Newport High School - Live Wire Yearbook (Newport, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1937 volume:

School QUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr Ray Robmson FACULTY Mr Joseph B Chaplln Prlnclpal Mathematlcs Agrlculture Mr FrankN Eaton Jr Sclence Economlcs Mlss Laura Pratt Enghsh Amerlcan Hlstory Mlss M1r1am Anderson Latin French World Hlstory Mrs Madellne Hall Commercial Department Mlss Ruth Todd Home Economlcs Mlss Gertrude Thorne Muslc SCHOOL BOARD Mrs Gladys Tltcomb Mr Sldney Merrlll CLASS OFFICERS SFNIORS Pres V Pres and Treas Homer Woodward Archle Hatch Eleanor Hunt ec JUNIORS Pres V Pres and Treas Edward Weed Jr Almer Davls Ruby Ferry ec SOPHOMORES Charles Tltcomb Ruth Morton Margaret Soper ec Pres V Pres and Treas FRESHMEN George McGlaufim Patrlcla Rlchards Barbara Swett Sec and Treas Pres V Pres Directory CLU B OFFICERS ENGLISH CLUB Paullne Fraser Pres Mary Falrbrother V Pres Vincent Smlth Sec and Treas N CLUB Archle Hatch Pres Hartley Banton lst V Pres Palmer Tedesco 2nd V Pres Paullne Fraser Homer Woodward DEBATE CLUB Hartley Banton Archle Hatch Lyndon Small ec and FUTURE FARMERS Charles Tltcomb Elwood Parent V Almer Davls Harold Ferry FRENCH CLUB Vmcent Smxth Lucllle MCGl8uH1H V ec Treas Pres Pres Treas Pres Pres ec Treas Pres Pres Margaret Soper Sec and Treas ORCHESTRA Charles Gould Buslness Mgr Vmcent Smlth Ass t Mgr Madellne Banton Llbrarlan Nellle Lewls Tre8S Bors GLEE CLUB Carl Sawyer Pres Hartley Banton V Pres Elwood Parent Sec and Treas GIRL s GLEE CLUB Freda Beek Pres Vlllora Knowles V Pres Vlrglnxa Potter Sec and Treas Boosran Bonn Charles Gould Edxtor ln Chlef Roland Stuart Cartoonlst Carlton Brackett f Semor Editors Pauline Fraser S Freda Beek Junlor Edltors Vera Basford l Lucllle McG1auh1n I Sophomore Edxtors Charles Tltcomb l Patrlcla Richards Freshman Edltors Woodford Mooers S . . . ' S S . I . ' ' s Mr. Frank Boylan ' ' 1 ' , s . ' I , S ' ' 1 as w 1 H S . . I - - .. . I Q . . . I . FRANK N EATON JR Qec zcaizon We respectfully dedicate thls Issue of the Llve WIFE to our Coach Science Instructor and lfrlend Mr Frank N Eaton Jr 1n apprecxatxon of hls frlendslnp and counsel . , . . . . U . . ,, , . , . 1 1 1 . . , ., 1P+JL.i--i.lQ-3l..i4--4--lvl?-41lL.j'-P 'Illlf I.Ivlf WIRE VOL 9 NEWPORT MAINE MAY 1937 NO 1 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF Newport lllgh School ARTHUR W LANDER PRINT NEWPORT MAINE -lvvvifvvlv Q' 'O' -lf'Ofi7'?'W?'i0' -l 'i 'Y Q' -Yi' 'I' -P 'P 'I 7 ? P '77'i ...gxkQX.:,-. llve Wl'lre Board' Edltor m Chlef, Hartley Banton '37 News, Vlncent Smlth ' Llterary Edltor, Mary Dresser '37 AthletlCS, Boys', J Merrill Carter '37 Jokes, Madellne Banton '38 Paul Wltham '40 G1rls', Barbara Swett '89 Exchanges, Lvndon Small '39 Busmess Manager, Homer Woodward '37 Alumni, Margaret Soper '40 Asslstant, Edward Weed, '38 ' ! 1 1 ii? Ifi -. - , ..- 66 ' ' 9 . . . . 38 lL.il--Lil-4Li-i be zfowcrfs ENLARGEMENT OF OUR CURRICULUM THROUGH CORRESPONDLNCE SCHOOL COURSES Many hlgh schools today do not have all the courses avallable for the pupxls that are deslrable or that are offered ln the larger hlgh schools and prepar atory schools havlng greater financial means In order to provlde these de slred courses many lnstltutlons are enlarging thelr curricula by OEGPIUQ' done 1n correspondence school courses If the student flIllSh6S the course as offered by the correspondence school he gets as much credit as he would re celve had he taken the subject as a regular course Faculty supervlslon can be provlded wlth practlcally no burden to the teacher In thls way the pupll IS given a much more varled course of study to choose from We mlght c1te an example of the practlcabllltv of th1s plan we find a student who wants to go to the Mass achusetts Instltute of Technology after he completes hls work 1n hlgh school He learns that ln order to go he wlll need at least one half year s prepara tlon ln both solld geometery and trlg onometry As these subjects are not offered ln the average high school thlS boy IS obllged to go to a prepara tory school for a year or else choose another college If hls hlgh school gave credlt ln correspondence school courses he could attend the same school and be prepared for the ad vanced mstltutlon wlthout the loss of a year IH a preparatory school Of course thls program would entall some expense but the pupll could pay thls small sum and when he had fimshed the course the school mlght refund one half By thls means the pupll and school would stand the ex pense equally and the school would have the guarantee that the pupll dld hls work well Otherwlse the school would have no expense as 1tS refund would come only after the pupll had success fully completed hls work Let s hope we can see such a pro gram go through and thereby mam tam for N H S everything that IS offered the students of the rich c1ty schools MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Why aren t more students learmng to play muslcal 1nstruments'P They aiord much fun and are a way to spend lelsure tlme Many students llke to hear good orchestras over the radlo but why aren t more lnterested ln produclng muslc llke thls them selves? A good chance for experlence IS glven here 1n the school by the school orchestra At the present tlme a few students are studymg v1ol1n or trumpet and one IS lessons One can that ln a few years the school orches tra wlll be a very small organlzatlon taklng trombone lmmedlately see -401'-W --lil W Z, 1 , ,ti ' I . . . g ' ! , . ' 9 the pupil credit in school for work ' . 9 . .. . l , . . i . . - 9 , - ' , r ' 7 ! 9 , - NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL 4 I 5 l 4- Orchestral muslclans FQCGIVB falrly hlgh wages The ordlnary dance band player ln thls sectlon FQCGIVGS from two to five dollars for an even lng s work The hlgher type of dance band TSCGIVES much more and such men as Armstrong and Goodman re CSIVG as much as many hlghly pald buslness ofliclals However lf one does not llke thls type of muslc he can go lnto concert work Here the men get large salarles and there IS a good opportunlty for success Therefore the study of a muslcal lnstrument IS never a waste of tlme and even though one never plays ln an orchestra or band he wlll recelve much enjoyment from hls lnstrument by Just tootlng around DUTY We are taught that for every rlght whlch we possess we have also a cor respondlng duty to perform We have rlghts as cltlzens What are our cor respondlng dutles'? There are many dutles for us to carry out One of them IS ln defendlng our country Thls seems to be the first duty Wlth a large percentage of our people The only ldea that many of these people have of defendlng thelr country IS by the use of arms There are many ways of defendlng our country many means whlch we may use Two ways Whlch present to us these thlngs of most Importance are one defence by the use of arms the other obedlence to our natlon s laws To see a great army marchlng away to fight for 1tS country lS some thlng we may feel rlghtly proud of We see our army of brave resolute and determlned men wllllng to glV6 thelr llves for thelr country We have seen thlS loyalty and pa tFl0tlSm portrayed many tlmes IU the hlstory of our country once ln 1861 when thousands and thousands of brave men marched away to the South to fight for thelr country What was the motlve of their actlon'7 It was slmply that duty called them And agaln ln 1917 was lt not duty that caused many a man to leave home frlends and everythlng Whlch he loved to enter lnto a COHHICIZ the out come of whlch he knew nothlng? Some say What more can soldlers do for thelr country? But dld you ever more lmportant duty yet that of obedlence to laws? If these laws were obeyed as they should be there would be less need of warrlors and iightlng men If we wlsh to avold trouble Wlth other natlons we must obey lnterna tlonal law In deallng wlth natlons we should regard them as lndlvlduals We should try to do wlth them as we would have them do unto us Is thls not our duty? In the State of Malne we have laws enough but the trouble IS that what we have are not enforced In the school also there are a great many dutles for students Here agam the first one IS loyalty or obedlence to law The best show of loyalty IS ln school splrlt Each one should be more than loyal ln helplng carry out actlvltles Good sportsmanshlp IS ln another sense a speclman of loyalty So you future cltlzens of Amerlca conslder It your hlgh6St duty next to ' - 1 . , . . . - . - .A L. L. , . 7 ! I . , - . ' . . 54 . . ' Ll ' 77 ' 37 ' think that these very armies have a ! . . . . . r I ' 1 . 9 : . - . , 1 : . . . t . . , . . . , , I Y ' . , , ' 1 llll' LIVI' WIKI -t I 6 l 4- trust in God to be loyal Startin now and prepare for an eventful future WHAT OF THE FUTURE? The depression so we are told is a thing of the past Prices are going which is always a sign of a country returning to its own Jobs are more plentiful But is there enough work for the many who want and need it? fhere are still manv unemployed and every held seems fairly well hlled What does the future offer for the students graduating from school and college' Must they go blindly forth trusting to fate and hoping Dame Fortune will look their Wav' At present this seems to be a gamble but wr are sporting enough to take thin TS as they are plant both feet on the ground and strive for what we have in our minds There will be classes will hawe to hurdle and lf they lose their stride their chance in the future will be lost It means studv and work for those who strive to make places tor themselves in the world -4:o:- ' ' . 1 Y ? Y. . , - 1 4 - ' x - ' 1 - 1 - PK . 1 up. Strikes are the topics of the hour, many obstacles which the graduating . 7 ' I L. . Y - 1 NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL ass 0 lQ3g ezzjnmf jggjiz Jtfz Jo! Q 'C'? l l l l'4'-l l l' 6 X Homer Woodward General Course Woody Class Prophecy Class Treasurerl Class Presldent 4 Abraham Clark Hlgh School Roselle N J 2 Jun lor Exhlbltlon Wmter Carmval Play4 N Club 3 4 Freasurer 4 Engllsh Club4 Asslstant Busmess Manager L1veW1re 3 Busmess Manager 4 Bas ketball 3 4 Captaln 4 Medal Award3 Baseball 3 '1rack3 Wmter Carn1val3 4 Boy s Trophy Cup4 Natlonal Athletlc and Scholarshlp Society 4 The three years you have been our classmate ln N H S Wlll always be a pleasant memory for us all You have been an athlete a buslness man and a speaker for our class Your sportsmanship and w1ll mgness to help wxll long be remembered Wlshmg you Greatest success ln all that you undertake' Archle Hatch General Course Archle 4 Jumor Exh1b1t1on U of M Speakmg Contest 3 Montgomery Speaklng Contest3 4 N Club 3 4 Pres1dent4 Wmter Carmval Play 4 Engllsh Club4 Basketball 4 Track 3 Captaln 3 4 Debatlng 4 Cheer Leader 2 Natlonal Athletic and Scholarship Soclety 4 Archle you came to us ln our Freshman year and rlght then and there our class reallzed that we had recelved one of our greatest assets you Four short years we struggled onward together and now So long may God speed you on to success Eleanor Hunt Red Commerclal Course Class Clfts Class Secretary and Treasurer 4 Semor Play Orchestra 1 2 Glee Club 2 N Club 4 Port land Hugh School 3 Operetta 1 Eastern Music Camp Eleanor and the Royal Northwest Mounted have somethlngm common they both get their man But serlously Eleanor we Wash you the best of luck and happlness ID the future -L l 7 l 4- ! 3 P I Pd LL 4, , 'X 1 ' 'IP' O- f 1 A w . xr f f f C I 1 u H , , 3 ' 5 , . - ' Z ' . . . . 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I THE LIVE WIRL Carlyle Stackpole Stacky College Course Valedxctory Class Treasurer 2 Engllsh Club 2 3 4 French Club 4 Debating 4 English blub Prlze 1 Carlyle seems to head the class when It comes to recltatlons He surely has been a valued member to the Semor Class and hls frlends are many We often wonder what l1es behmd hls success Hartley Banton College Course Banty Salutatory U of M Speak1ngContest3 Montgom ery Speaklng Contest4 Semor Play N Club2 8 4 Vlce Presldent 4 English Club 1 2 3 4 Debate Club3 4 Vxce Presldent 3 Presldent 4 Boys Glee Club2 4 Vlce Pres1dent4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Ass t Busmess Manager 3 N H S I'r1o 3 Llve Wlre Boardl 2 3 4 Edltorln Che1f4 Booster Board2 3 Baseball2 3 Basketball3 4 Track2 Cross Conn try 2 Wmter Sports 4 Natlonal Athletlc Scholarshlp Soc1ety2 3 4 All Malne School Band and Orchestra 4 Debat1ng2 3 4 Hartley has taken part ln all that our class has un dertakep to do wlth aready and wlllmg hand We don t know whether he plans to be an Orator Muslclan or an Athlete but we know he wlllbe a leader ln what ever he does We all wlsh you the best of luck at col lege and ln your later llfe Banty Paulme Fraser General Course Polly Honor Essay Freshman Engllsh Club Prlze 1 Fare well address to Senlors 3 Semor Play 4 Engllsh Club 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 French Club4 N Club2 3 4 Secretary 4 Llve Wlre Board 3 Wmter Carmval 2 Booster Board4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3 Man ager3 Medal AWard3 GleeClub1 2 U of M Play Day 2 3 To Polly the glrl athlete of our class Not only have you been a leader 1n gurls athletlcs but you have also been actlve ln many of our clubs You have been a swell classmate and schoolmate to all The best of luck to you Polly ln the future Mary Dresser Mary General Course 2nd Honor Essay Student Counclll Semor Play English Clubl 2 3 4 L1ve Wlre Boardl 2 3 4 Junlor Exhlbltlon Mary has been the play glrl of our class She s al Ways laughmg and always has a good word for every one Mary we know that you can t help being a success lf you keep your Joyful spmt through llfe NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL John Merrlll Carter Boake College Course Presentatlon of Medals Cross Country 2 Glee Club 2 4 N Club 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Baseball3 Engllsh Club3 4 Basketball4 Debatlng Club4 Llve Wlre Boarda National Athletlc and Scholarshlp Soclety 4 Boake you have shown fine lnterest ln the school and we all hope and know that the best wlll be yours Don t be a doctor however because some nurses are Red headed Dorlce Frlend Dorlce General Course Secretary and Treasurer 3 Junlor Exhlbltlon Oper etta 1 has stood with us through thlck and thxn all through high school and now we lose her as we do our other classmates Dorlce the partmg IS sad but glad be cause we know that you wlll soon forget your N H S worrles and become an expert ln Beauty Culture All the success ln the world to you Dorlce Helen Tardy Helen Commercial Course We all know that she lS a good sport but untxl thus last year Helen was thought to be a qulet Mlss but we have heard she xs quite mterested ln a certam Less Best o luck IH whatever you do ln the future Helen John Albert Hamlln Johnny Commerclal Course Basketball 4 Senlor Play N Club 4 Carmel High Schooll 2 3 Johnny the boy who came from Etna thls last year has been a llvely addltlon to the class Whether his Interests have been ln Newport or ln a nelghborlng town has been hard to tell but at any rate Best of luck ln the future Johnny 4 I 9 1 4- ' ll YY ' 2 s . . 