Miss Fines School - Link Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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Out After that day Louie was never on the same footing r-.rth the rest of the gang Somehow they seemed to avord hrm to tlrrnk of hrm rn the same prtyrng rw ay they thought of all the krds who weren t members untrl soon he too xt as completely excluded and be came instead of the leader a mere watcher It was funny how quickly rt had all happened not a gradual slots cooling but a quick break all centering around that one rncrdent the death of the Do Mhen thex heard the Grinding of the t uck brakes all Elle -rrng came running out to see mrat hr r rrened 1 rl s ust one oi the banaoe 1 e r r 4 Te rx t ienr be something interesting lor tr nrornent ek etx one looked doxxn rn silence at the brown and white spotted thing that lay limp rn the street Then Dannx for'7 There s no use writing all dav Just looking at a dead mutt Come on lets go Ex eryone turned to leave but suddenly Danny caught sight of Louie who standing a lrttle apart from the rest was strll lookrng at the dead animal While he looked Loure thought hov. thc Sanapellrs dog had always run out to lrck hrs hand when he sau hrm and he saw with vrvrd clearness the trre mark where the baker s delrx erv truck had run over its back Hey Louie didn t ya hear me'P he re going nom lf ue hurrx we can still Brit something rn loure s expression stopped hrm rn nrrd sentence lhen he s rrd rn an rrrcredulous tone llet felloks look at 1.0llle lle s I think he s crxrng' The rest of the gang stopped rn their tracks Sloxslx ther X heeled around and it rlkeo up to Louie Gee he s crying over the Sanapellrs ol pooch Look at that Louie can l get ya a hankerchref'P a sneerrng vorcc came from the back of the group Louie what s Nong? Xxhy xa crying Loure hunh'P Danny had been standing looking from Louie to the Dog Finally light damned on hrs face I know what rt rs guys he said rn clrrldrsh wonderment lorrre s a cry baby that s rrhat rt rs The head of our gang s a cry babx' There was a gasp from the rest of the group then s on lov murr rut of assent eure 1 .re ner ine xo ernre again lrorn the back or ure eroxse. elthers took up the sing song chant until rt seemed that the xthole street echoed x ith the sound of the shrrll Lourc s a cry baby Loure s a cry babv The gang moved closer and closer around hrm untrl he felt that there rw ere hundreds of boys a pressing rn on hrm and all chanting that same phrase He wanted to stop crying to tell them that they were all wrong and that he drdn t care a brt about the Dog But he could feel the tears rolling down hrs face Nov. they it ere crowding around hrm even more around hrm and the Dog Suddenly he could bear rt no longer He took a deep breath and kreked the Dog as hard as he could Ihate rt he heard himself screaming onlv somehow rt didn t seein lrke hrs worce but lrke one he had never heard before thrs l hate the dopey dog and l hate everything' Then he blrndlx lunged fighting and krckrng untrl he has somehow out of forming rn awed circle a ound hrnr Ther stood and the crowd and rn an open space He rushed across the r Jro er r e s s rio rr ho . . .. . V- U , . . . , V. .. . , . . V - ,. - . V - , , A - . , - . V . . U V . VV . V . . ,, V ,. .H, V- , V . . V -' s s 1 , s ' ' K- 'Q ' 1- r 4 O ' .' ' xdlarr' H. M-JV' 'ff r 2 Iflls' :r.l ' ' I . A . ol' loss be :xv :un Wei, I rr V' sal. I if. ght it'.. ' r r'rr:b1.bx' that san 5 --r b ' ree . . O' r,',V' : . , .-.Jr . ei . ' -. f- , r- , 3 Y I ' m m Y 1 - 1 ' , A I 5 shrugged his shoulders. Well, what are we waiting twelve-year-old voices. V. V . . . . .. . . - - . V .. . . , - . 3 U ll y Y I f V 1 ' ' 1 V ' - 11 , , , x ' . ' Y ' ' -- V V . , . V . , . s ' s ' ' 1 ' r y r ' ' V . VV V VV 0 . . I ' ' r f fr ' u ' ' ' - s s s ' ' ' -- ' ' r r - f' ' I ' r r s V ' . --, , s s r ' ' ' s s ' ' v ' r - ' ee , ,V , , V' r I- ,lv V- r . s L 'Q - ' Y ' sr ' ' ' ' V ' s ' V -V ' y I k - . ' s - I ' I V, 5 v f ' ks. 1 rr - s zrtclred 'l'?1e'n 'll njxl lf' 'nto Q3 Em! 13-3,5 strc-et up the gtair. and 'rt i 's use 52