Masters School - Masterpieces Yearbook (Dobbs Ferry, NY)

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By CoNsTANcE PARDEE AINTED by frosty flame Is the west thc lon shifts of the sun Clmg to the b1re bremehed trus A moment then slowly 'ire gone Loldly the twilight enfolds Ilhe fury like mist of the hills The rn er is solemnly mlm A ribbon of opil 'md gold The Gothic building 'md tower Like old castles on cliffs of the Rhine Stmd Haunting their myrmd lights ln the face of the githering ni ht Soon from the wide flung door 1 uit eomes huriym on Like the first of the merry throng llhftt folloyy ed the Piper s cetll lh y follovy in tvyo s 'md three s omm t 1 yy y is 111 cc Thfn with a surbinp rush l i itst of th school tllron s ou I tlk liu hter 'md snettehes of song Rin throu h the ele'1r sharp 'ur ll like the liptrs 11 'li' liLhts in the huildiny wink out. As the twilix ht deepens to dark Above in the etrch of the sky Spwrkle Stars with their pin-point li hts. The smill cold eirly springs moon l ilished hright hy' the elves of the frost VVe1ves through the d'1rk pine boughs Stmnge patterns of spidery lace. llhe shftdovys like ink on the round On the roofs hlot their silvery sheen- The huildin N stfmds lonely 'md grim ln the huye vyindy hall of the ni,ht. I I2 A MARCH EVENING Al DOBBS l -Y v L V K . .3 - g.: . A 4 ' 1 I t 4 -i I , J , .. Y . - f . ,g .7 . I K y A . K K I V. 2 . A. .Y .X lg '- ' . g tg I Y . , I S 1 . , , '1 f-'v yi 1 , 1 ..,k, L g gist xo ' that Voile . 1 line. - Yi rr' 7 1 , , Q, t. .L . u. b. , 'iz , 1 g . . . 'g g 2 . .. .' 'lii , f 7' ' 7.'lI1Nl, ll L S 2 ' H I r tl . Q ' 9 2 ' Y Y v at , 7 . Q . I Y ' - H g , ' 9 g . '. 2- v V I 0

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THB EMERALD RINIG By JUNE Woou HL stood hy the window of her room Sll1XCI'lI10', her hftnds felt cold and elammy, ind even her teeth ehattered The 'ur was so still that the short r1p1d breathmfr of the girl came in stsectto gssps Her heart pounded 'md seemed to suffoclte her The blood rushing madly through her heftd, csused her ears to roar furiously Her fingertips felt as though pricked by' 1 thousand needles, md her feet felt like pieces of ledd Once she r'11sed her achinfr eyes to the clock It was six ocloek In 1 few moments study hour would be oyer Only ten more minutes 21nd the whole house would know She sat down wefnrily on the edge of her bed and wondered rfether eonfusedly what her mother would s1y VVh1t she would my didn t matter much Mother often send very little when way down inside, her hefxrt was probably 'zehin Thett was so like her, zlwiys self sicrificinfr, 'llwsys endurinfr The thoufrht of vyhst her dis grice would mem to her mother, held not occurred to her until now, and he tried to dismiss it from her mind She must chdnffe her dress for dinner, and bfzthe her eyes Good Hewyensl 'lhe door of her room was suddenly flunff open, 'and a d'1rk mdistinfruishsble figure rushed into the room The girl 'tt the other end of the room slt IS one p1r1lyzed Rooted to the bed she tried to penetrtte the ffloom ind recofrnwe the newcomer It couldnt be, 'ind yet suppose lt were the frirl herselfl Eycry nerye felt numb Her ey es closed N L f 3 ki Q l 7 it unltnoyyn fi uit 1 it Her roommwte wheeled in surprise l uffuet' she exclumed you scxred me to dmth VVhy dicnt you tell me you yyeie there, 1nd why ill the dukness She looked 'xt her roommate questionlnfly, and as the l1tter mwde no moye to snsyyer her, she began to chemffe her clothes In the course of 1 few minutes she remsrked cfesuftlly If you expect to get down to dinner bv six thirty you hid better do somethinfr besides sit in f there 'es if you h 1d ill he time in the vyorld fhls roused the url who stood up slowly, 'ind moy ed uncertmnly 'ecross the room to get 1 dress from her closet As she w1lked across the floor h r head cleared '1 little, 1nd 'tctinfr on some IIISUHCUXL impulse she mftde some trivial remark on the defy s ey ents Her roommite busily froinfr in and out the rooms bwrely 'lnswered her Her silence only aroused 'VI1rf1rets sus 7 plCl0X'1S, howeyer, 'ind all the time they were tlI'CSSlFl0', she tortured herself 14- N 1 1. L 2 w 1 X a n V . . D 2 . V K I 1. . N 4 . . b . ' ' ' 2 2 2 s . 2 ' 2 2 . . C V C K l I Y: l K 2 4 . . C u 1 . . b Y 5 D ' v , 2 . 2 I . . 2 2 . , . . 2 . 2 U 2 . ,2 K. L Y, c -.K . . b K K 'e ' bn C Y l ce- C K I . L lv Q 44 2 1 , , C ' 2 D 1 I . .e . b -K C n I 9 ' K f ' .2 2 2 2 I . , i 2 3 2 ' b ', ' ' . ' ' 2 . l 'B Y 1 'x ' C . I . , zznel she Silt in terror-strielcen silence while th' PXTSK n fumbl'l for th- l'ght. There was :1 moment of dazzling, blinding light, and fl fleeting glance toward tl - ' ' er :xnd tl en :in hysterical cry' of ' -lief. u'h!12'.C2 .U J ' 2' . My . 2 1 '2 . ' 'l l ' ' f 2 '2 2' nil' X . ' ' L ' 2 2 ' 2 S 'I X 2 ,D 2. l Y A Y r . 2 , 2 2 2 ' , 1 I . ' ', I' 1 ' . : 3. . ' t L ' 2. I' 2 2 t ' .H ' ' . Q , . I' 2 ' '- 2' 1' 2 e 2 2 . . , . 2 2 .F e I ' I 1 . :J e x I - . ' Vx . - ', l x K . . , V . . . I I Y 1 -1 K , e 'Y :S 1 L . v I L . l . k' 1 s v 5 , A 4 LK 7 K- . I Y . Y I , 3 K K 2 C