Paulsboro High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Paulsboro, NJ)

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Swim Near A Cloud It was large, a billowy thing that flowed into the sky. Its folds of pur- ple, pink and blue were a wash of color against the sky. Slowly, we as- cended until we seemed a part of the sky, a rainbow-colored cloud drifting endlessly. I could no longer see any- thing below but a patch of emerald which stretched for miles, broken only by the sheer face of the canyon, which rose and fell in a silent tribute to time. Its fantastic shapes were harsh and forbidding, rising sharply out of the white, thrashing river, which tumbled toward the dense thickness of the valley. As the balloon soared on, I felt ex- hilerated at this new sensation and while the wind rippled the balloon, I seemed to hear laughter. Joining in, I could share the balloon's happiness. I, too, felt the freedom it felt. I, too, loved to fly. 5 .X

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Alma Mater By a mighty river deepened With each rising tide, P.H.S. our Alma Mater Stands a lasting guide. Chorus: Steadfast, loyal sons and daughters, Ready at thy call, Mind and heart we pledge that never Shall our banner fall. Ever mindful of thy teachings Side by side we stand, To preserve the sound traditions Of our school and land. All of our different creeds and races, We laid at thy shrine. From these gifts Thou took the finest To be wholly thine. Joseph Enos