Ware High School - Limelight Yearbook (Ware, MA)

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At the other end of the hall, I met Mary Prendergiast selling Andy Gump crackers, her customers at that moment being Priscilla Trela and Dominic Stolar, who are engaged to be married. I always highly estimated Priscillais wiles but I never dreamed that even she could charm Stolar out of his bashfulness. The next person I met was Margaret Englesby who was attending the exposition as a representative of the Stolar Talking Machine Com- pany. But poor Margaret couldn't get a word in edgewise for there were two men talking to her, or rather one of them was talking. The stately pious looking person, the president of the Atlantic-Pacific Temperance Society was Stanley Szydla, and the talkative gentleman with him was Francis Madden, his head lecturer. The next building I entered was a miniature laboratory of the 'fAdams Chemical School. At one end of the hall I noticed a group of the flappers, and wondered in what they were so interested. I walked toward the edge of the group, and there I saw Dorothy Griflin showing the admiring throng how to boil water without burning it. In the center of the hall was Felixa Bartoszek lecturing on Why People Blush , land not a great distance away was Louise Tucker showing a group of astonished young men that alcohol can be used for something other than a beverage. And just as I was leaving the hall I caught a glimpse of Ruth Ferguson preserving sunbeams. Although I hadn't the least idea of buying a Pierce Arrow for even .a new Ford? I let the salesmen show me every car in the place. In the course of my travels I met Julia Gurka, as sweetly dressed as usual, trying to sell a Buick Sedan to Jennie Mulvaney. Jennie refused even to look at a Buick. She said she wanted a Ford because if it got stuck in the mud you didn't feel so bad about leaving it there and walking home. I also saw Alphonse Caron and Mildred Campion shearing sheep. I think it rather queer that Mildred would shear none but black sheep, don't you? I certainly had a pleasant time of it, but as it was getting late, I thought I had better start for home. Before I reached my car, however, I met a little red-headed boy who seemed so familiar that I stopped him to ask what his name Was. MuZzy Houlihan , he replied. Houlihanl How could I have hestitated? Edward shall never die as long as Mluzzy lives. Muzzy! Isn't that .a queer name for such a little chap? Muzzy was the author of a history book that Edward was so fond of repeating. I would have liked to inquire further of little 'lMuz3y's parents, but as the hour was late it was necessary that I should lose no time in return- ing home to feed my chicks.

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