Woodbury High School - Warrior Yearbook (Woodbury, CT)

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Page Eight ROBERT ALLEN BRINLEY “BOB He knows the joy of smiling and making other people smile. A. A. Council (1). Minstrel (1). Dance Committees (2, 3, 4). Assistant Business Manager of the Wide Awake (3). Mirror Staff (3). Class Marshall (3). Member of A. A. (1, 2, 8, I). Class President (4). Cast of The Worm (4). President of Magazine Club (4). Novel Club (4). Hail all! Here comes President Bob. With an ideal mixture of dignity and jollity, he has proved capable of conducting a meeting of the class of 31, a hitherto impossible feat. Bob is the envy of all the girls in the possession of the original school girl complexion. He is noted for his ability for making blunders in French class and although he thinks French stories should In-printed in English in order to be more easily read, he considers the knowledge of the French tongue a great asset. With his abilities as statesman, executive and writer, we shall expect great things of Bob, and we have a feeling that he will make a rapid rise in the world of politics. CHARLOTTE HENRIETTA CROFUT CARLOTTE Let gentleness my strong enforcement be. Member of A. A. (1, 2, 3, 4). Glee Club (3). French Club (4). Class Historian (4). Charlotte has the reputation for being the quietest girl in the class, and is noted for her promptness in doing assignments. She may frequently be seen in the rear hall in the company of Mike before and after school. Charlotte is always good natured and although she is the class light weight, you have to go some to get the best of her. BURRITT ROBINSON CURTIS CURT Cupid is a knavish lad Thus to make poor females mad. Agricultural Judging team (2, 3, 4). Class Treasurer (3). Class Historian (4). President and Adviser of Agriculture Club (4). We know that many a feminine heart will be saddened when Burritt departs in June. We have long realized that Burritt favors the Junior class, but nevertheless he has been quite indispensable to us. We also know that Burritt will soon be carrying off all the blue ribbons and medals for high grade cows and chickens. We are proud to say that we have as one of the members of our class one of the Future Farmers of Woodbury.

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Page Seven who throughout her association with Woodbury High School has been the inspiration and guide of every class and who, in our turn,has counseled us in our ignorance, helped us in our need, been patient when we were guilty of misdemeanors, and sympathetic when we were in trouble, we, the Class of ’31, dedicate this Wide Awake. To MISS A. CLARK Staff Lillian Hicock, ’31 Dorothy Morgan, ’31 James Lockwood, ’31 Oscar Lovdal, ’32 Frances Smith, ’31 Raynall Coley, ’33 Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Asst. Business Mgr. Art Editor Illustrator 444t+ t+++++ t+++ +t4 + 'M+ 'M + t ++ +++t+4 H H'

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 Page Nine HAROLD WILLIAM DAVIS “BUD “Who art thou that canst so touch my soul?” Crosby High School (1). Baseball (2, 3, 4). Track (2). Dance Committees (2, 3, 4). Class Vice-President (3). Novel Club (4). Magazine Club (4). Secretary of English Club (4). Class Gifts (4). “Oh yes, I know you’re jealous, but I can’t give everybody a break.” — “All the women follow me around.” — “It’s an uncontemplated pleasure I assure you.” — These and similar expressions identify our hero. Oh yes—we know you, Buddy—comical, good looking, athletic, always cheerful—and we wonder whatever the school will do for excitement next year. No more waste basket harmonies, no more thrilling scares, no more funny jokes and no more home runs. Within a few years we expect to hear that Bud is playing with the Yankees and we are willing to wager that box receipts to World Series games will then be increased one hundred percent. ESTELLA UPSON DICKINSON “So cheerful, gay and happy, so free from all vexation.” A. A. (3, 4). Glee Club (3, 4). President of Latin Club (4). Class Song (4). We have always been thankful that Estella came back to Woodbury to graduate with us. She is always brimful of funny stories, and her favorite sport is contriving by some means or other to make someone jump. If there are tacks anywhere near Estella beware, for her favorite implements are tacks, geometry compasses and pins. Last winter she distinguished herself as guard on the basketball team. Estella plans to be a nurse and we hope she won’t use the tacks then. ROBERT WILLIAM FOWLER “CHET” “Oh it’s nice to get up in the morning, But who wants to be nice?” Dance Committees (3, 4). Cast of the Florist Shop (3). Cast of “The Worm” (4). Dramatic Club (4). Magazine Club (4). Class Vice-President (4). Class Salutatorian (4). What on earth is that blue streak coming up the road?” “Oh that’s just Chet making up for lost time.” As the dust clears somewhat we see the outline of an automobile and hear the bang of its door. Chet has been consistently late for four years now, but as it never does seem to have any effect on his marks, we say, “More power to him.” He made a hit this year in the school play. The Worm, and in taking the part of “the worm” cleverly showed how any worm, however weak, may turn. Chet is also noted for his ability in playing the violin. .g. j, j. ,g» •5» 5 4 5 5 5» 3 4 4 • • 5 5 4 4 4 •fr 8»4,4»