Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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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,

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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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STOXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK. 1930 Page 13 - -, .ii IGN vbll' Gladys Cranston X. 4 tix - X x v l 1 yi '-112- 5 :i i , x 4 4 GJ H ds 9 Pawcatuck NVillimantic Normal Class Secretaiy, 43 Chairman Senior Tea Dance Committee, 45 Glee Club, l, 3, 43 Brown 85 XVhite Staff, 3, 41 Year Book Staff, 43 Freshman Social Committee, lp Dramlatic Club Play: Class llistorian, 4: School Pianist, 4, Art Salle Committee. WX'ho is there who fl-oos not envy the tall and stately dignity of Gladys. the loveliest brunette in the class? In her Senior year she was accorded a great many privileges such as no oth- er Senior has ever had. She has had the honor of being school pianist and she plans to be a music supervisor in the near future. Everett Wilfred DeFosses Vlll'll, Frcnchy Old Mystic New York Univ. Honor lloll, 2. 3, 4: Assistant Busi- ness Manager 'I 1930 Year llooli. llc-re wo have Vard,i' the small- est but smartfst boy in the class, He hails from thc big' city ol' Old Mystic. You 'may not'ce his lack of athletic achievements, but who wouldn't give this up for the high rank he has at- tained in all his subjects? llo claims tho Hwczuker sexi' holds no appeal for him, but we know he doesn't go to XVorces'er to :ce the city-it must be someone in that city. 'XYe wish him the bt-st of luck and know that he will suerc-4-tl in anything he under- takes. Irene Elizabeth Elson Renee, Shorty l'a.wcatuck il. 1. State Hospital Sophomore Social Committee, 27 Glee Club, l. Z, 41 Glee Club Con- certs, 2, 43 Honor lloll, 1, 2, 3, 4. Hitt-nee is a very studious little lady and although she is very quiet and refined in outer appearances, is quite the vice verstt when you get her going. She is a good student as you can perceive by her scholastic standing. Renee hasn't definitely de- oded whether to t1a'n for a nurfe. enter the medical profession or join the rlouhlo harness. Nevertheless, we a1'e sure she will live up to her lofty ideals and make a success of any- thing she undertakes to do,