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CALIFORNIA Oh, Glorious California, How sweet you seem to me. Thy little, lovely, wild flowers And the shady pepper tree. Thy lovely ocean Waters Thy grass green covered hills Thy sun forever shining My heart with rapture fills. Thy turquoise sky above us Thy royal purple mountains Thy crystal brooks and streams Thy clear and cooling fountains. In this golden California I shall always stay No other earthly power Shall make me go away. Edna Robinson, B7 A PRAYER FOR RAIN Our fields are dry and barren A fire rages in our mountains And we pray for rain. The wild ones of the hills Are driven in search of drink, A prayer rises to heaven in smokel Lord, send rain to refresh Thy children And to revive our crops. The earth is baked by the sun And fruit shrivels on our trees. Please, God, send us rain! A DESERT PALM Silhouetted in blue, Carved in gold, Alone, and beckoning. A DIAMOND Deep in the earth, Far from man, A bit of carbon dwelt In darkness, obscurity, And yet a gem so rare. So be it with man. Some one gleam of hope Turns the darkness Into life. One Hundred Eighty-six Nancy Ryan, A9. Justi1z Atkinson, A9. Billy Mcdllister, B9
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,gf T. ,Vw TT ,Aw V. :Q. E-.'l'iSl'ii'izi J igii s2Y'J 'A' THE DESERT Q The once bright golden isunset : Now has faded into night, And purple mists of evening Q Have hidden it from sight. It seems that in the distance, Far against the shadowed sky, H V I see thy dark inhabitants , , E Of centuries gone by. A M Ah, did they dance beneath this moon That shines on us tonight? And did their shimmering trinkets gleam Touched by its misty light? ' Under yon tall and stately palm Were maidens wooed and won? And did they rest in its cool shade When daytime trials were done? Beneath thy sands so silent Lie ancient tribes asleep With voices hushed forever While thou their secrets keep. Oh fruitful land that once thouwert While even Time was young, A ' Wouldst thou thy mysteries reveal If thou but hadst a tongue? Margaret hlo, 119. Ka NIGHT FALLS IN THE DESERT Out in the desert, bleak and cold, Watching the wind carve the cliffs so old, Watchiimg the cliffs, colored red and gold Serene is the desert bleak and cold. Grand cliffs in the sunset, made aeons ago, I sit there, enraptured, behold and lo! The sunset colors, as I watch from below, Fade from those cliffs, made aeons ago. Gray clouds in the darkness, bleak and cold, Slowly encircle the cliffs so old, The desert is gloomy, no longer gold, Night falls on the desert, bleak and cold. Betty Warrefz, 18. One H u ndrecl Eighty-seven
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