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

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674255 WW We the Class of 1948 by Pallas Athena and Phoebus Apollo of sound judgment Cdesprte the oprnron of our fellow schoolmatesl and sane mrnd Calthough we may not have shown rt at trmesb bestow our most trea sured grfts upon certarn rndrvrduals who rn our mrnds merrt them and upon our successors the Class of 1949 Mary Ann Allen leaves her fond memorres to Don me Wrlkes To Irene Srebert Martha Artrkes leaves her neatness Anrta Avery leaves her Ipana Smrle to Bob Law son Warren Smrth leaves hrs way wrth the farrer sex to Brll Hughes who already has shown prowess rn that fle d Eddre Johnson rs the grateful recrprent of Hook Prrce s basketball abrlrty Pat Prout leaves her long dresses to Pat Alford who wrll wear them wrth the same charm Donald Prout wrlls hrs dramatic abrlrty to Dennrs Keefe Brll ONerll bequeaths hrs trtle as Soda Jockey to Henry Schlerdt Lorrarne Schooner Jeannette Hubbard and Grace Holmes leave therr commercral abrlrty to Norma John son Srmone Maton and Rose Vallr Helene Calrendos Journalrstrc abrlrty wrll be pre sented to Evelyn Hansen who wrll wear the laurel wreath next year Ann Walsh Jeanne Pratt and Joan Ftederrckson leave therr artrstrc abrlrty to the school whrch wrll recerve rt wrth gratrtude Harvey Robrnson leaves hrs excellent attendance record to any worthy herr Herb Strongs Trusty Taxr Setvrce wrll be rn the capable hands of Russell Wallrs Rrchard Wall leaves hrs abrlrty rn athletrcs to the many junrors who we are certarn wrll put rt to good use Lourse Coleman leaves her good sportsmanshrp to that Junror who merrts the trtle Ruth Erlandson Dolly Coy Elsre Doberrentz leave therr everlastrng humor to Josephrne Carpella Paulrne Peterson and Perry McConnell George Vallr and Byron Jones leave therr abrlrty rn manual arts to Donald Brack Donald Jaffe leaves hrs oratorrcal talents to Drck Olson Robert Carlson leaves hrs herght to drmrnutrve Ann Nrchols Werner Robert leaves hrs rallle wrnnrng abrlrty to come fortunate member of the Class of 1949 Jack Taylor leaves hrs baseball abrlrty to Herb Smrth To Coach Bear we leave hopes for successful teams rn years to come and thanks for the knowledge we have garned through hrs help Elarne Lanerr as the Best Dressed Grrl leaves her trtle to Audrey Hale Glorra Santrago leaves her abrlrty as a Good Will Ambassador to the world at large that rs sorely rn need o rt The Wrllerford Srgn Parntrng Corporatron pass therr talent as cartoonrsts to anyone who accepts the chal lenge Robert Mrner leaves hrs seat on the bus to the undrs puted ownershrp of Woody Mrner Joan Cobley s pleasant personalrty wrll shrne on under the ausprces of Marre Bransfield Myrtle Galbo leaves her abrlrty rn Algebra to that student most rn need of rt Brll Holmes the latest addrtron to our class leaves hrs lrkeable Ways to Joe Porter Eunrce Brarnerd leaves her abrlrty as a stenographer to Ruth Blrsh Jean Johnsons zeal for knrttrng rs grven to Ruth Robrnson Mary Carrrer our woman of drstrnctron desprte her tender years leaves her many talents to any outstandrng member of 1949 Rrta Ostergren leaves her job as assrstant coach to Glorra Brondr Lrllran Kurrtz leaves her shrnrng harr and f r com plexron to some lucky senror Marron Campbell dances forth to make way for Vrr grnra Lutton her successor as best dancer Lenny Mrller leaves hrs sense of order to the class of 1949 wrth the hope that they wrll marntarn the drgnrty of the school Jack Taylor and Nugget Anderson leave C fill thrs rn as you wrshb to that student of the Junror or Senror Hrgh who most closely resembles them rn talents school sprrrt and sense of humor The Class as a group leaves rts specral talents rn schol arshrp drama journalrsm and athletrcs to those suc cessors who wrll carry on the fine tradrtron of East Hampton Hrgh School To our Superrntendent Mr McDonald nd to Mr Ferrrgno our Vrce Prrncrple our gurdes mentors and frrends we leave our gratrtude for all that they have done for us durrng our hrgh school career To the faculty our sympathy for havrng borne wrth us so patrently and our thanks for all they have done And so rn the year of Crvrlrzatron and the Senror Washrngton Trrp we depart havrng bequeathed our numerous treasures yustly and evenly also wrth the hope that all other Senror Classes wrll have as enjoyable and eventful four years as those we have experrenced Srgned sealed and attested rn the year of our Lord One thousand nrne hundred and forty erght KENNETH ANDERSON and JACK TAYLOR 0 v 1 ll ' U 1 a 7 ' , . ' 1 , . 3 7 ' , . ' tl Pl ' - 1. - U , , . . . 7 . - - - - - u n y , . , . . ' , a ' , . . . . . . . . . .. n , , ' Q , , ' Q ' li ' It 1 9 ' . . . . . . . , . . . . . . al - - n , 1 . . n - , ' , n s Q . . x . . . . . . . . , , U - - U - - ' 2 . . . . . . , A 9 s . . . . 1 a 1 ' . , . , n . , , . . . . . - - - - 1 ' s r 9 , . . l , . . . 9 . . . ' ' . ,, . . . . ,, . a I . I n Q , , , 1 1 I 1 1 , . , . ' 7 P

