Miami Beach High School - Typhoon Yearbook (Miami Beach, FL)

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1, -LCZITI Qfl CCI Anxeriea, my hope! for yon Are hnilt on fiinple thingfg A .rhining faith-and Honor trneh Ana' Fellozwhip of man that Jpringf From zealonf love onr fatherf knew. Let nf heep faith with thofe who left Their hoinelandf far or near, For Liherty'J Jzveet right they tleft All tief to pioneerg Their hright idealf are tarniyhed hlaeh Covered with grime and dnft. Oh, let nf pn! that lnftre hath IW ith old time faith and trnftl i tMay .relfleff love live in the heartr Of all onr fellozvmeng May Ive give lahor, meant, and artf To hnild a helter land . , . and then: Let nf wipe oat the dreadfnl Jlvmf That lie npon yoirr fare, And hnild rlean, happy healthfnl homer Of Jtone to tahe their plate. Dozen with war and deftrnetion, Down with rorrizption, too! I do not Ivant the horror! of war To wrerh and rnin yon! Oh, let ll! walk on roadf that lead to And old idealf renew. God give nf Jtrength to never eeafe Until thif joh we do! peaee, I alfo hope the yearf to roine Bring greater nnzty- More faetoriey where znotorf' hznn Inrreafe men J loyalty. I with yon, too, my ozvn dear land, Exalted ranh and fame, I Sneeefufef great and wealth in hand Add glory to yonr naine, Bnt let thif he, dear land of mine, A ,Ianetnary too, A plate of refuge and a fhrine For all who rome to yon. AJ it tahe pennief to mahe a dollar, It taker there little thingf Li T lnild a ization great an Jtrong, U Aoldnd where NFREEDOAII RINGS! MARY ELIZABETH TREPTE 112 x .. .WALQ1 7 ! C9-he Un heara hle lhlight Darhnetf defrendf like a honlh-fzriftly and urithont warning-Jhattering th? brightnetf of day, Evening flier hy-nnnotired 'til gone-ye! the darhneff of night .rtayr on. Bedtime approaehef, onee zvelronze-onee -yet I linger, nnwilling to approach it, afraid: Bn! llI7'0Ztf.fTI79.fJ' dragf me beneath 1L'dl'Nl, u'ar1n eoverf-zvhieh heep ont the told of the night, and iinprifon the zuarnzth of me--in y hody-or if it the zvarntth of my heart? Sleep-oh, pleafant .fleep difdainf me, romef not to my hed-my warm, ivarzn hed, temptf nie-hnt heepf me aware of the moveinentf ahont nie. Crirel Jleep, yer! Bnt Jfill Jo pleafant, I yearn for yoiir roinfort-lint Jtill yon elnde nie. Thonghtf .foon Jhall enter my yearning mind, to aid rrnel fleep in her terrihle teafingf-many, too many thonghtf . . . The night paffey on, Ilozvly, graditally on- ward-ereeping and ftnmhling, And daufn',f gentle rayJ rlofe my dint eyef in Jlnmher - gentle rayf of dawn whirh I awaited, alone. Sleep not. Nay, Jleep war denied me. Yet Dawn gave me Jlnnzher-Jlnnzher at latt, after darhnerf waf gone. BERNICE MILLER, 1lB2 HQYZQ may of 3j'6QdOl77,U If all the children had one day To hanirh rnle and have their way, Eafh tarefree, nanghty ehild Woiild have the joy of rttnning wild. Oh, what a fight the fehool zvonld he With all the rhildren heing free To hreah the ivindowf, Jlant the doorf, And flide izpon the Ilippery floorf, Tbgyyi fool the tearherf every one And laagh and talk and rare and 11177. And if the teaeher mid, Be aniet, They'd all rehel and ftart a riot, Theyfd fzvarm the ftreetf and raid the town, A a t 'z the tily npfide dozen: Biz uiiien that day doef REALLY dazvn, 1711 fare zc'e'll all he-dead and gone! MARY ELIZABETH TREPTE

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