Windsor High School - Tunxis Yearbook (Windsor, CT)
- Class of 1959
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Konney, missing from picture. ADMINISTRATION F Wk.-FIU !.'I'.V 'DIES-TW-H Y I E -4?,:fP3 H,5'r '. - f:3'!f:f'7I .I4,'Yvl4Tl , 1A':.-efgnirui c ' f-fig wa. M l:.J ',' ' ' ,D y U lla If NP I Q s ' 3: 21 1- 5 iw lf Ig: 11 A SAMUEL CROCKETT Principal ta mf X:- 'ii , za, ,..VY. CATHERINE DEVINE Guidance Director - ,wif av 5 ig 2 ft- A , xii, ' 'W' E A I YQ 1 1 Tlfiffrrievyg- WT ' .Q 4. EM' .L 1 H' Sf' ' .1ggi',f'.H 'jg-ri 1255! . N it ,M t. WFT Hg xml, iyMH.HQ,?ENWN ,Hu V 1 ' 'Um ij' - wi , new if 1,-. '. t ,- ' ' M I I I'yi2?fiff,?rg. 1-r ff ' I tm' 4, -V mga? Ya 'x.,' Q ,H wwigg ,J-y-' t1:ugggg1:,4,-,' L' , ' .rf M52--N, ' ' M ' I K' DEQ? 1. .if '7' 5 , :LV Rs X g - f A usa - ff I 1 'x A 12121: A F ' 3- lii?H , - Q F ' 'H -1- ie f i :c-:-:-:- , I 3 I PM -1 szrszisf it , . A c 'f. - ft? 511555: - ,---'-V E 51 b . - Aga! - he 1 .I -3 'XI .fix , X - T XM E It , .. , ig- - ,fff-N K - . -' , 1' witty .I ,Q X F ' IJ! 14 5f3f 457555121-522 vx:cLgyf,--1' Tw- 'A 1: T e .- E2 ' 1 1 V - ii? I-3: W I . .. Q- 3: ,... - .4 .L-51 . JOHN RIMOSUKAS Vice-Principal ALBERT RIMOSUKAS Director of juvenile Recreation and Adult Education I. .,.-E5 :matt- su 2- W ' 'L 531 7.3.1 ,,.,,-v....y:'v , I if , M u . f .4 U V t Q -' H s. ii guild n L, si N i ,fu ii U ww' ag' H i 3 ff in - ' F . if t 1 lv:- W. .Y J, i 1, 1 I -QL ' sa S., -9 . .,,, gl, ., i 1 J Y' H, M i is V I 'igaf,,H,,.. uu'w,, ',nfi,w'l'fH ffm, ,, Q. .M t 32 Hi Wi 1 .2 1 A ici MRS. EILEEN ALOKONES English, Social Studies MRS. ALYCE BACON Art MR. PAUL BOCCACCIO Social Studies, History 1929 f 'lw f li , is Sm P sg. L. Jia ll MR. WILLIAM CAMPBELL Science, Mathematics FACULTY MR. ALBERT BARNETI' English EE?g'gfQEE5Q 325 3 1 ' EV .','- 5 W 1' -V ' .1f5lf22? L Iv. .ali Mwufnnai ew ' iw ' as-gg f MR. MYRON BOYAJIAN Industrial Arts MR. CHARLES CHAPMAN French MISS BARBARA BEAN Home Economics gefu.,,,, My? -in F 1 -ff-,V ff? ' -Q A ' 1 5 a Q 'V H -CL . R, A MISS PATRICIA BOYLE English MRS. EILEEN . CHENETTE Business Education MR. PAUL BELOMYZY Mathematics MISS EDITH BRADLEY Business Education --eq--11..,4-Y-4 . 7, M M.. . 1 ig, 2 .. ' 1 Lv, - - , Q 1-is 5 . jgei ju ... W. ' Fi ,. rv . . . 4 . I l ,l 3 , I., -:.J.l.- . 3 - 'vxgxi if .', , it iii: lf K , -, :WW ..1.r' U 'ff Q . f f F ,I gs- ' . ? ' ! fa! iz MRS. ESTHER CLOONAN English, Mathematics MRS. CATHERINE CRAIG I Art MISS BARBARA I DELMORE latin, English, French MR, HAROLD DePIANTA Business Education MRS. AILEEN DIKE English FACULTY MISS FRANCES DONOVAN English, Social Studies MR. DONALD FISHER Industrial Arts MISS BARBARA GOUGH MR. 'EVERETT DOWE Science MISS REGINA FOX English, Social Studies MR. JOSEPH GOVONI Industrial Arts MR. RONALD ERIKSON Social Studies, History 'vii-p:'1T'f' ' ' ' ' ., '-1.3. ff' ' . . 3 ' . ll- f s ,gutt- M Q! MISS MARION FULLER Music Director MRS. JANET JARVIS Home Economics MR. ARLAN DIMOCK Industrial Arts MRS. JENNIE EVERSON Business Education 'WH T Q F .,., I-, 5.,.,:,-.. , if 1 -si n ' -T' li 'Q it N. 'Y' 'i 3 EL 5 I Q J '51 :ff , in ' . , 5 ff I U. ldlil. ,, ,E . I , R .gig s M145- 'T . QQ! N i . . I Fa' .,f. I 1 N N 213- ..1-Tia -l v MR. WARREN GIFFIN History MR. RICHARD JEPSEN Arithmetic, Science V. ........ H Physical Education gfL J i'. N1 . , Qt:-. it 1 .1 ' ' I -.QL . ,.. f -, ..,,- W w fi Gig' 4.1 My N ms ,N 'ict rc A .1 .v,- X 41 Y,',I.,u!?i- ishw gfr X MRS. ag. W 'I . -A I KRAHMER .,..t.l.lll,.'g., I I .4 Mlss MARIORIE KANE English. Social Srudies ii..Q2izfd i'5 'c 'it ' is ' English is 24 -f ,- a. MR. WILLIAM , f JOHNSON MR. ROBERT JORDON Mafhemaflcs Science, Mathematics if--1 i-'Ei I 5? 'E7 1?'f1 .3 I., 1 'v s 6, f, 'E mmmm 1 n-:X . sw . W I ' . -A -ffl 4 WN' '33 ,' -I 5 J 1. ,-3,4 w P ff v , . . Q 1 I f . 1 3 'M gl . 1 1: 1 fi! MRS. ESTHER LEARY Science MR. KENNETH MELLEY Science, Social Studies MR. JOHN MYERS English, History MISS PATRICIA PARSONS Home Economics FACULTY MR. VINCENT LEE Driver Education MRS. MARTHA MENARD English, Science MISS ABBY JO NORROD Physical Ed., Health MRS. URSULA POTTER English, Mathematics MR. ERNEST LEWIS Science 1 Dias .lgg gi lr Q I S' Nlllwil, '- 3 ' T555 ' ' H--- I . .igfllg ,Q 'IQQQQEFK W 2 -.L l:fi.f-fed' 4. F EM MR. DAVID MODENA Mathematics, Science -fl' 1 MR. CHARLES NORTH Business Education I P iff A N.. I 1 .9 Eff , . j. 1Pf'i1ii' , Km -l e 'E Q, 'I - Miss YOLANDE , ROBERTO Q' Librarian f- I -. 1 Il-' S r-. 1. if SEQ. irifih '34-:'1o QW J' lr .ff ., r. ,J w ix-,Lvl ,.X., .fl V Qs 'U .1 ,,.' .T . 1, F J 7 . I .. C xl. fllllz S, H 'J 'Nl , A9331 ' I ' EY! N ,wwf ' mv ' ia F1 ,K ., we 1- ' Viz .. I 1' V ' A .21 E L , .jr , MRS. MADELINE MCKERNON Science, Mathematics Lffffu' 'VV' 'S A . XE 1 ', if-' f V ii' 5-V - J ffm if.. l -4, , t fbi- ., - i, . ez' fe! 2' 'S .Vg U I. ia!! J, if D-1 , ' 'fi lpn. ' ' . :ul 1 'I' I ,,,, W H - V MR. TIMOTHY MURPHY Social Studies, History - 'r'f ' I 1' ff EV? 'If 'f 5': - ii?-'gil inf ies l -. fifuil? -FE: ifs ' xg' A .51 ' ' l .f fa d . 7 M517 '.i..,A, i JEHJN x. 12' -- J . . f-WI.,-L12 ' .: V ' 'iam-f-. lee-SSA' 'ff f , . J-'65, , I , I . na- 'X I. 1 2 ,:ur.g.f, . I .ta V l X V , . H -Ego . F, Y ....,. 'f.- Legg - f 3 .f' if -Ei 11 , ' . g 1. , 945-Q ' if .' ::'i: 1 , I l.,,f. A -vu , MISS JANET O'BRIEN Latin, History MR. GILLE SAUVE Physical Education 4 FACULTY I . E. iff. 1 4-fl Ez- ...ms I W1 1:121- fz '37 if - W W' - If Z 4, JW ge, , 5 -aaa' -- fk ZMMWQ. - Q-aw Q 5 5g5m4',,e-wffii A 'yan Q A Q3 I EEE I QP' -'Hi i' rs - -f M - ,T F- T :v L.- - .L 1 :e - 11 ' Q 7' A lil ri 35.1165 ,Q., . . MR. JOSEPH SMITH English, Social Studies MR. ROBERT STEVENSON Science, Social Studies i is 7i 'I2fU1i.?- 'i , aa? J ' W , I . . --1-Qiifi ffl' '. LQ -- ig E. , . im, .. , ,,.,. ..N,,,. .. MR. JAMES TUCKER Mathematics, Science MISS JOAN BURNS Secretary MR. RICHARD SMITH Music MR. MARVIN STONE English Lf-fi-V H :gg fx A' ' Q E-I4 ' 'fa 1 --Vw. , 'X... 224 ,, MR. GRANDON WILLET Math., Social Studies ix- ' - . ,: 7-if . ,in MAI H fi EH 1 J , 1 .ani , 1 I I 1 I I I l H l lf in . rf J z . J .qilf MISS MERCY BUTZ Secretary - A- fl n, Elf. S WE ga ' . L elif av 44' . ' .1 i ,Q , - STAN ISLAWCZYK E5 Latin Spanish ' MRS. JEAN SPILECKI Business Education MR. EDWARD STEWART Physical Ed., Driver Ed. MRS. AGNES WREN Mathematics MRS. ELIZABETH EGAN Dietician Miss JANICE SWINDELL English MRS. ESTELLE ASCHENBACH School Nurse S il-X 'QNX V lag' ERN moQ.G- A N SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ef S1'? U A, . fm if-A-1' ls if V51 , , 53 W: 5 G33 r . ,SQ S343 Seated, left to right: Patricia Pugliese, secretaryg Carl Bentley, presidentg Norma Emond, vice-presidentg Allen Durgin, treasurer. Standing: Mrs. Krahmer, Mr. DePianta, advisors. 12 X952 QGNSTANC Y S3 V5 PURPQSE To A ? 6 X W X W X ff? V 4341? 5 X XX X q ,-:Qu Q if? 57 X. ' X -7, !i:2.:. 'N Nm J , XV yr ,l g ' I V Hx v I NN,.X 1 W if X f, W ww ANMM fi! , I X A j 5 F2 ' M-.f !!fufM f Q LfLLll1uW . XRAXSILQ jdfffl RG E tl ,J CLAUDETTE ALBERT Dance away sorrow, laugh away care. Claude . . . can be found dancing, driving, or listening to Searching . . . peeved by persistent people . . . That sounds reasonable . . . future flnds het traveling around the World in her own car. Tunxi: Clan Gift Committee 4,' Bad- minton Cluh 2,' Drill Team 2,' Field Hockey Cluh 2,' Intramurals 1, 2, 3. JEFFREY F. BARNES Has a quiet, friendly manner. Jeff . . . peeved by noisy people . . . loves sports and eating turkey . . . can listen to any kind of music . . . Easy come, easy go! . . . future plans include college. Junior Choir 1, 2,' Senior Choir 1, 2, Vice-President 3, 4,' Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Physical Education Arrirtant 4,' Letter 2,' Soccer Varsity 2, 3, 45 Barehall Team, Manager 2. , ' 'e- W. H .rss N H1 H WT W. H 5, Wm ,gag W Y , ll l w H a BW. . abr' FREDERICK WILLIAM ANDERSON All sail and no anchor. Andy . . . the bowling alleys in- terest this boy . . . mad about spaghetti . . . Adios . . . can do without home- work . . . plans are for college. Intramural: 1, 2,' Tunxi: Buxinex: Board, Chairman 4,' Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committee 4. N mullu PAUL EUGENE ALLAIRE Let no idle moment go astray. Paul . . . chess takes up most of this boy's time . . . loves roast beef . . . Nothin' to it . . . will make a top engineer . . . favorite song: Happy Wanderer . Letter: I 41 3, 4,' Soccer Team, Manag- er -4,' Barehall Team, Manager 3,' Basket- hall Team, Manager 3, 4,' Honor Math and Science Cluh 4,' Tunxir Burinerx Board 4,' Citizenship Award 1, 2, 3,' Honor Roll 1. LEWIS PENCE BASSELL Always ready for an argument. Lewie . . . rare steak with mush- rooms is his favorite dish . . . also likes dancing and listening to the radio . . . Opportunity knocks but once . . . favorite song: The Day That the Rains Came . . . wishes to be a math teacher. Dramatic Cluh 4,' French Club 3, 4,' Tunxir Burinesr Board 4,' Clasrical Club 3, 4. , K' ..:v in , iv' .foi e gf fp ? 14 I ts --.aaa -1.4. 1' '- Bo Didley . . . mad about meat- 'Ei W in ' 'ill ,ji . . c . CARL ROBERT BENTLEY His middle name is mischief. Buggy . . . transferred from Lake George High, N.Y. in 1956 . . . doesnk cotton to people who don't get along with Harvey . . ., can be found mineral collecting and tackling shish-kabob . . . Folderal and balderdash! . , . future finds him in Brazil working as an ex- ploratory geologist. Sadie Hawkins' Cbaracter, Pappy Yokum 41 Tunxix Editorial Board 4,' Citizentbip Award 2, 3, 4,' Clauical Club 3, Consul 4,' Student Patrol 4,' Student Council, Vice-Prexident 41 Cla.f.r Oficer, Prexident 4,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4. ROSALIND JUDITH BLUM What is life for, if not to enjoy it? Judy . . . likes lobsters, pizzas, and playing monopoly . . . plans on marriage in the future . . . will be punching the time clock in an insurance oliice. junior Cboir 1,' Drill Team 2,' Fu- ture Nurser Club 1, 2,' Tunxit Clau History Committee 4,' Nurtelr Attixtant 1,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4. STANLEY ALLAN BIERCZ Let us take time for all things. Al . . . loves sports, steak, and Smoke Gets in Your Eyes . . . So what! . . . will be a top-notch civil engineer. Basketball Team, Manager 2,' Bate- --W ball Team, Manager 2,' Letter 2,' Foreign A ' Policy Association 4,' Honor Matb and Science Club 3, 4,' Honor Roll 1, 2. ,,,,.z9 w fifg v , - li: .'lt 5 'lplffl it DAVID CHRISTIAN BIGELOW PETER PAUL BLUME Why move at a fast pace? Life is fun, not a race. I take life as it comes. M il will me llulu it in yy - M Dave . . . schedules don't hold with him . . . loves to eat grapes and to draw . . . enjoys the strains of Harlem Nocturne . . . favorite expression: Everybody and their Aunt Tillie . . . ball grinders . . . can be found hunting and fishing . . . peeved by prejudiced people . . . Hey Bo Didley . . . fu- ture finds him in the service. V im? 1 J , X will be a traveler. Senior Cboir 3, 4,' Foreign Policy AJ- .vociation 4,' Dramatic Club 4,' Tunxit Editorial Board 4,' Clastical Club 3, 4. 15 'Q-. an Qi . .. MATTHEW BOCCUCCI For he's a jolly good fellow. Matt . . . likes the basketball court and eating steak . . . Make Believe . . . often heard saying I clon't dig it . . . plans to join the Navy. Letter: 2, 3,' Baxeball Varsity, Man- ager 2g Baxketball Vanity, Manager 2, 3,' Physical Education Assistanl 3. CAROL-ANN BROWN A winning smileg a carefree way. Carol . . . likes pizzas, For Your Love, and Eddie . . . That's beside the point . . . later on she would like to work in an office and to get married. Tumbling Club 1, 2,' Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tunxit Board 4,' Nur.re'r Asrirlant 1, 2, 3, 4. n pain it as A ' 2? ya ii . 5 Ugg:-H f. ANITA JOY BOURDON A smile is always on her face, no matter what the time or place. In joy . . . likes to dance . . . eats clam chowder at Carville's . . . likes people with good manners . . . You and whose Army? . . . Mitch Miller's Song for a Summer Night . . . wants to marry and to travel. French Club 2, 3,' Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Tunxis Art Board 4,' Citizenship Award 1,' Nutmeg 020 1, 2, 4. 'I6 Ex EDWARD JOSEPH BROOKS Silence is golden. Eddie . . . likes hunting, fishing, cars and grinders . . . He's forever say- ing Let's face it . . . after graduation he'll be walkin' the area for Uncle Sam. JANET MARIE BRUZIK A little mischief now and then is always sure to please the men. Janet's favorite pastimes are drive-in movies with B. S .... dancing with B. S. . . . or long rides with B. S .... also likes pizzas and fried clams . . . hopes to become a secretary. Trampoline Club 4: Athletic Anocia- tion 2, 3, 4g Field Hockey Club 2, Tun- xi: History Committee 4f Badminton Club 2. Q' M, ,-v, 1 in -fl ----W A fi?Rf'Gs'Ef is? it 'I ' A ' ' -If E S ,cg V v E JOSEPH BUTCHER A little nonsense hurts no man. joe . . . is busy going out with a certain girl . . . could eat spaghetti till it comes out of his ears . . . finds women drivers especially irritating . . . likes White Convertible best . . . Hi, Daddy-O . . . will enter trade school for electronics. Physical Education Assistant 4. PATRICIA ANN CAMPBELL She is a demon to those who know her. Pat . . . likes everything except slow drivers in the left-hand lane . . . could eat pizza and listen to String of Pearls forever . . . Love that redhead . . . plans to work in the field of math. Tumbling Club 3,' Drill Team 2, 3: Field Hockey Club 2, 3,' Basketball Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Softball Club 1, 2, 3,' Stu- dent Gym Secretary 3,' Physical Educa- tion Assistant 3,' Honor Math and Sci- ence Club 3, 4,' Tunxis Class Prophecy Committee 4,' Badminton Club 2, 3f Oficials Club 2. X. . . sssy . uw .3 - - xg -. new . i saga- -. -. X. , ,aw , , , L J , - -,ll ' ga 1 ,ra . .-I sgfe i m -W. .v ' ' '- .H W' H' 5 , ,, , xxx .f. at wwllzsr- masse f' divx 3 limi VIRGINIA LEIGH CAMERON Happiness is like jam, you can't spread it without getting some on yourself. Tootie . . . enjoys traveling back and forth to Vermont . . . adores pizza and cokes . . . abhors chemistry home- Work . . . favorite record is Please Love Me Forever . . . For cryin' out loud! . . . plans a nursing career. Foreign Policy Association 4,' Future Nurses Club 1, 2,' Tunxis Editorial Board 4,' Citizenship Award 1, 2, 3,' Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3g Sa- die Hawkins Dance Committee 4. 'I7 ' I , ..,.. -. if 554 , gawifsi. , 6 ' 'A 'Q' vg may 552 3... .1 I . . s .M X wffiil sf .fgiffiefze , , - 1H'z..1 ..'Q.'i',g '5gi's,.... ww,,,.i,,it , li Q 5 .Y , ..-.. . , ,. -si as i ,W ,s -'prism ffia V A 1 Y, .H ,'-.1 3' I T 'aw My 5' i 5, Llwl 5 is roll I .. 'M is N, it wi E --L f H' ' 'Wm 'H E . ,, , X , , .N I H - . if , N I M, will 'Nw . 2- I . 'M 'NwNw'H-I ,M C 'l HHx:i 13i311Q, W1.r,.., 'W '1','lj,l.'grllN, M. ' sf.:ifi,.7 , il' . W mr ll is I .W . , HH '.r'i1Qr..j,w JEANNE MARIE CALLAHAN A merry heart doeth make good medicine. Lefty . . . enjoys sports, Junior Achievement, and hot fudge sundaes . . . Oh . . . Rebel Rouser . . . doesn't like gossip . . . plans to enter world of public relations. Junior Choir If Senior Choir 2,' Field Hockey Club 1, 2, 3,' Basketball Club 1, 2,' Softball Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Intramurals 1, 2, 3,' Foreign Policy Association 4g Tunxis Art Board 4g Badminton Club 1, 2, 3. VIOLA PATRICIA CARPENTER A pleasant face is a silent recommendation. Pat . . . peeved by conceited people . . . Are you mad? . . . passes the time at movies and stock car races . . . loves spaghetti and the strains of Star Dust . . . ambition is to be a tele- phone operator. Junior Choir 1,' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4,' Drill Team 1,' Field Hockey Club Secretary 2,' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4,' Foreign Policy Association 4,' Tunxis Class llVill Committee 4,' Citizenship Award 1, 2, 3, 4,' Classical Club 3, 4,' Badminton Club 1, 2, 3, 4. S I il 'I m,,,..'-fix .' H l ' V 1 is pr 5 . lilly .M y y my . 5: .wr 2 . e 1 V. ff mu Y 1 n a .. -13 n S on v MYRA JANE CARRNE A dash of color about the place. Red . . . an added attraction around W. H. S .... hails from Coral Gables High School . . . happiest when she's dancing or cooking . . . Oh, shucks . . . will make a beautiful model. SHIRLEY RUTH CHRISTENSEN There was a soft and pensive grace, a cast of thought upon her face. Chris . . . always on the phone . . . loves those dill pickles . . . peeved by the NH3 smell . . . Secret Love . . . For cryin' out loud . . . will make a wonder- ful nurse. Foreign Policy Association 4,' Future Nurses Club 1,' Tunxis Class Will Corn- mittee 4,' Citizenship Award 1, 2,' Per- fect Attendance 2,' Classical Club 3, 4,' Badminton 2, 3, 4,' Atbletic Association 2, 3, 41 Field Hockey Club 2,' Intramur- als 1, 2, 4. H H it V. 1. H 1 . s if l we Y ' -v I jg-n... ' J iflfisll.. lu ll' mu! . , N 1, :mei ggi? ..,i.. W! kayx e . asus . Wig, 4 RUTH ELEANOR CHERNEY The highest degree of earthly happiness is quiet. Ruthie . . . enjoys sports . . . loves eating steak and french fries . . . finds student teachers interesting . . . favorite song: No One Knows . . . goes around saying Oh, nuts! Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey Club 4,' Basketball Club 4,' Softball Club 4,' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4,' Tunxis Class Will Committee 4,' Citizenship Award 1, 2, 3,' Volleyball Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Pep Band 2, 3, 4. 