Amana High School - Bugle Yearbook (Amana, IA)

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4 AHS boys learn to sing. Rates I at State Contest ' 1. .' -J ,Q ll . ', , , ' l f 1 I 1 A l I . .e lp in . ' l 5 'lt' 11 ,Q The AHS Sextet-CSTANDINGJ Gayle Babbitt, Phyllis Schuerer, Sandy Moessner, Becky Moersnel, KSEATEDJ Connie Zscherny, and Caroline Ditttrich performed on Ted Mack's Amateur Hour.

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It asks of us a certain height, So when at times the mob is swayed To carry praise or blame too far, We may choose something like a star To stay our minds on and be stayed. A hush- Silence. Soft swishing starts- and slow, soft steps. Steady, widening chords unify heartbeats. The march is begun. , A graduation: the culmination, A unification and separation- It is-for some- The end of the beginning. One class has reached unity's end. Each person will take his star, Follow its light. Three classes strengthen their unity, Combine their many flickering stars into A blazing orb. One class begins to build its unity, Searching for stars to coax into brightness And to combine. The combination of stars will be different But the firmament will still be there. In time, the school will pulse- move- blaze. All have learned, Are learning, or Will learn, to Choose something like a star.