Samuel D Hanson School - Crescent Yearbook (Buxton, ME)

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THE NIFss xLoxskF1 RIPPI 1 than befoxe to find a place to h1de Pu mag doxx n a l1ttle h1ll she caught he1 foot IH a KIDS and p1tehed for xx ard IHIO an old xx ell Luck1ly there xxas no xx atc1 1n It 'She fell sexe1al feet and h1t her head oa the s1de of the xxell and lost eonsclousness As she fell one foot xx as c1amped under er She lay thus for a fexx moments and then becommg consclous she laked about her Except for th ope 1ng ten feet aboxe he1 all xxas da1k Iust then she hea1d XOICGQ eall1ng Q1 H 19 I m she shouted startmg up but she sat doxxn more qu ekly than she HIOQC fO1 a sharp pa n xx ent through her ankle and she 1eal1zed that It xx as broken It be gm to p1n he1 and she lost con scxousness 1g,a1n The seu he1s had not heard Ber n1ce call and th1nk1ng that she could they xx ent blck to the p1 me g1ounds Meanxx h1le VI1 Ex ans and Bernard had 'l11lXQCl and WI1 Exans soon le 11ned xx he1 I1 d xx he1e thex had last een PSIHICL Be1n ud xx ho loxed IS txxln xster xe x dea1 xx as trantle xx1th g11e She Is kxled she IN k1lled I knoxx she ls dead he c11ed bulstlng 1HtO tens NI1 Ex xns IIIQCI to comfort hlm but he xx ould not be comfortel He xx mdeled off bx h1m elf md he h1ppened to txke neulx tht sxme path that Bc1n1ce h1d t1l en 1 short tlme befo1e H xx1 neu tht xx ll xx hen all at once he topped Dld he hea1 someone Clxlllg' He looked alound but could ee no one so he called Is that xou Be1n1ce he crled eage1ly Yes yes It s I came hls txxms xolce from a he afte1xx ard sald rlght unde1 me But xx here ale LOLI9 He e lfl thls old xx ell Ive Be1n1ce s XOICQ tra1led off 1nto g1oan as a SDHTD txx1nge from her ankle shook her xx hole body Oh Bern1ce Be1n1ee Bernard called leanmg 1nto the xx ell Are you hllltq Yes she ansxx e1ed Ive broken my ankle Please go get father and get me out Bernard Off he 1an and IH a fexx moments he vxas telln g the xx hole party xx here Bern1ce xx as And her ankle IS b1oken fathe1 Please come and get he1 out qulck he s tlCl C o to thc house and get a rope Bblllntlfl and then Bern1ce xvlll be out of the xx ell 1n a llttle xxh1le M xxe They d1d not haxe long to xxa1t before Be1n 11d xxa back xx 1th a rope Vlxlllg' a knot 1n It N11 Ex ans loxx e1ed 1t 1nto the xxell But BGFHICG could not get out alone so Mr Ex ans put the rope a1ound hlmself and he xx Is loxx e1ed doxxn 1nto the xx ell Tak ng Bern1ce1n h1s a1ms they xx ele soon on the g,1OLII1Cl among the DQIIX That ankle ls p1ettx bad M1 x Ill au Well get he1 to he 1e om as xxe an se 1 5,ue s the putx xx 1lI haxe to be put oil Lllltll Bern1ce ls better Then xou cm haxe It 1ll ox 91 agaln Bern1ce xxas carrled to the hou e and he1 ankle et Bernard xxas be s1de her cha11 xxatchmg her exery mox ement he d1d not Cale about the .3 27 1 ' H Y , ' 77 ' c , . , . x. ll 1 ' ' '. 1 ' Y' ' U 11 Y . ' ' 77 ' Y' ! 9 C ' , I v 1 - ' c ' . , ' , S c A 'c 1 , Y 1 1 ' ' . 1 1 H ' 1 U 1 c . 1 1 c . ' C A 1' U - f 1 v 77 , 1, , ' , 11 .. ' ' , 1 as c 1 1 1 . 1 1 , 1 1 l-- v '1 1 4 ' Iv v D . D , . . a 4 11 1 Y. h a C C1 1 Y 1 - 1 . . . 1 M . 1 . ,, 7 3 , ' ' , as o. . . e 1 , - ' ' 1 1 Y 1 77 ll , 1 . 1 11 H .. 1 Y 1 Ac 7 c . 1, 1 c y - 1' A V 1 c c . , cs , 11 , sy h . e a , . , , . 'v ' v 4 I Y n C n 1 ' 1 3 ' 1 ' S ' 1 '1 ' Y . Y . v U . cl C C 1,1 C 1 L c vc 1' . ' A , c 1. 11 5 1 1 1 1 ' Y U 1 ' V2 Z 1 1 1 1 - . ' , 1 1 . 1 ' 1- 11 ' U I 1 1, 1 1 2 r 1 I 1 1 C , 1 V, 1 . 5 1 1 ' ' c L, 1 c c - r , c . . . N F Y . . Y . ,, 1 - 1 , r. not have XVE1IlCl91'Qd as far off as that, Evans sa1d, as he started for the ' ' 1 c ' 1. ' ll. 1 ' 1 '. '1 1 f ' ' c c 1 1 ' 1 1. v' f' 1' Q 2 i v S c ' . v v x 4 - 1 I' v. ' I 1 v w Y 2 1 1 l L7 L 1 v i 1 , 1 . c 1 ' S D . ,,. . 2 . y 1 , .I , . h S ' s 1' ' rj 'ly, '1 1' 1 . . ' 1 ' 1. c AK --v ' w .w I v v '1 1 V 1 ' I ' 1 , 1 1 , c. - 1 '- 'I 1' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 v 1 1 1 c , , 1 l 1 c 1 I 1 1' 's. '1 1 ' 5 f' 1 1 ' j. ' , f ll '- v v 77 1 v L . c c 1 K' , 1 Y. 1 1 ' Y ' ' 11 . . ' H 7 ' 1 c L A 2 IQ 4 15 hc 1, t 1 1 1' aj' 1 sz hotsaas sr 11' 'IC1 .,t t. I 1 1 1' ' 1 z Q 1 J f su 1 ' j ' 1 ' ' '1. e 'z s 11 ' 1 'e ' ' ' I - 1' ' '1 . s ' . A ' ' . ,, c c F . c c c C - . K. , . Y' :J 1 ' - 3 ' S ' 5 , 3 ' ' s . ' 3 - ' 1 I .' . . , .1

