Harmony High School - The Ferguson Yearbook (Harmony, ME)

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THF FERGL SON I wont' agam answered Brllv he wouldnt want mg when she found out that I left you here lrke thrs helpless, and an other thrng, you cant make me go' Just then there came another terrrfic explosron whrch filled all passages and cut off all means of escape I couldnt get away now even rf I would go and leave you here alone to dre , con trnued Brlly Please forgrve me, Brlly I see now where Iwas wrong Youve been a real true frrend to me, a frrend a fellow can trust Sayrng thrs, Tom grasped both of Brllys small hands rn hrs own just as another explosron came and Tom McGregor and Brlly Twlst dred together A few days later when the two bodres were removed from the charcoal and ashes, one, that of Tom McGregor the engrneer, the other, that of poor, lrttle Brlly Twrst, the breaker boy, Alrce, Toms sweetheart, was there The townspeople wanted the bodres burred rn separate graves, but Alrce her or them to separate two farthful and everlastrng frrends She sard that no per son ever had or ever would have as much love for another as Brlly Twrst, the breaker boy had for Tom McGregor, the engmeer Materral used from the book, Greater Love Hath No Man by Beatrrce Walker Jennre Fowlre 37 A DREAM The assrgnrnent for Monday, class wrll be somethrng for the Ferguson Mrss Trt comb sard to us Just before excusrng the class one Frrday afternoon Somethrng for the Ferguson, I mused Well I cant wrrte a poem I cant wrrte a story and goodness knows I cant vvrrte an cssav Wcll that nrght after supper, I sat down wrth paper and a pen and trred to wrrte a poem My fir st try ran somethrng lrke thrs Good old Sprrng at last has come Loved by all, enjoyed by some Oh' That would never do I sard Every bodv enjoys sprrng Iets see hows th1s In the sprrng the flowers grow VS hen vve re rrd of rce and snow II ell maybe thats a lrttle better but that vvord rrd doesnt sound so good Lookrng at nry watth I found that rt was onlv seven oclock rsnt ate I sard I strll have an hour before bedtrme Thrs trme I managed to get four lrnes be fore I stopped They ran lrke thrs Vkrnter days are gone at last Summer s comrng-comrng fast We shall all be glad I know, When Our Crowd can swrmmrng go Readrng rt over I thought Yes that would do for an erghth grader but Im rn hrgh school It must sound better than that I wont try agarn tonrght Ill see what I can do rn the mornrng Startrng to go upstarrs, I notrced some funny papers on a stand rn the lrvrng read them Vvhrle I was undressrng I won dered who was the wrrter of Popeye Frnallv I clrmbed rnto bed The moment I went to sleep, I dreamed that I was wrrtrng poetry Dozens of trmes I started a poem read rt over, scratched over what I had vvrrtten, and started over agarn At last rt seemed that I had one that sounded all rrght I wrote and wrote Just as I finrshed the last lrne, I heard my moth er call C me to breakfast ' I turned over and opened my eyes Jump mg out of bed I dressed rn a hurry It drdnt matter rf nry dress was on backwards or rf nry shoestrrngs were untred just as long as I could vvrrte that poem down before I forgot rt Runnrng downstarrs, I opened the vvrrtrng desk snatched a pencrl and sheet of paper and scrrbbled as fas as I could thrnlv Mary had a lrttle lamb VN ho one trnre ran avvay Barrrev Google found rt And brought rt back that day It followed her to school one da XX here Ollve Ovl taught Hansre and Frrtzy took rt home Irrtendrng to have lanrp chops 4 L kv It , 1 sr - , , - , HS .' V . . - 1 , I ' VIY- .' ' . V-5 ' . . , - , ' 1 11 . - U ' Y I ' 1 v ! 7 I l ' . , r,' y r rv ' 1 Y . I .. y rr 1 , , - , 5' . ' l '. MII, .r Y l ,U . . Q ' as ' , , ' n , - xx - , . H -, - , , ' . . ' ' ' : , ,. J A ' 1 ,' ' , H ' ar v' , ' ' ' 7 - a 111 I . l ' - , V L 1 y ' V 4 . v v Y v' ' H , . . . . 1 ,, , I Y . , 4 - ,v v ' ' 7 , .. ' ' I . . Y. v , . . . , p Y ' 1 , - , ' ry . 'f . . . U 7 ,n,, - - - interferred and said that it was not up to room. Before I went to bed I sat down and ,. V ' - 4 ' I ' v ' 1' - . . . , , ,' cc U v n ' I 1 s 7 ' , . ' , ' , v S , . ' , o ' . nc ' ' 'Y v , ' , . v . , , , ., . , 5 ,,,, A . W .- l . V K s . D v . -. H ' I IH . fl' ' s , M a - v , ' . . ' . rr v y r y , , Lt . 1 v . ' -' v - ' . , .. - .. HH I 1 ' b ' l ' . I ax . ' . I 'r ' ' ' ' - r ' ... u. : ' v La 15', I 1 ' v v a st V y - 77 I H ' 7- . f '. , , . , . , ' - 1 I- 1, V ' H ' . ' F v n J I , U ' ' , 6

