Ridgefield High School - Caudatowan Yearbook (Ridgefield, CT)

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S PRESIDENT PHILLIP RUSSELL KEELER Phil Born January 28, 1931 On a Jcootef built for two. ' Class President-25 Dramatics-25 Yearbook Staff-2g Hilltop Dispatch- lg Football-lg Hi-Y-2g Student Council-lg Gym-1. , Returned from California to lead the Class of '48 g has done a good job . Has private interests in the cheering squad . . . One of the many outdoorrmen of the class. VICE-PRESIDENT BRUCE EDWIN HAEGER Fanzy Born December 9, 1929 Rich in good works. President of Student Council-lg Senior Vice-Presidentg Yearbook Staff- lg Executive Board-lg Orchestra-2g Band-23 Hi-Y-2g Opera Guild- lg Football-lg Track-2. l Bruce came to us from the land of the bean and cod . . . Has been working ever since . . . Plays a mean clarinet. Wrote the class motto and song. SECRETARY MARIE AGNES BELLAGAMBA Pepie Born March 21, 1930 Ye have many rtringr to your bow. Class Secretary-lg Yearbook Editor-lg Executive Board-lg Journal- ism-2g Hilltop Dispatch-2g Gym-3g Basketball-3g Library Service-lg Opera Guild-2. Yearbook editor . . . Always seen rushing through the halls . . . Active journalist . . . Never shy or bashful . . . Pep of the girls basketball games . . . Two words to you: Drop dead! TREASURER FLORENCE VANSON ERKLAUER Born September 5, 1930 'The .the will talk-good god! bow rlae will talk! Treasurer-2g Dramatic Club-2g Hilltop Dispatch-lg Yearbook- Gym-3g Opera Guild-33 Student Council-lg Secre- Y 2' Library -lg Advanced Biology-1. but nice . . . One of the active girls of our class . . . When am man? . . . Born leader . . . Pep of the cheering squad . . . rd an especially good job in Ever Since Eve.

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THE SENIORS The Keeler Tavern on Main Street ,-l

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DONALD GEORGE ALLAN Don Born September 2, 1950 Then a-hunting we will go. Glee Club--25 Student Council-lg Yearbook Staff-lg Sophomore Vice- President-lg Hi-Y-1. Laugh, I thought I'd die! . . . Likes hunting and fishing, but shows little interest in school sports . . . Hopes to spend the rest of his life travel- ling . . . That's buffedf' WOODFORD RAYMOND BAXTER Woofey Born November 30, 1929 Men of few word! are the her! men. Gym-5, Dramatics-1, Hilltop Dispatch-1. Woofey's a handy man-especially on stage sets . . . Something of a poet, too . . . Can be seen rather often heading for Wilton in his souped- up jalopy. BERNICE MARIE BEDINI Bunny Born june 21, 1930 Ye have done meritoriour .rervice. Gym-45 Music-4, Opera Guild Officer--33 Athletic Committee-2, 23 Executive Board-2g Student Council-2g Basketball-5. Leave it to me . . . Hilltop Dispatch Editor . . . Oh, Frankie! . . . Never has to put her hair up . . . Active but sometimes quiet and moody . . . Very considerate . . . She and Janice. ELIZABETH ANN BRADY Betty Ann Born February 25, 1930 Anything for a quiet life. Dramatic Club-2g Yearbook-13 Opera Guild-3g Gym-lg Home Economics-1. Her quiet manner will help in nursing . . . Never heard much from her . . . Chemistry, oh, Chemistry! . . . Handy with the make-up kit in Dramatics. I1 Cheerleading--33 Dramatics-1g Hilltop Dispatch--4, Editor-2, Hi-Y-