Bethel High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Bethel, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

- DEDICATION We, the Class of 1959, dedicate this yearbook to Miss Anne Werelius who has been our class advisor for the past four years and to the other members of the faculty who have helped us during our years at Bethel High School. 3 This is a message to each member of the Class of 1959. May God grant you the joy which comes with a life of service to others. Congratulations for a job well done and best wishes for the future. Sincerely, Ralph M. T. Johnson. 4 Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1959. It has been a pleasure to watch your progress during the past four years and I hope you meet the challenges of the future in the same manner. 5 Charles L. Boice. YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR Marcia Sturdevant LITERARY Chairman STAFF Janice Rubley Leslie Pearlman Katherine Denninger Carol Tenk Bernice Nash Corrine Cistoldi Edna Kellogg Constance Falardeau Mary Staib Carol Wright Lynn Zukas Kayanne Straiton Helen Hull Linda Hampton Robert Boyd Carol Meade Thomas Steck Robert Hennessey Guy Howard Thomas Angotti Mary Staib James Bridges Nancy McNamara Patricia Eichhorn BUSINESS STAFF Chairman Katherine Denninger Mary Staib Corrine Cistoldi VOTES Linda Hampton............Joseph Reel SPORTS STAFF Chairman...............Joseph Curesky Janice Rubley Edward English PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Chairman .......... .. Barbara Thomas Janice Rubley Elisabeth Shaw ART STAFF Janice Rubley................ Gardner Ayres ADVERTISING STAFF The Senior Class Faculty Advisor................Mr. J. Piera 6 Mr. J. Brawley Mrs. E. Boice Miss J. Carroll English, Science Guidance Department Head Basketball Coach Girls’ Physical Education Head of all Interscholastic Activities Head of English Department Social Studies Student Government Advisor Mr. C. Boice Principal FACULTY BH5 1959 Latin I, III Mathematics Guidance Department Senior Class Advisor Curriculum Co-ordinator Track Coach English Library Club Advisor Mrs. M. Deakin Mathematics, Science Student Government Co-Advisor Newspaper Advisor Miss M. Fisher Science Guidance Department Dean of Girls Mr. W. Swanson Director of Athletics Head Football Coach Driver Education Physical Education Director for all Bethel Schools 8 Mr. A. Blum Chairman of Social Studies Department Miss J. Green Business Department Assistant Advisor to Freshman Class Miss M. Schmidt English Junior Class Advisor Dramatic Club Advisor Thespian Society Sponsor Mr. J. Piera Business Department Yearbook Advisor Mrs. M. Whaley Home Economics Mr. R. Jacouzzi Mrs. P. Stokes Business Department Sophomore Class Advisor Treasurer of School Activities Fund of Bethel Board of Education Mr. J. Grasso Director of Music Bethel Public Schools Miss M. Graffam English, Civics Science Freshman Class Advisor Miss A. Treat French, English Advisor - Cheerleaders Mrs. L Short Latin II Mr. E. Chickerlng Industrial Arts Photography Club Advisor Head of Audio-Visual Aids 9 CLASS OFFICERS President BARBARA THOMAS Vice-President EDWARD ENGLISH Secretary THOMAS STECK Treasurer ROBERT HENNESSEY 10 CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR In September ’55, we began our first year of high school. This was the year we were introduced to the seniors through initiation. We elected class officers: Chip Farnham, president; Curt Taylor, vice-president; Anita Trapasso, secretary; and Robert Hennessey, treasurer. The first dance we gave was called The Butterfly Chase,” a title we shall never forget. SOPHOMORE YEAR This was the year we began to feel like we really belonged. The class officers were Chip Farnham, president; Bob Boyd, vice-president; Kayanne Straiton, secretary; and Bob Hennessey, treasurer. The girls got a chance to turn the tables with a twirp dance called The Chicks’ Pick.” We had a class picnic in June at Squantz Pond, a time enjoyed by all. The year ended with thoughts of our future. JUNIOR YEAR At last we were upperclassmen. The'class officers were Joe Curesky, presi- dent; Tom Steck, vice-president; Carol Meade, secretary; and Bob Hennessey, treasurer. In October we staged our minstrel called Club ’59.” It was a show presented in a night club atmosphere. B.H.S. will never see another show like that one! We shall always remember our first prom, For Sentimental Reasons,” held on Valentine’s Day. We ended this year looking forward to being seniors. SENIOR YEAR This was to be our final year in B.H.S. The class officers were Barbara Thomas, president; Ed English, vice-president; Tom Steck, secretary; and Bob Hennessey, treasurer. Our senior play was entitled Seventeenth Summer,” a production mixed with many emotions. The big dance of the year, the senior prom, was held in May. After this came the last week of our high school careers. It was the week of graduation, class night, parent night, class banquet, class picnic, and the big moment, Commencement Day. The last of four wonderful years at last had come to an end, filled with thoughts that shall be always remembered THROUGH THE YEARS. 12 Linda Hampton. THOMAS ANGOTTI ’Tom” If you can’t do anything wrong, don’t do it at all.” Football 4 Senior Play Yearbook Senior Prom Scholarly looking??? . . . came to us in our Senior year . . . always good for a laugh . . . likes to read . . . neat dresser . . . dra- matic . . . good friend to have. GARDNER JACKSON AYRES ”Gard” Track 3, 4 Yearbook ’’Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius.” Senior Prom Cross Country 3 Dignified and reserved . . . mischievous Senior Play . . . ’’Virginia” . . . well mannered . . . mum Junior Prom on love affairs . . . sincere . . . mechanically Junior Minstrel inclined ... an avid reader. Class Dances 1, 2, 3 GILBERT M. BASTOS Gil” ”If at first you don’t succeed—forget it.” Neat dresser . . . can make that trumpet talk . . . Oh, those underclassmen!! . . . our own ’’Tony” . . . good sense of humor . . . dependable . . . good-looking. Baseball 1 Junior Prom Senior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Class Dance 1 Christmas Assembly ’58 13 ROBERT L. BOYD Hoppy Books were made for school—why overdo it? What a line! .. . class Romeo . . . Prefers Danbury girls . . . experienced baby-sitter . . . Oh, that hair . . . dramatic . . . what a flirt. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Senior Prom Senior Play Dramatic Club 2, 3 Class Vice-President 2 Yearbook Junior Minstrel CAROLYN ANNE BOYER Contentment is happiness. Carol” Junior Minstrel Senior Prom Quiet . . . good-natured . . . enjoys danc- ing .. . neat dresser . . . pretty blue eyes . . . remember that party . . . reliable . . . joined us in our sophomore year. JAMES CALVIN BRIDGES Jim He who would avoid suspicion would not lace his shoes in a melon patch.” Excellent student . . . why is it that the teachers won’t agree with me? . . . terror in the corridor . . . watch those exit signs . . . keeps the National rational . . . what a blush. Track 2 Cross Country 3 Baseball Manager 3 Assistant Treasurer 1, 3 Vice-President Student Council 4 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Literary Ed. Junior Ncwsptper 3 National Honor Society Class Dances 1, 2, 3 Senior Play Class Yearbook Boys’ State Senior Prom 14 MICHAEL J. P. BURNS Burnsie” Love is blind, but the neighbors aren't.” Partial to a girl named Fran . . . future history teacher . . . So what’s wrong with the Irish?” . . . Gee I’d like to, but right at the moment I’m financially embarrassed .. . good sense of humor ... a good sport. Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 3 Track 2, 4 Cross Country 1, 3 Junior Prom Senior Prom Senior Play Junior Minstrel Yearbook Staff ROBERT L. CHER Bob” Three things never to refuse—food, money, and women.” A nice guy to know . . . very dependable . . . Oh, that Chemistry . . . our chief candy salesman . . . acts as janitor after the dances . . . partial to underclassmen. Senior Prom Senior Play Dramatic Club 3, 4 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel CORRINE R. CISTOLDI Corky” National Honor Society Yearbook If you love the good that you see in others, you make it your own.” Joined us in our Senior year . .. Chinky” .. . fun to be with . . . loves Chinese things . . . Keith” . . . sense of humor ... nice personality . . . pretty eyes . . . hails from Boston. 