Amana High School - Bugle Yearbook (Amana, IA)

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, ,t -..-- ! X I. 1, 'Say something, and it says, 'I burn !' A student's nonacademic life? A spinning, swirling kaleidoscope Ever busy, ' Ever rushing, Ever late. Like stars, hearts burn with enthusiasm- The desire to create and build, To recreate and rebuild. The world's sights and sounds live and vibrate Bleachers throbbing a unanimous chorus, Rhythmic clapping, voices swelled in harmony, Clacking typewriters, scratching pens, The crack of bat and ball, The thump of running feet, A A sweaty palm, a sparkling eye, A woosh as the curtain ripples open- and closed. Always moving, burning, pulsing- Slowly only at the days' end For a tired conversation, a smile, The student's world moves on. I if , ii-f L ii ACTI ITIE fi...

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When the Amana baseball team took to the diamond in the fall it submerged, making a swimming team look more practical than a baseball team. As a result of continuing rain, Amana and Coach Robert Van Cleave played only two games. One game the players were victors, the other they lost to the state champions, Norway. The team surfaced to play spring baseball, but found they had to face bitter cold and snow flurries for their first two games. In spite of the cold and snow, the team won their first game, 7 to 1, over Williamsburg. Weather C No errors today boys' The fall baseball scene U ..' feta. ,A 3,1 l gg