Old Lyme High School - Lymen Yearbook (Old Lyme, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1944 volume:

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UTGLIUT Cl ISS Ol 191 h1s dlstlnazulshed itself by hlgh btllllldfbllll f cndly loopcrm exeellent slhool spmt and among ns sex eril mcmhcrs lux thc u xdcnce of genulne talent 1n many flelds of cndeuor md the studx growth of effectne personalmes These .xttrxhutes have merged mto strong LlI1flLlC'! the hest uldenee of VNl'l1Ll1 IS the VNllllI1gI1CSS of the cl lss to undcrtxlxc 1 project of thls lxxnd III the face of unusual CllffILL1lf1C5 lbg1'lY1fCLl hx thc pondxtxons 01 .1 world at xx ar XX c nn rcspent and il.lII1lfd.flOll L 111 only express the lppxcu mon of the school to those xx ho hue had the courage to uphold morxle hx sus t.11n1ng those 1nst1tut1ons and wus of good hung, for xxhxeh we struggle XVILLIS H L NIBERGER THF Q ' M 5 'l . -1 .. I ' 4 l 'K ' ' W fl' ' 'L OH s V L , , X - I ' Y 5 Y A g 1 ' ' x A 'A 1 ' A . - 4 . 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J s v 7' AA, ,X-.I,L.r7l TBEIRTID ig We the class of 1944 extend our appreuatxon to Mr Umberger VSIIOSC attitude alld CO operatnon has SC1'XCd dS dfl IDSPIIHUOII to US lI'1 makmg the year book We fxrmly hope we have reached the goals expected of us m th1s ICVICVN 1944 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Mary Appl y BUSINESS AND MANAGING EDITOR V rgrma M Iler ADVERTISING AND CIRCULATION Ruth Maynard SPORTS EDITORS ART EDITORS Nancy Fraser Barbara Brodeur Charles Muller Cha les Duke 7-fe X FEATURE EDITOR Mary EI zabcth Sperrs lv-rf MMLMWI ww WW WW ItlW1v4k WM Vm W1w WW Www MM MMM w-M Wm WWW Wi ll ml ww YW'-1 I Q Q.-559 FICE..-3 eb' , 'D ,v I W, IA A 'I xl NSU IA , L I A ' fz I' W ' swf-lx? a- if 'I X I PM WAF S V- ' 93 IW, 9' , C I T11 'if xx J. E rn I n my .ml q 5 liz W MW FL, ' - -I M I FA C UL T Y Old Lyme Hlgh School 'h Dunn Miriam Thompson Salem St Teachers College B S Gravelm Rena M Teachers College of Connecticut B S Grower Roger M Springfield B S U ofN H M E Hall janet Wheaton College A B Huntley Helen S Mount Holyoke B A M A Kotzan Carl Tearhers College of Connecticut May Frederick N Y U B S M Pratt, Helen, College of Our Lady of the Elms, A. B. Prest, Ruth, Worcester St. Teachers College, B. S. Smith, Miriam Hyland, R. I. State, B. S. Umberger, Willis H., Yale University, A. B., Columbia, M. A. EB - -lzgwll fs!! AV 4- f ,1- , 1 BEAN, JAMES, U. S. N. BONFOEY, EVERETT, U. s. N. I LOUGEE, KENNETH, U. s. N. MCKERNAN, JOSEPH, U. S. M. C. O'CONNER, ARTHUR, U. S. M. C. T RICE, JERRY, U. S. M. S. SMITH. HAROLD, U. S. N. .S. l 9 L mx I R 2' , W Q sPE1Rs, ROBERT, U. s. N. TRAsKos, MICHAEL, U. s. N. ,Q v YORK, WALTER, U. s. N. ' . . lm xii 4 IRQ- .151 'K , Xxxk S A Rf :A 25' , W R . Tn. , -A . 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Prcsldcnt janet Stanhope Secretary Mary Appleby Treasurer CLASS MOTTO Success Is Ours CLASS COLORS Nasy Blue and Whnte CLASS FLOWER Ameman Beauty Robe VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN BALFOUR KEY ff ff' 1 eg 2 il N ' MARY APPLEBY Mary U s c N c Glee Club I II Dramatlcs I II Intramurals I II Declamatory I II F1rstA1dIII Treas of Class III IV Home Ec I Good natured and vutty has always made Mary one of our best lrlced students Her outstanding scholastrc abllrty plus her mcllnatron towards ath letxcs has helped her easlly lead rn these flelds Thou h Marys goal IS yet undecrded we know she vull grxe xt all the cooperation and vrrllmg ness which she has gnen us Good luck Mary rn whatexer freld you choose WM BARBARA BRODEUR Babs College Secretary I II Knrttmg III Dramatrcs I II De clamatory I II Intramurals I Home llc Club I Glee Club I II III Senror Chonr IV Partxcularly noteworthy rn connectron wnth the Semor rs Barbara whom exeryone will agree rs the perfect example that good thxngs come rn small patkages Her greatest achlex ement here was m the art field and we all feel sure she IS destined for success rn whatexer phase of the freld she con tmues rn KHP' NANCY FRASER Duddie 17 Cheermg Squad II III IV F1rstA1d III Home Il III IV Archery III Intramurals I, II, Duddle IS one of those Happy go lucky per- sons who bellexes llfe wouldnt be worth living vnthout a laugh ex ery now and then An outstand- mg athlete Duddne has been an actne partnclpant m sports and has shown her support of school ac tnltles by jolnrng the cheermg squad Although her future plans are stlll undecided we are sure .4--v-' NR NAV ,inv- RUTH MAYNARD Ruth College Dramatlcsl II III F1rstA1dIII Home EC IV Ruth IS one of those xery rel1able people who IS always there when needed She has partrcnpated 1n many 21CflXltlCS and has made good 1n all of them Ruth 15 planmng to go to college and vue wrsh her all the luck and happmess that llfe can gne her - X . 