Mount Pleasant High School - Tiger Roar Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, NC)

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I ROSS TROUTMAN Slick No task's too steep for human wit. MIR IAM WALKER ll il Studious of elegance and ease. DOROTHY SWARINGEN Dotsky A11 good thmgs that exit are the fruits of orlglnallty. JOHN WALKER Abner For courtesy w1ns BET T Y LOU WAGONE R It is better to be small and shine, than large and cast a shadow. MARGARET WALKER Muget Here is a dear and true industrious friend. woman as well as valor may. 14

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THE SEASONS The air is cold and dreary There's plenty of ice and snow,. We stay in by the fireside Tis' winter time you know. Then a quick and magic change To make things bright and gay, A warm breeze begins to stir Cause spring is on the way. All the world is hot and dry The sun shines brightly down, Wheat is ready to harvest Now summer has come around. Leaves are falling from the trees Spreading color over all, Old Jack Frost soom will come We call this season fall. By Geneva Litaker IT'S When the sun comes up so red and round, And everyone is hurrying to get to town, And the whistles blow, and the school bell sounds It's morning. When all our work is satisfactorily completed, And we are at the dinner table seated, And our stomachs are so very depleated, It's noon. When the sun is sinking behind the hill, And you hear the call of the whip-o-will, And everything on earth is still, It's twilight. By Mary Barringer These two poems were accepted for publication in the Na- tional Anthology of High School Poetry. 16