Lyman Hall High school - Singer Chronicle Yearbook (Wallingford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1963 volume:

Lyman Hall High School Wallingford, Connecticut TOE LYMAW 1HIALL MG1KI SCHOOL a signer of the gV iLEOLA.ftA.TION Or INDEPENDENCE. EOftN AND 1ROUCKT UP IN THE TOWN or WALLJNCFORD NAMED IN HOMO ft OF LYMAN HALL A LEADER IN THE FOUNDING OF THE ftEMALlC Oft THE UNITED STATES. THIS TABLET WILL REMIND THE YOUTH OF ©TO TOWN OF THE LOFTY PATRIOTISM AN© BROAD CULTURE OF THE BEGIN HERS ©F THUS MATIION. IT SHOULD INSPIRE THEM TO STOVE FOR THE IHBWKXlICRttCt s AM© SPIRIT m THE EEST CHTOENSHIP Signer Lyman Hall 1963 Editor-in-Chief Martha Awdziewicz Literary Editor Karen Fromkin Art Editors Noreen Gryga Merla Calabrese Production Editor Susan Mahan Business Editor Thomas Mansfield Photographers James Erskine “The Golden Age Is Before Us” The bright world awaits us. Our lives flow on like the ceaseless progression of time,- yet, beyond the shadows of ignorance, there lies a golden life. Our years in high school have been a chronicle of important events. Soon we will leave the building which was the center of our educational and recreational activity. Yes, we will leave a building, but its memories will always be with us. To help preserve these meaningful events we have chosen a theme which symbolizes our lives most closely. We feel that the world is ours to enrich. We realize that our capabilities extend far beyond the limits that we have set for them. Thus, through our yearbook, we wish to affirm that there exists a Golden Life in the future. It is there, but it is for us to find the path which will lead us to the gold, our attainment of success and happiness. The gold does stand before us. We have only to reach out with our knowledge and understanding and take our portion. Shapeless, sizeless, invisible, but priceless, this gold will someday illuminate man's great fog of misunderstanding and shine on the pathway to peace. Dedication ANNA S. KRUSE We, the Class of 1963, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mrs. Kruse, with our sincere appreciation for your unceasing concern on our behalf. Your unselfish efforts in class activities and your interest in us both as students and as individuals have proven you a true friend and teacher. We thank you for enriching our lives with your endeavors. 4 Mrs. Kruse was born in New Haven, Connecticut, and attended West Haven and Lyman Hall High Schools. After graduating with a B.S. degree from Central Connecticut State College, she came in 1953 to teach in the Wallingford elementary schools. She received her Master's degree in Education from the University of Hartford. Mrs. Kruse then came to Lyman Hall where she is now teaching chemis-try. Among her many duties and activities, Mrs. Kruse is assistant advisor to the Senior Class. 5 Mrs. Isakson We ore deeply indebted to you, Mrs. Isakson, for your active participation in the efforts of Lyman Hall students. Our association with you has been a rewarding experience. In Appreciation Mr. O’Connor Miss Brown, we thank you for your efforts as both teacher and advisor. We are deeply grateful for your personal interest In all our class projects. Miss Brown To you Mr. O'Connor, we ore deeply appreciative for your efforts to assist us in every way. Your work as a teacher and as a friend has been of invaluable aid to oil who attend Lyman Hall. Though not a teacher, Mrs. Kearns, you have faithfully served both the students and the faculty. We thank you for your willingness to aid our endeavors with every means at your command and for the time and energy you have given us. Mrs. Kearns IN MEMORIAM LILLIAN NANCY REID For she has joined the choir invisible Of those immortal dead who live again In minds made better by their presence,-Live in pulses stirred to generosity. In deeds of daring rectitude, in scorn For miserable aims that end with self. In thoughts sublime that pierce the night like stars. And with their mild persistence urge man's search To vaster issues. George Eliot Teachers and students of Lyman Hall High School were saddened by the tragic death of Lillian Nancy Reid, on December twenty-ninth. Coming to Lyman Hall as a teacher of Biology in nineteen twenty-nine. Miss Reid became Chairman of the Social Studies Department in nineteen forty-three. Upon the opening of the new Lyman Hall in nineteen fifty-eight, she chose to remain at the Robert Earley Junior High School. On all of us fortunate enough to have been her students. Miss Reid has left a lasting imprint. Her spirit lives on in the flame that she kindled in our minds and our hearts. Dear Seniors, Time is undoubtedly the one commodity in life which almost everyone spends recklessly. Yet it is the one thing, more than all others, which should not be cast away on trivalities. As you look ahead in life, you measure time by your own youth. You see ahead a long life — a life which offers you all good things. Through well-formulated plans you have carved your private niches in the future, wherein may lie a career, vast fortunes, fame. I would pose one question: Where in those plans have you allotted time for others? Dr. Albert Schweitzer has what I consider the best formula for time well-spent. He states it thus: I don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing I do know: The only ones among you who will be really happy are those who will have sought and found how to serve. It is my fondest hope that each of you will achieve happiness in life. The most accurate yardstick by which you measure your share of happiness should be the degree of dedication with which you have served your fellow man. Time offers you a challenge which you will have met only when your youth has slipped away, and you can look back with pride on that single effort which you expended for humanity. 8 MR. VINCENT INGLESE, B.S., M.S. Assistant Principal MR. A. RAYMOND MAHAN, Ed.B., M.S. Assistant Superintendent of Schools; and MR. FRANK DONOVAN, B.S., M.S. Superintendent of Schools MR. ALEX CARTER, B.S., M.A. Adult Education Mrs. Barbara Radnoczi Focus mm ill . imtum M (tUUUM ... auuy v .Utujj I ,m « '■ Our daily panorama of classroom accomplishments is in focus. The blueprints, tentatively formulated, are imprinted on the lens. A bird's eye glimpse of the crowded halls and the neatly arranged seats of learning is developed. Intellectual opportunities await the astute scholar. Extensive formulas, equations, maps, and scripts for education gradually permeate the ready mind. Thus, Future's portrait is drafted and Today's is refinished and Filed away. GUIDANCE Mrs. Beatrice Sullivan Mr. Melvin Stone Miss Ethel Kennedy Mrs. Beatrice Sullivan B.A., M.A. Washington and Fairfield Universities; Guidance counselor. Mr. Melvin H. Stone B.A., Ed.M. Aurora College; Yale, Conn., and Hartford Universities; Guidance counselor. Miss Ethel Kennedy B.A., M.A. Albertus Magnus and Columbia University; Dean of Girls and Guidance Head; National Honor Society Advisor; Girls' League Advisor; and Guidance counselor. 12 FACULTY Mrs. Anna Kruse, B.S., Ed.M. C.C.S.C.; Hartford; Yale, Connecticut Universities; St. Joseph's Colleges; Chemistry; Assistant Senior Class Advisor. Mrs. Mildred Bohannah, B.A., M.A. Western Maryland; University of Connecticut; Chairman, English; Senior Class Advisor. Dr. Richard Otto, B.S., M.Mus., Ph.D. Ithaca; Michigan, New York Universities; Hartt, Pennsylvania Colleges; Supervisor of Music; Band Director; Choir; Instrumental Lessons. Mr. Vincent Mesiti, B.A., M.A. Ph.D. Candidate; Lanza; Connecticut University; Latin, European History. Mr. Joseph Corbett, A.B. Morehead, Ohio Universities; Social Studies; Coach of Football. Mrs. Marilyn Cardwell, B.S.; A.B. Transylvania, Michigan Universities; English; Assistant Director, Dramatics. Mr. Walter Serbent, B.S. Notre Dame, Bridgeport; Business Law; Personal Typewriting; Bookkeeping. Mrs. Mary Quinn, B.S.; B.L. Boston, Northeastern Universities; Business Arithmetic; Typewriting. Mr. John Mitchell, B.S.; M.A. New York University; Office Practice,-Clerical Practice,- Typewriting; Business Advisor of School Publications. Mrs. Helen Bevan, B.S. Sargent School of Boston University,-Chairman, Physical Education for Girls' Cheerleaders, Intramurals. 14 Mr. James O'Connor, B.S. St. John's University; General Mathematics; Key Club; Audio-Visual Aids; Assistant Baseball Coach. Mr. Anthony Ruotolo, A.B. Colgate University; English; Assistant Coach, Football. Mrs. Marion Cooper, A.B Aurora College; English. Mrs. Rosemary Henderson, B.A. University of Texas; English, History; Assistant Advisor, Sophomore Class. Miss Muriel Quint. A.B.; A.M. University New Hampshire; Wisconsin Wesleyan; Geometry; Accelerated Mathematics; Trigonometry; Advisor, The Signer. Mr. Bernard Reiske, B.S.; Ed.M. C.C.S.C.; Hartford, Connecticut Universities; Commercial Subjects, Assistant, Finances of School Publications. 15 Miss Linda Burns, A.B. Albertus Magnus; Biology; Science,-Assistant Advisor, Junior Class. Mr. Edward Bridgham, B.S. University of Maine,- Connecticut; Yale; Algebra; Geometry; Senior Mathematics. Mr. Vernon Cleaves, B.S. University of Maine,- Vocational Agriculture; Advisor, Future Farmers of America. Miss Rosa Brown, B.S.; M.A. St. Joseph's,- Trinity American History; Latin America; Asia,- Advisor of Junior Class. Mrs. Virginia Isakson, A.B. Albertus Magnus, Chemistry; Adviso Future Teachers of America. Miss Gloria Watkins, B.A. Earlham College,- English; Advisor, College Club. Mr. Lawrence Vitali, B.S.; M.S. Ithaca; University of Connecticut; Woodwinds and Strings; Director of Orchestra. 16 Mr. Thomas O'Brien, B.S. Notne Dame; Boston; Connecticut; Montana Universities; American and World History. Mr. Fred Schipke, B.S Arnold College; Physical Education; Golf; Intramurals; Director of Athletics. Mrs. Marsha Till, Assoc. Sc. Larson, University of Connecticut; Homemaking. Mr. John Kowalski, A.B.; Ed.M. Emerson College,- Worcester State,-English; Signer Literary Advisor. Mr. Wilbert Hayes Professional Diploma; University of Connecticut; Mechanical Drawing; Shop Mathematics; Advisor, Engineering Club. M. Stuart Coleman, A.B.; Ed.M. Washington and Jefferson College,- Spanish; Chairman, Foreign Languages. Mrs. Lydia Wolfe, A.B. Vassar; Columbia; University of Hartford; English and French. 17 Mrs. Susann R. Bodkin, B.A. College of Wooster; English; Assistant Advisor, Sophomore Class. Mr. Bennett Dunn, B.S. C.C.S.C. and Wesleyan; Mathematics, Intramurals. Mr. William Fritz, B.S. C.C.S.C.; Woodworking; Electricity; Assistant Baseball Coach. Miss Jaclin Laden, R.N. St. Mary's Hospital, School of Nursing; Health; Future Nurses' Club. Mr. Harley Flaws, B.S.; M.A. School of Fine and Applied Art; University of Maine; Columbia; Art 1,2,3; Dance Decorations; Displays; Bulletins; Scenery. Miss Dorothy Dederick, B.A.; M.A. Connecticut College; Middlebury; University of Madrid; Spanish; Assistant Advisor, Student Council. Miss Mary M. Melley, B.S. Framingham State College; Home Economics. Mr. Walter F. Faustman, B.S.; M.A. Connecticut and California Universities; Antioch College; MIT; C.C.S.C.; Biology; Earth Science; Research and Review Science; Compass. Mr. Arthur Sherwood, B.S. University of Connecticut; Vocational Agriculture; Future Farmers of America. Miss Helen G. Donarum, B.A. St. Joseph's College; Biology and Applied Science; Assistant Director of Audio-Visual Aids. Miss Suzanne Person, A.B. Vassar College; English; Public Speaking; Junior Class Play. Mr. Terrence Dunn, B.A. St. Bonaventure,- Latin; Latin Club. Mr. John Riccitelli, B.S. Arnold College; Physicol Education; Intra-murals; Coach of Baseball. Miss Edna Wilcox, B.S. University of Connecticut; Homemaking; Chairman, Home Economics; Sponsor, Faculty Fund. Mr. Malcolm White, B.A.; A.M. Emerson, Boston University; English; Director, Dramatics. Mr. John Reynolds, B.S. Fitchburg College; Power Mechanics; Assistant, Audio-Visual Aids. Mr. Harold Crump, B.S.; M.Mus. Ithaca; University of Michigan; Girls' Chorus,-Marching Band. Miss Sue Overman B.A. Earlham College; English; Journalism; Compass Advisor. Mrs. Emilie Miller B.A. Albany State College; English; Power Reading. Mr. Edward Kosinski, B.S.; M.A.; Ed.M. George Peabody, Hartford Universities; World History; Greece and Rome. Mr. Richard Burner, B.A.; M.A. Holy Cross,- Clark; Chairman, Mathematics,-Student Council Advisor,- Graduation Marshal. Mr. Harvard Leighton, B.S.; Ed.M. Fitchburg, Hyannis, Worcester State Colleges,- Connecticut, Hartford Universities,-Machine Shop; Mechanical Drawing. Mr. Roger McMahon, B.S.; M.A. Arnold; University of Connecticut; Physical Education; Supervisor of Physical Education,- Basketball Coach. Mr. Jordan Abeshouse, B.F.A.; M.F.A.; M.A. Yale School of Design,- Supervisor of Art-Art Advisor, The Signer. Mrs. Ruth McCabe, B.S. Cedar Crest College,- Commercial Subjects. Mrs. Jean Dignan, B.A. St. Joseph's College,-Chemistry; German Director Christmas Pageant. Mrs. Lucia Dauplaise, B.S. Rider College; Commercial Subjects. Mr. George Long, B.S.; M.S. New Hampshire, New York, Wisconsin Universities; Middlebury; Social Studies,-Assistant Advisor, Student Council. Miss Patricia Licari, A.B. Albertus Magnus,- French. Mrs. Helen Meehan Library Clerk Dr. Joseph Manfreda Doctor of Education; University of Connecticut; American History,- Chairman of Social Studies. Mr. Walter Kozak, B.A. University of Louvain,- Physics; Advisor, Physics Club. Mr. Ronald Granucci B.S.; M.S. Central Connecticut; University of Syracuse; Calculus,-Geometry; Accelerated Mathematics. Mr. Barry Farnham, A.B. Duke University; History; Coach of Cross Country and Track. Miss Martha Epstein, B.S. in Art Southern Connecticut; Art I, Displays; Prom Decorations. Ill: Mrs. Virginia Dooley, A.B.; B.S. Wheaton College; Simmons; Librarian. Mr. Martin Graicerstein, B.S.; Ed.M. Syracuse; University of Hartford; Commercial Subjects; Advisor, Future Business Leaders. 