Seymour High School - L Agenda Yearbook (Seymour, CT)

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-19' x.. Shyebt -Q, Most Frzendly Henry Lewlckl L4 Neatest Harry Kordlck Henrletta Kremskx fu Teachers Tnal Henry LeWlCkl Josephxne Croncota Daxxd Sorman Maly Lam. Harrlett Seeley ,,-0' Best Dancer Raymond Kostka Vxolet Kazynoskl Best Athlete Raymond Kostka Madelme MCGu1re Quiz fc st Dnmcl bormm Marx Qiss Nzcest Smfle Wxlllam Hom ard Helen Molcyk Wzttzest Henry L9WlCkl Rose Monaco Most Pe saznxutn. Harold Wakelny Laura Bayln 0 Most Optimistic, Henry Lewnckx Harrxett Seeley Most Sophutlcated James Haxersat Vxxxan Hurley

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,5 lass 13 ndfarxes Best Lookmg Ralph Carrmgton Barbara Bennett 7 'S .l nv 'rq 94,- sa Most Versatile Janet Houhhan Pepprest - '44 James Kovach Most Bnllzant Natalie Jones Harold Wakeley Rxchard ounsbury Janet Houllhan X Cutest Tlmothy Donovan Most Dzgmfied Joyce Karrmann Theodore Snyder Vxvlan Hurley Best Sense of Humor Henry L6WlCk1 Natalle Jones Best Dre ssc-d H.-any Kon duk Henrletta KILHISR1 Most Popular james Kovach Natalie Jones our Most Talkatzve Henry L6WlCkl josephme Croncota 7 ' .1 V f My 'M f J f yi 2 f -M sn , . .' I ',r .n 5' Vi H Y .F e we ar,,, an X e . ' ,r I 5: , A sr , ' ' rn: L ' il 3 Im f ,' I

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U1 ass TP vylwcg It was New Years Eve 1953 Bells were rmgmg horns blowmg shouts and hurrays rlsmg skyward as the old year went out and the new one was welcomed ln on Broadway But as I looked about me at the sea of happy glowmg faces the brxght dancmg hghts outsxde the nolsy busses and cars lum bermg past my thoughts winged themselves back to 1944 When I stopped to think about lt and had carefully rolled back the ragged worn pages of t1me, It seemed but as yesterday What had become of my classmates the class of 44 rn those ten years? I was determmed to find out and that was my first resolu tion for the new year One day as I was fiymg low ln my hehcopter just cru1s1ng about, I notlced a rather large object movmg very slowly down the mam street of my old home town so I cxrcled even lower to see what lt was Sure enough xt was joe Bel cmskr just as I thought Armed w1th a broom he was hard at work sweepxng the street but ln reality gettlng nowhere A little farther down the street I not1ced a slgn hangxng IU front of a large new grocery store wh1ch I found as I drew nearer was owned by Walter Ehman Then as I wlnged my way toward the outsklrts of the c1ty I heard a great hub bub sounds of muslc and laughter drlfted toward me as I looked below I saw mnumerable c1rcus tents sprmkled over French Fleld I landed the hell copter nearby and went over to see the c1rcus At the entrance I was greeted by Davrd Sorman tlcket salesman I was amazed to find hrm leadmg such an excltmg lxfe When I entered the blg top the show was already 1n progress, and the star acrobat Glorra Gaudet was sa1l1ng through the anr with the greatest of ease' At one end of the tent clowns were performmg I notxced one especlally for he was gomg through the queerest antlcs And as I watched hlm more closely top and hurrled over to the Slde show starrmg the thm man and the fat lady To my amazement I found that they were both former classmates of mme The Human Skeleton , bemg Walter Duda and The Walkmg Grease Spot , Lrllran Grzskaukas I then left the c1rcus and headed my hehcopter toward New York On the way I saw an om1nous lookmg shadow cross my path It was a plane splralmg earthward at a terr1fic rate of speed I held my breath waxtmg to hear the xmmment sound of a crash However none came, and I soon saw the plane slowly pull out of the spln As It shot upward past me preparmg to dive aga1n, I looked at the pllot and discovered the sm1l1ng face of Harrrett Seeley It was surprlslng to find her as a test pll0t Contmumg on my way I declded to v1s1t the Stork Club and see the popular new add1t1on to james Haversats wrdely known band It was the first appear ance of Glorza Cretella a talented young smger who was rapidly takxng her place among the top notch smgers of the day Also featured mn th1s band was Geraldme Welenz the hot hp saxophone player Attending the afternoon per formance were the mxllxon dollar playboys, Ralph Carrmgton and Wzllram Howard, who had recently returned from a trip to Bermuda Homeward bound I passed the Empxre State Bu1ld1ng and nn do1ng so spotted a man as tmy as a flea and actmg very much lxke one whlle busxly washmg the many rows of wmdows Flymg closer, I saw that th1s mdustrlous fellow was none other than Bob Fray Flnally reaching home The Waldorf Astorxa I spoke to Harry Kordzck who pressed a button and sent the elevator up to the tenth floor at a terrific rate of speed Racmg across the hall I bumped mto a chubby smxlmg round faced woman who was on her hands and knees scrubbmg the floor I thought she looked famnhar and sure enough, when she looked up, It was Margre Frank , . . . 7 ' 7 Q I I . I 4 , f . , , ' y . 7 ' , . , . . I ' ' 7 , I . , - 7 ' ' ' lf U , . . ' , . - , f . . . , , . - I D 7 7 0 , . . I - e J Q . . 9 , , . . H ' 57 ' , . y . . I . . - ' . . . I , ' 1 I recognized Edward Shaker beneath all the paint. With regret, I left the big ny - . ' 2-SK v ' as ' ' ' I , . ' I . I 1 . . , 1 4 4 ' 7 Y Y . . , . , I . s . . , - . ' . - , . . . , . . ' , y 7 ll U . . . , . , .' , . , , , , . . , - 1 f ' ' ' ' U ' U