Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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I s «Mk$ « ««» xM SxM xJx$x$xJ TROPAEUM » J x$ .$xS, $ HS $K$ xSK$ xS «J xtx$ x» S n ■i Senior Class Poem Last night as I lay a dreaming. Yes, dreaming of school days o ' er, A scene of sui ' passing strangeness Appeai ' cd at my elianilicr dom-. The ])ortal grew widei ' and wider And finally vanish e l from sight, And then from the eastern horizon Came a glimmer and gleam of light. It slieil its j-adiance aljoul me, And I saw, where once was the door, A beautiful velvet curtain With the golden words, V ision of Lore. As I gazed in awe-st rii-keii silence That cui ' tain liegan to lise, . n(l I waited so eagei- and l)reathless Ijest some siglit should esea])e my eyes! IW ' vond was a sleep i ' Ui;ged mountain. Its summit I barely cdidd M ' e, And the path leading upwai-d was stony — Yes, stony as stony could be ! Near the foot was a large group of children All ready and eager to clind). laghtdieai ' ted and hii])i y tlu ' y started, lint soon to be weakened by time. Before Idiig, lariic nundicrs were lagging While (i1 hei ' s still went on linkway. And wlieu tliey came np to a high gate Some (h ' cided that il did not pay. The rest opened the gate and went onwai ' d. But the iiathway nuii ' c rugged grew. And despite their effoi-ts and stiaiggles ' Tw,-)s more than sonu ' could do. Then another gate was reached and passed And their eyes with tears were dim, But from the smile upon their lips T hnew they were liound to win. Page Twenty-two