Madison High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Madison, ME)

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4 4 M H 9 BULIDOG 1942 'PHP UHIINII Ol' 'PHI' HI Vl'l'R QQ HI4 hunter has returned sllout ed llttle Ignace to hls parents IH thelr one roonl thatch roofed hut Hls dog Ola was close at hls heels lJ3.I'l1Ylg vslth dellght as lf he also knew the happlness th hunter brought to the xlllagers bv telllnf hls adventures O that IS mllill to nls ear nace s father slohed happllv Por ueeks we have been laborlng ln the fields re turnlng home each nlvht verv tlred It IS abollt tlme w had a llttle HHIUSGHIQI t I hope he has brought some excltlng sl o rles wlth hlm Ah t1S true mv lad we need a llttle amusement slfhed I naces fland mother as she looked up from hel wolk leveallng her Wealy worn face whlch had deep llnes of worry cut across It Oh let nle tell vou the rest' Clalllled If nace excltedly He IS COUIIYIQ to our house first Tonlght he wlll come for supper Oh what a blesslng slghed Ignace s mother vsho was a tall thln woman Ill prepale supper now Not onlv Ignaces famllx but all the Tllese D001 vlllagels wolked fOl a mea LGI l1Xll1f. wlth llttle amusement xxhlch conslsted of the hunter s comlnf aad the tlax ellng puppet shovs No XXOIMILI these D001 folk blessed the COIDIH of the hunter l' ach ex enlng, the lIl1I'ltCl xlslted a dlf I'Q1E'l1t home untll he had been to ex 618 hut lll the vlllage telllng stolles untll fl late houl He recelxed llls QUDDCI and a fl xl colns xx hlth the people could bare lx '1fI.Olfl lhat exenlnf the llulltel c lme to Ig nlct s home xx here he TCCCIX ed a heartx xl elcome Mx good man xou are a slght for sor ewes chuckled the grandmother glee fullv After thes had eaten a supper of corn bread bacon potatoes and goats nlllk thev retreated to the fireplace slttlng on crude homemade benches glvlnff the hunter thelr only chalr Ignace had sprawled hls lankv self on the HOOI of sunbaked nlud XVlth Ola dO71HfI at hls S1 e Well we ale readv Oslo Ignaces flther sald to the hunter wlth a gleam mg brlghtness ln lll? usuallv dull llstless eves Ah good alll the hunter draxllng h1S chalr nearer and clearlng hls Ihloat I wlll tell vou about my beal huntlnff trlp I deolded to go bear huntlng ln a large forest last wlnter I xx as xx arlled bv people llvln nearbx that a few wolves VSQIC seen ploullnfr around I hardlv bellexed thls and wlth nlv gun slung across mv shoulder trudged through the den e vloods sllelltlv vllth my dog borls at nlv heels Soon Borls barked loudlw I xv as sure he had slghted a bear And there sure enough behlnd a huge tree stood an enornlous z,rl77ly I qulckened nn step and knelt beslde a small bush to take a shot at llllll Blood ushed ln strelllls from the ll7llXS leaf He rollel on the round alc loaled full0UQlX and ln l feu llllnlltes lu lll0tlOl'llCSS I lllSl1Pil to the heal s slde to make SUIC he was dead I took out a huf e lililf and began to sklll hlnl I 'was almost flnlshed xl hen BOIIS l3C0 ll'1 to uhlne '1l'lflLI'lH Je nerl ouslv Befole I had tlllle to XGII XOINIPI what xx as han ,uenlno a IIIILO hunf rx xxolf rushed up not Cl folloxxlnf Rolls ua flf ltln fullouslx ulth one of them and I tackled the othel I plun cd lllx knlfr IYIIO hl lde Vklllill made lllm lllole l'IlllOlI than exer Hls Clll l