Nokomis High School - Old Nokomis Yearbook (Nokomis, IL)

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4 1923 AU REVOIR, ALMA MATER Goodbye. dear old school. The book and the rule, You snatch from our hands unrelenting, You usher us out, You think we are stout Wle go only partly consenting. For trouble and strife VVe meet out in lifeg Vie hesitate, feeling our weaknessg X5Ve fain would rely On you to supply Us strength to o'er come our nieekness Ere birds learn to Hy They try and they try And never loose faith in their trying. Then soon they will rise And soar in the skies And mimic the wind in their flying. Oh, then we must dare Nor yield to despairg Don't shrink from the great undertaking But buckle right down VVith a smile, not a frown, Be master of the thing we are making. So we whisper goodbye With a tear in our eye To go where our life's work is callingg Tho soldiers are brave, Yet each has a grave And each day some soldier is falling. So we must step in Determined to win The unfinished work they are leaving. And take up the task And stick to it fast For the eyes of the world are perceiving And when we at last Have Finished our task And only the tomb lies before us, Let's say with a smile Our 1ife's been worth while. For God watched continually o'er us. -Thomzls ll lnox !