Staples High School - Stapleite Yearbook (Westport, CT)
- Class of 1939
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' v- ' Z..-v-.eg . Q Mr. . , . ., . . . . . . . . . . . , . ., . . .... . . . . . , . ., . . . . . . . . . , . . ..... . . . . , . . ..... . . . ' ' I 7 I V ' '! ' 's - ' . . , . . ..... . . . . , . . ...... . . , . ., . . .... . . . . . , . ., . . . . . . , . . , . ..... . . . , . ., . . . . . . . . . . , . . ..... . . , .... ..... . . , . ., . . . . . . . . X SHIRLEY APRIL ALLEN Slur Acnvxnes unxor Play usher 3 Senlor Play Commlttee 4 Inklmg 4 Yearbook Staff 4 My tongue 11 the pen 0 a ready 11 mer DOROTHY MAY AVERY Peanut Acnvmes Chorus 2 3 4 Year book Staff 4 All good lbzngf come zn .Small package! WARREN HAROLD BAKER Bake Act1v1t1es Track 2 unlor and Senior Play Committees 3 4 Year book Staff 4 Only the game 111 .rumzf up .rtream HERBERT E BALDWIN jr Herb Act1v1t1es Manager of Rxfle Club 3 4 Rifle Club 2 French Club 3 4 unror Play 3 Qenror Play f Yearbook Staff 4 I agree wzzh no manx opznzonr I bm e some o my oun 4f 'f '35 J VUILLIAM BAYNHAM B1 Actmnes Football 3 4 Baseball Hen 0 a eu 11 ordf are tbe bert SHERMAN BETTS Herm Actxvmes Manager of football team 3 4 Bowlmg 3 Semor Play 4 Electrlclan for unlor and Senxor Pla S 3 4 To be or noi I0 be that zr the qaertzon CHARLTNE E BOUGHTON Beaufy Actlvmes Chorus 3 umor and Semor Play Commlttees 3' To eat and lo drink aff!! to be merry' MARGUERITE J BOUGHTON Rnta ACIIVIIICS Dramanc Club 2 Chor us 2 3 Red Cross 2 4 Sophomo e Play 2 Inkhngs 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play usher 4 Danczng lbrougb life' C' 3 me - ln D 1 J , , Q Q Sa I , - rr 7 - I t J ' U x N .. -I D D . I v 7 - 9 ' , . rf ' ' K , 1 ' K . - f . .. H 3 . 5, .. .un . . . . 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A ., 2' I , 9 - 7 , Q , 1 Q f , Q , Z y Q 7 - ev ' ' v ELIZABETH LEE BOWEN Betty Activities French Club 3 4 Chor us 3 4 Photoplay Club 3 Health Club 4 Senior Play Committee 4 In her tongue 15 the lan o hind nerr REBECCA ABBOTT BOYER Becky Actiuties Art Club 7 4 Inklings L unior Play Committee Senior Pliy 4 Yearbook Staff 4 As lzheahle df Jhe If loofzuhle ANITA LOUISE BRESCHEL N in Activities French Club 3 4 Cheer leading 4 Inklmgs 4 Ma nz cent spectacle o human happzneu SEYMOUR BRESLOW Bres Activities Debating Club 3 4 Rifle Club 3 unior Play Committee 3 Inklings 3 4 Tennis 2 3 4 O chestra 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Presiden of Debating Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 He war 4 scholar and a ripe and good one 1939 MURIEL ELIZABETH BROWN M Activities unior Play Committee 3 Inklings 4 A5 dz nz ed and denture ar zz 1 KATHERINE CAPETANIDIS Kate Activities Basketball 2 umor Play Committee 3 Senior Play Prompter 4 Yearbook Staff 4 French Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Brezzty it the foul 0 uit VIRGINIA ALMA CLOSSON ' inks' Activities: Orchestra, 3, Band, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Hockey, 3, 4, Yearbook, 4, Serhor Play Commit- tee, 4, Commercial Club, 4, Ink- lings Staff, 4. Ah, to he light and free ar ,fhe. ' MARGARET COOL Patsy Activities: Latin Club, 2, Student Council, 2, 3, junior Play, 3, French Club, 3, 4, Inklings, 3, 4, Art Club, 4, Senior Play Committee, 4, Ten- nis, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4. Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with! ,iw ok, an 3' 2 ' .N ,BQ A ' amd TOM ROY CRIST Tex Actrvmes Track 3 Band 5 4 Cheer leadxng 4 Came a Hemi milng on the CHARLES JAMES DeMARIA Surface tensxon Act1v1t1es Track 2 3 4 unlor Play Commlttee 3 Rlfle Club Manager of Cross country team V1cepres1dent of Senlor Class book Stal? 4 MARIE SARAH DIMOND R1e ACIIVIIICS Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 4 French Club 3 4 Rxfle Club 3 4 Art Club 4 Tennls 4 Year book Staff 4 lnkllngs 4 A ace 1: ztb ,gladneu ozerfpreazf EDNA BERTHA DISBROW Dxz Act1v1t1es Art Club 2 Red Cross 2 umor Play Comm1ttee 9 Year book Staff 4 Inklrnbs 4 What uzrdom can you had lbzt IJ greuler than 41726172651 4f'f Ban 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Student Counc1l 2 Senlor Play Debatlng Club 3 Bowlmg, 2 Year I 11477110 climb 11 e I0 the u J UWM Ll zmm ,is Jil 5,--' FRANCES C J DOMBROSKI Tlny Acnvmes un or and Senror Play Commlttees Commercxal Club 4 mklmbs 4 Yearbook Stan 4 lount, Ibmg RUTH MARY DRISCOLL 1 Actlvmes Hockey 2 3 Basketball 7 3 Band 3 unxor and Sen10r Play Commrttees 3 4 Yearbook StafT 4 lnkllngs 4 Commerual Club 4 JAMES JOSEPH DUFFY Jrmmy Actrvmes Football 2 3 4 B e ball 2 3 4 Senror Play Commxt tee 4 AJ uprzglat as the cedar RUTH ADELAIDE ELLIOTT WIS ACIIVIUCS Dramatlc Club 3 French Club 3 Senxor Play 4 So t at the feel 0 louem ltr great 10 be ulzze 'U' 3 ANASTASIA A FURMANEK Acr1v1t1es Red Cross 4 Whore lztlle body lozlgerl IZ g67Z67 our bear! A 6 I'DITH MAY CARTRLII humps Aauvmcs Chorus 3 umor Plry Commltrcc 3 Inu tbnzgr are Illlflfiffllllf, lo bar fklll fzml Lompctcme THERESA GJURIISKO Marlbox joy rue! In ber lzke zz Jzmzmerr morn JULIA GOMEOQ ulxe Acrrvmes Orchestra 7 5 4 Chor 3 4 Band 7 3 She who laugh! larry 4f 'f Pi 0 JTJ I'RANClS W GRANT from Antnmes Flscblll v 4 Bowlmg Af zmzmwzt ar an zmlzkgbtecl fre walker JOHN CALVIN HALL Sleepy Actnmes Football 2 5 Captam 3 Basketball 3 Trick 9 I om llae mfzrter of my ale I um the nzptam of my mul INELLIE HORELICK Acuvmes Red Cross 4 Her zozce rr lzke the zelz el bum 0 ee! BARBARA HUBBARD Brddre Transferred from Newton H1gh School Mass Actrvmes Chorus 4 Semor Play 4 Slae bar R S V P eyef 45 T' FRANK ERNEST JOHNCON Franwxs Acnunes Orchesrr1 7 Bmd 3 4 StudentCounL1l 7 3 LIDIOL' P115 3 Senlor P115 4 61117181 on you llftle man CHARLES KAPPUS EVERETT R HURLBUTT Jr v Actnmes Senlor P115 Cnmmlttee He puff bu problnmr arlffc 01 11 bmzng 11415 EVELX N 1N1ARY HLJRTUK Pebbles Acnxmes un1or P115 Commnree 3 Semor P115 Commlrree 4 Ink lmgs 4 Xeuboolc Suff 4 Cofn merL11l Club 4 Sentzmenml df a mlefztzne '5 41 - WILLIAM KOJTER Tr1nSfcrre11 from H 0 1 Q1 e r n e S S Rc 111411 ar zz 11 111f1'ulv1cld 14 Ipcr JACQUELINT LQMOTTIL 010 J RUTH RAY RELNE K1 Antnmcs Rxfk Club 2 Art Club ranch Club 3 1 Semor P115 Con1n11rrcc 4 1 gn ar :param Adm1r1l Annunes Foorb1ll 7 3 4 Tr1ck 7 1 4 Mummers Pl1y 7 unlor P115 Comrnlttee 3 Senlor P1157 4 Frennh Club 4 Se-mor C1155 Treas urer 4 Hearty lm laugh and 7011111 lm' 1071 Acnutxes Dram1t1L Club 7 3 R1f1e Club 2 un1or 1nd Senlor P115 Commntees 3 4 French Club 3 4 Inkl1n5s 3 4 Tennxs 3 4 Art Club 4 Yearbook Cuff 4 Deep HZ a dream of you 1 ' . , . 1. H EY -Y 1: Lv y 4. If -C 5 - 2 A r Y lr ..V.. . Y . , 1 , YS 1' 1 Q ' A 1 7. , - E 7 7 L 7 3 A- it ,- rf ' , - .U ' '41 . C .3 .x., I ly -,-21,1 , ' 1. ' 1- ' '. ' --,,-I SI-V 3-:lr 'Y '55, f.1k'.-' .4 iff' ,, ., JF, if JOHN MALCOLM KEITH 1 -1-1,12 4 1 , ' fy I - . - so ' --., - 5 -1-,J ' 1' ,CQ 1. Q 1 5 '- V' , . ,. 1-N A . I. . , ' 1 ' f - K- f- , 1, an K 1' ...J 1' .H Y V 'X 1 . f x nl -.. 2 N.Y.. . .- 5- - ' ' L s --a.,a , Q1 - Y . . - P ,,a , a .1 9 ',., 1 s ,- ,Q 1,4 , . ,' r' ' 5 y 11 ' JOHN EDWARD LEAHY Glu Actmties Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 junior Play 3 Senior Plly Secretary of unior Class 3 French Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 lxlsbf mil 1511 MARJORIE JANE LIST Marge Actmties unior Plty 3 Inkhncs 3 4 Cheer leldxng, 4 Art Club 4 Frcnch Club 4 S nior Plly Com mittee 1 Tretsurer of Student Council l Xearbook 1 ll iff qu ubnte Irmgbier lui lic' 1411411 1 flmufznd pmci LAWRENCE R MADDOCR ume Activities Basketball 7 3 1 Fuot b 7 3 4 Baseball 3 1 Track 3 4 Student Council 4 Who but patience enough to toll unlzl mme ,good If aimmplzrbed MILDRED IMOG ENE MAIN Millie Activities French Club 3 Prompt er for French Play 3 umor and Senior Play Committees 3 French Play 4 Thy moderty 11 4 candle to thy ment 4f 'f 'YXV N an ALFRED DOTY MARLIN S mor Cl iss 4 IRLNE MATYAS Rennie Activities: French Play, 33 unior Play, 33 French Club, f, ll Senior Play Committee, 4g Rille Club, 33 Yearbook Staff, 4. Simple ami .fu'eel. SHIRLEY I LS Mi1lsie Activities: Student Council, 2, 3, 4g Sophomore Class Secretary, 25 Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4. A friemiz before ber l may fhink afozfflf' A VIEIZKI zmieed Activities Track 7 3 Bowling 3 XVILLIAM MASSMANN Activities Track 7 3 4 Photo pliy Club 7 3 Cheer leading., Student Council 4 President of lu clnqnuz zr zz puppy dog 5 fall 'ai Wu' x Y ,Ii I9 If A mber grace uyffb a working f Mtn-slr! , 'sf REINER SIXT LIUMM Activities: Aviation Club. 3, Stu- dent Council, 4. Hrlllllllij the u'ord. ' MARGARET COLT NASH Mouse Activities: Hockey team, 2. 3, 4g French Club, 5, 41 lnklings, 4, jun- ior Play, 5, Manager of Basketball, 4. a HARR Y B, NEILSON Neil Activitiesz Orchestra, 2, Ritle Club, 2, 5, 4. Carl if be Ilw Sf2rir1g?. ' LOUIS THOMAS NISTICO Butch Activities: Boling, 255 3, 4, Golf,,, 3g Junior and Senior Play Commit-' tees, 3, 4. A drink in one lmrm' arm' 11 joke in Ike ollJer, ' V49 .XV Jerue of humor. 1 ix A' W x ' 5 ' ,fl 6' vi t, f mf 'A sf.