William Hall High School - Hallmark Yearbook (West Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1935 volume:

I-I LLMARKS THE YEAR EOOK OF THE CLASS OF 1935 WILLIAM HALL HIGH SCHOOL WEST HARTFORD CONN F-1. M .ie Per czngzuta aa' augusta .J- Y J- I Q ' . SE! ' . F ' :: +' fl' JJ WILLIAM H. HALL HIGH SCH O Pave 2 THE CLASS OF 1935 AYFFCTIONATELY DEDICATES THIS BOOK T0 MISS ELIZABETH E HAYDEN IN APPRECIATION OF HER XVHICH HAVE BEEN A HELP T0 MANY STUDENTS OF THE HALL HIGH SCHOOL KINDLY SPIRIT, KEEN WIT, AND UNTIRING CO-OPERATION, :S OUR FACULTY fin HUTQQLSRHPHS QMW wg mv ffffggk mg! N W3 A viii' ? ff My Ggjwjyfjp OW WWW! W jim if gy721a,?7 .J 'fwokwi 3 M 33 U jj-Q ?MiQffTMsXifqffLzfh,5fQT Jleizf? A . - ' ge gag, l. t .! I . 4' 4 I fri' . rw. Cwfv 41 ' LQEZC Lk R f V91 M' AA- A , fwdfq Q? , fiif' . f ' ' A ' 1 5- - - ' ' Q, ,,, MV Q, . ww A - ,. -, ' ' f' Cy-Q ft 5, , . 4 M C2 , A ' g 7 - if L :Luv I J 3 . NW ,A f of-V . 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N 'rg G - WT-'Q f N Y I A AL IG HO SENIOR MYRTLE EUNICE ANDERSON MYRT As bxg as lr e and twzce as natural Athletxc Assoclatmn 1 Z Luterary Club 3 Hall I-In hlnghts 3 Short hand Awarcls 3 ANDY PAUL ANDERSON JR It I5 a wx e man who Lnowx what he doom I non Hockey 3 Hockey Squad 2 Rnfle Club 1 7 Home Room Presldent l Home Room Vice Presxdent 2 if Wifi' F' SIDNEY A R ANDERSON D A gentleman at all times Soccer Squad 1 Soccer Team 2 3 Ca tam 3 Track Squad 1 Team P 2 Home Room V1cePres1dent 1 2 Alternate Representauve 1 2 Monltor 2 Page 8 Nuccl DONALD ANTONUCCI The man on the ymg lrapeze DAVID EDWIN ASHTON DAVE The mul of ml President of Scxence Club 3 Vnce Presxdent of Home Room 3 Golf 3 Student Councrl Representative 1 2 Presxdent of Home Room 1 Z 3 W L L I M I-I . I-I L H H S C O Y! 17 4 PV - - 1, ' ' ' , 9 ' 9 'g ' g - V 1 rf V -X , I k In , D . : V . z ' ,-9 ' 9 ' A l l . I .1 ' fx. f- ' 5' Ili, f5s'fe:i3i?: El1I.u I ' , 'ie Lip ' 14+ 111:35-cuz., - ' .H Qi' sw 11-.1-AY' . 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' .',, ' ' , . f , , - g- Q . 1 IA AL IG H00 JOHN BARRY JACK A ,nan 0 ftfl f and C 7711171 O Cflntfflflofl Tenms 2 Track 3 Transferred from Loomns BETTY ELI7ABETH KEELER BARTON A lot o pleasure a lxttle work Home Room Representatxve 1 Home Room Treasurer 2 3 Home Room Secretary 2 Hockev Team Z 3 Basketball 3 Class Boolf Staff 3 JOHN CARDELL BARTON BART Slow and easy Operal 2 Orchestral 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 Chaxrman Baccalaureate Committee 3 LLOYD GRAHAM BATES The moon xhmey and the son too Track Squad 2 Soccer Squad 3 BESS MARION BAUMAN RONNY 1 Always dependable Alternate Representatxve l Home Room Treasr rer 2 Lnterary Club 2 Hosprtalxty Commrttee 2 Art Club 3 Dramanc Club 3 Home Room President 3 Page IO W L L M H . H L H H S C ll i! ff f f - 1, ' 1 s '. -5 u sr 4 4 ff f ' -I! ' : , s 9 . x 9 . 4 - ,. ,, r , 9 , , 5 , , 9 ' , . Q . .. U . . . ' 9 f 5 I 5 ' s 3 9 AL HE A MARY BAVELAS By lendmg a band We reveal our true nature Hall Iclylers 1 Blue and Whrre Hockey Varslty 1 Varsity Basketball 1 Home Room Treasurer 1 Secretary of Hall Iclylers 2 Class Hocke 2 Class Basketball 2 3 Class Hocltey 3 Athletnc Assocnatron 3 Class Book Staff KATHARINE E BAYRER KAY Rather eanly descrxbed Szmplzcxty Person: ed Athletlc Assoclatxon ROLLIE ROLAND BUSHNELL BAYRER What rare I lrow fazr she be my lraxrx combed Bandl 2 3 Orchestral Z 3 Rnfle Club Z 3 FRANCIS ALBERT BEAUPRE FRANIE Seldom :een seldom heard Athletlc Association DICK RICHARD CLINTON BECKWITH Hz: munc is better than zt found: Rrfle Club 1 Z 3 Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Home Roome Treas urer 1 Page 1 1 IL A AL IG HO EVELYN BENJAMIN A bablzlmq brook Tf1USf8fF8t'.l from Hartford High School Dnmatlc Club 2 3 Art Club 2 3 Hull Highlights Aclscrtrsmg Nlanager 2 Llrer1ry Club 3 Athletrc Assoclatlon Z 3 Home Room Secretary 1 Z 3 Home Room Vrce President 3 Orchestra I 2 3 Glee Club Pxamstl 2 3 Opera Club Pmmstl 2 3 Assem bly Cornmlttee 3 Hall Hlghlzqhts Typxst President of Girls Glee Club Class Motto and Colors Commmee Opera Club 1 ' Page 1 2 PINKY EVELYN F BENNETT The nnmcal I1 e xr a lrappy one MARTHA ELIZABETH BENSON A fmt ana' merry soul 15 'worth more than a orlune Alternate Representwtrve 2 MARTY BABS BLANCH BERROW ITZ Illuszf bath charm SYLVIA JUDITH BERKOWITZ SXB Il: three oclock rn the mormng ana' Ive danced the 'Whole mgbl through Transferred from Weaver Opera Club 3 - U 79 EV -, - ,, I S 1 , S - S 1 ' 9 - S , . u in 4 ' .. . .f . ,, y v 9 ' 9 . , 3 v y 3 y s S - ' ' ' 5 C 7 3 . 1. 9 H - - f . . U H f 7 .f - ,, l V U , U ff , , - A , - U , , 3 . XX L BC Pi E ART ARTHUR FREDERICK BLACKMORE Well dressed at all times Secretary of Science Club 3 Rxfle Club 1 Z 3 Treasurer of Rrfle Club 2 3 Rifle Team 3 Class Nrghc Committee EDWARD BROW BLAISDELL JR snow As busy as d cross eyed boy al a three rmg cncus Representative 3 Class Book Staff 3 RITA MARY BLAI E Cerztly to bear Kmdly lo judge Assistant Manager of Basketball 1 Assrstant Manager of Football 1 2 Transferred from H P H S Class Swrmmmg Team 1 2 3 Baseball l Glrls Leaguel 2 3 Commercial Club 3 'ad PAUL EDWARD BLISS vou He rs the very pzneapple of palxteness Opera Club Z 3 Glee Club 2 3 MARGE MAR-IORIE CLARA BOOTH It is Iranquxl people that accomplish much Home Room Secretary 1 Shorthand Awards 3 Page 1 3 I A AL IG CHO MURRAY BERNARD BORNSTEIN How can one tell about lvzm xn a ew one words? Dramatlc Club 3 Dramatxc Plays 3 Presxdent of Debatmg Club Debating Team 3 Assembly Committee 3 Color Guard 3 Rifle Club Z Newspaper Staff 3 Glee Club Z 3 Opera Z 3 Busmess Manager Opera 3 Band 3 Student Guide Z Momtor 3 Student Councrl Z 3 Sprung Frolxc Committee Z Advert1s1ng Manager of Opera 2 Class Book Staff DICK RICHARD BRACKETT Cbecr up Napoleon was no giant Asst Basketball Mana er Z 3' g Athletic Assocnatxon 3 Shorthand Awards 3 ALICE MARIA BRANDELL Save your sorrow or tomorrow Hoclreyl Z Basketball 1 Z Speedballl Mums MILDRED ELIZABETH BRETT .X The multztude rs alwa s m the wron ANNE BRICE Page 14 Small but mre Secretary of Home Room 1 Representatxve Z jumor Honorary Usher 2 HA LLMARKS'TI-IE CLASS OF1935 LUCILLE MAUDE BROWN Always ready to serve Hockey l 2 3 Speedball 1 2 3 Basketball 3 Poetry Club 1 Z Leaders Club Some sense lzes bebmd some oolxslvness Football Team 3 Home Room Treasurer 3 TOM THOMAS ELTON CANFIELD Ill get there just the same Arhl tlc Assocxatxon 3 ELIZABETH FRANCES BUSH BETTIE Trutlv needs no color beauty no pencil Alternate Representative 2 Joi-:NNY JOHN N CALCATERRA CHARLES CAMPBELL CHUCK It s mce to be loved Football Squad 1 Basketball Squacl 1 Baseball Squad 1 Football Team 2 3 Basketball Team Z 3 Presndent of Home Room 2 Opera Club 3 Vice President of Home Room 3 Page 15 WILLIAM H. HALL HIGH SCHOO JOHN H. CAREY wow Uneasy lie: the head that wean a crownfi President of Class 1, 2, 3g Student Council 1, 29 President of Home Room 1, 2g Junior Advisory Committeeg Head Monitor 1, 29 Reception Committee 3g President of Athletic Association 3g Football 1, 2, 33 Football Captain 33 Basketball I, Z, 39 Baseball l, Z. WI-IITEY STIEG A CARLSON A s right with the world Plome Room Treasurer 1 EVERETT NORTON CASE CHRIS uref and e cient Soccer Squad I Z Soccer Team 3 Rifle Club l Z 3 Science Club I Z 3 Home Room President 2 Nlonitor 1 2 CHRIS STANLEY CHRISTENSEN Say It again Soccer Squad Z Track Squad 2 Soccer Team Manager 3 HENRY COELHO NITE LIFE No sleep till morn when Youth and Pleaxure mee! Home Room Treasurer 1 Rifle Club 1 Track Squad Z Soccer Squad 2 Rifle Team 2 3 Monitor Home Room President 3 Soccer Team 3 Page I6 K! Y! H H, - - U Q? 77 UQ . if . I, y 9 3 I y S a I 9 9 I - If 17 If - . ,I 5 S - ' A . Qi ps 3 , ff - 57 . fl , . S 5 5 5 ' ' I 5 S 2 ' L K HE A CHET CHESTER XVINTHROP COLLIER JR Srglv no more ladle: Sigh no more Track Te1m l 2 Baslcetlnll Spud 1 Tra k Team Captain 3 Foot b1ll Team 3 Scmor Receptron Committee ELIZABETH HOWARD CONE BETTY Lookmg orward to a better bugger I1 e Athletic Assoclatxon 2 3 JIM JAMES L CONLIN Tr 2 Let Ifvy words be ew Track Squad 1 Track Team 2 3 if ANGELO M CONTI ANGIE VVl7at the world needs IS tfnn en' not talker: Xvmclow Decoratmg 1 Z 3 Home Room Representative 1 Soccer quad 2 Home Room Secretary 2 3 Monxtor 3 Athletic Association TRAVY TRAVIS H COOK Men are the cause o womens dxxlxke or each other Home Room Presndcnt 1 2 Athletxc Assocxatxon 2 3 Glee Club 1 Opera Club 1 2 3 Presndent of Opera Club 3 Track 1 2 3 Soccer 1 2 3 Band 2 3 Orchestral Home Room Representative 3 Monxtor 1 2 Alternate Representatnve 2 H A L M A R S ' T C L S S O F 1 9 3 5 Q? -'Y ff - - A - 1, , ' i , Q . .E c. -3 c ' 3 - . g , sl il U t . 1, , . .f.,, , . J' ' ., ,, If ' . D 9 ' , - 1 1 X x r 'S x to ., ,, PF ' ' 'k JI S 9 , s 1 2, 3. fe .. ,, , tr I f I f -.JJ ' 5 9 ' ' ' , 5 9 Q , , Q 3 1, , s D ' , , 9 , s ' 9 5 , s - I L Ant ton vm 111 no! too l1ll Inu! fluff an 10 y :cc PICblClCI1l of Cllss 1 Momtor l Z Secrcmxy of Class 2 Home R m Vnce Plc-sxdcnt 2 Dmrc Commlttec 3 Treasurer of Home Room 00 3 C.l1ss Bock bull 3 Athleut ASSOCIGIIOD 3 Typing Award PEGGX Hope Hoflxey Tenn 1 Page 1 8 A L I G H O MORTIMER C COOKE Mom- Bc not 'msc nz your own fonccxts Txansferred from Plamfleld High School N Track Squad 7 Foot O CI b 3 lull Squad 3 Tratlc Team 3 Alternate RCPFCSCIIIGIIVC 3 perm u TooTs RUTH COPLEY J ll lxked by all Z' 1 MARY TRESA COSGROVE coTToN The lvrawe deserve tlve mr and the azr deserve the brave Hotley Team 1 Z Speeclball Team 1 7 MARGARE 1' LUCILLE COUCHMAN l thou nurse 0 young dcszre MARION LOUISE CRAIG Happy go lucky easy 5,0 free Nothing, on eartfr bothers me Allll0tlC Association 1 7 3 Class Basctball 7 Tenms Tournament 2 C,l1ss Hotltey 3 Class Basketball 3 Moxmxtor 3 L I A M H. H L H H S C O L C' ,. ,, i I rv W, . - :J '. I i ' , . 1.3 4 ..: - C - 9 ' 9 5 - . ff -Y , Vs - In z , ' . Y Q K. K Q 'Q ' - 9 ' 9 ' - - ,Q .W ff' . J I . ,xi .gfs L Z1-r'fH ji. I 5 GT jil' , 9 , L. 'K X me ,ay ' ,, f 3 ,, 2 sis ,, A. -. xl -1 - : A 7 , .II v , -, 9 A -a 5 . ' 3 g . A K HE A 1 L LILIAN DENALSKY As quzet and unru ed as a mornmg breeze Transferred from Snmsbury Basketball Team 3 Whxte Flrst Team 3 DOROTHY E DERBY DOT Blushing IS the color 0 wrlue jon-INNIE JOHN S DEXTER I love the ladies Rifle Team 1 2 3 Opera Club I Z 3 Track Squad 3 ZELDA ELIZABETH DIEHL ZEL lm always' nn haste but never m a hurry Basektball Z 3 Tenms 2 Hockey 3 Athletxc Assocratron 3 Shorthand and Typmg Awards Boa BARBARA DOLAN lt: mce to be mce Athletic Association Page 1 9 L L M A R S ' T C L S S O F l 9 3 5 ff ll U f- -Q 6,1 - A :U I K ta swf' Shorthand Awards 33 Athletic Assoclatlon 39 Typlng Awards 3. I I S mrerarv of Home Room 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 Hockey 1 3 Vice Pres dent of Home Room 3 Basketball 3 A AL IG CHO THEDA EI IZABETH DORAN TED Sing a lzltle mug Glee Club l 2 3 Opera Club 1 2 3 Usher at Dramatic Club Play 2 Dramatic Club 2 3 Athletic Asso ration Opera Lead 2 3 Liz BETTY WILLISTON DOWD Vw gwes twxce who gwes qwckly a K ARTHUR FOSTER DWYER ART 3' I love to mcdxlate on anything but books Home Room Representative I 2 3 Track Squid 1 2 of Home Room 2 Secretary 1 7 Athletlc Assocxatxon Vrce President Football Squad 7 3 Home Room President 3 Page 20 Bon ROBERT EDMISTON A rc rexfnnp youth to mv llvc leaf! RALPH ANTHONY EDWARDS mms A Iron among Iadxc: xs a dreadful thmg :dent 1 Home Room Treasurer 2 Opera Club 3 Representative to Student Councll 1 Home Room Pres W' I L L I M H. I-I L H H S O L N, , , Q. ,, H , , 9 . , ,A :I 1 -' 9 1 , 9 2 s , . ef fy 0 - P' V. , z , , 3 ' , 9 ' - 1 g . Q9 K U ,, ' 5 ,-9 - , T, .! Il 97 . -, g . H U 9 ' ' 4 - 5 . Q ALLMARKS'THE CLASSiOF SUE SARA ELLIOTT The apparel o t proclaims the woman. Secretary of Home Room 1 3' President of Home Room 1' Sopho- more Frolic Committee 1' Vice-President of Home Room 2' Repre- sentative of Home Room Z' Usher for Graduation Exercises 2' Usher for Baccalaureate Z' Monitor 3. ELBERT THELUS ELLSWORTH ozzxr Few know lnm well be xr so qmel Athletic Association 2 3 Soccer Squad 3 BETTY RUTH ELIZABETH ELSTON Betler late than never Speedball 1 Hockey 1 7 3 Baseball 2 3 PAUL ENTRESS REX lVl1ere theres fx e there: lwpe PEGGY DIANA MARGARET EWEN The silent thoughts are 0 ten the deepest Art Club 1 3 Hockey Squad 2 Dramatic Club 1935 Secretary of Home Room 1 Alternate Representative 1 Dramatic Club 3 Page 1 I A AL IG H00 BETTY FAIRWEATHER BETTY Beauty never baxled the pat Arr Club 3 Hockey Squad l Z DICK RICHARD M FALCK He xx well paxd that zs well satxs ed Hockey Team 3 R1He Club 1 2 3 Home Room Presrdenr 1 2 3 umor Honorary Usher Class Book Staff THOMAS DAVID FAULKNER JR 'rom I don! know where Im gomg but lm on my way Home Room President 2 Chess Club 2 Treasurer of Home Room 1 'YI JACK JOHN C FECHNAY By lm studying ye shall know him Home Room Represemauve 1 Home Room Presndent 3 Chess Club 2 3 Hockey Team Tenms Squad 2 WILLIAM FRANCIS FITZSIMMONS rrrzv Observe lbe great opportumty Home Room Treasurer 1 jumor Representauve 2 Orchestra Z 3 Opera 2 3 Opera Lead 2 3 Page 22 AL K I-IE Mono MORGAN VINCENT FLAHERTY A perfect gentleman at all times Hocltey Team I 2 3 Captain Hoclcey Team 3 Soccer 3 Home Room Representative 1 Home Room President Z Home