John Marshall Fundamental School - Patriots Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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V SEN IQRS VVhen you walk through a storm Keep your head up high And donit be afraid of the dark. At the end of the storm Is a golden light And the sweet, silver song Of a lark. Walk on through the Wind Walk on through the rain Though your dreams be tossed and turned. Walk on, walk on With hope in your heart And youill never Walk alone . . . Author Unknown sand an with humility Be aggressive with tenderness Seek truth with an open mind Be adventuresome with responsibility Offer friendship with Luiderstanding and love And above all, Walk in the grace Ann Wilson 14 of God.

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FLYING HIGH Greatness is to meet the struggle, To fall and still climb high. The spirit, the endeavor to Pursue the path and try. As the eagle bold in the sky, Soars upward, flying high. Trust in the dreams you hold, Fight to keep them alive. To be great is not to float on, Distant, above the rest. It is the humble one, Who moves in true greatness . . . by Lorraine Herman Glass of 1979 Flying high now