Woodlake Union High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Woodlake, CA)

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'ut n11cl-,t ll cl one 'UllLlEl None Lrled 'lh11-1 1141 lelloxws l1e11 Come g..1the1 ID a mule wl11le XVe we tl1em all a cheex And then the old mm lnsteued to A long and 1ou mg yell That made hlm throw h1s shoaldem back And made hls, old he1rt swell A yell th1t would do Jubtlce Fo fan s1ze1l college 1 owd He caught the spun of the Nrhool And how It mule l11n1 proml D wes lt Vs the bxme old 51110 l The NDIIII st1ll mevuls e Oran e ind th llul 21111 1 XXTIOQYQI sud ll Vuls The boy 'md glrls .119 just tha. wune The e1u1e old X1 oolldllt Il1 T e 4DlI'lt wlll nexcx lf Pl XR! DUNCAN! 7 Q! It QQ' Ainoihi ffmgft 9 'ffflrgffy Q nl 7' 00 L '. 'll, -1 U. I.. D . , 2 2 Q- ' , I v ' 1 ' ' f '- 1 - 'r 1 . , ' .' V . ' ' z 2 A , Ye-, ,' ' '. 'a 2 ue o, I ' ', Z' Th g, 4 Q Zz 'Q ' l've V v - -1 ' ' ' ' .0 ,. . .. . 1. ' A: ,, 'z 1 ' '- Tho years may come and ya-sms may go. l1 ' '1'fil. ,f C ' , 1 '2 .I :flaw ' f., -:iv1i:...-S31 2? '.,,Wg'... .,,:' 'fifws :- ff-ni L A Y'Y

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A Promlse HL sun was sett1ng IH the west falnt xays of crlmson changed the clear blue sky to lavender and the snowy white clouds to a dainty pink The pme trees Whls pered softly and the Xvllld rustled through gently swaying thelr branches On a log neal the bank of a crystal clear lake sat a glrl gazlng dreamlly toward the sunset Tears trlckled slowly down her cheek LOUISE Roberts a sllght grrl of slvteen whose youthful rom ance had been shattered bv the father of her loser sat ln the spot where she had sald good by to hlm a few mlnutes before There under a whispermg pme Lee Morgan had promised to return to her when fate would permit for his ftther was takmg hmm to a forelgn country to make hlm forget hls sweetheart Two years passed aw tv Sudden misfortune came to the Robelts famlly and LOUISE was thrown Into the midst of the busy world for she felt she must help her famlly and she needed some thing to do to occupy her m1nd Louise secured a posltlon teachlng a small group of chlldren in the poorer sectlon of the clty She became so englos ed ln her work teachlng and helpmg the poor chlldren and their famllles that she ceased to long for her lover though she never forgot hrm nor doubted hxs promise She soon became known through her kind deeds and her cheerful d1spos1tion as Llttle 'VI1ss Sun shine Llttle glrls wlth broken dolls would come to her wlth tear fllled eyes to get them mended or to be comforted bv her lovlng words and she always succeeded ln comfortlng them Though busv wlth her school woxk Loulse was not excluded from the good tlmes of those her age VVhen she had promlsrd to walt for Lee she had also prmlsed to enjoy herself and he was to do the same for nexther knew how long lt would be before thev would meet agaln She llked to go to parties and dances though she mlssed Lee very much at these Loulse had a my'-.terlous pexfectlon ID her character whlch held her frlends to her her charmlng manners her winnlng smlle and sweet personalltv were hard to resist and she was the favor lte of her class She had manv SUIIOFS who adored her and mort than once had they pleaded for her hand but never had she S'll'l the word that would break he promlse On Louise s dresser sat a prcture of a bov wlth grave wlstful brown ewes whom she knew would sometlme come for her and she also knew she could nexex forget hlm Though Loulse re fused to marry any of her lovers she was so gxaclous ln her refus als that they could not thml 1ll of her To them she was a little queen over her faithful subyects One late September evenmpt whl'e lourse was on her xacatnon she walked through a grove of whispering pines thmkmg of the s W ff ' ' , . ' .. 1 ' 1 V . 1 1 , . ' 1 1 - ' . 1 K 1 , 5 I . 1 YZ F . . l , 1 . ' . .A ' . . . . ' . . ,,' ' S 1 1 1 . . H . . . - . A A - ,, . . . i . , . , . f f . K. - . 1 1 . - ' . I K . K 3 ' , 1. l F . . , ' - 1 . 1 ' 1 . . rf ' 'S - . . s -1 ' ' , I . ' 1 1 ' '. . 1. f ' 1. , . A 4 , , .

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1 - 'HW , 1 S XY OODL lkln 1964 S Q l lPr1ze Poem! AI 1 N 5 Q ca xy rrg.,..., J xn old man gazed wlth longmg eye And blushed aslde a tear 'lhe While he murmuled to hlmself Hee Yes us many a year The same old school houee same old yard He gave a mzghty slgh 'lhc same old YN oodlake school house Phe bame old Woodlake H1 And l played ball together Whexe he would throw and I would catch No mattex what the weather And out there IS whexe the team VS ould evexy exenlng gathel Xnd hon the coach would Jazz us up And work us to a lather Oh those vue happy dajye for me 4.11 would they come again X115 l am an old man now lllx WISH would be ID sam I wondex though lt hove and girls Axe just the same today I YNOI1d9l lf they lauzh and yell And what the games they play I wondel lt theyle loyal stlll To the Orange and the Black xnd 1f they have the wplrlt yet That s all that blought me back He had a team that llcked them all We nes er knew defeat Ilaseblll football soccer too Vke nevex once vlere beat All wele loyal all true blue Whenuex there wax battle Ilele come the youu stexs now hs love ll ll ten to thexr pla Out they pouled four hundled odd Of rompmg glrls md bovs 'lhe an was ren w h tl u llll XX 1th hlppv xouthful H0151 :- -ff , 'N '- ' -' J ' , . X J' K ' , . ' X nl 5 QQ tl., - ,, I , , . . , :R .- ' Q f .?- f ' .3 . sf fi 4 X .. W -w ,, lf, VL,- : : ' : . 5 2 3 x J ' fl , J - :SFS ' ' 5-X 4'-11.8 N . , v' kf 0 I- vQv 'Q b ' I1 A 1 I l I , , Y . t . I n 1 , w U ' 1 tw. Y , L- , W , And the1'e's the same old tree where Jim r . 1 ' .. 1 ' ' ' V: ,, . . . . ,X K 1 . ' Y , . 1 , . , I . V S . . Y Y r 'L 1 , , , Y ' V Y Y ' , v . V. A V. K. . v ' .' ' ,' 2-' 'A - .' - , 1' 'ss f ttlef' ' ' Q 1 ' ' ' ' .' , t 'it az lli g' 1 l