Central Collegiate Institute - Ye Flame Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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SENICDRS A DEDICATIQN On June 30th, will end for us one period of our lives. This is for us the stepping off place, the gate- way of life. In these old halls we have endeavored to imbibe the teachings and experience of the past and present. We shall go out fortified with that knowledge to challenge the future. Some of the names that have a familiar sound in this institution will become great names, names to be conjured with in the game of life. We ask one thing of those who are leaving here and with whom we all have had such pleasant associa- tions. That we be forward looking. That the spirit which has animated us here and which is imperishable shall continue to be always in the fore. That those whose lot is to be cast in high places shall remember those less fortunately placed. Let us say Vale with the word of the great poet: To thine own self be true And it must follow as the night, the day, Thou cans't not then he false to any man. l' G. lVIANN, LLB. sQD'ae jf'Q9a 25

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is, that in spite of all the splendid achievements of modern science, we still live surrounded on every hand by mysteries. On the frontiers of Thought we look out into infinite distances where all is dim and uncertain, where there loom up questions with which we vainly struggle. Alite Flaniinainu then, shall be our battle cry-an urge to loftier thoughts and ambitions, a light through doubt and hesita- tion towards that life, mysterious, beautiful, beckoning always on and on, Like the magic of the mist on land and water, until we reach the country of the Dawn. NOEL POWELL, Form 3D. PIRATE GCDLD When pirates sailed the Seven Seas In search of loot and treasure, They captured crews and fieets of ships And tortured men for pleasure. Tney raided towns and villages And lured large ships on reefs, And many other things they did That quite escape belief. For when they sailed the Seven Seas Tney terrorized the main, For ships and men would disappear And ne'er be seen again. Ano. to this day on stormy nights, Tho' pirates long have died, Their ghostly galleons sail the seas, Hiigfn on the waves they ride. Ano now the centuries have passed Still on the ocean floor There lie these ancient galleons With tons of yellow ore. Ano treasure islands still retain Their mysteries of old, That somewhere lies the hidden well A horde of yellow gold. And tho' the pirates tyrants were And murderers and thieves, Yet people thrill to pirate tales And part of them believes. MARIANNE MACDONALD, Form IK. 24

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