Condon High School - Review Yearbook (Condon, OR)

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GEEIIEam anuntg Eigh ashram Samba hurried into the house, stuck his finger tips! into the wash bowl, rubbed his face, then began to Wipe his face on the clean White towel which his mammy had hung on the rack. itSambo, yo sho am a poor black rascal, laughed his mother as she freely applied soap to the wooly black head. Ah's often wondered, Sam- bvo, would yo ever learn to wash yoself clean. . Finally she .finished and they all sat down at the table, seven in all, Sambo, Secleseastes Mitiginia Ann, Carnation, Who was born when Carna- tion cream was put out and was so called because; she was so condensed in size, Mabin Lucretia, Harry Abriam Lincoln Johnson and the father and mlother. ttNow chillins, began the father as theichildren sighed heavily, for they knew what was coming, utoday am we geddehd, to geddlah to celebrate the birfday of Sambo Sal Hepatica Luther Johnson, who has just reached his sebin yeahsv. We Will now all bow ouah heads in prayah. And suiting his words to his actions down went his head and he began in a slow dreary mo'nIo-tone, itOuah Faddah who am in,Semistec1es Miiginia Ann, Wheah am yo mannahs, keep yo fingahs out of dem p '1tatoes, Ouah Faddah we wish to thank thee foah dis, Harry Abr- -am Lincoln Johnson, put yo fok down till I finish dis heah prayah, old woman, make des heah kids be quiet, yo all act as if yo gone crazy, doan yo know dis heah God done git tired listenin to prayah all day, Ouah Faddah we thank thee for des p tatoes that Harry Abrm Lincoln stole from de grocery stoah. We tank yo foah de apples what. Carnation stole from old man Kiddahis oichaad, and God we do double thanks foah the chicken foah de chicken pie what I almost got killeda- stealint and last ob all God, hey woman what yo- -all a- doini? for Mandy and the children had gone on eating and had cleared the table ttAh s tearble awful sorry Jam, said Mandy, but the children got so hungry we ate, but ah saved a. piece of chicken pie fo yo and some p tatoes, but dat boy 0 ourn ate all de watermellion. uWell, sighed Jam, 1 was afraid I couldn t eat because I ate down at old man Jones, but now I m glad. And instead of having the desired effect, Jam became all the worse for the long prayer habit. 4WANDA GOODWIN I 5 y: it; It ,14 A .e;:1? t:'.r111:l a i 1'1 2'1 3 ' 1'3: d$ s ,, a. 1' 3K ,1 w B ,3! .x z. .i . $1.; f .2 mg i , g. g 5 , .. Ru i we . '11? t n t: g . :gJ :: 9 :1? 'lm ' 't t '1 171111 I M 6 am 132': t 11 i ' 303 153 -l 3i Ham Ms 1,114 H!!! ritill'e 3;: 3, owl a ,,,., M, Q kn . j . tl?wo F tax 4 33: ! O 11 tae- i't GI n11 ' . m! i M r,;.p ti IE 3 6 ac: - sulimsdlnuntg 353512 53:1W1. 11 A Qikra .!.1 I hit iii- Hv 11m .1. MW: Ikts it 1', l Wu h! 'h if.i.! f Ml . hgti Q! gff'n: his I h it MI: t31r i i -. 139;;441', . i ' ?tvh y. a, i.i.g$ ,'Itw 1 :I' W! 1 V at, 33352 35

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; '- 05:13am emu; gigh-gsghmi , hw ig es, expert administrative and reference service, and the purchase, cata10g- mg, and mechanical preparation of 2,177 new books. Why! This is scarce- ly the price of a packet of gum. 'As to the benefits of the library, they are too numerous to mention. The people of the county itself say that it has r11 been the greatest blessing that ever came to Wasco county. It has provid- S ed a central library for the county seat,. a branch library for eachof the t four largest towns, traveling library for eleven smaller townstneighborr 51H hood libraries for isolated country districts, and school collections for each, ; .3; 0f 65 district schools. The system has provedit-o be efficient, economical, ' t i; anda community asset; It 'is the best plan ,becausexthe privatexlibraryzoniy. 15 :e; provides for iai'fewythe public library provides 'for everybody. .- t A permanent fund. is provided by taxation. The value. of this 'isteasj; ily apparent. The cost 0f 'b'OOkS is very high. compared with the low rate of taxation. The small town private library hasalways been :a failure F becausethesi-ngle tax oneach, resident is too high. There are net enough I :5 peopleft-o bear the ,cost. ' , , a H Theiargument against this...method is naturallxtthgat of taxation. Taxes ' - i.are' already too high for any--.m.ore to be addedon. ,If ,the.19,2v5 Fairigqes through thiswil-l mean more taxes. ' t i I t V, Sambds Birthday Celebration : Little seven year .old Sambo awoke with a 'startLihftI dean know'what ahis done now mammy icause ah's gettini whipped so'fhahd; pieahs .,lak iah gets whipped mos' every houah. i . WtWhy, Sambo, doan yo-all recolleet dis am yo birfday, hOney-ichile? I a ,. 1 . 2W 13 ? said-Ihi-s mammy with that slow SOuthern drawli which all peopleddelight in. tn 3 .1 iiYo mammy aiready got a'tmila'sses' cake baked and Seclesias'te's M'igini'a , .. ,. .muh'f Ann am a'clomin to eat wi'd'yb all and so am Harry Albrianfi Lih'CblIf'JOh'n- .H: t qwg'aiiii son. Yo bettah craWI out Oh Yo bed; n'igtg'ahf Up Wid tylo now-?sambo,- ' She i ' .,,q 73w? coaxed. , VAhs got yo' Iiewvjeans ready and if yo all' Will promise to be care- ? ' . 15:11:23 ful wid fun! YQ-all can ,weah 'yulmf, 4 , t, . - , .W .7 . k ' ' '2 ' ' . . i; . -i 3 ' 27:47 The promise was made and Sambo reluctantly-crawled out ofv-bed, c .t ,1 'f' jug; dressedhimself and then went into the kitchen to get himselfsomexbreak-- i . 5; 1:757 fast, after which he went outside and played with Harry Abr'am Lincoln JohnSOii until dinner time came, when thevold colored mammy called; ifSe- 9:; 01959381388 M'iginia Ann am'here Sambo, 'dinnahtiam ready-come. eat,-Hair:ry ' 4,; Abr am Lincoln Johnson Phelps bettah come eat now 'cause dinnah's get- ' ' i' . 0,5.032'11'; tin'rciolld. Hurry chilluns and wash yo black faces, icause de chicken pie - do sho smell good. ' ' agilliaim Glounhg Saigh $chw1v $852 3 5

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