Windsor Locks High School - Herald Yearbook (Windsor Locks, CT)

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12 THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD KATHRYN SWEENEY “Kay” Class Secretary ’21, ’23, ’24. Orchestra ’21, ' 22, ’23, ’24. Member of Glee Club ’21, ’22, ' 23, ’24. Class Editor ’22. Participated in Junior Essay Contest ’23. Circulation Manager ’24. Class History ’24. Ticket Committee, Mid-winter Dance ’24. Mem¬ ber of cast in Senor Play ’24. “That though on pleasure she was bent, She had a frugal mind.” JOSEPHINE WALLACE “Pete” Participated in “Princess Chrysar.ti emum” ’21. Glee Club ’21, ’22, ’23, ’24. Assistant Business Manager ' 22. Captain of Base¬ ball Team ’22. Class Treasurer ’22, ’23. Second Prize, Junior Essay Cor test ’23. Circulation Manager ’24. Vice-President ’24. Participated in Senior Play ’24. Par¬ ticipated in all concert work. Prophecy ’24. “Dark brown eyes that gleam and glisten, Lips that sing—and you like to listen.— A swaggering song. It might be this one! 0h! it ain’t gonna rain no more.’” MARY CAFFREY “Mike” Typist on Herald Board ’24. Usher in Sen¬ ior Play ’24. Class Motto ’24. “Good qualities need not advertising.”

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THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD 11 CLARA BLODGETT “Clarissa” Statistics ’24. Chorus of Senior Play ’21. “A thousand blushing apparitions start Into her face, a thousand innocent shames. An Angel whiteness, bear away those blushes.” ETHEL GOLDFARB “Socco” Member of Baseball Team ’22. Class Editor ’23, ’24. Participated in Junior Essay Contest ’23. Member of cast in Senio r Play ’24. Picture Committee ’24. Class Gifts, Class Night ’24. Glee Club ’24. “Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye, In every gesture dignity and love ' MARY BYRNE “Cleo” Participated in “Princess Chrysanthemum” ’21. Glee Club ’21, ’22, ’2::. ’24 Vice- President ’22. School Editor ’23. Editor- in-Chief ’24. Member of cast in Senior Play ’24. Valedictory and Essay, Grad¬ uation ’24. Participated in Juniot Essay Contest ’23. Participated in all Concert work. “First, then, a woman will or won’t.—depend on’t. If she will do’t, she will; and there’s an end ’ont.”

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STATISTICS Name Nickname Favorite Expression Food Mildred Orvis “Calamity Jane” “Oh! Dear!” Chickey bars Josephine Wallace “Pete” “No Kiddin’ ” Fudge Gertrude Cone “Googoo” “By Ginger” Bananas Mary Caffrey “Mike” “Hot Tonialie” String Beans James Pickles “Tubby” “You Got Me” Pretzels Joseph Conroy “Cupid “Let’s go over to the Point Boys” Anything eatable Charles Kennedy “Stew” “Pull down the curtain there’ll be no show to-night.” Gum Clara Blodgett “Clarissa” “Honest” Apples Nellie Connolly “Nell” “I wonder why?” Musk Melons Mary Chesnalevich “Patsy” “Let’s beat it” “Hot Dogs” George Lashway “Uncle Thithy” “Oh, Gosh!” Pencils Mary Titus “Johnny” “Yea!” Chop Suey James O’Leary “Jimmie” “Can a duck swim?” Anything sweet Ethel Goldfarb “Suzanne” “Oh Shucks” Ice Cream Robert Pickles “Bob” “Ah go on” Peanuts Kathryn Sweeney “Kay” “You said a mouthful” Kisses Robert Jackson “Jack” “Rap it up” Anything that burns Raymond Hancock “Handy” “You make me sick” Chop Suey Bars Agnes Flanagan “Aggie” “You may be a good kidder, but you can’t kid me” “Oh, Henry” Lester Davies “Les” “Hello girls” Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Francis Boyle “Judge” “Got anything on for to¬ night” Dates Margaret Chesnalevich“Maggie” “Oh Heck” Pineapples Mary Byrne “Cleo” “I’ll never speak to you again” Big Bobbies THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD