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

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in school leadership. Eleanor Day Hansen El A man must make his opportunity Irene E. Hanna Rene Action is the fruit of knowledge Her smile, her wit, and her scholastic ability have won the praise of all her classmates As the first feminine president of the Student Association Irene has pioneered Among the major assets of our class of '51, count Eleanor. Her willingness to work, her sunny disposition and co- operative ability have given her great progress on the road to success. its memories of Gob. ' Gilbert B. Hansson G My heart is high' Big Gob. Whenever we see i we can feel laughter and gaiety beaming from his pe o ality E H H S will cherish JJ! K A f ul' M ll Q I Thomas Frederick Hitchcock Hitchie Ambition is the growth of very clime Hitchie is an ambitious member of our class. His vim and vigor have paid off as an art student, basketball playe and class leader. Hitchie's hustle will always make things hum. I'

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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.

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Burton Hodge MBU!-t Our ideals are our better selves His sense of humor and friendly smile are two striking characteristics of Burt's personality. He is ambitious and is always willing to participate in sports. Carl Hummel Hum With friends all things are common Carl is an easy-going, jolly fellow, full of fun. He is always ready to lend assistance with his car. His pleas- ing personality makes him a friend to all. Mariam Isleib Mim I have bought golden opinions from all sorts of people A gay laugh and a merry song heard down the halls of means just one thing - Mim is near. Her easy ways help her to make friends with both the students and the faculty. Henry George Johnson Hank Great and good are seldom the same man A great athlete, respected by all fellow students, a cooperative member of the class. A really happy go lucky fellow that's Hank our drummer of the band. Boom. Boom. Boom. Look out, Gene Krupa.