attacks left mv bodx Ill1DDll10' ulth blood Ignace vlas noxx CXCIIGKIIX paclno the floor XK'1ltlU,Q to hear the concluslon 'k'k20'A k . I I . I 'k 'A' Y 1 v 4 w 1 v ' w Y I I I I I I A I 1 Vs C lk' I A Y - l 1 v ' ' I I rw Y I 1 Y I n n L 1 C . I - . . . I i 7 c I , ' - ' ' I I 8 A 4 V c I f . A f - d ' U . . V. Q , 'V I1, I ' K' c S, Ig- Y 1 I l l I ' l 1- A ' II 1 Y Y 2 - 1 I c I V5 c Y . I ' ' C 2 Y sf, - V I I I I t , I I I . X . . Y K D I H I . I . . II -V 0 - Y- T L2 1 . V Y V 0 V C , , Y . . . . L .- f M L. I - ' . . . ,, II ' Y ' I . I I- - as II I - Y - I 1 7 I 3 ' ' av - K 1 H ' ' . ' l 0' f 1 ' - 1 - a ' zz :I rw - - I A ' ' Y L cI Y . Y I lc ' ' , c , I f .7 f 4 Y I ' ' I ' 7, AI., c . ll X YY ' V ' ' , M I . CX- I V I I . I . U . I Y gr Y c II Y I Y , ' V' S I Y l ls W ' ' n 7 1 4 ' A H ' sl - 1 I V ' l l ' ' ' V Y Y ' Y , . c . , I f , u y Y Y as L L T AA . Y - . Y . A 1 I -I :I . ' ' f vlllagers of Yaker welcomed the hunter. - 1 - f - - I- - V I ' ' V ' l I l. I g I ll - 1 I ' I I lj ' Y! x ' c ' ' I I c 2 , ' I' ' I ' . 1 4 Y 'K' ' 1 L 'I ' 1' L' cl II. I , I f'.' ' ' ' I c I' ' ct' c . Y 1 Q C ,Ye I' A I . i . V . I . ' , Y Y' Al ' ' 1' I ' 1 Y K - ' I I I, I ',,4 ' . C Y 7 1 Y 1 1 I gr V X. . I Y . ' Y Y L ' C C ' I ' , ' ,l I 'c I c ' - . ' 1 , I I . ,V . I I , I I 7 I I , r-v I v l .7 V - V C I V . ' is V ' I Y c - 5 h - Y V Y rl.. I .V VK V I 'A ' Y- I I c . - I I 1 1 1 'Vg' z - '- Q f 'V s E xvx Y ' Y I Y S x. r I K X ' I I' S . , . r I . 'Y I - Q I I L , KI ' 1. . r. 7, l I., L , .7 c I C rs - Y Y u . . . f v Y l Y ' K., c I .I I :J Y . 'c V' ' , Y Q ,

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M H 9 BULLDOG 1949 'A' 'k DRI' KNIS CCORDINC to the much talked of Noah Webster the xxord dream means a collectron of rcleas that pass through thc mrrrd durrng sleep To some of Us xxho are less rntellectual rt srmplx 'neans xx hat xxe thrnk about xx hen xxe re asle p Noxx dreams can be placed rnto txxo rategorres dreams xxe have at nrght and of course the vxellknoxxrr dax dreams When mornrng corrres xve do not usually remember dreams of the nrght unless of course they vxere yxhat we call nrffhtmares or xxere exrtremelx bad In a nrf htmare xxe may haxe such terrrfvrnf experrences as bernf chased vxrth a meat ax berng, hanf ed hot or drovxned Fhese are the krnds of dreams that sta xxrth us longer and rt rs small xonder that they do Af arn xxe turn to Mr Webster for the correct defrn tron of '1 dav clrearn Hc comes to the rescue xxrth '1I IlIC1llll mus rn In a dax dream xxe prctrrre ou xxe are frn our uav dreams of coursej xery successful perhaps xery brrllrant or perhaps exen rf xxe haxe a ood rmagrnatron beautrful Our forefathcrs bclrex ed that all dreams had some sort of specral 'nerrr mg Just as they had belrefs rbout the xx eather and the 'noon But noxx rn ou present day and 'ree due to some exte t to our better educatron rt rs reneral knoxvledffe that dreams mean nothrnfr Ihe only thrn that thex could possrblx mean rs that the person had eaten too much or somethrng rndrffestrble So no people belreye that these txxo are not the only reasons for dreamrnv Manx tell us that xxhat xxe dream can alxx 'Qs traced back to the thrn s that were pre domrnant rn our mrnds xx hen xv xxent to e I'he people of the Brble belrexecl rn dreams and