Besse High School - Breeze Yearbook (Albion, ME)

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All rrght Ma I guess 1f that s the way you want xt But I gotta beat rt and get Mrs Pratt s marl Just as Jonathan rounded the corner of the refrlgerator headrng for the door hrs foot sltpped and h1t a brg drsh of mrlk placed there for hrs cat Have you ever seen a large dam or dlke opened to allow the water to rush freely rnto a dry rrver or lake bed? Anyway after Jonathan had ftnrshed the engrosstng Job of dryrng the freshly waxed floor, he walked slowly after the mall Thrs rs only one of the countless mcxdents whrch rnvolve lrttle boys who are unfarrly sentenced to small allowances, stayrng home and other srmrlar punrsh ments Boys are such perfect creatrons, I thmk measures should be taken to protect thetr equal rlghts Mary Wrrglesworth 61 When Russra put her frrst satelltte Sputnrc I, rnto orb1t, rt was known around the world a few hours afterward Thrs feat whrch the Unrted States had been workrng on for some ttme showed us how far, or how far people thought we were behrnd Russra rn screntrftc knowledge S1nce October 4 1957 Russla has put up more satellttes, rncludrng one contalmng a dog Recently, RUSSIH sent a rocket whrch was supposed to crrcle the moon and then return to the earth but some drffrcultres arose and the rocket started on a long trrp around the sun The Unrted States has stnce March 1'7 1958 sent up several satellrtes The last one, a huge, four and a half ton machrne, rs the largest ever put rnto orbrt What do men hope to garn by sendrng these satellttes out there? The unrverse rs one subject about whrch man has relatlvely l1tt1e knowledge and the satel l1te wrll serve to enlrghten hrm rn many avenues of wonder A very lmportant study can be made concerning radratlon The sun sends out many radtatlons, some of wluch reach us, but many are stopped by our atmosphere Rockets whrch travel to great herghts help somewhat rn thts study but they only stay up a few mrnutes before falltng to earth A satellrte w1ll help more tn thrs study because rt wrll remarn aloft a greater perrod of ttme Another study can be made whrch wrll affect nearly all of us, the weather Short range forecasts can be made now, but they are of lrttle value to farmers et cetera who depend on the weather for a whole season From a manned satel ltte studres can be made to predlct the weather months rn advance and to pre drct ll accurately, too Meteorology wrll have a great boost srnce the satellrte w1l1 be far above the atmosphere, and meteors wrll be plentrful In XfR'fll'fl?l SATEil.,Lfl'ff'fH1S ANflD 'ff'Hli1IlfR 'L'5fl'El5

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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

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The aspect of communlcatron must be constdered because satellltes can be used as rad1o and telev1s1on relays as the Atlas proved Thrs wlll serve to glve the whole world rad1o and ICICVISIOH coverage Medrcme can benefrt greatly It IS probable that cond1t1ons of reduced or zero gravrty, complete werghtlessness would be benef1c1al to those who suffer from heart complamts Defense IS another factor which enters IHIO the picture If small satellltes can be orblted around the earth, more research may put larger manned satel 11tes rnto orbrt From these satellttes, whlch would travel over all parts of the world, there would be no secrets The 1ron curtarn would be llfted for men could see behmd ll as well as rn front of rt Reconnaxssance seemes to be the satellrte s most useful purpose at present lt would be lmpractlcal to try to drop atomxc bombs from rt, because rockets launched from the ground w11l do the Job just as well Probably, the prxmary use of a manned satelllte or space SISIIOH w111 be that II can be used as a steppmg stone to the moon and outer space Whether men wrll ever reach outer space or even the moon 1S anybody s guess How ever, Someone knows, for the Blble says 1n Job 14 5 Seexng h1s days are determrned the number of h1s months are wrth Thee, Thou hast appornted h1s bounds that he cannot pass Agaln II says 1n Acts 17 26 God hath deter mrned the tlmes before appomted and the bounds of the1r habrtatron I concludrng we can surmtse that how far thrs satell1te program advances lres ln the hands of Almlghty God who created heaven and earth By the trme th1s 15 publrshed some of the facts w1ll have changed as much progress IS be1ng made 1n thrs fleld every day but thls grves a look at the prcture rn the mrddle of January ScottDow 59 lilllllli Mr Audet IS really a mlser That s why he always buys small cars Why when he bought h1S last one he asked the man how much gasollne ll used A mere spoonful answered the man After a lrttle thought Mr Audet asked A tablespoon or a teaspoon? . s s 4 - 1 - s 1 4 Dentlst Sorry, but I m out of gas Gxrl 1n chalr Heavens' Do dentrsts pull that old 11ne too? I 9 0 . n I n u 9 u . 3 n . , . . a 1 . . . , - s . . ' ,, - - - I 9 ,, . . . 5 ,, Q , . g Q - . . . . . . , ,, . - T1 I g o I o 1 l 1 . . , 1 . . , . N u , . ' n n Q , . I - - n I n o . . . - ,, . . ,, . , .