Branford High School - Milestone Yearbook (Branford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

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P aul Kittredge Volume XXX Ml., Branford High School Branford, Connecticut 2 3 Wil Prerzdent J Meuage We have now reached the blggest turnlng pomt nn our lrves Soon we w1ll go out mto the world each on hrs own path each towards hrs own goal As we begun thrs new chapter rn our lrves we shall often have occaslon to remember our hrgh school days When we meet the complex problems that ltfe wtll present to us then me shall truly appreclate our comparatnvely unburdened school ltves Only too soon wxll the reallzatron that these were the most wonderful days of our lrves become apparent to us We all have made warm frrendshnps many of whtch wxll rematn wlth us throughout our ltves But vue now must enter a new phase of lrfe The labors of our school lrves wtll now begtn to bear frurt The advlce and ard so patnstakmgly grven us by our parents and teachers wxll greatly help us as we are confronted w1th lmportant decrsrons However tt IS now squarely on our shoulders We shall no longer l1ve our former sheltered llves but we shall set out tnto the world on our own No matter what our arms and goals rf we can enyoy strtvmg for them and take prtde m our accomplnshments w shall be happy and our lnves shall have purpose BARRY ROYDEN Edztorf M erfage It has been our stncere endeavor rn edrtrng thrs book to make rt more than just a factual account of a group of people and the educa tronal system by whrch they have benefited Thts Mzleftone IS the culmtnatton of four years of a way of llfe a way of l1fe that one cannot truly apprecnate unless he or she has been fortunate enough to have personally been 1 part of nt Captured wrthm tts covers for all posterity to share are the emo txons desires and ldlosyncrasres of those mdxvtduals who l1ved thus way of ltfe together as members of the class of 1956 here at Branford Hxgh Reflectmg from 1ts pages are the warm the sad and the happy occasrons that have made these last four years so memorable to us all And yet we have gone back much further nn order to gnve a more sng nrficant meamng to these recent years for wtthout a doubt they have been our most rmportant Durmg thrs perxod we have made the transr tron from carefree boys and grrls to mature young men and women each of us has chosen has way mto the future a future that we can face optlmlstlcally confident that the tramlng whlch has been at our dtsposal here will serve as an nnvaluable asset provldmg we have had the foresrght to realize the Importance of thxs trarnmg and to take ad vantage of rts benefits In a short ttme the Class of 1956 w1ll cease to exrst save m rndrvrdual memory and rn thls Mzlertone However the sprrtt of our class can lrve rndeflnrtely rf each one of us makes nt hrs personal and earnest resolutnon that no matter what we may contemplate undertakmg before we make that final decrslon we ask ourselves this In domg thls wrll I conttnue to be a credtt to my famrlv to my frtends to my school to my commumty to my country and most lmportant to myself? If we can answer yes to each of these questrons then and then only wrll the sprrxt of the Class of 1956 lrve on WALT SYLVESTER CAROL DOOLEY 4 fri' sl J Do- Ni' w--.. DEDICA T10 We the Class of 1956 dedicate this, our edition of the Mzleftone, to two men who we feel because of their unselflsh and unceasing eHorts in our behalf deserve a special place in the review of our high school lives To Mr joe Trepasso, who is without a doubt the His experienced guidance and warm personality have instilled in us those principles of fair play good sportsmanship integrity justice and brotherhood bv which he so continually lives To attempt to count the many times that he has given his time energy and cooperation in our behalf would be as impossible to do as to recall how many times we have wanted to give him our heartfelt thanks Therefore we would like to reiterate once more a simple phrase which all Branford has voiced and will continue to voice to such a great and unforgettable person Thanks for everything joe Trepasso To Coach Dom Cote, whose constant faith in our abilities not only on the playing neld but also in the classroom has given us renewed confidence in ourselves Never before has any one person in so short a time endeared himself so completely to any group of people as Mr Cote has to our class cere personality has made him a true friend and a respected teacher Not only has he taught us what we have been required to learn but also what we have desired to know He has instilled in us an unconquerable spirit a spirit to win regardless of how formidable our obstacles may seem to be It is with this spirit in our minds and in our hearts that we shall strive towards our ultimate goals We are deeply mdebted to you, Mr Cote for your assistance to us not only in the past but also in help ing us to face an uncertain future with faith and assurance , as X - X I 5 x N 1 . 3 , K , . . best friend we teenagers of Branford have ever had. His inimitable, seemingly carefree, but truly sin- s a 1 , ' 9 . Tuul. os' Confcnfs If A , I Facuuw' Sad' onT San on 54 Mahi Classds Sacx' an QQX QA ga, Sass on Svofks Sq. N on V L Yavenr S44 9' 9-L 'GA-1 51-G ow UN -' -1 in ' Lili:-i' N il 2 cw f - Q-i., - - 'T- X.- r 4' -1: 3.-.lu-A 1 H' - , 1,12 ll4777Pl-T066- C7120 X --6 I ie, ?QZM W P 4 rf 00 .A in s Mr Pmkham Superintendent Mr Hatfxeld Sensor High Principal 1 1 6,55 f , -Cr XX X , O x- U' ' -Y . fo K -r V 1 ' r A ' 1 o 'V . Q, 2 C 5 Q0 H J ' . , Z , Q 1 A 1 515i-1. . . . .VUNCE ffonf E'urc-Hy ' ' ' f 2 ' TT tl xx xkl ' ' . -X, ' A 9' r , R' i iw J ia P '1 . 1 XMI- f l lui, A P. jf Mrs Kennedy Attendance Officer Mrs Newman Offce Staff Mrs Susman Office 5141? Mr Brewer junior H1gh Principal .xx -5 Mr Robmson Guzdance Counselor if 300 E11 H93 'Mu Hoqbvnab 'hp 1q,4uA.Luv 'lqua F.vuwm.L 144, Awdwv FEE LE-I EMI gm AUD ad! 'Yv0JvMMf- Mauiauoahovm hyvnnalh. X O C O O in Ili! 110-uumd' O C O O ! - I-El O O O O lil 2 o o O O ki I1 . Lia i' Z '4' C A ' M, , , f A 'E l f 204- El Wren -by. g.w...u,L Quinn, 'M-0-4--' IO4 Eli 210 x llqj no EIIDIJ -nmew., 1.y.1.,c.m 1gp.O -hpH,...lm,.-Ju.h. 5 O Cf W fJ nw O O ,f O O O O 1 ,. '79 - T 'Q f J ,. A ig ..A:,::. ,1 gi O O O O ' . . 4 ' . Jam, . 9 Ah In Memoriam Raymond Schzmmel When we are summoned from afar Ourselves and not out words wxll count Not what we saxd but what we are 10 t W N On wings of deeds the soul must mount! 7 , . IQIIIMIHA Roan Kfpof Fa TYOLY r X SSEIEEQRS 'qt E . u 7 Cul.. g ff 35 n 1 ,ff . ' X7 ' r N Li. V' A ef YOU ARE THERE Date September 1957 Lets look in on our first big year of the vsonderful four yet to come Herc comes Billy Bodie who was elected Class Presrdent at the end of our eighth grade year and is to head the largest class yet to enter Branford High October 1952 We see the new representatives elected to various clubs and committees coming dovtn den and Dick Sampson proudly wearing their new Student Council pins New Members also hase al ready been added to the BHS Gestapo CService Squadb Saturday is here Its time for the first foot ball game of the 1957 53 season Hey arent those some of our Freshmen out there playing with th first string? There goes Phil Babin Dom Drago and B111 Babcock Whats this? A Freshman cheerleader' Yes its Geri Kaczynskt helping to lead our team on to victory Heres the half and now we see the band marching down the field led by two of the many new Majorettes Leona Haddock and Clarre Fresco Thanksgiving 1952 10 00 AM Our bus has just arrived for the Tournament of Roses football game between East Haven and Branford Everywhere we look we see hopeful faces hoping that this game will mean a victory for Branford 17 30 PM Our buses are leaving with teary eyed spectators comparing the previous years win to this years loss March 1953 Place Payne Whitney Gym Obyec tive to beat our uprunning opponents at the Basket ball Tournament We win over Bullard Haven in the hrst game and lose to East Haven in the second game Place Gym Event Shamrock Serenade CLASS HISTORY Our social life is lust beginning The girls are des perately trying to maneuver the boys out of corners and we can see a little success in their attempts April 1953 Place Auditorium On stage eight tiny stage struck Freshmen are dancing to the Belle of the Ball our star performance of the year Place Auditorium Stage Equipment mats springboard boxes parallel bars and more mats Our signs of becoming passable athletes thanks to the coaching of Miss Moessmang and Coach Petela May 1953 Place Auditorium We are now waiting for the fmal decisions which will determine who the new members of the majorettes and cheer leaders are The decisions are announced' Donna Thompson is our new cheerleader and Elaine Zaflino and Ernie Redmond are our new mayorettes une 1953 Place Branford Point The Fresh man Class picnic Happy Freshmen are seen every where with smiling faces and full tummies YOU ARE THERE September 1953 Here there everywhere What do we see? Sophomores' What are they thinking of? Dissecting worms in Miss Baders Biology class The President for our newly organized Sophomore Class is Barry Royden November 1953 Thanksgiving Day Place East Haven Are you askrng us what happened? Well all were saying is that our cheerleaders and mayorettes along with the band put on a wonderful perform ance April 1954 The months have rapidly sped by and now we are once again at the annual dance as sembly and gym exhibition B111 Babcock has shown f 'e 1 g ' il SZ 11 -- the High School corridor: Billy Babcock, Barry Roy- skinny boys and muscle-bound girls are showing - ., U . Y .Q . J , If I . - - 12 5 na' we Q.: ..-...Y .. . . .agq--.-- -.-----Y- ---W A--M-Q---df l ---- '-wf weeff'-v---fa-'---1 may .mag ' i its-EW . K ll M Q- A H I i uns qw,'.fL 'W 131 how he has mastered the parallel bars and Leona Haddock is now showing us the futuristic way of walking-on one's hands! May, 1954-We are now looking for some fellow classmates to share the responsibility of ordering and handling our class rings with Miss Bader. It seems as though Donna Thompson, Robert Dougherty, Alba Borsoi, Billye Bigelow, and Bev Lynch are our chosen ring committee. Again vacancies left by the graduating members on the cheerleading and major- ette squads are being Hlled by members of our class. Liz Adams and Sue Holsenbeck-Majorettes. Erni Redmond, who was switched from the Majorettes to cheerleading, and janet Ledbury are now cheerleaders june, 1954-WHEW! We made it! Now we are looking forward to our most exciting year. YOU ARE THERE- September, 1954-juniors-A most dignified name for a most different class. Again Little Barry is serving his term as president and Donna Thompson and Billye Bigelow have taken their seats around the Student Council table. ., . I ,i ..,, .....-. s,,.. , ...,., ....,-.- .,..,, ..,-.. .. -...-,.. . , PY l n :'e-te: f X. October, 1954-Where, oh where is Mr. Stokes? Our rings are now two weeks late. Beginning of November, 1954-Ah, there he is! Now we see our fellow classmates roaming the halls with fingeritis, showing off their rings. Thanksgiving, 1954-W-E-L-L . . . Here we are. Same players, same students, same bus, same driver, and same decision have just arrived at B.H.S. We've lost again. March, 1955-We have just attended the premier of the play Dark Mountain directed by Miss Lor- son. Nina Broekhuysen and Robert Boswell are now accepting their trophies for the outstanding actress and actor of the year. The Sob Family has returned to the hills of Kentucky. May, 1955-After one of our usual riotous class meetings, we have finally succeeded in electing chair- men to head the various committees for our long- awaited prom. Phil Babin and Janet Ledbury are the Social Chairmen. Our committee chairmen are . . . Carol Dooley-to do outstanding decorations in sil- ver and blueg Jack Knecht-to do cleverly done-up if AW' . ,Ang-9 who 1 1? my B S A M... bids in silver and blueg Jack McCoy-to supply wonderful music by Tiny Markleg David Barker- to supply the delicious punch and cookiesg Nancy Taylor-to advertise with unusual publicityg and Geri Kaczynski-to decorate the Queens Corner in delicate silver and blue. She is also to supply a crown bearer. Here it is May 21. Time 10:30 P.M.-Place -Pine Orchard-Our Star Dust prom. The Presi- dent is about to announce this year's royalty. Primula Murphy is crowned queen, attended by Nancy Tay- lor and Elaine Zaffino. The Prom was wonderful but -what a bunch of sleepy heads went on picnics the next day. june, 1955-The final action of our junior year has been to elect Carol Dooley and Walter Sylvester as 1956 co-editors of the biggest and best Alilcarfwzc yet. WE ARE HERE- We join the ranks of the balconites. Seniors-at last! Carol Dooley and Harry Corning are giving additional service to the Student Council. Elaine 5--L..J Zafhno is serving as captain of the Majorettes, and Geri Kaczynski as captain of the Cheerleaders. Rose Kikoskicki and Bev Lynch added to the Maiorette squad. Claire Fresco is the editor of the I-IORNET, while Primula Murphy is the president of the newly organized Honor Society. Little Barry and Big Bill Babcock are presidents of our class and Student Council respectively. Dave Barker has just presented his tennis trophy to the school. Janet Ledbury and Primula Murphy are the presidents of the first B.H.S. Horizon Club with Miss Moessmang as advisor. November-Thanksgiving Day, 1955-The only tri-captains in the state of Connecticut are Bill Babcock, Phil Babin and Dom Drago who are lead- ing us on to an outstandingly successful football season under Coach Cote. We wish next years Senior class the best of luck in beating East Haven. October, 1955-Place: Gym-Reason: Hobo Hop -The Sophisticates have just shown their extraordinary talents in their version of The Song of the Sewer. Is that talent? F' 5 VW' 1 E L' U ink? -:rg Cf . i kc: Q. fi ilfqfyfvijf ,Ci fi CN FJ: December, 1955- Crewcuts and Longhairsn is proving to be a well-acted play, under the direction of Mr. Barnjum. The usherettes also give the audi- torium a wonderful color. The basketball season is now beginning and Barry Royden and jack McCoy are serving as co-captains. January, 1956-The annual Oratorial Contest has just finished. Carol Dooley, first prize winner, is being congratulated by the judges. ,.. 