Standish High School - Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Standish, ME)

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The And The WINTER FUN night was filled with the falling of snow, imaginary objects danced to and fro. children were skating with pro- fessional ease, As small ice-covered twigs fell down from the trees. After the party to the Spa they all went, And dwindled their pocket money down to .a cent On juke box records and sweets galore, Until they were filled and could eat no more. They all rode home in a '35 Chevy And The The But And the dozen in the car made it quite heavy. springs were dragging, the axles hanging, ' outside clacking, the inside bangingg they all arrived home in a mood of delight, were then all ready to sleep for the night. . A Lois Smith '53 There was an old man from Brazil Who lived only because of a pill. But one day he died, And then he tried, To get rid of that bill for that pill. Dan Dearborn '53

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The Story of Pete Bunyan I guess most of you have heard of Paul Bunyan, but you probably haven't heard of Pete, his older brother. Well this story is about him and his adventures. ' Now Pete Bunyan was a downright jealous cuss, and thatvs the rea son he went to Europe as soon as Paul was born. He couldnit stand th. attention that that little 10 foot baby was getting, so he dove off the rockbound coast of Maine and swam the Atlantic to England. By the time he reached the coast, he was plumb tuckered out. He lay on his back in the water, breathing hard. Now, it was getting towards the winter, so it was all but freezing in the water. When he started breathing the vapor started coming out of his mouth, and it covered London with enough fog to last an eternity. Every once in a while a dense fog will cover London to this day, and the people wonder if Pete Bunyan has come back from the dead to swim the Atlantic once again. Well, when Pete recovered from his tiredness, he swam ashore and started walking. When he had walked for S minutes he found himself ir France. He saw it was time for his favorite radio program, John's Other Wife, but he knew he couldn't get it without a tower, so he built one. Today people call it the Eiffel Tower. He went up to the top to fix the wires. When he got there he lost his balance and fell. When he hit, it made a large valley that is called the Saar Basin. Now Pete was still a youngster at heart, and he wanted something to play with. He decided it would be a ball. He scooped up a handful of dirt and made himself one. The hole, where he scooped up the dirt, filled in with water and is now called the North Sea. He took the ball and walked across Switzerland trying to bounce it, but it was so hard that every time he threw it down it sank into the ground a couple of thousand feet. Thus he made the Alps.