Shelton High School - Argus Yearbook (Shelton, CT)

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1' ARTHUR MARTIN WILLOUGHBY Art -A witty sort of fellow . . . acting ability . . . friendly . . future C.P,A. WILMOT E. TYERS Willy -Blushes like fury . . . a modern farmer . . . Huntington A.C .... specializes in barn danc- ing. GENEVIEVE E. VAGNINI Genny -Lots of fun . . . private secretary to Mr. Finn . . . likes to go to Huntington . . . Hi, kid. CORNELIA JEAN VICIDOMINO Corny -Expressive dark eyes . . . top speed typist . . . a preference for Ansonia boys . . . steady com- panion of Dot. THEODORE JOSEPH VINCENT Ted -Talks a lot and does little . . . mischief maker . . , a whiz on the court . . . pool room artist. X CHARLES M. VOLLARO Chick -Marked with obliging and agreeable qualities . . . hum- ming along life's way , . . identi- fied by his five o'clock shadow . . . storekeeper. VIOLA IRENE WESOLOWSKI Vi -Quiet type . . . to know her is to like her . . . she made those sweaters herself. . . willing worker. MARGARET JEANETTE WHEELER Peggy -Life is a song . . . what would the Ansonia 5 8: 10 do without her? , . . dainty walk . . . Time marches on, but she doesn't grow. RICHARD WILCZEWSKI Woiie -Tall and fair . . . weak- ness for the opposite sex . . . mem- ber of the National Guard . . . All great men are dead-I'm not feeling so well myself. 9 4

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CLARE ANN SKELLY Clare -Twinkling blue eyes . . . neat appearance . . . hearty laugh . . . soft-spoken and even-tempered . . . a dreamer. EDWIN 1. STACHELCZYK Eddy -Artistic ability . . .Char- lie's other half . . . a true Shamrock , . . helps out the band on his trumpet. DOROTHY M. SWANTKO Dot -Studious, in school . . . Corny and I . . . record collector . . . Wanna bet? BENJAMIN SAMUEL TABAKA Ben -Look at that smile! . . . smooth dancer . . . attends the Y on Saturday nights . . . Warner Brothers' little helper. WILLIAM ANDREW TALL Smiley -Clowns with the fel- lows . . . likes to sleep . . . prefers out-of-town girls . . . seldom seen after school hours. ELIZA PERRY TAYLOR Liza -Typical farmerette . . . shy . . . famed for her Argyle socks . . . Huntington A.C. fan. GEORGE HENRY THOMPSON George -Collector of pennants, ' stamps, boats, and coins . . . misses the winter sports in Canada . . . engineering future looks bright. 'Www JOHN J. TOMKO Johnny -Appreciates a good joke . . . always hurrying . . . trades at the South End Food Mak- ket . . . dynamite on the sporting field. lllll DOLORES CHARLOTTE TRABKA Dutch -Cuts a neat ligute . . . sharpshooter on the basketball court . . . a silly streak . . . out- side interests.

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'rg A F 14 WARREN WILSON Sycle -Drawing ability . . . sports three stripes on his sweater . . . quiet-but looks are deceiving . . . always seen with the fellows. 314' rs .Nw I F is 2, 5 5 F 'ff 1 S 1, vw 9' ,,i.?,t,,,,,!ff ' ::7s'f x3' I , ef nw: E A I gd, til' ,W I 'L 0 'S X al tw X ROSE MARY ZEGHIBE Rosie -Always seen smiling . . . fervent rooter for the team . . . music lover . . . Hollywood fan. JEAN ELIZABETH ZEUREN Jean -Personality plus . . . never without the gang . . . sports enthusiast . . . She'll give Florence Nightingale some competition. WILLIAM JOSEPH ZISEK Zeke -Tall, dark, and hand- some . . . life of the party . . . Shelton's backstop . . . threw his little black book away. CAST OF THE SENIOR PLAY First row: Betty Capece, Eva Ramia, Justina May, Rose Zeghibe, Anna Breyan. Second row Shirley Cremoni, Gordon Bauer, Melvin Deninger, Harold Ogle, Nina Polizzo, Phyllis Canganelly Third row: Lorraine Lechus, George Thompson, Arthur Willoughby, Robert Diclsbury, Grace Gill Mr Arioul A. Shephardson, Director.