Sherman High School - Spud Yearbook (Sherman, ME)

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4 g,aNNN-1 7OfFR'S DEATH It was April, and winter in Alaska was nearly over. Terrance McDonald and hls partner, Stuhby, were headed for home The sleds were loaded wlth tre wlnter's fur and the areat huskies were flnding lt a Yard strain to haul thelr heavy hurdens. Rover,the largest and perhaps the most f6FOClOUb of the beasts, had been ln an angry mood all day Hls huge teeth showed ln an ugly growl whenever re looked at the two men or elther of hls Uhro thers Terry, S31 Stu after don't llve the way Rover' been lOOklUg at you lately You know that whlpnlng you have himqukell, ever s1nce,then ho's acted as if 'd llke to blte your head off ' U'hat do you mean? as e Terry, nas thought far away on the young alrl he would soon he SC61HV HI haven t notlced any thlhg Your lWHWlH9t17H must be runnlnw away D n't let lt get you dowr, olc crap UI don'+ care vhat ou say, you young lrlpo rsnaloerl You haven't get sense enough in that foollsh VPBIF of yours t sf ald ef 8UJtflNg I tlll don't llke lt and my advice is tdqt you Weep away from hlm. lerry's v r w s clear vcvous lall a slao on the aael The txo men d eve on fo Ml es, eac busy xitl s thouglts SudOGNlJ the cogs halt cd wlth aufl, snarl Hendrr HDS 8. '1O. OWS OX T1 xhat alls themv' asked Stuhhy HHold tl l6lD3, Stuhby, an ' see xrat lt l,. hereunon erry r n to th front of e ea and, 'end ro over, le foun a lar e hlrd wlleh Tac frozen ln tle pac ec sqox As Terr stoooed over to lnve tiga+e, he Ieard a terrible roll In one huoe lean Pover o o'e hi harness and lunfeo upon h m. Terry lnex Ie must et on top get t at helvy mass Ol fur off him le felt the rot Wreath on hlS face and 'nex the long, harp fanfs Vere seeking F15 throat He was helrless LN a naddenee wolf's rlp Nusterlr every last blt of strength, he velled for Stuhry Even hefore Terry's startled yell Stuhwy knew GOm0tb1DW was wrong. Ie lad Cro re? re relns, gralhed T15 ,un and was headed for the two V1 Vtllg flfures At fllSt Stuboy praycd he mlght be alle to save Terry and Rover also but soon found that h must elther klll the fog or lose hlS prrtncl Closlna IIS eyes to hls love for the lall wolf, he ralsed Rover xas no hls hand of lonaer the leader of oautlful hU5k16S, bat Terry was safe. Vera 316373911 I ENTRGY lwo darkics rronped avalnst a tree The lBZ1LSt ln the lard, Botr ere sleeplng sounoly Their flskpolef 1D tbGlP Jlth hand One feller nudgec the otker one And tl s lS what he sald y, Sam, yo' 'now vol s He llfted up is herd. Sam raised T15 elehrox la? ly A thou h t 1 r a dream and SHIP, 'I fnc done T For ther lS llsq 1 stl a GIWQU sag et ' . ' I' 'L' . .Q , o , . , I 1C ' . . - d -. - -' ll 1.' rg if, 'J-,Z I ll '1' - F H l L. ' - ' , y-1 . f 1 -fqg I - -3 .8 ,' th 1' ' I ' t H I A .7i1- 1 d ,- ' LJ MA K' N I ' VH I 5 1 I I , 4 N A '- el- ' Pix' 1 If I Q J. . ' . y .. ' . - A Q, -Q '3 S o I . ' 1 1. ' 'H by U Q ' Cv Q .. 'V L I' TI S . ll f- I i D . . v . , .. . . I .1 ' - .-. 1 l 5 K5 . ' ' . A 2- ' -A ' Nl Q YT .- 3 .7 . 'V' . ' . - 7 'F , ' , 1 S ' 1 ' rv 1V , l ' -' IJ - H -J -L HJ - C -2 'r rw q , . , s, L L .1 - . L 'J 1 . . fy- ' 's 4 fr u ' ' QD ' A up J . , . , M - A 4 A U . . -Y I kg JA .- 14. Y . U . ' ' . rw , 'E -- , w- ' r L 1 , I, . L Ay LJ -1 4 O ' I 1 1 -A f 1.1 ' 1 1 . - . I ' . ' 1 4 ' -I Ll L xl ' ' ' , L . L . A u 1 J ' v 'I Q in - Q 1 I - Y 1 . ' T . A Q - MLLA L ' K5 . O ' L - . 