Room Tre1surer Z DOROTHY ELIZABETH FORSTROM D055 Snnplzczty o 111 tfmzgr If the harden to be copied JEAN ORPI-IA JANE STFVEN FRASER Art 15 power Preslclent of Hall Iclyllers 1 2 Art Club 2 Cl'x.11rm1n of FlI'l'iDC8 Committee of Art Display 2 Athletlc Assoclatxon Z 3 Window D15 play 2 3 Stage Craft 3 MARY FREDENBURGH FREDDY There If a proud modesty zn ment Hockey 1 Dramatlc Club I 2 ANNA ADELINE FREEBURG One out 0 many Alternate Representanve 2 Poetry Club 1 2 ANN Page 5 L Nl A R S ' T C L A S S O F 1 9 3 5 3 41 ,fx-e 4 ' w If L ' , ' - .U A Hockey Team lg Basketball lg Home Room Secretary 29 Tennis Squad 1. ' ff f In z I ZX ZX L I C3 CI Pi CJ FANNIE MAYDEIL FRESH FANNIE Atllletlc Association 3 Shorthand and Typmg Awards cr-mls JOHN BLISS FULLER Alzvayx 0!7llQ1Ylg C1155 Treasurer 2 Cl1ss Treasurer 3 Class Wnll 3 N0m1h1ClDQ Com Room Treasurer 1 3 Home Room Representative 2 3 Home Room Vlce President 1 RODERICK GAINES Room' Stzll 'Water rum' deep Football Squad 2 Arlmletxc Assocxatlon 3 GINGER VIRGINIA GASLVLL They are never alone who are accompanied by noble thoughts Atlmletlc Association 3 ANNETTE GERTRUDE GAUTHIER FRED One o the ber! ' Home Room Treasurer 2 3 Qt, Page 24 .She If a rzendly rzena' mth a pleasant Word or everyone f W L L I M H . H L H H S pi 1 . vi.. f , , I. .4 f I l f. U .L . .U V I . ' . I 49 mittee 3g Football, Squad 3g Hocl:ey,Squacl 3g Tfraelc Squad Zgk Home I Q ff f .U A L K I-I E PAT PATIA MAE GERTH An autbonty m matters o taste Home Room Secretary l Z Opera 2 3 Dramatic Club 3 Glee Club 7 3 MARY LIZBETH GLASTETTER MEG Brewiy is llve soul 0 wx! Hockey 3 Basketball 3 Student Guide iv OLLIE OLIVE EMMA GLEDHILL Sunny people make cloudy days' seem short Art Club 1 2 3 Presxclent of Art Club 2 3 Hall Annual Farr Com mxttee 3 Literary Club 1 Z Dramanc Club 3 Alumm Edltor of Hall Hlglllxghts 3 ,lumor Aclvlsory Commlttee Z Usher at Semor Com mencemenc 7 Arr Edmror of Cluss Book 3 Art Club Assembly 1 2 3 HARRIET PHYLISS GOLD She trzes to my rn verse Wim! other: my m verfe Dramatrc Club 1 Z 3 Lxterary Club 3 Hall Hxghlnghts Club Edxtor 3 Art Club 3 Secretary of Home Room 1 2 3 1, -3- ABNER CLINTON W GOODWIN Many great men have been tall Atllletxc ASSOCIGIIOH 3 Page 25 L M A R S ' T C L A S S O F 1 9 3 5 ax ff - V Au - ff ' ' I f 'Ili T' ' s s . A-x f - xxx' 3 3 WILLIAM H. HALL HIGH SCI-IOO GUNHILD MARGARET LOUISE GRAHN GUN1 Bunners be ore pleasure D A R Reward 1 Hockey Squad 1 2 Home Room Secretary 1 Z BILLY WILLIAM GREASLEY Ambxlxon has no rest Basketball Squad 1 2 3 Member of Student Councnl 3 Class Nxg Commxttee 3 HOWARD GREEN Szlence xx the one great art o converxalxon Athletlc Association 2 3 46' my EDWARD GRIFFIN Green bu! growmg Atlaletlc Association 2 3 GERTRUDE GRISWOLD GERT Oh' What an artbfete' Varsxty Hockeyl 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Tumblmg 1 2 3 Baseball 1 7 Leaders Clubl 2 3 Dramatxc Clubl Z 3 Monitor 2 Home Room Vnce Presndent 1 Home Room Treasurer 3 Page 26 I! 35 N . 1, ,, , , s s hr PF ' ' f ' JI , . Q! U ff - 1, 1 f s - ' M H X H ,, 7 1 3 ! 7 I I 1 I u , a ' 1 ' s 3 'Y 7 7 Y 1 ! 9 i . g A T X I HA Athlenc Assocnanon LLMARKS THE CLASS OF193 5 Wooms WOODWARD GRISWOLD Success to thee ELINORE GROSS By her bands ye shall know fuer Poetry Club 1 2 3 Pmgpong 2 3 WINNIE WINIFRED MARY GUNN Smcere m all her Work Athletxc Assocxatlon I 3 Hockey Team 3 Golf 3 Representative to Student Council 1 2 Home Room Treasurer 2 Junior Prom Commxttee Home Room Secretary 3 Photography Com mmee 3 Thy smxle has brightened many a young mans lx e Secretary of Home Room 2 Glee Club I 2 3 Ope a Club I 2 3 Hockey Z Basketball 2 Monitor 3 Athletnc Assoclatmn 3 Commence ment Commnttee CONNIE CONSTANCE HALL lvhfff theres Jmoke theres re' Page 27 U ,, 3, ' ' ' 2, 3. ' ' 5 ., ,, 4? . . . 'ii .. Q. ' FRANCES E. GUSTAVSON HFRANNIEH , ff ' ' J .31 , Z Y y 9 V y 1 2 x. ' + XVILLIAM I-I. HALL HIGH SCI-IOO HARRY LENNART HANSON ANSON Slow but sure Tra k Squad 3 SQUEAK ROBERT WILLIAM HARKNESS It take a grea man lo make a great lzstener Athletxc Assocxatxon 3 FRANK EDWARD I-IARRIGAN JUNE met unaxsummg and m every way a gentleman Science Club 1 2 3 Cafeterna Staff 1 3 Home Room V1cePresxdent l 3 Home Room Presndent Z Photography Committee 3 EVELYN BETTY HARRIS Panence and gentlenesx xx power Dramatnc Club 1 2 3 Shorthand Awards 3 Typmg Awards 3 ROBERT PIPER HARRIS DEED Speech I5 sxlver but szlence 15 golden Baseballl Z 3 Football 3 Bandl Z 3 Orchestral 2 Photography Commlttee 3 Page 28 9 f- , C . me va 4 rr - H A f . ef as ff-Q - A - u 1 , - Q J 3 1 S ' y S Z ' -ax. 'h .A ee n - EV e- - - 11 . G I . Y , v y s a - V u ra rf - - - - :J , . 1 1 9 S , y 9 1 S L K H A GINGER 'VIARY HARRISON Ally ncll that ends nel! Hom Room Presxdcnt 1 Home Room Treasurer 1 RUTH ROCKWELL HAWLEY RUTHIE Mlffhlf than ar! a out Athletlc Assouatlon 1 3 Home Room Sccreury Z MIRIAM PRISCILLA HEALY That rea' headed gal' Hockey 1 2 3 Baslcetb1ll 3 Athletlc Assocxatlon 1 3 Lxtcrary Club Home Room Secretary GRACE E HELEY Calmly do I ao my way 1 Z 3 Varsny Baselktballl 7 Leaders Club 3 Tumblmg Team 1 3 Captun of Blue Team 3 Varsity Hockey HILLIE ELEANOR C HILLS 5 A mzgbty hunter and Iver game 1: man Tea Dance Commnttee 2 Class Book Staff 3 Home Room Preslclent 7 Page 9 IL IA AL IG I-IOO CHARLES QUINTON HOFFMAN QUIN1' Thy good nature hath made thee noble Baseball Squad 1 3 Home Roome Vice Presxdent I Home Room Rep resematlve 2 3 DAN JOHN GORDON HOLLICK The world means sometbmg to the capable Home Room Ptesxdent 1 Z 3 Home Room Treasurer 2 Junior Hon Staff 1 2 3 Chess Club 2 Valednctorlan 3 Q L HAROLD ZENE WILLIAM HOLSTEIN House Powsn Speed? xs the Index 0 the mznd Alternate Representatwe I 3 Baseball 2 NAN MADELINE A HOPKINS Whats m a pzcture9 Athletic Assoclatxon 3 MARION ELIZABETH HORAN A maxden never bold Athlettc Association 3 .1 L M H . 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If Y, H - U ' 'D . , , 9 H D : ' I- Q orary Usherg Nommatmg Committee 39 Edltor of Class Boolcg Cafeterla ' 1 s 3 3 - ll 7, 5 ,, . , , . ,, 1 3 - ff Y, l Q H , - - 1, PP ' I, L HE Rifle Club 1 Athletic Assocxarxon 3 Baseball Squad 1 Class Book Staff Home Room Treasurer l Z Orchestra 1 HAPPY HARRY W HULTGREN JR Why worry I dont DOROTHY HUNTTING DOSS L1 e xx that way Tenms l 2 3 Home Room President 1 2 Baseball 1 Home Room Treasurer 3 JAKE ARTHUR F JACOBSEN Wlvxle I breathe I hope ALICE EVANGELINE JOHNSON jo!-INNIE We pass or what we are Baslcetballl Speedball 2 Hockey l 2 3 Baseball Squad l 3 Atlx letxc Assoclatron Z 3 Lrterary Club 3 sco'r'rY CARL LEONARD JOHNSON Nat too :by or not too bold I A A L I G H O O CLARA M JOHNSON CLAIRE A lowng heart IS the truer Wisdom Atliletlc Association 3 GERRY GERALDINE KATHRYN JOHNSON A lrltle .meet a lrttlc .rpzre that maker Ike rombmalzon mre Athletic Assocnatnon 2 3 lVhat.r lx e wxtfvout a Woman by your rude Football Z 3 Basketball 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Home Room Presldent 1 2 KEN KENNETH W JOHNSON Man IS born unto trouble as the :parks y upward Track Squad 3 CARROLL N JONES JR JUNIE Art is the right hand 0 nature Home Room Representauve 2 3 Asslstant Basketball Manager 1 Art Edxtor of Class Book Home Room V1cePresu:lent 1 Baseball 2 3 Home Room Treasurer 1 Monitor Pamter of Cafeteria Murals Page 3 2 W L L I M H . I-I L I-I I-I S C C . .. H H - - I - bn . . . Q i I' i- JOHN ERIC JOHNSON icky 1 ,, , .f . . .,, vf ' J fl I In . PP ,'- . ' . f .JP A L I-I E A T151-1 ELIZABETH C JONES Never elated never depressed I-Iockeyl Baslcetlmlll 3 Speedballl 2 WILLARD DEMING JoPsoN JR WILLIE The man who blusfres 1: not quzte a brute Home Room President 1 Home Room Representauve 1 2 3 Opera Club 1 2 3 Monltor 2 BILL XVILLIAM PAUL KALBER ay xt agam I can t bear you Athletxc Assocxatnon LOUISE RUTH KASTNER ALVIN KAUFPMAN .Secret and self contamea' and solxtary as an oyster Band 1 2 Track Squad 3 Home Room Vnce President 1 Home Room Secretary 2 Alternate Representatlve 3 Not much talk a great sweet silence Shorthand Awards 3 Home Room Secretary l Z Typing Awards 3 Page as I A AL IG OO HENRY H KEANE HANL He has a mmzmg way Basctball 1 Bislxetball Team 2 3 Basketball Captsun 3 Track 1 2 3 Football 3 Treasurer of Class 1 Home Room President 1 2 Representative I 2 3 Class Vxce President 2 umor Advxsory Com mittee 2 umor Prom Committee 2 Presxd nt of Student Councll 3 Semor Reception Commxttee 3 EMMETT KEARNEY JR Men 0 ew nords are the best PATRICIA IRENE KFARNEY PAT A smzle or all fx greetm Qlad An amzable jolly Way she had Athletic Association 3 Horne Room Treasurer 3 Dramatnc Club 3 Art Club 3 Senor Play Commlttt-c 3 Class Book Staff 3 Farr Com mxttee 3 Transferred from Kansas Cxty M1ssour1 VIOLA CHRSTINE KELLEY Stvle 15 the dress of thought Athletlc Assocxatxon 7 Dmmatnc Club '1ls XVALLACE HARNSHER KNAPP WALLY lfVe wonder 1 be nzll ever grow p Football 3 Vice Presrdent of Class 3 Nomxnatmg Commlttee 3 Senior Reception Commxttee 3 Home Room Presldent 2 3 Track 3 Page 34 W' L L I M H . H L H H S C H ' 4 re ,ya - 1 s -' , 4 I -A 9. - , , Z , S K . I. . . ' 3 H A , , 4 H - V 2 J U - I 9 J I I s 2 1 UEMH , I Band 2, 3g Dramatic Club 3. Transferred from Kansas City, lVlissouri. 4 U ., r- 4 f A - n A - - up 4 ' ' x o t ' . ' A z , 9 l 9 , I l L ,I K. . I 3 I 2 s - N fr 7, VI ff - U . . . -3 ' I , . '- ff 77 PP 'f V' u ll . Q ' -. 3 Q 3 A ' Q ' S 9 9 - AL. K - HE L Alternate Reprcscnmtne 1 2 Monitor 2 Social Editor of Class Book cl-lor CHARLOTTE ANN KORPER The caulzous seldom err 4? T rn mi Snortha 1d A w ucl Q Se reluy of I-Iomc Room 1 umor EVELYN HELEN KROI-IN crzuu For she 1: just the quzet kma' whose nature never vane: Home Room Treasurer 1 Hockey 3 lou IOUISL ANNA KUFHN r Tl Hill!! trzouv pumn 5 P Honorary Usher VIRGINIA M LAMBERT GIN A Cledf fUY1ffle,1Ce 15 K1 fllfe Card Tumblmg 1 7 Shorthand 1nd Typlng Awards GINNY VIRGINIA A LANDEGREN IVf1at .fnfeet defzgfvt a quzel 11 e a ords Home Room Treasurer 1 7 Shorthand and Typmg Awards Class Beck Staff 3 ? Page ,5 A AL IG I-IOO MYRTLE VIOLA LARSON MYRT IVIII7 many a nt and utter Alhlctlc Association 3 JANE ELISABETH LATHAM Those nlvo know fuer hke her Operw md Glee Club 1 7 3 Dramatic Club l Z 3 Home Room Pxesldcnt l Home Room V1ccPres1clent 2 ELTON MILLER LEWIS SNUFF Be sxlent or say something bclter than .vxlence Athletic Association 3 DICK RICHARD B LIBBEY All men are plnlosoplvers to tfnzr mclves Opera Club Track Squad CAROLYN PEARL LIEBERMAN CARRIE Busy here ana' busy there To nd her quxel IS .fomellvmg rare Glee Club 1 2 3 Opera Club 2 3 Hall Hlghlxghts 2 Shorthand Awards 3 Cxrculatnoi Manager of Hall Hxghhghts 3 Typmg Award 3 age 36 W I L LI M I-I. I-I L H I-I S C A .L I fl' If I - T I . 9 3. , ' f. y J fi . In J 0 3 , .5 ,Q l ' , A: ALLMARKS'TI-IE CLASS OF1935 YACK GERHARDT LILJEDAI-IL I dont bollver gulf and gulf dont bother me Soccer l 2 3 Photography 3 HENRY CHRISTIAN LORENTZEN HENNIE How he xleepetlvl Go 1 2 3 Golf Captain 2 3 Bandl 2 3 Orchestra 1 7 3 MAC ROBERT G MAC DERMID JR A ll hz heart lwes long Home Room Presxdent 1 2 Home Room Treasurer 1 7 Homme Room Representatlve 2 3 FLORA LOUISE MAGLATY :Lo May you lwe all the dayr 0 oz r I1 e cnatnon 3 MAJ MAYBEIIE IRENE MAJOR Sweet and neat xlve cant be beat Home Room Presxclent 1 2 I-Iome Room Secretary 1 2 Hockey 1 3 Baslcetballl 2 3 Speeclballl 2 umor Prom Commxtte 2 Class Secre Staff 3 Alternate Representatxve 3 Typmg and Shorthand Awards 3 Usher at Opera 3 tary 1 3 Nommatmg Commlttee 3 Hall Highlights 3 Class Book Poetry 1 Monitor 7 Glee Club and Opera Club 3 Athletic Assc Page 37 I A AL IG I-IOO JFROME MALLIET JERRY llvz quxet xmaxmmmg boy .Should be the teachers daxly joy Home Room Representative I 2 3 Vxce President of Home Room 3 Hall Faxr Committee 3 Humor Editor of Class Book 3 D1 xce Com mittee 3 MAL EDWARD GUSTAV MALMSTROM IVl7d!B1ET a man soweth that :ball he reap Golf 2 Golf Manager 3 Football Squad 3 ROSE MARIE MANISE Rosn: A good sporl always mm' Hockey 2 3 Hockey Captam 3 Basketball Z 3 Speedball 1 2 3 Leaders Club 2 3 ELSIE MARCO A competent young lady Student Councxl Representatlve l Literary C ub 2 J Secretary of Lnt erary Club 3 Cpera and Glee Club 2 3 4 BEATRICE ELIZABETH MARSDEN BEE Good thmgs come m small packages Athletxc Assocxatmon 3 Page 3 8 I u H , ,,,.. , . i , , . ,, X F v , . 