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

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When we leached Buenos Anes we we1e g1ven banquets and lecep tlons We had ou1 plC,llllI6S 1n the papel as belng the fnst humans IH modun tlmes to see the Cege and 1etu1n to tell about It IRVING MCNAUGHTON 59 THE FORD V 8 One day last summel I went lush 1ng up a llttle b1ook whe1e I spent my whole aftex noon Wlth dusk C1 ecp 1ng on I p1cked up my nsh and sta1 ted back home On my wav 1101119 I had to c1oss a 1unk ya1d fllled wxth C319 wlth c11ppled englnes and clumpled fendels Among the mans wlecks I wandelcd past one caught mx eve It was 1 blue 1938 Fold Conveltlble now smashed up but I couldnt helD 1emembe11ng that lt was once new and some one had been p1oud to d11xe It Openlng the doo1 I Cl aw led 1n and sat down on the wo1n out cushlons As I looked It ovel the cal seemed to be telllng me 1ts llfe l'l1StOIX I was once the latest style on my headllghts b11ght and sh1nV my palnt new and unmaued When a man came ln and bought me I w dS the ploudest cu on the st1eet I soon found that he wasn t nlcc to me He got mud 111 my 1ad1ato1 and w ate1 lll mv spa1k plugs Then one nlght he took me out to Ba1 L and aftel the dance he and a gnl ClIOXQ too fast and I couldnt hold a co1ne1 and 1olled OVQI twlce My cam as top was toln and my f1ame was bent and headl1ghts wele smashed I was just what you would call a wxeck Agaln I was taken to NOIIIS Fllend s garage but thls tlme It wasn t to show off I w as taken to the body and fendel depa1tment Afte1 I had been all nxed up I found that my ownel had t1aded me 111 fol a new one and I was placed Ill a used ea1 lot Even tlme any one came to look at me I WISl16Cl they would but me and then one das some one dld 5 'ff A boy and h1S tathe1 looked me ox 61 and declded to buy me The boy was lust lea1n1ng to dllve and he was a llttle 1ough but he tleated me the best he knew how He took good cam of me He changed my o1l often and kept me sh1n1ng l1ke new Flnally he got h1s llcense and we 1ode 31 ound all the t1me Though he was a good dl1V91 he was IIIQXIJSIIOHCGCI and one nlght suddenly fl om 31 ound a co1ne1 came a set of headllghts stlalght to wald me On they came nealel and nea1 er' gett1ng b11ghte1 and b11ghte1 Clanclng upwaxd I awoke to the moon sh1n1ng bughtlx th1ough the shatteled wlndow of the llttle old Fo1d Peahzlng the lateness of the hou1 I gatheled mx Flshlng gea1 and set out fol home DAVID FARNHAM 55 WINTER WONDERLAND VVhV do people dlshke wlntel ' That IS a good questlon Some don t llke the snow and othel s the cold weathel both The tlouble IS that people do not stop to IGRIIZC the beautx of wlntel Though the leax es ale gone fl om the tl ees thele ale stlll ONQI 5219611 tl ees Wlth the gleen flelds and b11ght flowels gone thele ale the buds of manx eolols to take then places upon the whlte blanket of snow One Sunday aftel noon whlle Skllllg along the count1ys1de I couldn t help notlclng the beauty that was alound me The sun was sh1n1ng b11ghtlV up on the snow maklng blue and pu1 ple shadows among the tl ees A bnd 01 two was flylng he1e and thele plav 1ng ln the sunshlne It w as then I began to appleclate w1nte1 I felt SOITY fo1 the people IH the south who hate nexe1 seen our beautlful COlll1t1V IH Wllltfzll Then I thought of those who haxe seen If and who have 1un aw at f1Om It I d1dn t know whethel to feel so11V fol x ' v ' y ' ' . 