15 CHARLES EDWARD CLAPP Skip” People who live in stone houses shouldn’t eat glass. Fun to be with . . . always joking and hav- ing a good time . . . enjoys a good joke . . . Hey! ... 1 got my driver's license! . . . Wine, women, and worries. Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 3 Senior Prom Yearbook Class Dances 1, 2, 4 JOSEPH A. CURESKY Joe President Student Council 4 Treasurer Student Council 3 Still water runs deep. Class President 3 Football Co-Captain 3, 4 Collegiate ... a quiet exterior conceals Basketball 2, 3, 4 much . . . Jan” . . . popular and polite Track 2, 3, 4 . . . competent football captain . . . quite Junior Journal the dreamer and giggler . .. remember those Yearbook 4 shy and quiet first years? Freshman Initiation 4 Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Senior Prom Magazine Campaign Manager 4 Senior Play SANDRA LOUISE DAVIS Sandy Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. Loves to argue . . . chock-full of laughs . . . contagious smile . . . usually found with Carol T ... persistent.. . dependable. Glee Club 1, 2 Library Club 2 Basketball 2, 3 Softball 2, 3 Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Senior Prom Yearbook 16 PATRICIA ANN DeLONG '‘Charlie” If we take an interest in what interests the other fellow, he will take an interest in what interests us.” Loves to talk . . . likes a certain D.H.S. basketball player . . . pretty blonde hair . . . cute as a button . . . loves to have a good time . . . good friend. Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Yearbook Staff Senior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play KATHERINE CHRISTINE DENNINGER Dinky” Busy here, busy there, to find her quiet is something rare.” Fun to be with . . . great personality . . . great dancer . . . good sport ... terrific sense of humor ... 1 check-out girl . . . ugh! .. . those first three classes . . . mama peecho and her 14. Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Junior Minstrel Junior Journal Junior Prom Senior Play Senior Prom Yearbook BARBARA ANN DOWNS Bunny” Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Today is the tomorrow you worried about Class Dances 2, 4 yesterday.” Nice person to know . . . Oh! that Navy . . . Eddie” . . . gets things done in her own quiet ways . . . remember Alice? . . . Lydia’s sidekick. 17 THEODORE DRATCH Ted” One who loves them and leaves them, lives to love again. Ted” has a good personality but doesn't want to waste his talents in school . . . English 4B . . . good dancer . . . loves to horseback ride. Baseball 1 Basketball 1, 3 Cross Country 3 Junior Prom Senior Prom Junior Minstrel Football Manager 4 Junior Journal Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play PATRICIA A. EICHHORN Pat No legacy is as great as honesty. Crazy driver . . . Oh, those car payments . . . Chemistry . . . Did you do your home- work last night? . . . Ray” . . . loves sports . . . one of our future nurses. Class Dances 1, 2 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Basketball 1, 2, 4 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 4 Senior Play Yearbook Staff Senior Prom Glee Club 1, 2, 3 EDWARD A. ENGLISH, JR. Eddie He that maketh haste to be rich shall not be innocent. Looks and acts quiet until you get to know him . . . keen wit and an enjoyable person- ality . . . Nancy” . . . dependable . . . nice to know . . . sincere friend. National Honor Society Class Vice-President 4 Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 3 Basketball 1 Cross Country 3 Football 4 Student Council 4 Yearbook Staff Senior Prom Junior Prom Class Dances 1, 2, 4 Freshmen Reception Junior Journal Junior Minstrel Senior Play 18 NANCY LEE EVANS Fluffy” “Fools never win.” Full of vim and vigor . . . Danny??? . . . Skip??? . . . boys . . . pretty hair . . . loves a good time. Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Freshman Dance Senior Play Senior Prom Yearbook Student Council Representative 2 CONSTANCE V. FALARDEAU “Connie” The only way to have a friend is to be a friend.” Looks reserved . . . 'til you get to know her . . . good sense of humor . . . Oh, that Packard convertible! . . . “Joe” . . . First National check-out girl. Glee Club 1, 2 Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Senior Prom Yearbook Staff Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3 BRYANT W. GIFFIN Giff” “Even a fish wouldn’t get in trouble if he’d keep his mouth shut.” The red-head in the Rambler ... “Where’s Mike?” .. . never a dull moment with “Giff” . . . Miss Werelius’ favorite complaint . . . quite a dancer ... a real flirt. Class Dances 3, 4 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Senior Prom Track 4 19 DANIEL EUGENE GROSSO Danny” Junior Prom Football 3, 4 You don’t get anything for nothing—unless Track 2 you steal it. Senior Prom Town terror . . . good kid when you get to know him . . . what a character . . . Who got deaded?” ... Always ready to lend a help- ing hand . . . Danny and his juniors. LINDA ANN HAMPTON Topsy” If it isn’t done today wait—someone else will do it tomorrow.” What a doll!!! . as witty as they come . . . pretty eyes . . . always happy . . . terrific personality .. . Oh, I’ve got so much home- work” . . . our very own waitress. Glee Club 1, 2 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Treas. 1, 3 Basketball Manager 3 Junior Prom Senior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 2 Yearbook Staff Junior Journal Magazine Campaign 3, 4 Fund Raising Chairman 4 Barnumtowner 4, Literary Editor 4 ROBERT JOHN HENNESSEY Bob Keep your eye on the ball, your nose to the grindstone, and your shoulder to the wheel. Now see if you can work in that position. Good-natured ... the handsome debonair man about town . . . great tease . . . night- hawk ... a good mind but an aversion to using it . . . dependable . . . nice to know. Student Council Treasurer 4 Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society Junior Journal Business Manager Football 3, 4 Junior Minstrel Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbok Staff Student Council Rep. 1, 2 Freshman Reception Senior Play Junior Prom Track 2, 3, 4 20 GUY F. HOWARD Guy” Freshman Reception Senior Prom “If I’m not near the girl I love, I love the Junior Prom girl I’m near ’ Yearbook Staff Basketball Manager 1, 2 Let’s go to Danbury . . . usually found Class Dances 1, 2 with “Dooley . . . Rudolph Valentino II Junior Minstrel .. . “What’s her name? .. . quiet looking— Baseball Manager 1 but looks are deceiving ... a good friend to have. HELEN LOUISE HULL Tex It matters not how long you live, but how well. “Good morning, you-all . . . joined us in our senior year . . . good class worker . . . Oh, that laugh! . . . still has her Texas drawl . . . her Arlington Key. Senior Play Class Dance 4 Senior Prom Softball 4 Yearbook RAYMOND E. JENNINGS Ray Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Silence is golden. Senior Prom Quiet . . . loves 6th period study . . . usually found with Pat . . . remember Halloween? . . . neat dresser . . . nice smile . . . pleasant personality . . . girls can’t wait until he is 65. 21 DONNA CAROL KEHOE Muffet Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Live, laugh and be merry for tomorrow we Senior Prom may die.” Junior Minstrel Cheering 1, J.V. Captain 2, 3 Appears quiet ... a certain Danbury boy . . . Her key chain . . . loves motorcycles . . . likes to have fun . . . speaks her mind. EDNA GERTRUDE KELLOGG Eddie If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. Partial to Newtown boys . . . fervent love affairs ... is crazy about horses and all that goes with them ... a career in the Air Force is her greatest ambition . . . fun to be with. Basketball 2, 4 Softball 1 Junior Journal Yearbook Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Prom KEITH MANAGAN Keithy Men of few words are the best. Quiet until you get to know him . . . keeps Teck’s operating ... a certain new Senior . . . neat dresser . . . Oh, those cars . . . Corky. Track 3, 4 Baseball 2, 4 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Prom Class Dances 1,2, 3, 4 22 NANCY M. McNAMARA Nan” Generally speaking, she’s generally speak- ing.” Oh, those dimples! . . . flashy dresser . . . what a giggler . . . blushes easily . . . English IV-B . . . her den of laughter . . . neat figure . . . a real good kid. Freshmen Reception Glee Club 1, 2 Class Dances 1, 2, 3 Senior Play Senior Prom Yearbook Staff CAROL LEE MEADE Carol” Do unto others as you would have others do unto you; only do it first.” Pleasant personality . . . Oh, Johnny” . . . likes red Fords . . . good student . . . makes a good car hop . . . crazy about clothes . . . loves to eat . . . pretty as a picture. Class Secretary 3 Yearbook Staff Class Dances 1, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Magazine Campaign Manager 4 Junior Prom Senior Prom Girls Basketball 2 Junior Minstrel BERNICE FRANCES NASH Bernie” The real problem of leisure is how to keep others from using it. Quiet to those who don't know her well . . . Eee gads” . . . this candy business!!! . . . gets along with everyone . . . Period 4 Problems class . . . dependable . . . any one want to sell candy at recess” ... a real sweet kid. Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Minstrel Senior Prom Yearbook Staff Senior Candy Chairman Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1 23 JOHN E. NELSON Swede” Give me liberty or give me moonlight. Popular with everyone . . . doesn’t say much . . . Judy” . . . Oh, that blush! . . . remember the hula?? . . . Lots of fun. Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Cross Country 3, Captain Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Senior Prom Junior Minstrel PATRICIA ANN PARSONS Pat” Class Dances 3, 4 Junior Minstrel Good things come to those who wait!” Junior Journal Junior Prom Loves to dance . . . prefers Danbury boys Glee Club 3 ... Oh! those eyes . . . you can always find Freshman Reception Pat at the roller rink . . . Nancy’s side- Senior Play kick . . . good business student. Senior Prom LESLIE ELLEN PEARLMAN Les” She who goes unarmed in Paradise should first be sure that’s where she is.” Cute cheerleader . . . loves to tease . . . excellent student . . . seems quiet, but . . . sincere friend ... a proud Godmother. Class Dances 1,2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2 Cheerleading, Varsity 3, 4 Barnumtowner, Editor 4 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Prom Yearbook Staff Senior Play National Honor Society Magazine Campaign Manager Student Council 4 Junior Journal 24 JOSEPH P. REEL Joe Yearbook Senior Prom I never let homework interfere with my Junior Prom studies. Senior Play Class Dances 3, 4 Partial to a certain Danbury girl . . . good artist . . . solid cat on the drums . . ., nice guy to know . . . joined us in our junior year . . . rock and roll fan . . . Ridgefield's loss; our gain. ELAINE HELEN ROSSI Lofty Don't put off today what you can foul up tomorrow. Heartbreaker . . . What'll I do if I can’t cheer? . . . When she laughs, everybody laughs . . . pretty Ipana smile . . . partial to someone named Norman .. . favorite hobby: letter writing. Softball 1 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Dramatic Club Glee Club Cheerleading 3, 4 Yearbook Senior Play Senior Prom Class Dances 1, 2 « JANICE HELEN RUBLEY Jan The best gift is the one that is tied with your heart strings. What a tease . . . Oh, those clothes . . . the captains’ captain . . . some parties! . . . efficient Student Council Secretary . . . Joe” ... a genuine personality. Student Council 1, Secretary 4 Varsity Cheerleader 3, Captain 4 Junior Prom Junior Journal Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Minstrel Yearbook, Art Editor Freshman Reception Dramatic Club 1, 2 Softball 2, 3 Library Club, Treasurer 3 Glee Club 3 Senior Play Senior Prom National Honor Society Barnumtowner, Art Editor 25 JOANNA E. SCHMUECKER Dusty” He who go around in circles be called big wheel.” Enjoys acting . . . quiet until you know her . . . What’s wrong with my driving?” . . . likes Texas . . . just a boarder at home . . . English 4A . . . those Danbury boys. Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Thespians, Vice-President 3 Junior Minstrel Yearbook Staff Senior Play Senior Prom ELISABETH W. SHAW Betsy If you can’t do something right, don’t do it at all.” Good student . . . nice eyes . . . her '58 ring . . . gets things done . . . Oh, crow” . . . loves to talk . . . just makes that 8:28 bell, wonder why? Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2 Student Council 1 Basketball 1, 2 Softball 2, 4 Junior Journal Freshman Reception National Honor Society Library Club, President 3 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Senior Play Senior Prom Yearbook, Literary Editor JAMES M. SPIEGELHALTER Spiegy” Sanity is a madness put to good use.” Good dancer . . . sharp dresser . . . Oh, those Junior girls” ... a dollar’s worth of gas and he’s off . . . nice-looking. Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Yearbook Staff Senior Play Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Journal Freshman Reception Senior Prom Student Council Junior Minstrel 26 MARY E. STAIB Staibie” Treat every night as though it were your last. Barrel of fun . . . hates to eat . . . keeps P. Lorillard Co. in business . . . blonde hair, brown eyed . . . loves a good joke. Glee Club 2 Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Softball 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Junior Journal Senior Prom Senior Play Yearbook Staff Library Staff 3 THOMAS D. STECK Dooley All good things must come to an end. Always good for a laugh . .. usually found with Bob and Guy in Danbury . . . great friend to have . . . romantic??? . . . joined us in sophomore year . . . good looking. Class Vice-President 3 Class Secretary 4 Basketball Baseball Junior Minstrel Class Dances 3, 4 Student Council Yearbook Staff Junior Prom Senior Play KAYANNE STRAITON Kay Library Club 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2 A stranger is merely a friend I have not Dramatic Club 1, 2, 4 yet met. Class Dances 1,2, 3,4 Student Council 2, 4 V.Pres 3 Good things come in small packages . . . Class Secretary 2 fun to be with . . . likes to drive . . . those Junior Prom, Chairman C.Y.O. meetings . . . likes to go to parties. Junior Minstrel Senior Prom Senior Play Yearbook Staff 27 LAWRENCE STRAITON ’’Whale” Junior Prom Senior Prom Why should the devil have all the good Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 times. What a driver!! ... quite a sense of humor . . . dependable . . . Danny’s sidekick . . . always happy . . . English 4B, his Waterloo . . . a great guy. MARCIA ANN STURDEVANT Marsh Keep conscience clear, then never fear. Neat dresser . . . third period gym class . . . Oh, nuts . . . lovely hands and hair . . . Maybe I won’t have to go to work today” ... a good friend to have. Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Junior Journal Softball 3 Barnumtowner 4 National Honor Society Yearbook, Editor Senior Prom Senior Play LYDIA TAGGART Lee Money is the route of all evil.” Quiet, but look again . . . pretty hair . . . loves those Chevys . . . found with Bunny . . . Oh! that Air Force . . . enjoys going to the Community Center” . . . Get out of here! Class Dance 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Junior Prom Junior Minstrel Senior Play 28 CAROL M. TENK Teniae” Life is worth a million” Loves chemistry class . . . good friend . . . loves to drive . . . George is going into the Air Force ... giggler... all 'round sport. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Softball 1, 2, 3 Junior Minstrel Class Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Junior Prom Senior Prom Yearbook Staff LEA JANE THAYER Lea The next day is never as good as the day before.” Good-natured girl . . . likes sports, espe- cially water sports . . . pleasant to talk to . . . Oh, the Navy . . . loves Florida . . . remember the Senior class party. