East Aurora High School - Auroran Yearbook (East Aurora, NY)

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1,--A 1-AY ,Le 4 . .lisa Voc. VOCllTIOI'lllL First Row: Mrs. Austin, Mr. Mead Second Row: Mr, Stoddard, Miss McCann All rooms, all windows, and all persons for your hunger? No Return to one till all that room W1th lrght and glory make rt shme as no other room has ever shone before and all hte lrvmg on thrs earth wrll share 11 wrth you THOMAS WOLPE The Web and the Rock PHVSICIIL EDlICIlTIOI'l Ftrs! Row Mr Drescher Mrs Norqan Second Row Mr Hulbert Nothrng that has ever mterested Irv mg men and women can Wholly lose rts vrtalzty no language they have spoken nor oracle besrde whrch they have hushed therr vorces no dream Whrch has once been entertamed by actual human mrnds nothmg about Whrch they have ever been passronate or expended tzme and zeal WALTER PATER FIIIE IIRTS Ftrs Row Mr Zeller Mr Grant Second Row Mr Nrsrta Art IS a reachmq out rnto the uglrness of the world tor vagrant beauty and the rm prrsonmg of rt rn a tangrble dream Crrtr crsm rs the dream book All art rs a krnd of subconscrous madness expressed rn terms of sanrty crrtzcrsm IS essentral to the mterpretatron of rts mysterres for about everythrng truly beautriul there rs ever somethmg mysterrous and drsconcertmg GEORGE IEAN NATHAN The Crrtxc and the Drama

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LIIIIGIIIIGES First How: Miss Bryan, Mrs, Hamilton Second How: Miss Hyde, Mrs. Smith Whenever the English people had direct Contact with other cultures, whether by trade, conquest, cultural interchange, or colonization, they plundered foreign vo- cabularies to enrich their own. This type of plundering, it may be said, had one very great advantage over the harsher forms of acquisition that often go with im- perial expansion: it hurt nobody and left the givers no poorer than they were be- fore. MARGARET SCHLAUCH, The Gift of Tongues EIIGLISH First How: Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Peek Second Row: Miss Harp, Mr. Hoover, Miss Dillon They'll build great bridges yet and taller towers. But a vow has lasted where a wall has fallen,' a word has been remem- bered where a city perished: and faith has lived when a flesh grew rotten. THOMAS WOLFE. The Web and the Rock IIPPLIED IIRTS Mr. White, Mr. Harbison America has been a work hive since the fifteenth century. All over the hundreds of thousands of miles of virgin land the tents went up, the cabins went up, then the brick, the stone, the fantastic cloud- scraping shafts of concrete and steel . . . the workshop became a mill, the mill be- came a factory, the factory became a vast plant, the plant grew into a solid town. EDNA FERBERI A Peculiar Treasure ll

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Oi ' T0 TIIE ITIEIIIOIW 0F RIWIIIDIID IIIC FIIRLIIIID IIIITIIDR LECTIIRER TEIICHEH WHO PAINTED SEA TALES WITH WORDS, TOOK US ON FAR JOURNEYS WITH PICTURES, AND BROUGHT TO OUR LIVES AN INCENTIVE FOR GOOD LIVING AND RESPECT FOR LITERATURE. WE, THE CLASS OF '45, DEDICATE THIS PAGE. CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY FIVE 13