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

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- 'Y 1 - er:--'A -- - - ' Q vw' T7 ' ici- - '27 flllass nah nf ineiem Uifnentg- LA lg? , f ifs- fj- Q, is - -:rsh dx ' MANUEL COLEDESKY Cole Let me silent be. Arsenal School: Commercial Club 12I: Upper Class Choir 12, 3. 473 A. A. 12, 3, lil: Chronicle 129. Cole appears to be the silent chap that sat in the last seat in Room 113 but Appearances are often de- ceitfulf' ROSE COLTON Tootsic'l As frank as rain are cherry blossoms. Arsenal School: Athena 13, 43, twice President 1-ll. French Club 13, 4l, Secretary, Vice-President lllg Span- ish Club lfil, Treasurer 14l1 Girls' Glee Club 12, 3, -ll: Freshman Glee Club 11l: Upper Class Choir 12, 3, fir: A. A. 13, 4l: Honor Society: alternate speaker at crad- uation. Never late. Did you say Tootsie was diy,1:nified'? Well. you ought to come to an Athena meeting and form your own conclusions. Unfortunately on Olll' list of Who's Who we omitted the most conscientious. but Roxe sure de- serves that distinction. SIMIRA E. COPPELLI uslllllllyli Black eyes. with wondering witching charm 'l'o brim: us good, or to work us harm. Arsenal School: Athena 13, 43, twice Vice-President 1433 Greek Club 12, 3, 41. Secretary 13l, President 13lg Girls' League 14l 5 Cheer Leader 1-il : Dramatic Club 1-ll, Librarian l4l. Marxzot in The Wonder Hat 1103 'l'awasi Club 11l: A. A. 11, 2. 3. 41: Student Council 13l: 0wlet 13, 41, Exchange Editor 141, Editorial Board: Class Book Editorial Board: Second Scholarship Prize Lower Junior year: Honor Society. Sim started rather illustriously and industriously, but in spite of the break in her senior year she became a charter member of the Honor Society. MORRIS J. CUTLER HNIIIQINU Each mind has its own method. Henry Barnard School: A A. 43. -lip Football Team. Mugs we were grievously disappointed when we perceived you one Tuesday morning at the Majestic with your pal. But. aft:-r all, lVlug's , wc-'re glad to hear you are human. 24

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vs , 'M - f To 5 :a:-I3-pW- C7 'ii 1 .7, , KO' q ',u I 1 Ullman 'Bunk nf rneieen filfnenig- glirfxe A w fgsi N- - S- 5 -s f -.ey f9l ,.- S 1 - jfs!- .Z LESLIE S. CHAMPIGNY Stew H A true sarcasm is like a sword stick. Northwest School: Boys' Club 12, 3, 41: A. A. 12, 3, fll. Never late: never absent. Bc yourself has always been Stew's caustic ad- vice to people. Follow your own counsel, Stew , for it is wiser. perhaps. than you think! Stew holds a worthy record of beimz never late or never absent. ROBERT W. CLAFFEY P:it,' 'Tis true he is not much inclined 'I'o fondness for thc feminine kind. Wilson Street School: A. A. 14l: School Baseball Team: Footlmll 13. -ll: Basketball Team: won an H j Class Athletic Team. The only time that Pat buckles down to real work is on the Football Team. MAMIE COHEN ullliclgrftn lf you want to have some fun Call on 'Midget' and the deed is done. Arsenal School: Athena 143 : Spanish Club 145, Secre- tary: Honor Society 141: Girls' League 141: Girls' Busi- ness Club 13, 4l: A. A. 13, 43. Smith College. Mamie has had the best of luck and courage during her stay at H. P. H. S. and we all hope she will have the same when she faces rows and rows of pupils after Normal School. MOSES D. COHEN Pl1ysic', For 'tis a. physic 'l'hat's bitter to sweet end. Arsenal School: A. A. 14l. Never late. Physic boasts of never joining any club at high school. We think that he tries to appear much more sour than he reully is. 23

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--5,5 - fx 5 . -' :Qc-'Starz Q Jyxfiti- 4 15 il lass ' Unk nf ineieen falfneni - Qilfitxe 1'-Q age f A sw -f, 'SF' 1:9 - f9f f -s. 'sr is--JS 7 'fi ANDREW N. DALL, JR. ,X1iLlyU Slow but surc. Washington Strcvt School: A. A. ll, 2, 3, -ll. lntenrls to no to Rcnass-las-r Polytechnic. Andy is going into the butter and em: business when he learn-s school. He should have quite a Collection of goose eggs now, anyhow. And ii' he'd saved some of the matt-rial he uses on his hair he woul1ln't have any trouble about thi- butter and laril. VIVIAN M. DAWLEY 'il3:1lw Unt,hinkimr. imllu, wilrl and younir I Iaugzhfrl and Llancwl anil talkwl and sung. New Park Avenue School: Girls' Lcayzuo 1-li: Girls' Business Club 1312 A. A. 42, 3. fll. We wonder whore Balm got that plaiil scarf lOh, Ollivll? Never mind, Vivian. wc are all grlail that you harvn't any more hours to malu- up aftcr school. DOROTHY M. DEBLER Dol 0h. thcrv is somethin! in that roicc that rvaches The innermost rvccsscs of my spirit. New Park Ari-nuv School: Athena lil. ill: Sketch Club 13, Ill: Dramatic Clulu 135. -ll. 'I'he Marria'fo Pros posal 443: Girls' Glee Club IZ, Il. ll: Upper Class Choir IZI, 3, 43: Girls' I.e-axle-rs' Corps l4l3 Motto Cimmitte:-. No da-merits! Ncvvr latv! Dot surc slid imprcss hor auilicncv as lwimr an ac- t.rs-ss of roputo cspccially in h,-r final play. Sho seems to lw ailaptcnl for ilramatics anal wc hope that shi- suv- roocls in this fittcml lino. MARGARET R. DELANEY Mig Gontlc ol' spccch, bcnofirent of mind. l-last Hartford High School History-Civics Club :Rig Upper Class Choir 143: A. A. 1' Zi. IU. : Girls' Lcasrue 13, fll: All thosc who know Mill that the quality of hor character surpasses the quantity ol' hur popularity. have vertainly discerneil 25 ll .NT A'-I iq .Sl 's,l. 'bf L i fl :U ' .ir lx KY