Bethel High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Bethel, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

535353532348232353239053234853 BETHEL HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATION We owe to the Bethel High School faculty and advisors our sincerest appreciation. Without their devotion and guidance we, the class of 1958, could not have succeeded. 3 There is an especially warm spot in my heart for the class of nineteen hundred fifty eight. Yours is the first class that I have watched through all twelve years of formal schooling. I am proud of the way you have groXvn and matured. I hope that each member of the class will feel that it is a personal message when 1 say to all, May you, with God’s guidance, continue to grow in wisdom and service to mankind. Good luck in the years ahead!” RALPH M. T. JOHNSON Superintendent of Schools 4 Every man is my superior in some way, in that, I learn from him. Emerson My very best wishes for a happy and prosperous future. Charles L. Boice 5 MISS M. FISHER MR. GROSSO MISS J. CARROLL mrs. l. Macdonald MISS WHOLIHAN r 4. ' MRS. M. WHALEY MR. R. JACOUZZI MR. A. BLUM CLASS OFFICERS President James Grise Vice President Kenneth Taylor Secretary Deanna Sywak Treasurer George Huy go 9 YEARBOOK STAFF CO-EDITORS Michele Menton BUSINESS STAFF Chairman ........................Martha Stevens STAFF Priscilla Steck, Mary Lacey, Ruth Ann Plevka, Stephanie Myers ART STAFF Deanna Sywak, William Reynolds PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Chairman...........................Nancy Kellogg STAFF James Hennessey, Harry MacKinnon, Albin Hultgren, George Hugyo • ELECTIONS Chairman ................... Pat Callow Frank Polubinski, Kenneth Taylor, .Peggy Corbett, Ann McFarlane SPORTS Chairman ------------------------.George Hugyo Patricia O'Keefe STAFF Patricia Baldwin, Frank Polubinski, Edward Archer WRITEUP STAFF Chairman .....................Betsy Noxon STAFF Maureen Reynolds, James Hennessey, John Leonard, Roberta Bozzomo, Edward Archer, Deanna Sywak, Douglas Wilson, Margaret Corbett, James Grise, Terrence Shannon, Ruth Ann Plevka, Robert Allen, Patricia Callow, Ann McFarlane, Edward Giardina CLASS HISTORY AND PROPHECY Chairman ...................Paulette LaCava STAFF Laurence Hull, Martina Federici, Patricia Larsen ADVERTISING The Senior Class Faculty Advisor Mr. J. Piera 10 Library Club Dramatic Club Senior Prom Senior Play Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Yearbook Staff Class Dances 1,2,4 ROBERT R. AlIeN, Jr. Bob Girls are everywhere and so am 1.” Fun to be with . . .crazy laugh . . . romantic . . . usually seen with Kathy . . . ' Anybody want a ride?” . . . big tease. «r 4 lasketball 4 2 unior Prom uinor Minis Ministrcl for from eei Club 1,2 Dramatic Club 1 Class T)ance 1,2,4 PATRICIA MARY ARRUDA Vi Pint” ”The best uay to keep a friend ... is to be one!” Short and full of fun . . . contageous laugh . . . usually found in Jeromes . . . fondly known as Pat Cheruda” . . . How can I get out of gym?” Class Treasurer 1 Class President 2,3 Student Council Repre- sentative 1 Student Council Treasurer 3 Student Council President 4 Basketball 4 Football 4 Football co-captain 4 Junior Prom Senior Prom Yearbook Staff Junior Minstrel Magizine Campaign Manager Senior Play Class Dances 1,2,3,4 EDWARD CHARLES ARCHER Arch” ” Women are like elephants to me: I like to look at them, but I wouldn't like to have one.,t Collegiate . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . class heartbreaker . . . Moose . . . a friend to everybody . . . competent foot- ball captain. 12 Yearbook Staff Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Senior Prom Camera Club 1,2,3-4 (Press.) Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4 Freshmen Reception Class Dances 1,2,4 GEORGE P. BACEVIC Hot Lips The bigger they are the faster I run.” Remember the umbrella . . . proud of his acting ability . . . polite . . . Liberace's right-hand man . . . our chief projector. Yearbook Staff Class Dances 1,2,4 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Prom Senior Play Chcerleading Basketball 2,3,4 Softball 2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3 Freshmen Reception T PATRICIA V. BALDWIN Pat” “Laugh ami the world laughs with you; weep ami you weep alone.” Peppy cheerleader . . . good sport . . . Wanna hear a joke ... popular with everybody . . . athletic . . . Mrs. Boice’s pride and joy. Class Dances 1,2,4 Basketball 1,2 Manager 3 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Cheer leading 2 Yearbook Staff ROBERTA ANN BOZZOMO Bert” “When fate hands you a lemon, squeeze it and start a lemonade stand ” Known for her pajama parties . . . colle- giate . . . Bob . . . Grampa’s pal . . . loves to dance . . . crazy, mixed-up kid. 13 Class Secretary 1,2,3 PATRICIA ANN CALLOW Pat Class Dances 1,4 „ A , .. „ j V. Cheering A imtl can Ket you a” 'bing. Varsity Cheering Never a dull moment . . . Oh! those Junior Prom Marines , . . dance fiend . . . keeps the Junior Minstrel Marlborg Company in business . . . Bow Senior Play Wow! . . . Ipana smile. Senior Prom Glee Club 1,3 Yearbook Start Dramatic Club 4 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Glee Club 1,2,3 Yearbook Start TlARY L.ThRISTOPHUR Mary ’’If two years were only an hour Sweet kid . . . Dick . . . quiet . . . can t wait to graduate . . . those specs are a cute trademark . . . full of fun. Yearbook Start Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Prom Senior Play Glee Club 1,2,3 Library Club 1 Cheering 1,2 Freshmen Reception BETTY JANE CHUVALA B J. ’’Good things come in .mall packages. Partial to Danbury . . . boys . . . certain drag with the faculty . . . Halo ad . . . Huh! ... on cloud nine . . . usually seen with Carole. 14 Y taff ewall 1,2 Heading 2 ior Prom unior Minstrel nior From enior Play ilee Club 1,2,3 Dramatic Club -1 Class Dances 1,2,4 Freshmen Reception MARGARET ANN CORBETT Peggy Giggle and Peggy will giggle uiih you. be quiet and Peggy will giggle alone. Enjoys a good time . . . proud of her know- ledge of meat . . . Stony Hillite . . . future nurse . . . the willowy look . . . dance fan. Yearbook Staff Senior Play Senior Prom Junior Prom Photo Club Ereshman Reception FLOYD H. J. DIBBLE Dib If at first you don't succeed forget it. Neat . . . remember the Chevy . . . Oh that laugh . . . our woman hater . . . loves a good argument . . . naturally curly hair. Library Club 1,2$ Glee Club 1.23 Yearbook Staff Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom MARTINA M. FEDERICI Mart Silence is a golden virtue.’ Usually found in the office . . . quiet and reserved . . . her defeat— Macbeth' . . . always catching up on homework . . . B. H. S. pony express. 15 Freshmen Reception Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Yearbook Staff JUDITH ANNE FILLOW '•Jute Money isn't everything hut its uay ahead of whatever is in second place.” Fingernails are her greatest asset . . . partial to green Fords . . . “Joe” . . . Never seen without her dog tags . . . pleasure before business. Track 3,4 Football 4 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom J.V. Basketball Yearbook Staff Class Dances 2,4 JOHN J. FITTON Fir Yon can't keep a good man down, or up either?” Oh those Freshman . . . long and lanky . . . when will those glasses be fixed? . . . cartoonist . . . world traveler . . . always ready with a helping hand. A Yearbook Staff Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Student Council 4 Basketball (Varsity 3.4) Basketball (J.V. 1,2) Dramatic Club 1 Class Dances 1,2,4 16 EDWARD F. GIARDINA, Jr. Gar” Great men are few and its swell to he one of them.” Me and my shadow . . . 