South High School - Index Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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't tnt ROY PECK H.-XRRlNGTON Pt-ck tirst ht-gun to grow Octoht-r 734, 18821, :tntl ht- hzts not stoppt-tl his long t-longztting proccss yct. His grt-:ttt-st ztchicvc- t -tt h:ts ht-t-t'l in choosing thc hoys' clztss cztp, which ts sttch :tn Q Htl :trtistic :ttistir thztt it ntzttlc tht- t-tlitot' of tht- lJt-lineator, grt-t-tt with jt-:tlousy. Although hc is t-xt-et-tlittgly hztshfttl. ht- hzts ht-t-n known to convt-rst- with tht- lzttlit-s for tht- t-xpt-rit-ttcc to he tlt-- rtvt-tl tht-rt-front, In gt-ttt-rztl ht- is zt wt-ll-lit-lt:tx't-tl :tntl pt-ztct-:tlilt- -ntht-r of tht- clztss. His stzttttrt- rt-:tcht-s to tht- sky, IQYIZRI-Q'l l' 'l'llONI.-XS ll.XRROll Ont' propht-t hlt-w in front tht- littlt- towtt of Rochtlttlt-, :t wtntly tltty in Not-t-ntht-r, t-iglttt-t-n long yt-:trs ago. llt- :tntl Roh- Itins likt- to visit thztt towtt yt-t, :tt lt-:tst lCx-t-rt-tt tlitl long ztgo. Q 'l'ht- thing wltich lfvt-rt-tt tlislikt-s tnost is tht- clicking ol tht- ' l:ttt-lt on tltt- front tlootx llt- is t'rt-tlttt-tttly st-t-n cotning front lJnrgin's -it-wt-lry stort- with llt-rf' Ot' conrst- wt- tlon't know tthv ht- got-s tltt-rt-. lfvt-rt-tt is going to try for 'l't-t-It, :ttttl wt' A .tll wish hint sttcct-ss. hnt wt- wonltl likt- to girt- ltittt :t littlt- zttl- vtct-. llt- tnttst gin- np his lrt-ttttt-nt ntt-t-tings :tt tltt- hztntly tlrttg' sIttl't' in ortlt-r to tn:tkt- :tny ht-zttlwzty. llt-r passing ttzts likt- tltt- t-t-ttsittg of cxtlttisitt- tnnsic. X'.Xlt.X lIlil,lCN IIUISHS Y:tr:t is it Yt-rtttontt-r, ht-ing horn in l :tirlt:tx-t-tt, St-pt. 722, IHHEI, .Xs is vt-ry zttmt to ht- tltt- cstst- with tht- ttntirt-s of Vt-r- ntottt, sltt- is consiflt-r:tltly ztltovt- tht- st:ttttt't- of tltt- pt-oplc ltt-rt- Q in Nlztssztcltttst-tts. ls vt-ry pronottnt-t-tl in ht-r likt-s :tntl tlislikt-s. llnring' our junior yt-:tr it wzts :ts gootl :ts listt-ning' to zt tlt-h:ttt- to ht-:tr tht- tliscttssion Yxtrzt :tntl Mr. lit-l:tno wt-rt- sttrt- to hztvt- t-vt-ry htth hottr l,ook :tt tnt- :tntl ht- st-nsihlt-. ELS! li ,-XN'1'ONIi'l l'li l IOlilf'l'lXfl ANN ls ont- of thc girls who ztrrivt-tl ill yt-ztrs ttgo, nott-tl for ht-r vt-ry t-ltztngt-:thlc tlisposition. Sht- w:ts lt-ft to our tt-ntlt-r tncrcit-s hy tht- 'OT clztss. Elsit- sztysr l nt-rt-1' tstlk to :tny hoys up ht-rc :tt school, lntt wt- :tll know :thottt St-:trs :tt Tt-ch. lflsit- thinks ltt is t ftxotitt with htt xxtl Th A ls in Room 4 l s - yz 1' ' - ' -' cro -. t- gtr, tztvc 9 het-n intt-rt-stt-tl watching Elsit-'s hztir, On plcztsztnt tlztys she hzts ht-r string of four pttt:fs, hut on stornty tlztys sht- lt-:tvt-s tht-tn :tt hotnc. Mr. Colt- hzts his triztls with Elsit-, lmccztttst- she insists upon hztring her own wzty :tntl tnztny timt-s tht- clztss hzts hzttl :t gootl lztngh :tt ht-r t-xpt-nst-. lilsit- is going to ht- zt Kin- tlt-rgztrtt-n Tt-:tcltt-r. ztntl sht- will prohzthly tyrztnnizt- ort-r tht- chil- tlrt-n. Boys are Scarce. :Stl

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EV ELY'N Eva GOLTLIJ is one of hour girls. She is small, but when she once gets started she goes just as well as the big girls. Evelyn's favor- ite study is English, and she enjoys 4th hour better than any other. If Evelyn goes away to school she wants to be careful of her spelling because she can't afford to get many D's for mis-spelling. Not corrected your previous theme. GRACE MARION HACKETT Left us in our Junior year to do other work. but came back again during our Senior year, fully realizing what an honor it was to graduate in the class of 1908. She is a shark in