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

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THE HERMIAD ltUl,lCS'l'.XW WILLIAM VIASICCKI XYL-ll-4li'1-ssvtl ynnng mrtn who hzts wurkcel :ill hifi life pltntping at lrlcyclr :intl eh-ltvv.-tuttg pztpcrs wishes Il IJUSIIIUII in llztlttc. Ills main nh-sire in tu tc-:ich wt:-nugrntrliy. llc wants It known that he is :tn Q-xpct'it-ncccl hnschztll player. 5Xnymn- knowing nf zu X'ZlC2lltCy in tht- :ibm-4--tm-lttt4fm-ml Cttlllllllllllly slnwnltl get in tunch with Huh-stztw l't:tst-ckl, M-nusup. lunn,. Cfu The NK'W'.fltil1ik'l' htnrrs. AR'I'lll'R PICRSHINKB PRATT Mr-fully Puncl prmlnct makes signs with punch :mal poison- zihty. Might till vztcnncy un zi cluckvn farm. Must he seen to hc nppt'c-ctzttctl, such it guuil-n:tlnt'ctl. Jolly follow as l zun. ICDXYARIJ l,UNGlflil.l.0NY RESZENSKT juli wzintv.-rl hy :t nc-nt :intl vc-rv nnltistrinns young man. Ht-iuht ztlmnt six fm-ct. thrct' inulnw. l':Xlh9l'lt'!lC6ll hztse-hull plztyeti VVvll tittwl fur pitclnffs pf--.itiun hy rt-zlsmi uf nntnrzll nlvilitv :mtl :t guml right nrnt. Smut' tlny wants tu pluy against Babe Ruth. IIUVYARIJ SCIIVRMAN ROVER litlivivttt 1-xvt'utivc rvntly tu till R-stmmisiltlv position. Ynricll t-xl-rv'icltt'c in niutln-vnzttics. scimicc- :intl :tthlc-tics, lillllllgll letters tu n-nztlnlc hint tn lm goin-i'u1ts with them. lt' agreczthlc, willing tu cntt-1' Kvlly-I,nty-Rupp-r partnership. jUSl'1l'll til'IURIili SIIICLIJON YL-t'5:tlilc yunng niztn is Imxking fm' :in uve-ning in any une nf st-vm-rzil tit-lfls. Urnhl qualify fur zu puxitinii requiring at knuwletlge uf ht'lK'lllJl'1lIlil inntlwnlzttics. 'l'ln'c-Q--lvttut' man in zttllh-tics. Other thingb failing, would consider position as clmutfcur or hns driver.

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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.

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THE HERMIAD EDWARD WILLIAM SMITH Ambitious young man is looking for a position as comedian and entertainer in a circus. Qualified by four years of practical experience. Magazine campaign prize go-zetter. If you have a vacancy which you think he might fill, kindly apply at VVauregan. EVERETT EMERY SNYDER Desired: Position by an industrious bov especially interested in business and the success of things in general. Extremel ce-Hnerntive. proved bv positions held as manager of football ind bwskethall teams during his last year at school. Was also manager r-f magazine campaign and assistant manger of Senior Play, Sally Lou. VINCENT AUGUSTINE SULLIVAN Job wanted: Newspaper reporter. Nose for news. Young, tall, nleasinq appearance and personality. Member of Newspaper Institute of America. Interested in sports. Sports reporter for Plaintielfl High School. Also interested in dramatics. Scored a siielcess in Senior Play as ambitious Englishman. Sterling is the Zlf I YCSS. JAMES PATRICK WALSH Dear Lonely Hearts Editor: I am a cowboy member of your circle. In your September 20th issue I saw a picture of a girl who signed her name Pete, the Iceman's Daughter. Can you secure a position for me as driver of her father's ice wagon? I am six feet tall and weigh about 160 pounds. I have beautiful curly hair, freckles, a smile that kills the ladies, and a husky voice. Please see what you can do for me. Jimmie. MATTHEW ELDREDGE WILDE Position wanted for a quiet, honest young gentleman. Capable campaign manager. Neat, co-operative, athletic. Popular with both sexes.