Hamden Hall Country Day School - Perennial Pine Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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CHEMISTRY CLASS REPLIES In answer to this sad complaint What can I say but this: Let her who brings it to us all Be glad of what she'l1 miss. She is not in the class itself When these perfumes are madeg He that is and doesn't flee Deserves an accolade. When horrid H and putrid S Combine to form a compound The air is dense, the smell intense - We long to hear the bell sound. But when we think of chemistry We rise above such things As odors strong and odors vile Though objections come from kings. nAhal9 we say,uw oh, chemistry, The best of all our courses, From you we could not separate with the pull of fifty horses. Our chemistry has been assailed With gruesome acousationsg Here let me say wefve never had Homicidal contemplations. Robert Dann -.'44 STORMY NIGHT The wind that blew that stormy night Drove the rain against my window, Pounding as it came. As time went by it slowly dried, The silence deep, and tapping raindrops Lulling me to sleep. Barbara Miller - '45

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FATE A sage once said, N60 on and try, Your 1ife's your own to guideg You can't be ledg the wor1d's ahead It's big and broad and wide. Your life is yoursg no power on earth Can change the course you ohooseg The choice is yours, to hit the ties Or take a Southern cruise.n But he was wrongg no man designs Or even guesses fateg Your life was mapped out long ago, Your love, your like, your hateg color of your hair was known The Far sooner than And you think- what you have for supper, or Just when your eyes will blink. The gods are really And men are but The play of life is No error in the Each man was picked puppeteersg the dollsg written out, rolesg to fit his groove And he must play his soeneg Doctor, lawyer, beggar, thief, The gods know what they mean! The curtain now is rising, Each actor has his part The Devi1's in the prompterls box The play is set to start' Howard Nielson - '45