Middletown High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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...pall -mi-- .- ----- - Gigi LUCY ADAMOWICZ Laura Fair thoiighlr and happy hourr atrend on yon. ACTIVITIES: Did you ever meet a person whose anger simply couldn't be aroused? If you haven't, let us introduce Lucy. She is always a jolly person. She aims high and nearly always brings down her quarry. Such perseverance and relia- bility are not often found coupled with a humorous nature, but Lucy knows how to do it. ROBERT CADGER Bob The will of a man if hir happiness ACTIVITIES: - You can readily see why all the girls think Bob is cute. Although one of the smallest members of the class of I37, he is popular and well-liked by every- one. Life is anything but a serious problem to himg he doesn't believe in worrying. His ambitions are demon- strated after school almost every day during the golf season, when he can be found at the Edgewood Country Club in Cromwell caddying for some of the best golfers in these parts. LORRAINE BLOOMQUIST Rainie Sweeter niaiden never hlu.vhed. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A., G. s. L. Lorraine creates the illusion of having just stepped out of a story book, leaving her lace parasol and dainty trimmings behind. We readily challenge any mem- ber of the school body to recall an occa- sion or situation in which Lorraine felt ill-disposed or even slightly peeved toward anyone. Her's is a personality worth envyingfmay it carry you far, Lorraine. - - -------i i-- ---- ------ L ---- - - - f'-- -resea- GERALDINE AHLQUIST Jerry Fun ir her heir subject ACTIVITIES: G. S. L., G. A. A. Chorus, Circus Do you know Geraldine? No? Then you're missing something, for she's a capable, interesting person and with that she combines high ideals and a real sense of humor. lt is a pleasure to spend any day, especially a dull day, with her because she knows how to make the time fly so quickly. That's a rare gift so, Gerry, we compliment you upon your ability. JOHN BRUCE Jack H0w'.r the ufealher ap there? ACTIVITIES: Track, Corridor Guide, Circus jack is a towering six foot-three track man besides being a fiend for the high jump. He served as a corridor guide and helped in the circus. Looked up to both literally and figuratively by his classmates, he is well liked by all. He has spent the last few winters at school in Florida. RUTH BAILEY Rufus Be merry if you are wire ACTIVITIES: Happy-go-lucky is Ruthie. She is almost ready to smile and help you in army way she can. Although she is generally quiet and dignified in school, she is a fun lover and is the life of every party she attends. She adheres to the fact that there is a time and place for every- thing. If she has her own way, one of our local businessmen will soon be in possession of a very capable' secre- tarv. PAUL CAMP Prof A hriefrare ir a handy thing ACTIVITIES: Senior Annual Board, School Notes, Staff, Corridor Guide, Circus Bubby is a chubby little fellow who wears a wide grin as he hurries through the corridor with a big briefcase under his arm. He is very much interested in science and radio and promises to be someone noteworthy in those fields. KENNARD BOSEE Jake Blow, hlow than winler wind. ACTIVITIES: Tennis, Debating Club, Honor Society A brilliant student, Ken,' has carved his niche in the National Honor Society. He has been an ardent member of Mr. Johnsons racketeers and has figured in the triple debate. Although he is seldom in the dark, his pet hobby is turning out lights. He is now engaged in creating a forced draft which will blow him to Yale. GERALDINE ARENDT Genie Variety ii' the .rpire of life. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Vollefyball, G. A. A., G. S. L., Circus The possessor of a duo-personality, Gerry intrigues her friends by dis- playing first one, and then an opposing set of talents. In school she is a very serious, conscientious young individual, but when she lays aside her books she is a grand sport and promises lots of fun. Her present plans center around becoming a certified public accountant. RICHARD V. DALY Swish Sarh nien are deep and dangerou.r ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Baseball If We were to tell the story of Dick'I Daly as he lives, is known and is ad- mired by his associates, the space would be entirely inadequate. Needless to say he has made his rather minute presence felt and also seen, especially on the bas- ketball fioor. His good fellowship has moulded a strong personal regard by all his classmates. . 'J Lf a l ....-ggi-in ----------- ----------i wii- ---- -- --------- ---- - -----nazi-.P