Oakfield High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakfield, ME)

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l I We wlsh to dedlcate thls page to our Jamtor M1 Earl Brlsley fo1 h1s falthfulness and unfallmg good humor whlch he has shown on the basketball games and durmg school hours School - us QCUUCJDDID G G H D STEVENS D 0 Osteopathzc Physzczan and Surgeon Telephone o 2 Smyrna Mxlls Mame f 1 '- -, . , A , 'I P ,- -7 n KY . rgla i , gf .Xu gg 4 fgfrf- f 'E Q Lfwgj. -e--- .- 1 . . . , . . ' 1

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My Most T errzfyzng Experzence The day began as usual husband off to WO1k at 7 00 pm ch1ldren off for school at 8 00 I was left to myself and a completely d1sorde1ed house duty clothes strewn on the floo1 unwashed bleakfast d1shes and beds as they had been rolled out of As the mornlng sun beamed 1n on me through the w1ndow I began bus1ly putt1ng th1UgS to 11ghts Today I was ln a spec1al hur1y because thls was the day that I was golng shopp1ng 1n New Yolk C1ty Won t It be exc1t1ng It s not l1ke any other c1ty No matte1 how many tlmes you go It s always a new and adventu1ous exper1ence Won t B1ll be dumfounded when he comes home and finds that I have been to The City New Yo1k C1ty At n1ne I walked down ou1 smoothly payed walk on my way to catch the 9 15 tl a1n It was a clea1 day a11d the wa1m sun sh1ne and 1nv1go1at1ng a11 made me glad to be ahve F1nally I was on my way The 1umbl1ng of the wheels under us sounded l1ke an axa lanche of boulders c1ash1ng down a moun ta1ns1de A soda and a few small towns later I found myself gettmg oft the t1a1n III C1and Centl al Stat1on F1om the stat1on I began slowly w1nd1ng mv w ax II'll0llgI'I the c1ow ds tow a1d one of the dow ntow11 shoppmg a1eas Chmcsc lestaurants w1th la1ge slgns hung out 111 f1ont 3dNQItlSll1g' chow me1n and the famed I ADIO CITY MUSIC HALL When at length I reached the shopplng d1str1ct I went hrst to Macy s wh1ch comes 11ght out of dream land carrylng anythlng f1 om a needle and thread to a d1amo11d 11ng Ol a sh1ny new automoblle As I entered Macys I Just stared unbe l1ev1ngly Gett1ng accustomed I began look mg for 1temS wh1ch I m1ght buy I bought a tube of toothpaste and a narrow g1een belt to go w1th my new Sklft Then I just wandcrcd for about two hours amazed at my surroundlngs Aftcr catmg lunch I went on to another store though just a llttle unw1ll1ngly I could havc spent all day gaflng at those rm5.,a ous c xr mm. dresses b1 lghtly decorated dzg ntmmnts llttlc lorugn cars lust oll the mark1t and cvcrvthnnp else that ont could possnbly nctd or lmdgllltl Commg out mto the street once more I found myself enveloped 1n a mass of people so dense that It was almost l1ke a never end 1ng field of gram movmg 1n the breeze I was undec1ded where I should go next and even more puzzled as to whether I could get there once I had declded Then I Spled an lmmense modeln cloth1ng store across the street It looked espec1ally 1nv1t1ng wlndows draped Wlth brlght col ored and fancy clothes smoothly cut ta1lored sults fr1lly blouses and dresses 1n soft calm shades Id never seen such a varlety of beautlful clothes Hurr1edly I made my way to the cross walk so that I would make It before the hght changed Suddenly I was 1n the center of the street the l1ght changed and a whole lane of cars came rushmg 1n upon mel wk Ik Sk What happened' My head hurts terr1bly N0th1Hg seems fam1l1ar at all They asked me what my name IS but I can t 1emember I ve t11ed and tr1ed I don t know any one and no one knows me What am I go1ng to do' WHAT AM I GOING TO DOY M Blown 09 Dallas a truck d11ver stopped suddenlv on the h1ghway The C31 beh111d Cl ashed 1nto the t1l.lCk and the owne1 sued Dallas Judge asked Dallas Well he sa1d 1nd1gnant13 1f he couldn t see the tru k how IH the wo1ld could he see my hand? I AM A VERY NOISY GIRL I CHATTER ALL THE TIME BUT WHEN IT COMES TO KNOWING THINGS The honors are not m1ne M Brown 61 A Bangor Dally News edltor called P Sherman who had reported havmg 2025 D1gS stolen Are you the farmer who had A025 p1gs stolen' Ieth I thure am re- plled Ph1l1p Thanks Sald the edltor as he lewrote the story of the theft of two sows and Z5 p1gs 0 I I ' ' , 1 I U -7 . . . . . . Q, 1 . ' ' . I ' Y, G ' . . . T V . . - 1 0 . y u n Q , n . . . Q I , . v , A . i . A . , Q . v I . . , u y ' , ' ' ,D . ' , ' T ' U 'H Y . . 7 v Y , Y . s . I .Y . . V . . 7 ,' ' , 7 Y . , ' 1 - . l - . . , X 1 ,- f Y , ii- . . i . . , . 4 U . ' I 1 A 0' 1 . y v v' ' , , . . v ' . s A - ' v I I V .V . I . ' , V . 1 DHSSQCI d9l1C10US Smelllllg Candy SIIODS, Why didn't you hold out your hand ? the , .A . . v . . ' I ' ' , ' ' ' l H ' I H as H ' ' ' , sc' 2 3 r I J N q . I 'C , 4 . n w X , 1 . I . . . , ' . - - I , -. 1 i ' l 1 ' O . . . I I x , v . 1 , -Wi. x l . . v . I . I. , . . . . . , . . 1 , - , 1 1 V ' ' H A .ll ., Eff ' y ,--L-, .' E, - .v ' :rr na I , ,Di , .. - . ', ' 1 ' .' .. . . ' . ' ' ' ' u rv ' - . ic , . , , , . . . . , , ' f ' - 3 ' r - ,- - 1 - - ' ' 1 '. I A 1 I . I A .