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

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A A . if ' jx J l CLASS ATHLETES BEST LOOKING JESTERS Price Sz Lundell Allen Sz Wilkes Youngs 8: Dennler MOST TALKATIVE DONE MOST FOR E.H.H.S. DONE MOST FOR CLASS McConnell XL Dennler Hanna Sz Roberts Allen Ki Lundell 1783 BEST SINGERS MOST DIGNIFHEID CLASS SCHOLARS Amenta gl Wilkes Allen Ki Segal Crawford 8x Segal NEATEST MOST POPULAR BEST DANCER ESbI'1ght 32 S9331 Amenta Ki Wilkes McConnell gl Roberts

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Marian Adele Youngs Mar A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance A shorthand whizz + a speed typist + a wonderful friend : Marian. Her cooperative spirit in our class will always be remembered. That beautiful black curly hair attracts every eye. C URTA IN CA LLS MOST POPULAR WITH FACULTY BEST PERSONALITY MOST LOVABLE Hanne gl Lundell Bollerer gl Wilkes Vondrich KL Hitchcock BEST DRESSED ACTOR 81 ACTRESS MOST DEPENDABLE Allen Sz Segal Youngs Kr Dennler Bidwell Sz Segal CUTEST . BEST NATURED NICEST SMILE Vondrich SL Wilkes Youngs Xi Hitchcock Ami-mia 8: W'i1keS

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HAPPY TIMES Under a four year contract we, the class of 1951, launched upon a new career. We were introduced during our first season as the supporting cast of The E.H.H.S. Studio . The leading rolls were portrayed by President,Rodney Wilkes who was assisted by Vice-President, Richard Lundell, with Murray Segal as Secretary and Ann Amenta as treasurer. We were capably supervised by managers Mr. James DeFrancisco and Mr. Micheal Gradone. Pledging all our efforts to gain a worthy place among the star players, we strived to live up to traditions of our predecessors. To show good will and sportsmanship we lent support to the main features, thus mak- ing our debut an impressive one. Our main contribution was the production of The Freshmen Frolic , which depicted a barn dance. This was accepted by the critics as a success. As the camera ground to a close on the final scene of our first season, we felt we had gained a foot-hold in this new adventure and looked ahead to future accomplishments. ' With a wistful eye toward the future, we set forth on a new channel, and flashed a- cross the screen as Sophomores . The camera now focused its attention upon a cast possessed with much initiative and willingness to work hard. ' Outstanding stars of the year were Rodney Wilkes and Irene Hanna who received their awards as members of the National Honor Society. The applause meter showed the main spectacle, entitled Sophomore Hop an enchan- ting affair. This was acclaimed by our video fans as a worthy function. President Richard Lundell as master of ceremonies shared the spotlight with Vice- President, Thomas Hitchcock, Secretary, Murray Segal and Treasurer, Irene Hanna. This year of 1949 found the Student Association endeavoring' to commemorate E.H.H.S. 10th anniversary. As actual participants of the Student Government we devoted our efforts to the project of publishing a pamphlet -7 the 10th year publication -- in which the students presented and evaluated the history, government and objectives of E.H.H.S. Had technicolor been introduced in this new medium of entertainment and had the camera men been available, our audience would have marveled at the scenes of the class picnic which climaxed our second year.