Luther L Wright High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ironwood, MI)

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IN jVIEjVIOJUAM Jean Talaska Lily-encouched one, sleep softly— Spring's kiss will not awake thee; Ribboned wind will pass thee gently, Rustling light thy grassy bed. Rain subdues its savage onslaught; Sun has cloaked her eyes in cloud; 8tars are weeping; Dim Diana fainter grows— Nature and wc are mourning. Sunlight nor wind nor rain Doth mar his slumber deep. He careth not for loss nor gain, For lips that smile nor eyes that weep. He sleeps, but not in mem'ry dear, Though mournful songs be sung. His laughter sounds forever clear. His heart's forever young. Harvey Winn

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Lawrence Wojciehowski Grieve not that one so young should pass iTron mortal halls of time, From fading flower rind withered grass Tc a clearer, purer clime. His youth will never tarnished be, His dreams will never fail, His spirit always ’dll be free. His joys will ne'er grow pale. L.