1, - x ' ' ', - 1 ' . I I . 1 I . , i , '- If l n l ' 9 1 ' 1 I - x x I x 4 In , ' . v t ' ' ', l 7, Q H . . V . . il D l I- - , , , . . . . . r ' ' ' ' , - . ' , ' ' 1 ' - . I . ' X - ' u -a n . . . - 7 7 ' 97 r v i '. l I .' L 7 ' ' 1 Y ' 3 3 , , K . . N .. V I ' ,' ' 3 . w x ' - ' . I N , .X . ' . . - . . L , I ' J 7 3 '. - - ' 1 7 . . v , K7 2 ' 1 ' , 9 . Y - A , . . 1 Y . . , .' v -l-.. . ' ' u A ' Y I . y D . Y ' . . 5 0 I . . . ll 1 K . ' A - 1 , . . . F V . . , . H ' . v .1 Norris F1'iend's showroom floor, Wlth but there are these who V99-HY QUJOY I . 'I . v V ' ' . . I ,A , ' i l i - , v. kt e ' I 7 v' 4 .- 1 . 2 . I V - w ' y . . , V. 7 ' . X - -I - ' v . - 1 . I , , , , b . I Y I i . '. . , I 7' I I D ' D I. . A , I . A v u I f . ' f ' l v ' - 1 1 , , ' ' ' L, 1, , ' , r . . . . .. v . 1 . v - . 7 ' ' K . , 7 X . 1 1 ' ' , I . I C u , li- Q , , U . ' , 1 s u ' , . , ' . J . . . I, , . . . . , . . . - v 7 V v , . i x . 7 . - l v , ' ' h 1 1 4 . ' 7 I v . - ' Q l Y Y I . , Y W - , . N . ' A - I . y ' v 7 - ' , ' r ' if C . , , . ' D Y Q 1 , I V, V t K 1 l v X . . . . . wen 1- our

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sand dldn t want to let me go I could heal and feel It sucklng and plunglnf, up and down Inch by lnch I began to wolk free When I reached firmel glound I was exhausted After a day of hard tlavellng we came to a stream One of the portels started to C1 oss and the watel tul ned black As the natlve Stalted scleam mg ln agony he clumpled and fell lnto the stream Then we understood what was golng on Thele W919 tlnV man eatlng fish ln the stleam In fixe m1HUt9S all that was left of the portel was hls bones We had to CIOSS the stleam slnce on the Othel Slde was the Land of the Gege so we spent two days bulldlng lafts out of logs The next molnlng aftel we had clossed to the othel slde Nolmle came lunnlng up to me He Sald he had seen the tlacks of a Gcge We lushed down to the waterhole All dax we Walted At dusk we heald a 1031 as a thlng came out of the blush It was a Gege The fllst Cege that had been seen slnce the 17th centulv constant dlummlng ln the Jungle Then It stopped as qulcklv HS It stalted Flom the dllectlon of the camp I heald a scleam Nolmle and I stalted at a fast pace towald the camp When we arllved thele we found the headless bodles of the D01 tels Then a net dropped OV61 us and we W016 knocked unconsclous The next thlnk I knew I was ln a hut lubblng my head Nolmle was stlll unconsclous When he came to I told hlm that we wele captul ed bl head huntels and that the only lea son that we were Spal ed fO1 so long was that we wele whlte and the head huntels had nevel seen a whlte pel son befole Nolmle found out latel by the use of slgn language that we wele golng to be glxen a celemonv befole oul heads wele to be cut off Lucklly fol us the headhuntels hadnt sealched us They had onlv taken oul guns and the klllX9S that we wole on oul belts 111 plaln slght We had concealed