Suffield High School - Sagitta / Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

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BEST LOOKING CLASS ARTIST BALLOT NOISIEST Ronald Fitch, Patricia Ford MOST BUSINESS LIKE Daniel Bednarz, Doris Kandal CLASS SPINSTER AND BACHELOR Charles Hryniewicz, Helen Rucienski CLASS PESSIMIST David Cannon, Helen Rucienski CLASS OPTIMIST Donald Zavolich, Margaret Zera MOST ATHLETIC Louis Davis, Rita Cain BEST MANNERED Richard Brodeur, Doris Kandal BIGGEST BLUFF David Cannon, Patricia Underhill CLASS MIDGETS Richard Nodwell, Roberta Geary TALLIEST Richard Brodeur, Janice Dusza CLASS FLIRTS David Cannon, Margaret Zera MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Louis, Davis, Margaret Zera MOST BASHFUL Charles Hryniewicz, Helen Rucienski BEST ALL AROUND SENIOR Louis Davis, Sandra Gaughan MOST POPULAR Donald Zavolich, Sandra Gaughan TEACHERS PET Louis Davis, Margaret Zera MOST PLEASING SMILE Joseph Deleva, Laura Fitch MOST ARTISTIC Charles Fuller, Elizabeth Madura MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS FLIRTS MOST STUDIOUS QUIETEST MOST PLEASING SMILE MOST BUSINESS LIKE

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BEST MANNERED MOST AMBITIOUS HEARTBREAKERS HAPPY-GO-LUCKY CUTEST MOST MUSICAL CLASS MOST MATURE Richard Brodeur, Doris Kandal BEST LOOKING Robert Colson, Sandra Gaughan CUTEST Robert Root, Elizabeth Madura BEST DRESSED Richard Brodeur, Sandra Gaughan BEST PERSONALITY Donald Zavolich, Elizabeth Madura MOST SOPHISTICATED Richard Brodeur, Sandra Gaughan MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Louis Davis, Janice Dusza MOST STUDIOUS Louis Davis, Helen Rucienski MOST AMBITIOUS Louis Davis, Margaret Zero CLASS WIT Joseph Deleva, Patricia Ford QUIETEST Charles Hryniewicz, Margaret Hoyt HEARTBREAKERS Gerald McDonald, Sandra Gaughan ALIBI KING AND QUEEN David Cannon, Roberta Geary IDEAL DATE Donald Zavolich, Sandra Gaughan HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Joseph Deleva, Rita Cain MOST RESPECTED Louis Davis, Doris Kandal MOST CONCEITED Richard Brodeur, Sandra Gaughan, Patricia Underhill MOST MUSICAL Donald Zavolich, Marianne Jones NOSIEST SHORTEST AND TALLEST

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1955 CLASS WILL Supposedly being of sound mind and body, we, the senior class of 1955, do hereby bequeath the following: I. To the Administration, we leave our heartfelt thanks for the guidance and cooperation shown us, through our years at Suffield High. II. To the faculty, we leave aren ' t you glad? III. We leave a deep appreciation for all the time and effort put into the success of our class by our advisors. Miss Elizabeth Biggerstaff and Mr. Edwin Davis. IV. Danny Bednarz leaves his superior business ability to Billy Martinez. V. Richard Brodeur leaves his position on the Red Cross to Kathryn Orr. VI. The athletic ability of Rita Cain is hereby left to David Sprayson. VII. David Cannon leaves his ability to think up excuses faster than any other one in the senior class, to Roger Hill, who will not regret it. VIII. Danny Sheridan receives Eddie Cebula ' s quiet manner and subtle sense of humor. IX. Not being selfish, Claire Colson takes her quiet manner and friendly ways with her for the future. X. Red Colson leaves his red hair and freckles to Lee Parks. XI. Louie Davis leaves school taking his scholarship, athletic achievements and his quick dependability to some fortunate engineering school. 1 XII. Joe Deleva makes John Sweatland happy by leaving him his snappy wardrobe. XIII. Janice Dusza leaves Suffield to enter nursing. XIV. Laura Fitch leaves Suffield for Enfield and Louie. XV. Ronnie Fitch leaves his healthy-looking physiq ue to John Sherwood. XVI. Patsy Ford leaves Suffield High for the altar. XVII. Charlie Fuller leaves to become a second Micky Spillane or Edgar Allen Poe. XVIII. Sandy Gaughan leaves Suffield High still trying to get her Nash Rambler out of the parking lot so that she can go to Colby, (look out Dartmouth)! XIX. Margaret Moyt leaves her friendly disposition to any worthy junior. XX. Charlie Hryniewicz leaves fond mannerisms behind, to start a competitor to Arthur Murray Dance Studio, it will be Hrynie ' s Hideway. XXI. Roberta Geary leaves her car to anyone who can start it. XXII. Marianne Jones leaves her membership in the Range Riders Association to Carol Pacosza who loves horses. XXIII. Doris Kandal leaves a tremendous amount of work to next year ' s Sagitta editor. XXIV. Janie Kosinski Dalrymple leaves her ability to get a man so early in the year, to any junior girl who want it. XXV. Betty Madura leaves her splendid personality to any underclassman who needs it. XXVI. Gerry McDonald leaves for the U. S. Navy. XXVII. Richie Nodwell leaves Hugh Campbell without a rider to go up town with him every afternoon. XXVIII. Bobby Root leaves his Soupy Chevy Coupe to Norman Edmonds. XXIX. Helen Rucienski leaves a certain senior boy broken hearted. XXX. Chester Sklodosky leaves his position on the Senior Patrol and Student Council to anyone worthy of them. XXXI. Helen Skowronski leaves David Cannon with a flat tire in Stafford Springs. XXXII. Edwin Staszko leaves his green pick-up truck to Brenda Peterson. XXXIII. Pat Underhill leaves Suffield to start a baby alligator farm in Orange, Conn. XXXIV. Donnie Zavolich leaves his trumpet to Pat Kelly. XXXV. Peggy Zera leaves all her worries, men-trouble and otherwise, even relinquishing Dr. Stafford ' s office, to any junior girl capable of handling the heavy load. -MARGARET ZERA -DAVID CANNON 24