9.2719 .- -5-'g. QS kv l 5 june, 1956-These are the highlights that have altered and illuminated our four years at Branford High. What kind of years were they? Unsurpassable, unforgettable. Four years-and we've finally reached our goal-graduation! YOU ARE HERE- Time: june 10, 1956-Place: Branford High School-Event: The Class Night and Commencement Exercises of the Class of 1956. 'r-fav ,e Inuit Q19 6 COW+: s 6, f X 4 X I 'I , 1 57' 'tn' ELIZABETH MAY ADAMS L Z Intramurals I 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 Gym Exhnbltlon 2 Majorettes 3 4 Varsity Hockey 2 3 4 Varsrty Basketball 2 3 4 + Rolls SKJ' Q- Spovh X naman Nc Y -.hi Citi' 'Qx i LELAH ANN ALEXANDER LEE Intramurals 1 3 4 Service Squad 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Dance Commrttee 3 4 Senror Recepnon Commnttee 2 Com mencement 3 junlor Play CPrompter Stage Crewj 3 Senxor Play CPrompter Stage Crewj 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Chnstmas Chorus I 3 4 Graduatron Chorus 2 Model Congress CStorrsD 4 Model Congress CSpr1ngf1eldJ 3 4 Natlonal Honor Sofnety 3 4 Classbook Commlttee 4 HWS: Pownal Nd Rd I6 3 Slow' Cvak Rd f 1: I AJ! 1 ' E K s 5 . A' v 4 ' f' 'srsam IS , I .,,,. ' 1 , v 6 . ,L-qv' 3 X . A . .1 I .. at X',g:mt list 'I M 1 ' G ' ros Y is aosss i , , A ' , Q , , , Q 'f 1 , A ' ,L ' ' lccs.l-1- 1 - WILLIAM HAVENS BABCOCK BULL MOOSE Footballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 4 Student Council 2 3 4 Class Oflicer 1 7 4 Gym Exhibition 1 2 3 4 Prom Comm1ttee3 Classbook Committee 4 Cap and Gown Committee 4 an . ii Huis at emulate Rm? WILLIAM B. ANISKOVICH BILLY Football 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2g Intramurals 1g Dance Committee 4g Gym Exhibition 1, 2g junior Play Cusherj 3g Prom Committee 3. 4- Me - NQUYNY Fannin l fouvus U08 Bill : V? PHILIP L BABIN PHIL Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Service Commrtteel 2 3 GymExh1b1t1on 3 4 Commencement fusherb 3 junior Play fcastj 3 Senior Play Ccastj 4 Prom Committee 3 Classbook Committee 4 Christmas Chorus 4 M Q A768 I Cham shi JI Burns Dual N .Q I N X 1 . ' ' . Q A Squad 3g Glee Club 1, Zg Band lg Class Officer 1, 2, 3g Dance . a 1 - . DAVID MARVIN BAKER DAVE SCHIOI Play Ccastj 4 Quukn ' Sdnpox iSlon,! Cvuk at sq YVONNE DEBBIE BALDELLI EVIE Intramurals 1 2 3 4 SCIVICC Squad 1 Glee Club 1 3 4 Dance Commlttee 1 Prom Commlttee 3 Junlor Play CEnterta1nmentJ 4 'Vinnie sfsftf I Bvungul WR' DAVID WESLEY BARKER SKEET Basketball 1 2 3 4 Commencement Cusherb 3 Jumor Play Cusherj 3 CIAC Tennxs Tournament 1 2 3 4 Honor So cnery 3 4 sua- .NJC Shoals gg Banca-lCu3b 18 1. .. - 5 , - .,.,.1'-.Av . -HL.-,. V 1 U . 1 'wgyxc A - ,--- Q5' I A fbi, .,y .,11l ' 5-jim jf, g .,.'4'., ....:::'lj A f'tf if ,. I f'.'II2f'.- V . 2111, 6135 ', R5 4 3,431 '. 'wiki 51 .'tf9I'- .. ., , , I 1 Q , , 1 Q Q Q Ml . D I 1. H , , , S Z 7 . . . . a 7 x ' , . '13 R5 41 mlrree 4 BILLXE SONDRA BIGELOW BILLYE Intramurals l 2 3 4 SCIVICC Squad 1 Student Councll 3 4 Glee Club 4 Class Ofricer 1 2 3 Homeroom Officerl 2 Dance Commmee 3 Sen1or Receptxon Commlttee 3 Gym Exhxbmon 1 7 Dance Assembly 1 Arr Club 1 Drxvers Club 4 Vars1ty Hockey 7 3 4 Varsnry Baskerball3 4 Rmg Commxrtee 3 All Star Volleyball 3 Dm Bc C svn' G01 YRQIQSKCM llsvuntul 'Rl 1' Commrtree 4 , lk 1 Q1 l 19 h I , JACK JORDAN BERIO GRUESOME jumor Play Ccastj 3 Senior Play fcastj 4 Classbook Com 4-Ilxandi Jggki Shupkcs u C Clk v-il 105 WAYNE EVAN BIGELOW WAYNE Servxce Squad 3, 4, Band 1, Dance Commxttee 3 Classbook uq-1 .qetklx Nusa... -I--X1 gavtngovl lv'-'Ni' ., i':j 11ff . . . - :.-,.r,- f. .-1:-x 1 , f I z M--'S-'-sk? fir' .,' Wigff .M wa s ass- L: 7 l . ..- ... fl - I I . r .1 H , , , Z Q , Q Y , , Z 1 Q Q fl , -, 1 9 9 -, Y Z 4 , S 3 ' Q I N l vu KLAS HEMMING BJORK SANTA KLAS Basketball 2, 35 Intramurals lg Service Squad 1, 3g Homeroom Officer 1, 2g Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4g Gym Exhibition lg Ofliciating Club lg junior Play CProp Commitreeb 33 Prom Committee 3. A Q f-'D Q Shah' 'Pc do kbii U dh I 'Bvsngaa 'Wuxi' ROBERT J BOSWELL WEED Hornet 1 2 Activities Club 1 unior Play fCastJ 3 Senior Play CCastD Honor Society 3 4 Dau! 1 ALBA PAULA BORSOI Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Band CManagerD 1 2 Homeroom Officer 1 2 Hornet 1 Dance Assembly C Stage Crewj 2 Horizon Club 4 Junior Play fProperty Committee Entertainmentj 3 Ring Committee 2 Classbook Committee 2 National Honor Society 3 4 Class Hockey Co Captain 3 Class Volleyball Captain 2 Class Basketball Captain 1 Class Recorder 1 2 3 4 M +'RaAm: I-lomcuovK x End mmm Si' +P. QVC? ,M all 20 f- vi - 1 Wx UP , ' I xx J, ..AL,, I ' 1 9 9 9 1 i 1 Q Q 1 Q , Q Q Q , 1 1 ' Q , Q Y 1 3 7 7 ' 1 - . ' . :ik Nl , is. 1 - A 1' . I Q ,- 'L ' . .. ,- , 1 9 J 1 3 s s ' ll Q I 'D' ' ' ' s 1 , X.. 2 0 .Q , ' , L ,, A 3 'Q - ,Q ' - as 1 , ' ' - , , ,ze 'f fr x 1- E, A, A. . eg! , I ' 1' ' G 'Am 1 .uv-if SCOTT M BRANDRIFF PORKY Football 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Gym Exhnbmon 2 3 4 QT bl 'Po Daman ivan. s K Skov? BGCGN LORETTA LOUISE BRAZZELL LA LA Intramurals l 2 3 4 DIIVCIS Club 4 1-CLA 1 A' Q 'Hanks Qqgg ROQVCVUIS an Kwai CORNELIA MARGARET BROEKHUYSEN NINA Glee Club 2 4 Dance Commnttee 4 Hornet 1 2 Commence ment CUsherJ 3 jumor Play CCastJ 3 Semor Play CCastJ 4 Sem uint 1 Q N Em Kai' 1 Inks-n IGGY y .. , ' 7 7 3 7 7 9 Q ' 'L 'Z , uns I l N12 , . Q ' .. ., y , a f Q - . - uv gi f L , tl ' ll D 'I 1 Z 1 , Z ' Q Z .. . DONALD COLBURN DONNY + CCY! Donuts -vain sedimen- X lanrhavs Cow JOAN ELIZABETH CARDEN BUGGSY Q 'BQQBQXX 'ICT' 5y,,,Y CucK 'NVQ KATHERINE ADAMS CAMERON KAY Horner 1 Honor Society 4 Classbook Commmee 4 CNY :X sv 5 Nb A xavrnarvzvlix' J -F 5 RUTH WALKER CHADWICK RUTH Fxrst Prlze Charles Freeman Essay Contest 1 Servlce Squad 3 C ka 1: Q. Ll 'W kicv unlhw gr movin Si' CAROL J. CARLSON CAROL Senior Play CUsherJ 4g Dramatic Club 1g Intramurals 1. y Dual IT CUC LOUISE BERNICE CHIUDINE LOUISE Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Homeroom Offncer 1 Dance Commlttee 1 Senior Receptron Commlttee 2 Art Club 1 Band Concert 3 junior Play CUsherJ 3 Prom Commnttee 3 Semor Play fUsherD 4 Chrrstmas Chorus 3 4 Graduation Chorus 3 Art Exhlbmon 1 2 Q Chai!! OG! Begum M Cunha? H ,, , Q - 5 1 1 Q ' . x I X 5 KJ -. .. , , , Q 1 Q Q , Q Q ' Q Q Q Q 1 n I X 2 v - -,ig-.. . . J 'im' ' 2 'sg fgLfifjf'f had '- iz, 1 DAVID CLARK DAVE Ng mi Dun I 1 .ldnol 'W ,emu va-N' DARBY CONNOR DARBY Servlce Squad 4 Gym Exhlbltnon 2 7: 4 ffkadunevq Oak' -41 llc LQMKAS g Egg! Ham 57 HARRY FRANKLYN CORNING HARRY Bftsebqll v 4 Intramumls 1 Strvlce Squid w 4 Student Coun C11 4 Glee Club 4 C1155 Ofbcer v Homeroom Ofbcer l 7 Dmte Commnttee 1 7 w 4 Semor Reteptnon Commxtttt Gym Exhnbmon 1 Dramatlt Club 1 Prom Commlttee v Clfass book Committee CBusmess Mwmgerj 4 + Q-nas 2 M Es K -avenged vena' sod' Q-4' .v I V -7 ' -..QQ - 'W ff .M -K ' JVC, ef A 4g-uv, K. QR ' 'K-Su V t 5 I . . , . -5 -. .L 'N C Q t , . ' .t . . ' . 0- 1 4 fa w f - A 1 .. . y ' . . , M 4 a v 4 tv 1 - I W ' 1 A. ' - ' ' ,. v .4 1 a -- fy a - '- . . . . , ., .. V s v ' .v 1 - , ff A . . . 1 .. -, 1 . ., - ! WILLIAM j DONADIO BILLY Dance Committee 3 Prom Committee fDCCOI3I1Ug, 3 vCus Stl Yhomnx g Nova! N-Xw 9 M E ,, ew ,J K BEVERLY L. DAVIS BEV Glee Club 3, 4g Gym Exhibition 3, 4g junior Play CCastD 3. Q muon! cv Bao n -vcvnlntt VN! ginvnlui C4130 CAROL ANN DOOLEY DOOL Intramurals 3 4 Student Council 4 Glee Club 4 Band 4 Dance Committee 3 4 Senior Reception Committee 3 Commence ment CUsherJ 3 Band Concert CUsher7 3 Glee Club Concert CUsherJ 3 Oratorical Contest 3 4 Varsity Basketball CMan 'tgerj 3 4 Jumor Play CStage Managerj CEnterta1nmentD 3 Prom Committee 3 Classbook Committee QCO Edntorb 4 Art Exhibition 3 4 Laurel Glrls State Delegate 3 Honor Society 3 4 Senior Play fCast Stage Managerj 4 Storrs Model Con gress Delegate 4 Q Fellow Egg Ng 'I I U Do ERNEST C DOUGHERTY JR ERNIE Football 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 4-Can inn: No A A Ku nt maple RK 'Rl , ,an- 4.3 DOMINIC DRAGO DOM Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball CCo Captarnj 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 Homeroom Officer l 2 Dance Commrttee l 3 4 Gym Exhrbxtron 1 3 4 Dance Assembly 1 2 Commencement CUsherJ 2 3 qv QACVU - Ia Cub!! ,Bn-Sa-A G60 'Winn smut ROBERT JAMES DOUGHERTY BOBBY JIM Football l 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 Class Offxcer 2 Dance Commrtteel 2 3 4 Gym Exhrbrtronl 2 3 4 B ys Referee Club l jumor Play fUsherJ 3 Semor Commencement 3 Prom Commnttee CDate Bureauj 3 Rmg Commrttee CChaxr many 2 -Q FQQHDAK sm., I UUK 1, Wkfk R XY 'Rl MEIRADOR ANN DUNCAN DOR Intramurals l 7 3 4 Glee Club 2 Bandl 2 3 Class Ofllcer 1 Dance Commnttee 1 7 3 4 Hornet 1 Glee Club Concert iUsherD 3 Commencement CUsherD 3 unlor Play CStage Crewj 3 Semor Play CPubl1c1tyJ 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Class book Comm1ttee 4 1 Cvauwks I bun . s'C. J e.. IC' Rafi aol -nf JOSEPH DRISCOLL OE Gym Exhibitionl 2 3 4. 4-Sus sun Ng Lskkms 1. Banged W-Xb FRANK T FERRARO TERRY Football 2 4 Baseball 3 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Gym Exhnbl tlonl 2 5 4 Class Officer 2 Town, +5 'musk Sinha! tw 1 Wil H SANDRA FRANK SANDE Glee Club 3 4 Prom Commxrree 3 Chrrsrmas Assembly 3 Graduauon Chorus 3 v svlvuixn Susie ws-ik 1 lohkl-as GNN! lk X15 BARBARA ANN FRYER BARB Intramurals 1 2 Servlce Squad 1 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Vars y Hockey 3 Jumor Play CMake Upj 3 Q Gul Kostas 'even gLcu'L4 s Cue. fa CLAIRE ANN FRESCO CLAY Intramumlsl 2 3 Sen 1ce Squad 3 4 Homeroom Officer l 7 Dance Commnttee 7 3 Hornerl 2 3 4 fEd1rorJ Gym Exh1b1 mon 7 Dance Assembly 7 jumor Play CUsher Property Man agerb 3 Mayorettesl 2 3 4 Prom Comm1ttee3 L'1urelG1rls State Delegate 3 Recepuomsr 3 4 Q CXQ' .N rv.. no sal po c gChednk 55 28 -.3 1 - v v t .- X .. H . ,' . . ' Q s V 1 v w -a X '-1 - 1 a a a a ' -w -1 s ' . . . , 1 a s s a 1 4 ,L . ' ' s s ' . l -1 H - - - s 1 a a a 9 y 1 lf A ' , ' . U . ' v 'Q' DOROTHY L GODDARD DOFFY 4-'Rock vu'R XX md- Aoqs 1 fhgdknultd. SN' GLENDA MARY GOUGH GLEN Intramurals 1 2 5 4 Servxce Squad 2 Referee Club 1 Hockey 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 -Q Nuns! Qltn Cu gun! :Ruin 'P vk DAVID GRANDEL DAVE Dance Commxttee 3 Gym Exhlbmon 1 3 Drivers Club 1 Q CA 4 D593 Enqhsk K R Q Orshlvl 29 IIONA I HADDOCR 11 I1 FIIULIYIIS I x 1 1 um s aku 1 U II up xv. IX 5 TY? f Siwlst Rumi ce 2 'Task 1 X Bv-an-Q06 'D H+ II DY IOUIQIQ HALLDEN SXX I IDI Qi ' t IIIIYIITILIFIIS I 7 v Prom Commute: -f Dune Qmnrnuru nor P113 KI shcrk xhlbltlou I gi 4, Ry I- A Suzie. Cds U K V5.9 jgg -VA K 3 GPC IRI DI RIC IIARC RAVES FRI D Q -' Iomb1Il I C xm Ixhxbltlon 1 R ' I Cn M fvul Q Mx, oo g SHOUT BCKGLH X 30 I 4: f' rM'x ,f A. If ' I.IfIf 'X I rg I 5 . 1, 3, -Ig Gym Ifxlmibiriun I, 1. 5. -IL CIIIILIAIIIIII Clhb Ig M4 Am, 1, 2. 5. 91. HW-g KIXI.ll.lg' I 4. -4, . my I L PI.1 I.,'f.'I. ,, 4 .- QI Q: I I I A .. ,-,f1 Q I g L Lil 5 Sci I ' -ig Arr E' ' ' ' . 2. 3. -I. - f T I 1 I iiiii , 1 .r 1. 1 v I 'xl' I 5 2 3 1 4 2 I I fI-g 3 2 . un ' ' I 1 NANCY CAROLE HARRISON NANCE Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Senror Receptxon Com mrttee 2 Honor Socxety 3 4 Band Concert CUsherD 3 Com mencement 3 Varsnty Basketball 2 3 Jumor Play CPublxcttyD 3 All Star Volleyball 3 Graduatlon Chorus 1 2 3 Chrnstmas Chorusl 2 3 Nance. a s ll :Ended Czli cv ROBERT KENNETH HIGLEY BOB Football 2 Baseball 2 Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 Bob Qrnk mx lla LsNKa.s ITM an Neck JULIET ANELE HINES JULIET Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Semor Receptron Committee CDecorat mgb 1 Gym Exhnbmon 1 Art Club 1 Drrvers Club 1 Semor Play fUsherJ 4 Jumor Play CUsherD 3 Band Concert 3 Glee Club Concert 3 Hockeyl 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 N I-1--+ l 'Dicks llavnncdvi 'Pshif 31 1 SUZANNE HOLSENBECK SUE' Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4g Glee Club I, 25 Homeroom Officer 1, 2 Dance Committee 1, 2g Gym Exhibition 2, 5, 43 M21jOrCtt6S 2, 3, 4g Dance Assembly 1, 2, 5, 4g Varsity Hockey 4g Varsity Bas ketball 4' All-Star Volleyball 4' Prom Committee 3' Classbook Committee 4 G 460851105 Nunn ua K K Bvmbwd Cuimv DEANNA VIRGINIA JANNETTI Drivers Club 4 Q 'Pc Ctvqo Dee Dec Ru-sc work g Sbgqi cvct K ID 'QP '1 '9 LENORE ELIZABETH HOWI: Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 5 4 Christmas Chorus 1 2 5 Graduation Chorus 3 Homeroom Officer 2 Dance Com mittee 1 Drivers Club 4 Varsity Hockey 2 + Html o Wind' i Sfoqnt Crank RA DEE DEE K-at K v ' 1 5 I 1 , 0 ' 4 Su 1 ' v . ULEEH , , i Z y , , Q , 1 Q Q Q ' 3 9 ' - In ' . ai ,I ' A W3 ,lik 'Vii I ' ' 'fgf l H -- v . 1 32 ' , K L55 i 4 'Q f 3' - V, LYNNE J KENT LYNNE Servxce Squad 3 4 Gym Exhtbttron 1 3 .qv 31-kool nn: a ho ssucrk K Sy,,,,Y Cask GERALDIN E ANN KACZYNSKI GERI Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Servtce Squad 3 Dance Committee 1 3 4 Homeroom Officer 1 Dance Assemblyl 2 3 4 Gym Exhr bntxon 1 Z 3 4 Oiicnatmg Clubl Horizon Club 4 Shamrock Follles CUsherJ 2 Sennor Play CUsherJ 4 Varsnty Basketball 4 Varsnty Hockey 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 fCapta1nD mrttee 4 Hockey Playday 4 All Star Volleyball 3 4 Sweater Award 3 Honor Soclety 3 4 4 R' sus Girl O folnxx 6 But 1 avwngirl Rm' ROSE VALERIE KIKOSICKI ROSIE Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Semor Re ceptxon Commxttee 2, Dance Assembly fLlghIlflg7 3, Horrzon Club 4, Majorettes 4, Varsxty Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsrty Hockey 3, 4, Hockey Playday 4, All Star Volleyball 3, 4, junnor Play fPubl1c1tyJ 3, Prom Commrttee fPubl1c1tyD 3, Classbook Com mrttee 4, Art Exhnbltron 1, 2, 3, Senlor Play CPubl1c1tyJ 4 S' 1- Ronh. IQ P' 5 -gg vmwiu K neu! 33 ' a 1 a l D 1 9 a a 1 ' 1 1 , Z Z 2 1 1 17 27 37 S 7 S Y I Y 9 L A Junior Play CUsherD 3, Prom Committee 3, Classbook Com- ,j 1 ' Q 5 - , Q ,Q ,Je Q a - A sm N - U JOHN E KNECHT JACK Footballl 3 4 Dance Commxrreel 2 3 4 Prom Commnrree 3 Class Oflicer 7 4 Homeroom Offlcer 1 I-.GK Q YVIQQ s I 3 Bingo'-J Riva' PATRICIA ANN KOWALSKI PAT Nd Reis I Fouvlls labnvl CATHERINE A KRELOWICZ CATHY Intramuras 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 7 3 Band 3 Horlzon Club 'lk 4 jumor Play fMake Up Commxtreep 3 Honor Soclety 4 In 4 Red- Ca M Nsvncus R if-'erik Bad Q ' , , , Q ' .L . 