North Avenue Presbyterian School - Napsonian Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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33 we we . ' k E f ,- 'niik 5 'D E Q A '32 HPKUUIGIU 'aeaa m tm te f X W -tis QS QP . K1 ' , A 4, oretword What are you meaning, School of Ours, What lies beneath your friendly heart, To the heart of the city today? In the letters that spell your name? Are the boys and girls who walk with you, What is your creed, O School of Naps, More worthy to travel life's way? The creed that has won your fame? NOBILITY leads your virtues true, And'it flings afar its light, ' A halo to enhance your path. The upward path of right. ABILITY spells to all the world Your code of work and play, The power to win in higher things That touch your life each day. PLAY, with its joy and its gladness, Peeps over your shoulder to see The faces of grown-up children Lit up with their love for thee. SERVICE at last is the pillar Which upholds your valiant frame, The cornerstone of your teachings, The embodiment of your name. Four short words comprise your creed, ' Do they not spell, O School of Ours And what is there further to say? Your work in the city today? -MARY ELLIS, '25, School 0 Our! 1 What do you mean, oh, School of Ours, to us who hold you so dear? Would we could answera line at a time-writing a line each year. For the good you have planted will always bear fruit-you will continue to flourish And each year later on, we will want you to know that your memory we'll ever cherish, . Oh, School of Ours. Nobility of purpose, daily strengthened anew, points to faraway goals-but inspiring, Ability to work toward the marks we have set, doing good, on our way, never tiring- Such things in a measure express what you mean to us, whom you helped to mould But they tell less than half that you've taught, School of Ours, of the things there are be told- Oh, School of Ours. Play is our fun,-our laughter,-our song,-it changes our work into pleasure: Service you taught us to render--oh, Naps--love for others e'er to treasure Your example and precepts as expressed in your creed Have given for life's school the foundation we need, Oh, School of Ours. -DOROTHY MAE PHILLIPS, '28. 59 1' th -,Aix I , 'N K, 3 erret e Q I - m A? :N X H y ' Page Two