Tillamook Catholic High School - Academic Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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Pam- I-Iiulrrl'-'11 T It 1' A F11 d fi m 1' f' OCEDO ICEDOKEDODCEDOKEDO ICZDOKEDODCEDOKEDODCQDO KEDOOCIDOKEDOK QPOKQDO IT HAPPENED CNE NIGHT lack Edwards dave a srah and pushed hrmsglf awaf from the supper table I guess I could ea more he sated but I want to keep my qrrlrsh frqure for whrle lonqer You wont keep rt much lonqer rf you contrnue to eat the way you drd tonrqht retorted hrs father I wonder where rn the world you put rt all Have you qot a rub ber somach or some Inna? Its more than I can frqure out wr hout study Dont be oo hard on he boy put rn Pauls uncle rokrnqly We werent the lrqhtest eaters rn the world when we were hs aae or have you forqoten'9 No not ercactly lauqhed Pauls father But one should araw a lrne rn every thrnq rncludrnq eatrnq There had been an extra spec al clnner that nrqht at the Edwards home be cause Mr Edwards brother had come all the wav from De rort Mrchrqan for a short vrsrt He was an au omoorle salesman and could talk very rn'erestrnqIy To Paul he was one of the most rnterestrnq characters he had ever known Qav Iack hrs father sard youd better ao out to th born and se rf the r drna horses are bedded down aood Theres a s orm comma up and I want them to be comfor able You mraht as 1 Il arve them another pan of oats tell them rts rn honor of your uncle The last rernark was spoc n Jestrnalv and the two men had qur e a laugh Paul w nt out to he ba 4 room ana struqqled wrth hrs hrp boots and rarncoat He the'r slapped on kr s not and pr shed ns wav through tlre wrnd and rarn toward the barn Dad was rrqht he muttered Its aornq to be a drnaer of a storm tonrqht I bet well he fe hrqh water soon G e 'hen I can use ls boat that I burlt drrrrna the summer I hope the se rms h 1 rt warped Ie Iurdbl d t the barn door Insrde rt was dry and qure The horses gazed at hrm rnaursrtrvelr, and Ukelele hrs pet neryhea softly as he approached them He lrpped th can rn o the oats orn ana too a an of oats over to Ukes feed box Thrs tre ot er orse nrc rrn and rci mrttere All raht all rraht Ill be there rn a mrnu e lust use a lrttl of th horse sense thrt you re supposed o have and youll oon frnd out that I only got one parr of hands and as soon as I can feed you I wrll When he nad frnrshed feedrna them he took a fork out of the corner and spread some beddrnq under he horses Then he went up besrde Ukelele and gave her a good orushrnq do Nn Then he combed out her mane and tarl Ernrshrnq that he went up rnd rested hrmself on her neck She bent her head do Nn and searched the bottom of ner rn naer for sorne qrarn Suddenlf she r rrsea up and threw lack vrolently aqarnst l rd of the stall Hrs head hrt trrst and he was rlrnost knocked out He stum led I the tr ll nd made hr wav to vfrrds the barn door H eemed to be very lrgzv and lrahth ad d Th lah' fonr thc house look d v ry drm and far away IIr nrrel hrs wa! to Ncrrd them rn a sort of a daze He took off hrs rarncoat and boots rnd went rnto the lrtchen Stran ge to say the lrqhts were strll very drm He ' 'N ' ' 2 K -, . L . , t , a . t L . K . t t , . , c r. , t . , A r . - A ,A , . , , , . . , c . c A t , , . r , r . I A U , A, I, r , , . , e .t e r . i e 5 . ', ve ' c 1 ' ' tt ,A . , 4. ra 3 ffl ' ' ' ' , ' c c. , s . A I I X' - . ' ' c ct c r t- A . r - t e t r A 4 . . , rl., I , . Q , t E .,, tre . c e . C . rafer' r' ., L . , ' ' . ' L , t - rr e cr , , . . ' 7 ct, , . f s f . , , , A , , , L , . C e , A c . A ' I, ' , . 1 . A H ,-' ' ' ' set I, he h x9 Q, r If . - ed, . ', A , f , Q . , , ' e e ,, t - -, ,z . t g ' ' :Jo ' rj ' ' H , , . t r V , . 1 - .,.. V . , ' f t I X K , - , , . . , fr V 1 L -1 , A A T , x , , . . , , r . . a . c . . ., . ., X . V C . I , . tre e . ,J , '. ,, ' N A . C t. t he . b , our of s 1 a t, s , r. , . , . e s , - r ' --e. e irts r N : .e e ' . A 3 fre . ' .1 f , s c ' '. . A , A F f . 7. f . Q , . c t . , .D , , .

