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

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BEST MANNERED CLASS POET MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ALL AROUND SENIOR MOST POPULAR SHYEST CLASS ARTIST BEST LOOKING HEARTBREAKER MOST PLEASING SMILE DETENTION KING AND QUEEN ALIBI KING AND QUEEN BEST DRESSED STUDIOUS CUTEST BIGGEST BLUFF MOST VERSATILE MOST SOPHISTICATED MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT BEST PERSONALITY MOST CONCEITED MOST MATURE Murray Phelps Edward Chase Stanley Beneski Thomas Upson Murray Phelps Richard Barnett Matthew Zarzycki Edward Chase Bill Sutkaitis Stanley Beneski John Borowski Maynard Sikes Thomas Upson Stanley Beneski Ronald Lothrop John Borowski Thomas Upson Murray Phelps Stanley Rose Murray Phelps Richard Barnett Stanley Beneski Murray Phelps CLASS Carol Kwolek Jean Kennett Shirley Hill Ann Bogdanski Shirley Hill Shirley Hill Dorothy Donnelly Vivian Jones Shirley Hill Barbara Gallant Louise Romano Jane Martinez Susan Osborn Barbara Gallant Jean Kennett Barbara Gallant Susan Osborn Shirley Hill Nancy Prior Shirley Hill Shirley Hill Sandra Malcolm Susan Osborn

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CLASS WILL We, the class of 1952, being of unsound but disposing mind, and thoroughly believing that you can’t take it with you, hereby bequeath our unworldly collateral, material and otherwise, to our legatees to have and to hold. To the Administration: We leave our humble gratitude for the manifold sacrifices in making Suffield High School what it is today. To the Faculty: We leave the vision of us, not as stu¬ dents of today, but as up and coming citizens of tomorrow. To Mrs. McCloskey and Mr. Casinghino, our advisors during our senior year: We leave an abundant fund of appreciation for a difficult task well done. To Miss Kelly and Mr. Zak: We leave this thought, ’’Two can live as cheaply as one.” George Alexopoulos leaves his muscles and strength to Harry Ford. Richard Barnett leaves his way with the women to Jackie Fahey who will be needing a little help. Stanley Beneski leaves Mr. Brown with another empty spot on the basketball team. Ann Bogdanski leaves her place on the honor roll to t anny Sullivan to assure him of a place on next year’s basketball squad. John Borowski leaves Suffield High School. Edward Chase leaves his quick-witted remarks in chemis¬ try to his brother, Terry. Helen Cruse leaves her scented stationery to Charles Rapacki. George Dalrymple leaves for the world of wine, women, and song.” Rose D’Amato leaves the Strand Theater to anyone with enough money to go there as often as she does. Dorothy Donnelly leaves her reticent attitude to Phyllis Norrie. Robb Edmonds leaves his height to Judy Anderson who could use a few extra inches. Barbara Gallant leaves the presidency of Tri Hi-Y to assume that of a college sorority. Sally Gallant leaves her rosy cheeks to Mae Kandall. Shirley Hill leaves the responsibilities of being class president to Gladys Bogdanski. Joseph Hryniewicz leaves his quiet ways to David Gaughan. Geraldine Jackson leaves her late hours to Clara Squires. Vivian Jones leaves her ability in art and music to any junior worthy of it. Bruno Kaplan leaves his car to Helen Larson who has always wanted one. Jean Kennett leaves her long brown hair to Ellen Conley who has decided she would like to grow her hair long and brown. Ann King leaves her businesslike manner to Frances Kokoszki. Carol Kwolek leaves her place on the cheering squad to any capable girl, or boy! Ronald Lothrop leaves his driving license to Janet Rague with the hope that it will inspire her to get her own. Sandra Malcolm leaves her dignified manner to the Noble twins, with the hope that they’ll use it. Donald Martin leaves his little black book full of girls’ names to Donald Osowieski who we hope will give it bet¬ ter use than Martin did. Jane Martinez leaves her law book to Barbara Adams in hope that she will be true to the saying, In case of fire throw this book in.” Edward McBride leaves a bottle of red ink to Shirley Howard so that she can have bright red hair like his. Sally McConnell leaves her good-natured disposition to Florence Burel. Ralph Nodwell leaves a signal light to next year ' s senior patrol so that they won’t have to yell their lungs out calling the Freshmen back. Susanne Osborn wishes that she could leave a size 12 figure, but Dr. Parrish ' s dieting pills haven’t worked out quite that well. Gloria Paganelli leaves her square dancing ability to Pat Hoyt. Joyce Parks leaves for college—Co-ed, that is. Shirley Pedersen leaves her carefree attitude to Betty Biggerstaff. Murray Phelps leaves his responsibility as captain of the Senior Patrol to some prospective senior of next year. Janet Piejko leaves a Latin book after being with one for four years. Nancy Prior leaves her blue eyes and blond hair to some poor little Freshman who could well use them to win the boys. Carolyn Reed ' s departure leaves Mrs. Hansen with an¬ other problem to solve. Mabel Richey leaves her boy friend problems to Mary Ann Bell to see if she can straighten them out. Mabel didn’t have any luck. Louise Romano leaves her roller skates to Tommy Ed¬ monds, so he won’t have to worry about being late for school. Stanley Ross leaves his car to anyone who dares to take it. Joanne Rutkiewicz, known for slipping into homeroom at the last possible second, leaves this hidden talent to all those in need of it. Maynard Sikes leaves for Destination Moon.” Maxine Spulick sadly leaves her high school boyfriends with the hope of catching some college fellow. Robert Stoughton leaves to feed the chickens and milk the cows. William Sutkaitis leaves his smile to Stanley Pira. Carol Towne leaves her collection of convertibles to the junior class, while she takes her trip around the world. Thomas Upson leaves his mathematical ability to Wil¬ liam Bradford Edwards. Nancy Waterman leaves her giggles to Jeanette Tallis. Matthew Zarzycki leaves his chair in homeroom to some next year’s senior who may have similar problems and worries. Henry Zukowski leaves to become A P Manager of the Siberian Super Market. —CAROL TOWNE JOYCE PARKS 21

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BALLOT MOST RESPECTED DID MOST FOR THE SCHOOL CLASS SPINSTER BACHELOR MOST AMBITIOUS MOST CHEERFUL NOISIEST CLASS POLITICIAN TALLEST CLASS SMALL FRY MOST BUSINESSLIKE IDEAL SECRETARY CLASS BLAYBOY CLASS ACTOR ACTRESS CLASS DREAMER CLASS PESSIMIST CLASS WIT CLASS OPTIMIST TEACHER’S PET NIGHT OWL CLASS FLIRT CLASS CHATTER- BOX LIVEWIRE CLASS MUSICIAN BEST NATURED Murray Phelps Murray Phelps Bobby Stoughton Murray Phelps Richard Barnett George Alexopoulos Murray Phelps Murray Phelps Matthew Zarzycki Ralph Nodwell Joe Hryniewicz Stanley Beneski Edward Chase Maynard Sikes Donald Martin Edward Chase Richard Barnett Stanley Beneski Stanley Beneski Richard Barnett Stanley Beneski Richard Barnett Shirley Hill Shirley Hill Dorothy Donnelly Ann Bogdanski Sally Gallant Sally Gallant Jean Kennett Jean Kennett Vivian Jones Mabel Richey Gloria Paganelli Nancy Waterman Nancy Prior Dorothy Donnelly Mabel Richey Vivian Jones Jane Martinez Geraldine Jackson Barbara Gallant Sally Gallant Maxine Spulick Sally Gallant