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

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ADMINISTRATION To the members of the Class of 1953: It is a pleasure for me to have this oppor- tunity to congratulate you upon the successful completion of your high school course. l f . You have grown up from childhood in a 3 period that has been marked by many changes in our American society. Your public school education and your home life have exposed you to broader and more varied experiences than those which were offered to earlier gen- erations of American youth. i In spite of these rapid changes, however, there is one very important factor in our way of life which has not changed. I refer to the relationship between our rights and our re- sponsibilities as citizens in a democracy. Your teachers have worked tirelessly to help you to develop a proper understanding of this relationship. This test of how effectively they taught and how effectively you learned will come in the way you live as adult citizens. I urge you as you leave East Hampton High School to dedicate yourselves to the idea that you will be ever mindful of the blessings of your democratic heritage and that you will always participate in and support those programs which will improve your community, your state, and your country. I offer you a final word of advice-do not wait for succes -Tsee-k it! if .ff .9 .0 N-.m.-,-e f, , we we ff FW it fi'yBoACRD OF EDUCATION I X 1' EARL HITCHCOCK, JR.-Chairman LeROY SMITH-Secretary THEODORE AMENTA RALPH ADI-ER ANN CROTHERS MAX KAY LEON VOISIN GEORGE BODEN AARON SEGAL JOSEPH B. DOHERTY

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Hp...A IZ' eg Dedlcatlon It IS the w1sh of the Senlor class that th1s year s Oracle be dedlcated to our capable adv1so1, prlnclpal, and frlend M1 Andrew D V Ferrlgno Mr Ferrlgno has glven us valuable advlce and encouragement through hool career and more than once has demonstrated h1s out our entlre hlgh sc falth ln us as students and future cltlzens We slncerely thank hrm for all he has accomphshed for East Hampton Hlgh School We know that the entlre student body wxll Joln us IH acknowledglng him as a most worthy reclplent of thlS honor I Cf ,iff V f Lzf f' r .J ff kk wr ' 4-J I .fllkcffx VX kk 'A' Lf L' QL 0f'S 'Lx.-L' Y- 1 up !l'g 1 it ig I 1'- Wk . a, We K L A fl fe:xi 'l X f zfitff f' , . . . . . . , . . , .. . . ' ' . . 'f ,L l - X r' , , I g ' y ll' r - ., I, ' - , f-1 f 1' l f - sf ' 5 ' ' 'gf ' ' ' 1 vl '-' ' , 'A ' -,I TV' - 'g l., - f - J ,I-, eh l 1 l in ' l I f ' V Q ' I -' ' ' K . V k ' Q LL- k' he f . , 9 ,4 . - s - ' 1 . 1 Q. I . I A 1 , , . fy ,J -'JK l I . L- X . f V if ' I ,' ' - - fi I . 1 I A ' 1 Q, gjmjef' ' x I Lh-L . f fs- ' ' Q ' ' - Y y., C V, IM J I ' A - 4 . 'f f' 1 L1 5 4' I L . ls, C, X, L! K-4 , -I' ' I I n ' V J' if 'I 4 1 . X .1-1' ' Q , , ' . l ' l '. , V k- ' N. ' ' 1 1

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