Shelton High School - Argus Yearbook (Shelton, CT)

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RICHARD E. W. VARGOSHE Somehow he never has his as- signments done on time. When Dick calls the Square Sets, the rafters ring and the couples swing. He'll go to college on the profits from the chicken farm. FRANCES ELIZABETH VOLLARO Fran helps out in the store during the recess rush. What causes that twinkle in her eyes? She isn't always so quiet as she seems. ALBERT IOSEPH WALCEK Al is the president of the French Club. That brief case is full of books that are really studied. Einstein, beware! - here is your rival! LORRAINE BETTY WARREN Peanuts is a V girl - V for vim, vigor, and vitality. She gets all her energy from pea- nuts. Her interests lie in out- of-town boys. WILLIAM DAZZE WEIMANN Look for Butch either at Smarz's or the Community Cen- ter. He is interesting to talk to. Butch has that certain something which makes him popular with everyone. RICHARD THEODORE WELLS Archie is one of the few that really try. Life had no troubles for him. He joined the Navy to see the world. MARSHALL WILDE WILLIAMS Oats is very much interested in airplanes. Girls don't seem to interest him much. I-Ie's always deep in a dream. I-IANFORD WILSON Hanford is a faithful member of the State Guard. Silence us- ually reigns. When he speaks. he does so in a deep, low voice. IOSEPH WYSOWSKI Wis has the nicest white teeth you've ever seen. He is rarely seen at school affairs. Can he play a harmonica! ELIZABETH E. ZASKALICKY Liz is a whiz in her commer- cial studies. Her many duties include being business manager for the FOCUS and bookkeeper for the war stamp sales. She never rests until her tasks are done.

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GENEVIEVE MARIE STRUBBE Height is not one of the gifts which Gen possesses. Her friendly nature wins many new friends for her. She always sees the humorous side of life. DEMETRY SUPRANOVICH Soup never said much in class, but outside f - that's another story! What do you say? was his favorite greeting. The Navy was his choice. too. EDWARD GEORGE TALL Ed is as quiet as a mouse and speaks only when spoken to. He has a good disposition and gets along with everyone. CHARLOTTE C. TARANTINO Charl is trim, petite, and pret- ty. Her dark curly hair en- hances her cute features. She's very soft-spoken and even-tem- pered. KARL KENNETH TARBELL, IR. Kenny , a star in football, flash in basketball, whiz in baseball, is popular with both faculty and students. He can be serious when he wants to be. x YN- 1 9 4 3 ROBERT OLMSTEAD TAYLOR You should see him blush! His dark wavy hair is very becom- ing. Bob gets where he wants to go - but fast! ROBERT FRANCIS TEEVAN Who is Shelton High's blond heartbreaker? Why, - Bob , one of the North End glamour boys. The word hurry isn't in his vocabulary. ELIN OR JULIA THORNFELDT Variety is the spice of life. Her fair complexion and curly hair make her attractive. El should be a model - she has all the qualifications. FRANCES MARIE TICHEY For a Huntington girl, she does all right! Oh. how she enter- tains us with the accordion! Fran's smile radiates her vi- brant personality and charm. ALEXANDER TUROVETZ Football, basketball, baseball -- sports must be in his blood. Al's clothes look like some- thing out of the latest fashion magazine. He likes to sing while he dances.

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Honor Students Christine Agnes Smith, Albert Joseph Walcek Valedictorian Salutatorian Barbara Mary Perry Elizabeth Eloise Zaskalicky Virginia Lee Peterson Herman Michael Pastore William Edward Stone 23