Walker High School - Pepper Pot Yearbook (Simsbury, CT)

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I.A RENAISSANCE I-IE leaves were lusf begmnung fo furn beaufn jf ful shades of red and orange and fhe sun gloruously rnsnng In fhe easf gave a warm rose I glow fo all In fhe pafh of nfs Ilqh+ The hummvng X C-3-? '77 W of vouces and fhe smell of fresh flowers druffed Xi ug! along fhe sfreefs from fhe flower marlcef and Ed ff-Q. K-.R fhe cars were begunnsng anew fo sound fheur Q! sharp horns unique fo Paras whvch seemed fo say vufe vufe IH abrupf voices A few small shops gp were beung opened for fhe early mornnng shop pers buynng hof cronssanfs for brealcfasf and faxus and fnacres were ID mofuon again affer a nughfs resl' Parls In fhe early mornzng caughf ID anofher of nfs many moods Buf fhough The sfreefs were filled wufh early morning happenings and everyone seemed happy af has work fhere was a window In a small aparfmenf building on Rue Bocador which on fhus day I have descrubed fo you received no rays of fhe warm sunlughf The shuffers were closed 'nghf fhe curfauns drawn Beyond fhe wundow a room usually fulled wrfh colorful prlnfs and a wade roomy bed lay bare fhe placard sfood open and empfy Down fhe sfreef af a small cafe saf fhe fenanf or shall I say former fenanf of fhe forlorn aparfmenf Two large sunfcases confaunnng all her posses sions were beside her feef and across from her was anofher woman of slmalarly non descrrpf appearance And why dld you decide fo go fo Ameruca7 she could be heard aslcang Wufhouf Icnowung If fhls woman had asked a quesfron a safusfacfory answer fo which required fhe revelaflons of a man s Iufe Ordunarlly Mme Gerson a woman of few words would nof have falcen fhe frme nor frouble fo gave fo fhls guesfuon nfs merufed answer I-low ever by relafung If fo somebody else perhaps she could be sure fhaf whaf she was doung was fhe rlghf fhnng and fhal' she would be happy leavung her dellghfful Paras Abouf a year ago she began I mef a man named of all names Ploflcln A pleasanf American I fhoughf and I seemed 'ro luke hrm rmrneduafely As I began fo see more of hum I learned why I Illced hum I was from fhe sfarf made fo llsfen fo hrs Ideas on educafuon I-Ie had gone fo I-Iarvard and held If fo be fhe school of In duvudualusm and of real rnfellecf whereas ofher colleges he sand were merely for fhe refarded playboy a peculvar expression' He also fold me fhaf fursf nlghf af 'rhe Deux Ivlagofs IH Sf Germaun fhaf hrs suppressed dream had always been fo be a professeur af I-Iarvard buf he never was capable of If Thus he had furned fo wrnfrng Wrufnng rs a 'ralenf Ive never quufe undersfood because Ive always fhoughf fhaf anybody who had somefhnng fo say and fhe will fo say If could be successful af If Whaf sorf of man IS fhns PIoflcrn7' her friend quesfloned, puzzled by such a descrupfnon Mme Gerson af fhns resumed her descrupfuon of Ploflun, now usang her hands fo express herself fo fhe ufmosf I-Ie's a funny man Nof very forward wnfh anybody, especially women, alfhough he as an exfremely elnguble bachelor Elugsble rnch, I mean, for he's far from good loolcang, wufh a Icrnd of gnawed af crew cuf, specfacles whrch 93 ,y A1 A257 . . . I .- 0 f 3 r of as If Q I 'e . I g. A ,391 ' E: nl CII . , . . . - . yy 1 I. - . 372 II I A'