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' ‘‘Lore mokes he irorhl (jo ’roiuol” STELLA R. FROOM Dramatics, 4. General Course. Stella has been with us but one short year, having come to us all the way from English High in Worcester, but her friendly, breezy manner makes us regret not having her pleasant compan- ionship for the first three years. She made such a sweet “old maid” in our Senior Play that she had to split her dances afterwards to satisfy the demands made for her company, for she is considered one of our many “good-looking” girls. 2G
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iNiiid Is flic .sluiiihml of iiicid’ EDWARD FADGEN ••p ' ‘adgie’ ' “Eddy “Buns Junior Prom Committee, Commercial Course. Edward Fadgen blossomed into High School a model youth. He has always acted as Charlie Graf’s valet since, and so we are no longer able to say he is a model youth. Early in his High School days he worked on one of Casey’s bakery wagons, where he acquired an uncanny skill as a special- ist in selling buns; hence the nickname, “Buns.” He has a cheerful disposition and always a smile, Eddie intends to enter business school next fall, and we feel sure that the qualities he has displayed during his career in High School will carry him to success in his chosen field.
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“ ' yV e U ' i,s(l( nt of manij and the wit of one” % HAROLD B. GANNON “Ichhy’’ “G 4” “Ganno’ ' “Jabo” Student Manager, 4; Dramatics, 4; Editor-in-Chief of Class Book, Junior Prom Committee; Military Training Committee; Cap- tain of Senior Company, C. H. S. Cadets; Senior Quartet. Technical Course. Gannon was our real live wire throughout the whole four years of his High School career. He was one of the most diligent workers of 1917, and always on deck to help it out when it was in difficulty. He was one of the most efficient managers the Student ever had on its staff and his literary prowess is plainly visible in this Class Book, of which he is Editor-in-Chief. Gannon was a “swell” dancer and he was always in great de- mand at social affairs. He was also an actor of no small ability. Gannon was a prominent member of “that Senior Quartette,” and also of the far-famed “4.” His whistle was one that had the poor teachers on the verge of prostration, trying to find out who it was. After leaving C. H. S. he intends to enter Bliss Electrical School, Washington, D. C., and we predict for him many friends and much success there. 27
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