Omaha Technical High School - Torch Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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FLIGHTS All through the ages men have dreamed Of riding on the Wind They've watched the clouds and studied birdsg On Wings their hopes were pinned. You've heard the tale of Icarus Who flew too ne-ar the sun. His Wings were fastened on 'With wax And soon his flight was done. But that Was just a myth you see, Today we are more wise But wisdom we hiave dearly earned By loss of many lives. At first when ,men were setting out To learn the art of flying The world was quick to ridicule But still they kept on trying. Success at Last has been attained, We sail al-oft on wings. Machines are built to carry us Away from earthly things. The ones who pilot these machines Are enviedand are praaised And those of us left on the earth Stand by, the While amazed. Long flights are made across the sea And hops across the poles, These prove the spirit of our men And ardour of their souls. We daily read of fliigfhts of speed Endurance marks are set, Our planes are built to stand the stnain Of tests that they have met. Our lives can also be made firm, Our fate can be decreed, If hopes are hitched up to aa star, And dreams from bonds are freed. We have ambition to succeed In life as well as flight, Our faults, mistakes, and blundering Can all be made aright. We strive for high ideals today, The world will now approve. With such an aim Within our heuart, Our strength no force can move. -Lester Waddington