Stuyvesant High School - Gateway Yearbook (Warrenton, VA)

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V1Il1lIlIl1ll1l1l1l1ll1Il1lIlIll u Q, m W QL, ll1ll1lI!Il1l1lI1ll1lI1llIIllll1lln ll' i i i can ew ls.....A. ,...- 'YM . i.......l.. ,. CROSMA N, COLKET, WARWICK. Sixth Fllnrm Eiaturg Once again a Sixth Form leaves the gates of Stuyvesant. But for the Class of 1924 it is Au revoir , not Farewell . New grads are ever fond of coming back to see the old school, and we are no exception. While here, We have done our best in athletics and studies. We had one hundred per cent on all the teams, and if not always successful, none regretted our short- comings more than We. Harrisloin Colket, better known as Gink, Prefect, etc., i.s the light of our class. Head Monitor, and Captain of this year's nine, he filled both jobs to perfection. But athletics and school activities are not his only line. Most beloved -of the ladies, :he is however, true to one. He is the one and only member of the noted Humming-Bird Club, in the Sixth Form. We know, that in his endeavors with the deadlier sex, he will .surely reach his goal. In Philadelphia, the c.ity the honors by living in, he learned all ab-out motorcycles, pfistons and carburators. After each holiday, it is a surety that he Will be two days late in bringing some kind of a boiler down here, with which to dulmbfound the poor Virginia farmers, and thereby to fatten his bank account. In classes during the fall and winter he suiers greatly with sleeping-sickness, which yields to hay-fever on the 18th of May. All