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

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As each year rolls around, it becomes our pleasant duty to write a message to the senior class. Each year we write with the same feeling of sadness that in a very few months another group of students will leave us to seek their future education and fortune elsewhere. For the past twelve years you have been associated with the public schools of East Hampton. Your education in that time has been what you have made it and we hope that each of you leaves us with a feeling of satisfaction and accomplishment. It is with Wu' W mixed emotions that we bid you all farewell and good luck in your future ven- ' tures, Everett A. McDonald, Jr. Superintendent of Schools, Principal B. S. Fitchburg State Teacher's College, University of Michigan, Yale BOARD OF EDUCATION Around the table from left to right: Leroy Smith, Sec'yg'Ralph Adler, Aaron Segal, Everett A. McDonald, Suptg E. C. Hitchcock, Jr., Chairman, Mrs. Mabel Hughesg' Max Kay, Theodore Amentag Paul I-Iallberg Knot in photographl. My dear friends, The theme of the 1951 Qrglgthe drama, recalls to our minds the bard's A famous quotation, All the world' s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances, and one ma in his time plays many parts. That quotation, in part, explains our role in life. Add to that your religious belief, your education, and your vocation in life, and play each of these parts to the utmost of your ability, then, when you make your last curtain call, your audi- ence can say, Well done, oh good and faithful servant. God's blessings, Andrew D. V. Ferrigno, Vice Principal B.A. St. .T0hn's University M. A. University of Connecticut Pennsylvania State Teacher's College

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STAFF Editor Assistant Editor Write -ups J Art- Murray Segal Judy Allen Joanne Bollerer Patricia Wallis James Flannery Photography Thomas Hitchcock Ann Amenta Advertisements Beverly Pfau Business Manager Alyce Murray , CONTENTS Administration 7 Seniors Faculty 8 gl 9 History Locale 10 Who's Who Student Government 11 Senior High Junior igt. Clubs Sports Advertisements

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Helen Krotky New Jersey College for Women B.A. Rutgers University M. Ed. English, Giiidance A 1 z K I rt, GC afl1C3 Drawing Music, vocal and instrumental Maureen V211 Andrew D. V. Femgno East Hampton High School Vlorse Collese Vice Principal Secretary DCCFCUTY B.A. St. John's University M. A. University of Connecticut Pennsylvania State Teacher s V College arjorie House New Haven Teacher's College Willimantic Teacher's College, Yale University, Columbia University, Uni- versity of Connecticut ri-: ,, 1-g,1,, -'-Lu,,,,,- Battit MM Technical Training if W' Massachusetts School M Art B.S., Harvard Uni- Rita Mcdlnness gy Yale Umverslty College of Music of Boston A M h . 1 . University B S in music K French, English, Dramatics George Pilicy l State Canisius College, Ryannis College, Uni- State Teacher s College B S Connecticut Boston College M Ed , physics, Mathematics, Gu1dance,H1story