Loose Creek High School - Marial Yearbook (Loose Creek, MO)

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SENIORS CHOOSE SELECTIONS FROM BEST LOVED AUTHORS But he trusted ln love from h1s Father above ln h1s heart all was well ln hxs heart all was well For of all sad words of tongue or pen The saddest are these It mlght have been There was a shout about my ears And palms before my feet Llfe llke a dome of many colored glass Stams the whlte radiance of Etermty All the world s a stage And all the men and women merely players And the graves of your friends are the mlle stones To the land where all roads meet Words are like leaves and where the most abound Much frult of sense IS rarely found Good nature and good'sense must ever jom To err IS human to forgive dlvme They also serve who only stand and walt And the grandeur that was Rome All seems lnfected that th infected spy As all looks yellow to the jaundlc d eye We thmk our father fools so wlse we grow Our wlser sons no doubt w1ll think us so Some praise at morning what they blame at night But always thmk the last opmlon rlght Trust thyself every heart vxbrates to the xron strmg Fear not the anger of the wxse to ra1se those best can hear reproof who ment praxse lf you can see new cloth ln a sail l can see new bark an a canoe A perfect judge wlll read each word of wxt Anonymous Wh1tt1er Chesterton Per cy By s she Shake 5 pear e Alfr ed Noyes Pope Pope Mllton Poe Pope Pope Pope Emerson Pope Cooper With the same spxrxt that nts author wrlt pope Good fences make good nexghbors Robert Frost Shelley . . ' . , . . . . i .--- - To the glory that was Greece, . O - D . . O . , , . . . ---- -