Branford High School - Milestone Yearbook (Branford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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' X . ,vfi X X ' l :f.1i?'f?SiiL?l ,Miki +I: 3: , gut' tar I 1 f J 27 il it 'w f I able nf untents DCd1C3f1OH Faculty Undergraduates ACt1V1t1CS Llterary Athletlcs un1or Play Iumor Prom Semor Play Semor Prom Semors Edltor s Message As we entered Branford Hxgh School four years ago we were l1'ldlVldL13lS hnked together by only one bond we were to be the Class of 1960 Lxke the mdlvndual pleces of a puzzle we needed hands to ,om us together In the vanous clubs courses and acnvmes we found these hands Llfe itself IS a huge jngsaw puzzle It IS a composxte of t1ny pxeces of our lxves jolned together to form a prcture of what we have accomplxshed We are about to undergo a great transmon nn our lnves If we want our puzzle nn 1ts entrrety to form a pxcture of success and fulf1llment of lnfe rt wxll be best if we remember the fundamental pneces we have re cenved here at Branford Hrgh School We have endeavored to brrng to you on the follow mg pages of thrs edntnon of the Mnlestone of 1960 many of these pxeces whlch you w11l be able to ook back upon and remember what part they played m the composmon of your lnfe JOAN 1 PAINE Presldent s Message Faculty Parents Clergy and Frxends We the Class of 1960 extend to you a smcere and warm welcome to our Class Nrght exercxses Under the guldance of our able teachers and good parents we have culmlnated four years of learnmg For each of us there have been moments of confusxon and enllghtenment of sorrow and happxness Academ rcally and soclally we have partaken 1n the bulldmg of our character We are about to go forth lnto socxety and attempt to find our rlghtful place some wnll seek employment others wnll go to hngher mstrtutrons of learmng What ever each of us decxdes to accompllsh lt IS our fondest hope that wnth Gods help we may be able to meet the demands and challenges of l1fe rntelllgently con fidently and honestly Classmates lt IS our respons1b1l1ty and obllgatxon to those who have gu1ded us through these four wonder ful years to prove thelr efforts have been worthwhlle Let us go forth earnestly 1nto the world wnth honor and dlgnnty and gnve back to soclety the benefns of our slncere endeavors 1 JOHN A. cutua During her teaching career at Branford High School, Mrs. Barker has taught English to both College and Business Course students. One of Mrs. Barkers favorite outside interests is tennisg a sport at which she excels. In the above photograph, she is shown with her husband holding trophies which they won in a recent invitational tournament. ehitatiun TO: Mrs. Harold Barker FROM: The Senior Class SUBJECT 1 Dedication of the Milestone DATE: june, 1960 We are dedicating this 1960 Milestone to a person who has been much more than a teacher to us. She has been advisor, councilor, and friend to all members of our class. Through her unceasing efforts, she helped turn our junior Prom into one of the high lights of our school life. During our junior Class meetings, it was often her in- valuable advice that proved the correct solution to our problems. In deepest appreciation for all you have done for the Class of 1960, we dedicate this Milestone to you, Mrs. Harold Barker. Mrs. ilaarnlh Barker 1 ,,l ,M ,V,, my J, , , Aa ao SBI' N SCHOOL BOARD Back row Charles Baker Rudolph ohnson ohn Barrow Dr Wm ames Wrllram Garrrry r Seated Mrs F A Renmers Dr Ph1l1pOrdung Fred Roganson Donald Onnen ohn Slmey Donald Baker .wm- R Jw xf' L 'eff' A Supermrendent Assmsmnr Supermrendem DR VUILLIAM HALL JAMES MR VUILLIAMJ GARRITY .IR fasulfg if in in. i ! v QQ, .. . rw. MR. ERNEST C. HATFIELD Principal MESSAGE TO THE SENIOR CLASS We hope that we have aroused in you a thirst for one of the great gifts of education -the flame of aspiration and the ambition to dream, to be, to do - each according to his talents. This gift also endows each with the will to continue the struggle no matter how great the odds nor how certain may seem defeat. May the education you have received and that which you are about to begin give you independence of character, an intelligently discriminating mind, and lead you progres- sively along moral, industrial, and intellectual roads. E. C. HATFIELD, Principal xx 'AA' Ji' lf' +134 MR GEORGE N. MISCHLER GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Assistant Principal Mr. Robert Sperry, Mrs. Marilyn Janeway. If F i ,,,, ,, i I LANGUAGE f DEPARTMENT Standing Il. to r.y: Mr, Dominic Cote KFrench, Football Coach, ' - ,f fa '3-'. 5 .A A I rain ,fy v ' ' , Senior Advisory, Mr. Raymond M. Carey !Latin, Sophomore Advis- I 1-Q I ory. Seated: Mrs. Mary R. Daly R, n lFrench, Spanish, junior Advisory, : Mrs. Phyllis W. Sabine CSpanish, ' 4 Sophomore Advisory. I ' c - , R fd glade .EITC PQ Pff 'F' , i I 7: x4 f - fp XX A il 3 'E l QI I Z i, f I , Y I x MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Standing CI. to ry: Mr. Peter T. Gately fSophomore Ad- visory, Mr, William Brackett fSenior Advisory. Seated: Miss Mae T. Murphy fFreshman Advisory, Mrs. Betty Meicltle fNational Honor Society, Senior Advisory. 4 Q 4.4- , , i r,t,lgWdi,4,t..,, EE'rQ5f'c!c'r2'f'i':'EZ5 Q. f , ' tp- wgg QM Mi I w 57 .Ak N- mx 5. QXQX ft ,C S X I C INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT fl. to r.y : Mr, Robert G. Hale, Sr. fPower Mechanics, Stage Lighting, Sophomore Advisory, Mr. David T. Dean fWood Shop, Senior Advisory, Mr, Ralph E. Fuller rMechanical Drawing, Sophomore Advisory, Mr. Carl H. Hubachelft CMetal Shop, Photography Club, National Honor Society, junior Advisory. if gif fra f' t....,.'-M . AT . f is 45 N. ' ' ' X5 15,17-k xr: A ,r ' hh A A V . M-'T X I4 --1 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Standing fl. to r.y: Mr. Warren E. Adams lCivics, World History, Debate Club, Freshman Advisory, Mr. Frank R. Grandel 4Wtmrld Geography, Civics, Driver Education, Asst Baseball Coachy, Mr. Warren H. Proctor lU.S. History, Contemporary Society, Senior Advisory, Mr. George W. Barnjum fAncient History, Modern History, Student Council, UNIRS. Freshman Advisory. Seatedzi Miss Barbara Seavey CEconomics, Contemporary Society, Student Council, UNIRS. Senior Advisory, Mr. Cabot D. Kendall CU. S. History, Freshman Advisory. A rf Q -fx fl.. , . 1 ll l L x . . l 1 - Q , 1.4, ,, N I l 's a4l?2.L+. x.f's.4 ,. x M. t pr.---F 'T Nbr' ' -vr.',,,-f: , . fa, PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT rl. to r,y: Mr. Stanley F. Petela rBasl-cetball Coach, Sophomore Advisori, Miss Nancy Terrill 1HockeyCoach. Pep Club, junior Advisory, Miss Virginia Moessmang rBasl-cetball Coach. Pep Club, Cheerleaders, Maiorettes, Sophomore Advisory. Mr. Gerald A. Crotty 1Director of Phys- ical Education, Baseball Coach, -lunior Advisor r. h,,..-...---4 ...1-.-.113 I QQI SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ENGLISH DEPARTMENT N 'LP K X E!! :rf 7' -4' ,Q we Cl. to r.y: Miss Rita Bader fBiology, Freshman Advisory, Mrs. Mariory H. ,lacobs CBiology, junior Advisory, Mr. Frederick C. Laing fBiology, Science Club, Fresh- man Advisory, Mrs. Margaret R. Piper fChemistry. General Science, junior Ad- visory, Miss Angela M. Trovato rChemistry, Jlileffmie. Dramatic Association. Senior Advisory, Mr. George A. Geyer fChemistry, General Physics, junior Advisory. fl. to r.y: Miss Rachel A, Partain KSophomore Advisory, Mrs. Betsy Klarman 6Freshman Advisory, Mr. Thomas Bellevance !Dramatic Association, Senior Advisory, Miss Hazel P. Lorson rjunior Play Director, Freshman Advisory, Mrs. Barbara L. Barker CHfyn1e!. ,lunior Advisory, Mr. Armand L. Zimmermann 6Na- tional Honor Society, Dramatic Association, Senior Play Director. Senior Advisor, Principal of Summer School y. ' 4 I T: i-gil ' x BrN BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Standing fl. to r.y: Mrs. Grace K. Taber CPersonal Typing, Typing, Commercial Law and Sales, Business Mathematics, Employment Service. Senior Advisory, Mrs. Ann D. Mischler rShorthand, Office and Clerical Practice, National Honor Society, Senior Advisory. Seated: Mrs. Phoebe S. Ahern CBooklceeping, junior Business Training, junior Advisory. Mrs. Rita S. Schimmel rTyping, Shorthand, junior Business Training, junior Advisory. i 0 9 4 1 MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENTS Standing il. to r.y: Mr. Eugene W. Baer fArt, Sophomore Ad- visory, Mr. Agostino Rosselli fBand, Instrumental Musicy. Seated: Miss Ruth D. Frischkorn fGlee Club, Future Teachers of America, Senior Advisor y. 13 c., '15, My ,- :Til V I . i Y I Xf- . A -3- ..- Q4-P' xx? LIBRARIAN Mrs. Shirley H. Murphy CLibrary Aides Advisory. 575 2 ,f F 1 1 . Ya S- 1 ,L fiyfs K- ,, .lkvrf qw- . , HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Cl to r.j: Miss Carol A. DiLeonardo fFurure Homemakers of America, Special Banquets, Freshman Advisorj, Miss Leona K, Thorndike fFurure Homemakers of America, Special Banquets, Senior Advisorj. Je. Nl Sri :.-zzz? if N-n OFFICE STAFF fl. to LJ: Mrs. Esther O. Neumann, Mrs. Mary M. Kennedy fAttendance Ofhcerj, Mrs. Mildred D. Ryan. -' vfewsf-lg' CUSTODIANS AND KITCHEN STAFF Cl. to r.j: Carl Manone, Thomas Marsland, William Adams, joseph Ceccorulli. lr. to l.j: Mary Arden, Ethena Birbarie, Ulla Bohle, jean Partridge, Mary Streeto, Christine Ashworth. Freevlqm em Class First row Cl. to r.JL Louise Hall, Treasurer. Second row: Stephen Brady, President. Third row: Charles jackson, Vice-President, Pamela Holsenbach, Secretary. Fourth row: Gretel Uhl, Social Chairmang Robert Dow. ZINDEI First row fl. to r.j: Linda MacArthur, Secre- tary. Second row: William Finnegan, Presi- dent. Third row: Deborah Ramsey, Treasurer, Suzanne Konz, Vice-President. Fourth row: Linda Ifkovic, Social Chairman. Fifth row: James Piscitello, Social Chairman. SQPIXOMOFG Ciagg, First row Cl. to r.J: Robert Finch, Social Chairman, Brenna Fitzgerald, Treasurer. Sec- ond row: Marcia Dombrowski, Social Chair- man. Third row: Carol I4-xrson, Vice-President, Patricia Dombrowski, Secretary, Fourth row: Kenneth Frankish, President. 49' Q 'G' Junior 615155 af 65629 7:5 'lr JZ'z4fC.43 7 fez ' cf' 'N L08 45 6ooJ zhgg 171 6ff5.'fg lQg,f43o04fQ W ,ww if Freshman Class First row ll, to ri 3 William Brockett, Stephen Williams, Peter Hugret, Richard DeAngelo, Edward Merola, William Prout, Craig Garvin, Richard Chamberlain. Second row' Donald White, James Hennessey, William Wallace, Jonathan Brooks, Thomas Cate, Eric Carlson, James Medcalf, W'illiam Monroe. Third row: Barbara Pion- telt, Anita D'Onofrio, Adele Tata, Sandra Coats, Barbara Paradis, Cathy Cope, Christina Mulla, Melissa MacVaugh, Bonnie Bacon, Linda Barile, Fourth row: Virginia Stempeck, Diane Reilly, Rosemary Raiola, Judith Vetrano, Sharon Fagan, Virginia Kendrick, Patricia Connors, Judith Peterson, Janet Murphy, Sherry Miner, Linda lfkovic. Fifth row: Betty Steady, Carol Columbo, Lynn Johnson, Carol Graybill, Natalie Costi- gan, Karen Thomas, Judith Libbey, Rita Carrolla, Charlene Packevicz. Sixth row: Arlene Fisher, Jane Hansen, Susan Ayr, Brenda Martindale, Barbara Scervero, Annette Nuzzo, Diane Sorrentino, Linda Stemborski, Anne Chiudine, Judith Finta, Priscilla Lewis. Seventh row: Carol Le- prite, Joan Ritker, Sandra Sanzero, David Paradis. Paul Robinson, Robert Snied, Robert Mobeck, John Schwanfelder, Robert La Croix. Eighth row: Catherine Wlulles, Alan Bruce, Richard ZuWallaclt, Rich- ard Larch, Walter Saczynslti, James Manley, William Zvonkovic. Ninth row: Carol Enlund, Sharyn Bloom, Nancy Daszuto, Bonnie Dyltun, Lynn Cove, Nancy Carstens, Kathleen Monast, Kathleen Burne. Tenth row: Mervin McCue, Vincent Iiiurello, Stephen Carulli, Terry Ryan, Douglass Newcomb, Robert Tobin, Crary Miller, Peter Carden. Eleventh row: Robert Cameron, Donald Dore, Ronald Britt, James Piscatello, Lloyd Partridge, James Gell, Loren Pierson, William Finnigan, James Paul. N mf? Q ---0 png- Yi -'-'ll!l'1--an Q N f - ' 1 ' 5,357 1 - .q,...-f.,.4f-W....,..-, , M ,, unior Class First row ll. to r.b: Barry Strickland, Rohert Knude, ,lustin Fitan, Michael Olivo, Patricia Monast, Marilyn Fowler. ,ludith Dzvvonkoski. Dorothy Mott. Gay Boswell, Carol Larson, Mania Domhroski. Setond rowi Bill Gouin, Clyde Auger. Richard Maxwell, Douglas Arthur, Verna Farrar, Frnestine Gordon, Mary I-lanniford, Arden Spath. Bever- ly Mason. Patricia Simpson. Third row liric Spitzer. XX'illi.im Ftreero. Donald lfkovic. Rohert Anderson, Steven Federation, bruise Altrui, Phvllis Richitelli, Angela Alfano, Barbara Lynth. Betty Ann Dunuorrh. Brenna Fitzgerald. Fourrh row Rose Donofrio. Mary Anne Vfhire. ,ludy Proto. Maureen Thomas, joan Mitthell. Carol lnrantino. Susan Higgins, Ardelle Haddotlx, Fern Lauher, Susan Burns, Barham Patterson Fifth rowx Phyllis Carrone, lsohel Donaldson, Verlanda Colhert, XXI-ndy Cowles, Diane Bacon, Alice Haddotk, -lane Giordano, Susan Montfort. Nanfy Mansfield. Marijo Doyle. Anne Karlawish, Frames Makutla. Sixth row Sharon Roherrson, Patritia Fanaroni. Lynda Nor- man. Marilyn Saths. lola Rogers. ,loan Atanpora, Cathy Towner, Sandy Fuarisivn. luis Corey. Mary Finta, Roxanne Starr hevcnth rovs Traver Cixxlcs. Philip Burne, Howard 'lftlst-r, lwtzis Pltzfl. vlohn Tampsori. Daxid Wfrlstiin, Thomas Kehlenlnatk, Fmily qlohnwn, Vfilliam Reid. -loci Mark. ,lohn York. Fiuhrh ron Rav Yztltsrr-ini. Charles G-ruin. Duane l.aMorre. Kurt Paradise, Fduard l 1ilx'cr.1ri. ,lohn Fistatelli. Patil Gailunas, lirnest l.endler, Sven lflicns, Fmnlcy Kacyzinski. David Churth. Thtanias Ahern. .!.!' -ll' fanutvjefgefigau' W. r --- - 0 --.,...-.-. .M I H Y' ahwwaakv- as .rwgjg .M V M-,pub-.gnu-. r v.,,.anq-o-fw'1- -- ' 11' ' v W- .-...s...... -,,.m.