Bloomfield High School - Tattler Yearbook (Bloomfield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

W 1 X L if AX Q ,a,,..fff' :V H wk fwfr - mf Q,, w M. Q. ., 5 in ,V F 1 A ,wg -4 f QMIIW VOLUME 55 X Zip f X X xv Presented by gm Whoa QX1956 BLOGMFIELD HIGH SCHQGL h ld C . 718 Ik J 0 e , , 1? X , 6 ff , ' Z ef e W CP M A 8619 fg V e 05 of X 6 e C X x Bloom ge , onnecticut 3 X XX uv I I K D- 'U' gffofmwood The purpose of a hrgh school annual IS xery s1mple to record ID permanent form four years m the lrves of each of us Years from now only tvxo records wlll remam of hlgh xx ords The Tattler x xsrble on the front cover How momentous these years have been' We entered as boys and .gurls and leaxc as young men and vxomen about to assume the responsnbrlmes of adulthood Surely thus turmng pomt m our lrves must not pass unnotnced Decades hence as each of you pause to look back over your 'annual you wlll agaln relive these days of joy youth and accompllshment H X E N X M k X t 1 'J . . 5 N I I FZ., -1 -' . X lx Q Xl 'X l X if f school: a memory, and a yellowed, well-worn book with the Q CM? of Wwe law!! DCC11C1f1OIl Twnheri Sectlon Qpmor Scctxon LIQQQ Hmory CMQS YV11l C1192 Prophecy UHdCfC11SS1IlCH ClubQ and ACIIXIKICS Sports 61 J J f , J, 'C' , A 4 I ' 5 kk . K, . II I ' 26 ' 30 f 32 - x 35 K 51 We the class of 1956 proudly dedicate loyal counselor Mrs Marjorie Smith 4 7 3 this yearbook to our sincere friend and , . . Mae ghwe ffacw gfmwfahafz ? X f E' I F Z X ,X I fl I, 1- : - c::D pp- Z! f. f r f Si 6hMllZl0hdh0W Edward J Rogean Superzntendent if John S Warren Wrnthrop Ballard Pfmupal Vzce Prmczpal Ruth Tavener and Mary Barnard Secretarzey S X X Sue Baldauf Mrldred Bashour Allen Brown Hartford Hospttal Untverstty of Connecncut Amherst College Nurse Sensor Class Advtsor Latm Club Tennxs Club Englrsh French Lattn 'K Charles Castle Rnchard Charland Robert Clarke Herbert Chester james Cronrn Gorham Teachers College Ham College Teachers College of Conn Hdlyef Qgllggg Teachers College of Conn lndustrtal Arts Band Musxt Industrxal Arts Dnver Educauon Scrence and Mathematrcs Mechamcal Drawmg Erghth Grade 41 Lucla DeDomm1c1s Ernest Doyle Allan Enstgn Salnt Joseph College Gorham Teachers College Teachers College of Conn TATTLER Advtsor Mathemattcs and Science Mathemancs and Sctence Typnng Bookkeepmg Seventh Grade Seventh Grade General Bustness 7 fx ft: Q i .K , . A I are r C , , or 5 .I Q Dorothy Farrell Eleanor Frsher Lelra Harper Plymouth Teachers College Framingham Teachers College Teachers College of Conn Englrsh Speech F H A Busxness Club Homemaknng Typnng Shorthand Oihce Pracuce Sellmg L.-.- fx Saul Hoiiman Cathertne Hubbard Maryorxe Jolndon Faye Kxlpatrtck Rosemary Lxvcaket Umversxry of Colorado Umversxty of Mass New York Unnverstry Untversrty of Rnchmond Samt Joseph College TA'l'I'I.ER Busmess Stat? Advrsor Junior Class Advisor Musrc Gnrls Physxcal Educauon English and Social Studxes World Hnstory Ctvrcs Economxcs Problems of Democracy Seventh Grade Busmess Law Algebra II U S Hnstory Dorothy Loomer Russell Sage Homemakmg Robert Mason Unxversnry of Rhode Island Solid Geometry Trigonometry Plane Geometry Busmess Arxthmetnc General Math Marguertte Mrckelson Smnth College Scnence Club junior Red Cross Council Bnology General Scnence General Math Qldnhnfg W A-lf' Francxs Nevers Donald Newth ohn Paterno Sprmgfneld College New Haven Teachers College oston Unnversnry Englnsh and Socxal Szudnes rt Basketball and Baseball Coach Enghrh Grade Boys Physical Educauon Q. Freeman Pearlmurter Daniel Srmeone Marlorre Smrth Boston Umverstty Villanova Colle e Umversnry of New Hampshxre World Geography Crvncs Englxsh and Soclal rudnes SALMON SHEET Advxsor Busxness Anthmenc Exghth Grade Englnsh Joseph Spada Boston Unxversnry English and Socnal Studxes Seventh Grade Mabel Vfescott Leo Yacomello Marcia Zabrnsltne Castleton Teachers College Teachers College of Conn, Wheaton College t lllmonsb English and Social Studies Soccer Coach Honor Society Advisor Seventh and Enghth Grade Mathemaucs and Science Gundance Dxrecror Enghth Grade Englxsh 9 'IX Norton WEISS Tulane Umversxty Chemxsrry Physxcs Algebra . , ,'f , -Lflf. I I . L., N , I 1 4 4 ' 1 . ' ' - 5 . 9 . I 1 S l , I . U A ' A , . . ' 1. f 4 X - f ' 1 ' i Sill I l l Pfmg. Q . ' YU , tv- - A ,. QE U l','k AI l Qfffeif' - TIL. W1 :iw 'Nia if 32+ owfff' ff' MW SM -4:1 QM Q fx ff Ewfn, LO 2 15? el 5 in ik ff l WW f SAWWW 17' Mm if WN Wop W ' W .Wm W ELEANOR EILEEN BAILEY February 1 1938 Glee Club 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Softballl 2 Volley ball 2 Business Club 3 4 Her thought: ar rtzll ar h water: under a rumed rmll Nome pleasant smlle rather qulet but full of fun loves to tell a good loke and then an lovely reen eyes good busnness stu ent Dnd you say Irnsh7 makes her own clothe Oh my Lord' s' Not bad at all ' ROBERT JAMES Ast-IMORE September 16 193 8 Monrovra Hugh School 1 Glee Club 2 Tennrs Club 2 3 4 Presrdent 3 JV Basket ball 2 Nutmeg Boys Stare 3 Photography Club 2 3 Scn ence Club 3 4 Tattler 4 The harder match d the greater victory Bo pazz lover anythrng for a friend Bloomfield s George Gobel well read wouldnt wnsh a Studebaker on hrs worst enemy ernng dependabulnry a aw yers gift for argumg GALE B ATKINSON November 19 1938 joseph Case Hrgh School 1 2 Glee Club 3 Tennxs Club 3 4 Tattler 4 Future Home makers of Amerrca 4 He that :J merry of heart hath a contmual feast Gale cute and fnendly Bostonlan accent peppy dns posmon neat and well-dressed usually talkm blonde hanr and sparklmg lue eyes spontaneous grm Youth Cen Cl' 2l'l'lbI!l0l'1 1'lUl'S1l Ig ROBERT BEAUDOIN August 2 1937 Soccerl 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bloomfield l-lrY 3 Student Councxl 3 Varsnry Club 2 3 4 Salmon Sheet 2 3 Glee Club 2 Man rr the head hut woman turnr it Bob mrghty ower house of energy tern c baseball and soccer player bug hazel eyes relaxed lumbermg walk user trll you know htm bash ul uncertain smrle crew cut rmperturbable gxrls7 OK I guess a loyal class mate PETER HARRY BEDARD Apnl 12 1938 Glee Club 1 2 3 Take life ar rt comer rt .f eaner Pete some Ford' accepts classmates nbes good naturedly a mce guy qunck wrt quiet untxl you know hum slow deliberate speech curly dark halt untertam smnle BEVERLY ANN BARNARD january 20 1938 Glee Clu 1 2 3 Samon Sheet 2 4 JV Cheerleader 2 3 Vars1ty4 Busrness Club 3 4 Tattler 4 e 11 an excellent creature hut .the cant tell what came lint, the Greek: v sophisticated arr shar tered at umes by shy devnltry eager Hr delnghts rn talkmg over the latest Houncy qunps squeals of excxtemenr one of our rah rah gurls Y YV , ' I I. 1 1 5 ' is , ,Q an - , , Q.. 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Usb . . . , ' lauigh at it . . , black curly hair - ' 0' the Roman-f-U -I--'-w S ...,..A. . . , n y ,Q r ' 1 ,Q ' Q y 1 - ' - ' ft - - , 7. . , ,Q J -1 -In ,L . ... rr - . , n I 4 'lf V... --. 12 DONALD HENRY BOUDREAU August 20 1937 Hu nay: are quze and hu Jpeeclo rs :oft Don youd never know es there can do anythrng with a ar model trams landscaping whrz smcere quiet humor cowllck lrkeable swell classmate wary of the fatrer sex 5 JANET ELAINE BEH July 18 1938 Nathan Hale jr Hugh School l Glee Club 2 3 Student Councrl 3 Laurel Gnrls State 3 Alpha H1 Y 3 Natl Honor Soctety 3 4 President Tar ller 4 Her u ordr u ere long enough to run nz rerzalr an unpredrctable srudr ous good vorce loves musrc a pleasant smule Honor Socrety prestdenr peaches and cream complexron quxlted skrrts and blouses squeals of excxtement ambn nous student BEATRICE BENAVIDES june 16 1938 Cathedral Hrgh School 1 Glee Club 2 3 Busmess Club 3 4 Student Counc1l3 Red Cross 3 Salrnon Sheet 4 'Tberer mrrcbzef ln bn female Bea petite ralkatrve umnhrbrzed laugh beautuful long blonde hanr full of fun and smules boys cars and dancxng7 You bet' Carefree manner energenc always cheerful RAYMOND T CARRASCO January 2 l938 Glee Club l Trust ez erylmdy but cut the cards Ray possesses an easy manner good natured quner but smcere fruend black Pontrac shy smlle Silence rs the herald of roy School? lt s necessary 13 CORNELIA RUTH CAUDILL July 9 1938 Newrngton Hrgh School 1 2 Class Secretary 4 Glee Club 3 Salmon Sbeei 4 Tattler 4 Basketball 3 4 Tennls Club ltr mce Io be natural uhen you re naturally mce Connre darlrng drmples cute mfectxous laugh quner ull you know her better always wrllmg to lend a helpmg hand has a weakness for the Army Hm m m m loves sports Thats pretty funny an adorable sweet grr 'E' CONSTANTINE JOSEPH CALDEIRA August 21 1937 Student Councrl l 2 3 Treasurer 3 Glee Club 1 Class Prestdent 1 4 Band 3 4 Bloomfield HIY Salmon Sheet 4 Basketball 2 Soccer 2 3 Captarn 4 cy Assocratton 3 Baseball 1 2 4 Tattler 4 Nutmeg Boys State 3 He lzker to like people therefore people like him Sonny holds respect of all tops as class presrdent and leader credit to hrs school always busy always a good mood what a per sonahty' , , . ' A 3 3 I . 1. , 5 . :I V , 5 1 - 9. - Q l 5 - . t ' '77 v , - - fi V 'Tk ' , , ' 15 A i 9 Ev , , , ,4, 4 4 .1 ,Zz , s y 2, y 3 , 5 - 3a ,, . , -I C t Q ' 13 ' ' I! I 1 . 9 7 . .1 , ' h ' ' Varsrty Club 35 Forergn Poll- ' ' 9 2 c . ' . . . y 2 S ,., .,. , . . . ,, ,.. 'W ,,, in , , I , S I 4. .. HI A ff , - A ' . MA ' t. I ' 71 A X I, Ng 1. ? ANNETTE ROSE CIRILLO December 4 1938 Glee Club l 2 3 Busmess Club 3 4 Softball 2 Basket ball 2 IIV Cheerleader Cap tam 4 L1fel What an thou wzlhout love? Annette loves to laugh and have fun peppy cheerleader captatn was tt her knees that styltsh clothes great varnety of hatr styles Thats what you thunk huh7 Q' EVELYN CHESTER Aprnl 2 1939 George Washnngton School 1 2 Glee Club 3 Good nature IJ rlronger than tomahau kr Evle curly black han' dtvxdualxst small n cute but not qutet n shy alvu ays seems haPPY always good narured those tdeas ardent work New York ELAINE MARIA CHRIST July 21 1938 Ftelcl Hockey 1 2 3 4 Bas k alll 2 3 Captaln 4 Bseball 1 2 3 4 Vars ty Club 3 Busnness Club 3 Sec retary 4 Class Treasurer 3 Tattlef 4 Happy am I from care I fn free Elame born athlete u of fun mischievous tvstnkle nn her eye a yoke a day a frnend to all Btdwell Hard WHY? Wllfy YC! H01 3l'll3gO msuc theres no game she doesn t know ELLEN FAZZINO December 19 1937 Salmon Sheet 2 3 4 Tattler 4 Student Councxl 4 Business Club 3 Treasurer 4 Varstty Club 3 Freld Hockey l 2 3 Softball l Basketball 2 Ten nts Club 2 3 Glee Club l I can be as good at I pleare if I please to be good Ellen always on the go a cheery H to everyone ltttle people go far and fast too' lover of sports a wtllmg helpxng hand energeuc Infectious laugh wonderful sense of humor mtschnevous sparkle m her eyes RICHARD JAMES EENTON August 24 1938 Student Councxl 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Cocaptam 4 Class Treasurer 2 Prestdent 3 Tat tler 4 Glee Club 1 Salmon Sheet 3 4 Tenms Club 2 3 4 Latm Club Z Alpha Hr True to hu fnendr and a fnend to all Rlchxe full of fun er ntic ln basketball a true frxend enthusnastnc debator nndusrrxous quxck to smnle mrerested an people dry humor good sport Cacltllac or truck AW XXO JAMES CAEFREY DALY june 10 1938 Ilumor Htgh Student Councll 1 Presldent Tenms Club 1 2 Basketball Manager 2 Lat tn Club 2 Presrdent Foretgn Pollcy Assoctatnon Z 3 UN Model Assembly 3 Co chart man Harvard Book Prnze 3 Vtce Prestdent 3 Scrence Club 3 4 Salmon .S'beet3 4 Stu dent Councrl 4 Ptesldent Tattler 4 None but lnmrelf can rm ltked by everybody anal ttcal mnnd Ill Y UY t at the great debater tlmed qulps red faced contagxous laugh eflicnent Stu dent Counctl presldenr ll gent worker crafty chemnsr I ! 