Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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JQH Www? ELIZABETH MARIE CROXVLEY Never underestimate the power of a woman. Especially when her name is Libhy. And especially when it comes to doing a he-man's roh hetter than any male. Honestly-who could have kept that cafeteria running as well as she did 7 Shes the perfect proof that there is Such a thing as perpetual motion? As to loyalty to her Alma Mater, well every Crowley excells in school spirit, and this one is no exception? 'Nuff said? GRADUATES ' W. Ys , . . . ti - Q. 1 far V, Cl-ll5l:URD lf. D'AlNllCiO, blr. C and D are inseparahle in the alphahet, so Costa and DiAllllt'll are practically in- separahle in sthool. Douhle somethin'- their wee hrains work along the same linesg well het they even think in com- plete unison. lt's a good thing you're such swell sports-we'd hate to see the two of you any other way? fTell us. Cliff, did you o,k. the gal friend, too!l Stage crew. Class shindigs, 4' WZ! V f 4 NANCY IREXE DKBRAGGA Naneys chief amhition ls to promote hetter relations between the North and the South? Yes suhf She can be found Hshaggin' it 'most anytime. A dancing fan, the litterhug fwith a slight south- ern airj is her specialty. Next time you see her on trardc. he sure to say HL you-all. She was one of the Drum Corps' best drummers for three years. . W-X Y 4 Q naw X95 A. XWILLIAM DELANIZY Here is a fellow whose optimistic out- look on life enahles him to throw hack his head and laugh at the world. Hill always has a pleasant word for everyone, and his humorous remarks have thrown many a classroom into an uproar. ln ad' dition, he has proved himself as an ath- lete by his accomplishments on the foot- hall held and at track esents, These at- trihutes have won for him a host of friends. MARIA R. DASILVA A tommercial student, Maria is a stead- fast, little hody who hails from Stoning- ton. Shell never get herself into trouhle hecause of her talking which is little and none too frequent. Hut, the way she lets the words Hy eyery so often rather sets us to wondering. Are you really that quiet, lNlaria, or do you rust heliexe that she who says little has little to an- swer for! Traffic. Yearhook. page twelve IQRXYIN H. DESSAULES XYhen he first arrived from New York a y.-ar ago, Erwin was quiet and shy and did his laest to stay out of the limelight. liven so most of us hecame acquainted with him and found that he was full of tun ann pokes. Hard-working and con- scientious, he has heen a tremendous help to this years XX'ashington Cluh. XY'ith his loyalty and regard for others. he is sure to heeome a success in later life.

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GRADUATES . ws GERALDIXE MARIE CONXORS VUhether its a iudge or a prescription you need. Gerry has the connections. But here around school shes dabhled in this and that and finally settled on the Brown and XY'hite as her maior point of con- centration. XY e hear youire planning on being a pharmacist. Going to take over the business? Yearbook. Public Rela- tions. X DOROTHY AGN ES COON A friendly smile-lady-like manners- dependable spirit-plus an engaging per sonality COIT1lDil'1i3 to make Dot one of North Stoningtons favorite young ladies. Happiest when she can help somebody else. she is never merely an acquaintance. always a friend. Her activities have in- cluded three years in the Drum Corps and active membership in the Xorth Stonington Grange. DOROTHY MAE COSTA Bend your ear this way-if you desire to see Dot in her out-of-school time, run, not walk, to the nearest roller skating rink. It's guaranteed shell be there? Its Dots hobby and just as it should be for this fun-loving girl. If you havent a put-put to transport you to the skating rink, you will enjoy her singing of popu- lar songs around school just as much. 4 Q, xg, 1 . Ma- M PATRICIA ANN COOPER One word can be used to describe Pat- great. She is great in sports. To back me up are the facts that she is a cheerlead- er and a member of the girls' basketball team. Great scholastically means that she is on the Honor Society. Last, but by no means least. great socially. Her many friends have selected her to be assistant editor of the Brown and XY'hitei' and a member of the Student Council, ' fa U! Q, tfnw,-av' . 