1 a y 1 ' 1 . ' 5 Q tl - me rv 4 ff D f y h Z S - ze U ff ,- D v 3 S y 3 1 y S 7 , . ff Jn . . ' . .1 .,. . H I 3 7 7 - V , Q Y v 1 - -fl 2? , -nm- I YQ 77 fr - - U Transferred from Oxford School Dramatlc Club 3 K HE A F sHnu. SHIRLEY MARSH Beauty draws more than oxen ANNE THERESA MARTUCCI TERRY Zealoux but modest Shorthand Awarcls 3 Typing Awarcls 3 Band 2. DANIEL FRANCIS MASCALO DANNY A fzttfe man 'mth big ambztzonf Orchestra 3 Track Team 3 MARGARET ELIZABETH MASCALO MARGIE Gentlemen pre er blondes Athletxc Assoclatlon 3 FRED JOSEPH MC CORMACK 'Give thy thought no tongue. Page 39 I A AL IG I-I O A pretty and very bright lass A great bzr' arxel lo her flax: Home Room President 1 2 Class Basketball Team Z 3 junior Hono rary Usher 2 Usher at Opera 3 Assocxate Editor of Class Book 3 Salutatorran 3 Hockeyl 2 Basketballl 2 Speedballl Typmg Awards PAUL JOHN MC CORMACK HAWK Success rx the rm! o :low growlh Orchestra 1 2 Baseball Manager 3 DORIS MADLYN MC CUTCHEON YREDERIKA MC KAIG FREDDIE lVhen there IS a man rn the case All other thmgs gwe 'Way Hockey 3 Home Room Treasurer 2' Usher for Gracluatxon and Bac calaureue 2 Basketball 7 Athletnc Assoclatlon 1 2 3 Hall Monxtor 3 Swnmmmg l 2 MAME MABEL ETHEL MC KEON Her accuracy and :peed go hand rn hand Page 40 STANLEY MERRILL STAN Labor Dayf Oh Labor Day' Athletlc Assoclatlcm 2 3 , u rr M . f . f ,, s S - rr ' I - U . - , ., A , S - ' - r 5 ' S S S A u vs ,.y . . . . ,, , . Q . - Z - -F r r 5 , . me -s ff - 1, , 3 1 5 S - ' me rv rr V rr . , . , . AL K I-IE L Sllence rr a true mark o grea! knowledge Orchestra I Student Councxl I Home Room Treasurer 1 Hockey I Z 3 Ifnslietlnall I 2 3 Iltelary Club 3 HISIOIIJH 3 Shorthand and Typing Awards 3 Honorary Usher 2 OLGA IVIESHIINUR PARBARA IVIESSINGER Mcss Pretty peppy and wvaczour Home Room Presldent 1 Home Room Secretary 1 Hockey I Baslcetballl 2 3 Speedball I 2 Athletlc ASSOCISIIOHI Z 3 Ater nate Representatlve 7 Spring Frollc Commlttee Z Monitor 2 3 Senior Receptxon Committee 3 Mr JANET LAWTON MILLFR 4 man lm: In will but a Woman fmx her nay Home Room Secrtary I 2 Lxtemry Club I Tumblm TL-1m I Bxsltct ball l 2 3 Hockey Team 2 3 Semor Dance Commxttce 3 Cla s Night Committee 3 Home Room Vnce President I Athletic Association 1 2 3 Tennls Tournamentl 2 3 ,......4n--f MARION JOSEPHINE MILLFR Mnvn The wwe IA lzdded 1 ber cheek Dxamatxc Club 1 3 Chess Club I GINNIE M VIRGINIA IVIINER Then mme the dawn Page 41 L M A R S ' I C A S S O F I 9 3 5 ,- - . 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' ' y -- S - N ,, M ,, ' 3 y I S K 1 1 ' V Traclt Te m 1 Z Opera Club l Tenms Team 2 3 Soccer Team I Football 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Baseball 3 Chemistry Club 3 A A L I G C O DONALD MOODY scoTTY There If much Wzllvm myself that pleases me Opera Club 2 3 Art Club 2 Hall Orchestra 2 3 Lead m Opera ,S 7 3 Dramatlc Club 2 3 Leads In Dramatic Club Plays 2 3 Annual Inter: ass Pl1y Contest 2 3 Glee Club Z 3 Track Team 2 3 Home Room Vxce Presxdent 1 Representatxve 7 '4' I SPLOONCH MARSHALL ALEXANDER MOORE Wzsdom II rare BARABARA MORGAN PINKIE llfnn xr no mat fa or women when murine rexgns Home Room Secretary 1 Student Councxl Representatlve 1 2 Alter nun Represenmnx 2 Home Room Preslclent 3 Athletic Assocxatxon 7 3 Dramatic Club 2 Bulletin Board Committee 2 Usher at Bac calwreate and Gracluatnon 2 Commencement Commlttee 3 59 Hockey 1 Shorthand 1nd Typmg Awards 2 Page 42 PIIEI ER LORELLE NEUMANN lllomen 0 cw Words are bert f WALTER EDGARD NORDSTROM Normans Smooth runs the water where the brook If deep 3' Basketball 3 W I L L I M H . 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A K H A F VIORIS LYLIETH OuDEN I lme tlre :port Well Art Club Basketball l 2 3 Bas b ll l 7 3 Tra k Squad 1 Tumblxu Team Transferred from H P H S BERG OHANESIAN 006 Sel ron dence 15 the roaa' to suffers Athletic Assoclatlon 1 2 3 oLLlE CLARENCE OLSON VVe wonder xf he ever tal 5 to any gzrl Home Room Presxdent 1 Horne Room Representative 1 Hockey Team 3 Track 2 Monxtor 1 DONALD OLSON OLLIE Speech 111 men xr like szlence m Women Athletxc Assocxatzon 2 3 Boa ROBERT ELLIOTT OLSON I came I saw She conquered Opera 1 7 Band 2 Football 3 Basketball Manager 3 Class Book Staff Track 7 3 Home Room Secretary 2 3 Home Room Vice Presndent 1 Page 43 I IA AL IG CI-I O ROBERT H OLSON Boa Be szlent ana' sa e szlenre never betrays you Track 2 3 O72 GRACE OSBORNE Whats female beauty but an an dwme' Basketball 1 2 Home Room Secretary I Hockey Z Home Room Vice Presxdent 2 Home Room Secretary 7 3 Athletic Assoclatlon 1 2 is ROBERT GORDON PALMBERG swans Sleepmg wxlfmz my classes my custom always o the a temoorx ccer 1 2 FRED FRED CAREY PALMER The burden becomes lzgfzt Whlfh IS cheerfully borne Football 3 PRISCILLA PASCO PRIS Her ways are ways of pleasantness Dramatxc Club 1 Z 3 Alternate Representatnve 2 Basketball Team Z Baccalaureate Committee 3 Pdsf 44 W L L M I-I. 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A Ay, ' , ,H s ' 9 9 AL HE A GLooMY NVALLACE G PASSMORE lVe boil at dl event degrees Football 1 2 3 Basketball 3 Track 1 2 3 Home Room President 1 Z Home Room Vice President 2 Student Council I Sports Editor of Class Book Alternate Representative 3 CORNELIA PATTERSON CONN1E Neal but not gaudy Home Room Treasurer and Vice President 1 Home Room Secretary 2 Poetry Club 1 Z Debating Club Z Literary Club 2 3 Vice Presi dent of Literary Club 3 Hall Highlights 1 2 3 Bulletin Board Com BILLIE WILHELMINA PEASE Honesty is the best policy Athletic Association 3 EDWIN B PERRY TED Do nothing secretly 01 Time :ees and hear: all things and discloses all Tennis 2 3 Tennis Playing Manager 3 Soccer 1 2 Home Room Secretary l Z Home Room Vice President Z 3 Basketball 2 3 Monitor 1 2 3 DOT DOROTHY E PETERSON Domg nothing will? a greal deal 0 skzll Home Room President 1 Z Home Room Representative 3 Basket ball 2 Monitor 1 Usher for Graduation and Baccalaureate Z Athletic Association 1 Z 3 Poetry Club 1 Page 45 L M A R K S ' T C L S S O F 1 9 3 5 f. , ,H in - , , 9 t Us , , 9 l U , : - sv 4 Q. U . ' - ' A 4 l .3 ' , 9 Q V: ,I 1 - - mittee 33 Monitor Z5 Alphabet Committee 33 ,Leaclers' Club 1. ' if ' ' , ' 31 ' , 9 ' ' U is , s r , 9 - , 9 , 4 1 Y ' - . f ' - . . 4 . Y 7 I , A 5 . 9 9 I I 3 ' I A A L I G I-I O O THFODORA III LIAN PETERSON mme lVl7ats lr e W1ff70lf a man by your srde Alremare Home Room Represent me 2 Hockey 3 EDXVIN SYDNEY PFEIFFER I y ll nm! lcfzrrmzrg you mx rt loo or xl atxon Z 3 Transferred from Hutford BERTHA ALICE PLAISTED Jrskm Coflvfffdtfofl 15 K1 211,716 U CITLICS Ilorlxeyl 7 3 Basletlnalll 2 3 Speedballl 7 Swxmmmvl QUACK GEORGE G QUIRK JR Nat many words but much expre non Football Squad l 7 3 Track Squad 1 2 Wfrestlmg 1 9 EVELYN MARY RAITT LIL Her lmzr like sunsfmze and a hear! o gold Home Room Representmve 3 Hockey 3 Basketball 3 Page 46 W L L I M H . H L H H S C ,,' 4 4 J A ff 5 --- lv Zur, N , .f . 1 I 'U gi A a g . NED., ' I ' f v ' K. ' f. kf .H V Associate Circulation Nlanager of Hall I-lxgllliglmts 25 Athletic Assocl- ., . . f . M A,, I E 1 ff - -A . , f lf, AL HE A IWARGL MARJORIE MARTIJA RAITT Uffff Cl.fne,f 171 f ,Y dlluff HI fan ff Poetry Club I b1sletln1ll 1 J Home Room Treasurer 2 3 ELIZABETH GRAY RANKIN BETSEX The pen IS the lever tlml move: the world Literary Club J INA IRANLLS RATHLUN Hocltey Team 1 EDNVARD K RICE TED lm not m the role 0 common men Track Mawx er 2 3 Home Room President 3 Rfle Club I Socccx Squ1d 7 3 Stabe Crew Z BOB ROBERT WHITING RICHARDSON Keep what you learn to yourfel Dont let the teachers nonf Band 1 Z Student Councll 1 Alternate Reoresentatlve 2 Class Rmg Commlttee Track Squad 1 2 3 Page 47 L M A R K S ' T C L S S O F I 9 3 5 ff v 1 ' an ' J .U ' , 'L 1 K 127 15 1 - ,H ,. . ,. Ava 5 'I ' - ' Early mind lun in onvz mctfzudf' ,4 , . . I iv. I will l l ff -7 ' ff I ' f . v.JJ I ' HZ , 2 I - 9 1 , 2, 39 ' K -, g f' . ff U H I V E f: , . k .IU -7 Q Q . S Q a y - I A AL IG C O DOROTHY KATHERYN RICHMAN nor A good heart IJ better than all the heads m the world Dramutxc Club 3 BOBBY BARBARA ANNE RIEMER My heart 1: fixed Glee Club 3 Home Room Secretary 1 Basketball l 2 JOHN HOWARD RISLEY SQUATTY Its not good or man to be alone Home Room Treasurer 3 Track Squad 3 Basketball Squad 3 DOT DOROTHY JEAN ROBINSON Lzttle sand I5 soonest mended Basketball Squad 3 Hockey Squad 3 Glee Club Pnamst Z ALFRED B ROCH JR Az. Few mmds wear out more mst out Hockey Squad 3 Home Room Presldent and Secretary 2 Page 48 W L L I M H . H L H H S I-I O .. ,, l A 1 1 ,, 9 9 , - Q! 97 ,. , f ,, 9 ' s . J ., PF ' A ' I7 5 9 ' A - .. ,, . , . rf ' , n . , . , 3 A AL ' HE RED WILLIAM IRVING ROGERS Fortune can take away nclvcs but not courage Soccer Squad 3 Track 3 TED THEODORE RYDER WILLIAM OTTO RUTGERSON BILL Do well and rzgbt and let the world smk Athletic Assocntxon J A dwar on a grants :boulder fees arther o the two Home Room Secretary CLARA LOUISE SANFORD SANDY Oh where I5 the one man for me Hockey 1 3 Speedball I Au' ALTON SCHWERDTFEGER Athletic ASSOCIHIIOD 3 Szlence 1: gofderx L M A R K S T C L A S S O F 1 9 3 5 f ' ' f f 1. dh S I ff ' QU Page 49 WILLIAM I-I. HALL HIGH SCHO By being quiet and rather shy Slve manages to pass us by Literary Club 3 Home Room Secretary 3 ARNOLD SCHWOLSKY ARNIE Our actions make us or mar us. Alternate Representative 3' Business Board of Highliglits 3' Debating Club 3' Debating Team 3' Basketball Squad 1 7 3' Soccer 2 3' Baseball 1 2 3' Baseball Captain 3. MARY ELIZABETH SCULLY NELSON SEGAL SAM Who rare? Baseballl 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Student Council 1 2 ART ARTHUR H SHARP JR Dont be satis ed to keep omg be sure you re going somewhere Athletic Association 3 Page 50 DAVID SILVER DAVY Hrs 'words are trusty heralds to fm' mma' Debating Club Z Debating Team 3 Science Club 3 X OL A L K H FLASH MARTIN SINGER I xl cat be alone l can do zt best Cllaxrrrnn of Ring Committee 2 Basketball Squad 1 Dramatxc Club I 2 3 Sports Editor of Hall I-Ilghlrghts 1 2 3 Track Team 1 2 3 Football Squad 3 Nlomtor 7 3 REPFBSEWZGIIVE 1 Home Room Vice Presldent 2 3 Semor Advxsory Commxttee 3 M1n1ger of Student Candy Sale 3 ALLYN LEIGHTONI SKIDGELL BUTCH I dont bother Work and Work don! bother me Baseball Squad 3 Representatlve to Student Council 1 Bounce BARBARA CHURCH SMITH Smcerxty rs a jewel rarely ound retary Z Bnketball Z 3 Representatxve 3 Field Hockey 3 Leaders Club 3 Trexsurer of Art Club 3 Usher it Sensor Gnriluatzon 7 DONALD C SMITH SNIITTY Faztlv med to rorzcml lvzm bv rzmzmg fum Sm: fr Track Squad I Home Room President I occer Squad 3 SMITTY ELMER ELLSXVORTH SMITH A 'World Where nolhmg If had or nolfvmg Alternate Representative I Orchestra 1 A' 3 Op Cl b I 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Vnce Presldent of Art Club 7 Stage Crew 3 Wxn dow Displays Opera Club and Dramatlc Club Posters 3 Assistant Manager Track 2 Cxrculatxon Board of Hall Hxgblrghts 3 Page SI L M A R S ' T E C L A S S O F 1 9 3 5 Qt H 4 .f - - H . . f I r - . - A Vs V s ' , , 9 V - , ,V 5 , ,V 9 3 V -is 3 4' 3 ' u Q 1 H 1 YY 37 I ., , , U .' . 3 ' ' . A ' ' 3 g . U Q, , ,. .,,. f ,, Home Room Vice-President 1, 2, 3g Bulletin Board lg Home Room Sec- I 9 - , 4 9 V V 1 ' g . g . '. ... V , Yr .. 5 , I . . .V ,, I l 4 K r . 4 ' , 2, is S . rr as I Tk V rr - 4 f V 11 S HV 9 V ,H 1 era U , ,Vs V , , 5 V- V -9 : - g .. . WILLIAM I-I. PIALL HIGH SCHOO GEORGIA FRANCES SMITH SMITTY Lwe While ye may Glee Club 1 2 3 I-Io Ley 1 Opera Club 1 2 3 Morntor 2 3 Home Room Secretaxy 2 3 Llass Book Staff 3 som BENNIE G SODERBERG lVlvo ca1 wreslle sleep? Soccer Team 3 Baseball Squad 3 NICHOLAS SORORA Nxclc The nglzt angle to approach a dz cult problem IS live try angle Athletxc Assocxatxon 3 lWe11 men the brutey' But ol: bow I love them' Hockey Te1m 1 S' 3 Basketball 7 Tenmsl 2 3 Home Room Treasurer 1 Home Room Alternate Representative 7 HELEN FULLER SPENCER SPENCE It zs Well to tlvmlz Well xt rs dwme lo act well Dramatlc Club 1 2 3 Literary Club 2 Taming of the Shrew 3 Baccalaureate and Graduation Usher 2 Home Room Treasurer 2 Home Room Alternate Representauve 3 Baccalaureate Committee 3 Hockey Team I 2 3 Page 52 f 6 U H ff . . J, f 1 2 fl 2 - , , z 1' , 9 ' I ' y S ' - U ,, , ff I , ' u l 5 s . 7 Q! 95 H . . . ,, L I I . 175 - - UGINNIEU VIRGINIA BETH SOULE ff g U w .,, . 1 . ' . ' 9 -7 7 A! L7 3 7 7 g -. a U ,. . . ' . . . . ,, ' , f I . u - l ya . 7 I Y I 7 3 4 A 9 S 5 1 Q 5 HA LLMARKS'TI-IE CLASS OF1935 ULOUIEU LEWIS ARTHUR SPERANDIO As we advaufe in life, we learn the limits of our abilities. Football Squad 3. DOROTHY BERTHA SPERBER DOT A genius or work and study Awards 3 Athletxc Association 3 Alternate Representative I unlor Honorary Usher 2 Class Book Staff 3 Shorthand and Typmg Mfxssrvs CHESTER STAINLEX SPERRE Breed is stronger than pasture Athletnc Assocmatnon 3 CLIFFORD MELVIN SPERRE TIGER Hold that lzgerf Athletic Association 3 s'rE'rz ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Home Room President 1 2 Chairman of umo Advisory Board Z Chalrman of Jumor Prom 2 Asslstant Busmess Manager of Highlights 2 Busmess Manager of Highlights 3 Busmess Manager of Class Book 3 Baslcetballl 2 3 Tenms 1 2 3 Tennis Captain 3 Nommatmg Commlttee 3 Chairman of Senior Fall Dance 3 Opera and Glee Clubs 1 2 Dramatnc Club 2 Chairman of Ushers for 1934 Commencement Page 5 3 lf lf ff - f U J ' ' 9. I z A ' 5 3 - .Q , , U i 1 . , f. t H A rf U ff - U If Y, lVl7al a burden is a name that has already become famous. A 4 , 9 r V J r E t 9 . . 3 . r I 3 . 