Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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1 I 4 I i A 1 31. QE. Gastlzman fp? , ,f i,1,f.,:,i1.p-f' WT ..l'lQ'L1 ' K'f 2 'fp'-'Li ,J .f,f-Us-els' sf '1' . 6 W ij I i '.,,,- ,ffgdfjd 'J Lf' .' J-Jxf X24 'jfgf ,,.i?TjJJ.v!i ,gkfv 473 ff 5 ' 3 Lfrf I ,fe W! ,547 W l W Sept. 10, 1872 - Oct. 22, 1949 They're mine, all mine, and his voice is low, Yes, mine to the youngest one : As he fondly watches you come and go In the changing shadows and sun: And his eyes grow bright with unshed tears As his great heart swells with ride, And I see in their gleam his loye igr you As wide as the sea is wide. lk 1' 1 92 Yes, really mine, he softly repeats. , i' l , Y i N Ii not of my flesh a part, . Ki ' X Ai 'lYet are they as dear as life to me Y ,ir . 1 X lg I I f These children of my heart : f' . 3 V tl , x , X And a smile steals over his kindly face 1' it ,R ,I , And lights if high with joy, , Q i' 2 V And I know he If counting you over again X c 4 , it y. -.xv tl 3Each one his girl, his boy. il I' ' W 3 . is if 1 N - I K X Xl Oh friends, if 1 could :eu of all N 7 ' ,I iw I , ' X H The love he had for you, ' X V , ' it ix How boundless it was in its mighty sweep, A 'I ' , I' , AR ' How warm and sweet and true: ' . at X ' Then would you know, as you think of -him ,V A ' X I ' 3 . mx In his home beyond the sky, V 1 f I ' ' 2 I 55 That even now he is smiling at you X ' 1 X Qt As he did at his last good-by. y Q E It I. H. Castleman . , , ii xl Xt This poem was written in memory ot our late principal by K ' 1 ki I X his brother, I. H. Castleman. Ht e AS lx. 'X 5 i , s