West High School - West Hi Way Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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SNAYSHOTS i , X , l Ci Q X , 1 f 1 l l li i k f X. ikflkyhkitshilt I f ,M wx ff. , x l Foreword . . . f mlb' N our childhood, our books opened the gate- ways to a beautiful fantastic land. We thrilled to the adventures of the brave heroes rescuing beautiful princesses from dire catas- trophies. The fairies and brownies and elves who helped them seemed near and real to us. Al- though we have lost our old belief and childish trust in those sparkling tales, the fascination they held is not forgotten. The Snapshots staff has endeavored to recapture some of the charm of the fairy lore, that their book may be a lasting monument to the days when Grimm and Anderson were our fireside friends. - THE EDITOR. . l Q I 4 P --241 7 Is:

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SNAYSHOTS Fairy-Music Q + Q V67hen fidcllers play their tunes, you may sometimes hear, Very softly chiming in, magically clear, Magically high and sweet, the tiny crystal notes Offairy voices bubbling free from tiny fairy throats. When the birds at break of day chant their morning prayers, Ur on sunny afternoons pipe ecstatic airs, Comes an added rush of sound to the silver din f .Songs of fairy troubadours gaily joining in. When athwart the drowsy fields summer twilight falls. Through the tranquil air there float elfin madrigals, And in wild November nights, on the winds astride, Fairy hosts go rushing by, singing as they ride. Every dream that mortals dream, sleeping or awake, Every lovely fragile hope- these the fairies take, Delicately fashion them and give them back again In tender, limpid melodies that charm the hearts of men. - Rosa FYLEMAN 4 8