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

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--Il-I-.Il-I-I-I-IQ.-I-I . ' - -I-I-ID.-I-I-I-I-I-I-'H' lilllllllllllllllllilill alll' oprnngp Huh MIN-tk l-l-l.g-l-l-l-l-'-l-g-l- -I -I :I ll -I ll ll ll lj L: ' ' W ll -I ll In -I -I ll In ll Q -l 2: OSCAR l'RlilillURG . . , llarqford, Ct. S: Swede , Square-head , Freckles . :1 Swede was the Senior Class' hest bet for a center on the I- class team and was much feared by all of his opponents. I. gl We've often 'wondered where Oscar was parking during ll -T those many inexplicable week-ends' which he has spent in Hart- l- ford. We ha-ve our suspicions she is a lady thatis known as Lu I- -I but he IS as silent as the Sphinx on the matter. ll 5: We have no doubt that Swede will make good in the lg future. I- -' H ' S ' Cl' li k-tl ll I- onors. enlor ass as e ma . '- up I' II lu lg ul ll lu .I -I ll lu ll 1. ll , In ll 1. ll II ll -I II In Il -I ll ll -I 1 . . -I lg VVil.1.i,m C1m'xmN. . lrankfori. New York I- 'l .. - ,, Il I- 9 .- ll , . . , . u lg . 'll1ll upon entering Muhlenberg will honor that college I: R: with his presence for 1sn't Bill a very deserving young man ll -I possessed with rare qualities that would honor any college, the lg class of.'25 thinks so anyway. 5 . .- :E Bill has had a rather remarkable year at Sul'l1eld making :I .I a name in athletics and a host 0ffl'llfl1ClS. -1 'U Honors: Football Seconds, 'Z-lg Basketball Varsity '25g ll I: Block club. ' gg Il Il ll ll -I Il .I II ll Il ll I- ll lg ll I. ll lj ll ll Il -I ll ll ll -I ll ll 'I Groarr Hmiukn Bethel Conn ll I. . .. , , . , . .- -I llIlldKlV!l III-lihbvfl 'FY .- , , . , . 5, . -- :: 'Ti.f Iikr Ihr' Irfll of II lnwr In hir lIl!1lI'.H :I l g: Alasfthe Beau Brummel steps mvand captivates the hearts :I -I of our fair maidens. ,luddy came into our mIilSt.l3SC year -1 ll and has proven himself in sports as well as any boy in school I- :: perhaps. He is expcclally noted for his work on thc mound. :I .I lhehclass sends George down Dixie way CUmversity of West -1 lg Vlrgimal with all wishes for the best ofluck and a bit of warning I- F: Beware, else some southern bloom will get you. I' Honors: Varsity Baseball, '24, '25: Varsity Football, '2-lg ll lg Varsity Basketball, '24-'25. Block S Club. I1 L' I ll I- II ll ll II ll ll Il Q I- ll 'l wentv-four ll

