fiad by Honor Pupils
Franklin Junior High School
sDay Exercises This Week
As ordered by the 'state
. 7 3., , , I saw Verna Decker away at in the I l n the has had to suffer some humiliation be- 'ture physical "torture" was taught
.«w “..l. the ! Haze Edwards—Her heart is as Alvin Muller—They alwa s talk who far land of A b' i s and 0f Formosa. Vera, Dennis, cause he could n°t find a 3‘” who is .' od 3. week This was fina'n’j
;' ._~ instill-y and" °0i11-‘ as a bell, and her tongue is the never think y siona N ra in as a. epers mis- Helen Alexander and Eva Romolwilling to buckle down and live with om re" 'hil because of W" ‘ '
g. ' l'mnklin clapper ‘ _ iwere gull 0m :dnd M3???” Hall Jwere spaghetti 'benders‘ in Alaska. Ilhim . 5:09:93 10;“: the ecur'e was . wound i
I" ' '9' ." M the l‘i‘rmhy Eastman—I’d love to live noggin 12,4“??erthy~May your shadow '1n Tripp' 'sy 315:: 1.391;”;an dfig? think it was a Swiss flagship, whose The embers died low, hence my Ehrlt'llfsé disease.
F "-~ 4“ ”19 in lmolanl with a girl like you. . gr 38' aret Cliff d d M ' “mm was Clam“ Emerud' “ml"iswns ‘anished- — My imaginam“ m mid ear exams. the
.1 :~ « on. 1 .. I" William Morton—Keep good hu- 3 or an ay White had .Gussie Tarlov' and Mary Speyock aslhad carried me far During e y
r ‘ 1“,”,‘1 the we 21:5“ “11"“N8y' ms 1'0“ mor. still. no matter what you lose. 33:2:‘1 a beauty parlor- 0“ Water cooks. , ' £383,123? ‘ézimfgsiggfi?:nmmnu
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' ' :-- George Ferguson—The human sky- 2°“. Mackin—fiWhH'e do giratres l As they faded trom my vision I saw I “'as surpnsed t° see Lima“ F‘eld‘ Ch“ “Eton” ' much surprise and regret in the 0133'»:
I' Hullghton. Scraper go the" collars lirwin Holmes star pitcher of a foot- lpresident Of 9' reform school and Win- We started on our road to knowl- but her place was immediately tilled
, 5' Margaret Sim ley Finch—He who does all he fmAlfred Munhall~Young but hope- lball team and Adele‘Ketzinger sitting§tou Rowan her assistant. Frances edge in Franklin school in September, by Miss Dunn, who was already won .
.r ml, Lloyd cm does enough. iin the bleachers. clapping vigorously. ‘Lyncn and Jun“ Gaj°d°51k “"89”" ”19' and had ?° accusmm W" known by the majority of the class.
. Clifford Manek—And still the won~ . lhan ers in Brazil. Bertha Kaske and . t the various wa 's of the
p Grorge Fish—He knows both the d '1‘ 'hear her sat Grace McQuillan and' g selves ° ’ . Ashort time aftera class socinj
p ‘ I: H“ r chnir- Fox Trot and the Latin Frat ei grew hat one small head could‘ .Margaret Newman nodding their Roxie Houshton Were ballet teachers school. _ We stared at the long, dls- {N held. It was planned by the 96-: .
f . Thomas Pesta—D l‘k carr3 all he .knew heads hopelessly as he itched R if and lived near the paper .hangers. mal staircase. . watching the. larger ‘al committee under the supervision
‘ l Wu"- JM‘“ 0 you ‘ e ‘33 l‘utsy Murillo—Short but sweet p e Lawren D ni d Th d Hor— ' . hi ' . in c ’
r ’ hm limitrlce Fhflmpoos Thomas? ' 0.1 d Ml ' ' ‘Havens was 511199059" 10 be mowing . . 'ce en 11 an eo ore . children overw eming our 90“” of Mrs. M’Murray.‘ Following thin.