-.f-...J 4 L. 1 ,,. - .. ..,,. - mi.'9' L9 V. f Us 'l .' M L- L A' 1 , yi' J' W' j'Q:i:'W.L5F L r 1 .3 15' -in ,Ti fl ' J L It L I- 1 L 1 . ..' af 1' L' L J f It. v- X 1 . ' 4' 1' 13? L F l f , N. L. 'H -L., I, c ,l '. wemmmh unior Class First row tl, to r.i: Susan McBride, Susan Wfolfe, Gail Hudaverdi, Melody Berio. Sonya Morton, Carol Shepard, Carla Anderson, Cynthia Bontatibus, Patricia Vailette, Roger XY'ahler. Alfred Tisko. Second row: joy Harrigan, Linda johnson, Jacqueline Hildreth, Emma Lou Lehr, Betty Huzar, Mary Ahern, Deborah Millet, Patricia Dombrowski, Guy Senesac, Robert Butler, Third row: jill Parsons, Anna Dwyer, Linda Coutes. Janet Alexander, Louise Bergen, Frances Cove. Dorothy Chap- kovich, Barbara Howd, Doris Sisson, Alan Martin. David Etzel. Fourth row: Susan Collier, Mary Zarhn, Elizabeth Barnes. Pamela Grandel, Barbara McMurty, Helen Paul, Geraldine Packevicz, Patricia Carmody, Emily johnson, Daniel Smith, Steve Priggen, Robert Cafferty. Fifth row: Maria Patrylak, Barbara Evarts, Betty johnson, Patricia Eckert. Cheryl Ericson, Albert Tomei, Robert Finch, David Brewer, Bill Commaites, joseph Zurkus, Ronald Space, Dennis McGowan, Mike Jones. Sixth row: Lenore Curtis, Marcia Doba, Nancy Collopy, Madalyn Cortese, Helen Yanac, Barbara Blake, Thomas Jaspersohn, Julius Zdanowicz, Kenneth Ahlstrom. Howard Warfield, Dominic Barba, Michael Beatty, Robert Aguzzi. Seventh row: Ronald Forte, David Got- walls, Gregory Currier, Brian Deevey, VC'illiam Commerford, Mark Gteenvald. Peter VUolff, Jeffery Xwallace. Kenneth Frankish, Donald Hntbaty, W'illiam Andrews, Kenneth Kells. Eighth row: Lawrence Piscatelli, Peter Teneyck, George Atkinson, Peter Burne, Milton Baisley, Michael Devlin, Stewart Hanna, Michael Zvonkovic, Philip Finger, John Finta, jared McQueen, Frederick Lind. Aoi IUITIQS O O O 4 . 1 f V I 3505 rf ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT fl. to LJ: Betty Royden, Janice Blake, Vivien Novicki, Cathy Houghton. PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT 41. to r.D : Gail Chamberlain, Editor john Reid, Elizabeth Rider, 24 x 3- -a K S M ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT fl. to r.J: Joan Kulack, subscriberg Susan Cosgrove, Editor Bonnie Lang- evin, janet Harrison, Dorothy Kissellis. jllilile BUSINESS DEPARTMENT First row il. to r.J : Frances Rourke, Karen Bradley, Second row: Editor Christine Altrui, Elizabeth LaCroix, JoAnn Williams. l I ,gi-.- I. 'Wu W' 'hi ,f ' . ,xA 'XJ- 7, Af , LITERARY DEPARTMENT Seated Cl. to ry: Barbara Zafrino, Lynn Prout, Stand- ' ' ing: Susan Norris, Susan Kilpatrick, Editor joan Petela. Editor joan Paine, Miss Angela M. Trovato, Advisor. SUJIIB . ' 7iEi2 ibQ4' I ir 4 2 . rv A i 6' ., I to 'P-as :M ri A74 fzwax- ll ART DEPARTMENT Cl. to r.J: Editor Jeanette Neeley, Joyce Leonard, Margo Woodman, Lorraine Dymarczyk. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES First row fl. to r.J: Carolyn Burns, Patricia Iaska, Lorraine Dymarczyk. Sharon Hamm, Gail Chamberlain, Second row: JoAnn W'illiams, Karen Bradley, Editor Christine Altrui, Elizabeth LaCroix, Frances Rourke, Linda Edsall. Third row: Judy Gargamelli, Patricia Brady, Margaret Cooke, Marion Primicerio, Gail Emley, JoAnn Sr. john, Sheila Hartley, Barbara Cunning- ham, Geri Burban. Fourth row: Heather MacArthur, Cathy Frawley, Joyce Parri, Betsy Colburn, Ethel McNulty, Susan Murray, Patricia Proto, Anne Pullman, Gail Smith. 25 First row fl to rb Patricia Kowalski Barbara Zafhno Linda Thompson Kathy Kowalski joan Petela Betty Rider Second row Ann Blake Betty Royden Throop Brown Leslie Clark Sue Clancy Linda Edsall Susan Hall Third row Patricia Smith joan Paine johanne Hanisch Catherine Fraw ley Heather MacArthur Geri Burban Fourth row john Reid Edward Mazur David Harrison Mrs Betty Meickle Absent Jack Cirie John Duffy First rovy ll to rl Judy Morris eanne OConnell Ioan Mitchell Angela Alfano Lois Corev Annette St lohn Setond row David Etzel Gregg. Currier joan Paine Marcia Dombrowski jack Cine Eduard Nlazur Wayne Logan Robert Tobin Third rovn David Fryer Kenneth Frankish Robert Dow Susan Clanty lanite Blake Catherine lrauley Nanny l.aMotte Valerie Samuelson Nlichael Stemborski Raymond Xickstrom Honor Society President Susan Clancy Vice-President Throop Brown Secretary Linda Edsall Treasurer Leslie Clark The Honor Society is composed of students which possess the high qualities of scholarship service leadership and citizenship The group strives to promote these qualities among the student body Lnder the able guidance of Mrs Mexckle the Honor Society is undertak ing money raising proyects to provide a scholarship for some deserying senior at graduation The Honor Society would like to thank all those students who by their co opera tion helped make the prolects under taken by the society a great success Student Council President ohn Cirie Vice President Marcia Dombrowski Secretary oan Paine Treasurer Edvy ard Mazur The main purpose of the Student Council is to improye and promote bet ter relations between the students and the faculty and administration The adyisors of the Student Council are Miss Seayey and Mr Barnyum With their helpful guidance and assistance the Council has had a yery successful and rewarding year The most important project under taken this year vsas the Community House Fund Drtye S 50 was raised by the students to benefit thc building of a new community house The Student Council sends many of its mcmbcrs as delegates to conferences and meetings during the year The Coun cil is again planning to send a represen tation of the Branford Council to the annual summer workshop at Lakeville Connecticut this year ' 1 a 1 I . t . 1 . . . 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The Hornet Edrtor Gerr Burban Busmess Manager Barbara Cunnrngham Subscrrptron Manager Betty Royden Advemsrng Manager Susan Hall Secretary Lrnda Edsall Treasurer Leslre Clark Feature Edrtor Patrrcxa Smrth Exchange Edrtor Johanne Hanrsch Sports Edrtor John Rerd Because of the solrd format lard down rn other years the Hornet staff has had the opportumty thrs year to expand rtself rn all phases The make up of the paper news and sports coverage feature stones these and other parts of the paper have been rmproved New advertrsrng rdeas are now rn the experrmental stage and other projects are underway The staff has worked as a team pub lrshmg news for students of Branford Hugh School Desrre and enthusrasm on the part of the members have played an rmportant role rn meetrng deadlmes The spmt drsplayed by each rndrvrd ual Hornet staff member has made the sprrrt of the paper flourrsh Future Teachers of Amerrca Vrce Presrdent Johanne Hanrsch Secretary Robm Jones Treasurer Geri Burban Hrstorran Betsy Obel Future Teachers of Amerrca ofhcrally the Hazel Langdale Club has just com pleted rts Hrst full year under the drrec tron of Mrss Frrschkorn and Mrs Sabrne It rs organrzed for students rnterested rn the teachmg professron Several servrce projects have been undertaken Members have also vrsrted classes on both the elementary and junror hrgh level The group annually attends the State FTA conference The clubs most rmportant current project rs rarsrng funds to provrde a scholarshrp for some deservlng semor teacher to be A aff: ff zwililllfljl' Frrst row Cl to rj Ann Karlawrsh Patrrcra Smrth Jeanette Neeley Susan Ayr Second row Leslre Clark Susan Hall Barbara Cunnrngham Mrs Barbara Barker Gerr Burban Betty Royden Lrnda Edsall Thrrd row Joyce Leonard Janet Alexander Bob Werser John Rerd Bob Frnch Marrlyn Fowler Andrea Altrur Fourth row Mary Frnta Lorrarne Dymarczyk Carol Rrchkowskr Judy Parker Betty Anderson JoAnn Fusco Frrst row fl to rj Lrnda Coutts Gayle Wrttrer Susan Clancy Lorrarne Dymarczyk Joy Harrrgan Janet Lernster Beatrrce Ramon Madalyn Cortese Susan Ayr Second row Ernest Lendler Mrss Frrschkorn Johanne Hanrsch Linda Edsall Robm Jones Gen Burban Mrs Sabrne John Prscrtello Thrrd row Mary Moss Brenna Fntzgerald Betty Ann Dunwotth Margaret Cooke Glorra Schulz Barbara Tefft Lourse Hall Barbara Evarts Judy Peterson' Arden Spath Lors Corey Sandra Swanson Fourth row Carolyn Lazzarr Betsy Obel Patrrcra Balzcrowskr Patrrcra Brady Dorothy Krssellrs Lynn Prout Carol Enluncl Susan Norrrs Frances Cove Emrly Johnson I . 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I. 7 I . l l D Y Y ' 436' '96 fa Seated C1 to rj M1ss Thorndxke Susan Neeley janet Joan Martxn Back row Lmda Coutts Gall Wtuer, Patrxcla Carmody Frances Cove Judy Proto T Erxckson Barbara Patterson Arden Spath W y Cowles Calvert Isobel Donaldson Dorothy Chapokovrch 1 L Anne D ba Verl1nda Sen s Seated fl to r J Roxanna Starr, Mr Warren Adams, Mary Fmra Standmg Mlchael Stevens, Larry PlSClIElll, Peter Ten Eyck, Betsy Barnes, Andrevn Burress, Rrchard Grey 28 Future Hornemakers of Amenca Presndent janet Alexander V1ce Presxdent joan Martin Secretary Janet Morawskx Treasurer Susan Neeley The Future Homemakers of Amerlca Club has been re establlshed ln our new school thls year It has approxlmately 25 members FH A lS pr1mar1ly a club of servxce It IS constantly strlvmg to be of servlce to the home the school and the com mun1ty The group has had httle experl ence 1n these lmes upon whlch to lean but therr ldeals are hxgh Some of thelr act1v1t1es have been Chrnstmas carolxng qse 1C r shoppers and attendlng lead p rallles and regronal meetrngs A g rsghge project at present lS rarsmg y for a Home Economrc Scholar rp connected w1th the state FHA There also IS a natlonal FH A of whlch Branford s chapter 15 a member Debate Club The Debatmg Club was formed ln 1957 by a group of students under the dlrectlon of Mr Warren Adams who were mterested rn logrcal argument and soclal studles Each year the Club Helds a team whlch represents our school rn the New Haven Area Debate League Other schools 10 the League are H1ll house Hamden Stratford St Marys North Haven Cheshlre and Amtty Re g1onal The topxcs debated are chosen each year by the Natronal Forensnc League a natxonal debate and speech socrety Every member of the club has a chance to debate, whether he lS on the team or not and recelves polnts toward a Debat mg Club Pm ' 'A ,,,, .1 ' .xyg U A I. r - . . 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' Q ' a a 1 - , 1 1 y ' X 1 l Y Photographs Club The Photography Club rs one of the neyyest organrzatrons at Branford Hxgh At present the members of the group are takrng pretures yyhreh yyrll be deyel oped at future meetrngs The Photogra phy Club IS yery fortumte to haye sex eral Cameras at thexr dxsposal among yxhreh rre a Polarold and 1 Speed graphre press ctmerx The laboratory used by the group rs 1 yyell equnpped darkroom on the seeond floor of the sehool Llbrary Club Presrdent lorrune Dy mareyak Vree Presrdent Clorra Sehulz Seeretary lynn Prout Treisurer errnly nn Sehoeller The Brmford High Bookyyorms IS 1 hterrry elub formed for the purpose of fudrng nn the OI'gll'llL'lIlOflll proeesses of the lrbrlry and helprny, students rn the use of the hbrstry and nts frcrhtres Thrs year the elub expmded to forty members Ereh member yyorked rn the llbrary durlng an 'l9Slf,f1LLl study hlll obs undertaken by these members rn elude typrng films, shelyrng md strmp mg books 1t the desk After school 'rctryrtres of the elub ln clude formal meetmqs md the decomt mg of the lrbrary bulletrn boards These bulletrn boards are deslgned to ereate an rnterest rn readrng among the student body 4:19 fc 1 'Y g Cl to r J Wrllram Commerford Albert Rappa Ioel Mark Syen Ulyens lames Hartley .Z Kneellne fl to rp Sandra Hlndmeer Barbara Kukta Patrlela Laska Alan Nfartm Pamela Qmrth Mary Pat Ahern Berry l..1Cro1x Seeond roxy Shenla Hartley lerrmlyn Sehoeller Nlrs Shrrley Nlurphx Lorralne Dyzmarezyk Lynn Prout Duane Hesehe Thrrd roxy lanet Moraxyskr llelen Xanae ludy astrenskx ludnth Nlartmo Cveraldrne Gareanno Carla Anderson Carol Roeers Prtrura Bohle Phyllis Suppe Theresa Searppa janet Hallden Fourth roxy JoAnn XX rlhams Xryren Noxrekn Helen Kaczynskl Marearet johnson Sharon Lane Barbara Laneh Pamela Burns Betty Anderson Alree Johnson Ablgall Moon .fa , y, ' V --,y!- 1 , ' l 'li I 5' 'I , gy ,- I , . 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FRESHMAN MEMBERS E . .Q ,Ci : S 3 1 , Y- ff ,. V- ,. , gg A S V f' 3 QQ ,, ---,-. Zlssntiatinn Officers il. to LJ: Betsy Colburn, Catherine Houghton, Joyce Leonard, Barbara Lynch, Nancy Collopy. We have an established point system for activ- ities accomplished. When a member accumulates ten points they receive an award. This year the members were very active in the fields of directing, acting and craftsmanship, SOPHOMORE MEMBERS 3 EXIT JUNIOR MEMBERS i I e i 27? J 94 First row Captain Linda Thompson Second row Patricia Monast Nancy Collopy Third row Karyl Roganson Barbara Lynch Fourth row Judith Uhl Susan Clancy Kneeling in front. Captain, Heather MacArthur. First row fl. to r. J. Betty Ann Dunviorth, Margaret Cooke, Patricia Laslca, Carol Larson, Angela Alfano. Second row: judy Dzwonkoski, Carol Shepard, Patricia Balzrowski, Marcia Doba, Patricia Brady. Third row: JoAnn Williams, janet Morton, Frances Makuck, Diane Yocher, Mary Delise, Catherine Frawley. 