Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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BOY Nelson Williams Henry Scheller Iohn Cattaie Harry Northup Anthony Alfiero Kenneth Bowen Lester Higgins Paul Pampel Donald O'Neil Alexander DeMarco Iames Roy Francis Coogan Paul Pampel Donald O'Neil Alonzo Wilkinson Sam Bellone Iames Roy Iames Roy Donald O'Neil Iarnes Roy George Savin Robert Squadrito Charles Garretson Harry Northup Irwin White Henry Scheller Iohn Bucklyn Samuel Bellone Harvey Scheller Robert Squadrito Donald O'Neil Donald O'Neil Alexander DeMarco Robert Squadrito CLASS VCJTE Best Actor Most Ambitious Class Artist Most Bashful Most Athletic Cutest Best Dancer Most Dignified Best Dressed Happiest Most Inquisitive Iitterbug Best Looking Most Courteous Most Musical Noisiest Best School Spirit Most Poised Most Popular Best Personality Most Sophisticated Quietest Tardiest Most Studious Wittiest Most Talented Most Likely to Succeed Most Charming Did Most for Class Most Respected Most Humorous Most Sociable 28 GIRL Margaret Shea Lucy Crowley Christina Sullivan Martha Miner Christina Sullivan Barbara Barraclough lean Critcherson Shirley Lowell lean Perkins Lucy Crowley Mary Croak lean Critcherson Irene Geyer Annamarie Dicesare Patricia Meeker Miriam Pollard lean Critcherson Constance Main Anna Fallon lean Perkins Dorothy Wolfe Martha Miner Miriam Pollard Constance Main Mary Dinoto Patricia Meeker Constance Main Noemi Carocari Constance Main Constance Main Catherine Dennehey Ruth Bill Ann Denison

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CLASS PROPHECY Being neither an Elias nor a Moses we cannot portray the future of our classmates with true precision or vividness. Knowing that even though we should spend a thousand years trying to pave a road to success for each and every one of these noble ladies and gentlemen and still fail in our pre- dictions, we shall turn to our only hopes of success-humor and imagination. Now it is our pleasant duty to present to you the Class of 1946, as it might be observed ten years from now. It had been a long time since we had seen most of our old friends so Ioan Clifford, now editor of Charm magazine, with Barbara Denison, the head of the fashion department, and Charlotte Williams, head of the adver- tising department of the same magazine, decided to take a trip home and visit some of our former classmates. At the airport we met Sam Bellone and Bob Sicilian, who is the featured trumpeter in Sammy's band. After completing a successful tour in New York they were going to Hollywood to make a movie. Close behind them walked Iohn Cattafe, their personal bodyguard and Angelo Sanquedolce, their capable press agent. The boys enjoy their work and do a wonderful job. We had just boarded the plane and had been made comfortable by our stewardess, who was none other than Barbara MacGlaflin, when Louie Trefes, famous criminal lawyer, entered and sat in front of us. He was on his way home for a rest after winning an important case. In a short time we were over the Stonington airport which incidentally is owned and managed by Alex DeMarco. We were surprised to find that our pilots for the trip had been Ken Bowen and his ace co-pilot Bucket Bailey. They told us that they were planning to begin operating their own airline company soon. We took one of the fleet of taxicabs owned by lack Bucklyn. His slogan is Speed to spare if you don't care . After arriving in Westerly we went into the Moderne Grille where most of the gang used to congregate after dances, games and the movies. lim Hubbard, proprietor of the Grille, asked us how we were enjoying our dinner. He told us that Lester Higgins was appearing three times nightly in the floor show. Lester's records are in great demand by the bobby-soxers all over the country. Of course you know whose records the males are swooning over-that's right, none other than Ag LaGrua's. A big argument wah heard going on in the next booth, but we knew right away who it was. Sure enough there was that old trio-Bob Squadrito, Tony Alfiero, and Irwin White. It seemed as though they hadn't changed a bit except that now Bob was Admiral Squadrito, an instructor at Annapolis, Whitey now owned the New York Yankees baseball team, and Scout , now a noted engineer, had just completed the construction of a bridge across the English Channel. They were comparing Stonington's present football team with the 1945 club when in walked Iimmy Roy. Peanut , the present coach at Stonington High, had turned out to be as good a coach as he had been cz manager while in school. As we were walking along the street we met Francis Coogan and Charlie Garretson, who have become very successful since their heliocopters have taken the place of the regular buses between Westerly and New London. 30