Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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CLASS OF NINETEEN 'l'HIRTY'THREE ANTHONY DRAGO Tony Speed', Street Singer Pawcatuck New York University Dramatic Club 2 and 3g Yearbook Staff 41 Science Club 4, Football 43 Democratic Rally 43 French Play 3, Play 2. At last there appears before you the smiling, laughing face of the most cheerful boy in the class of '33. Happy'goflucky and without a care in the world, he can be heard singing almost all day long. He is willing to help anybody that may be in trouble, and he does. He aspires to lis a great actor and some day he will win the applause of the entire wor . ELEANOR T. DRISCOLL KKNOTiHC,i LLNOTd,l Pawcatuck Pembroke Vice-President of Class 1 and 21 Fresh-man Social Committeeg Sophf omore Ring Committeeg Sophomore Social Committeeg Twasi Club 3: Brown and White Staff 3 and 4g Student Council 2, 3 and 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 and 45 VicefPresident of Gregg Club 31 Junior Prom Coin' mittee, Senior Prom Committeeg Secretary of A. A. 43 Yearbook Staff 4. This is none other than Nora who has the distinction of being the best looking girl in the class, and it's not a case of beautiful but dumb for she more than holds her own when it comes to making the honor roll. She has also been active in our social affairs and very efficiently Hlled the position of art editor of the Brown and White. VVe feel sure that her future Alma Mater will be proud of her and the class joins in wishing Eleanor Lots of luck. DOROTHY B. DURANT Dot Dottie Mystic Undecided Gregg Clug 3g Dramatic Club 2, Entertainment Committee lg Coin' mercial Club 4g Freshman Play Treasure Island , Decoration Coin' mittee 1. Dot is a girl with a pleasing personality. She is interested in her work and does it conscientiously. Outside of classes she is full of fun. Whenever there's a giggle you'll see Dottie She hasn't decided what she is going to do in the future, but we know she will succeed in whatever she undertakes. JOHN W. EIDESHEIM fake Slime Speed Mystic Connecticut College Gregg Club 33 Commercial Club 4, Cross Country 3 and 4g Track 3 anid 4, Captain of Cross Country 4g Interclass Basketball 2 and 35 S Club 3 and 4g Freshman play Treasure Islandvg Gaelic Club 33 Entertainment Committee 1. Here we have the smiling harrieru who comes from the metropolis of Mystic. Jake is very athletically inclined, being one of the best distance runners that we have ever had. In the class room Shine4' has a smile for everyone, and can always be heard with his never ending supply of wise cracks. We all wish him the best luck and we know he will succeed, for Shine is a jolly good fellow.

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STONINGTON HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK JOSEPH P. CHRISTIANSEN Ioe' Pawcatuck Northeastern University Brown and White Staff 3 and 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Literary Club 3: Science Club 3 and 45 Junior Prom Committeeg Football 4. Ice is full of promise for the future. He has shown his ability to deal with other people in being business manager of the Brown and White and this Yearbook. He is planning on studying engineering at North' eastern University in Boston. We know that with his honesty, intellif gence, and business ability, he will be a success in his career. Good luck, joe, EDWARD C. COLLINS 'iEddie Two 'l'a'rd Pawcatuck Connecticut State Football 2, 3 and 4: Captain of Football Team 4: Track l, 2, 3 and 45 Baseball 2, 3 and 45 Basketball 35 lnterclass Basketball 1 and 25 S Club 1, 2 and 35 Chairman of Junior Dance C0mmittee5 Science Club 45 Gaelic Club 35 Democratic Rally 45 Sophomore Social Committeeg Brown and.White Staff 3 and 45 French Play 35 Honor Roll 2, 3 and 45 Iunior Prom Committee. Ed, while being the most popular boy in school, is also one of the best athletes that S. H. S. has ever had. He is a fourfletter man and was captain of last year's football team. Not only is Ed a good athlete, but he also has a high scholastic standing. Not very often do we find a boy who has such a high standing in his school work and who is at the same time an outstanding man in sports. Eddie has completed his course in three and a half years. T-he name of Eddie Collins will live long in the school history as one of its greatest athletes. We all hope that Ed will continue his fine work as he advances in life. ESTHER M. COOPER Coop Et Mystic Radcliffe Honor Roll l5 Student Council 2. 