Greenwich High School - Compass Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1950 volume:

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'ZXL If L-B I f yd Mr ,mg , R Q ,fig 'ff Yi u W X , 1' x X A. . . x Ulm ML M img mmf ,f ' ,-'DV f h S U M on I H 1M UC .ll A Minsk 3rd um ul LQ X6 W , Jima wi M f UQ fill uf IUCN GLU CL PLL CML C M H KCGXU J! 7 L, PON NT 'TYTLEOPAKHE TTIEBIE CLASSIHSTORY SENIOR ALBUM DEDICATION .ATTILETTCS ORGANIZATIONS CLASSES ADMINISTRATION SENIOR PICTURES ADVERTISEMENTS Page O I T E S . . . . . 1 . ..... . 2 . . . . . 8 . . . . . . . 10 . . . . . 12 . ...... 13 . . . . . 29 . . . . . . . 59 . . . . 65 . . . . 69 . . . 101 1 CLASS HISTORY To begrn with I know nobody reads this Historians before me may have been vain enough to believe that a few would scan their masterworks but I know better I realtze that no one ever notices anything but the pictures or as they are more commonly referred to -da pitchiz da pttchtz lemme see da pitchiz' I-low ever in this respect I hold a distinct advantage over any of my predecessors So go ahead and look at your old pictures I can t lose-I drew them' To begin really to begin as the preceeding was more of a facetnous preamble than anything else we were freshmen That is to say the mayornty of us were freshmen Unfortunately there are a few students now in the Class of 1950 who were at that trme sophomores and I venture to say even a few more who were strug gling rn the Junior Class Anyway all freshmen have a night' We had a night I have before me now rn an excellent state of preservatron Qthere seems to have been many of them left overj an original program of that evening called rather aptly I think Freshman Night I shall quote from it First it lists the class oth stantmo Secretary Richard Butler and Treasurer jean Creamer There followed in this order a dinner in the cafeterra an entertainment in the auditorium a salute to the flag a welcome and a greeting from the superintendent This last is not clarxlied but I do not believe that they mean the head yamtor The context of his speech has not been preserved for posterity but it was probably somethrng to the effect that now we are freshmen and that was fine and we would be acting very grown up tf we didn t carve our mitials into the lavatory walls as we d1d when we were seventh and eighth graders Then came some miscellaneous music performed by some miscellaneous people neither of which was identifiable Thrs was followed by more greetings this time by Mr Gerald Morgan who was the Assistant Principal Peter jenkrns who was the President of the Freshman Class and the parents as represented by Mr john Breese Then another musical interlude was presented under the capable but by this time rather shaky hand of Miss Virginia Roberts The evening was clrmaxed by the singing of our Alma Mater by all those assembled Afterwards there was dancing in the Girls Gym to the music of the Fresh man Orchestra which consisted of as well as I can make out three trumpet players and a drummer I shall not bother to name them here but as I have said there are many programs left and you might look them up rf you have nothing better to do I understand there was also a picnic that year at which a good number of people became quite under standably ill As sophomores under the collectively steady hand of Ray Chickanis President Peter Jenkins Vice Presi dent Bill Grey Treasurer and Bernice DePra Secre tary we also had a picnic We also had a class party Again I quote from the original program Please Post Evidently my copy never got that far Following this terse lntroduction it lists quite cleverly the where when and how much of the whole shin dig The only thing the framer of this tome seems to have omitted was the why But after all he was only a sophomore talent spread so thinly among us had begun to rise to the surface We were being represented in the realm of music by such gifted musicians as Nancy Rae George Seaman Norman Geis Ida Barto Barbara Drummond Marshall Waldemar Frank Morehouse jack Breese and Peter Schmidt On the vocal front Lynn Lyons Barry Morley Peggy Peters and jack Mer rttt made their presence felt Treadmg the boards 1n the best dramatic tradition were Dan Resnick Sigvard johnson Bill Sopoci and Penny Kane all destined to become Thesprans There were others outstanding in other fields but for the sake of continuity let us pro cee As juniors we did even better comparatively The year got off to a flying start with the now traditional election of officers CAs you may note some of the offlcers appear to have become traditional alsob The officers were Frank Morehouse President Henry Bak er Vice President Bernice DePra Secretary Ida Bar to Treasurer It was during this year that a large num 1 ' ' F 1 I ' 1 'W ' ' ' x 1 h 1 1 . 2 , I . . 1 1 ' , . ' Y 7 ' 1 I 1 ' ' 1 1 I 1 ' ' , ' ' . . . , , . Y . 3 . , . . . cers: President, Pete jenkins, Vice-President, Joe Con- By this time that small, almost negligible strata of ' Q , ' 4 , ' ' . . , . . . . , . . . . , 7 I . 5 Y 3 . ' l . ' ! Y 1 Y . I 1 . 1 1 1 ' y , . . . . . , . 7 5 ' ' d. . , . . A , . . , , F . Y 7 5 ' - - 1 ' ' , , - 5 , 2 - . , . ' 8 ber of the more enterpr1s1ng members of our class were chosen to grace the Nat1onal Honor SOCICIY and from them Norman Ge1s was elected Pres1dent Barbara Ham1lton V1ce Pres1dent Dorothy Kr1stoph Secre tary and Dorothy Thompson Treasurer By th1s t1me we were also well represented nn the field of art by Carol Pankowsky B111 Sopocn Lee Lorenz and Dor othy Lamkm all of whom were elected to the Nat1onal Art Honor Soc1ety and who have made 1nvaluable contr1bur1ons 1n costume des1gn stage scenery poster and program des1gns and draw1ngs and layout for THB GREEN WITCH and THE COMPASS Of course no jumor year IS complete wrthout a cake sale-at least ours wasn t-or more to the po1nt we never tr1ed lt w1thout one It was qu1te a success However the real h1gh spot of the year was the Jumor Prom All cred1t for the success of th1s dance goes to class pres1dent Frank Morehouse and to Frances McEachern and B111 Sopocn who superv1sed the gym decorat1ons Musrc was furn1shed by johnny Hone and hrs all star aggregat1on By now our class was beg1nn1ng to dom1nate the Fred Marr and Edd1e Fox 1n cross country Charles Chnappetta Ronme Abbott and Tut Luvara 1n football heaped glory upon the1r class the1r school and them selves Inc1t1ng these heroes to further mayhem were our 1rrepress1ble cheerleaders character1zed by such personalmes as Noreen Kohut Peggy Mann Dulcy Sandreuter Beverly Ross Frances McEachern and RIS IOIIZ CObec1J Cec1 Our lead1ng racqueteers at IhlS t1me were Frank Morehouse Rrchard Summers and Ph1l Ham1lton In basketball Chif Cross Ronnle Abbott and Charles Ch1appetta establ1shed the1r sk1ll and prowess So much for sports and the Junror year and on to the really b1g t1me-our sen1or year It IS 1nterest1ng to note now w1th our newly atta1ned ma1or1ty our per cept1ons became more acute For 1nstance I can recall how we as 1un1ors felt vastly super1or to our pre decessors for the1r seem1ng lack of 1n1t1at1ve 1n any field Now that we are sen1ors and possessed of a new and more tolerant perspect1ve lt seems only fa1r to set forth the sen1or s1de of th1s d1spute 1f mdeed there IS a d1spute I am afra1d that there w1ll be a few among you who feel that I am bu1ld1ng walls only to tear them down anyway my pomt IS that sen1ors are a humbled lot w1th a terr1fic amount of work to do 1n and around the currlculum and they are too t1red to argue Wlth you about If And so am I However be th1s as lf may the sen1or class has contnbuted a large amount of goods and servrces to Greenw1ch H1gh School as a whole As a case rn pomt take th1s year book Its pro duct1on IS the result of the fus1on of a w1de Vaflefy of 1nd1v1dual talents and ab1l1t1es The staff of the Green W1tch IS also largely dom1nated by sen1ors w1th Barry Morley as ed1tor a1ded and abbetted by Barbara Drummond Dan Resn1ck Clarke Russ John Dodd and Carol Pankowsky And thats not all We have athletes of all SIZES shapes and mental capac1t1es We have tap dancers chanteuses Cor IS It chant119J ballet dancers pmg pong w1zards lounge l1zards embryo E1nste1ns tenms aces under developed shutter bugs w1th over dosed egos cookmg experts typ1ng champs h1ke takers bxrd watchers star gazers And what a1n t we got? We a1n t got dames Th1s last remark IS added more for the lyr1c qualrty lf lends to the PICCC than for any truth lf m1ght enta1l though To these 1nd1v1dual jobs of work and accompl1sh ments we can proudly add our group ach1evements We managed to secure for the school bESldCS an CHV1 able reputatron for scho1arsh1p talent and modesty a line Ste1nway p1ano a Sadle Hawk1ns Dance and a Sen1or Prom and a Sen1or Band and a SCUIOI Vaudev1lle-wh1ch even the grudgmg unclassmen found super1or enterta1n1ng superb h1lar1ous magmficent to quote a few of the raves overheard 111 the boys second floor lavatory I could go on and on enumerat1ng the wxstful wonders of our four years at GICCHW1Ch H1gh but I have some homework I better do or Ill be enumerat1ng these wonders from a summer school cha1n gang To sum up-we graduate And what more approp rrate cl1max to our four years of h1gh school could one ask for? As we take our leave I am struck Wlth the heartwarmmg thought that there IS l1ttle else wh1ch our teachers would more w1l11ng part Goodbye good bye goodbye goodbye And that w1ll be enough of that LEE LORBNZ Clan Hutomm 9 . . 9 , . . . . S 3 S s 9 ' 9 ' - ' 9 1 Z , - I I Y 3 ' 7 9 S 5 - . . . , , l. , . . , , - - . ' 9 a Q . , , . sports scene. Such athletic stalwarts as Ray Chickanis, ' ' ' , . . . , . Q ' K 9 ' I I . 7 7 . ' , , . . . I l , , 1 n n a n 4 7 7 - . . .. , , .. ,H .. ,,. 7 - 9 , ' 4 7 1 7 . ' - 1 1 - ' . ' - , ' l ' 7 ! ' 9 Y ' , . EFS! ,A if W PEI'ERSCl'D'1T1'l' PLGGYMANN W-01331 CLASS SIST FRANK Moamousx KI-Ei-NOR R POST SO'-'HI TI KTAD Yau f' I . rgglfffa l 1 K v UU hi? I R IASSEAEY IDIIEY -P GY Y W., uss WIT Bc'M RAYMOND GKICKAIHS Hill! XJ HIST KHACIGIS GIRL YDST GRACIDUS HH MARY RUWAN FRED MARE axyvf 'srx 'L All-J-, A 0 I 6? S Jn vo .rusou Aunnm sum Mm mmm MJD Q W L. un' LQ JG! 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If , X ye , . fy . x f 'Y QQ 1 if 1 gm U ., K V A ' ff? , 1 , Y ' 'bs A - ' ,g ' , ,F Ir ixggfgg , V , AM Q I ,Xa gg f ' W 4 , X 1 w f A I T A ' C lc l -1--f J f fx H1s appearance was stern but underneath was a heart full of fr1endl1ness and under standrng No problem was too brg for hun no student too msrgnnficant Because of hrs untrrmg sympath1c work many students 10 our class and those before us have come to thxnk of themselves as 1nd1v1d uals 1nd1v1duals that count It IS therefore fittrng that we the class of 50 ded1cate our Compass to Gerald M Morgan who even though he ret1red last year from the posmon of Assrstant Prrncnpal w1ll always re mann rn our thoughts as a paragon of unselfish devotron al if 67101714 QF L Magid 5 fl, 3 gk Ay 'fi 51 Xf MM ,fa L X3 Q Q H f W- .S Q I N ' T 1' A ' , mg fx f I7 '5 0 ' ! F? T ' Cm gy AW .,., Zhi 0 .1 X E i-A fl- 'QXNI ' 1 - x N f If K gheglxlqf 1 'i: J K ',. if ' -J-5' .f f L., L IE ik- K' W x , 1, ef ga. 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This Bridgeport team fea- tured wide-open plays and a confusing offense to assist their weak line. Soon, however, the Greenwich squad took the upperhand and forged ahead to win. Against Port Chester, at their field, G.H.S. played one of its best games of the season. Working as a well coordinated unit, they trounced the New York team, holding them scoreless and pushing over three touch- downs. The star of the game was fleet George O'Brien, who raced 88 yards to score the flashiest touchdown of the season. The following Saturday a strong Fairfield Prep team visited Havemeyer Field and showed the Cardinals a tough brand of football. Their speedy halfbacks seemed to be unstoppable and their power plays and tricky offense gave the G.H.S. line a tough time. The well rounded Fairfield squad had run the score up to 26-14 when the final gun sounded. Although defeated by Fairfield, G.H.S. was still in the Hght for the State Title. We had our chance against Bridgeport Central, the final champs, and gave them a real battle. After a nip and tuck game, the Central team was only ahead by one touchdown. The Greenwich team gave the class of the league a real fight and showed that we had fine spirit. Now the Witch team was ready for its biggest game of the season, the finale with our old rival Stamford. The pre-game estimates called this the most even game of the present-day series and the contest actually was decided by the breaks. The Orange and Black received the kick-off and started strongly, driving to the Green- wich 32 where they lost the ball on downs. The Cardinals were soon forced to kick and got their first break when Hal Bouton pounced on a Stamford fum- ble. Charley Chiappetta then scored standing up, after weaving 23 yards through the home team secondary. A placement by Luvara gave Greenwich a 7-0 lead. Stamford lost the ball on downs after receiving the kick-off, but soon intercepted an Abbot pass and began to roll. They couldn't be stopped and Cullinan scored to make the score read 7-6. The Orange and Black soon scored again when end Saunders out ran the Cardinal defense, took an aerial from Q. B. Prince, and scored standing up. As the half ended, Stamford was ahead by 12-7 after missing both conversions. Greenwich kicked off to start the second half, and on an exchange of punts neither team made any pro- gress. Then Pastoli of Stamford, on the first play from scrimmage, broke away for the fiashiest play of the game dashing forty-eight yards behind perfect inter- ference for the touchdown. The Big Red team, not discouraged, fought back sixty-five yards on twelve plays and scored to put themselves back in the ball game. Abbott finally plowed across on a quarter-back sneak and this made the score board read 18-14. With the score this close, the Greenwich stands, although hoping for a break, were disappointed when Stamford intercepted a pass. The home team, taking advantage of the chance, then turned in another T.D. to put the game on ice. The 5,500 fans were thrilled when the Cardinals twice held the Orange and Black aggregation at the goal line, and kept them from scoring. The post-season decision to end the present-day series with Stamford came as a surprise to the many fans and students who enjoyed these contests. Here is a tabulation of the series: 1944 1945 1946 1947 1949 S-26 S-7 S-O S-33 S-25 G-21 G-15 G-26 G-O G-14 .fl my K fn A Q I 3 N Q ggi? 2'-15 '1- ffi T A N mrfl 4 -5 ' I-is ' 1 A 1' A Q a I . U 4-, .N if 1 A A Q I F' - -. . , 1 5' sn. 4 4 3 H CHEERLEADERS Kneeling, left to right: Peggy Mann, Cap- taing Sheila Shea. Standing, left to right: Beverly Ross, Dorothy Kohut, Dulcy Sand- reuter, Noreen Kohut, Sandra Fraser, Chubby Ceci, Claire Curley, Theresa Infanti, Gloria Hancock, Joan Ryan, Judy Webb, Janet Wells, Frances McEachern. lm BBQD9 Eu CHEERLEADERS What would a football game be without cheer- leaders? They did an outstanding job supporting the Big Red at every game and keeping up the spirit whether they were winning or not. They were on the job-rain or shine. Several of the girls attended the Cheerleaders' Clinic at Bridgeport University, where they represented our school. With eleven new girls on the squad and several new original cheers, the cheerleaders had a very good season. Greenwich High will long remember this spirited and enthusiastic group under the leadership of Miss Boles and cap- tained by Peggy Mann. 151' Q 'I7 5 'N-.ua -sf if Row 1: R. Wong, R. Lockwood, P. McDevitt, G. Davis, C. Russ fCaptainD, R. Tobie. Row 2: J. McEvoy, A. Gard, N. Ferris, B. Morley. Row 3: L. Boyle, H. Haalack, T. Cosgrove, C. Cross, W. Koke, Coach Woodvine. SOCCE With the beginning of a new school year, the soccer team, represented by a fresh group of 'green' boys, took to the field under the combined efforts of Mr. Wood- vine and Coach Gustafson in the hope of a fruitful season. The few returning veterans, however, were hardly enough to spearhead their inexperienced team- mates to a successful season in this tough sport. The Redmen were sparked by the undying efforts of C. Ross CCaptainD, B. Morley, B. Koke, P. McDevitt, G. Brown, G. Davis, H. Haalack, j. McEvoy, N. Ferris, R TEAM B. Lockwood, J. Merritt, D. Koerner, T. Cosgrove, C. Cross, R. Wong, and L. Boyle CManagerD. In spite of the results, the scores of the games are ample proof that the margin of defeat was not decisive. The success of the soccer team can be counted on in the future if the response of its present aspirants is used as evidence. Their eagerness and competitive spirit will open a path for victorious teams in years to come. Fairfield ....... ...... 2 G.H.S. ................ 0 Fairfield ...... ...... 5 G.H.S. .... .... . 1 Stamford ..... ...... 3 G.H.S. ...... .... 1 Stamford .... ...... 2 G.H.S. .... .... . 1 Norwalk ...... ...... 5 G.H.S. ...... .... 7 Norwalk ..... ....... 2 G.H.S. .... ..... . 1 IB CROSS COUNTRY This year the school turned out one of the greatest cross country teams in its history. Paced by that fleet senior, Ray Chickanis, who cracked the course records at Bruce Park, Norwalk, and Fairfield, the team had a fine year. Besides achieving a perfect slate for the season, they placed first in the County Meet and third in the State Meet. Usually finishing close behind Chickanis, who copped first in all regular season meets, were seniors E. Fox, B. Mead, J. McGrath, G. Brother- ton, and F. Marr. The squad made a good showing at the State Championship Meet, placing third, with Chickanis finishing fifth, and Fox coming in eleventh. The many hours of practice on the two and one half- mile course at Bruce Park under Coach Gustafson certainly paid big dividends. RECORDS SET Bruce Park ...... ............................ l 2:05 Norwalk ...,.................. ..... l l 224 Fairfield ................................................ 12 :47 SEASON SCORES Rye .......... ...... 2 9 G.H.S. .... ...,... 2 6 Fairfield ........ ...... 4 0 G.H.S. .... ...... 1 5 Stamford ...... ...... 3 7 G.H.S. .... ...... 1 8 Norwalk ....... ...... 5 7 G.H.S. .... ...... 1 8 Fairfield ........ ...... 3 6 G.H.S. .... ....... 