Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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= wk by Bbuwer Alma M later Each fall, when leaves in brilliant hues Dance against your dull, red walls, Reluctant feet have drawn us near To answer your compelling calls ; On winter days your friendly warmth Has held us close within your doors; But spring time brought the urge to go The carefree happy way youth soars— Yet now this year, we long to stay: We fear to tread an unknown way. 6

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Che Critic-Crest 1935 Swift is the Flight Swift is the flight of youth—a sudden sweep Of wind, a wave against an endless shore Recedes into itself, is seen no more, An impulse in a vast and changeless deep. Into this surging sea of life, youth came, Radiant, with candid eyes aglow, Unscarred in mind and soul he did not know Of guilt, of sorrow, no, nor even shame. Now, may the Hand that cherishes or mars, That gives the hopes, the traits that shape to grow Youth’s probity of soul, to each bestow Strength to surmount ambition’s sternest bars; For, youth, aspiring, ever strives. Although Blinded by sophistry, he gropes for stars. —AupDrREY N. Lona, Class Poet : iI | (eo)