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ELIZABETH CONNELLY “Betty A Kiri hk nice as Betty Can’t be found in every port ; For her beauty and her humor— And she’s a real good sport. Girls Club (1-2-3-4); French Club (2-3); “Don't Park Here (3); “Miss Bob White’ (2); Squad Leader (4); “Springtime” (1); Chorus (1); Jr. Literary Society (1); A. A. (1). THOMAS A. CONNELLY “Tom” In athleticn you find him. Doing something big » But this is not binding. For all aroundness is his jig. Band (1-2-3-4); Orchestra (1-2-3-4); Class Baseball (2-4) ; Class Football (1-2-3-4) ; Class Basketball (2-4); Athletic Association (1-2-3-4); Stadium Drive (4). ALICE M. CONNER She always makes the honor roll. Her work is the teachers delight : And though she works hard and diligently, She is always smiling and bright. Girls Club (4). CLAUDE R. CONOVER Claude’s a busy worker. He’s wonderful in art, He’s also quite a poet. For Sophronia's in his heart. Athletic Association (1-2-3-4); “Don’t Park Here” (3) ; Adelphic (3-4) ; Monitor Staff (4) ; Ne-Ca-Hi Staff (4). MILDRED M. COOPER “Midge” With a voice so soft and low. Midge has travelled far and wide; But she has honored us finally. By coming here to reside. Girls Club (1-2-3-4); Athletic Association (1-2). CATHERINE E. COULTER “Kitty” Of her bright face, one glance will trace, A picture on the brain ; And of her voice in echoing hearts A sound will long remain. Commercial Club (1). 22
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LEWIS JAMES CARTWRIGHT “Lew” C.ood looks arc a great asset To the young and the hold ; Lewis, our young Apollo, has Such wealth, we are told. POMEROY CHAPIN Without noise or clamor. Never creates a fuss. He sets a good example For the rest of us. “Springtime” (1); Jr. Literary (1) ; Jr. Orchestra I atin Senate (3-4); Adelphic (4). (2) NED CHAPMAN “Ned Hr like, to talk and talk. He like, to be with the re«t : But there is no doubt He likea hi. Peg the best. Athletic Association; Looters’ Club (4) ; Adelphic Literary ; Stadium Drive (4). CHARLES CHRISTOPHER “Chri.” “Iahkie” He is a track man. He likes his studies, too; Friend more nle MUtt Are very, very few. Jr. Literary (1); Adelphic (2-3-4); Athletic Association (2-3-4) ; Commercial Club (2); Class Track (2-3-4) ; Varsity Track (3-4); Class Football (3-4); Cham. Gym Basketball Team (2) ; “Don’t Park Here” (3); Stadium Drive (4). MARIAN E. CLARKE “Maryann” Marian 1, a loveable las. For mo«t fell ws ,ue d osn't fall. But a iucky dude named Tom Strut, with her through the hall. Girls’ Club (2-3-4); A. A. (1); French Club (3) ; Miss Bob White” (2); “Springtime” (1); ‘Don’t Park Here” (3); Squad Leader (3-4) ; Commercial Club (1); Chorus (1); Class Basketball (1). JOHN C. CLARK “Jack” He sees no use in school. But still he ever comes : Some day he'll be a banker. Counting out his sums. 21
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AUSTIN COWMEADOW Auicor “Cow»ie” Austin' like the rest of us. He does not like to work. But when it comes to duty. He's never known to shirk. Athletic Association (1-2-3); Class Baseball (4); Junior Literary Society (1). JOHN W. CREVELING Science is his study. And greet is his renown : Another of the prodigies Who hail from Wampum town. Hi-Y (4) ; Band (3); Jr. Orchestra (3); Athletic Association (4); Wampum High School (1-2). MARY E. CREVELING “Meek” This sweet trirl from Wampum Has won many an eye and heart: And of this one thing we're certain. We’ll be sorry when from her we part. Wampum High School (1-2); “Don’t Park Here (3); Girls’ Club (4) ; Athletic Association (4). GERTRUDE DAGNON “Gert” Here is a lass who is tall and slim. Delights in sports with pep and vim. She is a fine student and performs task well. And joyously goes at the sound of the bell. Class Basketball (1-2); Varsity Basketball (3-4); Class Hockey (4); Track (1-2-3-4); Volley Ball (1-2-3-4); Girls’ Club (1-2-3-4): Athletic Association (1-2-3-4) ; The History of the Book (4). IRISSA T. DALTORIO A girl should be seen And never heard. Of all the rules. She this preferred. Commercial Club (2). JAMES C. DALY “Jimmy” His profession we think Will be a medical art; We know he’ll make good. For he moves with a Dart. Athletic Association (1-2-3-4); Adelphic (2-3-4); Monitor Staff (3).
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