Harding High School - Folio Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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STYL S Harding to the Graduate Act for the future, emulate the past, Think of the present less, of self the lastg , Be free from their control who give you can't And sentiment-for sober reason, rant. Their merits few, too numerous to name 1' Their errors, but their bigotry the same. Deem not impertinence wit, persistence sense, And noise and fustian miscall eloquence. just reverence, no servile awe, display, Unswerved by doubt, unconquered by dismay. Think of yourself as one to whom is given A form of earth, but faculties from heaven, Think of yourself a being of a race, Whose conduct may adorn it or disgrace. You have before you a narrow course to run, A noble task assigned, but still undone. Achieve it, and to mem'ry be consigned Among the lights and blessings of mankindg Neglect it, and-- life's fitful fever der And dust returned to dust-be known no more. Lest dreams of youth may languish soon and die, Be true, be free, and Harding's loving eye Shall linger where your monuments aspire And own the children worthy of their sire. Sarah Herskowitz 45