Machias High School - Margaretta Yearbook (Machias, ME)

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EO JNJQODQW JOOGC Miss Chadvuck Translate Livresse de opium G Doyle The intoxication of the opinion 1Correct the intoxication of the opiumr Mr McEacharn How can you tell ac1ds'J K Foss Acids end in O Mr McEacharn No they dont Acid is Viola Chandler to Gertie Doyle who 1 hanging out of the window in the Senior classroom Look out Gertie dont lean out too far or youll find out you are heavier than air Miss Chadwick What was the pur pose of the League of NHCIOIISQ P Longfellow To prevent war K Gratto No to keep peace G Handy 4Translat1ng F r e n c hi There were a great many tables on the ceiling' Mrs. Guild: Tell all you can about David Garrick. G. Andrews: He was nothing but a common actress. Mr. McEacharn: What else will we use in this mixture? K. Foss nbrightlyn : What you skate on frozen. K Gratto iafter socialr How much is the ice cream b11l'J Stupid Thing Excuse me but my name is Jun Mrs Guild Where did Nathaniel Hawthorne take his w1fe'P K Foss He took her to his fathers house Mrs Guild How do you get that K Foss It said in the book that he took her to the Old Man s 4Old Mansel Mr McEacharn What kind of am monia is prepared directly from ele ments? G Andrews Sympathetic' fsynthe ici Mr Bragg How many pupils are at work in the main room Mr Daigle Oh half of them' Overheard in the office Mr. Green: Get out of my office you Frenchman. Loud Voice: French am I? Thank goodness Im not green. Miss Dudley: Did you hear the ques- tion Miss Goode? Avis Goode: Yes. Miss Dudley: What did he say? Miss Goode: I heard the question but didn't get it! l'.Z3l c, THE MARGARETTA ' ,- , .i ,- . L, . ' U ' ' YI . .. . - . A - . n . . . , . . ,, . , . . . ,, ' 3 HK lf if K if I lk if ' - If ' ' . AL ' ' H - H . .. - , . As ' ' Y! 17 . lx 1 ' ' - ' . H spelled, a-c-i-d. way? if 11 if bk lk - H ' ' . . .S y 11 If 1 It lk . U ' 3 - , , . in - , ' - vv - . U ar :sc af wk 2: , ,, . ,, - ' . il . ., ' wr fs lk if lk . nl YY ' ' ' . i. - . ll rs ' ' . . , . . . ,, if ll' HH ik - . ,, H . . , . ' ' as 4: as 4 we n ' ' ay ' ' M if an s wr 1: ,, n .. , H 3 H .. if fl! Bk ik lk ., .. 4: nk ak at uf ,, , .. , .i Y, H n

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me ooofoooodoouo- ooofo cw' 43 O 'O4 Cf O f '-431 ov-fooof-ofofowot-o off-1 THE MARGARETTA 0 43'JQ O'C'0'C'CNA ':P0 0,-ooceoofoc f Q fvc 1.-1: Cm1OfOCOv damsels left the stone off the vlell the wltches would be afther he1 for sure Th1n D1n1s ye know the end of lt a hovs young Paddy Murphy the soldler boy came to the v1l1age and fell 1n love wlth the swate face of Nora at first slght An Nora ID talkm Wlth Pad dy forgot to cover the well And 11ght away a fountaln sprang out of the ground and beg n to fill the whole val ley Nora cllmbed the h1ll but the wathel followed her an she saw Paddy comm rush1n to save her An they fled togeth e but whan they saw the whole valley fllled and her ould home swept awav she dragged Paddy 1nto the wather wxth her and they per1shed together Later the wather drled up but thelr b0d1SS nxver was found Thats the tale of Nora ar Paddy an the M3g1C Well an heres you an me sneakm around an wantm to get marrled unbeknownst to me fath er Do you expect a better end1n fer us? m no wandherm soldler boy 11kt Paddy but by the soule of me Ill be spokln to yer father The followlng mormng Dems true to h1s word sought E1leens father The old man was s1tt1ng 1n h1S armcha1r by the f1replace grumblln over h1s rheumamsm He looked up fxercely as Den1s entered knees Shiklllg wlth fear Neverthele s l22 he brax ely told the story of h1S love for Elleen and of he-1 dxsllke for Jlm Des mond H1s Irlsh blue eyes were defiant as he boldly told the tale An would you be da11n to ask f01 my Jevxel Elleen ye young spalpeen'P roared the old man pull1ng h1mself from the chalr and f1x1ng h1s eyes an gr1ly upon h1S v1ct1m I would that assented Den1s flfmly An perhaps ye m1ght even be afther stealm me glrl flom me 1f I should re fuse me COIISIHIQ I would that Dems returned even more stoutly although w1th 1nward doubt Then a great roar of laughter shook th a1r and a heavy but k1nd hand fell upon Den1s shoulder It was Bxddy Elleens younger slster who was be1ng promlscd to Jun Desmond so Den1s dlscovered Sa1d Tom OConnor Shure Dems me boy that rogue of a colleen knew all the txme that I have 111 mlnd theres no gentleman rn the countrys1de f1t to touch the sole of her shoes 1f not Den1s O Re1lly' And that evenxng a palr of happy young lovers clasped hands over the tone of the maglc well M E D 31 l Q 'C ,Q ' ' I 3' 'C' L ' 'L JL L 'Q '- - QQ. si A. Q, Q L L 1 L A' 75 17- ' 5Ei 5515 Q A Y Q1 U 'Y - 4: 'Y If 1 2 vs Q1v'1.:.w11:..':N:1Q,Q1'l.:,q:..:nl14:Vv.1:' :1 pg? 'Q' 1454 A 21? 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . , . Y 1 1-' . ll- 1 1 1 - . . U , V Q. , . 1 1 ' 7 1 1 1 . . , . . , . . . - 1 1 h Q' - ll 11 - - , , . . , ' ll - . 1 - 1 V Y . , . 1 . V - ' 1 1 . X, - - 11 - w ll 11 - , 1 1 . 1 - - . . 1 r.. N 1 , . A . . . N, 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 -. 1 1 ' . . . - 4 , . - 1 . ll - - 1 11 - 1 1 HI, . , . . 3 ' . 6 . . . , 1 1 - 1 11 ' - 1 1 - - 11 . , , . , . . . , . . . , . 1 ' ' :X ' , , .J . Q L ' , .S, . . .

