Cumnock School - Chronicle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Records of old have been broken but the technique is the samep the rules ofthe game make the man, a mile is still a mile, victory is a 'iwirif' the loser is still a good sport. Raymond Shry-Ock S P O R T S 101

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to kill nothing anymore, but pretty soon the Doc yells. For C-od's sake some- body do a good deed and put this horse out of his misery! Butch is in a muddle. Butch says he don't know whether this is the kind of a good deed he's been looking for or not, but before he can think again he's got his gun out and is blasting away at the horse. Butch don't think fast, you know. Well, said Mike. I don't see where that lets Butch off acting the way he been acting. Well, says Mike's friend. When Butch collects his senses he finds out he's shot to death Barometer. Butch don't think Big Badger will under- stand good deeds like that, he don't think he will understand about that five grand. Butch don't think he can win. ALBERT BEICH CANDLELIGHT A mystic thing is candlelight! A wispy dart of fire in flight That wavering, wandering seeks to rise, Yet glimmering fainter, ever dies. MARY WILEY IMPRESSIONS Dusk, and the temple twilightg Dark, and the fireside brightg Dawn, and the embers dyingg Day, and the sun's white light. MARYWILEY NOCTURNE The faint, sweet smell of jasmine from afar, just hinted in the breeze that watts across The shimmering sands down to the lonely sea, Lingering haunts the night. The moonlight, in reflected glory caught, And sparkling cast a thousand times Back from the dancing folds of waves, ln candle-luminous mist, wavers, and is lost. MARY WILEY lOO

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