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

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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

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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.

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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