Freeport High School - Clarion Yearbook (Freeport, ME)

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he Clarron OV IYINC Ox UNI 5 LXCK Uxlllix X TREF C C x unfer 1l'lUL,C 91'1flX poplar poplr a 1 1 socvrblc tees! m the xr d X coo breeze laden xxxth the sxxeet brerth f floxx ers and scented xxrth a xvhlff of dy mg x Us x t f' f fre sx coo grass unde me xas softer than '1 feather bed and my prlloxx xx 'ls a cushron of xelx ety moss that grexx all around the foot ot that poplfrr Of eourse my 0 1 e centered on the sl x x n ch could be seen through a rrft rn the leaves The sky xxas blue blue blue not the ehangeful blue of xxlnter nor the pale sa erene J 1 through xx hrch floated soft featherv clouds I haxe alx 'rp had a desr e to sxxooo grorrous, ileecy cloud When I xx s told they xx ere only xxet 'md nastx rt gaxe me a great drs pporntment but I lxvays llT1'lf 'lIlC them as they look It seemed thrs afternoon 'rs rt' the sly xx as lo ded xv1th clouds of exery shape and sxze Then I fell to lmagrnrng xxhrt they represe rted There xxas one cloud flo trnff lersurelv past that looked llke an 'rnfrel wrth great arry xxmgs, carrxlng a baby rn her arms, but rt soon changed to '1 camel on rts back and that spelled the prcture entrrely Another cloud ffrandmotlrer Slttlllo' rn masses of heavy xxhne han hear her ieet crouched a llttle boy hrs head on her knee and rn her lap was an open book She xxas probably a of Happ xxlth a blg hump looked lrke an old a chan croxxned xxlth huge Godmother readme' th Boot ss t all C1oodCh1lo1en was the Peepmg betxxecn the clouds s erdev curxe of the new moon barely drs cermble rn the glare or the sunshme Exen then I fancred I eouru see a iace IH lt Irearlng a burst of song aboxe me and rfxncng loxver my gaze rested on a long ng nest xvh1eh must h e belonged to Coldy Orlole and hrs amlly That opened the xx y for nexx diy dreams Hoxv many xxere m that ne 'lhere cerealnly xxere ome ror Uolexx xxas gmg on .A Page Wme re'1rbV branch 'ls lf hls llttle throat xx ould t l lw '1me'1r ox er the edge of the nest Bu' xxh'1t xxas that strll loxxero Another rest shelte ed by leaves rn the crotch of 1 tree' llama and papa rob1n xxere both carryme xxorms to the llttle peep peeps rn the nest As papa rob1n flew axxay my e5 es followed hrm up, up IHLO the blue Put I xx as mterrupted by my lrttle brother c llmg Trsser trsserl Come help me vu' a xxrttle sand house for my fire txx uck' So I put asrde my day dreams for another trme and turned back agam to the realrtres 'Wy dreams xx1ll keep untrl some other tlme but I am rrcher rn those th n m reahtres for thmgs seen pass away but thrngs unseen are eternal Ellen Varney 33 DOG DXYS AND ADVEN1 URES Dog days' Hoxv xx ell I can IGIHCDIDEI the fun I haxe had xvlth my dog He was a fox hound xxelghed about thufty five pounds was whlte and broxxn wnh bl ck spots brg ears, brown eyes that had a sort of n elfrreho x look ard xva bout 'ms 1 rendry s any nlmal I haxe exer knoxxn I used to get a great kxck out of 20112 huntrng xxrth hrm He xvould run rn all dr re 610115 around me plck up the trall of some ammal and run off and I xvouldnt see a slgn ol hnn for about half 'rn hour then he xx ould come tearmg up the tran o nmd 110 takmf grea caps xx 1th hr tarl xvr gm so xrolentlx that hrs