Hartland Academy - Ripple Yearbook (Hartland, ME)

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'IYhe Awful Truth Rank Cards The Sky's the Limit Recess in the auditorium For Whom the Bell Tolls Mr. Heddericg Room two Student Body Senior Class Wintertime Above Suspicion The Women Claudia Marilyn Mills Edison, the Man Mr. Shaw Happy-Go-Lucky The Sub-freshmen So Proudly We Hail Our boys in the service Old Acquaintance School books Mr, Big Earl Cully Holiday Inn The office H. A.'s HIT PARADE Pistol Packin' Mama Achsah Farrell Star Eyes Miss Boutilier Take It Easy Barbara Ross People Will Say We're in Love Thelma and Buster No Love, No Nothin ' Raleigh Stone He's My Guy Rae Jean Randlett Three O'clock in the Morning Leslie Sherburne Miss Glazer Miss Clifford Grace Roberts Beverley Wood Mr. Stone Miss Philpot Student Body I Couldn't Sleep a Wink Last Night Students at Mid-Years We've Come a Long Way Together The Seniors Besame Mucho My Heart Tells Me That Soldier of Mine Cheatin' on your Baby It's Always You Ono ,La La, Oui, Oui The Dreamer Jim Ruth Pearson Another One of Them Things Exams My Shining Hour Prize Speaking Jute Box Saturday Night Gym at noon hour My Ideal four A's The Little Red Fox Wendell Bubar Take Me Out to the Ballgamen Mr. Heddericg Anchors Aweigh John Gee, Earl Cully Shoo Shoo, Baby Harlow Powers I Threw a Kiss to the Ocean Estelle Randlett -.iii-1 BITS OF WISDOM FOR: Elwood Gray: Wit is the salt of conversa- tion. -I: 47 Mrs. Whitaker: Husbands are awkward things: even keeping them in constant hot wa- ter doesn't make them tender. Gene Lee: Here's to love-the only fire against which there is no insurance. Exam time: Let this pernicious hour Stand aye accursed in the cal- endar. Harlow Powers: Come an trip it as you go, On the light fantastic toe. Ina Cook: Here's to man: he is like a kero- sene lampg he is not especially bright: he is often turned down: he- generally smokes: and he frequently goes out at night. Delma Smith: Music washes away from the soul the dust of everday life. Raleigh Stone: A rolling stone gathers no moss, but it gets around. Emily Blackden: Of all the parts, the eyes expressed the sweetest kind of bashfulnessf' James Moore: This dinner makes me wish I were a camel-happy animal, it has several stomachs. Grace Roberts: I take mine straight with- out sugar , and that's what's the matter with me. - Mr. Helddericg: To the men that never steal but one thing-bases. Douglas Moore: The winning school boy with his Satchel, And 'shining morning face creeping like a snail Unwillingly to school. White words of learned length and thundering sound Amazed the gazing rustics ranged around. Mr. Shaw: MISS H. A. Eyes: Charlene Stedman Hair: Barbara Ross Teeth: Beverley Wood Figure: Estelle Randlett Height: Ethel Stone Smile: Rae Jean Randlett Wit: Marguerite Hart 1-

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Miss Philpot: Where is the elephant found? T. Bryant: The elephant is such a large animal. that it is almost never lost. E. Gray: Why did you 'beat up that guy? H. Powers: He insulted my girl. , E. Gray: Well, all he said was that she danced like a zephyr. H. Powers: Is that what he said? I thought he said heifer. Mr. Shaw: Give an example of wasted energy. L. Sherburne: Sure, tell a hair-raising story to a bald headed man. Mr. Whitaker: ispeaking on kindness to animalsj If I saw a boy beating a donkey and made him stop, what virtue would I be show- ing? P. Hughes: Brotherly love. G. Lee: I heard that Stanley Dyer and Dean Wiers went down to the station to see the train come in. M. Brooker: Why, haven't they seen a train come in? G. Lee: They thought there'd be some girls on it when they heard it say, Woo, Woo . Mr. Heddericg: Believe me, it certainly will fbe great to get down to the seashore this summer where I can rest and look at the waves. I. Crocker: What's th-e trouble with the Wacs? Car Dealer: What's. the matter? You just bought that car a few weeks. ago. Mr. Heddericg. That's true, but the only thing that doesn't make a noise is the horn. Mr. Shaw: Wiers, give a definition of home. D. Wiers: Home is where part of the family waits until the others are through with the car. Miss Philpot: Make a sentence with the word fortify in it. G. Baker: I just paid fortify dollars for this suit. Mr. Stone: Yes, son, I am a self made man. R. Stone: Gee, Dad, you take the blame for everything, don't you? Mr. I-Ieddericg: Where have you been the last few years? College friend: At college, taking medicine. Mr. Heddericg: And did you finally get well? Mr. Whitaker: How is your wife getting along with her driving? Mr. Stone: She took a turn for the worse last week. Miss Clifford: What do you mean by writ- ing the house burned up , you know that a house burns down. I. Crocker: Yes, but this one caught fire in the cellar. Miss Philpot: Jordan, can you tell me what a grudge is? E. Jordan: A grudge is a place where you Cieep automobiles. Mr. Heddericg: Give me a well known date in Roman history. I. Welch: Antony's with Cleopatra. Miss Boutilier: Spring is almost here. Has anyone seen any signs of it? M. Hughes: I have: the trees, fields., and meadows and Christmas jewelry are turning green. Miss Philpot: Will someone please give a definition of the word irreparable? T. Gee: Unable to rip. J. Humphrey: Hey, Charlie, what's cookin'? C. Russell: Heddericgg hear him boil? Miss Clifford: Hirst day of schoolj Now I am going to teach grammar. C. Stromback: Knot paying attention! You mean you want us to call you grandma ? Mr. Heddericg: How do you feel tonight, Ivar? I. Pearson: I have felt better but it cost more. J. Moore: What's your favorite piece? J. Gordan: ChuteChuteChute, baby . Mises Philpot: fafter first period of sub- freshmen gyml Well, Joyce, how did you like gym? J. Withee: Jim who? MOVIES OF H. A. Hellzapoppin Student Body Girl Crazy Allan Thorne -I 46 1-

