Natural Bridge High School - Span Yearbook (Natural Bridge Station, VA)

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TS A se oe REP te n jp peecmiesnenl tye Rae ERM Son } LL IT i et ee ee ee ee aa ————— —— ——— — -— — tf ” HE PATH AHEAD Days, months and years are gliding, Like mystic dreaiis, away, And down lifets varied pathway ° Thieir lights and shadows play; And, often on the present, Reflected light will fall. Sometimes, perhaps, a shadow Comes darkly over all. O, time! still hasten onward, Urneed our smiles or tears, And sather in thy chariot Thy burden of the years. And with the scythe, great reaper, Reap all thy. treasures here, Though every sheaf thou bindest Is dewed with many a tear. We bow to thy stern mandate, Ac’mowledging thy sway - Powerless alike to fetter Or cause thy wheel to stay. For onward, ever onward, The years their way persue, And season after season Still passes from our view. 3 { ; : | ¥ E FN ¥ NRF ee re a nee mete ha sacl ns ee NR yf mans se 5 3 - om - oe i . ‘ ares Pea veered saek weeny Rae s enenstiiienleeiemnalitammmemetineaeae We tread the paths before us, Impatient oft to raise The veil that hides the future From erring mortal's gaze. We cannot see the trials Around the paths wetll try, Nor catch the hours of pleasure That for us there may lie. er 5 Orme ey = or er whinmanowtrenes . - an - a ee aT ore - ; aaa a ne ee - ET Se A eG I I TE RS Nf RR SS NRT RL A RS r LO CLEA | NOLL CLC CC Cte te et att ta: ccna at en Pmt es - chines ceeiiamaeatilerli oepemianen alam denen tea tte eee . A teens - ei bee