Bloomfield High School - Tattler Yearbook (Bloomfield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

' xf MA ,XVX N r W fix X X1 X pr X4 ,XX I T TTLER Volume 37 . Presented by Class of 1953 BLOOMFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Bloomfield Connecticut FORE ORD Ycars from now, IDCITIOIICS of us w1ll stlll lm gcr 1t Bloo111l1cld Hwh School the good vuth thc 114 thc umor Prom thc Tcrmxtcs Club Scrcnqdc, Tzmc Ou! F01 GI71gC'7 but 'ls tsmgl blc LVlLlLl1LC, of our four yurs all tlmt wlll rc111'1111 'Ilmt 18 why II IS I1'lLl1I10I1ll to lmvc our ,LIT book thc IATTLI lx I11 nts pxcturcs 'md flruclcs 19 prcscrx cd 1 l 19Ill1S.f 111c111o11 of, for 1111113 of us thc l11pp1cst ymrs of our llxcs 2 I C X .b , Y. 'A l.l... ' . 'S 'nfl s x - 1 - 1 v 12 K ,Z A l -1 C ' is thc yellowing pages of school rccorcls. - . rl f 7 ' - ' s- ' 1 ,, , 4 n n n K C x 2 A x- 1 ' yx C x C x n. Table of Contents IDLd1Qmm1 Faulty Sunmrs Q1 195 Hmtory C l les Iro mhncy Llubs md Aguutlns Sports C l iss 'Wxll XLIXLYIISLIULIHS Pltrom I0 3 E ' -Z ' . ' ' 5 ' . Il N 1 . '. ' 24 I 1 5 I ' I' 28 UIICICICIZISSIHCI1 , 31 . S C i . V. 47 .v S 63 f 1 .'.' ' 76 I - x .Af x x x- 71, 1 L 4 ...Q X 3, DEDICATION Wlth gratrtude for hrs understandmg smcere fnendshlp and Count Ny J' ess hours spent m gpurdrng, us tovs ard a creauve future vue the Class of 5 dcdrmtc our Iattfer to thc V166 Principal A Wznthrop Ballard . 5 f HJ f a KX X f' ' Jw r N953 -QPR ffl' k MX, K r A -N WI' QV 2 X L K Ny xv . . I . . . . . . - 'Pu f-FX ' 'JN -W r . . . ' . ' XYWXJ Y . Y ' .XJ 1 1 7 r , 1 uwixxix ms .ht A ,. A , - . . s l . ' XXW Q X vw YN ' W, xr . N Q' ' . fx l A 3 N. Frlbfv 4, - A rx! K, 4 .N N xx' H4601 77 U H 127, .R , Q nunin-ill 'fig it v - A , Q .X an A N w X i 4 X 6' X' 'XQMN fl x ' S4 , X -' .L-.T - NN W ,MQ ,X X 'il .x..K X Q' ' SVN 2' ' , L1 - to .. , f ' FN x 3 1 P 5' -' ff' 1 ,W ' , :Q ri kin il EDWARD I ROGEAN ADMINISTRATION Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Dcxttr Peek Cheurmm Dr Hoxvrrd Wetstone Phnlllps Brown Mrs Douglas Miner Normin Bayles Afi F-54- 4 7 3 JOHN 5 WARREN A WINTI-IROP BALLARD ff' fw- 'Q HERBFRT CHESTER HENRY S JENKINS Drrettor of Auxlllary Agtncres Umor Hlgh P1-mqlpal 6 5 A XVJ DMN 5 ,.: C -Sq, L ' ' S Nl P Prrncipal . Vice-Principal S S 'A .I ig r - I .- I yi . J . . . . -19 1- SUE BALDAUF R N INIILDRED BASHOUR DOROTHY Nurse French BEAUREGARD ALLEN BROWN CHARLES CASTLE Language Indusmal Arts Home Economlcs 'K RICHARD H JOHNJ COLLINS NANCY E CORRELL CH-ARI-AND Socnal Studnes Home Economxcs Mus1c :,?W JAMES R CRONIN ROSE MARIE DOROTHY W Same DeANGEL1s FARRELL Commercxal Englxsh 7 is , QL.. A - 1 Q w Mx J, : J-z-2 , ' .125 79 N . , 4 A . LIL A x v .. Y? N X X N 'l I X X gif! 72 A , 1 if ,-,- fmt J H' . C F . nw E I yy fe-14 ' a 5 0 ! L. h X Q my A ,gr V354 'I . Ig 35 Dol RosE FERRY VINCENT BERNARD A H GAGLIARDUCCI GILMAN Chemistry and Physlcs Socxal Studles T7 C7 ARLENE GLOTZER Enghsh and Soclal Srudxes DONALD GREGORY IRENE GRONNINGEN LELIA W HARPER lndustrxal Arts Hlsrory Commercml DOROTHY K HEDGER Math 3 may XX -V ..,-f JOYCE HENDERSON GEORGE W HOARE CATHERINE MARJORIE W Dletxcxan Enghsh HUBBARD .lol-IDON Hnstory Musxc FAYE H KILPATRICK ROSEMARY ROBERT P MASON Physxcal Educauon I-IVCAKET Math Engllsh VICTORIA MEUCCI MARGUERITE LORD FRANCIS NEVERS EVELYN I PAINE JOHN I PATERNO Llbranan MICKFI-SON Soc1aI Studies Social Studles Physxcal Educatlon Scxence LOUIS E SCHIAVONE CHARLOTTE J DANIEL N SIMEONE MARJORIE T SMITH Commerclal SHARP Socxal Studnes Englxsh Readmg Teacher 9 'U er JOSEPH 'I' SPADA GERTRUDE DOUGLAS SWIFT Guldance and Engllsh STEINBERG Math and Scxence Math xx. f,...,f l P EDWARD THAYER LESTER H WOLCOTT LEO J YACONIELLO MARCIA W Commercnal Math Audlo V1sual and Sclence ZABRISKIE Gmdance Counselor MARJORIE HALL RUTH TAVENER ADELAIDE SOUSA FRANK GUILMARTIN Secretary Secretary Matron Custodxan 'IO ' 6 We , L, ' 0 --W U xg A L 55'-ff 5 . VA A L' 4 E A jg' 5'ENl0R.S' .. ng , NWXQ Sf- wzf 29 J 19- ELWOOD W BEEBE JR March 71 1940 Skrp jr Red Cross 1 Nobody 5 enemy but 191: 01l77 Elwood alvx ays good natured wrll he eser get hrs car pannt a great guy always vhrllrnz lucky rarels beats rhe late e always rn a good mood ,IAYNE CAROI ATKINSON December 51 1940 Jayne Glee Club 1 Student Councrl 2 Business Club J Class Sec tetary 3 4 Salmon Sheet 4 Some think the uorld nat made or un ll ef! Jo dol ,lasne our Prom queen her doggm days are oxer lncly H1 Y presrdent ready for ans thmg Teena s the lrfe of any party vull make a terrrhv. secretary very popular sure to be a success RICHARD ALLEN BENMAOR May 12 1940 Ben Glee Club 1 2 Soccer 1 2 5 Basketballl 2 4 Forergn Polrcy Assocratron 4 Baseball It II Better to be Brief than Tedzour Ruchard avrd sports fan plass basketball baseball and soc cer easx to get along mth fnendly smnle dark curly harr LINDA BETH f BERCOWETZ f anuary 5 1941 rn Future Homemakers of Amer 41 lca 1 7 Brology Prrze 2 For encn Polrcy Assoclatron 2 4 National Honor Soclety 3 4 Salmon Sheet 3 4 Unrted States 1-lrstory Prrze 3 French Club 4 Tattler 4 Hrgh Hon ors Feu flung: are zmpornble to diligence and skill 1 rn gets around people rn a quxet war, books what are they7 devrlxshness rs kept well hidden durrng school ust charge the gas to CoPaC.o spends most of the