21 ,Q 5 I - on ' A gaiiif' 3 Hornet lg Homeroom Oflicer 1. 'Us -s Bags Pd l u ?' l , U ' ' . , 1 ' v Intramurals 2 3 4 JANET RUTH LEDBURY AN Intramurals 2 3 4 Servrce Squad 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Class Ofhcer 3 Dance Commrttee 3 4 Gym Exhrbntron 3 4 Dance Assembly CL1ght1ngj 3 Horlzon Club fofl-ICCID 4 Senlor Pla CUsherJ 4 Hockey 4 Basketball 4 Cheerleader 3 4 junror Play CUsherD 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Classbook Commrttee 4 Charles Freeman Essay Contest 63rd Prrzeb 3 Graduatxon Chorus 2 3 Varsrty Show Chorus4 4 dnsnvtvq I aa. qv!!!-A XWQ Qvdnnl WENDOLYN LA BRIE WENDY ug Quan wuX0 A61 .W K 'km R I xx if BETSY BROCK LENDROTH BETS Servrce Squad 3 Glee Club 1 Band 2 3 4 Junior Play CMake Up Commrtteeb 3 Classbook Commxttee 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 1 'hulls sch N Lak in 1 Bvugsvi Tau? KATHLEEN ELIZABETH LEWIS KATHY LEW Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Committee 3, 4g Drivers Club Ig Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2g Junior Play CStage Handy 35 Prom Committee CDecoratingJ 3, 1 k.u:rqaql varies -Inks. tu Q msamsn G- MARY LOU MCBRIDE MAC Intramurals 3 4 Service Squad 3 Glee Club 4 Homeroom Officer 1 2 Dance Committee 1 2 3 4 Hornet 1 CExchange Edxtorj 2 CExchange and Alumni Editorh 3 CSecretaryD 4 Usher CGlee Club Concert 3 Band Concert 3 Graduation 3 Class Night 37 junior Play CUsherJ 3 Christmas Chorus 4 Prom Committee 3 Classbook Committee 4 Quill and Scroll mit ' cbgcll I Shank Bank BEVERLY MARIE LYNCH BEV Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Service Squad 3 Glee Club l Band I Class Officer 4 Homeroom Officer 1 2 Dance Committee 1 7 3 4 Gym Exhib1t1on3 Dance Assembly 2 3 4 Horizon Club QSecretaryJ 4 Commencement CUsherJ 3 Band Concert 3 Glee Club 3 Majorette 4 junior Play QCastD 3 Prom Com mittee CRefreshmentsJ 3 Ring Committee 3 Classbook Com mittee 4 Senior Play fUsherJ 4 Ben QQAMQ label sux! I Bvnnsnl clvkli' all if s 1 a 1 s 1 1 a 1 9 - 5 y x x 9 1 1 K .A , , . . 1 1 Q v s , . ' . - - jr- 37, 2 L5 lk 'Q 1' an iv n v a a 1 a s s v 1 1 1 a 1 1 Q 1 1 1 v - I . U . n a a - . JACK MCCOY THE COOL ONE Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 5 4 Intramurals 1 Servxce Squad 3 Band 1 Class Oficer 2 Dance Committee 3 4 Gym Exhrbrtron 3 Referee Club 1 Graduanon Exercrses CUsherJ 3 Prom Commrttee 3 'I 'hula G. Tak 'huksvs 3 Fuqua Sl' as N324 Jw JANICE ELLEN MEEK JANICE Prom Commrttee 3 To me q-Cook! No Annika-L 1 Cv:-nh 'Bu' 'V CHARLES EDWIN MICHAELSON CHAZ Intramurals 1' Band 1 2 3 4' Art Club 1' Prom Committee 3. vggl 5 kt Chas Q mx u Ns Ankle! A11-:mini lvoivif 37 ANNE ELIZABETH MORAWSKI ANNE Intramurals I 2 3 4' Service Squad 2' Band 2' Class Ofhcer I' Dance Committee 1 2 3' Senior Reception Committee 2' Hornet 1 2 3 4' Gym Exhibition 1 2 3' Dance Assembly 1 2 3' Usher Cjunior Play 3 Class Night 3 Baccalaureate 3 Gradua- tion 3J' Basketball 2 3 4' Hockey 2 3 4' Prom Committee 3' Classbook Committee 4. mm ahah Q -Sphlcvt lmvxf si'- Prom Queen 3 WILLIAM T NARY JR BILLY Senior Play CSound Effectsb 4 q Saoiwvs a X RQ 1 SHUI! '91-NL 38 PRIMULA HOLABIRD MURPHY PRIM Service Squad 3 Glee Club 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Officer 1 2 Dance Committee 3 Horizon Club 4 junior Play fCastJ 3 Senior Play CCastJ 4 Essay Contest 12nd Prizej 3 Prom Committee 3 Classbook Committee 4 Honor Society 3 4 1' is :Yami Gaiman Gauss: I SM f B116 .iQ RUTH lil.IZABliTH OPIE Glcc Club l, 2g Homcroom Otllcer l, 2. Al7Ul.l9H l'fXll2R, VIR. wIlfNlIi l:oorlw.xll l, f, 4, ll lilsclmll Z,-i1 l5.1sl-cctlull l, 21 lntrglmurnls l, 7 3, lL SL-rvilc Squml 3, lg Homcroom Otllcer l, Mg Class Olliccr JL llmcc Commarrcc I, 2, 31 Gym lixhibirion l, 5. rig Honor Sociu-my l'l4fL'.1SLIfCIl 7, 'l. if-'ood Iullign No aikkll 1 Ou si uni' Sf. -ff? 23 '. Ons-...--9 Y 'Tian . - , Q Eff-if 'x J A R . 7 Q 5 4 q Yhunic. Ratt' Ns litxiklf ,L 55,1 Curl L' N as 73 Q N C! NRUTHIE VINCENT F. PANARONI VINNIE Football 2, 3, Al. , A 39 I .Al EQ ' ' 391' . r N-hues outta! llii -van-haue-hours x Ckzd md 5+- MHXXUI N VRR7' U lil I 1- dancin Bcvvxkc I -No AHXRKU y Rxti 91 ROISIQRT CJIZORCQII PII.Vl1NlS XO ut . 1 '.1mur. S 1 v -.mn Hamer IL SL-ram' lhqw flOf1ciUIDIHiIIC'C 11 QI' 2' A 1' ,l w 1 .1 ,g I Cumrucm' A N ' W 9, 3 11-r .L 4 . x ns, u C vIUIHllIL'L'-4, B. ,l,,,,x,,.,, must - Cath X 40 IW Q Nu We :Xxx qu 1,1 II Nvvw-s Yfleuxsi' ,M X ir. xx 'fm 45 PF 1 ERNESTINE E. REDMOND ERNI Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 45 Service Squad 4g Glee Club lg Dance Commnttee 5 Gym Exh1b1t1on 5 Dance Assembly 2 5 Semor Play fUsherJ 4 Majorettes 2 Cheerleader 5 4 V1fSlIy Hockey 3 4 jumor Play QUsherJ 5 Prom Commxrtee 3 4 Hymns vu on c onli I -P'QVl+ RICHARD BLACKSTONE ROBINSON DICKIE Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 0 F-'cfm uovk Q Duke si '2 N. A-skku l zz, x S551 Cnc! Rl PATRICIA ROURKE PAT Glee Club l 2 5 4 junxor Play CMake Up? 3 t hcdssn Na 86 Ku X Iwi an Nttk 41 BARRY GEORGE ROYDEN BARRY Football 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 Student Counc1l2 3 4 Class Offlcerl 2 3 4 Homeroom Officer 1 2 3 Referee Club I Commencement CUsherJ 3 Classbook Commlttee 4 Q Yankees Ddqas Kebvoklwlf ROBERT SANTA BARBARA BOB sh -r Ctoklvq .no Nm 1 r Bvsnfwl WIN -1' ELLIOTT RICHARD SAMPSON DICKIE Football 1 2 Baseball 2 Basketball CManager7 2 3 Servnce Squad 1 4 Student Councnl I 2 3 4 Homeroom Oficer 1 2 Dance Committee 2 3 Audlo Vlsual Club I Iumor Play CCastJ 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Hornet4 Sen1or Play CPtops7 4 has Q Fovcslwl 'SM' CHUCK N ' -v .' '. Q, 'l ' 1.x , .- 1, 1 1 1 xx 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 v 1 1 1 1 he as Af ' , .. .. 1 Y , Y U X 1 1 ' at 7 Y 1 ' .1 . .I - O 1 I 3 BARBARA FRANCES SCHMERMON D BOBBY Dance Commnttee 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Classbook Commmee 4 Art Exhrbmon 1 2 Bbw 'QBQQKQUBQXX :uvnkQi x Pine Ouhva BARBARA ANNE SCI-IMIDT BOBBY Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Band 2 Dance Commrttee 4 Gym Exh1b1t1on1 2 Dance Assernblyl 2 3 4 Varxety Show CUsherJ 3 Bda Q Vsvlus Y mm x Hddnliss Gun V '13 ELWOOD WESTON SHEPARD SHEP Servnce Squad 3 Homeroom Officer 1 2 Dance Commrttee 1 4' E qiuccvhs Uh A-:Hhs X Bvaugvi QAIV Shop ERWIN RAY SPARKS RAY Servlce Squad 5 4 Band 1 bym Exhlbltlon 1 Science Club 1 Junxor Play CUsherJ 3 Classbook Commnttee 4 Freshman Play 1 Vnsual Alds Club 1 Student Councnl 4 Q W dikth R No Q UMKC! x Ns ik Bnmcli JOHN EVERETT STEWART JOHN Yoko , No I ol Kia :Tux fact JUDITH MILDRED STRUZINSKI JUDY Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Junnor Play CSoun Effectsj 3 Senxor Play CMake Upj 4 I Q Cvsthlxuw N di-skKu lilsvus Www YT? N NANCY RUTH TAYLOR NANCE Glee Club 2 3 QACCOHIPHHISIJ 4 Horneroom Officer 1 2 Class Officer 4 Dance Comrnnttee 3 4 Hornet 1 CAss1stant Advertns mg Managerj 2 fAclvert1s1ng Managerb 3 4 Band Concert CUsherJ 1 Jumor Play CCastD 3 Prom COITIIDIIICC 3 Senlor Play CCastJ 4 Honor Soclety CSecretaryJ 3 4 Qunll and Scroll 3 Charles Freeman Essay Contest flst Prnzej 3 Prom Attendant 3 Chrnstmas Chorus 2 3 4 Graduatnon Chorus 2 3 Baccalaureate Chorus 2 3 4 In caan Kuna :ucv n Iwi as Neel WALTER WAYNE SYLVESTER WALT Baseball CManagerJ 2 Glee Club 4 Oratorlcal Contest 3 Class book Commnttee CCo Edxtorj 4 4- GKUA WMC? utsdvml uiii g 9 govthtli Dali' JOSEPH JOHN THOMAS JOEY Footballl 2 3 Baseballl 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Gym Exhnbrtlon 2 Ton. 1' Chun? I has Edu I 3501914 flier DONNA RUTH THOMPSON DONNA Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Servrce Squad 2 Student Councrl 3 4 Homeroom Ofhcer 2 umor Play CUsherJ 3 Senror Play CUsherJ 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Varsrty Hockey CManagerb 3 4 Varsrty Basketball 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Rmg Committee 2 ball Team 4 Honor Soclety 4 QTY Donna N I Ulidskass Gnu. Socxety 4 MARION E WELLES WELLESLY Glee Club 3, 4, Chrrstmas Chorus 3, 4, Graduatlon Chorus 3, Band 1, 2, 3 + Sim! 'Y'1m C g Si-muy' CICIK 46 ,I - DIANA VAN PELT VILAS Band 3 4 Gym Exhrbrtron 3 4 Dance Assembly 3 4 Honor 4- Cubs a - X 6:1511 Beads L J ' . L ' - Classbook Committee 4g Hockey Playday 3, 4g All-Star Volley- - .S .tnt S ,1 C ! 3 CAROL SUE WOODMAN WOODIE Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Service Squad 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 45 Home- room Oflicer 1, 2, 3, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Recep- tion Committee 2, Hornet 1, 2, 3, 4g Usher CG1ee Club Concert 3 Band Concert 3, Senior Play 41, junior Play fSound Effectsh ELAINE ZAFFINO LAINY Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Senior Play CUsherJ 4 Mayorettes 2 3 CCapta1nJ 4 Basketball 3 4 Varsity Hockey 4 Horizon Club 4 Glee Club 1 2 Dance Committee 1 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 junior Play CEntertammentJ 3 Senior Reception Committee 2 Dance Assembly 2 Classbook Committee 4 Class Officer 3 4 3g Prom Committee 3. l-'Ddwtii Us 'G -ached w-spd' X Shad Beech Q' Ylolovcltu Lllnx iiuhils :bu I itil 'nina S+ .- H BARBARA THERESA ZURKUS BARB Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Band 1 Homeroom OHicer 1 2 Dance Committee 1 3 4 Hornet 3 4 Horizon Club 4 Drivers Club 4 Commencement fUsherD 3 Band Concert fUsherJ 3 Glee Club Concert CUsherJ 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Play CCastD 4 Honor Society 3 4 4- Recoil! 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XDA l J' ..,. 7 'lf Col f fn J -Q CLASS WILL In behalf of Branford Hxbh Schools class of n1neteen hundred fifty srx we-Carol Woodman Lelah Alexander and Nancy Taylor-do hereby proclalm thenr last wxll and ICSIZIITICHI We leave our well worn path To the halls of Branford Hlgh May the echo of our footsteps Lxve on and never d1e Thanks to all the faculty Who have gurded us these years We feel that we can face the world W1thout havmg any fears An xnvestrgatnng squad we ll form To help out Mrs Kennedy The truant surely wrll be found Hooky playnng yust won t be' To the jumors we leave a compass Of troubles let s hope they have none ln maklng more perfect clrcles When around as wheels they run When Messrs Prnkham Hatfield and Brew er Return to school next year Let s hope they have fewer worr1es Than when we all were here Now here s a group deservlng thanks Who work from dawn to eve None else but our kmd office staff Whom we really hate to leave And prarse for the busy people Who keep our school so clean They help 1n any way they can Our jamtors we mean To the Sophs we leave the gray halrs Acquired whrle wamng for our rmgs Also we leave the play the prom And all that your next year brmgs Make the most of the commg years' Freshman please heed our adv1ce For the frlendshlps and knowledge you gain Wlll be wnrh you the rest of your l1fe 56 , 1 -.Ld py Txov- .9 .,- v -, a nl-1 - M' ' 1? - v,,Ak B 'rs r J' X M S, 1'f, , 'n' LI. .ala I 'ft - t .7 N l l 'I , c , 4 4 4 a l I . 4 ' ' . 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I , Y 7 7 ELIZABETH ADAMS leave with my roller skates to join the Roller Derby WILLIAM ANISKOVICH leave the rest of my teeth to the football field so they can keep the others company WILLIAM BABCOCK leave my Afghanistan Headlock to Gorgeous George PHILIP BABIN leave my halo to Bobby McGowan We DAVID BAKER and VINCENT PANARONI leave our love for cows to the Branford Dairy YVONNE BALDELLI leave the memories of my trip to Europe to the envious people who stayed at home DAVID BARKER leave my tennis racket and trophies to Tony Trabert JACK BERIO leave my he man build to Rock Hudson BILLYE BIGELOW leave my hockey superiority to Joanne Scharf WAYNE BIGELOW leave some of my wit to Miss Seavey and keep the rest for myself KLAS BJORK leave my taxung service to Maurlce Metcalfe ALBA BORSOI leave my neat appearance to Jane Mxschler ROBERT BOSWELL, leave my legible OJ handwriting in the chicken coop SCOTT BRANDRIFF leave my love for math to Pythagorus LORETTA BRAZZELL leave John Kelly my many tardy slips to save him trips to the office CORNELIA BROEKHUYSEN leave my school girl complexion to Camay Soap We WILLIAM BUCK and JOHN STEWART leave our sky scraping statures to Mickey Rooney and Pinky Lee I KATHERINE CAMERON leave my love and appreciation of poetry to Emily Dickinson I CAROL CARLSON leave my green Food Basket smock to some deserving Irishman I RUTH CHADWICK leave my bubbling personality to Dubble Bubble Bubble Bath Inc We LOUISE CHIUDINE and NANCY HARRISON leave our loyal school spnrit to Katherine Kelsey and Marion Kaselinas DAVID CLARK leave as an outstanding introvert DARBY CONNOR leave my packed morning passengers to a sardme factory Trouble Wlth Harry BEVERLY DAVIS leave my dramatic ability to the Barrymore family WILLIAM DONADIO leave my 36 Ford at the dump CAROL DOOLEY leave my remarkable versatility to Superman ERNEST DOUGHERTY leave my nickname Thumper to Walt Disney ROBERT DOUGHERTY leave my Korny Kracks to Kellogg and Company DOMINIC DRAGO leave my mammoth shoulder pads to Herbie Stannard JOSEPH DRISCOLL leave my dashing appearance to Peter Domek MEIRADOR DUNCAN leave my nickname to some poor