Northome High School - Emohtron Yearbook (Northome, MN)

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IN MEMORIAM whens MI. M1515 GE Youth is an island bright in the sun across the sea, out there is no returning: the convoy moves relentlessly into the west and over the wake the seagulls crying. Better a hope lost than a life of lying, of all man's wisdom, truth is best. Small consolation, but the broken water glistens against the green stillness and the clouds are buoyant in the blue. Thus the vision, this the craving, and in the no-man's sea between, no flashing light, no harbour promised, no course foretold but as the wind speaks to the calling birds. The island recedes, the familiar beauty fades, brilliant as June once and maiden-fresh, captive no more the hundred graces led in delight along the dappled lanes, with youth exalted in the morning sun. All this is gone now, and with its daring, the certain truth, the known shape of language bright on the lips of men. Farewell, then. Time to turn from the dwindling vision, the grey ghost of failure, the dust of youth, knowing that words are laggard movers out of their time and place, resistant always to a new meaning. The old hunger stays to meet the new craving: all else is gone. It is time to move. Wyn Griffith from The Barren Tree Z

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EFTIOHTROU The days spent at NHS will always be among our most cherished memories Emohtron', we have tried to captur moments you will want to remember Our desire is that as you leaf through these pages, you will have nJune roses in December W NGod gave His Children memory That in 11fe's garden there might be June roses in December PRESENTED BY TB SENIOR CLASS NORTHOME HIGH SCHOOL NORTHOME, MINNESOTA 1 Through the pages of this 1958-1959 ll e .n

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DEDICA TION MISS SADIE LEWIS IN APPRECIATION To Miss Lewis, our annual advisor teacher, and friend.. for her unselfish devotion, untirlng assistance with our annual, and good-natured attitude, we dedicate this book The Senior Class of 1959 3