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

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I ,-F ---.-. 4 Y T' F6 ' 0 af' 2 O fi- T ll Ullman unix nf meieen ilfnentg- fifths . g :.: M 51 l l hav' A fr fjo Q- 1' jg-A A ' 'SE' 3 'E 2 I 1 a D I ANTHONY FRANCIS llz1tl:lc1 ' With dynamite ln either mitt. Northwest Schoolg A. A. 12, 3, 43 : Football Team 143 3 Track Team 143. Red is a classy performer in the squared circle, and an artist on a ballroom floor. When it comes to fling- ing leather Red makes Benny Leonard look like a pair of Pa's old red flannels out on the line for an airing. Well, here's luck. 'ARed , and don't take any tin ears. ABRAHAM S. FRANK Abe Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. Henry Barnard School: Commercial Club 13, 43 3 A. A. 13. 43. A quiet stolid individual is Abraham. So bashful that he won't recite. IRENE S. FRANZ BliClq ' Contentment, thou art everything. Second North Grammar School: Girls' League 143: Girls' Business Club 143 5 A. A. 12, 3, 43. Never late! Irene seems like the softened twiliszht That precedes the gloom of the dark niizht. RUTH E. GALBRAITH rucitltlfllau Who is it can read a woman? Southwest School: Athena 1433 French Club 13, 43, Secretary 1433 Girls' League M433 A. A. 11, 2, 3, 43: Chronicle 143. Circulation anaprer 1433 Class Book Business Boardg Reception Committee. When R. Emily entered these portals she was a de- mure, little child with light brown hair. But a great change has come over her. Four years have lapsed when lo! and behold !- a dashing, young flapper with many and utilized charms. She leaves us to become- We'll leave that to the future. 28

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- 'M 4 IA' 5 XQ.:.a::emxD, O ,f- v Y Cllass Enola nf ineieen Ufnentg- gfllflk CA fi .E A- -5- f3'A .5-jlqsl'-Q:-.Lev in - Jfn 4- ' 'EEE' MARION G. EVARTS Mar For I am nothing: if not critical. West Middle School: Sketch Club 141: Upper Class Choir 13, 42: Interior Decorating Club. Speech is silver. but silence golden. W'e think that Marion has appropriated this quota- tion as a motto for use in class. PAUL H. F ICHTNER Pat Greater men than I have lived: But l doubt it. Northwest School: Buys' Club 141: Commercial Club HSP: Upper Class Choir 43. 41: A. A. 42, 3, 41: Circula- tion Manager Chronicle : Business Board of Class Book. Never late! Paul did nothing and did it well. FRANCES C. FOULKES f'1si11y Hlnflamed with a mad love she stoops to conquer. f West Middle School: Girls' Lea:-rue 1213 Girls' Busi- :nesllsy Club 133: Upper Class Choir lil, 3, 45: A. A. 12. , Folks, this is Frances Foulkes. We wonder why she seems to like that song, Charley my Boy. ALEXANDER E. FCX uSlll2l.l'l', Aleckn He doth, indeed, show some sparks that are like wit. Henry Barnard School: Hopkins D. C. 12, 3, 41 : Boys' Club 12, 3, 43: Owlet Editorial Board 123. Alexander's ability to write themes has made him an invaluable asset tn his friends. l ox's ability to read Latin at sight has enabled him to help his classmates avoid many ciphers. ii 27

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--qp5e515---- W- 'v- Y- N' '-' .-M . 1 is 4 fcfw - 1, flllass nnk nf ineieen ilfnerdg the Q4 5 M A' :JP 53' ' ,L its A 3 HENRIETTA R. GANS Henri Noah Webster School: Athena 1453 Girls' League 13, -H: A. A. 11, 2, 3, 41: Owlet 13, 4j, Exchanf-te Editor l4l, Assistant Editor 1455 Class Book Editorial Board. lt wouldn't be quite right to say that Henri is a xzold diyryor. A steam shovel expresses it better. And spwiking of vamps, say, when Henri begins to roll her eyes she makes 'Fheda Bara look like a glass-eyed mummy in a barrel of vinegar. Nevertheless, we ex- pect Henri to be a xzreat writer some day, if she sticks to the Palmer Method. EMMA E. GEISER HM., I wish they would be quiet. Arsenal School: Spanish Club Ml: Girls' League 13, -il: Girls' Business Club: A. A. 13, 41. Never late! We all know that Emma is a shark at Spanish. Look closer and you will see the workings of a great 471 mind. BESSIE CELMAN Billie ' Self-confidence is the first requisite to great under- tnkimzs. Arsenal School: K. B. L. S. 43, 41: Dramatic Club 13. 43. Treasurer l4l. Daddy-Long-Leizs 133, Their Anniversary 145. Columbine in The Wonder Hath: 'I'awasi Club Ill 3 Student Council 113: A, A. ll. 2, 3, 43 : Owlet Business Board 143 : First Scholarship Prize ill 1 Ivvinor Society: Graduation Speaker: Reader of Class 1 . Bessie feared she would graduate without being rec- oirnized but lo and beholdl she has walked off with places on the Class Night and Graduation Day program. Rr-st of luck. Bess. We realize that you love him and know that he loves in return: but Bess , you didn't look very intoxicated. LAURENCE B. GEOGHEGAN 1.o1i,-H True eloquence consists in saying all that is neces- sary, and nothing but what is necessary. St. Joseph's School: H. P. H. S. D, C. f3. 4l, Vice- President 145, Triangular and Batterson Debates 143: Boys' Club 42. 3, 41, Secretary 141: A. A. 12. 3, 41. Lolly sure did his best tu defend our school in that Trianuular Debate. Anyway he has won his laurels in the art of oratory. 29