North Freedom High School - Torch Yearbook (North Freedom, WI)

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THAT CONFOUNDED RAIN The rain is falling, hard and fast, . Of course, it wouldn't stop: It spoiled my plans much in the past, Will future also flop. I had a date for that big dance, And now I cannot go. It's even spoiled my every chance Of going to the show. The roads were fme until tonight. And now they're mud, knee-deep. When to the dance I'd love to go, I can but go to sleep. So here I go unto my rest And that confounded rain At least can't come my dreams to spoil, Across my window pane. --D. G. THE DUSK --and then at last there comes the dusk. All is once more quiet. Birds are still. Even motor cars seem to glide along more silently. One by one the children are called to their homes to sleep. Peace and sympathy seem to cast a dull golden glow. A slinking dog passed noiselessly. All at once from the village tower rang the curfew. For a brief minute the world is shattered by a colossal, majestic tolling. At the end of the tolling all seems more silent. The shadows now are black and sinister. A black night bird wings its way overhead. Then of a sudden the world is plunged in the inky blackness of night. Page Twenly-two

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CAFLISCI-I QUAM SMITH LAWRENZ Grade Faculty MARGERY CAFLISCI-l Miss Caflisch, of Baraboo, teaches the Seventh and Eighth grades. She has been on the teaching staff of this high school for five years. NORMA QUAM Miss Norma Quam, of Lodi, teaches the Fifth and Sixth grades. She has charge of the high school Glee Club and put on the operetta, In India. MARIE SMITH Miss Marie Smith, of Elroy, teaches Third and Fourth grades. She helped with the production of Peter Rabbit, a play given by the grades. LYDIA LAWRENZ Miss Lydia Lawrenz, of Reedsburg. teaches the First and Second grades. She helped with the production of Peter Rabbit. Page Twenty-four