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 3, 4 Yearbook Staff Junior Minstrel Class Dances 1, 2 Senior Play Senior Prom BARBARA MARGARET THOMAS Barb If you wish a thing done, go: if not, send” Efficient Senior Class President . . . Miss Carroll's right hand girl . . . very sincere . . . well liked by all . . . Oh, that Constitu- tion . . . Scratch . . . fourth period study hall. Student Council 2, 3, 4 Class President 4 Basketball 1, 2, Captain 3, 4 Softball 1, 4, Captain 2, 3 Girls’ State Dramatic Club 3 Camera Club 3, 4 Junior Journal, Editor Class E ances 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Minstrel Junior Prom Yearbook Staff Senior Play Senior Prom Barnumtowner Freshman Reception 29 HAROLD A. WHEELER Wheels” Smile and the world smiles with you; cry and you cry alone.” Class Dances 1, 2 Junior Prom Yearbook Staff Senior Prom A wonderful person to know . . . blushes easily . . . Oh! that laugh . . . What would he do without that can of car polish . . . likes all the girls . . . looks real handsome in those black bow ties . . . deep interest in hillbilly music. CAROL LEE WRIGHT Little One” Class Dance 2 Yearbook Staff Do unto others as you would have them do Junior Prom unto you.” Senior Prom Short but sweet . . . shy until you get to know her . . . blushes easily . . . pretty blue eyes . . . giggler . . . Mace . . . dependable . . . Mr. Mac's gal Friday.” CAROL ZIOLKOWSKI Zeke Class Dances 1, 4 Junior Prom Silence is golden.” Senior Play Good kid . . . always cracking jokes . . . What happened to the boys?” . . . destination Australia . . . good things come in small packages. 30 LYNN ELLEN ZUKAS Lynn” No oath too binding for a lover. Eddie” . . . lots of fun ... is soon to be part of the Air Force . . . pretty hair and eyes . . . loves to read letters . . . serious minded . . . safely guards her diamond. Glee Club 1, 2 Class Dances 1, 2 Junior Minstrel Junior Journal Junior Prom Yearbook Staff Senior Play Senior Prom 31 CLASSMATES TO REMEMBER Emmett Ballard ... Left after our freshman year ... now in Abbott Tech . .. quiet. Peter Birch . . . With us for two years ... a clown in biology class . . . joined the Navy. Lindon Bowne . .. Left after our freshman year . . . moved to New Hampshire. Evalyn Brundage . . . With us for three years . . . engaged. Margaret Carroll . . . Left to go to Newtown High . . . pretty girl, friend to all. Judy Cook... Left after our freshman year ... moved to Danbury ... a pleasant companion. Betty Jane Cuthbert . . . Left at the end of our junior year .. . B.J. . . . moved to Ohio ... full of fun. Donald Davis . . . With us for two years . . . prefers work to school. Paul Duarte . . . With us our freshman year .. . moved to California. Joan Erhardt . . . Left us in our junior year . . . cute kid, good friend. Chip Farnham .. . Active in class affairs . . . now in Suffield Academy . . . magnetic per- sonality. Kathy Jackson ... Good friend .. . wonderful personality . .. left us in our junior year. Art Kilcran . . . Left in our sophomore year . . . now a Marine. Kip Laubaugh . . . Left us in our junior year . . . remember his party? Richard Layda . . . Left us in our junior year ... a bright boy with a sharp wit. Ray McHatten ... With us in our junior year ... a clown in history class. Jean Munday .. . Moved to Danbury ... the seventh Dwarf. Ann Ovodow . . . Moved to Westport ... a lovely and gracious girl. Roger Perry ... Left us in our sophomore year . . . now selling tires. Pat Plancon ... Now in Danbury High . . . quite the clown. Detlef Rehaag . . . Moved to Danbury ... a real clown. Richard Schlemmer . . . Left us after our sophomore year . . . quiet and shy. Norman Sperry ... With us freshman year .. . now serving Uncle Sam. Gayle Sprague .. . Left in our senior year . . . that sports car . . . now in Arizona. Curtis Taylor . . . Moved to Brookfield . . . remember that clubhouse? Cathy Tornillo . . . Left us after our freshman year . . . Lots of fun . . . remember those pajama parties? Anita Trepasso ... Full of fun ... now in Waterbury. Gene Trimpert... Left to go to NYMA ... a tease . .. fun to be with. 32 CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1959, of Bethel High School, Bethel, Connecticut, being of sound mind and questionable delusions, do ordain and declare this to be our last Will and Testament. To Mr. Johnson, we bequeath another secretary. To Mr. Boice, we bequeath an addition that will be ready in September. To Miss Werelius, we bequeath another class like the Class of '59. To Miss Fisher, we bequeath Guy Howard. To Miss Treat, we bequeath a private ski run. To Mr. Brawley, we bequeath a basketball for Jimmy, Jr. To Mrs. Stokes, we bequeath a private window at the bank. To Mrs. MacDonald, we bequeath a scholar who will get a term paper published. To Mr. Jacouzzi, we bequeath another skeleton to keep Harvey company. To Mr. MacDonald, we bequeath someone to guide him. To Miss Carroll, we bequeath a television repairman. To Mrs. Whaley, we bequeath a subscription to the Flower Grower.” To Mrs. Short, we bequeath a badminton court. To Mrs. Deakin, we bequeath many years of happiness. To Mr. Piera, we bequeath an extra pair of contact lenses. To Miss Green, we bequeath a plaid top for her convertible. To Mr. Blum, we bequeath a subscription to the Danbury News Times. To Miss Graffam, we bequeath a pair of snow shoes. To Mrs. Boice, we bequeath a softball team which will beat Newtown. To Mr. Swanson, we bequeath someone who will take advantage of his driveway. To Miss Schmidt, we bequeath an Oscar. To Mr. Chickering, we bequeath a nuclear-powered shop. To Mr. Grosso, we bequeath a senior class that can sing. To Mrs. Chickering, we bequeath a private office. To Mario Vaghi, we bequeath a motor scooter. To Mrs. Vilardi, we bequeath a tunnel to the Tailor Shop. To Mr. Shaw, we bequeath a king-sized step ladder. To Mr. Mitchell, we bequeath an automatic snow sweeper. To Mr. Webb, we extend a sincere welcome to B.H.S. To Mrs. Morgan, we bequeath a neighbor to take Gayle Sprague’s place. Tom Angotti leaves his ability to act to Judy Crofut. Gardner Ayres leaves his dignity to Phil Forbes. Gilbert Bastos leaves his music to Suzanne DeGrasse. Bob Boyd leaves his ability to flirt to Charles Van Wagner. Carolyn Boyer leaves her outspoken ways to Jim Albert. Jim Bridges leaves his scientific genius to Doug Dunleavy. Mike Burns leaves his curly hair to Jack Keenan. Bob Cher leaves his helpful ways to Buddy Richard. Corrine Cistoldi leaves her chopsticks to Dianne Vanzini. Skip Clapp leaves his altar boy abilities to Jimmy Kolwicz. 34 Joe Curesky leaves his football squad to Richard Bellesheim. Sandra Davis leaves her salesmanship ability to Connie Shaw. Pat DeLong leaves her blonde curls to Larry Orticelli. Kathy Denninger leaves her cash register to Helena Michael. Bunny Downs leaves her love of school to Pat Brundage. Ted Dratch leaves his grasshoppers to Bob Carpenter. Pat Eichhorn leaves her gentle ways to Ed Newton. Ed English leaves his ability to get along with older girls to Donald Giardina. Nancy Evans leaves her laugh to Karl Haeusgen. Connie Falardeau leaves her playroom to the Class of I960.” Bryant Griffin leaves his days off to Joan Allen. Dan Grosso leaves his place in English 4B to Ellen Dunn. Linda Hampton leaves her senior fund-raising projects to some fortunate” junior. Bob Hennessey leaves his treasury jobs to any trustworthy (?) junior. Guy Howard leaves his height to Dick Gazek. Helen Hull leaves her Texas drawl to Gail Finer. Ray Jennings leaves his patience to Frances Rubino. Donna Kehoe leaves her love of motorcycles to Ruth Bennett. Edna Kellogg leaves her parties to Donna DiOrio. Keith Managan leaves his gentlemanly ways to Paul Popke. Carol Meade leaves her gab fests” to Adu Kurik. Nancy McNamara leaves her dimples to James Gorman. Bernice Nash leaves her night rides to Kristin Foley. John Nelson leaves his blush to John Smith. Pat Parsons leaves her eyebrow pencil to Judith Mussgnug. Leslie Pearlman leaves her place as understudy to Linda Anderson. Joe Reel leaves his ability for rhythm to Margaret Milnes. Elaine Rossi leaves her dancing ability to Mary Schlemmer. Janice Rubley leaves her cheering squad to next year’s captain. Joanna Schmuecker leaves her roller skates to John Lent. Betsy Shaw leaves her ability in lab to Marguerite Kellogg. Jim Spiegelhalter leaves his ability to get along with younger girls to Steve Gallagher. Mary Staib leaves her appetite to Beverly Daskam. Tom Steck leaves his D.H.S. sweater to Ross Harrison. Kay Straiton leaves her place in Principe’s to Eleanor Leen. Larry Straiton leaves his shop to Ruth Arruda. Marcia Sturdevant leaves the yearbook. Lydia Taggart leaves her typing ability to Sharon McDermott. Carol Tenk leaves her map of New Milford to Bernie Lucas. Lea Thayer leaves her place in Florida to Candy Stephany. Barb Thomas leaves her place on the basketball