Punchard High School - Prism Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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THE PUNCHARD CLASS BOOK 1927 First Latin Prize 1 Class Treasurer 2 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Captain Baseball 4 Basketball 2 LUTHER HERVEY GULICK ■■ Luke ■■ Goldsmith 1, 2, 4 Punch Harder Staff 3, 4 Football 3, Manager 4 Class President 3 Class Ring Committee Harvard Club Prize 3 Social Committee 4 Barnard 4 (3rd Prize) Graduation Essay Big words are his meat. ' You don ' t know Luke? Well, then you are not a Punchardite. Why Luke is our class actor. He had the leading part in our Junior Play and in The Rivals there was no one better than Sir Anthony. Luke certainly knew Tiow to get dues from us in our Sophomore year and we all know how well he can manage. Luther, next year if you are away at school don ' t try acting on the street corner, and please arrive at school before the last bell. Harvard NORMAN ARTHUR HATCH Bunk Junior Play Class Ring Committee Oh, mischief thou art swift to enter. Yes, Bunk, some of your remarks are really funny but not all. Now that you are finishing high school try to act like a gentleman. Norman, you can do things well if you want to, so put away childish habits and act like a man. We ' re expect- ing a lot from you, so show us we ' re not wrong. Bunk, won ' t you tell us how you get downstairs to the Lunch Counter before anyone else when you have to come from Room 9? 19

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THE PUNCHARD CLASS BOOK 1927 CHARLOTTA IRENE GILLISPIE ' • Chickk Typewritins Awards Orchestra 4 Trio 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Pianist 3, 4 Lunch Counter Girl Class Song Beware of her fair hair for she excels all women in the inagic of her locks. Charlotta s always in a hurry. But then, so are her fingers. They jump about on the typewriter so that Charlotta can get more awards. She also is our pianist and plays anything we ask her to. That is, if she feels like doing it. We wonder (?) why Charlotta always waits on Mr. Gregory down at the Lunch Counter. WALTER NEWTON GORDON Vice-President 1 Glee Club 4 Junior Play Manager I have found you an argument, but I ' m not obliged to find you an understanding. ' Walter is tall but not quite as tall as Booty for he surpasses all — in height. Walter, won ' t you please tell us why you like Room . so well? Is it because of your fondness for Spanish, or what? We ' re expecting great things from you, Walter, for we ' ve seen how well you manage things at the Spa soda fountain. 18

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THE PUN CHARD CLASS BOOK 1927 DOROTHY MERILDA HANLON •• Dot •■ She is a quiet dame, at times. Dorothy, we don ' t hear much from you. Why don t you express your opinions once in a while? We know that you can talk for we ' ve heard you in Room G and outside of school. Who is our artist? Ah, here is where Dot excels. Almost every Fh-iday morning you ' ll find someone in the corner of Room 3 and then you ' ll see Dot busy trying to draw a portrait. Dot can also skate, for we ' ve seen her up at Rabbits Pond on many a cold winter ' s day. HOWARD DeWITT HARRINGTON Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Barnard 3 (First Prize) Goldsmith 1 Quartet 4 Social Committee 2 Class Sook Committee Class Prophecy Of all the arts, great music i. the art To raise the soul above all earthly storm. One Tenor ' s voice is heard. Whose is it? Why of course it ' s Howard ' s, for he ' s our singer. He can write essays, too, for last year at Barnards he walked off with the first prize. He certainly convinced us and also the judges What Jazz Really Is. Xor is music Howard ' s only accomplishment, for hardly an honor roll is posted without Howard ' s name among the Seniors.