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

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JUNIOR PROM 4' ALL HAIL THE KUNG AND QLEEW' Thelr majeQt1eQ E Nlchols and J Crawford attended by Class Pre ldent R Tatter all and P Kup IIUS I' f 81 fw 4 WHERES THE REFRESHNIENTS7 M Schuler E Royce B Chadwlck C Denler M lVI1ller and M Wlckham Sl one out 'NTARCHING ALONG TOGETHER are B Holmqult lx Lutton C Gardner T Dow ler VI bandlm D Slhllh P Kupstltls and R Tattersall

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BEHIND THE SCENES Lenora Ferrigno applies make-up to one of the G-Men, Alvah Currie. Little is told of the hard-working group which is responsible for the cast to be in read- iness for the stage. mt 94,5 'N AN ARREST BY THE G-MEN Bill Hennessey is one of the victims of Frank Popowics and his aides, Ted,' Rudd and Alvah Currie. 0,1 INCOME TAX TIME Steve Love, an income tax collector, makes a futile attempt to gain some unpaid tax. Pictured here are Steve Love, fmiddlel, Howard Lundell, and one of the stars of the play, Edith Adler.

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THE WINNAHI Mr. Davis presents C. Higgins with a travel blanket as F. Popowics looks on with envy. . Q 9 ff ,J Tryk THE BIG JUMP-P. Rogers outreaches Mr. Davis HI-JINKS IN THE AUDITORIUM-Tiny visitor for a jump ball. N. Rutty is escorted by A. Terp. Mistress of cere- monies. J. Cost stands by. MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN .IAMBOREE As a result of our goal-reaching magazine drive there was held, in our high school auditorium, a Jamboree which consisted of contributions from the Senior and Sopho- more classesg the highest and lowest respectively. Bringing in the largest amount of money meant that the Senior boys had to play a basketball game against a team made up of the teachers and Mr. Davis, in which the Seniors came out on top. The Sophomore class, this year's losers, provided excellent entertainment via a night club scene which featured many fine and talented acts.