Paris High School - Chronicle Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

Page 36 text:

is 'il 'Ora-nr I x' 3 I N-...,,,,,f fr pdf! Xtyfr 'svn Quin 4 F1 Oli-ir Q owgm Hall Brenda mock QNAYQQNN- 'ol W W W su X QM? l afcona onor occefg '..-f l 2:-f 7 The Natnonal Honor Socnety us a natnonol orgamzatuon set up to recognnze scholastnc achuevement nn hugh school Its purpose IS to create an enthuslasm for scholarshup to stnmulate a desore to render servuce to promote worthy leadershnp and to encourage the development of character A person IS elected to thus society only by a unanurnous vote of the faculty after consideration of has qualutles of servuce leadershnp scholarshup and character 45-na'9' Carol Thompson John Simpson An outward honor for an Inward toll Shakespeare Q 9 g +1 Q 'Qs 5 'ul , Q 41- , V - K Z . K , I' 'NX . . 1 lr . . . . . . 1 . 1 . . . . . u . 5 . .. . I . I . I . lf' 'NX X A rho V fi rf f eu 9 . N1 qkik kkgqmwaikgisjs' K A , sfo r, xh gf ,g X 5,-gf 'fr , Q x ya- 1

Page 35 text:

GIVE IN NEARLY ALWAYS Aught l to buckle to the cause And work when thnngs go hard for me? I surely had for such IS life As any man can see For men are bullt on such a plan But few wall bend to smooth the way For others as they struggle on Thru llfes rough and trying days The one that guves a pount or two And follows as the other wnlls Smooths lnfes way as he goes And sugar coats the butter pulls Fern Tarrell 60 SCHOOLDAYS Eught o clock and I fly out of bed Cant skup school today or off wuth my head So I lump In my clothes and comb out my haur Brush up my teeth wnth not too much care My gurl fruend behnnd me us not very far Gettung as shook as a dog on wet tar Where as my skurt and where IS my sllp'7 Where IS a needle to sew up thus rap? Polish my shoes and flnd me some socks Why couldnt we please turn back the clocks? Why didnt we wake up at seven she wonders Instead of at eught and make all these blunders Didnt we set the alarm clock I thought? And then I remembered that I had forgot Jump Into our coats and race down the street Hoping a friend In a car we wlll meet Luck ns sure wnth us and we re on our way Ready to start wuth another schoolday Katrana Pnrannen 59 YOU O GIANT MAPLE You o grant maple In the frosty aur Your bare arms stretched an the flrelughts glow You have luved many more years than I Tell me o maple do you fear to due? There may be years of frost and snow Before you pass and go Tell me o maple grand you love thus rough wnld land? you fear the frost that stmgs you dread the snow that the north wlnd brmgs ' you long for the sprung ere at comes? you dread the leghtnung that harms? You are older than any man today You may lnve tnll my chlldrens haxr IS gray And they may camp an your grant shade Tell me o maple are you afraud7 Fern Tlrrell 60 TI-IE STORM Clouds thucken over the hornzon Darkly rollung Omunous Gloomy light pales the earth Fllmy yellow Ghastly Uneasy sulence pervades the atmosphere Wenrdly stull Deathlnke Clouds splut lnghtnmg stabs the tempest raps Dangerously destructlve Exhularatmg Carol Thompson 58 Lnterature, luke a gypsy, to be picturesque, should be a lnttle ragged Jerrold I , . . . I . . . , , . , . . , , ' 1 . ' I Do ' ' . ' ' ' - Do ' . Do ' ' , Do ' ' ' ' Do ' ' . . . . , . . ' --I I I ' ' ll 11 ' ' - -1 ' I 1 , . . , I I ' ' I . . , , I I , 1 1 ' I I I I . . , . - , . . .. . -, , and

Page 37 text:

ltllen ep0l'tel' SPEGLBI' HAGJP lan ll-5 LCIG ll Clell tlrit Oufneylflall Adnan IS the proper fruit of Knowledge Fuller .zdcfmfm wish. 4 N 0 0 0 I I 0 '4 . 0 '- r' X l 1 ' l F' ' 5231. 4 2 5 ? 4? ' 5 lg iam V x- Vyflklfqi Q I .ff fi ii' ,fi 1 i . '11 T25 l ' r rf '-,rll ' L mf? ai 1 I I N I C O I I . I 0 C O o s 0 vw C O I C l I l O O C O O C