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

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To our esteemed Alma Mater in which four of the most happy years of our lives have been passed, we, the members of the Class of Nineteen Hun- dred and Forty-Eight, bid fare- well. if psf Wane at ,tmhfvw gi? QKAAA-.IC gg: W -. JKLMQ .JC ' -7 CK-'Jvc 1 U H THOMAS WILLERFORD -+----ff' Tom The mathematician ha: reached the higher! rung. And-er-a. Tom is one of our rather quiet boys. However, this characteristic changes into noisy enthusiasm either in an argument or at a basketball game. His ability to draw a cast of characters with great accuracy marks him as an ardent Dick Tracy Fan. Best of luck in your future endeavors, Tom! Activities: Debating Club K 1 Jg Photography Club CZ, 3, 4 jg Chess and Checker Club C2 Jg National Honor Society 65, 41. ,Wwe jfhzfm I l I . , if 2 TT' I 171 iii Ill 26

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