-2 . rl f I U ,fadtwr JOHN ARTHUR .PFINGSTEN Finklestein .U Activities: Captain of Rifle Team, 3, 4, Camera Club, 4, junior Play, 53 Yearbook Staff, 4, Senior Play, 4. You can? compare jobrz to dily- Ilvi11g. ' i RAY C. PHELAN Transferred from Riclgeheld High School, Conn. Eu Vfllfid D011 Irfan. I 4' 'if STEPHEN POPOWICH Steve Activities: Baseball-, 2, Football, 5, 4. You are a man of honor and we can Irurl you. GEORGE EDWARD POWERS Nooky Activities: Football, 2, 3, 45 Bask- etball, 2, 5, 4g Track, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 5, 4, Senior Play, 4, Vice-presi- dent of Sophomore Class, 2, Presi- dent of junior Class, 3g Captain of Basketball team. 4. Yo1z'!l be r11i.r.i-ed, Nook. ,, .i . r,, ,3 A .4356 09.9.1-Lia9..h. QM3 ouviu Romizr RF ixities 'lriek 7 1 unior v S nor flu L I'OOIb1 a SOPHIE PR ACKUP Terry Activities: Red Cross, 45 Junior Play Committee, 3. pfgzitlvfzfl. frm-ly, am! imc. EDMUND C. PRATT ' Pickle Pussn Activities: President of Photo Play Club, 2, 51 Plmotogrgxplly litlitor of Yearbook Stuff, lig Truck, 2, 3, -l' Pliotogrzipliy Editor of lnklinigs, 2 1 l ff nn, In L Yeirbook Stxlf 1 H c 1 zbrnzf FLORI NC F REED U A tixitlcs Irennh Club 'a L n ior P115 Conmittee L Yeirbook St ff 4 Her Judi like apples zzlmlv the um but Ill1!Z!lLIf lm qu Ilia lmgb mg zflzffzffzifu if' .aiu ' M 2 ,1 . N is er s XVILMONT REED B1 Activities footblll 7 3 4 unior Plly Committee 3 Thou art the man Abem' BE! lY EUNA RIPPE Activities Chorus 7 3 Commer C111 Club 4 Red Cross 4 Inklmgs 4 Senior Plty Committee 4 Yen' book St iff 1 ARSHALL J ROY Mirsh Activities B nd U 4 Senior ID Iinior Pliy Committee 9 4 IM, Pbjlllc or reamn' JOSEPH ROGER RYLLY Attivitics Bowling 4 emor P ty Committee 4 I am 7201 Juccen ul at bcuz om R P pow Ibe mm! I can do If to lp pc zr rnzbafmffefi A fuer! zllrmfzze kzmi 0 gmfe I Vwjhjwgg VINCENT SANTANELLO Vrnegar Actrvmes Football 4 Track 3 4 Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Smzlmg through 0Jl9 lfd Q, MAR ARET LOUI E S OFIELD Peggy Actrvrtres Rnfle Club 3 unror Play 3 French Club 3 4 Senior Play Commxttee 4 Inkltngs 4 Cheer landtng 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A lzqht uhen znto Jhadou all elre I J WNW 'rf PAULINE MARIE SCOTT SCOIIIC Actrvrtres Rifle Club 2 Cheer lea mg 2 3 4 Inklngs 2 3 4 Drarnatrc Club 5 4 French Club 4 Manager of Basketball Team 3 Like the huhhler zn a glarr 0 champagne MARY ELIZABETH SCRIBNER Mare Actrvtttes Red Cross 4 Inkltngs 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Health Club 4 Usher for untor and Semor Plays 3 4 S1111 water runs deep 4f 'f 5 LEONARD STEVENS Transferred from Harrrson Hlgh School N Y An zniellectual uhal9f FLORENCE IDA TANNER Tome Actrvrtres Red Cross 2 The qazet mmd zr rzcher than a crown Aft gf? luck, J 69- ,don -cp' 'ax X'-9' 52 SYLVINA THERESA SIMMONS Srlvy Acttvmes Chorus 2 3 unror and Senror Play Commrttees 3 4 Red Cross 4 Commercral Club 4 Year Many Jmall make a greai RUTH LOWE SNIFFEN nr Actnvxtres Inklrngs 2 3 4 Cheer leadmg 2 Rrfle Club 2 Dramatic Club 2 3 Art Club 2 3 untor Play Comm1ttee 5 Senror Play Usher 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Alu ay! remember Z0 take the door ifeyf Horan ce, . . . I y L , 7 Q , Q , - ff ' ' IU IA ll I ,. X S .J 'A K X . . . I . , F L J a Q 1 a -Q , Q a Q ' v 4 a ' ' fr ' , ' I, d'p fl -1 ' f 0 . Q. ' t ' .- X! Q O V , ,. ' f . . U I f g U - Y, : Y 9 ' . . . . ' ev l ' rf, - V . d , , , , 1 , , , ku q - ,H I , J 1 - Q f . v a Q Q y al , ' 7 - Yearbook Staff, 4. I b00k. 4- . 1 f Fl V ll 11 A ' f ' Nl x nf .-S -fn U H I 1 I I I . . 1 a 7 .- ' ' ' - - ' y S 7 Q ' y , Q , , 5 , 3 , , ,Q ' , , .LJ a ' v ' rr ' , l . U H ' - Q ...W , . . rr ' , rx , v X -f 4 K , . . . 2 , . g H . . . . U v, K, ,f plc? SOPHIE PRACRUP Ttrrx Actxvmes Red Cross A unmr Play Qomrmttee 1111! wjn! I fly 1711, lm Plcklt Puss Attxwltles PICSIQICIII of Plmto Plty Lu 7 w PIIIJILIQLIFIPIIN Idltur of Y lrboolx Stlff I Truck Pl1oto4,,r1pl1y I Iltor of In Img w I At long lm OI IX LR ROBLRT REACJAN Ollle tnltxes Ittk I umor x n S nor Plty 4 Foot 1 v -I Textbook Stxff I Ht re em 1 filmzzft EI URI NCE REED U 35 tlwltlcs Ircnth C lub PI15 4 uttu Yttr an S I XT' I rtfeti lit 1 zft ufnfn Nc amz lv zu llllllllff bu qu hit lmgfy mg tfllllllllllfl X 'IV' MARSHALL J ROY 4' Attxwtxm Band, 3, 4, Semor .md Iumor PIM QOYIIITIIIICC 5, I 'INN rfunze or 7'L'LlVU1,! IOSI PH RUCIER RYLLY ALIIXIEILS Bowxlmg, I, femur Play 11 'I .lm Ullf czzttcuful al benzq pow PUNK flue mot! I Lzlil :fn In In up XVILMONT REED B1 ALIINIIICS Eootbtll 7 3 -1 um Pliy c,OIT1H1lffC6 -1 Tfmzz nt ffm 111.111 Abem BETTY EDNA RIPPL Attnvltncs C horns 7 7 Commer ull C lub I Red C ross 4 Ink 1055 1 btnmr Plly Committee 4 Yeftr boo Stlff I A mutt! zlfzztnzt buzz! 0 Qfclfei .a ' I ' I I .1 T: . I ,E E ' KI J I I --vv 5 .,-., ig., ., ,.-1-5.,,2:jg.g:,:,, . , n. I,.t 'I ' A I . 771. U '. 4 L 7' 2 X X Q t t 1.5 E9 EDMUND C PRATT 'Iii' ' Il IH, -. fg 'I 1' 1 cz ' fa A, A 2, 5. -Ig 1' 1 I' ft' Ii, AN, 2, f, X. .1 Z I A A 4 f: H :I L ' C at 4 1 ' ' .73 f 'lI ACAEIII rt',2, 15,1 ' Y 4 X . ,DJ -or Plnlxfg er' :',7g ball, Y - ' . '.'N ' I g'1 'fa.A. ,, , I I r' 1 ,Q L xr ' ' ' Fl 3 ' 1 7 AC4'A .'i 3 Q ,5,'igSen- as Q ',-,fg Q - ior z ' Clmmn' -I, In uk, 1 I Q Wg IA ff, tzlff, 7: I' ' Q 1 I ' , g . - HJC- ,,,,,j',,4M ,,' f,, It 1 it ,L ,t ,HJ ,.,4,, ',L A, 4 Q- ,Hia 1.2, ' fy ,Uv 5- 5 VINCENT SANTANELLO Vinegar Activities: Football, 4: Track, 3, 4, Baseball, 4: Basketball, 4. Smiling throughf' ' MARGARET LOUISE, SCOFIELD uP5S8YH Activities: Rifle Club, 3: Junior Play, 3: French Club, 3, 4: Senior Play Committee, 4: Inklings, 4: Cheer-landing, 4: Yearbook Staff, 4. A light when into Jhadozz' all elfe dipff' PAULINE MARIE SCOTT Scottie Activities: Rifle Club, 2: Cheer- leading, 2, 3, 4: Inklings, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 3, 4: French Club, 4: Manager of Basketball Team, 39 Yearbook Staff, 4. Like the huhhlex in a glars of champagne. MARY ELIZABETH SCRIBNER Mare Activities: Red Cross, 4: Inklings, 4: Yearbook Staff, 4: Health Club, 4: Usher for junior and Senior Plays, 3, 4. Still water run: deep, W39 1 9 mt, Q' -. sro SYLVINA THERESA SIMMONS Silvy Activities: Chorus, 2, 3: Junior and Senior Play Committees, 3, 4: Red Cross, 4: Commercial Club, 4: Year- book, 4. Many ,small make a great. RUTH LOWE SNIFFEN Snif Activities: Inklings, 2, 3, 4: Cheer- leading, 2: Rifle Club, 2: Dramatic Club, 2, 3: Art Club, 2, 3, Junior Play Committee, 3: Senior Play Usher, 4: Yearbook Staff, 4. Alu'ayr remember to take the door- heyf' LEONARD STEVENS Transferred from Harrison High School, N, Y. An intellectual, u'hat?! FLORENCE IDA TANNER ff I ,- Tottie Activities: Red Cross, 2. . The quiet mind if richer than a cro wn. I f 4,3 IA.: . L f Epi. if 3, ..xk: .Q wr I JAMES CORNELIUS TRACEY Doc Better late then nez er RUTH ELEANOR TREADWELL E IC ACt1v1r1es Red Cross 7 umor and Semor Pl1yComm1rtees 3 4 Year book Suff 4 Inkllnbs 4 lt burtelb not ber tongue to gzze ur zz nrdn ROBERT T WAKEMAN Lrrrle Ike Act1v1t1es R1He Club 3 Semor Play Commxtree 4 Dont count your rlmierzr ETHEL PHYLLI3 XX ALLACE Wallxe Actxvmes Red Cross 4 Hexlth Club 4 jumor Plry Commmee 3 Inklmgs 4 Yearbook Surf 4 To ihe young hear! ezeryhnzlg lr 3.3 AG. .Jl'J FREDERICK ALFRED WEBB Freddre Acrwmes Band 3 4 Semor Play A nzollaerr przde 4 futher: 703' NAIME RUTH WEBER Acuvmes Red Cross 4 Commer C111 Club 4 Semor Play Commxt ree 4 Wulf countename demure and nmdert .grace HERBERT SHERWCOD WELCH Mlke Acrrvxrles Basketball 7 9 4 jun 1or Play 3 Semor Play 4 Year book Stal? 4 Happy go lucky MILDRED WESTING Midge Acrrvmes Fenung 7 Art Club 7 4 Rnfle Club 2 1 Trelsurer of Sophomore Class 7 Treasurer of umor Class 71 Secretary of Sen or Clrss 4 Inklmgs 4 Tenms 4 jumor Play 3 Semor Plly 4 Edl tor of Yearbook 4 Gee wbut um I Juppored I0 put Jpellbound or Jomelbzng ' I 0-J ROCER HAROLD WILLIAMS Attiuties Btseball 7 v 4 Bovxl inf, 7 w 4 lunior Plly Committee 1 Footbftll v 4 4 uzrm lzddwz mndlnzerr ri 14 lfl7l7Z farm CHARLOTTE M WILONSKI Activities Bisl-tetbqll 7 3 unior and Senior Plly Committees 3 4 Qheerleiding., 3 4 Red Cross Inkl1nf.,s 4 Commertul Club 1 Yeirbook Stiff 4 M1n15er of Hot key Te tm 4 A merry bear! mabclb a cheer ul L01l71fC77d?7LL DOROTHY I WOHLFORTH B01 Everett Hurlbut Mike Welch Chsarles Kftppus immy Duffy Ed Pmtr Roger Willi tms Nookie Pow ers j1ck Keith john Pfingsten B1llMassmann Ed Pratt Fred Webb Oliver Reagan Larry Mnddock Sherman Betts john Leahy Marshall Roy Leonard Stevens Louis Nistico jack Hall I1 If tmnquzl people 11190 accom plrfb much PERFECT SENIOR Properlrer HAIR FOREHEAD LYEBROWS EH ES NOSE MOUTH CHIN COMPLEXION EARS TEETH SMILE SHAPE OF FACE FEET FIGURE HANDS SPEAKING VOICE LAUGH DICTION EYELASHES PROFILE GIRL AND BOY GIRL Bctlty Boy er Irene Mity is tckie L1Motte Llc mor Tresrdwell M me Dimond Frames Dombrosl-ci Ethel W tllace Ruth Driscoll Shirley Allen Mouse Nash Betty Rippe Barbara Hubbard Shirley Mills Lharlottee Wilonski Peggy Seoheld Patsy Cool Virginia Closson Muriel Brown Ruth Keene Pauline Scott lil: llll :lil llll llll llll, llll llll llll llll llll llll g YQ. 