Sacramento High School - Review Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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as - REVIEW1 +' - e e A STUDENTS RUBAIYAT Wake! Or the Sun who scattered into flight The Stars before him from the Field of Night, Will never pierce thy lifeless skull of clay, Where ne'cr can penetrate a Shaft of Light. With the New Day reviving old Desires, Of Freedom and No Lessons, each bond Soul aspires To Cutting, but a down the Roll the Teacher's Pencil wanders and some Soul Suspires. Some of the Joys of wild night Rides, and some Think of Examinations that may come, I take the Dreams and let Reality go, For fear my Dreams may cease, and Brain grow numb. A Photoplay, a Novel, and a fudge or two, A Sodafpop, a Toddle Bar, my Uke Qand Thou, Oh teacher, on some desert islelj A Studyfhall were Paradise now! I sometimes think that never smiles so bright The Sun as when upon some Student's plight It looks and sees not, and that every Star Smiles down upon some Student's studyflight. Strange, is it not? That of the Myriads who Before us passed the Door of Learning through But few returned to tell us of the Way That we must travel, if we'd pass ith too? Of Sense! If you and I could but conspire To grasp the Knowledge of all this entire, Then we would re-arrange and change this System 'Till it fullfiled our most innate Desire. Oh, Memory, help my Brain to clear Itself of past Neglect and future Fearg Tofmorrow! Why, Tofmorrow I may know What seemeth now I could not in a year. Yesterday the way we Studied did prepare Tomorrow's Knowledge, Ignorance, or Despair. Study, although you know not How nor Why: Learn! for you know not What you'll do, nor Where Some Rising Sun may look for me again, Where oft I've sat, with Wisdom on the wane, But I'll be shrouded in my Cap and Gown, 'Twill through these Halls of Learning look in vain! Zilpha Fuller 227

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+KQfTHE REVIEWEW' L e e e e MARGARET ALBERTA ANATER Literary Daughters of Hygeia '27, treasurer: Vocators '27g The Pot Boiler '27. An harmless flaming meteor, shone her hair. ERNEST E. ARNOLD Literary Math. Honor Society '28g Sergeant-at-Arms: Key Clubg Calif. Scholarship Federation '28g Student Council '26g Class President '26-'27: Assistant Advertising Manager of X-Ray '25g February Editor of Review '27-'28. What I will, I will, and there's an end. MARIE DE BACK Commercial Who knows nothing base, fears nothing known. HELEN BAKER Commercial Thy modestyls a candle to thy merit. R. ELROY BARTON Literary Music Association '25-'28g Orchestra '24-'28g Ser- geant '25-'Z7. Music, when soft voices Clie, vibrates in the memory. BEN L. BEALL, IR. Vocational. Key Club '26g Football '26. A day for toil, an hour for sport, but for a friend is life too short. PAUL M. BEHLER Literary X'Ray Joke Editor '25. With loads of learned lumber in his head. MILDRED G. BELL Literary , Calif. Scholarship Federation '27-'283 Chemistry Honor '27-'28g French Club '275 Girls' League Sec- retary '26-'27g Sham '27. Friend more divine than all divinitiesf' EVELYN BERNSWEIG Literary Music Associationg Daughters of Hygeiag Student Council '26. So womanly, so benign and so meek. HELEN MARIE BIORNSEN Commercial Daughters of Hygeia '25g Music Association '252 Student Council '25, Words are words. 24