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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1964 volume:

by the class QF 1964 Lyman Hall High Sch EX Libris Presented toA JOHN MITCHELL O SIGNER 1964 LYMAN QEIALL SOHHQOCL uw , A M 4 any Tzu f G A ILIEAMIR EN HIE 22315. gin QQIQ.: Sgxjg PV' wwwwwxwc . Mwwc or W4 Vgiw ff? ULD :eg 1 .exam , f Q N fm- v- 'N X3 Kifmf, My-33 wmla mmm ,, ,Z.5 Q L l-1' , 'H-ZIIIS TFALBSLIJEZT WEE 11 IPB INID 'EHR if UMR TOWN 0? TLALFZ ELQEPVIFY AND hs iwfif LCUELfUh6fB 01? 'EFLBIIB Gi? TFLHHJSS BXSATHCQN HT e LANL? Sihfllbiisf 03 'L!'II4IlE ESJBSB-'ll' f., ,w fa., - H can ' LWQAL Nil 1 f, 7 W , ,fa ...I ug L '51 f f Q 1 1 ps L 141 f ., .. A 0 - 3 ID - Q' F ,lv s ,fn 'VY 1 . , S. WEN W0 WMV? IF 4' f f f 1 f- , H , ' Q ' g pu nik, -r, f-My I 4. wr: Q25 -qv, .qv LW ' I ?f .4 ' 4 A .. .Ml 3+ f VW r-XL f 4 - --+41 +5571 LYMAN HALL HIGH SCHOOL WALLINGFORD, CONNECTICUT 'Ff 0 ff v .2 islif 1 isll' l ,N , .E ls Xi ' li .si i I 2X J ' i X XX- ' ,X i X X ,X lX X X. ii' f A Xl X X , Xl X it X -X s ll: i. 'X i Wil 1 .sl ,. 55 Xe r '1 1'5 xl! E i K 2 S 3 Wi xx gl X lin I F li ll I I l l l' lil! E l I .X X, 3 X 5 il l l ill 'lg itll g : 3 l P 1 i . itll .2 X 'lf M E i il? X In Memoriam lThis message was delivered to the student body of Lyman Hall High School by Principal John Price on November 26, 1963.1 Last night, in a small plot of ground in Arlington National Cemetery, a fire burned brightly in the surrounding darkness. Beneath it, enfolded within the Virginia soil, lay the body of our beloved late President, John Fitzgerald Kennedy. This man, young, vigorous, and effervescent in life, has, in his un- timely death, etched his name and memory in the annals of history. In Berlin a square will be named for him, in London a monument will be erected in his honor, in our own nation flags will be flown at half-staff for thirty days. But these things, in the long view, will be empty tokens, if in years to come future generations ask Who was Kennedy? There is little likelihood that this question will ever pass the lips of a solitary human being. For, in life, as in his de- mise, John Kennedy's whole political philosophy was made clear to the nations of the world. He lived to make a virtual contagion of our own way of life. Freedom for the world's peoples was his goal. He deplored such evils as hunger, illiteracy, and bigotry. Yet he died - a victim of that very bigotry. We who have been comtemporaries of Kennedy have an enviable legacy which we can in turn bequeath to the genera- tions who come after us. Let us be inspired by the eternal flame which glows above his tomb. Let us not forget to be grateful that in our lifetimes, John F. Kennedy passed our way. Shakespeare said it many years ago: Here was a man. Whence comes such another? The staff of the SIGNER IS indebted to the Choate School of Wallingford for per mission to use this picture of the late President Kennedy. The portrait in oils was painted by William Draper and presented to Choate President Kennedy's Alma Mater, in i963 Qt baii i , It hangs in the Andrew Mellon Library of the, School. L 1 1 V '- ' 1 1' 5 ,- VV'- m f ' -g. -1---- , i- - f-V ,. .. fi ,. .. - f i. ,R , V ll I :Z E-., 4 JN , -' , : . - ' I , ,- ...i,-'Q-1w?-fr:-n , H X ling---,,f., L, - ' ,w.e.,-.,..f fu.1g'j ,,..:... .-.. z.,. .,,..m,ii,-.-f - . ' ...L -,Q e ' ' 'UT , N h ' w' 1 ' wwf , W. M W- e , H n f ! W Tig, ' -,N ',,,.,.M ,- , V, , , V A VV. 1 V- ,AVN , V, . ,VV , , , N ,V VVW, , VV 1 3 X 1 ifXn'fMe,,,-2.,.'15 fafzfir-',f,,,,4, i, ' JT'-w,ff'5 if-it K F - , ,,. VV H 1 VV ,, 1 , , , MM . ,, ,,',,E,,Mg M M V V V -, ,, ,-Win. -H Jr , 5 4 o , 1, Q fs. , g., , ,E mf' ,- ,, W ,, .1 A ,V 'f Jn! ea 1 w, 1 v , 1 ,U wx vf C W, E fx 'rl w I w 52, sb, Q1 , A s . ,,,, Ui ,fn V7 nf V ,t 4 ., I 4 1,3 '95, 4 ,, P, 1 , ik X , ,-.41 1, v ' ' I 1 T .,. 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We look To The fuTure, TrusTing in The values and ideals which we have developed in The pasT. We Treasure The lessons we have learned in cooperaTion, paTience, and dedicaTion. Our paThs have been direcTed by The able hands and guidance of Those Teachers and counselors who have given of Themselves To help us lead a beTTer and more pro- ducfive life. We have looked To The leaders of our world To give us an example by which we may paTTern our lives. To us, John FiTzgerald Kennedy was ThaT example. His life and his deaTh have given us an unforgeTTable lesson. IT is-for This reason we have chosen To unify our yearbook wiTh his words. The 1964 SIGNER exemplifies The accomplishmenfs of The sTudenTs of Lyman Hall High School. Our aspirafions, underTakings, and joys are presenfed on The following pages. As our laTe PresidenT lived, so musT we. SelecTing him as our ideal, we sTaTe our Theme: You sTand in your own lighT. lT is in The lighT of our accomplishmenTs ThaT we will be iudged, iT is for us To sTand in our own lighT. 4 pw mi , ' 117: 'F Y gf-'nw wiv? Dedication Mr. John Mitchell Mr John Mitchell loaned the Wallingford school system in 1938 after having re ceived his Bachelor ot Science degree from New York University and later his Master of Arts in business education Mr Mitchell teaches otiice practice clerical practice and typevvrnting He has also been the Business Adviser of school publications gratitude for your untirmng eftorts on our behalf Because ot your unselish devotion and continual service you have proved to be an invaluable friend to our class Al though you are leaving us this year we will always remember you We, the Class of I964, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Mitchell, with deepest ln Appreciation To you, Miss Quint, we are deeply grate- ful for your unseltishness as a teacher and as a friend. We are indebted to you tor the many things you have done for us. Our sincere appreciation is extended to you, Miss Dederick, for your thoughtfulness and your deep interest in the students at Lyman Hall. Having known you has made our lives richer and fuller. Mrs. Bohannah, to you we owe our many thanks for your sincere desire to help us in all that we have done. As adviser and teacher you have been invaluable to us all. J' If F MR. JOHN PRICE, A.B., Ed.M Principal To the Graduates of I964: You have come to a fork in the road of life. The sign posts point clearly in different directions. The mileage either way varies but little in measured kilometers. The destina- tions, however, are at extreme poles. The choice is yours to make. The one road is the path to success through effort, perseverance, and self- sacrifice. It winds in serpentine fashion through chasms and valleys of challenge and temptation. lt is the expert trailmaker who finds his route safely home. The other highway is level and direct. No inclines, no ruts, no detours bar the way. lt is, in truth, an easi to the pioneer. er route to follow, but ultimately offers little satisfaction The allegory is clear. The happy, secure, self-reliant man will choose the more difficult pathway. He will often feel closeted within the maze, but he will eventually come to the end of the road. There he will stand - in the aura of his own light. Administration MR. VINCENT INGLESE, B.S., M.S. MR. RAYMOND MAHAN, Ed.B., M.S. Assistant Principal Assistant Superintendent of Schools MR. FRANK DONOVAN, B.S., M.S. Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Fagan, Mrs. Kearns, Mrs. McGuire, Mrs. England MR. ALEX CARTER, B.S., M.A Adult Education 9 MRS. DOLORES FOX, B.S., M.A. Guidance Counselor E 3 MISS ETHEL KENNEDY, B.A., M.A. National Honor Society Advisor, Girls' League Advisor: and Guidance counselor. 10 Alberfus Magnus and Columbia Universifyp Guidance Helping the arriving students to adiust to their new surroundings, and aiding others in the planning necessary for future careers, the Guidance Depart- ment becomes an integral part of student life. Sophomores, under the direction of Mrs. Dolores Fox, receive various tests to acquaint them with their own personalities and capabilities. Further- more, they are made aware of the many programs offered at Lyman Hall and are guided in their selections so that they made may be prepared for whatever future they choose. Juniors still continue to investigate their own potentials and their suita- bility for different careers, under the guidance of Mr. Melvin Stone. For seniors, the necessity of for- mulating future plans becomes a must. They are given opportunities to confer with college representa- tives and to consult The Guidance Department's vast library of school catalogues. Miss Ethel Ken- nedy, the head of the department, aids seniors in filing college and scholarship applications, Or, if they wish to secure employment, students are in- formed as to methods of obtaining available posi- tions. For all students, the Guidance Department is a source of assistance in all problems, social or academic, that may confront them. v M . MR. MELVIN H. STONE B.A., M.Ed. Aurora College, Yale, Conn., and Hartford Universities, Guid ance counselor. , ,...,, 'Ei 3 E an UM ,nal WH nam USS Q 11 lm L5 f W' fs r-fl Ill sf lilly, Q 35 ? I W wg L, 3 --...1-gillill: illuull Q! QHUIIWHIWIH Hmmm 6 E sl A .. V i f Zflrlrfht MRS. MILDRED BOHANNAH, B.A., M.A. MR. JOHN KOWALSKI, A.B.: Ed.M. S . . emor Class adviser Literary adviser of The SIGNER MR. ANTHONY RUOTOLO A.B English Ignlfes e Seniors sfudy dlllgenfly MR. MALCOLM WHITE, B.A.g A.M. Senior Class Play Director Light of Learning MRS. MARION COOPER, A.B MISS GLORIA WATKINS, B.A. Adviser of College Club A -Mi , ,W ,,, Kevin Wise, Gary Thayer, MRS. SUSANNE MILLER, A.B. English Moiivciies ci MISS SANDRA YAGGIE, B.S. COMPASS Adviser MISS SUZANNE PERSON, A.B. MRS. EMILiE MILLER, B.A. Junior Class Plczy Director 16 MRS. MARY ANNE WILLIAMS Creativity in Man B.A.: M.S. MRS. SUSANNE R. BODKIN, B.A. Assistant Adviser, Sophomore Class. MRS. ROSEMARY HENDERSON, B.A. Assistant Adviser, Sophomore Class MR. GARY BOSSIE, B.A. Assistant Adviser, Senior Class sits.. MR. EDWARD BEAN, B.A. French Club Adviser Vrngmcg MRS. MILLICENT SCHMITT, B.S. Assistant Senior Class Adviser , uf' is 'z g H, Q MISS PATRICIA LICARI, A.B Assisfcuni Junior Class Adviser Languages Are the Guy Ccisonovo Key to World Communication MISS DOROTHY DEDERICK, B.A., M.A. Adviser of Studenf Council MR. STUART COLEMAN A.B., Ed.M. 19 MR. ARTHUR KNOLL, A.B., M.A. Ph.D, Condidore, German Club Adviser. Foreign Tongues, United, MISS SUSAN SHULGA, A.B. MR. TERRENCE DUNN, B.A., M.A. Sponsor, Latin Club Adviser of Sophomore Closs Sharon Culver. Ma ke History Mr. Farnham shows a mop to Sandra Tuccio, John Sandusky, Dave Gallager, and MR. GEORGE LONG, B.S.g M.S. Sponso' Pep CM' MR. JOSEPH CORBETT, A.B. Head FooTbaH Coach. MR. EDWARD KOSINSKI, B.S,p M.A.g Ed.M Adviser, The Forum. .1-p rg ,- A MR. BARRY FARNHAM, A.B. Couch, Cross Country ond Truck. x . DR. JOSEPH MANFREDA, B.A.g M.A.g Ph.D. MR. THOMAS O'BRIEN, B.S. History Explores Facts and MR. VINCENT MESITI, B.A., M.A. MR. HARRY GERAGHTY, B.A. Predicts Probabilities look ai a map wifh classmates. MISS ROSA BROWN, B.S.7 M.A. Adviser, Junior Class. 's'N-N., MR. BENNETT DUNN, B.S.p M.A.L.S. in Toddy's World MISS MURIEL QUINT, AB.: A.M. SIGNER Adviser. MR. JOHN BAKSA, B.S. MR. JAMES O'CONNOR, SR., B.S Kev Club Adviser. Susan Ferrier, Lorraine Grywulski, Susan Hoff Don Krick, and Diane Mahon in Moth Ciclss. MR. RONALD GRANUCCI, B.S.p M.S. Adviser, Moth Club MR. JOHN PEREZ, B.S. Science Ufilizes MRS. VIRGINIA ISAKSON, A.B. Adviser, Future Teachers of America. MR. WALTER F. FAUSTMAN, B.S.g M.A. Adviser, Earth Science Club Mathematics to Achieve Its Goal Merrilyn Walton studies the human skeleton with classmate. 27 Enourcc cle clri L .., ..,,,. .,.,,, ,,5,u5,I....,. -e Sui Clk rods . lump lj' can-wluf glow uhrn MISS LINDA BURNS, A.B. Assistant Adviser, Junior Class MRS. ANNA KRUSE, B.S., Ed.M. Assistant Adviser, Senior Class Adviser, Chemistry Club MR. WALTER KOZAK, B.A. Adviser, Physics Club Science Challenges the MISS HELEN G. DONARUM, B.A. Experimental Mind of Mun Mr. Fcustmon insfructs Review Science Class. MISS SHIRLEY RAUSON, B.A. Assisfcinf Adviser, Student Council Mrs. McCabe helps Carol Miles. MR. JOHN MITCHELL, B.S.g M.A. Business Adviser of School Publications. Business Education Molds Us for a MR. BERNARD REISKE, B.S.7 Ed.M. Financial Adviser of School Publications MRS. MARY QUINN, B.S.y B.L. ompefitive World MR. MARTIN GRAICERSTEIN, B.S.g Ed.M'. Adviser, Future Business Leaders of America 9 eg gs vm 1-1 71 EF, 45. x 1-' 'rv , .M 4 - x 0-' M' ' 1 K Y 4 . ,, , 4,4 s e V .., 9 , - 7.7 Ii' g V , Q .. fy' : 3, -:nie M, ns 4: MRS. DORIS NEARY, B.S MRS. RUTH McCABE, B.S. MR. JAMES O'CONNOR, JR., B.ED. Business Fundamentals and Paulo Geromim, Marilyn Oroz, James Glidden, and Marie Darin. l 32 MR. THOMAS WELCH, B.S. Practice Contribute to Success MISS ELLEN DISKEN, B.S., M.A. 33 MRS. LUCIA DAUPLAISE, B.S MR. JORDAN ABESHOUSE, B.F.A.g M.F.A.g M.A. Art Advisor, THE SIGNER Through Art and Music MRS. MARTHA ARMSTRONG, B.A.g M.S. MR, HARLEY FLAWS, B.S.g M.S. If DR. RICHARD OTTO, B.S.g M.Mus., Ph.D. MR. LAWRENCE VITALI, B.S.p M.S e Become Culfu rally Motu re MR. HAROLD CRUMP, B.S.g M.Mus. M MR. JOHN REYNOLDS, B.S. MR. JOHN COSTA, B.S.p M.S. Using Our Hands to Thomas Oppelf using one of th MR. WILLIAM FRITZ, B.S. MR. HARVARD LEIGHTON, B.S., Ed.M. Shape Cur Future MR. WILBERT HAYES Adviser, Engineering Club MR. JOSEPH PROACH, B.S. Neal Messier and Philip Murchese MR. ARTHUR SHERWOOD, B.S. Sponsor, Fufure Farmers of America. Learning to Develop The Shirley Williams and Susan Higley Work in Vo-Ag. James Viicxii, Peie Clousner, cmd Mr. Cleoves. Promise of Our Lcmd William Rumskczs, David McKinley, and clczssmoie working in The greenhouse. I MR. VERNON CLEAVES, B.S 39 K5 MISS EDNA WILCOX, B.S. i 3 Joan Schcrzmon and Janet Timothy busy with dressmcking. 4-0 The Home Is the Hub MISS CAROLYN DORR, B.S f cz United Nation Suscm Nowofenski keeping on eye on her Omelet. Gloria Vorney laying cm pattern. l 41 MISS GAYE THOMPSON, B.S MR. JOHN RICCITELLI, B.S. Coach of Bosebcull MR. ROGER MCMAHON, B.S.g M.A. Basketball Coach MR. FRED SCHIPKE, B.S. Direcfor of Athletics Physical Fitness and Menlo Scott Ccirotliers exercising in Gym. 42 Girls keep in trim by exercise. MRS. HELEN BEVAN, B.S. Clwoirmcxn, Physical Education For Girls Cheerleaders' Adviser Alerfness Are Partners MISS MARIANNE LACEY, B.S. Adviser, Modern Dance club. MISS .IACLIN LADEN, R.N., school nurse U A Sound Mind and a Sound Miss Laden at work. Mary Ann Barberino does research in The Library. N r MRS. HELEN MEEHAN, library clerk MRS. VIRGINIA DOOLEY, A.B.p B.S., Librorion 2 .-A i Q r r r Body Need Great Ideas Joan Henderson, Librory Aide, helps Kevin Deury stomp out cz book. 45 The Custodial Staff Mr. Elmer Olson, Mr. Edward Conroy, Mr. George DeMar, Mr. Charles Allen, and Mr. Charles Marko. Nourishment for the Body - The Cafeteria Staff Mrs, Patricia Martino, Mrs. Stacia Bilyak, Mrs. Audrey Lorette, Mrs. Barberino, Mrs. Kay Edergerton, Mrs. Viola Edobhls, Mrs. Joan Frances Rice, Mrs. Gertrude Gaigue, Mrs. Dot Prebilla, Mrs. Lena Mitchell, and Mrs. Rita Sarro. fs K' .-., ,-., Ylfl 2 A mf! 1 X ' . ' Q22 .f W ,. - .. - 5' rw. 1+ S hw! 4 f I , ' VV , .- is ,sf fl... 5 hu .-,. 2:-f.4Z,fH'3g , ' M L Li t. fgkyf , my .VF I ,m,ffM K m, V . V ..,, 7 - A- f - I-M if., 4 C ' 5 .- , ,, . -7,6 Q l M f p rs y .4 , , ..,. . M. .,,.,.. . . .. . 46 lean liness for the Soul Students line up for food. Chatting and Chomping Mcntronst Mrs. Beatrice Swobski cmd Mrs. Stellcz Andreas 47 I vm f Q' , X. , E wg M A ,, ln., 5 W z 'HK 1 uf' THE SOPHOMCDRE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Sally Piper, Secretary, David Goldfarb, Treasurer, Thomas Deary, President, Douglas Benford, Vice-President. Mr. Terrence Dunn, Sophomore Class Adviser. Sophomore Sophomores have a unique role in high school lite. They must think in terms of new experiences and broader concepts. This year's Sophomore Class has displayed its ability to meet responsibilities by its many and varied activities. Their election of otticers created a stir throughout the vvhole school as post- ers were seen and speeches were heard. Reviving the tradi- tion ot a Sophomore Dance, the gymnasium was turned into a Winter Wonderland a tevv Weeks before Christmas for this gala aFIair. It was they who possessed the initiative to decorate a float tor participation in the Alumni Week-end Football Parade. The Sophomores are ably guided by Mr. Terrence Dunn and his assistants, Mrs. Susann Bodkin and Mrs. Rosemary Henderson. SOPHOMORE ELECTION STEERING COMMITTEE: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Susan Ferrier, Lorraine Grywalslai, Susan I'IoFI, Carol Otto, Barbara Porto. BACK ROW: Lynn Trzcienslcy, Donald Franklin, James Carpenter, Valdis Vanags, Raymond Sonazzaro, Linda Prebilla. HOMEROOM IB: FRONT ROW, Lett to Right: Paula Avigne, Sandra Barnes, Christine Anderson, Connie Blaski, Judy Basarab, Jane Bartek. BACK ROW: Gary Beeman, Bradley Batchelder, Janice Adams, Richard Addy, Mike Audisio, Greg Awdziewicz, Bruce Anderson. Election Campaign Creates Excitement HOMEROOM iB: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Barry, Linda Augustine, Bonnie Bates, Louise Balderacchi, Janet Appell, Linda Allain. BACK ROW: Bernard Barnis, Walter Barnes, Jim Baggott, Frank Balogh. HOMEROOM 2B: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Lorraine Grywalski, Linda BOWEN, Debbie Blair, BUfb0 C' Brodsky, Diane Blake, Karen Coyle. BACK ROW: Roy Aduskevicz, Donald Calabrese, Jeff Brainard, James Brown, David Carothers, Larry Cannata. 51 HOMEROOM QB: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mary Bellows, Carol Canelli, Sandra Buiinarowski, Anne Benarro. BACK ROW: Nadine Butcka, Wayne Bryant, James Creamer. Competition Develops HOMEROOM 2B and 3B: FRONT ROW, Left to,Right: Janet Carlson, occhi, Victor Biega, Theodore Myers, Michael Chochoms, Douglas Charles Brown, Judy Breindel, Betty Barnes, Cheryl Brandl, Sally Benford. Bemont. BACK ROW: Frank Biddle, Carolyn Broader, Joseph Bon- HOMEROOM 3B, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Guy Casanova, Barbara Condon, David Castello, Michele Champagne, Barbara Cosenza. BACK ROW: Ernie Boughton, Dennis Chapman, Robert Cerri, William Chervak. 52 .- L if ' - . if 5 ff Q L M 1 'S e- , , rw I - -1 2 exft E' Y H . ig, , ,ggwfr fa , P, lg, W 26? 14 , V - -' ' i -Q - .P ' A M to 1, - A if ff , R - . ,....a.....m ZQQ. ,,.A 'L 4. ,.., 4Lm, f HOMEROOM 4B: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Edwin Cookson, Irene broski, Richard Dighello, Torn Deary, Ed Cyr, Marilyn Orosz, Marie Darin, Barbara Danarovich, Sharon John DeSiata, Bob Eslinger, John Cumiskey. Culver, Susan Cutshall, Howard Curtiss. BACK ROW: George Dom- Keen Mind and Personality 3 3.6 I - ' Donofrio, John Farrell, K N J .A ,. .. nf -, A V L. K H I ' 'Jig F J V- C I ' -4- , li? L Y M' ' ig, ' f za' , ' - 4 f -, . , f , ,. , 21 ,p , , ' ., ,Wwe ir,,i', HOMEROOM 4B: Elizabeth Douglas, Loretta Edsen, Linda Deming, Sandee DaSilva, Nora Dillman, Carol Driver, Diane Eckert, Trudie Erdos, Mary Ann DeNigris, Susan Dunham, Mary Baker, SOPHOMORE CANDIDATES FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: Left to Right: Doug Benford, Dean Garvin, Gwen Smith, Tom Watchelhausen, Marilyn Orosz, Tom Theis, Bill Clack. SOPHOMORE HONORS CHEMISTRY CLASS: Left To Right: Lorraine Grywalski, Jim Norman, Susan Ferrier, Charles Pasqueriello, Ted Myers, Mrs. Kruse. Tomorrow's Scieniisis Learn HOMEROOM 5B: Left To Right, FRONT ROW: Ray Garceau, JoAnn Ganong, Priscilla Freeman, Nancy Frank, Starr Fromkin, Linda Frazier. BACK ROW: Donald Franklin, Dave Friend, Robert Gariepy. A R 'S' ki? K l , ,!T 3 HOMEROOM SB: FRONT ROW, Leff To Righf: Charles Pasquariello, Marilyn Flis, Andreas Fikus, John Ford, Bill Fekefe, Susan Ferrier, Diane Fikus, Marrianne Ford. BACK ROW: Mike Ford, James Flynn, Donald Ferri. 54 HOMEROOM 58: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Janet Geremia, Susan Gaudio, Donna Gentile, Vicki Cunlifte Bonnie Germaine. BACK ROW: Dean Garvin, Thomas Carver, Paul Gervais, David Gallagher. to Observe and Conclude HOMEROOM 6B: Left ta Right, FRONT ROW: Sandra Hamelin, Linda Hanson, Sharon Hanchuruck, Marilyn Gruz, Sharon Hawkins, Barbara Hutchinson. BACK ROW: Sara-Ellen Hail, Wayne Huskes, David Harris, Robert Hayes. HOMEROOM 6B: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Halina Graloinski, Christine Gestay, Donna Gray, Susan Glatzel, Karen Gray, Melanie Gianotti. BACK ROW: Edwin Girling, Dennis Gibson, David Goldfarb, John Gonzalez, Daniel Girard. 