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LEW rAPtieEE,Yg CLASS HISTORY It was rn September of that momentous year 1936 when 80 members of the rntellrgensa NJ dec ded to rnvade Staples Senrot High School The honorable Tom Paynter presided over our class meetings with George Powers vrce presrdent Shrrley Mrlls secretary and jack Hall treasurer Eddie Dolan jimmy Duffy Nooky Powers and Brll Baynham carried their football prowess over from junror hrgh and turned out some excellent games The basketball season was an important one for Staples smce we were state champrons rn our own drvrs ron We sophomores contributed Nook Powers one of the stars of the team The baseball season rolled around wrth Jrmmy Duffy prtchrng for the Wreckers He was supported by Roger Wrllrams Nook Powers Steve Popo wrch Hank Torska and Brll Baynham Patsy Cool Frank johnson and Charles De Mana represented us rn the Student Councrl Alan Senre and Seymour Breslow contributed their talents to Inklrngs We hope rt was partly due to their efforts that the paper won first prrze at the National C S P A conventron Hrgh posrtrons on the Honor Roll were held by Patsy Cool Frank john son and Shrrley Mrlls Alan Senre was pesrdent of all Westport Junior Red Cross Chapters Both the boys and grrls rifle teams seemed to have a fairly successful season We thmk rt was partly due to the good marks manshrp of Ruth Keene Rog Wrllrams Herbert Bald win john Pfrngsten and Harry Neilson The endrng of Christmas vacation was not as much regretted as rt mrght have been thrs year smce upon our return to school we held classes rn the new burldrng Following the custom of last year s class we held a p cnrc at Compo Beach where swrmmrng lunch and games were enjoyed by all We sard au revorr to Staples rn june pleased with our lrttle taste of rt and anxious for more Wrth jack Hall gurdmg the shrp of state George Powers as vrce presrdent John Leahy as secretary and Mrdge Westrng as treasurer we sailed into our junror year Staples popped up with an excellent football team this year most of the places on the squad frlled by jun rors Eddre Dolan at halfback turned out to be the Staples flash Nook Powers starred at quarter back and jimmy Duffy at fullback Captain jack Hall led the boys rn blue and white to a hard earned vrctory over Norwalk score 13 6 A record crowd turned out for this game and we were proud of the excellent school sprrrt displayed Several juniors came to the ard of Captain George Pow ers when the basketball season came up Al Marlm and Rog Wrllrams helped to burld up the bowlmg team The Student Councrl as usual functroned successfully Shrrley Mrlls vrce presrdent jack Hall Frank johnson and Patsy Cool represented the junror class The juniors were prominent members of the French Club this year smce they held practically all the offices A goodly number of the class turned journalrstrc and wrote for Inklrngs The orchestra was loyally supported by Seymour Breslow Vrrgrnra Closson Marie Drmond Charles De Marra and julia Gombos The month of Aprrl found us followrng the custom of previous classes and presenting a play A Howling Success by name The star role of this three act farce was played by Sherwood Welch He was supported by a splendid cast rncludrng Alan Senre Marge Lrst Herbert Baldwin Frank Johnson Mrdge Westrng Margaret Nash and Marguerrte Boughton A number of junrors partrcrpated rn a state wrde poster contest Becky Boyer drstrngurshed herself by wrnnrng the hrst prize of ten dollars The Garden Club sponsored a poster contest which was won by Sophie Prackup The class gave a prom to which the seniors were rnvrted I was held at that beautiful Longshore Beach and Country Club The last leg of the journey began by the electron of class officers by the regular state and natronal electron methods When the polls were closed and the votes counted Brll Massmann was presrdent Charles De Maria vrce presrdent Mrdge Westrng secretary and jack Kerth treasurer Shrrley Mrlls Rerner Mumm Lawrence Mad dock and Marge Lrst were elected to the Student Council The football season passed rn a blaze of glory The Staples men under the captarncy of Larry Maddock were champrons rn the CD drvrsron They were presented with the Waskowrtz trophy at the annual Fathers Club banquet We drdnt wrn the champronshrp rn basket ball but we had a farrly good season supported by a loyal team For our senior play we presented George M Cohan s Seven Keys To Baldpate The plot rs lard at a summer resort on the top of Baldpate Mountarn The members of the cast rncluded Charles De Marra Ruth Ellrot Bar bara Hubbard Seymour Breslow Frank Johnson Fred Webb John Pfrngsten Mrdge Westrng John Leahy and Herbert Baldwrn Inklrngs agarn won the first prrze at the C S P A convention The publrcatron was supported by a great many members of the senror class Among them were Marge Lrst Becky Boyer Ed Pratt Ethel Wallace Elean or Treadwell Margaret Nash Seymour Breslow and the loyal typrsts included Charlotte Wrlonskr Vrrgrnra Clos son Murrel Brown Evelyn Hurtuk Ruth Drrscoll Frances Dombroskr A number of students turned out to help Mrdge West mg, editor rn chref to make our year book brgger and better than any precedrng one School rrngs and prns were purchased as the year drew to a close The annual senror prom was held at Longshore perhaps berng appre crated only the more smce we all knew rt was our last hrgh school socral affair Wrth the grrls rn lovely whrte gowns the boys lookrng very immaculate we received our diplomas and left the halls of our alma mater forever as students l . l 1 . . , 7 Q .. - .1 . . . r. 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' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 t 1APf52iE,Uf37 DEMOCRACY FACES THE FUTURE BY SEYMOUR BRESLOW The audrence has arnsen and the graduates begm the last step nn hugh school lrfe After twelve years of concentrated study we the graduates of 1939 are leavmg to make a place for ourselves rn th world Some of us wxll contmue work rn colleges and profes snonal schools and some of us wrll seek posmons at once but regardless of what we do we wxll all be faced wrth the problems of today Today more than xn other days we are drsturbed by the problems of government upheaval m various parts of the world On one slde we see vars of aggresslon rnvaslon of lnnocent countries and the consequent actrvmes which make one wonder lf the world rs entxtled to be called cxvllnzed on the other srde drctatorshxp rs spreadmg castrng rts evil eye on the small countrxes unable to defend themselves We rn Amerxca are not nn xmmedxate danger of mvaslon by aggressors or of having our government overthrown by communrsts or facrsts but we are constantly bemg propagandxzed wrth the materrals released by these groups When we conslder that for over 150 years we have lnved happrly under the demo cratrc form of government rt rs mdeed dlfhcult to acknowledge the value of any other form of government for us rn thls country Under no other form of government can the people and the press state therr vxews and oplnrons wrthout fear of death or oppresslon We have only to take mto account the suffermgs of people rn other countrnes before we can apprecrate the blessrngs of democracy whnch we enloy In Germany for example vue fmd oppressed people fillrng the concentratron camps suifermg unspeakable mlserxes of horrrble torture and rnhuman treatment In the Unlted States people fill the lecture halls and amusement places Wrth utter drsregard for the fundamental llbertres and rrghts of human belngs Fascxsm has brought mto use methods whxch were condemned rn the We rn the Umted States are fortunate rn that we have both the Atlanuc and the Pacxfrc as natural boundaries These mlghty barrrers are not yet easnly penetrable by modern arrplanes and bombmg expedmons We are also fortunate rn the fact that we are almost self sufficxent We are not dependent upon other countrres for food and the other great essentials We have only to look at England whnch IS separated from the contrnent of Europe by but a few mxles and France which IS located rn the mldst of her enemnes before we can realize gust how lucky we are Bombs cannot be flown across our great barrrers to hall death and destructron on our c1v1l1ans and property The prrncnpal danger of an attack on us can come as many men have sand from wrthxn The Unlted States has less to fear from guns and bombs than from the sub versrve efforts of enemres w1th1n the country Other natrons spend mnlllons of dollars for propaganda alone We are bombarded darly by propaganda from forengn governments trymg to spread therr doctrmes We Amerxcans detest communxsm fascrsm and Nazrsm If there are any good pomts rn thelr doctrmes let them become developed rn therr own countrxes nnstead of berng forced on us If the prmcnples are good and sound we wnll event ually adopt them But the evndence thus far avarlable pomts wrth very httle llkelrhood m that drrectron In brnnglng these words to a close I would lxke to say that m the years we have spent at Staples we have seen fine examples of democracy at work rn our classes our class meetmgs our clubs and our actrvmes Our teachers have cooperated wnth us rn a manner befrttrng grown men and women of a free country It IS my fervent hope that the democranc spmt whxch has been mstrlled rn all of us wnll remam rn later lxfe 3 Y 7 l 7 7 U ' Y I ' a Q y Y , ' 7 3 7 . , . . . . 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MYQWQ, AMBITIONS Dorothy Avery To be a commercral arttst Shirley Allen To be a writer Warren Baker To see every state m the Unron before he 15 21 Herbert Baldwln To play the tuba ln Toscanms Symphony Orchestra Wnlllam Baynham To become a professxonal :ce hockey player Sherman Betts-To popularxze Bean Bag Charlene Boughton To be a secretary Marguerxte Boughton To be a bubble dancer Betty Bowen To stay m the country Rebecca Boyer To go to Alaska Amta Breschel To be a nurse Seymour Breslow To be a doctor Muriel Brown To be a good secretary Katherme Capetamdxs To smg lxke Mxhza Korjus Vlrgmta Closson To cross the ocean Margaret Cool To have a good PICIUIC taken of herself Charles DeMar1a To get a Ph D from a Barber College Marte Dxmond To be able to look a teacher rn the eye and say My homework s done' Edna Dlsbrow To send one down the alley straight' Frances Dombroskl To be a fellow vagabond wnth Ruth Drlscoll Ruth Drrscoll To be a vagabond ames Duffy To be a tough sergeant tn the U S Army Ruth Elhott to play the organ Anastasta Furmanek To travel Ednth Gartrell To be a pnvate secretary Theresa Gjuresko-To travel ulla Gombos-To be a chlld nurse Francis Grant To become an undertaker Ceventuallyl ohn Hall Never to have an ambltlon' Barbara Hubbard To succeed Everett Hurlbut To succeed after havmg failures Evelyn Hurtuk To own a florist shop Charles Kappus-To be a research phystcrst Ruth Keene To smg ohn Keith To be captam of a boat Wxllnam Koster To marry a rlch woman acquelme