Pratt High School - Osage Yearbook (Essex, CT)

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OSAGE I 1938 As We Think Helen Stiffle ............ Richard Doyle .......... Iosephine Malcarne Virginia Markham .. Edgar Bevis ........... Irene Zabielski ......... F ....... Edgar Bevis .......................... Marian Schneubner CLASS CENSUS . ....... Best Looking Girl ............... . As the Faculty Thinks Mary Barnes ............Best Looking Boy ................Richard Doyle ..........Cutest Girl Lucy Mazer Herbert Larson .................... Cutest Boy ............. .......... H erbert Larson ............Most Billiant Girl ................Virginia Markham ........Most Brilliant Boy ..............Edgar Bevis Most Versatile Girl ............ Most Versatile Boy ............ Most Popular Girl .............. Irene Zabielski Edgar Bevis Iosephine Malcarne Klemns Borkowski Edgar Bevis .......................... Most Popular Boy .............. Marian Dupree ......... ....... Francis Peterson ................ Catherine Murphy .............. Francis Peterson ....... ....... Marian Dupree ......... ....... Best Dressed Boy ................ Best Dressed Girl ................ Most Courteous Girl .......... Most Courteous Boy .......... Best Girl Dancer ................ Ralph Clark ........................ Best Boy Dancer ................ Iosephine Malcarne Best G1r1 Athlete ................ Klemns Borkowski .............. Best Boy Athlete ................ Helen Stilfle .......... ' Ralph Clark ...... Lucy Mazer ..... Helen Stiffle ............. ....... Herbert Larson .................... Iosephine Malcarne Lillian Bach ........................ .. Lucy Mazer ............... ....... Catherine Murphy ..... Margaret Larsson .............. Virginia Markham ............ Dorothy Ingraham ............ Rlchard Prann ................,... Klemns Borkowski ......... Lillian Bach ............... ....... Betty Downing ...... Richard Prann ...... Hazel Fields ............. ....... Dorothy Ingraham .... Q ......... Louis Holle ............... Richard Prann ...... Richard Doyle ...... Most Conceited Girl ............ Most Conceited Boy .......... Most Ambitious .................. Most Romantic ....... Wittiest ........... ........ Most Optimistic ................. Most Pessimistic .................. Most Cheerful ......... Quaintest ........ Shyest .................. Most Modest ........... Most Hot-headed ................ Laziest ..................... Tease ..... Flirt ............. Dreamer ...... Noisiest ........... . Silliest .................. Most Talkative ....... Brag ...................... Bluff .................. Artist ....................... Marian Dupree Weldon Cade Lucy Mazer Edgar Bevis Marian Dupree Ralph Clark Iosephine Malcarne Klemns Borkowski Lillian Bach Richard Prann Virginia North Helen Stiffle Richard Prann .Josephine Malcarne Francis Peterson Iosephine Malcarne Elizabeth Babcock Margaret Larsson Margaret Larsson Richard Doyle Ralph Clark Ralph Clark Marian Schneubner Francis Peterson Robert Blair Ralph Clark Weldon Cade Louis Holle Weldon Cade Richard Doyle Herbert Larson Herbert Larson ......... ....... C lass Musician .................. Ralph Clark ............. ....... C lass Actor ............. Virginia Markham .............. Virginia Markham .............. Edgar Bevis ............. Edgar Bevis ........ ...nn ......- Class Actress .................... 1 Teacher s Pet ...................... Most Likely To Succeed .... Most Important To Class.. 14 Louis Holle Virginia Markham losephine Malcame Edgar Bevis Edgar Bevis

