Garfield Junior High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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SUNRISE ON THE LAKE The tall, green pines are pale and ghostly, edging the deep white canyon which shelters the lake. The stream is muffled and the shivering pines are still, but through the curtain of mist, dusky forms are seen stealing to the water ' s edge. The deer are watchfully drinking. A fat, round shadow steals to a thicket but too late, for the deer have scented the intruding bear and are gone. The jay with his harsh cry has warned the forest folk. To the right, shadowy forms are taking shape, as the huge mountains which guard the lake appear. The mist is lifting and faint pink and yellow clouds are seen in the distance. The yellow fades to brilliant pink and then to crimson as the shafts of sunlight pour forth. The crimson clouds have rolled away and as a fiery ball appears in the East, we know Apollo has kept his promise by bringing us another new and perfect day. Marjorie McClellan, High Eight. Nativity There once ivas born in Bethlehem , A child of noble strain. The angels, %vith their diadems, Sang him their glad refrain. Gold and myrrh, the Wise Men brought, To the feet of the Blessed Child, Hands full of gifts, in far lands, sought, For the Babe and His Mother mild. Jean Irish, High Nine. Autumn Leaves Swirling, twirling, down the lane, Dancing, prancing, some are plain, Some are colored yellotu, red; Never seem to go to bed. Helter, skelter, this ivay, that , Each a fairy acrobat; Now they flutter ' cross your face, As the north %uind sets the pace. Brownies — each tuith pointed toe — Tripping in the twilight glow; Anyone, %vho just believes, Knows they are not Autumn Leaves! Barbara Jane Breckenridge, High Eight. [28]

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