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IlI'IlI.I'I'I'IgIlIlIlIl , tk llllll'lllll'l'l'l'l'l'l --l-.-.-l-.-.-.-.-l-l-.- Uhr qlyfamgr ann mln IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL: :: -- -I -I II II II -' -' II II -I II I1 . . . .. 'I I. I1 RANK DANual.s . New Mrk Clly - t Q - i I ' Dan , l3ebe' l'rankie'. Il 1 ' . ,, 'I r. Ur llzouglll the N. Y. Crum' form' .fl1lI'lz'cf in ilu' lliulmu . I . . I: Dannle , one ofthe Knickerbocker boys ofthe school. LI :I was forced to leave us last year, due to illness, but returned in the -3 .G fall of '24 to make a strong hnlsh this year. - ll I- As an athlete he will be a great asset to Columbia and he has :I . . , :I our best wishes. We also have no doubts as to l' rank s scho- I: ' lastic abilities I ll ' I :1 Honors: Basketball 2nd leam, '2S. .- II I' 'I I- ll ll 'I I- .- ll 'I 1. II ll ll II I' .I -I I- .- ug II II Il Il . . , 'I I- Dwicrrr l'oo'rie lla:-ffm-fl, Conn. II . -I rg Feet. - M . . . . . . . . ll l his game Hartfordlte though Clll'l'llllllIlVCll1 size and weight I: tg was feared by many of the football candidates because of his :- gameness and daring as well as his playing ability. lhough Il E studies are not his long suit he always is right there when the time comes. .- L- Nlay all good luck he yours in your future career, expecially ll . at Yale. I- Honors: . Football 2nd team, '2-l-, '2Sg Senior Class Basket- II :I Ballg Dramatncs '25. I -I fl I- ll 'I l- ll ll 'I I- II ll 'I II ll I' 'I ll I' -I fl :: I S II . ' Doucms S'I'Rl5li'I' lfolm I :: Doug . :I Thr U11izfrr.ml C5l7 F01U'ilVfIl'fl.f, 110 b!'lIk1'.rfH I . . , , :I Doug , the quiet unassuming lad from the hills of llastmg -: has been among us a goodly number of years.. He has been I' I- seen many times onlone basketball court playingasupcrior brand II Il of ball. We wish Doug ' the best Worcester has for him and : ll we exnect tonhear of his doing great things in the future. Good Il Il luck, ' Doug . :- Honors: '23, '24,'25 Basketball town teamg '23, '2-l,'2S, ': -' Baseball town team. Il li II -I I as . ll 4- gg l' II :I . . ll wr tx-three

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AI ,. llllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllll t ,lf l Il tk I I ::l-'-'-l-l-l-.-l-.-.-l- alll' WVUIYBI' 'aah in a lllnlnlnlllnlllnlulu 1:1 lu I: ll ll 51 I' ll u: :I I' -u nl 'I ,. . . ll :: MERVIN JENNINGS, lorrmgmn, Cr. 'I Buzzard , Stretch . ' ll In l l I l H Il :S Verily, tlli.r .rtrtplzng hall: lofty zz,rpn'al1ou,f. :I As his nick-name implies, Stretch is very short and I- -: stocky, Qabout'6 feet 4 to.be exact CFD. He has been in the ll habit of migrating to a certain establishment of the terpslchorean -I :I art in Springfield. Buzzard is a football player of not mean I- -: abiltiy. In bidding you farewell we sincerely hope that Dame ll Fortune will always smile upon you, and not her daughter - . , - - w I :I Miss-Fortune ', especially during your stay at the U. of l. ll Honors: Football 2nd Team, '24: Tau Omega Kappa. '- ll ll 'I ll ll -I 'I II ll ll 'I 3 ll ll -I 'I II ll 1 -I -I 1 ll ll l -I 'I ll 'I -I -I ll :: ABRAHAM KREMER, . Lvwfll, IVHH- -I Abie l.ankev Cohen ll ll ' ' ' :: Introducing Ihe broad llarrfard Nfl . 'I This oun fellow hails from a place which was made lg I- y g ' cc yr r ' ' .I verv popular and well known here in Suffield by Abe Liskind, ll ' . L k ha alwa s '- ll one of thc best cheerleaders wc ever had. lfan y s y .- Fa been very reserved and so he never mingled with the boys much. I- .. We sincerely wish you good luck. :I Honors: Class Basketball. ll -I 'I lu ll ll 'I ll ll -I 'I ll ll -I 'I ll ll -I -I lu ll -I 'I ll ll -I 'I ll ll -I :: I In -I HARRY l,ARSON, . Br1dgfport, Conn. gg Chubbie , Cherub . L: H IHlove.lo nzrditate on anything bu! books-. - 1 . ll C,hub hails from Bridgeport and seems to be satished ln -I :I all that. lVlany'f fourth floor events were spiced up by the actions lg -: of this small child. This year's class hopes to hear reports about :I ll Cherub from Lafayette on whose gridiron we are sure that he - , . . -I :I will make'good. l We are confident that Harry will win even li -I greater things in life after college. I: Honors: Varsity Football, '243 Block S Club. :I ll .1 :I ll I -I :I ll I- 'I l I ll -I I' - l L: Twenty-live -I