York Community High School - Sand Burr Yearbook (Thomson, IL)

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. .1 .- s A ,Q Q :1.f:f1f:4- ' f Q s , 2 'W' ,rf -are MIA .. ge fiiiffilf 422545 ' A to M M -'ni-5:1-1.15: XXVLT: ig! !--I U S ,x l i q T' N H: x... ,.,, X as 'ff'7FN XfF X' VFW 1 f ' 'i'30UGHT3 DUN11 Gill' A SCENIC TRIP Frances Halrman v: X pg , 1 flhile waiting tation wagon! Slowly we ascend the mountain slope Arougi the curves and the bends f'- E Reac ng the top is our one hope 1 - Our journey up will sometime end. R I rlde in the' station wagon, K Some mornings lt comes a laggln, Climbing, driving, soon arlvlng, , As I walt to catch of it a sign Cliffs and ravlnes we slowly pass e I wonder if Liz had been on time Watching plant life in its striving Or it Gerry is handing Bill a line. And animals of lower class. If we will be a merry thirteen Soon we are, the hllls descending Should Helen bring her kids so lean, Round and down the curving road , Will Lois and I be pushed together? Tired then, our travel ending A ' fle always object and like it never,l Ready again to take our load, Ile objgcf, but they still do it ever. .s 'l- llll Red and Fran take all the room? LAST PUSSY WILLOWS 1l,p1g B1g1gmg When the rest will be in for doomg g 1 I wonder if Dot has her hair combed, We have a vase of pus y willows, I by Q If Boots the night before had roamed. They look so very sad, re. N w I'll bet cheyva almost rather be ' Bitton by the frost EX PEE ws. .reniee miner Than in :ne neuweg shut up without '1 The wind the brook their home. -is ig A little ben er fur rolled up ugm: ' ' ' ' llth brown hues that weaken your sight ,I 1 1, , sg With mg brown eyes than twinkle , H- U 2? ' ' 1 And a tiny nose with just one wrinkle, nu NS I' 7 He hopes to be - sky dog someday: 1 'UAW' But don't both 31- now, he wants to Q wfiylf N35 1 mlm V Q 5 I: , 9 I took him to Q2 -.A ay, an ,f llth the teacher f- ay: WATER STOPPERS Darrell Gaar Q The girls went is a - on pooch, Q ' He licked their fingers and wanted to I like to dam up a water pool . g smooch. Almost better than going to schoolg ' I could write for hours about my pooch The water has to back up and stop llth the girls he still does smooch. As if halted by a human cop. The still water looks like the sky: THE DAYDREAHER Fay Ashby It is a scene which never will die. fl At night the stars upon it look' ..f I used to live on s,n1ce'b1l.g, farm One can never see this scene in'books. , I worked hard???? every day, 1 N 'ee But in the hay I sometimes slept The dam may just be made of clay, 5 And dreamed of going away. is may not lasttlthrgnuglziout the dayg 1 A I en very soon e am s gone - One day I thought 'twas time to pay The stream is back to normal by dawn. Fbr the days I had often slept g So I worked and worked and worked I - And the extra money I kept. WINTER Leota Housenga f . f llnter is not far away, -' -P The wind blows, the trees swa - ' Bleldfltithky' ucous oa n esy- 9 ' 1 Then the snow begins to fly , 5 ,, The snow shines like stars at night, Throwing off its ghostly wmce. g 1flfll,hX Nx Q e A ,.,e . .e.. A. f -- zte wget.-ei: r'.' 1:1 , 1. I l'-f1'wiigQf . . , .e -. ,. . H lt rm 4, , er- .- -N ' '-sem-,rr ew as-Q.. Q , ., e ,ev I s it . Ear s , 'R -7' X' 2:0 h ..' El Q or -1-A ac-,4 ,f gy 5:1 Q N f or: NSG'

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