1 s . efb , , , I 9 ' 3 , , , 1 l I ff - ' . , Y, .. 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' ' I I I I I I I . 14 ELIZABETH W GOETJEN july 12 1938 Salmon Sheet 2 3 Ed1tor 4 Tattler 4 Alpha H1 Y 3 Stu dent Councrl Secretary 4 Ten ms Club 1 2 Latm Club 2 ee Club 1 2 3 N Honor SOCIETY 3 4 Volleyball 2 Magazme Drrve Co mana er If you will he loved love and he lovable Betty CODSCICDKIOUS student busy Salmon Sheet ed1tor clever w1th the en suc cessful 1n whatever s e undertakes b f l bl cl h caun u on e a1r always Wllllhg to help candnd blue eyes sweet sm1le il -,p r PATRICK A FLYNN September 8 1937 Baseballl 2 3 4 Soccer 1 4 Ba tballl Capta1n 4 Student Counc1l 2 4 Bloomfield H1Y 2 3 Salmon Sheet 3 4 Vars1ty Clu 3 4 There 11 a cup of mzrrhfef m that rtrong Jlfurture at smooth performer on the basketball court personaluy three letter man att1ve rn class HCKIVIIICS amusmg vocabulary carefree easy golng manner terr1l1t tease Hey' Got any good1es7 everybotlys fr1end MARY ANN GIACHELLO November 17 1938 Jones jumor H1gh School 1 Glee Club Z 3 Softball Z Salmon Sheet 4 Busmess Club 4 Her 8181 conceal the deuxltry hehmd them Mary Ann atcomphshed anrst Bumble Boogle has yet to beat the late bell enthus1ast1t sparkllng hazel eyes m1n1ature rn form but not xn atnvlty Bop pro wrth jrmmy Go Man LOUISE MABEL GOWEN May 8 1938 Glee Club 1 2 3 Lat1n Club 2 Secretary Tenn1s Club 1 JV Basketball 2 Baseball Manager 2 Fore1gn Polxty ASSOCIHIIOH 2 3 Alpha H1 Y 3 Salmon Sheet 3 4 Natl Honor SOCICIY 3 4 Laurel Glrls State 3 Tattler 4 Mag., az1ne DIIVC Co manager All ue can do If make the heyt of each day LOUISE helpful at the l1brary modest reserved manners tall and graceful fr1end ly and s1ncere rab1d sports an that school gxrl com plex1on honor student thoughtful eyes college bound EDITH IRENE GUILMARTIN October 19 1938 Alpha H1 Y 3 Salmon Sheet 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Var srty Club 3 4 Busrness Club 3 4 Tenn1s Club 2 3 Tat tler 4 Band 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Hockey 3 Lattn Club 3 Volleyball 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Student Counc11 1 Life :J 1077 uhat you make it 90? hou you take tt Eclxe beaut1ful red curly harr lover of sports well lrked by all superb class treasurer Nursmg her llfellme ambl t1on lovable charmmg chat terbox S1msbury here I come' .a 'X BARBARA JEAN GOODELL September 18 1939 Salmon Sheet 4 Tattler 4 Natl Honor Soctety 3 4 BUSIHCSS Club 3 4 Glee Club A yaun 11 a .rzlent Jhout Barb sparklmg w1th a QUICK humor well mannered soft spoken charm forever aways WI 1ng to ep sweet personal1ty a loyal fr1end and classmate ge , , , , , S 1 3 2, 3,A g ske , 2, 3, , L ' L h 1 ' 3 V, , Q - .E L - . b , I H Y ' ' t 4 ,, . . . . . Q ... 'K - I If L . V g ,, . . . fl - - 1 1 , , ' Q , 1 ' S ' , , . . 9 ' ' r Q 5 ' 9 .9 ' ' , 1 Gl , , 3 atl - . ' y . 1. 1 1, 2, 3. Y l - K VI V ' ' lv ,, . . . .. 7 ' r . 1 ' , . . U - 4 5 smiling . , , excellent typist . . . 'AT ' ' A 'K' l .'ll' hl 4 1 1 , , an - 3 , 1 L -, Q I Q - . . U: g , 4 H 4 3 on , 1 , 1 - , 1 v- L , ,ya 543 1 V , 9 Q 4 Q , Q , L I , ' ' . . L . ,S . t . , , , - . 'F Y ' A- 1 -Eg U , -H I5 DEAN HENCE December 26 1937 Glee Club l 2 3 Tennis Club 3 We can only change the world hy changing men Dean Herb Shriner humor' easy going great guy likes horses and cars talks when he has something good to say country style Ford willin to lend a Help ing hand ne classmate DORIS BEVERLY WILMA HELENE HARGER June 5, 1938 Tennis Club 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 34 Alpha H1-Y 39 Softball 1, 23 Basketball 2, 3g Field Hockey 2, 35 Salmon Sheet 4g Tattler 45 Varsity Club 3. The hert way to have a friend it to he one. Doey , 1 . shy, sweet, sincere . , . quiet, efficient worker , , . cute as all get out lovely dark eyes everyone s friend a good sport Park Avenue Depart ment Store her favorite U3 haunt HM M M Boy ' JAMES A KIDD Baseball 2 3 Cocaptain 4 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Salmon Sheet 4 Tattler 4 Varsity Club Secre tary 3 4 Class Treasurer No man can he wwe on an empty stomach tm excels tn sports basket ball baseball and soccer ways where the crowd is black Ford ready for fun likeable fellow a tease at times-most times HAWKS May 16, 1938 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Business Club 3g Tattler 4. A twinkle in her eye for all who pan Billi . . . boyfriends by the dozen . . , long black hair . . , owns a pair of deep dark eyes , . . deep Hello and a pleasant smile . . . Oh yeah? Now listen, kid! . , , bouncing gait . . , can be heard above any crowd . , . carefree and easygoing likes commercial work DONALD H KOCH Basketballl 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Varsity Club Treas urer 3 4 Tattler 4 Bloom fie H1Y3 Band2 3 4 A drwer xr knoun hy the fender: he keepr Donnie those cars' likes sports good looking ways ready for anything sharp dresser school? O K Anchors Away Naval R serves blue eyes curly hair what a driver' I6 NANCY LOU HILL May 20 1938 Hartford Public High School l 2 Business Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Tattler 4 She tr .fweet and natural hut there tr rmrchtef rn her eye Nan peppy and petite radiant smile springy walk short wavy blonde hair vivactous boy catcher always ready for fun low smooth chuckle bound to be success U . . . ' 3 fi 4 ' 1 ' it .. . . . - gy Q, .I qi i, ...'41 '. . . . , t ' H. .., . 'esl , B July 14, 1938 April 7, 1937 , , ,i 1, 1 ld ,I 1 L - , . , 2 1. ' 7 1, ' i 54 1 PHILIP WILLIAM MAHER JR February 17 1937 Marianapolis Prep 1 Glee Club 2 3 Tennis Club 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Salmon Sheet 4 I agree with no man J opznzon I have my own' Buzzy guns How much do you wanna bet7 no hs ten kin of Problems class sooo tal usually smil in loves riding and hunting what a car sense f humor has a knack for ar u in friendly takes e easy av' LOUIS F. LUPO August 11, 1937 Salmon Sheet 3, 45 Bloom- Held Hi-Y 35 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 2, 4g Baseball 2, 3, Co-captain 4g Class Sec- retary lg Class President 2g Glee Club 1, 23 Varsity Club 33 Tattler 4. He is .fo quiet, mmetimerf' Louie . . . terrihc sense of humor . . . has an opinion on everything . . . a good -leader . . . nice clothes . . . ClSy'gOln8 POISON . . , SIHCCIC . . I terrihc in sports. JAMES FRANCIS LYNCH January 26, 1937 Soccer lg Tennis Club 1, 23 President 3g Science Club 3g Alpha Hi-Y 35 Tattler 45 Vice President 4. A sincere friend right from the rtartg with a cheerful :mile to match his Irirh heart Jimmy . . . mischievous blue eyes . . . heart of 24 karat gold . . . livens up any class . . . easy going and carefree . . . full of fun . . . Hey! where's the party? . , . hard worker . . . porcupine crew- cut. JAMES 0 MEARA June 13 1938 Cathedral High 1 Weaver High 2 Baseball 3 4 Soccer 4 Bloomfield HIY 3 Varsity Clu 3 4 The only people In the u orld are the Irzsh and thore u ho uuh they uere im Irish always re low handsome better ate than never devilish blue eyes long blonde lashes a hit with the girls ready smile ternhc dancer ready with yokes o 'l PETER O MEARA May 8 1937 Weaver High School 1 Hart ford High School 2 3 I urn a frzend of the work mg and I would rather he hu frtend than to he hun meets life as it comes as good narured as they come a sunny smile Irish wit When Irish Eyes Are Smiling sports enthusiast ,Q CAROL FAYE MERCIER june 7 1938 Glee Club 1 2 3 Field Hoc key 2 Varsity Club 3 Busi ness Club 4 Salmon Sheet 3 4 Tattler 4 Student Coun cil 4 A helping hand ready at your call Carol you dirty bird sure Ill help boy' Vermont' ueen of shorthand typing and book eeping classes infectious laugh loves foot ba interested in everyone cutest facial expressions WHL.. '!i?' X x 6 4 x , . . . , , t . - 9 ,I , , 1 ' - v v . s t 1 Q ' 3 '. 9 v 9 5 , . 3 5 . ff - , - - - I to V. H , U r . . . . . r t ,, hgh.-H Z' 'i . . . - li: A 11--U. I . X ' , , A v , - , , A 3 h i Z - 1 Q , 1 U , . ,Q A ff - Y - - I Q 'f ,. . V , N J, 'D ' .H Pete . I . , happy-go-lucky . . . fi 5 A I ' ' . Egjfyi, 'I Q s is as f I , 9 L H g' ' N S g g K 17 , ,, I, 'fs DOLORES RITA SANTOS January 25 1938 Glee Clubl 2 3 Busmess Club 3 Bloomfield HnY 3 A: merry at the day ts long Dolores always laughmg Hey Cmon' happy go lucky short and curly black hair bn ht g snappy e es baby face smile sauntenn walk sweaters and skxrts never a dull moment GRACE AUDREY PITT August 25 1938 Glee Club 1 2 3 Baseball 2 JV Cheerleader 2 3 Cap tam Tennxs Clubl 2 3 4 Busmess Club 3 4 Alpha H1 Y 3 Fxeld Hockey 4 Salmon Sheet 4 Tattler 4 She looks quret but look agam Gracne qutet someumes mnschnevous sparkle ready for un acuve m sports t at car of hers' h t e pretuest smnle llvens up any party boys her weakness BERNADETTE SCHALLER August 25 1938 Glee Clubl 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Basketball Manager 2 Fneld Hockey 1 2 Red Cross 3 Busmess Club 3 4 Var snty Club 3 Salmon Sheet Let me lwe and let me laugh Bern loves to laugh ready wxlllng and able to help always has a cute lxttle smxle ll lked b ll we I y a long blonde hair rf rt can be done lets do nt ELAINE CLAIRE RADIN May 12 1938 Glee Club 1 2 3 JV Grrls Basketball 2 Alpha H1Y 3 Forexgn Pollcy Assocnatnon 3 4 Natl Honor Socxety 2 4 Vlce Presxdent Salmon Sheet 4 Tattler 4 Magazine Drwe Co manager Smile and the uorld Jrmler urth you Elame determmatnon cloaked ln velvet soft spoken charm warm welcomxng smnle a merry twinkle ln her eye conscxentlous student loyal frxend always eady to lend a helping hand college bound HARVEY WELLS SINCLAIR june 11 1938 Student Councxl Vrce Pres: dentl 3 Soccer2 3 4 Base ba 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Latm Club 2 Tennrs Club 2 Band 2 3 4 Varsxty Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 French Club 3 I got up at the crack of dawn Jfllggd up the crack and went back to hed Harvey he grows on you such fun' tops rn sports mxschnef maker loves ro laugh good natured the bluesr eyes tn the semor class ate agam7 or sleepy Harvey7 qulte a tease' PATRICIA ANN SCHADEE March 16 1938 2 3 Busmess Club 2 3 Sec retary 4 Salmon Sheet Assnst ant Edttor 4 Natl Honor Socxety 4 ltr great to he great but :tr greater to be human at a truer frnend cannot be found commercnal course whrz enthusrastnc worker lrvely sense of humor lukes to laugh Safe dnver cure facnal expressions mxschrevous gnn , A 4 4 , , L ' D K' Ak 1 s s 'Q - .S . -' S , y Q ' , . 