Little Valley High School - Mirror Yearbook (Little Valley, NY)

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4 ' C77LQ .Mzrfrofr I Wlidiqqw fonvfm died Selina worked xely hard from eally ln the morning hardlv befole dayllght until she xxould need a lantern to flnlsh xx lth at nlght If vxe xxould descllbe her xxe xxould haxe a busv bodv lesembllng the one of Fdna Ielbel Aftel the death of hel husband she managed the farm as she had begged hlm to do xeals before BV hel caletul planning the ldlm became a success She gaxe Dlrk the best of ex elythlng lncludlng an ex cellent education He llked his school and decided to study alchltecture but when the Wal bloke out he gaxe up ex elythlng to sell Liberty bonds He thought a gl eat deal of hlmself but ln the end he saxx hls mother xvlth hel toll woln hands and old xxorklng clothes fal surpassed hlm with his mllk Whlte hands unmalled by wolk and hls elcpenslxe dress clothes It seems to me that It would have been a Q1 eat reward to Selina to see her son a big success instead of the useless tool he was I llked Selina the best She seemed to be leal and lust like people we meet ln ex eryday life The next gleat chalacter ln the book xx as Roelf Pool xxhom Selina taught ln hel countrx school He became a gleat Flench SCLllDlCO1 Selina had mole to be ploud of ln this country boy xx ho grew to be X912 fond of Dirk thought he reallv xx as blg that he vxas gleat that no one else wa quite as nice as he but xvhen he came into Contact xxlth other great artlsts he indeed felt very small The motlxe of Edna Fel bel fol wrltlng the story was to show some people that they leally ale not qulte as magnificent as thex lmaglne them selx es to be ln oldel that they mlght corlect thls mistake befole It IS tor Ia e I like the book because aftel I had leld It I could IGXIQVS the fllst palt fmdlng the mistakes llll k had made L01l6Lt1l1g them onlx to lmaglne the happy endlng lf he had L0ll6Ct6d them It teaches me a lesson of llte Whcn I tllst lead thc book I thought that some dax I mlght trx to xxllte xxlth the ldea of belng 1 help to othels Our Town on Saturday Nlght By Helen Boaldman Satulday nlght IS the biggest Hlght of the xx eek IH Llttle V llley It IS the onlx nlght the stoles ale open Thelefole 1 gleat mlnx people come to toxvn f01 thell glocelles and othel supplles that ale needed ox 61 the xxeek end In the summel thele IS a xxeeklx band concelt xxhlch al xx lvs Clldvks a LlOXXd Nlany ot the nc lilly talmels come to toxxn lust to sce and heal the b md concelt The Seniors also haxe a mox lng, plctule shoxx xx hlch a great many peo ple enjox attending Manx people llvlng on falms flnd that Satuldax nlght IS the only ex enlng ot the xx eek that lb conx enlent f01 them to go out and t'IlIOy themselx es A gleat many of oul school chlldlen ale folbldden to go out xxeek nlghts but ale alloxfxed the D1 lxllege on Satuldax ex enlngs Page om hundred jolfy two Elf- L CI ra, x CS 0 W4 ,fllsblf ' fl -4 N I QL J L N gf ' - - fr fa .as - ' ? X' Hr T Q' 1, .Will 1 1. , 1 1 1 .kv - N 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1. 