Gold Hill High School - Nugget Yearbook (Gold Hill, OR)

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1--11-Q------1-1 .-iqnunrn-n-n--ua-pq-1-qp.-.-.-.-.-.---.--..g1,-.-- -XI-42--If-5565--1545-4-II'-23-2?5!'-3I--R-i?-35iI--2.'--35-1Z-iE-4-.'!'iI-'.!-H'!!--II--R- WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN hen the sun goes down nature is changed into a Nvhvf magnificent panorama for the nature lover who 'N' if- ventures out into the greet unknown of the west- ern wilderness. To the westward you can look and see the sinking sun diminishing behind the' tall , lofty, . . I g and talking to itself, may be seen a little stream, with trout lifting their sharp, pointed mouths towards the sur- face, where the insects are floating. purple mountains Rushing, rosring,'gurglin where the stream levels off there is a beautiful, sparkling, clear, lake where the animals may come and drink or bathe in its limpid depths. As twilight creeps over the country the wild animals come to life and begin to move about. The wary little hare comes out of his selected bramble bush and begins to hunt for the fresh young sprouts, which are so appetizing to his palate. Coming down the trail with each dainty hoof placed carefully, comes the swiftest and fleetest of all western wild life, the deer. He is searching for his favorite lake and is very tender. swamp-grass, which grows near the world grows darker, only They have a golden beauty and retains their As twilight deepens and the the clouds are lit up by its sun. fleecy, color which adds to their majestic standing in the sky. darkness creeps over the 'When the twilight fades and world, there is a hush which drops like a spell over every living thing. Then the moon in all of its glory peeps over the mountains and bathes the world with its ethereal PCQLHHCC, --Gilbert Lentz, '59 ! :F 0 -. --1 -nv----'-m-:L:'.:ew:L-a:L:L-:.-Q.sn 9?1rw-L'-'.''15-.. '1I'w5'..:'a.X'.s....1I Q..-..X'.I'..... 86 I I I I I I I 232 I I I I I I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I