1 9 Stamford ...... ...... 2 9 G.H.S. .... ....... 2 6 Norwalk .......... ...... 4 0 G.H.S. .............. ....... 1 5 County Meet ...... ...... 1 State Meet ....... ...... 3 Row l: D. McGrath, H. Notdberg, M. Ahern, R. Adams, C. Kidner, B. Andersen, A. O'Nei1, M. Scofield. Row 2: E. Fox, T. Drake, S. Patterson, J. Queenan, F. Maher, G. Brothetton, J. McGrath, B. Mead, R. Chickanis, Coach Gustafson. 1945: I--SI! Row 1, left to right: Ed. Kristoff, P. Delage, K. Cucuel, N. Geis, A. Bagg, H. Slceen, J. Dowd, J. Koehlert, G. Seaman, R. Chickanis. Row 2: L. Sicili, B. Bridge, D. Schmitt, J. Sclafani, S. Pratt, H. Hoyle, R. Tobie, D. Macnany, H. Crawford. Row 3: G. Reichelm, G. Frisbie, R. Frisbie, P. Arcuni, J. Kuck, J. Kelly, Covino CCoach 7 , W. Hulse, E. Curtis, R. Wallace, B. Darula, W. Murray, R. Geotze. SWIMMING Lead by their Captain jim Koehlert, the Cardinal swimimng team racked up another undefeated season of conference meets. They were defeated only by the Yale Freshmen, one of the best college teams in the country. With Ray Chickanis holding down the div- ing and Koehlert taking all the firsts in the 50 and 100 yard free-style, the G.H.S. team proved too much for their opponents. The team was also strengthened by many promising under classmen. Although they were not chosen as state champions, they captured more points than any school in the state meet at Yale, and also won fourth place in the New England Cham- pion ships, the only school in Connecticut to place. Excellently coached by Mr. Covino, all the boys turned in fine records throughout a difficult season. 20 iv Greenwxch Greenwnch Greenwxch Greenwlch Greenwmh ,l wvf' SCORES Greenwlch Greenwlch Greenwxch Greenwxch Greenwxch ' .... 42 ' ...................... 24 ' ' .... 4 1 ' ...........,........ 34 ' ' .... 2 5 . ............. 50 ' Greenwich .... 58 ............................. 17 Greenwich ' .... 49 ' .......... 26 ' ' .... 49 .......................... 26 ' 21 Row l, left to right: V. Fiorito, D. Hem- mingway, R. Abbott. Row 2: C. Cross, J. McGrath, E. Fox, D. Giansello, H. Finn. BASKETBALL The success of this year's basketball squad cannot be seen in the lifeless figures of the score book, for our team has done a valiant job reaching above its tower- ing opponents. Fighting against overpowering height in almost every instance, the boys, spirited by Captain V. Fiorito, have done themselves credit on all counts. The school turned out in force to pack the gym at all home games, and cheer Giansello on to break the individual scoring record previously held by Worthy Patterson. The spirit and sportsmanship exhibited by the team have impressed the courtmen of other schools to the extent of overbalancing the importance of score. TENNIS Coach Dattola will lead the complete last year's net team against its foes for the 1950 season. The return of all these regulars promises a good season with more thrilling tennis than ever played before. With the Coming of Spring, the racquet boys on our squad will be driving that ball back and forth across the nets. They will be joined by many enthusiasts who will encourage them on to success. Row 1, left to right: N. Wilmot, F, Morehouse, Twiss. Row 2: G. Seaman, N. Geis, P, Hamilton. -vjffk .f fe' 995-11 . -iq. it '+.2f'5?5'2Tf Qiifagiigg . A fl . 1 ga if 'fv ,f+gS,b5'5.:-ht. R S of - X mf- vf :Q , - 53.33-'f-f4.'. I 45- A, , ,,-. 235,53 ' ' .,21'gkf3S'l3ge' E12 .- ff -1 ' 1 'ai . -f.,i21.ff?f2ffa'fffW t .1 -J.,, X V H- Q Nb hs ' v' c. gl ,as bi TR With the return of spring Coach Cliff Gustafson will be seen dividing his time and efforts between the runners and field men as they prime for the many dual and championship meets that lie ahead. Because our year book goes to press before the Conn. State Relays and the Rye Invitation and State championship meets, it is impossible to give results although we can make predictions as has been done in previous years This year Coach Gustafson will depend largely upon Ray Chickanis, his record breaking senior in the dis- tances, followed by Eddy Fox, Bill Griffin, George Brotherton and jim McGrath. The sprints with Bill Cody and Whitey O'Brien as the nucleus and Larry Wah, Bryce Brown, Cullen, Serna, and Phil Decker to brighten the picture, the outlook appears promising. A 24 K The field events will feature such stalwarts as Fred Marr in the lavelin Chuck Kidner and Bill Griffin leading the high jumpers and Bob Mead along with Ed Kristoff topping the pole vaulters Bill Cody and Cliff Cross will try for top honors in the broad jump while leading the shot putters will be Harold Bauten and Doug Salter The discus will be action packed in a contest between Doug Salter and lanky Fred Marr Although our track team has compiled an enviable record in previous years it cannot coast along on its laurels. Championship teams are produced as a result of hard and tedious hours on the field and considering the host of eager aspirants on this years team we should have nothing short of a better than average season. ow 1, left to right: B. Mead, Marr, M. Pratley, C. Russ, T. ontgomery, P. Jenkins, G. Reed. ow 2: B. johnson, Dattola Coachb, J. Locke, T. Mitchell, B. rown, N. Ferris, J. Queenan, M. organ, C. Brautigan. HOCKEY With only two members of last year's starting line-up on the roster this year, the Big Red hockey team broke from the opening face-oil to three consecutive victories. Although hampered by sickness and injuries, the team managed to end the season with an even record of four wins, four set-backs, and two ties. High spot of the season came when the Cardinals faced Mamaroneck in the final game of the schedule with the Westchester Hockey League title at stake. With both teams playing a thrilling brand of hockey, Mamaroneck, in the final period, managed to sneak the puck past goalie Clarke Russ on a screen shot to notch a 1-0 victory. -T The sextet's games were sparked by the enthusiasm and playing of Captain Tom Montgomery, Pete jenkins, 'Mouse' Prat- ley, Fred Marr, Gif? Reed, and Clarke Russ. SPRING TRAINING BASEBALL With about one-half of last year's regulars return- ing, the G.H.S. baseball team of 1950 should have a very good season. While playing with last year's squad, these men showed plenty of hustle and spirit, two fac- tors which can make a big difference against the tough reams in the league. The expert coaching and guidance of Mr. Covino should, as in the past, turn out a line squad which our school can be proud of. Although this piece merely represents a gaze in the crystal ball, we look forward to hearing the crack of bats and the roar of the crowd come from Havemeyer Field. 4 Row 1, left to right: 1. Ryan, j. Webb, M. Walker, C. Dandison, J. Bragger. Row 2: B. Doyle, 1. Velapoldi, I. Barto, A. Smith, B. Drummond, B. Fetz, S. Byrne, 1. Kidner, S. MacDonald, A. Ambrogio. Row 3: C. Kricker, V. Papcun, E. Wolfert, D. Genkerell, D. Lamkin, P. Breitweiser, P. Nelson, S. Fraser. Row 4: P. Morsheimer, D. Sandreuter, N. Weissman, C. Ford, S. Chappell, A. Marciniak, C. Edlund, N. Cochrane, B. De Pra, A. Manka, B. Pratley, B. Montgomery. Row 5: S. Wilson, A. Serna, A. Camillo, B. Pierre, J. Parese, D. D'Elia, T. Morano, A. Nightingale, B. Weising, G. Seradarian, H. Young, Miss Boles. G GIRLS Earmng a G rs just as important to the girls as time a week under the capable ,guidance of Miss Boles to the varsity boys A girl earns her G by playing bas- Miss Houghton, and Miss Kerby. One must participate ketball hockey softball, soccer or tennis, two or three in at least four sports. 27 EQ? Q K J4 X XJ Q Jimmy 6 19 IM xfg XJ GAVE CQMQUMXE Q E ,N-SX 117-1-TWT gl, XX K I5 XX it QQQW wk N Q Q iff' XS JUL? fx XJ XX X X IW u if X F5 MW X J WN X X www f if QXQQXQQQE Q W J X L. PWM C S5 X EX g y 3 X QD Q Egg aff, X N E ff QEw fg SX XXX - Xl XQQQXMX Z J J Q kWT N ML EXZZQ XX L XX, I X K' X1 XX E A X X Xf XX 0 V Q2 f XX' Xfi, 5X JE ff V 'X X a 9 7 X ' f M X X X Q I X' lx XX cf X X X, ' ILIX l Q45 X ,H ' , e X df fx X' ,XX XXX X XX 7 XX ' Y-A ZXXXEX X x X X XXX15 X KL , - X ll .lp XX Xfi '- Xi 'X 7 X - Nth X1 N J ,K XXXX WXWTWnv1x1XXXK X X X X X L Ka j X N -., ' fX si g X X f XXSXQXM 25 XXXXX X X X X j . 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We, the Staff of the 1950 Com- pass, wish to offer our thanks to all who have made this yearbook a suc- cess . . . To Mr. Aurell, our advisor, for his untiring work, his friendly guidance, and leadership . . . To T. O'Toole and Sons, for their fine work as our printers . . . And to Mr. Fennar for his valuable assis- tance and skill as photographer. COMPASS STAFF Edizor-in-Chief ........ .................. H ALL SKEEN Ariimmz Editor ...... ..... B ARBARA DRUMMOND Burinerr Manager ......................................................... JULIE MALONEY ART-Dorothy Lamkin, Lee Lorenz--Co-Chairmen, Carol Pankowsky, Sheila Byrne, Mar- gradel Lesch, Virginia Lewis. ADVERTISING-Dorothy Genkerell, Noreen Kohut, Dolores DeLuca, Finn Wilster. PHOTOGRAPHY-Fred Wisnom, Walter Casey-Co-Editors, Robert Wheeler. ACTIVITIES-Frank Morehouse-Editor, Tom Montgomery, Eric Schott. SPORTS-Norman Geis-Editor, Ida Barto, Ray Chickanis. DATA-Francis McEachern-Editor, Clara Porrz, Pat Morsheimer, Ed Kristoif. SENIOR PICTURES-Audrey Smith-Editor, Dorothy Thomson, Daniel Resnick, Perry Boyle, Herman Schoenwald. CIRCULATION-Carolyn Heyel, Jane Powell, Joyce Velapoli, Adele Manka, Barbara Fetz, Sheila Byrne, Dorothy Lamkin, Dorothy Genkerell. The Editors thank all those stu- dents who have given of their time and assistance . . . Especially Tad Paduch, whose excellent photogra- phy is seen on the theme pages . . . Lee Lorenz, whose creative art is viewed throughout the whole book . . . And to all the students, who through their purchases have made the Compass a reality . . . Thank you. Left to right: J. Velapoldi, A. Manka, C. Heyel, J. Maloney, J. Powell, B. Fetz. Not shown: L. Lorenz, W. Casey, F. Wisnom, T. Paduch, I. Barto, S. Byrne, D. Lamkin, D. Genkerell. GREEN WITCH In this school year as in the past, our school magazine, which is published once a semester by the students, has kept up its high standard. New articles were added which pertained more to the students them- selvesg such as class activities. Once again the staff promoted the Christmas Dance, which was informal- the f1rst time in its history. In the Spring, it sponsored the essay and short story contest-looked forward to by many. THE NEWSPAPER The Witch's Brew, the school news- paper, under the direction of Mr. Hathe- way, has had an auspicious beginning. Composed of four pages, each monthly edition deals with the current happenings around school, plus many special features. The newspaper has quickly taken its place among the older club activities. May they have all the success they deserve! COLLEGE CLUB Row 1, left to right: Catherine Wood 4DirectorJ, B. Drummond, M. Knapp, D. Resnick, J. Resnick, C. Robertson. Row 2: L. Rosa, B. Fetz, C. Curley, C. Dandison, M. Walker, D. Kohut, B. Philips, B. Pierre, J. Webb, M. Worth- ington. Row 3: J. Shelby, J. Keig, J. Mead, N. Steen, A. Smith, B. Dickson, J. Bragger. Row 4: N. Moran, A. De Maria, L. Lyons, C. Lenzi, F. McEachern, M. Runyan, H. Austin. ' COLLEGE CLUB Under the excellent guidance of Miss Wood, the the club as to the choice of his or her college is reached College Club has truly helped many of the students by group discussions and individual conferences with this year. The correct decision for every member of the sponsor. BRIDGE CLUB The Bridge Club, organized for those pupils who Under the watchful eye of Miss Pierce, these mem- are interested in learning the fundamentals of the bers can be seen in Room 125 with looks of deep con- game, is fast becoming one of our largest enrolled centrarion on their faces. It is evident that the Bridge clubs. Club is quite a success. SENIOR CHORUS Row I, left to right: B, Dickson, P. Peters, L. Lyons, D. Kristoph, B. Drummond, B. Morley, j. Merritt, E. Hansen fsecretaryb, I. Barto D. Adams, D. Kendall, M. Bliska, R. Urso, Mary Donovan fSupervisorJ. Row 2: Virginia Roberts CDirector7, B. Buck, J. Caldwell, E Castronova, M. Ulasky, J. Velapoldi. D. Montimurro. R. Patterson, H. Haalck, W. Sopoci. D. Schmidt, j. Powell, N. Pringle, C. Covello P. Kane. Row 5: B. Kowczuga, I Martin, R. O'Hall, S. MacDonald, A. Manka, C. Heyel, D. Thompson, A. Smith, J. Ryan, M. Knapp, E Tipke, A. Bagg, R. Lorenz, E. Wilson, C. Bukowski. Row fi: P. O'Connor, D. Belgrave, L, Wolven, S. Johnstone, B. Hamilton, J. Wells, R Marzullo, D. Crucitti, P. Moretti, E. Tipke, E. Crothers, J. Bukowski, A. Gard, F. Roberto, M. North, F. Atvoy, J. Resnick, L. Rosa, J Robinson. S E N I O R C H O R U S The members, with Miss Virginia Roberts as their assemblies-carol at Christmas time-and sing on local director, are to be congratulated for their enjoyable stations. We especially remember their laudable per- performances of The Nutcracker Suite. formances of The Mikado. This club has had a mem- The chorus 'is always willing to take part in the orzible year. SGPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB These girls, under the direction of Miss Vir- ginia Roberts, deserve much credit for their part in The Nutcracker Suite, and for their part in the State Choral Festi- val, where, as usual, they received high honors. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row I, left to right: P. Ayres, B. Kirven, J. Hansen, J. Archibald, B. Montgomery fPresidentD, S Chappell fVice-Presidentp, C. Kricker fSecretaryJ, I Kidner CTreasurerJ, Virginia Roberts fSuper visory, M. Dickmann, D. Bean. Row 2: L. Seacord. P. Engborg, I. Wilson, S. Thiemann, C. Ford E. Rockwell, P. Whitlock, I Cherico, S. Cameron, I. Wikse, S. Gowdy, B. Stipen. Row 3: C. Debish N. Lovetri, D. Shreders, B. Laythak, C. Smeriglio, B. Kilmer, P. Seaman, P. Chiapetta, D. Engenito D, Quatrone, I. Borchetra, E. Walker. Row 4: P, Hyl, A. Serna, P. Pessy, F. Roberto, K. Kezar J. Church, B. Kidney, A. Ridlon, L. Caldwell, V. Pennella, C. Perkins, A. Barnes, B. Strong. ,nfs FRFSHMEN GIRLS' GLEF CLUB Row l, left to right: J. Smith, L. Pannone, A. Urban, M. Morus, R. Nartlone, K. Davis, D. Pye, L. Mor- B. Carpenter, V. Lloyd, J. Drew, P. han. C. Thompson, R. Gambaro, E. Saver, G. Sirbond, S. Jackson, E. grave. R. Pennella, F. Grotenfelt, S. Corcoran, S. Leonard, Mrs. Miles, C. Scapatura. M. Johnstone, N. Allen, S. Leutz. FRESHMEN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Freshmen Girls' Glee Club is made up of those members of the Senior Chorus in their future years in girls who are interested in voice training and studying G.H.S. the fine points of music. These girls will probably be FRESHMEN CHORUS The Freshman Chorus, although one of the newer ing ground for future senior chorus members, and has groups in the school, has already gained recognition started many a line voice on a singing career in G.H.S. as an outstand-ing musical organization. This mixed Judging from the past work of this chorus we may chorus, led by Miss Virginia Roberts, serves as a train- expect great things from members of this club. FRESHMAN CHORUS Row 1, left to right: P. Donahue, L. Anderson, D. Bidwell, J. McClellan, J. Stipen lSecretaryJ, Virginia Roberts CDirectorJ, Brodnax fPresidentD, E. Rowe tVice-Presidentl, Mary Donovan fSupervisorJ. D. Seavey, M. Wallace, D. Pomeroy. Row Z: Guerrieri, I. Baron, T. Ambrose, D. Dixson, L. Berruex, L. Morley, F. Apgar. C. Seversem. J. Calsbro, E. Curtis, L. Botchetta, J. Fi retto, J. Zuccerello, C. Ponger, P. McSorley, D. Knapp. Row 3: A. Rae, R. Gisborne. J. Skovron, B. Jensen, M. Helffrich, G. Welt low, D. Huggard, J. Goetze, C. Mangold, S. Krause. P. Carroll. Row 4: E. Smith, F. Mezies, J. Kirwin, M. Mehrtens, M. Crawfo M. Post, T. Palen, R. Frisbie, A. Cozzolino, L. Roberto, B. Kelly, F. Borchetta. ano. B. Allmasky. Row 2: D. Miller, Tammany, F. Toomey, J. Updike, B. Vidone. Row 5: P. Ryan, M. Monaa Barlow. C. Barto. Row -1: M. Bela Row l, left to right: George Brown. Row 2: Ramon Rustia, Lynn Ber- ruex, Miss Hardy, Advisorg Margaret Uhrig, Klaus Kleinschmidt. Row 3: Joan Shelby, Sylvia Johnstone, Mar- guerite Post, Josette Hubert, Sheila McCann, Dorothy McCann. , Tv' THE INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club had its beginning in January of this year under the leadership of Mr. Hallett and Miss Hardy. To qualify for this club one must have been born or at one time lived in a foreign country. The members get together as often as possible and MOVIE PROJE The Movie Projection group, under Miss Child, is a group of volunteers who learned to maintain and to operate movie projectors. During the year, at the talk over life in their particular countries. If any new foreign student arrives in G.H.S., he is welcomed into this club, and, because of the members' friendliness and understanding, feels more at home in his new environ- ment. CTION CLUB request of teachers, they showed films for various classes. They were of valuable assistance at visual aid assemblies. O. Voger. Row 1, left to right: J. Marko J Nielson, E. Bowden. Row 2 L Kee ley, J. Green, N. Tosti, D Hardy J. Longo, J. Lewis, J. Calabro Row 3: E. Sandreuter, J. Smith, L Boyle ,Ns 34' RADIO PRODUCTION CLUB Row I, left to right: C. Hoffman, R. Cappicalli, 1. Caldwell, Mr. Hallett, H. Morano, J. Welsh. Row 2: J. Maloni, N. Dannert, j. Tordo, N. Cockrane, B. jensen, M. La Pierre, B. McVay, S. McCann. Row 4: D. Powell, T. Balsamo, P. Pisckhe, P. Hamilton. E. Dedrick, F. Scarritta, C. Rothermel, G. Blislca, M. Ahrens, W. Banltson, J. Lewis. RADIO PRODUCTION CLUB A new teacher, Mr. Hallett-a new club. The Radio minute program. They also recorded assemblies right Production Club accomplished much. Every week over here in G.H.S. to be played back over WGCH for our Greenwich's own radio station, WGCH, it had a thirty- listening pleasure. THE RADIO CLUB Represented by a small group of dili- gent members, the Radio Club, with Mr. Fiumaro as sponsor, learns the mechanics and maintenance of radios and eventually construct their own sets which can be con- sidered a great accomplishment. RADIO CLUB Left to right: Mr. Fiumaro, Sapio, C, Smith. E. Clark, A. PHYSICS CLUB Row I, left to right: Mr. Fuimaro, J. Ryan, M Knapp, J. Webb, L. Low den, D. Salter. Row 2: A Disapiro, C. Smith, D Schmidt, B. Pye, B. Good- child, A. Gard. THE PHYSICS CLUB The Physics Club, under the direction of Mr. Fiumaro, is composed of those students who want to go further into scientiflc experiments than the regular course of study. Their work is more difhcult-more interesting. They also take a major part in the science shows. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB A new club has taken its place with the others at G.H.S. This is the Political Science Club whose aim is to provide a forum for the discussion of the political, social, and industrial problems confronting both our country and the rest of the world. They take enthusi- astic participation in the Greenwich Community Forum activities and they recorded a program from the Town Hall Meeting of the Air. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Row 1, left to right: U. North J. Bragger, Miss Kilday, J. Mer dan, A. Smith, F. Gilmore, V Papcum, L. Scalfani, C. Bukowski Row 3: B. Pafhdo, J. Freese, P McDevitt, J. Bukowski. ritt, B. Lewis. Row 2: B. Sheri- Row 1, left to right: B. Kidney, E. Easton, J. Goldman, J. Coffern. Row 2, left to right: D. Leonard, N. MacLean, B. McForty, J. Phelps. Row 1, left to right: 1. Ryan. Row 2 left to right: A. DiSapio, D. Salter, A Gard. Row 3, left to right: G. Steinman D. Schmidt, B. Goodchild. SCIENCE CLUBS The Science Clubs, sponsored by Miss Crichton, Mr. Wilcox, and Mr. Warner, work on all types of scientific experiments. Some students pick projects to coincide with their school work, while others choose experiments that interest them the most. Row 1, left to right: D. Smith, P. Curcio, P. Pierre, P. Gas- Row 1, left to right: B' G00dChi1d, A- Gard, J- RYHH, G- Stein' , man, D. Schmidt. Row 2, left to right: C. Smith, T. Paduch parino. Row 2, left to tight: H. Hanson, V. Bazzoni, L Roberto. A. DiSapio, R. Pfiumn. TYPING CLUB Row l, left to right: T. Romashuk, C. Lesta, I. Gallagher, M. Prizio, A. Morino, B. Doyle, D. Montimurro, J. Velapoldi J. Molloney, C. Portz. Row 2: T. Cossio, D. Senft, P. Mead D. Smuda, A. Carmillo, J. Grey, N. Wurst, M. Colon, M. 0 ff' Walker, J. O'Connor, J. Masi. M. Fay. Row 3: H. Mitchell I. Thompset, E. Belmont, B. Timchik, M. MarCiniah, M. Bonnell, M. Lally, B. Kowczuga, J. Ford, S. Gangi. Row 4 J. Banks, F. Bradley, P. Mann, M. Christiano, L. Hagstrom 1. Cyle, B. Lindgren, A. Manka, D. Maffucco, H. Stempiem B. Speriglio, F. Pennell. Row 5: j. Briggs, P. Schmitt, J Shorten. ' TYPING CLUB The Typing Club is a great help to students at the typewriter. Any student who has typing, who want to improve their speed and accuracy personal or business, can take it as an activity. AASTRONOMY CLUB The Astronomy Club, under Mr. Alden bers have built their own telescopes with plans Smith's sponsorship, has spent many hours work- for individual observation. The interest shown ing industriously in the Bowman Observatory, this year seems to indicate that Astronomy in and their fine celestial photography has been G.H.S. has a fine future. exhibited in the halls of our school. Many mem- ASTRONOMY CLUB Row 1, left to right: C. Harless, F. Love, B. Cronenberg, C. Cross, B. Cody, G. Herda. Row 2: B. Grotte, G. Seaman, I. Thompsen, B. Sundblad, E. Schott, J. Kuclt. Row 3: H. Forger, E. McEvoy, F. Santoro, J. Wagner, P. McDevitt, F. Smith, T. Cosgrove, B. Borden. Row 4: M. Vaughn, H. Finch, Mr. Alden Smith, T. Bradley, J. Whitehead. AERO CLUB AERO CLUB Row 1, left to right: R MacFarlane, D. Smith, E Hudock, N. Renle, S Ahern. Row 2: R. Smith J. Mavow, J. Maruscsak, D Morton, J. Hendricks, B Murray, K. Kleinschmidt D. Freeman, D. Cramp, G German. Row 3: M. Brady D. Grunert, M. Keeley, C Strazza, B. J. King, D Chiapetta, C. Gallagher, N Nielsen, S. Anderson, D Wisne. Under the direction of Mr. Zeranslzi, the bers could fly the link trainer. Model airplane Aero Club was attended by those members of contests and field trips were sponsored for the the student body who are particularly interested group throughout the year. in aviation. During each meeting, several mem- X t J x S RIVING CLUB J D X l The rules of the road, the inside and outside receive their licenses during the course of the of automobiles are taught to the members under year. J ?VrXPower's supervision. Many of the students a ! x ART HONOR SOCIETY The Art Honor Society, composed of the top artists of G.H.S., is re- sponsible for all the art work in high school publications. The pur- pose of the Society is to raise the standard of art work in the school. ART HONOR SOCIETY Row 1, left to right: M. La Pierre fSec- retaryb, L. Lorenz CPresidenrJ, Miss Lucia Comins, J. Merritt KTreasurerJ, B. Sopoci, D. Lamkin, C. Pankoski LVice-President D. ART CLUB This group is comprised of students who want interesting things may be seen, is planned. Any to gain more knowledge about art. An annual students, whether they have courses in art or nor, trip to the museums of New York, where many may belong to this club. ART CLUB Row 1, left to right: L. Lorenz, D. Lamkin, M. LaPierre, J. Merritt, S. Swan, M. Lesch, P. Kane, J. Coffrin, L. Wilkins. Row 2: B. Smith, J. Saraniero, M. Crawford, J. R. Moore, B. Jensen, N. Erickson, I. Healy, D. Bidwell, D. Pye, F. Ross, R. Reynolds. Row 3: L. Harris, J. Hayes, L. Morley, H. Walker, D. Chiapetta, C. Gallagher, N. Nielson, M. Vayo, J. Smith. Row 4: J. Weckbaugh, J. Uratta, T. Schutten, D. Sargeant, J. Wagner, A. Mead. W. Chard. if warn- FRENCH CLUB Row 1, left to right: C. Morland, G. Seraydarian, M. Knapp, N. Ferris, J. Resnick, C. Robertson, M. Sherman, Row 2: N. Wedder L. Berruex, M. Purcell, J. Shelby, Mr. Carl Jensen fDirectorJ, B. Anderson. FR.EDJCIi The French Club, an old club under a new teacher, Mr. Jensen, is as popular as ever-and twice as busy. As a club they have tried and are still trying to establish a Language Laboratory in G.H.S. for the foreign speaking students. The LATIN CLUBS The eleven members of the Senior Latin Club, under the leadership of Miss Gardner, studied during the year vari- ous phases of Roman life, for example, religion, architec- ture, art and literature. The Junior Latin Club, com- posed of first year Latin stu- dents, spent the year in enlarg- ing their knowledge of the life and customs of the Romans. LATIN CLUB Row 1, left to right: L. Pannone, A. Corcoran, S. Corcoran, P. Kohut, J. Swensen, D. Miller, M. Uhrig. Row 2: M. Johnstone, C. Seversen, M. Post, J. Updike. Row 3: H. Weaver, E. Apgar, N. Rich- ardson, S. Jackson, Miss Gardner. Row 4: V. Pennella, A. Graves, L. Berruex, C. Perkins, I. Wikse, J. Stipen, A. Urban, S. O'Toole. Row 4: C. Brodnax, J. La Verga, J. Hendricks, H. Haalck, J. Wag- ner, G. Herda, B. Bronsdon, J. North. CILLIB club's other projects were to make a minature French villa to scale, and secondly, to acquaint the members with life in France in the past and in the present. GERMAN CLUB Left to right: G. Seaman, H. Haalch CVice-Presidentj, H. Feleman, C. Lenzi, N. Nichols, J. Kuck, D. Kendell, F, Morrell, F Morehouse CPresidentD, Miss Zeeb. GERMAN CLUB The German Club, although small in num- many by sending frequent packages of food and ber, has increased in its activeness greatly in the clothing to them. Thanks are due to Miss Zeeb's past year. The members have taken upon them- German Club for spreading some neighborliness selves the support of a fatherless family in Ger- into Germany. S P A N I S H C L U B The Spanish Club, led by Mrs. Castrillo, has club is bringing the aspect of a foreign language made progress in familiarizing Spanish students into the student's everyday thoughts in other with the life in many Spanish-speaking coun- ways than through the classroom. tries. A very valuable accomplishment of the SPANISH CLUB Row 1, left to right: A. Church, V. Lewis, A. Brautschsec, T. Con- nell CPresidentD, P. Chiappetta CVice-Presidentj. Row 2: S. Wil- son, S. Ritoicco, H. Marano, N. Silva, B. Paffido, A. Clark, J. Geria. Row 3: R. Leo, M. Ger- aido, B. Strong, B. Ramsey, A. Screne, C, Hardy, P. Bower, D. Belgrave, J. Anetzberger, S. Hoy- er. Row 4: W. Johnson, J. Lamor, F. Caruso, F. Morgan, C. Berry, C. Seidy, M. Ragusa, H. Kunsisto, S. Hobby, T. Bradley, C. Schoelles, T. Sheridan. Row -5: D. Sachett, M. Aherns, J. Murphy, G. Cahoon, T. Parker. G cv THE NATIONAL The National Honor Society, under the faculty sponsorship of Mr. Harvey, is composed of those members of the junior and Senior classes con- sidered to be outstanding both scholastically and functionally. The Honor Roll is one of the CONTEMPOR To keep abreast of national and world-wide events is the aim of this club. Under the excel- lent supervision of Mr. Nolan, the group dis- cusses newspaper articles, reviews movies, and ARY CONTEMPORARY AFFAIRS Row 1, left to right: E. Walters, B. Benjamen, F. Piechota, J. Sclafani, F. Peluso, F. Wilson, M. Gerardi, W. Bank son, A. Martino, F. Corretta, P. Voll- bracht, B. Bridge. Row 2: E. McHugh A. O'Rourke, T. Connell, M. Lesch, K. Schoeller, V. Lewis, B. Goetz, R. Leo, H. Caldwell, S. Leutz, B. Borden. Row 3' Mr. Mottelese, H. Cornell, F. Borchetta M. Vaughn, W. Laemmel, J. Teichert, H Morano, E. Easton, E. Allen, M. Church E. Sibley, F. Wisnom, D. McGuinnesS C. Dafhang D. Dowding, R. Cornell, Mr Nowland. HONOR SOCIETY Society's projects and its maintainence is car- ried on by the members. To be elected to this society is the greatest scholastic honor which can be bestowed upon students of secondary schools. AFFAIRS sponsors several speakers. One of the highlights of the year came when the club sponsored a lec- ture by an F.B.I. agent which the whole school attended. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row l, left to right A Grosjean, B Hamilton D Kristoph, D Thompson R. Holland, N Rae B Fetz, B. Drummond Row 2: F. Morehouse N Gels D. Resnick, H Douglass J. Castanito, E Schott G.O. OFFICERS Left to right: F. Morehouse fPresidentD , J. Goetze 1SecretaryJ, H. Mitchell fBookkeeperD, D. Maf' fucci CBookkeeperD, N. Rae 4BookkeeperJ, B. Morley CVice-Presidentj, Mr. Ingalls lSponsorJ. G. O. OFFICERS This outstanding group of students, chosen by the entire school to act as the executive committee for our G. O., have truly done a commendable job on a difficult assignment. STUDENT COUNCIL The student government of Greenwich High we enjoy originated from the students them- School is an exceptionally fine one. This is the selves and took form through this organization most important organization of the school, as it We have every reason to be proud of our Stu- is the link between the administrative faculty dent Council. and the student body. Practically every privilege STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1, left to right: E. Morehouse, B. Kowczuga, M. Walker, P. Kane, B. Morley lVice-Presidentl, F. Morehouse CPresidentJ, 1. Goetze fSecretary7, J. McClellan, P. Marzullo, E. Sauer, B. De Pra. Row 2: F. Rassu, A. Serna, P. Chiapetta, N. Carlson, A. Smith, I-I, Austin, D. Bidwell, C. Hoffman, K. Wilsrer, S. Fraser, J. Velapoldi, D. Montimurro, C. Guerriere. Row 3: B. Wolin, J. Bragger, B. Phillips, P. Vollbracht, B. Hamilton, N. Radford, M. Helffrich, D. Bean, L. Spann, I-I, Morano, S. Mortimer. Row 4: F. Jackson, B. Laemmel, F. Kordas, G. Steinman, J. Merritt, B. Brown, P. Viteretto, L. Grey, R. Chickanis, D. Knapp, P. Arcuni, J. Vlasto, P. Gasparino, Mr. Ingalls fAdvisory. NATIONAL THESPIANS Row l, left to right: M. LaPierre, J Keig, Ruth Morgan, P. Kane, J. Brag ger. Row 2: D. Resnick, S, Johnson, B Sopoci. NATIONAL THESPIANS The National Thespian Society is composed of Dramatic Association members who have been honored at one of the yearly elections for excellence in this Field. Their aim is to foster interest in the dramatic arts, and their duties are to help in the administration of the D.A. and provide entertainment for its meetings. They have no officers, as their own meetings-held monthly at Miss Morgan's house-are com- pletely informal in character. LIBRARY STAFF These workers put in many hours each week assisting the librarians in efliciently and smoothly Davis and Mrs. Morsheimer, they keep the books and cards in order, the records straight, and running the library. Under the direction of Miss magazines up-to-date on the shelves. 954 DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION Row I, left to right: J. Mead, J. Ryan, L. Johnson, D. Zygmont. Row 2: J. Res- nick, M. E. LaPierre, S. Jackson, B. Fetz, J. Archibald, A. Groh, K. Adams, M. Knapp, J. Church, J. Shelby, A. Smith. Row 5: J. Webb, M. Smith, S. Thie- mann, J. Smith, M. Shea, J. Petti, A. Barnes, T. Cross, M. Walter, M. Leoch, M. Worthington, D. Kohut, J. Keig, M. I.aPierre, P. Kane, S. MacDonald, M. Nichols, D. Hinckley. Row 4: C. Kric- ker, J. Shertian, C. Hoffman, B. Hamil- ton, L. Goldman, B. J. Elson, S. Edlund B. Dickson, M. Dickman, J. Caldwell, J Cherico, C. Dandison, I. Barto, C. Smer- iglio, B. Jensen. Row 5: J. Mason, J Simon, D. Adams, W. Bankson, J. Mer- ritt, S. Pratt, S. Johnson, D. Huggard, J. Bragger CPresidentb, W. Sopoci CVice- Presidentb R Holland fSecretarJ D , A Y i - Resnick, P. Delage, R. Tobic, R. Urso, R. Wong, H. Douglass. DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION D.A.-one of the most popular clubs in the school. It is made up of a group of hard-working members under a capable director, Miss Morgan. During the year they presented two major productions, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court and Blithe Spirit, and partici- pated in innumerable activities for other clubs and school assemblies. The two major productions were enjoyed by large audiences all three nights of their pet- formancesg both hits-as expected. These plays showed many hours of hard work on both the actors and Miss Morgan's part. G.H.S. owes much to this active organization. 'idainnln... FRESHMEN HOSPITALITY CLUB Row 1 left to right: C. Keith, F. Powers 4Vice- Presrdentj J Davis, S. Sandrawan CPresident9 M LaPrerte fSecretaryD, S. jackson. Row 2: I Healey C Thomsen, M. Vought, J. Smith, B. Strong Mrs Dunn, K. Adams, A. Vito, A. Hilgemann G Wilkins. Row 3: J. Pollard, j. Hamann D Petus, M. Dingee, P. McSor1ey, M Helmen P Dake. 2334! SOPHOMORE HOSPITALITY CLUB Row 1, left to right: H. Ponger QTreasurerJ P. Pratley fPresidentJ, G. Seraydarian 1Vice Presidentb, P. Pratley fSecretary7. Row 2: D Hinkley, P. Seamann, M. Shea, 1. Smith, A Brautch, Miss Maher, J. Anitzbirg, A .Clark, J Mortan, A. Bukowski. Row 3: N. DeCaro, A McHugh, J. Haevyer, L. Rasse, J. Garfello, J Guzenski, B. Kilmer, B. Ramsey. Row 4: M Uhrig, I. Seidal, G. Weeks, C. Chandler, M Smith, A. Bahaces, B. Reis, B. Mayores. SOPHOMORE HOSPITALITY CLUB This club, under the leadership of Miss Maher, consists of thirty-four members. As a club project, they saved enough money to secure a childs victrola for the childrens ward at the Witherall Hospital. These Sophomores also ushered at various school activities-always adding to the good reputation of their club. FRESHMEN, HOSPITALITY CLUB This club was recently organized under the guidance of Mrs. Dunn. Many members have correspondence with foreign families, and the club as a whole has sent a basket of fruit and candy to the Town Farm. Q -E.. T JUNIOR HOSPITALITY CLUB Row l, left to right: J. Weluln, C. Dandison, C. Curley, V. North. Row 2: T. Lucas, L. Louden, T. Thompson. E. Mer- chant, J. Nelson, M. Antes, M. Stickle, J. Queenan, J. Winka- paw. Row 5: J. Merritt, E. Edlund, N. Cockrane, J. Martin, B. Philips, J. O'Connor, C. Doenid, M. Conlon. M. Kirwin. Row 4: L. Hagstron, E. Morehouse, J. Petti lTreasurerJ J. Goetze 1PresidentJ, M. Walker fSecretaryJ, V. Popcum, D. Muller, E. Hansen, Row 5: M, Ahrens, B. Pye, C. Mot- land, J. Bragger, Miss Hardy, J. Mead, L. Sclafani, L. Grey D. Salter. w JUNIOR HOSPITALITY CLUB Row l, left to right: E. Demongeot, J. Queenan, B. Anderson R. Cappialli. Row 2: T. Cross, B. Buck, P. Doran, K. Butler M Knapp J Cuy Row SA T Lucas L Brietwieser R P c . , . J 1. ,, . , . , . y , Miss Hardy, J. Welty', N. Wurst, A. Russell, D. Salter. Row -I: M. Aherns, C. Heggarty, F. Gilmore, M. Recligan, T Renton, J. Robinson, B, Clark, A. Agostino, J, Wfecltpaw. Rovv 5: W. Beniamen, J. Dowd, B. Pye, L. Louden, M. Mitchell L. Grey. JUNIOR HOSPITALITY CLUB This helpful organization, under the direc- tion of Miss Miriam Hardy, is one of four Hos- pitality Clubs. It was formed to help new pupils adapt themselves to their new surroundings and to bring the faculty and student body closer together. SENIOR HOSPITALITY CLUB This is a group of 30 Senior boys and girls under the supervision of a wonderful leader, Miss Hardy. It is one of four Hospitality Clubs. The purpose of this group is to welcome new students in school and make them feel at home. SENIOR HOSPITALITY CLUB Row 1, left to right: A. Calwell, M. Ger ardi, M. Runyan, D. Cici. Row 2: E. Kristoff, P. Schmidt, R. Leo, R. Zachar, B. Goetz, P. Mann, F. MCEachern, V Marklay. Row 3: A, Martino, M. Pur cell, N. Ferguson, N. Kohut, D. DeLuca, D. McGuinness, D. Santona, C. Socum B. O'Connor, E. Tope. Row 4: J. Cald well, H. Durzy, S. Byrne, J. Kirby, J Powell, J. Armbruster, F. Riith, S. Perna J. Mills. Row 4: J, Kohlert, P. Genkrull C. Rotherman, Miss Hardy, D. Lamkin This club combines with the other three and at the beginning of the year held a big party to which all new students were invited. This year the club has raised money which it is planning to use in aiding an orphanage. v w v Row 1 left to right: Norman Geis, Walter Horne, John Rorant, Hall Skeen, Russell Bedford, Peter Geis, Jack Breese, Lee Lorenz ' ' ' ' K h M ' Levine, Stafford George Seaman. Row 2: Emerson Brown, Martin Valentine, Richard Fay, Harry Reis. Row 3. Irwin orc , aier Krause, David Nelson, Anthony D'Carlo, Victor Bazzoni. Row 4: Ida Barto, James Harman, Jeanette Garofalo, Emily Easton, Tom Leonard, Joseph Tattar, Edward Barnard, Robert Darula, Robert Bridge, Marshall Waldemar. Row 5: Michael Vaughn, Edward Curtiss ll M ' Sh an, Frank Morehouse, Ray Harrington CConductorJ ,Beth Montgomery,john Phelps Tom Montgomery, Edward Ha igan, arcia erm Marcel Donars, Peter Schmitt, Rocco Vizzari. BAND One of the most traditional organizations in the high school is the band. During the year they were ready to supply us with that band music that we automatically associate with G.H.S. Upon the closing of the football's season of brassy marches, the band started work on its Winter Concert. Along with everythinggrhe band managed to work out programs for various music festivals in different X . 