'What are ya doing tonight? . . . prefers buses to midget cars . . . get those rebounds . . . silly as they come . . . likes talking, food, and girls. Class Dance 1,2,4 Freshmen Reception Photo Club 3,4 Dramatic Club Senior Class President Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Prom Senior Play Student Council 3,4 JAMES FREDERICK GRISE Grccse Don’t start any vast project uith only half vast ideas” Intelligent . . . Senior Class President . . . easy going . . . smart dresser . . . college bound . . . Lemme see ” Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Prom Senior Play Class Dances 1,2,4 Yearbook Staff WILLIAM GEORGE GULYA Gohoul 'Three things never to refuse Girls, food and money.” Gets up with the chickens . . . car troubles plus . . . Books are for the classroom” . . . remember Moron” the cop? Class Dances 1,2,4 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Senior Prom Senior Play Yearbook Staff Freshmen Reception JAMES L. HENNESSEY Jim” Don’t do tomorrow, that which can he done today. Ambitious . . . co-operative . . . crazy driver . . . always on the go . . . good Joe . . . night hawk. 17 v Is basketball (Varsity) 3,4 J.V. Basketball 2 Football 4 Yearbook Staff Class Dances 1,2,4 Senior Play Senior Prom Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Class Treasurer 2,4 Freshmen Reception GEORGE HUYGO Hugee” 1 live each Jay as if it's my last. Nice hair . . . Where’s the ball?” . . . hates to dance . . . class Scrooge . . . Class Treasurer 3-4 Senior Prom Football 4 Junior Minstrel Senior Play Yearbook Staff LAURENCE E. HULL ’Larry” What is so rare as a Jay in school Lots of fun . . . good mechanic . . . Where’s Paulette? . . . likes square danc- ing .. . fond of food. Yearbook Staff ALBIN T. HULTGREN Lanky Junior Minstrel Junior Prom ”Live ami Learn Senior Prom Prefers blond underclassmen . . . You can't tell a book by its cover” . . . souped- up Ford . . . loves a good joke . . . no cares, no worries. 18 Senior Play Senior Prom Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Class Dances 1,2,4 Baseball Team VINCENT M. KEILTY Vin Why worry? I don't.' Quiet . . . second home—First National . . . a certain Freshman girl . . . Studying is a past-time, why overdo it? ... a real nice kid. Sortball 1,2 ' Basketball 1,2 Class Dances 1,2,4 Yearbook Staff Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Dramatic Club 2,4 Glee Club 2 Freshmen Reception NANCY ANN KELLOGG Nance When I'm right no one remembers; when I'm wrong no one forgets Crazy as they come . . . soda jerk . . . nice clothes . . . good sport . . . loves her job and all that goes with it. Senior Play Senior Prom Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Freshman Reception HOWARD M. KNIFFIN Howey If you don't graduate this year, there's always next year. Loves those Freshman girls . . . quiet exterior but look again . . . homework is a myth. . . . nice eyes . . . always ready with a helping hand. 19 Class Dances 1,2,4 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Senior Play Senior Prom Dramatic Club 3,4 Glee Club 23 Yearbook Staff PAULETTE ANN LACAVA Paul” 'To err is human: to forgive Divine.” Dignified . . . always laughing . . . studious . . . Anyone seen Larry?” . . . dependable. Freshmen Reception Cheerleader 2,3 Captain 4 Dramatic Club 1 Glee Club 1,2,3 Junior Prom Junior Minstrqf Senior Prom Senior PlaJ, Class nan i J 31 4 MARY D. LACEY Lace” Quiet at first but look again ' Full of fun . . . competent captain of the cheerleaders . . . romantic . . . blushes as easily as she smiles . . . never without her little black book. Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Senior Prom Senior Prom Senior Play Yearbook Staff Class Dance 2 Freshmen Reception BARBARA G. LAMBERT Barb” ”Use your head, it's the little things that count. Better late than never . . . forever driving . . . on the quiet side—at times. . . never seen without the twins . . . always smiling. 20 Glee Club 1,2 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Yearbook Staff NANCY E. LARSEN Nan ''Eat, drink and be merry ’ Bob” . . . easily flustered . . . has trouble with her men . . . can’t wait to get out of Bethel ... I don't feel like taking gym to-day! Glee hub 1,2 Class Dances 1,2 Junior Prom Library Staff 4 Senior Play Senior Prom Yearbook Staff PATfclCIA ANN LARSEN Pat To be quiet is wonderful but to talk is divine Argumentive . . . Frank” ... a clown at heart . . . poetic . . . favors older men. Yearbook Staff Dramatic Club 4 Freshmen Reception Class Dances 2, 4 Senior Play Senior Prom Junior Prom JOHN P. LEONARD ’Reggie Do unto others what they would do unto you: but you do it first! Happy go lucky . . . Anybody want a ride?” . . . witty as they come . . . personality plus . . . good all around guy. 21 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Senior Play Senior Prom Yearbook Staff Class Dantes 1,2,4 Basketball Manager 4 HARRY ROBERT MACKINNON Mack” When you laugh the world laughs with you; you cry you cry alone.” Man can he bop . . . remembered for Elvis Presley . . . why should the devil have all the good times? . . . night hawk . . . Has anyone seen Taylor?” Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Prom Senior Play l GEORGE W. MCDERMOTT George The quicker I get out of school, the better” Partial to Brookfield girls ... 1 know a lot—I just can't think of it . . . Oh! what a driver . . . remember the chicken head . . . tempermental at times. 'I 4 Glee CJjub Cheerlpiwing 4 , Class DancesJh-3 Juniorj P(f n Junior Ttlinstf Senior, Play Senio HProm Libraryi, Draimtic Club 4 Yearbook Staff Student Council 3,4 BAftpAttA ANN McFARLANE Annie While there’s life there’s hope 'j Hat a doll!! . . . gift from the Islands . . . great tease . . . likes dancing ... I don’t know if I can.” 22 Class Dances 1,2,4 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Glee Club 1,2,3 J.V. Cheering 1 Varsity Cheering 2,3 Yearbook Staff Student Council Secretary 4 EVELYN F. MEHLIN Snooky No oath too binding for a lover Pretty as a picture . . . future bride . . . Larry’' . . . neat dresser . . . hidden temper. Senior Prom Senior Play Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Glee Club 1,2,3 Softball 1,2 Basketball 1,2.3 Student Council 1,4 Yearbook Co-Editor Dramatic Club 1 Class Dances 1,2,4 MICHELE ANN MENTON Micky There must be an easier nay. Moose . . . likes winter sports . . . tries anything once . . . likes clothes . . . loves to talk '.«o. . • ftcll liked bv all. Senior Play Senior Prom Class Dances 1,2,4 LEE MILLER Dingous A smile is the path to happiness. Quiet but watch out . . . found with Scooch . . . connections in Canada . . . a swell fellow to know . . . seldom in school. 23 Track 1 Basketball 2 Football 4 Library Club Junior Minstrel Senior Play Class Dances 1,2,4 Senior Prom Junior Prom ROBERT L. MOODY Bob Were all genius till the age of 10. Easy going . . . swell kid . . . reserved until you get to know him . . . muscle bound . . . enjoys cross state scenery. Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Glee Club 3 Yearbook Staff Senior Play Senior Prom Class Dance Library Staff 4 STEPHANIE M. MYERS Stevie 'Generally speaking, she's generally speaking Full of fun . . . Charles and me . . . likes motorcycles . . . witty as they come . . . appreciates the finer things in life. Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Cheerleading 1,2,3 Glee Club 2 Freshman Reception Class Dances 1,2,4 Library Club 2 Yearbook Staff BETSY ANN NOXON Bet It matters not how long you live, but how well” Misses her class of ’56 buddies . . . re- member the Leprecons? . . . clothes horse . . . a line as long as the Mason Dixon . . . attractive blond. 24 Class Dances 1,2,3.4 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Glee Club 1,2,3 Dramatic Club 2,3,4 Yearbook Co-editor Freshman Reception PATRICIA MARY O'KEEFE Pat “The good things in life to you are just loaned so how can you lose what you’ve never owned.” Feminine personfied . . . combination of cuteness and sophistication ... a go getter . . . stormy romances . . . reliability plus. Freshman Reception Class Dances 1,2,4 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Candy Chairman RUTH ANN PLEVKA Ruth “Anything worthwhile doing, is worth doing for money.” Silly but smart ... a hen-cackle laugh . . . class news reporter . . . our efficient candy chairman . . . wizard of the sewing machine ... fun to be with. Football 4 Cross country 3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 J.V. Basketball 2 Junior Minstrel Senior Prom Junior Prom Yearbook Staff Class Dances 1,2,4 FRANK A. POLUB1NSKI, Jr. •,Pub,, The bigger they are the harder they fall.” Little but oh my . . . ”In the spring a young man s fancy—” . . . blushes easily . . . a dash of quiet and serious manner . . . calm, cool, and collected. 