Roger Ludlowe High School - Fairfieldiana Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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Knowing that school is not only the final football scores, the polished essays, and the successful dramatic productions but also the muscle-aching calisthenics, the frantic hours of research, and the back- stage jitters, the yearbook staff has made a few changes in the 1952 Fairfieldiana to depict this vital existence in the same informal way that the students create it. To do this the staff has included classroom scenes from all'courses, fadrlty by departments, the senior history with the class that made it history, and candid shots of plays, games, dances, and organi- zations. The Fainieldiana for 1952 is the story of one year at Roger Itudlowe High School. HIS ls Fairfield on the Merritt Parkway, and to the 1,134 high nag, ff f 1, h ,FN . pb . Ju' ,fj .-H . nl ' 4 g . 01, .f - . 1 ud', 7 f f f .2 'Q 3+ rr- 'ne ...A - 1149-'TS T?-2, , 1 r Q.. .M 1-Q, 2gQ:,g ' 'fue Q - 5 '.lx.?4ll3 ---.. f-z-ff.. P ...Lb ,qw Q A i qs... fi J A ' 'i-'aff :Sk 1 'Q 2:0 ' x I - Aar. 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Neverthe' less. the Board does not overlook other needsg consequently Roger Ludlowe is boasting i1 beautiful auditorium newly decorated in Adams green. Ieff in rzelrt Minott Stilsori Mrs Herhert Georee Mrs Philo Calhoun Roger H.1rtt N1 fn eu! William N1 Clampett joseph NI Selnxurzleopf 9 DR HOYTS MESSAGE ,. To our Seniors .. H111 and Farevw ell We have done our best for you in our sehools it rests mth you now to demonstrate the results of our labor 1nd care CARLYLE G Hoxr A rsrrtani Szzperzrzlenffenl CITIZENS SCHOOL STL DX COL NCIL m L. The Citizens Sehool Studw Couneil ere ited txxo seirs ieo is eomposed of one hundred eitizens independentlx studxineg iisesi eueitii ie 'I iei this eommittees eximine present eonli tions determine steps lor improxement in orm the publie if needs ind mi e speeihe reeommend itions to the Iioird of L uettion Roeer Ludloxxe thinl-es the ouneil for their interest ind hire xxor ine espeeii x lar the better liehtine in trinsportition eonditions in the se too e e rs uni owins St Ytldfl n YK I I r .xt 'NI Demi Deereer 'sits Roeer terlxuile ii e K nisrrone 'xielxin Ienne iroll ohn He rsex I rnest Rsppot Ihre I Srn h I :rl L Xiarsh Dr Henrx I 1.5 l,- l i umrfig' ev 1 I. f I . ga . Z P, ' ' 1 1 X 1 .- ' f 'Ar gill pl if el . in in Iitirlii -ld :I ir goal is improved eduepitioni to .iehieve ' f ' I H I is S, . .ie :J K' Q J. .. A r- . C ' 7 i -A . . . I ' lc 4 I a f'.ll 1 A A A d . 4' ' ' ie I ls Il',-Ir..ii' . . - ' 7- ll, I Nei ut Ihilip H Ii et -I' E .. . 1 A-xv, TRATIO Members of the CQl.iss uf 1952 M My hcyirriest CUD:!I'.lTLli.1KiIJHS on your .lpprouchingg gr.1ciu.1rion. You .ire my twenty-fifth cl,1ss in Piiriield .ind therefore I am especiully inner- esred in your success. Your re.ichers throughout your course have tried ro guide Yiwu in your educ.irion,11 experiences. Hou- ever. in the words of Dmiel XVeb- srer: Every man must educate him- self. His books and re.1chers are but .i help: the work is his. Very sincerely yours, HAROLD A' 5WAI'i'1f31fU HARo1.1a A. Swmfi-'ii51.ia.Pm1f1'p.1! an ,,--.. -V I I If I.1Nxvoou K. Iioxxiiv. C,'1111!1u11-if 1911-41141111 3 'fi 1 it Su LXIA N IOHNSUN 1 1111111 l III 1fv1f D.-XNIIZI. B. I7I'ITs. V111 Pr'111L'1j7.1f OFFICE STAFF ri' rs 1X1lIRl1iL BURR IELAINL BAI:I4I5II, limwffiz If Scmmf-3 SHIRLEY DFAN Sc fra Img' SeI'mlI1r,1 CUSTODIANS M fs - ,iv ' 1, , ,y If I I . I I bl-as-' l K , Iv ' I - f V: ' I 1-.ease '- F Q-. XVILL SAPPILII joE DANILLS EDDIE DION Axm- 1DI'xI.I1.ax'I1I' Ifmxx lioIIx1I-xx PRAM 1+ IN NLM- HIJJ C.'fIIff.f1.u1 HEALT JEAY lx PFTFRSIN R 'NI Rhode Island Hospxtal GYM JOQFPHINI' O DVUYER BS Arnold NI A New York I rnwcrsm Coach Cheerleallus G1rls Sports H XX ho IS a calorle counter M155 Pi ILRSLN. MARGIh MITZEL C IORK I' TAX IOR 'wwll Slrlngllcll Dlruror Atlmlntnw mul Phyanal Llunarmn TRIS NI CARTA BN C corn XX 1Sl1ll1LIOI1 Unncrsmrx N lnlwrim of lrszxnxl mah loorlull Track Stoop, f.1ll one um thru four A left to the jaw ,, . A . 3 U - s- 5 Q ' ,Wi 7 fri 'Q ' . 6 1, Jfliffx, ' U. , R x lr X 5' ' F ' . A 15 - 1 3 A XX A 1 f ,Fig . 8 , , 92 21 '. S , . L ' BlIl5,.2l4,w'f-1, QA f- Z. '- 'L lm, 5 , 1 1 ' ' V' 4 ' 3, ., .I A cgi 1 f l . -. A , , ' ' ' , , l if .W XVINIFRED If. SANDERS B.A. Bucs RITCHIF Ml,Gl,'lRIf BA. Coluate. lVl.A. New York State Teachers' College, Atlviseri Class of '53 Department Chairman E N G L I S H VUOrds, words, words. ll, l iii .4 2 X Il'Cll'5 Il. 5Tlil5IllN5 MARY li. IHIARA BJX. fiirllwy, ll A. Bmrimri liriiverxirx. IQLIEANOR M. FOLIQY PYELYN M. FOPFL.-XXD LEE SAI.l5Bl'RY HA. NCI' Yiirla llniversitv. M.A. Culumlwia. BA. Marymriurit, BA. Bates, Atlviscr: Fm: M..-X. Ckmlunibia. Adviser: Senior Countil. Yearbook. Fxtlxiser: Komians, Thes- piam. HAHLE' ,gdb To study or not to study? That is the questiong XVhcther 'tis nobler in the mind to cram For the bulletin board test. or to suffer The slings nntl arrows of outrageous marl-:S . . . 'Vi ,'b 'Q-0' MAII Ifl.lZABFTH KlfI.l.Y MILDRIID HOIYHN CHARLES T, ABR.-XHAB li :X lhlt-ir.i XY'L'NlL'X,1Il, I5 A XE'.l1UL'l'. A Fm, A,M. in T, H.irv.1rtl M A Vriixerxitx ill M A. New Yimrk l'ii1x'crxir'.. Nnitll D,ilulI.i. A-Xrlxixgf, flux ul 'Si Ailxiwr lYlit-rs' litiiltl. 'liliuimim l? ' :x Fl' Q-f' ELEANOR K. ANNETT BS. Ohio Stare l'nivcrsiry. M.A, Columbia L'nivcrsiry. Librarian. Restoration after . . . Teddy Lirner. Sandy Wesrcnn. Sue Rappolt and browsing LIBRARY AIDES-Sizfirisx F. Harold. D. Lapolcs. S. Rap poit, C. Nelson, A. Anthony fdcskig Sla11.'fr21:.' Bohmcr Lciss. H1 Iiincbcrg. Ham, I.. Iiincbcrg. Jankieviirz. MLCorrison E. Anncrr, librarian, Snllixan. M. Moore. Kaminski. I, Mui' Lhic, Lirncr. XX'csron. L I B R A R Y research... Mary Lou Lobdell. 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Iegtxl 2I IT' EW XL UI R il? -, ,, I H lyf' 'Y ' ' , A. - QW' ELIZABFTH CARTA B S I nncrsm Kllchman NI A XX .ax nc L nncrsltx 'T' HOME ECONOMICS Bake ar 150 for rhlrry minutes FLIZABFTH CIIIORD B S Rhode Island State College Q-X uowdxeo 055 QW X36 or unul golden brown 5 ia New gOt ll Jgfadua I 10 Qs '4 A 1. 'H ' 'if f 4' , .,f'a 'of A ,A Q A un l . 0 V - :Q . X Vx A 0 Q ,xs ,I ww b . 'L Gfor I Un CAFETERIA First Shift -'7 I fi' KITCHEN STA FF Besse Balint. Mary Bodner, Mary Hajas, Irene Holzbar, Charlotte Sunich. Peace before the storm STUDENT STAFF ....,,1 Rich Gribko. Jim Beam Rm I: Frances Bciuiiiin, Tenn Hosford. Dolwrcs Koizcn, R011 2: James Beam. Ridnird Gribko. Mary Lou Bochniak. Elllll '? fwilft' ... f. J, I CLASS OFFICERS J. Mills, Irearurerx A, Curlee, yecretary: R. Gribko, pretiderzlf S. Smith, rice-prexident. SENIOR COUNCIL T THE traditional tapping ceremony in june twelve proud juniors became the new Senior Council. In September, as seniors. they started a busy year of varied activities, advised by Miss Copeland and Mr, Pitruzzello. After a bang-up Club '52 dance. the Coun- cil supervised the election of a Red Feather girl, who turned out to be Ann Molloy, and in October played escorts and dishwashers for Parents' Night. During the football season the Senior Council added interest to the games with posters and mimeo- graphed programs, helped the freshmen with cheers at pep assemblies. and in November sponsored the B-F Hop. Mid-December found the same crew hard at work creating Christmas atmosphere. The decorations -notably the snow on the windows, the tree in the cafeteria, and the music between classes-put every- one in a tinsel and mistletoe mood. Then two days before Christmas vacation the Council gave the annual Council members change placards . . . wash dishes . . . approve 3 bugs , ,.,,.,, as 1 Rich Gribko, Anne Curlee, Mary Lou Lobdell Bob lnderdohnen, janet Armor, jack Hubbard Donna Pearson, Anne Curlee decor TRUMAN CHAsE clan' advirer PRorxAlsLY without Mr. Chase's aid, the class of '52 would never have gradu- ated! For four years he has faithfully en- I L- DANCE COMMITTEE Coumf-led the Qmcefs in all C1355 business Sealed: Sandy Pellett, Carol Hachman, ro-claairmeny rlanding Sandy from paper drives to proms. Weston, Dodi Koizen. party for the faculty and their children at which Mr. Swaflield played a jolly and ingratiating Santa Claus. Whether braving the inner office to reserve a date for the leap year Hook 'n Haul Hop, keeping the Coun- cil bulletin board up to date, or changing the provoca- tive placards in the main hall, the Senior Council was regarded by classmates and underclassmen as the lead- ers of Roger Ludlowe. The year concluded with a june party given by the now old Council for the new. PLMQRS BAJK E TBAL L BON? D THE Senior Council thanks Miss Copeland and Mr. Pitruzzello, two terrific teachers, who through their enthusiasm and originality helped to make the Council program run smoothly this year. halls . . . boost morale . . . COUNCIL ADVISERS George Gross, Sandy Pelletr Scott Smith, Al Kanawali EVELYN COPELAND Pun IP PITRLZZFLLO CLASS 1. Q 'Y we-3' 5 9 Q! --x I ni 6 DOROTHY A. AGOSTINO Dot Dortx ' ff gomf hfrlfllr north Qfffrff' Coursei Business Secret.1ri.1l. Activities: Bahv Sitters' 11 1: Daisy Chain: Dramaties 1 I 11 for 11,1 Girls' Glu' 111, Allniiftl 2, I 11 Year woo' IOSEPH I A XIBROST OC. Gl10Jlp!1fffl?l1!l rw 1 1 gnu LII Course Sexentitie Activities beiente 11 Sports Freshman I5.1sLb1ll IN Ioorbgll 171 X 1rs1Ix Baseball 41 otball 11 JOYCE L ANDI RSON 0 Slxip She ramzof mn 71 Jhe nezer ,frztr Course College Activities Cafeteria Staff 151 orus 1 I1 F 11 11 1 Square D ncing 131 ll her 17 1 STEPHYN ANTAI. Stexe All there are llnrt uln 171116 lm! llIll7I?l llvem lm! 11141 le 11 rm! 171 ll If t Course Industrial Arts Sports CrossCountrx Nfanaeer '1 ARLINI Xl ANIIIOXH I If on 1 L rr 11111 I 1 1 w I ourse fo LLL rixities C I orus 1 sem wlx 1 isx f 1 ramatres 1 I HX I LI N xr rx S111 L mneress 1 1 H LJI' woo Sworts Intert rss Iirlvetbrll I L LN 1 S IW 4 B. C. 1BEFORE COLLEGE1 Freslazmzrz Histor 1 1948 3 In the summer and fall of 19-18 while the Gallup Poll was promising Thomas Dewey an unquestionable presidential victory. Hurry Truman-deserted by VU:1II.1ce and The Nerf' York Time 1-xxns struggling resolutely to keep his ofhce on Capitol Hill. Hoxxever. one r'1iny September morning Tru- mf1n's destinv xx 1s fir from the thoughts of the slicker-clad freshmen enterinu Roger Ludloxxe for the first time Their one question xx IS not Am I the people s ehoice' but XX here is the auditorium' To their astonishment they did find it and to exerxones amazement l1ter in the fill Truman did xx in the election Finding the auditorium thoueh xxis lust the hrst of 1 freshmin s problems for after beinlg briefed on the aspects of high sehool life ex erxone bee 1mL eompletelx confused by bells th1t rmg it the xx rong time 1l11,,poles thtt stood in the middle of the hall and luneh th1t h 1d to be e1ten in only funny minutes' Although the Senior Couneil xx is helpful frosh found themselves bevxildered when left to their oxxn NK its 1nd 1 seemingly useless floor plan of R L H S 1nd mmx 1 freshm 1n xx IS l1te to cl'1ss beetuse he eould not hnd the elevator IANET ARNIOR Il amz mi nt: LIU pmrm up war umlfrtlfa 1111 11 ranzr Course Qolleee Activities Canasta 171 C lass reas 1 ee 7 Dust Chun Iuture 'ILdLlILfS11fAl11Lfl :ir s am uct me R om Pres 1l Ixomi Senior C ounei LL tent Coneress 17 U1 XL1r bool-1 Chairman WALTER ART Wfalt 1 I mllu lu 71 hr lbarz be PVLJIILIZI Course College Activities Adxanced Seience 111 Q. 41 flass Assemblx 1 I1 Home Room Pres 1 51 Nexxspaper 11 1 Yedrbtvtnlx Sports Interelass Baseball 1I rsux C11 eLLr 1 YI C IRKLDINI' 'KL YR C Lrrx ' T .If 11 I1 411 I 'C' Course I olleiee LIINIIILS iorus f s semlwlx 1 I isx 1 .un 1111s 1 l 1 r s H L 1r vo Sports lnrerelass Iiaslxethall 111 1 w l ls L T9??4i . .- fx ,, , R . 1 t , , M , 1 . . , 1 .z .I,m.'111f. '- ' 'K ' . ' 3 .1111 J. ' . 1 1 1 ' ' K ', A ' A J ' . A .lit N334 11 1 ' A-. I y . . ' 1 -' ,L . V' I I 4 ,., A . 1 1 . 1' , . . 1 .' 1 U11 11:0 ' SVN' . 1 '1 . 'L ' l ' ' ' . 1' Q .S 1' --Jann f If f V 1 - 4 4 411 Q V -- V I I . ' -.1 : - . L TH. IDQ S-. 1-11 :fy , if Ch ff: .11 Q. - ,527 - - A Af a ' ,AL as ' -.3. Lili 1I1g CTI' B 1- 141g Ilo ' o ' , 211 ' A- ans 1311 i il S-xg Stul' Q 1 ' -, f g '-r - l If .fx , 1- . l ff 11 , , 7 , .7 V 1, 11 'L V77 I -Ag . I1 I 7.'. x' I ! - ' ' r if ,U ,. ' .y. l' A ' I Activities: Sturnp 111. Audio Visual Aids 1'l1l Chorus R A : '-Q U' 1 ' fr! 5 V' - ' .' 'V 1 ' A 1-14 A 9' A I A 3 'C .. h , .. 4 . v 1 ' I 1, 5, '11, B.1sleetb.1ll 1l, 2. 11. -11. N x i :vi if Va i1l 11.l11S0 ' 1 1, an 5 X S Kr - I II 4 C 1111. Lt VI '. 1111,1' I4I1Lf ' L. j 1 ji 115 -Qlfyf 11.1 11 1 ru. Q . v V 1:5 Q ,f Qlllp. '1 1 1 4 AC ' -' U 1 41 1 1jfil.ss As- I -I -f 1' .1 I ' Z. S, 111 11.1 ' ,I.1in1 IW ' 11 V111 1' 011 af aff. D f I ' ' , 11. I:.1tl1L-rs' fltglv ir 11 ortlv 11111113 1 eff. Q.,- , SIN 511 1511.13 1 lug Ciirlsl lim- 4 -- Q Q-T oo- 13, 11L Home Room L-L. A -g 3. H ,qi V IAS . Ni lxlll l.1l .i:'1'x11l,C 11- 11- - -1111 As' . 211 DJ Cl .IIIIQ 7 ff 1 '11 ' 1 It Dr 4 1 , 2,1 err 1' ole-e 1 f 6 - ' .il 1 ' l' ' ' A X 1 1311 1 l ole. if F I?-f f 1, 121, Io kj' I, J. 91. .11fl.1ll B- ,Z , .t .. . b Q V 11, 21, Volleyball 121. Freyloman History 1948 Where is the auclitorium?l' 6'-f CFRALD P ALGER erry Here mlm gone lomorrou Course Business Actiuties Camera C1 25 DOROTHY I' BAHE Dot G A A Col har Mara! rm fum! to nztcflefl Course Col lege Actrxrties Daisy Cham Girls nquct I J L in 7 u tlent Coneress llf Ls er Y earboolt Chairman Sports lnterelass Basketball Cl lcev C v 49 o f l 72 Wollewball ALDREY J BAKER Auc 1 mule of frzcrzdfbzp Course Art Actisities A Cappella Choir C55 Chorus K U Sports lnterclass Softball Captain u Lntereil from Betlforcl umor High XVestport Connecticut RICHARD H. BANKS Dick 'fllale Iles mor! of life you may, Life if 561,11 and ztearr auayf' Course: College. Activities: Canasta KZJL Model Airplane fl 1. Sports: Baseball, Manager KM, ALDREY L BARNARD Aud ll earmz ber uudom lzghll, Course College Activities Art 172 Chorus 4 Future Teachers of America nstrel is Re Cross Lsher f7J Sports Interelass Hockey CID Jmuis BEAM In 1 reap Ike ban err of u quiet mind Course Colleee Aetnittes Cafeteria Staff Ca 49 LEE J BEATTIE Ilzf frmfzf une can 171 manly would or hardy Jportr or mntert bold Course College Actixitres Homeroom X ice Pres I vw Prom Committee HJ Sports JV Basketball fn? Track 3 IRANICES A BEAUDIN Fran Franny We If tie foul 0 mfurtrs Course Business Secretarial Acmities Ctfeteria Staff CID C 1 611 7 s-'X if 1 X15 'Q'- 'r' 'PX 'R 'QQ an X ,, . Q' 1 Q ..1' I' Q I 'It ' 1 A ,- -in NANCY S. BEAIQDIN Nance A lads maker no noiref' Course: College. Activities: Art Kl 5: Cafeteria Staff K 5, -I 5: Camera K2 JL Girls' Banquet K3 J. PATRICIA ISI. BELL Ding Dong 'iBellie I like mpelf iz Iiltfe bil. uby not? Ialuujf make a bit. Course: General Business. Activities: Art Kl5g Girls' Ban- quet K2. 353 Yearbook. GERALDINE A. BENNETT Jerry Thom more eatiert who hare lfdfflid to dance. Course: College. Activities: Chorus K45g Class Assembly K3 53 Daisy Chain, Dra- matics KI, 25, Fathers' Club Show K2, 353 Minstrel K2, 351 Year- book. DONALD W. BENSON I'm on the rea! I'm on the rea! Iam zz here I would ever be. ' Course: Business Clerical. Activities: A Cappella Choir K2, 3, 453 Art Kl5g Square Dancing K2 5. JOHN BENXVAY Benny Big John .'x'nIlii11g it more znlgarr Iluw lu1tIr.'. Course: lntlustrial Arts. Activities' Audio Visual Aids K-I ll Home Room Sec. 1 l Pl C1411 K I ig Square Dancing K2 1. Sports: Interclass-Baseball Kl. 2, 3, -i r. Basketball K2. 