18 iii -1 wig! as 1. VIRGINIA MARIE CHARBONEAU Friend1iness is the road to happiness. Jinny . . . loves talking on the telephone and eating spaghetti . . . could dispense with inquisitive people . . . favorite song: It's All in the Game . . . Oh, boy! . . . plans on becoming a nurse. Junior Cboir 1,' Senior Cboir 2, 3, 4,' Trampoline Club 4,' Drill Team 1,' Field Hockey Club 2,' Intramurals 2,' Foreign Policy Association 4,' Frencb Club 2, 3, 4: Tunxis Gifts Committee 4,' Citizen- ship Award 2, 3. NANCY ANN CLAPP The Words rippled out one after another. Nan . . . transferred from Bulkeley High School . . . likes to teach swim- ming . . . loves pizza, ice-cream, and steak . . . The End . . . Dag nab it . . . future plans uncertain. Library Club 4. EP, N jg 5 H5521 CHERYL ANN CLEVELAND CURTIS DAVID COLLETTB UHHPPY am I, fl'0I11 CHIC I am free. Our thoughts and our conduct Sheri . . . dancing and dating rate are our Own' high with this peppy gal . . . Hey, let's Curt . . . is happy when he is face lt! . . . boys who act immature sleeping . . . takes pleasure in eating annoy her . . . she'1l be a millionairess. Ianior Cboir 1, 2: Field Hockey Club 2,' 'lfanxis Business Board 4: Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4. JOHN BRAINARD CONKLIN A man among men and among women, too. Krinkles . . . taking out J.A.Z. captivates him . . . steak and mush- rooms? Loves it! . . . shudders at the mention of Sunday Drivers . . . be- witchecl by the strains of Jealousy . . . It's the principle of the thing! . . . transferred from Manchester High in 1957 . . . will pursue a liberal arts education. Foreign Policy Association 4: Sadie Hawkins Character, Lil' Abner 4: Clas- sical Club 4: Football 1, 2,' Development Committee 1, 2: Tennis 1, 2,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4. ,L ies ' 'mee vw H H ,H i 1 3 ,. 11 H i? sf ....'1'fsf:fiw f? f 'l' W 5. t Q I Q 1 'Q ., : 1 1 . 'L ' is' . IJ' NAV . ll' JUDY LEA COLLIER Quiet, friendly, likeable. Judy . . . loves to listen to It's Only Make Believe . . . three cheers for pizza . . . Be good . . . dislikes unsociable people . . . future sees her as a capable bookkeeper. Ianior Choir 1,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4: Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 3,' Tanxis History Committee 4: Pep Club 4. steak . . . can be found listening to Chantilly Lace. JUDITH MARY CONNER Pleasure and action make the hours seem shorter. Judy . . . real nice girl . . . likes going to the races with Johnny . . t. clis- likes cowboy music . . . Well, I'll tell you - it's like this - . . . plans on becoming a secretary. Drill Team 1,' Foreign Policy Associa- tion 4,' Honor Matb and Science Club 3, 4,' Citizenship Award 1, 2, 3: Clas- sical Clab 3, 4: Senior-Janior Prom Committee 3: Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4: Class Will Committee 4. 'egg 3.33-S SHEILA HELEN COOK Mischievous, but quiet about it. Sheila . . . vivacious miss . . . I.et's go to the races, R. C.! . . . dislikes sloppy people - they're all peasants . . . Twelfth of Never and pizza - love them! . . . a medical secretary she'1l be. junior Choir 1,' Senior Choir 2,' Tram- poline Club 4,' Tunxir History Commit- ge 4,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee RICHARD ROBERTS CROCKETT A friendly smile, a helping hand. Dick . . . always a cheerful greet- ing . . . nice to know . . . listening to records: Always! . . . steak and french fries also claim his attention . . . Star- dust - something special . . . could eliminate sarcastic people . . .ifuture means college. junior Choir, Co-President 1,' Sen- ior Choir 2, 3, 4,' Foreign Policy A:- .vociation 4,' French Club 2,' Citizenship Award 1, 2, 3, 4,' Honor Roll 1, 3, 41 National Honor Society 4: lunior-Senior Prom Committee 3g Delegate to Hart- ford Youth Conference 2,' Editorial Board 4. A.,........w......l.-Ti- MTE. ,.,. .- ..,, 1. . .. QTL, v try, 5 ,gal - ee, Ei' --H . ggej -6 ,-N 'V ZEF, . ,. ,T L i 1a,,,,,re,,,-N.. -e 5- - like ,S ift .. ' Hug f it in' iw -i ,tl 1 it 1 iiiiiii ' - Lge ein ELIZABETH CROCKER Packed with dynamite is she, full of fun and fancy free. Betty . . . gal who passes spare time away waiting for J. L.'s phone calls . . . never refuses a hamburger - with lots' of pepper . . . please play Tear Drops . . . will make a pretty airline stewardess. Trampoline Club 4: Tumbling Club 17 Student Gym Secretary 4,' Future Nur.fe.r Club 1, 2, Treaxurer 3,' Sadie Hawkins Character, Ki.uin' Cuzzin ' 4,' Tunxi: Clair Will Committee 4f Per- fect Attendance 1, 2,' Cheerleader 3, Captain 4,' Nur.re'r Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4. nf. , -flag . Ei ' ' gif 'H ' ' ' l i if 'EUGENE DAVID COUTANT As upright as the cedar. Cont . . . likes baseball and eating steak . . . favorite song is April Love . . . Well, now! . . . future plans are undecided. Soccer Varrity 1, 2,' Bareball Vanity 1, 2, 4,' Basketball Varsity 1, 3, 4,' ln- tramural: 2, 3,' Physical Education A:- .rittant lf Citizenship Award 1,' Perfect Attendance 1, 2. GARRY VICTOR CROSSON Merrily, merrily, I shall live. C-Par . . . spends histime keeping away from work . . . or . . . eating Italian food . . . doesrft like conceited people . . . always saying I'rn im- pressed . . . likes to listen to Have I Told You Lately . . . future sees him in television electronics. Intramural: 1, 2, 3,' Foreign Policy Arrociation 4,' junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 3. Eief ' LE' Ti' ' -if If it 'i'el e- e I l 5 .M . ,. . - vw. a , ..- - . .wr E, NEAL FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM A smile with an intent to do mischief. Irish . . . terrific athlete . . . avid sports fan . . . crazy about auto racing . roast beef, umm . . . Barbara . . . could do without conceited people . . . Wonderful . . . fall means college for him. Letters 2, 3,' Soccer Varsity 3, 4g Base- ball Varsity 2, 3, 4,' Basketball Varsity 3, 4f Foreign Policy Association 4,' Class Officer, Treasurer 1. ELIZABETH ANN DCGRAY Elegant as simplicity, warm as ecstacyf' Betty . . . likes dancing and sports . . . French fries and steak . . . dislikes conceited people . . . Heavens to Betsy . . . will make an efficient nurse. junior Choir 1,' Senior Choir 2, 31 Girls Ensemble 2,' Field Hockey Club 2,' Softball Club 2,' Intramurals 1, 2,' For- eign Policy Association 4,' Library Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4,' Fu- ture Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4,' Classical Club 3,' Quaestor 3, 4,' Nutmeg 020 1, 2, 3, 4,' Nurse's Assistant 3, 4,' Sallie Hawkins Dance Committee 4,' Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Pep Club 4,' Tunxis Editorial Board 4. le I my 'W I IW? I Z ffl ' ' H... V. Y 'H ' f 1 1 -nt ' .. H' 11 f' 1 X 1 , 1 r ' ,l7 5 11 M All J I .tinge , at S51 , H -ki deft is L . ...J li - .V PATRICIA ANN DAUPHINAIS Little friends make great friends. Patsy . . . likes reading and music . . . Heaven forbid . . . spaghetti . . . dislikes selfishness . . . wants to become a teacher. Senior Choir 3,' Foreign Policy As- sociation 4,' French Club 4,' Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Character, Pincus 4,' Citizen- ship Award 1, 2,' Classical Club 3, 4,' Tunxis Editorial Board 4,' Future Teach- ers Club 3, 4. - new 'v H.. .. 4 .11ug11gg, 1 -:?-:- u '-Y' ' . ' r VIRGINIA GAIL DANNER Minh is the sweet wine of human life. Jinny . . . likes charcoal-broiled steak . . . HioRidge, Maine . . .' dis- likes people who take advantage of oth- ers . . . Rhapsody in Blue . . . future sees her as an important executive secretary. junior Choir 1,' Senior Choir 2, 3, 4,' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club 3, 4,' French Club 2, 3, 4,' Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Character, Hopeful 45 Tunxis Editorial Board 4,' Citizenship Award 1, 2, 3, 4,' Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Perfect Atten- dance 1, 2,' National Honor Society 3, 4,' Student Patrol 3, 4g Nutmeg 020 1, 2, 3, 4,' funior-Senior Prom Committee 3,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4,' 0.B.E. Bookkeeping Award 2,' Library Club Award 2. JO-ANN DeNICOLA Good humor is the health of the soul. Bunny . . . always saying I should live so long . . . peeved with a certain college boy . . . Moonlight in Vermont future sees her as a fine nurse. Junior Choir 1,' Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey Club 2,' Intramurals 1, 2, Dramatic Club I, 2, 4,' French Club 2,' Creatine Writing Club 4,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Character, Sadie Hawkins 4i Tunxis Business Board 4,' N urse's Assist- ant 2, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. 1 . 77 ff-11 L CARL JOHN DeNINO, Mischief, thou art afoot. Demo . . . usually seen with Joan . . . eating pizza and spaghetti . . . listens to Why Do Fools Fall in Love . . . can be heard saying Can't see it . . . tries to avoid women drivers. FRANCIS THOMAS D'ONOFRIO Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Frank . . . enjoys dating girls . . . Gads . . . loves Italian dishes . . . pet peeve: chemistry homework . . . It's Only Make Believe . . . plans to be an engineer. Intramurals 1, 2,' Honor Math and Science Club 4,' Classical Club 4,' Tunxis Board 4. I me ,, ... ,J .TM J .sr fe 2 -eL,e.eLLLL-.eM.-. - - - I e H' tiiiii T ' :'- 1 - ' lllfggfvif lu N ,:.: H 1 , Y '-5 531 Q ill? l Ig. H, ,,, Y I Asad , ' w.,,.m,N,f is ., is l l -f e ' , My . J Q' , ' af' T'f5l5 '. 'Le fi' f Y liars'-fiQ.'f l-' za.--':. i 42' ' ' - f.y -rim.,-1 f T f J l nn. L . ,, .u M , .,,,. ig l 1 , 1' saw 1 - an 0 J is ,, L., 'egress V l is WY ' e is Qs , if ' Q 4, l ' 1 is ' ff.. I' ll I M aim ,M l J ' I 1 N. X 1 1. .311 it E - ' ' new wi V, . :-: if X a re - g in LEE JAMES DEVIN I know a trick worth two of that. Lee . . . hunting takes up this boy's time . . . Pass the chicken, p1ease . . . Leave me be when I am sleeping! Soccer Varsity 3, 4,' Intramurals 3. 1 i l A F X 'W , e M Y 4- , . is gf .,.-, it 4 1 i H f H Y 'fr sk' ' g V xg Y V --' ,Q . Vi V- ..s?f552ff iw- i .5 , Y '- we JANET LOUISE DESHAIES A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Jan . . . often found reading . . . loves chicken and spaghetti . . . dis- likes people who spread false rumors . . . I wouldn't say that! Junior Choir 1,' Trampoline Club 4: Drill Team 1, 2,' French Club 2, 3, 4,' Future Nurses Club 2,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Character, Mammy Yokum 41 Tunxis Typing Board 4. PHILIP DOUGHNEY Let each man do his best. Phil . . . transferred from Suiheld High in 1955 . . . great sports enthusiast . ..pet peeve: all homework . . . loves grinders . . . Wait a minute . . . ingerested in getting a good full-time 10 . in :wi s .. ' if - , 4 ,. mu, R' ,. -- x- 1 . ii, H ai me W . L . , Q11 in in F E re! A i .st - 22 ' :lg I 1- yur W i Y N 'Q JOHN BLAKE DOYLE To play my part, to leave some mark. Jack . . . plans to enter college . . . dislikes Volkswagens . . . loves steak . . . The High and the Mighty . . . always blowing smoke rings. Intramurals 1, 2,' Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. NORMA JULIE EMOND Of all the virtues and dignities of the mind, sincerity is the greatest. Norm . . . good sport . . . great boost to any team . . . Oh, really? . . . prefers shrimp to English homework . . . could listen to An Affair to Re- member forever . . . will major in physical education in college. junior Cboir I,' Senior Choir 2,' Trampoline Club 4,' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 41 Tumbling Club 3,' Field Hockey Club 1, 2, 3, President 4,' Basket- ball Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Softball Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Gym Assistant 2, 3, 4,' Letters 1, 2, 3, 4,' French Club 2,' Honor Math and Science Club, President 4,' Citizen- ship Award 1, 2, 3, 4,' National Honor Society 4,' Student Patrol 3, 4,' Class Officer, Vice-President 4,' Badminton Club 1, 2, President 3, 4,' Officials Club,- Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4,' Tunxis Editorial Board 4. is is wi ww N' W, w W RF? ALLEN BARRY DURGIN And certainly he is a good fellow. Al . . . ambitious and good natured . . . likes sports and listening to music . . . girls smoking in public peeve him . . . always saying Take it easy . . . seeks future in physical education in- struction. Senior Cboir 1, 2, 3, Co-president 4,- Letters 111 3, f3J, 4,' Baseball -Varsity 3, 4,' Basketball Varsity 2, 3, 4g Intramurals I,' Physical Education Assistant 3, 4g Boys' Ensemble 3, 4,' Tunxis Gift Com- mittee 4,' Citizenship Award 2, 3,' Class Officer, Treasurer 4. lv' lbw ll e Mu' i PATRICIA ANN DUDACK Energetic, quick, and neat. Pat . . . loves grinders . . . enjoys dancing . . . Love of My Life . . . annoyed by seventh graders . . . I-lub? . . . will someday make a good secretary. Iunior Choir I,' Senior Choir 2, 3, 4g Drill Team I,' Frencb Club 2,' Tunxis Class Will Committee 4,' Citizensbip Award 1, 2, 3,' Pep Club 4,' Sadie Hawk- ins Dance Committee 4,' Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. BRENDA ANN ERICKSON Quietness is her virtue. Bren . . . spends time horseback riding . . . likes lobster . . . pet peeve --no mail . . . can often be heard say- ing Good heavens! . . . future plans include teaching art. Student Gym Secretary 3, 4,- Intra- murals I,' Classical Club 3, 4,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4,' funior- Senior Prom Committee 3,' Tunxis Art Board, Cbairman 4. wE,g.,,a,t i s I, ..iii e. ,. M 23 it . f tltt .4 is +4 l - aff -Y' mx 1 j ii v .uma - j ' il ,dl .. sf' if .. if ai. jj 1 - MARILYN ANN EUKERS Women are never at a loss for words. Mar . . . enjoys tying up the phone . . , annoyed by conceited people . . . Holy! . . . has never been known to refuse spaghetti and meatballs, . . . this gal will make a cute nurse. Senior Choir 2,' Foreign Policy Ar- .rociatiorz 4g Library Club 4,' Future Nurse: Club 1, Publicity Chairman 2, 3, 4,' Citizenship Award 1,' Claxrical Club 3, 4,' Nur.re .f Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4,' Tuuxis Editorial Board 4. ROBERT FLENKE I like workg it fascinates me -- I could sit and look at it for hours. Bob . . . work seems to bother him . . can be heard saying It a1n't fair . . plans to go into the service. ' 7 1 ' it lsesifsifss . .. l J r-we I - - . qi, J 55: I Qfgzsriiiti ii ggi,-,Z DOUGLAS WILLIAM FILKINS Let me have audience, I am about to speak. is ha iest when he's Doug . . . pp driving . . . enjoys eating spaghetti or steak . . . likes listening to Tom Dooley . . . will enter the Air Force. 24 is tsyy ii i ii i N iw ii 15' ' W z - ,M-ii ii BEVERLY ANN EVANS And everyone will be thy friend. Bev . . . enjoys dancing and eat- ing . . . loves coffee and doughnuts . . . peeved by conceit... It's All in the Game . . . plans to get married and raise a big family. Tumbling Club 1, 2,' Sadie Hawkins ?auce Character, Wiafder Wigglefworlh WARREN JAMES FORBES Gentle of speech, beneiicent of mind. Warren . . . quiet, likeable person . . . likes working in gardens with flow- ers . . . pet peeve: homework . . . fav ite expression: Oh, darn . . . to be a florist. Library Club 3,' Citizenship Award Ee F522 'A A X - .. f s' f h -. -. N ' 12 - A 1 ' li . fax ' 6 ' ly -f' wi. ' 5 I ii .ii f i' if , ' Y' .V ig I ' M I - ' fi A l H We wi A :A MARY-MARGARET ANN GASPARINO She has a way about her, an act of subtle grace. MM . . . likes to go on unplanned trips . . . can often be seen after school in the A 8: P . . . enjoys chocolate milk- shakes and lobster . . . favorite expres- sion: Really? . . . will make a sweet nurse. Future Nurxex Club 2, 3,' Citizenship Award 1, 2, 35' Nurre'J Arrirtant 2, 3. ALBERT FREDERICK GEISER, IR. No one knows my hopes. Al . . . enjoys dancing . . . and steak . . . peeved by girls who chew gum . . . Are you kidding? . . . plans to join the Navy. Intramural: 1 , 2. Q 111' Q ' E, E 11 ffiiie 1, ii? 1 N ei-as .1 - t,1 1 11 55113511111 11' 11 ws- 11 , ALEXANDER JOSEPH GEGESKY Tall and stalwart is he. E as 11 11 111 -:g11.1,.111, : M 11, 1 Wg 1 .5511-it 1, 511 ,F '1 v1 H 1H1. M1... H Jie..-1 .W.W.,.E.-...E. ,,., D -. ,,,,, ,- X Va.. 1. .,- V H... .51 : 1 1111 --r 12 :TEFL L' el it rs 2 is Q , RAYMOND G. GAYLORD For those who strive, success is certain. Shorty . . . Center on the basket- ball team takes up most of his time . . . likes to eat nina fish . . . can be heard saying Yea, man . . . plans to go into accounting. Letter: 81 2, 3, 4,' Barketball Varsity 2, 3, 4: Sadie Hawhinx Character, Mar- ryin' Sam 41 Tunxir Prophecy Commit- tee 4,' Student Patrol 3, Captain 4,' Stu- dent Council, President 4. ROBERT C. GELINAS, JR. The best men are of few words. Bob . . . bowling and recording keep him busy . . . pizza and Italian though quiet he mal' be-H grinders . . . Geel . . . peeved by HAI., m I U kind of quiet but he still homework . . . will study engineering. gets around . . . spends his free time Immmumh 1' 2' in cars . . . plans to go into the service. Citzenrhip Award 1, 2. fx ,I .,i,,,, W, , Y , Jil fa A -em. gi 1.11 11 1 A IFES-SH5re:2ess1:s21s,?11,r..,, Q ii 5511 I A ii lliilliii r 4 1 RICHARD JOHN GRANDAHL It is not in me to be pompousg the best I can do is appear embarrassed. Rick . . . likes hunting, being with Pat and eating Swedish meat balls . . . dislikes arguing . . future includes en- tering the service. Intramurals 1,- Tunxis Board 4. PATRICIA JEAN GROMNIAK A bit of fun, a bit of quiet. Pat . . . transferred in 1958 from Hartford High . . . enjoys socializing and spaghetti . . . Summertime . . . future plans include an English major in college. Foreign Policy Association, Student Representative 4,' Dramatic Club 4,- Frencb Club 3, 4,' Honor Math and Science Club 5,' Future Hornemakers' Club 1,' Tunxis Business Board 4,' Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,' Badminton Club 3g Arcb- ery Club 3,' Tennis Clubs Drum Major- ette 1, 2,' Girls' League 3,' Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. ' 'T' .C . .. Q nun. .2 nr. A af ' lj - id. H, ':. 