Plainfield High School - Hermiad Yearbook (Central Village, CT)

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THE HERMIAD ROY MASON JEFFERS Tall, slender, happy person could use part-time position to fill in the gaps in present crackeraweighmg Job. Plainfield preferred as permanent resting place. ANDREW JURNAK Desired: Position as dairyman with o tion to buy employer's domain. Desirability of position would lie greatly enhanced hy presence of a cute farmerette. Am tall. blond, quiet. Excellent physique improved by participation in sports. WILLIAM EDWARD KELLY Do you need a Physical training instructor? A basketball footba l, or basebal coach? S I' ' . ter mg athlete is free to accept any such position in which a handsome appearance and not too much French are essential. Or, if you need a hero for you new play, might take time from present business to perform. PETER KUZZYK Reputable young man desires salesm:-m's position in business concerned with sclentifi ' ' l c research. Great. experimenter, as the physics class has 'found out. Errors considered minor, made to naught by a thrilling laugh. Apply Canterbury. JOSEPH WALTER LACHOWECKI Wanted: Position as teacher by a young man of varied accom- plishments. Mathematics prefer-red, but would consider as a ,ide line debating, art, or athletics.

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THE HEizMiA15 BENJAMIN RICHARD CHOLEWA A tease well known among the female sex desires the position of President of the United States. He announces that he can make depressions a common event. Anyone who can make it possible for this position to be vacated will kindly write to Bennie Cholewa, P. H. S. all-star, Jewett City. ADDISON CLARK DAVIS If you wish in your office an energetic worker who will meet and carry off any situation, no matter how trying, with a grin, here 15 yust the lad for you. Address Canterbury. MAX FESIK Mechanic's job wanted by a husky fellow with plenty of per- suasive power and ability. Alternate position, soap-box orator. Also has had experience in actingg makes a most effective gangster. BERNARD EARL FLANAGAN Fine-looking young fellow, especially interested in baseball, desires position. Would like to become a big league player. Dur- ing four years at Plainfield High School held down right field. Well fitted for such a position because he can run very fast and can judge a hit ball very easily. When in a game, tries from start to Hnish to keep spirit among the players. JOHN EDWARD FRENCH Quiet, ambitious lad, experienced in baseball and football, wishes position as treasurer of the Sterling Bank, Sterling, Conn. Has held position of class treasurer. for four years at Plainfield High School. Would like to have it known that he is not interested in the fairer sex. References given if desired. H2

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THE HERMIAD JOSEPH EDVVIN LUTY Desired: Position for an ambitious young man, good-looking, neatly dressed, known as the sheik of Jewett City and a favorite with the young ladies of the Senior Class. After graduating from high school he intends to enter an engineering school. During the summer would like a position as taxi driver. If such a posi- tion is vacant, notify Joseph Luty, Jewett City, Conn. WALTER MACKO For sale: Brains embodied in brawn. Distinguished individual offers services to anyone who appreciates true worth. Is willing to combine mental and physical labor, and guarantees complete satisfaction in both. Numerous responsible otiices held are testi- monials of the esteem in which he is held. JOHN JOSEPH MOLODICH Wanted: Position by young, ambitious fellow. NVould a pre- ciate any work offered. Especially interested in the fielld of Grade A dairy. Kindly communicate with him. Satisfaction guaranteed. EDNVARD STA NLEY NEWTON Young man of scholarly appearance seeks atposition calling for mechanical, mathematical and scientific ability. Good workerg satisfaction guaranteed. For an interview, address Westminster Hill. NEIL COOK O'BRIEN Position wanted: Tall, neat, good-looking .young man would like position as retail salesman in the Atlantic and Pacific Tea. Company. Have taken the commercial course for four years at Plainfield High School. Have a fondness for alumnae.