3. -IJ: Var- sitv-Basketlvall Manauer K 3. rl I, Cross-Country K I J. Soccer 1 5. -4 1, Track fi, -IJ. BARBARA j. BERTA Barb Of ber kind, there are zen few. Course: College. Activities: Art Kl 53 Camera K25, Chorus Kfilg Fathers' Club Show KZ. 51: Red Cross KZJ. Sports: Interclass - Basketball K l 5, Softball K25, Volleyball K3 J. ANDREW S. BERTOLA Andy One country, one conrtitutiorz, one destiny. Course: College. Activities: A Cappella Choir K25g Advanced Science K25g Audio Visual Aids K45g Chorus K45g Class Assembly K2, 3, 45g Home Room Treas. K15, Vice-Pres. K2 5, Red Cross Rep. K351 Stage Crew K1, 2. 3, 45g Yearbook. Sports: Football Manager KI5. GLADYS E. BIRMELIN Glad Beneath that .tbell of quiet, who krzowr what lies. Course: College. Activities: Chorus C453 Cub K15g Usher K25. Freshman H istory I 948-49 Nor long after the school's mock presidential elec- tions, the freshmen voted for their own officers. Elec- tions had been postponed until after mid-years so that each frosh would have a chance to know his classmates before nominating them. john Hubbard was elected presidentg Sandra Pellett, vice-presidentg Mary Lou Lobdell, secretary, and Janet Armor, treasurer. Truman Chase was appointed permanent class adviser to be assisted by other faculty members for special occasions. ROGER LUDLOWE HIGH SCHOOL FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT 'a,n0i ':W E'EF- FnE'JEE'5' misc Is a member in good standing, Q CLASS OF 1952 'Y 1. For the year ending June 30 1949 Q3 , 5 I f F! Tir .... ..-.g.i.a1ffa.c--- ' f V' rnzstozwr CLASS-EF-rag? MARION R BLUM Mare G A A A time of humor rr the .tall of lzfe Course College Actrvrtres Chorus 647 Class Assembly 647 Cub 617 Dansy Cham Fox 63 47 French 627 Sports Interclass Basketball 62 3 47 Softball 62 47 Volleyball 63 47 Captam 627 Playday 637 MARY LOU BOCHNIAK Nfarr Quzet at fry! bu! look again Course Busnness Clerrcal Actrvrtres Baby Srtters 617 Cafetena Staff 63 47 Internor Dccoratmg 627 Cul: 617 Year book Sports lnterclass Basketball 62 37 Hockey 617 ANITA L BOHMER Neet To her ruth quiet uajr ue .ray you Il tra: el far along lzfer ua Course College ACIIVIIICS Camera 627 Darsy ca 637 Grrls Glee 647 Lnbrary Arde 63 47 Yearbook Sports Svummrng 617 Freshman Hzrtory 1948 49 Wrth ltttle opportunrty to yom upperclass organrza tnons some eager freshmen yournalrsts started thetr own paper The Cub Lorrte Pedersen assrsted by oan Rockoff and Sally Relch was the edttor rn chief and judy jones class of 49 was the student advrser CUB STAFF Rou I F Wrlmot T Nasal M Lobdell M Lorensen S Rerch J Rockoff L Pedersen A LaPoles J Petrovrch Rou 2 A Bowes adurer J jones Jtudenl adzrrer E Cole L Ceresa G Brrmelm R Turner R Eltas C Moore W Burr adwrer GEORGE BOLAND Bo Bo Smrle and the uofld smile! uzlh you :lady and you .rludj alone Course College Actrymes A Cappella Chonr 627 Camera 67 37 Fathers Club Shown 627 Home Room Pres 637 Yearbook Sports Interclass Basketball 61 37 Varstty Basketball 647 Cross Country 637 Golf 62 47 JOAN M BOSTONI Beans l haze beer fn such a pickle rrrzce I sau you lar! Course Art Actmtres Dramatrcs 617 Grrls Glee 647 Yearbook Sports Boywlmg 627 BETSY F BRACKEN Youd scarce expert one of my age to rpeak m publzc on the rlage Course College Actrvrtres Class Assembly 61 27 Class Sec 63 7 Darsy Cham Dra matrcs 61 2 7 Fathers Club Show dent Congress 637 Thesplans 63 Sports Interclass Volleyball 617 LENORE E BRlNlx ee Shorty Ymall ter bu! uho ezer com planted about lbe Jrze of a .flzck of djnamr Course Busnness Clertcal Actmtres Yearbook BARBARA A BROWN Barb G A A A hgh! heart lzzer long Course College Acttvttres At 61 37 Baby Snr ters 617 Chorus 647 Class As sembly 617 Future Teachers of Amerrca 61 7 Red Cross Rep 61 27 Sports Interclass Basketball 61 27 Captann 657 Hockey 62 37 Softball Captam 627 Volleyball 61 2 37 Playday 62 37 , H - V I I ,, 4 H . . A , g -, , ' Q 1 ' Z . 3 t Q - Q , 3 1 , I , . , U . , 3 j - , - 7 Z .' ,' - - ,' , , - ..L , .. - A R H - - H . I . . rf ' ' 1 . ' 6 1 . . ' ' U I Y , 1 . , , 1 ' ' ' S S ' ' 3 1 . g . . 1 - , 1 ' ' . ' H 1 6' V 6' ' 1 7 Y 1 fr Q A ' ' ' ' ' , 3 . y 2 . . I ' . I - , Q 1 - . , h Q Chamg Future,Teachers of Amen- 52, 3, 4y3 Komians 63, 4,3 Sm- h , 1 Q v y 1 ' , b f 1 - - 47. , , . , J ..L ., .. ., 7 7 ' . V 4 ' re? ' - 71 1 'i f -A' , ' x 7 . 1, - - , 7, . r , , , , - Z I ' .' 1 S ' , r ' ' D . . , . , . , . I . 1 .. , v - , -A , . , '. . , ' V H. Y , ' .' . ' , . 6 , . , ' V - ly - r - 1 - r - v - , , 3 , , ff 'Q' ,, X,,.. - y . 1 c 1 'I is Qf 7 is X 3- , jr- V -4' '7': U JOAN BROXYN J, ur' , , fl with 111.'.ft1:ftf ' ffm' fur aff, Course' College. Activities' A f'apt'ell.t Choir 1 1. 2. 9. Sec.-Treas. si, Daisi f,l1tl'l'1. Dramatits 11 1. Ifatlit-rs' Club Show 11 tg French I 1. liuture Teachers of America 1.1. 9. 111 7 Sttztlent Congress 11. Q. l1QYL'.11'- book. Frefb :mm H irm r y 1949 Running around in pigrails and .1 little girls dress and pestering as many people behind scenes as on the stage, Iileanor Scoran made her dramatic debut in fl11gt'lCifvrZt1.Tlie play. presented on a double bill with the sophomores in a night performance. also included Dick XY'otring and Cindy Stemberg. Eleanor endeared herself to the audience by sitting in the living room and entertaining her sisters dares from behind a well- xvorn comic book, Sports lnrerclass - Basltetball 1S1,Softh.1ll111. 'li' , '- I l X i-l U8 JOAN C. CARLSON 7' Q G.A.A. lf cf H7-1115711111 from to ftlftf em 'i -, 'l ' i1f11.lfi , it L'n.1I ifr.l.'. X Course: Business Sctrc't.tri.1l. N Activities' A fltppella 1 hoir 1 Sig N-Z Chorus 1111 Dttisv ffhaing Girls' Bariqtiet 1-l11 Girls' Glee 111 I ' Minstrel 11, 3,si1g Yearbook. I ' Sports' Iladminton 11 JQ lntertlass X f X X t X X fB.isketh.ill 11. 2. -l1. Softball Q 11.2. 1, -11. wilt-1-tsitii 11.3. 4. 5554 l1Q Plavday 1 S12 ,1.V. I'locl4ev 1 113 Varsity Hockey 1 11. JOHN CARROLL TMJ 111171111 1111111131 to the eflerqclltl Course: College, Activities: Art 1il1Q Red Cross 1213 Spanish 121, DOUGLAS XV. CASE Doug Thur I .tlcfer mi fzarlf milf mi! on at an fed tt ith gt PIIZL' ,Quftff Course: College. Activities: Camera 111. lNlARlANNA Y. Clffill. The ttlififttl rfmrlutr i1u.1' ffm 5111111411 lvt.1rI. Coursei College. Activities' Glee Club 1 111 Fox 1 l 11 Yearboolc, Sports' lntertlass -- Baslxetlxtll 141. Ilotkev 141, Softball 111. Yolleshall 1 11. linrereil ltomt Stout- llieh Sthool. Stott e, Vermont. JOAN CELLAR Iwi ar 111115 at you tlllflif .rar 1'm 41 lgfiotf. rcfzribfe girl, Coursei College. Activities: Chorus 141: Girls' Glee 1213 Spanish 1313 Year- book. Sports' lntertlass - Basketbtlll 1311 Vollubtll 11 H1 LOUISE M. CFRESA Lou ll l1at mee! rfelittfit a quiet life afforJ.r. Course: General Art. Activities: Bahvsirters' 1113 Cho- 5 rus 1-11: DaisvChain1 Girls' Ban- quet 12. S11 Interior Decorating 121: Yearbook. Sports: lnterclass - Soccer 11 1. Softball 11 1, GFORGI3 IT, CHAMISITRLAIN Hit fmrrtrx rlvitm it XVebster's Dictionary. Course: Scientific, Activities' Graduation l'sher, Sports: Varsity - Cross-Ciouiitry 121,Tr.itk151. F rerbman H irtory 1949 While the labor organizations were lighting the Taft-Hartley law on the grounds that it was unconsti- tutional, the freshmen were struggling with current and ancient problems in world history. Some-like Peter Braun. john Couture. jon Donald. blames Englis. Ray Granville. jack Hubbard. jean Kaminski. Sandra Pellett. Pete Steinert. and 'loan Sweiger-learned their foreign relations well and made the top honors of prin- cipals list in their freshman year. I f- . l fi l ' ' ' 'kr E W' A 'Big ' U' A: 75 Q!! 1 ' G -,-. - Hx. , 'qu' 'I- FAX Q l Fgkfi 'My x f K X . 00+ ' - I un ui. l i 3. JAMES A. CHASE .Jima UF., 'lfiriiee up Ike balzdf' Course: College. Activities: Badminton K1 bg Band 42, 3. 421 Class Assembly 12, 3. -i J: Dramatics K2 1: Orchestra H9 Sports: lnterclass Baseball 427: Varsity Football 4 3, -ii. RICHARD CHEVALIER Cheve A genllenmn and a rrhofurf' Course: Scientific. Activities: Camera KID: Dramata ics 523: Graduation Usher. MARCELLE J. CHEVRETTE Frenchy ll i!lJ a Jong in ma bear! . . . Course: Business Clerical. Activities: A Cappella Choir Mb: Fathers' Club Show 12, 571 Glee Club 121g Minstrel 657. NANCY COCIVI Nan A feu u onfr zt ell :korea .ten e 14,1578 iz tlaozzftzrztf maj, not. Course: Business. Activities: Interior Decorating clrg Red Cross tif. JUNE E. COLLINS junie Ure X115 a bear! Il illi room for erin 105. Course: Art. Activities: Chorus MJ: Dramat- ics 111: Interior Decorating i251 Yearbook. Sports: lnterclass Softball fly CAROL G. COLONNIESE Sunshine Speedy l! lJ,1 fake life .feri01zrlji'? Course: College. Activities: Dramatics fl by Future Teachers of America C2, BBL Min- strel fiyg Red Cross Rep. 61,253 Spanish 123: Y-Teens Cl, 2, 53. EDWARD CORNWELL Eddie UF., I can? nam! lo Ji! and ree a fatfn stand. Course: General Business. Activities: Badminton fllg Fish and Game 629g Radio 153. Sports: Interclass-Baseball CID, Soccer 63, 49. GARY CORSON Bois ui!! be boys. Coursei College. Activities: Airplane Il. 2. Sec. 35: Class Assemblies fl, 35: Club Show: Home Room Pres. C3 J: Proiection Crew 12. 3. All. Sports: Soccer 41.2, 3, Aibg Track C3 P. 'sf Fr t 1-, ', 'f .Ze-iff' Qu. ,pl Sports Interclass Basketball 11 ANNE V CURLEE Moneybags Curly GAA She bar found the u a3 to alf our heart: Course College Actnntxes Class Assembls 11 7 45 Class Teas 175 D w Cham GAA Vrce Pres 1x5 Pres 145 Home Room Sec 17 45 Treas 135 Senror Councrl Student Congress Yearbook Sports Edrtor Sports Interclass Basketball 15 Hockey 11 2 35 Soft a V x all 45 Varsnty Basketball 12 3 45 Hockey 145 HENRY DALLING S np Don t rurb gzrlr He .t alu ay! around Course lndustrtal Arts Sports Interclass Bascball12J 135 Football 125 Varsrtx Foot ba 13 45 PHILOMENA R DAMATO Mena 'To krmu her ue!! 15 to like her better Course College Actlvrtles Band 12 3 45 Lrbrary Arde 145 Dramatncs 115 Gnrls Banquet 135 lnterrot Decoratrng 125 Yearbook Sports Interclass Hockey 115 Softball Captarn 125 FRANK DFFRANCIS OP If it be that to dream let me rleep Course Industrral Arts Actmtres Hall Momtor 14 Sports lnterclass Basketball 17 ROSFXIARY DFFRANCIS ' Qurel perrorzr are zz rfrome ez ermulvere ' Course Buslness Actmrres Art 115 Home Room Sec 115, Tspmg for Fun 1w1 GEORGIA F DELANIATER Peaches U, fre to reyolze and patient to perform Course Busrness Actmtres Darsx Cham Red Cross 175 Sc1ence115 DORIS DFMATTIO Dor 'The ffrrt rtep ton ard: laappznerr rr to determzne to be happy Course College Actrutres A Cappella Chorr 145 Dramatrcs 115 Fox 115 Inttrxor Decoratnng 125 PATRICIA DFMINO at Patty for ez erm u hx rlae bar a 11 berefore Course Busr ness Sccretatxal QS 'F' oftball 11 olley ball F rerlomatz I-Izrto ry 1 949 What' Freshmen rollmg peanuts on the floor7 Those duty nosed krds IH the gym certamly vs ere not senrors Before the peanut rollmg relay races at the freshman party a vsorlcl traveled Russtan smger complete wrth natrve boots entertamed the freshmen Accompanymg hrmself on the gurtar he sang many famrlrar p1eces rncludrng hrs own country s Volga Boatman FRESH MAN PA RTY QF' -FEATURE- RUSSIAN SINGER E Yo o heave ho 'I I7 UG' 1: yu ' 1- - i 3. 'L 1 kr I. -iz ai? ' .4 . V l ' 4 , ' V , T , 7 b ll 1l,2, 147, ollejb 11.2. 3, k' , . ' ,., 'ff Dv- -. I . ' A4 1 Basketball 11, Basketball ' ,l1, Y D , . H4 X I I I .' . V l l , V ' fl D ' :Q 11 ' 1 25, SI '31, v ' ' V 3 ' ' ' 11, 25- --p -' Y - j . . . U. 1 D . fb. . . . , ,, .,, I ' ...J. IRENE DENBY v Renee at A hook? place ir in Jchaolf' L' Course: Business. Activities: Dramatics 1153 Min- strel 12, 353 Square Dancing 12 5. Sports: Interclass-Basketball 11, 2, 35, Softball 11, 2, 35. LEILA E. DEZSO K ..Lee., G.A.A. 5' Bid me dircoune, I u-ill enchant thine ear. I hi Course: College. ' Activities: Class Assembly 11, 2, 353 Dramatics 11, 25g Future Teachers of America 1155 Glee Club 145: Komians 13, 453 Stage Crew 11, 2, 3, 45g Thespians 13, . 45. Sports: Interclass-Basketball 11, Fl A 25,Hockey11,25,S0ftball1251 F Varsity Hockey 145. EUGENE DICKINSON Il: the quzet people u ho are dangerour Course General Activities Model Airplane 115 Square Dancing 125 Sports lnterclass Baseball 125 ns. C1 Frefhman Hzftory 1949 Many freshmen followed Cupid to the Hrst Sweet heart Swing in February 1949 to see who would be queen Why so much freshman interest? Well one of the candidates nominated by the whole school was Donna Pearson only a mth' Although anice Weyls 49 won the top honor the freshmen were thrilled to have Donna represent them in the queens court IL-we SWEETHEART SWING S Godfrey 51 S Scott 50 j Weyls 49 Mr Swafheld D Pearson 52 J Brainerd 51 JOHNATHAN DONALD ..-Ion.. A man cut out to do big thingtf' Course: College. Activities: A Cappella Choir 135g Class Assembly 11, 2, 453 Dra- matics 11, 25gFax13, 45g Grad- uation Usherg Science Club 13, 4 53 Senior Forum: Stage Crew 13, 4 55 Student Congress 115. Sports: j.V. Football 11, 353 Var- sity Track 1l, 2, 35. JUDITH A. DOYLE ..Judy.. 'The loud talk: the Jilent accomplirhf' Course: College. Activities: A Cappella Choir 1453 Girls' Banquet 135. Entered from: Greenwich High School, Greenwich, Connecticut. RUTH V ELIAS Ruthie She: another quiet one uho har had her :hare of fun Course College Activities Art 115 Band 13 45 Interior Decorating 125 Cub Sports Interclass Hockey 145 JAMES G ENGLIS lm Not by aearr but by duporzlzon 15 u zrdom arquzred Course College Activities Camera 115 Forum 135 Graduation Usher Sports Cross Country 115 Ten ms 135 Track 125 EDWARD ERICSON Sompo jack of all trade: Course Industrial Arts Dancing 125 ff I . K Q N f. A ,..! I fr. ,, ! 1' r' R . W, , 'R 6 fl ' , x V 1 if' '53 44 , ff: ' 55450 ll N 4' X- .1 Ar ' a fl' 5 ell. I K F -.1 iv ki' S , . , ' ' rr r ' , V r I, Il bv' ' - ' , v ' 1 Y 1 , 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 5 . l 3 I4 1 D rl ' I I ' 7 I, X J . - - Y , , - . ,, f , - f . J I A ,,, .X 3 5 7 ' ' ' . . . . . . r , , . . 3 - g - V 1 - V ' i V ,. 