Suffield High School - Sagitta / Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

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ELWYN V. CHESLEY Chesty? Well perhaps, but with good reason: we are positive ot that. Best known as the student doc , his other accomplishments are numerous. He is always there in the pinch. He plans to pass a year and a halt before the mast when school days are over. Somewhat enviously but none-the-less sin- cerely, we wish him Happy Days . Class Vice-President I: Manager Swimming Team II. STANLEY HENRY MLOGANOSKI Still water runs deep , it we may tall back on a trite old phrase that hits the spot here. For all his innate modesty we know Stan for the brilliant student and ikeable person he is. 3rd Football II. III, IV: 3rd Basketball III, IV. THOMAS ORR, JR. Not a charter member ot the Class of '36, ITom had his start in Springtieldl the very tact ot his being an Orr placed him as a born and bred Suttieldian. A typical Connecticut Yankee, Tom is alwa s the same, friendly, cooperative, dependable. He proved on the football tielid that he's a man to be reckoned with. Varsity Football III, IV: Varsity Baseball IV. LYNN C. ROOT Lynn has proved no exception to the rule that good things come in small packages . We'II not soon forget how he captained that scrappy midget tootball team last Fall. He has visions of a course in refrigeration and air- conditioning when school terminates. Power to you! Class Secretary-Treasurer lg 3rd Football II, III, IV: Varsity Wrestling IV: 3rd Basketball III, IV. ROY T. SMITH A proficient swimmer, an up-and-coming track star: quiet but well-liked Iper- haps that's the very reasonl. Roy has held up the Smith Tradition well at Suffield. Intermediate Football IV: Varsity Swimming IV: Varsity Track Squad IV.