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Welcome to the new Scrapbooks Section. It includes articles, clippings, memory items, poems, songs,
art images, and pictures -- all from various sources. The scrapbooks
will be updated continually as things become available from the sources.
If you would like to contribute articles/clippings/Images and/or create the
display pages for existing available items, contact CpphsaWeb-Org Director.
Help is also needed to help with an online search for articles or links regarding our alumni.
This section includes newspaper article clippings about our alumni, cut and scanned from the Leader, Star
Gazette and other news sources? It also includes articles from throughout the Internet regarding alumni
and items or information submitted by alumni or their families.
If you wish to create your own class and/or alumni scrapbook, CpphsaWeb-Org
will provide webspace for it. If you are interested in either linking your existing scrapbook website
in this section or creating a new one on CpphsaWeb-Org.net, submit the
Scrapbook Form and the CpphsaWeb-Org Director will contact you.
She will help you get started.
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Do you wish -- Poem
Do you ever wish To paint your life In black and white, And hang some sad nostalgic music in the back, And put it on a TV screen For men in future years to see And say, "This must have been The way things used to be" … Do you ever walk the street And half-imagine you might meet, Some half-forgotten face from long ago Although inside you really know, You're walking where they'd never go … Do you ever sit and look At ancient photos you once took, Long-lost faces in a book, And examine them a million times As if to read between the lines, As if you might see something more, That wasn't ever there before … Something new, that might resolve The mystery you never solved. Do you ever wonder why Faces wilt and flowers die, People change and time goes by, Leaving you to stand and sigh At night beneath the starry sky Watching comets fall and fly … Written by Anna Vera Williams at Age 26 |
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