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

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THE CHRONICLE 21 Edna Millington “Millington” So modest and demure is she, Exactly what she ought to be. Edna certainly shines on the gym floor and has turned out to be one of our stars in high jumping. Glee Club (1-2-4), College Club (2), Junior Play Committee (3), Vice-President Ukulele Club (4), Track (2-4), Musical Comedy (3). James Murray “Jazz” He has met with success on the basketball floor, And has brought great renown to his name; Though attending classes is often a bore, Anna likes him just the same. Basketball (2-3-4), Captain Basketball (4). Frank Niziol “Pupah” We have one lad who is spick and span, And always appears a well-dressed man. If we also say that he likes a good prank, We are sure you will know him by the name of Frank. William Norton “Bill” There’S one thing we know about this lad: Girls certainly are not his fad. Perhaps he will change, some future day, And look at things in a different way. French Club (4).

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THE CHRONICLE Theresa Massaro “Tessie” “Speech is silver; silence is golden.” We certainly miss your chatter, Tessie, when you are absent from study hall. O. A. T. (3), 0. G. A. (3), Underwood Silver Medal. “Mac” Mac is a modest lad Who hates to make a noise, But as an athlete he’s not so bad, And is very popular, at least, with the boys. Baseball (2-3-4), Treasurer French Club (3), Basketball (4), Vice-President A. A. (4), Junior Play (3), Junior Prom Committee (3), Latin Club (3), Chronicle Staff (3-4). Florence McKenzie “Florence” How surprising it would be to all If Florence made a noise in study hall. College Club, Latin Club (3). Esther Meltzer “Esther” A girl of few words. Esther never idles her time away; she always sticks to her work. Remington Gold Medal, Underwood Silver Medal. 20 JohN| McGuire

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22 THE CHRONICLE Alice Olson “Alice” “So much she talked—so very little said.” If Alice could only equal her speed in talking by her speed in typing, she would meet with great success. O. G. A. (3), O. A. T. (3), Shorthand Club (4). I Minnie Petry “Min” Oh, Min! Although she lives in Northford, she doesn’t seem to find it difficult to arrive at school on time every day. 0. G. A. (3), 0. A. T. (3), Shorthand Club (4). Herbert Pickett “Herb” Here is our Herbie So slender and nice, Whose slogan for all Is “Preserve it with ice.” Football (2-3-4), Basketball (3-4), Senior Play (4), Chairman Senior Reception Committee (4), Chairman Class Gift Committee (4), President Glee Club (4), Senior Dance Committee (4). Teckla Pierson “Tickler” An awful time poor Tickler had Finding the hood in the Chemistry Lab. Teckla, with the dramatic ability that we have seen, promises to bring fame to Green Acres. Junior Play (3), Senior Play (4).