Dor less building SANDRA FRANK leave my little feet to Minnie Mouse FRANK FERRARO Callas Terryb leave to join my pirates CLAIRE FRESCO leave my editor s cap to next year s H ORNET editor BARBARA FRYER leave my typewriter ribbon to the waste basket DOROTHY GODDARD leave my cute hair style to Elizabeth Taylor GLENDA GOUGH leave my love for garage mechanxcs to Wilson Auto Sales DAVID GRANDEL leave my V necked sweaters to the alphabet LEONA HADDOCK leave having proven that good things come in small packages JUDITH HALLDEN leave the memories of the summers at Indian Neck to Noel Favarger FRED HARGRAVES leave my grin to the Cheshire Cat ROBERT HIGLEY leave my dreamy eyes to Clark Gable JULIET HINES leave my love for horses to Arthur Godfrey SUSANNE HOLSENBECK leave my skill on the dance floor to Arthur Murray LENORE HOWE Ieave my hikes to school for the Boy Scout field trips We DEANNA JANETTI and JOAN CARDEN leave our love for Stony Creek to Jane McDonald and James Reilly 57 I, , . . . I I, , I, , ' . I, , . I, , . . I, , ' ' . I, , - ' . I, , ' ' . I, , . . I, I , .2 . . D I, , , ' . I, . U . . . . U I, , . I, , . , . . I, , - ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, HARRY CORNING, leave my job at the movies to find out What's the L , . . . . Q I, , ' . I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, , . I, , ' . I, ' , ' . I, , . ,, . . i L , . . . U . I, , . . . . . I, , ' ' ' ' . I, ' , ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, , - . L , , . ,, . . I, , . . I, , ' ' . I, , . I, , . I, , ' . I, , ' ' . GERALDINE KACZYNSKI leave my battered megaphone to be patched up for next year s captann LYNNE KENT leave my love for square dancmg at Seasxde Hall to Pat John son ROSE KIKOSICKI leave my many hours of study to everyone who takes Soc1o Econom1cs JOHN KN ECHT leave my fabulous record collectnon to Alan Frend PATRICIA KOWALSKI leave the devxl 1n my eye to Mrs Kennedy CATHERINE KRELOWICZ leave my pearly whxte teeth to Ipana Toothpaste WEN DY LABRIE leave my quxet unassummg ways to Carol Srwakoskr JANET LEDBURY leave my raxlroad passes for the Juruors to use on the1r UN tr1 BETSY LENDROTH leave my transcrnptxon tnrnmgs to Mrs Mnschler KATHLEEN LEWIS leave my art1st1c creat1veness to Connle Borz1llo BEVERLY LYNCH leave my Gee that s Great to replace Mr Cotes Geesom Crow MARY LOU MCBRIDE leave my frequent fnts of laughter to the laughxng hyena JACK McCOY leave my long strrdes to the Olympnc Track Team JANICE MEEK leave my radnant golden haxr to Prell Shampoo CHARLES MICHAELSON leave my agxlxty to Raggedy Andy ANNE MORAWSKI leave my secret of success rn Shorthand Do your home work 1n Math class PRIMULA MURPHY leave my charm and ponse to Grace Kelly WILLIAM NARY leave my sc1ent16c dtscussrons w1th MISS Jefferson to Em stem RUTH OPIE leave my d1mples to Barbara Evans ADOLPH PAIER leave my money bags to Fort Knox BERNICE PARZYCH leave my soft spoken ways to Carol Dahlqunst UD JOANNE PELTIER leave my Lzbro de Efpanol to Gen Zdanowncz ROBERT PILVENIS leave to have Duck a la Mode wrth Mrs Melckle ERNESTINE REDMOND leave my ch1c wardrobe to Vogue RICHARD ROBINSON leave my woodwork1ng skrll to automatron BARRY ROYDEN leave my ep1grammat1c dncta to Mxss Percxval ELLIOTT SAMPSON leave my curxosnty to Walter W1nchell ROBERT SANTA BARBARA leave? Gee I just got here BARBARA SCHMERMOND leave my sophlstncatlon to Nancy Clark BARBARA SCHMIDT leave my d1st1nct1ve walk to Barbara Johnson ELWOOD SHEPARD leave my amxable manner to Bully Kelsey RAY SPARKS leave to devote my full t1me to the C1v1l A1r Patrol PATRICIA ROURKE leave my k1ndly smrle to Marxanne Melchronde JUDITH STRUZINSKI leave my fa1thful attendance at 1ntramurals to my srster at WALTER SYLVESTER leave my fl1rt1ng technrque to Cesar Romero JOSEPH THOMAS leave my clarxnet to John Beach DONNA THOMPSON leave my perfect posture and graceful carnage to the Hanover Modelmg School MARION WELLES leave my glockensperl to Mr Rossell1 DIANA VILAS leave my acrobat1c dexternty to Peter Pan ELAINE ZAFFINO leave my congemahty to Betsy Armstrong BARBARA ZURKUS leave my busmess wnrh Mr Colter Mr Loeb and Dr Spears to I Led Three L1ves MARY ANN ZURKUS leave the clrnver educatxon car 1n one pxece RAYMOND ZUWALLACK leave my s1ze 13 s to the Old Woman Who Lnved In A Shoe NANCY TAYLOR LELAH ALEXANDER and CAROL WOODMAN hav mg executed the drawmg up of th1s class will wlth the best of our feeble ab1l1t1es do hereby leave takmg wnth us the memor1es of many happy moments spent at B H S thxs twelfth day of June n1neteen hundred fifty SIX we srgn and seal th1s document and leave xt to posterxty 58 In 7 I, , I 1 a - 1, ' , '- 1, ' , ' ' . 1, , ' ' . . 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I I . , . -. , . . ?l Adm ..h X CLASS 5' PROPHEC Y Good evening Mr and Mrs America These are your roving reporters Elaine Zafiino Bob Pilvenis and anet Ledbury presentmg to you todays news today It was recently announced that LIZ Adams won the Women s American Charr1p1onsh1p in roller skating Bev Davis was voted most promising actress of 1966 for her role in Ram on the Roof written by Kay Cameron and directed by Lee Alexander Colonel Bill Aniskovich was the rec1p1ent of the KP Medal of Honor mandant of the Marine Corps Ray ZuWallack Coach Bill Babcock was elevated to the position of head football coach at Springfield College The noted American hypnotist David Baker put his patient Phil Bab1n into a trance last March and has not yet found a cure to bring him out of it Dr Wayne Bigelow has ended his program of research which has caused his nurses Yvonne Baldelli and Joanne Peltier to become interested in making glass shoes so that the heels wont squeak World Tennis Champion Dave Barker has recently defended his title against Bonzo the kangaroo Loretta Brazzell s version of the mambo created much discussion among the music c1rcles in New York jack BeflO and Barbara Zurkus have been added to the TV panel which is dnscussing whether or not Shakespeare wrote Tztu: Andromcus Klas Byork that famous couch salesman has stunned the world with his new portable loveseat Elaine Zaffino has finally given her fascmatmg Twirling Flea Circus back to the dogs 59 1 O ' .14 - - Nl 5 K' . , . . , J y . . as Champion Potato Peeler l966, which was presented to him by Com- FLASH' Nina Broekhuysen and Dom Drago have ended their famous argument on antidisestablishmentarianism Bob Boswell and Ray Sparks those crazy scientists have been blamed for the explosion which occurred last May in the johns Hopkins Chem Lab The Brandriff Ferraro Tumbling Team which won world fame this year was recently hospitalized with fractured skulls Dor Duncan head nurse at Middletown Hospital caught the notorious lunatic that has been causing so much trouble lately Joan Carden opened that fabulous Bugs Bunny Factory with Carol Carl son as her private secretary Bill Nary that ingenious inventor introduced the tel awriter which writes as you talk Alba Boroso the tile queen has hired Mary Ann Zurkus to help her manage her many tile factories The ownership of the Bedlam Cow Farm has been sold to Ernie Dougherty and ex owners Darby Connor and Dick Robinson are opening a Chihauhua kennel Harry Corning owner of the Corning Funeral Home is being advertised as the last man to let you down Ruth Chadwick and anice Meek are sales representatives for the Meek wick Lollipop Factory Dave Clark and Bill Buck are the new co editors of that well known Lazy Man 5 Magazme joe Driscoll is selling souped up engines to Billy Donadios Hot Rod Mary Lou McBride Vice President of the D W Owens 8: Sons Real Estate Insurance and Law Concern signed a contract which stated she agreed to work loyally for another eighty years Carol Dooleys fabulous Mickey Mouse designs are being shown at the Waldorf Astoria by Barbara Schmidt one of the students from the Schmer mond Modeling School Bob Dougherty former pro football star is chief pig skinner at Dave Grandel s pigskin factory LOCAL NEWS- In the New Haven spotlight we find Billye Bigelow high scorer for the Tel Belles Two other members of this outstanding team are Judy Stru zinski and Kathy Lewis Deanna jannetti Lynn Kent and Ruth Opie have taken up the profes sion of teaching the youngsters in Stony Creek the correct way of digging clams Louise Chiudrne and Nancy Harrison entered the UN as Spanish in terpreters Of ourse everyone remembers that Toad Stool Soup put on the market by the Parzych Welles and Hallden Kitchen which won a prize in the Gehlte Fzrb New: Bob Santa Barbara accomplished body rebuilder is teaching grass hoppers his technique Many people are signing up for Carol Woodmans course in How to have Sparkling Baggy Eyes How about you? 60 l,, . . . . . ,, 3 7 - y . . 3 I I ' 7 7 1 7 ' ' . . ! 7 Y 9 , . 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These engines have gained state wide fame for their slowness. 7 3 1 , - 7 S a a ' C l 7 3 ' S a 9 ' NATIONAL NEWS- At the London Paladrum the rnternatnonally famous Floppers consxstrng of Sue Holsenbeck Gerr Kaczynskr Bev Lynch and Anne Morawskr have broken the sterlxng record for the most performances Barry Royden mayor of Ice Cube Land has apponnted Clanre Fresco superrntendent of the Eskrmo School system Bob P1lven1s voted Paul Bunyan of 1966 has found a method of grow rng read made toothprcks Sande Frank and Dot Goddard are speed wartresses 1n LaBr1es Self Servrce restaurant Glenda Gough and julret H1nes have brought the1r horse show whtch was judged the fmest thns year to Madrson Square Garden One of the stars of the show rs Bob Hxgley a former bareback rrder wnth the Hargraves and Stewart Caterprllar Cnrcus Jack McCoy popular vocalrst left the Unrted States today for Afrrca He mtends to hrre some natlves for hrs nlghtclub act That well known all gxrl band the Tooters made up of Drana Vrlas Betsy Lendroth and Barbara Fryer have recexved the Golden Record of the month Leona Haddock Pat Kowalskr and Cathy Krelowlcz well known speed typrsts have hlt the ten words a mmute mark Rose Kxkostckr has taken over the fashnon world wxth her creattons exclusxvely for red heads Helpmg her keep the records stralght IS Lenore janet Ledbury accomplnshed the rmpossrble handsprnng wrthout hands john Emstexn Knecht desxgned the Hornet first rocketshtp to land on the moon The famous Mlchaelson Boat Yard floated away durmg the 1966 Drrzzle Prnm Murphy our ambassador to Dlsneyland recently read her report to the natlon The manrpulator responsnble when the stock market crashed to the top last October was Adolph Paxer That classy Vin Panaronr head of the Puerto RICBH Labor Un1on has chosen Ernestxne Redmond as hrs rnterpretnng secretary D1ck1e Sampson has been named johnny Appleseed of 1965 by the Socrety of Amer1can Foresters Shep Shepard the A 84 P K1ng spent the wxnter last year rn Florndt peeltng oranges for sale thus summer joe Thomas jazz krng IS grvrng a Jazz concert at the Metropolttan Opera House Our own Walt Sylvester has recently been appomtecl Poet Laureate by Her Malesty Donna Thompson Pat Rourke head nurse at Anrmule Hosprtal IS havmg trouble wnth the mules Now this 1S janet Ledbury Bob P1lven1s and Elaine Zafflno saying glad we could get together and be vrewrng you 61 . . . y 7 1 3 7 , , . 1 . 7 7 . D 3 5 ' . , .. . , 7 1 . 4 ' 1 , . . Howe, and handling publicity is Nancy Taylor. 5 7 3 7 7 .. , H . , . . . 2 v s 4 7 From january to December MOME TS REMEMBER We ll have moments to remember The New Year s Eve we drd the town The day we tore the goal post down We wrll have these moments to remember The quret walks the norsy fun The ballroom prrze we almost won We wrll have these moments to remember Though summer turns to wrnter and the present drsappears The laughter we were glad to share wrll echo through the years When other nrghts and other days May frnd us gone our separate ways We wrll have these Moments To Remember Remember when PHIL BABIN was supposed to be hypnotrzed rn the Senror Play and he proceeded to scratch hrs nose? CAROL WOODMAN fell down the starrs and broke her leg? LAINY ZAFFINO took Anne Morawskrs pocketbook as a yoke and a specral meetrng was called to find out who the culprrt was? SHEP SHEPARD and JACK KNECHT trred to burld a radro rn Mr Drck s room? JOANNE PELTIER stood up rn Englrsh and found out to everyones surprrse she had lost her vorce? Farr? I wonder rf the judges were just lookrng at the horses BILLY NARY decrded to come back to BHS after short stay rn another school? ERNIE REDMOND had the prrvrlege of berng both a mayorette and a cheerleader? Remember when JACK McCOY casually walked out of the UN restau tant after orderrng a steak unrntentronally of course? MARY LOU McBRIDE stood up rn Mr Cotes Spanrsh class and two buttons popped off her skrrt? GERRI KACZYNSKI and SUE I-IOLSENBECK hesrtated to take off therr shoes rn front of Mrss Moessmang be cause they both had arr condrtroned socks on? CAROL DOOLEY got caught smokrng a pencrl crgarette rn Mrss Lorson s room? JACK BERIO gave that delrghtful report on makrng jurcy hot dogs ? Remember when DAVE BAKER locked BILLYE BIGELOW rn one of the school lockers? BETSY LENDROTH captured the sprder rn Spanrsh and held up the class frfteen mrnutes rn dorng rt? LORRETTA BRAZZELL generously showered the grrls rn gym class wrth Johnsons Baby Powder? It seemed as though CATI-IY KRELOWICZ was always her favorrte target BOB SANTA BARBA managed to keep the whole room pumprng because of a nervous habrt of yrgglrng hrs feet? BILLY ANISKOVICH Brst smrled after losrng hrs teeth rn a football game? Remember when BILLY DONADIO would forgetfully leave somethrng a crgarette? MARION WELLES broke the speed record whrle run nrng down the field to catch up wrth the band? ROSE KIKOSICKI dropped her baton at a rally and turned as red as her unrform? HARRY CORNING came to school rn hrs payama tops mrstaken for a shrrt? GLENDA GOUGH closed the door to 306 and her eye lashes were caught rn rt? Remember when LOUISE CHIUDINE went up for the fifth trme to get her drrver s lrcense? BOB PILVENIS was selected to represent New England rn the Boy Scouts Report to Presrdent Ersenhower and Marrlyn Monroe? ALBA BORSOI got so carrred away wrth an example on the board rn typrng she typed Mary Smrth on her own paper? PRIM MURPHY was crowned queen of our junror Prom whrle the orchestra played Mrckey Mouse Mambo? Professor RAY SPARKS gave the strrrrng report rn Socro Economrcs? ig. ., JULIET HINES won half of the prlzes atlthte Guilford in .his car and in the process of getting it happen to find . ' . . . a ' ' l - Remember when SKEET BARKER DOM DRAGO and BARRY ROY DEN clrmbed over the fence rn the North Haven school and couldnt get back over? Sure rt was the school you were lookrng over? CLAY FRESCO polrtely smrled at a polrceman as she drove by wrthout a lrcense? DONNA THOMPSON spent an afternoon rn the East Caves wrth a 6 rnch sprder? 