Harvard Boys High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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-'JS nf 33 Wife'-,S ff: iQ Q P: ,,,4' I , I 4 - ff-de-f+4:-L4-vM- mm- W- e e--we S 1 e will TATA T TT 'T W 7 TA 1 ,, ? T The Effect of a Storm On My Thoughts The sfrident tone of waves that lash the shore: The roar of bllhffyflllg wind in trees on high: ' The lflHltI'Zdt'l' fveals and c1'aslzc's franz. fhe sky- .xlnd lTf7l1ll1lI1g,S Hash olvscnws the sight of more. llflyifhozzglzfs turn first I0 gloomy, anfienl lore :X That tells of hardship-s11ff'1'i11y's dismal sigh- i To places wlzitlzvr Dealh and Hunger fl-v. lily nzind's on Sadness, black and bleak and sore. X Yet when fha lake is falnz: so Clear and blue, .lnd 'mia' the gently rnsflinig branfhes sing fi The birds, and rhildrczfs slzouts are heard at play, ' .My hear! is filled 'wiih joy and mirth so true 3 Thai' fhey 0'e1'c0nle the Sadness, as fhe Spring Sun nzvelfs the winIer's snow in but a day. --R. J. B., '2-l. 543 P Lili Q T, 5 ' il wi I if ii . W ew W i PW NE Ll..gL, , , , , , e,,.g7,,- ,g.. -+ ,,,,,AA, , 7,,,,, W ,,,,Y,,,,,,,,e ,,,-,eY,, ..- -, ..n...7. fH -iv'-A-3 i weeeffw, S me f -A -W, A- WNW , , , 98 V