Suffield High School - Sagitta / Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

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Page zo ORANGE AND BLACK Gw1zNnoi,vN Amiiim Lewis . Hastings Hill Cwcnie Better Idle than 1ivz'vr lVe all admire Gwendolyn, and count our- selves fortunate to have her among our num- ber. The many responsible positions she has held show our confidence in her. and her popu- larity among the students. We feel that she truly deserves all credit given her, for her suc- cess has been remarkable. VVe wish her all gf' SCHOOL Hoivous Chaplain, Lesbian 1912 Zud Kent Essay Prize 1915 Dramatics 1915 Vice-president Senior Class. President Lesbian 1915-lo Senior Biography Committee. MARYIEAWN . . . . Hastings Hill,Sn1:held Mamie Study is like l!t'tl7.'CIl,.f glorious sun Every night she studied, studied. studied! Mary, we have heard you say very little, dur- ing our four years together at C. L. l., but we know that you have worked hard over many a difficult lesson, And a girl who does the best she can, deserves much praise. Best wishes for the future! good things in the future. Lesbian. 3 , Sci-loot. HONORS

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CJRAXNCEE AIJD BILACIK Page IQ DoRo'rHY A1m1.1Nr: FL'i.1.Ei: . . . Blain Street Dot Drury I hah' tlzr boys. Dorothy, decidedly in favor of athletics, is our only representative on the girls' basket- ball team. We know it is her fault that the team lost all the games it played this winter. Dot', is a great favorite with all her class- mates. She is particularly noted for com- plaining over the long French and Latin les- sons. But can you wonder, when you con- sider Dot'1s high social standing? XVe trust you will have a very bright future. .. wif Scuool. lloxous Capt. of Girls' Basket-ball Team, l91S Vice-president of Class 1914-15 Lesbian Curroun liaui. CR.-xrrs . West Haven, Conn. .fc-lm.-,, .-I self-made man is one 'who rcm0z'c'.r from his Creator a great rvspozzsibility. Cliff is another representative from the town of XYest Haven. Nevertheless, he is a good scout. Last Fall. Cliff showed that he could play foot-ball to perfection, and we notice this spring that he isn't had at baseball. Cliff has been with us hut a year, Init he has made many fast friends. especially among' the feminine constituents of the student body. Cliff, we wish you luck in all your under- takings. Sc'Horn. Hoxmes Football. '15 Glee Club, '16 Baseball, '16

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ORANGE AND BLACK Senom. l-loxons lfirst Prize. Kent Essay. 'l5. Football, 'IS 2nd Basket-ball. '13, '14, '15 Senior Biography Committee. '16 Glee Club, '16 DI-:xrizn lliukla Coifrix . Windsor Deck Pm a lot .rlziartvr than I look You probably won't believe itiwe didn't ati Hrst-but in manv wavs Dexter is a mighty clever bor. .-Xs a mechanical drawer he is just naturally there, and when it comes to drawing an automobile he makes Barney Oldfield look like a Ford. Of late Dexter has shown some attention to the ladies. and he seems to be making good. He has always been popular among us all, making many close friends. May his path through life be not too hard. Gliick Auf. Locks, Conn. Page 21 lJ.xx'i1v-Iiaxislm lil'L'IilNGli.XA1 , Suffield, Conn. Hobby I lem' to roam rvlzeu the IIUIH' is lute llohby is essentially a genius: for he works so little and yet aceoinplishes so much. We don't see how he does it. Dobby has many out of town friends ofvthe fairer sex and Com- pletely ignores the bright stars which shine on the Hill lt's hard luck In come from such a small town, but Dnbby bids fair to outgrow Suffield. David is tlrst chief of the Nocturnal 1Yanderers, and takes great pleasure in mean- dering about after 10 P. Rl. All in all, he is Sl lirst rate fellow, and we hope to hear much of him in the future. Colgate-Fngineering. .,,,, EM sf . , . -. Ae . l A Sci-moi. I-loxoks Stage Manager, '16, Senior, Biography Committee Assistant lfditor Oraziyv and Blark, '16