Ridgefield High School - Caudatowan Yearbook (Ridgefield, CT)

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fwfff 4 , The compilation by the staff members of this year book the CAUDATOWAN marks a step forward in initiative cooperation and school spirit It is indicative of what can be done when the real desire and will to do are present It demonstrates what persever ance patience and hard work can achieve The variety of pictures displayed depicts the diversified activities sponsored by the student body It shows an advancement in student participation and self direction It is my sincere belief that this work has been not only a keen enjoyment but a valu able experience in developing responsible worthy and creditable future citizens. CLIFFORD A, HOLLERAN Principal. CL. To the Yearbook Staff and the student body who back you-Congratulations. l hope CAUDATOWAN will become annually symbolic of the high land of student initia- tive and participation which is becoming a dominant characteristic of our school The Yearbook shows the wide range of activities which you help control and in which you engage It is heartening to note personally that the spirit of cooperation and endeavor represented by activities reported in the Yearbook is being extended into regular class work as well VAN MILLER Superintendent MW me L'I'Y

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l Standing: Mr. Holleran, Mr. Marino, Mr. Eppoliti, Mr. Zandri, Mr. Belden, Miss O'Sullivan, Miss Boland, Mr. Kasper, Mr. Crouchley. Seated: Mrs. Fitch, Miss Wills, Miss Burdick, Miss Hartmann, Miss Hearst, Miss Moore, Miss ,White. Insets: Mr. Gurscher, Mrs. Nash. 1-osx-'14 VW V' - ' ff THOMAS BELDEN CLIFFORD HOLLERAN Manual Arif Director Principal, Chemifffy L., ,nssaeller Polytechnic Institute Bucknell University, B,S., Columbia Uni- EUL Ai?fMQBoL6dLU1Qlf-it 'H -f Qlrsity' MA' unior High Englirh RALPH KASPER A, My ,App YYY Danbury Teachers College, Teachers Col- Matbematicj' Aeromwiuil 31 lege of Columbia University, B.S. Lehigh University If ,X x f' I-of 7 ELEANORA 'BURDICK ' ' A ' aM'sa:rrvHiggQ Efrglir 1,1 as ,Vx V , SANT0 MARINOC ifgcjgf College, B.A., Bostoriglniversityg ,IX B'0l?g9'fSemf7 fhgb Socmliyd 'ef Connecticut University. University of Illinois, B.S., Harvard. CHARLES CROUCHLEY, JR. MAY L, MQQRE Faculty Corirultant Veleram' Agdiff Bggkkeeping, Sgfyenih Englifh 1 at mwah. TGHCTIC 01- New York State Teachers College, A.B., , '21 We I , . - - New York University. ' RAYMOND EPPOLITI Boyr' Physical Education A ETHEL NASH ii Boston University' BS' I V Universiiyngi C3giJ1hZiiSiitDirecmr BA ARA G. FIT - ' F r Art Hector MARGARET O'SULLIVA.N rj 1 Albion , Girl 1' Pbyfical Educatiori M JOHN GUTSCHER Sargent College, Boston Universit . 'e A A Muric Director GRACE C. WHITE , Juilliard School of Music, Columbia Uni- junio, High Ambmelic MK versity' Willimantic Teachers College. ELSA HARTMANN L., Junior High Hirtory 4, Loft l,f,i,gf-L-fy,,,,MN RUTH WILLS I . 7 E W, Barnard, A.B., Columbia University, Uni- Fofelgn I-dngudgef '77 If f, versity of Connecticut- Colby College, BA., Conn. Valley Branch 41A ,.c.,, Ll . of Boston University. Economics, junior High Social Sludier LEVIO ZANDR1 ' ' rl c 7 T College of New Britain, ale Comme,-pial Subjegpf 31' 'J' f JOSEPHINE M. HEARST U ity QI Bay Path Institute, New York University. I 14142- - ffl M