7 .Jig y 3 1 , .I 'r 27, V: ' . , 'e , ,S A A fl JI N at ' , ' Activities: Camera 1155 S uare 5 AI . q af' , l - sill- ' . fxv ' Q L 1 . . L - N, x , Q . , ' - , ' I ZH L: K ,:,iq::f'fs,, - 1 1 - v - n x 1 1. . ,I - ,. Q ,. . - - r s' .',,f -,f 1., 6 ,N .ti ip MARIE E. ERICSSON Meme SeriouJ and u'ell-behaved, nezer any trouble gave. Course: College. Activities: Daisy Chaing Red Cross C15' Spanish C35' Chorus C- '. RICHARD ERMARR Dick 'The 11118 man 11 hz: ou az armtanz Course Industrial Arts Activities Camera C15 FREDERICK A FENNINC Sandy 'The man that laugh! mutt Jurely do u ell Course College Activities Home Room Vice Pres C2 35 Cub C15 Stage Crew C1 Sports Freshman Baseball Bas ltetball JV Football C2 U5 Var sity Baseball C2 3 45 Football EILEEN FENTON Shes merry the J gat lVbal more can u e M5 Course College Activities Canasta C25 Chorus C45 Debating Cl 5 Future Teach ers of America C3 45 Sports Interclass Basketball Cl 45 Hockey Cl 45 Vollesball Cl 45 Softball Cl 45 LYNN FINFBFRC Lnefy and gorupniq and a .rplfe of mrrth too Course College Actiuties A Cappella Choir C 45 Fox C45 Librarx Ante Red Cross C45 Yearbook Entered from: Harding High School Bridgeport Connecticut. Miss Smith Explains a'J and b'.f Freflaman Hmory 1948 A busy B or an active A which were you in Miss Smiths college algebra I class? Figuring math with at and In 5 was hard for many but Miss Smith s systematic planning helped Although the Work she gave was a puzzlement who will ever forget Mary Smith one of the favorite teachers in the freshman year patiently trying to get a class to understand time rate and distance SAMUEL R FINLEY Geno Sam When: the next wanton? Course Industrial Arts Activities NewspaperCl5 Square Dancing C25 EDWARD J FITZ Eddie Gue me my box Ill play you a tune Course Engineering Activities Band C45 Class As is sembly C3 45 Fathers Club Show C15 Fish and Game C715 Minstrel C2 35 Science C1 5 Square Dancing C2 45 ANN FLAUCHER G A A 'The fire :be later in her temper the make: up for in her harr Course College Activities Cirls Banquet C35 Sports Interclass Soft all Ca 45 Vollesball C3 45 X as kethall C15 Hockex C35 Nar t Basketball C45 Hockey Ci E-ntered from. Lauralton Hall Milford Connecticut. Sophomore Hzrtory 1949 Indra now independent adopted her consututron and the class of 57 were no longer lowly rorh' Al though not yet upperclassmen the feelrng of havlng conquered the first year of hrgh school was as tremen dous to the new sophomores as the formatron of a new country was to the world Whlle Indra was creatmg her new government the sophomores elected thexr class ofhcers CLASS OFFICERS 1 Armor Jecfetafy S Weston trearurer T Chase adzuer S Pellett premlenl J Hubbard ure prendent JOHN FLOEGE He .rpeaketh not and yet there lrer a comerratzon nz hzr eyer Course College Actmtres Class Assembly C3 45 Niodel Airplane C45 C5 45 Track C5 45 ROBERT L FORSTROM Bogey He 15 frzenrlly he 15 courteour for anyone Course lndustrxal Arts Game C75 Home Room Pres Cl 35 Stage Crew C3 45 Sports JV Basketball C25 qv-. GERALD J FRANCIK Genal erry For ez ery quemon he has an afzyu er Course lndustrnal Arts ln up Sports Varsrty Cross Countrv u hzch IJ recommendalzon enough Actmtres Camera C15 Frsh and Actmtnes Newspaper Cl5 Radro 7 lNllRlAlwI R FRANKEI. Mrmr A dash of fun har nener hurt anyone Course College Actmtzes Chorus C45 Class As semblx C2 5 45 Dramaucs C25 Ffx C45 Grrls Glee C55 Mm strel C35 Yearbook Sports Interclass Volleyball C55 ALEX FRASER But I ua: only the .flare of an often uanderzng mznd Course Industrral Arts Actrvrtres Camera C15 Trsh and Game C35 Radro C25 Sports Bowlmg C25 MARCELLA FREND Mrtzr G A A Friendly happy people are hetler me! than dercnhcd Course College Actrvltles Audio Vrsual Atds C45 Chorus C45 Class Assembly Cv5 Fathers Club Show C2 3 45 Grrls Banquet C75 Home Room Vlce Pres C15 Pr s C25 Stage Crew Cl 2 5 45 Stude t Congress C45 Yearbook Sports Badmrnton C15 Interclass CCapta1n l5 Softball C7 55 Vol l yball C7 35 JV Basketball 1 49 Hockey C75 arsxty Hockey C3 45 SYLVIA H GALASKE l V Her fancy lor! nz plcarant dreamr Course College Actrvmes A Cappella Chorr C45 Art C15 Darsy Cham Red Cross Councrl C3 45 Red Cross Rep 0 JANET C GAMBLE Dee Dee G A A Good fun and lofr of pep a favonle uzth all Course College Actrxrtnes Audro Vrsual Ards C45 Cheerleader C7 7 4 Cho rus C45 Class Assembly C7 3 45 Fathers Club Show C75 Fox C2 3 45 Grrls Banquet C2 3 Crrls Glee C25 Home Room Treas C25 Vrce Pres C15 Mm stre C7 35 Newspaper C15 Red Cross Rep C75 Sports lnterclass Basketball Cl 35 Hockey Captarn Cl5 Softball ex a J Basketball C75 Hockey C25 Varsrty Hockey C3 45 Q . . Y . 3 l, 3 9 3 ' U: v r ' . 1 A 1 ' 1 - LJ fl- l . 2 .. 9 IK f ..A1,, I , ' 15,2-.1 A .,. i I 1 4, so ip ,D , S? A Lf . . . ' ' A ' x l I - 1 47 x H h I V E 1 ' r we 3 Q . . V In y , y , L n I 1 V -I - 4 V ' l -Basketball CCaptain 1,5 , Hockey N 1 ' V? - 1 ev H, nb 3 l --:- y . 1 y - Kg, 7, , -'L X7 ' Sil S'l is 1 ' . q1,-, 3,45l. ' ' ' , In 1 . f I . . . U I I UF-1 L A -.f, X51 - 1 S f- Q 1 - ff' 1 A .. .,' .. ,, a. 1 ' ' 45: 'Q A I J .V 1' ' Q ' ' ' ' H . , A e . T 1 '- ev' A ' I -- e 1 ' 1 49' 9 A C-5. ' ' . , ' .- 1 . Cl,2,35,Voll jb ll Cl,2,353 5 K , - .v. - ' -, V w 1 ' - , - g 'Q' EDXVARD R fi IDDINGS Buckslun The farmert arc five ff1Il77f157'l' of fu 111 anon ani pmtpuzli Course Industrial Arts Actixities Fish and Game New spaper fl5 SONDRA K ClI.E9 Sonnie 'llztrlvzef tparilct nz her exec and ber lazzslmr nezcr fret Course Collc-ae Actnitics A Canpclla Choir 45 Class Assembly H5 I' x 45 Ixomians 135 Xcarboolt Sports lnterclass Qoftball H5 Entered from Miplcxxootl lunior High Bridgeport Connecticut MARGARET M CILLICAIN Marge Mike Belter tl! 51111 lfvarl Io rzte and fall Course College Activities Chorus 65 Girls Banquet K35 Entered from Bassiclt High School Bridgeport Connecticut DORIS l5f CODO Dodie met ge! uc 5511011 114 it lbcre Course College Activities Baby Sitters H5 Band 62. 3 45: Future Teachers of America 12, 3. All' Cirls' an- q et 125' Interior Decorating 1251 Newspaper C151 H eat ook. FRANK R. CODO I lake life at il r'on1e.f. Course: College. Activities: Railroad Enthusiasts ll 5. Sports: Badminton fl ll lnterclass Baseball 62, 45. ROSENIARY L CODO Rose I nczer mn ou! o unfit Course Business RICHARD COODXX IN Greek fue me 11101141 7101 avlzzrc Course Business Ceneral Actixities Bowling, C45 ADRIENNE GORDON Spcctly She IJ bclf IILI7 171 thc hcarf 45 0 one Course General Activitics Home Room gcc H5 Neuspapcr fl 5 Red Cross fl 7 35 Spanish Cu5 Sophomore Hztfory 1949 L H S oven 'Y do-500 :dm-lmwtmfb Z1 HUUSE Only fi9r'! For less than half a dollar anyone can come to Open House! XWith magnetic slogans and bargain prices the Senior Council, advised by Katherine Nespojohn, enticed almost the whole school to the cafeteria for cookies, punch. and entertainment ,... The annual Fairfield-Bassiclt Hop, also sponsored by the Senior Council, created such good spirit that no- body tore down goal posts after the Turkey Day game even though Fairfield beat Bassick 14 to 6. BARBARA A. GORIHLEY Barb gg G A A If fnendrlafp rr her goal rbe har already uon flee game Course College Actmtres Chorus KH Class sembls fn -U Grrls Banquet I2 31 Home Room Vree Pres fl 2 JJ Spanrsh 151 Student Con gress My Sports lnterelass Basketball fl Hockey 9 43 ot fl 2 49 Volleyball fl f Capta1n3D ELLEN GOSNELL The caulzouy seldom err Course General Acnutrcs Square Dancrntg WJ Tarlvtaggers C57 K RAYMOND P GRANVILLE And rtfll lhey gazed and .rlzll the zz omler greu 'T' That one .rmall bead could carry all be kllfll Course College Actnrtres A Cappella Chorr K2 Sophomore Hzrtory 1950 The Roger Ludloxse basketball team fought tts may to the S6lT11fll'1'1lS of the State Class A Hrgh School Tournament at New H u en Thrs was not the first trme Roger Ludlovse had reached the state tournament but never before had the term stat ed rn so long Al Kana wall Mrcky Karclos and George Gross then sopho mores were on the reserve lrst when the team beat New London Buckley 51 to 47 and lost rn the quarter finals to Hrllhouse 50 to 47 Sem: Fmnls BARBARA GRASSI Bobbx Her rrep I5 murzc and ber zone rr Jong Course Busrness Clerrcal Aetrvrtres A Cappella Chorr K2 4 G Bu 1 ess Yearbook JANET A GREENE an A girl of flclrrate grace all lauelyier and fflffldllllilf Course College Actnrtres A Cappella Chorr 13 U fathers Club Shovs f f F m CU Komxans fl fntcrcd from Stratford Hrgh School Stratford Connectrcut JANET lkl CREENSPLJN an He 15 goozl that aloe! good lo other! Course College Aetxxrtres Chorus C45 Cala Ill For fu 45 Crrls Banquet H5 Komlans UH Red Cross flj Square Dancing VU Sports lnterclass Hockew f2 RICHARD J GRIBKO Rrteh N A S S H: ubom the nzeznable rannot ozcrfome rr znzrmzquerable Course College Actmtxes Bows Clee HJ Cafe terra Staff ffl Class Pres C45 Forum fp 45 for C3 H Home Room Y ree Pres fl 79 Mmstrel w Newspaper fl J Semot Councrl Staec Crew fa 47 Stu dent Congress 635 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Basketball KU Basketball 135 arsrty Cross Countrx fl 7 Captain 49 Track fl 7 5 Captarn 49 JOHN R CRIITIIN 411 fhmt or a awe! lz e Course lndustrral Arts Actrxrtres Model Alrplane CN 3 if 1--v' 3 a i f ' t R' 1 As- i h ' - 1 1 i l ' - . , 5. fbg 'irls'4 s'n f3, 435 f ,A 3 Q 1 I Q - . A 9' 15.49, 729' ,Sfl A ball , , , ,2, ' 4. ' . ,, . ll T 4 . -: H. .Z . . . 73 'f ,C . 'J 5, . .V ff,,- .fl ' K fy. Q x .t, r U 1 - ' 1 ' ' ,rx . I ' V ..J ,, if 4 uf, I - .Tr 1 1' ' 7 A A t J, sm Camera mg Forum can. kr Softball 41,33 volleyball J co. as R el . ... F LT- A .- A K . K ' .Il X . . , , v 1 - ' . - wgl' ' Q 'V' f V ' , ,- . ,HV 'H'l'. fd .,, u at J T 1 T Q J - V - , 3 I ' ,. 1 - -rx H ' f-. I t Q 1 '- X f' -J . . - . Y- , J-V. , 1 V 4' ,1 I x V -- . ' f - Y ' QTQQN me J , 1 1 Z 1 Auf 'ff' c fc. , , . y - nc , . Xxx GEORGE GROSS Jorge N A S S Plearure mon exlaaurlr ur anl zlrel but erzdeazor nezer tloer Course College Actnrtres Class Pres 635 Forum fox 63 15 Gratluatron bsher Home Room Pres 61 5 Newspaper 61 5 Senror Counerl Student Congress 635 Hearbook Sports Edrtor Sports Freshman Baseball Bas ketball JK Baseball 625 Foot b 675 Varsrty Baseball 67 3 -45 Basketball 63 45 Cr ss Country 645 CAROL IW HACHNIAN B111 ibut rm 1 lbe poml :tr fbe prmrlple of the fl7l77,L' Course College Acnvrnes A Cappella Chorr 67 3 4 Class Assembly 61 7 w f Debatrng 625 fr 'c News EL1lIOf 45 Grrls Banquet 635 Komrans 645 Mnnstrel 635 Square Dancrng 625 Sports Interclass Hockey 63 45 Volleyball 61 75 ELINOR M HADA E he A gentle band may lead the eleplrfant illfh ll bazr Course Home Economrcs Actrvrtres Baby Srtters 61 5 Br ology 635 G rls Glee 645 Y Teens 645 MARY ANN HARTMANN A lozelj gzrl IJ abate all rank Course Art Actrvrtres Debanng 61 5 Fathers Club Show 671 Crrls Banquet 'a 5 Interior Decoratrns. 6 7 5 Tarlvuaggers 6 v 5 Yearbook ROBERT HENDERSOIN Bert Bo Bother me no! uitls trifling' marterf Course lntlustrral Arts Course Col lege Crrls Banquet 635 Grrls Glee 45 Yearbook Sophomore Hzstory 1950 In February the class of 52 as sophomores sponsored the now tradltronal Sweetheart Swrng Three sopho mores Donna Pearson janet Armor and Sandra Pel lett were nomrnated for sweetheart queen Although Marrlyn Parsons 50 was elected the sophomores con soled themselyes mth the fact that they had made a lrttle money for therr treasury SWFETHEART SWINC Godfrey 51 P Palmer M Parsons 50 S Pellett 57 J Armor 52 D Pearson WILLIAM HERLIHX 1 Grlhooley men lmze fhezr faulzr 6 too much mo12'er15 IJ hu Course College Actrvrtres A Cappella Chorr 63 Connectrcut Club 635 Mrnstrel 635 Student Congress 6 15 Sports Cross Country 63 45 Entered from Krngston I-Irgh School Krngston New York DEBORAH W HEROLD Debbre lVhat rrulpizzre 15 to a blork of marble efluranorz 1: lo the foul Course College Actrvrtres A Cappella Chorr 61 2 3 45 Class Assembly 61 'J 45 Darsy Cham Debatrng 615 Iathers Club Show 635 Forum 6-55 fox 61 45 Crrls Ban uet 6 35 Home Room Vnce Pres 615 Ixomrans 645 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Basketball 15 Hockey 615 Softball 61 FRANCES M HEROLD Franny A 1l1rlv 11 or lbe gotlr Actrvrtres Chorus 645 Class As sembly 61 7 3 45 Darsy C am Debatrng 675 Dramancs 61 75 ers Club Show 67 675 Home Room Sec 6 1 5 lxo ans 63 41 Lrbrar Artle 5 ' lf - ' l ' ' . . 63.451 .61 f ' I , ' ' I . . 2 1 ' ' 1 ' A 'L y A . , y I f 1 fa 1 2 'ok 5 . - A 4 - 6 y r ll' U V 3 - . - I ' 1 . ' A 1' A Q c all - g -. ef . oy V , , - ' - - 0 - . -- L. , f f I - ' . 5 : , l . r U k K ' CF' . ' 1 5 . , . A,., ,. , 1 , .f ' . 1 1, 11 y x , as fy: , 1 .L 12' 73' 4' 4. .1 e1'- 1 .- fs. 550 A - . ,' L . ' ,' -3 - ,' 1 - ,'52 ..B.l1.. .. 1 - All ' ' ,' .. 1. ,, UH, . .5 ,- I ' ff . .,: I . W 3 A - : O, x : . Pres. 453 Class Assembly' 63, 45g I fl Ax i ' la - Y 1 I - ' , ., - . : - ' T, -4 - - Wifi 1 ' ' .155 f , ' , ' . r V ,' , d ,, : . A K I - 3 1. ,' 1- I . - Y 1. 1 N 6551Girls'Glee 62,7 1 'A ' 3 j 3 ,A ' Q 6 , ' ' , f 5- 1' - U f f An 1 f ' . ,f f- -f H ' M ' ,' ,-,., 1 ','J1'1 ft A ' - 1 ' ,- Q V ,I ' Fath ' ' ... 3. -153 'I . 1' ' , . 1 ' ' ml l . -4 5 I ' yi ' l 6f, 1 - Sophomore Htrtory 1950 V flu! Il rw: rom' rwo, Evzs or: awe: Frve foot two eyes of blue The Charleston dancers were such a sensanon rn the sophomore talent assembly that they were rncorporatcd rnto that years Fathers Club Show Brrngrng the 201 back to Roger Ludlowe complete wlth the srlent movre The Tnals of Trllre won the class of 57 hrst place for the best assemblrcs of the year The play that helped wxn the award was The Trysnng Place starrrng Cy nara Sullr van Donna Pearson and Gary Corson JOYCE B HOINACKI o Butchre A merry heart maketh a cheerful ,,, x countenance Course General Actrvrnes A Cappella Chorr C3 41 Art C11 Baby Srtters Class Assembly C51 Grrls Glee C31 Komarns C41 Mrnstrel C2 3 41 Square Dancmg C21 Sports lnterclass Basketball C11 Hockey CI1 l Qi DORIS J HOLECZ A reeher of :dence am Course Busmess Actrvrtres Camera CI1 Chorus C41 Grrls Banquet C3 41 Girls Bus1nessC31 Yearbook JEAN B HOSFORD Jeanne Often a rrlent face har zorce and u oral: Course Business Actrvrtres Cafeterra Staff Cf For C5 41 Grrls Busrness C31 Yearbook JOHN HOWELL Champ Who doer not loce urne uorrzan and .rorzg remarnr a fool hu uhole life long Course General Sports Varsrty Baseball C3 41 Entered from Farrheld College Preparatory School Farrheld Con nectrcut JOHN HUBBARD ack Hub N A S S N H S Rerpect trart and honor are returned for htr lark: Course Screntnhc Actrvrtres A Cappella Chorr C7 3 41 Band C11 Class Assembly I 7 3 41 Class Pres C11 rce Pres C71 Graduatron Usher NIodclA1rplanC. CI 7 91 Senror Councrl Pres Stage Crew CI 2 71 41 Student Congress CI 21 Thcsprans C3 41 Sports Varsrty Cross Country T nrs ROBERT W INDERDOHNEN Bo He that dancer uell goer rom party to party Course College Actrvrtres A Cappella Chorr C2 3 41 Cheerleader C41 Forum C31 Junror Prom Charrman C31 Red Cross C1 1 Senror Councrl Sports Cross Country C11 Soccer C31 TrackC51 PATRICIA A JACKSIS Patty Jaclne She uould talk lord hou :he talked' Course College Actrvrtnes Baby Srtters C11 Camera C11 Chorus C41 Grrls Banquet C5 41 Sports Interclass Basketball C2 GORDON JANESKY Gord Men of feu uordr are the ert men Course Industrral Arts Acnwrtres Home Room Sec Model Arrplane CI1 Sports Freshman Baseball Inter class Baseball C21 A ,. , V . 7 r . . ' V - H x- 1 A , . , . U 1 ' , a 4,-Q! p , , , . U gg ,, , , lfl ' .U - I . . C ,-,.. 3 . ,VA - , . . , . - 1 1 I , A A . I 5 I . ,-. , , -K ' H 1 - , . :A ' ' , , -1 . ' , . Vs -' - -I . 7 Y .Q I li' ' CI,Z,31, en CI,2,3,41. 3 7 ' .' . .. bn D ..F,, g. H JV Y K .IU f u , Q, V N3 . ' A 1 U , 1 , 1 , A h 1 1 A 1 ' 4 ' C119 5 I . . 1 9 1 - 1 Q , I ' Q f . ' A , . ., , , , ' 4 1 U V ..Do,, I . fy ,. . LH I X I A 2 : - I 1 , 1 ' ' ., 4 ' ' I ' - . 31, , . . ll Y C b - .. ,U ,- - , - I ' . If - . 'I - .C113 . . . 2 . I ,Dx 1 1 . gf ' f S, 9 , 3 ' H FREDERICK F. KLEIN 1950 av' NORNIA IOHANSEN Carrot Top Norm She 11,20 liar a good fare does rin! need makeup Course Business Secretarial Activities Art 115 Chorus 145 Girls Business 19 45 JEAN KAMINSKI Ambzlfon hat no url' Course College Activities A Cappella Choir 1a 45 Daisy Chain Fox 145 Future Teachers of America 11 2 3 45 Girls Glee 175 Library Aide 13 Orchestra 11 2 a 45 Cross 115 Red Cross Ren 11 3 45 Council 19 45 Yearbook Sports Bowling 145 ALBERT KANAWAI I Bones Add Sporlr Popularzly am! A7IZb1ll0U and you haze Al Course General Activities Cafeteria Staff 145 Chorus 145 F Club Pres 145 Newspaper 135 Statze Crevy 145 Senior Council Yearbook Sports Athletic Rm Manager 145 Freshman Baseball Basket ball Football Coach 115 Inter class Baseball 125: l.V.-Basket- ball 125 Football 1251 Varsity- Baseball 195 Basketball 135, Football 195. Fred' A rolling rlone gatherr no mon. but it learnt in N415 around, Course: lndustrial Arts. T' Sports: lnterclass Basketball 1' 53 Us Varsity Track 12. ' . MARILHN L. KUNCLFR ' yn Ret yt'oo.1 ti 10 out of I ai I1 fr. at nn! of 1.1tliim1. Course: College. Activities: Canasta 2 1 ffliorus 14 51 Class Assembly 11. 2 51 Usher 12 5. Sports: lnterclass-Basketball 11. 