Newman High School - Yucca Gloriosa Yearbook (Sweetwater, TX)

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DMQDICATION To one who is like another you, Understanding, sympathetic, kind and trueg To one whom mere words cannot explain, Whose motto must be: To give is to gain. To one who is always sweetly the same, Who is like Ald1'ich's torch of flame, Who leads the students from dzuk to light, From bad to good, from wrong to right. To one who's pleasant, smiling' face Shows all of loveliness and graceg Thus this Yucca Gloriosa,-e'en our hearts, too, We dedicate most fondly, Miss Harkins, to you.

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Zin emnrierm We know, of course, that life On earth must sometime end, And yet it truly hurts us deep To know we've lost a friend. The simple explanation That death is just a gain, Is not enough to rid ou1' hearts Oi' loneliness and pain. It's bad to die at any age But worse to die in time When life is at it's very best- When a man is in his prime. Were he a man less loved by all And older in his time, Our pain would be less hard to bear But he was in his prime. When one must leave the joys And happiness at its best, It's hard to leave this dear old world Even for the greatest rest. Our hearts are not so bitter When we think of him above, Away from strife and worry, Enduring God's great love. -Thomas Allen. Y