school day rn the lxbrary mtellrgence wx take her far 1-74, L L I f 1 K I w N H 11' March 141, 1940 Gus Soccer 3 Salmon Sheet 4 My zdea of an agreeable per ron 15 one also agreer 11 :tb m Gus you may think he s quxet u always wnsecrackmz a Nlohlcan lndran one of Prosrvcct Streer s horrodders letter man rn soccer h a weakness for the opposnte sex success rs bound to be hrs f A , 5,1 UA! 1, L L'L IOIS A BETTERS Now ember 79 1940 Lodr Class Treasurer 1 junror Prom Charrman 3 A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance shes very qunez or vers nom ted knee socks to match a red and white convertible Nou re krddrng able organ rzcr of the Jumor Prom ador able nose and grin -r f M M ' ' Ls 1 , . ,U 1 Lid' ,W .W7 4 XSD I , A W we 'V N lfr FV N V J , s Vgfwl vim f A ' 1 K R , L! - - I I - - 'I v I x I I' A iv sg I H ' 1 -. an 4 'Y . f.-,ve f f I rf v H . A ' I 4' V, .- - , 'KV4 if . , . ' 'I , . . . - - - ' , I J '- ui U-1 , ' ' . ,Uv at ' 1 4 'llqj-Y 4 I fi n I Lf J r lf' 7 , . . , . , , 1 Ly edf.. ' YO Dlav Chaulhur . , 4 havvx'-20' wonderful artisr , . . Really??? bH ... 4- X . I r 77'W1l z',L' lx . 1-X E 1 A Al I A L -,ff-'I , Af kilt 'MZPJ pt, ,Jkt inf' LM :Egg Q gf Vt XUJJ 1 ,. ffl J if A A j IQT' ,L yr, , 41 . ,. je. A we . ',, b Kg' 'I 1- I V. . ' , 'K 3 .1 A I2 JOHN J CHEREPOVICH December 30 1939 Men of few u ard: are the her! men ohn has wonderful block carvtng talents tn the shop hel ed wtth Club Serenade btds wtl :ng worker ntce dresser beauttful clothes ta ntce looktng doesnt ltke to studv can fund much more Important rhtngs to do emoys n e '77 JOYCE ANNE CALUSINE February 12 1940 oyce Wtndsor Locks High School Wtndsor Locks Connecttcut 1 Glee Club 3 jr Red Cross 3 Salmon Sheet 4 Tattler 4 The nohlett mznd the het! crmterztment hat Joyce Oulet and doctle but beware the mtschtef tn her eyes plays organ for her church type that ltkes to keep the home ftres burntng good stu dent Hell never gne me an A tn Engltsh Really? sertous outlook wtth room for humor HELEN MARY CWALH August 15 1940 He Glee Club l Pep Squad l Future Homemakers of Amer 1 l 2 Bustness Club 9 Secretary 4 Salmon Sheet -t Tattler 4 Wfell trmed tzlence hath more eloquence than speech He no truer frtend can be found she loves to dance long blonde halt tn Juntor Achtevemenr for two years well ltked bv everyone lower of ptzza second home Wur dtgs cant watt for the day she graduates VIRGINIA C COIT May 5 1940 Ginny Marne Townshtp Htgh School Park Rtdge llltnots 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 Class Secretary 7 Salmon Sheet 3 Edttot 4 Cheerleader JV 3 Varstty 4 Sentorettes 4 Tattler 4 Generally Jpeakmg they generally speaking Gtnny clever wtth a pen wtlltng to lend a helpmg hand gotta work on the Salmon Sheet always busy gt t of gab stngs wtth the Sentor ettes sure success tn the world of lournalnsm f I AC' JOSEPH JOHN FEDERICO August 31 l939 oe Student Counctl 1 Glee Club 3 Baseballl ?,, 3 4 ke alll 2 3 4 Soccerl 7 Practice uell rf you uould excel! oe Bloomfield s answer ttr- What do you mean the Yankees arent gotng to wtn the pennant avrd sports fan and a good sport always ready for a laugh BARBARA CHRISTINE DANE October 1 1940 Barb Granby Htgh School 1 2 Pep Squad 3 CoCapta1n 4 Glee Club 4 Sentorettes 4 Salmon Sheet 4 A :mc .rente of eye and ear Barb always busy helptng someone cute smrle every ones friend good artist a brg help wtth posters and murals beauttful alto stngtng votce terrtftc sense of humor ntre clothes always wtlltng to drtve anyone anywhere anyttme great sport K y ty Y J 1 . , . 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'Af , 4. , Z! r ' ff 13 . 1'-J SUZANNE KAY GARDNER August 50 l9l0 ue Future Homemakers of Amer 5 Glee Club l 7 4 Senrorettes 4 jr Red Cross 4 So Basketball 2 3 Future Teach ers of Amertca Vtte Prest Cheerleader 4 Sctence Club 4 Ttzttler 4 A good heart II better than all the head: tn the u orld ue Always vulltng to help when help ts needed usually can find her down rn the gym tak mg mer a class penny thetr leader cheers untrl she loses her voice usually tn a hurry to go somewhere KATHLEEN ANN FENTON October 4 1999 Kathy Tennts Club l Future Home makers of Amertca 1 2 Glee Clubl 2 4 Bustness Club Secretary 3 Prestdenr 4 mon Sheet Assistant Edrtor 4 Tatller 4 Honor Soctety 4 I agree uztb no maur opzrz tom I haze .rome of my ouzz Kat an excellent Prestdent of the Buslness Club full of fun second year member of JA when she starts gtggltng never a dull moment very eas :ly excnted cant vwatt for those pay checks Bs. kJ,,, NJ N MARY JANE COCHER May 8 1940 Mary jane Weaver Htth School Hart ford Connecncurl 2 3 For etgn Poltcy Assoctatton 4 jr Red Cross -4 Mayree leaves Engltsh teachers bevuldered always ready for an antmated drstusston stt has a ltttle loyalty o Weaver Don t you thunk Sweet smtlc a good natured classmate vstll go far rn lfe J JAMES P Cozzo ESQHQBASPC August 28 1940 7 I ki C m C l Club 1 jr Red Cross 2 Te' V A' N' at er 4 Glee Club l Bus ess Club 3 4 Sal Wyeet D0 315, Iggy! HI a quer but to be tzque Tetrv newer Qutet f r more than a mmute Ter s weak ness Rtchte ltltel to speak her mtnd adores skattng energettc carefree manner ta always roottng for 9777 at the home basketball games Women Izke Xltfxm rm frtendly smtle for every one he meets lxlses people as many close fnends though he ts not outspoken tn school he often ts out of school a real sport thoughtful of others happy to graduate ANNA TULIN GOLDBERC August 15 1940 Anne Glee Club l 3 4 Sa mon Sheet l 4 Tenms Club l Forelen Poltcy 2 4 French Club Pres1dent4 Tattler Ed ttor 4 Honor Soctety Secre We may uztb advantage at timer forget ulaat ue knot: Ann full of utaltty never n dull moment beauttful long blonde hatr kept busy mth the Ttzrrler vtvactous smrle always ready for a good ttme mme tan always be found lmnnr roll future lavsyer7 48 V , A ' I A 2 ', .3541 Y, A A - yt Q, l Q ,I ' ' .ll l ' V V. V . . l 'll I ' n- 'vt if ' A S ' t .A . 