February 18th……“WAS YOUR BIG SISTER, ROSEMARY, VERY ACTIVE IN SCHOOL LIFE DURING HER DAYS AT KIESTER HIGH SCHOOL?”
POEM – “Our Queen Of The Scene” by N. Elliott Noorlun
Back in the days, Of the horse n buggy,
On roads that were often trod,
You’d let go of the reins, Cause the horse knew the way,
Back to home as he’d whinny and plod.
Now in High School our Sis, Never wanted to miss,
All the joys of school life in each way,
So our mom was chauffer, As events would occur,
And it prompted our mother to say.
“If only our car, That has driven so far”,
“Had the brains of a horse, Yessiree”,
“It could take our dear down, To our school there in town”,
“And bring her back home full of glee”!!
Whether Girls Athletics (G.A.A.), Or Library aesthetics,
Our Rosie joined most every club,
With a youthful thirst, And energy to burst,
She relished to be at the hub.
And at every school game, She’d cheer for the name,
Of the “Bulldogs” and rouse every fan,
With cheers from the crowd, That crowed very loud,
As our team carried out winning plan.
When chill of fall came near, In her Senior year,
Our sister who’s beauty we’d seen,
Was voted in mass, By her “Bulldog” class,
To be crowned their Home-Coming Queen.
Whether leaping in cheer, Or drawing friends near,
Our lovely sister could always be seen,
Enjoying young life, With more joy than strife,
Our Rosie, The Queen Of The Scene! 😉
Norwegian Farmer's Son 