United States Military Academy West Point - Howitzer Yearbook (West Point, NY)

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« ' x T ' .aia fcp , • ■■ i J PAI WALSH

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The arched gate to the world. Strong enough to never yiel ZlCysses I am a part ofaU that I have met; O et aCC e?(perience is an arch zvherethrough QUams that untraveCed worCcC whose margin fades J or ever and for ever lohen I move. And this gray spirit yearning in desire ofoiiozv knozuCedge [i a sinking star, ' Beyond the utmost hound of human thought- To strive, toseelii to find, and not to yieCd. Lord Mfred Tennyson Always a warrior.

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changes The varied colors shift upon the trees, And green drains quietly from the dying leaves As everything impassioned 9{ature sees Is pulled into the loom on which she weaves. Ihe tapestry she patiently creates 9-las much of years and Birth and life and death; She softly sings the ends of our estates And sends us forward on her gentle Breath. We never fully understand her whims; 9-ler changes often cause us some offense. ' But slowly grows our faith; resistance dims, And slowly she reveals uncommon sense: ITte trees emBrace the fall, await the spring; Ikough changes come, the cycle still is king. ' Paul ' P. Andres ' 90 Constantly watched. The beginning of the journey.