44 'V ' 4 . . . Y ! I 1 l I V 1 I 1 Z , Z Z , ll ' ' Y! I, ' ' , , IK Y! . ' ' 7 l Y . , , ll - Y! ' ' KI ' ll 5 . . .. 3 U Dorice is the charming little girl from Etna. She I f ' I I - Q . , . If Y! . . . ' . . . . . ,, ,, , . . , . ' ll !! , ' . u xv , 7 Y Y Y I ' ll 77 ' Y , . ll , , ' YD , . uf! THE LIVE WIRE Charles Gould General Course Charlle Vxce Presldent 1 Secretary 2 Junlor Exhlbltlon Wmter Carmval Play4 Boys Glee Club 2 4 N Club2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Buslness Manager3 4 we Wlre Board 2 Booster Board 2 3 4 Edltor ln Chlef 4 Cross Country2 Basketball 2 3 Manager Baseball 3 4 Scholarshlp Award 3 National Athletlc and Scholarshlp Soclety 4 Charlle you have been a leader and a worker for everythmg our class has attempted We don t know Whether you w1ll contmue m your ambltlon of Potterfyj but we know that you Wlll be a success Best of luck' Helen Whltlng Brltt General Course George W Tralp Academy Kxttery Malnel Senlor Play 4 mg your years with us we shall all mlss your congenlal Ways and sunny smlle Best of everythlng Helen Roland Eugene Stuart Jr Junior General Course Class Presldent 3 Class Marshall 3 Booster Artlst 4 Roland IS the blg boy of our class We shall all mlSS hls perpetual good nature Our partlng word to a fine classmate IS Best of luck ln the future Roland Paul Clark Donald College Course Junior Exhlbltlon Senlor Play Fish and Game Es say 3 Engllsh Club 1 2 3 4 N Club 4 Basketball 4 Wmter Sports 1 2 3 Natlonal Athletic and Scholarshlp Socxety 4 Paul IS the shlek of our class He has been known to make frequent VlSltS down to the Uuxverslty of Malne thls wmter Ann that s where they say h1s heart CHartJ IS' Anyway Paul you ve been a good sport through your four years at N H S We wlsh you the best of luck m whatever you undertake Q . -Q I 10 I 4- N 2 la ' n I . - . . . - . - . ' ' 1 1 v 1 ' ' , I , ll I7 ! I Y y 7 : 7 Y ! 5 Y S JCL' ' Y! 3 ll !I , , 5 ' ' 5 5 I 5 , 4 ' 5 ' . , , YA ' ' u ' 11 S Although you have been very quiet and reserved dur- B . . y . . ll ' 77 A s ' , , 66 YD ! I . U 9 - U I1 ' 1 L. 1 . . v ' . is ' - ' Al ' .97 CK 77 . . . . 5 . 5 . - ' . I6 7! , W g t ' ' ' ' 3 A ' 1 U ' X0- NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Carlton Brackett Carlle General Course Address to Undergraduates Vlce Pres1dent3 Jun lor EXhlbltl0D Student COUDPII 1 Booster Board 2 4 Engllsh Club 4 N Club 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Manager 3 Baseball 2 3 Captaln 4 Track 3 Penob scot FlSh and Game Assoclatxon Essay 3 Carlle the class of 1937 expects to see your name ln prlnt as a noted author or maybe It s the Blg League Whatever It IS we know you ll be successful Hadley Rowe Red General Course Presldent of Future Farmers of Amer1ca3 Secre taryl 2 Who IS the bashful boy of the class? That s rlght It s ed All through hlgh school Red has been sllent easy golng and frlendly Hxs frlends are many and he IS easy for strangers to llke Keep thls up Red even after you leave us and you wlll come out on top Be frlendly and you ll have many frlends ln return Frelda Elston Frelda General Course Carmel Hlgh School 1 2 3 Basketball 4 Although you have been Wlth us only a year Frelda you have fitted lnto our class so well that It seems as lf you have been here all through hlgh school We always thought you were worrylng about something when you first came but now we reallze that you were just coverlng up the real galety you possess by wrmkl mg your brow Good luck Frelda and keep that ex presslon through llfe It IS outstandlng Donald Hopklns oppy College Course M C I 3 Orchestra 4 Plymouth Hlgh 1 2 Hoppy came from M C I to spend hls Senlor year at N H S Every mornlng raln or shlne snow or sleet we see hlm at 8 o clock commg from Plymouth ln hls Ford car Keep up thls splrlt Hoppy and you w1ll surely be a success ln whatever you undertake ln the years to come R 34 f 4 , I 11 1 4- ll! 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H ,, ' ' 1 1 W x I - , 5 l lHl+ I IVF WIRE bamuel Brewster Warren Sam College Course Junior EXl1lblfl0D U of M Speaklng Contest 3 Track3 Track Medal3 Senior Play Class W1ll N Sammy He came from Skowhegan to Newport High School He s very forward and not a bit shy His laughter and pranks we shall all remember How the teachers Wlll miss h1m next September' Amta Hanson Nita Commerclal Course Senlor Play Anita you are a qulet lass The quletest girl in our class Some say they were told by an e 'Ihat there IS a certain Ralph But I know that we all say Happy be your coming day 4 5 12 L 1- Club 3, 45 National Athletic and Scholarship Society 4. ,al .Af y if, NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL 41-is-1 zfezaz y TTT'-If 1717 GRANDFATH ER S CHAIR UST to lntroduce myself I am an old chalr worn by my years of use It has been many a day slnce I have seen repalr or even a shlne To explaln myself I must first go back lnto my hlstory I was carefully made and put together by hand by an old man named Jackson Andrew Jackson known to many as Old Hickory I spent the early years of my l1fe1n acabln ln a l1ttle town up 1n the backwoods country of Carolma come a lawyer and study mllltary trammg I was moved to Tennessee When Andrew Jackson was elected Presldent I was moved wxth the fam 1ly to Washmgton As Mrs Jackson was a country woman and not accus tomed to the ways of the people at the Whlte House I was of much comfort to her durlng our stay at the Natlon s capltol After Andrew Jackson s death I was left to hls grandson a qulte well to do young farmer This Mr Jackson better known as Mr Jack always used me hlmself He never offered me to any of hls company Hls w1fe knowmg hls weakness for hls old chalr never used me elther M Jack would Slt ln me for hours rock mg hls llttle son who dled at the age of four As the years flew by I remember Mr Jack when he was about seventy two years old He became very fond of all the httle chlldren ln the town The chlldren regarded hlm as a Rlp Van W1nkle He told them storles and made boats and wooden soldlers for them There was one llt tle boy Dannle Green who seemed to llke Mr Jack a llttle better than the other chlldren dld He made reg ular VlSltS at the Jackson s each day He called Mr Jackson Grandpaw Jack He Sald hls father had been dead for some tlme and hls Mum was very SlCk One day Dannle came runnlng to Mr Jack Wlth tears stream lng down hls face and pleadlng Grandpaw Jack help me Don t let those men take me They took my Mum away' Dont let them take me They say they are gomg to put me ln an orphanage I don t want to g Please let me stay wlth you Please' Mr Jack s soft heart soon gave There there llttle Dannle h comforted don tcry I ll see what I can do Soon there was aloud rap on the door Mr Jack answered and some men followed hlm lnto the house They began talklng to Grandpaw Jack and Dannle Flnally Mr Jackson sald He can stay Wltll me I ll see that he gets hxs proper school 4 I 13 l 1- ! 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H . ! 1 ' a ' - THE LIVE WIRE lng Dannle s tears vanlshed and a beamlng smlle covered hls face Although Mr Jack was not ln the need of work he was offered the Job of nlght watchman at the rallroad cros Slng He accepted the Job ln Splte of Mrs Jackson s protest He moved me to the shanty and kept me ln ln the day tlme and pulled me out agaln for hlS use at nlght At the end of each week Mr Jack went for the mall He always got the same klnd of an envelope from the rallroad com pany He would take somethlng from the envelope glance at It fold It up agaln and sllp It lnto a pocket ln my cushlon As the weeks grew by my llttle cushlon became stuffed and heavy One of the nlghts when Dannle was Jack he had been told that there was only one traln due that nlght and that that traln was due at ten fifteen If there should be another traln Mr Jack Sald he would have to swltch the tracks It was not long before Mr Jackson fell asleep When the traln whlstle blew It was almost ten Dannle could see plalnly now H could hear the traln more clearly now It was COmlUg the wrong way He trled to awaken Mr Jack but couldn t He grabbed the lantern ln one hand and opened the door Wlth the other As he stepped out lnto the cold the January wlnd whlstled ln by hlm Then the door shut and I could hear only Dannle s VOlC6 COmlUg over the drlfted snow Grandpaw Jack come qulck come But only IU valn the old man slept calmly on Dannle dldnt know what to do at first I could tell as hls VOICE cut the drlfted sllence Stop stop' Hls shrlll volce rang out All I could hear was the squeak lng of lron comlng together and then the brakeman s gruff VOICE You you llttle brat' Do you want to be k1lled'? he yelled at Dannle Then I heard Dannle say Grand paw Jack couldn t get out to swltch the tracks he fell asleep and I dldn t know how so I just had to stop you There IS another traln C0mlUg awful soon on thls track The men stamped lnto the cabln and began to shake Mr Jack Dannle peered thru the WlUd0W behlnd them The old guy s dead the brake man announced to the men who fol lowed hlm I could see blg tears swell ln Dannle s eyes Then hls face dlS3p never seen It slnce They searched everywhere for hlm but he was not to be found Mrs Jackson moved me back home She dled soon from a nervous shock Then I was stored wherel am today covered Wlth dust and forgotten I should llke to see Dannle and I know he would llke to see me lf he only knew Shhh I hear VOICES A young glrl and a young man are com lng upstalrs Vlfhy I m sure that IS Dannle He IS a young man now and how fine he looks' What a pretty glrl he has wlth hlml How I wlsh I could speak to hlm Iguess they must be looklng for somethlng They are com lng nearer now Well I guess they have glven up and are golng away Walt Margarlte Dannle sald ln a well mannered VOICE here It IS Oh lsn t It beautlful and that s your Grandfathers chalr she ex clalmed -li A ee I 14 l 4- ' 17 ' 7 ' U H ' ' ' . , . 64 ,, . . . I . . . I , . u I lg . . - Y 1 . . . . . . ,, . . Y ' Li , K . , ' . . , . 1 . . . , , . L 5. I ,, . . . - . . . ,, ' if 1, ' . . . . . ,, , ,, Y 3 - . .. L , ' . . . . , . . - visiting at the shanty with Mr, peared from the window andl have 77' L - I ,, . 1 . . . l e . - W , . . ,. ,Q . . , , . . . , , . . . , . I . , . . , . ' I . N .. . . 1 ! 1 ' . ,, . . . ,, . . ,, . . . 5 ' 9 Y 1 . ., ,, . . ,, . ' , . . , ,, . , . . , ' 3 1 . . . , . ,, h n Q 1 NEWPORT HIGH SLHOOI Yes thls IS It Come let s mose lt home rlght now Wk -1: Why where am I7 What a cozy llttle bungalow That prettv glrl IS dustlng me off She lS beatlng my cushlon now Thls IS the happlest moment of my llfe I m sure ak ik Somethlng seems to be cllnklng on the floor Why Dannle what IS lt? she asks IH amazement They are searchlng mv QIIIOW now and are flndlng ll the pay checks and care fully p0llSh9d COINS that Mr Jackson had tucked away Oh what IS thls? Dannle asks reads a letter now Dear Dannle I only hope you find thls You remember the story I told to you about my chalr and then promlsed vou It was to be yours when I could use lt no more It probably won t seem verv modern IH your house but please keep It for me Thls money IS for you Dannle I ISU t a very large amount but I hope lt Wlll help you to get started lf x ou ever need It Lovlngly Your own Grandpaw Jack MadelleneL Banton 58 BIRDS OF A FEATHER ACKIE leaned over hls mother s K Slde and peered tearfully lnto the pale palnstrlcken face of the wo man who lay there He glanced at the small empty bottle ln hls hand Not a drop and that was the only medeclne that would save her He had often had to hurry to the drug store to get her some but now he couldnt The store was closed and he had notacent to buv anl Fresh tears dampened Jackle s exes HIS mother had such a vlorrx vlorn face As he watched her he thought bomethlng must be done He sprang to hls feet stopped then slumped down on hls knees b9Slde hls mother No no he couldn t do that Hls mother grolned mth lgony and squeezed Jackles hand wlth all her Wiillllljl' strength as lf to QIVC hlm courage to help her Tears streamed would Ido wlthout her? I ve got to do somethlng anythlng, to help her He Jumped to hls feet dashed out of the room llke a mad person ran dowll the dark dreary old alley ner vously glanclng behlnd hlm as he ran All at once he began to vlalk each step lengthened llke a mlle e street lamps seemed to hlm to be showlng every movement of hls small lean body It was such a ghostlv nlght and yet so brlglt The stals gleamlng hlgh had a dull false gleam Ihe quarter moon gave forth Pt cloudy cold llght that made Jackle shudder as he scur rled nolselessly along hearlng those pltlful moans and groans drummlng IH hls. ears The large Wlbe face of the town clock shook hls hands at hlm and told hlm to stop stalllng that tlme xx as flylng growlng shorter shorter shorter Although there was not a person ln slght he felt peerlng con demnlng eyes watchlng hlm from all sldes -L I 15 l 4- ,, . . . , V . 1 ' I I K ' 77 ' V ae Pk -lu- l - K . - . 7 . . , x ' V- F . ae as Ak - ' , , . . . HT I ,7 H if ' ' ' a , K Y ' V , H 1 l 1 Y .A . . . . 7 ' a ' - z l' 1 . . ' 1, - il ' . ', as ' . , A . . ' ' ' ' ' Listen to this, Nlargaritef' Dannie dowll his cheeks as he thought, What 1' 5 I ll c - . , X ' - ' 7. 37 , . n . . , A: Y , v 1 ' ' lv - 7 . . ' t, , , : l . ' ' . Th . . , . I t 0 i ' 2 7 1 . . . 7 . . V 1 ' I Y , Vi 44 as 7 ar ' ' ' I l . 5 7 ' 75 . . . 