32 Cheerleaders Captain Linda Thompson The cheerleading squad consists of four seniors three juniors two sopho mores and one freshman High stand ards are required of the girls in citizen ship scholarship and actual performance The cheers which take only a few min utes to execute require hours of hard work and practice to perfect The squad works in close association with the Pep Club throughout the foot ball and basketball seasons Its various activities aside from performing at games include rallies the annual cheer leading clinic and spring tryouts Maj orettes Captain Heather MacArthur Mayorettes are selected on the basis of personality leadership dependability scholastic ability and performance These girls are elected to the squad by the active majorettes To remain on the squad, the mayor ettes must maintain a high average in both school work and attitude They must at all times support the Mayorette Constitution Besides marching at football games, in parades or at rallies, they are in charge of providing transportation to all away football and basketball games Most im portant, however, the majorettes try to promote good relationships within the student body C6143 N bpm Pep Club Presldent Cathy Houghton Vlce President Anna Dwyer Secretary Ga1l Chamberlam Treasurer Sandra Swanson The mann purpose of the Pep Club 15 to bulld school spmt Th1s year we have a new way of achlevlng this alm There lS a pomt system ln wh1ch each member recelves points for each basketball and football game they attend After a member has accumulated a certatn number of pornts they are awarded an msxgma It IS the duty and respons1b1l1ty of each member to attend as many games as POSS1b16 and to support the team 1n a sportsmanlrke manner Another 1mportant duty of the Pep Club member IS to back up the cheerleaders when they perform organlzed cheers 060 IB'-pg 1 ' lfaana Sellmg Chrysanthemums at the E H S game 33 . 5 wg Q 4, , . 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Seated fl to rl Susan Underwood Tony Witkowski Judith Libbey jane Kilpatrick Rosemary Raiola jud1thVetrano Paul Deheuvels Standing first row Donald Partridge jeffrey Leonard Milton Rossiter Richard Edsall Jonathan Brooks Richard Griffin Robert Underwood David Harrison 11 First row fl to rj Susan Mattern janet Ahlstrom Carol Lazzari Carol Richkovsski Second rovs John Duffy Susan Hall Susan Cosgroxe Leslie Clark Marx Finta james Atkinson Linda Fdsall Richard Gray Third row Richard Carlson Betsy Obel Alice Haddock Linda 'Norman Susan Clams Helen Paul Ann Karlevnish Marilyn Fowler Mike Stexens 38 Science Club Secretary - Susan Kilpatrick The Science Club of Branford High School consists of a group of students who have expressed a mutual desire to study the results of scientific principles. It is one of the newest clubs but has become a well-organized study group. One of the major projects this year has been a nutritional experiment with white mice. Through the performance of india id ua. cxperiraen la e ers seek the answers of the many puzzling questions in science United Nations International Relations Society President Leslie Clark Vice President Mary Finta Treasurer james Atkinson Secretary Susan Cosgrove The purpose of this organization is to study international relations and the work of the United Nations Meetings are held every day during the noon period for discussion library The L NIR S recently sponsored a region tl conrcrcncc at the Branford High School The confcrcncc vms held in the form of '1 Model l nitcd Nations mcct ing This meeting took place on I nited Nitions Dv, Future plms of this group irc to send dclccitions to the x irious meetings and conferences htld etch xctr 'H' ' '.. ts, t.e mb . se-.. .,.- I D ' Y 7 Y I ! 1 3 D ' - D -A -1 U .T , 5 T y V . . . . f A '- Y . . A l , . , q . -- A work, and study of important issues. : - 1' I I A I . Q A 7 - A I Y ' 4 V I . i -L y a 1 . A yi - . 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' 5 , lift' ff' 4 ,LMAQ 1 5 5 . -.L VERMONT A walk nn the cool brrsk anr of early mormng brmgs back fond memorres of a place that strrs deep affectron m my heart A green countrysxde away from the tumult of the crowds rs the place where I fmd myself longmg to be As I srt and daydream I can vrvldly prolect myself mto the peace ful mountams of green Vermont Early ln the mormng the chrrpmg brrds streamxng sunllght and a crxsp art awaken you There m a secluded log cabm hugh on a mountam you are provtded wxth a breath takmg vxew Upon lookmg out of your cabm wxndow you gaze at the soft gently rrsmg mrst that has covered the httle valley town durmg the srlent mght What a beautrful sxghtl As you contmue gazmg down at the valley a church steeple gradually emerges as the mast appears to slowly vamsh Into the a1r Before long the suns rays soak up the last lmgermg wnsps of mlst uncloakmg the whole town Curling curlmg eternally upward the smoke from a chlmney mforms you that the bustlmg mhabrtants of the valley town are once more greetmg another day It IS a perfect spot quxet and peaceful to dream of the blessmgs of our lnfe here on earth If only I were there now' janet Lemster ODE TO A GRAPHITE O pencxl long and slrm or short Pamted rn so many brrllrant colors Farthful dedicated tool of Mankmd just one questron Why does your eraser always run ut before your lead? Solvmg problems Drawtng doodles Dotng your bxt at Cape Canaveral just one questxon Why does your eraser always run out before your lead? We lose you we loan and borrow ou Wrth our teeth your even surface we scar We break you rn our tantrums But just one questron Why does your eraser always run out before your lead? james Atkmson RELATIVITY The world IS a speck m a grant s chatr Only one of trrlltons there How can rt seem so vast to be When you and I can clearly see, It s only one clot of mfmxty? An atom ts of great expanse A unlverse of earth and sun How blmd we are to never see The hndden worlds In every key, Where many httle people stay, And frght and love and pass away Leslie Clark Q 7 I . , - 1 1 - 9 1 x ' ' 1 1 ' 1 . . . . , s ' 1 1 1 Q 1 Q 1 v 7 1 1 , Y - , . 1 . . . , . 9 THE SHIP The Shxp was bound For the long hard sea The Shlp that was made From the mxghty tree But mxghtxer rs the wrnd That moves rt along, Sometlmes m anger And sometlmes rn song There are trmes of hardness And t1mes of ease That the Shtp must face In the changeable breeze It moves on In an everlastrng tr1p But the end wnll come To this mrghty Shnp Pat Kowalskr LOVE Love can be defined as a feel1ng of deep affectlon or passron for a person or thmg Thls lS the subyect whlch Chrnst taught The enttre course of study contams only three words God 15 love But lf takes a lxfetnme to learn rt and only a few become experts Sclence tells us that xt has taken m1ll1ons and mxlltons of years to change an ammal 1nto a man Love can do thrs 1n one second Love can do thls because rt has a transform mg power A coward can become a hero a sad despondent person can become full of zest and excxtement rn a moment What IS more beautrful than a face old m years but st1ll alert ln mtellxgence cur1os1ty and love a shmmg love for others? If a person had true love for someone he would have somethlng rn hrs heart which IS eternally fresh Thxs IS the fountarn of youth that so many have sought tn va1n If a person rs slncere free from hatred or jealousy wxthout a shade of resentment thxs lS real love Love IS the only genurne test One can never truly understand people unless one begms by lovlng them Thus may be why God understands men so perfectly because He loves them Lorarne L1ndberg AMBITION We all have set ambmons A goal for Wh1Ch we strtve What constnrutes one s farlure May make another thrnve Some seek for hrgher learnmg Whtle others are content to spend Thetr lxves by domg good for Those who know torment The clown 15 happy when he makes A tear turn rnto laughter The poet gains hxs thrnll When hearts are happy ever after 1 J 1 3 9 , . , . ' 1 1 ' a s 9 1 ' , . 1 1 3 . , . 1 s a A teacher rs rewarded by the Knowledge hrs puprls garn Men of God are yoyful When their Congregatron prays Mom and Dad ltve for the1r young And dream of future days That s how rt goes rn thrs world Crazy happy and sad Ambrtrons are many I don t thrnk you ll ever find A person wrthout any To achreve you don t have to Dream great dreams or do great thrngs Srmply do each day what you know you Should do And be content llke me Angela Cannata WRITTEN ON THE RUN Im escaprng to the land of nowhere from the land of realrty Ive committed no crrme Ive done no harm and I havent hurt anyone e Im escapmg mto the land where I can express my wrldest dreams my emotxons my rdeas Im runnrng and Im wrmng whrle I go How I can take somethrng materralxstlc lrke a pen and turn rt mto somethrng dence rn a pen I can t explam Yet rt s there more too No matter how many thmgs go wrong I flnd peace rn a pen Thrs I feel IS a most rmportant trart Im dreary too much work IS behrnd and ahead of me My grades seem to be slrpprng My emotrons are stramed so I prck up my pen and find serene surroundmgs and 1 wrrte whrle on the ru Gert Burban FOUR MINUTES What would the average person do wrth four m1nutes7 Thrs may seem to be a srlly questron but most students would answer rt by saymg they use thxs trme to pass from one class to another However these four mrnutes whrch are allotted to students are really more than meets the eye Drfferent types of students use these four mrnutes for dxfferent thrngs Frrst of all we have the track runner You see he must travel from one corner of the school to the other from the bottom to the top Four mrnutes are barely enough He llterally runs the four mmute mule through hallways stanrways and fellow students But alas he steps mto the room a second too late Now he IS sent to get a pass whnch he rs told to do walkrng not runnmg The next type I shall classrfy IS the four mtnute study student A confusmg term 1snt rt But I regretfully say rt defines this type of student exactly confused He studres night and day and has numerous notes to look over before each class He walks slowly books rn one hand notes rn the other frantically trymg to remember what he has forgotten from the nnght before Durmg all thxs nme he has managed to pass students 7 7 7 3 ' 3 ' 9 ' ' ' , ' , ' ' . . . y t 5 7 . , . 3 I idealistic is beyond me. Why I can find so much enjoyment, self-satisfaction, and confi- , ' 9 7 . 3 . . . . . . l l , D I n. 7 ' 1 I 7 ' 3 g . . . . . . s . , 1 3 ' 3 - . i ' . I ' Q y -- ' Y - 3 I Y I I . ' D wlthout bumprng mto them and to arrxve safely at h1s class There must be a guardian angel who watches over thls poor soul whlle he walks nh thrs daze obllvrous of hrs sur round1ngs But as he s1ts down a sort of pamc senzes htm h1s mmd becomes a com plete blank. The last major group IS composed of those students blissfully rn love These couples are often seen walkmg hand 10 hand lool-:mg mto each other s eyes or srnrlmg tenderly at each other To them these four mmutes may mean the only urne they get to see each other durmg school They become the objects of gossnp laughter jokmg or rxdlcule rn the eyes of the stronger sex They are exther the perfect match not meant for each other or the what d1d she do to deserve hlm type to the farrer sex All th1s they do not mmd as long as they have each other Yes nobody else matters but them untxl one day durmg thelr precrous four mrnutes a dramatrc scene occurs rn whlch they break up and vow never to talk to each other agaxn We have the l1fe and death of love whxch lxved and d1ed durmg the four mlnutes between classes I hope these examples w1l1 help others to understand the lmportance of four mm utes to the student Katherme Kowalskr SONNET 1 When rn the heart of home I ponder Before the Ere s red glowmg lxght The reason I am growmg fonder Of you thou lovely woodland sprtte My dreams have conjured a mand most fa1r A sprxtely dancing lovrng mand Wxth laughxng eyes and golden halr Eternal youth trme cannot fade But why do I feel as I do? Why are you all that I des1re9 My youth your sweetness w1ll renew Your love rs all that I requrre Let not old Tnme h1s scythe uplrft My youth to serve the sprrte s great gnft Sue Norrls LIFE Llfe rs hard but what care I If hfe rs hard or long? So do not bother me w1th such When I'm rn mldst of song Do not bother me wxth tales Of hardsh1ps yet to be I'll take each when I get that far T111 then I'll not worry I'11 not worry about my fate And thmgs that have not passed I'll l1ve my days out one by one For each may be my last , . ' 1 1 1- ' . . . . , . . 1 . 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1- 11 -1 ' 1 11 .1 - - n 1 - , . ' 1 1 ' 1 1 , . . , . 9 1 , . 1 I . , . , . 1 So if tomorrow is the day That I must go to rest, I'll mourn not for the days I'll miss And make today my best. joan Petela OF LIFE AND DEATH Lrfe only to be outdone by catholxc death Lxfe wrth tts glad moments Hows on At frrst a tmy stream tncklmg down, Wnth a never endlng yoyous sound As a stream emptxes IHIO a nver Young hfe also emptxes mto adolescence Onward to some unknown destnny The rlver of llfe rncreases ln worldlxness and knowledge Gently tastmg of the fragrant flower of death Reachlng the ocean the river of lxfe Surmounts and topples 1ts hrghest peak Awamng the sxlent and delicate death Calm as a babe rn sleep Before the storm 15 always the calm The moon shrnes on the tranqurl sea of llfe And fanntly hnnts that death IS near Death deltcate deliverance from the passlons of lxfe Hushes the fltckermg candle of lnfe Untxl the flame no longer burns In the end unrelentxng 11fe glves way To the fathomless fathomless father of death Betty Roynen WHY IS LIFE BORING TO OUR GENERATION? I have heard a person say the other day that he was bored to death Llfe just doesn t hold any autumn woods aflame wlth color and adventure? Or hasn t anyone ever seen the glory of a beautnful sunset and felt that overpowermg sense of bexng just a httle closer to hrs God? If most people today are blmd to these stmple yet soul satnsfymg adventures I can understand the boredom of the world I admtt xt rs hard to thlnk of the slmple thmgs IU lxfe wlth atom bombs explodmg around us nmmense jets tacxng across the sknes and atomxc submarmes being launched wtth mcurrent rapndxty but nf teenagers today have to turn to swntchblades and gang tights for excltement there s somethmg hornbly wrong somewhere The answer hes 1n closer famtlnes and stronger church tles There IS no respect for adults nn the teenagers world today nor do many adolescents attend church regularly or End any deep meanmg ln life If chnldren were brought up nn understandmg famxlnes who taught love and respect mstead of hate and prejudxce headlmes about gang warfare muggmgs and knllmgs would appear less frequently nn our newspapers The snmple thlngs m llfe would no longer seem square but really appealxng Valerle Paradxs 1 v a 9 ' s 1 1 1 ' ' I y a n 1 Q Y V . . , , . - , ' r ' 1 1 1 1 . , . . , . - . , 1 y , . - - - 1. -- - , . Afhleflcs Q -D' fi The ball went that-a-way. Get it our of there, jan Don'r let her score! VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row C1 to rj : Vivien Novicki, jan Blake, Irene Zdanowicz, Captain Pat Laska, Judy Uhl, Marcia Doba, Anna Dwyer. Second row: Dorothy Chapkovick, Betty johnson, Sue Gulick, Helen Paul, Betty Huzar, Miss Moessmang fcoachb. irls, Basketball ,.