Farmington High School - Student Yearbook (Farmington, CT)

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THELMA SWAN A fair exterior ir a rilent recommendation. Hilltop Club 3, Conservation Club 3, 4, Outing Club 3, 4, Red Cross 2, Field Hockey 4, Minstrel 2. Thelma's genuine interest in sports makes her a constant attendant at all our athletic contests. Outside of school her disposition changes from quietness to gayety. As usher for the minstrel show, she enjoyed showing people to their seats. You should fit into the routine of a business office very well, Thelma. MICHAEL R.TERELMES He indulged his flair for wirecrackrf' Conservation Club 4, Chefs Club 4. Mike leans to accounting for a career, but we think that he should be a lawyer. Countless times have we seen him arguing the pro or con of a question which arose in class. His favorite haunt was the little room on the top floor where he typed and ran off stencils. Your determination gives you a stronghold on the ladder of success, Mike PATIENCE HULDA WATERS EntbuJiarm ir the genius of rincerityf' Conservation Club 3, 4, Red Cross Club 2, Outing Club 5, Treasurer 4, Hilltop Club 3, Cheerleading 4, Harvest Supper Chairman 4, Minstrel 2, 4, Assistant Editor of the Farmington Student. Carrying on in the Waters' tradition, Penny became an ardent cheer- leader and a fine performer in our minstrel show. We found her name listed frequently among those who served on various committees. We can see her working in an office surrounded by many friends who will like her for her fine qualities. Good luck, Penny. ALICE MARIE WEBER H er friends, there are many, ber foer, are there any? Conservation Club 3, 4, Outing Club Secretary 4, Photography Club 2, Hilltop Club 3, Class Play 3, Minstrel 3, 4, Senior Supper Committee, Typist for the Farmington Student. Alice was a familiar sight in senior year at football rallies and games as the Indian princess, ever present to encourage the team to victory. Her gayety was a decided asset to our class. We must not forget the numerous hours she spent typing material for our class book. We are confident that you will have a very happy life, Alice. 25

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PATRICIA GAIL SARGENT Her eyer have one language everywhere. Conservation Club Reporter 4g Dramatic Club 4, Fairview Beacon 4, Senior Play 4g Assistant Art Editor for the Farmington Student. Pat joined our group in September and quickly fitted into our scheme of things. In art did she especially become Well-known, helping with the school paper and class book. With your fun-loving nature and ability to make friends easily, Pat, you should have a happy life. ROBERT JAMES SATONICK H e rink: burketr by inrtinctf' Class Treasurer 2, 5g Athletic Association President 4, Conservation Club 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4g Football 4g Minstrel 4. jimmy was a keen performer on the football and basketball fields. In his senior year he reached his peak as one of '55's outstanding basketball performers. He made a good president for the Athletic Association. Don't let some feminine heart bear cause you to lose a beat on the drum, Soup. DOLORES J. SIKORSKI Silence ir a true friend who newer betrays. Hilltop Club 5, 4. Dolores startled the driver trainer instructor by saying, This car doesn't drive straight. Very serious about her studies, she applied herself diligently to them. People who are quiet always get their work done, Dolores, and we know you will never leave undone any of your tasks as a secretary. MAVIS R. STEELE Sweet perromzlity, full of mrcalityf' Conservation Club 4, Hilltop Club 3. With a merry twinkle in her eye Mavis was a welcome addition to our ranks in junior year. Always ready for fun, she made the day bright with her friendliness. Customers at a local drug store enjoyed having her serve them ice cream and sodas. We know that you will be happy, Mavis, whether you become a stenographer or continue to serve ice cream cones. 24

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JACQUELINE MARIE WIESE The mort completely loft of all nlayr ir that on which one har not laughed. Photography Club 2, Conservation Club 3, 4, Hilltop Club 5g Outing Club 4, Minstrel 5, 4, Senior Play. Jackie could laugh even though the joke was on herself. What will next year's minstrel be without the team of Daughn and Wiese! Ever cheer- ful she even maintained her happy mood when beset by the teasing antics of Collie, The sick need happy personalities about them, jackie, and you should be a wonderful addition to the nursing profession. JAMES W. WOLFE Great oak: from little acorn: grow. Audio-Visual Club 2, 55 Rifle Club 4, Chefs Club 4. James believes in the old adage, Seen but not heard. He was, however, most loquacious with his special friend Don. Your taciturnity has kept us from knowing your future plans, jimmy, but we feel sure that you will make yourself an important addition to the field of restaurant owners. MARGARET CATHERINE WOLLENBERG To a young heart everything ir fun. Conservation Club 5, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Hilltop 3, Minstrel 2, 4. Peggy is the model for Sinatra's record If You're Young at Heart. Seen at her favorite rendezvous in the corridors, she chatted gaily with her girls friends about senior interests and activities. We found no reluctance in her when she was asked to serve on a committee. With such willingness and cooperation, you should be a valuable medical secretary. ARTHUR L. ZINSER A willing -worker with a ready hand. Conservation Club 3, 4g Model Club 2, Chefs Club 4, Minstrel 4, Junior Playg Farmington Indian 4, Halloween Dance Committee 55 junior Prom Committee, Winter Carnival Dance Committee. Arthur never waited for anyone to ask him to help, but offered his services whether it concerned the lighting effects in the minstrel or drawing for numerous programs. His work in art was something we all admired. You should have many friends in the radio and television fields, Art. 26