Arsenal Technical High School - Arsenal Cannon Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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AUTUMN S 0 FAB MARGARET BUTLER DOROTHY NEWGENT ENGLISH lVa 'Neath the blue of autumn sky How the leaves around me fly, Yellow, orange, brown, and red Cover all my flower bed. Sunshine on this glorious scene Fills my heart with joy sereneg Mirrors such a wealth of gold As no fairy tale has told. AT NIGHTFALL GRACE M. CURRY ENGLISH vue Dusk is falling, A soft, misty dusk, As I sit at my open window. From somewhere in the hazy distance An enchanting melody Comes to me, Drifting On the wings of the night- A clear, haunting melody That speaks gently of the past And is full of promise For the future. And, lo, the song is ended! Yet the sweet strains of the music Keep vibrating In the silent dusk, Echoing And reechoing Upon my soul. SNUWFLAKES MARGARET MILLER ENGLISH Ia Like soft and fluffy feathers The tiny snowflakes fall .lust to land upon the ground And on my garden wall. I love to watch their beauty As they float down from the sky And wish that I were one of them Who come from way up high. How many people have they seen With cold and aching feet? How many children have they cheered As they tumbled to the street? But tiny snowflakes do not tell The things they've seen and doneg They just lie still upon the ground Till they're melted by the sun. ENGLISH Va Moving swiftly through the blue Of skies, the moon-a disk of silvern hue- Passes coldly through the clouds and starsg Above the earth, so far! so far! The darkened clouds infringed with white, Are lightened with the silvery light. A moonlit path falls on the stars In the heavens, so far! so far! The stars are dimmed, as if some hand Had passed o'er all, so that the land Might see the brilliance without mar, 0'er all the earth, so far! so far! It seems to me the autumn moon Is much too lovely to leave so soon. Yet beauties passed, the lovelier are, Richer in memory, by far! by far! TU ELIZABETH GLQSLQIMEEEN Here's spring again And walking, thoughtlessly I reach To grasp your hand as once I did When you sought mine. The sky is blue and twinkling as your eyes, And the little green hill ahead Laughs and challenges a raceg But no one yet has beat the wind. Here, the pebble we once turned together in our hands Charmed by the trace of a tiny fern on its rough side. Here, the boulder where we rested gay and panting At the end of a foolish sprint. I Here, the tree that knows the plans and hopes Of two young lives. And here-and here-and here ls your whispering joyous spirit that cannot leave. I think you might even answer If I tossed my head and spoke to the earth around me. ANTI U UBS DAYEREIQHYER Crystal transparency of glass, Yellow gold of shining brass, Soothing green of polished jade, All upon the table laid. Antiques all! What can we say Of their matchless worth today?

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S Before the Bell Rings-by W3I'I'CD Mills Noon Hour-by Don Mason The Main Steps-by Warren Mills C S VD

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I. IICIIIIIIIE Initiative, sociability, and a more thorough comprehension of chosen subjects are a few of the attributes that pupils develop when they participate in the numerous extra-curricular activities on the campus.