Sweetwater High School - Red and Gray Yearbook (National City, CA)

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pen oinf poefry This poem was chosen by a committee of famous Am- erican poets for inclusion in the 1944 Anthology of High School Poetry. IT RAINED TONIGHT Platinum moon and stars of brass, Garden fences silver-grated, Tips of steel upon the grass, Weeds and willows chromium-plated, Poppies on their wire stems, Hammered copper, red, and thin, Statues wearing diadems, Fountains flowing strips of tin, From silver sidewalks polished bright Nothing, nothing gold tonight. -Mary Anna Richardson, junior A A SUMMER DAY A woodland path, A soft, green glade, A pine so straight and tall, A morning sky, Of sheerest blue, The birds, The breeze, And I. A trickling stream, A quiet pool, A summer afternoon, The hum of flies As they go by, A book, A dream, And I. U ---Edith Sparks, Sophomore A

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FRANK Rf. CHASE, AIR. ISABELLA H. HILDITCH P1'ff1l'll7f1l Vive-Prinfifial FACULTY OFFICERS Louise Stephens, secretaryg Charles Morehousc, trcasurcrg Vance Clymer, presidentg Tilmun Clmmlee. vice-presidcntg jciclyn Sparks, social chairman. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Sitting: Eunice Harris, business muniigerg L. B. Baines. C. G. Buchrer. president: Lnuisc H. Pray, clerk. Standing: ,Iolvi hi. McDonald, dlstiict supcrintundcntg Dr. james B. Norton, D. L. Murray.