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

Page 23 text:

9' Iva , M q ,: .MZ 0 f'4u .ff ' ff igei 'Q Vmga f fn 1 YW Mgwmwjif, Q ' M ,MQgff eWWmwWwW'i fgqw af :Q I E .F H 52 Wiffe, l ifwdaflafg g' AA ' , I , g N, A , . , , , ,. . 'gym 07172 f .. , -W , , L..1 ' - 2-f, - ,, ... 'L - -f , nw ff. F V - ,,wfgL1,.W,.. ..,, ..,.... , . .. kenaf ww- ,- of: V A 'A v + ' L J 'W-'i ' A :gf 5, ' I -1 L' W t 29- ' :- mwfdki 'W f Q 1 Y Q -..5i.,.e 2,499 ' '-'Stagg--,vf V. v 11' ' K ff ? - V ,,.L K nzxvwnfZQ5ghmww:5Q zz zz sz 77 aa, iinmigy ,Q 4. li-L .Q 511 is ii ll! iz gg is : L-, , j f am: 1 ' H 'M ',.,.,. .,.-M. N W K ' , ,.1. M Qi, V V if E - 3 K . xii! 9 , A 41, yi R 5, 5 3 ' , Wi? ' 1 . Zii

Page 22 text:

660 2723 Dim: lm an Our boys resembled girls and our girls looked horrible! . . . Initiation of course! . . , We bemoaned the departure of Dr. XWatson, our pet turtle . . . M.G.M. was hounding us for the right to film our autobiographies-a-hem! . . . Peanuts, popcorn, hot dogs, and pink lemonade were order of the day. Ah-yes, the Circus Dance! . . . Some of us saw Columbia University and Ybzzmrmzi' flve W'orld and were initiated into cover charges. What else but LYME LIGHTS first convention trip! . . . A few freshmen first attempted varsity sports . . . We first became acquainted with those hicks from Hamburg. In '44 - '45: Midnight was seen at noon 4- and in all our classes , . . janet looked ravishing as Clementine , the star of Salad Dayr . . . Bruised shins and dislocated fingers ushered in the first field hockey games at O.L.I-I.S .,.. The cheerleaders welcomed Pete and jonsie into their ranks. In '45 - '46: Old Lyme students became politicians for the first Student Council election in several years . . . We celebrated the arrival of our dazzling class rings . . . Everyone clamored for a chance on the main feature of our Christmas Bazaar-Mrs. Saunder's cake . . . Bing Crosby and the Andrew Sisters appeared on the scene at the Club '47 .... Washington shuddered at the arrival of 24 representatives of Old Lyme - and celebrated their departure . . . Old Lyme moved South for a few hours during the Minstrel . . . We captured the beauty of Hawaii in our junior Prom . . . Everyone turned out for the comedy, Early to Bed and Early to Rite. In '46 - '47: We gave our second Christmas Bazaar which was as successful as the first . . . The Snowball meant the last dance of !46 . . . Class pictures caused great squeals of surprise . . . The Old Lamp Lighter provided the theme for the Senior Reception . . . The Yearbook was our main problem . . . Commencement was still twenty-four hours away. I8

Page 24 text:

NEW ZJYME HHGH SCHOOL NEW LYIVIEZ, CONNECTICUT RICHARD PICGOVERN3 PRINCIPAL GENERAL NOTICES Wednesday, February 13, 1967 Head Coach Steve Hoag announces the plane will leave at 2:00 o'clock this afternoon from the school airport to fly the team to Miami High for the National Basketball Tournament. The game will begin at 7:30 o'clock. Bring your A. A. tickets. ae as 1: as Tea will be served in the Dining Room 8th period today under the supervision of the Home Economics Advisor, Miss Stanton. i ak :if PF an Have you all noticed Madame McKernan's unique exhibit of sculpture recently completed by her ad- vanced art class? ak wk ak wk ATTENTION: You have only one more week to bring in your money for the 1947 LYMEN. Act Promptly! Help the class of '47 pay their debt. janet Coxe's office will be found on the 32nd floor. si: vs wk as Mr. jack Bugbee will be in charge of Ice Cream Bar 8th period until further notice. Students will be given no longer than thirty minutes between classes for refreshments. as ai: :ie wk Aviation Instructor Harry W. Hart states as a re- minder that the ground is thawing and the helicopters are cutting up the yards: please land on the runway. wk wk wk ai: Warning: All those not chewing gum in English class will hereafter report to the office for gum dis- tribution by Miss Dorothy Peck. PK all Sl' Pls There will be a lecture by Miss McCarthy in room 10003 at 2:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for all pupils tardy this week. The subject will be How to be tardy and get away with it. :if :if is wk Congratulations to Professor joseph Moore for his brilliant research in photographing life on the moon with his original photo instruments constructed in photography class. Manu: RASMUSSEN: srcnzrmny The school has been honored by the return of Miss june Dean, owner of the famous Gypsy Rose Lee III, who has won the Kentucky Derby. ak as :nc ak We wish to bring to your attention the fact that the costumes of the entire cast for the play, Atomic Bon- net Szze, were designed by Madamoiselle Tisie, who has for the past live years been studying the technique in gay Paree. Ik ai: as ar There will be a rehearsal this afternoon for the Fashion Show directed by Miss Patricia O'Connor, who comes to us from the New York Fashion Centre. Note: Conover's Miss Marjorie Brodeur will be the leading model. ak 1: :ie wk Vaccinations for spring fever will be administered by the school physician, Dr. Terry Waters, in the in- firmary upon request. an as ak :ie The League of Women Voters will be honored with a lecture by Miss Ruth Steeves, noted Grange leader, on the activities of the Lyme Grange. ae- is as wk Tryouts will be held in the left-wing gym, depart- ment A, on Friday-the 8th period, by Mr. Richard Bugbee, Tumbling instructor. 4: wk wk wk Our friendly janitor, Cleaner O'Saunders, demands that the students and faculty refrain from running up the escalators between the top floor and the roof garden. all wk Pls ak Programs are on sale for the junior Prom. High- lighting the affair will be Roamsie jonesie and her all male orchestra. Dancing will be from 9 P.M. until 5 A.M. in the Blue Room on the top floor. Don't miss the Sophomore Sunrise Breakfast on johnny Cake Hill immediately after the Prom. at :ie as ak MAKE-UP ' All those in Slanguage classes report to Miss Agnes Blackwell today for a lesson in Jive-jargon.