3 . N . , 7 N . . - - X 9 . . Y l . . . - 1 9 7 THE LIVE WIRE His breath quickened almost choked him If he could only getln He crawled around to the back wln dow Unlocked' That was God sent luck The wlndow squeaked and chattered as he shoved It up If he could only find a light' He prayed to God that no one would see him God would forglve him he knew but would anyone else? God was Wlth him glVlDg him his chance and he took it Bottles bottles why couldnt he find It He trembled as he saw a shadow go by the wlndow His heart pounded furlously agalnst his chest It would Wake up the sleeping or dead he thought He was as lf paralyzed He couldnt move a muscle Hls mother s dymg face shone before hls eyes He moved' He couldn t glV8 up now' It was too late the medlclne at last' he mumbled Iw1ll save her He made a dash for the window Well' well' Now ISHC thls nice? Jumped rlght mto my arms You young tramp' What do you think you re up to? growled the policeman Please slr let me go Jackie gasped I know Just the place for a thief llke you Come on' He yanked Jackie by the arm which made hlm scream Tears streamed down his face as he begged You ve got to llsten to me She s all I got in the world I love her don t you see? It s my Mum She s dylng I took this medlclne because I knew It was the only thing to save her We re poor starving poor I had to do lt' What would I do with out her? Don t you see Mister what lt means to me? The pollceman stopped Let s see that bottle No' You can t have lt Ive got to get It to my Mum before it s too ate' Give me that bottle' he ordered grufliy J ackle clasped lt closely and started to run The pollceman started after hlm In two blocks hed be there He looked behind him and saw that the policeman was too near for com fort He was golng to make It He d have to make it Just then a cat Jumped out ln front of him H stumbled and fell but held the medl cme bottle high so as not to break lt He struggled to his feet But the policeman grabbed hlm Jerked the bottle from his hand and yelled Now Jackie Jumped for the bottle knocked lt out of the pollcemans hand It dropped fell to the ground broke mto a thousand pieces' Now you ve done it' You ve kllled her' You kllled my Mum Jackle fell to the ground and sobbed bltterly as lf his heart would break The policeman s anger was slowly turning to admlratlon at the boy s plucky fight Now hls eyes softened He picked up Jackie and asked gently Where do you IIVG llttle feller? Maybe I can help Gee Mister do you suppose you could? Jackie gasped rubblng the tears from his eyes wlth two dirty llt tle fists They ran on together but in a much dlfferent manner thls tlme than be fore -r -fee I 16 l 4- . - . - , . ' 5 1 . . - . H , ' - ' ll 1 u H - ,, ' ' CA , I . , . . , . . . , ' I 77 ' H ' av , . , . . . . , I , it . . , - , . . ! . . . . , - , . . . . e ' .Q U. 1 u , u - 7 s . .I . I 9 1 . - ls . . , ' ll . . , Lookl What's this? It is - gOt Yer- . . - ,, ' ' 1 g I ss - 99 ' ' ! s ' ! 1 U ' x ' - ' ' U . s . 1 . ll Q ' 7 l . ' - - n 1 77 ' ' U , H , . . . 1 9 v Y ' ' 9 Cl ' u ' ' ' 7 ' 77 ' 1 , a . ' ' , tl ' ' n O ' , u LH , . me - , . v 1 , . ,, . . . , . - 1 , 1 u 9 1 1 - 1 - . . . NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Jackle whlspered Here we are They went lnslde Jackle ran to the e Mum Mum Mum' ve got some help He ralsed her up shook her gently Don tyou hear me Mum? Igot yer some help See hlm? You ll llV9l Mum can t you hear me? But It was too late Mum dldn t need any help now The pollceman knelt beslde Jackle and took hlm gently away Come on kld' Brace up It s all my fault You see I dldn t understand You see you see You kllled her' The only person ln the world I have and you kllled her It would have saved her but now now He couldn t finlsh Sobs choked out the words What wlll I do now? You see llttle feller Im all alone ln the world too I haven t anyone elther Maybe you and I we maybe we could sort of hltch horses ya know get together on lt Igotta house a Job and a blg black dog named Tom Hed love you We could get alongjust great What do you say? No I guess It s no use for me to bother you Mlster any more only Yes I can remember my Mum the pollceman sald as lf to hlmself What? What dld you say Mls ter? The blg awkward pollceman held Jackle close to hlm and sadly stam mered Ihada Mum too She was Just as dear as yours and she left me but I dldn t glV6 up So you see how lt IS? Now what do you say? Wlll you be my pal kld? Gee MISt6Y do you really want me? May may I really go wlth you? Hope began to gleam through tears You surely can sonny' But my Mum What What? Come on let s you and me go and see Tom Your Mum s all rlght now kld Shes happy shes wlth God and my Mum the tHe chokedl the two best people ever Nellle LEWIS 38 WOOL SHODDY TRANGE but true when we see the tag Pure Wool t does not mean much It merely means that that garment IS made of pure wool only The wool IU that garment may have been used many tlmes be fore The one who buysa garment that IS marked Pure Wool does not know that people from all over the world have worn that same wool O the other hand lf one sees a garment marked Vlrgln Wool or Vlrgln Worsted he can easlly be sure that the wool has never been used before A good many people get the ldea somehow that vlrgln wool IS the only wool that should be used for maklng clothlng but some clothlng made from wool shoddy IS abetter grade than some vlrgln wool clothlng What IS Shoddy? How many people know? A surprlslngly large number of people do not know what shoddy IS Shoddy IS the materlal after It has been re worked A palr or woolen pants ground up lnto thelr orlglnal state are shoddy Once when Malne wool was selllng for thlrty cents a f- -L I 11 l 1- - - sa ,, . l O 0 L . . . . H , . bd M - ' 1' 11 ' aa yy . , , . an yy O C i l u 1 H 7 1 - ' - , . 7 ' g 4 . ' 7 - , ,, . ' 7 - 7 ' ' Y - . -11 . . . . . ' ' 7 ' as ' 7 .-.- , . . . ' 1 -. -Y, . H - ' 1 1 . - ss 11 ' ' 1 1 1 -91 1 - . . . 44 ' , . ' - 64 ' 7 - 1 1 , ' ' 1 , . . ' - ll ' H H - 1 1 . - . n 1 1 1 L4 - ' H u ' - . . , . H . . , , , 77 is '1 - Y . -,, . . . 1 1 55 77 ' 1 1 ' 1 H . .1 . . , -' ,, . . . . . as - 1 a - - . , . . .. Q ' I . . , . . ,, . 1 - 1 - H . . . 1 1 THE LIVE WIRE pound some shoddy was selllng for slxty cents a pound What IS the rea son for th1S7 Why IS one sort of wool more valuable than another? In wool the fine fibres are the ones first looked for but unfortunately wherever one finds the Hbres fine they are also very short So we see that the finer flbre and the longer the fibre the more val uable IS the wool When one finds long fibres ln the wool they are usual ly very coarse that IS the reason why some shoddy can be more valuable than some vlrgln wool For lnstance aclothlng company buys some very SXDSDSIVG vlrgln wool and makes a large number of men s and boys sweaters In ten years the sweaters are worn out and are reclalmed and ground up lnto shoddy Thls vlool shoddy IS stlll qulte expenslve and IS made back lnto CIOthlHg agaln Thls clothlng made from the wool shoddy would be more valuable than some clothlng made from a medlum grade of vlrgln wool Where ever wool goods are dealt Wlth there are three classes of wool They are good medlum and poor The poor grade of shoddy that IS the very short fibres IS used ln maklng roofing wlrelnsulatlon felts and fer tlllzers The medlum grade IS used to make cheap sults auto cloth and car pets Whlle the good grade IS used to make wlnter socks better sults sweaters and overcoats Let us follow the story of a vlrgln wool sweater from the tlme lt leaves the store The prlce IS elght dollars Some one comes lnto the store and buys thls brown sweater In a llttle Whlle there may be deslgns of cotton sewed on It or It may be patched wlth cotton thread or rayon yarn In a few years a rag peddler plcks It up In cldentally It may be stated that some of these rag peddlers really make a pretty good llvlng One may go up to a home and tell the lady of the house that he Wlll glve her five cents a pound for old lags that she may have around Among these rags there may be old worn out woolen sweaters old socks and other old rags He Wlll buy the rags for five cents a pound and sell them to some shoddy mlll for fif teen or twenty cents a pound One of these peddlers pls ks up our brown sweater wlth hls bunch of rags He goes to a shoddy mlll Thls sweat er IS sorted wlth many others of the color and quallty They then are put lnto a machlne called a carbonlzer that takes out all the cotton rayon dust and other lmpUFltl8S that may be ln the wool After thlS the rags Whlch are pure wool now are put lnto a large tub contalnlng chemlcals Thls process takes out all the color and then dyed agaln to a deslrable color When It IS all through thls process lt IS taken to the maclllnes called plCk ers These machlnes plck and grlnd the rags Then they are taken to an other machlne called a cardlng ma chlne When IC has been carded It IS qulte fluffy and IS ready to be spun lnto yarn Thls wool shoddy IS then put lnto large bales and shlpped to a splnnlng mlll where lt IS made lnto cloth agaln When thls cloth IS made the second tlme lt IS no longer marked vlrgln Wool It IS marked Pure Wool If your garment IS marked Pure Wool lt may have undergone thls -IL I 18 l 1- 9 Q . , ' - - ' 1 , ' . Z . A '. 9 9 Y . I ' 0 , ' n I y . . . . 7 1 - . . . - . - . 9 . . . . V 7 o . I ' 1 . . 7 leaves the wool a dirty yellow. It is : ' ' I 1 u n , u L , y . . . - , ' ' ' . Q . . 1 9 v ' . ' Z ' , , H . . . . , . . ,, . . ,,. . . 7 . , as 77 - . . . 4' Q l 9 NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL process twenty five or thlrty tlmes Who knows? Maybe some of the wool ln your garment IS more than one hun dred years old Thls seems lncredlble but It IS true Maybe the person nearest you IS Weaflng some of the very wool that you wore five or ten years ago The only way tllat you can be sure that your sweater or other garment has not wool shoddy ln It IS to look for the tag Vlrgln Wool Thls does not mean that Wool shoddy IS lnferlor but some people cannot understand It and re fuse to buy It When you buy a garment marked Vlrgln Wool you know that only the sheep have worn thls wool before you Sam Warren 37 THE MEANEST THING I EVER DID BEING a perfectly normal boy had by the tlme I was elght done the followlng thlngs wlthout botherlng my COHSCIGHCS at all pulled my slster s plg talls tled tln cans to dogs talls klcked our nelghbor s cat put paper bags on cats paws sklpped school had at least ten good fist fights These thlngs passed out of my mlnd almost lmmedlately but the meanest thlng I ever dld wlll stay ln my mem ory untll I dle It was on Saturday May fifth 1932 that lt happened I was lelsurely walklng down the street IH my home town when the bllllng of our local theatre caught my eye Buck Jones ln the Ralnbow Trall Nothlng at that stage IU my llfe of fered more thrllls than a Buck Jones Western I felt ln all of my pockets one by one butl couldn t find even one penny It wouldn t do any good to ask my parents Wlth my weekly allowance spent on chocolate sodas I sat down oll the curb stone The glrls and boys flocked by laughlng and Jok lng on thelr way to the show Isat there for ten mlnutes then suddenly Igot up and ran off An ldea had flashed through my mlnd As Iran along I DlCk8d up a smooth thln round rock When I reached the cor ner of Pleasant and North Streets I decreased my strlde Yes sure enough she was there ln her usual place Walklng nonchalantly I dropped my smooth rock lnto her cup and qulckly extracted a dlme Yes It was a bllnd woman Ican stlll hear her pathetlc God Bless You and see her pale face llght up' I saw the movle but Ill confess lt lacked the P Fraser 37 GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN KT HE MOON IS at ltS full Sum K mer IS at lts best How beautlful lt IS here IH the Malne woods From one end of the lake to the other the moon paves a sllver wav whlch dlS appears lnto the woods beyond as lf It had been cut by a knlfe and part of It carrled away Trees sway gently ln the falnt mldlllght breeze whlle Mother Nature glVBS off her most fra grant perfumes to her wlld llfe As we walk along the shore of the lake we see a busy beaver now and then huntlng for hls evenlng meal -L I 19 l 1- , 7 . . , , - ' 2 , , . . . H . . .. ,, Q ' u s ' V ! Y 1 ' ' ' 9 .. . . I ,, . . ,, . 1 ! 1 I y . , a n 1 ' ! ' 54 l 97 1'l 1 Y J , -- ! 9 usual thrllls. lx , , , C' Y 1 . , .- . 1 . . , . . . , y s , , . lp . . 9 ' n . . 7 v ' .1 ' ' 1 v D1 1 . l ' n 9 , . THE LIVE WIRE Here at the head of the lake we come upon a babbllng brook that trles wlth all its mlght to tell us how happy It feels danclng along IH the moonhght to enter the lake gracefully only to take lts Journey up agaln at the out let Deer rabblts foxes and all klnds of anlmals scamper away at our ap proach Blrds ln the trees scold us for wakmg them at such a late hour Everythlng seems so wonderful that lt IS hard to leave but we are spared from knowmg we wlll not return for a long tlme to thls paradise on earth Flfty years later we walk ove1 these same places agam The moon IS st1ll there but It can only shlne 1ts sllver rays on a deserted mudhole The once colorful lake has dlsappeared and wltn lt have gone all of nature s wlld hfe Mother Nature does her best to fill our achlng nostrlls wlth sweet per fume but It lS useless All her materlals for maklng thmgs beautlful have gone from th1s once gorgeous spot Oh humans why are you so ln human? You thlnk nothlng of beauty of nature of peace' You thlnk only of money money money' Nature means nothlng to you when money can be had by destroymg lt Very well go ahead and slaughter the beauty of our forest but remember that comlng generatlons wlll pay for lt and they ln turn w1ll hate you for carelessness We take a good look at our one tlme paradlse and leave It wlth ach1ng hearts It doesn t seem posslble that man could be so careless as to forget the beauty of nature that he once has a Carlle Brackett 37 A REAL FRIEND OVIING down the m IH street of Lovell a small New England town were two boys These two boys offered a strlklng contrast One of them Jack Rogers by name was a well bullt boy who stood slx feet three ln hls stocklng feet He was a well llked boy except for hls temper HIS one feature that he desplsed was a firery crop of red halr from whlch he got hls nlck name Red The other boy was Thomas J Jackson a perfect speclman of the proverblal bookworm horn rlmmed glasses and all stood five feet slx mches ln hxs stock mg feet These two boys were the captaln and the manager of the Lovell Hlgh School basketball team As they came to a corner the two boys parted Thomas golng up another street towards hls home and Red contlnu mg on hlS way down the street Sud denly Red saw hls best frlend blg Johnme Murphy Johnme s blg broad shouldered figure was framed ln the doorway of Wllllam s Ice Cream Parlor where he stood very lntent on a chocolate bar he was eatmg Red crossed the street and Jolned hlS pal Together they walked on down the street Say Johnme basketball practlce starts tomorrow mght Red sald very enthuslastlcally Yeah mumbled Johnme drawing forth from hls pocket another choco late bar All you do I9 eat Johnme? Nope It looks lt Everytlmel see you you re eatmg ' L A a' Y I , . . ' . I l , , V . . . . U - U Y ' ' - ' 44 u . , f a , , . ' . . 