Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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WADE L. GRTNDLE Principal

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Glass (poem. Chiseled in letters of M eathei’-beaten stone, grown gray with time of many years, This epigram of wise and learned men stretched o’er the sombre arch Of a nniversity long consecrated to a vast and noble vow. Day after endless day a (pnckening mass of students i)assed beneath, Neither seeing nor realizing the jjresence of the lifeless woials, IIling like a sinister omen uttered in a moment of mad folly. “Enter to Learn’’ Lilt the other side of the gray-green arch showing its listless face Is a ])iire white marble space, smooth and cool as the forehead of a god, Cndefiled by the ravages of yellow fog, fresh as a morning after a storm. A golden haze of sunlight sweeps from above on the glimmering surface. And there are some who, after entering, can lift their eyes to the shining And read there words cleft there by some unseen, some iiower more than wise. “Leave AVith Learning to Live” Annette AIcCoioiick

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