Shelton High School - Argus Yearbook (Shelton, CT)

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EVELYN BOYKO Loyalties to faith and friend. Ev - Variety of stream- lined clothes . . . neat as a pin . . . future keyboard pounder. JOHN MILLER BREWSTER The small courtesies sweeten life: the greater, ennoble it. johnny - Indiana here I come . . . takes his studies seriously . . . distinctive vocabulary . . . neat dresser . . . Birdie in the cage! BEVERLY JOYCE BROWN None but herself can be her parallel! Bev - Short, but sweet . . . cute pug nose . . . merry blue eyes . . . there's a man in her life. FLORENCE ANN CALLAHAN She makes sweet music with the emerald stones. Flossie - A true daugh- ter of Erin . . . always on the lookout for a good laugh . . . a flock of Irish imps inside her. MARGARET MILDRED CANGANELLY Rest, rest, shall I not have all eternity to sleep in? Midge - Truck on down . . . has a weakness for blonds . . . torch songs are her style . . . basketball sharpshooter. VERA CARLSON Ever in motion, blithsome and cheery. Ver - Motions that go with her notions . . . gift of gab . . . independent, even in her walk . . . full of fun. ARDITH JUNE CASH Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. Ardy - Never a hair out of place . . . soft-spoken and easygoing . . . does more thinking than talk- mg. HELEN CHUCKTA Who speaks, saws, who listens, reaps. Helen - Studious . . . dependable . . . Rose, Evelyn and I . . . not so quiet as appearances lead you to believe. STEPHEN CHUCKTA He never speaks a word too much. Chuck - Mainstay in Shelton's forward wall . . . Co-captain of the football team . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . reliable in all he does. ALBERT J. CHULAK Everything comes if a man will only wait. Bull - Member of the Pine Rock Sea Scouts . . . it doesn't cost anything to dream . . . mechanical drawing.

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MARIANNE LOUISE ADANTI A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Mush - Pleasing person- ality . . . dependable . . . always on time . . . a smile for everyone. EDWARD FRANCIS BALADE His lot seems lightg his heart seems gay. Eggsie - Everyone's pal, with a welcoming smile and a friendly chuckle . . . an all-round good fellow. AURELIA BALLESTER Life is what you make it. Aurie - Serene disposi- tion . . . trim in all she does, including homework! . . . huge wardrobe. RAY IRVING BASSETT Romeo, Romeo, where- fore are thou Romeo? Red - Speed demon in that Buick . . . prefers sophomores . . . never quiet . . . quick wit. JOSEPH BATZA, JR. A man of gladness seldom falls into madness. Porky - White City's pride and joy . . . an opin- ion on everything . . . rabid follower and commentator on all sports. .QN- CATHERINE MARIE BAVOLACK How far that little candle throws its beam! Cathy -Diminutive stat- ure . . . heard leading the cheers . . . always on the go . . . has a strong dislike for punctuality . . . an in- describable giggle. STEPHEN GUY BEARDSLEY. JR. Give thy thoughts no tongue. Guy - With the jeep . . . conscientious . . . uncanny ability to confuse anything . . . we hear he's a danger- ous man with a pistol . . . Huntington A. C.'s star southpaw. BARBARA-JEAN BERNTSON Hair of sunlight yellow and eyes of morning blue. B.J. -One of our snappy cheerleaders . . . collegiate clothes . . . and those fin- gernails . . . dry humor. EMIL A. BLAHO Youthful he was, and tall. Emil - Tall, blond, and handsome . . . quiet charm . . . easygoing . . . Chulak's guardian. MILLICENT LEE BLOCK I'll speak in a monstrous little voice. Mill - Black hair and blue eyes . . . obliging smile . . . Mr. Finn's secretary . . . careful woman driver. I0

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CAROL JEANNE CLARK Enthusiasm is the great- est asset in the world. Car - Blonde tresses a beauty high light . . . ar- lez-vous francais? . . . got- ball rooter with her own fan club for a certain End . . . Swing your partner. GILBERT WAYNE CLARK The true worth of man is to be measured by the objects he pursues. Bruno -Sports a sweater with three stripes . . . ar- dent Lujack admirer . . . tolerates geometry . . . faithful to the dancing classes . . . special weak- ness: females! MARGARET MARY COMBONI She is true and good as gold. Margie - Cuts a neat figure . . . snappy dresser . . . attractive brunette . . . quietly efficient . . . outside interests. WILLIAM W. COOK Two heads are better than one. 'Bill - Wild Bill in Red Miria . . . never seen without Bett . . . any plans? . . . owns his own boat . . . homework? RALPH ANTHONY D'AGOSTA Not much talk - a sweet silence. Ralph - Cymbal player . . . patronizes the Spa . . enjoys his own jokes . . . quiet and friendly. 'X' v N E is . . 5' if P WILLIAM E. DENNY I have an exposition of sleep come upon me. Den - Letter man on the football team . . . King of Com . . . Did you do your homework? ELEANOR BERTHA DUDZIN SKY What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Honey - A willowy lass with plenty of pep . . . Play a polka! . . . handy with a needle . . . do pa- tients prefer blonds? ELLEN S. EMSLIE A cheerful temper makes beauty attractive. Nell - Twinkling eyes that spell out mischief . . . a merry disposition . . . her future is already plan- ned . . . favorite card is a jack. VIOLET FRANCES ESPOSITO Ever in motion, blithe- some and cheery. Vi - Ardent sports fan . . . full of mischief . . . trades jokes with Mr. Tyr- rell . . . prefers red-heads . . . mimeograph expert. PHILOMENA MARY FIORDELISI My life for an argument. Fannie - Gang wayl! . . . another woman driver . . . jet black hair and brown eyes . . . willing helper . . . enjoys a good argument. 12