0000000 000000 00000 Miss Marianne Lacey, B.S. Arnold College,- Girls' Physical Education; Modern Dance Club. Mr. Edward Bean, B.A. Bowdoin College,- French; Advisor, Sophomore Class. Miss Ellen Disken, B.S.; M.A. Boston and Connecticut Universities; Stenography; Chairman, Commercial Department. 23 English is the Common Denominator of Our Knowledge and Our Learning. Indulis Chochums Seniors enjoy playing Password Gary Ames looks busy in English III. Through the Experiences of Past History We 26 f Prepare Ourselves for An Improved Future. Gerald Munley, Ann Ferrier, and Susan Bates is an important part of World History. Juniors looking studious in American History. Richard Bakos Peter Donzello and Peter Donzello Pat Burns Susan Collins The Fields of Science Focus on Truth and Discovery. Joseph Vumbaco, Richard Addy, and Gloria Tiburski John Ritz, Edward Weathers, and John Cerrato Experiment in Physics. Languages Shorten the Miss Dederick's Spanish Class in the new language laboratory. Suson Mohan Gail Hocking and James Vitale Distance and Broaden the Understanding Between Nations and People. Marsha Till and Joe Vumbaco w Peggy Taylor, Roberta Gardner, Sue Yuris James Deary Barbara Kusak and Jack Semrau Patricia Frazier and Roxane Schecter Richard Nagy Gail Saxton Susan Birks and Noelle Kearns Students Prepare for Life in the Business and Domestic Worlds Typing is a Serious Business. Janice Swivel and Renee Dubois Becky Gerace, Enid Greenberg and Sandra Townsend learning 9 Through Homemaking and Commercial Arts. Fred Herget, Gavin Waycott, Warren Smith, and Billy Frattini. adding machines. 37 Boys enjoy cooking Industrial Arts and Vo-Ag Develop Richard Timothy and Ed Klebieka William Butka f Skills Necessary in Today's Competitive World. William Butka, Albert Engstrom, David Farrell, Clinton Ross working on an engine. Guess Who? Mechanical Drawing Physical Fitness and Good Sportsmanship Are Prime Requisites for Daily Life. Louis Tonello Boys get in trim George Eddy Girls' Field Hockey is fun. Push-ups guarantee strong bodies. Nourishment — for the Mind and Body. John Carr Round table reference work Reading maketh a full man' « We drink Connecticut fresh milk. Mrs. Ruth Ritchie and Mrs. Viola Edebohls Activities Through organizations and activities our characters are molded. The qualities developed are but a speck of light in our search for understanding. As this speck becomes a lantern of hope, our lives will become a torch of leadership. When the clock's unceasing hands point toward our exodus into independence, we will find ourselves possessing those human qualities of leadership, citizenship, and service so important to success. The Student Council Officers: Leona Ford and Goil Backes, Secretaries; William Choromanski, President; LeRoy Kearns, Vice-President; and Carol Mascia, Treasurer. The Student Council is a representative group working for the benefit of the students. Composed of representatives from each of the three classes, this legislative, executive, and judicial body meets weekly to discuss current problems. It strives to create a tie between faculty and students. One of the most active organizations at Lyman Half, the Student Council is responsible for many successful student projects. Faculty advisers are Mr. Richard Burner, Miss Dorothy Dederick, and Mr. George Lone FRONT ROW: Norma Jo Bennett, Jacquelyn DelGreggo, June Hulicki, Marcella Coss, Elizabeth Marlowe BACK ROW: Thomas Grosser, Jomes Vitale, Richard Harkawik, and Katheleen Wasilewski. William Choromanski President. Fellow Students: We have learned much from three years of high school. In these three years we have acquired the abilities to reach our goals in life. Here we have set our patterns for living. Here we have acquired characteristics that will stay with us always. High school is certainly a place for academic learning and study;however, it is more than this. It affords us knowledge far beyond what is taught in the classroom. Through the extra-curricular activities provided at Lyman Hall, we have learned how to get along with people. One of the major objectives of the Student Council is to promote a better understanding between students, faculty, and administration. To be called a good high school student, a person must have many facets. Not only must he be academically proficient, but also he must be ready to take upon himself responsibility. The qualities of leadership, scholarship, character, and service are all important. A good high school student, having attained these qualities is ready to face the future. Sincerely, William Choromanski Advisors: Mr. Long, Miss Dederlck, and Mr. Burner. FRONT ROW: Michele Grywalski, Jacquelyn Boyd, Joan Gudain, Lorraine Binette, and Leah Bethke. BACK ROW: David Pagni, FRONT ROW: Leona Ford, Donna Tremper, Carol Masclo, Goil Bockes, LeRoy Kearns. Brian VonDuen, Charles Molaguti, George BACK ROW: Colvin Robinson, Christopher McLaughlin, William Choromanski, Thomas DeSola, and Robert Strossi. Mansfield, and Victor Cordova. FIRST ROW: Diane Ragone, Noreen Gryga, Dolores Lull, Norma Jo Bennett, Kathleen DeLea, Karen Fantarella, Holly Hayes. SECOND ROW: Donna White, Rose Mary Perrone, Ruth Brackett, Marcella Coss, Eleanor Stender, Donna Meloney, Helene Namnoun. THIRD ROW: Susan Glendell, Francine Zotolli, Janet Kontnik, Charlotte Mills, Lynn Peretzman, Kathleen Wasilewski, Pamela Long. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Burns, Paula Geremia, Ann Bryant, Judith Grace, Cynthia Dunn, Susan Christopher, Cynthia Copper. BACK ROW: Jane Bemont, Susan Collins, Carol Crump, Corrine Wheeler, Marcia Till, Merla Calabrese, Carol Mascia, Sharon Scott, Kathleen Orlando, Kathleen Osborne, Noelle Kearns. The Girls7 League is a service organization comprised of representatives elected from each homeroom. The council supervises various functions such as the Christmas Pageant, the fashion show, a formal prom, and the The Girls’ League Mother-Daughter banquet. Advised by Miss Ethel Ken- nedy, this association of girls brings unity and strength Carol Crump, Secretary; Pane Bemont, Treasurer; Susan Collins, entire Student body. Vice-president; Patricia Burns, President. 48 Key Club Officers The Lyman Hall High School Key Club is an honorary service organization affiliated with Kiwanis International. Under the direction of Mr. James O'Connor, this active boys' group performs services for the school and the community. Some of the outstanding projects this year have been their annual Christmas Toy Drive and their assistance with the March of Dimes. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Paul Smith, James Deary, John Sem-rau, Joseph Haffner, Robert Sanderson, William Treloar, LeRoy Kearns, Thomas Rogers, Charles Kingsland, Robert Christman, Kevin Deary, George DeSala, Christopher McLaughlin, and Robert Berube. SECOND ROW: David Doran, Thomas Mansfield, James Simon, Carl Haller, Steven Bates, Edward Carter, Jay Dooley, Michael Stankus, Roger Appell, Peter Chamberlain, Brian VanDoun, David Pagni, John Horkavy. David Hudson, Calvin Robinson, William Joboggy, John Pelverts, and John Carr. The Band Band Officers FRONT ROW: Diane Wayne, George Yasensky, Matthew Furman, Jane Loomis, Susan Andrews. BACK ROW: Sally Wilkes, Mary Papp, Kenneth Fritz, Leatrice Turlis, Frank Pearson, Joan Kranyak. The Band The music organizations: the Band, Choir, Girls' Glee Club, and Orchestra, are directed by Dr. Richard Otto, Mr. Harold Crump, and Mr. Lawrence Vitali. Annually, these groups participate in several concerts, school activities, civic affairs, and state festivals. Through these organizations, the students are taught to appreciate good music and are given an opportunity to develop their musical abilities. The Marching Band at a football game. Varsity Twirlers FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Alice Brunetti, Nancy Wojtasik, Carol Perotte, Patricia Poison, Dorothy Wasko, Mildred Casanova. BACK ROW: Carey Ann Naillis, Eilleen Zuk, Phyllis Brown, Sally Hoffman, Noelle Johnson, Janet Betlow and Charlotte Baribault. The Band Basses and Baritones FRONT ROW: Susan Mahan, Leatrice Turlis, Ernest Mrazik. BACK ROW: James Elyward, Carl Haller, Robert Bailey, William Seavey, Karl Wood-row. Percussion George Eddy, Richard Butcher, Warren Smith, Arthur Papale, Charles Malaguti, Peter Donzello, Robert Otto, Karen Specht. Flutes FRONT ROW: Holly Hayes, Susan Dontigney, Mary Howe. BACK ROW: Miriam Hager, Donna Pethybridge, Diane Kavanough, Ruth Haller, Mary-ellen Parlato. Clarinets FIRST ROW: Corrine Wheeler, Carol Skubby, Judy Journot, Diane Wayne. SECOND ROW: Sally Wilkes, Gerald Hoffman, Ruth Wood, Karen Barnes, Faith Smith, Joan Kranyak. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Slie, Carol Crump, Mathew Furman, Gail Saxton, Susan Squires, Karen Fantarella, Leah Bethke. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Mottram, Suzanne Sekellick, Wayne Carlson, Anita Olavage, Sharyn Battles, Richard Lake, Ann Collins, Genifa Balough. French Horns lourie Jennings, Mary Popp, Ann Nowotenski, Beverly Parsons, Mary Oboes and Bassoons Elizabeth Mahan. Trumpets Gerald Matuskiewiez, Warren Hall, Charles Balassa, Bruce Todd, Albert Barbieri, Joseph Wolak, Thomas Kinney, Barbara Bell, George Yasensky. Anita Cwirka, Sandra Heilman, Susan Andrews, Susan Collins. Trom’ ones Thomas Meyers, Thomas Rogers, Kenneth Arthur, Fredrick Meltabarger, Robert Bell. Bass Clarinets Gregory Samal, Michele Grywol-ski, Elaine Provencher, John Bon-caddo, Janice Ullman. Saxophones Leroy Kearns, Gary Ames, Kenneth Fritz, Anthony Bocchino, Ronald Burnham, Wayne Me Clellan, Joan Tencza, Jane Loomis. Virginia Richards The Glee Club The Orchestra John Boncoddo The Mixed Choir Mr. Harold Crump Lynne Morris and Barbara Treloar. Left to right: Susan Holder, Noreen Gryga, Gail Marcus, Barbara Sabo, and Patricia Garvin. Mr. Price and Barbara Sabo Officers: Lyvia Groobert, Treasurer; Patricia Garvin, Recording Secretary; Noreen Gryga, President; Gail Marcus, Vice-President; Susan Holder, Corresponding Secretary. Future Farmers of America FRONT ROW: Clark Clemens, James Schipke, Philip Marchese, John Perrsall, Richard Porter, Walter Werbiski, Michael Farkas, Neal Messier. BACK ROW: Paula Gianotti, Thomas Lawlor, James Vitali, James Barnes, Edward Chappo, Donald Mason, Peter lanouette, David Clarke, Trevor Thorpe. FRONT ROW: Patrick Aiello, Sentinel; Edward Klebieka, President; Edward Gryga, Treasurer; John Tassmer, Historian. BACK ROW: William Copeland, Chaplain; Thomas Regan, Vice President; Judson Page, Secretary; David Hax, Reporter. FRONT ROW: Edward Gryga, Thomas Rosick, Patrick Aiello, John Tassmer, Helen Dyson, William Copeland, William Brauch, Harold Rose, Alex Werbiski, Barry Goffin. BACK ROW: Judson Page, Thomas Grace, David Morgan, John Esposito, Thomas Regan, William Crowler, Floyd Hall, Philip Coyle. FRONT ROW: Richard Rowe, William Rumskas, Alan Farkes, Judy Burner, David Hax, David McKinley, Richard Farkas. BACK ROW: Edward Klebieka, Loyal Bell, James Trevers, Stephen Bates, Jack Provencher. College Club Officers: Karen Backstrom, secretary; Donna Pethybridge, president; Ann Ferrier, treasurer; Susan Mahan, vice-president. 58 FIRST ROW: Betsy Curtis, Joonne Kulhmann, Rita Laskowski, Bonita Revoir, Janice Zwible, Nancy Hanisko, Janet Ciko, and Mary Ellen Butler. SECOND ROW: Roberta Gianotti, Linda Warro, Donna Toth, Mary Coughlin, Kathleen Marlowe, Linda Wasilewski, Charlotte Wallace, Linda Mack, Jacquelyn Boyd, Sandra Townsend, Joan Schatzman, Susan Holder, Barbara Curtis, Karen Homestead, and Donna Lefevbre. THIRD ROW: Sandra Adams, Susan Granito, Leatrice Turlis, Maureen Fan-festi, and Karen Pflanz. 59 Science Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: John DeBoise, Patricia Bell, Diane Grady, Susan Bayne, Celine Cavallo, Ann Bryant. THIRD ROW: Mr. Faust- Marcella Coss, Maurie Markowitz, Kathy Dembiczak, Jean Gryga, man. Advisor; Kenneth Arthur, Edward Horniak, John Hacku, William Rallman. SECOND ROW: Florence Landow, Betty Kolodziej, Matthew Furman, Ted Muszynski, Kermit James. Catherine London, Janet Calvo, Diane Dudek, Kathy Wasileski, Forum Club Engineering Club 60 Laurie Jennings, Co-Chairman,- Mary Clack, Treasurer,-Kathleen Orlando, Secretary; Edward Miles, Co-Chairman. Robert Offen, Vice President; John Pelverts, President; Roger Coleman, Treasurer,- Robert Ritz, Secretary. Laurel-Nutmeg State Math Club Meeting Joan Tencza, Sally Hoffman, Richard Treloar, LeRoy Kearns, Robert Brooder, and David Doran. Sports, editorials, and feature articles are presented monthly in the Compass. Led by Miss Sue Overman, adviser, and Susan Holder, editor, this school publication brings the latest news and student opinions to its subscribers. Karen Loudon and Susan Holder FIRST ROW, Left to Right-. Kathleen Dembiczak, Hattie Sittnick, Anita Golia, Phyllis Rollins. SECOND ROW: Howard Fromkin, Victoria Navin, Toni Bernat, Karen Loudon, Lynn Morris. Kathleen Orlando, Susan Holder. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Malchiodi, Betty McArthur, Karen Ziegler, Anita Cwirka, Ruth Wood, Sharon Leone, Veronica Socha, Donna Parker, Richard Marvin. 62 Anita Cwirka typing for the Compass. Susan Holder, Compass Editor The Chronicle is the school's literary magazine. Prose and poetry from all classes -are represented in this annual publication. Under the supervision of Mr. Anthony Ruotolo, adviser, the staff headed by Karen Fromkin, editor-in-chief, publishes this periodical in June. The Chronicle FIRST ROW, left to Right: Karen Fromkin, Ann Shoneck, Sally Hoff- Bonnie Wooding, Sharon Leone, Molly Sullivan, Cynthia Dunn, man, Jane Bemont, Karen Pflanz, Yvonne Gagne. SECOND ROW: Susan Collins, Roberta Gianotti, Gloria Sastre. 