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

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Girls’ Sports TOURNAMENTS—T wo hundred and sixteen girls entered the tournaments conducted in the gymnasium classes: Table Tennis—110; Shuffleboard—140; Basket Shooting—14.4. The winners by periods were as follows: Table Tennis: 1 Helen Sunday; 2 Annaline Conway; 3 Frances Dembiezak; 4 Lucy Upham; 5 Gloria Bullock; 0 Alice Johnson. Shuffleboard: 1 Wanda Koval; 2 Dorothea Wrinn; 3 Betty Isakson; 4 Harriet Stolman; 5 Gloria Bullock; (i Janet Walker. Basket Shooting: 1 Marion Wasilewski; 2 Wilma Sarzenski; 3 Leah Dringoli; 4 Betty Gargaly; 5 Sylvia Adinolfi; C Jane Bristol. BOWLING—In the fall and spring months, sixty-three girls participated in bowling. High scorers among those reporting most frequently were as follows: High Single Game—Betty Powers 1-24; Margaret Tomko 107; High Average for Year—Senior, Elsie Stupakevich 81; Junior, Betty Powers 82; Sophomore, Marie Russenberger 77. BASKETBALL—During the winter months fifty-seven girls played basketball. As attendance varied, informal games were played for two months with new teams selected each afternoon. PLAY DAY'S—Twenty-three girls joined girls from Meriden, Portland, Woodrow Wilson, and Middletown High Schools for friendly competition in basketball at Meriden on February 1 and in bowling at Middletown on February 19. SPORT AWARDS—Letters, class numerals, and shields are awarded in June to those members of the Athletic Association who have earned a sufficient number of points through participation in sports and to the school winners of tournaments. Girls who have received awards in the past are: L.H.—Seniors, Theresa Hewitt, Elsie Stupakevich, Marjorie Totz, Janet Walker. Shield—Seniors, Janet Walker; Juniors, Dorothy Boisvert, Y’iola Borgnine, Florence Bucior, Kate Jensen, Jeanne Lawler, Marion Wasilewski. Glass Numerals—Seniors, Evelyn Doucette, Nancy Driscoll, Theresa Ferrari, Elaine Ilcslin, Theresa Hewitt, Susan King, Elva Mascliio, Eunice Perkins, Elsie Stupakevich, Ethelyn S .ad, Marjorie Totz, Janet W alker; Juniors, Dorothy Boisvert, Y iola Borgnine, Florence Bucior, Kate Jensen, Jeanne Lawler, Barbara Mitchell, Marion Wasilewski. The Chronicle 1041 44

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The Chronicle This year the Chronicle lias been issued twice, the first number in February containing a variety of literary material, written by the English classes and illustrated by members of the art classes. The second publication is this year book, somewhat bigger than the books of preceding classes. The Chronicle has enabled students to demonstrate their literary and artistic abilities and has afforded praetical business experience. The Compass The Compass, combined with the Afternoon News, has this year for the first time been a printed newspaper, keeping the students informed concerning school events, furnishing an editorial page for the expression of student opinion, and providing humorous features and quizzes for the entertainment of its readers. Editor-in-chief....................... . ... Eleanor SussMAN News Editor..........................................Ethei.yn Szad Sports Editor..........................................John Bailey Feature Editor.........................................J'ean Brooks Publication Editor Hamilton Smith Associates Sally Newton, Edna Dudley, Winifred Houson, Julia Balderacchi, Olive Racker, Alice Johnson, Annaline Conway, Richard Clarke, John Carini, Edna Miller, Robert Devaney, Gloria Bullock, Robert Brinley, Jean Clarke, Patricia Newton, Florence Poggio, Rosemary Tierney, John Wincap, Martin Brody, Janet Walker, Robert Bertini, Loretta DeBaise, Theresa Ferrari, Charlotte Carrington, Ruth Carroll, John Gaisford, Harriet Goldberg, Ruth Gordon, Anne Haughton, Seymour Kuminer, Marjorie Nemeth, Jean Nieol, Jean Zimmerman, Betty Gargaly, Elaine Heslin, Norma Ferriere, Lillian LaVille, Dorothy Laydon, Helen Fournier The Junior Class President..........................................Samuel Pierson Vice-president Secretary . Treasurer . Adviser The Chronicle 1941 43 ...................Russell Stimpson ..........................Lucy Upham ......................Catherine Hall ..................Josephine Stevenson Class Colors Blue and White

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