55 HOMEROOM 7B: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Jasinski, Ruth Hopkins, Charles Henninger, Judy Heilman. SECOND ROW: Judy Huskes, Susan Howe, Susan Hoff, Valari'e Horton. BACK ROW: Michael Hogan, David lmarisio, John Hourigan. HOMEROOM 6B: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Christopher Grzesik, Cathy Halligan, Regina Hacku, Connie Hallback, Judy Green, Rob Hayden. BACK ROW: Edwin Cookson, Jimmy Hartman, Mike Halligan, David Hall. Hard Work Makes a Dance Successful HOMEROOM 7B: Lett to Right, FRONT ROW: Anna Jorgovan, Dianne Hotchkiss, Linda Karolshak, Christine Jerzyk, Sandra Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Florine Jacob, Sharon Kimball, Dorothy Kennealy, Linda Jobbagy, Linda Kittredge. BACK ROW: James Jolly, Paul Kittie, Richard Howard, John King, Ivan Jutasy. 56 5 f li ' , E13 tg ii ,, 'll X- . ' , 5 li ' , I ' , li I ,gl F 'ff ix Y I , , f L. f gg ,-2 ii . --tv 'Q V, 5 ll? if ? V 1 il 5 K' ,. tl ,F f ' 5 2 , 5 K f, R, pri g U? ' 'V i ' ,fix to ' I - Ii, . L Q , f , M ' .N A .1 W fl J ,s D A I Q ufftn - ' -X W? iit' W Q4 V ' ii 'o Left to Right: Robert Hayden, Paul Kittie, Patricia McAvoy. HOMEROOM BB: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Laurel Lorusso, Cheryl Loyd, Marilyn Lipka, Dorothy La Vasseur. SECOND ROW: Emilia Lechovvicz, Richard Libassi, Gary Legendre, Robert Layertu, Cheryl Lengyel. THIRD ROW: Thomas Latham, Ted Kulaow, Tom Loin. HOMEROOM BB: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Donna Kroeber, Betty Latham, Donna Konyu, Elaine Kudei, Sharon LaPoint, BACK ROW: Paul Kraussman, Linda Lanzoni, Joyce Kudla, Robert Knorr, Edward Lamb, John Kwolek, Donald Krick. 57 William Morris, Joseph Wisniewski, Sandy DiSilva. After a Hard Day o HOMEROOM IOB, Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Ralph Nash, Morris, Thomas Navin. BACK ROW: Cheryl Mills, Donna Miles, James Niedziecki, Larry Mrozowski, William Morriss, George Carol Miles, Janice Mills, Elizabeth Minervini, Linda Prebilla. HOMEROOM iOB: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: John Naiss, Linda Namnoum. BACK ROW: Edith Nash, Richard Milewski, Pauline Mulrain, Joan Munley, Patricia Morse, Donna Morneau, Mary-Ann Moquin, Howard Mulroin, Joan Milewski. 58 HOMEROOM IIB: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: James Norman, Gerome Piazza, George Peterson, Dennis Palmer, Dennis Page, Frederick Pearsall, SECOND ROW: Deborah Panczak, Sally Pilla, Parricia Pierlori, Gail Perrotte, Karen Perone. Classes . . . Relax HOMEROOM 9B: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Jennifer McKeon, Patricia McAvoy, Nancy Mason, Diana Marra, lria Martin, Bonnie McCarty. SECOND ROW: lrma Massores, Danna Martha, Gerald Mezzi, Peter Meehan, James Mellor. THIRD ROW: Robert Miglierina, Peter Mezza, William Michaud, and Jain Marl. HOMEROOM 9B: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Connie Lussier, Jean Marquis, Diane Mahan, Sally Piper, Norina Mansfield. SECOND ROW: Mark Mayeux, Debra Lussier, Thomas McKenny, Edward McGuire. THIRD ROW: LeRoy McGlinchey, Tellis Martell, Francis Marcuss. Fi, f-339-Q 25? ,Az ye, r. K X. . :' :i:1:f i: . ' f ti .fi 7 f :gs - 'l 1 s, - N l x 7 i'Qg s . . X J I 3-,, I 35 . Q Qs 59 SOPHOMORE ACCELERATED IO CLASS: Left to Right: Theodore Myers, Judith Hellman KSEATEDJ, Victoria Stuer, Robert Hayden, and Gary Maichrzak. Sophomores HOMEROOM IIB Left to Right FRONT ROW Diana Nasal NOVJOTSHSRI Karen Often Mask OConnell Kathy Nlskanen Eric Olsson James ONe1l Al Chrlstman lvan Otero Carol BACK ROW Ed Cookson Myles Olson K. z ', : , , ', - 2 , l 60 Otto SECOND ROW Jean Oppelt David Partrldge Susan HOMEROOM JQB Left to Right FRONT ROW Barbara Porto Rose Quezada Mary Ellen Radlcan Donna Rook BACK ROW John Rogers John Sabota HOMEROOM l2B: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Harry Robins, Jimmy Reeves, Keith Rinehard, Norman Pontbriand, Dennis Popovich. BACK ROW: Sharon Poggio, Carlos Ramas, Sally Sabin, Sharon Plotkin, Walter Polnar, Bruce Proctor. Become Adept in the Language of Numbers HOMEROOMS i2B and 13B Mixed: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Bonnie Smith, Claudia Shute, Donna Schultz, Kristen Schomber, Frances Slonski, Mary Ann Sittnick. BACK ROW: Cathy Schmitt, Mike Sheehan, Dave Simmons, Mat Ryan, Bonnie Sherwood, Robert Rigby, Melody Sell. HOMEROOM l3B: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Maria Salvador, Alyce Satton, Rosalind Schipritt, Christina Schipritt, Karen Scac- chetti. BACK ROW: David Sirois, Danny Smith, Jack Stimpson, John Sandusky. 61 HOMEROOM l5B: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Janet Vollhardt, John Vose, Daniel Wasilewski, Joe Warro, Jim Vose, John Sharon Ward, Arlene Weems, Sue Weathers, Murray Wachtel, Wqsilewski. William Vose, BACK ROW: Mary Ann Vitelli, Merrilyn Walton, Courtesy ls a Prime Requisite HOMEROOM l5B: FRONT ROW, Lett to Right: Patricia Valiquette, Mary Trofimchik, Sandra Tuccio, Mary Uliasz, Carol Vekony. BACK ROW: Jo-Ann Trzciensky, Lynn Trzciensky, Robert Valenti, Vcildis Vanags, Tony Trovato, Joe Valenti, Donald' Trowbridge. HOMEROOM l5B: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Joe Wisniewski, Williams, Karen Wigforss, Ann Winterfielcl, Sharon Williams, Keith Wilkinson, Tom Wachtelhausen, Philip Wielgosh, David Wendy Wilmot. Wheeler, Roger Williams. BACK ROW: Carol Winchell, Barbara HOMEROOM l4B: FRONT ROW, Lett to Right: Frances Ticino, Lindo Tomasi, Kay Tomlinson, Joan Sunderlund, Susan Tiedmann, Judy Tiburski, Kathy Teftt. BACK ROW: Wendy Tepel, Cynthia Sullivan, Leon Taylor, Gregory Thomas, Gloria Tcissmer. f Character HOMEROOM l4B: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Elizabeth Stevens, Gwendolyn Smith. BACK ROW: Robert Solyn, William Steiner, Janet Solinsky, Vickie Stuer, Cheryl Stehr, Cathy Smith, Roy Stancil, Thomas Theis, Roger Spurr. HOMEROOM l6B: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Gail Zeil, FOW, Roy Zclrlni. THIRD ROW: Charles Wooding, Charles Stefani York, Cynthia Zandri, Bonnie York, Ruth Zienkowicz. Ziminski, ROD WOlClW6Slii- SECOND ROW: Greg Worthley, Dennis Zemke, Harry Wood- 63 scale This ,ws -, .- I linvumnnummlawnwua 1 O4Dell, R. Ncmnoun, J. Vc1nDeun, T. Gannon, M. Mendyko, J Kroeloer, C. O'Brien, G. Moichyscik, W. Smifh, D. Sommers, D Olson, imoncigerl, Mr. Ruofolo icoochl, Mr. Corbeif lcocuchl BACK ROW: R. Sfcmcil, T. Sollci, T. Trczvufo, T. Theis, P. Wielgosh D. Friend, P. Mezzc, T. Wcxfchelhuusen, M. Ryan, C. Rocque J. Hourigon, D. Page, B. Procter. Tackling Proble Paul Rlbero John Mendykc David Belcher Platt 20 1 Amity 6 1 Seymour 20 Branford 36 Shelton 32 East Haven 28 Derby 13 North Haven 28 Cheshire 6 1963-1964 Football Scores Won: 1, Lost: 8 Lyman Lyman Lyman Lyman Lyman Lyman Lyman Lyman Lyman Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall 12 O 2 O 8 8 O 6 14 ogether Encourages Teamwork 4 David Osborne George DeSola Robert Christrrian receives Saviff Award for Sportsmanship Richard Casello Football' 67 ONA OSTER Captain of Var- 6 5 I 1 sity Cheerleaders X 'A f R Cheerleaders Add Color and VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Clockwise: Joan Kranyak, Kathleen Osborne, Patricia Konopka, Gloria Tiburski, Carol Robifaille, Honora Bukowski, Dolores Malo, Bonita Revoir, Ona Oster, Captain. 68 .loan Kranyak, Dolores Malo, and Gloria Tiburski. Spice fo the Sports Arena Our Cheerleaders: Left to Right: Bonita Revoir, Kathleen Osborne, Joan Kranyak Dolores Malo, Ona Oster, Gloria Tiburski, Honora Bukowski, Pafricia Konopko. -ea 69 1 Q The Varsity: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: John Fiora, Joseph Wai- FESTU, JOY Biegd, Alvin Ci1l'iSfT1GI'1, David Willlmfls, Malcolm tasik, Ronald Marks, William McNulty, Captain, Charles Kingsland, Champagne, Manager, Mr. Roger MacMahon, Coach. Michael Resnick, Thomas Dokas. BACK ROW: Peter Gallino, Michael Troians Find Second Season Joseph Woitasik John Fiora Lyman Hall 4O Platt Lyman Hall 29 Wilson Lyman Hall 40 Wilcox Lyman Hall 53 Shelton Lyman Hall 46 Maloney Lyman Hall 54 Wilson Lyman Hall 50 Alumni Lyman Halal 32 Branford Lyman Hall 53 North Haven Ronald Marks 2 Tl x 'ii EH, as 4 5 i gisvifi A-:Q , . i z J K., , , it 3' as W 'J -1 i 1 affeif iff' 2 ' 1 25, mf xx 5 x . W! MAJ ,, 2,51 'Q 94 if 'iw :mf WA isa , til 'yi :Wang ,X L . Y? is iziiwli 6 ty ,ji W 0 f- is QW' iq I 5 Y 5 - --s f 1 ' 'fs g J ff 2 if ' , 555175 T iiiiii i V 1 , i :wil 7,0 f - - gg, Charles Kingsland David Williams The Junior Varsity: Lett to Right, FRONT ROW: Thomas Wachtel- Festa, Jay Biega, Albin hausen, David Friend, Peter Mezza, Michael Audisio, William Smith, Donald Franklin lmanagerl, Mr. Geraghty lcoochl. John McClellan lmanagerl. BACK ROW: Walter Polnar, Michael in Class A Disappointing Chrisman, Donald Krick, Peter Gallino, Lyman Hall 50 Cheshire 52 Lyman Hall 40 East Hoven 75 Lyman Hall 52 Seymour 58 Lyman Hall 42 Shelton 59 Lyman Hall 43 Branford 77 Lyman Hall 72 North Haven 74 Lyman Hall 49 Cheshire 58 Lyman Hall 57 Seymour 39 Lyman Hall 35 East Haven 55 Lyman Hall 42 Wilcox 47 ... .- 1... ...- The starting line-up receives instructions from Coach MacMc1hon. 71 William McNulty Michael Resnick l Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Arthur Papale, Thomas Theis, Charles Brown, Dennis Palmer, Thomas Ferraiolo, Thomas Rogers, Edgar Canterbury, Thomas Rogers, William Lussier, John Sandusky, Robert Knarr, Gerald Schiavone. SECOND ROW: Coach Farnham, Edward Donofrio, Willard Knarr, Kenneth Arthur, Michael Stankus, Valdis Vanags, Robert Chrisman, Kermit James, John Hacku, Robert Carr, Anthony Travato, Gary Peters, David Partridge lmanagerl. THIRD ROW: John King, John Callahan, Gary Ross, John Granis, Randy Taylor, Tellis Martell, Peter Mezzi, Richard Casello, Lawrence Gold- farb, Thomas Watchelhausen. Thirty-Five Candidates Makel Robert Chrisman 72 John Callahan 5 4 99 . f A fi I ff xv' Q. if , ' ' V ' , K M L5, , 3 Track - Won 1, Lost TO Cross Country - Won 3, Lost 6 roicm Track Squad. Thomas R09e 5 Michael Sfonkus Kenneth Arthur Kermit James 111' z 2 Q.-F615 I ..,. f f i Y A x 171 ,,.. ' ,f -sh X-,f.,-gf? y 4 ,r -mmm fi 'AMX fx Chuck Kingsland aims for the basket. Varsity Cheerleaders Practice for Football Season. A Good Sports Prog ra . .. TOUCHDOWN! TOUCHDOWN! 74 We wont c hit! We wont Q hit! Re.,uires ci Wide Range of Activities The Lost Lap 75 Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Coach Riccitelli, Kenneth Fritz, Leonard Liptak, John Ferreira, Dana Lindsay, Robert Read, Steven Wells, John O'Neil, Michael Cholelsky, George DeSola, Coach William Fritz. SECOND ROW: Alvin Chrisman, David Williams, Thomas George DeSolo Troian Leonard Dokos, Gary Marichrak, Harvey Thurott, William Smith, Victor Biega, James Hartman. THIRD ROW: William Fekete, Gregory Worthley, Robert Rigby, Roy Stanzel, Donald Kriclc, Dennis Chap- man, Anthony Ferreira, Matthew Ryan, James Niedzwicki. Nine Sets Enviable Record Liptak Kenneth Fritz Dana Lindsay, Co-Captain Steven Wells f Twelve Wins, Four Losses Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall Lyman Hall 1963 Baseball Scores i2 Wins - 4 Losses Wilcox Tech Seymour Branford East Haven Derby Shelton Cheshire North Haven Branford East Haven Derby Wilcox Tech Shelton Cheshire North Haven Seymour John O'Neil Michael Cholefsky John Ferreira Robert Read, Co-Captain Gymnastics Buil -Y Mrs, Bevan leads her class in on exercise. Kcxfhleen Niskcmen 78 fr Mr. Farnham, David Clarke, Edward Canterbury, Thomas Rogers, William Lussier, Tellis Mariell, and David Sinclair. ong, Healthy Bodies 2 E 5 Edward Canrerbury 79 me IW JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Thomas Grasser President Sharon McCow, Treasurer, Anthony Bocchino, I O Junior Class Officer Combining intensive study with periods of enioy- ment, the Junior Class worked resolutely all year to make it a successful one. Because this was such an important year in their school career, a Junior Rep- resentative council was chosen to guide the class in making wise decisions. The first major event was the production ot THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, a huge success because ot the effort expended by so many Juniors. As a symbol of their recognized status in our school, the Junior Class selected and received class rings. May brought flowers, and the Junior Prom, traditionally a farewell to the Seniors. Led by the able leadership of Miss Rosa Brown, and her assistants, Miss Patricia Licari, and Miss Linda Burns, the Junior Class made this year a memorable one. I-IOMEROOM IF Left to Right FRONT ROW Bernadine Arlsco, Diamond Bartolomucci, Pearly Barrett, Mary Ann Barkiari Joan Baker Sandy Adams Patsy Barrett Sandie Apgar. BACK ROW: Robert Azzaro, Dennis Barry Donald Ahearn Ed Atkinson Bill Anderson Wayne Addy. 1 r ss- ,- -- H-wsmmm, 0 M As,--me , -f.f ,,t..,,.,.,t:. -f , HOMEROOM lF: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Elinor Aitken, Sue Bates, Nancy Barnes, Linda Barker BACK ROW: Ed Ballough, Ronald Barnis, Barry Anderson, Jim Barnes, Charles Andrade. and Advisers Busy with Plans for Prom HOMEROOM 2F: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Don Biondi, Barbara Sue Bell, Margaret Bray, Alice Brunetti, Leslie Bridgett, BACK ROW: Robert Braga, Frank Binder, Norman Bliss, Susan Bayne, Don Benigi. HOMEROOM QF: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Sandy Broe, Leslie Bellows, Donna Brownell, Barbara M. Bell, Susan Birks, Frances Brown. BACK ROW: Robert Belotl, Donald Bishop, Ed Brown, Bernard Bauscher, Tom Bender. 83 HOMEROOM SF: Leff fo Righf, FRONT ROW: Patricia Donaldson, Greg Casanova, Sharon Devine. BACK ROW: John Cervero, George Burghardt, Ronnie Burnham, Richard Carr. History Lessons Prove HOMEROOM 3F: Left To Right, FRONT ROW: Donna Bufcher, BACK ROW: Joseph Carroll, Raymond Carlson, Paul Carroll, Celine Covallo, Janet Calvo, Linda Cavallero, Alice Canell. James Burgharclr, Edgar Canierbury. HOMEROOM 4F: Left to Righi, FRONT ROW: Marcella Coss, Jane? Chati, Kathlen Clememel, Janet Cilco, John DeBaise. BACK ROW: Fred Costa, Dominick Clemenfe, John Crockelf, Sue Christopher, Michael Czarnecki. 84 ..l '4 fv.. Lett to Right: Tim Gorman, Richard St. Pierre, Maurene Fantesti, Ray Kopcza, Bob Pilecki. The Post Is Prologue . . . HOMEROOM 4F: Left 'io Right, FRONT ROW: Mary Rose DaSilvo, Phola Crook- shanks, Betty Cyr. Choppo, Kevin Coane. BACK ROW: Joe HOMEROOM 5F: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Rosemarie DiFrederico, Christine Dow, Melissa Edwards, Lloyd, DesJarclir1s, Kathy Dembiczak, Gale Dighello, Anthony Bocchino, Thomas Dokas, Clark Doehr David Dolan. 85 HOMEROOM 5F: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Maureen Fantesti, Vincent DeLucia, Louis Falcigno, Richard Drost, Rosemary Dzadios. BACK ROW: Robert Eckert, James Dringoli, John Esposito, Robert Fazio, Michael Farkas. Expression of Sel HOMEROOM 6F: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Jacquelyn Del- Allen Gervais, Gerret Peters, Lawrence Gibertoni, Michael Festa, Greggo, Donna Freeman, Paula Geremia, Laurie Glatfelter, Bar- James Fries. bara Gale. BACK ROW: Michael Giangreco, Robert Gdovin, Kunikazu Sahara HOMEROOM 6F: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Marianne Gokey, Lorraine Freeman, Mary Festa, Paula Gianotti, Carol Gariepy, Shirley Ferry. BACK ROW: Tom Ferroulo, Richard Fecteau, Nick Fekete, Frank Ferraulo, Peter Gallino. ls True Art HOMEROOM BF: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Joan Henderson, Karen Homestead, Nancy Hilbert, Roxanne Hill. BACK ROW: Jean Holmes, Dennis Hill, Jean Hintz, Claudia Helleman, George Herman. HOMEROOM 8F: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Patricia Donaldson, Anita Golia, Rosemary Perone, Gail Granger, Laurette Goudreoult. BACK ROW: Larry Goldfarb, Richard Harkiwik, Judy Grace, John , Grannis, Judy Greenbocker, 87 HOMEROOM 8F: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Lillian Guilmette, Diane Grady, Ann Collins, Victoria Coniglio, Fred Hanson. BACK ROW: Barry Hancock, James Greenwood, John Hacku, Willard Knarr, Ann Grindell. Junior Play Requires HOMEROOM IG: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Eileen Kenny, Antoinette Jerzek, Noelle Kearns, Barbara Jobbagy. BACK ROW: Gail Kanengeser, Edward lngraham, James Jasinski, Diane Kavanaugh. HOMEROOM IG: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: June Hulicki, RoseMarie Horta, Joanne Horbock, Janet Hubert. BACK ROW: Edward Horniak, Bruce Huskes, Richard Jerzyk. 88 ti 'J 49 i t HOMEROOM QG: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: John McClellan, Joan Kudla, Florence Landow. BACK ROW: Joanne Kruglik, Raymond L'Heureux, Walter Kusak. Behind-the-Scene Heroes YZ? T HOMEROOM 2G: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Maurie Markowitz, Sandra Keonnicke, Catherine Landon Judy Kuhn, Brenda Lampman. BACK ROW: Frank Konopka, Ray Kopcza, William Lussier, Thomas Lawler Gary Kinney. Charolette Wolfgang, Nancy Howard, Willard Knarr, Claudia Wishnafski, Joan Torello, Kay Tomlinson, Kathy Dembiczak. 89 fr lviarylyn Szenos, John Soboslai, Denny Barry. Future Engineers HOMEROOMS 2G and 3G: Left io Right, FRONT ROW: Pafricici Mall, Janet Lowler, Joyce Lemes, Donna LeFelore, Janice Lariviere. BACK ROW: Thomas Kenney, Raymond Lolaoinfe, Steven Lemciire, Caesar Luoices, John Kroeber. Ml 9' HOMEROOM 3G: Left To Right, FRONT ROW: Cheryl Marcheffe, Carol Lawrence, Joan Kranyak, Kathleen Kezi, Belly Kolodziei. BACK ROW: James Mangiho, John Melchoidi, Phillip Marchese, Larry Lehio, Ronald Kozak. 90 HOMEROOM 4G: Left To Right, FRONT ROW: Patricia Mitchell, Munzi, Micheal Momparler, David Moslow, Thomas Mickievvicz, Pamela Mills, Sharyn Mills, Theresa Murphy, Karyn Mills, Nancy Michael Menclyka, Robert McMahon, Wayne McClellan, William Mulrooney, Judy Meloney, Marilynn Morganti. BACK ROW: Bruno Mighongki, re Not All Men HOMEROOM 5G: Left To Right, FRONT ROW: Mark Ostapovvicz, Cindy Niles, Sharon O'Kane, Mary Ellen Parlato, Robert Namnoum. BACK ROW: David Olson, Thomas Murray, Robert O'Brien, Glenn Oclell, Joseph Paior. HOMEROOM 5G: Left 'ro Right, FRONT ROW: Albert Orlando, Elizabeth Marlowe, Beverly Oakes, Kathleen Osborne, Frank Oros. BACK ROW: Steven Palmer, John Paior, Timothy O'Rielly, Clement Pachnieslci. 91 HOMEROOM 2H: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Karol Stacey, Susan Squires, Patricia Simpson, Daniel Sommers, BACK ROW: Ronald Stainton, James Smolski, Arlene Sacha, Brian Timek. 443 Juniors Eagerly Await Clas HOMEROOM 3H: Lett to Right, FRONT ROW: Georgette Streeter, Sonna Szymazak, Gloria Tiburski, 'Donna Toth, Sharon Tiedman. BACK ROW: Susan Tanch, Barbara Swasey, Carol Tomlinson, Marcia Till. HOMEROOM 2H: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Kenneth Spencer, Gail Shaw, Joanne Stankwitz, David Skinnon, Donald Solinsky, Kenneth Stella. 92 HOMEROOM IH: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Kunikaza Sahara, Ivo Salvador, Barbara Rosi, Sally Peterson. BACK ROW: James Schipke, Francis Rusczek, William SchaFler, Peter Saba. ngs HOMEROOM IH: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Arthur Rogers, Diane Rose, Phyllis Rollins, John Samal. BACK ROW: Robert Savage, John King, Thomas Rogers, Patricia Ryan. Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Roxanne Hill, Shirley Derovin, Diane Cooper. BACK ROW: Robert Carr, Gary Maichrzak, Charles Dugan Grady, Mary Ann Malchoidi, Sue Kelman, Gail Hocking, Cynthia Diane Dudek, Judy Watkins, Priscilla Robinson. HOMEROOM 3H: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Eleanor Stender, Marilyn Szenas, Patricia Taylor, Joan Torello. BACK ROW: Trevor Thorpe, Gary Thayer, Keith Tomlinson, John Toelle. Rosemary Rigby and Barbara Swasey. Research Helps to HOMEROOM lJ: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Roselyn Vitelli, Gloria Varney, Linda Warro, Kay Vanclal, Dorothy Waslco, Linda Valentine. BACK ROW: Kathy Wasilewski, Gregory Tremper, Joseph Vumbaco, Walter Wanat, James Vitali. Lett to Right, FRONT ROW: Carol Hunt, Norma Jo- Bennett, Bonnie Revoir, Nancy Reed, Kathy Stella, Dottie Ennis, Mary Mahan, Marilyn Fekete, Sharon Scott, Harvey Thurrotf, Dave Clarke, John Van'Deun, Gary Ross, Sharon McCaw. 94 Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Mary Ferrara, Anne Bryant, Haw- Bartoleomeo, Deborah Palmer, Michael Chevier, Timothy ard Fromlcin, Carol Reopell, Sue Slater, Nancy Howard, Gannon, John Seichter, Clark Clements, James Carpentier. Margaret Brown, Martha Sunbury. BACK ROW: Gerald De- Stimulate the Mind HOMEROOM 3J: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Pamela Woodtke, Charlotte Wolfgang, Jean Yasensky, Carol York, Shirley Williams. BACK ROW: Vlad Wilhousky, James Wyborny, Dave Williams, Gavin Waycott, Edward Zeinkowitz, James Vitale. 