LaMotte To beat Bobby Rogers at tenms' john Leahy To be a singer or a sailor Marjorre Lrst To open an rce skatmg rink rn Westport Lawrence Maddock To stay a bachelor' ' Mtldred Mam Who hasn t got a slngle one' Alfred Marlm To be Number One bowler of Connectrcut Wnlham Massmann to a scxentnst Irene Matyas To be amblttous Shirley Mxlls-To be a lady of leisure Reiner Mumm To be a WPA worker for loaferl Margaret Nash Stay out of war' C not to be taken too lxterally' 5 Harry Nellson Have plenty of money and have plenty of good places to spend rt Lours NISIICO-T0 be a WPA foreman john Pfrngsten To bunld a model of the whole New Haven Ra1lroad system Ray Phelan To be a research chem1st Steve Popowxch To be an avxator George Powers-To keep movrng Sophle Prackup-To learn how to dance and to roller skate Edmund Pratt To have loads of money and mvent mechanrcal applrances Florence Reed To explore an Egyptian pyramxd Oliver Reagan To be a football coach Wxlmont Reed To find a suntable yob Betty Rxppe-To be both secretary and traveler' Marshall Roy To form a good orchestra joseph Ryley To travel anywhere and everywhere J G - ' ' . . . J ' , ' t - J . -. . H ' Nellle Horelrck-To learn to drxve. J e. . ' - ' . - J ' - . . ' - 1APf?2HRhq37 Shlrley Allen Dorothy Avery Warren Baker Herbre Baldwm Bxll Baynham Sherm Betts Charlene Bougehton Ruta Houghton Betty Bom en Bet-ty Boyer Nnta Bresthel beymour Breslow Murnel Brown Katherme Capetamdls Vrrg,mxa Closson Patsy Cool Tom C rlst Charlre De Marta Nlane Dlmond Izdna Dnshrow I rantcs Dombrov. sk: Ruth Drrstoll jnmmy Duffy Ruth hllrot Anastasia I urmanek Edrth bartrell Theresa bjuresko julia Cyombos Franus Curant jack Hall Nellie Horelltk Barbara Hubbard Lverett Hurlbutt Evelyn Hurtuk I rank johnson Charlre lxappus Ruth lxeene Jack Ixelth Brll lxoster Jaclue La Motte John Leahy! Marge Lust Larry Maddoc' lY1lltlfLklM3lD Alfred Marlm Brll Massmann Irene Matyas Shlrley Mills Remer Mumm Mouse Nash Harry Nerlson Louls Nrstlco john Pfmgsten Ray Phelan Steve Popowxch Nookre Powers Sophie Prackup 1-tl Pratt Ollver Reagan Florence Reed Bull Reed Bettv Rrppe Marshal Roy loe Ryley Vmcent Santanello Peggy Scofield Pauline Scott Mary Scrxhner Sy lvma bnmmons Ruth Smffen Leonard Stevens Florence Tanner Nell Tracy Fleanor Treadwell Bob Wakeman Fthel Wallace Natme Weber Fred Webb Mlke Welch Mxdge Westlng Rog Wlllrams Charlotte Wnlonskt Dorothy Wohlfonh FAVORITE SAYINGS But dehmtely' Oh hddle sucks I-Il Chum Merry Chrxstmas Bull Dlcky What a vrslon' H uh thmk rt am t' Varrety 15 the sprce of lrfe I don t remember Holy Iosephnne jumpmg, jehosephat Do they not' tsk tslt Ca nonseb W tl bust ma butt Oh shutlts' I thought I d due Okay I lash nn the pan Oh plffle' Larr e e e' Dehmtely' We ann t proud C harp,e' Bush' l don t knovs I um a drddle' bhutks' Am t the way I heard rt Am t me Shenff' Oh nuts' Don t get hufly Oh Golly' H ou yyouldn t krd me would you? Why ' Oh quiet' Quret Breslow' Heavenly Pups' Why shore' Oh Bosh' Oh really ' You know' I don t knovy I dunno' Honestly f To be sure' Cnot prmtablej Chxlx beans' Well' For cryxng out loud' Whow' I must be crazy' I-Ilya grrls Good mornlng 11 Contact' Hr krds' Oh for Pete s sake' Buck up' Flasher dashe Don t ask me Hrya sweetheart' Is that so? You am t lymg Jake' Could be' What do you thmk a out the Chmes srtuatron Y e h' More fun for the kiddies Oh gosh I don t know Whoozle whats ll Really honey chxle Srnk me' Ah gee' You am t lymg' Why sure' Who do you thmk I am Santa Claus? That makes rt ntce' Defmltely Hello Judas Prrest' lv Very I-onya , , , 7 . , ' 1. - - . 4 nl - V VI v ' . .. 7 -- , ' - f r hes! r I ' , . , A . . .. . Y ,, O. 9 ' . ' 4- - n . , .. ., , ' .c . NH. .. , . . I .. - r,,. , ,. , ,.. , . ' u - v - n . .. . ,N . Q s Y . . , t I . .. A ..N ,.. .. . ,.. . .. ,., ' ' UH' tr ' ' - -1 - 'nn , , , 'u n 4 - -' -' CLASS WILL Wt the tlrss of 1939 of Staples Hrgh School berng of sound mrnd and drsposrtron mrke thrs our last wrll and testament We en masse hereby bequeath to the class of 1940 the senror studres hrbrts and our rrrcomparable drgnrty In addrtron we bestow upon the present lowly junrors any junk that we leave rn our desks or lockers In partrcular Shzrley Allen leaves her raprd French speech to some lowly r not takrng French Dorothy Azery bequeaths her speed to Lrllran Delarmy Wfarren Baker leaves hrs Trn Lrzzy to Brll Fable Herbert Balduzn bequeaths hrs oom pah pah to Dorrs Reynolds Sherman Bettr leaves hrs suspenders to Eugene Fluder Charlene Boughton bequeaths her grggles to Bruno Arcudr Marquerzte Boughton bequeaths her dancrng feet to Albert Latrmer Betty Bowen leaves her parkrng space to Davrd Wells Becky Boyer leaves her parnt brushes to Hazel Snrffen lcnowrng shell use them Anzta Brerchel bequeaths her tattered and torn saddle shoes to oan Clark Seymour Brerlow bequeaths hrs debatrng abrlrty to Henry Korsznrok Martel Broun leaves her absent slrps to Thomas Antonrazzr Katherzne Capetanzdzr bequeaths her rrbbons to George Anderson Vzrgrnra Clorron leaves her school sprrrt to some unfortunate soph wrthout any Parry Cool leaves her angora sweaters to Donald Rerlly Charler DeMar1a leaves hrs brother to Mr Young plus the headaches he ll have to endure Marte Dzmnnd leaves her vacatron lovrng sprrrt to Peter Weston Edna Dzrbrou bequeaths her permanent seat at all games to Peggy Martrn Francer Dombrorhz leaves her petrteness to ane Baldwrn Ruth Drzrcoll lerves her Brown Flrvver to some krnd unror who wrll fill the car wrth krds on the way to school janzer Du y leaves hrs athletrc abrlrty to Leo acobsen Ruth Ellzot leaves Staples wrth pleasure Anartarza Furmaneh leaves her Busrness Englrsh reports to the next senror class Etlzth Gartrell bequeaths her wrggly chrn to someone desrrrng a new chrn Therera Gjurerho le tves her shyness to Hrllary Leahy jalza Gombor bequeaths her nrmble frngers to Russ Murphy Franctr Grant leaves for good the hopesj jack Hall leaves the teachers wonderrng how they drd rt Nellie Horelzfh leaves hoprng not to come back Barbara Hubbard leaves her operatrc vorce to Naomr Sloane Ezerett I-Iurlbat bequeaths hrs Chevre to Mrs Curry to run errands rn F L elyn Hartuh leaves her salesmanshrp desk to Mr Marshall Frank Johnston lends Vrnton Mrtchell some of hrs excess werght Charler Kappar leaves Mr Trllrnghast a book on what Chem rs all about Ruth Keene leaves Staples wrth a srgh late Kezzh grves hrs Harvard Hop back to Mr Young Wzllzam Korter bequeaths hrs joe College clothes to Brll Grlman Q Q A . ' . . , , w 1 , 5 K . . . . . . , K . Torn Crirt leaves for Florida. 4 l K K I 1 1 J I I 1 K D .. A I J S ' . 'z ' . . t K . . jacquelzne LaMo1te leaves her door open at any trme to the Dolan famrly john Leahy leaves o Ann wrth hrs gold football and hrs handsome brother Maryorze Lzrt regretfully leaves the boys Lawrence Maddoch leaves wrth Edna Drsbrow Mzldred Mazn leaves her quret manners and bashfulness to Drck Gardrner Al red Marlzn leaves hrs personalrty to Edwrn Tracy Wzllzam Marrmann leaves the last dance to Eugenre Sentenne Irene Matyar bequeaths her abrlrty to arrrve late for school to Rodney and Mrke Ferrrs Shzrley Mzllr leaves her gold shrp and charn to Brll Daskam Rezner Mumrn leaves hrs dual personalrty to Florence Merrrtt Margaret Nash leaves Hugh behrnd her Harry Nerlron leaves hrs vrolrn to Salvatore Valrante Louzr Nzrtzco leaves wrth Best Wrshes john Pfzngrten lends hrs nrmble prano fingers to Mr Berton Ray Phelan leaves hrs colored shrrts to Patrrcra Gordon Steve Popowzch leaves rn an arrplane George Powerr leaves Peggy wrth hrs V S C prn hrs gold football and last but not least hrs heart Sophze Prachup leaves her rubber harr curlers to Vrrgrnra Bradley Edmund Pratt bequeaths hrs place on the track team to Marre DePalmer Olwer Reagan leaves hrs black and red checked shrrt to Brll Fable Florence Reed bequeaths her tally colored harr to Lrllran DeI.army Wzlmont Reed leaves hrs lrttle old Ford to the junkman Betty Rrppe leaves her drmples to oan Clark Marrhall Roy leaves hrs grft of gab to George Anderson Joreph Ryley leaves hrs baseball dope to Art Reale Vzncent Santanello leaves hrs place on the basketball team to Peter Weston Peggy Scobeld bequeaths her pleasrng personalrty to eanne Scully Paulzne Scott bequeaths her steel heeled shoes to jo Ann Ons Mary Scrzbner leaves her long finger narls to Alma Mathewson Sylwna Szrnmonr bequeaths her brref case to Joy Schuyler Ruth Snrffen leaves at last Leonard Ster enr bequeaths hrs lrterary knowledge to Mrss Mansrr wrth no offense Florence Tanner leaves her quret manner to Krtty Murphy Nell Tracy leaves hrs rmportance to any Sophomore Eleanor Treadwell leaves her way wrth Hank Torska to june Scott Robert Wakeman leaves hrs truck Qrncludrng mrlk cansj to Staples for collectrng Sr play propertres rn years to come Ethel Wallace bequeaths her collectron of tre clasps to some chap not ownrng one Nazme Weber leaves her corffure to Bernrce LaRacy Fred Webb leaves hrs power sled to Dave Graham Sherwood Welch leaves hrs soda yerkrng abrlrty to Brlly DuBors Mzdge Wertzng rs yust leavrng Roger Wzllramr leaves hrs baseball technrque to Bruno Arcudr Charlotte Wzlonrkr leaves her brrght red reversrble to Vrvran Leonard to go wrth her harr Dorothy Wohlforth leaves her vorce to Mary Ellen Meyer - - - .. 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' . 1 ' .. . .Y 1 . . . 4 . . . 