Woodbury High School - Warrior Yearbook (Woodbury, CT)

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:rwarvmwrwwswmxaexwvweu4-4-:rx-:swam-eeafw:swansassess-:z::ra::::w:z::nfse:er:m:o:4fafa:u:a:a:4e STANLEY PETER LIZAUSKAS --- The laborer is worthy of his hire. Basketball Ql,2,3,4l, Captain MJ, Baseball fl,2J, F. F. A. fl,2,3,4l Agriculture Prizes Q2,3D, Vine-President F. F. A. C41 During the last four years, when Ag prizes have been distribu- ted, Pete has usually walked off with them., His chief interests have been agriculture and sports. His wud: has been outstanding on the court and this year he led the basketball team through a. suooessrml soasor., We all unite in wishing our farmer all the success possible. JOHN MACCALLUM --- A merry heart maketh a oheerful countenance. Entered from Bassiok High School, Bridgeport C31 Student Council 13,4-J, Cast of Growing Pains CSD, Class Will MJ. , Mae joined us in cur Junior year and gained popularity quick- ly, so quickly in fact, that he captured the title of most popular best dressed, and handsomest boy, He appreciates a good joke even if it is at his expense. Slow? Well may-oe for classes, but he is a bonnie good friend and classmate. We'ro glad to know you lhc. JULIA ANN MARICHAM --- Make perseverance your master. Joined Class of 1957 QQ, Chfxfmzsn, Junior-'Senior Prom C41 Although missing a lot cf school, Julia always seems to be up to date, Even though sho had to work at home a great deal, she still had time to keep her hair in plaoo, Maybe that was one of tho reasons why she was ohoson the neatest girl . We wish her luck in whatever she may attempt, 1024PZ''I'151124151Skid!Iklil1lll'IlI1fiClIl1lUkll4'lflifl60!fi429lli'llK1blfll'IklffilfllvkIkllvklklklll 'killIlvklkilfllliififlkilfivkikfllfffililfilflifikllliflllllillfflf a fr

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8BKBWW33ik3W?8iY438?W3ik83??3ik3333V833WWV38888iikiktiikikkkiiikivkikv HELEN UPSON MARTIN --- Farr things are impossible for intelligence and skill, Scholarship Medal fl,2,5j, Mirror Staff C1,2,3l, Cast ofnGrcww ing Painsn CSD, Wide Awake Staff Q4D, Class Valedictorian. Helen is considered one of our very few dignified girls but she has a charming giggle that often betrays her dignity. Helen has had a reserved est on the Honor Roll ever since she entered high school and her ranks have-been some of those things which we often read about but seldom see. Next year she intends to study at Oberlin. Iiore power and success to you Helen. LEW IS ROGER MINOR --- 'Worth makes the man. I F. F. A. Ql,2,3,4D, President Q2,5J, Secretary of State F. F. A. 143, First Prize, state F. F. A.spesk1ng contest 455, cast of urns Whole Town's Talkingn 121, nThree Live Ghostsu 451, Chairman, State F. F. A. Budget Com ittee Q4l, Student Council f4l, Class President K4J, Commenc ment Speaker f4l. Lewis is certainly our most ambitious boy, He has already shown his ability in vrinning prizes in speaking and other agricultural affairs. His experience in the F. F. A. has given us a president vrho speaks with authority on parliamentary law. If you meet a boy who can make a joke of anything, it is probably he. We predict that he will keep on leading his classmates when he enters college. TRUMAN SMITH MINOR --- None of these things move me. 148WiiiiiiktiiliikhkthkkiiwWkittvkvikWkitkktiR83?3HkVFW8?3Yi8k3Y?k48Y? 8