Limington Academy - Sokokis Warrior Yearbook (Limington, ME)

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gg: BEACH .The beach has indeed myriad glorious sights to offer, the careful observer3sNot only the beach itself but the assortment of people parading on the board walk and scheming amusements operating ceaselessly. ' V , , r s First to see --- the sun bleached sand and the great expanse of water dotted here and there with the frothy, rollicking whitecaps of the undersea men. The bronze statues lie immobile on the carpet of sand while Old Sol beats down unmercifully on all his long arms can reach. The salty tang of the invigorating air and the screeching of the sea gull lend life and pep to the scene. Seaweed lies strung about.in an irregular pattern, thrown careless ly on the white shore by the Waves of the great sea. Color dots the landscape as if an artist took his paint- brush and spattered the colors any which way. On closer inspection the mirage proves to be beach umbrellas that pitifully try to shelter the weaker of the human race. .. The boardwalk, a gay pageant of men and machines. Children linger along the way awed by the flashing p Merry-Go-Around. In one sticky hand pop corn is clutched and.in the other a mountain of pink cotton appears, ,The Roller Coaster towers above everything else being equalled on1y,by.the challenging Ferris Wheel. The ears of the RolLer.Qoaster-roar around hairpin curves amid shouts of laughter'and terror. Trying to outdo this child who is attracting all the attention the Ferris Wheel goes round and round, on the,ground, in the sky., There are Bumper Cars, Airplanes, Swings, Freak Shows, the Tunnel of Love' into which laughing couples disappear. ,.,N HPitch a hoop and vdn a doll? shouts a foxy one seeing a chance for earning his bread quickly, .People of all kinds pass about walking at different gaits from one spectacle to another., Men, women,'childrenj those who sport their distinguished uniforms with stately manner. Bathing suits of multi-colors, sandals, sandy feet, those bits of glass, shading and regulating the light that should pass into the innermost thoughts-of the mind, are all present each attempting.to outdo the other. Popcorn, peanuts, hot dogs, french fries, frozen custard, and the perennial taffy apples, crimson, sprinkeled with snow. The Penny Arcade cries out, the music swells, blares out, grows deafening and sweeps the spellbound species down into it's swift running current,,, n '5l4' xxxxx