Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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THE TWIN PINES Sentinel like they stand, the twin pines. They have stood thus for many years. For a time they stood with other trees upon a vacant lot. This lot was purchased as a site for our new school building. All of the trees except the twin pines were cut down. The pines alone were left as guards for the walk leading up to the entrance steps. Nearly twelve years have passed since the school was dedicated. Twelve winters have shook snow down upon those guarding pines, and twelve summers have smiled on them. Many students have passed beneath them, going up the long walk to begin their high school days. With their protecting look the pines seem to give the beginner confidence, a sense of being watched over. If those twin pines could reveal to us their secrets, the stories, I think, would be very interesting. Here and there a touch of pathos; perhaps a bit of tragedy; but relieved by others possessing a lilt of humor. If those pines could talk, we would hear of skating parties, tournament games, football celebrations, pep meetings, Hallowe’en pranks, and a hundred and one other amusing and interesting stories. Let us think of those Pines being there for the coming generations. Long after we have passed between them for the last time, may they stand there bowing and whispering in the breezes as if they wished to speak of the many things which they had seen. Charlotte Southwick o ♦ O ♦ co

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