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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1 , ' The Last Laugh Mrs. Kitling sat comfortably in her new car. She was driving smoothly along at perhaps fifteen miles an hour, thinking of any-4 thing but that she was rapidly approaching a corner.. In fact, to be very exact, she was planning what to serve for dinner on the following day, 'fcreamed peas, meat. What kind? steak or-B CRB '77 . an . . Sie was not sure just what had taken place, but there, right before her stood a garbage wagon on three wheels. The fourth wheel lay under it. The owner of the wagon stood regarding the scene of wreckage with an expression of - exasperation and anger upon his homely face, which' became more red with every breath. Then he saw a policeman approaching and blazed forth: HThet's just why you -oughtn't to let. awoman drive! They all lose their heads and are perfect durn' fools when anything goes wrongll' r I Now, wait a minute! said the officer, who, 'as Mrs. Kitling remarked to herself, was not at all bad looking, then glancing at Mrs. Kitling, who sat helplessly looking at the wreck, he continued: Let's get things straight, and we don't need any personal ire- marks to do so! Miss-ah-er-the young lady was not going so terribly fast, but of course she should have been watching. Now- you, turning to thelman, how close were you watchingn that corner yourself? I guess we'd better' letlyou both tell it tothe judge, maybe- ' ' 'KI ain't goin' to talk to no judge! Judges don't. care nothin' 'bout what happens to a poor man like me, an '- Q -. See here! interposed the policeman. 'You, go to the police, court-and you'd better go too,'! addressing Mrs. K. 1 V But I don 't know the way! I drove over from Highlands and I don't. know very much about Redlands, said Mrs. Kitling, and ltlhe officer, watching her big brown eyes, offered eagerly to escort er. I don't even know which way to go first, and she looked more helpless than before. Straight ahead for three blocks, then to the right. It didn It damage your machine much. ' No, only bent the fender some, she answered. , Don!t worry about it. The judge can 't do much to you,,' and he- noticed that her complexion was beautiful, also that she was small. He had always prefered small girls. Her hair was nearly black, and he liked the way it curled beneath her hat. But her eyes! They- V Page Twelve