Cleveland High School - Beacon Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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ICE SKATING d np] s Girls ' Tandem. Fairgrounds Park OSY-CHEEKED youths glide over the ice in ecstasy. The wind bellowing fiercely about them hurls snowflakes against their beaming faces. The stinging sensation of the snow is soon for- gotten amidst the laughter and good cheer of the merry crowd. The clicking of skates on the hard, firm ice can be heard above the din. Every now and then dashing figures clad in bright woolens dart in and out among the multitude. Others appear pathetically helpless as they try to stay upright and occasionally a panic-stricken skater, feeling the sensation of falling, grabs someone else and down both go together. A large bonfire blazing brightly against the dark, leaden sky attracts many skaters. Large logs are heaped upon the glowing embers, until soon the crackling and spitting partially drown out the talk. The air is filled with a delicious odor of pine and cedar. Distant hills form a faint horizon so that the radiant moon appears even more enchanting as it rises from behind the hills. Snow-laden clouds often obscure the entire surface of the moon, leaving the fire as the only source of light. Even the genial warmth of the fire cannot long entice the skaters from the joys of smooth, gliding motion over the crystal ice. and soon they are off again, singly or in pairs, to resume their skating. Grace Brigham. 1 1 Page Filtcen

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