25. Softball tl. 25, Volleyball 12 5 . YOLANDA A KOCHIS Babe Ya Goof nature II one of the richer! frm!! of pertonalziy Course Colleee Actixities A Cappella Choir 1-1 45 Class Assembly 125 French 125 Girls Glee 125 Red Cross 11 35 Red Cross Rep 11 25 Usher 12 35 Sports Bowling 12 45 Inter class Basketball 125 Xolleyball JOAN B KOHLMAN Snookie A llllllflf helper doe! not 111171 untzl the II arked Course College Activities Art 115 Baby Sitters Dramatics 1 5 Future Teachers of America 12 3 '5 Red Cross 135 Sports Swimming 11 25 DOLORFS J KOIZEN Dodie G A A Endou ed u nh the capacity for bzg tarkr Course College Activities Cheerleader 17 35 Captain 145 Chorus 145 Class Assemblies 11 2 3 45 Dramat ics 11 25 Fathers Club Shovi 11 2 3 45 Home Room Vice Pres 115 Minstrel 17 3 45 Square Dancing 135 Sports: lnterclass-Basketball 11 25 Hockey 11, 25 Softball 11 2 3 45 Volleyball 11 2 3. 45' Varsity-Basketball1J 45 Hock- ey 135 Captain 1-15. Sophomore History I7 ? ? Student Community Day was an innox ation at Roger Ludlovy e. Amid cheers posters and slogans candidates nominated by the student body campaigned for the student Board of Education. After a final campaign assembly Donna Pearson and .lack Hubbard were elected to represent the class of 52. Other students became teachers. custodians, and eyen principal by making written applications to this student board. E ' . 5 u 414: ,U I 'al:7',-. .1,.-,J t.,..u,,, : :f.'57Zi ' 'f'12'f'- 'f'f:3:- 1 .1 1-'0,'.': vp.-. ' . .D ff-2'e'm':-.-:1:-:ra v -,. , .Q ug... . :,',:.,- .,-. .g , - , 1 Z 553 4.2.2 ,249 31,3 . '..,,.,f.yf .,,-g Q- . r .-., u,-,, -,ab e ,LJ ig5:Zf3'f filfgf y, l If f l AO A p xii. -5.1 ' 1 CHESTER KOLENDA Chet ' lf il concernr u omerz, ark him. Course: Industrial Arts. Activities: Spanish C59. Sports: Bowling C2 9. BARBARA 1 RORCSNTAROS Kush I 11 ith the mul of an Ophelia Doomed' aluayr lo 11 allou zn farce Course College Attiyities Class Assembly C19 Daisy Chain Dramatics C1 29 fra C3 19 luture Teachers of America C2 3 49 Home Room Pes C19 Komians Ca 19 Ycxr book ANN P LAPOLES Annie I paint the uorltl nz color: gay Course College Activities Chess C1 79 Chorui C49 Class Assembly C39 C 1 1 ' C19 Fox C I9 Future Teachers of America C1 7 v 49 Girls Ban quet C39 Home Room Sec Ca9 lxomians C59 M nstrel C7 v9 Square Dancing C29 Yearbook Sophomore Hzrtory 1950 STUDENT BOARD OF EDUCATION ' 1 ffffiu '- wvi o D? m In gf! Of? C1193 U! o 2: EW-. S will 'C 2- 75 OE. EZ o :IZ 'UE CD S-li' F-H :az 5-5 55 3' fs' N -. DOUGLASS W. LAWDER, JR, ..Doug.. Gootl-looking and lotr of fun- Liketl by all.' dirliked by none. Course: College. Activities: A Cappella Choir C3 9g Class Assembly' C2. 3, 49: Dra- matics Cl, 29g Home Room Pres. C391 Komians CS, 493 Student Congress C4 9g Yearbook. INIARCIA A LEISS Marsh G A A If lo her :bare rome female errorr fall Look on her fare and you ll forge! them all Course College Actiyities A Cappella Choir C7 4 C ass sscmbly C1 7 5 49 for C7 a 49 Cirls Ban uct library Art e Cv 49 ear book Churman Sports lntcrclass Basketball H ey 79 Softba 79 X olleyball C79 NANCY A LEUPOLD Nance Mort learned of the fair mor! fazr of flue learned Course College Activities A Cappella Choir C3 49 Camera C29 Class Assembly C49 Daisy Chain Future Teach ers of America C3 49 Girls Glee C79 Yearbook Entered from Warren Harding High School Bridgeport THEODORA LITNER Teddy lNasty G A A Cue me again my bollozz tree a crust of bread aml lzberiy Course College Actixities Chorus C49 Class As sem ly C1 7 9 49 Daisy Chain lxomian Play C19 Library Aide C 19 Minstrel C79 H earbook Sports lnterclass Basketball C79 Hockey Cl 7 49 Sot al 9 Yolleyball 7 NIARY LOU LOBDELL Lou G A A None bleu lbcc bn! lo loz e Ibee nor Hamel that bu! to praue Course College A tixities Band Cl 7 9 Chorus 9 Class As embly C1 ass Sec C19 Cul: C19 Dus Chain Dcbatini., C19 For C49 Cirls Glee C79 Senior Council eience C79 Spanish C 9 t dent Congress C1 99 ear book Sports Interclass Basketball C1 u 19 Hockey C1 7 49 Sot ll 4 Yo ex al 2 JX Basketball C29 Hockey C39 Swimming C19 'Y 44' 6 H-af .r .2 I I I .I 3, 493 ,l A.. ' I' , .., 7: I A T '1'- -.f, 11 Q' .. 9 .' f ., .' ' 1771 fi il' 7' SY' ' ' I ,A , - , - Y- f ' '. 9 . V .- - - I I I I .1 , . .. .. I I Cl9, ockl' Cl,.., ll Cl, X T. 1-vi 1 - 3 A ' , 5 r A A 737 l g u is ' 'is' - Wage, -t -gf. :I C 1' I I ' , 3 ' ' 4 ' . iii: i Z-'5 . as ' 1 . ' . get II 9 I b, I-I3Ii I , -I ,,. is 7' . in 1 ii I ' C 3 .. -. , fbi t , 7 In ., C1,2.' t C-9. I i ' N I C . A ., ,, V QI I . . . I 1 JJ 4 ly, - if Cai: s- ' 139' I- I I , . Ii 6 .I II6,,ffII ei .I I Ig I I1 . Y I sn, Hx- - ' 1 - ' - 1 I II If I. . . HI I. .I as 3' 7 , '- -3 ' 37: Su- fi 2 . , Ig, a Q Y . IX 1' , ' Ill I' . .. I . I . U ,i j .-, , fba, X ' ' 'I , ' ' 'A ' ' ' Cl,2, 9, llljbl Cl, ,495 ' , . , . ', . ' , . ' . I .1 . . ix, -ff if XM is BEVERLY J. LOCKXVOOD Bev G.A.A. To be of ure in the uorld it the only uay to be happy. Course: Business Secretarial. Activities: Camera 423: Chorus 44 33 Community Chest Auditor 44 3, Yearbook. Sports: Interclass - Basketball 44 3. Hockey 44 3. Softball 42. 3. 43, Volleyball 443. MARY ANN LORENSEN Mal G.A.A, A geyter of rhalter and giggles. Course: College. Activities: Camera 423g Chorus 443, Class Assembly 413g Fox 4133 Home Room Sec. 423, Cul: 4 I 3 g Yearbook. Sports: Interclass-Basketball 41, 23, Hockey 41, 23, Softball 41, 2, 3, 43, Volleyball 41, 2, 3, 431 J.V.-Basketball 43, 43, Hockey 42, 3, 43. JANET MACDONALD ..Jan., One tongue ir enough for zz woman. Course: College. Activities: Advanced Science 423g Chorus 443, Future Teachers of America 41, 2, 3, 43, U.N. De- bate 433. Sports: Interclass-Bowling 443, Softball 413, Volleyball 433, Playday 413. MARY ANN MACDONALD Mac In Jclaool, quiet and Juref out- ride, well, u'e're not ro Juref' Course: Secretarial Business. Activities: Bridge 423, Camera 413, Chorus 4431 Class Assembly 41, 433 Daisy Chain, Girls' Busi- ness, Sec. 43 32 Minstrel 44 3g Community Chest 44 3 3 Yearbook. Sports: Swimming 413, Interclass Hockey 443, Captain. JEAN MACLEOD Jeanie Mac Haul to learn lo bonu, lm! :tell uoftb ubilef' Course: College. Activities: Baby Sitrers' 41 33 Chorus 443: Class Assembly 41, 431 Dramatics 41 3: Fathers' Club Show 42. 3, 431 Girls' Banquet 43,431 Glee 4333 Komians 43. 4 33 Red Cross 41 32 Yearbook, Sports: Softball 41 3. junior Hiftory 19543 When jack Grieger enlisted in the Marines in his junior year, the Korean War became a reality to the class of '52. As upperclassmen turned eighteen, they became eligible for military service, and young people found it difficult to plan for a future with the possi- bility of being drafted half-way through college. Schol- arship deferments did help some, but Korea or college was still a toss-up. The current world crisis, presenting the same old problems with different names, turned history discus- sions from Nazism. Hitler, and the Fascists to Com- munism, Stalin, and the Reds. However, with George Gross, presidentg Steve Malin, vice-president, Betsy Bracken, secretary, and Anne Curlee, treasurer, the juniors also faced the more immediate problems of beating Bassick, apple-polishing, and money-making. Realizing that senior banquet, yearbook, and gradua- tion cost money, everyone helped Anne raise the funds, and money-making schemes became the big talk around school. FRANCIS MAGEE Fran Cuban lf Silence it golden, then I'1n made of bronze. Course: Industrial Arts. Q if Activities: Newspaper 41 3gSquare - Dancing 4233 Wrestling 433. I Sports: Freshman Baseball, Inter- class--Baseball 42, 33, Basketball 4 'V 41, 2, 331 Varsity Cross-Country 4 , 423. 1 N N, xxx 1. i sg' RAYMOND MALEZEXVSKI Rye 4 ' 3 A trite man fee: at much at be oughl, not as much at he ran. Course: College. Activities: Gym 423. Sports: IV. Football 4333 Varsity Track 443. MARGARET MANSFIELD mpeg.. G.A,A. A fvlraranl mixture of ffiemllineu and sincerity. Course: College. Q., Activities: Chorus 4431 Class As- sembly 433, Daisy Chain, Forum 433: Fox 43, 433 Latin 423, Yearbook, Sports: lnterclass--Basketball 42, Captain 3, 43, Hockey 443, Soft- ball 4Captain 3, 43, j.V. Hockey 4335 Bowling 423. junzor Hzrtorg 1950 ack Gmeger Leaves 57 for Marrnes CARLTON lm-L5 i-9 'Y' Rembrandt Phe to STEPHENI XIASTROIANNI 32 If I muff fue mt! hee lhe ant ld be at flarrftm bu! I rant Course College Actrvrtres Cafeterra Staff U 11 anasta 1 Dramatres C S amsh Ka rj Sports Interelass Baseball WJ V lootlvall 17? Varsrty oot b K H A RTHL R Xie DONALD l'I Ibex unzqner ulao lacfzeze mu can Course Colle-g.,e Actrvrtres A Cappella Chorr fl 2 VH Home Room Vrce Pres Pre U ml Student on g.,r ss 12 aj Sports Varsrty S ecer fl 2 35 T nms fl 71 ROBERT MEEKER 'Fu Bo Meek 'To uorq lztlfe to rfudj 1255 zr my :lea of happmerr Course General Qports Freshman Basketball JN Basketball lv -U Cart Notbm uorrzer bmi nothmg burner him Course Industrral Arts Aetmtres I'rsh and Game 17 Sports Boxrng I9 ll LESLIE C MILLS erry er Ezer bo I, r nent! nobod r enemg Course College Aetrxrtres Aelxaneed Qerenee VU orus 1 H C S Treas Irsh antl C ame lay Home Room Teas fly NrcePres C79 res rw Nirnstrel rw Student on :Jess f In Xearbook Sgorts Freshman Baseball Bas leetluall lnterelass Baseball C71 Basl-.etball KU Football tr 1 Base a a Basketball la 41 Football K5 U NANCY L MILLS Nance G A A fzzerty auf perrzftarzfe conquer all ihzrzgr Course College Actrutres A Cappella Chorr K7 f la A mbly K7 Darss Chun Debatrne C17 Dra m tres 1 J Fm I3 Busrness Nlana cr H Grrls Banquet in Romr ms C3 H Orehestra 1 l f Yearbook Eelrtor rn Chref Sports Smmmrng Cl lnter elass Basketball 67 Captarn vb P axtlax I wk Hoekey ll f lptun t Xl 5 41 Volley u JV Hoe ev v Nlanaeer rp PAUL T BIINOSKI Pablo Wrote me the uaj to go home Kourse C eneral Aetnrtres Camera KID Raero XIARTHA MOCKLER Marty Uber bill rw! rermnr quiet but not rffe Course College turtles A Ill Reel Cr s gr! 5ports Interelass Hoeleex K 1 . Nr .444 rf if 3 gsfe 1 A l V Q J ' '- ' - a 1 ' 2 f . RN, T - if ' 1. -,SL .. , 3 3 14 A ' 5 t ' e F ' 5 H J W' f' . 5' - il AH e. Ch 'A 135 A r MQ , i 1- 'g r-. , 'A - u .. ,P . ' - ' 1' C - L- fr -y, T f ,- j.v.- 4, - I rzrg Vt ny- .-bI1f7,4J, ' J r 'L' . Af I V4 1 . X Avi. K 'A A . ' 'n- 1 , U ..Sty,, ' . .. . 2 Q . - 1 X. .SZ , W X-w 6. L. n y 5, -all 1 -ss sse A ' h,.a,1wg . C. . 211 ' 'A llg 1,f:.!: f . fy P b l- 5 4 flu: ' 1 , . -f 1 1 ' l e .: - . ,- eg g -- ' -' - N an f. wt- -,. ' M --Iliff ' 'H.botltll Cl, ,- , --lall fl, 2. 5, -UQ . . le-1 fl, ..A ,. ..F,, A I Q ' V - , ', .. .. 1 V f. ' : EN.. ' . ., , Q li. - R ' ' ' 1 - ' 122. Q 615, s. -,, 3. - C - ' 'C 'A 1 , T 1, t ,. ,-. : I , 5 ' ' Q ,423 .' -' ..F., . I M. A Ae' ' -.: rt g os , - ' ' V WHL- tmish12P. ' rf .f --- Q : -- ro. N r ,f i . S, lu 1 Lf T if 'sv CLIFTON L MOORE C iff Fcu rhmgr are 1772p0J.fIl71E I drlzgence aria' rhzfl Course College Attrxitits B nd 1 1 1 Camera Class Assemblx 1 1 Dramatits fn. Cartoonist 1 raduation Lsher Spanish 1 Stage Crew 1w 41 Yearbook WAHINY XIORCAIN e thrnh a happn 11 e mnrzrlr fn lranqurlzti of mind Course Scientihc Activities Model Airplane Stamp 121 ALLEN MORRISOIN Etery horse thmhr hzr park fr heat 1651 Course General Activities Dante Band THOMAS MORRISSFX Tutlxtr rl ralhcr lauth a hrzghl harm! boi than rutn a gran hear! 111, Course College Activities: Airplane 111. , worts: A .Y 7 t 111 X arsity lfoot wall 1711. ANITA L. N111SCARI21.1.0 Net-t pe dar 1 . 111111 au. ie mon J of 1 rm, Ifi 1115411 tn 1.11 1.itr: Course: College. civities: Chorus 7 1 Cirls Clee 1211 Home Room Sec. - 3 Typing for Fun 1 X . JOAN F MLRCHIE joanie mel mrfd and urzarrzmzmg net er arremz e or preruming Course College Activities A Cappella Choir '1 41 Canasta 171 Class Assem Librarx A e 4 Newspaper 111 Spanish 131 A JOHN A MLSKA Iv us lm! tha! funm7 I orgot 1113 homeuorhf Course College Activities Camera 171 Sports lnterclass Baseball Bas ctball 17 3 41 '7 CAROL C NELSOIN Ne G A A Where Jhe met a rtranzer Ihere .the left a friend Course College ,Aff 0 Activities Chorus 141 Class As s m ly 13 41 Daisy C ain French 171 Grls Clee 12 31 V Home Room Pres 11 1 Komians 17 41 Library Aide 17 4 ed Cross 111 Yearboolt Sports Interclass Basketball 171 Hockey 11 7 'a 41 Soft all 21 Volleyball 11 'V' junior I-Izrtory 19511 fe L Q L40 , ey! 1111W11l' nag, N I Qt' Af sh Andy Bertola, Bob Clawson. erry Renjilian This years taient show, a take-off on a Broadway rehearsal. highlighted a group of male hula dancers. Dodi Koizen and Gerry Bennett contributed their talent with solo dances .... Many people did not like the new report card sys- tem with such great emphasis placed on conduct, Now a I for conduct was as important as an A in English. CATHERINE NENIESKY Kas An eager bear! but a qufel tongue Course Busmess Actrvttxes Art fly Fathers Club Shovs K7 31 Interior Decoratxng IZJ Red Cross C37 ' ELEANOR M INEMETH 15 Ill not budge an inch Course Busxness Actxutnes Chorus K H Class As m lx fl C J cr Cross Rep 127 Spanxsh 121 THERESA NOSAL Terry I knou a fflfk uorlly tuo I dl Course General Bust ness Actlvltnes A Cappella Chorr 655 Red Cross C55 ,-o Iznzzor Hzylory 1951 THE COUNT AND THE CO E In place of the annual concert the Orchestra and the A Cappella Cholr presented a comrcal operetta The Count and the C0 Ea' Members of the Class of 57 takrng part were ohn Hubbard Marcella Chexrette Eugene Vezlna Barbara Grassr Bob Inderdohnen and Bob Wrnterbottom Profits trom the operetta enabled the chotr to attend the state choral fesnvql at Danbury and a comblned group of mus1cal orgftntzatrons to spend a day rn the sprmg at West Poxnt and Bear Mountatn LILLIAN 'NOVAK Omer ani 61fff771f70IEd zzlval r e tlzrzir ruff Luau! Course Colleec Attmtres Chorus Hr Class As m lx fl Dramatlcs J Iathers Club Qhou KIJ 'Nltnstrel '7 DANIEL O BRIENI Dan Leftx Surf! lo bear Jlou to Jpeab Course College Actrutnes Gym 175 Sports Box-.l1nL, IU Intcrclass Bs ctball K73 44 BARBARA C OLIVER Bobble Oh lo darzre all night and dren' all dag Course Busrness Actnxttes Spamsh 533 EDWARD OLSON Tlvcrc ra fo! of fu 1 171 1112 1l orld If a ellozz Lunar ubere to Inf it Course College ACIINIIICS Fnsh and Game K2 35 Home Room Sec CI D Sports Interclass Basketball 12 RITA AINN OSTROFSKY Reet Perbapr nz Jmzfer ber pleasure ze: Frzerzffmeff zr ezzdent zn her flex Course College Actnrtmes Class Assemblx 62 3 41 Clrls Glee I2 45 Interror Decoratmg 677 Yearbook Sports Interclass Softball CI 7 v 49 Yollesbllf Basketball Cub -5' 'it sk if w Sus.. Q t 41 of -vX ,qv Y 1 5 t HELEN S. PALSA G.A,A. Ax zniplanned ar a lvicrufvf' Course: Business Secretarial. Activities: Business Girls' K3. 413 Connecticut KI lg Fox K4 J: Min- strel K2, Wg Community Chest K4 J, Yearbook. Sports: Intetclass-Basketball KZ. 3. 