25 1 c Class Dances 1,2 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Senior Play Football 4 Baseball Basketball Manager 4 Senior Prom LESTER C. REED, Jr. ,,Les,•, The world cannot live at the level of its great men. Micky's boy . . . loves winter sports . . . tries to ski . . . Oh those crazy parties . . . a great admirer of figures—not mathe- matical. Glee Club 1,2,3 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Senior Play Senior Prom Dramatic Club 4 Class Dances 1,2 J.V. Cheering MAUREEN E. REYNOLDS Live, Love, Laugh and he happy. Good things come in small packages . . . a Dennis the Menace . . . personality plus . . . Oh! that Redding boy . . . that blush . . . hot Irish temper. Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Dramatic Club Yearbook Staff 26 WILLIAM S. REYNOLDS. JR. •Billy All great men are dying—and I'm not feeling so well myself.” What a doll! ... dig that crazy crewcut . . . flashy dresser . . . prefers underclassmen . . . Billy’s car without a girl is like bread without butter. V. Class Dances 1,4 Junior Prom Senior Prom Junior Minstrel Baseball 2,4 BRUCE CARL RUDERMAN Carr’ ,Books are for the classroom Fun to have around . . . that Dunn girl . . . popular and polite . . . clown at heart . . . a serious thinker in spite of it all. Class Dances 1,2,4 Junior Prom Senior Prom Junior Minstrel ABBOTT B. SCHLEMMER Abb Why should I let studies interfere with my education Rock and roll fiend . . . more often out of school than in it . . . preference for alumni ... a devil lurks behind that devil face . . . I'm late because— Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 4 Football 4 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Cross country 3 JON R. SCOLP1NO Skelly Have a good time while you can.” Good dancer . . . life of the party . . . Maybe 1 can get the car— ... a swell fellow to know . . . prize gum chewer. Junior Minstrel Junior From Senior Prom Senior Play Dramatic Club 4 Yearbook Staff Class Dances 1,2,4 Freshmen Reception TERENCE J. SHANNON Sidney If you are looking behind you must be ahead. When I’m not near the girl 1 love, I love the girl I'm near.” . . . Irish temper . . . Miss Carroll’s pride and joy . . . likes fun . . . WOW! Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Class Dances 1,2,4 Senior Prom Yearbook Staff LEONARD E. STAIB Lenny As innocent as an unlit fire cracker Gets things done in his own quiet way . . . Abbott’s side-kick . . . better late than never . . . romantic? ... no cares, no worries. Glee Club 1,2,3 Basketball 1 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Senior Prom Yearbook Staff PRISCILLA J. STECK Pris” What a life. Oh those eyes! . . . Florida has its attrac- tions, but---. . . Have you seen Mary? . . . Paul . . . home aw-ay from home— Principes. 28 learbook Staff Glee Club 1 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Class Dances 1,2,4 Freshman Reception MARIAN MARTHA STEVENS Chippy” '‘Another day, another dollar.” Nice to know . . . blushes as easily as she smiles ... a real help to the Senior class . . . great typist . . . reserved ’till you get to know her. Glee Club 1,2,3 DEANNA JUNE SYWAK Deanie” CheeHeading 2.3.4 AU uork and ”° play' is or ,he birds Yearbook Staff Always talking . . . seems completely Junior Prom angelic until . . . remember ' Beth ’, the Junior Minstrel real, live wildcat? . . . dreamy brown eyes Senior Play . . . definite individualist. Senior Prom Class Dances 1,2,4,3 Dramatic Club 4 Freshman Reception Class Secretary 4 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 4 Track 1 Football 4 Class Vice President 1,4 Treasurer 3 Student Council 1,2,3 Class Dances 1,2,4 Yearbook Staff KENNETH JOHN TAYLOR Ken” All the world love; a lover” What a guy! . . . star basketball player . . . class Don Juan . . . always clowning around . . . never seen alone . . . Oh that physique. 29 Glee Club 1,2,3 Basketball 4 Yearbook Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Senior Prom RUTH EDNA WHITE Ruthie A friend in need is a friend indeed” Friendly . . . quiet . . . quite a giggler . . . loves basketball ... an amorous smile. Basketball 1,4 Football 4 Football 4 Senior Play Senior Prom Freshman Reception DOUGLAS WILSON Doug You can’t get arrested for uhat you’re thinking.” Popular in Pennsylvania—and here too . . . never without a grin except in the morn- ing . . . masculine . . . Got a butt?” . . . good sport ... a clown at heart. 30 This is certainly a smooth ride. Oh yes, there is nothing like the new customized rocket ship in which to travel out in space. By the way, is this your first trip out in space? Yes, and I think it is a wonderful idea for a class reunion. Who thought it up? Jimmy Grise, our senior class president. Come to think of it, it does sound like Jimmy. Who else could think up such a novel idea? Just think, ten years ago today we were graduating. .Doesn t it seem like an eternity. It certainly does. Why 1 can remember when we were writing the class history for the yearbook that we found it difficult to remember the class officers, and that was only four years later. Don't I know! But there is one thing that I know I never shall forget. What was that? The Senior play, of course. Don’t you remember Paint The Town Pink? Certainly I do. Who could forget it, especially when Jack Leonard added that extra line of Is there a dog in it? What knocked me was when Paulette LaCava sat in the pink paint and ruined three outfits. All I can say is, that it was a good thing Miss Fisher had enough dresses. Remember the brain storming session? That was a real riot, especially with Maureen Reynolds, Pat Baldwin, and Eddie Giardina. Why with that combination they could have made history. Speaking of brain storming, why don’t we try it again? After all, we have at least fifteen minutes before we hit the space platform. What are we going to brain storm on? Well, since this is a class reunion, why not reminisce on the wonderful, carefree days when we were back at Bethel High. When I count three, let us begin. I, 2, 3 — go. Freshman Year class officers were: President, Mary Lou Durgy; Vice-President, Secretary, Pat Callow; and Treasurer, Wait a minute, what about the activities? Don't tell me we studied all the time. Come to think of it, we had the Freshman Reception. Oh yes, remember when Peggy Corbett had to count a whole jar full of beans, and John Showalter did Romeo and Juliet with Faith Zebroski. John left us in our Sophomore year, and Faith left in our Junior year. What about the Freshman Dance? Oh yes, wasn’t that a twerp dance? It certainly was. In fact, all of our dances were twerp style. Sophomore year we had our Sadie Hawkins Hop. Who were our class officers that year? Let me see. President, Edward Archer; Vice-President, Robert Allen; Secretary, Patricia Callow; and Treasurer, George Hugyo. Did anything exciting happen that year? 1 don’t believe so. (Interruption — a message) The pilot, John Fitton, just radioed back that we have less than ten minutes before landing, so keep coming with more information. Junior year, that was a year to remember. Junior Minstrel with our favorite basketball players Kenny Taylor and George Hugyo singing Goobers Peas. I don't think I'll ever forget George Bacevic singing Walking In The Rain.” Remember Albin Hulgren with the empty suitcase? How could I forget? My vocal chords are still sore from yelling. Who were our class officers that year? President, Eddie Archer; Vice-President, Bob Allen; Secreary, Patricia Callow; and Treasurer, George Hugyo. (Interruption) What is that nice sound coming from the rear of the ship? I don’t know. Ask the stewardess, Nancy Larsen. She might know. Don’t you recall the music? That is the theme song of our Junior Prom Three Coins in the Fountain.” (Interruption ) ZOOM . . . ZOOM. Look, there go two rocket ships. Are they racing? From what I can see they are. Who is in the lead? Larry Hull in the Thunderbird Rocket is ahead by a nose, and Floyd in his Chevy Corvette is steadily catching up. Wait a minute. I believe they are being chased by a police rocket. Look who it driving it, Betsy Noxon, the only policewoman in the space patrol. Back to the Junior Year. That year Maureen Reynolds and Kenny Taylor were crowned king and queen of the prom. All passengers secure your safety chairs. We are now about to hit the space platform. I can't wait until we get there. Just think of seeing all our classmates again. Why, it will be