The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-06-18
TWO HILLHoUsE CLASS BOOKS.
Rivalry in the School Brings Out an
Innovation This Year.

Rivalry in the School Brings Out an
/ Innovation This Year
Secret society rivalry has been the
cause of another innovation at Hill
house high school. This time it is riv-
airy in attaining a good end and it
concluded last Friday in the issue of a
second senior class book, thing un-
known heretofore in the history of the
school.
Senior class books were practically
unheard of until 1891, when the Gamma
Delta Psi fraternity issued the first one.
The book appeared this year as usual.
being published June 7.
On last Friday, June IA, the Radiator
class book appeared and was sold at
one fifth the price of its competitor,
nearly every student in the school pur-
chasing one. The Radiator volume
while not as extensively prepared as
regards paper is better liked by the
pupils for it's illustrations and general
attractiveness. 1t is bound with a
paper cover in black and brown, and
has an attractive title page.
Both volumes contain histories of
each year Of the graduating class. The
Crescent histories are by A. W. Black
man, e. e. P. Roberts, Miss Jean Car
RE Peck and Miss Helen Louise Brown
Those of the Radiator are by Miss
Winifred A. Saunders, Judson M.
Minor, Louis III. Levy and Miss Pauline
A. Merchant. A directory of the class,
telling where each student was fitted
and his honors won in high school is
common to both volumes, as well as
lists of the class officers, members of
the several school teams, etc, and ath-
letic teams.
Following are the names of the Off
GERS of the senior class: President,
william j. O'Meara; vice president.
Augustus A. Elliot; secretary, e. E.
P. Roberts; treasurer, Miss Jennie Nc
Guire; sergeant alarms, Edward Shan
ley; class poet, Louis II. Levy; salu-
tatorian, Harrison IT. Sheldon; orator,
Frank Terrill; chairman rules commit
tee, A. w. Blackman; chairman mot
to and color committee, H. w. Elliott;
chairman pin committee, Judson M.
Minor; chairman photograph commit
tee, Gilbert Kinney; chairman class
day committee Eugene II. Phillips;
class historians Z. e. p. Roberts, Eu-
gene Phillips Miss Vertie Kinney,
Miss Lillian Fox Miss Josephine Hem
ingway Miss Lulu Johnson.
Both the Gamma Delta Psi fraternity
and the Alpha Delta Sigma fraternity
conducted elections for the usual class
choices but for some unaccountable |
as announced by each party. Follow |
ing are the results as published by both |
societies:
Gamma Delta Psi results: Most |
e. E. p. Roberts, Miss J. c. |
Peck; brightest, r. III. White, Miss |
SAUNDERS; most prominent, H. r. Shell
don, Miss Louise Parlow; most eccen-
trio, Stanley r. McLane, Miss Mar /
garet Keefer; most studious, S. r. |
MaeLane. Miss Mabel Anderson; meek
est, Frank Pitman, Miss Anna Meek;
most conceited, Gilbert Kinney, Miss
Alice O'Brien windiest H. r. Shell
don. Miss Keefer; LATEST John O'Con-
nell. Miss Julia Morse. Miss Dorothy
Beers, Miss Lillian Fox, all tied; best
Thomas Collins, Miss Carolyn
Fox; wittiest, Palmer York, Miss Beers;
r. Fl. White, Miss Mabel
McMahon; biggest buffer, II. T. Shell
Ion. Miss Sadie Kane; biggest fusser,
e. e. p. Roberts, Miss Mcmahon;
biggest social light. Charles Seymour,
Miss Hazel Merwin; done most for
class, A. w. Blackman, Miss Parlow
Radiator results: Most eloquent, Fl.
T. Sheldon, Miss Keefer; most popular,
2. f. p. Roberts, Miss Peck and Miss
parlow tied most prominent. Mr..
Miss Parlow; best natured
Thomas Collins, Miss Lillian Fox;
hrewdest politician, a. w. Blackman
Miss Keefer: brightest scholar, r. Fl.
White, Miss SAUNDERS handsomest,
Palmer York, Miss Eunice Rogers:
user. Lansing Lewis, Miss Hazel
derwin; LATEST. John O'Connell, Miss
Anderson; biggest social light, Gilbert
Kinney Miss Rogers; pious parson, S.
R. MacLane; most conceited, A. w.
3lackman, Miss McBrien class grinds,
Mr. MacLane, Miss Saunders; grouchi-
st, Thomas Smallman, Miss Florence
queerest, Mr. MacLane,
Hiss Keefer; best athlete, George Hal
niger, Miss Parlow; best buffer, Mr..
heldon, Miss Fox; f. F. P. Roberts
Id most for school among boys; Miss
'arlow among the girls; physics was [