Braddock High School - Braddonian Yearbook (Braddock, PA)

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iQ THE TATTLER l Plaster Paris. GU may think, you students fr-ein Missouri,,that the cold, old Study Hall, with u all its pictures and statuary, is a desolate place after closing hours, but l1C2l1'liC11 well 'to this. One dark winter evening a Senior, who had forgotten some papers, came back when allswas quiet and still. The building was chill, the sweepers were on the lower floor, and tthe upper hall seemed permeated with the very spirit -of spookiness. The doleful tick and buzz ofthe electric clock were the only sounds audible tO -U16 Senior as he opened the swinging doors of chapel. The sound of voices was sur- prising, but it was ascribed to some belated member of the Faculty working away on Freshman papers. In the archway he paused, and then jumped back in amazement. He could -hardly believe his eyes. The bust of Lincoln had left its place and was over calling on Minerva. - The Goddess had graciously pulled her skirts aside, drove .the snake away and had made room on her 'little stand for the Emancipator. The venerable sire was saying It is altogether htting and proper that we should do this, when Minerva in- terrupted' and changed the subject with 'fl, Wisdom, am more precious than rubies -nothing is to be compared with mef' Tut, tut,'l retorted Lincoln, A house di- vided against itself cannot stand. A . , Minerva realized the sense of his argument, and, from careful observation of the courtly actilons of the seriously afflicted in the Study Hall, she knew fherself to be in the wrong. Leaning her speaip against the wall, she adjusted her suitor's tie and dusted oi his shirt. -This ,woman's touch was too much for the President. The outcomewafs obvicus. Wiith a romantic smile' that would 'be tihe envy of every juni-or, he softly whispered, Minerva She biowed her head, for she knew what was coming, and carefullyilooked to see that Night', had her head turned and that the. 'fChildren,'. were asleep. Minnie-er-er-Minerva, continued Lincoln, 'fl lhave often heard in the morning exercises tihat we should all get Understanding. Above all, 'get Vtfisdom. May I hope to attain the living personihcation ? A p,There was deep silence for a momeigtg then a loud crack' and a rustling of skirts. The two statues had unwisely placed too much weight upon one side of the bracket. ' The Senior was frightened and barely touched the stairs as he rushed to the open air.-fTorthis day he, and all who know this story, view in aweithose plaster casts, for they surely see and think and feel even as you and f. , N . ,L , N ff 7 , Q if ai Q 5 Z2-me l, - X y llkm . I 7 ff,, i kj X K :WIC fai c- fp, t X 1 ' 155-jf. ,X '- ' F -f , A K 'Il0x CC:f4fff V X X. X 'acid ,uw XML ' if it A tl ' vw X V N ByMmyALicelevJMK,

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