Ridgefield High School - Caudatowan Yearbook (Ridgefield, CT)

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Seated: R. Fish, N. Shean, H. Dingee, J. Hunt, L. Paterniani, S. Bedini, M. Hustis, B. Brady, P. Paris M. Mullen, P. Keeler. Second Row: L. Pancotti, F. Erlclauer, K. Hulswit, L. Sterry, C. Dufotd, P Franzmann, A. Montanari, G. Anderson, G, Perini, B, Prescott, B. jones, L. DelBiondo, R. Almgren. Standing: H. Mead, W. Baxter, F. Seriilippi, O. Giambartolomei. K. Dodson, R. May, G. Smith, J. Sturges, T. Salter, P. Camp, J. Lee, E. Falcinelli. n DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club, with a membership of 37 held The first few meetings were used for individual its organization meeting early in the school year. The Work on enunciation emphasis and Posture following officers were elected: President, Sara Bedinig l Secretary, Marion Hustis, Treasurer, Lucille Paterniani. The group met on Monday' Tuesday and Wednes- To assist these officers in planning the club's program, dal' of each Week during the Hffivify Period- Glenn Anderson, Andy Montanari and Paul Franz- Miss Eleanor L, Burdick is director, mann were chosen. if I 'va 19? 37

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--1 IBKQ l t ' F i uftwmm Q H Seated: D. Arcotta, C. Scala, M. L. Kasper, M. Roets, N. Clark, j. Morelli, B. Almgren, L. Brundage, D. Scott, P. O'Keeffe, R. Scala, R. Rapp, R. Pambianchi, C. Rich, R. Falcinelli, T. Mitchell, B. Haeger J. C. Miller. Standing R. Fish, R. Bassett, F. Biagiotti, R. Pancotti, R. Scala, F. Barriere, j. Smith P. Haeger, L. LeClair, I. Conklin, P. Venus, E. Bellagamba, D. O'Hare, N. Reid, R. Roets, j. DeNike L. Fossi, F. Serfilippi, J. Barrows, R. Rumbaugh, E. Waite, F. Rumbaugh, M. Wilson, F. Scott, H. Burr D. Main, R. Roberts, J. Yelinek, T. Salter, W. Haeger, R. Walters, O. jesperson, N. Waite, F. Ferry 1 v u BAND Ridgefields dream of a uniformed school band were finally realized in 1948. Some sixty students who, but fifteen months before, were making their first experi- mental toots on trumpets, trombones, clarinets, saxo- phones, etc., were welded into a band to be proud of. Garbed in West Point style uniforms, of orange and black, the band made a brilliant appearance in the annual Memorial Day Parade-an appearance made possible by the many loyal friends and organizations who wanted a band, and whose financial and moral support made such an organization possible. The band also appeared on Visiting Day, before a crowded auditorium--playing a varied program of popular and martial music. It also contributed to the Spring Concert, as well as sponsoring a concert by the Manufacturers' Chorus of Bridgeport, Conn.

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Q SENIOR PLAY HJANIEH The Seniors' last stage production was presented on but the show was literally stolen by Nancy Newhouse, May 14th. The auditorium was crowded with nearly the fourth-grader who played the part of janie's pesky 600 people who all enjoyed the hilarious comedy, kid sister. Florence Erklauer did a great job in the title role, I as