63 September 1962 STANDING: Martha Awdziewicz, Susan Granito, Richard Treloar, Carol Crump, and Susan Collins. SEATED: Karen Fromkin, Patricia Burns, Betsy Curtis, and Jane Bemont. Twice during the school year outstanding Lyman Hall students are inducted into the National Honor Society. Possessing the qualities of leadership, character, scholarship, and service, the members of the society strive to promote honesty and integrity throughout the student body. With the advice of Miss Ethel Kennedy, the group presents several informative guidance programs during the school year. Officers. STANDING: Susan Granito. secretary; Richard Treloar, president SEATED: Patricia Burns, vice-president; Martha Awdziewicz, treas- urer. I National Honor Society Mr. John Herter. Richard Treloar March 1963 FIRST ROW: Thomas Mansfield, Karen Mihallsin, Victoria Novin, John Pelverts, Rheta Rogers. Ann Shoneck, Wanda Thompson, and Bonnie Wooding. SECOND ROW: Alan Blakes- lee, Merla Calabrese, Mary Cardillo, Peter Donzello, Cynthia Dunn, Barbara Hayden, Laurie Jennings, Brent Leveille, and Susan Mahan. Plays and Proms I fhe stage is set with dramatic form; the curtain is parted. We are engulfed in a melodious stream of celestial celebration. The thrilling moments of performance and pleasure are suspended about us. Blinding bright lights accentuate the dizzy whirl of figures in costume and gown. Yet, unforeseen, fhe curtain pounces upon the festive scene, extinguishing all but its eternal memory. SIGNER Dance Howard Schomburg and Judith Torgerson. Pamela Lape, James Deary, Betsy Curtis, and John Semrau. Joseph Lee, Stanley Orzechowski, Maureen Hassett, Nicole Nordgren, and John Stupakevich. 68 t Sophomore Prom William Hampp, Gladys Lynes, Kathy Kristan, Bryan VanDeun, Helene Namnoum, and Fred Stone. Richard Vitale and Miriam Hager John Penwell, Ona Oster, David Clark, Janice Brooks, Anthony Giresi, and Eileen Smith. Moon River Our Junior Prom 70 The Grand March Girls' League Formal Working on decorations. Decorating the carousel. The annual Girls' League Formal was held this year on March 22. Using the theme Carousel, Carol Crump, general chairman, and Toni Bernat, decorations chairman, transformed the gym into a carousel complete with prancing horses and brightly colored streamers. Horses galloped and balloons bobbed to the music of Arnold Most and his orchestra. As the clock-struck twelve, the girls and their escorts reluctantly departed, but retained gay memories of the gala affair. Miss Ethel Kennedy and Mr. Harley Flaws guided and assisted the various committees and their chairmen. 73 Junior Play The art of Theatrical Make-up FRONT ROW, left to right: Hattie Sittnick, Molly Sullivan, Judith Journot. BACK ROW: Carl Bandecchi, Daniel Ruderman, Karen Backstrom, and Gary Ames. The Importance of Being Earnest, a three act comedy by Oscar Wilde, was presented by the Junior Class on November 9 and 10, Miss Suzanne Person directed the award-winning play. The comedy is noted for its witty lines, its clever situations, and its satire on the British nobility and clergy. Gary Ames as Ernest Athletics Strong of mind and body, we light the torch as did our Grecian brothers of an ancient age. Like them we desire to excel and win the olive wreath, the symbol of athletic prowess. Success will motivate us to resolve other challenges before us. And yet we are humble. We wish only to win the respect and loyalty of our fellow man, for without these we are not a team at all. FIRST ROW: George Campos, Edward Carter, Robert Berube, Harold Nelson, Stephen Bates, Joseph Haffner, Richart Aitken, Raymond Desrosiers, Carl Haller, George Eddy, George Yasensky, Arthur lussier, Mr. Corbett, Coach. SECOND ROW: John Macollen, Manager, Gerald Munley, Robert Nehez, David Pagni, Robert Christman, George DeSola, John Pietros, Richard Cassello, Richard Butcher, Michael Stankus, Richard Jerzyk, John VanDeun, Gary Majchazak, Fred Gordon, James Cosenza, Mr. Ruotolo, Coach. THIRD ROW: Howard Fromkin, John Mendyka, John Callahan, Glen O'Dell, David Belcher, John . Kroeber, Timothy Gannon, James Shipke, David Skinnen, Michael Mendyka, Kevin Cohan, Charles Canterbury. Absent: Brian VenDeun, Arthur Papale. 80 —I Football Robert Berube Carl Haller James Cosenza Raymond Desrosiers Arthur Lussier Bonita Revoir, Kathleen Osborne, Joan Kranyak, and Gloria Tiburski. 82 f Cheerleaders Basketball John Stupakevich Robert Brooder Carl Haller FRONT ROW, left to right: John McCellan, Peter Gallino, Michael Festa, Ronald. Marks, Kenneth Fritz, Joseph Wojtaslk, John Flora, William McNulty, Michael Resnik, Peter Sabo, Vladimor Wilhousky. SECOND ROW: Manager Malcolm Champagne, Frank Binder, Robert Namnoun, Peter Rossi, David Williams, John VanDeun, Joseph Pajor, Gerald Matuskiewicz, John Granness, Coach Dennis Owens. John Carr The Basketball Schedule Lyman Hall 43 Lyman Hall 50 Lyman Hall 44 Lyman Hall 65 Lyman Hall 53 Lyman Hall 40 Lyman Hall 45 Lyman Hall 75 Lyman Hall 50 Lyman Hall 31 Lyman Hall 55 Lyman Hall 62 Lyman Hall 63 Lyman Hall 58 Lyman Hall 65 Lyman Hall 46 Lyman Hall 81 Lyman Hall 50 Lyman Hall 66 Lyman Hall 63 Lyman Hall 65 Lyman Hall 46 Won 12 Platt 48 Notre Dame 59 Naugatuck 60 Wilson 58 Derby 46 Maloney 66 Seymore 40 Wilson 42 Cheshire 38 East Haven 49 Branford 44 North Haven 57 Shelton 40 Notre Dame 68 Seymore 46 Naugatuck 65 Cheshire 59 East Haven 91 Derby 42 Branford 65 North Haven 74 Shelton 42 Lost 10 Paul Smith VARSITY FRONT ROW, left to right; Paul Smith, John Stupake-vich, Robert Brooder, Captain Charles Gerace, Joseph Haffner, Carl Haller, John Carr. SECOND ROW: Coach Roger McMahon, Peter Gal-lino, Kenneth Fritz, John Fiora, David Williams, William McNutly, manager Jack Semrau. Girls' Sports A typical gym class. Tumbling for fun. Sit-ups. A must. The Modern Dance Club George Eddy, Captain Steven Sarkkinen George Eddy and Coach Barry Farnham William Jobbagy ■I f Track GOLF FIRST ROW: Ronald Hall and Vladamlr Wilhousky; SECOND ROW: James Deary, Captain Raymond Desrosiers, Leroy Kearns, and Kevin Deary. 92 Our Teams TRACK — FIRST ROW: John Hacku, Glenn O'Dell, Richard Treloar, William Knarr, Thomas Rogers, George Eddy, Edgar Canterbury, Thomas Rogers, Richard Fecteau; SECOND ROW: Coach Barry Farnham, Edward Klebieka, William Anderson, John Fiora, John Callahan, Calvin Robinson, Stephen Sarkkinen, William Jobbagy, Robert Christman, Gary Ross, Michael Stankus, Robert Bailey, William Lussier, Kermit James, Joseph Pajor. BASEBALL — FIRST ROW: Mr. William Fritz, Robert Reed, John Ferreira, Richard Santillo, Robert Brooder, Joseph Haffner, Charles Gerace, John O'Neil, Mr. John Riccitelli; SECOND ROW: Gary Majchrzak, Arthur Papale, Michael Cholefsky, Leonard Liptak, Kenneth Fritz, George DeSola, Thomas Dokas, David Williams, David Regan} THIRD ROW: Manager Robert Mitchell, Lloyd DesJardins, Daniel Sommers, James Elyward, Michael Czarnecki, James Schipke, Frank Bender, Harvey Thurrott, James Jasinski, Howard Fromkin. 93 Baseball 9 John Ferriera Richard Santillo Peter Partyka Robert Read Joseph HafPner Co-Captain 95 Stephen Bates The sundial has cast its velvet shadow upon us. Diligently we prepare for the golden noon, not yet arrived. Through science and math we learn the physical shape of the hour; through history we learn its background; through English we learn its beauty. Knowing not how close we are, we strive tirelessly to clear the shadow. Yes, the umbra is upon us, but we are not deterred; for only we can effectuate the Golden Hour. Underclassmen Sophomore Class Officers f Werner Mordarski Peter Sabo John Seichter Patricia Simpson Katherine Vandal Carol Prizzi Sandra Broe Gail Hocking Joan Kranyak Howard Fromkin Robert O'Brien William Schaefer Glen Odell Susan Birks Susan Christopher Dianne Kavanaugh Sharyn Mills Michael Mendyka Marc Ostapowicz John Malchiodi June Hulicki Melissa Edwards Kathleen Kezi Wayne Addy David Clarke Gregory Tremper Peter Rossi Norman Bliss Stephen Lemaire Richord St. Pierre Raymond La Pointe Linda Warro Donna Edgerton Georgette Streeter Ruth Thorpe Kathryn Stella Mary Ann Malchiodi Nancy Hilbert Jean Holmes Donna Lefvebrve Sandra Muli John Toelle Jerry Matuskiewicz Albert Smith Donald Biondi Joseph Pajor William Zmijewski Richard Bakos Nancy Mulrooney Barbara Gale Barbara Bell Eileen Zuk Ruth Haller Pamela Woodtke Irene Kubow Barbara Rosi Gayle Shaw Geraldine Wilhowski Rosemary Gifford Priscilla Robinson Curiosity initiates Scientific Experimentation Melinda Meagher Susan Zambory Patricio Donaldson Charlotte Wolfgang Judy Grace Kathleen Pronovost Anne Raigue Carol Stacey Gail Kanengeser Jack Barbero Charles Andre si n Robert Fazio William Anderson Wayne Murray David Williams Edward Zienkowicz Charles Dougan William Lussier Barbara Kern Rosemary Perone Kunikuza Sahara Dennis Hill Dovid Skinnon Robert Allard Kenneth Hanson Kenneth Spencer John Van Deun Bruce Anderson Vincent Delucia Susan Bates Donna Szymaszek Patricia Mitchell Robert Nomnoum Donna Butcher Sharon Tiedmon 102 Marc Stewart George Herman Eleanor Stender Karen Homestead Karyn Mills Maureen Fanfesti Susan Squires Elizabeth Kolodziej Poula Geremia Jeon Yasensky Diana Fearnley Kathryn Williams Sharon Culver Keith Tomlison Stephen Palmer John Granniss Anthony Bocchino Janet Calvo Anita Golia Betty McArthur Beth Marlowe Margaret Broy Maureen Server Sharon Scott Sandra Koennicke Sandra Heilman Celaine Cavallo Cynthio Cooper Gloria Tiburski Pamela Mills Anita Lavertur Laurette Goudreault Anne Bryant Claudia Wishnafski Sue Kelmon Paula Gianotti Katherine Wasilewski Susan Prince April Ribera John Saunders Trevor Thorpe Gary Thayer Janet Hubert Mary Festo Joan Torello Sharon O'Kane Brenda Lampman Richard Jerzyk Albert Orlando Wayne McClellan Cesar Luaices Michael Momparler Edward Horniak Leonard Petrucelli Donald Ahearn Thomas Kenney Michael Festa John Simon Gary Majchazok Donald Schmitt Sophomores Practice Fundamentals of Democracy George Burghardt John Reynolds Edward Reynolds Kenneth Stella John Pajor Wolter Wanat Richard Fecteau Clark Ooehr Elizabeth Grindell Marie Rivera Carmen Garcia Joanne Kruglik Roger Boyce Walter Lemza John Cervero Antoinette Julczak Bruno Munzi Floyd Hall Shirley Williams Joan Henderson Edward Atkinson Dennis Barry Thomas Bender Robert Beloff Peter Gallino Donald Schultz Larry Goldfarb Paul Carroll Lloyd Des Jardin Tim Gannon Phala Crookshanks Cheryl Abel Jeanette Pittaluga Edgar Canterbury Dana Barre 104 Sondra Beach Rosemary Rigby Gloria Varney Beverly Oakes Carol Tomlinson Janet Ciko Linda Post Nancy Hanisko Linda Mack Susanne Walsh Linda Wasilewski Carol York Kevin Coane Joseph Vumbaco James Jasinski Albert Ashworth Joseph Carroll John Crockett Ronald Burnham Charlotte Wallace Martha Sunbury Ronald Kozak Michael Farkas James Eylward Thomas Grosser Eileen Kenny Donna Toth Gayle Gooch Francis Brown Cynthia Hancock Karen Gould Roxanne Hill Donna Brownell Margaret Brown 105 Neal Messier Harvey Thurrott Donald Werner Anthony DeBlasio Arthur Rodgers Donald Lodice Bonnie Revoir Judy Greenbacker David Vumback Gloria Puglisi Jane Rosadini Marilyn Morganti John Kroeber Thomas Murray Daniel West Francis Rusczek Ray Kopcza Judy Maloney Peter Klausner Linda Salgado Nancy Reed Judith Watkins Peter Partyka Joanne Horback Florence Landow Janice Lariviere Joyce lemes Janet Lawler Sandra Jones Tom Ferriolo Gary Ross Frank Wetmore Robert Savage Michael Robinson Walter Kahl Scott Horton Raymond Schipritt Bruce Huskes Mahlon Houston Peter Pyskaty John Gavallas Linda Lee Rogers Joan Kudla Patricia Slie Robert Azzaro Louis Falcigno Robert Eckert Malcolm Thompson Lawrence Giberton Ronald Barnes Michael Giongreco Michele Landry Clark Clemens Nick Fekete Jerome Clark Donald Benigni Leslie Bridgett Rosemary Dziados Maryrose DaSilva Rosemarie DiFredorico Sophomore Journalists Contribute to the Compass Carol Gariepy Linda Cerrotti Shirley Cassella Robert Braga Paul Seleski David Pitel John Pearsall Walter Werbiski James Schipke Frank Konopka John Samal Gregory Casanova Frank Orosz Donald Solinsky Donald Poggio Rose Marie Horto Mary Mezzi Dorothy Wasko Korin Specht Patricia Taylor Marilyn Szenas Sandra Apgar Barbara Swasey Carol Reopell Michael Halligan Daniel Sommers William Smith Barry Hancock Richard Harkiwik Richard Carr Ronald Stainton Sharyn Middlesworth Judith'Kuhr V 107 Industrial Arts Promote Mechanical Abilities Kerry Payne Sue Boothroyd Solly Peterson John Hacku Lawrence lehto Carol Hunt Nancy Howard Jean Hlntz Cynthia Niles Susan Slater Sharon McCaw Mary Elizabeth Mahan Norma Jo Bennett Marcella Coss Cathy London Maurie Markowitz Barbara Curtis Mary Ferrara Dora Peirano Dominick Clements John Kusak Donald Bishop James Burghardt Christine Dow Marianne Gokey Lillian Guilmette Linda Cavallaco Annette Michaud Alice Brunetti Carol Lawrence Joan Baker Geraldine D'Amico Philip Marchese Michael Konyu James Greenwood Anthony De Blasio, Vincent De Lucio and Robert Allards. ♦ Bernard Bauscher Edward Ballough Jerry DiBortolomeo William Michonski Edward Brown John Gravil Edmund Hudon James Mangino John Lange James Vitali Robert McMinn Bernadine Arisco Richard Nagy Robert. Gdovin Richard Wigh Patsy Barrett Barbara Jobbagy Roselyn Vitelli Barry Anderson Kenneth Ireland John Placa Jules Sweeney Stanley Augustine Alan Cerato Joseph Chappo Thomas Lake Tom Lawler Sandra Adams Donna Freeman Arlene Socha Mary Ann Mushinski Theresa Murphy Allen Gervais David Olson Tom Michiewicz Ivo Salvador Priscilla Robinson Richard Nagy James Smolski Neal Messier Fred Costa Brian Timek Larry Goldfarb John McCellan John Petros James Vitale Dale Sutherland Janet Choti Pam Mills Bonnie Pire Ann Gindell Noelle Kearns Harold Scott Joan Zobrowski Carol Jasinski Thomas Mlckiewicz John Massoras John Gravil Ann Collins Susan Tanch Suello Sabine Joanne Stankwitz Claudio Helleman Kathy Dembiczak Phyllis Rollins Diane Rose ’atricia Ryan Ira Cohen Bhan Timek Marcia Till Deborah Palmer Diane Grady Linda Valentine Shirley Treloar Bonnie Pire Elinor Aitken Donna Perone Linda Barker Jacqueline DelGreggo Marilyn Fekete Richard Drost Tom Rogers Thomas Dokas Richard Porter Walter Kusok Richard Addy Richard Duchette Frank Binder Peter Lanovette John DeBaise James Barnes Willard Knarr John Soboslai Michael Czornechi Raymond Carlson James Dringoli Chorles O'Brien David Dolan Diane Dudek Barbara Bell Mary Ellen Parlotto Susan Bayne Kathleen Osborne Sharon Devine Nancy Mason Diamond Bartolomucci Elizabeth Cyr Jean Goyga Shirley Ferry Anne Collins Sharon D'Amoto Diane Philippi Bonnie Bates Lorraine Freeman Gale Dichello Leslie Bellows Barbara Consiglio Paulo Beggs Shirley Derouin Frank Ferrauolo Junior Class Officers Joan Gudain, Robert Strossi, Robert Christman, Kermit James. Miss Rosa Brown Ring Committee Edward Nowak, Laura Wilson, Edward Crocco. Beverly Parsons, Robert Strossi. Junior Class Advisors Junior Representative Council Left to right FROM TOP: Mary Coughlin, Thomas Farone, Janice Brooks, Carol Skubby, Laurie Glatfelter, Kenneth Valiquette, Paul Burns, Muriel Bates, David Sinclair, Chris Fitzgerald, Alexandra Hanson, Richard Butcher, Lenard Liptok, Stanley Jerzak, Mike Stankus, Carol Jasinski, John Heald, Harold Rose, Thomas Rosick, Charles McKean, John DiFranco, and James Viarengo. Juniors Diligently Prepare for College Boards. 