Belgrade High School - Echo Yearbook (Belgrade, ME)

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3 she should xxrlte to her father but prlde sald nexer All the e xears old Reuben Suttley had hved alone mth hls serxants and hls gar den and h1s eonselenee He bltterlg regret ted hls conduct toxxard his daughter H turned to rellglon for rellef and repented for hls sms more deeplx Yet he couldnt glxe ln He must hold that prejudlce for some reason One dax he got a letter however whlch made the lce melt for he was only human after all He knexx xxhat a stluggle wlth her prlde the ender had gone through to HSE! VkTlt6 II 'Ivxo daxs later the serxants xxere sur L pack h1s elothes and fill hls monev pouch leeause ht was KOIIIQ' Nolth fO1 a xxhmle KN hat a happv affalr was the partx at Suttle mansxon on has letuln 11 brought lean NlClx and thelr llttle famllx hack xxxth hlm At last DI'1ClC and prejudlce had heen daunted and the halls of Suttlex YNIIIISIOD :mg xxlth lauehtel and Jox such as thex had never knovxn hefoxe A CHILDS BIRTHDAY The slums of New York xxere at this tlme a terrlble slght to see The dlngx bulldlngs were three and four storles high Clothes llnes were rlgged up from wmdow to wmdoxw rlght across the street Llttle chlldren ragged and 1l1 cared for played IH these streets Among these chlldren was a httle glrl named Jeanne She dld not play with the smaller chlldren but xxlth her dog Seekmg her out from the rest we find her speakmg Gee Wolf most llttle gxrls llke me look forward to their blrthdavs Nix blrthdav IS tomorrow and I xxon t ex en get a present Wolf our Mama and Daddx are poor aren t thex ' Vkolf whmed and loohed mto hxs mlst ress s ex es mth all the pltx hxs eves could ho e Don t feel bad VS olf Ive got you haxen t I The dog xxatched hls mlstxess vxxth cunnmg' exes l dont mind lf I cant haxe that doll ln Klants xxmdovx A ladx unnotlced llstened to thls eon XQISAIIUII We fmd that she IS the chalrman of the Health and Welfare Board Her mlnd xx andered as she thought of thls httle h If been plannlng, to lnux a hut th lt same SIOI9 l 1 Nllll The ladx left the scene stlll unnotlced as when she came After reachlnz the se tlon of the cltx h xxent o the stole anr bought t dol e then letuxned home and madc I ll :hos all ex enlng, doxx n toxx n 0 IILXT flax NCIX IclllX X T round the llttle gul and her dog, Qltllllj., on one of the dmgx dutx doolstep The laox apploaehed the txxo and spoke to the llttle 5:11 e 1 te ntte L11 xx o ha le l lllll4ldN toe ax na n 'Ne a d X f here xxere lust Idllfxlllf. about me lxelng sexen xeav o c e l haxe a PIQNLUI fol xou Ol LINIIHI II to the glrl he ald ee xou xelx soon agraln e oper t1e plese L e rf IX 1 m thx xx mr IUIIS 7 N 1 1' tel I 1 Q I P NS S 14 Tl-ll-I I. , .. ' 'HO H . H1 . F' ' prised in hax'+ the old man gfiw- ortle-rs tax . M ' I ' v , ,nc B -I , v I ' v , . l, ' l 'e - ' . e ' ' -' Y So -jfs ' ' . l-le lal . v . - . - i 1 , XV' ,y ' A ' .- I lv Y , ' :Y .2 '. T n . V B . ' s ' LUIS ll.-XltlilliAX 'lfl 9 L Y , , v ' v 'L ' , ' ' ' . ' j girl xxaminy: a doll for her lirthday. Sl '. ' ' . 