Harstrom School - Mescolanza Yearbook (Norwalk, CT)

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HPAPU PUTNAM came to us last summer. The attractions in Norwalk proved so strong that he returned to us this winter. Latest reports from New York inform us that Pap has been engaged to write three plays to be delivered within a week. Pap is noted for 'cfastl' play-writing. Wlieii not writing plays he may be found playing pool with his co-playwright, Bob lN1iller. Princeton will claim him this fall. REIT, ORTH, who is one of the most quiet fellows in the school, is not like the remainder of the Pittsburgh delegation. He is very fond of impromptu baths in watering troughs and the resulting newspaper notoriety. He expects to enter Sheff after another year. HELYW RAYMOND, head of the Harstrom flaxicab Co , has reincoipoiated and will soon begin business with his new Stearns. He is one of the Norwalk trio, this being his second year. Ely is a charter member of the High Order of Fussers and we suspect has an alliance with Cupid. Being the Hercules of the school, he is greatly respected for his physical powers as well as for his mental ones. He will enter Sheff after another year. 26

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lWAC', BICGOVERN, the pretty boy of the school, says that he has sure f cure or any old Bean that has the Krud. He was a prominent member of that famous hockey team. He is noted for his violent attacks of insomnia, and his t promp ness at Greek recitation. After another year he will take' the Sunset Limited for Yale. lVIET', NIETCALFE, the old standby, who has never been known to leave town lives with lNIr Fish so we can hai dl bl h' . , ' y ame im. lXIetcalfe played end on the football team, also left field on the ball team. He has been a close rival of Knable in attending to the pious end of the school. He expects to go to Troy next year. AMOS MORRILL was voted last year the most talkative man in the school. HOW v h . f . . 1 . . . evei, e is ast losing his p1ev1o-us reputation. Amos is a golf player, and is also said to be quite a tennis 'playerg as to the latter, we have never had an 0 t 't f ' ' ' ' ' ppor uni y o witnessing a peifoi mance. He is one of our best students, and, if hard work counts, he will certainl reach N H is due there September, 1909. y ew aven on schedule time. He 25

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FfPUDD,' SICKEL, of Trenton fame, arrived last fall with his many vocal and physical accomplishments. After giving the town a trial decided that it was no place for him on Saturdays. Pudd played on the football te-am, also! on the hockey team. He has not yet decided on his future occupation. PETE SHIRAS, one of last year's delegation, returned for a short while this winter, but owing to poor health was forced to withdraw. Nothing new was learned and as last yearss occurrences are well known we will omit them and hope to see him fully recovered in the summer. He will enter Sheff in another year. KLANCIAW STEINBRHGGE, arrived upon the scene of action last fall in his 'cgo-and-stop cart? He immediately took upon himself the care of the foot-weary maidens of the vicinity. He may be found most any morning car- rying buckets of hot water to thaw out the said cart. He is noted for his sub- dued voice, manner and musical laughter. Herman hopes to- enter Yale this fall. 27