Sauk Rapids High School - Sarahi Yearbook (Sauk Rapids, MN)

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Parting. . . I can stand at the foot of the hill, looking up At my abandoned castle, and watch The setting sun repeating itself in the windows, Each one sparkling like a priceless jewel, Making my castle appear like pirates' contraband. Those were happy years that blessed my occupancy- Carefree, hurried years- Crowded years. Again I saw the football games and smelt the lovely autumn Weather, And the Homecoming dance In its green and gold splendor, and the alumni there. The parties, the sleigh rides, the dances, the school girl quarrels and piques- The Prom- Sweetpeas, roses, orchids, Swishing taffeta accentuating the rhythms of the music, And the murmur of the dancers Sweeter than the music. The school paper, the Sauraphian, is pleasant to recall, Writing articles, pasting, counting headlines. The end of four years Which began as we filed past the words Enter to Learn! And cautioning us as we leave our castle for the last time To Depart to Serve! Each to serve in his own way The way he knows best. And to come back again to the foot of the hill looking up At the abandoned castle, and watch The setting sun repeating itself on the windows, Each sparkling like a priceless jewel Making the castle look like pirates' contraband. -Marjorie Lawrence Page Five

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Foreword Never in the troubled history of mankind has the future of our world been more uncertain than it is to- day. To the query Whither goest thou? we can give no certain reply, but wherever we go we shall cherish the memories we hope we have graphically set forth in this printed record of our high school days and joys and the friends with whom we have shared them. wllfflqr' ,Yixf