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LUNCH
In her fresh, new, green gown, our
campus lies basking in the warm sunshine
of spring. A soft breeze rustles
ah the young leaves on the trees,
fir is saturated w ith the sound of
ig, industrious bees and the per-
TuTnecLsmell of the blushing pink and
the flu ffy w hite blossoms. The' buds are
bursting in their efforts to share their
beauty and newness w ith everything and
everybody. And, as the "Sands of Time"
iriythe hourglass become fewer and few-
*& fif2 b £ tr form is changed from cobwebby-winter
snowflakes to dainty, pasteT,
spring flowers.
^ /V ith the rustling of the new leaves
qj^Bkntrees providing the background,
^0g^m er\d the Junior Prom. Under the
hH flenly blue of the sky, we participate
in golf, track, -tennis, and baseball. It's
a time for joy, being out in the fresh
air again; but for some it's also a time
for tears because spring brings graduation
in its wake.
Yes, you can see it in the sparkle
o f your friends' eyes, you can smell it
w ith each breath, and you can feel it
in/ihe tingle of your heart. Its spring
Box Elder High.