Stonington High School - Pawmystonian Yearbook (Pawcatuck, CT)

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5655225 2 N i ll l fsil'-C 9 Tl y f X 4' r.. x NX i tp: as as 5 xr: X i l li i rluf,X I f xrlj Q' , Ak X Barbara Smith . . . Bark . . . Song in her heart . . . Petit and sweet . . . A friend to all . . . True and honest friend. James Whitehead . . . Whitey . . . Sparkling person ality . . . Easy to get along with . . . Yow Kenneth Wilcox . . . Scrumptious Scrapper . . . Face joseph Souza . , . joe,' . . . Asset to any class . . . that'UeVCf'5t0P5'5millf18 - - - Bfightened UP manl' 3 What a test . . . The bell ring yet? . . . A willing Classroom. k . WO! er George Wildes . . , Bucky . , . Comedy in a small James Steele . . . Su-Su . . . What'll you have? . . . gaikige ' ' ' EEEEEEEEKKKKKKK A ' ' What a Has a good word for everyone . . . Valuable athlete. If C ' B lW'lk' . James Stewart . . . Pencil . . . Unpredictable . . . I've egififg fo: eigxgne 1 1 I Vsxlcordialg ery PePPY got to write a story . . . A neat dresser. David Wilson . . . Dave . . . Silence is golden . Anthony Slyvia . . . Tony . . . Witty and humorous What 3 swing . , , Where's the green? Who me? . . . Spunky and courageous. Linda Wolfe . . . Lyn . . . Quiet and reserved . Barbara Tattersall . . . Tat . . . Dignified and social Neat dresser . . . Sheazy, Bezzi and Mary's pal. Sincere . . . Can ya beat that? Karole Zeller . . . Zilch . . . Tiny and terrific . Tom Tetlow . . . Tom . , . Quiet humor . . . What Eager to please . . . Friends with Ducky. do you mean? . . . Quiet ways . , . Tall. Rosemary Smith . . . Rosemary', . . , Always has lots Noreen Trant . . . Irish . . . Our prom Queen . . . to tell . . . Let's take a ride . . . One of the O.P She has outside interests . . . Charm and personality. Gang. Joseph Travers . . . jo-Jo . . . Nothing bothers me Juanita Malone - - - JU21H - - - 0ffiCC helper - . . . Good worker . . . Concealed sense of humor. ML Chalrmanu . . . Always a good word for some one. Diane Vars . . . Diane . . . Pleasing personality . . . Gets along well with girls, and boys alike , . . Tal- Robert Schiller . . . Bob,' . . . Track is his favorite . ented, Quiet and reserved . . . With the boys. Andrey Victoria . . . Aud . . . Nice'n neat . . . Win- Sandra Siller . . . Sandi . . . Always in a hurry . ning personality . . . Is that right? Can be found with Zilch and Duck . . . Neat Dresser. George Whewell . . . Pa Pa . . . His quick tongue and I friendly smile . . . Always ready to work . . . Whats Charles Main . . . Charlie,' . . . The quiet man . up? Shop is his favorite . . . Nice to know. ' Leon Whewell . . , Wen . . . Quick blush . . . A car George Babonas , . . George . . . Enjoys country air for every occasion . . . Trouble shooter?? . . . Bashful boy . . . Friends with Charlie. Catherine White. . . Cathi . . . Come on ou kids Dorothy Shatz . . . Dotty . . . Pals with Pat and Y . . . A happy worker. Carolyn . . . Good word for all . . . Happy worker. , I A 7 f K. Q Q: 12711 y t --.l 1 ' , S ' K' I ll f'E'Qf -S li 3 ' 'S -if Q

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- 'xx' u , ,FT '! L Q 1 17 1, 'JN vi lc? f CJ s f' 'l ll J' .-I A I fs- if , , , 0 f wi :vu I Beatrice Montgomery . . . Bean . . . Sweet and quiet Frank Raymond . . . Frankie . . . Excellent sports- . . . What a shame . . . Everyone's friend. man . , . Boy am I starved . . . Usually seen with??? Raymond Morgan . . . Ray . . . Ambition galore . . Gridiron asset . . . He has a main interest. Alice Richard U ' . ..Al,. ' D . Shy but good matured t I i Maureen Morrissette Q . D UMOIH . . . Quiet and Friend- hWhat time is this block over? . . . Keen sense of ly . . . Very efficient . . . Studious and Sparklin. Umor' Sonia Morrow . . . Sonja . . . Amiable personality Patricia Richards . . . Pat . . . Quiet and attractive . . . With the kids , . . What a sense of humor. manner . . . Efficient secretary is she. Judith Nichols . . . Judy . . . Reserved manner . . . .. , ., Typing is her favorite . . . She has many hidden in- Susap Rose ' ' ' Sue ' ' ' Lets have a Party ' Gift of gab. terests. Roger Niclqols , , , R0g , I , H35 maiiy interests in 1021103 Rossi . . . JON . . . Cheerful smile aflcl happy varied fields , , . Shy , i , Friendly manner, WayS . . . Did the bell ring y6I?U . . . A willing worker. Andre Noel . . . Frenchie . . . One-third of the Mc- G ,P l' dNl b' ' ...V - . ,. , tictiligzfappgsfliiaqlgsviltlil theoioyfsm mation aca Marguerite Rusch . Twink . . . I like Chevy s, especially convertibles . . . Oh you beautiful blonde William Page . . . Bill . . . Humorous antics . . . ' ' ' Full of fun- Yeh? . . . Well liked by everyone . . . What a W0fkef- John Santos . . . 'iBelgy . . . A lover of good times , . . . . . M . P.D .... O f d b k Beverly Panciera . . . Bev. . . . Full of ambition . . . players? ne 0 our treasure as etbau Spends her time out of doors . . . Studious and well deserving . , . D.A.R. Girl. - Veronica Santos . . . Roni . . . Attractive sophistica- Roger Panciera . . . Doc . . . Capable of anything tion . . . The girl with the dancing feet . . . l'Do you . . . Is that right? . . . Far from being shy. know What?', . . . Nice to know. Andre Pasqualin . . . Pask . . . Quiet but!!! . . . I'm . . .. ,, H d ,1 , ' r ' H b - h 1 ' Antonia Sciro . . .D Toni ... Nasty break . , .Al- rea y et s go e rig tens any C 21SSr00m ways with the kids . . . Off to Westerly. Patricia Radicioni . . . Pat . . . Need any typing done . . . Basketball for her , . . Sparkling eyes are jane Shea . . . Sheazy . . . Ya know what? . . . her asset. The big . . . Class chauffeur . . . Perpetual talker. Harold Rathbun . . . Herbie . . . Mischevious, who men? -,I - HOW maui' Points? - - - HZZZOOO' james Sisk . . . Jim . , . Takes everything in stride MMM!!! . . . Mr. Chairman . . . Special reports unlimited. Noreen Rattigan . . . Rad . . . Has a smile for every- Ann Smith Hsmitt ,. . Y. .. , ,. . .. y . . . The witty one . . .Co- One ' ' ' Usually with JO ' ' ' OP' thats for me ' operative and loyal . . . Gee Whiz . . . Easy going. 4' 6 'S' - 1' Q '1 A - il 'J l T' fl 1 iii?-