- '-:K-...S W Go get it, Patty! A good two, jan! Don't just stand there. jump! FICE ball! IUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Standing fl to rj: Carol Plant, Sally Gessner, Linda Stemborsl-ti, Miss Terrill Ccoachj, Judy janicki, jane Kilpatrick, janet Morawski. Kneeling: Melissa MaCVaugh, Mary Moss Cmanagerb, Louise Hall. STATISTICS TEAM 'US THEM TEAM 'US THEM Amity, Varsity 20 Valley Regional, Varsity j.V. 17 j.V. Stonington, Varsity 29 North Haven, Varsity j.V. 21 j.V. Amity, Varsity 27 Derby, Varsity j.V. 9 j.V. Valley Regional, Varsity 39 Derby, Varsity j.V. 7 j.V. NNW.. if an Blake x 7. f 4 'ff ' .iq fi Vivien Novicki N Judy Uhl -.. -H van- -W E' Pat Laska I Sue Kilpatrick Vivien Novickn .wr-Y an Blake if Sue Cosgrove ue Gulick .r - X Q x P1 .ff Cathy Houghton jan Blake 0s Y s.-L If as 'iff . 41 Y . L1 if Q. ra . pf Sw gg Q L, x 5:- .15 S M5 If 1-1 5 ,Ali E 'N it f nv 1 f Q 5 ' ' Siu U2 4' B 1 'E .Q---' A 'Nl ,kim ,.. ,V-,.,e,m -. J -sf. .W tw-, mm' - ww- in -muy y 'S .. fi' I JE' . 1 is wi FW: A 4' x E. l f C fi f K I f, 6 9 in V I, K A Z - Q wrt? Q QS., X: .Y 3, -' 1 in ip? Dance 1 IQ Bronze ee, X Gym K e 1 Linda Thompson and Heather MacArthur on parallel bars. f . 1 1 in k 1 1' T' Linda Thompson and Judy Chl show dexterity in balancing. Ray Richardson and Margo s Exhibition ,K , , .W ,-Q.4-if Q-h - .,-Q ew- - ' -0' A Vifoodman on the trampoline. ,xg Robert Murphy balancing on the horizontal bar ff' Robert Murphy going over the horse F KI :fi FOOTBALL TEAM lst row Il to rl: Pete Greenvall, john Batrow, Allan Dombrowski, Louis Drago Qco-captainj, jack Cirie ico-captainj, Ray Evans Cco- captainj, John Carulli, Mike Stemborski, Fred Levesh. Zncl row: Charles jackson imanagerj, jim Naccarato, George Murray, Steve Dudley, jack Konz, Ray Caruso, Hugh Cafferty, jim McGuire, Mitch LaBrie, Dave Prather. Howie Warheld Cmanagerl. 5rd row: Steve Football INDIVIDUAL SCORING Branford Opponent 12 Derby 6 TD Pat Tot. Pts. Shelton Evans 8 4 52 Lyman Hall Cirie 7 4 '44 North Haven Levesh 5 4 22 Cheshire Dow 3 18 Seymour Drago 2 4 16 West Haven Prather 1 6 Amity Stemborski 1 6 East Haven Drago makes the tackle! Brady, Rusty Whalen, George Atkinson, Mike Lyons, Tony Witkow- ski, Ken Frankish, Bob Dow, Tim Dolan, jim Cavallaro, Tony Daros, 4th row: Mr. Dominic Cote fhead coachj, jerry Cirie, Mike Beatty, Bob Tobin, Jeff Butler, Peter Carden, Guy Senesac, Mr. joseph Farina K line coach J. liiiil' High Scho0l's Llrie amed Player 0f The Week Branford Highs football team won its twelfth consecutive game over a periof 0 years last Saturday and placed ltS61f in sole possession of I-Iousatonic League. ' ving much to do niih ihese --1 -A was Jack Curie. the 'Q quarterback. The talent- . nior scored one touchdown 24-yard run. passed for two Q and scored two poinis aft- toucbdown in leading his , to a Z2-6 'dctory over Ly- Hall. Cirie's performance in game has made him this fa Register Player of The good ph? ack had three 1 . Marie l Cepte 1 a 1 un.. was - en at .1 two' bf . .. '1 X migm resx -s not for 'xe abil he was L pass .4 s una xdes paws r Time an of 'Juv L pmcked up za ' Hornet'- one had good burn fi gen ioun IDE' -1 has p a years a for U he vs n imce 3 and team CT SCO! ffere 118 at an B5 .fa cxpaw fo 5 fixfferentlv s an nt and ho popularxty xs noticed every he goew A good lookmg modest fellow Jack was com bed after Saturdays game fme Job The fxmt thmg he was What about Rav S' He was great' lEvans tvmce on passes fron . Sf' , - rf A - 'Kfdgfzyi ,ff 9'H'ig1ig' BRANFORD S JACh CIRIE fllegister Player of Weekb Branford Gets Break N s Derby Hlgh I2 6 Uleslure Bows ZU 15 irie Evans Star , K ' , AD 50-Y d ' I As Branford W1nsiB::I?0rd Cfme ERANFORD 1SpeciaD--Quarterback Jack Cine and I Ray Evans got together here yesterday after- CHESHIRE 'SPCCHHU M B0bYfYt at Branford High field to provide the offensiveyafd drive late in me fourth Peflo 'A nine to bring unbeaten Branford I ehind to a 20-18 win over a scr ,eam in a Housatonic League match I turnout, ps score! mn touch- and wenz imv the eni- :wo DMYVS afiet E1 :Comm gpm- himself 'he Se-jrmnxr :mm did Evans' eww? mine on 1-qi pai:-fun play fum Qfher on .1 Mvyarci me bperfdg, swmr. urimi 14 quick points in opening bali of lhv first ind. the Hornets pu! V-he lung mldms in a H010 w !d nexer dull? HC! Thg Ions xlonlr vue vlcmrw RCP' Bran d Ln sole possession of :Me ,n tho loan rm-ts ownmg a I'Pl'fPCl mark 1-:est Hasen IS ht mhmd wlth a 40 slate ,xmg dmfeated Lwman Hall a 124 score westerdaw scored the get the oif to start Plgskm tackle X30 game UQCS Sim mom 45 X a. later from more brokc cu S an 1 through Hornets out 1 A fxne bo on the en' the leather Ime where ln play On 2 which enabled Branford to defeat Seymour game played through 'trobattisto carried th 71 AWFORD Hpuxah A poor pam hom center or Prawn urth down a fu nblc and recovery by Branfozd gagagah in regirc Carruh all on the same fouxth period play, set UI says Cote '1 Hornets mnmng touchdown m a 19 6 trxumph ovel anyway m It tubborn Derby High club here xcwterdav d Hblmi' It was the Houwalomc League Grd hat S opener for Branford ihe defend WTUETUF eggar mg champions who new uncle R IEIIIII feated m nme gam ew Ip II it was Derby s fm' ying wge m HS The Red Raiders x the story has hm uther ax game ly us le of th - hxm ow ts are defenslse EVM: ords gf 1 w t year Wig ff? annnonf' Q suns 0 vn mth TAC L reno mace ,' K ES S1 nd plaw hal Dolan Aekwsfnfsk me ouuaos-ca use D f H I csrmssz c 1 :ACKS-Urgmuv vi the' F20 M DEF ough KIIINIS onuhan e TACKLES an 236533509 fm vncxs mn W X A, of sm. fmwmnm A 'BC to ' pc um an Ye he L 6 XEY5 new r was Q muh om ffvne aim waved hw: dcfcmv Q rv out cocapwn Tczmv Hoimmho C rx lmfxlvx nv' Tm F rrun 1' ex 14 ur quarieri, 'lumbled while Sternbor-ikx wa'2 CY After a pe ban back o emofed around for the score Ev ms 'med to down 1 :od I-vang on a tm REBS ended mth O Qeymour ca me storming 4 Nc s 1: mme- back The bows of Coach Joe vw Nl Gciek got possession of the in 1 UNH! l 1119 P rn x 0 q n IU 1 71: 0 ua 'S me and she L o e feels e txtle team Haw en DFRBY H1214 su-:reno mes X It de TOUFHDOWNS go on Hasan n to Y0'0'n f the Dorm 30 YC flock M rn the I K ag ,A,,l.s,Ward lme wh 'heehxre 8ht'1U9 Qcnrvd N11 be tough 1, nas: to md qgmerixow a' ev: EY Vim. 1 1. A n1 154 .. 17951, RBA A Bm ,A sed lf thus team repeats will lead ,H lug. f ,. rd Ilke lant yea' S mf-un: my T. I making Plaser of The Weekh, I, nn, K an other: to make tha,-mcsm IIIIIUIIII K 'l ' J pr u NA 1 I UC U ak ,pi 1 UP r all when an enemy quick ml. altunxlt was fumhlul nd recovered bw. Card liar Startlnz on thc Bran wewn plass and downs later the bu on he he following ohn 'Was n Qecondv left F'l'1FX trunk! e 'an' mc! d off rv Denm: xerse Bucklex re vrfei h s It the entire Ba e on We best plav Again a paw at d and Branford led Hume asfue 1f'n1tf-f' a thxrd nr TD a 1c vull he hnnnred at a dm III. I QI 71 I ?iInwHBfI,GMnNwm1, ' ORNETS HOST nfef 1 E T HAVE T BRANFORD ree Housatomc Game Ta Milford A .... l 2 N r' ri Q 11 ' xr fo Branford Home-' W X ' he cloicd ml a flrvf carcm L ' month agaun 1 Fa Harm ' wardf IH 10 mam PY he gona up draw fn the 1 a G 1 1 lP4P'lYP A n the cunxvr rm 'axle-d Iwteln 'hv C'0f't e Hornets on He xxctorv 'NHTKJI from midfield Ho kept so sp urklr-s f Acinuns am' pqy lrfw' S 1 f on u van mc er! D dux pci '1 xogh: 5 nd d nh 1 h Q Q Q ,neun BU football The lanlxyof 1 'I deer: -r' wc-mx 0 lV1 wlPT on y 16 IC ai: I d f Q QQ?MATQ md ' domf UIUYX' Vkmth the ball or the nine Dow hit pav dirt :md Bra fnrc cd 2018 The conversior faz'ed lhl'S'llT8 100k fn ihe au' an: after tv-o frst downs were nr the Bfaniord 40 Buckley aswec rain and witnesser , ,, , ,W , , , . right guard for six 3-'arf six points. The ext' I attempt was fuxzg, , Wah Birdsell hr-A C 1 V' ing fans. ! 4-- 1'e's Branford J! I4 East Haven Quartcrback ww there I0 f Q 1 - xzhe winners LQ v-Ind' , eline. V K fn... was f 'K ' ' v.. IIM.,.xors any six - A , IM' II II ,I fi fmt in me prints 114, am ITC Lap. In grzdficrf, nf Dum Vow pad:-2 Uiey drove iff , nip to have a them Icaci wh1ch swat. ' rest of Lheyway. With 1+ ff Ih4'NbI fiown and inches in go non ard lime runnm the h If the wmnvr: to pun from the-1r ova Stripe hxpectxnff a 'x k khe Xwdc-me were pre drawn 111 and une sa I. upmrb wld general thi htm qwrtcrback fhg pd 5 Io Exams on tm th 1 w we all Headmsf e s nk the swxtalrffmack the rest at leawt th ua Img hmm Sewmour ended the scormg the wet afternoon The los went 38 yards mn elght plays 'flastrobamsto chmaxmg dme when he busted vxgh hxs right guard for the score He faded m the r x and 5u 11mDYY Trvbvs aw Tmcv BRANFORD 4MB Dombrowsk CG er ow Evan 'un run a an offiide. he sux Cxrie x nom 1 r , pt faxlcd 'nr w Rams DcLurna Fhv r-onxrr n Coafh Duc- KAYUP f3'll x NK recmcrsng 0 h Rv-nnfnrrl '20 KH rn fnv n la Donmr Buck alled out .md fhpped za pe pass to Dlck Chmura to 6 pass attemnt for cc sion was mcompiote Cme moved thegamets 45 LQYaw s another score me put the ball on the threy and than pnched out to Fnanq who made a perfect pais to Dave Prather for a tonch Hown Cmes mmerwxon prosed the marzm 0' w ctofw getting B.r:m1F.q.-1 1. 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' kin and and Stev B131 Ke A No said ' suard, i dmve vi num: cos 1 L sr , and fn P adv Q Po ? e 'ers 0 fn k NL. wi EHS: n'o RW! ack es Qvonev Guards Quinn Cemrs Backs rncvue Gen-avtse cc ng: Sc re bv Brcnfcr esmre Chde of db Bran d Eas Swan Housath 5, W I lr I Prather Tabm Wuwow Geen x 'ns :Noi Lu Iffw P141 Mosfm I TQUCHDOWNS X N Q irun of 1-:cow 51:3 '30 nine 11 wld V BranforHRH1 -..-0' 1 straw H9 lme iorno eetn tradxtx Haw, en Hwh teqt at Baan A 4 0 ex hL E Qided cupa Q. xpf1'C 111 'he mnfcxl QIIUKCCEJS Tops Amlty 28 6 For 17th Lnbeaten B stlalght over crowd of 1201 The Hornets ali from ough Hausa mnmemon .1f'nns..f Spar am han a h harms or nm po X hards for nm lOll,,h posse. lm b'JlL0'1 hx me rn ' IHA e Qpdr ax 1 uc tn Q quarcr mr- 1drc'c'h I xc mtmr ,1 Rn Ex n ,Pill 10 paw to 'urn touch nun x nri 5 not :cure xx th ers dl I-P I'0HlQfl Pd 11. mo tvua down from cln n qudre m the sewn 18 lm mrd qudr M' 'ID on a p'L.n,e and Lou Drabo o in ,Q UW! lb Xafdf pa ea lu enf Hlgh powexed to ns enghth nm of th peuod Saturdax txouncxng Annu Regl n Fleid Vvoodbudge 'LKIUBD Dom Lolo toon mer the frm! 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If Lim- .I 'i I I. f IILIIIZIZFIIIQQLR 15:1 1: -1 r::?:t I ' A ' :::I ' Cu-' gm 3 1 51' II . :II 1 A ' I A ' . ' -1' a .AUM an fam 0, e. rm! 'S H1 Iiwrf' grim d z- ,A A-:mn 1 f - f F - , . A ' I ' .,., ,III I I , I I I . ., A I. I. I . I, II V, . - - A-- - I ' 'lv MZ. A .. k I' 2031, - . I I - I, I , I I I M 1 .I I ' ps Q V7 1 Il , - III' 1 ,1 s . ,. I -- I AI1 ' I II . , .. I n I -' I -..- '. Anl:un -' T ' - M '51 '-t ' Q ' ,,. ' ' , .. .U .. v-..,,.. .L ., . .' . ' ' I I O 4 y a Unbeaten Record Gives Blanks Indians, 24-0 3 0 0W1'1'ie ' Homet ll Risks O Wm I nd re-rfwr l Scoring twice in the first half without a first down in Caprred a 5 ' nford High do-.med North Haven High 240 at North ing, fygm Y en yesterday-' in a Housatonic League game for their 3,4 i. ,1 4,1 r t t ri, ig. . ' . lornets fr.,.,- L, SIYHIZHV- WU- f V fntrgw If had-m-e Hi: W any Dow broke the scott.: te' I uf R' . M D: ,. efond qiarwr 'vor fir' Cote said after the game Ve 'Q W, onriay' befor ' strap' T4 ern Hater 'E.rin't :et a first rlowzi and tnose ' 'rv 5afk'lr H i and me-,, :vm 1, .helm Cirie, Branford High star, ls shown goin! back to pass in the second period trrday s Branford-West Haven game. Clri was a thorn in West Han-n's side all day running and passing as the Housatonlc League entry won 20-8. ltofxter Phd! . . Ti. P, i 1.1 J., Id and hrone cf'-ir, gan muck scores saved 115. ' Bozh ..ifi K it H P i ' ' . - us nit.. , .J , e zo store siandzni Cote :md North Haven C!l11CflMlL- s ,W V m C J Q ' ' ' Yariacore said. and Rowley dm rf. ,X 1 41,4 .1-Hi ,mr 9 ,,'iirnlfled cn Ziff' everywhere un both offense HW! IFJ. x QfA,'.,,4,, ,W W, aA.,,:2 ip, f ,I ' 'rlmrrifiie 'WPT ieferse, g2.c','L,'A ,..Q,Hg:.LaitiQ'f ,liar ',,.x1' 5 B!'BHffTfl'5' That first hall' was the best ,119 ivQ'.c+'1'fW ' - 'guy d , Arjggt' ring.. hit! we-'te piayed al? seasonf- .fnfl ,A'4H,' fx ' Mtg y Elnars nfl. are said. and Rowley aid a ,n'L,n in ifvm F A ' 9 ' ,- ri'.'.!t1'll:'it' ,fm for its ' .-,., H ', V Enwlzri N imfmd was Hr V -1-F-ar' , Via' In :zna ir'-n . Q rl .Wu ,, -'--f.. ' ng A L in ,'7f'.3'.M.f'. . Qt., A Bfff f we nb- I '. A L57 serum.. 'We all size. but 92 J tv 2 3 on 5 r7.'f?' 'rdf gmdu l1I3I'i wwf .n ,cf he added. A .i,,,,.,- f fo - ' . VVWFP ww. 'iff' suys whoa t no In 1 reg: '11 har.-. ant. - pjdi, tiff, ,nth im, .. e , -,wi 3-,ta ,Q-to yard' e Um. . 'MN 'M van . 