Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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6 THE SENIOR ANNUAL The steps of time at this hour calms forth and with his balmy ibreath breathed a spell uxpon these spirits. The miagic spell spoke to all 'felllow-spirits 'through the Studenit's Voice. 'Phe juniors gave valualblfe support to -this literary -organ 'bothi thiroruiglh the band-edi- tors and reporters. Many ifialbulous 'tales and poems fell from their pens. A decree spread through the Hall for legends. It was then that this tribe w'on -their lbaniner. Their 'fprodiigy of learningj Pixie Price, lead the banfd in ora- tory. 'There is a younig fellow nam-ed Price Whose speeches did all suffice To wini for him fame Mownney, medal and name This most oratorical Pricef Th-e god janufs aided them. in their enjoyment by artful cle- sign and led U16111 in a sleigh-ride partv to the home ot Glenn Logan. 'llh-e oak sighed. The -leaves took another View and continueldz Lie patient yet a little while tor the Danld i's'gathe1r1.ng again and it seems for the last time, for the great Riajahi has SL1.I'l'l1'l1OIlCLl them Lu the iiigln-est seat in the 1-ialfl and named t-hem 5en.1ors. Plainly can the seen' thirty-lfour almost grown up pixies. 'Their Joy knows no lJound's 'for are they not making reatiy tor that day-yes-this day when they go out 'to join the mnumeralble host that has gone oeiore initio the 'City of their Desires' Once more they look to Uhiet Arthur to lead them to- the go-al. Une pixie lass, 1'ri.ncess Gertrude, becomes convinced that her 1 I'lI1'C4C'L1l'li3..lWII1'l'l1g has arrived and lightly trips away with him. An- other Lumy, the 'Ball l'rince,' .grown weary trom toil in the 'Uesert of Waiting' 'seeks al new lanid off chiairwms. Now, today, 'but thirty-two ar-e lelirt, to fa-ce the weal or woe of this Fairy-Land. Their Anfnuual, the Charm Book of the Bansd has been a source of dlelight and pleasure in itself and is a momento- of their last year wifthlin Minerv-a's Walls. ln lit the indii.vidua.lI p'ixies are pictureqd, some of their mysterious doings given, while their predominating chara-c'teris'dics here are 'borne .forth in the diimf eve of this Cofm- imeincement Clay. ' They leave as a gift to the Hall, a relief cast of 'Washingtoin Cirossinwg the Deilawlare' This will it is 'hop-ed, lbe a slighlt token showing the 'high regard in ewhfich they hold Minuervas Hall. Anld now the shaaldow of a sigh, Has- all but made my story P 'Tis happy Pixie days gone by, Anid valnished Pixie glory- Ilt sh-aull n-ot touch with breath -of bale ' The pleasaince of to-morrow'-si tale.

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rmi STCNIK JR ANNUAL