Austin High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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lb.. viii .5 .. 5 I P. 1 E lf. : f.- - : 1. . .-i i GFA -,. ., rf ' if he Fazry Slzzlb MILDRED WINEBURG 'Tis a fairy ship! cried ocean waves, That danced about in glee, And sprang far up into the air To get a chance to see. A wonder ship it surely was, Its hull of purest white That glistened brightly in the sun With rays of prismic light. The breezes played about its prow And wafted sweet perfume, That faintly told of unknown flowers Perpetually in bloom. Strange shadows wandered 'bout the deck, From worlds of yesterday . . . The shadows of old by-gone dreams, Fancies of childish play. And often echoes of a laugh Rang clearly through the air, Expressions of youth's joyful soul, That knows no thought of care. And now with soft melodious strains, Was heard an old-time songg The vessel slightly rocked in tune But steadily swept along. We know, cried all the waves that shook Their foamy tresses free, We know the meaning of this ship . . . 'Tis the Ship of Memory. ...Sf TNA . 7 . fl 5 K f ' x ,. l,r.rl 1 2 . ..... ., ..-....r . .f 'h'1g:5.Qj ' f 1441211 g,,

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.Si,. j Nf RT H- .A Q..,..,,,,,.. gg THE 3,17 MAROQN AND WHITE OF JuNE 1926 RUTH ORNDOFF, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF A A 4 AUSTIN HIGH SCI-1001. If 231-3 114 . an k.v, -.vAkt l ff: CHICAGO

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09: There is no frigate like a book To take us leagues away: Nor any courser likea page Of prancing poetry. O , o0o