Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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GRADUATES ,IOAN H. XWAHTOLA 'loan doesnt seem to think she's done her duty to her teachers unless shes tak- en all her books home. Wluzit she does with them once theyre home, we dont know. But, we do know -loan is ii hud- ding thespiiln. When she isnt making like Helen Hayes, she busies herself with a lap-dole named Lady and winning tro- phies in speaking Contests. 'Most forgot! Wil' happen to the veils? QA word to you, my friends- Pass her not by who seems a saintlnj ,iff VIEANNETTE L, WAI.I-INGTON l'm iust brimming over with pep - we sure do second that motion? But. wed go ii step fartherg .le.1nnette's iust .1 Hoppy-go-lucky individual that noth- ing can push down for very long, fThe Mystic Mariners cull her their prize spec- imen of it cockeyed optimistl Hotf Rod uses her energies for it few other things too, You can be sure that when something needs doing, Hoppy's there with those ever-ready hands of hers! W 7?,g,f,w' ts. ,f,,:7v w. fp: 1 gN.sw!' ewfais r -y-Jg. ,y lii y X PRISCILLA A, NWECT Here she is' The Queen of the junior Prom. The owner of the degree. PPP tpersonality and popularity plusj, Pat fast became it favorite as a freshman and makes more friends eyeryday. And say, dont you wish you had that shining head of hair? Stunning. no? W'e all agree, however, that it wouldnt look as nice on us as it does on her. Al,lil2R'l'A A. XXfHl'l'lT llHYl,l,lS A, XX OOD Shes .i mystit from Old Mystit, lhlld fu Puleeest, p.iss the Frt-nth tries' Plitl lilgure or titthom, hut .rlyyxiys reitdy to must tonsunwe more ot the .ihoye men- pitth in .ind work? ll you dont knouy tioned d.iintx inorsels th.tn our yy hole Heri, eh.intes .ire tlrrt yotrye ntyei' i'e.1I- tootlmtll squ.1d liut, she puts those oil- ly needed .i friend lliiuse tlldl-N when ories to yyoi-lg lsy 1-Umqmg tlmlwl- lmkl she unomnily turns up J ,lust heoiust yon lynn' time Kimi their Ant-1' sthool lqom-gi sheis rither resery ed, dont get the ide.: Nl1k'L'UllflIlllL'N in the role ot hliss Etlieien- ehels h.lekyx.1i'd. not this ':.1l' tl-lei ty kee'p1r14gl'stnuks ,qt om- of our liyml gm. inirks spenk tor themselyes J 'yY'ithout poriuins, Mnybt its lust her Ioxe uf frm liert, our tltlss gust wouldnt he toni- popping out t.is it doegj, but Hut mg. plete .ule sure h.ts .1 ymy ot brightening 4Ll'ilX' skies? page tyyentyeliour

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,IOI-IN T. SUTCLIFFE We have yet to see -lack seriously con- cerned about anything as unimportant as mere studying. He excels in two things -music and jokes. Of these two he seems to get the most enioyment out of the latter, as he is often engaged in live- ly bull sessions with the boys. We doubt if this fellow has a care in the world, but with his optimistic outlook on life he is sure to get along very well GRADUATES EDWIN G. SWANSON, III Here is a fellow who has the ability to talk and laugh himself in and out of more situations than any other fellow at school. I-Iis sense of humor and optimis- tic outlook on life never allow him to worry about anything. With such an at- titude it is not likely that he will have any trouble making his way through life. 1-i-s'--s,w1w Wa. ' 'Ya'-1-K, t 'W ' 52f1f QtfE-tvgvgiz M . I V .iff . -sa as N O PICTURE AVAILABLE CAROLYN M. SYLVIA Twirlin' and tumblin, and where do you go from there? Camera Club, intramur- als, junior Prom Committee, and Year- book-there you have, in a rather neat, little nutshell teven if We do say so! Carries activities. We have one com- plaint, though, We wish we could have had you with us all four years instead of only a year and a half! fBut, we can't deny that you've made the most of your time here at S.H.S.J if WAG- N: ff ,E iwa xx TERESA A. TEAGUE How! Meet S.H,S.'s most avid Indian booster and fan. A proud descendant of an Indian princess, Terry devours infor- mation, movies, and books that dwell upon her favorite subject. Her second love is the green hills of Vermont, her home state. Well, if Terry is a good ex- ample of the Vermont produce, we'll have to agree it has something special? We thinkum she's grandl if aff fwwfcww. . ,i t H4 7, QQ , ,E MN? 5, , I tw , g so I . ROBERT T. THOMASON Empty out Thomasons locker-what do you find? A roll of film, a range-finder, a tripod, and even a camera? Somehow we get the vague notion that he might iust. by the barest possible chance, be interested in the grand and glorious art of shutter clicking foften called photog- raphy-by those who like the 'So-I wordsj Heres a boy with an eye tor twoj to the future: his hobby is one that can really pay off? page twenty- th ree HERBERT H. VAR5 Herb follows the policy that it pays to be a good listtnerf' Although he usu- ally does not take an active part in a discussion, he has definite opinions on most topics. His ready grin and subtle sense of humor have helped to overcome his quiet nature, and he is sure to find his proper place in life. Hobby Club.