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If fl . . . . , , , I7 'I8 RICHARD KENNETH SULMAN February 26 1939 New London Hugh School 1 2 3 Tattler 4 Scuence Club 4 Natl Honor Socuety Sec retary 4 Foreugn Polucy As socuatuon 4 Im not feelmg uell myself Ruch lukes a luvely debate 864 000 words facts and opunuons on every subuect quute an actor wullung to go along wuth any uoke nothung fazes hum JOAN THERESA SINETI May 24 1938 Alpha Hu Y 3 Student Coun cul 2 Class Secretary 3 Hoc key 2 4 Salmon Sheet I 2 3 4 Tattler Edutor 4 Natl Honor Socuety 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 Varsuty Club 3 Latun Club 2 Aluayx happy always gay and urually talking oan vuvacuous Come o lets o' actuve un sports luvey blessed wuth guft of b tops as edutor easu y excuted a good tume en and unk ood always ready for clever wuth the loves ltal n ua constant sparkle un her eye DOLORES SLAYTON July 2 1937 East Hartford Hugh School 1 2 Busuness Club 3 4 Ten nus Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 Sbe doth lmle kzndneues that otber: leave undone Dolor fruendly smule long wavy haur loves to have un always wullung to help cheery Hu for everyone sweet personaluty quuet some tumes a suncere and loyal fruend to all 1' MICHAEL ROBERT PHILOMENA VIGNONE VIGNONE Aprul 7 1935 Baseball 2 Soccer 1 2 Bas ketball 1 7 Salmon Sheet 2 3 Varsuty Club Presudent 3 Bloomheld HuY 3 Glee Cu 1 2 He only :J a u ell made man ubo bar a good delermmatzon Muke small but mughty bundle of TNT exceptuonal versa tuluty un athletucs won many awards un hus tume real sports fan and a terrufuc sport e black haur and large dark eyes a tease once un a whule a real gourmet February 19 1937 Fueld Hockeyl 2 3 4 Base l 2 3 Basketballl 3 Salmon Sheet 4 Busuness Club Vuce presudent 3 Presu dent 4 Student Councul 1 2 Class Secretary Z Vatsuty Club 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 A good :port 15 lrked by everyone Phu tops un sporta beau tuful dark haur dependable worker a fruend to all always where the fun s Fox SL Company a real go getter dulugent worker RICHARD ROBERT URBAN Aprul 21 1938 Glee Clubl 2 3 Salmon S eet l 2 3 I like work It farcmnleu me I can .ut and look al a real artust' gurl catcher? quute a pulot sleepy or just bored? wutty never a dull moment' dormant genuus apt to speak hus mund 1-Y-v' , -, .l - . - . I , , , , 1 Q ' y I - ' . , Q . 4 . . I 4 - . . , f . . . b ,, Y ... I A ... , , , u . . . - - . ,, . t - V . .'f'.'l'..'f' H' ' ln . . . a I n ' ' ' iq. 5 Q Il' U its ' u A m , . . . ' 11 pf , . ' ' 7 I H H , , , - L . . , - , 'uw 1, , Y . i . . , , V ,, . . . B , - W 1 Q., '. . All great men are dead: ' 'V all day-H ' ', ey Bob.., j.,.a ' -fu ,J y , ' ' u v u 1 ' 3 , 1 - ball , , .5 A, 2. 4, -1 A . ,Q y y 1 . ' - 1 9 ,I 1 N Q l b , , 5 u - V ' Q , , . .AW it I H - A 'ir ' ' ll ll ' . . , it . , . - 19 INA MAE WESTDAL May 18 1938 Glee Club 1 2 3 Alpha H1 Y 3 Cheerleader 2 3 Cap Secretary 3 Baseball 2 Sal mon Sheet l 2 3 Tattler 4 Bandl 2 3 Bus1r1essClub3 Charming lfttle chatterbox Boots full of fun peppy cheerleader has a frtendlv sm1le for everyone cute ltttle turned up nose b1g brown eyes wlll make a good nurse very helpful and cons1deraze M Ant1n1tas G Bryant E Carney L Creswell E DAlo1a R Fortter BONNA MAY WALBAM October 8 1938 Gee Club 1 2 3 Ceer leader 4 Student Counc1l 4 Salmon Sheet 4 Bloomfield H1Y 3 F1eld Hockey 2 3 Basketball Manager 3 Var s1ty Club 3 A been as lug as all out door: Bonna shy capturmg smnle truest of fnends dnhgent worker sparkhng cute cheer leader I l1ke em all glad to help nurs1ng her am button loves everybody every body loves her a loyal class mate ELIZABETH MARION WEAVER June 22 1938 Basketball 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Salmon Sheet 4 Su dent Councxl 3 Natl Honor SOClCfY 3 4 Alpha H1Y 3 Bus1ness Club 3 4 Vars1ty Club 3 Baseballl 2 Tattlef 4 Fore1gn Pol1cy ASSOCIHIIOH A urllxng uorkef a kind fnendf Betty a s1ncere frrend dthgent worker Mtss Amenca qunet charm good sport makes many of her own clothes very well too lnkes horses a good future secretary STUART YORK September 1 1938 Soccer 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 T15 better to be Jmall and .flaming than to be tall and cart a .fbadou tu qu1et but smcere cheerful happy go lucky keen sense of humor easy to get along wnth N1ce thtngs come 1n small packages FORMER CLASS MEMBERS G GUIHIC jordan J Gull1fer M Holcomb W Jones 1 Kowalsky G McCann R Morneault G Sheldon M Tracy D Urgo Frankl1n E Von Exsengnen 20 , l , , 1 h - 1 2 Z , S y t V 1 , Q t 4 t - fp - 9 , 1 A 4 n D 1 - A , 9 - ya lr - - l l- , , , - rf 1 ' ' ' ' ... l In H V' I ,y . 1 , r x 1 ' , tam 4g Tennis Club 1, 2, 3 ' ' ' ' Q S ' ff, - , ,ya 1 , .. , . 5 . ,, rr ' ' u ' - MI SENIOR CLASS Rs SENIOR CLASS Frrsr roxx Iefr ro rrrhr A Cmllo I Wesrdal I Srnen D Slaxton B Snhaller D Santos P Vmnone E Chester E Iazzmo I-larger W Hawkes E Barley B Weaver E Radxn L Gnvsen G Pm B Barnard G Arkmson B Goerlen Mr Ballard Adusor Fourth rovs R Sulman -I OMeara P Bedard R Fenton Second rosx M Vrgnone D lxoch I Daly B Goodell B Wfalbam C Caudxll C Caldenra E Gurlmartln C Mer crer P Schadee L Lupo S York P O Meara P Maher P Flynn D Boudreau B Beaudom R Ashmore J Krdd Third row Mrs Bashour Advxsor N Hull J Beh D SFNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left rn right: E. Guilmarrin, Treasurer: C. Caldeira, Presidenrg C. Caudill, Secretaryg Lynch, Vice-President. J- 21 as J' - . J C5 ,.,-- l l 5. fv lv ,f ' . af' M,u P x dl P m..EQn--vzg xl ,V .. Y..,......m . 2 :ffm N. fg ' V J- .,,.,WN5f:,,?fff,,,ii N' K'1f5Wz4,s!g,e.gEf,'. 9 Q- 'UFS' . .. Q ' ,, :Q M -'?'!. ea b m w 5, . . . --.,. . . , , .Q ig A-1 43.5151 4 fl 10? 'L :Q Jar Y W S, Bo Pere ea Don G1 e Nome Bev B0 7 xiii 7-X his. Sonny Connne Evxe Elaine Annette m xbox Barb in Rnchle at Mary Ann Betty iv xg: is LOUISE Eche Doey W1lm1 if , f Ly ' b .1 ' b V g Q1 L, i ky ' nf ye jan B A ii 3 ll 3 Av , 5 I L W V5 h A45 -... 1 , rj. . ,.,. i K I ,L jlgpig l . . . Ji x . ' v ' A L j .V 5 ? 'X AV by V X wish A , El ' A P Y- A Q, Q f' B A 5 L BX ,gs- S Nan m Donnle Lou1s ,QV Hui Buzzy Carol lm Pete Grace Elame Dolor at Bern Harv oan Dolores R rch M lckey Phl Z Bonna Berry Boots Stu Advrsors kwa 55010 Our life at Bloomfield High School Class of 56 began back in September 1957 when we entered our freshman year Now in 1956 we are bringing our days at BHS to a close As we set out on our separate paths we will take these memories of our high school days with us 1957 FRESHMAN 1955 Fifty two freshmen walked mto the annex of Bloomfield High School in September ready and eager to begin their years at BHS At our nrst class meeting under the supervision of Mrs Dorothy Farrell and Mrs Mildred Bashour we elected our class officers Constantine Caldeira president Michael Vtgnone vice president Louis Lupo secretary and ames Kidd treasurer Representing our class in Student Council were james Daly Edith Gutlmartrn Harvey Sinclair and Phtlomena Vrgnone In October our ctvics classes traveled by bus to the United Nations building in New York Crty where the group split up each seeing a different council in session In December we were sorry to say good bye to Principal George R Perry who left Bloomfield for a position as principal at Bristol High School The big social event of our freshman year was the dance April Showers For weeks ahead we all worked on committees preparing for it As we ended our freshman year our thoughts turned to the next September when we would be sophomores 1953 SOPHOMORE 1954 Our first business as sophomores was the electron of our class officers Louis Lupo became president assisted by Bonna Walbam vice president Philomena Vtgnone secretary and Richard Fenton treasurer Constantine Caldeira joan S1net1 Patrick Flynn and Philomena Vtgnone voiced their opinions loud and clear in the Student Council Upon the suggestion of Mr Freeman Pearlmutter and Mrs Marguerite Mickelson we named our dance the Stag Bait Quiz Hop Its many original ideas made tt a great success Emcee Constantine Caldetra put the contestants through many hilarious antics to the delight of the audience Five sophomore girls became members of the unior Varsity Cheertng Squad Beverly Barnard Diana Grulfre Grace Pitt Dolores Urgo and Ina Westdal en thustastically cheered our boys on to many victories On May 14 1954 Robert Urban brought credit to the sophomore class when he played a leading role in the operetta HMS Ptnafore presented by the school music department under the direction of Mrs oltdon We were measured for our class rings thus being reminded that we were almost juniors Now we were reaching for the thrrd step on the way to graduation 1954 JUNIOR 1955 The first semester of our yunror year opened with the electron of ofhcers Richard Fenton president james Daly vice president oan Srnett secretary and Elaine Christ treasurer Those chosen to carry our ideas to the Student Council were Robert Beau doin janet Beh Constantine Caldetra Richard Fenton Betty Weaver and Diana Gruffre who was later replaced by Beatrice Benavides On October 8 1954 our class rings finally arrived Fifty proud yuniors walked through the halls that day The first dance of our yunror year was held on October 22 With the help of Mrs Marguerite Mickelson and Mr Saul Hoffman we put on a very enjoyable dance Committee chairmen were Drana Gtuffre decorations Gale Atkinson and Wilma Hawkes refreshments and Ellen Fazztno publicity The affair was called She Harlequin Platter Party and set the precedent of playing records at informal ances janet Beh Betty Goetyen Barbara Goodell Louise Gowen Elaine Radtn joan Stnett and Betty Weaver became members of the National Honor Society in a formal ceremony in February 26 O . . , . 1 1 4 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 , 4 . , . . , 4 . , , 1 - , , , J 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - . , r 4 . - - tt - 1, , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . . . ' 1 1- - - U - - , . , . 