Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Senior Class Poem Footsteps — haunting, echoing footsteps — They are passing by your door! Listen to Life ' s trodden stories: They are told thus o ' er and o ' er. Listen closely — you will hear them — They are passing — a steady tide. Some are young, undaunted, eager: Some are joyous, and quite untried. There are others hesitant and measured. Slow and weary from Life ' s bitter toil. Yet brave, courageous, never ceasing — Like Joan of Arc who never died — They ' ll tread onward, firm and steady. Down through God ' s unending Time. Your footsteps, too. have told a story. Have trodden down your deeds now past. Each new footstep leaves an echo. Is it nobler than the last? Shall you climb a higher mounlum Than the hill you trod to-day? Faith in God. Beauty and Truth — Shall you combine them on your wayi Passing footsteps, echoing, haunting Muffled and chanting, some with a zest : Treading out a people ' s way: Life at its worst — Life at its best! Oh. then, let us to these footsteps listen. As we journey toward the West. We may learn to strive more nobly Toward a well -deserved rest! — RACHtL Crehch. ' 31.