4 SCZJTTY BRANDRIFF was on TV? Was rt Channel or l? BERNICE PARZYCH had all those blrsters on her feet the reason berng the Junror Prom the day before? Remember 11 hen WAYNE BIGELOW drd that excellent rmpersonatron of radro announcers from drfferent countrres? LEONA HADDOCK took her drrvers test and got so nervous she hrt a car? BARB ZURKUS was hypnotrzed rnto a football player rn the Senror Play? NINA BROEK IUYSEN came to school wrth a new short harr cut? What a shock' Remember when BOB BOSWELL concocted that BOMB rn Chemrstry? NANCY TAYLOR went around askrng for a collar to wear rn the Senror Play and ended up wrth erght? Naturally she only wore one WENDY LABRIE first came to BHS and someone thought her name was Wmdy? BEV LYNCH came casually rnto school rn Bermudas and when she found out she was the only one who wore them ran home? TERRY FERRARO and BILLY BUCK went walkrng down the school halls srde by srde lookrng lrke Mutt and eff? Remember when WALT SYLVESTER first got hrs sleek green Studebaker and went buzzrng through town rn t? ADOLPH PAIER was chosen to get the Savrtt Award? Ill bet he was the first pear to get rt LYNNE KENT surprrsed everyone wrth some amazrng back bends rn the gym exhrbrtron? BOBBY SCHMIDT got so excrted at a football game she went flyrng off the back of the bleachers? Remember when MARYANN ZURKUS came out on the stage as P rn the Sob Famrly and almost lost her pants? NANCY HARRISON sprlled acrd on a test tube rack rn Chemrstry and rt turned black and walked away? It couldnt have been a test tube rack ERNIE and BOBBY DOUGHERTY actually came to school on trme for one whole week? LEE HOWE decrded to become real serrous and every one was so drsappornted she went back to normal? RUTH CHADWICK and CAROL CARLSON won prrzes rn the Charles Freeman Essay Contest when we were yust Freshmen? Remember u hen BEV DAVIS drd that great Job of ad lrbbrng rn the Junror Play when someone forgot hrs lrnes? BOBBY SCHMERMOND nearly jumped out the wrndow whrle dressmg for the Prom Fashron Show the reason berng that Mr Potts had come rn to clean? JOE THOMAS DARBY CONNOR DAVE GRANDEL and BOB HIGLEY actually hxed a car so rt ran later? LIZ ADAMS came walkrng rnto the gym as a cowboy on Halloween nrght? DIANA VILAS argued a whole perrod rn Socro Econom rcs over whether Eskrmos were Communrsts? Remember when DAVE BARKER got hrs first cup for playing tennrs? Leave rt to Dave to be drfferent The only cups we get are for tea LEE ALEXANDER learned all of both the Junror and Senror Plays rust rn case we needed her? DONNY COLBURN was mrstaken for Charles Col burn? Why everyone knows Charles rs hrs uncle JUDY I-IALLDEN and KATHY LEWIS came prancrng out at the East Haven rally wrth 50 rnch shoulder pads on? ANNE MORAWSKI made a basket for the wrong team rn a hot basketball game? Remember when JOAN CARDEN and KAY CAMERON drd that excel lent drssectron of a poor worm rn Brology? Even Mrss Bader sand rt was the best drssected worm she had seen BILL BABCOCK got so carrred away bulldozrng through an opponent rn football he went rrght out Hammer Freld? YVONNE BALDELLI came back to school from Italy wrth all those beautrful Italran clothes? DOR DUNCAN came to school took off her coat and found out she hadn t hnrshed dressrng? Remember when DAVE CLARK felt rn one of hrs happy moods at one of our partres? JOE DRISCOLL began takrng bets on one of the Bran ford East Haven football games? Hes qurte a bookre teachers called on a Frank for an answer? It seems she read the name backwards BARBARA FRYER was asked rf she knew how to fry French frred potatoes? JANET LEDBURY trred to speak lrke us Southerners after just movrng from northern Massachusetts? Remember when DEE DEE JANNE'I'I'I had that wonderful party for just grrls and rt ended up wrth all twenty five of us dorng the bunny hop down the street? DOT GODDARD changed from a jellowyacket to a Hornet? VINNIE PANARONI was stopped by a polrceman for speedrng but all he had to do was say the password Panaronr and he was forgrven? QI wonder whyj JANICE MEEK typed up a whole page of a letter wrth her fingers on the wrong keys? PAT ROUKE was almost placed rn a boys gym class by mrstake? Remember when DICK ROBINSON and CHARLES MICHAELSON nearly forgot to get tuxes for the Prom? Good thrng they drd because they had a great trme RUTH OPIE went clam drggrng down Stony Creek and a crab got her rnstead? FREDDIE HARGRAVES forgot to hand rn hrs Moment To Remember slrp? JOHN STEWART was frxrng the motor on hrs boat and he dropped rt rn the water? That fixed rt So remember that When other nrghts and other days May find us gone out separate ways We wrll have these Moments To Remember ' ' ' SANDY FRANK first camelto school and one of the J h , . D . . ll an ' I .1 014.4 I axis, 1 'g-4 .I Flutter Hey Flut I havent seen you 1n a moths age Flttter H1 Flutter I thought I recogmzed that hxgh prtched drone of yours Anythmg new? Flutter Nope and I guess there wont be at least not for us Flat Yeh I guess tts lust about over Neednt feel too bad though we sure have had a heck of a good trme Flut Boy Ill say' What a knack they had for gxvmg swell dances That last one The Hobo Hop-sure was drfferent and those costumes' Donna Thompson really went all out wrth a lamp shade hat and all Carol Dooley looked more llke Queen of the Dogpatch than a hobo Flrt How about Blllye and Jack-drdnt they make the rdeal couple? Flut Remember all the laughs and fun the ktds had deco ratmg the gym the mght before- Flzt Yeh practrcally all the houses m Branford were tm can less That was the mght the schools xce pxck met rt Flut Yeh' and thanks to Dor we now have a brand new 154 lce puck rn the cookmg room Flrt Wrll you ever forget those cool Sophtstxcates? Flut Not me' they were sltghtly terrrfic Nancy had every one fooled wrth that foreman s vorce' Flzt After those rnots rn the class meetmgs nts a wonder Flut None of the Sentor class meetmgs went too well can t recall what the Freshman meetmgs were lxke Flzt Ay and are y rememberm the Freshman Dance the Shamrock Serenade? Flut Ay now suren that was a dance Ill never forget It warrrmed me Irrsh heart And the entertainment Wow' Enough to sunk a shnp All of seven acts weren t there? Flat Ay and startmg wrth that pretty Irxsh colleen Mary Lou and her lrmey friend Carol Woodman smgmg to the ac companxment of a ukulele Vmme and Louise both played accordrons and Bev Lynch drd a tap dance rn top hat and tar s Flut That good lookmg fellow Max Krebs sang ln a quartet along with Jack McCoy Dom and Phrl The 3 hlts and a mtss I just bet you can t guess who the mrss was Flzt Dtdn t Nancy Lanny Sue and Dor smg too? Flut Yes they sang Oh Happy Day Member when that was popular? Boy the kids really went for that Flzt The boys really howled when Bxllye and Anne came out rn txghts to do a tap dance Then to top the whole thmg off some mystertous characters wtth glasses and a mrghty bxg nose dtd a pantomxme Flut Never mmd at the dance-Remember Flut how wor r1ed we were about joanne Peltrer? Hrt Oh yes we dtdnt know nf shed ever make up her mmd about that dress And then we almost had trouble wnth Nancy Taylor gettmg cold feet Dave Baker thought he was gomg to end up with the stag lme Flut Ruth Opre touched xt off by wearmg a yellow rose rn her haxr Fltt After the dance was over a whole bunch of the klds went up to jim and Nmos and because Vmme was wrth them they were allowed to watch the birth of an apxzza Social Bzttterflzes Flut Thus was the first dance for most of the kxds and even though they were awfully suff and awkward they all had a good t1me and went home happy accompamed by mom and dad wxth a tratl of Shamrocks behind Plrt The next dance was even more successful as far as the boys were concerned because of the fact that some had cars and some double dated wxth ktds who had cars Flut Wasnt rt called the Football Frolrc? Flrt Yes and there was a btg football hangmg outsrde the gym door Flut Member how we thought we wouldnt have so much trouble wrth the gxrls because thus wasn t a dressy dance clldn t cut any xce though They st1ll kept those nervous scared to meet parents boys wattrng Flft That year Bobby Dougherty took over the yob of bemg Master of Ceremomes Flut Yup' with Bev Lynch at the Plano Flrt Member that afternoon when she was practtcmg? She got her finger stuck rn the keys and dndnt thmk shed be able to play that mght Vmme played the accordxon agarn Flut They came up wrth the Blazers that year Dom jack Phll and Barry It took them three tnmes to get started but once they got the song out they were pretty good That was the dance when the knds went home with balloons paper footballs helmets Flrt And then some yoker trted to take a paxr of football shoes hangrng on the gym wall Flut -Of all the dances I thunk the Wmter Carntval was the prettrest' Flrt That was the Junror dance All I thtnk of when we mentron that dance IS those poor ktds tryrng to get that paper snowman from the sewmg room down to the gym and then trynng to get rt through the gym door It lust wouldnt ht' Then they got that sucky paper all over the place That was when the Sharptones were introduced to the school jack McCoy Dtck Arnold Stewre Klarman and low Kllmas Boy they really made the grrls swoon wxth Dear One Flut -Oh Yeh' and then the Coconut Crushers with therr fmgernarl polish toenarl polnsh halters and grass skrrts Somehow a boy pust doesnt till a grass sktrt the way a gurl can' Flzt Drdn t janet have a house party before that dance? Flut Yeh' Carol Woodman really looked like a prlncess rn that new dress of hers And Bobby Schmermond looked luke the perfect model per usual flrt Those krds really had some great dances drdnt they? Flut Yes' Even their partxes were successful Donna had a real mce skatmg party Flzt I-low come hardly anyone skated? Flut Remember Carol Woodmans party? Flrt drd you ever End out what happened to Dors shoes? Fllt Yes we found em That glrl was forever losmg her shoes at a party Flut Rock n Roll Rock n Roll those poor records look as though they ve seen better days The ktds really played them all out Earth Angel Devrl or Angel Sincerely Why Dont You Wrtte Me When You Dance Down the Road Story Untold doesn t that brmg back memornes? All those great open house partres every Saturday mght Sues Barbs the Dools Nmas Bevs Annes Dors surprtse party for Laxny-Girls only iso where does Barry come IDD, Flft -Oh the boys were forever crashmg some party' Flut Its been a great four years I feel sort of weepy nt Flzt Aw come on cheer up Flut think of those three glornous months commg up C the Pme Orchard Clubb all those dances and partres Flut I almost forgot' My tux rs at Kamtnskys See you Saturday, Flxt 0 Q . -. ' , 'I-' lla - - I t '57 , Q. gl: t p x - . . Q .Q H . ' - I. . . s F f' -- ' - ' , I A '- ' . , , , - it - .... I , , - - - , , - I l , W .1 y h h l - - . . - . . . ' g ' - 9 . l D ' l x 'W . . . - lt , - . -T , ' l ' ' . . I . . ' ' 1 1 . .. ., . -T - y s . . . , , .IT , . - 4 .-- ' I - li ' -' ' l 1. ,. 1 ' they came through wrth such a huge success. - -- ' ' ' - I - V. 4. . ' . ' . , , - ll N ' 'T ! Y , I ' 'T I 1 ' - l -W 1 l l 1 1 . I . . , . . . ' . 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If X U p X F1 if f X 4 xy K X x 1' f X ,gb ' mg: WE s.,.,...4 H rJ,,,,,..c n-4 Flrst Row Mary jane Plnney Nancy Clark Patrxcna Smlth Carol Bakutls Patrlcla Doba janet McKeon Jul1eTheroux jane McDonald oan Arrlngton Lmda Kamb Louise Havens Second Row Wanda Holmes Katherme Altrun Gladys Lagueux Patricia Syruzmskl Rose Saturno Theresa Rlchnrelln ane M1schler Betsy Armstrong Rosemary Guarnero oan Fogarty Louxse Haddock Thxrd Row joan Smxth Arden Crocker Mary Lou Anderson Joanne Whxtcomb Geraldme Zdanowlcz Carol Dahlqulst Carla Montelxus Barbara Evans Carol Neeley judlth Atwater Kathy Hartgen Fourth Row Morrns Metcalf Robert Omfrno How ard Ballou Lloyd Hamm Walter Nygard John Saulys Richard Howd Kenneth Wxlhams ames Rellly Flfrh Row Robert Wells Charles Poulton Welles Brandrnff john Covert Peter Domek Allen Smrth Davlcl Stegma Kenneth Burne john Cafferty Noel Favarger Thomas Bodenhe1mer Z!77Z07'J' Wx jumor Clan Officer! Robert Rovaldl, janet McKeon, Robert Quinn, Barbara Evans, Donald Austm, Betsy Armstrong ,fe M 'W 1-Q,5.,,,,.-4' Su- Hn HF' F! I' 'Rf' Flrst Row Beverly johnson jams Sachs Patrncla Deal Mary Meshako Cynthns Rlchard Concelm Bor znllo oan Loban Ardelle Fnsher Second Row Ina Ashworth jean McAv1y Carol Vuksmlc oan Barley Joan Anderson joan Rooney Lxda Burchard Thnrd Row Donald Nxchols Wxlllam Anderson Robert Rovaldx Emanuel Drago Robert Qumn Cam 0 'Ike Iunios-S . ! ll 1 A Eugene Bomtatnbus joseph Tamsm ohn Cooke Mrchael Petela Fourth Row Vmcent Suppl Robert Matson Denms McCutcheon Francxs McGowan Wxllram Walker Fred Dudley Frfth Row Thomas Comer Lee Morton john Kelly Andrew Huzar Charles Lexnster Donald Austm Robert Newcomb john Clark Robert Stegma Laurne Mrchael Vmcent MacNaughton 157 aa 'CI' :Q 'Nr IF 4' I if ca A, rrtft 'o 1 f-11:4 If , , . K . -2 , xx fl-1 Q , ..,-, .4 , 0 Z., i f l as 'gy Y .1 , , , WL , A , Q, W . , 2 ' ' f - g Nr - .. H . ,., . p ',g! - , 4 2 1 - - wt , l 4 . 