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 - - U - 11 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ,I 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 , . , . . . , . . , , 1 1 1 ' 1. - 1, - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 Sago 27 ' T 124 -fa IS 'il S Y 4309, X a's' ' x PLAY P156 155' As May grew near all our thoughts turned toward our unxor Prom Several months before we had chosen Bonna Walbam and Constannne Caldexrr as gen eral ehanrmen Bernadette Schtller and the refreshment commxttee lna Westel 11 and the band eommlttee ames Lynch and the deeorxtxons commlttee and Ellen Fuznno nn charge of publlelty and blds worked to make our prom a nnght to remember When May 71 arrnved our Twtllght Txme Prom proved to be 1 verv enyoyable evening Musne for dancmg was furnlshed by Ken Borrup and hrs band Durlng lntermlsslon Ellen Flzzlno was erowned queen and Rlehlrd Fenton kung Attendlng the roytl couple were Glle Atktnson Beverly Btrnard anet Beh md joan Srnett Early IU une anet Beh and Loulse Gowen were chosen by the ftculty to represent BHS at Laurel Grrls State, and Constantme Caldelra and Robert Ash more xx ere our representatives at Nutmeg Boys State Our eyes now turned toward our own gradu 1t1on as the junnor Grrls Glee Club stng at the Baccalaureate Servlee and Commencement Exetclses of the class of 55 1955 SENIOR 1956 At last our sentor year arrnved Our first class meeting was held m the llbrary of our new hlgh school whteh we used for three months as the combmed senlor homeroom We held our class electrons at th1s meetlng and Constantlne Caldelra Edrth Gunlmartm was gtven the task of collectlng ten dollars 1n class dues from each sennor Our advlsors for the year were Mrs Mlldred Bashour and Mr Wm throp Ballard The Student Counctl members chosen were james Daly Betty Goetlen Bonna Walbam Ellen Fazzrno Carol Mercier Patrlck Flynn Louis Lupo and Phtlxp Maher At a class meetxng we chose blue and whnte as our class colors and the whnte rose as our class flower From our magaznne drlve we netted 569146 Rxchard Fenton, the htghest salesman brought ln over three hundred dollars tn SL1bSCI'lPIlOI1S settnng a new record The chaxrmen of thts drnve were Loulse Cowen Betty Goetpen and Elarne Radln On November 10 we held our dance the Turkey Trot tn the Park Avenue School Musnc was on records and Elame Chr1st won the door prxze a turkey Patrxcla Schadee became a member of the Natlonal Honor Socxety ln Novem ber mn a formal xnductlon ceremony held at the Vtncent Audrtorlum Club Serenade the big socral event of the wnnter re opened on December 73 wnth musnc furntshed by Tony Par1s1 Ellen Fazzmo and james Lynch were co churmen for the affatr Chalrman of the entertalnment commxttee was Betty Goetyen rn charge of refreshments were Connle Caudtll and Elatne Radm Ellen Fazzlno was tn charge of publnclty and blds and ames Lynch of decoratlons The crownnng of Betty Goetjen as Mtss Serenade of 1956 was the hnghlrght of the evennng On the evennngs of March 73 and 74 the annual senlor play was held In cluded rn the cast were janet Beh Robert Ashmore Edtth Guxlmartln, Grace Putt Nancy H111 Betty Goetjen Mary Ann Gxachello james Lynch Rtchard Fenton Phlllp Maher Rnehlrd Sulman Constantlne Caldexra, Connne Caudlll and Stuart York The trtle of the play was A Double Barrelled Detecnve Story by Mark Twain Although our four years of hugh school bestowed upon us many wonderful memortes none can surpass those at the end of our senxor year the banquet, the outmg the Baccalaureate servtce and Graduatnon rtself Lourse Gowen Elame Radm Class Hnstorlans 27 W F ', IV 5 'fix T X O , ,Q 'ss 5 f 'V I -No IXV. ' . . . ' . ' 1 . - 1 ' .' . . 1 . ' , . 1 1 - . , ' 1 ' ' , . . ' z ' 1 ' , ' a . , ' ,1 . . - A J V J- - ' 1 ' I I O . L l L K ' v L I A 5 K . 7 'R 1 L 7 1. 4 1 V' 4 5 1 A I L L D A . . A K was elected president, James Lynch, vice-presidentg Connie Caudill, secretary: and . . C . . S . ' . . K ' Y I I L I V 1 . . . . I L 5 A . ' 1 , L I -L L L L 5 I . . 4 . L . . 4 . . A . L . . L . 4 4 .7 .7 . it A - . I Q . 7 1 , I a I , 1 D 5 . C 1 D0 KING QUEEN AND COURT Left to rnght joan Sxnetx Gale Atlunson Queen Ellen Fazzmo Kmg Richard Fenton Beverly Barnard janet Beh Mnldi 077Z Under a sky of twmklmg stars, the couples who attended the Twrhght Tnme Prom, danced to the muslc of Ken Borrup and hls band at the Vmcent School On the evenmg of May 21, 1955, the audxtornum was transformed lnto an enchant1ng garden of flowers At one end was an elegant, whlte, rose covered arch surrounded by soft green grass In front of thns, the thrones of the klng and queen were set up amld graceful palms The patrons and patronesses of the prom Mr and Mrs Hoffman, Mr and Mrs Newth, Mr and Mrs Warren, Mrs Mnckelson, and Mrs Kxlpatuck were glven the task of selectlng a klng, queen, and a court The lunxors were gudged on appearance, per sonallry, polse, and serv1ce to the junlor class After the mtermlsslon, wh1le refreshments were bemg served, the chorce of the Judges was announced by Mr Hoffman Ellen Fazzrno was chosen queen, and Rrcharcl Fenton, lung Gale Atkmson, janet Beh, joan Smetx, and Beverly Barnard were selected as attendants to the royal panr After the 1nterm1ss1on, the dancmg contmued When xt was flnally time to leave, everyone went reluctantly w1th the wnsh that the evenmg could have never ended Af- ,,. ,y f f ,,.s f i z gkey 4, v N' , -, Q v 1 r ' 43 '. -' 'E 'f - l 1 ' , Q rr, ' I 4 i Q, Q El 'l M 'lf 4' V ' ' , 7 S t l , I ,, , 4 .H Q. 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We the class of 1956 belng questionable of mnnd and sound of body do hereby offer our hrghly prnzed possessrons valuable and othervs 1se to our sole henrs the class of 1957 In athletncs our outstandnng boys Pat Flynn Louxe Lupo Duck Fenton 1m Kndd and Don Koch leave thelr tremendous talent to Leo Charxzlone Tong Magno Alvm Powell Wally Neuhauser and Pete Corrette rn the hope that they wlll brmg Bloomfield another good season And rn glrls sports Elame Chrxst and Phrl Vlgnone bestow thenr ab1l1t1es on Tom Attenello Anne Wall and Valerre Koch The cheerleaders leave thelr school splrnt to those on next years squad Bonna Walbam would particularly lrke to leave her enthusxasm and cheery smile to a fellow cheerleader Paulme Fontalne and Ina Westdal her Beat em sp1r1t to Esther Woodford L1ll1an Brrghtman and Ahce Warrmg S1nce we have a few characters IH our class we are sure that there are some equally good ones ln the followmg class ust so we won t be forgotten Harvey Smclanr glves Jxmmy Callahan h1s personal self wrltten book on Hovs to be a Class Clown rf jm thmks he needs lf Evelyn Chester gives Elrzabeth Von Elsengrem her ready for any thnng look Stuart York leaves hrs muttered remarks to Roland Andrews Gale Atkln son leaves her l1ve wlre personallty to Marguerxte Benson To Allyne Cummxngs and Glenna Hardy go Bea Benavrdes and Dolores Santos contagnous glggles and Betty Goetjen leaves Pat Irvxng her frxendly mxschxevous sm1le Conme Caudlll grves her dnmples and naturally caxrly halr to Donna Heeber and Wrlma Hawkes leaves Dorothea Routhler her abrhty to be heard over any crowd Nancy H111 and Carol Mercmer leave their soft chuckles to Patty Harper oyce Plccolo Penny Decker and Barbara Powell To show that we have some conservatlve ones among us Dian Attardo recelves Dorxs Hargers qulet smile and man catchmg manner To jane Fxne Loulse Gowen Dean Hence leave their quxeter ways to Edmund Glazer Gary Gustafson john Cope and Robert Lrpskx Our speclal talents come out through anet Beh who gxves Mnchael Golub her abnlrty to play classrcal musnc on the prano and Rxchard Sulman who glves Donald Barnard h1s knack for trckllng the lvorles Our arnst Bob Urban bequeaths h1s fine talent to Hector Lachapelle Beverly Barnard wxll show Lee Rowe a few trlcks that she has learned about modelmg Mary Ann Glachello leaves her expert prano playmg to whomever wrshes to compete wnth her The typnsts Annette Cxrnllo Ellen Fazzmo Pat Schadee and Bernadette Schaller leave thenr abxlntles to Shexla Horn Glorra Tllley and Carol Patrldge Bob Ashmore leaves whatever hidden talents he may have to Mxchael Wolf and joseph Stemberg rmmy Daly wrlls hrs math branns to Ken Katz and Donald Smith Barbara Goodell Betty Weaver Elalne Radm Eleanor Balley and Dolores Slayton leave the same to jean Angelo Nancy Beman Ann Daly Mary Alice Green Ellen Sexton and Jacky Nargl Srnce we hear that the lunrors have a few hot rodders Sonny Caldelra esp clally gxves h1s careful drlvmg and speedy typing to Peter Van Rye and Grace Pitt bestows her souped up car and narrow escapes to Ernestme Russo A prxzed gun goes to Wrllram Petruntr from Phll Maher whether he likes lf or not Bob Beaudom hands over h1s baseball knowledge and equxpment to Howle Nlelsen Paul acobsen joe Caruso and Norman Bellemore wrll mhernt the wlld Jaunts of jm OMeara Pete OMeara and Mlke V1gnone And to put the hnnshlng touches on Edlth Gullmartln glves up her excellent job as class treasurer to next years money grabber and joan S1net1 gives wrlllngly her lob as edltor of the TATTLER to the next lolllpop ln lme and she does mean sucker' ' We all fifty two of us do hereby extend our best W1ShCS to the class of 57 who w1ll soon walk nn our llghtly trodden footsteps nn the new Bloomfield Hrgh School Sxgned and sealed Anno Domlnx 1956 Betty Goetjen and Conme Caudlll Class Testators 30 I X y 5 . I 1 - , 1 r 4. ' , , 4 . , . . , . , , , K . L . . 5 ' 7 9 . . I V k . K L 4 f a U y s a 4 1 . . . r , - ' . , 1 l C A . I C . , l , 4 a . a l 4. , .4 I C ' D I ' . G . L I , leaves her quiet charm and deep faith. Pete Bedard, Ray Carrasco, Don Boudreau, and ' s ' 1 ' s s J a ' . . g , . . . , , . ' W 7 3 7 K W K K , , ' s v ' 4 v 1 4 4 c , 4 4 , 4 , I 3 3 ' , - , . e . L 1 - L I 7 L I - . K J 7 , I . . . . . i 7 5 ' , . ' - L g 1 . ' ' . . . . - I W - W 9 1 ' . K 5 7 , up Pig' 1 K N 'bm' N. O I -X S -.yr ' an .1 ,gif -. ,Ja-, '02 aff' fmwfz-21: f fa .J 1 1 ,PY 'xl-aifsgp' .31 ,Aj1,.-6, P, buf I ,.n.-L'?y.:f,,1 .,-.....gfgef- .I A M' N .Pdf ' g -3 iw, ,O -r-Q E 55:1 R 91 to ftff '-,QP V I I glam Wfzwhew Ill never forget the trme I drscovered that rt worked It was May I0 1976 I ran out of my lab at Unrversal Electronrcs screamrng It works rt works to Carol Mercrer my secretary vtho vsas busrly transcrrbrng some notes Breathlessly I called her IHIO the lab to show her my new rnventron the Electronrc Telepathrc Amplrfrer lt was srttrng on a lrttle stool rn the center of the floor a maze of tubes wrres and rndrcator lrghts A lrttle blue spark yumped between the rod antenna every few seconds wrth a sharp crackle After three years of hard vtork I now had a devrce which would enable me to read the mrnd of any person I chose any vthere rn the world I decrded that the best test of my new rnventron would be to try to contact the fellow members of my class of 1956 at Bloom field Hrgh School It really wasnt too hard the amplrfier drd most of the work Whrle Carol busrly took notes thrs rs what I drscovered Sonny Calderra our senror class president was rn mud ocean aboard an oceanrc gurded mrssrle launcher carrying on important tests for the Navy james Lynch had been elected senator from Connectrcut It seems that the people were fooled by hrs campargn speeches and now they are stuck wrth hrm for srx years Elarne Chrrst hrs able secretary rs usrng her accounting knowledge to help hrm squander government funds Bob Urban received a commendatron from the Crvrl Aero nautrcs Admrnrstratron for servrce above and beyond the call of duty In a copyrighted rntervrew rn Lrfe magazrne he told how when the engrnes conked out rn hrs let arrlrner over Ire land he sktllfully coasted rnto New York wrth 455 people aboard When the passengers