Harmony High School - The Ferguson Yearbook (Harmony, ME)

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l.1 nfY THEY ALSO SERVE There was an a1r of l1vel1ness 1n the great hosp1tal Wrndows were open and warm sprlng breezes wafted IU odors of trees and blossoms from a nearby park In the lalge a1ry men s ward those pat1ents more fortu nate than the1r fello1vs roamed about, some alded by crutches or wheel cha1rs and others hmpmg or walkmg slowly EXGH men con fined to narrow cots and wrapped 1n ban daves seemed cheerful and wh1 tled or sang as they gazed about the spotless whlte room In the long corr1dors the wh1rr1ng of ele1ators and rumbhng of stretchers over marble floors seemed less portentlous than dur1ng the stormy days of the past wmter Almost any one would ha1e sa1d that the day looked smelled and seemed 11l1e sprlng But to JImml0 Battello l11ng 1n a trny 'llCOV8 thele was 11e1ther prrng nor sun shme Although e1er1'th1ng outsule b tokened happrness IH J1mn11es heart there was only black despalr For J1n1n11e was dymg dymg at the age of n1nete n Am he gazed llstlessly at the whrte ce1l mg the dark ha1red bo1 recalled hurrxedlv the events of hrs past lrfe He had been born and had grown up 1n a ten n1ent d1s trrct near the Bowery VS hen young Jrm m1e was only ten years old h1s parents had d1ed and left the bo1 to shlft for hrmselt For three years he had sold paper and l1ved mn '1 newsboy lodgmg house Then one day whrle crosslng Broadw 'ry at Four teenth Street he h1d been struck b1 a HIOVIYIQ, 1an Both le wcre badly eru hed nd one arm 11 1 broken xt the elbow Th n followed three long yelrs ln the hop1t11 At flrst JIIIIIH e l1r11l been de ponden 1n the great bu ldxn and h1d pent hls trme 1dl1 Soon howe1er l1e b van to study and tl 1vr1te findme co111pen atron for h1 ph1 1 cal loss 1n h1 new found ar He h1d plan ned a career 1 rn author and de1 ot d hllll self to that p11rpo But now all 111 er anl 1 1 11 nf W1l'lCU ha11nff a Cfllllpll n 11 1ny worth wh1le obJeet11e Ob3lJlX. e1eh on of u 1 ere 1t1 d 11 tl es1re to do lllll unu u Sume o Us ong to explore 11 If 1 un har ered ea B1t J1111n11e hac 11 111 Q1 only to 1111te ssxng L tI'..llI1 1111 ll 11et be ow ated hu 1l1 n 1 tn 11 to 1 buf rl nl1 h aw 1 1olu111e of H11 on on s and near 111 b d He pek1d1t up opcn 1 to read g, 1 p n e h1lf 1 1 d11 11s dark world and 1v1de And that one tal nt XR nl l1 ocged 111th 1118 u ele n1ore bent To ser1e rl1f1e111th 1111 Xlqlxfl and pre n My true accoun lest He 1 t11rn1n eh1 le Doth God efcact 1la1 lab 1ur llght denxedl I I0llLllX 1 lx h1ph Z21I'illX and re VW hen I con ner now 1111 s death to h1d tnoufh n11 sul 9 f L' X 2 l .V LY , K . . . NN . H ' r ' , '- 1 I' 1' 5 '-A A - , a 'L s ' 1' 1 ', e A ' Y . - W - N - , f Hz F 1 s 1 . W, , , 1 1 ' i, r -1 - t ' , - 1 , - 1 1 . 1 ' g, 1 s ' ' , N X f y , , 7 QB.: 7 , 1 .N 4 I d I . 3 . bv S . . .S JS.- - - - , , Y l -, ' 's ' . . t. 1 . - W , - ' fs 2 C ', ' e ' - C - 1: 7 V .S - K L IL- . , We N M - ' 'r o1' ', 1 l e ljl ,r - , - - t t ,, er 1 ' ' ' - , - Pr U' 12' ' e 'S Aa z 'i l ' , ,, ,- 21 d 1 sornetf gr' i1l. S: 1 f N ' , , I - L S l V 1 'age wills or to sail A - - c 1 A ' 'l 'L til s ' 1 ' , X, - Q' - ,, ' The rumble of lllilfll' trucks and roar of 1 1 ' ' ' . . . . - 1 , - I 5- eg pax: f A' ll ' s 1 l l rty' ':- fl ' - ,, - - ' 1, , L gr - 1 Q i tl 11 ears of tl 1 1'f:1ry' lrxd. , y, - - - , He ssed abf ut restlessly. - - I - I ' e ' . Q s ' z ' - ' 1 ' t S S 9' - I ' . I . . ' , -,L V , , ' -q t e . 1' A , 1 el ' - , - it 1 a I j, '3'g'a11 'lr 1 , 5 - '- ' ' s'l1 ' L' liyht 'ssc t ' . ' . Er 2 11L' sys in tl ' ' ' ' , 9 e-- . . v ' Y - '- ' ' e 'c is L ' e ' ' .' -. 4- l v -1 ' L lb : zz, 5' M : , 7 . . Q 1. ' ' em '.c'2', . - - 5 . I I . . N, , Q 1' ' ' t, 3 . g - If ,A- C , :. . A tv- 5 , ' . , ' -.fu w rc - ' v I Q ,.!!

