Leechburg High School - Minetas Yearbook (Leechburg, PA)

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NOVEMBER, 1924 15 but he was already becoming dis- gusted at Browning's business mat- ters every time there was a shipment of logs. Jennings had been in the habit of going after the mail every morning, but as he had this work on hand this morning, he decided to send Tom Tom always enjoyed walks rn the woods and this would be a nrce long one rs the postoflice was a good drs tance from camp Tom started out ind was soon lost among the trees He hadnt walked very far when he saw tracks rn the snow They look ed like dogs tracks but he was not sure Alyvays thinking of new dis coy erres he decided to follow them He soon came to the maker of the tr frcks a dog whom he recognized as belonging to Fred Blakely H wondered what the dog was doing up around this part because Blakely lrved farther down the rrver He kept on folloyvrng and he noticed that the dog would stop and look back as though he wanted to make sure he was still folloyvrng The trail led to the shack where the log thieves had met the night before Before the door of the shack lay Fred Blakely On examination he proved to be still lrvrng but was un conscious Tom ran to the river for water but, when he came back, he saw that Blakely was reviving a little. Tom gave him a drink of water and this br'ought him back to conscious- ness. What's happened Y asked Tom excitedly. With some difficulty he got an answer I suspected the men w ho w ere stealing the logs Blfrkely said so I rorned their gang to see rf what I suspected was true This morning I refused to help rn getting the logs that your ffrther shipped Thinking I would betray them they left me for dead If you hurry back and get your father rnd hrs men you will get the thieves at Black s Bend As he finished he sank down utterly ex hfrusted Tom ran as fast as he could back to camp and then with hrs father and a gang of men st rrted for l l rck s Bend They arrived at the bend and pro ceeded cautiously so they would not be heard There stood the men stealthily changing the course of the logs But what caused that look of surprise and anger to come into the faces of the men and especially on that of Jennings? There shouting orders stood Brow ning the tr usted foreman of the Jennings Lumber Company Rosie Guar nero 27 A utumn URING Autumn the forest rs the 1 rndc L display of color :D one eycr beheld Who IS me Artist' H comes not wrtn norsele sly torrclrrr U every leaf 'No tire some colors he painted Tn rn rple tree h rs beccme a tint of sc rr let or cherry or orfrnge or yellow Nun rch is ring ed with fr border of lhe mr hir ik is rlso trans for med to fr deep brown The ash uid stately poplar are bedecked with w ith str rw color Every t e w s ch rn fed except fhc pine and fir Th y too rc ch ins ed brcause they look f reener rfunst these flashing colors The fields have lar fre numbers of 'rsters -rnd golden rod everywhere Piles of golden corn and w won loads of pumpkins The piles of red 'ind imagine a parntrnff more perfect? After all this glorious beauty -Xutumn has a touch of death The wind lrke r carpenter te rrs down the scenery rn the woods the farmers fill their barns with corn rnd pump krns their cellars yvrth apples The fields rre left barren The leaves and grass are dead The cricket ceases his trckrng The grasshoppers are not seen anymore All this rs the rnernrnff of the word Autumn Marie Guffy 21 . I . v I . ,, . 1 C 1 I . Y 1 . H . . .' .. v ' . y 2 ' - ry . . ' 1 - ' u , Lv I Y I u u ' l . C 0 C - 7 - . - y . Y v - ' - - . . ' 7 .c v . - 2 ' y' . ' ' , ' - ' J nr 7 .' ' v ' , . '- ' 7 ' 7 Y ' C q l s . 1 f 9 . I . e , Y. . ' v 1 g ' 2 1 l ! s ' , j 7 , J Z . . u 1 n- u 1 :I s -' ! 9 . l , ' . I I 7 ' 9 9 ' Y - I V . 1 I 1 . v ' . . 7 - , . . K .b . gr es. ' 3 . ' lx ' . C, ' 'j ' ' . H .:. r f.. - . ' ' ' . . wr 1 uqg.-V., , . c c fri, I . 1 , H Q Y. , . . an Q k 1 . C . ' ' . .' . .. H - -. Y , ' . . v roll or strrrrnv drums. But he comes yellow a les rn the orchard. Can you C5 1 Q v .i 0 Y 1 . 1 I l 1 , - . . . . - 1 . .3 - , ., .D . . 6 1 C . -' . , V. ' I . ' .' t r ' . . e , 2 ' . , - 1 '- . ' . Q r 1 - -.V . 1 .C - I -. V' ' 2 1 1 1 2 . V .la T. K . . , v , . . fire. ge- , 1 a 2 ' r - ' ' z - ' 1 1 , ' . 2' . n n v. 4 D u u C . ' ' z f 1' j re 'as C ' - , . , 2 g r ' V J .2 ' ' '. ef ' ' ' . ' ' ' a 'H z .5 f- C L ' j ' . - lg. .QM . ,S . 2 O , . g '. Y , - .. , , ,

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NOVEMBER, 1924 17 Of 'Ill the fuss' Ot 111 the 1ush' NK ho does lt 111 7 The F1esh1es Freshies Ot 111 the none' lhose che 1dt111 boys XX ho ue they' The F16S1llOS Of Ill the tlme 'lhev xx 1ste 1-01 ph They ll Ill 1eg1et I m S1119 some d 13 But the I 1esh1es they ue Xnd the I 1esh11s they ll be I1 thex dont settle down lo HARD VX Oltlx behexe me Just -1 xx o1d of '1dVlC6 F1 om 1 S911101 xxho knows St1ck to 1t F1esh1es -Xnd xou ll all 19 1ch x 0111 goal lVI211y Tlogolo 23 The Psalm of L1fe Tell me not ve 1101101911 te'1che1s Ceomet1y ls but 1 d1e1m They 1e not slmple IS they seem lt IS full ot lmes md mgles -Xml mx m111c1 lt doth 013131695 F01 mx t1lOll,Q'1ltS 110111 1110111 t1l1 exerung -he 111 cente1ed on th It test Not emovnwnt Ol not 1319181119 Doth come hom 011t th It text 111t the tl0Ll1JlLs th It lt 11111119 me Me the ,q1e1tcst evu xet Put mx cl 188111 1tes tlme ls flentmg -Xml the 1111115 xxlll be he1e And we must be up 1nd ciomg, So x11 ll h 1xe to pe1sext1e 1111111 111010 nes to Longielloxx M ugsuet 1 Phllhps F C f C I S Q ' 1 1 . u X , . ' ,H 1 s . V' 1 . . ' 2' .-oh- H 1 1 ' 17' J 4 L 'Ln h I W 1 1 K 2. I ' cy! 7 . . - C 1 , 1 1 f 7 , , 1 1 1 ' , ,.L, K1 2 A 73' '13 ' , ' r ' 1 1 rv K ' ij ' ' , . , - - S c v ' c ,. 1 . 1 - Z - v - H , - U ! 7 , 1 1 1 . 1 - 4 V 1. , . 1 7 lA y 'u . W . c 1 -' Q 2 'z 5 For t11e Jl'O os1t1o11s stall me 9 ,u 1' 1 1 . 2 1 . .w F x I v 1 1 - e 1 c c , 1 j gs, , 1 1 -1 '1 1 ' ,1 ' w , ' ' V1 . '12 1 ' 2 - X' K , ' cl' ' , 1 1 '- - 2 1 . A V T 1 1 . ' .' 1 J 1 H 4 T. , A., .2 L, -1 , U' 1 15, . 1 , 3 'Z 1 1' . A 1 L. , 2 ,' . 2 1 gb . '. D I 1 ' - 1. - 2 fi u. Zu.