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V - Y K CHARLES MULLER Charlre College Electrrcal Engrneerrng Student Councrl II III IV Orthestra III Photog raphyl II Intramuralsl II III IV Although Charlre rs the smallest boy rn the Class he does not go unnotrted He rs not athlet really rnclrned but has shown hrs rnterest rn sports by serxrng as manager of the team Especrally noteworthy rn tonnettron wrth Charlre rs hrs math ematrcal knowledge Although hrs future plans are strll undecrded we know he wrll sutteed rn whatexer he attempts and we wrsh hrrn all the luck rn the world VIRGINIA MULLER Grnny College Orchestral II Ill Dramatrcsl II III Declam atory I lrrst Ard Ill Home EC IV Grnny though the smallest grrl rn our class has more srm and srgor than most I-Ier cheerful grrn and wrllrng cooperatron rs well known to all Grnnys hope rs set on College and we know that she wrll achrere rn whatexer freld she trres Best of luck to one of our regular pals T-L ALLAN PLIMPTON Bub Army Air Corps Class Treasurer I Boy Athletics Intramurals Auto Mechanics III V Allan is one of those quiet persons who is al ways around when needed He has the rare xirtue of minding his own business which commands the respect of all Allan 19 our most mechanically minded boy and we are sure he will find success and opportunity knocking exerywhere w ik H- ARY SPEIRS Mary Business College Glee Club I II Opcretta ll Detlamatory I Intramurals I Cheerinlt, Squad II III IV I'1rst Aid III Vice President III IV Ready willing and able would best describe Mary She was athletitally inclined and has been a prominent name in the commercial field for the past four years Her cheering ability is 1lso note worthy and her good nature and cooperation have won her many friends. We are sure she will be an asset in any field she chooses to enter. 'Bon Voy- age to a 'regular gal. WALTER TISDALE TISSY Nas y Arr Corps Class Offrcer Pres IV Iootball II III Soccer IV Basketball IV Alrplane II Photography II Lyme Light IV Intramurals I II III IV Student Councr' IV Trssy one of our Hamburg boys wrll long be remembered for hrs brg feet and appetrte I-Irs sersatnlrty has made htm a leader rn both sports and socral ex ents and one of the best lrlced boys rn the school Hrs characterrzatlon of Miss Am errca at the Wlmat s lf Hop wall long be remem bered We are sure Txssy will succeed rn whateser freld he choses and wrsh hrm all the luck possible JANET STANHOPE U S C N C Glee Clubl II III IV Intramuralsl II III IV anet ns one of those light hearted mdnxduals who gets along so well wlth exeryone She has partlclpated rn sports exery year and the glee club would be lost wrthout her anet as yet has not decxded what her future work wrll be but we know through her cooperatne sprrxt she wrll go far ID thls world KW '-ar. I KNEW YOU WHEN- -9' Nw 07 '.M'w.,,,,... 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Class Hzslory THRU THESE PORTALS FRESI-IMAN YEAR Early one September mornmg rn 1940 there conyerged on the beautrful edlflce called Old Lyme School a group of yery green but yery determmed youngsters Wandering almlessly around the corridors they soon learned they were to depart to Room 27 rn the newly added wmg In Room 27 they found many old frlends and a number of new ones Seycn of our new students lrke therr ancestors had descended upon us from a reglon farther north called Hamburg Thus group mcluded Ruth Maynard ulrette Crowley Beatrnce W'elch Walter Tls dale Allan Pllmpton Arthur OConner and Fred Czrkowsky Durmg the course of the year we also added Carmen Lopez Gran McGee and Blll Brown After a strenuous breaklng rn week for both the faculty and the students they fmally settled down to elect therr class offrcers They mcluded Presldent Helen Martm V1cePres1 dent Orrin Champlain Secretary Barbara Bro That year the students of Old Lyme High had the pleasure of recenmg mstructron from a most mterestmg faculty mcludmg Mrs Dem mg Mlss Walsh Miss Whlttler Miss Mrnard Miss Stokes Mr Hyelm Mr Dane and Mr ulnlan and Mr Thorp our new prrnclpal superlntendent Our home room teacher and advisor that year was Mr Dme Soclally speaking the Freshmen that year had many dances the St Patrlck s dance stand mg out as most promment When the Drama tics Club presented ane Eyre three of our most drstxngulshed Freshmen appeared rn the cast namely Vlrglnla Muller Helen Martm and Mary Spenrs In the field of sports we were represented by Mlke Traskos Kcn Lougee erry Rlce oe Mclxernan Art O Conner and Lee Halyburtou The football team won two of four games but the basketball team weakened by the loss of Kwasnxewskl and Kung won only one of thlr teen games The baseball team dld a llttle bet ter though and won four of twelve games It was thxs year that a new system of clubs was established that met durmg extra curricular perrods They were the Student Councrl Pho tography Radno Home Fconomncs Lettermans Glee Drlyers and Dramatlcs Clubs Our Stud ent Councll members that year were Orrm Champlaln and Helen Martm Thrs new sys tem proy ed both mterestlng and lnstructrve to all the students All rn all thc Ireshmen contrlbuted much to thc school and enjoyed many of its benefits