9 . - . He , - . . ' . . , . , . - ' . n n , , v - ' . . . . D H H i H ,, . . . . v - - . . , . I 1 a - - . s - . . , , . y 1 - , ' ' I6 yy . - - N . . . - . , . I u . . . H , , 1 v . . . , H , 1 - . ' u ' ' 9 I , . . K , as ' ' 77 . , . la n h d ' ' . . , - , 1 ' 1 NEWPORT HIGH SLHOOL Well a guy s gotta eat lf he wants to hve hasn t he? Yeah I suppose so but sometimes I would llke to know lf you don t overdo It Well heres where I leave ya Red see ya ln the mornlng Okay so long Practlce started the next mght and contlnued untll the first game The bovs had practlced falthfully and were rewarded by wmnlng the game They contlnued to wln untll they had amassed a total of fourteen stralght but the next contest proved fatal Everythmg seemed to go wrong Then to top everythlng Red got sore and poked some guy on the opposlng team who had been shovmg hlm Naturally the referee dldn t waste any tlme ln put lng hlm out of the game They lost that game and afterwards IU the locker room of the gym they blamed Red He claimed lt wasn t all hls fault saymg that no one would pass to hlm and then that fellow had started shovmg so he just naturally poked hlm back On the nlght of the final game of the season the one that would declde ths conference champlonshlp between Lovell and the nelghbormg town of Jackson Red hadn tshown up and lt was almost game tlme Slnce the team had lost that fatal game thmgs had gone from bad to worse Every thlng seemed to go wrong The boys argued among themselves and seemed to lose all Interest ln basketball Everyone seemed to thlnk that Red was to blame for all the trouble They told hlm so and rode hxm about lt all the ture Somebody oughta sock hlm hard and drlve a llttle sense mto hls head Johnme was growlmg about Red as they changed up for the game He s always late or somethlng Red showed up Justm tlme for the game He got on the floor Just as the startlng wh1stle blew As usual the team dldn t work well together and at the end of the thlrd perlod the score stood Vxsxtors 30 Lovell 21 Durlng the short rest between perlods Red called the boys to g e t h e r Llsten fellows wlll you please? Red s VOICP had a pleadlng tone ln If we lose thls game I lose a chance to go to college If we wm I UDlVPFSlty whlch means my folks wlll be able to send me but lf we lose they won t be able You see I ve got that chance on my basketball ablllty Mr Hall fyou fellows all know hlm hes the rlch guy that llves on the hllll sald that he thmks Id make a swell player ln college but lf we lose thus game he says the deal s all off He s the one who IS gomg to pay half my expenses Maybe lt was all my fault that we lost that game that started us on our losmg streak but you know I ve got an awful temper andIJust lost my head when I got mad If you hadn t blamed me entlrely afterwards ld have been O K but you kept rldlng me about It and I kept gettlng madder all the tlme Now lets work together llke we used to I know lt IS a lot to ask you fellows after the way I ve acted but wlll you do lt? Blg Johnme Murphy just stood there for a few seconds wlth hls mouth open then he sald You mean lf we lose you don t go to college next fall? . . .F , I 21 1 4- 15 7 ' If 7 ' ' Q 97 ' ' ' ' Y, , . 7 ll ' ' ' ll Y, V L Q 5 ' Y . . , . - yy nn 9 ' H ll , , ll Y, ' ' ' Y V . 44 yy, 7' ' 19 M , . . 1 41 77 . . , . ' 7 . . . . 2 -- I4 I lt ' ' 77 ,, , ,, . . . : . H . , lt, , , . ,, ,Q ' ' get half my expenses pald at the H yy - 9 . . Z 1 . 7 7 . , . . . . ' , . , . . li ,Q , . . . , 41 !7 ' ' 7 w u I v ' 7 ' K 0 , , . . v 1 L , . Q I , Y Y . . Y y 1- n 1 ,' v l ' . . Q , , u V ' l , . . ,- . , . 7 . . ' H . Y . . ,, ,, . . v. L . ' tl y! ' ' ' 64 ' U A . I , .H THE LIVE WIRE Yes Well for the love a mlke come on gang let's get to work on them guys We ll show them how to play basket ba l Do you mean 1tJohnn1e'? Sure I mean lt The boys all shook hands and then went on to the floor the old Lovell team full of flght wlth everyone pull 1ng together The score mounted unbelievably nothing could stop that team With only a few seconds to go Red took the ball off the opponent s backboard and passed It to Larry Johnson his teammate The team went on offense and took the ball down the floor Larry passed to Johnnle who shot The ball went through for a perfect basket Then came the tlp 05 but the final whistle blew before anything happened The score stood 54 to 34 None of the boys said a word as tney rested for the final struggle They would need thelr energy In the from Red Johnnie shot again The ball passed through the noop for a winning basket Later 1n the locker room Red was saying in a quaverlng voice If It hadn t been for you Johnnie we d have lost that game Oh yeah' Listen made a perfect pass to me I wouldn t so I guess you lf you hadn t have made any basket d1d your part ' Gee Idon t know you fellows after the way I ve acted Red said Aw I guess it was half our fault We Just thought we were mad at you It took something l1ke what you told how to thank us to wake us up to the fact that we re all pals was Johnnle s answer My d1spos1t1on got the better of me then but never agaln I ve learned my lesson was Reds reply They all laughed and next fall saw Red happlly on hls way to college E Weed 38 THE GLORY GRABBER ANS JOHNSON was fighting to control his temper Gen erally calm and easy going he could take a ioke but llstenlng to the boy opposite h1m was taking its toll of will power Roy Chapman had talked for five minutes Hls VOICE sounded like the rasp of a file and his words tumbled like static from a rad1o Only one person that Hans could number had a voice like that and he wasa barker at a side show To change the Hans spoke I suppose you are go mg to enter the Skl race cross coun try mumbled Hans You bet replied Roy You know of course that I won lt last year And he started on a rambllng dlscus sion of his skl ab1l1ty If you stick with me laughed Roy Ill slow down for you on the home stretch You know to g1ve the crowd a thrllll Well I hope lt s O K with you Good by Durlng dinner hour Hans focused his eyes on his plate and ate mechan lcally Directly opposite him sat Chapman who seemed to enjoy a huge Joke If Hans looked up from hls -l I 22 I 4- ll n 9 ll 1 ' an - 9 I ' 7 9 ' H . . . , . 9 - , , , . ll. as li 7 as as - - as ' ' If ' uf, as yy - ' 1 ' . ! ll 1 , . s . 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I f NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL plate Roy would wlnk at hlm as lf he had a great secret At the end of dlnner a speaker got up and made a short speech of wel come Then he asked for a talk from Roy Chapman last year s skl champ lon Chapman started hrs speech and ten mmutes later he was stlll talk mg the subject was hlmself A team mate of Chapman s suddenly shoved a chalr agamst hls legs Chapman sat down wlth a crash a burst of ap plause followed Then tldes of laugh ter rolled up and down the table In a few mlnutes the Unlverslty coach arose and spoke dlrectlons ID a loud volce The trall IS four mlles long outllned with red and green flags A green flag means turn to your rlght and a red flag to your e Hans snapped erect IH hls chalr at these words There IS to be a dynamlte blast to clear a road from a land sllde durlng the race but lt w1ll be a quarter of a mlle off the trall 0 don t be alarmed I guess those are all of the dlrectlons The boys arose and filed from the hall to the front of the grand stand They llned up and then the starter s gun barked Thlrty boys leaped for ward In a few seconds Hans dls covered hlmself second Looklng ahead he saw Chapman ln hls flashy strlped sweater Chapman swerved and Hans followed They had passed thelr first Hag Suddenly Chapman slld and dlsappeared ln a cloud of snow Hans passed hls tangled figure Lookmg back he saw Chapman get to hls feet Hans slld to the top of the next hlll There stood the second flag like a sentry on duty Hans gazed 1n despalr at lt whlle off to hls rlght he saw a group of men As he started down hlll towards them they waved a flag and polnted Hans ran ln that dlrectlon all the tlme galnlng speed Roundlng a sharp bend at the bottom of the h1ll he saw plled boxes H trled to stop but crashed full tllt lnto thus barrlcade Openmg hls eyes he saw a mana few feet from hlm xn an awkward po sltlon Upon looklng closer he saw that the man s legs were held to the snow by a large rock Then he glanced at the boxes In glarlng red letters were the words Dynamlte and Powder Then he saw a sputterlng hlsslng fuse leadmg from one of the boxes He stumbled to hls knees and crawled to the fuse yanklng It from the box He called to the men on the upon seelng the fallen man they rushed forward Its the boss called one I thought he was wlth u after he stopped to llght the fuse A few mmutes later Hans was back at the college campus He arrlved just IU tlme to see Chapman wln the race Some newspaper men rushed rlght by Chapman and greeted Hans Were you afrald of arrlvlng too late to save the man? How dld you know the Workman was lylng ln the snow? What are you golng to do wlth the scholarshlp you re gomg to be awarded? were the questlons popped at Hans Meanwhlle Roy stood wxth a vacant look on hls face as he was lgnored Later as Hans was rldmg home he sank lntoadeep dlsmal sllence At last one of hls team mates sald You re more famous than Chapman tonlght' ' -1 I 23 l 1- , . . , . h Q ' , ' , ', ' . e , . . : - - ' . 7 Q H . . . . ' ' ' 7 . . : , . . l ft. ' ' , ' , , - -- - hlll, who approached tlmldlyg then, . 9 1 n n 1 at , h U 7 I LL ' , , ' S Q ' H n u l ',, I I , . , . , . . I ' yy cc - l ' ' yy na ' ' , 1 1 n y u - ra ' ' 1 u 7 1 . . . , THE LIVE WIRE Well I shouldn t be blazed Hans I was just lucky' Boshl said Hans coach You rushed rlght by the workman with the red dynamlte flag Now try to ex plaln that' And why d1d you go dl rectly opposlte from the course marked by the flag on top of the hlll? Well groaned Hans Ican glve all the answers ID three words Im color blmd The coach gasped and then sald You fixed Chapman' It was worth ten dollars to see the expression on hxs face when the people were all shaklng your hand The coach laughed at the memory Chapman wlll probab ly always remember you as one fellow who beat hlm at publlclty He wlll call you a glory grabber That s 1tl The Glorv Grabber and the coach laughed accompanled by the team and Hans at hls new nlck name Cedrlc Soper 38 BUD S MISTAKE OW S It seem to wln a medal Bud? Oh all rlght I d have won the other one butI hated to be a hog I slowed up a llttleln basket ball so that someone else could have a chance Wlnnlng thls track medal was a clnch I d have thought lt mlghty funny lf I hadn t won Who won all those track meets anyway? I dld that s who' Well I ll be seem you Bud Got an lmportant club date So long Oh by the way golng to the masquerade tonlght? Wlth whom? Yes Im and Im gomg alone so as to glve all the glrls a chance I wouldn t want them to get mad Thls conversatlon took place on the hlgh school steps between Bud Ward and Rlchard Wmtle Bud had Just won a track medal for belng the out standlng track star But he was rlghtly named the school braggart and Dlck was about the only frlend he a At the club house a small attlc room the follovvmg conversatlon was takmg place We should find some way to make hlm stop bragglng Yes I ll say' He IS the Idol of all the glrls and someone for us to wor shlp so he thlnks what d you find out? Is he golng to th mask ball? Who s he takmg? Whoa not so fast He s gomg all rlght and alone too How s that for news? Say Ive gota swell ldea Llsten we All the afternoon was spent 1n dec oratlng the hall Brllllant streamers floated overhead down the walls and ln the orchestra p1t All llghts were covered with gaudy paper gayness was everywhere Gloom was not 1n vlted Dancers arrlved early that nlght After a few dances the orchestra dressed ln costumes each dlfferent swung lnto the tune Chlna Boy gaudy dressed plrate stepped to the door and ushered ln the most fasclnat 1ngCh1nese Prmcess at the dance The orchestra played softly as the pxrate escort announced Meet Prmcess Toto Llne up boys don't ., I 24 1 4. u 7 77 H y , - 1 9 'Y Y as - H - . ' 1 as H - y U 7 . , ' ' - A L4 ' 77 , H yy u ' - ! V 9 . H , . . ' 77 . . h d. . . s 9 ' y U - - N ' 7 V : ' 4: .73 . - ,, . ll ' . ' it Q ' ' , . . . . . 9 ' . ' T ' H 2 ' ' . . . ,, . ,, Here comes Dlck now. Hey, n 9 7 ' . . ! ' I ' . . e - . . ' as 7 - , . . , D , I Y ' , . l ' -H 7 ' n u 1 U a ! ! ll , . . . . . . t l ' I Cl ' 1 ' , . . ' , . . ! I I u u . 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U 3 ' Q r . . , ' - an 7 7 . . ,, , , . . , , NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL push Plenty ot tlme She ll be here all tue evenlng Bud Slttlng mth a group of boxs stralghtened hls tle and ventured Boys lay off thats mv dlsh for the evenmg He rose and started forvs ard Just as he reached her a boy swung her out onto the dance floor He asked for the next dance but It was prom lsed The thlrd tlme he reached her unmolested and clalmed h1s dance All went well from then on and Bud fell hard The prmcess seemed to like hlm and true to hrs nature he was heard to say No glrl can help herself when shes Wlth me Shes bound to fall for me and fall hard Besxoes Toto s not so bad elther In about an hour Bud was tellmg Toto how grand her halr was how be wltchlng her eyes were and how beautlfully she danced when she really couldnt dance at all S e seemed to want to lead Bud and her feet seemed to bother her About eleven o clock mtermlsslon was announced Bud took Toto to the plazza and made desperate love to her Although he d1dn tknow It at the tlme a movlng plcture was taken of that scene and about ten palrs of eyes peered at hlm from the surround lng shrubbery Gomg up the steps from the Dl3ZZ3 the youthful Romeo notlced that Juhet s feet were large and that she handled her Splke heels awkwardly but when you re ln love you dont mlnd these llttle defects and Bud loved Toto At three mmutes of twelve the or chestra swung mto the tune Im Bulldmg Up To an Awful Letdown lBuddy found out at twelve that thlS song was IU hls honor J At twelve all unma ked P1t3 poor Buddy' Toto untled her mask A burst of hllarlous laughter and clapplng of hands Hlled the alr How could hls best frlend do a thlng hke that? Instead of a beau tlful glrl Rlchard Wxntle stood there laughlng Bud s face flushed cr1m son He gulped and managed a slckly looklng smlle At the next meetlng of the Boys Club the fellows put on for once a real mOVl6 Yes It was the movles taken of Bud s love scene wlth Prln cess Toto From that day to this as far asI know not a word of bragfmng comes a braggart boastlng he thmks of h1s own experlence and laughs about It Yes he laughs about lt now because he s grown to be a regular fellow Patrlcla Anderson '28 TROUBLE AT MID YEARS CONOMICS Test Frlday January 1.5 read Kenneth Tremont Anderson Jr Cbetter known as Andy J Then Whewland here lt IS Tuesday P M and I don t know a thlng about It Gosh Ive got to pass that test and Iput ln the back of my memo book when school first be gan Resolved To study and pass ec onomlcs at mld years He Walked slowly up the stalrs to hls room Hls roommate Stanley Gray who was studying when he came ln looked up and Sald Well -L I 25 1 1- - ' 9 ' ' H , . v . , . . v. 