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OSAGE 1938 U- -yduuuuu MARIAN EMILY SCHEUBNER l SOUPIE l Chorus 1: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4: Basketball 4: Osage Board 4: Senior Play. A tlighty, chatty lass is Marian. She has taken an active part in sports, dramatics, and school entertainments. Her sunny. pleasing personality has won her much popularity. and we are certain that Soup will be missed not only by her own classmates but by under classmen as well. HELEN IDA STIFFLE l LEN l Basketball Manager 4: Operetta 2, 3: Homemaking 4: Chorus 2, 3: Student Council 4: Senior Play: School Play 3, 4: Iunior Declamation: Prattler Staff 3, 4. After observing He1en's splendid acting in the school play. the senior play, and the operetta. we believe that she is our local Katherine Comell. Although Len's main interest this year has been Eddie, she has done an excellent job as our basketball manager. IEROME EVERETT WILCOX l lIGGER l Class Treasurer 4' Science Club 1: Camera Club 2: Orches Al. ff? fx 4 tra 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play , D Ierome is the one and only trumpeter in our school orchestra. We have recently discovered that Iigger is not only an ex- part in mechanics, but also a good teacher substitute. His ambition will carry him tar toward achievement and success. IRENE PAULINE ZABIELSKI t ZEBBIE l Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 3, Captain 4: Field Hockey 2. 3. 4: Secretary l, 3: Vice-President 2: President 4: Chorus 1, 2: Homemaking Club 3, 4: Student Council 4: Pi Club 3: Gorgas Essay 3: Iunior Declamation: Osage Board 2: Senior Play: Honor Essay 4. Zebby, the present supreme executive ot our class has been one ot the outstanding athletes ot the school for the past four years. She has served on numerous committees and is practically inseparable from her side-kick and chief part- ner in crime, Teet. 13 A

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OSAGE 1938 CLASS WILL BE IT KNOWN TO ALL PERSCNS, That we, the Class of 1938, of Pratt High School, of the town of Essex, State of Connecticut, being all of sound cmd dispos- ing mind, memory and judgment and under no improper influence or restraint do make, declare and publish the following as our last will and testament. After the payment of all our just debts if any there shall be at our decease, our funeral expenses and the legal settlement of our estate we dispose of all our property and good will as follows: I, Lillian Bach, a pessimistic soul, do bequeath my ability to be a pessimist to Peter Pieretti. I, Elizabeth Babcock, leave my name Tea to the person who will occupy my position in next year's Senior class. . I, Mary Barnes, leave my argumentative power to Mr. Mackimmie. I. Robert Blair, do bequeath my extended vacations from Home Making class to its future members. I, Edgar Bevis, do bequeath my speaking talent to the Iuniors who are sadly in need of it. I, Klemns Borkowski, do bequeath my secret passion for a certain red-head to her next choice. I, Weldon Cade, do bequeath my ability to play the great lover to Betty Bull. Q I, Ralph Clark, leave my nickname Cuddles to Nancy Lamphier. I, Marion Dupree, do bequeath my unique dancing technique to the Fresh- men. I, Richard Doyle, do bequeath all my excuse blanks and absence slips to the person who will next avail himself of my special privileges. I, Hazel Field, do bequeath my interest in Guilford to Ianice Halliday. To the Iuniors we, the Seniors, will our English IV class. Long may their assignments be. I, Margaret Graves, do bequeath my ability to play Mae West to Irene Carr. I, Louis Holle, do bequeath my height to Everett Champlain. I, Elenor Griswold, leave my friendship with Margaret Graves to her boy friend. I, Margaretxarsson, do bequeath my shyness to Clemnons Libby. I, Herbert Larson, do bequeath my cartooning ability to Escott MacWhinney. I, Dorothy Ingraham, leave lack Donahue under the care of Mrs. Wright. We, Edgar Bevis and Weldon Cade, leave our rumble seat 'tactics to Walter Bonnevier and Herbert Gannon. I I, Virginia North, do bequeath my ability to get straight A to the incoming Freshmen Class. I, Iosephine Malcarne, do bequeath my ability to play basketball to the C team. . I, Francis Peterson, do leave my ability to skin a skunk to Herbert Gannon. To the Freshmen, we, the Seniors, leave our vast quantity of brains. I, Ierome Wilcox, do bequeath my ability to get blood out of a turnip to Donald Stiffle. I, Catherine Murphy, do bequeath my quaintness to Lucy Askins. 15