47. Hockey KZ. -fl. Volleyball KZ, 3, 41, Softball KS, -Il. CORINNE PARCFLLS I1 c Illfhflllf lauctlvfcr If dreary blank Coursc Sccretarial Business Activities Art KID Choru Kf Square Dancing., K35 IRANK V PATARX at Ab 11191 Jl90III1f1f6 all labor be? Course Industrial Arts Actiyities Gym KZ? Sports Interclass Baseball K7l Basketball KSU DOINNA J PFARSONI Don G A A Dnnplfzl chin and beantzful eyer She 1411120 far 171 all the :ner Course College A ixities Art Kll Chorus K4 ass Asstmbly K7 I D un rumf-al Crs Cce 7 Minstrel K75 Rctl Cross Dancinc, K7l Student Congress K7 J W earbook Sports Bowling K7l Intcrtlass s ctlwll K 3 So 'I Xarsity Hocltcy K H NICHOLAS PYI IN it Nicln 11111 1170 fomjncmlc Inf Coursc In lustrial Arts ctixities Iish and Camc K7 Homc Room Vicc Prcs KI I Prcs 71 Sports Ircshman Basclnll B1 will rc cl ss Bis ctbill scwill K Bisltct 1 cccr 7 Sars asc K Socccr Ku junior Hiflory 1951 The girls' basketball team played its third consecu- tive, undefeated season with Anne Curlee and Dodi Koizen representing the class of '52 on the varsity squad, Coach O 'D. gave each girl a trophy at the Girls' Banquet in May .... On May 25 the junior Prom. the biggest social affair and the only formal dance of the year, was held at the Ritz Ballroom, Bob lnderdohnen was chair- man .... Against such backgrounds as the French Arabian and Russian embassies in Washington D C a group of students from the mythical town of Fairyiew Con necticut sought the missing League of Nations in the Fithers Club musical comedy Forczcn Iiatlcr In the acting roles were Dick XVotring Frinnic Herild Betsy Briclten Lee Dcszo Cindy Stcrnberg and Llcanof Scoran Creating foreign mood with song md dance routines were Dodl Koizcn Sandra Wcsttin Eunice Pfalzgraf Barbara Grassi Marcellt Chu rctte Sall Senior and Gerry Bennett PAUL PFLIS To be LOIUEVOIIJ I5 okay 9 Bu! her content I0 take the quzet uay Course Industrial Arts Actnities Model Airplane KI 23 Sports Varsity lootball KU SANDRA IST PLLLISTT Sandy G A A N H S She 5106171 I k7I0ll 1196 u md can t but flue rubrtltuter will or Course Collette Actiyitits Canasta K7l Chorus scmblt KI ass X ccPres KID P Daisy C hain Dramatics KI P Ix mians K 41 Minst I K7J KI 7 wb X earboolt Chairman Sports Swimming KI Inter ss B slxetball KI 9 I n 7 Ho key K 71 Soft ua ex a c Plat IOMXN PYTRON ICH Pctch s Blondie C' Iii far onli flfzfr 15 man Coutsc Ccncral Busincss Actisitics Chorus KIJ Connccti 41 Rcl Cro R K H Y ff .- Q . - . ' . 4 .a ' A ' H ,aa 71 L V' 7 ,V 7-9' . 4, -S 7 ' 7' K' -I f L . N . .. 2 3 S H1 , . ' K K Y I X up H A L C0 v S Z l ' I I 1 .H SK 'E X . . V ' - . . - , 1 ,. I Y T A! U, . ' . 1 I K .. ' it 'Qi 5 I 9, . VI . . H ' 'A U W - 1 y y N A L' ,, ' - -9 . ' f f ff. ' Cf ' .I 1 A fl? Kalb, Class As, I j ' , 2, 3.4191 .- Clv. ' -K F- ff: my ci . . res. K23: . . f Chg' 1 Fo 7 3 ii l.' il- Q f' Q I ' 3 I-71 'I ' -1- ' - 'o i'. 5.-72 ' re -'S UIQ- SCYHOV COUUCIIZ Slluaff Senior Council, Student Congress - 3 7 l ' c. z . ' Y 1: - l - 'I ' . - 1 ' - Cla. - af . 7, -C, Cap- Bak' I 2, .4m.. ftball Kl, mi -,, C-I li' yn 2. 1. -ii. Vollo-1 all KZ. 1 42: Ki, 2. A. sim. V011-4-twill Ki. 2. s, V' -7 ,' fi- -I I1 IV. Ho 'key KS, -I li 'jday A KID. U K. A . Y H... . A A1 1 V I I K A ' . ?'k 1 . --1,1 A V1 '. A- ' ' . 3 'f -7 -3:1 -' '-- -5- CutKlJ1Cl1 Klll 't ' ss S- kcltl, gIit'r'.i.. . lc' . 121: gp, .' , K X . IV.-Ba I. ll, L '-lull I A ' KZJ, so- 4 K..'i1 'V ,ity-I5':'- , ball SL. ' 77. 9 K li jumor Hzrtory 195 1 ELEANOR SCORAN rehearses Russran scene for Forezgn Matter EUNICE A PFALZGRAF Eunre Re G A A Lzght of .flep and heart u at rhe Course Secretar1alBus1ness Actrvxtres Camera Sec C15 Class Assembly C2 3 45 Fathers Club Show C2 3 45 Grrls Bust ness Treas C35 Communlty Chest C45 Mnstrel C2 3 45 Square Dancing C25 Majorette C2 3 45 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Hockey C45 Softball C3 45 Volleyball C2 4 Captam 35 Basketball C2 45 LEE PHILLIPS Phl Let lhe .rpznt he free away uzlh care Course Industrral Arts Actrvrtres Gracluatron Usher C3 Home Room Pres C15 Sports Varsrty Soccer C25 WALTER H PLANETA Walt Breather :here a man utth hide ro tough uho raw tu o rexer nren I enough? Course College Sports Freshman Baseball JV Basketball C35 Soccer C25 Var srty Basketball C15 Soccer C3 RLSSELL J PLEASIC Duke He hnour a lol hut deem I dare tell ft Course Industrral Arts Actrvrtnes Frsh and Game Club C 35 Sports Freshman Basketball JV Football C35 BEVERLY A PLOTKIN Bev Feu thmgr nezer go out of Jlgle a femmme u oman IJ one of them Course College Actrvrtrcs Chorus C45 Dramat rcs C15 Spamsh C25 Typmg, for Fun C5 5 Sports lnterclass Basketball C15 Hockey C25 Softball Cl 5 Volleyball C15 ANTHONY POLITANO Tony The uorhman zr known hy hu uorh Course Industrxal Arts Actrvrtres Arrplane C25 Boxmg ALTHEA D PRICE A V GAA Why Jhould the dew! haze all the good IIMEJD Course College Actrvrtres Cafeterra Staff C35 Debatmg C15 Dramatrcs Grrls Glee Cl 45 Home Room Sec C25 Treas C35 Red Cross C15 Spanrsh C7 35 Sports lnterclass Basketball C2 35 Softball C25 Vollesball C2 3 45 JV Basketball C45 Var srty Hockey C45 JAMES QUINN Say her Jhg 11 :th much rererve But nezer my he lachr good neue Course Industrral Arts Actrvrtres Radro C25 6 x 13 GP 3 Has. 1 5 4. I ..,4' i' V. ' 4 QA H' . K :N Egfkzg 1 , .V S -.W4 w SUSAN E. RAPPOLT Sue Our Jvc-.fr fha!! Irazcl ztilb nr from afar, A1111 zz lm! I1 e hare been nzalci 11.1 ri bat Il e are. Course: College. Activities: A Cappella Choir 137: Audio Visual Aids 147: Chorus 1-171 Class Assembly 12. 4. rl 7: Daisy Chain: Forum 116 7: Fox 1 5. -3 7: French 12 7, Girls' Glee 12 1: Library Aide 1-17: Yearbook Chairman. Sports: lnterclass - Basketball 1-1-7. Hockey 13. Al 7. Softball 19. -4 7 , Volleyball 12. 3. -3 7, HELEN C. RECK Total Good mzfure if the bealrli of fbe mimi. Course: College, Activities: Dramatics 11. 27: Fu- ture Teachers of America 1371 Yearbook. Sports: lnterclass - Basketball 127, Hockey 127, Softball 127. SALLY REICH Sal Fuzzy A Iifffc fimzxezire mm: and llwu if relirlaeil by Ilia bert of men, Course: College. Activities: A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 47: Class Assembly 1l, 2. 3, 47: C1111 1l7g Daisy Chain: Dra- matics 11. 2 71 Fathers' Club Show 1371 Fm' 171. 217, Girls' Banquet 15 7, Komians 15, 47: Yearbook, Sports: Interclass - Basketball 127, Hockey 117, Softball 127, Volleyball 12 7. JEREMIAH RENJILIAN jerry Jer Eau, obligirzg. not much Jpcerf: hir ir a cheerful. kindly creed. Course: College. Activities: Cheerleader 147: Class Assembly 1l. 2. 4, -i7:'Dramatits 1173 Komians 15, -1 71 Student Congress 1l 7. R ICQHARD REYNOLDS Dick HSUIIIC' fvcfnpfe are born ztilli Huck ejitf, otlicrj lizzie to hgh! for them. Course: Industrial Arts. Activities: Chorus 1-i7g Home Room Vice-Pres. 1 57. Sports: Varsity Football 13, -i 7. CHESTER I. RICHMOND Chet ..F.. He Jcrafclml hir bead and Lepl on tbir1eir1,t'. Course: College. Activities: Band 11. 2. 37: Class Assembly 12 7: Graduation Usher: Home Room Vice-Pres. 1l '7. Sports: lnterclass Baseball 13. -i 7: JV. Football 1273 Varsity-Foot' ball 15, -17. Track 13. 47. BARBARA RUTKA Barb 'lKPl1?Il'J lofi, but Lccpi' it quid. Course: Home Economics. Activities: Dramatics 117: Girls' Glee 147: Usher 11, 2, 37. JUNE P. RYWOLT Pat Patti ll7berc ir d71j't1Ilfh0f1lI the u orlil teacher .rurh beuuiy ai' in iz ll'0IIldl1,.V eye. Course: Business General. Activities: Art 1173 Chess 137: Chorus 1-37: Girls' Business 147. junior Hirtory 1951 Cast of Wbal a Lzfc ' '? 1 Y 1 , air if ' lr, ' il ' . ' 3 ' ' .vw Henry? HENRY ALDRICH Coming, Mother. The Komian play, ll71vaI A L14 directed by Lee Salisbury, starred Dick XX'otrin5, is Henry Aldrich Betsy Bracken and Doug Lauder ts thc romintic leads and Cynara Sullivan as Henry s girl friend ALB1-RT NABO :fc 7 me 1U1L15I1'ld1 r s -' ttrxrtrcs urus Nfotc am. rl X1-XRH ANN ST PIERRF Ircnchx IM 111110 1111111 I5 f1flv,gr1l1r1 a 1171 611111 1 Z1 1111111 fu rt 1 C rat rm Buimtss C Lncral E A trxrtrcs Dmnmtxts 1' lrt R AI PH A QAKAL L L Y CV' ill HIV!! LV' VI 1 f mme Int1t1str111 rts wr Attrxrtru Nusspaper 115 wrts Inttrtl rss Basthall C 1 1 Btmlmg K1 Qaptam 71 ut tar 11111f1r 11111111 1931 X Ar thc Bots Bmqutt A1 Ixmm 111 1 three lettcr mm rcttlxtd tht Edu trt C 1111 her Au trd for thc most x tlulblt fuotbtll pl utr of thc yur Xi-XRGARET D QALIK 'wiarme G A A c 11 11 rn rf fr 1 nr f oursc General ttrxrtrcs Chess In Chorus Dramatrcs Cnr s cc rms c Qqtrarg Drmcrns. K 1 Xea book Sports Intertlaes Bm-ttthall 47 0 tball 11 K 01163 a I X Ho JOAN B QAXIBROOK 11 1411 1lf771d7I1 IV fm zufucr 11 bar 770 lcutcr wurst fo11cLc IINIIILS flaw sstmhlt K Dramatrts cc X11 Nuxsptptr Htlr r Sports Irlttrtlass t 1 ORXIOND SARA Orm L U a fm 12111r111 71 Coursc 1nt1t1Str111 ArtS umm B n1 f Orthtstra I1 J IRFD L SARCHTT Ir1t1 IILIIHV1 1 If If I or L 11111 C otrru College 1 trxrtuts ts tc M N1 D uma. x tggcrs fn Spfmrti lntcrtllss Htetu 7 tx tt1 all trsr UL mms 1 v RON -XLD -X QCHFLNIETIC Ronm Ron I rt 1115 1 1111 Z4 1 Course Art Attrxrtts Ni01t1A1rp1:me as Q-can -pf 'rv :tx 35' X E, i I e. XQX I 3 Q 'DA if an DONALD SCHOLL Don Blonde 07 Iitian or bnnzclle. mme of llwm zl iff get you ld. Course: College. Activities: Camera 6211 Model Airplane rl P1 Square Dancing f3 2. Sports: Bowling, 1-1 J. RONALD A SCI-IL LI R Ron CUIIILIIHI 115 laul! bn! PI nr tft aftor 0 11 Course College Actixities Home Room Sec C7 cu spapcr 177 Sports ln erclass B selwtll 17? as etball K ,irsitx otwall KH T ack lv SOPHIE l SCIBI lx I-1171 dfflff N11 fl7'Vfd77d77I11fCllV Course ColleQe ctixities Babx Sitters Camera Ill Cirls Banquet lvl ir s isiness 1 Minstrel C77 X elrvook Sports Intcrclass Softball l ollulull C73 ILFANOR SCORAN F ie True mmf? eternally lmbbltr ozrr Course Collece Ac ixirics Bibs Sittcrs Ill C ass muly rl H Dram ltics 7: Iathcrs Club S x Girls lnquet f 9 Hone Rc om Vice Pres fl! lxomitns l J Tvxir r 'Slain tc Sports lnrercliss Basltctlull l J LX wi lOllX P NC GRAN uan Jr but J 1 t m si C ursc II1lllSfI'lll'AflS mines lla lminton f I Nl Air wlanc Ill junior History 1951 To earn the required number of points to become 1 member of The National Thespian Society requires long hours of rehearsing lines after school or mam hours of backstage work for each dramatic perform ance. Although few people accumulate enough points for membership before their senior year. Betsy Bracken Dick Vifotring. Lee Deszo, and lack Hubbard became Thespians in their junior year X in DOROTHX QELSRI Dot Dottie Renienibered for brlurfli am ll Course Business Clerical Activities Chorus I Cirls Business f7l Red Cross 7 Spanish K7 J Sports lntc rclus Baskcrb all 4 o mall I N ollu wa n SALLY S SENIOR a fare urilv if 71113 Course College Activities Camera fl P Chorus ' ass ssemblx I Fathers Club Show K7 r s Clce I 7 Min r Square Daneinl ful Al. DRFX I' SHYRNTANI A url! Lnl flffflfl alua r at comrmmf Course Business Secretarial Actnitiu Ixuupamr HJ Txp ins, for lun 1 11 dear ook fx T fr Q1 junzor I-Izrlory 1951 Another honor of which to be especially proud in the junior year is induction into The National Honor Society The solemn and secret ceremony is known only to those w ho become members of the organization by merit of serxing their school and maintaining high scholastic axeragbes The outstanding student leaders who earned their membership as juniors were Ioan Sw eiger Sandra Pellett lack Hubbard and Sandra Weston Sc oarsbr l.Gacler5hi F NATIONAL. P Honor: poem-Y l'NJ ICD Qharacler ervtee MABEL SHERWOOD Mabe A mee! alffarlzze imd of grace Cou rse Home Economics Activities Chorus 6 5 Clee 675 Fathers uh u IN nstrel 5 et Rep 695 Square Dancing EUGENE SHORT Gene Girls Show Cross 7 Not dffdll n zzork bu! no! In I5 vzpathy Z1 Nh II Q 'fr 2' 'S Course College Activities A Cappella Choir 6 v5 Cub 6 I J Newspaper 615 Sport.: Interclass S ccer 6153 Freshman - Baseball. Basketballg .N . - Basketball 62 5. Football 62 5 g X arsity-Base wall 644 5. as- '- all 6w.f .Fo ball 6v.A. KATHERINE M. SHORT KlI0ll16d,2E ir bu! folly unlerr il ir grxided by grace. Course: Business Secretarial. Activities: Business Cirls' 61. 45' Daisy' Chain' Fox 645' Red Cross 6I 5' Yearbook Typing Editor. JOSEPH J SINIKO oe Hc nczer uar a fellrm Ilia! raid much Course Industrial Arts Aetnities Art 615 Band 65 ROBERT SINION Bo I dr 11 I in zz zzhat I ra1zI I zz am I Irtfemn Course Business General Activities Bowling, 645 News paper 6I 5 Sports freshman Baseball Inter class Basketball 61 5 SCOTT B SMITH NASS Ret! asrured he II make 19:5 mark Course Scientific Activities Class Vice Pres 6 raduation Usher Home Room Vice Pres 625 Newspaper 615 Senior Council Stage Crew 645 Sports freshman Baseball Bas ketball Interclass Baseball 675 V Basketball 625 football 625 Varsity Baseball 63 fy Cross Country 645 Soccer 635 JERRY N SODERHOLM er Ilzr rzemlr there are mam Inrr ner are fbere any Course College Activities Boys Glee 675 Cheer eader 645 Class Assemblies 62 I5 Home Room Pres 675 M nstrel 6-ng Student Congress 695 President 6-15' Yearbook. Sports: Freshman Basketball' In- terclass-Baseball 6l 5. Basketball 6.753 IV. Basketball 625' Varsity occer 63 45. STANLEY E. SPEER Speersey' Be filent and rafe: rilence never beirayr you. Course: Industrial Arts. Activities: Airplane Club 615' Chorus 645. 1 7 E ku- l f In GEORCII J STAVNITSKI tax ll lat ffvlt 501171171 fired! r 151111111 all wear arozzmf orrs IX Base wall 175 171 t 11 xr 1 Bas 5 v 15 football 15 Co Captam lOIl'Nll STLIFRAR lR .1 1. Ntcff 1 I1 1551171 11111 l U1 1 I Coursc Ccncr1l lnlustr11l Arts Act1x1t1cs Home Room X 1cc Pres Sports lrcshm 1n Blscb 1ll B is w tll C ross Countrx 19 kc wall 175 CH NTHIA STFRNBFRC Cmdx L14 1711111 frr fur 111152112111 1:11 ft Cou rsc Col lc e Actxutles Blnd Class Assemblx 1 1 15 amancs 1l 75 ox Ochcstr11l 5 Sumo orts l crcliss N ftlmll 1l Svummmc 115 DONNA M STEXYXART Stexxy C A A Tll1l1IJ,lV1lfJfl2 11711071 ltr 7151115 Course Collccc Act1x1t1cs Cltss Asscmblx C orus 1 15 Dusx Chun Crrls nquct 1 5 1 uv vc 17 5 Suen l 5 an 17 orts l Lr1l1ss BlSlxLfl5lll 1l 51 LX 1 8111151 W 1 111 I X Rlflk N1 911111 51111111 71 I1 ll zur Course Collcec 1x1t1cs A Cqlcl 1 Cunt w D mams C lcc 5 7 CYNARA M SULLIVAN Sona G A A 'True care fn unlmg comet rom arf not chance Course College Act1v1t1es Class Assembly 12 75 Class Plas 175 D3lSy Cha1n amat1cs 11 I' I'd1tor1n Chrcf 145 Crrls Ban ct 1 G1 Cu 7 Home Room V1ce Pres 175 Kom1ans 13 45 Yearbook Cha1 man M! Sports Interclass Basketball 12 Hockex 11 2 15 Sot a Vollexball 11 7 EDXVA RD XV SXVEET Sm1le1 Thrust u ere HM! made lhen uordr Course lndustnal Arts Act1v1t1cs Art 115 Gr.1tluat1on Usher JOAN M SWEICER N I-I S C' A A The rurtrt um not to fail 11 lo dcternmze to succeed Course College Act1v1t1es A Cappella Cho1r 13 15 Class Assemblx 13 45 DHISY Cha1n Dramancs 115 Trench 'Y Qcmor Councxl Yearbook Art 717 fdltor Sports lnterclass Basketball 11 75 Hockex 11 7 35 9oftball11 5 Yollexball11 2 35 Basketball 135 Hockey 1 5 jmzzor Hzrtorj .7951 Tb1s year the annual Sweetheart Stung was called the Sprmg Svung because the dance was postponed unt1lApr1l The class of 57 agfun had IIS share of Cand1 dates up for queen Sandra Pellett janet Armor and Arlene Anthony and agam a senlor was selected th1s year Sue Godfrey Aiwowffg A SVA YTTHFART QXVl'NlC S Pallet! 5 A Anrhonk 5 S Cmdfrcy 51 Mr bualheld J Brendel 51 B Lund cn, 5a ,A ' 1 r Q.. . 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'A ce 1 gSp' - L ' 1 ish -5. , I Sp .:nr 1i-1'-1 . 1 2,s1,11.1-g 3. 1,111.5 '1111 . 11, 3. 11. v.,11a1-1.111 11. 3. H51 . l-A 5 f Pl114'xL 155. -EQ Qi' J , Q 15 , 1, 1 . . 2 f ' ge E . A I I Ki .1 f5r.J'.1 .ln ffl' 555 fit 15.111151 ' 5111 Act x: .av-l. .l A 17. 