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

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Peter G. Engel Pete Do fortune as she list, I stand prepared We just hope that Pete's hotrods will carry him down that long hard road that will bring him to his pot of gold . His personality and splendid character guar- antee him success. Joan Odding Ervick Joanie But, for my own part, it was Greek to mei' Joan is a recent addition to E.H.H.S. from Sweden. Although she had completed her schooling in the old country , she came here to polish up her English. She's added a bit of gloss to our traditions. ,-Q Gloria Wanda Esbright Gloria All the charm of all the muses Petite in size, there is a grandeur in her pleasing ways Gloria has done much for her class and she will always be remembered for her good work. Success in the business world! Leonida A. Feleppa Lee My fair one, let us swear an eternal friendship 7! Lee is a friend to everyone. Gay, cheerful and versatile. Here's success to our Lee , May you find what you want in life, Lee.

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Carl William Currie Carl A good reputation is more valuable than money Carl is an ardent baseball fan with an over abundant source of information. He joined us last year and has been a good addition to E. H. H. S. fha Alexander Dallas Dallie He that proclaims the kindness he has received Lander has a carefree disposition that never seems to get ruffled. Industrious and jovial, his good humor and integrity are bound to ma ke him a valuable citizen of the'wor1d. Tressa Denier Tess Laugh and be well Although Tressa just joined the class this year, her sweet socket loss is East Hampton's gain. E. H. H. S. is glad to count you on her roll of names, Tressa. Albert Charles Dennler Duke Merry as a cricket You'll always see Duke with a cute and ready smile for everyone. His carefree attitude and his fum-loving nature will always be an asset to him in making a great many friends. and charming ways have brought her many friends. Woon-

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Ann Fielding Annie A good mind possesses a kingdom Ann has gained many new and lasting friends in the two years she has been with us. Everyone will remember Ann for her wonderful class spirit, keen sense of humor, and writing ability. James Flannery Jim Be merry and be wise Good sport -- good sense of humor and a pleasing personal- ity -- yes that's Jim. Congratulations on your good work on the Oracle. E.H.H.S. will long remember your school spirit. Eleanor May Greene HL' ' Do all the good you can Look in the main office at any time of the dayg there's Eleanor busy working. Her helpful services have made her invaluable to E.H.H.S. Clang, Clang on the cymbals. That's our L David N. Grover Newt Laugh and the world laughs with you Newt's witty remarks have been enjoyed by all his fellow classmates. A true friend to all who know him. David will go far in that 'fchug chug Chevie.