Ferry Hall School - Ferry Tales Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

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IMPRESSIONS I- rust. Bunn Moms I' nthuslastxc greetmg In a strong huskw tone Tall proud deltx Wit upon a throne KATHERINE HEPBLRN Burnished brown halr Boush sllghtness and grace SIIIQCTIIS and frankness In a fine-chlselled face Lxxx FONT-kl'Nh Chic sophlstlcatlon Seremtx and charm Black ex es sparklmv Y acatlon on the farm Y unix Leica Warm grex ex es vseltommg 4 wmsome plquant smlle Rosx l' ngllsh lowelmes- Created to begulle Bumuu NltLuouLn P MUD FLATS There IS actuallx something magnlficent and awe msplrmg ln the sight of mud flats agalnst a ram November dawn qome people call them tlde flats, but thex are realls the same thmg Ther stretch restlesslx over mlles toward the Sound stabbed onlx bw twlsted, wrmkled stumps These Rushes, grasses and cat talls are whlpped to the ground bw the ceaseless wlnd bulls, careenmg and dlppmg on the breeze, screecll and mock the statlonars weeds llldden sloughs vnnd treacher ouslx under foot, and the dull report of a shot un re echoes from the dlkes behmd Scattered half filled Mlth shlftmg sands and water are re and green emptx shells A llttle group of shells tpgether with some famlllar feathers and murkx water lS the Indian slgn of a successful morning s toot There IS a definite smell to the flats It ls not C3SllX forgotten but Il IS not to be descrlbed The sm: Il IS like the vnld duck taste an untamed pungent tang that makes anx hunter s senses sharper as he glances around for a vsmgmg mallard Out farther than the reeds and rushes IS the sand with its lnhabltants, the splderx crab The tide laps the sand into a rhx thmlc pattern llere there IS no oozmg mud onlx solid sand There are no rushes, onlw sun warmed pools The breakers can be heard rather than seen 'No morning finds the flats the same, xet the onlooker has but the lastmg lmpresslon of the scene a wild untamed huntmv ground lux If BALLARD 41 Jw Y.- : ' I, Q u , i - 'T - el , . l , . . , . 1 . x -Y 9 vb -. Y Y l molst, slimy landmarks are really the only relief to the long monotony. T .Y ' . Y . - 9 ' 'T , , , 'Y . g - U . , U g ' f ., .T . , .' . -. , Q U i 1 ,

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W' -Titan. 1 'fu' me Mwuw- 4-utr ., t y 4 ,ff-'rdf vsffiy. , 'Y nag-, 2 7: of 'auf ' P5 'Mrs'-fe X. .0 i 'b .4 ,X x'1llf .- WINTER SPORTS AT LAKE GENEVA undlcd Ill lltdu N mor tow- dnt at tn wltl N 1 katew ant tauuras, a fun trossd of turts lc lt l'rld.u alter t xaln- on .1 Apex ml tram bound for V llll3lllS Bax Xfter a heartx dlnner at Home , ut st SI I tht tum v FXIIOTIIIU findmff tht tohoggan -lute and NIQIIIIIU' the ffeneral atorc We had .1 ' -lumber partx night no quiet hour no hell for retlrmff ln fact not Illlllll retlrmff Naturdax ww woke up to A wonderful dm bright tlear told with -eseral llltllfib ot -now To hogannmg ua- on the program with -kung for tht- bras er -oul- In the dlternoon for warletw there was Nlxdllllg and another trlp to the- -tore for huge loud plaid -lurts ln the t'XCI'llllg worn out hx pulhng Nleds up the lull we tumbled mto hed and were not heard lrom untll late Sundax mornmg 'Flu-re max tune lor more -kung and to ssatth nee boatnng before we had to catch the la-t -lu tram lor home XI CULLINN 47 Nl 1 -. . , 1 .L 'i 1 1 A ,5 Y ij 1 I 5 f -. . ,f,g9Q 1 l , Q. I I A , ,limw .- V nw W W ..,..... M -- - ,r ,f -' , A ,, - V 5,1 V -.V K ' ' 'Z?I :': ,I,, 'ii' Lf ' ' ,Wir A I ,A .VVv,,, J, M V1 A . ,JJ X .L If vi' .V VY I A H Q V ,g A ,V,, A.. , 43' Tift: Q V . ,V 1 , f . 1 I , 1 5-. 1 1 41 1' 1 nf a Hl.,',,',r J ' Q 1' -ll , ff ,w 'Hu' M,-V ' . 4 ' ' 1 I ,ml-, . q ff . 1 , 'l 'V' fr' 'I 1 ' n I , ' , , , ! -4 -.. ,M . fa ,- - I N M .. 'f 5' -' rf - .-,rt . , 'Q ' . 3 '02 . 1' ' ' 14 'W ,. 4 . 'ii ' - - A ll 'f ai 'sf -4, k . , 1 - Els Q , ' ' . ff ' RX A X -- 5 - 1, I 1. -iq.. -1 0- I -V - ' 4 1. '+-- if I x - A 3 dim A A 1 ' I X Y .fin Z a - '- , 'Ar' . , , '. , . E 1 I ,' ' .Y 'x ' Y ' . . W i t , Q A ' V .l n , Q I H :- ' --'- Xl , '. ' h- K ' - up , . , W I. A., - -' ' -.- at ,-,,- .I I P K ' , .. . -' .5 I 5' . , 1 A s . x E 'S 5 .W Y , . X , 'A' Qm ll . . , tn V . K Q , an , , , V ' tg A - ' T 9 ' - .1 Il -' -1 1- ts lI'l- -'1.11ts.S 1- A 1' . v . 1: N e . . , Y . 1 1 5 L Y. A- 1 I- ..4 1 . I . L1 1 . V. 1 E 1 ' lug -w'-:rf-lt - ns L' l U. l P ' Y' 3 C P 1. 1 . n - U - n F