3 r . . . . ' 3 A ' 9 4 , 3 9 A, , 9 5 2 Q a Q 3 - I A L I G C H O O JAMES SULLIVAN SULLY Awake arue or be orever alln' gl Baseball 1 2 Foothill 2 3 V1cePres1dent of Home Room 1 Sc retary 1 1 PAT PATRICIA MARY SULLIVAN Anythmg but fmlory or fnstorgv must be alse Basketball l Home Room Secretary 1 2 Representanve to Student Council 1 3 Secretary of Student Council 2 V1cePres1dent of Atll letlc Assoclatlon 3 Usher at Graduation 2 unlor Prom Committee 2 ALBERT I SWANSON SWAN Be slow m conndermg but resolute m actxons reasurer of Home Room 1 use DEBORAH SWEET Don t be so obscure You re nzce to know We re sure Athletnc Assocnatxon 3 JOSEPH TEZACK TARZAN One of those strong xxlent men Football Team 3. Page 54 L HE F WHITENIEAT ROBERT PERSHINU TONIGREN lfV'm! man da es I dare Vxce Preslclent of Home Room 1 Opera 3 Glee Club 3 Color Gmrd Guard 3 Tennxs Squad l CHARLOTTE TOPPIN CHARL lVlvo ever won more wclones and 77l1t1'6 uver encmxes 'F' . Leaders Club 1 2 3 Manager of Tennis 2 3 Home Room Secret1ry 1 Z 3 Renresentatlve 2 Athletic Assocxatlon Z 3 Opera Usher 3 Top ROBERT MARTIN TOPPIN All great men are dynzg I dont eel so well mysel Hockey Squad .4 3 Nlanager J rootoall Squxd 1 Z Home Room Vnce Presldent 1 2 Class Book Staff 3 Color Guard 3 Athletic Asso cratlon 1 2 3 Home Room Presxdent 1 Z Representatlve 3 Assembly Commxttee 1 Z P esxdent of Student Council 3 ELCA SARA TORETSKY In much msdom x mmf? grze Art Club 2 3 ED EDWARD F TRAPP flfly langue mtfnzn my lzp: I rem For who talks much must talk In ram Chess Club 1 2 Class Book Staff 3 Page 55 A L M A R K S ' T C L A S S O 1 9 3 5 Q. A ,, ,- A In Q ,- A 7 . In 31 . , , . ,,, , I L 7' . Class Block Lstaff 3g Bulletin Board Committee , 7 H' A i ' Y! 'J f 'f.J1 6 ' . ELU V - i N I A AL IG I-IOO JOSEPH RICHARD TRUSSELL WHITEY T15 true he xx not much mclmed To ondness or tfw emale kind Monitor 1 2 Soccer 1 Z 3 Hockey Squad Z 3 I'ootb1ll Squad 3 Home Room Vrce Presxdent l Representative 1 Track Squad 2 Team 3 SKIPPER GEORGE EDWARD TUFFIN Oh' or the I1 e 0 a 5111107 Monitor 3 Home Room Treasurer 2 Secretary 1 Orchestra 1 3 Statlstncs 3 Cafeteria 2 MARY ELIZABETH VAN DYKE BETTE 4 golden lassze and demure Home Room Secretary 1 Class Nommatmg Committee 1 Rmg and Pm Committee I Student Councxl Representatxve I Art Club 2 Glec Club 7 3 Home Room Treasurer 2 3 Usher at Baccalaureate 2 Opera 2 3 SLUGGER JOHN W VIGEANT JR lVony ana' I have never met Golf 1 2 3 Hockey l 3 Home Room Vxce Presxdent 2 ELIZABETH MARY WALKER BETTY Szmplxczty m rlmracler manner and style Baseball l Home Room Secretary 3 Alternate Representative 2 Page 56 u U ,., . . . . f f f , J, 9 5 a Q 3 v 5 ' L Z ' Z Z S - u u ff f f - fy 3 9 3 3 9 Q . f rt -3 - ff - U Q I 1 - . ' 1 - I S A 9 9 ' . -, 3 , 9 3 ..- lf , . B.-' KK 774 . , . ff yr . 'I - ' ' I 3 Y 3 9 7 ' ' VJ ,, . , . . ,, J I ' 5 ' 3 - AL HE JACK JOHN L WALLER Hu bear! 15 more tender than hrs words Hoclcey Team Z 3 Debatn Club Monxtor 2 3 RAYMOND P WARD JR RAY Athletnc Assocnauon 3 HELEN S XVATEPS Athletic Assoclatlon 3 HAROLD F WATbON HAL Rlfle Team l 2 3 Opexal 2 3 Track 3 WEBBY HELEN MARIE WEBB just a lxttle grl Hockey Team 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball Z Speedball 1 Tumbling Team 2 Student Guide 3 Angling 15 an mnocent cruelty 1-12 fmxls fmnxel mlb e and drum Page 57 L M A R K S ' T C L A S S O F 1 9 3 5 .1 N , , 1 I 3 39 ' , - U YK ,Y . , . As merry as flu' day is long. V I A L Air, if N Q? Y, l ' ' ' f ' fif -3 ' 1 1 Q ' v 1 '3 - 1 a Q Q v 5 Q 3 IA I-Iome Room Secxetuy 1 7 13 I C3 CI CARI Xv l'l3ER DUTIH 'l gona' rpm! a lzttle qzuct I In Il 11 mtv 100Il7lll Sqmcl 7 3 Home Roan Presxclr-nt 1 J Ring Committee Z Cl s l ul Staff 3 Home Room Trcusmer Home Room Repxe enmtwe J Ime ana' emu MARY JANE XVILLIAMS MARY ANN XVILNIOT ANN The world lovex a spue 0 me ecluess Art Club 3 Athlem Assocxancm l Page 58 BERNIE BERNARD STANLEY WITKOWER I alnmr get the better nhen I argue alone Assembly Committee 1 Alternate Representative 1 2 Traclc Squad 2 3 Hospltalxty Com nlttee 3 Debating Club 3 Debatmg Team 3 Bus mess Board of Hall Hlblllxghts 3 Class Book Staff 3 Cafeterla 3 lwomtor 3 VV I L I. I B4 II . PI I. L I1 PI S PI CJ CD I P . a F J fi K' '. I 3 4. vu fe u ' falfu l 1' I A 3 , 6. YK AL K HE A CHXNK JOHN C XVOOD -IR The hgh! tba! faxled Dramatic Club 1 Z Home Room Treasurer 1 2 Home Room Vice President 2 Color Guard 2 3 HOMER WOOLDRIDGE Ace Even an Ace may be humped 1 2 Home Room President 3 Football 1 Z 3 Baseball 1 Basektball 2 3 Home Room Vlce President OSCAR YESKE BENEDICT A penny or your thoughts Home Room Treasurer 3 Track Team Z 3 ZEKE JOHN ZUJKO Abslzty IS a poor many wealth Home Room Vlce President 3, Track Squad 2, Soccer 1 Page 5 9 1 A OH X1 I 7 0 IWOROIIN f IRIS IN 1 SR I S IINII X 1x1 I 1 A Ixum 7 rss I 'NC H1 I RI X Ix 4 1 I Ax 1010 Q1 m 'N 001 I F O X INI I-I . If I, I, I I I G H S - H Q I I-'IP I I'I OYD ILH' Y AX'I'IfI' 'NIH 1r'f ':fv:I ' .uf 50.117 :IX '. I:4.'f .' Suu! fQL: AFI I. 2. 31 ICHII' ', 3. ..H ll., MVA-,V k y-O Y Yun -z':4r ' I fu-.vig ,I-3 lfvi' Iv' XlIiIl!1V,'X .f'I,12 m 1. 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E 7 7 7 Y 7 7 77 7 7777777 777 7 7 7 W7 bs, F .Lv 7 77 7 7 777 7 7777 77-77, 7, ,',,, ., -7 7 .,, , ,.j,, - V 7 V fvvf, .Y' -.iv Y-,- V-.--v -, Y I L A A L I G I-I O O HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1935 Our three years at Wllllam Hall are at an end For some of us they have been all too short For others, perhaps, the ttme has not passed so fleetly Some may regret the termlnatlon of what have been happy, carefree years Others are looklng forward eagerly to what the future holds 1n store for them Be that as IC may, we all agree that a retrospec t1on of our hrgh school life orlngs back some pleasant memorxes for every one of us memorres of SCl1OlElS 1C or socval success, and of frrendshxps that are dear to us Although 1n our flrst two years at Hall few members of the class partlclpated 1n extra currlcular act1v1t1es, a fan' number was lnterested 1n athletlcs Some of the grrls athletlcally 1ncl1ned and outstandrng 1n gymnastics d1scovered an outlet for therr rnchna IIOHS 1n the Leaders Clab, whlch was oroanlzed for the fxrst tlme that ye r to tram these glrls 1n leaderslnp In th Held of sprlng sports the golf, track, and tennls teams had sev eral sophomore members But 1n the fall of 1934 the senlor class returned from 1ts vaca tron all ready to accompl1sh blg thrnvs 1n 1ts last year 1n hxglm scl ool A noteworthy start was made wlth the senxors w1nn1ng the cup that the Athletxc ASSOCIHYIOH offered as a reward to the class felling the largest number of season t1ckets In connectxon wrth th1s 'IIIEIII should be mentloned the football rally the hrst of IIS kind, that was held at the Central Theater to fnve the team some encouragement for the next day s game wxth Brrstol Though our t am lost the Game, we are all proud of the fact that rt lost fighting Envrablc Lorentzen In the second year at Hall marked talent 111 dramatrcs xx 'rs evrdent 1n the class Roles were played 111 Merry llllcId lC5f and Icfhound bv Roh rt Stevenson and Donald Moody respectlvely A laurel was lestowld upon the 1un1or class when If won the nrst 1I1f6l'Cl3.SS Dramatxc Club play contest We owe thls honor to the sk1llfull portrayals of Martrn Srnger and Donald Mooclv 1n The Inzslzops Cmzdleytzckc Our class also gaxned d1st1nct1on 1n 1935 when It won th second annual rnterclass play contest wxth A Hznt to Brzdes In con nect on wxth fhes dramatxc success s should he mentloned the productlons of the Opera Club, Pat: nre and The Bells o Cormfllle In each leadlng roles were sklllfully sung and enacted by members of 1935 As lmportart to the student body 'ls the above mentloned act1v1t1es has been the brrth and growth of the school paper from a scanty, mlmeographed sheet that recorded the out standrng events and latest OSSID of school hfe to a succ ssful and prosperous printed paper Our junror year found the paper gannrng rapxdly 1n popularrty and mer1t and many of us contrrbufed lnte estmg articles that alcled xn the sale of the paper F1nally, 1n our last year appeared that long awaited prlnted school paper, whose txmely arrrval gave us semors an opportunlty to apprecrate a leglble record of school events Page 62 VJ L I M H . H L H H S C L ,. . A . 1 ' I r . . . 7 U . . . . , . . V - 1 . . , ' . c . . 3 K. 'f :J . . -Q . u 3 . . - ' g 1 . . . , . . . , D g - . athletic records were attained by jack Carey, Henry Keane, Morgan Flaherty, and Henry .1 I K 1 -L A . , I YK I I p Y ' . ' I . , 5 e . 7 ,1 A i . . . b . 1 . J, v - A Q Y J 1L sf 1 1 -A1 J 1 Is . -,1 , 1 , c Q 1 1 1 i . A C A . F C M . 5 . L A. - V L . - . A V G . A . 3 . 1 1 D M A 1 1 1 l 1 a . - 'J 1 AL I-IE Turnlng our thoughts to a dxfferent phase of school lxfe, namely, the social act1v1t1es we recall the umor Prom The comm1ttee-Patncla Sulhvan Constance Hall Maybelle Major Henry Keane and Robert Stevenson worked dllxgently to make the outstanding jumor social affalr of the year a success An evening of enjoyment that the jumots helped to put across was the Student Councll Frollc Robert Gnswold and Murray Bornstem were a credlt to their class in the1r efforts to make this novel affalr a success As a grand finale our last year ended w1th the Senlor Receptlon, wh1ch was planned by the followlng com mtttee Barbara Messlnger Wallace Knapp, ack Carey Chester Colher and Henry Keane chairman The qulet dlgmty and beauty of the Colomal assembly hall were enhanced by the gay summer flowers the colorful gowns and the blue and whlte attrre of the escorts A class hxstory would not be complete wxthout mentronmg the work of several of our classmates who capably performed the dutles of their class and school offices In the sophomore year Patrlcla Sullxvan was an efhcxent secretary of the Student Councll The r1ng commlttee of wh1ch Martln Smger was cha1rman 1n our Jumor year l1ved up to our expectatlons 1n every way ohn Fuller the class treasurer also fulfilled h1s duties ln a manner satlsfactory to all In the senior class electlon ack Carey was chosen Presldent These people because they had proved rellable and trustworthy ln prevxous lmportant pos1t1ons were glven the honor and respons1b1l1ty of the1r respectlve ofhces Robert Toppm ln a Student Councxl elect1on won the lmportant posrtxon of pres1dent The work Bob had done rn other school 3CflV1flCS proved that he was capable of attendlng to the exactxng dutles of the ofhce The arduous work of edltlng th1s class book fell upon the shoulders of John Holllck hls capable assistants Dons McCutcheon and Charlotte Toppm and the rest of the class book staff Th1s br1ef resume cannot beg1n to mentron all the people whom we shall remember 1n connectlon wxth dxfferent events It has merely attempted to select here and there the outstandmg figures 1n certaln fields We must not forget however that It IS the class as a whole wh1ch has made posslble our progress and achlevements It IS to those people who gave the1r loyal support to the athletlc teams who falthfully attended the presentatlons of the Dramatlc and Opera Clubs, who wxllmgly co operated wrth the student government to enforce rules that we owe the success of the varlous enterprlses that we e undertaken whlle we were 1n hrgh school We cannot fall to recognize also the w1se and helpful advlce that our teachers extended to us wlthout wh1ch If would have been drfhcult for us to make xmportant declslons However th1s summary wlll have serv ed 1ts purpose lf, 1n future years If recalls to you fr1ends and mcxdents that have perhaps grown 1nd1st1nct and keeps green the happlest memorles of those three busy years at Wllllam Hall I-hgh School OLGA MESHENUK Page 63 H L M A R K S ' T C L A S S O F 1 9 3 5 I J . u . . . . .. , , I l . 1 . ' . 2 J 2 ' ' ' - J 9 Wallace Knapp, Vice-president, Maybelle Major, Secretary, and John Fuller, Treasurer. IL A AL IG C O ALPHABET A IS for Anderson h1S other name 15 S1d For captammg our soccer team we U1'-e h1m bld B 15 for Benrett and Bornste1n the sage She plays on the p1ano and he on the stage I IS for Carev rah rah 3111! he grand' Our football hero str1ke up the band D IS for Doran our sweet smgmg star On a radlo network she s sure to go far l IS for Entress the one who hkes to act He could draw a sm1le from a Sunday School tract I Is for Fechnay Fuller and FIEZX Two hockey players and a s1nger r1tzyl 1 IS for the girl WllO loves lie! Bff By llelplflg IT12llC8 flle class book Sl1C SUl'Cly did llCI' Part ll 15 for Holl1ck an Honor Roller br1Qht For such scholasnc standmsv he must burn the cmdle hohr I IS for Ina whose last name 1 Rath bun Shes a good m1xer always ready for un I IS for opson of Youth Hostel connect1on He s1ngs 1n the uartette w 1th rarest perfcctlon lx IS for Keane OIl'lCt'WISC known as Hank On h1s sw1ft flymg feet you can always bank I IS for Latham an all around lass And let me tell you she means much to our Class All Jolly good spor s heres three cheers ap1ece N 15 for Nordstrom who plays basket ball A wagg1sh young fellow whos well l1ked at Hall 0 IS for Olson of Eagle Scout fame Vlfho managed th1s season the Lasket ball game IS for Pasco-Pr1sc1lla to you To her stand1ng 1n class we say How do you do? I 15 for u1rk a noted lad1es man Keeps a dozen on h1s bow that IS 1f he can R IS for Ryder a swellelegant sport You can see h1s merry gr1n a m1le away from port 311534 CYS IS for Stevenson the guy who knows the If you don t bel1eve It watch h1m w1th the dancers' 1 IS for the Toppms Charlotte and Bob In H3lllSC1C affaus they re nghr on the Job I IS for Us the whole Senlor Class Through the Hall of Fame 9 were soon to pass IS for Van Dyke Betty IS the name W1th all her var1ed charms she s on the road to Fame XY 15 for W1tkOM er Bern1e IS some lad known for h1s debat1ng as an actor hes not bad X 15 for those whom we dont ment1on For lack of space not 1ll attent1on IS for Yeske a man of speedly mot1on Because of h1s 1n1t1al he gets a swell promotlon I 15 for Zuyko whose name comes last S1lent 15 h1s nature and s1lent lS h1s past Page 64 CONNIE PATTERSON PAUL ANDERSON x- 1 XV L I M H. H L H H S ... 