Valley Regional High School - Triad Yearbook (Deep River, CT)

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Edward Stanton leave the pleasant ride from Higganum every morning to Donald Comeau Gordon Stearns leave my magnificent personality and sterling character to Merrick Hayes Audrey Stone leave my chattering ability to Dickie Adams Dolores Sweeney leave never again to be caught talking in study hall ud1th Trabucchi leave my massaging technique to Marie Cutone and Marie Brooks so that they can keep in condition for basketball Joseph Yenow1ch leave my mechanical drawing pencils to Ole Ibsen Murray Zack leave a bottle of red ink to Mrs Sargls to make up for all she might have used in correcting my papers Harold Zanardi leave still having Merr1tt to compete with Elizabeth Zanni leave with the halls still echoing the praises of Ebony Robert Zuppe leave my pair of sneaks to whomever borrowed them last December ARTICLE II We the class of 52 leave the following Miss Hannon many thanks for all the help she has given us this year Dr Crawford lots of material for a new book Mr Wilchynski extra insurance for h1s drivers training classes Mr Ferguson the problem of taking care of the coke machine MISS Nolan an iron hand with which to rule her study halls Miss Borse a vacuum cleaner so that she may not have to borrow the janitor s Mr Petrone a collection of recipes which he needs 1n his bachelor quarters Mr Neznek a few flashy ties to perk up h1s wardrobe Mrs Sargis a moving van so that she and Al can move to California Miss Castelli an automatic heater to keep her warm while she has bus duty Mr Waldron a pair of track sho s to make it easier for him to catch the shuttle buses Miss Spencer fifty new record albums for her phys ed dancing classes generation Mrs Stowers a Model A for those long trips from Saybrook to Deep River each day Mr Wisnosky fewer girls to tease and be 1 plague to him Miss Fortunes a few packages of composition paper so that she needn t borrow from M155 Brown Miss Brown a group of students who like open windows better than we did Mrs Strain two station wagons with drivers for her field trips Mr Blinderman a portable dog house for that howling puppy of h1s Miss Borsik a five gallon jug of d1st1lled water for her chemistry and physics classes Mrs Ford an electric calculator for her bookkeeping class lVIr Tippin a Harvard red bow tie Mr Bateman one algebra class of selected students so that he can expound away to his heart 5 content Mr Groth a pint sized bulldozer so that he can start on the new shortcut to the Regional this summer Dr King fewer headaches now that he knows that the Regional building will be completed soon Mr Connors a movie camera and proyector so that he can keep a growing up record of his baby Kathleen Mr Soldan a guard rail to keep those two kittens out of his acquarium Mr Desmond a Jug of blackstrap molasses a quart jar of yoguert and a large carton of wheat germ' ARTICLE III the classes of 57 and 56 we leave hoping that when they get to be seniors they will be as well behaved as we are the class of 55 out hopes that they live that long long time that has to pass before they become seniors the class of 54 two more years to grow up before they take on the responsibilities of a senior the class of 53 all the remaining funds in our class treasury knowing that there are none Signed sealed delivered and witnessed this twenty fifth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty two by these serious political leaders of our times CHARLES ATLAS ZANARDI ROBERT VALENTINO BENSON JOSEPH EINSTEIN SCAGLIA Witnesses I, , . . . a ly . , . 1 A . I, . 7 . . v , A . . I, J . ., p l I . . . . y I, . , . . Q . , . I, ., - . ' . . l I, . ., . , , . ,, I, , ' . . To l ' , D ' ' . To . ' . To h . . . . . , . . l To . ' ' . To ' ' ' . To ' ' ' ' . To . ' ' - ' ' ' . To . ' ' . To . ' ' ' ' . To ' ' ' ' To . ' e ' ' ' . To ' . s . . ' . To Mr. Muggleston a book of proverbs which he can use to keep inspiring the younger To . l ' ' . To . U . t s c . . To ' ' ' . ' To ' A ' ' ' . To . 4 ' ' ' ' ' . To . ' ' ' . To . . I . . . . . I To . ' ' . To . ' ' ' . To . To . ' - ' U . To . ' D . ' 1 ' ' ' To . l ' ' ' - To . l l' ' ' ' . To . ' , ' To ' ' , ' ' , To ' A ' ' , ' . To y . Q - . - To ' y F K . 1 . C , I

