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THE LEDGER [Tweiily-five 4 ROW 1— ROW 3— Kenneth Collins - Poetry Sam Fui.lman Josli Gladys Stierle - Typing William Farreli.y Athletics Geraldine Ball John Works Class Committee Athletics Faye Howe Siegfried Rosen Managing Editor Stories ROW 2— Evelyn White Class Committee ROW -4— Alec Riback Helen Van Alstine Walter Kassebaum Florence Reichle Helen Lobb Class Circulation Typing Committee Typing Activities Frances Casale Robert Hanson Agnes Peterson Louise Brown Senior Committee Advertising Personals Josh
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Twenty-fourl THE LEDGER R. F. D. No. 3 or 1945 Broadway By Kenneth Richards, S. P. The country is the only place to live — So say some. They speak of its Limitless, Impressive, Grandly heautiful expanse of mother earth in all her moods — Sharp, angry, jagged cliffs, Low, soft, green fields. Gay, laughing, happy brooks — To them, the country is the only place to live. There are those who say the city is the only place — They know its Massive, Stately, Inspiring temples, builded to the Gods of Industry. The slamming, jamming, rushing traffic. The jostling, bustling, crowded walks, The glitter and glare of gay night life — The city life may sound sordid to those who have not lived it, But we whose keenest joy is in the rumble of heavy traffic, Love it. Along the Road By Siegfried Rosen, S. P. I have seen a beggar ' s eyes Of wistful and beseeching grey ; I have seen a beggar rise, Only to stumble on his way. I have seen a beggar ' s face Of sunken eye and hollow cheek ; I have seen a beggar ' s grace For fear he once should plaintive speak. I have heard a beggar pray With quaking cough and broken prayer; I have heard a beggar ' s nay To proffered alms from poor who care. I have seen a beggar bend Before another humble one; I have seen a beggar lend His gain to foes who had not won. And I have seen a beggar creep Along the endless silent way ; And I have seen him stop to weep. And turn and vanish with the day. Mt. Hood By Mary Reinis Out of the realms of old Willamette, Over its valley ' s broad expanse, Emerges the monarch of the mountains, Supreme in his power of romance — Mt. Hood, the guardian of ages. Full-formed, majestic, and proud; Sun-kissed, he is sung by the sages. While the twilight enrobes him in clouds. Old mountain, imperial, triumphant, So calm, so peaceful, and free, Shoulder the cares of us mortals, Who constantly look up to thee — Take all our woes and our sorrows, Bury them deep in your glacial rent, Breathe back thy spirit of calm strength and power, And fill all our hearts with content.
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