4 ff TAP X IKIIII 5 3 HR Wllllll HQQ-Qjillllll Efiizilllllllll INKLINGS Headed by jack Massmann as Edntor tn Chref and supervtsed by Mr E11 K Berton as Faculty Advtsor Inkltngs completed 1ts exghth year of publtcatlon and contmued to fill an rmportant place m student llfe at Staples For the thlrd year tn a row Inklmgs was awarded first prize among photo ltthographed newspapers tn the Columbla Scholastlc Press Assocratxon s annual competmon All members of the staff worked together ln an enjoyable cooperatrve manner throughout the year attempttng to grve the students a paper that would serve their needs and at the same txme meet the standards for hrgh school journallsm The mam change thns year has been tn havmg the matertal ltnotyped resultmg rn an tmproved appearance of the paper Thts has necessitated greater work on the part of the business staff m order to meet the mcreased expense The edrtorral staff of Inklmgs mcludes jack Massmann Edntor Wrllma Srmmons Ass1stant Edltor oan Clark News Edrtor Mrchael Horelnck and joy Schuyler Sports Editors Marge List Soclal Editor Becky Boyer Art Editor Tom Antonrazzr and Wxlllam De Marta Buslness Managers Marttn Sokoloff Muslc Edrtor Edmund Pratt Photog rapher and Reporters Dora Franco Helen Bulkley ean Scully Marjone Burkey une Scott Hazel Sntffen Mary Scrlbner Ethel Wallace Shtrley Allen Eleanor Treadwell Eugenle Sentenne Alma Mathewson Ann Westtng Paulxne Scott Seymour Breslow ean Moomau Marne Dtmond Bruno Arcudt Slurley Johnston Dons Reynolds Patsy Cool acquelme La Motte and Margaret Nash and a number of crrculatlon agents and IYPISIS El!!! SENIOR PLAY The Senlor play George M Cohans Seven Keys to Baldpate was directed by Mlss Gladys Mansnr wxth scenery done by the art and shop classes under Mrs Lephe K Holden and Mr Wxllram Tomo The cast headed by Charles DeMar1a and Ruth Ellrott also rncluded Mndge Westmg Becky Boyer Barbara Hubbard Herbert Baldwxn ohn Leahy john Pfmgston Seymour Breslow Sherwood Welch Olrver Reagan Fred Webb Frank johnson Sherman Betts and George Powers '22 Ella? Ellie: 56 '28 JUNIOR PLAY The Junnor Class presented The Bluffers and Thxrty Mmutes in A Street d rected by Miss Charlotte MacLear wrth scenery by students under Mrs Holden and Mr Torno The casts Included jean Moomau Peter Weston Wrllma Slmmons Raymond Drxon Catherme Murphy Vinton Mntchell Peggy Martm Bxlly DeMar1a Alma Mathew son oy Schuyler Ann Westmg Mane DePalmer june Scott Hazel Smffen Shxrley Johnston jack Massmann anet Bendtzen Hugh Pnckerlng Dxck Brown and Frank Agostmr 1 ' has me 1 aw, xx' R 5 . Kel. I fl l . 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' s 1 v 9 9 1 a 1 ' I Y .I 3 5 Y ! 3 1 9 J 1 2 a a NI STU DENT COUNCIL This years Student Counul has Shnrley Mrlls as president Ray Dlxon VICE PICSI dent june Scott secretary Marge Lust treasurer and other members consisting of B1ll Massman Remer Mumm Lam renee Maddock Rxthard Sloan Peter Westcmn Bob Rrppe ack Lust and julia Korszmok The Counul has regular 'md speual meetmgs to Conslder matters of nmportance to the student body I? l?2 '!8 ,ii wi T' Q? :Sa 1 Gif. 61 QQ DEBATING TEAM The Staples debaters pCI'l0dlL'1lly exert thexr lntelletts and engage rn oratorlal com PSIIIIOD vuth students of other schools The team thls year composed of Seymour Bres low presrdent Noel Sokoloff Bruno Artudl ean Chandler Kenneth Wllkrnson and ane Baldw1n and coached by Mrs Rhoda Harvey argued the question of the U S entermg an allrance wnth Great Brxtaln Staples defeated Newtown IWICC spllt even wrth Greenwxch and xn the State Debates won from New Haven and lost to Hartford ,r,..e- 4 I s .W .. 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Ell F rsllrAPiifiRar CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA The years 1938 39 have been gr md years for the Staples chorus and orchestra Un der the drrectton of Mrss Genevieve Godfrey they have glVCn several entertarnments for the school and other actlvrtnes rn town The members of the orchestra are Ruth Lane Shirley ohnston Julxa Gombos Marne Drmond Russell Murphy Seymour Breslow Martm Sokoloff Davnd Wells Srdney Saun ders Charles De Marta and Hugh Plckermg The members of the chorus are Carol Dolan Lucy Brennan jo Ann Ons ane Baldwin Rose Anne Myers Barbara Hubbard Georgra Brotherton janet Bendtzen Mary Lyman St john Antomette Cavoto Florentrne Lennon eanette Lmdwall Helen Man luck Caroltne McDonald Katherme Hunt Clara Flore Dorothy Avery Lourse Martell Katherrne Murphy Mary Ellen Meyer Marne De Palmer Frances Coley Irma Scrxbner Frank Agostmr Wallace Saxonmeyer jack Llst john Leahy Sherman Betts and Drck Brown Besrdes performlng for the junnor and Senxor plays and other school actxvxtxes the muslc groups partxcrpated rn the Connecticut State Musrc Festlval which was held rn Greenwlch IU May -V 3 ' D - 1 1 1 1 1 ' , ' . , , , HJ 1 1 1 1 1 1 K 1 ' 1 1 1 9 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramfmc Club dxrected by Mxss Gladys Mmslr studled the drama and rut on tvso safety pllys one of them wrltten by Wrllnma Slmmons lt xlso awe a plly called Dxck Brown Krtry Murphy Wxllma Sxmmons lean Moomau Thomls Murphy une Scott Bllly De Marla Russell Murphy md Mary Ellen Meyer NJ sz H Wu 'SSW Il ml' PHOTOPLAY CLUB Due to 1 lack of funds the Photoplay Club was prevented from takmg movies about the school The club has however been actnve m the department of vnsual educatnon Numerous fine educatlonal films have been arranged for and shown by Club members and an elaborate bulletln board dxsplay has been mamtaxned The followmg wrth Mrs Rhoda Harvey as faculty advlsor are the members of thxs club Dora Franco Vrncent Santanello, Larry Maddock, Frank Agostmn, jack Massmann, Ed Pratt, and Bill Massmann 9 rs , V ,gy I wwf-4-:fu .1 L- .'3 QL, H A Q 'S' A . . '- s. I 'wr ,L lv L 5 .. i Q -nf I . t l' . h ' ' ' ' 1 I , I . ., . , ' . 1 ' , ' ' ' ' . a 72 a ' '. 'The Weddnng as part of the Fathers Club show. The members mclude Paulme Scott, ' ' ' . . . 4 . D L , 2 , J ' , 7 c , ', 1 ' . ' , -. .- as at ff.. 3 .9 .Q W 1 i-YQ ' 'fu I 'ni 5,4 I I nr' - f 1 x , 'yi Ur' 5. M - 7 Ca X . Vu' ' 1 n , . D . , , . . . , . . y I , . RED CROSS CLUB The Red Cross Club whose purpose rs Servlce for others has rlccompllshed 1 re m.1rk1ble flmount of work thls yetr This club under the drrectron of Miss Ruth Wxll11ms ns composed of the followmg, students Nume Weber President Sylvrm Srmmons Nel lre Horellck Betty Rrppe Evelyn Nlkrscher Sophie Prackup Caroline Amundsen Mmrne U5 o s: Us :- f'f c :J Q T-7 1 S17 'L1 o V1 fb c -7 :J C .. P1 av' .J :J c.. U c 1 9. :r NC o :r .- '?u o P1 F' :r hllllinmza ih- .as BIOLOGY CLUB The Brology Club sponsored by Mrss Frances Fenton and composed of Herbert Baldwrn Ethel Wallace Anlta Breschel Sally Geremla Mrrram Ehrllch Natalma Cor tella Antornette Vrgrlante Florence and Blanche Reed makes specral studnes and goes on excursxons and Held trrps whrch enable the students to apprecrate the practrcal srde of brology not obtarnable rn the classroom mg , 1 W- get I -X nina flax? vm W M v.e, ., . 6 . , 1 B C 9 . b ,Ty 1 . v , t K 1 ' v Q - ' - , C ' . . Y 1 R . , . V . K a . V - DePalmer, Vrola Rodm, Lea Bloomberg, Collnns Barlow, Agnes Costello, Marguerrte , ,J . 2 . . a I L I , V i 9 . nrt- J ' 4 ,N Q. 5 Wir J? Vg K T F Q C -L f 4 ef ,ik l . if . Y ' C Y 1 3 Q 1 9 I ' ' 5 . - y . . 1 , . 1 gy. ' A ff FRENCH CLUB The French Club sponsored by Mnss Charlotte Macl.e.1r had an actlve year mclud mg meetmgs teas plays and a trlp to New York The memlers were Peggy Scofield Shlrley Mrlls Patsy Cool Raymond Drxon Mnrmm Ehrlrch Paula Elliot Irene Matyas Marge Lxst Ruth Keene ean Moomxu Anne Cooke Wnllma Sxmmons Catherine Ca petanldns Davld Wells Martin md Noel bokololf Vxnton Mrtchell Duck Brown Peter Weston john Lethy and ack Kenth may AOHNDS ON Wd LATIN CLUB The Latrn Club under the dxrectnon of Mrss Izdna Plummer spent a very mterestmg year A lxttle Astrology was taken up and Roman games and songs formed a large part of the entertamment during meetings The members are lean Moomau Presrclent oan OC0nnor Wlllma Slmmons Vxrgrma Castlglla Prlscllla Wrlson Dolores Keehan Mary 'Rose Johnston Ruth Hermandorfer Sally Geremra Cynthia Fischer Ruth Jennings Mildred Maln Dorls Mxlls Florence Green and Zohar Feldman 4 I L - V 5 ,. . in - - t nz A .. A 5, 'A ' 95, -V, u an , Q 1. wig . . 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A :- uma r A f f 1 w v f 1 . r . i , , J , . . . . . . - . . . . 7 v v v a v v w y w s v 1 w - ART CLUB The Art Club under the ctr-rble superxrsron of Mrs Lephe K Holden acComp'1she:l sex eml rnterestlng proyects The club designed smge sets for the unlor and Senxor plays Qhy modelrnb vms mken up md some hne preces of sculpture were produced In the ,group were Becky Boyer 'lCklC Lx Motte Mwrne Dxmond Phyllrs Baldwm Dora Franco Mtrge List Almft Mrthevxson lox Schuyler rmrce Them Ann Westlng Mldbe Westlng Huel Snrffcn md Pttsy Cool Q lv' AMANUENSIS CLUB The Amxnucnsrs C lub LOITSISIIHE of xbout twenty gurls from the commercml depart mcnt hts h rd 1 busy rnrtul yur under Mlss Gul Norman s buxdance The club has been wrxtnnr, up school tctnltres for the Westpturter Hemld 1nd mukrng schedules of each xx eek s TLIIVIIICS for the school bulletrn bowrds Vlsrts were mxde to seveml places of local busrness rntcrest ' I se- wa. .- lx lik!! Us 0 A - 'rw 05 ,S 1 4 1 1 .fa Us , ' Si L gb , - Q . L . 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' x ' ' ' , - . , . 4 Y ' ' . t . t . 4 4 . 4 . l BAND Thls years band outfitted by the PTA wlth new sweaters and craps played at the footb 1ll games and other sports 1ct1v1t1es The members under Mr Bfayers direction 1re Chflrles De Marla Mfrrxe Dlmond Fred Webb Marsh1ll Roy Frank ohnson Sey mour Breslow Shxrl y ohnston ulm Gombos Dmk Brown Martm cokoloff Herbert Bfrldwm john Pfmgsren Hugh Pltkermg and Sidney Saunders CHEERLEADERS Our footblll tenm Louldnt mn eyery glme but lf Lertunly wasnt the fault of th theerle ders They hld 1 very strenuous selson .md I do mem Paulme Stott Bull Mass mfmn Alm1 Mlthewson Ann Westxng om Chrk Charlotte Wnlonskl Anita Breschel Hazel Snlffen lefln Engel Peggy Seoheld e1n Moomiu 1nd Mftrge Lust V Y , . , z . . , .. , Q . . N V V ' S Y 5' V . , , . , Q , l , z 1 ' ' fa 'a ' S ' 9 . 