Harstrom School - Mescolanza Yearbook (Norwalk, CT)

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Fed. Fei' J. Fei. Fen. Fe 11. Fe 7 Fed. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. fkpr. hlay hlay hlay hiay hiay hiay June June June June Hockey, St. Nicholas Rink: Harstrom School, 83 Collegiate School of New York, 3. Basket-ball: Trinity School, 163 Hfl1'St1'5m Schfmla 11- School meeting. Harstrom, Throop, Bishop elected editors and E. Holmes business manager of Vol. LL of the BIESCOLANZA. Holiday, instead of VVashington's birthday. 1 Hockey: Harstrom School, 12, Irving, 2. Harstrom School, 5, Hackley, 5. Hockey: Groff School, 3, Harstrom School, 0. Basket.-balli Harstrom School, 203 Dwight School, 18. School meeting. Suppes elected base-ball manager. Smoker of the Harstrom Club of Yale at the University Club- in New Haven. George Elkins Knable, of Pittsburgh, was presented with the Club Cup for passing the best entrance examination. St. Patrick's Day. VVinter term ended. Spring term began. 1 i School meeting. Morrill elected captain and manager of tennis, Bishop elected captain and manager of golf. Go-lf at Bridgeport: Yale Scrubs, 10, Harstrom, 1. Bradley elected captain of the base-ball team. Base-ball at Morristown, N. J.: Harstrom School, 8, Morristown School, 1. Golf at VVee Burn: Yale Sheff Freshmen, 1, Harstrom, 11. Base-ball: Harstrom School, 53 Hargrove, 7. Q Base-ball: Harstrom School, 95 Overlook, 7. Golf at Pawling, N. Y.: Harstrom School,'1Qg Pawling, 0. Base- ball: Harstrom, 2, Sheff' Freshmen, 4: C7 inningsj. Base-ball: Harstrom, 5, Hargrove, 13. ' Senior dance at Lockwood Hall. Blandy' won the Yale Inter-scholastic Tennis Tournament in New Haven. Base-ball Wallingford, Co-nn.: Choate School, 9, Harstrom School, 3. s Memorial Day. Work just the same as any o-ther day. School Tennis Tournament began. U Old boys attend the wedding of Alvin Fo-rd llliller to Bliss Austin, at St. Paulis Church, No-rwalk. Blandy and Morrill play the finals in the School Tennis Tourna- ment., Blandy winning the first, third and foul-th Sgts, if ' School closed and Yale 'examinations began. I TS

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1909. Oct. 7 Oct. 12 Oct. 13 Oct. 18 Oct. Q0 Oct. 23 Oct. 985 Oct. Q7 Nov. LL. Nov. 16. Nov. 17. Nov. 30. Dec. 8 Dec. 15 Dec. 9292. 1910. Jan. 11 Jan. 19 Jan. 21. Jan. 27. Fell . lf. Uhr Evert School opened. Bleeting of the new hors. General school meeting. Address hw' Drk. Harstriim. Foot-loall practice began. 8 Carl Eric Harstrom elected foot-ball captain. At Stamford: I'I?L1'S1I1TO111 School, 6: St:nnt'ord Military Acmleiny. U. K. O. K. A. dances. Bisbee lost his heart four times. School meeting. McGovern's appointment as foot-lmll nnnmger ratilied by unanimous election: Lehmann, Bradley. Tln-oop elected a finance committeeg Lehmann. McGovern, I-Isirstroin appointed ln revise school cheer. Harstrom School, 21, Overlook School, 0: Mr. Selzcr :md Mr. I.:nld playing with Overlook. 'FOl1CllKlOW11SI Iiisliee. Q: Brmlletv. 1 : Petit, 1. Vetterlein kicked one and missed two goals. Harstrom School, 19, Overlook, 0. Mr. Seller played lnilt'-lmck for Overlook. Petit, Bishee and Metcalfe each made :i toncli-down. Vetterlein kicked two goals and a safety was scored. St. Lawrence Park, N. Y.: Harstriiin School. 17: Blake School. 0. Bishee made two touch-downs, Petit one, :md Yetterlcin kicked two goals. Dinner to foot-ball men at the Norwalk Vonntrux' Vlnli. SIll'l'l'l11'N by Captain I-Iarstriim, Manager McGovern. 1lUJli'l1 Si-lm-r. 1.1-lmmnn. Bisbee, 1111: Fish, and Dr. I'lIl1'ht1'Ol1l. School meeting. Hockey committee and liziski-I-lmll commit! mli- :ip pointed. Talk hy the Principal. First election to the school societies given onl- Bishee elected foot-hall captain for 1910. Term ended. Wlinter term licgzrn. School meeting. .Xddrcss lrv the l'rincip:il. Vomn-ll 1-lwlifl lvl-l-'il ball manager and 'l'ln'oop c:ipl:iin. Z11llIl1l'1'1ll!ll1 --l-ivlfil l 'l-' 5 manager and l :lrrell crrptnill. Basket-hall: lligh School. QT 1 llnrslriiin. l. Hockev. St. Nicholas liink: llnrslriinw Svlnml. 1 1 Vnil-ir Si-lim-l. 1. Dr. :uid Mrs. l1Jll'Qt1't11l1 gin' :i di'lm1:ni1i- il:nn-in for Sli- ir ilnigiit- r. Miss 1'l1'2l11CL'S. :it Lockwood 1l:1ll. r-r ll

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