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

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LAURIE RAE BOWDEN Lor Sugar and spice and all things nice The warmth of genuine friendliness. . .her confidences are rare. . .the quiet soul dwells alone. . .Emily Post consults her. . -life rolls smoothly on eight wheels. . .glory at the rink. . .a pertness which adds spice. . .heart in her eyes. Junior Prom Com.; Pioneer. BURTON EUGENE BROCKETT Boola A quiet tongue shows a wise head Dogsled traveler from the furthest part of Foxon. . .contemplative repose. . .persistence and strength. . .my friends, John, Prisco and Frank. . .agriculture holds his special attention. . . college in the future. Band 1,2,3; T.S.O. 4; Jr. Nat. Honor Soc. 1; Nutmeg Boy's State. m i BEVERLY ANN BRIGLIA Bevie Out of the strain of the doing, into the peace of the done An adroit Miss. . .a skillful artist. . .painting is her delight . . .campus king crowns her heart. . .impeccable dress. . .the poise of a model. . .herculean juggler of many tasks. . .our favorite award winner. School Representative to HI-Time; Freshman Dance Com.; Art Club 1,2; Varsity Show 1,2; French Club Sec. 2; Student Council 1,2,3; Soph. Dance Com.; Cheerleaders 2; Junior Prom Com.; Cap and Gown Com.; Senior Photography Com.; T.S.O. 4; Class Sec. 4; Jr. Nat. Hon. Society 1.

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ELIZABETH ANN BLAKELEY Bet Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind A petite chauffeur in her blue and white Olds. . .bright blondness. . .brilliant blush. . .serious approach to life's problems. . .altruistic and optimistic. . .allergic to strenuous activity. . .an enthusiastic spectator at the basketball court. . .VIC means victory and a happy domestic life. Glee Club 3,4; Comet Staff; FHA 1; Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 3; Intramurals 1; Pioneer. JOHN BOGUNIECKI Bogie In whose eye mischief lurks The Ichabod Crane of East Haven Hollow. . .rations his words. . .and his energy. . .multiple interests. . .fishing, swimming, and logrolling. . .an enigmatic personality. . . my friends are the horizon of my world. . .a law unto himself. Ways and Means Com. Pioneer; 4th period Traffic Squad 4. JOSEPHINE BOTTA Curly To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive. Emigrates from Foxon. . .a permanent curly locks. . .a cloud of dust trails her Ford. . Mrs. Strandberg's extra bass. . .inthe future she will drop the Botta and adopt domestic virtue. . . Home Economics. . .a foundation for her future. FHA 1; Intramurals 1,2; 4th period Traffic Squad 1,2. § - 22

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ARTHUR ROBERT BROOKS Bob I never found the companion that was so companionable as solitude One of our silent seniors. . .says little but thinks much. . . race, anyone? . . .his big weakness, the motor on wheels. . krazy kar enthusiast. . .man of many moods. . .Johnny and Sonny. . .constant questions in Biology. . .leisurely pace. . . temperamental teenager. . .self-styled rebel. -ootball 1; Comet Staff 4. JEAN BROWN Jeannie She is gentle, she is shy, but there's mischief in her eye. Jeannie with the light red hair. . .a sweet blush. . .and bright red curls. . .so, soo polite. . .middle member of the Brown clan. . .her favorite dream, the high honor roll. . .Millie, the constant companion. FHA 1,2,3,4; Comet Business Board 4; Freshman Dance Com.; Soph. Dance Com.; Pioneer; Pep Club 3; Drama Workshop 1; Intramurals 1. FRANK J. BRUNO Jr. Mack Laugh and the world laughs with you Operates at a high altitude. . .solid, massive presence. . . friendly mirth. . .wreathed like Santa with smiles. . .the jolly boy with the dark eyes. . .a wonderlust desire to travel. . .life is easy and free of care. . .his passion. . .the study of automobile life in all forms. Football 1,2; Ways and Means Com.; Pioneer; Glee Club; T.S.O. 4. 24