0 4' f Y illfiijiif.. 11 ,ziggy .ii .ii gm H HY I as N i P l FRANK GRECO Let every man mind his own business. Grec . . . transferred from Hartford High in 1956 . . . enjoys dating and eating baked ham . . . his favorite song is You Cheated . . . future plans include the service. Physical Education Assistant 3: Soc- cer Varsity 3. 26 PATRICIA KAY GRAN ELL Mischievous and carefree. Pat . . . transferred from Cathedral High in 1957 . . . enjoys dancing . . . It's All in the Game . . . future plans include marriage. Future Nurses Club 3. PETER GRO SKRITZ Youth is wholly experimental. Pete . . . likes hunting, pizza, and roast beef . . . That's the way the cookie crumbles . . . enjoys the strains of Star Dust . . . future includes college. Citizenship Award 1, 2. l I Q1 e RICHARD GUSTAVE HALLGREN Mischief danced in his eyes. Gus . . . likes taking girls to the basketball games . . . loves chocolate cake with chocolate frosting . . . pet peeve: women drivers . . . favorite song: Dream . . . plans to join the Navy and later work as a butcher. Sadie Hawhinr Character, Scragg Brother 4. CYNTHIA HOTCHKISS Sweet as the morning dew. Cindy . . . spends her time sewing nr reading . . . always seen with George . . likes scallops . . . dislikes .people ho use incorrect English . . . Oh, urs! . . . will make a good secretary r sweet wife. Trampoline Club 4,' Athletic Arsocia- 'on 2, 3, 4,' Tumbling Club 1, 2,' Phy- 'cal Education Arrirtant 2, 3,' Student ym Secretary 1,' Letter 4,' Intramurall' , 2g Future Nurse: Club 1,' Tunxir yping Board, Chairman 4,' Citizenship ward 1, 2g Cheerleader 4,' Sadie Haw- ins Dance Committee 4,' Iunior-Sen- r Prom Committee 3. 4 Qi . zgyjygvwvwww :wc iw W ' iv .Vf., .t,.., C Mi t ic- ,. 'M if V CAROLE MARIE I-IISH In quietness and sincerity shall be my strength. Carole . . . transferred from Hart- ford High in sophomore year . . . en- joys dating and eating baked ham , . . favorite song: You Cheateclu . . . plans to enter the service. French Club 2, 3, Program Chairman 4,' Creative Writing Club, Co-editor of Pen and Ink 4,' Clan' Gift Committee 4,' Citizenrhip Award 3, 4,' Honor Rall 3, 4,' National Honor Society 4,' Badminton Club 3,' Volleyball Club 3. 27 T.,-2 PATRICIA ELEANOR HIN SON It's nice to be natural if you're naturally nice. Pat . . . enjoys butterscotch' sun- daes . . . loves going to the races with Skip . . . dislikes people with big cars . . . favorite song: Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing . . . hopes ro become a dental assistant. Junior Choir 1,' Senior Choir 2, 3, 4,' Trampoline Club 4,' Modern Dance Club I, 4,' Softball Club 2,' Sadie Haufhinr Dance Character, Wolf Gal 4,' Tunxir ClaJ.r W ill Committee 4,' Student Coun- cil 1, 2,' Cheerleader 2, 3,' Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. RICHARD CARLTON HOLMES A handsome face, a steadfast heart. Dick . . . favorite occupation is going out with Joan . . . apples and gauchos appeal to his palate . . . Young and Beautiful is his special song . . . No kiddin'? . . . future plans include college. junior Choir 1,' Senior Choir 1, 2,' Phyrical Education Arsixtant 1,' Letterf C35 2, KZJ 3, C35 4,' Soccer Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4g Bareball Varrity 1, 2, 4,' Basket- ball Varrity 2, 3, 4,' Sadie Hawhinr Character, Mirfin' Courin 4,' Citizenrhip Award 2,' Student Patrol 3. IS ., . SALVATRESE JOYCE IACINO She who has plenty of pepper never will be dull. Sally . . . likes modeling, dancing, eating sausage grinders and southern fried chicken . . . In the Still of the Night . . . hates conceited people . . . Crazy! . . . will make a pretty recep- tionist or model . . . will hear wedding bells in near future. Senior Choir 1, 2, 3,' Student Gym Secretary 1, 2, Sadie Hawkinr Character, Indian Girl 4. JOSEPH HENRY KARDOCK, JR. Keep quiet and people will think you a philosopher. Ace . . . can often be found trap- ping, hunting, and fishing . . . pheasant suits this boy's taste . . . dislikes know- it-alls . . . Wonderful, Wonderful . . . Are you serious? . . . ambition is to be an aeronautical engineer and make a million dollars. Senior Choir 2, 3, 4,' Intramurals 1, 2, 3. me ...Q ,,,u, , ,, , -, 3-wm f'. ...lu., . or .N J.: X . . fp we --5:-f,.g ,a,. .3-: ' rff , A MQ kj i q . Z-I li' MARY JEAN JOHNSON Quietly and wisely she goes on her way. Jeanie . . . found dancing and tast- ing french fries . . . peeved by con ceited people . . . Deacon's Walk . . favorite expression: Cool it, man! . . future plans are for secretarial work. ll . ll Barkerball Club 4,- Sofzball Club 4. .ff l-lg. ,ff ' -ur.. f 1 , ,Q .- I J 1 :1 gi. ' -if J H 1, ' it p ttttpp it iff? ,!,w.,.E ,1 i,i J ' X-az -1 .. gen '. ' 5 1 ET ' .Q i m? ' ' iiw .4. ':ff',QQJc'm ll ' .1 1 E ..:i5?2-3F'T1 ' J i 'A f V' ' S 1 J as -f S hmvgiialti.-i., , le . 1f'g5?g'E if -fi :umm in ga.firee'!'WA?-2.f:1vL.v-Wim. gs' ge af. A of 28 gZ,3g.,z,,5 giggle-:p'gq,'fy ' - X Qlgu 5' sz .1 all -.' '.-Zak . Q'3 If -5-'hu 1-'I :Cu ll 'YE 1' .I 3 .1-,...r5. r- -if QM:-ff 4, 3 agzaxl.-1'. af.-lfsawii. r-fifiieesl-. m. a J L frm 4 l GEORGE C. JOHNSON Though vanquished, he could argue still. Professor,' . . . horror movies his favorite pastime . . . pork mashed potatoes, and gravy for . . . annoyed by radio static ing rock and roll music, of Buddy Holly . . . Oh, will be ol? to college to aw Intramurals 1, 2,' Honor Math Science Club, Trearurer 3, 4,' Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' or Society, Treasurer 3, 4g Character, Sadie'.v Puppy 4: T Board 4. SANDRA M. KAZMAN A noble maid whose friendly ways r give her friends throughout the days Sandy . . . day-dreaming and hl ing deserving people take up her sg time . . . likes steak . . . Moonglow Picnic . . . thoughtless people annc . . . Really? . . . plans to teach or Spanish. Citizenrbip Award 1, 2, 3,' Club 3, 4. .,,,,.,TV 31151:-:?' Q T- '1 ' i ' ' ' , 'lfTff Vl' l VY' '7'?ll?' ' ' 5:5.,.E:E:E:E:E:E:f:'E:E':' 'VYVETWUVVE' - ll , , . ,illlligllfiiiikgfgf f' - my H' W' sw' rs:-'-3-3 -aw .- - gm V, . .3 Mai? ,. ,zXQ 'l, ,,e':-1 ' f 1 ' ' 1 l ' ' z C W' W - Us E' in iE....'lh,1 w L: ' 2 E A l lll 'Fe HENRY JOSEPH KEARNEY, JR. ANNA MAY KOVE Then he will talk - good gods! - She hath two senses - common sense how he will talk! and a sense of humor. Butch . . . dislikes homework . . . Bunny . . .delights in making peo- In the Still of the Night . . . mad about grinders . . . transferred from Hartford High in 1957 . . . likes listening to the radio . . . Laugh, ain't it . . . will wear Air Force Blue. STEPHEN MARTAIN KRIKORIAN A little mischief, now and then. Cricket . . . a whiz on the soccer 'ield . . . Mm, shish-kabob . . . loves istening to Happy Whistler . . . vhatever he may do, he'll do it well. Physical Education Assistant 4,' Letters E' Soccer Varsity 2, 3, 4,' Sadie Hawkins haracter, Indian Boy 4. as ,, .f my WILLIAM KRACUNAS Little care and no despair. Willie . . . dragging his hot Edsel keeps this boy happy . . . can't stand lady drivers . . . likes turkey and spaghetti . . . Chantilly Lace . . . How ya doin? . . . is going on to account- ing school. Physical Education Assistant 4,' Soc- cer Varsity 2,' Intramurals 1, 2. 29 St. ,, s , s .M it., s , ple laugh . . . crazy about hot fudge sundaes . . . hates being bored . . . Sail Along, Silvery Moon . . . trans- ferred from Burr Junior High in 1956 . . . Yes, you might say that . . . will major in Latin and English at St. joseph College. Foreign Policy Association 4,' French Cluh 2, Secretary 3, President 4,' Honor Math and Science Cluh 3,' Tunxis Edi- torial Board 4,' Citizenship Award 1, 2, 3, 4,' Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3,' Classical Cluh, Scriptor 3, 4,' National Honor Society 3, 4,' Student Patrol 4,- junior-Senior Prom Committee 3,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4,' Reporter for Pa- rade of Youth 4. DIANE CLAIRE KUPSTITIS If boys interfere with studies, drop studies. Di . . . boys keep this gal's day merry and bright . . , Another piece of pizza, please . . . romeos bother her . . . Chantilly Lace . . . she'll stop any fashion show. Class Gift Committee 4. - :L- ' 3 'TS E? ,, t 1 a Y5'fN1N me f I was 1-'fi 'Milli Q, 'nf M l H. 111,,,'uHler ...' W 1 , Wx W Y . , 1 Q NW l O Riagg: 1- 1 ' -,Y -.fa 2' L ,- . an , H i. ,N .,.. 1, ,. , , 11,.i:::. ,,, .seal 'V' f IW ' : ' ' Hr? ' -'-,yi 5 nf. Q? Y ' 'effevmllw HM ,,,'iM 9.5, -- ., D n F., H M , 5, 5 1. I I.- ff 1 H ig? FRANCES MARY LA FLEUR Personality is to a woman what perfume is to a flower. Frannie . . . will find this girl entertaining with the marimba . . . dis- likes wise guys . . . likes fried clams and french fries . . . Honestly . . . Autumn Leaves . . .will be an efficient secretary. Iunior Cboir 1,' Senior Choir 2, 3, Coeprexitlent 4,' Band 2, 3, 4g French Club 2, 3,' Honor Math and Science Club, Secretary 3,' Sadie Hawkins Char- acter, General Bullmoo.fe'.r Secretary 4: Tunxir Editorial Board, Auixtant Editor 4,' Citizenxbip Award 3, 4,' Student Council, Vice-President 3,' Clan Oyficer, Vice-Prexident 2, Prerident 3,' Honor Society 3, 41 Sadie Hawkins Dante Committee 4,' Co-chairman junior-Sen- ior Prom 3. AUDREY JOYCE LANPHEAR With a voice full of fun and laughter. Aucl . . . often seen dating Rubie . . . Oh, how I love grinders and pizza . . . To Know Him Is To Love Him . . . future sees her at Fuller Brush. Drill Team 1,' Intramural: 1,' Library Club 2, 3. ,Mu it ia ' vv ef 'dlsum ,Wt 2 ,w u 334.1 is ::- it at if ff N Tl '-sw! if , ' ' Lt an ,. JEANN E MARIE LANKARGE A light heart lives long. Jean . . . will Hnd her dancing, eating hamburgers, and drinking cokes . . . detests boys who think they own the road . . . You're kidding? . . . favorite song: It's All In the Game . . . wants to be a secretary and someday get married. Trampoline Club 4g Drill Team 4, Intramurals 1,' Library Club 1, 2, 3,' Tunxir Typing Board 4,' Nutmeg 020 2, 3. 30 1 f M5522 E It ea ELEANOR R. LEMRISE JOHN G. LINER Light of heart and step was she. He loved the game of ballg he gave it El . . . favorite pastime is being with jim . . . dislikes people who can't take a joke . . . That's the sharpest . . . will hnd her eating french fries and pizza . . . It's Only Make Believe . . . wants to be a hair stylist. junior Choir 1,' Senior Choir 3,' X Tunxi: Prophecy Committee 4. CATHERINE F. LONGO A good heart is worth gold. Cathy . . . usually seen dancing or owling . . . loves grinders and potato hips . . . Where Are You, Little tar . . . marriage is her future. Intramural! 1, 2,' Future Nurrer Club w ew JAMES N. LONGLEY, JR. His joys are rnanyg his cares are few. Lonesome . . . enjoys hunting . . . dislikes women drivers . . . homemade pizza will catch this one's eye . . . will be an Air Force Cadet. Dramatic Club 2, 3,' Intramurals 1, 2, 3,' Sadie Hawhin: Character, Lonerome Polecat 4,' Vanity Soccer 41 I letter 4. his best and he gave it his all. jack . . . always calling Betty C. . . . loves oranges . . . annoyed by unsociable people . . . Tear Drops . . . That's the breaks . . . plans to enter business college. Student Gym Assistant 3,- Letters CID 2, CZJ 3, C35 4,' Soccer Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4,' Barehall 2, 3,' Bayketball Vanity 2, 3, 4,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Character, Miryin' Cuzzin 4,' Student Patrol 3,- Student Council 1, 2, 3. JOAN ELLEN LOOMIS From a little spark bursts a bright flame. joan . . . enjoys Pete's company . . . dislikes his opinion of women drivers . . . will find her eating lobsters and listening to The Twelfth of Never . . . Gee whiz . . . wants to be a secretary. Future Nurses Club 1,' Citizenship Award 2,' Clarrical Club 3,' Badminton Club 2,' Cheerleader 3, 4,' Tumbling Club 1, 2,' Drill Team 2,' Physical Edu- cation Arrirtant 3, 4,' Letterr Q21 3, 4,' junior-Senior Prom Committee 3,' Tram- poline Club 4. Y V W 1 ll' lg ii .sd v A PETER ANTON LUND Ready for mischief, ready for fun. Pete . . . a carefree fellow who only dials J. L.'s number . . . peeved by her driving . . . lobster? Oh, yes! . . . Honky Tonk sends him . . . he's headed for college and the Army. Band 1,' Intramural: 1, 2. MOYA KATHLEEN MacLEOD No day in May was ever so sweet. THOMAS LOREN Mo . . . transferred from West 5-Iaven Highdind1Q58 . . . passes ahe Eine MACDONOUGH ancing an ating . . . ma a out -- - -- - - pizza and English muffins . . . I Was A good d1jgg2QQjn'5a Priceless the One . . . favorite expression: ' mmm-ya . . . wants to work for Rocky , . . loves to sleep . . . a few years and then marry a million- cooked salami-yurnrn! . . . peeved by aire. work . . . So Rare . . . Oh, yeah! . . . plans to enter the lield of business administration. Senior Choir 2,' Golf Team 2, 3, 4,' Letter C3J,' Foreign Policy Arrociation 41 Timxi: Business Board 4. kv' Y 5 -a f' '. '- i qw... gl :iiillliiillivi ff- ,Y 1 iw m w FQ JO-ANN MARIE MACCA A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Jo . . . Mm, food! . . . trans- ferred from Bulkeley in '58 . . . will work at Travelers'. Library Club 3,' Future Homemakerr Club 2, 3. MARION M. MALLERY A little mischief by the way, a little fun to spice the day. Rebel . . . dancing and talkin keep her busy . . . pizza, potato chip . . . Only Make Believe . . . Charge Large . . . plans to be a hairdresser. Senior Cboir 2,' Basketball Club 2, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. Hi., .reiff iv ii H, SU ease, ll 145224522 iff A' u lii1es1f i m1 '21, 'u ii iw if X . . 53,1 J - Y-.J v. , .. ,.. 2 S if TE- 5. IIZZZ - GAIL DIANE MANSOLILLO Make way for this woman, she's one in a million. Butch . . . a small package of in- telligence plus personality . . . that Chrysler can find its own way to the auto races . . . can do without chem- i rn zza Oh shnook W1 ke a capable nurse. stry and short lunch periods . . . craves pi . . . , . . . 'll a I Trampoline Club 4,' Atbletic Auocia- tto -' - n 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance Club 2, 3, Drill Team 2, 3,' Student Gym Arsittant 2, F 0 61, 11 7' 3, 4,' Foreign Policy Asrociation 4,' ture Nurte: Club 1, 2, 3,' Tunxir Edi- ial Board, Editor-in-Chief 4,' Citizen- ip Award 1, 2, 3,' Clauical Club 3, 4,' :J Officer Vice President 1 3 Bad C14 ' , ' - ' , ,' - minton Club 2,' Cbeerleader 4,' laurel Girls' State 3, Junior-Senior Prom Com- ittee 3: Sadie Hawkins Dance Com- ittee 4,' Reporter, Newt-Weekly 4,- ntramural: 1, 2,' Student Gym Secre- ary 1,' Student Patrol 3, 4,' Letter 4. FRANCIS W. MCDERMOTT Some think the World is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Skip . . . will find him shooting ool . . . spaghetti and meatballs . . . tit ests slow drivers . . . So, how are ou already? . . . enjoys listening to 'Jealous Heart . . . future finds him in nusiness management. Student Patrol 3, 4,' Student Council 1 2,' Clan Officer, Pretident 1, 2. -ess' gust H if IRENE CAROL MATUS I am wealthy in my friends. Billie . . . spends her time listening to pop tunes . . . avid sports fan . . . . . . chocolate ice cream - mmm . . . Heaven on Earth . . . secret ambition is to pilot a plane. Trampoline Club 4,' Athletic Auocia- tion 1, 2, 3, 4,' Drill Team .2,: Field Hockey Club 2, 3 4,' Barketball Club 2, 4,' Softball Club 1, 2, 4,' Student Gym Auirtant 3, 4,' Student Gym Secretary 3, 4,' Foreign Policy Auociation 4,' Hon- or Math and Science Club 3, 4,' Citizen- .rbip Award 1, 2, 3,' Clarxical Club 3, 4,' Badminton Club 2, 3, 4,' Arcbery Club 4. THOMAS JAMES MARKS Quietness is a virtue welcomed by all. Tom . . . enjoys all sports . . . loves strawberry shortcake and dill pickles . . . annoyed by snobby women . . . Tumbling Tumbleweed . . . What are you trying to prove anyway? . . . future sees Tom in the Navy. JEANETTE RUTH MCDONALD A cheerful temper makes lasting friends. Jan . . . an expert horseback rider . . . pork chops - yum! . . . peeved by men who complain about Women drivers . . . Only Make Believe . . . Is that a fact? . . . plans to enter the business Held. Junior Cboir 1,' Frencb Club 2,' Fu- ture Nur.re.r Club 2. mi.. at L -1' nf ' ff T 'N' H, ,. , ,,,.. ,, ,Mm Wm ,. W H H . I , , H,-i,,,f'ea. - ll . 11, --..t- it it r H, ' ,N Wi f as-,A eff: ,Sf Z gil W fam M ew 2: f ' 'li 'v 33 l 1 I 4' .'M'-11. ', '-'M H 1 Qu :Q ,,,1 2lmvMQx, 1 -: b -1 m. tx egg- mt ltr.,-,,..,..-. Mud- H H H H my M A--.fvf.,-.yy , ,.,.,...-f-g:t:-W:ra ,M , Myra- I R ' nw' W .Wlf,,i211sif:s1 . 5,52-:,.:,5gs:': Q ' Y, W Mfg ,Irv I ww 'I ,H-1,-1 F 'li1wI'-ff' H. Wi N1 ll 'u ll,. m. '., ,, up ,, N , H M , mm, W H ,, wiiwgixiyx. W.,.5agieti1,,, , ,,,.,zNi :-,gli-L' ,425 -, 1 Q W, 'F 1- , .nf -sa it- it I we I I 1 .Ji - it ' ata? it me e - , H F N ,yn e ' , get L F.-u H ' .Li ,, ' 5-e , A -if ,t - E ,, Qi.. ,y ,.- . I - H X S ,., , ,M I- r ff..