xrxhat xxas good enough for them rs certarnly good enough for Besrdes I am afrarcl xxe xwrll fro on dream rnof anvxx ay especrallv day dreamrnff Hattre Parker 49 H0016 Books haxe alxx ays seemed to me Somethrnf very great They lure me to the far off lands They make rrre thrnk of fate They make me ponder and remrnrsce They grxe me many dreams Thev make me thrnk of bv 'fone days They change my lrfe rt seems They help rrre prcture excrtrnf thrngs Phat happened lon f '1 o My rrrrnd rs frlled xxrth ecstatrc lrox My xxhole heart rs agloxx Vrolette LeBlanc 47 IIHNDI' Vl HFIRS IDIOSXNI R U ll S Wrth onlx a rcnrfe at exerx meal He eats anvthrn from broth to xeal And xx hen hrs mate bef rrrs to scold He savs Mx first xxrfe xx as a ood as Oo For xx hen I ate xxrth mv trusty knrfe There xx 'rs no strug le there xx as no strrfe She fusses and frrsses about hrs proc But she mrffht rs xxcll tallx to r prece of trrpe He chexxs terbakka and um tooether Looks at the moon and predrcts the xx eather Yes qurte 1 queer old duck rs he And he ll rrcxer chanf e undoulrtecllx Perrx Hardrnc, 42 I P IN NI UNI- The nrelloxx moon of srlx er lrght Brrnf s beautx on the darkest nrfrht A xelloxx sun and har est frrrn Brrnff happx davs and olden f arn Shrrlev Scott 43 'k'k29'k'k 1 'I' 'k . . 1 . VV w v V , ' ' , ' A1 4 5 V 1: 1 . . 7 H H US. 1 1 , r . . v v. . . 1 1. V, ' 1 1 ' . Y .- ' - - b 1 g 1 f ' 0' ' . . - v r f -1 1: 1' ' 1 , ' V V V ' V V , 1 ' , ' 9 . L V V . v - ,- V L b ' ' 2 f. I C Y V ' ' , , , - . V V- C ' Y 7 ' K 0 c ' , - . . C ' ' 1 1 1 . 1 V K V A I Y Y ' i 'Y ' C I -Ps I , ' V V V . . D 1 . V . L V , L I . 1 ' ' ci 1 ' 1 . . . . . . ,- . . '. . . ' C, tl' , 1 11 .1 1 ' I 1 cr - - 1 1 1 , , ,. ,V C . P- P- 1 1 1 , 1 I., , 1V , . . , . . . V V V . V V ' ' V V V 1 ' ' ' - . . 1 1 1. . , A V . . X ' r V C ' '. 1 15' , 1 1 c . V 5 ' .4 lx 1 . . ' . V ' w x 1 1 1 ' ' 1 x v 1 ,Q ' . . I . 1 . 'I 1 r 1 , 21 . V V f ' I ' - 1 - V - . I 1 ct 1 . , I C Y 1 -V 1 . V V V . V V' K c ' ' V- . ' ' ' b ' ' 1 1 - Q . 1 . 0. - V- V . . V.- . V V. 1 G D. 1 1 I 1 A A v , c rl , 7 - V V ' I V V - :selves as xxe xx ould lrke to be. lerhaps f' V -V - VC A ,,- L V 1 V 1 , . 1 1 1 If, . ' 1 V V . . 1 ' - V - 7 g ld. , , Y V V L V K . ,V k y V ' V V O. , 4 h , V L, V V - U . V V r w 11 bt, V 11 1 1 , . I' . . V, V ' V 1 r 1 ' .V V V ' V ' 1 11 1 1 ,1, , 1 1. 1 I ' 1' 1 ' , 1 1' ' 1 r Z - ' , . ,, , , ' , . . . c- 4 ' '- f , 1 1 . 1 I ' 1 ,' 1 1 1 1 bl , VT 1 1 ' 1 Il . ' , C ' . 1 1 1 1 1 , fc V L D 3, 1 1 1' 1 IQ. ' 1 V U . V ' V 1, 1 1 'I V ' U- V , V ' . , 5 C U 1 1 V V V . r , . C rs r L . - 1 1 1 ' c 1 V V V . ' ,. ' K v O . 1 D v' v u ' ' ' 1 K 1 . . 4 A r ' V ' ' C f za' 1, 1 V V V , ,, 1 D- 1 - C K DC AV V C V .V D 2 ' U' ' ' - V V V . ' 1 rs' 4 . 1 'V 1 1 I ' 1 ' 0 ' ' ' cr - ' Cu 4 1 1 V ' C rs rl - b d ' '

