Roosevelt High School - Roundup Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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THE 1944 ROUNDUP 5 :IS 5 sk -ik if JL JL JL JL JL JL JL JL JG ln An Qld Church Yard In an old church yard there stands a cross, Chipped, crumbled and covered with moss, The name is gone, the date's not clear, The thought long dry that felt a tear. This mortal's gone . . . his deeds are done, His day long past since he saw the sun. He lived like us, only in days before There were such thoughts as a world at war. He lived in peace: but just the same, He died. He's gone. None knew his name. J 'T J We all will die, to mortal sense, ln peace, in war no difference. Yet all shall see the glorious light, The shining star of truth and right. Unknown to mortals we may die, In unknown spots our bones might lie. They shall stay beneath the sod, But our soul's alive, our life's in God. -Deborah Stark. UC 'M' UC 74' 71' 'JC H ,nn mm Pg Dglt

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