Cromwell High School - Magna Panthera Yearbook (Cromwell, CT)

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Barbara Rusconi L'Barb Pert and pretty '... Rusty . , . Jackie. Linda. Barb. Frannie. Gladys. Carol .... A ren't you glad Mr. Bell in- vented the telephone?! . . . quiet but quick to laugh, Ambition: Secretary Elaine Salonia Elaine Always getting into trouble . , . famous tin can on four wheels heading to- ward KIanny's . . . wide circle of friends . . . Hey wait a minute, Barbs. That's my car! . . . Has a big heart. Ambition: Elementary school teacher Peter Samolyk Pete The basketball kid . , , trains dogs for A.O.T .... tall and good-looking . . . always at Amenta's . . . yea, rah, rah. Samolyk!! 5 Ambition: Navy 19 Alida Sandstrom Lee That high school spirit . . . impish and fun-loving . . . Hi ya, Babe! . . . Cute . . . lasting impression on the Senior class. Ambition: Secretary Joan Schreier Joann Easy going . . . dishes fit for a gourmet . . . joe who? . . . last minute English speeches . . . Mr, Goldberg: joan, what is the XVIII Amendment? Ambition: Undecided bw, hs- Joan Scott Joan A sudden outburst in the Senior class . . . can be found with suitcase headed for New York . . . WVhat. this old thing?' '...' 'Oh no! Gym again? . . . extremely likeable. X Ambition: Fashion Model 'if' PN Q' P-' Let's go. Pete! Basketball was the most popular sport at Cromwell High and Pete Samolyk was one of the Senioris best contributions to the team. We will all remember Mr. Pusheeis little pep notices: Fry Bacon, Vanquish Vinal. Drub Durham. etc.

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655 4':f:'1 f X l A f Norman Plumley Norm ' if . ,Q jovial disposition . , . infectious laugh I . . . blushes easily . . . field and stream 1 ' man . . . dead eye with a shotgun. Ambition: Navy f ' 'fi Marianne Pomstein Marianne QW' 'V Hardworker . . . madcap journalist . . . can be found with Micki or Joe . . . G.S.S. president for three con- secutive years . . . humor's as natural as breathing. Ambition: Journalist Lawrence Rec Larry Down by the riverside Cwith boatsj . . . K'Hel1o, dear . . . Wreck . , . blond from Holyoke . . . friendly guy with a sensational sense of humor. Ambition: Air Force Ruth Ann Riggott Ruth'l Quiet and sincere . . . sparkling heir- loom . . . blond wavy hair . . . wonder- ful to be with, and George thinks so, too . . . equipped with a heartwarming smile. Ambition: Marriage Stephen Riggott, Jr. Steven Stomping through the Maine woods . . . outdoorsy . . . Norm, Rich, and Bill . . . smiles for everyone . . . not so shy anymore. Ambition: Forestry V00 Victoria Rogers Vicki -...,f Persistence without noise . . . nutrition is her business . . . Honest1y,' . . . can be seen carrying Miss Stevens' lunch tray . . . pleasant personality. Ambition: Dietician I It worked the last timel? . . . Mixing KMnOgg and S + Glycerine can sometimes be disastrous. In the several chem classes, lab peri- ods were held twice weekly. They often resulted in peculiar odors in the corridors.

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William Shoaf Bill Mr Muscles . . . com collector . . snapping blue eyes . . . hushed voice zoom with a broom. Ambztzon: Weight-lifter Thomas Shaffner Tom Always gabbing . . . Nancys chem pal . . . hates Fords . , . deceiving scholarly look . . . swell guy behin Amenta's counter. Ambition: Business Administrator Patricia Skinner Pali, Sweet and shy . , . one of the Gamma Gamma girls . . . full o fun . . . pals with Cookie . . . Where's the meeting Ambztzon: College Robert Spack Openhouse at Bobls . . . generous Haunt . . . dances Hartford style . . . everybody's friend. Ambition: Armed Forces Ralph Strom Ralph His car is always jam-packed . . . Ralph Rich, and girls . . . remember Abe Lincoln? . . . keeps the band awake . a red-headed Romeo. Ambztzon: Navy Joan Sullivan 02111 Bostonlan accent . . . always busy likes a good argument now and then . . . blonde at Girls' State . . . definitely college material. Ambition : Nurse 60 Ralph's Bus Service Every morning Ralph picked up half of the Senior class and deposited it at C H S Exeryone appreciated this kind gesture even though Ralphs motto was better late than never