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Q h.a- ' -av'-'g,t 'l.l ll N r Frrst Row Cynthra Wettermann Diane Pxscrtello Helen ONerl Gay Carson Barbara Rutovnch judnth Lrllrs Aura Gardner Llnda Scheyhmg Patrlcn Rrccr ottr Nancy Glard Sue Ann Walker Sharron Paradls Second Row Robert Galdenzr Lmda Shorey Marlon Kaselmas Prxscrlla Secondmo Mary Bryan Sabxne Sawert Carmella Panaronl Nancy Chamberlarn Sandra Clark Betty Hawley Sherla Boyle Carol Zurkus ohn Barclay Thrrd Row Regis Vetrano Dorrs Fmch Sharon McCue Gretchen Garrlty Nancy Alexander Penelope Dodd Derrdre McCabe Dlane Dooley Katherrne Kelsey Roberta Whrte Verna Ashworth Beverly Laurel Sandra Tamsrn Wllllam Kelsey Wrllxam Hearns Fourth Row Charles Collrns john Beach Robert McLean Thomas Scharf Gereon Bodner Rlchard Galdenzr Gregory Bodner Charles Ford Ioseph Morawskl Leonard Gorskr Edward Walston Mlchael Mock Larry Space Kenneth Paradxs Fnfth Row Rrchard Bentley Wrllram Campbell Noland Murphy Alan Chapman Davxd Stadalnlk Morgan OBr1en Rrchard Aguzzr Mnchael Frtzgerald Mrchael Torello Edward Kustra Frank Srlvestro Charles Regan Sophomom' Sophomore Clan Oyficerx' Dolores Stannard, john WIIKOWSKI, Jo Ann Scharf, Rrchard DeSarbo, Prlscrlla Sampson, Robert Mc Gowan '-..,R,,,.4 'ii'-TW? XX? Fu Flrst Row Patrlcxa Shxlmskl Llnda Neal Robert McGowan Rlchard DeSarbo ohn WIIKOWSKI jo anne Scharf Dolores Stannard Pr1sc1ll1 Sampson Patrlcxa Johnson Carol Sxwakoskl Second Row udxth Fxsher oan Smlth Nancy Coates janet W11l1ams jean DeR1seo jacquelme Tefft Jocelyn Healey Lydxa Harfmann Iudnth Gumowskl Marylou Sparlco Anne Glllen Elleen Tamsm Thxrd Row Nancy Robmson Paullne Huzar Valerle Pyrdol Patrxcna Donnelly Mane ZuWallack Flor ence Dombrowskx Bevxn Goodwxn Charlotte Sykes fl R-,Qqmh HW Q3 P54 yi! I-1 A Susan Wolff Carol Hofnchter Barbara Auger Dxane Lewls Anne Anderson Marxanne Melchnonde Fourth Row Charles Bralnerd Raymond Beavns Alexander Loban john Fulvn Larry Baldellr ohn Bruno Davxd Morawskx Frank Sxlvestro Gordon Bentley Rlchard Samuelson Michael Salvxn john Seastrand Robert Schroeder Frfth Row Albert Russell Brlan Poxrxer Peter Szwonkoskr Walter Federanon Kenneth Covert Frederrck Burban Rlchard Tousey Robert Mnckel son Roger Polrxer Kenneth Woods Wayne Hutch 1ns Kenneth Torellx Clam of 1958 So umm-cs . 'fl-as -3- rl' -' 5' 73 'F 35' 'fkf' ' ' 'tm is rf. an 1' - . ' ,W I I , t -' has 8 V . , ml- b ..' '..a, .- , Q 'P ,tr - S if 0 , , n- .-q. up . , - g 1, I . - W - ,, - 1 va ,. - av K Q 5 , l' ' 'P I5 . ' .l gg, nu t y 1 ,. .- v K 1 'f tl '44, V H f .. 1 vo H .- .. .nv X Lb., y ,Q li , Q, L: . . '- . f ' ' 5- I '. - ' W .YZ -. X . , s , ,, Q, . Q... - , A no 1 ' .5 -5 'F' 'E ' 1 +I' 5 - 4. M ' ' ,. ' A 3 -. I te: Q ...O V F5 6 ff- ' 7' if ' ' -V - x '- ,- s kr - 2 gr .4 1 Q. .y . - -' hi f t- 1 rx, . f , 1 be J C . y 3 ri' W 4 4 'V ' Q , 2 9 1 7 7 7 1 9 4 L 1 Z 1 1 1 -' . - ' 1 I 1 I 1 J Z ,I 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 , s ' 7 7 5 I 3 7 ' 7 , 3 2 1 1 4 1 1 ' 1 1 v ' s 1 1 ' 9 7 5 5 ' Y Frrst Row Rrchard udd Davld Kamrnsky Prnscrlla Ledbury Susan Qurnn Carol Covert Drana Dzwonkoskl Mavrs Burne Janet Stapleford Barbara Anderson Nancy Kaselrms Io Ann Lammer Nora Barclay Margaret OBr1en Ethel Farmer Pamela Mlltenberger lean Tom barx Carol Sameskr om Pontecorvo Herbert Stan mrd Wxlllam Holden Lee MacVaugh Second Row M1chael Klrmas Wrllram jamckr Wrllmm Altlern Edwm Hxggrns Rrchard McMahon Constance Gouln Sharon Brandt Harold Stadalnrk Douglas Mont fort Roy jackson udy Clrre Elrzabeth Beach Lynda Wlllrams JoAnn Scxarlm Kathleen Makuck Shaune Lynch ohn Cavallaro John Kennedy Anthony Cm quanta Thrrd Row Betsy Mlller Patty Bakutrs eanne Zvon kovrc Gall Cllnton Mary McKeon Susan Benson Donor' r+ ' 'f' Fm Robert Carston Jeffrey Provost Rlchard Pyrdol Lmda Whnte Carole Tobm Glenn Bruce Vnrgmxa Charlotte Paula Holsenbeck Margaret Drxscoll Walter Pmskr Fourth Row Robert Cnprram Darlene Damutz Valerne Curran Grace Pross Elsre Parrr Carol Chase Margaret Morton Gunhxld Hovland Judy ZuWallack Paul Ana statnou Wallace Lusteg john Asher Austrn Colburn Parker Sund john Ifkovrc john Rubes Steven Suzan skr Lorens Kxndberg Thomas Murray Alfred Mahan Gordon MacArthur Fifth Row John Murphy Susan Dalhmeyer Grace Taylor Patrlcla Whrte Betsy jones Sally Murphy Margaret Beatty Susan Blake Bonme Olson Nancy Mllner Martm Broekhuysen Dominic Tomasso Damel Cosgrove Edward Fryer Thomas Frsher Rlchard Dev lm Fred Hoelzel Peter Barrow Freshmen NN Frerlyman Clary Ofcerr Mavls Burne Sally Murphy Susan Qu1nn Carole Tobln Danrel Cosgrove Lmda Wh1te Mrchael Klnmas Herbert Stannard Martm Broekhuysen W1ll1am Yeager 'Q Frrst Row joseph Bello Davld Neumann Arthur Wolfe joseph Struzrnskr Anton Vxckstrom Pfxtsquale Sarurno Raymond Krkosrckt james Pavxglromte Rnch ard H111 Davrd Klarman Richard Santxno Iohn Obel Rrchard Lowe Thomas Paclleo joseph Pluff Bruce Boswell Second Row Rosemary Creem Dorothy Zukowskn Angela Suppe Barbara Errcl-:son Gwenlyn Hrnes Bar bara Royka Karen ackson Reglna Moleske Carol Brfmzzell Barbara johnson Isabelle Ashman Roseann Croffi Carolyn G1ordano Lynn Olovson Karen Kamb Marcia Robinson Joyce Zdanowlcz Thxrd Row Ann Kenny Susan Dzremnt judtth Gnor dano Ann Close Susan Grrodano Stephanre Barczansky Elalne Derlso Barbara Tort Vxvnen Blake Nancy Hazard Laura Frazer Lorelle Tryon Elaxne Chrmneleckr Barbara Rogers Valerre Rogers Patrxcra johnson o anne Dykun Barbara Pauk Fourth Row Peter Magee Herbert Arrmgron Alfred Skolonrs Steven Robxnson Malcolm Boswell Edward EVIS Donald Colson Thomas Bernard Anthony Malo rmo john Prerson Ralph MacKenz1e John Patenaude Paul Connolly Ronald LaCro1x Charles Packevrcz Ken neth Demchak Paul Kelenbach Frank Maturo Frfth Row Peter Schulze Wrllram Brarnerd Alex Cameron Joseph Dumbrowskr Errc Anderson Robert Hazard john Kramer Donald Giordano Charles Wrt kowskl Amerxco Scxarra Wxllxam Yeager john Rubas Robert McCutcheon Kay Crawford Arnold Noble C my M1959 'fe Fa-tsbmnu 46 v 4 'xl I ag, 40 g CAP AND 'S XX, J GOWN 9 COMMITTEE 76 uk :I fail , 4 -. 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X' U ff XX ' L , WQFQ I 1 ,J ,4 19 Good to the last drop Dark M 021 mam D1rected By M1ss Hazel Lorson CAST Mr Fulton Ellnort Sampson Mrs Fulton Beverly D'lVlS Ann Nlm Broelxhuysen Tom Prlmula Murphy udy Nancy Taylor Te Robert P1lven1s Lee Bow les Ph1l1p Babln Wnll Hmnes Jack Ber1o Wqlrer Bob Boswell Susan Bev Lynch D Ck e yo re gs ppl ng, No Im smother 3, Thats me nn the middle Go to it man Look out Weed love' fzmzor Play On the n1ght of March 75 1955 a junior class play was presented in the h1gh school audltorium Th1s was no ordinary play If was the first venture of the class of 56 into the world of Hood lights and grease paint With the raising of the curtarn it soon became apparent that not only was the play Dark Mowzmm directed by Miss Lorson a success but also that the Class of 1956 had a number of very proficrent thes prans The plot of the play centered around the Fulton family headed by Ellxott Sampson as Mr Fulton and Beverly Dav1s as Mrs Fulton With an abundance of love for outdoor l1fe but unfortunately lrttle knowledge of lf the Fultons find themselves rmolved rn a comrcal but dangerous s1tuat1on concernmg the act1v1t1es of an 1nternat1onally known spy Wlll Haines played by Jack Berxo How they came to be lnvolved IU this predlca ment and how they finally found a solution proved to be extremely nnterestmg entertainment After the final curtain call the scene of activity turned to the home of the Broekhuysens where Nrna who Played the part of Ann Fulton in the play again played a part this time as hostess to a party to celebrate the success of our productron of Dark Mountam By jack Betio 'Xe The Sob Famtly Lelah Carol and Judy .. , , 4 4 . . . 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Mr Barnyum and Lee Although the mght of December 15 brought a success ful cllmax to weeks of rehearsmg and plannlng If drd not come wrthout complrcatlon Wrth Bob Boswell hampered Wlth 1 bad cold and Prrm Murphy down wrth vrrus pneu monra the stagmg of the play seemed somewhat doubtful But once agarn the sprrrt of the Class of 56 was evrdent as they both yomed the rest of the cast to make that mght one of our most successful and memorable occasrons By Jack Berro Erme, Kathy, Rosle, Lee, and Judy Crewczm and Longhczzrf Drrected by Mr George Barngum CAST Elwood Drooper Bxff Watherspoon Corney Watherspoon Sam Vrgor Fran Vrgor Lourse Fuller Glorla Krng Archer Renford Rock Thornton Dr Lee Balance jack Berro Phrllp Babrn Nrna Broekhuysen Barry Royden Prrmula Murphy Nancy Taylor Carol Dooley Davrd Baker Robert Boswell Barbara Zurkus You use Vxtalrs don t you7 Our lovely ushers ww Y I X , 7 na my d Joey BMX' 3 nav 'D A She? 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Coach Cote and hrs three co cap rams-Phil Dom and Bull the marnstays of Branfords out standlngly successful 1955 foot ball season As a small token of our ap preclatlon to a real grand guy we dedrcate the Sports Sectxon of the 1956 Mileflone to a hard workmg and loyal supporter of our team V1n Casanova if ,,aQss9'M1 l......!'msmrm.fLa. J: A--H-A l A-an-A Q 3' 4' 'fiwfhlh x J ,gems m w Htfgilfg ov was vv i 2'-gg, 1 -3- O 49-H-rf ' ..- eq'-fch iw -e E399 l4e4 1955 B.H.S. FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Bob Stegina, Bob Quinn, Garien Bodner, Donny Grigley, jake Witkowski, Noland Murphy, Skip Sciarra, Bobby Schroeder. Second Row: Adolph Paier, jack McCoy, Ray ZuWallack, Bill Babcock, Dom Drago, Phil Babin, Barry Royden, Billy l'm not down yet! Jump ball!! O Aniskovich, Vinnie Panaroni, jack Knecht, Terry Ferraro. Third Row: John Saulys, Bobby Santino, Noel Favarger, Gordon Bentley, Dick Arnold, Pete Dzwonkowski, Joe Clark, Richard Aguzzi, Richard Tousey, Frank Silvestro, Mac McGowan, Ernest Dougherty, Coach Cote. VICTORY NO. I Hornets Rip St. Mary's 50-O in Opener Although the game was postponed until Monday, a capacity crowd came to see the opening kickoff of the 1955 season. Under the able direction of new coach, Dom Cote, Branford tore the Friars' defense apart. Bob Dough- erty was the spark plug of the day as he scored three touch- downs and passed for another. Other mainstays in the victory were Dom Drago, Phil Babin and jack Knecht who played their usual rough 'n tough defensive game. VICTORY NO. 2 Branford Shades Derby by 19-13 In its first Housatonic League Game of the season, Bran- ford with its two scoring linemen, Dom Drago and Skip Sciarra, clinched a valuable football contest at Hammer Field against Derby. The super defensive play by Ernie Dougherty and the heads-up ball playing of Scott Brand- riff enabled the Hornets to keep a clean slate of 2 wins and no losses. VICTORY NO. 3 Hornets Rout Lyman Hall 54-6 Playing on a wet and muddy field, Branford rallied over a weak Lyman Hall eleven. Against the Hornets' field general, star quarterback, Dick Arnold, along with Ray Zuwallack, Billy Aniskovich, Jake Witkowski and Adolph Paier, Wallingford proved to be of little opposition. 95 'P- 'f Thumper - G? J -ki K ij. 73.1 . , B' jack N 1 8- as , Q0 ,..,.. 1 -vN,qw,, .FL F' he - ' 9 R BW 4 ff ' . .x i V . B! kim . I i .1 ,X J, I x :iff Jack Bobby jim Big Zu B cv 1 I ' i - .. . 2 A Jule- f.. ,NAA 4 I LJ2 f i ., ' ,, 321 ef? l e W 4 i I A swf ',-ew junie Billy , 2 -as - 'UP X 1' N, , X, fi , X62 V , -v-Ui S-4 ' 1 A Q F ,iXxM,,:M.f i I X- 3 I.. V 2, F A. J rr' f ' l 1 . I X .. - i 1 f , , ii f , - BTPA ' 1 B 31 , B ' Vinnie Barry Scot Terry Bill Phil Dom ly'il in fy ,B 13. W q fi? . B .J , A -if , ' 'Xe ' A ' ' Q . :J ik f fn 5 - , - . a J, .f , .,,X .,, ,M Who said we couldn't wrestle? VICTORY NO. 4 Stubborn North Haven Yields 6-0 In the only school-boy game of the day in Con- necticut, Branford edged the highly spirited Ma- roon team in a 6-0 victory. Defensively, it was the Hornets' most outstanding game of the 1955 season. Expertly led by co-captain Dom Drago, sophomore guard Bob McGowan, senior guard Vin Panaroni, Phil Babin and Barry Royden clinched the hard- fought contest. Cake-walking anyone? VICTORY NO. 5 Undefeated New Canaan Falls 7-6 Branford's powerful football machine rolled over a stubborn New Canaan team. Undefeated in the last two years, New Canaan proved to be the tough- est opponent to date. Hard-plunging fullback, Bill Babcock crashed over the diagonally-striped zone for the only Branford score. Pete Dzwonkowski, X-P specialist, booted for the extra point and Branford eked out its fifth straight victory. -nv? Whos kidding who? Come to Papa Geez-um crow! VICTORY NO. 6 Branford Wallops Seymour 27-7 Still proving to be an offensive powerhouse in the Class B circles, Branford rolled on to its sixth vic- tory. Thanks to the hard running of outstanding half- back Bob Dougherty, pass-catching end Barry Roy- den, the tackling of guard Vinnie Panaroni and end Bob Stegina, the Hornets racked up 27 points to break an eight year losing streak over Seymour. Get off of my back!! VICTORY NO. 7 Hornets Sting Southington 27-21 A capacity filled Hammer Field witnessed the game of the year when Southington, unbeaten in three years, was sent to its doom by the Hornets. u The deadly passing of Dickie Arnold C14-267 was the main factor of Branford's win. Standing out in victory were fullback Gene Bontatibus, end jack Knecht, halfback Bill Aniskovich, and Adolph Cthe pluggerj Paier. - Killer to the rescue f'ul'5 Kp BRANFORD VARSITY B-XblxETBAI.L TEAM Frank McGowan Mrke Pcrela Andy Huzar jack McCoy Barry Royden Dave Barker Dom Draco Brlly Anrskovlch Coach Pctela ohn Cookc 1Mx.,rj I IUNIOR V XRSITY Davrd Stadalnrk Donny Grnicley Dlck Bentley Pete Dzwonkowslu Bob Qumn Lee Mor ton Al Russell Coach Crorry Larry Space CMgrl Noland Murphy john Bruno john Saulys Mxchael Salvm Richard Agcuzzl Kay Crawford Coach Granclel 'I00 scsi Q JJ. is ' 1, 1 bg A s 1 1 e X fp XX J' if ir - .L 1 Skeet Dom Billy ' -5' v 'Z an Bfzyketball 4 ' 1 - R xx X . . Ni' ' .F . 