Franklin K Lane High School - Senior Echoes Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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LOVE, The earfh slowly fades away inTo space Like rock-Thrown ripples on a river's face: Time and realify, each buf a word, Slip away, unknown, unheard. How long from earfh can we be Torn? I Think of Time and earTh's reborn. Back come life, The hour, The day: Would earTh were mine ThaT I mighf say, Cease To be realiTy, And come, love, for eTerniTy. Lucille Berman A A A MY CONOUEROR A y'3H 'WFx f TI-IE ROMANTIC SENIOR As The Time for The Senior Prom approached, The Seniors ran Through Their daTe books wiTh an eye To romance, To memories of gay parfies, To find The perfecf escorT or escorfed for The Prom, or iusf To find an escorf or escorfed. Here are some of The resuITs of Their romanfic musings. Edifor ' MY FIRST ROMANCE 'Twas Spring again and There I was, siTTing on The grass, carefully opening up polly noses To clip on my nose. In my lap and all around me There were plenfy of Them. Somehow They wouldn'T sfay dn my nose. They lcepT slipping off. I didn'T parficularly care because I had iusf Turned Twelve, and noT a cloud could dim The rosy haze ThaT had been creafed from This occasion. I iusf saT and pulled polly noses. My eyes wandered To a group of boys abouT Twelve or Thirfeen years of age and Then Turned away haughfily. I was Twelve, and hadn'T my sisTer said ThaT a' girl is always older Than a boy even Though They are The same age? I Iiffed a hand To adiusf The ribbon in my hair and made a menfal noTe To Talk To mofher abouf ribbons. In doing so, my IifTed eyes meT Those of one of The boys, The red-headed one. As- suming indifference, I looked away. He sTrolled over. WhaTcha doing? I didn'T answer: iusT looked up aT him and I was sfarfled because his hair had suddenly been caughT in a gleam of sunshine, and his eyes were The bluesf blue. and his TeeTh, as he smiled, looked ever so whife. I wondered whaT kind of TooTh powder he used. He saT down beside me and sTarTed To peel some of my polly noses. As children are apT To do, we driffed inTo seemingly grown-up conversafion abouf This and ThaT. Suddenly, he puT Two dirTy fingers in his mouTh and emiTTed The mosf beaufiful, shrilIesT whisTIe I had ever heard. The resT of The boys from The bench joined us, and while I looked on, were soon engaged in The rough and Tumble acT. I 2I f