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

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4 , 1 1 0 O 0 Q josii ABR iM 7E:li,yfm St. . enterec from Orange Qtreet School. Ile was a .1 . illlem rn nf the lawn e 1 S mem er of the Football Squad. the Spanish Club, the Freshman Dramatic Club, and the .-X, A-X. for four years. He is preparing for Carnegie Tech. EVA T. Aimms liva's hobby is reading. She entered Hillhouse from the Orange Street School and will enter Normal School after graduation. josieif A. :5x1Jl.lCkHURS'1' 57 Nash St. Don came to Hillhouse from XYorthington llooker Grammar School and was a member of the Class l-look Board. Chairman of the Picture Committee of the lilec- tricity Club, and a member of the Class Picture and Prom Committees. He is going to be an electrical engineer and can be told a mile away by his starched collars. ll Machson St. JULIA AD1N01.1f1, 119 E A elimouville. Conn. Jule was a member of the French Club, Hillhouse Play- ers,' Sigma Honor Society, and Senior Chorus. Her hob- by 1S skating and she is going to Normal School. iiULDIE Al.1s1aR'1' Zoo llixwcll Ave. Before coming to Hillhousc Gwen graduated from lvy Street School and she is planning to go to Storrs College. At high school she was in the Motto Club and the Fresh- man Glee Club. Her hobby is dancing. 28

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I :- 0 O 0 O 7 B l noticed in this evenings paper that Bob Dugan who has recently made a million in oil stocks, has opened up a minimum corporation in .f'Xfrica, and is hir- ing Gordon Hastings to manage it for him. Ed Hendrie is a popular surgeon in Italy, and while I was in lfurope I also met Bill Moore tthe follow who loaned his flashy neckties and socks to Miss Green- wood with which to decorate the gymj. lie is trying to solve some of the trade problems in Russia. The Soviet Leader tl.eslie York, 'the handsomelj is very obstinate about commercial matters. Rita Eagan spends all her leisure hours at Monte Carlo. She gets from three to six proposals every week. Une came from Frank Cammarano whom Rita im- mediately squelched. Helen Iiebabian, who is also there, has been married and divorced three times. Some duke is rushing her now. I went to a bridge at Sandy Horton's home last month. Dick Burke, Dick Lynch, and Edith Stiles were among those whom I knew. Harold Banquer was there also and he told me that he was a stage manager in a Broadway theatre and a poet in his spare time. Midge Geddes, Kay Foran, Frances Alden and Marion Duffy are the proud owners of a dress shoppe on Fifth Avenue. They invited the girls to their annual fashion parade which they are holding next Friday afternoon. Dot Becker, janet Pearce, and Doris Baldwin are among their mannequins. John Hastie and Frank Cameron censor all the gowns before they can be sold. Helen Taylor has established a beauty parlor, and continues to charm Al Dyer who comes in every day for a manicure. Ida Themper is a school teacher in Maine. Wihen Mil Haesche was doing social work there, she could hardly dis- tinguish Ida from her pupils. Mort Krall, Bill Stewart, and Johnnie Burns are playing professional football in New York. l suppose you've heard that janet VVilder has broken all records in track swimming and has beaten all the best tennis players inthis country and in England. Dick Barrows turned his natural propen- sity to advantage, and writes 'VVhat The lVell-Dressed Man Vlfill XYear' for sever- al magazines. Of course we had both read of Bill Mitchellys success as an architect and re- called that Bill had always had a good head for building Cwooden buildingsj. Dick Lyner had also got himself in the papers by the popularity of his Euro- pean three-ring circus. Of course Dick would make a success of a circus! My memory was just about exhausted by this time and so I had to use my imagination for a while. l told Bud that Butch Constantino had entered the ministry and Rosalie Schroeder had joined the Salvation Army but he laughed so that I decided I had better stick to fact. As we drove into the city I realized that his thoughts of our high school days had made Bud forget the accident of the afternoon. So I restrained the impulse to ask him to our hotel for dinner, and decided that my husband's conversation and obscurity would be pleasantest while we remained in town. 27

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C' FR.xNcEs DEVO .-XLDE , fffoo Central Ave. wx W. . . . Fran graduated' ,roin Sl1CI'lCl3H junior High and 1n- te11ds to e11ter Mt.XHolyoke. She was a member of the Hillhouse Players, Senior Chorus, Pin Committee, Glee Club, and the Girls' Basketball Team. Her hobby is driv- ing. ISRAEL .ALEINIKOFF 275 Greenwich Ave. T X Amo ' Izzy entered Hfillhouse ' from Truman Street School and is preparing 'r Yale. - H6,.W3,Q',H'H1C er of the Or- chestra, rgxggzfcvjniiliadv, anffflievprcigressixfe Society. Tennis is his IT6 my. li1.IzAIsETH :XLLARA 2494 NVhitney Ave. Betty prepared at Centerville School a11d plans to enter Mt. Holyoke in the Fall. Her hobby is horseback riding. XKIRGINIA MARIE ALLEN 73 Kensington St. jean prepared at Putnam Avenue School, and intends to enter VVashington Art School. She was a member of the Basketball Team. liI.Iz,xBE'r1I B. ALLESON 212 Humphrey St. Betty came to Hillhouse from the Lovell School and E expects to enter the Yale Music School. She was a mem- ber ot the Senior Chorus and her hobby is ice skating. 29 C