Ansonia High School - Lavender Yearbook (Ansonia, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

THE LAVENDER Volume9 CLASS OF 1953 MOTTO-VINCIT QUI LABORAT HE XVHO LABORS CONQUERS COLORS-RED and WHITE ANSONIA HIGH SCHOOL CHARLES H. 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MR HIRMAW 1 RCXHI MR QLRARIJ W CONKIIN MR JOHN F GONDEK MR CHARLrSJ JARVIS rfllllfh Sue we Prmrnzg Sofia! Yllldlkj MISS FRANCES S NASON MRS MARGARET K GORMAN food: Food! Seumg MISS EMELIA E KULIKOWSKI Seumg X ,x MR. GEORGE H. CROOK MR, JOSEPH J. KIELY MR. RAYMOND BURNS MR. WlLLlAn1 J HALLIGAN .Hatlaiue Slmf: Pmfrifr U"0mfuorkir1g Afdfljfflldfifl A1110 Affflldfllff MR, JAMES G. FLYNN Eflglilh-EC07lO7I1ff! UIQPS As rt so happened xx hen Louxsa reached the school II was deserted because of a holrday but after such 1 long trlp OUISJ decrded to s1t down and rest awhrle so she entered the 'lL1LllIOflLll'T1 md str down rn one of the last seats And as she sat there lookrng over the now empty rows she thought of the hundreds of pup1ls that had once oceupxed and later x 1e1ted these xerx se tts Yes over rn the rnght section prlvrleged Senlors The back se its IH the rudntornum xx ere allotted to the Sophomores and the junrors were allow ed to srt somewx here rn between But Loursa was very very tlred from her long, Journey and before she knew rt she had fallen sound asleep and IS she slept she seemed to see the faces of the many boys and grrls who had long, sxnee graduated but those that were most vrvxd rn her mrnd were the members of THE CLASS OF l95v . Y, A 5 L V . 'L .X . , . 3 ' . 1 . Y V 5- . y ' she could visualize the Pine Boys in full I'Cg.1llQl, and way down in front sat the . V I Y - d Y ' 3 . H . K . 3 C 1 , Q . , K , Y K I . 1 V I x . . B ii T . X I i'.ml l. nf Z5 , fy Q ff W' 9 huge! V ' ff 63, , , 7 I 4 ' it if ff ef F- J' v" 4 A 1 ax ? .c' 9 g , I - 9 451 1 g x v 'f li , Q XA K A 9 i . 3 Wg, .P 2 ' ' ' L f 1 ' 'Nuff 4: . ' ., ii .wg "Fl ' '99 ' I 'Ea ' ' M A '!'393+ -L att. sf""x ,- "'1, 1 jk -41 ty. 31 ,sql 'Wk , hi, l ' . . I 4 ,I l x V h 'A 'Er LE- Vi' f S 1 I 1 -1. 5 1 A 4 3 IOSEPH ABATIJ Irie P-islttjr LSLAIHLWK 'Tltc-tr .ite thru- -fans in thc weak I .iti nit u.,:r-. tin txt ,tlwtntgtw-Ycstcrtimf. Tiitktjr, .ani Ttitntirmux " A giititi-Ititikinu fclltiu, plgys A sweet clar- inct. thirst- tutls attittsc tcaltiusx' amtintu the latlics. quict L1 wilt' "It's all twat. luttlf Likcs a ptinx mil h.1ir style Dislikes uhm- nate tctnales, Htul1lnyfBahr sitting. BARBARA R. AMALAVAGE "Bals5" Nurse "The miltlcst manners anti gentlest hurt " Quietg always reads' to give a helping hantl, a good friemlg easy to get along vrith. "-Ieekersf' Likes children, food. and week ends. Dis- likes conccitcd people. Hobby-collctting dolls. "1 YIOHN ANIBROSF ,IAM lilcttfztal linpincct ltt' zrttctpt Lf fttt- is nik ptztpiist- hit ltxtnuu Cstcfrcc. !t,tt ttf tw with. neat tllCS5L'l'. vcfx' rtmskhicxi-..s Ni htm s thu Lmtily' Likcs stmk. tttiitins. .intl Dvd-:ers Dislikct httglish, Yattkccs Htihhx-fhtmlinu. hil- .:.1I,1r...ln.I tstds "WISH I HAD A TROPHY LIKE THAT?" JOHN S. ANDRLSKO "Sonny" Cltmtli "Attions spc.1k Ioutlcr th,tn xuirtisf' A great uthlctc anti 11 tl.xss ltuitiur. .ttnimhlc and pupularq atttitnplislictl tlnntct. really likes Itnotlmll, shtiultl pt: fur with his .xthlctit ability. 'Ceeecceeu Likes food and Dcrhy. ARTHERINE ANTRUM DOROTHY ANTRLM ,. . "D-'ttic' Orme Xkkirkcr Pc-athie Nurse H , I , I , UC, 1 Y th h r I If siicntc ut-rc gtiltluti. I uiislti nu Iwttikc . Y , moi Vduiil is Um: 0 C K UI mms I' Alwwxs rtnttix tu share in Anti cnitix .i itikc s ' tx ' ' PU Und ll 1 1 . , . ultctcxcr tlturc is lun. thc-tc uit. will Iiittl Pleasant .ind tlrpctimanlr. QUICK uhizc in .-UMUC -- ' I, 1 . - f .. , ' .. st ,mil lint .xt tithtr timts X UU HMM mt Wk. H L-ah. I kntivu, Likcs cxtitinu things Jnl it itil titties lJ:s l.tkcsl1iittIimus .Anti stmtts Uislikcs l..1tin lll , ' I A 'l X ' likes .mntiginlig pcwplc, Wlil-L. NYHAT DO YOU KNOXVQA SfXl3ll2 HAWlKlNS DANCE! JOHN V. BARTO Hjaekien :NlCLl1JfllL.ilEDL1lI"lCCI' 'iXX'hat shtiulrl a man tlu hut he merry." Happyg frientllyg a eapahle stutlent with hitltlen talents. exclusive. Parisian ateentg '- persistent. "Huw ahout thatln C Likes Yankees. Dislikes lantglish. Htilulsy- 'X playing records, piano. XX'lLLlAM R. BELKO DOROTHY BIQRNADONIZ "Bill" Chemist "Dottie" NUFSC "lf vsturk interferes with pleasure the hetk with work." Cuteg full of fun, l1.1ppy-gn-ltitky. stientiht- ally inqlinetlg nut a tate in the mirltl. Likes stlmul. mmies. anti grind times, Dis. likes hotneutirk antl lfreneh. lltihlnyflitint- ing and hshing. D w t X "A friendly nature, a smile sincere." Steady, full uf lun, antl luyal friend tu all a wtimlerlul asset to out hantl. a gwml all muntl spurt. 'Kitiutl Heavens." Likes music antl people. Dislikes wise guys. llublwy-uilleeting reeuttl alhums. DOROTHY lf I5AC.O'1'lQ "Dot" Cutieert Pianist "Lau,:htni:. talklnu. always Jas. -he ltelfs tri make a perteet tlas' M Ciuritl natureti. witty, ptipalar. tt..tstatit:it'1,u athlete. "5Lutts'AW'Litty--llw llu--lit' Likes Skippy, sptirts, .itt.l niuszt Dislikes sthtitil l'lul1lvy+1'lay1i1g the ytatiti IRENE M. BARAN "Rec" Career Wcimttn "A certain tlignity tif manners is ahsulutely necessary tu make even the most valuable tharaetet either respettetl ur tespettalvle in the vmrltlf' Very tlignihetl. tan always he tlepentletl upung a wintletful lrientl with .t theerful smile. Hliutitl Heavens " Likes uatteing and tall hugs Dtslikts hill- lnilly musie Hubby-eulletting retires and reeords. JOAN BITTLE "Jo" Secretary "A merry heart tloeth gtxitl like a methane." A heart of golu, luves to talk, appteeiates a jokeg full til fun. "You kntm liuw we thi." Likes musit antl gtititlaluwking men. Dislikes cunceitetl people. Hulwlsy-Qt,11cLrmg req. ords. DELINOLVR L BOXYLEY 'Lin' Stenoyurapher 'Fricntfship is the only cement " A new rnemher of our school since Junior year. she has made many friends with her vontlerful disposition and cheerful ways "Do it now" Likes readinz and sleeping. Dislikes sarcasm Hobby-collecting snapshots. ROSE MARIE B. BREDA "Rd Comptometer Operator "A friend with vshom you may be sincere." A quiet manner: is talented in handworkg always willing to learn, "Atzo." Likes sports and a certain Dick. Dislikes conceited boys. GIZRALDINE B. BOXVOLICK "Geri" Nurse "She lows In talk and talk she uill. for hours on en! .intl longer still ' Misthieyous. tatetrce loses to LIT-lLlL'l in- quisitixc. aluays on the po "Vi'hata Ya Sitkf' Likes a yellow Chevrolet. Dislikes work .1 S -IO5l'l'HlNt. tsr4.sNIauX 4-lo' Nurse A twinkle. tuifikie. twinkle in her eye who l xyiizitier is tht- muy ' trictitz. iust ,i toutli nr lrish tt-niper. one tliu tapalile to-taptaiiis or the theer lea-lc-rs "Hey ,lasper U ROSENIARIE A. BRASCHO "Ro" Private Secretary "Hcr appearance is angelic, stately and cle rtiurtaf' INLARY A. BRENIA "Mar" Orhce W'ork "Silence is .1 frientl that vxill never betray." A good sportg Rose, Marilyn. and lg trientl of all. full of lun and jokes. "NX'hat. are you maclf' Likes hoys. tlothes. Dislikes Red Sox, show offs Holwhy-Stamp collecting. A very neat tlresserz heautiful vyavy hair txtll like-tl hy all who know her. "ber Vfiscf' Likes dancing and sports. Dislikes exams. ITS A LOVELY DAY TODAY. Nriappx Att-ssc: r'at'ri.:i-,. hut ttscrytwt. goo ul M.-XRIANNE If BREZOSKY QHIRLPY BRI-XHITIN Mar" Retailer V - I y h Lee Nurse "I t-ll - t ier cnly y rtuez s e it n L "Amt ls ml , - 1 ,. Pleasure and action make thc hours seem nolily earns wliatever crown she wears xhtm V Al ' 1: I mak- ftentl. s ntell' 'ent - - X: il-S um U Lidsrdlfr I ul li S lass ls a neat titessc-r, one or our talented twirl- ' . Hama iff. 1 ars.uc'. Igdsllq LL ik' J H I K ers, always ready ro lend a helping hanil. 1 ' Oh' you Lute kid' Likes music. daminu. and tennis. Dislikes -V ' .. i , 1 . . Likes a tail hlond, Dislikes contc-net. eovle. milk and insects BIERLE A. BIQNCO 'iMerle" Nurse "Silence may do good and can do little harrnf Quiet girl. eager worker. has a pleasant smile. "l dont know! Likes het pet skunk, Dislikes prior sports. Hohhj,-collecting old coins. ANN M, CANNATA "Babe" Secretary "Clever and nice, happy and gay. May she always remain that way." A laugh a minute: always good natured: fun to be with: liked by allg always some pic- INEZ BURKE 'lnie' Executive Secretary "For what is pleasant without love and laughter." tures to show: "Fee-uf' Likes Phil Wfesthrook and Yankees. Dislikes Murph-and Red Socks. Ciootl sport, excels in athlcticsg friendly character. "Oh. youre kidding me." Likes clothes. Dislikes gossipers. G DID YOU HEAR THE ONE ABOUT- JOSEPH S. CAPORALE "Cuehall" Business Man "He has a head to contrive. a tongue to per- suade. and a hand in all mischief!" Popular lad among classmates: has a good sense of humorg always has some peculiar opinion on a subject. "Clue me in." Likes to dress "cool," Dislikes wise guys. Hobby-caddying. JOAN L. CHIRGNBYIN "LC" XY'ave "Charm strikes the sight, but merit vsins the soul." Always ready to lend a helping hand. has an attractive smile. heing full of fun. she brightens the atmosphere vuherever she goes. Likes sports. Dislikes cynical people. a I 5 AUDREY A. CHRISTIAN "Aud" Nurse "The voice with a smile." An enthusiastic svorkerg personality plus: nice smile: fun to be withg very popularg should make an ideal nurse. "Golly." Likes earrings and pickles. Dislikes dentists and people who break promises. PLAY MI? A TUNE! NORMA COOPER Joeix Conv "Susie" Teacher "I am not of that feather to shake off my friend when he must need me " Smart dresserg fun to have arouridl consid- erate of othersQ popular. easy to get along vvith1 attracted to great heights. "l thought l'd die." SALLY R. COPPOLA K. -ILYDITH A. cook 'Cookie' Secretary "She enlovs work and fun. she has a smile for everyone." Has a cute smile. alvsays has been and will he capahle of carrying a friendly conversa- tion vxith anyone. anytime. anvsxhere, "How are va"' Likes Red Sox. Dislikes Yankees. "Norm" Receptionist "Full of cheer. full of pep making fun at everv step." Good sportg full of pep, sim. and vigor easy to get along with "Thats life." Likes sports and music. Dislikes conceitc-tl people. "Sal" Model "Loads of fung cheerful and lwright. Yhc her lriends' greatest delight." Neat. sharp dresser. lovely to look at fun to have around. mischievous. "Oli, Do." Likes lweacli. Dislikes L'Y1,lPUI.lYL -cl milk NWHATLL I PLAY? JOHANNA P. DELLAPIANO NIO., "l can live without poetry and walking, hut vxho in the world can live without talkingf' A hundle of vigor and vitality always on the gog so friendly. "XY'hat. are you nuts!" Likes sports and elothes. Dislikes Yankees and snohs. llolnhy--niakirig straphooks. RUTH DEMANCHYK "Ruthie" Nurse "'Tis nice to he natural, when one is so naturally nice." Talkativeg easy to get along vvirhg full of life and spirit. "Thats all right." Likes blonds and sports. Dislikes conteited boys and mustard. Hohhyftalking on phone. Q X Chemist NICHOLAS T. DONOFRIO "Nicky" Armed Forces "A merry heart maketh many friends." Easy goingg never worries. good for a laugh makes friends easily. "Isnt that silly." Likes going out and Delores. Dislikes snohs, I' 1 l .v K W 5 HELEN F. CRONAN "Helen" Housewife "Laugh and the vsorld laughs uith you." Vivaeious. sunny dispositiong gay. "Cruising for a hruisef' Likes eating. Dislikes snobs. Hohhy- George. MERRILL A, DEBSKI "Barry" Musician "Through love of music one possesses the foundation for sutcessf' Interesting conversationalist intelligentg sharp uit, true friend to court on in needg mature: very serious ahout his trumpet. "Real Crazy," Likes good food. traveling. Stan Kenton. and extremes in almost evervtring. Dislikes "Squares" and school. HKJTJDQ'-L0llCCIlHf.1 records. ELIZABETH E. DOXYNING "Betty" Searetary "Deserve success and you shall command it." Quiet, pleasing personality, hard xxorkerg a true friend to all who know hen talented piano player. "lfor goodness sakes " Likes Iliusle. Dislikes useless enterprises. PATRICIA A. DIQNNE "Pati' Housewife "Being ofthe hest nature is one ofthe fruits of life." Good natureiig nice personality: a pleasing manner. well liked. quiet, "Oh. tlearf' Likes George. Dislikes snohs. Hohhi'-col- lecting records. G JOYCE A, DYRANT DOROTHY M ITDXVARDS "VIN-4-5" GMM- XYWIQU "Doe Utlite Vforker Hlitiotl vxortls are north more Anti tosr little' iilfIlIIl'.7VIlI'II7 imil 3 llflllil UIUC 379 IIC! Ouiet, gooil listener, go-iti n.itt.re.l. east' to YW-ilflfx I talk U, lun .um pt-ppp, makes trientes easily. theer "You know what to say." .Nil H Likes sports. Dislikes squash. VIH IXWN If UPU- Likes musit Dislikes tonteitetl people, MARILYN J, ELIA "Buttons" NX'ave "Make short the miles with talk anti smiles." Small lively girlg talks at all timesg loads of fun- XVILLIAM ELKO "You LION! l'il'l0fV.