team to Alice Hunt. Harold Wheeler leaves his speed records. Carol Wright leaves her name cards to Barbara Brown. Carol Ziolkowski leaves her robust ways to Althea Lathrop. Lynn Zukas leaves her mailbox to Julia King. 35 What would happen if: Mr. Johnson wasn't so pleasant? Mr. Boice didn't have the class of ’59 to keep in line? Miss Fisher didn’t have her pet peeves? Miss Carroll ever had a student that watched Meet the Press? Mrs. Boice lost her red blazer? Mr. Blum was ever refused a film? Miss Werelius could have a class that didn't make her blush? Mrs. MacDonald could have a perfect speller in English 4B? Mrs. Stokes’ first 3 classes weren't all seniors? Mr. Brawley couldn't read lips? Mr. Chickering couldn’t cut dimes into 8 pieces for Miss Fisher's lab? Mrs. Deakin didn’t have her 5 th period algebra class? Mr. Jacouzzi ever lost Harvey?” Miss Schmidt could have a smooth-running senior play cast? Mr. MacDonald couldn’t make the freshman girls blush? Miss Treat's cheerleaders ever wrote that constitution? Mrs. Short didn't have to listen to French songs? Mrs. Whaley ever lost her green thumb? Mr. Swanson ever ran out of gas during drivers’ practice? Miss Green couldn’t give detentions? Mr. Piera didn’t have his little bug to drive around in? Miss Graffam couldn’t civilize the freshmen? Mrs. Chickering didn’t have her beautiful wardrobe? Mr. Grasso ever had a boys’ glee club? Mrs. Vilardo ever had the keys to the safe? Miss Vaghi ever had the key to Tiffany’s? Mr. Shaw ever had a golden broom? Mr. Mitchell ever got a minute’s rest? Mr. Webb didn’t have two jobs? Tom Angotti didn’t have his Newtown Players? Gardner Ayres wasn't such an individualist? Gil Bastos lost his trumpet? Bob Boyd ever met Kim Novak? Carolyn Boyer wasn’t so quiet? Jimmy Bridges received a mark lower than an A? Mike Burns didn’t have his James Patrick?” Bobby Cher wasn’t so helpful? Corrine Cistoldi won a trip to China? Skip Clapp didn't have Ethel’s car? Joe Curesky didn’t have his certain cheerleader? Sandy Davis agreed with Mrs. Stokes? 36 Pat DeLong wasn’t as cute as a button? Kathy Denninger didn’t have a joke? Bunny Downs didn’t have so many holidays? Ted Dratch wasn't such a nature lover? Pat Eichhorn didn’t have her hot Chevy? Ed English wasn’t so mischievous? Nancy Evans didn’t have Danny? Connie Falardeau had her name pronounced right by Mr. Grasso? Bryant Giffin ever agreed with Miss Carroll? Danny Grosso lost the key to his wine cellar? Linda Hampton didn’t believe everything she was told? Bob Hennessey didn’t go on the camping trip? Guy Howard couldn't get to Danbury? Helen Hull moved back to Texas? Ray Jennings didn’t keep Pat in line? Donna Kehoe lost her driver’s license? Edna Kellogg missed a stock car race? Keith Managan didn’t have Chinky?” Carol Meade couldn’t sub for Mrs. Chickering? Nancy McNamara didn’t have her dimples? Bernie Nash wasn’t head of our gyp business?’’ John Nelson -didn’t have his freshmen? Pat Parsons didn’t have her parties? Leslie Pearlman wasn’t such a pest” in study hall? Joe Reel didn't have his leotards? Elaine Rossi didn't write letters to someone in Korea? Janice Rubley didn’t have her football captain? Joanna Schmuecker couldn’t go roller skating? Betsy Shaw didn't have Boston? Jim Spiegelhalter didn’t have his underclass women followers? Mary Staib wasn't found with Dinky? Tom Steck didn’t have his secretaries? Kay Straiton couldn’t babysit? Larry Straiton wasn’t allowed to work in shop? Marcia Sturdevant didn’t edit this yearbook? Lydia Taggart didn’t get her proofs to Job's? Carol Tenk wasn’t partial to New Milford? Lea Thayer didn't have her senior party? Barb Thomas sat still for one minute? Harold Wheeler lost his muffler? Carol Wright reached six feet? Carol Ziolkowski misplaced the play props? Lynn Zukas didn’t have her prize possession? 37 CLASS The Date — April 18, 1969 The Place — Honolulu, Hawaii What a nice idea to have our class reunion here in Honolulu while Hawaii is cele- brating the tenth anniversary of its statehood! Edward English, whose chain of drug stores now extends throughout New England, came over a week in advance and met with Thomas Steck, head of Marine Corps activities here on the island, and Leslie Pearlman, editor of the controversial Honolulu Inquirer. Together they made all the necessary arrangements with Michael Burns, manager of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, and Mary Staib, secretary to Robert Boyd, manager of the Hono- lulu High Spot, Hawaii's largest and most popular night club. In Washington, D. C, chairman Barbara Thomas, who recently rewrote the United States Constitution, handled all the reservations assisted by Elisabeth Shaw, mayor of Boston; Linda Hampton and Helen Hull, head nurses at Leahy Clinic; Janice Rubley, executive secretary at Senior Lumber Company; and Bryant Griffin, star of C.B.S. radio’s Bryant Giffin and His Friends.” The Jo-L Trio, which features the guitar playing of Carolyn Boyer and the singing of crooner James Spiegelhalter, will provide the music. After the celebrations here and our other activities, members of the class will entertain us at our final dinner at the end of the week. Keith Managan, John Nelson, and Theodore Dratch, a professional trio, will dance their now famous hula. Thomas Angotti, male lead with the Newtown Players, will present a skit assisted by New York model Patricia Parsons, and industrial tycoon Gardner Ayres, now married to movie actress Sally Starr. Joanna Schmuecker and Nancy Evans will put on their song and dance act which is sweeping Las Vegas by storm. The airport has been buzzing with planes bringing our classmates over from the mainland. First vice president of First National Stores, Harold Wheeler, piloted his own private plane carrying with him former night club singer, Kayanne Straiton and her 38 PROPHECY family of six; Joseph Reel, president of the Bethel Bank; Guy Howard, professional pho- tographer; businessman Daniel Grosso who just bought another parking lot in Bethel; and Joseph Curesky, ringmaster of the Ringling Brothers, Barnum, and Bailey Circus. Our careergirls, commercial artist Lydia Taggart, U.S. delegate to the U.N. Barbara Downs, beautician Lea Thayer, fashion designer Carol Meade, Macy’s bridal consultant Nancy McNamara, interior decorator Patricia Eichhom, and Carol Tenk, star of T.V. commercials flew in from New York City. Also arriving from New York, but by jet, were Sandra Davis, director of the Broadway hit South Atantic,” and Constance Falardeau, author of the best-selling novel, Fountain Place. Congresswoman Katherine Denninger and Gilbert Bastos, who plays taps at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, flew in from Washington, D.C. Head of B. H. S.'s math depart- ment, Marcia Sturdevant, flew in from the ultra-modern Danbury Airport with vacation- ing Donna Kehoe, Dean of Women at U Conn; Rensselaer's Professor of Chemistry and Physics, Dr. James Bridges, who recently completed his twenty-fifth science fiction book; architect, Raymond Jennings; professional football player, Robert Hennessey; and Lawrence Straiton, owner of the Straiton Trailer Truck line. Director of the Trans-World Ocean Liner Company, Corrine Cistoldi, arrived aboard one of her company's ships, which also brought dentist, Robert Cher; his dental hygienist, Bernich Nash; Admiral of the U. S. Navy, Charles Clapp; and Lynn Zukas and Edna Kellogg, partners in the Blue Grass Horse Ranch just outside Monticello, New York. Missionary Carol Wright came over on a slow boat from China that stopped at Australia where Carol Ziolkowski, Australian sheep farmer, joined her. Elaine Rossi, wife of the U. S. Ambassador to Italy and Patricia DeLong, U. S. Olympic Tennis star, have just arrived on the last flight from Rome, where the Olympic games are being held this year. Now that they've arrived we're all together at last and ready to begin our wonderful week’s reunion in glorious Honolulu. 