hmd reet seemed to slrp Irom sxde to srde Sometlmes he xxould stick around closer and xxould polnt out squnrels for me to shoot at but he preferred larger game Sometrmes when I xvould be slttmg doxxn re dmc he xxould come 1n and trv to clnnb up mto my lap, but he could fet only hx ieet shoulders and head there In the summer I xxould sleep out m my cent and my doe' hked to sleep wlth me I x ould he doxxn and then he xxould curl up next to me and I xxould go to sleep xxrth the 1 ned xx ltll that doggy smell early IH the mornmg he xxould get up and lap mx face 1 ll I axx ol e and then xx ould glee me Ill real dog iashron 'Y' .TY47 77 I I Wi i 17 'iii'-7 - 1 L ,Y ,PX y , r.', Y, . . -L Y A 4 A I . 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cv 1 31121 tara rv NEIL. Q Q,-, 5 --. so K SN WI N..'Q 'i- 4 is X X l x- - ,f -,si an 3 1 Q IIIQFORY OI' AN FNCI IQH BOOK Onee I xvas new and shlny the COVCI of mx bool lust from the hands of '1 bmder ln tel rl, almost ashamed to shoxv myself Let me tell you how I became thls xvay I x 'ls just one of the great number of books p znktd ln a lalge room One day I xxas put alnollff others ln a lalge bow and taken fol l lollff IIIIL I was takin to FICCDOII Hlefll Qcllool xxhele I IXUS elxell to l lICSlllll'lIl xxllo tvlnllned mx' llcxx coxel lllOIl lltfLIllX then put lne III the desk Vvltll Ofllili not QUIIC so new I knovx my cox er sholle 'lgalnst ll'lCl1i and I was proud of It B5 the t1I1'18 I had been IH thls school for llJOIlI half a yeal lny COXQ1 had dlmmed selnexxhat My leaxes xxere toln and XX11lllxlCd and I had marks on mv leaves deslffnatlng lessons fol the DIOIIOVV but foleotten after that lesson was passed IH I lllilllt mlnd thls, fO1 they were done ln 1 enell and could be erased, leavlng lne clean fol mv next owner Dlx nexl oxxnel xx 'ls '1 Qlll I could tell bx the xx xx she handled me I xx as soon to knoxv Il llln iol xx lllllll the lllqt xxcek I h'lc on mx lllslde COYCI Mary Loulse Pennlman I dld not mlnd thls, fol the wolds VVGIC xxllttcll neatly and showed that she cared to NWIIIC lllslde my COVCIS Soon she put hel Il lmc on the covel two 111016 IZIIIIGS, and then on the lllblde of the back cover Khan I had done mv xxolk falthfulljy I xx 'ls put ln the desk xxhele IIQWLI books, xxlllth illlcd the places of the old ones, now KIIINIHC l my looks as I had thelr predtcessols the xeal befole Only ral ely was I Hung lnto the dl'lxx 61 because of loxv Enghsh marks Qoon I felt that mx oxx ner xxas lmpfmtlent 1 1 tl 1 ll 1 oll as ITIOIL 'llld mo kll 111 1 llllllill booxs lln lm' on boliom ol thx dn l xx llll ltnud The wul ler 1 flexx hot ut I xx as IILXLI takan lol lll 'lllll Q One d'1v I xx 'ls throxxn ln my desk and lleflld a falexxell f10111 my oxxnel lllonlhs I st xcd lll a loekcd bllllfllllg tlc 1 1 c 1 u nexel llxx IX Ol lxxo XGZIN I had oxx ners xxllo left no Ill lks as to lllcll IKIOIIIIIICHIIOHS I felt shllllled, but the thlld 5931 aftel Mlss Ptnlllllrlns O'xKIlC1Ql1lp I xxas glxen to Ed xx lld Ixxans xxho shoxed me IUIO the desk wlthout looklng at me Because of the pun 19l'1l l0lll. I recelxed from hlm I dld not try to D7 lke hls study of Lnghsh anv easler Af alll I xx as put 'xxx ax and at the mlddle IOIIII of the next xear I xxas glk en to Fran ces Lee who added hel name