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Tm XII ss xl ONSKFF Rn PLY men lay wounded and dy1ng As I roamed around among them I was struck by somethmg fam1l1ar about the face of a dead soldler lymg near me Suddenly I 1emembe1ed the healthy lookmg voung man whom I had seen w1th Loulse such a short tlme before It seemed 1mposs1ble but surely It was her husband Now for a long t1me all w as dark ness and w hen the cloud agam l1fted I was gazlng upon a t1ny unkempt house on the outsk1rts of Parls I entered and aga1n beheld Lou1se but how greatly she was changed She no longer scorned labor and neglect ed her chlldren but bestow ed almost more than motherly alfectlon upon the httle three year old boy who w as w1th her Then I remembe1ed that more ch1ldren besldes th1S boy As I was wonder ng about th m I glanced through the w mdow and be held two l1ttle graves over whlch the grass had not yet grown Then I understood For a tlme a V611 seemed to shut off mv v1s1on Then when the vell llfted I saw LOUISE by the debsloe of her last ch1ld who w as dy1ng When he had breathed h1s last the mother dropped to her knees on the floor w 1th her eyes upturned to Heayen Although she uttered no word the actlon was a slmple acknowledge ment of submlsslon to Cod s w 111 In her mlsery she had found God Just then I awoke and reahzed w 1th a start that the lady m the tram w as the same one I had seen ln mV dream From thls dream I had learned a lesson No matter how much sorrow comes to us some good glows out of lt DOROTHH KEIRSTEAD 22 THE BELATED DINNER It was a bught mo1n ng 1n May that found twelve happy boys and gnls 1n the woods near the Evanss home The Eyans tw1ns as they w e1e alw ays called w e1e celebratlng thelr twelfth buthday by havmg a p1cn1c All the mo1n1ng the chlldren had been chasmg each other about among the trees and p1Ck1Pg flowers Just before the lunch was ready they be gan a game of h1de and seek but presertly Mls Evans called and they came fo1 lunch But w here 1S BQIHICGQ asked Bernard as they VNQIE about to slt down And vndeed where w as sheq She was not there w1th them nor Mrs Evans called BEIHICQ d1n nel IS ready but no 1eply Agam she called but w 1th the same result Never mlrd dmner now she sa1d Hunt for Bermce Maybe she has fallen and hurt herself so she cannot get up Come back here 1n a few mmutes to report whether you have found her or not Off they w ent looklng under ey ery bush and behmd each rock but It w as not long befole they were all back aga1n No one had found Bermce and everyone began to be HHXIOUS about her Bernard thoroughly fr1ghtened was sent to the town to get h1s father Mr Evans was a doctor and w as 1n the nearest town see1ng one of h1s patlents The rest of the boys and g11ls w ent on search 1ng wh1le Mrs Ex ans plcked up the luncheon But where was Be1n1ce In the game she had gone a httle farther 26 g : . ani. , ., 1 3 1 ' 1' . I L . . . , , Y .Q . , v ,Q Y ' V - , ' 7' , ' - 1 4 - h. Y 4 ' A , ' 7 . . . ' V, ' , , ' Y s a ' Y l I A n I . A v ku A ' 1 1 q ' -I - , , . L ... C V, -A v - xc , ' , ' H , 4 y Q ' . ' ' Y . ,. y Y 1 V . 1 1 7 7' a 7 when I first saw' her there were two WHS She IH Slght- . . . H V gg N ' ' 7. -- 5 , ' V Q Q ' I H ' l - sf ' 7 ' v' , - 1' . 7 - Y 7 - L cc , ' 1 ' ,,n . ,, . ' l A I , . . L .. ' . A A . - 9 . V . 7 . , 7 , -,, I , 7 V ' I ' , I V VY , s Y L, 4 ' 7 Y 7 ' ' ' , ' A , - . 1 , tv . I . . , - . ' ' I 1 1 - I CK Y , . , . vu ' .77 X ' y Y , .

