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

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ORANGE AND BLACK Page 29 CALVIN Goonwix Punts . . Suffield. Conn. Cal 'Ullild and 1HIGJ.YUllIlIljl,' liehold the baby of our class! Klapleton, :1 suburb of Suffield, is responsible for this youth. ln the fall of 1912 he escaped from his father's watchful eye, and came to Sutiield, where he has made Z1 brilliant record. XYe do not know as much as would wish about this pro- digy from Mapleton, but we do know that be is happy when he is talking about himself. Yon'x'e made good in the old burg, Cal, and your classmates wish you the best of success. H.xRo1.n l'l.XZ.XIiIJ Bli.Xl'Il . West Sntlield, Conn. .S'iH1fflic1'fy. of all fflllllgji, is Iht' ln1rdr'.vl to bv rnp1't'd. llzlrold is one of our charter members. He is one of XX'est SuHield's best representatives. During his four years' stay in our midst, Har- old has made many fast friends. lie has never shown himself to be much of at fuss:-r, but we are eontident that he will develop this trait in the future. May XYest Sutlield be proud of her son! i Scjlioox, lloxons Glee Club 1915-lo Serond Prize. Kent Debate

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Page 28 ORANGE AND BLACK Scnoot, Hoxons Lesbian. FLORENCE hi.'XE CONE . . . Kent Avenue SnuggIM ' Floss wC01ll'.V,' I have cv date with Mr. Sissozin You may judge this jolly little lass by her many nick names. Her four years course at Sufiield has not added a great amount of avoirdupois to her slim little body. Coney has always tried to show us that she can be every- where at once, and at the same time be no- where. She has attracted much attention from the U. S. History students by her many dates with the illustrious instructor of that class. May 'Happyulnessl await you. Lois Kl,xu1.x XYILEY . . . . . North Street Loose Wiley Oli, dear! how I hate to go to English Hir- tory CIa.r.v. ' This good matured lass with her ever smiling countenance hails from the White Mountain State, hut htr tour year course at Suffield has served to make her one with us. NVQ :td- mire Lois for her willing, helpful spirit to- ward all, and we wish her the best of luck in the years to come. Scnoor. HONORS Lesbian.

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Page 30 ORANGE AND BLACK I l . jmllzs ST.xN1,l-:Y THox1PsoN Warehouse Point, Conn. T01upy For evvry why he has a wlzvrvfnrc' Back in Warehouse Point there is a large hotel only waiting for this youth to obtain his education before assuming charge. Tompy, however, prefers engineering to the above mentioned occupation and we are sure that he will make good for he can certainly slaugfh- ter math, Tompy could also take up music as a career, Many times has tl1e Mechanical Drawing class listened with delight to his imitation of Caruso. Stanley refuses to rob ScHoo1. HONORS Track, '15, 'lo 2nd Foot-ball, '15 Class Will Wn.LmM HENRY' Weiss . 'Watertown, Conn. Harr3 ' 'Snugglcrl' He is both athlete a-nd fvoetl' For 1110 Dutch conzpmzy is fha best couzpany That vffer funn' out frmzz Old Germany. During his hve years at Suffield Harry has made rapid strides especially along athletic and the scientific world of another genius hy turn- ing to the opera, 'May that good dame, For- tune, he with you in whatever you undertake. social lines. Harry has shown his prowess on the gridiron and diamond. By his pleas- Scnoor, HoNoRs ant and winning way he has made many friends F0Ot-hall. 13-'14 among us. VVe always like to have him around Capt. Foot-ball, '15 for he seems to put life into whatever he l'sebz1ll. '14-'15 touches. We expect to hear big things of you, Athletic Committee Harry, later on. Colgate. 2nd Team Basket-hall, '16 Upper Form