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

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mwfii uw f . . , - ' . Q we 2 ef, ew'-efiffairriff-'.:f me tifT,f'affiQ H ' PTI ' S ' i'i'? fv1 Lf a'H'4'i+71ffe2 , L-'71 ' ge 1 ' ' 5 ' ' iv , ri .7 I X ,ii X- J in 1' I 'Ti l ml-J ,4 .Q 5 D 2 ' f J 'dxf MARGARET M. BROOKS - 'K ' 1-:Q Q fi 3 Peggy JF. iii Patience and gentleness are power. film: Our Lady of Sorrows School. Girls' League 33 I ,, A 5 E2 g A. A. 4. Never late. Q' i Q 4 5 E Margaret, who was ever bright and happy, 5 S e l 3 5, g laughed her way into 1928B at the last moment. She is another hard-working bookkeeper and We , E . KJ Q 5, 6 Q know her success is assured. 1 5 Fi l S , iw is -1 '52 ' I are 1 2.1 53 if : - .21 fi ' 15 wi fi .,,,. ' 1 RICHARD V. BUCKLEY 4 . ' 2 Y i:Dickvv 5. 1 ix: if XJ 5 An affable and courteous gentleman. 9 f V ig: E2 West Middle School. Hopkins Debating ciub Q' : f 1 li, i 2 33 Boys' Commercial Club 3, 4, Secretary-'1'reas- :J 1 f Q Q is ' urer 3, President 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Historian. 5 5 3.1 7 , 2 2 Dick's gracious manners and eloquent speech Q 2 ,ii 3 5 have been a joy to us. How will the Boys' Com- Q : ' 1 1 2 2 mercial Club ever thrive without Dick's cap- QSCE - . 4 1 able, admirable being and his ever-present sting- : 'K 5 ' : 3 ing wit? No matter :hat vicissitudes of fortune E Q Q fi may lie in wait for im one thing is certain- ' 1 ' 3 2 he'll never be at loss for words-be they kind, Q 1 humorous or otherwise. I 74 5 i 5 1 5 ' 'i' i i ,. 5 ii I f 1 ii T . N gg , Q z 1 rm- 4 gg 5, MURIEL s. BULKELEY fl: if ii Mme l Q v ' Q 5 'i ' all And in her hand she held a bright mirror NAM -.N ii - It wherein her face she often viewed. X 1 ' 5,2 g ivniildiewwn High School. K. B. L. s. 3, 4: mlb f , Girls' League 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 45 Nation- ft ' 2 1 3 al Honor Society 43 A. A. 3, 4g Essayist. Never I 'tg lateg no demerits. LJ E' N gf U Muriel is our class essayist. She is very pop- Q : ular among the stronger sex, although she treats g -2 1 , . them all with the same charming deference. She 3 j ' Q has all the attributes of a good sport and is Q 5 I 2 clever in her studies. But as Seniors we cannot -4 5 'Q ' quite forgive her for showing favoritism to a H , certain Freshman s., 2 I l ap. .. ' lvl .. A- f gf 1 I' ff' CC' at fi if I t. ,, -. C t . P ,Ai .jf ,' -'T .. ' ' , . , Ain l . ,Y Y va' . Y , x X i, .r.!A'.ilqjyi 4 1-1 V- filw-M1 v i i i i 1 ,A X I i ,- , . l-, Z' wr, 1 , 1 L 3 rest? Q- fff,f x '1tit Fjirniii. ' 4 Click 3 .. ' JP 3, I f . ii' -iid? atm' ii vue? .fx 'S' 3 20