like old times. . to hear that Nancy Kellogg and Priscilla Steck have opened a girls' gym with Martina Federici as Physical Fitness Director. . to learn that Pat Callow and Roberta Bozzomo own the Tweed Shop with all the latest fashions from France, while Mary Lacey does most of the modeling. . to find that Harry MacKinnon is the manager of the Boston Celtics. . to see Evelyn Mehlin as mechanic to her own car. . to know Frank Polubinski plays for the San Francisco Giants. . to hear Terry Shannon is making coffee in Danbury Teachers College laboratory. . to see Peggy Corbett head nurse at Danbury Hospital with her assistant, Maureen Reynolds. . to see Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hull (the Mrs. better known as Paulette LaCava to us) riding by in one of their many new sports cars. . to see Kenny Taylor, Eddie Giardina, and George Hugyo all playing basketball for the Moon Team with Pat Baldwin cheering them on. . to see that after trying all other occupations, Jack Leonard, in all desperation, turned to being a clown. We seem to think it fits his personality. . to see Betsy Noxon purchasing agent for Mullaney's, with her assistant George Bacevic. . to hear John Fitton, commander of a space patrol, with his right hand man Floyd Dibble, running the space ships on the fuel that the great scientist, Dr. Jim Grise, discovered. . to see Nancy Larsen, the famous male manicurist, doing the hands of the famous atomic minded tycoon, Albin Hultgren. If all these things came true, I would be surprised, wouldn't you? PROPHECY A reunion—after ten long years—finally a reunion. I cannot wait to see and talk to old friends and listen to their adventures. I know I will be surprised . . . . . . to see Martha Stevens as private secretary to contractor William Reynolds. . . . to hear that Lester Reed is now head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington. D.C., while Michele Menton, his private nurse, keeps him in good health. . . . to know that Vincent Kielty has just opened his own supermarket right next door to Jim Hennessey's Liquor Store; and William Gulya supplies poultry products to the supermarket. . . . to learn that Bob Moody, George McDermott, Lee Miller, Abbott Schlemmer, and Leonard Staib are stationed on the atomic submarine, the Nautilus. . . . to find Pat Larsen, Pat Arruda, and Barbara Lambert opening a beauty shop next door to Bob Allen's and Mary Christopher's Music Shop; while across the street, Carl Ruderman is operating a T.V. store. ... to learn that the new English department at Bethel High features Howard Kniffen, Douglas Wilson, and Jon Scolpino. ... to hear that Betty Jane Chuvala has opened a car hop with Ruth Ann Plevka as chief waitress. . . . to learn that Eddie Archer and his Mrs. (Ann McFarlane) have moved to the Virgin Islands. ... to know that Pat O’Keefe is writing stories on the world of children while Deanna Sywak is her ardent reader. ... to see Ruth White in her new Home Economics class at Bethel High. ... to find Judy Fillow and Stephanie Myers in their new homes. 35 We, the Class of 1958, of Bethel High School, Bethel, Connecticut, being of sound mind and questionable delusions, do, on this, the ninteenth day of the month of June, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, declare this to be our last Will and Testament. To Mr. Johnson . . . we bequeath the second class to finish its education under his guidance. To Mr. Boice ... we bequeath a hall full of candy wrappers. To Miss Treat... we bequeath a French class that speaks French. To Mr. Piera ... we bequeath a new bass fiddle. To Miss Fisher ... we bequeath her a great scientist. To Mrs. Stokes ... we bequeath a second Nancy Kellogg., To Mrs. MacDonald ... we bequeath 2,763,232.32 books to enlarge the library. To Mr. Swanson . . . we bequeath an alarm clock so he will be on time. To Mrs. Whaley ... we bequeath 10 icecube trays to supply lab. To Mr. MacDonald ... we bequeath an efficient secretary. To Miss Werelius ... we bequeath a solution for X. To Miss Schmidt ... we bequeath a caldron. To Miss Wholihan ... we bequeath a second Jack Leonard. To Miss Carroll ... we bequeath a class that reads editorials and knows what the President's speech was about. To Miss Green ... we bequeath a megaphone. To Mrs. Boice ... we bequeath a winning girls’ basketball team. To Mrs. Short ... we bequeath the Long of it. To Mr. Jacouzzi... we bequeath a Marathon runner. To Mr. Blum .. . we bequeath a future President. To Mr. Brawley ... we bequeath the Harlem Globe Trotters. To Mr. Grasso ... we bequeath a boys’ Glee Club. To Mrs. Chickering ... we bequeath someone to take Martina’s place. To Marie . .. we bequeath a gift certificate to Tiffany's. To Mrs. Villardi ... we bequeath a new mimeograph machine. To Mr. Shaw ... we bequeath elevator shoes. To Mr. Mitchell ... we bequeath a motorized broom. To Mr. Lynch ... we bequeath a power hoist. Bob Allen . . . leaves his musical ability to Jim Bridges. Eddie Archer . . . leaves his athletic ability to Ray Jennings. Pat Arruda . . leaves her height to Edna Kellogg. George Bacevic . . . leaves his masculine ways to Joe Curesky. Pat Baldwin . . . leaves her singing ability to Pat Eichorn. Roberta Bozzomo... leaves her car to anyone who thinks he can drive it. Pat Callow . . . leaves her eye shadow to Barbara Thomas. Mary Christopher . . . leaves her quiet ways to Lynn Zukas. Betty Jane Chuvala . .. leaves her hair to Joann Schmucker. Peggy Corbett .. . leaves to go to Danbury Hospital. Floyd Dibble . . . leaves his ability to drive to Guy Howard. Martina Federici... leaves her job in the office to Kayanne Straiton. WILL Judy Fillow ... leaves her hair bows to Keith Managan. John Fitton .. . leaves his traveling experiences to Ray McHatten. Eddie Giardina . . . leaves, ducking under the door. Jim Grise .. . leaves his brains to Richard Layda. Bill Gulya . .. leaves his chickens to Betty Jane Cuthbert. Jim Hennessey .. . leaves his broom to his brother Bob. Gearge Hugyo .. . leaves his H 2 0 2 to Danny Grosso. Larry Hull... leaves his baby rattle to Pat Parsons. Albin Hultgren ... leaves his place on the flats to Gardner Ayers. Vincent Keilty . .. leaves his romantic ways to Sandy Davis. Nancy Kellogg .. . leaves herself to Eddie English. Howard Kniflin . .. leaves his freshmen girls to the sophomore boys. Paulette LaCava . . . leaves her ability to get along with the faculty to Barbara Downs. Mary Lacey ... the first of the Laceys, wishes Margaret Carroll, the first of the Carrolls, success at B.H.S. Barbara Lambert . .. leaves her seat in English 3B to Leslie Pearlman. Nancy Larsen . .. leaves her ability to get along with boys to Kathy Denninger. Pat Larsen .. . leaves her gentle ways to Donna Kehoe. Jack Leonard ... leaves his wit to Pat Brundage. Harry MacKinnon . .. leaves his sideburns to Pat Delong. George McDermott... leaves his Brookfield girls to Larry Straiton. Ann McFarlane . .. leaves her island to Bernice Nash. Evelyn Mehlin .. . leaves her diamond ring to Nancy Evans. Michele Menton .. . leaves her soprano voice to Harold Wheeler. Lee Miller . .. leaves his alarm clock to Bryant Giffin. Bob Moody ... leaves his leather jacket to Carole Tenk. Steffie Myers . . . leaves her country home to the person who'll have the Senior Play Party. Betsy Noxon . .. leaves her place at the bus-stop to Carole Meade. Pat O’Keefe .. . leaves her gym suit to Linda Hampton. Ruth Ann Plevka... leaves the headaches of candy chairman to anyone who wants them, ’rank Polubinski . . . leaves his bashfulness to Gayle Sprague. L. ter Reed . . . leaves his skiing ability to Mike Burns. Maureen Reynolds . . . leaves a little of this and a little of that to Tommy Steck. Bill Reynolds . . . leaves his matching sweater to Betsy Shaw. Carl Ruderman ... leaves his giggle to Connie Falardeau. Abbott Schlemmer . . . leaves his dream car to Bobby Boyd. Jon Scolpino . .. leaves his ability to dance to Caroline Boyer. Terry Shannon ... leaves Irish lullabys to Gilbert Bastos. Leonard Staib ... leaves his sister, Mary Staib. Priscilla Steck ... leaves her Cadillac to Carol Wright. Martha Stevens . .. leaves her arms to Venus DeMilo. Deanna Sywak . . . leaves her old boy friend and outspoken ways to Kathy Jackson. Kenny Taylor ... leaves his Romeo touch to Bob Cher. Ruth White . .. leaves her love for basketball to Marcia Sturdevant. Doug Wilson . . . leaves his wink to Lea Jane Thayer. 