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A ' .fff Q Ex 14 ANN MARIE CUERRERA lull' 9 1959 Ann Busmess Club 3 Art zr the rzgbl bam! of nature Ann the trtlstrc one as lords of bexutrful clothes responslble for the ihrrstmas art drsnlav hotrod Bunk hu a it H1 Y rnmatlons has a spe trxl attachment to a black Ford or th drn 7 it welcome addxtron to any group DIANNE CROSSI October 28 1959 Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 bo 2 ta n 3 4 Hockey 5 4 S1 ness Club Vrce Presxdent 5 brzlmtm Sheet 4 Taltler 4 Sr rf cheerfulrzerr or good temper the more rt If ,rpenl he more ft femaznr quret but not really hishful smrle wonderful per son tlltv and frrendllness hue m1de r lrl-ted bv a msatrahle appeute loves pizza sports cnthuslast terrthc all around plncr beautlful dark wavy hur peaches and cream com plexton MAY LORRAINE HAIGH August 13 1910 at FHA 1 Treasurer 7 Glee Clubl 5 Grrls Basketball Manager 1 4 Busrness Club 3 4 Safmorz Sheet 4 Frzefzdr are born not made ar manager of the grrls bas ketball team one of our best arusts fnendlv smtle we liked by all cute pony tall lnelv supporter of the bovs tcam at all games hard worker patrent a Hood example for the rest of us to follow JOHN RYAN CUNNINC October Z9 1940 johnny Glee Club l 5 Tenms Club 7 Qcrence Club 2 Tenms Team 7 Basketball JV 2 Varslty 3 Salmon Sheet 4 Tattler 4 A folfzng stone galherr no mon ohn heard the latest 1oLe7 just see ohn musrc appre trauon IS one of hrs hobbres often seen tn Joes lrttle ug Laurel Park rs hrs sperlalty sharp dresser ltltes Sher land sweaters terrrhc person a rrv PATRICIA L JACKSON November 3 1940 at West Side Hugh Newark New Iersey 1 7 5 B oom field 4 Almaty happy aluayr gay and uruallj talkmg at newcomer to B H S a ereat Home Ec student Wfhos mv best friend? Fsery one lowes a good loke welcome addrtron to our class uve' AUDREY JEAN HARCER November 11 1940 Aud Varsrty Club 1 Basketball Team JV 1 Varsrty 2 Glee Clubl 4 Hockey Team l 2 4 Softball Teaml 2 3 4 Full of perrrnzalzly with 11 bzt of mrcalzly Aut ttrrrfrc at any sport she s uuret sometrmes' Dude Ranch here I come' gorng to JA tonreht sweet smllc for eserwone works at fonnecncut Mutual brg asset to any team .-my MARY ANN CATHERINE KOW A1 SKY januarv 1 1939 Mary Glee Club 1 2 3 Busrness Club 3 4 Salmon Sheet 4 E1 era foyf zr gum and gan: zr gunz houeifer :mall Mary always ready to flash a smrle actnve Hr Y member ready and wrllrng to haxe un nuret but efhcrent they come sweet petsonalrty rw... PHYLLIS J KAQIN u e 50 1941 Phyll Mosholu Parluyay jr llreh Q ool 1 lvandcr C11 s 1Al1L.,l'l Sthool 7 lr Red Cross 7 1 Pep Squid CoCapta1n 4 Iforeuen Polmy Assocratron Ffzezzdrlozp I5 the lughert degree of pefferlmrz nz Jonezy Phyll noted for her bubblmg enthuslasm 1Good Mornmg J X5Uhats good about 117 memorles of New York rs an arrxst and has a long red pony tall but no temper to match' future commercral arnst what s thus about second nddle to a fiddle? sure to succeed 11 Ur fy Ffl X. RICHARD D IABRIE September 11 1939 Rrchle Glee Club 1 2 Class Treas urer 7 Basketball 7 3 Cap ta1n4 E411 I0 knot: ears to like Stretch wouldnt mush that tar on hrs worst enemy as ketball co captam easy gonng Terry rf he dnslrkes any thmg rts harrcuts sooo tall sobhomore Chantellor of the exchetluer he ll alvy ays surrounded bv friends JAMES R IEAHY january 9 1910 Irmmy Bulkelcy Hugh Sthool 1 2 3 Bloomheld 4 Hall felfou ueff me! rm new sc-mor a eg ular Roger Vyrllxams at the prano haye you seen hmm dnye Varsrty basketball asset a TV star on the Bandstand ta curly harr or a nevy comer he does all rnghr vuth the girls MARIE ANTOINETTE LUPO january 30 1940 Hockey Team 1 7 Softball Team 1 2 Ir Red Cross 1 3 Secretary 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 4 Senxorettes 4 Cheer leader JV 7 Varslty 3 Cap t n 4 FH A 3 Vnce Presr dent -1 FT A 3 4 A neudly nature a smile rmrere curly black harr penny theerlng captain Ready O7 1mm Hood ltalmn food' lxltes to sew HxY meetxng tonr5.zhr7 loval to BT s a smrlc for eyervone a yalu able lrnly rn anv frlendshm Cham ,JV MARY JANE LEONARD August 8 194 ee Club l 2 3 4 Future Homemakers of Amerrca 2 3 Pep Squad 2 Latxn Club Z j Red Cross 3 lmorergsn Polxcy Assoclatlon 4 Illurzon and ufrdom mm bnzed are live rlaarm n 11 e and art Marc H smile unttrtstlngly exotrc harrdo s drxmmmlly rntlrned a hope thest for Chrxstmas you say mmhxef for outside school Barkhamnsread and Metronolntan XX ater Bureau she sxngs too iq-Q 1, I . . I J n f , A A s h Q at A lld' , . Y rf yf .' .I ' '. . - r r , , .5 ' ' - Q rv ' , , fr . -Y -C .ll .. . II' I ' . . . Ir A . II ' - ,In I I I I I . .I ? I I I ' . My 'I I ' .