Gilbert School - Miracle Yearbook (Winsted, CT)

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amor-s NANCY ALLEN 1 S. Main St. April ll, 1928 GENERAL Nancy is quite an eyeful as all - local wolves will agree. Nancy ,- 'oys sports with skiing and ting ranking among the tops. I: also enjoys a refreshing ride 1 her bike. Perhaps she eats i eaties to get all the pep she has. xtra-curricular activities: Pan erican Club, Secretary' 31 Glee b 1, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA ANSTETT ffGinny!! Riverton Feb. 22, 1927 COMMERCIAL Ginny is a lass hailing from tlgtrogg-grown town of Riverton. She is one redhead who, as far as we know, doesn't possess a fiery temper-not even a tiny one. AI- though serious and easy-going, Ginny can become quite lively at a Riverton square dance. Awards: Scholarship G 2. LOWELL ALEXANDER Alec 345 North Main St. Oct. 7, 1928 GENERAL His long-legged stride takes this tall, lanky senior wherever he wants to go and fast. When not playing football, Alec putters around with airplane models and car motors. His easy-going way of life has made him well-known among his classmates. Extra-curicular activities: Dra- matic Club 2: Science Club 2. ROSE BARDINO NRO!! 94 Rockwell St. Sept. 22, 1928 COMMERCIAL Of a quiet nature, Rose has many friends in and out of school. Working at the Strand Theatre takes up quite a bit of her daily schedule. Torrington also seems to hold an equally great interest for Rose, though too much is not said about the matter. ek 'fi' 56 . -73 .fi- gif, JEAN ANSTETT Riverton Nov. 15, 1928 GENERAL Cute, blonde, and neat, Jean is the girl that everyone takes a sec- ond look at. Hailing from far-off Riverton, a lively square dance is the main attraction on any Satur- day night. Besides square dancing, a scholarship G or two seem to account for a part of Jean's sched- ule of activities. Awards: Scholarship G 1, 2.

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HELEN M. SHELDRICK English B. A. University of New Hampshire M. S. Boston University U Advisor for Gilbert School News and Gilbertonian EMMA C. SWAN SON Mathematics B. A. Mount Holyoke Advisor for Junior Red Cross Chairman of Assembly Committee EDITH B. SMALL ELIZABETH C. SONIER Physics, Biology, Geography Music Skidmore B. S. Tufts B. S. Columbia Director of Glee Club Make-up Advisor for Dramatic Club GRACE LEE SKILTON History, English B. A. Bethany College M. A. Boston University Advisor for World Events Clu BARBARA A. VAN DYKI English B. S. University of New Hampshire Advisor for the Miracle ' Advisor for Camera Club , Advisor of Cheerleaders Assembly Committee DONALD V. VIERING CLARA L. WHITE B. S. Trinity Secretary to the Principal Football Coach Bentley Business School I2 A 4 W 4:

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' GABRIELLE BERNARD Ti1ille 12 Perkins St. Aug. 3, 1927 COLLEGE A conscientious senior with a pleasing disposition, Gabrielle is always on the lookout for news. One of her outstanding abilities is discussing world events, and she really knows what she is talking about. Among other things Ga- brielle likes to read and listen to music. Extra-curricular activities: Gil- bert News, Editorial Board 3, 4, Alumni editor 3, Editor-in-chief 4: World Events Club 3, 4, President 3, Vice-President 4. Awards: Scholarship G 3. WILLIAM BRADY 18 Pratt St. July 29, 1928 MECHANIC ARTS Who hasn't heard either Room three or eight re-echo with that familiar phrase, Where is' Bra- dy? Ah indeed, where isn't he? News board meetings, business management of the year book, and a side job keep him busy as the proverbial one-armed paper hang- er. With it all, he manages to climb that ladder to the lofty few wgo wear the coveted scholarship Extra-curricular activities: Mira- cle Business Managerg Novelty Ed. News Board 3, 4. RONALD BRONSON , Ronnie Winchester Center July 1, 1928 MECHANIC ARTS Introducing someone who's quite a guy up Winchester way -not that he doesn't find time to include schoolwork in his program of activities. Those G's aren't the results of loafing. The letter '7S seems to be outstanding-in his collection are skiing, skating, and swimming. Better put a speedo- meter in that car or you'll end up other than a gatekeeper! Extra-curricular activities: Sci- ence Club 4. Awards: Scholarship G 1, 2, 3. Awards: Scholarship G 1, 2, 3. JAMES BURKE lfjimmyll Riverton june 6, 1928 MECHANIC ARTS We might be giving Jimmy away if we say that he isn't as shy and as quiet as he appears to be. We only know that still water runs deep. To confirm that fact, you need only attend a Riverton square dance. Wonder where he finds room for all that food he. manages to stow away? Extra-curricular activities: Sci- ence Club 3, 4. Awards: Scholarship G 1, 2, 3. MARGARET BORATKO ,f , , , - rrMargl: New Hanford jan. 28, 19. GENERAL Margaret isn't the most notic person, but she certainly dra' attention. With her homewo finished, she, among a very fe usually enjoys that twelve-and' half minute ride every mornin A history teacher even insisted 4 .kg having Margaret in class! Can be that her charm alfects teache. Ji ' , 7 '- , ---- fjQJiQ5iff55li9lEEi: fff1'.fi:'iZ13'ffiEEfGA 'gl-Siliijvffiv' 5 11573 . gfgzqea g ' . '-,g:.2.g,'.i1 u . E ,aj-',,.a G,ff, 1, Q-Qg., cis. iifzg, ,Tm . 4 ,355 .. -.f 1' A rx ' f , ,..,eEi,,..5,:,,,,.v' ,,,+, 55.5, .,,.ii,..i1,.,,,,. I gf S. -.21 Extra-curricular activities: Dn matic Club 3, 4. DOROTHEA BREWER HDMI! New Hartford Dec. 25, 1927 COMMERCIAL The Irish are in lights again and this time it's a pretty lassie called Dot. Sports and she are not close friends but she makes up for it in her friendship with her studies. LYLE BRUEY Norfolk April 5, 191 MECHANIC ARTS Tall, dark, and handsome is t phrase that properly describ Lyle. Hailing from Norfolk, seems to have a liking for skatir parties! Though of a quiet natui Lyle is still usually found in a clu ter of giggling girls. I Extra-curricular activities: S ence Club 2. ANNE BURWELL Ward's Hill Dec. 6, 1926 GENERAL Take things as they come, and enjoy life as much as possible- that's Anne's theory, and it works -with her. For such a silent per- son, one wonders how she gets a word in edgewise among so many sisters and brothers up thar' on Ward's Hill. Extra-curricular activities: Tri- Y 3, 4, Current Events 3.