Machias High School - Margaretta Yearbook (Machias, ME)

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foooooooe oocfoofawsofomwoofofowcf ,woo-wooocooooooo-soc THE MARGARETTA wooooooofsooooowfofuoawwawwaouoamwmffoof ,fo-.1 facmatmg and altogether bealltlflll young malden wlth whom our hero has fallen vlolently 1n love In the end Charlle trlumphs over hrs rrval Samuel by krlllng hrm rn a duel They bury hrs body ln the muddy waters of the Mrssrssrppr But Charlres trlumph 15 short 11V8d because soon after Johnson s death Cleo patra contracts a vrolent case of the mumps and her death occurs soon after Charlre at thls stroke of good luck re turns to Hollywood where he IS now en Ueged rn makrng hrs latest prcture Love and Mumps WhlCh IS soon to be released for ILS flrst appearance at the Colonral Theatre 1n MaChlaS P L L 1 65557555 OLDM H Oh' What a change has been wrought The hghtg are guarded also m You A punch bag hangs nearby Srnce we were here last year There have been many new thlngs brought ln Purchased from far and near If we got h1t lrke that does We would surely cry Upon the platform a radlo stands A recreatlon place has been made We greet It S Songs Wlth Cheer Out of the assembly hall There are nets hangmg from every s1de To protect the wmdows from the ball And when 1ts very pleasant wlthout All sa1d rs heard very clear After weve gone from M H S We w1ll v1s1t agaln some day And we hope that thlngs wrll contmue to be, Always allke 1n thls way ELH'32 l2ol v . :b v ,v ..v v V 4. .,.,, .,.,., . ,, . FW? YJ. WE - A - . - A L g f . ,, A , . ,, . v. . , , ...., , . , . .v. , fv, , . . , , ,, s n A . . , - . . . . . , . . . U y - 5 . . ,, ' . . . , . .Y . . . . . . ' v . ' . . .3 - 1 ' x , . . y v ' . , . 1 1 - v - . , . v . 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

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4 O+'Of O 'C'O'2HJ O'3'O J3'04'f O3.r 'ND THE. MARGARETTA if O'.OuOvCv'JCf vvC 'OC'f O' J'O C Cfff H' 'v C'OHO'-CHM. Dfw: AN ADVENTURE IN BOOKIAND S I WAS SI101l1llg along, the street o11e day I met Th Melchant of Ve111ce As we we1e both QOIIIQ, to T11 House of Seven Gables we COllLlf1UC'i ou1 walk togethe1 He told me about h1s adventures on Treasu1e Island whe e he had been K1dnapped I told h1m that I had Just retu1n d hom tl1e Dese1ted V1llage where th VISION of S11 Launfal had appea1el I also told h1m of my boatmg, t11p w1th Phe Lady of the Lake who WOIG The lNecl-lace WLIICII was Found 111 U11 11 troduced me to The Last of the Mo h cans The MDICIIQIII of Venlee asked rn 1f I had hea1d the Tale of Two C1t1es and IS I had not he xelated It ID a mast 1l'll191GSt1l1g manne1 At that IHOIHGIII we saw tl1e Hound of Heaven on th other s1de of the IIXCI and we dec1dec to hasten ou1 steos But at that moment who should come up but S1las MHIIIEI ca1ry1ng 111 h1S hand a copy of The Autob1og1aphy of BenJam1n Fl'1llk11l'l