Wood High School - Anemone Yearbook (Windfall, IN)

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My Olcl Country Schoolhouse. That dear old country schoolhouse, Inland with pines beside itg Some peach trees, with unfruitful boughs, And a well, with weeds to hide it, No Howers or only such as rise Self sown,-poor things,-which all despise. Dear old country schoolhouse, can I forget The least of thy sweet trifles, The window-vines that clamber yet. Whose blooms the bee's still rifles, The roadside berries a lucious red, And in the wood sweet sounds from o'erhcad. Oh! that old schoolhouse way out from town With the wind a seaward blowing, With the end of the garden stretching down To where the tide is flowing, And close by with sails all furled, Lie ships that go about the world. I think of those sweet afternoonsiwhen I Would sit an listen to the rippling sea, Or the breezes in the reeds that sigh, With insects chirping shrill and dry: And how I loved to watch this same blue sky And think of the day, when I'd come back here to die. David S. Hickman v - 4 . f v77'+s ' i'f'T2's-rn-NW,-..., . K A ' '.:Js,,rc, , 'q '2:':Mlg, 3 ' ' ff- W ,- ef 4. jf -- is ,fx Vx., , H 'V-. ,W,,,, ' . 9 .Q H ,,, K Hiliistggysqgqiaiurjg: . s37l5i'Q3,1-,gQ.j'2g5,mgt!,.l ,: +-f . -O t iw xx 1 Q. K W . ' r' ' W 1 WOOD HIC-H SCHOOL

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