Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIc.h.S.lllllllllllllllllRO DEOllllllllllllllll 1931 lllllllllllllllll THE OUT OF DOORS Out in the great out of doors t )ut where the mighty eagle soars Out where the little birdies nest There is where the tired can rest. Out among the lofty pine Out where mighty rivers wind Out where little rivulets flow There is where I long to go. Out upon some lofty cliff Out sailing o’er some dangerous reef Out fishing on some inland sea What better place is there to be? And when you pitch your camb at night You have a stinging appetite And when the steaming coffee pours You give your thanks to the out of doors. — Edward Post, ’31 The clouds hang high in a silvery slcy Where the rim of dusk is falling. And the west hill glows with the llaming rose Of a light beyond recalling. Beyond the hill is the nipping chill And the tang of a marshy hollow. And skirting a pond through its moods beyond Winds a Leaton path to follow. Around a bend is the pathway’s end Where a ribbon of smoke’s ascending In the quiet gloom of a little room Waits love at the pathway’s ending. — CECIL MOORE THE ROADWAY OF LIFE From out of my vine-circled window, I gaze on the street below; I see the vast crowds of people, Go by in a constant How. Who knows where they are going, Or knows where they have gone? Some are going to a noble work, While others to gayety and song. We are each as an.individual, Treading the roadway of Life; Some will finish so blithe and content. But others in sorrow and strife. Lpon which road will you travel, lpon which road will you roam: When you hear the final summons. Calling you swiftlv home? -GEO. TEX EI.SIIOF, '31 Page Twelve

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