New Britain herald., 1928-06-21
CLASS night
At HIGH SCHOOL
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The day arrived. Those who had
| gone to the shores came back with
their skin d DIT tanned. and some
what Itoughened. Some were unfor-
tunats by being attacked with the
/ annual fall hay-feyer, which made
them look as though they had at
tended midnight party. Thus open
ed our Senior year.
The fall brings with it the foot
! ball activities which We shall never
| forget. Our esentatlNes TINS
year were peeved TO the depths of
their very hearts. when, after all
the energy they had enacted they
were defeated in the most import
ant game Of the season by their
powerful opponents. - Hartford
! High. 1t is with keen enthusiasm
that we look up victory, as the re-
suit of next falls game.
Some students of our class found
it extremely interesting in enter
tanning folks, and who after passing
the standard "tryout." requirements,
| became members Of the Amphion
| Dramatic club. We are indeed proud
of those ho took leading parts in
| the plays, which were presented to
us, for our approval, beforehand, IN
the auditorium. From our class
there were twenty-four pupils eli
gible to enter. We particularly liked
Stem Flygt or Douglas HarWood as
grandpa, Elizabeth Corbley or
! Eleanor HeSse acting the 'old maid
| parts. Helen Ingham, Clara Miller,
Aldo Janshian or Marjorie Young
performing as flappers, and Fred
erick Schmalz. as a modern sheik.
| May the members of the faculty say,
that the June class of rs was not
only attending high school from the
education point of view but they
also took part ill., and considered the
! social standings of the school a
number of our Young men have
Joined fraternities, while some of
our young women have been initial
ed into sororities.
The election of class officers for
our Senior year was next on the
program. 1t took, net only the abil
! lty to cast a ballot, but also to
! contemplate thu efficiency of each
individual nominee. When the re-
suit of that election was published,
| We we're pleased with our choice.
i for, Arnold Reckert became presi-
dent. Marjorie Young his assistant,
Nora Tamasso, secretary, and Rich
ard Gordon, treasurer.
Now for the basketball season.
| The team had practiced SO vigorous
ly, that they won a game against
Hartford High. This was one con-
ISOLATION over last years contest, for
we had been dreadfully defeated at
that time.
We were then guided to the foot
| lights of the auditorium to elect a
secretary for the Senior club. Doro-
thy Shanahan was unanimously
chosen. Under the splendid superyi-
sion of Miss Ilga Harvey and Miss
! Adriennc Raby, we have enjoyed
many Friday evenings in this favor
te Senior High.
Class Day this year brought an
other qualification TO our busy
minds. but most of all, We, Seniors
awaited our banquet and prom
| enade. The time came. The toast
| master delighted US with his witty
but appropriate introductions. From
the very first sound Of the gavel to
the final tap at close OF the ban
quet and promenade, Monday eve
ming, June IS, every minute was
filled with interesting and worth
while events.
Our three years at Senior High
have rapidly passed 10y. until We
find ourselves here. tonight, con-
fronted With this last activity of our
high school life. which We hope viii
long be remembered by the faculty,
parents. pupils and friends