SOPHOMORE YEAR In September 1941 a yery greatly decreased number of Sophomores doggedly retraced thenr foot steps back to school Absent from the class were Barbara Atwood Blll Brown Orrm Cham plarn Iared Czrkowsky Lee Griswold ulxette Crowley Beatrlce Welch and Carmen Lopez Later rn the year due to thelr lust for adven ture and patr10t1c splrxt to defend thelr country we lost fue of our most well known boys to the armed forces They were Mike Traskos Bob Spelrs lmmy Bean erry Rxce and Ken Lougee Thrs year we had the pleasure of haung Mxss Kutz as our home room teacher and ad yrsor Our home room was 26 The class offx cers that year mcluded President Mike Tras kos Vlce president Bob Sperrs Secretary Bar bara Brodeur and Treasurer Ey erett Bonfoey The faculty that year retalned only Mlss Walsh and Mr Dane but were supplemented by Miss Kutz Miss Charpentrer M155 Symonds Mlss Handy Mr Hayes Mr Wordell and Mr Cole 'Ihe latter was succeeded by Mr Scott and later by Mr Kryger Our Student Councll members were Charles Muller and Helen Martm The socral event sponsored by the Sopho more s mcluded the Inltlatron Wrnter XX'onder land and St Patrick dance and the Whats lt Hop All were fmanclal and soclal successes When the Glee Club presented The Sunbonnet Glrl an operetta by johnson A Morgan Helen Martm a well known Sophomore appeared ln the tntle role supported by a cast practically composed of Sophomores I V . 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I Y - ' , , I , ,l x ' ' ' I Y ,U A l I . , , , . , , , I U ' 9 7 ,y , l , . 7 n In the freld of sports Old Lyme had rm proved somewhat In football we won the Shore Lme Tournament but m basketball we won only 6 of 21 games The Sophomores con trnbuted joe McKernan Mnke Traskos Lee Halyburton and Benny Andrxcks to the cause Thus the Sophomores had taken their place socxally scholastrcally and athletrcally m the school JUNIOR YEAR Returnmg rn 1942 to take our place as un rors we noted the loss of many of our former students They mcluded Benny Andrlcks Gran McGee Art OConner jenme Scranton and Taffy McCulloch When we flnally settled down for the year we came upon a new face Upon nnvestrgatron rt turned out to be a fugr trve from Kansas Harold Smrth Smxtty was rmmednately taken rn as a member of the gang ard became a very promrnent junior At the start of the year we were greeted by a change ln the faculty and 2idIl'llfllSff2.flXC of frces Our new prmcrpalsupermtendent was Mr Umberger The faculty mcluded Mrss Gravelm Mrss Huntley Miss Kennedy Mlss Kenyon Mr Kotzan Mr Grover and Mr Lelp Wordell were st1ll wrth us from the previous year Mrs Haynes and Mlss Hyland replaced Mr Dane Mrss Kennedy and Mrs Hurlburt the former M1ss Charpentrer who left later IU the year The Jumors that year had the pleasure of Mrss Gravelm as a home room teacher and ad vrsor and Room 29 as a home room The class officers were Presrdent Pat Brown Vrce pres rdent Mary Spears Secretary janet Stanhope and Treasurer Mary Appleby Our Student Councrl representatlves were Charles Muller and Helen Martm The soclal events of the unror Class con srsted of a mmstrel a play and three dances The mmstrel was a great success partnally due to anet Stanhope Helen Martm Lee Haly burton and Mary Spelrs The play Mlss nm my later presented by the Dramatrcs Club was also presented by unzors ln that Helen Martm played the role of herome Later ln the year we had the Chrrstmas and St Patricks Dances both fmancral and socral successes As a clrmax for the year the junior Prom was pre sented It was a great soclal success and wrll long be remembered as the frrst Prom Old Lyme Hlgh School ever had when the class g1v1ng rt dxdnt go ln the hole Athletxcally speakmg the junlors gave flve men to the team They mcluded Lee Haly burton joe McKernan Harold Smxth Walter Tlsdale and Allan Pllmpton Although vue won very few games the boys were rn there fnghtrng all the tlme Scholastrcally and socrally the juniors had taken thenr place rn the school and even now prepared to make therr last stand SENIOR YEAR In September 1943 the lrttle group agaln retraced nts steps back here Absent from our mrdst were joe McKernan Harold Smlth ,Lee Halyburton Faye Houllhan Pat Brown and Everett Bonfoey We also lost Helen Martm one of our most drstrnguxshed class members Helen had graduated the previous year W drd have a new addrtron to the class through Charles Duke who stayed two months As before we had our old home room 29 and our former home room teacher Miss Grav elm Our class Off-ICCIS th1s year were Presrdent Secretary Janet Stanhope Treasurer Mary Ap pleby Our Student Councxl members that year were Walter Tlsdale and Charles Muller The faculty mcluded Miss Gravelm Mrs Smith Mlss Huntley Mrss Prest Miss Pratt Miss Hall Mrs Dunn Mr Grover Mr May and Mr Kotzan The socral events of the year mcluded the Penny Farr the Chrrstmas Dance and the St Patricks Dance All were great fmancral and socral successes In the f1eld of sports the Seniors were repre sented by Walter Trsdale and Allan Plrmpton Thrs was the Hrst year Old Lyme Hlgh ever had a soccer team and although they falled to wm any of the games scheduled the spmt was there These two boys were also outstand mg ln the Helds of basketball and baseball Thus you have the hrstory of the class of 1944 And now as we prepare to pack up our books and pencils to leave we are struck not by a slgh of relref but by a srgh of regret be cause now that rt IS time to leave we have suddenly realrzed that our school days wrll probably be the happrest days of our llves I 1 3 . 