got panrcky he calmed them by Among the passengers aboard was Mary Ann Grachello return rng from a successful prano engagement at the London Palladrum fYou may recall that Mary Ann has rnsured her fingers for S2 500000 wrth Lloyds of Londonb Much to my surprrse I drscovered that several BHS boys had achreved fame rn the sports of our country Some of the better known were Peter OMeara rn football Pat Flynn rn basketball Don Koch rn soccer and James OMeara and Loure Lupo rn baseball jrm and Lou were rust retrrrng from a successful career wrth the Denver Grants Beverly Barnard the well known model and fashron desrgner had rust created a fad for the boys of 1976 Lrttle grrl rts ' ' Eleanor Barley vtas enyoyrng lrfe lrvrng on the royaltres of her popular book Host To Rerrre at 22 Rrchard Fenton well known burldrng contractor strll laughs when he thrnks of the ultra modern house he burlt of one way glass desrgned so you see out but not rn There was qurte a to do when rt was accrdentally assembled rnsrde out Barbara Goodell Pat Schadee and Betty Weaver were operat mg a busrness school rn Boston They trarn therr graduates for all krnds of secretarral robs Rrght across the street rs another secretarial school operated by Bea Benavrdes Her instructors among the best rn the country rnclude Ellen Fazzrno Bern Schaller and Dolores Santos Bonna Walbam Gale Atkrnson Ina Westdal and Edrth Gurl martrn are under fire from therr superior the head nurse at Bloomfield Hosprtal because therr male patrents refuse to go home when they are well Jrmmy Krdd may be found at the Brovrn Derby rn a private oiiice Bob Beaudorn was rrdrng the herght of cartoonrng fame as orrgrnator of the comrc strrp GOPO the story of the delrghtful creatures that rnhabrt Wrntonbury swamp Stuart York and Peter Bedard have rust bought controllrng shares rn the Y Bt B Food Products Company Among therr pro posed new products are Y 84 B Quick Frozen Hot Water and Lrfeless Lumpres the srlent cereal that doesnt snap crackle o pop but rust Ires there and sops up the mrlk Betty Goetren feature vtrrter for the New York Trmes was busy rntervrewrng the former Phrl Vrgnone Mrs Amerrca of 1976 Janet Beh featured at the Metropolrtan Opera rs berng sued by the management Last vreek she sang hrgh E for the frrst trme rn hrstory and shattered all the stage lrghts She finrshed her performance rn the beam of a flashlrght Grace Prtt rs the owner of the best drrvrng school rn the country It seems that she made so much money on her talents rn Hartford that she has branched out and rs hoprng to have a school rn every large crty Class of 56 alumnr have also made therr mark rn the educa tronal freld Robert Ashmore professor of anthropology at UCLA has just shaken the screntrfic world wrth hrs outstandrng theory that human berngs are returning to the monkey state Three of the hottest contenders for the NEA Teachers of the Year award are Joan Srnetr Connre Caudrll and Elarne Radrn Connre teaches French IV at BHS whrle joan and Elarne are grammar school teachers Mrckeys Drrve In rs run by the one and only Mickey Vrg none The experrence he garned at Wurdrgs has helped to make hrs lrttle drrve rn very prosperous Mrkes congenral way has made rt a wonderful place for the students of BHS to go to Phrl Maher has bought up controllrng shares rn both Ford and General Motors ancl rs currently engaged rn promotrng a Back to the Horses campargn Harvey Srnclarr promotron manager for the new rdea has opened a charn of blacksmith shops all over the eastern part of the country jrmmy Daly a chemrcal engineer has lust invented a new chemrcal process to synthesrze trssue fiber Thrs means that rt rs now possible to produce meat artrlicrally Don Boudreau was at that moment rn the mrdst of a delicate tree operatron He was amputatrng a marn root wrth local anes thesra Hrs chref scalpel holder was Dolores Slayton At the bottom of the Gulf of Mexrco fillrng hrs pockets full of Spanrsh gold preces was Ray Carrasco In the boat above womanrng the arr pump was Dorrs Harger yewelry expert whose sharp eyes could spot any flaw If a flaw was found back rnto the sea went the gold They couldnt be bothered wrth melting rt clown Annette Crrrllo Lourse Govren and Nancy Hrll were busy comptrng CI thrnk that rs what you call rtj rn therr offices rn the Connecticut General Burldrng rn Bloomfield Wilma Hawkes was at the moment summarrzrng a case rn the New York Federal Court Evelyn Chester the noted socral worker was her chref vtrtness on the case As Carol and I sat gazing rnto the fabulous machine rt slowly began to drsappear We trred to grab rt as rt vanished but rt was no use We werent sorry though because we had spent a ev happy moments wrth our dear old pals from the class of 51 at BHS Class Prophets Carol Mercier and Richard Sulm 'x I . , Y! v Y V 5 x ' 7 , ' Y 1 Sr v ' D I , . . , . 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Q 'T J T OFFICERS Left to right Alvin Powell Vice President Hec tor Lachapelle Treasurer Anthony Magno Presi dent and Dian Attardo Secretary JUNIOR CLASS The Class of 57 has already shown its ability to be leaders of our school The juniors are ready and eager to take over when the seniors leave Alvin Powell vice president Dian Attardo secre tary and Hector Lachapelle treasurer have led them through a year to be remembered Under the guidance of Mr Weiss and Miss Hub bard their advisors their unior Prom the social highlight of the year was enjoyed by all The juniors had on the Student Council s1x well chosen members of their class who helped to fulfill the wishes of their fellow classmates They were Michael Golub Nancy Beman Leo Charizione How ard Nielsen Patricia Irving and Alice Warring Although our junior Class lost to the seniors in the magazine drive this year they received about w1ll be appreciated next year when their expenses begin The juniors do not let the rest of us forget them They can be found in almost every organization working for the benefit of their school and class Some are always found on the Honor Roll reminding us that a successful class must also have students who are good scholastically The Class of 56 is proud to give their high post tion to the juniors x 0 l X 7 Ll I - , le 1 X , 51 . t . . . y . Their class officers, Anthony Magno, presidentg S400 for their treasury. This addition to their funds Y - . Q . a - . . K . 7 f a J a ' . , A , . . , - . . . D 37 ID .E M U0 :: '- can ID O D- Ser anesc P Peterson B Cl' CI fl ad LR FOSS DG nney JP jPe ban aft NM III Cf M P Cfa 2 .,.. -- VJ LD Lantry D Weaver R Thva R Benm ar B Marana J Csirtosu D T Wa sh I Werth HYIZ hw berg., N Sc O C-'Q .,-. Q O fC'Cl-1 r , , 1 , . il, . ll i , . , . if , 1, . Wo cl, N, B yi gton, M. Flanagan, C. Roane, P. Haig , S. . arnot, M. Routhier, D. Ur , . i , . i, . i . ease, P. ylens i, . Atkinson, N. Palmer, S. Gardner, L. Ber- econt row: B. Roch, K. Hunter, D. Bout reau, J. Cherepovich, cowitz, C. Raia. . Zim ck, P. Vik, R. La Brie, B. eger, T. Stenstrom, V. Coit, Fourth row: C. Therrien, R. Smith, N. Heston, E. Henderson, T. .coli ,. ,.1.,..1,,. 1,. ii,. 0,. li,, ce, Hines, B. Norelant, W. McAuliffe, Gunning, H. Tilley, J, '. 1 fi' QE .Z OFFICERS Seated T Stenstrom Vice President B Seger President Standing R La Brie Treasurer V Coit Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class has again shown its vim and vigor in all school affairs With the election of their officers Bruce Seger President Tom Strenstrom Vice President Vnrgmra Coit Secretary and Richard La Brie Treasurer the Sophomores have shown their fine qualities as a class and as individuals Their choice of Lois Radin Bill Moreland New ton Heston and ayne Atkinson as their Student Council representatives proves they have members with the finest of qualities With Mrs Mickelson and Mr Castle as their class advisors their dance in the spring was their big social event of the year and a wonderful success too ,ws- Their willingness to work hard and their own natural ab1l1t1es have helped them accomplish what ever they start out to do They have shown their 1m portance in almost every activity at BHS Without the Sophomores our school organizations would be They have members who possess talents in almost every field sports art music sclence and many more After another successful year the Class of 1958 is destined to spend their last two years at BHS ac complnshmg many great things for themselves and their school ry! q i I , :Al as H ' ' ' ' ' ' . missing their friendships, sincerity, and helpfulness. . 1 . . 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L!-4 TO A C Traq 5- 'G J Theotorc D Larcnsen nor H Wh 6 '-1 L L N Ca a arcse- L Caruso D y E Butv as Mr Co ns Adv sor vu SZ CL S.: :WL l'OW GSI! wc rd D W Th C Regn N Utzg, C Pease E sworth D E J chtk L Grant N Kupa J Hal yer H -uni '- OFFICERS Seated L Palmer Secretary N Wrlloughby Treasurer Standmg C Tracy V1cePres1dent F Keatmg Presrdent FRESHMAN CLASS Although the Freshman Class IS the youngest class at Bloomfield Hxgh School lf makes rtself known rn many ways Its members make our hrgh school days more enjoyable and memorable Wrth Fred Keating as Presndent Calvin Tracy as Vrce Presrdent Lmda Palmer as secretary and Nancy Wrlloughby as Treasurer and Mr Pearlmutter and Mrs Loomer as therr advrsors they were bound to have an outstandrng year They were well represented rn our sports wrth Francis Attenello Lee Bergamrnr Fred Keatmg and Edward Walsh on our umor Varsity basketball team These boys should bring our varsrty team to vrctory many trmes rn the future Thexr enthusmsm and partlclpatnon m our extra currrcular actrvrtres has made them an asset to BHS They were always found at our sports events dances on the Salmon Sheet staff nn FHA and on the Stu dent Counctl where Susan Tavener and Brnan OCon nor the class representatrves could vonce the oprmons of the class In the sprmg the Freshmen held thetr annual dance whrch as usual was a great success Wrth one hugh school year behrnd and three more to go the Class of 59 have already developed the true sprrlt whlch all students cherrsh at Bloomfield Hrgh School 'X 'A 1 -, Q -- . . , . , . 1 . , - 3 . 4 4 ' , . - v s - .. 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' 1 - s v Q ' . . . . s r a Q v GENERAL ENGLISH In this general English class the students are being taught the fund amentfxls of the English lrnguige and the arts of writing and speech Left to right hrst row D Slayton D Nielsen C Iortier Second row R Lafley B Seaton C Gamble N Cala brese Third row H Norris H Luntlin L Caruso Fourth row R Nigro Mrs Bashour Instructor L Hyer A Chro stowslxi SHOP 9 In this class the boys are learn ing the fundamentals of mechanical drawing and how to put them into action in the workshop Left to right E Walsh R Gover F Orlando P Krivicky H joseph R Liebler S Guerrera W Harper S Misunas F Attenello R Steinberg Mr Castle Instructor LATIN II In this class the students ure broadening their knowledge of the upon which every language is based First row L Radm P Merritt Pelletier Second row S Gardner Coit J Pinney M Willis B Seger Goldberg Third row N Schwartz Bercowitz M Smalley B Wood M Wilkins G Tilley Fourth row Mr Brown Instructor R Smith R Thivia E Woodford E S C . t . V 1 'L' . i , . : ', ' ': . 