Glenville High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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noons TO Ulysses, the Crafty One, looks upon it now With a look of pride upon his face And a sense of victory and feeling of accomplishment in his heart. But he dares not approach the ravaged city wherein it stands: The souls of the unburied dead there clamor for vengeance, Page eight

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KI LERS OF DESTINY A » MASTERS OF FATF Towering over the ruins of towers that had dwarfed it before, Like the slim, smooth height of a lighthouse, soaring above the rocks it guards against, The one suggestion of life in that city of toppled heights and abysmal silences. Stands the Greek symbol of War; The product of the brain of Ulysses: Stately and magnificent, Marvellously wrought; vibrantly alive Spirited and gallant ... yet a herald and bringer of devastation: A horse of hollow wood . . . I’ayc seven

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KNOWI. I-IH. K And he is doomed who wanders among them. Joyful, yet sad, the haggard heroes gather, Try to rejoice, but their hearts are sick within them: Sick of battle, sick of death and of its pain-companion, Page nine