Shelton High School - Argus Yearbook (Shelton, CT)

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MARION L. LUDKA She smiles and does not care. Mar - Tall, lively bru- nette with a sparkling sense of humor . . . loves a good time . . . a mania for chew- ing gum . . . shorthand whiz. ALVIN MacBRIEN You hear him before you see him. Mac - Good-natured . . . comical . . . Me and my bass . . . constant tease . . . always ready to argue his point . . . the band's most valuable member. VIVIAN MARIA MALONEY A smile, intent for mis- chief. Viv - Has a patent on the giggle of hers . . . a jovial personality . . . when there's a sign of a grin, there's a devil within. FRANCES LAURA MARCHITTO Little, but, oh! my. ' Fran - Proof positive that good things do come in small packages . . . sun- ny disposition . . . quiet and sweet, friendly and neat. JAMES FRANCIS MARCHITTO Such Il quiet manner is truly rare. jack - Neat to the nth degree . . . Nelly and I . . . good looking . . . expres- sive eyes . . . chemistry fiend! FRANK MARTI, JR. The quality of a musician is denoted by the noise he makes. Tubby - Sax whiz . . . captain of the baseball team . . . likes to talk - about F. M. especially . . . likes women, but prefers girls. PHYLLIS MATTO She seems as happy as a wave that dances on the sea. Phil -A smile that beams on everyone . . . peppy, fun loving cheerleader . . . magnetic personality . . . wonderful sport and loyal Sheltonite. jEAN D. MCCARTHY lust a quiet gal with an unassuming way. Irish - A colleen with eyes of blue . . . -leanie with the light brown hair . . . quiet in school, but out- side? ROBERT li. MERRILL A youth. lighlliearled and l'UlIll'IIl.H Bob - Slntnn'ock Club . . . workhorse on the grid- iron - water boy, that is! . . . enjoys his meals - all of them . . . Hey, Stills! WILLIAM MIKITA I nm slow lo study. Bill - Connoisseur of footwear . . . his trusty bike provides cheap transporta- tion . . . frequent visitor in Swab's car ill recess.

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CECI LIA A. KAZO Better to go on foot than ride and fall. Ce-ce - Tiny and cute . . . devil-may-care attitude . . . does her homework - when there's nothing else to do . . . another roller- skating fan. ROBERT KEARNEY Quiet and demure he is at school - But what is he away from rule? Bob - What Norwalk lost, Shelton gained . . . unsung artist . . . not so quiet as we think . . . slick dresser. PHYLLIS ELIZABETH KI BBLER Stately and tall, she moves in the hall. Fil - Extensive, up-to- date wardrobe . . . ohl that New Look . . . distinctive laugh . . . affable. ROBERT KOPASZ Begone, dull care, thee and I shall never agree. Swab - His car provides sitting room at recess . . . class actor . . . witty and carefree. JACQUELINE KUHAR Sweet personality, full of rascalityf' jackie - Happy-go-lucky cheerleader with twinkling blue eyes . . . artistic abil- ity with loads of ideas . . . loves that man . . . which oneP?? I5 ELIZABETH ANNE KUNECKI My heart is as true as steel. Betty - Soft brown eyes and a friendly smile . . . cheerful disposition . . . he's just her Bill . . . her assignments are always complete. FREDERICK R. KURKOWSKI The proper study of man- kind is man - the most perplexing one, no doubt, IS woman. Fred - Spanish Club singer . . . likes chemistry? . . . always asking harassing questions . . . prefers blondes, brunettes, or red- heads. JOSEPH CARMEN LANZI imitate no man - be thy- self. joe - Special ad for Ad- ler's Elevator Shoes . . . polka fiend . . . imperson- ates Al jolson . . . his ties are out of this world - thank goodness! JEANETTE EVELYN LECHUS Is she not passing fair? jan - Naturally wavy black hair . . . a special Pepsodent smile for all . . . unusual ability with a pen WILLIAM EDWARD LUCIA Men of few words are the best of men. Bill - Sea Scout from Pine Rock Park . . . always ready for a hearty lau h . . . silence reigns . . . Ear from the madding crowd.

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ROBERT MONAHAN I nm as sober as a judge. Bob - Our political gen- ius . . . nice speaking voice . . . seen with Swab . . . Me, and my trusty coupe. DOLORES MONGILLO She has two eyes, so soft and brown, take care! Dee - Expressive brown eyes . . . loves to dance at any time . . . neat dresser Meet you at Mosci's. JOHN JOSE MONTESINOS Be silent and safe. Chico - Ex-Army man . . . Seymour calls . . . Spanish Club supporter . . . mechanical drawing whiz . . . stamp collector. MARY ANN MULVEY' I shall ne'er be 'ware of my own wit, Til I break my shin against it. Mary Ann - Perpetual gum chewer . . . turned-up nose...gabgab... never a dull moment, or a quiet one either. STANLEY FRANK MUZYK His ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Stan - Tall, and shy . . . seldom seen at social af- fairs . . . basketball enthus- iast . . . steadfast in his way. ELEANOR IRENE NED- BALSKI Her thoughts are many, her words are few. El - Willing and cap- able . . . very soft-spoken . . . tall, slender miss . . . are you going, Lucille? JOSEPH ROBERT NEVERS A light heart and a merry word. joe - Airplane pilot . . . want a ride? . . . Naval Re- serve . . . Aeronautics Club . . . his interests vary. STEPHEN PECYLAK Talks a great deal - about something-or noth- mg. Steve - Active in both baseball and football . . . history's his dish . . . South End gang . . . unusual stu- dent . . . does his home- work! ROBERT PENNY Never gloomy - Never sad. Bob - First Broadway, then Hollywood . . . really knows his English . . . more valuable than his name would imply. CORNELIUS HOOKER PERRY Young fellows will be young fellows. Corny - Give me that old paper route! . . . oh, those South Britain girls! . . . sharp dresser.