Hartland Academy - Ripple Yearbook (Hartland, ME)

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HQBCQIZJGICDGIE 1 'I TSIQGIUUQQ SENIOR PLAY CAST SENIOR PLAY CAST 'l'he Seniors came back to the Acad- emy with high hopes for another suc- cessful ye-ar. What a pleasant sunprise we received when we found out that the auditorium was no longer our home room! Room 4 was assigned to us, with Mr. Knight as our home room teacher. Xve elected our class oflicers as the following: President, Donn MacLauch- lung Vice Pre-srideut, Linwood Wheelerg Secretary, Philip Estesg Treasurer, Ray- mond Braley. Kenneth Lary joined our class after school started. On January 11th the Seniors pre- sented a royalty play entitled Titsh.,' It was very successful in spite of the bad weather. V The cast olf characters was as follows: Tish ii.t.ir...,..,.,.t,t.s.s............,......,. Ruth Page .....,..'P2lt1'lClZl Perry . ,,.... Arvene Ham Lizzie i...i....... Aggle .,i......i............ Ellen Leighton ..,,.., ........,......,. 1 iuth Fox T .Raymond Lucas Larlos ..,..,............... ......r Luther Hopkins ....... ........ I- Iarold Duran Callie Hopkins i......,,.,..c,......... Mary Bragg Charlie Sands r...,.......s... Linwood Wheeler Bettina Trent .r,.,..,.........,..... janet Seekins Sheriff Lem Pike ,..,.. Maynard Yakemore Wesley Andrews .....,.......... Ashley Parker Denby Crimes ...........,,.,. 'Charles Russell Dorice Gaylord i,..,..,.. Colleen Stromback The total profit ot the iplay was 35166.36 The Seniors led in the magazine cam- paign, getting -their quota and some be- sides. Harold Duran '48

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513333336 m e I finished my usual chores and looked at my watch, ei-ght-fifteen. Where were they? This was Thursday evening, wasnlt it? Of co-urse it was. Surely, the boys would come. They hadn't missed a session in ten years, but where were they? I finally decided to sit down and wait for them. I found a pack of cards and sat down to envelope myself in a single- handed poker game. I dealt the cards a few times and looked at my watch againg eight-thirty! Strange that they should be so late! Should I wait or should I investigate? It seemed that there was some invisi- ble power holding me there! A feeling came over me that I cannot explain to this day. I continued my game, and just as I finished dealing a still stranger feel- ing came over me! I turned toward the door. The door was closed. No one had come in behind me. I still had that feeling inside me. I turned back to face the table. As I turned toward the old scratched-up table that odd feeling became so strong that it almost made me blind! WAIT! VVhat was that on the table? It looked like a hand! It was turned back-up. The hand was blue, as if it had been chilled! I shuddered at the thoughts of it! I slowly gained courage enough to turn it over. There it was, on the front of the hand: spots and smooches of red! At the sight of this I nearly fainted! Never in my life, of poker rpflaying, had I ever dealt myself a royal straight flush, the ace, king, queen, jack, and ten of hearts! Richard Nichols '49 l..Li1X'Q?u-j1...- SOPHOMORE PRIZE SPEAKING

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