Wells River High School - Chatterbox Yearbook (Wells River, VT)

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 Cost etrange, j'ai oublie. Et bien quelle en est l'histoire? C'etait ---- 1 ui parle bien! et l'histoire? J'ai oublie7, mais n'importe! Au revoir. Oh! Quelle femme! L. Sawyer '34 OooooooOooooooO L'Exposition du Monde. Le siecle du progres! L'exposition la plus grande dans l'histoire! Une ville magie de couleur et de lumiere! T Les produits exposes du monde entier! Des merveilles de la science et de 1'invention! Une histoire dans elle meme du progres de l'homme du dernier siecle! Tout ceci vous pouvez voir a Chicago, la centre de l'ouest. C'est une des plus grandes villes du monde. i I On va publier aux Etats-°nis deux timbres pour celebrer cette exposition. L'un sera un timbre d'un sou , sur lequel il y aura 1'image de Fort Dearborn. L'autre sera un timbre de trois sous sur lequel 51 y aura 1'image des trois tours des batiments du gouvernement a Chicago. B. Bailey '34

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Mr. Hurd On Friday, April 7th Mr. Hurd the Y.M.C.A. secretary in this vicinity addressed the Junior Senior High School. He gave us a most interesting talk, his subject being How Shall I Shoose My 'vocation? Mr. Hurd has addressed many High Schools and spoken person- ally with many young people on this subject. He gave us several fine exemples of vocations in which it would be worth while to become interested. Also he urged us to take up something that we are fitted for and suggested several occupations which are not advisable for us to enter. '• hen Mr. Hurd’s time was up we felt that we had derived a great deal of benefit form his talk. v e hope to be able to hear him again. 0000O0000 Volley Ball This year there has been no Volley Ball Te=ni organized but apparently many are interested in it aid there is elwayf a nge group of playersi some very good and others who just take ur