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

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hav Lorraine is the freckled half of the Morgan and Brunori team. Iler peppy ways make her one of the mainstays of the basketball team. Lori can be seen almost any time, dashing from the Ferry Road to school and back again. When she isn't livening up our class. she is brightening her co-workers day at Ponds. Yveire sure that l.or- raineis cheery attitude will bring her much success in future years. l7rec-klesi' Lori A.A. 1-2-3-4: Saye and Seal lt 3-4: Glee Club l-2-fl: Basketball 1-2-3--lg Baseball 3-4g Millstone ll-. 75 LORRAINE JOANNE RRUNURI THERESA ANNE RRINK Terry, our future Florence Nightingale. is sure to Sllt't't't'fi in her chosen field. Although Brinlcey is the most gullible member of our class. she is never lacking for original ideas. Terry! appearance on the hockey field is almost as well known as her trips to the Coast Guard .'Xr'adeiny. When shi- isn't busy with extra-curricular activi- ties, she is using her wits in the 'lim-lephone Company as a successful operator. Terry has our best wishes for the future. Tm-rryi' Brinkey A.A. 1-2-3-4: Photography Club 1: Band 1-2-3-Al: Clee Club 1-2- 3-41 All-State Chorus 4: Hockey 1-2-3-4: Softball l-2. Manager: Faye and Seal lt 3: Millstone 4. QS Q. i l RORERT KENNETH COULTER. JR. Bobby is the Romeo of our class. Although he has a large record collection, girls are his main hobby. Bobby is one of the leading ath- letes in our school. Wlleii Hot Rod Coulter has his fathelfs Ford. it really takes a beating. Although Bib may have an innocent look on his face, you can het he is up to something. VVe're sure Bobbyis friendly ways will bring him good luck always. Rih7' '4Bobby Clutch A.A. 1-2-3-43 Fire Dept. 3-43 Chefs Club lg Baseball l-2-3-4g Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4g Soccer 3-4-g Millstone 4.

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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.

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RUISERT LESLIE DUNA Bohhy hotrods it from his turkey farm to school in his sharp hlue convertilvle. You can tell Bohhy has gained many friends at 0.S.H.S. hy the manner in which his car is always hrimming over with class- mates. Bohhyis citizenship qualities earned him the honor of at- tending Nutmeg Boys' State as a representative of our class. We know Bohhyis pleasant ways will guarantee him happy days in the years to come. Bohn AA. 1-2-3-4: Chess Cluh l-2: Chef's Club 1-2: Fire Dept. 4: Soccer 3: Basehall 1-2-3-4: Baskethall 1-2: Nutmeg Boys' State 3. -CZ' WILLIAM FORREST Billy divides his time among school, fishing. and clock-watching in the ASP. We can always count on Poncho to do odd johs for our class which no one else has time to do. His friendly and helpful ways insure a happy future for him. we know. 4'Poncho Flat Topi' uBill Chess Cluh 1-2-3: Chefis Cluh 1. ANITA VALENTINE CENOVALI The offices held and the grades ohtained hy Nita throughout her high school days have made an impressive record. Her efficiency as our class Treasurer is sure to come in handy later on. halancing her household budget. YVe all know that Nita will he ahle to comhine her work at home and in the office very successfully hecause of her capahilities as a secretary' and homemaker. A.A. 1-2-3-4: Clee Cluh 1-2-3-4: Class Treasurer 2-1-: Student Coun- cil 3: Class Chairman Magazine Drive 2-3--1: Faye and Seal It l-4' National Honor Society 3-4-1 DAR 4: Millstone 4.