-1.12 :f ' , ' - ' 'ff .111- :-, 1 lite I -:nr - --A al ,ga . - A ate ROBERT ANTHONY MCGURK Young saint, old devil. Tony . . . creator of the McGurk Stroll Walk . '. . favorite pastime is eating . . . especially fond of veal cut- lets and potatoes . . . homework should be abolished . . . Wise up . . . future sees him in bell-bottom trousers and a coat of Navy blue. GEORGE DAVID MORTON, JR. Mischievous - in a quiet way. George . . . often seen in a '50 Ford with a certain redhead beside him . . . take all women drivers 05 the road and he'll be happy . . . Oh, now! . . . future sees him as a teacher or drafts- man. Student Gym A.r.ri.rtant 4,' Intramurals 1,' Citizenrbip Award 3,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4. xi H -rn: .ea K Saw: - H EM u E ' it ,ii iw, ii JEAN FRANCES MORGAN Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we diet. Morg . . . can be found painting or drawing in her spare time . . . can't stand listening to people who complain . . . especially fond of grinders . . . Good grief, Charlie Brown . . . plans on taking Mrs. Bacon's place when she retires. ' Senior Cboir 2, 3, 4,' Trampoline Club 4,' Athletic Arfociation 2, 3, 4: Modern Dance Club 2, 3, 4,' Drill Team 2, 3,' Field Hockey 2,' Softball Club 4,' Dramatic Club 4,' Future Nurxer Club 2,' Creative Writing Club 4,' Tunxir Art Board, Co-Chairman 4,' Citizenxbip Award 1, 2g Clarrical Club 4,' Sadie Hawbinr Dance Committee 4,' Junior- Senior Prom Committee 3. ALLEN PETER MONOSON To hurry never. Al . . . quite content just relaxing . . . may be found eating where lobster is served . . . doesn't like to be kept waiting . . . I'll do it later . . . aspires to study in the Held of agricultural research. ROBERT MORRISON And certain is he who knows himself. Bob . . . likes to pass the time reading . . . favorite food is lobster . . . dislikes rock n' roll . . . future am- bition is to be an engineer. ., wi' if , tm fe m :Mei -I We 'L-5? ,,,. 5 fr 34 A ' ij . .1 . it ir '. K JOAN CAROLYN MOSHER MAUREEN ANN MURPHY Tis better to be small and cheerful than to be big and cast a shadow. Jeanie . . . companion of Betty . . . enjoys being with Dickie . . . can do without wind, especially when it blows her hair . . . Sharp . . . fond of pizza and milkshakes . . . aspires to be a sec- retary. Trampoline Club 4g Junior Choir 1,- Modern Dance Club 2, 3, 4: Library Club 1, 2, 3,' Sadie Hawkins Character, Kirrin' Courin 4,' Citizenrhip Award 1,' Clair Officer, Secretary 3,' Archery Club 4,' Cheerleader 4,' Nutmeg O20 1, 2. FRANK MUSOLINO You name it and I'll do it. Moose . . . can be heard peeling in and out of the parking lot in his white convertible . . . especially fond of pizza and macaroni . . . plans to go into the service. as ' ' ii ag ' my W, wx , sg, W Vigil ul' -u aye? -,-it umm -iw, , 11 'LE ,Z l , M' , '-'-if rf 1 aa.-5, RONALD JOSEPH MUSCO I talk right on - and on - and on. . Ron . . . instigator of chaos in chemistry . . . can be found collecting information about foreign airplanes dur- ing his spare time . . . wild about steak . . . Don't go away mad, just go away . . . future sees him as a chemist. French Club 2, 3. , i E WMM . l'-if ii ' it M, it As likeable as she is 1ookab1e. Mo -- Murph . . . always seen riding in a green '49 Ford . . . enjoys those shrimp cocktails . . . peeved by homework time . Love Is A Many- Splenclored Thing . . . future sees her touring Europe in a T-Bird. Junior Choir, President 1,' Trampoline Club 4,' Athletic Arrociation 1, 2, 3, 4,' Leaderr Corps 4,' Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4,' Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 41 Bafketball Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Softball Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Stu- dent Gym Arrirtant 4,' Student Gym Secretary 4,' lntramuralr 1, 2, 3, 4g For- eign Policy Arsociation 4g French Club 2, 3,' Student Patrol 3, 4,' Student Council 3,' Archery 3, 4,' Tunxir Edi- torial Board 4,' Sadie Hawkinr Dance Committee 4,' Junior-Senior Prom 3. HARRY WILLIAM NELSON The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Harry . . . one of the quiet mem- bers of our class . . . enjoys playing a good game of sports . . . Tough! . . . can do without women drivers . . . craves chicken . . . he will be a college man majoring in chemistry. Baseball Varsity 2, 4,' Basketball Var- sity 1,' Intramural: I, 2, 41 Phyrical Education Arrirtant 1, 2,' Clair Gift Committee 4. If Jltllllwllll 'L -E5 - ij aw? a ALFRED A. NORMAN Sincerity gives wings to power. Freddie . . . girls, cars, and horses . . . I'd drag you but I haven't got a chain . . . Bird Dog . . . interested in diesel work. LOUIS J. OKEN It is the quiet people who are dangerous. Louis . . . often found at the chess board . . . veal chops satisfy his hunger . . . Oh, Marie . . . Don't judge a book by its cover . . . will soon own his own business. ef K? V f 'lf I C C r A WEL 1, - vw H ki ffsssel H fi New I bella .ul I L55 X ii 5 ' ' ff 3 ,gli ',.. , u it Q Q , ., R ,M Egg, srsyyls , ,gg . , W wk , 3 ., in WILLIAM CHARLES OCCI-IIALINI Love of wit makes no man rich. Bill . . . wonderful fellow, pleasant to know . . . keeps busy by recording . . . loves hamburgers . . . Stardust . . . hails from Hartford High . . . will some- day wear the white coat of a doctor. Athletic Arrocialion 1,' Intrarnuralr 2,' Sadie Hawkinr Dance Character, College Boy 4,' Dramatic Club 3, 4,' Citizenrbip Award 2,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Com- rnirtee 4. Q wit, .H 512222 rpm m if NN, 4' - f.. Y ' ' - -t 1 , ., fg- - Q I iiqkiz, ' i- , e - , f 7 1 YA . it ' Tm' f',llK H' V- V :J 5 , ...,... l , Y E .A ,u,f ' ' , 'il JL,- 1,15 I J., , PETER MYLES O'BRIEN The best of virtuesg good cheer. Pete . . . crazy about cars and girls . . . loves all food . . . bothered by drivers who refuse to dim their lights at night . . . favorite song: Unchained Melody . . . might continue in music. junior Choir 1,' Senior Cboir 2, 3, 4,' Boys' Ensemble 3, 4: All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4,' Intramural: 1, 2,' junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. MARION ANN OKON Friendly but shy, with a twinkle in her eye. Mickey . . . watch those eyes . . . has extra-special interest in a black and white Chevy . . . adores mushrooms . . . conceited people, stay away! . . . Honky Tonk . . . nice hearing her say Hi, Doll! . . . any dentist need an assistant? Junior Choir 1,' Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Trampoline Club 4,' Drill Tearn 2,' Field Hockey Club 2, 4,' Barketball Club 2, 4,' Softball Club 1, 2, 4,' Intramural: 1, 2,' Archery Club 4: Sadie Hawkinr Cbaracter, Moonbeam McSwine 4. .A , -1 ' We 'zpf - W ,, E if - . 'AJ tal Xxgx K .. , ... 1 WILLIAM T. OLIHAN Welcome mischief if thou cornest alone. Bill . . . likes the sport of playing cards . . . great roast beef eater . . . peeved by homework . . . favorite song: Bird Dog . . . plans on entering draft- ing school. Tunxir Class Gift Committee 4. LINDA RUTH PELTON Even the devil was an angel in the beginning. Lin . . . can play hockey forever . . . about dill pickles , . . disgusted grouchy people . . . favorite song: Dots and Moonbi-rams . . , plans attend business school. Trampoline Club 4,' Athletic Arsocia- Dance Club 1, T b 1, 2,' Field 1, 2, 4,' Barhetball Club Club 1, 2, 3,' Letters C4D,' Nurrer Club 2, 3, Prerident 4,' Attendance 2,' Badminton 1, 2,' J Arrirtant 2, 3. ,.f-:1-q.,ga:,f?-7 -N 3 .t Eff- M gsii-I T-'Y V - V M lu' . ze: Q ,M ii. Z V fl! 3 if-r ' ,Y 1 'ff' , DEQ -. 'N is H .. yi 'uf ':,3gi?fa,.w.., - iii-'gtigsxj fx , .f .45 iw T ' ,,M w il' ll 4. ' W I fl H 5555552 fi wt-5 lf ' W l , . - 1 5 I I if : V -- A , I 1 .. :fgit31i?i,.,,: in . fgtixfk 'F 'mffiti :a,.mak . '-1 -iss-N we -:1 V ERIC DONALD PALM Better late than never. Eric . . . he could listen to classical records for days . . . English confuses me . . . I forgot . . . the crystal ball foresees politics'as his future. Junior Choir If Senior Choir 2. yd- W. 5 'it e BARBARA ELLEN OSTENDORF There is no mischief but a woman is at the heart of ir. Barbie . . . peeved by silent class- rooms . . . often seen with Neal at the races . . . craves butterscotch sundaes . . . loves words to An Affair to Re- member ...future sees her as a co-ecl. Junior Choir 1,' Senior Choir 2, 3, 4,' Trampoline Club 4,' Ath- letic Arsociation 1, 2, 3, 4,' Drill Team 1, 2,' Field Hockey 1, 2, 3,' Barketball Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Softball Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Student Gym Arrirtant 4g Student Gym S ecretary 3,' Intramuralr 1, 2, 3, 4,' Foreign Policy Ann. 4,' Dra- matic Club 4,' French.Club 2, 31 Citizen- :hip Award 1, 2g Student Patrol 3, 4,' Clan' Secretary 1, 2,' Archery Club 3, 4,' Official: Club 2, 3,' Dance Com- mitteerf Sadie Haufkinr Character, Daisy Mae 4,' Clary Will Committee 4. CECELIA ADELA PETEROSKI Quietness is best. Cece . . . great pizza eater . . . peeved by those Hirty girls . . . al- ways telling others to Cheer up and smile . . . favorite song: Devoted to You . . . plans to be a medical secretary. junior Choir 1,' Athletic Axrociation 3, 4,' Student Gym Secretary 5, 4g Future Nurrer Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Citizenship Award 1, 2, 3, 4,' Perfect Attendance 1,' Clarrical Club 31 Badminton Club 3, 4,' Dance Committees: Tunxi: Board 4. meat fax .. - in wx. ., , , , 37 11 , ,mm 1 yt. on H W - 'w - f ' ' ' '-1-'D ': T'D F Ei? ' 1: 55' ' 3: ,:zA lg A-,. 1 I JAMES IEROLD PETERS A little work, much play, go for my usual happy day. Jaime . . . enjoys sports, hunting, and fishing . . . likes to eat fried chick- en . . . favorite song: Rockin' Robbinn . . . Doesn't make any difference to me . . . can be seen in the future as an engineer traveling all over Europe . . . but beware! he doesn't like gos- siping people. Golf Team 1, 2,' Letter: C1J,' Soccer Vanity 4,' Basketball Varxity 2,' Intra' mural: 1, 2, 3, 4,' Sadie Hawkins Character, Scragg Brotber 4. JACQUELYN E. POWERS Follow fad or fashion. f'Jackie . . . transferred from Tech- nical High School in Springfield . . . an attractive addition to any class . . . dancing at parries keeps her happy . . . Mm, Mother's Yorkshire pudding . . . In the Still of the Night . . . aspires to be 'a private secretary. junior Choir 1,' Modern Dance Club 2,' Field Hockey Club 2g Pbyrical Edu- cation Axsirtant 1,' Dramatic Club 4,' Sadie Hawkins Dance C baracter, College Girl 4,' 'Citizenrbip Award 1,' Cla:.r Of- ficer, Prerident 1,' Sadie Hawkinr Dance Committee 4. e?t Qi DD ' 'WY' '- Y Z vi-ix T: xy vi V T ww 1: 5 H, ,gif mx , H 25255 H if fc 1 ' ' ' ' W K 1 u, 'M 1 i' N ' A 'M-, 1' --H N e 6 V YT .I be ,... P ,J ':'f'f'i-2 e . ' 3 i A ' Q J 1 -P X117-' mf-T , ln 1- V ,. -3,15 , - . it . -, .-. - ' x ,E-f1fa'f1Ff'w,f' 'fi'w ii- 5 4. , 4: 11 . f - ., ' ggi: . and :gi BERNARD I. PIKUL I will sit back now but the time will come when you will hear me. Bernie . . . enjoys parties and southern fried chicken . . . I hate LL. ,., WEYZ: i RUTH ELIZABETH PETERSON Always smiling, full of cheer. Ruthie . . . phone calls delight her . . . never known to refuse a grinder . . . could do without younger sisters . . . If Dreams Came True . . . will be a medical secretary. Drill Team 1,' Field Hockey Club, Manager 4,' Baxketball Club 4g Intra- muralr Z, 2, 4,' Foreign Policy Asrocia- tion 45 Future Nurser Club 1, 2, 3, Citizenrbip Award 1, 2,' Nur.fe'J Am ant 3,' Spanish Club 4,' Clan' Hirtc Committee 4. GEORGE ARNOLD PRIOR Good humor makes all things tolerable. George . . . television is my . . . school is this boy's pet peeve homework . . . It's Only Make How the Time Flies . . . will be Believe . . . engineering will keep this 011 College CUDPU5 UCXY Veal'- man busy in the future. In .. ,. A ,.., ,i T ,,,,- , vc, - . .? it Y Junior Choir 1,' Intramural: 1, 2,' i ee Citizenrbip Award 2. 38 it tiff 'F-N3 PHILIP ANTHONY PRIORE To do my best and let that stand. Phil . . . loves broiled lobster . . . enjoys reading . . . Rhapsody in Blue . . . plans to enter a technical school after graduation. Intramurals 1, 2g Foreign Policy A:- .vocialion 4. RONALD REDFIELD Quiet as they say, but those who know him read just the other way. Corky . . . spends his time on the golf course . . . has an expensive taste in food . . . though hard to believe, says he can't stand people . . . favorite expression Mais oui . . . likes to listen to Me and My Shadow future lies in the field of mathematics Golf Team 1 2 3 4 Letter: 2 3 4 Intramural: 1 2 Fore1gn Policy Arsocza tion 4 French Club 2 Tanxz: Banner: ,,-- --I X pqfg' 4257 A-as Ui aaa ' 'J 'S-fifA'4-I-re 'I - .. U I I I ' Y. I I 1 v: 1 1' ' I ' f f Board 4. . QL-wi-1' N ,nfiif ,Jig fl il ' ' I-ai Xi43QQz-:'.5:s7r' .g ' ' ua W ' - wa I -- ' - f W--g ' F ,, - ' I I ,e ,. r 'lzgiiiiiilra ' s ' I KLM W ' V et U l' s,... 'w , '5 Hai I -wg. ww, , t W f I 4. .Q ' ,. .geg.. I... Yea ' ll.. sffrrw, ' 'vga is ,, H f .- - ,-.- ' J. ,s Q-.IW1 ' , a- V , A li -rt. wi., -gig: 1 .. I i- a 2 -.',1.1pas:i.1.fwf'Q 3 . 4' ,7f2iiQ.'.' '4 ' f.aL,gi3i.L:g.-,.' ,, , .4 f i? ', uf' H ' V. ' 'fu-:if f-Yffff 'fl 'lie FF-2a12!g91?!1 7' A , H ai IM Q2wf 1fi'9ii1f.ff'f ,SSM- -1 fi,-1' ,. ,I. K 1ril.'p'gC .qyr'P'fh,:, . ' ' x. ai?'+' ' -Qi 3 NIT' L fzik-5. - EL. . . A ERWIN F. RAPP A rnan's size is not a drawback to him. Wyatt . . . loafing is his favorite pastime . . . pass the apple pie . . . always peeved by his sisters . . . I don't know . . . the Army is his future. Sadie Hawkins Character, Scbmoo 4. 39 .-.J , . Arm U 3 wr PATRICIA ANN MARIE PUGLIESE With a voice full of life and laughter. Patty . . . likes to be with Rick . . . Can't beat Italian ravio1i . . . doesn't like to argue . . . can be heard saying DonTt yell at me . . . favorite son : Stardust . . . future plans in- 8 clude college, and . . . R.J.G. junior Choir If Senior Choir 2, 3,' Clan Officer, Secretary 41 Dance Com- mitleery Sadie Hawkins Character, Sclamoo 43 Clan Hixtory Committee 4. CARL JOSEPH Ricci, JR. Where dwell you, handsome youth? Weasel . . . avid fan of grinders, pizza, and dancing . . . hates Sunday drivers . . . likes the song Poor Boy . . . after graduation, he'll be oif for Par- ris Island and the Marines or Norwich Military College. Intramurals 2. M 1 - . li sw Y ,KV- WAYNE N. RIDEOUT Well, here I am! Wayne . . . many happy hours spent camping with the Explorers . . . grinders and pizza for him . . . favorite song: Unchained Melody . . . dislikes girls smoking in public . . . Like wow! . . . plans lie in the engineering field. Intramurals 1, 2, 3. DIANE SLATER RUSSELL Always ready and willing to help. Di . . . enjoys listening to records . . . favorite song: Till . . . dislikes snobs . . . relishes french fries . . . of- ten heard saying, Oh, heck! . . . plans lie in nursing. Junior Cboir 1,5 Senior Cboir 2, 3, 4g Girls' Ensemble 3, 41 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Honor Matb and Science Club 3,' Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3,' Tunxis Editorial Board 4: Citizenship Award 2, 3, 4,' Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,' Classical Club 3, 41 National Honor Society 3, 41 Nurse's Assistant 3,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4,' Future Teachers Association 3, 4. - 1 1. gee , - .. , F 1 was PM llfslf 'ao I ' V u.,,,sI's ' b JUDITH LORRAINE ROY Once a friend, always a friend. Judy . . . likes to ride . . . relishes pizza . . . pet peeve: underclassmates . . . C. w ,sal -L5 IW? Q Nothing . . . enjoys listening to Prob- lems . . . would like to travel. Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4. uw ,at . aiming f 1 I I . 40 Ee s S 2, L a Q3 Yi. ag e I .. J' ROBERT WHITNEY ROOT Speech is not the full measure of friendship. Bob . . . enjoys making model air- planes and attending record hops . . . harnburgs are a big favorite with this boy . . . lists cornplainers as his pet peeve , . . could listen to Tom Dooley all day . . . Get out of here! . . . plans on entering U.S.A.F. VERONICA VICTORIA SALKOSKY Quiet have I found thee here. Ronnie . . . loves talking on the phone . . . grinders, please . . . dis- likes homework . . . enjoys listening to It's All in the Game . . . You know . . . aspires to be a secretary. Tunxis Typing Board 4. '?'i:,.., ,gf f' IE?-LQ 'T 7 'Y' ' , Wsm,. Ulm .s,a. i V , :EE J JUNE ELLEN SANDBERG Happy am I with the life I see. Junie . . . enjoys talking on the tele- phone and dancing . . . pizza and spa- ghetti for this gal . . . dislikes unpunc- tual people . . . I don't feature this jazz . . . Chihuahua! her song . . . plans to be a medical secretary. Junior Cboir 1,' Drill Team 2,' Field Hockey Club 2, 3, 4,' Softball Club 2,' Basketball Club 2, 3,' Future Nurre: Club 1, 2,' Dance Committeer. SALLY MARGARET SCHULTE There is peace in silence. Sal . . . transferred from St. Mary's Academy, Virginia, 1958 . . . thrives on sirloin steak . . . dislikes people who say How lucky you are to be tall, I wish I were! ...enjoys listening to It's Only Make Believe . . . often heard saying It bugs me . . . future seen in business college. Tunxi: Editorial Board 4. ' 'H KE fs- .' .V-. STEPHANIE SANDRA SCHICK Get thee behind me, Satan! Sandy . . . likes to draw and paint . . . dislikes people who gossip . . . loves chocolate and caramel candy . . . plans are indefinite. Future Nurrer Club 1. -- -lv T :ji m .,v.'