-CIO Ya?" "Bruiser" Professional Boy Scout Llkes Clothes' Dwhkes I ankees' "I try all things. I achieve what I can." ,4 Depentlalile antl trustworthyg warm and f wleasing personalitv' unsung football herog will never let his lrientls tloxxn. "O tome on non!" Likes girls. Dislikes tlancing. 'bs I ONLY Five Miueriis MORE MARIE A. ESPOSITO "1X1,me" Secretary "The uorltl is lor her who has patience." Pleasant anti agreeable: very attentive listena er rather than a speaker. "Oh goshlu Likes tlothes, Dislikes gossip. Hohhy- stamp eollceting, i I s Qi ' THEODORE ESTXYAN MARY IHXRLIQY "Ted" Navy "Mar" Nurse "Its in fhg lwcitilg, uht, lnfyfhqr jr." 'It S jliirisl UD l'C ttitffk' tlmtl KKLNL' ll s ,Qi ful H.1pp'.A:u-ltztlxy. tart-true .mtl gay. luails of YH lic lfliflvf dflsl TMC' fun Ki: lwc xxitli, tricriil tu all, wry lixcly, full NWI -IYUNCV fir-100 I'lC-is-iflf YCVWHJ of ifilxcs, ,urn-itl tricriil. xxill lic tritn nuzw Hxiltsl 'Kitt V Likgg girls Diglil-qgg gihfml, Lilucs tlamingt. Dislikes tliqucs. BlfRNADlfTTlf M. lflTXGIlRAl.D "Bern" Nurse "Softly speak anil sweetly smile." Real ture with twinkling eyes neat appear- ance. cheerful persunalityg Matlclyn, Mary Maureen. antl l. HC,l'Lll'Tll5-l7L1fl.H Likcs green eyes. Dislikes walking tn sthuol. OUT IN 'l'Hli COLD AGAIN! Ci,-XY ,T CiAl'LKNIfR C131 Nurse A aft' 1 Q1 .sh is sgrisliint' in .1ll"AC Qian as l 7 ftartic Iffffllig. 'until Lliarattcr. unc ut nu. tapasff: Pap Llulp Lcaicrs. "Oli plcascf Likts railing un tlic plwrmc- Dislikes near- ina i ' "ia .is an.: stripes tutuctlier. a l'.l3XY'r'xRl3 -l l'l.OUl3 'l-l' NL'VN1'.ifL'TIT1ilIl llt that Auivcth tliu turist. imlucrli thc lciist nfllgi ',ll Cnifiil tiatircil at all times. lrit-nil to all: in- tlusrrifius wirlxer. mutlest, a shining future for Iltl. vhn possesses all thc qualities nf a great man. "Partners in trimcvflftl. ,latk and I, Lilies music, lwasclull. Rarely dislilacs any- thing. In L ELLEN Bl. IIOLEY "El ' Nurse "A marry heart. malxctli .1 thccrful ununrc- name' 'l'.ill..itix'c, tliccrltil. tailor tiir f.:ii. lilmilwlc lNL'fKuI1.1llIS, lit-rrimluttc. Nlatltliritu Mary .iris l XX.iit tzil l tall xiitz l.iltt-s st-fwrts Disliltt-s Aint-ritari Piulslcrns, 'ICJ ANN CZABIANIIIII YI-I Druss Designer I..1i.4Iiu-r ls thc 11714 ILS, ..!IlXL'TS.iI we-rumen in! Iifn' I Xml .md Iiianiticii. iittun scWS Iicr mmm LInIIns. .IIIIINIYIIJIIN Imt sim spoken, .1 friend IH mm-II. "Oh r-ir pity siikcsfv Likcs I1I1miIs .md square QI.lFlLlHA6l. Ilislikcs Snobs ROBERTA GATISON "Barra" Scamsrrcss "As lively as the smiling iI,1y." Gmini sn-use of hiinwr. .1Ixx.1ys pcrr.1nLI ready with sonic rcm.1i'Ix.1IwIe rfi opinion on L1 SLIIWIULIQ IWLIIMIIC ut QIIIIIIJSIJSITI, xxcll-IiIiuI by LI.1ssm.1rL-s. Likcs shines, D1sI1IxLAs iI1.iuix'ity'. "Su true ' A BABY. ITS COLD OUTSIDE! GLORIA A. GITLOSO I iii Drcss designer Niirlminlu ,uivcs unc person sci muih .uIx'.1n- rage over .miirI1cr as to runnin always wol and umLitIIcLI under all kII'kLIII'l5fill'ILC5.H I7ricmIIy gI'1.1r.utcr, youd surisc of I1iimc':r1 designs in her sparc-rimcg wrnplagcnr and um5iiIcr.1tc. "Irs for real." Likcs jusciry. Dislikes shines KAIIIRYN NI Lil JNIXDIA K.uIii ' Siiixur 'mmm xsmiiru I.hIlI14II1.AII rm- riilicsnir :Im XKUFIAI ' A Iirtlc igirl vsirh ,I Iii: Mme. Lima smile. t.1Ic11u.i suis In-r .MINS rmnnrii sxiuuss 'XYh.iiI1.i sax f 1.II'sL'5 IIILLNM Uisiiku mimi iis , , MARY Y. LQRANATIK JOAN BI, LLIATRIK K "Bunny" Hoiisuxkifc "Io" N-arct.iry I IHLIQIILWI thc Iiciuhr ut IILIIUIIII Iiappiriuss 'A Iittlu mini mmm times iictcrniims gmiiI.' .mii Iicrc I fix nu limit I I'i1mI of shy IWLIIA NL'I'I'41llHJxI Iricrni to thusq ure. t.aIIx.irixc, rc.1iI'. fur tim: diwrtiil pct- dmc ui Iwi - I7.lI.5IIlIIL'I..il'h1 I wri.xI1r5..1IIIIIQIiiznitiu4iI'pL-rpL-!1.,iI iiiiitiiiii "I iiiint Iuimxf I.1I-ms spurts. Dislikcs smiIwIiisIi puwplu. Likes rriuriiily Vciiplna Dislikrs iumcitu Pu rpIt, LETS TAKE AN OLD-FASHIONED WALK AGNES H. HARTSEIELD "Ag" Stenogmpher "H.ippy um l, from nares l .tm tree. tri to he alw.iys contented like me." .lox'i.tl personality seasoned with .1 touth of wit: extels in sports, "Oh quit itll' Likes elothes. Dislikes eossips .intl nosey people. DANIEL R. "Hilrehi' "Never love a little girl Ll lot. love .1 lot of girls a little." Theres eonversation in his smiling eyes. hantlsome with tiark curly hair, exer rrientl- ly, "Mon Dieu." Likes girls. Auootl footl, Kuooti times. Dislikes lftenth untl smoking. HALCHACK ,lournslist NIADELYN E. HART "I-UI" Nurse "A hlithe heart makes at hloomirie vistt-ee," Talkative .intl pleasant. h.tp1-3 go lueky, "Oh crumhf' Likes ,lohtinie Ray. Dislikes frogs legs. KATHLEEN HEIIIIERNAAN H h'lvrXRCiARET lf. Hllzl. "K" Court Stenoerapher H PC3145 Arlmthu V Usnappy' Pcmwq IMS or WHL Scldum Seen AV merry he.trt. like .1 metlitine. henetits k H . Y IH ., wh.tt it Alletts, Xfcpmf ffr 'Uulmv Nm Mgmt or hmmm. Prim Margaret. liuri-loxine Peeey. .mtl lim' Lliicglwkilir 'limgut fha FMU.. Pea. .tlw.us ioxml .intl luueliiriu. popular l.t.lLlt'IhiS,. A ' with her nirttiy friends. get her .truuirilu 7' - . Likes "Blue Moon" ht' the Three Ates. "Ship A h.. ,-" "- '.D,lk' l la. ' Q H Q Ami' Xxatubum Isl L5 Pmml sm' LS Likes eats. sports. Dislikes Know'-it-ullsf' JANET HOPKINS u.ldf1i' Bookkeeper 'i'I'heonly XNL1yItDl1.1VC A frientl is to he one." Iirientlly anti t.1lk.1tive. .1 keen sense of humor. retl hair hut little temper, mliiltttis how ir lgtigly' Likes mlkiri.: on the phone .mtl musie Dis- likes toriteiteti people. litihlwy--roller-sk.1t- tnlu. MARTHA A. HlfLTlN Nlarty Nledzcal Secretary "A Cheerful dzspositmn needs ntl help-gt makes its msn friends." lfrienulv uiri. appretiates hewitt lan. arrra- tixe twirler. likes smart pa-iplc. a blonde speetilnall XY'hat s the matter? Ltkes .4-ind times, sptfrts Dislikes pw-tr sports NICHOLAS HYWVA PATRICIA IANNIZLLI 1 i, 1 . ,, , Nitk Armen Tttrtu pm Numan. Hi 'Agl"'ffl'l' lwlx rl" KWWL A 'lklm' A und.: listener is nur tinls tmpular exery- c W' mn. ' W trip, t tilt n ulttie. lint alter a while she knnvts some- 1- Nii.aypn uresser, tall. dark. and handstvme, Umm 1tlTLklt1l1XL wt a -Llltkl nike .im1.1nlt, ustiallt AHM,U,5 IU M, my but Umm plcdmm PU- Q in .1 happx rntmd JUNE M. IPPOLITO "Dimples" Chemist "A good charauer shines hy its own light." Flashing smileg a top studcntg hard workerg popular and peppyg true and helpful class- mate and friend, Her suctess is certain. Likes "Blue Moon" by Three Aces, sports, music, anything red. Dislikes hypocritital people. lTllllIl,llS NARN Illkk IL' .l llflll . ., mrs the clue Y I KIMSINMCS likes spturts and Yankees Dislikes citulitli muh is hug Likes fund .intl tii..s:t lhisliki-s tliqties MARJORIE IRELAND "Margie" Nurse "A good heart is hettcr than all the heads in the world," Very pleasing.: manner, has a smile for every- BlfVIiRI,Y JOHNSON "Bw" Typist "Friendlier than she unc cannot he." I,ight'he.irted. nt-wr mirries, amiahle. smil- ing aluaxs, vu-ll-l1ked,L'xtClSln sports. 'Him stupid tan une gctf' Likes spurts. the Naxy, good PALS. Dislikes tvuoffancd people. one, a great pal. "VC'hat a hunk?" Likes piakles. Dislikes Mondays. LETS HARMONIZE stiti.ility.kt'et1 intellett, tu-ll liked lu' .ill her 41 I'IIYLI..I5 ,IL'DD iljiiiirsie Physio-therapist " 'Tis hetter tn att than tri wish it tlnnef' Cienial personality, tt swell pal. sintereg makes fiientls easily. uinsistent in her ways. "Its a harrl lite " Likes sports, reatlinlu Dislikes snulis. MARY D. KOZIATEK "Mar" Nurse "Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm." Iinthusiastit, tarefreeg can talk herself out of any situation. "Its sharp." Likes sprirts. lwiys. Dislikes conceited people. Holnhy---emlwrtiitlery. i L Il. t PETER I KLANKO "Pete" Businessman "Then he will talkfilh, htm he will talk?" Seltliim ltiuntl in silente. a whiz at mechan- ies, run-lm.'in,u. "I tirin t care " Likes rural, Lars anti talking. Dislikes women antl hartl work. THE OLD PIANO ROLL BLUES. S' MICHAEL A. KOSKELOXVSKI "Mike" Draftsman "It is the nature Of a peaceful mind to be calm anti untiisturlfetf " Ifrientlly nature. always willing to help: quiet antl sincere. "Thats for the hirrlsf' Likes meehanital drawing. Shelton, Dislikes 6 weeks' tests Hobby-hunting. J' ! ' I IX mal IELIGIENIT KRIZAN "Gene" Scientist "The-re's nothing so hecomes a man as nintl- est stillness and humility. Has a friendly way though seemingly quietg dignified accent that highlights all his con- versation. "W'ell-uh." Likes Class of '53, music. i f " is BARBARA L. LANGDON "Bath" Secretary "Goodness is the only investment that never fails." A long lasting frientl, very reservetlg good listener. "Oh for heavens sake." Likes sleeping and reading. Dislikes con- ceitetl people. L'RSL'I.A LA ROCCO '4l'rs" Nizrw "Li-wli. ni liiiik .it. tin-lzulitfiil tn lxtirixx " cilflil!l.lY..YL1l. xzx'.it:.-Hx. XLYC. tx-pin.. L grlt hl.itlQ iron-s. liliuti hx .iil when kriim har "U K. hun." Likes iiriuiiml thingux. sp-ms. t-1 tell irikcs Dislilws lic-ing ruxlicil. tlctcritiuri LOL'lSl2 M. L:XL'RlClfLI.:X "LOU" Nurse "Gmail humour is thn- hc.1lth of thc wir l V 1 All-rntintl .uuoil Wort. neat .1ppu.1r.1nL,e. , -3 Cxcclx in mpwrtx Circ Occ .intl I1 nite hair. WN. "Stop it." Likes spwrts. Dislikes homenorlc. RONALD If LINDSKUG 'Riinnic' linrustry lr: q:.iLtncSS .intl Uiiifxfsgnrc 5h.1ll hc ml' strcngrh Lui: qua-r hut rm-ri.:Qy. witty. talented artist. nun ilrwwr A, 4 X QQ . , ,,, t ' XYILLIAM ,l, LINDSKOG "Bill" ,-'xtwmitirig 'Scriwusncss .intl rncrrimcnt .irc nc.1r neigh- bers." ,luwt .15 guru quirt. inilusrriuus. lricntlly tlis- pi:sitiiin1 nice smile. UPHJIIQ' LllUl.U Lila-5 uatinig. Mlm-spiny. stmrts. Dixliltu sthnnl antl girls. Hohhics-sports and .1rr. "lt itgxt tliicynt liitilx right to mc." 1 Lilcw tlwiga. Dixliln-N nliiml. DOl'l5l.li lfXl'OSl'Rli JOSEPH T. l,AXY'I.OR "loc" St.itcpoliccrn.m "Pretty girl. igillnn inf gas. liuur gootl rites. what incite mn l ask." Thouglitliilg never xxitliniit .in anmwn neat tlrcsscr. quite thc latlfs man. "Oh ycuhf' Lil-:cs lnnrl. Dislikes conrcitctl people. Huh- by-hunting. BEVERLY L, LYNN "Bu " bca rct.iry in a quicr nay." Quict. sunny tlispnkitinri. wry rcfcrxul. "lint LHIHLC out lniitlf' Lilxcs tclcxisitm. Dislilws nxirnrning. llnlwhy -knitting. "L.'naHc-att-il. gentle and jl.iY. Shu cnjnys lilc 4. L. XXVHAT ODDS? 3 IRITNE L. l.l'X '4Red" Housewife "I will he the pattern or .Ill patient? Alvxays ready tor .1 good tinie. triezrilg. f operative. "That'll never do." Likes tood Dislikes school. , I I ROBERT MANLFY "Bob" Chemist 'iliusy here. Busy thercg to find him quiet is A some-thing tarts." Ifasy ALIIJIIIZQ good natured. .iluans lauuhingg oursmnding lwlue eyes, talented piano player. 1 "Lets take off." 5. ' STEPHEN MANKULICS Likes girls .ind Italian food, Dislikes girl "Sturt" Momkmn Phmw pldlvwl' "As happy 21 man as any in the world. for the whole world seems to smile upon me." Tallg neat dresser, with .1 pleasing person- ality and good word for ali. NOK. Doll." Likes food. Dislikes flowers. MARIE R. BIARRONIT "Midge" Comme-ttial Artist JOHN A. BIARIffiKI "john" Engineer "It takes a great man to make a good listen- Cf. Sintere: nice to know: serious hut pleasant. "Sure thing." Likes to howl. Dislikes school. A "As merry as the day is long." Ifriendly nature, a smile tor evetyoneg good sport: amlvitious. spirited. "XY'hattha say"' Likes music. dancing. and reading, Dislikes shovyofls and nosey people. Holulny-painting and handierafts. I bl i 1 ANDRE R. INIARTIN "B2'1l'C" Ctianh "A little nonsense now and then, is relished hy the hest of men." Fervent football player: smooth dancer: mis. chievousg genuine sense of humour, true friend. "Thats pretty cool." Likes football, jazz, and "Birdland." Dislikes squares and Yankees, BARBARA C. MARTIN "Bins" Secretary 'Talk anti I'll talk with you: Stop, and I'll talk alone." Friendly. humorous: witty: known for her neat appearance. Likes -Tim: Dodgers. Dislikes conceited people. Hobby-basketball. EVELYN MCZMANUS "Eve" Secretary "Silence is true XY'istlom's hest reply." Quiet: possessing a natural friendliness: a smile for allg always reatly to lend a helping hand. Likes sailors. Dislikes conceitetl people. Hobbs-ctoeheting. JOAN S. MIHALCQIK "jo" Soeial XY'ork "She that was ever fair :intl never proutl. Hail tonhuue at will. .intl xet was never louil. Quiet, popular anti personality pluSL DICC tlimples, .llxnavs smilinil. "I iioiit know." l Likes trientlly people. Dislikes conceitetl people, 6 I . AN N 4' Nr f .5-.gifs Joris xitnoxxrit. ,TEDWARD W- NgfGARBY "ltth" llirest Rance: H L 'rd lf puns, XX mfr 4, . r , V' Happy :fi liitki.. eheeriul ann gay. a vers' HXAnii1sementto .in rihseriip: 'wing :I stx..f'.' good ptgl In UUE. uJ3..-- ' . n open air enrlizgsiast. rtlzt-its Y.ic'Y1'N 4 Neat. veil l.ke.l. good iuwlxifltell .xluaxs rc-aria' time .intl plate lor exerithinu. nexer in a hurry. "Your nose." lit Quo plates antl tio thingsl can see humor- ous sitle ol any situation. "Thats tool. man." l.ikes sports antl parties. Dislikes going home earlx. Likes footl antl loaiinig. Dislikes school Holilwies-hunting .mtl Ilblllllg. MARY LOL' MESTUZZI "Lou" Secretary "Busy active. lull of fun, much she has LlfltlCl'I.iliCU1 muth she has ilonef' Intellieent. intlustriousg it ilepentlalwle and sympathetit frienii. "Heyy thats .1 Auootl iileaf' Likes apples .mil music. Dislikes hypocrites. xxorrvinu. anti Yankees. Hobby-playing Hawaiian guitar. CEE, THIZ OITFICQIZ ISNT AS BAD AS I THOUGHT fI'I.AiRLI N I' Xfffbl P. lflliifltk N: "' ' .11 'A "Those mme eaves' " I 'nel ,I dance' vrnerirnc-s quiet si rtze' 't a nice feiifnx ai'sXa'.' Lire 'I tiiin't care." Likes friiti ani t' , is D:s..l.e 'Hp gz:.s NWA 5- WRABILE Doaorin' is xioorui Nm OPEN bmw "tum mir riftsw "Let me uo yx heteer I will. I hear a sky lwffl "Crawl natngre will .ilxnivs vin the heart." g 4' UIUSIC Sml' , A Iiine sense of humour trieniili.. neyer with Neati beautiful black yxavy hair, yoltlen Um J Smut. pleasing kilswmmmv yoice. sliuhtly excitable but never unsociable, HO Wat" ' C-ffwfge Likes dancin: and clothes Dislikes uiriceiteci Lixcs clothes ancl Bobby. Dislikes sloppy pulpit! tlressers. Iiobbyssemng and music. RAC,.IIIfL fNll"I'RIIi "Rae" Actress JOSEPH T. MOTEL "Moe" Sports X5C'riter "Oh, yyhy should life all IEIIBOUI' be." Q Blushes quite easily: never worries about homework. "XX'hat's the matter." Likes clothes, sleep. and sociable people. Dislikes xxork. Hobby-having fun. WONDER XXIHAT I DID NOXV? 'Ifirst to dream. then to act." Actixe in school anti social interests. tall-ca tzveg gootl actress. "So thats life." Likes music anti XY'iot'bi.iry. Dislikes sis I I ysceks' tests. Hubbysreaclinu LORRAIXIZ K. NIIZIIIAKI HLL11ZI'lf:l NMTXL' 'She nee-I not seek thatin. she has it I 'IA.1lentetI. sociable. has a friencllx niittzre 'ca.ii1y." Likes mtisic anti clothes Dislik cwicc people. Iilolwhy -fpliiy ing piano ROSE NOGA "Ro" XY'aye I 1 "A ray for toil. an hour for sport, hut for a friend is lite too short " Good n.itured. friendly: athletie. enjoys a good tokeg t.1n also tell one. 'You dont know. do you?" Likes skirting. Dislikes snohs. Hobby- drawing. Ci.. 4 JOSEPH J. OBRIEN "joe" Comedian "XY'e should puhlish our joys .md conceal our grielsf' Carefree fellow: full of funl witty' 411 all times. "Don't hug me." Likes Gerry. Dislikes ysiseuuys. Hohhies- sports and tricks. I 0 F P HEY! YOURE BLOCKING THE STAIRS MARGARET NI. PETRO "Gee Gee" Physituil edueation teacher Lite without sports is no lite for me." CHRISTINE A. PARKER "Chrisl' Medital Seereury "Good natured. full of lun, mixes well xxith everyone." Popular student, hlushes e.1silyg friendly and helplulg another ol our ture txxirlersg help- ful to everyone. "Guess what." Likes people .ind steaks. Dislikes snakes, ANTHONY XV. POEHAILOS "Tony" Dentist "liyeryone's friend and no one's enemy. Quite L1 sports enthusmstg .1 ladies' man grin .and .i slap on the lxiek tor eyeryonei alvyixys raring to teog yersutileg good natured e of our t.1p.1hle Pep C.luh le-.idetsg en- N l l Q thusza tit. .1mi.i.ue disposition. XXl i l Q MYR.-'x ,I HAR! li 'Mike Sotial Xxlstfk "I ,im tr..e to uh.it l liei'eXe ' XY'itty .iixs.i'.s re.i tt. fit' .1 e. .id l.it.eh. out t .t poet. ysitken Iiv.AtJ,.eKK1tlt 'Uh Lvee I-,kg distessions, Dwlikes lxtltinig ,1 hook Holwhy-pl.iying trumpet. LIS INN-Ha elfetis' Likes sports Dislikes tdtilitlosser. Lute. "So sy h.1tl " Likes sports. Dislikes homework. Hohhy- playing aeeotdion. I -al x STAIRXVAY TO THE STARS EDXVARD PRlBfACHL'K "Ed" Mechanical engineer "Only the conqueror of gloom or the dis- coverer of happiness enjoys the gifts of the world." Carefree natureg jolly characterg well liked hy all who know him. "Thats for the birds." Likes food and television. Dislikes Yankees and conceited people. Hobby-lirench class. GO MAUREEN C. QLIINN "Maur" Nurse "Her air. her manner, all who saw admired." Dignitiedg good companion and friend: neatg fellow would love to have her take his ell. say something." airforce and dancing. Dislikes cliques. -art. ELIZABETH RANNO "Betty" Nurse "Quiet at lirst, but look again." Giggles and grins at a seconds noticeg can he very serious and quiet at times. always a good sport. "l dont know." Likes Yankees. sports. Dislikes conceited people. Hobby-collecting china dogs. ,. Q41 OLGA POPOVVCHAK "Olga" Secretary "Silence is golden." Easy goingg slow in her actionsg well liked "Oh Brother." Likes ice skating. Dislikes conceited people Hobby--collecting pictures. VERONICA J. POVILAITIS "Ronnie" Nurse "Silence is precious-talk is cheap." Very quietg versatile in sports. a good pal. "Oh Gee." Likes sports. Dislikes showolis. KATHERlNE A. REARDON "Kay" Nurse "All in all. shes a likable lass." Nice dresserg good rtiendg loves a good iokeg infectious giggle. "Au fight,-2" Likes dancing. Dislikes conceited people. Hobby-talking on phone. IEAN L ROBlNbON '-lean" Seuetary 'lt :s F4-'tt-r tr Ft SfTi.1il.2H.fSl11f!c!l1.il'lIfJ lie una. 'if Las: a sl1.iiw.x " A lvzlt- F..n.1Ie .r f..::. .1 guild worker ani a mtl. frgtnd In all 'Flin if fake mx lital 1-ti" Likes XX'i,iitif'..fx Dzsizkes tonteztei people. Hoklj,-sports. li 5Al.X'A'I'OR L. SALA hal" Navigator "XX'lun troailwles tome your soul to try, you lint- the lricntl xxlio will stantl-luy." Quiet type. a gootl sgout and fricntlg always vxillitiu to work. "Oli Chuzln Likes typing. Dislikes trigonometry. Hobby LOI 5 RLBELNIANN ' Lo" Scttetary 'lkra,,n.xfiz'. N t., a woman. X'i'h.1t perfume FLORENCE E. RZASA ' lilo" Secretary 'Quiet and ncatg friendly antl sweet." A xixaeious lwlontle. pleasing smilc and per- .s tri .i :Timur A ture LllL'CTiL'.1tl!.'l'1 has ,1 xxiilt- circle of Simaliq-A ll'lL'HLlSl good tl.1mcr1 gag. smiling person- "Tough" alitv, Likes television. Dislikes conceited people. Get smart." llolwby-knitting. Likes .1 Nav. nun .intl tlanting. Hobby? Ecru-r vt firing. SALYATORE M. SAMPIERI "Sal" Armed Forces -cars. . ,, "Life is too short to be serious. Happy-go-luckyg a good workerg wonderful -W friend. ' "Lets not argue." Likes CYD. Dislikes arguments. I, y , f . 'X l THINK YOU RE KIDDING LWIE DLZLORES SANDERS "DU" Settctary "God makes .ill thinigs huootlf' Very quiet anti tonserx,1tne,.A heart of gold. 11 Alwuxl ffltfltl. Mlrlotiestly nov Y" Likes boys. Dislikes gossip. Hobby-l:Jasket- ball. , 5' Ei' ' 1 . 52 tg ie ROBERT D. SAUNDERS "Bobby" Engineer "Ready for work, ready for play, Always happy. good natured, and gay." Friendly and good natured, blushes easily, easy going, likes to tease, big blue eyes and mischievous grin, handsome vice-president of Dramatic Club. "Huh?" Likes dimples, fudge, tennis and camping. Dislikes meeting deadlines. JOHN J. SHEA "Hap" Doctor "All for fun, fun for all." Cute, neat, an all-round fellow, obliging to lady pedestrians, friendly disposition toward all. SIDNEY H. SAVELEVUITZ "Sid" Accountant "The ocean is full of deep thoughts, But I only ride the waves." Dimpled smile: always ready for a laugh, revels in having a good time, highly spirited individual, shutter bug, willing to work for achievement, XVinter and l. "Hey there?" Likes good food and girls. Dislikes English. Hobby-photography. JOYCE M. SEVERINO "Min" Secretary "There would be no great ones lf there were no little ones." A petite black-haired twirler, always ready with new ideasi talented dancer. "Dont bother mel" Likes the beach. Dislikes phonies. Hobby- talking on the phone. ANNA MARIE SICIONANO "Sis" Portrait Photographer "A friendly nature is mirrored in her laugh- ing eyes." Always smiling, full of mischief, laughing brown eyes. "Oh, you're kidding!" Likes clothes. Dislikes pork. "Ka ou to outo ostrumbotof' Likes hockey and basketball. Dislikes Yank- ees. GUYS AND DOLLS RONALD A. C. SKURAT "Ronnie" Bed and Pillow Salesman "At what l sing some may smile, W'hile some, perhaps, will sigh." A wonderful voice, with a personality to match, a great friend of opposite sex, head of gorgeous brown curls. "Horrorsl" Likes Derby Avenue and parties. Dislikes work. Hobby-singing. HLLLNL Nl. bNX'lNlK 'Helene' Secretary 'Totiay yyellylixetl makes eye-ry yesterday .1 tlream or happiness antl exery tomorrow a yision of hope ' Neat tlresser. rrientily to all who knovy her, reserved. Likes music antl collecting photographs, Dislikes overly sweet people. GENEYIEVE A, TERRASI "Gen" Secretary "She is gentle. she is shy." Quiet antl reservetlg true frientlg her smooth black hair is one of her assets. Likes sehetlule 4. Dislikes egotistical people. Hobby-record playing. X"L'lLLl:XM B. TRIQYORROXY' 'Bill' Armetl liortes Niotiestx lwtornts a xounu man i Diunitxeti. thafatteristit linelish attent. at- tixe student. makes trientzs easily, tan make a territit milkshake. 'U urine now Likes .irixing Dislikes sneaky people Hoh- by-reatling. if IYX Lll3RlS ALLIE lf. THOMAS 'Bahy-Ray" Seamsrress 'Brimful of mischief but harmtul to none." Peppy hut tlignitietlg always interestetl in ae- tiyities around her. "You knoyx what to sayk' tilrs dates. Dislikes school. Hohhy-baskev a , I CIILIZSTIT R. YACCQA ELIZABETH A. TRlNlBl.l2 'Syl' Voealist "Betty" Omit worker Hfiutitl xxill is the only investment that neyer "The gootl antl the wise live quiet lzxesf' huh' Pleasant personality. quiet antl giggle non antl then. "Egatl!" Likes reading. tlanting. Dislikes snohs ilemureg a A perpetual smile1 talented singer. always shoving her pleasant personality. popular with all het tlassmates. "Oh prunesf' Likes sports, Alan Dale, anti music. Dislikes xxinter time, Hohhy- . Q5 ll LOOK AT THIS PIC 'II RI HIIIN If. XYATROIN "Helen" 'Ilqttliet "A sunny tiispiisition Anil an untletstantling IICAFLH Quiet Antl theettulg Ll gnutl listenetg blushes easily. "Oh, lice?" Lilies elwthes Dislikes tlentists. MARY 1. VCHALEN "MI" Shotrhantl expert "Pretty to walk vxith. witty to tall-4 with." Personality plusg loads or rung muy :mtl ftientlhi a snappy tlieerlmtler. "Ca-C.huum." Likes "Sentimental Journey" by the Three Aces. the Navy. and Pine. Dislikes chciaolate ice Cream and slowpolfces. -IEAN VARLIOSKO "lean" Secretary "Quietly she goes her wtyg Does het share with little to say." Ifxteptionallx' quiet: willing witlxet. a ftiemi tlimngh thitk and thin "Oh. Ciee"' Likes stwtts xml sewing. Dzsliltes Lfinteitetl people, RICHARD J. XYAILIONIS UDILIC' Navy "Intltist1'y is the Patent fir Ntytessf' Nexxuimer to our class in jignnr yearg the outdoor type, quietg exeeis .n meehanicul suhiects. "I tlunit Icnmsf' Likes hunting gtntl uinsinnti n unrk. Dis' likes Ifnglisli. IIulvhygpliiimef.1pl1y. ROBERT XYINTIZR "Binh" Ifngineer "Nt:rhinig wirries him. nntliing htztries him." I.iix.il lrientl, e.1sy Agiiiiiu. tilxmys te,1.lx .intl If uillink ni .itsuuei ilwesnt heliexe in ILSIIIIILK. Wi Sitl. ther.1pe-rewrtler. .intl I. Lil-tes Dull-nets. Dislikes English. Huhhy- hunting antl hilliattls, 5 - JAMES B. ZY5KOSI-QI s I "Burney" Gnvernnient Secretary X "If silence were gciltlen. he tl hex et he tithf' XY'eII-Ixnovin hir his vim. xigo: antl vitalityg an advocate of singing xxhile he typesg poet- , ically inchnetl. 