Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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STONINGTON IIIGII SCIIOOTA YEAR. BOOK. 1930 Page 11 VN ,Y, . A 1 IN 'Q Freshman Social Committee, 13 Sophomoie Social Committee, 25 Car Committee, 23 Editor Soph Brown Q WVhite, 23 President Junior Class, 33 Junior Member Finance Commit- tee, 33 Chairman Junior Dance Com- mittee, 33 Chairmzin Junior Prom Committee, 3: Glee Club Concert Com- mittee, 3: Associate Editor Brown S: VVhite, 3: Pre-sldent Senior Class, 43 President Athletic Association, 43 Ed- itor Br-own 8: XVhite, 43 S Club, 43 Football, 43 Treaguyel- HS Club, 43 lub Dance Committee, 43 Senior Banque: Committee, 43 Senior Prom Committee, 4. Msn C Robert James Spellman Bob Pnwczltuck Carnegie Tech 'Q' 'Q- Bob certainly is one of our most popular boys, as his long list of ac- tivities will show you, His ability for leadership has placed him at the head of almost all of, our committees and clubs. Bob belongs to the Olds- mobile Club and can., often be seen driving his own contribution around Stonington. He is rather fond of mu- sic, and his favorite song was pop- ular late in the spring of 1929, at which time he cou-ld be heard -mak- ing himself a general nuisance by attempting to sing it. Despite all these detrimental facts We are sure Bob will be as great a success in later life as he has been so far.

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Pnsfe 12 STONINGTON HIGH' SFI-IOOL YFEAII BOOIC. 1930 -f aw VBI4 . Gertrude K. Cella ucicrtyvv sailed!! I'2'lKVCfltUCk Il. I, College of Education Freshman Social Committee, 1: Sophomore Social Committee, 2: Glee C'ub, 2, 43 Dramatic Club, 4, Radio Club. 3: Senior Grub l-5:12 Committee, 4: Orchestra, 15 Assembly Commit- tee, 4. Ilere we have one of the young: ladies from Pawezituek, Gert has tilktlll :ln active pzxrt in the socizll ac- tivities of our school, ns you lren.dily see. She has also shown us that she lizls considerztble dl'2lYH1l,ilC ability. She intends to enter R. I, College of Edu- cation this fall Best, Q' luck, Gert Joseph Conti Joe, l'ouut', Puwcutuck R. I. Stute Cross Country, Z5 Brown K NVhite Stott, 3, 41 Sporis Editor, 4: Fresh- man Social Commfttee, 1: Sophomore Social Committee, 2. Here we present the smiling coun- tenance of the Count'l himself. Joe is considered one of the best athletes in the class, bu' due tw work :after school didn't get ai ehunee to fhow what he could do. Joe also good :ut literary work, i'liLVlIlI-1' been Sports Editor of the llfrown LQ XVhite. Joe will continue to make himself known wherever he goes. lIere's luck, t'.Ioeg huppy days. Margaret B. Cottrell 1 11, ' l'egu',u'y. Midget llystic Radio Club, Z, 3, 4: Junior Prom Co-mmittee, Sl: Senior Prom Commit- tee, 4. Although Midget lives in Mystic. most of the time she ia seen in XVest- erly, dziving: around in her little Chevle, XVhen t'Midget was rt Fresh- mln und Sophoniore. she wus Very much interested in sports but-for some unknown l'l'2lSUll?-dl1l'lIlg' her lust two years she seems to have lost :ill hex' former interest in that line. She is now very much interested in the Vliinesr tll19SllUII, the Rhode Is- 'und Colleges :ind the organization of ai new dance patented Lifter the Tan- gil,