- ' - , ffv ' . G1 , , , fx I . r. 5 V' 'Y 1 1 U I . A I H I Il. , . . , .H . I H . A . A , ., If . H f ,III n . IIIIjI y I I, goo? dfwff ' ' ' CF' be as S' -1 ,as ' Rexx poisedI and intelligent . . . reserves . . A 5 Q, ' 1 I L I I' 1 'Nw .nl , N . xy J A L X f L 'Q -,ty ik N IBRIIJAFLH ,1 ue .J 9 nf 1 yI IEW Q ,L M II L, NIJ.. 1 1 'V e 14 F f H' X Y n ' X VL 1 fx, III: ISI. V59 ,X , . 1 ULU., Q I I I , 1 A - I y 1 1 -Y y 1 . '9 -' f? ' , , 9 I 1 - fs - , - - -, .' , ' ', t ' ' , ai 3 . . . ,, ' - '- ' .' . fo ,L f , . . ' ', s - - - . 1 - 'r- Q' ' ' ' ' . . . b Y If - - 4 U 1 1.u,I, I II ' be ,.1, 16 , if 16 'vw sud' Wall V WIL IAM MICHAEI MCAULIFFE me S l 131 Manchester High School 1 7 Baseball Z 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 Salmon Sheet Business Manager 4 Tattler 4 Quzet at firrt hut look agazn Bi efhcient money man for the class of 58 tall tall ted headed King of the Junior Prom quiet but not so quiet' good dancer sharp dresser ready and willing to help terrific classmate MICHAEL JOSEPH LYNCH April 13 1939 Mike Cathedral High School 1 2 Bloomfield 3 4 Vzrtuer of patzeure and long Juffernzg Mike great sense of humor thoughtful of others thampton snowflake sntnper for Klub Serenade iotned us as a lunior flashy blue and white Chevy has POD problems incurable tease keeps everyone laughing has a sert ous side too 3' LOUISE L MASCOI0 May 20 1940 Lou Glee Club l 2 Business Club 3 4 Salmon Sheet 4 'Keep up appearances tvhaterer you dof Louise . . , what a sense of humor . . . very sweet . . . she has nice clothes , . . beautiful black Donv- rai ,..sy,..rz0odworker... sparkling brown eyes . , . not as quiet as you would think she is . , . soft spoken charm . . , neat as they come. NANCY LEE MATTIL May 15 1940 Nan Glee Club l 4 Varsity Club Hockey Team l Cheerleader 2 3 Salmon Sheet 4 A Jmzle :ull go 4 long any hut a giggle will go further Nancy giggles galore liscns up any tass a air Colid full of rdeas for un never a dull moment party where? loyal Band st-tnd fan wants to be an air line hostess WILLIAM G MOREI AND September 9 1939 Billy Baseball l Glee Club l 3 Basketballl 2 3 Captain 4 Student Council 2 3 4' Class President 3' Tattler 4. 'He cally 4 spade a rpade. Bi . . , well-liked by all . . . takes an active part in school ac- tivities . . . top notch basketball player . . . good sport . . . easy- going . . . friendly . . , terrific personality will carry him far . . . keen sense of humor. PATRICIA HEI EN MERRITT june 24 1940 at Athletic Association l 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Field Hockey l 2 3 Captain4 Softballl f Bas tball 1 Band l 2 3 Tennis Club 2 3 Pep Squad 2 3 Salmon Sheet 3 4 Foreign Policy Student Council Treasurer 4 Tattler 4 Rather than love than money than fame gwe me truth at always ready and willin to lend a helping hand terrific tn hockey mischievous look in her ewes loses camp work money keeper of Student Coun IUIIS K free UIXI SEIVICC Dlans ro bea physical educa IIOII IFISIIUCIOI' NANI Y CROXTON PALMER November 15 1940 Nancy Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Tenn s Clu 3 4 Pep Squad 3 Senrorettes 4 Salmon .Sheet Maier rlmplzcrty 4 graft Nan prospentne model beautlful harr glee tlub good ryprst Semortrtcs usually laughmg vyorrred about the lnluns South n lady yoys Sentor prxvrleges vu: dressed lrkes to drrve plles of homework good sport always talkmg did 4? 'Xml W'-X BARBARA A PETERSON May 30 1940 Barb Student Councrl 1 Glee Club 1 2 4 Cheerleader 2 3 She rr gentle rhe IJ Jlny but there 15-fmzrrbzef 111 her eger Barb beautiful blonde hanr tontagtous grggle looks qulet but look again' mrs chrevous sparkle rn her eye always dreammg up rarthy lntle saytngs neat dresser cr company rs enpoyed by all JEAN ANN PINNEY September 17 1940 ean Gee Club 1 7 4 Arh etrc ASsoc1at1on 1 7 Freld Hockey 7 Captarn 3 4 Tennrs Club 7 Secretary 3 Future Teachers Assocranon 3 Presr dent 4 Laurel Grrls Stare 3 Salman Sheet 3 4 Pep Squad Prestdent 3 4 Forergn Pollcy lxflfhllljs If too murh nr a frlerzzl can ,Icanme with the lrp,ht brown hair wlllrng helper vnant me to drry0 smart drcsscr she makes her own clothes personality plus a loyal frrend and a tcrrrht classmate vsrll make a good teather fes- Nw: fi' BRADLEY WILLIAMS ROCH july 14 1940 Brad Glee Club 1 Soccer 1 Szlenre If a true frzend 11110 ner er betray! Brad mad bomber ardent member of the Slttks drop rn and vrstt me at Mohr can goes bowlrng frequenrly best of luck to a swell guy LOIS ANN RADIN january 31 1940 VlcePres1dent of Cl ss 1 Cmzenshlp Award 1 Salmon Sheetl 2 5 4 Student Coun C111 Z 5 Secretary 4 or eran Pohcy Assocratron 1 2 2 Varsrty 3 4 Laurel Grrls State 3 Honor Socxety 3 Presrdent 4 DAR Award 4 Parade of Youth 4 Tattler 4 Hugh Honors Whatefer IJ 11 only dorng 11 1407147 donzg u ell Loxs friendly personable smxle honor student con strenuous worker bcautxful red harr peppy cheerleader found actrvely partxtrpatrng rn all srhool acuvmes wrlhng ness to help and warm personalrty haye made her llked bv fellow rlassmares 1 J 1 ,-, 4 l A f A ' ' ,-1 ' s ' Q 1- -, , sl k 'Q 1 , . . Q i h' A - . b ,, 3 ,, 45 , A f ' g ' 4. ' . ' - e-'- p .5-g-fm 1 1 g. lb . .14 F I uf -L .A - ,I rl 17 . . , L0 I ..- . 