Shelton High School - Argus Yearbook (Shelton, CT)

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FRANCES LILLIAN IWANIEC Fran . . . towhead . . . polka lan . . . sin- cere friend . . . always manages to have her homework done . . . Gee Whiz! FLORENCE B. LARSON Flo . . . valuable addition to our class . . . scholarly . . . I did not know her beauty un- til she smiled on me . . . skilled violinist. Al HAROLD STEPHEN KELLER Hobs . . . quite the ladies' man! . . . con- versation monopolizer . . . never hurries, never worries . . . football player. LUCY KOLAKOWSKI Lou . . . Winsome smile . . . fond of poetry . . . ready helper . . . nightly excursions to Derby? IOSEPH ANDREW KOPASZ Ice . . . comic . . . usually talking . . . First National alter school . . . headed lor the Army . . . conscien- tious. IULIA KOWAL Iul . . . quiet but friendly . . . hair il always just so . . . loves outdoor sports . . . White Eagles Hall- every Saturday night. M flf 17 X I cmnsmfirz MARY IONES Kay . . . carefree, lively . . . tidy and trim . . . Peter Pan's pranks shine from her eyes . . . cheerleader lor two years . . . found at Moscardini's. RUTH EVELYN LEDGER Boots . . . rambunc- tious cheerleader . . . cartwheel specialist . . . cute little pug nose . . . Hers is the joy of liv- ing . . . a variety of beaux. wwf

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MARTHA ANN GIANNINO Mart . . . a short miss from the country . . . quiet . . . seldom seen at school affairs . . . Gee! WILLIAM HOGAN Slip . . . freshman class president . . . con- tagious grin-mischie- vous Irish eyes . . . Sequoia Lodge . . . never misses school activities . . . basketball fiend. MARYEL RUTH GOAD Susie . . . tall and winsome . . . willing and capable . . . All work and no play makes Iill a dull girl . . . What do you wanna make those eyes at me for? . . . Argus Board, French Club, Glee Club-Pharmacy next. ELIZABETH ANN GRIFFIN Betty . . . soft- spoken little miss . . . nice to know . . . mis- chief dwells within . . . clothes definitely out of Vogue . . . will trade a laugh for a joke. NANCY ANNE HAMILTON Nan . . . blonde, every hair in place . . . neat as the proverbial pin . . . reassuring blue eyes . . . Dramatics . . . Homework? What's that? Something to eat? CHARLES IOSEPH HESS Charlie . . . tall and blond . . . Lord of Indian Well State Park . . . faithful student . . . blizzards do not faze his trusty little chariot. PEARL RUTH GIESEN Lee . . . pretty as a picture . . . naturally curly hair . . . charm- ing manner . . . another woman driver . . . al- ways laughing, always joking, always gay . . . Have you heard this one? VIRGINIA ROSALIE INSALACO Gin . . . sleek dark hair . . . an advocate oi no homework . . . a zealous follower of sports . . . always a smile and helping hand for everyone . . . a steady movie-goer.

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MARY LOUISE MAZIUK Mamie . . . tall . . . brown tresses . . . eyes that speak . . . future woman in white . . . ardent lover of the cinema. IOSEPH OLTRA Joe . . . short and shy . . . Patience is powerful . . . our talented accordionist . . . Spanish linguist . . . the moving-picture man. HOWARD W. MEGEE Iimmie . . . dress? Arrow collar ad . . . electrical genius . . . Benny Kreiger's right- hand rnan . . . talks little, learns much. A NESTOR MENGUAL Meng . . . dark . . . responsible . . . indus- trious . . . history whiz . . . going skating. I8 THOMAS P. MURPHY Murph . '. . tall and lanky . . . bow tie and flashy jackets . . . re- liable and pleasant . . . looks quiet-but looks may be deceiving . . . our favorite paper boy. MARY ANN OGLE Polly . . . unobtru- sive . . . willing worker . . . Library Squad . . . future stenographer. ROBERT LOUIS MCLEOD Mac , . . president of the Student Council . . . life, love, and laughter . . . pleasing smile and becoming dimples . . . Sequoia Lodge . . . Whatcha thinkin', fellas! HARRIET ELAINE ORKIS Harry . . . cute and collegiate . . . long tapering nails . , . shimmering locks at- tracting us all . . . in school she's silent and demure, outside-we're not so sure . . . there's an air of mystery about her.