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Y a A - I ' C ass Prophecy It us the year 1954 and pucture yourself un the Post War World Takung off un my Helucopter I hopped down to the largest Trans Atlantuc Aur base near New York Because of dufhcultues un ar rangung my trup I was advused by the stewardess to see the Presudent of the Company Upon beung admutted to a supercolossal offuce I notuced a luttle man swungung un a swuvel chaur He appeared to look luke someone I had known back un hugh school days Suddenly he exclaumed Why hello anet' Who else could ut be but my old fruend Charlue Muller We got to talkung of the where abouts of other classmates He asked me uf I had seen any of them lately I told hum I hadnt H pressed a button and one of the most allurung sophustucated secretarues brusked un I could hard ly realuze ut was Mary Speurs standung besude me My' how New York had changed her Busuness was forgotten for awhule and we dus cussed old tumes As late afternoon approached Charlue unsusted that we all dune at a nute spot known as the Tusdale Rendezvous I was thrulled to death to thunk that I was to patronuze one of New Yorks swanky nught clubs Where had I heard that name before? Oh yes' I remember ut was back un 44 there was a fellow named Tus dale un our class could ut be that he had left the hulls of Hamburg? Upon enterung the Rendezvous we were greeted by Mr Walter Tusdale the host After renewung acquaintances we were ushered to a reserved table where Mr Tusdale assured us we show As we were enjoymg our delughtful ounner the lughts were lowered It was announced that the guest performer of the evenung would be tluat sensatuonal Rumba Queen Senoruta Lacheta Rosuta Nancy Fraser and her dashung dancung partner Senor Amerugo Fernandez Allan Pllmpton Cortez I never would have recognuzed them un theur gay colored South Amerucan dress We summoned our host Mr Tusdale and asked that the entertamers be brought to our table after theur show Talkung to them we commented on theur excellent perform ance They told us they had luved un South Amer uca for the last five years acqurrung the Latun Amer ucan characterustucs It was revealed to us they had been marrued and were now tourung the Unuted States We broke up after thus delughtful evenung spent among my old classmates Whule sleepung peacefully the next mornung I was awakened by the screamung of surens Lookung out the wundow I saw an ambulance and a crowd of people flocked around what remauned of a mar oon plastuc lumousune one of those latest motorung creatuons wuth the all glass tops nothung to ob struct your vuew Poor druver she probably had been out all nute and just now tryung to get back to her Park Avenue Apartment I reached for my glasses to get a good look Someone un a whute uniform was leanung over a small figure now lufted to a stretcher I notuced that the nurse had pretty black curls They seemed famuluar but I could not quute place them After eatung breakfast I proceeded up town Newsboys everywhere were yellung Extra Ex tra read all about ut My curuosuty gettung the best of me I bought a paper Readung the account un the paper I notuced ut was about Vurgunua Leugh a famous actress formerly from Old Lyme De cudung to see uf she was the gurl I knew un our class of 44 I went to see her at the Harkness Meducal Hosputal Upon enterung a room I col luded wuth a nurse that seemed to be almost on the run I looked up and saw those black curls agaun I now realuzed that ut was Mary Appleby e was on her way to see the new patuent that was brought un so I went wuth her Lookung at t us luttle hgure I was much amazed to see that ut was Vurgunua Muller poor kud stull unconscuous Askung Mary about her she told me Vurgunua had been actung for many years She was now playung the leadung part un her husband s latest play A I had to catch the 2 30 plane to New Mexuco I bade farewell to Mary Enterung the plane a pretty stewardess showed me to my chaur Whule makung me comfortable she talked contunuously If I wanted to complaun ut would have been of no use She looked famuluar but I was too occupued to recognuze her As the plane soared toward the heavens I began to suffer a headache As the stewardess offered her assust ance she looked at me strangely as uf she recog nuzed me She asked me uf I had ever luved un Con nectucut and dud I attend the Old Lyme School I told her I had and of course asked her She saud are you