Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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CLASS OFFICERS uw nn, GEORGE H. FOLEY ll 4z.fbi11gt011 Club Atz'z'ii'e1' ' Y ' li rf- f Y vliff V W7 K 5.115 IM - r A-:A fa , r s. . EEE. E 7? f ' f , 'f - ..,. cf., 4 , , .,, A, ,. I, f, ' f- y 5 , ,f 'sf'-, ' ' , - , i E it f A ,LQ ,.,.,, .,,. . fl . xi' Vice Plerizfelif NIARSHALL A. STOWELL Our four years at Stonington would never have been as enjoyable and prof- itable without Marsh He has been our vice-president for the past three years and has always been willing to do anything that would benefit the class, Besides serving on the Student Council and working on the yearbook. he has also earned letters in both baseball and basketball. His ready laugh and all- 'round good humor combine to present at personality that is truly pleasing to everyone S Preriflwzz ,IAINIES S. BALLATO N' ie ri o t, any sport, he are all t e to -lim. ClJ ltitbD a h. e ' g eat asset to a the ri . esi s in' il 1 of f t ll, ' , and tr-ck, he.is 41 - 1 bask b' ha:4lfE'E1 the p ri o 1 for the past three 'ea As if hi ren't enough to do, f several committees, nc uding our yearbocmk V use 0' W ff 7 E F Q, is q A ie T1'etz,i'ff1'w' TERESA L. ALEXANDER A cheery Good morning is a familiar phrase ot 'l'erre's. This friendly atti- tude has made her a great success with her friends. Terre also has an ability for acting and singing, both ot which she demonstrated in a past operetta. Not to be overlooked is the good work she has done as treasurer of the class ot 1952 for four years. page six we CLARENCE A. COOGAN, JR, Clary Adzvirer bound- talented tin- to do ti bit of art friendliest with work. A about farmers when you're aroundhthis pretty little girl. She's from the sticks and proud of it! dont know-