'Q I l . . . . S . , I , I n n as y 'i . 1 Y Q 1 ' 77 ' I K s n 1 I 1 - I ' 1 , n 0 l , 7 ' 1 1 v . . . . , , , 1 , . . 1 ll ' . 7 ' 7 - ' ' 1 . , , . L, , - 77 from the llps of Bud. When he hears V ' v 1 ' I . l . . Y ' 9 45 H Y . , I h . . ,L , . . . ' ll P . , . , ' Q 1 1 ' ' ' r H v L , , . ' - if 77 - , . . , , - - . . , Q v y 1 Y - v ' , : : - , ' 7 ' ' ,Y f - I , . . , , - Y ' ' ld , ' ' if U Y , Y THE LIVE WIRE what s eatm vou'? You look as though you ve lost your last frlend Stan I m desperate That econo mlcs test IS Frlday and I don t know the first thmg about lt Stan remarked unsympathlcally That s what vou get for belng the popular young play boy Then he added 1ok1ngly Of course you mlght sneak 1nto Prof Endlcott s office some dark mght and steal the questlons He keeps hls desk unlocked you know Bah' You re no help and Andy strode out of the room Durlng dlnner that nlght Andy was very quiet At about 9 30 he looked up from hls book and sald Guessl ll go out for a llttle stroll and try to get some of th1s Trlg out of my bram Well stay away from the glrls dorm Romeo retorted Stan About an hour later Andy returned and nervously sat down at hls desk What ails you Andy? Llsten Stan I ve got those econo mlcs questlons here Is s s stole em You dld what? ' Stole them Oh golly I wlsh I hadn t but It s too late now They re here and I mlght as well make use of them Wlth thls he hurrledly scrlbbled the questlons down and ln less than fifteen mlnutes had returned them to Prof Endlcotts desk and came breathlessly 1nto the room Stan reallzlng what he had done sald Andy I m responslble for thls I suggested lt but only Joklngly I had no ldea vou d take lt serlously C mon now I 3DOl0glZ6 and lf you ll put those questlons away and stop looklng so guilty I ll help you all I can to study for the test N was the replv I ve just got to do well IH that test It means a lot to me I can t take the rlsk even lf you worked with me mght and day IC would take more than two days B S1d9S you have tests of your ovln No I m going through wxth It I know Vou feel re ponslble for suggestlng II but lf you hadn t probably I d have thought of It myself sojust Sklp lt As Stan turned hopelessly away Andy began to look up the answers to the stolen questions Frlday the 13th was a bleak windy day Just a tvplcal unlucky day Stan had kldded Andy Lay off sand Andy Im nervous as can b and yet I haven t a thlng to tucked safelv ln my pocket Ive got them ln just the order they come too bad you don t take economics I mxght be of asslstance to you and he laughed drylv Poor kld thought Stan well lnaway he deserves It Always chaslng some Jane around campus Jane That s pretty good' Jane Endlcott Hm m m wonderlf Andy has achance with her? I kmda Ilke her myself Ah enough of that fool xshness What do I want of a glrl frlend anyway? Im too busy to bother Besldes usually all they want IS your money ButJust the same that Jane Endlcott IS darn cute Hls thoughts were lnterupted by Andy Well Stan WlSh me luck I m off' At the begmmng of the test Andy shpped hls sheet of paper with the answers out of hls pocket and copied tnem down That mght he and Jane Endlcott -t l 26 l 4- 7 ' 7 H 11 is 7 ' , . o, M, . 7 ' 77 ' n n S u 7 , 1 . . . , . . , ' N - - 1 . . I . . I , . . -,, I ' . 9- Q ' ' 7 1 1 , , 1 . H ,' - 1 1 7 - , - . . 7 . . In ',, u X . . . : . . ,, . . l , ' , 1 V 1 f . . , . ' . , . . ,,, . , . . . ' . , 9 77 ' . . . H 1 77 - - . , , ll , ' 77 . , - , ' . 14 77 ' v . . , , . ' ' li Q , 1 1 ' K , worry about wlth those answers ' 1 ' 1 ' 77 V y t I . .. - , . . ' Y 77 7 ' 1 1 - - ' ' 77 .. , 61 ' Q, fl ' ,Q Il - - . Ah, Cl ' I f 1 1 ' , , . ' ' 7 77 ' as ' 1 ' 7. 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NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL went to a dance CJane fessor s daughter J was the pro Thev had a swell tlme and Andy came lh about 2 10 A M The next dav Andy Prof Endlcott s othce went over to and asked lf the exams had been corrected I have corrected yours slnce lt was passed 1n first I was not surprlsed at your mark but I thlnk you wlll be Prof Endlcott looked at Andy closely Andy could not look 1nto those clear stralghtforward eyes Here It IS Anderson and he handed Andy hls paper Andy looked at It and went Whlte G g g good day slr he stammered Andy couldn t belleve hls eyes zero the questxons he had copled that Tues day mght Geeee wh1zzzl ' was all he could say He had copled them all wrong He started with the second whlch made all the answers wrong Just then Stan came ln Wlth Boy oh boy those eyes that ha1r ln other Words Blg Shot Im trymg to tell vou Ive got a date Wlth your glrl frxend tonlght Andy sald nothlng In the memo book of Kenneth Tremont Anderson Jr are now found these words Resolved To study economlcs hard but never cheat on tests Also Beware of Frlday the 13th M Soper 39 BIG JIM S FISHING TRIP fbias JIM BRYANT had come an the way from New York for a vacatlon at the Llly Bay House sltu ated on Moosehead Lake He was a blg fellow and most people had to look up at hlm lf they wlshed to see h1s fine featured head wlth hght brown halr blue eyes a mcely shaped mouth and a square Jaw which made hlm look rather stern when his mouth was closed He was of athletlc bulld wxth blg square shoulders and had very good posture Another fellow from hls place of occupatlon had come wlth h1m He however was of just natural slze and looked small beslde Blg Jlm The two had thelr Hshlng tackle and were all set for a week s vacatlon They went out every mornlng to fish ID Llly Bay but they dldn t have much luck So on the last day they declded to venture over to Spencer Bay whlch IS ten mlles up the lake They started out early ln the morn lng before the sun had arlsen very hlgh ln the heavens 1U a small row boat wlth an outboard motor attached to lts stern The lake seemed more beautlful than usual The hllls of Sugar Island and the beautlful wooded land around the bay cast thelr lmages upon the peaceful water wlth a brll llance undescrlbed by any artist All was stlll that mornlng except for the putt putt putt of the motor and the sound of the water bemg sprayed up on the peaceful lake To Big Jlm and hls comrade lf all seemed hke a dream to be there amldst the glorles of Mother Nature and away from the clatter of the clty streets -t I 27 l 1- , . . 'Z ' . u ' 44 ' ' , . . . . ' ' 77 . . ' n 9 1 l ' , - 44 ' ' I 77 . . . I 7 li - Q - - I ,, ' 4 a Q 7 7 ' , - . 1 . .' 7 He rushed to his room and looked at ' - -- - - 77 . 1 7 ' sl I s in o X o . ' 7 Q - 7 ' ' . I. U 9 . . - , .'. - l 1 , n ' 7' , ' ' ' 1 . v ' ' 77 9 T ' .- , - , V , . . 77 ' 7 ' I THE LIVE WIRE They at last arrlved at the place of thelr destlnatlon and the motor turned off they settled themselves for a H106 day of fishlng One hour went by and there was not even a Strlke then Just as they began to round a polnt whlch extended lnto the bay Luke who was Jlm s frlend hooked a blg one Oh' thls one seemed llke a mon ster He was swervlng lashlng dlV lng and pulllng llke fury Luke was greatly exclted for thls was hls flrst catch IU a whole week and lt would be too bad to lose lt now He got It wlthln a hundred yards of the boat when lt Jumped out of the water He could see It wasa large one whlch mlght welgh as much as gulde lt ln very carefully He got lt up to the boat and then lt plunged deep lnto the water agaln maklnga rlpple ln the water as It went Would he lose thls flsh the only one whlch he had hooked? Would thls one get away so he couldn t prove his story about lt ln New York? He kept hls llne tlght all the tlme hoplng he had lt hooked well enough so he Wouldn t lose It At last the flsh tlred and weak from lts strenuous battle had to submlt to be led lnto the net whlch lnclosed It and was brought lnto the boat After that experlence Luke was a llttle more talkatlve than usual and Blg Jlm sat llstenlng to hlm as he told what he would say when he got back home By thls tlme It was nearly tlme to start for Llly Bay A breeze had started to blow and the clouds had started to gather ln the blue sky over head Blg Jlm started the outboard and headed back for Llly Bay Well we dldn t get many fish but we have had a good tlme havent we? remarked Luke Yes we have had a good tlme all rlght Say look at those clouds and thls wlnd doesn t look so good answered Jlm I thlnk we but Luke was lnter rupted by the splttlng and sputterlng of the motor and then lt went dead Thls was lndeed a crltlcal sltuatlon the wlnd blowlng and the lake gettlng rougher the sky cloudlng up for a storm whlch mlght be accompanled by llghtnlng and whats worse to be elght mlles from thelr destlnatlon ln an open boat wlthout a motor What are we golng to do now? We shall have to take turns row lng answered Jlm The wlnd IS gettlng worse all the tlme so one can row whlle the other balls out water That IS a good ldea and I wlll take my turn at the oars rlght now lf you don t mlnd ' replled Luke So wlth out further conversatlon they began thelr tasks After Luke had rowed for about an hour he was ready to glve the o rs to Blg Jlm By thls tlme they had come only about a quarter of the dlstance to be covered and the raln was comlng down ln sheets They could not see very far ahead of them but they had to go on for there was not any place to land a boat lf they had the cnance Rocks around the shore loomed out of the water llke the teeth of some blg monster who was trylng to reach out lts head to catch and devour the boat and ltS contents whlch was ilounder lng out there on the dark water All at once Luke shouted Dead -r I 28 J 4- . .. . , V 9 . . . . , 1 ' 1 ' 17 ' : . ' . , : . . . . , ,, ! I J 0 . , . . ,, . -,, . - 9 - I : . . . l , 7 . . . . U ' 77 ten pounds, so he took extra pains to asked Luke- . . . . U . . . ,, . H . . s u , a I ' : . . . ' ' 77 . I . - 45 . . . Y Q I , n , . , u s - , . , . ' 2 ' - , , ' , ' a 7 . I . ! Y 1 9 ' . 1. I 9 NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL ahead IS that pomt and we won t clear lt unless you can pull us around It some way If we turn too sharply to avold that polnt the wmd wlll swamp us answered B1gJ1m So wlthout say lng another word he put all of hls strength lnto hls oars and turned the boat wxth one oar Whlle he kept lt from turnlng too far wlth hlS other oar He was the only one who could have done It Thus they were saved by clearlng the polnt by only a few eet That was close remarked Luke Yes lt was too close for comfort but we are not through the storm yet you know answered Jim Luke now took hls turn agaln but he could not seem to make much head way ln such a storm so Jlm had to take back hls posltlon and Luke went on balllng agaln The storm had about reached lts cllmax and the ram had begun to slacken when a rock appeared dead ahead Jlm stralned Wlth all h1s mlght to 3VOld lt but the next moment there came a crash and they were thrown toward the front of the boat There was a hole ln the bow and the water was comlng IU to fill the boat Jump and I wlll come after you crled Blg Jlm So Jump they dld but as Lukejumped a blg wave hlfhlm and knocked hlm out Seelng hls pal golng down beneath the waves Blg Jlm went after hlm snatchlng hlm from the very depths and taklng hlm to shore As he stag gered and la1d hls frlend upon the sand he hlmself fell from exhaustlon and lay there for abouta half hour unable to move At last he got up and llfted hls frlend to hls back and started for Llly Bay By thls tlme hlS frlend had regalned consclousness but was too exhausted to walk Many a tlme Bxg Jim felt llke dropping ID hls tracks but thlnklng ot hls pal he staggered on through the rest of the afternoon and lnto the evenlng At list they reached the Llly Bay House where Blg Jlm fell on the porch and lay there exhausted Later the doctor came and Blg Jlm was told that he and Luke would llV9 but that lt lt hadnt been for Jlm s steel nerves they would never have been ahve Carl Sawyer 39 --:o:- THE BEE With apologies to James Russell Lowell Into the mormng Ready for Hlght Buzzlng and zoomlng From morn t1ll nlght' Scaling the meadows For many hours Gathermg nectar And pollen from flowers Puttlng lf.lI1t0 Your crop while you roam Dropplng lt mto bw arming aboxe It Maklng lt thlck Domg your duty And domg IE qulck Lleanmg the hlves Of the dlrt and the dead Ne er thlnklng of restmg But duty mstead Oh tlny creature Oh toxllng bee Let me be thrlfty Lontented llke thee' The cells when you re home Vera Basford 38 4 L L 29 1 4- . . , . . v , . H . v . ,, V H, . . . . . N . . H . . . . Y L 1 . . . ,, . . . 1 xl ' . ' - L 1 1 - 1 l 1 - ' 1 f H H . . . . . , I . . U . . . . 1 9 4 , . H . . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . I s v v ' k , . . . . . 1 v . , . . . . . .. . - v . . . . . , . , 1 9 V . ' . 75 . -.. Jfxi ,T xs.fr . . , . . V . 