1 5' Iv' ee' ,V trans ffm 55 mm: st If wif ,gr Tris- Horne! an-:sm fw. :hp B',an'Ord SCM I '35 ends Wal he linac: Prather and 'Wi UP hmm ' -fT'1.ou Dram, John Batrofx and - - . F- . .. . . gi-S, L,-,i. 401.3 NW-h U Pas' fha . wi 10 -hi' N! xv stomliors-ig are set at IRE have pr. the wax. S .tml i,t-.igiw W L, ,l..'.1ii'. ,zwkici Um Ka... f-aruio and Lo. , -'J 'mr 1. ti .1'sir. i-,ji riin with the hai 1' 3 as A 1,.,,,,p,,,,M3,i at z.,,,,,i, John C, .ml pgmm, '5ft L' YIM? 'rl i '1QY .i-s mam- mm 3 qw, J ,it Carrwel N I Q im Arvl fr.,-1 uri thc 1 ,.l:ul., 11 :ine stiiflrrh ' 4' ' r 5 LAW' 4,1-,w sf., he-final plum: this year. He qi. mr-k , K if-ev. Boctnef. hp 37 'f'U ' A WH' 'Q . 'U' '1?'ff'NWi- VW for V P , ars and Sf7ph!T!0TQ Boh Bone uwngf, Haven -30 :ri rn: i .Qi fzslori- passed for one Vlfli .i D M ,W nalfhacki Y ffllrfvffl will' lf 'WlUi'? W' 4-fi :V-.1 an fsiinscir I 5 r S 726' Cirzv, lixzirs avi Q lf'- e?ll.-X b8SkP'y1Hil and baseoa.. st. ' -,,,,-,t 'tli.rr,.5 3 fqrmgf We Z Q ia rnmerl 't l 'Eu 3 fft 1,1-we: L'ir'v 1 '-9 a d h Q heb its ar I -,NH . xr -Ewa 4 pm are . M I f -- , ., . , V V ,Q fe 'A W , 'S my se' Owe, V5 , . from QUJU L- he sf, su ., , i U i Lv.t.i4 I i-- far. lf: young- 'jj2Q',EjT2,SQjjf fourth ueiliod, t much soughteafter currtgs pros ' t'...' ...ni . t..-t.i.,.a ia, nv. 'fi ws, Hg- rt-1 4-'mth Fr:-ink Crisafi said Crisaf' is high 'ill lin fletensii-o ' wa- l Urn xerj: rruch pleased mah unit, There has been a smut f- Hnwivx' ri-y 'toys Their spgrir it trernen- deiensiie standout .H SWF? 0 W S K .s BAM, 5,15 :arid gpgjyte impmtpfj vzizh game. Crisafi renter! He em y g,.ft game Xie nope to reach phasizerl for zristanrs, Terrj , -.Nr wir Dyna vr.mmy..-,- ' Holrnnine. Lou 'Nlonnfww l.lw 5 .H Y VM, The litirmw on rivtwn-ff. 'monk lzinnfitti, Ben fNaz7.gi.ri :Th .lov rt, mg - .1 . - it - ti f - 'i '. 1' 1 Crisa 1 ako ni-ter :hs in ' 'A , .:,, hM5,f,Q h, f tr, .t Q- .ilifi .' .i Ji.,-P hir ann A QM, ,, Q H k,6,k.,,m Fjgw-gg r,,,,,,: rmr lhri want me tense had hott:-i' Raw a sharp vii e fl, ll 910 ti ii- , my Rm yum Bw nil nf the hat-as can orit lor Brzmlrvrds great qxeartei' , Dm, egemlgllil fi' Bi-:itiilfzsr 'Wea :ivan ,V ' ' UP 3 Pllili e ve,-1 'f-tm: on the I' L . 'oixlhvs' , e:i'r3 s rrflimii he flnePl'fPf ppm lu- ,, in r-an rim 1. he hmvir oruwr to uznf pi ohab ft lin 28 6 bcto Luck As Branford Wins I4-6' gi Row i. and lftl F9 from .lohn 5 nl n film' the lflii olub t lmm we ended her-guise v athletes as Q Bill Babcock the team's l OTE other vs ar che South he former Pd 5 game an. S!-IILLTON High hair, League . scoreless f night 'bel for toiichrr ' - J' Q 'IIS -a D. .Ii fi! C Y F' ni 9 M0 rms lr-ck was 350' i me hall eithg lv accnuitc-fl 'o passed TIIOUD in re a iur trhiri: Ufllt oi' 'Qui ,Z 57l l'f1 M1 it fr.:,E ,. r' 'hw' 4t'tI.f. tic-:'.,f. takin: :n3fililQ' his nzza ne scasog a 2246 shviig mosh WY cf the f.5,htf 1f of a 3,-,P .,.t.,A X ph Agd si'-' Lain'-atr'n Walling. , 0 9 'rr The llffiwatvhff L6-a::e U -- - u -,-..- -. -1 . 'fi rhiiowic, al , H PM Q '-' H 'u' -: 'nm was on ES. 1,1 f Tmxwkn ' HFS' ' nd ov another Cirie ' ' 'W 'Mr' ima .hird quarter. and it T. M F' 'M' 15 WB Rav ,..1 I 'far-1 on, y 7.35m-155 fini Bran- V- f ,.5'W7X l335HUG for the 5 ,ring 9 'V Y- ., He awn Best Han 1 f 'out IFN! .1-rririff hdoun ii Arm . mi me Fllf'it0l1. four-yard recoiered by giaizo, ruined Y. But four plays Branford end, bl. aroYo's punt and ornate SE' eiton to a reat. last clicked cf the ,' . Vic Evans' fumhleffour times fo n's Don Yig- Martin a pass in the third period of last ni r 37 yah. -lOl ako cuivfrzi He inside mi-g,.. wwf. I 1-'arrls and i YQITOF. D055 H311 CW 5 nos! VC Ar' fx :nes 'P!iIl! '5 '-WF Ilr :tial ' VBVW Fight back, The visitors took .inc fmt Gamfflornets Buzz Westies 20 To Cirie, Rims, Passes To Lead ABRANFURD 4Spec1alt-There is little that bothers serious .lack Cir ' High teammatesr .lark put his thumb into the came out with a plumb of a victory. 20-8 ack Cirie Shines In Branford FQRD tSpQtialr--Qgiaiferhack .lack all 0'-'ff Rfanfvrd Hush Field here ics to their third clung of Lym te- wr-H. . .rom mr- lin nrouggh' it nt-r ' ' -wah. , v. 7 1 ' rims 'tis aervf' at in with h.s .rin Farms all H ' 4 play Evans ff-ar the Lymr f..:ii -r':!'rn-' 'wi ' Y'1..fv:, 31 ie fl tourhriotrr il ' I . gl 'H tra Hornets 7'3 A lf' rst ncrzod and F, ,- scoring. 6 'mi if ilnafg' riff 91 ,V 'fffffo ' is A seortnz. ' ssion. Qc lf-am Ent pggqgg. 1955 Vim! hgfl gn me Sew and stiffcni , 3 1,5-man gag ,V xmoro spores on -ge Bm- - ite TYVNSYIY three plays later time Mm? wiumn '19 gym- fha jim, qc rlod. au.-rtiiig vi.,0,n,5jImg53M 1 Ente-:cl one Z 'ming 2 vat- Q M- Q P . 1 als or Thr' a -rvipt at two 33 3 nd broke -,' after failed when Ray'fC3mPC'Y1Y1f1 21 0 Wa war gmpped img ,hm-t ofxrlomet Z8 before ling, ,him down. Six play-5 LU- H H - jan quarterback Gene sman a Came storming hit end Mark Klausner thevkickoff on their 29 and gotlthne yarfi N55 m the mst dorm on th., Branford Thr-,conxersiori attempt 77X nv! J I Branford wins toss . . . elects to receive. Cirie passes to Evans. hanksgiving ame vw., Btanford Scores! Ball changes hands. J x Carulli stops East Havens halfback. First Ro left to rght Co ch Petela Fred Le esh Captain john Carull Ma ager Bob Aguzz Pat Amara te Da e Ke dr ck Da e Prather jm L caso Wayne Loga Den s MacGo e Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford 49 48 52 74 61 54 69 53 45 62 61 76 VARSITY STATISTICS West Haven Seymour West Haven Amity Cheshire Shelton North Haven Lyman Hall Derby Amity East Haven Seymour Cheshire Shelton 59 38 46 35 62 68 62 62 51 55 70 41 Leading Scorer Wayne Logan Dave Kendrick Fred Levesh Wayne Logan Dave Kendrick Dave Kendrick Fred Levesh Fred Levesh - Dave Kendrick Fred Levesh Wayne Logan Dave Kendrick Dave Kendrick Dave Kendrick for Branford Dave Kendrick Branford vs Amxty Branford vs North Haven JUNIOR VARSITY J Fxrst Row left to nght Terry Ryan Bob LaCro1x Teddy Potter Bllly Zyonlxovlc lxneelnm. Charles Cove Charlie jackson Tony Wnrkowskr Ray Vmkstrom Dave Fryer Sramlmg Bob Aeuzzn Bob Augur Bob Tobm Tom jasperson Don Bogurlu Guy Senasar Xlanager Face lecli, t 5 ln Valle Regional Set east' 'i'-testo ' Memoriesf mostly unpleasant ones of last vears BEANI ,A i gr k rl ne L A . .last night are fresh in the minds of Branfordulrligh bifulilfuf Q r new basketball players todayg 2 ,Mi '- ' ' The Hornets. who oppose H- 1 W ' Qwd x 'reen of Meriden toni d C t tgfamr iddletomfs Wesleyan Q up ,- y in their first game 9 r 7 a S 3:1258 h Newry ass B CIAC state tourney, Y . ' f ember that fateful ' X ,Wxwln n efggfirgg, df a me of the 1958-50 eve X t X ISV Lead 0 played against ' Raj f ' fi. Q rout an . League ay ggg,535X5gm Od- F the Show md' A fn. ' High experienced our fellows ppings oy ,amff ye Qual Logan with had , W. the second last 0ff6CiiV0 H1 - Q Surge. pfacmi .mm bran ,' am' mb , iinerbys The winn. .1 used just SY' ' -'ms mfffmflg- 9 ' Red Ra'de1 i'ded as five men L gontest were -1, X' ffould like to get 'arges of Coach Al Vitello led by font pomir 5 for what happe' ed the Wildcats 20-10 in tallied 19 pc nter Paul Ber- ' V . g girl stanza and played on Clfrrb and f- irt ace Branford hind tyton KX ff S with the ,Cats theutCzaJaQ who Q 'he last rygame ieatng it fq atfagvalgk f,3iA':Wi d t. at ' Hey Sm- EY 05 l ' 1. made 12. 41 SPFGPE being Close to V ' fiemgina bggfe 1111322 The Hornets had led by no er year is i if - - ret.: is looking for g, tenthan 1 ans at the New Irv- gr' though he hasnt seen eri-IHS SC X Q umm ti club perform, he h' rj ' ' 'W' ' 'f K , their potential. hut l V , , on the improvemcg ' t C b, rated 15th, to frj K -5' . f BRANFORD -- Losing a one for the third game- in the North' Haven High Gush- t , , ' team failed m come The llornt-ts' starti? li Xie- F' second half rally gud - e it s r or o s e mom' ee - w Warne Lozan at ' ,JL so e A t . . Y -ws , A League thriller here last . . I di ' h d f d H1gh's basketball team, which ntighfi tif 52313 ran u S Wa' made it two straight last night x f -hyayne Login missed thtzh , 't - is one-an -one ry wi To I op Cheshire High 3feagueW-?3T+-- ree. 'f f tg some i and continued to set the scor-gan and Lucason for . ' H r that 1,?':2g14 RAN!-'UEID - Picking ttjJ 'W' '- L W' ' UPC'-?1Ufh9 5'-'Cfmd flllflflcf by under the boards and 35 milftim Fam il gm in -er----1 it-,if Y .. t v. 1- f ' .ng a 39-22 halftime lead. 4 - - - . e' I Yes 1 - fe 5 --L - 1 -L If- U Pintttortl atwzcs with a 16-point b - . for his fme defensive gan ,x Wd player m me V renting- i Qs. that .:'.z t, DTP :tra it-as higheymour tried to close the gapydricksy our high secret., lies! t the winners ,L it Itrswvj - it ' tty. X-1' t.h0SlllI'e Wlltllhg Qnrd frame, but Stan Pe. tela His doing a fine jo ,Ginn thad to Share MQW U l-K 'T' Um' 14 PfU ' 's club wouldn't let them. At He-fl only a Zophomore .ng ht- gs with Boyd , 5RA 0 - ,, - , ' North A ven who also had , ,Mu to ,,, ,,,, a FP end of three periods the un also said that Date P. ,- . fiw'prix.,-Qi?.QA-imtfti Clif if V i 3 i ated Hornets had a 44-29 lead 5'3 S0Ph0m0l'e. did ab. 55 lgelioggwwig a - if-ffl 1. 45,541 ft - 6 91 coasted the rest of the way.tf1lS0- Pfalhel' star' . , - 1 -ft- -P 1 - -1 -1 Rcdnto S -13 . 5 . . Vear-S football Vg thie t1orthHaxen1s8-4. pete.-nets and 4-east.-it Home fifgfifv 0 , 1 g gtg lone brlght snot in hey-5 df td ,, Noam nigga? was Branford's fourtti Vic- H-S259 it 2 o 4 rs attack-was Bob Rotko whO imdelfa e um' QW., 4 1 9 tone tees and sr-cena f'i'gg1g4,' ,A ,, ,.,,, ed 13 points. Wayne Logan me HY Saf' -ffgggggn 3 M3 in thp Circuit, s We tat. du 'h 1 Jim Lucason also hit double Tomorrov , ranfr flsnee 1 5 v - nets p..t-et tn- --high-'fre:'5t,j - FM' Qef4?rdBEnf0LdBEa9h boygrjey XXQSQA wt g,:nSS?-,mo 5 Q 2 . '-' t Bran or ig eats No,-th Haven X ' seek' Iht - 'Q-. IIC Lflgall 1.63118 Bnnfferf king .5 Derby On Late Rally Trip, Bl-auf Ord To wlll ftiif-'liit-nerzfs smile Betxrono-strugftmgm the TWO free thfows X , e shire, Th 're betfirst half, the BI'fll'lf0l'd- High has-gualls iii? ggi? tggfsi L Ord H5231 Schools once tm vrcssiv- , ver Sejkethall torqes last night rallied in fans 3 - 3 e , 1 IIS aten -i?,.rh.C'1i32tii tram defeat- mottr. ll' A vt il Amitgthe third period to tack up a-69Hgaygiigksglglggirgfteitthggt ., P . ' he fer F15 With V t20Hl',- ' M--tl he 1 4 s' i and gi, The Hornets traied 31-29 at then e me qua er OH y 9 , V ,. v f' W , - ' .., , .Nhen Qualls calmly step: .o N':v-fa .as zzzgt :rpm Swrfll-0 ' tially tdetense.tn.ermtss10I1 bleak and menhe foul line and sank his B t XYFORD IS ' lt t - 4 'iii',C'l'L' 1- to cl ,:s in trstormed hack to overtake the Val- Mm. - ' , ' -' A P608 - A ' ' . . - .4 r. y shots with two secondssrgn petelag, B f d tt - Wt U , V 3 ,t,,, vp-gg .1 gd, 4 ,y t bt the third period. . . . . Aw 1 ran or ', M, V V '- 'I Mi .IQ-Qt. 'lljmd iQgANtrack for the witpemammg In the Sffme- JCil0Cl basketbal team .,,A , M L bm dm wilt xt nit! s xrzt. 1. rc Ke ners was'Dave Hendricks with Zrumlalg pgcgitss Nxgge H?YSg195f 50 5025011 here last 'ran wi tr.. Lett 19-111 ar ff.'5' 325 Ti If'l'g'f'f f0P0m'f- .evesh was high for Branford 515,130yiji:yiOrffh?ii,:2, was tt, Lint f ,-e. 1ntn.tt.i in inf- tn.tt' 'XWUN' X74 'Lflhfffj -'K' f'B1'3nf0rdT0p5Derby faith 15 points. B, W5 3 d ,A-,1' ' -ri. '- e . -- I -t 'V I-U94 ldrlckf LEW - - North Haven recentlv record- 'mm' -ie '9 Z0 ag di +P . A ihiilih !'l l t t'mn'lIt ' Tad me Holme ln Overtime By its first win over liast Ha- md held me lead will 'tAsf1'M, f',ffa1' M'di,,i,Qff -twtiititg txitn the former. a s ,en ' Lhrough -the third Huarter ' M pu Q' ' 'ssvmoug 'EQQtlFOlfZDi DERBY tSpecialt - Brztnfordj QRMFORD NORTH HAVEN Lhe Westies tied it up at pszartroreo AMITY pf QT , Q ., High defeated Derby 63-60 heregevesh 55 Q 5 Q Hs B5 I3 5 However, Wayne Logan, uh 1 ' A 1 1 ' l 'fist night in overtime in a Hottsd-Imogene I 913 cggte 5 zmcored 17 points for the 4 . one Lea ue battle J0hl'lSOf'l Totals 24 H Fred Lete-h, with 24 Revnotas Shea Benedetto Q ielped lead Branford to a rally. X If Ola Pg. u 'Y' Y LV ,iz 1 fn-' G ui N L Numbwrsl-rr Nlmsr ou r 5, n F or 1 IULYU H1 f .eil l 1 lsr mlm, lmcm no 1F o 11 gum Nlllx all f - H ff B wb lobm Most oursrmdmg, Frcshmm nn Foorbrll O Lou Drago Su rrr Am ard rn Football lack Crrrc Most xaluable play er av ard m Football 1 N os x ll p nu A 1 C apr Fra lurmlu L 7IN.,I'.iILlliIl'l X xm I :rm Sum -Xxx rd rn Basklr ill Bulu lull l Qxprun Dun lxmlrm 5 DQHIUYS Q jk. 4 u,l C41 ' Bill Comairesg Geri Burbang Dick Griffin. State Fair The Junior Class of 1960 presented the comedy STATE FAIR on March 20, 1959 at 8:00 P.M. in the school auditorium, directed by Miss Hazel P. Lorson. Pat Smirhg Ray CTlI'l1S0l lack Konz. ,,! WHT c I -P: the CURTAIN CALL - l. ro r.: Vivien Novicki, Ray Caruso, jack Konz Susan Clancy, john Barow, Ruth Deevey, David Har- Qf E K- .. , r- :T::,Y.,.. ......, l - .-2 1 if 1 ,via- E, 0: m 'H QQQQP B en md, J' ueen Sue Clancy Q, 1 - 22 Grand March l' fb 'ie 'UD- A Wil: 4,53 i dl ref If I. to r.: joan Paine, Former Queen Sue Quinn, Queen Susan Clancy, President jack Cirie, Judy Uhl. Front Row: Bobby Sremborski, Marcia Burban. IU.. S., Arm Praises ,nord AMP A. P. HILL, Va. CSPC- -- With a WI-IOOMPH and and a jet-blast of flame, the Branford Club's rocket left its pad here Saturday. he bright red, six-foot-long soared upvard, faster the eye could follow - dis- into clear blue skies. said the launch- was The best we've seen.. the most successful ever Camp A. P. Hill. The successful launching came t 12:02 p.m.