r (‘.:l‘,...‘,‘l Tale 1.: my Farrah—He is a burning and no“: 319:; “en—A barking dog the park lawn a job which had some- (it: lneilto‘gétger'on Efflstsa: 291;: 9‘33" two preliminary dances “ere held mm
r n shining light. K(_nnpu;‘M Ga . H. ., is.what reduced him. but Relt was stillld ‘ °§' v:- .‘Panh. ’ma c ebe' Although difficult. the general Room 25. _
r. ‘ f l‘ chert Fuller—The very pink of .. ' "3"— ” 51111 e 'the $3va the mower hardly mmed . ear oy, as pining _ is 6: away - rortine 0f periods helped to relieve The pin and color committee then
‘ 11 is rem! by p”, ction. ptimancnt. ‘ iElmer or ."Doc" Crosby was a. cross- cause of a. broken love affair. George the monotony of study. met pith that of Center and it w” ._
““ l’ff‘l'l“‘(§" by k. u, Gamay-.4413 crowning glory Grace M.Quillan—-Handle with‘country runner. Ferguson was. figuring 3.5 a dashing Upon entering we found a very dec ided that the class colors would-
' ' “mfg ,“O” is in. hair care. The flames roared and I saw Harlan movie. hero, w")? .lames Puller, a d?“ true and sincere friend in Mr. Green, be green and gold; the class flower.,
m" ““53 .lz ms Gunny—~Qh! Horrorsll' "arm Newman—This Ch‘ld "5 0‘ Baxter. he no longer appeared to lg. mg C'man' ,F‘fllham, GonChf Inmg our principal. We lOORGd forward. the tea rose: and the class motl°-_
Jung, Gziilosick—Om- Puritan 'Maid. culr‘écus tendencies , ' inore the girls but was treading the .Grace. and “(lilhafr'n Lori‘ton “life :2“; eagerly, to the day when we would "Labor conquers all things," T119,
"’“wc’” '1 the lllltli Gr- (=lllif‘rg-——A dancer shall :trgalI-‘t t0 Connor—W by dont lmuddy streets of East Norwalk with ners in t: so_ 2’ 0811“? ’3' 22.108!) af'l'd be the seniors or the Franklin Junior Honor Roll was then brought to the
..'V:',,','h‘”“ {at}: thl; llultrifly lie—anti gr: it shall be éifibtfiigi (gun): :O'Lairigairg'ngg. ,flve. Througii the streets 0‘ Norwalk (Eggfnel’rlatt,wi§o 9:: 9;. frxannkfurter High school). . . f our second front, by‘ WhiCh the pupéls PWS;
. whm rm!” hi. ffixnu Alwm!’ mayhe' I H( M) ONeil—Arc you any relation was passing cousa's band in the ranks stand. At the EgH’mmg 0' .- . » , encouraged ‘in their wor ‘. ’r
. _ > May Gutt,,,,dge__neware of two It 1 I recomized Samuel Dulberg and year we found that Prmuml Gram were then oftered for the best biogra—
“‘*"-*‘ “mm" black eves. l 0 'SS’ lThomus Festa mull: .g bag-pipes. They ”“15 Reyfioms was a sali‘sma“ for had been removed from the faculty of phy oi E. Franklin.
. t composed Eimn;o Gamble—Our Mellon‘sl \lary Olson—Age cannot wither. lpassed b3 with a sign which read. ,the "Everlasting Chewing Gum Com— cur school, to make way for the ar- A d(bating club was organized, I.‘
‘ll‘m'l 01' (ll‘fll‘e Fond Baby. 1, Lurle nit—Keep still or saY"'\\‘i150n and 7wicker. owners of an fpany." Self and Horan, spiffy 1“”‘3 rival of Mr. Briinjes. We soon dis- cup bring offered to the room win- "
l'illlll (ha-on— liming Grace—There’q a name out iEormthin 'jVVOllh w.hile - auto “rocking company." Insidg Opus-hers. were making eyes at the girls covcreu‘ that he was (the only one ring the greatest number of debates.