1 , v v . . , , . . , . . . I , . . . Y I , 1 1 . . . , , I 1 1 1 . Y ,' 1 , 1 7 I HE LIVE WIRE JUST PLAIN MISERY Why do people hate me so And use me mean where e er I go Why can t they leave a guy alone Instead of saymg Go on home Good gosh sakesl What have I done? Gee I am t never hurt no one' They say that lxfe s a song and dance But they won t glve a guy a chance To see lf what they say IS true I thlnk they re kmd a mean don t you' Now for example t other day Away from home I trled to stray I thought I d just take ln the town And then come home when sun was down So I struck out down to rds the school And walked t1ll Icome to a pool Sez I It s klnda hot t day So stead o gomg on my way 1 guess I l1 stop and take a swlm It glves a guy a lot of vxm But Just as I got to my walste I saw a guy approach wlth haste Twas that old cranky guy Jerome He very klndly took me home Next day I really went to school And when 1 hustled by that pool I stuck my nose up ID the a1r bo hlgh you d thought twas always there When I got upon the steps I met my old frlend Bobby Lepps He carrled books up to hls chln But put them down and let me ln Once 1ns1de the old school house I crept as quiet as a mouse I moved to let the pupils pass And then I followed them to class Sez I I guess I ll have some fun I thlnk I ll plague the deacon s son bo I crept down beneath hls seat And started treadlng on hxs feet I tugged a httle at hls cuff And dld I get hlm ln '1 hutf I He motloned me to go away But I just thought 1 d rather stay I hked to get hlm ln a stew But oh my frlends thls dldn t do Hls wrath had rlsen to the top He stamped h1s foot and hollered btop' Well course the teacher found me then An she was mad s a ruffled hen She sure was sore wlthout a doubt And very promptly put me out That goes ta show ya what they do Sometlmes lt s even worser tool Oh' I guess I ll Just glve up And stay a common scottxe pup Vera Basford 38 THE RHYME OF THE ANCIENT SENIOR Wlth Many Apologles to Samuel Taylor Colerldge It IS an ancxent senlor And he stoppeth one of three By thy knowlng look and ghttermg eyes Now wherefore stoppeth thou me? The Play house doors are opened Wlde And the show wlll soon begm The guests are met the stage IS set Mayst hear the merry dm He holds him wlth hls sklnnv hand You are a shlrker quoth he Hold off' Unhand me crazy loon' Eftsoons hls hands dropt he He holds h1m with hls ghtterlng eye The hastenmg guest stands stlll And hstens hke a three years chlld I' e scnlor hath hls wlll The commencement program soon will start And stlll the guest SltS there And neither speaks nor vxlnks an eye Nor breathes a breath of alr I am an anclent senlor And my school days are o er So let me warn you Freshman small That you must study more Vo matter how much the teachers teach It s you who have to learn bo study hard and never play If good marks you would earn It s not the rank that counts my frlend It s only the knowledge you get bo gather all the knowledge you can Llke a hsher mth hlS net 11 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 -1 1 H . 1 ' 4. A111 , . . . ., - 1 , . . ' 1 1 . 1 . , . c 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 , . 1 1 , . . 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Y Q f YY Y Y ' 1 , - s . 1 NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL -r l 33 l 1- Nancy Cameron hlS daughter Mary Dresser Andrew Davey son of hls friend Sam Warren Agatha Golden Davey secretly mar rled to Andy Helen WhltlHg Vlctor Golden Agatha s father John Wentworth Lucy a mald Anlta Hanson Charles a chauffeur Paul Clark Bruce O Mara IH love wlth Nancy John Hamlln The Senlor class parts were an nounced by Prlnclpal Joseph B Chaplm as follows HONOR PARTS Valedlctory Carlyle Stackpole Salutatory Hartley Banton lst Honor Essay Paullne Fraser 2nd Honor Essay Mary Dresser Parts Chosen By Vote of Class Hlstory Archle Hatch Prophecy Homer Woodard Address to Undergraduates Carlton Brackett Presentatlon of GlftS Eleanor Hunt Pa ts Chosen by Vote of Class for Last Ass mbly Class W1ll Samuel Warren Presentatlon of Medals J Merrlll Carter On the mornlng of October 10th the class journeyed to Skowhegan where thelr plctures were taken In the afternoon many of them went to the movles arter whlch they had supper and returned to Newport The Senlor class thlS year has pre sented a large number of lnterestmg and educatlonal assemblles One of the best of these was presented on Frlday Aprll 9 1937 Chas Gould preslded and the program was as follows Blble Readmg and Prayer Marv Dresser Song Amerlca School Llve Wlre Sales Homer Woodward Engmeerlng as a VOC3tlOH Hartley Banton Forestry Paul Clark Song Qulltlng Party School Law Sam Warren Medlclne Doctor Arthur Swett Chemlstry Archle Hatch Song My Hearts ln the Hlghlands School The talks presented proved to be of much mterest and help to underclass men JUNIOR NEWS The Junlor Exhlbltlon was held on Monday March 22 IU the Newport Play House Although xt was the first evenlng after the vacatlon the hall was filled to capaclty The program was an ext ellent one and none of the speakers had to be prompted Palmer Tedesco acted as Marshal The fol lowxng selectlons were glven Tommy Stearns at the Llbrary Cedrxc Soper Murderer s Confesslon Myrtle Jones Dog of War Vlncent Smlth The Man Who Laughed Dalsy Hussey Vocal Solo Vlolet Hoyt Mrs Smart Learns to Skate Ruth Jones The Whlte Hands of Telham Edward Weed Ma at the Basketball Game Vlrglnla Potter ! 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THE LIVE WIRE Vocal Solo Vlolet Hoyt The Rlde for Llfe Madehene Banton Jean Valgean and the Blshop Elllot Hold MlCk6y s Marker Freda Beek MUSIC Mrs Murlel Rlchards A dlfliculty arose 1n chooslng the rlngs thls year and the class was fin ally forced to spllt lnto two groups one group chooslng a red stoned rlng wlth a gold N and the other a plam type The rlngs were purchased from the Bastlan Brothers salesman An lnterestlng assembly was pre sented by the Junlors a few days be fore New Year s Included on the program was a short play on New Year s wrltten by Madellene Banton It was presented IH the followlng or der Blble Readlng and Prayer Delana Jenne New Year s play conslstlng of the fol lowlng characters 1936 Elllot Hold Nurse Maurlne Davls 1937 Nathan Merrlll r ather Tlme FFHUCIS Doherty Doctor Vlncent Smlth Dlary of 1936 Prlscllla Plummer Song Jingle Bells School Theme on New Year s Dalsy Hussey Song Here Comes the Brltlsh Vxllora Knowles Llte of Paul Revere Phyllls Emerson School Song School SOPHOMORE NEWS Perhaps the most lnterestlng Sopho more Assembly of the year was pre sented durmg the fall term John Frlend Jr preslded over the followmg program Blble Readlng and Prayer June Tedesco Vocal Solo Norma Butterfield A short talk was glven by some of the members of the class on the value of certaln school subjects Latln Margaret Soper Engllsh Lucllle MCGIQUHIH Sclence Ruth Langley A short play was presented entltled She New Semester The characters were Freddle Nelson Charles Pray Algebra Lyndon Small Latin Margaret Soper Engllsh Lucille McGlaufl1n Sclence Ruth Langley Reader Barbara Bean School Song School FRESHMAN NEWS On Frlday February 19 the Fresh man Class presented an unlque assem bly program Mr Paul Wltham Sr was guest speaker and George MCGHUHIU preslded Mr Wlthams speech held the Interest of the entlre school and the problem he lllustrated on the board puzzled many a student of mathematlcs The program was as follows Blble Readlng., and Prayer Marllyn Neal Talk on N Club Archle Hatch Short Sklt Word Hospital G Vlnson E Rlch K White D Marcho N Davls P Wltham Jr W Moores R Hanson B Rowe V1ol1n Solo Kathleen Whlte Speaker Paul Wltham Sr n ' . 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Q . fl 17 ' ' li ' 77 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . . - , I NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL N H S ORCHESTRA THE LIVE WIRE The Freshman Receptlon was held early last fall and a very lnterestlng programa was presented by upper classmen lbLater the Freshmen were compelled to do a few stunts under the dlrectlon of Samuel Warren R freshments and danclng followed and a good tlme was had by all W nter Ca n l The annual Wlnter Carnlval was held thls year at the ball park Sat February 27 The skllng and snow shoelng events were run off under the SUDCFVISIOU of Mr Eaton and Mr Chaplln Students from Hartland were present and partlclpated ln the events Newport Hlgh School was vlctorlous keeplng the large cup for the thlrd consecutlve year Homer Woodward of Newport was the hlgh scorlng boy recelvlng the boy s cup and Eleanor Llbby of Hartland was the Wlnner of the glrl s sllver cup In the evenlnga supper entertaln ment and dance were enjoyed by all prlzes belng awarded by MISS Maxlne Weymouth wlnner of the carnlval Queen Contest Followlng 1S the program presented Plano Solo Mrs Cllfford McLaughlln Readlng Robert Getchell of H A Glee Club Hlgh School Glrls Readlng Arlene Holllster of H A Glee Club Readlng Hlgh School Boys Norman McCormack of H A Mlss Vlolet Hoyt MISS Alyce Tuck Hlgh School Glrls Vocal Solo Readlng Glee Club One act Comedy A UHICOFH and a Flsh Cast Mr Foster Archle Hatch Mrs Foster hls Wlfe Vera Basford Jack thelr son Charles Gould MRYIOH thelr daughter Vlfglnla Potter MOFtlm9F De Lancy Jr fan acqualnt ance of Marlon s Homer Woodward Announcement Wlnner of the Carnl val Queen Contest Awardlng of Cups and PFIZGS Ce cle F nc Puplls who recelved an average rank of B formeda French Club or Le Cercle Francals on January 25th of thls year The students ellglble to JOIN were Carlyle Stackpole Paullne Fraser Vlncent Smlth Mabel Gould Beulah LQWIQ MZFVIS Stuart Prlscllla Plummer Lyndon Small Henry Condon Margaret Soper Ruth Langley Lucllle McGlauflln Lena Llttlefield and Lorralne Llttlefleld Officers elected were Presldent Vlncent Smlth Vlce Presldent Lucllle McGlauflln Sec and Treas Margaret Soper The first meetlng was held Tuesday evenlng February2 ln the French Room ENGLISH CLUB A large number of new members were lnltlated lnto the Inngllsh Club thls year many of whom were upper classmen Durlng one of the buslness .,, l 36 l 4- ' 1 . . . U . . ,, 1 . I L . . 5 ' , ' . e' , . I - . . . 1 1 ' ' ' 1 i r ivn ' ' 1 -1 . . - fLe r ra anal . 1 . . . . V , , , . . . ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' Y K1 1 v . . ' ' N- 1 9 ' 7 ' 1 1 I l 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 0 1 1 : , . - . . . . . . . . 1 1 l I Q I . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . , - . NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL DLBATING CLUB -qg Q53- meetlngs the members voted to glVe the school llbrary 33 50 for a year s subscrlptlon to the L1fe magazlne Officers for the year were Presxdent Paulme Fraser Vlce Presldent Mary Falrbrother Sec and Treas Vlncent Smlth Llbrarlans Madellene Banton Lucllle McGlauflm Mary Falrbrother Barbara Bean Margaret Soper N CLUB Oiiicers of the N' Club for thls year were as follows. Presldent Archle Hatch Vlce Presldents Hartley Banton Palmer Tedesco Secretary Paullne Fraser Treasurer Homer Woodward Durlng the school year the N Club sponsored a plcture Wlnterset whxch was presented at the Newport Play House and a dance at the Town Hall featurlng Lew Kyer and h1S Rhythm Boys Both events were suc cessful NEW TEACHERS At the begmmng of the school year, 4 f 37 1 1- as P' x 4 ' 6 ' ,J nfffc- . gr Q 3 I F l 3 r Q an . f v 61' w lui 41 0-1- x r . , . . . . . . H . H . A . . . . - ' 54 77 - 9 . . ' 54 ' 77 a 1 9 . . . . , . H H . . as fr u 9 - ' . . THE LIVE WIRE Mrs Madellne Hall returned to N H S to resume her posltlon as Commerclal telcher lhe vacxncx left bv M1 s Dlggles lteacher of lm guagesj was fulhlled hx Nllss Marlam Anderson of Nlonson STAMP CLUB A Stamp Club vsasorg,1n1fed thls year for those lnterested ln that hobby Mr Lttou acted IS adxlsor and the follomng olhcers were cho en Preslde nt Q arl Sawyer Sec and lreas Patrlcla Hlchards DEBATING lhls year the Debate Llub elected Hartley Banton Presldent Archle Hatch X 1ce Presldent Lyndon Small Sec and Treas Later ln the season MISS Pratt our coach chose Carlyle Stackpole and Lyndon Small as Afl:lI'IY13t1V9 speakers and Archle Hatch and Hartley Banton as Negatlve speakers Fhese two groups debated Bangor Watervllle and Wlnslow IH practlce debates The regular debates of the Bates League were held March 19th Newport s Affirmatlve debatmg Foxcroft Academy Negatlve loslng by a 3 0 count Newport s Negatlx e defeated Hartland Academy Afl:lFm3t1V9 at Hartland and won by a 21 count Hartley Banton was chosen best speaker All IH all the season was successful and we look forward to an other 1n next year s debates VE!- SPEAKING CONTESTS The followmg students Wlll repre sent N H S at varlouslnterscholas tic speakmg contests Montgomery Contest l Hartley Banton I Archle Hatch Spear Prellmmarles Myrtle Jones UUlVQTSltX of Maine Contest Ex temporaneous Cedrlc Soper Dramatlc readlng Freda Beek Humorous readlng Ruth Jones Oratlon Dalsy Hussey The Booster Board for this year IS made up of Edltor ln Chlef Charles Gould Glrls Sports Paullne Fraser Boys Sports Charles Tltcomb Cartoonlst Roland Stuart Humor and Soclal Events Carleton Brackett Lucllle McGlauf'l1n Freda Beek Vera Basford Patr1c1aR1chards and Woodford Mooers Faculty Advl sor MISS Marlam Anderson MEDALS AND PRIZES Last year the class of 1906 estab llshed the custom of maklng the Senlor glft to the school aserles of medals for outstandlng attalnment ln varlous act1v1t1es These awards were made by the semor presldent at the last Senlor Assembly held ln the town hall on Frlday May 29 1936 Medals were earned by Leslle Murray School Cltlzenshlp Patrlcla Anderson I Basketball Homer Woodward 5 Ancll Pennell Baseball Y .p I 38 1 li ,,. ' 1 - P ' . 'Y D rw A Y v 1 . . ' - c . V c K . . . ' n Ll L n - . . 7 . . E 4 N 1 1 1 rt .V . . - L C 4 n V in x . f 'Lui - l I . E . '. . 2 2 2 ' S 1 v' v 3 3 - ' Vice-President Lyndon Small BOOSTER BOARD W . . ,. . . ' '. ' . H 77 ' . , . , . Fry . Y 1 t . ' st . K. , , I x A y 'LL , . - N Y I, . ' 1 K 7 ' ' . . . . ,, K. , ' ! , . . . . . . , . , . 7 . . ' ' , I , - , - . u Y A v . ' s , , 1 I 1 I I IN JV! , -' NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL .T I 39 1 4, 2 BOOSTER BOARD -f:Q:- Paulme Fraser I Track Samuel Warren 5 Mlttle Downs Debatmg Glenna Halnlng 5 rank On graduatlon nlght 1936 the fol lowmg prlzes wele awarded by Prlnclpal Chaplln Anne Taylor I IBelle A Floyd Leslle Murray 5 I Sen Eng Prlzes Barbara Bean I Engllsh Club Lyndon Small5 Fresh Eng Prlzes Almer Davls Mary Emery MUSIC Prlze HONOR ROLL To be named on the Hxgh Honors one must have at least three marks of The Honors conslst of those havlng no rank below B The number after the name mdlcates the number of times that person has been on the honor roll durlng the first four rank mg perlods of the year Post Graduate Hlgh Honors Helen Hold 4 Semor Hugh Honors Hartley Banton 4 Carlyle Stackpole 3 Paullne Fraser 3 O 5 ' I A A f '13 F Chaf1eSGQu1.d '- Improvememin BW or above and nothing below B. THE LIVE WIRE Junlor Hlgh Honors MHTVIS Stuart 4 Vmcent Smlth Mabel Gould 4 PllSClll3 Plummer Phyllls Emerson 3 Edward Weed Ruby Ferry 1 Avls Anderson Freda Beek 1 Sophomore Hlgh Honors Lucllle McGlaufl1n 4 Iyndon Small Ruth Langley Z George Dresser Margaret Soper 1 Freshman Hlgh Honors Patrlcla Rlchards 4 Barbara Swett 4 Elton Rich 3 Ellzabeth Rowe 3 Ruby Moore 2 Glenna Vmson 1 Senlor Honors Archle Hatch 4 John Wentworth 4 Helen Wh1t1ng4 Homer Woodward 2 Mary Dresser 3 Merrlll Carter 2 Charles Gould 1 Carleton Brackett 1 John Hamlln 1 Carlyle Stackpole 1 Paulme Fraser 1 Paul Clark 3 Junlor Honors Avls Anderson 3 Elhott Hold 3 Vera Basford 2 Edward Weed 2 Dalsy Hussey 2 Phyllls Emerson 1 Almer Davls 1 Ruby Ferry 1 Freda Beck 2 Sophomore Honors Mary Falrbrother 3 Henry Condon 3 Geo Dresser 3 Margaret Soper 3 Lena Llttlefield 3 Lorralne Llttlefield 2 Darrell Gray2 Gerald1neBuswell1 Ruth Morton 1 Charles Tltcomb 3 Barbara Bean 1 Ruth Langley 1 Freshman Honors Woodford Moores 4 Marlon Savage 4 Glenna Vlnson 3 Ruby Moore 2 Ellzabeth Rowe2 Kathleen Wh1te2 Roberta Moore 2 Paul Wltham 2 Shlrley Flckett 2 Neal Davls 1 Elton Rlchl Harland Stackpole 1 Wayne Plerce 1 George McGlaufl1n 1 Donald Marcho 1 Alma Dyer 1 -:Q:- C616 zczzzcjcs The Chleftaln Malne School of Commerce Bangor Me You have a fine magazlne It IS made lnterestlng by means of a H108 balance between humor and serlous artlcles The Spxrlt of Towle Towle Hlgh School Newport N H You deserve pr lse for your French department We should llke to see more storles IH your llterary department - L' ' ' l 1 1 . 