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

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:E :: :: :: :: ii I'I'.li'lIIi'lFli'.!I.1i'II'lIII'2 Ulu QDUUYBP HND iilvfk FIIIFIIIIIFIFBIIIIIIIII-E Anemia F. Ross, Ilnmilioa, N. Y. Pug , Archie . Small, bu! lmrd like a nal. Pug , one of the valley boys,-now all together. l.ove has touched this fair lad from the north and he now hats .400 with her and .375 with the 9. Archie is one of the popular boys of the school and incidentally one ofthe best athletes winning his letter in three sports. lt's good luck and Godspeed. May your career at Colgate be as spectacular as it has been at Sul'l'icld. Honors: '24, Football: '25, Basketball: Baseball '25: Block S Club. limvfum C. Rulmcx, Troy, Ni-w York lfddy . Oral Qf Troy-llomr Qf .flrrow Collars and llrlrnf' Although licldy has been among us only one year, he seems one of us, and we shall all lniss him after tlune. lfddy can handle his lunch-hooks whether they are in boxing gloves or tickling the piano ivories. lf you always try to make life as much of an enjoyable thing as you have at Sullield, your sorrows will be few in number. Honors: All Aboard Orchestra: Business lVlanager, Year Book: Vice-Presiclent, 'liau Omega Kappa. MEl.VlN WMKHR Scuuu, llnrlford, Conn. Nellie , lfrlmlz1 llllf drmmrr mmf'1li. Considered by many of the students as one of the best mathematicians ofthe Senior Class, this Hartford youth will undoubtedly make good in the solution of his life's problems. His favorite indoor sport is earning as many H's as possible on all of his monthly reports. Keep up the good work at Yale, Schuh, and we know that you will come through with high laurcls. Honors: Glee Club, '24 and '25g Year Book Staff. Twentv-nine

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llllllll-I-Ill-Ill-IIIUI - IIIIIIIIIIIII III I I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII alll' allfmflll' UND mlafli I-I-I-I-I-I-l:l-ull-:nhl I Il ' I: II .I ll I- II .I II I- UI II ll I- Il -I Lg I II I- QHARLICS l,liIX, . Nrw lork City - , , , . I: lt-w Gun . Qharlie . 1 . I: lV11l, I rrckon lhlllif nnolllfr rwlrli Ifor my paul. - ,, . . . . I: ' lew Gun , so named for his ability to devour Zane Grey's ll novels, rode iInto town uponIhis favorite mustang Pinto and II g: has done considerable shooting up ever since. Charlie has been ll here only a year but during that time has made many friends b ' -I II . . . 5 I- Il his smile and havw nature. He foes to the West to b- o I I I. L I ec me II gl a gold dlgger and plans on further education at the Colorado ll I School of Mines. Here's how Charlie-ro 'et 'em. -I ll P P I- :S Honors: Tennis, '25s Dramatics, '25: Glee Club, '25, 'I -I lrack, '2J: Year Book btaff: President 'l'au Omega Kappa. I' II ll Il ll I- II -I II ll - I ll I I Cl . I Il ll Ilosiarn Rlaln l,0'l l'IiS, .flzmmr 'II .- I- ,li , . .. ll . . , II -I 'loe l, Doc , Hfeken. q ll ' Il -I ln Furl I lrufl ffl!! oth 'r.r muff av czrh . I- II , I ' ' , pf A l , I: :I Globe tIrotter, speculator, agent, hnancler, and jack-of-all- Il -: trades. l his could apply to anyone, but there is only one Joe Il I- Pottes, the boy with the million dollar smile. Coming in the fall ll ol 22, Doc has graced the fertile soil about buflield for three I ,. . . . . , I -. years. His tactics relative to the female species are deceptive :- I- to those about him, but a close analysis reveals a most passionate lg 'I and persistant adhesion to their kind. lfrom Fat l.oefl'el, l I. H H - I -I Doc grabbed the torch of school dalesman with no mean re- :I I- sult. Illinois will surelyIhnd in joe a ready backer and yet I: :I one not to forget old burbeld. II ll Honors: President of Class in '23, Bulletin StaH', '23, :- gg lfootball, ,22. 2nds '23, Varsity '2-lg ilirack, '23, '24, '25: l.cader I: Glee Club '2-l' l'r'sid'nt Athlltic A ' ti '2-l-'7 Bl k .I I- II III I . , e ei I e , ssocia .on, ..J, oc '- II h Club: Year Book Stall. - . I 'I l II Il -I II I- II -I II I- Il Osooon Ralf l?rool'lwi N Y Il I-I - .. . , I , . . '- 'I 017ie Racer ll I- .. , . ' f. . I :g Ihr grnllrnizlu .rclzufar 1r1rnl . :I 'I lhe ClllCOl'Il'lCllICl'Ol.tl1C Yearbook is well worthv of wraise I II -- ,- - l ' . for is it not the Year Book of 2:--and does not that class I' l I II choose wisely? I: 'I No member ofthe class has been more faithful in his untirin f I I- . . . . la I etlorts in relation to the class and to school life. 3 'I .. - , ,. - - .. .,- . Il II Ozzie s Dl'CSCI'lPl'l0l1ll0!' the blues is music. He plays a I- :: inean banJo, and can play all sorts of weird harmony as proved -I bv his playing at the numerous tea dances. I H' 'l 'f'l- ll - 'l fl' lv lf'll l' -I I is antit ott TI: tI1tI wuts I is aug ung ant ,ooc e ows up ant one can a wavs nc tiem in us room. I , . - . ' . . ' I he class of'2n owes Rae much and also wishes lnm success 'l'wenty-eight in his work at M. l. 'l'. and life. The class of'25 thanks you Rae. Honors: Class Basketball, '24, '25, Orchestra, '2S: Y. lVl. C. A. Secretary, '2Sg Debating Team, 'Z-l: lfditor in chief of this book. Il I IIIIIIIII n.u.a.u.uHIFIIH!FIFIFIIIFIIIFIFSFIFlFIFIFIFIFIFIFIIIIIIIIIFIFIFHIIIIIII

