Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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STONINGTON HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK. 1930 Page 17 Vi-bl Madeline Harper l'uil. Maul Stonington S:u'p.:'ent School of Physical Ed. Vive president of class, 1: Basket- b'1ll, 1, 2, 3, 41 Club, 2, 3, 45 Sec- retary of S Club, 43 Capt. of Basket- ball, 43 S Club Dance Committee, 4: A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4. Put, one of our good-nutured class mmnbers, wlll bc- missed very much in ac-hool next your by the under- clnssnien: especially by one of the best zithloies, Oorrrmonly known ns Skipper, In l'iLlSSf'S when you hear u :ood-n:uturvd lziupfh there is no need of looking.: I'or the person because you know without doing' so who it is. Ev- eryone wishes Pat the best of luck. A HIGWS' Curtis Harvey Curt Mystic New York U. Look this boy over. Doesn't he look serious? But, looks certainly are deceiving in this czisofund how! Curt is one of the most changeable persons in tho class. One duy he is humorous und happy und tho next he is so ,froucchy you czLn't get near him. Perlntps there is at rt-us'on for it that we don't know about. Curt intends to go to N. Y. U., in the big city. lf he does, we :ill hope hu will make good und we know he will if he tries Joseph Perry H oxsie 46J0c9! Pziwczituck lfreshmzin Social Conimittee, 13 Junior i'l'Ulll Uoxnmittoe, 3: Junior liztnco Committee, 3: l'onc'vrt Com- mittee, 3: lfinuncfo Uonrinittve, 4: llrown X XYhQte St.:il'l', 3, -ig Dl'ill1liltilf Club, 4. Hero we have tho most :nc-tive in- dividual in the Senior vluss. Joe is at c-upublo sort of person, :ts zu. glslnee :lt his record will show, but his l'C'UUl'Ii omfts the fart that Joe is quite- n ladies' man :ind oxtwiiw- ly popular with the I':1ir sex. llo is undcwidod :ls to whore he will go :if- ter lefuviiig' S. ll. S., but we :tro sure- of his success in whatever field he decides to work,

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Page 16 STONINGTON HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK, 1930 -Y 3- , YYVV - .mm WSI of m Dominic Godomsky D0m. Dominic Mystic Bryant ond Stratton Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Capt. Baseball, 4: Club, J, Z, 3, 43 Associate Ed- itor of Year Book, 43 Honor Roll, 2, 3. 4. XVho's that quiet boy in the Senior class? YVhy hes none other than Dom Godomsky, the lnd whose pitching abilities have brought S. H. S. mnny il victory in bzisebnll, Dom not .only excels in sports but has been an honor student for the past three years. Here':: wishing Dom much success in the college life and the future. Joseph Gordon Joc. Ycssic Pttwczltuok lt. I. State College Orchestra, l, 23 llonor Roll, 1, 3, 43 l-Brown K XVhite Stuff, 3, 43 Subscrip- tion lVIun:ug'e1', 43 Truck, 3, 43- Hase- bsilll, 43 llzisketbzlll, 43 Dramatic Club, 43 Stage Committee Drnmzltic Club, 43 Assembly Committee, 43 Eclitor-in- Uhiet' Year Book, 4. XVc notice by the list of activities that Joe hug: been :ln active -member ot' the Senior clziss. Joe is :Ilso one of our best students, having' been on the honor roll for three yours, Vile :ire certain thzit ho will keep up his good record when he enters R, I. Stnte next your and we wish him plenty of success and good luck. Ramona Hanks Mona Skinetic Old Mystic Univ, of Maryland Sophomore Social Comrmittee, 2g Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 43 HS Club, 2, 3, 43 Brown 8: VVhite Staff, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Track, 13 Radio Club, 2, 3, 43 Senior Grab Bug Committee, 43 Dramatic Club, 43 Secretary of A. A., 43 Student Councll, 33 Club Dance Commit- tee, 43 Grad. Committee, 3. For the past three years, Ramona has been one of the star players on the girls? varsity team. Also-and this is a secret-Ramona has at great fondness for going to the track meets at R. I. State College. VVe Wonder why? Could it be house dances?

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Page 18 STONINGTON IIIGII SCHOOL YEAR BOOK, 1930 wall .. .Gy Thomas James Hughes Furman A. Jewell Edward Johnson lv nlgcetyn ulsig. Boyvr V Mystic Suffield I ,A,Q 1 ii A . V Y ,.,.. Football, 4- Here we have the largest b-oy of the ,G Senior olass, and he hails from lNIyS- tic. Furman has been here at Stun- A V ingtun but two yeturs, and during that time has made many friends, t A 'Z both with the boys as Well as with the ' 5 WJ: weaker sex. Furman plans to enter .3 mlwolmnicn SuIl'ield Academy next fall and We iiEfl,77 55Eddie,77 nB10ndicvv wish him the best of luck. Pawcatuck Northeastern Stonington Coast Guard Academy Class Treaisur-er. 3, 4, Junior Dance Committee, 35 .1 unior Prom Conrmit- tee, 3g Brown K NYfhite Staff, 3, 4: RIEIYIIIQQOI' Football, 4: Chairman Senior Prom, 4: President Dramatic Club, 4: President HS Club, 43 Hon- or 11011, 1, 23 Baseball, 4. This curly-haired boy is the Vallee of the Class of '30, Tommie has taken :ln uetlve part in the :xc-tivitiex of Ston- ington. Ile was one of the biggest reasons for the success ol' the Senior Proin and mzintiged our football team last 11111. We are sure of his suc- cess in higher education at Northeast- ern. U. ' I ntnt j -' I Q al Vice President A, A., 43 Manager Basketball, 45 Year Book Staff, 4: Dramatic Club, 43 Senior Prom Com- mittee, 43 Junior Prom Committee, 33 Junior Victory Dance Comlmittee, 33 Radio Club, 33 US Club, 43 Track, 3 Here we have Ed,' our cub re- porter. Ed is a native of the growing town of Stonington. Although Ed- die did not become a first rate ath- lete he did his best for Stonington by taking great interest in the teams. He has it liking: also for the service and is planning to join at a later date. Here's wishing you success and many happy days, Ed.