Derby High School - Crimson Yearbook (Derby, CT)

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PC.t1't' Si.l'fz'L'II THE CRIMSON llessie XYalters leaves her correspondence lessons en parachute jumping to Pauline Hugret. Nellie Motfatt, Georgie Berman, and Bill Carroll leave their sociability and inseparable friendship to Bud Larke. Georgie Gamble. and Bill Riordan. Mary Kiley receives the generous gift of Alice Early's giggle sin one oetavel, XYill l'Ql'Co11t1r'r proudly leaves his numerous love- attairs. long trail iff broken hearts, and his orange satin tie to Ed Donahue. the powerful cave-man of the Junior class. lX'innie Balmforth reluctantly hands down her drag with the faculty to Dot Levy, and her pep and popularity to Edna Iiinkson: To 'lennie Zasada. Miriam Goldberg gives her nat- ural zest it r work and dislike for boys. .Xlice Monahan leaves her CLHCHSSS. cleverness. and planning ability to Elizabeth McXYillia1ns. Tw Marion Somers. Margie Neal leaves her dis- carded roller-skates . 1May she always know when ti- use thenrl Georgie Berman gives his book of alibis, foolish gags, and crazy antics to Teddy Eisele for further de- velopment. fMay his teachers rest in peace.j Evelyn O'Keefe leaves her dignity, calmness, and steady devotion to Rita Conway: McCarthy leaves his ability to wind and weave his legs around chairs to Aconfora. To Sylvia Emple and Ethel Loberfeld, Alice Munger gives her come hither looks. Grzeszczak leaves his bashfulness to Loring Stan- nard. In witness thereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal at Derby, Connecticut. this ...................... day of june, 1930, and appoint as our executor Cauthorne Morris of the Class of '31, hereby revoking all former wills by us made at any time. AIARGARET DEGNAN, '30 CECILE HYDE, '30 For the Class of 1950.

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THE CRIMSON P11510 Iiffifvlt Yerna Strang passes her disposition and optimism to Sophie Barron. To Richard Clark, the doubting Sophomore. Charlie Soderstrom gives his inquisitiveness: and to George Gamble his power to shun womeng Margaret Degnan leaves a carbon copy of her perpetual smile, and the formula for her peaches and cream complexion to .-Xgnes Hassett: To Richard Cottrell, Tommy XYallace leaves his alacrity, promptness, and fondness for parties tall kindsl. Ella Tomko, the human chatterbox, hands down her power of incessant talking to Mary Klolloyg To any Sophomore who is willing to watch over her, Tommy Yan Etten entrusts the tender care ol Yvonne Smith. Helen Gamble ceremoniously departs leaving her graceful stride and aristocratic carriage to Bernice Callahan. Hymie Xyebber gives his love for ham sand- wiches to Lester Barron: Francis KlcEnerney and Angelina Blanco be- queath their athletic ability to -loyce XYilkinson and Eleanor Sullivan 3 Sparky Capece leaves his mastery of the English language to 'liianog To Margie Hession, Dot Beaver wills and be- fueaths her ileasinv ersonalitv and charming dis- l 4. l b . :- position 3 Deeds Collins leaves his oratorical prowess. blue- striped knickers. and sense of responsibility to -lohn Ramsbottoni. the fair-haired lfreshie, Minna Bergner leaves her famous giggle and cuds of gum to any lireshman girl who will promise tc use them moderately. tYivian Greenberger please take note. l XYith tears in his eyes. Cottrell hands down his love and consideration for his dear teachers to Corks Morris: XYith willing generosity Cecilia Hyde loans her ettective devilish wink to anyone who will return it in due form and method. Red Glennon wills and beqneaths his freckle-re- mover twhich doesn't work! to Klary Russ and his pipe and tobacco tslightly used? to Teddy Eisele. May they both gain the desired ettect. To Sydney liegeles. Florence Schlitter leaves her ability and agility as a cheer-leader. XYe hope he im- proves with it. To Francis Sweeney, Bill Carroll passes his dancing ability, romantic nature. and numerous girl- friends. Tillie llalper sadly gathers her lotions. powders, and lipsticks and generously bequeaths them to Cath- erine Duggan and Ethel Rlcl-aughlin. loe Paffliart'-'Q power of arguing 'ind stubborn- - .g . , . L L . ness is left to Red Yudkm.

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THE CRIMSON P1111 51 11111111 Class Celebrities 0 Ji g-fllaqgiy: . R : 'jx 1 George Berman Thrnnas Wallace Hymen XX'ebber George Herman Charles Soclerstrom George Berman , Thomas XYallace XYilliam Carroll Freilerick Sill Harry l.ug'g' ., ,, Tli1,1mas XYallace Halter Hession Charles Collins ,lames Glennon ., Charles Collins ,lohn Moffat Thumas Wallace James Lilennon .. XYilliam Carroll Hynien Webber Harry Lugg Charles Collins Mvilsun O'Cr1nn1'1r Harry Lugg Thomas XX'allace Ernest Cottrell ,lriseph Pagliaro Francis Cnrcoran Charles Corcoran Harry Lugg Joseph Pagliam 'lohn Chanda U'illia1n lirzeszczak Harry Lngg . Most Hest Most XYitti M ost llest Class Best Class Rest Must Klusl liest Cutes M 1 1512 M mst Musl BTUSI Rest Most KIOSI M ost Class Best Class Class Class Popular . Looking Studiuus est , Accbniinodating Athlete Flirt Dancer Baby .-Xctnr X Actress Attractive Dignitierl Dressed I , . Business-like Original Rriniantic Lrjwable Singer . M'inifred Halnifurth XYinifred llalmfurth Dorutliy Beaver ,. Ella Toinku Verna Strang Florence Schlitter Margery Neal KYinifred Tlalmfurth Matilda Halper XX'inifred Halniforth Alice Munger Helen Gamble Helen liamlsle Minna Ilergner Cecelia Hyde Dnrntliy Beaver Margery Neal Yerna Strang Leda Pulvere Likely tu Succeed Dfvrothy Deaver Literary Cuurtenus Blulter , Speaker Yamp X Sheik Optimist Pessimist . Slimmest . Fattest Class Nl11St Dictic inary Talkative Durntliy Heaver Alfreda Maciafz Margery Neal Margaret Degnan Margery Neal . Verna Strang Dessie Walters -lennie O'Cnnn:ll Yerna Strani' Dorntliy Beaver Ella Tnmku Shnrtest Tallest Dune Must fur Schw-l Dorothy Beaver Teresa liiaqnintu Helen Gamble