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

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8 THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD CORRINE BURWOOI) Participated in Junior Essay Contest ’25. Beta Kappa Delta ’25. Usher at Gradua¬ tion ’25. School Editor of Herald ’26. Sen¬ ior Play ’26. Class History ’26. Class Song ’26, Class Night “Her speech was all music; Like moonlight she shown; The envy of many, The glory of one.” MARCUS LAWSON Assistant Business Manager of Herald ’24. Beta Kappa Delta ’24, ’25. Baseball Team ’25 and ’26. Senior Class President ’26. Manager of Baseball Team ’26. Tickets at Senior Play ’26. Address of Welcome, Class Night. “His steps were slow, yet forward still He pressed where others paused or failed.” RUTH DRAKE G’ee Club ’23 .and ’24. Chorus in Senior Play ' 24. Beta Kappa Delta ’24 and ’25. Senior Play ’26. Presentation of Class Gift, Class Night. “A form more fair, a face more sweet Ne’er hath it been my lot to meet.”

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THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD 7 SOPHIE MARKMAN Participated in Freshman Prize Speaking Contest ’23. Glee Club ’23 and’24. Chorus in Senior Play ’24. Participated in Prize Speaking Contest ’25. Usher at Gradu¬ ation ’25. Poster Club ’26. Participated in Senior Play ’26. Class Gifts, Class Night. “Innocent is the heart’s devotion.” DOROTHY PHELPS Treasurer ’25. Assistant Editor Herald Board ’25 and ’26. Participated in Junior Essay Contest ’25. Member of Beta Kap¬ pa Delta ’24, ’25 and ’26. Participated in Final Debate ’26. Usher at Senior Play and Graduation ’25. Participated in Senior Play ’26. Class Oration, Class Night. “She shall be as sportive as the faun That wild with glee across the lawn Or up the mountain springs.” MARY POLOSKI Glee Club ’23, ’24 and ’25. Participated in Senior Play ’26. Member of Beta Kappa Delta ’25. Usher at Graduation ’25. Member of Chorus of Play ’24. President of Poster Club ’26. Statistics, Class Night. Assistant Business Manager ’25. “She has dancing eyes and ruby lips. Delightful boots—and away she skips.”

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THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD Ci STATISTICS Name Known as Disposition Appearance Food Favorite Expression Dorothy Phelps “Dot” Talkative Dignified Corned beef and cabbage “Now, now, listen, you are my onliest little one!” Mary McHugh “Maxie” Changeable Dreamy Chocolates “Oh Christopher!” Florence Migliora “Fluffy” Obstinate Mischievous Little apples “Oh boy, here comes a mo¬ torcycle!” Mary Poloski “Johnny” Generous Serious Rice pudding “Good gracious, child!” Marcus Lawson “Red” Good natured Sheiky Eggs, especiallyTm off on girls!” the Whites Margaret Brett “Midge” Cheerful Petite Ice Cream “Cheese it cops!” ? Elizabeth Jackson “Libby” Conservative Scholarly Milk “Hambone!” Sophie Markman “Sparky” Curious Noisy “Big Joe” “Oh Pat!” Edward Micha “Jeff” Happy-go-lucky Sunny Gum Got a match? Your brother Working?” Agnes Connolly “Ag” Bashful Innocent “Love Nest” “Stop teasing me!” Corrine Burwood “Jane” Mild Pleasant Anything sweet “For Heaven’s sake!” Sarah Compaine “Georgie” Lovable Attractive Kisses “Fer the love of Pete!” Henry O’Leary “Hen” I should worry Lonesome Life Savers “Kinda warm, isn’t it?” Edna Mocklis “Eddie” Friendly Tall and stately Bolsters “My worjl!” Ruth Drake “Sam” Quiet Slim Watermelon “Let me alone!”