Via. inlm-umm of PM”; ‘ - w . Ellch Iain—Hail Eric, Namesake thp }l(giilt "heatre. I saw Mury‘m‘l they entered the: Royal James “-11.0 could successfully/fill the \acan- Drr‘mg the Easter vacation we
"'l HAG-"5' ml‘l Syl- “>5. “fin Gon ll~Thn 1103 who to 8° M kmgs 0" old Put on thine armorlO'Ir-nn. Goldie llavliss and f‘lara \Val- Hotel. _ c3: left by Mr. Green. hiked to Compo, and enjoyed our:-
drives in book i..for_mnmq alw- LLB ' - ”a “1 sptak ”“SUf bold lterhOuse as stage hands. Just outsidel “'llllam Thomas was a CODECle’l- During this year the G. O. was germs u-ry much, not withstanding
-"'“"—“ Margaret Garfu- ,,,__lx;.‘.;_.,m'fi, isl iitenan 1‘ 8" t—One may smile and lot“ the theatre was Elmon Gamble. a. 'thUS worker RS “"55 _0f a factory started. and it proved to be very the prevailing \vestcrlies.
'-"” '"ll- pummss 'lut the 1...“ l'irld of'llusi ism' and he a “Ham s.“”' inroi’essional lecturer on “Loud‘ manufacturi 38 Ci "1‘"? 1”" DT9_S€‘I“"»’T-‘- beneficial to the pupils. To return to atlieltics, the base-ball
' “'i" fifln'] nix-ls. is't'o l'rlnd vour~own I'lusino;s — ! Em" ' eierson—She '3 sunny as aspeech " Robert Fun” “as an “1' ltE'llall P9” fling John mad“? had Th‘ “Franklin NDWS" “‘35 also 93' team deserves to be mentioned in this
in» our it Leno Galbo—Ji‘he wittiest Agirl '1n the day is long. - lstructor in ntllleti s in the Vorvtalk Tefiioi‘slblv‘ POSIUODS as clerks in the tullllelied. It afforded much amh‘SE- history. having Won tie minority 0t
. l' \vo-l-i. hrr class. l Harold Pennington—Why do you ‘High Gym. and M? ulice Durnin llad D33 \‘ursen; ‘ » mom and joy. as long a? It laSted- the games played, and beating Center
)0” must quit l‘lihpl Gray—Class Gi let—but ,prvter i0 (‘hPW gum, “hen you should attained the his}; position 01' Im’lIlll I. Guise C. .oeka lla’i' ENCOFEE l‘e- A.” IOUCS. which had dlf‘d 3. natfjgca] ,in 2 Out Of 3 games R001“ base— ~\ i
she can run! . . 38 itlo your lessons. _ teacher there. . noxvned because of an inveniqion of .3 [1.7331], the year before, were “"3"“! ball teams fl.” boys and yoncy bail
_, thou thunder Andre Gailasick——q;1ys l‘ttle but l “ahace Rudfan~He carries his The fire stirred in the grate and ,flannel Silfr‘t} ruzor Agnes -,thu_...cs.by the combined efforts of Mr. ha’ne teams for girls wore formed, the
M5 . thinks much ‘ ‘ ' '1’)“ “1 “k“ u prince ' ' . roused. me to the thought that I had matrimonial 311‘s “Gr“? gossxped and Mr. Cllfiol‘ll: The latter. 11.50 winncrs of Fae}. rccelvmg a oeuant.
". »>'m'llc, pretty F" '- d G' ”—8 ' Les.er Rackett-fGee-zyou can 119‘“? seen nothing oi Rowayton. Immedi- about b3 the S'Cl‘aOO'lS Spilleters- 11m“ ('Stilli"slletl debating m.the history About this time the Franklin Creed .
0“?" a oitly does 119 talk .21 lot more fun with girls than with ately 1 saw a great thriving cit). Could Avcly and lloulse hildafi'. A group of €135.65. and was very mfluennal m was drawn up and voted upon by the
.._1'll;r (hp—“med an",s“ee“y smg‘ , b3)“ this be Itouzuton? Yes tlicxe \laslsm‘“l51si diargaflt Garfifld E‘el‘“ hzuing outdoor periods. students, It met with general favor.~
‘ A-‘t‘ Ganzy—fixve “D your pennies liebecca Robinson—Seven feet al- ‘he river Emily Stelvens and Dorothlefnl 3.1mm Helene O‘ Neil. and 1tiargar-_ Eighth grade work was fair]y in: Due to the excellent musical trains
H. Tt-—-A closed mouth r'llll] ‘th Z1 little DOD. AlPC. really and Still growing. f; dstman had H...“ a; pointed Sll"(‘(t C‘t (J‘Con: 3033 were iv] 51 TOW boat on an teresting.1n science “.9 learned that ing by Miss Parker the Junior wgh
EM.“ Hart—It will be a sad day ““310“ Rowan—The boy that cleaners by Alfred Munhall who “1152*?le dition to the North Pole. John caulillouer was a cabbage with a schools gave their annual festiva].