1 I E Y . . 1 , , 1 - l - , fi.. 1 5 S . , ,A I V, . . , , . . 4. IVV V . . . . . I , ' ' . . . V .L V . D I . b ' s K 'Q I. 1 1 e . A , ' ' ' ,I 9 I 9 ' . A I - BI is for Major, Messinger and Manisseg ' t 3 ' ' . A , ' - . Y . 1 Y , Y ' P . . . V ' ' Y ce ar . . . , I Q - 5 g . 9 L . V . S ' - V , , 5 , . . V . V. YW v f l . i a , . . , . . V ' 3 ' . . . , r . -Q . A . , , . . . V , v 9 ' X - . 7 v n . . 4 1 l 1 AL HE THE HALL HIGHLIGHTS June 1950 The News In TabloId WASHINGTON D C fspecxal to the Hall Hlghlxghts Senator ack Huey Long Carey whose dxctatorxal rule over ConnectIcut brmgs back to many veterans the memory of the rule of h1s famous namesake Huey Klngflsh Long over Lou1sIana back In 1935 today launched h1s new attack aga1nst the Farm Loan B111 of Presxdent ohn Gordon Hollrck Kxnghsh Carey held In check as he IS by the wIse and conservatlve pOl1C1CS of h1s secre tary Erlc Stop Look and Llsten ohnson and Mr Johnsons beautrful wlfe the former Theodora Pete Peterson lS accorded a good chance of wxnnmg over the Commumst vote led by Senators Fechnay and Wltkower from New York and Pennsylvanxa respectlvely The famous Bram Trust of Wallace Knapp Robert Rrchardson Robert Edmrston and Edward Blalsdell IS saxd to very much dxsturbed by tlus newest development WEST HARTFORD CONN A Pj Mayor ohn Fuller today made his second dedlca non In two consecutIve days Yesterday Mayor Fuller made a long speech at whlch he 15 peculxarly adept on the occas1on of the opemng of the new subway llnkxng the metropohs of New York and West Hartford Thxs subway was the combined glft of several multt m1llIona1res among whom were ohn Barry the oIl magnate Arthur Blackmore the tooth paste kmg Morgan Flaherty the movlng plcture producer star and Mlss Patrlcxa Sullxvan Inventor of the run proof s1lk stocklng The subway was desxgned by that underground takxng place today was on the complet1on of that mrghty structure the Keane Llfe Insur ance Company The founder of th1s buslness Mr Henry Keane has burlt It up from the smallest enterprxse to the opemng today of one on the worlds most colossal buxldmgs Mr Keane says he owes hrs phenomenal success to the fact that he always llved up to h1s now famous motto We bet on anythxng The structure deserves comment esDec1ally on IIS remarkable elevator system whlch IS entxrely controlled by one lever Thxs system de sxgned by Mortlmer Cooke IS to be run by Robert Harkness whose asslstant at th1s com plxcated task wIll be Elton Lew1s PARIS FRANCE U PJ The new Folxes Bergere opened here last mghr under tue dlrectxon of Murray Bornsteln whose skxll In arrangmg the butterfly numbers won e amazed plaudlts of all France Famous French edxtors such as Monsleur Beaulmeu and the Amerlcan Robert Tongren have waxed enthusrastxc over the dancxng of the Yankee Paul Bllss comparmg hxm to the l1ght aIry zephyrs of a summer nxght The muslc was arranged by the famous composer Donald Moody Several glrls hearmg of Mr Bornstem s success have just arrxved here from h1s home town and have been gtven Jobs In the chorus Edltors note-These glrls are the Mlsses Brandell Plalsted Berkowxtz and Berkowltz WEST HARTFORD CONN Word has just been recewed here that a pamtlng by Carol ones and Ollve Gledhlll has been purchased by the Royal House of England for Buckmg ham Palace Mr Jones 15 now makmg a tour of Europe sketchmg the crowned heads MT WASHINGTON NEW HAMPSHIRE A new cllmbmg record was achleved yesterday by a member of the Hlke Camp and Enjoy Llfe Club an outgrowth of the Youth Hostel Movement Wlll Jopson reached the top of Mt Waslungton In the shortest t1me on record namely four hours He credIts h1s success to the lukmg boots desxgned by Everett Case and the perxodlc nourxshment gxven h1m by Alvm Kaufmann Cornella Patterson attempted to Page 6 5 H L M A R K S ' T C L A S S O F 1 9 3 5 ' . I I ' 1 . .' ' 7' J R 3, N . H I . . . . l . . J . . . A . u , u 4 1 - l 7 l 7 ' , 4 . I a a n , - U l .1 ' J . f . 5 . . f . - U Q -y ' ' ' 9 worker, Chester Collier, who still finds it hard to stay on the level. The second dedication, , h Q . . . ' X ' l , , . , . . . th , , , . . . , . . . ,, . . . ,, . 1 . , . . , . , . , . . , . I IA AL IG HOO set a new record for the women hrkers of the country She nearly reached her goal but as she neared the summIt the change of aIr got the best of her and she collapsed Tom Mul cahy who started the clImb three days before, neared the top just IH txme to revIve her He trled to carry Mlss Patterson the remaIn1ng dxstance but was so worn out from hs three day struggle MISS Patterson had to HSSISI hIm The hrkers were surprxsed and dellghted to find, when they reached the Summxt House that It was berng operated by erry Malllet and h1s wrfe, the former Grace Heley They were greeted by Annette Gauthrer, wIth her pad and pencrl In hand ready to send a report to the paper she represents, the West Hart ord Gosszper HOICI-IA ISLANDS, PACIFIC OCEAN Major General Robert P1per I-Iarrrs today suc cessfully subdued another rebellron on the Hotcha Islands the new acquIsItIon of the Umted States In the PACIFIC It seems that Bungo Ralphr Edwardo the nat1ve Rebel leader wh1le passIng the I-Iarrls home became so Inflamed and aroused by the rhythm of one of the promment orchestras of the day comlng through on the radro that he selzed and made off wlth Harrxs wIfe the former Dorxs McCutcheon The sItuat1on was desperate and the Major General much agaInst hIs natural Inclrnatlons, used h1s head and turned the dIal to a concert by the Phxladelphla Phllharmonxc orchestra Thls so dIsturbed Bungo RalphI Edwardo that he came back wlth Mrs HarrIs a broken man He wlll be trled for abduc tIon tomorrow Watch thIs paper for further detalls SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA One of the most unlque cases In the annals of thIs court came up before udge WIllIam FItzsImmons here today In the case of Anderson vs Coelho Mr Paul George YV1lfred Anderson r a barber by trade sued Mr Henry Coelho of thIs cIty for S10 000 for Injurles recelved wh1le the plaIntIfI was workIng on the defendant It seems that wh1le Mr Anderson was shampoolng Mr Coelho he recelved actlon so vlgorously In fact, that SherIff Teddy Ryder had dIfIIculty keeprng hIm under control Judge FItzsImmons, however, awarded the damages to Mr Anderson after feel Ing hrmself of Mr Coelhos head The judge wIll not Instxtute proceedIngs for damages from spllnters he recexved DENVER, COLORADO At about 5 a m thIs mornIng Professor Harold Holsteln set off for h1s research of the stratosphere Durlng the past ten years much progress has been made along thIs lIne and thIs trIp IS expected to add a great deal to man s knowledge Due to the speclal hot aIr In Professor Holstelns balloon furnIshed by Arnold Schwolsky he w1ll be able to ascend hIgher and for a longer tlme than has hltherto been accomplrshed He wIll be kept In touch wIth the earth by h1s speclal Ashton radlo set whIch entIrely Cllml nates all statrc Watch for daIly accounts of the Professors progress BOSTON MASS Two great advances In the medlcal world have been made here recently The famous surgeon Barbara Dolan, contrary to the promIse of her school gIrl days, yesterday actually mended a break In the heart of a young man one Thomas DavId Faulkner r , caused by the pxercmg of a small steel splInter from the metal lathe on whIch he was workIng At about the same tlme, Dr Frank Harrxgan of Harvard Umversrty announced the perfectxon of a cure for cancer on whIch he has been workIng The Um VCISIIY IS preparIng to dedlcate a statue to Dr Harrlgan If hIs cure proves successful CHICAGO ILLINOIS Wheat prrces here dropped sharply today causmg a near panlc Many small Investors were completely wIped out and many of the blg moguls were serIously threatened We g1V6 you reactIons from a few of the bIg Investors Robert Farmer ToppIn, I have never suffered such a defeat sxnce I managed my h1gh school hockey team Carl ' Bull ' Weber I shall probably go back to raIsIng PlgS and Robert Plunger Stevenson What wIll my wIfe say? Page 66 W I., L M H . H I., H H -S C L n n A v a i. f . . - - severe injury on the hands from splinters. Mr. Coelho protested vigorously against the u A . u , I . . . . . . ,, ,, . Q! I ' ' . 77 Q , ff ' ' ' ,, If Y, I AL K I-IE NEW YORK N Y An attempt at sulclde here today ended rather uniquely but nevertheless happlly Mlss Maybelle Major noted actress bxtterly dlscouraged because of the 1mposs1b1l1ty due to the loss of her volce of appearlng tomght ln the stage adaptauon of Mrss Hlldegard Balllen s famous blography The Rrse and Fall of La Belle Messmger now playmg at Brxce s jumped olf the George Xvashxngton Bndge last nlght Luckily she lwded just beslde the palatlal yacht of Edwm Perry m1ll1ona1re slot mach1ne lcmg She was hauled aboard conslclerably dampened but none the worse for her experlence The sho lx Lreught baclc he VOICC and she wxll be seen as usual tonlght co starred w1th her husband ulnton 1-lollman Mlss Ma1or s1ys the sulcrde 1dea was all wet ADVERTISEMENTS Ba tan s Readv to Wear Clothing Store offers you tn ultlmate 1n satlsfactlon Wfe feature Pants less Button ohn Barton proprx tor '36 Park Road A e you shy and ret1r1ng9 -lead Campbell Txp to Bashful Iovers wrltten by one of the worlds greatest authorlnes Learn the Mcshcnul System of Shorthand' Call NIISS Ruth Balfer at 4 7993 or wrxte Boi 411 Hall H1ghl1ghts Do you feel sxclc9 Theres a Hult ren p1ll lor every 111 Glasstettcr s Beauty Salon cat rs to socletys best 152 Farmmgton Avenue 1n the heart of the metropolls R1de at the Vffest Hartford Rld ng Academy under the dlrectxon of two of the c1ty s most beautxful horsewomen M1ss Zelda Drthl and Mxss Marlon Crzug Have you always wanted to exercrse your vocal chords? Now IS your chance under the slc1llful guldance of the Vffarbhng SISICFS Call 4 8739 Theda Doran and Ruth Copley Or would you prefer the spealclng art? You can become perfected ln thxs 1n only sax lessons wlth the capable asslstance of Prlcxlla Pasco Wrxte to thls paper Bow 311 ohnny s Nuts Remember Vlgeant s famous slogan Nuts to You The Johnson ohnson ohnson ohnson and ohnson Detectlve Agency Sees all hears all knows nothmg VIRGINIA LANDEGREN RICHARD FAI CK Page 67 H LMAR S ' T ' CLASS OF 1935 ' , . . ' Y 3 9 3 , . ., . ,, . . ,, a ' ' 1 A , D lC,w i r . . . ' . , . 1.-rv 1'--1 .J D e . ff 77 - S. sl , 'G ,e r' H . 1 ,..o 's 'S . ,ll ' , .. Q . . , . e ' 4 , . , . . VJ n l x c D D Y ' 7 A ' 1. . e . , . . .i . . p ., . 7 . . u n - , c , . . J 7 ' 1 ff ,, ll ,J ,J .1 3 7 ' I IA AL HOO STATISTICS .Best Lookm Done Most For Hall BGS! DY'eS3Cd ll vw au 11 VH! mug DUO' Class Shar-ka Clan Flu-ts Cute!! Dist Athlet eg Page 68 SOCID,lteJ Best Dancers W L L M H . 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ALL A Boys HENRY KEANE ROBERT TOPPIN ROBERT TOPPIN OHN HOLLICR OHN HOLLICK HOMER WOOLDRIDGE FRANK HARRIGAN DONALD MOODY ALTON SCHWERDTFECER MURRAY BORNSTEIN EDWARD BLAISDELL ALTON SCHWTRDTTECIR ERIC JOHNSON ROBERT HARRIS PAUL BLISS HENRY KFANE ALVIN KALIFFMAN RALPH EDXVARDS ROBERT TOPPIN EDWARD BLAISDELL ROBERT TQNGRFN ROBERT STEVENSON CARROLL ONES ACK CAREY ROBERT TONGRFN JACK CAREY DONALD SMITH CHARLES CAMPBFIL ROBERT TOPPIN FRANK HARRIGAN MURRAY BORNSTEIN DONALD MOODY OHN HOLLICK OHN HOLLICR JACK CAREY PAUL BLISS ACK CAREY OHN FULLER HONIER WOOLDRIDGE CARROLL ONES ACK CAREY JACK CAREY H E STATISTICS Class Pesszmzst Class Optzmzst Wzttzest Class Shark Most Ambztzous Lazzest Most Modest Most Conce1ted Most Baslrful Most Tallzatzve Nozszest uzetest Class Cut Up Most Dzgnzffecl Most Soplustzcated Most Pleasmg Personalxty Most Old Faslnonefl Class Jazz Hound Most Indzwdual Class Bluffer Greatest Heart Break r Greatest Soczal Lzglrt Cutest Best Atlrlete Class Flzrt Best Sport lilost Clrangealnle Class Nzglvt HaWL Class Humorzst Best Lookzng Best Dressed Best Mztszcran Most Sclrolarly Most Likely to Succeed Most to be Admzred Best Dancer Best All Around Most Courteous Most Extravagant Most Talented Best Drag Wrtlr Faculty Done Most for Hall A Gtr s ELIZABETH RANKIN THEDA DORAN MARY FREDENBURGH DORIS MCCUTCHEON DORIS MCCUTCHEON MARY JANE WILLIAMS LOUISE KUEHN BARBARA MORGAN ANN BRICE ELEANOR HILLS THEODORA PETERSON CHARLOTTE KORPER THEODORA PETERSON CHARLOTTE TOPPIN SARA ELLIOTT MAYBELLE MAJOR CORNEI IA PATTERSON SYLVIA BERKOWITZ SARA EI LTOTT MARY ANE YVILLIAMS PATRICIA SULLIVAN BARBARA MESSINCER BARBARA DOLAN ROSE MANISE DOROTHY PETERSON MAYBELLE MAJOR BETTY VAN DYKE MARY JANE WILLIAMS HILDEGARDE BALLIEN GRACE OSBORNE SARA ELLIOTT EVENLYN BENNETT DORIS MCCUTCHEON DORIS MCCUTCHEON MAYBELLE MAJOR SYLVIA BERKOWITZ MAYBELLE MAJOR CHARLOTTE TOPPIN ELEANOR HILLS EVENLYN BENNETT DORIS MCCUTCHEON MAYBELLE MAJOR Page 6 9 I-I M RKS ' T CL SS OF 1935 'l J , 1 -5 , B -W- J J J . 