Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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Pune Luth! Class Dorm Hefore us he most pleasant ways A lnfe wnth naught of youth yet spent If we but vlrtue wlll embrace ln sadness never wlll repent lt lb our purpose to possess A body th tt IS strong and well It I9 our will ne er to recess Helping xlong all such as fell On the hllls ln the Valleys low Nature lends herself ln flowers Ani whlle tn sunshlne all things grow f od wall add some gentle shower-. Snlver tassels mount giant stalks l lowers the amr wlll well perfume If we ve not found these happy walks Our search let us at once resume Before us he most pleasant ways As nature sprlngs from Nature s sod Before us he most pleasant ways If we but llve wlth nature s God Llfe s true purpose may we then hnd Hngh ideals the soul to fill oys sprxng not from being unklnd To such as with us sorrows still The world IS peopled all around from northern bay to southern sea Some nn great joy and wealth abound Others provoke our sympathy Some llve ln splendld manslons hugh Wlth all the comforts they may wlsh Others ln lowly huts pass by Saddest llves replete with angulsh Then Cod who knows the Sparrow s fall Recounts hxs suff rlng children here And lt behooves us one and all To helpful means and ways adhere Such are the paths prescribed for us Such are the paths that brlng us cheer Such are the deeds ascrlbed to us Such are the acts we must revere Before us he most pleasant days Let us avold the shadows tall Wnth honor let us keep our ways And not our kmdred souls enthrall llCX'Elh we ll lmd a life of cheer Klndness offered to struggllng souls Twnll make us glad to have heen here Twlll gladden us to reach the goal I 9 I ss I