Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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A Vision J By C. O. Lippard I LL was shrouded in darkest night; Nor moon, nor star was seen. As I stood in fearful plight The massive hills between II Around my weak and feeble knees Swelled the raging storm; The tempest rushed in madness on, As though ' twould crush my weakened form. Ill 1 hough dreadful seemed my fate, With my soul in darkest night, A fla:h of light from the hidden moon Allowed a glance to the dismal height. IV Oh, the splendor of the distant view, The glory of the land I saw. But to gain it meant a struggle, And for a moment I stood in awe. V But soon, with a resolute will, A heart set to win or die, I left the dark and stormy vale To ascend the mountain high. VI Thence away from the dreary thrall Of blackest night and death, With each effort I mounted upward In tracks that others had left. VII Little by little I higher grew, And the storms and shadows passed ; Now I have gained the highest mountain, And may stand secure at last.

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Editorial Staff T. P. RHYNE Editor -in-Chief L. L. LOHR Assistant Editor-in-Chief BERTIE HUITT Art Editor J. D. RUDISILL Business Manager C. E. FRITZ Assistant Business Manager MAUDE POWLAS Assistant Business Manager

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We respectfully submit Volume Number Six o{ the H acawa to the inspection o{ those who mavj be interested in the college life o{ Lenoir as it is seen bu, the students themselves. EDITORS ■ tfS 3 4W