Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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Class of 1930 Class Officers FRANCIS ADLER Class Propbei DOROTHY GRISWOLD Clam Poet

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THE MIRROR A Class Ode HE King of Life was holding court that day, NM And you and I were numbered 'mong the throng. Many a mile we'd traveled far, and now To the great castle door we came-and stopped. Before us stood the beautiful Great Hopes Conversing with Lost Chan-ces on the path. Next passed we the stern sentry, Character, Whose gleaming armor shone As clean and clear as the bright sun above. The halls of Education we traversed Which gleamed with armoured knights of culture fine, Then down the steps of Failure faltered we, While each step sneered and leered, Or so it seemed. Not daunted, on we strode past frowning Fate And to the King, by jewelled Chance were led. High throned the mighty King before us sat Surrounded by his noble courtiers. 'Twas quiet there and sweet as sylvan dellg Green moss had softly grown around the throneg The flowers of life were swaying gently in the breeze, While music softly played to us the strains Of Dreams-not idle, useless, but quite real. And thus the King more knowledge did impart: Advice I give you: follow these new paths That lead o'er windy hills and stormy seas Through bright and sun-kissed fields and moors of gold Perpetual curving on to wondrous views. Far in the distance gleams the noble light Success. Strike out, push on, it guides your way. His wise instructions. done, the King arose As from his throne above he smiled, And gave his benediction as we passed. Dorothy Griswold.