3 1 ' ' , Y,,,Y l QF - , Y Chairman 43 j.V. Cheerleader N 9 ' , 1 ' ' 10 ' 'Q , . 1 ' , . to as a 1 I 'fy . Y U D 1. a ! X . N . I ' 1 K Q ' -f v ' ' 4 I ' -' I I ka' ' I ,V - - I 1. .3 ' 18 NANCY SCHWARTZ September 22 1940 Nan Glee Club 1 jr Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Future Homemakers of Amerrca 1 Tennis Club 1 2 Basketball 2 Sctence Club 2 Latin Club 2 Honor So crety 3 V1cePres1dent4 Pep Squad Treasurer 4 Future Nurses 4 Honors What do ue hte for 1f not to make lzfe len dzffcult for each other? Nan always ready for a good ttme has a spectal fondness for JA wonder why7 Im meettng somebody thts week en works hard on what ever she undertakes wtlltng to help anybody out wtth anythrng medttme ts her ultrmate goal Q S LEE RUSSELL October 2 1940 ee Long, Meadow jr H1g.,h 1 Ben Guertr ADS Morocco 2 Murran Hlgh School jackson Mrssrsslppn 3 Hockey 4 Bas ketball 4 Softball 4 Jr Red Cross 4 Band 4 Sunny people make cloudy dagr seem :hurl ee ltttle ole Mrstsstppr gal party ar my house faithful to the Arr force urre a traveler ever go to a formal on a motorcycle always ready for fun BRUCE OLIN SECER December 6 1940 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Secretary 1 Prestdent 2 V1cePres1dent 4 Baseball 2 4 Stu ent Counctl 2 3 Sctence Club 2 Nutmeg., Boys State 3 Ten nts Club V1cePresrdent 3 Tattler 4 Life uould he znlolerahle uere lr not for :lr amurementr Bruce always readv wtth poke good sense of humor energenc worker for the Whats your cows name? Mundy' enyoys a good laugh famtltar behtnd the counter at Lrg getrss well ltked by hrs classmates ELAINE H SERIGIN ESE December 30 194 Penny Softball 1 Glee Club 1 2 4 Cheerleader 2 5 Buslness Club 4 A frzeud :J a person uzzh u hom I may he Jnzcere Penny peppy personalrry Wonderful sport usually grgglrng often vurthout a re son strong alto for the gurls lee c ub thoughtful of the xngs of others needs no e rouragemcnt to help a frnend lrvens up our class -4' MARGARET LOUISE SMALLEY Aprrl 3 194 Peg Glee Club 1 Future Home makers of Amerrca 1 Lann Club 1 2 Pep Squad 1 2 Scrence Club 2 Tennts Club 4 One of :he greafert tnlearurer m life rr com emznon eg has energy to waste personalrry mth a btg plus remember those red knee socks? that lrttle Nash can cerramly hold a lot of ktds Connect: cut Generals star employee shell go far rn ltfe espectally wtth the Arr Force KY ESTHER R SHELDON May 22 1940 Wtndsor Hlgh School 1 2 3 Bloomheld 4 A zwllzzzg 110736 a kind friend Esther back to Bloomfield agarn a C G worker Windstar High quiet ways pleasrng pcrsonaltty whrz at bookkeeptng rtny mls chtef rn her eye always wrll mg to help can be seen argu mg with Pat an a frtendly way of course Ezerglbmg rome: lf a man M1614 Mliw ROBERT IEE SMITH February 20 194 Bo Glde Club 1 Salmon Sheer 1 Student Council 4 Tattler 1 RICHA D J THIWIA August 16 1940 Dxck Golf Club 3 4 Salmon Sheet rv-'X Nur THOMAS LELAND STENSTROVI September 25 19 4 Tom Glee u 1 2 3 Scnen Club 2 Vxce Presxdent f Class 2 Tennls Club 2 Presl dent 3 Student Councxl 7: Vxce Ptesldent 4 Class Prest dent 4 Taltler, Busmess Man ager A little nofzreme mm and then lr relzsbed 171 Ike ber! of men Tommy a smlle for all full of pep enthusrasnc a wonderful class prestdent and a terrtflc leader a capital P his hand ivy league personahty wnth WI! 3 KZXC In K' ull! 01111 1141111 Bob tops ln art work loves hl5 Cal' Iind IIS HCLCSSOYIES Nobel Hardware ns where you re apt to ftnd htm guards hrs hub taps wnh hrs ltfe wa s on the o a career ln 1 li art for sure f CONRAD J THERRIEN May 15 1940 Butch Soccer 1 A drzzer 15 bnou 71 111 the fenders be keebr Butch well known for that red and whne Ford qunet or so you mxght thmk spends a lot of time on Tunxls Axe a lot more ln that gas statnon faxortte class shop neat dresser I 01115 ark for mformatzofz Duck good student and a hard worker sports fan our golf star Frcnth scholar Salmon Ybee! sports reporter rake ltfe as rt comes wary f the opposxte sex desttned for suctess 79' af'- ,eff FRANK MARIO TUCCI September 22 1940 Coach Glee Club 1 Baseball 2 4 Assistant Basketball Manager 2 Manager 4 Track 4 Humor II the only tert of grainy Frank llvens up any class hopped up convettxble baker s apprentxce gemus rn he shop good manager for the boys team can be heard abowe any crowd gets along great with the glrls l!L'f 711 HENRY LEE TILLEY December 19 1939 Hank North East jr Hxgh Hartford Connectxcut 1 Glee Club 2 4 Jpeech :r Jhalfou ar tzme Hank quxet unnl asked for an optnlon but then likes sc: emu and mathematics eo quent curator rn Englrsh class tickles the norles hearty laugh wnll reach hrs goal nn ltfe f ji' . 1 ' A f C xg A , V A w . I , 40 , ' ' b A A Y if l rf. V , 'lf e SY ,, ,NAM 4. ' ' .- 'tee A A . 't ' e V 1' ...ale - ' y ' . . . ' I ' . x A 1 Q' 1 A , ' 3 l l. f 9 ff L 1 .4 , l- , df, f X I 1' f , A '41 Cl b , , g ' ce li t 5 ' , ' 0 'fmt g - . - ' , 3 . 6 I -fi I l ' w L - A 1 K tim ' if ' Szlenfe I5 ar deep ar eternity: 4, qi' Q 1 ' X' Y 1, ,gh ffl 1 I lx I fig 1 fix 1 4,,,A,,I, In 'lf ,Milt 'f X :rf ' 1 I , , ' ,,,'- 'T' , 'rl' ' . Jffff v' V1 Aff IF ' ' 4 'X' 1 .I A f' at f A ' A ll A 1. I I .... ' . , . 