112 I Juniors develop business skills. Juniors mingle with upperclassmen. ns Left to right FROM TOP: Malcolm Champagne, Karen Loudon, Judy Journot, Anita Cwirlca, Joan Gudain, Proncine Zottoli, Paulo Buntele, Sharyn Battles, Johanna Darin, Alice Mezza, Kathleen Slie, Helen Dryson, Gail Saxton, Diana Ragone, Pamela tape, Brenda Stuer, Ona Oster, Eileen Smith, John O'Neil, Edward Miles, Charles Malaguti, David Osborne, Wayne Carlson, Donald Hall, Thomos Myers, Eva Freemantle, Ernest Mrazik, and Gary Paradise. Junior Thespians Make Their Dramatic Debut. John Mongo Alice Conell Moureen Corroll Carol Cloutman Walter Loyman John Devine Thomas Rogers Sally Wilkes Wayne Ferrari Sandro Parylak Fred Meltabarger Robert Wallace Robert Bailey Richard Butcher David Pagni Edward Crocco Donna Malinowski John Heald Rosemary Brezicki Helene Namnoun Sharon Leone Hattie Sittnick Elizabeth Boldizar Mary Ann Smith Kevin Wise Robert Strossi Kevin Deary Patricia Konopka Susan Gledhill Johanne Kuhlmann Alice Downey Laura Wilson Susan Kezi Penny Prior Virginia Richards Jane Poropatich Theresa Wyszkowski Carol Skubby Honora Bukowski Mary Barberino Brenda Pareti Carolyn Connelly Indulis Chochoms Walter Marston Edward Killeen William Tester Robert Christman Danny Ruderman Gloria Sastre Carol Wallof Linda Philie Lynne Peretzmon Pamela Long Dorothy Denya Patricia Bell Saba Zolty Jacqueline Touchette Sharon Sarafin George De Sola John Boncoddo Eugene Maillet Richard Spurr George Ennever Robert Read Michael Resnick Sue Dontigney Natalie Chamberlain Lorraine Abreu Mary Ann Bryda Donna Malo Lynda Hill Elaine Provencher Patricia Gavette Diane Bell Bill Gerace David Morgan Gavin Waycott Judson Page Bill Frattini Alex Werbiski Left to right FROM TOP: Loureen Porto, Cheryl Horowitz, Rito Gerber, Janice Pattee, Paula Fenton, David Sinclair, Ronald LeDoux, John Ives, John Mendyka, Richard Marvin, Joseph Wolak, Norman Lefevre, Dana Lindsay, Charlotte Mills, Marilyn Stupski, Mariam Hager, Karen Krick, Linda Manley, Susan Andrews, Jacquelyn Boyd, Beverly Parsons, Audrey Rusiok, Kristine Sebastian, Holly Hayes, Kathy Kristan, James Simon, Edward Burgess, and Gerald Hoffman. Art Stimulates Cultural Interest. Left to Right FROM TOP: Arthur Popole, Adolf Wolcheski, John Homelin, Barry Goffin, Tom Bedlawski, Raymond Hilbert, Paul Sabin, Edward Weathers, Timothy Wahl, Peter Symes, Pamela Thibodeau, Joyce Sirois, Mara Vanags, Janet Day, Anita Olavage, Lorraine Tartaglia, Donna Des Jardins, Kathy Partridge, Pamela Johnson. Rita Laskowski, Barbara Mozden, Molly Sullivan, Patricia Garvin, Linda Glatfelter, Lorraine Binette, Louis Torelli, Kathy Marlowe, and Cheryl McCarthy. Juniors Analyze Our Common Denominator — English. Richord Cassello Richard Goldfarb Thomas Cullen John Parla Edward Dorsey Robert Anderson Stuart Goffin Clodealda Ortiz Sharon Nestor Susan Higley Linda Wahl Sandra DelGreggo Ruth Brackett Cheryl Davies Elizabeth Loin Elaine Berardesca Ann Hande JoAnna Kurty Glen Calkins John Tassmer William Pallman Emilia Waszkiewicz Karen Carlson Genafa Ballough Virginia Wallace Pamela Sittnick Kathleen Sturken Maureen Sturken Judith Reed Elsie Brooder Karen Bobinski Leigh Burbach Fred Baptist Kathleen Brenton Larry Charpentier David McKinley Janet Pagano Bonnie Busa Jeffrey Ellefsen Alfred Danorovich Thomos Kozak Frank Sova Roberta Dubar Claudia McKinstry Donald Mason Robert Gustafson Kenneth Arthur James Gibson John Fiora Robert Mitchell Robert Ottaviano Mary Quezada Helen Krol Joyce Anderson Gloria Losi Patricia Giannini Carol Lafferty Marilyn Vodarski Gladys Lynes Louise Gianotti Joan York Annette Solkoske Karen Ziegler Dolores Molo William Pegg David Hudson Charles Kingsland Thomas Regan Russell Williams Stanley Jurzak Maynard Vass Lois Messier Joan Zobrowski Catherine Wendt Gerda Boettger Patti Gonyu Kathleen Becker Suzanne Chorpentier Carolyn Fowler Barbara Kapi Left to right FROM TOP: Marcia Nearing, Ruth Wood, Anne Nowotenski, Donna Pethybridge, Maureen Rook, Linda Welton, Janice Kontnick, Linda Cosenza, Leah Bethke, Karen Backstrom, Carol Cameron, Marcia Hoff, William Seavey, John Martin, William McNulty, George Manchester, Donna Meloney, Nora Scott, Janet Fekete, Patricia Fazzino, Joan Musso, Janet Timothy, David Moslow, Warren Hall, Thomas Brosnan, Edward Grygo, Pasquale Aiello, and Glenn Werners. Junior Prom Climaxes Our Social Events. Left to right FROM TOP: Paul Ribera, John Esposito, Margaret Alexander, Pomelo Walton, Phyllis Conary, Richard Massores, James Viarengo, James Ricci, Alfred Tangney, Bruce Todd, Thomas Grace, John Horkavy, Joseph Wojtosik, Charles Canterbury, Anna Ortiz, Vickie Coniglia. Howard Williams, William Rumskas, John Osowski, Thomas Cullen, Thomas Farone, Thomas Oppelt, Robert Offen, Scott Carothers, Freddy Gordon, Gregory Samal, 'J Ja f es Geremia, David Belcher, Shirley Roberts, Laurel Gawrych, Eleanor Davidzonek, Kermif James, Lester Valentine, John Ferreira, John Prinzhorn, Kenneth Fritz, Edward Eylward, Suzanne Sekel-lick, Carol Robitaille, John Callahan, Michael Cholesky, William Ciarlelli, Fred Cox, William Brauch, David Wilkinson, William Copeland, Elizabeth Elyett, and Joyce Pence. John ,Sullivan ‘Mfrert Reed rJohn Eudy Philip Coglee Kenneth Valiquette dnald Marks Susan Grace Kathleen Boughton Donna Perkins Mildred Casanova Susan Wasilewski Patricia Streeter Ronald Mack Corl Bandecchi James Carfora Michael Stankus Gary Ames Carl Woodrow Georgia Fries Angela Cortes Janice Zwibble Elinor Grindell Diane Boyle Marion Donovan Karen Fantarella Faith Smith Margaret Mottram Kathleen Delea Donna Hacku Eleanor Cuerbo Michele Grywalski Lucille Coyle Patricia Poison Edward Zolkiewicz Andreo Tanganelli Marilyn Damm Noncy Hubert Margaret Taylor Judith Torgerson Susan Brackett Our age of gold is hidden in the clouds of the future. No map guides us to its hidden treasures. We don a suit of honor, a helmet of courage, and a sword of conviction. Thus armed, we set out on separate paths. Our destinations remain imperceptible. Like stars, our successes seem distinctly bright and almost within reach; yet, they continue to flicker on the dark stage of the horizon, ever changing. It is a dark era, ours to illuminate. f f + ? + v; � T . The Graduating Class Class History Class Historians: Sue Collins and Chris McLaughlin. These are the abstracts and brief chronicles of the time. (Hamlet At the moment we entered Lyman Hall in September, 1960, a new clock began to tick. We, as a class, would need to accomplish many things and time was our greotest limitation. Because we were a society and government is necessary for a successful society, we elected officers. Victor Cordova was chosen president and LeRoy Kearns, Roberta Andrews and Gail Backes were vice-president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. Recognizing the fact that a unity was necessary between the three classes at Lyman Hall, we democratically elected Chuck Balassa, Steve Bates, Rusty Brooder, Victor Cordova, Tom Mansfield, LeRoy Kearns, Roberta Andrews, Gail Backes, Betsy Curtis, Sue Collins, Leona Ford and Barbara Sabo to be our class representatives to the Student Council. Aiding us in our acclimation were our class advisors. Miss Chase and Mr. McGahie. Under their helpful direction we organized into committees to fulfill varied class activities. Among these was the ring committee headed by Mary Ellen Butler. As the clock ticked on, sports became increasingly important to many students in our class. Receiving varsity letters were Joe Haffner, Charlie Gerace, Rusty Brooder and George Grosser. To cheer the athletes on, a junior varsity cheering squad was chosen consisting of Barbara Sabo, Carol Crump, Mary Howe, and Sue Collins. The hour of our social debut was approaching as we elected LeRoy Kearns to be General Chairman of the class dance, Harbor Lights. Final exams brought the year to a close. Regretfully, we left the portals of Lyman Hall, one year older and infinitely more aware of the twor challenging years ahead of us. September brought the falling leaves and the return to school. Here we were greeted by a new principal, Mr. John Price. Accustomed to our responsibilities, we elected officers for the new year. For these positions we chose LeRoy Kearns as president, Victor Cordova as vice-president, Leona Ford as secretary and Gail Backes as treasurer. Various committees were chosen from the Representative Council which consisted of a boy and girl from each junior homeroom. These groups decided on our class colors, blue and white, and our motto, The Golden Age is before us, not behind us. Again we elected Student Council Representatives. Returning were Gail Backes, Leona Ford, Barbara Sabo, Victor Cordova, LeRoy Kearns and Tom Mansfield. Newly appointed members included Donna Tremper, Renee Dudois, Barbara Kusak, Richard Treloar, Richard Wachtelhausen, Bill Choromanski and Albert Barbieri. The hour of our cultural debut approached. While general chairman Jane Bemont worked with all play committees, Noelle Johnson, Walter Dembiczak, Bill Choromanski, Barbara Sabo, Frank Pearson, Matt Furman, Tom Mansfield, Sue Holder, and Donna Waycott rehearsed conscientiously for the Junior Class Play, Our Town. November saw the Junior Thespians performing with poise and sensitivity. T28 Time ticked on and soon it was January,- our most important project as Juniors was begun. Moon River was chosen as the theme for our prom. Pat Burns and Gail Marcuss, as co-chairmen, worked hard to organize the event; and our advisors. Miss Brown and Mr. Granucci, aided us immeasurably in making this occasion a success. Thus ended our second year at Lyman Hall. It had been a year of apprenticeship and now we were ready to demonstrate our leadership. Never before have we had so little time in which to do so much. These words of F.D.R. certainly illustrate our feelings as we started our final year at Lyman Hall. To make these last months fruitful, we chose Victor Cordova to lead us. Rusty Brooder was elected vice-president; Leona Ford, secretary; and Donna Tremper, treasurer. Representing us on the Student Council were Tom Mansfield, Bill Choromanski, Chris McLaughlin, Calvin Robinson, LeRoy Kearns, Victor Cordova, Charlie Gerace, Gail Backes, Leona Ford, Sue Collins, Joan Tencza, Donna Tremper, Donna White, and Carol Mascia. To aid us in this, our most important year, we had the advantage of the new language laboratory and educational television, which were used frequently. With the help of our advisor, Mrs. Bohannah, we began work on our Senior Prom, Cantonese Festival. General Chairman Betsy Curtis was ably assisted by committee chairmen Diane Franklin, Noreen Gryga, Mary Cardillo, Patricia Zobrowski, Laurie Jennings, and Leona Ford. On November seventeenth with a crimson dragon enhancing the atmosphere, we held our Cantonese Festival, which was highlighted by the crowning of our Senior Class queen, Leona Ford, attended by Gail Backes and Donna Tremper. Sports occupied much of the boys' time during our Senior year. Although the teams were plagued by injuries, the spirit of the fans was maintained by our senior cheerleaders: Captain Sue Collins, Mary Ellen Butler, Carol Crump, and Linda Geremia. As work on the Signer progressed under the competent leadership of Martha Awdziewicz, we began to realize the nearness of graduation. While the clock ticked away our few remaining months, we looked forward to Class Night and Graduation. Then we would go our separate ways, but would still be united by the words The Golden Age is before us, not behind us. Only a moment; a moment of strength, of romance, of glamour — of youth! ... A flick of sunshine upon a strange shore, the time to remember, the time for a sigh, — and good bye! (Conrad, Youth) THE GRAND MARCH Our Junior Officers: Victor Cordova, Leona Ford and Leroy Kearnes. Accomplished Most for the Class Most Popular and Friendliest CONFERENCE r- ! Victor Cordova and Leona Ford Class Advisor Mrs. Bohannah Assistant Advisor Mrs. Kruse Senior Class Officers Left to right: Rusty Brooder, Leona Ford, Victor Cordova, and Donna Tremper. 