| Name; Laura Jones Bruce Jones Mike Risely Glen Bernard |
Birth date; 03/15/62 04/17/60 05/26/58 07/31/71 |
Emblem date; 12/29/ 1972 06/18/1972 04/26/1970 10/07/1984 |
Age at emblem; 10yrs 9mo 12yrs 2mo 12yrs 11mo 13yrs 2mo |
You probably have never heard of a polyester. They are an animal with an average height of about two feet. They are a very unique because they come in every color. Poly is Latin for many and esther is Greek for colorful so that's how they got their name. There are about ten thousand polyesters living in the Great Mojave Desert. They live in Joshua trees and come out on moonless night to feed. Polyesters are fast becoming an endangered species because hunters from the big cities have come to the desert to hunt these cute little animals. You don't have to iron clothes made from the fur of this little animal, this is why so many people want to wear clothes made from them. If you want to help this poor little warm blooded ball of fur send one dollar to "SAVE THE POLYESTER FUND" P.0. Box, Artesia, CA 90701
Glen A. Bernard
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loomed dark 'Gainst the starry sparks 0'er the Colo Mountain Club When through our camp Came a mountain tramp A brown bear wantin' grub. His black nose sniffed fer meaty wiffs As past our tents he glowered, He got some bread and I heard it said Some lunches were devoured. In the soft moonbeams He caught the gleam Of a sleeping girl's blond hair With a bearish grin He sniffed at her chin To give her an awful scare. But she snarled back From her down sleep sack And that bear he started running, She was saved that night From an awful fright By her courage and her cunning. |
Next day we played In an Alpine way On Lindsay's airy gables; While back in camp In the forest damp Bre'r Bear was turnin' the tables. When we got back We found our packs And tents all torn asunder; That fiendish bear Had left his lair Our camp once more to plunder! by Robert Michael |
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