5' Likes green eyes. Dislikes being stood up. Hohhy-spenthng money. JAMES BARTOLOTTA "Jim" XVoodnnisher "Be always as merry as you tan, for no one delights in a sorrowful man." Alw ays has a joke. womens man: very witty, "Come and get itf" Likes girls. Dislikes teachers. Hohbymdoing odd johs. W if JOHN BRANDON 'fliislsu Arthitect "A thing well done today means less work toniorrimf' An easy going fellow with many friendsg intelligent and studious, "l don't know." Likes girls, Dislikes brownies, Hohhy-cars. 1' ANTHONY CAfNflLLERl "Tut" Auto Mechanic "He should, he could. he wouldg he did his hestf' Checrliil. happy, and always ready to go any-where. "Let me see it." Likes notice. Dislikes told days. llol1lwy- lixing his eats. R Q Q I 2- ' iii PINE MANUAL 2 f X i JAMES BEECHFR GUY BOTQLAY "jimmy" Pro BQSCLM11 Phyef 'lioiils Automotive Engineer "A true friend is an asset to anyone." Always ready for a good time: full of fun "l'll knotk you in the dome," Likes driving around Wakelee Avenue, Dis- Likes mrs. Dislikes eiwrisrical girls, likes stuck-up people. "His friends they are many." Alu ays ready for lun: friendlyg good athlete, "l have room for one moref' JOSEPH BURKOXVSKY "Burk" Maintenance man "XX'hy work when play is so much fun." Loves to drive. hut get out of his way when he comes down the street. "Theres nothing like it." Likes Fords-Dislikes loud people. Hobby -playing cards. A GUY IS A GUY TRAINING SCHOOL 'J -Y. i, g', N 'll EDVVARD CARROLL "Oakie" "Frogman" "His limbs are cast in manly moldg For hardy sports or contests bold." Outstanding athleteg popularg outdoor type. "Knock it off." Likes sports. Dislikes people who talk about others, Hobby-hunting and fishing. CARL CHECKLEY "Check" Printer "A man can do no more than he can." Good naturedg mischievousg pleasant fellow to know. "Get off me." Likes hunting. Dislikes wise guys. Hobby- outdoor life. FRANK DANIELS "Ducky" Draftsman "Your character is what you have made." Wfintlerful ladg liked by all. "I'm pretty." Likes girls. Dislikes brownies. Hobby--cars. SMILE AWHILE SAMUEL CULMO "Mayor" Mechanic "We have forty million reasons for failure. But not a single excuse." Happy-go-luckyg liked by all, "Oh-Yea." Likes Wise guys. Dislikes homework. Hobby -playing cards. EMANUEL DEMELIS "Manny" Carpenter "Happy the man with never a care." Good naturedg good dresserg always ready for a jokeg good friend to have. "Whatta crazy guy." Likes new clothes. Dislikes economics. Hob- by-reading sport books. MELBURN DURANT "Mel" Toolmaker "ln sunshine bright or sorrow deep, It is a friend we want to keep." A sincere friend on whom one can depend for helpg neat dresser. "Be reasonable." Likes sports. Dislikes wise guys. Hobby- playing horseshoes. I W sw RILIIARID likxllix 'Rmh' fiulli 'Slime-r:nies qizief. Slime-times .1 Riwr ' rpm-rrs entlirzsmsrs mm rlresser. 1'wg'L.l.1r. griivrl trzen.l rw luxe Jriiunrl. 'Yiwu re ,uerrin ir Likes white siieks. Dislikes min Hulilwy- sports. i MATTHEW' GABRIEL "Mar" Golf Pro "Speech is great. hur silence is greater." Quietg friendly and good-naruredg always the job. "Get our." Likes music, Dislikes talking. Hobby- playing golf. BOY, THIS IS TI-IE LIFE! XYILLIAM HLYXYA "Bill" Timliimker "Slmx' to argue, But quiek to Ant." Goml sruilenty quiet hut trienrlly, Likes rnoney anll Llurhes, Dislikes Ilrimnies. ROBERT KNOTT THOMAS KASHLBA "Trim" Millionaire Happy-Cm-Luiky. Cheerful and 0.15, A xery grmil p.il in every way." Good liiukinc. all-riiunrl lc-llmxs piipx i uirh the girls IBrin,u nur the uiimenf Likes girls Dislikes priming XYILLIAM KNAPP .. ,. . UB HH XI A Boll I. sell Car Dealer H I A IM um "Good humor is the hedlth of the miml Rose eimmpounll ul lriilie .mel fun, To relish gadmms iS H, Pmmnj' avirzke .xml reymre rar L1 pun. Cioorl n.irrirerl. Ll.1ss riirneilmng very prlpular Winning persnmliry, vsell likeel hy every- mmhlmuusb gnc' . , H 'lGu,1xx.iy," That Slml lull' Likes toiarl. Dislikes siliuill. Iliihlwx--repair Likes girls. Dislikes lwmggers, mg- ' A JOHN KKJSIXJXY 9KI 'Sm-rch .fxmharur 'A trL1cu1ruy.Ar11un l4hL'Wfl4lhL'lI'5 at mccxif Always yuknug. rr1cnki!3.uclQ-Imkui ' Huh! 11. ' I.lkL'9 yglrlx I3zs11kcS yum H H-x . my X I STILL LIKE BLONDITS FRANK IAITCQGO "Frank" Bunk C,.1r Drixcr .Y "Nur too Scruvusi not U10 guy ,I-h.lI'S the 'ah' .A pmpqr way," f Quart kidg vary prmui of hii '51 HOIJQ " X "XX'l1crc's Mm 1.1-An!" A I. A-Y 3 5 V, - V, I.nkcs Aurn Mcnlnumins. Dislikes lfnu 4. I RLXX 'XO All Iiwlwlwpmxllw LMS- Andy Arnlurur JAMES LINIJSIZY "-Iirlibrf' Aum Mcdmnlc "Drank Liu today uhm you c.m In-Ave for ro- nXflfrflYY.H Spirirui jukcsrcr, ulxmyx 1.lLI.LIlliII,hl. gum! Sport, HAf1YIhlI1,!.B-IIWY. Amthin,u." Likes lmsclmll. Dislnkcc tc.uhcr'Q pct, Hob- lvy-tuknnlu out gurls. JOHN MM I.IiAN "Mac" Auto ruufulnig "l.alm .uni fCiL'f'VL'x4, yuu he-.xr lxrrlu frm lnm U Alxmyx uhcrc hc sl1f1L1IJI1'llw, "XX'hcrc s l.c-u,uo"' Lakes limuk 1.4-gxgu Disllkci Sdmol. "IJlll4LICl'lI xxurk rnakci il skxlI'uI xxurknmu " An ulrcllllucur and umrwzcrirmlmx study-ur, vc-ry puwd n.uurcJ, fricmllv. HAM' vnu kiJ.11rl,!" , Llkw Nklntcr Kpurrs lblqlkii '.1sRn'rlmaH. sl- ROBIZRT MALI 'Holi' Truyk Drncr "PL-fvplc bcwrnc rinh by mxmfqnqu their own lwuslf1L'xQ" Ruxluzryf fL'PfL'SCIlI.lIlXC up Pmcg never on YIHHZ QUICK, "Funk .a lcmfm ' Lxlim curing. Dlsllku lMl9kCflNlH, Ilubby- huutuug. XX'lLLlAM MIGLIRE "Flip" Electrical Technician "XX'hen he comes in. mischief hezinsf' Known hv everyoneg full of fun. never dull: a :ood athlete: mood dancer. neat dresser. "XY'hatta crazy kid." Likes Ft. Marys Dislikes economics Hoh- hy-minstrels. LOUIS PANTALEO "Lou" Machinist "Always ready with a good joke. yet kind and thoughtful whenever he spoke." Quiet. likable fellowg very friendlyg with a generous smile. "Oh brother." Likes music. Dislikes saving. Hobby-talo ing clarinet lessons. FRANK PAXVLAK "Red" Carpenter "Good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality." Popularg vvittyg well-liked by classmates. "Hovy's that Grab ya?" Likes bowling. Dislikes wise guys. Qf X .1 we FLOYD MINOR CARL NLkY'HOL'5F "Clyde Toolmaker 'Burl' Toi lzndkt-r "l had rather he a lweuzar and SPend ml' 139 ' ln aruuinu too. he my ncui his skill. lfvr c-yen dollar like a kann. than to he a king and thiiizuli x.inqi.islied he cii'..1.1 aruut- stillf spend my money like a heuuarf' Alvvavs lends a helpinn hand. you vvi vvrivs rememher that smile of his. "XX'ho. me?" Likes Derhy girls. Dislikes US. History. Hou that lviy loves to talk and .iruue smart ll al- and stuilious, "Hey: you little freak. Likes ,uirls and sports, Dislikes LS. History SJ' Y JOSEPH PARR Golf Pro "Buster" "Value the friendship of him who stands by you in the storm." Fun to have aroundg very friendly, and al- vxays helpful, "Cmon now." Likes sports. Dislikes Dodgers. WHAT A CRAZY KID! EDXYARD SAXYICKI e 1 "Ed" Pro Basehall player N "Personality is what counts." Quiet. industrious: a true friend. "You dont say." , Likes dancing. Dislikes girls. JY!! FRANK PIZRSICO NORMAN SAMPIERI "Hanky" Carpenter "Berth" Stotk car driver ll good things tome in little patkagesf' "To spend mo rnuth time in studies is sloth," 6 ' small fellow with L1 hig hello. An easy-aoinu fellow with a good sense of Wait a minute." humor. .ikes outdoor sports, Dislikes sthool. "Lets he swift." Likes girls. Dislikes sehool. 5 ONIQFRY SEDOR "Butch" Carpenter "A man is only as good as his work." Always on the gog not too talkativeg outdoor LOUIS se1ARR1No FFP? ,. U E Y, Anyhow. Shim T00lmal'fel' ' Likes hunting. Dislikes economics. Hobby- "Honest fame awaits his wishg for he is the , working on guns. great "Shish." r Full of lun and mischiefg good softball play- er, "Gee's." Likes girls and the Yankees, Dislikes the Red Sox. ' 9 4 REAL COOL 9 1 VUILLIAM SMAYDA "Bill" Pattern Maker " 'Tis good will makes intelligence," Very intelligentg anything for a laughg but serious when necessary, Likes food. Dislikes sixth period, Hobby- bowling. fp f Gr l Yo' RQBLQRT 517A-XDLR I.IJXX':'xRlJ I.-Xlllsl My 4'B.flV' Mnlluznzst ll?-5' K-Vlwmff "A gynxmnr frjgnli ig 3 flung mm Ami hgyki H0151 lil FTUKIA lNYlz.lr wixmllwrlu mn 5-ln Vnlf zlxnr lx murcpiicf W imllu Hlilllx' f.il'1HL'I N1.1l4cr MAH Mmmuf , Snmrtg quictl alxniys xulllnu tn help uthcrx HM WHA ix MW lm, xklmhirltv ANH5 fflifff-r f7WWflY.- QUWY llllf lNl'l'l-l-if mn urn-n lw tnnnll .il thc lrcmunr Alley. 1m,.hr'4 ' 1,-M1 I klhm' H 'Dmln 15,,yA' T,HLh ., l.1Mw lnlntmnlg. IJlNlllKLN ul rnlrnlw llnlvlwy LAWS SVUH5' Dhllkcs blomlts' Lllgcs lw.1Nl4crlw.1ll, Ibixlikw HVPUSIIC sex, llolw- F-gum' J., , 3' DAVID Tlimms U H CHARLES TIANQ lufxx nrulcriny. "DJX'CX"l Pro Iinsclwall pluvcr pa Carpemgr .. v. ' . ' "Ir is better rn be happv than rn be msc." XX hy Should I work xx hen llte IS so short. VNV ammy E001 damn, Shim ani well Good sporty always really to lend a helping bum ' ' ' K ' k llEmllQ La.Zf,,fan' "XY'l1crc's thc soap?" 'lm 'Q' , 1.1km Aillliblkl. Disllkcs taking shuwcrs, Lllxca ylrls. lD15lIlxL'5 5qu.1rcs Hobbs,-drawing TELL ME NWI-IY O .41 HONOR STUDENTS GRADUATION 111 I N NIR 'xIA111AxN1 Ii111fos1n N AN111z1xx I-XOXA1 rl 111 Lf A H S CLASS DAY PINE CLASS DAY 134111111111 AxTR1 xi IRINI Bfxmx IOHN BRANDON ROBIRT S'IOIxFS IOAN Com NTARTHA H1 ITIIN JOHN K0s10xx sm 101 IS PANIALH1 C H111s11x1 PARKIR 1x11 B1 RM PIOX 11 LIINOR L11xxAR11 Sxxx1c1x1 41 'Nui 4 , , 3 A f 1 ,, r' ,Q A - 1 , A f , 5 V- YI 4. - 4 .1 NIA ' .111 ,112 211 1 . " All .'1i I1f1fo1,1'1c1 1' 5 ' ' 1 , 31 1, I211xx'A1111 If1,oo11 XX'II.I.lAM S1s1M'11A rPinc1 fo 4 J . - I 1 -. I ' A I 1 4 S I U S--A ' 'S ,- . T 1 ,U . 4 L ' ' xx I . SENIOR OFFICERS K - ig. Z p .- QWXX A . , lx' r. 5 1, "' I1 I. f L55 PVUI' .f 'I-I4 '. 'H L ,X .1 "' -MA A" 5 5-S , . A ,,.., l NV ,vu I TUX, Rl xffixvrl' 'xlflyh V PXQQSQFX 'O " ...X :.L SL.1L..UU u.,lSl1'r1lr1, ,fi IQITAITI ..,,4 U- .IJRS . ..-5 '. I ,,,..... 'I VV! .LII . 'lg I gqlx V Pfwu :wwf ' " 1' Wilfflx ..4..., S- ..,..,. P, . X095 vi CXXK -ANS 11710. ,..., I - ,IZ JJ. 511114.01 'PxfvuxivxWL3ovvXAxx,aw A A"' sC,m'24vff HP -' A "",, Xzigxxxnwwx 1,-C A CCR' E9 ,. vm XE ROOM O a1W-wut? W Pl Ny. , 05 KNUN 55 . 9, If A 5 595' 9 . - 5S'9R?QYlV'YORiFX'5Px BviY5k 1,QD,u?ilen W HOM5 R ' Xxlxgkkh bI,3,x ww. f A 5,59 T 'L wko ff1R,,,OL 0014, O :N X NW b WPG! X05 OLOzQ-- 'AL L- F FH Q - ROW :ANY XY9' ua Vw 'A 3R" HARRAN'f IJ QRS . , g ' , X Sv Ox Yi-QTWSXWPO' 11 Lu"l:',x- AN'-':Ls KVA, NQPK5, vM"" T Q OW ' N , NON !A,1,I. F "lx SHAR CLASS SONG Thmllghlhf me df am and n.U,L-1er,Thm9mi.,..r.J Pm, I I itll! 5 We w.lN fn e doubi-lui Fu lure As we leave+ daY LJJQ We a?kleav ng we are leav ng Dear o H VEFVFVF alll-Hill Gael lryclussma wearegrsev na Good BYA NH El kg hh gl hh li . 5' 5 l . l i . ' i . 0 'i , 'i Ao 0 SO J n I 9 l Li S ' A Q 5 I , S O - ' 'i ' 0 SO , . o ' ' 0 A 9 L. . . Y i f 'I fee is leaving hi SC 001 Alon the hig way of the future NOW that fy-fhfee is going HQPPY though we be, Students proudly pass, SUV? Shall SEN f'-Dfw, ' 1 Gflevmg fof Ouf Alma Mater Thin in of their high school pleasures it t e t Oughts and deeds remammg Singln OYQUY- Whic ave gone at last, And our love for You' A E Y jMsZsKos CLASS HISTORY Q 1 5 of M gf Wonderful memorzer of tba! fllurtnour clarr parsed through ber mmd After about an hour of restful sleep and pleasant dreaming Louisa again returned home and as she entered her huge library she decided to look at some of the year books that filled the room As she glanced about the year book that immediately attracted her eye was that of the Class of 1953 brightly covered and adorned with the Ansonia and Pine High seals and as she opened lf wonderful memories of that illus trxous class passed through her mind Miss Lavender remembered the students as young frightened freshmen who began their first year full of By electing john Andrusko president Christine Parker vice president Sally Coppola secretary and Richard Van Rxper treasurer the Class of 53 made an excellent start Several members of the class were soon appointed to the Observer Staff and many enthusiastic musically inclined Freshies were added to the ranks of the band The crowning achievement of their first year was the presentation of The Mikado with Maureen Qumn Nina Mirabile joan Chudoba Kathryn Gon dola Ronald Skurat Anthony Poehailos and Damel Jones demonstrating their vocal talents and making this operetta a great success And so after ten difficult but enyoyable months that long awaited day arrived when they were to enter the Senior High where their fondest hopes dreams and ambitions were to come true But as they soon realized with yoys came sorrows for it was not easy getting up early finding new classes learning new schedules and eating plam dry sand wiches Despite the fact that they were domg a good ,ob of acting the part of vs use fools they soon proved ANSONIA HIGH they were an important part of the Senior High for the next three years They wasted no time in getting settled and elected four capable classmates john Andrusko Lois Rubel mann Richard Van Riper and Audrey Christian as their class officers With great eagerness