Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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STONINGTON 'HIGH SOTTOOTA YEAR BOOK mins . 1930 Page 25 Stuart Edison Tillinghast A-Stutzsn nrlwiuyu Mystic llero we have Stutz. the shining light from the great inetroplolis of Mystic. Slum hats never been very active in social or zithletic activities, hui hls present-e in the Cli1SS is cer- tclinly noted. He llegarn to get serious in his .Iunior year and we know he will be 21 success if he keeps it up. Stutz is not concerned about the weaker sex but shows at preference for blondes. XVe wish him the best of luck after he leaves S. H. S. Helen Turner ut'-xinyn Stonington Business College Tiny is il newcomer to S. H. S., hailing from Greenplort High School, Long' Island, Although she is not so well acquainted with us ull she is Well lketl by everyone that knows her. Her smiling' countenance can be seen any hour of the day and she por- tlxtys gi grreztt interest in saxophones. HGV Sophia Wilhelm v Sophie Mystic Sophie is zu. very, very quiet girl who hails from the large center of Mys- tic. She left school near the end of her thiirl year-abut her great school spirit brought her back to us again in time to grxuiuutr- with the Class of '30, Sophie is never seen :Lt any of our athletic contests-but there muy he ll reason for this, Cam it be at certain pelson who lives in New London? Sophie has the record for having' the lowest and smallest voice in the Senior class-some-times she can actually be heard across the room.

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Page 24 STONINGTON HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK, 1930 Y am Walt Frances Shea Fran Pawcatuck Honor lloll, 43 Brown 8: XVhite Stait, 3, 4: Senior Tea Dance Com- mittee, 4. Frances has always see-med to be rather a quiet, unassuming young lady but when you know 'her she is noth- ing of the sort. Fran is also a crack office girl, in fact, we Wonder if the school could have 'managed without At any rate, she has her this year. had enough practice to Ht her for a position but we doubt if she keeps it very long because she will probably ensnare some perfectly innocent man with those dangerous eyes. Emil G. Simon Curly Mystic Conn. Agricultural College Basketball, 33 Track, 33 Year Book Staff, 4. Curly is another of those witty'l Mystic scholars. He has caused the teachers a little worrying in classes, but in turn also gives a cheery as- pect to the iloom. 'tCurly is a mem- ber of and his XVe all l the Nerve Controllers Club absence will be felt next year. hope that Curly will 'make a good farmer and wish him the best of luck in all undertakings. Curly seems to be a woman hater but we know that he'lll soon get over that. Norman Smith AGN0l.ln!9 Mystic Bryant and Stratton Football, 45 Basketball, 3, 4: Base- ball, 4g Brown 8: VVhite Staff, 1, 2. Norm -the handsomest man from the metropolis of Mystic. This young 'man did not go out f-or sports until his last year, although he did play on the basketball team his third and fourth years. The Senior year Norm thought that he would go out :nd show the boys how to play toot- ball, but unfortunately he was in- jured early in the season. The boys appreciated the work he did and missed him very much when he was unable to play, WVe wish Norm the best of luck in all his future activ- ities.

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5755 ' ' Z ta- .,. I Page 26 STONINGTON HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK, 1930 I YM ' N Kennelh Reeves Williams saK0n,rs nlleftyu Old Mystic - Baseball, 1, 2, 4. Ken also hails from the big city, O-ld Mystic, The Hrst years in school Ken dicln't seem to take any notice in the weaker sex but since they built the new school ut Groton he seems to spend as much time in Groton as he does in Stonington, Ken went out for baseball his Freshman and Sopho- -more years but he didn't play in enough games to make his letter, so he rested up his third year and came bzick his Senior year and showed the boys how to handle the stick. He was -one of the leading stickers on the team. So don't give up, Ken, if you don't succeed try again. Geraldine Alma Coon VALEDICTORIAN OF THE CLASS OF 1930 S. H. S. i6Jel.I,sv.9? 66Javl! Pawcatuck Smith College Brown 8: WVhite Staff, 13 Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. Our class is very fortunate in hav- ing Jerry for a. member. She has held the highest scholastic record for three and one-half yeans at the High School. Jay intends to enter Smitl' College in the fall. Good luck, Jer- ry, We kn0w you will succeed.