New Marion High School - High School Daze Yearbook (New Marion, IN)

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li Progress P-is for Planes we'lI all have some day R-for the Radio-reaches lands far away O--stands for Oxygen-foe of T.B. G--for the Grandeur around us we see R-tells of Radium-heals ugly scars E--for the Engines used in the wars S-stands for Steamships-mammoth and strong S-for the Steam used to move them along. lklklk Good things and great things-large things and small The dear Lord above us gave us them all. Poor folks and rich folks-good folks and bad The One on his throne a gift for each had. Progress or digress-take either one Lend a hand willing or seek only fun. I'm just a cog-they can without me. Partner, you're part of a wheel you can't see. That wheel is called Progress--it has no real end. It can go on without you, but listen. my friend- Everyone placed on terrestial sod ls there for a purpose-known only to God. Our job is to find it-to strive night and day To add to this Progress and make our lives pay. Each drop in the ocean--each person on earth Must by his accomplishments prove his true worth. Time was needed to build such a city as Rome Which to Plebs and Patricians once served as a home. Preparation is needed-experience, too. For the ones who make progress are just me and you. We may dream of the great men of days long gone by And we each one maty long for a place in the sky. We may wish to be known, yes, remembered by fame And on history's pages to write a great name Or to seek a new land as did those long ago And to found a new nation which later would grow To a power on this earth which would outrival far Any power which now sways this half civilized Stat. What excites this unrest which is mankind's best friend- Which drives on the race to achieve some high end .P lt's the spirit of Progress in every man's heart Which drives him to live out his life--not apart. But among his blood brothers to hasten the time When human achievements will near the sublime. -Rhorer and Hays I fig 2' 17 ' L