39 HOROSCOPE NAME FAVORITE FAVORITE NICKNAME EXPRESSION PASTIME Thomas Angotti Tom” Crazy.” Sleeping Gardner Ayres Gard” Greetings. Being Myself Gilbert Bastos Gil It was nice though, boy!” Playing in Melody King's Orchestra Robert Boyd Hoppy You better believe it.” Looking at blondes Carolyn Boyer Carol” Sewing James Bridges Jim” There must be an easier way.” Giving teachers a hard time Michael Burns Burnsie” That's the breaks of the game. Dancing Robert Cher Bob” If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” Fixing old cars Corrine Cistoldi Corkey” All righty. Writing Charles Clapp Skip Crazy. Parking Joseph Curesky Joe Huh?” Parking Sandra Davis Sandy Oh, Sure.” Reading Patricia Delong Charlie” Oh, I don’t know.” Being with Dick B. Katherine Denninger Dinky” Yea-a-a Joe! Doing anything but work, and having a good time Barbara Downs Bunny” Isn't that weird?” Bowling Theodore Dratch Ted Oh, Gee!” Siphoning gas Patricia Eichhorn Pat” Up the Creek.” Sports Edward English Ed” You’d think . . . Parking Nancy Evans Fluffy Since when?” Roller skating Constance Falardeau Connie Lots of Luck.” Being with Joe Bryant Giffin Giff You ain’t too bright.” Flirting Daniel Grosso Danny” What’s the score? Getting in trouble Linda Hampton Topsy Hi-ya, Hon. Dieting Robert Hennessey Bob” ”1 don’t know.” Ruining Jim Bridges’ jokes Guy Howard Guy” He ain’t too bright, but he’s a good kid.” Flirting with D.H.S.’s girls Helen Hull Tex Don't feel like the Lone Ranger.” Having fun Raymond Jennings Ray I guess so.” Watching T.V. Donna Kehoe Muffet” I would if I could, but I can’t so I won’t.” Having a good time 40 HOROSCOPE GREATEST MOST EMBARASSING PRIZE POSSESSION USUALLY FOUND AMBITION MOMENT His glasses Acting College One day in English IVA His size 11-E feet Almost anywhere To amount to something One July evening 1958 His father’s car Lope's Food Market To be a music teacher Playing the wrong song in a band concert His basketball letter With Dooley and the boys To join the Coast Guard Art, my baby-faced one” A bracelet Most anywhere To go to Brewster The day her father walked in His package of sight savers First National To get as much as possible out of life When he was kicked out of Physics class the first day His curly hair With Giflf To teach history and physical ed On the rope in gym class His hi-fi and records In the trucks with Nazzaro Bros. Power shovel operator Only boy in the car going home from a basketball game A pair of Chinese chopsticks At home To be a success In Mrs. MacDonald’s English class His driver's license Anywhere To join the Navy One day at the quarry Jan Rubley At Jan's To make a million The night Ed English had to drive me to the nearest gas station Her locket Anywhere To be a secretary One day in bookkeeping class Dick's ring With Kathy and Mary To travel At Lake Candlewood Her driver’s license With Pat and Mary To be a medical secretary One night at the Lark Her skis At her sister’s To graduate from Bethel High The day at Ball Pond swimming His hay barn Keith's back seat To be a horse doctor A date with two girls the same night Her car Any place but home To be a nurse One day in the gym Nancy” On the hill To start a chain of English Drug Stores One night after parking on Shelley Road Memories With Pat Parsons To be a good roller skater One day at the quarry Her pocket book First National To become a medical secretary One day in Chemistry class His red hair With Burnsie To be a play boy One night in front of Danbury Diner His sweaters At the Green Gables To be like his father In chemistry lab Her dial finger for telephoning Anywhere To finish college One night at the Sycamore Dick's car With Dick Gazek To become ambitious Bob, embarassed? His looks In Danbury To go to D.T.C. or join the Navy One day in History class Her Southern accent D.H.S. football games To become a nurse One night after play rehearsal Pat At home To be .a millionaire In an English class demonstration Her key chain Wandering from place to place To enjoy life A basketball game in 1958 41 HOROSCOPE FAVORITE FAVORITE NAME NICKNAME EXPRESSION PASTIME Edna Kellogg Eddie” Beans.” Dreaming Keith Managan Keithy Oh! darn. Being with Corky Nancy McNamara Nan Oh Pooh! Going to Principes?” Giggling Carol Meade Carol” Oh beans. Sewing Bernice Nash Bernie Oh no!” Shopping trips John Nelson Swede Search me. Goofing off Patricia Parsons Pat” Darn it! Skating and dancing Leslie Pearlman Les” Let’s went!” Teasing Marcia Joseph Reel Joe” Cmon, will ya?” Indulging in his favorite pastime Elaine Rossi Lofty” You know?” Bowling Janice Rubley Jan Jeekers.” Cheering Joanna Schmuecker Dusty Good grief! Roller skating Elisabeth Shaw Betsy” Crow-whiz. Talking James Spiegelhalter Spiegy” Hi ya, sweetheart.” Dating underclassmen Mary Staib Staibie Oh! darn it!” Being with her friends Thomas Steck Dooley” ”1 would if I could, but Ice skating I can't so I won’t.” Kayanne Straiton Kay Guess what!! Er .. . Bowling Well I'm not sure.. Lawrence Straiton Whale Yea!” Working on cars Marcia Sturdevant Marsh Thanks a heap.” Bowling Lydia Taggart Lee” Oh! get outta here.” Bowling Carol Tenk Tenkie” You lie like a rug.” Driving Lea Thayer Lea” People who live in glass Water skiing houses shouldn’t throw stones.” Barbara Thomas Barb” Hurry up, Bets.” Playing basketball Harold Wheeler Jr. Wheels” Smile and the whole world smiles Bowling with you—cry and you cry alone.” Carol Wright Little One” Let’s go home!” Doing nothing Carol Ziolkowski Zeke” Silence is golden.” Being a pest 42 Lynn Zukas Lynn Aw c’mon.” Waiting for the mailman HOROSCOPE PRIZE POSSESSION GREATEST MOST EMBARASSING USUALLY FOUND AMBITION MOMENT A pair of grey shorts On the road Join the Women’s Air Force : A present to a friend Corky Loitering in the halls with Corky To be a teacher One day in English IIIB Her clothes Weem-o-Way To go into airline work The time her button came off her wrap-around skirt Her sewing machine Sycamore To live, love, laugh The day Teddy had grass and be happy hoppers in class Train tickets Managing candy To be a private The time she stalled at secretary a traffic light in Danbury Judie With Judie To go to teacher’s college One night at a basketball game Her fingernails Roller rink To be somebody Her quiet ways Try and find her? To go to Radcliffe The night she mistook reverse for second His I.D.” Here and there, To have one One night after a usually there basketball game RA. 11347350 With Candy S. To get married The night father came up to L.Z.’s house Joe With Joe To be a medical After a '58 basketball game— secretary on Shelly road Roller skates Roller rink Become a nurse and When she locked Mrs. Boice see the world downstairs at a basketball game Her wrist watch Anywhere To live in Maine Janice’s Christmas Party— Sophomore year The Ford With the boys To understand women In back of the Drive-In late one night Her hair Most anywhere Live, love, drink One night at the and be happy Sunset Diner His Danbury sweater At the Lark To join the Marines Who, him embarassed? Her package of Kents At Whelan’s To be someone Date with two boys the same night His car With the boys To be a general In the finishing room carpenter at the school shop Her driver’s license Anywhere To be a good teacher Night before Junior Prom February 13, 1958 Her Chevy At Bunny's To travel At Sandy Beach Her brother’s car At Sam’s To become a nurse One day in lab Her panda At her neighbor’s To own a horse Water skiing with a friend ranch in Kentucky Her little grey book Anywhere To be a teacher She has been lucky so far and doesn’t have one His car At O'Donnell’s To obtain a job The time his car didn’t service station start Mace’s ring With Mace To be somebody Talking to Edith Australian papers At the office To live in Australia Being called a cow Her ring Driving a Plymouth To be an Air Force wife In a snowbank CLASS VOTES Most Popular Tom Steck —- Kayanne Straiton Ambitious Jim Bridges — Barbara Thomas Scholarly Likely to Succeed Jim Bridges — Barbara Thomas Dramatic Bashful . Ray Jennings — Carol Ziolkowski Poetical Jim Bridges — Leslie Pearlman Artistic Original lim Bridges — Janice Rubley Collegiate Joe Curesky — Janice Rubley Athletic Joe Curesky — Barbara Thomas Dependable Bob Hennessey — Barbara Thomas Thoughtful .... Ed English — Marcia Sturdevant Sincere Fun to be With Tom Steck — Kathy Denninger Optimistic Bob Hennessey — Betsy Shaw Pessimistic .... Jim Bridges — Connie Falardeau Masculine Feminine Comical Tom Steck — Kathy Denninger Romantic Bob Boyd — Leslie Pearlman Dignified .. Gardner Ayres — Leslie Pearlman Talkative Bob Boyd — Kathy Denninger Courteous Ed English — Lynn Zukas Musical Gilbert Bastos — Betsy Shaw Versatile Joe Curesky — Leslie Pearlman Best Driver Harold Wheeler — Barbara Thomas Politician