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5-sr QNQX, l,t Y . V1 Q, A 1 -of H--. ...f....,,,f Ll-Liiri 'lull V HX l ca I ji. l 4. if .J . mi., ,.....T........ 5 ma. f. . l 1 ,y UL It 9 ,V . ,Y -4, .1 9.4 :li ffl, 1 -1 i 1 1 l. 1 51 R, DC I 1 FC ' J.. 1 ' all uxl f U 4- 1 ' i : a GEORGE' BLOUNT Man is the hunter: women the game. Lawrence Street School. H. P. H. S. Debating Club 4: Boys' Club 4: Tech Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' Leaders' Corps 3: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Never late: never absent. George can't help it if his eyes wander over to the other side of the room so often, for he is a lover of the fair sex in general, and one in par- ticular. Evidently, George's persuasive powers are great, for not many of us could hold our own as did he as sole debater in one of the H. P. H. S. Debating Club's debates. We hope that George makes good so that he may gain the favor of the lady of his heart. GERALD W. BOGUE uirerryn We leave thy praises unexpressedf' Noah Webster School. Tech Club 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: Freshman Glee Club 1: Student Council 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Pin Committee. Solid geometry was the bane of Jerry's otherwise successful career. He decided to make another try at it, though, and overcame it as he did everything and everybody else. Perhaps his popularity with the girls can be explained by the fact that Broad Street voted him the best-looking. MARGUERITE R. BRIGNOLE Margaret So gentle and modest, retiring and good, She always acts as a real lady should. Immaculate Conception School. Girls' League 3, 4: A. A. 2. Never late: no demerits. Margaret appeared to le rather quiet at times, yet those who were fortunate enough to know her greatly admired her gentle, unassuming manner. We certainly wish Margaret success, and hope that it will be hers in any enterprise she may undertake 0' OO vo .ooo so 19

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pexbi Q, ' eg 5, ' ' 'QN113 ' ,W A f'f'w'f: l lf 4a J fi-i-12+-Q' H - 13 - S - it-f.h'H',rPfi , ,?'rf'7k f '1kW Q il'f'lrL-ff--io.. ' E' ' ' 'A A U I f ,J 4 Q AI.. .-5... T J. d- B PL 9--4: 71. i HARRY T. BURGESS ' ,L Chester 'Sf' 1 , 1 'Q' Ii There is little of the melancholy element in ,L 51 os-- Eli.. D bPort Elginb HighBSchoog5lCJanada. H. H, Si ' , 5' e ating Clu 35 oys' u 2, 3, 45 ationa , B .1 Honor Society 4, A. A. 2, 3, 4. Never late. 'I SEI You haven't done your 'math'? See Harry ff Burgess then. Don't let his.deep, manly voice 5 w fool you: it's only a bluff for protection against gf tramps, animals, and homework borrowers. Se- s lo 4 riously, though, Harry is one perfect fellow. Worcester Polytechnic Institute. :lj ' C .- ' I if JOHN T. BURKE '-. Q .Q Balky TJ His memory long will live alone 'Q L is In all our hearts. 1 F 4 S -1 , Chauncey Harris School. Student Council 3, I' 4, President 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: -4- , sg Owlet Cartoonist 3: H in Football 3, 45 Class J- f if Football Team Captain 4: Senior Pin and Ring Arm . Committee, Senior Class Night Chairman. ,ln ,gg .Balky will always be remembered as the y , c::ttieainTgf thetgrleatdfoolthala champions oihthe . s . e gr: e isp aye in paying ose mall' .- games with a, bad arm well displays his spirit. ,CM '- It has been said that a good sportsman needs no 'U ' recommendation. As BaIky qualifies for this 9T'T5 v title in every sense of the word, it is useless for ff us to say more. ' Q J Kentucky Georgetown. - X I 1 W2 , JOSEPH M. BURKE Q u r is In solitude all great thoughts are born. 4 1 , l,,' vf, St. Patrick's School. Commercial Club 3, 4: Jlg, , .Q A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Howler' Associate Cartoonist 4. ol-. g If you're looking for a serious-minded, thought- -lh' 22. ful companion, choose Joe , and you'l1 be all if s1et.1 Hovsalwe did miss tlaisi catpable clhlappdllifitgg is ong i ness. Joe di is it or . . . . .H mild aththebsame time przed hgsboa1jtgsticfab?k1iy , , ' w en e ecame associa car ms o e 1 ' Owlet in his Senior year. In spite of his unusual quietness, he holds the best regards of every , member of his class. Best o' luck, Joe l by New York University. Jwlv ,Q .... g.., 'YO' I 4 l W 2 .W ' fn,- Iv ffi Y ',--, I , I, , ,, gn .., . . J . 'j,, 1 1 1 1 1 4 , I 1' 'Q' lf-3fN.f7lf?JffPfT.f,l.,1eel. A , .,.... .. l .... 5 l..? ...YU FL . ... 21'