5 's Jack Branford started off the season by swamping a tra- ditionally weak Boardman Trade team 70-18. Barry Royden and Andy Huzar led the Hornets with 18 and 17 points respectively. Branford then met the Shelton team in their first league contest. The game was evenly fought all the way and was tied until the last two minutes remained. Shel- ton then broke the game wide opci, and scored a 71-59 triumph. Hayden of Shelton and Royden paced the scorers with 26 and 24 points respectively. The Hornets experienced a similar fate in their next en- counter. Playing Seymour in an away contest, the Hor- nets ran up a ten point lead at half time, only to falter in the second half by a 54-42 score. Huzar paced Bran- ford with 15 points. Branford returned to its winning ways against St. Marys in their next game with an uphill 52-48 deci- sion. This time the Hornets were behind at the half by ten points hut rallied to up the contest as Huzar, Roy- N I Barry den and McCoy led the scorers. Branford won its first league victory against Lyman Hall in its next game, wrestling a 75-69 victory. Mike Petela and Dave Barker led the Hornets with 19 and 17 points respectively. jack McCoy and Dom Dragos strong rebounding kept the Hornets in control. How- ever, the Hornets dropped the following game to a powerful Wilcox Tech combine 77-46 as Barker and Petela again paced the Hornet scoring. The games high scorer was Zuber with 24 points. Returning to its home grounds, Branford won an- other league contest, tripping Derby by a 61-46 count, after trailing at the intermission. McCoy fired 20 points to lead the Hornets, while Huzar and Royden netted 15 apiece. Benauto paced the Raiders with 19 points. Branford next ran into the fantastic East Haven quin- tet, and succumbed to them by a 69-39 score. McCoy led the weak Hornet point production with 11 tallies, while Vetrone and Paolillo paced the Easties. W an f ', Q 9? f f Branford fm bruxk .fb bi 5 wx 'vfrdwl i PM TOP ROW Mr Frank Grandel Larry Space Drck Bentley Harry Cornlng Rnchard DeSarbo Jerry Spoth B1ll Anrskovrch Rrchard Samuelson Mr Gerald Crotty MIDDLE ROW Drtk Arnold Peter Domek Dom Drago Barry Royden Rrchard Ageuzzx Brll Babcock BOTTOM ROW Phrl Babm Frank Srlvestro john Seastrand Ernre Dougherty Make Salvm 1956 HOUSATONIC LEAGUE BASEBALL SCHEDULE Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl May May May May May May May May May May May une une une Wednesday Tuesday Friday Tuesday F rlday Monday Tuesday Frrday Tuesday Frrday Tuesday Wednesday Frrday Tuesday Frrday Tuesday Frrday Notre Dame Derby Shelton East Haven Wallnngford St Marys North Haven Seymour Shelton East Haven Notre Dame Wallrngford North Haven St Marys Seymour Derby 103 B.H.S. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM ' 11 ' 17 . 20 . 1 4 . . 7 . ' 8 11 ' 15 18 ' 22 23 25 ' ' 29 J 1 ' . ' J 5 J 8 ' 1956 Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Our cheering section -A 1 The Sweeter Award For her outstanding qualities of leadership, sports- manship, school spirit and athletic ability, Geraldine Kaczynski was awarded the l956 Girl's Sweater Award. We Won! - i. ., ' ' X f Q 4 I Q V 3 1 9 9 'B it to -B B.H.S. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Barbara Evans, Donna Thompson, Carol Dahlquist, Gerri Kaczynski, Carla Montelius, Janet Ledbury, Ernestine Redmond. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS A Basket Charlotte Sykes, Margaret Beatty, and Joann Scharf jan Gerl and Donna i CWD Sl GIRL HOCKEY TE QA ,W 4' ' --G . 4 ' s L yy ff 'PQ' GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1955-56 SEASON UNDEFEATED First Row: Carla Montelius, Glenda Gough, Pat Doba, Liz Adams, Bobbi Evans, Carol Dahlquist, Kathy Lewis, Geri Kaczynski, Kathy Hartgen, Billye Bigelow, Juliet l-lines, Jane Mischler, Betsy Armstrong, Rosie Kil-cosicki. Second Row: joan Arrington, Carol Dooley, mgr.g Miss Moessmang, Donna Thompson, mgr.g joan Fogarty. -1 , ' . ,. ., ,.. 5 . 'ff , . 7 fy Katy, Miss Moessmang, and Gretchen First Row: Sally Murphy, janet Ledbury, Pat Donnelly, Charlotte S kes Sis Scharf Y , - Second Row: Nancy Kaselinas, Margaret Beatty, B. Jones, B. White, S. Lynch, G. Garrity, mgr. 107 355 mianmft ' Juliet Qungx Tense huddle L12 ........A- I Blllye Kathy Rosie Grab it Ger Gerri ? Here comes Sue I got ir! Glen LIC LITE CLA3'I'lC6'L 7E7fMf f' 7 Zffjjfgj CHD 200 MH WHILE' F'of?5'o H cR0cA,Df4E P 4- V Nrwokbff ZOU D5 0 1.-J VA E7- .Hg 'fam gb? ' I 11i101' . . 5 N .W ..., D . , 'apt to VV w 'ff ' . ' .f RX A I 1 ,4-iv, , - ? J, ' 1' A I 1 rg, ' f 6 V. I . . I 'ul 'QQ ' . 3 xl u - K -, f ' 5 Q ' X --,,-Lmt- 1.956 Ivy Ode O Ivy grow on these beloxecl walls And cover them wrth green and llVlflg beauty As we ll remember them when soon Llfe calls For proof th1t we hue lelrned to do our duty To fellow mm to country 'md to God Keep green our IUCIUOFICS of frrends 1nd fun And SylTlbOl1ZC the Llrmbxngz, rcndw sly trod By mfrny of our frlends before us Gone The lillglllllg rdleness ind too the dqys So full of le1rn1n5 more th ln prrnted words Wl11t frrendshxp means 1nd work 1nd hwrcl e1rned pmrse Though school ns left behxnd us thftt whrch gtrds Us for l lfe s work remfuns All this we know ln these lust moments ere we part 1nd 5,0 N lITl Broc lchuy sen 110 I1 I ! Sprzng and the Sea It was brrght and beautrful down by the sea that day The young bprrng had left a trarl comrng down the counrrysrde through the woods and over the sands on her march to the sea now she had reached the sea and the waters had become tranqurl and calm wrth her touch They shone vnrth the radr ance of subrects rn the awed presence of a queen To srt and medrtate by the sea rt drd a person a lot of good sometrmes He had been restless and there had been nothrng to do most of all rt was sprrng and the vrgorous blood of hrs youth was strrrrng rn hrs verns So when the call of the sea reached the ears of hrs restless body he had come runnrng gladly joyously hrs blood no longer strrrrng but poundrng and rushrng wrth thrs realrzatron of a new freedom Then he was there and the poundrng stopped and the great unrestrarned roy smouldered to a peaceful happrness He sat upon the sands The calm and serene beauty of the sea had caught hrm rn rts rntrrcate web and he blended rn wrth thrs atmosphere wrthout resrstance wrthout a vrhrmper or struggle He was glad to have blended to go unnotrced as a part of the sea and the satellrtes of the sea to shed hrs human element He was now free to thrnk as he had wanted to for so long There were many rhrngs he must thrnk about rhrngs of hrs brref past and rhrngs of hrs future that stretched rnto oblrvron before hrm The youth thoughtfully lrfted the sands and watched as the ground Nova they were gone They had blended and combrned wrth the mrllrons of other srmrlar grarns and thrs vast ex panse of beach was the result and product of therr unrty He thought that the human race was lrke these grams of sand bound and unrted for one common purpose the establrsh ment of a vast crvrlrzatron one that stretched far beyond that of the sands He thought of the crvrlrzatron of the whole world and of the people rn rt He thought of the glortous thrngs he wanted to do to help these people hrs people He wanted to plant enough food burld enough homes make enough clothes he wanted to conquer drsease poverty evrl corruptron and hate he wanted to abolrsh war preludrce rgnorance and mrs understandrng he wrshed to brrng to hrs people love securrty and plenty he would rnstrll rn hrs people understandrng and satrsfactron he would teach them to cooperate and to help one another and he would reap happrness for hrs people from all of these To be happy the desperate desrre of each human grarn rn these vast sands of crvrlrzatron One crvrlrzatron many crvrlrzatrons Each wrth the common goal of attarnrng thrs thrng called happrness the ultrmate pur pose of lrfe Somewhere rn thrs mrnute electron of earth sprnnrng crazrly through the sea of space was a feelrng of happrness and he would brrng tr to hrs people And all of thrs was the purpose the secret the desrre and the hope of thrs youth It was vrhrspered to the waves shouted to the skres sung to the sands and rt was caressed by Sprrng strmulated by Sprrng and endorsed by Sprrng The youth rose to leave hrs haven by the sea Hrs blood once agarn was poundrng and rushrng wrthrn hrs verns and he ran as he had never run before He ran away from the sea thrs trme out rnro the world to save hrs people And the sea contentedly rolled on as rt had for mrllrons of years before Once more rt had placed the hope of a youth wrthrn the chambers of rts watery depths lt had stored many such hopes wrthrn rts chambers All were welcomed None eternal wrth each youth who came to profess the ancrent declaratton and the sea would murmur to rrself Perhaps thrs one perhaps at last So wrth thrs the ea contentedly rolled on once more wrthout rnterruptron wrthout complarnt grvrng lrfe to ts many sea creatures Thrs rs the sea a drop of water a gram of sand and a sou Wendy Labrre Storm IN MEMORIAM HURRICANE CAROL When I see the water gray and cold and strll And a small uneasy breeze touches trees upon a hrll An uncertarn dampenrng feelrng somethrng lrke a chrll Runs down my sprne The sky reflects the grayness the forebodrng of the ocean Some clouds begtn to gather for a contest rn slow motron A complete oppressrve strllness drugs me wrth a potron Of sleepy wrne The sea grows darker angry and begrns to swell It heaves as rf rn srlent wrath the drstant tollrng knell Of rrdrng rollrng bell buoys comes through the arr to tell Of comtng storm Far off rn the drstance on an rsland srlhouerte Strong trees bend plrant bodres meekly as they get A blow from forceful wrnds that carry wrth them wet Showers strll warm And now the storm rs on me engulfrntz me wrth sprte The vraves rrse hrgher hrgher and therr tops of whrte Are rrpped off venomously and thrown up vsrth nrght On to our lawn The trde rs rrsrng wrth the waves rt sweeps the beach And wrth IIS rolltng stately hands engulfrng rn therr reach The trees and benches on the green see wrth a tearrng screech An elm comes down' Although the wrnd rs hrgh and fierce the sun rs brrght The rarn ts gone the people see and wrth rt goes therr frrght For though the wrnd s strll dangerous we love the srght Of a sun topped wave The trny fluffy clouds that are drrven fast on hrgh Cast racrng leaprng shadows seemrng down to Hy Across the lawn rumprng the road leaprng to dre In a wavy grave Though soon the storm rs over and the wrnd rs gone The damage rs shown starkly rn the lrght at dawn It wrll be hard to throw out trees we ve had so long Gone wrth the wrnd Although the memory of damages may be The most sadly porgnant to the great marorrty For me fa senttmentalrstl the lovely sea Stays rn my mrnd Nrna Broekhuysen .7 , V . , A . , . v O ' 1 f' ' v ' 1 ' 1 y - . . . , , , Y . . . . , . , , , , . . 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Y. . , 'l'l'l Rc cctzons 0 zz Pcnczl Slzarpener I am a pencrl sharpener I occupy a space on the windows srll rn room 312 My lrfe rs not exactly what you would term an excrtrng and vigorous one but rt has rts pornts Foremost of these rs the opportunity I have to vrevr con trastrng and conflrctrng personalities I am sure that I can truly state that here rn a large study hall Ive seen them all Here then rs a consensus of the types that I have vrevsed from my rrrconsprcuous perch Among the grrls one type rmmedrately comes to mrnd This rs the cute lrttle number vshose pencrl needs sharpen rng as much as I need sawdust rn my pouch She slowly floats up to me stands rn the most appealing stance that she can think of and casually sharpens her pencrl After spendrng about hve mrnutes and usrng up her pencrl shc attractrvely and gracefully returns to her seat meanvrhrle thrnkrng of another reason to strut around Then there rs the shy type She hatcs to have to Let up rn front of everyone By the trme she reaches me her fatc rs already qurte red She fumbles hopelessly around sharpens her pencrl too hard breaks the point and hnally returns to her seat greatly embarrassed More often than but she rs happy just to srt dovyn She rs usually .1 freshmrn rn a room trllcd vrrth upperclassmen Then too there rs the darnty type She carefully holds the pencrl vwrth her lrttle hnger strckrng darntlly out and so lrghtly rn the sharpener that I can hardly accomplrsh anythmg for her She uses about tyxo slovr lrght turns of my handle and slrdes back to her seat F001 5 Paradise Lrfe rs but a dream Wherern mortals are but dreamers lovers rokers schemers Strrvrng to fulfill therr destrny That eludes and yet pursues Beyond therr grasp To their very last breath They yearn for happrness roy eternal blrss Through farth hope and prayer A smrle a krss a lock of harr Wrshrnr., for success and love Desprsrng poverty vyar and hate Praying for them to abate As rf the cause were some rmmortal fate Dreamrng of a fool s paradrse Where love happrness aye even lrfe-depended on a roll of drce Where a man could rule the world rtself Its people rts crtres rts heavens and rts wealth Yes to hold rt all rn hrs hand The rrvers mountarns sea and sand r crush the waves and rolling hrlls o shut the markets shops and mrlls strll the wrnds and snuff out the sun demand the nrght and day be one say who shall lrve and who shall dre Wrthout a single reason why Of course there are also the boys vrho are the real characters First thcrc rs thc lazy yyrseguy type He has nothrng to do at hrs seat so he decrdcs he has to empty me This he accomplishes yxrth a great amount of show and then saunters back sharpens hrs pencrl again and frnally returns to hrs seat lln a mrnute he vrrll Het up to get some paper and all are soon treated to a drsplay of flyrng mrssrles J My worst memotres are attached to the football player type I-Ie stomps over trrpprng over someones feet or books on the way He roughly grabs me smashes hrs pencrl rnto me and crunches away vrolently usually knocking out my screws rn the process When he frnally releases me I feel lrke a strangled sardrne Returnrng to hrs seat he srts dovrn with a loud smashrnt, sound prob ably breakrng hrs seat ll mean the desk seat J Thrrdly there rs the all around hero type He greatly resembles the attractrve grrl number rn that he also rs here for a show He vrrll casually vralk up to me smrlrng and yyrnkrng at a few fortunate grrls on the way As he sharpens hrs pencrl hell talk to the nearest grrl and stop better looking females around He rs usually an out of season athletrc hero tryrng to stretch out the glory of hrs athletrc successes Of course there are a few people who come to me for purely occupatronal reasons and vyrth honest pencrlshar penrng thoughts rn mrnd but these are dehnrtely rn the mrnorrty and are very unrnterestrng anyway Barry Royden But that the end rs here That there rs an angel neat To say what stars should rrse and which should fall To deem which stone shall be a wall And whrch puddle wrll be a sea And what star the sun wrll be To hold every scrap of lrfe Its loves rts dreams rts strrfe In a fools paradise' But there rs no place to hrde Here on earth ve must abrde To dream wrthrn a dream To scheme wrthrn a scheme That has been planned beyond perfectron Amrdst the glory of Hrs resurrectron A plan rn whrch all have a part Happrness peace of mrnd a btooclrng heart A plan that wrll be complete When the good rn men s hearts shall meet When the hate and cold are left to langursh rn the dust As they wrll and surely must So dream you mortals-dream your lrves avr ay Utopra rs but a wink away Walter W Sylvester ffl s f ' - -' I r V' 1 Y . k 5' r 4 - v - I V v Y ' 1 x A 2 7 YA Y Y Y . . 