Waterloo West High School - Wahawk Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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Book I THE SCHOOL

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THE SCHOOL r Tn, Tall and splendid rose the teepee Where the children of the tribesmen N l Daily came to search for Knowledge . But dark behind it, like a forest, l Like a dense and sunless woodland, Stretched the murky Gloorn of Ignorance, NX Ever threatening to engulf it . . . I 't Wisely then the learned leaders , Built a fire before the teepee, 'lf Built a fire fed by the fagots lit Of their learning and their Wisdom, lt Kindled it with high endeavor, l Then Watched the fire Whose flames Were silver Illuminate the Gloom of Ignorance, x Dispell the shadows and the darkness . . i Many times the Chief of Chieftains Summoned those within the t pee, Called the lesser chiefs to ther, Discussed with them per l Xing proble , Sought to find the wisest ethods By which to teach each ki d Q rning, Then long before the ' - e council They would sit in r editati n, Their constant striv ng for rfection, The Shining Flame efore the teepee . 6 g -Alene Dunlap. I 4, E r Z 1 I I t AS T l , f T .1 f ' v lii - lf I I lvh fl ' M t! 'lm t ilifiijl 'Vi' T I X ' f Nr X ! I . ' x 7, f Ml ll 4 ll K ls ul L ff'7f jI 0,1 '- t lll' f a ll T T fi X laik 'I Whit 1. ' it ill ll J y wlh ,l K 'X 2 X B XX A X tx., 1 f--- I E