Shelton High School - Argus Yearbook (Shelton, CT)

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PHILIP W. EVANS Phil -ioking manner . . . blushes easily . . . enioys an ar- gument . . . great sports fan . . . Who says we need a score- board when Phil attends the bas- ketball games? LILLIAN LOUISE GILL Lil -tall and willowy . . . South End mischief maker with a twinkle in her eye . . . always with Lois . . . l'll lend anyone a few inches . WAYNE RICHARD GONYER Wayne -Don Juan from the country . . . quiet, but then . . . always wears flannel shirts . . . Tom and I . JEAN E. GOULD Cleo -active in all school af- fairs . . . neat as a pin . . .en- ioys a good laugh . . . she'll go places in this world. THOMAS GILBERT GRADY Gil -class president . . . smart and witty . . . takes part in all social activities . . . dependable . . . co-editor of the ARGUS. CATHERINE ELLEN GUIDER Cay -walking dictionary . . . her voice seems soft to everyone but Miss Titus . . . Won't the bell ever wait for me? .... the last hope in sixth period English. 13

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JOSEPH CARLSON Joe -good things come in small packages . . . always has an answer . . . rhythm in his feet .... he forfeited his Sinatra garb for the Navy Blues. A. THOMAS DAGLE Tom-favorite color is Red ... a one and only . . . Army bound . . . likely to succeed in all his undertakings. RUDOLPH J. DANOWSKI Rudy -with that hair his great- est fear is baldness . . . Mrs. Simon's pride and ioy in chemis- try class . . . Where's Eddie and Brooklyn? BASIL E. DIKOVSKY Basil -quiet . . . good neigh- bor from the country . . . a con- solation to Miss Rulofson in her trig and geometry classes . . . we suspect that he's a Russian. DOROTHY MARIE EARHART Marie -tall and graceful . . . southern miss with a slight accent . . . co-editor of the ARGUS . . . constant companion of Toots . . . There's a Man ln My Life . JEAN FRANCES ECKBERG Jean --better late than never . . . eyes that dance . . . supports the Tweed Shop . . . favorite pastime is asking questions. 12 G

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JEAN EVELYN HALLAMAN Jean -incessant gum chewer A R G . . . Helen and l . . . future beautician . . . garrulous . . . iitterbug. MARY MARGARET HAUSSLER Mar -cute cheerleader with a neat figure and long blonde hair . . . personality plus . . . future artist, but definitely. CARL EDWARD HELM Buffalo -has a nickname for every city in America . . . foot- ball and basketball player . . . Shelton's Van Johnson . . . has a great sense of humor lhe keeps telling usl. DOROTHY J. HERRICK Dot - Buddy, his car and l . . . neat and collegiate . . . speaks softly . . . happy-go-lucky . . . cheerleader. JOHN ALFRED HESS Hess -tall and lanky. . . mem- ber of North End gang . . . a walk all his own ...seldom seen at school affairs . . . now serving in the Navy. ELIZABETH M. HORVATH Liz -a farmerette who prefers Bridgeport. . . court stenographer . . . loves typing . . . A smile a day will keep the blues away . 14