-after two dramatic ailures earlier in the day. .No one could say exactly how t the rocgeltl had gone. Two ex- rienced y ordinance men, ho watched the launching from vantage point a half-mile away, stimated its maximimi altitude t 5,000 to 6,000 feet. , The reaction of the four Bran- ord High School youths' who built he rocket. their instructor-coum elors, and the relatives present, was summed up by- 16-year-old ick Griffin: , 'Holy Cow' ' , A f'H01Y cow, did you see that lung go? he gasped. ' In this moment of 'triumph by .shared the emotions felt y scientists at Cape- Canaveral and Alamogordo. r The rocket, nicknamed 'Arcbeopterexj' or primitive ' d, had taken nearly a year build. It took only a couple of sec- nds to disappear in the skies ver this sprawling' Army base: The presence of un-exploded illimeter shells on the dunes, prevented any at- at finding- the rocket. No saw it come down. anyway. Branford at 2:30 p. mf members of the ex- were Griffin,'Dave Har- Bob Underwood and Tom tall 16-year-old Branford School studentsi Chester their faculty advisory George Wheeler, asociate of physics at Yale: Ellsworth Harrison fDave's mother! Dr. Thomas Hines and his wife, Mildred, Tom's par- ents, and 9-year-old Melanie Hines, Tom's little sister. They traveled in cars owned by doctors Hines and Wheeler. The rocket launching rack, solid-fuel mixture and other impedimentiaxwere in the back of Dr. Hines' station wagon. V Reaching Camp A.P. Hill with- out difficulty. the expedition members were guests of the Army for the overnight stay. We were too excited to sleep. commented Harrison. After a breakfast at the base mess hall, Capt. James D. Hern- d0D, duty officer, took the group out to the firing range. The range was a sandy, light- area covering about Rocket ' ' ' A -lacking, there was no lack of i l i l natural fauna. Melanie found a large box turtle on the way out and members discovered a large black ewidow spider tfemalej near the observation bunker. The boys spent about two hours setting up the launching rack and mixing the sulfur and zinc fuel mixture. Meanwhile the camp's com- ITIHITUIIIE UIIICET, b0I. fi. D. Cuan- ing, and a helicopter, manned by a medical evacuation team, ar- rived at the range. Capt. A. E. Solebank of 2nd Army Headquar- ters, who supervised the launch- ing, said the helicopter was a precautionary measure. We had an accident and two persons were taken to the hos- pital last week in Oklahoma. he explained. '4 Fort Sill, Okla., is the Army's other testing ground for amateur rockets.i Safety, said Capt. Colebank, is the ,Army's main concern in these tests. We are happy to co- operate, .but we insist that every ,possible safety precaution be taken. X Tempei-aturc,,Heat Rise ' The temperature -190-95? and the suspense increased as the mo- ment of the countoff drew near. Wearing Army asbestos suits, club members carefully checked and re-checked the ignition cir- cuits leading to the poised rocket. Finally everything was ready. Six persons braced themselves in the observation bunker. The others retired to a hill about half-a-mile distant. Carlow turned the key to switch on the circuit and began the countdown: four, three, two, one, zero .... Nothing happened. N Second Failure Thisiexperience was repeated once 'more a half hour later. Embarrassed and perplexed, the long-faced club members tried to figure out the cause of the two failures. We found it! Dr. Wheeler announced a moment later. The dry cell batteries were not pro- viding sufficient current to ig- nite the fuel trigger. He and Griffin quickly produced a 12- volt, wet-cell battery from his car. - Carlow repeated the count- down. An Army photographer stood braced Behind the bunker, camera at ready. lfhird Try . . . Four. three, two, one, zerd . . . This time it fired. Observers in the bunker saw a flash 'of orange flame and heard a A-wHooMP. s m 0 k Q gushed around the launchingpad. In a moment the others were running no with delirious com- ments. Holy cow, said Grif- NEW-AHAVVEN SCENES AT LAUNCHING-These cessful rocket launching at Camp A.P. asbestos suits preparatory to the actual Harrison tin suit? Chester Carlow thigh wood. The rocket points skyward in the ter photo Carlow tkneelingl and Harrison ended in failure. Other club members are ground. The photo at Ieft was taken about Numbed 'amazement prevails. From left to Thomas Hines, Harrison, Griffin tbehind son, Carlow, Mrs.. Hines, Capt. Albert E Wheeler, Yale physicist. A helocipter, team, is barely to the right of Dr. Hines' I me MONDAY, JUNE, 1, 1959, , 1 .V '.N4L'. phases fbefore and after! of the sue right, club members are helped on with From left to right are Dick Griffin, Dave advisor! Tom Hines and Bob Under- between Carlow and I-lines. In the cen- ignition system after the first countdown e sand-bag observation bunker at left fore- . t- inute after the rocket soared out of sight. ' N -V ' 1 the expedition members are, Underwood, Dr. nl young Tom Hines, Mrs. Ellsworth Harri- nk trange and safety officer! and Dr. George the scene by an Army Medical Evacuation .i. ' cs- . Y- Y. ,ar If 4 W . : :-rr . Q V, -. , -. . 1 . -.1 -.- ,-js,JLf.' .. V 4,1 fr .4 THE B F TRIUMPHVAATT CAMP A.P. HILL-.This Us. .army photo, taken at the instat f blast ff RAN ORD ROCKET CLUB shows the Branford Rocket Club's. rocket leaving its launching pad. D 0 -0 The idea of the Branford Rocket Club was originally conceived by john Milici in early 1958. He shared this idea with us, and we were so enthused by it that the Rocket Club was formed within a week. The original members were John Milici, Tom Hines. Bob Underwood, Dick Griffin, and Dave Harrison. We attempted to have weekly meetings and spent most of the first few months in the Branford Library which was kind enough to order a few books which we needed. Soon we realized that an adult advisor was necessary. For sev' eral weeks we considered adults who might help, and finally. by unanimous vote, we elected to ask Mr. Chester Carlow, This was the wisest decision a group like ours could have made. Mr. Carlow began working with us, and we started to make concrete progress on our rocket. Archaeopteryx fhrst birdi, By the end of the sum- mer of 1958, Archaeopteryx was finally designed and testing had begun, We lost one of our members. as john Milici left for private school, but we gained another adult advisor, Dr. George W'heeler, a physicist at Yale University. By the time we became juniors we had settled down to a careful testing program. as we worked to eliminate all bugs from our rocket. The junior mid-year exams came and went, and Archaeopteryx was almost ready to launchg but we couldnt find a safe launching site. Finally Representative Giamo helped us, and we obtained permission to launch the rocket on Memorial Day. 1959. at Camp A. P. Hill, Virginia. Its success was one of the most exciting things that had ever happened to any of us, Mr. Carlow had to leave on June 19, 1959. VUE: miss him not only as an advisor. but as one of our best personal friends. At that time Mr. Frederick Laing was kind enough to oder his assistance and we went about planning a new rocket with him and Dr. Vfheeler as advisors. XX'e also took in Brian Deevey as a new member when Tom Hines left Branford High to attend private school. At present, we have several new fuels that have been success- fully tested. An elaborate test stand has been made. and we are working on obtaining material for the body of the rocket. radio. and the necessary equipment. lf we can obtain these, our next rocket will be twenty feet long, have three stages, and be designed to go up about ten miles. lf not. it will have been drastically scaled down by the time you read this. No matter what happens at our launching this summer. none of us will forget what has been one of the most wonderful experiences of our lives. the Branford Rocket Club. 14 R NIOR THE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION BRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL pre -.L nl The Semor Class K I N D L A D Y Fnduy December 4 1959 815 PM nl II 1 X 5 Xrlrnxssxc n S1 HH Now Peter nor that Amencan' L. 1' Snll goxng Don t you want ro know why I never see anyone? There s only one of your famxlx that I reallx lxke Aunr Mary And the baby' Dxd you ever hear xr cry? i , ul . ' 1 .. 'n ,, 2 7 Q . 4 . , 1 I . . Sv '1 ' High .Xu iihrr um 1 1-,, z 'ffl .I A 4 ni - ,A ..... , ...r.. ...... - -A---4 --' - , V . Q 1 7 A e 1 . 1 C ' 0, . xx M A X EI ' ig .-4 of . PLY Dont you realize theres somebody sick around here? , f W, W' fe? 2 f' e tr i an dv our Z: 4 . Q We if A 5 , 3 1 2 N Flaws .K R i ' ' ' x - X This is monstrous. What do you want of me? jf i 7-ff ww l Jzvf? ff I 1 -- ' ff . arf' f , ,. . V' , s f- . -.gig ., V K I know you! Throw them out! Youve simply got to! l Keep still! Mr. Aibbot, the lady gave me this. Q. 5 na' - f, 5855 ax! 'Q x 4' it f ' if X 4,1 . .. I Q . c 1 6, fl.. 1 I fi A ' 'Q' fffz aff ' V 3-I at ? F. . .. , S 4 5 ,A , x , 2 Ar' t. my .fl , xi -B.. M, ,Q 94. , ,k 'ik , ' ' ,J-' ' 4 w me 2 ,' ,Y A T4 at , r i ' ' ,Q . . . 'Q , 4 .gf fy ,J ff-was ' gf f ' 3, , ,, ,. N X. Mu 5, X, ,, W-X. . 4-' .1 ZZ' .g , 1 Q. I Q, 1' I -. lv, A gn , ,-,Xu . 1 17? -KJ -3, C V W 5, ' 1 X Wm NW fur ' 5. - .ig- 'Efrr X! Chemistry test, f.LlfI1S Mldmcl and jmct Lcmstcr in Chemistry Lxboratory, f ' as gt, In Yi, Mrs. Barkers English class. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,E . 'WF' Q -.n.xxN' iiq is- 4: .,-L Miss SCJVCYNS Discussion group nn Economics. Mr. Bmckcrr supervislng .1 fW1.lIhL'l'Yl.iIlkS Exnminatlon. L 'V 51... Y Za? Q! WILLIAM R ALTIERI Spring Cove Road Band 2 DOUGLAS H ALTMANNSBERGER Shore Drive Granite Bay Sh' 45.9 81,4 ,M . Rig ,nf iff: l PATRICK L. AMARANTE Cherry Hill Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2. 3 fCaptain7 43 JAMES H- ATKINSON Dance Committee 1. UNIRS lTreasurerj 4g Dramatics Associa- tion 4g Play QCastJ 4. 80 l,f?5'5fl' ffa 4 SEN I ORS CHRISTINE MARIE ALTRUI Palmer Road MILESTONE CBusmess Managerj Pep Club 4 Glee Club 1 2 Dance Committee 1 2 Prom 3 4 Play Committee 3 4 KT MARY D. AVITABLE Gentile Place 190 -4 in' 'fn af! JOHN C BATROW Cherry Hxll LESLIE HOWES BARRETT Football 4 Track 3 Prom 3 4 Play CCastj Short Beach Road 5 Commnttee 4 HENRY A BABCOCK 283 Clark Avenue in-v-' di 'ltr -f 4 ANN D BLAKE Sachem Road DENNIS M BIONDI Stony Creek 1 Sullnvan Place National Honor SOCICIY 4 ROBERT PAUL BEDARD 94 Meadow Street Class Officer fSOCl3l Chanrmanj 1, CPres1 dentj 2 6 g !v 7 . ' ,.'r 293,45 H ' ' ' 'fi A r C , I ' , Z S. l , S GA I JANICE C BLAKE 40 Beckett Avenue Short Beach MILESTONE gG1rls Sports Co Eclxtorj Stu dent Counc1l5 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Hockey CCO Captannj 4 Glee Club Dance Commxtteel 2 3 Prom 3 4 Gxrls Athletxc Award PATRICIA SUSAN BRADY Wxndmnll Hull Dnve MILESTONE 1Homeroom Represenratxvej Gym Exhnbmon 3 Pep Club 1 2 Mayorette 3 4 FFA 4 Dramatncs Assocnanon 3 4 Modern Dancmg 3 4 Dance Commmttee l Z, Prom 3, 4, Prnncess of Sennor Prom N 0 man Mi? Q'9t--- 9 MARYGRACE T BOZZUTO 215 Harbor Street qs- 'YT' YW.. KAREN JOAN BRADLEY Wxlcox Place Short Beach MILESTONE CBus1nessJ Pep Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 Graduatxon Chorus 2 Dance Commmee 2 3 Prom Commnttee 3 4 Play Commlttee 3 4 UNIRS Conference fSecre tarlatj 'Wav i THROOP C BROWN JR 21 1 Monxow ese Street 1'- 1 'A Nanonal Honor Socnety IVICC Presndentp 4 GERALDINE MARY BURBAN UINIRS 3, Play fCastl 3, Harvard Book Burban Drrve Prlze K Nurmen Boys S1216 3 Class officer 1, fsefrmryl 3, MILESTONE 82 rlalomeroom Representatxvej, Nanonal Hon or Socnety 4, Hornet 7, fAssrstant Edntorj 3, 1ELl1tor7 4, Glee Club 2, FFA 3, CTreas urerl 1, UNIRS 3, Dramatxcs Assocxatnon 3, 4, Dance Commmee 1, 2, Prom 3, 4, Qunll and Scroll, Play fCastj 3, 4 H , .1 , Q 1 ,LL-,A if YM ' ' fi' N 5, v 5 ,V . if r ,a ,. , , V L -' fig, ' 4 we .,wv,5-u x 43:3 - 1,-if? . c . 1 f: 1-fed? .- ,4.-.- I V ' 7' Q! p 0 . WZ w,..o. . I, f ',, , 3 , , , , -. 5 1,55 . . , 1 , 5 - ' L , 1 A 9 V 9 I , 9 , 9 l S ' ' if X 2 , . , , 1 Q f A w . Q, -T. 4 'r . . . . 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Ai RICHARD S CAVE 19 Lxttle Bay Lane Football 3 Track 3 GAIL ANNE CHAMBERLAIN Pawson Park Class Ofhcer fSOCl8l Chaxrmanj 2 3 4 MILESTONE CPhotographyJ Basketball Qlvianagerj 3 Pep Clubl 2 3 fSecretaryj 4 Glee Clubl 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Debat mg Club 2 Dramattcs Assocrauon 3 Modern Dancmg qCostumesJ 3 Play Commtttee 3 4 Prom 3 4 Graduatron Chorus 3 Gym Exhrbmon 3 Dance Commntee 1 2 24 JOHN ARTHUR CIRIE 329 Mann Street Honor Socxety 4 Student Counctl 1 2 LVICC Presxdentb 3 QPres1dentl 4 Footballl 2 3 CTr1Capta1nj 4 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Dance Commxtteel 2 3 Prom 3 4 SUSAN E CLANCY North Mann Street Class Ofhcer 1Soc1alCha1rmanj 1 4Record mg Secretary! 4 MILESTONE fl-lomeroom Representatnvel Honor Soctety 3 fPICSl dentj 4 Student Councxl 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Pep Club 2 4Vxce Presndentl 3 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mxxed Choir 4 Dramatlcs Asso clatnon 1Treasuretj 3 4 Modern Dancmg 3 4 Dance Commmee l 2 Prom 3 4 Prom Queen 3 Play Commxttee 1Castj 3 4 Laurel Gnrls State 3 84 who if not gil 'K' ALEX CINQUANTA 40 Sxlver Street Play Commrttee 3 4 Y? SW LESLIE PELL CLARK 50 Lnrtle Bay Lane Short Beach Natlonal Honor Socxety 3 Vfreasurerj 4 Hotnet3 QTreasurerj 4 UNIRS 3 fPrest dentl 4 Debatmg Club 2 3 ,. , ,f y ,, S Z , y , ' , . V: , st 3 ,Q , , z - . 9 5. 5, , Q ,H , 9 t 5 , , - vi .4 1 44 4 C. Class Offlcer 1Presidenty 1, 3, 45 National '. A ' S ' V Q . ' g ' , . 5 , . a , . ' Q ' , '- Q U U . 9 A ' , 5 '. . 3 . , 1 , ' 3 E, , L 5 . ' g ' , . ', 5 . 