Soldan High School - Scrip Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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determination. Unconsciously she chose marvelous combinations. A design grew in her mindg each detail fulfilled itself through her sensi- tive fingers. Never had she been so quick to visualize, and to execute her vision. V Soon the pattern began to take form-a hate-inspired design, show- ing scene after scene exemplifying the follies and errors of the gods. There was august Zeus, stealing into DanaE's towerg Leda caressing the swang the three goddesses wrangling over Discord's apple. In vivid colors that vibrated and glistened in the light, the shameful scenes grew on the loom. Meanwhile, Phoebus whirled downward to the west: deep shadows, quick with the rustlings of fearful nymphs, crept over the terraces. Cyaxeres, come in from his fields, stood, terror-Filled, behind his daughter. Finally, Arachne fastened the last thread. I have done, she said. The women huddled close to look at her work. Athene lefti her loomg standing before her earthly rival's fabric, she gazed long, admiring. But indignation at the impious affront stirred her spirit. Maiden, said Pallas, your presumption is plainly wrought here. But come now and see my web. Arachne went to Athene's loom. Quivering sunset glowings lighted the scene worked there in Tyrian dye, and gold, and emerald. Silently, Arachne gazedg deeply, the sublime lesson sank into her soul. The breathings and stirrings of Paradise lived in the web. Legend tells us that Athene wove the story of her contest with Neptune. That may have been the outward showing of itg but to Arachne it was a drawing of the curtain that had veiled her eyes so long. In the presence of that divine scene contrasted with the base ideas of her own work, before the towering figure of the goddess, she felt for the first time her nothingness compared with immortality. One low cry-then, as the bystanders still shuddered to hear it, they saw Arachne dart across the courtyard, into the sombre night glooms. Cyaxeres lurched forward after her, but Athene waved him back, and he could follow his daughter no more than if he had been bound with iron chains. Sad-eyed, Athene stepped through the gateway and was gone. Arachne never was seen again as the haughty-browed artist. But she or her descendants still spin and weave, weave and spin, through the black nights and the gilded days. And always when the web, rain- bow-sparkling in the sunlight, is just complete, a heavy hand shatters it, or a shower rends it into a hundred fragments. 22

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wunul M W , Iusnlmm ...WNV fllut .4 COLORS: Silver, Turquoise, Black. Class Song ' 'Spectem ur Agendo' ' Words by Robert W. Krummenacher: Music by james Chartrand I Thinking of the days we've spent to- gether, Planning for the years beyond our view, May our mottoe stand before us ever, Challenging the best in life anew. Soldan's high ideals we're taking with us As we part to go life's many ways. For the Truth our stand shall be, With Honor, Freedom. Courtesy. Alma Mater sing we to thy praise. II Conquer every foe with Hrm as surance. Triumph, as to service we are led. Press we onward with a stern endur- ance Toward the goal that ever lies ahead We will e'er look back on every mo- ment Here in Soldan: and in future days May Spectemur Agendon Reap in us the best we know. Alma Mater sing we to thy praise.