Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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30 BROCKTONIA BATSON, JOHN ALDEN These two the world just hinges on: John and Betty: Betty and John. BEARMAN. MYRE Another youthful chap wearing out the door. Right behind the counter, working in the store. BERGMAN. ALBERT Study, study: yes. you wouldl Too much. tho. is not so good. BERRY, THOMAS WALTER Hair so black and curly very. That we tall him our Blackberry. BIALKOWSKI. GEORGE JOSEPH G He likes to slumber peacefully when day begin! or ends. Oh. Gcordie and the sandman are the very best of friends. BIGNEY. LAWRENCE HARTFORD BJUHR. ELZEAR HORACE EUCLID A colorful fellow Who th.nks well of yellow. Lawyer. doctor. clerk or palmer? No siri Lawrence is a farmer. BLACHER. AARON HAROLD At quarreling and quibbling Mr. Blacker take! the cake. He's quite a dandy. lately. one might almost uy a rake. BLUMBERG. ABRAHAM . Surely no one can complain That Abie hasn't one fine brain. BLUMBERG. ERNEST Give the poor school kids a rest. Homework? Gee. we're so oppressed. BORVICK. PERCY So busy and hardworking, be Is quite a man of industry. BRADY. JOHN ALPHONSE ' As plucky and courageous as a boy can really be. He thinks a lot of a certain lass whose name is Marjorie. BRAZAS, STANLEY Honest. upright. also manly. Virtues find their place in Stanley. BROWN. DANIEL CURTIS I'm a brave and daring man. But BrookviIle's far away, says Dan. BROWN. ROBERT JOHN Long. lean, grand Robert is. With a comely. somber phiz. BUCKLEY. MATTHEW FRANCIS To Mat, the son of Erin. delightful fancies caper. He grasps his able brush and captures them on paper. BUMPUS. CRAIG LOREN Just as tall as Lindy: makes us think of him. For we always call him by the name of Slim. BURKE. JAMES HAROLD An author's muse does kindly lurk NVithin the pen of Jimmie Burke. BURNS, EDWARD ANTHONY Ed Burns 'em up. The girls?--er no. Hc's wondrous in his studies. tho. BURRILL. CARLETON PRATT ln Latin, how the child can stalll But widows do not mind at all, BUTKUS. ERNEST He jumped so high. Ncarly reached the sky. CALLAN. R.CHARD JOSEPH Young kids like me, says Dickie-Bird, Should hz seen but never heard. CAMPBELL, GEORGE FRANCIS Answer just this question before you dart away. We want to know quite badly, how Fanny is to- day. CAMPION. RAYMOND EDWARD Little Ray of sunshine makes us smile with joy At his wise UD cracks: keep it up. little Sonny- Boy. CARLSON. ROGER EVOLD Most everythings ine But it's printing for mine. CARPENTER. LEWIS PERCE Entertaining quite a bit, His tap dancing is a hit. CELIA, ALFRED WILLIAM So much he knows About men's clothes. CERCI. JOHN JOSEPH Measure widths and letters: twelve inches by nine. Fun it is and labor to print a brilliant sign. CHAPMAN. JAMES HERBERT Strawberry blond is this young shaver. Yet in opera his voice did quaver. CHAUSSE. FREDERICK EMILE Fred's too busy to play pranks. He must collect attendance blanks. CHESNULEVICH, ADOLPH RICHARD Tell us. prithee. Adolph how Is your dancing coming now? CHISHOLM. JOHN PARKER Chisholm likes to take a nap. He is an athletic chap. CLAPP. RUSSELL IRVING Want to know a secret? Well. if you mue'. All the school girls just love Rus. COHEN, SAMUEL Did you stumble and feel clammy, When Ann in ethics called for Sammie ? CLARK, LAWRENCE WESTLEY Who wouldn't envy this lad, this clever Lawrence Clark. Since in both trig and physics he is certainly a shark. COLEMAN. CHARLES PHILIP To obtain a lasting wave, His hair a permanent he gave. COLMAN. JOSEPH And one would give me Efty cents to kiss him on the stair. But gh, I bought a Latin book, so there. there. t ere. COLLINGWOOD. NORMAN WESLEY A nice kid is the title that nts him to a letter. Norman's very busy: he is a pinsetter. CORCORAN, THOMAS EDMUND JAMES The Times reporter has the say About B. I'I.'s news each day. COX. ROBERT DOWNING That Brocktou's ball teams other teams of vic- tories did rob. Is due in a great measure to their manager, this Bob. CREED. WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER