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

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1946 volume:

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Gkroniczz of lyme 3400! reaenfecl Ay fke Senior 6415 1946 ,4 clafmw. Tomorrow the Class of 1946 must face the whole world and fight alone for a place in it. Such a task will demand of these students all of the wisdom, insight and knowledge that we as teachers have tried to instill in them these past four years. The future citizen and leader needs to know more than that offered by the passing show of movies radio and magazines-he must know how to vote intelligently and to participate in the community enterprises to which he is morally committed The Class of 1946 reallzes that preparation for useful work IS necessary if they are to l1ve a full life and they now realize that the time spent ln school was well spent They are the youth of today and our builders of tomorrow We hope that they w1ll not let us down 2 1946 l LO0 5? ROSEMARIE CZIKOWSKY BETTY ANN MEYER LITERARY BOARD JEANNE BRANSFIELD BEATRICE METCALF BARBARA BUMP ART CAROLYN TUCKER PHOTOGRAPHY ELIZABETH CHAMPION DAVID HoA SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ALOUISE BRAMBLE GEORGE ZIMMERMAN Gzrls Sports Boys Sports MARY ELLEN CHAMPION Clubs BUSINESS STAFF GEORGE EMERSON CATHERINE MADISON Busmess Manager Advertrsmg FACULTY ADVISOR HELEN S C1-IRISTENSEN 3 W L a Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor G WILLIS H UMEERGER Supermtendent of Schools Yale Umverslty A B Columbia Unlverslty MA ,nick N 1' fc! lyme I 945 JANET M HALL Wheaton College A B M 0 HARRY R HAZARD JR Columbla Umverslty AB MA cv' MIRIAM H SMITH FLORENCE M DUKE Rhode Island State College Worcester Teachers College B S E 3 X CARL A KOTZAN ALMA S Som-HARD Teachers College of Un1vers1tyofMame BS Conn ctlcut e QM 1 ff 4 . we ,, in A n ' 7 ' , up . 9 I' '2 5.4 9 , 'f 'if' ' 1 I , y Y' A xl N k I ! .-,, B.s. , , . . ., H I I , Y- gaaftkg Jwfgft cszfwof 1946 ROGER M GROVER EILEEN H CARLSON Springfield College BS Wheaton College University of New Hampshire ME ELEANOR P HAZARD Cooper Union Art School Cornell Umverslty AM X :gr RUTH A PREs'r Worcester Teachers College B S'E J 'C s 41e,,,u.c,f F- HELHW S. CHRISTENSI-:N Senior Class Advisor Temple University B.S. University of Connecticut M THELMA E Dlcxson University of Vermont Middlebury College MA EARL R BERRY I jmnd Instructor in Music .A. , C L 9' ' 1 , .. H ,A.B. he Y I 5 ,A V7 A- -I Q' R 6: gh, C Y V i U I u B.S. , ' - X K' 31 ' 5 il x 3s 3 5: X X 'Sf 8 .M ' .0 J-W. WK Qs u Q ' Q 1 ki V X' , Q, I ,. X ., Fr, 43, , IE' 5,-Y. 4 J SW' :aa 1 x. ' . f5lll!L.aJ' M41 QU , 'aff 1, 15 EF. EER, I E .1 K guifclerd of jomorrow tional Church, first built in 1817, once served as camp- ing ground for Lafayette's troops during the revolu- tionary period. -at -5 1. mwwnanmwm 'lilllluu-,-,, A student government group learning to take their part in democratic life. The Lyme Art Gallery, with its many exhibits by local artists, affords inspiration to all students and faculty. -..4 iam .A -r 'iif' W ri' ,M 3.1 Qc' 1,25 FQ EY u . ' Emi These students are acquiring one of the necessary techniques of democracy -freedom of dis- cussion. :Af P, n :A 1 mf his In the chemistry lab students have an opportunity to check theory against actuality. Enjoying the companionship of good friends and good food while learning the fundamentals of homemaking. 