Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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We. Glenna Siswick and Anne Kiddy, do bequeath our lady-like nature to Mary Palmer and Faye Lawton. I, Ronald LaGrua, do will my happy-go-lucky outlook toward life to Tony Lombardo. We, Augustine Lawrence and Wilfred Vars, do leave to any industrious underclassmen our work in the shop. I, Frances Lenzzo, do will my varied dance steps to Delphina Carreira. I, Donald Lewis, do bequeath to Norman Pettini my pranks in chemistry. I, Rose LoPriore, do leave my wavy tresses to jac- queline Rathbun. We, Catherine Lord and Florence Luzzi, do will our artistic ability to Betty Lenzzo and Lester Culver. I, Flora Mailhot, do bequeath my elliciency in ev- erything I attempt to Carolyn Calkins. I, Roger Main, do leave my musical talent to any- one so inclined. I, Irene Marcey, do will my job in Woolworth's to Del Oliverio. I, Joan Marcotte, do leave my quotation, I hate to disagree with you, but- to next year's P. D. students. I, Andrew Matarese, do bequeath to William Squadrito my unconcerned attitude toward all fem- ininity. I, Milton McClure. do will my two speeds, slow and very slow, to Robert Main. I, Chester McDonough, will auction off at a future date my ho-hum walk. I, Elizabeth McConnell, do leave my love of horses to Margaret Kelliher. We, Ronald McKie and Robert Tatro, do bequeath to Tom Lenihan our pessimistic attitude. I, Patricia Messner, do leave my daily run for the bus to William Robinson. I, Edward Miguel, do leave my humorous antics to Santo Risica. I, Bruce Morgan, do bequeath my versatility in sports to Franklin Sylvia. I, Marjorie Morrison, do bequeath my sunny dis- position to june Russo. I, Francis Moscaritolo, open one eye long enough to announce that I leave my insomnia to George Avery. I, Betty Mush, do will my very dignihed manner to Patricia O'Brien. I, Gerard Noel, do bequeath my courageous habit of wearing a necktie every day to any underclassman who wishes to distinguish himself as a gentleman. I, Ronald O'Keefe, do leave my many Irish titles to George Foley, jr. I, Frances O'Neil, do will my serious disposition to Shirley Blok. I, Maurice Orlando, do bequeath to Robert Keane my Sir Galahad ways. I, Corrine Ostigny, do leave to Mary Galli my little girl actions. I, Dick Palmer, do will my Hpepsodent smile to Alden Victoria. I, Robert Peavey, do bequeath my love of chem- istry to anyone who can survive as long as I have. I, joseph Piver, do leave my quiet but pleasant manner to Francis Previty. I, Barbara Powers, do will my ability to come up with a witty remark at all times to Arlene Holliday. I, joseph Quattromani, do leave my ability to whistle my way through four years to Ronald Seidel. I, Rose Samrnataro, do bequeath my Lady Godiva tresses to anyone who dares defy the new look. I, Audrey Santos, do will my collection of S sweaters to anyone as fortunate as I. I, Ruth Saunders, do leave my cute features to Kathy Burdick. We, john Saporita and Betty Peabody, do will our taxies to Ann Ryon and Peter Gray. I, Betty Simonelli, do bequeath my ready smile and ability to get along with everyone to Marshall Stowell. I, Roy Smith, do not have a will. Instead, I chal- lenge anyone to be half as witty as I have been and get away with it. I, Anne Souza, do leave to no one my interest in the word Saint I, Mildred Souza, do will my expressive eyes to Constance Naccarato. I, janet Stanton, do leave my much admired cos- tume which I wore in Casey at the Bat to a certain underclassman. We, Russell Stewart and Stephen Hreschak, do leave our jobs in the cafeteria to Dorothy Costa and Elizabeth Crowley. I, Carol Swanson, do will my never ending supply of gum to anyone as generous as I. I, Ida Ravenelle, do will my numerous leading roles in operettas to anyone with as beautiful a voice. We, joan Syracuse and Josephine Prunier, do leave our reserved ways to Margaret Ball and Barbara Squadrito. I, Thomas Tanner, do bequeath my melodious singing voice to Gilbert Sorensen. I, Donald Truss, do leave my interest in journalism to the future Brown and White Staff. I, Domenic Vennari, do will my Bred hair to Harry Ashby. I, joan Walsh, do leave my casual stride through the halls to Maureen Jeffrey. I, joan Williams, do bequeath my politeness to Patricia Forss. Sjglied. rerzled, lilfzblirlved ,md declared fbjr ar and for fbe fart llnill and Tefftzzzzezlf. by the clrzrr of 1951. Sf0lljl7gf0lI High Srlwof. in live lillwezzce of 111 and each of my who at lbeir regneif and in fbejr ,i7re.rem'e of eacfa oliver bare l.769I'67H1f0 .l'Ilb.l'l'l'fbf?ti om' 114111161 ar ll'lf1Z?.f.l'6J'. IEAN BARNES BARBARA POWERS IOANNE FONTANELLA page thirty-one

