Ridgefield High School - Caudatowan Yearbook (Ridgefield, CT)

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ASS ROPHECY Oh my' It has been ten years smce the memorable graduation day I got to remmlscmg a few days ago about my old classmates and so to satisfy my curl oslty I decided to take a quick tnp to see what had become of them Now after my return I will settle myself In a nuce easy chair to relate to you the hap pemngs of my lourney On a bright clear morning I started on my trlp First I gassed and oiled up my convertible at Joe Wll son s Friendly Service Station While there who should drive up nn a leep but Jackie Magnll Brooks and family They had lust got back from California I wasnt sur prrsed to see five small boys rn the back of the chassis Jackie told me that she had seen Ellen Norton un Hollywood where she IS currently starrmg m that latest movle hut Heartbreaker wrrtten by that eminent author Louis Somerset Fossn Also Irving rn Calrforma are Nano Ancona wealthy owner of the Santa Anita Race Track Rolf Almgren Agriculture Professor at Umversrty of Caluforma and Joan Droguardr whose latest pamtmg IS the Mona Glza The pamtmg IS bemg exhibited at Joan Carbon: s Paramount Movie House Resummg my excursion along the Norwalk Dan bury Road I spied a familiar place the Bowl Away Alleys which have replaced the Melton Museum and are now owned and operated by Hanford Burr and Doug Mann While chatting with my two former class mates about old times who should walk ln but J L Lewis Read the President of the Pm Boy Unlon with hrs secretary the attractive world s champion typlst Irene Baxter Addmg these people onto the Inst I con tmued on my search In Greenwich I met Carleton Shepherd President of the Home Brewer Drstlllary Co drnlng at Phlllp Scotts Pork Club 22 with Karm Hulswut the Umted States first woman ambassa dor to Holland Karm told me that Mary Christopher famed fashion designer was In Pans and IS a worthy adversary of Madame Renee Carleton Shepherd took me out to meet two more classmates Irving ln Green wich One of these was Joe Morganta otherwise known as the Caterpillar Kung because of his recent mventron for the adoptatlon of lawnmower motors for use m bulldozers The other was Dems Lynch who has a mansion here where he spends has time when he IS not game hunting In Alaska He told me he had seen Tom Salter m Chicago Tom rs the Commander In Chief of Fleet 49 Whlle conversing with my former mates a newspaper boy walked by us shouting at the top of has lungs Extra' Extra' Read all about ut Scientist almost killed rn own expenment Chrselmg a drme from my comrades I bought a newspaper from the lad Low and behold' Whose face do you thmk was on the front page none other than Myron Roets the class scientist The article sand that Roets was try ang to make a new atom bomb out of the yolks of eggs when the explosion occured Continuing my tnp I next stopped at New York Cnty In the heart of Harlem I gazed upon a neon slgn which sand The Rumbaugh Sisters Beauty Salon We specialize rn remakmg the physrognomy After spend :ng some happy moments with Evo Falcmellu the re crurtmg officer for the downtown section of Harlem I went up to see the Rumbaughs Who do you thmk were trymg to beautify themselves but Lucille Patermanl and Arlme Mead Lucille IS co editor with Sara Bedrm of the comic publication of Swoony Toones Arlme rs a private secretary to the Governor of New York State Peter Camp In has spare time he teaches French at Albany State College Has pet expression IS We We Arlme told me that Eleanor Wilson al though no career gurl rs happily married to Allie ln Atlanta Georgia Also Irving In Georgia as that gor geous redhead Lots Whitehead You know she finally accepted Leon After a very Interesting discussion with the gurls I was off again on my merry C71 way As I passed Carnegie Hall I saw a familiar name on the marquee inside I went rn to Investigate There I found besides outrageous prices Lois Sterry concert planrst starting the prelude to Sterrys first Concerto Back stage I also discovered Joan Hunt who IS the head of the coffee concession at the Metropolitan Opera House Realizing that I had to find a good place to eat I traveled to Hoboken New Jersey There I visited the famous Schmoo Club owned by Carl Scala The entertainment featured Glenn Anderson the successor to Burl Ives Glenn ns also known for his hut tune Mane the Hrllbullue Dmmg at a reserved table was Renzo Falcmelll and family Renzo ns head engineer for the McCarthy Construction Co and lust finished a 'ob In the St Lawrence Carl told me that Barbara Peterson rs physical educational teacher at Penn State College With these last two names on the lust the trip was com plete I came back to Ridgefield with pleasant memor res both of hugh school days and of the present suc cesses of my classmates FABIO BIAGIOTTI JACKIE MAGILI. . . . . . . ,, . . , , . . . 