Knox School - Rose Leaves Yearbook (Nissequogue, NY)

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ALMA IVIATEH OUR ALMA MATER TI-IEE DO WE CI-IERISI-I, AS TIME GOES BY AND FRIENDS MUST PART. IN YEARS TO COME OUR LOVE NE'ER SI-IALL PERISI-I, YOU WILL REMAIN EVER DEAR TO OUR HEARTS KNOX WE ARE TRUE, TRUE TO YOU. 40

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Rejoice, U Young Moo in Thy Youth Laugh, Young, run with the Wind. Time is flying, Men are dying, But laugh, Young, laugh and be gay, now that you may For spring is here and summer's near. Feel the fresh grass so soft and sweet, Run Young, the world's at your feet! Clinb the clouds and laugh at us all, We who're so small sto your sharp bright eyes, Seeing through lies, seeing through fog. Flash through the heavens, Dash past the sun, till lacking in breath Your bright youth is done, And life becomes empty, lonesome and dull And you sit down beside me to rest. Sing, Youth, sing of your love, Sing of the joy ofthe clouds and the trees, And the moss and the grass, Of the song of the birds and the hum of the Sing, Youth, sing and be gay, Now that you may. Sing and laugh, think if you want, For Youth is thoughts that haunt And scream, Why? And make Youth cry. But laugh, Young, Laugh when you sigh, laugh at your youth. bees Youth is close to the brown of earth and the warmth of the sand And the hard of the rock. Youth is the green of the leaves on the trees, And the sting ofthe Wind, and the cool of the breeze And Youth is the light on the shimmering lake, and the spray of the Waves as they steadily break, As they echo and echo and echo again. Youth is spring rain. Oh, ever I caution and ever l sing, Laugh Youth, laugh Young, laugh for it's spring Laugh my clears, sing! 39 JUDY XIAH FEINIIR

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'R Susanne Alling To SUSANNE ALLING4PfEJfd67Zf of The Student Body of the Knox School. You have guided us through this year with the utmost sincerity and patienceg you have performed unfalteringly the exacting task required of you and have been a true friend to every girl. 41