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THF NIPSSAIONSKFE RHPLE palty he had h1s txx1n back and that xxas all he caled fo1 In four xx eeks Be1n1ce xx as so she could xx alk So 1nx1t1ng the ch1ldren agam they stalted once more for the pxcmc grounds but Bernlce kept axx ay flom the xx ell th1s tlme When they xx e1e called to lunch Mrs Ex ans sald Th1S IS rather a belated blrth day dlnner but lt IS a much more happy one than xxe had four xxeeks 1 o MILDRED WHEELER 22 IN DANGER? Nea1 her oxxn home Fehce could not haxe gotten lost for she knexx ex erx foot of the forests and xalleys ex en m the dark But xx hen she vxas at Ladx Morgan s everythmg xx as so dlffelent The1e she xx ent out one dft8lI1OOI1 for a yxalk 1n the pa1k All the paths looked hke as she found after she had made txxo tu ns She declded to go back to the house and turned aga1n Then she came to a fork 1n the path and took the South folk he1e she met a held of deer and then she clossed a httle brooklet on step pmg stones By th1s t1me she xxas tughtened fo1 she had se n none of these thlngs befole She t11ed to go back and take the north fO1k and she xx alked xxent doxxn O1 a house he xxalked tlees She and xx alked untll the sun xx 1thout seemg a person It grexx dark and st1ll through the ax enues of came out 1nto an open space though It xx as so dalk that she could not tell xx hether 1t vxas an ln closed meadoxx O1 an open heath She glexx xely xxealy and could haxe la1n doxxn to rest but 1ust tnen a StO1m came up and the xx1nd blexx xx 1th a roa1 The 1a1n droxe across the moor and Fehce xust lan ahead of xt not ln the least knoxxmg where she xx as gomg Suddenly she came up agalnst the wall of a bulldmg She called loud ly No ansxxer came and no hght shoxx ed She could not tell xxhethel It xx as a manslon or a cottage She felt along the Wall and came to a doo1 It opened easlly Fehce stepped mslde and called agam Only her XOICE e hoed ln the black 1nter1o1 She closed the door t keep out the ram and stood trembhng Ill the xelvet sllence Putt1ng out her hand she moved about cau tlously and after a xxhlle she came to xx hat seemed to be a hrgh backed settle And oh Joy' there xxas a cushlon on It She curled up on the cushlon and wa1ted Surely 1f It xx ere a house Wlth cushlons It must belong to some one and 1f that some one xvas absent he mlght be retu1n 1ng soon Then as no sound came but th holloxx Cly of the xx 1nd outs1de Fellce fell to thmklng of the sort of place It might be There xx as a story he1 glandmother had told her of a chlld xx ho xx ent 1nto a house that belonged to three bears Dear mel It xxould be ter11ble to fall asleep 1n a bea1 house Then there xx ere xx 1tches and glants houses Fehce d1d not bellexe there xxere any xxltches and glants m the dayt1me but noxx she xx as not qu1te sure And at anx late It m1ght be a robber s house Ex 613 one knoxxs there really xx ere robbers So xx 1th all these thoughts 1n her 4 1 I . - , as , . . . g - , ' ,' 4 v 7-Q v A., , . . 4 1 ' ' v 1 ' . v . , ,, ' y 1 1 Y Y . . - , . . ' , 9 . s ' ' Y v 1 r v . H . . . , - - - A , . . . . 7 , C , . . Y Y 1 Y I Y 1 I ra ' Y - ' f cg . - x , . 1 . V . l ii' . , . f Y 7 . C . . . Q O . v v 9 , - Y , ., Y . v v . ' 'V 9 7 Y 1 ' . X . U . , , . . LE n . Y , Y . Y . . . . , . c . . ' A K L S 'r fy s . A , , ' 1' .. L L ' ' - . xc Q x. , Y . Y , . 4 ' ' - 1 . ' ' ' ' . vrs l' 1 ' ' o Y . ' K, ' N ' N 1 . . . ' 1. ' 17-w . , 5 K ' ' . V 7 . Y Y' ' ' , - . L t , S vq V L ' ' ' ' , . N ' . Y Q K' L ' . 5 1 Y . ' ' 7 v Q . , . . - ' ' v ' Y , 1 . A l YY - Q ,' -