Lyman Hall High school - Singer Chronicle Yearbook (Wallingford, CT)

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Have you noticed? THE CHRONICLE 34 1. How few hall romances there are this year? 2. How small the freshmen are? 3. That one of our star athletes wears perfume? 4. That the Ancient History class is a very popular class? 5. That our senior girls prefer out of town “dates”? 6. That David Cavadini believes in being heard and not seen? 7. That certain seniors have “lost” their class rings? 8. That the Malanchuk brothers have decided how the country should be run? 9. That “Dek” still prefers Barbara? 10. That Patty Hill likes a very prominent senior? Plays of 1936-37 Outward Bound The Seniors A wake and Sing — The Boys’ Glee Club Merrily B e Roll Along — The Yalesville Bus Sweet Bells .Jangle 12:45 Share with Me — Frances and Kathryn Thunder on the Left — The Bass Section On Your Toes — Ruth Johnson Russet Mantle — Bed Talbot Magnificent Obsession — The Art Class The League of Youth — Student Council The Master Builder — Mr. Taylor The Show Is On Junior Play Boy Meets Girl - Jean Cote and Harry Pattee Wingless Victory — Joe Kristan Models Preferred— Florence Barnes and Betty Young Compulsory — Book Reports New Faces Class of 1940 Muted Strings — Bobbie Johnson’s Bass Viol Four Partners - The McLaughlins and the Lawsons Run, Little Children says Miss Emerson The Palmist - Doris McLean Things to Come — Diplomas (we hope) Heard But Not Seen — The Announcer at 12:30 And Stars Remain Louise DeFilippo and Henry Jasiewlcki Play, Genius, Play Donald Martha Accent on Youth - David Cavadini Personal Appearance Bill Kelly Kill That Story — The Editor

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