1 1 1 A1 1 y 1 Y 1 K1 11 1 1 1 1 1-1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' - . , 1 . kv Lv 1 1. K 1 N ' , 1 1 V 1 7 1 1 ' ' K1. , 1 1 'I , .sw A kv. v nw. sr . ' . 1 1' , 7 1 ' ' ' 'L I YV v 1 1 v her all his life than she did her son Dirk, who was nickllamed So Big. ' 1- 1 ' 1 7 1 - 1 Q 11 ' 9 ' Y ' , y A. . i ' t . 1 c Lv 1 1 2 . 1 1 vi 1 l uk I H ' . D .Aw A1 . I 1 1 7 1 ' 1 1 . tv I 1 . 1 11 1 . 1 f, 1 A1 1 1 ' , 1 1' i v . . S . T Y . . 2 V. 'S V, ' K 1 L1 1 1 8 1 1 , 2 T 1 2 L1 1 ' 1 1- 1 -' L1 1 1 K1 ' L1 1 1 1 1 1? 51 11. vL1 1 g 1 v ' A v ' 32 I v -1 v 'Lv 1 v ' L1 ' L1 1 K- 1 1 1 1' 1- ' 1 1 A1 1 1 ' 1- 1 - ' 7 l A r l ' f v L1 l 1 7 . ' 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 L1 . . ' 1 1 1 ' , ' L., 1 1 . 1 1' 1' 1 V, , ' ,- , 5 ' V ,-1

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'RIT C7719 Mzvfvfovf ii fbgfgya Q!1YQf 1 AVeV'1QQ9fe7GfQVFfcV'cV' QALWU REVIEW' of So Blg QEdna Ferber Bx Adche Belle Bex G1 Fdna ILIIJLI ls an 111est1ng, pel sonal1tx In speeeh IH appealanee 1111l Ill lTl1lIlIlLl she stands out eleallx agunst the mass She knoxxs folks 1 Ul s ot people hut he 1 llltllt ted 1h1etlx lll people xx l1o do t Ill 1 not the men xx l1o 11111 gle It eolponatlons 1nd 1o11t1ol the CIQSUIIIES ot thous a11ds ot men and xxon1e11 lout the men a11d xx omen xx IIC haxe 1obs and lllltltl th 1t 1l lNNIIILdtIOII 1ome th It xast llllmllel xx ho 11111 the modest house holc xx l1o Ntlllflfglfd to llllllg up 1h1ld1en xxho Ill Idlt tolm the pe1n1a lltlll so ll st1 1tum o11 xx IC Ulll so11etx 1 llult lelk 1 1 X1 ll x abou E1 Ill Ihllfl th It ls 111ogn1f1hle the mo UILIII xo11 s11 Ll S11 111 e1s 11110 t e LLIIL xx1t 1 111sh xx1th 1 11111 1n1 s LJ lflllgfl It Is ho1t 1 111elx n1o11 th 111 t1x1 teet th1e1 I sho11 1 fllllllx she dom1nates most g1oups He1 1 1the1 lalge head xx 1th 1ts t 11k l1l11k ha1 elopped s0 o11e n1 IX see the aomnable shape ot the skull 1 held elect Qhe stands on he1 oxxn Qmall feet She does not l1ke to be mlllll IlOt Olllx to he1 111t1n1ates lout st1a1gl1t to the IACQ ot the 0lJlQCt1ODdbI6 l11l's0l1 Sometlmes slit speaks mo1e SIIOIIIIIW th 1n she should IO1 she ls lmpul 1xe lllfl qu11k t1mpe1ed hut no one IH mo1e QIQIIQI ous th1n she III th1 11k11oxxl1dgme11t ot nnstalxes H11 Gdlllhl IJILILIIQSLIIIQ somet1mes thp Illllf stxle the su1p11se 1l1n1 ues lllfl the sl1o1t p1thx sentenees 1ome t1om h11 11exxspap11 expe11en1e Qome Othhl books she has xx11tten 11e Cheel tul hx Itequest blgolo Roast Beet NIed1um, Old Han NI1n1ck and Shoxx Boat IXIOXIQN xx1th these same 11ames haxe been based on he1 books II hen xou 1ead the hte ot Edna Fe1be1 xou xx1ll l1kelx sax II hx I knoxx somehodx hke that O1 I k11exx she xx o11ld do th 1t The stolx takes 111111 1hout txxentx xea1s p1ex1ous to the xxolld xx dl 11 s1e11es ot letlflll