-.~\\'o- have lcarn- for Edith when the luxury tax goes helped Wrigley make his fortune. lmayor. and oh! how 1”. had slammpdsfloughton was a Methodist minister C0ll€f~m pduca‘ion. By the time we Ft‘liowing' this was a reception .
:4: Lwn spending 0.1I ice-Rial? glasses. Saul Eockoff—He thinks he is like little clam town in 1922. Lola. Bax- and was dearly loved by his cOllgr‘Pga- reached the end of Cu,- geography tendered to us in the High school an”:-
irn Minna: rernvdivs; 1;?!” olmes—He came—He saw 59‘39’1‘3 3““51‘9‘5 " ter was tax collectorcttc. owing this tion. In his chOir were Lthel Gray. hooks. anyone of us could {ashmn ditorium, which was gratefully ace
1-.121— ll‘lllicr lemon _W" Iconquored. Frances Richards—Some people position 10 MF- Clifford l'Ol‘ h” “'0“- Helen. Lippy. 1710793“? Charnok. beaver hats. knew where corn greW. coined.
a N d” awfully good ll lam 'Horan—‘Home Run Horan. are so fond of ill luck that they so deg'ful work in Science. George Fish- lBeatrice hem and Franc1s Lichards. and “mm even make cloth by hand. It I‘m-er rains but it pours for next.
.. Gm“ H‘(]ge—_A‘°ld all haste! nal' way to men it now an expert fisherman also lived in From this I took it that he was ex— ln‘ civics we learned how to make came our annual dance. Over 400
”-1.”, only thing we Mildred . Hartlensl—Everyone pre- Lc uis Reynolds—"Get off the ice! Rowaymn. New I saw Mark lionohuc. C(redinglyiond of young girls. out ccmmunity beautiful. and how people enjoyed the music, dancing
l 0-“ is that you fen: 1compliments to insults. I'm the whole cake!" chief of the Row-.iyton Hosiery Co. The viston in the fire changed. there to save. Vv‘e knew that in geometry and refreshments_ -
.1 m'wn‘ ' ‘ lauwma .Hodgsonv—Dont say any- Daniel Ratzenberger—Much study Benjamin Allin-chi was a coal beaver was Francis Bennet ”and Howard “ii- the first thing to do was to draw the To displayrthe work of the pupils,
__I ,. ”ll”? comical 01' I ll laugh. is a wearlness t0 the flesh. in Rowayton Greenhouses. ilusilv en— mott rzilsmg soft shell peanuts in um. A-B; and we knew we must be during the year an exhibition was
‘ r “”‘mess before He” Ha"‘3ns—R6lf believes in Eva Romano—Why overwork the gaged in dredging the Five Mile river Alaska. These' special DeanUts they good or we would get those awful nel-i early in June, which was duly
‘ . . nitrsery rhymes such as “)ou didn't soft pedal, Eva? were Clifford Mimek, 'Edward Gull, raised for a lunch cart in South Nor— things, called demerits. appreciated by the parents.
‘3 ‘1 “ll" heart “9"” know I was a bulldog did you? Harold Self—Even though he i! and Leroy i-‘arrar. walk. of which Fred Hodges was the In June a field meet was held be- On Tuesday, June 13th, our clas'
Tweet: Tweet!!! little he invariably lets you know he A log fell Iand I beheld Europe. proprietor, and his sister Louise was {we‘ll Center. Staples, and Franklin of 150_ assembled in front of the
l‘ wCHIS" your mouth, Ellwaid Hayes—As firm as faith. is the re! There was Ruth Vv‘arshawer in Italy. the Chief 9001‘ d hm“? “115139!“ “'31' Junior High schools, for a silver cup schbol {or the class picture. Picture.