'H ' tl 20 TY' fm. PAUL G VIK july Z9 1940 Gus Glee Club 1 Brewty 11 t e foul of zu! Pau the Captarn loves anythnng to do wrth boats able seaman knows more srg nals rhan anyone rn Bloomfield Hrgh chemxtal wrzard sxmere person good narured peach fuzz harrrur fi P? i..f DIANA CERALDINE URBAN THOMAS FRANCIS january 25 19 10 WALSH Dee Salmon Sheet 1 7 1 Glee Club 1 7 Future Homemak ers of Amenca 1 Busmess Club 5 4 Jr Red Cross 2 Scxence Club 7 Senrorettes 4 Taltler 4 Wel annually n w l enred amsr whrz rn the ryp mg class senrerary of tomor row fashion plate hard worker snck ro rnyeness per sonrfxed brxghz eyes ay dreamer frrendly smnle wnll walk rhe second mule for a frrend nn need 4 +A! J ,!lP BARBARA MARY VIVOLO Apr1l5 1940 Bobble Future Homemakers of Amer lca 1 Glee Club 1 Busrness C ub 3 -1 The bert u ay lo but e rz fiend xr to be one Barb rust gnve her pencrl and paper and shell draw anythrng sweet smxle you neyer see her rn a bad mood always ha a gay Hn Hartford Art School do you luke the Arr Guard or rs r John7 arnstnc future january' 13 1940 Tommy GleeClub1 Soccer 2 3 Cap tam 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Talller-4 Many a joke had he Tom good soccer team7 Of enurse Tom was Caprann e mendous on thc basketball court roo always getting presents Oh to have a car' one of the nrcest boss rn the Semor class MILI ICENT A WILKINS August 1 1939 1 Student Councrl 3 4 Pep Squad 3 4 H1 Y 4 Tanlef 4 Forergn Polrcy Assocratron A rue frremi to all Nlnllxe always up on the latest book friendly to all that gran beware neat and penre IICIIVC ln Sflldellf COUDCII Hello Sage Allens always at the post offxce wnh rhe male well along rhe path of suv. cess f -gr DAVID EDWARD WEAVER August 25 1939 Weav He 15 ro quiet, romelzmer Dave cars cars cars' wary when rt comes to gurls blond wavy haxr drdnt you lue Problems7 frxendly nl-tes llfe as lt Comes can usually be found fixrnpz hrs car qunet people are welnome eyer-,where R ,A 4' 77 A ,Q ,-Z v -y 'n A sk 1 V .44 , 4 , - 'Q ' ,t . 6 4 ,Q , 3 ' 1 V , I Q 1, I o -, , . ral- 'X A . ' . ,. '- ' ,' .. .KI- V D M I 1 . . I , s ' .,.af 'A . , ,il C .5 ' f A V ' n JG , , , ,W . Y .. Y 'E A ' . s , A , s 2 21 f at aa ' '. Ml ' f. ., In 'X' 4E OJ ,J f- . ' 1 ' '- ' , , L F 4 I Y' S .. ,,. . I - , yr, . . ', b ' i .... an ' V 'Q' F , 21 MARJORIE ELAINE BEATRICE WOOD WILLIS December 9, 1940 Margie Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, Future Homemakers of America 2g Pep Squad 3g Future Teachers Association 3, 4. Her uvzyr are trays of pleatanh1eJJ. Margie . . . warm, sweet smile . . . shy ways . . . friendliness , . . combination has endeared her to fellow classmates . . . marvelous sewer . . , beauriful clothes . . . good things come in small pack- ages . , . always willing to lend a helping hand. 9. Q7 ff'ir May 5, 1940 Bea Basketball j.V. 1, Captain 25 Varsity 3, Captain 45 Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Future Home- makers of America 23 Future Teachers Association 5, Secre- tary 4, Baseball 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 3, 4, Salmon Sheet 4. Peace if crowned with smiles. Bea . . . wonderful at sports, bas- ketball star . , . one of our future teachers . . . nice addition ro the Seniorettes . . . friendly smile . . . great sense of humor . . . parlez- vous francaise? . . . gets a kick out of life . . . likes people , . . will never lack friends SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated left to right Thomas Stenstrom President Bruce Seger Vice President Standing William McAuliffe Treasurer Jayne Atkinson Secretary Class of 1953 CLASS HISTORY 1954 FRESHMAN YEAR 1955 Not only d1d Bloomfield Hrgh acqu1re a new pr1n c1pal Mr Warren 1n the fall of 1954 but n1nety s1x eager freshmen who began the1r four year trek through the hallowed halls of BHS The Class of 1958' Our first oflicml step as a class was the elect1on of oflicers joe Cardosa served as pres1dent Bruce Seger started h1s repet1t1ous career as v1ce pres1dent LOIS Rad1n was elected as secretary and the class bank account was guarded by Lots Betters To repre sent the largest class in attendance 1n all school mat ters Barbara Peterson and joe Feder1co were elected to the Student Counc1l Variety IS the sprce of l1fe and the able frosh were well represented 1n the field of sports as well as execu t1ve matters Karl Stenner Conrad Therr1en and R1chard BenMaor earned recogn1t1on on the soccer team whrle B111 Moreland and Larry Cuyler proved the1r sk1l1 on the Vars1ty basketball squad B111 More land was also on the d1amond dur1ng the baseball season Spr1ngt1me found us all madly plann1ng our first class dance Fools Frol1c ean P1nney and oe Koen1gsburg as co cha1rmen Wlfh MISS DeDom1n1c1s and Mr Castle adv1sors were largely respons1ble for the success of the affa1r The g1rls too outd1d themselves in the field of sports Barbara Peterson Mar1e Lupo Penny Ser1g nese LOIS Rad1n and Nancy Mattrl were chosen to lead the cheermg for the yumor varsity basketball team during the1r sophomore year And so closed our freshman year w1th our class garmng a defintte status at Bloomfield H1gh 1955 SOPHOMORE YEAR 1956 S1nce we started our sophomore year in the new high school w1thout trad t1on or legends of former classes we felt we should make a record that would long be remembered As elections were the first 1tem on the agenda the sophomores thought ser1ous1y about a wise cholce