to prove them selves a great many of the sophomores joined the Dramatic Club for the first time and they were par ticularly happy when Marianne Brezosky represented their class as treasurer of the club Athletics was another activity in which the sopho mores participated and in which many of their mem bers immediately shone Not only the boys however were becoming outstandmg rn sports for the girls proficient in sports were honored by being named to Honorary Volley Ball and Basketball Teams The Sophomore class soon showed that it also had orators and was well represented in the Public Speak mg Contest by june Ippolrto Joan Cody and Anthony Poehailos The Liftlg Prizes for those who had done the most for the school were awarded to June Ippolrto and Richard VanRiper The Sophomore year with its new activities studies and fun passed by very quickly and with the closing of school the Class of 55 became an older and wiser group of students now being members of the select Upper Classmen The Junior year was one filled with excitement that was to leave unforgettable memories In Septem Parker vice president Lois Rubelmann secretary and Anthony Poeharlos treasurer Durmg the football season the Class of 1953 was well represented by many capable players and helping to encourage the team were two members of the class Josephine Brandon and june Ippolito as cheerleaders The twrrlers Marianne Brezosky Martha Hultm Joyce Severrno Chrtstrne Parker Shirley Brushttrs and Celeste Vacca also added highlights to the football games deftly leading the band with their high step ping routines Of course like every year this one too was filled with contests the first being the Register Essay Contest rn which june Ippolito won first prize and a trip to New York The second contest was the Public Speak mg Contest in which Edward Flood james Lyons and june Ippolrto took part james winning second prize and Edward third June Ippolito Mary Lou Mestuzzr joan Cody and james Lyons were in the final contest the American Legion Oratorical Contest joan Cody ned for first prize James Lyons won second and June Ippolrto third 1,5 -1 x' A I I I B55 HQ -. . . IN 25 " . 1 C . 2 t . . f I 7 - 3 Y 7 I I I . , - K .1"',' . ,., . 4. , XJ . ' I -. ' . . ' . ' T as I. . . , . I I I - . , , , ' ' , . . . . . , 3 7 y ' i .i . . . . , . , , , . . 5 7 7 new ideas with an eagerness to see them carried out. ber, John Andrusko was chosen presidentg Christine . . , . . , . - . 3 . y L . - v . q a , , U . , , . , , l I I , . I I I ,I I 7, , , I , , , I I , I . I f I I I , I I , I . , I If I ,I I , ,. . ' . , I 7 3 . Y . . Y , - , . . . . v Y I , G . , .. . . I I 5 r , I I , ' , , I . I I , , - , , , . . . .4 I .l 7 , , 3. . , , .. 1 y . . . g . , i , , . l . , ,, . . y , , , , . . . . ,. . ,I . . ' , , , . 44 The Annual unnor Semor Receptnon wrth very umque decoratxons and the theme Somewhere Over the Rambow was another of the hrghlxghts of the eventful junnor year at whxch txme the jumors bade an affectnonate farewell to thexr frlends and fellow schoolmates the Sennors whom they would xnevxtably mrss and long remember At the close of the Jumor year the Class of 53 was proud to choose as lts delegates to Gtrls and Boys State Audrey Chrxstlan Chrxstxne Parker Anthony Poehallos Wnllxarn Trevorrow and john Andrusko Audrey Chrlstlan and John Andrusko also recelved the Lnftng Prxzes Havmg once agaxn lnved through a year of un hmnted successful HCIIVIIY the Class of 1953 closed the door on thus xts thxrd year to journey on to xts last and most Important one to become SENIORS When the A HS opened m September of 1952 the class returned as dxgmfied well educated Semors It certalnly was a wonderful feelmg to them to have Sen1or1t1s But at long last they were members of the select few the ndols of all the underclassmen THEY WERE THE STATELY SENIORS It wasn t long before they started thls memorable year by electmg john Andrusko presldent for the dent Lots Rubelmann secretary and Anthony Poe hanlos treasurer Soon the football season came along and wxth jarrnn john Andrusko as one of the co captams many enjoyable afternoons were spent watchmg Wnlharn Elko Stephen Mankullcs Anthony Poehaxlos and Andre Martm performnng for th1s thenr last year And always encouragxng the team were the cheerlead ers Kathleen Heffernan Mary jane Whalen Margaret Hxll Lots Rubelmann Norma Cooper and Ursula La Rocco led by josephxne Brandon and june Ippol1to- Co Captams Gnvmg support to the cheerleaders was the Pep Club led by joan Chrrgwnn Barbara Martm Gay Faulkner and Margaret Petro Dunng th1s year many of the members of the Observer w1th the Ed1tor Audrey Chr1st1an at tended the Columbia Press Conference 1n New York june Ippollto was chosen Edltor of the Lavender and every Thursday could be found workmg wnth her staff plannmg and devxsmg new ndeas for the Year book whnch they were assured would surpass all prevnous ed1t1ons Thrs year the Ansonna Hxgh played host to the Junlor Town Meetmg of the A1r and was represented by june Ippolnto Ansonta Hxgh was also well repre sented at the annual Geography Conference nn the persons of Robert Saunders june Ippollto and Wnl ham Trevorrow When the Dramatlc Club held xts first meetnng four Senlors Rachel Mutrte Robert Saunders joan Cody and june Ippollto were chosen as officers Repre sentnng the class xn the annual productxon were Rachel Mutrne Maureen Qumn Johanna Dellaptano Robert Saunders Mary Lou Mestuzzl john Barto Sal Sam plerl and Nlcholas Donofrlo takmg part rn the pre sentatlon of Sky Hngh a mystery frlled wlth many laugh provokmg sttuatnons The Senlors bemg very fond of sports anxiously awanted the announcement that Margaret Petro Inez Burke Norma Cooper Martha Hultxn june Ippoltto Roberta Gatrson Agnes Hartlield and Veronnca Povx laltls had been appomted to the Honorary Volleyball Team and Roberta Ganson Dorothy Bacote Beverly johnson Margaret Petro Inez Burke and Barbara Martm to the Honorary Basketball Team In the Publrc Speakmg Contest two Senlors took top awards wxth Edward Flood wmnnng first PIIZC and June Ippoltto second prize Among the class artists were joan Chlrgwm and Bernadette Fltzgerald who won prrzes 1n the Brotherhood Rally Poster Con test oan Chlfgwlfl also was awarded the D A R award for good cltrzenshnp In the Amerlcan Legxon Ora torlcal Contest the Sennors were well represented by second and thrrd prnze wnnners respectxvely The Semor Assembly whlch IS always a h1ghlrght of the Semor Year was a magmficent productnon dns playmg many talented members of the class The show based on college lnfe at a sorornty house provoked peals of laughter and applause as the Seniors enter tamed the underclassmen for the last tnme The last few months of school just seemed to fly and then came the clnmax of socxal affanrs the memo rable Semor Prom whlch was an event that would long be remembered for the commnttee m charge had outdone rtself IH decoratmg and plannmg to make rt a great success But much too soon came graduatlon what Semor would ever forget the smgmg of Look for the Silver Lxnmg Halls of Ivy and the memorable Class Song' And that mght mld tears and laughter they too became alumm of the Ansonxa Hlgh School Yes Louxsa thought to herself thls class had had everythx-ng orators artnsts leaders musxcxans why practtcally nothxng was lackmg' And as Lounsa con tmued to remlnlsce she was deeply touched as she recalled the reluctance wxth whrch they had left the Ansonla Hngh the place of thetr every joy and sor row the Beloved School on the Hxll but the memo nes that they would carry w1th them would endure forever No she thought the Class of 1955 wxll never be forgotten' J . - . . . . . . , Y Y Y 9 1 ' 'Y Y ' - , . . . 7 7 Y ' 1 1 1 l I 1 .1 ' ' 1 - 1 . 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' W' , ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 I 45 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Class of 1953 ANSONIA HIGH SCHOOL We the members of the class of l953 of Ansonra Hrgh School rn the erty of Ansonr rn the county of Nlevt Hayen and the State of Connectrcut berng of sound body and more or less of sound mrnd hereby leave our last yyrll and testa ment FIRSTLY To Mr Ruddy and to the members of the faculty we leave our thanks for all the encouragement acts of krndness and advrce durrng our four years rn hrgh school SECONDLY To Mrss Errcson Mr Manley and Mrss Upton vue extend our apprecratron for helprng us to make thrs yearbook a success THIRDLY To the loyal members of the faculty we leave the follow rn To Mr Ruddy a televrsron set so that the students can observe all hrstory makrng events To Mr Clark a longer lunch perrod To Mrss Ray an elherent ollree staff so that she won t have to run errands herself To Mrss McNamara a full trme reparr man To Mr Manley a box of chalk so that he yyrll alvyays be able to Frnd a prece To Mrss Lane tvyo competent operators for the tape recorder To Mr Ryan a nevx prrvate snooper to keep up on the affarrs of hrs students To Mrss Prrckett a parr of mrttens to keep her eprdermrs on her metacarpus vyarm To Mr Hrlbrsh an alarm clock to wake hrs eyer atten trve students To Mrss Coss one gray harr rn memory of the class of pearr ng salt shakers To Mrss Marvrn football equrpment to protect her grrls rn basketball To Mr Glenn a part ou nershrp rn l-lerberts To Mr Arthur an armed guard to escort hrm to the ofhce vtrth the cafeterra money ToM1ssSchoonmaker a room equrpped wrth blrnders automatrc arr condrtroner and East srde vtater To Mr Vrcarr a lrttle sophomore general who can con quer Caesar To Mrss Ryan a Junror Lexrcographer To Mrss kennedy reelrnrng charrs for her Sth perrod trrgonometry class To Mr Porell a group of srngrng basses To Mrss Upton a free pass to the art gallerres of Furope To Mr Martorano-a black lack yyrth vyhrch to patrol lrrst floor durrng lunch To Mr Jarvrs an annual supply of double bubble gum To Mrss Conklrn a set of all materrals necessary to put sue her rnterest rn parntrng To Mrs Lombardr some gentler and less complrcated machrnes 25 To Mrss Monahan a good secretary for the book store to keep the books rn order 26 To Mrss Errcson a stall photographer on hand for all rmpottant school ey ents FOURTHLY C Edward Prrmachuk leaves hrs money belt on hrs vtell worn and beloved seat rn Room 200 Anthony Poeharlos leaves hrs abrlrty to protect hrmself from the grrls to Brll MCAlllSICf falter all you cant all have theml Rachel Mutrre leaves for Hollywood to rmprove upon and take Mary Heartlrne s place Audrey Chrrstran leaves her expressrve eyes and per sonalrty to Lourse Hummel Margaret Petro and Rose Noga leave therr athletrc abrlrty to Genevreve Sadlowskr Bull Trevorrow and Irene Baran leave therr drgnrfred manner to John Cook and Joyce Velms Joe Abate leaves Mr Ryan wonderrng why he became a teacher Barbara Amalavage leaves her herght to Shrrley Klern John Andrusko leaves hrs athletrc abrlrty to Bernre O Doy and hrs leadershrp to Sal Ferla Dot BaCote and Johanna Dellaprano leave the school peace and quret Dorothy Bernardone leaves her knowledge of books to Mrss Lane s students Dotrre Antrum along wrth Joan Brttle leaves Mrss Mc Namara qurte confused Delrnour Boyxley leaves her gum rn the classroom vyastcpaper baskets lo Brandon leaves her abrlrty to talk her way out of srtuatrons to any student needrng excuses Rose Brascho and Shrrley Brushrtrs leave therr neatness Maryann Brenra leaves along wrth Marrlyn Elra Elrzabeth Trrmble Betty Doyynrng and Merle Bunco leave therr quret vyays to Dot Lorec and Dot lnegan Inez Burke leayes her shorthand abrlrty to second year stenography students Ann Cannata and Joe Caporale leave everyone laughrng Joan Cody leases her blonde tresses and abrlrty to eh Yodel' to Jan Srlverberg Judy Cook leaves her carefree ways to Joanne Kennedy Sally Coppola leaves Jaekre Belko her natural curly harr for a rarny day Mary Granatre leaves her laugh to Joan Tomasheskr and her herght to Antornette Kroprevynrckr Merrrll Debskr leaves hrs musrcal abrlrty to some worthy member of the band Pat Dunne leayes her long harr to Mary Ann Porcu Veronrea Poyrlartrs and Dorothy Moore leave therr good naturedness to Janree Hylvua Dorothy Edwards leaves study vyrde awake after sleep rng through rt Wrllram Llko leaves the football team at a loss Ted Fstyyan leaves 6th perrod wrth Krt ty . . 