, , \VJliam HOZ'lOD—lt is a hard J'Ol“ Agnes Schultze—The girl who nev- telling fortunes. Gertrude Miller and lace thfern aised cuckoos for Offered by the Hour, Sentinel and of the baseball and basketball team-
.HTWhore did you get to get her back, Bill, after you lose or speaks ill of anyone. Saul Rockol‘f were with them. study- cuckoo clocks in Richville. Ernest th: “‘estporter Herald. To our re- WVTE‘ also taken.
,' L" ' . h‘" 0399- lrl'il" Stelnhart—A little more wind in}; music. Dorothy Cummings was Bennett lived on alonely iSlandv STOW- gret, the cup was won by Center. The most exciting event of' the
‘ " '1””—‘l‘3¢t5 are StUb' Louise Hodges—How many have to that flute, lrvin. taking up the jazz organ, invented by ;ing a new plant Which would cure all Later, rizes were offered for the season was Field Day, held Friday.
, , _ ' . YOU on your list n0W. Louise? Elizabeth Saunders—Does she play Carlton Talmadge. Kenneth McGarry love diseases. Mildred Hoyt and Eliza- Mist 50110 1 songs and yells_ \Ve left Juno 16th, at Bedford oyal, ,
""'“":"““‘V“‘t°“'s ““"s‘ R03“? Houghton—Eyes 01' beauty, volley-ball! I‘ll say she does!!! ' had gone to Madagascar to hunt for avlrt'th KeskGS. a 8 Red Cross 'DUYSGS" the eighth grade, rejoicing that we Graduation is to take place in tho ’7
‘ ' , _ Eycsoi‘ light, Sweetly, Softly, Sadly Emily Stevens—An arguer by in- new kind of star grass. Daniel Ilat- ‘Were working in Chi-'33 where the had another year in good, old Frank- armory, 'on Saturday evening, Juno
' """""*”'V” ""1“" “WWW“ bright. ductive reasoning. zenberger was making a li1el3 bush ;Ameri(‘an Army W35 fighting Chinese li‘l school. .24th.' >
“will. W' W 51W“! among Jchn Houghton—Men are but Anna Straub—She takes a sisterlymess or playing Peter Piper in Spain 'fleas. The following September, the class “'9 call this the class history, 8'
Children Of 3 larger grOWth. interest in all our F. J. H. Boys. - Out west lived Elizabeth Saunders? The wood crackled. Flora HODleIS entered upon its duties in the final record of the sunny and blue days
’ C llfU""~-‘\ Shy little Fred Hodges—~Ain’t be rough! Ste\en Sandor—Isn't bobbed hair 3with Erwin Steinhart. on the great was rich from the proceeds Of an in- year in Franklin Junior High. We during our last three years, but out* -
Mildred Hoyt—~As merry as the day bewitchlng? plains of colorado. lout girls! Erwin th'miOD: “am“? the cork anchor. were then in reality the freshman histcry in life is yet to be made; We '
‘""”""“”’“My ”mud” are is 10’183 Elizabeth Scofield—I’ve never seen was onlv her chief 'cow pu'ncher. Fan— lMar)’ Ilugan. R059 ZOlutSk)‘. 131le class of the Norwalk High school have yet to overcome the obstacles
“"“funy "hm“m Clarence Haakerud—We admire the boy yet. that I could not twist nie 'l‘urlov and Anna Kubovic hadiCarlSOh and “Cuba Z?" had 11 large (gone fresh ladies besides fresh that will be encountered in the fu-n '
””Y C““‘“""“““ P‘mC‘u‘“ as You! taelnt. but Why n0t 89‘ some around my liltle finger! started the fir st Chimse laundry inéfarm raising Skunk cabbag‘P- “@1500 men): but we were the seniors of titre. Although seemingly difficult e
“Wk ,. ”Cl-“9°“ and “‘1‘ “P7 1 Mary Speback—«“HOW long is my Australia. Alexander Gunzy lived con- llyiilSll “'35 a SUCCESSWF traveling Franklin school. At. the realization this task will be more easily accoma
“in ('X‘ val-“l do know hM by Marjorie Hall—Oh! “'11:; don't you dress?" telltedly on his small sum earned as fsalesman for a new brand of face P0“'- of this fact, many grew about one- pushed, if we keep in mind our class -
step your giggling? SUSK‘ Seuch—Are those smiles You dog catcher. and a frequent visitor was lder. Lester Hackett'was a. designer of half inch xangr in their mind. motto, “Labor conquers all things."
