Trumbull County Public Schools - Annual Yearbook (Trumbull County, OH)

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Kinsman King Tut's Tomb The old shattered door-it hangs there still, An Old King Tut's Tomb that stands on the hill, Moss-grown, but useful, now open wide, But how nice it seems though shattered inside. A Winding path that leads to the gym, A lone little robin still singing its hymn, The distant hum of our busy town's noise, But silent are all the girls and boys. Again the children rush and shout, At the beginning of day they are all about. Soon they dart and dive into their room To recite a lesson that began too soon. The teacher looks from Mick to Gene, And asks, Just what have you in your bean? He never answers until it's too late, And she says it's just too useless to wait. A baketball team, movie, the radio too- When a poor kid don't know what they're gonna do- Soon the old bell rings, and the kids at once flee. Gee, but aint'cha glad to be free? Captive memories play at will Where Old Kig Tut's Tomb stands on the hill. -Dorothy Henry.

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Kinsman Literary Society of K. H. S. The Twentieth Century and Ciceronian So- cieties are literary organizations of the Jr. and Sr. High Schools which meet in Library Hall every six weeks. The aims of these societies are to broaden the minds of its membersg to discover and bring out new and hidden talent, as well as to encourage talent already discover- edg to overcome the self-consciousness of the average high school student and to prepare him for future undertakingsg for diversion of students and teachers from the daily routine of school life. Then, too, we wish to please and entertain the members of our community who are interested in our school activities. tl is the sincere wish of the graduating class that their respective societies may continue to up- hold the standards maintained in the past. -Florence and Margaret.