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The Seniors as Pioneers The log cabin on the opposite page was built by our Boy Scouts of oak logs salvaged from trees that died on our campus during the drought of several years that reached its climax in 1934. The cabin with its scenic surroundings has proved an ideal place for outings, not only for the Scouts but for the entire school family. The seniors depict the sturdy folk who settled the wilderness here, and 100 years ago had the territory admitted to the Union as Wisconsin, the thirtieth state. Hardly had Wisconsin become a state when the forward looking and progressive people had our school established by an act of the legislature in 1852. The state and our school have grown up together. What Wisconsin, its climate and people are today is shown by the following poems taken from “Wisconsin and Other Poems” by Sam Bryan. Wisconsin IN SI MMER land of lake and stream and rolling kill , Of wood and wildness with a wealth of flowera That burst in glory from the springtime shower : The song of lingering birds of passage fills The cup of pleasure for the lips of love, And stirs divinity in hearts of clay! A land of fertile farms and fragrant hay. Contented cattle on the slopes above. And in the sheltered home beside the oak Contented people living day by day In simple, ways, who still have time to pray And seek ideals, strong Wisconsin folk! Here nature lovers harbor for a rest, And here tin dreamer finds his vision blessed. IN WINTER The swirling storm, the driving clouds of snow. The drifted hanks, like waves of winter's sea. The glory of the sleet on hush and tree Fresh minted by the frosty sunrise glow. The winter fun of sleigh-bells, sleds and skis And skating hordes in graceful rhythmic tnvny,— The sunset tinted snow at close of day. The cozy hearth,—the winter evening's cose,— Who, having tasted, could forego such thrills Of northern winters for a southern clime.— For what we too enjoy in summertime With wealth of lakes and streams and rolling hills? 3
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