(‘ll‘,‘Cka—-Our Baby PhilOSO- Flora Hopkins—Still water: run give us’: Martin Deitz. an industrious black- gFrench styles in Hawaii. I saw Doro- Early in the year we organizfl} as ,
””9." ' Carlton Tnlmadge—He lives in smith. Erich Pam was a. Venetian thy Caldwell had won great publicity a class. Ofiicers were elected, and Claw “’ill. ' '
" Charnock _ W'ebster's Nr’rm‘l HRH-‘1'”? all fussed “D! love. ' 'llluke in Greenland. May Gutteridgeflfiv‘ inventing an automatic fil’ SW3“ general plums for activities were We, the members of the Senior:
Alma Horwatthhe noisiest girl V."'.lizl_m Thomas—William, where ‘Awus living happily on the small earn- tcr. Hazel Edwards and Edith TOOR' made. Committees were also ap- Class of Franklin School of the CityI .
""“b-V-H" is one Of lean imagmull'“! art thou? ings from her lemonade stand. ten the inseparable pair had settled pointed to look after the class af- of Norwalk, in the county of Fair-
“‘5‘" Teddy llorwath—Smnll but migh- Harris 'I‘;1y]0r———-As fast as the 1922 The flames rose. Irene Knapp was 2‘30“" in 11 little flat to be Old maids fairs. field and State of Connecticut, being
- llhll‘W—‘Thf‘ annoyance of ty! Lllrll‘lt’d. proposing to Andre Gadoci. poor boy, liorcver. The G. 0. was re-instaterl and new of unsound mind, memory and under-
ll”: joy of his class- Hilton Jancie——Lit'e would be one Fannie anlov—W‘e call it only §when he gazed upon her face he near—i Helen Janci and Anna Straub were cfficers were chosen. Certificates standing do make our first will and >
long, miserable dream without the pretty Fannie‘s way. Ely swoone'd. but at that moment l-ielen inventing (“at 8185‘. bumpers for filCTS- “ere promised to pupils for effort. testament in the manner and form '
la .v~—-—\‘erna treasures her powdtr puff: Guss‘lo Turlov—Long stops in l Lowndeg entered and a light like lNrar them lived ”dill! Hart and Lena punctu. lit3. attendance am‘deport— following
'. Lillian Ketcham—Ain't nature dancing saw.- shoe leather, :0 'Gussie . Heaven shone in his eyes. Grace ‘Gabho who were a doctor and lawyer merit. . Isl. Every member (if the class of 7
l . rlnin—‘Vilton must grund' belim (.g. , E anndes"was Miss Tennent's successor grespoctively, Margaret l.o\'as and Alhlefics took a veer-y Successful 1932 leaves to Mr. Brunjes his sincere
. wailslline to make its lrtnc Knapp—She talks much but Mary \N‘nite—I‘Jistress or herself i in the high school. Grace Hldu, Susie iAlina Horvath were aV’liltrlX: carrying stanl (his year: due to the training affection, deepest reverence, heartless:
for you are always 5.21 s little. thoxtgh China fall. lSzocs and Rebecca Robinson had‘ma il betvseen the me’ronolls of R0: of the coaches. In the basket—ball gratitude, and the whole unlimited
Anna Kubovic—-—Optimistic . llcvvurd Wilmot———Jt takes a great : gained great publicity as conductors wanton and Wrstport- James Gall“ series with Center we were victorious. wealth of his eternal memory: ,
rill lit-r, all the graces Adele Ketzinger—Ono should prac- man to be a good listener. lwhile Keith Gainer in the wilds cfillad become famous by inventing In order‘ that the parents and 2nd. To \Vard \Vhipple the “Fuu
'(Illllly met. tice what one preaches. Edith Tucker—There buds the 3 Africa, accompanied by Edward cement fan belts. Ruth Greonoerg teachers might cofoperate, a parent ture Class Presxdent." . Lewxs Rey- 1
J-lurty, don't try l.(1li:~te Kilday~—How do you like promise of celestial worth. tuaygs, his assis rant was studying lhm ing aSll" gy husband had to live on teachers meeting was held.‘ Speeches nolds bequeaths his extensive and
w‘ 111‘ so much with the my versatility in hair dressing! Alfred \Vilson—Our promisingi‘fl—low to eliminate the cow in securing iber nerve, while Alva Anderson ll‘ d were made by the prmcrpal, vand voluminous “vocabulary of slang to