4 w - 1 ' 4 , l , ' 1 2 - 4 1 1 y , ' K ' 1 1 1 ' . . . ' , , 1 J 41 I ' ' 1 1 , . 1, . . . 1 . A . 1 1 1 L 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 . , . 1 1 1 1 l v 1 V 1 . . . I t K 1 . 1 1 1 1 I 5 . 5 . . I . 1 1 1 1 1 wl - 1 1 1 1 . . , . 1 1 1 1 . I 5 , J . , . L... J L ..- X I Q!-'ll-4QL4ll--ll-ff'lkJk.ik-41' 4-49--'E--lk 'ik-llv 4k4Ok4ll--'l-f-'ll--4lk1O-f--Q-4lmJll--lOL-lll--lO-- 'll--llv lb 0 1 1 ' 1 , c f 1 Q 5 A . . H . H . . , , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 . 3 NEWPORT HIC H SCHOOL Lasell Leaves LasellJun1or College Auburndale Mass Your dedl catlon IS very orlglnal The Travel Sectlon IS especlally commendable Academy RQVIEVS Foxcroft Academy Dover Foxcroft Me You have a splendld record of actlvltles We should hke to see a hterary sectlon added TeSachem Old Town Hlgh School Old Town Malne A large and excellent magazlne IS yours We were lnterestedln the detalled record of assembly programs The Pllot M F H S Mechamcs Falls Malne An excellent well balanced productlon Your wrlters show much sklll The Oracle Bangor Hlgh School Bangor Malne The large num ber of plctures are an asset In your commencement number the last we have recelved especlally enjoyed the essays T e NdUtlll5 Watervllle Semor H S Watervllle Me You have many excellent stories T e Four Corners Scarboro Hlgh School Scarboro Me There must be an excellent sense of humor ID your student body Judglng from the Jokes Depart ment The Rlpple Hartland Academy Hartland Me Hello Nelgh borsl We especlally commend the book revlews IH your llter ary sectlon South Parls Hlgh School South Parls Mame Mapleton Hlgh School Mapleton Me LaGrange Hlgh School LaGrange Me Gullford Hlgh School Gullford Me .gxgg gk. F Jqffliezlzcs Qui-itv 1936 BASEBALL Because the Llve Wlre goes to press before baseball IS underway the edltors have declded to publlsh the results of last year s season This was a very successful year as the team lost only one game and won nlne One of the most excltlng games was played IH Newport The opponents were Hampden boys and the score was00 unt1l the closmg lnnmgs of , I + v l 41 l 4- GB 77 ' 9 , -. - -we ,, h I . .g,, . . . - 7 ' ., , . sn ' ,ra . . 1 . , , ' , 0 . 14 h Y! ' i . 7 y I u it h 77 ' ' ' g . 9 Q - ' - 54 ' av ' 1 1 . K , 1 V - N . ,, . ,, . . , .... , . 'Y ' l . - We also have exchanges w1th: V ' Q u V f ' 1 7 Ki 77 ' ' 1 ! 7 I ' u - ' 9 1 - . , , . ... 1 s .... I . , Q, g V ' w 'lf -lf'-lf? 'l lfi7 lf1l' -lfvl' ,, . . ,, . I . 7 ' , ' ! , . N 'N' cf -fb? H l lfyftil 4 A, pkg! xg 1' Ba eball Mgr Gould Capt Brackett Track Mgr Tltcomb Capt Hatch Lqgggp... the game Flnally Newport succeeded ln getting a man on thlrd and a trlcky bunt brought h1m home Another score was pushed over before the game ended 2 to 0 wlth Newport the wlnners The Se son Schedule Hartland 4 N Hartland 3 N Hampden 0 N Foxcroft Dexter Dexter Clmton Clmton Corlnna Corlnna 8 The letter men were Pennell fpj Murray fzbj Mltton Cc fl Mullen fr fl Brackettlss8zpJ Merrill Ubi Ferry Cl fl Woodward C3bJ and Banton fel One of the best records made durlng the season was accompllshed by pltcher Brackett During the seven lnmngs that he worked against and allowed only three hltS Wlth slx of last year s men back thls year s team looks as promlslng as the one of last sprlng Carhe Brackett has been chosen captaln wlth Charlle Gould manager Manager Gould IS trymg to arrange games wlth Orono Hampden Corlnna Dexter . H. S. 9 ' ' ' 1 . H. S. 12 Hartland, he struck out thirteen men . H. S. 2 ' , 4 N. H. S. 9 ' ' ' , 0 N. H. S. 6 ' ' ' ' 6 N. H. S. 3 ' , ' ' 2 N. H. S. 12 ' ' ' 2 N. H. S. 5 ' , ' 6 N. H. S. 8 ' ' ' ' N. H. S. 9 , , ' , , NEWPORT HIGH QCHOOL GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM THE LIVE WIRE -P Foxcroft Gullford Hartland Unlty M110 and Lawrence Hlgh of Falrfleld Fall Baseball At the beglnnlng of thls year fall baseball was agaln played durlng the first few weeks of school Two games were played wlth Corlnna Academy N H S won the first game whlle Cormna took the second Because of weather condltlons no more games were played On the whole the season was a very successful one both from the vlewpolnt of flndmg new talent and the outlook for thls sprmg s team 1936 TRACK Track was run agaln last ye r wlth Coach Eaton holdlng the rems The tearr went to meets it M C I and the county meet at the Umverslty of Malne Contests were also held ln Newporta alnst Bar Harbor Orono and Wlnterport The letter men were Warren Hatch Brackett Woodward Murray and Pennell Track practlce has already started for thls year Archle Hatch has been elected captain and Charlle Tltcomb manager Two class meets are to be held and others are belng arranged w1thM C I Orono and Wlnterport The team also plans to take part ln the county and state meets BASKETBALL Thls year the basketball team started off w1th three veterans back After many weeks of practlce a qumtet was chosen by Coach Eaton that successfully defeated Carmel Hlgh by a score of 49 to 10 About a week later the blue and vx hlte clad hoopmen appeared agaln to wm from the Alumnl by the score of 29 to 26 Thls was a very lnterestlng game to watch especlallv IH the last half as the score at the half way mark was 13 to 8 lll favor of the Alumnl The last game before Chrlstmas vacatlon was played agamst the Winslow J V s IH Newport The boys played very hard but lost 31 to 18 The first week of Chrlstmas vaca tlon was spent by the boys 1n Aroostook County on a basketball trlp On thls trlp three games were played The teams who enter tamed us were Island Falls Patten and Merrill H1h Although all three games were lost the team galned much experlence and saw a llttle of Aroostook County After vacatlon the team cllcked agaln to defeat Maine School of Com merce J Vs 33 to 30 Thls wasa very close game and It took an over tlme per1od to declde who would be the wlnners The game was very close at all tlmes the score at the half belng 18 to 17 IH favor of the buslness men After the half the Commerce team got off to a fast start and at the end of the thlrd quarter had a five polnt lead over the local team the score bemg 25 to 20 After the rest at the end of the thlrd quarter the N H S boys put on a final spurt and tled the score at the end of the game at 29 all The boys contmued the rush 1nto the overtlme per1od and sank the ball twlce whlle Commerce team gathered a foul po1nt The llne up was as follows 1 1 1 s . 1 . . . ' V v . . . 9 , . . ' L . I . . . . . , . , . Y . . . , . . , . v s . N . , ' I . 1 ' , , . A s , . 1 . . . l O' Q ' ! 7 ' - . ., . 1 1 1 v ' ' ' , . . . . 1 v . . . 9 9 - s . . ., , . ' . D I . . . n . . . . . , - NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Newport Commerce Woodward R F 3 Jackson R F 9 Q21 Banton L F Lane L F 1 QU Carter 2 Q13 Bailey 1 Hamlln C 6 f2J Gaten C 2 Davls R G 1 Q21 Mlller Clark L G Hall R G 1 Tedesco L G C43 Alley L G One of the fastest games played away was agamst Orono The game seesawed back and fortl durlng the first half In the thlrd quarter the Newport boys began to lmprove and galned avery substantlal lead The Orono team caught the fever and steadlly cut down thls margm F1 nally they reached Wltlllll one polnt of the Newport tally For mmutes Newport held th1s lead of one pomt Then Just before the closmg whlstle Orono broke loose and scored twlce The game ended ln tnelr favor 30 to 27 The llne up was as follows Newport Orono Tedesco L F 5 Q35 Jewell R F 1 Woodward R F Q13 Burpee L F 2 121 Brackett Cota 3 Hamlln C 2 Murray C 3 Davls R G 3 Anson CU Banton L G 1 121 Guffy Carter Wallace R G C33 Gardner L G 3 C21 s s Carmel 10 Alumnl 26 Wmslow J V s 31 Island Falls 37 Patten 35 Merrlll 41 an M S C 0 an Corlnna 27 an Bucksport 42 an Merrlll 21 Gullford 53 NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan an Orono 30 N H S an Dexter 72 N H S an Bucksport 38 N H S an Hartland 35 N H S an Gullford 37 N H S Fe WmslowJ V s 37 N H S Fe Collnna 26 N H S e Orono 33 N H S Fe Cllnton 39 N H S Mar Hartland 25 N H S Durmg the season 400 points were scored Of thls number the rlght forward Woodward accounted for 145 Tedesco the left forward was next wlth 61 and the center Hamlm thlrd Wlth 53 The season was closed wlth a ban quet held at the home of Captaln Woodward Durmg the course of the evenlng speeches were made by Mr Chaplin members of the basketball team and Coach Eaton After the txon to the movles by Mr Cary Af ten the movles the boys went back to Woody s and played games Our L tter Men Homer Woodward Rlght Forward Woody the rnght forward and captaln played great ball all season Hls scorlng Hblllty was a great help and we all appreclated hls fine sports manshlp We wlsh you luck ln the future Woody Palmer Tedesco Left Guard Pete was the scrappy man on the team Hls aggressnveness surely helped and hls eye for the basket proved good We are glad you wlll be back on the team next year Pete John Hamlxn Center -1 I 45 l 1- J . 19 . . . . 27 . . . . J . 22 . . . 27 . . . . J . 27 . . . 14 A J . 29 . . . 12 ' . . J . 30 ' . '. . 15 ' . . ' b. 3 ' . .' . . . 17 . . . . b. 9 . . . 21 . . . . F b. 12 . . . 8 b. 16 ' . . . 23 ' , . 5 . . . 29 ' - ' supper, the team accepted an invita- The eason's checlule I 1 l . . i 1 . 4 . . . 49 1 , , - . 8 ' . . . 29 H . 11 ' . .' . . . 13 r ' . 14 . . . 21 ' . 15 . ..'. 13 . 16 ' . . . 3 H H J . 2 . . . 3 . . . 33 . ' ' J . 6 ' . . . 13 , ' J . 8 . . . 12 - l J . 14 ' V. . . 16 y H -H . 16 ' . . . 18 ' THE LIVE WIRE Johnny came to us from Carmel thls year and was Johnny on the spot for Newport Hls 3bllltV and Jokes kept the team ln good splrlts IS servlces wlll be mlssed next year Almer DHVIS Rlght Guard Bub IS the dletltlan of the team He doesn t belleve ln eatmg more than ahalf bushel of potatoes at a meal Hls splrlt and cooperatlon will be a help next year Hartley Banton Left Forward H B the left guard of the team proved a real asset Here s wlshlng hlm good luck 1n college next Vear Carleton Bracket Sub Forward Brackett our last yea s manager and the shlek of the team nas proved next year Brack Merrlll Carter Sub Guard Thls was Boake s first year as a player We certalnly shall not forget your performance ln the Commerce game Graduatlon also takes Boake fromN H S Paul Clark Sub Guard Clark stlll beheves ln trylng to fool the teachers As a result we mlssed hls servlces forltwo weeks All Jokmg aslde he proved of great worth and hls services wlll be mlSS6d next year Archle Hatch Sub Center Archle was the blg burly guard of the team Although thls was your first year as a player you were always ln there fightlng Good luck to you ln the future Edward Weed Manager Eddle the shck halred manager was the only serlous man 1n the crowd We are sure hell be playmg for 'X H S next year F N Eaton Jr Coach Although we didn t wln many games for you we appreclate your coachlng It was a long hard season but you and the squad took defeat as lt came May you have better success 1n the seasons to follow J V Basketball Thls year for the first tlme a J V Basketball team was organlzed The team was very young but the players galned much GXDGFIGDCG Dec Dec an an an an an Fe Fe The Season s Schedule Wlnslow 41 M CI Soph 28 8 BucksportJ V 14 Hartland J V 16 Gullford J V 27 Bucksport J V 30 Gullford J V Winslow 1 16 Hartland J V s NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS Thls team was made up of Weed Wltham McKay Pray Warren Jarvls Condon Mullen and Merrlll WINTER SPORTS The Fourth Annual Wlnter Carnlval was held on W1tham'sF1eld Hartland Academy was mvxted to take part ID the events Three cups were glven away One to the school gettlng the most polnts one to the glrl earnlng the largest number of polnts and one to the boy who accompllshed thls same feat The large cup was kept ln Newport whlle the glrls cup was earned by Eleanor Llbby of Hartland -L -- 1 46 1 4- . q L' , - . H1 , , , . . 7 l at . .H , ' Nr . , 1 1 . ' 9 Q , ,, ' Y . 11 ' . . .27 .' ' ' ', al .31 . . . . . . . 26 . ' ' . J . . .'s 14 . . . 6 of great SQEVICG. HWe shall m1ss you J ' . .,S 13 NHS. 15 ' ' ' J . ' . .'s 45 . . . 9 ' J . . .'s21 . . . 3 ' ' 1 J . ' . .'s 16 . . . 14 . ' b. 3 ' 1 . . . 9 ' b. . .' 11 . . . 8 NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL KJV 'ill' BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM THE LIVE WIRE Woodward of Newport was the w1n ner of the boys cup The boys events and WIHUGFS were as follows 50 yd snowshoe 100 yd snowshoe 880 yd snowshoe 440 yd snowshoe 50 yd Skl Grenvllle Anderson 440 yd 100 yd s 880 yd T e Hartland Arthur Swett Homer Woodward s Sam Warren S Kenneth Mullen relay races were won by GIRLS BASKETBALL 1936 1937 N H S should be proud of ltS girls team thls year Flrst the glrls constructed thelr own sults whlch are very good l0Ok1Ug Then they set thelr hearts on basketball practlced hard and played well The result? They won all but two games durlng the entlre season And although some of the glrls are graduatmg we belleve that the underclass glrls have been practlclng enough so that they wlll be able to flll these vacant p0S1 tlons capably One of the games 1n whlch we were defeated qulte badly was the Malne School ot Commerce game but as they are a college team we dldn t feel too badly The most 6XCltlDg' contest however was the Hartland game We were especlally pleased wlth our vlctory slnce the H A glrls have been county Champs for some tlme The hne up was as follows F F eek F C Colby C P Fraser C G L McGlaufl1n R G P Anderson L G V Knowles Guard subs E Klmball C Soper and K Savage Forward subs F Elston andE Whlte S mary of the S anon Carmel 9 C Orono 11 Hartland 18 Cllnton 21 Orono 20 Hartland 16 Letter Men Patty Anderson Capt Rlght Guard You certalnly know your basketball Patty You have hlndered many a falr lass from scorln' for our oppon ents We don t forget that you were a medal wlnner last year Wlth you on the team next wlnter we should go places Vlllora Knowles Mgr Left Guard Both your glft of management and the way vou played your pos1t1on de serve pralse We shall surely look forward to seemg you next year Freda Beek Capt elect 1937 38 Rlght Forward Your 1nsp1r1ng determlnatlon and good sportsmanshlp were a great help to our team We shall surely look to you for leadershlp next season Charlotte Colby Mgr elect Left Forward Your good sportsmanshlp and your WllllI1gI16SS to stay ln the game no matter how often you were hurt should be an example to all the others Polly Fraser Center Thlsllttle glrl loves to exclte the coach wlth a well bandaged wrlst or -r I 48 l 1- ' N. H. S. 28 ' - - N. H. S. 5 M. S. . 