to the others on mv COV91 Bx not looklng back at my llfe hlstory, no collslflellllg xx hat mx llltulc IS to be tllllllx I xe had an easv llfe COU1IJ'1I'lI'lg' my self xxlth the otllel books IH the desk I know Ixt had no l181flCl hit than Ix 'lllhoe xxho 1 IIIIOILII much 111016. than I alll The 1 l1l IU ood COIICIIUOII lor lls L Flu ilnelcllt lllstolx l'l'lQ IQCLHIIV told Illf lhlt It ls ll'llllxLil llc lxllx The Mgt la foes not 'w'lC'1lx to us fllOt th t xxe CHIL to l'lt1X0l'll1 lOl xxc lllllll she ls llltellv folclgn to lls 'ls she ls qlllfe IILXX Xkllll no Il1'lllx's to SIOII IILI bllck and ltd cox er I slllcelclv hope I haxe done my duty by the students xxho h'lxe had me and I hope I shlll soon be put to lest Ill some qIllCt colnel of a shelf Fl ances Lee '35 1:4--po '11-up-4-ws-lawns an 1 un-411:11 as :lmao 11:11-11:1-L11-111:11 ll ll o o lnzo t I I ! i -1,1 ! i - 1 ' ff - G 1 A I . ' Q za r ' ' 5 , Q , , , q I ., .ff Q f Xb, V, u ' ' ' QSQS 5 S V sw - , . - S Sgr ii? rgw 6 I :. - I -. 'P fee ' ' e a se. ' ! : Q, y xx N 5S.,, 9 ' ' -,' : ' QQ AQS, ,W ,,.,.. ,,, ! i 1 A N - be 1 .f..,:1,-., ..:.,: - : - : : -. - .QS I L -I ' 'c c . c l . ' 4 1 L 1 I I :1'l1' I lczlrned 11 '11 s Q '1 . re oft- I l -1 rl k' .'- lx 1 4 g the , . . I ' , ' 5 ' 2 fs Q z ' . . 1 ' u tl . C ' 5 C 4 ' ' grew xx':ll'n1el' Illll I. also, gs 1 . B llfe Mac-Illlillan Co. Now I am shabby and lfflfllw fU'0N'l SUl'l'0S1'xl 10 haw f00llHQSS S0 A, L I -U :ls L' 'z 1 fl.. I ' l c N , 'Q , I ' I , Y 1 ' . . Y 'Three . Q 'zlj - ' 1 ', 5 ' - A ' - z 'z Q:a'l 'I'1l1Q llc l'- l st. z Q. 1. 1 S . 'Q ' ' 'K ..,- ' ' '. Q g ' 1 ' I F ' A ' 'S ' L Q '. . ' . ,oc ' ,. . , -v . N- v7 21 A 1 ' , , . ' A Y v. ' X 'A ' A I I ' . Y . . ' V ', . ' A Y . I A 1 , .N , . . Z - 1 1 ,1 ., . 5 . . 1 I' ' . ' ' ' . .. Y v A J. ' , L V J ' ' ' . .'. ,' ' 1 ' ' Y - ., Z, . ' n 1 v V . ' h , . . . , . . ' A . . .. v X. . ' 1' 1 ' .. 1 'e , I vu y 1 v w ,X I I K' k ' Y K ' . . . ' . ' v . , ' ' 4. rl hm- 1, 1, - 1 1 -M - l - 1 1 1 . ' 1 . '. ' , ' .' , . 1: K - - ya 'g 1 I -w -1 . ' . Illflll book ' 1 g ' ' ' ' 'i, - ' ' , , L, , an-1. ' l A fl Af -Ir LA -1 I 1 . 2 1 ' 1 1 1: 1' 1 1 lb ' ' ' - . - l fr .',, 1. ' J a '- I A I 1 4 . . V Y 1 .v ' . . ' 4 l- 'A. . x . ,' . 1. ' D Cyn. '. 'k, , V we K 3 1 ' 1 ' 2 ' ' -1 - '1 . Y I I . ' ' ' ' 7, V' ,4 ' A4 - 1 . , , . .L K ' - l i C 1 I ' ' - ' 1 1 I . ' c ' 1 . I . I ' 2 V , . L, ' I. , ' I 7 w fl I v ' I ' Y. at v w C M ' ' . 1

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Pa e Ten The Clarxon I always had the feelmg that lf I were to lmxe only ore 111end that I should l1ke it to be a do They a e so fu ldly and true and It seems that they understand how vou feel and change thelr mood to yours Other tunes 1t seems as thou h they are tryxng to talk and you can almost understand what they are trymg to convey to you Cyrus Thompson 32 MESS KGE T0 YOUTH Could I but see the days that are to come And understand the thlngs that I should see Could know what s best to choose of L1fe s array I feel I should not be so whollv free For careless Joys and moments vo1d of thought Come only ere we have our future sought And now perhaps I leave these Joys behlnd To throw myself mto the strugghng world I know not how I shall the battle meet I s e