'aa 'Q ,' 2 , - . . ', ' .,. . . IF SYJGRTS 119 SP 'ff f ' K X 1 wg m TAP Xa FOOTBALL Captam Lawrence Maddock M nn tgers Wxlllam Fable Sherman Betts Coach Roland Wachtmb Asst Coach-Charles Trllmghast Staples for the second rtme m tts hrstory was voted C D State Champnons There bemg no trophy for C D schools the Fathers Club donated one whnch wxll be taken tn permanently by the team wrnnmg lf five trmes Staples had a good season wrnmng four tymg two and loslng one The Wreckers after having the opening game wnth St Baslls washed out by ram went on to take over Darren 31 6 Milford 7 6 Fatrheld 7 0 ln that order A strong Stratford team which went on to become I-lousatonxc League champrons held Staples to a ue 13 13 New Canaan was next and was promptly taken over 12 0 Norwalk was the only blot on a next to perfect record beatmg Staples by one ponnt 7 6 IH a thrill packed game The annual Alumnl game on Thanksgrvmg Day ended m a scoreless ue thus rounding off the season The members of the squad were Arthur Reale john Leahy Bull Reed Maunce Legge Lawrence Maddock jack Kelth George Knlese George Powers Joe Mellllo H11 ary Leahy jacob Sowlk ohn Schaefer Vrncent Santanello Ollver Reagan Bull Baynham Bob Rogers Nell Kelleher Steve Popowlch ames Duffy ames Schryver Roger Wrl lxams Henry Torska Bxll Gnllman joe Raperto Charles Benedtct ack Lust oe Cassano Dxck Gardlner Bull Betts Mxke Ferrts and George Qulgley , , . fr, - .-1 - , . f. ,. 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'. .ns g,- ' GIRLS HOCKEY Captain Florence Esposito Minacer Charlotte Wnlonski Coich Miss Sarth Apfvrr In the 1938 hockey season the Staples girls played four game won two tied one and the other one was called because of rain The first game was vuth Milford and was play ed on the home field We won this game with a score of 5 7 The second game was on the home field with New Canaan the game wis called after twenty minutes of play because of rain Our next game was with our old rrvtls Hillside School This was also played over in Furheld with the Fairfield lassies We lost thls brme by a score of 0 l Total number of goals scored by Staples 8 Goals scored by opponents The members of the Staples first team were Joy Schuyler M mtg, tret Nash Florcnce Espostto VIIEIDI 1 Closson Alm 1 M ithew son Dori Fr into Yolandi Arcudl Dottie Duffy Pegby Muraskln Mary St john je tnne Scully Substitutes included Ann Westlng Mary Fisher Rose Ann Myers Phyllis S huyler Krttv Herbert I . W . 1 7 - . . ' ' - A . A 'Q I Y 7 7 D Y K - I I . 1 yt Y V. Q C V Y . . K . '.... S YL 1 ' . . 3 . 1 k 1 ' ' . , . ' . Y. . f' ' 1 , ' ' -' . ' . . on our home field. We won this game with a score of 3-1. Our last game was played Y . . - . ' , -4. . 1 1 71 2 . Y. .1 c v Y K ' . L V . ' C BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM 1938 39 Captaln George Powers Coach Roland Wachob Manager Wrllnam Fable Although the Staples Hlgh Basketball Team dtd not take the State and County C D champtonshnps they had a successful season The Wreckers won elght and lost three mter scholastic games ln thexr regular season St Baslls Rldgefield Darren Bethel and Stamford Trade fell under the team s attack New Canaan took Staples twlce and Stam ford Trade overcame them once New Canaan won the county champnonshlp and Sta les was second tn lme In the State Tournament Farmmgton took the Wreckers by a c ose score The members of the team are George Powers S Welch I. Maddock A Reale J Romano E Tracy V Santanello M Legge J Raperto I. Zarelll J Melllllo E Febbralo ID Covmo M Ferns B Rogers H Leahy T Edge W DuBo1s W Daskam and C Amundsen The season s results are below Staples Staples 'Staples Staples 'Staples Staples 'Staples Staples 'Staples 'Staples 'Staples Staples 'fStaples St Baslls Alumni Rndgefield Stamford Trade 32 Darren Bethel New Canaan Stamford Trade Rldgefleld Darien New Canaan St Baslls Farmmgton T State Tournament Game ' County League Games will lilffwp ABB X V V GIRLS BASKETBALL Captaxn Vxrgmra Closson Manager Margaret Nash Coach Mlss Sarah Apgar Asst Mgr Dora Franco The Staples grrls started thenr season playmg the second team After an easy vnctory of 55 13 the lassxes were very eager to play therr old rrvals Hlllstde Thrs game ended rn a tre 17 17 Norwalk came next and were edged out by Staples by a fmal score of 22 20 Fanrfxeld was the first team to beat the Staples lassnes but rt was by a mere score of 26 27 Hlllstde played a return game and lost by 12 10 Danbury was next to beat the lassles by a score of 19 26 Staples played a return game wrth Farrheld but the Fatrfmeld lassles seemed to be very lucky They won by a score of 16 38 Danbury trotted down to West port for a return game and took the lassles over wrth a score of 14 26 Staples played Norwalk agam nn a very excntxng game whnch ended 17 10 rn our favor The girls con cluded thexr season playmg the Alumnae The lassres beat them 26 17 The members of the team were Alma Mathewson, joy Schuyler, Vtrgtnta Closson, Jeanne Scully, Hazel Snrffen, and Ann Westrng Substrtutes were K Herbert, M St John G Drxon, M Fxsher, D Duffy, R Nnstrco, R Meyers, Y Arcudr, J Bendtzen, P Muraskrn, S Johnston, P Schuyler, and M Burkey Ling e TAP w X 4 gain-E3 gnrtqy f -.wmv SML 'WL-9 ,JJ WWW BASEBALL Wrth almost a whole frrst team of letter men back thrs year the baseball season of 1939 looks promtsmg Last year Coach Roland Wachob had to work wtth an almost entrrely green team and consrdermg thts fact he dxd as good a job as could be expected Although the Wreckers lost ntne and won two of thelr games most of the scores were really close New Canaan tradmonal rn als of Staples was the only team that fell before the Wreckers being, beaten twrce The veterans of this years team are J DufTy W Baynham S Popowrch H Torska R Wllll1mS L Maddock R Sloan A Reale G Duffy I Romano G Mrlls J Schaefer F Grant Wrth these oldtnmers on hand plus a few new recruits the 1939 season wrll probably go down as one of the best Staples has ever had Below are the results of last years season Staples Staples St 1 ples 'Stap es T' Staples 'f Staples it Stap es Staples 'Staples Sta ples Staples League Ga St tmford Tr ide Bethel Farrheld Darren Rrdgefleld New Canaan Darren Stamford Trade ........... Ridgefield .............,.. . .. New Canaan ......, Norwalk .................... . ITIS. mu l ,I me-was Q E Ll Ill ' is - STAPLES BOWLING SQUAD Coach Mr Freemln Mmrshall Clptarn Roger Wxllrams Manager Everett Hurlbut Asst Mmager Kenneth Evans The Staples Bowling Squad ended its first season m the County Le igue one game behxnd the Milford t am who won the county champlonshlp The Staples squad better known as the Westport Bombers won the1r first six matches with the exception of one tle game With the league s operation drawing to a close the Staples squad found them selves m third place By w1nn1ng their last two matches the team climbed w1th1n one game of first place losing the champlonshxp by four pms thus end1ng a very successful year Staples won 7 games lost 7 and ned 1 The boys who took part 1n the league matches are T Edge E Tr xcy L Nxstlco A Marlm R W1lll3mS J Ryley K Evans and F Grant Several of the boys partlclpated in the State Tournament held at Westport Staples School Record 1, Below are the final County League standings Won Lost Milford Fairfield Stratford Stamford Darxen 8 High Season Average 1958 39 Hlgh Team Game 1938 799 Hlgh 3 A Marlm High Single T Edge High Av R Wxlllams Q30 gamesj 1 1541 O9 20 1-N'-'J Q, ' .............. 50 10 ' -, ........... . Staples .............. 29 11 High Team Three 1958-59 ................ 1667 ' ............ 28 12 ' -C ................ 581 ll 29 ' ' - . 145 ' ................ 32 ' .- . ' ' , . STAPLES 1939 TRACK TEAM Captam Coaeh Freeman Marshall Manager Alfred Marlm The team last year splnt about exen beatrng Rrdgeheld New Can ran and Brndpe port Trade and losmg to Norwalk Farrheld and Seymour They ran away vuth the trophy at the Storrs Relay Carnn .11 bretkmi, four school records They topp d the season by agaln becommg State Champxons rn Class C xt New Haven The members of this years team are W Mtssmann A Marlm O Reagan Mass mann L acobson A Parlllo E Pratt G Knlese C DeMar1a B DeMar1a S Valxent J Hall G Powers M Horellck R Murphy P Moore E Theall P Punzelt A Latxmer T Antomazzl A Stapkowskl D Graham S Evans M Dorta J Kerth B Arcudx C Benedict W Meyers M Pratt T Murphy S Saunders N Kelleher M Ferns E Amund sen H Korszmck V Tlto W Saunders C Bradley M Scrnbner andj Leahy 'M ,l sm: K Q4 .-... -....--. 'fx' ll T G ,G , W lla - x. r f G K 1 , .h ,r 7 G , 1 4 t Y .QS fgkyut, P - ' sf' 4 in-li x ' , X a, .- Q . 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N TENNIS TEAM Durrng the last srx years Coach F I Marshalls grrl racouet wrelders have been de feared only once Last years team made a clean sweep defeatmg Norwalk 4 2 Stratford twrce 4 1 and 4 1 Fairfield twlce 5 7 and 5 2 and New Canaan twlce 4 1 and 5 0 The team consrsted of Manrne Duffus Dorothy Evans Lucla Gllman oy Schuyler Pamela Howe Martha Myers and ackle La Motte The all time record for the girls team hows 40 wms 4 losses and 3 tres Thus years team wrll rnclude Captam jackne LaMotte oy Schuyler Patsy Cool Kxtty Herbert Marge List Eva Bloomberg Jean Moomau Alma Mathewson Ann Westrng Marte Drmond and Mldge Westlng Wrth several letter men back from last years team the boys have prospects for a successful 1939 season Last year the team splrt about even rn thexr matches wrth other schools The members of thxs years team rnclude Dlck Brown Brlly DeMar1a Davrd Graham Davrd Wells Robert Rogers and Seymour Breslow 5 ' 59-... W M. 