131 Literary Editor Karen Framkin Advisors Mr. John Kowalski, Mr. Jordon Abeshouse, Miss Muriel Quient. The Signer The Signer, an annual publication, catalogues the written and pictorial highlights of the school year and frames them for remembrance. Through the combined efforts of the seniors on the art, literary, production, and business staffs, a unified pattern emerges. Miss Muriel Quint is the faculty adviser for the yearbook, with Mr. John Kowalski as literary adviser, Mr. Jordan Abeshouse as art adviser, and Mr. John Mitchell as business adviser. Production: Veronica Socha, Mary Ellen Butler, Matt Furman, Mr. James Toomey, Martha Awdziewicz, Karen Mihalisin, Jennie Czajo, Mary Cardillo, and Susan Mahan. Literary: Ann Ingraham, Mary Howe. Jane Loomis, Kathy Orlando, Bonnie Wooding, Lynn Morris, and Sue Holder; Lee Turlis, Karen Fromkin, Molly Sullivan. Art Staff: Noreen Gryga, Diane Franklin, Betsy Curtis, Merle Calabrese. Business Manager Thomas Mansfield L to R Ronald Petruski, Donna Tremper, Leona Ford, Victor Cordova, President; Gail Backes and John Carr. L to R Betsy Curtis, General Chairman; Leona Ford, Invitations; Patricia Zobrowski and Mary Cardillo, Refreshments; Laurie Jennings, Programs,- Noreen Gryga and Diane Franklin, Decorations. Dear Classmates, I, of all previous senior class presidents, have the best reason to cherish you, my fellow classmates. My being born to a minority group and having a different racial background did not make one bit of difference to you. You honored me by allowing me to lead the class through the years at Lyman Hall. Although with time exact memories will diminish, your kindness and fellowship will, nevertheless, always remain in my heart and mind. Lyman Hall, its building and its traditions, has a special meaning for our class. A large percentage of us started our junior high years in this building. Because of this we perhaps have felt more at home here than any other class. For this reason, and for the studies and activities we've shared, it will be difficult for us to leave Lyman Hall. Yet, a new life and surroundings await us, a world of freedoms and responsibilities, joys and hardships. We must be aware that with the freedom for which we've been striving will come numerous responsibilities, and that with successes there must be hard work. My best wishes for the future to you, my fellow classmates, and to our beloved Lyman Hall High School. Sincerely yours, Victor Cordova Most Likely to Succeed Victor Cordova and Susan Collins Kathleen Allen Martha Awdziewicz Richard Aitken Charles Balassa Roberta Andrews Gail Backes Roger Appell Albert Barbieri KATHLEEN ALLEN - Girls' League 10,11,12. RICHARD AITKEN — Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10; Track 11. ROBERTA ANDREWS — Class Secretary 10; Student Council 10; Girls' League 10,11,12; Band 11; Business Club 12; Athletic Association 11. ROGER APPELL - Track 10,11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; Cross-Country 10,11,12. MARTHA AWDZIEWICZ — Modern Dance 10,11,12; Christmas Pageant 10,11; College Club 11; Co-Chairman Prom Refreshments 11; Girls' League 10,11,12; Honor Usher 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Treasurer 12; Signer 11,12; Editor-in-Chief 12; Athletic Association 11,12. CHARLES BALASSA — Student Council 10; French Club 10; Photography Club 10; Track 11; Homeroom Representative 11. GAIL BACKES — Class Treasurer 10,11; Student Council 10,11,12; Recording Secretary 12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Executive Board 10; Christmas Pageant 10; Honor Usher 11; Ring Committee 10; Queen's Attendant 12. ALBERT BARBIERI — Band 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Student Council 11; Prom Decorations 10. LYNDA BAILEY — Art Exhibition 10,11; Intramurals 11; Girls' League 10,11,12. STEPHEN BATES - Football 10,11,12; Co-Captoin 12; Basketball 10; Student Council 10; Track 11; Future Farmers of America 10,11. LENORE BALOGH - Girls' League 10,11,12; Glee Club 11,12. ROBERT BECKWITH — Future Farmers of America 12. CHARLOTTE BARIBAULT — Girls' League 10,11,12; French Club 10; Varsity twirling 11,12. LOYAL BELL — Future Farmers of America 11,12. ANN MARIE BARILLARO — Girls' League 10,11,12; French Club 10; Future Teachers' Club 10,11,12. ROBERT BELL — Photography Club 12. 138 ♦ 139 Betsy Curtis, John Semrau 140 Leona Ford, Albert Barbieri Jonet Betlow John Bonj Janice Binette Robert Brooder Volerie Borek William Butko Doris Boyce John Carr KAREN BARNES — Band 10,11,12; Girls' league 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Latin Club 11; College Club 11; Pep Club. ROBERT BERUBE — Key Club 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. JANE BEMONT — Modern Dance 10,11; Play Chairman 11; College Club 11; Homeroom Representative 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Girls' League Treasurer 12; Future Teachers' Club 12. KENNETH BIRO — Hobbies: Weightlifting; Hunting; Fishing; Astronomy. ELLEN BERCIER — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 12. ALLEN BLAKESLY — Honor Usher Graduation 11. TONI BERNAT — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11; Future Teachers' Club 11; Cheerleader 11; Modern Dance 11. GLEN BLAND — Homeroom Representative 10; Prom Decorations 11; Play Decorations 11. JANET BETLOW — Twirling 10,11,12; Girls' League Representative 10,11,12. JOHN BONI — Intramurals 11; Athletic Association 10,11,12. JANICE BINETTE — Girls' League 10,11,12; Intramurals 10,11; Prom Inviitation Committee 11; Homeroom Representative 11. ROBERT BROODER — Football 10; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12, Co-Captain 12; Homeroom Representative 10,11; Class Vice-President 12. VALERIE BOREK — Girls' League 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 11. WILLIAM BUTKA - Prom Construction 11. DORIS BOYCE - Girls' League 10,11,12; Glee Club 10,11,12; Chonsonettes 11. JOHN CARR - Football 10,11; Basketball 10,11,12; Key Club 11,12. 141 Class Comedians Helen Brija Judith Burner Peter Chamberlain Gail Porto and George Yasensky bother Bill Choromonski. Edward Carter John Cerrato Phyllis Brown Patricia Burns Mary Ellen Butler William Choromanski Merla Colabrese Roger Coleman HELEN BRIJA — Athletic Association 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 12; Glee Club 10,11.12; Prom Decorations Athletic As-11,12; Vice- 10,11. EDWARD CARTER - Football 10,11,12; Key Club 10,11.12; Track 10.11,12. PHYLLIS BROWN — Girls' League 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 11,12; Twirling 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12. JOSE CASANOVA — Basketball 10,11; Athletic Association 10,11,12. JUDITH BURNER — German Club 10; Modern Dance 11,12; Future Farmers of America 11,12. JOHN CERRATO - Basketball 10,11,12; Class Play 11,12; Prom 11. PATRICIA BURNS — Girls' League 10,11,12; President 12; Latin Club 10,11; Chronicle 10; sociation 10,11,12; Representative Council 11; Prom Chairman 11; National Honor Society President 12. PETER CHAMBERLAIN - Cross Country 10,11,12; Key Club 11,12; Track 11,12. MARY ELLEN BUTLER — Cheerleader 11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Future Nurses 12; Compass 10,11; Associate Editor 10; Editor II; Ring Committee Chairman 11; Entertainment Chairman 10. WILLIAM CHOROMANSKI — Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10; Key Club 12; Student Council 11,12; Presi dent 12; Compass 12; Representative Council 11; Class Play 11. MERLA CALABRESE — Girls' League 10,11,12; Executive Board 10,11,12; Christmas Pagean Modern Dance 10,11,12; Homeroom Representative 11; Programs Assistant Chairma tions Chairman 11. ROGER COLEMAN — Engineering Club 11,12; Mixed Choir 11,12. CAROL CAMIRE — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,1 Club 10,11,12; French Club 10. VICTOR CORDOVA — Student Council 10,11,12; Treasurer II; Class President 10,12, 11; Track 11; Christmas Pageant 11,12; Prom Decorations 10,11,12 ■ Class Play 11 -Pep MARGARET CANELL — Girls' League 10,11,12; Library Aide lO.Jl tompoSs 12. RALPH CORREIA — Photography Club 11; Prom Lig trtig 11 12. CL-- Christmas Pageanj £0A ;i airman , Prom Decode . rM J Carol Camire Victor Cordova 1 Margaret Canell Ralph Correia Georgia Cestaro Thomas Crossley Most Athletic Mary Cardilio Mary Clack Susan Collins James Cosenza James Deary Walter Dembiczok 144 Donna Tremper, Joe Haffner Jo-Ann Cosenza Alan Desjardins Judith Crocker Donald Desmond Carol Crump Raymond Desrosiers Elizabeth Curtis David Dobrindt MARY CARDILLO — Girls' League 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 11,12; Refreshment Committee Chairman 11,12; Signer 11,12; College Club 12; Future Business Leaders of America President 12; Honor Usher 11; Future Teachers' Club 12; Intramurals 10,11,12; Pep Club 12; Steering Committee 11; Prom Invitations and Programs 11,12; Athletic Association 12. JAMES COSENZA — Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10; Track 11; Intramurals 10,11. GEORGIA CESTARO — Music Council 11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; All-State Chorus 11,12; Concert Usher 10,11,12; Modern Dance. THOMAS CROSSLEY — Engineering Club 10,11,12; Bowling League 10. MARY CLACK — Modern Dance 10,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11; Glee Club 11,12; Music Council 12; Future Teachers' Club 11,12; All-State 12. JAMES DEARY — Entered from Fairfield Prep 11; Golf 12; Key Club 11,12; Class Ploy 11. SUSAN COLLINS — Cheerleader 10,11,12; Captain 12; Chronicle 11; Girls' League 10,11,12; Vice-President 12; Student Council 10,12; Class Historian 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Representative Council 11; Signer 12. WALTER DEMBICZAK — Band 10; Homeroom Representative 11; Prom Deocrations 11,12; German Club 11; Class Play 11. JO-ANN COSENZA - Girls' League 10,11,12; Girls' Glee Club 10; Mixed Choir 10,11,12; Class Play 11. ALAN DESJARDINS — Photography Club 12; Class Play 11; Prom Decorations 11. JUDITH CROCKER - Girls' League 10,11,12; Intramurals 10,11. DONALD DESMOND — Athletic Association 10,11,12. CAROL CRUMP — Girls' League 10,11,12; Secretary 12; Band 10,11,12; Music Council 10,11; Cheerleader 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; All-State 11,12, Signer 12. RAYMOND DESROSIERS - Football 11,12; Basketball 10,11; Golf 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 11. ELIZABETH CURTIS — Girls' League 10,11.12; Student Council 10; Future Nurses 12; Homeroom Representative 11; Prom Decorations Chairman 11; Prom Chairman 12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Signer 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Modern Dance 11, 12. DAVID DOBRINDT - Athletic Association 10,11,12. 145 Jennie Czajo Karen Dederick Peter Donzello Janice Day Jay Dooley David Doran Patricia Delorge George Eddy JENNIE CZAJA — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Pep Club 10; Glee Club 10,11; Future Teachers' Club 10,11; College Club 11; Compass 12; Signer 11,12; Music Council 11. PETER DONZELLO — Band 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. JANICE DAY — Entered from Wilbur Cross High School 11; Girls' League 11,12. JAY DOOLEY — Engineering Club 11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; Prom Steering Committee 11. KAREN DEDERICK — Entered from Peterborough Consolidated School; Girls' League 10,11,12. DAVID DORAN — Cross-Country 10,11; Key Club 11,12; Football 12; Prom Decorations 11,12; Track 11; Athletic Association 10,11,12. PATRICIA DELORGE — Cheerleader 10; Girls' League 10,11,12; French Club 10; Athletic Association 11; Pep Club 12; Intramurals 11. GEORGE EDDY - Football 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 11. FRANCINE DELROSO — Girls' League 10,11,12; Prom Programs 11; Prom Invitations 11,12; Future Business Leaders of America 12; Athletic Association 12. ALBERT ENGSTROM — Football 10,11; Key Club 11. JEAN DEMBICZAK — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 11,12; Class Play 11. ALAN FARKAS •- Future Farmers of America 10,11,12. RENEE DUBOIS — Mixed Choir 10,11,12; Student Council 11; All-State Chorus 11; Girls' League 10,11, 12; Ring Committee 11; Music Council 11; Athletic Association 10,11,12. RICHARD FARKAS — Future Farmers of America 11,12. CYNTHIA DUNN — Girls' League 10,11,12; Executive Board 12; College Club 11; Future Teochers' Club II; Athletic Association 12. DOUGLAS FOSTER — Class Play 11; Athletic Association 11,12. 146 147 Jonet Betlow and escort enjoy Senior Prom. ■i Margaret Dunn Matthew Furman Carolyn Escoto George Grosser MARGARET DUNN — Girls' League 10,11,12; Glee Club 10,11; Athletic Association 10. MATTHEW FURMAN — Track 12; Cross-Country 12; Baseball 10; Band 10,11,12; President 12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; German Club 10,11; Music Council 12; Representative Council 10,11; All-State 11. CAROLYN ESCOTO — Glee Club 11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 11,12; Modern Dance 11. GEORGE GRASSER - Basketball 10,11; Athletic Association 10,11,12. ANN FERRIER — Entered from Gateway School 11; Athletic Association 11,12, Signer 12; College Club Treasuer 12. CHARLES GERACE - Athletic Association 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Captain 12; Baseball 10,11,12; Student Council 12. ANNA FIGUEIREDO — Girls' League 10,11,12; Executive Board 10; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Signer 12; Honor Usher 11. TERRILL GOODMAN •— German Club 10; French Club 10; Athletic Association 10,11,12. LEONA FORD — Student Council 10,11,12; Corresponding Secretary 12; Class Secretary 11,12; Modern Dance 10,11,12; Prom Invitations Chairman 11,12; Future Nurses Club 12; Class Queen 12. KAREN FROMKIN — National Honor Society 11,12; Honor Usher 11; Signer 12; Literary Editor 12; Chronicle 11,12; Editor-in-Chief 12; Class Ploy 11; Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11; Prom Decorations 11. GEORGE GDOVIN - Athletic Association 10,11,12; Football 11; Track 10,11. DIANE FRANKLIN — Entered from Stamford High School 11; Prom Decorations 11,12; Chairman 12; Girls' League 11,12; Signer 12. FRED GUSTAVSON - German Club 10,11. PATRICIA FRAZIER — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 11; Glee Club 10,11,12. JOSEPH HAFFNER - Baseball 10,11,12; Co-Captain 12; Basketball 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Co-Captain 12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. YVONNE GAGNE — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11; Future Business Leaders of America Secretary 12. STEVEN HALL — Entered from Cheshire Academy; Football 12; Baseball 12; Basketball; Athletic Association 12. Ann Ferrier Chorles Gerace Anna Figueiredo Terrill Goodman Wilfred Homelin Roberto Gordner Undo Geremio Bruce Hortmon Sue Collins, Lee Kearns Rebecca Gerace Lynn Germain Carl Haller Larry Hansen Prettiest Girl — Handsomest Boy Roberta Gianotti David Hox Claire Goodridge Fred Herget ROBERTA GARDNER — Girls' League 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 12; Glee Club 11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. CARL HAUER — Band 10,11,12; Key Club 11,12; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. REBECCA