Our Lady of Lourdes High School - Knight Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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,0li'iE . 'q?- '5f?f?' Q . - . N 5 S Q 0,3 i . THE VISION OF ,A FRESI-IIE Over their books in the eighth grade Poring hard and turning their young hair gray, Sat two 'future freshies, lad and maid, Building a bridge in Dreamland for this lay. Then as the days grew shorter and e'en When their highest dream a diploma Was to be given to Bill and Geraldine. Not only around our grade days Does Heaven with all its splendors lieg Daily with books our eyes worked hot, We Sinais climb and know it not. Over our grade days bend the skies ' Over our home-tasks and future lives The sister utters prophesies. With our faint brain the grammar strives To pump some knowledge into that wood Where before that time emptiness stood. And to our bodies drowsy blood Still shouts the inspiring sea. School gets its price for what school gives us The scholar is taxed for a seat to sit in. The priest has his fears who comes and instructs us We bargain for the books we look in. At the teacher's desk are all new books sold Each ounce of print costs its ounce of gold. For a scholar's gown our chink we pay Home-tasks we get not for the asking 'Tis them alone that are given away, To give us a whole night's taskingg There is no price set on the rudiments They are to be had by the poorest students. And what is so rare as a day in June Then, if ever, come perfect days. Then eight graders wonder if they are in tune To be a Freshie and study lays, Of ancient Rome and classic Greece. Then they open their books and their knowledge increases- Every boy and girl feels a stir of might An instinct within them that reaches and towers And climbs to a soul in studious hours. Now is the high tide of the year And whatever of knowledge hath ebbed away Comes back to the scholar in arrears Into every bare brain, cell and nerve and fiber. rx g . C4 - six- 5 -N I 0 A51 -f:' i:'i'972?, Qs'.lv.s,- 19 39' -if 153' r a 1 Page 76