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

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THE CHRONICLE XIX. Lisa Malmquist “Lee’ Lisa is clever, and sweet tempered too, I just adore “Lady Billy”, don’t you? All the nice things we could say about Lisa would fill volumes, so we’ll just drop a few hints— our prettiest girl, most popular, editor-in-chief, and ‘1 All-of-a-sudden Peggy. ’ ’ Class Secretary (3); Junior Play (3); Senior Play (4); Editor-in-chief of Chronicle (4); French Club (3-4): Booster Club (4); Cress: Club (4); Secretary A. A. (4); Chronicle (3-4). Elliot McCune “Ellie” A distant rattle—a roar—a bang-A cloud of dust—a passing streak! ’Tis Ellie! Not being much of a ladies’ man, how can we account for the fact that a Lizzie will follow him to the ends of the earth? Edward McKerness “Mac” “He’s a very blushful boy, Who all speed does lack” So we’ve heard it said, but Who’s got the ring, now Mac ] Iac often found it necessary to take refuge behind his desk cover, so that the girls couldn’t see his pretty pink ( ?) complexion. He was afraid, of course, that it would make them envious. Booster Club (4), Glee Club (1-2-3-4). Samuel Mellor “Ducky” Sam is such a quiet chap, He seldom can be found, But when there is a girl and car lie’s on hand with a hound. Sam was always very quiet in school, but his cheery grin was every present to encourage any work undertaken by the class. He proved to be an able seconder of motions, didn’t he, Phil? Booster Club (4).

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XVIII. THE CHRONICLE Nathan Kelman “Natie” “All good things conic in small packages” What inoi'c could wo say? Nathan is our smallest boy, but we’ll say he’s there with pep and spirit! Keep it up at Yale, Xatie! Spanish Play (3). Catherine Lee “Kay” A poetess of youthful aims, Lets alone other sports and games, And odd moments from her work she’ll snatch, 'A pretty ditty or a poem to scratch. Our poetess may be a bit serious and quiet, but you like hikes and things, don’t you Kay? College Club (2-3-4); French Club (3-4); Latin Club (4); Chronicle (4); Class Giftorian (4). Charles Leonard “Yock” Blond curls, and eyes of a cherubic blue Although a pretty good sport, Charles isn’t satisfied with some things, and lets us know about it. He is a member of the broken test tube association. Junior Prom Committee (3); Glee Club (1-2-3-4). Vesta Lovett “Vee Yee has the name of being very demure, But we have our doubts, of that we are sure, She’s a likeable girl, with a trim manner too, As nice as you’ll find, and she’s really true blue. Vee is a “rising young authoress”. One has to really know Vesta to fully appreciate her. College Club (2-3-4); French Club (3-4); Latin Club (4); Class Will (4).

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XX. THE CHRONICLE Theresa Miller “Tessie” “What is the answer to question no.— ?” With a blush and a shy look, To answer all your questions, Tessie, Would require a reference hook. Tessie is quiet, but ambitious. She could always be found after school hours in the midst of the mad business rush of Woolworth’s. Erwin Morse “Red” Ever a bold knight, both on the field and in a hammock. Rod ” is one of our best athletes, and his “side” line is the ladies. You’re kidding us, Red! Basket Ball (2-3-4); Baseball (3-4); Football (4); Track Philip Ofshiowitz “Phil” Phil, you’ve got what is called a line, In Economics you were fine (?) On the division of wealth you would insist, We think you’d make a socialist. Phil showed his ability as a business man at the time of our Senior Play. He also believes in the modern principle, “It pays to advertise.” Booster Club (1); Chronicle (4); Glee Club (1-2). Marion Parker “Parker” A lass from a small town you see Who moves her tongue from 8 to 3 (?) However, for all her speech-making, Parker is a good little sport in every way, especially when the boys tease her about “smoke”. Why are you so fussed, Marion? Booster Club (4); French Club (3): Gregg Club (4); O. G. A. (3).