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'l'l2 My I-lawazzan I-Iolzday On a raw wIndy january 5 I boarded a UnIted AIIIIHCS Constellauon at ldlewIld Arrport on Long Island to begun one of the happIest and most excItIng expenences of my ltfe--l was on my way to Hawau' I was so nervous that the next ten hours seemed more lrke ten years but you cant Imagnne how beautIful daybreak can be when you re 7 000 feet above the earth IIS lIke beIng a part of another world' And then at last San Francrsco We spent the weekend there and Ill never forget those htlls so steep-and angular Iust lIke a roller coaster and the bunldmgs so clean and whIte-In fact the whole cIty gave me that Impressron unbelIevably clean Sunday came all too soon and now I was really petrIfIed lust that lIttle pIle of tIn between me and the Pacrhc and to top If all off II was daylIght all I could see was water water and more water' I cllcln t dare look out untIl I notlced the sun Setting lt seemed as If we were flymg through a world of pmk fluff all shades from pale rose to deep red and all agarnst the most beautIful blue background The Water was as smooth as glass and so peaceful-exactly as one would prcture the PHCIIIC It was Iust dusk when I saw the first pale lIght of the outlymg Islands Altogether the HHWHIIHH group consists of erght Islands It seemed so funny to see land agaIn after so much water These lIttle pancake lIke structures looked so unreal' Our plane landed at Oahu the mann Island and after prckrng up our baggage we drove to the Royal Hawauan Hotel where we spent the next two weeks and what a place to spend two weeks In' The hotel Itself was a strIkIng pale pmk color and the grounds were absolutely out of thIs world The gardens contaIn at least one of every type of flower and tree that grows on the Islands If Isnt possnble to descrIbe the CXOIIC profusron of colors so many shades and hues and each one drfferent Thats the way the whole Island struck me-dIFferent' From Walklkl Beach to mahImahI fIfS a fishj' Walklkl IS a long narrow strtp of gleamIng whIte sand bordered by swaynng palm trees and gorgeous hotels on one sIde and the cool blue waters of the PacIfic on the other A group of natIve HHWZIIHDS known as beach boys patrol the beach actrng mostly as lIfe guards and swImmIng Instructors They teach surf boardrng too I thmk I must have spent four or five hours a day In the water and at least ten on the beach' The first tIme I trred surf boardmg I got up as far as my knees and then decrded that was far enough for me-I dont see how people can stand on those thInt,s Theres a steep clIff on the Wlndwafd srde of the Island known as the Poll where would be sutcrdes used to jump off It was Ideal because the wInd would prck them up and blow them back up agatn From any place on the Island you can see Dramond Head ThlS InactIve volcano towers above everythIng There are only a few actIve volcanos left In HawaII today thats why I decrded to take the chance and go Thursday I had a pleasant SUIPIISCLIWCIVC shIps enroute to japan docked at Pearl Harbor That meant a mere 15000 sallors were wanderrng around Walkrkr I got around to meeting only about 12000 but that was a start Dont let me ever hear Arthur Godfrey mentIon hIs fish and POI agaIn' That stuff tasted lust as ld expect kIckapooIoy IUICC to taste Its a delectable concoctton If you re a castor otl fiend All good thIngs have to come to an end and before we knew II january 21 rolled around and the three of us my brother hIs frIend and myself were back on the plane enroute to Los Angeles Id love to go back and relIve each wonderful moment I spent there-the brIght sun the snow whIte beach the blue Pacrhc the swaymg palms the magmficence of Dlamond Head the fun-dancrng swtmmrng snghtseerng and Iust plain bemg a good old Amerlcan tourtst' My brother couldnt have gIven me a more wonderful graduatIon present than My HawaIIan HolIday' It was a perfect endIng to an unforgettable four years Sue Holsenbeck In Remzmscence We first entered these halls as shy uncertarn freshmen In the fall of 1952 One mrght say that we were all In the same boat scared stIff' Everythmg seemed so strange-the sub1ects the new teachers the extra curncular actIvItIes It dIdnt seem possrble that we could ever fit In among these carefree upper classmen who took everythIng In strrde and never seemed to worry about anythmg Yet almost before we knew If thIs new schedule began to seem more natural to us and lIfe dIdnt seem quIte so complIcated Our fIrst real taste of hIgh school lIfe probably began wIth Mr MIschlets I.atIn classes He seemed to Indoctrmate us wIth a sense of hIgh school spIrIt whrch seemed to grow as the years went by Branford High School took on a new and drfferent meaning It wasnt srmply an Instttutlon of higher learmng lf was a symbol of a closely knIt group of people who were IUOW Ing up together and sharIng every tear and Ioy It seemed no tIme at all before March arrIved and wIth If our first dance--the Shamrock Serenade MIss Murphy seemed an endless source of energy In dIrectIng our first efforts at decoratrng the gym and was an ever present guIde and helper whenever some commrttee hIt a snag In theIr preparatIons We weren t at all sad when the evenrng ended II seemed as If more than ever we had become an Integral part of BH S As sophomores we entered MISS Baders bIology course and had a wonderful tIme dIssectIng frogs and learmng about amoebas We also learned to accept responsIbIlIry by electrng a competent rmg commIttee to map out plans for our long awaIted class rIngs a sure sIgn of our admIttance IHIO the ranks of upperclassmen Our WInter Carnrval dance complete wIth snowman and Ice skates was a huge success In early March we began to plan for that bIggest of all socral events the junlor Prom Each commIttee drd IIS utmost to make our prom the most memorable ever MISS Bader and Mrs Barker gave us everpresent advtce and help wIth every problem The PIne Orchard Club lrterally glowed wIth stlver dust and stars on the nIght of May 21 The memory of our lovely queen the partIes before and the wonderful dInner gIven at the Masonrc Temple afterwards wrll lIve forever as the most excItIng moments of the evenmg As the years passed our subyects In school became more Involved and gave us a broader vtew of the world and peoples wIth whrch we are to exrst We had a defimte sense of belong Ing bemg a part of a unIt whIch had become an Integral part of our bemg We showed thIs Splflf In everythIng we undertook as a class up to our senIor year A house dIvIded cannot stand would be a perfect descrIptIon of our class In the fall of our senIor year We argued every poInt brought up for class dIs cussron and finally ended up dIspensIng wIth class meetIngs We had so much to be thankful for durmg thIs perIod' Mr Cote was the gurdmg spIrIt whlch led our football team on to a spectacularly successful season Our classbook developed gradually untIl the last pages were handed In on March I5 the last deadIIne The Hornet contInued IIS hIgh standrng among hIgh school publIcatIons Our senIor year wIll stand out always as the most memor able of the four we spent In BH S From the Hobo Hop Senror Assembly football and basketball games rrght through to the last straIns of Pomp and CIrcumstance If was wonderful' The only sad note surroundmg these memorIes IS the fact that they are all Cest lim' and IrretrIevable Carol Dooley 113 an 1 ' ' 7 ' 1 I . . 7 . . . Y 7. . 7 , V. - ' I . D I H , . ,. . ' . . - W W 4 I I Y' D , ' Y -1 ' ' V V Q I I ' 1 H in I I I Q 4 Y 1 . 4 , 1 Y I A ' I ' ' . ' ' 1 ' I , Y . 1 ' I . I ! - I Iv I ' ' . ' ' I - . 7 - . . Y I D D . y . , ' ' - ' ' , ' - ' Our iunior year was marked by the arrival of class rings- . Y . . . - - ' 11 I ' N ' . y . . . - . . I Y, A Y ' I 1 - . . . . . , I I 7. . l , Y 4 ' D I . . . . ' , . . .. ', . . , , -, . . . . G Y I Y D . I ' 1 Y I ' U Y . y , I . . I 7 I . . . W 1 's , , , I I , A Q I ' I . . . y . . , I . - -, . K . . . . I . v Y I . ' , . .. . - I 1 A ' 1 4 7 Y . The Cfmllezzge Durmg the perrod between l94n and 1956 we hwf. been preparnng ourselxes for our future lrfe Our lnes h wc already stretched from the horror of xx ar to an uneasy pcace from the modern world to the Atomrc Age Our predecessors have made therr mark rn the sands of trme wrth xx 1rs and prograss Novv what IS left for us' We have lnherlred a challenge What we do w1ll be elther the begun mng or the end We must solse the unsolved problems of the past and the future Among these problems rs the control of progress Progress has helped man but lf hrs the llDlllIlCS to destroy hum World Wlr I vnas the first step lf rntroduced porson gas and the arrplme World War II mtroduced gulded mnssrles the ,cr brg bombers and the most power ful bomb th If has ever been known to mankxnd All these arc products of progress that may destroy man Wrth one lxttle xncrdenr me were plunged mro the atomrc age Thxs rs the crucral pornt the ponnt of no return, for rf me fall we wrll not haxe another chance The lnttle nncxdent vsas the dropplng of the atomlc bomb on Hrroshlma lt ended the hot war and began the cold vsar a vtar of nerves and a race toward destructxon We wrll take part rn thrs race and along the vuay we wlll make dec: snons To make the rlghr decrsrons and solxe the problems we face we must have knowledge and understandlng We already have some knowledge gathered from the mlstakes and XICIOIICS of the past twelve years We must use rt and strrxe for more We have learned much, but rt 1snt a fractron of what we wrll have to learn We have yust started to pohsh the surface of the dlamond of under standrng and perfectron We wrll not put a hugh pohsh on rt but we wlll help to make thrngs clearer for the generations to come No one wrll ever reach perfectron here on earth for that 1S the ultrmate goal and IS only found rn Heaven O God vue put our trust rn Thee please dehver us Ray Sparks 'I14 . . . , . ,, Y , . . 1 I 1 1 I 1 - . . , ., . . 2 . , . . 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PLAN'KN'T CO BRANFORD HILLS BRANFORD 9x0s10m0'n0v 19f0110Y0vf01f0'G0'N0 402'01f04 '-010 0 xmwwuafafa0f0wua0wuaw-wvaaQaLm0L0:wwwwf00'0ww0awum0A000w:wx i en eoll 'I73 Com im n s of Evinrude Oufboord Mofors P Lymcn - Thompson - Yellow Jackei And er Popu ar Boats Com iments of I o zzv QURSEL V55 OUR FUTURF LIES ' Foreword Year after year year tn and year out lrterally thousands of class books are publrshed by schools and colleges of all types and srzes across the country Basrcally all of these documentarles have the same purpose that 15 the preservauon of a certarn perrod of tlme durmg whrch a group of mdx vrduals all wrth drfferent backgrounds and personalltres exlst together as a class In past years classbooks seem to have had a tendency to become some what stereotyped although recently there has been evldent a slxght devra t1on from th1s pattern vxhrch has heretofore put so much emphasls on the class as a whole consequently sltghtlng somewhat the 1nd1v1duals The recent change does not as rt would seem betray the true mean for a class xs made up of varrous mdrvrduals and varxous personalltxes Therefore xt IS our belnef that rf a class IS to be truly understood the personalltres whlch motrvate lfS actnons and character must be hon estly represented It has been our endeavor m accordance wxth our belnefs and also rn laeeprng wrth the bounds of tradrtlon to 1nst1ll mto the pages of the thrrneth edmon of the Mzlerzone the true sp1r1t of the class of 56 We humbly hope that you our fellow classmates who gave us the honor of part1c1pat1ng 1n the preparat1on of th1s years Mzlertone w1ll approve th1s the result of all our efforts We thank you and now grve to you days that have s1nce gone by but vxhlch we hope wlll once more sprmg allve for you wxth the turnlng of each page of thus Iht 1956 Mzlextone 1 , . . . .. ,- 5. ' , sf i g 4.3 he 5 Q ll II C , . , . - 7 . 1 Y K . , ' L , . , . . l . . . V , . . . - . . L V . . , . . . . . u Q 4 V a ' ing of the classbook, but on the contrary accentuates and enriches itg , . . . 1 . L . , K , . C c 5 . . . 7 3 . , C . . . . , . I , . V . . , 7 7 c 7 . 1-rl. 2 I - 1 dk 1 I Q.. u - I Y 'sn vs 4 xi Y AQ L, ,-.., ,. .'