Woodbury High School - Warrior Yearbook (Woodbury, CT)

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UStite-Aiuakr Class Capers A Dramatic Comedy in jour ads presented over station I CHS Ad 1 In the fall of 1946, the halls of W. H. S. were brightened by the appearance of new students from Woodbury, Southbury and other places, eager to defy or accept the new challenge. In order to keep in step with the upper-classmen we held elections. Charles Harris was chosen as director. His assistant was Jacci Fawcett. Jean Computzzi wrote the script and Harry Brazee guarded the till. The administration with the help of the cast produced a social for our first merrymaking event. Winter set in and we took advantage of the season by giving a sliding party. Although a few casualties resulted, everyone went home with smiling faces. We concluded our Freshman year with the director loading a bus with the cast for a trip to Savin Rock. A very sleepy but happy crowd returned home. Act II Act II begins our Sophomore year. Emily Metcalf became our director with Larry Brownell as co-director. Betty Ann Smith took the notes and Linda Mitchell collected the dues. Miss Meehan left, making a change in the management. Mr. Israel arrived upon the scene to take her place. Soon after our studies got underway we sponsored a hayride. We will never forget Mr. Coombs trotting along after the wagon to the sweet strains of Mr. Israel’s San Antonio Rose.” When the snow' announced the arrival of winter, we sponsored a sliding party. The crowd that braved the cold could be seen happily speeding down Depot Hill. During the spring, baseball practice was not the only thing that brought sore muscles. We went to Watertown for a bowling social. The evening was a great success, as could be seen by the scores which even included a few strikes and spares. Celebrating the conclusion of our second year at Woodbury, we traveled to Savin Rock for another gala evening. Act III At the start of Act III we can be seen arriving at dear old W. H. S., upperclassmen at last. The first thing we did was to choose Larry Brownell as director. David Faber assisted him while Cynthia Weasa took notes and Harvey Johnson rounded out the committee as bank teller. Mr. Windoes dropped in during the act to take Mrs. Titus' place in the English department. Mr. Martin was hired to help Mr. Coombs w'ith mathematics, due to the increase in the number of pupils. The first money making event the Juniors sponsored was the Hallowe'en Dance. With Swede Stoldt furnishing the music, and the hall colorfully decorated to fit the 1950