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

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.ND a E.H.H.S. band under the on of Miss Rita McGuinness ilways ready and willing to y at any of the school assemb s. They have marched in the l Home Day parades for two Lrs and have participated in Annual Spring Concert. R lst row: Geysen, Rose, lernan, lslieb, 2nd row: idin, Hitchcock, Nyman, ayton, Greene, Larrow, llerer, Everett, 3rd row: lofi, Lord, Sandin, Ever- , Olsen, Hennessey, Frosti, ndell, Hale, Sandin, Rich- ls, Nyman, Sexton, Miss :Guinness, Erlandson. POWDER 81 PUFF CLUB Our oldest and most popular of all the organizations in the school. This club, through their excellence in acting and under Mr. Ferrigno's superior directing, has attained state -wide acclaim. L-R lst row: Hanna, Hanna, Lasch, Lasch, Ofshay, Biondi, Ferrari, Craw- ford, Nyman, Vondirch, Isleib, Price, 2nd row: Crawford, Jacobson, Adler, Chapman, Coleman, Hennessey, Hansen, Adler, Price, Byloffg 3rd row: Nichols, Wallis, Jones, Tattersall, Caffyn, Pfau, Dennler, Feleppa, Hartinger, Schaefer, Amenta, A.D.V.Ferrigno, Advisor. M USIC C LUB The Music Club consists of students from grades seven through twelve who learn to appreciate the classical as well as popular music. They have established the fact that to appreciate good music it must be understood thoroughly. L-R lst row: Gardner, Hubbard, Kidd, Phillip, Durgan, Kaminski, Skinner, Pelletti, Bevin, Mokoskig 2nd row: Denlar, McKinney, lslieb, Pfau, Holm- quist, Terp, Planeta, Byloff, Higgins, Biondi, Everett, Martin, Miss McGuinness, Advisor, 3rd row: Dean, Sexton, lslieb, Hennessey, Lester, Burridge.

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NA TIONA L HONOR SOCIETY The highest honor obtained by any student in E.H.H.S. is to be inducted into the National Honor Society on the basis of Character, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service. New members are selected annually from the Senior, Junior and Sopho- more classes. The newly inducted members are Class of '5l: Alyce Murray, Ann Amenta and Judith Alleng Class of '52: Thomas Mark- ham, Abner Bevin, Fred Coleman and Edith Adlerg Class of '53: Patricia Walsh. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA This club, which was organized this year under the supervision of Mr. Ferrigno and Mrs Dwyer, is to aid the students planning to enter the teaching profession. They are aided in under standing the advantages and disadvantages of the profession. Members L-R lst Row: J.Allen, D.Price D Cilley L.L0rd, P.Lindsey, J.Rittman, J.Campbe1l, M Isleib, G.Crawford, E.Ofshay, B.Ho1mqu1st, R R9 PPY - MURAL ARTS A newly organized club, its purpose is to brighten our surroundings in our school. They have been progressing rapidly and the club will surely be a success in cheering up the vast walls of our school. Members L-R lst row: Mr. Battit, Nichols, Wallisg 2nd row:Loos, Conger Vondrich, DesRoberts, Jacobson, Hansong 3rd row: Frosti, Alden. Y