.g15,-r.g7 Emerg? -j ,Q-.gfhgyg s .mil 1 'V 1 aA..,,!..,k. Y ,:.......v-, - 1 . WILLIAM ALBERT SCHAEFER, JR. What should a rnan do but be happy. Schaef . . . where rhere's J. B., there's Schaef . . . french fries for him . . . likes to go to drive-ins . . . Know what I mean? . irked by long talkers . . . favorite song: Rhapsody in Blue . . . aspires to be a millionaire. Letter: C2D,' Soccer Varrity 3, 4,- Bareball Varsity 41 Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4,' Junior-Senior Prom Rertoration Committee 3. CHARLES RICHARD SCHWARZ Quiet and capable. Charlie . . . likes to read . . . often heard saying, Good grief . . . favorite song: Oklahoma . . . dislikes loud and sleepy people . . . relishes strawberry shortcake . . . plans lie in the teaching profession. Senior Choir 3, 4,' Foreign Policy AJ- .fociation 4,' Dramatic Club 45 Honor Matb and Science Club 3, 4: Tunxix Editorial Board 4,' Perfect Attendance If Clarrical Club 3, 4g Boyr' Ensemble 4. A1 .1 lb my , E' ,, H :L 5 ALICE LEE SCIRICA PATRICIA ANN SCRUSE When shehcoirlhes inn, then the A person of quiet reserve. NT d U misc lj ein? f d d Pat . . . enjoys teasing . dislikes u y . . . ea mg a lan 00 an prevaricators . . . 1 es to isten to sleeping keep this gal biisy , 'Stuck- Over the Rainbow . . . french fries are ups annoy me . . . Ho y smo es. . . . her favorite dish . . . Be quiet . In the Still of the Night . . . will be plans to work in an oihce. an attractive addition to an ofhce. hi qWiv-WhWWi- f Trampoline Club 4,' Library Club 1, ts, 5 .' 2,' Nutmeg 020,' Tunxis Will Commit- tee 4. if i Y ,v- - .I Z U J ? , ll., ' I ll 1 y sq A f 4 l I ll' lu ls' H, ra Hi N 75, , ii-ATE ' Qiulieir-K iw RICHARD LAURENCE SHARP l X FRANK DOMINICK A path of rnerriment is the one he follows. Dick . . . hunting keeps him busy . . . pizza and fried clams . . . It's Only Make Believe . . . Hi ya . . . will soon be a Marine. Sadie Hawkins Dance Character, In- jun joe 4. E I ... - ,gig ,Z ,z , jx u w its B ll raft , .. in 'Yr 9 t Ma 1 ,. N , - . N ,I is 'wut 531393-5 ', , sf. !1,,2-2 Q, ,-V. ,.y,!5laa--u'5Q 'SWL if we has-113 .L gZ7!af,f1,Q H ' - 'i1:f'. '1 .fA1' ., 'xfvmsgzgt gif- 'jQfF,?,,4Qi, J- z. eiffiii' 'r az gf,sJ fff.' l'l'i:5. fvffffm gal- .k'.1f,-S .t 55 ,,-tp... , - ,.. ,Wa tag JOHN EDWARD SHANNON His friendly nature can be measured by his height. jack . . . basketball and spaghetti are his favorites . . . It's All in the Game . , . You'll be all right . . . will be a physical education teacher. Letters C4D,' Baseball Varsity 1, 2,' Basketball Varsity 1, 2, 3, 45 Physical Education Assistant 3,' Sadie Hawkins Character, Scragg Brother 4,' Citizen- ship Award 2. 42 SHEMANSKIS A cheerful natureg a wit good-naturedf' Butch . . . enjoys the gam baseball . . . steak and potatoes will soon enter the armed services. Foreign Policy Association 4. A C Q4 , 4-3, ,sg-fax V M f 1 'W H ' Sl sg3Qf2..x ,N 'N RONALD FREDRICK SHERWOOD, JR. He is always laughing for he has an inhnite devil of wit. Whip . . . spends most of his time working on a '52 Ford . . . Oh, ding, dang, dab it all! . . . three cheers for uizza . . . Oh, women drivers! Junior Choir 1,' Pbyrical Educalion Auirtanl 3, 4. I 1 KENNETH LONGTRY SMITH A still tongue shows a wise head. Smitty . . . often found dragging to the movies, this happy-go-lucky guy . . .pass the spaghetti, please . . . Well, what are ya gonna do? . . I. history class, ugh!! . . . hopes to join the Air Force. I Sadie Hawkinx Character, General Ball Moose 4. ks' ,.,A- .it DONNA JEAN SIPALA She is both serious and merry. Donna . . . enjoys baseball games . . -. spaghetti and pizza . . . doesn't like untidy people . . . will make a pert legal secretary. Junior Choir 1, 2,' Student Gym Sec- retary 3,' Citizenship Award 1, 2, 3,' Dance Committeex Sadie Hawkins Character, Schmoo 45 Clary Will Coni- rnittee, Chairman 4 . N 43 I .. . S ' -X ' ' ' ff i , V' K 5 , , -if ' l .fn 5, .5 ' f gf ' Y W' Y e' w :uemm Q33-'fi 'Q ffm - ,fy-- serif' ff ' -5:!l5EF' if, Y I Y, 'gli L' ,., , :ig 1 , -ga S g g f h f i S A If u if 'liz M, ' ' V m' Zu, ' 'fa g ., S Will!! ' . ' ws F' ffh' ru, if ' ' ' ' W 1 - , ' 6356333 f 5 . , N . ' W ,,,.,1a w7',,,g,'ei2f ' 1 L , .'5 2'r1-' . Z w 1 F ww agile N' HW- ' ' H ,via ' - -:.i xy' . fs 1' Q R 4 ' 'x JOHN F. SHIMKUS Humor is the harmony of the heart. johnny . . . hot fudge sundaes fill his stomach . . . Oh, this homework . . . In the Still of the Night . . . plans to be an Air Force Hier. Junior Choir 1,' Senior Choir 2, 3, 4f Foreign Policy Axsociation 4,' Boys' Enremble. EDWARD WILLIAM STACK To give and take a joke. joe Casual . . . loves parties and pizza . . . has no use for untruthful people . . . The Golden Rule . . . How do you do . . . future undecided. Intramurals 1, 2, 3. gigwvxysw -5,5 w Y f 1' X , A NANCY JEAN STEVENSON I-Ier voice was ever so soft. Nanc . . . usually seen with Bill . . . mm, steak and fried onions . . . De- voted to You . . . What are you think- ing about? . . . plans to be a secretary. Senior Cboir 2, 3, 4,' Drill Team 1,' Field Hockey'Club 3,' Library Club 1, 2,'Tunxis Typing Board 4,' Nutmeg 020 1, 2,' Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4,' Junior-Senior Prom Dance Commit- tee 3. PATRICIA MARGARET SULLIVAN As quiet as the day is long. Pat,' . . . ardent reading fan . . . did you say blueberry pie? . . . abhors Volkswagens . . . S-s-h-h- - Beep- Beep is on the radio . . . Oh, well . . . aspires to be a medical technologist. Intramurals 1, 2,' Dramatie Club 1,' Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Nutmeg 020 2, 3, 4. Wim-, m W2 ,H gg lu m ELIZABETH FRANCES STONE To know her is to like her. Betti . . . a lover of animals . . . often found behind the wheel of a car . . . Don't Blame Me . . . will travel around the world. Softball Club 1,' Library Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4,' Future Nurses Club 1,' Nutmeg 020 1, 2, 3, 4. H N' 1 m m ,H m ,F-,,,.,M:,,,,.,.?.,, , , ' L CS. - A7 WILLIAM RAYCRAFT STEWART Athletic, friendly, full of fun, known and liked by everyone. Bill . . . mischievous . . . baseball enthusiast . . . adores his car . . . Mo . . . peeved by Red Sox . . . Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing . . . ham- burgers, yum! . . . forever saying - Hey, fella! , . . will strive to play pro baseball. Basketball Varsity 2, 3, 4,' Baseball Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4,' Soccer Varsity 1, 2, 3,' Letters 2, 3, 4,' Intramurals Ig Pbysi- cal Education Assistant 1, 2, 3,' Citizen- sbip Award 1, 2, 3,' Student Patrol 3, 4,' junior-Senior Prom Restoration Com- mittee, Cbairman 3,' Tunxis Will Com- mittee 4. WILLIAM C. SWIDER, JR. Why worry? Tomorrow may never come. Tex . . . always seen with a girl . . . pizza - yumrn! . . . peeved by women drivers and men who drive like women . . . That'll be the day . . . What a mess . . . transferred from Bulkeley High School . . . he will make a hand- some Marine. .9-, V , .,,..,,,. ...,. .. .,..,.,. AMW if. -tt., tam- -we E- - . ,- :.:m.,,-:- H it 5 ,.. . .,,. , W , , My W gr , .. M sgiiggejtafw s - 3: ll J' l' tk . ef-Y N . ..., H W .1 - m f 'W 1 H l ...'M. M ' Yi .7 2 24 if ' f- A if r ' ' 2-'Q 1 E g . it of , t A ',.-, -- I ll 'Q -- -:-- .-. - , i- fill m i 'wi ':-: it ee: f ' L r e , Wi . ' . 1 .W,, ' A W - --P' ', .-'-, ' f Y . . . . , 1542 - L 3? ' Mill i! 3? i kiii if ii . A Aisle 5 EQ' an 7,11-Q Y 5? . qi? all - ' ' ' Zi. J l fgf' 4152 -'W ' ' fe , ,V 1 , 'ff 21 ,Q ' I iw , :., V Q - 1 ll X 9. N li t :M an . at ' 'iq X eral. 4 JEFFREY BLAKE THOMAS ' Knowledge is a hill which few choose to climb. Jeff . . . found working in his pho- tography darkroom . . . pass the ravioli, please! . . . annoyed at the sight of girlssrnoking . . . Battle Hymn of the Republic play it again . . .' Don't get excited! . . . transferred from Bulkeley High School, Hartford, in 1955 . . . gisges to work in the photographic el . Dramatic Club, Prop Manager 4: Honor Matb and Science Club 3, 4,' Tunxir Art Board 4,' Clarsical Club, Program Chairman 3,' National Honor Society 3. LINDA MARYANN WELSH A twinkle in her eye. Linda . . . devotes her time to Danny . . : pizia? yum! . . . detests onceited irls and wise u s . . . will E . 5 . . g Y. ., lways listen to Twilight Time . . . 'Oh, pooh! . . . claims marriage and then working in an office as her goal. Future Nurrer Club 1, 2, 3,' Citizen- bip Award 2,' Nur.te'J Arrirtant 2, 3, '2,' Tunxir Will Committee 4. Mis... of a-.fs-v-Q--?.,f,w- .. ,, .. .aa . ,, ,, 5 1Q,5'x3,.m' '- We ' :'f 1' KATHRYN MARY UNGHIRE Graceful and charming is she. Kathy . . . doing the mambo with Al -is her passion . . . craves grinder and pizza . . . men drivers? disgusting!! . . . the melodious strains of True Love captivate her . . . You know what? . . . will hear wedding bells soon. Library Club 1, 2, Vice-Prerident 3, Prerident 4,' Citizenship Award 1,' :'::i-'tw , ' if. 3f?'7?1--1A.E,,V 'Ifg. x 1 5 ' BRADLEY WALKER THURBER The rule of my life is to make business my pleasure, and pleasure my business. Thumper . . . devoted to driving . . . hamburger, anybody? . . . customers that come into the store after closing hours - ugh! . . . relishes listening to 'Rockin' Robin . . . Per cryin' out loud! . . . will be a dashing oflicer in the Air Force. Sadie Hawkins Character, Tiny 4,- Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ARNOLD WHEATON I take life as it comes. Wheaties . . . devotes his spare time to resting . . . cheeseburgers? yum! . . . there are too many little kids at the record hop! . . . will always listen to Broken Hearted . . . That's life! . . . aspires to be an engineer. Cheerleader 2,' Nutmeg 020 1, 2, 3, 4. 45 A rrii sss rs 1--s li S' 3' .rgiztgfwrm 19: 4 , ELAINE JEAN WIRZULIS O this learning, what a thing it is! Zu1ie . . . spends her spate time being an ardent fan of jazz . . . colfee and shrimp cocktails tempt her . . . shuns Wise underclassmen . . . enchanted' when listening to Night Train . . . Crazy! . . . will make an eliicient nurse. Senior Choir 2, 3, 4f French Club 2, 3,' Library Club 2, 3, 4,' Future Nurrer Club 1, 2, 3,' Citizenship Award 1, 2, 3,' Nutmeg 020 3, 4,' junior-Senior Prom Refreshment Committee 3,' Sadie Hawkinr Dance Committee 4. ROBERT O. ZABEL An easy-minded soul, and always was. Bob . . . often seen working on a car . . . hates women drivers . . . Mmmm, roast beef . . . 'TCannon Ball' . . . Don't panic! . . a future Marine. 11 1111i.1i. ,QQ .Q 11H11 ' ,fuss WM 1 1 -ff ff2iff2ifff 11' 11 11' ,wt ' ' 11 11 11 W M W ' lm .. ,,.,r., W ,. ,, , , 2 1 - - -5-E' 1 1 e ' ' , Wt, , ' f ' ,.,, . 111111- ,11.1 , ,11,, N , . 4- ' any , 'xp -C V -ii, X.-1 llrfuiigi lL111f , , LF, 1, ze. -Wt' 111- A- -1 I ? ' 1 si V .1 ,111 1-1 2, 1 5:41, K:k, 51 11. RH H, Y .N X 1 1 M1 i ?gi1!N111, : Eid H11 11N11M , WV I .sv V - W- Ig., Wg' ' f 1 111- I ,Y 57 N . 74 it, f ew . P ,Zia -1- 3 W H' 11' me 1 W' 1 iW11'.i:uL,fss Sir-'wil H rl 1 11 winery 1 ,1 11 1 ,pe-f-f e on f i ew - f if --I . ', fe 1:-11-H , '11 11 - 11 111 11 7 , ' ' '1 f Hi ' 1 I EWALD YEKEI. We see him, we know him, but we hardly ever hear him. Ewald . . . relishes working . . . all foods please this man . . . girls make him blush . . . Any record is line with me . . . will be a loyal enlisted man of the Army. h -,E E e yi A.: ,, -. 1'-'i.'.1E.Qlef sasfffs -'- ,1 .Z-Q55 fri: Jgafigi-'-122 ' , ' z:-:Q QE-'-A ,tg-,r I 511,413 .,: . ' II11' 11'-'fr2Iif '5 ' J lm 5,5 ...:.1: W gweviqlx Ve is A W ,im M Lf' 1- 1 1' JT lim .- ' l.1q,i'.Jfi'.f N1 'N 46 '- f:..r:.', ,. i I 462 4 1. I-V, .M ' Lf, V ' ' ,ea , 9. fm 1 '111w1i w 111' 111 L11 ' 1 ., ,Q , , SHARON MARTHA WOBLE Quiet at first, but look again. Goo-Goo . . . loves athletics . . . can't go a day without pickles and ham- burgers . . . peeved by seven brothers . . . always found saying Prornise? . . . plans to be a teacher. junior Choir 1,' Trampoline Club 4,' Athletic Arrociation 1, 2, 3, 4,' Tum- bling Club 3,' Drill Team 2,' Field Hockey Club 1, 2. Prerident 3, Secre- tary 4,' Barhetball Club 2, 3, 45 Softball Club 1, 2. 3, 4,' Student Gym Asrirtant 2, 3, 4,' Student Gym Secretary 1, 2, 3,' Letter: 1, 2, 31 41 lntramuralr 1, 2, 3, 4,' Tunxir Editorial Board 4,' Citizenrhip Award Z, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2,' National Honor Society 3, 4,' Badminton Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4,' Oficials Club 2,' Sadie Hawhin: Dance Committee 4,' Future Teacherr Club, Prerident 3, 45 Parade of Youth Conference 3. FRANCES ELAINE ZAIAC In quietness lies hidden friendship. Fran . . . enioys trips to New York . . . cant' stand cars without automatic transmissions . . . O.K., girls! Enough of that! . . . an accountant she'll be. Intramural: 1, 2,' Library Club 2, 3, 45 Honor Math and Science Club 3, 4,' Clan Gift Committee, Chairman 4,' Citizenrhip Award 1, 2, 3, 4,' Nutmeg 020 4. mbsf 62 JUDITH ANN ZALENSKI I came, I winked, I conquered. Slink . . . friendly blonde with a smile for everyone . . . enjoys watching the cartoons at the drive-in with J. C. . . . make those hamburgers thick and rare, rare, rare . . . can do without a lot of make-up on girls . . . That's no lie . . . will make a competent dental hygienist. junior Cboir I,' Senior Choir 2, 4,' Girls' Enxemble 2,' Trampoline Club 4,' Athletic Arrociation 1, 2, 3, 41 Drill Team 2,' Field Hockey Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Baxketball Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Softball Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Pbyxical Education A:- Jistant 2, 3, 4,' Foreign Policy Arrocia- tion 4,' Honor Math and Science Club 3, 4,' Sadie Hawkinr Character, Large Gal 4,' Citizenrhip Award 1, 2, 3, 4,' Honor Roll 1, 2,' Student Patrol 3, 4,' Student Council, Secretary 4,' Clam Treafurer 2, 3,' Student Council Rep- rerentatiue 4,' laurel Girlr' State 3,' Sadie Hawkinr Dance Committee 4,' Spanixb Club 4. JOSEPH GORDON And every day is a holiday. joe . . . loves any kind of food and lots of it! . . . pens that skip annoy hirn . . . future plans uncertain. 47 16-v 3' . In ANGELA ZITANI Little noise, much fun. Anjive . . . likes spaghetti better than anything . . . You better believe it . . . dancing keeps this gal busy . . . will someday be a hair dresser. Senior Cboir 1,' Future Nurses Club 1, 2. f-Tfvi if ' T rf gas:- sfr ibz 'X'-ff - A1 I 755,51-age, u f' Wjig 3. -- ' 9 .2 . - , ,,,5,Q.5a A x ' I S Well. af ' ' I ya of , 5 , 4, ,rl W' : QE ' V W flfj w uw '- gf! --H .,q 3 ,, lil b ,-'VV if .,,. ig -1 f . BEST DRESSED X4 , , A A Maureen Murphy : ' 'A' J' D is William Occhialini iz Em W BEST DRAG WITH FACULTY Anna May Kove, Carl Bentley MOST SOPHISTICATED Brenda Ericksen George johnson 48 HlQ'1'.,.' M ' MOST AMBITIOUS Gail Mansolillo George johnson BIGGEST APPETITE Sally Iacino, Jack Doyle lla Ii MOST COURTEOUS Barbara Ostendorf Ray Gaylord WHO' , gl, I I w CLASS CLOWNS BEST LOOKING Janet Deshaies Maureen Murphy Henry Kearney John Conklin lm MBI. ar 4 MOST MUSICAL Frances LeFleur jeffrey Barnes TALLEST Sally Schulte, Ray Gaylord BEST DANCERS Joan Mosher, Dick Holmes MOST LIKELY To SUCCEED Anna May Kove George Johnson HO 1 -. sa, , , A is . ,,Y, l' - -.S -if ' JJ! fl MOST ATHLETIC Norma Emond, Dick Holmes QUIETEST Sandra Kazman Thomas Marks ' -Q 1 T SHORTEST Pat Dauphinais, Carl Bentley DONE MOST -FOR W.H.S. Frances LaFleur, Ray Gaylord Hifi, 'ii - Iffaa MOST ARTISTIC Brenda Ericksen Jeffrey Thomas CLASS HEARTBREAKERS Par Hinson, Carl Ricci BEST PERSONALITY Maureen Murphy Ray Gaylord H w H we ww ww ww in N ,ur 'M CUTEST Joan Mosher, George Prior U, w, wizllu W H ww ' H w mu H if ,H L MOST SINCERE Norma Emond, Ray Gaylord S we-, K YQ A. 3 Y . V ' ' . G ' l Wifi? ' f r If 4 MOST VERSATILE Gail Mansolillo, Ray Gaylord MOST STUDIOUS Anna May Kove George Johnson ' 1227-in: ' E THE MOST Maureen Murphy, Dick Sharp 49 'Q .rg I I 63, Q Y my 3559 molalll Bunny, Sharon, Norm, Gail, Tootie E George, Lewie, jeff, Dick T Pat, Donna, Pat, Fran, Pat -. ,-4 ll Al, Paul, Carl, Charlie, Dave xv, Q i' ' 1 Jack, Dick, Dick, Jim, jack 4' wwf ff f . , W ' gg ,H N ge Wig ,m .. ,J g,ML??W, Y:-.5 ,H 2 mm. U, Y-Us-'Q 1 killilggg M - K .. ,.,.: ii 5 H jack, Brad 1 lg if .V,. 3 c PEL K fl ..:-L SEQQ 5501.6-RD Ruth, Linda, Mr. R., Mickey, Billy lKE5P QPF Berry, Joan, Marilyn, Betty ,416 Moe, Barb, Judy, Ginny S J .vp Ronnie, Cheryl, Judy, Shirley, Pat C9 ' NX -fi 7 -'J Jim, moaevm 4 H i Eisiffi ffaszmeu, ,, Q ,w,'Q,u 4- m H xxx m'1u ' 'H . 5, wa- nf' 4,5 www V5's3zL V 1 ' . W- -Af if 1 ,I ili f I E7 Mi 5125 6 Jean, Nanc, Cynthia, Joan Al, Fred, Ray, Neal, John, Skip xii' fT! J 2 :er fe H 'if Y ' 1 an , -, ww- vv-- J v ' '-'- 95?'3'!Zv Linda, Carol-Ann, Pat, Elaine, Diane R'Qs,g-'1 , f Pat, Judy, Jean, Sandy 73 H. Ed, Gary, Bill, Pete, Al, George fm Pete, John, George, Bill, Gene Lee, Lewie, Erwin, Carl, Fred, Ronnie N- Matr, Steve, Tom, Tom, Corky ., -1 1 4 V ,,, Q :P ., 4' :fa TERM QQG-E0 Claude, Jan, Kathy, Shiela Mary, Pat Eleanor, Pat, Jackie, Mal, june l ,r I ex . Im--up . 4.4 .,. --nv M ' ,V - ' L5 Q,-V - - - '-'ff -rn' f Qx5! ? lj'- iff ' , ,E if Q, ,. A fl , .X Al, Wayne, Ken, Jim, Bill PHYSICAL E 13 BOX' W 1 fm I l H.-a x Af' i Jeanette, Moya, Joy, Judy Jinny, Jan, Sally, Ruth, Jean T511-5 Bill, Ronnie, Bob, Frank, Carl, Bill Pete, Joe, Gus, Rxcky, Tony Slly, Diane, Brenda, M. M., Cece l Pat, Carol, Fran, Judy, Nancy ,lei , 7 56 Joe, Bob, Bob, Al, Fred, Pete J0'AUf1, Bev, Alice, Kathy, Saul' aw Lf 41 A BOHRDS q i ' J Tumxls PM of gk, W '- FS 9 A1 I Im, Pu 2, ,F 2, TUNXIS BOARDS , . , I ,552 , llfg I ' 1 VH 'Lu Q I a . A . ' I 4 1 1 ,I Z 3 f1'2:'f'f:!jf l , I I f E- 1 Eg.. :1.,.1.f' ici. 2 ' 'iii , .. O' ggi-' s ' ' 1- - L eil: 7: . S. .22 W ' f V 'V .2 , r 2521? A : Z' 2' Q-.ff , 5 ,L - f: . 