her lessons, being able to make up all her lost work in a short time. She is quiet and steady, meaning to do well and is bound to suc- ceed. A girl all should be proud of. Pleasure with instruction should be joined. H ELEN GERTRUDE HAM BURY hailed from Spencer, but to look at her now one would never think she came from such a place. Helen is a great admirer of Mr. William Cole, and she will be very sorry to leave his third hour English class. VVe feel sure Helen would be very pop- ular with the opposite sex of the class, but they all know she is very much interested in the linen counter at lXlaclnnes'. Helen has got enough of school and when she has tinished her course she is going to open a home for stray eats, A romantic tale on her eye-lashes. XVALTER EDMUND HANLEY Jerry was born on a Friday, the thirteenth of April, and although to be born on a Friday, and especially the thirteenth, is deemed unlucky, it certainly did not happen so in his case. He is a good QPJ student and is popular with his classmates. Wlizlt more is required? He was in a minstrel show this year which was a great success financially. Last season he played on the football team and won his A'VV. He was a member of the picture committee and toastmaster at the Senior Banquet. He is undecided as to his course after leaving High School, but per- haps he will wander west and if he does we hope that he will be successful. So be warned of my lot fwhich l know you will notj and learn about women from me. 49

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MINNA FRANCISCA HOLL She is one of those quiet girls whose fair complexions are often disturbed by those big red patches, called blushes. For men, men, humbugging men she cares nothing. No one can trim her in being jolly and witty and she knows no greater lux- ury than that of thinking well of her fellowmen. Her morals have been declared particularly correct by those who are judges. She has never done anything very alarming during her four years in High School, but her drawings ought to be criticized as being on top. A girl who is original in the greatest sense of the word. 'WVO ist das deutche Vaterland? INEZ BELLE HGLMES Born in Wo1'cester, Nov. 18, 1889. Inez has been with us for four years. Although not widely known, she is popular among her acquaintances. A short time ago it looked-if indi- cations count-as if she would in due time join the already numerous family of Smithg but alas for her chances there: she has taken a Steeltej contract which keeps her pretty busy. Pleasant of face, she is just as pleasant to meet. Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. EDITH ELIZABETH HOVVARD Edith joined us during the Sophomore year, and since that time, except in the class-room, we have seen very little of her. She has the art of keeping by herself more, perhaps, than any other person in the class. From observations taken at a dis- tance, we think her to be more diftident than reclusive, and re- gret that she should not have been able to participate in our many good times. Gently comes the world to those That are cast in gentle mould, GRACE CAROLYN HUBBARD Wiorcester has been her home since she was born here. May 28, 1890. At an early age she showed ability in music, and although not one to display her talent, is known as a good musi- cian among us, as can be seen by her election as pianist. Grace is well liked by those who know her, especially by the boys. In those studies she likes she is brilliant, but those on the dislike list are too many for her to ever realize high honors as a stu- dent, Always pleasant and ready for a good time, she may well be counted as popular among us. 'I'imid and stepping fast. 51