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

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5555E5EE55 . liirturvn in the Clllnuha 5 E5 QE An Original Poem inspired one day Qh'lH1'Cll Zl, 19222 EE EE ' m Commercial Law Q EE ggi I look up at the clouds all day EE EE In the warm, bright summer weatherg EE I sit and dream the day away EE Amid the tinted heather. E 5 5 EE I look up at the clouds all day, QE EE And dream of fairy land. QE EE I see the dancing nymphs that play EE In crystal waters,-on silver sands. I look up at the clouds and see EE A vast relentless ocean. EE Into the depths of eternity EE VV ith a never-ending motion. n I like to watch the clouds go by EE QE They tell so many stories, BE BE And as the birds a-homeward Hy, SE I think of God's great glories. .IEE EE I'm glad I watch the clouds all day, EE BE I solye so many mysteriesg EE EE My fancy leads me far astray, EE EE - To the kingdom of Nature I hold the keys. EE 5 5 gi When I looked at the clouds today, EE 5 I saw a Sphinx, what did it say? QE EE It whispered something, I could not hear,- EE BE Oh, how I wish I had been near. EE EE And so I 'spose all through my life lg I'm going to watch the clouds. QE EE But still I'll always think of them 5-EJ: As rest from care and strife. EE The clouds can always dance with glee, EE EE Or frown upon poor lonesome me, EE EE They portray nature at its best. EE EE W'ith countless virtues they are blest. EE 5 E EE But I can only watch and wait, EE EE And wonder when this fellow, Fate, EE E Is going to let me find out why QE EE The clouds make pictures-in the sky. E 5 E. MCCALMON. h ssssssasswas 55 5

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EEEEEEEEEEEE 5 5 E Svrnrnr Gilman Lfmtnrg egg Gia? ACK to the Halls of Learning -once again! After three years of won- E HQ dering and waiting, three long years of grinding and hoping, three hun- EE EE The dignity and the awe this word inspires! That first day will never he EE EE forgotten. Greetings, greetings. everywhere. See. who is this gentleman EE EE ii in ii of portly bearing who beams so beniguly upon all? XYhy, George Harold, EE EE -of course. But he was so smart that he left school shortly after mid-year to BE EE join a higher institute of learning CH. To continue. l-lark! A voice akin to EE EE Martinelli is heard not far away. Abruptly it stops. A terrinc thump is heard, EE EE then entering upon the scene, we find lid Graff greeting his friends with a friendly 5 tap. Next! i E Wie see a crowd of girls talking excitedly, and we find the object of their 5 EE conversation-'Iolm Shaw! During the summer he had invented a new dance step EE I3-E which would have made Vernon Castle sit up and take notice! A tour of the Gym EE BE reveals Charlie Meyer, Jimmie Davin, and Ed Dwyer. in an animated conversation ga EE with Mr. Morgan regarding 1921-22 athletic season. Flora Gubersky hovers gg expectantly in the foreground,-she's to be basketball captain, you know. On e1n.erging from the Gym, we bumped straight into Andy Tullock and EE 5-E Vincent Beschel doing a fairy waltz of their own origination. After conversing EE QE with them awhile, we learned that Stillman Rice, one of the knights of the lunch- g QE room, was in room 304 counting his money, preparatory to the mid-morning rush. BE Wfe went to the room designated. and found Sticky playing put and take with EE BE Edith Thorpe and Madeleine Unger. QE E5 XVe proceeded to room 307, where we found Stewart XVeir frantically dashing EE 5 of a bit 'o news for the first issue of the Nt'-mr. He finally finished, and began to EE tease Frances Wlheeler and 'lSl'lCll'1'I2I, Xvhite, which he adopted as his favorite oe- EE cupation for the rest of the Year. EE EE VVe glanced out of the room and saw Bill Fogarty walking disconsolately HE EE along and upon inquiring as to the cause of the bluish color of his physiognomy, EE EE we found that he had been out- late every night the week preceding and now that EE E school had begun he wouldn't he able to continue his midnight rounds. EE EE Presently the bell rang, and we had to disperse. but if, during the mid-morning, EE EE we chanced to go hy the oiiice. we might have seen ,lustine Morrison at the tardy EE EE desk. mildly taking off her wraps and meanwhile relating' how she had been talking EE EE with the conductor on the car and had gone way out to Wlestville before she knew EE QE where she was. On the way hack she had met an acquaintance, and she had BE EE stopped to talk-and, oh, you know how it is. fixxllfl if it wasn't for lid Dwyer, EE EE l don't think she'd bc here at all.U . EE QE As the days rolled by, we began to buzz about class officers. and so forth. EE VVe knew that lid Dwyer would get the presidency. and he did. XVe were al1uost QE positive that jimmy Davin would get the 'l'reasury', ''anonymously''-and he did. EE EE Charlie Meyer wanted the Class Pin Committee- and he did. QE QE Success and happiness to you all and may you climb to the top of the ladder EE EE Fight soon! 'Evlcrvx NICCALMON. EE 5 i E EEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEE

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