Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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AND IT SHALL COME TO PASS BY NELIF KRAWIILR 'K T w IS one of those d11ll dark sounclless days rn autumn when the clouds hrng oppressrvely low 111 the he IVGIIS that I had been passrng alone on horseback through a srngularly dreary tract of ,UU country and fo11nd myself finally as the shades of evenmg settled clown on a vcry lonesome and N TK, deserted heath fax At my rrglrt rn the drstance on 1 knoll was a house whose rppearance was desolate to the ex trcme Its wrndows whrch were vacant and st urng seemed to look drrectly 1t me Around rt were a few hedges 1nd trunks of trees wlrrte from decay Drrectly rn front of the house w IS a black lake wlrrch reflected ,af for rnyerted rmages of the grey sedge gh rstly tree stems and the vacant eye l ke wrndows To my left lay a great mass of rocks shapeless and emacrated He e and there over the heath were small trees My hrst feelrng after thrs srght was one of 11tter depressron but suddenly there came over me a feelrng of solemn prophecy Lookrng toward my left I percerved three Hgures rpproach from behrnd the rocks They spoke to me rn one vorce H 111 to thee who sh rlr hear the future I started to speak to them but they srlenced me by each layrng 1 chappy frnger on her skrnny lrps Very solemnly they took each others hands and formed 1 crrcle They began slowly to chant Thrrce to thme thrrce to mrne thrrce agarn to make up nrne Peace the charm s wound up Drst 1nt thunder accompanred thrs ch 1nt then came sharp flashes of lrghtnrng and as rf by mrgrc a borlrng cauldron appeared out of the earth One of the wrtches began to speak to nre 'Ien years from now Clarx Anderson wrll hrve attarned her hearts desrre and wrll be teachrng the grrls rn Greenland how to cook a real Amerrcan drnner over a fireless cooker on an eatless day Wrllrarn Boyer you wrll find a famous professor of rnathe matrcs rn the Ingalls College for the Iaarr Mrnded Prof Boyer wrll rnvent '1 m rthem rtrcalformula to compute w rtlrrn a week s trme the hours used by L1rvahr1 Shaul rn wrrtrng angel food letters Paul Brown wrll be the successor of Pope De Prous IX and wrll hve rn Rome fSrnce he roamed the hrgh school halls so muchl He wrll have done great work rn Chrrstranrzrng the world As thrs prophecy was uttered there w as a qurck flash of lrghtnrng md a nervous crash of thunder and as thrs dred away P 1ddock called three trmes out of the drstancc and the very shadows wrnked knowrngly Clarence Ch rmberlarn wrll be manager of one of the greatest concert companres rn the Unrted States Wrth hrm wrll be found Lula Propps 1 far famed 1nd IIILILII renowned srnger even greater than Gallrburcr Chamberl un wrll compose an or rgmal operetta called Lulu and Me rnder In an undert rker s establrshment rn Ll Paso Texas you wrll find Russell Dawso 1 He rs nrakrng a great name for hrmself thru hrs success rn enrbalrnrng toads lrzar ds gurnea prgs and varrous other small creatures Dawson rs destrrred to be an Art Ist rn hrs pr ofessron Orvrlle Detraz wrll hrve become one of the leadrng shoe merchants of the clay handlrng an exclusrwc stock of horse shoes and tchewrngl gum overshoes 15 l - I 11 1 i ' -I-ces' rg, e , , . . . . v , . , , -' , - ' , ' V. ' , , c L. c . c . , , .V . S' . s '.c ' . . In a . f ,ss Q ,- . . . . -c . , K . 7 . , , .1 - - lk 3 c . , . . . ', 3 K ' A ' 3 , ,. '. ' ' 1 ', ,' ' ., , . c e . , . . I I , . . ' ' . . ' . .' ' Y I ' . , . c c c A ' I 1 '. . . , , A .' ' 1, '. . . 7 K: C I ' A sz- 9'Q 4: y - 1 9 . A 7 , 2 . , . 1 , , X..-I I I . . , , v , .. , ' 7 Y Z' , I 2 . ' . c Q ' 2 - L., . . I . . . 2 C . . , l . , y . ,c , ' v ' A - , . 1 ' ' , ,.. ' ' c . V , c -, c , 4 . , :, J , ' . , . . . ' ' c -L . c , , 4 5, . x Y I . . . A . . I . L e ' 2 X 1 ' X . x . x y . . . . . Y. . , s V . - , , . -- , . . , ' . e, L c c , I ' . , ' ' 2 c ' c 'P . 'Z ' ' . c ' I u 1 v . .w u at it r KA 1 V7 . . c , c . , ' V' - , -7- s 's ' ' . ' c . - x c , c . c , A , I c P r 2 i e l. ' K K - I . X ' T l'. c ' S ' c -, ' , V c . 14 . . . . . , -. , . . . .. . , , c . , , c c . c , , c c x . A S . 1 rv '. , Y , ', ' . ' , ' , ' . . c c c , c , c c 1 ' I ' I .N I vs 'vx N' - 9 5 1 1 - ' ' - ' . ,' .s , . L, , .

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of h1s tlme everythlng on hls farm belng done 1n 1 modern away there was no trace of the wltches and everythmg was as and SL16I'1tlflC. way As thls was uttered a great wlnte cloud It had been at the first ghmpse of the heath I went on my of fog rolled between the wltches and myself When lt cleared Journey bemoanlng the faet that my future had not been spoken The fault dear Brutuv me not lil our Stare but ln ourb lveb that we are Underlmgs N JANUS 17 -. V Y 2 l Y i y - v v Q ' . , - 1 ' ' F- ' -D A . ' i 7' v - ' 7 ' v V :JI ii nz, . ik : , -. 'TG-Q , - E c -U N , .nm ' k xx ' V - I N' V - 1 1 ' X rx' - . .im I X' 4 K U ig +1 . ,QE U: A 'I -1. . l Q W 4 . . A ' 4 rv vy