1 451 ru 1153 UH Clul f A 1-5. f 11 . , 1 11 . ' .'2g , '.'23 Q! Y PHYLLIS R SYN ERTSEN P 1 Brooklxn E1 ery arlzrt urzler hu oun autobiography Course Art Actmtnes Chorus C45 Entered from Prospect Henghts Hugh School Brooklx n Nev. York CHESTER E SZYNIKUC JR Chet Wbar' A lmlory student? Course Industnal General Actnvxtnes A Cappella Choir C43 Model Alrplane C27 Sports Basketball Assxstant Manager CSD Manager LYDIA L TAYLOR Lv An exreflerzt tlymg m uoman Course Busmess Clerncal Actnvltnes A Cappella Chorr C3 17 Glee Club C25 Square Dane 1ng.,C75 we jIl7'Zl0f HIICCIVJ 1951 The new For staff was chosen ln tlme to put out the May Issue mth help from the retlrlng senlors The key posmons on the sttff were earned through apprentnce shnp For two years Som had wrxtten Bouquets and Bnckbars and Franny had been columnlst for Fox on the Sly whlle Carol earned her positron wlth many after school hours ln the Fox den hmng copy and composmg hectdlmes FOX EDITORS Frances Herold flufzzre elflor Cynara Sullxvan 611107171 fbzef Carol Hachman neu: eizfor LOL IS R THIBAULT Lou A burzneuman adapt! lumfelf lo the uorld Course Busnness Actmtnes Chorus C43 Connectn C11 Frr C31 Ycaroo Busmcss Manager Audxo X xsual Axds CATHERINE T THOMAS Cathy Iruh ejef that lu znkle Course Busmess General Acnvmes Chorus C43 Dramat rcs CID Square Dancmg C25 RICHARD C TIMKO Dnck Simrzge murfc 177 mx ear: darn thore rlaafpf and flair Course Business General Actnvrtles Band Cl 2 3 43 AI ICE A TOTH 'Three lffrbf nf ber eemur tuo Mtbs mduflry Course College ACIIVIIICS Yearbook Chaxrman Entered from Sacred Heart Academy Stamford Connectrcut BETTY ANIN TRANBERG Bert G A A She Ibn! ua: ezcr fazr and never proud Hall a 10718146 ai Z1 Ill ar1d9ef ua: 116167 lou! Course Busmess Secretarlal Actmtnes Chorus C47 Dramatrcs CIJ Yearbook Sports Interclass Hockey C3 Xollexball C7 3 -U Bascball C v U , .. ,, 6 ,, V V . . . , 1, . ,, V . V V . V. . V V .- i V Cut Q J. ' Q ' b lc .r . - A - Q A - li fe A v .Y v Y S . 4 , . ' ' U In ' u , V rl U ' 'C ,U I I ' l , . .. V . V V 2 V V - , , A V VV . ul J K A ll ' tl .. d., f. . . A 2 A V Her mzre um' ever mf! and lou , 7 T 4 I ' V 'U I 1. l - - Q ' U I E X. - - 4 I - VV 2 . , , , . V V . V . Y I ' S I A 4 Y ' ' ' . . . 4 A . L ' I V' ' ' ' V 1 - - V. . . V V A . V V . VV,, . V 1 1 L . Y . . V V., V V .. . . . V . V ,, . . . . , ' . '. . : ' - . ' ' ls , I . S q L . .... , 1' 1 H1 4- ' ' ' 'fa' 'UQ W . L A V T 1- n 6 9 , +1 VV V ' V' ' V V '- T X C , '7 l L 1 l ' S ! 'LW ff' ,f f , T , ' ' 43, , -, , Y ' 7 ' J -, ,, . ' l , 'L - ' ' 1 u' 4 X , S L I . CURTIS TVRNFR Curt Hribnze aff tlvivzzr I1 Q ffff. I ftffffsr Course: General Ilmincw ivitics: Camera I l ll Ratliu REALAXD R Tl RXFR Bootsrc nc f 4 1 Courst C llc L HHLG A C C at I rx Xwtrrvx urs um nth Ill s Bum unt mum C Il Rul Cross Counul C Il OHS lnttrcl rss llotlxu ll tam LOLIS R N FCNYH Lourc He pun luv fu Hum and fr d IITLIIVII I Course Qtrcntrtrt ACIIXIIICS I-Iomc Room Pres rce Pres fab Mo ltl Arrp an I 7 'Sl CNIXIKILIIIIOFI llirtr EUGENIQ XX XI7lN-X ur, lor: In in rz utr 11,11 Course College Actrxrtlcs A C tplclla Chou' 'a I C ui Asstmlwlx Il 1 ill Drimtms ll w Nlms XL :rum fRIlNI I 7' YH Y urst Ctmllt L tn IXIIICS S1 tru ts tcrtl ts r w I 50110 A S rl gl 'w EUUNBIL ROBTRT N XX ALD XI 'S Bo 1 Hur fr a man In ratrlv the lvtart 0 am zmnmu Couric Intlustrral Arte Actnrtrcs Motltl Arrplanc fl 7 IOI-IN W NWALLACE ac Alumr 141111 luv head nz the flomfr ouric Inrluitrral Arte Ceneral Artrxrtrm Camcra Club C13 Rulro Clulv UI PATRICIA A XVARNIOLTH a fzlllf fwfr nfffrz lmrbnrr 4 arm! mul Couric Cnncrll Busmcss I IIXITICS Cl1oru9 Ill Ymcrc l from Trenton Ccntral H1 lm Nlmol Trtnton Nun Icrsu RICHARD B XX YIIN Ijlklx If fl f If r be cu fum :rt rtrrfnr Coursc Gtmnal Busmtss rrxrtrts D lmunm, fl Home wm Xrtt Pres 4' Act IZIV X h-. X , - - ' C I O 0 tflw grratt -f f'ft.1r1rt' f fn fif' If t'm11c1'r.1.'jm1 V 'Y V , 1: .tm qu '. ' 'ln A, Anti 'az l.lPPL'll.l il mir 42. U , 3. -Ill Art flu: ll. S r ' lli' I - ly rrylglznlr 'ciurmsr -flu ' f J - Fre ' - 3 Girl' . 1 ' 12. . . 1 ' ,. ?7l1K0 It . 3. V' 1 ' I I ' 1 A ' ,-I R A ' 35. Sp .: I 1., ,Cap- ' ZPL ,l.V. Ilurkt-y Ill. 'I 1 'H I 'r If b .1 I ,H ' tm, H , . : . A' 'R . 'R ' 'fl 'V ' 2 - 121, A . V. - A , 1 K A . la C C -. ' . . 1 . f,-,,g1' r' -lu ' R ' 3 UE A Y He'd A f ff ' 1 rl-7 -'P tn 3 ' A A r ' V f , it N-' Q ' IQ, jf Ifbp .rr-, g .1111 ,. Q ,, -, Cuf 1 1 4 ' JL lfffx 42. 'K , Q ' h A If ' 3, 4153 Knrniams V, Il: . ' rrcl M 1 ' ' ' - l2.3,4l1 A I lc, '- ' W ' A ' Mx 'f , vorrui V Q Rt-rl A U I - 1 f -- ,'I Lf-fvr.1.ft.flrrf1f't . ff If 1. 1 frg ,lI. 1 if ffm' M747 lr! fcrhxt of CO Ai 4 ,Q I G, Cml- IIIVL' L'VL.lffr17J,' 4112111 L' n fx ACt m'2f'.Kl1flulN44r, E' Spar Ji In - . x Sulrlmll If I. AL , I, I C , AY Rye R0 '- , l. fx Wt f Q x junior Hirtory 1951 To be a member of the Senior Council is to hold one of the most coveted positions in school. For days juniors on the nomination list waited in suspense for Senior Class Day when the retiring members sat on the stage with little white envelopes containing the names of those to be tapped, One by one the new social com- mittee took their places on the stage: Bob Inderdohnen, Jack Hubbard. janet Armor, George Gross, joan Sweiger, Richard Gribko. Anne Curlee. Scott Smith, Mary Lou Lobdell. Donna Pearson, Sandra Pelletr, and Al Kanavt all The Class of '57 had arrived SANDRA XVESTON1 Sandy G A A N H S ll rtti zure umtomc Course College Activities Band C15 Cheerleader C7 3 45 Chorus C45 Class As sem lx Cl 2 3 45 Class Treas C75 Daisy Chain Dramatics C1 25 Fathers Club Show C1 2 v f Girls Banquet C35 ee Club C25 Home Room Pres C15 Komians C3 45 Li tary A de C3 45 Student Congress C25 Yearbook Chairman Sports lnterclass Hockey Cl 2 Sof ball C1 25 Volley a C15 JV Hockey C45 Swimming FRANCES L WILMOT Sunshine Fran Cheerful Jmzppy uluajr '9 19412111 'C' Course Art Activities A Cappella Choir C25 C b C15 Fathers Club Show Sports lnterclass Hockey C1 7 45 Softball C15 A ROBERT WINTERBOTTOM Wint Her a hard man to ronzmce Course Collene Activities A Cappella Choir Cu S+ 15 Cheerleader C45 Class As semblx C1 75 Connecticut C15 Dramatics Cl 75 Fathers Club Show C25 Home Room Pres C15 Komians Cv 45 Orchestra C1 75 Student Congress C15 RICHARD VUOTRINC Rich Worry Dick Lzfe IJ but a rtaee and I am lhe rlar Course College Activities A Cappella Choir C2 5 Cheerleader C3 45 s Dramatics embls C1 Cl 75 Fathers ub Show C s5 Home Room Pres Komians C3 15 Student Con Lress Cl 7 45 Thespians C3 45 Xearbook i Sports Soccer C15 CARMEL L. YASGUR Carm Cam G.A.A. Ir there no end to ber rheerfu1neJt.9 Course: College. Activities: Chorus C451 Class Play C253 Dramatics C153 Min- strel C25g Red Cross Cl 55 Span- ish C25 . Sportse lnterclass Basketball Hockex C15 Softball C2 ollcsball C2 35 CONSTANCF bl YOUNG Connie S ow Pokc It rr Ike lnzrzqurl people 14110 accomplrrh much Course Art General Activities C ess Club C15 Square Dance Club C35 RONALD ZELENSKY Abzlfty 15 man! ueallb Course Scientific Activities Fish and Game C7 Science C15 IRENE ZINN Zinnie For one 0 ur um' born a tum at not 4 foul kneu uhzcb Course Business Secretarial Activities Art C15 Chorus C45 Tsprng for Fun C35 Yearbook POLLY 7lNN Teeder My Jlimfou arzdl Course Business Secretarial Activities Art C15 Chorus C45 Typing, for Fun C75 Yearbook .1 Qsf gl X THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -4 C: Rau' I: B. Korcsmaros, K. Short, S. Weston, B. Lundberg, J. Sweiger, secretary C. Moore, prexidenr: R, Gribko, rice preiident: T. Litner, J. Carlson, L. Fineberg C. Jasmin. Rau 2: D, Pearson, M. Kovacs, C. Hachman, S. Pellett, S, Reich, F Herold, B. Lockwood, M. Mitzel, R. Granville. Rout 3: R. Whinaker, adviser J. Englis, J. Kaminski, A. Curlee, B. Gormley, M. Lobdell, C. Nelson, S. Rappolt C. Sternberg, E. Chatfield. Rau' 4: C. Sullivan, N. Mills. Rout' 5: J. Hubbar S. Smith, G. Gross, F. Klein, J. Donald, J. Chase. A committee of the National Association of Sec- ondary School Principals founded the National Honor Society in 1921. Roger Ludlowe joined the organiza- tion in 1955 as the Fairheld Chapter. The society is designed to honor those who have achieved distinction not only in the academic field but also in social and extra-curricular activities, The purposes of the Society have been to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, and to develop character. In order to become a candidate for membership, a student must be in the top third of his class scholasti- cally and have satisfactory records in school citizen- ship. service. leadership, and character. The induction consists of an impressive ceremony in which each member is pledged to uphold the ideals of the Society and is given the National Honor Society emblem to wear. and Ieadershi bi? ' XXQXBYS . fx SC utstamxmg' l 6 o Members 3' Pl 5 -4, CDXOCS Citifwllie M051 ST .. mv 'WN Qweiilet ...-r P f BEST J ALL AROL S ' k 'Av low 56 af Hubbard .......... ND SENIORS Anne Curlee I U EN xnaefiome Rfch Gnbko POPULAR WJ Bob Jane, Cuike A I'1-not CHARACTERISTICS mC L mberg Betsy Bra DRAMA M SM Qynihm SW fken nc Dwk W we Offing 1 Cl :ff Aloore AR TISTIC c e Dc 520 M Kanavf A 'UC s 9 ,KYHLE bww pxnnL 'Ln ', K 11 Q Q YS N I E X L'9Xff ' , Anne A A p,x su 'xi 1 Y I . ,H v .5 , , X 1' i U , ' 33 ' .qs I f' X 'C . 0 A.--'-..' . u ' 0 NG ben Yofst! EES E sanm' P om el C, U7-E ST T OOKX eco lc Ro Sa ndy wesron Y Y 'KSHXON Lee Bea on D onald FLIR T S LKYES e m J Harlrfmm Marg A00 Barbara B Iowa I 1311 N ovak TEST Raym Ond G fallvllle BLUSHERS Norma Johansen Saou Smnh S- ja CU Mchea Pnce 'Y 0 SL CCEED nag YeXXet G 901' ge G B NA T MOST LXKELH Sa ross L R ED A ck Hubbard fdry Lo u Lobdcn 'Y UPS Y ied Jon D onald ARG UL-RS Cam! Hac hma n ...ni Rc-ala Hd B Turner I UFFERS V5-N F, d L Fanning Rxchard GXGGLERS Mmam Ymnkd Wotrxng EXECUTIVE COMNIITTITIT R014 If Soilerlirvlm, Mtmllov. Nichols. Run 23 R. Gmnxille, M. johnson, B. Seaburg. COMMUNITY DAY COMMITTEE Row I: Friedberg. C. Bohman, D. Law- der, fbairmany Herlihy. R011 2: Chatheld, Bitar. ST DE 5 i Rau I: J. Gleason, adrmry M, Mitzel, C Seahurg, rim' fW6,IIu,L'71!.' Molloy. n't'nIizr1,' pferirfnzrf Gormley, Broun. lirend. M Roz: 2: Bitar, A. Stippa, Gyenizs. Herlihv, Bergmark, Chatlield, Sehempp. D. Lauder, P. lir duties, the fortv members of the Student Congre made several new improvements this year. One impo: tant project was to take care of n main gripe express in questionnaires last yearg namely. the numerous co lections for charities. The Congress decided to hu l Besides performing all their usual government: e one main collection called Rogers Pool to which e it student contributed 1 minimum of fifty Cents. Nc-.tr CO GRESS 'lui mr 3: Frieilherg, Kranyik, R. Smith, XVerebel', B Q 7 OFFICERS Row If Soderholm, prerident: Molloy rerrsiaryg Seaburg, rice prendenl. ROGERS POOL COMMITTEE Rou I: M. Frend, J. Mills, M. Mitzel, A, Anthony, roethairmenx XY'otring. Ron 2: Herlihy, J. Brown, R. Dakai, V. Were- bley, C. Bohman, R. Granville. y . Klein. F. Anderson, B. lfeketc, R011 J: R. Nichols, N, Watgfm, T. Grant, Stanovsky, J. Mills, A. Anthony. x hundred dollars was collected to be distributed Ong the various charities. Community Day. the second new and successful roject. was headed by Doug Lawder. After officials for wn positions were carefully elected from the student udy, they spent one day at the Town Hall. Police epnrtrnent, and Board of Education assuming the ties of their respective ofnces. '4 X 1 FRESHMAN CLASS Mrs Hoehrx adx xser WHAT have 1 done mf! ,xx OFFICER9 R Gdlerre ure prendcnt B Mocabce Jecrefary R Bntar prcnderzt R Smlth lreamrer U HfN ,MH I 6 VCV Hmshf HHY dolalu 'MS H0 Ihe gg an dns' mn? vnu' XX HERY can X pu! 62 f 5' J 1- Q . A -. ,V xx - 1 Q, S ' r x X 14 , ' x -' -Qu, 9 7 ' ,- I 1 N 1 . I .. v - D . c C? n ' , ' '1 ll' ' Jecretary. Q wt fa' K 31 X Efmgig 1 5 fl xx' , 41 lil! I lllllw , f R X Spaghetti for lunch! - Q- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Rau' 1: Bcrgmark, ure prerzdem: Molloy, preridenl. d Row 2.' R. Dakai, lfearurer: R. Shackleton, a z'iJer,' C. Bohman, N g' Nqr-W X i All Gaul is divided into three parts . . This mysterious thing called a brain . . . L :fl li J Y 757 up Mpfll llllldll il ICERQ Yum! XX Nnders alumr I' lreafurfr Mxtzel nrrelam Smulm NI buerr ulzmr B bcaburg, pre zfuzf C Nlchols me pnrzlmt JUNIOR CLASS Smckerdoodles and Purple Nxghtmares 45 I xx -X Niarua Graham xersus yumor cssax lv rg' 7 5 .Alf L-i A mcklc .lpn-Qc or thru: for ca 1 :mc Jose Gosp arrives from Spain to study 'R Ll' lr' 7 English at R.L.H.S. IT Ann Molloy leads Community Chest Drive as Red Feather Girl. S NEWS Laurel Girls and Nutmeg Boys State. L, ee n of K if Sandra Pellett, Scott Smith, Anne Curlee. 1 5 X ,- HL Peter Steinert, class of '52, accepts Ford Scholarship at Yale. Latest is that hes making Dean's list. Sandra Pellett is elected D.A.R, girl and chosen first alternate in State. 'Y' K' . ,. D f' O f.., Q. U A fu ,P-.' .' 'O - Q4 ' :.' ll Q' :ga ,J S 15 Q' YQ Q 1 f' gif? '54 6.. E x K' A ,Qar .51 Ag Q -1 3 ,, ,rw ,Q f' if-Q 2 ' at v f, TR ,, A vac.. -n S N C A H T O I L O A Arhletrc sl-ull plus scholarshrp abrlm Rau I G Cross J Hubbard R C rn 9 muh R 7 I Bemxa T Chase In hem Rrabmonl l fnglrs Fred Ienmnr, rccenes Gallagher Trophx for bemg most ousramlzng football player of the wear Herman I-lrckman speaks at Annual Boxs Banquet BOYS N U 5 oc, CHEERLE DERS , VJVXTH AN F A With BU F V' nh an vxllllR1aflllFF V Nh dnl 1 F Vllthqgg falrheld E-Yagm Team Team .! AH iAW'UuD we HO R g ld who Rah Wllim ,- X Rah lqmrhelll W ORahT2nt1 IXPIECZIIIQ R Nfoorc D Wotrlne Ytandnzg A Molloy w X RC'l1l1lllI1 R wlDILl'l7O!IO!Tl B Lundberg, R lnletlohnen wrllcu Rah laxrht L C bl L L .im c D lxorzen caplam B1 line lamp 5 Weston C. Twm Troy Team Team The cheering squid ID thls school hls the slngulqr dlstlnctlon of benng the only one ln the county Vkllllll now has boy members Exen lf the teqm IS l0Sll'1L, exeryoncs splrnts ue boosted when twelxe peppy cheerleaders come runmng onto the held No m1tter how ferr uw tx the mmes ire the sqtmd IS qlwus there Thrs selr durxng the brtsketball selson the dlstrff side tool-c mer md dld xll the cheerxng Besldes cheerrng at ggtmes and spendmg long hours pmcucrng rlfter school each member h1d 1 group of potcntltl cheerlc lders to trun 'tt hc beelnnlng of the yetr An mnull exent for the sqmd IS the cheer le lclllll., cl1n1c If the I nuerslty ot Brldeeport rn which thu consxstentlx pltce xerx hntch 'Next xezrs squld wrll be munus xe erin grrls Dodt Rouen Dec Dee Gamble ind Sftndy Vfeston who hue cheered for three yetrs All the boys except Russell Moore were semors thns year D1ck Wotrrng especullx wrll be 1 erert loss beciuse he was a two se rr member mzartamen Breaklaosing Streak Connnillet' F in-of-Only ,Xl Work k With Enthusiasm As Usual V 1 . New l'at'ully 'Vx GAME BY GAME: Wilbur Croix-the season opened at home. The New Haven team, one of the schools best in recent years, had trouble running against an aggressive Lud- lowe line. Scoring in the first period, Cross won 7-O in a hard-fought game, Norman Wargo and sopho- more Steve Torak starred for Ludlowe. Stapler-using tricky single-wing formations, Staples defeated Ludlowe for the second straight year, 3-O. Fumbles caused the defeat, as Staples was completely outplayed in the second half. Harding-playing under the lights, Harding scored on two desperation plays for a 14-0 decision. Ludlowe had the upper hand throughout the tussle but failed to score though inside the 10-yard line four times. Steve Torak starred behind ii charging line led by George Stavnitsky and Dick Reynolds. ffl A 'ii D Big lfpsf ln Footha Struggle With Mil Tc Us B GFORGE GROSS ,mmm ,rm at victory gmt, with Mmm: 1 Milfon!-the years only victory came as a result of Bill Foleys short pass to Lee Beattie in the final seconds of play, 22-l8. Chet Richmond, Torak, and Beattie scored the touchdowns, but the winning margin was achieved via two safeties. Arnold Steeves was the line star. Q21 Cenlml-an improved Central team defeated Ludlowe 18-6 on our field. The Ludlowe line was outcharged throughout the game. Beattie took a 55 yard pass from Foley for the sole Ludlowe score. Norzfalk-playing on the Clamtowners field, Ludlowe bowed 26-12. after taking a 12-6 lead at the half. Beattie scored on a pass from Stavnitsky covering 80 yards, Tom Birch scored on a guard around play to complete the Fairfield scoring. Slrafford-a flock of fleet halfbacks scored in every period to hand Ludlowe a 27-6 defeat on our field. Torak scored Ludlowes only touchdown. The defense was unable to cope with Strarfords classy backlield. 