3 I rl suit nt N W BETTY ANN MEYER Bet Secretarial School eniord GEORGE WARREN EMERSON Em U. S. Navy Aif Corps 18 A man of independent mind and speech. School Play, 1, 35 Archeryg Orchestra, Class President, 3, 4g Lyme Light, 1g Prom Committee, 3g Dance Com- mnttees Shorelme Forum Conference 2, Track Meet 2, 3 Student Councll 2 Yearbook Busmess Manager 4 Forceful wlth a talent for gettmg thmgs done en dowed wxth an average amount of grey matter Em IS all thls and handsome too Many IS the tlme that the class of 46 has been glad to have such an efficlent leader Shes petite and Izttle as can be and pretty oo It s plam to see Softball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 Assxstant Captaxn 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Leaders Club 1 Prom Commxttee 3 Dance Commlt tees Forum Club 4 Shorelme Forum Conference 3 Class V1cePres1dent 1 2 Secretary 3 Treasurer Lyme Lxght Busmess Manager 3 Sports Edltor 4 Yearbook Assocxate Edxtor 4 Betty IS small but oh my a better l1ttle worker cannot be found. No task IS too dxfhcult lf xt contrxbutes to someones happiness. Qs NJN I'l iNlll't'l' QA Su, 81150124 VIVIAN ALOUISE BRAMBLE College A lady wzth a Iot of pep the best sport that you have ever met Softball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Fleld Hockey 3 4 Forum Club 3 Shop 3 Shorelme Forum Confer ence 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Kmttmg Club 3 Cheer leaders 1 2 3 Captam 4 Glee Club2 4 Constltutxonal Conventlon 3 Lyme Light features 3 alumn14 Class Presldent 1 Treasurer 2 V1ce Presldent 4 Student Councll V1cePres1dent 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Year book 4 DAR Award 4 War O L H S wxll miss Al not alone for her good natured self but also for excellent athletlc abzhty Sccrctars Vuc Presldc nt ROSEMARIE CZIKOWSKY Rosle Teachers College of Connectxcut Serene and calm as an untroubled day Lyme Llght 3 Exchange Edltor 4 Glee Club 2 4 Spanish Club 3 Alrplane Club 1 Dance Committees Prom Commxttee 3 Class Vlce Presldent 3 Secretary 4 Dramatlcs Club 1 Yearbook Edntor 4 Although shy on the surface Rosle IS a merry com panlon when you get to know her JEANNE MARIE BRANSFIELD Tootsle Secretarxal School She works for what she gets but she gets what she works for Lyme Lxght Edrtor 3 4 Assistant Editor 2 Buslness Manager 1 Exchange 1 Forum Club Presxdent 3 4 Kn1ttmg Club 3 Glee Club 4 Dance Commlttees Prom Commlttee 3 Llbrarlan 1 2 3 Shorelme Forum Conference Secretary 3 Board of Dlrectors 2 3 4 Athletlc ASSOCl3t10n 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Cheer leadmg 1 Yearbook Llterary Board 4 Laurel Gxrls State 3 There are some of us who really have the most fr1endly p8I'S0l l8l1tl6S Tootsie IS m th1s group One s first xmpresslon of her 1S that she xs rather qulet but that IS only the first lmpresslon Vo-QL, BARBARA MAE BUMP Bumpy Undeclded Silent and quiet untzl you get to know het Lyme Light Elementary Edltor 4 Spamsh Club Comm1ttees Prom Commlttee 3 Glee Club 2 3 Yearbook Lxterary Board 4 Barbara IS one of our quxet studxous glrls who IS really the best pal ever Shes wlllmg to lend a hand and IS very generous wxth her thmgs 1 ELIZABETH MARCELLA CHAMPION Lrzz Secretarial School Busy at the typewriter busy as a bee Shes model office gzrl :ts plam to see Commerclal 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Home EC Club 1 Kmttmg Club 3 Spamsh Club 3 Glrls Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Lyme Llght Business Manager 2 Clrculatmg Manager and Head Typxst 4 Alumm 3 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Dance Committees Student Councxl Alternate 4 Yearbook 4 Hurrledly trymg to get the Lyme Lxght out on txme workmg at the Bee and Thxstle typmg mlmeograph mg Qpause here for breathj actxve m sports thats Lxzz an all round swell gal I2 - H ' U ' 17 H 22 . 