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

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, . 1 ' ' ' ' CCLASSIBGDUK J' gQfC,gf.'s Q Q 132:-I 0p3v . i v-f X , L A 'S ABBY C. ALLEN O HAP! 'S Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty. 2 Noah Webster School. Athena 3, 43 A. A. 23 Dra- ll matic Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Member Executive Com- . mittee 3: Greek Club 2,'3, 4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 2: Girls' League 23 Student Council 2: National Honor Society 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 41 Owlet 43 Second Scholarship Prize in bcth first and second years: 19268 Book Prize for high scholarship dur- l ing one and one-half years, Faculty Book Prize in Alge- .I brag Salutatoriang Member Motto Committee. Never late, no demerits. It Smith College. a It must be great to have a drag with the faculty, whether it comes from-well, er-er, we don't know- N 'X because we never did have a drag with them. Abby is tall, slender, and graceful las N. G. will testifyj-a 4 , real friend to all who know her. If E , J 4 lg KATHERINE A. AMBOT '. a:Kittyrx X Q By music, minds an equal temper know, '. Nor swell too high, nor sink too low. f Chfuncey Harris School. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' . League 1, 2, 3, 41 Girls' Biology Club 4: H. P. H. S. .s Choir 2, 3. 4: Girls' Glee Club 4. State Normal School. Kitty is rather withdrawn, but when you know her she is a peach of a sport ieven though she did at- . tempt to make a beauty parlor out of Room 343. With her lovely voice and pleasing personality, she'll be a .X success. We juzt know itl 45 V l .L nf, 41 X. 6 I 1 QX if 2 I9 e - RICHARD W. AMERMAN tcDick!! He lives in the world of his thoughts and is therefore happy. Weaver High School. A. A. 3, 43 Tech Club 3: Boys' Commercial Club 4. Here is another proof of the saying that scientists are silent and deep thinkers. At any rate, we know Dick is interested in sciences and he is quiet. Does he enjoy Astronomy! V' V ,144-Iffx :?.'C?c.v 1 9 3 0 A lk? N 21529-5 - . 1

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skiisnvi 'gt CCILLA .S S ID 0 0K Ear.-1 -:J '2 fs: if ,u . W l it l Q 'o J. 1' T c' D 0.1 0' ,f 1? 5. af :fp li I 04 Q ' 0 GOODWIN ELMER STEELE Elln jlaemumam W1thout mentxon of our beloved classmate who was taken from us on Aprll 2 1929 our Class Book would fall far short of complet1on Goodwm an honor pup1l of excellent standmg was held 1n h1gh esteem by all h1s classmates to whom the appallmg suddenness of h1s death came as a great shock and sorrow We shall always cherxsh h1S memory as the sweetest yet saddest experlence of our hlgh school career x X 'C ' 1 9 3 0 A .- xS 'N2 'J- 1 0 .z 4 I Ig 0, Q I' fl Q M N si 'U all E ' oe E l a gr 1 f 1 we og ff . . ss , f :S ' ' 5' . O .1 . 2 ' W ' ' 3? r' ' ' e ' 'I' 0 ' K :Q ' . . A 2 e ' 'S l 1 14 bf' ' v TN .eff - --if 'V td- - ., 15 -F

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'-. -- M- cmmssoous Q- - 9 P 'P I I all ROLAND C ATWATER Bravery never goes out of fashion Lawrence Street School National Honor Society 4 A A 1 2 3 4 Boys Club 2 3 4 I-I1storyC1v1cs Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Boys Biology Club 4 Member of Executive Committee 4 Junior Usher Class Marshal Roland is another of our bashful rosy cheeked blond specimens of masculine beauty In addition to this he is one of the enthusiastic members of the newly formed Biology Club ROBERT P. BALGLEY Bob 'Faith, thats as well said as if I had said it myself. oah Webster School. H. P. H. S. D. C. 3, I JOHN H BAKER The mirror of all courtesy Northwest School A A 1 2 3 Boy Cl b 2 3 P H S Choir 2 3 4 Class Historian No demerlts Trinity College Although John does not wear spats or sport a mono cle he has the accent and manners of an English gentle man-and the natural ability of getting his English marks. We hear he made a thrilling recitation once about the bombardment of London by the Germans. A. A. 1. 4: Boys' Club 2: Greek Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Science Club 43 National Honor Society 43 Owlet 2, 3, 4, Business Board 2, Editorial Board 3, 4: Business Board of Class Bock: Member Senior Class Night Com- mittee: Member School Track Team 33 Class Track Team 2: Junior Usher. Princeton University. Among other things Bob has the remarkable ability of coming to class unprepared las he says! and making a good recitation. Whether this is done by his natural ability in a crisis of this kind, or due to the fact that recess provides time for the preparation of several sub- jects, we don't know. Anyway, we hear that he is plan- ning to take a six months' P. G. course on the art of looking up Latin notes during class. Q V' V' 'U 'V' 'VCC ' 0'l N 5 O - ' v Sg1q.Qgq'Q Q 0 A f-so-I 'JP' 0 L ff va i 0: I l 3 I vi - ' '. ,. O, ,. , : ': , Q., , ga- :- , . . . U . if up I I ,. al Il Pa :P X 4 9' ': . 'e vt. .. , 4, g. H ..., ' . . . v Us , - . : O C O' 5 4' Q: 1.8 0' I V u n n . . 1- gl 21' N 4 9 2 Q 5' 3' I 'o' is 'CJ -xl.. Qlo' 19 3 0 A I-.X 0 44 -3 0. . I7 4 ls 4 'S