1 HOMEROOM SJ: Lett to Right, FRONT ROW: Claudia Wishnatski, Susan Zambory, Ann Williams, Geraldine Wifkowski. BACK ROW: Cathy Williams, Eileen Zuk, Richard Wigh, Donald Werner, Bill Zmiiewski. 95 I-I'l'II'l qswgwm .,N il, E gf Gary Ames, Phyllis Rollins, Ira Cohen, Kathryn Sfella, Judy Journof, Valdis Vanags. Judy Journot and Valdis Vanags Drama Club Stages Bald Soprano Kathryn Sfella, Judy Journof, Valdis Vanags John O'Neil, .Ionet Lowler, George DeSolo, Helene Nclmnoum, Ono Osfer, Robert Chrisfman Key Clubbers Present Roughly Spec: king Helene Nomnoum and George DeSolo 99 Ira Cohen, Celine Cavallo, Gary Ames, Maureen Server, Phyllis Rollins, John Seichter, Charles Dougan, Janet Calvo, Melissa Edwards. Dramatic Juniors Delight Awaiting Audience Maureen Server and John Seichter JUNIGR PLAY Performers are ready and the stage is set. Junior Thes- pians present THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK. The two per- formances mark the climax of weeks of work on pro-ps, cos- tumes, programs, publicity, and, of course, on rehearsing the play itself. Faithful class- mates contribute a shawl for Mrs. Frank, a cat for Peter, and sell tickets to would-be critics. The public enioys the play and the Juniors are pleased. Today the Lyman Hall Auditorium, to- morrow - Broadway? Gory Ames, Melissa Edwards In Diary of Anne Frank Phyllis Rollins, Gary Ames, June? Culvo, Curl Bondecchi, Maureen Server 101 The Modern Dance Club does its interpretation of the Christmas Story for the Pageant. Christmas Pageant Highlights Mary Ferrara, Judith Journot, Janice Kontnick, and Mary Ann Barbarino 102 Laura Wilson, Dorothy Denya, Charles Kingsland, Beverly Parsons, Helene Namnoun Phylis Canary Joyous Season Christmas is a time of celebration and reioicing, but it must also reveal a serious aspect. To highlight this season's festivities the Girls' League presented the annual Christmas Pageant, under the direction of Miss Suzanne Persons and Mrs. Anne Wil- liams. In a united effort all classes partici- pated to emphasize the need of co-opera- tion among students, and the ability of all classes to work together and achieve suc- cess. This spirit ot co-operation is truly worthy of the Christmas Season. Bryan VanDeun narrates the Pageant 103 Q Elizabeth, Carol, and Carol with Mr. Price. Thanksgiving Homecoming Donc Q El abefh presenis Mrs. Bevan with a gift. 104 Lee Kearns Queen Elizabeth Boldizar Robert Sanderson Mr OConnor Proves Popular Innovation Introduced for the first time this year was an activity entitled Homecoming Week- end. Sponsored by the Pep Club, the fes- tivities included many events which were calculated to raise school spirit and insure an enthusiastic group of students at the tradi- tional Thanksgiving Day football game. The bonfire and rally, the motorcade to the game, and the informal Alumni Dance all served to make this a memorable occasion. All members of Lyman Hall, past and pres- ent, shared in the enioyment. Lee Kearns presents an award to Mr. O'Connor Rose Quezada, Barbara Danorovich, and Dolores Malo. Informal Dances Add Spice Students enioy dancing at the WDEE Record Hop. of Scholastic Year Couples relax between dances. A bancl entertains at one of llwe informal dances 107 James Carpenter A Winter Wonderland man, Charles Brown Carol Vekony and Dance Chair- i Jean Marquis and Susan Gaudio Judith Heilman and Douglas Benford Learning to arrange their own class activities, the Sophomores presented a Sophomore Dance as their first ofhcial class activity. Couples danced in a Winter Wonderland, the theme of the dance. Guided by the Sophomore adviser, Mr. Terrence Dunn, the dance was iudged a big success. Enhances Sophomore Dance James O'NieI, Paul Kraussman, Gary Le Gendre, and partners enioy refreshments. Leah Bethke, Refreshments, Joan Gudain, General Chairman, Carol Robiiaille, Invitations, SECOND ROW: Michele Grywalski, Programs, Ruth Wood, Music, Elizabeth Boldizar, Decorations. JUNIOR PRGM Traditionally, the Junior Class extends a formal farewell to the graduating seniors at the Junior Prom. Joan Gudain and her able assistants, under the guidance of Miss Rosa Brown and, assisted by Patricia Licari, dusted the gym lightly with fairy-powder, Amid over- stuffed flowers, puffy mushrooms, and friendly creatures of the insect world we danced, enveloped in the arms of magic. The festive mood was heightened by the bubbly notes of Ronnie Marhevka's music. Leaving the prom with a sigh both happy and sad, we stuffed a hand- ful of pleasant memories into our pockets. Mrs. Boldizar, Mrs. Gudain, Mrs. lnglese, and Mrs. Price greet guests. i rv And in th -vm-V .... .W has L- 110 it-ew ff-1-.. wr Students check-in af Pram. ids? of if Was a Dream Fantasia proves To be enloyable setiing for Prom 111 I Fleur de Lis, the Senior Prom, was the successful result ot competent lead- ership and excellent co-operation. The prom committees, headed by Lorraine Binette, Pamela Lape, Mary Ann Bryda, Joan Gudain, and Leah Bethke, carried out their work under the general super- vision of Mrs. Mildred Bohannah and Mr. Harley Flaws. The scene was one of gaiety and excitement, and this prom will always remain in our memories as one of the most fascinating events of our Senior year. f Senior Prom Chairmen: FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Bryda, Leah Bethke. BACK ROW Lorraine Binette, General Chairman, Joan Gudain, Pamela Lape. Midst Royal Splendor, Seniors Dance the Night Away Seniors refresh themselves at Prom. - 'x . I, FIRST ROW Left to Right Robert Benigni, James Fries, Mike Farkas, Thomas Mickowitz, Greg Casanova SECOND ROW Jules Sweeney James Barnes, Peter Lanouette, John Piersal. Science and Servic Future Farmers of America Each year the Future Farmers ot America present their exhibit in the lobby of the auditorium. This is their biggest project of the year, and it includes various types- of livestock as well as displays relating to farming. The FFA, under the leadership ot Ivir. Arthur Sherwood, seeks to provide ci better education, and promote better understanding of farming principles and machinery. This group includes not only students from Wallingford, but also students from neighboring towns who are enrolled in the Vocational Agriculture program. William Rumskas, Richard Rowe, David McKinley. Future Farmers Banquet FIRST ROW: Lett to Right: Shirley Williams, Paula Gianotti, Susan Higley, Walter Werbiski, Philip Morchese SECOND ROW: James Schipke, Joseph Chappo, Peter Lanouette, John Pearsall, Clarke Clements. operate for Better Production QF Elementary School children enioy the Future Farmers' Exhibit. 117 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: MaryAnn Malchiodi, Laurie Glatfelfer, Ruth Hopkins, Gayle Gooch, Marilyn Fekete, Marilyn Gruz, Niora Dillman, Pat Ryan, Sue Christopher, Maureen Rook, Ruth Wood, Lor- raine Grywalski. SECOND ROW: Karen Krick, Diane Dudek, Donna Hacku, Rosilin Vitali, Diana Ragone, Liz Minnervini, Jenifer McKean, Penny Garvin, Carolyn Connelly, Marcia Hott, Joan Kranyak, Norma Jo Bennett, Judith Huskes, Carol Skubby, Diane Rose, Donna Szmazeck, Maurie Markowitz, Betty Kolodziei, Mrs. lsakson. THIRD FUTURE NURSES CLUB ROW: Margie Vitali, Barbara Porto, Diamond Bartolomucci, Bev Parsons, Emilia Waszkiewicz, Sandy Koennicke, Linda Warro, Pat Gavette, Sue Squires, Bev Oakes, Mariam Hager, Anita Golia, Paula Buntele, Diane Grady, Sharon Scott. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Rosi, Sue Gaudio, Alice Satton, Marcella Cass, Judy Melany, Sally Peter- son, Deborah Palmer, 'Kathy Sturken, Danna Martha, Linda Wahl, Joan Munley, Nancy Frank, Maurine Sturken, Melissa Edwards, Jean Marquis, Sharon Battles. Education Is the Corner FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gloria Tassmer, Sandra Kennedy, Joanne Kuhlmann, Sharon Devine, Elaine Provencher, Barbara Curtis, Mary Bellows, Gail Cosgrove. SECOND ROW: Jean Oppelt, Kathleen Slie, Nancy Hilbert, Janice Zwible, Donna Toth, Kay Vandal, Donna Kroeber. stone of Our Nation FUTURE NURSES CLUB Belonging to the Future Teachers of America Club are girls who wish to pursue a teaching career. The members of this club take occasional trips to various schools to observe different teaching methods. Many teachers' colleges are also visited. All members bene- fit from this organization by gaining knowledge and insight into their chosen career, one which requires dedication and diligence. FIRST ROWp Left to Right: Gloria Tiburski, Rita Laskowski, Joanne Ganong, Carol Winchell, Sharon Hantrick. SECOND ROW: Diane Blake, Jean Holmes, Karen Wigforss, Mary Ann Namnoum, .Ioan Schatzman, Bonita Revoir, THIRD ROW: Pamela Mills, Lind Wasilewski, Judy Watkins, Diane Mahan Sharon Tiedman, Louise Gianotti. 119 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB: Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Donna Butcher, Marion Donovan, Sandra Apgar. SECOND ROW: Linda Wendt, Karen Carlson, Joan Zobrowski, Sharon Serafin, Cheryl Horowitz, Helen Kroll. THIRD ROW: Richard Cassello, Ronald Kosack, Thomas Kozak, James Martin, Glen Werner, Alfred Danorovich. Career Insight ls FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS CLUB: Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Sharon Culver, Joan York, Pauline Moquin, Elizabeth Cyr. SECOND ROW: Gail Granger, Elsie Broader, Catherine Wendt, Judith Reed, Bonnie Sherwood, Eileen Cyr, Nora Scott. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Barberi, Pearly Barrett, Geraldine Witkowski, Rita Gerber, Susan Grace, Carol Walott, Pamela Sittnick, Cheryl Horowitz, 120 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION II: Lett to Right, FIRST ROW: Donna Perkins, Dana Lindsay, Lorraine Abreau, William Frattini, Catherine Partridge, Alfred Tangney. SECOND ROW: James Simon, .loan Schatzman, John DiFranco, Glen'VVerner, Donald Mason, Maynard Vass, Jacquelyn Touchette, Andrea Tangenelli. ained from New Clubs FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS Business in all of its commercial and clerical forms is the chosen career ot the members ot the Future Business Leaders of America Club. The varied activities of this club reveal many aspects of the business world to its members. The Distributive Edu- cation Club is based on classworlc and extra- curricular business activities often including student iobs for business training. Both of these clubs are new to Lyman Hall, and they aid our school in numerous ways, for example, the student banking activities and representation in a state-wicle distributive education organization. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION I: FIRST ROW, Lett to Right: Edward Hudon, Carol Stacy, Patricia Donalsan, Leslie Bridgett, Jeanette Pittaluga, John Molchodi. SECOND ROW: Barry Goitin, Kenneth Hanson, Wayne McClellan. THIRD ROW: Gavin Waycott, Timothy O'Reily, Ronald Burnham, Thomas Lake, Donald Ahearn, Richard Carr, Thomas Partridge, Dominick Clemente. Spanish Club Studies Spanish Culture Spanish Club, Left to Right: Anita Golia, Martha Sunbury, Eleanor Andrews, Gloria Sastre. SECOND ROW: Penny Prior, Janet Calvo, Betty MacArthur, Ruth Wood, Kathleen Kezi. Concilium Romanum Sponsors Banquet Latin Club, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Sally Peterson, Pat Ryan, Deborah Blair, Donna Gray, Ruth Hopkins, Carolyn Broader, Kathy Wasilewski. SECOND ROW: John Pietras, Joseph Vumbaco, Ira Cohen, Michael Mendyka, Charles O'Brien. 122 German Club Has Busy Year German Club: FRONT ROWg Left fo Right: Emilia Waszkiewicz, Sally Wilkes, Eleanor Sfendor, Claudia Wishnafski, Phyllis Rollins, Joanne Ganong. SECOND ROW: Anita Cwirka, Nancy Howard, Joan Seiclwfer, Su'san Andrews, Vlad Vanags, Celine Cavallo, Stuart Gofiin. 123 CHEMISTRY CLUB: Left To Right: FIRST ROW: Joseph Wisniewski, Thomas Loin. SECOND ROW: James Carpenter, Charles Wooding, Patricia Morse, Theodore Myers. Science Clubs Search for Truths EARTH SCIENCE CLUB: Leff To Right, FIRST ROW: Florence Lanclou, Carol Offo, Susan Gauclio, Jean Marquis. SECOND ROW: Kennelh Arfhur, Barbara Bell, James Jasinski, Frank Carroll. MATHEMATICS CLUB: Left To Right: Kerry Payne, Keifh Tomlinson, Joseph Vumbaco, David Clarke, John Haclcu, John Grannis. W,.,,, .. , M ,-,,M. 1 ,- Junior Representative Council: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Priscella Kranyak, Linda Barker. THIRD ROW: John McClellan, Robert Robinson, Patricia Mitchell, Diane Dudek, Judith Grace, June Namnoun, Peter Sabo, James Vitale, Richard Harkiwik, John Hulicki, Suella Sabine, Maureen Server, Sharon Tiedman, Janet VanDeun, Robert O'Brien, Anthony Bocchino, Daniel So-mmers. Lawler. SECOND ROW: Leslie Bridget, Celine Cavallo, Katherine FOURTH ROW: David Clarke, Frank Binder, George Burkhart, Wosilewski, Barbara Curtis, Jacquelyn DelGreggo, Eileen Zuk, Joan James Vitali, Gerald DiBartoIeomeo. Drama Club ls Very Active at L.H.H.S. DRAMA CLUB: Lett to Right, FIRST ROW: Karen Backstrom, Dorothy Denya, Judith Journot, Janet Lawler, Phyllis Rawlins, Sue Kelman. SECOND ROW: Linda Kish, Maureen Server, Gary Ames, lra Cohen, Karl Woodrow, Daniel Rudermcn. 125 1 Pep Club lnstills School Spirit .H M if 4-31 Pep Club girls stage mock football game at outdoor rally. PEP CLUB: Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Gail Hocking, Nora Dillman, Jane Bartek, Judy Huskes, .loan Torello, Jean Dembizak, Jean Gryga, Suella Sabine, Laura Wilson, Kathy Kristan, Rose Quezada. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Minervini, Eileen Zuk, Karen Ziegler, Donna Pirone, Linda Warro, Linda Wasilewski, Marcella Coss, Rosemary Dzadios, Mary Ann Namnoun, Mary Ann Jasinski, Carolyn Ennis. BACK ROW: Priscilla Robinson, Karen Carlson, Kristine Sebostion, Mary 'Ann Malchodi, Diane Kavanaugh, Judy Grace, Joyce Sirois. Future Engineers Visit Loccal Industry THE FORUM FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Suella Sabine, Karen Louden, Pamela Long, Susan Gledhill, Ruth Wood, Elizabeth Boldizar. BACK ROW: Kermit James, Betty MacArthur, Daniel Ruderman, Malccwlm Champagne, Penny Prior, Edward Miles. COLLEGE CLUB OFFICERS: Left to Right: Maurie Markowitz, President, Kathy Marlowe, Vice-President, Norma Jo Bennett, Secretary, Donna Pethybridge, Treasurer. 128 The College Club COLLEGE CLUB The College Club, an extra-curricular activity sponsored by the Wallingford Chap- ter of the American Association of Univer- sity Women, serves to inform Junior and Senior girls of the various educational op- portunities available to them after gradua- tion. Working closely vvith the Guidance Department, the advisers seek to guide and direct the members through the use of movies, records, and guest speakers. To culminate the year's activities a trip to an institution of higher learning is planned. Miss Gloria Watkins is the faculty adviser, and Mrs. Walter Fried the A.A.U.W. Rep- resentative. COLLEGE CLUB SENIORS: Liz Boldizar, Holly Hayes, Karen Fanta- rella, Carolyn Connelly, Diana Ragone, Rita Laskowski, Brenda Stuer, Donna Pethybridge, Penny Garvin. SECOND ROW: Karen Bobinske, Maureen Rook, Angie Cortes, Lee Namnoum, Audrey Rusiak, Laureen Porto, Linda Glatfelter, Donna Malinowski, Kathy Guides Future Plans Kristian, Susan Andrews, Anitci Cwirka, Pat Gavette, Sandy Hanson, Leigh Burback. THIRD ROW: Patricia Bell, Pamela Long, Susan Gledhill, Lynn Peretzman, Danna Meloney, Karen Backstrom, Bar- bara Kapi, Ruth Wood, Penny Prior, Alice Mezza. COLLEGE CLUB JUNIORS: Left to Right: Maurie Markowitz, Martha Sunbury, Diamond Bartolomucci, Peggy Bray, Claudia Wishnafski, Nancy Barres, Jean Gryga, Jaan Torello, Sharon Devine, Gloria Puglisi, Bonnie Revoir, Jackie Delgreggo, Barbara Curtis, Diane Grady, Diane Rose, Norma .lo Bennett, Suella Sabine. SECOND ROW: Karen Homestead, Shirley Ferry, Marcella Cass, Sharon 129 Tiedman, Mary Mahan, Nancy Howard, Ellie Aiken, Kay Vandal, Donna Toth, Arlene Sacha, Linda Valentine, Judy Meloney, Donna Perone, Kitty Clementel, Linda Wasilewski, Phyllis Rollins, Maureen Server, Anita Golia. THIRD ROW: Pat Ryan, Sharon Scott, Sharon McCaw, Kathy Landon, Susan Piper, Judy Watkins, Sue Christopher, Celine Cavallo, Janet Calvo. CHRONICLE STAFF: Lett to Right, FIRST ROW: Norma .Io Bennett, Alexandra Hanson, Faith Smith, Susan Gledhill, Kristine Sebastian, Kathryn Wasilewski. SECOND ROW: Marcella Cass, Kathleen Dembizak, Alice Satton, Judith Heilman, Theodore Myers, Linda Hanson, Diane Dudek, Maurie Markowitz. COMPASS - CHRONICLE News, as presented by the COMPASS, the Lyman Hall newspaper, is of interest to all. Published every month, the COMPASS olters fashion news, sports news, and anything else which makes good news. The COMPASS adviser is Miss Sandra Yaggi, and editor-in-chief is Anita Golia. The CHRONICLE, Lyman Hall's literary magazine, is pub- lished once a year in June. In it are compiled the best short stories, poems, and essays produced by students of the three classes during the school year. The CHRONICLE is advised by Mr. Anthony Ruotolo and assisted by Mrs. Mildred Bohannah. The editor-in-chief is Faith Smith and her assistant is Sue Gledhill. Creativity Stirs Susan Gledhill, Assistant Editor, Mr. Ruotolo, Adviser, Faith Smith, Editor-in-Chief. 130 4 W Anita Golia, Editor-in-Chief Miss Sondra Ycggi' Adviser he Individual to Genius COMPASS Editors: Marcella Coss, Exchange Editor: Kathryn Wasilewski, News Editor: Anita Golia, Editor-in-Chief, Penny Prior, Art Editor, Margaret Bray, Features Editor. i e 131 SENIORS: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Boldizar, Judy Journot, Joan Gudain, Michele Grywalski, Jacueline Boyd, Donna Malo. BACK ROW: Kermit James, Judson Paige, Bryan VanDeun, Ronald Marks, George DeSoIa. The Student Council The Student Council is the governing student body at Lyman Hall High School. Each week this group meets to discuss topics or problems that may be pre- sented by any member of the school. Under the guidance of Miss Dorothy Dederick and assisted by Miss Shirley Rauson, the Council has undertaken many beneficial projects, such as sponsoring a foreign orphan, providing traffic monitors, and or- ganizing dances. In addition this group sends three of its representatives to a training conference con- ducted by the Connecticut Federation of Student Councils. The Student Council is the bridge of under- standing between students and administration. The Council Seeks t JUNIORS: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Jacqueline DelGreggo, Sally Peterson, Elizabeth Marlowe, Linda Barker, Sharon McCaw, Norma Jo Bennett. BACK ROW: Brian Timek, Jerry DiBartolomeo, James Vitali, John VanDeun, Anthony Bocchino, James Vitale. The Student Council is a liasion group dedicated to the promotion of harmonious relations throughout the school. One of the most important duties of the Student Council is to assist communication between the student body and the administration. The obiective of all Student Council members is to make our school a better place for learning and for socializing. We are very fortunate in having a helpful and understanding faculty. Teachers have willingly given their time to us in order that we may participate in many activities. The extra-curricular program adds the spice that makes learning in school a pleasure. Each depart- ment at Lyman Hall offers an outstanding curriculum of studies. The building itself is very attractive and well-maintained. ln an environ- ment like this we can only benetit. In school our ideas and ideals are fostered. Here we develop the character that will later take us through lite. This character will assist us in providing the necessities and pleasures of life for ourselves and our families. We should therefore maintain the right attitudes as we go out to explore the World. l shall never forget my days in high school because I have had such wonderful classmates. You have really been a great inspiration to me. lt has been a wonderful honor for me to serve as President of the Student Council this year. lt has been a rewarding experience. May I end in wishing you all every success and happiness in life. Sincerely, Kermit James romote Ties of Understanding Kermit James, Student Council President SOPHOMORES: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Marilyn Orosz, Lorraine Grywalski, Sally Piper, Lynn Trzciensky, Linda Prebilla, Sally Sabin. BACK ROW: Charles Pasquariello, Ted Myers, James Carpenter, Ray Sonozzciro. 