kuddun rught away I knew ut could be no other than Barbara Brodeur Duscussung past events and what our classmates were doung Bar bara told me she heard Ruth Maynard was luvung un New Mexuco As I was gomg there I would look her up Landung at Sante Fe Munucupal Aur port I hurruedly made reservatuons at The Brunker Hotel As the hotel was hot and stuffy I decuded to go take a look at thus beautuful landscape No tucung what was once a well kept farm and now seemed shut down I decuded to look around En terung the yard two large growlung black dogs darted around me Afraud to move I just stood and stared In the doorway was a rather pretty woman and behund her stood what must be her husband He seemed much older than she Feelung self conscuous I gazed at the house and saw small heads un most every wundow Goung nearer to the woman I notuced she had bug brown eyes I remem bered back un hugh school a gurl un our class had brown eyes Could thus be Ruth Maynard the gurl I always knew to be so dugnufied9 Funally rec ognuzung me she spoke Several weeks ago l was unfortunate enough to get un the way of a reckless druwer and because of that ended up un the hosputal wuth a broken leg Much to my amazement I heard a famuluar vouce and when I finally opened my eyes I found I had not been dreamung It was a grrm realuty I was un the hosputal and of all people anet Stan hope was my nurse We had a wonderful con versatuon although her work was neglected A uf she ever dud any' She told me that ummeduately after school she had left tl' little hamlet of South Lyme and taken up nursung un the largest cuty she could fund New York She was now luvung wuth her husband a Naval ofhcer un an ultra modern apartment un one of New York s swankuest hotels anet had advanced to head nurse and was en yoyung her work ummensely About thus tume she was called elsewhere leavung me wonderung why she had decuded to leave the farm She always loved to feed the chuckens Ruth Maynard ' 7 7 7 Q ' V ' , ' Sh ' , , h. . . . , . I ' , , . ' ' ' ' . s , ' ' . e 2 , , . ' - 7 . . . . . , . . , ' - . . , ' ' 7 . . ' . 3 . . ' 9 ' ,. . - 9 l ' I - could get an excellent view of an on-coming floor j , , ' ' 7 . . , , . . , . ' In , ' . . . . , g , . . , . , . . V s . . D , . - . - ' ' ' .J - . l . I . ' ' . s I . . D I . , . I A. 1 . A , y - , - I - . , , . . 3 . , N571 6121522 EH-f J Will You may forget these words, oh Seniors And your thoughts about this school may die But these gifts will be your reminder Of four years at Old Lyme High So you can keep the class accounts straight And not get to hed-too late Mary we'll giye this account book to you To balance the records. 'Whoop to do. Because you wear them out so fast Because you scuff from class to class We'll give you Barbara this stamp to use To buy another pair of shoes Saybrook s not so far away But if you plan to go and stay Take this ticket Duddie from us So you can tray el on the bus If in Hamburg you must stay Here s something to keep the woly es away Now all the fellows can sing and say Pistol Packin Maynard s out to play If with the girls you d like to click Spinach yust wont do the trick So Charlie if you want to grow Take this bag of Vigoro Because its the style to match your man In what you wear as well as you can Well giye Virginia this Henna Shampoo So she can haye that red hair too To keep your figure neat and trim So all your friends will call you Slim Here s some candy Allan for you To eat and eat as you always do When into the cold cruel world you roam We want you always to think of home To remind you of your cackling crew Tizzle long we ve had a hunch That you dont get enough for lunch So take these loaxes of bread and stuff Until you re sure you ve had enough Jr 1: wk ak GII'I 'IO THE GIVER To Mary Speirs who plans to be a prnate secretary I give sitting on the bosss bony knees Barbara A Brodeur Y 7 7 ' I Y ' Y - Take this feather duster Janet do . Y , , 7 I this soft, clowny pillow, in order that she will be comfortable while Last Wrll and Testament We the Senror Class of 1944 of Old Lyme Hrgh Schoo' Old Lyme Connectr cut Unrted States of Amerrca berng of unsound mrnd bad manners doubtful re lrabrlrty and trustworthrness and drshonesty hereby decree that thrs document be the last sane Wrll and Testament of the Senror Class Nancy Fraser hereby leaves her pert sense of humor to ean Rasmussen who seems to be slrghtly slow on the draw Remember ean you arnt no prstol packrn mama Mary Sperrs leaves her abrlrty to peck the typewrrter to Thomas fPorkyj Wrlbur so he can rmpress Mrss Graselrn wrth hrs peckrng-on the typewrrter of course Mary Appleby leaves her beautrful Southern New England bell lrke vorce whrch we hear so often oxer our recerver screamrng Number please or Sorry you wrll have to lrmrt your call to five mrnutes to Eugene Adams who never seems to be able to get hrs words out wrthout a grggle rn Englrsh Class Eh what Mrss Hall? anet Stanhope leaves her great beauty whrch I am sure has rmpressed