Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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With a keen sense of indebtedness, we dedicate this yearliooli to Miss li. Grace Line, of our faculty, who has given untiringly ol' her l,lIIlC, effort, and co-operation in helping to inalie this and past senior annuals a success. lt is with sincere personal feelings that we nialw this dedication, and We hope that it will he as gratifying lo her lo receive it as it is to us to give it. Weaqwm... 4

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lgg3T F5 f99 14. X 1. ' F f 255:94 HE eagle on high surveys his coloring domain- Trees, shrubs with yellowing leaves. Gone are the yield mice who scampered through the weeds,' Stalwart pines stand guard against the sky,' Air grows cold. We too watch this strict rotation, Dwell on man,s eternal change. Year .grows old. Noisy birds fly south: Robins, ducks, jinches, tiny humming birds Pass by the eagle watching from his hill. Squirrels in the tree tops make ready their long sleep. Below in the field the obstinate corn shocks stand, Reminding man to unite, else to fall by the way. Ujf goes the groundhog to sleep in his lair,' Patridges, buntings, brown flickers sound the warning call, lyri- Packed earth is cooling under sun's slant rays,' A utumn's here! Winter's close! Make haste! ' -ri if V L3 wi ' v . . . gg, V, :Q Last flowers wilt in drying grass, 'H' ' qu 9 . . . 0 . gi 591 tx 40 1 ' QM u I Q . WP' sf, ' W' , 'rtftlgw , 9 O ' ' .. ,. sQJ f ' , gl Leaving signijicant seeds To nourish man's great hope. 5 CHARLES AMIES