1 , k parts of the stare. lt is not sufficient to say that the band attended those extra festivals, but we must add that they came back with the top honors as judged by the finest bandsmen in this part of the country. From experience we have found that the eye-catch- ing red and white of the band can always be relied upon. x 5 -Q' X X 1 ,X ' X T W I R L E R S , , Front row, left to right: D. Burton fCo-Captainj, C. Heggarty CCaptainD , B. Mhartin CCo-Captainb. Rack row: B. Naumann, B. Kilmer, S. Webster, M. Ambrogio, C. Hardy, M. Smith, M. Steadwell, E. llen, N. Erickson, A. Bucci, E. Louden, M. Ridigan, B. Merchant, G. McLenden, J. Renton, F. Perrone. X '+Q?5?52 . , My ' wa ' wi M KNITTING CLUB KNITTING CLUB Row l, left to right: S. Sibley R. Gambaro, T. Cross, C. Portz R. Heese, D. Sanclreuter, A. De- Maria, S. Irwin, D. DeLuca, C Doenig, C. Hansen. Row 2: J Banks, D. Senft, M. Chioditti. A Franks, P. Morsheimer, A. Mar- tino, C. Ceci. M. Runyan, L Young, L. Anderson. B. See, G Hancock. Row 3: J. Peter, P Dewey, I. Wikse. C. Perkins, V Pennella, S. O'Toole, F. DeCaro A. Mark-Anthony, B. Doyle, J Rappe, B. Driscoll, C. Marzullo Row 4: J. Cherico, H. Sargent, G Fisher, J. Hamann, C. Glaire, G Allen, A. Ippolito, F. Pennell. This club is organized especially for the girls rington as supervisors, they have completed some interested in learning how to make articles of very attractive articles. clothing. With Mrs. Cummings and Miss Har- R E D C R O S S C L U B With Beatrice Roberts as their supervisor, the hospitals and push the enrollment drive in these members do much to further Red Cross G.H.S. activities in the school. They make articles for RED CROSS CLUB Row I, left to right: L. Webster, J. Murphy, D. Dest, L. Marzula, G. Pug- liese, A. Carrieri, J. Davies. Row 2: J. Kerwin, B. Stramiello, P. Marzullo, H. Marshall, B. Sandor, D. Lowdrew, J. Pol- lard. Row 3: Miss B. Roberts, D. Eigh- ler, I. McDonouch, R. Chiapetta, C. Thomsen, M. Keely, D. Grunett, P. Dewey, E. Carroll. Row l left to right S Haggerty M jagolzinskl M Vought 1 Smith ,I Dcst, B. VUillcens, F. Bradley, A. Martino, M. Church j kyle G Stempian J Dmeen Rom 7 D Rada D Salter I' Maluro G birhono, P. Caravello, E. Barlow, 1. Doran, J. Pyne D Hamilton B Smith C Kreuter Row 7 L Louden R Fox G lxreitler Miss Allcorn, J. Ambrogio, D. Miert,J. Fado. COOKING CLUB These eager young cooks under the super delicious dishes. To know vitamins, ingredients, v1s1on of Miss Allcorn not only learn the ingredi and proper techniques of cooking is the aim of ents and methods of cooking but produce some these industrious students. WOOD CLUB This group of boys learn the art of carpentry, and become familiar with every type of wood and machinery. Under the excellent sponsorship of Mr. Whittle and Mr. Smith they work at various projects during the year. WOOD CLUB Left to right: 1. Drenskhahn, 1. Green, M, Kordas. DEBATING CLUB Ron l. left to right: R son. Row 2: R. Hesse, P Kane. B. Xlfilkens. lf. Brad ley, P. Lent. P. Vollbracht Row E: B. Hamilton. J Shelby, L. Lyons. C. Lenzi QI. Nelson, M. Steadwell H. Austin. A. Nightingale Row -iz VI. Morrison. J Kuck, A. Douglas, V. Mui' ray. C. Russ. P. Hamilton B. Bridge. 7 DEBATING CLUB As usual the popular Debating Club had a successful year. The club, composed prim- arily of Seniors, held a weekly debate with Miss Rogers as the supervisor. No interesting or vital question of world or school affairs escaped their notice. Much was accomplished- much learned. SLIDE RULE CLUB This year an exceptionally large group turned our for the Slide Rule Club. Both boys and girls learned, under the supervision of Mr. Kennedy, the best and quickest way to use a slide rule. After the usual eight weeks the club disbanded to make way for another session. SLIDE RULE CLUB Row 1, left to right: B. Borden, j. Wag- ner tVice-Presidentj, P. Vollbracht tSecretary7, C. Harless tPresidentJ, F. Marr. Row 2: W. Cronenberg, E. Schott, D. Resnick, R. Hesse, P. Kane, P. Lent, R. Chickanis, J. Koehlert, M. Purcell, L. Walz, H. Benjamen. Row 3: G. McEvoy, F. Santora, H. Forger, W. Bank- son, R. Abbott. Row 4: J. Dodd, H. Schoenwald, H. Douglass, J. Kuck, M. Ahern, J. Murphy, P. jenkins, W. john- son. Row 5: A. Gard, j. Scalfani, T. Parker, T. Cosgrove, J. Morrison, W. Shopovick, H. Skeen. 54 Holland. L. XY'alz. B. Dick- HISTORICAL CLUB Row I, left to right: J. Koehlert, M. Gerardi, E. Kristoff, R. Leo. Row 2 P. Schmitt, C. Bukowski, A. Caldwell, C. Peterson, B. Doyle. Row 3: C. Foley, M. Perna, D. Summers, Mr. Ainley, W. Kilmer, P. McDevitt, P. juan. HISTORICAL CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Ainley and Mr. Finch, these students take field trips in the town of Greenwich with the purpose of securing material for a book which they are writing about Greenwichg ri noble purpose-a capable club. G.H.S. BOOSTERS This new club has been a great asset to the school this year. They have promoted assemblies throughout the year to familiarize the students with more of the school activities and especially with the rules of sports. Its purpose is to improve school morale and boost the spirit. G.H.S. BOOSTERS Row l, left to right: M. Prizio, A Camillo, C. Curley, N. Wurst, A. Mar ino, B. Pierre. Row 2: J. Guy, C. Mor land, J. Petti, E. Morehouse, J. Webb, B Philips, D. Kohut, M. Walker, C. Dandi son. N. Stun, J. Wfelty, A. Russell, J Masi. Row 3: J. Queenan, B. Pye, A Marciniak, A. Groh, P. Doran, K. Butler L. Grey, B. Anderson. Row 4: L. Louclen W. Benjamin, G. Choon, D. Salter, N SOI. Wedtler, E. VUilson. Mr. George, Spona CHESS CLUB Left to right: Mr. Armitage, Direc torg B. Philps, J. Hendricks, B Pendergast, B. Bronston, J. Wikse j. Kroyer. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club, a novelty, is composed of skill necessary for the game, and engage in Chess those select students who are interested in the contests. ln the late Fall the club held an annual art of playing Chess, Each week they meet with Chess Tournament open to members of the club Mr, Armitage as their instructor, discuss the and any other students interested. S T U D E N T S H O P The student salesgirls, under the supervision paper clips to jackets and dresses. The Student of Mr. Carl Nemetz, learn and study the business Shop has a part in the life of every student at of organizing a store. They sell articles from G.H.S. STUDENT SHOP Row l, left to rightz M. Ambrogio. A, Agustino. F. Piechota, E. Walters, D. Sandreuter. C. Portz, H. Mitchell, F. Battaglia, F. Riith. Row Z: j. Siecienski. J. Skea. D. Beacon, E, MCC-inty, B. Fisher, C. Rothernell. Mr. Nemctz. Advisor. DUPLICATING CLUB Row 1, left to right: C. Chiappetta, M. Kelm M. Church, N. Silva, I. Thompsett, J. Strazza, Row 2: F. Pennell, J. Banks, V. Bucci, H Mitchell, A. Leo, F. DeCato, L. Perna, J. Vela poldi, B. Pyne. Row 3: N. Rae, D. Maffucci M. Ulaski, J. Danko, D. Kristoph, R. Morretti A. Urso, A. Chiappetta, Mr. Schwager, A Sciarrello. 'A' 16- DUPLICATING CLUB As the name implies, the members of this such as tests. Everyone in the club knows how club, headed by Mr. Schwager, typewrite or to operate the machines and all of them get a mimeograph work of any kind for the teachersg chance to help. D A N C E C L U B S During the week the members of three social is a modern dance club, whose members not only dance clubs, under the direction of Miss Hough- do the rudiments of modern dance, but also com- ton and Miss Kerby, are taught the skills of pose some dances of their own. At Eastertime square and ballroom dancing. The fourth club this club gave an expressive Easter pageant. Z L .' 4 2 mv 4: T f - as 52 120, 2- ,- G Q9 3 Q ..., W + -ff' W A , f A .. f ,f ' ,gl J 'li , X - 1 N 55 Q 77 1 viiifaaiae' 1 44Qr0 rg s :Wife 4:50 Q ,f5'5'6 0 'f al qw '00 f 4141 1, f f f ms: wr 'Tia qw, fl nl ,wigl , 5 Aqfggg 1 'tqhldl Eh lk A wwe, 'i'l2-:sf'f? ' XY? 14,3 9 V x 'Q ' em 4a':'u I Q.In'33x gdpgm, M' is :gage ,gums V X gk x Xml - X X N cjfri i3 1 M X if an Qaffq wfQ5Qfij 9 36 6' '55 659 0. 5 V f 1 , -7 , , 7 , , , 5, . 3 I 3 l V.f.-1 .y Q4 ','W,,9' W K'-'4'P1 'f 1 'WZJMF ' ' if f U I fu xy' 'g W -- ' fi' 1b'f'59' I .h Q31 X fffzigf A. A4 5 ,grin mi X, ' Y , . 4 mi 1 2 Y- , ywu x X .WA . 1 6 X' Lugz? f VJ , ,WW f g'.i' ,,, 0, f y x Q' ' 40 9 'INN ,fy-: 52 I T - TEE-fa 3f'4'L'5'. J l He, f 'A fxg XJN X ,,. .1 VXEIX w k Y W 'N Q U 3 'GQ ' X ,Sf Q i i. M r . 33.351 ' X VV Q3 Y g l'- 2 '62 f . '-' f 546 W ' I 144 9 A t C Ka S' Q J J' ' I 0 . ix-gxiff .. ..-.., 'M U.. ' nv Q7 ..,, FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Kneeling: Jay Ripple CTreasurerb, Frank Korrlas lVice-Presitlentj. Standingi Mr. Knud- son Crhlvisorl, Barbara Jensen lSecretaryD, John North CPresident7. THE FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshmen Class is proud of its accomplishments. As newcomers, the Freshmen have quickly made themselves at home in G.H,S. Their large participation in sports, music, and art, as well as their excellent school work is a record which speaks for itself. 'lb SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Paul Delage 1Presi- denty, Ruth Pratley CVice-Presidentb, Beth Montgomery fSecretaryJ, Kay Wilster 1Treasurer7, Mr. Charles Wilcox CAdvisorJ. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Losing no time, the Sophomores met early in the as shown by their representation on the Honor Roll and fall and elected Paul Delage as their president. As a the membership lists of various clubs. Next year, when class they sponsored the successful Swim Jam. As upperclassmen, may they make as favorable an impres- individuals they kept up the reputation of their class sion as they have in the past two years in G.H.S. f A ' b C- , '12-jaw ' W-pi fuglgwlr ',5? E Q55 . -NM, -A - Qi , my EW 3 tt 1 li Q S235 L? .ig 4 1 ,f 4. x, qi .Q-'Eff Standing, left to right: Dr. J. F. Gargan, Mt. F. K. Sheldon, Dr. A. R. Mulvaney, R. W. H. Denne, Jr. Seated: Mrs. E. Brown, Dr. S. W. Price, Mrs. Thomas D. Hewitt. SCHOOL BOARD To the students of G.H.S. and the citizens of Greenwich, this group, our School Board, is a familiar sight. These men and women give freely of their time and experience and in return have the satisfaction that the Greenwich school system is one of the best. 64 I bf If O 7 , fy l gs JV ,MED wif if if Q ww' lg dz Q45 df QE ,ff5 QU,, f f X . C Q? ii X J Q4 J f N U, if 'T ' X Xff ,1 , O I, I X . I XA G CJ . .... s n ff 5?'J, 5. ,f 1 3 I LJ, X :ff ff: if O iff W W D1 IE Elf I if P X3 :AM V 1 U H Lf MQ f' Y X 'xfxxxxkj xl! of f H fa JI AX fb Li J l ...---1 -lL. ' L4 W MN RJ W PEM Q if OUR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION MR. DAVID MCLEAN Aniftant Su pt. of S chool: K YL, - x DR. S. WILLARD PRICE Superintendent of Scboob MR. ANDREW BELLA Principal -- GJ-I .S . DR. ELMER HAGMAN Dir. of Reyearcb and Guidance MR. CECIL GARDNER MRS. MARION T. PARKER Guidance Director Dean of Girls A itil X , si L ' f- , V 'vp f 5- 1 5- 251526 'S.'iv 1,vvQwV' v .rf , a 7, A I i' 21-ig' . 6!5'Q' 6 Sa f .zfxsw HP' f D . w ,Q - 6 6 fig? , B w 1 .,' -1, gi 'Q' Ky g gi, 'S' ug Y' .. , ' V W ' 'exif ,Rf S CAFETERIA Row 1, left to right: Anna Lawko, Kath- erine Bridges Eilert, Mary Hrosenchick. Row 2, left to right: Bessie Re, Adeline Ambrose, Anna Bella, Anna Dudas, Emma Foldy, Theresa Franco, Theresa Stossel. These are thetwomen who spend their mornings preparing for the onrush of hungry students at 11:20. Too often we take their job for granted-Too often we don't stop to think of the time and work involved. Nevertheless, we all appreciate their fine service. Row 1, left to right: E. Tipke, P. Steven- son, P. Gourlay, J. MacEvoy. Row 2, left to right: T. Lucas, V. Fiorito, I.. Gray, B. Bridge. 68 K k L ALD E BBOTT Ronnie . . . always a friendly . . . good sport as well as an eyel- lent athlete . .i . easy goin ndfe .8 W friendly . . . on to college. lt G.O.g Slide Ruleg Football! Bas- ketballg Baseball. is-Jwfffwf'-9 'll' A '1-ull 1 i9...ux RICHARD B. d 'iS Dick . . . smart dresser . . . always has a practical joke . . . Riverside girls' chauffeur . . . plans to be a college man. - G.O.g Senior Chorusg Photography Clubg Compass Staff. 72 ack: !3-f.,al-aJ- lark lo 4 lol-vo'-Q-IZAQ MICHAEL L. A'I-IEARN Whitey . . . helpful member of our cross country team . . .-liked Mr. Smith's jokes . . . it's off to college for Mike . . . bonde hair and neat appearance . . . Hit me, hit me, Pay. G.O.g Stamp Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Home Room Representa- tlve. 1 OSEPH Ausltlzl 4' J , c , Sv J . .iqqilier iand competent . l p lXutell's right hand man . VL ta es,life in general pretty easy. G.QAlLFire Policeg Radio Clubg Contemporary Affairsg Cooking Cl b. . ,. u JU LW? I MARIAINV E. X BROGIQ Honey .i activexin . twinlsl ancy ba X . . . to knoy. . . .am lege?'. . . who IS J.C..- J ts 'G.O.g rn' Clubg Driving Clubgf lxrlss' Glee Clubg Music Apprecihtlongl Mai retteg Baseballg Bnskerbnllie-33 tin. 1,.,..- 7 , 1 Ty i D THERi5SA if ARIGELEY Terry ibignice'-hair . , . pretty clothes . .5,.-qtfiet minrffir . . . well liked by ally . . future indefinite. G.O.g Camera C-lulgg Ty,ping Elubg Driving Club. f I s v s JEAN T. ARMBRUSTER Shorty Jean . , . short in height, but tall in deed . . . neat . . . nice speaking voice . . . will make an excellent secretary. G.O.g Red Cross Clubg Green ,Witchg Hospitality fsecretar 5 . V- C lxlkttct i -V, il' xx. .l. 1 N I V- ti X V I 1 HELENE n. anus-N ,,- i Lynne . . . cute and peppy . . . .W 'L J L i .,l f always willing to help out . . . Z Lp Q V Mr. Ainley's pet . . . loves her .,l.. art . . . everyone's friend . . . Alpi 1 art school in the future. 1 if G.O.g French Clubg Latin Clubg VA ' 'i Green Witch Business Staff Ctrea- fnfftfl surerjg Debating Clubg Dramatic 1 Associationg Hockeyg Baseballg ,V V . V 37 5 Volleyball. '12 ,iffizif - ' ii ,Zuma 960' fxlub Ae? necks' rseieeffeiy Qs :fe5?zf..x.i gA EsQ'i EJeKe,.1iwl.. will . , C-kiiiln.-Timer. I . class g Seni ' usg Wl ing eam. U glffv Q 5. X-sa .fukin 'EP' ,fx W S5 Ba 1 as honor e t e Jo o u w mmg mor lass emo 'FHOMAS BALSAMO Jfom wan to y arou thex clouds Oh if ld h remembers ardmer an Mr Nemenzy my G O Aero Cl Radro Club I.a,t1 Club Frre Polnce Basket ball JOAN H BANKS oan quret and frrendly wrth a good word and a sweet smrle for all wants to do ofhce work GO Red Cross Club Duplrcat mg Club Clothrng Club Sewmg Cl b QLp1niCluXbs-A ,ovx ima ,Xa 'N' ,jf ,we-1,5 'ga A M1-iw' M6710- e 15,41 ,V 5hJ gas' WOODFORD BANKSON Woody our ladres man of 50 often seen rn 103 actor? many actrvrtres college ca s GO Debatrng Club Slnde Rule Club Radro Club Green Wxtch Cbusrness and lrterary staffj Semor Chorus DA Camera Club Physrcs Club Latm Club Contemporary Affairs Club V lyk M BARTO very talented mt a good class leader can handle the money wxll be found teachmg G.O.' Red Cross Club' Girls Glee Club fvice-pres.Dg Latin Club Cvice-pres.Jg Orchestrag Ensem- bleg Inter-School Orchestrag Stu- dent Councilg Senior Chorus Ctreas.Dg Bandg D.A.g French Clubg Compass Staffg College Club. Www 'R '7 MMA ES G BATTAGLIA Frannre keeps you laughm all the trme lxked by all full Of pep can really handl Mrss Harrmgtons Englrsh class G O Grrls Glee Club Red Cros Club Student Shop Staff Llbra Assrstant LOUIS P BELMQNIE Y Lou patrolled the halls wrt the other fire polrce Miss Gard ner told hum Shh' .GO Frre Polrce .Y PJ 'X BERTON G BESUAMIN I Bng Beg N A d reporter for could be that was why h was always late 0fN.class7 full of guestbt got a scoop: G O Co Affarrs Club Base RICHARD A BICKELL Dtckre Brrd can be found with a smrle on hrs face and grrls on hrs mmd a clown at heart' lots of freckles G O Track MARTIN T BLISKA rs voice swelled the Semor rat r quxet rn manner . . . friendjyf X G.O.g Camera 1 r Chor- usg Radio Clugggb K , Y 1 71 M5291 56? My MARYANN . BONHHUGE a truly sweet and girl . . . has her fun, . wants a good job. G.O.g Bridge Clubg Student Coun- 'P W BRADFORD P. BORDEN Brad . . . athletic . . . quiet, but doesn't miss a trick . . . will re- member Gus' moustache . . . will probably make a good football star at college. G.O.g Latin Clubg Green Witchg Physics Clubg Music Appreciationg Astronomy Clubg Contemporary Affairs Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Footballg Cross-Countryg Track. ,.,x A99 ,QL .MV R N9 FAITH 1. BTikDLEY 1 Brad . ,Kell of giggles . . . here, there, did everywhere . . . really whips around tho roads . . . has plenty ofupepgbi 'Miss Malone gave her aiard ltiine-f . J G.O,g Film Critics' Liu '.'Aero Clubg D.A.g Cooking Clu 3 Con- temporary Affairs Clubg Green Witch Literary Staff5Typing Club: Debating Clubg Camera Club. JOHN BREESE jack . . . keep'tQ,hot-rod running, J.B .... our blond trumpet jayer 4 aybe he will be a State Cop . . . will it be college? G.O.g Bandg Orchestrag Contema poraryl airs Club. N C3 :lx R . N o K N :gin PATRICIA M. BREITWEISER Atlas . . . a real athletic gal . . . will work later . '. . has lots of school spirit . . . rather quiet until 'you know her. G.O.3 I.eader's Clubg Cooking Clubg Driving. Club: G Girls' Clubg Bowlingg Softballg Volley- ballg Basketballg Field Hockey. X ' . Qyw 00 . T fc' FQ. 0956 GE Bobbi doesn't c re fo G.H.S. sophisticated girls . . fgis ghost will haunt the Y while he is at college next year . . . one of the boys. G.O.g Bandg Boys' Glee Clubg Contemporary Affairs Clubg De- bating Clubg Swimming. Q swf TGBORGE T. BR THERTON Georgey. . ex t voi . . wel-lfkfpowa Kr athletics wolglt forget the fun he had in G. .S .... plans orfworking in Department of tice. A JL, G.O.p8'emor Chorusg Boys' Glee Clubg Red Crossg Audio-,Viguegi Fire-Police. !f,,A, ff 71 , ,ff ,ff ' ' .1 A f if BARBARA A. BRUNNI yo ala t Bobby . . . has a different ' nner . . . shared famous sp hetti creole with five others in the cafe- teria . . . we will see her picture in fashion magazines. G.O.g Aero Clubg Riding Clubg Driving Clubg Hospitality Clubg Modern Dance Clubg Basketballg Volleyball. JOSEPH A. BRUNO Slugger . . . doesn't bother much with books, but the girls interest him . . . will attend trade school . . . a good baseball pl'ayer . . . friendly. G.O.g Typing Clubg Footballg Baseball. VICTORIA G. BUCCI Vicki . . . quiet and pleasant . . . admired by many . . . had fun in her freshman year . ,V what cah I say. G.O.g Duplicating Club. RI HA . D' . . ill be r h' cr ks . . radio . . may Rai lubg F man C s. er d for es fool tele 'sion? ar of SHEILA R. BYRNE Sheil . . . likes athletics . . . would make a good physical ed. teacher . . . dresses neatly . . . our honor roll girl . . . a whiz in shorthand. G.O.g Hospitality Committeeg Compassg Student Councilg G Gitlsg Typing Clubg Badmintong Baseballg Volleyballg Basketballg Hockeyg Ping Pongg Music Appre- ciation. JOAN E. CALDWELL Joan . . . has a promising career in radio ahead of her . . . sophisti- cated . . . dignified, but not af- fected. G.O.g Hospitalityg Latin Clubg Radio Productiong Senior Chorusg Home Nursing. 