of leaders Bruce Seger was promoted to pres1dent Tom Stenstrom served as v1ce pres1dent Gmny Co1t was respons1ble for the records of the class and R1chard LaBr1e was the money man The Student Counc1l ICPICSCDIHIIVCS from the sophomore class were LOIS Rad1n B111 Moreland Newton Heston and ayne Atk1nson Mrs M1ckelson and Mr Castle were ap pomted as permanent class advisors All three mayor sports sported Splflfed sophomores on the1r teams The soccer team had R1chard Ben Maor Tom Walsh Joe Feder1co and Newton Heston as players and B111 Moreland and Larry Cuyler came 1nto thelr own as members of the Vars1ty basketball squad Bruce Seger joe Feder1co Frank Tucc1 and B111 McAul1ffe showed prom1se as baseball players After try outs were held the cheerleading squad boasted Mar1e Lupo and LOIS Rad1n as members of the Varsity squad w1th G1nny COII Nancy Mattrl Barbara Peterson and Penny Ser1gnese as members of next year s J V squad Soc1ally the sophomores worked together under the leadersh1p of Bruce Seger and G1nny COII to make our turn about dance the Patch Dance a good money rnak1ng event W1th one more step closer to be1ng h1gh and mrghty SCHIOIS the sophomores faced the com1ng jumor year w1th a satrsfymg feel1ng of accompl1sh ment 1956 JUNIOR YEAR 1957 Upper classmen at last' As tumors we started the year knowmg that th1s was to be the most rmportant e Electron of class officers was the first newsworthy event as the year started and as usual the juniors chose the best B111 Moreland a natural leader was chosen as pres1dent w1th Matt Hmes ass1st1ng as vtce pres1dent Jayne Atk1nson made a very capable , .1 , 1 ' 1 s ' ' 1 s ' ' a . . . , - .. H - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 J - , . . . ' , . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 a ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 - n - - - - 1 - J 1 . . . . . . . ,, ,, ' 1 ' 1 . , , ' . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 CLASS HISTORY secretary and B111 McAul1ffe started the first of a two year term as treasurer Student Counc1l repre sentattves chosen were LOIS Radm Bruce Seger Tom Stenstrom and M1111cent W1lk1ns In October the tumors took advantage of a spec1a1 1un1or pr1v11ege that of rece1v1ng class r1ngs The sh1ny gold r1ngs were very much 1n ev1dence at all trmes and served to rem1nd us Cas 1f we needed 1t'b that we were almost seniors' Sports were 1n the spotl1ght Clllflflg th1s year dur1ng all three seasons Warner Brush became a new mem ber of the soccer team along wtth the regulars R1chard BenMaor Tom Walsh and joe Feder1co and john Gunmng added to the strength of the Var stty basketball team Scholast1c ach1evements on the part of three Junior g1flS were rewarded dur1ng the w1nter L1nda Ber cowetz Lo1s Rad1n and Nancy Schwartz were 1n ducted 1nto the Nat1onal Honor SOCICIY at a formal assembly The junior Prom' For the last two years these words had been s1mp1y somethmg tn the d1stant fu ture but on May 75 they became a rea11ty The dlS t1nct1on of betng the first class ever to hold a prom 1n the new h1gh school went to the class of 58 French IH IES theme the prom was t1t1ed MIHUII Par1s1en and the couples danced around a twenty foot E1ffel Tower to the romanttc mus1c of Lenny DeMa1o and h1s orchestra Lo1s Betters as general cha1rman managed all affa1rs very well The b1g moment of the prom was the crown1ng of the Kmg Queen and court un1or class members were judged on appearance and SCIVICC to the class B111 McAul1ffe was chosen K1ng w1th ayne Atkmson as h1s Queen The court cons1sted of G1nny COII Lo1s Betters LOIS Rad1n and M1ll1cent W1lk1ns The greatest honor that could be bestowed on lun 1or class members that of representation to Nutmeg Boys State and Laurel G1rls State went to LOIS Rad1n ean P1nney B111 McAul1Ffe and Tom Stenstrom W1th the arr1va1 of vacatton we yunlors finally realtzed that our long hoped for amb1t1on had finally come true We were sen1ors' 1957 SENIOR YEAR 1958 In September we came back to school wrth the rea11zat1on that our four years at BH S were qu1ck1y comtng to an end We were determ1ned to make th1s last year our best' To gu1de us through the year suc cessfully we elected our class officers and Student Counc1l representanves Tom Stenstrom was chosen Pres1dent Bruce Seger VICE Pres1dent Jayne Atk1n son Secretary and B111 McAul1fTe Treasurer Through the efforts of our able Student Counc11 rep resentat1ves Pat Merr1tt B111 Moreland Lo1s Rad1n Bob Sm1th and Mlll1C6Ht WllklH5 the Sen1or class made 1tself heard throughout the school We presented the annual sen1or semr formal dance Club Serenade 1n December The h1gh11ght of fhlS Chr1stmassy affa1r was the crown1ng of MISS Sere nade D1anne Grosst rece1ved th1s honor In the field of sports our stars once aga1n shone br1ght1y Tom Walsh was chosen captaln of the soccer team Co captams B111 Moreland and R1ch1e LaBr1e led our successful team all the way to the basketball tournament Cheermg the boys on to v1ctory was the Vars1ty cheer1ng squad w1th Mar1e Lupo as IIS cap ta1n and sen1ors Sue Gardner LOIS Rad1n and G1nny Cort In Aprrl we presented the r1outous comedy T1me Out For Gmger under the able d1rect1on of Mr B111 Cowan Tak1ng part 1n the play were Ginny Cott Ann Goldberg Mary jane Gocher Kathy Fenton Jayne Atk1nson M1ke Lynch John Gunmng Bob Sm1th 11m Leahy and Warner Brush To fin1sh out our memorable year were the won derful events wh1ch are known only to SCHIOIS e outtng banquet Baccalaureate servlce and fmally graduat1on 7 ' .I 1 1 ' - C . - .... . 