Henry Ford Hospital School of Nursing - Sonah Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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N H Goodfellow Christmas Dolls [180]

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N A H TO GRADUATING CLASS OF 1932 The dav has come when we all must part. The shadow of love lingers here. Happmess and sorrow we shared from the start, Let us forget not these memories so dear. The strangeness of life ' s enigma to us all — To solve this, let us not try. The mystery is sweet if we r ise or fall, Let us face it with smiles and not sigh. Our minds with great richness have grown. As together we studied in this chosen hall. Our character shall reap as we have sown. And each will answer her life ' s great call. Masked in a vivid cloak is happiness The virtue of life-our duty to seek. In abundance great it surrounds each of us And remams hidden only from the meek. As we each go separately on our way. Great battles we will meet and must win. Life seems so simple as we live it today. Each conquered makes confidence as new ones begin. As we finish this task so complete. Let us not close the door to our soul — But forever with life ' s trials compete To hear the chimes of happiness toll. Here is a toast for each as we depart, Let these memories linger forever And friendships not end which were made from the start Let loyalty bind these ties which no one dare sever. Aurelia Taylor HOW OLD ARE YOU? Age is a qualitv of mind. If you have left your dream behind. If hope is cold. If you no longer look ahead, If vour ambitions fires are dead — Then you are OLD. But, if from life vou take the best, And if in life you keep the jest. If love you hold; No matter how the years go by. No matter how the birthdays fly, You are not old. — Anonymous [82;