Maplewood Academy - Maple Log Yearbook (Hutchinson, MN)

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, N f N 'P' .1 1, uU'roHsoNxAN ,- X - -q- v x S l .fe , '-f-.4 avi' 1? vllmwlwmsxts f 11 NMMA? 1--.gg-.,, I AUTO SUPPLIES RADIO SPORTING GOODS 5 Coast to Coast Store 0. A. Luedtke, Prop. 37 N. Main Street, Hutchinson, Minn. I Personal Service Guaranteed Satlsfi-l.Cti0I'l LOWE! PPICGS N UH . , . ,. The Cat an the Lion Carving n lion out of soap so that he will look like a real king of the forest springing at his prey is the ambition of Ed Gamirnon, whose artistic bent impels him to carve and create wondrous things out of cakes of humble Ivory. Sunday morning he met with the Art class, as usual, to pro- ceed with his craft. Brut the lion wouldn't get out of the soap naturally. What do .a lion's elbows and wrists look like, anyhow? asked Ed. No one knew. This lion's tail stands up straight, said Ed, just like a cat's - Ah-a bright idea. Why not use a cat for a model of the lion. They are of the same family. Off went Ed for cap and jacket and hied him to the barn to capture pussy. Come, Pussy-get nice milk -said Ed coaxingly. Not me -said Pussy. I'm not so foolish. Come, Pussyg come, Pussy, said Ed. Pussy retreated coldly and sneered, I don't trust you, young man. Your purpose may not be agreeable to me. I think I'd better imove on as quickly as possible -and she ran. f Said Ed, I can run as fast as you can -but he couldn't slide through cracks so easily. Kitty ran up in the hayloft. Ed ran too-but Kitty got away and radioed back to all felines that an enemy was around- Beware! Who knows, but it is going to be the death of us in that dreadful laboratory where my grandad disappeared , thought Tabby. Ed returned empty-handed to his work. If only I had a pet lion , he said, but I don't know how to make his legs when I don't know how they look. Art has its handicaps and discouragements but Ed is not the kind to give up. Finally a plaster lion without a tail was found in a closet and the young artist had a model at least more manageable than a cat.