but half 1ts motto flag unfurled Thmk not but of thyself nor weakly yleld But 1f I find not what th1s flag may say I ll add to It these words our battle song Let Peace and Justlce lelgn throughout ou1 land Thc t1me has come for Rlght to conquer Wrong' Wmthrop Stowell '32 INOTHING IlN THE CELLAR The cellar was large entlrely out of pro poltlon to the house above lt It was thought by the owner that the orxglnal house had burned and a smaller one erected to take lts place A wmdmg stone staxrway connected the cellar wlth the kxtchen Behmd of the stalls was a barrlcade of firewood old xc etables and Junk beyond wh1ch no one had penetrated for hundreds of years the base A stout oaken door separated the kltchen from the cellar a door rather out of rela tlon to lts posltlon on the 1ns1de of a house a door thlck stoutly bullt wlth huge vsrought lron hinges and a monster lock Such a door seemed mapproprlate between a kltchen and a cellar From the earhest months of h1s hfe Bobby Howard seemed unhappy ln the kltchen In the other part of the house he was a happv normal cluld but when brought 1Yt0 the kltchen he would begm to cry at once FIOIII hrs bllth t1ll the tlme he learned to creep he spent many unhappy hours for the Hou axds were plam people and most of then xworkmg hours were spent 1n the kxtchen Hou evex as soon as he could creep Bobby lost no tlme ln leavmg the kltchen The mmute h1s mothers back was turned he would dash for the other part of the house and hls howls when he was brought back led the nelbhbors to thmk that he was sub Ject to the cohc The baby suffered many months before he could finally tell hrs hard worklng rather slmple mmded parents what the matter was and even then they were unable to compre hend What they finally learned was thls that fastened Bobby would eat lf shut but not locl-.ed he was uneasy but kept qulet lf the shghest bxt agar he would scream hlmself to euhaustlon especlally lf he could not have the kltchen The llttle three year old loved his mother and helped all he could wlth household chores INothmg could lnduce hlm however to run errands between the cellar and the kltchen He could never explaln h1s fear and at last h1s parents declded to lgnore the matter That IS unt1l he was s1x and the t1me came for hlm to go to school He was a bught httle lad and h1s father was proud of h1m except IH the matter of the cellar They made thls occasxon of h1s entrance 1n school an excuse to v1s1t the doctor to see lf they could wlpe out th1s one blot The doctor a man lxttle versed IU the subject of the nervous system llstened to the boys heart exammed hrs lungs looked at h1s eyes and flngernalls and questloned the boy at some length upon the matter of the cellar whxch the boy perslsted had sornethmg ln It g . o 51. r e! . , ' . ' 'J . - n 1 W I ' 7 c f . , ' . . 0 . b . D r . 7 Q7 I I , . I . . V , Q . . I . . . , V. ,A , . , . 7 ' 7 y 1 7 t 9 , . . . , ' 5 . . . , , .U . - Y , A l . - . n 7 .L ' . ' - , Y . , - e ' I u ' , - n ' g The Omer words are hidden by a Shield. if the cellar door was shut and securely , 5 ' . . , V 3 , . ' 7 Y . , . . an X , ' , ' , , 1 , J u , u . ' I , . . . ' ! Y , - . , . , , . ' 1 - - 7 ' ' ' . . . . ' ' I , , . . 7 ff . . . . bi ! ' 1 x , - 7 ' ' 7 Y . y - . . i . . , 7 y ' whn 1 ,T '