GERACE — Girls' League 10,11,12; Glee Club 10,11; Athlectic Association 10,11,12; Future Business Leaders of America 12; Prom Decorations 10,11. WILFRED HAMELIN — Homeroom Representative 11; Athletic Association 11,12. LINDA GEREMIA — Homeroom Representative 10.11; Twirling 10,11; Prom Decorations 10,11; Orchestra 10,11,12; Secretary-Treasurer 12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Cheerleader 11,12; Music Council 11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Signer 12; Steering Committee. LARRY HANSEN — German Club 10,11; Athletic Association 10,11,12. LYNN GERMAIN — Girls' League 10.11.12: Future Teachers' 10; Athletic Association 10. BRUCE HARTMAN — Future Farmers of America 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. ROBERTA GIANOTTI — Glee Club 10,11,12; Athletic Association 12; Class Play 11; Girls' League 10,11, 12; Future Nurses 12; Signer 12. DAVID HAX — Future Farmers of America 10,11,12; Compass 11,12. CLAIRE GOODRIDGE — Girls' League 10,11,12; Future Business Leaders of America 12; Athletic Association 12. FRED HERGET — Class Play 11; Prom Construction 11; Intramurals 10,11,12. GENEVIEVE GOPOIAN — Athletic Association 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 10,11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12. MARK HOPKINS — Athletic Association 10,11,12; Class Play 11; Prom Decorations 11; Intramurals 11,12. SUSAN GRANITO — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11; College Club Secretary II; National Honor Society 11,12; Secretory 12; Future Nurses of America 12. WILLIAM JOBBAGY — Engineering Club 10,11,12; Treasurer 11; Track 11,12; Cross-Country 12; Honor Usher 11; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Key Club 11,12; Audio-Visual Club 11,12; German Club 11; Class Play 11. Genevieve Gopoion Mark Hopkins Susan Granito Williom Jobbagy Lyvia Groobert Edward Klebieka Most Dramatic Enid Greenberg Judith Gross Noreen Gryga Leroy Kearns Brent Leveille Patrick Leveille VW ' 'J-Joelie Johnson i p Frank Pearson Vcf t Suson Harrington John Linville Maureen Hassett Stanley Loncola Barbara Hayden Robert Lunney Faye Hayden Arthur Lussier ENID GREENBERG - Girls' League 10,11.12; Athletic Association 10,11. LEROY KEARNS — Class Vice-President 10; Class President 11; Key Club 10,11,12; Secretary 11; President 12; Lieutenant-Governor 12; Student Council 10,11,12; Vice-President 12; Golf Team 10,11,12; Band Drum Major 11,12; Liaison Officer 12; Music Council II. LYVIA GROOBERT — Modern Dance 10,11,12; Christmas Pageant 10.11; Future Teachers' Club 11,12; Treasurer 11,12; Honor Usher 11; Girls' League 10,11,12; Signer 12; Athletic Association 10,11. EDWARD KLEBIEKA — Athletic Association 10,11,12; Future Farmers of America 10,11,12; President 12; Track 11,12. JUDITH GROSS — Athletic Association 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12. BRENT LEVEILLE - Athletic Association 10,11,12; Photography Club 11. NOREEN GRYGA — Girls' League 10,11,12; Executive Board 10,12; Future Teachers' Club 11; President 12; Signer Art Editor 12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Prom Decorations Chairman 12; Prom Program Chairman 11. PATRICK LEVEILLE — Athletic Association 10,11,12; Photography 11. SUSAN HARRINGTON — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10.11,12; Latin Club 10,11; Orchestra 10,11,12. JOHN LINVILLE — Baseball, Football, Farm Work. MAUREEN HASSET - Athletic Association 10,11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 10.11,12; Modern Dance 11. STANLEY LONCOLA — Prom Decorations 11; Class Play 11; Mixed Choir 11,12. BARBARA HAYDEN —- Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11; Future Teachers' Club 11,12; Honor Usher 11; Glee Club 12; Signer 11; College Club 11; Prom Decorations 11.12. ROBERT LUNNEY - Baseball 10,11,12; Cross-Country 10; Class Play 11; Intramurals 11. FAYE HAYDEN — Athletic Association 11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Future Business Leaders of America 12; Prom Decorations 11,12. ARTHUR LUSSIER - Football 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11.12. 153 DONNA HICKMAN — Girls' League 10,11,12; Future Teachers Club 11,12; College Club 11,12; Gym Demonstration 11. PETER MAIN — PATRICIA HOCKING — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Future Nurses Club 12; Modern Dance 12; Twirling 11. DAVID MAY — Basketball 10; Athletic Association 10,11,12. SALLY HOFFMAN — Twirling 10,11,12; Captain 11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10; Glee Club 12; Future Teachers Club 11; College Club 11; French Club 10; Music Council 11; Chronicle II. THOMAS MANSFIELD - Key Club 11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Class Play 11; Prom Decorations 10,11,12; German Club President 11; Signer Business Manager 12. SUSAN HOLDER — Girls' League 10,11,12; Future Teachers Club 10,11,12; Future Nurses Secretary 12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; College Club 10,11; Class Play 11; Signer 12; Compass 11,12. CHRISTOPHER McLAUGHLIN — Entered from Fairfield Prep 10; Cross-Country 10; Key Club 11,12; Compass 12; Student Council Treasurer 12; Class Historian 12; Class Motto Chairman 11; Homeroom Representative 11. OLIVE HOLMES — Modern Dance 10; Prom Decorations 11,12; Class Play Publicity Chairman 11; College Club 11; Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Christmas Pageant 10. KENNETH MELILLO - Athletic Association 10,11,12; Track 10,11; Class Play 11; Intramurals 11; Talent Show 11. MARY HOWE - Cheerleader 10,11; Band 10,11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11, 12; Signer 12; Chronicle 11. RONALD METEVIER — Engineering Club 11; Intramurals 11. ANN INGRAHAM — Girls' League 10,11,12; Executive Board 10,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Compass 12; Signer 12; Class Play 11. JOHN MORE — Prom 11; Class Play 11; Construction Committee Chairman 11. JUDITH INGUAGGIATO — Pep Club Vice-President 10; Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 10,11,12; Modern Dance 10. GERALD MUNLEY — Football 10,11,12; Orchestra 10; Athletic Association 10,11,12. Peter Main Thomas Mansfield Patricia Hocking Susan Holder Donna Hickman Sally Hoffman David May Christopher McLaughlin Ronald Metevier John More Gerald Munley Most Enthusiastic Seniors Mary Howe Ann Ingraham Judith Inguaggiato Sue Collins Victor Cordova Olive Holmes Laurie Jennings Theodore Muszynski Janice Johnson Robert Nehez LAURIE JENNINGS — Girls' League 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Vice-President 12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11; Homeroom Representative 10; Class Play 11. THEODORE MUSZYNSKI — Baseball 10; Ring Committee 11; Athletic Association 10,11,12. JANICE JOHNSON - Mixed Choir 10,11; Girls' League 10,11,12. ROBERT NEHEZ —■ Football 11,12; Prom Decorations 11,12; Class Play 11; Athletic Association 11,12. NOELLE JOHNSON — Modern Dance 11,12; Twirling 11,12; Class Play 11; Prom Decorations 11,12. HAROLD NELSON — Cross-Country 10,11; Baseball 10,11,12; Football 12; Key Club 12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. BARBARA JONES — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 11,12. ROBERT OTTO — Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 11; Mixed Choir 11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Baseball 10; Audio-Visual 10. JEAN KASSAY — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 12; Prom Decorations 11; Play Usher 11; Signer 11; Twirling 11; College Club 11; Steering Committee 11. PETER PARTYKE - Baseball 10.11,12; Intramurals 10,11. JANET KOCZAK - Athletic Association 10,11,12; College Club 10,11; Play Committee 11; Choir 12; Glee Club 11; Girls' League 10,11,12. FRANK PEARSON — Choir 10,11,12; President 12; Music Council 11; Band Manager 12; Christmas Pageant 10,11; Color Committee 11. JOYCE KOCZAK - College Club 10,11; Girls' League 10,11.12; Choir 12; Latin Club 11. JOHN PELVERTS — Engineering Club 11,12; President 12; Athletic Association 11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12. ELIZABETH KOLIN — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 12; Business Club 12; Prom Decorations 11; Intramurals 10,11,12. DWIGHT PERKINS — Entered from Cheshire Academy; Athletic Association 11,12; Intramurals. Noelle Johnson Harold Nelson Barbara Jones Robert Otto Gail Porto Bob Lunney 157 Elizobeth Kroeber Mary Kwasniewski John Ritz Paul Popovich Michael Rahl Barbara Kusak Janice Lamb Best Dressed Seniors 0 c ye Provencher Jack Semrou, Gail Porto Richard Huskes Calvin Robinson ELIZABETH KROEBER — Girls' League 10,11,12; Modern Dance 11,12; German Club 10. PAUL POPOVICH — Bowling; Fishing; Baseball. BARBARA KUSAK — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Prom Decorotions 10,11,12; Homeroom Representative 10,11; Student Council II. JACQUE PROVENCHER — Future Farmers of America 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Cross-Country 10. MARY KWASNIEWSKI - Girls' League 10,11,12. MICHAEL RAHL — Hunting; Fishing,- Hockey. JANICE LAMB — Girls' League 10,11,12; Executive Board 10; Future Teachers' Club 10,11,12; College Club 11; Prom Decorations 11. JOHN RITZ — Fishing,- Golfing; Bowling,- Photography; Football. ELIZABETH LEE — Business Club 12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 11,12. ROBERT RITZ — Athletic Association 10,11,12,- Engineering Club 11,12; Football 10; Baseball 10; Prom Decorations 12. EMILY LEMZA - Girls' League 10,11,12,- Glee Club 12; Modern Dance 12; Class Play 11. CALVIN ROBINSON — Key Club 10,11,12; Homeroom Representative 10,11; Student Council 12; Cross-Country 12,- Key Club Vice-President 12; Track 11. JOAN LINABERRY — Future Teachers' Club 10,11,12; College Club 11; Pep Club 12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12. CLINTON ROSS — Prom Decorations 11,12; Engineering Club 12. JANE LOOMIS — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12,- Band 10,11,12; Secretary-Treasurer 12; Choir 10,11,12; Music Council II; Orchestra 12; Future Nurses Club 12. RICHARD HUSKES — Entered from Notre Dame High School 11. Joan Linoberry Clinton Ross Jane Loomis Elizabeth Lee Robert Ritz Emily Lemza George Campos Robert Sanderson Richard Santillo Ann Marks Jack Semrau Most Collegiate William Sample Susan Mahon Dolores Smith Ann Marks Steve Sarkkinen Carol Mascio Howard Schomburg Patricia McGuire Rocco Selvaggi Mary Meyer John Semrau DOLORES LULL — Girls' League 10,11,12; Executive Board 10,12; College Club 11; Latin Club 11; Modern Dance 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 10,11,12; Chairman 10. GEORGE CAMPOS — Entered from Admiral Farragut Academy 11; Key Club 11,12; Intramurals 11; Track 11. SUSAN MAHAN — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Bond 10,11,12; Orchestra 10; Production Editor 12; College Club Vice-President 12; All State Band 11,12. WILLIAM SAMPLE — Basketball 10; Athletic Association 10,11,12. MARGUERITE MANN - Girls' League 10,11,12; Glee Club 12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. ROBERT SANDERSON — Cross-Country 10,11; Ring Committee 11; Key Club 10,11,12; Audio-Visual Chairman 12; Dance Committee 10. GAIL MARCUSS — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Class Play 11; Mixed Choir 12; Prom Decorations 11,12; Co-Chairman 11; Compass 11,12; Future Teachers' Club 12; Vice-President 12. RICHARD SANTILLO — Entered from Amity Regional High School; Basketball Intromurols 11; Baseball 11,12. ANN MARKS — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11; Prom Decorations 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 10; Modern Dance 10,11,12; Secretary 10. STEVE SARKKINEN - Track 10,11; Athletic Association 10,11,12. CAROL MASCIA — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Representative Council 10,11,12. HOWARD SCHOMBURG — Athletic Association 10,11,12; Intramurals 11,12. PATRICIA McGUIRE - Girls' League 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 10,11,12. ROCCO SELVAGGI - Band 10; Football 11. MARY MEYER — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Glee Club 10; Modern Dance 12; Latin Club 12; Prom Decorations 11,12. JOHN SEMRAU — Representative Council 10,11 Football 10; Key Club 11,12; Prom Decorations 10,12; Basketball Manager 10,11,12. 