Besse High School - Breeze Yearbook (Albion, ME)

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On January twelfth rn the mornrng We came wrth a gleam 1n our eye W1th hopes of a very good practrce We soon got the word we were mlssrng One of our star forwards Jean Tho she was back Tuesday mornrng Hllda had the measles rt seemed Then we put ln Mary Fuller Who helped keep down the score We thought we couldn t last the game When Lrzzre hxt her head on the floor We revlved her and soon were going full speed And our score was Cllmblng hlgh When the referees declared Marrlyn was foultng We ll never know the reason why Mr Feero the coach looked for a sub He put rn Lynda for a whrle And then he trred Llttle Jennre Who took her place wrth a smrle Nancy was rn there guardlng And gettlng that ball down the floor W1th a strong arm and a rlght good w1l1 So our forwards could prle up the score The coach had just relaxed a b1t When we saw Jean go down wrth a bump But we soon had her repaired agarn, And she went back rn there to Jump Mane Mary Helen Athene, Glorla and Rose Were cheermg w1th all thelr mrght And the way Dottre was passrng Was lndeed QUIIC a slght As the buzzer rang for the end of the game, Upon the score board our eyes d1d read That we had won by twenty three pornts. Gnce more we knew how xt felt to succeed. Marrlyn Emerson '59 UN 'lil lil'Xf 'fI'flf'1l N ff? K 2 ,Ill fl-31 'Fore the game with Unifree High

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I regret that I drdn t try harder to learn more Th1s rs the only opportunrty that we w1ll have for free educatxon rf we go on to college we shall have to pay for our educatlon When I thrnk of thrs fact I realrze that I could have accom plrshed much more As I conclude, I would 11ke to say that I am very proud of my school and of the students who attend lt I only hope that succeedrng classes wtll keep up the hrgh standards of Besse Hrgh School throughout the comrng years Mary Fuller 59 IR Il RUSH VP What IS fr1endsh1p Frlendshrp IS an affectlon toward a person that arxses from mutual esteem and understandlng of that person Frrendshlp 1S created when two people enyoy the same thmgs together Through the shaung of ex perlences and good trmes a good sound bas1s for frrendshtp rs establrshed Many frrendshrps have been drssolved when people take for granted another s frrendshrp Frlendly relatlons cease when a person allows frrendshrp to become stagnant Instead of commumng with h1s fr1ends and keepmg the acqualntance shrp al1ve, he tends to seek sattsfactlon and enjoyment elsewhere frndrng too late that I-Iappmess ltes rrght 1n your own back yard Is rt worth my t1me to make new fr1ends and understand them? The answer 15 certarnly' Even though we thmk we enjoy other thrngs more we don t stop to consrder what the world would be ltke rf we suddenly had no frrends, no one who cared whether we were happy or sad When we make a new frrend or help somebody by llstemng to thelr problems and tryrng to understand them we are actually helprng ourselves In a way we are earnmg for ourselves a mark of honor 1n our book of good deeds The abrlrty to make fr1ends 1s a good asset Usually a person who can make fr1ends easlly w1ll have a pleaslng personallty He 1S a person that people emoy berng wrth therefore he has many frrends So rf we ever wonder 1f rt s worth our trme to help and gulde others to a better fulfrllment of lrfe we should stop and thmk how dull l1fe would be 1f we were alone and had no fr1ends Thlnk of all the good tlmes we w1ll mrss we have no fr1ends wrth whom to share the fun For, only through fr1ends wrth whom we have many pleasant tlmes can we possrble lead a well rounded and normal lrfe Mane Alexander 60 ., .. , i. ' I I .-,V , , A 4 ll W ' 5' . l..I.x. M L, , . . . . , . . . . . , , . ' I : ' - . .., . . . . ' . . . . . . . . .if ' I

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Jonathan James a curly headed lad of erght came forcefully trudgrng up the backyard starrs l-Irs mother who was playrng the role of copper rn t crrme marched commandrngly behrnd hrm wrth a hemlock strck her offrcral weapon I-Irs rnnocent lrttle face showed traces of tears, probably results of the weapon Jonathan s hands were thoroughly coated wrth mud As they entered the back krtchen door, Jonathan was drrected to hrs rndrctment seat, a red and whrte krtchen stool Hrs convrncrngly feeble vorce was heard But Mom, I really drdn t mean to throw mud at Sally Jane and Mom ou know how temptlng that frrlly prnk dress looked and Mom Hrs vorce was throttled by the chokrng grrp of hrs mother s frrm hand on hrs collar Srt down there young man Now she sat down at the krtchen table wrth a rollrng prn, whrch was to represent a gavel rn her rrght hand I wrll Jonathan James of sard town rs gurlty of throwrng mud at Sally Jane Crocker rn her play yard and of sorlrng her new prnk Sunday dress Has the defense any protest? Gee Mom, don t you see9 A feller s got to have some fun An anyway, rt drdn t do her no harm hardly Gee Ma Now Jonathan, you know perfectly well that I ve told you trme and trme agarn to stay away from Sally s play yard You know what heppened when you chased Sally s poodle through her mother s petunra plot and created a modern masterprece Now, Jonathan Gee Mom I m sorry but a guy s got to have Jonathan J IS that all the defense has to say'P Well I guess Mom but In that case the Jury frnds you gurlty of the charge whrch rs punrshable one week at home one week s allowance, or both Just then the brrd rn the coo coo clock above the cookre Jar sprang out and rnformed them lt was exactly 3 30 Thrs remrnded Jonathan that he was sched uled to be at Mrs Pratt s house wrth her marl at 3 15 I-le slrd down from hrs stool and made a dash for freedom, only to be halted by hrs mother s arm of steel Now look here, young man We haven t made any agreement yet, she sard O. K. , Mom, I plead gurlty. Now can I go? Not untrl you've promrsed me to keep out of mrschref for a whrle. UN 'lllfli I fl, . 'i . I .D ,, ,, . he 'I I . I i I y read the charge. July 17, - Mapleville -, The kuitchen court charges that ,, ' . . . . . . by