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Athlete: Dancer: Intelligence: Disposition: Complexion: Virginia Wheeler Helen Moore Myrtle Lovely Joyce Plumer Ruth Pearson Mr. H. Eyes: Hair: Teeth: Physique: Height: Dimples: Wit: Complexion: Athlete: Dancer: Intelligence: Disposition: A. Ivan Crocker Ashley Parker Kenneth Lary Earl Cully John Moore James Moore Ivan Welch James Mills Leslie Sherburne Harlow Powers: Keith Cunningham Jack Neal Helen Moore anid Keith Cunningham '44 H. A.'S COMIC SECTION Rosie and Archie Thelma Philbrick and Buster Hughes Mutt and Jeff Boblby Page and John Moore Snuify Smith Barney Google Popeye Blondie and Dagwood Ivan Welch Leslie Duran Raleigh Stone Myrtle Lawrence and Harry Ballard Myrtle The Three Mufskateers Ruth Page Shaw,.Heddericg and Vernard Vanadestine Tillie the Toiler Mac Maggie and Jiggs Estelle Randlett Harlow Powers Miss Clifford and Mr. Whitaker Superman Supermouse Joe Palooka Moon Mullins Mickey and Minnie Ruth Fox Jungle Jim Orphan Annie Elmer Henry Oaky Doaks Toots and Casper Arthur Chadbourne Linwood Wheeler Ivar Pearson Dean Wiers and Wendell Bubar Leslie Sherburne Miss Boutilier Mahlon Gray Basil Brooker Keith Cunningham Earl McLean and Colleen Strombacki Colonel Potterby and the Duchess Edwin Jordan and Rowena Harris Donald Duck Lindwood Wheeler WANT ADS ffor the seniorsj WANTED: more boys for the seniors. a steady for Crocker. a free round-trip ticket to North Carolina for Helen Moore. a serious face for Ina Cook. a boy friend for Joyce Plumer. a new pipe for Vanadestine. a new istick of gum for Beverley Wood. a sailor fof Gladys Deering. a Hash Gordon comic book for Camilla Chute. a list of menus for Joyce Thompson. a real moustache for Keith Cunningham. a :book on how to argue successfully for Charlene Stedman. a ship with a light anchor for Gee. a few extra inches for Sherburne. a working alarm clock for Cully in code class. a little noise for Virginia Inman. a jar of freckle-remover for Nettie Withee. ' a good big kiss for Barbara Ross. a lbox of stationery for Grace Roberts. a megaphone for Hazel Deveraux. THE SENIORS H. L. M. Hartland's lovely maiden. B. L. W. Blainefs lonesome woman. C. C. S. Charlie Cherishes School. B. L. R. Boys like Red. J. E. T. Just enough temper. H. M. D. Has meek disposition. L. O. S. Likeable old sock. J. E. G. Jokes ever good: V. B. V. Virtue becomes Van. Invariably always chatting. Never leaves work. Very energetic indeed. Glitters pretty ring. Ever prattling crazily. In grand condition. Gets better daily. 'Cute'n rather cunning. K. W. C. Knowle4dge's wise companion. -J. E. P. Jabbering everlastingly persistant I. A. C. N. L. W. V. E. I. G. P. R. E. P. C. I. G. C. G. B. D. C. R. C. l48 l-