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

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JOHN AUSTIN MANN Jacky, the hunting enthusiast of the senior class, is a sharp shooter in any field. The teachers always know when hunting season is here for ,lackyis seat in the classroom is often empty. Friendly, witty, and always ready for a good time, our best wishes go with Jacky for good luck in all of his endeavors. Hjackyu A.A. 1-2-3-4g Chef's Club 1, Photography Club lg Band 1-2-3-4g Chess Club l-2-3g Soccer 2: Fire Dept. 4. ANN GAYLE MORGAN JOHN ERVIN MAYNARD lohnnie's quiet exterior, his agreeable and easy going ways have made him very popular in our noted class. His position ,in soccer, basketball. and baseball will be practically impossible to fill next year. We know that Porkey,s determination will bring him success in whatever he may choose to do. Johnnie uPorkey A.A. l-2-3-4g Fire Dept. 3-4. Captain: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Baseball 3-4, Soccer 2-3-4. Ann. the smallest member of our class, spends most of her time trail blazing toward Valley Regional with Lorraine. Ann's laugh and smile will surely be missed at 0.S.l'l.S. next year. If any mischief is afoot, you can be sure that Blondie is around. Annls gay ways promise her a happy future. Blondiel' 'iAnnie7' Mfinyil A.A. l-2-3-4g Glee Club 1-2-4: Saye and Seal lt l-2: Softball Man- ager 3g Millstone 4.

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ROBERT RAYMOND GLEASON Robertas quiet ways hide from us his many talents . . . Sometimes however, we can get him to favor us with a tune on either his har- monica or guitar. Robert also has a talent for writing, and entertains us with his humorous essays. With Robert's wide range of interests and his willingness to work hard, we know his future will be a happy and successful one. Bob JOAN CAROL JOHNSON Joanis famous convertible certainly comes in handy seeing that New Britain State Teachers college is out of walking distance! Joan sparks up life in the First National as much as she does at our par- ties. A really prankish character, ,loan can always be counted on for a good time. With a head full of ideas such as Joan has, weire sure her future years will be happy and interesting. uloaniew A.A. 1-2-3-43 Saye and Seal It lg Glee Club 1: Millstone 4. Photography Club lg Chess Club 3. LAURA ELLEN LEAIRD Aww. 6' mf Snookie is the nice looking blonde of our class. Her flighty ways disappear immediately when she gets on the hockey field-a sport in which she is tops. Her trumpet playing will be missed by the band next year as much as her jokes will be missed by our class. Snookie's smile and friendly ways have raised our spirits many times when we were feeling low. We know also Snookie will bring happiness to all her friends in the future. Snookie A.A. 1-2-3-4g Art Club lg Saye and Seal It 1-2g Glee Club 1-2-3-4g Band 1-2-3-4g Softball 1, Manager 2g Basketball 13 Hockey 1-2-3-4-g Millstone 4.

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DIANE ESTEILE NIUI.I.ll1.-KN Diane. the most talkative member of our 1-lass. is usually seen with Joan plotting an iflea to insure a goorl time. ller pretty smile anrl niee eyes win for her many new friends. llianc-'s mischievous ways fool no one. for we all know that her perseyering attiluile will make her a great sueec Die Clee Club 1-2: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Baseball l: lloekey 1-2-3-sl: Millstone 4. ' Kfyx rss in whatever earn-er she vliooses. lJimples C EDNIKND HENRY NIOSCA tt Ill ll ul r x 1 in cle witty 1 ln r 1- '15, 1 21 : i Ju ' ' '- Q 'e ic ' '- ni' new friencls on the roacl to sueeess. 'i N lfrl1lieN sk..-X. l-Z-.5-elk: Fluelent Council el-1 Chefs Cluh 1: Chess Clulu 2: lfire Dept. 4: Basketball 1-2-3-fl: Baseball 1-2-3-11: Soccer l-2-3--1: Vive Presimlent 2: lli-Y 3. THOMAS SPENCER KYIZRIEN Tommy is one of the many fine Oillriens who have attended Ulcl Saybrook High School. He is likecl by all. always laughing and friendly to whomever he is with. VVorthy of his letters. Tommy is a fine athlete. We know that Tommy' will go happily on to sueeess in the future. OB 'cT0nuny Chef's Club 1: Class Vice President 3: Basketball 1-3-4: Baseball 4: Soccer 4.