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A L I G O OUR SOCIAL FLINGS Sophomore Frolzc The first step of the class of 1935 mto the socral world toolc place on November 3 1933 Thrs was the Sophomore Frollc glven by the classes of 1934 and 1935 1n order mtroduce the sophomore class and get acquamted w1th xts members An entertaxnment was glven 111 the audxtonum and was followed by games and dancmg 1n the gymH3S1Um The commxttee m charge was Anne Osborne chalrman, ohn Frtzslmmons Alden Rxchardson Barbara Messlnger and Bernard Wxtkower funzor Prom As IS the custom on Aprxl 6 1934 we the class of 1935 gave our unlor Prom The aUd1IOFlUm was d1sgu1sed by puttmg chalrs ln groups around the wall and placmg lamps at intervals To complete the decoratlon ferns were placed on the stage Wrth the lcmd ald of MISS Stearns the commlttee Bob Stevenson Pat Sullrvan Connie Hall Maybelle Major and Henry Keane made the dance a very successful event of the year Charles Mlllard and hls orchestra prov1ded the muslc Sprxng Froltc On May 11 1934 the entire school gave a sprlng frollc The whole appearance of the auditorium was changed by malclng If over 1nto a apanese garden The hall was deco rated with apple blossoms and mdlvldual tables were placed around the wall apanese glrls waxted on table and durlng mtermlssxon there was an entertalnment The muslc of Charles Mlllard added to these attractlons made the dance a great success The committee ln the charge of Mr Fxsh was Murray Bornstem Mxtchell Barley and Bud Grlswold Senzor Harvest Dance The Senlor Harvest Dance was grven on November 9 1934 In keepmg wxth the season we danced to the musxc of Charles Mxllarcl amld the rays of a harvest moon whlch shone down on us from the stage Lamps scattered around the audltorlum gave the eflit of a cafe The commlttee whxch mcluded Bob Stevenson anet Mlller Henry Keane an Domlmc Romamello put thls dance over wxth great success CHARLOTTE KORPER Page 70 xv LI M H H L H H sCHo L '23 . . . to '23 .. n ,. . l , ., ,- 1 , J. s. 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'ii U . . a ,J ., ,d A K HE Qllass Milli Belng o axlzng n1ent1lzty unsound ln wmd and lzmb beset by colzc beaves and an acute case 0 slnngles we the lronorable Class o 1935 In tlns our last wtll and testament do devzse dzspose ana' otlrern se relznquzsb to tbose o our rzends and acquazntances Wbom we so reluctantly leave bebznd us suclr encumbrances eartlvly goods and slnnzng 'vzrtues as are ours to bestow upon tlrem zn tbe year o our Lord nmeteen hundred and tlnrty ve FIRST To that tomb of s1lence the typmg room we bequeath srxty new machmes to replace the 1890 no1seless models that now hold forth there SECOND-T0 our musxc lover Mr Davls we bequeath the whole vIol1n sectIon of the Phlladelphxa Symphomc Orchestra THIRD To fun lovmg and boIsterous Bob Young we bequeath Frank I-Iarrlgans unend Ing modesty FOURTH To the hard workmg but unsuccessful basketball team we bequeath a team FIFTH To the untlrlng Hagman at ch Newlngton Railroad Crossmg we bequeath Henry Keanes red wInter jacket SIXTH To that popular place from 12 to 1 the cafeterla we bequeath more oysters for the so called oyster stew SEVENTH To Ted LIlley who has occupled 213 for the past three years we bequeath ohn Holllck s varlous 3bl1lI1CS EIGHTH To our faculty we bequeath softer, hearts before and after exams NINTH To that up and comlng young actress Betsy Sterns we bequeath Barbara MCSSID ger s ceaseless chatter TENTH To the class sponsors we gladly bequeath all the unpaid bllls ELEVENTH To the loud pedaled p1ano In the gxrls gym we bequeath a permanent srlencer TWFLFTH To the Glee Club we bequeath more smgers hke the Opera Clubs leadmg lady Theda Doran THIRTEENTPI To each and every one of the desks we bequeath a separate and Individual lock to keep the mght school classes from Invest1gat1ng FOURTEENTH To the long sufferxng strugglmg typlsts we bequeath Mabel McKeons speed FIFTEENTH To the undergraduates we bequeath the many thIngs we hoped to do but dsd not keep the detenuon room empty recetve no dehcrencres and w1ll all the basketball games SIXTEIINTH To the faculty we bequeath a see all know all, but tell nothmg mlrror for the days when there IS a good movxe or a clrcus In town Page 7 I H L L M A R S ' T C L A S S O F 1 9 3 5 . f If i. . 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I A AL IG I-IOO SEVFINTEENTH To Mr Rosslter and his famous shoes we bequeath rehef from houndxng testators EIGHTEENTH To Erxc our 1llustr1ous coach, we bequeath two bushels of assorted gum NINETEENTH To our fellow undergraduates, we bequeath a bonler room of thelr own equipped wxth plush overstuffed furmture and chromlum ash trays TXVFNTIETH To the well known hockey coach, Mr Stanley we bequeath regular bus servxce to and from the Hartford Golf Club durmg the hockey season TXVENTY FIRST To the world s pesslmxst we bequeath umton Hoffman s happy d1Sp0SIUOI'1 Txx FNTY SECOND To that fellow of few words Hosmer ones we bequeath erry Malllet s confident strlde and ease rn turnmg corners w1thout excess leanxng TXVENTY THIRD'-TO the New York Yankees as a drawlng card we bequeath Slugger Schwolslcy to fill the vacancy recently made by Babe Ruth TXVENTY FOURTH To some of those who may deslre to follow tn our footsteps we bequeath a comphmentary dlploma showlng SIX years of toxl ln thxs beautxful edlnce Tv, ENTY FII-TH To Cab Calloway leader of that hot jazz band we bequeath a s1x lesson course ln the 'nrt of band leadlng from our Jazz hound Ralph Edwards TWFNTY SIYTH To the boys we bequeath a shortcut across the gym to speed up the servlce durmg lunch hour Tw ENTY SEVENTH To Roger Callahan we bequeath Bob Stevensons hexght so he won t be mlstalcen for a sophomore TWENTY EIGHTH To the Elmwood rs we bequeath a comfortable walnng room to be used from 8 00 to 8 30 Tw FNTY NINTH To future football fans we bequeath blgger and better conflagratlons on the n1ght precedlng the Brlstol games THIRTIETH To the maple tree 1n front of the school, we bequeath a clgarette slot machlne for the society of smoke swallowers whlch meets every after at 2 30 Tins arduous task now being executed to the best o our azlmg abzlrtzes We bra' are Well and good bye to the joys and su ermgs o tlozs our present state and let the a oresazd zntrzrate complzcatzon o dzseases run tfvezr devastatzng courses In the presence o the two underszgned Wztnesses We a x our signatures m bebal o tlns zllustrzous Class of 1935 Szgned MAYBELLE MAJOR JOHN FULLER Wztnesses DILLON 65 DILLON NEWKIRK 65 WHITNEY Page 72 W LLI M H. 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A -. -Q Zi I A AL IG HOO HALL HIGHLIGHTS THE DRAMATIC CLUB Page 76 A L K H E HALL HIGHLIGHTS Thrs year the reorganlzatlon of the school paper was undertaken enthus1ast1cally by the staff The membe s worked tlrelessly to obrarn subscr1pt1ons and have succeeded ln producing a substantral rncrease m clrculatlon Hall Hzgklzghts owes a good deal of its rmprovement to the fact that 1t came forth 1n prrnted form unhlce anythmg produced 1n former years The staff thrs vear has had several deflnrte objectrves rn m nd 1n regard to the ed1 torlal pollcy It has made an earnest endeavor o report more school news than ever before to enlarge and xmprove feature materlal and to print mterestlng and xnformatlve edrtorlals The contr1but1on box th1s year has supplied the paper w1th a great deal of lntere t1ng ma e r1al In short the arm of the members has b en to grve Hall a brgger and b tcr paper udgmv by the mterest and enthuslasm drsplayed by the students th1s year the paper has been a dec1ded success The plctorxal supplements whlch appeared ln Hall Hzglrllglvts frequently and ch cartoons contrrbuted by Carroll and Doug ones drd much to promote 1nterest 1n uh paper Carolme Fox busxness manager Robert Stevenson and an enterprrsmv stalf the Hall Hzgfv hglvts has had a notable year THE DRA1V'AT1C CLUB Mr Gould has d1r ct d the Dramatxc Club through another most successful year The performances we e ar anved xn a new manner ranging from Shalcesp arean drama to the harr ralsmg mystery play p esented as the final performance of the year Among the plays g1ven were The Nrnth Guest Sle Stoops to Conquer and The Tamrng of the Shrew The Second Inter class Play Fontest was pres nted March 15 The class of 35 again won the declsron of the 1udGes lhe cup was presented on the stage to Marlan Bauman Donald Moody Hel n Spencer and Paul Entress who represented the senror class rn the w1nn1ng play The last play of the year The Nmth Gu st attracted the lnterest of young an old It was somethlng entrrely dxfferent and the unlque settlngs and llghtlng effects wr be long remembered In addrtron to 1ts n1ght performances the club has held regular meetmcfs and con trlbuted plays for assembly Much credlt IS due Mr Gould for the success of the clubs year He has worked ure lessly agamst many odds to produce the finest m hxgh school dramatlcs Page 77 H L M A R S ' T C L A S S O F 1 9 3 5 . . ,u Q K A t H A , , . . . A .... S . t - . u , . 6 . . ct I U J U g , . . . . . . P . , c , J , - 2 - Under the capable supervlslon of Nlrs. Young and through the efforts of editor-in-chief 7 9 . . 0 a - ' 1 Y . ' e e L ' . r r D ' , ' e ' - ' ' 1 r X . , - cc ' sr :Q Y an ee - , L 7 as 1- D 9 . . . g. U I W. A , , . 9 vs 6 X 9 , , ff ' B 777 ' d . . , . 11 . . . . X , . D - . . , . I A A L I G O THE BAND Although the qraduatm class of 10:4 took about twenty members of the band wrth rr rhlg popular Group has aoaln orffamved and 1S coming to the close of a successful year lt may seem to mam peop' that the clun this year has been xnactne but when we conslder the number of funcnons to mnth rt has contrxbuted we can easxly see that really It IS a vcrsatrle orqamzatlon It has plat ed under the dlrectlon of Mr Dav1s, at several assemblies and football ralhes Thrs assw 1'1I1O!1 supphed the foundanon for the Chrrstmas Carol Sing held at XVest Ha tlord Lent r and lurmshed mucl HOICC at the Central Theater Foot ban Rally Most students have prol al IX dr aded second perrod on X'Vednesdav xx hen those sounds haxe 1S5l1LCl from rl e assemolx Tl ose sol nds were 1n reallty the band PFHCCICIHQ 1ts num .Jets for the annual State Fest x al 4 onttst wluch IS to be held ln Hartford th1s year THE ORCHESTRA Under the dnectron of Mr Davrs tl e orchestra has had a successful year The mem bers have worked hard preparmg the se'ecr1ons that were presented 1n our assembly pro grams throuvhout the year Dtrmfr several of the assemoly presentations, Damel Mascalo took over the wxe drug of the baton At the opera, The Clnmes of Normandte, the orchestra played the overture and furmshed entertamment between the scenes The orchestra also prepared Q'The March of the Prxestsl' and The Tannhauser Marchn that were played at the graduatlon exercrses of the class of 1935 As a result of the hard work and the help of the new members, thrs organlzatlon IS sure to be successful 1n the coming year Page 7 8 W L L I Nl H . H L H H S C H O L . , , . 1 L 51 f gi T I . . . J to 1 if :J ' ' - ' f ale ' 'l ' ' 7 ' , X . i 5 V1.4 . . . . . . , 2 s e if I u ' . ' , 'L C r ' , ' - fs A I 1 1' ' ' ' ff . T 'R ., - W .' ,. , D ol l eff' , l , ' H - . H 7 . x 1 1 k , vi UA I J I ,, . . . . . - l. . ,. ,, , I, ' ,. ' ' ' ' A 1 t, . I I V . . H , . ' . ,. , ' l ' ' C, , . . D . . -xg - ae - - as r . . AL MA I-IE F Axkhll Wg!! F of--N STHAQ THE BAND THE ORCHESTRA Page 79 I A A I-I G I-I I-I O f'Q5!'