Lubec High School - Quoddy Light Yearbook (Lubec, ME)

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THE QUODDY LIGHT jnmntin As I s1t alone 1n my study on a dark and dreary day I find my thoughts are wandermg to my home town far away W1thout the w1nd IS moan1ng and clouds hand dark and low But they trouble me not 1n my reverxe 1n my dreams of long ago Slowly the clouds are lifted and the sun sh1nes through from above And I find myself 111 my memor1es back Wlth the frlends I love I hear the small waves lappmg as I wander along the shore And the beaut1fu1 wh1te wmged sea b1rds around and above me so ar From the sea w1th IIS lazy stlllness I am slowly dr1ft1ng away To where the m1lkma1d fa1r lS seen at the early dawn of day From over the eastern h1lltop gently peeps the mornlng sun And the farmers cherry wh1stle tells of the day s work begun I can hear the b1rds 1n the treetops as they cheer1ly smg w1th the1rmates And the cattle softly low1ng passmg through the barnyard gates The babblmg brook ID the d1stance runmng merrlly on 1ts way And the chxldren ln the hayfield make me feel happy and gay But slowly the sunshme 1S leavmg and agam the clouds are dark No longer I see the meadows nor hear the song of the lark I can hear the north wlnd groamng and the moanmg of the trees I look for the sunshrne and smgmg they were only memorles MHT An ,llnkerrupteh 113 at glllleeling . h ' . I ' I bi y. C A The long and dreary w1nter was over There could be no doubt of It Rob1ns had been seen hopplng about the door yards The pungent odor of burmng grass filled the a1r the boys were flymg k1tes and playmg marbles the frogs were smgmg 1n the meadows It was good to be ahve at such a t1me At least so thought the boys and g1rls who were Slttlng h1gh upon the h1lls1de over lookxng blue Passamaquoddy Bay whlch lay crmkhng at the1r feet The glrls wanted to hunt for v1olets and to talk about thelr new spr1ng hats whlle the boys were full of the world war IOPIC and Hnally be gan boastmg of what they would do 1f 1 C193 German war vessel should appear 1n the '1 One of them declared that he would con nect up hls amateur wlreless and communl cate d1rectly w1th Presldent WIISOU A g1rl qu1ckly remlnded hlm that the ama teur statlons had been ordered to cease sendlng or recelvlng messages and she de clared a httle haughtlly that such a thmg would be treason to the government I thlnk lt would be cowardly sald a tall boy It IS easy to get other people lnto scraps but 1f we had the sp1r1t of seventeen hun dred seventy SIX or e1ghteen hundred svcty one and the courage of George Washmgton or of Abraham Lmcoln or even that