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lieth- THE ADVAFXELEJ 4 Uriniilah lllwh An hour has passed since the sun Has slid into the sea, The colors have faded long ago-- The sunset has ceased to be. The night creeps on with its silent dark, And eternal mystery, Clothed in a veil of lowering fog, That hides the land and sea. There's a picturesque headland of massive cliffs, Where the waves dash with deafening roar: There are rocks over which the breakers boil, As they hungrily gnaw 'at the shore. But there stands a watcher, Warning away The ships which would ven- ture too near, A blinking eye in the face of night, To banish themariner's fear. This is the place we call Trin- idad Head Where beauty and danger are one, And not until beauty and dan- ger shall part, Will the lighthouse's vigil be done. A. A. 2- F Ml
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.l i if 1 l .lf 3 s lil lv x ' ' o l ADVANCE ' i ffm . w i M l .i i i li li F 1 l l . y . . . l ll l if 5 5, ' 1 lil i l ill iii-ZA fri rs .Milli Y lily! V? 3 Jill 'ff 1 gum FRESHMAN CLASS ll all f li 'l F Time--Noon about eight months after school began. Place--Main hall, A. U. A i l H. S. Characters--A group of Freshmen boys and girls. ' lg! I l + il. 2' SAMUEL--Do any of you boys happen to remember that about eight months ,N ago today we were sitting in that assembly hall, scared stiff? fl li i A JAMES--And we didn't know enough to go into the principalls office to i see about our studies for the year? ' ' JOHN--Just think a minute. you people what the Freshman of S25-726, has done to put his name in the history of A. U. H. To begin with, twenty if . W to twenty-five per cent of the band are Freshmen. I l JAMES--Most of the limited basketball squad and some of the most prom- ising of the baseball squad were Freshmen. MARY--What could the glee and chorus olubs have done without Fresh- i men girls? Quite a few Freshmen are members of the Dramatic Club. RUTH--On the whole, I think we have proved ourselves worthy ofthe hon- yiiiil .M or of being allowed to attend this school. This we have done under the i i A management of Our Class Advisor. Miss MacDonald. A 5 Our Presidents--Mercedes Moore and Dale Merriam Our Secretary--Karl Cooderrider Our Treasurers--Lois Henningsen and Dale Merriam Our Ath. Mgrs. Arnold Cooper and Lois Henningsen. Don't you think they have done their bit? Let's give 'em nine. JAMES'-There goes the bell. So long, kids, and don't forget the dates of our party and picnic. Annffs Aff-L il, p g x - .1 mania to 1 if f 2Ql,.gfg4 if i :Vx--L ' ii ' ' -' A .-4....4f2Sf.Ql,Q.ff .. 'i'i'f!1?i
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