Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY'THREE STEPHEN W. WYSOCKI Steve Speed Mystic University of North Dakota Student Council 3 and 4g VicefPresident of Student Council 3g Brown and White Staff 3 and 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Science Club 33 Freshman Play Treasure Island g Interclass Basketball 2g Senior Prom Committee. my This modern Abe Lincoln has all the qualities which the famous Abe of our history had, and because of his qualities. he has been a member of the school's student governing body, and because of him many reforms were brought about, and thus he leaves behind to S. H. S. a monument which can never be torn down, for it is the memory that once a true American youth graduated from there. Some day we may all vote that he be given the highest position in the land, for we know that this would be the ambition of such a boy.

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STONINGTON HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK CATHERINE VARGAS Kay Karen Stonington Connecticut College for Women History Forum, Literary Club, Science Club. Although Kay has been one of the quietest girls in the Senior class, she is well liked by everyone. She is pretty, industrious, and was voted the bestfdressed Senior girl. Her future Alma Mater is Connect' icut College for Women and we wish her success in whatever she takes up as her life Work. VERA V. VARGAS Veve Verei' Stonington Rhode Island State Class Secretary lg Freshman Social Committee: Dramatic Club 1 and 2g Vice'President of Dramatic Club 1 and 25 Interclass Basketball 2 and 34 Sophomore Social Committeeg Honor Roll lg A. A. Minstrel 2g A. A. Play 3g Assembly Committee 13 junior Prom Committeeg Tag Day 3g junior Cake Saleg Castle Club 43 Hunky Sorority 3 and 4g Twasi Club 3: Secretary and Treasurer of Science Club. ,I Alas! Gaze upon this beauty from Sheriden's Corner. Her days of dashing out at the last minute to catch the bus are over. Vera has participated in many prominent activities, both social and athletic. She possesses that undefinable something which makes her presence necesf sary at these affairs. She has found great interest in gardening for thc last two years, especially in buds Veve intends to go to R. I. State and we all know she will be a howling success with her winsome ways and cheery smile. ' CHARLES P. WILHELM, Jr. Sl1o1'tyi' Mystic , Rossie Prep Cross Country 1 and 2g Track 1, 2 and 43 Baseball 3 and 4g Gregg Club 4g Interclass Basketball 2, 3 and 4g Football 45 Science Club 3. Shorty is one of our best athletes, as he has Won a letter in both football and baseball. He is industrious, sociable, and his pleasing ways have won him many friends. He likes S. H. S. as we can see, because he remained here five years. Best o' luck, Shorty. MARTHA A. WILHELM Murthy, Mystic New Haven Hospital Twasi Club 3g Gregg Club 3g Commercial Club 4, Freshman Social: Honorable Mention 3g Science Club 4. Martha has proved to be one of the best natured girls in the class. Her cheery laugh has brightened many a class room, and she has always been a friend to anyone in need. As Marthy has made a success of everything she attempted in school, we are quite sure she will emerge from training school a successful nurse.

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28 STONINGTON HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK The Junior Class President, William Thorpe Secretary, Annie Swizdun Vice'Presiderit, Ellsworth Peckham Treasurer, Raymond Berry The Egotistical Juniors This class as sophomores earned the title of Vain and they certainly have lived up to it-hence the reason for their newly ac' quired name egotistical The Juniors, how' ever, will have to work very hard in order to keep up the good work of this year's graduatf ing class. The juniors can well boast of a noisy group of students among whom Bob Shea reigns supreme. Bobs infectious giggle can be heard in any class at any time of the day. Among others who belong to this group are: Dorothy Dimock, Caroline Stanton, Betty Murphy, Anna Cogan and Anastasia Vardilos. The Juniors are distinguished by the intel' lectual genius of Annie Swizdun and a few other students, who are the pride of the class. Those who have made their name in the athletic field are: 'kRay Bailey, Ray Berry, 'LBi11 Thorpe, McKenzie, and Red Cella The juniors in the effort to secure funds to finance the junior Prom, presented a three' act comedy entitled Mummy and the Mumps' at the West Broad Street Auditorium on April 20. Those taking part in the comedy were: Paul S. Jordon, Anastasia Vardilos, Dorothy Dimock, James Morrison, William McKinley, Charles Lombardo, Eleanor Var' Velli, James Lamb, Constance Wilcox and Mar' garet Shepherd. The entire cast devoted many hours of their time to the rehearsals. The Juniors deserve much praise for their excellent publication of the Brown and White The Juniors possess several talented music' ians among whom are: Joseph Nania, john Manchester, Ralph Simmons and Almedia Cranston. Those prominent socially are: Caroline Stanton, Dorothy Dimock, Irene Pont, Eve Panciera and Aurora Scussel. We hope that the Juniors will keep up thc good work and follow in the footsteps of their predecessors. Elsie Piver