Shelton High School - Argus Yearbook (Shelton, CT)

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LOUIS THOMAS PEPE Lou -Versatile athlete . . superstitious . . . future coach . . . I'1l Hoot you. JOHN ALBERT PETERSON Pete -Our favorite paper boy . . . fender-bender . . . teller of tall yarns . . . sports announcer. ALICE MAY PIPER Al -Attends movies regularly . . . Senior Girl Scout . . . hair stylist . . . Wil and I. WILMA JEAN POWELL Wil -Quiet and reserved . . . interests in New York . . . spends spare time bowling . . . Ram- shackle Inn. DOROTHY ANNA PRYOR F Dot -Short and cute . . . basket- 5 -. . ball enthusiast . . . Gladys and 1 . . . wears diamond earrings. ANNA MAY RADCLIFFE Nancy -Quiet and sweet, friendly and neat . . . tinge of so- phistication . . . faithful to the Spanish Club . . . frequent shop- ping sprees. NINA GENEVIEVE POLIZZO Nina -Roots for Shelton and Stratford . . . constant tease and endless giggle . . . quicker than a minute . . . Broadway, here I come! E lllli EVA JOSEPHINE RAMIA Eve - Natural curls and rosy red cheeks . . . flirtatious smile . . . such cute freckles . . . attends all the football games-I wonder Why? VIRGIL RICHARD RAPPA Dick -Mighty mite of the grid iron . . . physical ed teacher . . gets his haircuts for nothing . . Friday night dates.

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MARILYN PATRICIA MOORE Pat -Neat and attractive . . . large blue eyes . . . tap dances . . . drum majorette for the Legion. BLANCHE LOUISE NEUMEISTER Active brain and inactive tongue . . . handy with the knitting needles . . . seldom seen outside of school . . . footer-for the team? JEAN ELIZABETH NICHOLAS Nickle -Country girl with city ideas . . . sports a driver's license . . . fashion at her finger tips . . . hopes to be an interior decorator. GEORGE A. NOVOTNY Farmer -Burly young farmer . . . well liked by all who know him . . . likes to go places on roller skates . . . does most of his sleep- ing in class. JEAN LOUISE PATTERSON Jean -Cheerleader in the white uniform . . . chauffeurette . . . girl musician , . . There's something about a sailor. EUGENE MARTIN OBIDINSKI I profit none by thy foolish talk. . . . never without his brief-case . . . Boy Scout Leader . . . a born gentleman. DENNIS JOSEPH O'BRIEN O.B. -As cute as they come . . . Irish to the core . . . loyal to the Shamrocks . . . found at Fred's. HAROLD RICHARD OGLE Ogle -A witty sort of a fellow . . . Thespian . . flair for poetry . . . attends weekly dances at the HELEN GEORGIA PARISH Helen -Neat as the proverbial pin . . . host of friends . . . modest about her accomplishments . . . woman driver-watch out! TT' 4 Sl K 21

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MARGARET ANNE REPKA Marge -Friendly air and warm smile for everyone . . . smooth lines . . . true only to one . . . ardent Yankee fan. DORIS VERA REYNOLDS Doris --Tall and attractive . . . a permanent permanent . . . vivid imagination . . . has the makings of a model. LOIS MILLER ROLLINSON Lo -Easy to get along with . . . knit one, purl two . . . famous con- versationalist . . . bound for U. of Conn. WALTER M. ROOG A Wadge -Quiet and self-posses- - ,I dp, sed . . . sleeps in class . . . telegram T' boy . . . bothered by nothing. V Q. JOSEPH A. SIRACO Murph -Always seen and al- ways heard . . . a Scottish person- ality . . . enjoys a good bull session . . . The Little Mayor of the North End. THOMAS JOHN SAVARESE Moose -Good-natured and gen- erous . . . ice cream eater . . . breaks 100 in bowling . . . con-i trols the backboards. OTTO F. SAVOY Butch -Happy when the long day's task is done . . . rodeo artist . . . rarely seen during the hunting season . . . rides in a sharp Pontiac. GEORGE SCHUESSLER Shoehead -Mechanic . . . speed demon in the Dodge . . . late sleeper . . . Photography is his hobby. ALBERT FRANCIS CHARLES SHEEHY Al - Isn't he cute! . . . favor- ite among his classmates . . . able executive . . . comedian . . . pet peeve: tall girls. f eq W-7' 4 9