1-1 -li Prep-powerful Fairfield Prep scored heavily to pile up a 52-O victory in a game at the Prepsters held, jack Ringel. whose brother starred for Fairfield two .rs o 4 . V.- Q LT'--.I ns' years ago. was Preps leader. George Stavnitslcy re- ceived a brain concussion. ala Barrick-the Green and White trounced Ludlowe for the second straight year 58-12. lt was a hard-fought game as the 12-6 halftime score indicated. Bassiclcs Rudy Peklomba and Tom Baxter ground out huge chunks of yardage in the second half making the game a runaway. Fred Fenning scored both Ludlowes touchdowns. VARSITY FOOTBALL Rnu' If I.. Beattie, R. Schuler, C. Richmond. T. Morrissey. J. Ambrose. S, Fenning, -I. Chase, bl. Mills. Rau' 2: T. Birch, A. Bergman, G. Wfarme, XV. Schwartz, K. Osterlwerg. A. Stippa, j, Stanovslxy, WY Rudis, C, Johnston. Run S: M. Sudora, A. Steeves, NW. Sthumann. H, Dalling, R. Reynolds. J. Samu, 71 J. Baird, S. Colwell, W. Meyers, J. Schempp. Run Al: N. Wfargo, M. Yamnicky, R. Bitar, J. Kardisko, H. Horvath, S. Torok, H. Perkins, R. Messer. Fa1rHeld Faxrfleld Faxrfielcl Falrficld Falrheld Furield Falrfxeld Falrflcld Falrfleld Fa1r6eld Yrel hw r n rt OW! ll Mrlford hom alk Grecnvx rch Prep Alumm Danbury Stamford Bassmk Central Mllfurd Gro ss loxls MM rd L llowi 7 X Falrfitld Fzurkld P1 xritld Falricld Purfitld Fmrficld F11rHcld Fturfltld Fnlrlqtld F lrield Beam e makes X 7 f Biarn a Sllind sl Harclnng, Greenwnch Norm 11k Dmburw Stratford Stimford Basslck Stratford Central Hqrdmg eandc fl, I 3 doublc SUFQ VARSITY-Rott If Gross, Chockey, E. Short, L. Mills. Run 2: Sranovsky. S. Smith, Cr. Gross, R. Meeker, L. Beattie, F. Klein. Rau 3: E. Plaisted, manager: lf. Soviero. A. Steeves, R. Ciribko, auiftant manager: Coach Taylor. BASKETBALL The basketball team finished the season with a record of 6 wins and 14 defeats. Two victories were added to the record when both Central games were forfeited to us-one because of Ernie Petrucciands ineligibility and the other because of Gene Bethea's overage status. With these two games, the record was 8-12. The team started off well by winning five of the Brst eight games, four in succession. Then it ran- into Central which ended the four game streak with an easy 65-24 triumph. From then on, the Taylormen J V.-Kneeling L. Levy, manager: M. Burger, man- ager. Standingx D. DiMattia, J. Chockey, C. Jennings, L. Pagliuco, F. Gallup, A. Steeves, B. Rudis, F. Gard inet, F. Soviero, B. Mclntyre, R. Osterberg, F. Kugler. were able to win but one game the rest of the season, a 68-60 triumph over Stamford in the Lock City. Bob Meeker led the team in scoring with 193 points and was awarded the trophy as the team's best foul shooter. Prospects for next year look bright as three lettermen with plenty of experience will return. They are guards Joe Stanovsky and Arnold Steeves, and sophomore forward Joe Gross. They will be aided by Fiore Soviero, who has led the jV's in scoring the past two years, FRESHMAN-Rou I: R. Dirgins, R. Messer, B. Gil lerte, R. Stavrovsky, M. Schless, F. Fox. J. Morris Rou 2: 1. Samu, C. Goodfellow, D.'Wendell, W Gyenizs, E. Tatnall, P. Brown, 1. Hauser, B. Dunn L. Levy,managef. Q Farrfleld Farrfleld Falrfield Falrfleld Ludyowe 1 fo! Th cl Cornwell defends goa als using your heady E SOCCER Norwalk Stamford Hrllhouse Mrlford Prep SCORES Farrfield Falrlield Farrfield Faxrfield Norwalk Stamford Greenwrch Greenwrch 74 Rou I H Coleman manager B Cums R Myrnck R Bergman A Krrby NW ONe1l P Adams W Art R Ackerman manager Rau 7 V Srrour mach G Renrz B Lwnes B Meeker D Clark L Nostrck F Sarcher J Monahan nada R011 3 C Sorer S Anderson E Cornwell D Adams Gross D D1Matt1a R Malrszevsskr LJ Corson T Johnson CRCSS COU TRY R 7 D Thomas 1 Hubbard B Morm S Lavsdu R u I L Lewy VC Clllcrre S Halperm fu Grxbko W Mclnryre C Sauer Rau 3 R Barrows maria j 110656 R Grrbko D Huenerberg F Gardmer W Hcrllhx Ni Burger C Imahols mam: -3 Lee Beattxe K akes B BNHS map 1-I--f 'F-,Q -Sr F for R L airfield comes crashmg rhroughr 75 .Sltfatef Lorenson. Koizen. Stamlirrgx Sweiger, Maurer, Curlec, Gamble. All the proud people who walk around the halls wearing an F sweater have worked hard for that piece of clothing. Anyone can get a white sweater, but the F stands for years of active interest and excellence in sports. Wfhen a boy or girl has earned enough points on inter-class. J. V.. and varsity teams. he or she receives GIRLS' CLUB an sweater and automatically becomes a member of the Club. Club members tried this year to bring up athletic reputations by being good sports in all they do around school. The main activities of the F Club were the dance and minstrel show. The proceeds from both went for better athletic equipment. Ron' If Blank. Birch. MacCallum. Mickune. Rentz. Seaburg. Corson, Englis. Deklattia. Fenning Roz1'2.'Cha5e, R. Bergman, Daliing, Johnson. S. Anderson. D. Adams, B. Curtis. P. Adams. VV. Art N. Pelin. Ron 51 A. Gribko. G. Kincaid. S. Torak. J. Ambrose. C. Johnston, R. Lynne. A. Scippa E. Cornwell. R. Maliszewski. Ron J: NXT Srhviartz. Colacurcio. C. Richmond, J. Mills. C. Jennings Floege. D. Huenerberg, lnderdohnen. E. Plaisted. Razz' 53 Carta, maclaf Hubbard, Kanawall, Stavnitski R. Gribko, R. Meeker, Soderholm, C. Sauer. Rnu' 6: Beattie, Stanovsky, D. Steeves, N. Wargo B M. Sudora. ' L I'-'-Z o ' Y S! 'F' , C L LJ B 111 1-i Laci --u-r lg' H 'L ,-ma .-321 111 S Pelett I ennln s Asprelll loreer NI Lorensen nn S Weston M lrtts A Pme I nthonx X le A XX art vu 7 ODxxxer Cmzt Tu x :lm le L A fur Omen l Carlson Ni lrend I. Lxons 1 slx1 'N N m 121.1 As a rollrcktntg hoeltex season ended the team refleeted upon broken stteks pracnce on a told held hot eoeoa back at sehool xfter games 1nd muddy orange pants that felt so xx arm on br1sk autumn d zxs Dodr Krozen captun and center forxx ard led the Loulse Lxons comes down the allex alter the lull HOQREY SCOR LS Furfleld I'.11rf1eld Falrlreld Furfxeld Fllfldilkl team to three xxms one txe and one loss As a grand lm tle to the season the sqt ad e ame o1.t 1n full strength Llllflflil 'Il11HlCSQlXlHL x1e1t1on to beat the puffing xlumnae Desp1te brursed slams and sore ankles the te tm had 1 good season xx mth Nitss O Dxxyer Coaeh Dodl Kr zen CAIPIJIII C VNOFI St aples St ples Cherrx L axx n IDWFILH Alumn ae 77 ' K -, ht' Qlt.-rg-'ff5.Ngi. A iv,- 2: J lfvb- 7. 'Q JI 4 A is . L UF A ' ,. fl.,-A tj ggvixj Q ' W mf 1 'J - - 2 1 Y n - A. - -,Eff ,., ,rg . . - , - I I. -A. -i'm.i?.'Q-A, Y Rf 1,1 -l',e,j- e-,U -Line-m,x ' A '.R. Do ' 'a , . I' . 2. A R. Xuicr 1 rl. Sxxcihucr, A . . l, R -x ' , . fn' A. ll-yj. CH la -. D, P-t1rsor1.A. Molloy: . . lee, D. K Q ,t . 5 A , 4 I' ,,-l. Lut n '.l. NI.at:ret. . '..l1lls. . Qu, .L It 'L - '. gtk' L 'kr' ' l W ' Y 'L' - ......,. al 4 ' .......,.... 5 'f ' Q- .,...... 0 e Q1 ' .......,.... 2 K' ........ 2 ' ' . ' .. l l 'LA Q A ...,.,.. 0 . 7 ..,....,.,.. O t gl ' ........ 5 g ' ...,.... O VARSITY SCORES Fairfield Fairneld Fairfield ....,. Fairfield Fairfield ....,. Fairfield ...... Fairfield ....,. Try 'n stop me! -16 Darien .,..... -12 Staples, .... .. 33 Stamford ...... , -i5 Milford ..,......... 5,3 38 56 Milford 28 New Canaan Sacred Heart ....... .... I O 21 I8 I3 I9 ZI You cant break this defense I beecha to it. Can the guards play forward. O'D? Iairfield iirfield tirneld 'airfield 'airfield .....,.. ...... JL N IOR VARSITY SCORES New C in ian Milford St tmford Darien ...... XY estport ..... 78 Igot it alt '7 Rr V A R S I T Y GIRLS' VARSITY BASKliTBAl.L Q52 fu If Molloy, Curlee. l:l3ULl1Cl',fylDVYI.'Cl'. wail: Maurer, Sweihiger. A. Graham, Stevxart. manager. M. Graham. Koizen, lirenil. FOURTH UNDEFEATED SEASON Witli Anne Curlee as this year's captain and Miss OD as coach the squad shot through a season of ' seven wins. The team will always remember practicing long hours after school, sucking juicy oranges at half- time, and singing XY'e won because we won . . while being hauled home by bus. ln February and March a few of the squad played and won exhibition games at New Britain Stare Teach- ers' College and Arnold College respectively. Rotlxy GIRLS' 1. V. ISASKIETBALL Rua' I: K. Ries. Ii, Anthony. M. Konus. WI. Carr. bl. Carlson. Rm 2: R Dakai R. Szepessy, M. Teruni, li-fimki. R Broadman. B. Gormley, VT. Fay. Roz. 3 D. Stewart, mr1m1ger.' S. Kycia, A. Lenoce. C. Moore, Cellar, R. Ostrofslxy. B Brown, M. Ribner. O Dwyer, foam. V U A N R I S O I R T Y 7 V 1 BASKETBALL 2 Sandy Pellett makes a flying attempt to prevent that basket. Ground, sticksg ground. sticks: sticks: - HIT! ground. GIRLS' ATHLETIC Any energetic girl who earns six or more points may be a member of the Girls' Athletic Association. These points are earned by spending many nights after school participating in interclass. j.V.. and varsity sports. The girl who earns six points receives a bronze fox pin and her numerals. A silver fox pin and a crew hat are given for fifteen points. And finally, the girl who 4, iii Kneeling: Maurer, J. Lutinski, C. Nelson, S. Rappolt, E. Anthony, S. Kycia, Lundberg, Ron l.' Werebely, Hartt, S. Sabo, N. Mills, P. field, Molloy, rerfetary-lrearufers Cutlee. f?fL'JfJ6711.' L, Lyons, 1 P. XX'edlock. A. Vfard, A. Godo, Gormley, H. Brazis. Lobdell, r:. Yasgu L. Goddu. P. Bodnar. Rm: 2: B. Cavanaugh. Dezso, M. Kovacs, M. Fitt P. Holzbauer, Leiss, Hoyt, C. Yasgur, Asprelli, Wasko, Dorin, Prescot ASSQCIATIO earns twenty points proudly receives an F sweater. The picnic at Miss O'Dwyer's beach cottage and the initiation ceremony were two of the Associations high- lights this year. The initiation, held in the spring, is looked forward to more by the old members than by the newg nevertheless it is forgotten by none. J Fay Teruzzi M Ribner N Forget A Anthony E Scoran R Szepessy J Cellar M Frend A Tully J Murray Pearson Salik, Votre, K. Walton. Row 4: E. Jones, J. MacLeod, K. Berg nter, A. Flaucher, R. Ostrofsky, M. Blum, J. Sweiger, B. Brown, R M. Simko, D. Stewart, C. Dillman, E. Taylor, Bahe, Figlar, Lehmann Litner, Weston, Eklnnd, Pike, Blaney. Row 3: Sullivan, B Hu H E S P I A N S Row 1: E. Scoran, S, Weston, C. Nelson, B. Lundberg. Row 2: C. Sternberg, I.. Dezso, C. Sullivan, A. Bennett. Rou' 3, Standing: Foley, Hubbard, Wotring, C. Moore, Bertola, Donald,D. Lawder, Whit- taker, Salisbury. Anyone who is interested in dramatics hopes eventually to become a member of the National Thespian Society. This is an honor society which aims to establish and advance standards of excellence in dramatic arts, and to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among boys and girls in high school. Mr. Salisbury is the troupe sponsor for Roger Ludlowe. Members are elected to the society if they are in the upper third of their class and have amassed a required number of points through acting, stage work, or directing. Fourteen juniors and seniors ofhcially became Thespians in an induction ceremony in March. R011 It J. Donald, C. Moore, Dezso, Bertola. Hubbard, Frend, Gribko, Forstrom. Rau 2: R. W'hittaker, adzir ef: J. Fay, P. Penczer, S. Smith, Kanavvall, R. Jen- nings, Lundberg, W. Magee. adziter. Ron' 3: Curtis R. Bitar, Belleslcy, T, Johnson. Wakeman. R. Moore Rou' 4: Seaburg. A. Thyberg, Gray, G. O'Neil, Rudis Nichols, Schempp. J44 cover-ills ' I xo Atl' . Q: . de SQBQC dim lights . . . Row I: K. Walton, J. MacLeod, C. Nelson, A. Heetmann, A. Bennett, J. Hoinacki, C. Dillman, D Herold, Hartt. Rout 2: M. Frankel, -I. Fay, M. Leiss, S. Hunter, S. Reich, N. Mills, A. McCorrison C. Sullivan, S. Giles, F. Heroltl, Hoyt. Ron is J. Greene, B. Korcsmaros, A. Figlar, I.. Dezso, T. Litner E. Scoran, S. Rappolt, Weston, Mitzel, C. Forger. Rau' 4: Lax, D. Lawder, J. Donald, Chatfield, S Lawder, Reniilian, 1. Bergmark, Wotring. THE stage was all set for the last scene in the dress rehearsal for junior Mirr. Every- one was waiting breathlessly for Judy, the adolescent heroine, to appear in her full glory. Out she came clutching her side. her face full of emotion. ANN BENNETT had broken the zipper on her dress! A roar of laughter went up from the bystanders. The anti-climax had a spontaneous effect on the cast members, who were all tired out from weeks of stren- uous rehearsal. Two nights later before a packed house-a demure and radiantly lovely Judy-in a neu' gown-appeared in the last scene to leave for the dance with HASKELL CUMMINGS. When the curtain rang down, a burst of applause reached the ears of the happy cast. In the beginning of December the Komians had completed their major work for the year. Later meetings were spent learning about the theatre from Mr. Salisbury and occasional visitors. Doing spontaneous skits and sketches produced great fun and satisfaction. 193.6 r the backdrop s eq I, r 'biz Q will the vim JUNIOR MISS , C Q8 nqkth ab O Ann Bennett , MNA Sealed! A. Robbins. C. Martin. B, Lundberg. J. Hubbard, A. Bertola, R. Forstrom. L. Salisbury, diverter: R. Gribko. L. Gray. J. Lindblom, B. Behm, C. Conway. Siarzdingf M. Goldberg, S, Lax, E. Chatlield, T, Grant, vl. Renjili.1n.S. Lavvder, M. Frankel. F, Herold, R. Worring. E. Scoran, J. Donald, A. Bennett, J. Bergmark, D. Lawder, nl. Greene, S, Wfeston, R, Gillette, E. Klemish. Backstage jitters . . . become downstage nonchalance . . . and upsrage poise 84 A A FDITORIAI, STM I R014 I Curlcc I Crunspun Ixorunurm SLIIIIXIYI Rmpolt Luv N NI1IIQ Vkwmn Q Pdlcrr A TI Ron 7 C.1mIwIL D IIUOIII Ix.1m1nSIxx NI C ul f Nelson Uvmfsln Blum D Stuxir files S Sclbck Pcarsmm Rau mmm I .mlxcl -X ostmu I I 'xnthom W Art MacDonald M Moahmak M I'rcmI B Tranbcrs. Roz: 4 C Moore D Lau IU I Percrscn C C ross Soderholm Wotrxng J M1115 FAIRFIE Q, El!-I' cur N 1 Ihm STAFF II III Nxxcx NIIILS Imax NXXIICIR n QU RAPPOI1 I Im IS Tmmr II XII 7IL xmu vxmxvwx x I N I QI'-'II N IIN N I-XNIICI NJ Tc fi? .- Q . . , I oh, -J 1' a . ' , I .. ,fc . .. 'a .Y , .f - 4 I. 1' 1, , -f, . 9: HAI 4 . ir' . gg f , .uuIcII. :X I '. .M IN' I I 0 'Q v ..., I 4 N I - . X Qi' f ' If ' - ' I nz- , QI, Su . BI IIa. I.. 'I .1uIt If.f ffr'f1r1f f T' ..,.. ,,...,....., 4.,.... ,.....,.... . v . .' '. . . .'IrIlf.f1'Iffr .,.,,..,..... ,. ......,.... ............,,. A . 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Zinn, M McDonald K Short I Zinn SLPER SALESMEN D Bahe F Sarchet L D I A N D Ammo QQ BLSINESS STAFF Ron I Lmtner Cellar Bertola S Rexch Bahe Thlhault Salllt C Bennett lx u 7 R XVh1ttalcer dlllftf mbroolt C xpun 1 l Lcrcsa I Broun NI Blum Armor B Grassn MacLeod M Frankel Bohrncr V6 F Burr ufzmr R 1 v I Hoslortl Holccz Lorensen Rctlt Art L Fmeberg, DAmato D Crodo C1 'Xucr It rr 4 -X LaPoles Inglns Leupold lxanavall A Anthonv -I M1lls M Hartmann l , . ,., . , .l X9 A ' 4. ' Q Fi-1 I f ' ,Af r, ' x' ii J N Q X 5 'J ' ,n . . 