East Haven High School - Pioneer Yearbook (East Haven, CT)

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School Interiors Left, lop to bottom: auditorium, shop, serving room, chemistry laboratory. Right, top to bottom: gymnasium, typing room, cafeteria, double classroom. [12]

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EAST HAVEN THE PIONEER HIGH SCHOOL SYLVIA ABRAMS “Deep are the foundations of sincerity.” Red Cross Club (1), Motion Picture Club, Vice-President (2), Tennis, (2) ii), World Affairs Club (3), Motion Picture Club (3), Class Secretary (4), .f.omet, Business Manager I4 , Debating Team 4), Literary Advisory Board (4), Basketball (4), Volleyball (4i, Class Historian (4). The talents of this bundle of personality would fill volumes. She is an excellent scholar ami a perfect lady popular with her classmates and teachers alike. She tells us that college is her ambition and that she’ll major in chemistry. As 'long as she doesn't let the fumes overpower her, as she did once or twice this year in the “lab,” her success is assured. Good luck, Sylvia! MILDRED ELIZABETH ANDERSON “Constitution “MiC “(iood spirit is the passport anywhere. Volleyball (1) (2) (3l, Baseball (3), Tennis (3), Basketball (4), Dramatic Club (41, Bing and Pin Committee (4). “Mil” is one of the few natural blondes of our senior class, but she’s a lively one. She is a thoroughly good sport and enjoys participating in everything, particularly in athletics. Her special hobby is skating; she excels at it, too. Iler chosen field, however, is interior decorating, and she hopes to continue her work at an advanced school. BARBARA A. ANDREWS “Bobbie” “What’s the use of worrying?” Swimming (1), Volleyball 2 , Baseball (3), Traffic Squad (4). Barbara, better known to her friends as “Bobbie,” possesses a light-hearted, carefree manner that has led her “in with the gang” whenever there has been any fun to be had. “Bobbie’s” real troubles concern food, because, as most of her friends will testify, she can never get enough of it! Her hobbies are hiking, swimming, and skating. Bight now she’s interested in traveling when she completes her work here. May you travel far and wide, “Bobbie.” RAY H. BARTLETT, JR. -Hugo” I Iarc do all that may become a man; Who dares do more is none.” Invention Club, President 11, Aero Club, President (3), Photography Club. Treasurer 4l. Stagecraft Club 4), East Haven Players (4). Traffic Squad 4 , Literary Advisory Board (4), Pioneer, Associate Editor (4). Bay, one of our most sophisticated seniors, possesses a smooth charm which makes him a favorite with all who know him. Despite his busy social life we find him ranking high in his studies. His three great loves are flashy ties, stream-lined planes, and high-powered automobiles. Bay plans to attend M.I.T. to prepare for a career as an aeronautical engineer. Success should be yours. Bay. EMILY ANN BATTIPAGLIA “Em” The blush is beautiful hut sometimes inconvenient. Swimming Club (1), Girl Beserves 2 , Comet, Business Board 4 , Chorus (4). Emily tells us that the most exciting experience she ever had was the time she stumbled and fell into a conductor’s arms when ascending a trolley. She was probably creating one of those dance steps she has exhibited in the “gym” almost every day during second lunch period. Emily hopes to be a secretary, and with her sweetness, steady disposition, and patience, we’re sure she’ll succeed. Her attractive blush should not prove to be a handicap! C14D