1 . ! 9 7 l . 7 y . 9 v 1 5 I , , Q 31 , 1 , 9 ' 9 , 5 , , , : ' 1 7 Y Y Y ! 9 V l v v ' ' 3 7 Y 7 y , . , . 9 if ' fl' ' ff U 93 ' 18 ll ' ' ' D , . ' , ' , 9 ' ,3: Home Ec. Club, 1, 25 Airplane Club, lg Art, 15 Dance ' 1 ' . : , , s Y . Y ' ' ' Y 5 , . . ll ' It I ' 17 ' , . ' the ' 'I ' D P ' , A ' , , 9 , , 5 - , 9 xl . . . . D . , m 1 v 1 v v 9 5 7 3 1 Y K I U 9 .1 5 1 ' v 1 , Y Q 1 2 1 C . J . ! 3 i ' 1 1 v ' .4 ' - ' ' y I v 1 v A , , , . MARY ELLEN CHAMPION Mary' Undecxded Her conversation was brief her desire was to be srlent Cheerleading 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Lyme Light 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Field Hockey 3 Kmttmg Club 3 Dance Committees Prom Commlttee 3 Yearbook 4 Small but llvely shy yet quick to accept her respon SlbllltleS especially ln her home town and school ever obhgmg and eager to please aww College CATHERINE ANN MADISON Cathxe Undeclded Unperturbed by storms or flurry mclmed to work fsometrmesj but not to hurry Lyme Light C1rculat1on Manager 3 Business Mana ger 4 Glee Club 1 Knlttlng Club 3 Home Ec Club 1 2 Class Treasurer 3 Prom Commnttee 3 Dance Commlttees Yearbook Advertlsmg 4 What a happy world this would be lf we could all be as Jolly as Cathle Maybe we should take a few mstructlons on how to klll Dear Old Mr Gloom I3 DAVID HOAG Greenbean You come late yet you come Dance Commlttees Prom Commlttee 3 Student Councll 1 Track Meet 3 Class Secretary 1 Orches tra 2 3 4 Dramatxcs 3 Presxdent 4 Intramurals School Play 4 Speech 4 Yearbook 4 An all around man whose talents range from acting m our class plays to ch1ef projection operator for the school Hls contmual good sp1r1ts and ab1l1ty to organ xze and direct make hlm a favornte wxth all bww? Q' BEATRICE ANNE METCALF Bea Undeclded Sllence never troubles me talking rs my specialty Glee Club 1 2 Student Councxl 1 Dramatlcs 1 School Play 3 4 Home Ec Club 1 Lyme Lxght 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Dance Commlttees Yearbook L1terary Board 4 Under her alr of sophlstlcatlon there hes that sweet wmsome dxsposltxon that attracts all CAROLYN EUPHEM IA TUCKER Tuck College Appetxte comes from eatmg Glee Club 1 2 4 Cheerleadmg 1 2 Home Ec Club 1 Lyme Llght 1 3 Art Edltor 2 4 Intramurals 2 Class Treasurer 2 Spanxsh Club 3 Forum Club 4 Shorelme Forum Conference 4 Speech 4 Dance Com mlttees Prom Commlttee 3 Yearbook Art Edxtor 4 If you wlsh to see some of Tuck s work just glance at the art ln this book Not only that Carolyn has honored us by her membership 1n thls class Youve mlssed a lot lf you didnt know her 75 diff bvuQff fifftzy GEORGE CHARLES ZIMMERMAN Zlmba Undeclded O women thou dost not mterest me as yet Dance Commlttees Prom Commlttee 3 Student Coun cal Presldent 4 Shorelme Forum Conference 3 Bas ketball 1 2 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Foot ball 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Z1ms the xdol of many underclass lassles but all thexr pra1ses fall to move hmm he s a woman hater He IS one of our best athletes and president of the Student Councxl OLHS IS losmg one of xts best students when George leaves I4 :lv Luk 66155 .glafibficfi Class Colors . l .,., Forest Green and Silver Class Flower .r.......,.... Yellow TEA Rose Our glory consists not in never failing but in rising every time we fall. Most likely to succeed .r..,.., Best athlete .r,,,...., . . . Best looking .,r.... Best dancer ,,.. Best natured . . . Most talkative . . , Quietest . . . . . l Most Popular . . . Best dresser , . Wittiest .... Best figure . . . Prettiest hair . . . Prettiest eyes ..., Best personality . . . Most considerate ,. Class pessimist ........4..,.. Class optimist ..... , ........ Valedictorian . Jeanne Bransfield Alouise Bramble Betty Meyer Beatrice Metcalf Catherine Madison Elizabeth Champion Mary Champion Alouise Bramble Betty Meyer Beatrice Metcalf Elizabeth Champion Carolyn Tucker Beatrice Metcalf Catherine Madison Rosemarie Czikowsky Barbara Bump Catherine Madison George Emerson George Zimmerman George Zimmerman George Emerson David Hoag George Emerson George Zimmerman George Zimmerman George Zimmerman David Hoag George Zimmerman George Emerson George Emerson George Emerson David Hoag George Zimmerman David Hoag Salutatorian ,,,. . . , Balfour Key . . . Cfaaa Adforg QCLI' CCLI' SEPTEMBER 9 1942 I am too txred to wrxte much tonlght as today was the first day of my Fresh men year at OLHS It may be fun ln the future but do Freshmen get shoved around' OCTOBER 16 1942 In1t1at1on day was hectxc We were dressed up m bonnets and bxbs and before our torture was over those horrld upperclassmen marched us around the athletxc field before the football team and v1s1tors It was such a long day OCTOBER 1 1943 Today xt was our turn to welcome those small t1m1d 1ns1gn1ficant Freshmen We swaggered past the mcommg swarm of youngsters wxth the lmpertment axr of havmg been through xt ourselves and knowmg xt all We succeeded ln making them feel very mfantlle ln thexr long stockxngs and plg ta1ls MARCH 31 1944 just as m sprmg a young mans fancy turns to love the Sophomore class turned to gxvmg a dance The decoratlve Bug Dance was a financlal suc cess but the Huntmgton fire stole the show FEBRUARY 2 1945 It was a proud class that stepped back to vlew the gym the mght of our Jumor Prom The gym looked llke a wmter wonderland wlth green trees and soft lxghts The swlsh of long gowns mmgled wxth the musxc of Ivan Whxtes Orchestra whxch played for the now sophlstxcated couples APRIL 2 1945 The blg day at last' Our New York tr1p shows tours subways parks eleva tors and mxdnlght snacks three full days of fun' SEPTEMBER 5 1945 Senzors of 1946 at last our full txtle was bestowed upon us NOVEMBER 9 1945 Talk about hustle and bustle you should have seen the semor gxrls dressmg for the Fashzon Show What Mr Powers could have done to New York wlth some of those gals It was a chance of a life t1me' NOVEMBER 16 1945 Class plctures arrxved today Eek' Need we say more JUNE 1 1946 Lookmg back on our semor year we certamly were a busy crew edltmg the Lymen ralsmg money to have lt prmted sponsorxng the annual Chrnstmas dance and then finally all too soon june Week JUNE 7 1946 Commencement Day caps and gowns wobbly knees tears and dlplomas perhaps there really IS somethmg in that old saying Partmg IS such sweet sorrow I6 0 I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . , 1 ' as 11 ' , . 1 . . . . . . , 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . U . . , 11 g-N ,.- f-Q ,fx 31:1 OIQA-QC! 25 Apr1l7 1956 Admxral George W Emerson Umted States Navy Care of Uncle Sam Dear George Well here lt IS 1956 Ten years have passed s1nce you and I and the rest of the gang left Old Lyme Hlgh whlch set me to thmkmg about those Famous 46 rs and I dec1ded to look them up and see what they were domg Naturally Alouzse and I are st1ll the best of frlends She has been head coach for that champlon basketball qulntet the Callfornla Amazons and phys ed 1nstructor at the Un1vers1ty of Callfornla for the past four years I had a letter from Zim the woman hater of our class the other day Th1s w1ll surprlse you as It dld me he IS marrled and the proud father of two blond daugh ters I suppose you have heard the rumors gomg around