East Hartford High School - Janus Yearbook (East Hartford, CT)

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V0 , if E 1. ' '75 YM si W 5 X if Y X rf. .. 'K li it is 'A SIL the :gtg I - T, ,W ,L.X lean has a rather quiet re- served manner, but is well liked by all those who have the privi- lege of being her friends. She l' likes sports, especially basket- ball Incidentally, we have lean to thank for helping to keep the road open from the north end of town to Bumside. I-IELGE HI-ZNDRICKSON Helge certainly did spend a lot of time waiting for a certain girl by the name of Gracie in 107 after school. When walking he had a habit of jerking his thumb over his shoulder and shaking his head' Of course, we know he didnt mean it. EDWARD HERRICK Eddie, as we call him. is one boy who goes about with a smile on his face no matter how dark the times. If he works as hard after he graduates as he does in the orchestra he will be one of our most prominent citizens. Miss Rayner will miss him. ELSIE HELM Elsie was a quiet and pleasant girl in our school who never took things too seriously. Her modest personality, her friendliness, and playful good humor are a few outstanding characteristics add- ing to her charms. She proved herself to be a true friend to all who knew her. THELMA HOFFMAN Thelma was a girl with lovely blonde hair and a delightful gig- gle. Club activities and ping pong occupied much of her time. One of her main interests was dramat- ics. She could either act in. or direct a play with equal success. Chemistry, with history a close second, was her favorite subject. fr -'FR Q., 'WU SHIRLEY HILLMAN Shirley is the girl who speaks with a sweet, well-modulated voice at all times. Her gentle manner and actions make her the model of a perfect lady. Shirley appears to be quiet but really she is loads of fun. What is this we hear about baton-twirling? Ruth is the girl with the natural WILLIAM HOLLIS Bill believes in talking only when he has something worth- while to say, but at the same time, he is very tolerant in listening to others blow off steam. This silence of Bill's may have its advantages but it has prevented Bill from re- ceiving much of the credit rightly due him. ALLEN HOLLISTER Allen is a quiet, bashful fellow, but we hear he is quite talkative in history class. Although sports are not his specialty, he is an authority on horseback riding. Several young ladies are hoping to see Allen on the dance floor at the senior prom this Iune. DONALD HOUSE It is no longer Don. It is Buck now since Mr. House had a formal introduction to a shot gun loaded with buck shot. However. Buck doesn't need an introduction to the students of East Hartford High School. He is well known and well liked by everyone. 5 wavy hair that many of us en- vied. Her quick answers and come-backs startled many of us, for Ruth looked like the very quiet type of person. Her friendly companionship with Helen was one that we all admired and re- spected.

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HAROLD HAMILTON Hello-hello-hello - Today the assemblyef' Does this sound familiar? It should, since it's a familiar quotation of Ham's ltain't in any way connected with Shakespearel. Seriously though. there are very few students who have done more for E. H. H. S. than Ham has and he should be given credit for it. EVERETT HARRIS Everett is the skyscraper of our class. We can't help thinking how convenient his height would be in a crowd. He impresses us as being a man who will never have a nervous breakdown-he seems to have all the time in the world. We wish he would be- come a newspaper editor! BARBARA HANMER Barbara was rather an old- fashioned girl, maybe that's why we liked her so well. Many fav- orable reports of her culinary achievements were received. She was one of our most efficient, in- dustrious classmates. Barbara's fine work as recording secretary of the Student Council and as co-editor of the classbook will be remembered. WINTIE HANNA Whenever we think of Wintie we just naturally think of Maine. Her devotion to her native state almost reached a passionfbut she took our kidding on the chin. A good athlete, Wintie particular- ly enjoyed basketball and tennis. She was everybody's pal and al- ways a true friend. She liked hawses too. VIRGINIA HANNON Red, so called because of her red hair, always had a smile for everyone. and could always get a laugh out of anything. Several nights a week she reserved for that modern exercise, jitterbug- ging . We wonder if that is the reason for her Scarlett O'Hara waist. ' 1 ' A S Q-L.5:f'55fi i ' ' islfizsiwtezt 1, -' fi: . eff' .ii , . . ,-'- ',-- . ei J ,A wi eil-Q K-it X in t 3.55 wg HK if 4 X M, sk gf Q 2 1 lips X A J- 1 4 9? 'Q Eel glial W? ww fs f gl s tjsagfit l fwgmkg My t Pt Tx . 'Q 2 lf 2: . wgyjitfl SEQ? K Wil li -twwttitgk sf, ,tj Wi g 'se ibm i if ggwfffg it 3' J it ss saga Ms ss. 1 ,is X t t . v. lv w TTS rf 2 S 2 . sf S , ,.,. , : SSI :gig my V., , y yi j,, ., 4 y I . if ,.,., L A. 170 I jii sf -- ' ef r-.i ,.' f . ,, . 'is't '. Y S ssttr . SA K... 'Vit . ' . LOIS HARTZ If you wanted to laugh and have fun, you just joined Lois and you were sure to have a good time. She was a member of the Rifle Club and a second An- nie Oakley. We know Lo loved that first aid course and we were always sorry she never took bi- ology. ARLINE HARVEY Whenever you look out of the comer of your eye, you're sure to see Arline busily doing some- thing or hurrying somewhere. She has more vitality than many of us put together. Arline plays the piano exceptionally well: Beethoven and Verdi are two of her best friends. MARGARET HARVEY Margaret must have believed in the axiom, girls should be seen but not heard. She was so quiet and unobtrusive that one never knew when she was around. Margaret and Marion were a constant two-some. She was always busy helping some of the teachers and cooperating in school affairs. .1 M ..,q,,... . I K. ..,.s.. EVELYN HANSEN Evelyn likes vacations better than school days but she stuck out all four years. We know she will feel better about mystery stories when non-fiction book- reports no longer plague her. She is an efficient secretary, and did she like the office practice room? The business world will approve of her. MARION HEIM Marion is one of our fun-loving femmes. We believe she liked good times better than school, but cheer up, Marion, all study and no play makes Iohnnie a dull boy so the proverb goes. Marion always wears vivid colors which contrast very nicely with her dark eyes and attractively groomed hair.

