Siskiyou Union High School - White and Gold Yearbook (Weed, CA)

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FORECAST SECOND PLACE POEM To all the old ladies who, threadbare but neat, Go roving through cities on tottering feet, Who never had luck to be somebody's mother But live on a pittance from somewhere or other, My greetings! For someday there's likely to be Another such lady, and that will be me. And when the day comes, and I'm wrinkled and gray, I'1l still have my projects and plans for each day: To peer in a window where candy is made, And wait on a curbstone to watch a paradeg To walk through the stores, despite pains in my legs, And shop, oh, so shrewdly, for stockings and eggs. I'1l listen when music is played on the mall, And peek through a fence to Watch boys playing ball. I'11 know every church bell by sound of its ring, And raise my hearing at caroling timeg And spectacles public and jolly and free Shall not, if I know it, take place without me! Although she'll have cause to be weary and glum, This little old lady that I'll have become, Although she may walk with a limp and a sigh, I somehow suspect that a gleam in her eye Will show that within her she's quite funperplexed, And secretly eager to know what comes next. RUBY ZANOTTO, YREKA HIGH SCHOOL. It fiagifiifgf iigfi E555 liiligilgiffgiig a55nXIwii5F5, 5,23 X El ??55E' ' sfaisfsr wifffr 5?Sfn'M,Xf .QSxiikitfglffrtgf2553331531355 AEWiki?2s5?if?i55?5'5FS5kg?3lif 'fs ' 53 .55 s5:55155 f5mQ:q?,ff5 ,m'5g.Xaz:.:w.'5. f2512:':f2rf:5f5? ,'M':'ff1f 45254235.sl'j '?1Wf55a:?sE5 'H2MA f1'?3ff5aiSIm:5 fl? M 5s2f'X 55gli i'i'2 ' 5?S5ii'X559555555?ff5i55W?S5Z'3 5 X X'X ,, 555X5,3gi!ff,'3,A 35535 I I 9 A fr 5 ifsfssgf 152555 ,gh X 5' has Em Seeger: 53 I gags IWfg5E'?' Q55 Q5s55,5g3555ggggX?g,55i,i?2fS'X X I I :sv if a g 559252555 6355 Iiriifiififiss Q' gg E 'P 3 8' Qiiiili Wg?-5 'E 32553 ..2 , A5 X5V'X'W g3I2,5ig?X3?a1X gleam 59 lid 955' 3El' 15V'ii5Ei55 m2I6lfl'i'l 5 5 I, ' Sis v--. 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STREET LAMPS FIRST PLACE POEM Deep, Dark, Portentious night, in whose midst, Stand those steel helmeted guards. A vigil to those who tryst, At late hours. What secrets you could disclose, Dumb guards! Of life's exaltations and woes, Mute guards who ever erectly stand. I see an arrow of light pierce the dark, The night is fastly fading into day, A signal that they must embark, Those visitors of shadow to whence they came Glittering, Golden, Sunfilled day, the incognito of the night Has unveiled those guards to be, But street lamps! But might They not be likened to guards? With awe have I watched the pattern Of light cast by street lamps, On shimmering, wet, pavement The artistry of those sentinels! Day reveals you a nonentityg To those who venture in the night, You are a protector of safety and certainty, Steel helmeted, guardians of the dark. JUNE I-IILDEBRAND, MOUNT SHASTA HIGH. THUNDERSTORM HONORABLE MENTION Grey clouds began to roll, And the sky became so dark, Bright flowers bowed their heads, As the rain drops found their mark. Small leaves began to shake, When the thunder sounded loud, The whole world seemed to quake, At the move of one drark cloud. When the fields had quenched their thirst, When the plants had had their fill, A brightly colored rainbow Appeared above the hill. The clouds turned snowy white, They started on their way. Then the golden sun shown bright, And left no trace of a shower that day. CARMEL RODRIQUEZ, WEED HIGH SCHOOL. 25

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