Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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I The throbbing drums resound in morning air The silent challenge of a new-born sun, The murmur of awakened men who share The fierce excitement of the jungle run. Deep in the wild meshes, moss and leaves, And dark green labyrinth of tangled vines, The anxious spirit of adventure heaves, The underbrush of youth with age entwines. In noon-day heat the bare machetes gleam As sweating tribesmen fell the tangled brushg The wise, old voices of the Chieftains seem To thunder as they guide the journey's rush. And through the narrow slats of trunks, the eyes Of silent, moveless beasts stare, ever still, The travelers quake, and then a youth descries Their warriors, ready to defend-and kill. The long trek north proceeds through grassy knoll, Past foaming stream and endless treesg And then at dusk the great safari finds its goal- The ruddy stretch of the open seas. II And thus have we toiled long to clear a path Through jungles dense, untouched by breeze, And long have we been guided, that we might Best be fit to meet our destiniesg S0 now we leave this venturegKcnmore, And launch our youthful ships on unknown seas. Diane Downing Chieftain 21 mix-ni-slam ,. ,,i.,,.-Q., W . l l 1 l 1 l l l l 4 l . K ,il