Wethersfield High School - Elm Yearbook (Wethersfield, CT)

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Virginia Hutton . 'Gin' 'And happiness too swiftly flies' Gin, frank, serious, and wittyg is possessed of plenty of pep, which helps win many a class game. Gin is an enthus- iastic art student, but her real interest is in athletics. P Leaders' Club Co mercial Club All Sports Walter Hyer I 'He ran and lingered not at all' Willy is one of the most able athletes of our large class. Whether on the track or on the soccer field, he gives everything that he has. Varsity Soccer Varsity Track Gladys James 'Glad' 'Lovely all her life in comeliness of heart' . Glad's unusual personality makes her most delightful and refreshing. Always cheery and pleasant and very ef- ficient in stenography, she is sure to be the excellent secretary she desires to be. ELM Production staff Commercial Club l Glee Club l Prom Chairman 5 'Elm Leaves' Staff Alvin Johnson 'Red' 'His stature tall --- I hate a stumpy man' Al is known to us as 'Red' for obvious reasons. He says his ambition is to be an expert in some field, but he doesn't know quite what. With your smooth capacity for jok- ing and making friends, Red, you'll certainly succeed.

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Margaret Holmes Peggy is one of the gayest and most attractive girls of our Senior Class. Her pleasant disposition will carry her swiftly through 11fe's pleasures and will bring happiness to all whom she meets Alfred Hotchkiss 'Speech is of time, silence of eternity' Al is such a sport enthusiast that we may safely say that he talks, eats, sleeps sports. As A1 is very clever at fig- r ures, we may confidently wish him luck as a certified public accountant. Wesley Hart 'Wes' A 'The cahmest manners and the bravest spirit' Wes is a very democratic person. He is as kind and under- standing to one person as he is to the other. He has also been one of the most helpful stage men duringrhis happy years at Wethersfield. . Stage Craft Club 1-4 'Peggy' 'Gay as the summer breeze' V llA1ll Class Basketball 4 Charles Hurlbut 'Cha-Cha' 'All those more than a mile high may leave the room' Tall, lanky, and smoothrfaced is the dandy of our Senior Class. If you keep leaping life's obstacles as you do the high jumps, Cha-Cha, we'1l have no cause to worry about you. Soccer 4 Track 5,4

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-been a distinct pleasure to have her in our class. - e Lorraine Johnson 'Rainie' 'Music is well said to be the speech of angels' Her brown eyes, curly hair, and pleasant smile makes Rainie stand out anywhere. Although she is intensely inter- ested in piano, she has hopes of becoming an efficient sec- retary. ' Sports l-4 ' Alice Kalmin ' 'Al' 'By this sign thou shalt conquer' When Alice cannot conquer in a verbal duel, it must be one of her 'off' days. Here is a tip to the future husband. Never argue with a woman, especially'y0ur wife. Her moods may be unpredictable, but not her marks, they are always high. Kathleen Kellehen A D Hgayw 'We love her not so much for her mirth As for her steadfast, sterling worth' Kay can truly be called a lady. Charming and'personable, she embodies all the attributes of a fine character. It has ' Literary Club 1 - Dramatic Club 5,4 Art Craft Glee Club l-4 Peter Kullgren H lpeten ' 'A slow, sure stride can't hurt my pride' We all know Pete by his leisurely stride. However, when I it comes to cameras and master photography, the leisurely at- titude disappears. We prophesy that he will soon know all the tricks to the trade. xxx XX ,X X . XX .XX L .