4' .S 1. A ,vw ...' , , f Sa ', bl. ircen ,J, Crlllns. . A I .Q ' . . . , , ', MNH rl. on fdfmeld L S XKO lumor QPPWHUCC G Lehma d E J 12 gy, f ak lg mer A Tulllhfgmrg How 3 2 C Fnedberg M L M and I-Ox -hx Qu. ated M bl lor M Gm affm Sl? Harm E 'Yay N Treailwcll LL AND SCRO One of the least known socretres rn the school IS the Qulll and Scroll an rnternatronal honorary socrety for hrgh school journalrsrs The requrrements of rhrs socrety are hxgh and to attam membershrp rn the organrzatron IS mdeed an honor Many people never know of the work that jourml rsts do behind the scenes The only evxdence of therr work IS usually a neat complete yearbook or news paper What IS not seen IS thc weeks of comprlmg and edrtrng Nomrnees to u1ll and Scroll must be rn the upper thrrd of therr junror or senlor class and be recom mended by the school prrncrpal or publication advrser Candrdates are elected from the newspaper or year book havrng completed superior work rn wrrtrng edrt mg or busmess management Qs i L7 L ,S Seafed I' Herold G Gross C Hachman Slmzdnzg C Sullnan S Rerch S Rappolt J Svxcrher M Lexss B lxorcsmaros N Mrlls .V K X X 1 . ' , .N et X , X F h Qtr! S 7 :aff-u nn, jp A x . dx gr. 'fr - - - 1- - 1- ' f . f f .'..Qf . 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', 88 I Herold C Hachman C Sullnan FOX Ever duck rnto the Fox hole on a Cold wmter Frrday nrght at about 5 507 If you have, you probably found three or four very trred people the edrtors tryrng hard to make up poems and boxes to ht rnto empty space somehow unac counted for Berng on the Fox staff IS purely voluntary work tough work to say the least Bur some how the long nrght after school the trrrng labor and the smell of prrnter s rnk all melt away rnto prrde and happrness when the Fox comes oh' the press and everyone rn school rs eagerly readrng hrs copy Whether on the busrness ryprng or edrtorral staff work on the fox IS a rewardlng experrence ,I H adam IQ Publ IQ E Izhfd dur J on 1 lud I Rory. 175 Hoox, Hrgh rqlzudr rr Mem I1iIfEQId connec e C I Ld olumbla 'Cut rum Chiu uocunonschggamc Press f d L Edllo More u AH Nlafl :sing 5 I min dndkfr T mffphe 'PHIL M 3 A V5 'L1861 R dnt Mind .AJ I7 fm,-Us Eer 4 me g hm Issue Ofldrd Cl Hurd SU Kan C a1f1 H L rn rrodncfs Hr sm v A ' Katherine Ab: n Nancy fr 'TES Pk V11 Q ian Oxford Q pn P I A 3 J Alldrcyn 1M fv 10:11 Lwnn F 1, 8 ar hrrr nebu- upnwaltra Lili? 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' FOX STAFF CHOIR Rau I 1 Murchle C Hachman 9 Lax X1 Gollberg J Brown Jerrclam lrearursr Herlrhy prefzdent Indertlohnen ure prerzrlerzt Hubbard lzlrurzarz S Galasltc Lerss G Thompson 1 Salem Rou 2 H Kennedy B Erhardt C Bohman S Sterne B Bruntlact 9 Rerch I HOlDdLh1 J Kollrnger D Herold Vuycrnoyyskr Surch Niacy R014 3 L Frnchcrc S Crles X Xverebely NI A Ha tmann Y Kochrs L Taylor E Lengxel P Colyycll G Lehmann B Grassl J Hartt N Nlrlls Ha seman Granyrlle Burgstaller Jzrert r R ll 4 5 Torok H lrnebcr S Sabo R Vuasco G Vshrtlng Mrclcune A Gr1bl-to D Benson J Hcyde L Gray J Bcrcma lx NI Vyard C Nleycrs R Turner Svyarney Almost my fourth pLI'lOLl the sound of hcaycnly musxc comes flomnp down the hllls from the rudr torlum A look nnsnclc would rcycrl thc source some sucnty golden yolccd chcrub1c slnccrs md thcrr drrector M1ss Burgstlller On many occwsrons the cho1r members tlon thelr bhclc robes ind omngse mbats to perform publlcly At Chrxstmas trme they sung at the school assembly and led the whole school rn carols P 'LOU p68CC In llnurry sucn outstrntlxng members Bxrbcrra Cfrxssl lun lxtmrnslxr QOIIIIIL Grlcs Qilly Rcrch Riy C FlIlXlllL lirll Hcrllhy 1nd lick Hubbird sing rn thc chorus of the two tlry All State Festlvil A conccrt rn sprmg, took thc place of last ymrs opcrettr A y rrrcty of numbers were presented rrngrng from popul tr to cllsslc md lflflllll ng D'1I'f1I1WC songs xyrth solos 1 bxrber shop qmrtcr ind small groups of smgers To the? up if it' L- -1-F 2- ' G, .-...w y , L A V L- fr L , V H . 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V1 5 ' ' Lf-.. .L 91 1 ,- ' 1 1 , J -.4 Q 1 Ivzeelmg C Meters P Holzbauer Ytamlnzrg E Pfalzgbraph J Lutrnslu E Scoran TWIRLERS B Moran R Ehas R Elms C Meyer B Moran IAIRIILLD OH FAIRIIELD I'nrl1tld Oh Tanrhtld Hair scrybody sax XX L ll wm the mme todas I-.ilflllll Oh l.11rheld XX c ll wm tht game Or know the reason whs And when the name ns through Vs c Il drrnk 3 toast to sou Anl show the other fellows That we know a thrm., or two Iaxrheld Oh lnaxrheld XX L ll wrn the came Or know the reason why Consxderlbly more ftttentnon IS dmwn to the band when several ftttrlctne rwlrlcrs 1re strutrrng smftrtly our rn front Mr Germftn the frduscr tr11ns freshmen who 'ire rnterested m twrrllng md hive not head lessons The twxrlers are Chosen from the sophomore junlor and sen1or classes for rherr appearance potse struttmg ablhty and of course mlent The malorette or head twxrler IS usually a senlor and thus yen' the honor was conferred on Elcrmor Scomn The twrrlers prftctrce wrth the blnd 1nd they per form it football gjtmcs 1nd on Mcmorul Day Bhul 92 I I 1 . Il . . . . 4 , . ,. l. . ,, , . , . , . . . i L . . L' t 1 V' 'V ' . ' . V. 1 . Y . t , . , . . V L L L . , , ' 1 1 , 1 7 7 t ' . . . r t . ' tx 't ' 1 . E. Scoran, J. Lutinslci, P. Holzbauer, E. Pfalzgraph, . f , . -' , , , I A 4 TT Y 4 T ..' -. ' lf' s , ',k' :J ' u .ff 4 V I 1 L 3 .,. . L ' ' ' . , . ' , . -V. . v - V L l Rau' If E. Pistey, C. Smith, J. Henderson, B. Ecklund. A. Heetmann. German, Jzreclor, A. Robbins, C. Smith. S. johnson. V. Heskiss P. Nelson. Row 2: J. Fay, M. Cohen, D. Godo. E. Headberg. D. Xwakeman. R. Olah, R. Barbieri, R. Timko, R. Tanner, J. Chase P. Griswald, L. Lindeman. A. Meunier, R. Lockwood, Galog. A. johnson. XV. lnstone, M. Heady, P. Firisin. Rau 3: B. Mever R. Guggenheim, C. Johnston. M. Burger, A. Bergman, J. Holzbauer. A. Roberts. V. Seckel, M. D'Amato. P. Frasco. -I. Sommers R. Skinner, R. Bitar, W. Benson, C, Sternberg, S. Somley, H. Bowes, R. Byran. O. Sara, R. Kovacs, Cv. Haux, XY. Rosenthal. Time in for basketball BAND A lot of the color and atmosphere at a football game is lent by the band as it plays from the stands or marches grandly onto the field during the half. At the Thanksgiving game this year the bands gay and spee- tacular performance was an entertainment in itself. However. playing at games is only one part of the bands work. It rehearses three times a week and plays everything from Duke Ellingtons jazz to Tschaikow- Time out for football sky's Concertos. Among its annual events are the state- wide Band Festival. which was held this year at Wlest Hartford: the trip at the end of the year which took band and choir members last june to XY'esr Point and Bear Mountain for a very enjoyable day1 and, of Course. the Spring Concert, which is the climax of a years work and always draws a big Crowd. Run I. B. lfgeressy. P. Auer. Lundberg. ffflffdfll ffaaimlarl, Leupold Jric-prutiiferff, Kaminslti. pnriifwrl, Ii. Plaisted. Brown, .tecreluri Lyons. Ireizmrer, Bitzer. artrtlmlt 1rei.i.turL'r, A. LaPOles. Rau 2 Miss johnson, 11.11 mr. C, Meyers, H. Ference, N. Beardslev, N. La Fontaine, lfenton, J. XY'vcinowski. L. lfeher, C. Taylor, B. Friedman Isaac, D. Ciodo. Miss Banks, arfrrttr. Run 73: F. Karabinos. P, Holz bauer, YI. Miitchie. B. jones, Kortsmaros. C. Bennett, E. Enemon D. Pearson. J. Gamble. A. lfortuna, B. Cavanaugh. L. Chamberlain Run J: MacDonald. K. Ries. Janet MacDonald, A, Anthony, C. Moore, N, Randolph, H. Brazis, L. Goddu,1. Kohlman. A. Heet mann. '- - RS OF AMERICA Membership in the Future Teachers of America is an invaluable experience to anyone who wishes to make teaching his profession. An over-all picture of the teaching field and its requirements was presented to members in various ways during this year. The monthly meetings were well-planned in advance to lit in as much useful information as possible. Juniors and Seniors were formally admitted into the F. T. A, in an impressive induction ceremony, Several inter- esting speakers came to talk to the group-among them Barbara XY'alsh O'Connor, a young teacher her- self. who told of her experience and faculty and stud- ents from New Britain State Teachers' College, who told of the trends and opportunities in the field of teaching. The juniors and Seniors spent some time practice teaching in the elementary schools. One meet- ing was held on a national basis, and Miss Banks showed pictures of her National Education Associa- tion sponsored trip to Hawaii. In April F. T. A. mem- bers visited Danbury State Teachers' College. After such a full and informative program many future teachers were graduated from high school with a feeling of pride and conhdence in their chosen pro- fession. Operation . . . , an p . rolecrio 17 ,gf f r 1 J k 9 , X X I 4 Reel 'oi H i v 5 sk 1 S 'Q 'cl I Nllll R 1 A time ' ' v ,1 , 3,3 x fn , , AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB How many times has a class been all settled to watch a movie or hear records while a harassed teacher tried desparately to get a stubborn machine under way? This should be an event of the past since the Audio-Visual Aids Club has come into being This club under the direction of Mr Ricciardr is working to establish a system of trained operators with proper know how and equipment to supply satis factorily all the classroom demands This year was mainly an organization year during which Mr. Ric- ciardi and a group of senior boys, already familiar with the machines, worked hard to train operators, establish regulations for equipment supervision, and arrange a system whereby an operator will always be available. Already workable plans have been completed to ful fill the main purpose of the club-to render useful service to the school in a modern Held of education R011 I Rosenman R Coldberg J W'alsh S Anderson ure prerzlerzl M Trend J Donald prcrzdcnt W Art feffetarg ircarurer L Levx A Bilxard R Rrtciardr arlrmr Run 7 R Moore R Bergman E Olson Thibault fl Carroll A Thxberg. XX' Shapiro P Viedlocl. l Pctcrscn Corson Chase D Thomas D Mrtkunc lxuglcr Ron 3 S Benwax Olah Wittenberg Dann Hausman A Anthony Rappolt Gamble B Vfilmot B Curtis M Coldberg Iwu 4 Ermark Ci ONcil Grau A lrastr N Wargo G Gross Bertola C Moore B frrot . L Y , , . , 4 t - t Y. . ' 4 - V . f 7 I - 4 4 ,. , , , .J A,. . ,. , .L . . ,. , . , . 1 V - ' 'J V . v . , . , , 1, . 1 , . , . ,., , , . Q , '. , ' ,, -,x , , 'I' . . V L i , V , , , . , . . v v 4 v r - - 7 ' - y - i 1 - 1 Rau' I: C, Meyers. A. Bennett. P. Vfedlock. S. Galaske. B. Lundberg. K, Welton C. Dillman, Kaminski. L. lfineberg. Rust J: M. XY'rigl1t,uif1i.rtr. Polena. Klofkorn Plancon, Lyons, P. Creel. Hartt. Mcflorrison. A. Vilirtl, ul. Petroxich. King R. Mannherz, R. Turner. lfitts, vl. Petersen, uJ1i.i4r. Ron gf M. llealev, Samelson Hoyt, J. Bodiier, Kwalek, N. Lalfontaine. P. Auer, Salik, Meriano, Svvarnev H. Bleggi. R. llarron, llultgren. Ruiz Jr Clrunden, Leonardo, Masulevicli, Marcin W'hiting, Sarkozi, A. Anthony, B. Senes. Kutz. JUNIOR RED CROSS The junior Red Cross members are taking part. on a school basis. in the work of one of the most important national organizations. The Council members make all their own decisions and plans and, with the homeroom representatives, carry them out. for servicemen RED CROSS RIZPRLSIQXTATIYIZS Christmas gifts . . . l . n u At meetings. with evervone seated in the nurses office. the Council hatches out plans for making Christ- mas favorsg sending boxes to people on the high seasg serving as baby-sitters at the Blood Bank. formulating and filing questionnaires on volunteers for various Red Cross jobsg organizing Red Corss XVeek which includes the regular drive. a dance. and an assembly programg collecting art work and scrap-books to send to other RITD CROSS COVNCIL countries: and writing a local constitution. Betty Lundberg is the outstanding member of the xl. R. C. and has represented it at several important conventions. R011 If S. Cyalaske. B. Lundberg. K. Xlilxlton. pre.ti.1'er1I, C, Dillman, lift'-f77C.fIiIL71f Kamiriski. .rft'r't1i.imf1rtdimtr, Razr 2: L. Kwalek, P. Creel. L. Lyons, A. Anthonv B. Leonardo. Petrovich. P, Auer. Run 3: Samelson. J. Bodner, N. Laliontaine Salik, Klofkorn. R. Turner. 1 19' XYXy A .5 xx xx'x 0 K 4 0 X0 sf xx Auf Tl 4-1 .wx I a jg .of Q Q X RA' A R ' . ' 9 f .v ,r.91 'e X, TFse 98: G-als Paq J' QPU Enhrfainmcnf X of t U -. - A? 'f I . u White unifofms- lk . Every school needs ri community as much as a com- munity needs a school. Without the cooperation of the following patrons the ideas of the yearbook staff Could not have materialized in this 1952 Fairfieldiana. BUCKLEY BROS HENRY 8: GERETY Inc REHL MOTORS JOHN LINK Inc DEVORE S DONUT 8: CRULLER SHOP HAROLD J WALSH INSURANCE AGENC FAIRFIELDER SOUTHPORT PLUMBING 8: HEATING CO L SONNEBORN SONS Inc GIVE TO THE RED CROSS GIVE TO THE BLOOD BANK BRONX BAKERY E 8: F CONSTRUCTION CO NEWCOMB SPRING CORP CHRIS WYRTZEN KENNETH F WILLIAMS SCHAFFER ATHLETIC SUPPLY CO THE HEIM CO PHILIP LITNER THE PIERCE MFG CO MITCHEL DAIRY . , . , . l . , . Cleaning UP - - - after the game ., g 1 - Should'a had the day off! Catherine Russell L. H. Waldhaus William Franko Dr. and Mrs. Wilton T. Altman Dr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Friedman Fairfield 4-H Clubs Elias N. Fass, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Berggren Dr. Fred Fish Dr. james V. Magrini Francis A. Carroll, D.D.S. Mr. Fred E. Asprelli Donald Bundock Mr. Louis Toth Julius Gazdik Mr. and Mrs. Robert lnderdohnen Give ro the Red Cross Isabel Eland Walsh 84 Sturges Saltman Insurance Service Louks Agency, Inc. Keator 84 Co., Inc. Unquowa Insurance Agency Give ro the Blood Bank Buckingham Co. Hajas Fuel 8: Oil Burner Co. Michael Hoffman Fuel Co. George Shaker's Market Gold's Delicatessen Morton's Food Store Korner Market Smirnoff's of Stratfield Larry's Diner Lorenzo's Hot Dogs Theatre Grille The Green Comet Diner Center Restaurant Give to the Cancer Fund L. H. Chappel 8: Co. john Mezes 8: Sons United Weld 8: Forge Co. Hunt Manufacturing Co. Siemon Co. The Schwerdtle Stamp Co. L. B. Tire Exchange Brown 84 Pollack Motor Lines, Inc. Alfred Heckman Distributors julenes Lingerie Godfrey's of Fairfield It happens every time Donate to the Heart Fund R. J. Brundage Fairfield Fabric Shop Lilyan's Henry's Men's Wear Store Hart's SC, 1068: 256 Store Stratfield Barber Shop Tucker Studio Park Florist Frank H. Fargo Co. Give to the Cancer Fund Trudy's Leigh of Pinehurst The Sullivan Flower Shop Music Center Christine 8: Verna Ronnie Peck Beauty Salon Green jade Tree The Carousel Barter Mart Cynthia Gardens Florist college town shop The Fairfield Stationers L. F. Humphry jewerly Store Fairfield Department Store Kot's Paint, Wallpaper 8: Art Supplies Hartmann Hardware Store Beam Paint 84 Wallaper Co. Wadsworth Howland Co. Fairfield Grain 8: Seed Co. Kraynik Service Station Help the Crippled Children McGoldrick's Sunoco Station Faranian's Sunoco Station Hine Bros. Garage Grella's Garage Harold 81 Son's Foreign Car Sales Briethers Sunoco Station El Dorado Pharmacy Clampett's Pharmacy Medical Center Pharmacy Westfair Pharmacy Black Rock Drug Store Brooklawn News Fairfield Taxi Service Brennan Publications Ritz Ballroom The Shoe Mart Give to the Cerebal Palsy Fund Give to the March of Dimes 2:15 P.M. FATHERS CLUB T OTOOLE 81 SONS Incorporated LORING STUDIOS BRIDGEPORT HYDRAULIC CO DECCA RECORDS THE L G BALFOUR CO D b cl LARRY S BUS SERVICE ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY CO l . . Watch that finger! , n as 9 . ance an inaction 9 C Q C na., 8 C ' 'vf' X . 'Si AX if house BUY LOT Y PLAN B P '. 5 Ever! 717121 , A for 1170 k MBER BLD AIRFI UY F A Co :D H' Y 'Pad Y 0 B 03111 f fn ' VAj',v'M'!, 1 , , , -' 11 wrxulunf ' '. wr., my fred , .,, f1,.1,h.' ' ,, ,'fff.fm, ' V-wf . V. A ' fflri., U, ' ,f V T:,,. ,MM H .3 'fa-1tu.1,,b' fh' -- fw , A 'I B, M- V. gl: ,I V-1: Y Y H ff H --fr G, .W Y 1 ,1i .2Z,,f.'W Y ' www, 'N' 1 fu 'fm uw, ll z 1 .f r ' '- If-S U1 RJ! 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