Monett High School - Cuborama Yearbook (Monett, MO)

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Aahxne auth the llxgrnn In the New York dlvorce court Mr Van Dyke a wealthy 1es1dent of New York IS endeasormg to obtam a dlvorce from h1s wlfe The case has been IH court two days when Mr Van Dyke obtalns h1s dlvorce and the custody of h1s son Walter 1un1or age five The mother IS granted the custody of the gnl Nad1ne age seven She pleads w1th the 1udge to g1ve her the boy and not separate brother and s1ster but she pleads IH va1n Mrs Van Dyke and Nad1ne have packed a few belonglngs and are pre par1ng to leave thelr Irlfth avenue home Walter and Nad1ne do not fully reallze what 19 about to take place When thelr playthlngs are d1v1ded Nad1ne 19 about to leaxe when her eyes catch slght of a large g1lt cage whlch slts on a table IH the room In the cage are two beautlful carrler plgeons Walter takes one from the cage and hands It to h1s s1ster then she goes Walter and h1s father find It very lonesome 1n such a large house but Mr Van Dyke IS a verv self w1lled man and though he would take h1s w1fe back agam he lb too ploud to seek her forglveness Meanw h1le Nad1ne and her mother do not fare so well Although Mrs Van Dyke has been sew1ng smce the separatlon she finds her funds are runnmg low 'She IQ strlcken w1th the slow fever not belng used to such mcessant labor There was no one to care for her but Nad1ne who feels badly over her mother s xllness and lb homeslck She has been separated from her father and Dy ke was not as well as usual The doctor left several prescrlptlons to be taken to the drug store and departed Mrs V-ln Dyke fell lnto a llght sleep shortly after the doctor had left When Nad1ne was sure that her mother was asleep she lald her head on the table and wept for she was homeslck and had no money w1th whlch to procure the med1c1ne for her mother Whlle she was s1tt1ng 1n thls pos1t1on the pxgeon perched 1tself on her shouldel Nad1ne talked to the blld tellmg h1m all her troubles after whlch she felt better Whlle she sat ponderlng a plan was slowly formed ln her ITIIHCI Tak1ng a small plece of note paper she wlote the follow mg short message Dear Papa It has been so long smce I saw you and brother Mother 1s so slck that I want you to come to us Nad1ne Thls note she t1ed around the plg9OI'l s neck opened the w1ndow and after saylng a few words to It rllowed It to fly awav The blrd soared unceltalnly fol awhlle but 'ts It became accustomed to lt and felt the 1oy of belng at llberty It flew w1th great speed Mr V-in Dyke and Walter had Just descended to the llbrary and Walter was askmg h1s father how long It would be before h1s mother 7 9 1 6 A 1 , u y , . 7 n . L . y . . . ' 7 7 1 7 ' ' f 1 '. ' , , ' ' , , . . . , ' g . . 1. K - . . . , U . ' V w. 1 0 . . , . .I . . . . . , C n A I , ' 1 1 - ' 1 ' , ' 1 L. -I L I , n , . .. 1 . K , . s . . , , . . YI 1 ' N v , , . .1 I . A A brother for three months. The doctor came one mornlng and Mrs. Van 7 nd nu n . 5 Av A . , . A. C L s' I n ' 1 1 1 1 ' s . . . , . V . . V . , . . , . . . I ' I Ll, I L . . lf' , I v w Y ' ' , , . . . ' ' 1 11 1' 1 . , . . a 1- N V C 1 Cn n A L 1 K K ' 7 7 7 1. ' v r A ' Y 2 1 ' U . ' .1 1 A . v 1 v . . . 7 y C' ' I , I A a n C , A t 1 1 1 ' ' 1 . v ' ' - 'iv

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A gifrene in Qllnnefs lame T e scene Was beaut1ful on that summer day The flelds were covered w1th new mown hay Ou of the brush that along the r1ve1 grew e deer came to water two by two T e fox had crept to hxs lonely den 'lo leave for an hour the farmer s hen The blrds were among the branches gay Smgmg the1r sweetest songs that day The squlrrels among the branches played Por thls was the1r home and here they stayed Phe possum had long slnce gone to bed And on some leaves layed hls weary head The quall was roused from h1s evenmg s bed And to hls mate he proudly sa1d We ll fly, 0 er the meadow we ll fly all day long And smg to the World our happy song But why were all these th1ngs so glad ' Fhere wasn t one of them feehng sad Ah let me tell you 1f I may Why they were so happy thls summel s ay bupld had whlspered 1nto the1r ear Now all be happy and all of good cheer Ior over yon mountaln today Wlll come Two lovers w1th hearts that ale full of fun What are the1r names'7 the 1ob1n crled The vvmd asked the same as It loudly slghed Cup1d made ansvx er Why that deal gxrll She IS known as beautlful Pearl The other? shouted the owl from ox erhead Hls name sald Cup1d IS Lonestal Fred Here they come' shouted the owl And 1n h1s deep eyes there shovned a scovsl I overheard a word or two And these few words Ill tell to you bay Pearl d1d you ever stop lo thmk of these flowers and beautlful crops? And ln the orchard the apples red Are the best that are made he proudly sald h , t ' - f Ph , . x v Y , , . . 1 . . r v - . . . . . , ' . if Y V , Y 5 ' ,Y . T . - . l . r , 9 - , . . r 7 J . 4, L f dc . , . . . . . . . as K 1 F . . 1 . 4 ,, an I - X av , ' ' v' w ' y w' . . . . . . 1 I 1 V KK I I 1 ' A . , , . ' Q 1 ' U . . . fl Y, L Y V fl ' Y, ' ' ll' 1 i ' Y Y, . , . , . . u U , - y . . 1 N 1 Y V . T . . U f 1 1 1 , D , . . ac 41 , ' 1 1 ' V' ' ' 1 w ' Q . . . . , , 1 V ' . , . .