us all especrally the opposrte sexj to Norma Zrmmerman so she can rmpress Saybrook more Not that she rsnt beautrful but you could use more couldnt you Norma ?j Vrrgrnra Muller leaves her quretness and good behavror to the great Sherwood Grrlhth who trres hard but we all make mrstakes dont we Shrrt? Ruth Maynard leaves her A s whrch she has collected ower her four years at O L H S fand she must have qurte a collectronj to Lee Brooke Lee rf you would cut out lookrng at the grrls and look at the books she mrght leave them to some more deservrng person Barbara Brodeur leaves her beautrful frgure and peaches and cream complexron wrth a lrttle less around the warstlrne Charles Muller leaves hrs job rn ames Drug Store fthrs rs a plug Mr james worth about 552 502 to jack Appleby whose unbounded love for Mr ames rs felt rn the seat of hrs pants whenever he dares venture rnto the store Allan Plrmpton leaves hrs crgarettes crgars and prpes to john Madrson whom we hope wrll hang them up for souvenrrs as the Brble says john lead us not rnto temptatron And I Walter Txsdale lease my vrne swrngrng abrlrty to anyone who dares ven ture rnto the wrlds of Hamburg and then I just leave before someone calls the polrce statron Grven under my hand and seal Oscar' Oscar' Where rn the devrl are you Oscar? You dont know Oscar he s my pet seal Oh here he rs Now grven under my hand whrch hand rrght or left? Oh well grven under my foot and seal at the school thrs day of june 1944 By hrs honor Walter H Trsdale CZIKOWSKY FRED U S A . l ' all x ' l y J 1 . 1 , . . c U , . Q ' , ' . fslowly curdlingj to Dorothy Haynes who has the peaches and cream but could do . . I Most Srczrzsztzos of Class o 44 Best fxgure Best dancer Best personalrty Most studrous Most bashful Most brrlllant Actor or Actress Clown Neatest Best natured W1tt1est Most lrlxely to ucceed Woman hater Man hater Most flrrtatrous Best athlete Flrst to be marrled Most Class Class Class Most muslcal pessxmrst opt1m1st borrower dxgnnfred to be admrred Best lookrng Greatest heartbrealxer Best sport Class wrsecraclter unetest Tallest Shortest Speedrest Slowest Most prompt Most talkatne Most hard workmg Cheerlest Most angelrc Greatest reader Dreamrest Most conslderate Prettxest harr Prettrest eyes Prettlest smxle BOX S XX'alter Txsdale Allan Pllmpton Walter Tlsdale Charles Muller Allan Pllmpton Charles Muller Walter Trsdale Walter Txsdale Allan Plrmpton Walter Trsdale Walter Txsdale Charles Muller Charles Muller Walter Trsdale Walter Tlsdale Charles Muller Allan Pllmpton Allan Plrmpton Walter Txsdale Walter Trsdale Charles Muller Walter 'lrsdale Walter Trsdale Charles Muller Walter Trsdale Allan Plrmpton Walter Trsdale Charles Muller Walter Tlsdale Allan Pllmpton Walter Txsdale Walter Txsdale Charles lvfuller Charles Muller Allan Plrmpton Charles Muller Allan Plrmpton Allan Plrmpton Walter T1sdale Allan Plnmpton Allan Plrmpton GIRLS Nancy Fraser Barbara Brodeur Mary Sperrs Ruth Maynard V1rg1n1a Muller Ruth Maynard Mary Sperrs Nancy Fraser anet Stanhope anet Stanhope Nancy lraser Mary Appleby Ruth Maynard Nancy Fraser Nancy Fraser Nancy Fraser Vrrgrnna Muller Barbara Brodeur Mary Appleby Barbara Brodeur anet Stanhope anet Stanhope Nancy lraser anet Stanhope Mary Appleby Ruth Maynard Mary Appleby Barbara Brodeur Mary Appleby Barbara Brodeur Mary Appl by Barbara Brodeur Ruth Maynard Mary Appleby Ruth Maynard Mary Appleby Mary Appleby Ruth Maynard janet Stanhope Vlfglnla Muller Ruth Maynard . . f l ' .......................,..,..................... 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I A 4, J, 'Wwgfl f ,iw -'ff-3,91 r f ., F' .Q 135 .a- 4 5 Q8 Q ai 2-Fin-f m mt-fs: KX il X VM LMA- 47' ,.!'L, :gf if E A Cf!! n 1 nf I fr-7 il x f ffm X , gg S Z BOYS AIRPLANE CLUB Wrllram Hull Bernard Rrce Carl Kotzan Arthur Crowley joseph Bolorquez Duane Bug Bugbee Robert Pflomm james Spelrs jack Appleby Wrllram I-Iartung Davrd Cooksley Bert Dean Wrllrs Umberger Robert Foley john Madrson R1chard Bugbee Searles Dean George Coxe George Bentley Wrlllam Tooker Henry Damels Maunce McCarthy Lu Verne Peck joseph Moore Richard Mc Govern Mr Kotzan Advlsor GIRLS AIRPLANE CLUB 'ET' Frances Mather, Dorothy Griffith, Marion Green, Frances O'Connor, Barbara Tisdale, Dorothy Daniels, Constance Ludington, Dorothy Peck, Mary Davy, joyce Downing. Mr. Kot- zan, Advisor. ARCHERY ulnan Muller lclloy Grccn Bcrnrrd Rrce Wnllram Hull Carl Kotzm Joseph Boyorqucz xmes Spenrs Vyrllram Hartung, W'1ll1s Lmberger Bert Dean Daxrd Cooksley Robert Foley Wfllbur Pflomm Fugene Adams Halen Branshcld eanctte Corsxno Marrlyn Emerson Frmces Mather Carl Maynlrd Dorothy Pcclx Carolyn Saunders Maurlcc McCarthy Duane Bugbce Lee Brooke Serrlcs Dean GCt7fj.L Coxc Robert Pflomm Robert Bughce Shrrley Saunders Wrllram Toolcer Henry Damcls Mary Dayy Barbara Mathrason Mr Kotzan and Mr Grover Advrsors GIRLS SHOP Joyce Houlrhan Joyce Doyxnrng Mary Dayy Olrye Bransflelcl Helen Bransfield Barbara McKernan Constance Ludrngton Marcrl Frederrcl-:son