Hunter College High School - Argus Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Dem' Sludcvzls of the Gflldudlfllg Class: M heart convratulations for work well done and m sincere Y Y m good wishes for future success and happiness are extended to each one of you. May you continue to meet your responsibilities and proh- lems with the vi for, earnestness and 'o ousness that have characterized fa l your activities in high school. We shall always he deeply interested in what you do and shall Welcome news from you. Sincerely yours, Principal

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in- Long ago when Zeus reigned as king All mortals to his name did singg But the hills, the Woods, the sands, the waters Sang praises to his lovely daughters. To Clio, the hoary mountains told The stories of great men of old, x While Melpomene shed silvery tears IN To hear of their loves, their hopes, their fears. For Terpsichore, the mischievous breeze Whirled and danced through the swaying trees, For Erato, the sun beams kissed each bloom That scented the fields with rich perfume. To Urania and Polyhymnia, the lights Of heaven told of travels through the nights, And of the infinity of the sky Where other worlds are born and die. To Euterpe and Thalia, the laughing brooks Sang of cool and mossy nooks Where the beetle chirps his noisy ode A To his lady-love in her green abode. bb But 'tvvas for Calliope the raging seas Abated, the unruly clouds wept, the ugly bees 5-J, Made honey, and all things brought forth their fruit b To present unto the gracious muse as an epic tribute. Oh, these be the daughters of Zeus, the Muses.

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