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CLASS WILL wie, of Smnizzglozz High School, being of mime! Illflllf 4111! IIIEIIIUIAJH do faereby give and beqzfealli our lmifi' and qmzliliei lo fbe 1111- derrlarmzezz fha! lbe .ipiril and glory of flue Clair of 1951 may not fade from Ike eazrlb. I, Joseph Adams, do bequeath my position in the football backfield to James Ballato. I, Nancy Albro, do leave to Patricia Cooper my interest in cheering. We, Audrey Ames and Joan Pont, do will our preference to be seen and not heard to Lottie Prach- niak and Carol Holland, We, David Dunn, Milton Banker, Frank Bliven, and George Swain, do leave our act for future talent shows to Jennie Venturini and Sally Cone. I, Amos Banks, do bestow on William Delaney my friendly manner. I, Jean Barnes, do bequeath my ability in dramatics to Barbara Richards. I, Eileen Barrett, do leave my sweet smile to Teresa Alexander. I, Barbara Billings, do will my many awards in twirling to any one capable of earning them. I, Joyce Bliven, do leave to Phyllis Pelters my faith- ful attendance at all games. I, Ruth Bristow, do bequeath my voice and gentle manner to Priscilla West. I, Ronald Brown, do will to George Richards my dancing feet. I, Barbara Brunke, do bequeath my position as as- sistant head waiter to an ambitious underclassman. I, Norma Bruno, do will my neat hairdo to June Capalbo. I, Beverly Capalbo, do bequeath my crown to the prettiest junior girl. I, Whitney Carpenter, do leave my devil-may-care attitude to William Haupt. We, Eleanor Caswell and Ellen Anderson, do be- queath our conscientiousness as traffic officers to Sandra Nichols and Nicki Blanda. I, Clifford Clark, do will to Joseph Risica my ex- treme height. I, Ethel Clark, do leave my bugle to Marie Hagman. I, Donald Comeau, do will my dry sense of humor to anyone who can dampen it. I, Kathleen Connors, do leave to Rose LaFountain my many freckles. We, George Coon and Lawrence Bentley, do will our farmer's drawl to Richard Robinson and Clark Barnes. I, Kenneth Crandall, do bequeath my basketball style to Roy Arnott. I. Constance Crowley, do will my never ending enthusiasm to Geraldine Shea. I, Francis Crowley, do bestow on Bob Lowe my flirtatious ways. I, Shirley Day, do bequeath my admiration for S.H.S. to Peggy Sebastian. I, Lawrence Delaney, do leave my winning person- ality to Harold Beal. We, Dick Dell and Edwin Miner, do will our constant companionship to Robert Hill and Henry LeClair. I, James DeMarco, do leave my interest in jazzy rhythm to Gabriel Freitas. I, Anita DiCesare, do will my stylish wardrobe to Joanna Aiello. I, Josephine Dinoto, do bequeath my neat and fas- tidious ways to Sandra Clark. I, Mary Durham, do will my luscious complexion to Charlotte Dunn. We, Muriel Enos and Mildred Furey, do leave our interest and ability in sports to Charlotte Crowley and Ethel Cone. I, Roselyn Evans, do bequeath my straight A record to Joan Wahtola. I, Michelle Fitts, do will my love for music to any underclassman who can compete with my record col- lection. I, Joanne Fontanella, do leave my beguiling eyes by which many of my conquests have been made to Jacqueline Curley. I, Galeana Franco, do bestow on Bella Malone my opera-like voice. I, Marlene Gardner, do will my self-made ward- robe to any creative underclassman. I, Joyce Geyer, do bequeath my petite figure to Sylvia Brustolon. I, Gloria Gibson, do leave a portion of my height to Mary Ann Joseph. I, Robert Gilmore, do bequeath my exceptional sports record to Clark Appleton. I, Donald Graff, do will my ability to hold a job to any enterprising junior, I, Alton Gray, do leave to Douglas Raynor my baby face. We, Baxter Gray and Anthony Cattafe, do will our points in P.D. to any problems in democracy. I, Esther Grills, do bequeath my position as acro- batic majorette to anyone as capable as I. We, Kenneth Holland and Paul Huard leave our chivalrous ways toward women to Howard Ives. I, Margaret Holliday, do bestow on Carol Merin- golo my ability to keep the girls in stitches We, Charles Holly and Ronald Wilkinson, do be- queath our track skill to William Tattersall and Jack Miner. I, Ronald James, do leave my ambitiousness to Donald Dennison. We, Jean Jones and Diane Kelliher, do will to absolutely no one our most treasured possessions Trinity sweaters. page thirty

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