Foxcroft Academy - Review Yearbook (Dover Foxcroft, ME)

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20 ACADEMY REVIEW woodpecker who, perched on his cocked hat, is looking at him and laughing. The sous-prefet shrugs his shoulders and wishes to continue his discourse, but the woodpecker inter- rupts him again and cries to him from afar: What is the use P V Why! VVhat is the use ? says the sous-prefet, who becomes very redg and, driving away with a gesture, that audacious little bird, he starts again, louder than ever: Gentlemen and dear fellow citizens Gentlemen and dear fellow citizens continues the sous-prefet more impres- sively than before. But then the little violets lean towards him on the ends of their long stems and say to him gently: UM. le sous-prefet. do you see how sweet we smell ? And the springs under the moss make divine music for himg and in the branches, over his head, a multitude of little warblers begin to sing for him their prettiest tunes: and all the little people of the forest conspire to hinder him from going on with his discourse. M. le sous-prefet, overcome by the perfume of the flowers, intoxicated by the music, tries in vain to resist the new charm which surrounds him. He leans his elbows on the grass, un- fastens his fine: coat, stammers again two or three times: Mesieurs et chers administres . . . . Mesieurs et chers admi . . . . Mesieurs et chers . . . . . Then he sends the fellow citizens to the old Harry and the Muse of Agri- culture has nothing to do but to hide its face. Veil your face, O Muse of Agricul- ture! ..... NVhen at the end of an hour, the peo- ple of the sous-prefecture, disturbed about their master, entered the little woods, they saw a sight which made them draw back in horror: M. le sous- prefet was lying flat on the ground, his waistcoat unbuttoned, in true bohe- mian fashion. He had taken off his coat . . . . . and, while munching vio- lets, Monsieur the sous-prefet was writing poetry.

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Ac ADFMV Rnyxrzxv D Wn,M.x ll.xR1'Ll2TT 'All as a partridge, plump, full fed. and fair. XYilma is a faithful member of the room committee in Room il. She es- pecially rejoices when the Coach sug- gests that it is a good day to wash windows. Kl1f:R'roN lfliVV.XRl7 llliklw Eddie 'tMuch ado about nothing. Football Cl, rl, Iilz' Captain Football UD: Basketball Cl. 2, 3, -Hg Baseball Cl, ill: Cap- tain Baseball illlg Treasurer A. A. 1331 Stu- dent Council C313 Pep Committee 63, 413 junior Exercises: Manager Senior Play 1-ll: linglish Club HJ: Class Historian. At present Eddie shows interest in certain branches of agriculture. namely, looking out for the VYeerls. This, with athletics, takes most of his time. lJllN.XLll XX IESTIER lil,li'l'llliN May you live all the days of your life. Football C433 Basketball ill. Don says he would like to come back to F. A. again next year. He is inter- ested in French. lliRliS.X l'.1.lz.x1:1f:'l'11 llmon She moves a goddess. and looks a queen. Glee Club 125, -ll: French Club Q-U: House- keeping Committee 12, Ill. Teresa is our most promising musi- cian and we wish her luck. Besides singing she hnds French and Bill in- teresting.