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

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. .., r-sf -'Himsa ORANGE'AND BLFACK Page 31 i i e . SCHOOL Honnns Lesbian. EMILY McCoMn ...... Suffield, Conn. Emmie More, more, still morev Yes, for four long years this quiet and de- murse little miss has drunk deeply at the Foun- tain of Knowledge, yet her thirst remains un- quenched. High is the honor which rests upon her shoulders. Em has proved her true worth as a friend to all her classmates. As we fondly bid you farewell we wish you success, happiness, and a prosperous future. ' MARGARET Esrmaa FLANNIGAN . Paper Street Patsy This is ME Thi-s saucy little senior is noted for her elastic imagination, and her curt remarks to all concerned and not concerned. Patsy loves to take walks in the moonlight especially when Jenkins or Burke are along. But Margaret is very kind hearted and can not be given up as entirely hopeless. May success attend you in the future.

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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

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l3'age 32 ORANGE AND BLACK So1.oMoN Xylil.TMAN . . . Pittslielml, Mass. 'S0uk1u11 'S'ZUUfllH1,' Sol l twuld l inure llf170f-I7UH.Vfl17 Swatum has been with us but a year, but during that tune he has Cfillllllllilllj' made lum- self known, Many a tune has the class been convulsecl wlth laughter by some stale Joke or would-be-lwrilliant remark of Soakum's. Sol has shown lumself to be flllltC a fusser, as well as an asplraut to hxgh social exreles. Good luck to you, Sol, l Seuool, Hoxoncs Znd Foot-lwall, '15 lXl.uzsn.xl,1. llleowx . .,,. Sutlielfl. Conn .lla1'.vl1 l'vr.rv1'l'rwl1rv I7l'l'Hjl.V .r11rm'.v lfor four years we have wzltehecl Marshall rise from am unobtrusive freshmzm to :L learpecl senior. He li il lmrfl worker who through llllllflllg' eftorts has mzule goocl progress at bufhelcl. llxs quiet. reserrerl mzumer has made him popular among us. XX e look to you. Klar- Slmll, to aelueve great tluuew 1u the future. Scuom. lloxous Xv21lC4llCUlT'lZlll