Ball High School - Purple Quill Yearbook (Galveston, TX)

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ing the Tors in scoring and pacing the team all the way. In his fourth season of cage competition, Beveridge finished third in individ- ual scoring behind George Sladwyck of Port Arthur and Floyd Eber- hardt of South Park. The Tors were coached by john Kallina, who took a bunch of green boys and developed them into a hard fighting, hustling cage squad. -- THE PURPLE QUILL Expense Account Credit Found in rotunda .,................ S 0.57 Annuity from Trig's heirs .................................... 4.93 Ads ...,......,...............,.,......,..,... 1.98 Sale of one QU tasted candy bar ......................,,.............. 0.03 Hush money .,.................... 8.21 Subscriptions ..........,......,,,.... 17.66 Rent of QUILL box to family of mice ..............,.,... 0.16 For opinions ,......................... 0.02 Donations Cwe triedj .......... 0.00 Total ......... ........ SE 33.56 Boy, are we in a mess!!! Debit One CD eyeshade for editor ................................ S 0.15 TeXeesU corn chips .......... 0.35 One Clj candy bar which editor didnit like .....,........ 0.06 Menthol coughdrops for R.O.T.C. editor ......,... . 0.20 Pin-up pictures for QUILL roost .......... . 9.89 Tacks ................................ . 0.10 Red ,Tape .............................. 12.32 Strait Jacket for humor editor ................................ 37.61 Libel suits ....,............ .... I 84.93 Aspirin for Mrs. Stembridge ............ 2.97 Magazines from which to steal ideas ........................ 10.64 Dictionary for Literary editor ................................ 5.49 Erasers for art staff .......... 7.18 Refunds to dissatisfied subscribers ...................... 17.66 Miscellaneous ........ ........ 1 59.72 Total ....... ........ S 563.75

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W ffl A GLJVGCLVVLZQJ C9149 The silver brocade of the bright, full moon Shone down through a lace of leaves And fell on the face of a clear, quiet pool Bound about by a margin of trees. A wide, smooth lawn stretched all about Like a carpet with silver warp And the breeze played sweetly a silver tune On the strings of a silver harp. And then the breeze was quieted As though by some great hand, The moon looked down and marvelled At the stillness of the land. There was a silence by that pool Cleft by a single thing, The lonely trill of some night-bird That felt compelled to sing. The song chimed forth like a silver bell And settled on the pool, Then melted downward soft and slow, ln a silent, silver school. -by Patricia Thomas 100