5 , FRANK w. CARRETTA Maestro . . . will probably design that 1970 model de-luxe car . . . interesting if you can keep up with him . . . wants to organize his own orchestra. G.O.g Aero Club, Presidentg Horti- culture Clubg Science Clubg Con- temporary Affairs Clubg Radio Club. E CARROL St ve withqut Ber- Xgc . .wan a 'nem .. emem r dworki pe- . . o why? . . . n' o ' , is our I G.O.g Fire-Poli g Footbal if xmlifgi' -. 'iii . ' ' 1 ill IQ 2'f az eg ext.: igiififis 21- , -5 .. ., Q -- 5 t ., ki., - A S i' 's if' Y N ki H 'ff pri' 'wa -?CfT:f1'.f Ll' .v mviF.:3-- -- if 1 . l. ... 14335.55 -. 4 4' is :-,i mg tl , f tg i..,.:, ..f, . x 1 ' Chubby . . . always has a,smile ..,. PATSY FL CARUSO at . . . wants to see some of that California sunshine before he starts work . . . had quite a time his freshman year with Miss Wood.'! G.O.g Boys' cooking Clubg ,Radio Club. ' f WALTER S. CASEY Casey . . . memories of our class will be left in the pictures taken by him . . . would make an ex, cellent photographer. G.O.g Camera Clubg Driving Clubi, Football and Baseball manager. K I n'K' f QJQISIORA B. ciact 3 those big brown eyes . wants to be a nurse . . .lots of fun . l. . Sweet Mother . . . and Eddy' G.O.g Girls' Glee Clubg Stu Councilg Green Witchg Music Ap- preciationg Bridgeg Knitting Clubg Hospitality Clubg Cheerleaderg Li- braray Assistantg Hockeyg Archery. ,. fat' ANGELA M. CHIAPPETTA Dolly . . Tif.. ii.'Sii125t'f. SCC1' 1 GOY Clul, yping ubg Sewing Club. Jr JU be PV9' ko x IU., Q.:-'3 5 oxa' I . C,k.e4'f ' CHARLES C. CHIAPETTA Chas . . . one of our most credit- able athletic stars . . . maybe the best . . . ls it Really? . . . Charlie hasn't had enough of school . . . wants more . . . destined to always possess friends. G.O.g Typing Clubg Duplicating Clubg Footballg Baseballg Basket- ballg fVarsityJ. 73 MARIE A. CHIAPPETTA Chippy . . . her talking will never cease . . . wants to take dictation from a cute boss : . . watch out. G.O.g Typing Club' Leaders' Clubg Sewing Clubg Driving Clubg Soft- ballg Basketball. LYLE F. CHICHESTER Chick . . . always be a friendly hi with a big smile . . . college is getting a swell kid . . . loaded with personality. G.O.g Camera Clubg Aero Clubg Astronomy Club. RAYMOND G. CHICKANIS Chick . . . our record breaking track star . . . typical joe College . . . sharp dresser . . . perpetual crew cut . . . personality and pop- ularity plus . . . stay loose. G.O.g Film Criticsg Slide Rule Clubg Compassg College Clubg Comtemporary Affairs Clubg Bridge Clubg Student Councilg Cooking Clubg Advisory Commi- teeg Cross - Countryg Swimmingg Trackg President of Sophomore Class. JOSEPH A. CHIMBLO . joey . . . Football star and a valiant member of the '50 squad . . . will join the U.S. Navy with Harpo. G.O.g Football. JOSEPH F. CIBOROSKI Joe Gore . . . let's have a little party, and he found one . . . the gals of G.H.S, will miss him . . . looking forward to a long vaca- tion. G.O.g Boys' Cooking Clubg Camera Club: Fire-Policeg Bridge Clubg Hospitality. ' BARBARA A. CODY Bobbie . . . the female athlete of '50 . . . will start the first softliall team in the WAVES, when she joins . . . witty. G.O.g Driving Clubg Leaders' Clubg Volleyballg Softballg Hock- eyg Basketballg Bowling. WILLIAM P. CODY Bill . . . a fast man on the track . . . shy around the femmes . . . plans to work after graduation . . . his three years in 214 won't be forgotten. G.O.g Boys' Cooking Clubg As- tronomy Club CSecretary and Treasurerb 3 Track. .O. craft Cl ' tronomy lu ' rench Clubg 0 oor Club. E . COE Jim . . . new his j ior year . . ans t ttend llege . . . r qui ut lots of fun when yo now i 5 BERNICE COHEN Babe . . . quiet and nice looking . . . will make a hit in that junior college next year . . . fun in Ar- senic and Old Lace. G.O.3 Bridge Clubg Tennis. MARY ANN CONROY Mary Ann . . . pretty and unas- suming. . . new to G.H.S., but not for long . . . an asset to any school . . . lovely long hair and a friendly smile. RENE CORNELL Rebel new 1n h1s Sen1or year and he certa1nly made a h1t' lover of football keeps an eye on the g1rls w1ll attend Cornell GO Debatmg Club Contem porary AEHIIS Club Football THOMAS F COSGROVE Tom remembers when C116 Cross proposed to a certa1n l1ttle blond hell be a b1g h1t at V1llanova GO Lat1n Club Phys1cs Club Contemporary AHHIIS Club As tronomy Club Green W1tch GHS News Student Counc1l Brrdge Club Outdoor Club Soc cer Baseball ANTHONY COSSU Nrno wha happened that one t1me that he got detent1on maybe some of you glrls w1ll buy your f1rst fur coat from hlm GO Aero Club Carv1ng Club Camera Club DflVlng Club JOSEPH D COSTANTINO joe w11l have to be careful 1n that bookxng yob outstandmg 1n studres enjoys golf sophomore year w1th Mr Harvey was a howl GO Typ1ng Club Student Shop ibool-rkeepmgl Golf CLARA R COVELLO Clare her d1spos1t1on IS 1 e her vo1ce outstandmg and lovely w1ll attend mus1c school and IS sure to be a success G O Typmg Club Sen1or Chorus G1rls Glee Club Dr1v1ng Club iswlqxawwfv LLIA Qli B1 that foo ll boy W1 contm IIOH 1n colleg 1ss Challrs an her h1st ry c asses a pleasan and fr1endly manner GO Camera Club Contempora Affa11's Club Sllde Rule Club As tronomy Club Football CLIFFORD J CROSS C 1E always good for a laugh Pldlddle fan hopes t attend V1llanova would b l1ked anywhere blg tease GO Astronomy Club Boys Cook1ng Club Student Counc1l Br1dge Club Outdoor Club Bas ketball Soccer Baseball ANTHONY CURCIO Harpo one of the three rnus keteers Slugger Harpo Ch1mblo X don r get-sea's1ck 1n the Navy woulfd make a good mayor of North M1an s ,O kv Q75 N xl 'ye Cl 'S' IS Denqspav kwa-EYES gemal nsrhnaf w1lLalgys say llfce H6 nrce gmle 1 e MQg1 pe cal? fu GO F1reP9l Cl b Drwmg Qgb vlexyieroo u x , Q NU V X X.. f 1 JOAN B DANKO Joanme like a great many of her classmates looks forward to nursmg MISS Harr1ngton was her favor1te study teacher lrked by all GO Typrng Club Grrls Glee Club Hosp1tal1ty Club Latm Club Musrc APFICCIZIIOH as ketball Softball Volleyball 1 VV qi I W 'll... 'l - - . . .S . . i --- I , ...re ' ' . . .w . 1 ' y I . l' .. . 1 l - if fi- f . I ' ' n 1 u f .T: ll 1 J- I I 1 ' . . ? I V . ' . jlllg . L ' . U , - A G.O.gTypi gClubgBaseball. of . C' ff' lf -T . A O N bi. X R -, an fi if A g. . ' 1- ' . . . ' I . .. 1 'Z .I S Q I by , . . - . . . . . 1 l . I- 1- I , , 3 . . . Lg A TCL I 1,4 B - A S 75 ANN J. DAWSON Annie . . . strawberry blonde . . . wants to go back to Minneapolis and then onward to University of Minnesota . . . sweet disposition. G.O.g French Club. FLORENCE R. DECARO , Flo . . . our basketball star. . wants to attend Wrights Tech .... pounded the keys for Mrs. Hawkins . . , eee-ya! G.O.g Leaders Clubg Writing Club . Bridge Club . . . Knit- ting Club . . . Duplicating Club . . . Student Shop . . . Basketball . . . Tennis. EVERARD E. DEDRICK Tex . . . it's clear thinking that will speed you on the road to suc- cess . . . radio school . . . always waiting for seventh period to end. G.O.g Radio Clubg Stage Craft Club. , DOLORES R. D'ELIA Dolly . . . small and athletic . . . future indennite . . . versatile per- sonality and abilities . . . Gee wilikers. G.O.g Typing Clubg Kniting Clubg Driving Clubg Home Nursingg G Girlg Archeryg Basketballg Tennisg Volleyball. DELORES A. DELUCA DoDo...oneofthebest... heart of gold . . . well developed talent for making and keeping friends . . . will be a private secre- tary. G.O.g Popular Song Clubg Pho- tography Clubg Driving Clubg Bridge Clubg Compassg Green Witch Business Staffg Typing Clubg Modern Dance Clubg Basket- ball. 76 ADRIENNE R. DEMARIA Ad . . . quiet, but very nice . . . loves to tease . . . sincere . . . lots of fun when you know her . . . interested in college. G.O.g Knitting Clubg Film Critics' Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Senior Chorusg Basketballg Softballg Ten- nis. ' BERNICE 1. DEPRA Bernice . . . a popular and capable member of the class . . . always seen with Steve . . . likes sports . , . an outstanding secretary. G.O.g Hospitality Clubg Student Councilg Green Witch Business Staffg Red Crossg Advisory Com- mitteeg G Girlg Softballg Basket- ballg Hockeyg Secretary of Sopho- more, junior, and Senior Class. I ll 71. fjk DkVI'IT. - ohn f'.lJ. kver WiLlIlOl1E a wise- c k '. . . always ready 'for 9 good t e. . , aydcomgsmile . . . I love li , I l I K x G.O.g oys' Caulking Clubg Bridge' Clubg Hospitality Club: Fire- Policeg Basketball. lx, lil i x . i X BARBARA Barb . . . tall . . . nice dresser . . . don't start her giggling! . . . will live in a ranch house . . . a mpable gal . . . liked Mr.- A. Smith'S.. jokesi 1 '-- O gtudent Council Debating x x L. -. X Tglubgipirlls' Glee. Clubg Senior Chorusg Film Critics Clubg Dra- matic Associationg,Basketba1l. LI I O ' l . uiet and 'res with a able per o ality . hopes attend dr ig s ol after graduation. G.O.g Radio lu riving Club. 9 V 6 r' .4 . HA 'I . N CAROL B. DINEENK ' Carol . .'. petite in size, but big in heart and smile . . . active in clubs . . . plans to be a receptionist. G.O.g Stamp Clubg Typing Clubg Hospitality Clubg Dramatic As- sociation. . f u Wx., I ,-1' 4 R.. L 5 , 4. g ,f A L i. JOHN N. ,poop johtf: ff. alwvgys vviffing to Hel of friend .' . , illtbccseeri argugng with professors at Ham lton Col- lege . will go far ith those brains. Q ' G.O.g Slide' Rule Clubg Science Clahg Astronomy Clubg Qimera Clubg Green YViteh-I:irerary 'Starfg Senior Chorusg Boys' Glee Clubg Music Appreciation. CHARLES S. DORRIAN Bud . . . a lad with ambition . . . wants to be a farmer . . . never gets excited . . . South of the Border, G.O.g Aero Clubg Fire-Policeg Con- temporary Affairsg First Aid. HAROLD O. DOUGLASS Harold . . . active in clubs . . . debator extraordinary . . . indus- trious and capable . . . will con- tinue his studies at college. G.O.g Astronomy Clubg Micro- scope Clubg Spanish Clubg Dra- matic Associationg Slide Rule Clubg Debating Clubg Green Witch Literary Stalfg Soccer. BARBARA T. DOYLE Barb . . . very active during her years in G.H.S .... intends to be a nurse . . . I'll bet you five dol- larsl G.O.g Knitting Clubg Driving Clubg Typing Clubg G Girlg Home Nursingg Library Staffg Music Appreciationg Basketballg Softballg Tennisg Volleyballg Arch- ery. -151 fl if qw K' xt ll P Q f BARBARA 1. DRUMMOND Barbara . , . to know her is an honor . . . has a quiet charm all her own . . . will make a great suc- cess in college. G.O.g Latin Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Senior Chorusg Green Witch Literary Editorg Compass Assistant Ediorg National Honor Societyg G Girlg Student Coun- cilg Blue Card Clubg Modern Dance Clubg Basketballg Volley- ballg Hockeyg Bowling. HOPE B. DURZY Hope . . . always sweet . . . she'll cheer her patients up! . . . you can't help but like her . . . knows Miss Malone's blase attitude. G.O.g Bridge Clubg Green Witch Staifg Riding Clubg Hospitality Clubg Modern Dance Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Driving Clubg Archery. BILLIE-JANE ELSON Bill . . . a diligent worker . . . go- ing to college to major in eco- nomics . . . will remember English with Mrs. Spencer . . . Oh, hon- estlyf' G.O.g Dramatic Associationg French Clubg Driving Clubg Knit- ting Club. ELIZABETH A. ENGBORG Bette . . . can't till Friday . . . plans to be a secretary . . . seems to favor sea-faring men . . . will remember Mr. Harvey's Znd pe- riod. G,O.g Sewing Clubg Red Crossg Typing Clubg Softballg Basketballg Volleyballg Hockeyg Archery. ANN F. FERGUSON Nancy . . . our number please gal . . . sociable and distinguished . . . know anyone named Ed? . . . energetic. G.O.g Home Nursingg Hospitality Clubg Driving Clubg Bridge Club. 77 BARBARA iggiz Barb . . . nice as can be , . . never too busy to lend a helping hand . . . dependable . . . one of the best. G.O.g G Girlsg Hospitality Clubg Green Witch Business Staffg Latin Clubg D.A.g French Clubg National Honor Societyg Camera Clubg Compass Staffg Hoc- keyg Basketballg Softball. i WILLIAM J. FINN Huck . . . excellent character and bright personality . . . either col- lege or baseball school opens its door to him . . . made many friends. G.O.g Radio Clubg Baseballg Bas ketball. f iff! Jw! aj' VAL E. F1043 Val . . . one of our most athletic Seniors . . . always a smile for everyone . . . neat dresser . . . will play baseball at college. G.O.g Bridge Clubg Radio Clubg Football: Basketballg Baseball. -jg-L' -' L ' ,,..f:.-f ' BERNARD R. FISHER Pinn . . craves f adyance - catiqaf mg .'. . wi mefnbet in .years to cgfne ,qu ' 41 .1 ' A Malone . : . -Clazy! 'N' G.O.g A 1 bg F' -P l' . ' i Dip iv . . full of ' hief and it shows in his es mi ht cause Y - 8 a short circuit t ronics-school ... Let'sgow '. f IG.O.g Fire-Polildg Camerag Radio Club. ,Nc IK CHARLES 1. Fouev Foley . . . how do you get so ex- cited . . . and those b' blue eyes . . . friendliness itself? . . table hopper at' the Witch. l I -fl ff , c K I 1 ff HERBERT E. FORGER Herb . . . known by all the girls . . . will be the best hotrod driver at his college . . . never grouchy . . . always happy. G.O,g Camera Clubg Astronomy Cluhg Silde Rule Club. ! ANNE M. FRANKS . If A gel . . pians ,fo attend Art S ool . . ,lceli ' s in killing two bifd-e'Vlt'l'1 0 sgone liked her Freshman y . J G.O.g Co ing Clubg fKniting Club. 1' Q, M, lf VK VERONICA F. FUCHS Ronnie . . . wishes we could be state champs more often . . . plans to just plain work after graduation. G.O.g Typing Clubg First Aidg Red Crossg Music Appreciationg Bas- ketballg Archery. 0 ' AO IQMXA ,rw j Oi64AN P. AEISWJ Norm . -9d EmbCf of the b orchest sta d'ng in ar nd ieve- Egw l s ceed in co lege, . .g rag Bo s' Glee Cluby ide Rule C , Student Councilg Compass ports' Edi- torbg Nati al onor Societyg Swimm' T 1 . dx DOROTHY M. GENKERELL Dottie . . . quiet until you know her, and then . . . plans for college . . . good all around girl. G.O.g Contemporary Affairs Clubg Compassg Cooking Clubg Hospi- tality Clubg D.A.g G Girls' Bas- ketballg Volleyball. MICHELINA C. GERARDI Mickey . . . admired by all . . . such a sparkling smile . . . remem- ber her in the Junior Play? . . , will be one of the best models yet. G.O.g Typing Clubg Driving Clubg Brid e Clubg Hospitality Club' g . Contemporary Affairs Clubg Lead- ers' Clubg Hockeyg Basketball. CHARLES GERBASI Chuck not known to many but a good kid enyoys foot ba 1 future indefinite G O Football EDWARD L t er quie M ating m n tured wofigii Mm GO W king Fire Police T u - EDWARD M. qw: Gi . . . Mr. Morgans Science class interested him . . . will look for a job after graduation. G.O.' Fire-Police. V --.J .34 . g r'I'5 hz. 1 ln, ' JOHN J. GILROY Blossom . . . 'every in islfull of fun,'gaiety, and friell liness . . . remembers -Morgan, as we all do . he'll go sailing over the bounding main. G.O.g Film Critics' Clubg Boys' Cooking Clubg Photography Club, ' Q WILLIAM F. GREY . Billi. can-this boy pitchly .'. popular with everyone . . . pleas- ant and even-tempered . . . really knows how to dress. ' ' G.O.g Typing Clubg Cooking Clubg Student Council fSecre- tarYP'S Baseballg Treasurer of Sophomore Classg Vice - President of Senior Class. 1 x WNILHMMYASAN' rafrimesie. thai me . .lle'2?,ii'g'?SXf'i25Jf'i1ci this-Iv' VCA , QF sgkvfx G.O.g Trackg Cross-Country. dmc iso? - BRUCE H. iE Bruce . . . strickly brains . . . sci- entifically inclined . . . will re- member the sweet ordors of the chemistry laboratory . . . will at- tend college. G.O.g Radio Club, Presidentg Stamp Clubg Astronomy Clubg Golf. f h v nts 1 of ' . . . e now t o ell at jege. J M ' ' x , I, ' ANNE E. G SEAN! ril t sh l d ji! S , i ,. Ann . . . tandirxgiin m A ac e . . . ' G.o.' fam lciubgf rich Clubg BrgLsClabgf Narfo Honor so- cre glfllirary H' rudent Coun- cilg Vdlleybal inron. 79 S THOMASINA GUERIN Tommie . . . different in her ways . . . not at all retiring . . . has pep all right! . . . will remember Mr. Mottelese. G.O.g Camera Clubg Contempor- ary Affairs Clubg Bridge Club. vi '- Ml ' if 'gk u it ,Aff ., - A 5 I' abs? ' iw -MHENRY HAALK Heinrich . . . soccer am star . . . will remember the tteam's un- beaten record . . . to be or not to be, that is the question. G.O.g German Clubg Latin Clubg Senior Chorusg Soccerg Swimming. LILLIAN A. HALL Anne . . . artistically inclined . . . sunny disposition and friendly na- ture . . . went driving 7th period . . . you don't mean it! G.O.g Bridge Clubg Portrait Club: Home Nursingg Archery. BARBARA K. HAMILTON Barb . . . personality and brains combined . . . nne future in col- lege ahead of her . . . excells in languages . . . well liked by all. G.O.g Senior Chorusg Girls' Glee Clubg Latin Clubg D.A.g German Clubg Student Councilg Debating Clubg Bridge Clubg National Honor Societyg Basketball. JACK HAMILTON ,Ham . . . wants to be a full time Mfnjllionaitg Q . 4 his curly'hair is envied by many . . . I'm full of 4 ose tricks. . 6.015 Photography Clubgf Filrin Qritics' Cllxbg RqdiolClub.' T. .1 L ' I x ' NX 4- 1 . v 'QE ' J A A- I' 3 . 1 I , ' ' -. . K M l h lt- PHILIP C. HQUPGN Phil . . . hopes to attend Antioch College after graduation . . . active in all his clubs . . . was a vital member of our tennis team. G.O.g Radio Clubg Boys' Cooking Clubg Contemporary Affairsg Radio Production Clubg Debating Clubg Tennis. half' f't ' f Q I-' 9 .!r,.' Q 'J 31lAl1LEs,4iii iIA1ilLES?7? Clgkjvi . . wily make dgrrific fa 3 er after he g es td'University of'Conn9cticut D studies Agri- culgjf . . . erful kid . . 