New Britain herald., 1928-06-19


Conforte's job OF furnishing the ice
cream to drink" at the dances.
To Abbie Usher we leave Jennie
power OF Intimidat-
ing the weaker SEX.
To Margaret Weber We leave
Helen Mckernan's flaming cres-
cent" II that is auburn. We wonder
what color Marty Conlin's sweater is.
To Wilhemenia StrunZ We leave
Charles Mills number lot. shoe.
He couldn't get a larger size for
sl.5e.
To Betty Jewett VIC leave the
"studious Amphhian,' Samuel
Pratt's habit OF giving perfect
recitation with his book open. We
wonder If anyone shuts his book in
Biology the way Helen Ostman docs
in history class.
To Minnie Cha! haD Washburn
We leave Art Nicinus' book entitled
why Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"
To- find out you will have to ask Art
or rea1 Inc book.
To the Freshman class we be-
queath the job of cleaning up the
dirt left by the present Sophomore
class
TO the Junior class we leave some
advice to he used accordingly: Il.
cut classes whenever possible but
don't get caught, b. Go over to
Toms in study period 10 get some
candy to eat in the next class. C. We
also leave the privilege OF smoking
in the boiler room unknown to
the teachers.
The witnesses 10 the will we're
Charles I.indhergh. Ben Turpin and
Charlie Chaplin.
Class Presentation
Edmund Toll "prcsen,ed" the
various class and faculty members
with gifts" These were as fol.
lows: To Sebastian Arcari, the small
lest boy In the class. a bottle of
milk: to George Backman. a fla sh
light: to Howard Ch.etham and
Burton Harrison, the insepara hles, 8
pair of handouts; 10 Virginia Con
forte. a. book on How to Dress
Weir: to Beatrice East on. a tickl,
stopper: to Hope Farrar. a pair OF
baby stockings: to Victor 1urtado Il
hook on How to Make Love-: &c
Milton Kramer song. II Love
Me-: to Ethel Johnson, a baby boy
to Emily kilby, a mo parking
sign: to Jennie MacIldowie, DO,
of elastics to draw her out: TO Heller
Mcllnrnan, a lantern: TO Charlie:
Mills, pair Of red pants: to How.
ard Mitchell. "shclk." a box of pow
der; to Sophia Naaman prosperity.
nurse. z, large Thermometer; Il
Helen Ostnan, a little rubber cape
TO Samuel Pratt. monkey glands: tt
Lucy Rogers, revolver: to Marjorie
Rutland. a book on "IIow to Get 6
Man and Keep Him: to Stephe,
Sasek, some salt: to William Web
Der, book on How to Dance: Il
Arthur Nicinus. box of paints; tt
John Wiley, Il big surf rubber ball
10 Henry Gnerard. an alarm clock
to Charles Norton. a pair of bah,
slippers; TO Mildred Woodruff.
rolling pin.
To Mr.. Staples. a little beach hat
! TO Mrs. Staples, a sweet grass has
k"'; 10 Miss Natalie Case, a parxo
in a cage to remind her of the on
pills; to Miss Hopkins pair of rol
| Ter skates for use when her ca
reaksidown: to Miss Rogers. q Iare
! watch: to Mr.. Gallup, bottle o
gas: to Miss Hayes. go slow
sign; TO Miss Barbara Case. a set o
dolls cooking dishes; to Miss Cree
don. a horse: TO Miss Ludlow.
garage with two cars; to Miss Cot
tie. MACK" truck; TO Mr.. Mac
| Donald, a suit Of boys clothes.
Class Prophecy
Beatrice Easton, class prophecies
contided that She was a lady O
many years and that while travelini
IN India she had been given a crysta
with magic powers She then. as
snming her professional name,
Claire Noyant, announced the for
tunes OF the class members Tn tn
future year at which she was taking
| Virginia Contorte was languas
| instructor at Wheaton colleg,
Helen Ostman had IA music studio I,
New York, Sebastian Arcari wa
Judge OF the supreme court. Ed
mund Toll had become a gran
! opera singer Mildred Woodruff wa
a housewife. Victor IIurtado wa
an American congressman explain
ing some issues in Cuba.
Milton Kramer had become an &C
tor. Emily kilby was a nurse. job
| wiley was divorce attorne,
George Packman was an undertakes
Howard Cheetham was pianist in
Jazz orchestra. Helen McKerna
and Ethel Johnson conducted
beauty shop. Hope Farrar was III
mother of five children. Stcphe
Sasek owned a construction con
rany IN Chicago. Lucy Rogers wa
a drcssmaker and designer. A /
hrarian's work had attracted Sophl
Naaman. Burton Harrison was
motlon picture star, Samuel Pra
was n farmer hit by train but II,
injured and surrounded by a Grove
School teaching had become Ienn
Nac1ldowie'e work William Wei
Der was a professor
! charles Mills had become an o.
sanlst Henry Guerard had cntere
the priesthood. Marjorie .Rutlar
was high school math ache
Arthur Nicinus had become an aut,