1 ' ' . lt-rself, lad 1 ' f j ' 1 2 ' ' ' ' XVLII ' hal 5 X 5 ' . l 1 I ' 1 . A. . hh. . ' I E ' l , . , int 1 5 . ' ' l f he- l. Sh - ' I x ' ' 1 ' ro 'S ' isvs . - . . I ' 4 r' , l - Th , Q ' 1' sho ve-nt lack ' ,A Q JH .cvp.-,.--. to her pet. tio the slurns. Itlxe the flax ref-ore shc IA V ' ' ' . I A AV ' , f 1 ', ' Q H s. ' j V v y V . l' . ., H 'Y ' Ar yor h l f l 'h 5 tl ' -' V- lj? ' ' ' ' ' - Yes, 1' '1 . ll 'n Vol , - 1, LJ, v V U ' Dv 'D A' -. , Y' , , I ' .. . s. .L-S ll. ll. ,, . , , V W ll, ' ' 51 ' I' U V 'H v v . . W , v Aft N r. v. . I . v F X S . ' 5.1.11 Th' e-agrvr little child -led l 1 -nt. H l V ' .le- -p -rs, Wml . n 1' tl dll she e-x'lz1i1ne- l. ' W 'Q l V' Wolf lrarke-d as the thrc-0 of 0 n 'ent I . , ' Y ' I 'J . , int the- l :en Jeanne siml lj lad to sl xxx' ,, ' . ' . ' . her motl 1' he-1' lvirtltday we-s -nt. 1 . 3 l. If 'S llflilluvlx 715

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I I-K A STORE OF PRIDE AND PREILDICL fret out' bet out of my house and neye tome back I drsown you as any daughter of nrrne The harshnes of the word seemed to eut the tres between the mrddle aged man who spoke them, rn sueh brtter tones and hrs young daughter to whom they were spoken ur rt er u ru 1 rr s err reason l drdn t lrke to get marrred agarrrst your wrshes but I eouldn t help rt srre sob bed When two people loye eaeh other the way Iwrek and l do I dorrt thrrrk you should stand between them Uorrt worry I dont eare to come baek l hate you l hate you' she ehoked out angrrly rush mg out of the room And now, what have you to say for yourself Nrckolas Palmer, you wreteh you rrrdrel 1 en o X r Xou re the eause of rt all sard the father to a younger man who had been standrng besrde hrs daughters eharr tryrng to com fort her eel t rs way about YYI SOFIN NOK Mr Suttley, but Im afrard theres nothrng Ive trred everythrng t but you seem preyudrced Good bye' May bod keep you and lead you baek to Jean and me some day more to be sard make you lrke me agarnst Xankees The young, man turned and followed after hrs young brrde, out through the brg Prencn doors and across the veranda to the brg wrndrng starrs, whrch leel to the upper story of the old southern colonral house A prcturesque place was the Suttley mansron The drooprng wrllows whrch lrned the long drrveway added a touch of splendor to the grounds Then, too, there was the garden Mr Suttley prrded hrmself on hrs beautrful garden When you entered rt you seemed aware of hrs presence 'lhrs was the place to whrch Mr Suttley devoted hrs whole lrfe It was perfect rn eyery respeet Thrs garden and nrarrsron lean had known all her lrfe and now would know no more bhe must grye them up for somethrng dearer hood bye dear sweet home, she sob bed as the droye away rn her husband earrrage They went to New Hampshrre to lrye ln Iyreks humble lrttle eottaee She had tt regrn her lrfe ll over agarn rn her new srrrrounelrrrgs She was sure she had done rrght and gradually she was foreettrn bre ind lyrek were ereatl absorber n tlrerr home and as Vears werrt by rn tlrerr chrldren They had four ehrldren and were yery happy but as trme passed Reuben the youngest was taken rll It was tuber treatment would have eured hrm, but be fore they had trme to thrrrk of the possl brlrtres of thrs Nlrek was hurt at the factory For