4 11.1 . V ee, J, ' . EZ, T 15- , . .mg in YV 7 , V 'i, I 1 lx -1- .ff E, - E . f .I S- lil' 'f lg ' H . fiI.v4L ,M it 5 Q. , ...MIM H A.X. W .. .... fi .,, X zu i E xv! . EDITORIAL BOARD Seated, left to right: Mr. Giflin, advisorg Mr. Stone, advisor, M. Eukers, G. Mansolillo, Editor-im chiefg F. LaF1eur, Assistant Editorg P. Dauphinais, Miss Swindell, advisor. Standing: N. Ernond, V. Danner, A. Kove, C. -Bentley, D. Bigelow, S. Woble, R. Crockett, J. Zalenski, S. Schulte, V. Cameron, C. Schwarz, E. DeGray, M. Murphy, D. Russell. ' T5 . Ti If7lDeieil..1:,Q2' it It S il g iii? U 'age um , , uf' mm VA , l 1:7 at-V ,wg I 12... , 51 . . .- . .NJ S11 ' 'Il 1 73? 125 BUSINESS BOARD Seated, left to right: Mrs. Chenetre, advisorg F. Anderson, R. Redfleld, C. Cleveland, P. Gromniak, L. Bassell, Mrs. Leary, advisor. Standing: S. Biercz, R. Grandahl, E. Palm, W. Occhialini, T. MacDonough, P. Allaire. n l UN XIS BOARDS in. fgiqiwi 'Bef ' .,..2,,wN, Sm 'EEQSZQSE 5. ,N ,sn .l it Q 2 5 5 mg i-Szffl W, wg ff. Q has ,fly , HQ? , fm wg, :sex A fr.-X M w wi .ga 5 fl ART BOARD Seated, left to right: J. Callahan, Mrs. Bacon, advisorg B. Erickson, chairman. Standing: J. Morgan, J. Thomas, A. Bourdon. 45255 -We 'iam I 521' WE 5 4,,l'l4l x-11, 'il wx! l .E Ta :gif Kg fy -.--' M-'mg 4-mf... Wt aw r we TYPING BOARD Seated, left to right: J. Deshaies, J. Mosher, C. Hotchkiss, chairman, J. Loomis, V. Salkosky. Standing: N. Stevenson, J. Lankarge, J. Roy. 1 1 7 ...qlg..i. Q .l 9 w ' V' l : . Y? . 4 ,will ,l 1. - ,l v 1 in' -.E my CLASS HISTORY COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: F. D'Onofrio, R. Blum, P. Pugliese, R. Peterson, G. johnson. Standing: J. Collier, S. Cook, J. Bruzik. L CLASS HISTORY It was a dark, bleak September morning. From all parts of the Windsor Empire came young recruits headed for the camp of Windsor High School. Samuel Crockett was Commanding General of the Camp and each recruit was assigned to his company. Our first year of training began in 1955. Our advisors for the year were Mr. DePianta and Mrs. Wehner. The leaders that we elected to head our legions were Francis McDermott, president, Gail Man- solillo, vice-presidentg Barbara Ostendorf, secretary, and Neal Cunning- ham, treasurer. We elected three people, skilled and well trained, to represent us on the Student'Council. They were Francis McDermott, jack Liner, and Raymond Gaylord, During our training some of the boys went out for sports. Neal Cunningham and Ewald Yekel represented us in soccer, while Richard Holmes, jack Liner, jack Shannon, and Raymond Gaylord represented us in basketball. Our baseball team included Francis Mc- Dermott, William Stewart, Richard Holmes, Raymond Gaylord, jack Shannon, and Neal Cunningham. Our training was arduous. Those who achieved excellent grades throughout the year were Paul Allaire, Stanley Biercz, Judith Conner, Virginia Danner, Alexander Gegesky, Frances LaFleur, and Diane Russell. After our first year we were granted a brief furlough until September. On September 4, 1956, we began our second year of training. Everyone worked hard, but the most outstanding people were Stanley Biercz, Virginia Danner, George Johnson, Frances LaFleur, Diane Russell, and Sharon Woble. Although we studied, we also had time for fun. On November 11, 1956, some of the more hep students headed for the Sock Hop and displayed their sharpest footwear, On April 19, 1957, the Girls' Physical Education Department held a Panorama. Some of the Sopho- more girls gathered in the gymnasium to show their athletic abilities. Throughout the year the boys also gathered in the fields and on the court to show their abilities in Soccer, Baseball and Basketball. Mr. DePianta and Mrs. Wehner were our advisors. Our officers were Francis McDermott, president, Frances LaFleur, vice-president, Barbara Ostendorf, -secretaryg and Judith Zalenski, treasurer. The Stu- dent Council members included Jack Liner and Francis McDermott. Our junior year commenced with the election of Frances LaFleur as president, Gail Mansolillo, vice-president, Joan Mosher, secretary, and Judith Zalenski, treasurer. Our advisors were Mr. DePianta and Mrs. Krahmer. Newly-elected members to the Student Council were Frances La- Fleur and Maureen Murphy, Some of our class-mates were chosen as members of the Student Patrol. Among these are Carl Bentley, Norma Emond, Anna May Kove, Frances LaFleur, Gail Mansolillo, Francis McDermott, Maureen Murphy, Barbara Ostendorf, and Judith Zalenski. On November 25, 1958, Virginia Danner, George Johnson, Anna May Kove, Frances LaFleur, Diane Russell, Sharon Woble, and Jeffrey Thomas were inducted into the National Honor Society. Those who made the Honor Roll all four terms were Richard Crockett, Virginia Danner, Carole Hish, George Johnson, Anna May Kove, and Diane Russell. Because of his excellent record in his earlier years, George Johnson received the Harvard Book Award. After our arduous training, we laid aside our daily toils and attended the Junior-Senior Prom, SPRING MELODY. On June 20, 1958 we departed for a vacation, knowing full well that our final year of high school was drawing near. The Seniors' year of fulfillment Hnally arrived. For the last time they entered the hallowed halls of Windsor High School. Our advisors were Mr. DePianta and Mrs. Krahmer. The class was led by Carl Bent- ley, president, Norma Emond, vice-president, Patricia Pugliese, secre- tary, and Allen Durgin, treasurer. The Student Council members were Ray Gaylord, president, Carl Bentley, vice-president, and Judith Zalen- ski, secretary. Those who achieved High Honors for the first term were we -ag' is ? was . 41 4 022 it 'U Judith Conner, George johnson, and Anna May Kove. To start the year off on the right foot, the Seniors sponsored the successful SENIOR DIME DANCE on October 3, 1958. On November 14, 1958, the 59'ers presented the SADIE HAWKINS DANCE. The evening was highlighted by Barbara Ostendorf as Daisy Mae, John Conklin, Lil' Abnerg JoAnn DeNicola, Sadie Hawkins, George john- son, Sadie's Pappyg janet Deshaies, Mammy Yokumg Carl Bentley, Pappy Yokumg Marion Okon, Moonbeam McSwineg Patricia Hinson, Wolfgalg Judith Zalenski, Large Gal, Jack Shannon, Ronald Sherwood, and Richard I-lallgren, Scragg Brothersg Jack Liner and Richard Holmes, Missin' Cousins, joan Mosher and Elizabeth Crocker, Kissin' Cousins, Kenneth Smith, General Bullmooseg Frances LaFleur, Secretary, Virginia Danner, Hopeful, Bradley Thurber, Tiny, Raymond Gaylord, Marryin' Sam, jacquelyn Powers, College Girlg William Occhialini, College Boy, Sally Iacino, Indian Girl, Stephen Krikorian, Indian Boy, Beverly Evans, Widder Wigglesworthg Edward Stack, Evil Eye Fleegleg Donna Sipala and Patricia Pugliese, Schmoosg james Longley, Lonesome Polecatg Richard Sharp, Injun joeg and Patricia Dauphinais and Erwin Rapp, Pincus Number 7. On November 25, the National Honor Society inducted Richard Crockett, Norma Emond, and Carole Hish. The 59'ers shined with seniority as they attended their last Pep Rally. Dribbling their way through the basketball season were Co- captains Richard Holmes and Jack Liner, Allen Durgin, Raymond Gay- lord, jack Shannon, and Neal Cunningham. The team was cheered on to the tournament by those cute cheerleaders: Captain Betty Crocker, Co-captain joan Loomis, Cynthia Hotchkiss, Gail Monsolillo, and Joan Mosher. The DAR Good Citizenship Award was awarded to Frances LaFleur. A Christmas Program was held in December just before the winter vacation. The Senior Choir participated along with the Modern Dance Club members Linda Pelton, joan Mosher, jean Morgan, and Patricia Hinson, While still working on their Term Papers, the Seniors looked for- ward to leaving the halls of Windsor High School to begin the battle of life for which they were now prepared, iuufql ivy W ff a JN lp, ,-- JI 'I 48111 SEEN VVNQKGR N 62 , 'I' ' f-f ,0 QYQ'-la .E J ,,,,,7.., Y . was ? , fi. i l to y ,, 2 5 . ' !' ' I l fl ' 1 1 fs . I QQ li i l 4 . l 5 l 1 I . 4 , l I i l E l to ina? prec' - ff' U, '51 jggegjga: .ZQ't.fi..-- .um Lelj CLASS PROPHECY COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: L. Pelton, M. Okon, P. Sullivan, J. Sandberg, P. Campbell. Standing: I. Matus, R. Gaylord, J. Barnes, E. Lemrise. CLASS PROPHECY CLAUDETTE ALBERT is managing Windsor's newest French beauty shop. PAUL ALLAIRE, after ten years of managing the Windsor High School basketball team, has de-- cided to retire. . FRED ANDERSON, the new driver education teacher, is being held by Windsor Police on the charge of overinsrruction in the use of the accelerator. JEFF BARNES, famous trumpeter, has lost his mouthpiece. LEWIS BASSEL is modeling men's sweaters for G. Fox and Company. CARL BENTLEY, after ten years, is still president of the senior class at Windsor High. STANLEY BIERCZ has just received an invitation to attend the annual meeting of the Beer Brewers of America. DAVID BIGELOW is trying to figure out how Rip Van Winkle got away with it.. ROSALIND BLUM has made Sweet Pea an honorary taxi cab. PETER BLUME is now co-owner of the Bud, Blume and Blossom Flower Shop. MATTHEW BOCCUCCI, brilliant scientist, has developed a new formula for crunchy peanut butter. JOY BOURDON has finally taken over the Betty Crocker Company. ED BROOKS, world famous hunter, has captured his first ape. CAROL BROWN and LINDA WELSH will soon celebrate their 25th wedding anniversaries. JANET BRUZIK is the head secretary at the Schaefer Beer plant. JOE BUTCHER is proprietor of the Butcher Shop . JEANNE CALLAHAN is the new interior decorator of Windsor High School. VIRGINIA CAMERON is still making frequent trips to Vermont. PAT CAMPBELL is still sporting lumps on her head at military balls. PAT CARPENTER is still switching switchy switch boards. VIRGINIA CHARBONEAU is the manager of the flower girls at the Latin Quarter. RUTH CHERNEY has published her latest book Cherney's Easy Shorthand . SHIRLEY CHRISTENSEN is owner of the nation wide chain of Christensen Farms. NANCY CLAPP is the world's fastest Clapp Baby Food eater. CHERYL CLEVELAND owns three-fourths of all the stock of the Country Kitchen. CURTIS COLLETTE is collecting Curtis Candy Bar wrappers for the Curtis Candy Company's courtesy survey. JUDY COLLIER is the head of the new supplement to Collier's Magazine. JOHN CONKLIN is in England making a picture with Boris Karloff. JUDITH CONNER is one of the top economists in the country. SHEILA COOK is chief cook at Sheila's Restaurant in Wilson. GENE COUTANT is now the silent member of the Crew Cuts. BETTY CROCKER is head airline hostess at American Air Lines. RICHARD CROCKETT has received a degree for running a tape-recorder. GARRY CROSSON is manufacturing Hot-Studes at the Studebaker plant. NEAL CUNNINGHAM is President of all the Auto-Clubs in the United States. VIRGINIA DANNER'S best seller, How to Become a Classroom Aristocrat in Twelve Easy Lessons, has just been made into an educational movie. PATRICIA DAUPHINAIS has invented elevator shoes to make people look smaller. BETTY DE GRAY is now appearing in the Broadway revival of Goldilocks . JO-ANN DE NICOLA is,crusading for a movement to have 365 days in the year. CARL DE NINO is still working on his Ford in hopes of making it faster. JANET DESHAIES is driving her boss crazy in the same way she did her teachers. LEE DEVIN has hired his own personal taxidermist to mount all his squirrels and deer. FRANCIS D'ONOFRIO is still figuring out mathematical puzzles for Mr. Johnson. PHILIP DOUGHNEY owns 51 per cent of Browns Tobacco Farm and is manager of First National Stores. JOHN DOYLE is Sanitation Engineer of the new Windsor High School. PATRICIA DUDACK is business advisor of the Middletown Institution for Mental Health. ALLEN DURGIN is the leading farmer in the State of Maine. NORMA EMOND coaches the Girls' Varsity Basketball Team of Windsor High School. BRENDA ERICKSON, noted primitive painter, has at last finished her life's work, The Old Barn Door. MARILYN EUKERS is head nurse at the Meriden Hospital. BEVERLY EVANS has opened her own cafeteria, in which she is her own best customer. DOUGLAS FILKINS runs the Large Charge Battery Company which specializes in revitalizing lightweight trucks. BOB FLENKE has invented the first amphibious car with duals. WARREN FORBES is raising Alaskan orchids in Madagascar. MARY MARGARET GASPARINO has invented a laugh machine for sad sacks. RAY GAYLORD is manufacturing short shorts. AL GEGESKY has gone into business repairing Bill Kracunas's burned out baldies. ALBERT GEISER designs all the best New York and Fifth Avenue collegiate clothes. BOB GELINAS has left First National Stores to opena chain of First Gelinas Stores. RICHARD GRANDAHL is presently tutoring Mr. Campbell in science. PAT GRANELL has finally finished paying off the mortgage on her house. FRANK GRECO is still trying to eat his dinner between dances at the Wonderbar Restaurant. PATRICIA GROMNIACK is trying to break another world record by reading all the volumes of the ' Encyclopedia Britannica. PETE GROSKRITZ is ,operating his own ski lift at Mount Snow. RICHARD HALLGREN is still writing his term paper for Mrs. Dike. PAT HINSON still insists that one doesn't need a college education to raise a family. CAROLE HISH is trying to figure her way out of another snow bank. DICK HOLMES, after a highly successful career in pro basketball, has returned to coach the Windsor High basketball team. CYNTHIA HOTCHKISS finally owns her own zigzag sewing machine. SALLY IACINO has replaced Candy Jones at the Hanover School of Modeling. GEORGE JOHNSON with his thirst for knowledge is now in his tenth year at Vassar. MARY JANE JOHNSON works in a candy factory stuffing peanut butter into Mary Jane Kisses. JOE BUZZARD KARDOCK has finally reached the ultimate goal of Alpha first class. We have just received word from SANDY KAZMAN that she has almost finished the complete translation of Virgil's Aeneid for Miss Delmore. HENRY KEARNEY is still trying to convince Miss Bradley that she would be very unhappy with- out him in her oiiice practice class. ANNA MAY KOVE is in deepest Africa teaching Latin IV to the natives. The latest headline concerning BILL KRACUNAS is, COME HOME BILL. WE NEED THE CAR. STEVE KRIKORIAN is now writing an Armenian dictionary. DIANE KUPSTITIS is seeking a new formula for face powder. FRANCES LaFLUER is a summer replacement for Ted Mack on the Amateur Hour. AUDREY LANPHEAR loved school so much, that after five,years of study, she has rented a build- ing and is personally teaching one hundred students. SALLY LAMSON, after living for 50 years over the florists, has acquired an immunity to hay fever. JEAN LANKARGE has completely taken over her sister's wardrobe. FRED LAURO has inherited the Lauro Sandwich Shoppe. ELEANOR LEMRISE, America's foremost hair stylist, is shocking the world with her fantastic creations. JACK LINER, because of his love of English, is teaching at State College for Women. JIM LONGLEY is now making hook-nosed soccer shoes for Walt Disney's elves. CATHERINE LONGO has invented zip shoe laces. JOAN LOOMIS has opened the Loomis Institute for Women. PETER LUND, after nine years of study, is an engineer for the famous Casey Jones Railroad. JOANN MACCA still babysits every Saturday night with- her baby sister. THOMAS MacDONOUGI-I is now giving golf lessons to presidental candidates. MOYA MacLEAD is the president of Tall Town Clothes. MARION MALLERY, owner of Newberry's, is advertising for part time help and offers long hours and short pay. GAIL MANSOLILLO, the world famous nurse, is assisting in an operation to restore the Colosseum. THOMAS MARKS has proven his success in electronics by installing a television set in each room of his alma mater, Windsor High. FRANCIS McDERMOTT, now a certified Public Accountant, is trying to find an honest way to cheat the government. 