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

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T H E O W L A N N U A L 19 Class Motto Ad Rem Class Colors Green :md White Officers ROIIERT M. KEENI-:v . . , . Chairman OLIVER D. FILLEY . . Marshal ALEXANDER W. CREEIION . Oralor JEAN Ml'l'CIlEI,l. . Essayzkt MARION M. WEI.uII . Poetess CIIARLES P. EDIIV . Prophet NETTIE M. GAUTIIIER . Prophetess NELSON C. TAINTOR I Hmonhm MAliClliE'l l'A MAli'l'lN I SOLOMON PORISS . . Treasurer HELEN F. DWYER . Valedictorian MARION M. WELCH .... Salutatorian Reception Committee JAMES G. GOOIJELI., Chairman -IOSEPII K. HOORER MAIIELLE E. WANDER AR'I'IIUR H. SAIIIIIELS MAIQION A. COLLINS Pin Committee THOMAS C. IWCKONE, Clzairwan CIIARLI-:s Gll.IbliRSl,liEVlC FLORENCE E. OATMAN Color Committee JEAN Ml'l'CllEl,l,, Chairman ELINOR M. U'I'LIav GrI,ADYS BROWER Song Committee PAUL ROBERTS, Chairman MARX' C. Fox MII.IJREIJ COVELL Photograph Committee MICHAEL A. CONNOR, Chairman PAUL H. ELSIJON MARY E. DILLON Motto Committee FRANK T. CASE, Chairman Licwls G. EIARRIMAN HELEN F. DWVER

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18 THE OWL ANNUAL When we were juniors, we did as juniorsg but when we became Seniors we put away childish things. When we were young we used to tell the teachers what we knewg now we send them bonbons the night before the reports are made up. Once we were in the habit of inscribing knowledge in deep creases on our braing now we write it on our cuff and wear the creases in our trousers. There was a time when we thought the lunch room pies were made to eatg we know better now. fEditor's note: It is impossible to say just what these pies are made of. A large number of similar ones have lately been found in the didn't Llaugh at our teacher's jokef Pjg now we cannot conceal our amusement. It seems to grow better every time it is told. As we said before, we don't want to boast, but sometimes we can't help thinking of that interclass field day last spring. Eh, bins! Nuf sed! The next day all our English teachers had us learn: And where is that band who so vauntingly swore? etc. When it came to football we surprised even the slow coaches. We're kickers from away back. And didn't we look fetching in those nose guards and vaccination pads? VVell, now, I reckon. We even had to hire a real live policeman, six feet two in low shoes and a forage cap, to keep the crowds back whenever we practiced. It seems that when the Sophs decided to give us a dance, the Board, out of respect for us, held a special meeting. It was decided that after we had hopped our hop, nevermore should grave and rev- erend Seniors trip the light fantastic with honor aspiring Sophs. It is well. A vote of respect from men to men. The Board in honoring us has honored itself. And now there is one thing that genuinely grieves us. Altho, we could not help it, yet we must take the responsibility. We cannot tell a lie. We have, unintentionally, made work harder for our suc- cessorsg we have raised the standard of the schoolg examinations have been 'made harderq the college requirements increased. We extend our sincere sympathy to the lower classes. Without our mental equip- ment they must follow the pace that we have set. And some must fall by the wayside. But space is lacking. Our story is not toldg we have just jogged down a few unadorned facts. But what facts they are! What excel- lence of ours they do display! Greece fell! Rome fell! We are just beginning to rise! Verily, truth is stranger than fiction.

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THE OWL ANNUAL The Senior Class Paul H. Barbour 0. Lamson Beach Claude G. Beardslee Harold C. Bird Henry L. Bunce, Jr, William L. Burdick Raymond M. Burnham Hollis S. Candee Frank T Case Clifford W. Caulkins Walter E. Claussen Chauncey F. Cleveland Michael A. Connor William F. Costello William T. Coyle Alexander W. Creedon Edward W. Creighton William Dwyer Charles P. Eddy Paul H. Elsdon Morris Falk Hart C. Fenn Oliver D. Filley Montague Flagg E. Selden Geer, Jr. - Charles Gildersleeve James G. Goodell Robert N. Griswold Edward F. Gustafson Francis H. Hafey William J. Hamersley Lewis G. Harriman Benjamin R. Hawley Victor Hellman Joseph K. Hooker Robert M. Keeney Joseph B. Kilbourn Robert B. King Charles H. Latham, Jr. William H. Linton Robert L. Mason Robert H. Mather Thomas C. McKone Thomas J. Molloy Harry A. Moran Allan P. Northend Solomon Poriss Warren C. Pratt Philip W. Raymond 3' 5 3' George W. Roberts Paul Roberts Vernon H. Salmon Arthur H. Samuels- Bertram I. Seward Owen L. Seward Mark Skinner Henry D. Smith Alfred J. Statford Arthur R. St. John Henry W. Swettenham Nelson C. Taintor Percy P. Taylor Douglas H. Thomson Meade Wildrick Elizabeth F Ahern Anna R. Allis Clara C. Angus Mabelle A. Bissell Carrie W. Blake Agnes M. N. Broughel Gladys Brower Annie G. Brown Annie L. Burns Mary E. 'Burns Esther J. Cady Mary C. Carey Marguerite B. Chnrvh Edna M. Clark Annie M. Cleveland Ethel Clogston Marion A. Collins Hannah Cornneld Catherine A. M. Conghlin Mildred Covell Marion C. Cross Erma L. Culver K. Leah Danforth Eva S. Davis Mary E. Dillon Sarah R. Dunham Helen F. Dwyer Josephine Dwyer Agnes G. Egan Alice H. I' armer Marion Flagg Mary C. Fox Nettie M. Gauthier Bridget A. Glynn Dulce Green Elizabeth R. Harris Marion E. Hosford Marjorie F. Howe Louise G. Hyde Christine M. Johnson Helen G. Johnson Ruth Johnson Florence J. King Martha E. King Sarah Kogpelman Agnes E. ullgren Olga R.. Kullgren Mabel E. Laraway Emilie E. Leschke Rachel S. Leventhal Irene R Marcy Margretta Martin Mary A. McCarthy Hazel A. McClunie Elizabeth A. McDonnell Helena F. Miller Jean Mitchell Mabel Moore Mary Noack Helen V. Noonan Florence E. Oatman Sarah T. Plummer Florence P. Roper Sarah E. Sears Edith M. Seidler Helen M Seidler Minnie E. Selby Martha C. Smith Elsie F. Steinheimer Florence L. Stronach Mary A. Sullivan Arline D. Taintor Grace H. Taylor Lulu M. Toohey Anna V. Toomey Elinor M. Utley Mabelle E. Wander Sarah A. Ward Elizabeth H. U. Warner Marion M. Welch Emily A. Welles Annie Wiggin Imogene M. H. Winter