Dennysville High School - Dentonian Yearbook (Dennysville, ME)

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Primary School Front Row: J.Jones, B.Dud1ey, B.ward, C.Lyons, M.Munson, R,Le1ghton D.B1ackwood, S.Curt1s Second Row: G.L1hg1ey, S.Sprague, S.B1anchard, S.Sprague, J.Higg1ns S.Dudley, D.Curt1s, D.Munson, M.Lyons Third How: D.Ashby, D.Fenderson, L.Hood, D. Leighton, C.Downes S.Tumosa, G.Haynes, A.Mi1Ls, M.Manar Absent: W.Jones, N.Tumosa, R.Ashbey 4365! Grammar Schooi Bacx Row: D.Downes, R.Leighton, L.Lingley, D.Lownes, E.See1ey R.Lyons, L.Lyons, C.Sylv1a Center How: L.Fenderson, D.Lingiey, C.Preston, D,Wilder, D,Fenderson L.Lyons, A.Munson Front Row: H.Munson, D.Leighton, D.Curtis, H.Higgins, L.L1ngley S.Tumosa

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Connie's Disappearance Kconcludedl with the interview.u I After several minutes of conversation, Clara was aware of the fact that she had heard that voice before. where had she heard it? where? where? Then, all of a sudden it came to her. But no, it couldn't be, it just cou1dn't be, Connie's hair was brown, this woman's hair is blond. But still, there could not be two voices so identical. ' , . The,other woman was now concious that Clara was staring at her and she said,nI'mxsorry Clara--er--Miss Anderson, but I really must --------- 'l , e I uso I am right. You are Connie, aren't,ypu?3c Clara burst out: l ' I After a few seconds, the woman-said slowly, nYes, I V guess I am. I should have known that I cou1dn't tool you. You always were the brains of the familyf' V uConnie, why did you do itg why did you run away? You knew how much I depended upon you,n asses olara earnestly. UOh, Clara,n said Connie between tears, uiim sorry if I hurt you in any way but I just couldn't stand it here any longer. lou were so smart, always ribht, and I was so slow and poney. So, that night I said that I was going to the store and just didn't come hone, I drew all of my money from the bank and left for Chicago. I stayed there for three - years, but I was homesick for Maine. I'wanted to come back home but I just couldn't face youg so I took an apartaent in Crestmont. I wanted to see you but the opportunity didn't come until yesteraay when I saw your 'ad' in the paper. I ' decided to come here as ellie nenderscn ann, well, here I am.N ' n0h, Connie, you foolish girl. How could you ever think that you weren't wanted er that I was smarter than you?9a asked Clarag ' . ' ,. UI don't know, but can you ever forgive me?n Hof course I can,honey. Tell the chauffeur where to go- and pick up your things. everything will were out fine. A I Mary Jane McPhee '61 Limericke Ther-'s a villain who naas meat 1 us But, oh, why should we mane sac. I fuss? Yes, the jroblea is clear, Ugly fat is right here and to lose this little pest we all must. t A' Sandra Hallowell 6O

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