sh1tt hetxxeen Chleago and Hxgh Pldlllt, a sma Duteh settlement ibOLll1 till mlles south ot Ch11ago Sehna De Jong IN the most lmpoltant ehal 11te1 III Olll book She dlld he1 httle son Dnk xxe1e left alone to manage the xegetable ta1m atte1 the death of he1 husband Pelxus Delong He1 ll ime hetole the maulage xxas qehna Peake He1 t1the1 had heen a gan1l1le1 but she IIEXGI knexx It Ulltll he xx IS shot 1n 3Iaml1l1ng house TIIQII Sellnas lllh fllCINlN xxould h1xe nothlng to do xx1th he1 qhe mtlst 1 1111 he1 oxx ll IlX1Ilg so she xxent t1om ChlCdg0 to Hlgh I1a11 IL to teach III 11o1111t1x s1hool The1e sl1e met Pelx us and xx as ma111ed 'Io them a httle so11 and daught11 xx ele lJOll'1 hut the babx gnl D 1 l' I 'f :J K. 'u K ., 5 H M , 1. ,1. . 'C-H : fbi 1, Tix A '-X .Lgf-'wil ,fs if IFS' ' 1 , 'Q - 1 1 2, 1- .A ' KC ' 97 I 5 J . ,' , 1 A 1 'U . 2 1 1 K1 ' 1- 1,1 1' ' -1. K1 1 , ' 1 1' - 1 ,Y R ' 1 1 - L- K1 . A1 . 1 1 tv 1 2 ' .1 1 ss. 1 VA. ' -51' zlls 'ts ' 1 s 1 ' 1 h'1s. 1 K- ' 1 1 , x 1 1 v v I Sv 1 1 - 2 1iL1k-' 11 ' 1 ' 2 -1 K1 1 - 1 A. K-1 - IS. . V, . .' , , ' . v , Q ' '. . I ' . , . . - 1 .' l'l .' 'z 'h' 'h '.' -' 1' 's 'l. Tl 'sz tzl'tj- t lz z '1' 1 1 - 1 j svrhlx S1- lt h's 1 hz 1 ik fl :tqgtl lsl1'.'s '1 1 J ll ' 1' A. , ' . L1 L, . A.. . .2 , . . 1 1 A. 1' ' L. . praised or honored. She hates pretension and is x'e1'y likely to speak her ' s 1z 1 , 3 'X 1 ' A 2 3 ' 1 2 . f 1 X .1 ' ',. . - 31' 3 1 . 1 ' 1 1 ' . 1 .1 ' 51 , ' S ' ' - X . .7 vs . , - If 1' . ,. K 1 A 1 L1 K1 1 ks 1 .' 2 1 ,: U 1- ' , 1 A, , as 'W' ,vf 11 , ' ' ,H 11 1 ' ' A ,vs . - 9 v 1 A A A 1 U - 1 A v' 1 1' bf L11 1 Ax 1 r 1 1 L1 1 - 11. ' - 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1' ' Y ,, v xi 7 1 ' ' 1 7 1 1 ' 1. ' 1 V 1 , v ' f 1 I' 1 H 1 1 v 1 ,I 1 K , 1 c 1 K. -ls . 1 A1 2 . A i 1 1 Dv -1 . .,, 1 1' A, , 1 1 1. .- Tl , ,S '2.' A. , 1, . ' . A, ll '.' ?12 1 ' .C ' 2 1 A- ' 1 1 . 1 -2 1 1 - ' - f. S 1 1 ' S v ' 1 1' y 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 3 '1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 v As , V I 1 2 ' H 1 1 0. v4 kv A ' . r . w 'Z 1 1, . 3 1 F. 1 1 1 1 ' ' vi S S ' at , ' . ' ' 1 7 1 1' , ' 1' , . 1 , . ' 1 1 K 1 1 C 1' 1. K 1 K. ,E 1 1 1 ' 1' S ,1 1 ' 1 ' ' ,, ' x..'.', .. ' 2 .Y .vL.. ' - 51, ,.vL,. 1.5, , 1 1' , ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 - - , , ' , Page one hundred forty one

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.cf 1-II C-7T7'LQ Mzvfvfoof The mei chants giye aw 11 c1sh piizes With eyeiy twenty fiye cent puichase you get 1t1cket andthe piizes ue f11st twenty dollais second tell dollais a11d thlld f11e doll 11 The people who get these DIIISN nat Lll 1lly go home feeling 1athe1 elated Aftei the pictuie show which most of the youngei people attend the boys usu 1ll1 t1l1e the11 g11l fiiends to the ice c1eam p11lo1s oi in c 1se thc fellows hu Gllt g11ls they go uptown iny way and tix to meet some of then Illl f11ends At