Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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Grace and Esther Barlow, who have won fame for their skillful feats in horseback riding, now own and operate the largest riding school in Kentucky. Ruth Chappell, the second Florence Nightingale, is doing research work in the Zanzibar Islands. Alice Clay is also a well-known nurse and is seeking more information that will help her in her theory for cure of cancer. Eugene McKenna is being congratulated on the success of his autogiro. Last month a successful test flight was held before several members of the Gov- ernment Aeronautics Board. The autogiro can travel live-hundred miles per hour and no gasoline is needed. Virginia Hall, a famous woman doctor, is being praised for her remarkable discovery of a vaccine that will prevent infantile paralysis. Iior the past five years, Francis Parkinson has been connected with Metro-Silvyn Pictures. In the near .future he is planning to open his own open air studio. Charles Rustici and joseph Knight are proprietors of 'Modern Death'-the new funeral home on Davy Avenue. Francis McClave is our new D. A. He is a very brilliant lawyer and you will all remember how well he could argue when he was in school. An artist of great reknown is Gloria Rudesheim. Her latest surrealistic masterpiece 'Cow Eating Grass' has been awarded the Nobel prize. This is the fifth consecutive year Miss Rudesheim has been awarded this prize. Mildred Davvan is the assistant manager of one of Laura Henry's beauty salons. Laura owns a chain of these shops all over the country, you know. She says her best customer is Eileen Stewart. The author of the latest recipe book 'Tried and Untrue Recipes' is Lillian Clarke. Have you heard the latest singer of blues on Charles White's coffee program? She is .none other than Margaret Vargas, who has become very popular since she got her start by singing in Ernie's Luncheon- ette in 1942. Anna Rustici, radio's most outstanding talent scout, is the one responsible for her discovery. XXX Ida Manzella, the world-famous sculptress, is now receiving praise and recognition for her lat- est patriotic work Miss Freedom . Her model was Iva Duerr. The statuette, you know, is a model of the statue which will replace the Statue of Liberty on Beclloe's Island in New York Harbor. Miss Liberty, you will remember, disappeared about ten years ago. No one knows where she went, but it is thought that she became tired of it all. The premiere danseuse of the Ballet Russe is Cath- erine Gley, now giving a command performance in the court of King Arthur. Her grace and poise have carried her far into the fields of success. Donald Peabody is a traveling salesman for 'Grin- dum Down' tooth powder. He is the one who revived the old idea of traveling in a horse and buggy, just as a novelty. Ruth Sprague drives the horses and takes care of other numerous little tasks. Stirling Hayden's successor is Edward johnson, who received the Academy Award as the best actor of 1966 for his performance in the 'Skriek of Hadda Hearta'. He played the 'Skriek'. Mrs. Charles Vanderbuilt the fourth QClaire Thav- enet to youj has just made a contribution of 310,000 to the New York Foundling Hospital. Mrs. Vander- built is famous for her charity work. Mrs. Donald Murray, the former Dorothy Reuss, has just left for Fort Chinning, Georgia, to be near her son, Donald jr., who is stationed there. Muriel Perry, the international concert pianist, has just given her last piano concert. Miss Perry will re- tire after many years of success. Her composer, Ethel Helme and her arranger, Doris Gouvin, will retire also. May I now close by saying that it is my sincere hope that we shall all meet again on some future anniver- sary. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. And so ,ladies and gentlemen, after another selection by the Marine Band, we bring to a reluctant close the 25th anniversary of the Class of Stonington High School, 1941. RUTH CHAPPELL RUSSELL HOLMES ' Twenty-Three

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