University of Virginia - Corks and Curls Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

Page 19 text:

0' Great War Tablet I I I I Chateau Thierry I I I I St. Mihiel I I I I the A'rI gonne I I I I and once again men came bearing a bronze tablet. On it I read the names of other careless boys who shall grow not old as you and I and all of us grow old. Full blooded, carrying with them all the romance and heartbreak of Youth, they leaped joyously beyond the Battlements of Time. Slowly I turned and looked I I I I

Page 18 text:

Xl l A O. ,e- iAiFH-e'evde- e w ew gt -F.t-.w...am L, , Chm; hiMhthltl WM ILU 11.! $1 I l. j a 5 f E a: E. g g. E g E a E g S E g E 2 2:5. 5 g E g i-E g g g g E g E .7 m avwra..-w I..- Civil War Tablets I I I I For the time my mind was ftlled with the Past. Old memories I I I I Careless boys at play I I I I I saw the Sons of Liberty and the Southern Guard-marching, marching I I I I Harpefs Ferry I I I I Chancellorsm'lle I I I I Gettysburg I I I I And then men came bearing two bronze tablets,Iand on these tablets I read the names of a half a thousand careless boys I I I I marching, marching I I I I

Page 20 text:

'L-MW m, , , , , 7 , AW'VW: WW! WW hu Ivy m 'T' t2 v V W yvvnv WV. , I, Y'V .--....-..:.g77-,g -7 A A A . J - H A L , x 7,4 Vim J M UAAAAAA AA A AWALAAIA A! N 777': , 'Ghe Old Lawn I I I I not on the Lawn that lies there below us, but on the Old Lawn that jeferson built and loved,Ithe Old Lawn with its trees fresh in the ftrst vigor of young life, with its quaint paths, its rock wall. Surely the old days were better days. Surely the ancients were happier before the feet of earthhs myriad thousands I I I I And I envied The Past I I I I