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Fx ff 71 3 i lflll 'Q' ff'-..-: 1 ff' ' ,,..... ,234 21 WA ' ISI ,X l nm FQ EMLWBAF ll? 'X gl 76 ,vx WX Further south the sun strikes the roof of the Salt Lake City Hospital where Joan Cobley is superintendent of nurses and Louise Coleman is ward secretary Going deep into the Lone Star State the sun is reflected from the windows of the Step On It Shoe Manufacturing Co where Martha Artikes and Elsie Doberrentz are employed as typists In this state Bob Miner is head carpenter of the construction company which is building a rodcet plane airport Crossing to Nevada the rays of the sun come in conflict with the bright lights of the El Ojo fashionable night club owned and operated by Senor Warren Carlo Pablo uan Pedro Smith One of the brightest lights of the El O10 is Miria Anna alias Mary Ann Allen who is a popular entertainer Reaching California the sun shares its brilliance with the stars of Hollywood who are being photographed by two great photographic wizards Byron Jones and Harvey Robinson Here in the film city Miss Jeanne Pratt designs the ensembles of the movie queens Upward along the coast to San Francisco King Sol spies the great artist Joan Fred erickson painting a portrait of Elaine Laneri Roller Skating Champion of the United States As the gangplank goes up the sun steps aboard the ship at whose helm is Captain Werner Robbert Bound for the Hawaian Islands aboard the ship are Robert Carlson who is directing the setting of telephone lines from Hawaii to the United States Leonard Miller draftsman and Eunice Brainerd file clerk both of whom are employed in the rocket plane factory in Honolulu Leavmg the golden isle of Ool Ool in Hawaii the USS Jaffe named for the famous scientist of the century Donald Jaffe proceeds in the path of the sun to the port of Shanghai China where Dorothy Coy and Ruth Erlandson are auditors for the firm of the Sipley Tea Company. Traveling toward the end of its journey, the sun falls upon the dome of the famous German Institute of Technology, where George Valli is at present engrossed in the search of the lost element. Continuing in the direction of the horizon, the sun casts its dying rays on the shop of Madame Myrtle Galbo, famous designer of French-American fashions in Paris. Her secre- tary is Marion Campbell, who holds the title of Europes best-dressed business woman. Apollo's story all told, he sinks slowly on the horizon only to rise again upon another day. MARY ANN ALLEN AND MARY CARRIER. ,qv at jk . -t ,rf ,J fe, X .f ' A I , i '1 F 0-' , i A 1 . 'my 'fa W iw' S gi bf U' K f A C. 'f l -Q,.,A ess F H -Fiji F-M' M ! SLC K V ,ga ' 4 H' 5' 7 '1 I H . JY. . i, . . . . . . . J

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0 2117 4.gZi7lM ly! Socrates Plato and Ar1stotle had enthus1ast1C pupxls IH the golden age of classrcal educatron who passed on to future generatxons the gems of ancrent wrsdom East Hampton Hngh School has buxlt upon these foundatrons of antnqurty and developed from the best of present day educatron a rxcher currrculum of lxberal and practncal arts SOPHOMORE YEAR ACADEMIC LIFE College Vocatronal Commercxal Courses Selectnon of a dennxte program National Honor Soclety el1gIbIl1ty SOCIAL LIFE Clubs VKISIFY Sports Musxc and Dramatlcs Sophomore Hop Semor Year m Szgbl' 33 JUNIOR YEAR ACADEMIC LIFE Fore1gn Languages U S Hlstory Math and Scxence SOCIAL LIFE Clubs Varsrty Sports Musrc and Dramatrcs Junxor Prom l 2' A I' IN up Il I! , ll , lu ll I I' 5' B I, l ff