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

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ALFRED E. CRESCENTI November Twenty-seventh Al . . . shy and easygoing . . • Jimmy and Al . . . What d'ya say there? . . . whiz in most anything . . . hair every girl dreams about ... he will keep the books. Stagecraft Club (1); Homeroom Treasurer (2,3); Student Council (3,4); Victory Council (4). JOHN H. DANIELSON December Seventh Dannie . all great men are dead — I'm not feeling so well myself ... an impish grin . . never hurries, never worries . . . there's mischief in this boy . . . hair as slick as a sliver . . . he'll tinker with machines. Hop (2). ANTHONY M. DE MUSIS March Fifth Tony . . . dark, handsome brain who learns it all . . . one in a million . . . that irresistable smile with an olive tan complexion . . . I know I'm right! . . . conversation monopolizer . . . teaser . . . he'll remember Miss DeLouise, Always . . . Anthony M. DeMusis. Esq. Swimming Club (1). ANDREW A. DE PALMA April Twenty-third Andy . . . super addition to any class . . . How about that? . . . dependable and sincere . . . his wit invites you. Cooking Club (1); Frolic (1); Orchestra (1,2); Intramurals (1,2); Homeroom President (1.2.3) ; Class President (1, 3); Hop (2); Bowling Team (2.3) ; Prom (3); J.V. Basketball (3); National Honor Society (3,4)-Vice-President (4). DOLORES B. DEL POMO June Eighth Do . . . clam digger . . . that navy influence . . . Oh no! ... a disposition as sunny as her smile . . . a nose for news and an ear for rumors. Spanish Club (1); Bookworms (2, 3. 4)-President (4); International Club (3); Junior Council (3); Comet (3,41-Editor in - Chief (4); Traffic Squad (4). ALDEN DION June Twenty-ninth Tut . . . it's Company B, 5th Battalion of the State Guard for him! . . . he'll kill or cure your animals . . . Ah-women! . . . the helping hand a friend needs . . . in olive green he'll march. Homeroom President (2). MARIE FRANCES DIONNE September Fourteenth Embraceable You rates high on her hit parade . . . steno striver . . . pleasing presence . . . popular with all who know her . . . demon on the dance floor . . . her locks so smoothly combed. Hostess Club (1); Dance Club (1,2); National Honor Society (3,4). EDWARD A. DONROE September Nineteenth Ed! . . . thoughtful . . . Louis' other half . . . My Studderbuggy Ford! . . . really is hep . . . smooth runs the water where the brook is deep . . . gives every man his ear, but few his voice . . . it's his nature to be good-natured. Rifle Club (1). 1945

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ROSE ANN CACACE February Twenty-seventh Ro . . . follower of “The Voice . . . Isn't that awful? . . . efficient as a Bromo Seltzer . . . strength in silence ... a gymnast — supple, light and free ... affable and courteous ... air of quiet confidence . . . Time Waits For No One. Glee Club (1); Sports Club (1). THERESA ANNE CAMPBELL February Fifth Terry . . . chestnut hair with a silken sheen . . . stubborn as all Irish . . . that wide-eyed stare of innocence — hmmm, we wonder . . . her reams fill the mail waves . . . meek and mild — you never could be wild. Dance Club (2); Sports Club (2). MILDRED ANN CAMPOSANO June Third Shoo-Shoo-Baby . . . spry of speech and spirit ... a lively step and a lively wit . . . books never die ... a laugh that bubbles o'er her lips . . . this jolly girl is welcome everywhere. Sports Club (1); Class Committee (2). BARBARA A. CARLSON May Tenth Bob . . .theme song— My Heart Belongs to Jackie . she indulges in the art of gum chewing . . . her clothes speak for themselves . . . neat as the proverbial pin . . . will trade a laugh for a joke any time. Dance Club (1,2); Intra-murals (1,2). EVELYN R. CEFARELLI September Twenty-first Cel . . . smiling brown eyes and joyful personality . Vinnie's dream girl . . . look for the ring — third finger left hand . . . Have you heard this one? . . . her hair is her crowning glory . . . life is wonderful. Intramurals (1); Dance Club (1,2). MARY ELIZABETH CLANCEY September Sixteenth Sugar . . . when Irish eyes are smiling . . . shining dark hair . . . here comes the Navy . . . swings with Glenn Miller . . . she bowls them down . . . toy counter cutie . . . Are you kidding? . Student Council (1); Glee Club (1,2); Hostess Club (2). ROBERT GEORGE CLARKE June Fifth Buddy . . . bow ties and blushes . . . Naturally . . . usher and gentleman . . . blue for color, but not for nature . . . Momauguin's future Admiral . . . Miss Rocco's stoojint . . . give me music while I work. Intramurals (1,2); Boys'Cooking Club President (3); Prom (3); Traffic Squad (4). SHIRLEY J. CORDNER January Eleventh Shirl . . . she answers the call of the tide . . . pretty as a rainbow . . . anything for a friend . . . neat number. Class Secretary (1); Comet Business Board (3), Junior Council (3); Bookworms (3, 4)-Vice-President (4); Stu- dent Council Secretary (4). 20 £e tiosiA.

