Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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SZ3-TI70 Arrow mm LIFE’S ARROW An arrow alone is a frivolous toy, Though fashioned with infinite skill; Its shaft may be slender, sharp pointed with flint, And brilliant with feather and quill. It may be as strong as the heart of an oak; As swift as a frightened young doe; But the length of its flight and its goal both depend On the archer who draweth the bow. When in the great contest that men have called Life We choose a bright star for our goal, The Arrows of Knowledge we proudly will fly; But the strength of the Bow is our Soul. With the flint of Ambition each Arrow is tipped; Bright feathered with Dreams and Desires; And ‘twill fly as swift and as true as the thought Of the archer whose aim it inspires. Our quivers are filled with the Arrows we’ve won, With Ambition our hearts are aglow; And each shaft, truly aimed, will be guided aright By the courage and strength of our Bow. Mrs. Alice Craig Edgerton

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