Woodbury High School - Warrior Yearbook (Woodbury, CT)

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88W8WWWWRkkkikiitkkkiiikikiiilkkBiik?ikkkkiiikkkmvikkitkkiikkiifkY83Y9 Truthn C4D, Student Council Cdl, Class Will C41 Dorothy has one of the nicest eomplexions :Ln the class, which goes well vrlth her pleasant personality. She is affectionately Icncvm as Do Dc or Dot by her friends. When you hear a bcy's laugh and a gir1's giggle from the back of the room, you lmovr Dorothy is there. She is fond of dancing and spends ncee sary time on her studies. Herois luck to her. V ALFRED GLOVER EYRE, Jr. -- 'A haystaek is the softest mound to dream against. H Cast of nThe Travelersn C27, nThree Live Ghostsn 153, 'Nothing But The Truthn 443, Urns Perfect Alibi' Q4J, F. F. A. Q1,2,5,4l, Secretary CSD. Although Beaver was chosen our laziest classmate, he certainly is a live wire when on the dance floor. He is one of our famous actors and gives his characters much life. To him goes the credit for most of our social affairs. FRANCES GREEN --- A smile is worth a thousand groans . Emtercd from Stratford High School 121, Class Cifts Q45 Frances is one of tho so nonohalant girls who seldom worry over studies. When she is ready to get down to business , hor friends deem it time tc intervene. Her chief worry :Lag Can we lot this noon hour pass without getting into trouble? She takes with equal grace, tho fun and the punishment. ?4i3W33RWVV3V8k353X??38v1333388333333KKKYWWYQBBi3W883YkY4088ii8!?Wi88i , 5

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110383WYkitkikiiitikiR8kk?XkkkikkkikkkkkkkikiikivkYWVKSVKQBQRWKYGWSSQW MARY MADELINE GRUBER --- 'Just a bundle of tricks, but oh hun' 1re'1l miss her. Basketball Ql,2,3,4J, Captain QS,-19, Arohery Club 122, Class vase-President 013, Class Poem 443. What a dull class 1957 would have been without lhry. Her supply of jokes, puns, and stories was inexhaustibls, During our four years we have looked in vain for the day when Mary' would be truly angry. A familiar oall during the noon hour isa Mary, play the piano? and she always willingly responds with a smile. Mary has been one of the outstanding athletes of this school since she entered and her skill and good sportsmanship are things which we recall with pleasure. CATHERINE ANNE KLATKA ---. 'Few things are impossible! Student Council Cl,2,5D, President of' Council CSD, Class Pres-7 ident CZK, Scholarship Medal CSI, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 131, Wide Awake staff 449, Salutatorian C4-J When you see someone ambitiously studying her lessons one minute and then olowning the next, you'l1 know it's Katie. Her name has always graced the Honor Roll but nevertheless she has always been in on the fun. Her remarks are witty and sometimes half-wit-ty. Imagine suggesting To be or not to be as a class motto. Katie intends to be a nurse and we are sure that her pleasant personality and sunny dispo- sition will make muy friends for her. 010iiiiiiiiiiiitkkkfkvkkktvRk??2?i?23W H3824183!Xtivkiivkkkiiiiiiiiiii 6