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

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THE CHRONICLE. XXIII. Lyman Trask Beany” On Nestles’ Food young Trask was fed, And grew up like the weeds, And Mellins’ would have done the job. For fat is what he needs. “Beany” has been voted the most ambitious member of the class. We hear he intends to go to Vale. He simply will not leave his work to come back for a P. M. session in Chemistry, though. French Club (3-4) ; Class Niglit Committee (4). Ellsworth Twing Elly” We all agree Elly’s some speaker. And we like the color of his hair. He sure is a Sociology shark, And with the girls, oh my! he’s right there. “Elly does love to go to North Naven ; we wonder why. Elly won first prize in the Speaking Contest. That’s the way to do it, Elly. First Prize in Speaking Contest (4) ; Glee Club (1) ; Baseball (4) ; Booster Club (4). Anna Wood Anna has never refused to perform any feat, But this much I’ll say, I wouldn’t repeat What Anna muttered when in a rage, At the news that she was to “speak on the stage.” Anna is our neatest girl. It’ll come in handy some day so keep it up. We’ll always think of her with a smile on her face, for can anyone remember Anna in the dumps? Booster Club (4) ; Glee Club (1-2-3-4) ; Minstrels (4). Mildred Wood Middy” If modesty becomes a lady, Then there’s none more so than you. For you are such a bashful miss, You blush the whole day through. Mildred is a quiet little girl in school, we hardly know she is around, but you just bet she makes up for it outside. Booster Club (4).

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XXII. THE CHRONICLE. Nicholas Silagyi “Micky” Young Micky’s just fine at his mashing, But his hat’s too small for his head; The only time he’ll quit his clashing. Is when the Doc says “He’s dead.” X'icholas is a happy-go-luck fellow and keeps up his reputation as class flirt. He cer.ainly does not lack in class spirit. Class Day Committee (4) ; Photo Committee (4). Doris Smith “Doris” You’re a girl of some fame, |And we’re proud of your name, For ’tis not according to rule, To have a Mary Pickford in school. When wfe see a person running around in a great flurry of excitement, we know it isn’t Doris, for that is something she never does ; her motto is “slow and easy,” but she gets there just the same. Glee Club (3-4) ; Minstrels (4) ; Cantata (4) ; College Club (4) Bill Terrell “Bill” Bill likes to ride in an auto. But his fare back just worries his soul. So go get a job, Bill, and earn it. Then you’re sure to arrive at your goal. Where would the football team be without Bill? His over-developed bump of tardiness has lost him more than one first period. Where were you. Bill ? French Club (4) ; nnsketlmll (3-4) ;-'Footl all (3-4) ; Minstrel Walter Tracy “Walt” We have a musician of great renown, He’s known as Walt Tracy about the town, But occasionally his music takes second place, For Dorothy Roper, who has a pretty face. Though Walt is a quiet fellowr, when it conies to music he surely can make jazz. He has furnished us entertainment many times and the whole school will miss him. Minstrels (4) ; Orchestra (4) ; Bolster Club (4).

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THE CHRONICLE. Agnes Wooding “Acjucs’’ Agnes Wooding of studious renown. Comes from that famous North Haven town, And from this you can easily see, Just why she stands at number three. Agnes, by her constant studying, won third honor, good work, keep it up! We always like to ask her to do anything because we know she’ll do it the best possible. Glee Club (2-4) ; French Club (3-4) ; Booster Club (4) ; Cantata (4). Snowball” You’re fair of face and full of grace, You're all you ought to be. (Ter all you reign like a soreveign In all his majesty. Helen Zetterholm, alias “Snowball.” Well, Helen, we could hardly believe that you were on our Honor Roll, but we realize it only goes to prove how hard you worked when you were a Freshie. Helen is one of our numerous designers, we can always depend upon Helen for a poster, and it is always sure to he a good one. Booster Club (4) ; Manager Basketball (4) ; Prize Speaking Contest (4) ; Minstrels (1) ; Gloe Club Cantata (4) ; Class Oay Committee. XXIV. Helen Zetterholm JUNIOR SONG Tune—Alma Mater, O Oh, now the day is drawing nigh, When Seniors you must part; But ever after you will hold A place down in our heart. Chorus Oh, Seniors all, we ll miss you Forget—we never shall The class of 1920, We bid you all farewell. No more for you the 8:15 Will ring out loud and clear, Your recitations all are passed, Soon, other things you’ll hear. You go to taste the joys of life, And may the taste be sweet, But whether sweet or hitter cup You'll never know defeat. To gaze on life’s broad ruffled sea, You all will quickly go, But let us wish you health and wealth Where tides of memory flow. —Edna M. Cass, ’21.