Woodbury High School - Warrior Yearbook (Woodbury, CT)

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ttlljr Ulliftr- AiuaUr IIIIIIIIIIMMIIM................................................................... KATHLEEN ANN ROBBINS Dramatic Club 3, 4 Mirror 3, 4 Chorus 4 Yearbook 4 Girl’s Slate 3 Did you hear a giggle during Dramatic practice? It's hound to he our gal, Ann. Seriously, Ann has done a swell joh in Dramatics. She came to us in her Sophomore year and has been a friend to all of us ever since. We will all miss her enthusiastic manner. Ann would like to go to Dramatic school to prepare for a career as an actress. We know she'll go over with a hang. Good luck, Ann, in your Dramatic career. KENNETH LEWIS ROBINSON F. F. A. 1. 2, 3, 4 (Sentinel 3, Secretary 4) Kenny is very interested in the work of the Future Farmers of America and anything else to do with Ag. After school he could usually be found wearing out the road in the direction of Southbury. At other times Robby” manages to keep very busy with his job. Ken isn't sure what he'll do after graduation but he can succeed at whatever it is. Here's wishing you good luck, Kenny. WILLIAM STARCHAK Baseball I Bill is that good looking, well dressed Senior from Southbury. According to the class poll, he'll be the first boy in the class of '50 to make the fatal trip to the altar. Bill hasn't any definite plans for the future but we think he'll probably turn out to be a driver and repairer of those racing cars he's so fond of. Good luck, Bill; we hope you win all your races. ELIZABETH!-: ANNE SMITH Chorus 2, 3. 4 Cheerleading 2 All-State Chorus 4 Mirror 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Tex , our most traveled senior, came to the halls of W. H. S. in our Sophomore year from Port Arthur, Texas. Her friendly smile and winning ways made her first rate with us and a true companion. Bette has worked at the telephone office for the past two years and has acquired the hobby of mixing up a few numbers once in a while, but really has proved to be a successful operator. She is planning to go into the nursing profession and will start training at the Waterbury Hospital next September. Best luck, Bette, to another of our Angels of Mercy .

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(Eljr Miftr-Aiuakr RAYMOND FRANCIS OPPFRMAN Basketball . 2, 3, 4 Executive Committee .3, 4 Baseball Manager 2. .3 Yearbook 4 Dramatics 2, .3, 4 (Vice-President 4) Oppy's wit and good humor have made him very popular among his classmates. He is always ready to lend a helping hand. He has been outstanding in dramatics to say nothing of his being a ' flash” on the basketball court. Ray says his future is undecided, but we would like to wish him all happiness in the years to come and success in whatever he undertakes. So long, Ray. HARRY CLIFFORD PARRIS Basketball Manager 4 Cliff,” an all around good sport, came to us from Abington, Penn, in his junior year. He enjoys all sports. At basketball games he could usually be found down near the cheerleading section when he wasn't busy keeping score. Good luck, Cliff.” ELIZABETH MAY RHOADES Basketball 3, 4 Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Betty” is one of the cutest girls in our class. We will always remember her for her gay laughter and pleasant personality. Betty played on the basketball team and sang in the choir the last two years of high school, doing very well in both. She plans to further her education by attending the University of Connecticut next fall to study to become a dietitian. We all wish you lots of luck in the future, Betty.” We’re sure you’ll be a success. DONALD HARVEY RICE Basketball I. 2. 4 Yearbook 4 Dramatics 4 Don,” our tallest Senior, is the literary genius of the class of '50. He really has a flare for creative writing. He has dramatic ability as well, which he displayed in the presentation. How Not to Apply for a .lob.” Although he isn't sure what he will do after graduation he has our best wishes for success. 1950

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 £Ijr UJtftp-Aiuakr Class Colors ... 1950