Washlngton that he may be our next ambassador to England You must remember Elzzabeths ambltlon to become a clgarette g1rl she ful filled her w1sh and IS now workmg at the Stork Club Of course you have heard her on the blue network callmg from coast to coast Smoke Chesterfields Beatnce you know has been travelmg wlth summer stock but now has a part on Broadway and not only that she IS rehearsmg for a part 1n one of O Nexl s new plays In her spare txme she reads novels for the Lxterary Gulld Remember the settmgs Rosemarie and Barbara used to deslgn for our school affa1rs7 They now keep regular office hours ln thelr own workshop m New York and do stage show des1gn1ng Mary the quxet lass of our boxsterous group has chosen the domest1c way of lxfe and she and her husband have finally bought that house ln the country they've been dreammg of so long Carolyn our telephone operator has made good ln the professxon and IS now one of the executlves of the SNETC We hardly ever see Jeanne smce she moved to Washmgton and became a Whlte House secretary But surprlses of all surprlses her little son George who attends the first grade has none other than Cathze our best natured class member as h1s teacher You no doubt read m the papers that David won a sxlver lovmg cup for a speech he made m Pans on Womens Hats of Tomorrow When he 1Snt off makmg speeches NB C keeps hxm busy as one of thelr crack radxo announcers Well Admiral I had better close for now and get ready for rehearsal fYes I finally got that vocal part wlth Benny Goodman and h1s orchestra Q See you at our tenth annual reumon ln June Smcerely Betty l7 ,fs I ,f - 7 as H ! , . ' ' ' ' u 7 9 77 I 7 7 - . , ' . . . . ' U H 7 7 ' . . . , . , 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' sc 7 77 ' 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 Y I -G . ff 'e N alrona anal afroneuea Mrs Thomas R Ball Mrs Wells Barney Earl R Berry Mr 85 Mrs Horat1oL Blglow Lols E Bonfoey GM 3fc Douglas E Bramble Pfc Malcolm E Bramble 'Mr 85 Mrs PercyD Bramble V1v1an A Bramble S lfc Edward john Bransfield Jeanne M Bransfield Mr 85 Mrs John L Brevoort Mr 85 Mrs Herman Bump Elleen H Carlson Mr 85 Mrs Norman Carlson Mr 85 Mrs C V Champlon El1zabeth M Champxon Mrs Mlrlam F Champlon Mr E Mrs Sydney Champlon Wllham R Champlam Helen S Chrlstensen Mrs S M Chrlstensen 85 Mrs Newman Clark 85 Mrs Wmfield Scott Cllme r 85 Mrs George H Coxe jr 85 Mrs Fred Czlkowsky 85 Mrs Allen Dean Dr 85Mrs E K Devltt Thelma,E Dlckson Fanny Dudley Florence M Duke 85 Mrs Joseph Dunn E Mrs G Page Ely 85 Mrs julxan G Ely r 85 Mrs GeorgeG Emerson 8. Mrs Mxchael Fanellx 8 Mrs Roger M Grover Janet M Hall 414046 Mr 85Mrs LeeR Hammerly Rev JohnF Hannon Mrs Marlon Haynes Mr 85 Mrs HarryR Hazard Mr 85 Mrs HarryL Hoffman Rev 85 Mrs W Dxxon Hoag Mr 85 Mrs E jay Huss Mr 85 Mrs Edward Ives F M James Mr 85 Mrs Luther L Jones Mr 85 Mrs C Waller Leet Mr 85 Mrs C T Ludmgton Kather1ne L Ludmgton Catherme A Madxson Mr 85 Mrs JohnC L Madlson Mr 85 Mrs E L Marsh Mr 85 Mrs Thomas Mather Sr Mrs Edlth Metcalf Betty Ann Meyer Mr 85 Mrs Carl Meyer Mr 85 Mrs James Mlller Helen E Morley Mary A Noyes Mr 85 Mrs Frank Peck Mr 85 Mrs Wesley Porter Ruth A Prest N W Rowland Mr 85 Mrs FrankL Saunders Mr 85 Mrs Shlrley A Saunders Sh1rleyA Saunders jr Alma A Southard Mr 85 Mrs W Clxfford Spencer Carolyn E Tucker Mr 85 Mrs W B Tucker Mrs W H Tucker Mr 85 Mrs W1ll1sH Umberger Truman A Warner Mr 85 Mrs Paul C Zmmmerman 20 of fl., C! 4 ' Mr. . ' ' . . M . . . , . . . Mr. . ' . Mr. . , , Mr. . . . Dr. . ' . . . . . Mr. . . , S X 1 ef CKGJJQ5 9 3 2 98? 