'N . is 1 . . ' 5 L f I English language by studying Latin, X1 I ' 4 L I I . yfi P 4- 2. gr. - Q ' . ': I. , V. ,A. ' N 1. 1 . ' ,L. NLWLW l i BOOKKEEPING lect that benefits any student who wishes to pursue a career rn the commercial or any other field Left to right first row A Magno G Harding A Cummings A Attenello Second row H Nrelsen E Von Else grern P Fontaine N Beman Third row J ODonnell M Hunt E Glazer M Benson Fourth row C Patrrdge R Urevith M Wolfe M Green P Bedard Fifth row P Lrpskr D I-larger Mnss De Domrnrcns Instructor D Routhler HOMEMAKING II The Homemikmg course con slstlng of both cooking md sewing is helpful to ewery girl who vumts to become '1 good homcmllter Left to right IN Bcmm D Hcclner F' Harper L Brightman Mrs Loomcr Instruttor Angelo A Atttncllo S Horn SOPHOMORE ENGLISH These students are studying Eng lrsh in order to prepare for more advanced courses later and also to prepare themselxes for their future rn vshlch the correct usage of the English language plays an rmpor tant part Left to right first row B Serzer T Stenstrom M Lupo Second rovs M Willis N Schwartz L Betters Third row M Wrlkxns M Smalley R Ro guskx Mrs Farrell Instructor Fourth row L Bercovutz J Pelletler P Mer rntt N Palmer Frfth row J Gunning D Smith R Thxvla B Wood ' . I 1 , ,I I A l rl -' - , ,Z 5 if ,A I ' I ' :ali Ai , h . - J Bookkeeping is a versatile sub- Q 1 . H Q K . I I - Z I , I is I , . : . , . , , . , 3 - f - C , V . CIVICS By takrng Crvrcs students 'Ire prepared for lrfe rn the1r commun 1ty by learnxng what makes lf thrrve such as how the government rs run and other factors whrch help them to become good mtelhgent crtrzens Left to rnght first row D Kowalslq G Hence Second row L Covey K Stenner M Utzu, J Hence Thlrd rovx J Hall W McCall D Casall C Re structor J ankovsskl I'1fth row G Cleaves J Theodore F DeLucco Srxth row J Morrarty B Urevrth SOLID GEOMETRY By taklng solrd geometry, stu dents learn more about and how to do the krnd of math that wrll con front them rn college Left to rxght J Daly, R Sulman, R Urban, Mr Mason, Instructor GIRLS GYM The Grrls Gym cl1ss rs perfect for some healthy fun some lrvely exercrse 1nd some te1m work and good sportsmanshrp Lett to r1t,ht L Brrghtman B Goetyen A Goldberg, B Powell M Leonard J Pnccolo C Caudnll D Attardo B Walbam l Westdal E Fazzmo P Irv mg S Gardner Mrs Knlpatrrclc I structor L Radln A Warrlng J Nargr T F ,V fff, , . Q , . .Y . Y. , - .,- - A - , , , , , . - I L gum. Fourth row: Mr. Hoffman, In- f- L 'J , 'h .' ,Z h ,,,,. 3 ' . l ' I ' Mi : . , . . X. 3 I , , . . -I7 I ' ' I ' I Y I. I, . V , . , . , - , - A . - - v - a - V n - ' 'y - my ' y n' 3 . , . , . V A l -l TYPING I Typing helps to prepare these com mercnal students for careers nn the bust ness world Flrst row left to rnght V Koch M Green M Benson J Narat Second row S Pease J Angelo A Cummmas A Attenello Thrrd rovt C Patrrdce D Heeber J Lynch A Wall Fourth row E Russo P Fontalne R Urevxth G Hardy Fnfth row E Von Ersen grexn S York L Brxghtman Sxxth row 1 Caruso D Routhrer D Attardo GENERAL MATH In General Math students learn the fundamentals of our mftthe matxcs system Flrst row left to rlght R Boymeton G Thomson S Guerrera E Walsh I' Attenello F DeFre1tas G P1tt Second rom S Mxsunas H Whnte D Belle more W H1rper P Rrlvltltt K Yorlt Egan Thxrd row L Cuylcr D Bclll veau Mrs Mlcltelson Instructor R Gover B Mauluccx WORLD GEOGRAPHY ln World Geography students learn about the world they lrve ln and are ,elven a better understandnnx, of other natlons Fxrst rovu left to rxtzht R Shannon J. Atl-rmson, T. Walsh. Second row: K. Stenner, C. Therrien, D. Toce, D. Weaver. Third row: A. Guerrera, R. Cote, H. Lundin, Mr. Pearlmutter, ln- structorg J. Federico. Fourth row: E. Beebe, D. Koch, R. Benmoar, P. Flynn. COMMERCIAL ENGLISH Commercial English gives students enough background so that they will be well prepared to use the English lan- guage correctly in reading, writing, and speaking when they enter the com- mercial world. Left to right, first row: N. Hill, A. Cirillo, W, Hawkes. Second row: B. Goodell, P. Schadee, E, Guilmartin. Third row: P. Vignone, B. Weaver, C. Mercier. Fourth row: B. Benavides, B. Barnard, E. Christ, G. Pitt, Mrs. Smith, Instructor. -qv' COLLEGE ENGLISH 12 In College English the students be come more acquainted with English literature while preparing to go on to higher education Left to right first row B Goetyen H Sinclair R Urban J Beh L Govnen Miss Zabrrskie Instructor B Walbam Second row J Daly R Sulman E Radln Third row G Atkinson C Caudlll R Fenton J Sineti A PHYSICS Physics is an advanced science that gives students a good background for college or for a career in the scientific e Left to right J Daly R Fenton Mr Weiss Instructor S York R Sulman CHEMISTRY One of the most fascnnatmg of the advanced science courses IS chemlstry Here the students learn by lndxvxdual expenments about the elements what occurs when they are combmed and why Left to rxtcht first row M Golub G Atkmson D Barnard H Lachapelle Second row C Caudnll j Cope P Irvmg Plccolo A Warrmc Mr Welss Instructor K Katz Third row Fnne R Andrews P Van Rye P Corrette ,4 UNITED STATES HISTORY The study of United States Hxstory gives each student a better understand mg background and apprecxatxon of how our country grew up and pro gressed Left to rlght first row N Bellemore N Beman M Green D Heeber M Wolf Second row A Wall P Harper V Koch S Pease B Powell Thnrd row J Nara: P Jacobson S Horn D Routhner E Russo Fourth rom C Patrxdge A Attenello SHOP 9 In this shop class the boys are learn me mechanlcal dravsxnc as part of their rramlng Left to rrght D Casaln Mr Clarl-, I structor C Realm W McCall M Utzxc D Bellemore B lYldUlLlCLl P McCready F DeFre1tas J Hence G Thompson STUDY HALL Students are Qiven study periods where they can do the mayor part of their homework Let to right hrst royy F Zita T Peese J Haigh I Cichurchia Second royy I Correrte M Wells L Binette C Engle Third row C Blaugctt P Hardy A Tracy D Sinetl Fourth rom J Cummings D Moore M janouslxi R Petersen Mr Nevers Instructor Fifth row M Goldberg R Purrington Gatti B Smith D Thivia MATH 8 Students takinrz eighth grade math are taught the principles of numbers in many interesting ways Left to right first row L Moore N Bramon D Gavrino Second row C Walbam A Crane R Kilpatrick P Olden Third row. T. O Meara S. Krvh E. Blackman K. Ericson Mr. Yaco- niello Instructor. Fourth row: R. Di- Corletto M. Donaluk J. Merritt. Fifth row: R. Tummillo S. Spinnato M. Rinaldi. Sixth row: D. Sclar A. Fill- more J. Campbell. ENGLISH 7 In Seventh grade English these stu dents learn to use and understand their lanauage better Left to right first row D Willoughby 1 Girard D Peterson E Boulet Sec ond row L Grant N Benmoar B Maulucci G Ferrell Mr Spada In structor Third row D Corrette S Sack S Fenton Fourth row S Ram pini M Derby B Bramon Fifth rom L Farascra B I.aMothe Sixth roxy I' DiCarleto M Baker vi' fi, SEVENTH GRADE GEOGRAPHY In seventh grade geography students learn about the world they lnve nn L t to rlght first royy R Roth I Doty K Slattbers. Second row Qumn K Curtxss N Attenello Mansur Thnrd royx P Campbell Scanel B Heard M Eurlsunas Boyle L Graxcerstem fourth rovx Wheeldxn T Grady S Ixmx. I ODon nell M1ss Lxvcaket Instructor M Zvserdlmg 4--4.-3...-....g, nk EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY Thus exqhth grade hlstory Class stud1es mrs lessons lnformally Left to rnzht hrst row M McCorm1fk F Euan B Shea Second row N Rush lovy R Routhxer N Davldson B Cut ler Thxrd row A Boubulns C Gay M Slmmons M Van Wne Fourth row C LeHane D Turnball F Machholv Mr Slmeone Instructor Flfth row P Bntzer A Hutzler C Swlnson Swth row L Case E Caruso Standmq K McQuade SEVENTH GRADE MATH In thus seventh grade math class the students learn the fundamentals of mathemancs whlch wxll help them rn the future Left to rlzht first row T Grossl H Wrltht C Brown Second tom H Marks R Mlchaual I Hardy I Vnne burzh I Allen R Snmmons Thrrd rovs G Routhler M Kupper P Dunn D Crespan E Olson Fourth royy I Pauroso P Tonan Mr Doyle Instruc tor R Whxtney S I-Imes I Taylor .., I Y , 5. V , I I y we . I I MW V m.k- . I 0. r -' I ' g 4- ' . '. ' i . I . .. .Q . 1 . - , 1 ,A ' A - ' .3 , 1 -I I - V .- ' , . . . , . , 9 .Y 'I ZA. . .I I Y V. . 2 . 4? . ef ' , ': . ,,. , - , - ,BV . ': . ,S. i l ',. .' '1 L. Q N I l, . ', ,, ,. l - I I! Sq' I I i I . I I l . I , I I k Q . I 3 . ,, . , 7 - I - ,M av yy , , H, ' 1 . - . - ,- , 5 -. K . ,. . ':,. -y - . . , ' A t' F 1 SCIENCE 8 These erghth grade students are study mg sclence an rnterestmg and absorb mg subyecr Front to baclt near wmdoyw first rovy T Cardosa B Bauer N Dunn L Marks Mr Cronxn Instructor I For ester S Hxlls G Mooney Second roxy B Stelnberg. G Pxerce N Lamarre J Rosenthal B Harrxson C Nldrmger Thnrd roys A Flynn L Cummmcs M Schaller L Petersen B Russo Fourth row F Delphla T Ham1lton D Tracy V L AMERICAN HISTORY In Amerxcan hxstory these erghth graders study the development of our country Left to r1ght first row C Whrtman M Nargl N Burnham J Slneagauo Second row S Cooper B Bowers L Anderson R Roy Thrrd row T Mc Donough K Quasnntchlta K Pease R Federlco Fourth row J Kohanskl K Bourreau S Levxne Flfth rovy V Grrschuk S Jensen Mrs Wescott In structor Slxth rovx H Barnard T Dlmeo R Goodwm fff haf! 'es SEVENTH GRADE MATH ln th1s math class chrldren learn the baslc prmclples of math ID many rnter esrmg ways Flrst royy Fred Gerouard Valer1e Gray Edward lryme Second row ames Frrcke Genevleve Kovsalsky judrth Smxth Roy Nolan jaclxlyn Sulman Sharon Gardner Thlrtl row Charles Pletulxonls Marlene Neyyltlrlx ludlth Brandon Leslee Sack Beverly Ormsby Barbara Barnard Fourth rom Salvatore Gozzo Margaret Doyle Terry Coslter Davxd Stoughton Mr Ensncn lnstruc tor Lmda Tavener Gerald LaMothe Wm wad M6 Q 6 RR 'E-ggzxx Q-afg, -s if JH I N 1 df NX Exy X G MWMWLQ M1 NJ Pfif' f sg W, X ir' if ff! J, X fr ff? if ,ff gg 'ff' P 3 o ' f 0 i x RN - .X X s X - . , V - XY xxx X Q ' . Q ' R V 4. 1 I! X X wx - ' fxx Q 'x 0! -T 1:-,xx ' ' ! X - 4 U f ,' 1' x , KX W f 'f W X ' r ' f , fff + l W gf if AX ,QQ5 ly s , 9 , x , 1' 11- 1 m..-, ,Y X ' 2, Qfx sf fXX 4' 13' ,rf f' ff f -'C+ - NQWQI' ,Abi .sir -a 'N N 0 W I ' f 'ZX ff V -,,,- - 7 'r- :4'5r,f vi, '5'57iE 'f : . f .gl f T XA N ' 1 cv s .