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CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR The Class of 1957 assembled at Stonington High School in September of 1953. We came from the various sections of the town and were about to embark on a trip of perhaps the four most interesting years of our lives. On the route to Commencement we were to gain many new friends, enjoy countless new experiences, and also to be- come just a little more enlightened on what the future would hold for us. As any group about to set out on so important a trip, we needed leaders. These leaders arose in the forms of President Robert Gensburg, Vice President james Crowley, Secre- tary Noreen Trant, and Treasurer Roger Panciera, Beverly Panciera and joseph Abbott were elected to serve as Student Council representatives for our freshman year. Prominent among our activities through the year were the very successful freshman talent show, our own first social, the Freshman Party, and our freshman teams, organized in football, basketball, and baseball. During the course of the year we became familiar with such intricate tasks as reading schedule cards, opening gym lockers, and keeping homework assignments in mind. As a group, the year turned out quite well for most of us, and we eagerly looked forward to the following fall when we would no longer be at the bottom of the heap. ' SOPHOMORE YEAR We returned to school in the fall of 1954 with a little more self-assurance as a result of having had a year of high school experience. Our numerous excuses for being late were no longer listened to so patiently, and it was soon found advisable to arrive on time for class. The faculty were not so indulgent as they were the previous year, but the responsible feeling that resulted gave us a crtain pride in having moved up a notch. Our class elections were held and Robert Gensburg was again elected President, Roger Panciera, class Vice President, Noreen Trant, Secretary, Carol Cidale, Treasurer. Seated as Student Council representatives were Beverly Pancira, Barbara Bradley, Louis Allyn, and joseph Abbott. Our class productions were the annual Sophomore Talent Show and the Sophomore Hop. Both were quite successful and so were well worth the time spent in preparation. The hop was held in February and a Valentine theme prevailed in the decoration of the gymnasium. As sophomores, the class took a more active part in athletics and letter winners in- cluded Edward Harrison, Russell McLaughlin, Robert Cale, Robert Schiller, George Luzzi, Frank Raymond, Richard Chipperfield. In the Spring a squad of cheerleaders was chosen after weeks of diligent practice. The group listed Barbara Bradley as captain, and her squad was made up of Linda Baird, Patricia Canavan, Beverly Panciera, Veronica Santos, Ann Smith, and Karole Zeller. We had now completed the first half of our trip and felt secure as members of the school. We looked forward to our junior year in eager anticipation. JUNIOR YEAR Once back from summer vacation we quickly adjusted to the routine of our classes. This was to be our most active year up to that point. Our class elections were again held and the class officers were those who led us during the previous year. These people were Robert Gensburg, Roger Panciera, Noreen Trant, and Carol Cidale and they occupied the same seats as they previously did. Student Council representatives were elected and the six chosen were Beverly Panciera, Barbara Bradley, jean Duerr, Charles Dias, Richard Dimock, and Joseph Abbott, the latter had risen to the post of Vice President of the organization. Our junior year was also a year of many activities. The junior Talent Show was staged successfully and a lot of fun was had by all. The annual Honor Society initiation was held and the new junior members elected were Linda Baird, Barbara Bradley, Richard Dimock, Mary Leone, Angela Miceli, Mareen Morrisette, Beverly Panciera, and john Santos. The United Nations trip was taken in April by most of our class. During these days the United Nations was explored, and several excursions were held to the various places of entertainment and dining. After much elaborate preparation, the junior Prom was held. From a court composed of Linda Baird, Barbara Bradley, Beverly Panciera, Barbara Smith, Noreen Trant, Linda Wolff, and Karole Zeller, the students selected Noreen to be crowned queen by President Gensburg. Our junior classmates came to play an important part in our athletic program. This was particularly true in track and base- ball. The class was also honored to have a four-letter man in the person of Richard Chipperfield.