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

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' --fu.: f'-6'l,.zNei-Y 9.-,L 1 V v Y, 4--wr-ff ' - 'F -' F, A ' - 5. A Hp mf' L- ' X 'NM' 'W4' -'V -A , -,-1,--,-4-F if 'f WL: Nl- YJ J,-. +vUY .Iiamam1A11 J. FAZIOLI JCrry', I am not quid-bu! bushfulf' llnulm-lllutu f'0llI'i'IlllUllQ 'l'm-ch. Uluh, -lg A. A., 45 Junior Uslwrg lu-wi' lutv. he nnldc last Class Night! J Aeon Flsuun 1 r Cozy 1 2 Snug as ll bug in a rug. Arsenal Si-lumlg Buys' Club, 23 class bzlsc-hull and hzlske-thall, 23 A. A., 4. l'oz,v has In-on wry quiet for four yours. llc h:nsn't In-on vm-ry :wtivv in the sm-hool 0I'g2llllZllfl01lS, hut pruhnbly suvwl :all his energy for his clussos. JULIA l4'1.muN1: IKJu8V7 ' 'Soflly spmlrs and softly xnrilrs. ' ' Nt. IK-t01 s School: Girls' Ln-uguo, 43 f'UllllIl0l'l'lQll Flnh, Zi, 4g Vs-stu Uluh, 43 A. A., 2, 4g intvmls 10 vntor l'ulvvr-Sinitli . Ju0l mlovs not hvlung to thv noisy gang, Sho hzns :1 smilv for :lll and wo low hm-1' soft, unusual hlugh, whim-h is iliffn-will from othurs. E231 NVQ wonder what would lmplwn if .lorry 1-wr lookml at fhv fair sox. llv elm-sn't miss tlu-ln, for hu is too busy :lf his stlulivs, :ns hv is finishing svhool in thrcv and one-half yvzlrs. Xxvllilt Zlll Ushvr

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-Yfqw f i,,av5'-,, i-f Fi- ,L 1 V W -,-.1- 'A A - 'F -1' 'Fx-A L X ' in H3 . ,. M avg- -1- v - 7 -i,'.,v.s-Y fl ' -xff.-.-h,-,, J , +,U-, lllAl5 A. EUS'l'Al'l5 ' Zlozgcl ' ' I.uuylziug C7l6'l'l'fIllIl.L'8S throws swnlight on all Hu' paths of life. West Middle Sehoolg li. B. L. S., 45 Connuereial l'lub, Sl, 43 Girls' Business Club, 3, History-Civics Club, -.lg Tawasi Club, -lg never late, intends to enter New Rochelle College. Angel is always laughing and brightens our school days with her 1-heery ha-ha. 'We have appreci- :lted your company these last four years, Angel, and wish you best of luck. FRANCIS FARRELL ' ' F rank ' ' Eat, drink and be 'merry for tomorrow we die. Arsenal School, baseball team, 3, 4, H5 A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer. Frank was a star pitcher for the school team. Ile is a good fellow and always likes a good time. C111cls'r1Nm C. FAZIOLI Chris limp brown vyf-s running over with glee. lmlnau-ulalte Coneeption School, Girls' League, 45 Conlnu-reiul Club, 4, Vesta Club, 4, A. A., 4, never late. Chris always has a smile for everyone. She must be in a hurry to get to English, for she runs from the other building. Did you ever notice Ulu-is's eyes '? lf not, you certainly missed some- thing. l27l

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I an-.--sl'5,.,,s.-54-.-1: - ,, , Y .31- A v -' 4'a L .- . X P VJ N - 1 y - ' -fu. ' A -5- -A Y,-WI..--,.1-W f' ff -'Lv'-.-Y-k,f,, Ji .,.v. ln1.1.lAN h'1uunnAN I I-Lil? 5 1'lmuyhl u'ork.w in. .sil1'n1'c. lllunumuy llznrris School, C0llllI1Cl'ClZl.l Club, 3, never late. Lil is the master of the Chandler system. That is the only time we hear Lil, for she is one of our quiet, busy ones. '1'nonAs F. GALLIVAN C I 7 7 lu atlzll-ties his 'l:1lCli'llllf'i01L lies. l1nni:wul:nte Com-eption School, Boys' Club, 25 A. A., lg baseball tezun, 3, football team, 3, 4, QHD. lt's ll00llll'SS to say where this HSl'2l1',, shines. lt's brightest rays reflect upon the football, where Toni has inzule his nzune. lf you want to know the kind of a line that New Britain can string ask Tom, he knows. E291 1 un FRANK W. GADD ' ' 14l7'l1f'l'L1Ci0 ' l L no! ambitious lilac Caesar. Noah NVelrster School, H. P. H. S. D. C 3 4, uhairinan of executive connnitteeg D1'21l1l2ltlC Club, 3, 4, exevutive C0l'lllllltl7i'0, 33 Upper Class Choir, 2, 3, 4, A. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Owlet, 45 football team, 4, I , tennis teznn, 4, Annapolis Naval Academy. Frankie, we all kl10W llllll, the one that was at the bottom of every pile in football scrimmage Oh! and too that dramatic actor. I l I E s i l I