State Normal School - Crystal / Levana Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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up C RYISETA L me S 521110135 watcbworb 14TH DECEMBER, '21 If your limbs are whole And your heart is light, Be up! and teach From morn till night. There is no gain In this world so great As striving your best To improve your state. Remember, results you Leave behind Are always the seeds For the younger mind. Nature is kind, If man is true 5 So work, for there Is much to do. Hesitate never, but Sow while you can, For God showers nG0od,, Upon Keveryv man. All nature responds, If we do but try, So up! and doing, Oh, never say die! , So let your watchword Be, from today, I shall work! and work! And work for play. No sluggard, no loafer, Or helpless toadg No idle teacher Who7ll refuse a load. But a teacher new, A woman who's true, Who has V found herself And knows what to do Out! Out! and be active, And 'Cmaken your day 'Tis there, if you strive, And work, and pray. If your limbs are whole And your heart is light Be up! and teach From morn till night. 7

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CRYQSTPLL me WILSON, LEONA LUQILE, AZzioria Covington A pleasing personality, a winning smile, and a stunning appearance. These are Leona's. WISE, LA RUE, Alzi0ria,' I Grantville A good student and a loyal friend. WRIGHT, MARGARET ALICE, ccfllilliev Columbus Peg is a real friend, a girl of high ideals and strength to live up to them. WRIGHT, TOMMIE VIRGINIA, ':Millie Lincolnton She goes her way quietly and enjoys her friends. l. WYCHE, LILLIANQAGNES, ullllioriaa' Luthersville If success depends upon hard work and close application, Lillian is sure of it in a marked degree. She is a splendid girl. YOUNG, THYRA CLEO, Al1:ioria Reynolds A good student and an altogether capable girl.

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CRYSTAL M fflropbetic :Reflections We live, and we must die. Cold prophesy To pass to youth, from out the crystal clear, Yet what I say no human can deny From callow youth to cold and learned seer. Shadows, then spring-green fields And flowers sway, A leaden shy follows a sunset's flame, The vivid color of a summeras day, And then-the snow in wintergs icy frame. 'T is grim, but we must know, Nor fear to live, But living, broaden to the infinite, For we are chosen by the world to give The star-gleam, that will keep the world in light Bear high sweet Service torch In purity, Nor shrink from laughter and the happy art, For there are tears enough In prophecy So laugh and live, and love the world at heart. Say not, :Thou hast not given ---f Far prophecies Of future aims and triumphs that men seef' For I reveal far greater mysteries, Learn them, hnow thou of life-and be.