Presque Isle High School - Ship Yearbook (Presque Isle, ME)

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ea the l1o ary ue O1 engage Ou ewe HWG step 71 Notm a P 1 a t I1 but lookmff 'no c ose y w a oo cl a U Tl 1o k ng out the w ndovt Nenne IS saynng anytn1ng lust starrrg out tn unaooxx Walk1ng down to the stage at the end of the study hall we hear VOlCCS on the stage Llftmg the curtaw we see a great dramauc pxodu xcn urd r way lt 1 ro m 12 pract1c1rg for chapel Oh boy' we SXCl31m and are pronp ly k1cked out of the study hall Drdnt XR ant to see lt anyway we mutter and start off up the sta1rs Walkmg along the top floor we peak unto every room The typmg room IS a rradhouse so we carefully av 1d 1t a d peek 1nto the French room where a boy s strugglmg to get h1s French done so he can go down town laarther on we see the same thmg 111 M1ss D1ngwall s room only It s a map th s ud works on 1n stead of French We trudge wear1ly down StH1fS to the f11st fl or and wander past th l1brar5 agam Look1ng ll' we see the same boy a d g1rl we saw before standmg 1n the The e we see two g11ls brand1sh1ng snowshoes or should I say bad'r11nto rackets J an S eyens and Anna West stand on cp osxte s1des ofthe cou t a d sw1ng vlgor ous y at a l1ttle bal1 Wllh feathers a b1rd1e I th1nk they call 1t Anna m1sses and we ask her rf she has a ho' IH her racket After rn ss1rg he b1rd1e a few t1mes and bemg asked the same questron Ann throws us a w1ther1rg glance wh1ch pla1n ly says s 1am so we hast1ly beat a retreat 1nto the b1ol gy ro m Here we f1nd Storer and Brff a1gu1rg lust1ly as usual w1th M1 Chambe1 lan Fmally the boys see they are gettrrg nowhe e nd walk out drsgusted wh11e Mr Charnberlaln laughs We go back out 1n the hall and watch a couole m re Q1 ls sw1ng then rackets then wander o Down at the further erfd of the h l a boy and gr rl s and ar gurrg Suddenly the grrl takes a rmg off her f1nge1 and QIVCS lt to th boy then uroudlv walks away The boy g11rn1ng broadly walks away a few steps and makes a date wrth a blo de standmg nearby As we pass the chermstry lab v1e hear a crash and go ng IU ue se Dor thy Wentworth standmg II' a mess of glass and water We 1nqu1re as to what hap pened a d she repl1es It sl1pped Leavmg the lab we go up to the new gym where the V31S1ly IS p1act1c1ng taslce ball After watchmg the boys for a vuh1le we become bored because 1t s yust routme stuff Gorrg back upsta1rs we go to the l1bra1y once m re The same boy and Ljlll are st1ll stand1rg near the wmdovs 1n the same way Trymg to be helpful we walk over to the boy and tell h1m to speak to her Go ahead fellow ask her for a date S1lence IS golden but too much IS dead ly when you re 1n lore vue so w1sely state But Just as w1sely he answers Qcram bud she s only my s1ster and we re wa1t1ng for the old mar to come take us home After th1s rebuff we retreat to our 1 om get our coat and depart for parts unknown EVE RETT GRANT 42 N r ' r ' ' Us rs 1' 5 1. . 'Q' nr1ere. VS S V N ,, .H. 'A ..,-, . a, ysz, ,, . re 1 1 e see .1 a.. gr - . 1 . 1-1 - 1 - ' ' ' ' ,, ,, ' , ' .' ' . 1 3' 1 1 , .1 S 1 . , , . v A . 4 M. D D . , , , , e c. . c , I - - 4 11 wx , ' L ' 5 , 1 h . , . 1 . ,.. U ' ' . ' L . , c 2 - ' Q . L . , I , f e t et - ,. . . .. A t Q . 4 1 c . c A. D . ., I .E A same place, ne1ther speakmg. Shruggmg our shoulders we pass on to the old gym. , V .H . . . M 'C 1 t ' . p ' ' , r Li ' ' - X . , . . . . . . ' ' c .e ' ' .. . E- ' 7 ' ' ' . . , . ' 1 fa- 1 ' ' ' - - fy Q A c , . .- o . , , , u ' 1 . r a . 1 5 2 A 14 ' . , . - E. 1 ' . E1 ft i - , . 1 ' C, e , l 1 . . ' c . Y . y 11 - u A 3 - A , ' , 1 ' 9 V' P ' ll ' If 1 n n , n 1 1 .' Z . ' ' I L. . . . A A Y.. C .I . V . ' . Y 1 ' - 1 ' Y! ' 1 V ' , ' cz 1 ' 1. ! 4 Y Y . .. . V , , . .

