Barstow High School - El Desierto Yearbook (Barstow, CA)

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s.- U topia How great 'twould be . To go to.a land - Built by nature's Kindly hand, A land that seems Just made for you With fields of clover Aind skies of blue, With a rippling. stream That laughs andf, bubbles, A place where you Forget your troubles, .Shady nooks and Perfect Weather, Trees filled with birds Of every feather, A land that flows A With milk and honey, Where folks forget To count their money- Where all is free And none are barred up And men--they work, .l But not too hardg For work makes + Life agreeable .- And lifewithout work Is not conceivable. - With the doll-ar banished And love in power, ' - The people- strengthened Hour by hour, 1 No slave or master ' Knows this land, . .. D The people one in' Heart, and hand. ' l' You 'd haste 3 tof this place Tm sure-+if you' could, For there is no evil, ' Only good. V But only time, Great remedy of the Could put our world In such a stage. ' For such a land's Just a dream, A A g You see,-g ' And was not .made For you and me. age LEONARJD SOULES. 5 Q CXE ' How COMET? t y l Bob White-I've hitched my wagon to a star. 1. Mr. Luttenton-Don't do it, boy, I did myself and chased her from New York to Los Angeles. OOO GE OCE A A woodpecker lit on a Freshmanis head And settled down to drill, l He drilled away for half a day, I ' And finally broke his bill. OOOOOOOOO Miss Davis Cin English IVD-When was the Revival of Learn ing? Lelia-Just before the examination. a K , X ,Page Ten ix X 1

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couldfbB,fO11.11d-ffgThen.' 1tcWaS1'Sp'orted that one of '-the railroad shop- merfrhady,d-isappelared, and from the description given, 'he was iden- tifiedfasgQ,beling,,theIburglar. Q A rewardlwas offered for his capture 311d'Q.Q1d91 ii -t919g1naPh'Gd,t0 the officers of the near towns and' .citiesQ to---fkeepfif-'sharp look-out, forthe scoundrel, whose greed for .money wasf' about to deprive an old lady of her life ambition. , ...s .f'After!some1-five hours-had passed, 'hours which seemed as so many, days, Old Tomi' burst, into -his wife's room, wild with ex- citementf .He found the 'oldf lady sitting in her chair mute and colorless., 'Her eyes were fixed with- a vacant stare upon something outside of the window, but it was evident that she was not think- ing--of anything, which she saw, V. y y lHHe's caught! f screamed Tom. 4'He's caught! ' Who-What? . Oh, zetheef 'ee ee's caught. Oh, good God, 'ee ees caught? - Her face- brightenedg she- jumped to her feet. v It was not until 'then that Tom realized what the continuance of her plans -would: mean to him. His countenance fell. He was op- pressed by 'the sense of his coming loneliness. She misunderstood the expression and fell again into the chair. r 'fN'o, Tom, etees not. so, you fool mef' g No, l1's No, 'fsaid Tom, once-. again in control of his feelings. c IlfNlS- so! Deputy Lanefof Mark City caught him with the goods. Ha, ha, the. .fool thought he was making a get-away' when his ipartner imet him at the cross roads in that shack of a car. Huh, that's where they were fooled, for their old 'Tin Liz' .decided to have a break-down just before- she got to .the city. I had warned Lane, so he kept his eyes on the highway. Then when he seen the bird comin' in the garage, he snapped on him! When he searched the car he found the cash, ev'ry damn dollar! O--o- was all she said. She sat in a rigid attitude for a long time. Old Tom interrupted the silence occasionally by repeating to her certain details of the affair, all of which she drank in without comment. However, silence was but a cover for her Qusy thoughts. At length she said: ' Tom, and he noticed that her voice was more gentle than usual, would you really mees me very much, Tom, if I don 't come back, never? . s He looked at her in surprise, tried to answer but the words seemed to choke him and his eyes became dim. Then the old lady burst forth: No-I weel not leave you. Only ze trip, ze visit wiz my people. Then I come back to you, QI'om. We donlt work eny more, just buy ze nice lettle house wiz flowers, and ze roses, like my home in France. We weel have a home+a real home. Cvld Tom arose, walked to her side, laid his hand on her shoul- der, and looked at her long and earnestly. Then he turned and quietly went out. LELIA DUNCAN. Page Nine

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