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

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'Y5 W . Y M! i - v -f 1 Tix 5 S-Q Y ' or ' G 53? Q -I, Ullman uni: nf inetem Ufnerrtg- ' Eire Q git A sae fb: , Q, f' W E CHARLES D. BERGLUND . Dull ' ' Fullness is always quiet: agitation will answer for empty vessels only. West Middle Schoolg'Boys' Club 12, 3, 413 Upper Class Choir 12. 3. 4j3 Junior Orchestra Q2, 33: A. A. K 12. 3. 47. Never late. lt's too bad. Dudley , that we did not know of your future intention or else we should have made you class treasurer. ESTHER E. BLAND Hldssu I am the most reasonable woman in the world- ' when l'm treated properly. - Chauncey Harris School: Girls' League 13, 41: His- tory-Qivics Club 145: A. A. NQ.hin5z more than the above quotation need be said. It fits Esther to a T. ISADORE C. BLAND Izzy , 571 Always at work. Chauncey Harris School: Hopkins D. C. f4J: A. A. 41. 2. 3, M: Owlet Circulation Manager 141, Business Board 13. 43 3 Class Book Business Manager. Never late. Izzy displayed his extraordinary hustling ability - when he started to get ads for this book. He has had plenty of previous experience in his work on The 0wlet . and we find that he is one sure business manager. HELEN P. BLASDELL A limbs Sweet Kirl graduate. 1 Freshman Glee Club 113: Student Council 1113 Choir 2. 3. 41. Have you ever been favored with one of I-Ielen's K smiles? When she smiles upon you, you feel as if the . sun had suddenly burst out in a glorious blaze across your path. That you may have the best of luck in the future. Helen. is the wish of your classmates. . 19

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-JAC 1 ' fx 5, Dk' Q fyxfjzi- l j, it Ullman 'fgnnk nf ineteen Ufnentg-gllifxe Q , r l 'ih - , 5es5 SS? ' 44: - i9 - --ilz.-'1 0:-127 1 fab 1 KATHARINE M. BARNES Kitty Muchly admired in her short sojourn. Sanford School, Redding: Ridge, Conn. We greatly reirret your not having been with us longer, Katharine, because we feel that you could have shown your true worth more noticeably in our class Katharine intends to go to Smith, where, we feel confi- dent, she will make a conspicuous name and place for herself. ALBERT 0. BAUER ullilllliyu I dare do all that may become a man. Who dares do more is none. Alfred E. Burr School: Boys' Club: Boys' Leaders' Corps: Reader of Class Will. Here's Albert Bauer And nnw you know Why the fair girls Ol' Broad Street are envied so. LEVI S. BEIZER I.:1z.v For he was studious-of his ease. Lawrence Street School: Hopkins D. C. Q3. 41: Upper Class Choir l4j3 A. A. 11, 2. 3, 4b. Do you remember, Levi, when you used to have your lessons prepared, your Latin especially. These were the xzood old days-never to be forgotten and never to return. FRANCIS R. BELDEN l r:1nky It is tranquil people who accomplish much. Arsenal School: H. P. H. S. D. C. HJ: Boys' Club f2. 3, 433 Upper Class Choir 43, 41: A. A. 12, 3, 43: Assistant Manager Baseball Team 143. Francis' outward countenance does not yzive us an inkling' as to his inward speed. We should advise you. Francis, not to follow the path of your father, but to enter the business world. 18

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-JM 3 '15 Q3 - A .--- -b,:- 17 fyifczz- 1 ,23 il flllzrss Bunk nf ineieen fnenig- A4 Eire A 1'-5 iii. s wr! 5 'Rif f 1 fp- fvf -5-Lcrpozce, fe- ,oak A SERAPHINA M. BOTTI Slirinip A quite lass. there are but few Who know the treasures Concealed in you. . Brown Street School: K. li. I.. S. till: Spanish Club till: Girls' League liirg Vesta Club HH. Never late. There is a reason for everything . but why does Scraphina persist in wearing her pins upside down? RUTH N. BOWKER HR lllllls- liowkit- Her hair resembled the brave Godiva's. A. E. Burr School: K. B. I.. S. 424, -il: Girls' League Ml: Vesta Club 12, 3, lil: Tawasi Club 41, 2. 3i: A. A. 11, 2. 3, -il 1 Interior Decorating Club 141. We have heard a member of the faculty state that Rufus is the best-looking yzirl in our class. We'rc sorry, Ruth. that the class doesn't appreciate you. Lots of luck in training, Ruth, 'Q PERRY O. BRIGGS hljolmu Genius can never despise labor. Noah Webster School: A. A. Il, 2, 3, M: H. P. H. S. D. C. 13, Lib, Executive Committee till : Motto Committee. 1 Honor Society. - None could doubt but that Polio is a real worker: if one could sec him busily improving his beloved radio. He has grained nation-wide renown through his perfected radio. We see that his aptness for Latin has won him a place on the motto committee. DOUGLAS L. BROPHY lJo11g1'l Alfred E Burr School: Boys' Club 12, 3. QU: Track Team Ml: Class Athletic Team lily. Doug is so deucedly comical. Spent three months in sprouting a moustache, and then bally near strained his eyes trying to find the confounded thinyz. Ever listen to any of Douz's thrilling' experiences? Rather skilled in Mexican athletics eh, what? 20