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

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. 'M 4 2 :fe s Xe.: A A of'--C, iff vice: Q , ffflaas Qual: uf ixteiem flaertig-Qlifle A S? Aff? fl. ,, -c - in - Tek 'SE' WALTER C. ASCHENBACH Dutch Do, Re, Mi. Lawrence Street School: Boys' Club, 12, 3, -U3 Com- mercial Club. President 14l: Boys' Glee Club 1435 Upper Class Choir 12, 3, -ll: School Orchestra 13, Lil: Junior Orchestra 11. 275 A. A. 12. 3l: Football Team. Won an H. Never late! Walter excels in many things, among these are foot- ball. and music--violin. 'l'he above quotation is one that Walter practices every day, for reasons of his own. PHILIP F. BAGGISH Phil Silence is a more precious metal than fluency of speech. Henry Barn:-:rd School: Boys' Club 11, 3, 413 Upper Class Choir 145: A. A. 11, 3, 45. We expect some day to hear of Philip as one of those prrave, silent enxrineers who explore the great West. FRANK C. BALCOM lJ:xi'nty As dainty us a Bacchic orytie. I Southwest School: Boys' Leaders' Corps 12, 35 3 A. A 11, 13, 4I. ' Frank isn't much of a big noise, but give him time and time will tell. l rankie boy will be an accountanl some day in the far, distant future! Mc for the business world l OLA BARLOW Q Ollie 1 yzo my own way silently among you. Northeast School: Girls' Business Club 1153 Vesta Club 12, 31. Ola is going to take up a further study of Stenography at the Duncan Business School in Philadelphia, Penna. We are all szlad to hear this and certainly wish her the best of luck. 17