Archer High School - Eagle Yearbook (Archer, IA)

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CCLASS PROPHECYJ And here we read a little note of some one winnining a big ' prize in a coupon contest. Why! it's Karen, and she won part of a new house in Archer. Guess now she'll have a little moreereemfier ll the boxes she got the coupons from The last time we visited her she could only let us ln a few of the rooms for all the other rooms were full As wew nt through the hall she told of some thlngs t t were ln the rooms, the flrst all full of breakfeast food, she get some sllver ware coupons from them, then a room of soap from whibh sh won some more soap to wwn the house, Now she'll have to flnd someone to use the thlngs so she can collect some more -U- 1-J'-I5--EH. J FOR YGU 0 DETOCRACY Come I will make the contlnont lndlssoluble, I wlll make the most solendld race th sun ever shone upon l wlll make dlvlre magnetlc lands, Ilth the love of comrades, Jlth t e llfe long love of comrades I wlll plant compaoronship th1ck as trees along all the FlVCTS of Amerlca, and along the shores of the great lakes, and all over the pralrles, I wlll make lUSODQP8b1C C1tlCS wrth thelr arms about each other' necks, By the love of comrades, By the manly love of coar des For you these from me, O Democracy, to serve yuu ma femme! For you, for you I am trilllng these songs. There Was A lhlld ent orth There was a child went forth every day, And the flrst ohgect he lookfd upon, that obgect he Llfame, And that object hecmme part of him for the day or a certaln part of the day, Or for many years or stretchlng cycles of years Iver s omlttedl The moth r at home quletly placlng th dlSheS on the supper table The mother wlth mlld words, cl an her cap and gown, whol some odor falllng off her person and clothes as sh walks, Toe father, strong, self sufflclent, manly, mean, anger'd, unjust :he blow, the qulck loud word, the tlght bargaln, the crafty lure The famlly usag s, the languave, the company, the furniture, the yearning and swelllng heart, Affectlon that wlll not b ga1nsay'd, the sense of what is real the thought if after all lt should prove unreal, These became part of that child who went forth every day ,, A A . . Ll ' U . . , fa - . 1. v. I , . F . . l-:1, . G -- . - - 0 n v , v Q U u ly we Q5 :ur 1 :n Q ' rg 5 3: ug gg y v 5 rude 1H?w5 ans.: wiv- .. .ni .. H . We .. .. ,. 1- un. 1. 4 , lv . . t . . 5 ' ' 5. rs u A , L 1, e ... . . . I . H - 5 A A 4' ,. . , . 5 3 ' . . ll -' J Q I O I ' , L I Q K A . ,. 1 4 X C' 2 . . c ., 1 ' S 3 3 H W Y 1 Y fl L1 Us . ' c , 'J 5 -5:1 -4 1: n v Juv wr L v fn in 143:44 n -Ly 03' n sa my 3: Q, o 1. .r.. wSr .? 1: ,X .f -.rivfr fri? .r if .v fr nn. ,: and! if .n.- ,rw-5: . , . I W - . , . H ' . 4 '-A 1 I . A . 'U . , O cw f ' ' U .J 5 ' 5 . . A . A i R, f V x A .1 1 . . 2 1 , L A Q, .J rw -, ' V 1,1 C ' Q , . . , . - I , . - : '71 ' , 4 0 ,, I 1 A 1 3 'J 'E . I . L1 J r A 'J Y 3 1 ' 'Z I 0 F c XJ T 'X - , . C V 1 . U

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