Danbury High School - Aggregate Yearbook (Danbury, CT)

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your mera: Page luentj fam emozts .lag ESTHER CAPELLARO What would the class do wlthout one of lts best l-.nown beautresf We take great prlde rn this petlte young lady whose quret pul chrxtude finds rts way lnto many hearts But she can t pull the wool over our eyes vse know there s a sparle of mxschlevous fun under that demure extenor Give the llttle gurl a great blg hand PRANCIS CAPELLARO We always saxd that D H S should haxe 1 boxmg elub 1nd lt rs there that Cappy would shme Why a left jab from hxm would lull a mosquito excuse lt Cappy no hard feelmgs Cappy may be tough but he IS a fine fellow to haxe for a friend MANOLIS C ARAS'I RATl:S Here lb Manolrs the smartest boy xn the class throughout hrs four years at D H S Manolls has been a friendly and hard worlelng CRESCENT CARLUCCI Crescent may be quiet and unobtrusne on the surface but appear ances are decervmg Many a qunet class IS startled by her sudden and rnfectlous giggle All luddmg asxde we shall miss those days IH the Vrrgrl class when Creseent gnes us her mterpretatlon of the Anerd The best of lucle Crescent LLSII2 CEPPO Elsie IS one of those hery ambltlous people that no one can lseep track of for more than two or three mrnutes at a t1me Elsre s cheery smrles and pleasing abllrty bring rn more than seven elghths of Grant s customers and we hope that some day she ll be the pres: dent of the concern or maybe a larger one May you have all the luck ln the world' flanluty eseh Z ICQQGQ C , . .e cv A X R, 1 ' l 7 4, ' ' . 4 ' ' ' . . . 4 ' Y ' , 1 ' ' ' - l 1 l r 7 7 7 7 ' 4 . 7 7 . 1 . ' - ' , . ' - y ' 1 . . . l ' ' . ' 'I 7 chap. XX'ith such a record, he will go forward to greater success. , ' ' Y , , . . . ' y' 1 A y' vs 1 ' . ' . Q A V, A 1 1 ' C , . I 1 ' g l ' T A-1 f el tc 1 ' on N

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Qgwll emovzs ROBLRT BROWN Dlnbury Hlbll behool s g1ft from the stlcks comes ID the form of Robert Brown Th1sl1el1s an exeept1on to the rule th lt all farm ers Ire beh1nd rn tlltll' stud1es and do not look good bec1use he le lds some of hrs ellsses and 1t IS hrnted that he w1ll be chosen as the elass best looker MONICA BURKL Although Momea d1dn t JOII1 us unt1l our un1or ye tr she has endeared herself to many of us w1th her qu1et fr1endly w 1ys When ever there s anyth1ng afoot MOUUIC IS sure to be 1n on 1t She ean t tool us vuth those dark r1mmed gllsses we know the gal' BARBARA BURNS A l1ttle b1t of blonde cuteness a great b1g sm1le and here s Bobby But good th1ngs come IH small paekages and th1s one IS no dlS lppomtment Bobs collects hearts and hlgh grades If you should ask us that s all that s necessary Keep It up Bobby we Il be cheer 1ng for you JOHN CAHILL If you wmt to know someth1ng lbout lek 1sk the glrls They know more about l11m thln most of the fellows do Hrs most popu l1r s1y1ng I5 Got 1 e1g1rette9 We wonder 1f he ever bought 1 p1ck for hlmself MARY CAMPO We mtroduce to you the young lady of the eharmmg sm1le and the lovely eyes Mary Campo Mary seems to have an 1nterest 1n every held mcludlng sports No gay affarr IS complete w1tl1out Camp s r1 ple of laughter Wherever she goes she IS sure to c0nt1nue gath er1ng about her a gallery of masculme adm1rers Good luck to you Mary IIG34'Qj 59,591 glanlzuty 15 lr rl IGQG9 - e ,,. dll! - l 2 3 1 7 - 'L' -' ' . '. ', 1 . . - 'z A ' . ' , -1 5 - bl 1 .' '1 z ' . . U 1 A I 4 ' . 4 ,. . . . . I I v J I , . .4 . . .3 2 Q ,, 7 , . . ' . c ' ' ' ' '-' ' HP J, n . . , , . .- 7 5 ' 7 , , - z ' . ' Y . 9 ' 1 1 ' . Y . z ' ' ' 71 jx e', 2 1 f ' 1 1 Y . Ye 1. - ' l 1 . 1 ' ' ' . , , . , I 7 l . 1 .' ' - . Y I ,L . I . ' g , 1 1 , 7 e zz C or , - Page lwenty-llaree

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manor 61710178 ELIZABETH CHERNEK Sparkling caprrerous and whimsical Beth seemed to h ue been tht ting gayly and uneoneernedly through her studres rn school never onee moody nor temperamental as most artists rre elumed to he But somehow this trny Ierson of strange eontrasts winds her way to honors rn hrgh school work a warm plaee rn the hearts of her frrends and 1 superior place rn the artrstre world HELEN COBURN We hrvent had the pleasure of haxrng Helen for our four years at D H S but for the short whrle she was there she showed she abrlrty she captured many grrl friends SAUL COHEN baul has made many friends among the boys but hrs quietness makes hrm unknown to the weaker sex We always remember hrm by hrs saxophone solo at Phrlomusa Earnest rn all hrs vsays he rs sure to realrze hrs ambrtron rn the field of musrc HAROLD COO PER One of the most popular students of our cl rss Ire seems 1 quiet person untrl one beeomes aequarnted wrth hrm but when you know hrm you ean not help hkrng hrm Hrs pleasing personality wrll ard hrm greatly rn travelrng the wrndrng road to success ARLYNE CORNELL Arlyne rs very popular wrth all of us by reason of her unfarhng good humor and her keen enjoyment of fun Although not taking an actrve part rn the affarrs of the class she has taken an rnterest and supported the class rn all of rts varrous endeavors We wrsh you the best of luck Arlyne and may you always take an interest rn everythrng you may do Qpefol .qleulzlnuiq tfllzgfl egehmw! fre-my lc-haf! Page twenty in ! , ew 1, f mm' ' ' yi v A W r y r N ' .U ' K - , s . ' ' r ' , . S r I 1 ' ' 1 ' ' . ' ' -, f , ' . .K K4 2 Y 1 ' 7. Y 1: ' . . -, J . I . L L A E wanted to be one of usg with her winning personality and pleasing 1 D - C 7' D . E 1 4 1 1 . y 1 ' U ' l 4 ' ' 7 . . l I ' I I - ' . a , ' ' ' 5 z ' . V I Y . A .1 t . 7 4 1 4 . . . ,Q . D . . Y ' , , . . y , , y Y . g I 9 7