Temple University School of Medicine - Skull Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Memory A wan moment—a flash of thought— And something that was, is not. One moment he breathes—a friend is beside him— The next-------. His ancestors before him fought for man's weal— He walked in their footsteps 'til the path was cut off. Long years he fought—he struggled for ken— To make man's world safe for men— To shatter the sceptres of the great trio of fate— To cast from their dais trauma, cancer and heart death. He raised his mace—prepared a strike at the three— But a dart from the first found him before— Lachesis was ready—Atropos cut the thread short. We knew him only a short time— Not well enough by far— Pretense was lacking in him— He needed not many words. A friend to those about him— To them he showed his best. He studied for other's sake— To them he gave his life. His score is not lengthy, but the total runs high— More than sufficient for the Day when Reckoning is nigh. o w We know what you wanted— For your sake we'll try— We'll take over your work— We'll aim just as high. Wait there with peace— Your share you have done— Our thread is short, too— We'll be with you soon, Hayes, old man. November 2, 1933. H.A.A.

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FRANCIS M. HAYES