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' ' I l 1 46 5 7 J ,t Nfars Jane XVhalen June Ippolrto and Kay Heffernan the Three Aces lease rnstrgatrng and srngrng Sentr mental Journey Mars Farles and Bernadette Frtzgerald leave therr petrte ness to Betts Beeman and Elrzabeth Clrfford ohn Barto leases hrs grft of gab to someone rn 'sfrss Schoonmaker s class Wrllram Belko usually leaves hrs trrg book rn 20 Rr.th Demanchsk leases her abrlrts to argue to Barbara Smart Gas Eaulkner leases her posrtron as Pep Club leader to Ann Grosa los ce Seserrno leaves her dancrng abrlrty to Joyce Leggo Ronald Skurat and Celeste Vacca lease therr golden sorces to Brll Glenn and Jackre Ashelford Srd Savelevs rtz and Robert Wrnter leave talkrng to them selves hasrng hnally found someone vsho agrees wrth them John Ambrose leaves hrs abrlrty to fall asleep anyvshere anytrme any place to John Glenn fYa W n n nj Betts Ranno and Jean Robrnson leave therr evetlastrng frrendshrp Marranne Brezosky leaves runnrng after Martha I Dont vsorry Mary we ll get her to slow down yet 1 Katherrne Reardon and Helen Watrous leave therr rn fettrous grggle to Edrth DrLalla Myra Pearce leaves to debate rn the U N Edssard flood leases to change the vsorlcl Norma Cooper and Allre Thomas leave therr pep to Jean Hallett Maureen Qumn leaves for the Arr Force Joseph O Brren leaves Iaughrng at one of the pokes he has rust told Chrrs Parker leaves to become hrst woman Presrdent of the U S James Zyskossskr vsrth maxrmum drgnrty leaves chasrng after Maureen Salvatore S la and Jo eph Motel leave' Joan Chrrgvsrn leaves to rom the Navy Robert Saunders leaves blushrng over hrs lost golden oc Mary Lou Mestuzzr leaves her abrlrtv to play the gurtar Joan Mrhalcrk leaves her artrstrc abrlrty to Carolyn Morosko John Shea leaves hrs beloved drrvers lrcense to any yunror who hasn t one Charles Moser leases hrs abrlrty to handle a typess rrter to Charles Peters Olga Poposschak leaves her norsy vsays to someone as norsy as herself Florence Rzasa leaves her harr of gold-eyes of blue Delores Sanders leaves her typrng copy on the ssrong sr e Genevreve Terrassr leaves A H S on trme for once Rrchard Warlronts leaves to become chref tray carrrer at the Waldorf Cafeterra Jean Vargosko leaves her best srsrshes to any fellow typrst Joyce Durant leaves her hrgh soprano vorce lurkrng rn the arr Ellen Foley leaves for Seymour Joanne Gabranellr leaves her dramond for all to admrre Glorra Geloso leaves vsholly Kathryn Gondola leases her sasho s what s and vshere s Joan Gutrrck leaves speechless Danrel Halchak leaves Junror grrls broken hearted Madelvn Hart leaves Mrss Errcson happy Agnes Hartsfield leaves Mrss Mclxamara at peace Margaret Hrll leaves her Irrsh temper Janet Hopkrns leases her red harr and blue eyes to brovsn eyed brunettes Martha Hultrn leaves her brarns to those ssho long to be SINIART Stephen Mankulrcs and lNrcholas Hslssa leave therr herght to Tony Vellturo Patrrcra Iannellr leaves her books rn her locker S Heavy' Maryorre Ireland leaves Englrsh vsrth no regrets Beverly Johnson leaves all her PALS Phyllrs Judd and Mary Kozratrk leave therr qurck floss of vsords to all future football co captarns Peter Klanko leaves talkrng and talkrng and talkrng Mrchael Koskelovsskr leaves for the Wakelee Spa Eugene Krrzan happrly leaves wrth the Class of 1953 Ursula LaRocco leaves her loquacrty to those who won t lrsten Lourse Laurrcella leaves her lrvelrness to Edrth Persrco Joseph Lawlor leaves hrs hot rod to John Stanko Ronald and Wrllram Lrndkog leave the teachers Be wrtched Bothered and Bewrldered Beverly Lunn leaves her puzzlrng povser rn Gym Irene Lux leaves her name on the soap box Robert Manley leaves wrth a grrl pranrst John Mareckr leaves hrs curly harr to the unfortunate Mary Marrone leaves her wrllrngness to do thrngs to all vsrthout such rnrtratrve Andre Martrn leaves hrs smooth dancrng to James Sor rentrno Barbara Martrn leaves her many clothes to those rn need Rober a Gatrson and John McDonnell leave therr esca pades to those vsho yearn for excrtement Evelyn McManus leaves her patrence to all baby srtters Edward McGarry9 leaves to conquer the female world Nrna Mrrabrle leaves her perseverance to those who grve up easrly Lorrarne Nrezelskr leaves her peaches and cream com plexron Lors Rubelmann leaves for Barnbrrdge 7 Ann Marne Srcrgnano leaves her grggles to those vsho won t crack a smrle Helene Swrnrk leaves her ssalk to Lrllran Salerno Salvatore Samprerr leaves hrs love of nurses to those enterrng thrs held FIFTHLY To the Junrors we leave our hrstory notebooks our seats rn Senror Musrc and our rllustrrous accomplrshments ssrth a challenge to follow rn our footsteps SIXTHLY To the Sophomores we leave the realrzatron that you wrll soon yorn the ranks of the prrvrleged and select upper classmen' SEVENTHLY To the future Lavender staff we leave a Websters Unabrrdged Drctronary sshrch they wrll no doubt be able to put to good use LASTLY We hereby appornt Mrss Ethel Errcson executrrx of our last wrll and testament In wrtness vshereof we the graduates of 1953 have to thrs affrxed our srgnatures and seal thrs 17th day of June AD nrneteen hundred and fifty three PEAT AND REPEAT TU. 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' ' ' . 70. y ' ' . y 47 CLASS HISTORY 1953 As Loursa contrnued readrng her thoughts rmmedrately flew to the Prne Manual Trarnrng School and the boys that had graduated as forty one calm cool and collected senrors and then she remembered how rt all began on a sunny morn mg rn September 1949 when thrrty three vrgorous boys gathered and became acquarnted wrth that Magnrhcent Structure they came to lose After the bell rang they as sembled rn the Mechanrcal Drawrng Room where they were greeted by therr prrncrpal Mr joseph McGee After he had explarned the customs and ways of Prne they were drsmrssed The second day was long and hard because most of them were not accustomed to gettrng up at such an early hour Soon class electrons were held and james Bartolotta was elected Presrdent Elrjah Thomas Vrce Presrdent and Wrl lram Knapp Secretarv Treasurer The students were sure that these offrcers would lead them wrsely throughout thrs pre carrous year Soon after they were settled the football season began Rough and rugged were the contrrbutrons of Prne to Mr jarvrs squad durmg the Freshman year They were Flrp McGurre john Klabonskr and Charley Trano By mrd year nrne more boys jorned the Freshman class Thrs rarsed the enrollment to forty two students and after the half year markmg perrod was over the rest of the year rolled merrrly along Before long Class Day arrrved and many of the boys recerved awards for erther crtrzenshrp or scholarshrp All of the boys enjoyed therr Summer vacatron but then they read of the dreaded openrng of school for the new term In September 1950 they assembled agarn outsrde the Magnrficent Structure to begrn therr Sophomore year Look rng around they notrced that some of the boys had not re turned but there also was a new crop of bojs who had trans ferred from the Hrgh School Also Floyd Mmor came from Vermont and Robert Malz frqm Roxbury Now they had forty five strong manly students The bell rang and they went to the Mechanrcal Drawrng Room agarn to hear Mr McGee Therr Class Officers for thrs year were Wrllram Smayda Presrdent Wrllram Edwards Vrce Presrdent and joseph Parr Secretary Treasurer Thrs year they were represented on the football team by Rrchre Ewen Flrp McGurre John Kalbonskr Oakre Carroll and Charley Trano Soon the trme came when they elected the shops rn whrch they would major for the next two years Thrs year they watched the constructron of the long awarted Woodworkrng Shop by mrd year rt was iinrshed and could compete wrth any srmrlar shop jn the State Seemmgly rn no trme agarn Class Day arrrved and some of the boys were the recrprents of the scholarshrp and crtrzen shrp awards They drd not mrnd Class Day because thrs meant the long awarted Summer vacatron was near They enjoyed a wonderful vacatron but September qurck ly rolled around and there they were standrng outsrde that Magnrhcent Structure wartrng to begrn therr junror year As usual they went to the Mechanrcal Drawrng Room where they were agarn addressed by Mr McGee Later they were Introduced to therr varrous shop rnstructors The next day they resumed therr studres and the boys went to work rn the varrous classes and shops whrch they had chosen Control of therr BCIIVIIICS for thrs year was entrusted to Edward Carroll Presrdent Wrllram Smayda Vrce Presrdent and Samuel Culmo Secretary Treasurer Representrng Prne on the football team whrch comprled one of the best records 4911 rn the state were john Klabonskr Butch Sedor Rrchre Ewen Charley Trano and Oakre Carroll A new teacher was added to the faculty of Prne thrs year rn the person of Mr John Gondek who was also an assrstant coach lt was hrs marvelous oratrons durmg the Football Rallres that really rnsprred the players After a few months had passed the boys chose an emblem to be placed on therr class rrngs As the year was drawrng to a close there were a number of socral events One was the football banquet to whrch the members of the squad always looked forward At thrs banquet an rmportant event was the electron of co captarns for the ensurng year The lettermen elected a rough and tough rebel from Prne as one of the co captarns who answered to the name of Edward Oakre Carroll The other socral event was the junror Senror Receptron at whrch the junrors played host Those who went enjoyed themselves rmmensely The commrttee was comprrsed of the followrng Edward Carroll Joseph Parr Wrllram Smayda Floyd Mmor Guy Boulay Thomas Kashuba james Beecher Edward Tallberg Samuel Culmo and Joseph Burkowsky In a short trme the Senrors were graduatrng Class Day went as fast as rt came and the bovs were agarn ready for therr summer vacatron At the end of the thrrd year four Prne boys were honored when thev were chosen to attend Nutmeg Boys State They were Carl Newhouse james Beecher john Koslowskr and Wrllram Smayda When summer was over and they agarn met outsrde that Magnrfrcent Structure forty one strong healthy and well educated boys The bell rang and they began therr never to be forgotten Senror year As they assembled once more rn the Mechamcal Drawrng Room to hear Mr McGee speak they were no longer green and norsy but as the BTO s of the school quret reserved and drgnrfied As usual the football season arrrved Captarn Oakre Carroll Rrchre Ewen Flrp McGurre and Butch Sedor were all standouts rn the Senror year The class officers for thrs therr final and most rmportant year were as follows Presrdent Wrllram Smayda Vrce Presrdent Emanuel De Melrs Secretary Rrchard Ewen and Treasurer Wrllram McGurre Mr Gondek was therr able class advrsor Thrs year the Prrnt Shop began to publrsh the Prne Ear Thrs was the frrst trme rn many a year that the Prrnt Shop prrnted rts own paper Mr McGee Mr Flynn and Mr Gondek were the faculty advrsors Wrllram Smayda was Edrtor rn Chref and recerved ample support from the edrtorral staff In September they started on the frnal round as Prne students and rn no trme at all the year was over After the Chrrstmas vacatron was over tryouts for the Publrc Speakrng Contest were held and Wrllram Smayda was chosen from the Senror Class Tryouts for the Senror Assembly were held and wrth all that natural talent of the Senror Pme boys that years enter tarnment exceeded all prevrous ones Members of the Senror Assembly Commrttee from Prne were Emanuel DeMelrs Wrllram McGurre Rrchard Ewen Wrllram Smayda Edward Carroll and Frank Danrels Therr socral lrfe contrnued wrth the Junror Senror Re ceptron when they were honored guests of the junror Class and of course the marn event rn any senrors lrfe the Senror Prom The Commrttee for the Prom consrsted of the follow mg boys from Pme Andrew Koval james Beecher Lours Pantaleo John Brandon Emanuel DeMelrs Wrllram Mc Gurre Rrchard Ewen and Wrllram Smayda The class of 53 was hrghly honored when two drstrn gurshed scholars graduated wrth them They were Mr Harold W Gottsegen and Mr Robert L McLoughlrn who were gorng to retrre from teachrng at the conclusron of the school year Yes rt had been a very short but enjoyable four years and the rmmortal words that Pme Boys Are Frne Boys and Prne School ls A Frne School would always lrnger rn the memorres of the boys of therr wonderful days at the Prne Hrgh School w ' 5 V. 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Y . . - . q - 1 1 1 1 ' -- .. . 