Roger Ludlowe High School - Fairfieldiana Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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we j6LClfLAy OFFICE STAFF Frances Peebles Ardell Emma Dobey 2 COMMERCIAL Rose Dorothy Beat Veckerelli Brigham LeI Edythe S. Blake Ela' Schuman Dean Bar MUSIC AND HOME EcoNoM5 Jean Alphonso M arj I Andrews Cavallaro Foo N SOCIAL SCIEN4 Sherman John Alanl Stocks Gleason Harl Alice ' Marjorie Sylv Bulkley Banks John: N l

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we dggniom SENIOR OFFICERS - li QSv:crctal'Yl. Donald Mory lP csidcntj B li St I1 Cfrcasurerj, Stanley Nosal fVicc P siclcntj. We were explorers on a quest for knowledge. After leaving Grammar School Por-t, we set sail, arriving in Roger Ludlowe Harbor in early September. There, Jack Mitchell 'took command of us. As Captain, he selected Lindsey Booth for First Mate, Shirley Edwards for Second Mate, and Ruth Strang for Purser. On our way through the forest, we met Miss Schuman who offered her services as guide. Being a native of -this land, she knew all its ways. Therefore, she took us to a party where we saw an excellent Fred Allen Show. We enjoyed ourselves so much we decided to prolong our stay for the Freshman-Sophomore Night and the Annual Girls' Banquet. After much persuasion, Miss Schuman agreed to accompany us during the rest of our journey. So, choosing new officers, Captain, Lindsey Booth, First Mate, Donald Mory: Second Mate, Ruth Strangg Purser, Margaret Horny we continued on our way. Entering Sophomore Lane we discovered that our funds were very low. To remedy this, we gave a party with dancing and fortune telling as en-tertainment. A return engagement of Freshman-Sophomore Night found our purse again smiling. g As we progressed, all the while drawing closer to Knowledge, our leaders resigned and Eaden Whiteman, Donald Mory, Joan Cathcart, and Leonard Cbcrg took over the responsibilities. Realizing that we were behind schedule and that we would not arrive in time for the Junior Prom, we rented roller skates and sped on our way. We again elected four new officers, Donald Mory as Captain, Stan Nosal, Helen Poinelli, and S-teve Heiser as his helpers. Then we started on our last lap. Using Leap Year as an excuse, We sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Chase and Dance. Climbing the Senior Slope, we stopped at the yearly Football Swing. In realization of the fact that we were nearing the summit of Mount Wisdom. where we would part company, we all gathered at the Senior Banquet. Soon after, we were guests of our young followers at the Junior Prom. Then, feeling that our experiences shoul-d be recorded, we compiled the Year Book. At last we gained the top of Mounrt Wisdom, where, with hearty and grateful thanks to our guide, Miss Schuman, we bid farewell and each one of us set sail for Port Future. K Gertrude Flicker I Janice Schwartz V E161 TELL THEIR STORY 0 I Y