Farmington High School - Student Yearbook (Farmington, CT)

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'JUbty+4J'. wil-ul .1 'r.n.s. RUSSELL ARNOLD Quotation: You can fool some of the people part of the time. Can you tell which is which as Russell and his twin stride along the hall? No, we cannot, but Russell has a car and that helps to distinguish him partially. He has been very willing to transport girls from Unionville center. If you conquer the tasks of life as easily as you mastered your subjects, you should be a winner, Rus. 'jZLb 'M-L x f--Z A41 NANC Y BE LOIN Quotation: I may seem quiet, but when I get going. Positions: National Honor Society 3, 4: Attendant to May Queen 2, 3: Assistant Editor of The Farmington Studentfl Editor and Typist for Fairview Beacon : Cheering Club. Nancy's ability to master her subjects in an easy fashion is well known to all of us. We have admired her determination and willingness to work and cooperate whether they were exemplified in her classes, school activities, or endeavors for our class book. Beneath that exterior air of quietness, we have frequently detected a spirit which takes great delight in a good time. Vale. ANDREW J'. BOUCHARD Quotation: By the work one knows the Workman. Positions: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 4: Minstrel 4: Conserva- tion Club 3, President 4: President Athletic Associa- tion: President Booster Club. ball, magazine drives, and managing the business end of The Far mington Student. Between times he finds time to feed the game birds and spend his evenings in Farmington. With your ambitious Pete , you should go places. H9401 AVL!!! pV!,, J'l if .Af JUNE lp Quotation: The art of silence is as great as that of speech. Positions: Junior Red Cross Club 4: Driving Club 4. June comes from the Lake Garda section of town: but she never seemed to mind the long walk home especially after our school functions. Reticent in nature, June saves her words for her famed friends, especially a certain boy. Possessing a plan which calls for neatness and preciseness, June should becomi a successful A 'f' , secretary. Q2 W+ ,f',',w3 af Peter has been active in many affairs at F. H. S., such as foot-

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f , lj 92 C 9 - LJLI y !i!,0,.f711ggf,Xf,.f,l,il, f ia ,LA- -M ,c -aff' f .Q My mf f ..f if - f L1 n ' .. ' I Y , K. .X I X , 'ff . RITA E. AMELOTTE Quotation: Better late than never. Rita joined our ranks in January of senior year, coming from Bristol High. We found her to be very quiet but pleasant. Had you come sooner, we know that you would have participated in our activities. Good luck as a secretary. fl. mfs D -7, , 1 A. -- . 'Jil' f' L A , -.ff 'A A 4 fx 'f 5' fffidfl 51, , , y ,f f , , U' I . .ff , ', f.. . f'5 A '-' X M I .. ,:...'4 P, A n V7 JANET A. ANDERSON 'H ' 'U ff' V Quotation: Meekness is not weakness. ' Positions: Camera Club 2g Red Cross Club 4: Minstrel 4: Club Editor for Fairview Beacon. Janet seems to be an authority on horses. Were prizes offered for reticence, she would be a consistent winner. In class, however, she lost her quiet nature and took part in the discussions. We hope that your desire to travel will be re- alized. J. Q ,Q ,- J ,, . v .L t, 5 5 .L L .J,.,?l, ,.kl....u A Q . 144111. 1' ff 4- I flaw 1' , 1 ' '4 ' ' ' 'AJ , xi ,ww ,,,g,,n, f P ..,. My-. af , 14'.uf,l 'Y ' , f ' ' I A ' . QR . eb.. -- rf- - . t 4, , af. .- an sta 1--f SHIRLEY MAE ANDERSON '- Quotation: The busier you are, the less trouble you get into. Positions: Photo Club: Driver Training Club 4: Softball 3. Shirley was not happy until she joined her mother's Alma Mater and specialized in sewing and serving ice cream at our school. Does she know her chickens! She has had a good time attending 4H contests and acting as a judge. We think that you should establish your own suit and dress shop, Shirl. rg J pjfm A H .xLfx4 V YL lf' 1 ff' Q, ,ff WMM RONALD M. ARNOLD Quotation: A short absence is safest. Positions: M.instrel 4: Library Club 2. Ronald was a familiar sight each noon hour heading for the study hall, but not for examination of the encyclopedias. In his classes he seemed to prefer the rear seats possibly because his twin sat up in front. Possessing a good mind, he should be successful in the field of aviation. '

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.. -WW ...W - .V .- ,V V-.Y - f-- - Y- - - Y --- 'Y - -Y - 4-s wr- - -fi' A To LR6 Yao.-f. me we kart from ADRIAN F. CHENEY Q Ji-3 M, Q A ' C Quotation: 'fl love to laugh. I once laughed at a funeral. , G '67 Positions: Rifle Club 2, Dramatic Club 33 Conservation Club 3, 4, Minstrel 4, Class Play 4. Adrian's grin is a familiar sight at Farmington High whether he is rehearsing for a concert or discussing a scene from Shakespeare. An optimist in spirit, he looks forward to a bright future. Whether his final choice will be music or agriculture, weknow t he will 'be competent in either. lp ' D Aff Zwjbjga , . Ross EILEEN coLL1Ns ' Quotation: Patience and gentleness amidst Irish mirth. Positions: Red Cross Club 3, 4, Delegate 3, Class Plays, Girls Basketball Manager 4, Assistant Editor 'fThe Farm- ington Student. Rose is Miss Nonchalance of 1951 as she refuses to become excited over any of the activities confronting a senior of today. We always found her dependable and willing to help our class by serving on committees or acting in our plays. We know that your experience as manager of the basketball team is only a small 1n- dication of how well you will manage the bigger things in life, Rose. DANIEL DEEGAN Quotation: Let's be red with mirth. Positions: Junior Play, Joke Editor of Farmington Student. Dan always has a little corny joke to tell everyone he meets. His red hair makes him easy to see in any crowd. His freckles may be natural, but it is rumored that he once fell a- sleep behind a screen door on a sunny day. We hope that your good nature and Irish blarney will being you success, Dan- in the field of engineering .ftlyafkmefg Xvvdf-up i I QS. 'LY C7--'1 MARY DE EGAN Quotation: A bridge of freckles across her nose. Positions: Driving Club 45 Assistant Editor of School Paper 4. Mary's chief interests seemed to be letter writing and study- ing the geography of western Connecticut. Her retiring nature and gentle determination we liked very much, for they clearly indicated that we had a classmate who would tend to her own p .5 affairs and get her tasks well done. Look out for the snow and ice K 1 on those mountainous roads, Mary.V ' . , 2 , lo ' :ii - I I ,Ln UW, Q '