West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Ten HOLY MUSIC I hear music in the pines, The winds pluck upon the trees as an angel would a harp- For this is I-Ioly music- It is the Lordis. -By jean Saylor A PERFECT DAY Dashing waves upon a billowy sea Playing tag with my boat and me The shore seems distant- The rocks forbidding and gray. But the sky is filled with fleecy clouds And brings an end to a perfect day. -By jean Saylor TREASURES Some unexpressed desire, A whispered secret- Or the heart's adventure- These are my private and personal treasures Which time taketh not away, nor thief can pilfer. -By jean Saylor EDITORS NOTE: In fond remembrance of our dear friend and fellow student, jean Saylor, who was taken from our midst, we dedicate this page of our memory book to honor her poetic talent. Though it was His will that she leave us, she will graduate with us in the memory of her lovely character. Mrs. C. C. Saylor kindly consented to permit us to use the literary productions of jean, who would have been a member of our class, had not the Merciful Father taken her from our midst. In lieu her picture, your editors deemed it fitting and proper to use a facsimile autograph of Jeanis mother, Mrs. C. C. Saylor. Ways! 512.

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Twelve TO OUR FIGHTING MEN O soldier boys so fond, so true You must believe, we think of you. At times we may not seem so thoughtful. But deep inside we're ever grateful. Why must evil war go on? Men fighting, falling, dying-gone. Why can't you be here at home? llappy-and free again to roam. We count the days-one hy one A year passes in every one, FI hen we realize it's just one day That seems a year that you're away. The futures path is yet untrod, Who's bold enough to try the sod? But let us cause our fears to cease For some day we will have world peace. GOLD Allan, Roy, MISSING IN ACTION AUT- U19 Aman, john Brodie, Marvin VVilliam Allen, Hubert Corner, Franklynn Allen, Bob E. Gease, jack Ambrosia, john Gease, Tom Glade, Carl Janes, Carl VV. Anthony, Harry Anthony, Dick Anderson, George Anderson ohn Kidd, Ernest B. Taylor, Dick Theo hilus, Harry VV ea tli erington, Jack T. , I Ansel, George Ankrum, Allen Amspoker, Rick EDITORS NOTE: In view of the fact that many boys are being taken into our Armed Forces every day, this list Cannot possibly be com- plete to date. But our staff has put forth every effort to make it accurately as possible. We sincerely regret that there may be some names in- advertently omitted. Special mention and appre- ciation are being given to ,lane Buble and Dorothy Legg for their untiring efforts in compiling this list. Almay, Glenn Ashburn, Iulian Ashcraft, Leslie Allen. Iohn E. Anderson, Melvin B Bass. Art Baker, Arthur Baker, Richard Baird, Clarence Baird, Herb Baird, Ear Bates, Tom Barlow, Bill Bates, Bob Battin, Bob Barrett, Iohn Bailey, Carl Apel, W lr B -1 B DECEASED Qrmstronzgegflilttin Bahia, Big rmstron , B ' B-11 gmiisngixze APtDLE,iBOB, Deceased 322222, vb,H,,,d Driscoll, Herbert H. Arnold' Harry Bamhanv Theron Duff, David H. Arnold' Bob Baird, Jack High, Harold Qrnlold, Slarence Barrett, lim Johnston, Robert William rc er' on. Band' Bob, l Keating, Charles M. Ayers' Rufus Ballard- Wlll'5 Keller, Guy Adams! Ken Bair, Tong Linlt, Woodrow East' Dwlgllgik. h p N, , . l a an er, fl t appaq John Afchefi Vlfilll Ballanier, Stang Abram A Jack Ackley, Bernard Adams, Alva Adams, DeWayne Adams, George Adams, Walter Abram, jesse Aisel, Ray Alban, Iohn Allen, David Allen, Larice Albert, Gene Alban, jack Alban, Matere Alban, Russ Allen, joe Albert, Bill Alexander, lack Arnold, Tom Allen, Curtiss Anderson, Don Alston, Waldo Allen, Ray D. Ainsworth, Robert Ainsworth, Harold Anthony, Bob Arbenz, Iohn W. Armentrout, Bob Adams, Enneth D. Alban, Herb Allen, Lawrence Ansopher, Dick Adams, Kenneth Albert, Gene Arnold, Wilferd Arnold, Tom Alberry, Carlyle Aleshire, Ioseph Barr, Rov Barber, Bill Baerick, Ellerv Balenbacker, D. Bellandy, Willis Beavers, Floyd Bellinger, Stan Beaumont, Lee. Ir Bell, Bob Bell, Dick Bell, Ned Beller, Dick Bellar, Iaclc Beltz, Irvin. Ir. Bercaw, lim Beggarzi, Tony Beaumont. Paul Betts, Earl Berger, Leo Beumer, Iohn uk 'A' 'A' i' ir 'lr 'A' 'Ir 'A'