Regina High School - Regina Ancile Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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E E E i W63 The Snowliakes, Frolic Little flakes so softly falling, while caressing, Floating thither, children pleasing, Filtering, tickling, travelers teasing, I accept you as a blessing. Even though you keep me guessing If your blanket, wet and freezing, ' Will continue, never ceasing, Draping everywhere. and dressing Hamlets, towns in glistening whiteness, Making all seem new and clean I admire your carefree lightness, And your glorious velvet sheen. f E g Winter's message you release g g g $ E: On your dowuward flight of peace MARY CATHERINE COFFEY. a a G u 3 w

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Q THE OLD TRAIL Trudging along through drifted snow In winter sunshine bright Makes hands and feet and faces glow With wholesome. keen delight. A meadow path has strong allure When soft spring breezes blow, And Iieecy clouds a floating o'er Make shadows come and go A dim old woodland trail so cool When summer air is hot Leads to a deep and shady pool, Or some such pleasant spot. When autumn Winds sweep hill and dale And for the summer sigh, We love to Hhit the dear ole traiF, That leads to Regina High. ALBERTA EMMINGER, 29. .9- amwgogoae