James Garfield High School - Crimson and Blue Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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ORIGINAL STUDENT LITERATURE DURING SUMMER I937 TI-IE I-IINDENBURG Through The black sTormy nIghT Flew The gIanT Hmdenburg The prIde oT a naTIon s buIldIng mIghT KepT Tune To The ATlanTIc s song AnoTher TrIumph Tor man' From BerlIn To The greaT New York' The zeppelln had abouT compleTed ITs span BUT TaTe yeT rode The Hlndenburg Her nose pOIS6d To Touch The moorIng masT Never dId The capTaIn or crew SuspecT ThaT Thus would be The lasT OT a naTIon s prIde The Hmdenburg Screams and a bursT oT Flame Now all ThaT IS leTT oT The d rglble ls ashes and a TwIsTed Trame And memorres oT The HIndenburg ROY SPAULDING MOUNTAIN Oh' Thou grand and solemn mounTaIn So Torever grand and solemn Purple wITh dIgnITy way ouT ID The dIsTance Always solemn always dIgnITIed Always complacenT and composed WheTher IH The awakenIng oT sprIng In The summer s heaT or dreary auTumn season WheTher IH The bleak oT wInTer s snows Even IT Thou arT solemn and complacenT ThroughouT The cenTurIes oT PGSSIHQ years Thou hasT beauTy Thou hasT beauTy EverlasTIng raresT lIvIng beauTy BeauTy everlasTIng and raresT IIvIng Because Thou hasT resIsTed The scorchIng heaTs ThaT have baked Thy crusTs To dITTerenT colors FROM A SOUL OF MUSIC As she saT There soTTly shrouded n nIghT Tme s dusky veIl The embers Trom The TIFSPIGCG shed TheIr glow And her ouTlIne In The darkness edged by IIghT so sTrangely pa e Seemed lIke a phanTom spIrIT loaTh To go As she saT There aT The organ and her TIngers TelT The keys The musIc senT a npple cross The room As IT grew In Tender volume TII The chords rolled TorTh wITh ease ITs glory and ITs splendor TIlled The gloom IT Ted The hungry embers wITh The passson oT a soul ThaT had learned To lIve and love and lose IT all And The Tlames roared up IH madness Trom The darkesT blackesT hole And The beauTy oT TheIr brIghTness burnT The wall And The hearT oT gIrl and organ came TogeTher In The swell WITh a glorIous blended anThem Trom each core Then The musIc slowly Taded and The TIrelIghT dred as well For The room was much Too Tull To hold IT more So she saT There wITh her soul subdued and all The playIng s passron dImmed BuT sTIlI The musrc and The embers shed TheIr glow TII IT as a subTle rnpple Through The dusky nIghT TIme skImmed And The phanTom spIrIT played There loaTh To go DOROTI-IEA SARGENT TEST PILOTS LIFE A TesT pIloT s lITe IS a dangerous one He wIll Take oTT a shIp ThaT has never been Tlown JusT To see wheTher or noT IT wIll Tly He wIll Take up a shIp whIch has never been Tlown He wIll barrel roll IT loop IT and dave He wIll QIVG IT a nune G and a couple oT Tlrps JusT To see IT IT wIIl survIve Now he does noT Thrnk oT The chance he Takes BuT he drmks To hIs healTh InsTead He TesTs ouT a shIp IusT To make T saTe For The ones who wIIl Tly IT perhaps when hes dead And The blowIng wInds ThaT howl Through Thy deep ravInes BOB ZARIN6 RaresT lIvIng and ImmorTal beauTy Because Thou hasT resIsTed The beaTIng raIns ThaT have Tormed rushIng TorrenTs down Thy gulhed sIdes And The bITIng cold oT wInTer s snows SPRINQ RaresT IIVIDQ and everlasTIng beauTy Because Thou hasT resIsTed TearIng blIzzards And many oTher naTuraI abuses Through The counTless cenTurIes oT passIng years Thou hasT beauTy alone In The early dawn When The sun rIses Trom behrnd Thy cresTs And accenTs Thy awaken ng Always so'emn dIgnITIed and complacenT ALEXANDER rourzreen DUARTE TIs sprmg agaln and The skles are blue The hIlls are sTeadIIy growIng green BuT here I sIT aT my desk and dream OT The counTry ouTsIde and oT Ts beauTITul hue The Tlowers are bloomung The bees are busy And The bIrds are sIngIng once more I can smell The TragranT blossoms oT The merry Trees Oh' TIs sprrng agaIn IT only I could be ouT There Too ROBERT FUGITT I ' I I T, I , ' - ii - . . I He knows noT when he will die. t . I . D I I I

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