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THE TATLER Pearl Street Market We are located where the Mulligan Market formerly was situated. MEATS : FISH : GROCERIES VEGETABLES AND FRUITS Pearl Street THOMPSONVILLE Tel. 62 Enfield Motor Co. B U I C K SALES AND SERVICE Enfield Street THOMPSONVILLE, CONN. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
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trbe tTatler VOL. 6 THOMPSONVILLE. CONN.. JUNE 1927 NO. 8 publisbeb tbc Students of tbe junior Mi b School Subscription Price 35 cents per copy THE FACULTY Supe 7 ' in tendent P rin cipal Edgar H. Parkman Nora E, Clancy Supervisor of Music Denslow King Teachers Catherine P. Cope Katherine C. McGinity Catherine S. Barnett Helen E. Flannery OFFICEPvS OF THE TATLER Business Manager — Louis Lebeshevsky Advertising Managers — Theodore Lockwood, Robert Bromage and George Bridge Florence M. Stowe Olive A. Taggart Harriet E. Ryan Grace M. Thornes Hazel Lougee Ruth Raymond Homer Allen CLASS SONG Words by Dorothy Colson, 1925 Music by Denslow King After months of work and study. After months of work and play. Now we leave the Junior High School’ With our hearts so light and gay. Choiuis Farewell Higgins! Farewell Higgins! Farewell Higgins, Junior High; To our teachers, friends and class- mates Bid we all a fond “Good-by.” Softly Sing Farewell in parting. As we leave the Higgins School, As we leave the halls of learning “Victory” will be our rule. Chorus CLASS POEM Good-bye to our dear A. D. Higgins, Where we prepared for Senior High; We say not so to our teachers and classmates, For we shall meet in the sweet by and by. We shall miss the morning assembly. Which we had twice each week; Where children on Thursday morn- ings stood before us. Some frightened, others meek. There where our teachers’ subjects Tried to penetrate our feeble brains ; Bravely they stood before us. In days of both sunshine and rain. Farewell then, to the Junior High Of the A. D. Higgins School; Now, then, and forever after “Victory” shall be our rule. Alleta Snyder, 8B. LOG BOOK OF THE CLASS OF 1927 We embarked on the good old ship Alvin D. Higgins School September 13, 1927, for a voyage of one year through the seas of knowledge. When we were settled, all having registered and received our state- rooms we discovered we had with us a new superintendent, Mr. Edgar H. Parkman, who acted as admiral. Our ship paper, the “Tatler”, was differently managed than before,
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