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

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12 THE CHRONICLE Harriet Brosnan “Harriet” Harriet, so shy and sweet, Without Florence is not complete. She always blushes, it is said Whenever anyone mentions Red. 0. A T. (3). 0. G. A. (3), Shorthand Club (4), Senior Play Committee (3-4). Henry Burghoff “Henry” Henry is our modest boy And yet he is the teacher’s joy. If a question he should fail, We are sure they’d all turn pale. French Club (3), Latin Club (3), Football (3-4), Chronicle Staff (4). Dorothy Cella “Dot” We have in our midst at Lyman Hall Dorothy Celia, who is very tall. Trudging the distance from way out East, Hasn’t seemed to bother Dot in the least. O. G. A. (3), O. A. T. (3), French Club (3), Shorthand Club (4). Elizabeth Chordas “Liz” Always to recite Is Elizabeth’s delight. Elizabeth has never been known to come to school with her lessons unprepared. How we wish we could follow that example. 0. G. A. (3), O. A. T. (3), Shorthand Club (4), Class Night Committee (4).

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THE CHRONICLE n Louise Borgnine “Dolly” Her nickname describes her as sweet, plump, and jolly, She arrives every day on the North Haven trolley. Shorthand Club (4), Baseball (4), O. G. A. (3), 0. A. T. (3). Charles Bowe “Jasper” Here’s that boy, Jasper, The guy with the Ford. As long as it is running We’ll all jump aboard. Treasurer of Senior Class, Senior Play Committee, Class Play (2), Junior Prom Committee (3), Statistics Committee (4). Catherine Bridgett “Catherine” ‘‘Methought I heard a voice cry Sleep no more.” Catherine loves to sleep in the morning and occasionally in class. O. A. T. (3), o. G. A. (3), French Club (2), Shorthand Club (4). Edna Brooks “Brooksie” “As merry as the day is long.” Edna is one of these fortunate people who don't seem to have a care in the world. 0. G. A. (3), 0. A. T. (3), Shorthand Club (4), Glee Club (2-3).

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THE CHRONICLE rj Charles Clulee “Charlie” Here’s one of our boys who is never unruly, His name is none other than Charlie Clulee. Although we could hardly call him a grind, He does his work well, we always find. Chronicle (3-4), Class Statistics (4). Edward Cox “Hoppers” We had trouble in finding any knocks For our good friend, Eddie Cox. He’s led us well through our Senior year, Here’s hoping he will meet with good luck and cheer. Class Treasurer (1-3), Glee Club (1-2-4), Class Vice-President (2), Class President (4), Senior Play (4), Junior Play (3), Treasurer of A. A. (4), Basketball Manager (4), Prom Committee (3), Musical Comedy (3). Louis Csenge “Hooker” Many fair maidens sigh When Louis Csenge passes by. We can't deny that Louis has a way with him that makes all the girls flock around. Junior Play (3), Musical Comedy (3), Senior Play (4), Secretary of Shorthand Club (4). Florence Downey “Floss” Although she knows it’s naughty, Flossie often acts quite haughty. Whenever we mention the lark That she once had in the dark. O. A. T. (3), 0. G. A. (3), Shorthand Club (4), Chronicle Staff (3-4), Class Secretary (3-4), Class Historian (4), Senior Play Committee (4), Royal Card Case.