161 Karen Mihalisin Judy Montana William Shaw Paul Smith Ann Miller Linda Morris Roland Sherwood Warren Smith KAREN MIHALISIN — Girls' League 10,11,12; Signer 11,12; Honor Usher 11; Athletic Association 12; Future Business Leaders of America — Vice-President 12; Pep Club 12; Prom Decorations 11; Play Usher 11; Intramurals 11. WILLIAM SHAW — Future Business Leaders of America Treasurer 12. ANN MILLER — Girls' League 10,11,12. ROLAND SHERWOOD — Football 10; German Club II; Prom Decorations 11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. JUDY MONTANA — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 11,12; College Club 11. PAUL SMITH — Track 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Compass 11; Representative Council 10; Class Play 11. LINDA MORRIS - Girls' League 10,11,12; Glee Club 10,11,12. WARREN SMITH — Talent Show 10, Prom Decorations 11; Band 10,11,12; Engineering Club 11. VENA LYNN MORRIS — Future Teachers Club 11,12; French Club 10; College Club 12; Twirling 10,11; Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 12; Compass 12. FRED STONE — Athletic Association 10,11,12. BONNIE MARZIK — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11. JOHN STUPAKEVICH - Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. CAREY-ANN NAILLIS — Twirling 10,11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Future Nurses Club 12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 11,12. JAMES TRAVERS — Entered from Branford High School; Future Farmers of America 11,12. RICHARD TRELOAR — Track 10,12; Key Club 11,12; Student Council 11; Cross-Country 12; National Honor Society 11,12; President 12. KEVIN DEVINE - Entered fom Danbury High School 11. Mory Popp Paul Wanat Donna Parker George Yasensky VICTORIA NAVIN - Compass 10,11,12; College Club 11,12; Latin Club 11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12. TIMOTHY TYLER — Track Manager 10; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Latin Club 11,12; French Club 10; Steering Committee 11. NICOLE NORDGREN — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 12; Future Business Leaders of America 12. PETER VALENTI — Athletic Association 10,11; Prom Decorations 11,12. KATHLEEN ORLANDO - Girls' League 10,11,12; College Club 11,12; Future Teachers' Club 11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. FRANK VUMBACO - Athletic Association 10,11,12. MARILYN PAPALE — Glee Club 10,12; Mixed Choir 11; Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,12; Modern Dance 12. RICHARD WACHTELHAUSEN — Athletic Association 10,11,12; Student Council 11; Prom Decorations 11, 12; Class Play 11. MARY PAPP — Girls' League 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Glee Club 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 12; Orchestra 12; Future Nurses' Club President 12; Athletic Association 11; College Club 11; Music Council 11. PAUL WANAT — Athletic Association 10,11,12. DONNA PARKER — Athletic Association 10,11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 12. GEORGE YASENSKY - Track 10; Football 11,12; Track 11,12; Music Council 12; Band 10,11,12; Vice-President 12. CAROL PERROTTE — Twirling 10,11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Future Nurses 12; Prom Refreshments 12; Pep Club 12. GENO ZANDRI — Baseball 10; Basketball 10; Football 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. KAREN PFLANZ — Girls' League 10,11,12; Executive Board 10; Prom Decorations 11,12; German Club Secretary 1 1; Chronicle 11; College Club 11; Future Teachers' Club 12; Future Nurses' Club 12. GAIL PORTO — Girls' League 10,11,12; Executive Board 11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 12; Homeroom Representative 10,11. Gail Porto Peter Volenti Morilyn Popole Richord Wochtelhousen Joan Tencza and Frank Pearson Ilona Sabo Roxane Schechter Carol Scheibler Marilyn Seichter CYNTHIA REYNOLDS — Athletic Association 10,11,12; German Club 10; Girls' League 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 12. RENATA ROGERS - Girls' League 10,11,12. RHETA ROGERS - Girls' League 10,11,12. PATRICIA ROMAINE — Prom Decorations 10,11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. IRENE ROSICK — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 11, German Club 11; College Club 12; Future Nurses' Club 12. KERRY RUDOLPH — Student Council 10; Girls' League 10,11,12; Modern Dance 11,12; Future Business Leaders of America 12; Athletic Association 11. SUSAN RUFLETH — Girls' League 10,11,12; German Club 11; Athletic Association 10. BARBARA SABO — Cheerleader 10; Homeroom Representative 10,11; Student Council 10,11; Future Teachers 12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; College Club 11; Girls' League 10,11,12; Executive Council 10. ILONA SABO — Athletic Association 10,11,12; Choir 11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 10,11; College Club 11,12; Modern Dance 10; Future Teachers' Club 2. ROXANE SCHECHTER — Girls' League 10,11,12; Future Teachers' Club 11,12; College Club 11,12; Compass 11; Prom Decorations 10,11,12. CAROL SCHEIBLER — Entered from Parkridge High School 12; Mixed Choir 12; Glee Club 12; Girls' League 12. MARILYN SEICHTER — College Club President 11; Future Teachers' Club 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11; Signer 12; Music Council 11,12; Modern Dance 10; Girls' League 10,11,12. ANN SHONECK — Girls' League 10,11,12; Executive Board 11; Prom Decorations 11; Chronicle 11: Honor Usher 11; Athletic Association 11,12. SANDRA SMOLSKI — Glee Club 10; Softball 10; Decorations 10.11; Commercial Club 11; Girls' League 12. SUSAN SOCHA — Girls' League 10,11,12; Choir Librarian 10; Choir 10,11,12; Twirling 11; Prom Decorations 12; Prom Programs 12; Talent Show 10. VERONICA SOCHA — Prom Programs 11; Prom Invitations 11; Compass 12; Signer Production Staff 12; Girls' League 10.11,12. Ann Shoneck Sandra Smolski Susan Socho Veronica Socha 168 Pot Burns and Victor Cordova Wando Thompson Carol Torello Sandra Townsend Gall Treloar Donna Tremper Leatrice Turlis Janice Ullman Donna Waycott LYNN SOOS - Glee Club 11,12. KAREN STANGE — Entered from Hamden High School; Girls' League 11,12. GERALDINE STELLA — Concert Usher 11; Mixed Choir 11,12; Prom Decorations 11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12. ALVA-LEE STOWIK - Girls' League 10,11,12; Glee Club 10,11. RITA SULLIVAN — Girls' League 10,11,12; Choir 10,11; Glee Club 10; Prom Decorations 12. DANUTA SZWABOWSKI — Girls' League 10,11.12; Modern Dance 10,11; College Club 10; Class Play 11; Glee Club 11,12. JOAN TENCZA — Girls' League 10,11,12, Band 10.11.12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Student Council 12; College Club 11; Girls' League Executive Board. PATSY THOMAS — Modern Dance 10,11; Chorus 10,11; Girls' League 10,11,12; Christmas Pageant 10; Business Club 12; Class Play Decorations 11; Prom Decorations WANDA THOMPSON - Glee Club 11; Honor Usher 11; Girls' League 10,11,12. CAROL TORELLO - Girls' League 10,11,12; Glee Club 11. SANDRA TOWNSEND — Girls' League 10,11,12; College Club 11; Future Nurses' Club 12; Prom Decorations 11; Ploy Usher 11; Steering Committee 11; Twirling 10,11; Business Club 12. GAIL TRELOAR - Girls' League 10,11,12. DONA TREMPER — Girls' League 10,11,12; Executive Board 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; Latin Club 12; Class Treasurer 12; Glee Club President 12; Christmas Pageant Chairman 12; Prom Decorations 10,12; Queen's Attendant 12. LEATRICE TURLIS - Girls' League 10.11,12; Band 10,11.12; Athletic Association 10.11.12; Music Council 11; Signer 12; Glee Club 12; Future Nurses 12. JANICE ULLMAN - Girls' League 10,11,12; Band 10.11,12; Glee Club 12; Athletic Association 10.11.12; Music Council 11,12; Modern Dance 10. DONNA WAYCOTT — Girls' League 10,11,12; Pageant 11,12; Costume Chairman 12; Athletic Association 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 10,11,12; Chronicle 11; Latin Club 11; Intramurols 11. 169 P 1.12; 10, V 10,11,12; Music C nciT tJ)p7$fTfc League 10,11,12; 12. 1; Compass 12. Future Teachers' Club 11. ture Teachers' Club 10,11,12; Secretary 11; 12; Lotin Club 11; Glee Club 12; Athletic DIAN Orchestra LYNN WET S SHARON WE DONNA WHITE Liaison Officer 12; Association 10,11. ALICE WILLIAMS - Girl MARILYN WILLIAMS — Girls PEGGY WILLIAMS — Modern Dance 10,11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 10,11,12; Prom Deco- 10,11,12. gue 10,11,12; Glee Club 11; Mixed Choir 12. rations 10,12. BONNIE WOODING — Girls' League 10,11,12; Chronicle 10; Orchestra 10,11; Athletic Association 10, 11,12; Signer 12; Latin Club 11,12. NANCY WOJTASIK — Girls' League 10,11,12; Class Ploy Costume Chairman 11; Co-chairman of Refreshment Committee 10; Twirling 11,12; Flower and Gift Committee Chairman 11; Future Teachers' Club 10,11,12; Athletic Association 10,11,12. SUSANNE YURIS — Girls' League 10,11,12; Glee Club 11,12; Athletic Association 10,11. ELEANOR ZANNI - Girls' League 10,11,12; Glee Club 11,12; Mixed Choir 12; Business Club 12. GERALDINE ZIEMINSKI — Girls' League 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 11; Class Play Usher M; Business Club 12; Pep Club 12; Athletic Association 12. PATRICIA ZOBROWSKI — Girls' League 10,11,12; Athletic Association 11,12; Prom Decorations 11,12; Future Business Leaders of America 12; Refreshment Committee Chairman 12; Pep Club 12. WALTER JEZIERSKI — Golf Team 10; Athletic Association 10. BARBARA TRELOAR - Glee Club 10; Girls' League 10. WILLIAM SAMPLE — Junior Varsity Baseball 10. 170 f Nancy Wojtasik ;Vnf Susanjgr' u Best Figure and Best Physique Eleanor Zanni Patricia Zobrowski Walter Jezierski Geraldine Zieminski Barbara Treloar William Sample 171 Leona Ford ad Ralph Correia Kenneth Hartline Left to right: Loring Studios, Olive Holmes, Karen Mihelisin. JAMES ERSKINE — Junior Class Play 11; Yearbook Photographer 12. DONNA UNDERWOOD — Girls' League 10,11; Skating; Horseback Riding. KENNETH HARTLINE — Athletic Association 10,11; Swimming. Seniors Order Pictures 172 I 173 RAMBLER BY DAVIS MOTOR SALES INC. 1 24 So. Broad Street, Meriden BE 7-55 1 7 Firestone Tires 305 Main Street LORING’S SHELL STATION General Repairing Phone CO 9-4395 Delco Batteries Yalesville, Conn. THE C. F. WOODING CO. For better building 43 Wallace Ave. Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of HALL BROTHERS HATCHERY INC. 200 Cook Hill Road Wallingford, Conn. ROWDEN AND MITCHELL INC. FLORIST Office and Greenhouses 68 Academy Street Phone CO 9-6630 One block north — one block east from Uptown Center Flowers for all occasions RAMBLER SALES SERVICE 99 North Colony Street Fred W. Alcott Wallingford, Conn. Phone CO 9-7096 Compliments of CHURCH MORSE INC. 41-49 Colony Street Meriden, Conn. DI-EL TOOL DIE COMPANY Tools — Dies — Jigs — Fixtures Stampings — Short Run Production — Prototype Tel. BEverly 5-2169 147 South Colony Street Meriden, Connecticut CO 9-8757 9-8758 200 Unit Drawing Inventory 75 Old Hartford Turnpike Next to Oakdale Tavern TRIANGLE MOTORS Ask tor Frank General Repairs New and Used Cars and Trucks Never Knowingly Undersold Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of DORSEY’S SERVICE STATION 196 South Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. Telephone COIony 9-851 1 SMITTY’S ATLANTIC STATION Tires — Batteries — Accessories W. A. Smith Old Hartford Turnpike Wallingford, Conn. Phone CO 9-1682 340 Center Street Compliments of JUNIOR MISS FASHIONS Phone CO P-9900 Compliments of RUBIN’S Wallingford's Most Modern Men’s Shop CLOTHING — FURNISHINGS — SHOES — LUGGAGE Formal Wear for Rent Phone CO 9-2104 Established 1878 GALLAGHER BROS. Fuel Oils — Blue Coal — Coke 80 Quinnipiac Street Wallingford, Conn. THE CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Open a checking account today so you will have a receipt for all bills paid 1 00 Center Street GORDINEER’S FASHION STUDIO 54 North Main Street “Fashions for Smart Women’’ Compliments of CLIFFORDS COFFEE SHOPPE 1 8 North Main Street Wallingford, Conn. THE DART SHOP, INC. Office Supplies Greeting Cards — Gifts — Cameras — Stationery 38 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. Phone COIony 9-7888 Cy Monchick WALLINGFORD FLOWER GIFT SHOPPE “Flowers that Beautify and Satisfy Fine Giftware Sal'Greco, Prop. 190 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. Dial CO 9-7669 EXIT 66 MOTEL Your Home Away From Home” Member of Congress of Motor Hotels and Hilton Carte Blanche 26 Rooms — TV and Telephones in all Rooms Rates: $10 double, $7 single. Salesmen’s Rates Manager K. Bailey Phone CO 9-841 1 or CO 9-3331 AMERICAN YEARBOOK CO. A Division of Josten’s Local Representatives Jim Toomoy 107 Long Islandviow Rd. Milford, Conn. Phono TR 8-3280 Russ Lindoquist 78 Stafford Rd. Nowington, Conn. Phono MO 6-5108 John Zanglor 129 Court St. Whito Plains, N. Y. Phono WH 6-0989 Compliments of WALLINGFORD MANUFACTURER’S ASSOCIATION COLONY MOTORS INC. Ford Sales and Service South Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of CAPLAN’S MARKET Compliments of STIMPSON’S PHARMACY Compliments of RESTLAND FARMS Going My Way? WOLF’S Fashions for Men and Boys 38 North Main Street Wallingford, Conn. CO 9-7555 Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1 963 KEN’S SHOE CENTER Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1963 and to Their Families DIME SAVINGS BANK OF WALLINGFORD Alert to Serve You Your Savings Earn 4% Current Annual Dividend Compliments of ORTENSE LUMBER CO., INC. Lumber and Mason Materials 6 Ernest Street for Wallingford, Conn. Home Owners Contractors Do It Yourself Headquarters Open Daily 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Saturday 8:00 AM — 12 1 PM to 3PM CO 9-4431 Our Cafeteria Staff Compliments of THE REYNOLDS ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors Wallingford, Conn. Tel. CO 9-4863 SYKES - LIBBY Jewelers Since 1910 Diamonds — Watches Jewelry and Gifts for All Occasions Compliments of WILKINSON THEATRE 270 Center Street CO. 9-6763 Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of M. BACKES SONS, INC. Toy Pistol Caps — Folding Paper Boxes Wallingford, Connecticut Tel. CO 9-3377 Compliments of CHARNYSH JEWELERS Watches — Diamonds — Jewelry 338 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. Chefs of Tomorrow FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Steven Bates Loyal Bell Alan Farkas Richard Farkas David Hax Edward Klebika David McKinley Jack Provencher James Travers Bruce Hartman Judy Burner Compliments of L. STEELE GUN COMPANY 232 South Colony Road Lloyd Steele Congratulations to the Class of 1963 WALL’S TRANSPORTATION SERVICE School and Chartered Buses Compliments of THE PIERSON OIL CO., INC. 68 Quinnipiac Street Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of COLONY LUMBER CO. 665 North Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. Carol Smith Compliments of WALLINGFORD RADIATOR SERVICE Auto and Truck Radiators Cleaned, Repaired and Recored. Gas Tanks Cleaned and Repaired. 324 So. Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. FAZZINO POWER EQUIPMENT Lawn and Garden Equipment Simplicity — Toro — Goodall Porter-Cable All Kinds of Snow Blowers WAVERLY INN New England's Landmark for Exquisite Dining Since 1 896 On the College Highway, Koute 10 Cheshire, Conn. Banquet and Prom Facilities Bob Houlihan, Proprietor of THE TUCK SHOP Wishes the Seniors “Bright College Years STRAND FURNITURE APPLIANCES 1 74 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. CO 9-9032 CHARLOTTE’S HUNGARIAN LUNCHEONETTE Old Residence of the Crystal Spa 44 Center Street — Meadow Street Corner Specializing in Hungarian Food Daily Take Out Orders Also CO. 9-8231 All State CANELLI JEWELERS and Appliance Center 90 — 96 Center Street Supplying Jewelry to Lyman Hall Students Since 1917 CO. 9-5242 FOUR SEASON’S RESTAURANT Chops — Steaks — Seafood Orders to Take Out Open 6 AM — 2 AM Wallingford Branch THE UNION NEW HAVEN TRUST CO. Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of ULBRICH STAINLESS STEELS, INC. Wallingford, Conn. ELECTRONIC SALES SERVICE A Division of Electronic Service Lab T.V. — HiFi — Radio — Electronic Devices 96 Quinnipiac Street Wallingford, Conn. CO. 9-9813 Chuck Chichester Owner Boo! BARBERS ARE ALWAYS IN DEMAND Learn This Interesting Profession at VAUGHN BARBER SCHOOL, INC. 199 Ann Street Hartford, Conn A Co-Educational School Teaching the Latest Methods of Barbering Write or Call for Free Illustrative Booklet Seniors Designers and Engineering Technicians Are Badly Needed by Industry Today. If You Have An Aptitude for Drawing and a Background in Mathematics, Visit THE PORTER SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING DESIGN 2119 Silas Deane Highway Rocky Hill, Conn. Phone 529-2519 Compliments of JOSEPH M. FELDMAN, INC. 1 80 North Cherry Street Wallingford, Conn. 21 6 Center St. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 From Marcia-Anne LYNCH’S SHOPPE Wallingfo,d, Conn. CO 9-2583 Compliments of GEREMIA OIL COMPANY Yalesville, Connecticut Compliments of COOPER-JARRETT, INC. Direct Service Between East and Midwest Route of the Relays CENTRAL MOTOR SUPPLY, INC. Automotive — Industrial — Marine Engine Rebuilding Distributors of Automotive Parts and Equipment 515 North Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. CO 9-7748 UNIMAX SWITCH DIVISION Maxson Electronics Corporation Ives Road Wallingford, Connecticut Compliments of Wallingford Automobile Dealers Assn. Wallingford, Connecticut Fred W. Alcott Auto-Mart, Inc. Barberino Bros. Inc. Colony Motors, Inc. Community Garage Hessel Motor Sales Hurlburt Motor Company Killam Auto Sales Merriam Motors, Inc. Valenti Auto Sales Wallingford Auto Company Siesta Compliments of W. T. GRANT COMPANY Known for Values 1 56 Center Street Colony Shopping Plaza Wallingford, Conn. Wallingford, Conn. MAJOR RAOUL LUFBERY POST, NO. 591 Veterans of Foreign Wars Wallingford Connecticut FREDERIC B. STEVENS Buffing and Polishing Supplies Metal Finishing and Foundry Equipment and Supplies 440 South Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. PORTO’S TEXACO STATION The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had North Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. MODERN DRUG STORE Colony Street corner Hall Avenue Wallingford Connecticut Our Drum Majorettes Congratulations to the Class of I 963 From REVERE CORPORATION OF AMERICA FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP North Colony Road First in Quality Service Wallingford Connecticut PAUL’S Television Appliances Magnavox — Frigidaire — Singer Maytag — R.C.A. 146-148 Center Street Wallingtord, Conn. Charles Thomas Compliments of FAIRVIEW ICE CREAM BAR Wharton Brook Drive Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of THE FARM SHOP North Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. Congratulations to the Class of 1 963 MERIDEN PERMANENT SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Colony Shopping Plaza Wallingford, Conn. Chow Time Compliments of WHITE WAY LAUNDRY Compliments of KIWANIS CLUB of Wallingford Compliments of LYMAN HALL KEY CLUB Congratulations to our Seniors Lee Kearns — Pres. Calvin Robinson — Vice Pres. Robert Berube — Treasurer Roger Appell Steve Bates John Carr Edward Carter Peter Chamberlain James Deary Jay Dooley David Doran Joseph Haffner Carl Haller William Jobbagy Thomas Mansfield Christopher McLaughlin Harold Nelson John Pelverts Robert Sanderson Jack Semrau Paul Smith Richard Treloar AMERICAN EUROPEAN CAR CENTER, INC. North Colony Road, Wallingford, Connecticut Central Connecticut's Finest Car Sales and Service Karl Fuchs, President CO 9-4493 Compliments of THOMAS E. FITZGERALD FUNERAL HOME, INC. David T. Warren and Edward C. Fredericks, Directors Compliments of JOCLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of TIP TOP RESTAURANT 39 North Main Street Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of HERFF JONES COMPANY Murchison Division 571 Broad Street Newark 2, New Jersey “Selected by Juniors for Class Rings’’ Between the halves Compliments of SAVITEER MEMORIAL WORKS 731 No. Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. CO 9-4002 Since 1 908 Tel. CO 9-4026 STEPHEN MUSHINSKY SONS Clothiers 85 No. Colony Street Merchant Tailors Furnishings Wallingford, Conn. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of COLONY LANES Your Family Bowling Center 600 South Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association $1000 Savings Certificates Earn 4%% Included one-half per cent bonus — three year plan. Based on 3%% current dividend. Open daily: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Friday. 64 South Main St. CO 9-7777 HUNTERS SERVICE STATION, INC. Charles Staples Clayton Smith General Auto Repairing 24 Hour Parkway Service — Towing Corner Main and Church St., Yalesville, Conn. Day Phones Night Phones CO9-0946 CO 9-1624 CO 5-0947 BE 5-9975 CO 9-7049 Compliments of WALLINGFORD LODGE OF ELKS NO. 3165 Yale Motor Inn A resort type motel with 105 luxury rooms Air Conditioned • 24 hour phone service Beautiful Swimming Pool Putting Green • Television • Heliport Free continental breakfast Phone COIony 9-1491 j BOTH INNS located at Wallingford, Conn. Exit 66, Wilbur Cross-Merritt Parkway Open Every Day • Phone COIony 9-8771 The Preprieter at the Silversmith Country Stere wishes ta call ATTENTinM “C to His Excellent and Unusual Merchandise, some of which is herein listed: S. S. Pierce groceries. Gibbons cheeses made the same for 100 years. Penny candies, homemade peanut butter. $he Silversmith Country (Store Junction of Rt. 5, Exit 66, W. Cross-Merritt T’kw’y. North Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. Be sure and visit the newest addition in the Yankee Silversmith Inn, “The Connecticut Riverboat Room.” Available for dinners, dances, showers and weddings — up to 300 persons. ROBERT F. MEYER, Innkeeper We have Bulk Molasses, Pickles in barrel, Crackers from the oldest factory in New England. Early Store Items. A gift line of China, Glass, Silver, Pewter, Brass, Old Pine, Compliments of YMCA To Develop in Spirit, Mind and Body Sign Up Today 81 South Elm Street Wallingford, Conn. COIony 9-4497 Member Agency United Fund 26 Jones Road Compliments of STROUT’S REFRIGERATION Call CO 9-4273 Wallingford, Conn. THE SIGNER STAFF Wishes to thank all the advertisers for their generous support of our school publications at Lyman Hall High School. Without this support it would not be possible to have the type of school publications we now enjoy. Students of Lyman Hall are asked to show their appreciation by patronizing these advertisers whenever possible. Compliments of TOM’S RESTAURANT THE FLEISCHAUER-GIACCO CO. Plumbing — Heating — Fuel Oil STEVE GORDINEER Compliments of OWENOCO TRIBE NO. 44 Improved Order of Red Men Compliments of A FRIEND Where the best in Italian-American foods are served in our beautiful Fountain Room. Five dining rooms for all social functions. Accomodations for up to 900 guests. One of the most beautiful restaurants in central Connecticut Route 5, North Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. COIony 9-1400 AFL INTERNATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKERS UNION Local Union 436 CIO AMERICAN CYANAMID CO. Best Wishes to Class of 1963” President — Anthony Violissi Vice President — Gene Adams Financial Secretary — Charles Souchuns Recording Secretary — Arthur Orlando Raymond Passerino Vincent Connellon Bernard McGovern Charles Tosney Raymond Flynn Boosters Bernie Blue-eyes El Toro W. L. Ohr Landscape Contractor Hastings Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. Alex Papp Paula Papp Al Danorovich Our Teddy Bear Richard H. Amand Joanne Margie Our Sweet Bus Driver Eleanor Gary Cathy Barry Pat Doug Mr. Ruotolo Miss Brown Trailblazer kins Mr. Kozak Mrs. Isakson Maureen Carroll Joanne Horbock Mr. Mrs. Pedone family Mr. Mrs. M. Montana Mr. Mrs. R. Cerrato Mrs. Mary Carvalho Donny and Karen Hope Willy Lee and Leah Berni Nowakoski Mrs. Rose Mirrabella Maureen Fanfesti Mrs. Mary Chichocki Compliments of a friend Mr. Mrs. Joseph Festa Compliments of a friend Frank Anita Compliments of a friend Mr. Mrs. Edward Naczi Mr. Mrs. Uria Fishbein Caplan's Diary Girl Mr. Mrs. Joseph Aresco Mrs. Eric Pearson Mrs. Jennie Padula Mr. Mrs. Franklin Stewart Mr. Mrs. William Downing Mr. Mrs. Joseph Downing Nat, Jo, Bill, Berta Donna Mr. Mrs. Edward Morris MaryAnn Malchiodi Silvio Rose Cerri Bill Brian Chris Walt Michonski Mr. O'Brien Juicio La Familia Colemen Anonymous Mr. Edward A. Zernitz Best Wishes to Class of 1963 Mr. Kosinski Rocky, Bullwinkle Mouse Helen Cain Maher Alyce Downey Dr. Mrs. J. L. Doris Lainy Lee Ag and Al Kathryn Allen Ethel Littlejohn Mr. Mrs. Danny Valentine Mr. Mrs. Frank Straub Mr. Mrs. Adam Plotkin Mr. Mrs. Joe Sagnella Mr. Mrs. Meedo Valentine Ronnie Gerace Mr. Mrs. Charles Gerace Mr. Mrs. Joe Valentine Mr. Mrs. Tony Valentine Bill Germ, Czar, Trigger Mr. Mrs. Walter Miller Harry, Peggy, Joann Evanko Cheri and Clem Anonymous Mr. Mrs. John Sartori, Sr. Ray Pat John A. McGuire Dorau's Window Company Dorau's General Store Mr. Mrs. Alfred McGuire Pat McGuire Ray Slie Les Gerry Mr. Mrs. George Can nan Beverly Lucille Cannon Mr. Mrs. J. Masselli Mr. Mrs. J. Kwolek Mr. Mrs. C. E. Green Karin Specht Mr. Mrs. Francis G. Marcus Mr. Mrs. J. Poltorak Mr. and Mrs. George J. Borek Mr. and Mrs. William J. Boss Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Werner Mr. and Mrs. John J. Pollack Jr. Fife and Drum Corps. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Marchetti Mr. Spencer K. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Bailey Rev. and Mrs. Carl F. W. Kohn Mr. and Mrs. Vincent O. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Wescott A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Kenniston Lord Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kopcza Pat and George Donna and Billy The Homemaking Department For Mother McCree Tip Top Restaurant A Friend Bobbie and Herb Mrs. Elizabeth Gross Nancy and Skip Joe and Barbara Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Zysk Jacqueline Laden, R.N. Rabbi and Mrs. J. J. Greenberg Stanley Zima Mrs. Miriam Gerace Mr. and Mrs. Mallory Killiam Archie Passmore Mr. and Mrs Justin Williams Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiStasio To a Grant Employee Mr. and Mrs. Louis Benigni Mr. A. Gerace Mr. and Mrs. George Bates Joey and Lorraine A Yalesville Girl Charlie of the Yale Motor Inn Archie and Jean Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gopoian Kathy Gopoian Vicky Gopoian Gene Gopoian A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Furman Matt and Beth Pat Roudies Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mann Mr. Mrs. Robert O'Connell Pat M. Mary Ann D. Bob, Judy, and Kathy Daly Mr. Mrs. Leo Sarafln Daisy Mr. Mrs. James Canning Mr. Mrs. Charles May David and Peggy Mari-An's Variety Store Gerace's Shoe Repair Quinnipiac Barber Shop Don's Barber Shop Central Radio TV Dorsey's Service Station Rancho Bill's Kovacs Bros. Steinke's Food Market Betty Kolin Chucky Elaine Lambda Alpha Phi (U. of H. ) Fantastic Five Trombones Mr. Mrs. George N. Loomis Bob and Jay The Accidentals Richie and Diane Mr. Mrs. William E. Brown Compliments of Harold C. Crump Bruce and Debby Vandy Mrs. George Gollnick Mr. George Gollnick Mr. Herman Gollnick For a dear Granddaughter Linda Mihalisin Jill Mihalisin Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mihalisin Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mihalisin Mrs. Herman Gollnick Kuma Kuma Kai Hi-Y Joseph St. Amand Mr. Mrs. Thomas Latham Mr. Mrs. John Braccioforte Mr. Mrs. Harold W. Vose Ohr's Service Station Mr. Mrs. John Mills Mr. Mrs. A. Raymond Mahan Sue and Bill Compliments of John Roberge Mr. Mrs. Robert Merski Mr. Mrs. Stanley F. Loncola Mr. Mrs. David Carvalho Rev. Joseph C. Klimczak Stan Loncola, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Eric Pedersen Mr. Mrs. Vincent Testa Mr. Mrs. R. D. Marchetti, Jr Mr. Mrs. Edward Cattery Mrs. Geraldine Maniscako John Perry Maureen and Judd Mr. J. P. Lull Maria Lull Mrs. Mary Lull Maria and Jacky Mr. Mrs. Robert Brooder Rusty Dolores Elsie Jeanie Brooder R. W. Keller Mr. Mrs. Edwin Fontanella Mr. Mrs. George Leville Mr. Mrs. R. Fulton Wayne Bruce Mr. Mrs. John Brennan Mr. Gerhard Boettger Mrs. Amy Boettger Gerda Pat Sandy Art Mr. Vincent Conte Chicks Auto Parts Wlfd. Dinette Furniture Inc. Mr. Mrs. Richard Jacques Stash Joe Lee, Sr. Lee's Trucking Tucker and Julie 1962 Spirit Committee Joe and Donna J. L„ B. M„ S. O., B. H„ D. L. Walter Lemza Harold Sitnitsky Mr. Mrs. Carl Billet Pete and Joe Lindy Wasilewski James V. Lee, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Chas. E. Anderson Joseph Buckanavage Bump and Poopsie Mr. Mrs. John Yuknavage Chucky Williams Mr. Mrs. Charles Williams Sharon Williams Barbara Holroyd John Bridgett John Bridgett Ray's Texaco Station Mr. Mrs. Regal Dorsey Barry and Peggy Mr. Mrs. John Price The Principal Mr. Mrs. Charles Wooding Jan Brooks Dale McSwyny Barbara St. Amand Mrs. Harriett Ray-Piano Your Trojan Horse Clifford's Coffee Shop Pat, Janet, Carol Reopell Cathy and Karen Martha Mr. Mrs. Howard Twing Mrs. G. Weiss Mr. Murray Weiss Mrs. Arlene Sbrana Mr. Richard Sbrana Two Sophomores Geri '63 Rogovin's Furniture Center Ronald Cross Clinton Ross Mr. Mrs. Fred Sunn Mr. Mrs. Walter Smith Feathers Fred Darling Warren Emily Mr. Walter E. Smith Walter E. 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A Friend Congratulations to the 1963 Graduates of Lyman Hall High School Our Best Wishes for your continued success in your Future Educational and vocational pursuits SEHEJ THE TRADEMARK OF QUALITY STANLEY DRAPERY HARDWARE DIVISION of the STANLEY WORKS WALLINGFORD, CONN. Compliments of THE HUNGARIAN COMMUNITY CLUB Compliments of NEW HAVEN TRAP ROCK COMPANY Plant No. 1 1605 Durham Road Wallingford, Conn.