East Hartford High School - Janus Yearbook (East Hartford, CT)

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Senior H Class 1. I :sr 1 I iff JAMES KAVANAUGH President ZZV' If ELIZABETH HUSSEY Vice President IANET NEWELL Secrelcrry Ujicers IOSEPHINE TORPEY Treasurer SENCLASIS BOARD Seated, left to right-A. Harvey, B. Hcmmer, B. Sorokin, F. Pugcmetti. First row, stcmdinq4D. Sears, D. Lc1Duke, A. Berry. I. Collins, E. Burnham, A. LciDuke, H. Mossicotte. L. Abbott. Second row-B. Merrill, V. Geiger, W. Hollis, A. Anderson, I. Trask, D. Doly. Third row--N. Rondinone, S. Gdrcxicrlo, Miss Lcxrrabee, W. Belcmger.

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-ng If f l IQ, it LORRAINE ABBOTT Last-minute Lorraine is a very active member of our class, with a wide variety of interests. Her laughing, brown eyes won every- one's heart. Chic clothes, a gay, festive spirit and a radiant smile -all are Abby's. We hope our Abby meets a man who can speak the op language. ARTHUR ANDERSON Art is one ol the more studious members ol our class. Unlike most of us unlortunates, he has achieved that coveted honor ol holding an amateur radio opera- tor's license. Art was a loyal supporter ol cutting up and his spontaneous laughter often pre- ceded one ot his frequent jokes. MARY ABBOTT Perhaps you don't know that Mary is a whiz on skates, but l'm afraid Connecticut will be de- prived ot Mary's talent, tor she is slowly but surely becoming de- voted to Poughkeepsie, N. Y. It's absolutely amazing how Mary can pronounce the words of the English language through such a teeny. weeny mouth! PHYLLIS ADAMS Phyllis enjoys good hard work. but when her work is finished she likes to spend her time with very special company. She al- ways takes her time in every thing she does, but cheer-up, Phyl, there's an old proverb that says. Slow and easy wins the race. IOSEPHINE ALEKN A Io always did her work with a stout heart and a resolute will. Her ability to type so well and still keep her long fingemails al- ways made the other girls en- vious. Iosephine was an excel- lent student and worked hard. Yet, she stuck to the adage, All work and no play make Io a dull -'V-It ELIZABETH ANNELLI Whenever there is anything which needs to be done particu- larly well we call on Betty. And her willingness to work has made Betty very popular in school activ- ities. To add to all this, she has a sparkling sense ot humor and a sincere interest in others, which account tor her many triends. STEPHEN APOLZER Steve is that lanky, likable fel- low with the excellent ear for mountain music and the latest witty remarks. Yes, Sir! He cer- tainly is a friend because you can always depend on him to lend gaiety to every gathering. Steve is a big tellow with big ideas tor his future. WINIFRED AUBIN Winnie did not shine at speech, but at knowledge. Winnie is a small girl but she accomplishes great things. She either has a kind word for everyone, or she says nothing at all. A certain amount ot that certain something must have been hers tor she was never lacking friends. DOROTHY AMIOT Coolness and lack of haste, per- haps a certain cautiousness, de- scribe Dot. More power to you Dotty. Dot's sparkling smile re- minded one of an Ipana tooth paste ad. She never had much to say, but when she smiled we all knew that all her ways were ways of pleasantness. 5' ' jiwgggzs- X K A . W K , - SHIRLEY AUSTIN Have you ever been in a his- tvry class when Shirley recites? Well, she's one girl who knows not only what goes on in this modem era, but also, what hap- pened back in the days oi the knights. Shirley is one of our leading displayers ot fashion and tad gadgets. 'T K5