1 J 1' .2 A rv U I ' . Q3 ,- , . . A W G V ' ' I 1 l A I V I I H . 5 3-no o 'FA ky L' ' rw YI H ' d nb. L, . , , J U ,, -. . - . . A. . . , , H ' . watchlnf the doe for some tlme. I hls .un and mulled the tplefep, Q C3 L QQ , , ,., ,I -L - 0 -, V, - ,A , , . ' ' ' 7, - ' . . 'Fw A KJ ' ' l ' -xr' ' 1' fg ' 7: 1 - Tv 7' he ' ' ' a 4 I ' H ' Eh . . k d ' . H , 1 A , S L' LA. . Q U 4 . l ,J .. .s -, . ' . X the .. ... 9 . 5 - 1 N I Q ' Q ' O ' H , . 1 H . N W 0 W - ' .- 'll 4 4 0 . I mu ' U L Y- . ., r 'J X . . ' ' U Y v l . vu . 5 -F. ' ,fs - i k CD Y ' 4. U 171 1 - . 'el I - . . - . . - . ' 1 . o be ll f - ', . . . -- ll . . - L r H I . s , Sa - 1 ,H J 1 ha H 1 ' ' 1 1,- f l A . c.. .J 1. - 4 r 1 -r ' ll FI -f LL 1 -. ls - I ' JG ' ff 0 1 fr ' Q I w ' 1' 'vm t1 K- 4-A G 'd J - g A .L pf , 4 -. LJ 4 .L 1 -1 . - -fo S 4 A i . .VC C ' c .. ' ., ,,, Y, . -. - - i' - ,, - - V - A J L S 4.. -If JL. A I 'YUVC A ' 1 1 , - .. 1 , M o 51 - - - A .. lo ll , H I 1 ki 4 . -c sl 4Il'UilS olue - 'E Q Q' X' 1 7 'C TTL. H , ' - ll 'A 'N - . . zgr' . 3. .l H 1 . ' gg, t 41 a hlteq'

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w 1 JAFTR 7 Xenia PATTICIA LOSLS PER GLAMOUR A car came speeding along the dusty road Its occupants seemed very lnterested in their own thoughts 's a lovely day,isn't lton Patrlcla rema ked rather absent mlndedly Uyes oh fes,H the man an swered, payir llttlc attention to her Patrlcia d1dn't have to look at Barry to see him In her mind there was his DlCIuTS blond halr wrich trled in vain to curl,clear blue eyes, and a smlle which made hlm so lrresistlble to everyone vho met him It seemed to he1 that thls tall handsome young man must really like her for if he d1dn't why had ne seemed so at tentive all summer when there were many other UlTlS who might have attlacted his lnteresto Barry himself was far from appreciating the warm Nay after noon Instead his mlnd wandered to the scene of last night's narty He had been having a falr UIWS all evening but Patricia had seemed unwilling to leave at one thirty when most of the other quests went home. Barry couldn't understand why out of all the other girls in the world she would have to be a glamour girl. She must indeed be one, for if she weren't, why should she so obviously enjoy going places every night? His idea of the home he wanted some day was not just a place to stay between par- ties. The quiet of the afternoon was broken by a sharp scream Barry brought the car to an abrupt stop with a screeching of brakes and was out of the car before Patri cia could open her door She swiltly followed him into the house whence the scream had come A woman, apparently an lnvalid anxiously pointed t small Patricia found that it had fallen on a fruit Jar and was now so weak from loss of blood that it could only whimper She hurriedly plcked up the chlld and placed it on the table nQuick,Barry,get some boil n Jater while I find bandages and disinfectant N From the invalid she learned where these things we e kept, and was immediately washing out the wou d Bandaging it was not a difflcult task ince the wound was not deep It had bled badly because of the child's position Soon Patrlcla was rocking the baby to sleep w1th a gentle lull aby Barry standing in the opposite corner, saw what h thought was the girl he had been tryin to flnd for months she put the baby in its crib h came swiftly toward her, the woman who lay on the be , h asked, UPatric1a,this is you, isn't lt? Why did you hide e ind a cloak of glamour?' 