5 , 9 , 5 I 9 , 1 mafter 0 bzmfel Eplctetus uv' 4' an--I SYLVIA COATES Goodsell Pomt Road Dramatlc Assoclatlon 3 4 MARGARET A COOKE Boston Post Road MILESTONE 1Homeroom Representatxvej, Mayorette 3, 4, FFA 4, Dramatxcs Assocxatnon 3, 4, Dance Commxttee 1, Z, 3, Prom 3, 4, Play Commtttee 3, 4 if ELIZABETH A COLBURN Indxan Neck Avenue MILESTONE CHomeroom Representattvej Pep Club 1 2 3 Mlxed Choxr 3 Glee Club l 2 3 Dramatxcs Assoclatlon 3 lPres1dentj 4 Play Commxttee 4 - - SUSAN ELIZABETH COSGROVE Todds H111 Road MILESTONE fAdVCfIlSlDgj Hockey 3 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, UNIRS fSec retaryj 4, Dramatxcs Assocnatxon 3, 4, Dance Commlttee 3, Prom 3, 4, Play Commlttee 3, 4 85 CAROL HELEN CONLON South Montowese Street Band Z CRecord1ng Secretaryj 3 4 Debat mg Club 2 6Secretaryj 3 Dance Commxt tee 1 Prom 4 Play CCastj 4 Competmve Play Student Dlrecror 4 v-11 NANCY JEAN CROCKER Sprung Rock Road Ban 1234 Prom34 jf - jf 1: ' V .a.f. ,f , ,L ,? 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'nlyh , J I v , V ' t 1 ' - Q Q v - Q , . , , - White and Gold 5 N49 ini WM BRENDA JEAN DOUGHERTY 12 Indlan Neck Avenue 9 JOHN ERNEST DONOFRIO Pep Club 2 3 Glee Club 1 3 4 Dance Halls Pomt Road Commntee 1 2 Prom 3 Play Committee 3 '36 'iris 'UN-v STEPHEN J DUDLEY East Mann Street Student Councnl 1 2 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Dance Commxtteel 2 3 Prom 3 4 Play Commnttee 4 JOHN BUNNELL DUFFY Lanphxers Cove Natxonal Honor Soclety 4 UNIRS 3 4 Play lCastj 4 87 LOUIS T DRAGO 16 Hnllsxde Avenue Class Oflicer fSOCl8l Chaxrmanj 2 CTreas urerj 4 Football 1 2 3 fTr1CaptamJ 4 Dance Commxttee 2 Prom 3 4 Q49 iq Y BEVERLY ANN DYKUN 23 Ivy Street Pep Club 1 Prom 3 Play Commtttce 4 'ar' Reynolds Avenue MILESTONE CArtJ Hornet 4 Basketball 1ManagerJ 3 Hockey 3 fManagerJ 4 Pep Club 1 2 Glee Club 2 Band 1 FTA 4 Dramatncs Assocrauon 4 Ltbrary Club 3 6Pres1dentJ 4 Modern Dancxng 3 Dance Commmeel 3 Prom 3 4 Play Commxttee 3 4 Gym Exhnbttron 3 'za-3 MARY LOUISE EMONS Brainerd Road Branford Hxlls MILESTONE fHomeroom Represenratxvep Dramatxcs Assocuatnon 4 Play CCastj 4 Prom 3, 4 Transferred from Hnllhouse Hugh School, nn junior year -7 LINDA ELEANOR EDSALL 97 East Mann Street MILESTONE fHomeroom RCPICSCHKRIIVCJ Natxonal Honor Socrety 3 fSecretaryJ 4 Pep Club 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 FTA fPres1dentj 3 4 UNIRS 3 4 Debatmg Club2 Dramaucs Assocnatron 3 Dance Com mxtteel Prom 3 4 Play Commrttee 3 Qunll and Scroll Hornet 3 CSecretaryj 4 Na tnonal Mem Scholarshnp Honorable Menuon 4 Future Homemaker of Tomorrow Award DONNA LEE ERICKSON 20 Toole Dnve Pep Club 2 FHA 4 Clam Flower J GAIL ELIZABETH EMLEY Brocketts Potnt MILESTONE CHomeroom Represenratxvej Dance Commlttee 2 Prom 4 1' 1' T' RAYMOND EVANS JR Grxffing Pomt Road Class Oflicer QVICC Presldentj 2, 3, Football Z, 3, CTr1Capta1nJ 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 4, Dramatxcs Assoclatnon QVICC Presxdentj 3, Dance Commntree 2, Prom 3 .LT y 1, ,Q . ' 5-f x. X ' 'gg I M , , J xl ' ' ' A: M 'ti' A KX LORRAINE ANN DYMARCZYK 4,57 f A , A Wlyzte Rofe DAVID E FLESCHE 15 Elmor Place Play Commrttee 3 4 iffy CATHERINE V FRAWLEY Applewood Road MILESTONE Clalomeroom Representatlvej 4 Nanonal Honor Socxety 4 Student Coun c1l 4 Gym Exhlbmon 5 Mayorette 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Assocxatlon 5 4 Modern Dancing, 2 5 4 Dance Comm1ttee2 Prom 3 4 Play Commxttee 3 4 iq ALBERT GHIROLI I9 Ivy Street JUDITH NANCY GARGAMELLI play Committee 3 50 Snlver Street MILESTONE CHomeroom Representatrvej Pep Club 4 Dramatxcs Assocxatron 4 Play Commxttee 3 4 89 EDWARD A FRESCO 62 Chestnut Street Golf 5 4 yi 'Vfaf IF BARBARA ANN GIORDANO Pme Orchard Road Debate Club 4 Dramatxcs Assocxatton 4 Play Commxttee 4 1 17 x,g.A,y 1'i.,'?' Lit 'N f K . -Arifyft Q . .Q E ' by -Aff. ,gy ,V ' f ' v t . .. , , '14 , I I, . ' , 'fly' , '- , .HQ-ffl ' gf? A , I. 5 Lg 197 fi A fe gr fi I ' N . ' U- 1 1 ff? H . , . 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Q Bak ' .-.5, 'L b , gGlee ' - 1 ' ' , Q Q ,2, ' A Q ,, - I V Q Y Z Q ., , .-Q Q - Alma Mater! 0-up JANET MARIA HALLDEN Fenway Road Hockey 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 fL1brar1anj 4 Lnbrary Club 3 CVce PIESICICHIJ 4 ALAN ENGENE HAROSKEWICZ Grove Street Granrte Bay REGINALD VINCENT HAMILTON North Mam Street DAVID ELLSWORTH HARRISON Queach Road Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Mrxed Chorus 5 4 Band 1 2 3 CStudent Drrectorj 4 De baring Club 2 3 Play 1Castj 3 Rocket Club 2 3 4 Amencan Legron Of3IOf1C3l Contest Wnnner 5 State Wmner 4 91 I A A we :ffb:..,,f . . A, f l JOHANNE L HANISCH Glen Road North Branford National Honor Socrety 4 Hornet 3 x change Edrtorj 4 Glee Club 3 F1'A 3 QVICC Presrdentp 4 Prom 3 Play CCastJ 4 4-'mi' JANET ANNE HARRISON 803 East Marn Street MILESTONE fAClVCflISlI lgQ Pep Club 2 3 4 Glee Club I Dance Committee 1 2 Play Commnttee 3 4 'hr f ,K , 'L ,ll . . . Q ,KE- 5 Z y , , - 9 y , , , , , r S y 1 A, , . ,- . -.. 4 ' ff' f 'gf-f , ,1 to at 13,71 - . , .. . , , , , , , Q 5 , v ' . , y , , S ' y , 3 , , S , . 5 Heref to ow Qzga s - gf, A fy? avi-fr' i lit? Z viii? Q -v wr SHEILA MARIE HARTLEY 10 X5Ue4r brreer Cl.1ss Othner lTreasurer4 7 v NIILESTONE lllomcmom Representarnej Pep Club 7 3 4 Glee Club I 7 3 4 Graduarxon Chorus u Dmmams IRSSOLIAIIOU fp 4 Lnbrary Club 4 Dance Commmee 1 Prom 4 Play Commmee 4 RICHARD M HOSLEY O East Main Street 'vi DAX ID bi OTT jOH'NbON III Gwmlse l Rmul if ROBIN FVNICF JONES Bax lwurx Lam ln4l4.m 'Xulx ITA Aureurxf N 4 Pr-,rn 4 92 '63 CATHERINE VERNA HOUGHTON 23 Toole Drnve MILESTONE lBoys Sports C Eclnorj Hockey 4 Pepl 2 3 fPres4denr4 4 Glee Club l 3 Graduatxon Chorus 5 FTA 3 Dramatlcs Assocxatxon 5 lVlCC Presxclentj 4 Play Commlrtee 5 4 Gym Exhlbxtlon 3 Q: ROSALIND AUDRFY JONES Buberrx Lane lmlmn Neck DIJIIIJIILN .'xSSULl.lIllJf1 3, -4, Nimlcrn Dummy ig Plum 5. AI. 5619001 at Bran Ord' 6' SUSAN DALLAS KILPATRICK Hotchkiss Grove Road MILESTONE fLrteraryj Hockey 3 4 Glee Club I 7 3 4 Graduauon Chorus Dramatrcs Assocxatlon 3 4 Prom 4 Pay Commmee4 KATHERINE MARY KOWALSKI Pen: Road Natronal Honor Socrety 4 JOHN M KONZ Wrndmrll Hlll Road DOROTHY ANN KISSEI-I-IS Football 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Dramarrc Palmer Road Assocrauon 3 4 Dance Commlttee 3 Prom MILESTONE rAdvemsml,q Glee Club 1 2 5 4 Play 40150 3 4 FTA 3 4 Play Commnrtee 3 4 4l PATRICIA ANN KOWALSKI Pem Road Natnonal Honor Socrery 4 93 o-LL BARBARA ANN KUKTA l64 lnclran Neck Avenue Pep Club 3 Glee Club 2 3 Library Club 4 Dance Commmee 1 Prom 3 Play Commrt ree 3 I y 6. 1' f -as gf ? f N v M, Y 5 I . 12, 3: I. . . , 9 5 1 5 N 1 1, I ,y . af I f N I Ex r f f ill 4 ll 1 A r 3 ' A5 Q' .gf JOAN MARY KULACK 45 Monroe Street MILESTONE CAclvert1s1n3,j Glee Club 1 7 3 4 Graduauon Chorus 3 Lrbrary Club 3 Prom 3 4 Play Commnttee 3 4 W5 26 4s jaun- ELIZABETH JANE LACROIX Alps Road MILI STOVE flflomeroom Rcpresenutner Pcp Club 7 l.1br.1n, Club lPrcsu.lentI Dame Commrtree I 7 Prom 5 Play Com tee 3 All Hazl to the ll- .gl snuff MITCHELL J LABRIE Hopson Avenue Football 2 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 3 GEORGE R LACKO Cove Terrace Football 2 3 Dramatrcs Assocnatron 3 4 'Q ,IEANNE ANN LADD 15 Wnlftmrtl Avenue NilLlbTONIII lllomeroom Rcpresentatrvel ROSS R LAMOTTE Pep K lub 5 Glce Club 3 4 f.huICh SIFCCI 94 ,., in A 'A or 'aa 1 I K g - . v A I V ff N KH, N , .' 4' 'fe , .ni xl 0,3 V H5-'if ' M l 1 A 6 I A. 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K' ' .found 0 ber name Qi' SY' 3 T ' PATRICIA FRANCES LASKA I0 Monroe Street MILESTONE CI-lomeroom Representatnvej Basketball l 2 3 fCapta1nj 4 Glee Club 1 2 Majorette 2 3 4 Dramatncs Assocratron 3 4 Lxbrary Club 4 Dance Commxttee 1 2 3 Prom 3 4 Play 3 4 Gym Exhnbmon 3 BONNIE BARTON LANGEVIN 46 Wrlford Avenue MILESTONE fAdvert1smg Edxtorj Lnbrary Club 3 Prom 3 4 Play Committee 3 Hal JANET LEINSTER 64 Harnson Avenue ANTHONY F I-AZZARI Natxonal Honor Socxery 4 Glee Club 1 Band Halls Pomt Road 1 2 3 4 FTA 4 Play Commrttee 3 Stony Creek Track 4, Play Commlttee 3, 4 95 -6 Q-':'A, Y Loeber Place North Branford Glee Club 2 3 4 'mf JOYCE BERNICE LEONARD Yale Court MILESTONE 6ArtJ Hornet 3 4 Glee Club 3 Debate Club 2 Dramatxcs ASSOCIHIIOD 3 lProgram Charrmanj 4 Prom 3 Play fStu dent Drrectorj 3 4 Dance Commlttee 3 A 1 ,V U I xx 'C I fl' ' , Y A GEORGE W. LAWLOR, JR. 1 3 4 gc , I i ' I L FMBRANFORD 'Sf' Q FREDERICK CARL LEVESH 6 Field Road 'C' Football 2 5 4 Basketball 2 5 4Capta1nj I-ORAINE ANN LINDBERG 4 Dramatics Association 3 Hotchkiss Grove Road GleeClub1 2 5 4 UNiRs qtibfamnp WAYNE R LOGAN Prom 4 Play Committee 4 24 Vlestwood Road Short Beach Student Council 3 4 Football 3 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 Dance Committee l 2 Play QCastj 4 iv' RICHARD W. LOWE Stony Creek Y QQ' ff' JAMES PAUL LUCASON Brooklawn Terrace Basketball 4. 96 97' 'C' ww at HEATHER JANE MACARTHUR 62 Harbor Street MILESTONE tlrlomeroom Representativej National Honor Society 4g Majorette 1, Z, 5 rCaptainJ 4g Dramatics Association 3, 43 Modern Dancing 5, 4g Prom 5, 45 Play Com- mittee 4. y rpellf H onor 6,4 Nun- MADO STERLING MACDONALD Goodsell Pornt Road il JOAN ELIZABETH MARTIN 17 Vfoodvale Road FHA fVrce Presrdentj 4 Prom 3 4 Trans ferred from Poughkeepsie Hugh School New York rn Junror year i P WQUF 'Q lf RONALD J MASON Grove Street Granrte Bay 'I' 'thi JOHN W MATTSON 191 Montowese Street 97 'Ov JAMES I. MARTINO 63 Chestnut Street Baseball I Golf 2 3 4 J li PRISCILLA A MAY Dorr Street Indran Neck Malorette l 2 3 4 Dramatrcs Assocxatron 3 4 Modern Dancmg Z 3 4 Dance Com mrttee l 2 Prom 3 Gym Exhrbrtron 3 ei ' ' L Vs- M J W 5 Q r y A 9 , . - , 1 A In X , q . par, W f 1 K A ,. , -. . .4,A h i -1 ' Q .ff . ', ' . ' . 'J ff 1 ' , . . ,U 5 , , 1' In - , S Q - f'i.ZL ' ROBERT E MAY Dorr Street Indian Neck '...w ! ETHEL MAY MCNULTY Bramerd Road MILESTONE lHomeroom Representatxvej Glee Club l Play Commxttee 5 4 Am! Duty .l 1 EDWARD JOSEPH MAZUR Short Beach Road Natnonal Honor Socnety 4 Student Councnl 2 3 CTreasurerj 4 Band 2 fDrum Magotj 3 fStudent Dxrectorj 4 Sclence Club 3 Prom 3 JAMES G MCGUIRE Hotchknss Grove Football 4 gl' i LAWRENCE WILLIAM MEEKER u Shore Drive Baseball 5 4 Glee Club l Dance Commnt te I Smft Street CHARLES J MESSNER 98 Ami Fame 1 I jg WILLIAM ALLEN METCALFE 35 Russell Stfeet KAREN LOUISE MINER Double Beach Road CURTIS J MICHAEL Glee Club 3 FHA 4 Dramatxcs ASSOCIBIIOH Short Beach 3,8 SUSAN ANITA MURRAY Thnmble Island Road ROBERT JOSEPH MURPHY Stony Creek Mona Avenue MILESTONE fl-Iomeroom Representauvej VALERIE JEAN MODZELEWSKI Prom 4 Play Commnttee 3 4 14 Rose Hull Road Transferred from l-Illlhouse Hlgh School New Haven Connectxcut m Semor year 99 All Hfzzl to the 3' - 'i JAMES WILLIAM NACCARATO aa., 68 Chestnut Street i fi? Football 4 JEANETTE NEELY 39 M111 Creek Road ft MILESTONE fArt Edlfofp Dance Commxt JOHANNE R NOBU-E tee 7 Prom Commxttee 3 4 Aceto SIICCI SUSAN LAWRENCE NORRIS Wnndmlll H111 Road MILESTONE lLxteraryJ Glee Club 1 FTA VIVIEN FRANCES NOVICRI Bayvnew Avenue Pawson Park MILESTONE lGlIlS Sports Edxtorj Basket balll Z 3 4 Hockey 3 Captam 4 Glee Clubl 2 5 4 Band 5 4 Dtamatlcs Asso cxatxon 4 Library Club 3 4 Dance Commxt tee 7 Prom3 4 Play CCastj 5 Commnttee 100 Glee Club 1 Dance Committee JULIE ANN NYHOLT Old Hxckory Lane Pep Club 4 Glee Club 2 5 4 M1xed Chorus 4 Dance Commxttee 2 Play Com mmee 4 gf. . - . ' Q' W 3 ,HY . M 1. .-4 3 Q L '- ' -g , . g 1. fl I l 1 , l r 'C I 'T I f , V . ' I , , I 4. . , . Q , ,L g , , g v b , M., 1 , 1 V- g g - 3 , 9 I - . -Q v Q y 4. my 0 Bum Ord 'R ROBERT THOMAS OTELL Clark Avenue Short Beach Play Committee 4 WILLIAM THOMAS ODONNELL River View Avenue MARY ELLEN O BRIEN Short Beach Waterside Road Pine Orchard Transferred from Maple High School Castle ton New Jersey in Senior year 1-Z , ll JOAN IRENE PAINE Thimble Islands Road Stony Creek Class Officer lSocial Chairmanj I fVice Presidentj 4' MILESTONE Clfditorj' Stu- dent Council l 2 3 fSecreta yy 4' N - tional Honor Society 4' Pep Club 2' Prom 5 4' Play Committee 3 4' DAR Citizenship Award 4' junior Prom Attendant, 3111! if VALERIE L. PARADIS Seventh Avenue BRUCE DENNIS PANTANI Hotchkiss Grove Shoreline Trailer Court Debating Club 14 Play 1Prompterj 4 'I01 JOYCE JANET PARRI Applewood Road MILESTONE QI-Iomeroom Representatxvej Pep Club 2 3 4 FHA 4 Dramatncs Asso cnatton 4 Modern Dancmg 4 Dance Com mnttee 1 2 Prom 3 4 Play Commnttee 3 Gzve ear to her 1 -4' 'wtf -,Q JOAN LUCIA PETELA 110 South Montowese Street MILESTONE qmemy Barton Natnonal CHRIS T PETERSON Honor Soctety 4 Pep Club 2 4 Dramarncs Taylor Place Association 5 Play Committee 5 4 LAWRENCE EDWARD PETERSON 83 Shore Drrve lt vi' i wiv 195, 'X Short Beach ELAINE F PISCITELLO Track 3 4 Play Commxttee 4 Wrllow Road Glee Club l JUDITH ANN POULTON Brockert s Potnt 102 -Q, .4 x I ' : 1 -a A' A l 4+ - ' l 11? 'l ,.. 9,1 , 5 , -J-- : 4' 3' A ,T- 4 ,gf -A lf ,VW manga' Ji . , get 4 it .ft gfff 1 l V - 1 I . , . s u 1 - . 4 , P . ' ' ' 9 ' - , 2 - 1 ' A A ' 3 ' , 3 ' Q y - A . '-H ' . Nm H d . 9 ' - ' courage and wm MARION LEE PRIMICERIO Palmer Woods Cnrcle MILESTONE fHomeroom Representatxvej Pep Club 1 Sghvunvf ANN EVELEEN PULLMAN School Street Stony Creek MILESTONE Cl-lomeroom Representatxvej, Glee Club 1, Dance Commlttee 1, Prom Commxttee 3, Gym Exhlbmon 3 779 LYNN ALICE PROUT O Brnen Road 35 Mxll Creek Road MILESTONE CHomeroom Representatnvej Pep Club 4 Dramatxcs Assocxatxon 4 Lnbrary Club 4 Dance Committee 2 3 Prom 3 4 Play Commxttee 3 4 Glee Club 1 FTA 5 4 Dramatncs Assocxa non 5 4 Library Club 3 CSecretaryj 4 Dance Commxttee 2 3 Prom 3 Play Com mmee 3 4 IPS- M' ALBERT RAPPA Wlndmlll H111 THOMAS HENDRIX RAMSEY Track 1 Camera Club 5 CPresndentj 4 Shorelme Tranler Court 103 . Y 4 C' N ' f ' A PATRICIA SUSAN PROTO MILESTONE lLiteraryjg Pep Club 2, 3, .45 -ka, For B-R-A-N-F-O-R-D QN JOHN EDWARD REID III Shore Dnve Granite Bay MILESTONE lPhotography Edltorj N tnonal Honor Socnety 4 Sports Edrtor 3 4 Banl 7 3 Debatmg Club 2 3 Play Com mxttee 4 Nutmeg Boys State 3 ulll and Stroll KARYL SUSAN ROGANSON 17 Bnstol Street Short Beach Cheerleader 2 3 4 GleeClub1 Dramatncs Assocxatlon 3 4 Modern Dancing 2 3 4 Dance Committee I 2 Prom 3 4 Play Commmee 3 4 Gym Exhxbmon 3 3 ELIZABETH LOUISE RIDER South Montowese Street MILESTONE CPhotographyj Natxonal Hon or Soc1ety4 GleeClub1 2 3 Band l 2 3 tAward Secretaryj 4 Play CCastj 4 Debat mg Club 3 Scxence Club 4 Graduatnon Chorus 3 Competntxve Play 4 ROY GERALD ROPER Mull Plaln Road 104 N? YD STEPHEN CHARLES ROBINSON Lanphler s Cove FRANCES E ROURKE Ark Road MILESTONE fBusmessj Glee Club Graduanon Chorus l Lnbrary Club 3 4 Prom 4 4 or fk A , . 