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L Xl I OCDOJC DODC DOKDOKDONCDODCDOK DOK DOPCDOJC DOOC DOKDOKDOKDO THE CCURAGE CF AN lRlSH LADDY The sharp clang of a bell rang clearly through the halls of the small tovxn school at Brundenburg sendrng a message of good cheer to many of the puprls Scarcely had the last e ho s dred away when the halls were frlled wrth norsy laughrng chrld ren They were happy because another tedrous day of lessons had been brought to a close lt may have been the end of a burdensome day for some but for small Tommy Kelly the day was only begrnnrng Smrlrng Tommy as he was known to hrs class ma es was the only chrld of Thomas B Kelly a trarn engrneer who was employed by the Grand Central Parlroad Company Tommy was twelve but small for hrs aae Hrs lrttle round nose was set off wrth a croo of freckles but hrs crownrng glory was a mass of curly red harr whrch brought to mrnd the realrsrrc lrkeness of Dante s lnferno A parr of beautrful deep blue eyes beamed and twrnkled when the lad was pleased or happy Tommy pos essed two characterrstrcs whrch tended to focus upon hrm the attentron of many people One an allurrng lrrsh smrle Unhapprly the other was the sad drsfrgurement left rn the wake of a serrous rllrress When a small chrld he had contracted the drsease of rnfantrle paralysrs whrch had resulted rn a paralytrc condr tron of hrs rrght hand ana leg lt took four v ars before he was able to walk at all Then as he hobbled along rt was aurte evrdent that he suffered greatly Yet rn sprte of thrs tryrng afflrctron hrs humor seldom farled and at all trmes the lrrsh smrle rergned supreme Tommy lfed wrth hrs mother rn a lrttle whrte cottage styled house about four blocks from school Here they enroyed few of the luxurres of lrfe Had Mr Kelly been a provrdrng husband and parent rt all mrght have been very drfferent However the happy go lucky man was addrcted to lrquor and spent most of hrs lersure trme and hrs mon hly salary rn the pursurt of drrnkrng and gamblrng The prtrfully small sum whrch he marled horne to hrs wrfe and son hardly pard the rent and lrvrng necessrtres To ard hrs mother rn defrayrng the costs of hrs educatron the boy worked at odd robs after school hours A few fnrnutes after the bell had rung found Tommy busrly engaged attendrng to the ranrtorrar work of three large class rooms Usually about 'rve o clock the task was completed and Tommy would emerge from the srde entrance wrrh some books under hrs arm and whrstlrng a popular rrngle At home he assrsted hrs mother wrth her house work He left home about seven each evenrng for the Unron Stage Depot where he earned an allowance by sellrng the Evenrng Gazette At trmes a newsboy s lrfe was very tryrng People drd not always respond to the anx rous lrttle fellow and sometrmes the madly rushrng crowd hardly pard heed to hrs arnest plea of Paper Mrster7 At trmes the rarn and cold seemed unbearable Vtfhen he came home thoroughly drenched and partrally numbed the parn rn hrs log be ame very se lere Some day he told hrs mother l wrll earn a lot of money Then the doctors wrll ure thrs bum leg and l wrll be able to do all the thrngs that the fellows at school can do Mrs Kelly hopefullw assured her son that he would some aay be well and strong Asrde from enroyrng the health of nrs school companrons Tommy entertarned the secret ambrtron of becomrna an engrneer Whenever rt was possrble he would frnd trme to go to the depot to watch the great lumberrng Grand Central express trams f s they rolled by en route to Chrcago Trarns held a fascrnatron for hrm the engrne Pug- 'I' rr -my T 11 ' A 1' ll cl 4' nr 1 1' Y 7 . c e ' A ' ' ' , ' , I ' I I A ' , ' ' X r v - f 1 ' . . , - C, . A V ' It A - 1 - ' ' ' 1' ' ' , , S. I A . A , , . - , . e . , , V . , r - - r 1 - - ' - - . . - , - - - - 1 Ll , ' fx V . , . . , . , . . ,C l , , c , . C , , . ,, , , . 4 , . , , ,