Hartford Public High School - Classbook Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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William L. Phelps, William B. Dwight, William H. Corbin, George B. Fowler, Fred W. Hart, p Clarence A. Barbour, Robert B. Cone, 1 David G. Smyth, Herbert S. Bullard, joseph R. Ensign, john C. Griggs, Charles R. Burnham, Joseph W. Danforth, Fred A. Scott, . Frank W. Graves, Clifford S. Griswold, Charles P. Cooley, Clarence E. Jones, David N. Williams, john H. Buck, john L. Bunce, Edward H. Abbott, Ralph M. Grant, Ralph C. Goodwin, Howard A. Middleton, Howell Cheney, Clive H. Day, Robert Clark, Arthur W. Eaton, Fred S. Pickett, John S. Porter, Howard R. Barnard, Lewis S. Welch, Philip D. Bunce, David G. Smyth, Fred A. Scott, David N. Williams, Clarence E. Jones, Edwin S. Wells, Amasa D. Chaffee, Frank M. Elmore, Herbert O. Bowers, Abram C. Williams, Herbert R. Fitch, Harlan H, Taintor, Former Presidents john T. Robinson, Arthur L- Wheeler, William Begg, Edson F. Gallaudet, Francis Parsons, Harry C. Sturtevant, Decius L. Pierson, Edwin B. Nichols, Joseph H. Pratt, Edward B. Eaton, Frederick R. Galacar, Philip J. McCook, Wilfred W. Savage, Edward B. Field, Samuel M. Alvord, Ward Cheney, Robert M. Spencer,- Walter H. Clark, Herbert B. Augur, Frank P. Garvan, Edward L. Smith, David C. Twichell, Arthur C. Williams, I. Harry McManus, Horace B. Clark, Edward C. Perkins, james L. Howard, Harleigh Parkhurst, Thomas F. Lawrence, Edward R. Ingraham, Louis B. Chapman, . Henry G. Bryant, L. William Lyman, Morgan B. Brainard, John F. Morris, - Burton P. Twichell, F. Raymond' Sturtevant Edwin A. Strong, A Charles W. Marsh, Richard C. Lincoln, Laurent Heaton, George C. St. john, ' Lawrence A. Davis, Horace S. Howe, ClarenceiB. Ingraham, Frank E. Bosson, joseph H. Woodward, Arthur W. Allen, john T. Roberts, Edward Benedict, Harold E. Dimock, Howard Goodwin, Louis B. Whittemore, Clifford B. Morcom, james W. Williams, William H. Goodwin. Former Secretaries William Begg, William E. Conklin, Samuel F. P. Gladwin, Howard H. Burdick, Edward L. Steele, Howard F. Smith, George H. Ryder, Fredrick E. Olmsted, Ward Cheney, Warren P. Palmer, Frank E. Howard, John W. Chapman, Edward C. Perkins, A. Ernest Richards, Edward B. Morris, Henry R. Shipman, Henry G. Bryant, 17 Cortlandt F. Luce, Norman Gillette, Carl W. Davis, Allen E. Smith, George C. St. john, Paul S. Ney, . Karl P. Morba, Clarence B. Ingraham, Lawrence A. Howard, james H. Brewster, Herbert F. Fisher, Harold E. Dimock, W. Blair Roberts, David B. Henney, Cleveland Perry, Horace O. Kilbourn, Thomas G. Wright, jr.

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I. II III IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. X. XI. H. P. H. S. Debating Club Debates of the Year 1902-1903 September 26, 1902. RESOLVED: That all combinations, offensive or defensive, of labor or capital should be prohibited by law. ' H. WOOLLEY 'O3. WRIGHT 'O3. lr . Aj, ALLEN, ,o4. ' Neg. CORBETII, ,o4' The negative won. , October 10, 1902. RESOLVED: That the educational system of England is better than that of the United States. P , I SEYMOUR '03 AUSCH, 03- - Af CRANE, '54, , Neg' FRANZEN, 'o4. KTM negatwe Won' October 24, 1902. RESOLVED! That in time of War the resources of England would be greater than those of the United States. ' TAYLOR 'o3. KELLOOO, '03, .Ip . Aji GOODWILT, ,O4. Neg. HOOKER, ,o4. I, The negative won. '., November 7, 1902. RESOLVED : That trial by jury should be abolished. KLINE, 'o3. DONAOHUE, 'o3.1 . Af JONES, ,O4. Neg. KATZ, ,O4. I The afiirmative Won. November 21. 1902. RESOLVED: That the immigration into the United States of all persons who cannot read or Write some language should be prohibited by Congress. , DEMING, 'on FALLOW, 'o3. . Aj. KING, ,OAR J Neg. PAGE, ,O4, EThe negative won. December 12, 1902. RESOLVED: That the canteen is a benefit to the United States soldiers. KILBOURN 'o3. XVILLIAMIS, 'o3.P' . Aji LADD, ,o3. ' Neg. CUTLER, ,O3. J The affirmative won. January 9, 1903. RESOLVED: That the freedom of the press should be restricted. BEACH, 'o3,. ULRICH 'o3. . Af FOSTER, ,O3, Neg. TAYLOR' ,O4. The airmative Won. January 30, 1903. RESOLVED : That the United States government should own and control the coal mines of this country. LITTLE, 'og,. OLMs'I-ED, 'o3. 1 . Af MORRIS, 'o3. Neg' F. XVOOLLEY, o3.I The amrmatwe Won' February 13, 1903. RESOLVED5 That England and Germany are justified in taking their present stand 111 the Venezuelan question. H. WOOLLEX', 'o3. KELLOOO 'Oxy U . Alf ALLEN, IO4. Neg. CORBETT,'04:' I The negative Won. February 27. 1903. RESOLVED: That every legal voter should be compelled to vote. GOODWIN, 'o3. TAYLOR, 'O3 1 . Af' TAYLOR, 'o4. Ng' GOODWIN, 'o4. I The negatwe Won' March 13, 1903. RESOLVED: That New Mexico and Arizona should be ad mitted to the Union. WRIGHT. 'o3. FALLOW, 'O . - Af, CRANE, ,04. Neg. JONES, ,o4- -9 EThe negative won. I6

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