?: ' Y F -qnaunh-.4 THE DEBAHNG CLUB :gif THE RIFLE CLUB Page 80 A L K - H f TI-IE DEBATING CLUB Under the able guidance of Mr Stanley the Hall Hlgh Debating Club has com pleted a successful year All the debates ln whxch the club took part were on the subject Resolved that the Federal Government should 'zdopt the pol1cy of equahzlng the educa t1onal opportunlty throughout the country by means of annual grants to the several states The negatlve team was undef ated xn three debates w1th East Hartford Mertden and Enfield Hxgh Schools Thls team was composed of Presldent Murray Bornstem Mary Frances DeLong and Arnold Schwolsky The afhrmatlve team wlnch consxsted of David S1lver Betsy Sterns and Bernard W1IhOWCF was v1ctor1ous ln but one debate Thls group defeated Br1stol but lost to Merlden and New Haven Commerclal H1gh Schools The club was 1nv1ted to partlclpate 111 the finals of the state champ1onsh1p The neg1t1ve team defeated Enheld Hlgh but the afhrmanve lost to New Haven Commerclal Hlgh TI-IE RIFLE CLUB The rlfle Club has the prlvxlege of usxng the ranges 1n the state armory where the members under the SUp6I'V1SlOIl of Mr Rogers shoot on Tuesdays or Thursdays The members of the club shoot to qtmhfy for medals whrch are awarded by the junior d1V1 s1on of the Nanonal R1He Assoclauon for the d1fferent grades of marksmanshlp The r1He team had two very close matches with the Farmmgton Hxgh School The members of the club are Roland Bayrer Harold NVatson presxdent of the club Henry Coelho secretary Arthur Blackmore treasurer Ktlth Denne John Dexter Everett Case vtce presldent of the club 'und Thomas Hxne The first team conslsts of the hrst FIVE ln the precedlng hst It IS hoped the club w1ll obtam a range that IS nearer to the school Several sites for a range have already been xnspected but no selectlon has been made Page 81 H LMAR S T ECLASS 0111935 ,, . Q. . . ' N' 9 7 , ,' 9 , 4 WILLIAM H. HALL HIGH SCI-IOO THE LITERARY C1 UB THE ART CLUB Page 82 i I - 5 A L - H O TI-IE LITERARY CLUB The Literary Club under the guidance of Mr Wfright faculty adviser has enjoyed a very fine year Every Wednesday morning second period this ambitious group has met in room 110 to learn more about books and their authors During the year there have been manv reports given on the lives of modern authors Their works have also been reviewed Besides these intellectual pursuits the club enjoyed a threater party during the year A picnic was held May 24 In add1t1on the literary Club presented a very interestmv and instructive assembly The officers this year were President Alice Duffy Secretary Elsie Marco THE ART CLUB Every Thursday afternoon the past year the aspiring younv artists of the art club of the fine points of drawing and painting Students who are enrolled in art courses and who have obtained an average of 8091 are eligible for membership in this group The club has undertaken many interesting and instructive projects this year among which are sketchinv from life leather working and the etching of rings and bracelets Any day one may see the examples of the members diligent work exhrblted on the walls of 204 During the year the art club has also sponsored several exhibits of art worlc done by former members now professional artists The exhibit at the Hall Club Frolic of work done by the members themselves was certainly worthy of commenclation On the advice of Miss Speiss the club th1s year was composed entirely of members of the fair sex The president Olive Gledhill was an Art Edltor of the 1935 Hallmarks Besides its regular pursuits at meetings the Club had several outings Among these was a Christmas party which was enjoyed very much by all Page 83 H L M A R K S T E C L A S S F 1 9 3 5 . .. , J. j U . . .O . . A under the guiding hand of Miss Speiss, have met to gain a fuller comprehension of some I A AL IG H O ITJ rr Q8 THE SCIENCE CLUB THE OPERA CLUB Page 84 A L -i E THE SCIENCE CLUB The Scieace Club under the direction of Mr Herzig meets every other Monday after noon in the chemistry lecture room At the meetings the members of the club give talks or demonstrations on subjects of their own choice At intervals the whole club engages in a general discussion on some topic of interest The members may also give instructive experiments before the club It has been the clubs privilege from time to time to visit a few rnanufacturing plants to observe some industrial operations Through these trips it is hoped that the members of the club will gain a knowledge of the practical application of some of the principles of science Some of the members of the Science Club had exhibits entered ln the Hall Science Fair of last spring The club as a whole helped out here and there during the time the fair was open The club officers are David Ashton President Everett Case Vice president and Arthur Blackmore Secretary treasurer THE OPERA CLUB diy morning to exercise its vocal powers The club is composed of the Boys Glee Club with Travis Cooke as president and the Girls Glee Club with Evelyn Bennett as president The members have done excellent work this vear as all who witnessed the Opera The Clumes of Normandie February 15 will read1ly testify The mus1cale was very effectively pr sented to an enthusiastic audience with a capable cast consisting in part of Theda Doran M r1an Bennett Donald Moody William Fitzsimmons Robert Deckleman Jane Latham Cynthia Storrs Betsy Sterns and Murray Bornstein After the performance the cast presented Mr Davis with a canary as a token of thelr appreciation of his instruction Evelyn Bennett filled the position of accompanist thls year a post which calls for constant work The Opera Club participated in an Inter Town contest May 16 and also sang at graduation exercises Mr Davis de erves a laurel for his training of this fine group of vocalists, and we hope he will continue to produce operas as excellent as this year s proved to be Page 85 H L M A R K S ' T I C L A S S O F 1 9 3 5 This year the Opera Club, under the capable direction of hir. Davis, met each Tues- ' ' Q! I IA AL IG HOO F7 L HZ' 4-KhlLh-0-lg. gunna, THE CHrss CLUB AT' rw sgvmfyvfw -Mullin-sv'-' 4 1, 6 THE PHQTOGRAPHY CLUB Page 86 W L L M H . H L H I-I S C . - . 1 - ' 5 ,. . , , , ,I I . nv I ' C C ' 4 1 -,3lE5 V ,,. - I .I , 'W 5'f3'- Af H325 5 4 . V ,gm- 1,11 I 1 11 1 X ' 'Q Fi .4515 : a...L.....- , ,,k., , . .. 5 57' 5 '1' - F f F'1,. 5 :S 141, LL ' 5' I '4'-k,.'fi i,'f-'Q , ff, 1 3 lv ' hw I f- 1 1 rp I1 b -4 - 1 , - A U xr, . A . 4 V nf? - Ju... ' h Q j V --4-IL-.. ' t ' frfpgs: 1 F! .I I'- ,1 .I C I 'ff' .I . A K Ii E THE CHESS CLUB For sepulchral sllence only occaslonally broken by a cuss or a Slgh of relref and a perpetually tense alr of deep contemplation cross the threshold of Room 110 some after noon after 2 30 The guldlng gemus the presrdent and manager of the club IS ohn Pechnay who has filled the shoes vacated last year by Eddle Lorenz The club boasts seven members Lloyd Bates Robert Knudsen Allan 1-Iolmqulst Eugene Reiner ohn Fechnay Donald Schwartz and Benjamm Crrlly the first five constltutrng the team Matches have been played wxth Ktngswood Preparatory School The Amerxcan School for the Deaf and Bulkeley 1-11gh School On Aprrl 19 a 4 to 1 vlctory was scored against Bulkeley avengmg a 42 to V loss suffered last year Thrs club whrch thrtves on one of the noblest, most ancxent and most complxcated of games 15 under the supervlsron of Mr Wrxght who orxgmally lntroduced the pastlme to thls school TI-IE PHOTCGRAPHY CLUB The photography club had an unusually actrve year The members photo raphed and prxnted some of the scenes from the opera and the plays g1ven by the Dramatxc Club Some of these p1ctures came out very well The members may develop thelr own personal plctures also Several 1nterest1ng arrplane photos were taken and developed by Ernest XV1dell Those 111 the club are Ernest YX71dell Gerhardt Lrljedahl Herbert Bland and Jack Barry Thrs year several group prctures were taken by the club A few were so good that they were used ln the class book Ir IS hoped that 1n the future the club can do more of the same kind of work Mr Rosslter has worked hard as the club adviser Page 87 H LLMAR s-T CLASS oF19ss V I. .. ., . E ,.J : , .-1, '.,. .,J ! ' 7 . Q g XVILLIAM H. HALL HIGH SCHOO Page 88 Ai' H let e5 we Wa oc 'Q C 03, xv' X Posles K cw l Preltj Please 'I C o I' Je! 1' uf' ' . ' SQ 0 r eyed 'xr H AL LM H E MNMIM 'N nf m a. 'I .,,,I -- av b vi, , A., A., 'ix -05,44 II f, Q F I as 'W J w 'vs Page . A . I, ,I s O ' IA 1 I F 1 f ' , . 1 9 ' A - ' 3 . ' It I HI I .I I . , I - I . I . , I . , xr A 1: ' ' .V. II . ' W' I ' I I . XI I I 1 . I I I I .I -I . I .I .I I I II .Q I I . , 1- ,' ' - I - 'I . . , . ,I ,, ' I ., .' . - 11 r .Q 7 -I . ' , I 2' Ijsffve .mm I I ' I I - ., V W ,. , . ,. I 4. . . ' A - 'Bi I ' ' - ' , jf . . X 4 . Elf ' ., ' ,' fa. YI V A' v ,ggi -':'?f'rw . ' W ,lg-I I ,I 'V-.' 'f f ' -' ' ' f- K4 A X '-' , I ' . 1 9 'gb .-1-f B I I 5' ' ' .1-' V. -- -. .' .. .1 I IN. ,, gnu II -I I , j ! ' W' gif, . A war . v A ff I' I, if - J' -lv ., ' VL '41' 2 ':k V ' ny, ig ,. . . - - y QA A Ig 1 aj 'f tv- . . fi ' 7 A' ' V .- - A mi ' - , 1314 ' 7 n 5 , ' r -K' P. I I. , jf' 1 , 'A' . ,L In . 4:1 x 1' L ', 'N l , . in 'Q .f . 5 - , ' 5 +' I f L '.,, . 2 lg I' I .I . A - , , , . I. . , . , yi ' .- ,, 1 - - Ii -3 , Ji . , . , 9 . g ' Ie :- ' ' ' ,,- , I '-:A ljigf-,., f .. I , , V A f -' T, 1, - 3 ' 2 gif --Y I '71, Q I ILM ' 95 , - ' F ,- .1 I,III , .331 H- 'K' - ,fb . y1.j'- v f S w GI I I. . - . ' I 115' 1 , I :I A -,.II N .r xy ' ' '. 443 ' . ,4 , ,L1u.q.,,. f. ' D J ' ,'5'. VVILLIAM H. I-IALL HIGH SCI-IOO ,ur uw Z'-f aww Page 90 gag-V?-ew ,IL f A K H O FOOTBALL Captam ACK CAREY Captam elctt STANLEY PAPANOS Manager EDWARD BLAISDELL Under the leadershxp of the versat11e Captam Carey Halls football team cllmaxed wlth one of 1ts most successful seasons Hav1ng only four veterans left from last years team Coach Eric Norfeldt had to develop an ent1re1y new combrnatxon However he managed to get together a lxght fast and scrappy team They won five games and tred one out of e1Ght games played The hard est game of the season was undoubtedly the one wlth Merrden the League Champlons 1n which the team managed to t1e up the score Probably the most exc1t1ng game was wxth Bullceley At the begmnmg of tue last quarter Bullceley was leadmg 7 6 Hall came back 1n less than n1ne mmutes of play to march s1xty five yards to push over the final score of the game Next year s season should be succe sful as many veterans wlll be avallablc H1 Ha H1 Vifmsttd XY! e1v L r Mtrld n Schedule H1 H1 H1 SOCCER M1ddl6f0YVI1 1 Bullceley Last H1rt ford Captam SIDNEY ANDERSON Capfazn elett MALCOLM HOLLIES Manager STANLEY CHRISTENSEN The soccer team th1s year had a fatr season Coached by Mr Remhart they went through a hard schedule wmmng five games and tymv two out of the twelve played 71 he boys rolled up thelr biggest score 30'3.1I1SI Wfestmmster 14 0 Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Hall Bloon held XVethersf1eld 1X11nchester N1 xldtn 1hf1'lI1CllLSfLI' Nlorst Colltg S fnetlule Ha Ha H1 H1 Ha H1 Hartford Kmgsw ood Nlorsc College Westlnrnster Loomls Brlstol Page 9 1 H L L M A R S ' T E C L A S S F 1 9 3 5 1 1 'YI ' I I 1 . - . .11 6 ,,,,,,,,,.,,,, , ' : 1 O .11 12 LL,. 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' 0 I AL IG Hoo 'YU I 4 1,11 Nw aqnnnlanpi IV, -1 Page 92 A K H O BASKETBALL Fo Captains CH wr rs CANIPBELL HENRY KFANL C aptazn elect ALBLRT NrLsoN Manager ROBFRT E Otsorsr Hall s basketball sea on was agam unsuccessful At tlmes the team showed f1ashes of good basketball and 1n general they worked fa1r1y well The shootmfr was far from accurate However he team x11n1f1ed to snap last year s recoxd by wlnnrng three games out of the fifteen played The hrst U'1l'1'1C wh1ch was 'l931I1SIC 1V1anchester was probably the best that the team played Ha H1 H1 1 1 H1 H1 H1 lN11nchester Mlddletoxxn 17xul1ce1ey XVe1vtr Brrstol East Hartford Alumm Schedule H1 H1 H11 111 H1 1-11 HOCKEY 1V1111chester Nllddletown Merldell 13r1 t 31 E1st Hartford XVt1xer Captazn NTORGA FLAHI R11 Maneuver ROBERT TOPPIN Agam Hall s hockey te1m eemcd to be the leader m wmter sports Due to the exten sxve stretch of cold YVL'1f11CI' the team was able to play mort Games than usual Hall won ve out of th nme names played H1 H1 Ha Ha H111 fxlmjsu ood 1 0011115 New London Bullxelty Holyoke 1hf1'1l'1C1lCSICI' .S fzetlzal H1 H1 Ha Ha Ha Xvtstnun t Wfest I'I'lVL11 Kxngsw ood A ew London fBu11cc1ey Holyoke Page 93 H L L M A R S ' T E C L A S S F 1 9 3 5 ' A . . I . ' ' I O . , t 1 . . D . . ' 11 27 H 25 . 26 . 29 . 25 4 f 33 . 25 ' ' 23 111 20 - so I .ll 17 ' 47 1. 24 . 2 40 1 Il 17 1 48 Hall 17 , Meriden 50 Hall 10 Bulltelcy 41 1 11 24 ' 42 .11 Z3 1 . 43 . 30 , 40 1 1 15 1. ' 40 .11 39 , , ' 20 O Q' XL , y c 1 D . fl . e ' 5 . TL' C 111 3 , P J' 2 .Il 0 f' ' s ex' 4 111 0 . 1 . 1 ' . ' 4 11 3 ,, 1 1 f ' - j 0 11 1 ' ' 3 11 2 , 1 Il 2 - 1 O t 5 1 0 11 0 ,,.,, ' 4 WILLIAM I-I. HALL HIGH SCHOO 1 'F Page 94 - I ,.., . , , 4 W, u 91,1 I V . Q I . If? . .4 , V ' ' I . .': ,K Q ' , , . ' X ,' kr f k V V X S r V I 3 A 5 V ' N V A xx ' - ' . . ' X - f , W .1 f 2 1 V., x, ' - , I - V -- - . -. , 4 X . f 1 fn ' -ni' 1 ,l L A 2 5 if ,. np, . E :nf f-4 ' ' ' W- L. , - -'ff N tri' , - , 1 M 'ws , g Q ,wifi V. S. . n 1 ' ' ' -..li bg 'ff' F V f--anis-1-.L....-.... A L K H BASEBALL Captazn EARLE BENNFTT Captazn elect ARNOLD SCHWOLSKY Manager ALLAN PARSONS Desplte the fact that Halls b st sport 15 usually baseball the 19:4 team won only five Games and tred one out of the thlrteen play ed The hrttmv was weak and the Heldmg was lnconslstent The Bulkeley Game proved to be one of the most mteresrmg of the season and was very closely contested Home runs seemed to be 1n order that day and terrxhc hlttmg by both teams made the game very 1I1 erestlng from the spectators VISWIDOIHK The 1935 team w1ll have the servxces of pracucally the same p1fCl'1lDg staff COI1SISf1I1g of Chxz Gowdy and Bull The mhelcl wlll be composed of veterans but new outhelders wxll have to be developed S Iredale Ha Ha Ha H1 H1 H1 M1ddletoxwn Bullceley Brlstol lVler1den E1st Hartf ur d Weaver Captazn Captazn el tt Manager Ha Ha H1 H1 H1 TENNIS Nlanchester 1 Weax er East Hartford Brxstol lVItr1dc11 ALDEN STEVENS ROBFR1 STFVENSON WILLIAM CLARK Halls 1934 tenms team won only three out of the nme matches played Beaten by Bristol Bullceley and Trmlty the tt1m however gave a good account of ltself Wlfll a vlctory over the New Brltam Teachers College We hope the 1935 team which w1ll be led by Captam elect Stevenson w1ll have a much more successful season SCl76d1lI6 Ha Ha Ha Ha Hall Teachers College Bristol Merlden Manchester Bullceley H1 Ha Ha Ha Nlanchester Trmxty Merlden Bristol Page Q5 H L NI A R S ' T E C L A S S O F 1 9 3 5 ' O. . . 7 - . , D r - . 