Buxton School - Yearbook (Williamstown, MA)

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NIGHT The russet light Is on the pink-skinned trees again, And its halo drives me To a new born love, the night. A Shyly fall the shadows Which bugle to coming shepherd, Whose staff guides the moon Through a faultless pass, the sky. Above a blood-stained shield, Above the steel and dust, Above the mossy peaks, Above a timbered mass, A panther's eye blinks, And reblinks its recognition In a watered tomb, below. Iron arms hold me, And the song of the lark Twists, into the shrill and trembling wind. Soft are the hours, Captured and recaptured with each step, Upon the singing earth that carries them lnto the mystery ahead. My tears are clear with happiness, And as my body unaware Bends with the tide, Dawn comes in with all its innocence, And with it silence, And with silence, The deep sleep of another day. - f1ll.J'0I'1 Deazrau if wr wk ff ak Gradaalion come.r in June. The year ha.r fimlrhed here. W e have lived and learned in a way fha! lo uf lil' lhe mon' ideal po.r.rz'ble. W e all came wilh our ldealm and .fadalenlyfoand fha! .ro many of lhem were realifiar lhai we aafomafzeally dzlrcovereal newer and luylzer anew. Becauwe of the lhing.r we have de.rcrlbed in Ihzlr book and the new found .rentfe of valued' llza! we derived from ihem, gradualion lid' by no meanw an ena' of our eduealion. page lhirly-lhree

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ASPIRATION This day engulfs the caverns of my mind To reach such heights That aspiration bends to meg A greater soul and heart for simple love, Which can unfold the miracle of lightg When first I came to tread on unknown sod The valley of my sorrow, deep pathed, Relented only then to outer joy, For when the steel of mind Can temper helpless thoughts The hour's light melts away to darkness. Once enchained the spirit is devoid, And human mind a counter part Is so entrenched that life becomes unreal to life. The folly of this irony of mind, Came so close, I trembled, For waking from this sleepless dream, The cold now a stranger gone, Contents my soul in revelation of the clay, And aspiration bends again to me. f Alziron IJEJJIIM FF if Pk Pk Pk WHERE SEA FADES YVhere sea fades to sky and sky to sea There may I find eternal clarity And only there: but you must come with me. Where time finds its own incessant rhyme There shall I discover my nativity And only thereg but you must come with me. Where love is always and only love There shall it find no enemy And only thereg but you must come with me. Ah! but I see that I must go alone. - llary Lalhrop page llzirly-Iwo

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PATRONS Mr. Daniel Adelman Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Blakeman Mrs. William F. Blitzer Dr. and Mrs. Peter Blos Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Cazale College Bookstore College Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dessau Mrs. William Egan Mr. Ioseph Farnham Mr. Peter Felix Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fincke Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gleaves Grundy's Garage Harts' Drugstore I. R. Homer Company Iunior Class of Buxton School Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kalker Mr. Philip Kalker Larry's Cleaning Service Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leek Miss Genna Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lewis Mr. and Mrs. A. Sproule Love The McClelland Press Mr. and Mrs. Iohn H. Mathews Mr. Iohn B. Moortgat Dr. George Mullen Miss Vija Peterson Phillips' General Store Mr. Warren A. Pond Mrs. Frederic S. Power Mr. Iames B. Power Mr. Peter Robertson Compliments of Rudnick's M. Salvatore 81 Sons Mrs. Frank Sangster Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Sherwin Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Shulman Taconic Park Restaurant Mrs. Walter Van de Kamp Vet's Taxi, Tel. 96 House of Walsh Williams Co-op Williams News Room Miss. Stella Willins The Senior Clam of 7952 al Buxlon wdrhem zo ilze above patronw page lhirlyjour lo exlend zl.r .rmcere llzankr