undel oul shuts Z5 automatlcs We began to plan We knew that most natlxes had a celemonlal dance befole any kllllng of thelr captlves When the dance was at the hlghest polnt we would bleak out retlleve our othel guns and kldnap the Klngs daughtel We w ere to use her as a hostage so we wouldn t be captured agaln We knew that lt was 50 O1 60 mlles to the nearest frlendly natlve camp The moment came and we shot a few of the natlves to let them know that we had weapons that could klll very easlly The whole camp was ln an upl oar wlthln a few seconds We managed to kldnap the Klngs daughtel and find oul guns leavlngln a hull y Aftel we had gone lnto the Jungle a way we heald the dl ums Stalt beat ln The chase kept up fol a week Dullng thls tlme we llved on what evel anlmals we could shoot and what llttle water we could Gnd We bullt a C1 ude sllencer fOI the guns so the headhuntels couldnt heal the shot We slept ln tlees one of us Sleeplhg Whlle the othel stayed awake The Onlv thmg that saxed us was the Klngs daughtel whom we were to set free as soon as we came to a llatlve ullage We knew she would be safe slnce hel people wele all alound us One day about noon tlme ue 31 llwed at a vlllage Slnce Normle could speak thell language we W619 all set We enteled the ullage and dullng the 6XC1t6m9Ut we found the Klng and told hlm oul St01V All that nlght thele was feastlng and danclng 1n oul honol Flom that tlme untll we leached CIYIIIZR tlon we wele 6SCO1t9d flom vlllage to ullage and plesented Wlth glftg and WIVQS both of whlch we left be hlnd slnce we dldn t hate any way to take them wlth us and we V9619 confllmed bachelols 5 1,14 l Y Y i i . . . i 1 ,. . . . . 5 - . - 1 9 - . ' . Q , Y 1 n . , 1 Q, I . - ' ' y n U . . , ' . . , , ' v ' ' v . I 1 f 7 ' . ' . ' . , . . ' ' 1 1 L , v ' ' ' 3 J . , ' - u . ' q u I - . vs , 7 ' ' 9 ' 9 n n , ' I 7 . . 4 . ' , ' ' s . , ' . ' ' l Q 1 . 1 A I . 7 ' 1 I I t' ' 1 1 . - . r ' ' , l I 7 . ' I . u ' ' ' DU1'lIlg thls tlme there had been a i y i l . . ' 1 J . . - ' ' ' . v , l u 1 ' ' Q I ' ' 0 . . 7 . Q 1 1 , n ' 7 . . ' A 9 - - ' a ! Y' , . 9 i ' ' ' . . ' r . ' '- - 7 , . ' 1 V ' ' . 1 ' , . . I ' e 3 , . ' , .1 ' - - y . ' v . .. . l 1 Y ' - . - ' I t - ' 5 - ' ' . . v v ' -- ' ' . ' I Q 1 I 1 . ' I ' a s n 0 7 u Y ' ' . . . ' . l , Q ' ' ' 1 ' 7' . ' ' 1 l i 1 l I ' ' . , - . 1 . . . , V . .K , , 7 1 I ' A v . . ' ' Y- ' ' LUPII, I ' flfl?

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them O1 not The1e a1e those that go south because of 1ll health but those xx ho go away because they say 1t lS loo cold a1e the ones who do not 1G3llZ6 what they a1e m1ss1ng I guess thele IS no way to tell them The authol of the song WIIIECI Wonde1land explalned the enchant ment of w1nte1 F01 thc s11ow IS gl1sten1ng and the buds a1e smgmg as we go along walkmg IH a w1ntc1 w onde1 land A1 THEA HARRIS 4 GETTING OUT A YEARBOOK lGett1ng out a xea1 bool IQ no p1cn1cl we p11nt yokes folks sax we ue Sl y S91lOl.lS we publ1sh Ol 1g1nal matte1 thex sav we lack xa11etV we pubhsh thlngs f1 om othe1 pape1s vue a1e too lazx to w11te ue dont p11nt cont11but1ons we don t show p1 OP01 app1ec1at1on we do p11nt them the y931b0Ok lb filled