Kelvyn Park High School - Kelvynian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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RHYTHM The world is a-hum with rhythm and rhyme, Like a grandfather clock ticking the timc. To dancer, to student, whatever you do, Rhythm is always a true part of you Nature has rhythms that artists can see: The pattern of leaves on a forest tree, The bright yellow daisy with striped bumble bee, The cool little stream that slips out of sight, The beautiful stars making rhythms with light, The flapping beat of a bird in flight, The patter of raindrops in the night, The feathery snowflakes that glisten and glow, The rhythm of tides that ebb and flow, The whispering wind that blows up a gale, The wild, lashing storm that reaps harvest of hail. Rhythms of industry, beating, repeating: Presses pounding, whistles sounding, Hammers banging, steel plates clanging, Huge cranes swinging, anvils ringing, Freight cars bumping, oil wells pumping, Drilling-boring-motors roaring. Bugles blare, war rhythms flare: G.I.'s drilling, quotas filling, Banners flying, sweethearts sighing, Crosses white in pale moonlight- Rhythms of war, What are they for? School bells ring, old rhythms bring: Students shrieking, locke1's creaking, Teachers hurrying, freshies scurrying, Classes meeting, old friends greeting, Typists tapping, hallguards napping, Artists sketching, rhythms catching, Flutists trilling, music thrilling, Rooters yelling, loud cheers swelling, Signals crackling, fullbacks tackling, Swimmers diving, cute gals jiving, Wide skirts flaring, beebop blaring, Dance bands playing, couples swaying. Ik if uk Ik Seniors leaving, thrilled, yet grieving, New lives finding, new ties binding. Rhythm, rhythm everywhere, Always beating, always there, Rhythm's in each thing, each sound, Rhythm makes the world go 'round. Lois Gotz, Marie Indurante, Sally Sch1'om

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