Woodstock High School - Eureka Yearbook (Bryant Pond, ME)

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Tr tlnv o ns Nrltlne poems 15 o lte a chore hen I vet one l ne I c n't get any more I gust swt 1U my spare twme Thlnklnf up th second llne Then after a Jhlle I glve another try, oudoenl It comes as from oxt of the sky I vrmte thws, QUICK wlthout another thoufht, Next the tllfd lmne thws means lot After a whlle the next llne cowes to me I wr1te th s do n, lwne number three And then rem lns onl l1ne num er four, After trxs, thank Toodn ss, there's no more Then after hard thlnkln lt an ears It m kes me so happy I lve three cheers Because then I hav no more tlme To w ste on UFIDVIUT up some sllly rhyme Heroert Dwnham 'L8 Frlehtened Campers One week thr e bovs w nt camplne For a few days on Horse hoe Island I got vlnd of It and a frlend the Island bv boat AUG l nded es quletlf as we could e erewled throu h the bushes and roods untll we were 1D oack ol thrlr t nt By the llfht of the Pwre we could see thvt t I s two blankets tled to ether and stretchef over some poles, The three boys vere S1tt1W7 odtswde the tent f8ClD' th flre Thev were COOKING the flsh and makmne coffee My frlend semd th t h N s re df so we started snapo ne tutes wnd rustllnf leaves The three bovs Jumped and began fl8SblHT CIGIF flashllehts around Meanmh1le my frlend had cra led away and tled a rope near the bottom of two tre s Then we both velled The three bovs tore the blankets off the t nt and started runn1ng for th bout They trmpped over the rope and rolled down th b nk1ng Thev scrambled to the bo t and eddl d aw y, never to return e tholelt we were great success as nrenksters John DdV1S 'Sl Tx ' Tx- f, ' , I J A ,I' , . . A . QV , , , ,Y . 'I 'J n J .. cf , C' J I . . . . . . ' ' t C D , , V . . . 'Qw- fw 1 ,, - , , ' L. ' 0 . . . . Y A I- . V . I l a -4 , I . , - f a . . . V s , ,e I 1 , . , V . I '. - -.- 1 1 0 . . I .a V .0 ' 1 e . .1 3. .A D I ' 10 . . . w W , f, '-- '- 7 9 fr' A J . . . C e . , . . . a , . , D . , 1. D , rn o ' ,, V x, ., ,J 4. . 0 . . . Q . 'lx 0 'K . . . and I declded to have some fun. That nlrht we went to f ' e , , ' X . ' , rr 'N ' 4 A 1 P. . , 0 . . . ' 'J C5 I N1 I A J ' .. .- . . l 1 ve nf ., v J , - E 0 U 1 a 1 I 1 , C3 - J - U .e . , . . . fig - Q I . . . le va a X, L . . . A 1 J ' .3 C FJ 4 .1 - . . , . . . 'Q ' Q u . ' ' w ' , 5? . 'x' J Q , Q :A . Q . , ' V C 0 . O In X xx 4. l K 7 Y. YV , r' V 1 o I -3 1 D .1 N , i U. Q., Q

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THE LASE OB THE bla: lleUb FINGLHPRINTS Sllck Magee was a clever clock He w s born and brought up ln the lowest slums of the Hal lem dlstrlct 1n New York City AS he grew up he learned o l1ve by h1s wlts and to be always one Jump ahead of the cops It was ol1ck's deslre from the flrst to be the cleverest crook 1n the U b He never went 1n for vlolence but contented hlmself w1th robblng safes Just often enough to QIVG h1m a good l1V1ng Every cop 1n the d1StFlCt knew about hlm but they never could pln anythlng on h1m,There were always plenty of flngerprlnts on a safe when the cops suspected olrck of robblng But the prlnts d1d not come fron the flngers of Dl1Ck, These prlnts were compared w1th all those on the po l1ce flles, but no llkeness could be found as the safe robblng Jobs became more numerous, the New York pollce became desperate They flnally called on prlvate detectlve, Dlck Marlowe, one oi the oest ln the country Marlowe flrst went to work on the flngerprlnts He found that in was the same thlef ln every case because the pr1nts were always the same. but the pr1nts were the oddest shaped thlngs lmaglnable. They seemed to come from flngers that were nearly as wlde as they were long Flnally the detectlve declded that the only way to catch the crook was to actually catch hlm robblng a safe all other methods had f3ll6dg After a careful check of the d1str1ct, Marlowe found that there wa only one safe that had not been dlsturbed, Nlght after nlght he watched the store that con About three o'clook 1n the talned the undlsturbed safe, but notnlng happened Then he declded lt was tlme to pa s the was be1ng l it ln the safe than entlce the thief to make h1s Marlowe settled hlmself to walt leave hlm alone untll after the enable hlm to flnd out about the word around that more money usual Th1s would probably appearance That nlght as for the th1ef he resolved to safe was openu Thls would odd prlnts mornlng th detectlve heard the lock on the door belng plcked Then the door swung open and sllently as a shadow someone stepp d 1n He went stralght to the safe, but lnstead of touchlng lt he took off hls rlght shoe Then puttlng hls toes to the safe dlal he twlsted lt, llstenlng for the fall of the tumblers It was not more than ten mlnutes before he had the safe door open Then Dlck Marlowe stepped 1U and put a stop to CHS proceedlngs Dl1Ck put up no flght but sullenly submltted to the hand cuffs Only a crafty man would be smart enough to open a safe wlth hls to s so h1s flngerprlnts would not be on the dlal Francls Howe 'L8 1 -x ' 1, 1 X X H- L L A Al , ' ' ' fn - 1 V - g Cl . . , 1 . . . ,. , . A t . . v . . O I fi O l ' . V-. . . 0 0 . . - . . . . . . 1 . . . . 0 . . . . . 1 . O ' O D C V 0 W I I Q - . . . 0 I I - :. . ' . . 0 . . 1 W . 0 - 4 . . 0 . . . . . . . ' ' H 0 . . . Xl O . . . T F ' ' Q 4 Q 1 - - . . , - 4 ' 1 . I . W . . ,K .1 A . . - . . . Q . C , , LJ ,A . 4 'A 1 . . Q. . - . K . . u , Y 'B V o 'r I 3 0 I L . . . 3 . , . . . . I 0 ' I c Z U U . . 'J 1 I o . A . . I3 o Y . . . . . ' A . . . g . . . . . . . - 1 ' . . , -A . J ' X . J . . . . . . . - n ,A - . . . . . C . , . .