w1th Junk Llke as not some fellow w1ll say we pl.l1lOlll9Cl th1s f1 om a11othe1 1 ea1 book We d1d and we thank h1m But we l1ke 1t and welcome S0111 suggestlons JANET JONES 55 LIFE AT N H S Walk walk walk that s all we k1ds at N H S do now It seems as though' Take us Jun1o1s 101 mstance F1rst we t1ot down to Engl1sh class Whlch must be a good qua1te1 of a m1le away A marathon IIIHHQI hasn t anyth1ng on us If he had to walk w1thout 1unn1ng half as fa1 111 one mmute as we do he would have the champ1onsh1p of the wo1ld all semd When the buzze1 lII1gS U01 N H S IS Cltlllbfl now wlth L buuu 111 stead of one of those tnlhng bellsl we all g1ab ou1 books to chanffc classes Then we do 1 hltx x 11d dash to ou1 next class vxhlch lll 1ll p1ob ab1l1tV 1s at the Othtl end of thc hall If we don t qu1tc make 1t M1 CUIIX w1ll bellow at us 15 cl lb 0116 ol the school bulldlngs SDLCI Il Idwantages IQ the wldc co111do1 whlch we would l1ke to h ue lllfl00l t1ack But as everyone knows M McNaughton IS 1 tl lck enthuslast 1nd I 1mag1ne he wx ould get so GY lted t1s1ng to beat M1s Lfmphu it the h1gh hu1dles and pole xaultlng that he would 1ust tl1Cli9l hlmscll 1ll out Ind would be too t11cd to teach M ith and Chemlstu Of COUIQL th It would st1ll leaxe NTIS lanphu md Tl CUIIX and M1 Mooles to c'111x on the tlack meet Well all except M1 MOOIQQ as he xx ould be much too busx boostlng the membe1sh1p of the yen popula1 3 15 club Then the1e IS the posslbllltx of havlng a 1olle1 11nk also l11 f1ct M1s Naugle1 has aheady ment1oned b1 mg mg skates xx 1th whlch to skate down to the oflice and teache1 s loom S611OllSlj though we the studc11t of N H S leallx 1pp1ec1ate ou1 neva blllldlllg and a1e xe1y gl ateful to the people who made lt posslble ELVA BRACIxETT 'fl THE FACULTY We Wlll sta1t NV1lll1 MIS Naugle1 Ou1 Engl1sh class she does teach When we ale gavlng out the ww mcnow Ou1 mlnds she cannot 1each Now 111 M1 Cu11V s class We pay st11ct attent1on F01 we don t hke the 1dea Of stay1ng fo1 detent1on 3' f,f , - - 1 ' ' v - 1 5' vq - , vs , up. v V . .' ' . T . 1 ' , L . . A 'V ' . 1 z 1 2 ' - I ' . ' ' . 4 ' ' L ' k , .H . Y . . . C 6, ' , 4 ' 1 I 2 ' ' g, .vi . . S ' ,, ' T T' 1 a 1 v E 4 . 1 u A K . ' ' ll l . . . Q X ' ' 5 1 1 ' A A I ' L L I ' T X C 4. I' K I ' 0 ' ' Y 1 ' J K , ' 7 .D I . ' ' ug. ' 11 1 1 c- ' - 0. - I . V ' ,, . - Q . ' ' 1.2 yi' v T ' . I ll u I A gy 2 ' 1 7 X lll I . 1 1 , 1. . I un l 4 I C n bs 1 Z ' ' ' l . C. ' j ' Q E 1' ' . 1 E' z 1 If -' I - V V 1 2 '1 . l E X 2 Q 7 Q v ' - I 1 2 l ' 1 , ' 2 ' . y e . - , 2 v T v r v u ' I 'T If we don t, they S215 we am to-o - , , , I , , .. ' . 1 l c A l. ' 1 - y . . , s . f 1 a u 1 ' C I If ' - - 1 ' 7 ' ' ' . , ' , ' I. 7 . Q ' ' K, ' I' lf , ' ' ' 1 ' I ' Q 1 Y 'V - v . 7 v -' , , V , n ' I V 9 - - Y I . . . . Y If - , 1 1 , H ' Y ' ' '- E' V E O O ul v 1 1 ' . c , k. If .' , . '. - - ' -' , V , , . Y. . v o 1 my u ' ' I C , L - u E ' v Q 'T Y V Q ' 'V - , , U . ' . . ., ' js 1 ' ' ' I ' E I v u u 1 + ' C . . 7 E . . V ,- . A, , - v n K r Q -ll . , T ' E E u E 1 I 1 , 1 . V ' Y 7 5 L 1 ' ' ' . '. . c 4 ' 7 ly v ' 7 , ' ' . ' . , I E ' D 1 ' I 0 O E A . . . 1 - . - v 1. ' l 7 . 7 . Q x . , , . A Hffll l'II'l'