£.B..\~JJtGAN CLARJQN
Vol. I, No. 2
March J.5 · l.94?
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EDITORIAL f\V Fred Lippert
GET UP THERE., BILLY By Bill Everts -
T fil'"st issue of the Cardigan Qij~;it>n was ·publisbsd and put out 6h March first. EY ~Ty parent and Btadent was deeply interested and all were re!3.dy to contribute iiems here and there, wherEver needed.
"Get up there, Eilly, get upt II is a cry that wi1.l 1.ong· live in the mE:mories of \'/a rren Cox, Lou Tobia, Don \Vhi tney, and Bill :E.verts. .
There has been somE cuestion ·1s to whether or not this "paper should be paid for. If you have 3ny ideas about this, be sure and tell us. The main goal of the staff is to buy a real printing prf:ss with which a new and better paper could be produced.
Since this is our first paper ' would a:ppreciate any help ~ffered. One rof the paper's reBders wrote us a note expressing t er appreciation of the •.i ob th 2t
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THE EIGHTIES ALE HLhl, Honor Ro.J.l Grade Eight- - -Alan Herzig· Grade Seve.n-: - -Hoger Eullard Vialter Gardner Fred Lippert Grade Six- - - -Richard Cass Dodie Lange r
!3illy wa.s the Fiske 1 ·s old white work horse. L-".lst. \, ednes-. day he fE:.Ll through thE: ice when watering at his Eack Bay pas-ture. As V.' E ViErE riding by, Jack. Fiske ' shoutE.d for he .Lp. \. e ti cd our· horses and found pool Billy pt~ifu~~Y mired in the mud and ie~-
~ftEr working for mer£ "than an hour vdth ropes, planks, and shovels, WE: fina1.ly pulled him out. ~.-, e thought the job 'v"8.S over , but Eilly was never to rise again. We bla nke t ed him, pushed and plu,dcd. 'The poor h ·) rse was too tired and cold to fight 3ny more snd diE:d short~y qfter suppe r.
te usE:d to think the v·ate:r buckets wcrE. hc"-.vy, wal.king up to thE: t2rn from our own brook, but they'vE. fE.l.t much .Lighter evtr since. SKIING AT V,OODSTOCK Ey LO\H; .1.l Prince
THE YEAR'S WORST S'l'ORM By Alan Herzig
0n Saturd:::i.y night, M9rch 1, the storm begP-n with just a few snow flurries whieh amounted to only about P-n inch of snow. Then on Sunday morning a strong wind 0.ame up and the snow came down n.gain? but much harder than during
';.he rp.gnt. All Sunday the wind t ow led .. and tbe snQVc csme down in ( cor}ti1.'~ued pg. 4--·coJ.umn ~) :' \· ~
L,.st SundAy W";.S a beautiful day, l3.nd v:ha t a d"ly for skiing~ ' e had no idE.a of E kiing when sudden.Lv Dick '::,awye r announced that the boys v.rho WE. re -s upposed to ~o skiing the Sundqy before cou.J.d go to i::oodstoc~ VE:I mont. stqrted about ninE:-thirty int.the morning and got to Vioodstock ·about ten-thirty. After . ( continuEd pg. 4--cc.tumn 2) 1.,e