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

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Sixty CIRRUS A wandering cirrus column, long and narrow, cuts a path across the deep blue sky, Making a swath of blue and white as it travels past, No ugly thing of man, this creation of God, No paint of prefabricated walls, Instead a freshness all its own, A sample of God's magnificent art. Uninfluenced by weather men or their maps, its celestial beauty follows the wind, Heading what yet is to come. Fluffy cumulus may follow, or angry growling nimbus may chase it on, scowling, gloomy stratus it may even head- But whatever may follow is soon forgotten as Shedding its divine beauty and unheralded by man or beast, It encroaches upon the sky's blue domain, going only God knows where. No plans were made, no architects hired, yet Even so, its sublime but simple beauty Excels all that man has ever done, is doing, or ever will. Fred Mansfield Form V CRAS DICIS SEMPER - MARCUS VALERIUS MARTIALIS iV.58l Tomorrow, always tomorrow you say, you will live. Tell me, when comes that tomorrow of yours? How far off is that tomorrow? Where is it? And on what account do you seek it? Surely it lies not hidden among the Parthians or the Armenians? Now tomorrow holds as many years as Priam or Nestor. Tell me, for what price can that tomorrow be bought? Will you live tomorrow? It is late now to live today. He who is wise, Postponer, lived yesterday. Translation by Emily Perrins Form VI

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The Faculfy Fzrst Row: Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Kneller, Mrs. Pierpont, Miss Trecartin, Miss Clutts, Mrs. Dorchester. Second Row: Mr. Coleman, Mrs. Knowlton, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Steers Mrs. Viarcl, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Rademacher, Mr. Bangs. Abrerzt: Mrs. Adams, Mrs. McGreal, Mrs. Walker. Sixty-two