Mexico High School - Pep Yearbook (Mexico, ME)

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didn't think that we nuggets could talk but we did. We had some pretty rousing conversations, especially after I landed beside one pretty little girl Unuggettef, She was pretty as anything you could imagine. We planned to get married and perhaps have some gold dust, but it was at this time that the prospectors found me. The little nuggette felt pretty bad, I hope, and I have never seen her since, so that part of my life is just a memory. Well I was found with great joy and exuber- ance . My finder jumped around and held me up in the air as though I were really something important. I couldn't understand why all the fuss was being made over me, but I guess it was because I was so big. Then the old China- man dumped me into a little brown leather bag, where I met some more gold. We were all FRANK HARGREAVES, Ph. G. MEXICO PHARMACY Main Street, MEXICO, MAINE HARGRIEAVES' DRUG STORE 60 Congress Street, RUMFORD, MAINE EXPERT PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Compliments of LCRI STUDIOS F ine Portraits ll8 Lisbon Street-Second Floor Lewiston, Maine Phone 2323 FFT L. P P - Q Tr- G. B LFC R COMPAN 49 Congres' ' -1-f ' Attleboro, Compliments of - A Massachussetts. WiSEiFG ,ings and Pins S Commencement Invitations ,, Diplomas, Personal Cards UNM ,resented by-Donald B. Tupper, 'T Westview Road, 40 Ll' 1' ' .pe Elizabeth, Maine.

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scared and lonesome but after awhile we got over that. We traveled for quite a while and then I guess we entered a village, because it was awfully noisy outside. At the village I was shown to everybody, and finally exchanged for some dirty green stuff. This hurt my pride, to think that I was worth no more than that was. I was put into another bag, and then for a long time, nothing happened except that we seemed to be traveling. U We finally came to the end of our journey. By inquiry we found that we were at a relinery. Here we were to be made into rings, lockets, chains, watches, and even teeth, whatever they are. I, Wing Ding, was made into a class ring. On my back was the letter M on a raised block, and on my sides was the date 1945. Then along with a whole group of rings just like me, I was sent to a sooty little town called Mexico, somewhere in Maine. We went to a nice school and first I met a Mr. Thomas. I didnit know what to think of him, but I guess he was all right. Again I was swapped for some of that dirty green stuff. It was a dark haired, handsome fellow who claimed me. We got along fine, but he swapped me for another. I guess the girl I landed with meant something to him, because she was very pleased to get me. After awhile, I grew to like her and wanted to stay with her. However, I fit loosely upon her finger and I knew that she would lose me. She lost me, much to my sorrow. I didn't stay lost very long though. A little girl found me and after many discussions with a few other people, I was taken back to the dark haired boy. We were over- joyed to see each other. Now I am safe and happy again, but who knows what may happen to me next? -Douglas Hutchinson MAKE pnorecr ,W 155' I I SCHOOL 'Yfs 1 H. Pnovsnw a 'aff , ' riff pf W-f- Y-' ' 3 , , I3 l 'fe 3 Q 5 0 1 A, , af' K KM 'Z--1 , 1 mf .11 1 fl., 0:7145 'is in . , al ' i , ,f 5 J , R 4'9 a A - QE r 'riff 'H i A ,- f W W rd M v f ul f . I ff' 1 , Wg - 9 1 ' X l1Zf 'v ' ' THE Hood Ice Cream Co.