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HALL I-IIG OO avi 3'4 I Page 96 um P 45 HALLMARKS'THE CLASS 0131935 TRACK Caplazn MTE STEWART Captazn elect CHESTER COLLIER Manager EDWARD RICE The 19:4 track team had a fan' season but started off unsuccessfully agarnst Brlstol Bullceley and Manclmester The team showed greater strength by beatmg Mlddletown and Mer1den by hlg scores They flmshed up the season at Wfeslevan Fxeld IH the Central Con nectlcut Interscholastrc League meet C0m1Hg out 1n thlrd place The 1995 team w1ll need good men 1n the held events mostly as the runmng events w1ll be headed hy Chet Colher Keane Harder Smger Papanos and Yesk Schedule Ha 3 Brlstol l 11 l lV11ddl town Ha 51 Bulkeley H1 6 Nlerlden H 31 Manchester GOLF Captazn HENRY LORLNTZENI Captazn tltrr or-ns X IGEANT The golf team last year came through wxth a very successful season wmnmg n1ne matches out of thlrteen The team was composed of H Lorentzen E H1hler R Hot E Malmstrom and Vweant These all played exceptlonally good golf for hx h school boys Three of them w1ll be ava1lable thxs year and hope to better last year s record S bedule Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Manchester Newmgton Roclcvrlle Merrden Newmgton Bullceley Coll Qnte Prep 11 l a Ha Ha da Mnddl town Wfindham Rockville Collegxate Prep Nhddletown Wlndhanm Page Qy i J . 's ' ll 7 T E ' 62 all 6 ' e 34 ll , , 53 .ll 7 -' 23 all , 73 ' . f - . , . ' , T 1, '. g .Q U 'g ' 1. ll 5 ' ' 13 Hall 15 ' u 3 ll 815 ' 912 1' ,ll 13 ' T 5 ll 15. ' 3 1 ll lill E ' - ZEQ ll 1 , ' 5 ll 5 . ' 1 ll 10 , ' 8 ,ll 13 , ' 5 Hall 1012 . . 7lQ l .ll 13 , ' . 5 ll 1 egl - 5 VVILLIAM H. HALL HIGH SCI-IOO Page 98 . ,'.l',.-., .--,,,,,. ,, .--,--- ' ' , ' I W - I i , ..,: ., . V, , V1 Y z, '417li'.,. an A 5' ' I ,, Q ' 4-,Q A k - , xg A ., , A , --1-'75, I we XX L Ii II E GIRLS I-IQCKIIY Hockey IS stxll one of the prrmary g1rls sports at Hall Although the games were mostly conhned to Inter team competx Ion an excellent varsrty was pxcked to play other schools after much meCl1tatIon on the parts of Mrs Parker and a fw members of the Leaders Club The only outsxde games played were wIth Pla1nv1lle In the first game played In a drlzzlmg ram on a very muddy Hall field w1th much slIppIng and shdrnfr our glrls were v1ctor1ous In the return game at Plamvllle we were defeated by a Score of 32 after puttmg up a sprrlted fight to wrn Fzrst Team GIBETTE BRAUN HELEN CARLSON SALLY CHAMBERLAIN ETHEL FDSTROM RUTH GORDON GERTRUDE GRISWOLD GRACL HIILEY Ex ELYN KROHN IVIARY MAGNA MAYBLI LE MAJOR ROSE MANISL FREDERICKA MCKAIG ANNE RICHARDS PAULINE SCHORER VANCE SMITH KATHERINE XVRIGHT GIRLS BASKETBALL Basketball IS becomln a more popular sport each year Many Indrvldual tryouts for places on the team made It dlfhcult to choose a varsrty squad The All Blue All Wh1te teams were finally selected and a Basketball Sports Day was held at Hall wIth Bloomfield Man chester and Vffethersfielcl schools represented Several Interestlng games were played and our Blue team carrred the banners The varsrty played an extremely excmng game wlth Plarnvrlle whxch ended In a t1e score of ZZ 22 Wfe are lookmg forward to many s1m1lar games Fzrst Team HELEN CARLSON MAYBELLE MAJOR VANCE SSIITH SYLVIA CROWLEY ROSF MXNISE MARGERY STEXVART MARY MAGNA PAULINF SCHORER JEANETTE STILES Page 99 II L, L4 ZX R S ' In C: L ZX ES S CD F I 9 3 5 S - C vt- , , 4' - I , ' ' ' . 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I l' -, 7 ' . q 7 I A AL IG OO 5 W' Page zoo A K H L TUMBLING TEAM XVe have tumbled through another year and agaln a lceen Interest was shown IH thIs sport The team was pIclced from a large group of candIdates and they EXl'11l31fCd slcxll and perfect coOrdIn1tIon In a teamwork needed to In ure successful tumbhng Team HELFN CAPISONI GRACF HFLEY MARGLRY STEWART SALLY CHAWTBERLAIN DOROTHY KFANE EANETTE STILI:s VIRGINIA CI ARR MARY MAGNA SHIRLEY SUNINFR GERTRUDI' GRISX OID XIIORIS GGIJLN SOLXFIG GULLIKSEN PAULINE SCI-IORER GIRLS LEADERS CLUB I-Iwh up among Our atlIletIc Ideals Is Our Leaders Club The Ohlect of our club IQ to admInIster athletIcs In such a way as to bulld up and mamtatn true sportsmanslup among gIrls from year to year ThIs club IS stIll young In our school It was Orgamzed In 1992 for the purpose of gIvIng the gIrls who excelled In leadershIp a chance tO help other gIrls In athletIcs Vlfe are a lIve and peppy group, and hope our club wIll be a challenge to all gIrls Interested In sports I-Ie1rtIest thanks to Mrs Parker our dtrector for her construc tIve help Page 101 H L L M A R S ' T E C A S S O F 1 9 3 5 L .I J . ETHEL EDSTROM ROSE MANISR VIRGINIA TAYLOR I ZX XX I C3 CI CD GIRLS TENNIS Wlfll the COIDIIIQ of sprmg the tcnn1s courts are belng prepared for an act1ve season Each year a tournament 1s htld between the Bluc and XVI IIC teams, and many CYCIIIIIQ matches a1e played Cand1dates who havc hopes of wnanng the Cl'l3fTlp1OIlSl1lp play each other, and the wmner Ib claosen by a process of ClIl'1H1Il'lfIOI1 Begmners 1n tenms are tn structed ly Mrs Pa lce1 and membtrs of the Leader Club, and every glrl IS ehmble fo1 the contest Tenmg 12 rapldly 111CrC3S1IIQ 11 popularny at Hall, and we hope that 1n th future lf w1ll be one of the school s mator sports GIRLS GOLF The golf season has lust opened, and the glrls a1e polxshmg up tl'1C1I' clubs 1n prep arat1on for a haclcmg good season In former years golf classes hate been conducted under the gu1d1nU IHSIFLICIIOII of Bud Geocfhan former pro of the West Hartford Country Club, and a great deal has been accomphshed Th1s method of teachlnv seems to g1V6 exeryone more lntetcst 1n the Game and we expect to COHIIHUC If th1s year SPEEDBALL Speedball IS rather a new sport at I-Iall, but enthus1asm for II IS by no means laclcmg As no other schools near here mdulge 1n speedball, we have no OLITSICIC compet1t1on, but 1nter class games are held, and are usually very CXCIUIIQ because tlus IS one of the last sports of the year, and usually 15 a dec1d1ng factor towards po1nts for the cup wh1ch IS awarded to the team havmg the greatest number of QOIHIS at the end of the year Page :oe VV L I, I IA II . I4 IJ L, Ii PI S II CD L 1 -4 . l qv I I L I .I L . V C I x u 4 y 1 .Q x y V X K X. B A.. l . V x Q . .' . . , , ,. 1 .O . .Q Ak I H . L . . D .... Q 5 1 YV A ,xy L S, . . . . .. . V O .x .A i. . L .1 C . I K . 2 . . , . 7 N Cx . N . I . . . . 1 , . 7 A I D Q ' . . . . V ' c . D 7 l ' . K 7 K I i. . . . . . 1 . K A . .. . - i 7 . . . . I . A, M 1 AL R THE LA '51 it-1 ri I Hi? ll ,Hman I' 'igll ?vn 9 inn -Jlll SX If bf 1 Ill' ,all W WY' il Page 103 H LMA KS- C ss 0121935 4 i V . V I A-:Al I 1 1 . P . Q5 i '1. f 'lf' 5 if I . A il Y- A ' ' if 2 4?fw' a?f f?i if E 2 if L ' Enlf A . ll me ' Q fi? ' ' Af , I , 1 1.1 f ' Hxf flf -Q F in Vi W ,575 ' i- : V f ix- .?--I x l , ' 52 , A, x 433 ' f g,.y xQY , k- 5, . ' '4 1 ' 7 si 1 g rl . L R A . Y, 5 21 , If . t F , .. 4 M My v V Q . ,u v . 1 .1 -- '.-wh-Ylvi ugi i -ku I A W ,W 1 ' ' 'n 1 I Nu - 1? ' 1V:j.Q4 A X 7 : ' r' A I A AL IG IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE I am your Lucky Strzke THE 2 Z4 BELL They oatzsfy PHE SINIOR GIRLS Delxczous ana' Re reshzng PAT SULLIVAN They Taste Better HALL CAFETERIA FOODS The Natrona! joy Smoke 2 10 IN FRONT OF THE SCHOOL Am the Man Who Owns One A A TICKETS Nerer Gets On Your Newer CHARLOTTE TOPPIN Good To the last Drop CAFLTERIA DISHES Costs Les: to Use THE SOPHOVIORE CLASS We Don t W ant Trouble but I It Comer DETENTION SLIRS Romance Neaer Thrwes on Brlstler BOD RICHARDSON IN HALLS OWN MAGAZINES Balfyhoo EDWARD BLAISDELL Vamty Fazr BETTY VAN DYKE Esquxre BOB STEVFNSON1 I e JACK CAREY Cosmopolztan BARBARA MESSINGER Wonzan 5 Home Companion PAUL BLISS Good Housekeepzng CHUCK CAMPBELL TIme DETENTION ROOM Lxterary Dzgest MR WRIGHT Liberty GRADUATION SALES TALK SALESMAN OHNSON Madame couldn t I Interest you In some toothpaste? THEODORA PETERSON I dont need toothpaste my teeth ft nght CAFETERIA ETIQUETTE Leave all trays bottles sIlver etc on the table If you are chewmg gum when you sIt down to eat just place the gum under the table No one wIll ever see It there Wfhen you have papers throw them at the paper basket Most of them wlll go In the rest can be pIcked up by the pmtor If you have 1 ltttle Sparc une fill the salt shakers wIth pepper It wIll make a very good season Ing for the next Salt user As you pass through the food l1ne mIx up the sandwlches Someone seemnq a ham sandvuch wIll be dehghted to smk hIs teeth Into peanut butter durmg the next lunch perIod If you are a collector of CanadIan COIHS the cafeterIa IS the best place to use them up when you are hard pressed fInancI:1lly Hand the cashter twenty penmes for your lunch when there IS a bIg llne wamng As you are ready to leave take about five trays for your fnends and you wIll be sure to break three or four dlshes If you deslre to converse wxth someone at the other end of the cafetena just stand up and yell You mlght as well m1lce as much noxse as everyone else makes When you are In the detentxon room after school Just thmk of all the fun you had durmg the lunch perIod Homer Wooldndge Wasnt that a new blonde you had out last nIght'7 Paul Bhss Yes but the same glrl FreddIe MCK3lg Oh come on over and play budge Dot Peterson I cant Ive got to study Freddle McKaIg See If you can get me a date too Don't worry If your job IS small, and the rewards are few, Remember that the mlghty oak was once a nut lxke you L L I M H . 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Henry Keane A teacher NOT TO BE LAUGHED AT Bob Toppin in study hall Laugh and the class laughs with you Miss Stevenson And you stay after school alone ON A DIET Bob Edmlston I live by my wits Don Smith Now I know why you look so hungry COOKIING CLASS Dot Richman I did Miss Hauser It was exactly one oclock THE IDEAL TEACHER HAS Mr Stanley s wit Mrs Van Schaacks sweetness IVIr Spencer s discipline M ss Cushman s school spirit Mr Goody s tact Mrs Whitiiigs pep Mr Rossiter s detective ability Mr Rives efhciency HARD TO GET STARTED Bob MacDerm1d In I-Iaw1n they have the same weather all year round Grace Heley How do conversations start? CLASS SLOGAN Te Te Te Te more you study the more you learn more you learn the more you know more you know the more you for-get more you forget the less you know So why study? NOT GUILTY Mrs Cion Where do all the bugs go in winter? Ralph Edwards absent mindedly Search me THE LAST STRAW Miss Owen Allow me before I close to quote the words of the immortal Webster Edward Blaisdell Good heat ens' She s going to start on the Dictionary 1 Page IOS H A L M A R S ' T C L A S S O F 1 9 3 5 J , fc y 17 . . . , , . . . , Q: x - - 7 . . a ' . . - , te Y ' qv: . f , I . 1 ff ' ' ' ' 5, . I , I , . - ' ' :Q - - 71 ' , cc as - y : tt - 'D - , ez I V an - , ee - - :J - . te rn 1 Miss Hauser: DidnIt I tell you to notice when the milk boiled over?,' : QQ , . , -7, , . ' Y 1 , , , . . . ' , 3 , . . , 3 ' 5 ' ' 7 P! 7, -- 7 . . , , .. , . , . - I rf '- 71 V. et V - as l h , s h . , s h , 4 h , , ' ' if ' ' 7, l A I - ' ff .,, . . ,, V . - a x i-. - . ze VY 4 3 - - - 9, 1 A A I C' C O ,-19 Put M5 gym aio n ev an w ISPCYS' IH GY 93V 55, ystenecl ancf then vxocfcf as he Jvew ev ear XS 154 43- C ken Le H Krssecnuer an 'lallle IH ulef f' e NN e nlfe was I5 515 ev, ewes as m a can ' L L 1 M H. 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I 3 1 f 4 2 Z 4 4 sus..vsnx--sus--x.-sux.-x.vx..s.-x -x. xnsvsuxnxus. xnx.-x.-xux--x.-xnx.rg.vs.-x A K H E Compliments of Whiting Greenhouses Hartford Nauonal Bank and Trust Company Ls1'rlfJ11xfJrcf 1792 MAIN AND PEARL STREET BRANCH 70 FARMINGTON AVENUE COMPIETE BANKING SERVICE Q--xnx--x--gnxnxusvxnx--x-'sux-wg-.x.-susug.-x.-xnxnu.-Q-nxnsnx.-s--sf-x-'sux I I I O 4 - - 1 1 1 1 4 .1 snnx-nsnxnx--Q.-s--xns.,xox-fx--sum-wsux.-x--xvxus..-xvsux..x-ns.-s.nx--uns-sung WILLIAM H. HALL HIGH SCHOOL -1-lsnxausnxnx-px-:susuwx,use-sus-nxnxus.4-xnx-vs 1wx-nxusu-sn-xux--suxnaxusnxnsu:sn Q TOWN AND COUNTRY PARK RCAD Q Q CLOTHES DEPARTMENT STORE ' 939 FARMINGTON AVENUE WEST HARTFORD D1y Goods and Sbom or fb I1 I F 1 Fashlonable Clothes for Ls ery H We amly f W Typepo Oman 262 PARK ROAD S6 95 2:1329 75 WEST HARTFORD CONNECTICUT Conzplznzczzfv 0 PROSPECT GARAGE C0 1PQ1 1f'1f5 S85 PROSPECT AVE Dealers zu SUB DEBS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH HUDSON AND TERRAPLAINE CARS SQUIRES WEST HILL Fel 4 8988 FRASER RANGE OIL E fall! la l 1861 GROCERY 765 FARMINGTON AVL WEST HARTFORD 192 Park Road 4 4280 Your Food Phone 4 4280 WFSI TIARTFORD CONN WEST HARTFORD CYCLE CO Complzmenls 0 M d lA l V l d 0 CB lfflm S eloipe es PROSPECT MEDICINE U 'CY es PP le SHOPPE Repzured Called for Dellvered 844 FARISIINGTON AVI: 585 PROSPECT AVE W H EST ARTFORD Telephone 4 8707 4 4271 7 Page 110 Q 4 I - 4 Q . l ' I ' ' I Af I 3 Q Q 5 I , 2 5 . . 1 4 5 ' f 4 3 Q 2 Q 2 ' Of . Q 3 Q 5 - Q 2 , Q 2 Q 3 P , g 3 Q 5 . 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Sex en Body Styles S980 00 to S1 O95 00 F O B PACKARD MOTOR CAR CO OF NEW YORK XVHSIIIIISLOII and Park Streets Hartfold Conn Wlfb fb: but ttlsbcs 0 The W G SIMMONS CORP DISIIIIFIIUU Fooiztem' or Every OCCHYIOII 48 S8 Pratt Street Hartford Conn 1872 1935 P g II 3 ! 5 S Z I I 3 Q I I ' Q 5 - 5 5 . . 3 1 3 1 5 5 I 0 0, s I I I 5 1 . I 1- L 3 4 1 s I I Q 1 X. . N . .K . i Y. K jc I .K . N I Q I I 5 1 1 Z 3 2 Y T V 13 1 r Y cc n l l I I g y -' I , o 1 n o Z 5 ' I 5 2 5 Y I , , 1 A . 3 ' 3 5 2 S 1 7 ,. . : 5 f -I f 5 1 5 . 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