Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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RICHARD SAUNDERS CWHREE years ago Richard Saunders was our ciassmate. His happy smiie and quiet modesty, treasured in the hearts of friends, are now wisttui memories. Richard Saunders has passed on to a ioetter worid, hut his spirit remains as an inspiration to his schoolmates. SONN ET Clreen troughs stretch forth to grasp the iast ray Oi: summer twilight as it fades to daricg Dim shadows shift, and Change the fainting day To shades of night: then aii throughout the park Soft-throated hirds send out their evening Caii, And iuii their mates with praise of tasics weii done. Soon veivet hiaciiness Creeps in, Covering aii: And happy dreams in peaceful sieep are won Vvhen in our iives we reach the twilight years, Vvhen rays of youth have gone and shadows taii, When our Creator hecicons us to go VVe icnow not where: we need not shed our tears, Nor need our friends to mourn in deathiiice paii. For iives weii spent no fear of Death need know. BETTY JANE BLAHA.

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