2 wh lach t. f X h I G.O.LlNlusicdApprecia'Ti1XSenior Chor s' Si e Rule C , Presi- dentg Aittonomy Clubg Moving Picture Clubg Senior Football Manager. WALTER C. HEMINGWAY Oswell , . . our boy . . . stalwart center of our football team . . . will remember girls of G.H.S. in years to come. G.O.g Fire-Policeg Football. RONA M. HESSE Ronnie . . . remember the party . . . blue Ford . . . and you know it . . . wants to be an Interior Decorator . . . or go to college. French Clubg Debating Clubg Bridge Clubgi Slide Rule Club: Leaders' Club. f I s. S XQAROLLPN! H ii, iff . thlxhktive emb f the ss of ' 0 willjattend usinesq' glege . asid rem er Mahe6D J to . ' Red,Krossg e ' Qhorusg Girls Glee Clqbg St de Shop, Boo perg Typing g Com- pass usink' Stalfg Basketball, Honor Teamg Softballg Hockey. L , ,, 1,4 . A ee? at 5 f s f . 5 A -, l.g.'3i:0 '- r ?' v' -.x s' als FMS: 2 ' J: '. x ix., , Q 432i 0. ef ' ,g . -J. .L ROBERT W. HILLEGAS B.H .... will protrude into the realms of Research Chmeistry . . . What's done is done . . . will remember September 7th, x .gyg E- E2 ia4 cgcn - . we are -12 5 5:-i RUTH V. HOLLAND Rufus . . . wants to go to college . . . thrives on practical jokes . . . Egads . . . all those clubs, too. G.O.g French Club, Honorary Presidentg D.A., Secretaryg Glee Clubg Green Witchg Debating Club, Vice-Presidentg National Honor Societyg Hockeyg Basker- ballg Volleyballg Tennisg Bowling. DAILE HOLMAN Stretch . . . that sweet personality is her outstanding trait . . . with those looks she will go far . . . will attend a business college. G.O.g Bridge Clubg Knitting Clubg Hospitality Clubg Music Appreci- ationg Basketballg Softball. JACK J. JAMROZ Jake . . . big game hunter Cducks, etc.J . . . a strong and silent type with a build like Atlas . . . will remember L.S. G.O.g Boys' Cooking Clubg .Driv- ing Club. V . l ' ' I . A 'f I I Y. .. , I 3' 'Tx ' ' E t . PETER 45811515 Pete-. , . eitcells in sports and ap- peitrance . . . high in the ranks of your outstanding Seniorsl . . you i 'Xian expect a lot of him. I 3.04 Hospital-ity Committeeg ide Rule Clubg Bridge Clubg Compass Staffg Footballg Swim! mingg Hockeyg Baseballg Fresh- man Class Presidentg Sophomore Class Vice-President. 6 97' RICHARD C. JOHANN Zeke . . . may go to college . . . doesn't believe in working if you don't have to . . . active in Con- tempoarry Affairs Club. G.O.g Contemporary Affairsg Ger- man Clubg Cooking Clubg Driving Club. w-44 U QVC Maj I . L' L! W 9 f 1- r '-sleyfizp 5. JQHNSON ff ig . . . VUE certainly, dramatics Adore '. . intendsiyiifof- ficer i1yArmyAir Cor Q . vgon't forget Misskjvsorgan and Tier fd... , moods. . ,LC 1,1 c .5 Aero Clubg Dram-a'fQAss0ci- ati rg.N3rior1al Thespian. ' Ll-L G' WILTON G. JOHNSON Willy . . . hopes to become a dental technician . . . will remem- ber Mr. Harvey . . . I'll give you a shot in the head. G.O. . h , . , . 4 ill' , Yup X. , i H, -f . 'yxb' ' Vie ff'1:ENELoPis'A. KAFIEQ I J Penny . . . will soon be at college . . . always thoughtful of others . . . active in the D.A .... always has a bright thought. G.O.g Latin Clubg French Clubg D.A.g Art Clubg Compass Staffg Senior Chorusg Debating Clubg National Thespiang Girls' Glee Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Badmin- ton3Tennis,5,,Volleyball. I MARGARET H. KELM Peggy . . . foremost desire is to be a kindergarten teacher . . . should make a good one . . . quiet and patient . . . diligent worker. G.O.g Girls' Glee Clubg Driving Clubg Riding Clubg Duplicating Clubg Library Assistant, x 81 r ' 'Vx 'i Lfs A lx ,xf-5 .I t.. X 'DAVID AZ KHQBHLL Denny . . . his company adds en- joyment and amusement . . . plans on taking up advertising at college . . . plays a hot tuba. G.O.g Camera Clubg Band, Boys' Glee Clubg Senior Chorusg Com- pass Staffg Dramatic Association. JOAN I. KERBY Joanie . . . loves to dance . . . full of fun . . . plans to attend college . . . Wait for me . . . good school spirit. G.O.g Dramatic Association, Hos- pitalityg Latin Club, Secretary, Knitting Clubg Green Witch Busi- ness Staff, French Clubg Hockeyg Basketballg Volleyball. CHARLES E. KIDNER Chuck . . . nice smile . . . a track man at heart . . . intends on going to college . . . Meat head. G.O.g Sportmans' Club, President, Advisory Committee. DORIS J. KLINE Dolly . . . active in language clubs . . . will be a model when she grad- uates from G.H.S ..,. will remem- ber the fun she had in her sopho- more year. G.O.g Girls' Glee Club, Latin Clubg French Clubg Knitting Clubg Bridge Clubg Basketball. 1 ' ' f f - A gl, apr ll V' , W 1 lx . Fbh 1 . . a smile for all the girls few man in a swim suit' I .4 wyzar that Navy Blue .pi l always Sdn withclid. ' , ' O G.O.g Cooking Club, Gleenwich Historian Clkbg Swimming Tum- blingg Track. K H 82 X NN dxf ,NORBBN QCOHUQN Ngny . . Eve migligwhqb' there 's . . . ltE'Qble 1u- mor . . . out. XF' as . .g 'rls' CQ Ca lub' Cr' Clu g Qnfving S52 ' om taff' 'Qc Clubg ood An-if-kllubg ' lsg Mod- ern Dance, olleyballg Basketball. EDWARD JZ KIHSTOFK JR. Eddie . . . is ircollege' or the Navy? . . . Remember , FisTi Koehlert? No future in it! ,... itil oiffuyi this ladies' man . . e , G.O,gConte rafy Acagfi Clteen VVi1ch ' l Clu 'L ompass, Swimmiagg Tltackg fumbling. C I , 7- C . H D A HRQSFOP . . . desi e ll ' busi- ssool,teng5l' now about school ac ' Q. , - o 'v . . . a s art gal with a asing x .I GO: Se ior Ch pGirls' Glee Hospital: lubg Duplica- tng Clubg T ing Club, Red Crossg National Honor Societyg Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey. JOHN H. KUCK Johnnie . . . this managerial young man intends to go to college . . . will remember the climb from gym to chemistry . . . All right if you insist. G.O.g German Club, Secretary and Treasurer . . . Latin Clubg College Board Review Club . . . Slide Rule Club . . . Astronomy Club, Vice-Presidentg Debating Club . . . Science Club, Swimming Managerg .Baseball Manager. DOROT!-IY L. IJAMKIN Skinnyxgfe .ff determ ne worker . . I ' r rattled . . sweet and ni o know . . . aysjhoughtful othetfk-.X I ,V Q l G.O.g Swng'Cl Knitting Club' rt Clu Nationalt Art r ociet G ir lub' Compas Co Art tor Hos pitality bg Basket llg Yolleyyx ballg Softly IIBX .JN A JOAN L. LARUE Peppy . . . always energetic and sociable . . . to be an Airline Host- ess is her ambition . . . will re- member music appreciation. G.O.g Camera Clubg Bridge Clubg Softballg Volleyball. LOUIS V. LEE Lou . . . distinguished and re- served . . . going to dressmaking school . . . will always remember her freshman year . . . Honestly G.O.g Knitting Clubg Debating Clubg Bridge Club. PHYLLIS E. W Phyl . . . one of our steadiest gals , . wants to goto college . . . lively personality . . . But he hasn't called yet. G.O.g Girls' Glee Clubg Green Witch Business Staffg Dramatic Associationg Debating Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Softballg Basketballg Volleyballg Hockey. CLAIRE I. LENZI Claire . . . a bundle of fun and dynamic personality . . . always in a dither . . . loved Miss Wood and her ways . . . Really. G.O.g Camera Clubg Knitting Clubg Student Councilg German Clubg College Clubg Green Witch Businessg Debating Clubg Bowl- ingg Basketball. . . 1 P . , . ROSEMARIE R. HJ Dolly . . . quiet and rather re- served . . . forever ready with a warm smile and a friendly hello . . . always neatly dressed with good taste. G.O.g Duplicating Clubg Driving Clubg Leaders' Clubg Bridge Clubg Contemporary Affairs Clubg Hos- pitality Club. i JAMES LEONARD I jim . . . Lif6 is what you make it . . . future indefinite. . . bound to succeed . . . quiet, but well liked. G.O.g Radio Clubg Science Clubg Astronomy 'Clubf Senior Chorus. x Q 9 4 N 'THOMAS C. LEONARD Tom . . . will' remember the coaches while away at college . . . enjoyed music in G.H.S .... a determined worker . . . at ease. G.O.g Bandg Orchestrag Ensembleg Science Ciubg Aero Clubg Football. LEE S. LORENZ Lee . . . outstanding in every ac- complishment . . . his music will entertain many . . . a popular leader with an A plus rating on personality and brains. G.O.g Art Honor Societyg Orches- trag D.A.g Senior Chorusg Boys' Glee Clubg Compass, Co-Art Edi- torg Green Witchg Bandg Class Historian. FRED I. LOVE Fat . . . always makes you laugh . . . likes the girls . . . and they like him! . . . full of freckles and fun . . . Who, me! G.O.g Camera Clubg Astronomy Clubg Driving Clubg Boys' Cook- ing Clubg Football. DAVID LUBBERT Charly . . . sociable 'arid' reserved . . . wants ,to bE a minister . . . tljbdghrf 1 of others..-. . one for all and all for 'one.- ' G.O.g Bandg Music Appreciationg Track. I ' ' ll' . .aa . w J GLADYS LUBBERT Glad . . . reserved and friendly . . . wants to become a missionary . . . a smile and a helping hand for everyone . . . a true friend. G.O.g Sewing Clubg Horseback Riding Clubg Aero Clubg Student Council. fy fi xy TH . L RA ur...ple'g fsnalitym, e see ' pl thro gh t rwar ine? . . . doe 't lly d I ose shoulde . . tops. G.O Radio Alb, 'ootballg Base- , 1 ymblig O LYNN V. LYONS Lynnie . an attractive girl with a beautiful voice . . . wants to at- tcnd finishing school . . . very nice dresser . . . l can't help it! G.O.g Girls' Glee Cluhg.Senior Chorusg Knitting Clubg College Club, German Clulbg Debating Club, Dramatic Associationg Stu- dent Council. SHIRLEY M. D Lee . . . quiet and nice . . . an intelligent girl who likes sports . . . is always seen knitting. G.O,g Latin Clubg Glee Clubg Green Witchg Senior Chorusg Hos- pitality Committeeg D.A.g Hockeyg Volleyballg Basketball, Softball. DOROTHY A. MAFFUCCI Dot . . , she always wished for Friday . . . smart and efficient . . . bound for a secretarial future . . . always thoughtful of others . . . Mr. Harvey's American History Class. G.O., Assistant Treasurerg Typing Clubg Duplicating Club. .fi five il' JAMES MAGUIRE Whip . . . wants to travel after graduation Cdown the Post Roady g never had an enemey . . . will al- ways remember the office calling home when he was absent. G.O.g Fire-Policeg Aero Club. EUGENE MALATERRA Gene . . . wants to go to college . . . always thoughtful of others will remember Mr Hallets fifth period . . . says he is a lover, I 5 not a fighter. G.O.3 Fire-Police. '-1' JIILIANNA E. MALONEY Julie . . . just as sweet as she looks . . . shining, golden locks . . . some lucky boss will have an efhcient secretary. G.O,g Camera Clubg Typing Clubg Compass, Business Manager, Green Witchg Radio Production Clubg Modern Dancing. ADELE A. Milpitas Butch . . . ihlbtic .YQ likes music, Y' - . ,, espe ia-lly singing . F . Short- QKJ, I . . xshe 'antsxto be a secretary, Q , I Q65 Typing Glee tlubg Seniorg mor Chorusg Compassg Duplicating Clubg Hoc- keyg Basketballg Softballg Volley- ball. x MARGARET T. MANN Peggy . clear the floor, you bal- let Stars, here' she comes . , . our cheerleaders pcppy captain . . . an excellent dancer . . . complete with freckles. - G.O., cms' Cree 'Clubg Music Appreciationg Bridge Club, Typ- ing Club, Hockeyg Basketballg l Cheerleading, Captain. Nam ANN I MARK ANTHONY C eo will some day become a famous piano player a staunch admirer of Mr Morgan enthusiastic music lover GO Orchestra Girls Glee Club Bridge Club Leaders Club Theory Music Appreciation Hoc e VIRGINLA1 N..vMA-B,KI,AY Ginger mention dancing and shes right on the yob s e teaches it too' always a friend ly Hi toots' GO Glee Club Knitting Club Bridge Club Hospitality Club Archery DOROTHY A MARLIN Molly she listened for the 3 00 be had fun in Mr Harveys room always a laugh or a gig e G O Red Cross CHARLES F MARR Fred personality plus polite fellow who will never be in need of a friend kicks up dust on the track GO Boys Cooking Fire Police Slide Rule Clubg Bridge Clubg Cross Countryg Basketballg Hoc- keyg Track. ANN L. MARTINO Ann . . . a chattering female . . . always has an excuse for Mr. Sun- shine Lewin . . . will be a Spanish secretary after her college days. G.O.g Girls' Glee Clubg Contem- porary Affairs Clubg Green Witch Business Staffg Compass Staffg Hospitality Clubg Knitting Clubg Driving Clubg Girls' Woodwork- ing Clubg Basketballg Volleyballg Softball. ,pan J 'Q' S+' JAMES N MASON Jimmie transferred to G H S from North Brookfield Massachu setts in his Senior year was amazed by Miss Malones revolu tionary teaching methods ease on the stage will be a journalist GO Senior Play RICHARD A MATTISON Maggie spent a lot of time on the mezzanine during first lunch will march for the United States Army BARBARA 1 MAYORES Bo wants to be a secretary always looks Heat and properly dressed a quiet air about her GO Sewing Club Red Cross Club Music Appreciation SHEILA M MCCANN Shell that serene manner is so pleasing a brilliant girl outstanding in personality and in telligence known for her Scotch brogue G O Radio Club Music Apprecr ation, Sewing Club, Green Witch Literary Staff. FRANCES L. MCEACHERN Fran . . . one of our best all around girls . . . always anxious to help . . . known for her cheerleading, dancing, and leadership . . . one in a million. G.O.g Student Councilg Dramatic Associationg Knitting Clubg Hos- pitalityg Girls' Glee Clubg Com- pass-Data Editorg Green Witch Business Staffg College Clubg Jun- ior Prom Committeeg Cheerleaderg Basketballg Hockeyg Modern Danceg Badminton. 85 GENE F. MCEVOY Gene . . . intends to fly for Uncle Sam's Navy Air Corps . . . felt Mr. Ridlon's yard-stick . . . a really good kid. G.O.g Camera Clubg Contempor- ary Affairs Clubg Slide Rule Clubz Astronomy Club. f BERNXRD G5 MCFADDEN Win s' will join t Navy and A see the world studies are the' least of his worries carefree and full: of fun i GO, Camera Club Fire Police Cooking Club EVELYN M MCGINTY Evelyn better late than never liked our peppy pep rallies and Mr Morgan big help in the Student Shop GO Student Shop Bowling Modern Dance Club JAMES MCGRATH Mickey witty and wise eyes on the girls quite a guy on a cross-country course other boy who will wear bell bottom trousers G O Radio Club President Sportmen s Club Stage Club Cross Country Track Bas etbll xl Xl tltttcr-rmtp sMc UI NESS PY so D-1 Y W1 lot of c to the Navy that w y th the girls marvel on a a e HoorX GG MY CCl8I1 ClulS'xC nt rary Affairs pit lit9qjCltTKi lide Rule ub Tu blipg l Af' K H-im 'ff 'Fr 1 E-Sim 7. 'a-vggs ,.J, ss S.- PHYLLIS A. MEAD Phil . . . sweet as honey and just as loveable . . . interested in a junior College . . . one of Mr. George's Bling slaves. G.O.g' Knitting Clubg Driving Clubg Typing Clubg Bridge Clubg Music Appreciation. .fi - n-'f'l-u . .,, p ' 1 u'-0.-v-7 u.oso :Qs-9 5,5 ' ll gf' ROBERT ciif Bo a quiet Lit what an athlete don t be surprised if you find him teaching golf some summer at the country club GO Cooking Club Bank Stu dent Shop Fotball Track Hoc key Tumbling Golf JOHN A MERRITT Jack has talent for music his deeds are meritable college life should be fun knows a cute little Junior GO Senior Chorus President Physics Club Vice President Radio Club Green Witch Stu dent Council Hospttality Club Slide Rule Club D A Soccer JEANNEHE L MILLS Jeanette lust as sweet and as nice as she looks can always be counted on for a heery Hi Will attend Shorts GO Sewing Club Leadeg Club Hospitality Club QNM 1vfI'1'CH Mitchj sweetQndf e ly man unsophistrcat ant xpressing her opin a givdrtly dresped GO Q b Briggs Club Studhgt Sh Duphkgayng Club Basketbal enms lg . . . ble. b . . . P f D U U . ', ,' cf , I . ll ' . . . . an- ' i 9 X ' .. I i ' R ij Liv .. X XAU M, A - J X A Y j' l t R H aj xx , X HE . M Di h 'll t . .- - N f V- - a 21 ' ' ' A A Ye 1 U - . l . . . Jig? g, risk I s.. Y, J ' ' -f J if if - -:N ' s ' i 3 , z os- ' - - ' . . - ' ti tt J f ' i l 1 if l .f f J ' NJ A M 191 ' Y' it-- T, x' X A x x I' sl-N ?'1- 17' it 'we , X x J. JENNIE MLICZEK jen . , . can be found with or looking for the other half of the team . . . Jeanne . . . will make the most competent of secretaries. G.O.g Red Crossg Knitting Clubg Driving Clubg Music Apprecia- tion. THOMAS E. MONTGOMERY Monty . that one and only Glebe . . . never,' never without a grin . . . can hold his own in a Canadian Hop . . . young man with a horn. G.O.g Bandg Orchestrag Boys' Glee Clubg Contemporary Af- fairsg Compassg Hockey. DELORES C. MONTIMURRO Del . . . was a mighty competent G.O. Representative . . . pleasant and very likeable . . . can make those ivotys talk. G.O.g Senior Chorusg Girls' Glee Clubg Junior Red Crossg Student Councilg Typing Clubg Baseballg Basketballg Volleyball. JOHN M. MOONEY Moon . . . had fun in Boys' Cook- ing . . . quiet and calm-natured . . . future undecided . . . not interested in girls. G.O.g Boys' Cooking. NANCY L. MORAN Nancy . . . welcomed from New Rochelle in her Senior year . . . was very active in Isaac Young . . . will make a good teacher after college . . . active in sports. G.O.g College Clubg Volleyballg Basketballg Hockeyg Tennisg Bad- mintong Softball. '157 as Nt 0 N. 1, kiwi' ft. .,-iffff' 1 . - 55?.f.'Y2i'fi -aT?l.3'liffffQ,k 'V .59 ' . . fi taxa-',..?iffffft4fg-,i ' Q .. if -' ,f cf - -ri' A- 's ? ?9fiffa if '.g5- :L Cf tt Er' ' -fs if .U Jr. 5 X in 'BGB i g MATILDA M. MORANO Tillie . . . future includes being Mrs. Sposaro . . . remembers Mr. Harvey's classes . . . rarely un- happy , . . never unfriendly. G.O.g Red Cross Clubg Knitting Clubg Latin Clubg Spanish Clubg G Girls Clubg Student Councilg Hockeyg Softballg Basketballg Vol- leyballg Tennisg Bowlingg Arch- ery. FRANCIS S. MOREHOUSE, JR. Frank . . . sparkling personality and I.Q .... well liked . . . all around . . , a wonderful leader and a good friend . . . outstanding in his class. G.O.g Bandg Boys' Glee Clubg Senior Chorusg Camera Clubg Ger- man Clubg Compassg G.O. Presi- dentg National Honor Societyg Green Witchg President of junior Class. ROSEMARIE G. MORETTI Sugar . . . tops in athletics . . . flve feet of vitality . . . and fun . . . dry humor that delights . . . one of Miss Wood's fans. G.O.g Duplicating Clubg Typing Clubg Leaders' Clubg Junior Red Crossg Bridge Clubg Basketballg Softballg Volleyball. JEANNE W. MORGAN Jeanne . . . would love to be a model . . . changes hair style from day to day . . . thinks that Mr. Harvey is one of the best. G.O.g Knitting Clubg Driving Clubg Music Appreciation. BARRY W. MORLEY Barr . . . his bright remarks have lightened many a dark day . . . remembers Miss Wood's birthday . . . will always make the best of a situation . . . his voice is out- standing. G.O.g Senior Chorusg Green Witch Editorg Boys' Cooking Clubg D.A.g Stamp Clubg Soccer. 