133 Members inducted in their Junior Year: Lett to Right, FRONT Poropatich, Virginia Richards, Marcia Hoff. Missing from ROW: Margaret Mottram, Mary Ann Bryda, Helene Namnoun, picture are Laura Wilson, Susan Kezi, Edward Miles, Allan Faith Smith. BACK ROW: Anita Cwirka, Theresa Wyszkowski, Blakeslee. Patricia Konopka, Wayne Carlson, Karen Backstrom, Jane NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY To promote scholarship, leadership, character, and service, the National Honor Society strives for the betterment ot the entire student body. Through its , assemblies, displays, and proiects, along with its induction ceremonies, the Honor Society seeks to in- still high ideals in the individual students. Dr. Ken- nedy, Dean ot Girls and head of the Guidance De- partment, is adviser to this outstanding organization. Members inducted in their Senior Year: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Paula Buntele, Carol Skubby, Brenda Stuer. BACK ROW: Natalie Chamberlain, Corrine Wheeler, Maureen Rook. Missing from picture are Linda Manley and Penny Prior. yi 134- I ras' L ska? is cowl skubby Brigh Futures Edward Miles, Vice4Presidenf of Nofionol Honor Society, helps cz fellow sfudenl. Louro Wilson, Koren Bcxcksfrom, cmd Theresa Wyszkowski, Presidenf of Nofioncl Honor Society. 135 Anim Cwirko, Secretory of Ncfionol Honor Socieiy. Ba nd Officers The Bond Contributes to FRONT ROW, left to right: John Boncoddo, Presidentf Susan Andrews, Librarian: Leah Bethlce, Secretary- Trecisurer, Joan Kronyakg Sally Willles, Karl Woodrow. SECOND ROW: Judith Journot, Kenneth Fritz, Elaine Provencher. Dr. Richard Otto 136 The Band entertains football fans. Band Under the direction of Dr. Richard Otto, the Lyman Hall High School Band contributes greatly to the cultural atmos- phere of the school. The concert band takes part in annual exchange trips and semi-annual contests. The marching band, under the direction of Mr. Harold Crump, participates in town parades and plays at football games. The Band is a vital part of the music curricula and has long been iudged one of New England's finest. ur School's Musical Life The Marching Band on the Football Field. Drum Maiorettes Clockwise: Alice Brunetti, Patricia Polson, Eileen Zuk, Susan Dunham, Dorothy Wasko. 5 r Sftiofl YZ lrfoitg' Coronets FRONT ROW Left to Right Charles Pasquarlello Roy Gryezlk Thomas Kenny John Hourlgan BACK ROW Christopher Grzesik Joseph Wolack Theodore Myers Dennis Palmer Warren Hall Donna Gentile Eleven-Part Harmony Make Bass Section Joseph Schecter James Vltali Robert Bailey William Seavey Karl Woodrow Saxophones: Left to right: Susan Hoff, Ronald Burnham, Diane Mahan, Wayne McClellan, Gary Ames, Anthony Bocchino, Kenneth Fritz. Woodwinds: Karen Wigforss, Kathleen Slie, Maureen Carroll, Thomas Lake, Gregory Samal, Michele Grywalski, Elaine Provencher, John Boncoddo. Percussion: Left to Right: Charles Mala guti, Paul Kraussman, Richard Butcher, Ar thur Papale, Howard Mulrain. I M. .. , -:, :- ,..., . Q W-W ,, .Q . 1, . Clorinets: Left to Right: Faith Smith, Cor- rine Wheeler, Ruth Wood, Judith Journot, James Russell, Carolyn Broader, Carol Skubby. Prize-Winning Band French Horns: TOP TO BOTTOM: Carol Otto, Kathy Trombones: Lett to right: Thomas Rogers, Fred Melta- Coleman, Mary Mahan, Anne Nowotenski. bager, Kenneth Authur, Thomas Myers. Oboes and Bossoons: FRONT ROW, Lett to Right: Sandra Heil- man, Anita Cwirka, Melody Sell. BACK ROW: Eleanor Andrews, Sue Andrews, Sue Goudio. Baritones: FRONT ROW, 'Left to Right: James Elyward, Cynthia Cooper. BACK ROW: Walter Barnes, Ernest Mrazik. Flutes: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Holly Hayes, Brenda Stuer, MUl'lGm HGQEF, MGVY Ellen Parlato. BACK ROW: Diane Kavanaugh, Do-nna Pethybridge, Ruth Haller, Lynn Trzciensky, Krystyna Bak, Marilyn Flis. Vifoi con uct In Appreciation f Fine Music Orchestra The Orchestra, under the direction ot Mr. Lawrence Vitali, plays at the annual mid-Winter and Spring concerts. It also provides music each year at graduation in June and performs at the elementary schools in order to demonstrate various instruments. Several members of this fine musical organiza- tion are members ot the Connecticut All-State Orchestra. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Virginia Richards, Norma Jo Bennett, Dan Ru- derman, Marcia Hott, Sandy Hamlan, Sharon Scott, Carol Hunt, Bonnie Germain, Sharon McCaw, Eva Freemantle. SECOND ROW: David Wheeler, Nancy Howard, Eleanor Andrews, John VanDeun, Kathy Niscanen, Miriam Hager, Melody Sell, Anita Cwirka, Corrine Wheeler, Sally Wilkes, Mau- reen Carroll, Ruth Wood, Sue Andrews. THIRD ROW: Charles Malaguti, Ted Myers, Gary LeGendre, Anne Nowotenski, Mary Elizabeth Mahan, Kathy Coleman, Bob Bailey, Fred Meltabarger, Edward Eylward, Carl Woodrow. Left to Right: Bonnie Germain, Sharon McCaw, Eva Freemantle, and Sharon Leone. Lett to Right, FIRST -ROW: A. Sunn, F. Smith, J. Torgerson, C. Coo- per, J. Ganong, B. Sherwood, B. Germain, B. Revoir, K. Coleman, K. Teftt, D. Konyu, J. Dembizak, J. Oppelt, S. Slater, G. Hocking, J. Bartek, E. Freemantle, 2nd ROW: Doctor Otto, P. Valiquette, P. Robinson, G. Losi, J. Zwible, R. Leone, J. Brooks, V. Vanags, J. Sabota, C. Dougan, J. Seichter, T. Oppelt, T. Gannon, M. Resnick, W. Morris, S. Cass, S. Hanson, 3rd ROW: J. Tryziencsky, D. Ken- nealy, C. Hallback, T. Erdos, L. Bowen, L. Karolshak, K. Conway, P Meehan, E. Burgess, E. Zolkiewicz, G. Ross, J. Elyward, G. Ames J. Heilman, C. Ennis, M. Server, K. Stella, M. Walton, 4th ROW M. Donovan, M. Sunbury, S. Kelmon, S. Ward, D. Palmer, M. Mal chodi, D. Dudek, N. Reed, S. Battles, l. Cohen, C. Wheeler, J Watkins, M. Fekete, M. Brown, C. Reopell, L. Kish, G. D'Amico, D Ennis, B. Latham. Mixed Choir and Girls Girls' Chorus Officers: Left to Right, Alice Brunetti, Bonnie Revoir, Cynthia Cooper, Bonnie Sherwood, Diane Ragone. Along with The Band and The Orchestra, the Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Harold Crump, ond the Choir, under the direction of Dr. Richord Otto, offer the opportunity for students To enioy music vocolly. Both groups perform ot The Mid-Winter ond Spring Concerts. Although the Glee Club is open to all students, the Choir is more selective ond is usually mode up of odvonced rrusicions. The Glee Club consists solely of girls, The Choir has both girl and boy members. horus Score HiT at Concert Left to Right: FIRST ROW: C. Marchetti, R. Vitelli, G. Cosgrove, G Hocking, K. Gould, S. Kennedy, B. Latham, C. Cooper, J. Reed, L Kish, B. Pareti, A. Olavage, N. Henisko, B. Revoir, B. Sherwood, P Fenton, A. Sunn, C. York, M. Donovan. 2nd ROW: D. Somozick, S Jones, L. Wosilewski, C. Reopell, D. Denyo, P. Barret, L. Post, M Fekete, S. Cassela, S. Cass, N. Mason, C. Branclle, D. Blake, B Germain, L. Kittredge, D. Rose, G. Vcirney, D. Ragone, S. Muli 3rd ROW: C. Winchell, K. Stevens, M. Walton, M. Gokey, P Avigne, L. Cavallaro, J. Pence, N. Marooney, M. Elyette, G. Dig hello, D. Dudek, L. Korolshok, S. Adams, M. Mochoid, M. Mushin- ski, S. Jones, S. Glatzel, D. Lefelaure, S. Hanchuruck, E. Smith, R Hortcl. 4th ROW: A. Brunetti, S. Brackett, L. Sctlogato, S. Grace M. Brown, J. Wotkins, P. Polson, V. Wallace, D. Philippi, N. Reed P. Walton, K. Specht, E. Freemantle, L. Hinde, J. York, F. Brown D. Ennis, J. Zwible, G. Losi, L. Balderocchi, M. Neoring, J Trzciensky. 1 1 The Girls' League Girls' League Representatives - Sophomores, FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Winchell, Lynn Trzciensky, Barbara Porto, Sharon Hawkins, Susan Hoff, Susan Tiedman, Jan Mills, Jean Oppelt. SECOND ROW: Sandra DaSilva, Donna Blaski, Kathryn Coleman, Sally Piper, Karen Scacchetta, Audrey Rusialc, Dorothy Denya. Juniors, FIRST ROW, left to right: Leslie Bridgett, Dia- ROW: Mary Ann Malchiodi, Kathryn Osborne, Sharon Mc- mond Bartolomucci, Shirley Ferry, Cynthia Cooper, Elea- Caw, Kathryn Wasilews-ki, Celine Cavallo, Barbara Rossi, nor Stendor, Patricia Simpson, Noelle Kearns. SECOND Judith Grace. Seniors, FIRST ROW, left to right: Leah Bethke, Mary Ann Joan Gudain, Francine Zottoli, Patricia Bell, Susan Gled- Bryda, Catherine DeLea, Michele Grywalski, Elaine Pro- hill, Pamela Sittnick, Jacqueline Tauchette, Barbara Kapi, vencher, Claudia McKinstry, Marilyn Stupski, Gail Saxton, Kathy Marlowe. Donna Malo. SECOND ROW: Susan Kezi, Anita Cwirka, Young People Serve Their School and Community Girls' League Officers, left to right: Joan Gu- dain, Vice-President, Leah Bethke, Treasurer, Directed by gn executive lgggrd Qf Kathleen Marlowe, Secretary. Missing from pic- homeroom represenmfives The Girls' I :B l P , P I. . . We every Umm res' en League of Lyman Hall is a service or- ganization under the supervision of Miss Ethel Kennedy. Each Christmas the organization sponsors the traditional Christmas Pageant. During the spring the spe- cial events include a fashion show, a formal prom, and a Mother-Daughter Banquet, The organization aims to create good character and a theme of unity throughout the student body. The Key Club Senior Director, Fred Gordon, Corresponding Secretary, Mango, Secretary of Key Club International, David Pagm David Clarke, Secretary, Brian VanDeun, President, Kevin Junior Director, Howard Fromkin. Deary, Vice-President, Robert Christman, Treasurer, John Under the direction of Mr. James O'Connor, Sr., the Lyman Hall High School Key Club is an honorary service organization which participates in both school and community projects. Af- filiated with Kiwanis International, the Key Club's active members are an- nually responsible for the Christmas Toy Drive, safety campaigns, and as- sisting with the March of Dimes. FRONT ROW, left to right: John McClellan, Howard Fromkin, Tho- mas Rogers, George DeSola, Gerald DiBartolomeo, James Vitale, Robert O'Brien, John Hacku, Fred Gordon, Robert Mitchell, Rich- ard Butcher, Wayne Ferrari. SECOND ROW: James Schipke, Tho- mas Grasser, Richard Harkawik, William Lussier, Robert Read, Gary A Key Club Meeting Maichysak, Bryan VanDeun, Kevin Deary, Lawrence Jezierski, Vladi- mar Wilhousky, Arthur Papale. THIRD ROW: Robert Christman, Michael Resnick, David Pagni, Kenneth Fritz, John Mango, James Vitale, John Fiora, Michael Stankus, Charles Kingsland, David Clarke, Michael Choletsky, Mr. O'Connor, Sr., adviser. Here and There Mr. Price and friend Dolly and Donna Malo Murcia Hoff 146 The charge of the lunch brigade and Everywhere me Eri 147 Jone Poropotich, Editor in Chief The Signer Karen Bockstrom Assistont Editor in Chief ereso Vifyszkowski, Literary Editor Morcic: Hott, Production Editor Karen Loudon ond Potricio Govette, Art Editors Advisers - Mr. John Kowalski, Mr. Jordon Abeshouse ond Miss Muriel Quint. THE SIGNER To preserve the memories, to reflect the highlights, and to record our achievements are the aims of the SIG- NER. That this chronicle may have unity, Miss Muriel Quint, as general adviser, co-ordinates the work of all the staffs. ldeas that we have acquired and emotions that we have felt are ex- pressed by the literary staft, advised by Mr. John J. Kovvalski. Daily life, as well as special occasions, as seen through the camera's eye is presented by the art department, advised by Mr. Jordan Abeshouse, Financial aspects of this publication are handled by the business staff with Mr. Bernard Reiske, adviser. r -I if ff, ' N 3. Literary - Anita Cwirka, Marcella Cass, Theresa Vtfyszkowski, Karen Backstrom, Mary Ann Bryda, Pamela Lape, and Maurie Markowitz. 2 Q o-PN 5 xx I 'r X. , NA , .K 7, V ,f . V A RObeI'fMifCl16ll, 5USlf16SS Manager Art - Carol Skubby, Carolyn Connelly, Maurine Sturken, Patricia Gavette, Karen Loudon, Kathleen Sturken, and Pamela Lape. Mr. Bernard Rieske, Business Advisor Production - Joanne Kuhlmann, Diane Boyle, Gail Saxton, Barbara Kapi, Maureen Carroll Jane Poropatich, Karen Backstrom and Virginia Richards. , - , i l Q? riivZ9Mv wwf ,H l,iQ W Zw, I ,,A,,, L,A,1,l , m , BW-x1L,,: f Ty Y ' ,fm f. , 24 K L,-'qi - . K .,:,1 X -- ,A U , f1:wg,,Q,L, 1:,.mf , :,::fu-P .-:wwffrrw . 'wiki k Jwre A L. ,, ,,,,-,W,:, ge Q.W.,,,,Z4m,Q1,51: -fwa.: 3-Vyfygzwe yggymggyqf- f ,,fyi,QgmV.x V-K .W .,k-, ,,.,W. - my ,.k. ,, In JRADUATING CLASS , ,s 'X . Qjin , 'f s,,, er 2. ,, ' 9 P h Q J ' ' br' Q I ' uv. :Q V 6 X85 - , i 7 I . , . 3! 'U A an 1, if ig Q Q. ff-Wim r --yr wma ww I ' A 'fikzi'-'TQ f My-f f, ,if . -5 Class Historians: Claudia McKinstry, Wayne Ferrari. Class History Events are now history - a history which is dijerently interpreted, differently recounted and dijerently labeled among various observers . . . Let us recognize both the gains we have made . . . and the great distance yet to be covered. We, as the first of larger classes, came to Lyman Hall uncertain of our plans and future, but we knew that un- derstanding and guidance would aid us along our path. The years behind us had gone so swiftly that we were now conscious that our three years at Lyman Hall would be very brief. Because we were such a large class, we knew that unity would be our key to success. With this factor in mind, we began to organize with the election of officers by petition. Kevin Deary was chosen president, and David Pagni, Joan Gudain, and Lorriane Binnette were elected vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. In order to have a better representation of our large class in its many decisions, the following students' were elected to our Sophomore Representa- tive Council under the help and guidance of our class advisers, Mr. McGahie and Miss Anderson: Sue Andrews, Robert Bailey, Diane Boyle, Richard Butcher, Robert Christman, Linda Cosenza, Kevin Deary, Ro- berta Dubar, Edward Crocco, George DeSola, Laurel Gawrych, Michele Gfywalski, Robert Gustafson, Joan Gudain, Judith Journot, Kermit James, Kathy Kristan, Charles Kingsland, Ronald Marks, Claudia McKinstry, Charles Malaguti, Helene Namnoum, Beverly Parsons, Ernest Mrazik, Ed Nowak, Elaine Provencher, John O'Neil, Audrey Rusiak, Molly Sullivan, Robert Strossi, Bryan Van Deun, Judith Torgerson, Laura Wilson, and Karl Woodrow. To the Student Council, foundation of our entire student body representation, we elected Honora Bukow- ski, Leah Bethke, Elizabeth Boldizar, Marion Donovan, Joan Gudain, Charles Malaguti, John Mango, George DeSola, Robert Strossi, Ed Nowak, Patricia Konopka, and John O'Neil to represent our sophomore class. As a class and as individuals we began participat- ing in various school activities. We were represented on the Junior Varsity Basketball Team by Ken Fritz, Joe Wolak, Art Papale, Dana Lindsey, Richard Butcher, Bill McNulty, Ron Marks, Wayne Ferrari, Joe Woitasik, Mike Resnick, Charles Kingsland, Billy Gerace, and' John O'Neil. Helping to cheer them on were the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Pat Konopka, Bev Par- sons, Ona Oster, and Carol Robitaille. April brought the showers and Twilight Time, the theme of the most important event, the sophomore dance, under the chairmanship of David Pagni. Final exams found us more serious, more studious, and a little wiser than in September. We had learned to appreciate the guidance of the faculty and admin- istration, to tolerate the superiority of the upperclass- men, and to work together as a class. When we returned in September we once again found homework, school books, and early morning announcements. Having grown in stature, awareness, and ability, we began our Junior year eager to demonstrate our courage and initiative. We became active participants in many class and school activities. To lead us as juniors, we elected Robert Strossi, president, Bob Christman, vice-president, Joan Gudain, secretary, and Kermit James, treasurer. Our Junior Representative Council consisted of Kathy Kristan, Charles Kingsland, Dolores Malo, Sharon Leione, Linda Manley, Fred Meltabarger, John O'Neil, Helene Nam- noun, Sandra Parylak, Judson Page, Laureen Porto David Pagni, Leah Bethke, Gary Ames, Diane Boyle, Elizabeth Boldizar, Jacqueline Boyd, Robert Christman Kevin Deary, Richard Butcher, Roberta Dubar, George DeSola, Fred Gordon, Michele Grywalski, Joan Gudain, Judith Journot, Robert Strossi, Carol Skubby, Molly Sullivan, Bill Tester, Judith Torgerson, Bryan Van Deun, Carrine Wheeler, Laura Wilson, and Francine Zottoli. They helped us decide .our class colors, blue and white, and our motto, You stand in your own light. A further decision was made with the help of our class ring committee headed by Bob Strossi, The vote was overwhelmingly in favor of the college style ring over the usual black onyx style. The traditional class play was our first maior class endeavor. Under the direction of Miss Person, our Junior play, The Importance of Being Earnest, was a great success. Judith Journot, Hattie Sittnick, Karen Backstrom, Gary Ames, Carl Bandecchi, and Daniel Ruderman played leading roles. We were active once more in sports. After a hard- luck season, the football team elected Bob Christman and George DeSola to be co-captains in the i963-64 season. Doubling on the Junior Varsity and the Varsity Basketball teams were Ken Fritz, Bill McNulty, and John Fiora. On the baseball team we were represented by John O'Neil, Gary Maichrzak, Joh Ferreira, Art Papale, Mike Cholesky, Leonard Liptak, Ken Fritz, George DeSola, and Tom Dokas. Honey Bukowski, Pat Konopka, Bev Parsons, Ona Oster, and Carol Robitaille helped cheer at all Lyman Hall sports events. With the coming of spring came probably our biggest event, the Junior Promenade. Under the able leadership of Joan Gudain, general Chairman, we created a world of Fantasia, a gigantic flower garden with soft music and subdued lighting. We were, of course, busy with our studies through- out the year. Adding incentive to our studying was the new quality point grading system. Many of us, antici- pating future years, took the College Board Exams. Several Juniors were honored for their scholastic record and service by being initiated into the National Honor Society. These were Theresa Wyzkowski, Jane Poropatich, Ed Miles, Pat Konopka, Mary Ann Bryda, Helene Namnoun, Karen Backstrom, Laura Wilson, Wayne Carlson, Faith Smith, Virginia Richards, Susan Kezi, Anita Cwirka, Marcia Hoff, and Margaret I I Mottram. Representing us on the Boys' State and Girls' State were Ed Nowak, George DeSola, Mary Ann Bry- da, Jane Poropatich, Rita Gerber, Janice Kontnick, and Kermit James. ln June, as we looked back over the many activities of our class, we thought with gratitude of the generous aid given by our class advisers, Miss Brown, Miss Burns, and Miss Licari. We then closed our school books and bid farewell to our teachers as we anticipated a summer of relaxation and sunshine . . . Give Light, and the darkness will disappear. CErasmusJ Returning in September as seniors, we felt the great responsibility of assuming positions of leadership. ln our first class meeting we nominated class officers and later elected John Mango, President, Kermit James, vice-president, Joan Gudain, secretary, and John O'Neil, treasurer. Soon after elections we began work on our great event, our Senior Prom. Directing us was Lorraine Binnette who was aided by Pam Lape, Mary Ann Bryda, Joan Gudain, and Leah Bethke, as committee chairman. On November ninth we entered a setting of regal splendor and elegance, our Fleur de Lis. The high point of the evening came when Mr. Price, our principal, crowned our lovely queen, Joan Gudain, as her pretty attendants, Michele Grywalski and Bev Par- sons, looked on. Following the prom, many seniors helped plan the first L.H.H.S. Homecoming Weekend. Though saddened by the death of our nation's vigorous President, John F. Kennedy, we went on with this Thanksgiving event. On Wednesday evening there was a pep rally and bonfire, which was lit by the Homecoming Queen, Elizabeth Boldizar. The football game on Thanksgiving morning brought some cheer as we won our first game. Especially helping us to win the Bean Pot Trophy were two touch- downs by Steve Wells, a fellow senior. To close the Homecoming festivities, a dance was held honoring the Alumni. ln rapid succession there followed hours of prepara- tion for Mid-Term Exams Ceven more important now with the new averaging systemi, the basketball season with Bill McNulty as captain of our varsity, completion of the SIGNER under the capable hands of Jane Poropatich and her hard--working staff, our Senior Class Play, school evaluation, the spring sports, with Dana Lindsey and Bob Reed captaining our baseball team and Bob Christman as captain of track, preparation for our Senior Banquet at Restland Farms, and Final Exams. Now it is graduation and the final realization that our years at Lyman Hall have ended. Suddenly our class motto has new meaning for us. We must go forth on our own, guided by what we have learned during our school years, to make our way as individuals in an ever increasingly complicated world. We now find added truth in our motto: You stand in your own light. Judy Journof and Maureen Carroll Seniors Lead Bus Karen Backsfrom Maureen ond Kathy Siurken and Dolores and Donna Malo Sondra Poryak, Lorraine Binetfe, and Emilia Waskiewicz nd Varied Lives '. . 