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THE LONE PINE SECOND PLACE POEM High up on a peak Over East Indian Creek, A stately pine tree stood. He could look far below Where dense forests grew, And see all the trees in the wood. They swayed with such ease In the gentle breeze- He'd nod and beckon and wave. Then the loggers came in, Amid clamour and din, And his brothers and sisters fell. They Went down one by one In the heat of the sun, And were loaded on fast moving trucks. Ho, ho, said he, They will never get me!,' But alas, one bright day A great log he lay, On the carriage of Applegate's mill. Now instead of a hill, He is standing so still- A little white house in the valley. ILENE SUTCLIFFE '49, Happy Camp High School SPRING HONORABLE MENTION POEM Spring is here, I am told. Look about you, Young and old. Susie Smith is starry eyed. Lessons are neglected. Dreaming, sighing, passing notes, That's how she's affected. Johnny Jones is writing poems About his heart's desire, And though his head is in the clouds, His heart is all on fire. The pussy willows peeping out, See the lovers all about. 'Daisies, violets, snow drops too Lift their heads to a sky of blue. The snow is goneg The day is clear. Yes! we know that Spring is here! CAROL WHITLOW '48, McCloud High School. 28
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HONORABLE MENTION WARREN GAUBATZ Yreka High School TAP E STRY FIRST PLACE POEM I gazed upward and there beheld, Hanging from the wall, a tapestry. Its pattern was varied, Fascinating me. I trailed the path of interwoven threads Following their myriad hues. Life is a tapestry, We weave the paths We choose. There, too, exists a pattern. Incessantly we weave the thread, Multi-colored with experiences, Over the design we tread. Life has its snarls and knots That patient fingers must untie, Mistakes to be unraveled, The fabric more beautiful to be. Now our thread runs out. Our weaving eases. The dyes are dried. And the pattern ceases. The design is fulfilled. ' Each thread in its place. It is hanging on the wall For Others to See. JUNE HILDEBRAND, Mount Shasta High School 27
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