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THE FERGL SON At he-1 flxst C15 Pete1 had lun to Q1 Take lt easy Ill get you loose, he sa1d 1n a l63SSU1lHg XOICQ Easy now Dont yank 1t' To o o t' To 0 ot' Toot' Toot' One mlle Please hulry, Petex, sobbed Patty Well be kllled To o o t' To o o t' Toot' Toot' One half nnle Peter tulned and twlsted the foot l10plllg' It would come out The t1axn was almost Ah' Thele lt was He glabbed Patty pushed her clown the small embankment, and Jumped hlmself Just as the tlam lushcd The tlam stopped some dlstance down the txack and a clowd soon gatheled Iatty' VVhe1e 15 my l1ttlL Patty' woman came lushlng thlough the clowd, call mg Oh' Mama' Ill never go on the tlaclcs agaln Patty sobbed m he1 mothers dl ms Id bbbe dead now if lt wasnt Ol Pe e tel' Is that llghtq sevelal people asked at Aw' I dxdnt do nothmg Petel answeled Patty however told a dlffclent stoly f10l11 that to the oflicels who questloned he1 a few days latel Petel was much pxalsed and 1n a feyv weeks he yyas plesented wxth a gold medal as a token of hls bravely Phylhs B3llQY 36' FATE What a deafenmg 1oa1' It seemed to Jane that help must come soon The watcl was alzeady well aboye the filst floo1 of then small home and was stlll usxng 1ap1d ly Jane and hel smallc1 bxothel and S1 tc1 wcze cxouched togethel m 1 small up stan room 'Ihcy XNQIC peexmg, 3IlX10LISlX out of the w1ndow watchmg the raglng' watels of the swollen Penobscot Smce the death of the11 pa1ent llttle Joan and Bllly had been undel the cale of then oldel Slbtel Jane was a pxetty gnl of clghteen tall and slender She had spar klmg black eyes and her glossy black halr tumbled almlessly about hel oyal face 1n a mass of t1ny cuxls She was usually a capable and fearless glfl but ln the present calamlty he was gneatly wolued concem mp: the safety of he1 p1ec1oug, ehalge he 161-ll1ZQd that oonel O1 late1 then home would be swept mto the swlrlxng watels of the angly 11ye1 She tucd yamly to of some plan by wlnch she could saye fxom a te111ble de 1th The lJUllClll'1gN yycle so constlucted the shed connected the house and baln made lt pos lble fox them to clnnb out to the shed xoof md flom the1e to the xoof of the house Jane helped the clnldlen to cxawl oycl to the chnnncy Shc dnected Joan to slt on one sxde of It and Bllly on the other Afte1 tcllmg them to hang on the best they could she looked ln all dnectxons fol Slglli of help She could seg nothmg., but water and float mg dcbus The stla gllllg' tops of a ew tlccs showed above the water 111 the dls tance If only thele wele anothel house 01 some lxymg thmg., nea1by she would not feel so alone and helpless with the two l1ttle ones who depended upon hex so much Why should she be left 1n such a desolate 21 away place YVltl'l no one to help her' Hen thoughts were mterlupted by a new thmk them that Thls lents ot lJ1llOVSlI1g' Cl'lU11'llUg' watex came lushmg t0Vvd1d them But above the roar she hea1d 1 lumble whlch lasted a moment and thcn ccxsed only to begln agam almost nnmedxatcly It sounded as though solld substance wele bemg, whaeked agalnst each other A thought flashed th1ough her mmd Could It be She dared not thmk of t She clutched Joan tlghtly and closed her eyes Stes she could st1ll hea1 It lt must be The dxm had b1oken' She must not let the chxldlen know about t Vthat blave clnlchen they wele' They VVG16 yexy much fllglltilltll ot LOUISE but they shed no tears Instc 1d they gazed awe St11Cli6l1 upon the lwtul spcctxclc XX onclcl and amazement scemed to uyet then wlde open eyes and stuldy llttlc bodles Ill one posltlon Suddenly B11ly shouted Gee, Jane, a1nt tlns x 1113116.19 VK hat we gonna do just set helc and do nothm ' X e Bllly sald Jane dejeetedly dont see what thele 1s to do Well just haye to walt untll someone comes to help I know what wc can do sald Joan gally We can count the brlcks ln the ehlmney . . 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