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THE MARGARETTA A BOOK REVIEW O LONG Gerry' G n1ght' see you later Dot' Oh Gerry can you come up ton1ght'J Gee I d llke to but I have my studymg to do I have to Wflte a book review on Burkes Speech on Conc1l1at1on Well you have my deepest sympathy We took that up last year but I never found out what 1t was all about Ill come over tonlght though and do what I can to help you 'Ihat even1ng found the g1rls at Gerry s house str1v1ng to center thelr thoughts Ol a certam Edmund Burke although nothmg was further from the1r m1nds that that emlnent orator Suddenly the door flew open and ln burst a group of laughmg g1rls H1 there everybody' Well look whats here' echoed Gerry Whats up'J Put up the books' shouted the fore most of the group We re all go1ng to the mov1es Gerry looked thou htful for a moment But I ought to Wflte th1S book revlew well walt unt11 I ask mother Golng to the door she called Oh mother' May I go to the mov1es w1th th glI'lS9 Im sorry my dear her mother answered But you must do your study lng Some other n1ght maybe But say mom persuaded Gerrv l24 Ive only got to Wflte a book report to n1ght Well 1f you f1n1sh It 1n tlme you may go but you must do that f1rst Then came a chorus of 6XClt6d vo1ces Well help' Whats the book'P Sure Eddle Burke and I are great frlends Come on Dot you do the wr1t1ng we ll dlctate Gerry you hurry up and get ready D1rected one Gee thats good of you called Gerry who was dlsappearlng through the door way Ill be back ln aJ1ffy' Walt a m1nute' sa1d one of the glrls when Gerry had left the room I have an 1dea Gerry wont bother to look at thxs after we ve wr1tten It so let s her vo1ce d1ed away 1nto a whxsper Whatever she sald was greeted w1th muffled laughter and exclamatlons of agreement The follow1ng IS the f1n1shed product Wh1Ch Gerry passed 1n to the Engl1sh 1n structor the fol1ow1ng mornlng wlthout havmg tlme to read lt over Burkes Speech on Conc1l1at1on the author of Wh1Ch IS W1ll1am Shakespeare lS a romance the scene of WhlCh IS la1d 1n Hollywood Callfornla 1n the retgn of Kmg George III The hero Charl1e Chap l1n who has lost h1s school glrl complex 1on and boylsh f1gure goes 1n search of the fou1ta1n of youth 1n Sherwood forest There he meets Samuel Johnson da hlng young Frenchman engaged ln a game of tennls w1th Cleopatra The stoly revolves around Charlles pursult of thls . , . , , , A ,,,, , , , 1 V 6. 1 4 - 1 V . .. . , , 14 1 - ' 11 11 ' 1 - U . . . . . . ll 1 ' 11 ' ' ' ' ' 11 11 ' ' 1 . . . ,, . ' 1. 1 1 11 rl 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 H . . . 1 11 1 ' - ' 11 ' 1 1 1 . Y V 11 ' ' 1 - ,, . Y ll 1 11 V . , 1 1 , . .. ,, H . . ' 44 ' ' 11 ' 1 . , , , . . as 1 . . - 1 , . . 1 11 . . - - 1 ' u ' Y' ' 1 1 ' . . . . U 1 11 ' 1 ' . . . as 1 11 1 ' . . . H 11 - - 1 11 1 ' ' ' 11 11 1 ' , . . . . 1 - 11 1 0' . . . . . o ' , 1 1 ll . ' ' ' -- , , . , ' ' ' . . . , y , - . tl . . . . 1 . , . 3 u . ' 11 ' - 11 -1 1 YV , 1 , 3. ll , Q - 1 1 - 1 . - 11 . . U H . , . .N , , . 1