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Ebe C ronicle Vol. XXIV JUNE, 1915 No. 9 CHAIRMAN'S ADDRESS Ladies and Gentlemen: 42' OUR years ago we entered this building as a body of individuals, but today we are gathered here, in accordance with the finest of old customs, as one class, joined by the strongest bonds of com- radeship and loyalty to one another and our school. During these four years we have had a wonderful mixture of hard work, hard play, and good times, and it is the purpose of this class gathering to enjoy again, by recollection, some of the incidents in which we have been interested. lie- cause this is our Class Day and we wish our fathers and mothers, our teachers and friends, to enjoy it with us, I am given the privilege to ex- tend to you, in the name of the Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifteen, a most hearty welcome. HiXROLD DEJXRRORN CAREY.
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THE CHRONICLE CLASS POEM Before his task the sculptor stands, His shapeless clay besideg For the first time without the helping hands That till this day his work have planned, He will alone his outline guide. What will his clay's foundation be? And how be builded up? And where Will the height of his skill be brought to b To mold the form most perfectly? Alas! this man has 110 ideal, No perfect object to attain,- He gropes, in a blind way, to reveal Beauty he knows not of, but fain Would breathe into his form of clay. What, pray, can the result but be? Will any mortal dare to say A model which presents no key By which the critics beauty find? Nay, the master catches here and there A line or two surpassing fair, Born of the well-nigh suppressed ideal VVhich lowliness could not quite conceal. Vlfould he but set a loftier goal Than he can possibly attain Today, to scramble for, would let his soul Sublimely rise, in pure disdain Of all things which are not so good, E'en now could he change the lifeless clay Into the loveliest form he wouldg For the sculptor's hands can but obey The noble impulse guiding them, And in the clay would shine the gem Of high ambition, love of Truth. And when the form was complete, in sooth, 'Twould shine more bright by far than when 'Twas but begun, for he could not stem Ambition's flight. His tireless soul ear
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