Ossining High School - Wizard Yearbook (Ossining, NY)

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TO MISS FULLER She brings into our hearts when things go wrong, The peace of summer twilight on old garden paths, When phlox and moss rose curtsey to the breeze, And lavendar, with lingers shy outstretched Loads it faint, sweet perfume and old world Romance She seems, to eyes tired with reality, A dainty porcelain lady of a by-gone day VVandered from some court ball into this world. And then again, when days are long and dull, She brings the joy of sunshine that once fell Thru mother's windows on a bright june morn, When we were children and the clambering rose Outside soft beckoned us to come and play. She makes us think of old mahogany Gleaming with dull, rich, glow in candle light. Of china old, and thin, and silver bright. ' Of smiles that mother wore, Elen saying-UNO. Of the unutterable sweetness in the name, UA Gentle woman. . E. L. H. '23. 4

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i -V FOREWORD seas of chance. But not so this tiny one. This How like to a boat isma book launched on the is no ship of state but rather like the wee paper craft a child sets drifting down the stream on a glad spring morning. Have we not all filled such vessels with cargoes of dandelions and waded out gleefully to shout a last farewell as they hohhed gayly off? Here goes our little craft, Hlled with yellow dandelions too, the happy gold- en hours of play and fun and understanding passed together here. lXIay its harbor he ll happy one for it comes to port in the hands and hearts of friends who have all helped to make itg to whom it belongs. The Editor. fl- Slew

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