37 HOROSCOPE FAVORITE NAME NICKNAME EXPRESSION FAVORITE PASTIME Robert Allen Bob” Sho Nuff Being where he's not supposed to be Edward Archer Arch” Nice talk Being a tease Patricia Arruda • Half-Pint” Oh! I thought I’d die Being with her boy friend George Bacevic Hot lips” Hit it again, it’s still moving Cameras Patricia Baldwin Pat” Shake a leg” Dancing and singing Roberta Bozzomo Bert Oh, keep quiet Going down to Conners Engineering Patricia Callow Pat” Man, is that sultry Learning the lastest dances Mary Christopher Mary” Jeepers Crow” Going on dates Betty J. Chuvala B. J. You know me Flirting Margaret Corbett Peggy Be quiet Bowling Floyd Dibble Dib You want to bet?” Driving Martina Federeci Mart” Oh, really?” Reading Judith Fillow Jute Oh, for Heavens sake Going out with Joe John Fitton Fit Oh, I think so” Necking Edward Giardina Gar Thanks a lot, fellows Basketball James Grise Greese” EEK!” Loaning ties William Gulya Ghoul Oh, shut up” Being with his chickens James Hennessey Jim So what” Goofing off with Bill George Hugyo Hugee” Curses, foiled again” Parking Lawrence Hull Larry Makes you wonder Watching girls Albin Hultgren , Lanky” O.K., Miss Green Girls Vincent Keilty Vin OK, Dad” Working Nancy Kellogg Nance Who can get the car tonight?” Getting in difficulty with teachers Howard Kniffen Howey Oh? We had homework? Talking with the Freshman girls Paulette LaCava Paul” Do you really think so?” Missing the school bus Mary Lacey Lace Oh! My goodness Cheering Barbara Lambert Barb Oh! For Pete sake 38 Writing to a certain boy HOROSCOPE PRIZE USUALLY GREATEST MOST EMBARRASSING POSSESSION FOUND AMBITION MOMENT A junior named Kathy Anywhere To toast an English muffin without burning it. I refuse to answer Autographed football Anywhere To get out of High School Getting soap at football practice Emmet Kelly Doll Jerome’s To get out of school Telling a joke to a friend and a lady heard me Ice skates Home Be a star in the Ice Follies of 1995 Remember the umbrella, George My Redding traits With Barbara A lawyer’s secretary Time she offered Miss Schmidr some peanuts My Ford station-wagon With Bob Lab technician On the boat Her walk In her car To be an actress When something broke in Latin class Dick With Dick To have a home of her own The night she said, It’s cold in here. My freedom With Carole To be a nurse When George walked into the closet The car I don't have Grand Union To be a full-fledged nurse At the creek, remember, George? Chevy hardtop In his car Own a Corvette When Mr. Brawley eavesdropped in the- ca feteria Her brother Home Be a teacher During an Algebra exam Joe At Drum Corps To be a secretary At the skating rink His specs With Kathy Go to the Moon First day with his car Gym bag All over To be a teacher In back of Berry School Watch A P College When Mr. Swanson asked me to do a cheer before assembly Big G poultry With his chickens Be successful The time he short-changed St. Thomas Rectory My car Post office Quit school Returning for my senior year at Bethel High School Car Gayle’s Join Navy When pictures were taken in locker roon after a game My car In the barn To race cars Snowball fight in the cow barn Car The fiats Navy When he hit a car Car With his girl Get out of high school When he ran into a trailer truck English Drug Company At English's To get married When she accidentally made a U-turn around the Danbury Police booth His car Around the Freshmen Get out of B.H.S. 6:00 A.M., January 9, 1958 French poodle, Willy With Larry To accomplish something One day in Mr. Blum’s class Kenny With Kenny Stewardess Time she forgot her tights Her car With the twins Get out of school 39 One day in Bookkeeping HOROSCOPE FAVORITE NAME NICKNAME EXPRESSION FAVORITE PASTIME Nancy Larsen Nan” Oh! I don’t know” Staring Patricia Larsen Pat I’m not kidding Dating Frank John Leonard Reggie I've got more troubles than Heinz has pickles” Joking with Sidney Harry MacKinnon Mack” Get off my back Fooling with the fellows George McDermott George” So what?” Looking for girls Ann McFarlane Annie Really!” Swimming Evelyn Mehlin Snooky Oh yeah?” Being with Larry Michele Menton Mickey” Lookie Cookie” Writing letters Lee Miller Dingous Where are all the girls?” Playing wolf Robert Moody Bob I didn’t do it” Thinking up ways to get out of work Stephanie Myers Stevie” Oh! Shut up Going out with Charles Betsy Noxon Bet Oh, shaw Waiting for the prep bus Patricia O'Keefe Pat Have you seen ... ?” Dancing Ruth Ann Plevka Ruth Oh, my goodness” Listening to records Frank Polubinski Pub You know” Trying to avoid the Freshman girls Lester Reed Les” Oh yeah?” Water skiing Maureen Reynolds Mo Hi! Feller” Waiting for the weekend William Reynolds Billy Ya like that, huh? Goofing with Jim Carl Ruderman Carl” Goodness gracious Baseball Abbott Schlemmer Abb” ” Sitting at Jim’s Jon Scolpino Skelly Censored” Baseball Terrance Shannon Sidney” Well, that’s the breaks” Joking with Reggie Leonard Staib Lenny” Man, dig that crazy chick” Hanging around with his buddies Priscilla Steck Pris Oh! Yea Writing letters Martha Stevens Chippy” Oh, nuts Listening to records Deanna Sywak Deanie” Honestly” Talking on the phone Kenneth Taylor Ken” Nicie Nice” Basketball Ruth White Ruthie Shut up” Basketball Douglas Wilson Doug” Hi ya! Honey Sleeping 40 HOROSCOPE PRIZE POSSESSION USUALLY FOUND GREATEST AMBITION MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT Her pocketbook With Bob Go to West Point In English class Frank With Frank Beautician In Latin class, March 1956 My car St. Mary's Get lost in Alaska When Mr. Brawley eavesdropped in the cafeteria His sideburns With Kenny Bookkeeper When his car stalled and hit car behind him His car Riding around To go 150 m.p.h. Freshman Reception Her tan With Maureen Be educated She doesn’t embarrass Larry With Larry Get married Going to one prom with two boys Her puddle jumper At Mary’s To replace her puddle jumper When she was hit in the face with a blueberry pie Susan Hunting Telephone installer Sleeping in Economics His hot rod With Randy Pass English 4B When he was told to act his age Her ring Looking for Charles Secretary Senior Play party A Fairfield ring At Mullaney’s Secretary The night she forgot her tights White sweater Home Go around the world At Southbury game Her clothes Looking for the potato chip man I.B.M. operator When policeman shined his light in her face His father's car Home Grow When Mrs. Mac called him Frank Scolobinski His Ford In his pool Engineer The day nothing was coming but a truck Chip With Ann Finish nursing When she took a Wiggins for a Higgins ’59 ring At Betsy’s Own a red Cadillac Meeting Peggy at the football game Car At Ellen’s Be successful Getting stuck in a ditch at 2:00 A.M. His purple Mercury Principe’s Navy The time a picture was taken in the locker room Money Joanie's front porch Navy When caught sitting with Pat His hat First National Meat manager at First National When asked to do a cheer before student body His head of hair With Abbott Graduate this year The night of the party Paul In her Caddie Dress designer The day she missed the plane in Florida Her records Playing records I.B.M. keypunch operator When the car stalled at the wrong time!! Ability to draw With Pat Go to college I’ll never tell! Mary With Mary Pro basketball player One night in the cemetery Basketball letter Home Secretary Passing ball to the wrong team Suede jacket With Eddie Air Force 41 Hey Doug, how about the locker room THINGS TO LOOK FORWARD TO Reunions Our future careers Space travel Summer of '58 Turning 21 Alumni games A new gym for B.H.S. The year we beat Tech Making our first million Meeting old classmates Graduating from college Going new places Not being called bunnies Our own homes Not being used as an example Invasion from Mars Changing the positions of our class rings Having pocket change Getting married 21st century Meeting new people Returning just to visit Being independent Growing up THINGS TO BE THANKFUL FOR Recess Miss Fisher’s guidance T.V. in Problems Snow storms The eight week system Spirited cheerleaders Being a member of the class of '58 Our class advisors 2:30 p.m. Vacations Saturdays Our successful play Graduating Senior candy money Movies in P.O.D. Acetylsalicylic Acid in the lab Our two goldfish Being SENIORS Extra-curricular activities General purpose period Mon.