Wood High School - Anemone Yearbook (Windfall, IN)

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SUCCESS It may not be an easy task, And you just ean't slide throug For you will have to work to grasp The ways to auecess for you. h, Perhaps it will require more work Than you wish to put in it, But if you work, and do not shirl-:, Then you'll receive a proxit. Betty Lou Mite-hell SUNSET As I lay dreaming on a hill one day, I glimpsed the last rays of the dying sun - Nay! Not dying! It but went to rest, Only to return upon the morrow's dawn To light man's way upon this weary world: Ever as man himself is fain to rest When his flilYlS labor is complete, And even as I looked at it, it seemed A group of brilliants in a golden setg The elouds, all pink and purple and hlue and gold, VVere like so many shining jewels In the sun, their set of gold. Page Forty I thought of the great Wealth of all mankind. Was not this brilliant scene invaluable? Could any hide it from another's sight? No! It was there for all who would to see, And only those who wouldn't were poor. -Wilbur Legg -six

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QANIEJMIQJNE Published by The Senior Class l938

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TEACHERLESS ASSEMBLY A teacherless assembly as you all knowf You as well as I enjoy as much as a three foot snow, But when the ink bottles begin to Hy-- We think if we are hit we will surely die, Then someone's shoe goes out of the window into space, Only to hit some poor little kid in the face. Paper wads, books, pens, nails, and even pears: Scoot on the assembly floor all the way down stairs, But when the teacher stepped in the door, He stepped on a banana peeling and lit on the floor. I caught you, the teacher said, James said, yesg What happened next I will leave it to you to guess. Ray Spitzmesser f g-- A,, ,.,, ,.,, I I l i K 8,3 we X W Q- i 1 s .ii Q ' 1 x 'cl s-.h- Q Page Forty-seven