87 'ask ok lm Reb Xvlovs FRED J. MORRELL Fred . . . continually being con- fused with the other F.M .... works hard after school . . . never had much time for activities, G.O. Os.. 40 U09 v0 Us vJclC'fn.,0'V FRED . MORRE Fritz . . . ma es . . watches the sk . 0 lege . . . still savin ca G.OTg German Clubg Stamp Clubg Bandg Boys' Cooking Clubg Ten- nisg Hockey. JAMES R. MORRISON Jim . . . one of the boys . . . a sure bet for college . . . that personality is tops . . . Arizona . . . wonder- ful dancer. G.O.g Slide Rule Clubg Debating Clubg Bridge Clubg Dramatic As- ,sociationg Basketballg Tennis. PATRICIA A. MORSHEIMER Minnie . . . an enthusiastic gal with, original ideas . . . shining eyes and a cheery smile . . . tell it to the Marines, Pat! G.O.g Camera Clubg G Girlsg Vfoodwiorking Clubg Film Critics' Clubg Driving 'Clubg Knitting Clubg Modern Dance Clubg Popu- lar Songs Clubg Bridge Clubg Compass Staffg Student Councilg Basketballg Softballg Volleyball. JAMES MURPHY Jim . . . strong and not too silent type . . . amiable personality . . . never missing where there is fun . . . a good friend. G.O.g Slide Rule Clubg Bridge Clubg Sportsmen's Clubg Fire- Policeg Baseballg Footballg Basket- ballg Hockey. . I ald- ' fm-:ap W ,. ai VERNA B. MURRAY Vernie . . . ask for help and there she is . . . doesn't know what frown means . . . will make a good dress designer . . . Be seeing you. G.O.g Knitting Clubg Debating Clubg College Clubg Basketball. OTTOMAR E. NEBEL Otto . . . a determined worker . . . active in German Club . . . art en- thusiast . . . that E stands for ener- getic. G.O.g German Clubg Driving Clubg Soccer, Ma ger. JUANITA J. NELSON ea Jinny . . . what was cooking Fresh- man year, chickens? . . . plans for Junior College in the future . . . likes people. G.O.g Bridge Clubg Driving Clubg Knitting Clubg Hospitality Clubg Debating Clubg Basketballg Vol- leyball: Softballg G Girl. MARCIA L. NICHOLS Nickie . . . wants to report for the Dispatch in Florida . . . her witty poems will never die . . . small but very capable. G.O.g Typing Clubg French Clubg Red Crossg Compassg Green Witchg Softballg Volleyballg Bas- ketball. AUDREY NIGHTINGALE Aud . . . quiet but always ready for fun . . . as Miss Wood would say, Why are you late? . . . we hear she's quite the bowler. G.O.g Latin Clubg Fresh'man Glee Clubg French Clubg Jewelry Clubg Debating Clubg Bridge Clubg G Girls Clubg Field Hockeyg Basketballg Volleyballg Softballg Bowlingg Archery. fl .fs-f rx if E V YOU .PATRICIA A QCONNOR at And how she remem bers iss Smith always on the full of pep will attend Junior College tall and slim GO Hospitality Club Driving Club Girls Glee Club Senior Chorus Typing Club Bridge Club G Girls Club Student Shop Basketball Volleyball Soft ball Hockey REGINA C jp, Reggie wants to be a nurse but ever see her type members Chemistry with A S prefers to be seen and not heard GO Driving Club Senior Chorus Girls Glee Club Bridge Club kll GLTU fs vo KNOW QQ J 0159365 C abfwda- Ongtn 129515 gl U3 p Ecpg gl?thi'Fvv nature G .' Photography Club' Driving QD lr Sewing- Club' Art Honor Soci tyi. MH. Editqr of Green Witc QQ Uhllig Compass' Bas- ketball' aseball' Modern Dance' G.O. Representative. TREADWAY S. PARKER Tready . . . no strain no pain . . . his pride and joy is that hot rod car . . . immense change since Freshman year. G.O.' Debating Club' Slide Rulc Club' Contemporary Affairs. PATRICIA PEABODY at . . . her niceness exceeds her height . . . dependable and compe- tent at all times . . . will attend business school. G.O.' Stamp Club' Typing Club' Riding Club' Driving Club. Quan-f FRANCES W PENNELI Frannie this energetic young lady was active in all school affairs quiet and reserved thought ful of others at all times GO Typing Club Majorette Sewing Club Knitting Club Duplicating Club v L is J PERNA Lou and attentattve his presence is always wel com he will al mber Mr log. G Typing Club LUCILLE E PERNA Lou will always remember three years in Mr Harveys class plans to become a beautician a snappy dresser G.O.' Leaders Club' Driving Club' Duplicating Club' Hospi- tality Club. g PETER J. gg-gg f . .fa ways see ' homing 914 51 ' . . . oing to col- . . . . H be f r - Bring' . . you t rn m . . . bu ll the fun as had mpting to . my wsboys - po ry Affairs' De ati ' Radio Club. Q2-104 W. .. arf . . 'liar flying tackles with the blac met . . . vita man to the coach . . . too bad they don t have a football team in the Air Force. G.O.' Fire-Police' Baseball' Foot- a . 89 JOSEPH A. PESSY Joe . . . will remember his four years in Mr. Ridlon's homeroom uiet and reserved never , q . . ., 'lets anything bother him. 'G.O.g Cooking Club. 'L f' MARGARET M PETERS Peggy how we envied those stylish clothes she wore so well has beautiful voice and many friends a feather in the cap of G H S GO Freshman Chorus Girls Glee Club Senior Chorus Voice Class FLORENCE M PIECHOTA ffl6urXe1decF?oxn1ng remembers the' kids of GHS awgrdto e sets sufliqendb il yk f. gi' x -fx po irs Club gkgeglubgeaders Club Knitting Club Srniongiwp ARTHUR J PISANO rt has that devilish glearry in his eyes Gus s 4th pert Well Ill be dipped Wil sail the ocean blue for Uncl GO Cooking Cldbgl amera Club Hunting and Fishing Club Music Appreciation Fire Police CLARA H PORTZ Portzy cute and neat er ambition is to sit on her bosss knee and knit argyles socks to know her is to like her GO Typing Club Girls Glee Club Voice Music Appreciation Hospitality Club Library Staff Student Shop Knitting Club DA Compass Horseback Rid mg Basketball 90 CHARLES A. POTTGEN Chas . . . quiet and reserved . a genius . . . thoughtful of others . . . always willing to help . . . may some day work in a garage. G.O.g Boys' Cookingg Camera Clubg Slide ule Club! I , g . Q A ,Il , ku Y lf: J .IJANE K POWELL Janie enthusiastic and easy going Hospitality Club booster she s going to be a nurse GO Hospitality Committee Senior Chorus Knitting Club Driving Club Compass Green Witch DA RICHARD J POWERS Dick had a good time in His tory wants to travel and see it for himself Hey Spo GO Radio Club Boys Cooking Club Driving Club BARBARA PRATLEY Bobbie her lovely hair and sparkling eyes make many friends fan of fifty oners we God bless you she aims to be a horse owner GO Hospitality Club Horse back Rtding Club Sewing Club Field Hockey Volleyball Basket ball Archery LEROYW PRATT NLC! b ,Will h ve a celebation 'en q gra tes X Cwho on :U Lk! Qkmber those erik, our light man s e lolrerktoo 'Wx G.0 Radio Club A u ioysgciooktng Stage b v ing, lub Music App eciation Fire Police 'X Navi STEPHHSI PRATT R Steve Abdes Semot year Wwe slncernty always encour tendlnne what an electrlcl n h alxty shmes xn h1s eye G o D A ssdge Club GEORGE A P ESTO George wxll remember Pete till God knows when et yourself a job m the R C A F GO Camera Club F1rePolnce Drnvmg Club MARILYN B PRICE Chlck some day you may find Chick examining your teeth energetrc and athletxc a pleasmg personaltty qu1et GO Ftlm Crtttcs Mtcroscope Club German Club Brtdge Club Drxvxng Club Archery Bowlmg Volleyball AGNES N PRINGLE Nancy w1ll attend Berkley we hope Say now wrll re member the operetta a smrle for all wtth a sparkltng per sonaltty GO Latm Club Sentor Chorus Gtrls Glee Club Home Nursmg Basketball MAUREEN E PURCELL Maur would make an enter tammg nurse for all those cute boys especxally the red heads both pretty and devtlxsh anybody see Joe around? GO Glee Club Latm Club Cooktng Club Hospttaltty Club Drtvmg Club Brxdge Club Green W1ICh Busmess Staff Tenms FRANK R PUTRINO Red l msep able from Dems un exter r decetvmg you ca tell y th t grmx. us 1 ally h ppy al aysige GO Boys ookln-gxClub!l 5 Y Bet oh she s gomg to e secret ry alw ready omeone a vor mg an L X5' GO uxuor Red Cross Typmg Club e gpg Club upltcattng Club NANCY M RAE Nance certamly can look for ward to a brrght future business college and as a legal secretary oh fiddle sucks GO Typmg Club Sewmg Club Orchestra Interschool Orchestra Strmg Ensemble Strmg Quartet Nattonal Honor Soctety Cham ber Musxc Student Councrl JEAN A RAPPE Snappy Rappe and Snappy she ns whats your problem? an eager ltstener always one of our sweetest angels O Kmttmg Club Glee Club eaders Club Votce Club Stu dent Counctl Badmmton Volley ball Tenms JOAN R REID Joan a new add1t1on to G H S was qutte the student at Emma Wlllard wxth her pleastng personality she s sure to make a good nurse Baseball Basketball Tenms Track 91 A DANIEL P. Resrilcigt W Frerlchy J . . maybe because he's New England Champ? . . . actik in orchestra and activities . . made National Honor and Thes- pian tSocieties . . . wouldn't it be better if he studied law? G.O.g National Honor Societyg Thespiansg Green St ifg Compass Staffg Fre h bi gr- chestrag D.A.g Enlxmbleg Slide Rule Club. , NANCY RICHARDSON Nanc . d hted in Mr. Bella's voic in nnou ments . . . to tty u ra ic t red Uni- vers ? . qu . . . nassuming . . . but lways iendl . G.O,g Sewing Clubg Camera Clubg Green Witchg Latin Club, Vice- Presidentg Bowling. J W. :VJ f' 5 L ,B- 9 J -A glib , J. it-will -1 u W 'R 3iQl?.'I'i1VikQfQj-IigsDQQifA him . .4 -mah hafrrgturnn and 1 s Wllid . . gral viewpoint . . . Jwayvrion ly . . . very easy go- ing . . . homework? . . . what's that? ' vG.O.g Dramatic Associationg Foot- ball. FRANCES M. RIITH Frannie . . . is a neat dresser . . . sweet personality . . . girl who can't'forget life with Mrs. Hawk- ins . . . on to Merchandising. G.O.g Student Shopg Hospitalityg Brid Clubg Green Witchg Typ- ing Ciubg Camera Club. BEVERLY ROSS Bev . . . lighthearted . . . carefree , . . ready smile . . . lives life for what it's worth . . . is heading for P.M.I. or Port after her exit from G.H.S. G.O.g Contemporary Affairsg Knit- ting Clubf Bridge Clubg Cheer- leaderg Driving Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Film Critics'g D,A.g Por- trait Club. 92 MARY F . RUNYAN Mary . . . California must have been sad when she left . . . brought a lot of that sunshine with her . . . complete graciousness . . . tall . . . slender . . . striking. G.O.g College Clubg Bridge Clubg Knitting Clubg Hospitality Clubg Softballg Hockeyg Volleyballg Bas- ketball. l CARL C. ROTHERMEL Carl . . . quiet, unassuming . . . willing helper . . . has special knack for photography . . . clearly sees what he likes. G.O.g Driving Clubg Photograph- erg Science Clubg Radio Produc- tion Clubg Hospitality Clubg Stu- dent Shopg Green Witch Staff. CLARKE? Clarke . . . even on into college, will never forget Gus' mustache . . . laughter and jokef extraord- inary . . . Miss VVood'loved him. G.O.g Green Witchg Radio Clubg Dramatic Associationg Debating Clubg Footballg Soccer, Captain. ELEANOR M. RYAN Sweet Slim . . . unaffected and, oh, so sincere . . . can aruge with th: best of them . . . the truth is beautiful . . . love that girl. G.O.g Bridge Clubg Sewing Clubg Contemporary Aifairsg Hospitality Clubg G Girlsg Music Appreci- tiong Typing Clubg Volleyballg Basketballg Softball. ANITA M. SANCHEZ Neet . . . let him study who wishes to get knowledge . . . quiet and reserved . . . plans to be a child nurse . . . always ready to help a friend. 4G:'O.g Sewing Clubg Basketballg Volleyball. if , -tl ...f , , PAULINE A. SANDOR Sandy . . . quiet but her presence adds something . . . she'd succeed at business school . . . will make a good secretary. G.O.g Red Crossg Typing Clubg Clothingg Music Appreciation. 1 DULCY ER Dulcy . . . active in sports . . . a cute cheerleader with lots of pep . . . she'll never be in need of a friend . . . sweet to everyone. G.O.g Cheerleaderg Green Witch Business Staffg G Gitlsg Basket- ballg Softballg Hockeyg Volley- ball, Badmintong jewelry Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Knitting Clubg Student Shopg Music Apprecia- tiong Modern Dance Club. i Q , ELO . SAN D . ' e d r . . i cae ..big b s. ill arte f hicyx hool . men- 'o ou thi ti of ..D l G. .grmldent Councilg Green Witch, Business Managerg Hospi- tality Clubg Hockeyg Archery. FRANK W. SANTORO Frank . . . his smile is friendly and inviting . . . brain in Spanish . . will go on to College . . . will re- member Miss Challis and the foot- ball games. G.O.g Woodcarving Clubg Camera Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Astronomy Club. HARRIET A. SARGEANT Patsy . . . judging from those clubs she should make some lucky man a good wife . . . she likes what Port Chester has to offer. G.O.g Knitting Clubg Nursingg Babysitting Club. T4-3 tx 'T 1, Y - ,f ffvf, . ' s . X ,jg fi' K4 t' ' fiffi ' i vi I' PETER J. SOHMITT, JR. Pete . . . hecan' really make a drum t lt . a tall guy with a ready smile . .fcan he dance? . . . well I'll say. G.O.g Bankg Orchestrag Boys' Glee Clubg Music Appreciationg Bridge Clubg Hospitality Clubg Typingg Basketball. s . ' iff x . I . nf .4 HERMAN, R. SCHOENWALD Towhead . . lffure gets around . . . wants to be a medicine man . . . knocks himself out in school plays . . . spent too much money in his Senior year. G.O.g Latin Clubg German Clubg Slide Rule Clubg D.A.g National Thespian Societyg Camera Cluhg Compassg Astronomy Clubg Phy- sics Club. s L s . Y Q, Q1 'I A ' 4' Jun V - Eruc scuorr X , Erlvffffalways ready to help . . . nice personality . . .he'll hit the top at college . . . likes to take pictures. G.O.g Camera Clubg Radio Clubg Physics Club, Presidentg College Board Clubg Compassg Astronomy Clubg German Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Baseballg Football. f ANT IARRI . . . jolly ki ev r takes ore th on ho ll g' ir ts in C ' ays golf, too. l'G.O.g Duplicating Club. ,L3V. l- S- lfl-Qoki-if . v ,I X4 xx K ixx 'xxxl IN LOUIS SCICLI N Tilt . . . likes the girls . . . at Manero's . . . his hair cha color with the seasons. G.O.g Film Critics'g Radiog Cam- erag Cookingg Swimming. 93 JOSEPH SCLAEANI joe . . . however does he fit everybody in that little car? . . . another star gazer . . . wants to be an engineer . . . likes to work on his car or go hunting. G.O.g Physicsg Astronomy Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Contemporary Affairsg College Board Clubg Footballg Swimming. fl y 4, 2 J .512 ,X if ' -1 ' ' .f JOSEPH sconoo T Joe . . . happy go lucky . . . will be a Yankee fan until Dimag retires . . . doesn't believe in putting off until I0m0tt0W what you can do today. G.O.g Music Appreciationg Base- ball. NANCIE SCOTT Scottie . . . full of fun . . . you can't keep her quiet . . . always on the go . . . will be found curling people's hair. G.O.g Radio Clubg Library As- sistantg Tennis. GEORGE SEAMAN Mo . . . a bandsman, swimmer and netman . . . and he excells in each as with his friends . . . those sparkling eyes are as friend- ly as he is. G.O.g Astronomy Clubg Theory Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Band Orchestrag Vfoodcarving Clubg College Board Clubg German Clubg Boys' Glee Clubg Tennisg Swimming. DOROTHY SENFT Dot . . . a willing worker . . . jolly . . . liked English with Mrs. Cummings . . . plans to go into Clerical work. G.O.g Red Crossg Duplicating Clubg Sewing Clubg Knitting Clubg Typing Club. An if JOANA SHELBY Joan . . . active in Dramatics . . . lovely blond hair and a sweet personality to go with it . . . will go on to college. G.O.g Spanish Clubg D.A.g Green Witchg French Clubg Debating Clubg Girls' Glee Club. RICHARD SHELDON Shell . . . small and full of mis- chief . . . will don an Army uni- form . . . out of school more than he was in. G.O.g Fire-Police. WALTER SHOPOVICK Walt . . . likes to tinker with out-board motors . . . always seen with Jake . . . ask him how he liked the smell of eggs in Chemistry. G.O.g Boys' Cooking Clubg As- tronomy Clubg Slide Rule Club. ARTHUR SIBLEY Art . . . quiet and attentive . . . active in the Aero Club . . . Re- members Mr. Lewin . . . will go to College and be a Civil En- gineer. G.O.g Aero Club. -lL,yJ '. - ' 1 P' J' kjs f 1 ,x xt..- , . . Y . Y' i 1 A XXX-1. . - ',k ' X J l -4 . .4 LI I . 2 T- ,A y, . j ,xwl K -Z. L '11, H ,. I. I . EDWARD J. SIELEY . . . devotes all his spare time to photography . . . modest and unselfish . . . will probably take pictures for his college year book. G.O.g Photo-Play Club, Secre- taryg Camera Clubg Audio-visual yolunteerg Contemporary Af- airs. qv-4-. ill z 9 'uv' i I ,f. Sify 'ss o 550 'ss-Zu JOHN W. SIECIENSKI Stosh . . . silence is golden, keep quiet and get rich . . . wants to work in a business firm . . . will remember three years with Mr. Harvey. G.O.g Student Shop. JOHN H. SKEEN Hall . . . where would the Com- pass be without him? . . . he'll knock college for a loop . . . a hard worker who knows when to stop and have fun. G.O.g Aero Clubg Green Witchg Slide Rule Clubg Bandg Orches- rrag Compass, Editorg Swimmingg Tennis. I r 1 K . . AUDREY SMITH Au tall blond and soprsti cated spents lots of time with the DA has good school sprrit and an all around person a ity GO Political Science Club DA Senior Chorus Compass Green Witch CBus1nessb College Club Hockey Basketball Volley ball Softball CLAIRE R SMITH Claire where theres a will theres a way nice dresser always neat is going to train to be a baby nurse GO Knitting Club Driving Club Typing Club FLOYD M SMITH Smitty good looking and friendly surely will wow them at college such curly hair too GO Astronomy Club L , xlf. Exif' If 1 cgvf, V Xl KL.- ff If I L' ' WILLIAM ,POCI Billy., f. 'the sho' must ,go on . . . and witxout h'm,itl4w'ouldn't . . . aufeicpert ln ramatics . . . com out on top 'n all he at- temps. , G.O.g Senior 'Chlmrusg D.A.g Art Clubg Art Clubg Art Honor Societyg Boys' Cookingg Thes- pians. LOUISE SPADARO Tillie . . . small but packed with fun . . . wants to be a hairdresser . . . always laughing . . . jolly outlook on life . . . Are you kid- ding? G.O.g Knitting Club. MICHAEL SPEZZANO wows the girls easy to know nice to everyone will remember Got your class dues? precision instru ments interest him G O Contemporary Aiiarrs Camera Club Track Basketball MARIO STRFANELLI Steff has many friends will never forget Miss Malone wall be a dentist always has a yo e G O Football ROBERT STOVER Smoky a loyal fire policeman will go to school for gun smiths a good kid 1 es sports By rights GO Student Councxl Fire Police Hospitality Basketball Football Cross Country NOAN sritatis joan . . . got her exerci? from climbing tb the 3rd Boot . . . artistiqhLLy inclined . . . What a life. Q .Q I cog Hospiiality Clubi Riding Clubg Aero Clubg Art Clubg Ten- nisg Archery. 