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M H S BULLDOG 1942 whlch he thought would surely be good Fmally contlnued the hunter I kllled the wolf Borls was badlv hurt as the wolf proved stronger than he As the other vs olf was very tlred and hurt by thls t1me I spent llttle tlme Hmshlng hlm I went huntln for a bear but brought back two w olx es besldes al though BOTIS and I were cruelly hurt After arrlxlng ln the vlllage I falnted from loss of blood I opened my eyes ln a klnd xlllagers hut and related my story to hlrll I stayed there untll I re galned my health and repald hls kmd ness by lung h1m the anlmal sklns BOTIS and I then contmued our Journey on our w ay to other adventures It lS a wonder I am l1v1ng to tell th1s storv Oh what a wonderful story sald Ignace wlth shlnlng eyes By the expresslons on the others faces the hunter knew he had pleased them and left them to dream of these excltlng storles untll he returned the fOllOXVlI1g' year Mlflam Kochaklan 45 S AN DIY ICHFS NE of the most dellghtful expe rlences I know IS to start eatlng one of those amazmg sandwlches such a.s Dagwood ln the comlcs engoys about tw elxe oclock when the house lS dark and mysterlous Th1s sandvslch goes bv the name of a club sandwlch It IS usuallv made of tomatoes cucumbers roast chlcken frled bacon mlyonnalse fll'9SSlTlg lettuce 'md anvthlng, else 'lx 'u 'able IU the refrlgerator About thls tlme Blondle heqrm someone pro slln around ClOXYl1St3lTS thmks there IS '1 burglar ln the house and screams Dag xood wlth hls mouth wlde open readv to take hls first blte Jumps a foot and drops thls dellghtful sandvuch on Blondles spotles kltchen floor whlch IS no longer spotless Th1S IS a regular occurrence at the Bumstead household so we wlll leave Dagwood to get out of the mess the be t way he knows how Another well known sandwlch lS the hamburger It has been made famous by the excr popular Wlmpy who pfxt ronlzes Rough house Restaurant and trles to get a hamburger on th house Usually he does by foollng Roughhouse wlth some ordmarj, trlck Th1S SEll1dXV1Ch IS made w1th ground beef flattened out 1nto a p'1tt1e and frled then put between a bun Ketchup adds reatlv to the Havol Dld you ex er try a Sardme Sandw1ch'7 If you llke sardlnes you re bound to l1ke th1s It lsnt made famous bv anyone but lt IS xery ood to eat Mash sardlnes very fine add yokes of hardbolled eggs rubbed throu h a sleve Season wlth salt lemon Julce and a few drops of ollxe oll 1 few plckles and ollves chopped fine can be added for tered bread Next tlme you get a hankerlng such as Dagwood ets dont fall 0 trv my rule for Sardlne Sandwlches and may Heaven help you through the mghtl Sweet dreams Charlotte Carrlngton 49 THF NHRIXI 014 'PHP PIOOD Roarlng oer the sands Cuttmg through the lands Wlndm round the trees RlDDl.ll'1g., ln the breeze Swlrllng past the hed es Leaplnf oer the ledges Washln away the blldg6S Fallln o er the ridges Splashln past the Sterrys Onward toward MacLar1es Goes the llttle brook and Rushmg rner Jommg ln the flood Iva Farrand 4,2 'k'k'21'k'k at ir . . . 'k 'I' u ' 11 ' ss ' 1 1 ' 1 v ll 7' T v ' S - , , r . , . ' I g . - f - f Y ' v - - c c , 1 . ' :A V7 v D , .. N1 ' - . . . . ' Ll 17 1 V V O , . r , , ,... M 1 ' C Y . v . . . - or v 1 - - K n I J U. y. T . . . ' g . . . . . . Y - V v ' v Y' ' v Q ' A 4 1 KA YYY ' . l V SI '. Y 1 7 I I . , rr ,K C5 ' Y Y r 1 Q C K . I Q 1 A ' ' - taste. Spread between thln sllces of but- ' Y V ll YY O- ! ' t ' l . . A O ' ' I Y ' v H vs ' - ' ' - , Y I Y I V ' 7 ' 1 1 Y 1 ' A l . . I A 1 ' b ' 7 1 ' Y I ' :- 4 'v . f u . v I ' 0' Y . . . rw Y . . .1 , , 'r c A 7' . 4 'I 1- D G I . . . , , C V 2 ' . T , ' ' n - vv - 0 C, h t, , , c 4. . . . . 0- V . X, , rw 5. v - 1 - O- g . K I C C, . li 97 ' ' ' Y . , . ,Q . ' , , S D , a ' , ,