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

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tup: chronicle 19 Harry Krupp “Kruppy” “It pays to advertise.” “Kruppy” has heen trying to convince the merchants of Wallingford and New Haven that the above statement is true. Perhaps his ability to accomplish this comes from his experience as a debater. Thomas Latham “Tommy” “I never could tread a single pleasure under foot.” “Tommy” believes in enjoying life and allowing others to do so. His claim to distinction comes through his dramatic ability, which has frequently been demonstrated. As a butler he is always a success, but with a Butler—only time can tell. Eric iWalmquist “Rex” “I love the lasses, one and all, I love them big and wee, I love them chubby, fat or tall But nobody (?) loves me!” Who said toast? Oh, yes, “Rex” knows how to make toasts. Everyone has heen hit by his sarcasm, but we must remember that “his bark is worse than his bite.” An all around sport is he, and not afraid of work. He has upheld the honor of his class and school in both atheletics and dramatics. What we would have done without Rex, nobody knows. Woodford Mansfield “Woody” “For he’s a jolly good fellow.” “Hunk” is the pride of the senior class. It is really wonderful how he came through four years on the work he did. As an athlete, he’s miraculous, but as such he’s not as clever as at chemistry. His happy grin and sense of humor, w'hich make many serious occasions amusing, assure Woody” a place in the hearts of all.

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18 THE CHRONICLE May Hyman “Mamie” Give thy thoughts no tongue. May is noted for her speed in both typewriting and stenography. If you want May, listen for Carrie; they are inseparable. Elizabeth Karolshak “Liz” She will sing the savageness out of a bear.” Liz” is a blond, not too tall and not too small. She has a very changeable disposition and simply adores dancing. She will some day be a bookkeeper in a certain office in Meriden. We all know “Liz” wears a diamond! Gertrude Kelman “Goldie” Diligence is the mother of good luck.” Goldie” is one of the office assistants, and has done good work there. Her good nature and pleasant disposition are always noticeable. Elizabeth Kepes “Betlu” To see is to admire.” Betty” is a favorite with everyone, for she always has a cheery smile and good word for everyone. She has won fame in the actress line, taking a difficult part in our Junior play with great ability. This year she played in “Mr. Bob” and “Green Stockings.”

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‘20 THE CHRONICLE Marvin McCune “Mac “Reticence has her victories.” “Mac” is a quiet, conservative fellow with lots of good nature. He'd rather swing a hoe than a baseball bat any day. Good boy, “Mac,” you’re the bulwark of the nation. Evelyn Miller “Evvy” “A pleasant girl with a pleasant smile. Such is Evelyn. She’s always ready with a good word and smile for everyone. She’s bound that the Washington Club will get to Washington and if her work counts it surely will go for Evelyn has given up her recesses and noon hours to selling ice cream to help the good cause along. Good girl “Evvy.” Anna O’Brien “Anna” “Those happy smiles.” Is there anyone who doesn’t know Anna? Oh, no, everyone knows and is glad to see her coming. Her good natured fun is always welcome. But still she has the serious side as well which results in well prepared lessons. Jane Olson “Jenny “A light heart lives long.” A large girl, and a fair girl is Jenny—with a heart even bigger than she is. A demure quiet girl, till she gets going, then—she’s full cf it. Lessons? Oh yes! they are all prepared. But we do hate oral composition, don’t we?