New Britain herald., 1924-06-19

who in weeks would he the down. irodden freshmen. not as wise crack crs." Some Of IS came to get an cdu- cation, some 10 take part in athletics, while others came to take part in TO- rial events. We formed a combina- ton of alL We owe this to our toacn- ors. our faculty advisors, and the physical directors.
 In the weeks that followed we began getting acquainted with tello" students and members of the faculty. In many cases this acquaintanc" r,penod into lifelong friendships. Our first real touch of aocial life was the reception giren to us by the soph- marns. This was the event of all events. For some pf us it was tho fir-t real social VIC had ever attended.
 The mueir as-entranCing. Ii sound- el wonderful from our inconspiruoHs places along the sidRincs, but it re- maincd for 'lohnnic' Clanci to give us Inc real ihrill Of tho evening when ho actually took girl 10 the affair. | ff l'lfhA lNHA NE1 i1'8 '''i'l 'i'''' Constance os,rosk who since that time has made ranid strides in the social world ns lid 'EunrN' The boys wore amsacd, but far bc from rchnnir' ta throw the fellows down. He left Connie 'to take care of hor- sof while hr watched the dancing from the giaelincs with the rcrt of the regular fellows. The reception rndrd at II o'rlocla but most Of the boys and girls had son" home before then. feeling that tacs had had enough of tho recial life for one eve nlng.
 "Our rihlrtip activities wrrc quite ns srtccvsful as our social ectiritics. Although there Nas not a single frcsh- man on tho football and basketball team wc did succeed in putting two on the bascball team, Bill presscr and Clayton Gray. Tn tho intcrcass has- Eoihall league We won inc champion. ship, hcirg ono ef the few cIagsns to capture the coveted honor in it's freshmen war. Unfortunately not one nf ihnt famous team ia registered among the EraduaioB. There were
 MuIdowncN the captain. rrcsser. Young. Eccsno. zehrer and ncckl-. In track pc had Howard Butler. Bar dcci, and Srhcnck.
 "in politics VT alen made our pres enc" f"it. Charles Cover was elected
 president of tge sa=r Louise iIoI- comb. whose popularity while s stu iout has petor hrrn cnualcd was ! elected y,cc- president, Doris Bloom was secretary and Howard Butler, 1 treasurer.
 "1ha rerond rrar changed little from The hret. We were forced to bo
 frcehmcn for second tlme since the i now system kept thr class. which was ! ia have taken our place. in Junior i high school for another year. Nc l. also found tho system changed in i other ways Instead of having special i periods. Go iho morning we had them i ih 'he afternoon as well. Last but ] uai l'nsi among inc many privileges
 v-c received vas that nT wearing Hn
 r. e. T. C. uniform which showed that ~e v-cre now members nf that noflo army. Hos. proud people must
 have thought Hr were paradinc
 aronnd in thoEe nice. ncat-lonl,irg 1 uniforms that t'ncle Sam provided 1 for us
 w" wrtr represented on inc foot
 ban tram br Bray and WaiLrr on 1 thn baseball team by rr"sscr. Roarlc | and Watson. and on inc track team hv puiEIrv We eior1oI The follow
 iug officers. George Frey. president
 Henry Bray vice -pr"ei4Hnt; Louise i H"lcofnh. secretary: Charles Covert, ] treasurer.
 "Tnn folioHing september vr 'ound
 ourselves iuuiufs Wn werr dnii,rred
 at iast from th" tnfrit1r catastrophe ! nT hriHr freshmon triro. Inc only i class in history ia suffer the humiiia
 finr. The ciass started to find itself
 iu the junior year. We nera Full ui
 lto tn surh an sytsut that many ] times Va found oufsel,rs parked in fhn rfice cf The principal or vice
 principal heinE aurstieped concernirE
 OUT rbH#Hrf. infortr nafeIt many ni
 Inc more issfy mrmhsrs of inc class left echnel at fHI. time. and their loss
 caused deep regret. Some of the
 boYs rho were prominent in inc so-
 cia1 and a'hietic fife uF tne class left [ 1s never 70 rsturn
 "srain 2 numhar cf iho Eoys ei ' cHr tIass rrre on tao football fram
 Among them were Carlton Walker 1 J0ha tierorfuwssi. I.B Gaira. Earl Pmuey and Harold reaylc- Tn 1,ase- . HaH I'eaE'o. Watson. Gray and Fay ' Tor wern The leading performers In traeE quiElsy and Walker carried away high honofs Tlrn offirrrs of tl1. eIass rsr" John Butler. rrrsidert. l I."ssss Ho,cotHh. virr- president. Ma'- ! jon EaHsy. zecretsIy. and Gouras 1 i''s~. treasurer.
 The junior i.fgtuersIo proved 10 ' Isa sHceass both sosiaily aud Gnau- ciegE THn rvinuasium ua. .Ii-rers.i- i aI iss fhf class ,".srs. h1tu arI rlli'r. ] There sas far-e ftfrrDnfaca of fha @iaz= freesat and thse sEI r-uo-,"1 s zgI t.rr
 "st Issf 'fr tfnss a-ritss ~h~n 7s straf-s ts and fra --itH fhs sfr or