0 V S I! ,f 'O 1 X! Johanna Dc rin , we , . S-Q3 'v!! Patricia Garvin, Mrs. Mildred Bohonncxh Lee Nomnoun, Joyce Sirois, Joan Gudcxin, Scndy Hanson Gerry Hoffman , , Cft. R 3 wk uv' lg!! ff lxqv Q- 'CF mid' xg? 'nf' n., Q' i. '5 ..-sf. 'Xu- F As, A 4 'Q ilk I 4 .E-.fs 3 1 xl EW 5:5 gy! K. nf L 'p 5 z. gh , 'R E gn Over the Senior Prom Our Senior Queen .gc Mr. Price Crowns Queen Joan v-V V Peg 'W of Joan Guduin 157 ff ig mp. Joan Gucloin and Mr. Price In Memoriam Patricia Kennealy . . . I am the resurrection, and the life: hc that bclievetlz in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live . . . John II:25 158 John Mango, President Fellow ClassmaTes, Now aT graduaTion we look back aT our fond mem' ories of Lyman Hall. l'm sure no one will forget his high school years or The many friends made during Them. But now we shall all be separaTed and choose The road which leads To our place in society. This roacl will be a very challenging one and we musT rely on our foundation developed by The past Twelve years of educaTion. Our nexT few years may be very Try- ing, buT if well spenT They w'll be well worTh The eFforT in IaTer life. In closing I would like To Take The opporTuniTy To Thank all members of The class for leTTing me serve as presidenT, and Tor your co-oper- aTion in making your senior year very successful. Sincerely yours, John Mango President, Senior Class Q17 Class Advisers: Mr. Gary Bossie, Mrs. Anna Kruse, Mrs. Mildred Bohannah and Mrs. Millicent Schmitt. Class OHicers: John O'Neil, John Mango, Joon Gudoin and KermiT James L. H. Adds the Collegiate Touch LORRAINE ABREU PASQUALE AIELLO MARGARET ALEXANDER Most Collegiate Kevin Deary and Pamela Lape GARY AMES SUSAN ANDREWS KENNETH ARTHUR KAREN BACKSTROM ffkg ROBERT BAILEY FRED BAPTIST GENAFA BALLOUGH SHARYN BATTLIES DIANE BELL PATRICIA BELL CARL BANDECCHI DAVID BELCHER MARY ANN BARBARINO KATHLEEN BECKIER LORAINE BINETTE EDWARD BURGESS ELAINE BERARDESCA LESLIE BEMONT Enthusiastic Senior LEAH BETHKE KAREN BOBINSKI 162 GERDA BOETTGER Most Enthusiastic Joan Gudain and David Pagni SUSAN BRACKETT RICHARD BUTCHER RUTH BRACKETT WILLIAM BRAUCH nficipcte Victory JACQUELYN BOYD KATHERINE BOUGHTON DIANE BOYLE JOHN BONCODDO ELIZABETH BOLDIZAR THOMAS BROSNAN KATHLEEN BRENTON ROSEMARY BREZICKI GLEN CALKINS ELSIE BROODER JOHN CALLAHAN Big Eyes and Dimple JANICE BROOKS MARY ANN BRYDA Cufesf John DiFrc1nco cmd Jocquelin Boyd HONORA BUKOWSKI ' 1 PAULA BUNTELE CHARLES CANTERBURY MAUREEN CARROLL LARRY CHARPENTIER o o I 0 0 rreslshb e Comblnchon KAREN CARLSON LEIGH BURBACH CAROLYN CAMERON JAMES CARFORA BONNIE BUZA WAYNE CARLSON MILDRED CASANOVA NATALIE CHAMBERLAIN RICHARD CASSELLO CAROLYN CONNELLY MICHAEL CHOLEFSKY C I Girls Dlsprove Adcage ROBERT CHRISTMAN ANITA CWIRKA EDWARD CROCCO WILLIAM CIARELLI LINDA COSENZA INDULIS CHOCHOMS ANGELA CORTES MARY COUGHLIN PHILIP COGLE MARILYN DAMN THOMAS CUI-LEN Women the Weaker Sex ELEANOR CUERBO WILLIAM COPELAND FRED COX Most Athletic Robert Christman and Susan Wcsilewski JOHANNA DARIN MALCOLM CHAMPAGNE PHYLLIS CONARY ALFRED DANOROVICH DONNA DES JARDINS Artists Give Exhibit ELEANOR DAVIDZONEK 'MX DOROTHY DENYA Class Artists Pamela La pe and Leonard Liptak CATHERINE DELEA KEVIN DEARY CHERYL DAVIES GEORGE DESOLA 0 'O O e F!I'1lShIl1Q Stroke MARION DONOVAN SUSAN DONTIGNEY CAROL ENNIS ELIZABETH ELYETT JOHN DEVINE SANDRA DELGREGGO JOHN DIFRANCO Senior Boys Good ABREU, LORRAINE - 45 Church Street, Co 9-6731, Girls' League Executive Board 10,111 Student Coun- cil 101 President at Distributive Education 121 Chairman of Distributive Education Record Hop 12. page 160 AIELLO, PASQUALE - 2726 Dixwell Avenue, Hcimden, Tel 248-4674, Vocational Agriculture 10,11,121 Sentinel 11. page 160 ALEXANDER, MARGARET - 55 Tremper, Co 9-0849, Girls' League 10,11,121 Athletic Association 10,11. page 160 AMES, GARY - 14 South Whittlesey Avenue, Co 9-2636, Intramural basketball 10,11,121 Band 10,11,121 Junior Class Play 11,121 Track 101 Junior Representative Council, Athletic Association 10,11. page 160' ARTHUR, KENNETH - 31 Elmwood Road, Co 9-8427, Band 10,11,121 Intramurals -- softball 101 Track 111 Athletic Association 111 Biology Club 111 Vocational Agriculture 12. page 160 BACKSTROM, KAREN - 30 Sunrise Circle, Co 9-1654, College Club 1O,11,12, Secretary 111 Talent Show 111 Girls' League 10,11,121 Treasurer of Latin Club 111 National Honor Society 11,121 Athletic Association 10,11,121 Junior Class Play 111 Junior Prom Decorations 111 Senior Prom Decorations 121 Signer, Assistant Editor 12. page 160 BAILEY, ROBERT - 273 South Elm Street, Co 9-2322, Track 10,111 Intramural basketball 10,111 Band 10,11,121 Athletic Association 10,111 Homeroom Representative 10. page 161 BALLOUGH, GENAFA - 100 North Cherry Street, Co 9-9674, Band 10,11,121 Girls' League 10,11,121 Athletic Association 10,11,121 Prom Refreshments 111 Prom Programs 12. page 161 BANDECCHI, CARL - 19 Johnson Road, Co 9-8530, Junior Class Play 10,11,121 Oratorlcal Contest 101 Compass Stat? 11. page 161 BAPTIST, FRED - 10 Hosford Street, Co 9-4892, Talent show 10,111 Intramural basketball 111 Intra- mural tootball 11. page 161 BARBERINO, MARY ANN - 45 High Street, Co. 9-3978, Girls' League 10,11,121 Future Teachers' Club 101 Basketball Intramurals 111 Prom Decorations 12. page 161 BATTLES, SHARYN - 32 Osage Drive, Co 9-3806, College Club 10,111 Band 10,11,121 Girls' League 101 Athletic Association 11,121 Choir 121 Signer Stal? 12, page 161 BECKER, KATHY - 17 Third Street, Co. 9-4659, Girls' League 10,11,121 Reading, Bowling, Cooking. page 161 BELCHER, DAVID - 45 Northtord Road, Co 9-2887, Entered From North Haven High School, Football 11,121 Aihiotio Association 10,11,l2. page ioi BELL, DIANNE - 5 Mountain View Road, Ca 9-7419, Senior Prom Decorations 12. page 161 BELL, PATRICIA - 9 Forest Road, Co 9-5413, Girls' League 10,11,121 Girls' League Executive Board 121 Prom Decorations 111 Athletic Association 10,111 College Club 12. page 161 BEMONT, LESLIE - 976 North Farms Road, Co 9-2761, Athletic Association 10,121 Golf, Fishing, Solllng, Skiing. page 162 BERARDESCA, ELAINE - 15 North Elm Street, Ca 9-6626, Athletic Association 10,11,121 Girls' League 10,11,121 Library Aid 101 Pep Club 111 Nursing. page 162 BETHKE, LEAH - 76 Northlord Road, Co 9-8429, Band 10,11,121 Athletic Association 10,11,121 Student Council 10,111 Girls' League 10,11,121 Girls' League Treasurer 121 Latin Club 101 Dance Programs Co- C1-iairrnan 101 Prom Refreshments Chairman 111 Prom Refreshments Chairman 121 Band Secretary and Treasurer 12. page 162 BINETTE, LORRAINE - 112 Chuch Street, Co 9-5955, Athletic Association 10,11,121 Girls' League 10,11,121 Class Treasurer 101 Student Council 111 Prom Chairman 121 Latin Club Chairman 10. page 162 BOBINSKI, KAREN - B91 North Form Road, Co 9-2701, College Club 10,121 Intramurals 11,121 Girls' League Representative 101 Christmas Pageant 11. page 162 BOETTGER, GERDA - 5 Hope Hill Road, Co 9-2521, Girls' League 10,11,121 Modern Dance Club 11,121 Chronicle Stat? 101 Girls' League Formal Decorations 111 Prom Decorations 111 Prom Decorations 12. page 162 BOLDIZAR, ELIZABETH - 429 Long Hill Road, Co 9-2252, Girls' League 10,11,121 Athletic Association 10,11,121 Student Council 10,121 Future Teachers' Club 101 French Club 101 College Club 101 Home- room Representative Council 111 Pram Decorations Chairman 111 Signer - Literary Stati 121 Forum 12. page 163 BONCODDO, JOHN - 4 Gregory Road, Co 9-9958, Band 10,11,121 Athletic Association 10,11,121 Intro- murals 10,111 Latin Club 101 Forum Club 111 Senior Prom Decorations 121 Band President 12. page 163 BOUGHTON, KATHEEN MARY - 20 Chester Lane, Co 9-8867, Girls' League 10,111 Prom Decorations 12. page 163 BOYD, .IACQUELYN -4 34 Laurel Drive, Co 5-0390, Girls' League 10,11,121 Nurses' Club 11,121 Latin Club 101 Student Council 11,121 Student Council Treasurer 121 Junior Representative Council 11. page 163 BOYLE, DIANE - 25 Cooper Avenue, Co 9-7528, Girls' League 10,11,121 Homeroom Representative 10,11,121 College Club 101 Future Teachers' Club 101 Latin Club 111 Library Ald 111 Compass 10,111 Signer 12. page 163 BRACKETT, RUTH - 418 Fourth Ridge Road, Co 9-6426, College Club 10,111 Girls' League 101 Girls' League Representative 111 Girls' League Decorations 121 Dance Decorations 101 Prom Decorations 11. page 163 BRACKETT, SUSAN - 418 Fourth Ridge Road, Co 9-6426, Glee Club 10,11,121 Music Council 101 Prom Decorations ii, Girls' League ooooroiioiio 12. pogo isa BRAUCH, WILLIAM - 340 Woodhouse Road, Co 9-5268, Future Farmers' of America 10,11,12. page 163 BRENTON, KATHLEEN - 5 Parker Farms Road, Co 9-3979, Girls' League 10,11,121 Prom Refreshments Committee 11. page 163 BREZICKI, ROSEMARY - 1126 Yale Avenue, Co 9-4995, Girls' League 10,11,121 Prom Decorations 111 Girls' League Formal Decorations 11, page 164 BROODER, ELSIE - 38 Seneca Road, Co 9-7442, Girls' League 10,11,121 Business Club 11,121 Business Club President 12. page 164 BROOKS, JANICE - 615 Center Street, Co 9'-8306, Chorus 10,11,121 Choir 10,11,121 Twlrling 101 Pram Decorations 111 Prom Decorations 12. page 164 BROSNAN, THOMAS - Athletic Association 10,11,121 Baseball 10. page 163 BRYDA, MARY ANN - 169 North Orchard Street, Co 9-8152, Latin Club 10,111 Girls' State 111 National Honor Society 11,121 Girls' League Homeroom Representative 121 Pram Program Chairman 121 Signer - Literary Stott. page 164 BUKOWSK1, HONORA - 76 Meadow Street, Co 9-9683, Girls' League 10,11,121 Athletic Association 10,11,121 Cheerleader 11,121 Student Council 101 Girls' League Formal Decorations 111 Prom Decora- tions 111 Prom Decorations 12. page 164 BUNTELE, PAULA - 19 Colonial Lane, Co 9-7970, Future Teachers' Club 11,121 National Honor Society 12. page 165 BURBACH, LEIGH - 998 East Center Street, Co 9-3853, Athletic Association 10,11,121 Glee Club 101 College Club 10,121 Prom Decorations 121 Girls' League Formal Decorations 11, page 165 BURGESS, EDWARD - 34 Donat Drive, Co 9-8820, Choir 10,11,121 President ol Choir 12. page 162 BUTCHER, RICHARD - 5 Sorrento Road, Co 9-1103, Student Council 10,111 Homeroom Representative 10,111 Key Club 11,121 Football 10,11,121 Baseball 101 Basketball 101 Athletic Association 10. page 163 BUZA, BONNIE - 382 Ward Street, Co 9-1614, Girls' League 10,11,121 Pep Club 111 Girls' League Formal Decorations 10,11,121 Junior Prom Decorations. page 165 CALKINS, GLEN - Blackberry Lane, Co 9-9543, Athletic Association 10,121 Engineering Club 10,11,121 Glee Club 101 Signer 121 Pep Club 121 Forum 12. page 164 'rls Prefer Science CALLAHAN, JOHN - 14 North Turnpike, Footaall lI,l2, Track 11,12, French Club 11, Compass 11, page 164 ' CAMERON, CAROLYN - Old Hanford Turnpike, Co 9-0051, Girls' League 10,11,12, Latin Club 10, Fu- ture Teachers' Club 10, College Club 10, Signer Production Stal? 12. page 165 CARFORA, JAMES - 90 Wallace Row, Ca 9-8432, Engineering Club 10,11,12, Latin Club 10, Compass 11, Forum 11, Track 12. page 165 CARLSON, KAREN - 22 Sunrise Circle, Co 9-0204, Senior Prom Invitations 12, Senior Pram Decorations 11, Business Club 12, Pep Club 12. page 165 CARLSON, WAYNE - 10 Mohawk Drive, Co 5-0119, Bond 10,11,12. page 165 CARROLL, FRANK - 310 North Colony Street, Co 9-9672, Earth Science Club 11,12, CARROLL, MAUREEN - 759 East Center Street, Co 5-0474, Band 10,11,12, College Club 10,11, lntra- murals 10,11,12, Athletic Association 10,11,12, Latin Club 10, Orchestra 12, Signer 12, Junior Class Play Props 11, Girls' League 10,11,12, All-State 12, Senior Prom Decorations 12. page 165 CASANOVA, MILDRED - 21 Apple Street, Co 9-6467, Junior Varsity Twirling 11, Girls' League 10,11,12, page 165 CASSELLO, RICHARD - 96 North Colony Street, Co 9-3567, Senior Pram Lighting 10,11,12, Junior Prom Lighting 10,11,12, Girls' League Lighting 10,11,12, Football 10,11,12, Athletic Association 10,11,12, lntramurals 10,11,12, Business Club Treasurer 12, Baseball l1,12. page 166 CHAMBERLAIN, NATALIE - 1062 Barnes Road, Co 9-9963, College Club 1O,11, College Club Treasurer 10, Librarian 10, National Honor Society 12, Signer, Productions Staff 12, French Club 12, Prom ln- vitations and Decorations 12. page 166 CHAMPAGNE, MALCOLM - 319 North Main Street, Ca 9-6062, Athletic Association 10,11,12, Latin Club 11,12, Forum Club 11,12, Treasurer ot Forum Club 12, Basketball Manager 11,12, Track 10, Intramurals 10, French Club 12, Senior Prom Decorations 12. page 168 CHARPENTIER, LARRY - 199 Grieb Road, Co 9-3298. page 165 CHOCHOMS, INDULIS - 1195 Durham Road, Engineering Club 10,11,12, Mathematics 11,12, lntramurals 10,11. page 166 CHOLEFSKY, MICHAEL - 394 Long Hill Road, Ca 9-8238, Baseball 10,11,12, Athletic Association 10,11,12r lntramurals 10,11,12, Cross Country 10, Key Club 12, Science Club 11, Audio Visual Club 12, page 166 CHRISTMAN, ROBERT - 19 Parkview Road, Co 9-7452, Varsity Football 10,11,12, Football Captain, Varsity Track 10,11,12, Track Captain, Intramurals 10,11,12, Audio-Visual Club 10,11,12, Key Club 10,11,12, Athletic Association 10,11,12, Vice-President Junior Class 11, Vice-President Key Club 12, Representative Council 10,11. page 166 CIARLELLI, WILLIAM - 324 Parker Farms Road, Co 5-0260. page 166 CLOUTMAN, CAROL ANN - 115 Highland Avenue, Co 9-8064, Girls' League Prom Decorations 10, Girls' League Executive Board 11, Athletic Association 10,11,12, Dance Decorations 10, Prom Decorations 12, Future Nurses' Club 12, Girls' League Assembly Chairman 11. page 208 COGLE, PHILIP -' 353 Moss Farms Road, Cheshire, Br 2-5192, Vocational Agriculture l,ll,1lI, Future Farmers' at America 10,11,12. page 167 CONARY, PHYLLIS - Main Street, Yalesville, Co 9-0656, Girls' League 10,11,12, Business Club 11,12, Decorations 11,12. page 168 CONNELLY, CAROLYN - 1545 Rhey Avenue, Co 9-2343, Girls' League 10,11,12, Future Teachers' Club 10,11,12, Vice-President 12, Junior Play Publicity 11, Prom Decorations 11, lntramurals 11: Signer Art Staff 12, College Club 11,12. page 166 COPELAND, WILLIAM - 3369 Whitney Avenue, Hamden, Ch 845622, Future Farmers' of America 10,11,12. page 167 CORTE5, ANGELA - 130 Church Street, Co 9-5718, Athletic Association 10,11, Glrls' League 10, College Club 11, Prom Decorations 12. page 166 COSENZA, LINDA - 389 North Colony Street, Ca 9-2216, Girls' League 10,11,12, Athletic Association 10,11,12, College Club 10, Sophomore Representative Council 10. page 166 COUGHLIN, MARY - 142 Simpson Avenue, Ca 9-2549, Girls' League 10,11,12, Athletic Association 10,11,12, Prom Decorations ll, Girls' League Formal Decorations 11,12, Nursing Club 11,l2. page 167 COX, FRED - 40 Robert Lane, Co 9-9959. page 167 CROCCO, EDWARD - 4 Ridgewood Road, Co 9-1595, Ring Committee 10,11, Homeroom Representative 10, Sophomore Dance Decorations 10, Physics 11. page 166 CUERBO, ELEANOR - 277 Quinnipiac Street, Co 9-5277, Future Teachers' Club 10,11,12, College Club 10, Talent Shaw 11. page 167 CULLEN, THOMAS - 2 Westview Drive, Co 9-2133, Engineering Club 11,12. page 167 CWIRKA, ANITA - 21 Elmwood Road, Co 9-8617, Girls' League 10,11,12, Girls' League Executive Board 12, Band 10,11,12, Athletic Association 10,11,12, College 10,11, Latin Club 10: Compass Staff 11, German Club 12, President of German Club 12, Mathematics Club 12, National Honor Society 11,12, Signer -Literary Stott 12, National Honor Society Secretary 12, Orchestra 12. page 166 DAMM, MARILYN - 348 North Washington Street, Ca 9-2463, Girls' League 10,11,12, Sewing, Cooking, Skating. page 167 DANOROVICH, ALFRED - 155 South Cherry Street, Co 9-7369, Business Club. page 168 DARIN, JOHANNA - Bl Washington Street, Co 9-1227, Girls' League 10,11,12, College Club 11. page 168 DAVIDZONEK, ELEANOR - 226 East Street, Co. 9-1109, Girls' League 10,11,12, Athletic Association 11, Junior Pram Decorations 11, Senior Prom Decorations 12. page 168 DAVIES, CHERYL - Evonwaod Drive, Co 9-8948, Glee Club 10,117 Girls' League 10,11,12, Senior Prom Decorations 12, page 168 DEARY, KEVIN - 23 Country Club Lane, Co 9-5470, Class President 10, Key Club 10, Girls' League Decorations 10, Sophomore Representative Council 10, Key Club Junior'Advisor 11, Key Club Blood- mobile Chairman 8. Satety Chairman lor New Haven County 11, Key Club President 12, Lieutenant Governor Division no. 15 for New England Key Clubs 12, Senior Pram Decorations 12, Homecoming weekend chairmen 12. page 169 DELEA, CATHERINE - 22 South Ridgeland Road, Co 9-6053, Girls' League 10,11,12, Athletic Associa- tion 10,11, Girls' League Executive Board 11.12, Compass Stati 11, Girls' League Formal Decorations 11, Junior Prom Decorations 11, Senior Prom Decorations 12. page 169 DELGREGGO, SANDRA - 53 Hill Avenue, Co 9-3763, Girls' League 10,11,12, Forum Club 12. page 169 DENYA, DOROTHY - 40 Lincaln Avenue, Ca 9-4809, Future Teachers' Club 10,11,12, College Club 10, Junior Class Play Props Committee 11, Modern Dance 11, Girls' League Formal Decorations 11, College - Teaching. page 168 DES JARDINS, DONNA - 49 Spring Street, Ca 9-1237, Girls' League 10,11,12. page 168 DE SOLA, GEORGE - 43 Forest Road, Co 9-9785, Student Council 10,11,12, President ot Student Coun- 11,l2, Co-Captain 12, Harneroam Representative 10,11, Boys' State 11. page 169 DEVINE, JACK - 53 Calhoun Road, Co 9-4567, Entered from Danbury High School. page 169 DI FRANCO, JOHN - 43 Third Street, Co 9-2382, Athletic Association 10, Intramurals 10, Pram Decorations 10,11. page 169 DONOVAN. MARION - 1 Holly Lane, Co 9-4832, Student Council 10, College Club 10,11,12, Girls' League 10,11,12, Choir 12, Glee Club 12. page 169 DONTIGNEY, SUSAN - 1169 Yale Avenue, Be 5-8019, Band 10,11,12, Orchestra 10,11,12: Athletic Association 10,11, Girls' League 1O,11, Junior Class Flay Props Committee. page 169 aussie, Roseau - page 172 Diane Boyle CAROL ERBRECHT JAMES GEREMIA ROBERTA DUBAR GEORGE ENNEVER A Well-Rounded Personcllif PATRICIA FAZZINO EDWARD EYLWARD KAREN FANTARELLA Most Versatile Beverly Parsons and David Pogni PAULA FENTON JOHN EUDY JANET FEKETE THOMAS FARONE eeds Many Facets JOHN FERREIRA CAROLYN FOWLER EVA FREEMANTLE JOHN FIORA GEORGIA FRIES WAYNE FERRARI PATRICIA GARVIN FREDERICK FRIES 'PATRICIA GAVETTE KENNETH FRITZ LAUREL GAWRYCH They Fill Our Live LOUISE GIANOTTI WILLIAM FRATTINI JAMES GIBSON ELEANORE GINDEL WILLIAM GERACE' PATRICIA GIANNINI RITA GERBER ,av .. ,, an .51 .5 1 , ff 5?f:f'f1 :1 ' , w a 1? 4' SiW 92,,i?b-Q2 ' is il 4355 M449 M. Aww ,h., .....,..w -1 ' WYQ55'-Y X ,Q K 5 '32 S 'Xia , .gffbfi gf: ' A A A g iw. ' :if A vi' .Q,,,.y' L A- ',f'i,f. A - www, , v .gi 'frign' -iff? 2 . 11'-LS A QE' 1, ' ff,-' 11 cm ' 'Q yr, KL, 'Vi-. H c i- 'fini' 3' 4' . E N. 'fs v ' , .' sb V 'f' 4 z , .55 .a z Q.