- f 7-f , , R ' 'll x , 'Xxg , X X X ,fr L. -- ' XL fx J' V, lj, s fvhk,-v-il q . A -1 5 IX Y , ,v lf' A . xx - 0-' - R X A gg - xf TATTLER STAFF Left to rreht seated I Viestdal C Caudrll Y Furuno C P W1 none C Atlxrnson R Fenton G Prtt R Ashmore Cdltelra I SIHLII E Radrn L Goxxcn B Goetjen D H.1rLer B Barnard I Daly I lx dd N H ll E G l Standme Mrss DEDOfTllfllL1S Adxrsor I Beh B Weaver m.1rt1n Mr Hofinmn Atlxrsor D Koch B Walbam B Goodall R Sulman C hlLl'Llf.I' P Mther THE TATTLER Its Wetlnesddy Trrtler mehr' If you hefrrd th tt rn the hftlls of BHS you knew thdt the Ttttler sttff vu rs h IYIUQ 1 mcetlng to vxork on the yeubook Thxs yeftr s st1fT worked very hdrd to meet 111 those terrrfv But 'mt the mme tlme they hqd 1 lot of fun Wrth Iom Slnetr IS edrtor the smff put rts exers tlung, rnto mtkmg thus ye1rs Memoxr the best yet Hoxxuer wc newer eould hue suceeedcd YXlIl10L1I the help of Mlss De Dommrcrs our ftdvrsor md the unselfish dexotnon of her trme 'md effort Our thwnks llso to Mr Hoflfmxn who 1bly ftsslsted the busrness smff The experrence of publrshmg 1 yefmrbook IS one to 'tlwvtys be proud thrrt they hue put out 1 book their will brmg bfrck the memorres of our wonderful hrgeh sehool dtys no matter where we 'tre or hovu mfmy yetrs hdve pmssed KORG!-I nrrn BU!!! gals: Let to rreht seated Mass DLDCJUIIDILIS Advisor Mr 1 Hoffmln Atlvrsor X 7 Standrne I Srnctr Ydrtor C V Caltlerra Busmess Mmaeer -Q 1 - MZ an 4, Q A 4, , . 1, ' . v',, .' . ' , K , . . , , -. , .. 1 , . , C , 1, . , . , . , . , ' . '- 2 ' . 1 ' ' ' . . . If I I' , . ' I I ' Y t I L Y V L L . I ' ' I I K 7 L I ing deadlines that seemed to pop up out of nowhere. be cherished by every member of the stnffg they can 'YA 1' 1 tl A. ' z' . t '.' I, I 1 I - I - , s I' I , f -1, q , 1 ' 1 . .1 I 1 . 2' 6 . ji F. - , 1 3 . Ig, - 6 ', ' ,H Q ,.- ' 5 s- - f . his . , I - ., Q J 5 . ,Ziff -C 52 ff i -'N' ,A Seated P Viienom B Walbdm C Merger Statisttuans Standing., D Harker B Weaver sr.mt1.nt B Goodcll J Beh N Hill Swfsd G Pm ---q., THE TATTLER Sport Editors and Art Editor Standing J Ixidd Seated E Guilmartin B Barnard 'bf Feature Writers: E. Radin, L. Gowen, j. Sineti, B. Guetjen, C. Caudill, R. Sulman. g iz' 4 -,pu-1 5-0. Business Manager and Ad Managers, Seated: R. Fenton, P. Maher, J. Daly, R. Ashmore. Standing: G. Atkinson, I. Westdal, D. Koch, C. Calderia, E. Iiazzino. SALMON SHEET STAFF Fnrst rom left to rn.,ht J Smetn B Walbam E Gunlmar tm L Radrn 1 Fxne E Woodford B Goodell B Schaller Second row A Warrlng, M Beh D Urban J Daly B CLOEIICH P Schadee D OConnor P Vngnone M Gla c elo SALMON Along w1th the atmosphere of the new Bloomfield Hrgh School the Salmon Sheet was also new thrs year Instead of benng mrmeographed the Salmon Sheet became a tablond srze four paged newspaper and was prmted by the West Hartford Press The paper took on a professnonal look that made the students of BHS proud The mam features of thrs years Salmon Sheet were -the pnctures and also so much news 1n so lrttle space Thnrd rom C Mercxer D Harger G Prtt P Irvrng C Caudlll B Weaver E Radln L Gowen S Tavenet P Decker Mrs Smrth Advrsor Fourth row L Lupo J Callahan D Smxth P Flynn P Maher R Fenton M Golub J Kldd SHEET Under the careful gurdance of Mrs Marlorre Smrth 1ts advrsor and Betty Goetlen rts edrtor the Salmon Sheet nn 1ts new form was a huge success The hrst nssue of the new Salmon Sheet came out rn February of 1956 Everyone looked forward to thls date wrth much excrtement and the paper lned up to all expectatrons We are sure that thrs rs only the begrnnrng of a great future for the best record keeper nn the world the school newspaper Seated B Goetlen Edrtor 4,1 Mrs Smrth Advrsor Stand mg P Schadee Assrstant Edrtor 1 Daly Busrness f ff za- ff- 69 BUSINFSS bTAll' STAFF TYPISTS r n rlghr Callahan P Flynn D P Ml gr cr ro rnghr B Game D Hamer B Weaver R lcnton Schulcc B bnhallcr M Cluhnllo G Pm X ff 3 STA FF REPORTERS Left ro rlghr NI Beh D OConnor J Smen D Smlrh L Radm A55 1 a-NMEf'U7'S 17 ff ITATURI' WRITFRS llrsr r xx left to rmht I X mnonc D Urlwm B Gocryen Ellltor P Decker A Warrxng Mwml mu left to right L Lupo I lxxdl B Walbam L Cowen l'1ne C Caudlll E C,vu1lm.1rr1n P IfXll lL E Vomltnrll E Radm S Tauner M Golub C Mercler STUDENT COUNCIL First row left to right L Lupo P Maher T Nagno B L Radin S Tavener ,I Atkinson C Mercier A Warrina KVA bam I Daly B Goetien P Irving P Flynn C Third row M Golub L Charizione N Heston H Niel Caldeira sen B OConnor B Seger F Keating Second row Mr Warren Advisor E Fazzino N Beman OFFICERS First row left to right: B. Goetien Secretary' J. Daly President' A. Magno Vice President. Second row, left to right: B. Wallaam, Treasurerg P. Irving, Corresponding Secretary, STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council h1s the high prestige of being onc of the most important orgtnizwtions bet iuse it is fi student govern ment that vsotks together mth the ftculty to mfike Bloomfield High 1 better school With Mr Wirren 'ts ftdxisor the Student Council smrted off with the first inevmble business the election of ofhters This years were Qmes Dtly president Tony Mwgno vice president Betty Goetjen recording secremry ind Bonm W1lbim treas urer P1tty Irxing wws elected to fill the new position of corre sponding secremry The greitest lccomplishment of the yefir rms the orgqnizfition of the Student Trfifhc P1trol to gufird the students 1giinst 1cc1 dents in the h1lls 'ind on the smirs 1s 1 result of pushing find shoving Monitors who were Student Council members iden tified themselves by the weeiring of 1rm bcinds These monitors were sttitioned throughout the building to mcuntfiin 'in even flow of tmfhc Every Student Council member is proud of his position be c'iuse he knows thit he is 1 p1rt of 'tn wctive orgfinizfttion that has and alvmys will work to benefit everyone wttending Bloom' field High School. 56 HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS l'irst rows left to right B Goodell Miss Zabriskie Advisor ford E Sexton D Smith B Weaver L Govwen L Rovre R Sulman J Beh E Radin J Angelo P Schadee Second rovs J Sineti M Golub B Goetjen E Wood HONOR SOCIETY This year the chapter of the National Honor Society at Bloom field High School has changed some of last years policies to nevver ones New members are now initiated at an assembly following recess and in February after midyear exams On November I-4 1955 seven new members were inducted by the traditional candle lighting ceremony held in the evening at the Vincent School Auditorium Service has been one of the main incentives this year With our new library being settled the Honor Society has offered their services in cataloging books and other needed jobs to help hasten the completion of the library Besides this big lob they worked at the Welfare Department sorting canned goods for needy persons and they brought Christmas cheer to '1 seriously injured boy at the Hartford Hospital All of those who are in the Honor Society are proud to be members of one of the most dignified and respected organiza tions that always has been and will be 1 credit to Bloomfield High 57 OFFICERS Seated janet Beh President Standing Elaine Radin Vice President Richard Sulman Secretary Treasurer li ' ' A! ' ! ' . I ' - tapping by the officers twice a year, prior to the Thanksgiving ,. f ' . . ' 4 , L . 4 4 - . I l , . J ' . . . K. V' L ' BUSINESS CLUB lnrst rom left to right I Nargl D Santos E lluzino Vonfisengrein A Wall D Slayton G Hardy E Gull A Cirillo E Russo P Vignone P Fontaine P S4ha4lee martin L Brightman C Patridge J Angelo l Westdal P Harper D Heeber M Grachello D Attardo Third rovs E Sexton S Pease P Decker B Barnard W Se4ond rovs Mrs Harper Advisor D Routhier A Cum Havsltes B Weaxer F Barley G Pitt J Piccolo A Atte mmgs N Beman N Hill B Goodell C Mercier E nello V Koch B Schaller OFFICERS Left to right P Fontaine Vice President P Schadee SCCYCIHFS P Vignone President E Russo Treasurer BUSINESS CLUB Once again the Business Club under the direction of Mrs Leila W Harper has given its members a first hand look at the business world Early in the year the club held its first meeting Phllomena Vignone was elected President serving with her were Pauline Fontaine V1cePres1dent Patricia Schadee Secretary and Ernes tme Russo Treasurer On the executive committee were Barbara Goodell Dolores Slayton Nancy Beman and Valerie Koch The group started its round of activities with the Sock Hop A field trip for the senior commercial members to the Hartford Credit Rating Bureau proved itself very successful In order to acquaint themselves with offices in a factory a trip to the Fuller Brush Company in Hartford was planned for February As many members of the Club planned to vrork in insurance companies after graduation an excursion to a company was made in the s ring One of the highlights of the year was the out of state trip to West Point Stops were made at historical and educational points along the may Through the Business Clubs many activities the girls have become versed on the ways of the business world 58 9 4 ji ws' 'I V' 4 5 4 13,15 a f 2' , ', . ,A ' .' , ' , l U . . , . 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'1 ' - 4 4 4 ' - 4 4 . , . vt r ' if fb' Q09 TENNIS CLUB Frrst row left to r1r.,ht I Smetl L Rowe I WeQttlal D Slayton L Bertovutz A Goldberg N Sthxxartz S Hom Setond roxx D Harger I Fme E Wocmtlfortl N Bcman B Ashmore N Hrll I Gurlmartrn P Dealxer A lx1.1Lno Thrrd row Piccolo A Campbell P Irvrng H Lrchptlle L Charlzrone A Powell G Putt G Atkmsorr M Golub Mr Brovsn Advmor Fourth roxx I O Mcara B Seger 'XI Heston H Nrelsen P Maher I Gunnmg T Stenstrom I Lxnch P Corrette FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA lrrsr rom left to mehr I Morrarty S Gardner N Beman I'lLll,C G Hardy N Boymgton B Wood F Ellsworth A D Atrardo P Decker Prctolo L Rowe P Hugh Cummmgs I Angelo ond rovx left to rrght M 5 Nul lnstructor f Thlrd rom left to rlght S Horn I Eckhart I' Butvalls M Wrllrs C Hattne L Bercowtz I Nargr SCIENCE CLUB Frrst row left to ru.,ht M Bch L Bercowutz M Golub bert. l Westtlal Nlr Wemss Atlvnsor M Burgh H Lathapelle B Ashmore L Rome D Kecny S Horn Thxrtl rou I O Meara L Stcnstrom R Sulmxn J Gun Second rov. M Smalley I Daly A Campbell A Goltl n1nL R Lnpsltn N Heston B Sager Lynch A Powell JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Flrst row, left to nght. P. Sarnackl, K. Katz, A. Warrxng, N. Heston, S. Horn. Second row, left to right: S. Gardner, S. Schwartz, N. Schwartz, F. Gay, T. Olcott, P. Haigh. 60 1955 56' Week BASKETBALL TEAM Left to rrght first row Coach Parerno D Koch L Lupo L Cuyler R Fenton P Flynn W Moreland A Powell A Magno F Tuccx Manager Kneelmg E Glazer Manager BASKETBALL Bloomheld qualnfied for the Connectncut Inter scholastrc Athletrc Conference Class C tournament thus year after an exceptxonal season Out of a Held thrrteen A new system was adapted for qualrfylng for the tournament thrs year a polnt system whereby you are allowed four pomrs for a vlctory over a team rn your same class on your home court and s1x pomts for a vrctory agarnst that same team on therr court S1x pornts are allowed for a vrctory over a class hrgher than Bloomfield on rts own court and seven for a Bloomfreld played Morgan of Clmton at Wesleyan Unrverslty Tuesday February 21 1956 Although they drdnt wm the tournament everyone agreed that the boys deserved therr trrp to New York at the close of the season Left to rrght flrst row L Lupo D Koch A Magno A Powell Second row E Glazer Manager Coach Patemo R Fenton L Cuyler P Flynn W Moreland I u I x ' I s ' 1 ' - v ' 1 - 1 U U , H H 4 . c 4 . 