'One of the first things I heard about you was that you al ways chose companions like myself I wouldn't have any chance of others,H replied Patricia. Hfhen you would be satisfied to live in a llttle white cottage and only go to a party once a month?n He didn't need to ask for he could see the answer in her eyes. Ignoring the real modern girls for your I thou ht if I acted competing with the Mary Bushey '41 t '7 '-'L?? TX ' il' ' '. , T f R'V' f . ' 4.15 P , .'f L-HL-'ri - ,,... J XI' , ' 11-.:,'-Q-ire. V! 9 I xx I ' .. RL-if rexx x,?qv - , xx .lu N J ' I I O J- ' f L ' x j ' iwW0f9lljL ., Q 'Z.'l f1 ,N x '.. It Q .1 ,9'.' ' .1 ' , . I.:-'pe' 7 11. ' 'fi ' f I- If X. O a ft 7gf'f.'j,1, u9j'gf yy, child who was lying on the floor. It-' Q, J, :ggi-5:,V ,Q K 'f- . L vp L L 0 Q I '- . 1 S . ' TK! It , ' . U . 0 . L. P A. ' , . O I' ..... , T . - A . Lg Q n 0 . ' s f L- F . 0 . O 1 ' - ' 0' - af ' n Q A r ' . ' , kj , ' 6 up O I 1 O + 1 X - 3 . 0 AS , , . 6 o 1 - A X r - 1 - d S Q 4' . Q. 9 . L 1 n Q ' , b h ' . ,L ' ' -' , Q . . l Q no L . 0 . ' o ff, '

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EVENING ON THE SEA The sun was golden as it set A lovely sight to see, As it sank behind the dark blue hills Of foam out on the sea Phen darkness came and in the sky The nEven1ng Star' shone bright, Far out upon the eastern shore The moon was huge and white The sails were opened at full width The waves would oft repeat The ocean's tales and mysteries Her song so soft and sweet No picture could an artist paint f nEvening on the Sea', Where ln the dark the waves do beat The ocean's melody As the stars be in to shine There is a 1Jstery, For the uaves shall play tonight It's nfvening on the Sea VY THOUJHT I always thlnk the cover of A book is llke a door Xhich opens lnto someone's house Where I've not been before And when I flnd a house that's dull I do not often stay, But when I f1nd one full of friends I'm apt to spend the day A plrate oi fairy queen Mav llft the latch for me, I always wonder, when I knock what velcomo there will he Llnnle Kennedy '42 REMEMBRANCE Four years ago, it eems not so, I came to Sherman High Oh, how I wished those years would go Instead of slowly creeping That was when I'd first begun I was quite shy and meek Till after I had stook alone That first and second week I had to wear a green neck tie A ribbon on my hair They called it 'nitiation They dressed me up for fair I grew a lot that year in height, I learned some new th1ngs,too That Seniors were alwa s in the right And didn't care for you We freshmen had a place down front There was a lot of space But always when we'd go up back They'd lead us to our place But now I am a senior, I wish I were a freshman Back front where I belong My hi h school days are over, The best da s of my years And when I thin of those good times My eyes fill up with tears Joe Hoy '40 'TAIW'T LOVE This loving bus1ness is a cinch When everytr1ng's all right, But some flnd love qulte difficult When skies are not so bright Q K X S ' o . ' I ' by. I 1 ' 1 . 9 0 - 9 . 'T 1- , I l I I O ' Y I U . ' o .ji ' T J J I , F? - 1.4 i I I won't be that for lon Herman Daggett '41 H 3 Q I :L '1 - CT v ' A K J ' . , I I A . P- A,. . . , 5 . v ' ' . 1' I U 'n J . - . . . V