Ridgefield High School - Caudatowan Yearbook (Ridgefield, CT)

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CLASS HISTORY ln our Sophomore year Clarence Fischer was elected as President, Donald Allan, Vice President, Janice Hunt, Secretaryg and Pauline Paris, Treasurer. During this year we acquired some new students: Robin Owen, Phillip Keeler, who returned from California, Doreen Hungerford, and Mary Osbourne, both of whom left shortly afterward, and Chester Schmidt. We also lost a few: Evelyn Cingolani, Diane Kingsland, William Torrey, joseph Knapp, Edwin Rux, Doris Hoyt, Mary jane Reynolds, Elizabeth Walker, and james Brady. Our first undertaking was a Sadie Hawkins Dance. As Sophomores we were very eager to make it successful. It netted us a 320 profit. Our first class party was held at Roberts Pond where everyone enjoyed skating and refreshments. Phillip Keeler was elected President in our junior yearg john Lee, Vice Presidentg Janice Hunt, Secretary, and Florence Erklauer, Treasurer. That year we also gained some new students who have greatly helped the class: Bruce Haeger, Nicholas Gerten, Diane Detzer, and Harold Mead, who came back to Hnish school. We lost Elsa Scherf, Barbara Conklin, Chester Schmidt, Salvatore DeLuca, Robert Dioguardi, and Clarence Fischer. We held cake sales every two months, but most of the money was collected through fines. Bruce Haeger submitted the winning class motto: We Build the Laddik By Which We Rite. February 11th was the date of our first production, Ever Since Eve, which turned out to be very successful. Our second undertaking of the year was a Prom held on April 25th. This wasn't as successful as the play, for it gave us a taste of the pitfalls that come in life. On June 6th we gave the Seniors a party, which was well attended by both classes. Our Senior year found Phillip Keeler, President, Bruce Haeger, Vice President, Mary Bellagamba, Secretaryg and Florence Erklauer, Treasurer. Eleanor Ertman and Meera McCuaig came into our midst as new students, and Caroline Norton came back to graduate from R.H.S. We lost Robin Owen, and Nicholas Gerten. A class party was held at Lake Waccabuc on September 28th. It was enjoyed very much by those who attended. November 23rd and 24th were the dates set for our class play, Almost Eighteen. The play was successful, but the proceeds small. The words and music to our class song were written by Bruce Haeger, the musician of the class. The sale of Christmas cards brought us a large profit. On December 19th we held our annual Senior Prom with the Bloom Twins supply- ing the music. We also made money on the numerous paper and scrap drives we held. The class sponsored a spaghetti dinner on Thursday, March 25th. This was a great success. The class has made plans for presenting the play, Janie, Suggestions have been made for other means of making money for the disputed Washington trip. 20

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GWENDOLYN JOAN TULIPANI Toots Born September l, 1930 Her Jmile ir the uveeteft that ever war seen. Gym-35 Glee Club-2g Opera Guild-3g Library Service-lg Student Council-2g Advanced Biology-I. Freckles . . . My Sister- . . . Never seen without Diane . . . I can't . . . Possesses the most admired laugh in our class . . . Will be one of our five nurses. EDYTHE MARIE WAITE Edie Born May 3, 1950 Silence giver comentf' Glee Club-25 Opera Guild-33 Home Economics-23 Dramatics-25 Gym-1. Never seen without Betty . . . Loves ornaments . . . Usually not paying attention in English . . . Good homemaker . . . For crying out loud! 19 -l mai

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