Suffield Academy - The Pioneer Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

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THE IUNIGR CLASS JUNIOR cLAss First row, left to right: Ferguson, R., Daly, Sumner. Second row, left to right: Gordon, Richards, Krensky, DeMaio, Kowalczyk, Welch, Saffer. Third row, left to right: West, Guyer, Cressey, Taylor, J. C. E., Singer, Wallach, Whitten, Rosenberg, Klock. Fourth row, left to right: Sherman, Brazel, Melikian, Hodgkinson, Szy- manski, Greene, D., Zimmerman, Locke, J. Fifth row, left to right: Godin, Brown, A., Byers, Lepper, Rutherford, P., Van Law, Leshure, Bissell. The Class of 1957 started the year by electing Robert Daly of Hartford, Connecticut, president, Richard Ferguson of Amsterdam, New York, vice-president, Stephen Sumner of Amsterdam, New York, secretary-treasurer, and Frank DeMaio of Hamden, Connec- ticut, to the Athletic Council. The group then proceeded to make plans for the annual junior Prom. They named the affair Moments to Remember. After much preparation, the dance was held in the Dining Hall on February 3. The turnout made the dance the most successful held here. It was indeed a cred-it to the class and to the school. During the course of the year, several members of the class made names for them- selves around the school. Some of the recognition came on the athletic fields and some came in the classrooms. Richard Ferguson and the fabulous Robert Zimmerman con- tributed the brunt of the scholastic achievement. Zimmerman has been on the Honor Roll since his arrival at the school. Frank DeMaio contributed to the success of the football team and his tiger spirit carried over into the westling season. With Frank around we know that next year's teams will achieve greater success. Several newcomers appeared on the Suffield athletic fields this year and the Junior Class had their share of stars. jack Locke and Robert Daly contributed to the success of football, basketball, and baseball teams, and Pete Sherman showed his talents as a real star goalie for the hockey team. Several other juniors shone on the athletic fields. Among these were Marvin Singer, the hockey team's outstanding centerg Theodore Rosenberg, the smooth-fielding, good hitting infielder on the baseball team was outstanding during his sophomore season and he continued to show his prowess this past season. With all these outstanding class members and with the rest of the very capable group, the junior Class is bound for a successful senior year.