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

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rN Nlf: ,1 ,- i 1 ll . 'VV ,f f . . , ' . Q' Jr-.gy ' 1-Xf x A ..---c I .-+.., .E f 7' I C 'Q T' - , ll, e ' M, -f -. ,lc Q .llgi 'uf F-bp: 'Q . , V N 0 wily 5 1 ' .5 2 8- Yflv ' J Q ELIZABETH M. CONNERS X scBettyn I 1 L X Well traveled in the ways of men. I St. Joseph's School. Girls' League 2, 3, 4: o 1 Commercial Club 4, History-Civics Club 4: Stu- iii dent Council 13 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Never tardy. Betty , with her loud, boisterous enterings ' into Room 113, and her happy-:xo-lucky nature , will be truly missed, especially by the members ef ' of the basketball team, whom she supported from , . the beginning of the season to the end. She was 3 7 ,qu , a cheery and unusual addition to 1928B. f 1 I 7 fl I. j' J' f 'JCA MADELINE W. CONROY TX s1Madgeyv ,fi 2. I N- Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, D-1 Nothing there is that bothers me. N ',. St. Joseph's School. K. B. L. S. 45 Girls' 5 3 ill, , League 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 43 A. A. 1, 2, 5 . 3, 4. Never late. 'A . Big-hearted, cheerful, fun-loving M-adge. 'i 2 'I' f When Madge and her ever-present comrade, -r-5 e- ' Betty, get together they are an amusing and en- ., ' an ff joyable pair, except perhaps to the faculty. This ,X ag 4, is latter august body does not always hold them in ' M1 ff the same esteem that we do. ' 'A ev , 21+ 1 ,,., T ja -Ie 3- -ff ELSIE H. COPPEN will , H YY 5.7: f Els L,,'Z :U '-what is life that we should moan? ,ug 4 Why make we much ado? gp-.4 asa, . A dp W, West Hartford Junior. High. Athena 3, 43 ' J 1 R: 5 Z Girls' League 3, 4. Never late. by gg, ' Elsie's cheery manner and quaint accent are Q X 'I K Q equally charming. When she first arrived from ffl 'l'- i 25 12 England a few years ago, her accent entertained -1-, 'i l ' us immensely. Elsie certainly knows how to de- J 5 K1 i l bate, but she has sense enough to save her argu- l . Q mentive powers for the Athena meeting, rather ' ' , ' than allow them to join 'the general hub-bub of - 4 MW Room 26. Hartford Hospital Training School. ? 'i 'Y'1' 5 VL E 7+ i L-KM' 2 N 5: .- . .V w...W-...e,.. . Me -,., X, gn L . , P' ig? L51 AJ' ', ' H JY 'ini ' ---'- -1 -1: -- - -'-c fr -...T ,..., ' 26