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

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' rf' A ' i . ' Q 5 V -- 1 STAFF S O Editor-in-chief Edna D. Cosgrove Q' t . 5 Business Manager U 5 5 Joseph G. Drake 0 Associates 5 0 1 Editorial i 2 Ruth M. Petersen ' Florence M. Gross Q g g Thomas W. Macy John J. Cabitor 5 I Edith P. M. Fatka J 3 E ' f , . Business 5 , 3 ' i Blanche Youdin Mary E. Sheridan 5 ' 5 Sidney Jainchill William B. Low Q l , A Maurice Hertzmark in l Z Mfg HEN we leave the Hartford High School, there is felt by everyone ' ' I Q' 7, of us, a pang of regret along Vwith the irrepressible happiness that 5 3 is ours on graduation. This regret is' felt because friendships are ' broken and familiarqfaces are left behind. This Class Book is 5 3 i presented to you to help preserve those friendships and keep alive in your minds the happy moments of the best part of your lives-the four years , Q spent in Hartford High School. If this book fulfills its intended purpose, those who have worked - unselfishly to produce it will feel rewarded to the utmost. s To Mr. Rood, our faculty adviser, John J. Cabitor, and Maurice L Hertzmark, sincere thanks are extended for the invaluable services rendered .f by them. y Z JOSEPH G. DRAKE. I .... . . ................. J - 1 ,,,,.,,, A ,, ,,,. I ... . . .,..., is - 6