George E Westinghouse High School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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171i ,, 2 17 f tv ri l k I Towers I stand and gaze into the sky At lofty buildings towering high. Their graceful spires in noon-day light Fade softly in the azure height. They seem to challenge me until I vow that I shall try my skill And some day build a tower that can O'er look all turrets raised by man. It may not be of stone and steel, But on a base more strong, I feel That I shall raise my soul to heights Beyond the reach of worldly lights. Roger Ufilliamv Favors Silver Coins Fling not prayers to fickle fateg Now I hold a tarnished centg I am man-I shall not wait Some how, though, I can't repent For favors coming late. For all the silver coins I've spent I F I l Twenty-four A Dead Bride The rootlets of a cherry tree Have crept so close, so close I feel their aching ecstasy For all the buds I cannot see. to nie Laughter The laughs provoked by clever jokes Will show the better side of folks. A smile induced by clever wile Will make the effort seem worth while. A laugh once started fills the air With shouts of glee that all will share And when the merriment begins Join in and add your smiles-or grins. 4 V Y- , ,, , Reberva Hmrsf WilIia1n Lang '! 4u ,1- T ' f l' i ' Aj:

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