nine thiity oi ten o clock ey eiything seems to quiet dow 11 All of piellminaiy to staiting foi home About ten thiity 01 eleyen the1e is yeiy little going on except foi 1 few fellows w ho may be sitting in the p 11k oi iOli6llllg on the stieet coineis l lex en o clock closes ill the St016S 111d ice cieam p 11lors fo1 the night with the efiception of the co1 nci diug stoie the l6Ntll.ll2ll1tS and the sei x lcc st 1t1ons The Diary of An Unknown Pompenan 79 A D By Haiold Ciyei July 3 I pon iising this mo1n111g I went to the biths Latei I took 1 tlllli 11ound the maiket placc I pon a111y al the1e some one mentioned th It the giound h1d tiembled but hung., IN we did ne ll the gieat fnc mou11t 1111 I esuyius it was common to he ll this 18p0lt usually false About noon as I was about to entei mv dwelling Mount Vesuyius sent up daik clouds of smoke and the1e w as a iumbling beneath my feet This was unusual but had h1ppened befoie. I continued on to dinner a11d my usual day s duties '1s did practically everyone else. Theie wasa tension in the 1ir as if something might be expected to happen that was for some reason delayed in action. At about three o clock the earth began to rumble 1nd the volcano sent out black smoke 1nd fire a belching forth that could, be seen for miles. This continued for the remainder of the day and almost all night but just before daybieak it died down and not much happened until about nine that m01'I1IHg. July 4-'Xluch has happened since I last wrote on this sheet. I am now in the government mansion by the In-1y of Naples together with about -1 hundred people many injured 1nd some dead. I am writing to pass aw '15 the time until my death comes. I doubt if anyone will ever read my mes- sage, but it gives me a certain amount of satisfaction to write it. The fat- al mo1111tain has literally blown up, throwing hot ashes, brimstone and lava in all directions over a wide sector. Since the sun is entirely hidden, and it is as night, I am painfully writing by the light of a torch. The ashes are Page mic hnnclrefl foftif fhfw lj f 1 . 4 L- , LJ L fha- - 'QQ C ' I4 ff Ti-IJ X il A 1.1 ' f .3 . K3 f v. N , V ,. . 1 m 4' A1 . v vztv ZS 1. kv. 'I v 1'v v vw- D 1 1 s hw , nv 2 . 1. L1 i 1 3 ' 1 ' v sv 1 5 K , 1 -wg 4 - ' ' 1 Z .SU , , ,WA hw - 12 1 . xr 1 1 ' .,A, L, 1 lv 2 r ' . ' 1 ' -' K, ' 1 1 1 1 2 - 151, 1 ' .2 tv y ' ,.. 2 . ' ' . N., fl' , 2 K, ., , ,., K, ' 1 'Z ' 1 1' hw. ' - ' . , . I . 1 , , , ' , 1 ' , the people are gathering up their groceries, pitchforks, and other supplies , .J ' . ' as lv 1 ' 1 2 , ' ,S v . K, S' ' ' 2 1 1 I 1' K1 1 1 1 QL1' 41- '. .r.k,k,2 xx, -S2 '. .- 2. ,'. ,' A , ' I , 1 3 1 4 L1 v , ' v nw 2 1 L ' 1 L1 1- '1 .' 2 ' . 2 . 2 . . . . ,l . . ,' ,. . v L, ' 2 . z . ' .' ,. E X, , ' 2 . , , K4 ' , I 2' s ' K, ,' K., ' ,1 L1 . 2 1 'S 1 . v , V, ', K, . , 1 , s 1 , , 1 1 ' V . 1 vr 1 W 4 ' 2 1 ' ' 1 ' f 1 11 1 , s C 2 . . 1 V 1 I 2 4 z , ' 1 1 ' , A . C ,C s K ' 2 . . . L, ,t ,