Ridgefield High School - Caudatowan Yearbook (Ridgefield, CT)

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' LOIS JANNETTE STERRY one Bo n July 1 931 The mrrror of all courtesy Glee Club 3 D t CI rama IC ub 3 Opera Gunld 4 Speaking Class I Llbrary Stat? and Service 2 Loves classlcal muslc Another square setter at note Right hand of the Ridgefield Pl ayhouse No you cant sut an the logue Quiet and reserved but really very frnendly A hard worker Plamst at renown LOIS ANN WHITEH EAD A Q95 Born March 23 1931 What you do strll batters what rs done Home Economlcs 3 Gym 2 Library I Public Speaking 1 Opera Gulld l Hnlltop Despatch 1 Yearbook 1 That gorgeous red halr Ambutnon nursung That Lee boy Always ready to help out One of the good students of the class she always has her work done Q, on time Gay spmts and an all round good sport L ELEANOR RUTH WILSON fC' Born December 28 1930 l ll tell the world Musuc 3 Gym 4 Home Economics I Hllltop Dnspatch 1 Cut It out Shep O o o h Another ex ert t L p s eno oves square sets Always laughmg at something Neat dresser Pnde of her typlng class Does more than her share on our cake sales Ph.. JOSEPH ARNOLD WILSON oe Born January 20 1932 Worth makes the man Gym 4 Glee Club 4 A real pal a good sport Another of the Three Musketeers Danbury IS hls stamping ground Rather qulet fellow Does conslderable work for the class One of the class Nlmrods I8

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THOMAS NORMAN SALTER Salt Born: May 14, 1931 You tread upon my patience Dramatic Club 31 Opera Guild 4, President 11 Library 21 Glee Club 21 Band 21 Orchestra Q, 11 Football 21 Basketball 21 Hilltop Dispatch 31 Public Speaking 11 Student Council 11 Hi-Y 31 Executive Board 1. One of our smiling Irishmen . . , Here I am, you lucky girls. . . . A great wood- chopper . . . Known for his wit . . . Honest, Miss Burdick, I wasn't asleep . . . Always borrowing something . . . Very helpful fellow . . . Neat dresser . . . Always at the board in chemistry . . . You ierk! in CARL SCALA Carlos the Chef Born March 8 1931 I have not slept one wink Glee Club 4 Public Speaking 1 Band 3 Orchestra 1 President of O era G ld 2 p UI Class Vice President 2 Hilltop Dispatch 1 Hn Y 2 Executive Board 2 Student Council 2 Yearbook 1 'The schmoo Chemistry whiz Carl and his Freud Another good Democrat Jerse ite N Y k Y k y ew or an s Will the Rangers get into the playoffs? She s nice Loves a good argument Will own Stonehenge some day PHILIP WELLS SCOTT 1 Born Augusto 1930 Order IS heaven s first law -g:,... Opera Guild 2 Public Speaking 1 Glee Club 2 Silent and reserved Pianist of note Loves classical muslc Wlll be a gradeA citizen Very studlous Loves Economics Chief usher at the movie theater Drives a nifty Packard Loves New York women Always kidding Joan CARLETON WEBSTER SHEPHERD Shep Born October 24 1930 Splitting the air with noise Gym 3 Music 3 Dramatic Club 2 Opera Guild 1 Football 3 Baseball 3 Basketball 2 Class Casanova Tennessee Waltz A real umon man In Economics Generally found somewhere in North Salem Keeps the whole class laughing He and that model A Follower of Ike Walton ,, . .1 11 N.. r . - 1 . .. II ' ll 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I 7 ' I 7 1 K I u - - . u 1 - In . ' ' ' ll 'Il Phl 1 1 I 11 - 1 11 1 1 - Il ll , rx , A3 5 Q, , ,, : , K , 1. -- L21-:,g ,, . . . . . ,, ' 3 A-H' , . . V 1 f 1 in 1 1 1 1 1 1 . .1 11

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ASS HISTO The class of 49 held nts first meeting nn September of 46 The first task was to elect officers to direct the class In nts year s actnvltaes Renzo Falclnelll was elected President Carl Scala Vlce President Sara Bedlm Secretary and Peter Camp Treasurer Dues were set at forty cents a month As several members of the class did not know how to dance the class undertook as Its first prolect to gnve lessons In the old music room Vlrglma Rosslnl and Fablo Blaglotts were chosen to represent our class at West Pomt gathering for hugh school students A class skatlng party was held January at Robert's Pond Though cold a good num ber turned out to make at successful The traditional class rung was ordered this year As our malor prolect for the year the class held a modern old fashuoned dance with the Sagebrush Serenaders provldlng the muslc This added S42 69 to the class funds Our councll representatives for the year were Vlrglnla Ros sum Sara Bedlm Renzo Falclnelll and Peter Camp We welcomed Karm Hulswlt to our class but regretted the loss of Edith Crouchley Fred Deluca Paul Nelson Paul Rossmu and Peter Frulla who left us at the end of the year to attend new schools In the fall We had S172 59 m our treasury at the close of the year Returmng In the fall as lunlors the class looked for ward to a busy year Officers for the year were Renzo Falcunelln Presvdent Carl Scala Vlce President Sara Bedml Secretary and Fabio Bnaglottl Treasurer Dues were raised to fifty cents a month Our first malor actnvlty was our class play Miss Jlmmy a three act farce Thus netted the class S143 92 A commnttee was chosen to write a mmstrel for later production A cake sale was held m January on which we made S49 00 A Prize Speaking Contest sponsored by the class was held m Aprul Smce It was a service program lt was given free of charge Loss Whitehead of our class won the prize The motto chosen by the class Success Through Umty was submitted by Peter Camp An other cake sale held In May took nn S22 42 Our class golned with the seniors In June to glve the last prom of the year S13 50 was realized from the dance Our treasury had S559 29 at the year s close Thomas Salter and Ellen Norton returned to our class Phlllp Scott lomed the class whale we lost Jean Elliot Terese Hume Bob Holt and Don Detzer Coming back for our last year at R H S the class made plans for the ralslng of needed funds for the Washington trlp In June Officers for the year were Renzo Falcmelll President Peter Camp Vlce Pres: dent Sara Badlnl Secretary and Fabio Blaglottl Treasurer Dues remamed at fifty cents a month A most successful mmstrel Blueberry Blues was glven nn November It netted S250 of which one half was turned over to the muslc and dramatic departments according to previous agreement Christmas cards were sold enrlchlng the class by S135 A cake sale In October took In 538 T5 In December Lormg Studios took our graduatmg portraits The first loss ln the history of the class was felt as a result of the Christmas prom Sara Bedlm was chosen to receive the DAR award A spaghetti dmner was served to more than 300 people In January Our class gamed S230 from thus The sum of S65 58 was added to the treasury as a result of the February paper drlve Our last malor prolect was a three act comedy June Mad gwen In May As graduation time nears the class us looklng over Its many happy years at R H S hoping It has done nts part an helpmg to better the school and hoping It has left a favorable memory with the faculty which has gunded us unturmgly through the years SARA BEDINI , . . . . H ' I , . . ,, . s 1 u ' . . , . . . . . . . I I ' f I 5 , . - . . I I I - I I I I - . . ., . In . , ' - . I I I ' ' . I I 7 I . . . - II II - I I I I I - ' , . I I I ' ' I I I ' . . . . . . I ' ' I f I ' F ' ' . . . . . . . . I I I ' ' - - - ll ll - - ' I I . . ,, . . ,, . I I ' . . . , , . . ., . . - o ' I I 1 -. 0