Higgins Junior High School - Tatler Yearbook (Thompsonville, CT)

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4 THE TATLER BUICK Automobile SYNCRO-MESH TRANSMISSION Positive Control on Slippery Pavements GENERAL MOTOR RADIO with Tone Selector Enfield Motor Co. Compliments of Compliments of CENTRAL A. Gannuscio Lunch Banker IN THE HEART OF THE TOWN ESTELLE BUILDING 86 Main St. - Thompsonville Main Street Thompsonville PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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A. D. HIGGINS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 3 Albert J. Epstein 39 Central Street TIIOMPSONVILLE, CONN. Jacob Wojnar Cadillac Livery and Ambulance Service Local and Long Distance Moving General Trucking FRESH MEAT — AND — FANCY GROCERIES Daily Express to and from Springfield, Worcester and Boston Telephone 443-5 94 Pleasant St. Thompsonville Telephone 182 or 620 Never Any Need to Guess About FURNITURE There is nothing that you buy that you can be surer about — nothing. About Styles — we place our whole stock before you as an example of the way furniture should be built today. About Qualities — there js no collection of fur- niture in the country that is picked with greater care, and none that shows care more. If you would like still more assurance, there’s the guarantee of this store, which is a part of every transaction. As to What We Charge — It is commonplace for a merchant to state that he sells his goods at fair prices. We do more than say we do it. We do it. So you will see that buying here is being sure. J. FRANCIS BROWNE PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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be atler Edited and Published by the Pupils of A. D. Higgins Junior High School, Thompsonville, Connecticut Vol. X No. 4 June, 1931 Price, 40 Cents Superintendent Edgar H. Parkman Catherine S. Barnett Olive A. Taggart Grace M. Thornes Alice R. Woods Catherine P. Cope THE FACULTY Supervisor of Music Denslow King Teachers Rebecca Clyde Gager Marie C. Shea Katherine C. McGinity Alice J. Liberty Helen E. Flannery Principal Nora E. Clancy M. Winnifred Stewart Alice G. Carey J. Therese Twomey Harriet E. Ryan Robert B. Walker Substitutes — Helene M. Leary, Ruth White OFFICERS OF THE TATLER Business Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager. Financial Manager Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor-in-Chief Donald Comrie Henry Norian Robert McIntosh Kenneth Lebeshevsky Helen Wojnar Rose Kolodriez CLASS SONG Now that we must leave thee Our hearts are filled with sorrow, What the future holds for us Will be known tomorrow Happy days here are over Teachers and classmates now must part; We cannot bear to leave thee You are so near our heart. Chorus: Farewell Higgins! Farewell Higgins! Farewell Higgins Junior High! The class of 1931 Bids you a fond good-bye. CLASS POEM The treasured vision of our Junior High Proudly stands against the June’s blue sky. Forever, Higgins, you’ll find us true As the class of ’31 we’ll follow through. We’ve- tried our best, dear Junior High And before us now, the world does lie. You offered us, your very best And now we all must do the rest. “No End To Learning” is our guiding star We’ll try to live by it though we journey far. When days of triumph come at last Higgins’ memories we’ll hold fast. Higgins! dear old Higgins, We must pass from out your door. But the lessons and knowledge you gave to us Will last forever more. Donald Comrie, 8A. CLASS HISTORY In order that we may follow a time- honored custom, the Class of 1931 re- lates its history for all those who may be interested in reading it. In retro- spect, we shall live once again those days since September fifteenth, one