New Haven High School - Elm Tree Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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THEODORE R. ,U1.1x1c1z SCHOOL OFFICERS BOARD OF EDUCATION LOIHCCH-87 O1'lll12IC Strceti s1.EE, 1'rv.vidu11t 84 Ngrnm Sn-get Term expires 1919 NVILLIAM F. NYERDI, 15 Elm Street 1917 I'1ENRY A. SPANG, 267 Orange Street 1' 1918 LEO QHERZ, Srrouse, Adler K Co, ' 1916 MRS. P. T. TVALDIEN, 210 St. Ronan Street' A' 1916 GEORGE C. PRENTCIE, 547 Ferry Street ' 1917 GL'sT.xx' GRUENER., 146 Yale Station ' 1919 COMMITTEE ON FINANCE G1-:GRGE G. PR1iN'l'1ClE HENRY SPANG LEG H ERZ COMMITTEE ON SCHOOLS 'VIIIEOUORIQ R. B1..xKEsI.EE 11'ExRv .'X. SPANG X1'n.1.x.xM lf. 'VERDI COMMITTEE ON SCHOOL BUILDINGS HENRY A. SPANG MRS. P. 'II WIADEN LI-Lo HERZ COMMITTEE ON NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS THEODORE R. IZL,x1cEs1.EE Wn.I.1.xm If. VERDI GEORGE G. PRENTIEE n RETIREMENT BOARD GUs'r.xv GRUENER ' MRS. P. T. YVALDIQN BOARDMAN APPRENTICE SHOPS 1-150 H E112 GEORGE G, PRENTIC1-I GUSTAV GRUENER I SUPERINTENDENT IVRANK II. 111-Ilillli . ..... . 425 Temple Street SECRETARY GEORGE T. I'11EWl.1iTT .......... 87 Orange Street INSPECTOR OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS DENNIS J. AIALONEY .... A ...... 107 MansEc-ld Street

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EDWARD BRADFORD EVERETT li hercas It has pleased Alnughtx Cod ln H15 mfnute xxn-,dom to remloxe from our mldst our beloved frlend and class mate 1 dxx ard Lradford Everett Ufhereas W'e 1115 felloxx students w1sh to express our great sorrow at h1s departure and our g1eater Jov that xxe haxe been able to clalm as our fr1end ex en for so short a t1me, a character that has been such a help and 1nsp1rat1on , Be zt msolz ed That we hls class mates and fnends take thls opportumtx to reg1ster our gnef at the death of our compamon Be zf fesolz ed That durlng h1s stay xx 1th us he has ex er been a lox al friend rendermg his best QCTVICSS to his school xx 1th earnest ness and cheerfulness, Be zt usolued That h1s xx as a hfe that wlll ex er remam 1n our mmds as the embodlment of the best quahtles that are m man patlence dxlxgence opt1m1sm kmdness and loyalty Be 11' zu ther resolzed That thls resolutlon be sent to hls famlly xx 1th our deepest sympathy, and that a copy of lt be prmted 1n the publ1cat1ons of the school Commztfee m behalf of his Class I1 BRIIWVSTFR CP xxvroun IXUPT I-Iorrlxr KN Hrxuw G XVILI IXUS ALBERT Count NN ALBFRT T'Il RRNIAN - ,I fy , 1 I . Y . . , . '.i ff , J I V '- P 2 , 3 . 4 -, ,V In , ' y ' . J I 7 ' ' v ' V - ' v y . . 7 9 . ' I . - V . . ' J J 3 1, . , . 1 F . . V. Y ! f . ,Y. -. 7 T . . M F . Y . . 7 . . l . l l 3 ! P I V' . A A' . . . . ., J ,. V' x , 4. ' 1 xx 4 , 7 .. . X A J .. . ... , 4. 4 'AJ J l 1 2 . '. A l

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fi az - ifi.-gi : Xu 4 , az 425 '-f-'r rr I-'ACU I-TY INSTRUCTORS Q annum ' 6- .AN D . CHARLES L. KTRSCHNER, PH.B., Principal, 114 Linden St. HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS B. NV. MCFARLAND, PHD., Science. Observatory Pl. RALPH VVENTVVORTH, Principal of Freshman Class, 330 Alden Avenue IRVING N. COUNTRYMAN, Temporary History Dept., 356 Norton St. ALFRED E. PORTER, Classical, 207 Norton St. JOHN D. HOUSTON, Commercial, 50 Eorlies Pl., E. H. SUSAN S. SHERTDAN, PH.D., English, 519 Orange St. ARTHUR E. BOOTH, C. E., Mathematics. 65 Lake Pl. AGNES MANGER. JAN ET PURDUE. Modern Languages, Student Counsellor. EUGENE E. ALLEN, ANNA M. ARBUCKLE, ALICE ARTHUR DAVID V. BENNETT, FLOYD J. BLAKEMAN, EMMA BLAKE, Physics, History, Biology. English, Business Practice, En glish, 137 VVzill St. 133 Center St.. VV. H. 333 York Street 31 NVa1l Street 282 Dwight Street Short Reach 613 Dixwell Avenue 102 York Sq.