Shelton High School - Argus Yearbook (Shelton, CT)

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MYRTLE SERENE CORBETT Ginger -Good sport . . . inter- ' ests in New Jersey . . . journalist . . . enjoys roller skating. ALICE LILLIAN CREMIN an Al --Friendly disposition . . faithful to the French Club . . . contagious giggle . . .enjoys sports. ff. SHIRLEY JEAN CREMONI Shirl -Curly black hair . . . fun- loving student . . . snapping eyes . . . pleasure in photography. BEATRICE ALBERTA CROWTHER Chookie -Friendly and cute . . . leads the band . . . never a Worry or a care . . . a variety of beaux. JOSEPH EDWARD DEVONSHUK Joe -Blonde wavy hair . . . tall spunlcy right end . . . Hey, Vin' . . . easy going and carefree. CHARLES JOHN CULIK Chicken -Long, lean and lanky . . . a slap on the back and a corny joke . . . short girls and soft music are his specialty . . . Cannoneer. MARY JANE CURTISS Curt -Lure of the woods and glowing campfxres . . . always ready to argue her point . . . mem- ber of the C.A.P .... A horse is man's best friend. RALPH D'AGOSTA Dark, curly hair . . . history is fun, isn't it? . . . future mechanic . . . Hey, fellas, wanna hear a joke? MELVIN EDWARD DENINGER Dena -Shelton's All-State tackle . . . smooth dancer . . . one of Moe's boys . . . thar's gold in them Black Hills. Q- I9 Q ,., X1 ferr! i I . t If y. ff ,Q Ei Ti n . 4

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'Ww- 'x r' 1 if is 8 r I m t ...At .. -, l X qc? JOHN JOSEPH BRENNAN jiggs -Nonchalant comedian . . . never hurries and seldom wor- ries . . . ardent sports fan . . . Daily News, ANNA BREYAN Ann -She prints her work and paints her nails . . . an inexhaus- tible supply of giggles . . . hap- piest on the dance floor . . . a weakness for pet kittens. JOHN EUGENE BRICKETT Jack -The lone typist . . . daily workouts at the Y . . . baseball player . . . Shamrock. NORMAN RALPH BROOKS Norm -A penny for your thoughts . . . skin beater, de luxe . . . avoids the women . . . Can I feel your muscles? IRENE MARY BROWNING Renee -Cute pug nose . . . en- joys a good western . . . half-pint . . . Her silent tongue spreads no evil gossip. PHYLLIS C. CANGANELLY Phyl -Short and cute . . . curly black hair . . . plies a skillful needle and thread . . . faithful follower of the teams. ELIZABETH ANN CAPECE Betty -Full of fun . . . I.ibby's faithful companion . . . conscien- tious . . . don't start her giggling. CHARLES R. CLARKE Chas -Sharp dresser . . . always in a hurry . . . draws . . . clerk ar the First National. ll lllll COCKS Ted -Great lover Richard Halliburton Long Island Sound . than never. THEODORE LAURENCE . . . second sailing on better late

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4999 in '1 C , if-Q 53 Q 1 Q Q f it K. fueisf x ROBERT HOWARD DIDSBURY Dids -Good-natured . . . a man of distinction . . . supports school affairs . . . his pipe and his gun. CATHERINE ANN DOHERTY Kit -Sunny disposition . . . fol- lower of the teams . . . ready for a good argument . . . Nurse, a drink, please, FRANK EDWARD DUBRAVA Dubsie --If I don't get there to- day, I'1l get there tomorrow . . . basketba1l's his sport , . '. Bow- Wow . . . girls as a sideline. WILLIAM JOSEPH DUBRAVA Willie -Sunburnt from within . . . Shelton's ace pitcher . . . brains of the Bow-Wows . . . always has a plan. FLORENCE MAE DUDGINSKI Flo -Extensive wardrobe . . womanvdriver . . . accordion player . . . he's from Ansonia. JOAN ANN FALLON joan -Quiet and unassuming . . . listens ro the soap operas . . . enjoys movies and a good book . . . another woman in white. VINCENT EUGENE FAR Pooner -Distinctive dresser . . . ready for a laugh . . . Don't touch sign on those rosy cheeks . . Vin, his cat and the boys. GLADYS LINORE FERGUSON Gladie -Willing worker . . . sews a fine seam . . . enjoys ice skating . . . always seen with jean. a. .ik t W A -9 A QM ' 5,5 fmg 't 2 wg , . P ' A , I 'Z f: tx ii' qi qsqn- ,fi ' gw.ff.1fwv:, e 2. -i3g,,fAyf--Ms., s ' ' V, 1 isss ex WILLIAM s. FITZGERALD I Will -Good-looking . . . seri- 7 if ous, but! . . . as Irish as they come 16 . . . future businessman.