Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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lass Prophecy HIS is radio station 1-9-6-4. Today we have for our program the events in the lives of the men and women who graduated in the Stonington High School Class of 195-1. lV'in.r ilfifr America Context Mary Hobart wins the 1964 Miss America Contest which was recently held in Mystic, Conn. Return to S.H.S. af Coaches' Franklin Sylvia and Robert Siegel, who graduated from S.H.S. ten years ago, have returned as the coaches of football and basketball. Add Names' to Hall of Fame Kenneth Brown, Barry Morton, and Robert Browning engrave their names in Baseballs Hall of Fame. Dedicater P.a1Zl'NI'JJ'f01IlJII H oxpital Fred Pampel today made a speech dedicating the Pawmystonian Hospital. The staff has been announced and includes many S.H.S. 195-L graduates, who are: Dr. Ronald Walter, Dr. William Robinson and Dr. Joseph Previty. The nurses include, Pat Quattromani, Annette Mailhot, Janet Schiller, Jessie Spivey, Bette Sidebottom, Dorothea Danko, Joanne Sutcliffe, Mary Lidestri, Barb- era White, Lucy Stewartg and Joyce Worcester, dieticiang Greta Wolff and Pat Van Pelt, physical therapists, and Joanne Coron, dental hygienist. Wlith this excellent staff it will soon be one of the best hospitals in the country. Lecture on Political Sitttatiofz hj' Tzciur Ronald and Russell Brown are touring the world and explaining the political situation to the people. After the tour they hope to become President and Vice Presi- dent of the United States. Start Nea' Program George Kent and his band, Joe Cravinho, George Fo- ley, Billy Rose, have a television program of their own. Some of their star performers are Lester Culver, Pat Tan- ner, Ruth Buzzi and Marilyn Strickland. Their announcer is David Cini, Ann Lanphere draws the scenery. Becomes Prirzcipal of Stozzizzgtozz High School Kenneth Rochette, our class comedian, has returned as principal of S.H.S. Some of our other classmates who have joined the faculty are Eddie DiCesare and John Groppelli who teach mathematics. Theresa Medeiros is teacher of shorthand, Nancy Thomason teacher of typing and Maxine Gensburg teaches English. C oacher Cornell Team Robert Keane has been appointed head of the football team of Cornell and William Buck is his assistant. Ertahlirher New Record James Brown has astonished the world by his fast running in preparation for the coming Olympics. Win Indiafzapolir 500 Mile George Cone and John Christina today tied for the 500 mile at Indianapolis. Much credit goes to their me- chanics Jack West and Robert Mitchell. llfizzr Fame on Petro Ch76ll1l.fl1'J'B00k Nou' on Sale Lois Kain has at last finished her book Aon Petro-Chenr istry. lt is said she discovered her love for chemistry in her senior year at Stonington High School. Receive Parrage on First Rocket Ship to the Moon John Allen, John Archibald and Ralph Frechette left today on the first rocket ship to the moon. Become Agents for the Greatest Shou' on Earth Norman Ladd and Ronald Roberts are considered the greatest agents for the circus. Among their discoveries are Fred Watson, Vernon Gibson and Robert Berg as clowns and three great trainers of horses, John Lopes, Paul Hill and Robert Emmet. Their expert riders are Lucy Avery, Alice Ball and Judith Frazier. Become Delegatef for United Nations Joan Bickford and Gail Burdick have been recently announced as U. S. delegates to the U. N. Lectztre ou C0lI.I't?l'l'i2ll0lZ of Fish 1 The well known George Birkbeck and his two as- sistants, Clark Barnes and Edwin Jessiman, will give a lecture entitled, The Conservation of Fish. Becomes Major of Stoizingtozz James Armstrong has been recently elected mayor of Stonington. Stop Volcaizoer Francis Costa and Fred Vega have at last found a way to control volcanoes. Start Girlie' School Linea Carlsson and Suzanne Donch have started a girls' school. It is reported to be a great success. Elected Prerideut of B. ll . A. A meeting of the Business Women of America took place in New York City today, Miss Joan Orlando, a private secretary from Hollywood, California, was elected president of the organization for the coming year. Others elected for office were Beverly Shaw, vice president, Mary Serrano, secretary, and Eileen Shea, treasurer. Other members present were Deborah Wilkinson, Mary Chris- tina, Nancy Ball, Janet Marcotte, Beverly Swain, Johonor Santos, Frances Spinnato, and Pat Scheller. Receive Holiorr in Service Many of the boys who joined the Air Force are now receiving honors. Among them are Captain Richard Dyer, First Lieutenant Francis Serrano, Major James Victoria, Second Lieutenants Philip Jeckel and Harold Sherman, and Colonel Albert Hoelck. Those receiving honors in the Army include Lieutenant Colonel Gerald Jones, Major Donald Keane, Captain Warren LeValley, and General Robert Whitford. Representing the Navy are Captain Charles Beal, Commodore William Martley, Ad- miral Albert Holly, and Commander Clarence Donath. The girls who are representing us in the Armed Services as Waves are Mildred Barber, Pat Christina, Jane Vars and Marie Savona. Those in the Wacs are Janet Watrous. Carol Holland, Marjorie Lord. Representing the Wfafs flfgllfj'-J'EZ'67Z