2-. 2? -We Jann , ,V -.5 -,44,,.6-ks ff t 'lil I - r , -. -4 14 ' C '? ',5:.a.-. ' ' 31, ' - -W Q ,V 1 - 5 V . -, I la, 'i . -:TLA 1, ' -. . f fyygf av f. -fag , ,. 1. -, ,T-,f .5 f i f i':l,fgf.f5 7 .-.3 41 g-if ' g.i,z,4a :-j4? 'f'g2'f'f241' 4 RICHARD A. COSTA As alike as two peas in a pod are Costa and D'Amico, Always with a smile on the face. a quip on the tongue. and .1 ready hand to work lbut only if neces- saryl, they go through the days. Speak- ing of work, these two sure have dug into the back-breaking toil on those Washingtcin Club paper drives? Hey. Dick, couldnt those urgent messages to Stasias possibly wait til after 2101? Class shindigs. Stage crew, page eleven CHARLOTTE .IEANNE CROWLEY Cha has a strange way of making her presence knowng she manages to keep her linger in iust about everything that goes on around here? Between managing the business end of the Brown and Icffliite, cheering, and innumerable other odd jobs, shes so busy that even her best pals rarely see hell But never fear, Chag as long as you have that infectious gig- gle, you wont be forgotten especially by the cast of one particular play-need we name it?j.

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GRADUATES CHARLOTTE ANNE DUNN Sancly has made many achievements in her four years at S.H.S, In the line of music she has been a member of the Girls' Ensembl-eg in science, she has been an active member of the Biology Clubg and in social life this girl is tops? Active in 4-H work, she recently won a trip to Chicago. How many starry-eyed lads did you leave behind, Sandy? AK' GABRIEL J. EREITAS Gabe just wouldnt be Gabe without his clarinet. And, take it from us, that clari- net goes everywhere-band club. orches- tra, and oohl the noise it can make in the auditorium, Block LY Gabe, as Vice- Pres., did help us through our baby days here at S.I-I.S, Bet with all his leadership and musical abilities, we'll be able to say in a few years, We knew that fellow when . . RICHARD E. EPPLER Dick is a fellow who will be remem- bered as being regular and down to earth. He is trusted by all who know him and his co-operative and conscien- tious manner make him .is good a friend as he isa basketball player, All this, plus his good humor. goes to make up a per- sonality that will not he easily forgotten. ff K' 1 af , , -f.,,, 4241 A I Lf' ,g jx, . 1, ,. -5 . X. kiwi?- ' thi f- ' r 4.f'f-ff, 'tw - W -A 'f' ' Astaire? -an le avr-:1'.-:faq-f, -, - ' 'fzi .- BRL'CE GILBERT FORBES Wfhen Bruce first came here from Mid- dletown a year ago, we found him to be reserved and rather quiet. As time went on, however, we discovered that he was a very sociable and co-operative fellow. Besides engaging in football and track, he has always been willing to work on any committee or project. His determina- tion and forthright character should aid him in his climb to success. MARY C. GALLI Diamonds are a gals best friendg and dont we envy this gal-shes got one! Her just-stepped-out-of-a-bandbox look won her a spot on the fabulous junior Prom Queens Court. All Marys clouds seem to be painted with sunshine, and her smile sure does reHect it! Drarnatics, Office gal, Class shindigs. page thirteen I ROBERT G. GIBSON If this laddie had his w- , we rather suspect he'd sp-rt ki! s to fdo,lbf'1X's it is now h p ctici lyfff es handstands , K i . s cr tim tliL,yXcliMot thc Bigpi te i icc jwftfic Dunn sa mem Hr of th -'St dent Ciuncil, Gib- by' e ma' to see wherljlpzi, need an ass y plan e . CW' gn g t also add that is one,u f0'd1?r mo 'e reserved .4 It I , s gC?'?Tf P fl px MO lilfeiffpigv evf- A - tk pest g m lj 's a e-'actAi4d'ted Sea S 7 h by - . Ag , d