Holyoke High School Yearbook

	Abner Hertzmark A.A., French, Math, Phi Alpha.     "Abby" is always pleasant and has a kind word for everyone. He believes in having fun, but he believes in work, too. When "Abby is in class, he settles down to business, and he does his work thoroughly. When he is driving his car, his thoughts are miles away from the classroom. He is always in a hurry, and has been called one of the calss hustlers.     "Though I am always in haste, I am never in a hurry." — Wesley.
	Carl Holmes A.A., Phi Alpha.     Carl is another one of our accountants, but certainly has time to take part in games and dances. He is quite a boy amongst the fair sex, and the "combo" of Carl and the old Ford can't be beaten. Carl's greatest pleasures are riding and being the leading man in the plays. We shall not worry, for Carl can take care of himself.     "A lion among ladies is a dreadful thing." — Shakespeare.
	Homer Hotin Phi Alpha.     Homer is not a "sheik," but, whoopee — he's a good scout. That's what all his friends say, and he has many. Business is business with Homer, but he never fails to be on deck for a good time. Homer's spare hours are not given over to any young lady, but spent in the woods hunting and fishing like a regular old-timer.     "He is the very pineapple of politeness." — Sheridan.
	Everett Howes A.A., Phi Alpha.     "Evvy" is one of these slowing moving kind. He takes pains with all his work, and his very speech makes one think that he has weighed his words before uttering them. "Evvy" is a very determined young man and generally gets what he wants.     "Silence is deep as eternity; speech is shallow as time" — Carlyle.
	William Hutchins A.A., Math., Phi Alpha.     "Hutchy" is one of the few who, although small, have great minds. He has always been persistent in his studies or in anything else he tries to do. He will stop any time to joke and be jolly, because a good nature is one of his likeable traits. As a baseball, football and basketball fan "Hutchy" cannot be beaten.     "It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends." — Thackeray.