-f V 4 Jie is si, K R iii A - -ur sf ' 1 :ki Siw 11, A LINDA GLATFELTER THOMAS GOCLOWSKI SUSAN GLEDHILL PATRICIA GONYO ith the Sound of Music STUART GOFFIN Class Musicians Virginia Richards and Karl Woodrow SUSAN GRACE BARRY GOFFIN MICHELE GRYWALSKI RICHARD GOLDFARB JOAN GUDAIN THOMAS GRACE Who Said the Age o DONNA HACKU FRED GORDON MIRIAM HAGER Most Cou rfeous Joan Gudain and Kermit James Y 1 I ROBERT GUSTAFSON ALEXANDRA HANSON FLOYD HALL HOLLY HAYES hen I I Q uvc ly was Dead. EDWARD GRYGA SUSAN HIGI-EY MARCIA HOFF RONVALD HALL CHERYL HOROWITZ WARREN HALL NANCY HUBERT CAROL JASINSKI RAYMOND HILBERT ANN HANDE JOHN HAMELIN Comedienne Gives Fello JUDITH JOURNOT GERALD HOFFMAN BARBARA KAPI LINDA KISH JOHN HORKAVY SUSAN KEZI WALTER JERZIERSKI STANLEY JURCZAK PATRICIA KONOPKA CHARLES KINGSLAND KAREN KRICK OvmIC the Brush-Cff JANICE KONTNICK KERMIT JAMES THOMAS KOZAK Class Comedians David Pagni, Cheryl Horowitz WALTER LAYMAN HELEN KROL RONALD LEDOUX KATHY KRISTAN A Lovely Smile on JOHANNA KURTY CAROLE LAFFERTY JOANNE KUHLMANN Preftiesf Girl ond Best Looking Boy Pofriciu Konopku C1-nd Arthur Pupcile i-, f,:f'faww 1u we mm m-mm DANA LINDSAY GENEVIEVE GRZEGORCZYK NORMAN LEFEVRE ELIZABETH I-OLN d 0 0 ugge Profile Wm Voies RITA LASKOWSKI SUZANNE LAKATOS PAMELA LAPE PAMELA LONG EUGENE MAILLET SHARON LEONE DONALD LODICE Phyllis Conary Lorraine Binette Choosing Picture ELYETT, ELIZABETH MARY - Spring Lake, Co 9-3278, Girls' League lO,11,l2, Athletic Association 10, Prom Decorations Committee 12, Glee Club 12. page 169 ENNEVER, GEORGE - 32 North Elm Street, Co 9-6204, Athletic Association 10,11,12. page 172 ENNIS, CAROLYN - 39 Christian Street, Co 9-0759, Entered Lyman Hall from Platt High School. page 169 ERBRECHT, CAROL - 166 South Airline Road, Co 93934, Entered Lyman Hall from South Layette School, Junior Class Play Committee. page I72 Eunr, JoHN - vo sirnpsan Avenue, Ca 9-3469. page 173 EYLWARD, EDWARD - 30 Trerriper Drive, Ca 9-3581, Orchestra IO,11,l2, Athletic Association 10,11,12. page 172 FANTARELLA, KAREN - 191 East Side Drive, Co 9-9555, Girls' League 10,11,12, Representative 11, Decoration Committees 1O,11, Band 1O,11,12, College Club 10, Future Teachers' Club 10, Prom Decorations 10,ll,12. page 172 FARONE, THOMAS - 10 Bailey Avenue, Co 9-4238. page 173 FAZZINE, PATRICIA - 363 North Cherry Street EXIH, Co 9-5792. page 172 FEKETE, JANET e 326 North Main Street, Co 9-0807, Library Aide 10,11,l2. page 173 FENTON, PAULA - 20 Deer Run Road, Co 9-9763, Future Teachers Club 10,1l,l2, Historian 12, Girls' League 10, Latin Club 11, Pep Club ll, Athletic Association 10,1I,12. page 173 FERRARI, WAYNE - 19 North Street, Co 9-6375, Baseball 10, Basketball 10, Key Club 12, Class Historian 12, Senior Dues Collector, Horneroam Representative 12. page 173 FERREIRA, JOHN - 34 West Street, Co 9-5005, Baseball 10,1 l,12. page 173 FIORA, JOHN - 40 Madison Avenue, Ca 9-6279, Track l0,l1,12, Basketball 11,12, Key Club 12, Athletic Association 1O,11,12. page 173 FOWLER, CAROLYN - 594 North Ely Street, Co 9-2720, Girls' League I0,I1,I2. page 173 FRATTINI, WILLIAM - 1 Sylvan Way, CO 9-9745, Distributive Education Association 12. page 174 FREEMANTLE, EVA - 1133 South Broad Street, Be 5-1724, Orchestra 10,1I,12: Girls Chorus 10,11,12, Choir 12, page 173 FRIES, FREDERICH - 110 Britannia Street, Be 7-3423, Entered Lynn Hall from South Dade High School, Vocational Agriculture 12. page 174 rules, GEORGIA - as Wooding Road, Co 9-4836, Girls' League 10,11,12. page 173 FRITZ, KENNETH e 6 Ribie Raed, Co 9-7853, Music Council 10.11, Key Club 11,12, Baseball 10,1I,12: Basketball 1O,11,12, Band Quarter Master 10,11,12, Band 10,11,12, Athletic Association 10,11,12. page 174 GARVIN, PATRICIA - 31-B Wharton Brook Drive, Co 9-2687, Future Teachers Club 1O,11,12, Recording Secretary 11, Corresponding Secretary 12, College Club 11,l2, Modern Dance Club 1O,1I,12, Athletic Association 1O,1I,12, Junior Play Usher, French Club 12, Girls' League 1O,11,12, Representative IO, Prom - programs 10, Senior Pram Decorations, Senior Homeroarn Collector. page 173 GAWRYCH, LAUREL A 923 Clintonville Road, Ce 9-9219, Horneroom Collector 10, Homeroom Representa- tive 10, Modern Dance IO, Athletic Association 11,12, Prom Decorations 1O,11, Girls' League 10,11,12, Junior Play Props, Girls' Intramurals 10. page 174 GAVETTE, PATRICIA - 51 Simpson Avenue, Co 9-5203, Girls' League 1O,11,12, Future Teachers' Club 1Cl,11,12, College Club 10,11,12, Athletic Association 10,12, Junior Play Usher, Junior Play Props and Scenery Committees, Senior Prom Decorations, Co Art Editor of SIGNER, Intramurals 10,11. page 174 GERACE, WILLIAM - 192 North Airline Road, Co 9-2914, Basketball IO. page 174 GERBER, RITA - 332 Christian Street, Ca 9-6100, Twirling 10, Athletic Association 1O,11,12, Girls' League Decorations 11, Junior Prom Deearatians, Junior Play Publicity ond Props carnrnittees, Girls' League 10,11,12, Future Business Leaders' Club 12, page 174 GEREMIA, JAMES - 265 Ward Street, Co 9-5994. page 172 GIANNINI, PATRICIA - 60 North Airline Road, Co 9-5751, Girls' League 10,11,12, Girls' Chorus 10,l1,12, Junior Play Committee 11, Atnletie Association 10,11. page 174 GIANOTTI, LOUISE - 367 Williams Road, Co 9-3033, Girls' Chorus 10, Talent Show 10, Girls' League 1O,1l,12: Intramurals l0,l1,12, Future Nurses' Club 12. page 174 GIBSON, JAMES Y 174 South Cherry Street, Co 9-0057. page 174 GINDEL, ELEANORE - 48 Lee Avenue, Co 9-3789, Girls' Chorus IO, Athletic Association 1O,11,12, Girls' League 1O,11,12, Mixed Chair 11, Junior Play Ticket Committee, Orchestra 12, Physics Club 12, Senior Prarn Ticket and Invitation Camrniireas, page 174 GLATFELTER, LINDA - 15 Trumbull Drive, Co 9-1342, Athletic Association 1O,I1, Girls' League 10,11,12, Senior Prom Decorations. page 175 GLEDHILI., SUSAN - 574 North Elrn Street, Ca 9-0153, Athletic Association 1O,11, Girls' League 1O,I1,I2, Peprasantntiya 11, Ptarn Decorations 11,12, Junior Play Props anal Publicity carnrnitteas, Forum Club 12, French Club 12. page 174 GODOWSKI, THOMAS - 1 Damberg Place, Branford, 488-0716, Future Farmers' at America 10,1I,I2. page 175 GOFFIN, BARRY - 36 Cardinal Drive, Co 9-1662. page 175 GOFFIN, STUART - 36 Cardinal Drive, Ca 9-1662, Intramurals 10, Forum 11, German Club 12. page 175 GOLDFARB, RICHARD - 21 Cooper Avenue, Co 9-8268, Intramurals 10,11, Earth Science Club 12. page 176 oonvo, PATRICIA - 53 Jobs Papa, Co 9-9304, Athletic Association I0,11,12, Girls Chorus 10, Girls' League 1O,11,l2, Business Club 11, Junior Play Committee, Senior Prom Decorations. page 175 GORDON, FRED e 202 South Colony street, Co 9-9339, Football 1O,11,12, page 176 GRACE, susAN - page 175 GRACE, THOMAS - 34 Powers Paaa, Co 9-8016, veeatianal Agriculture,10,11,12. page 176 otzYoA, EDWARD - 1193 South Curtis Street, Be 5.39-tl, Football 10, Prom Decorations 10,11,12, Future rnrniars ct Anariea 1O,11,12. page 177 GRYWALSKI, MICHELE - 32 iaeynalrls Drive, Co 9-2073, Latin Club 10, Class Motto canirnittee 10, Music cauneit 10, laana I0,11,12, Student Council 1i,12, Harneraetn Representative lo,11, Girls' league 1O,11,12, Representative 12, Athletic Association IO,1I,12, Prom Program 1O,11, Homecoming catnntittaa 12, Quoen's Attendant 12, page 176 GZEGORCZYK, Genevieve - 137 South oreliara Street, Entered Lyman Hall from cttaasey Hign School, Detroit, Mietngan, page 181 oul:tAlN, JOAN - se cninnney Hill Reed, Co 9-7926, Representative Council 1O,11, Dance Decorations carnntrrnnn 10, Girls' league 10,11,12, Representative IO, Vice-President 12, Prarn Program Chair- ntan 10, rnsliian straw 11, Preni General Chairman I1, Honor Usher 11, Student Council 10,1I,I2: Class Sociotary 1O,11,l2, Arnletie Association 1o,11, Prant Decorations 11,12, Prani clteet-ln and Invita- tions ctinirnran 12, Art stair at slotsirie 12, Class Queen 12. page 176 ousrArsoN, ROBERT - 25 leiagenpll Road, Co 93733, ttarneraanr Representative lo. page 177 HACKU, noNNA - 549 South Mein street, Ca 9-Alao, Future rearners' Club 10,Il,12, College Club lo, Girls' langue I0,1I,12, Prani neearatians and Programs 11, Athletic Association 1O,11,12, Pep Club 11, Prom Decorations 12, Class Play Props and Usher 11, page 176 morn, MIRIAM e 31 Cass Avenue, Co P.4a2s, Future reaeliarsi Club 1o,11,12, College Club IO, Maran- ing and Concert Bond 10,11,l2, Orchestra 12, Girls' League 10,11,12, Pranr Decorations lO,I1, Play Usher 11, Play Props Committee 11, Pratn Decorations 1l,12, French Club 12. page 176 HALL, FLOYD - Ccdar Lake Road, North Branford, 488-1989. page 177 okes Concentration cmd Money HALL, RONALD - 100 Long Hill Road, Co 9-6240, Gall Team 10,1 l,12. page 177 HALL, WARREN - 121 High Street, Co 9r4212, Band 10,1 1,12, Senior Prom Decorations. page 177 HAMELIN, JOHN - 26 Tremper Drive, Ca 9-1884, Athletic Association 10,1l,12, Junior Play Ticket Com- mittee. page 178 HANDE, ANNA - 68 North Airline Road, Co 9-0216, Entered Lyman Hall from MacAurtl1or High School. page 178 HANSON, ALEXANDRA - 61 Circle Dri.'e, Co 9-4056, Ccllc-ge Club 10-11,12, Future Teachers' Club 1O,11,12, Co-Chairman Decorations Committee 10, Decorations Committees 11,12, Music Committee Junior Prom, Secretary ol Latin Club 10, Props and Make-up Committees tor Play 11, French Club 12, Girls' League 10,11,12, Athletic Association 1O,l1,l2, Literary Stott SIGNER 12. page 177 HAYES, HOLLY - 7 Liandina Road, Co 9-8045, Band 1O,11,12, Orchestra iO,11, Girls' League 10,11,12, Representative 10,11, Gym Demonstration 10, Lite'ary Stat? of SIGNER. page 177 HEALD, JOHN - 90 Cheshire Road, C: 9,4541 page HIGLEY, SUSAN - 37 Merose Drive, 467-0683, Entered L,'n':1i1 Hall tram Wilbur Cross High School, Future Farmers oi America 11,12. page 177 HILBERT, RAYMOND - 34 Seneca Road, Co 9-9933. page 17B HOFF, MARCIA - 1036 Durham Road, Co 9-3023, Future Teachers' Club 10,I1,12, President 12, College Club 1O,11, Orchestra 10,11,12, Play Publicity and Costume Committees 11, Prom Refreshments 11: National Honor Scciety 11,12, Honor Usher 11, Production Editor ot Signer, page 177 HOFFMAN, GERALD - 5 Grandview Court, Co 9-5588, COMPASS Stafl and Photographer 10: Bond l0,11,12. page 175 HORKAVY, JOHN - 4 Wilson Avenue, Co 9-4971, Key Club 10,11,12, Junior Business Club 12, Football ond Basketball Intramurals. page 178 HOROWITZ, CHERYL - 172 Washington Street Co 9-5727, Girls' League 10,11,12, Talent Shaw 11. Prom Decorations 11, Athletic Association 10,11,12, Giils' Intramurals 1O,11,12, Prom Decorations 11, Future Business Leaders ot America 11,12. page 177 HUBERT, NANCY - 110 South Cherry Street, Co 9-5129, Girls' League 10,11,12, Future Nurses 11, page 177 JERIERSKI, WALTER - 50 East lviain Street, Co 9-2569, Goll Team 10,11,12, Intramurals 10,11,12, Key Club 12. page 178 JASINSKI, CAROL - 157 South Airline Road, Co 9-3459, Girls' League 10,11,12. page 178 JURCZAK, STANLEY - 71 William Street Co 9-6712, Intramurals 10,11, Athletic Association 10,11,12, page 179 JAMES, KERMIT - 304 Highland Road, Track 10,11,12, Forum Club l1,12: Chemistry Club 11: Biology Club 10, Engineering Club 12, Vice-President 12, Treasurer of Junior Class, Vice-President Senior Class, President Student Council 12, page 179 JOURNOT, JUDITH - 10 Old Farm Rd., Co 9-8687, Girls' League 10,11,12, Band 10,l1,12i Horneroorn Representative 10,1I, French Club 12, Sophomore Prom Music Chairman 10: Band Quartermaster 12: Junior Class Play 11, Junior Class Play Makeup Committee, Talent Show 11. page 178 KAPI, BARBARA - 34 Cheshire Road, Ca 9-9768, Girls' League 10,11,12, Athletic Association 10,12, Junior Play Prom Committee 11, Junior Prorr Decorations Committee 11, College Club 11, Latin Club 11, Gifts' League Executive Board 12, siatiet stan 12, iattamataie 11,12. page 178 KEZI, SUSAN - 85 No. Whittlesey Ave, Co 9-5257, Girls' League 10,11,12, Latin Club 11, College Club 11, National Honor Society 11,12,Giris' League Representative 12, Athletic Association 11. page 178 KILLEEN, EDWARD - 2 Tennessee Ave, Entered Lymcin Hall lroin East Meadow High School, Intramurals. page 208 KINGSLAND, CHARLES - 349 Main Street, Co 9-7459, Basketball 1O,1l,12, Baseball 1O,l2, Football 11, Cey Club 10,11,12, Chairman ot Key Club Play 11,12, Senior Pram Decorations Committee 12: Junior Prom Decorations Committee 11,l2, Sophomore t-tomeroom Representative 10, Junior Homeroom Rep- resentative 11, Assistant Chairman at Homecoming 12, COMPASS 10, Athletic Association 10,11,12, Pep Club 12. page 179 KISH, LINDA - 642 North Elm Street, Ca 9-5441, Entered Lyman Hall from Welch High School, Welch, West Virginia 11, Band 11,12, Girls' League 11,12, Intramurals 12, page 178 KROL, HELEN - 139 Clitton Street, Co 9-5754, Girls' League 10,12, Representative 10, intramurals 10, Athletic Association i0,11, Talent Shaw 11, Pep Club 12, Future Business Leaders of America Club 12. page IBO KRICK, KAREN - 87 Hanover Street, Co 946568, Girls' League l0,l1,12, Athletic Association 1O,11,12, College Club 11,12, From Decorations 11,12, Junior Play Ticket Committee 11, Senior Reception Com- mittee 11, Future Teachers' ciua 12, Treasurer of Spanish ciitis 12, Library Aid 12. page 179 KRISTAN, KATHY - 115 William Street, Co 9-4685, Girls' League 1O,i1,12, Representative 10,11: ,Athletic Association 1O,11,12, lrtramurals 10, Dance Decorations 10, Prom Decorations 11,12, Class Motto Committee 11, Junior Play Ticket seller 11, Senior Hameroom Collector 12, Pep Club 12. page ISO KONTNICK, JANICE - 68 Christian Street, Co 9-6002, Future Teachers' Club IO, Intramurals I0,11, Girls' League 10,11,l2, Representative 11, Laurel Girls' State 11, Junior Prom Decorations 11, Senior Prom Deeartaiatts 12, page 179 KOZAK, THOMAS - 26 Clitton Street, Co 9-3443, Intramurals 10, Athletic Association 10,1li Future Business Leaders ot America Club 12, Prom Decorations 12. page 179 KUHLMANN, JOANNE - 260 Parker Farms Road, Co 9-9978, Latin Club 10,1I, Future Nurses Club 11,12, Library Aid 11,12, Intramurals 10,11,i2, Athletic Association 11.12, Girls' League 10,11,12, Junior Play Publicity caiiiittittee 11, siotvcta stan 12. page iso KURTY, JOANNA - 39 Valley Street, Co 9-7648, Girls' League 10,11,12, Future Nurses Club 10: Pep Club 12. page iso LAFFERTY, CAROLE - 29 Schoolhuose Road, Co 9-3158, Intramurals l0,11,l2, Girls' League 11: Athletic Association IO. page 180 LAKOTAS, SUZANNE - 21 Schoolhouse Road, Co 948965, Girls' Glee Club 10, Girls' League 10,11,12: Intramurals 10,11,12, Future Business Leaders ol America Club 11, Athletic Association 10,11. page 181 LAPE, PAMELA - 23 South Whittlesey Avenue, Co 9-2304, Girls' League 1O,11,12, Assistant Pageant Costumes Chairman 11, Drincc Programs 11, Dance Decorations 11, Pram Decorations I1,12, Chairman 12, Art exhibit 1O,11, Athletic Assaciftton 1011: Junior Play Publicity Committee 11, Literary and Art Stati at Signer 12. page 181 LASKOWSKI, RITA f 239 1Nard St'eet, Co 9434-47, Athletic Association 10,11,12, Latin Club 10, Intramu- rals 10, Gifts' Leag.e 1O,11,12, Fa-,ia wifes' club 11,12, rateigft arptiaii ceiiiatittee 11, Pep Club 11, Junior Play Props Comrrittut- 11, Sccior Pron' Programs Committee 12, Chciirmcin at Harne- cemitig Qceen Election Cammitvc-Q 12. pige '51 LAYMAN, WALTER - 95 North Whittlesey Avenue, Co 96571, Engireering Club, Prom Decorations Corn- mittee, page IBO LEDOUX, RONALD - 1543 Tuttle A-fuiiuc, Ca 97476, L-itiri Clul: 11, Biology Club 12, President 12, page 180 LEFEVRE, NORMAN - 129 Wiiliari- Street, Co 9-1502, Prom Decorations Committee li,l2. page 181 LEONE, SHARON -- 97 Ridgiihr-ld Rocicl, Co 95920, Athletic Association 1O,1l, Dcincc Committee 10, CHRONICLE 1O,11, COMPASS 1O,11, Copy Editor, Pep Cluh 11, Oichestra 10,1 1.12, Choir 12, Junior Prom Committee ti, Junior Class Representative tt, Junior Play Ticket Committee tt, Cato, and Flower cantitittaa ll, page 181 Robert Ch ristman Accomplished Most for the Class Joan Gudoin and Robert Sfrossi 184 The Most Likely To Succeed .lone Poropotich cmd Robert Sfrossi 185 GLADYS LYNES CHARLES MALAGUTI KAREN LOUDON JAMES MARTIN 0 o d A Quick WIT can DONNA MALO DONNA MALINOWSKI DOLORES MALO JOHN MANGO LINDA MANLEY RONALD MARKS KATHLEEN MARLOWE RICHARD MASSORE5 CLAUDIA MCKINSTRY FRED MELTABARGER CHERYL MCCARTHY ong ue Are Rare Indeed DONNA MELONEY DAVID MCKINLEY I I WILLIAM McNULTY Wiffiesf Holly Hayes ond David Pczgni CHARLOTTE MILLS JOHN MENDYKA ALICE MEZZA EDWARD MILES School Dramatics Sfeppin BARBARA MOZDEN ROBERT MITCHELL MARGARET MOTTRAM Most Dramatic Gary Ames and Karen Backstrom 188 HELENE NAMNOUM THOMAS MEYERS fone to Broadway? JOAN MUSSO ERNEST MRAZIK SHARON NESTOR Al MfA!E EDWARD NOWAK MARCIA NEARING ROBERT OFFEN ANNE NOWOTENSKI JOHN O'NEIL ANITA OLAVAGE ONA OSTER THOMAS OPPELT CLODEALDA ORTIZ DAVID OSBORNE A Friendly Smile Conque ROBERT OTTAVIANO JANET PAGANO ARTHUR PAPALE JUDSON PAGE BRENDA PARETI DAVID PAGNI BEVERLY PARSONS THOMAS REGAN JUNE POLONY DIANA RAGONE MICHAEL RESNICK ny Obstacles ALBERT REED JUDITH REED Q53 I ' ' I E? V 3 A'1Q I E ! 2 3 5 I I Q VIRGINIA RICHARDS I I i I 5 I 'H II lj li I I Friendliesf Joan Gudoin and David Pogni I. ,I M, I E If GARY PARADISE JANICE PATTEE JOHN PARLA KATHY PARTRIDGE Lyman Hall Boasfs Its DONNA PERKINS WILLIAM PEGG Phyllis Conory ond John DiFrc1nco 192 PENNY PRIOR Best Dancers DONALD PETERSON DONNA PETHYBRIDGE ROBERT READ JOYCE PENCE Own Rhythm Experts LAUREEN PQRTQ LYNN PERETZMAN JANE POROPATICH ROBERT RICHELLO ELAINE PROVENCHER JOHN PRINZHORN PATRICIA POLSON u if PAUL SABIN MARY QUEZADA DANIEL RUDERMAN JOAN SCHATZMAN Af ca Loss for Words CHARLES ROBERTS SHARON SARAFIN GLORIA SASTRE Mf- Mosf Talkative Koren Foniczrello and David Pclgni Would-Be Recording Artist LINDSAY, DANA - 78 Wrinn Street, Co 9-6043, Athletic Association l0,11,12, Forum Club 11, Basketball team 10, Pep Club 12, Committee Chairman 12, Distributive Education 12, Baseball team 1O,l1,12, Co-captain 12, page 181 LODICE, DONALD - 6 Sullican Road, Co 9-0687, Sports 10, Dance Decorations 10,11,12, Play Stage Crew 1O,11. page 181 LOIN, ELIZABETH - 330 Washington Street, Co 9-1217, Girls' League 10,11,12, Intramurals 10, Athletic Association 11, Junior Play Ticket Committee 11. page 181 UNG, PAMELA - 139 South Whittlesey Avenue, Co 9-5857, Girls' League 10,11,12, Representative 11, Future Teachers' Club lO,1l, College Club 11, Forum 1l,12, Compass Assistant Editor 11, Pram Deco- rations 12, Girls' League Christmas Pageant 10. page 181 LOUDEN, KAREN'- 46 Seneca Road, Co 9-9766, Girls' League 1O,11,12, Program Committee 10, Athletic Association 1,i2, Junior Class Play Props Committee Ll, Pep Club 11, Compass Art Editor 113 Co- Art Editor Signer 12, Forum Club 12. page 186 LYNES, GLADYS - 316 Highland Road, Co 9-2444, Girls' League 10,11,12, Representative 10, Decorations, Library Aide 10,11,i2, Prom Decorations l1,12, Homeroom Representative 12, page 186 MALINOWSKI, DONNA - 114 Fair Street, Co 9-2407, Girls' League 10,1 1,12, Decorations lO,11. page IB6 MAILLET, EUGENE - 21 Gregory Road, Co 9-2511, Latin Club 10, page. 181 MALAGUTI, CHARLES - 403 South Elm Street, Co 9-6757, Student Council 10,11, Band l0,'1l,12. page 186 MALO, DOLORES - 55 Parkview Road, Co 9-8050, Girls' League 1O,11,12, Decorations 10,1l, Prom Decorations 10,11, Homeroom Representative 11, Play Make-up Committee 11, Varsity Cheerleader 12, page 186 MALO, DONNA - 55 Parkviw Road, Co 9-8050, Girls' League 1O,1l,12, Representative 12, Prom IO,11, Prom Decorations 1O,11, Prom Programs 12, Athletic Association 1O,i1,12, Play Props Chairman 11, Student Council 12. page IB6 MANGO, JOHN - 80 Simpson Avenue, Co 9-7910, Student Council 10,12, Key Club 10,11,12, Class President 12. page 186 MANLEY, LINDA - 555 Woodhouse Avenue, Co 9-4058, Girls' League 10,11,12, Decorations I0,I1, Col- lege Club 10, Future Teachers' Club 1O,11, Latin Club l1,12, Modern Dance l1,12, Homeroom Rep- resentative 11, Athletic Association l1,12, National Honor Society 12, Prom Decorations 11. page 186 MARKS, RONALD - 3 Carr Street, Co 9-6012, Intramurals 10, Basketball Junior Varsity 10,11, Varsity 12, Key Club l1,12, Student Council 12, Athletic Asoclation 10,l1,12, page 186 MARLOWE, KATHLEEN - 5 Donald Court, Co 917712, Girls' League 10,11,12, Check-in Chairman 11, De- corations 1, Secretary 12, College Club 1O,12, Vice-president 12, Nurses Club 11, Vice-president 11, Latin Club ll, Band 12. page 186 MARTIN, JAMES - 1205 Old Colony Road, Tracy, Be 5-5587, Prom Decorations 11, Business Club 12. page 186 MASSORES, RICHARD - 21 Norman Avenue, Co 9-3647. page 187 McCARTHY, CHERYL - 30 West Ridgeland Road, CO9-5658, Girls' League 10,11,12, Athletic Association 10, College Club 10. page 187 McKINLEY, DAVID - 1524 Marion Road, Cheshire, Br 2-8893, Baseball Manager 10,11, Key Club 11,12. page 187 MCKINSTRY, CLAUDIA - 1272 Old Colony Road, Be 7-4622, Girls' League 1O,11,12, Representative 12, Decorations 10, Programs 10, Homeroom Representative 10, Prom Decorations 12, Student Council 11: Class Historian 12. page 187 McNULTY, WILLIAM -176 South Whittlesey Avenue, Co 9-6276, Basketball 10,11,12, Captain 12, Intra- murals lO,1l,12, Athletic Association lO,li,l2. page 187 MELONEY, DONNA - 64 Hanover Street, Yalesville, Co 9-3105, Girls' League 10,11,12, Representative 11, Decorations ll, Prom Decorations 1O,11,12, Choir 10, Future Business Leaders 11, Future Nurses 11, Pep Club l1,12, College Club l1,12, Junior Play Programs il, Athletic Association 1O,11,12. page 187 MELTABARGER, FRED - 81 Ridgeland Road, Co 9-0661, Track 1O,12, Cross Country l1,12, Junior Class Play 11, Band 10,11,12, Athletic Association 10,11,l2. page 187 MENDYKA, JOHN - 116 Ridgeland Circle, Co 9-9560, Football 10,11,12, Athletic Association 1O,11,12. page 188 MEZZA, ALICE - 75 Fair Street, Co 9-2110, Girls' League 1O,l1,12, Decorations 11, Prom Decorations 11, Athletic Association 10,1l,12, Latin Club IO. page 188 MILLS, CHARLOTTE - 545 North Main Street, Co 9-8817, Girls' League 1O,11,12, Banquet Committee 10, College Club 11,12. page 188 MILES, EDWARD - 14 Highland Drive, Co 9-9008, Latin Club 1O,11,12, Forum Club l1,12, Ca-Chairman 11, Athletic Association 10,11,l2, Math Club ll, Prom Decorations 12, French Club 12, National Honor Society l1,12, Vice-president 12. page 188 MITCHELL, ROBERT - 81 North Elm Street, Co 9-6123, Photography Club 10,11,12, Athletic Association l1,12, Key Club l1,12, Pep Club 12, SIGNER Business Manager 12, Christmas Pageant 12. page 188 MOTTRAM, MARGARET - 390 Main Street, Yalesville, Co 9-5363, Girls' League 10,1l,12, Athletic Asso- ciation 1O,11,12, Band 1O,11,12, College Club 10,ll, SIGNER Literary Staff 12, Junior Play Ticket Committee 11, National Honor Society 11,12. page 188 MOZDEN, BARBARA - 23 Forest Road, Co 9-7313, Girls' League 10,11,12, Decorations 11, Girls' Chorus 