3 and 45 Science Club 45 Brown and White Staff 3 and 45 Twasi Club 35 Castle Club5 junior Tag Day: junior Cake Sale5 Freshman Social Committeeg Sophomore Social Com- mittee: Dramatic Club 25 Music Club 35 junior Prom Committee5 Assem' bly Committee 21 Class Treasurer 15 Freshman Play Treasure lsland : A. A. Play At the End of the Rainbow. Senior discussions are quite incomplete without Esther's spirited arguments. Et is not only interested in argumentation, however. We find that she is also much interested in outfoffdoor sports such as skiing, skating, swimming, etc. Coop intends to continue her studies and we feel sure that if she continues the good work that she accomplished in S. H. S. she will be very successful. JOSEPH F. CROWLEY fo 105' Mug Pawcatuck Undecided Joe has spent four busy years at S. H. S., going his own way quietly, conquering subject after subject and winning a few choice friends. Duties after school hours kept him from taking part in school activities, but nevertheless Muff is bound to be a success for he studies hard and is a good worker. Jo Io will be a valuable asset to any firm or to any school in which he enrolls. Keep it up, joe

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STONINGTON HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK THOMAS ELLIS, Jr. 'LI'I00t Teejay 'I'0mmie,' Mystic Bryant Ei Stratton Track 1, 2, 3 and 4, Cross Country 1, 2 and 35 Football 4g Gregg Club 3g Interclass Basketball 2 and 3g Gregg Club Play 3g Commercial Club 4, Freshman Play Treasure Island g Entertainment Committee 1: Democratic Rally 45 S Club 2, 3 and 45 Baseball 4g Orchestra 33 Dramatic Club 1. Lo and behold, here we have Teejay Ellis, that popular young man who hails from Mystic. Hoot has caused the teachers no little worry by his arguing, but in turn he gives a cheery aspect to the room. HYoot is also an Afl athlete, starring in football and on the cinder pat . FLORENCE T. FERRARO Fluff Fluffy Pawcatuck Bay Path Student Council 3g Orpheus Club 3, Assembly Committee 25 Chorus 1, 2 and 35 Gregg Club 3g Twasi Club 3, Commercial Club 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 and 43 Junior Cake Sale. Introducing Fluff, one of our most ambitious girls, who is always helping some one else in as many ways as possible. Fluil'y is often seen running for the bus- Better late than never -How about it Flufl '? Elorence intends to enter Bay Path in August and we wish her the best of luck for we know that she will succeed. JOSEPH J. FAULISO Joe Flick Pawcatuck New York University Track 1 and 45 Interclass Basketball 2 and 35 Honor Roll 1 and 4: Honorable Mention 35 Brown and White Staff 3 and 43 Football 4g Speaker of Democratic Rally 4g Science Club 3 and 4g S Club 4, Junior Prom Committee, French Play 35 Student Council 4. Joe is the silver tongued orator of our class. We sympathize with the attorney who will oppose him when he becomes one of the great barristers of our country. In Joe we have found the unusual com- bination of scholarship, good judgment, and athletic ability. Flick completed his high school career in three years with honors. He is also quite an athlete, for he held down a varsity position on the football team and served as a member of the track team. As Flick intends to go to N. Y. U., we offer him as the man to make New York forget about Jimmie Walker. Good luck to you, Joe! MATTHEW J. GLOVER Matty Slim Chuck Stonington Connecticut State College Interclass Basketball 2 and 39 Freshman Social Committee, Sophomore Social Committeeg Cross Country lg History Forum 33 Yearbook Staff 4g Baseball 3 and 43 Track 43 Football 3 and 4, President of Science Club 4. Matty has had many activities and has been exceedingly popular in S. H. S. As President of the Science Club he has helped make it possible for its members to go on many inspection trips. Slim is entering Gon- necticut State College in September. Good luck to all your undertakings, Matt . A