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

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SENIOR ACTIVITY CLUB For the boys from Grades 10-12, this club offers an opportunity to participate in a variety of athletic games. Some of the more popular games played are soccer, tennis, bas ball, skiing, archery, baseball, volleyball. ket- Members I,-R lst row G.Kidd, K.Kidd, P.Roberts, F.Jacobson, J.Wright,D.Stanavage, S.Boardman, J.Johnson,R.Moore, C.Kiddg 2nd row H..Tohnson, B.Hodge,A .Nogas,P.Engel,A.Dallas,R.Lundell R.Friedricksen,P.Wall,T.Rose,P.Tattersal,W Hastings, Advisor. 7 0 JOKER'S CARD CLUB Open to all students in grades 9-12 who wish to learn more card games and to polish off the skills in the ones they know best. The rules of the various games are explained to the members so that there will be no con- flict about the games. Mr . Laurent Fortin, Advisor BOY'S COOKING The aggressiveness of these boys in this field of endeavor will produce some of the best young male cooks in this community. Boys from grades 7-12 are eligible for membership, and they're doing a fine job' in this unusual field for boys. Members L-R lst row A.Ostergren, T. Dow1er,L.Phillips, J.O'Nealg 2nd row: T. Witty, A.Lasch, T.Cooke, .T.Engelg 3rd row E.Be1l, Advisor, S.Short, E.Breault, S.Loveg 4th row W.Swanson, A.Currie, P. Rogers, F.Popowics.

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JO URNALISM Under the able supervision of Mr. DeFrancisco members of the Journalism Club are able to experience in the various fields of newspaper 'k and in all fields of writing. This club has atly forwarded the work of the Iiellringer staff school news. fnbers L-R lst row D.Clayton, C. Johnson, N. Jng, E.Adler, J.Chapman, N. Jacocson, E.Nyman, filleyg 2nd row H.Ho-Zige, M.Hitchcock, M. una, R.Quinn, P. Meagher. BELLRINGER The staff of the Bellringer, a monthly news- paper, attempts to give a picture of activities and interest in the nigh school. This newspaper offers opportunities for those interested to get experience in various fields of newspaper work. It has always provided interesting and enter- taining reading matter. Members L-R lst row J.Hartinger, Mliitclzcock D.Clayton, H.Adler, J.Ckaapman, N.Jacooson, N. Strong, A.Fielding, E.Adlerg 2nd row E.Ofshay, G.Esbright, D.Price, L. Felleppa, L.Larrow, C. Byloff, E. Nyman, M.ITar1nei', A.Clark. 5 SCHOOL NEWS The School News is an organization which provides the East . Iarnpton News, the town paper, with interesting news about the activities, events, and interests ol the school in the past week. 'Ibis page covers material from the high school and also the grammar school. Members L-R lst row J.Wolan, C.Gardner, J. Hartinger, W.Hennessey, J.Christiansen, E. Adler, E.Ereece, N. Sanding 2nd row E.llanse:1, J.Crawford, J.Ferrari, Pjliggins, L. Larrow, E.Lasch, R.Quinn, F. Coleman, J. Delfrancisco, Advisor.

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HOBBY CLUB There is a great interest in the activities of the Hobby Club. The members have a variety of fascinating hobbies and projects which they have selected them- selves and which they work on every club period. MODEL CLUB The younger students of the school have an opportunity to demonstrate their abilities as master craftsmen. These young skilled craftsmen have produced some of the finest replicas of the originals ever done. JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB These eager students of the stage are gathered to read plays, learn proper poise in acting, and speaking. T These students are in preparation for following in the foot steps of the Powder gl Puff Club. L-R lst row: Segal, Hill, Boika, Johnson, Toohey, Rudolph, Mercier, Geysen, Geyseng 2nd row: Bell, Peterson, Maton, Brown, Weinzierl, Bransfield, Coffee, Moorehouse, Mercier, Schaefer, 3rd row: John- son, Phelps, Edstrom, Anderson, Hartinger, Toohey, Armstrong, Miss Courniotes.