Hamden Hall Country Day School - Perennial Pine Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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RITA CATHERINE CONWAY Do you hear strange noises issuing from the lab at odd moments? You do? Well, it's no one but Rita, formulating a revo- lutionary chemical brew to astonish more conventional experts in the world of the test tube and Bunsen burner. As Hamden Hall's current post-graduate student, her extremely irregular schedule affords time for these fiendish activities. We hope that her zealous scientific aspirations will not lead to the demolishing of Cornells laboratories. ,l V t JOHN EDWARD DOWMAN lt's all right, but it's not humorous! Humor seems to be the order of every day for john, looking for it in everything and everybody. Could this have been the reason for his star performance .rs Bot- tom? It seems quite admirable that with his many worrisome responsibilities as our competent advertising manager he can still recognize the brighter side of life in all situations. We hope he will find the great, wide world as hilarious as life at Hamden Hall! Thirteen

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FRANK JOHN BACKOS The true spirit of independence is em- bodied in the tall, lanky frame of Frank. His revolutionary ideas and sound judg- ment won him the coveted position of president of our new Student Council. Pranks perverted sense of humor has added a certain indefinable something to the whirl and bustle which reigns supreme from 8:27 to 3:14 in the Senior room. Tufelfue LLOYD MOSELEY AYER Of course Lloyd is first, but it isn't only alphabetical-he's been class president for two years. As business manager of the Yearbook, his bookkeeping is evidence of the mathematical maneuvering which has kept us all in a state of annoyed amaze- ment. Whether it is a Shakespearean play, a proclamation, or a debate in History IV, Lloyd's voice is certain to be heard. t t.t, ,W,,t-,,. W1 l i I I 5 l s i i l 4 i

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l CHARLOTTE CLARA FREEMAN Charlotte provides the poetic element in our class, for whenever we fail to be inspired, we are consoled by the knowledge that she will produce a poem to satisfy Miss Stewart's demands. Firmly believing in the old adage that good things come in small packages, we have no doubts that Charlotte will raise the Freshman Class average at Connecticut University next year. Fourteen FREDERIC CALDWELL EARLE Actually the school day does not begin until Fred arrives just in time to enjoy fifteen minutes of recess, for this indispen- sable member holds two responsible posi- tions-l. spark-plug of the Student Coun- cil, and 2. deflator of overinflated egos. It seems that his courses in psychology and sociology have given hirn the inspiration for dedicating his life to the work of uplifting not only his classmates, but way- ward humanity in general. l l 1