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Faculty Drag Best Dancer Woman Hater Man Hater Most L:kely to Succeed Most Conce:ted Most Mus:cal Most T:m:d Dream:est Flrst to Get Marraed Know It Alls Done Most for the Class No:s:est Most Stubborn Class Chatterbox Most Dependable Scatterbra:ns Most Adm:red Most D:gn:fled Most El'Tlc:ent Class Pesslmrsts Class Ophmrsts Class Heartbreakers Class Clockwatcher Class Blufters Best Sports Most Generous Most Cooperatwe Class Baby Class Art:sts Class Clown Most Gullable W:tt:est Best Mannered Most Pleasmg Personal:ty Most Eas:ly Embarrassed Favorrte Teachers Favor:te Band CLASS VOTE Sara Bednn: Eleanor W:lson Joan Carbon: Sara Bed:n: Mary Chrlstopher Lols Sterry Lo:s Sterry Karan Hulsw:t Jackle Mag:ll Ellen Norton Sara Bedm: Ellen Norton .loan Carbon: Ellen Norton Lucnlle Patern:an: Mary Chrlstopher Jackle Maglll Sara Bedm: Luc:lle Patern:an: Joan Carbon: Barbara Peterson Eleanor W:lson Ellen Norton Ellen Norton Barbara Peterson Lo:s Wh:tehead Lucllle Patern:a':: Ruth Rumbaugh Joan Dnoguard: Barbara Peterson Lo:s Sterry Lo:s Wh:tehead Lols Sterry Sara Bedm: Joan Dloguard: MISS Wllls Vaughn Monroe 20 ll H Peter Camp Fab:o B:ag:ott: Myron Roets Peter Camp Tom Salter Ph:l Scott Joe W:lson Louls Foss: Glenn Anderson Carleton Shepherd Renzo Falc:nell: Glenn Anderson Tom Salter Glenn Anderson Peter Camp Doug Ma:n Fab:o B:ag:ott: Ph:l Scott Peter Camp Carl Scala Glenn Anderson Louls Foss: Glenn Anderson Tom Salter Fab:o B:ag:ott: Peter Camp Peter Camp Rolf Almgren Ph:l Scott Glenn Anderson Nano Ancona Glenn Anderson Peter Camp Louls Foss: Nano Ancona Mr Holleran Tommy Dorsey ll Il nnaaulv........n.----.nn.n . . Mos: Flirtatiouslllllllllllll1lllllllllllllllllllll.Ellen Norton Carleton shepherd Ig ' : : P t so 2, o : E Lg: 5 Vf' 'u ga ' ' ., - A Q 5

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Q tus illlnll unhmestum ant of the Glass M9119 Be ut resolved That we the Senuors of Rudgefield Hugh School Town of Rudgefield un the County of Faurfield and the State of Connectucut beung of sound and dusposung mund and memory do make publush and declare the followung to be our last wull and testament hereby revokung all wulls by us made We bequeath Nano s Nash car to Jackue Yelunek whose car certaunly wont lost untul next year Irene s shorthand abuluty to Lucy Del Buondo who really doesnt need much assustance un that lune Pete s seruousness to Louus Pancottu Marys love for horses to Martha Sharp who already has much unterest un that lune Renzo s love to Nancy McCarthy Joe Wulson s quuetness to Flossue Reynolds who can stand a luttle Evo s good taste un clothes to Duck Carbonu who already us a neat dresser Glenns lalopy to Bob Roets who could use some other means of transportatuon besudes hus feet Sara s leadershup to Jeanne Carroll who us already makung out fine Louus s nuce curly haur to some of the straught haured underclassmen Joan Duoguardu s heught to luttle Pattu Vozzo Joan Hunt s figure to some of the chubby underclassmen Karun s seruousness to Nancy Shean who certaunly us lust the opposute Arlune s tununess to Pat Mullen who has plenty of heught Barbara s athletuc abuluty to future gurls basketball players Faye s typung abuluty to next year s lunuors who wull be takung typung for the first tume Ruth s curly haur to those gurls who are so unfortunate as to have straught locks Carl s argumentative abuluty to future Economuc students Eleanor s abuluty to dance to some of the Freshmen boys Ellen s nousuness to Jack Barrows who could make a luttle more nouse Phil s dugnufied manner to Albert Moses who could stand a luttle Lous Whutehead s red haur to some of the gurls un the underclasses with mousy colored haur Myron s mathematucs abuluty to future math students Fubber s sports abuluty to Duck Carbonu who needs some Joe Morgantu s center slot to Slugger Coles Joan Carbonu s wrutung abuluty to future Englush students Hanford s trombone to Jackue Yelunek Jackues abuluty to go steady to Connue Gero who cant seem to make up her mund Denus s sulluness to Roy Deeks who us too seruous at tumes Tom s stubborness to Dorus Hunt who doesnt care one way or the other Shep s so called druvung abuluty to anyone who cares for ut Lous Sterry s musucal talent to all future musuc students Luculle s wonderful work as Yearbook edutor to next year s edutor Rolf s quuck wut to those who are slow on the puck up Doug s well decorated car to Otto Jesperson who needs somethung to pep hus car up Nucky s abuluty un chemustry to Mr Holleran s class of next year Wutnessed un the year of our Lord nuneteen hundred and forty nune by CARL SCALA and JOAN DIOGUARDI l .. ij .- 1 . 54' F' . 1 ' . .I ' N, . u nu 's , ,' ' pak. -.' ., . . 1 . I I I I I I I , . . . , . , . , .. . , . I , . . . , . . . , . I . , . . . , . I ' ' ' ' II ll . I ' , . . I , . . . , . ., . . . . . ., . . . I . , . . . . . , . . , . . . , . , . . . . , , . .. , . . . . . . , . , . . . , . .. . , .. , . . . . , . ., . . . , . . . , . . . . , . .. . , .. . . , . 'I II ll ., .. .. . , . . . , . .. . , . , . ., . . . . . , . I ' I , . , . . . . . . , . . . , . , . I ' ' Il ' II I ' ' II II , . . , .. . . , , Z