Kempton High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Kempton, IN)

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'7iEfZ5iE1Et 11 G6GG66Q4G .1 .1 grade rooms attended the meeting. Each class had selected its yell-leaders and these led the entire assembly in some of the yells.A very interesting part of this program was a story told by its author who happened to be present. The stor was entitled UA Huntin y - e We Will Go.U The author,Mr. Paui L. Phillippe, could well be a premising writer and story tel ler. We have received permission from him to reprint his story in the yearbook. A HUNTING WE WILL G0 Once upon a time there was a race. It was known in Greek times as Atlanta's race, where only the best took part. Later in Ro- man times Cicero changed the race to a hunt. He placed Sir John Tipton and General Sheridan in charge. They too Hemp grass by the ton and made a windfall out in the Prairie, east of grcadia,'in the Hgstgield just north of a walnut Grove. Behind this the fishers and Qgbles from the ville lay in wait while they ate Qarmels and looked Qhgrpsfvillel in all directions, With them they had a Goldsmith who was to make the medal awarded the best hunter. Now what they were really looking for was a Donny Duck sometimes known as Gussy Goslin KGossardJ, but there were also BitternslBitnerD and Hawks KV. Hawkins! flying about in all dir- ections with a cauble-cauble here and a cauble- cauble there CCaubleJ. As the birds kept Scudding CScudderl back and forth, the men waited and watched to determine the cause of it all. Soon an English BobbyCR. Floydlappear- ed looking for a Free man lFreemanJ among the nobles. He found one all'right ibut the free man said, WNOW you have played HobblHobbsD with me just when I was ready to get a shot. Well, they waited and waited for some- thing, we know not what. iMaybe they did not either.D Axbrisk breeze KReeseD was blowing out of the south and these birds Kempt Ckempl circling around. Finally John's son KJohnson1 11111111111 QQQQQQQQQQQ V7 YY YY YY YV YY YV