1:1 ntrice Kern—A blush is often in- young! chauffeur. lmilk." Next to him lived Ralph Lev—inear her. owning a cat kennel ranch members of the school. board. Sing- be used by Mr. Whipple at future
,. «How often do convenient, Beatrice. l’wtll \Vurshauer—Our human Ra- lesuue. who Was a cow boy .on Lion E _Th“ fire stirred 33‘3”} and the flames ”‘8 and FWPCh recxtations were given class meetings ‘91"
. Samuel? (Jr is it Elimheth Heskis—The voice and din. jranch. and with him lived Pats3'lplctured Mildred Hartlens lecturing if} by the pupils. am To our efficient Janitor Mtg
,. . tho-smiles that win. Clam “'51t9rh0uSe---Clarn is one Chimemo and Lil‘ian Kurtz who {\‘ew York clt3 on “Prohibition. Before gomg any farther, we must O‘Hara, we leave a thermometer to'
To that dry drurlg- ““ij Kurtz—Our model from that my“ 200.1 wince. lraiscd white mice for a liv.ing In the lCora Amorein .and Ethel Peterson state the class statistics. _The_ aver- measure the absence of heat in the ‘
wed “00¢ Paris. Rose Zlusky—-I believe in girls ; llingles nearby. I saw Harold Penning- were funeral directors .in the same age height is 5 ft. 2 and 60 inches. building next year: . >
W» H! \Vell! “'ho let Bertha Kaske—She swings like a athletics as well as boys. I've in-Jton and Harris Taylor. exploring for place. .1 wasmuch surprised 1? see my Average Weight 110 110111105. 15 and [E
q: rusty gate. dam“ in “mm. 'lady bugs. Sylvester Shaunessy was azold frlend Dorothy Benupaln as a til-8t: ounces. Average age.14 years, (Continued on Page Twelve)_ . '
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Grace LowndeS—Successtul from?
the l. t ginning.
Frances Lynch-When you can’t:
think, knit.
Margaret E
Margaret.
Ralph Levesque—Air
bone -st man.
] .ovas—Oh! Love us,
respect the .
Frank Zwicker—Humanity is con-
stitutionally lazy. ‘
PROPHECY OF CLASS 1922
Sitting dreamily before the ruddy
glow of a crackling fire, one Septem-
ber evening, my eyes became riveted
upon the dancing flames in which
there seemed to be reflected the future
lives of my classmates.
.s...
5001:me ultimo ' mm ‘
JTes Lovett—A man in the .mak-l '
garbage collector in East Norwalk.
- Steven Sandor was in partnership with
Patsy Merino in the Merino sheep bus-
iness, who owed much of his success
to his little cook, Winifred Berky.
The fire crackled there was Edwina
Hodgson and Catherine Barretr living
in a garret trying vainly to discoxer
how huekleberries got their name.
_Vera McCarthy lived alone 0
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ar
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snake charmer. Walking up the street
was a girl bashfully ignoring all boys
whom she encountered in her stroll!
Boys! It was Betty Scofield. On a
street corner was Everett Bulkley,a
l soap box orator, delivering an oration
on “How the East Norwalk Bridge
Had Stood So Long " William Hor-
ton, still strutting along the streets
1.1—— , 1-,: '
11 months, 10 days, 6 hours. 59 mine
utes, 2 and 3-14 seconds. As you,
see, our class is extremely remarta '
able.
Assemblies were cameo on regna
larly during the year, specially coin-
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lurk and—obivion.
Angol voices were calling him. He
struggled manhflly. Raindrops drip-
ping on his taco—queer! And his
head was resting on something warm
and pulsing. Suddenly he grinned, and
Opening his eyes. hundred lazily:
What's that you're sumac.~ Angie.
girl? About marrying me ii—it—g-I’d
live? Really! Abigail ornoAbisdlr.’
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shunning. Aren't you really hurl!"
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natural. considering oil those nice
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