64 JEANETTE MCDONALD has her own television show - it's a Western. ROBERT MCGURK is the manager at the First National Store in Wilson. ALLEN MOIEOSONS pilot license was recently suspended for dragging a missle while in his Piper Cu . JEAN MORGAN, a future art teacher, is practice teaching in Mrs. Bacon's classes. Besides inventing a new type computer, ROBERT MORRISON has recently come up with a pocket-sized device which translates English to Spanish and vice-versa. GEORGE MORTON is chief designer for Ford Motor Company's line of revitalized Model T's . JOAN MOSHER is now a top fashion model at Tall Town. MAUREEN MURPHY has recently succeeded in making Ireland the fifty-fifth state. RONALD MUSCO is very upset because his new invention, a jet propelled bicycle, is not allowed on the sidewalks. FRANK MUSOLINO has dedicated himself to his new job of sweeping out the corners of the modern Round House. Every morning HARRY NELSON can be found raising the liags over the United Nations Building. ALFRED NORMAN has made his first million by installing reducing machines in the driver's seat of cars. This method is especially effective for traveling salesmen. PETER O'BRIEN is still trying to get out of Miss Kane's English Class. WILLIAM OCCHIALINI is the chief model at G. Fox and Co. LOUIS OKEN is the president of the Oken, Oken and Oken Corporation. MARION MOONBEAM OKON and IRENE MATUS, who in 1959 left on a graduation trip in a do-it-yourself rocket ship, are still unaccounted for. WILLLIAM OLIHAN is Post Master of the Windsor Post OfEce. BARBARA OSTENDORF has been voted Miss Universe of 1970. ERIC PALM is playing Paul Bunyan in the picture of the same name. LINDA PELTON, practical nurse, is working for the impractical salary of a thousand dollars a week. CECELIA PETEROSKI is managing the Bargain Basement of G. Fox and Co. JAMES PETERS has won in the Olympics by running the half mile backwards. RUTH PETERSON has inherited the Peterson Dairy. BERNARD PIKUL is the president and chief pickle packet of the Pikul Pickle Co. JACQUELYN POWERS is the first woman president of the United States. GEORGE PRIOR has become fabulously wealthy making Pri-o-burgers. PHILIP PRIORE, student teacher, is taking over Mr. North's Accounting Class. PAT PUGLIESE has invented a face powder for boys who blush. ERWIN RAPP manages a door knocker company called, Rapp Rapp, Inc. RONALD REDFIELD has finally made a hole in one. CARL RICCI, world famous playboy, has divorced his seventeenth wife. WAYNE RIDEOUT has become Mrs. Dike's official doorman. ROBERT ROOT is somewhere out in the wild blue yonder. JUDY ROY recently won the American title for the talkathon. ' DIANE RUSSELL has invented a special machine which removes guests who stay too long. VERONICA SALKOSKY is chief editor of Hush Hush Confidential. JUNE SANDBERG recently opened a parking lot in her backyard. BILL SCHAEFER has invented a beerless foam. SANDY SCHICK is designing razors for the Indians. SALLY SCHULTE is a renowned chemistry professor at Wesleyan. CHARLES SCHWARZ is still trying to find a way to keep his congregation awake. ALICE SCIRICA is opening on Broadway in the play Alice in Wonderland. PAT SCRUSE is one of the new Driver Education teachers at Windsor High School. JACK SHANNON has acquired the title, calm, cool and collected. RICHARD SHARP just struck oil while drilling in one of his patient's teeth. FRANK SHEMANSKIS, after slaughtering one million cattle, has turned vegetarian. RONNIE SHERWOOD has taken over Robin Hood's position. From latest reports, JOHN SHIMKUS is still arguing with Mr. North. DONNA SIPALA is private secretary to ex-President Eisenhower. KEN SMITH has moved to Madagascar so that he will be the only Smith in the telephone book. ED STACK is now a reknowned dance instructor in Chicago. NANCY STEVENSON manufactures stale-proof boxes for the brownies she ships to Missouri. BILL STEWART is pitcher for the Hartford Hamburgers. BETTY STONE is a noted trampoline tester. PAT SULLIVAN has again won the one hundred lap midget auto race at Indianapolis. WILLIAM SWIDER is owner of Swider's Cider Shop and is still fermenting. JEFF THOMAS has taken to wheeling his briefcase about on a dolly. BRAD THURBER is still on the corner waiting for Sweet Pea. KATHY UNGHIRE, head librarian, is lost in a book. BOB WHEATON has invented a V-16 engine for his coal mining business. ELAINE WIRZULIS recently won the Championship Bowling Title. SHARON WOBLE, a very capable girl, has recently been elected president of the Boy's Athletic Association. EWALD YEKEL is chief noisemaker in Sage Allen's novelty shop. FRAN ZAJAC, the foaming cleanser, washed the dirt right down the drain. JUDY ZALENSKI is the shortest basketball player for the Boston Celtics. ANGIE ZITANI, after 15 years of study, is at last Yul Brynner's hair dresser. 65 CLASS GIFTS COMMITTEE Seated, left to right:.S. Lamson, S. Kazman, F. Zajac, C. Peteroski, C. Hish, Standing: Mrs. Craig, C. Albert, D. Kupstitis, A. Durgin, W. Olihan, J. Powers, V. Charboneau CLASS GIFTS CLAUDETTE ALBERT . . . jokebook PAUL ALLAIRE . . . chess man FREDERICK ANDERSON . . . cereal f JEFFREY BARNES . . . face powder LEWIS BASSELL . . . mouse CARL BENTLEY . . . spinach STANLEY BIERCZ . . . compass DAVID BIGELOW . . . buggy ROSALIND BLUM . . .horn for Sweet Pea PETER BLUME . . . maps MATTHEW BOCCUCCI . . . whistle JOY BOURDON . . . address book EDWARD BROOKS . . . gun CAROL BROWN . . . pencil JANET BRUZIK . . . ,typewriler JOE BUTCHER . . . racing car JEANNE CALLAHAN . . . champagne bubbles VIRGINIA CAMERON . . . flowers PATRICIA CAMPBELL . . . dice VIOLA CARPENTER . . . telephone VIRGINIA CHARBONEAU . . . ball of yarn RUTH CHERNEY . . . yo-yo SHIRLEY CHRISTENSEN . . . telephone NANCY CLAPP . . . recipe book CHERYL CLEVELAND . . . noisemaker CURTIS COLLETTE . . . envelope IUDY COLLIER . . . typing eraser JOHN CONKLIN . . . question box' JUDITH CONNER . . . ring SHEILA COOK . . . shorthand book GENE COUTANT . . . butch wax BETTY CROCKER . . . megaphone RICHARD CROCKETT . . . four-leaf clover GARRY CROSSON . . . car NEAL CUNNINGHAM . . . pillow VIRGINIA DANNER . . . skating pin PATRICIA DAUPHINAIS . . . box ELIZABETH DeGRAY . . . mirror JO-ANN DeNICOLA . . . cap CARL DeNINO . . . bench JANET DESHAIES . . . adding machine LEE DEVIN . . . gun FRANCIS D'ONOFRIO . . . slide rule PHILIP DOUGHNEY . . . test tube JOHN DOYLE . . . plate PATRICIA DUDACK . . . pen . ALLEN DURGIN . . . whistle NORMA EMOND. . . Absorbine, Jr. BRENDA ERICKSON . . . paint brush MARILYN EUKERS . . . bandages BEVERLY EVANS . . . foot powder DOUGLAS FILKINS . . . mirror ROBERT FLENKE . . . Cane WARREN FORBES E. . . pencil MARY MARGARET GASPARINO . . . jokebook RAYMOND GAYLORD . . . basketball ALEXANDER GEGESKY . . . hot-rod ALBERT GEISER . . .-cigarettes ROBERT GELINAS . . :Chamois for his car JOSEPH GORDON . . . license RICHARD GRANDAI-IL . . . mask PATRICIA GRANELL . . . magic lamp FRANK GRECO . . . car PATRICIA GROMNIAK . . . mirror PETER GROSKRITZ . . . wagon RICHARD HALLGREN . . . account book PATRICIA HINSON . . .-paste CAROLE HISH . . . shorthand pad RICHARD HOLMES . . . star CYNTHIA HOTCHKISS . . . sewing machine SALVATRESE IACINO . 1 . watch GEORGE JOHNSON . . . dictionary MARY JANE JOHNSON . . . typewriter ribbon JOSEPH KARDOCK . . . hook SANDRA KAZMAN . . . glass HENRY KEARNEY . . . stone ANNA MAY KOVE . . . eraser WILLIAM KRACUNAS . . . racing car STEPHEN KRIKORIAN . . . apron DIANE KUPSTITIS . . . mirror FRANCES LaFLEUR . . . marimba AUDREY LANPHEAR . . . list of jobs SALLY LAMSON . . . feather JEANNE LANKARGE . . . note pad FRED LAURO . . . driving manual ELEANOR LEMRISE . . . bobby pins JOHN LINER . . . baseball bat JAMES LONGLEY . . . insurance policy CATHERINE LONGO . . . scissors JOAN LOOMIS . . . cough drops PETER LUND . . . laughing gas JO ANN MACCA . . . stick of gum THOMAS MacDONOUGH . . . golf ball MOYA MacLEOD . . . typing eraser MARION MALLERY . . . memo pad GAIL MANSOLILLO . . . vitamins THOMAS MARKS . . . test tube IRENE MATUS . . . ball FRANCIS MCDERMOTT . corridor pass JEANETTE MCDONALD . . . saddle ROBERT McGURK . . . trailer ALLEN MONOSON . . . shears JEAN MORGAN . . . paint brush ROBERT MORRISON . . . model airplane GEORGE MORTON . . . stop sign JOAN MOSI-IER . . . compact MAUREEN MURPHY . . . suitcase RONALD MUSCO . . . Clothespin FRANK MUSOLINO . . . diary HARRY NELSON . . . dynamite ALFRED NORMAN . . . Cadillac PETER O'BRIEN . . . music score WILLIAM OCCHIALINI . . . pills LOUIS J. OKEN . . . windshield wipers MARION OKON . . . ribbon WILLIAM OLIHAN . . . noisemaker BARBARA OSTENDORF . . . book on etiquette ERIC PALM . . . memo pad LINDA PELTON . . . autograph book CECELIA PETEROSKI . . . wishing box JAMES PETERS . . . deck of cards RUTH PETERSON . . . 4H pin BERNARD PIKUL . . . slide rule JACUELYN POWERS . . . pillow GEORGE PRIOR . . . toys PHILIP PRIORE . . . briefcase PATRICIA PUGLIESE . . . sugar ERWIN RAPP . . . sprinkling can RONALD REDFIELD . . . golf club CARL RICCI . . . glue WAYNE RIDEOUT . . . spark plug ROBERT ROOT . . . goggles JUDITH ROY . . . beads DIANE RUSSELL . . . car VERONICA SALKOSKY . . . telephone JUNE SANDBERG . . . drum WILLIAM SCHAEFER . . . bank SANDRA SCHICK , . . slug SALLY SCHULTE . . . brick CHARLES SCHWARZ . . . glasses ALICE SCIRICA . . . arrow PATRICIA SCRUSE . . . toys JACK SHANNON . . . pad RICHARD SHARP . . . shooting gun FRANK SHEMANSKIS . . . brush RONALD SHERWOOD . . . nuts and bolts JOHN SHIMKUS . . . ballon DONNA SIPALA . . . shorthand pencil KEN SMITH . . . scooter EDWARD STACK . . . apple NANCY STEVENSON . . . yarn WILLIAM STEWART . . . bat ELIZABETH STONE . . . map PATRICIA SULLIVAN . . . megaphone WILLIAM SWIDER . . . bobby pins JEFFREY THOMAS . . . camera BRADLEY THURBER . . . ice cream cone KATHRYN UNGHIRE . . . ribbon LINDA WELSH . . . diamond ROBERT WHEATON . . . comb ELAINE WIRZULIS . . . dynamite SHARON WOBLE . . . ruler EWALD YEKEL . . . notebook FRANCES ZAJAC . . . stock market sheet JUDITH ZALENSKI . . . tooth brush ANGELA ZITANI . . . yellow slips CLASS WILL COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: P. Dudack, P. Hinson, D. Sipala, chairmang C. Brown, L. Welsh. Standing: B. Ostendorf, P. Carpenter, W. Stewart, R. Cherney, S. Christensen, J. Conner, Miss Kane, advisor. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OE THE CLASS OF 1959 We, the Class of 1959, of Windsor High School, in the town of Windsor, and the State of Connecticut, being of sound mind and aware of our intelligence and accomplish- ments, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. TO MR. CROCKETT, we leave our sincere appreciation for his concern for and care of us. TO MR. RIMOSUKAS, we wish to say thank you for keeping us on the straight and narow. TO MISS DEVINE, we wish to express our gratitude for her thoughtful guidance. TO MRS. KRAHMER and MR. DePIANTA, our class advisors, we wish to state our deep appreciation for giving so much of themselves to our class. TO THE FACULTY, we say thank you for your patient and understanding teaching. TO THE JUNIORS, we leave the title of Seniors, with its joys, sorrows, and term papers. TO THE SOPHOMORES, we leave the exciting anticipation of receiving class rings and of graduating to eight book reviews. TO THE FRESHMEN, we leave our honorable and intelligent ways. CLAUDETTE ALBERT bequeaths her charming French accent to a pretty young mamselle. PAUL ALLAIRE wills all his neatly arranged tabulations to Ray Patsky. FRED ANDERSON leaves his Problems of Democracy class still roaring. JEFF BARNES leaves his seventh-period class with Miss Stan. LEWIE BASSELL promises to keep his bucks almost white. CARL BENTLEY leaves mystihed by the howls following him. ALLAN BIERCZ leaves, toting his now completely filled briefcase. DAVID BIGELOW presents all his make-up homework to Mr. Iohnson. JUDY BLUM bequeaths her 99 pairs of kneesocks to an underclassman who wishes to become fashionable. PETER BLUME leaves still debating the intricacies of the income tax form. MATT BOCCUCCI and STEVE KRIKORIAN leave Windsor High, together as usual. jOY BOURDON leaves proudly wearing her Betty Crocker Homemaker Award pin. ED BROOKS leaves his quiet, agreeable ways to any noisy freshman. CAROL BROWN bequeaths her mass of freckles to her brother, Billy Brown. JANET BRUZIK leaves her multi-colored petticoats still flying in the breeze. JOE BUTCHER bequeaths his ability in the print shop to next year's printers. JEANNE CALLAHAN leaves a diagram of her unusual dance step to Arthur Murray. VIRGINIA CAMERON leaves her last tardy slip on Mrs. Dike's desk. PAT CAMPBELL leaves her ability to play basketball to the Harlem Globe Trotters. PAT CARPENTER bequeaths her knowledge of Spanish to future telephone operators. VIRGINIA CHARBONEAU leaves a supply of gay giggles for gloomy days. RUTH CHERNEY leaves playing her own graduation march on her clarinet. SHIRLEY CHRISTENSEN leaves with her unusual laugh. NANCY CLAPP leaves still talking. CHERYL CLEVELAND wills her Lollytards to any cold-blooded junior. CURTIS COLLETTE leaves, more quietly than he came. JUDY COLLLIER leaves with a request that winding roads be straightened. JOHN CONKLIN leaves to next year's Little Abner the clue of how not to be hitched. EL FIN AL FIN, says JUDY CONNER as she leaves Windsor High School. SHEILA COOK bestows her seat at the races to anyone who can stand the noise. GENE COUTANT leaves with his blue suede jacket the envy of the underclassman. BETTY CROCKER leaves as captain of the cheerleaders to next year's lucky captain. RICHARD CROCKETT leaves his drag with a faculty member to David Myers. Upon graduation GARRY CROSSON'S half smile grows into a full one. NEAL CUNNINGHAM leaves his ability in soccer, basketball, and baseball to a versatile junior. VIRGINIA DANNER leaves Miss Bradley who wishes there were more shorthand stu- dents like her. PAT DAUPHINAIS leaves REACHING! REACHING! REACHING?? BETTY DeGRAY leaves the lightness of her step matching the lightness of her hair. BUNNY DeNICOLA leaves perfecting that DeNicola strut. CARL DeNINO leaves with someone pushing his car. JANET DESHAIES leaves her bubbling personality to Lawrence Welk. Bob Schneider inherits LEE DEVIN'S soccer shoes. FRANK D'ONOFRIO leaves his 8:00 to 8:15 route to any other ambitious early morning visitor. PHIL DOUGHNEY leaves Windsor High graduating from a bow tie to a straight one. JACK DOYLE leaves the dessert counter in the cafeteria to be filled. A PAT DUDACK leaves someone else to root for The Bear at the J.V. games. ALLEN DURGIN leaves, jingling the Senior Class dues in his pocket. NORMA EMOND wills her outstanding athletic ability to Pat Cirillo. BRENDA ERICKSON bequeaths her much used paint brushes to next year's class artist. MARILYN EUKERS relinquishes her empty seat in the cheering section to anyone with good lungs. BEVERLY EVANS leaves her title of Widder Wigglesworthn to Sharon Elliot. DOUG FILKINS leaves with his fishing boots. BOB FLENKE leaves Windsor High School his now toothless comb. WARREN FORBES leaves Windsor High as quietly as he came. MARY-MARGARET GASPARINO bequeaths her sparkling personality to Sue Ann Batz. RAY GAYLORD leaves Windsor High with the carpenters lowering the doors. AL GEGESKY leaves hoping that some of the junior boys will follow his mature ways. AL GEISER leaves his walks to school to next year's nature boy. BOB GELINAS leaves the corridors of Windsor High. JOE GORDON leaves his place of rest in Mr. Giff'in's room to any tired sophomore. RICHARD GRANDAHL leaves still blushing. PAT GRANELL bequeaths her cute pixie hairdo to a chic junior. FRANK GRECO leaves all the junior girls. PAT GROMNIAK bestows her colored socks to some fashionable junior. PETER GROSKIRTZ leaves his red plaid jacket to an aspirant. RICHARD HALLGREN leaves with a carload of basketball fans to take to the away ames. PATgHINSON relinquishes her ability in discussing the attributes of peace and quiet to Mike Riccardi. CAROLE HISH leaves her ability as an eHicient secretary to anyone who can fulfill the osition. CYNITHIA HOTCHKISS leaves everyone still admiring her strawberry blonde hair. SALLY IACINO leaves knowing that next year she will not have to be on time for first-period class. GEORGE JOHNSON leaves Windsor High still asking, Carl, where did you put my brief case ? MARY JOHNSON and PAT SCRUSE leave having Hnished their last between-class discussion. JOSEPH KARDOCK leaves sure that he will find peace. SANDRA KAZMAN wills her A+ Spanish tests to future senors and senoritas. HENRY KEARNEY leaves the echo of his haunting laughter to Miss Kane. ANNA MAY KOVE bequeaths her desert boots to some barefooted Arabian. BILL KRACUNAS leaves still preferring his Edsel to a Cadillac. DIANE KUPSTITIS leaves with the unhappy thought of not being able to bring her report card in late. FRAN LaFLEUR leaves with thank you for your help echoing after her. SALLY LAMSON leaves with her driver's license legally signed. JEANNE LANKARGE leaves her formula for getting into mischief to Mary McDermott. AUDREY LANPHEAR leaves the pin-curled underclassman envious of her natural curly hair. A FRED LAURO leaves still trying to convince everyone that it wasn't his cow bell you heard at the basketball games. ELEANOR LEMRISE and MARION MALLERY leave their seats on the Connecticut Company Bus to anyone left standing. JACK LINER leaves his last period orange on Miss Bradley's desk. JIM LONGLEY relinquishes his corner seat at the lunch table. KATHY LONGO leaves her quiet niceness to Cathy DeNardo. JOAN LOOMIS leaves her Colgate smile and Halo hair to Proctor 8: Gamble. PETE LUND ,leaves his teddy bear to Miss Kane. JO ANN MACCA leaves to smile for Ipana. TOM MACDONOUGH leaves still claiming that the color of his face is caused by the reflection of his shirt. MOYA MACLEOD leaves her lovely complexion for Pond's. GAIL MANSOLILLO leaves relieved that her duties as editor of the Tunxis are finished. TOM MARKS leaves Windsor High having completed the calculations on his slide rule of the resiliency of the springs in the school bus. IRENE MATUS offers her appetite to the birds. SKIP MCDERMOTT, with regret, leaves his ability to get around Miss Bradley and Mrs. Spilecki. JEANETTE MCDONALD leaves her riding ability to Mary Wahlberg. TONY MCGURK surrenders his bounce to a basketball. ALLEN MONOSON leaves still trying to convince Mrs. Dike that he was right. JEAN MORGAN leaves her ability in art and modern dance to another versatile girl. BOB MORRISON leaves Miss Stan's Spanish class still claiming that Spanish is a useless subject. GEORGE MORTON leaves his dog-eared manual on How to Fix a Flat Tire. JOAN MOSHER and DICK HOLMES leaves their dancing ability to next year's best dancers. MAUREEN MURPHY wills her title of Best Personality to a deserving junior. RONALD MUSCO leaves filing the answers to all the questions he asked. FRANK MUSOLINO bequeaths his white convertible to anyone who can keep it running. HARRY NELSON leaves the flag flying. AL NORMAN wills his seat in the corner of Mr. North's class to a future business law