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RUTH L. ETTER October Twenty-eighth Rufus . . . her bluish-green eyes are the opposite of her personality . . . fun-loving and daring . . . curly coiffure ... a good listener . serious minded . . . Wit, now and then struck smartly, shows a spark. Student Council (1); Thespians (4); Comet (4); Swimming Club (4); Leadership Club (4). HAROLD B. EWART November Twenty-third “Pancho ... I have never found the companion that was as companionable as solitude ... a plane will soar with him . . . speak! thou hast a tongue — come let us hear its tune . . politeness plus . . . definitely not the boisterous or girl-sterous type. Glee Club (4). LILLIAN ELEANOR FRANTZ June Twelfth Lil . . . excitement seeker . . . with saddle, stirrup, and horse . . . long tapering nails . . . sweet sentimental music . . . always on the go ... a friendly smile . . . shimmering locks attract us all. Dance Club (2); Leadership Club (3); International Club (3). ROBERT J. GANDOSSY March Twenty-sixth Gander . . . three cheers for the Congos! ! . . . handsome, cheerful and considerate . . . oh, for that wavy hair . . . doesn't monkey with a wrench. Student Council (1); Class Treasurer (1,2); Intramurals (2); Prom (3); Homeroom President (3,4); Class Day Program Chairman (4). SIDNEY GIMPLE November Seventeenth Sid . . . Infantry, here I come ... a joke for everything ... I can get it for you wholesale . . . woman hater? . . . photographer deluxe . . . Mrs. Hunter's poet laureate . . . future optical engineer . . . Gimple's Emporium. Chess and Checkers Club (2). LILLIAN ANN GRIFFITHS September Twenty-third Lil . . . quiet but witty . . . smiling blue eyes . . . Bing's White Christmas sends this gal . . . efficient and punctual . . . good homemaker . . . swell pal . . . three cheers for the Navy . . . freckles sprinkled daintily over her face. Dance Club (1,2); Sports Club (2); Leadership Club (3). LORRAINE RUTH HALEY August Twenty-eighth Lorraine . . . domestic damsel . . . she hails from Foxon way . . . the Marines have landed . . . swim! girl! swim! . . . bubbling good nature . . . fair-haired farmerette . . . lady in pink . . . Harry James worshipper . . Middlesex Hospital of Nursing. Junior Council (3); Traffic Squad (4). KENNETH H. HALL December Eleventh Ken . . . slender, tender, and tall . . . hillbilly from out thar in Foxon . . . Oh, cut it out . . . there's something about a Sophomore . . . reserved but cheerfully nice ... a dollar for his thoughts . . . his ways are as smooth as his hair . . . Jr. Eddie Duchin . . . Boogie Woogie Champ. Prom (3). 22 J e uosid