We wanted to stay and talk w1tl1 S1la but It was IIGCESSTIY fOl us to l1u11y o 111 o1de1 to Fnd SO1ll'1b and Rustum who were Xklltlll the S11 R0f.,9I de Gov e1ly Pape1s fo1 Klng Henly the Flftyl Wh1le t1awel1n we we1e caught 111 tht Tempest 1n account of wh1ch I put 111 tl1e Sketch Bool O111 COlll1J'l1l1O s were Ivanhoe and Quent1n DUIXROOC1 I J The II16lCh'iI'lf told 1ne that the b.1t1Pl it The House of Sexen Gables was The Anc1ent Mal ne1 whom R113 V111 Wlllkle had h11ed Tlns axoused my cu1 10 IIV so when we a111wed I looked I h1m closely HIS SLGIII countenance IP Illllldfid n1e of The Gxeat Stone Face 'The HIGICIIHIII hlllflpd me l1'1S1d6 The Unde1stand1ng Heart wh1ch he had qu1ckly not1ced that the butler had 16 ent cl my sLa11na at hm I told h m IIOYAGVCI that I hxd enou h Self R hance and Manners to COI'Il1f't mvself J10pe1l5 111 nubllc but he laughed and a1d Well As You L ke It found an old school fll ntl MaeBeth e10ro sed 111 M11tOllS Co1nus I fouad the book I wanted and took down some om I1 Select1ons of n1ow111ng Po 111 Callmg the IIIGICIIHIII who wa t y ng to get 1nte ested 111 the Aene1d I told h 111 how lat It was and We both SZIUVIIGIGCI out Whlle wall me down the me1chant told me some Iales I the Wayslde Inn bemg burlt HCIOSS the st1eet street the 1nte1est11 g wh1ch wa He seem d IGDICIYI b 11110 The Fall of the House of USIILI At th11 mom nt alone came Hamlc In old 11111118 flltlld fi ba1. It the ITIOIG so Tl1e IIIGICIIZIIIT. 11lV1tl?Cl 11511110 h1s home PHSSIIIQ, th ouah the ha'l I notlced 1 ve IV expensne copy of Idy ls of the Km x llC1l w LS lyme on the hall tab e Whl c we we1e Sltllllf befo1e the f1 XIVJIJ I - if 5. ga-rg 131- lf 1:1-cn.:-151.3-cf-: , 31.443 wtf,-: so-'1:N df'-If .vc .11 cu 'fzffz-Q-2101, -so ' :J 119. . A, ' 4' A ' A A N' ' u' 'r4'w'v4' 1' fp ,PNA-fn rf N' 14 1-5434' pf- ve' A ' u' A ' A An? 'J .ov,,,,-,,.-,1..1-. ,nv -1 - -W -,-,---,---v- .- . -,- - , - A . Q L 1. 1 .V Q . . ' - , .. ' .' . . 1. ' , , L L . C A' fx . a . 1 1, L 1 - . ' . Y - U I . ' 1. , 2- ' L ' 11 ,- b c . 1 Y Q' , . , - ' ' 1. nu . Y' P A H - 1 L - , -. - in ' 'Y L ' ' ' ' 2? . . . . .N 5,5-A X .. Y D I t H ' ' v .. A 2 I 11k ,1- . ,. . 1. H 7 , 11 A A I C ' St - l .. 1 i v 1. , I vv ' - , 11 - A J ' ' ,. , We hurried to the librar . where we Ledwfoods. t'The Lady of the Lake had Y . f , sn , 1. , -v , .. , U - . . 11 A V , . V -. A A G , 4 ' O - . , 1. ,, . . ll L4 1201 - ' ' ' S L. ' A h W 1 1 vi - ,. W ' l. ' 1. - VV. 1 , . L . ' ,, 1. ,. D ' 1 ' e ' VL ' .' .' , . ' 1 -1 P 1 ' . V N . 1 b.. 1. ' , . ' E , c . ' . ' ' 11 3 ' fn 1 ' v ' v 1- L A . . U1 , - - , ' q Ain -1 1' ' - - 1 13, ..1 . .on -- . , , l H ,C 1 1 0 I U. L .. L., Y Y-'tg 1- '11, 1 'z 1 , . . gs , , . f 1 , , R., K H f I , - '- . 1 1 1 V ' 4 -M A , I .. 1 1 pu.. ' Q. ' 1 A nf ful' 'z ,, ' D 1 - '11 V . 1. , 1- .. ' . , - , . .' ' . ' , .. , WH, f S' 5 A . Q. :- of