4 . I K L - . 1 U of sixteen teams, the Warhawks were rated number VICIOIY on the away court. L I L I - - . , , , 1 2 1 , 7 . , . ' , 1 . , . , . , . . 1 . , gyfx My In Al I X 5 ,Nl L3 'xg . . X 1 - N. Q 1 I X Q - 4' A ,,, A , ,a' w, ..1 Q LL' 55 .tx ' , ,M fp ,X 1, 5' X ffm W3 K J. X VW , J A V ugly, .15 4-1 c x W iyff' in '2,gP1Ff5 M like! J V BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right hrst row E Walsh L Charizrone F Atte moar 1 Gunning L Bergamini R LaBr1e T Mayfield n llo F Keatmf., T Walsh R Andrews A Charboneau W Neuhauser E Glazer Manager Second row Coach Cronin J Federico H Tilly R Ben 'Q W W' 9'0'1 Q 4 B9 Q, , . f r 'sb V 'bw 03' X Captain Flynn Captain Fenton Coach Paterno .md Managers Ed Glazer and Frank Tuccx in a conference The Bloomfield High School basketball team came out on top this year with sixteen w1ns and six losses Bloomfield beat St Thomas in the opener followed by a win against Ellsworth Then Bloomfield took to the road to defeat Suffield Hrgh on their court but dropped four rn a row at the hands of East Hampton Berlin Portland and Wrndsor Locks After the Christmas vacation Bloomfield won the next six games defeating Simsbury Bacon Canton Hartford Tech Ellsworth and East Hampton However they lost the next game to league leading Wlndsor Locks The Warhawks defeated second place Berlin on the1r home court but lost the1r next game to Portland and established their record of ten wins and six losses Bloomfield won their next six stralght games to end the regular seasons play by beatlng Slmsbury Bacon Suffield Hartford Tech Canton and St Thomas Bloomfield High had a fine array of players rounding out this years squad One of the starting five was a guard Don Koch whose one handed set shots and lump shots kept Bloomfield right in there fightrng Sharing the back court with Don was Al Powell a fine drrbbler with an excepuonal eye H15 lump shots and running one handers helped us through many a tight spot Larry Cuyler and Co captain Pat Flynn shared the forward pos1 tions They were fine rebounders with good one handers and set shots Flynn and Cuyler plus the great rebounding abihty of Bill Moreland rounded out Bloomfields starting five Supporting these men were Co captain Richard Fenton Lou Lupo and Tony Magno with their ability to help out when the going was rough ,. , , - v- s' n - ' 'Q D- '-A A . 00' . . L QQ 1 . I .. . . j lx , 1 t t X N . . X X x , . ' Y . , ' . . 9 1 7 1 3 , . ' 4 s 1 ' L 6 'L K L S L ' W . V v- . I i ' Y t I K.. 4 v Y v V 7 ' ' ' ' ' . . . I I G 9 ' G K N M .lib CHEERLEADERS Left to right hrst ross D Attardo E Woodford P Fontaine I Westdal Second row L Brightman P Irving B Barnard B Walbam fem 3 gt- T'-3 - 'Yi E4 -X 'fx Left to tight first row ti Peterson M Lupo Second rov Sengnese I Radrn N Matttl ? CHEERLEADERS Come on Bloomfield lets GO' If you attended the basketball games you undoubtedly heard these words shouted enthusiastically by the cute peppy cheerleaders of Bloomfield H1gh School as they cheered our team on to one victory after another This years varsity squad which also cheered durlng the soccer L1ll1an Brightman Pauline Fontaine Esther Woodford Dian Attardo and Beverly Barnard In their white sweaters vuth the big B and their blue and orange skirts these cheerleaders were ever ready to get out on the basketball court and lead us on to cheering our loudest The squad kept some of the old traditional cheers such as Bloomheld Locomotive but added some new ones too such as T E A M Those on the yuntor varsity squad were Captain Ions Radm Marte Lupo Barbara Peterson Nancy Mattll and Elaine Serignese These jVs all of whom were new this year dtd a hne job and led the crowd on to more enthusiasm over the V games Our cheerleaders are ones we can alvn ays be proud of because they represented BHS in more ways than any other group and the tmpres sion they have left is a good one They certainly proved that Bloom field High has what it takes to cheer its teams on to many a victory -' A an s 5 - 2 X ' Q QT' N X O S J . , . B ' . A L , 4 E4 I I , S6 3 Y - 1 I 4 ' t , - ' season, consisted of Captain Ina Westdal, Bonna Walbam, Pat Irving, ' ' I 1 , . 4' , , -4 r , V K D . . I Y. . .. . . s Y I , 1 I , K' I . L I K 7 C , . , . I . T X. 'x X Bonnn ,fl If Bev n-fl ll SSX Ina P Dian rf Pauline Party .rig JW Esther , 1, C 2 Lillian ax xg SOCCER TEAM Left to right first row I lxrdd L Lupo H Sinclair C Caldelra D Koch R Beaudorn P llynn Second row T Orlando H Nielsen S iotl-t A Magno A Powell W Neu hauser N Bellemore Third tom J Federico R Benmoar T Walsh N Heston J Calla han 1' Demartmo fourth rows B Roch T Crane R Hutzlet Coach Yaconrello LETTER MEN Left to right First row Coach Yacon rello Captain C Caldexta L Lupo R Beaudorn D Koch A Powell Second row S York H Sinclair A Magno H Nielsen W Neuhauser Third tow N Bellemore J Kidd P Flynn T Walsh SOCCER Bloomfield ended its successful soccer season with a fine record under their new coach Leo Yaconrello Our boys started the season by meeting a strong Suffield High team on our home field It was a scoreless duel all the way down to the wire with the game end1ng 0 to 0 Bloomfield battle with East Hampton scoring one point to w1n For the third game the Warhawks took to the road to meet Bacon Academy from Colchester We won on goals by Sonny Calderra and Tony Magno The Warhawks met Ellsworth at South Windsor where they dropped a two to nothing decision Portland invaded Bloomfield for our fifth game The team fought hard to a scoreless tie Next our team moved to Suffield Lou Lupo scored early in the game but it wasnt quite enough for Bloomfield and they dropped a three to one decision The Warhawks beat Ellsworth two to one on goals by Lou Lupo and Bob Beaudorn Bacon invaded Bloomheld only to lose to the Warhawks by a three to one score Bob Beaudom Tony Magno and Sonny Caldexra scored for Bloomfield Ellsworth came to Bloomfield to bow to our men two to one on goals by Torn Walsh and Bob Beaudorn Bloomfield closed the season with a fine three to mo victory over Portland on goals by Tom Walsh and two tremendous smashes by Bob Beaudorn Our boys ended the season second in the league with a very good five wrn three loss and two tre record . 4, , met East Hampton rn the second game at home. It was a hard fought A S 5 f . . . . . ii 4 . K. I . . L , I L I . K D K K 1 . , . 4 ' , .- j , ' - y - . I 4 . , . , . ' ' , . - - 7 7 ' vb. i 'Nina' Lou i ez Bob Nor Par , r fi- , 1 I 'W ar :rw H' fi: ' 2 I 1 1 I , ff , . K V Ji is 'X Capt. Caldeira ,-,X i I , 3 rx ' 1 - ,- 1 yy, V. N Tony 20 .1 Nz Z DCF, ll at Q .M .M BASEBALL TEAM Left to rrght first row E Glazer R Grdman W Moreland J Barnard R Peterson H Neuhauser Second row M Golub A Green P Clark H Lachappelle H Smclalr J Krdd J OMeara L Lupo Coach Paterno ri Y BASEBALL Q9 l'f',Flg- su 1 Y' CAPTAINS OF ALL TEAMS Left to nght first row P Flynn Bas ketball C Calderra Soccer R Fenton Basketball Second row L Lupo and J Krdd Baseball Bloomheld had a seventeen game baseball schedule this year under the new coach Francrs Nevers Experrenced lettermen were back from last year one of whom was co captam Lou Lupo an excellent short stop and a fine hrtter jrm OMeara a second baseman saw a lot of actron for Bloomfleld this year wrth hxs knack for workmg the oppos mg prtcher for a base on balls An outfielder Harvey Snnclalr was one who could get those long hut balls as well as any man on the team He had exceptronal power and could hxt a long ball rrght fielder Brlly Moreland Bnll was a fme fielder wxth a strong rhrowrng arm and rs also a boy wxth a lot of power Along wrth hxm Pat Flynn a three letrerman helped Bloomfield wrth hrs drop curves and fast balls Bob Beaudoln also a letterman was Bloomfields other rerurnmg prtcher He had very good control and could really fire the ball past opposing batters Bloomfield was not drsappornted rn rts newcomers Don Koch Peter Van Rye Sonny Calderra Larry Cuyler and others who helped Bloomfield to another successful season ' ', A 'O ,. ' -1. -4 ' 7 I gg y kv , Off the basketball court and onto the baseball diamond was our 5 f x . . . . my A: 41 . ' . ' . . . t A 1 - 1 X - - A . ' , ' . ' ' ' 71 Harvey I 2 d . qi 6. B'll Jim Lou and jim X X 2 X, 7 A HIT' Z' CONFERENCE' KIDD HITS A HOMER' FLYNN SCORES' Left ro nghr fmrsr row J Smen G Pm P Mernrr A Arrenello J Pmney A Daly A Warren J Angelo Second row L Rowe A Cummmgs A Campbell S Tavener L Palmer B Barber N Wxlloughby Coach Kxlpatrrck The Grrls Fxeld Hockey Team completed another successful season Wllh slx wms one ne and one game suspended due to rnyury Under the leadershlp of Capram Tom Arrenello the rec1p1enr of the rnosr valuable player award the gnrls remalned unbeaten for rhexr fourth consecutlve season HOCKEY TEAM Insrructron Hockey Team rn huddle 74 Hockey Team rn actron , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . , 4 a r ' 1 ' a VARSITY TEAM Top A Hamer V lxoch B Vffood Captain A Atttncllo A Wall Bottom P Vignone L Christ SJ BASKETBALL The bisketball season was welcomed agun this year by the girls sports enthusiasts at our school The term captained by Beatrice Wtmod did 1 good yob winning three of its nine games for thc tcim once igiin this ymr Their perform inte xx is outstanding ind El une maniged to be high scorer for the season The class of 56 should really be proud of these two superb players Bloomfield VARSITY The junior Varsity split their season with four mins and four losses Diana Grossi captain of the JV team did an excellent lob leading the girls and helping them to win their games her b1sketball team not only because of their good season but also because the girls displayed good sportsmanship and real spirit throughout the season Good luck in the future girls' Ellsworth Newington Farmington Simsbury Farmington Ellsworth f Simsbury Newington BASKETBALL CAPTAINS TEAM IN HUDDLE D Grossi junior Varsity Coach Kil patrick B Wood Varsity J' I 1 .i ,l I ' 3 A ' 1 t '. . 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SON LOUIS DICORCIA Proprietor 151 Jerome Avenue Bloomfield 774 Blue Hllls Avenue Bloomfield Tel CHc1pel 2 5786 Tel CHopel 2 9077 Top Soil Grading Bulldozer Work FII GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES AMERICAN CAM COMPANY BROWN s GREENHousEs '-EV'N50N BROS 330 WINTONBURY AVENUE C 'O'CE GROCfR'E5f MEATS, FRUITS and VEGETABLES BLOOMFIELD, CONNECTICUT 741 Blue Hvlls Avenue Bloomfleld T I CH I2 5512 e cpe Tel CHapel 2 5571 x?'0'201'0 0'0'20K7 0f0f'0f0'6110 0'40 0'0'1011027f7G01'0'61 84 S . . 5 5 COMPLIMENTS OF 9 5 9 9 9 9 5 1 . 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