Central Commercial High School - Hour Glass Yearbook (New York, NY)

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7lneAe are the 77meA . . . These are the times that try men's souls- The words of great Tom Paine are better now, Now after almost twice a hundred years. Narrow oppression, and subtle cruelty, Brutality that does not cease, Crush the blackman, divide him from the white, Nor have they stopped though eager hearts have bled. Time like a river, I 've been told, will wash away the evil, But time has passed and passed and still we wait. And will our children live in futile waiting, Or will they in their time not comprehend Our angry fear, our tense humility, our centuries-long ache? Oh God, if I might know that sons of mine Will never bear the yoke of tolerance! Oh God! is man not won? BARBARA SATCHELL Ylnnung New He used to take me for a walk Or else we'd sit around and talk About the lands we'd like to see When war was just a memory. Remembered are the happy days When he would read me thrilling plays Of fairy queens and fantasies And things he knew a child would please. And once, when I was very sick He prayed, and I got well so quick. But now I pray for him instead- Because my story man is dead! Old Glory lies above him furled- For he has found a peaceful world Where he tells stories to a Of baby angels listening. . ring GEORGENA WAHNON

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