's . . , . . 1 ',' - ' ' 1 s -1 1 ' '1 1 '- 'n 1 ' , , ,J , . . . , - C , . .. , , . - , ,J 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - - 1 ' 1 x 1 1 ' BOYS RIFLE TEAM The Staples Rifle Team coached by Mr Walter B Stevenson and conslstlng of Capt Pfrngsten H Nexlsen H Baldwin H Noy W Schnelder Ortowskl E Butner E Theall D Schuyler A Hubbard W Gill an and P Moore had a very successful year The sharpshooters not only won 4 out of rhenr 6 scheduled matches but won the Stat Jumor Champxonshnp at the annual New Haven meet ' uv GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM Thls year the Gxrls' R1fle Team competed 1n one match the State Rlfle Meet at New Haven shooting third hlghest score But they have practiced falthfully and wxth new members the Staple1tes to be wrll surely capture the t1tle next year The members are Evelyn Nlklscher, Marie Dxmond, Eugenie Sentenne, joan Clark, 'Betty jennlngs, Shxrley Mrlls, Gladys Raxney, Betty Maddock, Helen jennlngs, Allce Shavchuk, jackne Rlppee, LOUISE Martell, and Helen Buckley - - ' ' ' Num - aw, I . 4' ' if , mira g -,q tear Nh ,, ., was i , M. S -IR EW., If V: I , . . , 4 .-.-,l , . , . , . 1. , . , I . ' n , c VEGGY SQOFIELO mwaflfff flfmff? LUJNARD SEE VNS GLUE REAQAN Th hllmprdnvne ax Oth: Rea an N1 l Kellalwer QAA e, D M-wr e.Kqy Reagan fn r W Brd D Nan and B Ny Baynha ' The dadm Nile brfL+S0 - rlmwwwq JOHN VFINGSTEN wh Nwcxsni' change! Q XOT' rx JUNK. MAODOCK N e buifen Suu helps b+h .igofl ALFRED IVXARLIN LVUYYTT HLRLBUH faq- BEXIY BOWEN T ox meh Rx HTH L L Bill MHSSMRNN Qvsf GK! N Www cor ered CHARXOTTE WILONSKI k A flke H'xe.N'wvf,q5 5214150 Yu S c - 3 1 H N if hiv: v Q ,Q Quo r L o e n 1 u is , -,, I A Q A' 1 X xx ' an , x x Qon 5, V f Q U , ' 1 In , 'N f 1 O5 1, V' 3 i S A .' Qwwiiwm, gem .W 1 , I 9 ' x I i , , I ' ff' is , 2' ' iw . C . 93 ,f Q x N - T1 ir A - I7 Y D O YY , EDNA DXSBROW BELKY BUYER naar PATSY COOL em FE Fx Y .,+f-L 'Y-'1 ' .rl-A CHAR UL UE NWRIR ,iii-' YVHKE WELCH H VQH uwxvsunoe MARIE DUVXOND NWN PT NTU: 3 FLORLNCE REED RUTH SMH ELEANOR TRLADW ELL RKTA BOUGHTON E MIOQE INCSTING The mg: ,....-- V 3 ! B 1 Q J... L ' z L -., -I MV F f V wh dqu 'Q do Lfv NC? -' 'dxf 15 if - 7' . if L' ' ' , g A : 1 v rv 'tb-N? ' - , as 7 'jf' ff ' 5 Q ,, I L . ' L 4 :sr ' 'L . QW '-I Sh Q5 any 'B ff.- 'QZ11 1, ,K - A' F-W J ai? . Q nw M f .gi .at -Lk, f 5 - C50 an tfcyl X BAY L - . if L ..,,, i W C OW' m c.NruTe xs 1-4 1, 7 ktgfg, INAME Allen Shirley Avery Dorothy Baker Warren Baldwin Herb Baynham William Betts Sherman Boughton Charlene Boughton Marguerite Bovsen Betty Boyer Rebecca Bres hel Anita Breslosx Seymour Brovsn Muriel Closson Virginia Cool Margaret Crist Tom Roy De Maria Charles Dimond Marie Disbrow Edna Dombroski Frances Driscoll Ruth Duffy james Elliott Ruth Furmanek A. Cartrell Edith Gjuresko Theresa Gombos ulia Grant Francis Hall john Horelick Nellie Hubbard Barbara Hurlbur Everett Hurtuk Exelyn Johnson Frank Kappus Charles Keene Ruth Keith john Koster, William La Motte, J. Leahy, john CHART OF THE SENIOR CLASS LIKES Auto rides Painting To drive Mice Hockey Blondes Secretarial work Dancing Drive a car Orange cake Horses To fiddle To librocubicular Basketball Henry Fonda Women Sea food Richard Greene Ire cream Peas and beans Coca-cola Red heads The Crisis Movies Drug sto.e cowboys Swimming Music Apple pie To loaf Chewing gum American Indians Apples Peppermints Beer and cigars Math Convertible Buicks Sailing Night life james Stewart A fight DISLIKES String beans Flirts Homework Cats Chevies Brunettes Cosmetics Blondes Liver and mushrooms Cigars Writing compositions Women Red peppers gossipers Shakespeare Competition Hypocrisy Egg plant Dentists Nosey neighbors Homework the Navy Choir rehearsal Answering telephone Blue-eyed blondes lnsincerity Washing dishes Yankees Work Tests Hypocrites Milk Getting up Water English Conceited men Taste of football cleats Music Basketball Physics OUGHT TO Talk more slowly Calm down Settle down Get a mouse trap Be vociferous Get married Sell newspapers Stop flirrm g Be seen Stay awake in class Be a jockey Be a surgeon Be prompt Wear rubbers Behave in study hall Stop growing Think before speaking Play the trumpet Always wear blue Grow up N or change Stop blushing Cut loose Complete homework Be heard Talk more Start an orchestra Do homework Wear a necktie Learn to wink Go to bed early Move to Norwalk Stay the same Own a saloon Be good Work harder Learn to dodge Hang up join the W. C. T. U. Learn to steal bases Y J D 7 Y - ' , . , . V , . ' C , ' . . n J u Caperanidis, K. Straus music jirterbugs Be a good secretary . Y. . . 9 7 1 y . 7 7 7 1. , Y 7 ,J , , 7 7 ! 7 C 3 7 l Y NAME L1st Maryorte Maddock Lawrence Mam M1ldred Marl1n Alfred Massmann W1ll1am Matyas Irene M1l1s Sh1rley Mumm Rexner Nash Margaret Ne1lsen Harry NISIICO Lou1s Pftngsten john Phelan Ray POpOWlCh Steve Powers George Prackup SOph1C Pratt Edmund Reed Florence Reagan Ol1ver Reed B111 R1ppe Betty Roy Marsh1ll Ryley jo Santanello Vmcent Scofield Peggy Scott Paul1ne Scr1bner Mary S1mmons Sylvma Smffen Ruth Tanner Florence Tracey Netl Treadwell Eletnor W1hLm3D Robert VC allace Ethel XX ebb Fred XX ebber Natme Welch Sherwood WCSIlIlg M1ldred w'illl3mS Roger W1lonsk1 Charlotte XX ohlforth Dorothy CHART OF THE SENIOR CLASS LIRIIS Everybody Sports Sunsets Bowllng Snakes A rug cutter Skatmg Hamburgers Dartmouth Musrc Sweet potatoes Symphony Cord cars Aeronautlcs Everythmg Roller coasters Cameras A1rplane rrdes A blonde An thmg Red fingernzuls Trumpets To eat Vacat1on Bellbottomtrousers T Murphy Green eyes Straus musrc Black strapless gowns Drawmgs Idf 1 of gr1duat1on Sugar and sp1ce To have h1s w1y Horseback fldlng B Maddock Ptckles Soda yerktng L1 e Math flashy clothes To xy all-c tn the ram DISLIKES Scallops Speeches Narrow mmdedness The G1 IDIS Dru mg Affectauon Mr T1ll1nghast s hat Wcumen dr1vers Ins1ncer1ty Dances Women s hats Beer Lnghsh Book reports Nothrng Stsstes Nothtng Roller coasters Dotng nothmg Not much Publ1c1ty Fords The G1 mts Enghsh Chemtstry FIS 1 Ceretl Fmcy clothes Turmps Se1wy eed Black pepper Te 1chers To get up Compet1t1on Sct food Hay fever Routme Enghsh T1gl1t shoes Oper 1 smgtng OUC HT TO Keep th1t sm1le Stop re tdtng com1cs Be he 1rd Eat less Have 1 zoo Ra1se monkeys Buy h1m a new one Own a tam M1rry P1ck Be opt1m1st1c Be 1 professor Learn math GIVE the gals a break Be a Pllll Have h1s head ex1m1ned Stly out of Fa1rf1eld Re 1r1 p1ctures C 11m dow n Get Peg Get a new c1r Make more HOISC Be 1 Clyde McCoy Le 1rn to d mee Be tl poet GIVE Olly 1 b e llc o1n the 1rmy Fall 1n loye T1ke up golf ump rope Concentr1te Be a Boy Sco11t DIIVC slovycr Stop burnmg, m1cln1cht o Be toler mt Be a publtc spc tlccr Smoke 1 p1p Succeed jom Lmstetn Try jack Ke1th s Get up earl1er , . . - ' . 1 , . , . , , ., 8 , 1 1 1 . 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I 1 L 1 1 S A f Q 'N' M S3 k , 4 . - Q ' -QQ 5 1 ' ., ,,5Lfl:r .1 I J 45 ,, I,f J ff f ' .,Q T ' o V , ., 07 - 0 - A 45 ' N' f I A P W . 4 f lb ,2 ,Zag K I t 41 A . ,R 'N NALMQN ri 5 W f -- off , ,V k L V 4 ky A4 . ff oo . o . -A if V, I .A , J E tif iff gli, f f ' Shortr Secretarial School Contestants and Winners m the 37th Annual Slate Contest held at Teachers College New Brztam March 18 1939 TIMELY MESSAGE FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES CLASS 39 I Short s Secretarial School points the way to Better Business Positions through Secretarial Tralnmg Opportunities for qualified young men and young women in business ofiices are increasing rapidly as conditions continue to improve FOR EARLIER EMPLOYMENT ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL Classes Offered During 1939 Summer Session 8 WEEKS JUNE 26 TO AUGUST 18 Secretarial Pen manshi p Stenography Stenotype Typewriting Ediphone Bookkeeping Dictaphone Accounting Correspondence Banking English Rapid Calculation Comptometer Commercial Filing Office Practice Arithmetic Also special Pre College and Finishing Courses in Shorthand and Typewrrting Free Employment Our Employment Record for the past year is exceptional A few months of intensive study will prepare you for a good position Office open daily also Monday and Thursday evenings for information and Registration Catalogue Planning Your Future will be mailed on request No obligation FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 5 Address Director SHORT S SECRETARIAL SCHOOL The School of Accountmg Bumzerr and Secretarzal Traznmg 305 Atlantic Street Stamford Conn Telephone 3 3185 Auditing Spelling Switchboard ARE YOU LOOKING AHEAD TO YOUR FUTURE? o x t h yor mth the or ot the Itght ot post exoerem h mes the oreQeht ho nootter et ho show thot when the future eco of tmt tho xot re ot Qooft bortkrht, hobrts formed IH eo ly late K M the xmor ot xour foto Q become o proswerous reot tx A Home Toxm Book th o Town of Homes CO THE WESTPORT BANK AND TRUST Westport Conn Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporahon QJWIECDEAM FINEIQ FLAVUIQ '-'f QM gf-70595509 U 7: at dfd Let JS I ok f t, V d r 1 Ce. 