Dapper Dan Was a ladies' man. CURLEY, JAMES JOSEPH If there are answers to his prayer, He, too, some day will be a mayor. DAILEY, RICHARD ALBERT Roses bloom in soft white cheeks. But it's a man when Richard speaks. DANIELIAN. CHARLES Ask him, my children, and you shall hear The story of Charlie's musical career. DAVIS. RICHARD LEIGH Master of many a subtle trick. Clever fellow. Not so, Dick? DENNEHY. WILLIAM FRANCIS JOSEPH Wild and woolly things seem to Billie best. Bill is just a cowboy longing for the West. DESLAURIER. ROLAND JOSEPH In case he'll some day need it. he was trained and trained, we'll say. A sgxrdy servant Roland was in the Senior Class lay. DI PASQUA, ALFRED EDWARD When you are called Jeff, you're of jest the butt. Don't get angry. Al: it's worse to be called Mutt. DOHERTY. JAMES JOHN Our presidmt can sprint, by Jove-you'1l heat him. did you say? You'll have to get permission-for only Ethel May. DUMAIS, HAROLD JOSEPH Childe Harolde loves music and him we don't blame For Orpheus with music the wild things could tame. DUNLEVY, WILLIAM CHARLES He dashes to school with leap and spring. Right after the bell has begun to ting. EIZENBERG. DAVID 'Twas not a great Goliath that this David had to slay. But poor pronunciation that he has cured all away. EK. ELDON HOYVARD How is it Eldon's so very hashful and so thy? If any lass accosts him he does blush and nearly cryl

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BROCKTONIA 29 SHUKIS. LOUISE THEODORA Louise's taste I don't deplore. Her hero's Lionel Barrymore. SHULTZ. MILDRED LOUISE As tall and dark and clean of limb As Pocahontas must have been. SIEGEL, EDITH IDA She should have gone to Illinois. To help shoot baskets with our boys. SILVERSTEIN. FANNIE May your future. Miss Silverstein. As bright as any silver shine. SIMPSON, CORA RUTH Here's a joke that's often sprung. Auntie Cora's awfully young! SIMPSON, EVA MABEL Wise. alluring. yet naive. SIMPSON. LORRAINE FRANCES WITCHER Sweet she is as sugar cocky. - We think so-and so does Snooky. As the first enchanting Eve. SINGER. ELIZABETH .IEANETTE Betty. her due share will get. Ziegfeld hasn't seen her yet. SKAVES, ANNIE MARGUERITE Her writing caused her trouble: revenge Bill and Coo craves. The class cried Yes in chorus, when teacher asked Anne Shaves ? SKINNER. DOROTHY MARGARET Words came so easily to her, She needs no lexicographer. SLINEY. CATHERINE ORIETTA Kate is really houseworlfs fan. Keeps her room all spick and span. SMITH. MARTHA ELEANOR LOUISE I'll predict for well I may. She'll lead the Woman's Club some day. SMITH. THELMA ELIZABETH Hair like bright denant flame. And her temper is the same. SNOW, ZAIDA MINOLA That good things come in packets small, Is proved by Zaida once for all. SPRAGUE DOROTHY VIRGINIA The shrew,s great tzmper was not so hot Compared with the nice one owned by Dot. STEWART, BERTHA CAROLINE Bertha often halts to parley. With a chap who's titled Charlie. STONE. MARY MARJORIE Drives a car and. skilfull. sews. Does design the cutest clothes! STROBERG. ASTRID RUTH When on B. H. she's looking back. Most likely sbe'll remember Ma:k. STUDENSKI. ELIZABETH GERTRUDE Tucked in her little cozy bed. Or-does she traipse of nights instead? SUHOVICH, LUCY MARGARET Perhaps it's so. but tell me true. Do blushes mean you're bashful. Lou? SUNDEN. CONSTANCE IRVING Oh. what's the use of baking. laments the Queen of Hearts. If bold bad knaves must some along and steal away my tarts? SWANSON. EVELYN ANNA ELIZABETH You win. Evelyn. SWANSON. RUTH OLGA As glorious as the Swanson-you know the one I mean- That glitters so alluringly upon the silver screen. SWINIMER. MILDRED ELIZABETH The word that suits her best. I guess. Is just this one: it's daintiness. TINKHAM. ALICE MARIE For me has gay morning her banner unfurled. I own all the heavens. and sit on the world. TOWER. HELEN Modest and retiring Bower. Long haired lassie. Helen Tower. TREINAVICZ. MARY CLAIRE Trinky, slender, graceful, witty. Is an usher at the City . TUMUNIS. FRANCIS AMELIA Frances is a thinker: you can't say that for all. A girl is she whom everyone my friend would like to call. TURNER. NATALIE ELIZABETH History! Ah here's redection. Thinkl Nat Turner's insurrection. TYLER, RUTH FRANCES My nose does glisten quite enough? Oh, let me take your powder pull. URBANOWICZ, VICTORIA WANDA She can conquer just the same. As her long victorius name. VARNUM, ELEANOR MILDRED Causing talk most loud and rife. Gossips add some spice to lifel VINCENT. DORIS Doris, here, is silent seen, At the side of tall Pauline. VISMIN, SOPHIE A girl who's very Gay and merry WALSH. MARY ELLEN Ever onward. unafraid. The Charge of the Light Brigade. WEINER. IDA Who has a brain that's bigger and liner Than that possessed by Ida Weiner? WERNER. HAZEL ALMA Hazelnuts are good to eat. She's no nut-but she's awfully sweet. WILBUR, BERNICE MARION Whimsical. gay with her caprice, An orchestra member is Bernice. XVILCOX. PAULINE Parrots talk a lot, by golly. Want a cracker. pretty Polly? WILLIS, MARIAN TALBOT Rosy's writing nction about any land or clime. She rather saves Brocktonia with her story every time. WILLSON. DOROTHY Fred will be the boss. and she Will take down his stenography. WINOCUR, CLARA HELEN Cheery. friendly girl is this And a most athletic miss. YAFFE, ETHEL Answer us, we've asked you twice. Is working for a dentist nicel' YERMOLOVICH, AMELIA VERA Golf, I think. keeps her in trim. She is genuinely slim. YOUNGSON. GLADYS SUTHERLAND Best small girl we've ever had. Just to see her makes us Glad. YUKNA. HELEN As sweet and toothsome. pink and white as any good confection. Her clothes and silky hair are groomed to absolute perfection. YUSKIATIS. NELLIE DOMSIE Nellie's piquant features and lovely self do show. That she knows of beauty all there is to know. ZABAROUSKY. LILLIAN When playing in the treble or in the deep base clef. she Is called the one who'll follow in the steps of Paderewski. ABERCROMBIE. STANLEY ARMSTRONG A lad as dark as Stan. you know. Admires locks with golden glow. ABRACZINSKY. ALBERT CARL Albert knows from A to Z. For in his name those letters be. ALMQUIST. RUSSEL CLINTON Alms for Almquist please keep stored. So he can buy a new Ford. APJOHN. THOMAS LAWRENCE Swift on the court as are birds above. Tommie hollers. Forty love! ATWOOD, BARTLETT SHAW He needs no sevcnaltaguc boots. My eyes. Is it yeast Bart eats to make him rise? BARENT. LIONEL CHARLES Poor Barrymore Cfor he-'s so calledl can never mind the rule. He talks and has to spend his time a-staying alter school. BARKOWSKY. ANTHONY JOHN With flat brown curls he's often s'cn. Taking the temperature of room I8. BARLOW. FRANK RAYMOND The jazz king is so zealous Paul Vlhiteman must be jealous.

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EK, HAROLD JOHN BROCKTONIA 31 He knows each latest tune: no. none doe: he fot- get. For Harold is an expert when playing his comet. EK. ROBERT WALDEMAR What a nicknamel My. oh. my He has earned. it is Wiseguy. EKMAN. GEORGE LESTER Nought to me's a mystery. If it's U. S. history. ENSOR. ALBERT HACKETT Tonsorial art in the French club play. Where as barber he held swa y. ERICKSON. ALFRED JOHN See the chocolate spray and the atrawb'rry moun- tain Sonnie jerks away at the EWELL. JOHN HENRY Danny-Long-Legs come to 'N all the children gather FARRELL. KENTON BOND He'Il get far As a track stat. FAULK. WESLEY SNOW A gentleman farmer already is soda fountain. town 'round. Wes. And his prizes will prove it to sceptics. I guess. FIELDMAN. HAROLD Ripe for argument is Hal every single day. First psriod. room I7. in IV English A. FISHER. CARLETON MINER He has to stay up late at night adjusting tubes. you know. To get the distant stations on his darling radio. FISHER. LESTER WARREN Do not need a tow-rope: do not need a cord. I would not get stalled. laughs Les. driving my new Ford. FITZGERALD, CLARENCE OLIVER He argues so. his place would To be on our debating team. FORBUSH. EARL MAYNARD SEND Usefulness a store clerk brings. Making change