Harstrom School - Mescolanza Yearbook (Norwalk, CT)

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SLEFiPY HOSTETTER, the hu1nan interrogation point, has lately pub- lished a most noteworthy pamphlet entitled uTrap Shooting at a Glance. He fell asleep, however, before explaining how to break the pigeons. The book was published minus the later information. He will complete his two-years, stay with us this spring and awaken next fall in Yale. f'ED JENNINGS, one of the old gang, returned this fall to captain the foot- ball team and also the hockey team. After many misgivings he decided to room with Bob Miller in the latterls apartments at 15 Arch St., where he may be found re-murdering Caesar. Ed is one of the mainstays of the ball team and can always be relied upon to cover second. Ed's chief winter delight was speeding his cutter on the boulevard. He expects to enter Sheff. ' FRANK HOUSE is a bro-ther of the famous Max House, which should help some. Frank, following the well-trodden path from Hotchkiss, arrived in time to captain the golf team. Aside from this Frank has been devoting most bf' his time to his studies as he is trying to enter college this fall, and if the coveted A's are criterions Yale will surely see himthis fall. 22

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N. ERIC HARSTR6M, after disanguigiiin himself f N an P1 oting the football team, decided to see i his football legs. Eric is a member terror to those who are lacking in funds. He is a good tennis player and may be depended upon for the team. He has chosen Yale as his f uture abode. MJUNIORD HOLMES, one of the Pal S' all. He staitled the natives be th d f after Xmas. Ed is noted for his tunity to show his abilit at 3 A ' l S g a ew Haven last spring d 'l ' f his sea legs were as steady as of the Hnance committee and is a constant y e ea emng roar of his gas buggy shortly nursery rhymes, having l mer ringer twins, entered school last f 1 . . had ample oppor- y ic 1 t. Rumor has it that he is quite a fusser, but we are informed from a reliable source that it is entirely confined to one locality. 'He will startle Sheff with his many accomplishments. ' ,, ,gala-I,-yi: fgf z-'Q Ififjf ' 'U W2C114C:722f-EAZQ'1Qc'QW , 4-3 an . -, DWI breezed in this fall for they third visit. As his home ranges between Salt Lake, Frisco, and Paris it will be impossible to give a record of his manoeuvres UH ' GHT HOIJMES, acting on the motto 4'tFhe early bird gets the Wormf' . oxy- ever, c'Be that as it mayf' the fair sex at least will not lose sight of him. Wlien not at Co-lby's he may be seen holding down Cheesman,s bike. He will go to Yale Sheff. 21 W., A A . v,47f4,:vw 2 f :iff V- ,. , ' - ff' f 1- ., .,,. ..,., V. M., , 'M iff , f mzfwcfzfurfw f 1,1 ,V . - '- .fa .cf of f ,u f ' ff f,g5f:p.,.5- 5:1 4-uf .V .f . . ,' , ,Aa ., ' . ,.1 .5,f:.fH.1,w 9-rf. j , kjaflfg-Agiiff -9 l,.. ,. . ,, ,..,. .JI , .171 ,Ib . g rf- 1 f . ,f,::-,z-:fy . 1 y I X 4 4' 29' if ' ' V Maze? .

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HKNUCKU KNABLE, after making a killing at New Haven in the spring, returned to us last fall and has fully lived up to his reputation with 'the fair sex. However, he found time to play center on the football team, and has led the field in the coveted A's. Elk,s small appetite and constant ugrouchv has been a great source of wonder to us all. VVhen last heard from he was wrestling with the gun club affairs. Yale Sheff' will claim him this fall. PHILIP KLEIN came to us from Rowayton, a suburb of' Norwalk. When last seen he was wrestling with the problem of' finding a team to represent us in the Interscholastic tennis tournament held at New Haven. Though seldom seen he is always heard from at the end of the month. He will enter Yale Law this fall. A LASSIIL IJADD a111wed in Norwalk after Christmas vacation. He has the queer habit of sleeping with salt and sugar spread profusely over the bed, and with all the bolts on his windows and doors locked. He is one of the most ardent members of 'I'eachers,' bowling club. He may be seen every Friday running for his home in Jersey. I-Ie will enter Sheff' a year from this fall. 23