St Clare High School - Je Me Souviens Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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JE ME SOUVIENSH Hockey An Eplclemlc In the begmnmg was chaos Then somebody mvented hockey We know not who commltted the crlme but we serlously suspect that If was some flylng Frenchman who skatmg upon a mlrrored lake found a mlmature block batted If across the rce and drove xt mto a somewhat large overturned can No doubt ln th1s epoch makmg shot he skated swlftly a1m1ng the block stralght at the can then stood st1ll for a spllt second and sent lt rattlmg mto the can Over Joyed at hrs flrst attempt he repeated th1s actxon and soon found many com patrlots dolng the same thmg One man trymg to sporl thelr fun stood stxck ln hand 1n front of the can returnmg the block to IIS owners as often as he could Soon afterwards the ponds lakes and rivers were covered with jovlal Frenchmen rn pursult of a flyrng pellet Thus from the start the game galned a strong hold upon the hearts of the people Here at least was somethmg entlrely absolutely and they hoped eternally free Ch1ldren who used to be taught the anclent and honorable custom of w1eld1ng the claymore were now lnstructed rn the art of sendlng the puck as rt was now called past the goalxe 1nto a sort of sem1 net basket about two feet h1gh and plnned to the 1ce Young glrls all trotted down to see thelr best beau make a perfect shot He then became the 1dol of the hour Hockey 1n short became a drsease not a mere sport Need I rel1te how Hockey spread lxke vuldfire from the rock bound coast of lVIa1ne to the Sunny clrmes and fertlle v1neyards of Callfornla? Need I recount the desolatlon th1s tornado has left rn 1tS wake how the cxty pond yeas scraped the rxver prlde of the state skimmed and the audrtorrums all over the state rented all to make room for the hockey players to trlp them Ihe strangest feature of th1s epldemlc IS the fact that nobody no young grrl at least IS Immune from 1ts germ It has enveloped old and young men and women but young women especrally I wonder 1f they are mterested rn the game or ln the players II mean the gxrlsj ' If you happen to attend one of these games you w1ll see bank presxdents governors capltallsts and clty officlals along wrth school boys and glrls all wxth a dazed look upon their faces Heads moye back and forth wxth the puck and rf someone happens to be smoklng you ulll see the ashes tumblmg mto your lap Cigar butts flll the brxm of your hat Iyen peanut shells suffer mlstreatment 'Ihey are bemg bltten 1nto and at tunes swallowed whole If ue face facts nlnety per cent of the hockey players are boyylegged crooked nosed and skull cracked No vxonder Who could suffer such whacks here and there md st1ll remam physlcally perfect, The audlence 1f I may call 1 croyyd of half mad people an audxence has IIS oyyn partlcular defects Sveeet -'I 52 If . . --- X 1 . f I H 4 x , ' ' H v A I V , v . ' , V V - l L D Y 5 1 Y. - . 7 . . . . , I 3 J' X 1 1 I I - selves in their efforts to score? No, for these are well-known facts. T 1 1 1, 3 . I I 1 ' A H v Y I 3 I I 3 I H h 'I Y L J ' J D ! I 7. I ' ' 'S 3 'I . 1 X I 3 5 3 I I X u 1 Y I 1 . I I . I Y A l I 1 ' Y' H I I 4 V . . b l 1 7 X YD 5 A X Y X X V V Y ' - 7 ' - Q Y 7 . X X 1 7 L K ' 3 I . 7 I H I it I 1 r Y s s ' V ' 1 ' . V .

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JIS MIZ SOUVIENSN The Cast H reop Axrorxr rrr Pr 1 oo 1 N rsr rm Coeur or HIR A soldrer who had been watchrng through a wrndow turned to hrs com panrons and whrspered hoarsely Ps Here comes horrrd old I-Ierod hrmself Or somethrng to that effect II he assembly qurckly stood at atteratron hrdrng rts antrpathy under strff expressrons of obedrence In stalked the magnrheent Herod Goyernor of Iudea and Chref Oppressor of the Jews Attrred rn regal robes seated rn a stately throne he was a prcture of Prrde rn power Hrs yorce resounded hrs eyes blazed hrs expressron was both grrm and vehement Wrthout exeeptron hrs subjects trembled at hrs reprrmands and scurrred at hrs orders Why even the orrental carpets on the floor seemed to curl up rn fear of hrs slashrng words the walls seemed to shrrnk from hrs rrngrng shouts and the Roman eagle over the throne farrly blrnked at the terrrfyrng srght of the fren7red potentate It may be well to explarn at thrs pornt that thrs scene occurred not a few thousand years ago rn Palestrne although rt probably had a precursor but rrght here a few months ago rn our own Chrrstmas play and Antornette Peloqurn played the part of Herod lust as ey ery body would lrke to know what breakfast food Robert II aylor eats to make hrm handsome and what lrfe Crreta Garbo leads to make her bored perhaps you would lrke to know what makes lornette so adept at yrllarny rntolerant unnaererful nor generally eyrl It rs doubtful that she would have e aarned a student at t re r she w I canno rm agrne her berng feroerous or barbarous not eyen when she rs hungry Bru talrty raeyer appeared rn her elaarletel' In tact her squeamrshness rn brology class measured up to the standard or many more trmrd students Vluch less can rt be sard that she rs crafty or eunnrng Her utter frankness rs praetrced to an acute degree How could she he reyengeful She neyer hated anyone long enough for that Nlrss Ijeloqurn therefore eannot be assocrated wrth these yrees X aenee eonaes aer rnstrnetrye leel 1 for such a dramatre portrayal of Herod gryen last Deeenaber ,DH I1 1 5. Llrl Sci ir' :TAT II 1 I II 3 i UD I Y 11 I I v I - I L L Y In X 1 Y: 4- tj e . ex ' s V ' j . ' H 1 I I 1 1 I A1 1 vi H I 1 W I I I I 1 5' 1 I I 1 1 1 I YI AI 1 1 'I1 1. 96 ff Pk V H 11 I r I I I In 1 1 1 ' r II . L I I- I . K I I 1 I x 1 I 1 Y I A In X Y: I 1 I K N 'x v v y I , v v 3 I k I y 1 A' 1 I L I' Y I I1 I 1 1 3 V 1 sf v f I s y f 1 K env I I I s s lf s 1' I y. Io tell you the truth. I really' do not know. myself. She is neither cruel. I 3 ' V 'I ' 1 5 k Y x VI . I L' 1 L J r'ra Q ' i ' S. Claes for so many' years. 'f . ' tere. t A L I s s s' -I X L L X? s vs v r X w I, r' . I V 5 V1 1 1 I y ' I I y ' 1 I 1 I I ' '--It xl- I I C I L I I I , .. A 1 K - A 1 4 V s s rA -C s IA e YI x X'l' A 'fl' ' I lIngI r . I I I Vx ' 1-1 u I - -J I4 -