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T E 8 P E C T A T O R 1914 THE TRACK TEAM Learned, Kingdon, Pacey, Hurt, Reek, Maher, Hunt, Plummer, Yerby, Kingdon, Plummer, Weidner, Best, Mulvaney, W. Paeey BASKET BALL Reek, W. Kingdon, Maher, L. Plummer, R. Plummer, Yerby
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n a i m f •; l i) HIGH SCHOOL Milton’s Lgcidas—Revised Yet once again, ye old trees, And again, ye grasses green forever grooving. For every man must sometimes in rest lie And sometime die. Without the next, eternal fate a-knowing. Bitter constraint and sad occasion dear Compels me to disturb his peaceful slumber, For Lycidas is dead, dead ere his time. Young Lycidas, and he has gone to thunder. He left this earth about a week ago And traveled toward the gate that is golden. As he stood before St. Peter at the golden door, He heard his sins on earth below Told in accents harsh and low— To go to where his pals were moulding. Fie pleaded vainly for a chance. But was told, “Get off the ranch. So he began to wind his way Down the steep and rocky road, And as he went he increased to sweat, Until his clothes were wringing wet. At last he saw a smoke wind slowly from a darkened cave. Through which a river of fire flowed, And then he knew his fears were grave. He knocked upon an iron gate And waited, his eyes full of tears As he entertained the worst of fears, When he heard Satan shake the grate. Satan came and looked him over. While all the devils around him hovered; But Satan slowly shook his head And turning to his devils, said: “That man’s the worst I ever saw. He’d ruin the law that I have here; Declare himself ‘King,’ without a fear.’’ “Young Lycidas then heard him yell— “Now turn and beat it out of h---.’’ “Cy.”
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BRIMFIELD HIGH SCHOOL High School Orchestra A short time after school started, a meeting of the high school pupils was held to organize an orchestra. Only a small beginning was made, which we trust will be a nucleus for further musical effort. The following are the members of the orchestra and their instruments: Willis Kingdon, piano; John Mulvaney, violin; Walter Pacey, clarinet; Leland Pacey, trombone. Kenneth Yoakam joined with his cornet for a few times.
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