Farmington High School - Student Yearbook (Farmington, CT)

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WALTER GIRARD, IR. Quotation: A lion among the ladies. Positions: Minstrel 2, 3 3 Football 2, 3, 4. Walt has all the accomplishments necessary for a success- ful feminine conquest, a musical voice, a soft guitar, a flirtatious look, and a gentle line. There was nothing gentle, however, when he kept the football opposition from the Indians' goal line. May you continue stiqchar with your music, Walt .fu-' W!! I imjjiaw M3535 WWJZV 9.5945 LW IRENE C. GRESH Quotation: I may be little, but that's my worst failing. Positions: Minstrel 4, Hilltop Club 2, 3g Red Cross Club 4: Cheering-Club 43 Driver's Club 4. Here is a girl who had enough energy stored up to keep her most active during the day and night. Her voice was a familiar sound at all our basketball games. Her calm expression hides a disposition to do mischief which she shares with her pal Jean. The world needs smiles today, Irene, and yours will be a wel- come addition as you plan a career of nursing. , JM-,,v ZMML M4 :- PAUL JOSEPH GRESH . Quotation: The best things come in small packages of twenty. Positions: Safety Club 4. Paul was the chairman of the reception committee which wel- comed each new girl to our school. The sole requisite for mem- bership was a good line . The latter must have been good, for yearly the list of his friends grew. Anything mechanical seemed to interest him and Mr. Yung's room was his favorite haunt. We know that you will enjoy changing tires for the ladies, Paul. ' ' -'Ps-l'X -:Jo-uv 035-Yi-i4-3. Cv---Q 'Pham -QPPCPIU WINIFRED ELIZABETH HARRIS Quotation: Sparkling eyes full of pep, making friends every step. Positions: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4: Boosters Club 3, 4, Conservation Club 3, 4: Minstrel 2, 4, Softball 3, 4. Winnie was a co-captain of the girls' basketball and hockey teams. Sports were her strong point and claimed much of her time at school. Her pleasant smile and friendly greeting won her many friends and helped her secure many ads for the Farm- ington Student. - Your willingness to cooperate should help you to success, Winnie, and encourage Rufus to work to pay the rent. ,auf-or ,J .1 ' af .vaio .ov-'ffl-fe--f ut ale.:-,, W amen' fvyf' 524442: OAK, QQ.. yfli rv-4 ALM, has dx C, WA -Artful ' .ah If-O1-1. Azlfru-4-.4f '.,,,,, 7 .-4.-4'1.fvi.4:L

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M 2f...z,'fr6f D C' Quotation: An fession, Bob, CLIFFORD CLARK FELLAGE, Quotation: It isn't by size that we win or fail. Positions: Minstrel 3, 4: National Honor Socie Class Pla s 3 4' Assistant Editor of Student staff: Y f , Library Club 2, 3, 4. Versatility, here is thy master. Yes, Clifford has been out- standing in music, dramatics, art, and class. We were glad when his voice finally changed, for we heard a solo that was a pleasant surprise at the Choral Club Concert. The bulletin board in Mr. Burns' room will miss his wonderful book covers next year. A musical doctor might be an innovation, Cliff. ant all of us. Her For recreation keen competito Eileen, apd we G ' 1, f9e-ALM do !N,f?1u.S W- 15.2 imp of mischief. Positions: Rifle Club 2: Red Cross 3: Minstrel 4. ' ' Bob spends most of his extra time at a loc store where he tries to keep the oranges from rolling onto the floor. He loves to climb the hill with his hot rod on the rare occasions when it runs. Architectural engineering is an interesting and useful pro- ,ovu .db and you may turn out to be a second Einstein. IR. ty 3, Treasurer 4: EILEEN FRANCES FLYNN Quotation: Rare is the union of beauty and modesty. Positions: Minstrel 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Boosters Club 3, 4: Conservation Club 4: Cheering Club 4: Assist- 'Editor of The Farmington Student. Eileen's fine taste in clothes and neatness are wellknown to special talent seems to be in secretarial work. she turned to basketball where she proved a r. An even disposition is a wonderful asset, believe that it means happiness for you. N uh' I J, b' if 'V ff!! ff 441. T V2-1 ' A., ' fe if rw ' J ffl Ig: fvwgju ROBERT J. FOLEY Quotation: He is a Giant of a Yankee. Positions: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Booster Club. Robert proved a sterling member of the ba he displayed akeen eye and an accurate aim. ranked with the best of the Valley. Mild in ma by nature, he made many friends whether he was in the class- room, the corridors, or at the corner of Farm 152105. hSomteday,lggl3obl:i, will realize- that ew owopc e g eam.P S Q'y2-w9'S.,b'-:awe sketball team as His scoring ability nner and congenial ington Avenue at your grindfather ' num f-9'+fA?Q, Bog., EM

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RAQNS5 goo' -as-.a E t ...gg i .... X cs -its-vb. 9 AN HART QuotHfJfJ A orld's my stage. Positions: Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Class Plays 3, 4, Grips and Gripes Program 2, 4, Parade of Youth 3, Typist of The Farmington Student , Cheering Club. We do not know what our class plays would have done without Barbara. Thoroughly familiar with all the tricks of the stage, she helped immensely by her acting and coaching. Another possibility is law, for she showed us that she could give convincing argu- ments when the occasion demanded. We expect to see your name in the bright ligh some ay, Barb. fiiffff A iffy SOPHIE PA ULINE HAYOSTEK Quotation: An apple pie without some cheese is like a kiss with- out a squeeze. . Positions: Hockey' 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Conser- vation Club, Typist for The Farmington Student. Sophie has the ideal disposition for an athlete. Behind that ex- terior calm is a great spirit of enthusiasm and sportsmanship which she so well exhibited in field hockey, basketball, and soft- ball. The sophomore and junior boys all tell us that she is in- tensely loyal and faithful. You should be a good secretary, Sophie CAROL ELAINE HEATH Quotation: Charm, personality, popularity--all these God be- stowed upon her. Positions: Farmington Student Staff, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Conservation Club 3, 4, Basketball 3, Boosters Club 3, 4. Carol's interests at Farmington High have been diversified. She found time to participate in athletics, captain the cheerleaders, and maintain a high average for membership in the National Honor Society. We know that she missed the class of '5O. May you con- tinue to make frie s as you have made them at F. H. S. 43993 Y b , ,.,. F . p - W Xazx' Wi' , x k X ltet.. VCV 'A 1-7 . X. - , . . ....., !' J' , .' I I . Ig' lx' Xl V ll- x A SYLVIA MAE HORNBERGER XV' . ' Quotation: A soft answer turneth away wrath. A' If Positions: Sophomore Reception 2, Minstrel 4, Driving Club 4,, ' Senior Supper 4, Red Cross Club 4. 2. Sylvia's sincerity and honest endeavor impressed us from the beginning. She went about her schoolwork with an earnestness that brought her good marks and won for her the admiration and respect of her classmates. Recently we learned that the moving picture in- dustry looked attractive to her. Remember the autographs, Sylvia.