Greenhills High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greenhills, OH)

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Down the aisle twelve years long I'll walk with arrogant pride. In his future lies the familiar church, unchanged, waiting with the guidance it gives. The sometimes vague, sometimes dormant, and sometimes keen desire to learn,

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Red blossoms in the Spring Whippoorwills that sing to no one in particular But pick my window sill And my sunflower seeds, Words upon a sheet of paper, The touch of your hand or the smile of some fellow I saw but yesterday, Lure of lusty sounds from a clarinet, A dancers pirouette Churchbells in the early mom, Make me giad that I was born to feel.

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The process of learning is a magical one. Wfith only a book, a globe, or a slide rule, we don seven league boots and stride through vast realms of knowledge. Trans- ported into the lush world of Shelley 0r Keats or the electric atmosphere of the forum during Antony's funeral oration, we can be 21 realist, a romantic, an optimist or a pessimist. Under the microscope, myriad creatures fumble for identity. Call them microscopic organisms, but, like us, they must be called alive; for, just as we find growth in discovery of them, they find life in search of food. We relive the struggles of history pretending that their problems are ours, and with problems tackled and ques- tions attempted, we face the world with our own thoughts, our own feelings and opinions. To complete the empathy of the soul the student reaches out for spiritual guidance Atone in a quiet corner a proud student contemplates. Yet, overcome by the magnanimity of God, he lowers his head and meditates, bowing his head to the force which has made him wholeehumility to complement exhilaration. We find growth in discovery. 1: s E Burma to Brooklyn: millions of miles of salt sea V . . or a fingtr's slide.