9 ' - . , - 1 . . . , , . . , . - - .. .1 1 1 , -- - - 11 Y . .. - .1 , , , . . . . . , , . .. . . ,, - u - . nr - . - 1 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ass of 1 P I N E M A N U A L NWI: the class of l95v of the Charles H P1nc Manual Tra1n1r1,c School of Ansoma a mun1c1pal1ts 1n the counts of Ness Hasen state of Connectrcut Lmted States of Amenca do herebs make these bequests 1n our last ss1ll ani testament I C ARTICLE I To the Charles H P1ne Manual Tra1n1ng, School ssc lease thanks for the gentle ssas lf has exposcd us to real1ty To the ofhce sac bcqucath a sct of Ll1dll'S so that the boys ssont get fallen arches sshnlc standmg, outsrde To the Auto Shop sse lease a toll pate to check the trafhc gomg through To the Mach1ne Shop vse lcave a permanent ass1stant to Nfir Crook to keep track of the tools We bequcath to the Mechamcal Drassmg Room and Wfoodworkmg, Shop tvso br1ll1ant and LOOPCYHIIVC teachers to takc the palce of Mr McLaug,hl1n and Mr Gottsegen To the Prmtmr, Shop we lease an automat1c type d1s trrbutor To the Cookmg, classes ssc bequeath a ness deep freezer To the Sessrng classes sse gryc a set of fluorescent lrghts To the future students sse leave a cafeterra and a gym nas1um ARTICLI' II Furthermore to the follossmf., faculty members sse make se spec1f1c bequests To Mr Conkl1n vse leave a smokrng, room ad1o1n1ng the lunch room so the boys Vslll not get 1nd1c,est1on from hurrymg so he can go upsta1rs for a Camel To Mr Roche a tax1 to Lll'lVf. h1m to and from h1s housc To Mr Crook an electrlc eye so thc boys vull not takc more than one paper tosscl To Mr Burns a bottle of Charles Antell s Formula No 9 and a job 1n an all 5,1rls school To Mr K1ely a planer so that he w1ll not hase to use Wir Gottselcens To Mr Gondek a P1neLar staff that Wlll hand rn therr mater1al on t1me To Mr Hall1g.,an an assrstant to ssatch the sen1ors Whrlc he IS trymg, to teach the freshmen To Mr jarvrs an 1ron goal post on the pracnce held so that lf Will not be torn dossn at next years football rall1es To Mr Gottseben and M1 McLaughl1n vse leave our deepest regrets that they Will no longer be members of the P1ne faculty at the close of school To Mrss Stuart vse lease a door vsrthout a lock To Mr Tlynn sse lease a bus so that he can p1ck up all the students gomg., to school from the West s1de To Mrs Gorman me leave our thanks for the use of her room to ptcpare th1s document To Mrss Nason sse lease an a1rt1g,ht room so that the boys Will not get hun1.,ry from smellmg the aroma of the food the g1rls cook To BLISS IXUllkOWSlxl a screen to prevent the boys from peekrng, 1nto her classroom To Mr McGee sse lease a pa1r of sneakers to hclp catch the boys 1n the Camel Club TR 49 AINING SCHOOL To Mtss Roche sse leave a pa1r of rubber heels so that she sson t ssake up the boss sshen she ssalks through the halls 1n the mormng To the jamtor Mr Gaud1o an ass1stant to take care the nrght classes ARTICLE Ill The Class of 1959 makes the follovsmg., personal bequests Bartlotta s strut to Carvalo Beecher s mechanrcal ab1l1ty to Sam Olenechuk Brandon s ssay ss1th sophomore g1rls to Chcat thc Barber W1ll1ams Checkley s baseball ab1l1ty to anyone ssho ssants If Dan1els neatness IS left to Hambone Parks Durant s drassmg ablllfy to Wlllle Thomas Evsen s harrdo to Frankre London Gabnel s quretness to Andy Porcu Hylssas basketball abrllty to Molly Adam: Kashubas good looks to Ed Hallet Knapps sparklmg eyes to R1chard Hartman Leggo and MacLean s compamonshrp to john Boath and h1s telloss students Malz s sserght to Steve Pesta Newhouses ab1l1ty to score agamst rumor leacuers Barry Potter Pantaleos beard to J3ClClC O Keefe Parr s cuteness to N1ck Haylconstantrno Pavslafc s red hanr to Roy Marshall Pers1co s record for stasrng., out of school to anyone ssho can break If Stokes fa1r complex1on to Trppy Lark1n Thomas bra1.,g.,1ng, ab1l1ty to hrs brother Carmllcrr s sccond attempt to graduate to any mcmber the JUDIOI' class Boulay s drag ss1th Nlr Halhcan to Barge Blakely Burkovsskr s dr1s1n1., ab1l1ty to Leo Moscato Carroll s athletlc ab1l1ty to Sonny Nolan Culmo s bottle of jo Curl and rake to keep h1s ha1r under control to R1ch Gabrrel DeMel1s road map to Derby to B111 B1lIS3k0S Knott s ab1l1ty to get out of school at l 15 every day to Bobby Rrchter Koslosssk1 leaves 1n a cloud of smoke Koval s vsay w1th all the teachers to Fred Wllll3HlS L1ndsay s helght to Yagovane XICGUIIC s clownrng ab1I1ty to jackne Dube Mrnors smrle to Brlly Lrbby Samp1er1 s art of blovsnng bubbles to Andy Gallo Saw1ck1 s t1m1d way to Sam Burns Sedors flashy socks to Shoes Schumacher SCIHIIIUOS mach1ne shop ablllly to jrm Pr1nc1p1 Smaydas vsay mth Mr McGee to Leroy Stanles Spader s mus1cal abrlrty to Art Hylwa Tallbergs car to anyone who Wants ll T1ano s vsardrobe to anyone who can ssear rt In VMIIHCSS vshereof vse have affixed our SIQOHIUYCS and th1s 17th day of june n1neteen hundred and f1tty three KILROY KILJOY AND LFROX , A ' 7 -1 . 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Ansonia. filled with spirit and determination. began to roll, Taking the ball on their own I9. the Lavender drove 81 yards to tie the score. with Andrusko toting the leather the final 29 yards on a score-tying T. D. run. The rest of the game remained score- less. ANSONIA I9 - l.l2i-XVIZNXVORTH fl Led by the pow er-house running of t1.i.c'.ipi.iiiis Andrus- ko and Carroll. Ansonias determined forces had little trouble in gaining their first victory by trouncing Lc-avenvvorth l9 to 0 at Nolan liield. 'Uakieu Carroll spearheaded the Lavender attack with an outstanding running performance. The versatile Carroll wasted little time in hitting the scoring column as he regis- tered two tallies in the first period. one on a spectacular 5-1-yard run and the other on a 2-yard plunge. Co-Captain Andrusko also hit paydirt as he crashed over from the 5 early in the second period, The rest of the game remained scoreless as the durable Ansonians proudly protected their tidy lead by staging a prevailing defensive battle, ANSONIA l 2 - TORRINGTON 20 Because of the loss of its ace runner. 'llarrin' John" An- drusl-to. who was sidelined with an injury. the Lavender football machine lost its first game of the season to an ag- gressive Torrington team at Litchfield county. Ansonia suffered its hrst heart-break of the game early in the game as Charlie Cagnibin registered Torringionis first tally with a -l-yard plunge to paydirt. Torringtonis scooting halfback. XX'ally Giglio. scored the second touchdown for the Big Red on a stunning 29-yard run in the second period. Early in the second half Ansonia began to roll. XY'ith Carroll providing the ftiel the Ansonians drove to pavdirt only a few minutes after play resumed. as the versatile Co- Captain scampered over the goal-line on an S-yard run. However Ansonia soon ran out of gas and Torrington began to "steal the show '.'i The Big Red applied the knock- out punch when Kelly. Torringtons right end. tackled "lNlouse" Vellturo in the end zone for a safety late in the third quarter. At this point the score was l-l-6 in favor of Torrington. Shortly afterward Torrington again hit the scoring col- umn as liill Ormshy galloped IH yards to pavdirt after shak- ing several vvould-be tacklers. for the liig Reds final tally. Late in the fourth quarter Ansonias brilliant haaback Carroll tossed an accurate 2--yard pass to McAllister. who scooted over the Torrington goal line for the final scoring of the game. ANSONIA 20 4 CROSBY ls lgnited by the red-hot running of Co-Captain 'Cakiei' Carroll and the accurate passing of Marty Lawlor. Ansonia returned to its winning ways October -ith. with a 20-13 victory over Crosby at Nolan Field. Both teams. showing well-developed offensive ability. scored in the first period. Ansonia was the first to draw blood as Carroll crashed over from the l shortly after the game began. However it was not long before the determined visitors also crossed the goal line. The Crosby tally was pro- vided by a l'-yard pass from Bozzutto to Generali, thus tying the score. Accepting the Crosby challenge. Ansonia refueled and started to roll. Early in the second quarter. Ahearn took the ball on an end around play and threw a spectacular 2'-yard T. D, pass to Bill McAllister. Seeing that their passes were clicking. Ansonias forces took to the air and it was not long after. that Carroll crossed the goal line after enveloping a lo-yard pinpoint pass from Marty Lawlor. Although trailing 20-6. Crosby was still hghting and threw a scare into the Lavender when pulling a HCJI reverse play that resulted in a touchdown late in the game. However. the game soon ended and the Lavender was victorious a second time. ANSONIA 6 STAMFORD 78 Although oy erpovy erang the Black Knaghts on the ground vyath some rab bustang lane play Ansonaa dropped a 78 f decasaon to the State Champaon Stamford team yyhach proy ed to be superaor an ats aeraal attack Led by the panpoant passang of Sam Butkoysky Stamford scored early an the game as the latter bulled oy er from the 1 after some nafty pass completaons Manutes later Butkoy sky agaan v-as the culprat as he tossed an accurate ll yard touch doyan pass to Rach Fratorola Stamfords scamperang half back Ted Boccaazza regastered the Black lxnaghts other tyyo tallaes on runs of 8 and lf yards respectayely durang the second half Ansonaas lone tally occurred as Andrusko plunged oy er from the 7 after an 80 yard draye an the fourth quarter Earlaer an the game Ansonaas hearts yyere broken as An drusko vyas deprayed of a brallaant 87 yard T D gallop be cause of a Layender penalty ANSONIA 6 HAMDLN1 0 Ansonaas aroused football forces regastered a noteyyorthy vactory durang the 57 season by scalpang Hamden 6 O at Nolan Faeld Thas game proyed to be a defensave battle all the yyay wath the durable Ansonaa forces prevaalang The entare hrst half of the game yyas a scoreless duel as both teams defensavely checked thear offensaye opposataon successfully Early n the second half hoyy eyer the lone score of the game was tallaed by the Layender machane as B111 McAllaster crossed the Hamden goal lane after grabbang a pass from Marty Lawlor on the Hamden 50 and sprantang the remaanang dastance unmolested Determaned to leave the field yactoraously the Lavender forces held the Hamden team scoreless brallaantly and as the game ended left the Held an a proud fashaon DERBY 6 ANSONIA 35 Ansonaas sparated football forces sparked by the spec tacular scorang sprants of Sonny Andrusko regastered a con vaneang 33 to 6 vactory over the Derby forces at Coon Hollow Park The braght spot an thas game vyas the brallaant nannang of Co Captaan Andrusko Andrusko scored twace-once on a record breakang 99 yard touchdown run and once on a spec tacular 63 yard gallop around has ovyn raght end The Lavender raddlang Derbys offense scored an every peraod Besades Andruskos two thrallers three other touch dovyns were regastered one by Co Captaan Carroll one by Dack Eyyen and one by Marty Lavylor George Russo vyas the star for Derby as he tore up the field yyath a 38 yard touchdoyyn run proyadang the only tally for the Red Raaders AINSOINIA 17 HILLHOLSE 7 A determaned and underrated Ansonaa football machane scored a stunnang lv yaetory oy er a haghly rated I-Iallhouse team at Nolan Faeld thas year The Lay ender Forces took adyantage of a recoyered fum ble on the Hallhouse v9 yard lane by scorang the hrst touch doyyn of the game nane plays later as Sonny Andrusko bulled oyer from the tyyoyard lane early an the second peraod Ball Elko crashed through the Hallhouse offense to block a punt attempted by Santo Sastro the Hallhouse kacker and quarterback early an the ard peraod The ball yyas recoyered an the Hallhouse 70 and four plays later Andrusko scored once more on an end run from the 11 The extra poant vyas nullafied but the Layender had bualt up a comfortable 13 0 ea 1-lallhouse started rollang an the fourth peraod as they drove 50 yards for thear lone tally Hoyyeyer after thas uprasang by Hallhouse the Lavender defense settled dovyn and yyas an possessaon of the ball as the game ended ANSONIA 13 NAUGATUCK 0 Puncturang Naugatucks defense an the first half wath a combanataon of lane bustang by Sonny Andrusko and Oakae Carroll and some panpoant passang by Marty Lawlor Ansonaa fashaoned a 13 0 vactory over thear annual Turkey day ray als at Recreataon Faeld an Naugatuck Ansonaa antercepted a pass on thear own 6 yard lane an the Hrst peraod and marched 94 yards for the farst score of the game