Charles Francis Adams High School - Bantam Yearbook (Clarkston, WA)

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'Stars will gi've me comradsliip And the wind will be a friend I will -send you the fairy gold That lies at the 1'ainbo'w's end Fifty ln tiny spherule traced with lines Of nature's geometric signs, In starry flake and pellicle, All day the hoary meteor fellg And, when the second morning shone, We looked upon a world unknown, On nothing we could call our own. Around the glistening wonder bent The blue walls of the jirmament, No cloud above, nogearth below- A universe of sky and snow! The old familiar sights of ours Took marvelous shapesg -From W hittier's Snow Bound

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God has 'made some lowclv things y-rw, and ba1,b1.i,,q si1.,L,.,. S A , . , - - - f , . Q lffwys. R053 lcd and -'kms of Mm Gardens glzstcning 'wztlz dew. O l I Top row: McLean, Nordby, Schwemin, Harmeson, Skelton, Cooley, Barrett, Rognstad, Schneckloth. Fifth 1'ow: Mead, Rinard, Patterson, L. Richardson, Fowler, Kimbell, Woods, Schneider, Peltox.. Fourth row: Meyer, Ashley, Grim, Edwards, Green, Foote, Fox, Meyers, Spickard. Third row: Halverson, Warfield, Welker, Henry, Wilson, Adams, Woodruff, Richardson, Abbott. Second 1'ow: Galles, Carroll, Cook, Wilson, Taylor, Martin, Morris, Wallis, Lightfoot. . First 1'ow: Herning, Wasseni, Earnest, Harrison, Brown. ' t vailed and much talent was displayed by a splendid response to the musical, dra- matic, athletic, and other organizations of the school. With all the inferiority complex of last year gone, the presence of our class has been felt everywhere. ln the inter-class tournament, with the fighting spirit and determination of our class to win, we a second time took the championship. Before us now -lies the calm and peaceful sea to more conquests and victories. During the next two years which are before us in C. H. S., we aim to keep up our lighting spirit and good will. We hope to rise still higher in scholarship and school activities. May the rest of our days in C. H. S. be as successful and happy as the preceding ones! -.,-,gf HGl'L'C'lIf -woods laugh with the wire of joy Dimiplizig strccrnzs run lfmglz.-ing by,- Tlw air docs laugh with our merry wil, And green hills laugh -with the no-is: of it. -Blake. F orty-nine

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