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WILL ARTICLE I We the class of 1952 Valley Regronal H1gh School Deep Rrver Mrddlesex County Connect1cut bemg of sound mrnd and memory and consrdermg the uncertarnty of th1s fra1l and transltory llfe do therefore make ordam publlsh and declare thls to be our last w1ll and testament Mano Alborghettr leave my crgarettes rn care of Phrllrp Lunt Glorta Alexander leave not havrng to play hookey any longer Robert Benson leave twenty live cents to Al Stanley to help pay off hxs many debts Robert Calamarl leave my svelte figure to john Olsen Patrrcla Carey leave wrth hopes that the Regnonal bunldnng w1ll be completed by 1955 joan Clark leave a bottle of perox1de to any brunette who mrght find use for nt Ehzabeth Comstock leave my trtle Far'ner to be carrted out faxthfully by Betty V1tar1 Franc1s Dav1s leave my lob at the A Sc P to anyone who needs an excuse for playmg hookey Patr1c1a Dee leave all the bllsters on my feet to next years basketball team o Ann Duble leave my d1amond to Dorry Towler hop1ng she can use lt Dorothy Fazzmo leave my dr1v1ng abnlrty to anyone who lrkes to come close Robert Ferguson leave my father to the undergratduates of VRHS Davld Fresra leave a bodyguard to protect Dolores from the wolves Nancy Grlswold leave the aches and loys of danclng to Sally Symonds Robert Guert1n leave my ab1l1ty to shy away from women to the future bachelors of VRHS Robert Hale leave my streamlrned hmousme to joe Bergonz1 who needs one Robert Herel leave my quret calm dxsposmon and ab1l1ty to get along wlth the teachers to Edward Perreault Peter Hopkrns leave my crew cut to jrmmy Dav1s Harry joy leave to the next years soccer team those enloyable rndes to the games Anna K1ng leave my short haxr to anyone who IS brave enough to set rt Ellzabeth Kurze leave my love for the Navy to anyone who lxkes a saxlor Mary Lombardl leave Mrs Wellman one report card less to make up Robert MacLean leave nothmg because I am Scotch jean Malcarne leave locker 241 to any junror wrllmg to clean xt out ean Marsh leave hopmg that the future senrors w1ll supply some busmess to the Flfe R111 Nedd Mockler leave my little black book to john Germmx Thomas Mondan1 leave my set of Excuses for Every Class 23 volumes to Duane l1ttle phony Fres1a Allce Monte leave hop1ng that oe w1ll stay on the stralght and narrow next year oann Norton leave my s1ster Brrd all of the cute boys that I never got around to Lucy Pagano leave my ab1l1ty to brown around Mr W1snosky to anyone who can use If Patrlcna Palau leave wrth my trrgonometry problems st1ll unsolved Charles Pandlam leave my ab1l1ty to sneak down the halls wrthout anyone seeing me to Ole Ibsen Sandra Parmalee leave hop1ng that the spralcle rn my eye w1ll soon be on my finger Marlene Pearson leave my quret unm1sch1evous character to Onme Glowac Mallory Pettmglll leave Mxss Bors1k to the mercy of the seventh graders Beverly Pntts leave to 1o1n Zeke at Wentworth Althea Post leave my naturally curly halr to Mlss Fortunes Arlene Ressler leave the task of collectmg money for the semor pxctures to some unsuspectmg Junror Sh1rley Rutty leave my parkrng place out front to any jumor lucky enough to use If Eleanor Saffery leave my seat rn Latm class to any first year student who dares to take a second year john Saffery leave my Englnsh homework to john Brodzxnskt Joe Scaglra leave my love for Dorls Day to rnsprre some other handsome young man Robert Scobey leave four thousand shares of the Cactus Gulch Gold Mme to help pay for the Regronal Hngh School Ruth Segee leave the left over apple cores nn room enght to Mr W1snosky Dolores Smxth leave the prctures of Stanley rn locker 306 for the lucky yumor grrls to slgh over Nancy Southworth leave takmg the handsome red head rn the semor class wxth me Sorry grrls' ' 1, , - ' . 1, ', . 1, , ' ' A L . . , . . L J v . , . , . .g 1, , . 1, ' ' , . L . , . . U L . , .. 1, ' , ' ' . 1, ', . . 1, , ' , . L J' p , , . . . . 1, , ' ' 1 L . , , . J . . p 1,1 , ' ' . L . , . . D I, , . . . L y . . , L , . . .- L , .

