Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

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HXITERFERENNCE? . There is s pause half-way between waking and sleep- ing in which the smallest detail may take on a realistic in ividuality a pause in time which gives one an odd sense of looking at the world from a distance, The best way to obtain this semi-conscious state is to take a book, as I did last night, pull you chair close to the fire and open the book at random. Don't upon any ae- count start to read: just let your mind wander, grasp- ing incidents and enlarging upon them as it goes, My little brother happened to be putting a puzzle together on the floo near me. It was one of those cork puzzles that go together in little pieces which rese ble anything from an Easter egg to a dinosaur. I dreamily wa ched him search for pieces, then discard them. They just -d1dn't seem to fit,--no longer pieces of puzzle, Theyfre countries--European countries, American coun- tries, islands: the whole world is taking shape, Only one piece is missing--Germany--no, there it is being car- ried by millions of tiny men, Suddenly one leaps above the crowd, shouting and directing, He seems dissatis- fied. It wonft fit, No wonder! Upon closer examina- tion it reaches fro Northern Scandinavia to the Medi- terranian. He's stumped, No, he has it, After much more yelling and gestlculating he sends a group of men south to start digging with picks and shovels. There 1t's beginning to it, Czechoslovakia is gone, now Po- land and Austria, next Denmark comes off and lt's done! The lower half fits, Still the upper half'doesn't wo k, The Scandinavian Peninsula sticks out, like a sore thumb, it must be removed, Ahi He has lti He's send- ing an army north with a huge saw, tLey proceed to cut the Peninsula frdm the mainland--straight through from the Gulf of Bothnia to the Arctic. But here co es a second figure. He's carrying an u brella and hefs wearing spate tool There! He stands directly in front of the first one, blocking his way and suspending work with the saw, Here's yet another figure entering, tall, long-1eg- ged, he steps from America to Greenland, to Iceland, calling thousands of men in his wake. He pauses with his hand shading his eyes, he looks intently at the Old World, Then s ddenly, it's gone, Rodney fitted the last piece into the puzzle and came to me for approval, Elizabeth Smith '40

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O W , Enix g f x ' xgQg'i wah , i s-V ... iE . j aSFf ?75Q,.7,. 5 ss 'LN V 1 1-21 .ff sd' 7 MUSIC FESTEVAL Thu sday, the first day of the Music Festival, found some two hundred and fifty musicians in Burlington one wet dreary day, Du ing the day the All State Band held its first three rehearsals and at night came the concert of soloists and ensembles, both vocal and instru ental, Friday was a much better day as regards the weather and certainly there were more nmsicians and sponsors in the city, The All State Band finishei its rehearsals and the other organizations began prejxring for their Satur- day night concert, The band gave its concert on Friday night, On Saturday morning the rest or the bands, orchess tras and glee clubs arrived, making a total of about twenty-seven hundred young men and women. The streets were a riot of color from the gaily colored uniforms of the different sohoolsg All during the day the festivities went on with the parade in the morning as the high spot, In the afternoon came the concerts by the various high school musical organizations while .ati night 'cams the grand finale of the festivalsthe All State Orchestra and Glee Club, Eleven o'clock saw most. of the -Guntiggahbs started or starting for hams.