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

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mcg., Above, left to right: A. Langdon. C. Kowalchik, P. Hitchcock. C. Sandin. E. Nyman, C. Sandin. Second row: H. Erlandson, A. Phelps, K. Walsh, B. Holmquist, L. Everett, D. Clayton. M. Sandin. B. Rudolph, J. Crawford, F. Segal. D. Tattersall. Third row: J. Ferrigno. W. Haines, K. Mont- stream. L. Lester, W. Olson, C. Taylor and Mrs. Cain. THE BAND Our band is a musical organization designed' to teach its members the use of an instrument of their choice followed by admission into the band. This group gives a very creditable accompaniment to many of the ceremonies at East Hampton High School. To cite a few examples, it plays at the National Honor Society as well as any school assembly for which it is asked to assist and also participates in the Spring Concert and the Old Home Day Parades. It is very ably conducted by our versatile music instructor, Mrs. Rita Cain.

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MQ: THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The East Hampton High School Honor Society in a Solemn Pledge The National Honor Society IQ the height of achiey ement of the high school career for any student taken into its folds Each year members representing the sophomore Junior and senior classes are admitted to this organization in reference to their qua ities of Scholarship Character Leadership and Seryicc This ceremony is held in high esteem by the student body and adylsors alike because it brings forth the most out standing pupils of E H H S and presents them with this truly high honor The members inducted this year include Stephen Love Ann Hartmger May Cey sen Nlarion Moriarty Alvah Currie Elizabeth Kilpatrick Mary Sandm Jeanette Ferrari Theresa Dennler Susan Smith Carol Christenson Rodney Snow Clcely Conger, Elaine Bransfleld and Joan Cost Other members of the Honor Society' previously' inducted are: Betty' Holmquist, Joanne Rittman, Carl Sandin, Edith Nyman, Pat Walsh, Janet Crawford and Cynt ia Gardner. The officers of the society' are as follows: Carl Sandin, Pre-ident: Edith lNy'man, Vice President: Pat Walsh, Secretary' and Treasurer. Left: A PLEDCEE BECOMES A MEMBER. proval of Pat Walsh and Betty' Holmquist. OWL Ann Hartinger signs the register with the ap

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MIXED CHORUS SPRING CONCERT, 1952-Mrs. Cain directs the group in the rendition of a favorite selection. This is a well organized group consisting of those who have a genuine interest in music and singing. Throughout the year the members enjoy themselves learning the best in popular and classical music. They are a welcome addition to the annual Pageant. The doors are held open to all grades of the High School and the membership is quite high. They gain able assistance and leadership from Mrs. Cain. One of the major musical events of our social season is the Spring Concert. Pictures of the chorus and of the enthusiastic audience which witnessed their performance are pictured on this page.