40 '. ki N. H. S. 24 g ki N. H. S. 8 . ki N. H. S. 25 ' h N. H. S. 22 , N. H. s. 17 R. . . B ' L. . . NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL ankle Just before the game Always Joklng you exhlblted good flghtlng Splflt even when we were losmg Polly We shall mlss your klndness to under class glrls next year Lucllle MCGIHUHIH Center Guard Here IS a glrl who went out for bas ketball IH her freshman year and made the team She has kept up her good work thls year We hope to see you next year Lucllle Frelda Elston Left Forward Elston was the cause of our hlgh splrlts and hlgh hopes thls year She started us on to vlctory ln our first game wlth Carmel ln whlch she starred From then on we felt confl dent We hope you Wlll contmue wlth your basketball wherever you may go next year Mlss Ruth Todd Coach We greatly appreclate your klndness and leadershxp and we certalnly are looklng forward to havmg you for our coach next year We haven t for gotten the banquet you gave us elther To The Basketball Girls of N H S IWlSh to express my appreclatlon of your excellent cooperatlon IH all the work We have done together durlng thlS school year Although we ran lnto dlflicultles at tlmes we came through wlth flylng colors at the end of the season You are an excellent group to work wlth and It IS my greatest wlsh that you continue wlth the good work ln years to come Wlth the excellent leadershlp WhlCh you have chosen for next year you should have as good a reputatlon as you have had thls year Coach Ruth Todd -giv- Qqfllllll urworwfwr -711-wfarwov-of-orwof-orafwr-ofworwof+4f -ofwo--of-of-o--U--of lt IS lnterestmg to note where some of N H S alumna are and what they are domg now Among the older grads we find Mrs Theo Barrows 85 Newport Malne Charles Truman Llbby 85 Newport Malne M1ssJenn1eCurt1s 84 Newport Malne Mrs Allce Llbby Brlckett 83 Newport Mame Mrs Fannle Barnes Smlth 87 Newport Maine Davld Benson Young 87 Nevyport Mame At thls tlme there were usually very small graduatlng classes ranglng from 3 to 10 students The faculty conslsted of two teachers and the hlgh school students went to school ln the same bulldlng as the grade pUp1lS y -+ I 49 1 ju . V v 1 ' ' 9 s D ' ' ' v ' . 7 x y U' . ' 1 V , . . . . . . . I Y L n . f , . , 7 ' 1 ' ' 1 c l . 1 . , . Q.. - X ...- . , ll, . . . - - y - 1 1 . , Y - u 7 Y ' IK 77 , . . ' 1 , V , . . . , , - T 1 T . , Y . - 7 Y ' ' . . . , Y . - ! 7 ' 3 ' i Y THE LIN E WIRF Some other graduates are Charlle Kmgsburv 09 who manages the Klngbury Camps on I alle Sehastlcook m summer and ln wmter ls a salesman ln Arlmgton Mass Hubert Wardwell 00 an Insurance Adjustor ln Concord Mass Donna Bennett 14 Postmlstress in Breton Woods N H Ruth Plummerfook 11 Orchestra lhrcctor atM L I PlttSfl9Id Mame Bern1ceSherburne Ponton 11 Secretary to Presldent Roosevelts secretary m Washmgton D L V1rgm1aWardxnell 11 ateacher of V1ol1n 1n Bangor and Newport Donald Newton 20 manager ofS S Kresge Store ln Stamford Lonn of bemg the only member of our present faculty who was graduated from N H S Laur1sSherburne 21 Washlngton D C Malcolm Folsom 23 amanager of theS S Kresge Store ln Taunton Mass Erma Stuart Halllday 23 Washmgton D C Ph1l1p Swett 25 an Immlgratlon Inspector 1n Swanton Vermont Wlllls Getchell 26 Supermtendent of the Newport Water Co Newport Mame Mertle Brackett Scott 26 now ln the Panama Canal Zone Kenneth Tw1tchell Z1 a State Pollceman statloned at present III Augusta Mame Charles Barbour 28 McG1ll Unlverslty Montreal Canada Beatrlce Folsom 29 Red Cross work ln Covmgton Tennessee Perry Mclntlre 30 who IS completmg hls two years servlce on board slnp off the Calxforma Coast Raymond Sawyer 31 Vllth Central Malne Power Co IH Augusta Sulo Haapanen 32 Hartford Conn Arlene Raynes 321n Damarlscotta Mame Some school Newport s Junlor Reynolds 14116811 Soper 31 Loulsc Hunt 31 Marlon Barbour Jhyllls Knowles Natalie llanson Marle Soper 31 teachers found among Alumnl are 21 Sprmgfleld Ohlo Ashby Mass Wayne Mame 31 Clmton 'Vlame 31 Augusta Mame 31 Belfast Mame East Lebanon Mame Beverly Sopcr 31 West lebanon Mame Ellse Jones 28 Belfast Mame Locatlons of thc Class of 1936 Paulme Adams Brown Greenwood Mass Mary Chase Plymouth Mame Dale Ordvsay Newport Mame June Harris f3StlTl8 Normal School Qastlne Mame Leslle Murray Tllton Preparatory School Hllda Kimball Fmerson Newport Mame Florence Sllpp Mame School of Commerce Bangor Mame Wayne Waterman Newport Mame Edna W1lSOH Newport Mame Mxttle Downs Castme Normal School Castlne Mame Annle Taylor tralnlng for a nurse ln Portland Mame Janet Barbour Westbook Jumor College Portland Mame Mary Rolllns Detrolt Mame Nlck Pennell Mame School of Commerce Bangor Mame Gertrudebmerson Newport Malne Evelyn Pond worklng ln Mlddlesex HOSp1t8I Mlddleton Conn Jessle Jones Newport Mame Gerald Mltton Newport Mame Lena Cookson Dow Newport Mame Eleanor McKenney IS employed as Superm tendent Robinsons secretary at the hlgh schoolbulldmg Newport Mame Una Mooers workmgm Atlantlc Llty N J Myrtle Wh1LlHg Newport Mame M Soper 39 -iiQ?2- I J 4 ly 50 l 4- ,1 ' . .. -., - - , , N U my , . , . . . Y Y 1 1 . I K Y ' Q - . . J I i Y K ' 1 . A ' ' Y Y X , . , . - . I - , . . , ... ' , v ' , ,., . - ' ' Y Y ' Y L' ' N 1 W ' , . . 1 - ' y ,, A x l A 7 ' I 1 V I 1 ' , rl ' ' , . . . 1 - I . . ., , . ' r '- ' 1 Y . . , . . Y , - , . . , , , . Y I Y I i ' . , I . , . , . , . . . Y ' 1 ' V Madelme M. Hall '21, who has the dlstlnctlon Tllton, N. H. J , , . Y 7 . . . , . . , . . Y Y ' ' ! Y ' , . . , . . , , . , - , . . , . . , , . . . ! Y , . . . . , , . . Y Y i . ., I , . , . . , . , . . Y 1 ! ' ll ' Y! ' F ' Y ! V. ,,, . l . , , , - r ' J 1 1 ' , , , , 1 ' - v - . , . . . 1 7 7 ' 7 ' I 7 Y ' , , , - , . . I . . . . . , , V .... . . D 7 1 1 1 ' ., . , , . . , . . . 1 Y ' 7 9 ' , . . . , , . . NPWIORT HICH SLHOOI K 0 tes The JLIYIIOFS A IS for Almer who shlnes Wlth Polly B IS for Beulah who s always Jolly C IS for Cedrlc who towers so hlgh D IS for Dalsy who heaves not a slgh In IS for Ellen so young and so falr G IS for Glenlce who obeys every rule H IS for Harold who so llkes to fool I IS for ldeas of whlch we are blessed J IS for Jenne who e er does her best K IS for Knowles our blrd of song L IS for luck whlch wlll help her along M IS for Maurlne our falr llttle lass N IS for Nathan and notes that he ll pass R IS for Rubv who IS very prudent S IS for Smlth and study and student T IS for Tedesco our basketball klng U IS for useful for the baskets he ll brlng V IS for Vera wlth a laugh for us all W IS for wllllng when we on her call X IS for XGFCISS whlch all of us need Y IS for Yankee not filled vslth speed Z IS for Zero and Zeal and Zln The first word of whlch we hope not to wln bk Pk If we were to make a Venus at N H S wevtould take AVIS Anderson halr MHFVIS Stuart s complexlon Beulah LEWIS eyes Freda Beek s teeth Patty Anderson s figure Vlllora Knowles personallty Polly Fraser s wlt Mary Dresser s hands MOVIQS We Should Llke To See Rhythm On The Range starrlng Carl Sawyer Three Smart Glrls M Gould P Plummer M Stuart Born to Dance Freda Beek Slng Baby Slng Vlllora Knowles Mln and Blll John Hamlln Our Llttle Glrl Kate Savage The Three Musketeers Ruby and Roberta Moore and Beulah Young Hl Nellle Eddle Weed Penrod and Sam Homer Woodward Charles Gould Allce In Wonderland Kay Whlte Wlngs V Smlth Chalned Almer Davls and P Fraser The Llttle Rebel Nathan Merrlll That Glrl From Parls Dorece Frlend The Blg Broadcast Sam Warren Llttle Lord Fauntleroy Donald Marcho v . , , , . A 1 1 A -r l 01 l 4- AI- 4s-in-Ak-JO--JE-i-4m--k..il--4 -lh4ln..Ak..ak..AOn..nO---lh.1in40-ilh.4L...QT,V-9L..p..4Q-W-SLJQJQ fx l if lfil l l iO l ? 'l l l l l l O lf Of l 'vi- '? 'l '4' 0 l- 'l lF:iI l i? b 1l r - ' 7 ' ' 1 7 I 7 . , . 1 - 7 1 7 ' ' y ' 7 ' 1 . . ! 7 Y F IS for FFHHCIS, who has never a care. 1 9 FK Pk lk , . 7 ,. ' ' if 77 , . ! 1 . . . . U . H , u 1 1 , ' 7 l if H ' I A5 n n 1 ' . v 7 1 7 Y ,, . . ,, . . . . . H . . H Y ! ' 7 46 ax 7 . 7 Y ' ' ' I H . . 7, . . 4 . , . 7 ' 7' at 77 i ' r Y li ' H ' , . ' ' ll - as ' Y n V ' ll - xv ' ' ll ' 77 ' it ' ' 77 Pk tl - , H Y . as ' 71 . , . 'I HE LIVI4 WIRF We Have at N H S Mutt but no Jeff Red and Whlte but no 1 ue Beek but no chlcken Ferrles but no passengers Jones but no Wlmpy Blshop but no mlnlster Swett but no toll Parent but no chlld Hunt but no game Frlends but no enemles Dressers but no bureaus Pray but no Church Savage but no Jungle Neal but no prayer Pond but no duck Weed but no garden Hand but no face Hatch but no chlckens Plummer but no broken fixtures Russell but no taffeta Hall but no receptlon room Rowe but no boat Cartier! but no load Knowles but no moss Very Little Blushlng Blg Eatmg Darling Blll s Tall Lady Notlce Eddxe s Love Mother s Eager Glrl Pollte Junlor Prlncess Feet Make Bllllons Hartland s Llttle Boy Regular Eng Student Hates Clumsy Women Very Earnest Knowledge Prefers Handsome Fellows 'rr Anderson s New Dude Eddle s Always W1ll1ng Always Heard Smglng M Mlld Dreamer Heard Here and There Answers 1n Mld year tests Moses led the Israel llghts out of Egypt Danxel Webster wrote a lengthy dlc tlonary Smlth before he dled was leader of the colony that settled on the Plymouth Rocks MISQOUFI Compromlse freed all the Slaves 1n the U S Te Eaton 1n Gen SCIENCE speaklng on toplc Cats Are Old Malds 1mportant'? G Colby Ishould thlnk so Gray Dec1dedlyNot' Mr Eaton Well they feed cats don tthey? Mlss Pratt ln Eng III The woman whom he wlshes to marry would make a fittlng klng of England Eng Teacher Rense thls sentence to make the meanmg clearer The llght of frlendshlp IS llke that of phosphorous seen plamest when all IS dark' E Parent It means we appreclate our frlends only ln the llght Instructor What are some muslcal words Mr Fraser? Oh excuse me M er er DZIVIS7 tWe wonder how the two names happened to be confusedl H Gray revxslng an Engllsh sen tence Rows of desks were seen en terlng the office -r I 521 l A 1- If ya il ' sr, ' as I - 1. . . , . 'I h u L Q . u ' PF lk lk . 7' Mr' ,. I . . , , Pk lk Pk lk ' at 41 lk Ik FK Can You Guess Them? ' I H , l' ' H V. L. B. ' ' . . . . . . ' B. E. D. ' ' ' . - - B. T. L. ' ' . . ,, N. E. L. ' ' ' . ' , .. - M. E. G- , ' a I ' . ' ' !l P. J. P. ' ' ' . ' F. M. B. ' ' . at Pk 'K H. L. B. ' ' . K . -- - R. E. S. . . l n , , H. C. W. . r -' A - - U V. E. K. . ' P. H. F. t..l. ' A. N. D. ' . Y' If ' u E. A. W. ' ' ' ' . - H - ' A. H. S. s ' ' . u I ' .D. ' . .H NEWPORT HIC H SCHOOL M195 Pratt What magazlnes ap peal to you most? Edgar Klmball The Women s Only Companlon Instructor CTry1ng to show Henry V s handlcap ln not speaklng Frenchl What would you need most before a proposal? Pete Tedesco Experience' MISS Anderson And what dld the natlons do then? A Swett They made a trace peaty fWe wonder lf Arthur be comes Hustered because of the falr damsels who surround hlm IH French Teacher Another one ln penclll I do wlsh you would ask your mother or father or some klnd uncle or aunt to lnvest IH your future one bottle of lnkl C Gould ln Problems of Democracy Ithlnk the Presldent IS rlght ln changlng the Supreme Court The men are too old I wouldn t llke thlngs run as they were ln Washlngton s tlme Mr Eaton Oh I don t kn w Charlle Washlngton was prettv good Just because they dldn t Rumba ln the Mayflower or Harvard Hop all over the Whlte House IQ no slgn they are not up to date Instructor V e r m o u n t ' never heard of that state but perhaps the November electlon dld change the spelllng' The X lllage Teacher Under thls poor old hlgh school s roof A tlred teacher stands That teacher tlred and weary IS he Wlth a lab book ln hls hands Hls halr ls Stralght and black and long HIS face IS filled Wlth prlde Hls head IS wet but not Wlth sweat It s ralnlng nard outslde And he looks hls whole class ln e ace For he owes not many A s Day ID day out from morn tlll nlght He s teachlng here and there You can hear hlm teach hls dreamy class From lessons made wlth care Llke a father teachlng a stubborn boy Hls lessons to prepare And the students golng from room to room Look ID at the open door They love to see that powerful man And hear hls classes roar He goes on Tuesdays to the lab And slts among hls boys He hears the beakers smash and crash And a lot of sllly nolse It sounds to hlm llke a ten cent store Wlth a lot of nolsy toys Tolllng regolclng sorrowlng Onward through school he goes One bell sees some task begln The next bell sees lt close Thanks to thee our worthy frlend For the lessons thou hast taught They surely have helped each one of us Thus much good have they wrought Sam Warren 37 I S .p , ly 53 j 4- . I., . ,. !7 - . sn 3 l I , ' va l Q :lf wk bk . ' . . ' , . . . . ' ' ' ' .. ' 3 as , I . , .. , . ,H ' ra . ' ' th PK PK Uk f . 7 ' .LA ' ! ' 77 l . 54. Y V 5 - u ! ' , ,, 1 - 7 1 Y Class.l ' ' wk -k wk ' 0 . 5' ' ' . . ,, . lk wk wk Y . : 3 H . . . . . 9 , . . . . . . , . . ' 77 .14 7 ' . . , o, ' . . . Y , ' 7 fi. 77 l , . - u yy . 5 1 I7 ' s 'K PK Pk . ll I a 7 Y ' 71 ixlllll-4 'lk4ll-4ll'llJll4 Q l'llll.-44l- llllll-JI' lb--Il-4llJL.Q ili-41-li IMPRESSIVE 1S the word for our Spring Clothes When you buy asult topcoat hat or furmshmgs at Qoper s you buy clothes that h.-ue everythmg, elothes should haxe You re sure of smart beeomlng, style eomfortable corleet fit 'md you ve Invested Ill permanent satlsfatuon Our shoe department presents a great dlsplay of fashlonable styllsh correct footwear for men women and chlldren You wlll find our xmproved store an lnterestmg spot to V1S1t I. 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