—Wed.—Friday .. . No GYM Principes Seniors who drive That we graduated from B.H.S. 42 THINGS TO FORGET Homeroom 17’s desks and chairs Lunch in the cafeteria Candy papers in the hall Empty wallets Freshmen Fire extinguishers in chemistry lab Assemblies Gym Detentions Abbott Tech The day the new basketball uniforms ran Cocoa Deadlines Research papers Flat tires at 12:30 in the morning Some marks Advertisements on T.V. in Problems 24-minute Lunch Class meetings The football game at Saint Mary’s English IV Crowded girls’ rooms Classes in the basement Shocks from lockers THINGS TO REMEMBER B.H.S. New Year's Eve at Pat Callow’s Our fabulous fountain Bowling Movies in Problems After the play at Stephanie’s Music appreciation class in the attic Sunset Diner Beth, the real, live wildcat Pizza at the Old Oak Play rehearsal Leonard’s taxi service Bringing back football Senior class Freshman reception Yearbook meetings Jimmy's, Angel's, and the Nightclub After school at Principies All of our dances and proms Tobogganing at midnight Mr. Blum's jokes Faculty basketball game Counting holes in the ceiling The most wonderful four years of our lives 43 CLASS VOTES 44 MOST Popular ______________Edward Archer Original ____________Jack Leonard Ambitious ___________Edward Archer Dramatic -----------George Bacevic Bashful ____________-Frank Polubinski Artistic ___________John Fitton Dignified ..........Floyd Dibble Talkative ..........Edward Giardina Thoughtful _________John Leonard Studious ___________James Grise Poetical ___________Jack Leonard Dependable .........James Hennessy Athletic ...........Jon Scolpino Musical_____________Robert Allen Romantic -----------Ken Taylor Comical ____________Jack Leonard Likely to Succeed---Edward Archer Masculine __________Ken Taylor Feminine —---------- Courteous __________William Reynolds Optimistic ---------Jack Leonard Intelligent ---------James Grise Collegiate _________Edward Archer Easiest to Rattle --George Bacevic Wittiest ___________Jack Leonard Nosiest ___________-—Douglas Wilson Cutest Couple ------Kenneth Taylor Class Baby ---------George Hugyo Class Hustler -------James Hennessy Woman Hater---------James Grise Man Hater___________ Nighthawk___________James Hennessy Vamp --------------- Sheik ______________Douglas Wilson Bookworm ___________James Grise Politician _________Lester Reed First to Marry -----Jon Scolpino Heartbreaker _______Edward Archer Detention Champ —Howard Kniffin Tardy ______________Abbott Schlemmer Worst Drag__________George Bacevic Worst Driver _______Lester Reed Did Most for Class...James Hennessy Sincere ____________Edward Archer Fun To Be With —-Jack Leonard BEST Driver _______________Floyd Dibble Drag with Faculty ....Edward Archer Natured ____________-.Jack Leonard Dancer ______________Jon Scolpino Sport________________Jack Leonard Smile ...............Douglas Wilson All Around __________Edward Archer BIGGEST Line ______________Terrance Shannon Tease __________Douglas Wilson Flirt __________Douglas Wilson Giggler ________Carl Ruderman Grind __________James Grise Bluff __________George McDermott Gossip _________James Hennessy ESTS Neatest ______________William Reynolds Quietest ____________Lee Miller Handsomest __________Kenneth Taylor Prettiest ___________ Cutest _______________William Reynolds Hardest to Rattle____Edward Archer Maureen Reynolds Patricia O'Keefe Paulette LaCava Patricia O'Keefe Martina Federici Deanna Sywak Michele Menton Nancy Kellogg Nancy Kellogg Paulette LaCava Patricia O'Keefe Patricia O'Keefe Patricia Baldwin Mary Christopher Mary Lacey Nancy Kellogg Paulette LaCava Patricia O'Keefe Paulette LaCava Nancy Kellogg Paulette LaCava Nancy Kellogg Patricia Larsen Maureen Reynolds Nancy Kellogg Mary Lacey Ruth Ann Plevka Patricia O’Keefe Martina Federici Patricia Callow Patricia Callow Paulette LaCave Michele Menton Evelyn Mehlin Ann McFarlane Betty Jane Chuvala Patricia Callow Betty Jane Chuvala Pat Callow Patricia O'Keefe Maureen Reynolds Maureen Reynolds Evelyn Mehlin Patricia O'Keefe Maureen Reynolds Patricia Callow Nancy Kellogg Precilla Steck Michele Menton Patricia Callow Ann McFarlane Patricia Callow Nancy Kellogg Paulette LaCava Betsy Noxon Ruth Ann Plevka Maureen Reynolds Judith Fillow Margaret Corbett Maureen Reynolds Betsy Noxon FAVORITES TEACHER CANDY HIGH SCHOOI FOOD COLLEGE RADIO PROGRAM COLOR Blue T.V. PROGRAM ACTOR Jimmie Dean CLASS •'S8 ACTRESS Kim Novak MOVIE Around The World In 80 Days” BOOK .... Peyton Place” SPORT ... SEASON Spring DRINK .. 7 7 AUTHOR Pearl Buck SONG FLOWER NIGHT SPOT MALE SINGER CIGARETTE FEMALE SINGER .... Page Campbell POLITICAL PARTY Republican ORCHESTRA Glen Miller CAR PASTIME ....... Parking BASEBALL TEAM Dodgers IDEAL SENIOR BOY GIRL Hair.----------------------------------- William Reynolds Betty Jane Chuvala Eyes...................................Edward Archer Precilia Steck Nose-----------------------------------Leonard Staib Ann McFarlane Lips...-................................ Leonard Staib Evelyn Mehlin Complexion......._.....................William Reynolds Ann McFarlane Arms...................................Edward Archer Martha Stevens Legs...................................Kenneth Taylor Ann McFarlane Build..............._....................Edward Archer Figure.............................. — Mary Lacey Weight.—...............................Kenneth Taylor Mary Lacey Height......................................Edward Archer Patricia O'Keefe Personality— —......... ....................Edward Archer Maureen Reynolds 45 CLASS What would happen if: Mr. Johnson had elevated shoes Mr. Boice didn't have a hall full of candy papers Miss M. Fisher had to teach freshmen Miss J. Carroll didn't have her T.V. Miss M. Wholihan couldn't read certain people's minds Mr. R. Jacouzzi didn't have his backroom Miss M. Schmidt put duals on her car Mrs. L. MacDonald had roller skates Mrs. M. Whaley didn't have her flower shop Mr. A. Blum couldn't write a book Mr. J. Brawley found an effective reducing plan Miss A. Treat wasn't our class advisor Mr. J. MacDonald didn’t like yellow Mr. W. Swanson couldn't teach girls how to park Miss A. Werelius couldn't find the value of X Mrs. P. Stokes lost her stop watch Mr. J. Piera wasn't our yearbook advisor Miss J. Green ever had a class full of A” students Mr. J. Grasso swallowed his pitchpipe Mrs. L. Short was long Mrs. E. Boice lost the pinnies Mr. E. Chickering lost his T” squares Mrs. Chickering could always find whom she wanted Marie wasn’t in the office all the time Mrs. Vilardi wasn't so nice Mr. Lynch . . . Mr. Mitchell . . . Mr. Shaw . . . couldn't maintain B.H.S. Bob Allen couldn't meet Kathy in Physics Eddie Archer didn't think of girls as anything but elephants Pat Arruda grew George Bacevic didn't happen Pat Baldwin didn't have Aunt Esther Roberta Bozzomo’s car didn’t have a clutch and heater Pat Callow lost her wiggle Mary Christopher didn't have Dick Betty Janue Chuvala didn't have Carole Peggy Corbett ever agreed with Mrs. Mac Floyd Dibble ever had an accident that was his fault Martina Federici couldn’t work in the office Judy Fillow broke her fingernails 46 “IFS” John Fitton lost his glasses Eddie Giardina ever got a sports car Jimmy Grise asked a girl out Bill Gulya didn’t have his chickens Jim Hennessy didn’t sweep the floors George Hugyo couldn’t make love in the hall Larry Hull wore bermudas Albin Hultgren didn't have the Flats Vincent Keilty attended a class meeting Nancy Kellogg wasn’t such a good sport Howard Kniffin lost the freshman girls Paulette LaCava couldn’t study Mary Lacey wasn’t captain of the cheerleaders Barbara Lambert didn’t have her car Nancy Larsen ever took gym Pat Larsen didn't stick up for her sister Jack Leonard. Well! What would happen if we didn’t have Jack Leonard Harry McKinnon wore suspenders George McDermott lost his shovel Ann McFarlane didn’t have such a beautiful tan. Evelyn Mehlin lost her diamond Michele Menton lost her puddle jumper” Lee Miller died in English class Bob Moody ever did homework Steffie Myers didn’t have the senior play party Betty Noxon didn’t have Ruth Ann to bring her to school in the morning Pat O’Keefe couldn’t talk her way out of everything Ruth Ann Plevka couldn’t sell