16, College Club 1O,1l,12, Constitution Committee 11, Athletic Association 10,11,12, Junior Play Stage Manager ll, Prom Decorations 11, Future Teachers' Club 10, French Club 12. page 188 MRAZIK, ERNEST - 53 Fair Street, Co 9-3992, Band 10,11,12, Student Council 10, Homeroom Repre- sentative 10, Prom Decorations 12, Sophomore Dance Music Committee, Clean-up Chairman. page 189 MUSSO, JOAN - Eaton Trail Spring Lake, Co 9-7308, Girls' League 10,11,12, Decorations 11. page 189 NAMNOUM, HELENE - 44 Sunrise Circle, Co 9-1610, Girls' League 1O,11,12, Representative 10,11, Decorations 10,11, Athletic Association 10,1l,12, Homeroom Representative 10,11, Future Teachers' Club 10,11, College Club l0,11, Chairman Sophomore Dance Invitations 10, Prom Decorations 11, National Honor Society 11,12. page IB9 NEARING, MARCIA - 6 Reynolds Drive, Co 50033, Girls' League 10,11,12, College Club 10, Home- room Yearbook Collector 10, Chorus, Chansonettes IO, Latin Club 11, German Club 12, Prom Decora- tions I2. page 189 NESTOR, SHARON - 22 Hillside Lane, Yalesville, Co 9-9438, Girls' League 1O,11,12, Decorations 11, Prom Decorations 11, 12, College Club 12, page 189 A NOWAK, EDWARD - 884 South Orchard Street, Co 9-5514, Homeroom Representative 1O,12: Ring Committee lO,11, Student Council 10, Sophomore Dance Publicity Chairman 10, Nutmeg Boys State 11, Football lO,l1, Track 10. page 189 NOWOTENSKI, ANNE - 61 Ridgeland Road, Co 9-1880, Girls' League 10,1i,12, Latin Club IO, Future Teachers' Club 11, College Club i0,11, Band 10,11,12, Orchestra l1,12, Music Council l1,12, Athletic Association 1O,11,12. page 189 MYERS, THOMAS - 6 Vaz Place, Co 9-6888, Latin Club 10, Band 10,11,12, Dance Band 11, Senior Prom Decorations 12. Page 189 OFFEN, ROBERT - 37 Sillinan Road, Co 9-1875, Engineering Club 10,11,12, Vice-president 11, President 12. page 189 fe Caught In the Act OLAVAGE, ANITA - 24 Kingsland Avenue, Co 9-8144, Chorus 1O,1l,l2: Bancl 10,11,12: Athletic Asso- ciation 1O,11. page 189 O'NEIL, JOHN - 152 Whittlesey Avenue, Co 9-2342, Student Council l0,l1: Homeraom Representative 10,11: Junior Varsity Baseball 10: Varsity Baseball 10,11,12: Key Club 12: Class Treasurer 12. page 189 OPPELT, THOMAS - 396 Long Hill Road, Ca 9-4839, Choir 10,11,12. page 190 ORTIZ, CLODEALDA - 24 Meadow Street, Co 9-4935, Spanish Club 12. page 190 OSBORNE, DAVID - 9 Hamelin Avenue, Co 9-1708, Junior Pram Check-in 10: Football 12: Athletic Association 11,12. page 190 OSTER, ONA - 16 Sunrise Circle, Co 5-0349, Girls' League 10,11,12, Decorations 11, Programs 11, Invitations 11, Christmas Pageant 11: Athletic Association 1O,1l,12: Intramurals 10: Prom Check-in 11,12, Invitations 12: Cheerleader 10,11,12, Captain 12. page 190 OTTAVIANO, ROBERT - 72 East Main Street, Co 9-5464, Track 10: Intramurals 10,11,12: Athletic Asso- ciation 1O,11,12: Physics Club 12. page 190 PAGANO, JANET - 47 Wharton Broak Drive, Co 9-8282, Girls' League 10,11,12: Intramural Basket- ball. page 190 PAGNI, DAVID - 36 Lincoln Avenue, Co 9-6140, Class Vice-president 10: Key Club 10,1l,12, Secretary 11, Play 11, New England District Secretary 12: Football 1O,11,12: Homeroom Representative 10,11: Chairman Sophomore Dance 10: Christmas Pageant 11: Track 10: Athletic Association 1O,11,12: Student Council 11. page 190 PAGE, JUDSON - Totoket Road, North Branford, Hu 4-9885, Vocational Agriculture lO,11,12, President 12: Intramurals 10,1 1,12: Student Council 12: Homeroom Representative 11. page 190 PAPALE, ARTHUR - 186 North Street: CO9-4734: Football 1O,11,12: Basketball 10: Baseball 10,11,12: Key Club 11,12: Band 10,11,12: Orchestra 10: Graduation Orchestra l0,11. page 190 PARADISE, GARY - 43 Lynn Drive: CO9-9561. page 192 PARDTI, BRENDA - North Airline Road: CO9-4765: Girls' League 10,1l,12: Girls' Glee Club 10,11,12. page 190 PARLA, JOHN - 1010 East Center Street: CO9-9209. page 192 PARSONS, BEVERLY - 6 Laurel Drive: CO9-1226: Girls' League 10,11,12, Representative 10, President 12: Girls' League Fashion Show 11: Decorations Committee, Girls' League Formal 11: Junior Varsity Cheer- leader 10, Varsity 11: Sophomore Representative Council 10: Ring Committee 10,l1: Check-in Committee Chairman, Sophomore Dance 10, Junior Prom 11: Student Council 12, Corresponding Secretary 12: Future Teachers' Club 12: Athletic Association 10,11,12. page 192 PARTRIDGE, KATHLEEN - 74 Tremper Drive: CO9-6216: Girls League 10,11,12: Future Business Leaders of America 11: Athletic Association 12. page 192 PARYLAK, SANDRA - 25 Pine Street: CO9-7380: Girls' League l0,11,l2: Future Teachers' Club 10,11: College Club 10: Junior Representative Council 11. page 192 PATTEE, JANICE - 150 Coak Hill Road: CO9-3096: Girls' League 1O,11,12: Athletic Association 11: College Club l0,11. page 192 PEGG, WILLIAM - 471 Center Street: CO9-9145. page 192 PENCE, JOYCE - 27 Kingsland Avenue: CO9-1517: Girls' League 10,11,l2: Girls' Glee Club l0,11,12: Athletic Association 1O,11. page 192 PERKINS, DONNA - 960 Old Durham Road: CO 9-2745: Girls' League 10,11,12: Junior Class Play Props Committee 11: College Club 11: Distributive Education Club 12: Senior Prom Decorations Com- mittee 12. page 192 PETERSON, DONALD - B9 South Ridgeland Road: CO9-3600. page 193 PETHYBRIDGE, DONNA - 7 Burke Heights Drive: CO9-1758: Girls' League 1O,1l,12: Athletic Association 10,11: College Club 10,1l,12, President 11, Treasurer 12: Band 11,12: Senior Prom Decorations Committee 12. page 193 PHILIPPI, DIANE - 260 New Cheshire Road: BE7-9173: Girls' League 10,11,12: Girls' Glee Club 12. page 194 POLONY, JUNE - 3 Franklin Street: Entered from Woodbridge High, New Jersey 12. page 191 POLSON, PATRICIA - 24 Mohawk Drive: CO9-3020: Girls' League l0,l1,12: Junior Varsity Twirler 10, Varsity 11,12, Captain 11: Athletic Association 10,11: Girls' Glee Club 11,12: Junior Prom Decorations 11. page 193 POROPATICH, JANE - 4 Ridgecrest Road: CO9-7809: Girls' League 10,11,l2, National Honor Society 11,12: College Club 10,11: Latin Club 10,11, Vice-President 10, President 11: Laurel Girls' State 11: Mathematics Club 11: Honor Usher 11: Editorein-Chiei at Signer 12. page 193 PRINZHORN, JOHN - 29 Parkview Road: CO9-8479. page 193 PRIOR, ANN PENELOPE - 124 Church Street: Girls' League 11,l2: College Club l1,12: Mathematics Club 11: Biology Club 11,12: Pep Club 12: Spanish Club 12: Forum 12, Secretary 12: National Honor So- ciety 12: Compass Art Editor 12. page 193 PROVENCHER, ELAINE - 9 Grieb Road: CO9-9233: Girls' League 10,11,12: Band 10,11,12: Girls' Glee Club 10: Choir 11: Christmas Pageant Chairman 12: Future Nurses' 12, President 12: College Cub 10: Athletic .Astaciatiatt 10,11,12. page 193 QUEZADA, MARY - 307 South Cherry Street: CO9-8343: Girls' League 10,11,12, Christmas Pageant Prop Committee 11, Decorations Committee 11: Athletic Association 10,11,12: Intramural 10,11,12: Decora- tions Committee Junior Prom 11, Senior Prom 12: Chairman at Football Selling Committee 12. page 195 RAGONE, DIANA - 348 Main Street: CO9-6632: Girls' League 10,11,12, Executive Board 10,11, Christ- mas Pageant Cast 10, Assistant Chairman 11: Girls' Glee Club 11,12, Secretary 11,12: Decorations Sophomore Dance 10: Junior Prom Decorations 11: Senior Prom Programs 12: Senior Homeroam Col- lector 12: College Club 12: Future Teachers' Club 12: Athletic Association 12. page 191 READ, ROBERT - 30 West Street: CO9-5628: Key Club 11,121 Baseball 1O,11,12: Intramurals 10,11,12: Athletic Assaclatlon 10,11,12: Liaison Oiticer 12. page 193 REED, ALBERT - 2 Reene Lane: CO9-6433: Vocational Agriculture 10,11,12. page 191 REED, JUDITH - 1163 Old Colony Road: BE5-8288: Girls' League l0,11,l2: Future Business Leaders of America 11.12, Secretary 12: Pep Club 12: Athletic Association 10,1 1. page 191 RESNICK, MICHAEL - 39 Cooper Avenue: CO9-8551: Key Club 11,l2: Junior Varsity Basketball 11. page 191 RIBERA, PAUL - 64 Wharton Brook Drive: CO9-5318: Football 10,11,12. page 194 RICHARDS, VIRGINIA - 11 Wooding Road: CO9-2849: Girls' League 10,11,12: National Honor Society 11.12, Treasurer 12: Orchestra 10,11,12, President 12, All-Connecticut Orchestra 1962,1963: Honor Usher 11: Latin Club 1O,11: College Club 10: Future Teachers' Club 12: Mathematics Club 11: Signer Stott 12, Publicity cattttttittaa, Junior Class Play: chair 11: Athletic Association 10,11,12. page 191 RICHELLO, RICHARD - 17 Gregory Road: CO9-2611: Photography Club l1,12, Decorations 12. page 193 ROBERTS, CHARLES - 265 Cook Hill Road: CO9-0659: Varsity Football 10,11, Varsity Baseball 10.11. page 195 ROBERTS, SHIRLEY - 29 Simpson Avenue: CO5-0093: Girls' League 10,11,12: Modern Dance Club 12. page 194 ROBITAILLE, CAROL - 33 Sunrise Circle: CO9-5615: Junior Varsity Cheerleader 10, Varsity 11,12: Athletic Association l0,l1,12: Junior Prom Invitations Chairman 11: Girls' League Formal Decoration Committee: Junior Prom Decorations 11: Senior Prom Invitation Committee: Junior Play Ticket Committee: In- tramurals l0,11,12, page 194 ROGERS, THOMAS - 15 Doris Street: CO9-8921: Cross Country 10,11,12, Captain 12: Track Team 10,1 1, 12: Marching Bond 10,11,12: Concert Band 10,11,i2: Key Club 11,12: Spanish Club 12, Intramurals 10,11. Fred Gordon, Robert Strossi, Mrs Kearns. SANDRA PARYLAK WAYNE SEELEY SUZANNE SEKELLICK JAMES SIMON Simplicity cmd Necfnes PAMELA SITTNICK RICHARD ROWE NORA SCOTT GREGORY SAMAL JOYCE SIROIS DAVID SINCLAIR CAROL SKUBBY KRISTINE SEBASTIAN FRANK SOVA CAROL SMITH RICHARD SPURR oke Good Grooming WILLIAM SEAVEY FAITH SMITH ' EILEEN SMITH Best Dressed Kevin Deory ond Patricia Konopko 199 KATHLEEN SLIE MICHAEL STANKUS ANNETTE SOLKOSK E ROBERT STROSSI Boys Take Quick Revie , N KATHLEEN STURKEN MAUREEN STURKEN MARILYN STUPSKI John Tassmer Edward Weafhers and Pasquale Aiello i 1 R JOHN TASSMER PATRICIA STREETER JOHN SULLIVAN BRENDA STUE In the Senior Court HATTIE SITTNICK .IANET TIMOTHY JACQUELINE TOUCHETTE ALFRED TANGNEY PAMELA THIBODEAU WILLIAM TESTER LORRAINE TARTAGLIA ..,....--. I LINDA WAHL KENNETH VALIQUETTE JUDITH TORGERSON MAYNARD VASS DIANE WARNER JAMES VIARENGO All Work and No Play I LINDA WELTON CAROL WALLOF SUSAN WASII-EWSKI STEVEN WELLS EMILIA WASZKIFWIF7 I CATHERINE WENDT ALEX WERBISKI Makes a Dull Student CORRINE WHEELER HOWARD WILLIAMS JOAN YORK RUTH WOOD SALLY WILKES Diane Bell and Nafalie Chamberlain '64 Claims Beauty and Brawn LESTER VALENTINE ANDREA TANGANELLI Best Figure and GLEN WERNER Best Physique Virginia Wallace and Steven Wells LOUIS TORELLI BRYAN VAN DEUN MARILYN VODARSKI RUSSELL WILLIAMS MARA VANAGS LAURA WILSON DAVID WILKINSON JOSEPH WOJTASIK JOSEPH WOLAK JOAN ZOBROWSKI I VIRGINIA WALLACE KAREN ZIEGLER KEVIN WISE ADOLF WOLCHESKI 205 Dancing ls a ROOK, MAUREEN - 43 South Elm Street: CO9-I704: Girls' League' I0,Il,l2: Athletic Association I0,lI: College Club II,I2, Future Teachers' Club I2: Senior Prom Decorations Committee I2: Junior Class Play Ticket Committee II: National Honor Society I2: Intramurals Il. page I94 ROSE, HAROLD - IO Mansion Road: CO9-I774: Future Farmers at America I0,II,I2. page I94 ROWE, RICHARD - 449 Washington Avenue: 239-099l: Vocational Agriculture l0,ll,I2. page I98 RUDERMAN, DANIEL P- Orchestra lO,ll,I2: All-Connecticut Orchestra I962,I963: Junior Class Play Cast II. page I95 RUMSKAS, WILLIAM - 37 Florence Street: HO7-IIB2. page I94 REGAN, TOM ROSICK, THOMAS RUSIAK, AUDREY - 369 South Orchard Street: CO9-AIIB: Girls' League l0,Il,l2: College Club I0,Il,I2: Future Teachers' Club l0,Il,I2: French Club 2: Pep Club I2: Athletic Association I0,II: Sophomore Rep- resentative IO, Senior Representative 12: Sophomore Dance Decorations and Invitations Committee IO: Junior Class Play Props and Make-up Committee: Senior Prom Invitations Committee, page I94 SABIN, PAUL - 40 Ridgecrest Road: Intramurals I0,Il. page I95 SAMAL, GREGORY - 27 Bailey Avenue: CO9-2461: Bond l0,ll,I2: Marching Band l0,Il,l2: Library Aid io,1i,i2. page wa SARAFIN, SHARON - 23 East Street: CO9-4823: Girls' League I0,Il,I2: Intramurals I0,II: Talent Show II: Future Business Leaders ot America I2: Pep Club I2: Athletic Association I0,lI. page I95 SASTRE, GLORIA - 488 South Elm Street: CO9-9436: Futuure Teachers Club IO,Il,I2: College Club IO: Athletic Association IO: Girls' Glee Club ll: Girls' League I0,Il,l2: Spanish Club l2: Chronicle Staff I0,II: Junior Class Play Ticket Committee II: Retreshment Committee Graduation I963: Senior Prom Refreshments Committee, I2: Senior Prom Invitations Committee I2. page I94 SAXTON, GAIL - 408 North Main Street: CO9-7469: Latin Club l0,II: College Club lO,II: Girls' League I0,II,I2, Representative I2: Signer Production Staff I2: Athletic Association IO,II,I2: Concert Band I0,ll,l2: Marching Band I0,II,l2. page I94 SCHATZMAN, JOAN - 23 Pierson Drive: CO9-7544, Future Nurses Il,I2: Girls' League II,l2: Compass ii, oisiribunve Education Club ot America I2: Pep Club ii. page I95 SCOTT, NORA - Quigley Road: CO9-5l85, Girls' League IO,II,l2, Athletic Association IO,ll,I2: Soph- omore Dance Decorations Committee IO: Pep Club Il: College Club Il: Future Business Leaders ot America I2: Junior Prom Decorations II: Gym Demonstration IO. page I98 SEAVEY, WILLIAM - 25 Grove Street, Yalesville: CO 9-6666, Band I0,II,l2. Page I99. SEBASTIAN, KRISTINE - l3O Grieb Street: CO9-970l, Girls' League lI,l2: Pep Club lI,I2: College Club Il, Prom Decorations lI,I2: Compass I2. Page I99 SEELY, WAYNE - SI New Place Street, Yalesville: Starnp and Coin Collecting. Page l9B SEKELLICK, SUZANNE - 3 Ribie Road: CO9-4760, Concert Band lO,Il,I2: Marching Band IO,ll,I2: Col- lege Club IO,II: Latin Club IO: Girls' League I0,ll,I2: Executive Board II: Signer I2: Chronicle IO: Prom Decorations I2: Math Club Il: Athletic Association IO,II,l2. Page l98 SIMON, JAMES - 77 South Whittlesey Avenue: CO9-6428, Prom Decorations Il: Athletic Association IO, II,I2: Pep Club I2: Distributive Education Club of America I2. Page I98 SINCLAIR, DAVID - 38 North Elm Street: CO5-0587, Athletic Association II,I2: Baseball Manager Il,I2: Signer I2: Prom Decorations Il: Intramurals II. Page WB SIROIS, JOYCE - 2 Cheryl Avenue: CO9-B35I, Girls' League l0,II,l2: Pep Club II,I2: Chairman, Far- eign Orphan II: Prom Decorations I0,II: Girls' Glee Club IO,lI: Intramurals IO. Page I9B pass Il Athletic Association IOII Future Teachers Club II unior Class Play II: Girls' League IO, SITTNICK, HATTIE - 296 Ward Street: CO9-8269, Modern Dance l0,Il: Compass I0,Il: Editor at Cam- : ' A ' , : ' : J n lI,l2: Signer Literary Stott I2: Talent Show II: Christmas Pagea t IO. Page 20I SITTNICK, PAMELA - 299 Williams Road: CO9-8875, Girls' League l0,I l,I2: Homeroom Representative I2: Athletic Association I2: Future Business Leaders' of America Club I2. Page I9B SKUBBY, CAROL - 273 Long Hill Road: CO9-35I9, Band IO,lI,I2: Girls' League IO,II,I2: Latin Club I0. II: Athletic Association IO,II,I2: College Club IO: Modern Dance II,l2: Future Teachers' Club II,I2: Signer I2: National Honor Society I2: Junior Representative Council II. Page I98 SLIE, KATHLEEN - IB Green Street: CO9-3730, Band l0,Il,l2: Girls' League I0,II,I2: Future Teachers' Club I0,ll: Co llege Club IO: Latin Club IO: Athletic Association IO: Pep Club 12: Future Nurses' Club I2. Page 200 SMITH, CAROL - 22 Swan Avenue, Latin Club II. Page I99 SMITH, EILLEEN - 8 Cardinal Drive: CO5-0027, Girls' League IO,ll,l2: Executive Board IO: Girls' Glee Club Athletic Association I0,II,I2: Prom Decorations Il,I2: Latin Club IO: College Club IO: Pasha Page 199 SMITH, 457 Church Street, Yalesville, CO9-3028, Band l0,II,I2: Choir IO,lI,l2: Robemaster I2: Latin Orchestra I0: Orchestra Librarian I0: College Club I0,II: All-Connecticut Chorus IO: Girls' League IO,II,i2: Athletic Association I0,iI,I2: National Honors Society II,I2: Future Teachers' Club. 9 SOLKOSKE, ANN Latin Club I2: SOVA, FRANK - ETTE - II Johnson Road: CO9-405I, Girls' League l0,I I,I2: Athletic Association I0,II,I2: German Club I2. Page 200 3I Carriage Drive: CO9-9I59. Page IQ9 SPURR, RICHARD - 66 Hanover Street, CO9-6767, Junior Class Play Backstage, STANKUS, MICHAEL - 75 Thorpe Avenue: CO9-8264, Key Club l0,II,l2: Football I0,lI,l2: Track I0,II, I2: Athletic Association I0,II,I2. Page 200 STREETER, PATRICIA - 23 Quince Street: CO9-8426, Girls' League l0,II,I2: Modern Dance. Page 20I STROSSI, ROBERT - 299 Quinnipiac Street: CO9-8362, Track IO: Athletic Association IO: Student Council IO,l I: Representative Council lO,I I: Ring Committee IO,lI,I2. Page 200 STUER, BRENDA - 67 Hill Avenue, Yalesville: CO9-7823, Girls' League l0,ll,l2: Band I0,lI,l2: Fashion Show IO: Modern Dance IO,II,I2: College Club ll,I2: Athletic Association lI,l2: National Honors Society I2. Page 20I STUPSKI, MARILYN -- 2I Miller Street: CO9-530i Girls' League l0,Il,I2: Atltletic Association l0,II: Col- lege Club II: Prom Decorations I2. Page 200 STURKEN, KATHLEEN - l75 Highland Avenue: CO9-8589, Girls' League l0,II,l2: College Club I0,Il: Future Teachers IO,I2: Signer I2: Athletic Association I2. Page 200 STURKEN, MAURINE - I75 Highland Avenue: CO9A8589, Girls' League l0,II,l2: College Club l0,II: Future Teachers I2: French Club I2: Signer I2. Page 200 SULLIVAN, JOHN - Il Ridgewood Circle: CO9-9596, Engineering Club l0,II,l2: Prom Decorations I0,Il: Athletic Association I0,Il,I2. Page 20I SYME, PETER - 32 Mohican Lane: CO9-6I72 TANGANELLI, ANDREA - 352 North Washington Street: CO9-626l Girls' League l0,II,I2. Page 204 TANGNEY, ALFRED - 36 William Street: CO9-0787 Engineering Club I0,II,l2: Compass IO: Athletic As- saciation IO. Page 201 TARTAGLIA, LORRAINE - 936 Center Street: CO9-733l, Girls' League lO,lI,l2: Girls' Glee Club lO,lI1 Choir II: Intramurals IO,II,l2. Page 2OI TASSMER, JOHN - I44 Cook Hill Road: CO9-8956, Track IO: Vocational Agriculture l0,Il,I2. Page 20l TESTER, WILLIAM - 40 Leigue Road: CO9-2851, Athletic Association I0,II,I2: Homeroom Representative I. Page 201 . hirst-Provoking Business THIBODEAU, PAMELA - I56l Durham Road, CO9-I2S9, Girls' League IO,li,I2, Intramurals IO,II,I2. Page 20I TIMOTHY, JANET - 26 Elmwood Road, CO9-500I, Girls' League l0,l I,l2. Page 20I TORELLI, LOUIS - 93 Fair Street, CO9-5047, Track IO, Athletic Association I0,I I,I2. Page 204 TORGERSON, JUDITH - B5 Ridgefield Road, CO9-7323, Girls' League I0,lI, Representative IO,II: Choir I2, Secretory-Treasurer I2, Prom Decorations I0,II, Homeroom Collector I2, Horneroam Representa- tive IO. Page 2Oi TOUCHETTE, JACQUELINE - 239 Main Street, Yalesiiille, CO9-9925, Girls' League IO,Il,I2, Executive Board I2, Prom Decorations II, Distributive Education Club I2, Distributive Education Club Dance Co- Chairman I2. Page 20I VALENTINE, LESTER - 20 Hill Avenue, Yolesville, CO9-3976, Rocket Club I2, Work on Junior Class Play Ii,I2, Page VALIQUETTE, KENNETH - II28 Durham Road, CO9-5825, Football I0r Track I0, Engineering Club Iir Construction Committee Junior Class Play Ii,I2, Chairman II. Page 202 VANAGS, MARA - I8 East Street, CO9-5056, Girls' League lO,I2. Page 205 VAN DEUN, BRYAN - 54 Kingsland Avenue, CO7-9345, Football l0,lI,l2, Junior Varsity Baseball I0: Key Club l0,Il,I2, Key Club Secretary I2, New England Editor I2, Student Council il,I2, Delegate to Student Workshop August I963, Chairman Student Council Hausotonic League Dance Ii,I2, Prom Decorations I2, Audio-Visual Club lI,I2, Student Council Post ll,I2, Foreign Orphan Committee II,i2 Page 204 VASS, MAYNARD - 3I6 Highland Avenue, CO9-2444, Prom Decorations II,I2, Intramurals Ii,I2, Future Farmers ot America IO, Distributive Education Cl1.b I2. Page 202 VIARENGO, JAMES - 24 Meadow Street, CO9-2308, Distributive Education Club I2, Intramurals IO,I I,I2: Prom Decorations II. Page 202 VODARSKI, MARYLIN - 6 Grove Street, CO9-B529, College Club li,l2, Future Teachers Club Ii,I2, Girls' League I0,II,l2, Junior Play Usher II. Page 204 WAHL, LYNDA - 22 Chimney Hill Road, CO9-6590, Intramurals l0,II,I2, Girls' League l0,II, Prom Decorations I2. Page 202 WALLACE, ROBERT f 2II Parker Farms Road, CO9-3963, Future Farmers ot America i0,I l,I2, omcer I2. Page 208 WALLACE, VIRGINIA - IBS North Street: CO9-5744, College Club l0, Girls' League I0,Il,I2, Girls' League dance decorations Il, Athletic Association I0,II,i2, Play publicity committee II, Girls' Glee Club I2, Modern Dance Club I2. Page 205 WALLOF, CAROL - I2 Field Drive, CO9-04l9, Girls' League lO,Il,I2, College Club I0, Girls' Glee Club Il,I2, Future Business Leaders ot America II,I2, Historian I2, Athletic Association II,I2, Play ticket committee II, WDEE Record Hop ticket, refreshment committee 12. Page 202 WASILEWSKI, SUSAN Y .50 Cooper Avenue, CO9-7479, Girls' Glee Club I0,II,I2, Girls' Intramurals 1o,11,12. Page 202 WASZKIEWICZ, EMILIA - 25 Geneva Avenue, CO9-9574, German Club I2, Vice-president I2, Prom decorations I2, Girls' League i0,Il,I2, Play usher