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

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Page 22 ORANGE AND BLACK SCHOOL HKJNQIIQS Soccer, '14 Upper Form, '14, '15 ALi:xixNDER R. MixLcoLM . . Hartford. Conn. Mal I doubt if hard work ever yet hurt anybody Here we have Alexander R. Malcolm, would- he foot-hall star, right good fusser, good loolf- ing boy, and general good fellow. Mal did play football once. He has always been a good fusser, and is the pet of all the ladies. Does anyone say that Mal isn't handsome? VVell: he'd better not. Everyone agrees that Mal is a corking good fellow. In his three years' stop with us, he has made many fast friends May luck he on your side, Mal, linwuua Gsonaia Xlfxnxsiz , West Sutiield. Conn, .Edu A worthy, .fmzsiblv 1111111 at Imtto111 Ed graduated with the Class of 1915, hut was so eager to continue his association with the members of our illustrious class that he returned this year to continue his studies. VVC give him credit for showing remarkable judg- ment in so doing. Oh! Yes! Ed has an auto- mobile. We are all aware of the fact, but we mention it for the enlightenment of others. XVith his car to help him Ed has made a line reputation as a fusser. However. he has pro- gressed in serious lines of endeavor and we are conlident of hearing of his record in future life. SCHOOL Honous Foot-hall '13 and '14.

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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

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ORANGE AND BLACK Page 23 SCHOOL Horvous 3rd Kent Essay Prize 1915. Lesbian Senior Biography Committee IVIARGARET ELIZABETH H.-XTHEWAX' Suffield, Conn. 1lIargie Slow to wrath. Extremely fond of buns How fortunate the Class of '16 to claim this Boston Neck maid as one of its members! '9Margie has taken a great interest in all phases of school life, especially class presidents and 300 yard dashersf' She has helped the school many times in social action. All who have associated with her, and that they have been many, have found her a trustworthy and sincere friend. We all wish you the best of success in climbing the Hill of Life. H AcNi:s MAE Bxiuussrimn . . West Suiiield 1fAggI-era ulvtlaen A most gvntle maid Agnes, you have given to us Your faithfulness in study: Help, advice. and cheer for us You gave. And could be funny! So, as Time takes away from you The days and years, one by one, 'We hope that your reward may follow With Happiness, for all good done. . . ---..- ' - 1 Scnom, HoNoRs Class Historian Vice-president of Lesbians 1915-16 Kent Essay Prize '14 Chaplain of Lesbians '13 Assistant Editor of Orange and Black '16