Windber High School - Stylus Yearbook (Windber, PA)

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fliflfllmwil SEPTEMBER September is a month of ioy When we return to school-Oh, boy! But though we gripe about the fact, We soon get in the same old track. OCTOBER October brings the football season- A time we all like-and with reason. For then the days go hurrying past, Until the Johnstown game comes at last NOVEMBER November brings both ioy and woe lCause the football scores are lowl But then there is a short vacation, When we find time for relaxation. DECEMBER December brings a hope of respite As vacation days come into sight. The assembly program of music and verse Sends us home for better or worse. JANUARY January finds us in the groove As into mid-term exams we now move. But the .month has other things to do Basketball and wrestling get our attention oo FEBRUARY February gets us in a great big dither As our glances wonder hither and thither. For from our midst we select a twosome The King and Queen of Hearts-we choose MARCH March convinces us we're in a grind As the long stretch ahead we begin to min But with music festivities in the school Work, sometimes, is not the rule. APRIL April brings some looked for events When we combine dollars and scents For Easter finery we need the dough, The scents, for the Prom, when the lights are low. MAY May's the month for which we long llt'll take us years to know we're wrongl When we'll hear the bell's last dong. With dances and picnics and other fun, We soon find our last year's done. Thirteen

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The paintings used on the division pages of the i952 Stylus are the work of a well-known Windber artist, Lawrence Whitaker. He has found his subiects in the everyday scenes of life in a coal town -- a tired, grimy miner hurrying home from work, loaded coal cars trans- porting the magic mineral to mills and factories, men on their way to work kneeling outside a church praying that they may safely return to their families at the end of the day. Simple things- yes, but immortalized on canvas.