Petersham High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Petersham, MA)

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'X -'. .' . .1 - s- .- jx 5,12 1 - R . JI If anyones!! internlUCB in ngvqubure stories, espeeially those of aviation this meet GI t elic Earhert's adventures will supply entartiining had instructive material for the rsihhrg , ' A ' G. Robinson 'SB nw www QR' Hector Bolitho The tongue is e little thing, but it ruins families and overthrows kingdomsn The subject of a year-full of worldly gossip is here dealt with in a most intimate biography of the Duke of Windsor, s king who surrendered his rule over half the world for the love of an American woman. The book, the frankest of its type, portrays Edward VIII's private life from his birth through his abdication--an abdicetioh which closed the shortest reign in the history of Gr as Bwitain. The author was very intimate with King Edward, having accompanied him on many of his many adventures. He is, there- fore, in great sympathy with his subject. To us, Edward of Windsor has always been known as the P?inoe of Wales with hobby horsesg in reality, however,'K3 is a striking character with a super-pleasing personality. He travelled twice around the world, and wherever he visited he reoeived a glorious welcomeg all loved him at first sight. We have all heard rumors and read insinuating articles shout Wrhe Prince and Whlly,W but should we not read this very fascinating book to find truths upon which to base our accusations? D. Davenport '38 5 if .l f, . V V. ff' v. w , w - .. . W1 ...seems ..o, . A ,, A ,.:.n.qe..slf...-' , .v .mmil-nan.., ,.v-usesomlciwe

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- gimrgenefsheit n d Q, K f , ' he me Cronin. ' The Citadel is a great novel by s greet doctorw It noted trays the career of e young physician who travels through experiences of success and failure, happiness and sorrow. ' Andrew Henson, the young physician, has s creed Wteke nothing for grsnted,n and this she s en eeeay promise'of'hie doing f great things. e. Pie first experience was in s little mining town, where he fell in love with s young school teacher, Christine, who was very interested in his career. Manson, craving for a London practice, was rising higher and higher in his work. All this time Christine was stanwng at his side through his long struggle, understanding and hop- ing, yet fearing the futurei ' Read the hook for yourself and find out how Andrew Manson experienced both success and failure in his exciting escapsdes in mediodi work: learn about the trials and suffering of a greet doctor, and how his wife, Christine, influenced his lifbs - Da Berry ID rmemass ' , Selly Salminen The novel Katrina is the story of s young girl, from the time she marries e sailor until she dies in his cabin. . t After listening to the sailorfs Wtalln stories, she moves from her home to his in the rocky ledges of the islandsg She shows uncommon courage in the herd life she leads, yet seldomee does she complain. While her sailor is et see, she works sway from home tyying to earn s living for herself and childrens g For spending herd, lsborious days in a neighbor's hey fiends with a scythe, she receives merely B quart or two of milk an psy. At other farms she reeeiwes e meager piece of butter or g crust of bread for trying hours of harvesting, -.