Theo Champron Jeanette Corsrno Mar rlyn Emerson Lrllran Mannrel Allene Roche Alourse Bramble Betty Meyer Mary JO Rice Astrnd Mather Catherme McKernan Dorothy Peck Marjorre Stanhope Elrzaheth Green Dor othy Grrfhth Frances Mather Marlon Green Sarah Waldron Leonre Lougee Betty Weaver Mrs Dunn Mrss Hall Mr Kotzan Advrsor HOMEMAKING CLUB 74 1, Betty Mathiason Clara Stanton Mary can Raymond Thelma Cailcoyxsky Anita Bugebce Jessie Stanton Ruth Havens Betty Anderson Lucie Hart Betty Goss Barbara Mithiason Shir ley McKernan Carolyn Tucker Rosemarie Czikovssky Catherine Madison Barbara Bump Marie Rasmussen Natalie Madison INancy Madison Pauline Madison eanette Corsino Lillian Manniel Marilyn Emerson Dorothy Peck Mrs Smith Advisor CRAFT CLUB Lillian Manniel, Maurice McCarthy, Betty Mathiason, Barbara Mathiason, Clara Stanton, M'ary jean Raymond, Allene Roche, Barbara McKernan, Joyce Houlihan, Betty Goss, Marilyn Emerson, Jeanette Corsino, Joyce Downing, Mary Davy, Helen Bransfield, Thelma Czikowsky, Anita Bugbee, Olive Bransheld, Dorothy Haynes, Betty VC'eaver, Robert Bugbee, Natalie Mad- ison, Nancy Madison, Pauline Madison, Betty Anderson, Theo Champion, Lucie Hart, Ruth Havens, Wfilliam Hull, Carl Kotzan. Mrs. Dunn, Advisor. LEADERS CLUB Wrlbur Pfiomm Hom ard Hammcrly Eugene Adlms Thomas Wxlbur john Madrson Mar jorle Brodeur Pitrncra OConnor Shxrlcj. Jones Madelme McC1rthy Shrrley LNLCKCYHIH Mary jo R1ce Norma Zrmmerman joseph Moore Stephen Hoag LuVerne Pack Rlchard Bugbee jackne Bugbcc Vrola Goss june Dean Rrchard McGovern Mr Grover Adusor CHEERLEADERS First Strmg Ivfarv SPCIIS Captain Alouxse Bramble Betty Iwfexer Norma Zrmmerman Mary jo Rrce Nancy Fraser Second Stung., Catherme McKernan Leader Mary Champron Alxce Abbott Carolyn Tucker Patrrfx.-1 Into Barbara Txsclale Frances O Connor Shxrley jones Shlrley McKernan Mane Rasmussen M155 Gravehn Advlsor T . Y ,, .V 1 4 1 ' 1 1' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' , ' ' 11 , ' Q ' , . f 1 1 1 fr 1 1 1 11 3 1 ' 1 1 1 1 41 1 1 ' - 1 - 1 , 1 1 , , 1 y , , 1 , ' 1 ' 1 1 1 s 1 1 :S Q - 1 - EIGHTH GRADE DRAMATICS CLUB Astrrd Mather Nancy Madrson Natalie Liadrson Robert Foley Betty Anderson Phyllrs Peck Searles Dean Bert Dean james Patterson -Iackre Appleby Wrllrs Umberger jr julxan Muller Robert Pllomm Mrss Prest Advisor M' LYME LIGHT Constance Ludmgton Lucre Hart Marcxa Frederrckson Theo Champron Betty Anderson Ruth Havens Joseph Iwfoore Carolyn Saunders Stephen Hoag Harry Hart Thomas Wllbuf Carolyn Tucker Patrrcra Into Elrza beth Champron Jeanne Branshcld Alrce Abbott Charles Muller Walter Trsdale Harry Champion Barbara McKernan Marjorre Stanhope Mary Spelrs Norma Zzmmerman Nancy Frascr Betty Anderson Mrs Dunn and Mrss Hall Adusors STUDENT COUNCIL Eugene Adams Presrdent Cather me McKernan Secretary Walter T15 dale Charles Muller Alice Abbott George Emerson Carolyn Saunders Harry Hart Astrrd Mather Robert Foley Allene Roche Duane Bugbee Mrss Huntley Advrsor 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . Y . 1 1 , . . . , . QN- ' a s 4 0 X 5 . . ,' Ui..- . , . , , 5 S . ! 7 liz 1 1 1 1 1 ix 1 1 '1 A I 1 - 1 Q 1 , . L , . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . SENIOR CHOIR Alouise Bramble, Betty Meyer, Dor- othy Peck, Carolyn Saunders, Made- line McCarthy Elizabeth Griswold anet Coxe Barbara Brodeur Patricia OConnor INorma Zimmerman Mary Champion Patricia Into essie Stan ton Shirley MCKernan Carolyn Tuck er Rosemarie Czikovssky Barbara Bump Ruth Hayens Mr May Ad visor QA ORCHESTRA cttc C ovxlcy Y irunit Mu cr IN aurite McC1rthy R hctt llloim 1 1 n It L1 rg, 1 st n c in tt in L wry. Ctxt I to tmtion Bar art Mttiits n lN tri lyn Imcrson ohn Midison Doro y btithth IN lN ty A xisor 0 - s +1 'H' f tl Q JUNIOR CHOIR Allene Roche Lillian Manmcl Bar bara hfathiason Joyce Houlihan Bet ty Goss Marilyn Emerson Jeanette Corsmo Joyce Downing Mary Davy Helen Bransfield Olive Bransfield Lucie Hart Betty Anderson Astrid Mather Phyllis Peck Jessie Stanton Dorothy Peck Betty Mathiason Dor othy Haynes Theo Champion M May Advisor . ell- J , , f ' ' v . , . . 3 J . - N A , ' - A U ' V g , ' 7. O C J' . ' -X J ,, I i I l - , f I V A I , V I 7 i D l 1 V v -' I 1 n Q A r , J , - ie , ' ' , b . f. , O40 ' ,' . V fl' S S ,I A ' 1 f- , . , S A E 1 . fs-f ' -F x 2, N 1' t . ' ' . 3 -4 A J Juli' ' .r '-', '. ll-, f I' C A ', U -' D IH, 4 Jul'.i Btllt-r,Juli.1n lily, Suu re li n- if ' :V cr - ,C.t1'oly'n Saunders, Shirl Ayylr cs, - in l.i' liwolv, Gc '- Qv.', 'ill' - t' - - Ch. 1' . . be . . lfjo , I. '- ' T 4 ,J . f , th . fr. Ig, tl , . I u SOPHOMORES A11CC Abbott Alomsc Bfllll 16 nm 151 1sl1cl L 'K ara iump Ill3Ll1 Cham mn Iwhry Illcn Clnmpron P1111 Qrovnlu ROSCIHIIIC Czrlsoxxslu XX1rrLn Imer son Arthur Hrsltrll Drud H1115 P1tr1c11 Into Crtlurmr M1tl1wn Carl 1 nard L1ll'lLL L ci Bat!! Lfevcr Crrnlmr 1LlC1xLI' btoru 71111 merman Mrss Pratt Cllss Adusor FRESHMEN Agncs Blrclcxxtll IYIIFIOYIC Brodeu 6 B1 c lolm lingslwce Rxcmr Bug cc lmnt Com nm Darn V1ol :oss Lrxxom r1t1t1 ll1z1 ct mm Hzrt Qtcplnn Ho xr u 1ms ndrn Lu Lougcc Nlttlrlrm hfrfirtlu Rmharr IKICG xcrn Qlnrlu Nlclxrrnm lostp mort l11Yt1nc lu Mmn Run C lnrrrs wsu Ytm 1 ifilfl N Cl' lLl'Ul'l H111 Cl ass Ads rsor JUNIORS Eugene Adams 1015 Bonfoey Ray Bugbee Harry Cl1.1mp1on juhette Crowley jul1an Ely Elrzabcth Green, Lee Halyburton, Howard Hammerly, Norma Jorgensen, Donald Lougee, john Mad1son, Catherme McKeman, Wfrlbur Pflomm, jean Rasmussen, Mary jo R1ce, CUIIIS Rogers, Shuley Saunders, Iwfarjonc Stanhope, Law rcnce Stanton, Norma Z1mmerman M155 Huntley, Class Adv1sor Le ' tfrt lv, , A. 