Camp Pasquaney - Annual Yearbook (Hebron, NH)

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32 THE PASQUANEY ANNUAL photographs and exposed their m'an- ly physiques to the leveled cameras and mute admiration -of all. Both were certainly terrible brutes. Balloting and Banqueting Follow On the last night a huge roast and feast was held after which the In- dians voted their b-est. Your cor- respondent copied them down on a piece of birch bark and will include thefm here. Heap Big' Camper Cochran Heap Mulch Helpful Driscoll Heap Many Hahas Atta Baby Wacle Heap Pretty Boys DeLa Cour and C. Jones Heap Big Cow Cochran C. C. J.,vlr. A. S. C. Photograph by F. O. Reed WRITTEN BY SPARKLERSH THE FRIGID R'S Listen my children anid we shall tell Of how we set sail on the good ship Adelle. For Nlayliews Island we we re bo un d And a happier party couldnlt be found, Messrs. Reed and Richardson led the gang' And everything went off with a bang. The Frigid R's we s-oon 'became Since is found in each one's name. Besides the temperature stayed low And golly, how that wind did blow! Hank BRewsteR was our C. O. I. r ff- --Q mm- 1-0.1.5.-.-J-pw- ' ' 4. 5 , , ' . .-- -an-.-an-.q.,..,..... ' -J.,-mA.unv.xu-.--Jw. ,. ---u....-a,,,..U,,-.U-loin. M.. U 'Fda dh--

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THE PASQUANEY ANNUAL 31 Introduces Members of Tribe By this time mu-ch noise arose and the members of his tribe appeared fro-m all directi-ons. T-hey seemed to be welll educated, a fact which greatly surprised us. Their Chief, whose n.ame was Church, introduced them 'to us. They were: Heap Big Chiefs, Church and DeLa Cour, Chiefs, Burrall and C. Jones, Braves Dris-co-ll, Cochran, W. Levering, F. Qevering, Hooper, Haight, Tilton. T'h-ere was also a prisoner-or per- Qiaps he was a gue.st, f-or they treated him very well-named B-ovaird.. He was perhaps the mo-st hand-some one on 'the party, according to his own vote. A ,W Photograph by A. 5. Cochran T THE MYSTERIOUS TRIBE. Indians Prove to be Most Hospitable T-hey invited y-our cor-respondent and his friends to stay with them f-or the remaind-er of the week, and we were very glad to accept thi-s kind invit-atio-n. They then told us that they ha-d massacred the Cres- cent Stockings in the wa'ter by a Photograph by A. S. Cochran THEIR MANLY PHYSIQUES score of 'two runs to nothing. Big Chief DeLa C-our and W. Levering looked AVVFUL 'good and the form- er made up for his succes-s by n-ot working any more for the rest of th-e week. Cochran and Church Cook The -culinary effects were accom- plished, we were intere-sted to learn, by two -of their own number, Coch- ran and Church, the former having a pecu-liar pr-oipensity t-oward pepper. Some of the apples which ' were cooked UD failed to agree with C. Jones, constituti-on and he was force-d to withdraw f-or la day. Bo-th Church and DeLa Cour were very tolerantin the matter of posing for

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THE PASQUANEY ANN UAL VV'e'll 11'a111e tl1e rest as we pass by: . '4Pa't Riley, SkippeR Tillson, two XVe're glad to introduce to you. Red Haskell, I'iRH11k BReweR, and To-111111y PRout Always kept the row boats out. Arid R-obeRts'o11 Hesse 'oi turtle-egg fame Tickled a frog until it was lame. l , Photograph bv F. O. Reed THE MASHED POTATO WAS SUPREME Rog icowe-d a can-oe a11d just ior that We Chose Mr. TyleR the camp Water Rat. And last but not least on 'this camping lark Comes FReddie JC1'11'1l11,gS, our Latin S'llZl'I'k. So now you've' met us all, this rhyme Will tell you h-ow we spe11't our time. Oi -oo-urs-e we cooked and ate a l-ot For fu-lfl i-usildes make a merry heart. 'Arid tl1e fo-od was line we all agreed, lisp-e-cially our las-t big Ufeedf'