Shelton High School - Argus Yearbook (Shelton, CT)

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WALTER JOSEPH PIORKOWSKI He thinks before he speaks and speaks twice the better for it. Walt - French Club faithful . . . likes his hair short! . . . takes his school work with a grain of salt . . . flashy clothes. ROSE PLASKON Ne'r a rose was born to blush unseen. Rosie - Tiny teen . . . neat and petite . . . cheer- ful and excitable . . . hard worker . . . Helen, Eve, and I. EUNICE ANN PRISCO Happy am I, from care I'm free: Why aren't all content like me? Eunie - Sports fan . . . willing and capable . . . oh! those puns . . . French Club . . . Where's Milly? IRENE E. ROUSSEAU Be noisy and Fish will be noisy with you, Be quiet, and Fish will be noisy alone. Fish - Tiny but tops! . . . contagious laugh . . . prefers blue convertibles FRANCIS CHARLES RYAN Silence, the authority speaks. Foggy - Curly blond waves . . . always seen and heard at school affairs . . . loves a good argument. i . X 1 LORRAINE ELINORA SABATINI Her mirth the world re- required, she bathed it in smiles and glee. Lorrie - Chatterbox . . . lively as a Mexican jump- ing bean . . . shorthand's her favorite work. PHYLLIS HELEN SARGENT Beneath her hat there glowed the wealth Of simple beauty and rus- tic health. Phil - Has a secret ad- mirer who's really secret . . . staunch follower of the team . . . devoted cinema fan. PHYLLIS JEAN SAXTON The combined qualities of a girl and an athlete. Phyl -Strawberry blonde . . . talented comedienne . . . basketball fiend . . . actually knows her trig. ELISABETH JANE SCHMIDT Pleasant to meet, but far better to know. Betty - Blue-eyed blonde . . . industrious . . . every minute of her school time is accounted for . . . Does school really start at 8? J. JAMES SHEAHAN Noisy and small, his great- est ambition is to grow strong and tall. Ferdie - Laugh and the world laughs with you . . . sees in the dark . . . cackling laugh . . . It's all for pun! I8

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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.

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DANIEL JOHN SIMONETTI Let nothing t?j come be- tween me and sports. Danny - Basketball co- captain with three years of football too . . . Jeannette and I . . . collegiate dresser . . . smooth on the dance floor. GAETON ANTHONY SIMONETTI Pat me on the back - I don't want to break my arm! Tom - Fullback on the Galloping Gaels . . . Oh, that beautiful temper! . . . saver of soles, and heels . . . Is my name in the paper? LORRAIN E ELIZABETH SKIBO I must laugh and dance and sing, Youth is such a lovely thing. Skibs - Look at those natural curls! . . . sports fan and audible rooter for the team . . . flashing smile for all. ROBERT DONALD SMARZ Never too serious, not too frivolous, but a rare good fellow. Bob - Mr. Finn would be lost without him . . . little swish on the court . . . good student in all sub- jects . . . quiet in a noisy sort of way. DORIS JOAN SNEDEKER Wim, wigor, and wital- ity! Dot - Blue-eyed cheer- leader . . . queen of the basketball court . . . sup- ports all school affairs . . . attractive clothes. I Q I ELIZABETH SONSINI Let me grin and enjoy myself. Betty - Easygoing . . . with a friendly smile . . . record collector . . . out-of- town interests. ANTHONY S. STACHELCZYK He who hath an art Hath everywhere a part. Stilts - Shelton High's Rembrandt . . . guitar player in the orchestra . . . Hey Carol . . . found by Ferry school . . . reason? very obvious. ROBERT C. STELLER I.love to meditate on any- thing but books. Bob - Another Harry, and we don't mean Tru- man . . . Me and my Buick . . . true to his woman . . . basketball star . . . shy and friendly grin. RICHARD WALTER SUTKOWSKI Make him a great man, but do it slowly. Sur - Co-captain of the football team . . . The Brain . . . an eye or two for the girls . . . exercises by walking to school. FRANCES IRENE TAMBURRINO Speak gently, and make no sudden sound. Tamby - Country gal with city ways . . . loves history . . . seen, but sel- dom makes comment . . . How many more days of school?