two years he was unable to work and thev had only the money whreh was earned by the older ehrldren at odd Jobs Manv trmes she had thought of wrrtlng to her father for help but she eouldnt brrng herself to do rt She would rather rye first f 4 1 Reuben' Then eame the frnal blow that yyas to ehange the srtuatron between these two proud and stubborn people Lrnela the old est grrl was krlled by a tram whrle pushrng her father across the rarlroad tracks rn a wheelcharr' Nrek who had helplessly seen hrs daughter crushed by the tram now grew worse md would srt and stare for hours on end Reuben who was strreken by the death of hrs beloyed srster was growrng much weak er What a struggle lean had wrth her const-renee and wrth her prrde' She knew THE 3. ll. S. 1 'HU 13 7 Y ' 1 , : , . wr , . , S v , . , ' , , . Y . ,,. ' vu , . Y. , . - - 4 . ' .1 .5 P . I ev . . . ' rf ' . ' r, , . , .- f sf - ' - . ' r , .r - , , A U f, ' ' I - . Y I - V V . V r U '.' rj: ' '- ' j ' 'S I -A A. li lfz h - ', yo we I I 't list ' to ,X , . - r 4, 4 v-I ,'-. rx vs AIsf . -V ' , 'V ' , , ,g 1. , r I - rr l I 4 - .-'.- r ' - r.. 5 x , . , . A me , , A, , , 1 I ' ' . A , . -' ' I- . e ' ve . r 4 , , I. . ' yi.. L' .. A. L, . r E- . 1 t Y . -I A' 1 I x x . w Y - xy -' I -1 . -V b. , -. V- y , ' xl r . - .M ll z ' '. f'-' 5' .' ll r x .,, - x ' I x 1 v 'Y V - - ' . , . ' . K. b , ... . , ,Y A A. ' I X I v 1 - s . ' v 1 A . . . ' . , , . - , H , . . , , .. , , , , , , h, K, , ' ,. 5 , - -' V x A ' 5 -' ' Y ' eulosis, the doe-tor had said. An expensive seot , yot llllpQ1'T,lll ' 1. y' tlrrg illlilftff , , ' . ' '+ r 1 . . ' rv ., ' . - . . . . , . , - I Y , I . T . I . A ls, A I ' V' . . 1' ' s I n . v s v' - ' Y ' Lf B Y V- 4 ' ' ' ' Y Y I - 7 .1 l rrlr I. t, I f , hz. Y. I. . it, ,' ' ' ' u Y ' ' I ' ' ' , , , ' , . ' -.1 J 1 ' ' x '4 ' 0 n - ' s s - 7 . . . r - - v Y r . v , ' I ' A ' 1 -M ' ' r 1 ' l' ' I I ' ' '. l - I '. ' I ' ' . . v. ' sta ' ' . I rt we-r'crr t for Nr -k z nd e ' I A .. . ' r v ,- , Y , , V . h . . 1 ..' , 5 . . , , , Q Q ' C . , - X- I ks l v l Y . A A . . . . X x A V , . ' 4 n A A ' 1 I ' ' 1 , v ,. . - ' . U 4 . , . I - . . ,. L. lv . ' ' . . , Y . , Z 1 y v ' D- If A u ' L' V . . . . 'L Y his .1 5 ' - I , . Y. 4 ' y ' v A ' vi . ' . ' . . A , . ' ' . .'

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Shi EDL C -XTION Q itii tcithti ur - i 1 lx Q Q irleag If-f one itat rl Cllllllldllflll XX lli NLX dt lagt n X URN U14 XY xi f 1 L pd i tm oi touid 1 that its ut 4 1 t DU l HC SL K l tain on 1 uit tux pain C Xl' ti t void mtl though we hou -ln t limi: in 5: if th it l in xx g, Ain it uncltr frtulon s. 1 IULISIL FRENCH 441 'NIY IDI- AQ OF FOOD QITIILNSHII Good flII79I'lShlD in the Homt In tht home tht htginning stages of titiztnship .nt fountlul It is in the om' xxhtlt fa. chilrl pct hi fiist concept of eithe gcorl oi had Llllllll hip Tht paicnts shoultl td t thtli thi chtn off on thc iight tid couittsx truthfulness and olmulitnte X dmplc o optimism houlcl ht piattitec If omc-thing, Lot wrong, make the best oi t and alxxdxs tix to lttp smili g T inf will ht much mole thtciful and pleasant tlutlt of the hon tholtl houlcl be sharet 4 1 nach font Nllllllf The