student. PETE O'BRIEN leaves a string of Broken Hearts. BILL OCCHIALINI transfers his good taste in clothes to a smartly dressed junior boy. LOUIE OKEN leaves his knowledge of the stock market to Mr. North. MARION OKON leaves still discussing the dietary advantages of cottage cheese. BILL OLIHAN gladly relinquished his chemistry book to Mr. Dowe. BARBARA OSTENDORF bestows her art of skipping down the halls on anyone who is in a hurry. ERIC PALM leaves wondering why math demands such exactness. I LINDA PELTON leaves still trying to convince everyone that she can do it herself. C. C. PETEROSKI leaves her glowing Hi's to cheer the corridors. JIM PETERS leaves finally having mastered the art of sitting comfortably in class. RUTH PETERSON leaves her position in the 4-H Club to her sister, Linda. BERNIE PIKUL leaves his completed study in how to go steady for a week. JACKIE POWERS bestows her shaggy sweaters to any junior who wants to keep warm. GEORGE PRIOR leaves still trying to conjugate the verb to must. PHILIP PRIORE leaves carrying his briefcase and newspaper. PAT PUBLIESE leaves her position as Secretary of the Senior Class with the Senior Class advisors hoping that a junior will fulfill it as well. ERWIN RAPP hurries off to buy a Volkswagon. RONALD REDFIELD leaves his golf ball still on the tee. CARL RICCI leaves his hair to Yul Brynner. WAYNE RIDEOUT leaves his red hair to Pat Barnett. BOB ROOT leaves preparing to Hy off into the wild blue yonder. JUDY ROY leaves the noisy cafeteria bereft of her soft voice. DIANE RUSSELL leaves her friendliness to Beverly McKee. VERONICA SALKOSKY bequeaths her ability to talk to a long playing record. JUNE SANDBERG bequeaths her ponytail to Barbara Lenard. BILL SCHAEFER leaves still humming On the Sunny Side of the Street. SANDRA SCHICK leaves her inquisitive ways to Groucho Marx. SALLY SCHULTE leaves to reach new heights. CHARLIE SCHWARZ drives his friends to school for the last time. ALICE SCIRICA leaves with one last request, Please take the banana out of my ear. JACK SHANNON wills his position on the basketball team to Arnie Worland. DICK SHARP bequeaths his title of The Most to anyone who can figure out what it means. FRANK SHEMANSKIS leaves planning his job at Yankee Stadium so that he'll never miss the Yankees and the Giants. RONNIE SHERWOOD leaves Windsor High still worrying about transportation. JOHN SHIMKUS wanders out, still wondering How did you get that answer? DONNA SIPALA leaves vowing she'll never make out another will. KEN SMITH leaves General Bullmoose still smoking his cigar. ED STACK leaves the Stack walk to his brother John. NANCY STEVENSON transfers her baggy gym suit to Judy Linonis for happy wearing. BILL STEWART surrenders his place on the pitching mound to 'Bob Twarkins. BETTY STONE leaves contented with the workings of the library. PAT SULLIVAN surrenders the unused half of the parking space to another bug driver. BILL SWIDER leaves his red and white striped socks to anyone who can stand the glare. JEFF THOMAS leaves, having finirbed all his papers. BRAD THURBER leaves his easygoing ways to ulcer inclined underclassman. KATHY UNGHIRE leaves to hear wedding bells ring. LINDA WELSH leaves her drag with the cafeteria staff to Rita Cormier. BOB WHEATON leaves his post in the cafeteria to his brother Jimmy. ELAINE WIRSULIS leaves satisfied that the library is quiet. SHARON WOBLE leaves her friendly wit to a congenial junior miss. EWALD YEKEL leaves to pursue greater fields of learning. BOB ZABEL leaves for Chicago for a hair cut. FRAN ZAJAC leaves Mr. Lee shaking, but still in one piece. JUDY ZALENSKI leaves satisfied with the definitions in Webster. ANGIE ZITANI leaves with the oliice secretaries thanking her for her help at the switchboard. In sanity and health we attest that this is the Will of the Class of 1959. The Class Will Committee fr J , B Z, gl ,4 71? ' 5x5 W : J I l X A f I , A 1 fn I 71 Sims norman H Offfus X f ff 4 ff WL I f aw w 4 j N9 L ! i , 5 1 , f W 1 N MQ ti ' Ur' Rx 4 a ff gi ,m f V VQI3 N 'If I r X X 4'A 1 K 'JA i : lt' ,f.xs,N Q I lx I 9.5 X I zz. W Q I N-.ff T -L1 STUDENT PATROL First row, left to right: G. Mansolillo, F. LaFleur, S. Smith, G. McGurk, M. Murphy, V. Danner, D. Hamblin, A. Kove, N. Emond, B. McKee, J. Martin. Second row: B. Ostendorf, C. Bentley, F. McDermott, D. Sherwood, J. Zalenski, D. Case, R. Gaylord, captain, T. Shykula, W. Stewart, D. Adams, J. McDermott, J. Whalen. W W l Til ? . 5 l -fi A 'l ms W l A Z 1 l STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right: D. I-Iamblin, treasurer, R. Ewing, J. Kiely, J. Whalen, R. Reader, C. Bentley, vice-president, S. Poirier. Second row: R. Martin, C. Cody, J. Catarino, J. Zalenski, secretary, R. Gaylord, president, T. Morton, S. Taul, R. Major. an as ' SEE! lreufl mf, ,gg H uw: WM We i , ' 1. HJH n 3 sg? E , 1 I , i if , I 1 w, Q' amz ' - 332544 ' , f :af Hi ' ' :Vi 1 A , ....... tl. .- 1f', . I I ini,-sn 1, , E ,, v 2... , ' W l ?v-. 5 li , Y,,, 2 I 'J SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: S. Rusavage, treasurer . R. Martin, president, J. Dylewski, sec- retary, E. Lazzerini, vice-president, missing from picture. ,QQ W 3 2 'u H v H r 455525 ww I i. ills JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: G. McGurk, secre- tary, J. Whalen, presidentg S. Potter, vice-presidentg J. Martin, treasurer, Mr. Chapman, advisor. L,-' if ff: W- as E .fEET7'7-Yi , . eg w. www, H w 1 ' Q nn , W IU 5' Y I 1 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: T. McDermott, secretary, J. Kiely, presidentg J. Allen, vice-president, R. Morelli, treasurer, Mr. Erickson, advisor. W5 , A VT ,W 2? Siifmjgisi' H . lg Q Q7 ' ,W ' 7 'fi-'WT m 2?jgiiFi if 1 I gr 55 -I RE-.Q A 5. ' 1 ,M MM U Mm 'w,Q'wM5zu'M I ' ' ' JJ 'MS HW- 'Jjwwwuww' ww Hggw' w' iff.. H H Qu uw w' if ww 'M .H H ,f E :H N H A NW K ww E3 E if .4 ,W 4' ' wwf ' . . : J1.1.'E wwf. af ' 'Jr-551 'I-211 I r x' 9 i v-'Y 5 ' .Q F 94553 - Y Y 5 fel Agi .4 hifkffj. r xx EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS 7- --f - -- ff-' -I 1.1, , L A , g , i W L L M: Y . i ,sg 5 , :fi - : 'E Y , Sf' f 1 - , 55 z L JE, ij ' F 2 gn ' gs , if SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS 1 , 3. l 4 -H HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to rigiif: P. Trocchi, L. Brozna, F. LaFleur, M. Butz, B. Champany, C. Hish, E. Tarka, D. Russell, . Farris, N. Emond. Second row: S. Carpenter, V. Danner, P. Blake, S. Potter, J. Martin, S. Woble, R. Patsky, M. Swartwout, A. Kove, S. Carter. Third row: R. Crockett, T. Shykula, D. Case, K. Elder, G. johnson, J. Thomas. ' i L I' H .-H! W? We I V1-if W 2 Fa.. H fill , , A ,Q .1 in -W Q H , 7 f . L as HONOR MATH AND SCIENCE CLUB First row, left to right: N. Emond, S. Carpenter, P. Campbell, P. Blake, E. Falkoski, B. Champany, F. Zajac, S. Carter, J. Conner, M. Graff. Second row: J. Martin, J. Zalenski, M. Lugus, P. Allaire, G. Johnson, J. Thomas, S. Biercz, F. D'Onofrio, R. Patsky, I. Matus. Third row: Mr. johnson, advisor, T. Shykula, D. Case, K. Varcoe, K. Elder. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB First row, left to right: L. Hill, V. Farris, M. Graff, K. Brinkman, J. Mendilin, S. Carter, L. Shea, E: Lines, P. Trocchi, P. Dauphinais. Second row: T. Hunt, M. Neville, L. Pelron, J. johnson, D. Russell, I. Matus, S. Woble, S. MacClintic, S. Fuhrrnan, J. Melironki. DRAMATIC CLUB First row, left to right: B. Ostendorf, V. Danner S. Fuhrman, S. Carpenter, L. Shea, D. deRoo, P Blake, 1. Powers. Second row: P. Gromniak, A. Bokun, S. Potter J. Thomas, W. Occhialini, L. Heald, S. Powers J. Morgan, K. Linden. NURSES ASSISTANTS First row, left to right: S. Poirier, S. Levy, B. Kula, L. Welles, M. Eukers, E. Quint, B. McKee, J. Bowler. Second row: C. Brown, B. Walker, P. Trawick Mrs. Aschenbach, nurse, J. Martin, S. Becker: E. DeGray, E. Tarka, L. Welsh. , ,L L, R W, - if nil? ii ze U :W , , .fssaw . . 91 H,25Pff1'f1u2f: ww H w 1 ,,.. .Lis ,gag Q N 1 H L ., . sg -A - H , jg in I 5 gif! : H R S ev 'I figs .uw X FUTURE NURSES CLUB B. McKee, presidentg M. Eukers, vice-presidentg J. Martin, secretaryg P. Young, treasurer. LIBRARY CLUB . K. Unghire, presidenyg E. DeGray, vice-presidentg E. Stone, treasurerg C. Riccio, secretaryg B. Forgione, reserved assistant. FRENCH First row, left to right: Mr. Chapman, advisor, J. Sirois, B. Lines, C. I-Iish, E. Lochhead, G. Lineberry, CLUB Deshaies, S. Poirier, C. Mazel, E. Mather, L. D. Dallesander, P. Dauphinais. Second row: P. Gromniak, P. Trawick, V. Charboneau, S. Carter, V. Danner, A. Kove, M. Swartwout, B. Jeffries, J- Mendilin, L. Colton, L. Shea. Third row: S. Rusavage, P. Young, L. Heald, M. Bassell, M. Botelho, S. Carpenter, K. Linden, S.-Taul. Fourth row: R. Patsky, L. Regini, S. Powers, P. Mangiiico, J. Whalen. ffl , YE: . I?- if! deRoo,,P. Stewart, R. Peters, M. Rideout, L. Jenks, K. Varcoe, E. Wilson, J. Phelps, M. FOREIGN POLICY ASSOCIATION First row, left to right M. Eukers, E. DeGray, V. Charbon- neau, M. Murphy, G. Mansolillo, A. Kove, P. Gromniak J. Bourdon, R. Peterson, P. Dauphinais. Second row: J. Conner, B. Ostendorf, J. Zalenski, J. Shim kus, L. Bassell, C. Schwarz, I. Matus, P. Carpenter, S. Chris- tensen, V. Cameron, P. Hinson. Third row: J. Conklin, R. Redfield, R. Crockett, F. Ander- son, S. Biercz, T. MacDonough, N. Cunningham, Mr Murphy, advisor. CREATIVE WRITING 'CLUB First row, left to right: P. -Gromniak, J. Pedemonti, C. Hish, S. Carpenter. Second row: J. Morgan, Mrs. Dike, advisor, P. Blake. ,.r ll X I I I BO f.N1,.t, - M-, 315 S i i ffeifsww, QW. V Y V , H Hvvnsszesf - ' K' fi? - 1 -'C -1 1 V 77 it 5Eg ,5g- - V , I Hum s?ssifL,.. 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S252 ,wg :fm sf: H, :- Q PS 51: la' ! .W umm - Q WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL BA 57 iw f ww X M --S H -S O 5 f u ws? w w H xi 1 4 ,F 1- a , ' - 1 :F V' ' E 5 YQ :E 1335, :Y , ,, Q 3 ,, Q , 1-Z, , W O 7 , ,, H S 5 , , ,, 1 I we-43 Nw G 3 Q' 5 1 rf 5: ' 'E :Q E 5 -5 iii L in ' .V , ,, ,A .2 .2 w ,' .. gen w w u X ww A me gi l 'Q Mwmsq an T ,G i M N ' ' gf? U Hx ' 1' 1 H 1 - f 1 ,ee , M' , , .. ,, M f V if E Mi , 3 E V L , Y ,,, 1 W ii- ,, Y . , E ww , W ,,.-,,H M, W S W :ml Vmjw is 5: L! 1 W -M . mf M P' 'W : M F ff if ' A S 1 qu' , 4 Y H. M H H M is f 4 ' ulwrw 3 if xi , w, sew ' - 545 nik-6? EGF H, 2 4 E .IQ 2 uw Q 5 1 HQ: gg. ::- 5 ,ki PEP BAN GIRES sperm sg 3 -:L ' Q X JMVY f W 1 i I fr 7 W ff'--Q-df 5' STUDENT ASSISTANTS First row, left to right: D. Hamblin, G. Mansolillo, M. Ritchotte, J. Coe, M. Graff, N Emond, J. Loomis. Second row: E. Tarka, M. Murphy, I. Matus, C. Tofil, J. Martin, J. Zalenski, R. Riggott, S. Woble, B. Ostendorf, L. Benevides. M22 . STUDENT SECRETARIES First row, left to right: B. Crocker, S. Gillespie, M. Murphy, M. Graff, J. Coe. Second row: B. Erickson, I. Matus, R. Aiello, B. Kula, C. Peteroski. SOFTBALL CLUB P. Blake, R Peterson, managers BADMIN TON CLUB E. Tarka, secretary. - xzl W A -M , .g-K .. ,- BASKETBALL CLUB S. Woble, Coachg E. Tarka, secretaryg P. Blake, rnanagerg D, Mieckowski, managerg Miss Norrod, advisor. PEP CLUB M. Eukers, presidentg K. DeGray, secretaryg T. Champigny, treasurer ' H w :M xg .1 , 'w ' ' . . fm- - f'. :. ' . ' w i -1 L S 2 . ---1' X. ..r.f ...gr FIELD HOCKEY CLUB ' Leftto right: Miss Gough, advisor, M. Graff, M. Okon, M. Murphy, I. Matus, S. Woble, secretary-treasurer, S. MacClintic, R. Cherney, L. Pelton, T. Borkowski, E. Tarka, E. Riggott, P. Cirillo, N. Ernond, presidentg L. Hill, P. Blake, manager. T BATON I WIRLERS MODERN DANCE CLUB Left to right: T. Hunt, P. McConnell, S. Simmons. Front, left to right: B. Card, S. Becker, P. Hinson, J. Mosher Standing: J. Morgan, L. 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'f'-2i1:.i, 1: Jack 3659 mogomu K Neal Steve BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling, left to right: N. Deslauries, N. Cunningham, -I. Liner, R. Holmes, A. Baluk, R. Schniecler. Standing: E. Falkoski, P. Allaire, managersg J. Shannon, R. Gaylord, D. Case, A. Durgin, R. Patsky, managerg Mr. Johnson, Mr. Sauve, coaches. Al Dick jack l l Jack Neal Ray 5 L+ ' Cl' an' X 'f,.f. f? K! - JH LEM intl lx W a s aj, 1 MT! I BASEBALL TEAM First row, left to right: F. Twarkins, R. Gaylord, R. Martin, R. O'Neil, J. Conti, J. Liner, E Lazzerini, Mr. Stevenson. Second row: D. Case, J. Barnes, J. Shannon, R. Holmes, F. Kastner, A. Baluk, R. Schneider, K LeFebre. Third tow: B. I.eFebre, H. Nelson, E. Coutant, W. Stewart, P. Allen, J. Silva, N. Cunningham D. Fitzsimmonds, J. Pierson. CA PTA IN Neal Bill H , u u w w H H ww w w H H 1 w ' b, 1 .ff.,sg,1f f J Eif 1H ?1'f P1 4- - ..2:eP.- 2... gf- V' if x QQ L 4 , 1 'EY if' H 1 f . , , f ---H N K. 1,1 ,many ., V, , ,- 1 .1 La ' f .- V R RV A. ' - :uxg 9 Q Y Hi' , . . 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' , ,nag ul R51 :pw J 'Wil' 'l5'll1i'7 BOYS' STUDENT ASSISTANTS Kneeling, left to right: R. Schneider, R. O'Neil, R. Tine, R. Martin, E. Falkowski, J. Lugus, V. Osowecki, G. Quaggin. Standing: J. Butcher, W. Kracunas, A. Durgin, R. Schaefer, D. Sherwood, Mr. Sauve, advisor, T. Morton, G. Morton, A. Worlund, R. Sherwood, K. Varcoe. of f Y Av ww' LUiyvL'i5.. . ,E x,f.L.- -U, Wm gg: -:'EilQf,: Q-1 44- 5 ll S' ' ' - W . fart: 5. Corky Tom GOLF TEAM Front row, left to right: R. Redfield, T. MacDonough, E. Falkowski. Second row: J. Passnte, J. MacDonough, D. Meyers, M. Peloquin, J. Misky. SADIE HAWKIN'S DANCE K-Jr V 47, , , November 12, 1958 , Y ' 5Q5M,u,.: k 5, ' PEP RALLY December 12, 1958 A WINTER'S DREAM FEBRUARY 14, 1959 , 'Q vw, - V .V K . r ' .1 ' .iSi43iie,,.. , wggsgvf suemssf wnjim trxkgiigffff E .Z-S7 QQ 'YG .. -1.139--x, Q-' 1 04 ' ' gill 15+ i ,I J ,Q ,F bi Di ' 43 5'5 Z I 'X i .1-1. 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FOR EVERY NEED - HEAD TO FOOT CELLAR TO ATTIC a complete line of Personal and Household brushes brought to you by your Fuller Brush Dealers 0 Debutante Cosmetics - by the famous horne of Daggett and Ramsdell THE FULLER BRUSH COMPANY HARTFORD 2, CONNECTICUT wcaoaowwaemwv-anmowfemwvaowwowfooooaooaw 108 t01' 102 19'-040W S f5W516P2?17Z16N?WR75'6565'0'Z517'720N076N761'0?'0 0W?54'?Zx I.INDEN JEWELERS C0mPllme 'S of ses: wishes To All LIBERTY STORES When It Comes To Jewelry, WINDSOR CENTER Tel. MU 8-2660 Come To Linden's 164 Broad St. Windsor, Conn. Compliments of Compliments of Q ELLSWORTH PHARMACY 51 Windsor Ave. HAI.E'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ln Business For Your Health M open - 147 Poquonock Ave. 8:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. 5 5 Daily and Sunday Windsor, Conn. I - Free Delivery - D I L I. O N ' S , 5 Compliments of ' SELF SERVICE MARKET 5 F. w. cARMoN FUNERAL Home S Tel. MU 8-3619 Windsor, Conn. 5 S 5 9 AEQNKX 5 5 S OLD Floral Arrangements for Weddings and Funerals - Corsages LA PIZZA - GRINDERS THOMPSON FLORIST 216 Broad St. Windsor,. Conn. 55 POQUONOCK AVE. WINDSOR, CONN. Tel. MU 8-9768 Tel. MU 8-4241 A S x7Q01?W206fWwWY7WN?0626Y?006165Z16502616R7C?C7s?0s?s70W1WK76 1 09 5C9 '0'40'1'0K0'K01'04 0 4-0N0N0f0'R0R010'27c01102l02L717WN6W20N0N0-'01'0N01f0'N7G0f'0N'026N0N0x 0201 -40961061 5C9'A01'0'R-0217 Complimenfs of Compliments of SMITH AND BURK 5 THE WINDSOR MEN'S SHOP Fancy Meclis ond Groceries 230 Brood Sf. Windsor, Conn. Phone MU 8-3657 138 POQUONOCK AVENUE 'k 'k WINDSOR, CONN. 5 .IA 5-9956-MU 8-4107 G 5 2 J ' C I C E R 0 Office: Res.: MU 8-3947 MU 8-2400 - Trucking - Locum - Fill - Grovel INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE Trop Rock - Plowing - Bulldozing 20 Deerfield Road 26 Mople Avenue Windsor, Conn. , wlNDsoR, c:oNN. I P 110 ANITA'S BEAUTY SALON WINDSOR PHARMACY 5 2 2 A 5 5 BRO D STREET 226 Broad Street MU 8-9300 T I. M -3 42 e U 8 9 - FREE DELIVERY - 5 A- P- AMESWE CO- sNELGRovE FLORIST S DRIVEWAYS AND CONCRETE WORK FLOWERS - GIFTS - CARDS Workmanship Guaranteed SIDNEY SNELGROVE, Owner S A. PUGLIESE, Mgr. Hon the Greenu 5 Phone -IACICSOH 7-9081 I8'l Broad Street, Windsor 9 19 Lyme Street Wilson' Conn- Phones: Mu 8-3655, Mu 8-3656 Top Quality and Service Compliments of E n's ALwAYs 5 2 WINDSOR DRY CLEANERS AlD0R'5 RESTAURANT 9 S 292 Poquonock Ave. Windsor, Conn. 150 WINDSOR AVE. WILSON, CONN. 2 Tel. Mu a-aaoo 3 5 , SPONZO HARDWARE CO. . Robert Johnson Floor Covering MICHAEL C. SPONZO, Prop. ARMSTRONG and GOLD SEAL LINOLEUM I Q Paints - Housewares - Electrical Supplies 5 Expertly Installed i . Wallpaper-Garden Tools-Toys 5 Ceramic Tlle - Formica Counters Installed 5 FREE ESTIMATES Phone CH 7-8963 5 507-509 WINDSOR AVE. 5 350 Windsor Ave., Wilson Tel. JA 5-4381 5 5 Windsor, Conn. 6 7 x7'0N020N7t7101L7t0Y01l02f006X0N0v'01C7f0'0'f02C0X0N016f62l0N0Y-0'K0Wf0'61t0'N0N0X0N-QDZQ Compliments of the STUDENT COUNCIL Sir Sir Sir SENIORS ' JUNIORS Raymond Gaylord - Pres. Joel Whalen Carl Bentley - Vice-Pres. Donna Hamblin - Treas. Judith Zalenski - Sec. Stephane Poirer 9 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Q Robert Martin Jonathan Keily 5 Thomas Martin Joseph Caterino 5 Stephen Taul Richard Maior 5 5 GRADE EIGHT S Raymond Ewing 5 Charles Cody Ronald Reader 5 5 3 . 6 x717'5'f05'Q7l95l0'L7'0'47f0'4710NQf0Y7'03l7f7l0lC7'?f075W7l? I-010 'I 12 l E E S 5 2 E 5, -170' P01101 120' PC0109 W2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 5 2 2 2 2 '0Y0 f-02' -02'-05 SERVING CONNECTICUT FAMILIES SINCE lf' QQ? 1 T ? . 'I LQ! Gm' A 4' '-.O 45 0 ggwi 3 2 Hia ELL? 9 Hartford National Bank and Trust Company Ertablifbed 1792 Mrmbcr F.D.I.C. 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