Riverview Military Academy - Orbit Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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'I'ho l11st Iil'2lIlll'l1 th11t w11s of 111110 w11s the llilmlllgt 1'idi11g of il young lllilll. small i11 st11i- urv, Plllil Ull l1is fm-11 El IIIHSSIVU 1-rug which 111-11- fl'lltIl'1l f111' OVUI' tho horsm-'s IIWIII. As llv 1'od11 I tho horso l1111'ol1111-lc 5 4,,4.L.Z:.....!..C. 2ll'0llllll thi- 1-i11,Q'. 1 if gre.-11t 111111l1111so w11s I '. . ,' ,, 4 ,NX sl1owv1'o:l 1111-1111 I11111 1 -3 , . I ' 8 Ulf l:-y 11ll the l'2l1l' sox. l I 1' - Il Aftoi' tho lH'l'l0l'lll- I X11 ll li, - 11111-11 I llltlllil my -W -- w11V to wlivro llc-ali 175 . v .11 ' ,gi ff 3. 'ff SllllflliS KIVUSSIIIQI ll ,f'l ' tm-111 NVHS. i11 hollo ol! gvtting El word or two witl1 my old ul11ss- llliltih Sim- UIIOIIQQII tlivro XVEIS S111idio t11ll1- ing lo tho vlm-ot1'i1'i1111 illlflllt how INIOI' the vttovt w11s. I was 1111111zod. to soc- th11t tho olv1et1'i1-i1111 w11s 11111111 other tl11111 KI. S. l'111'li- l1ill. Afta-1' il 1'o1'di11l g1'11oti11g from hoth I znskod Smith wh11t w11s thu 11111tt01' witl1 thc 11lov11'i1-11l olivvvti Elllll XVEIS told tl111t t'l1v1'o was not light Ullllllgll. ll111'l: 1'vto1'tod thflt. is was i11111ossil1lo to 11111lc1- light ol' so l1v11vy :1 111111111112 lhe11.k Ellltl I'111'li llilll ll02ll'ly t'lllll0 to hlows. ll'owvvv1', 11'fto1' I l111d u'o11111li- imfiitod Ul'2ll'liH for his W0llll0l Iilll elm-ct1'i1'11l l'IliUI'l1 Elllll S111i1l1 for l1is gl-11oof11l viding thoy lll'1'2lllll' l'l'i'0llCll0ll til Uillill OIIIIUI' -lllltl NVlll'0 HS I!I'll'lllll.Y 11s 1-ould I111 ox11111-tml of such Q'l'0iIl' liglitvrs. fill tho noxt day wo w11llu1d on-1' to suv tho 1111im11ls whim-h wo h11d l1o111'd were quite NV0l'l1ll tho timo. Ilowovur. we SOOII tired lo'ol:i11g 11t pigs 111111 vows illltl woro 11l1o11t to 1'1't111'11 XVIIUII V 91 6 llll, I I L 'ibn 'iii' ' 1' , JW' 11 f'f. Us I A if ' - tho wi-ll ICIIUXVII l!0l'lll of Wilson 'put i11 its 1111- I1l'2ll'?lll11I'. Doon l1111l gone to U- wlioro I111 llilll 1'oo0ivo1'l El dvgruo i11 1XgI'll5llll'lll'0 illlil w11s now woi-king U11 El Slllilll f2ll'llI which l111.d l1co11 given l1i111 hy tho state for l1is v11l1111l1lo sorvimfo which Ill? 1'o111lo1'od i11 tho J- XV2ll'. O11 this Iiill'lll Wilson llllil 11tt,11i11od g1'o11t Iiillllll hy grow- i11g 'Illll0llS o11 treos. 'l'his ho told us XVEIS very ll2ll'tl l11l1o1' 11,11d if Ill? lliltl not l'01'UlVlllil suvh tl lil1o1'11l od11u11tio11 i11 goo111et,1'y llll wo11ld 11o1'o1' have l1oo11 11l1lu to 1'e11so11 out his tlwory. Olll' t11lk with 4'llo1: was lllt0l'I'l'lDl'0lI very 11l11'11ptly l1y tho 1l11111'1'oli11g of El,

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llow's husinvss Gm-0rgro?' the li y i ng' tra pezo. 1, Pretty good Rod an- A sl i lll looking swvraal G4-org'o. il waited fl nlan drossod in K K Q, no longvr hut wont up and spanglod t i gh ts . spokv to llod and V1-nns. f swung' from ono Fine Business you X trapozo to anothor haw. Goorgv. hut what ' with ilu- g'rac'o of -'F-I -f- arc- you doing for your .ff country Noel? l asked. ' XYll0l'UllD0l1 S0li,2'lll2llI told nio that. while in school ho saw thi- great dmnand for liatin l'rottos., llc thought ho vould writo a hotter om- than the ono ho had usud whilo at school, so alftvr working fi'!'tvc-n yoars in proparing his trot lu- at last had it vopyrig'l1tod and now livod on tho rvwarils ol! his vory deserving' work. 