and selling things. FORD. PAUL As King Paul. you hold your O'er the kingdom called IV FROEBERG. THEODORE CARL His acting's good and when are often peaches. No wonder, for he leads the speeches. FULLER. CHARLES ALDEN sway K. PETER he speaks his jokes club of after dinner With pride on the record of Charles we look back. Mighty good one must be to beat him on the track. GARBARINO, JOHN JOSEPH A moody quiet chap he is. and given to introspec- tion. What subjects docs he think calm rclection? GARDNER. JAMES CUSHMAN on in his dreamy. It is too bad. now. isn't it that they reversed your IIIIIIIIS. For the-re's a famous a-tor who is known as Gard- ner James. GIBBS. ARTHUR FREEMAN ln the market Gibbs is handy. Clever fellow, and a dandy. GIBBS. HOXVARD WESLEY Howard's busy all week. I wecn. A-goin' falling on Sunday e'en. GILES. JOSEPH HENRY Green sweater. brown hair. flashing smiles. All these belong to Jos'ph Giles. GILLIS. EDWARD RONALD He spends recess with Kate. the fair. A-tossing tid-bits in the air. GLINSKI, ANTHONY THOMAS Of tools and nails and lacquer we'll have to buy SOITIP l'l lOl'?. Since Tony Glinski's clerking at a well-known hardwar: store. GOLD. BENNIE 'ust to lit his name. 'tis told. B'n has hair and heart of gold. GOLD. LESLIE Sousaphone. when all is told. Makes us. blindfold. ick Old Gold GORDON, NASON IVAR Knickers. sweaters, natty hose. He's a connoisseur in clothes. GRIGAITIS. JOHN BOLISHLAW Boys who hail from Jug Montello Find their pleasure in Campello. GUERIN. DANIEL TIMOTHY Each day in the ifth period down there in room eleven. I hear that Danny raises-well. the opposite to heaven. GULLBRANTS, ALBERT ERIK His strong man's art. it is a gift one. He is no dumbbell. tho he'll lift one. GUSTAFSON. CLARENCE RICHARD Who about his hair is fussy? It's the com-blond lad named Gussie. HALLAMORE. ELDON COTTON Led us ou. piled up the score. Yea-for Captain Hallamore. HAM. CHARLES WILLIAM The president of the Dramatic Club is far from old. Bxtldhe is gay and handsome. and perhaps a little 0 . HANNAFORD. ERNEST GEORGE Gay and hiPPY. never sad. Frank and Ernest is the lad. HARRIS. WENDELL BURKE Orchestra player. sweet and low To Spain he wouldn't want to go. HEATH, LAWRENCE EDMUND Larry has a splendid voice: we hope he'll not abuse it. The operatic stage. some day. will be so glad lv use it, HICKS. WALTER EDWARD Youth and swagger: looks? Oh joy. Walter 'is a Lucky boy. HIGGINS, EDWARD FRANKLIN He's busy always and his time is filled For Edward is a machinist. skilled. HILL. ROBERT GRACE Do they come snappier or neater Than the shcikish young cakeeateri HOAK. WALTER RAYMOND Stand your ground. Walt. do not slip. Never. IValt. give up the ship. HOKANSON. HAROLD RAYMOND For Hal so big and tall. Ah, many maidens fall. HOLMES, MERLE CHANNING Merle just simply will not hike. Goes acourting on his bike. HORTON. WILLARD ALBERT If silent ones are wise. then he The wizard of us all must be. HOWARD, EMERSON MINOT Leisure. lazy. languishing, And light hair belongs to him. HOWES. HOWARD WILLCUTT lyhat now! Here's Howl HUFF. KENNETH FLORIAN He'd tour to France for p'raps a week. And trarh the natives how to speak. HURLEY. CLARENCE ROLAND The weather matters not to him: he gives no snap for that. But lets the wind play with his hair: he never wears a hat. HYDE. FRANCIS DANIEL The maflllff of football Kyra. life contains sut- prisesl. Is also leader of his line in opening exercises. JACKSON. ROBERT COPELAND Good manager! Poor Bob gets mixed in history. So many Jacksons. he can't tell which one is meant. you see. JACOBS. GEORGE FRANKLIN Butter and cgg man big is he. From way out west called Kennedy. JOCOY. VVALTER ALBERT A darling boy Is big Jocoy. JOY. ALFRED HENRY JOSEPH Alfred surely is a joy. Friday discussions. Atta boyl JULIAN, LEONARD JOSEPH GOODWIN. EDWARD WENTXVORTH' NVho the t:d'1ian is really don't you know? to heaven. Why it's Edward Goodwin in the minstrel show. He gave us information 'bout the kids in 27. For this good deed when he is old he'll surely go