Central High School - Blue and White / Pnalka Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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EDU 13 :thx 27 George, Grace Irene, 161 Walnut Gibbons, Josephine Frances, 483 Sumner Ave. Glaster, Anna Johnson, 178 Worcester St., I. O. Goff, Florence Winifred, 370 Belmont Ave. Gray, Mildred Leota, 63 North Main Griffin, Cecilia Grace, 239 Main St., I. O. Grout, Hazel Beck, 28 Brookline Ave. Grout, Metcalf, 28 Brookline Ave. Guthrie, Beatrice Irene, 52 Waverly Hall, Blanche Leone, 599 Main Hall, Grace Eva, 203 White Hanchett, Juliet Emma, 14 Seventh Harrington, Clara Emma, 541 Main Hartt, Loretta Alecia, 674 Main Healey, Ora Mercedes, 928 Liberty Hesse, Othilie Pauline, 33 Murray Hill Heydt, Anna Mary, Indian Leap Hotel, I. O. Hiebert, Esther Abbigail, 14 School Hitchcock, Alice Mabelle, 69 Waverly Hitchcock, May, 33 Crystal Ave. Hixon, Edith Curtiss, 69 Bowdoin Hodge, Marion Annie, 415 Sumner Ave. Hoffman, Edna Anna, 138 Greenwood Hosmer, Rena Hortense, 14 Morgan Howe, Donna Mae, 40 Allendale Johnson, Ethel Louise, 116 Revere Johnson, Mona M., 347 North Main Jones, Carrie Elizabeth, 38 Carew Jones, Rachel Ainsworth, 500 Central Keating, Madeline Marguerite, 50 Mattoon Kibbe, Ruby Corinne, 28 Sheldon Kelly, Mary Madeleine, 37 Vine Kelsey, Edythe Evelyn, 270 State Kohn, Minna Leopoldina, 68 Plainfield Lewis, Helen Rosalind, 139 King Lewis, Margaret Elizabeth, 139 King Lynch, Rosa Anna, 157 1-2 Tyler Manning, Gertrude Mary, 139 Pendleton Ave. Mansfield, Grace Irene, 13 Howard Marcil, Adrienne Louise, 92 College Ave. Marecek, Frances Josephine, 845 Worthington Maroney, Edna Ellen, 29 Winthrop Martin, Edna Julia, 40 Hyde Maynard, Clara Belle, 81 James MacKay, May Louise, 811 Worthington McDonough, Mary Grace, 17 Waverly Merrell, Cornelia, 144 Buckingham Merrill, Grace Linwood, 93 Grover Metcalf, Susie Myra, 356 Belmont Ave. Miller, Alice Elizabeth, 31 Brown Mitchell, Ruth Blackstone, 84 Buckingham Muir, Margaret Wilson, 70 Andrew Nelson, Winifred, Sixteen Acres Newton, Myra Ellen, 34 John Nichols, Jessie Isabel, 149 Bowles Nocke, Ruth, 29 Richelieu Noonan, Sadie May, 351 King Noyce, Elizabeth Grace, 59 High Oliver, Mattie Frances, 54 Beaumont Paton, Mary, 158 Bowles Pease, Carrie Estella, 126 Pineywoods Ave. Pease, Ellen Latona, 26 Highland Pierce, Faolin Minnie, 2 1-2 Main Pixley, Carrie May, 14 Morris Pollner, Frances Eva, 364 Chestnut Pomeroy, Grace Adella, 34 Rutledge Ave. Porter, Irene Mary, 44 Abbe Ave. Powers, Pauline, 518 Chestnut Preston, Linda Kate, 267 Bay Prouty, Edith Marie, 168 Central Quint, Lillian Blanche, 79 Monmouth Rady Gertrude Irene, 143 Cedar Randall, Beulah Jane, 68 Willard Ave. Randall, Ruth Belle, 68 Willard Ave. Reavey, Lillian Monica, 7 Genesee Reed, Bertha Hester, 376 Wilbraham Road Reopell, Bertha Emily, 40 Bond Rey, Lula Anna, 113 Alden Rich, Maude Frances, 575 Union Robbie, Helen Lyon, East Longmeadow Roberts, Nancy Hoyt, 61 Thompson Robson, Beatrice, 494 Hancock Rubinstein, Annie Rebecca, 28 Worthington Rude, Rachel, 42 Sterns Terrace Schlesinger, Florence Louise, 21 School Schneeloch, Emilie Isabel, Allen Scott, Madelaine Luellah, 85 Princeton Selfors, Hilda, 14 