Rome High School - Roman Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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THE ROMAN I entered there: and already on the hill Were those that had gone out upon the Quest, Wasted and worn, and but a tithe of them, And those who had not, and when they saw me, As I was last to come, they shouted A'Hail. And And first we looked upon our Alma Mater saw what changes had been made, and then We gazed each upon his fellow's face, And And And read in it the story of his Quest. then we talked, and each his story told: three had found the cup and therein seen, A rhythmical creation of beauty. And half a score had found sweet music there. Another found a painter's highest art And And And And The And one, the career of statesman bold and great. three had seen the fame of orators one had found a builder's glorious dream. some, with me, had found the guiding, the leading, teaching and loving of a little child. all had learned how the Wondrous' Cup is found: In forgetting self, in unselfish acts of love, And from each face there shone a radiance A gleam of light that from the Cup it caught. And what we saw we had known, and loved, and followed. -Emeliza Swain, '2

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