ou ut tg cltfin anal mi t ich it to tlutter Bldl ttbllllllllll food Citizenship in the Church tixont untlti r thit A thurc plant that houlcl lit held in rexeren e itlms of gsootl titiftnship tan he prac titetl hue lht LoIlL,1tf.f1UOH should s ou succt to ht n tt hx sitting.: quie incl li ttmnt Ld.lCfL1llX to what he has to Often group Lathti at the church door aftei the seimon to talk and gossip This i a xexx pooi habit and could easilw aholi hui if tdth person would simplx bid faiuxtll to his fxitnds and walk quietly to hi home Regulal .xttcnclantt dnl contributions to the church help in its uplxecp which will make it ont mom hcautx asset to the com munitx Good Citizenship in the School Thc school might hc tonsideiecl a a second home to chilchtn hetxxetn the ages fi L and sixtt 1 Hut each stu ent learns to he A gootl spoit to win and ose idciou lx t ti initidtixt and serxerdnct tin on ilx lit piatticed One should num shiilx tht oppoitunitx to go tml with 1 x ti xxhith will he htn tial to the chr nl HL should alwaxs have that stick to it ixentss that will lead him to a hettc-1 and moit prosptious life He should 'llso hc prompt in getting lessons clone and aluaws haw wiitten woik readx and passed in on time The-it is usuallx A change foi among to tal-te pait in '1ll school affaus if he shows that he has .1 uillingntss to mlo so W hen Xoting for class olhteis and student council memhus with student should xote for the one whom he honestlx heliewes can Tllli li. H. ','HO 15 Y A A v Ii is for -X1 - erica-. at -2 - -' Q-at. l n 0 is for rl-sessioi tr 'cop th-s- ' .3 in ll- 's l - l. lf is fo 1'1 I ' A 'l i 'h 'ell N is foi' nol-ility which we, ' J , iaj gri' 's 1 olcl. ,u . l' is for up-up 'z 'fl UNIX lui' l'f- 'tl s In 1: N ' what thc-sv lc-ttt-1's rIH'll l'n s 1' is f ' - it-1 it's Il'l1' ' tl '- ls Wally U I A ' -iff -1- r:m'1 .oN '.- V - , 2 -- A is for amhititii to go with all th- 1't'st. s l ' , T is for the time- zinrl tht frlt '- ug- lr 1' 12 1 2 -AV fi' ' . ., 1-,. tlo our lt-st. tml-I-Y mm l is for iniliutixw- wt-'ll list- to get alia-all. , ' ' ' ,' ' ' ' . I t 1 l 'J 'il J . . , ' ' B. , ,. 5. ,i V , .' , L. v h' , V ,-,. . ' ,., S 'S ' . , ' X. I . s '1' - - 'l '- - ck 5 . I A Q 'Q i I l by setting' cxzxinples of loyalty, honesty, A v I ' li 'l ' . . ,Sh , ,,.-. V , , ', . . E4 - .- ' -s f ' s 1 ' ' l. ' '- 5 ' ' 1 K' 3 i P 1' -s 1', ' - 3 A B ' , . . S i ' ' t -- ,' ' 'n . h' gs 5 - - - ' -- V i - ' ' ' ' A- - of V- -ei. -'- d All '-s - s- s 5 l - , - 2 V L- V- V' 1 ' 11 l ' Fhllll' l ' 'A I LlY- t- gf s Th- 'nits , ' ' ' '- ' DCI'- sitle yarrls sho ll lm- lt - it - -' ' free L- - - --V -2 V S' -V - - - ' . fn all hingfs wh- l -lp - up. 5 -'-- 5 '-- - - ' 'V This is a ggoml hztlvit whit-h will ht-lp in th' ah -- -' Z NM- MQ - '. -' , , CHA am -' 'niiw ot' your ' ity. -' - S- N , - 5 'V - Q ,. .V A. . . . : I ' '- - - ' if ' I Ev - - -'stan ls 2 ' ' -h is Q ll I 'u al V W ' a 1 -1 1 A 1 A v C U J K 'l v I' - I rj Y All ' -' .' f -' : ' - , - I ' 'l . .1 H A i H 'l -I VI' V. I 4 rw 1 - L4 h Y ' X '. rc-:I - t - iiiiis -1' -' ' ' tly -. if V - .i - . V . 2 ls-' V b- V .- , ' C - 'J L I ,, ,, , , , . . . , . , 'S , ,., , ' , ' by V , I bv ' v 1