Wapello High School - Ollepaw Yearbook (Wapello, IA)

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E1 -----f----- ----,-- 1 9 f' OLLEPAW zz --K---- ----------- E7 A WAPE1.!..O STORY rl'HE GARIDNER or HAVENHILL My mind pictures a SMALL, GRINIM, STONE CASTLE, with POOR W1NDERs, near the Town of CHA TFIELD, in HESSE. It HUDDLEs there. forbidding in aspect, overlooking a GARDEN. in GERTH about an acre, the half of which is taken up with gigantic IWEYERHOLZ, along one side where enADYE you can see CROPVSS and other birds and insects feeding. IACK, the BRAUNS GARDNER, and a BUMCARDNER he is, too: is there, lazily hoeing his PEASE and Mt,-IRPHYS, stolid as any BISHOP of the diocese of DALAIOSEQ and as he hoes, ever and anon he looks wistfully off to sea. Today, as he gazes seaward, the DECK of a small schooner appears and the SHIPNIAN drop anchor. IACK, the DEPPY GARDNER, cannot MVEDERRECHTQ he knows he OTTO, but his mind is with the jolly lads in blue. And, as the soft breezes RUEPPEL the stagnant waters of the MEYERHOLZ, his F1NGERs release the hoe, and soon he is a LONG- SHORE SLlGHly WA GGing his BROWN' head, ready for a KRUSE to the ship. The ship is from BURKLAND, loaded with BAKERS, enroute to a BAKERs convention: the captain is an Englishman, named VVINDLE PHILLIPS, who, at the approach of the small craft BALLS out, MARSHALL the lacls, I will not FOSTER visitors who will COVER HALL my spare moments with their land lubbers' thirst for yarns! Drive them away, or I'll SCH1lffElSER, l'll PULVERISETT. N0 .MOORE of this I say. Well, well, well, says ALKINNEY, the Irish mate, that BA TES the OLIPHANTS of Bengal! But oi inCLlNE to the belafe that the old mon WARNOCK foolin'. He manes it, so ye must obey. The crestfallen.GARDNER, who had LANE quietly in the bottom of the boat, while the captain's expletives roared past him like a WINTERS blast, glad to escape. looks skyward and devoutly mur- murs, AMENT. fplease donlt tell who wrote this or where you got it.-The Author., OOO 'pez-Ju 1911 uo pums O1 peq aus JI 'Axouawos It IE 193 psaqs Mau:1 am 'peat Apeaipz siaqs ui:-sod situ! 3uiL11na1 rr O1 SIUQD U91 laq am 'MON 'mous we 10 pupl 1sea1 Sql S193 aus JI Moqatuos 1no pug Htaqs IRLII IQCI noft 1118 fmourl O1 IOLI 1Ll3RO sus 3lIlLn9ll.IOS S611 ueuiom e saiiiom 19111 i'SuiL11Aue scaiatp 11 mug 912119 nod O O O Do You REMEMBER XVAY BACK- l. Wheli the senior boys were little tads in knickers? 2. Wheil we shied, at a C, D or E? fNow welre glad to get even themj 3. Wheii Wapello knew nothing of defeat? I 4. Wheii we beat all the high school but the Juniors in debate and they would not condescend to debate with the little eighth gradersn?

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