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llllllilllll-Iilllllll-I f V ' -I-I-I-I-I-Ill-Ill! I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII alll'-'DYNWLIF ann mlafk I-l-nl-l-lnl-nl-l:l:l: I II I: ll ll 'I II ll ll IC I- -I Il l- .- ll I. ll Ib :g ltnwakn SMITH, - Scllrnrrrady, Nrw York gg Eddy , Smitty . :: lfddy is q'-joe lVloore's only 'rival on the rink and on the gl court. he gives lilden'a good run. lhe lower extremities of his gl :I clothing give one the impression that he has served in the navv. II In lnqaddition to this Smitty ' has a pleasing personality and an gl afbnityi for the brand of cigarettes which has a veiled woman of gl :I the Orient on its containers. II I: bo here's wishing you luck at Yale l'Iddy . .I H Cl' B' 'k- I ll 'V' 'l' '- 'IV '7' ll I. I onors. . ass as ttia , ..n. ennls eam, -ng Dra- gl matics, '2J. II lg II Il I- -- -I I. I- II ll I' II .- II Il I- II Il -I Il .- Il -I II , :I GERARD SULLIVAN. New l.on1lon, Conn. ' 1 - II ll lerrv , bullie . - . . I II , :I Jil, haf Cnmr, .mmf mu.rzr.' Comr, Ihr n'mr11rr. ' I . . . . . :I Originality plus humor minus all seriousness equal the U characteristic found in jerr's dailv routine. We suspect his II - . . . ' . . . ' uen ongue is s reng iene mi s unceasmg wi v ns a ent ance l: H r t r tl d t t b.l tr l ll ar performances of an abbreviated nature. His ability to act gl L: was proven by All Aboard and his voice, in quality, is probably II l- due to the oratorieal contests between him and lVlr. Sisson. Il Completing a second year with us, ,lerry's never failing cheer gl ag will certainly be missed when he becomes a buflaeld Ugrad . II L: Honors: Football Squad, '23, 'Z-I-: Draniatics. '25, lg -I ll II Il -I ll II ll - II I I I Il - I II ll Il .- II Il -I -I .. .. . . .f , . I' Wuiiui iuruifiu mn II I .- Bill Billv II -I V . ' - . . I A: Aly Capmzn! .lly Capln1u! 5: Bill has proven himself a .worthy leader in both the II lg social and athletic SlCl.l'S of school life. lover since he entered II sehool he has been active and a favorite with all. -l a: Bill goes to Colgate and there we feel sure he will he in the II :I limelight and a favorite-ll H I H V I I lhe class of -J wisies to thank Bill lor his support gl L: and leadership. II ,. , . . . lg lhe honor of 25 owes its success to you. Good luck, Blll,- 'I '75 Il II ' . . . ll Honors: '23 '24, l'ootball: '24, '25 Basketball. Captain . . - . - - N - II '23, '24g '25 Baseball, Captain, 25: Block 5 Club. junior .- :Q Prom Committee: Presuleiit of Class, '24, '25. Year Book Stall :I ll '25, Y. M. C. A: Vice-l'resident. 25. -: :U II I Il II -l II II -' - , , ln I I 1 ll ' II