University of New Hampshire - Granite Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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ehicateh In llltesihent Ralph Burnie Meinl, Eiiiill., EEE. lliho wins the heights wins not by slothiul ease. Or dalliance hy the way with merry mates. He sees at dawn the high and distant star. :Xncl through the heat and lahor of the day liorgets not, hut still urges toward the goal. This man you now greet daily as you pass- Kind, generous in judgment and in deed. XVise with a wisdom not of head alone. lint also of a heart attuned to those Uiho win their way o'er rough and weary roads- lle made his way alone and unafraid. No prop. no guide or guard to take the hrunt, Ile squared his shoulders and held high his head, Nor howed in fear or favor to the wrong. l.ook well. you lads who now deride the grind , You, too. who think that only midnight oil Can gain a man his place of public power, llere see a man well-rounded, balanced true: .X sportsman keen who pulled a lusty oar: He pitched good hall, and ran a winning race. lle loved the held and track and spreading lake. Yet spent hinisell not on these joys alone, llut led in oratory and dehate, XVas chosen both for fellowship and rank. :Xnd still uulorgotten in those halls. Look well, you whom he beckons toward the height. Remember while you gird your armor on, lligh sense of honor helped him win his light, And now he gives to you what he has won! Amee Lmnsm' Wisixu