Bentley High School - Silhouette Yearbook (New York, NY)

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questioningly, thinlcing that she might lcnow where they had disappeared. The water was tranquil. A few spears of grass Hoated .... The Lady was gone. There were the same droplets waiting to fall, hut they had lost their loolc of freshness. Seeing no one ahout, the hoy got up and hrushed oft the dewy grass. He chose the widest path and started homeward. The hoy was extremely changed. His whole heing seemed different and much wiser. The path homeward was friendly, graciously guiding him towards his destination. The sun was fading when he reached home. Everything now had returned to reality. But the Lady, encircled hy the dwellers of the forest, was heautifully inscrihed in his memory-for him alone. And the Taffy-Head was happy. . Doms EPSTEIN ssocta tion est lt,s related to these werdsr Tra la la la, tra la la la, lt,s related to these werdsz Tra la la la. The rainhow to the pot of geld, The emerald to the sea, The Fish unto the spectator, The teacher trrrte raei Not all these werds have rhythm- l don,t knew what they mean So l'll stop this little poem new-J ISCPOTC I HITI ohscenel JULIAN ARMISTEAD ' 56

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Compliment -0f- BENTLEY .SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION