Lyman Hall High school - Singer Chronicle Yearbook (Wallingford, CT)

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Kelman Pleasant Ye Gods W ashington Club Kepes Frank I don’t care Selling ice cream Krupp Subdued Mr. Chairman Studying out loud Latham Cross-grained Ye Gods and little fishes Butlers Malmquist Nuf Ced God bless my soul Giving toasts Mansfield Smoky Er-er (Grunts) Bluffing McCune Reserved Down on the farm Driving Fords Miller Vivacious Wow t The Whitehouse O’Brien Doubtful Never again Other people’s clothes Olson Droll Not on your life 5 IO, O’Neil Indifferent Listen! Importing Pattee Lively I shall die Choate Payden Breezy O I had the best time Her friend Par melee Sunny Hey His finger nails Pogmore Placid Oh, Heck! Dreams Quinn Prudent Stand up Chemistry Reilly Happy-go-lucky Oh heavens Getting by Riggs Passable Well-W-1 Knitting o o Rogan Mediocre Ain’t she a scream Valuable? papers Rogers Demure Oh Laws High heels Seichter Unchangeable Oh Lord Being heard Smith Adaptable They’ve got loads of money Lydabelles Stearns Bothersome If I only had a girl Being in the lime-light Taylor Loquacious What d’ye know about that Someone to talk to Turner Timid My word Getting to school Wooding Well, really Why do you do that Details Worrall Winning Horrors Late dances Office work Skipping exams North Haven Flirted through Frivolity Advertising Being rich Grumbled through Eating “No one knows Work ? Girls By working on the farm The Schoolhouses Just did Strolling By inches Late at class Determined mind Mending sweaters Holding her own French verbs Ottoed through School Four years eonugh Blushing It sure was a close shave Dancing She won't tell Drove out By the hair of her head Being heard By not worrying Being small Study Keys Just did Looking babyish Honest labor Grins keeping silent Chemistry comps. Looking pretty Lack of attention Will some one please enlighten us? Speed tests Skinned along Call downs Endeavor Final exams Just deserts Jokes Winning ways

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Name Character Pet Phrase THE CHRONICLE Chief Interest Bugbear 10 How did they ever graduate Altschuler Obstinate 1 decline Class meetings Public speeches Argued through Bauman Amiable My soul Speeches “No sech animal On her cleverness Berdofsky Dreamy Done your Math yet? Carnivals Pressing Pity of faculty Brown Naughty Uses Perfect English Gettings H’s Boys Type, for Chronicle Ground through Bullis Impossible Ha-Ha Making jokes By a joke Caplan Contrary Aw, forget it Trenton, N. J. Afternoon sessions Followed the crowd Carsley Changeable 1 should worry Chewing gum Music Chewed through Cassari Diffident 1 think so Room ii Loud voices Reputation Chapman, Ethel Abiding Thunder! Air Snips Trolley cars By the candle light Chapman, Edith Sweet Hurry up Paddling German Coyle Serene Oh, dear Blushing Reciting Looking modest Craig Vivacious Gosh Movies Bookkeeping Skinned through Daily Shy Oh, my lands Counts Whispering By keeping still Downey Tardy “I laflfed.” Teachers School bell Grinning Drum Blase What do you know Dancing New Haven Danced out Fitzgerald A bit shady “My eyes” Appearing angelic Trips to Meriden Attending night school Fredericks, C. Cunning Is that so Dictionary Oral composition By over-speeding Fredericks, M. Cheerful Oh, gee Dictate my letters Washington Tagged after Carrie Furniss Fickle Good night Flirting Colds Prinked through Gavette Unassuring I did the wrong les -Shorthand Talking to girls Ploughed through Godfrey Optimistic son It isn't fair Going home at recess Small parties Moved in Hennessy Erratic Got a match Wall Street Joshing Todded through Hill Adorable Gee whiz Making dates Keeping dates His brother paved the way Howe Delightful My dear Sunday strolls New Britian Strolled through Hyman Agreeable You've said it Growing thin Publicity Rolled along Couldn't wait another year Karolshak Variable An’ he said Wearing diamonds Short hairs

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12 TIIK CHRONICLE ROLL CALL Motoh Altschuler “Bennie” “A man who’s not afraid to say his say.” Bennie is our class orator in every sense of the word. When not occupied with class politics (not restricted to Senior class) he may be found searching a Latin book for knowledge. If by any chance you can’t find him, look for “Kruppy. Nrtalie Bauman “Nat” ‘‘Pair as a lily, sweet as a rose, What she will do next, nobody knows.” “Nat” is not a noisy person, yet she manages to make quite a stir for all that. She took the part of Mrs. Weeden in our Junior play, and played it exceedingly well. She won in the Prize Contest which gained for our class the coveted picture presented by the Woman’s Club. Louis Berdofsky “Louie “Nothing but money is sweeter than honey.” Louie’s” musical voice could be heard over the numerous sounds at our Bazaars crying: “This way to the ball stand: three for a nickle.” Elizabeth Brown “Bessie” “There is a gift beyond the reach of art, Of being eloquently silent.” Bessie” hails from the wilds of Yalesville, although there’s nothing wild about her. She is a good worker, but doesn’t believe in talking. Needless to say, she graduates with honor