'l Cf, S11-' lG'l'l, fllvl Grf '1l.l,l-larry . ,. -w - ag S111-j ,lr kluslln 1.1 A . 'mi U .--','A '..,f' All '-'-li, . ms sen, Q.11'1wl1'n 3.11 lr .-1 7 f, trn B. 1. 1 ,l4lksl.llL'. Allv-t XX'.ll Sarah xxailxlfflll. 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SOCCER TEAM mr H1 lull D nz t Vw ur Pflum lulllfl Flx Duxtl Bron HK-lfkl Himmwlx H ffl Hmpmn trtr 1 om lxltllSOI1 Shcrxuwd Grx tn I' YUXL Althouf h thxs vue our first yew of soccer our boys lmrncd qu1te 1 blt They tlulnt gun muth IH xxmnmf the Kmmc but tuned more IU cxpcrlcmc intl Qhovtet good spnrlt m l sportsmm Imp m xll the lfIN.Slll1lfl1Cy pluctl XX c hun mu h Lon fldCHLClI1llllb first sottcr tum of O I H 5 md arc sure thxt next yur they vull go on retord as a vunnmg tcam Artl .N '- , .1 .ltl I,tvt1g:cc,C.1rI Xl.lf'I1.lI'nl, 4ll1 z 11.7 '. . . lm H v ' . A .1 1' Cl. ' , XX'.l - 'I stl.1lc, ,I I f. f , 1 ' 'tli' George Zimmerman. Lac Halyhurton. Mnngagcrs-'I'lmonus XX'ill1ur and Shirley Saunders Cfrw.ln'l1-All . G 'r. ,J '. 1. . ' 4 , ' . ' . ' . ' 1' . L' , . S' ' . QL 1 Q' 'V' L Q ' - BOYS BASKETBALL Frret Term HIFFX Champron Carl Maynard Hovmrd I-Ilmmcrl Vkrlhur Pflomrn Dun LUKLLC L H1 x urtmn ecom 1.1111 a nr rm 1 4 om um n 1 n F 1 wood Grrrhrh Stephen H1 rg Shrrley Srunders I'ug,cnz, A urs Hrrry Hrrt Irckrn Appk 5 Durd Brooke Drckre Bugbee M1n1p,ers Thomra Wrlhur ind R1yBu1.,bcL Colch Mr Grown GIRLS' BASKETBALL Elrzabeth Champron Catherme McKernan Betty Meyer Carolyn Saunders Madelrne McCarthy Shrrley McKernan Shrrley jones Mary Champron Nancy Fraser Mary jo Rrce Constance Luclmgton Norma Zrmmerman Alourse Bramble Patrxcra OConnor Agnes Black well, Marlon Green, Marjorre Stanhope, janet Stanhope Coach Mr Grover 9 11111 L, La- .1511 1 . S- 1 rf LW 11- TI 1.14, J 1 MQ 1' 1 ,111111 .1y, she- ' In ' 1. ,S' I 1 ' J11,', 1 ' 4 wb' A X.7 BOYS BASEBALL aclcre Bughee Donald Lougee Carl Maynard Wnlbur Pflomm Shervsood Grrfhth Harry Champion Allan Plrmpton Xwalter Trsdale john Madxson Howard Hammerly Julian Ely Manzgers Shrrlcy Saunders Thomas Wrlbur and Joseph Moore Coach Mr Grover f I GIRLS' SOFTBALL Elnzabeth Champron Marlorxe Stanhope Catherme McKernan Betty Meyer Carolyn Saun ders Shrrley jones Shrrley McKernan Patrrcra OConnor Lors Bonfoey Alourse Bramble Nor ma Zrmmerman Nancy Fraser janet Stanhope Mary jo Rrce Madelme McCarthy Frances O 'f ,,. ,,'VJ IJ ff, f' K ,, 9 i l I v -' v - v V v ' my , , t ,D ' .. fo! 4 m, ,- L, X V 7 7 7 I ' v I I 7 i - y 1 3 3 D , , . -. . Connor Agnes Blackwell Maman Green Coach Mr Grover BEST XX ISHFS to the CLASS OF 1944 PEIR PLUMBING AIND HEA PING Phone Lyme 91 7 QOMPLIMENTS OI EUGENE CZIKOWSKY r Co MIATS GROCERIIS AND BAKERY F pup Chocolates COMPLIMLNTS oi CARLETON F JEWETT QOMPLIMENTS OI W H GRISWOLD s s PIFRCE Co GROCERIES 100 ACRES RESTAURANT Shore Rd Route 156 HOME COOKING LOBSTERS-CHICKEN SEA FOODS OUR SPECIALTY W L bake our own ples and rolls Tel 386 2 Jos I Tarala prop I ,I -, - OLD LYME, CONN. I 1- 'L on. na:.conn, g CON1IIIN1I'XlTS OI CONIPIINHNTS O1 ROSE MANNERS BEAUTY SAYBROOK HARDXVARE CO SHOP SAUNDER S GARAGE SHIRIIH A MLNDER5 Irop PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE R tel Olil me CON1IIINIL'XI'IS OI COMPIIMINTS OI THE GIFT MART SPEIRS GARAGE of Blukhall Conn ..J.12. Q. -tif ' 9 ' if ' 7 ' ' J . OU L .y ' listablislmcd 1920 fr. 9.1 71 M : 1 - Y: COMPLIMENTS OF 1 A ROWLAND C0 GENERAL MERCHANDISE c OMPLIMENT 5 OI DON REYNOLDS E R CHAMPION 84 SON RPSIDI-INT INSL RANCI1 AGENTS Old Ly me Conn COMPLIMENTS OF OLD LYME BEAUTY SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF OLD LYME INN f N COMPLIMENTS OI X193 ll COMPLIMENTS OF DAVIS GIFT SHOP M L PATRICK SHOES MENS FURNISHING SPORTING GOODS an STATIONERY Telephone 565 When You Are In Saybrook Make Thls Your Headquarters COMPLIMENTS or BOXWOOD MANOR Old Lg. me Conn ALICE ROGERS SHOP BOOKS TOYS GIFTS rffw COMPLIMENTS OF SAYBROOK GARAGE CO INC X592 d ' I I Saybrook, Connecticut I II GOOD LLCK AIND BEST XWISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1944 Ploneer Farm Producers of Pure ersey Mnlk and Cream Natural Milk or Pasteurlzed Chocolate Mxlk a Specnalty Black Hall Connecticut CENTRAL PHARMACY M1 rm Street at Shefleld Strcct Old Slybroolx Conn C omplxmentb of JAMES PHARMACX COXIPLIMENTS Ol T U TUULE S! SONS INC Publlshers Stamford Conn o J . Jos. Ranelli, Ph. G., Reg. Phar. 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