Moore High School - Saga Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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NOW The world is still a’makin and each act by you and me Has a bigger part in making it than anyone can see, For our apathy and carelessness where a useful deed could be The cause for many, many things in making people kee In making people free from all the things that slow them down The waste and crime and illnesses that thrive in every town, The habits that cause waste and death — the drink with which men drown Their worries and their usefulness — the hero and the clown. The way we use the present hour seems not so very great But it’s perhaps the building stone in settling our fate, We must select our pattern — some decisions cannot wait Don't be the one who puts off plans until it is too late. WELCOME TO MUSTANG COUNTRY

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FRE PAPER EIP No one ever seems to quip ‘Bout the humble paper clip Which has served so many purposes for me. First he held the contract papers And no faithless, bad escapers Ever got away from watchmen such as he. Then some dollars he did hold Not a one by him was stold More unselfish servant man could never find. But, alas, however faithful Man seems always so ungrateful To.apfireciate clips never comes to mind. OERSHIP cp 2)

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YOUR THOUGHTS Whate’er the thought That comes to you | ‘Tis yours to judge | If false or true. | And none but you | On all this earth } Until 'tis said | Can judge its worth. | And you can choose What thoughts are best, And use your choice — es | Discard the rest. in a ee : | In life, we grow as we do. | | One way to be happy, is to make someone else so. | The load becomes light when cheerfully borne. 270