St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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A Side View of Old Main Mary Jane Stringer There comes a day when I shall say To you, 0 walls of stone, 'My love, Tm leaving you now And I shall be the one alone.” And when I come back to look on you, This view shall I love best, For it brings me hope, courage, And the feeling of content, of rest. You rise so high, you lift my soul, Yet underneath your massive height, There is a broadness, a gentle quiet That is always found with might. I care not how long these walls shall stand, For in my heart they will always rise And form a goal for me to reach, My own Utopia, beyond the skies.

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The Telephone Building Lorraine Hay In this symphony in stone There is a splendidness of line, An exquisiteness of detail and An impressiveness of height. Its peak seems to sunder the floating crags Of clouds above it. It is a combination of beauty and usefulness. Beneath its rose-luster exterior lies A lace-like network which Binds the peoples of the earth More closely. It is like a huge stalagmite Pushing ever upward as a challenge, A fitting tribute and a lasting monument To an age of progress.