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BOY Henry LeClair Francis Previty A.,,,,,,A,A A , Richard Robinson Harry Ashbey ,,r.,r... James Ballato ,,..,..,. Erwin Dessaules Roland Pampel Robert Gibson ..,.. George Richards joseph Risica Bruce Forbes eeseeeee Roland Buck ...., George Richards john Sutcliffe H Henry LeClair cccc Roland Buck or Duane Heineck .,.,.., Wlilliam Delaney George Richards William Delaney Thomas Lenihan George Richards Marshall Stowell William Haupt .....,. james Ballato rrrrrr.. Robert Main rrrrr rrrrr james Ballato is Bruce Forbes ...,.,., Francis Previty rrrrrr,..r Francis Previty a.,aa.1... .. Henry LeClair ..,,irr........ Richard Robinson Ronald Seidell .,.... james Ballato ......,,. David Kelliher rrrr., William Haupt William Haupt ....,,.. George Richards .,....,.., Roland Pampel ........ GLASS VOTE Best Artor Most Ambitious Most Argzzmei1taIiz'e C lass Artist Most Atlaletir tllost Baislifzll Most Clmrmiztg illost Cozzrfeotls Best Drztzfer Best Dressed' Most Digtzijierl First to M,11'1'y Biggest Flirt Biggest Giggler AIorst-HriltvltvyGo-Lzrrky Best Looking Most Alizsirizl Best NcIflll'6d N oisiest illost Olbtimlsfir' Most Pessimistir Biggest Tease Best Persofziflity Alost Poised Most Poltmlizr Qzzietest Most Reslttertea' illost Soplviszir-ated Most Stiziliozzs Most Lileely to Sifrreerl Most Tizlezztecl tllosf Tfzlkrztire Most Often Tfzrdy Most Versatile Ilyittiest Dial Most for Class Best Srhool Spirit Class fitterbztg Czitest page twenty-five GIRL Barbara Richards joan Wahtola Shirley Smith Elizabeth Lenzzo Ann Ryon r,r,.,r,r Marilyn Shaw Nickey Smyrniotes Sandra Nichols C rr.,.rr r,r... D elline Carreira Concetta Naccarato .. Joan Wahtola C ,,r.rrr Phyllis Pelters or Alana Steele ,C rrre.e Teresa Alexander . .,rrre,er Arlene Holliday Priscilla West Bellsita Malone Charlotte Crowley . ,.eeee..,....e,... Arlene Holliday Constance Sanquedolce Mary Miceli or . Alana Steele Charlotte Crowley C .. joan Wahtola Ethel Cone or H Barbara Squadrito ,. Joan Wahtola Joanna Aiello joan Wahtola Joan Wahtola Joan Wahtola .e,,.......r Maureen jeffrey Concetta Naccarato Patricia Cooper Mary Galli Barbara Richards Charlotte Crowley Delfine Carreira Patricia Cooper