Plainfield High School - Hermiad Yearbook (Central Village, CT)

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24 THE HERMIAD ued to play with the children until their bedtime came. A short while after the children had made their reluctant exits I chanced to glance toward Bill. He was sitting very quietly, staring, apparently at the arm of his chair. I asked him what troubled him. He started, and then he looked queerly at me. I am confident that he did not see meg his mind was occupied with so rlething far away. After a minute he said: Em, I have a matter to tell you which no one else knows about. I want you to help me . I laid my newspaper aside, wandering what it was all abcut. Years age, when I was a young fellow, no one thought that I would ever be any good. I left home and drifted from one place to another. I heard from home only once in a ling, long time. I knew that my brother had a good position. At times I wanted ta go back home, but I was ashamed. Finally no more news came from home. I had cut my last anchor. For years I wandered over the face 'cf this cld earth, fighting, playing, working, wast- ing. Only just now, when you spoke, I was thinking of past Christmas eves and the places where I had spent them. Ncw, Ern, I want to find my mother. I am not asharred any more for I have settled down and people respect me and look to me for help. Ncw that I am somebody I want mother to know about it, if she is still living . I felt just a bit uncorrfortable. The Bill I had known was such a self- sufficient, dependable fellow that I could scarcely reconcile him with the character he had sketched for me. All right, old man , I said: a praise worthy aim, but where do I come in? Locking straight at me he asserted more than asked: You will help me find mother? Surprised, I managed to reply: Of courseg you can ccunt on me . The next forenoon Bill spent at his work bench in the cellar. The children called noisily down to him that they were going to get their guest. He made them a reply that sent them laughing on their way. Time passed quicklyg the ycungsters were soon back, almost dragging in their 'happiness an erect little gray-haired woman who- faced the world with a brave smile and a questioning look in her eyes. Just then Bill opened the cellar door. He had in his arms a huge stick of fireplace wood. William! said a soft old voice. The wood drcppd unnoticed to the floor.

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26 THE HERMIAD WHO ARE WE? Marion W ilcox Ell Thomas L Mary Lo Isabelle H Wilfred Je Elizabeth W Em Ruth Esther Isidore Me Doro Lillian Wa Walter D E Hilliard Marguerit Charles Lafr Ma Maybelle Carpe Lester Burd Fra Mildr Stanley Smi Row Arthur P He Stanley L Oli Si Willel-ard G Eva B Elsie E Emm Mildred Ke Margaret Mc Arliene Po Rut Anna Mcrr Henry Myr Ndcholas Aga Raym Mario Jos E n Thornley A ng R ing' E neault T' te H ipple E st Cooney B urton E skelinen S sier T hy Bennett C hapman L ter Ccllin A vies S telle Novack S mith E Miller V iljo Hill E niere R ian Edmond N ter I ck N ces Babcock E d Gowen T h E na Smith E pin N ry Burby H elen Weaver U ty N Miller D ney Oberman R fcnman E Ilavance D moncl A Mancini N nedy D ermott T vin H Wiggin I s . R ose T ice Williams Y off O nd Lawless N Preston E ph Samalus Ruth Burton 1931