Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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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

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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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32 BROCKTONIA KATZ. NATHAN He cynic'lly spectates the world every day Like a desolate cat on the lookout for prey. KELLEHER. ALFRED GODSEL Quick thinking Con his feet. I guessj and ges- tures and gyrations . Comprise finvent. I ought to sayl his English recitations. KELLIHER. PHILIP GEORGE For Brockton High's brave victories our Kelliher did strive And so was one of our well-known and swift Chicago Five. KEOUGH. JAMES HOWARD Jimmie kicks so hard and neat His educated boot is sweet. KIRVIN. WILLIAM EDWARD When Billy has a thing to do. with him it's now or never . The stories that he writes are always humorous and clever. KRAMER. PHILIP HAROLD My coIlege. says Phil. you can hunt east or west For a better: I think. tho, that Brown is the bert. KROCK, HAROLD From out among the gunmen. clever Hishy came back. nice as ever. KRUKONIS. PETER JOSEPH Another jolly good fcllo. Who hails from old Montello. LABRACHE. FRANCIS WILLIAM Always up upon his toes. He on Court Street courting goes. LAKE. CLIFFORD HERMAN Do you want a snapshot or photograph to take? Please to buy your camera from Mr. Cliford Lake. LAMBERT. GEORGE ERNEST Music's in his power. 'tis his to command. He plays on the piano and also in the band. LANE. EDWARD EDGAR Jinny helps Ed cheering cause It's three locomotives and a pause. LEACH. RUSSELL EVERETT When you are suffering. my dears. from any kinds of ills. Just let the Doctor cure you with his famous brand of pills. LENDH. WALTER RICHARD The school bank waxes rich and healthy. For he will be a banker wealthy. LORING. ELMER THAYER Haste makes waste. we are deploring. Slow but sure is Elmer Loring. LOW. DAVIS PACKARD His name is Low: in stature. tho' he's very. very hi h And Iiiis ambitions tower quite beyond the bound- ' less sky. LULOW. WILLIAM VICTOR I fa' down and go boom on the ice. says Bill. With my 'cello. not water. like Jack and Jill. LYNCHE. AUBREY JOHNSTON A life saver? It's a cinch, A whole package was Aubrey Lynchel MACDUFF. FRANCIS HENRY Supposing he had Rhoda ways and now was turn- ing back. Would not you greet him kindly asking. And Howard you. Mac? MACKENZIE. DEANE REYNOLDS Who's a king St for a queen? Why. the chap whose name is Deanel MAHONEY. JOHN I-RANCIS The story that John draws so well. His history map-book can tell. MAIELLANO. ROCCO VINCENT What higher aspirations of a lad could you expect. He'll study hard and dig away 'til he can archi- tect. MALMGREN. WILFRED EDGAR Conscientious lad and neat. Economics is his meat. MANION. STANLEY EDWARD How proud. oh Lord. Of his new Ford! MANNING. CLAYTON FRANCIS How, Clayton. can you tirelessly Stand up so long in history. MANSULLA. ANTONIO JOHN Never in a hustle. Haste is bunk and phony. Calmnessl Coolness. That's the way I succeed. cries Tony. MARTIN. JOHN JAMES Wuxtry. wuxtry-'bout the hghtl Buy a poiper. Sir. tonight? MARTIN. JOSEPH PHILIP He deserves a praising line For his faith in '29. MASTOVIC. JOSEPH We wish that we were any place except right here at home. When Joe begins to practice on his noisy saxa- phone. MATHER. FRANCIS JAMES Dark Sal looks villainous and bold. Louise things not. as we were told. MATHEWS. EDMOND JOSEPH Please call Edmond Bloody when to him you refer. For Edmond is a Bloody whom the girls prefer. McCARTHY. WARREN FRANCIS Blithe and carefree as can be. The South End's Romeo is he. McCLUSKEY. THOMAS JOSEPH Peter. Peter. pumpkin eater. Who than Millie could be sweeter! McCUTCHEON. WALTER FLETCHER A cheerful lad is Walter. and he's bound for M. I. T.. Designer of great aeroplane: some day he'lI surely be. McGRAIL. THOMAS PETER Tom's head can almost touch the sky. he is so very tall. The candy-maker's quite ar home when he is play- ing ball. McHUGH. BERNARD WILLIAM A rumor sweeps about concerning B. McHugh. It is that all the Junior girls are quite in love with you. McIVER. WILLIAM HENRY Working hard and with a will For the Enterprise is Bill. McMAHON. ARTHUR EDWARD Smart as Arthur is. yet he Doesn't love his history. McNAUGHTON. KENNETH RONALD Does he like to use a pen? Tell us. do you really. Ken? METCALF. JAMES GIBBS He can tease and make you laugh. Funny kid is Jim ,Metcalf. MILLER. GEORGE ASTOR ' Horses! Horses! They lor speed Beat the best velocipede. MILOUSKAS. EDWARD CHARLES Just like the lamb in nursery rhymes Che always minds the rulel. Dear Eddie likes a Mary, and he follows her tu school. MISKINIS, JOSEPH FRANCIS Big and rough and ready. kind of funny, too. V'as our Biondello in the Taming of the Shrew. MISKINIS. JULIUS A robust angel-face. o'ertopped by clouds of yel- low curl. But Julie's very quick to prove he is no sissie girl, MOORE. WARREN REGINALD As Triton blew his conch-shell in a most com- elling wa P Y- Our Warren blows a trumpet in the orchestra to- day. MOREY. JOSEPH JOHN Here, after searching far and wide. A perfect student t pilied. MORIARTY, JAMES FRANCIS True and hearty. Moriarty! MOROWSKI. CHARLES In Charles, of whom each one is fond. The North End boasts another blond. MORSE. GEORGE BARTLETT The sheik of room 10? Of course You must mean Sir Georgie Morsef MUNROE, LAURENCE MASON Still and calm is he, forsooth And brother to the pretty Ruth.