Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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To HELEN DELATOUR, this book is silfcerely dedicated. -THE STAFF 455 lu H il W X DQIEZDNZDB W 1 N ix fw IQ W, X11 l cj UU! Q mi W i Sl M W , :W W, .lm

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if DARK SHORE l ml Light is drained, and darkness floods p . l l through broken dykes of day. l l A slender moon, M the sun's suttee, A has sunk upon his embered pyre N and flecked with ash an ebon ocean plain. Z Woven webs A of filament of spray N snare the glint of alien rays. H Flowers barter TI' virtue of hue for black pearls of dew. A Fluid croons, l' l low lullabies of earth V hush and soothe by stream and tree and seag- y till life prone on the void of night, y conceives A i from savors lost new light i y and silvers the sand, for the shore of the newest day. THOMAS S. MaCQUIDDY PRINCIPAL AND SUPERINTENDENT i p V l , CEditor's Note: Build you u campfire where some stream it l flows into Monterey Bay and you too can watch the Darla Shore until the grey dawn vauquisbes its abou beautiesj l 4 4 P l l X lp u lm i,

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THE WORKS BEHIND THE CLOCK HAT makes the wheels go 'round?', Is it the excellent lubrication in the form of verbal oilings from the powers higher up or is it the finely tempered steel from which the Works are made? At any rate the outward appearance of the clock depends upon what is hidden behind the face. In Father Timels opinion behind the face, which in this case is the student body, is a friendly faculty ready to give time and advice in regard to gyms, clubs, financesg to lend a helping hand in whatever project is foremost, and in various other Ways exert an influence of Wisdom and well-being. Also, as many of us can recall with tears, ready to dose With pink slipsv Whenever such action is in order. But nevertheless, so long as this spirit of friendship exists between faculty and students- the works will never stop! 4 6 P