vyath Co Captaan Carroll crashang over for the fanal 3 yards Late an the second stanza Ansonaa began to roll agaan Thas tame the Lavender machane drove 80 yards to pay dart Ed Oakae Carroll agaan clamaxed the rade by sprantang 30 yards to the end zone after grabbang a short pass from Marty Lawlor The second half turned out to be a scoreless duel yy ath the Lavender safely protectang ats comfortable lead Thas game was the conclusaon of a successful season for the Ansonaa football team of 1957 The record compaled by thas team was consaderably better than expected The 1957 Lavender won 6 lost 2 and taed one LOOK! HE MADE IT! , O X T-E-A-M - YEA, TEAM! THEY ALXVAYS CALL HIM MR. TOUCHDOXVN! YOLVV E GOTTA F-I-G-H-T as xo as STEPHEN MANKULICS, END Letterman 2 years "Steve" played very little of- fense during the season but, nev- ertheless, stood out like a neon light on defense. Opponents found it difficult to run around his end position without finding some rough opposition on the part of this spunky player. JOHN ANDRUSKO, BACK CO-CAPTAIN, Letterman 3 years "jarrin' john". who played outstanding varsity ball for three years. was one of the chief factors in the success of this year's ball- club. His spectacular running along with his brilliant defensive ability and spirited teamwork sparked the Lavender to victory. Andrusko was elected to the All- State team, an honor he most cer- tainly deserved, the Naugatuck Valley All-Star team and the All Valley team. RICHARD EWEN, BACK Letterman 3 years Hard working Ewen was rated by Coach Jarvis as the best block- er on the squad. A real hustler, "Richie" started the season as a center but was called on to play in the backfield during the Crosby game, which he did with perfec- tion. This was just the spark the team was looking for and with the help of "Richie" in the back- field, they really started to roll. WILLIAM ELKO, GUARD Letterman 3 years Bill "Bruiser" Elko proved a thorn in the sides of many teams but outdid himself against .the Hillhouse eleven. His jarring tackles and deft blocks set up both Lavender scores, which led to one of the biggest upsets of the sea- son. As tribute to the fine perform- ances Bill turned out every week, he was named to the All-Nauga- tuck Valley and All-Valley teams and received All-State mention. VUILLIAM MCGUIRE, CENTER Letterman 2 years Lost to the team during his junior year because of an injury, "Flip" returned to the team this year as a capable performer. He was a shining light in the Ham- den game, during which he made many key tackles and intercepted a Hamden pass during the closing minutes of the game, thus ending Hamden's scoring threat and help- ing the jarvismen to acquire an- other well earned victory. With plenty of spirit and spunk QX 'Tx 4 EDWARD CARROLL, BACK CO-CAPTAIN, Letterman 3 years "Oakie," the type of player about whom coaches dream, was a sure tackler, a hard runner, and a proficient blocker. Outstanding throughout the season as a co- captain with great sportsmanship, he led the team in scoring with forty-eight points, the second highest in the valley. He was elected to the All-Valley team and was a member of the second team on the All-Naugatuck Val- ley team. fe if 6 0 ANTHONY POEHAILOS TACKLE Letterman 2 years "Tony" anchored the left side of the line with little left to be de- sired. His deft blocking on the offense and terrihc defensive play won him a berth on the All-Valley eleven and All-State mention. At the annual football banquet, he was awarded a gold wrist watch by the Lavender Booster Club, hav- ing been chosen the most im- proved player on the team. ANDRE MARTIN, TACKLE Letterman 3 years ln partnership with Poehailos, "Babe," another hard hitting, pep- py tackle, combining his never- ending spirit with his solid phys- ical build, proved a kingpin in the Lavender front wall throughout the entire campaign. He was se- lected by coaches and sports writ- ers to the All-Valley eleven and shared honors with Poehailos as the most valuable lineman on the team. He can be remembered most, however, for his unfailing will to win and great enthusiasm. ONUFRY SEDOR, GUARD Letterman 2 years Because of an ankle injury, JA MES BEECHER, INIANAGER Being a manager of a football team is not the easiest job in the world. lt means going to practice every day, cleaning footballs, painting helmets, fixing football shoes, and a million other odd jobs. Such a manager was james Beecher, an unselfish person who loves football and was proud to be connected with the 1952 A. H. S. Team. Jimmy was ad- mired by the coach and all the football personnel. His value to the team was greater than can be acknowledged. Onufry saw limited action during the season. He was well-known as a quiet, unassuming hard-working ball player, who would have played more had he been able to. Iohn Andrtisko oseph Caporale Richard livv en Diniel Halchak 'Nicholas Hvlvv .1 Ntephen Manktilics andre Martin lohn Ahearn iehard llhtidoba ohn Cilenn XX illiam Hall lohn Hemenvxav Ni irtin Lawlor imes Mongillo oseph Poeta li irrv Potter onald Poehailos XX illiam Sullivan Diniel Thomas Xnthony Yellttiro BASKETBALL an Q M G? Q' Although compiling one of the poorest records in the history of Lavender, the AHS '52-'55 basketball team certainly deserves credit for its great sportsman' ship and lighting spirit. The Lavender hoopsters vv ere constant underdogs. Despite this fact, however. they vvere to be taken lightly by no team, for the majority of games lost by the '52-'55 club vu ere lost by only a fevv points and in the Iinal minutes of the ball games. vx ard Mcfiarrv .- A teams record does not always indicate the true value of the team. This is certainly true of this years basketball team. for although lacking in the winning column, the Lavender representatives were certainly above par in the department of spirit and sportsman- ship. Love of competition is a sign of a true athlete, and every member of the '52-'53 Lavender basketeets lived up to this moral standard by displaying a constant de- sire to win while on the basketball court. 1 1 lx kk . ' 1 i-1 v 1 , , lllw f UQ I Nl K '1 X 1 "l' I qv if .i ,fi ,V 7 ,Q 'Q QA .I , v u 1 Xl Q Q ll f cf .123 'J 'A7'ff 'Q' -fi '-1" 5. eiy,-4 .a':va'..1f' li ' . lt' J ' Nicholas Hylwa Forward 9 N . 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"Carey's Car- :hp mo to t-mrs ho film fmfisaci val," "Charleston Hour ,A, his ,Wi XYOL K-9 Commanc hort Leash." "AWOL Mus THE OBSERVER STAFF ul." "Long Lash." UAH' Edif0f-in-Chief e Rajahf' "Two Against orthf' HAXYOL the Courit d "Colt of the Alcan Roz enjoys speaking and writ mensely. In fact he addr audiences from May to S mher. We discovered that Mr, Shi ff has a sense of humor. as aged a demonstration on "I- Keep Your Husband Cn our Thumb." To do so ife. holding her husbat . has to so twist it that agrees to whatever she 5 tSorry but you'll have Xlr. Shurtleff for the instructions. girlst. a wrestler he perfori years. light heavyweigh University. won the T intercollegiate ch in the 175 pound c The Night Before 'Naugy was the night before "Nan when all through the ha person was answering Audrey Christian Managing Editor Mary Lou Mestuzzi Literary Editor joan Cody Reporters: Edward Flood. Merrill Debski, Anne Basta, William Tre- vorrow, Carol Biggs. Linda Mayer, Lawrence Brett, Marilyn Brunnock, William Ruddy. Srhool Notes Editor June lppolito Reporters: Joan Chirgwin, Margaret Hill, Shirley Taylor, Louise Hum- mell, Reyna Olderman, James Supp, Patricia DeRosa, Donald Poehailos. Exfhangf Editor Katherine Reardon Reporters: Barbara Fisher, Diane Ryan, Alumni Editor Maureen Quinn Reporters: Genevieve Sadlowski. Dora Kyryk Sports Editor Danny Halchak Reporters: Tony Poehailos. Edward McGarry. James Mongillo. Girls' Sports Editor Marianne Brezosky Reporters. Mary Ann Supp, Connie Young. one received impressions. After all. he was as new twell almost as new! to the SZ'ers as they were to him. It was not surprising when one meek little maiden observed his strange gar- ment and shyly remarked "Hey. cutey. wheres the party?" At least thats what john thought she said. However. he couldnt Quite make out the meaning: so that and con- it was you w en step in the passage. for l was thinking of you as l sat there singing and spinningf' Barbara said. "lli. Johnnie. XYhat's new?" like an elevator. and let and you see two exactly alike. don't make an appoint eye doctor or psy it is the Lindskog and Ronnie. whom . . we confessed to hay actly the same li Both are en fans, lioth enjoy Un the : found the sporty t this vear seem to ors an rl1llS1iI1 also are recognized VER l v-I r-4 I N NJ U-I v-X u-J LD "T" U-I-4 f P-1 r-1 cn A Lf 1-1 Q: ,-1 C. W 11 .A- L1 .1 f LY.. 1 1 v Lf .1 Z .1 r u LL r- L.. ,,. N1 1- C -- L1 f 1 f .1 .1 5 42 :Z 'C Lf- 'Cl 1-.1 -..... ..- 1.1 -ff- ut" 1-.1 1-... :L- 44 f,-. 54.1 ...f- 2.1 vi 5-.1 J... .1-,V ,1.1 N-'Z ,,..1.. J.. -1? L-F 1'-'. ,.. fvi ? -.1 j..I fi lf .LL .1 L.. r LC L.. 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Sena Img -Tm .z y. bv-1 .L-6 OFFICERS 'iv Jacqueline Ashelford Joseph Balint Robert Bell Marion Berg Dorothy Bernardone Marilyn Bibhy john Boaths XVilliam Brennan Ruth Chamberlain -Ioan Cody Donald Drapeau Nicholas Donofrio B Richard Dreher Salvatore Perla Ann Galo Ann Marie Gaudio vclIlll.1ITl Glenn Linda Hall Shirley Horobal Louise Hummel Arnold Iles Donald Klanko Curtis Lund AND -lohn McLean Virginia Milek Gordon Minton Rachel Mutrie, Dum ,lohn Parks Leonard Pearte Myra Pearce Beverly Pedhereznak Ellie Pedbereznak Dolores Pagano Ifdith Persieo Jeremiah McCarthy Phyllis Petz 1 ,llrxfrnule Edward Primachuk Patricia Quadrella Wfilliam Ruddy Shirley Taylor james Supp Herbert Thomas Dorothy Walters David Vifilliams Marilyn VC'oodford Gerald Yagovane Constance Young Douglas Poreil Difeclor Rachel Mutrie l7r1fv1 .ll.I7"'tIlt 4 g E' C- 9 K9 Whig? E .624 1 ,Q s 7 . Q bm 4 b 4 f ' 44 v 3 ff 5 . S' 3,-ff? . ,s gil' 5 -,tk .-5.-Q Q1 N ,nv-vw-ni .I.,.n.fn.,,F , ,S iq " , ' '31 ",-' M 4:l35i2r5:f '5,g?,::9gll A "f, ' 'I gg Q. r, :'+-.gf A ' 1 , 'Q ff rw' -- , YM pw, g,':Q"hb,, 4 fy f, N . I PRINCQIPAI. FOR A DAY 'IUNCVII AIw..!c PIIISLIC SPEAKING CQONTIiS'I'ANTS IQIMUII IIIUUII. Isl prxzc I-f.xI1QmIy lI1mcIppuI1rw. Indprmc Dime Ryan I,.m rcncc Brett. 5rd prize R1Ih.1rd Snhull XY'1II1.1m Iillddy, Srd prize XY'1III.Im Larkin, Pim- AI-mApI1111c Iinmdun Azxircxx Pwrul. Pmc XY'1Il1.1m Sm.1yII.1. Pmc , . ' -343 IIROTHIZRIIUOID XVIIIZK IDC 7STI2R XY' INN IZRS I'IL'fI1.uILIIL' If1rzk:cr..I.I I .111 C mrw 82 .-XMIIQ ICAN I.I:UIi JN I.-YIIJIQIC AI. CUN'I'I,S'I'A I ,c -. wixfw I-n-..,::I. 1' I .14 Iygv . N I 'f:1..LI5IL" x 'LIl'. AHS. GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE DELECLATES Audrey Lhri5ri.m C,l1r15r1ncP41rkcr ,lwlm Andrusku .-Xlulumy Pochg1ilu5 XY'1lli.1m Trexurrmx C I T I Z E N S H I P ID.A.R. AXVARID Almm flhirgwiu PINE BOYS STATE DELEGATE hlgmcs Iiccchcr ,Iwhn Kmlmxski CI.1rl NcwhuL1Sc XY'1Ili.xm S!II.lIkI.1 OFHCQIQRS R.lkhC.'1A1L1II'IL' ., .. . ... .,.... . ,. Rwbcrr S.1L111JL-fb ,. ,,..... IVIVCL .hmm Cody ..,,.,.. . ....,.,.. .. ,Iunc Ippolirw ,,.. ,...., Pm 11114111 Pre 1 infant Sccrclarj Trcfw Il fer CAST OF "SKY HIGH' 4l11l1.11m.1 IDcll.1p1.1nu M.1ry Luau Mcsruzzi Idxwrcmc Brcrr ,Iulm 15.11111 S.1lx.1turu Ifcrl.1 Ruby-rr Saunders 2xI.lL1I'CL'H Quinn -LILLILICMIIL' Aslmclfunf R.1Lhcl Mutric XYvilli.1ID Ruddy I.w11.11d Pmrcc S.1Ix.1rurc Slmpicri Arthur Kllpmrink Nxghlulas Dunufriu Mr I Hoxmrd Chrk. D11111 pn-M fn DRAMATIC CLUB 44 9 'ls he dead!" "Oli, Tracy. be mrcfulf' yur- pup--V vvw rv, I'-1 I? we 4 U D-1 IT! 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Wiflvef to llae C L A S S O F 1 9 5 5 01 FROM TH If -10' 401'-f!'f0101 201 0"0N0Y ANSONIA HIGH SCHOOL 10101002 0"010'f AND PINE MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL ' .v . . , , - , 5- O .' e .:. 3 5 fx 3: N . . 3, I .Q - fl U11 3- 1 E L. 'x -. -Q -I in -C -A -1 Q cn N 3 +1 L Y N 9 I 2 o 3 2 5 - . Er 'A K ' , I '11 fm 5 A x 'X' 'S ., H CT -. C C O U JI S I Q ' .11 KF' 'JJ I I Z 5. . -I -2 . , A ,.V. . 3 ' 3 O '-I I ' O '- ' W I'H Q A: f'i Il - A 1 CID . -- x ' TI . :Z Q ' -- ua Q A Ln 3' r N' Nu. . 2 H , M Z Q X E, "' ..4 O 0 Q' um 2 fm ,JJ 'N gs. 2 'N Rv- I O X I 7' ' 101- I - . f BczW lextotb CLASS OF 125 CLASS OF 1955 IROM TI-Il FROM THE QQY JUNIOR CLASS OF A H S SOPHOMORE CLASS OF A H S 01 0' mile -01 010 H01 7010 5 I 2 2 S 2 2 2 Z 5 E 5 E 3. 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