Chestnut Sherwood, Elizabeth Taylor, 113 Harvard Smith, Gladys Comings, 46 Pearl Smith, Mary Willie, 183 William ' Somers, Ethel May, 255 Walnut Steele, Elizabeth Busher, 32 Beaumont Stevens, Irene Lillian, 55 Allendale Stock, Ida Electa, 576 State Strong, Marjorie Lena, 20 Massachusetts Ave. Swanson, Emma Bernadina, 66 Hall Syrett, Lilla May, 223 White Thayer, Frances Louise, 25 Churchill Thomas, Edna May, 34 Wilbraham Ave. Thompson, Helen Frances, 86 Montrose Tingley, Ada Bolen, 25 Bay Todd, Marian Olive, 8 Stebbins Very Ethel Aarion, East Longmeadow Walsh, Mary Teresa, 116 Franklin Warner, Ida Laura, 1470 State Warren, Mildred, 125 Byers Warner, Sarah Madeleine, 55 Spring Weber, Nellie Gertrude, 82 Bond Webster, Jean Edith, 17 Woodside Terrace Wells, Lena May, 15 Lenox Wheat, Isabelle Frances, 65 Dartmouth Wheeler, Florence Mae, 17 Greene White, Charlotte Esther, 109 Yale White, Edna Emily, 75 Pineywoods Ave. Wilinsky, Josephine, 123 Main Winkler, Pauline Anna, 46 State Wollman, Anna Matilda, 24 Lexington Ave. ' Wood, Bessie Julia, 37 Stebbins Young, Charlotte Lucy, 25 Brown

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EDU 1311128 31 junior mans history HAT SIR! You know nothing of our class? Your education has been sadly neglected. My time is valuable, very valuable, as we Juniors run the school, but if you will sit here on this umbrella rack with me while I keep my eye on young Ball I will enlighten you. First, sir, you must know that we are the only class in school that is up and doing. Even the Seniors have to bow to us. What's that? Basketball? Oh, you see we didn't have all the regular team, and, besides, we wished to encourage the Sophomores. Who are our greatest athletes? Well, first there's Bill. He holds the school record for the running long-talk-three days and five hours, sir-and he had a poor subject to talk on, too, sir, himself. Then there's Rhodes. He would have played good football if those shoes hadn't been too much for him. They were so light they kept his feet off the ground most of the time. You've heard he can run? I've heard so, too. There are less important ones, like Messer and Cunliffe, but -- have you ever seen Graves ride ? He used to be in '05 before the accident. You see he was riding his pony in Latin one day and he was so rattled he got thrown. George was so ashamed of his horseman- ship that he hid his glowing head in our ranks, seeking oblivion. We have the greatest aggregation of students that old S. H. S. has ever seen. Miss Chapin has never received anything less than an A, and Tifft refuses to accept a mark lower than E. In the literary line, also, we lead the bunch. Why, Medlicott, editor of our famous Recorder, has been known to - look at those girls playing tag with Billy. Oh, no, I don't mean him, Imean Billy Chapin. Yes, that's Ellis. We call him Farmer because he is the swiftest dealer in potatoes around these diggings. His only fault is that he likes the girls too well, 1-see, he's walking with Besse now. No, this isn't Kendrick's day to be awake. You'd like to see Miss Ladd ? You can find her in the library any time but recess. She is very studious. By the way, do you play hoity toity P No? well,