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

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CLASS BOOK OF 1926A llIllIIIIlIll!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllljml IIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illl IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illllml IllIIIIIIIIllIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIH MAXWELL ADELMAN 6SMac73 Henry Barndrd School Hitch your wagon- to a .rta1 ' Boys' Club, i213 Athletic Asso. fl, 41 Y We are glad you are one of 'our classmates and we hom that Dame Fortune, not her slaughter Miss-Fortune, will always favor you Northeastern University, Boston. l JOHN P. AHERN 4'Jack', Alfred E. Burr School I am masier of all .7 J lL7 Zf'F1'U H. P. H. S. D. C. K3, 41 Chair. Ex. Corn. 4, Secretary 4g French Club, 44 Boys' Club C3,4j Sec. 4, A. A. Q2, 3, 4D Pres. 45 Stuzlcnt., Council CZ, 3, 4D Exec Com., Owlet CS, 4j Reporter C31 Editorial Board C455 Manager, Football CHJQ ,Tumor Marshallg Honor Society Pres.: Cashier fl, 2, 33: Senior Ring Com.g First Prize Soph. YI'-Q Second Prize, Junior yr.g Salutatoriang Pres, Intra-Mural Basketball L H- . eabfgiit clon't imagine that he is a 'tgrind of the 'tstay in the room kind -he laughs more, likes to trifle as welluas anyone in this sclmnl, and is zx good mixer, all of which makes him mighty well liked. E. CHESTER ANDREWS 5CChet97 WVindham High School I leave thy p1fai.re.r 1mcfA'p1'c.r.red Boys' Club Q4Dg Athletic ASSO. CS, -U 1 - ' 1 lXever late Cdurmg his 25 yearsb Andrews is a rather quiet Fellow, :ind unluckily We don't all know him, but those who do, fxncl him a mighty fine fellow. DOUGLAS B, ANDERSON ccAndyJs WVest Middle School 1 care fm' nobody, 1'lO, not I, If nobody carer for me . Boys' Club C435 Athletic .-Xsso. Cl, 2, 3. 4.3 YV4: hate to leave him but wish him the best of luck in his future life. T11 irlecfn

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CLASS BOOK OF 1926A. Q mtllllllIlllilllillllllilllllllllllllllllm M lllllllll l ll llll, IIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHMH IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIll! Tfzcfelw ' eovs John Paul Ahern Douglas Barnard Anderson Edward Chester Andrews Harry Apter Morris Apter Stewart Wag'11e1' Barton Cecil Richard Basden Leonard Aaron Bass Milzon Leonard Bauer Louis Bini, Jr. Vfinthrop Roger Block Richard Wfarrenton Booth Harry Borden NfVhittlesey Lewis Brown VVilliam Gibbs Buckley Edward Joseph Carr Timothy Paul Cleary Jacob Joseph Cohen Henry Edward Conner, Jr. W' alter Joseph Conway Cedric Asa Coons Philip Morba Cornwell Clifford Francis Counihan Jacob Benjamin Davis John Edward Duerr Leo Thomas Duffy John Thomas Farrell Meyer Feinberg Isaac Finkelstein Antonio Jerome Forastiere Roger Joseph Forastiere Max Frank Francis Joseph Galovich Joseph Richard Gamer Williain Bradford Gardner Sidney Francis Giffin David Goldschmidt Louis Simon Goldschmidt, John Quincy Goodrich Adelhert Herndon Gordon Robert Austin Griggs John Andrew Hallissey Julius Osburn Harrison Vlfilliam Joseph Hartigan Abraham Haverback Vxfarren Edwin Hayden, Jr. Ellsworth Wa1'ren Hedges James Patrick Henahan Raymond Thomas Hickey I 1' Russell Morgan Higgins Hyman Hoffman Joseph Harvey Hurd Louis Williaiiis Johnson Francis Lawrence' Keevers Michael John Kozlowski Eugene Edward Lamoureux Peter Clark Lane Isadore Liebowitz , Robert Reuben Lifschitz John Nicholas Lombardo Samuel Lutin Peter Paul Maher James Joseph Malloy Charles Frazier Maloney Sidney Joseph Mass Frank W7 alter Maurer James Henry McBride, Jr. Bernard Nathan Mirsky Andrew Montano D Emanuel Montineri Morris Benjamin Moses George Rhines Nixon Hoyt Curtis Parker Nicolas John Pinto Joseph Raffa Robert Vlforthington Relyea Joseph Patrick Ring Sydney Charles Rome Max Rubin Fred Vlfilliam Sablacan John Joseph Sayers Sidney Schulman George Daniel Shay Thomas Holmes Shillington Max Siderofsky Ralph Slobodien Henry Sobol Yale Sokoll Harry Arnold Sorensen Vlfilliam Michael Spillane Anthony Dominick Strammie Edward Tarutis Raymond Arthur Towers Charles Pittman Walke1', Jr. Henry VValter lfValsh Charles Gilbert Vlfaterman Charles Edward Wlielan Dwight Leslie VVickham llo

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X CLASS BOOK OF 1926A y Q lWlllMQ!HiiillillHlllilllllIllIIII Wli!lPlllilllljlmlllllHIIIIIIIHilllllllllllhmwlllllllllllIl IIlliII M llnhnummIlul lfIf e know what we are, but know not Athletic Asso. C 1, 2, 3, 45 Needless to say, our heartiest wishes follow him into whatever business he goes STEWART W. BARTON Da not .ray all that you know, but always lmow what you say I Boys' Club, Commercial Clubg A. A. C255 Elections Com., Never atc. 'Stewy is El great drummer, we are told. Xhfith that wonderful Com- plexion of his, he would make an excellent advertisement for Palmolive or Woodbury's soap. F0-zzrfceu HARRY APTER sal-larry!! No duty fould ozierfasle him Hopkins D. C. C335 Students Council CD5 A, A. CZ, 3, 415 Iunior Usher C355 Honor Society C43 In every department Harry has made good and leaves behind him a sterling record and a multitude of friends. Georgetown University. MORRIS APTER Chauncey Harris School what we may be RUTH B. AUSTIN Ruthie,' Q The more jokovxv, the more fun Girls' League C2, 315 Vesta Club CZ, 3Jg Freshman Glee Club CZJL Upper Class Choir C2, 3, 4D Tawasi Club C1, 2, 355 A. A-. CZ, 3, 47 Pessimism and Ruth are sworn enemies. Wfitliout Ruth and her kind, H. P. H. S. would be a dull grind, ccstewysa