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THE FERGUSON LYNDON EVERETT ROOKS Rocks Happy am I and free from care Born August 7, 1912 East Eddmgton Malne Four years ago Rooks mvaded our sanctum sanc torum wlldly lmbued wnth anarchy and rebellion Under the patlent tutelage of faculty and upper classmen however Rooks has been led to see the error of hls ways and has become a model youth Good luck old man we wxll see you later as Mayor of Mamstream HAZEL IRENE SNOWDEN Whlstle Inactlvlty lS a burr ln the flesh Born September 8 1910 Maplewood Mass Basketball 111 Q21 131 Q41 Capt Q41 Orchestra fly 121 Carmval Queen 135 Wlll O the WISP m The End of the Rambow 141 Jane m Daddy Q41 Blue and Whtte Players Q45 Glrls Athletrc Edxtor Ferguson Q41 Hazel IS first a good sport She excels m basket ball and how she can play' Whlstle has been sport 1ng a SUSPICIOUS looking pm for some tlme and Well We w1ll certainly mlss you Hazel, but we hope to sec you fillmg the- posltlon of physlcal d1rector for women 1n some bxg mstltutlon one of these days Care to our coilin adds a na1l no doubt And every grln so merry draws one out ' Born February 28 1911 Mamstream Maine Orchestra 111 Q21 Prlze Speak1ng Q11 Nerlssa m Merchant of Vemce f2J Let1.t1a Hopkms ln Rlval Ghosts Q31 Basketball Squad Q31 Q41 Queen Kate n Old Kmg Cole Q41 Secretary Blue and White Play crs Q41 Who s that with such a merry giggle? Why It s Fan of course Fan IS always ready and wllhng to help whether lt be a mus1cal, dramatlc or athletlc undertakmg We know that she wxll be successful rn all that she attempts Good luck to you Fan VENEINE IRENE WEST Nene The world delxghts ln sunny people Born March 21 1911, Coles Island Canada She fOtl'l6I'WlS6 Clara Mannersj ln A Paxr of Lunatlcs Q45 Exchange Edlbor of the Ferguson Q41 'Dh1rd Honor Essay Who IS the girl who IS always ready to sm1le Why, 1tS Veneme of course' Thxs IS one character 1StlC whlch we all llke about her Smce her trlp west she has had a great llkmg for Callfornla She lS a Jolly good sport and wlth her sunny smxle we know she wxll be successful ln all her undertakmgs W u 11 44 11 1 1 - . . . K , . , . PM 1 1 ' ' ' I 1 1 A I 1 c Q u ' 11 ac ' - - ' 11 1 1 ' 1 ' . I. K' , 4 . . u 1 , - 11 ' u 11 X . . W, . . 1 . 1 1 W - ' ' V u ' 11 . 1 - . I I . . Y - 4 . . . i .3 ' 1 ' lx ' FANNIE SPIERS WEST Fan as . ' ' 0 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' -, , 1 Y 1 , 1' n H 1 . ,, . . 1 . . U . l - 77 . I A u ' 11 ' - ,' L . . . ,Q x ' . , . , ' . V . . V . . I . Q . 1 . , . , u 11 44 ' ' Y 1 W 1 1 - I . I . U . I . ,, V. . , . . . ' . , , - ' I . . . i

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