Wells High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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Ye Old© onorte Sage. ing F.ditor Harry Both basketballs and suits been l id away after a very oeful 8c son At the begin- of the sei son, the team played oor luck but os the ec eon ced, the team improved and a credit-- bio showing In the e of the season, Captyin Say orced to withdraw because of ess. Our team was in the tball 1 ue composed of bridge, . •.. ostor, iouruellotte, oodstoek High Schools -he ended the season with the wing standings; i ' ean on ost er 5 1 4 2 took 3 •- ellotte - 6 our gre- test success was at the when v»o defected our gre t t . ebster, . ith the score of in a i ' ive minute overtime d. You all know that we have an tic Association in our school. e of tf ' is association is romoting of athletics. Any- ten cents a month support the basketball and ell teems. Both boys and -iris telong to the association I an getting at Is this: re are only a couple of is left in the school ye r and re pxirer wishes na to say tl nte the renainder of .our dues r future. Come Across! Baseball! Doesn ' t that sound i r? You know we ' ve got a • 11 tc a You remember Sully, .or, Charaprigne, i ' orse, iMcloe lin. They used to y r. By the say, i id Solly tell yon -bout that »ttgle e trip to loiwien? ..ell, ha ell it botter than I can, ro write it it. r, we have the Wellsworth Pi eld to play on, that sounds fine to the ladies. Uiee grandstand and ' neverything. You can bring j our fellow along with you t nd pay hie frre o4 haws a 1 nice time cheering for . H. S. Ho excuses taken this e-T» Our first home game is with B rimfield; m tch for the date. iho are ; one of the players this year? Oh! Share ' s that boy with the Lngereoll iiOtionl sa — Bill n Codcrre, .j:. Chester (he ' s narried now), Soo Lennclin (the hardware dealer J, General ilorce of est Point, Peanut Daclos, °Dook and ' an (dr ughtsnen), Isais reen (the Tailor), Bill Delehanty (the second-hand furniture dealer) snd Oapt. Lindell (boss of the Y. M. ) Be; ides these, there Lavallee (the chemist), LaHochalla the insurance nan, and a number of others ad infinitum ou wii sec in the lineup. e ncod money, e are not going to colic it from business an this ye r. negotiations are under wfiy for the ice here on April 26 of the Clark Univer- sity Glee Club, for the papoee of r icing money for US, I shall tell you more l .ter. ' oenuff. Just before this edition went to press, we le rned that tho Cli Univer; ity Glee Club h?s been en- ed to antert in at the 5t. ... c« A. Audit oriam for the benefit of the oouthbridge High School Athletic Association, the enter- t; inment will be held on j ri Swotting, ril 26, 131 , t 8:00 o ' olock. Admission is fifty cents Bnpport the association by buying at lo. st one ticket.

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The Interrupted ' ' oot-Print . was a cold, windy day in y, 193.9. Hufo banks of clouds pally obscured the bri ht- tfrp sun which was faot sink- the bills, for the short day w a lr awing to it: cIcep. tcctivp Burton stepped out of if; on Main .trppt, and walked down ttor snowy thoroughfare. tir . and . is a , be- e had been worki rd of late. opertinj; throughout ntry , unci )■ ept busy, icerton eteotlve tgenc hud I en eases of a var i r iri{ nature. Already h i. d arrests of any dan, rous pre: a workman in a eraoker who nut powdered glass for the sal tines; a peddler who jirt plaster containing tetanus il n to dyn- . But now he was on th most baffling case of Dmewhere near Southbridge wasa Lese station vher ges latently being sent and received. th hir I d bow in thought he notice where he was going until hp looked up to find that he ] e Cemetery. nic peaceful nlaee! h mut» himself. T ' ll be carried in irer to come ou1 in, myself, n ' t find out soon where those have their wirel »si on, climbed to the top of a knoll 3d br-side the old Ammidown tomb. reral foot-prir.ts in the illen snow; subc sciously jaw them, but his ini was too inv stigate. — st red moodily landscape and was about to his footsteps when his eye fell thin, ' whicl ' him to rtop e in ent. There in the snow was the print of a heel goinj under the tomb doer A low Bxcls ti.on escaped hir lire, what eould it • • n? Thin i 1 pri- vate be« n sealed for over thirty years. Ye S must b ' -1 inside, or how oas the f oot-pr ' I re? t was that? H listf intently. It sounded like the muf- l I Jurn oi voice?, issuing from the t(;.b. Eut it stop; al ost imi - diuteiy and I ' d thim the moaning of the wind in the pine trees round ab t. Burton placed his ea r against the door and listen - eould hear quite distinctly a ryt 1 lo clic click-dot, dash,- the um bis ell Ok inn of a wi roles 1 ne o- r ting. Had he at last di ccv- ered where tieir hiding place? Burtoi looked around to see shore the aerial eould be. There, sure enough, in the ton branches of the pine trr , rr b lr a eu f 1 ed by pj nr t Lgs. J thr i r rendes-vous withoul bt. sli hurriniback n ' ' xt : ornin the nest of how the force surro in the doer prisoners. t Ln in his of r ceivin tainlng Pre eongratulat qui tl to his ofl ice. all t] S dlinr- telling of how r;t les had been raided, apartment in full tl to I , rs mmed 1 ■ ' ' t t ctive , E i t- office, had tie pieasute a tel ni- si dent filaon ' s ions. . . .»20