John Adams High School - Clipper Yearbook (Ozone Park, NY)

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-USN X62-5 Q f , THE ROCKY Marne coastllne stood out rn Warnlng of the VICIOUS Jaws ot the angry waters On the whrte san dy shores a d1scarded lobster shell lay prnk and brlttle besrde an opened clam A tew m1les down the coast stood cr partly rotted dock wrth sea weed and barnacles cllngrng to the spllntered poles 1n desperatron A trsh 1ng schooner rocked restlesly ln 1ts nook besrde the dock The nets hung hmp and wet from the last sea drag and a starhsh and one lone shell hsh were twrsted helplessly m the corded mass An elderly gentleman fussed around the wooden box where a mul trtude of lobsters crawled treacherous ly about wh1le 1n the process ot be 1ng pegged The old trsherman plcked up one large red one and dettly twrsted h1s wrrst from the sudden swlsh of the fan tall He twlsted the long feelers about h1s gnarlea trnger and motloned to h1s ass1stant to cart away the box a d1st1ngu1shed looklng man awarted h1s lobster catch for the day St1ll further aown the shore a streamhned restaurant was srtuated on the rocky clfts On a sunny ter Stardu t race couples were escorted to tables overlookmg the sea young couples old couples some dressed ln beach toas and some rn summer l1nens Warters brought srlver wrought dlsh es wlth buttered Marne lobsters and potatoes polonalse to the customers Strll further down the coast once caaln there was desolatlon and a prnk bnttle lobster shell lay d1scarded on the whtte sands ol Marne MARILYN PAULSEN RUFUS WAS mrddle aged There was a sl1ght streak ot gray rn hrs hatr and he carrred hrs proverbral mrddle aged spread qurte well He was crossmg the terry on the way home from work Th1s was hrs taVor1te trme of the day He enyoyed standlng on the front deck and buck 1ng the wlnd He buttoned up h1s coat sllpped h1s hands lnto h1s pockets and felt the great prrde of belng a great sea captam He barked commands to hrs 1mag1nary crew as he gurded the sh1p through the chop py waters Perhaps the chllly breeze was too much for the sturdy sea captam For the sneeze woke hrm from h1s reverre, and he dove overboard to recover hrs teeth AUDREY ARNOLD 20 T G eF Z'f1?' -:Y T 'Z' .Dt-Vfgu T' , ,Z 'n t , ..,. ,,- , f. . gf!! If 1 .1 1 : fb: eq: M '- - 'Q NX x , - .rm lv TTT. l.t R A '-fi K' , r 1' .. thx X -'fr ri- ,- w ,ll .gf , 5 3, . l . . sf I WL., X Az. I . ' ,. 1 Tv . 4. . 7 . ' . . 2 QE- 1 VA -I p :-f - '1 . 'v N. , ' .. ,-IL' IA-T'-, -L ' ' ,. JI Y ' 3 ' : -,-, , - Q. , , .af . LU . f ':. -I - 1' . . . . , ' . . . , , , . . . N . , , . , . . . ,

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hantom Frigate Bi R1 DN Lluw lb THE SUN streamed down tn all rts late noon br1ll1ance Gulls wheeled and p1voted IU the fresh blue sky The tlde rolled tn surgtng m among the green coated rocks The t1de rolled rn sptlhng out foarnmg and h1ss1ng across the sandy beach covered w1th shells from the last nrghts t1de lt spread over the shore rn a foamlng blanket that fmally crept rn and around the old wreck l was restrng on l could feel 1t pullrng and tuggmg at the rustlng hulk The sun beat down Its heat waves danced along the tops of the rottmg trmbers Swlrlxng currents vh1rled before my eyes Soon they dr1fted away Nature stepped ln and l was asleep Long hours passed l 1mag1ned myself sarltng l felt the rhythmtc p1tch of the sh1p The sun was down l was cool too cool and l knew that l wasnt dozrna They saw red streaked sk1es wrth pnk whtte clouds scuddrna 1nto the ast arow na dusk Lrahts seemed to ten cff the a rlpp n rface he dun e e th ew out tts last rays A foraotten sh1p was r1d1ng the crest of the ocean The old wreck hummed as the poor dereltct was thoroughly enyoyrng what could be her last cruxse Mrsts rose up from the ocean as the chrll grew on the water At frrst noth 1ng could be seen Then l saw the l1ttle man There he stood no b1gger than a brandy flask He wore the sea grtmed garb of the dash1ng bucca neer They hung curlously draped across hts m1n1ature frame w1th all the confusron of gaudy colors dear to the hearts of h1s partlcular profes sron Long earrlngs fell down to hrs shoul der Sharks teeth rn the form of a necklace glrnted at h1s necklme H15 trusty cutlass no larger than a hatpm swung on h1s stde The face was stamed a darktsh red from the count less storms and wtnds at sea Str1ped pantaloons baaaed at hrs boot tops The th1ng stared out tc the sea watt 1na l stared unbeltevtnaty Thts man actually looked real l-e had the aual of er g t Bu tften 22 J 4 I , J , - ' l , , .. My eyes opened wearily, slowly. I ' ' 1 H ' S V . T .. ., 1 , lv, K I glis se 's ' li g . ', I lf - as t j . g ball rn th avens ..r ity se nn earhly. t Q l