Darien High School - Dariannus Yearbook (Darien, CT)

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:sq by i I 2 . i --5 i l V 3 ,Q ,-f'X john . . . High? . . . Marcia I . . . You're not going to eat that? Kevin, with the situation well under control Gail, Kevin, and Carole as the three Carstairs children. Uiibespian Map ' 55,3 The best of D.H.S.'s actors and actresses, as evi- denced by their membership in the National Thespian Society, combined their talents to present this year's Thespian play, a comedy-murder mystery, entitled Home Sweet Homicide . The story centered around the schemes of the two daughters of Marion Carstairs, a widowed mystery writer. The chi1dren's efforts to find their mother a second husband amid the commotion aroused by two murders in their home town, provided the backbone for the hilarious situations which arose. The actors made the most of each twist in the intricately woven plot. The flying tackles, black eyes, and silent sound effects all added to the fun, making GW Of my 5465- ' the Thespian play one of the most enjoyable evenings at D.H.S. this year. I lures ,fbi is '-.5 S, , r . ,. i , A ,. 2' flax The cirru: it in town. The cast of Home Sweet Homicide takes a deserved bow. or ...I

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1 ua.- G ,,308l,',.,,, Chefkiflg h0mCf00m5 On the flf5f day of The bustling cafeteria during lunch shift. school. Chou' bour. f 5 ,, ' L4l'v'iY .fi QQ 1 c I had all five finger! when I came in. Hmm1amm . . . lookt like a trian In the woodworking shop with Tony, Rich, and jim. Mr. Bibbins analyzes the situati -was I We r T I Who re-roared the Merritt Parkway? Passing to class on the stairs to the wing. Wedrzetday matinee. Getting seated for the pre-Westport game pep rally.

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Qtnarhs Qssemhlp awarded. john striker it rich. D.H.S.' highest honor is appropriately Wheatief' man. Outstanding Athletes CKiwanis Clubl - Sal Mazzeo, Claire Green, Harriet Ker- ney Outstanding Musicians CExchange Clubl - Douglas MacLaughlin, Harriet Ker- ney Father McGuane Award C Lions Clubl - Jeanne Bruno Special Service Award - Charles Snod- grass Harvard Book.Award - Tom Glick Yale English Placard - Anthony Dill Chemistry Award - Art Latimer Radcliff Book Award - Louise Green Smith Club Scholarship - Ann Haines D. C. A. Scholarships - Merelyn Abbey, Lamont Kinsman, Mary Hart, Gretchen Duram, Julie Shearer, DeEtt Fryback, Ray Harms Public Health Nursing Scholarships - Mary Hart, Beverly Glendenning Teachers Association Scholarship - Irene Romaniello Student Council Scholarships - Beverly Frost, Marion Porter, Irene Romaniello, Gretchen Duram, Kevin Sheehan, Jeanne Bruno, Mary Billingsley Best Thespians - Pete Shays, Gail Ander- son Achievement Cup - John Zeugner D. A. R. Book Award - Terry Bower .. Sal accepts the Athletic Award. Iaalf jaatiunlal Zlaunut Society This year the National Honor Society had a fifth acceptance criterion added to its requirements by Dr. Sidney Marland. Dr. Marland, in his last address to the student body, suggested that maturity be added to schol- arship, leadership, character and service as a characteristic of a National Honor Society member. The Honor Society, while not as active as some other school organizations, is a goal for all students and a para- gon for external view. President Rick Prindle inducted eighteen new members into the Society in one of the most taut and most delayed assemblies of the year. Front row, L.-R.: Dr. Atkinson, sponsorg M. Holahan, G. Seipt, D. Fryback, H. Kerney, Vice President, R. Prindle, Presidentg J. Bruno, M. Porter, J. Shearer, D. MacLaughlin. Second row, I..-R.: T. Stemple, C. Greig, B. Smith, N. Jones, C. Drummond, M. Abbey, K. Kales, N. Larson, L. Gillespie. Third row, L.-R.: J. Friedman, T. Glick, T. Dill, J. Zeugner, J. French, T. Bower, D. Clark, J. Bowenkamp. Gail Anderson, missing. i