East Hampton High School - Oracle Yearbook (East Hampton, CT)

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MARY FARLEY Skippy There IS a garden in her face where roses and white lilies grow. Gee hfe IS wonderful, isn't it? Transfer from Lake Placid High School, Lake Placid, New York Mary came to E H H S in her Senior year, but we soon came to know her because of her pleasant smile and pleasing per- sonality She is tops on our list of 'those we like. and we wish Act1v1t1es Dramatlcs Club 143 Girls' Glee Club 143: Mixed ROGER CLARK p Duke Men of few words are the best men That always helps. Roger is one of the more reserved members of our class, but he possesses a quiet humor which is known to us all. He is not certain what he plans to do after he finishes school, but what- ever it is, he is sure to succeed. The best of everything, Roger. Activities-Student Council 147: Boys' Sports Club 13, 4, Secretary 41: College Prep Club 141. RUTH IEAN HANNA Ruthie Sober, steadfast. and denture. Oh! for heavens sake! Ruth is one of the quietest members of our class. She likes almost all sports but her favorite pastime is bowling, and you may see her at the Belltown Alley's whenever she has free time. She likes to write poetry and is one of the best poets in our class. Lots of success and happiness to you, Ruth. Activities-Ioumcrlism Club 12,3,47: Photography Club 113: Girls' Glee Club 12.3l: Mixed Chorus 12,3l. I4

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ELEANOR BLISH Elie To look up and not down, to look forward and not back. to look out and not in, and to lend a hand. Oh, my aching back! Eleanor's friendly and courteous manner is well known to all her classmates. She's a swell sport and will always be re- membered for her willingness to help whenever she's needed. Good luck always, Eleanor, you certainly deserve it. Activities-Math Club ill: Girls' Glee C2,3,4.l: Mixed Chorus 12, 3.4l2 lournalism t2,3.4,l: Student Assembly l4l: National Honor Society l3,4l: Art Ill: Hi-Y l1.2,3.4l: College Prep Club l4l. ' Q SHIRLEY BURNHAM Pee Wee I have to live for others and not for myself. Ieepers Shirley is our little business-woman, always hurrying here or there on some important errand. Although she may be small, she has a big heart and is always ready and willing to help. Continue to be useful in your own way, Shirley, and you can s . all X f if never fail. 1 A J' Activities-Girls' Glee ll,2,3,4l: Mixed Chorus ll,2,3,4lZ National 1 2 f p Honor Society l2,3,4, Treasurer 4l: A. D. A. ll,2l: lournalism l3,4l: gl ' ' Editor of East Hampton News Page l4l: Treasurer of School l3l: lll' A a 3 . Treasurer of Class l4l. 5' lll A 5 ,. r sst' A . A A ' ': S ' t r s s. t RONALD CARLSON Ronnie There is no great genius without some touch of madness. ' Ma-swe1l Transfer from Tuckahoe High School, Bronxville, New York Ronnie is a newcomer to the class, but we soon found him to be a grand sport and good fellow. We know his friendliness and good nature will lead him to bigger and better things in life. Activities-Sportsmen's Club l3.4lI College Prep Club f4l. l3

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MARY HOLMES Bud Good nature brings many friends Could be Mary has been outstanding in girls' sports, basketball and baseball. Her good sportsmanship is one of her greatest assets and her friendly and cheerful manner has won her many friends. We shall always remember her as the beauty of the Senior Class. May happiness and good fortune always be yours, Mary! Activities-Music fl,2.3,4l: Basketball K2,3,4,l: A. D. A. Club fl,2,3.4l: Sports Club fll. . V-a ' 'TFL l HARRY NORMAN INGRAHAM Whitey l will follow thee to the last with truth and loyalty. Huh! Norm's friendly nature, cheerful personality, and depend- ability, have made him an outstanding member of our class. He is one who will undoubtedly make good in all his future undertakings. Norm has proven himself a worthwhile athlete to have on any school team. The best of everything to one of the best! Activities-Soccer 1.3.4, co-captain, 45: Basketball Cl,2,3,4l: Base- ball C1,2,34J: Boys' Mat Club ill: Music f2,4l: Sports' Club f2,3,4l. ELIZABETH ISLEIB Betty Nothing is so difficult but that it may be ' found out by seeking. l've got a brainy idea! We all know Betty as Editor-In-Chief of the Bellringer and a true scholar. Although Betty is one of the quieter members of the class, she is active in school and will be remembered by all of us. We know you'll succeed in everything Betty. Activities-Art ill: Mixed Chorus C257 Editor-in-Chief C4l: Girls' Glee Club 127: loumalism Club f2,3,4l: National Honor Society f2,3,4,l: Math Club fll: Hi-Y fl,2,3,4l: Assistant Editor of Ioumal- ism Club 137: Field Hockey ill. I5