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'4Uu ' 'Q I lllyttl ALL GROUP AND INDIVIDUAL PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE STAPLEITE YEARBOOK LORING STUDIOS BY IZOO Main St,, Bridgeport, C The Westport Rotary Club WHERE ALL STAPLEITES GATHER' The COLGAN Fountain of Youth' SODAS SUNDAES d DAINTY LUNCHEONS HAANS NUNNALLYS WENZ MAILLARDS d th QUALITY CHOCOLATES COLG-AN'S Com 'mr 'vs of , on ' , ' , , ' an o er Where Prescriptions ore Fwlleci Carefully omni Promptly ot Moderate Prices GEORGE S WILSON, Inc CGNNECTICUT INSURANCE Westport Bank C1 Trust Co Burldmg Telepho me 3393 F UTTY 8g CO PLUMBING an HEATING SUPPLIES GREENWICH CONNECTICUT Westport, Connecticut z : I KEENE BROS., Inc. BUILDERS Gnd REALToRS 5 Rlverslde Ave Tel 4747 WESTPORT RECREATION CENTER 1 ' X x I BOWLING BILLIARDS H rr o HIGH SCHOOL BOWL'NG LEAGUE Open Evenmgs Dual 39:8 THE BRIDGEPORT ENGINEERING INSTITUTE Founded M2-I Evenmg Courses rw MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ot the Centro! I-Hgh School Erve yeor courses on CoIIeqe Iewel open to od rm sexerwteen yeors of oge or ower Quoll Interview Tron ter CreIut to Ieo og te Iwrwucol mst: totrorms ovonloble to properly qooI Med str Iemts Telephone o I634 Chr mg bus ss he Irs Comphmerwts of BRIDGEPORT HYDRAULIC CO State Street Westport Connectscut o e 6 the 'O I St e ' f I f , '- tncotions of opplicorwt deterrmmed by personol . Sf 1 of I C A ' '- ' A f I IL, . ' C- .I I joe u . w aught. fresh C553 Q-1 Westport Flsh Er Poultry Market Sea Fooos Grocenes Prrne Meats Neaetables Luxe Lobsters Colt Shell Crabs I2 West State Street All Orders Promptly Delnered ONLY THE BEGINNING' Yes folks thls us only the bealnnung your We hope you have learned the pnmary les on that rnalk as a great standby And dont forget a retreshlna Leverage anl one so easy to cllgest IS MITCHEL S GRADE A SOFKURD VITAMIN D MILK The Mntchell Daury Company Brldgeport Danbury Norwalk New Haven CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE Where honest ettnclent sence I3 render at all turnes HOROSKY BROTHERS West State Street Cor Ruversxde Ave Phone 4596 . ,.. at nz' ' ,I ' 0 1: c 'I ...I 1' I . . , , 1-E ,. ' 1 so fri fl' . . . , is px? Z I X 1. ff-'57 ' ' J PHONE 3257 f eclacatlon contlnaes for the rest otbyour lute. s ' A , I ' I . I I I A If - ROGERS ond STEVENS FREDERICK TWO STORES CHARLES FABLE f THE WESTPORT MILL THE DORR CO Inc DRISCOLL G SWEENEY M fp I V X - V W x M VM V CQf, j nmcrw of r- ' - Q-F'-'JNL Q I , I V K, z QQ ' and No Ik Sou h Norwalk IUILDE5fTfQ of 208 uin Street Wes ort, Connectf t T CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH REO TRUCKS ANSON T LEARY CLARK S GARAGE Insurance LFE fCFNDETNT NST MOBILE U Dickson Building East State Street 62 East State Street Westport Telephone 3450 Phone 5329 WALTS MOTOR MART Walter R Brown Prop T Q P we 153 fLLESSO Q W' UCSD M VUL N EIIEEILS GREASES CGQMEWCS F X ASE E Road Servnce Call 3919 54 Mom Street Westport IMENI MVDICINES TOILETRIES at lm ts p mes ww to 9 Mann Street Opposite Bedford Hou e I , I' - N ' E' ' C. fr S EL'3rl:, ET' rrffff CWS .KLTY - FEE x'.C1TUer,,,' L 'Has , , , I COI7fHV'N',Fi, ot I 1 ' ' ' Groy's Cut Rate Drug Store 1 A V ,-W, 0 ,fl img - get 'ff 1 RIEC 1 EO' A ' Of CE tr 7133 - NCQ E Q - - J ,AR , UNJ E ,L We S . me f if E, ' Wm . . 3 5 F5 if I7 Corrulrmemts of DUTCH LAN D FARMS OVW DOWNS and SU NDERLAND Westport Mart Q Le rm Qgggi Cor State Street and Rsverslde Avenue Good Food Delrcuous Ice Cream Danclng to Popular Recordings om 1 ts Westport Chamber of Commerce P O 50 Western Auto Associate Store r e Vo ' rc Store owned by J E Hmds C VTTJ HT tts of The Dorothy Healy Knut rf Grft shop ft H 6Tc'Y 'Ce HARPER METHOD Hand Woven Tx-.eeds Yarns Mc1be'NNePIe' Dorada Feat, Neefe Ont Wall pc r Chr ' Costume Jewwtfy ami Grrts HAIRDRESSING SHOP . , If-'gx ,' v- ' 1' ' . rl ,,.l'.L-' ' '..'.'! 1?Q1f?'C'f ! w CO WplimCrwTS of A -... ,C4-L-il-if-': ' ' f I Fiifhlw KSC'-DE Graf INSURANCE the - w , I, D + ' ' v n ,K v ' CQ wplir emo t C gi.1:i'er1 , of Qggwgs T X f' Ort ,e XI ,O ga wer ' C3 , jvllm Eff' ' JOHN J HURTUK PLUMRING HEATING and SHEET METAL WORK 558 Rsverslde Avenue Saugatuck Conn Phone 3721 0 rKrc1T THE FILLOW FLOWER CO Hone of The EIIIox Ponswes ROSES GARDENIAS CORSAGES BOUQUETS L Smffen Busnness Manager Phone 4444 SMARI CLOTHES MRS MODERN Home Economist has the most attractrve convenient and efflclent kitchen m Westport FUR THE STURENTD MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE AND MEMBERS OE THEIR FAMILIES A COMPLETE SELECTION OF FINE CLOTHING EOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN xTURINC KUPRENHEIMER CLOTHES J A C O B Y ' S 12 l4 North Mann Street South Norwalk ELECTROLUX REFRIGERATOR RUUD WATER HEATER Wll PYROFAX GAS SERVICE FOR GASLESS HOMES Commercual gae rates are now available to those who use Pyrofax with two of the three appllances lusted above NATURAL GAS COMPANY INCORPORATED Westport Connecticut HJ I ' ,M xv , 1 ' ' ste - I K,cm ze ' ' OII Eumer Fonts G 'T ' 1 l I . I . . . KT I ' I1 EEf - ' ' 'wa 'ilu-1l'Ii,LI 'MJ 'Eu I5 gif' SEQ, Fehcntotuoms to the G ods ACHORN S PHARMACY THE S Opposnte the Lnbrory Near the Bndge CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Dm' 4223 STATE STREET WESTPORT CON N ECTICUT GRISTEDE'S I, .. 'xr-rrxvfrvfvp-v-K ' - 4: . - 4 : 'v , ,gf w xi - , :'.,:,. . . fr'-:' . '--I , , , . . , . A ra. ,. 5-1 , 4 K I . iff .-...1-- - - z.g.g'- -.. ,.... f. . ..1,.,- - ,.4 M 'g:.'v-fi, rig, ,jx uk, V. fam f'FIIM?1 '14 M5 1 nf, . , Ii I' I 1, . -1 - 1 na In - III . Im. . ,-be t -A V , .-v - I'-IL ,ff-'fs1uItlu. V my , ,L ig .. , E F ., pu. it Ay, f, . T. Q. -Q . ' A I ' . , ' 51. 1 , ,, L I ,wx It Q, . Wu ' ,. V 5' fr -fv. ' -- 1 ' ' - -,, I I 1 HARTMANN BROTHERS 44 Mann Street Dual 4001 Westport House of Good Hordwore J W VAAST Cr SON Inc CADILLAC LA SALLE OLDSMOBILE Motor Co 5 S9 East State Street Westport Dlal 4335 CoTpIImerTfs of ORLANDOS BARBER SHOP Opposrte Library For Re-fr Iwrrem s 0 ter the Theatre or Dome THE CLUB GRILL State Street and Taylor Place HAROLD J MCGILL CO WILLIAMS OILCMATIC HEATING Dral 4774 Westport Conn THE WESTPORT S MEN S SHOP Bob Spencer Mgr Door ers For Gro uotnon Outfns 39 East State Street Phone 3942 WM CLINTON WELCH PAINT HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS 15 Mom Street Westport TRLIT5 VEGETABLES C H A R L E S NEA GROCERIES 27 Mann Street Dual 3503 Phone 4886 I - - , - f I es . t f I' , , I I I ' ' ' 1 I Pmmbmg ond Heating of the Better Sort ,. H , . Heade t in I VI.. x-LS THE S Cr S TOBACCO CO Wholesale Jobbers and Retaulers C GARS CIGAREI IEQ f L CANDIES I5 I7 Commerce Street Norwalk Conn J H WEHRLE Inc 329 West Avenue Norwalk Connecticut EU L K SALE RMICE Telephone Norwalk 6335 OTTO S MARKET 576 Riverside Ave Saugatuck Conn Telephone 5360 Quo It Iv EAT E SH ECULTR HURLBUT BROS FRUIT FARM APPLES PEACHES PEAR: PLUI 5 EI CI Walton e I 9 OITID IVV I PARSONS BROTHERS Manufacturr of FUEL OIL and SEPTIC TANKS JU LIA TICHY I J D O Phone 3093 Westport BAKERS SERVICE STATION Oco VL W I ro B If East State St Westport EDUCATIONAL TOY SHOP I3 Church Lane BOOKS J RTY IAN CAMES Phone 5606 Westport ' ' ' . Q I a I . E TCEACFQS I ' 'I If of Semi QE ' , . , tyfym lIr'v.? V' . , . IIFIIQDQECSINCEH STU I' I, 'I I EY Cmiplnii, 3 2: I S 3 3- TEUUVI QI C3 P CIUCIS - ,, IVI E NI chef 'ii SVVE T DER I ' T I. O' - C .I It revs of Q5 IFS E VQRS 3. ' Compluments of DR FRANKM KRAK PODIATRIST CH1RoPoo1sT 58 East State St Westport Com 'ments of WAKEMAN MOTOR SALES NEW ond USED CARS Ford Servrce Compllments of DR EVERETT C FREY Westport Connectlcut Swlss Amerucan WATCH AND CLOCK HOSPITAL eet e t to Fine Arts Tneotre Jack Karron Mgr Telephone 5070 Compliments of DR JOHN P BRENNAN Farmer Road Westport Compliments of The Dnckson Heatnng and Plumbing Co PLUMBING OII. BURNERS AIR CONDITIONING SI-IEET METAL 52 East State St Phone 357: Kelvmator Refrigerators 73th Silver Annxversory VOGEL ELECTRIC SERVICE ZENITH ono EMERSON RADIOS O bo ner one electnc opplsonce service Phones 5070 Res 3360 45 East State St Lookung for a trimming? See DE MARIA Dual 3214 State Street ' ffl . . . . . . r ' ,, f , - OSTEQPMH III SVC bf' P fs I - . 1 - I . . C . . CJ 'll 'VI C1 I E I l . . . . L F . ompltm rw TAYLORS FLOWER SHOP 52 State Str eet Telephone 5073 Cmtlw M c C O R M A C K S RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL ROOM LAMSON S NEWSIE CORNER Opp Llbrary NEMSP xPt IVI CX IPI oowg Phone 3838 Have your dlplomas framed at BRESLOW S IQNERK S E S OKI N GOODS ART SCFPL J State Street Westport Comphn wt THE FINE ARTS THEATRE GOODWIN S BEACHWEAR LINGERIE orte for XA on State Street Speclallzlng ln Ladles Tallormg WESTPORT ELECTRIC COMPANY Why toke your do ITQ o CT orwer vnem to Q fe Q you Con get cn reel job Q LOUIS THE TAILOR I7 West State St Cor Rwe Phone 4234 Fume Clothes for Fur FeIIows rsnde ve o tors VICTOR RECORDS RCA RADIOS VICTROLAS I tr o r o Toms 43 Mann Street Phone 5029 ,o 'T :Trams of C ' e ts ot I I IRIN' II'r-I V AIVI, I I I I ' C v ,ATT x TKTEZ, 4 Af Of iff ' . I TIIJ , ACM I 'QQ2 git-bQITfcf'2 Conf, Dov' TNQ' GTTTI 7 tf'VQ ' Compliments of R we: Ie K ' I , I I S51 WDCJV and fmt mixes 'M' in I .L . K I L ,- L1 I,f,,,.,- I : .O Cup , Etcitrff I Centres. cle , If r ww ents more f ' Qfofw ?' - - I I A ' ol Covirtw t' ' ll ' - fl TC Opposl e Llbrary WALTER A MILLER QUAIIIY MEMS LOGAN BROS STORE 37 Mann Street Westport Conn Tel 4229 I l V LJ GRINDSTONE HILL FORGE ra rw Riverside Avenue Westport Conn I 40 Mann Street one 5263 W FRANK OSBORNE QamplImerIts at MAYFAIR MARKET we L erIes and Vegetables P X ry Low PVICES I e Cream I6 West State Street Phone 408 VOGU E BEAUTY SALON 33 East State St Westport IT Pe manent Wavnrng I Scalp SDGCIOIIST Telephone 5474 for Appomtment SPORTS CLOTHES SHOES LINGERIE Q res tar he Q aaa Femae SHILEPSKY S IIER OVWESTPORT IQIQIIPIE lxllll 'Y' P O Bulldmg Telephone 5245 Dual 4383 VI I , ov ' at ,.l , ee , . , 3 Teltgl OIC- f A llmr VI' l1I14l.w ll , . ., l VXI' IIQlIt lra l?cI'IISS, Gavlcir Farr Iilre l'3l'7'L'55l'3J 5 5 V A A , Zlill gif ' ' F I:Ira 2 S,lC-'S I Lfg. , l I . l , . I l V I I I l I DE-LITE BAKE SHOP l - I - wa. 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