New Haven High School - Elm Tree Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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i ' Blazing Pallhsfor Tlewu IRENE FRANCES Damon, H E II 34 Whalley Ave. I crave publicity. Renee will study at the Yale School of Music. She was a member of Freshman and Sophomore Motto Clubs, French Club, Menorah Society, Pianist for Senior Orches- tra, Chorus, and Glee Club, Hillhouse Players, Publicity Manager of Senior Orchestra, Chairman of J. M. P. Rcacll ing Circ1e's Poetry and Essay Group, Sigma Honor Society, and the Athletic Association. Her hobby is swimming. MARY lNI.uumREr DEAK 208 Columbus Avo. I was as one who wanders in a trance. 'l.'oots will train for nursing at St. Francis Hospital. She was a member of Hillhouse Players, Hiking Club, and the Athletic Association. Her hobby is singing. CONCETTA ,losEP111NE D12 CARLU 84 Hamilton St. Is this 1Il'llSlC of 1110 air or of the earth? Coney Deeky was a member of the Senior Chorus, and the Athletic Association, and was Secretary of the Italian Club. Her hobby is music. NIARIAN lCi.1zixiaE'r11 IDIESKIN, E N E 526 Howard Ave. Proudly .rltr Inokx, apfwlausc to claim. Mar will continue at lZmerson's School of Oratory. She was a member of Hillhouse Players, York Square Players, 1. M. P. Reading Circle, Freshman Debating Society, and the .-Xthietic Association. Her hobby is danc- ing. 119

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Searfchingways Of The Old Hg ELIZABETH NIARY CUNNELLAN 220 Ferry St. O rvlzy am I m-izzdfirl of flm'. ' Betty was a member of the Chorus CSU, A. A., lfreslnnan Debating, Glee Club. and Hiking Club. Hill- honse Players, Field Hockey Team C3j, Secretary of M. P.. Competition Official on Sentinel , Senior flfhrift Committee. XVinner of Scroll and Quill, School Circle, Monitor Squad, Editorial Board of Class Book, Honors 4-ll. K,x'1'H12R1NE PECK Cowuzs, 77 Forbes Place, East Haven. Where duty calls I go. N S1 A ' , Kitty vtgill repare to Qeco lc a teacher at the State Normal cho l Shel was a member of the Freshman Motto b es 1an Chorus, and the Athletic Associa- tion. er iobby is reading. Yuusixu Cox 233 Blake St. fl maidan fair. Virginia was a member of the A. A. RUTH .IRAN CRADDUCK, KME 281 Concord St. Ga,:i11g with a timid glancc, on the 1'iver's broad c.rpc1mc. ' XVillie will take up Gymnasium Teaching at Arnold's College. She was a member of Freshman Motto Club, De- bating Society, Hillhouse Players, Basketball Team, Yol- ley ball Team, School Circle, M. P. Reading Circle, Ckulele Club, Glec Club, Biology Club, Hiking Club. Y1Rt:1x1.x Fiuxcns 1J.xLEx', K M E 515 Russell St. fair maiden in her fatlzcfs mansion. Virgin will take up nursing at St. Francis Hospital, llartford. She was a member of the Athletic Association. Her hobby is skating. 118

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'Searching Ways Of The Old RIIIJDA Dicks, CD E 222 Blake St. Her .rfccclz is as a tlzozrsmzd c'ycs. Rhoda was a member of Chorus for two years. Basket- ball Team for four years, Field Hockey Team, Monitor Squad, Executive Committee, Hiking Club, and the Ath- letic Association. She was Vice President of the Biology Club, and Secretary of Girls' Rifle Club. Her hobby is movies. Maxx' Baxxox lDoL.xN 172 Lloyd St. ll'c flllffil' nmrc and HI0l'L'. Mary will continue at Normal School. She was a mem- ber of Freshman Debating Society, 1.. Ll. English Club, . M. P. Readinw Circle, Chemistrv Club. and the Athletic . . b . . 1 .Xssoc1at1on. Her hobby is Slifltlllff. . b l'.xUr.Ixlc Al.XRGUICR1T1E Doiumx 77 Goffe St. ll'c IHFIUZH' ' U the pint' freer. Peggy w'l are at N rmal School to become a teacher. . -. was a nieinl f h Tri-Y, Senior Chorus, and the Athletic Associat 1. e lobby is dancing. hlrxxl-1 ,lTURSY'l'11 Down, 4-I I' 111 Concord St. HIV good fa In' HIFVVUX' ana' 'ZUI-5L'.H Min will go to Savages to become a physical train- ing instructor. She was a member of Tri-Y, French Club, and the Athletic Association. Her hobby is dancing. lClzxics'1'iNi2 Lyon Dowxs 502 XYinchester Ave. Il'il11 half a lzcarf 1 wander lzcrcf' lima will nter 1 - ' legs ' ' ecome a nurse. She x ' ' er of Tri-.' and the Athletic As- sociation. Her hobby is taking care of children. 120