II, Girls' Intramurals I0,II,I2, College Club I0,II, Latin Club IO, Future Teachers Club I2. Page 202 WELLS, STEVEN - 87 Jobs Road, CO9-8503, Varsity Football I0,i l,I2, Varsity Baseball I0,II,I2. Page 202 WELTON, LINDA - 4I West Street, CO9-5253, Girls' League I0,II,l2, Pron1 decorations I2, Future Business Leaders ot America I2, Record Hop ticket committee I2, WENDT, CATHERINE - 2 Wilson Avenue, COR-BI62, Girls' League I0,II,I2, Future Business Leaders at America I2, Record Hop chairman, ticket committee I2, Play usher II, Prom decorations II,I2: Intra- murals l0,II,I2. Page 203 WERBISKI, ALEX - IO59 North Farms Road, CO92996, Vocational Agiicultuie iO,I I,i2 Page 203 WERNER, GLENN - II5S South Curtis Street, CO9-9566, Future Business Leaders ot America II,l2, Dis- tributive Education Club I2 Page 203 WHEELER, CORRINE - 7i4 Center Street, CO9-3422, Orchestra ll,I2, Band I0,II,I2, Ch air I2, Neiieftei nerter seereiy 12, Future Nurses 11, Arhiene Aeseeienert 1o,11,12, Girls' League 1o,11,12, Representa- tive 11, Homeroom Representeiive 11, All-Connecticut Bond 1Qe2,19e3 Page 203 wiuces, SALLY - 119 Maplevievv Road, CO9-7652, Future Teachers Club II,i2, Latin Club IO,ii, Gorman Club I2, Band IO,II,i2, Marching Bond i0,Il,I2, Orchestra l0,lI,I2, Music Council Il,I2, Prorn decorations i2, Play costumes committee II, Signer stati I2. Page 203 WILLIAMS, HOWARD - I4 Holler Road, CO9-3I50, Play stage vvork II,I2. Page 203 WILLIAMS, RUSSELL - 6 Jones Road. Page 204 WILSON, LAURA - 42 Seneca Road, CO9-9252, Representative Council I0,iI, Future Teachers' Club IO, lIfI2r Pep Club II,I2, Ring Committee lO,Ii, Music Council IO, National Honor Society iI,I2, Honor usher II, Girls' Chorus I0, Girls' League decorations and programs I0, Sophomore dance decorations I0, Girls' League I0,II,I2, Athletic Association I0,I l,l2. Page 205 WISE, KEVIN - 25 Ridgewood Road, CO9-I35B, Key Club I2, Engineering Club I2. Page 205 WOJTASIK, JOSEPH - 342 East Main Street, CO9-6760, Cross Country I0, Junior Va1'sity Basketball I0, Ilr Varsity Basketball I2. Page 205 WOLAK, JOSEPH - ll48 North Colony Road, CO9-3646, Junior Varsity Basketball IO. Page 205 WOLCHESKI, ADOLF - 246 Woodhouse Avenue, CO9-2224, Basketball II, Page 205 WOOD, RUTH - I5 North Turnpike Road, CO9-5I75: Band I0,II,I2, Forum II,I2, Orchestra I2, Future Tea:hers Club II,I2, College Club IO,II,I2, Compass II, Prom music committee II, chairman, Spanish Club I2, Play props committee II, Marching band I0,II,I2, Sophomore dance deco1'ations I0. Page 203 WOODROW, KARL e 56 Trernper Drive, CO9-65l6, Band I0,Il,I2, All-Connecticut Band I9oI,l9o2,I9o3, Orchestra I0,Ii,I2, Biology Club iI,i2,Matt1ernct1cs Club IO,II. Pagt 208 WARNER, DIANE 8 69 Pond Hill Road, CO5-0007, Intramurals l0,II,I2, Pep Club I0,II, P1'om decor- ations I2: Girls' League I2. Page 202 WYSZKOWSKI, THERESA G 44 South Main Street, CO9-4oI5, Chronicle stalil IO, Athletic Association I0, College Club I0,II, National Honor Society II,l2, President i2,Signe1 staFt I2, Literary Editor Page 208 YORK, JOAN - 43 Algonquin Drive, CO9-9848, Future Business Leaders at Anerico iI,I2, Recording Sec- retory I2, Girls' League IO,II,I2. Page 203 ZIEGLER, KAREN - I34 North Ridgeland Road, CO9-B2i4, French Club I2, Girls' League l0,II,I2, Corn- pass staff II, exchange editor, College Club Il. Page 205 ZOBROWSKI, JOAN - lI65 Old Colony Road: BE5-0759: Future Business Leaders ot America II,l2, Vice- president I2, Athletic Association I0,II,I2, Prom refreshments committee I2, Pep Club I2 Page 205 ZOLKIEWICZ, EDWARD - 337 Ward Street, CO9-4364, Prom decorations IO, Engineering Club I2, Choir 12. Page 206 ZOLTY, SABA - 22l South Whittlesey Avenue, CO9-4088. Page ZOTTOLI, FRANCINE - II5 Hope Hill Road, CO9-4976, Girls' League l0,Il,I2, representative I0,Il,I2, Representative Council Ii, Pram decorations II, Student Council Alternate I0, Play publicity committee II, Athletic Association I0,I I,I2. Page 208 ZWIBLE, JANICE - B9 Mohawk Drive, CO9-963l, Girls' Glee Club I0,II,I2, Choir I2, Future Nurses Club lI,I2, Twirling IO, Prom decorations II. Page 208 Susan Andrews and Suzanne Sekellick STRAND FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES I 74 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. CO 9-9032 OUR SEASON'S RESTAURANT Chops - Steaks - Seafood Orders to Take Out Open 6 AM - 2 AM Marilyn Czonas enioys Mechanical Drawing 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 CO 5-0946 CO 9-I624 CO 5-0947 CO 9-1083 LORING'S SHELL STATION General Repairing Phone CO 9-4395 Delco Batteries Firestone Tires Yalesville, Conn. 305 Main Street Compliments of JUNIOR MISS FASHIONS 340 Center Street Phone CO 9-9900 Compliments of CHARNYSH JEWELERS Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry 338 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of SAVITEER MEMORIAL WORKS CO 9-4002 731 No. Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of OWENOCO TRIBE NO. 44 Improved Order of Red Men l l Seniorsstudy Sophomore Election Posters Since 1908 Tel. CO 9-4026 STEPHEN MUSHINSKY SONS Merchant Tailors Clothiers Furnishings 85 No. Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of L. STEELE GUN COMPANY 232 South Colony Road Lloyd Steele AMERICAN YEARBOCJK CO A Division of Josten's Local Representatives Jim Toomey Russ Lindequist John Zangler 107 Long lslandview Rd. 78 Stafford Rd. 129 CDI-IH 51- Milford, Conn. Newington, Conn. White Plains, N. Y. Phone TR 8-3280 Phone M0 6-5108 P11000 WH 6-0989 Compliments of JOSEPH M. FELDMAN, INC. 180 North Cherry Street Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of TIP TOP RESTAURANT 39 North Main Street Wallingford, Conn. PAUL'S Television Appliances Magnavox - Frigidaire - Singer - Maytag - R.C.A. 146-148 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. Charles Thomas SYKES - LIBBY Jewelers Since 1910 Diamonds - Watches Jewelry and Gifts for All Occasions Wallingford Branch THE UNION 8. NEW HAVEN TRUST CO. Wallingford, Conn. GALLAGHER BROS Established 1878 HEATING OILS COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE 80 Quinnipiac St. Wallingford UNIMAX SWITCH DIVISION Maxson Electronics Corporation Ives Road Wallingford, Connecticut Compliments of ORTENSE LUMBER CO., INC. Lumber and Mason Materials 6 Ernest Street for Wallingford, Conn Home Owners 81 Contractors Do It Yourself Headquarters Open Daily 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Saturday 8:00 AM - I2 I PM to 3PM CO 9-4431 Compliments of WALLINGFCRD MANUFACTURER'S ASSOCIATION . . . stepping stones to a richer, fuller life ahead The formal education you receive is but a framework of learning to which you will add with years of experiences, habits and ideas of both your own and others. You will discover that THRIFT will play an important part in your future as you reach for life's necessities and pleasures. First Federal Savings SPECIALIZES in Thrift and Home Ownership. We look forward to helping you get ahead in Thrift. Wallingford Office: 64 South Main St. k L'I.fi.f.Qi.l.,.iff2Qlix.f,ill.l.l.f . fl. lQ.lf,QIQ'fiff1lf1'3gE e first . ' , ,, federal . ' Savings 'ky ',- gkwfnaznnmmflufm l . ' ff'.f fff.f?'f 'lil f , ' Wf l ' f2'l'T'f f'Qi 20-22 Church Street, Meriden Home Office fl Central Motor Supply, Compliments of Inc. W. T. Grant Company Known for Values 156 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. Colony Shopping Plaza Wallingford, Conn. Automotive - Industrial - Marine Engine Rebuilding Distributors of Automotive Parts and Equipment 515 North Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. CO 9-7748 Canelli Jewelers and Appliance Center 24 Center Street Supplying Jewelry to Lyman Hall Students Since 'l9'l7 CO. 9-5242 Radios - Stereo Sets Bob Houlihan, Proprietor of' THE TUCK SHOP l AMERICAN 8. EUROPEAN CAR CENTER, INC. North Colony Road, Wallingford, Connectic t Wishes the Seniors Central Connecticut's Finest Car Bright College Years Sales and Service Karl Fuchs, President CO 9-4493 Compliments of Compliments of MANUFACTURING COMPANY Wallingford, Conn. STlMPSON'S PHARMACY THE C. F. WOODING CO. For better building 43 Wallace Ave. Wallingford, Conn. Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1964 KEN'S SHOE CENTER or! Mifcholl loads the fire drill back fo C Compliments of WHITE WAY LAUNDRY Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1964 and to Their Families DIME SAVINGS BANK OF WALLINGFORD Alert to Serve You Your Savings Earn 42 Current Annual Dividend Football is an exciting sport. Coach Ruotolo and Coach Corbett study a ploy. Compliments of CHURCH 8. MORSE INC. 41-49 Colony Street Meriden, Conn. Compliments ot M. BACKES SONS, INC. Toy Pistol Caps - Folding Paper Boxes Wallingford, Connecticut Tel. CO 9-3377 Compliments of COLONY LUMBER CO. 665 North Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of THE PIERSON OIL CO., INC. 68 Quinnipiac Street Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of CAPI.AN'S MARKET COLONY MOTORS INC. Ford Sales and Service South Colony Road Wallingford, Conn Compliments of Thomas E. Fitzgerald Funeral Home, Inc. David T. Warren and Edward C. Fredericks, Directors Established 1934 Telephone Notary Public CO 9-2535 Compliments of ULBRICH STAINLESS STEELS, INC. Wallingford, Conn. ROWDEN AND Compliments of MITCHELL INC. WILKINSON RAMBI-ER FLORIST Office and Greenhouses 8 68 Academy Street 99 North Colony Street Fred W. Alcott CO. 9-6763 Phone CO 9-6630 270 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. One block north - one block east from Uptown Center Flowers for all occasions Wallingford, Conn. Phone CO 9-7096 Compliments of YMCA To Develop in Spirit, Mind and Body Sign Up Today 81 South Elm Street Wallingford, Conn. COlony 9-4497 Member Agency United Fund WALL'S TRANSPORTATION SERVICE School and Chartered Buses Congratulations to the Class of I964 GORDINEER'S FASHION STUDIO 54 North Main Street Fashions for Smart Women' WALLINGFORD Congratulations to FLOWER 81 GIFT the Class of 1964 SHOPPE Fine Giftware Sal' Greco, Prop. Flowers that Beautify and Satisfy I 90 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. Dial CO 9-7669 From REVERE CORPORATION OF AMERICA COOKE-BURGHOFF EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC South Orchard 81 South Colony St. Wallingford, Conn. GEORGE W. COOKE Colony 9-6191 Compliments of STAR'S FAMILY FAIR The Quality Discount Department Store Route 5 North Colony Road Wallingford Compliments of MERIDEN THEATRE Route 5 South Broad Street Meriden, Connecticut Bevelry 5-0266 SMITH'S SHOE BOX Hartford Turnpike, Yalesville Colony 9-91 18 SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Compliments of JIMMIE'S PIZZA Pizza and Grinders 399 Main St. Yalesville, Conn. Colony 9-7580 Les Kozma Jim Ferraro TOWN RADIO 8. TELEVISION Best for sight and sound Service - Sales 32 No. Colony St. Wallingford, Connecticut Colony 9-8664 Compliments of BARBIERI'S COFFEE SHOPPE 18 North Main St. for the best cup of coffee in Wallingford Best Wishes to the Class of '64 from the SUBURBAN FOOD STORE I2 Hope Hill Rd. Wallingford, Connecticut CO 9-8325 THE TITAN TOOL AND DIE COMPANY of 239 Main Street in Yalesville Extends wishes for success to all Lyman Hall High School Students Compliments of the FLAIR BEAUTY STUDIO l65 Center St. Wallingford Colony 9-7834 Howie Fromkin learning to use the Printing Press. Compliments of Compliments of Wallingford's Most Modern Men's Shop CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS - SHOES - LUGGAGE Direct Service Between East and Midwest Formal Wear for Rent Route of the Relays Where the best in Italian- Americon 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 L mlm? JW ll Wallingford, Conn. COlony 9-1400 Bob Christman, Helene Namnoum, George DeSola C,,n9,,,,,,,,,,,,n, ,,,,,,, THE Loko cRoMwELL GRILL lzzY's GROCERY a. oEucArEssEN of the To the i964 Graduating Class Lyman Hall Serving Wallingford with the BEST OF FOOD AND SERVICE Berlin Turnpike Extends Best Wishes to all Gt LYMAN HALL HIGH SCHOOL Best in steaks, chops and seafoods .f l Illlllln - . .sg ...... YALE Moron INN 'e -'f' . 1. ,wif 'C' L -1: 11: . ff:'ilgx4f ' FQSEI, A resort type motel with 105 luxury rooms 1ll'll,g..lf!Ilj,. jwi? lllfjlhu-lilgliliiinmt Air Conditioned 0 24 hour phone service 'X .5 -- 'E - '-' Beautiful Swimming Pool el qv' A' X -C Putting Green 0 Television 0 Heliport Free Inn Room Coffee Phone COIony 9-1491 BOTH INNS located at Wallingford, Conn. X Exit 66, Wilbur Cross-Merritt Parkway EZ Z V' Z E 5 5.21 f ' L rf .. l l ' L v: f: ff me .. tix ff-few where you are served the best ., ,H A-1,3 ' in delicious old-fashioned I li ill 'L 1 5- I' ' ' New fngkmd Food firmness -- li Q rl and Liquid Refreshment .:..:f W3- Open Every Day 0 Phone COIony 9-8771 I Tw-1 I T H A ' U A I A 1' .ml i. 1 1 The Proprietor of the Silversmith Country Store Q wishes to call ATTENTXUN 0 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. 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 - fsxirrswrfif ,. -f,f f, lf.. 1.2, : ,,, ,H 5 gba Qgzlversmith ,,., , GUUIZUY QM!! Junction of Ri. 5, Exit 66, , I n f ffifii-E-57' NYM W. Cross-MerrittY'kw'y. ihf, North Colony Road , M .',u --::rg'f:525igggg-1151 Walliniford, Conn. M in - 1- 'M . -49n- We have Bulk Molasses, Pickles in ban-el, Crackers froni the oldest factory in New England. Early Store Items. A gift line of China, Glass, Silver, Pewter, Brass, Old Pine, PORTO'S TEXACO STATION The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had North Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. Dolly Malo, John Van Deun. Compliments of RESTLAND FARMS Compliments of Wallingford Automobile Dealers Assn. Wallingford, Connecticut Fred W. Alcott Auto-Mart, Inc. Barberino Bros. , Inc. Inc. Colony Motors Community Garage Hessel Motor Sales Hurlburt Motor Company Killam Auto Sales Merriam Motors, Inc. Valenti Auto Sales Wallingford Auto Company Congratulations to the 1964 Graduates of Lyman Hall High School Our Best Wishes for your continued success in your Future Educational and vocational pursuits GD THE TRADEMARK OF QUALITY STANLEY DRAPERY HARDWARE DIVISION of the STANLEY WORKS WALLINGFORD, CONN. Compliments of SUSAN CLAIRE, INC. 180 North Cherry HGREENTREE DRESSES To the Class of 1964 BEST WISHES Tlph CO 9-7683 Compliments of PO BEAU lopp- ND HILL TY SALON Lyman Halll 65 Pond Hill Road Wallingford, Connecticut Compliments of JAMES H. CLEMENTE OF DURHAM, CONN. Builder 81 Developer for 10 years Dlamond 9-3261 INTERNATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKERS UNION LOCAL UNION 436 AFL CIO AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of I964 Presldent - Anthony Vlollssl President - Arthur ecretar - Charles Compliments of KIWANIS CLUB of Wallingford Compliments of LYMAN HALL HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB Congratulations to our Seniors Compliments of DORSEY'S SERVICE STATION 'I96 South Colony Street Wnllingford, Conn. Telephone COlony 9-851 I WOl.F'S Fashions for Men and Boys 38 North Main Street Wallingford, Conn. CO 9-7555 FREDERIC B. STEVENS Buffing and Polishing Supplies Metal Finishing and Foundry Equipment and Supplies 440 South Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of , JUNIOR Miss ' FASHIONS - 340 Center Street Compliments of FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Lyman Hall High School Ph CO 9 9900 Compliments of THE REYNOLDS ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors Wallingford, C Tel. CO 9 4863 Compliments of FLOW MONORAIL AND CONVEYOR COMPANY 175 Highland Avenue Wallingford, Connecticut Hoists, Monorails, Cranes, 8g Conveyors Frederick G. Sturken CO 9-8589 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1964 THE CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 100 Center Street Wallingford, Connecticut Savings - Checking Accounts - Educational Loans Member Federal Reserve System and F.D.l.C. Best Wishes from Compliments of GROSSMAN WALLINGFORD Distribution Center umber - Building - Auto and Truck Radiators Plumbing Materials 120 Church Street Wallingford Tel: CO 5-0971 Cleaned, Repaired and Recored. 124 Gas Tanks Cleaned and Repaired. 324 So. Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. RAMBLER av Davis Motor Sales Inc So. Broad Street, Meriden as 7-5517 Congratulations to the Class of 1964 MERIDEN PERMANENT SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Colony Shopping Plaza Wallingford, Conn. 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: S10 double, S7 single, Salesmen's Rates Manager K. Bailey Phones CO 9-8411 or CO 9-3331 THE DART SHOP, INC Office Supplies Greeting Cards - Gifts - Cameras - Stationery 38 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. Phone COlony 9-7888 Cy Monchick OFFICIAL CLASS JEWELERS CLASS OF 1964 HERFF JONES COMPANY Paul Nelson, Representative COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of a triend As-U-Like-It Cleaners B. C. Bailey Funeral Home B 84 D Bakery Backes Fuel SQ Supply Company Barne's Orchard - Yalesville Beaumont Farm C. G. Crump, Printers Calza Machine Shop J. T. Catalano Central Barber Shop Charles Beauty Salon Chet Miller Cleaners Chozick's Chuck's T. V. Connecticut Refining Company Danberg's Store William Del Corte DeVito's Market Dorsey's Service Station Economy Shoe Repair Esther's Dress Shop Fairview Ice Cream Bar J. W. Fitzgerald Funeral Home Foucault 84 Sons GaiI's Beauty Salon Geremia's Oil Company The Grand Union Company Groceteria Hy Gross Men's Shop Hastings Pharmacy Hayden Machinery I-leiIman's Bakery York Hardware Helen's Beauty Nook HoIroyd's Homestead Book and Copper Shop House of Gomes Joe and Shorty's Garage Joe's Super Service John M. Siedlicki, Legion Post 187 Lyons Upholstery Shop, Inc. Mister Softee Moran's Drug Store My Cousins Place Neal Oil Heating Company New York Bakery Francis O'ConneII's Antiques Ohr's Service Station William L. Ohr Parkway Meats Phillips Construction Company, Inc. PIunske's Garage Quantum Incorporated Quinnipiac Barber Shop Rancho BiII's Reliable Paint 84 Hardware Company Rose's Bus Service, Inc. The Salad Bowl Sondey's Colonial Service Station The Smart Shop Sun Valley Acres Tymeson Refrigeration United Septic Tank Company WNHC Radio FM Wilhelm-Davies Company, Incorporated Yalesville Silver Company THE SIGNER STAFF Wishes to thank all the advertisers for their generous support of our school publica- tions 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. PROFESSIONAL MEN ATTORNEYS Carrozzella, Wood and Lendler .,.. Joseph M. Delany ....... Fay and Lunt ...... Leon J. Govin ....... Joseph M. Manfreda Adam Mantzaris ..... Stanley Biega .. John W. Biehn .... Robert V. Butler J. Enic Barker .... Frank J, Chovitz .... Joseph R. Flynn Andrew J. Fritz ..... Robert J. Lawrence . . . S. Albert Esposito Jerome S. Belotl Robert B. Boyd R. W. Breck .... John Burbank .... M. J. Esposito ...... James F. Ferguson .... John F. Hennessey .... Frank J. Konopka E. S. McCleary .... A. V. Piccirillo .... Allen J. Ryan .... Lucian A. Sawicki Mark T. Sheehan D, B. Smith ........ Alfred T. St. James Edward P. Wallace DENTISTS, ORTHODONTISTS OPTOMETRISTS PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS . 35 North . 8O South .. 86 North . 37 North . 12 South .. . 80 South . 36 North Main Main Main Main Main Main Main . . . 25 Fair Street . Moran Building 12 North .. 25 Fair Street 26 Fair Street North Main . 353 South Main . 155 Main . 25 Fair ,Street . 181 North Main .. 91 South Main 26 Fair Street 26 Fair Street .. 26 Fair Street .. 91 South Main 26 Fair Street 235 Center Street 26 Fair Street .. 80 South Main .. 26 Fair Street . 153 South Main 245 Center Street . 80 South Main 26 Fair Street . 181 North Main Kitty Clementel Joey and Claudia M. 84 Mrs. Fred H. Boyton, Jr. Mr. Thomas Tutak Mari-An Variety Store Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Hajnal Mr. Vladyslaw Czerniewski Mrs. Mary Sarzenski Krystyna Bak Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Waszkiewicz The Cerrato's Mary Carvalho Nutmeg Cleaning Ser. Silva Family The Correias Geno 81 Lorraine The Zalenski's The De Michele's A Friend Mr. 84 Mrs. R. H. Sebastian Little Sister Patty A Friend Mrs. Gabriel DeRosa Gerry and Barbara Frank's Bus-North Farms June Art and Mary The Princess El Toro 84 iOO Mr. 8g Mrs. Charles Szad Jeans House of Beauty Mrs. Carleton Loucks The William Lanzoni Agency Raymond Bethke Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Bethke Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Schultz Dr. J. Eric Barker Cooke-BurghoFF Equip. Inc. Bianchi Hardware Mr. 8g Mrs. John Hamelin Compliments of A Friend Mr. 8. Mrs. James Martin Mr. 81 Mrs. Kenneth Fillmore Mr. 8. 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