candy Frank Polubinski didn’t have his smile Lester Reed wasn't called Jr. Maureen Reynolds found out what the neuter gender was Bill Reynolds didn’t have a cousin in the senior class Carl Ruderman lost Ellen Abbott Schlemmer ever came to school on time Jon Scolpino got accepted by the Yanks Terry Shannon wasn’t such a lover Leonard Staib lost his paper boys Priscijla Steck didn’t have Florida Martha Stevens couldn’t type Deanna Sywak shut up Kenny Taylor couldn’t babysit with Mary on Saturday nights Ruth White wasn’t so pleasant Douglas Wilson did his English homework 47 HOW COULD WE FORGET Shawn Burns . .. left us to join the Navy ... full of fun .. . likeable Joanne Conners . . . newcomer in the Junior Year . . . left us to get married . . . real hot-rodder Joyce Coviello . .. left in Junior year to move to Arizona .. . very dramatic Carole Coppola ... left in Junior year ... nice to know... quiet Margaret Dickens . . . with us two years . . . moved to Fairfield . . . attended Danbury H.S. . . . quiet, but full of fun Mary Lou Durgy . . . left us in Senior year to get married . . . very pretty . . . capable cheerleader . . . active in class activities Jack Finer . .. with us in freshman year ... left to attend Henry Abbott Patricia Fitzgerald . . . Pat moved to California in Sophomore year . . . swell kid to know James Grierson ... Jim, with us our Junior year .. . remember the accent? Charles Hoyenski . . . Chad moved to Newton Paul Ludwig . . . left in Freshman year ... nice to know David Rasmussen ... left in Freshman year Donald Rasmussen . . . David's twin . . . left in Freshman year . . . likes Marines better than school John Showalter . . . Jackie, moved to Roxbury . . . attending Washington H.S. . . . with us two years . . . mischievous Jeanne White ... left in Freshman year ... fun to be with ... everybody's friend Faith Zebroski.. . with us for two years ... remember initiation? In our Sophomore year we lost three members of our faculty. Mr. Gentile was our very capable and understanding advisor for two years. We spent many happy hours with Mr. O’Dea in Biology and Science. When Mr. Schulster left, we lost another friend. He was an efficient director and leader of athletics. 48 Tluthop� Frolics Our class had just as much fun putting on our Junior Minstrel as the audience did watching it. Everyone in the class took part and helped in some small or large way. We had the traditional Inerductor, Edward Archer, and of course the humorous end men. Our thanks go to Mr. Blum who helped and guided us through the planning and presentation of the Junior Frolics. JUNIOR PROM We are extremely proud of our Junior Prom. The decorations were complemented and exclaimed over throughout Bethel High School. Done in the pastel colors of Spring, the gymnasium was transformed into a lovely ballroom. The center of attraction was a wishing fountain that really worked (after many a false start). The beautiful and modest queen of the affair was Miss Maureen Reynolds and our proud and handsome king was Kenneth Taylor. 51 )}) OMK Ji«yf bU . —JL 1 IUI MAIN CHARACTERS Mr. Clarke.............Robert Allen Rem Tyler..________.Jack Leonard Sally Renwick.....Patricia O’Keefe Christy Smith...............Deanna Sywak Directed by Miss A. Treat PAINT THE TOWN PINK Place! The office of the principal of Mansfield High School. Time: The present. Resume: The students of Mansfield High School take over the job of running the school for one day. So many things go wrong in the first act that it is hard to believe. The remainder of the play is devoted to setting things right. v 1 e ewioR g wjm a � St Of V CAV £IULV oon ___________UtRt bv Y s oe x)t Started ovrr AT WAT � M� HT r RCH SHooTl C« STAR ©oA HmOE, . C5o RAMORtTt To Alt iUAS C n wtteitt T«t RRo W KwaS DomC, l� 3c cuimotD vjRoai a staHut cyxhjD r%0 OtrvTT TO FoR f� oR£ Fo . o'clock vot STARTED MofTNt rneorfOl R SH% M 0 R� AT ORCVtR V© Aft. X SMAWu RttAtL VA£ ,T Ml VAAD tom Q- HT. LIBRARY CLUB Elizabeth Shaw ........................................................... President Robert Allen .................................................. ......Vice-President Constance Falardeau ................................................... Secretary Janice Rubley ................................................................ Treasurer Mrs. L. MacDonald ......................................................Faculty Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL Edward Archer...................................................................President Kay Ann Straiton ....................................................... Vice-President Evelyn Mehlin .............................................................. Secretary Joseph Curesky ......................................................... Treasurer Miss Jennie V. Carroll ............................................ Faculty Advisor 54 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Edward Archer James Grise Paulette LaCava Patricia O'Keefe Ruth Ann Plevka Lester Reed Martha Stevens Deanna Sywak THESPIAN SOCIETY Ruth Ann Plevka Joann Schmuecker Diana Vanzini — Caroline Shaw .. .....President Vice-President .....Secretary .....Treasurer DRAMATIC CLUB Paulette LaCava ... Ruth Ann Plevka Linda Hampton .. Bernice Lucas .... Miss M. Schmidt . .......President ..... Vice- President .......Secretary .......Treasurer Faculty Advisor 56 George Bacevic ...... Donald Giardina ..... James Grise _________ Mr. Emery Chickering PROJECTORS CLUB .........................................President ....................................Vice-President ...............-..............Secretary -Treasurer ...................................Faculty Advisor GLEE CLUB Mr. Grosso ........................ -...............Faculty Advisor CLASS OF 1959 Joseph Curesky ... Thomas Steck .... Carol Mead ______ Robert Hennessey Miss A. Werelius .......President ..Vice-President .......Secretary .......Treasurer Faculty Advisor 57 CLASS OF I960 Lewis Lamporte .. Steve Gallagher ... Jeanne Hess _____ Joan Allen ______ Miss M. Schmidt .......President ..Vice-President .......Secretary .......T reasurer Faculty Advisor CLASS OF 1961 Vivian Vilardie .............................................................. President Kathleen Shannon ...................... -.......-..................... Vice-President Suellen Toole ..................................... -........................Secretary Fredrica Timms.................................................................treasurer 58 Mrs. P. Stokes..........................................................Faculty Advisor TYPICAL S HOMEROOM ENGLISH IV A To-day first period will be last and third period will he after fourth.” 'Didn’t anyone do his homework?' BETWEEN CLASSES SENIOR SCIENCE Utter confusion, traffic jam, don’t slam the lockers. Let’s do something different today, like sending up a satellite. PHYSICS Who did you say Einstein was?” PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY ’That’s Us! ENIOR DAY CAFETERIA SOLID GEOMETRY What did you say this was? ' V= l 6Hh (3r i + 3r2_. + h2) ?” BOYS' GYM STUDY HALL Anyone for hopscotch?” This is a STUDY ball? TYPING THE END It’s a shame you can’t read your own shorthand. 63 Principle’s here we cornel FOOTBALL This year the first in many that B.H.S. fielded an eleven man football team. The coaches and team put in a great deal of time and effort to give football a good start for years to come. We wish success to all future teams. The seniors who participated were: Edward Archer ... Jon Scolpino ____ John Fitton ..... Douglas Wilson . Lester Reed ..... Larry Hull ...... Frank Polubinski George Hugyo ... Captain and Center ...............End ...............End .............. End .......... Tackle ........... Tackle ........Quaterback ..........Fullback The team was assisted and trained by Coach Swanson and Coach Tarrant. BASEBALL Captain—Jon Scolpino Manager—Thomas Taylor Coach—Mr. Joseph Tarrant Although as our yearbook goes to print the basebal season is just beginning, we have high hopes that this will be one of the best seasons ever. 73 BASKETBALL We can well be proud of the 1957-1958 basketball team in Bethel this year. The starting five were all from our own Senior Class. Kenny Taylor, star player, broke the all-time school record with forty points. The hard working seniors on this year’s team were: Kenneth Taylor, captain, and Edward Giardina, Douglas Wilson, Edward Archer, Jon Scolpino, and George Hugyo. Our own ambitious Coach Brawley directed the team. Lester Reed and Harry MacKinnon were managers. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Bethel Upsets Ric On Set,, oAio’s Fin Wildcats Climb to Third m HYSL Southern Division at the same tim :limbing to third in the Housatoni£ Valley Schoolmen Jon Scolpino dre Bethel a surprise 71-61 atonic Valley Schoolman's evening. The loss, a serious setback to Ridgefield in the Southern divi eon pennant race, coupled wit Southbury’s 48-39 victory o Washington and New Milfor- 4-30 verdict over Newtown, hi irtually “opened the gates’ fo Woodbury's league-leading ag- gregation in quest of its first rision title in 10 years. Bethel, which lost a previous lecision to Ridgefield in over- ime, nearly lost this one too af- er leading by 13 points at half- ime. Ken Taylor was high score) j 'or Bethel with 24 points while j eammate Ed Giardina chimed in ! vith equally important 23 tal- ies. Ridgefield's big gun, Fred Ifazzi, was limited to 17 points League’s Southern Di jgF nipped the Southbury . M In the other divis t ti pers held on to their v vo-foot layup to giv r Ridgefield in a Hou- Ton contest at Bethel Iasi fc VViidcats made a clean | vith a 52-38 decision f the triple-header play- _ ________ re some 300 fans as the pv ■■ 1 O TvSnt'Z SSpetnel Snaps von 32-24 over the New juniors. A scores: Agttal Boyi r (70) G. Giardina, Scolpino Archer, g Wilson, g F. 8 11 5 3 P. 27 131 10; «1 5 9 Losing Streal In CreenwicJ Beats St. Mary’s Quintet 82-52 Totals ' Newton p 70 igers, 73-72 last night lidgefield High’s Hilltoj e rankings in the leagu fireen Wave five of Ne ford High. : ach Jim Brawley’s Barnur era who had bowed 46 Dec. 10, ran their buddir ; ry string to three as Dov bn converted two free throv final 20 seconds of tl Southbury had time Bethel gym, ended. Bob Schwab’s visltol fourth in the leagi ow Unleashing their qjost pot coring thrust of the season, Uv, ... , , . tethel High school Varsity bas-!with a 44 record- Bethel 13 4 etballers trounced St. Mary’s1 Ken Taylor turned in a spar f Greenwich. 82-52 in Greenwich img performance as he totaled Taylor, g Lord, c . vhile Leary had his biggest out- Cullen, g ut of the season. 31 points Bethel will be host to Wash- ngton tonight in their previ- usly postponed game. At Newtown it was the same itory over again, for the eighth .onsecutive time. ____ Chances Good Still, with at least three mem- bers of last season’s starting five Qubick, f Seibert, f Smith .. 4 last night, snapping a five-game P. fiing streak. 2 Coach Jim Brawley’s lads, win- 2 ling their third of the season,, Bethel attack. eCeived brilliant. scoring from points from outside the key ar under the boards to lead tl 8 S 5 ----A Totals 22 Sen Taylor and Doug Wilson ho hit for 27 and 23 points eapectiwy. The t yo teams battled jiip and Bethel (73) Taylor Leads Wildcat? r a 1 . 47 uck the first aining a si termission y „ _ resumed, T Ken Taylor canned 27 points balance of and Ed Giardina was head and to any hop shoulders above the competition might have Dapk in action and with the Hen- under the backboards to form away, v Abbott Tech school quintet, the Wildcats knockout punch. Bethel’s ast year’s HVSL champions, in winning their second over o and 8. noving up to the newly formed the Indians this season, co ch The BeU .lass B (medium school) section jjm Brawley's Barnumtownersipreliminary f the league. thf Brawleymen’s evene i tlieir HVSL record atl The Brai with Bethel lead at in- when play [son and the ut the skids (Mary’s lads won going Boyd .. Giardina Scolpino Wilson Southbury (72) record is now Ureas won the Buckingham for sectional honors imbition8 (re good. The Wildcats start f •ractice next Monday with y 50 youngsters expected 3. Jack Qubick tossed in ts for the visiting New- s as they were dumped in the Southern Division 6cores: r, f ., :zyc, f g t W(i be ret at ] g •ut for the varsity. Junior ity and freshman squad Ma lave been running yith ross country team for the 0 days to get in shape. Forward Ken Taylor, last vc on’s second highest scorer lina c 15-points-per-game averd v’ill be on the squad as soon i •roken arm mends. He’s due to start light nits next week and may be or actual competition cason’p start. Ed Giardina, a 6-6 senior wf lome varsity experience, ar. 3ob Boyd, a junior who showe. ots of promise last season, ail jcing earmarked for e tartly :cnter and guard positions, res- pectively. Unexpected Bonus One unexpected bonus to the Bethelites is Doug Wilson, a 6-2 4 jSki . (tals . field I, t .. f .. jlli, c ., g ... Lcwy, g Pasquarella Totals 1-0. G. F. P. 11 2 24 2 1 5! 8 7 23 1 1 3 5 2 12 1 2 4 28 15 71 •r G. F. P 7 3 17 1 4 6 0 0 0 1 0 2 12 7 31 4 3 11 1 0 2 0 0 0 26 17 69 to Newtoi 22i Valley let evening, wi scheduled f The score Bethel K-. will be host n a Housatonic ►ntest Friday reshmen game i?lock. Taylor Paces Bethel The Bethel Wildcats’ star for ' ward, Ken Taylor, “had a goo mpi night.” in the words of 27 Jim Brawley, as he led his tear oo with 40 points over New Milforc ±•3 ™ . ... __ ____ 1.. G. F. 15 3 3 1 6 1 1 2 4 0 1 6 — — 30 13 ' G. F. 4 0 5 6 4 6 7 4 6 4 0 0 26 2Q K. Taylor, 1 D. Wilson, E. Giardina! I FG i-u. FT 11 E. Archer..........2 J. Spiegelhalter, .. 0 0 J. Birlaszyc ... 0 Totals St. Mary’s 35 12 w FG FT Jl Imbres, f ... 5 Healey, f ... 7 , A Landgrebe, c .,. ... 1 r Canning, g 1 8 Markanthony, g ..5 10 Myrdal, 0 O’Shea 2 t Totals 22 C4 O 00 Taylor hit on exactly half fUld goal chances as th ldcats gained an opening p lead, lost it to New Mi Ts Green Wave and then r ed it for keeps in the la V ted a foul shot to make and ace Ken Taylor, who le � scoring with 16 points, cor Sd on his two shots after ‘ false double foul was calle- wing a player mix up. Mark fiony canned his charity sho 'end' the scoring and gave hln point total tor the evening. Was Bethel’s second win ove Score at Halftime: i8 starts. St. Mary’s now ha f-8 record for the year. The Bethel Jayvees also I TRACK Captain—Edward English Manager—Joseph Magazzi Coach—Mr. John R. MacDonald CROSS COUNTRY 76 Captain—John Nelson Coach—Mr. Rocco Jacouzzi GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Barbara Thomas_____________________________________________________ Captain Linda Hampton ........'...............................................Manager Mrs. C. Boice .....—............................................... Coach GIRL’S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Diane Baldwin -------------------------------------- .Captain Linda Hampton .........................................Manager Mrs. C. Boice......................................... Coach 77 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS We think that this year’s cheerleaders did a terrific job. Their added touches of the real live wildcat and the free-for-all night really boosted the team and school spirit. Patricia Baldwin, Deanna Sywak, Ann McFarlane, Patricia Callow, Jo Ann Bielawski, Sharon Polibinski, Janice Rubley, Elaine Rossi, Julia King, and Leslie Pearlman were ably directed by Captain Mary Lacey and advised by Miss A. Treat. Thank you for a job well done. 78 Beit Wiili ei for the of tL CLa of 1958 THE BETHEL NATIONAL BANK BETHEL, CONN. Compliments of SENIOR LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of VANDERBILT CHEMICAL CORPORATION BETHEL DIVISION Compliments of BERNARD J. DOLAN, CO. Compliments of TERRY LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of THE BADEN CORPORATION Super Precision Ball Bearings DANBURY, CONNECTICUT CONSOLIDATED CONTROLS CORPORATION AIRCRAFT, MISSILE AND NUCLEAR CONTROL PRODUCTS 83 Compliments of SMALL WORLD 196 MAIN STREET DANBURY, CONN. BETHEL SHOE STORE SERVICE and QUALITY SINCE 1920 BETHEL, CONN. Compliments of SHEAS t Compliments of ELSA-EDNA Compliments of MARTIN'S MEN'S SHOP Telephone Pioneer 3-5960 253 MAIN STREET DANBURY, CONN. 84 ABDELLA'S PACKAGE STORE Helen Hennessey Permittee 80 GRASSY PLAIN STREET BETHEL, CONN. Compliments of your A P MANAGERS CLERKS BEST WISHES To THE CLASS OF 1958 From JOSEPH M. LOYA CARPENTER - CONTRACTOR - BUILDER FREE ESTIMATES Tel. P. I. 8-1944 BETHEL, CONN. 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