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GEORGE HUMES Meet our muscle man, the fam- ous Mr. George Humes. He is our short, blond, amateur boxer, our second Samson. It has been said that George is a bashful blusher, but we have our doubts. Oh, yes. George is also a member of the ever famous Foxy Rhythmers. MADELINE IOHNSON Long blonde, neatly combed hair. two large dimples, sparkling eyes. and a lively personality, and what else could you ask for? Madeline has all these assets, plus a friendly manner that gained her many, many friends. Most girls like to travel in cars, but not Madeline! She preferred a motorcycle! ELIZABETH HUSSEY Betty is the envy of many girls because of her neatness in ap- pearance and in work. She is everybody's friend because of her kindness and friendliness. A cer- tain something in her personality makes people like her even more. Betty is a member of the Honor Society, and she well deserves the honor. MARION IN GRAHAM Marion is a very quiet girl in school but after school hours her interests are varied. One of her favorite pastimes is visiting in Manchester. A jolly. good nature, natural blonde hair plus a pleas- ant smile will help Marion on her way to the top. Good luck, Mar- ion! ARTHUR IVES Ski was our star track man, who raced to the finish line of the four-forty at Yale. and broke the state record. His dry humor and very casual remarks drove us in- to spasms of laughter. We hear that Ski can stack up the dishes in no time at all. GAY IONES Gay was that demure senior with a pleasant. lady-like manner and a shy voice, Miss Holmes' favorite oral talker . But be- neath that quiet manner was hid- den a mischievous wit, with which she delighted in teasing others. One of our best dressed. Gay was always extremely neat and well-groomed. ARTHUR IYLKKA Art is a flash on the basketball court and his knowledge of pho- tography could fill a few books. Even when you get him talking on his favorite topics of photog- graphy and sports, Art is quite bashful. Art usually starts his vacation in February after the mid-year report instead of in Iune. IAMES KAVANAUGH Presenting Casanova Kavan- augh. The technique Iimmy uses in accomplishing everything he does. is nothing more than his re- vealing a sincere. naive, and hu- morous personality. It is this personality that made him a lead- er wherever he was. and a re- markably successful president of HUMPHREY IEFFREY Of course you know the tune entitled Smiles. Well, if you ever come in contact with Humphrey. you will see a smile that can't be described. There isn't a minute of the day when Humphrey is without a smile. Don't ever miss the opportunity of meeting him. his class MARY KENNEDY Mary was a rather shy young miss. Nothing seemed to bother her too much but somehow her work was always done, and then there was plenty of time for fun. Mary's beautiful red hair was noticeable in any crowd. On oc- casion she could blush delight- fully, much to her annoyance but not to ours.