3. . 3 I a- ' S , 3 5 ' - l fr -' 9 4- 3 , ' ' 1 ,,3 ,,, , '9 ' SQ 1 5 - - 5 1 Q . , . '. I ! rl . . , . .S X. if: . A g5f'R--. 5 I 'bfi W, 4 ai Ki C .. ,,5 4: A ' ' .ls , . 1 - . , . .. 3 3 ., . W ' 34 1,25 5 . L means wcfry ELIZABETH ANN ROYDEN Reynolds Avenue MILESTONE CBoys Sports CoEd1torj Na txonal Honor Socrety 4 Hornet 2 CSubscr1p non Managerj 3 4 cGlflS Sports Edrtorj 4 Pep Club 2 3 Band 1 2 fSecretaryJ 3 Dramatrcs Assocratlon 3 4 Dance Commrt tee 1 2 Prom 3 4 Play fPrompterj 3 fStudent Drrectorj 4 Qurll and Scroll Gym Exh1b1t1on 3 'Cm' JOANN ST JOHN 99 Ivy Street Class Officer fSecretaryj 1 Student Councrl 3 SANDRA ANN SEASTRAND -4 ?' JERRILYNN H SCHOELLER Featherbed Lane Lrbrary Club lTreasurerj 3 4 ea, :lug KAREN LEE SEELEY 82 Beckett Avenue Short Beach Halls Pomt Road Band 1 2 3 4 Glee Club l Prom GLORIA MARY SCHULZ Stony Creek Play Commlttee 4 Gym Exhxbrtron 3 Erght Mxle Drxve Glee Club l 2 3 4 FTA 3 4 Dramatrcs Assocratron 3 4 L1 brary Club CSecretaryJ 3 CV1ce Presxdentj 4 Play Commrttee 4 IO5 U 1 . ' Y A Q . 2, ,4. I . it , , If .I ,, Q I , sm , , Us , 1 - , 5. , 5 I 1 3 9 3 p A ' . 1 Q . , 'S K! Tim! never li CARL ARTLEY SHEPARD 32 Hopson Avenue Football CManagerj 2 he---f 'wi' X m X ROBERT W SPARKS North Branford Road '47 GAIL LAURA SMITH 55 Rogers Street MILESTONE Clflomeroom Representatrvej Glee Club 3 4 Dance Commxttee 2 Ami PATRICIA ANN STACH 43 Rogers Street IO6 PATRICIA KAREN SMITH 106 South Montowese Street Class Ofhcer CVxce Presldentj I Natnonal Honor Society 4 Hornet 3 fFeature Edttorj 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 fPres1dentj 4 Mxxed Chotr 4 Graduation Chorus 3 Band 2 3 Llbrary Club 5 4 Prom 3 Play Committee 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 Laurel Gtrls State 3 DAVID LEE STEARNS Leetes Island Road Stony Creek Baseball 3 4 rl ' ,A X, W Qi? - .f ,ot, at lllllllll Yt Xl 1 I , , wzll :hm Illb -'Sf 'ali' MICHAEL STANLEY STEMBORSKI North Marn Street Socral Charrman 3 4 Student Councrl 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Golf 2 3 4 Dance Com mrtteel 2 Prom3 4 i' ml? JUDITH LIN UHL Cheerleader 3, 4, Gym Exhrbrtron 3, Mod ern Dancrng 3, 4, Pep Club Vfreasurerj 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Attendant at junror Prom, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Graduatron Chorus 2 Prom 3 LINDA JEANNE THOMPSON Seavrew Avenue Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Basketball 1 2 Cheerleaderl 2 3 fCaptarnj 4 Dramatrcs Assocratron 3 4 Modern Dancmg 2 3 4 Dance Commrtteel 2 3 Prom 3 4 Play Commrttee 3 4 ,nf WO: Aww FQ' ' 41 4050 ' 1 I 'I ROBERT B UNDERWOOD JR Pleasant Pomt Road Debatmg Club 2 Scrence Club 3 4 Rocket C u 2, 3, 4 T07 .5- 325 Marn Street Glee Club 3 Play Commnttee 3 'iQwa SALLY HEMINGWAY UPSON Boston Post Road MILESTONE CHomeroom Representauvej Hockey 3 CManager7 4 Pep Club l 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Dramatrcs Assocratron 4 Dance Commrttee 1 2, Prom 3 4, Play Commrttee . . U V , D vs' V 1 .M Q, Al ' 4 ' ' . A 1 , 2 x,,, 3 I I ,1 f A gf -.aj , 4uz'Mw fc 1 '7 ' SANDRA JEAN TORELLI . gy . 1 z me ' , V A ' ' sh , A 9 , 9 , 1 x 9 - - 1 ' , , 5 , , 1 - . - ' ' ' ? ,I W G r ,A v V' 1 J 1 W an in -Q-.-. .' 1,0 -, . , 5 .V ffl ,. , V , , 1 fi fl ws A V U Wikia, 4,1 ,, ' 4 7, ,g' .3g , ,' 1 4 1- v 1 ,S A , I ff7,fV' ' ar' w . . y , . ' g , U 9 . I , , 9 ' 9 ' , 9 .' ' 5 9 . ' ' ' - l b . 1 ' v ' - . . 4. SENIORS l- Cv if l 1 ANTON L v1cKsTRoM JR Pawson Park Ban 1 2 VALERIE ANN VICKSTROM 17 Terhune Avenue JOSEPH P VISHNO 68 Mann Street UNIRS Vfreasurerj 3 Play Commrttee 2 'Nur .l ,S its ROBERT WEISER 54 Toole Drxve Hornet4 Baseball 3 4 Play iCasU 4 JOANN ELLEN WILLIAMS Mldwood Road Short Beach RAYMOND JAMES WILSON MILESTONE tBus1nessJ Pep Club 2 Glee 5 Parker Place Clubl 3 4 Mayorette 5 4 Library Club 4 Dance Commnttee l 2 Prom 5 4 108 at P .S Q K 44 4 X 1 h 'l,'r S iff?-1 , 'X d , . A g ' 4. -Av' Q A 4 'N . , l xv A 1960 MARGO PATRICIA WOODMAN 225 Clark Avenue MILESTONE fArtj UNIRS 3 Dramaucs Assoclatlon 3 4 Modern Dancmg Dance Committee 1 2 3 Prom 4 Play Commnttee 3 4 Gym Exhnbxuon 3 4 -Q' BARBARA K ZAFFINO East Mann Street MILESTONE fL1teraryJ, Natxonal Honor Socnety 3, 4, Dance Commxttee 1 Wi 157 ALFRED YUZAKEWICH JR Cherry H111 Road JANICE JEAN YESTER Transferred from Mnlford Hugh School Mil Homestead Place ford Connectncut Semor year Dance Commmee l 2 Play Commxttee 3 EDWARD JOSEPH ZDANOWICZ Monroe Srreet 109 RAYMOND C RICHARDSON West End Avenue if il-. fag 'N NIIIKILX TONLKC D f n s -5 Yi vs I' ,J 5 BLST LOOKING Lou Drum PM Bra DID MOST 1.11111 C1r1e fx 'DF 236 '.? 'lf !:Q ! x.. c 1 aw xx11 N1 1 1 I 1rL1s11 hxrxl R 11,,xns1 i.x11l1111111a111111 QMS ,gr- 'UQ FOR CLASS Geri Bu rban 'CN QQMQMM L.. yk Y' SPIRIT Mlke Src-mborslu S W 2 G ,4 Hlfbnf' ALL-AROUND Sun fl.mLy, jack Ciric S.,-, fx POPL LAR UNDF HOST p Cdfhy Fr .iwley Lou fU.lTy Drago UAS: NG P1RsoN 55 RW, RC.LAbbMI IN MOST NIHICIB Dombrovsskm George Murray Qrknntnlehgements To Mtss 'lrox tto our Xdxlsor In deep tpprecmtton for your pattent gLl1d3I1CL, en eouragetnent md dexoted rnterest tn the suecess of our Mtlestone md contrtbuttons of tntny people The Mtlestone Staff would ltlxe to extend 1ts S1l'lLLI'L thanks to Mr Qolter our photographer, Mr Brown of T O Toole Sz Sons Adxerttsers and patrons Ftculty md parents 112 ' 1 'z , 1 : ' C L x , 2 A Y 2 I I lk . x x A X K The success of our yearbook depends upon the talents i , v , 7 . . , Y l 'K x K S AbUQI'fIS2ZI'II2I'11'5 1 4 BULLARD S Complete Home Furmshers For Over 60 Years ELM STREET at ORANGE NEW HAVEN 1n BRANFORD PALMER PLANT for INSURANCE Comphmedts of Comphments of The S U V A L S O A S I S 114 I it's I f DAN COSGROVE Cpl o Compliments of HILLTOP ORCHARDS MARINER RESTAURANT th TODAYS furnt 254 MAIN STREET HOUSE of TODAY BRANFORD ROUTE 1 BRANFORD HUbb d 8 9398 BRANFORD TELEVISION and APPLIANCE CENTER TV dr APPLIANCE SALES cmd SERVICE RECORDS WALT Gr BILLS FOOD SHOP 2 EAST MAIN STREET CURTIS FUNERAL HOME HUbb d 81738 TONY S BARBER SHOP 123 MONTOWESE STREET 116 live today . . . wi ' iur ar - WILLIAM HUZAE, Proprietor Compliments of the Meats - Groceries - Frozen Foods Phone: cr - Complimenis of COLOMBO FLORIST Regular Hours: 7 AM to 6 PM Close Wednesday at 1 PM and Saturday at 4 PM HUbbard 8-0420 FRANK KAMIN SKY CLEANERS Flowers for A11 Occasions 7 SOUTH MAIN ST' Kopp' Libfmw BRANFORD, CONNECTICUT EAST MAIN STREET BRANFORD HOBBY CRAFT CORNER Theatre Bmldmg COLLINS 8. FREEMAN INC The Fnendly Store 117 Q I o VI 'T X' , 1 f y. f 'X ! , , x f.. , sf? cr I X X 'ljhnxu I -, '-1 . IAY - KAY CUT RATE The biggest little store in Branford 262 MAIN STREET BRANFORD CONNECTICUT Telephone: HUbbard 8-9287 W1th Our Modern Lubncatron Equlpment V O G U E We Stop Every Squeak A 6. M SERVICE STATION HAIR FASHION SALON NQRTH MAIN STREET BRANFORD CONNECTICUT BIRBARIE MARINE SALES Comphments of Iohnson Sea Horse Outboard Motors Lyman Boats Agents for U S Coast Charts MARTIN BOHAN Ieweler Fme Dxamonds Compllments of Watches Iewelry SMI GMS WOLFE s BAKERY 183 MONTOWESE STREET BRANFORD CONNECTICUT Comphments of PLAN KNIT COMPANY EAST MAIN STREET BRANFORD CONNECTICUT 118 Compliments of . - . , C0mP11m'-mfs Of BRADLEY 6. UPSON INC 5 svEA AVENUE IOHN B SLINEY BRANFORD CONNECTICUT RADIO SURPLUS 41 WEST MAIN BRANFORD IAY DE STUDIO PHOTO CENTER WILLIAM LAMBERT 6. SON Guns New Used and Antxque Portraits Weddlngs Flshlng and Archery Equlpment Color and Black and Whlte BOSTON POST ROAD Cameras Projectors Fxlms Photohmshxng HUbbcrrd 8 5230 THEATER BUILDING HU 84316 Comphments of R F B A I L Y Comphments of Compllmems of DAN s MEN s 5. BOYS SHOP 315 MAIN STREET 6 BRANFORD CONN Feutu-Img Fine Q'-1U11tY Foods Complete Lme of Men s and Boys Furnxshlnqs HU 8 1134 'II9 Opposite Lake Saltonstctll - - - O I E CENTRAL GARAGE, INC. 64 MAIN STREET HUbbard 8 0098 BRANFORD, CONN Telephone HUbbcn'd 8 9132 K SONDERGAARD W 1 h 0 ds 1 e 250 MAIN STREET IOSEPHINE DRESS SHOPPE BRANFORD CONNECTICUT MCLEAN S QUALITY MEATS CORNELIUS DRISCOLL 284 MAIN STREET HU 97500 BRANFORD DRUG CO INC 312 MAIN STREET OSp THE HAMILTON SHOPS BRANFORD, CONNECTICUT 120 Compliments of uc es-Dicxm n - ew lzy Compliments of 1 Telephone: HUbbc1rd 8-1151 Prescriptions Are ur ecialty Furnishers of Homes Interior Decorcxto MATTY S BEAUTY SALON 234 MAIN STREET BRANFORD CONNECTICUT Telephone HU 8 1131 BEST WISHES Open Monday Saturday 9 00 6 00 Thursday 9 00 9 00 from R. C MOBECK I N RUSSELL W A R D S Representmg NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANIES Insunng Over 2 000 000 Careful Dnvers 57 we F gL ll Il nouuxnojounsonj Us S 'Qrlbg 121 I , . . C I I I Y - 5 I K W - I I 53 , ' tiff 'W' , K l :H X Q A 511, me , L , V - , .y,,,gVg g, V -', . sw ' f ., W-':i'4? ' 'i' V 1 4 .. x -'Zi - .1 U -4 51 - .......- A, I' H N T H' -H . I , I hr ' -J f '1 F . ' l BUICK RAMBLER BALDWIN S GARAGE 78 MAIN STREET BRANFORD CONN CASTELLON BROTHERS Bakery and Dellcatessen Weddmg Cakes and Brrthday Cakes The Home of Good Food 224 MAIN STREET BRANFORD CONNECTICUT Telephone HUbbard 8 0232 PAGES SPORT SHOP Complete L1ne of Sporung Goods Athletrc Equrpment BERNARD H PAGE Owner Operator 321 MAIN STREET HUbbard 88444 BRANFORD CONNECTICUT Comphmenis of RICHARD K BREWER Reg Pharrnaclst 42 MAIN STREET BRANFORD CONN Comp11ments of NUTMEG CONCRETE 7 SVEA AVENUE BRANFORD CONNECTICUT Telephone HUbbard 8 9151 SCAN DINAVIAN GIFTS STONY CREEK CONN Tel HU 8 5560 Comphrnents of FREDERICK R HOUDE N KNEUER 6. SONS Fru1t Growers Apples Peaches Pears and Sweet Cxder 1n Season Telephone Branford HU 8 1285 BOSTON POST ROAD GUILFORD CONN BREWER'S DRUG STORE PRODUCTS, INC, 122 W-s. W Mmmmm Ohhhhh . . . I love those COLTER PHOTOGRAPHS Compliments of UNITED STEHWORKERS OF AMERICA locul 1336 U.S.A. C.I.0.-A.F.l. BRANFORD CANDY SHOP Compliments of THE NUTMEG CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANY WILSON s AUTO SALES COMPANY mc 147 MONTOWESE STREET BRANFOHD CONNECTICUT Congratulations from THE BRANWIN CO INC For The Best In Aluminum Combination Windows Doors 6 Icrlousies NEW HAVEN CGNN Telephone HObc1rt 91333 125 Compliments of The Authorized Ford Sales and Service I, I W S CLANCY 61 SONS MEMORIAL HOME kh S T 1 ph HO 7 2789 ph 8 3414 Comphments of RUNO S QUALITY MARKET BRANFORD LODGE OF ELKS 41939 THE PHOENIX RESTAURANT ROUTE 1 BRANF ORD BEST WISHES TO CLASS of 1960 Congratulations to the Class of 1960 A FRIEND 126 43 Kir am Avenue 26 Main treet East Haven, Connecticut Branford, Connecticut e e one - Tele one - Compliments of I HAIL CLASS OF 60 Educahon makes a people easy to lead but lmposslble to enslave Lord Brougham MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS CDMPANY BRANFORD coNN Since I854 2 ll ' ' but difficult to drivep easy to govern, , . direct sales personal service original layouts art service retouching composition mechanicals halftone and line negatives film and plate stripping plate making offset printing folding complete bindery service delivery ll H - Wg. llgnqi H 1 k ig, t. o toole and sons, inc., yearboo printers gf .u.- 'U IQ! ! N: Ill: stamford stamford davis 4-9226 - connecticut new york melrose 5-4112 11 ECHLIN MFG CO PEPE S SERVICE STATION BRANFORD FOOD CENTER Mts T 1 HUbbc1rd 8 9121 304 MAIN STREET LION CLEANERS INC 321 MAIN STREET BRANFORD CONNECTICUT H T 1 ph HUbb d85238 TUCKER S DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES GIFTS CARDS LAIVIPS 264 MAIN STREET BRANFORD ts SUMMIT HOUSE BRANFORD CONNECTICUT Compliments HORWITZ DEPARTMENT STORE Comp 'ments of Compliments of Choice Groceries - ea ' Fruitsnnd Vegetables - Frozen Foods ..QuGutY Cleaning Fast Serviceu Free Delivery e ' ' One our Service on Request e e one: or - I Complimen of of 129 r Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs HUUII5 EIIIU HUUIIBSSBS P L Amarante joseph Altrux john A Barrow Earle Blake john Burban Walter Burns Mrs Loulse A Carulln Mr Mr and Mrs Vxncent Caruso Sr and Mrs Harry Chamberlann and Mrs Harold D Clark and Mrs Irvmg H Cooke Dom1n1c Cote and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs W E Crocker Edward Cunnlngham Augustlne Daly johnj Emons Anthony Gnordano john Grnfhn and Mrs Robert E Hall and Mrs john A Hamsch and Mrs Mnchael Harrnson Mrs Verna Houghton Mr Mr I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Arthur Jenklns M Knlpatrlck Anthony KlSSClllS Emrl Konz Fred Kovs alskl Walterj Kulack Delos Langevm Stexe Laska Charles Leonard Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Carolyn Frederrck Levesh LeRoy Logan Gordon A MacArthur John S Martln G Meeker Mr and Mrs Frank O Mnner Mr and Mrs Alexander K Murphy Mr and Mrs james W Neely Mr and Mrs J P Norrls Thomas and Bernle O Tell and Mrs Arthurj Paxne and Mrs Davndlo Parrr and Mrs Frank S Petela and Mrs Wllllam Prout and Mrs Nxck Pullman and Mrs Fred E Roganson and Mrs Harvey G Royden Mrs Ella Schoeller Mrss Barbara E Seavey Mr and Mrs Irvmgj Smnth Mrs Mrldred Stearns Mr and Mrs M1chaelStemborsk1 Sr Mrs Anne B Temple Mlss Angela M Trovato Tvxo Frlends and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Lours E Uhl Robert B Undervu ood C Murray Upson Wnllxam Weiser Walter Wxllnams john Zafhno U M . . . . . . 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