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

 - Class of 1928

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Kenneth LeMere THE-BLUE AND WHITE Class Ballot, 19274 Best Boy Student........F RepERICK OBER Best Girl Student......Carnertne Hayes Most Popular Boy........DoNatp NotMan Most Popular Girl........Caron Maruer Most Respected Girl......C Aaron MarHer Most Respected Boy......DonNatp NotMan Class Poet.............Marcaret Hinanp Class Musician............FRANcEs ZIRKIN GilasseAthlete.. +5020)... Water OSINSKI Class Dancer............WiuMa FELLows Class Bluffer............CHarnues Couns Handsomest Boy .....LAuRENcr HuBpBarp nretizest; Girl24.5.,.......BEaTy Herrick Class Teachers’ Pet......KennetH LEMeErReE Class Teachers’ Pest ..... E wArRD SWEENEY Gigssmbaby ene ee, SK ENNETH Rick Most Stylish Girl........Virarnta Donaup Most Stylish Boy....Writt1rAmM MacMartin Class Dude...........LaAurENcE Husparp Class Flapper........ WINIFRED MARSDEN Most Bashful Boy ..........JoHn Martin Most Bashful Girl..... EvizapetHo Nryton Nosiest Boy...........RAymMonp JoHNSON Nosiest Girl............Natatiz ConvERSE Best Mixer—Boy........Donatp NotmMan Mes Best Mixer—Girl...... Natauige CONVERSE Favorite Teacher—Man.......E. E. Suir Favorite Teacher—Woman. Miss ANTHONY Nerviest Boy..........CHartes Co..ins Nerviest Girl.........NatTatiz Converse Class Artist........GeRTRUDE CAMPBELL Class Homework Fiend... Kennetn LeEMeEre Class Gossip vee. ase. oes. J DESSIE SMITH Class ‘Grouch... ..........FRANcEs, Ros: Class Singer............CHartes KituMER (lascm Witenes Meenas CELA nse: GO LMNs Laziest Person..........EpwWARD SWEENEY Cutest; Boyer... ......-. ROBERT Foster Cutest Girl! 2 eo. Derry, LH eRRicK Favorite Indoor Sport...........DaAncine Favorite Outdoor Sport..........FoorBau Boy Who Has Done Most For ’274 ALPHONSE GARIEPY Girl Who Has Done Most For ’274 Carou MATHER Boy Who Has Done Most For Central Donatp NotMan Girl Who Has Done Most For Central Carot MatHer Three Year Honor Roll Catherine Haynes Marion Skinner Frederick Ober ey

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Ps T Ae Bs Or her aAN DW LeMere’s Il Penseroso mood to Richard Good so that Dick may thus be prevented from breaking Mr. MacDuffie’s record as an inhabitant of Central. Articte VIII. Carol Mather bequeaths her popularity and ability to do a good job on any committee to Bobbie Beckwith. Articte IX. Laummie Hubbard. real- izing that Central without a dude would be as interesting as a frat dance without a girl, leaves his titl e to Doug Ellis. Articte X. To Buzz Studley, we con- fer the honor of Don Notman’s reputation for L’Allegro, as he is the best candidate for the office after the exit of Don’s sunny smile. Articte XI. Marion Skinner — leaves some of her surplus size to Tiny Kinsella so that Tiny may discard those dangerous French heels and yet look down on men in the future instead of up to them. Articte XII. Charley Collins, — the teacher's bequeaths his astounding bluffing ability to Harry Dickinson to help him succeed in winning a far distant diploma. Artrcte XIII. Inasmuch as we have lately missed the so-called eyesore of Central, namely the missing portable, we provide a committee to protest in behalf of the Fresh- men who have never had the pleasure of madly rushing from one to the other during pest, a thunder storm. ArticLe XIV. Betty Herrick leaves her title as the most beautiful girl in °273 to Bobbie Beatty in order that Bobbie may try to keep the title in the family also. Artictr VI. Al Gariepy leaves his ability to put things across, alone and unaided, to Fred Hillman, budding Toreador and helms- man of the Class of 1929. Articte XVI. We, the Class of 19273 having struggled through three years of baked beans on Friday and bean soup on Monday, do leave to the Lunch Department of Central High School three hundred and sixty-five varied menus and thus prevent a monotonous menu for other Centralites. ArticLte XVII. In consideration of his throat, we leave to Mr. Hill a gross of pho- nograph records entitled Nobody has a right— and Two things are necessary for a good per- formance—. Articte XVIII. To the Science Hall we leave a supply of footpads so that the studious Centralites may study while the wanderlust seizes inhabitants of back seats. Articte XIX. Peg Hiland leaves her ability for writing lyric poetry to whoever wishes to aspire to this seat of honor. ArticLe XX. Dorrice Strong leaves her little giggles to Betty Reid who will now predominate in the field of mirth. ArtictLe XXI. To Central we leave long needed keyless lockers in hopes that the mob will not continue to collect in front of Mr. Hess’s room on the first and last days of school. ArticLe XXII. nie Marsden leaves her title: Flapper. ArticLeE XXIII. Bessie Smith her dimples to Marion Corson, who will now have to display them. ArticLe XXIV. To fond lovers, we leave the space behind lockers, which Landon Head has left for their ¢ete-a-teles. ArticLE XXV. To Hec Reid, we leave our best wishes for another football cham- pionship next year. ArticLE XXVI. Wilma Fellows leaves her winsome smile and pleasing personality to Peg Hartt. In Witness Wuereor, We have signed and declared this instrument our last will and To Julia Prindle, Win- The Perfect leaves testament, on this twenty-fifth day of January, 1928. Signed: ALPHONSE GARIEPY Signed, published, and declared by the above-named President as and for the last will and testament of the Class of 19273, on this twenty-fifth day of January, 1928, in the presence of us who have signed as wit- nesses to the same. Signed: Wuinrirrep MARSDEN Signed: Miuprep O’Nrau =f 280%



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THE ry Bist Ek. AND) WoERL DE Class Officers of 1928 President, Hartow GAGE Vice-President, WALTER BRoOosLIN Secretary, HARRISON CLAPP President, Vincent TREMONTI Vice-President, Martr Dow Secretary, HARRISON CLAPP President, HARLow GAGE Vice-President, FRANK BROEKER Secrelary, Harrison CLApp SENIOR YEAR Treasurer, Eowarpd BLACKMUN Member-al-Large, BARBARA Brarry Faculty Adviser, Mr. Epwin E. Siri JUNIOR YEAR Treasurer, Eowarp BLACKMUN Member-at-Large, BARBARA Brearry Faculty Advisers, Miss KaTHertIne A. RYAN Miss Hortense E. SpauLpING FRESHMAN YEAR Treasurer, Eowarp BLACKMUN Member-at-Large, BARBARA Brarty Faculty Advisers, Miss Katnerine A. RYAN Miss HortENSE SPAULDING ss

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