Old Saybrook High School - Millstone Yearbook (Old Saybrook, CT)

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RONALD RAYMOND BALDI ltonnie is the nice looking woman hater?? of the senior elass. His natural and good natured ways have gained for him many friends in high school. His athletic ability is tops. and along with the rest of the boys in our class. will he hard to replace next year. lionnie has our best wishes for whatever career he chooses in the future. ulionnieu Basketball I-2--lf: Baseball 4. PETER KOIZERT BANNISTER Besides l'ete's intelligence and leadership, his great sense of humor makes a hit with everyone. Vile count on Pete to liven up our parties as much as the liniversal counts on him to draw customers. As our class president. Pete led us through a successful senior year. Our best wishes go with Pete for a bright future. nPierre 5'Pete', NA. l-2-3-Al: Soccer 3-4: Basketball 1-2-fig Baseball 1-2: Nutmeg Boys' State 3: Class President 4g Student Council 4, Presidentg National Honor Soeietx' 3-4. :X.pX. 1-2-3-el: Chefs Club lg Fire Dept 3 4 Captain Soccer 1 2 3 4 JOHN DOUGLAS BRADWAY BASTON Jackie, as our able Junior class treasurer, helped us through a sum eessful and eventful year. His good disposition has always made him a target for good natured jests by his friends. Level headed and ser ious minded, Jackieis grades were always tops. His tireless effort and cooperation will be remembered by all of us. and will surely bring him success in the future. Jackie-33' uBig Jack A.A. 1-2-3-43 Photography Club lg Chess Club 1-2. Chefis Club 1-2g Class Treasurer 3g National Honor Society 3-4g Baseball 1-2g Fire Dept. 4.

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Literary Editor Assistant Literary Editor Photography Editor Sm!! Editor-in-Chief MARY JAYNE VVIQISS Assistant Editor JEIJY STOWICRS Business tvannger JOAN SAIJLER I Assistant Business Manager PAEI, SMITH Assistant Photography Editor , Girls, Sports Editor Boys, Sports Editor , Art Editors , Music Editor Advisor Anita Genovali Terry Brink Bobby Coulter TYPISTS Anne Mfnrgarr Laura Loairrl PriSCilla Puwv BARBARA Zl'l'l'E BARBARA SPENCER DIANE MULLICAN FRANK BLEAU TERRY BRINK Y ROB COELTER PRISCILLA POWERS JOE BATOR DAVE SKAU LOUISE IJIBBLE Lorraine Burnorl Tom O'Bric-n Barbara Spencer -Jr, t S5 .4 TL? l'

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JOSEPH BATOR, JR. .loe is our collegiate classmate who stars in sports. His artistic ability is as prominent as his wit-a combination which makes Joe quite popular. Hunting and good times make up Joe's extra-curricular activities, the latter for which he is noted. We are sure that Joe's combination of personality and ability will bring his success in the future. Joe A.A. 1-2-3-49 Chef's Club 2g Art Club 13 Chess Club 2g Band 1-3-42 Fire Dept. 4-g Baseball lg Basketball 1-2-3-43 Soccer 1-2-3-4-3 Mill- stone 4-5 Student Council 33 Class Treasurer lg Class President 3g Class Vice President 4. 'les FRANCIS EUGENE BLEAU Frankie, our National Guardsman, has always been a terror to the teachers. His ready wit, crazy giggle, and want of a good time, have kept all of our classes alive. When Frankie isn't setting new speed records, he can be seen on the soccer field giving our team a boost,' with his big foot. We wish Frankie the best of luck in everything. Frankie HBen,, A.A. 1-2-3-43 Chef's Club 1g Fire Dept. 4-3 Soccer 1-2-3-43 lVlill- stone 4. STEPHEN STANLEY BRAINARD Steve, our Westbrookite, more or less divides his time between the Fire Department and Priscilla. Although generally quiet, Steve can be roused to be the life of the party. With a bow and arrow in his hand, Steve is a second Robin Hood. His sincerity to all of his friends promises to bring him good fortune in the future. 'gSteve', A.A. 1-2-3-43 Chef's Club lg Fire Dept. 3-4.