'l'ho translations aro so written that tho tvzu'lu-r must haw a vopy in order to toll what the pupil is talking' ahout. ln this way Rod said tho doinand for the hooks would ho greater. lloaving thosv prospvrous young: :non wo inado our way to thu viruus whoro wv planned to onjoy our- solvvs .for a. vouplo of hours. llaving invvstvd in a hag of pl-a-nuts and also in ono ol' popcorn wo svttlvd down to vnjoy tho fun. 'l'hv first aol was 011 1 an owl in tho day- f' light. llpon look' ing at tho pro- gram to find out who this daring: pvrl'or11u-1' was. T found him to he Ralph Cfohurn. Fat swung' hilnsolf down to tho ground ainid tho great and l'0l'll'l'll into an adjoining tout. Anothor rm-n1aa'l:ahlv aut was that in whit-h Prolfossor f rdf Ll! fa TT... applauso Marion Angovine gan- an exhibition of his wondor'l'ul train- . . 'll od annnals which 'fi . , , l 0 t'0llSISiZl'Ll ol' 'rox tor- 7, . . . rl riors. ponws a n o ' ' other 1-dually dangvrous aninials. liruto inadc tha-so lN'l'iilll'lll and do stunts which l douht if ho vould do hhnsollf and lu-sidvs tln-y rvally ?ll'l Ull lll0l'l' lllllllilll.

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A li young' couple which turned out to he Joe x x . . - ,x . IIa0'0'ertv and his 5 ,XE , nl- . Mwvs wife. Joe had just ,pganlfi . mai rled and was on his honeymoon. Ile -flh' ,.- certainly showed all the symptoms of a henpecked married man. One ol' his eyes was closed and his face showed signs of misuse. Joe did not reeognize us at first hut whcn l1e did, he left his wife stand- ing.: reading' a. woman's sut'l'rage poster. and hastened to us. Ile said it was great to get away from her for a minute and went on to tell us about his unhappy married life, 'We were just about to offer Joe our sympathies when his wife rushed up and grasping his ear marehed hin1 off. Joe pleaded to he re- leased hut his wife would 11017 let him go. 'l'he next day which was our last, we decided we would take one more look at. the Fair. Walk- ing dow11 the main -avenue, we saw a tall rather 1'!:! ' , , I 141: I ll tv'mpi::':- I in 1 If ul L ii gafgglr ' 'iq -, 1.13-I f ,: 'Qi' I -1,11 l1A..25,1 li, , . . , . I ffzf wfn M01 told us he was writing well dressed man. Ile looked somewhat famil- iar so we hurried up to him. Sure enough it was Quintard. At first he did not notice us for his thoughts were engaged with other things. Ilow- ever. when we ealle.l to him he woke up 'and spoke to us. Quinny'l a Math .Book which would surprise the world. l'his was very easy to helieve for Alliell often had original dem- onstrations for his propositions. I will not say proofs for they were not always that, although they were fairly wood excuses. Ile had come ' . rw to the 'l air,'l he said, to rest his weary hrain from worldly cares. Ile had not had much rest however, for he had seen a sign which read. Is clam tli,e,fgg5ii1g'. lishing or farming? and was husy trying to discover whieh it was. 'We left Quinny soon after and made our way hack to the hotel where we packed our suit eases and prepared to leave for home.