5 D -x xv W f We the Class of 1946 of Old Lyme High School Old Lyme Connecticut being of unsound mind bad manners doubtful reliability and trustworthiness and dis honesty hereby decree that this document be the last sane Will and Testament of the Senior Class Carolyn Tucker leaves her favorite saying Number Please to the MADISON TWINS who always seem at a loss when members of the weaker sex are present George Emerson leaves his slightly runned down 1931 Studebaker to WILLIS UMBERGER JR who would like to learn the art of one arm driving but finds it rather difficult on a bicycle to whom it seems to be a mystery Rosie Czikowsky leaves her speed typing ability to LEROY GREEN for which no explanation is needed Alouise Bramble leaves her athletic fame to SIS SAUNDERS hoping that she will carry on for Al Betty Meyer wills her title of cutest girl to ELIZABETH HARTUNG who is following in Bettys footsteps already Mary Champion leaves her blessed quietness to TONY DANIELS who could find a great use for it What do you say kids? David Hoag leaves his ability to be late to classes to all students who wish to take that sentimental Journey down the hall to the office for an entrance slip plus detention Bea Metcalf wills to JANET COXE her numerous well fitted sweaters Barbara Bump our most dignified Crosby fan reluctantly gives her thread bare copy of Emily Posts Book of Etiquette to JOE MOORE and PORKY WILBUR who will find many opportunities to use it. George Zimmerman the handsome silent and dumb about women type leaves his unsolicited popularity with the underclass female wolves to FRANK STARK and LEON CZIKOWSKY. Tootsie Bransfield leaves her cherished secrets of How to Get Your Man to her sisters in hope they will put them to good use and carry on the family tradition. Happy-go-lucky talkative Elizabeth Champion leaves her title of chatter-box to ALTABELLE BULL who needs no introduction. To MR. WILLIS UMBERGER SR. WE SENIORS leave all our wornout out-dated rarely-used text books and the many uncomfortable undersized desks we giants have used for ever-so long! All in all the class of 1946 leaves! Y ! ! Given under my hand and seal at this institution of knowledge on this seventh day of June 1946. By her honor, JEANNE BRANSFIELD Witnessed by: BARBARA BUMP 22 X llmfllllull unh Cla slum auf of lite Qiuss of 19 6 I Cathie Madisoniywillshher rflathernical grey matter to OISIVE BRANSFIELD, QP? 613 ,. If xl 12 bn lqj' v Q Cjffw of 1946 :ku '52 4 .0 vnlr , ill? -14 au 0 7947 'K 5-gil,-X , xx K '.. rx--, aaa o 1948 Cfaaa of 1949 , 1- 1 aaa o 7950 A254 aaa o 957 X Xl FXS L-H ColGYefv1uF x u s.gus suvnk5 .- 5 5 ' :ffl g ' 1 fuclenf Counci C 22140 6!Ql'6 Q-f N A Q9 7 kdm. V ., l Wfhbm :if 11 - ' wr?- Pts .xdfk Lima As the year 1946 ends the Athletlc Assocxatxon of Old Lyme Hlgh School has earned pralse for the manner ln whlch lt has fostered a Splflt of sportsmanshxp among the students The students of Old Lyme expect the 1946 47 aggregatlon of players to better the records of thls year s squads Although the graduatlon of Aloulse Bramble Mary Cham plon Ellzabeth Champlon Betty Meyer and George Zlm Bransfleld Theo Champlon Davxd Cooksley Jack Bugbee Marlon Green Conme Ludmgton Sls Saunders Marne Ras mussen Steve Hoag Barney Rxce Jxmmy Spexrs Bob Pflomm and many others to carry on for Old Lyme QD- 121 s Q n Q iw 4 if U l CT gilt i xo ,'-TL: .f 'R . . . ,f y ,, J I V . ' ' 1 I merman wxll be keenly felt by the teams, we expect Olwe 1 , I . . . 1 N . s 0 .9 l y ' v - K X . A ex x C 5 . l' X L I A 0 s. 'f I XSQJJ .giefcl .jvloclfeg l f 552 . 'iw E 5 .S fm-.EV gaalfefgaff N 1 A 1 ! 41 X x' N x. . A fa if ,Q fi .. 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