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CLASS PROPHECY Dear Diary Here rt rs une 17 1967 and I ean Malcarne am wartrng to start my new positron as a crew cut trimmer for French poodles rn Prerres Puppy Shop Talk about corncrdences and small worlds' Srnce the time I called a taxr rn New York yesterday morning to get my plane at LaGuardia I have seen or heard from every single member of Valley Regional High School Class of 1952 It all started when the taxr stopped for gas and my attention was attracted by a petrte grrl wrth a very famrlrar appearance At closer HOIICC I saw rt was Alrce Monte She told me she rs now marrred to joe and that he and rmmy Hartzell own the garage She pornted to another grrl who was pumping gasoline we saw that rs was none other than Shirley Rutty also marrred As we approached the arrport I summoned a porter to care for my bags I recog nrzed the sleepy eyed red cap as Harry oy He said that he never cared to settle down and lrkes being rn the big crty on hrs own Insrde the airport I walked up to the rnfor matron booth to ask about last minute arrangements when I noticed Dorothy Fazzrno madly typing away She told me that rf I had any trouble with my tickets to see Bob Guertrn who holds a high positron rn the office so I went to see hrm As we chatted awhile he mentioned that Joann Norton was now runnrng Yanardr s Coal and Orl Com pany rn the summer while Mrke plays professional baseball While talkrng to Bob I happened to notrce a new 1962 Pontiac drrven by ohn Saffery who has now taken over the permanent positron as chauffeur for Dr Smith At that moment I heard the plane about ready to load rts passengers so I sard a hasty good by to Bob rn order to catch my plane On my way to the plane I stopped to buy a book and noticed that the newest rage was westerns written by an up and coming author Charlie Pandranr Aboard the I was talking to her she mentioned that Betty Zannr and Nancy Southworth were strll working at Saint Agnes School Our first stop was England for one hour At the London Field Airport I heard a famrlrar vorce calling Extra' Extra' As I stopped to buy a paper I notrced the voice belonged to Anna King As we talked I happened to glance through the newspaper and noticed some cute cartoons which Anna told me belonged to eannre Marsh a well established cartoonist rn England Anna suggested we stop at a cafe for a spot of tea As we talked over old trmes she mentioned that she had seen Pat Carey and Althea Post recently They are both statroned rn London doing secretarial work for the Arr Force After our tea I noticed rt was time for me to go back to the plane for the rest of my trrp to Paris As I boarded the plane I saw a famrlrar tall form which I was sure belonged to someone I knew Sure enough rt was Tom Mondanr with hrs wrfe Dorry and their two children It seems that Tom rs now a well established lawyer back rn the states and had decided that a lrttle vacation would do everyone good He told me that he had seen Mike Pettengrll rn a restaurant the other night Mrke rs rn England looking for a new perfume blend to take back to Essex to sell rn hrs pharmacy As the plane left England and we were flying over the English Channel Tom motioned me to look out of the window I drd and saw a speck rn the waters below Tom said that rt was Bob Scobey making hrs third attempt at swrmmrng the channel we were sure hed make rt When we finally landed I harled a taxr and who should be drrvrng rt but Bob MacLean he sard he was very happy and lrked hrs work He took me to my hotel Le Sorroco As I walked up to the desk a famrlrar figure approached me It was Mario Alborghettr who had marrred a French grrl an herress to a charn of Frances most ex clusrve hotels He went over to the krtchen and pornted to Bob Herel vsho rs head chef at the hotel 24 , ' ' J , -, J U A , 7 r I I 1. 4 in , K X , . 5 J ' ' Q , . , .. . 3 n ' 9 9 . . ' y 4 I ' ' 4 . , I , . v . - . plane, I noticed a governess with two children, I recognized her as Beverly Pitts. While , 7 7 . , I , L ' K 1 I , , . . . 3 . , 7 . I . , L , , . K U U C . - K , I . . U . , . , , I 7 5 5 ' i- . , . . r Q '