1 , JOSEPH srimzza , . ' will loin the Nav of -IOCL. - - l Y befan accountant . . . will re- member the homework from 120 .4. . Never givqpupf' If G.O.g Bandg Duplicating Clubg Basketball. I 1 RICHARD SUMMERS Dick . . . demon on the gridiron . . . will remember the coaches . . . favors a dead tennis rac- quet . . . Hey Bucky. G.O.g Cooking Clubg Wood Carv- ing' Clubg Greenwich Historical Clubg Contemporary Affairsg Foot- ballg Basketballg Tennis. 4 1. ELIZABETH SUNDBLAD Betts . . . quiet manner . . . likes sports . . . has the cutest pug nose . . . another angel in white . . Oh, for heaven sakes. G.O.g Astronomy Clubg Glee Clubg Typing Clubg Voice Clubg Green Witch Business Staffg Basketballg Archeryg Baseball: Volleyballg Hockey. JEAN TEICHERT Blonde . . . shining hair and a happy smile . . . will be a secre- tary after graduation . . . remem- bers Mr. Harvey . . . O, bro- ther. G.O.g Leaders' Clubg Contempor- ary Affairs Clubg Music Appreci ation. QW' ., A ' !Ss:41.sf, ii V- XS? 1: ff .. '2- iff, . 4511 i?'f' . .'2fv'iiSf ' 1 e ..'2r::, HXLHEIMER r lger wi remem r with iss y u u W ty: boy t w. NR gat-i-ii lubtlj t N '..r-'ih - an bc'--' x 'd' 3 ,. IRE E TQOMSETT QL, ST. . D. fill tipep . . . those freckles are so cute! xr . friendly and pleasant to all . .flwillebe a nurse Ol' 3 SCCFCIHIY. G.O.g Astronomy Clubg Duplica- ting Clubg Typing Clubg junior Red Crossg First Aidg Knitting Clubg Hockeyg Basketball. DOROTHY H. THOMPSON Dot . . . ualities are all admir . . . s and very ni . a i n chool . . . any s. Chg Co ramatic As- tiong Chorusg Girls' Glee Clubg ational Honor So- cietyg A Capella Choirg Hockeyg Volleyballg Basketballg Bowling. German lubg Green so S ESTELLE TOWNSEND Stelle . . . ambition is to become an artist . . . always seen with Nancy S .... a bright person- ality. G.O.g Girls' Glee Clubg Tennis Badminton. MARGARET M. ULASKY . srgie . . . alsweeter girl couldn't y. . . anybody want a secre- tary? . . . an excellent tennis player . . . a competent gal, G.O.g Senior Chorusg Girls' Glee Clubg Hospitality Clubg Typing Club: Duplicating Club. OLIMPIA R URSO Chubby . . . attractive and sweet . . . will remember Mr. Harvey's classes . . . would like to be a bookkeeper . . . loves football, wonder why? G.O.g Typing Clubg Duplicating Club. I Af A lj! i tj: WO' N , 'ff ' - ,fb , HARRY VAN DYKE 1 Harry . , . quiet and reserved . . . quite a guy on that football held . . . just get to know him . . . can cook, too. G.O.g Footballg Boys' Cooking Club. s J Ivy 4 JOYCE L. VELAPOLDI 4 ja . . . enjoyfd-arguing with . ,Nemeyi . I likes sports . . . far fiom serious, that is why we likd-herl, . .lanother pne of mg musib 1 rs. ' Q Go- in Club' Girls' Glee ., 74p g . Clubg' Senior Chorusg Cqmpassg Student Councilg Junior Red Crossg Baskeballg Softballg Vol- leyball. PATRICIA UGIHHMCHT Pat . . . carefree and gay . . . always manages an A . . . very active . . . dresses neatly and in style . . . you'll never find her in a silent mood. G.O.g Girls' Glee Clubg Green Witchg Student Councilg D.A.g Debating Clubg Compassg Slide Rule Clubg Contemporary Af- fairs Clubg Sotfballg Bowlingg Basketballg Volleyballg Modern Dancing. MARY E. WAGNER Sis . . . her quiet manner will aid her as a secretary . . . she is friendly and very pleasing . . . Gee whiz! G.O.g Red Crossg Typing Clubg Driving Club. Lol gf 1 ' K-,Elk - , hs! fx Fil lllll tra. ?: 'R Zillillll ' 2 - X l' . if 3 .ne . ' 2 w .1 MARSHALL H. WALDEMAR Mbrsb . . . snappy dresser, but iehnitely! . . . great love is music . . , wants to be an electrical en- gineer after college. G.O:g Bandg Otchestrag Boys' Glee Clubg Music Theoryg Music Appreciation. ELSIE C. WALTERS Sister . . . quiet and reserved . . . always friendly and so she will remember her friends . . . is a natural for a baby nurse. G.O.g Aero Clubg Knitting Clubg Student Shop Staffg Contempor- ary Affairs Clubg Music Appreci- ation. LAWRENCE R. WALZ . 1 f' V ,f Larry . .-Iigequalwfd' Qfidiible as or ' a l . 5 fl ' . si cf' ar. A' Sgggffbfgn .vgfpin t Y L f' , 'A ff gi. 1 in 4!Q2Br iBg 5 ' . . l'd ' Ru ' ,u ?1i g Clublhiot? bal 3 sketballg .Tr ls.- . azz. 5, 'Q JOHN F. D John . . . very obliging and al- truistic . . . quiet' but friendly . . . Let's go . . . and he did on the cross-country course. G.O.g Camera Clubg Woodwork- ing Clubg Cross-Country. - 1 . y , . -,NL x- BARBARA L. WEISING Bob . . . nice as they come . . . that carrot top is so cute . . . she disptoves the adage about red headed tempers . . . proficient in athletics. G.O.g Camera Clubg Knitting Clubg. Driving Clubg Bridge Clubg Music Appreciationg Bas- ketballg Volleyballg Baseball. ll . f, dfppageffyw .i ' EN 'A , V, Daldi. . .is bead o a car'rl, arti th t ' i x comprdil C :Eg gigiflpesnk . 7. a n Jresser. 1 pgopiiilio Clubg' sfudemco ci V. ' ' X , :k.,,-Q-...,.. -- - ' warg 75? Yr'-...Q ,yg s BARBARA F. WILKENS Bobbie , . . poised and demure . . . shining hair is her crown- ing glory . . . will be well liked at Endicott with that personality. G.O.g Debating Clubg Cooking Clubg Camera Clubg Green Witchg Dramatic Associationg Bowlingg Modern Dance. t VNDAVID W. WILKINSON ,Dave . . . sports are right in his lliheff .4, quiet but well liked . . . 'will get up at 6:30 to go to work iam. isn't he ambitiouslv G.o.g Footballg Basketballg Base- ball. SALLY P. WILSHIRE Sal . . . this gal has a personality that is tops with everyone . . . will soon change that Miss to Mrs. . . . cute as a picture. G.O.g French Clubg Contempor- ary Affairs Clubg Dramatic As- sociation. FINN G. WILSTER Whitey . . . will have to dodge the girls with those good looks! . . . easy to get along with . . . does all right on the basketball court. G.O.g Fire-Policeg Compass Staffg Contemporary Affairs Clubg Boys' Cooking Clubg Photogra- phy Club' Basketball. li, ... ,555 -ofa' ill AF er- .5 w 9 5 . L '- - - ,, +A F1481 TJ .186 , A WW wg.. . , , QQ Q i . L, W ka -'LrL CAROL J. WINCAPAW Winky . . . a great gal for sports . . . horses are her first love . . . she wants to raise them with her sister. G.O.g Sewing Clubg Riding Clubg Aero Clubg Bridge Clubg Music Appreciationg Hockeyg Basket- ballg Volleyballg Bowlingg G Girl. DOROTHY J. WINCAPAW Wink . . . like-heir sister, she loves horses . .'. favorite out-fit is dungarees and plaid shirt , . . lots pf, fun. GfO.g Riding Clubg Aero Clubg Sewing Clubg Music Apreciationg Bridge Clubg Baseballg Basket- ballg Hockeyg Bowlingg Volley- ballg G Girl. DOLORES M. WISNE Dolly . . . an attractive dresser . . . pleasant and friendly . . . will be a secretary . . . always seen with Barbara. G.O.g Red Cross Clubg Music Appreciation. JOHN F. w1sNoM Fred . . . that familiar fellow with the Hash bulbs . . . shoulders responsibility well . . . always to be found in the Audio-Visual room. G.O.g Camera Clubg Audio-Vis- ualg Contemporary Affairs Clubg Compass Staff. M. LOUISE YOUNG Lou . . . on her way to Art School . . . one of the prettiest gals in her class . . . dresses in perfect taste. G.O.g Aero Clubg Riding Clubg Knitting Clubg Bridge Clubg Leaders' Clubg Music Apprecia- tiong Basketballg Softballg Vol- leyballg Archeryg Tennisg G Gir. V W 1' '-mf, '- ,mv-Y' 'l' -il? Y A., ,. fa 'Qt williffeverggneed of a fxj t, . it ballg Basketballg Soccerg Volleyball. K ' META M. Rita! . that gymnastic 'knius . .' .1 will if be a typist 4 housewife? 'G' never di e of homework G.O.g Gttftfwatth Red cttm Hospitality Clubg Soft- FRED L. ZUMBO Fred . 'e?J, .we w der. . .intends to work after gr ulzgfgn . .WN?hOITcEzl1Ofk', and he was happy. Frmd, G.O.g Fire-Policeg Slide Rule. , nj, HOWARD S. FISHER 5 ,Pai 3 Mickey . . . new to G.H.S. in his Senior year . . . quite ROBAERT gi 9 1 , 1 f GEORGE CHANDLER . ' ' rf . . George . . . quiet, but he sure knows what is going on . . . dresses nicely . . ,willing to dohis part. G.O.g Fire-Policeg Stamp Clubg Aero Club. N bluff J M010 fl' DMJ X Bob . . . a daidevil at thqjvheel . . . known for his many cars . . . will go to college . . . always ready for the boy with all the women . . . plans to go to college. .G.Of N v fl -- fun. A- Q .N f 'J' 'X-3' ,XSL - . G.0fGolf.r- s 9 5-NY.- FIUTOGIQAPHS ff '- -1! f- 'V -'--,f- - ,f fyfv' J fh .r JBJVVM ,, Ng! W GV WA X M K X1 Jiffy my Xb, JA fxxknr' f,Z WW bv' xx I 1 y I ' N up 'Q QQ? '45 0151 , .14 YALL A il U L Q s , N . A J - if mn A X Q, 0 , I 57 ' J 1 2 I - ,,, -f ,, --mm fm, f ' , Y XL Q 4 tv' 3 N ., wi Ag Q7 + FD 3 N: V E-. .. m ' Il f 'f o ' F. TV ' . U 6 Rau -J as Z. , 'NIM . HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES CLASS OF 50 CONGRATULATIONS A Successful Future Belongs To Those Who Plan For Tomorrow Your Future Is Secure Only Through Specxalrzed Trammg SHORT S SECRETARIAL SCHOOL rs accredlted by the Connectrcut State Board of Educatron IS also a Charter Member of the Natxonal Councrl of Busmess Schools and has been approved for the offerrng of the followrng Standard Courses umlzu 0 STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL 3 VETERANS TRAINING PROGRAM CUNDER GI BILL OF RIGHTSD Frrst Essennal Step To Semrxty Speclallzed Trammg SUMMER SCHOOL FALL TERMS Day and Evenlng SCSSIODS Day and Evenmg Sessrons All Commercxal Subyects Offered Day School September 6 Tutorrng Make Up Work Evenmg School September ln Commercnal and Academrc Refresher and Comptometer Subyects Courses INQUIRIES and VISITS to the REGISTRATIONS now bemg School are mvxted accepted Future Securrty agiafifk Lgemefzzwkzf agvffaaf The School of Busmess Accountrng and Secretarral Tra1nmg Telephone 3 3185 305 ATLANTIC STREET STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT 9 HIGHER ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I A . , W 1 L M 7 W. D. WEBB, Inc. WATCHES - SILVER WARE - JEWELRY 117 Greenwxch Avenue Greenwxch Conn DAVE'S FOODS, Inc. MEATS-FISH - FROZEN FOOD GROCERIES and FRUIT Phones: 8-3270 - 8-5271- 8-5272 227 Greenwxch Avenue Greenwlch Conn GROSSMAN SHOES FOOTWEAR FOR ALL OCCASIONS GOOD SHOES KEEP GOOD FEET HEALTHY THE MARTIN COMPANY MENS WEARING APPAREL Telephone 8 1558 225 Greenwxch Avenue Greenwxch Conn ITS A FACT' MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE TURNING GRIFFITH E HARRIS INSURANCE ABSOLUTE PROTECTION HONORABLE TREATMFNT just Say Gm? Harrzx Handles All My Imzmznce Telephones Greenwlch 8 1224 8 1225 3 STRICKLAND ROAD COS COB CONN 103 0 I o TO FOR ff ' ' U a , . MICHAEL S DRUG STORE M J SMERIGLIO Reg Pharm Prop Phone Greenwrch 8 4924 228 Post Road Cos Cob Conn COMPLETE GRADUATION OUTFITS 79 Atlantrc Street Stamford Conn COS COB SELF SERVICE LAUNDR Eqzzzpped wrth and DRYERS Phone Greenwxch 8 0470 NEXT TO POST OFFICE Post Road Cos Cob Conn FRANK MARTIN 81 SONS, Inc CLCTHINC OF CHARACTER YOUNG MEN s SHOP DOWNSTAIRS Mann Street Stamford Conn Bert Wzrher From IDEAL CUSTOM TAILORS 234 Post Road Cos Cob Conn STEVENS 84 SNYDER TEXACO SERVICE STATION Ga! Ozl Greare Batterzes Charged Tzrey Tuher ami Accerrorzer DEPENDABLE ROAD SERVICE 392 Post Road Cos Cob Conn COS COB CLEANERS 81 TAILORS DELIVERY SERVICE Telephone Greenwrch 8 2991 138 Post Road Cos Cob Conn WHITE S DRUG STORE STANLEY F WHITE Reg Pharm Prop Phones Greenwrch 8 3398 80832 158 POSt Road C05 Cob C0311 104 I .. Y ' 261 ' , . I C omplzmenrf DRINKWATER SONS INCORPORATED MOVING PACKING SHIPPING HELNG SIGN COMPANY .VIORAGE We Sohczt Your Buuneu Agents for AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT C The Store Wzlla the Bzg Clock Lester H Denson IEWELER ESTABLISHED 1915 Telephone 8 1271 GREENWICH CONN 553 Greenwlch Avenue Greenwlch Conn EDW FITZSIMMONS Inc AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY 0 1 19 RAILROAD AVENUE GREENWICH CONN 105 Of O. H ' ' If Telephone 8-0196 I I . I i I C , I O 1 9 0 - 9 5 O O To Graduates of the Class of 1950 Sgigx '51 K S MP 'Syl-Q 9, A ARE YOU THINKING OF A BUSINESS CAREER? MERRILL Busmess Preparatlon Course wlll tram you for office manage ment and hlgher accountancy dlrected toward L P A MERRILL Executwe Secretanal Course wlll prepare you for a posltlon as a capable asslstant to executives MFRRILL Stenographlc Secretanal Course IS a toe ln the door oppor tumty for those mtercsted ln advertlslng radlo etc MERRILL also offers Selected Busmess Subjects to those deslrlng lnten slve or refresher trammg Indlvldual teachmg ln all major subjects VOC8ll0H3l Dlrectlon and Placement Service Enter any sesslon day or evenmg Coeducatlonal Wrlte call or telephone NOW for GENLRAL BULLETIN SUMMER SESSION THE MERRILL SCHOOLS Trammg or Success tn Busmess SOUTH NORWALK STAMFORD 97 Washlngton Street 60 Strawberry Hlll Phone: 66034 Phone 3 1444 Fully accredited by The Connecticut State Board of Educatlon The National Council of Buslness Schools 'I 6twlC J l4trlfl:rttysI!!l Cl'I!fff' X .ff ' ,I Q Q J C ' . x 'fig CEQ' J ' ' X ' 66 -' - - 99 I Q 5 s ' 1 . GG ' ' f 3 ' ' 9, AUGIES SERVICE STATION COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING and MACHINE WORK 'E' U S ROYAL TIRES TUBES BATTERIES -ci' Phone Greenwlch 8 5152 449 POST ROAD COS COB CONN C H I M B L O B R 0 S BUILDERS CONTRACTORS Phone Greenwrch 8 5689 593 Boston Post Road Cos Cob Conn BALMER 8. FERRIS ATHLETIC 60005 Saddlery Brcycle and Luggage Repanrrng Dept Telephone 4 0721 21 Bank Street Stamford Conn HENDRIE 81 LOVATT Inc cL0TH1ERs and HABERDASHERS 105 Arlantnc Street Stamford Conn 107 I -,, ' Bicycle! - Luggage - Camp Equipment , 1 ROUND HILL FARMS For Tbofe Who Appreczate THE FINEST MILK WE HAVE IT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SERVICE Telephone 8 0188 16 Greenw1ch Avenue Greenw1ch Conn GREENWICH STATIONERY TOYS LUGGAGE GIFTS RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Telephone 8 1594 75 Greenwxch Avenue Greenw1ch Conn THE BOSWELL DRUG CO W EVERETT BARNES Mgr PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Telephone 8 0066 13 Greenwnch Avenue Greenwich Conn SWFATLRS SPORT COATS T h e P R E P S h o p J S WEISS Prop 4 Modern Shop Caterzng to the Modem Young Man Telephone 8 2154 71 GREENWICH AVENUE SLACKS SHIRTS Iumor Clique Sacxon VIRGINIA REYNOLDS Slzes 9 to 15 10 to 44 12M to 241 100 WEST PUTNAM AVENUE Barbette Helen Nafh J C A P U T I EURRIER and TAILOR Phone 8 0215 Greenvu 1ch Avenue Greenw1ch Conn YOUR KAYSER STORE Gzftx for All Occafzom H1ghest Quahry Lowest Prxce Telephone 8 2166 26 W PUTNAM AVE GREENWICH CONN THE PUTNAM BARBER SHOP AT THE TIP TOP OF THE AVENUE Telephone 8 0258 GREENWICH CONN T - . . - Zh , , O . , . . . , . I . Il'7bcre Drug Service Comer FirJt H C ' - - A vi D , ' ' H 5 U 'E a ' 1 - I08 JONES FLORIST YOUR FRIENDLY FLORIST WE DELIVER ANYWHERE IN THE TOWNSHIP OF GREENWICH Phone 6 8510 777 Mull Street Byram Conn GREENWICH TIME Over 25 000 Greenwnch Folks Read xt Every Day jozn This Ever Growzng Lu! 0 Readerx and Keep Up to Dale on All Local News More and more people are enyoymg our Socnety News Sports Coverage Interestmg and In forrnatlve Columns Edntorlals and Top Fhght Comtcs 'k 'k 'k READ GREENWICH TIME REGULARLY THE PORT OF CAI.I. GIFTS TOYS HOUSEHOLD Telephone 7 0709 242 Sound Beach Avenue Old Greenwxch Conn DAVID STEVENSON Cbozce Mean Fancy Grocerzex and Vegetable: Imported and Domertzc Wmer and Lzquors Frexb Sea Food a Speczalty Oven Frexb Bakery Product! 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FENNAR STUDICD of GREENWICH C g 1 CLASS OF 50 GREEN WITCH RESTAURANT Greenwxch Avenue Greenwxch Conn PERFECT GRADUATION GIFT SMITH CORONA SILENT TYPEWRITER 399 50 Plus Taxes We A110 Carry All Other Standard Makes of PURTABLE TYPEWRITERS THE MEAD STATIONERY COMPANY Phone 8 3400 252 258 Greenw1ch Ave Greenwnch Conn DORAN COURT PUBLISHING CO GREENWICH CONN W L PINDER Owner ROBERT L PINDER Mgr COCKERS of QUALITY Phone Danbury 8 0621 Stony H111 Bethel Conn 115 A I STONY HILL KENNELS J Ll w .if Q5,1'fA'?iiiixw w i 3 wi ACH YEAR Amerrcan 1nst1tut1ons of learnlng lrke Greenwrch Hrgh School graduate thousands of students For some thns IS just another mrlestone 1n the process of obtarnlng a formal educatlon They contlnue on through college or hrgher before taklng therr place rn the busxness professronal or 1ndustr1al world For many economxc necessrty or other cxrcumstances may requlre that they begm earnxng the1r daily bread hard on the conclusron of hrgh school commencement exercrses All are ultrmately absorbed rn the great economrc prcture known as the Amemcan system of Free Enterprrse Thrs system shortcom1ngs though If may have IS the best yet devlsed by the mrnd of man to meet the materxal and sp1r1tual needs of all the people What other system affords a better standard of l1v1ng opportunrty for advancement or the development of creatrve rdeas the prrvrlege of belng your own boss or workmg for others wrth the hrghest measure of d1gn1ty and self respect? We have seen all thxs rn actron here at Electrolux Among our successful people you wlll find those of 11m1ted book learnxng and those w1th the most advanced educat1on The common denomrnator that brought these people to the top IS an mterest 1n the1r fellow man, the w1ll to succeed, natural ab1l1ty and hard work Electrolux IS proud to be a part of the great system of Free Enterpr1se where you can cap1tal1ze these assets to the utmost ELECTROLUX CORPORATION OLD GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT MAKERS OF THE WORLD'S BEST HOME CLEANER 116 vf A k N l f. A l - . ... 1 .- - 7 ' , 'fl . - -V---wean -fs. ,U 4 - - f ' ,Q T x ' '-'S'-iitm..- QQ? g . ii1lE,, fa g l 1 I 'kg .qt- N' 1 ' 3 3 , . , 7 7 ' 1 Q 7 7 MONTE CARLO H. L. GREEN CO. LADIES TAILOR and FURRIER Telephone 8 1556 Greenwnch Avenue Greenwxch 26 Greenwxch Avenue Greenwnch Conn Conn RADIO VISION SERVICE MOTOR POST RUDOLPH STEMPEL AUTO and HOME SUPPLIES Radzo and Televuzon Salef and Serwce Telephone 8 6474 120 Bruce Park Avenue Greenvvlch Conn GREENWICH CONN Complzmenly of the GREENWICH AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSN AUTOMOTIVE SALES 8: SERVICE fW1lZyJI EASTMAN GREENWICH MOTORS INC ILmc0l GREENWICH CAB COMPANY INC fP0ntmcQ JOHN R BRIDGE MOTORS fDeS0l0 Plymoutbj KREIDLER MOTOR SALES fPackardQ MCKEEVER S CHEVROLET fCl961l7'0Z6ll NASH GREENWICH INC fNd5l9, NEW ENGLAND MOTORS INC KBZMCH PUTNAM MOTORS fCl9ry5Ier Plymoutbj 'IUTHILL 8: MEAD INC fHudJ0nQ WICKERSHAM MOTORS INC IKEZJEY Frazer! M ercury 2 II7 ALLEN BROTHERS, INC. fCadillac-Oldsmobilej , . 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