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DUST STORM A hushed stillness comes ox er the xallex Not a leafstlrs m the sultrx afternoon alr The skx ls streaked wnth a lurld hvht and a dark cloud bevms to form on the horlzon I the meadow flocks of sheep are hud dled together for protection HUHIIISI the oncommg storm The cloud rfrow larger and darker as lt de scend upon the xallex I'he raxs .M of the sun are blotted out, and the horlzon and skx are blended mto one vast bodx of blackness The cloud has rcached the plams and I5 sweepmv over the sand dunes gathermg more dust as lt comes In a few momcnts lt wlll descend upon the xallex Iluman bemvs run mto storm cellars for shelter The calmness IS broken bx the roar of the wlnd, and the cloud havmg reached the xallex breaks mto whlrlwlnds of destructlon Branches break from the trees shmvles blow from roofs There comes a deafening erash as a wmdmlll topples to the ground The stmvlnv sand moves wlth amannff rapnchtx uprootmv eaetus and bending small flowers to the earth Great drafts of xellow sand plle up under fences and around doors I'hen almost as quleklx as lt Came the storm la gone Darkness fades mto h ht The eloud mox es on The sheep are no lonver frwhtened People come from thelr shelters I4 THEL LOLIsE HEFI-'ERN xx 41 JUST TWENTY ONE Name' Just ,Iohnnx nexer mmd about thc dit lm just one of thousands Xmerlcas xouth todax No past experience n 1 l xcept ofcourse W hen I was small with Caps and wooden guns We made behexe to fivht a war I reallx chdn t know Xnd nn the hugh school band I fclt K thrlll as we saluted corps OI' World War leterans I thouffht what ecstasx To haxe the shouts of thousands rmffmff ln one s ears Hut that was xear avo I chcln t know llow rwht he was that sand Youth has no lear- I xc just turned twentx one and now I know I know and xet I don t I'or llllg I spent mx summers camping out amonv the hills' l'or thls I trned and made the lnvh school foot ball team' For thls I bullt mx three fold powers, Nlx mmd mx bodx and mx splrxt To meet the standards set for me' I'or thls I learned mx creed of peace -Xllegnanee to mx flaff mx countrx and mx trod, I'or thls I won the Cltlzen s Xledal the envx of mx class' I know thex fouvht and died and so shall we Xnd those behind Us too and on into the xears The Armx bullds the man but does lt bulld the mmd 7 I m sorrx, Slr It was just there for me to sax No no past experience ALICE HOB uw -11 ---'- V s l ,.,, r: ' I C .4 . n U C' -T I, 's ' S - 3 . r -. ' S ' '. '. Y n Q 1 I u ' s I A X h 1 1 n I L n U . m u I I n . I' 1 I T Y D T ' . ' C , - n A 1 1 i C I n n I - . .. . . . Y Y. . . . . D C . ' 1: . ' 1: ' ' ' ' . 'I I L xl r . . . . . . . ' Y . . . T . ' .. U . . . T ' C' . . U C . . 1 Y N v Q s A ., . . . . . '.. c 1 ' D ' ' 'i 7 . T .c. I. - f 1 ' . . . D Y I c. P C . . . t , v . ., t ., , . . 1 . . . Y ' u . D C . .T .' ',, K. 'If ' I . I - . . V v V I x x n T n Y it T D ' ' . . , ' ' Y , T Y Y c . c ' . ' ' ' ' . , ,y . . . . ' s . Y - I , ' ' - , S , 9 , ' ' - - ' .V ct .V I .vt .I . . . , , . . U T ' 1 . . .. . . -, -H h 1 ' f . ., l T I , W ' , Q- - -9 Y Q P b . C T T L T Q . , c T. , I . ' ' 5 . ' '. . . . . U A ' l - ' u Y - ll i n -A I D . . . . . . q'.. - f . . . Y 9 5.3