St Simon High School - Corolla Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

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In his turn spake Aeneas these words of regret, While sadly his fact towards the city he set. But Venus enshrouded them in a dense haze, Well concealing them both from the curious gaze, So that 11one would be able to ask why they came, Or heedlessly question concerning their name. Then he and Achates their journey renew, By the path which to them was both strange and new. Ere long they commence a steep hill to ascend, And finally their steps towards its summit they wend. Far beneath in the city rose turret and tower, While both marveled indeed at such structures of power, At such highways and byways, so broad and so wide, Which men daily beheld with increasing pride. Most zealously labored this Tyrian band, Erecting and building the walls ofthe land, The work of the citadel some controlled, While the vast mighty boulders by others were rolled. A suitable site for their homes some chose, And with broad, deep trenches the ground they enclose, Then others, the laws of the country select, Their ruler and sacred senate elect. Just as bees, in the heat of a warm summer day, O'er broad fields of clover, so bright and so gay, As lab 'ring unceasingly, young bees and old, They gather and store that sweet nectar of gold. O fortunate city! whose walls now arise, Cried Aeneas in accents of awe and surprise. As slowly he wended his downward fiight, Still marvelously hid by the mist from man is sight. In the midst of the town stood a grove rich in shade, Witliin which a temple to Juno was made, While along the high walls Aeneas could trace That fiercely fought war of the Trojan race. Into this temple came Dido the queen, And her way through the throngs she wended serene, When behold! at the entrance stood those, Whom these Had believed to be lost on that deep sea of blue, Their comrades! whom long they had mourned as dead, Into the presence of Dido were led. So at last are united these heroes so bold And with them there ends that sweet myth of old. two HELEN BATFS

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FCRESI-IME Ray Anderzack Austin Murphy Mable Bates Mary McDonald Lila Bartenbaker Leo Masse Raymond Bowne Cyril Moran Catherine Brunk Josephine Maher Adelaide Bejtka Augustine Morasco Alice Conkling Alvina Majewski George Cartier joseph Nehs Anna Carrier Henrietta Neumann Catherine Edgett Walter Noa Earl Fobair Cecilia Ratelle Harold Gavan Glena Stapleton Raymond Guerin Mary Voss Louise Juneau Irving Yech William Zeber The enrollment of our class in September was twenty-eight, hut we are reduced now to twenty-one. ln October two members of our elass moved to Bay t'ity, where they eontinued their studies at St. Mary 's Iligh Sehool. Another member was foreed to leave school on aeeount of illness from which to resume his work. At the heginning of the second semester we reeeived a new meni- lier for our elass from St. Francis High Sehool. Traverse l'ity. Our history has not been very eventful. as we have given our whole and undivided attention to our studies. Our social functions were few hut we are planning on a beach supper before the close of school. Yr:- lhe ann ot our elass has been to be a eredit to the high sehool and in this we feel that we may safely say we have not failed. Our blunders and mistakes have afforded amusement to the older classes, but we let them laugh, as we know that next year we ean laugh too. Z' ALICE UONKLING '19