Jim Bridges — Barbara Thomas Drag with Faculty Joe Curesky — Barbara Thomas Natured Tom Steck — Linda Hampton Dancer ... Jim Spiegelhalter — Elaine Rossi Sport Joe Curesky — Barbara Thomas Smile Tom Steck — Linda Hampton Laugh Harold Wheeler — Mary Staib All Around Tom Steck — Kayanne Straiton Biggest Heartbreaker .... Jim Spiegelhalter — Elaine Rossi Tease Tom Steck — Kathy Denninger Flirt Giggler Harold Wheeler — Carol Tenk Grind Gossip Bob Hennessey — Connie Falardeau Bluff Detention Champ Bryant Giffin — Donna Kehoe Night Hawk Joseph Reel — Patricia Parsons Hustler Jim Bridges — Barbara Thomas Woman Hater Man Hater Line Bob Boyd — Connie Falardeau Worst Driver .. Bryant Giffin — Joann Schmuecker Drag Bryant Giffin — Donna Kehoe Class Vamp Sheik Blusher John Nelson — Linda Hampton Perfect Gent Perfect Lady Done Most for the Class Joe Curesky — Barbara Thomas Ests Wittiest Tom Steck — Kathy Denninger Noisiest . Daniel Grosso — Kathy Denninger Cutest Guy Howard — Linda Hampton Prettiest Handsomest Neatest Quietest ... Ray Jennings — Carol Ziolkowski Easiest to Rattle Daniel Grosso — Nancy McNamara Hardest to Rattle Bob Hennessey — Betsy Shaw Cutest Couple Joe Curesky — Janice Rubley Tardiest Guy Howard — Donna Kehoe Tp mo xte leiKUEP, r tOST CoulF IBTE ! „ § Host FeUUNlNf HrscUlINE ?EKFECT LtlDI GE NT FAVORITES TEACHER ...... HIGH SCHOOL... COLLEGE....... POLITICAL PARTY BASEBALL TEAM ACTOR ........ ACTRESS....... MALE SINGER... FEMALE SINGER ... RADIO PROGRAM T.V. PROGRAM.. CAR........... ORCHESTRA..... CLASS ........ CANDY......... FOOD.......... DRINK......... NIGHT SPOT ... PASTIME....... CIGARETTE .... SONG.......... SPORT ........ MOVIE......... FLOWER ....... SEASON ....... BOOK.......... AUTHOR........ COLOR ........ ........ Mr. Blum ........... Bethel ............U-Conn ........ Democrats ...........Dodgers ..... Paul Newman .......Kim Novak .........Pat Boone .....Connie Francis ...... Peter Tripp American Bandstand ..............Ford ......Lester Lanin ............. 1959 ..............Almond Joy .................. Pizza ....................Coke ................... Lark ................ Bowling ................... Kent . Smoke Gets in Your Eyes ............. Basketball Inn of the Sixth Happiness ................... Rose ................. Summer .............Peyton Place ............. Pearl Buck ................... Blue IDEAL SENIOR PERSONALITY ............................... Tom Steck — Kayanne Straiton HAIR ...................................... John Nelson — Patricia DeLong EYES....................................Robert Hennessey — Patricia Parsons NOSE ...................................... Guy Howard — Linda Hampton MOUTH ........................................ Guy Howard — Carol Meade COMPLEXION ................................... John Nelson — Carol Meade ARMS....................................Joseph Curesky — Leslie Pearlman LEGS ...................................... Edward English — Carol Meade FIGURE ...................................................... Carol Meade PHYSIQUE...............................................................John Nelson HEIGHT..................................... Joseph Curesky — Lynn Zukas WEIGHT..................................... Edward English — Lynn Zukas • - L B. Downs, L. Zukas, G. Sprague, C. Meade. P. Parsons, N. Evans, and J. Schmuecker. INTERLOCUTOR J. Curesky R. Jennings, P. Eichhorn. ENTIRE CAST J. Rubley. G. Bastos. T. Dratch, K. Managan, M. Staib, M. Carroll, E. Kellogg, J. Nelson, K. Laubaugh. K. Denninger, P. DeLong. JUNIOR MINSTREL CLUB ’59 Usherettes: L. Hampton M. Sturdevant C. Wright C. Boyer Directors: Miss A. Werelius Mr. J. Grasso ENDMEN: J. Spiegelhalter T. Steck E. Shaw L. Pearlman C. Falardeau K. Straiton G. Howard E. Rossi. JUNIOR PROM FOR SENTIMENTAL REASONS Chairman: Kayanne Straiton Advisor: Miss A. Werelius 51 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Joseph Curesky..................... President James Bridges .................Vice-President Janice Rubley.......................Secretary Robert Hennessey....................Treasurer Miss J. Carroll .................. Co advisor Mrs. M. Deakin ................... Co advisor EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Barbara Thomas......President of Senior Class Diane Vanzini ......President of Junior Class Neil LaCava.....President of Sophomore Class Michael Shail.......President of Freshman Class Miss J. Carroll ............. Faculty Advisor Mrs. M. Deakin .............. Faculty Advisor NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY James Bridges Leslie Pearlman Elisabeth Shaw Edward English Janice Rubley Corrine Cistoldi Marcia Sturdevant Robert Hennessey BARNUMTOWNER STAFF Leslie Pearlman............................................Editor-in-Chief Barbara Thomas...........................................Associate Editor Janice Rubley..................................................Art Editor Linda Hampton.............................................Literary Editor Patricia Sisson.............................................Sports Editor 53 Mrs. M. Deakin.............................................Faculty Advisor DRAMATIC CLUB Lynn Burns .... Adu Kurik...... Judith Crofut .... Linda Anderson . Miss M. Schmidt ...... President . Vice President ...... Secretary ......Treasurer Faculty Advisor NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Margaret Milnes.............................................President Alice Hunt............................................ Vice President Lynn Burns..................................................Secretary Adu Kurik ................................................. Treasurer 54 Caroline Shaw.................................................. Scribe Miss M. Schmidt...............................................Sponsor Mr. J. Grosso GLEE CLUB Faculty Advisor LIBRARY CLUB Patricia Kilcran .... Robert Giardina .... Frances Robino .... Mrs. L. MacDonald ......... President ....Vice President Secretary-T reasurer .... Faculty Advisor 55 CLASS OF I960 Diane Vanzini..........................................President Joan Allen........................................Vice President Jean Hess..............................................Secretary George Godfrey.........................................Treasurer Miss M. Schmidt..................................... Co-advisor Mr. E. Chickering....................................Co-advisor PROJECTORS CLUB Donald Giardina..............................................President Jean Allen ...................................................... Vice President Charlene Benedict ................................ Secretary-Treasurer Mr. E. Chickering......................................Faculty Advisor NO SMOKING CLASS OF 1961 Neil LaCava...... Diane Smith ..... Suellen Toole ... Fredricka Timms Mrs. P. Stokes .... Miss M. Graffam ........ President ... Vice President ........ Secretary .......Treasurer Faculty Advisor Assistant Advisor CLASS OF 1962 Michael Shail .. Barbara Tussup Judy LaFevre .... Elizabeth Trott . Mr. R. Jacouzzi Miss J. Green ... ....... President .... Vice President .........Secretary .......Treasurer .. Faculty Advisor Assistant Advisor 57 FOOTBALL SENIOR MEMBERS: Captain Joseph Curesky Edward English ...... Robert Hennessey..... John Nelson.......... Daniel Grosso........ Thomas Angotti ...... Ted Dratch........... Mr. W. Swanson.......... Mr.J. Tarrant........ ........... Halfback ........... Halfback ...............Guard ............Fullback ............ Halfback .............. Tackle ..............Manager ................Coach .....Assistant Coach oni. Smith. Devendorf, Cailoa, VARSITY BASKETBALL Karl Haeusgen.. Joe Curesky.... Mr. Brawley .... George Godfrey .......Captain Senior Member ........ Coach .....Manager J.V. BASKETBALL Lewis Lamporte.....................Co-Captain Edward Newton......................Co-Captain Richard Bellesheim....................Manager Mr. Selleck............................ Coach 66 ▼ U1 OllJ Cagers Down Alumni, 4847 Bielaczyc’s Foul Shot Wins Came BETHEL (Special) — Walt Richards scored a doz- en times on 17 foul shot at- tempts and added a pair of held goals for 16 points to lead Bethel High’s varsity to a 4847 basketball tri- umph over the BHS alumni squad here last night. In the traditionally hectic atmosphere of the annual event the Bethelites (2-7 for the year) triumphed over the graduate when Jack Bielaczyc scored o? a foul shot in the last two seO' ends of play. Jim Coffey paced the alumn' squad. whic‘ ‘j x acor Bethel (48) Richards bethel o Almoj' To Nip Southbury Quintet, 59 to 53 With 41-33 Win 0yer Woodbury .cut a 27-1$ tc SOUTHBURY (Special) — Bethel High moved Southbury deeper into the cellar of the Southern division of the Housa- tonic Valley Schoolmen’s basket- ball league with a 59-53 defeat here last night. The win gives Bethel a 4-7 record for league play with a single loop contest remaining at Newtown on Friday. For the season the Wildcats are 7-15 as they prepare to meet the Wooster Prep School squad in a non-league tilt tonight at 8 o’clock on the Bethel court. There will be no junior varsity preliminary. Last night’s game was nip and tuck all the way with Jim Brawley’s Wildcats pulling ahead in the final minutes. Karl Haeusgen tallied 19 for Bethel and Walt Richards and Bill Sutton nvT|,. - 13 apiece. Box score Bethel MONROE (Special)—The Ma- BETHEL (Special)—After g suk High cagere opened their ir,g into the con est as hea new � n ht HoV™riWeJ0S ,S,a r run off the floor by a detemun- i .spired Bethel quintet, 46-45, Bethel five. j the local gym last night, the jump on the Beeps 9-0 Record and held a| The narrow win left Woodbui M at the close of Bethel bounc- second and At the half Bethel. When the ounded the score in Bethel’s fa- Boyd and Haeusgen gath- ered 10 and 11 points respective- ly for Bethel. Masuk’s Bob Mussante led the night’s scoring with 14 1 (9-0) and in fir. Southern Division Valley Schoo by the loss of or rting team, leadin Malone suffered ankle in the fin Warriors were har maintain a meage the second hal starters played the en D___________o 5®— without a breathe! Bethel’s junior varsity also Curesky and Bari Haeusge ___... UAfbnH lil n J_ .. o 2 r j Sutton I' f. 0 1 j Shail 1.. 1 1 t DaCunha .. 2 1 1 Haeusgen . 3 1 7 Bielaczyc I • • 1 3 : Steck 1 • 3 5 ii Totals I J-. 12 24 4? Alumni (47)' 9 I G F p Lamporte .. 2 1C Coffey 4 1 Taylor 1 7 Evans 1 i Giardina ... 0 4 Scolpino .... 1 Totals . 9 47 Richards Haeusgen Curesky . DaCunha Sutton .. Shail ... Lambert Lamporte Totals Southbury (58) came home with the honors. 27. Box score: 47- Blood .. Bressette Rusniak . 0 4 4 0 1 1 0 1 1 18 23 59 G F P 4 0 8 4 4 12 4 2 JO 2 3 7 4 4 12 1 0 2 1 0 2 Bethel (41) G. F. Richards 0 Sutton 0 Curesky 1 Shail 0 Steck 1 Haeusgen 3 Bielaczyc 0 Boyd 0 DaCunha 0 worked like demons under th hoop while Walt Richard ]-umpad in 17 points to lead th scoring. Monty Woolson led the win P. r.ers’ scoring with 16. f Box score: I Woodbury (46) 21-- G Totals .......... 20 13 53 Totals 18 5 Monroe (33) G. F. Hurd 2 Komar 0 Kovac 1 Mussante 4 Brown 2 Totals 12 9 Malone ............ 0 Salokas............. 4 Woolson............. 8 Jones .............. 0 Lohman ..............4 Ripper.............. 2 Totals ...........18 Bethel (45) G Richards ........... 7 Curesky ............ 3 Bielaczyc ...........3 DaCunha ............ 2 10 Haeusgen............ 3 Totals............18 Senior Members: Captain Janice Rubley, Elaine Rossi, Leslie Pearlman, Miss A. Treat, Advisor. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS A Ue.%V €. J.V. CHEERLEADERS James Gorman Keith Managan Mr. Selleck. CROSS COUNTRY ...... Captain Senior Member ........ Coach TRACK TEAM Edward English ..................................................... Captain Ross Harrison, Jimmy Kolwicz........................................Managers John MacDonald.........................................................Coach Bethel Cagettes Top New Milford In Season Finale BETHEL (Special)—Crushing the New Milford High sextet, 62- 32, in a home game yesterday afternoon the Bethel High girl’s cage squad finished this year’s season on the courts. Piling up 45 po nts Bethel cap- tain Barbara Thomas singlehand- edly outscored the illness crippled female Green Wavers, while her lengthy teammate Barbara Reilly tallied 12 points. Miss Sensenbrenner took over the scoring chores for New Mil- ford and racked up 20 markers. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Senior Members: Captain Barbara Thomas, Edna Kellogg, Carol Tenk, Lea Jane Thayer, Coach: Mrs. C. Boice. GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Captain Pat Sisson, Coach Mrs. C. Boice. BASEBALL TEAM Captain..............................................John Nelson Manager...........................................Tony DaCunha Coach.............................................Joseph Tarrant SENIOR MEMBERS John Nelson Charles Clapp • GIRLS’ SOFTBALL TEAM Captain...........................................Barbara Thomas Manager......................................Patricia Eichhorn Coach................................................Mrs. Boice SENIOR MEMBERS Barbara Thomas Elisabeth Shaw Helen Hull 71 Dramatized by Anne Coulter Martens From the book by Maureen Daly Angie....... Margaret.... Lorraine.... Kitty....... Mrs. Morrow Mr. Morrow Jack........ Art......... Marlin...... Jane........ Tony........ Margie...... Fitz........ — Cast of Characters — ...............................Elaine Rossi ............................Barbara Thomas ..........................Joann Schmuecker .............................Leslie Pearlman ..............................Elisabeth Shaw ...............................Edward English .............................Gardner Ayres .............................Thomas Angotti ...............................Joseph Curesky ................................Helen Hull .............................Michael Burns ..........................Kathy Denninger ..........................Robert Hennessey Director..................................Margaret-Ann Schmidt Stage Manager.............................................Mary Staib Assistant Stage Manager................................Bernice Nash s E V E N T E E N T H S u M M E R SENIOR PROM ALMOST PARADISE 74 ROYAL PARTY King Edward English Princess Nancy Kellogg Queen Elisabeth Shaw Prince William Reynolds 75 Class President Barbara Thomas Class History Carol Meade...............Gardner Ayres Horoscope Patricia Eichhorn, Raymond Jennings, Helen Hull, Lawrence Straiton, Lynn Zukas, Robert Cher, Marcia Sturdevant, and Janice Rubley. Class Will Leslie Pearlman................Robert Boyd Most Popular Kayanne Straiton...................Thomas Steck Presentation of the class gift by Barbara Thomas to our class advisor, Miss Werelius. GRADUATION AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS James Bridges, $1,100 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Elisabeth Shaw, $1,000 Northeastern University Robert Hennessey, $800 Ohio Wesleyan University Leslie Pearlman, $600 Antioch College Edward English, $500 Conn. Pharmaceutical Association Linda Hampton, $200 Visiting Nurse Association Joanna Schmuecker, $100 Bethel Visiting Nurse Association Patricia Eichhorn, $100 Bethel Visiting Nurse Association JAMES BRIDGES Frank A. Berry Award; Western Conn. Section of American Chemical Society Award; George Hibbard Award; Bausch and Lomb Honorarv Award. EDWARD ENGLISH MARCIA STURDEVANT BARBARA THOMAS Nino Vaghi Good Sportsmanship Award; Helen Frede Memorial Award; Plumtrees Bridget Archer Memorial Award; D.A.R. S.A.R. Good Citizenship Medal; Henry School Association Scholarship. Good Citizenship Award. Meckauer Award. ELISABETH SHAW CAROL MEADE LYNN ZUKAS Henry Meckauer Award. Underwood Merit Award. Underwood Incentive Award. Valedictorian Salutatorian Graduating Class of 1959 Essayist Essayist 78 IF YOU BUY AT P E N N E Y’S IT’S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY MAIN STREET DANBURY, CONN. ABDELLA'S PACKAGE STORE Helen L. Hennessey, Prop. Phone 3-3471 80 GRASSY PLAIN STREET BETHEL, CONN. GEORGE JOHN HAIRSTYLISTS EXCLUSIVE, but NOT EXPENSIVE Phone Pioneer 8-2930 91 MAIN STREET DANBURY, CONN. Compliments of ARMANDO'S HULL FUNERAL HOME Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1959 BETHEL LATEX PRODUCTS ANN ROBERTS, Inc, Manufacturers of WOMEN’S and CHILDREN’S SPORTSWEAR CONSOLIDATED CONTROLS CORPORATION AIRCRAFT, MISSILE and NUCLEAR CONTROL PRODUCTS Compliments of WARREN W. JOLI OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER CLASS OF ’59 Telephone 8-4375 40 MAIN STREET DANBURY, CONN. 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