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Now that I am rn my semor year I must get down to work I fear And keep my feet fast on the ground In order to see whats garng on around I keep later hours at nxght For some of my studies are a frlght But all rn all Im rather glad Because when everythrng rs easy that s ba Im tryrng to keep up to date Because thrs sprrng I hope to graduate Im lookrng forward to the short sessrors Because then Ill have more tune to spend on my lessons JOYCE BROWN 42 SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT There lS somethxng that has been grvmg me The Blues In the Nrght Isnt Because You Forgot Ab ut Me or Thrs Love of Mme But What s L1nger1n On My Mmd IS the one sessron problem Im Pretty Sure all the puprls Have a One Track Mmd and everyone says We ll Shout If We Get It Yes Indeed But the Trouble Wrth Me Is I havent enough mfluerce rn thrs school and now Im vsonderlng Who w1ll settle rt? Every ne IS Drrftmg and Dreamlng wartmg for the arswer Everyone says Whatch Know Joe? Always he says Dor t Know Nothm The other nrght I was Walkxng By the Rrver ard I sard No I bet they wont have one sessron If we don t get one sessron the puprls mught go to The Whlte Clrffs of D ver or Deep m the Heart of Texas So you can see that We ve Got It Bad and That Amt Good Every mormng when I hear my alarm rrng land rt doesnt sound lrke The Bells of San Racquel 5 I thmk Oh How I Hate To Get Up In The Morvung But rf we only went half a day I wouldnt mlnd gettrrg up How About You? PHYLLIS KNOX 42 ONE NIGHT AFTER SCHOOL Manfy of the students of P I H S stay after school to take part rn some BCIIVIIY or other Others stay for ro reason at all except to see whats gomg on I have often wondered rf people realrze the rmportant thrngs whxch happen fvery mght m our school Let s take a lrttle trxp around the burldxng on a typlcal evenrrg and see what s happemng At approxrmately 3 30 the teachers drsmrss thexr classes For frfteen mxnutes fter thxs nobody gets anywhere so we wrll start our tr1p at 3 45 from room 16 As we step mto the hall we are almost krocked over by the clamor and uproar Lookmg both ways we try to decrde whrch way to go flrst We step rnto the ha l and rmmedrately are drawn towards the north starrs wrth the crowd . . 1 ' 1 1 , . . 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' d , 1 , . 1 - . , . . , , ' , . . 1 - - 1 - 1: - 11 1 -1 W 11 u 1 - 11 u 1 - 1 1 O . ' 11 ' ' 1 u 11 - 11 - 11 rl 1 11 1 ' 1 ' 11 ' 11 1 1 - - 1 1 ' 11 1 - V . - 11 - - ' 11 ' ' 'W . v 1 A 1 1 1- 11 W 11 1 - 1 11 , . T A . 1 1: ' 1 11 ' 11 - 1 1 1 ' 11 1 ' ' ' u ' - A 11 lr - N 11 rr 1 ' 1 11 . - - 1 1 u 1 ll ' ll ' If 1 1 ' ' ' 1 - 1 n 11 , '- . . 1 . . , . , 1. . . . , . . . . . . , . Q , . . 1 1 '- , - - . . . . , 1 - I V . .

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DAY DREAMS What is so dull as a day in school Whe a soft breeze blows and the day is fair When the robin and bluebird and crow come back And the old swimming hole seems to beckon y u there? Ther you sit and s gh and with wistful eyes Which see rot the room or the blackboard or book And it seems you can hear a small stream singing by And you lone f r a rod and a line and a hook You remember the tramp through the woods with your Dad Last sprirg when all nature seemed throbbing with song And the dinner you cooked and the fun that you had How you xy andered and laughed and talked all the day l ng There reath the blie sky so clear ard so br gh Par away from the wearisome toil of school You forget about presidents and mag, cts and nouns Qoncruent triar les a d classi om rules How monotonous the drcne of the voices around you When you lust sit and dream for tnree thirty to come When you re free for the day and your lessons are done Then suddenly a teacher looms up before you Then a hurried tumble for pencil ard book But you realize too late that lf u as y ur u doing, When you glance up t meet a stern teacher s cold look Then back you mind flies to the old black rail fence Ard the black horr ts nest that you sort of disturbed H yy they darted out buzzing a d aimim, right for you Ard the stings that yoi felt' On e tW1 e and a third' Oh what is so dull as a day in school When all natu e s ir blccm and the skies are all clear Ther yye all lust sit tight and wait and wait Tor the div xy ren school s out for another year' BARBARA WFTRQ v- -.- r ' - ' A- v . . I E A . J, . . A , T I 'f 3 ' ' . x 3 . ' - , J , Y 1 5 ,- ' A ' 13 f if t 1 H ' - ' If n ' 5, 1 r ' tr K- f -Q ' , ,, ., . . V I V . i. , ' . , About movies, picnic or ride that you've planned for, . V l . . Y 3 x . I , 1 D rm ' s . .c , C Y A . Y . . I . V ' A A ' 7 L . C , .C , I . r s . . . , , I , . - 4 . ' qg