4 4 , 4 a 1 . . , . 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J, . 1 7 7 1 . . . , . 7 ' ' ' 4 - 9 . 7 s - . . h 1 a , 9 . , .. , . . 9 Left to rrght members of the court Lois Radm Vrrgmxa Cort Queen Jayne Atkrn son Knzg Wlllram McAul1ffe Lors Betters and Mxllrcent Wrlkrns ,IUNIUR PROM Parlez vous franca1s9 Well rt wasnt exactly necessary but on the eve mng of May 75 1957 at the hrgh school gym the class of 1958 presented Under the leadershrp of Lons Betters general charrman the gym was transformed 1nto a cafe under the stars complete wlth a grant replrca of the Erffel Tower wh1ch dommated the scene The hrgh pomt of the exemng was the crowmng of a krng queen and court chosen by the chaperones Mr and Mrs Edward Rogean Mr and Mrs ohn S Warren Mr and Mrs A Wrnthrop Ballard Mr Charles Castle Mr and Mrs Carl Swenson and Mrs Marguerite Mlckelson ayne Atkmson and B111 MCAullHE were chosen ueen and Krng 26 . D l. . . . I I 5 , .' .I . -- ,. J. - - - ' . 5 ' ' 7 - . I L H , , . 7 Minuit Parisienf' llae junior Prom, which sported a very French-y scene. . . , . , , . . Y . . . 7 , , ' , . . J. , . . J . , . , . ' , . , 110 Lx, F 5, . Junior Prom CLASS PROPHECY une 25 1978 Dear Diary This past week I have experienced one of the greatest thrills of my llfe This IS the last day of the Atmos Farr held in celebration of the tenth anniversary of mans first flight to the moon Dlgnltarles from all over the world great SCICHIISIS of all nations and others who made thus feat possrble have met here this week to commemorate the advances made ln space travel and to exhnbit some of the latest achlevements in this field The celebration began with a review of de developments in space equipment starting with the crude Russian rocket which launched the first earth satellite Sputnik in 1957 The latest rocketshlp BHS TATTLER under command symbollc trip to the moon Accompanying Space Avlator McAuliffe were Cadette Lee Rurrell the flrst woman to pursue xnterplanetary travel rocket hostesses Nancy Mattrl and Barbara Peterson and Ambassador Rzcbarcl BenMaor the worlds representatnve to the moon Cadet Conrad Tlaerrzen whose first love was automo blles realized that this means of transportation has been outmoded and has turned his abtlities to the field of xnterplanetary travel After the BHS TATTLER had vanished into space and the crowds cheering had died out ,lobn Gunning who was actlng as master of ceremonxes for the annrversary week welcomed everyone He then called for a moment of prayer to be led by the Reverend Henry Tilley I was pleasantly surprtsed to find that the first guest speaker was Anna Goldberg another of my former classmates and now an authority in interplanetary diplomatlc relations Mary lane Gocber notable psychologist and the next to address the gathering spoke on the subject of Effects of Space Travel on Our Everyday Lnves I spent a great deal of the remaining time rnspectxng the exhibits and chatting with former classmates who were also attend1ng the Fair The first exhibit to catch my eye was a d1s play of first aid equipment for use on the latest rocketshlps Dr Nancy A S cbwartz and her able nurse Mzllzcent Wzlkznr demonstrated this equipment I was surprised to see at my right Mary Leonard the noted novellst who was also intrigued by this exhlblt ln another section of the Fair grounds a panel dtscussion was being conducted by leading tech ers of the world The question under discussion was Should Nuclear Physrcs be Taught in Sec ond Grade? The educators drscusslng this prob yorze Wzllry and Marte Lupo A fascinating dlsplay was arranged by the famous archeologlst Bruce Seger showing through bone structure the sue and build of prehistoric moon mammals Between exhibits I prcked up the publication featuring highlights of the Atmos Fair The edltor of the publicatlon Gznny Cozt had started upon her literary career as editor of the Salmon Sheet in 1958 On the fourth evening of the Farr a Spectacu lar was held nn the masslve stadxum decorated with murals whtch were donated from varlous countries The famous artists displaying their talents were Barbara Dane Pbyllu Karzn and Barbara Vzcolo The show began with the latest wearing apparel for women cadettes modeled by Nancy Palmer Margaret Smalley and Terry Goetz and styled by Dzane Urban Ann Marrze Guerrera was named Best Dressed Woman of the Rocket Age J , ' , , . , . l , h . . , . . . 3 I l Y i 7 , . a s ' ' . , , . . . - of Space Aviator Bill Mcflulijjfe, started on its lem were jean Pinney, Beatrice Wood, Mar- . , . 7 Q ' , ' It . 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' 1 l l .V ' 7 I 7 , . , . 28 CLASS PRGPHECY Later Bzll Moreland captarn of the Globe trotters celebrated team was rntroduced An other famous basketball star Rzchard LaBrze was also asked to take a bow Jayne Athtnron presrdent of the Interplanetary Hr Y was then asked to say a few words The guest srnger was Pat Hazgh grvrng her rendrtron of Moonshrne and accompanred by jznz Leahy As they would say back rn 1958 They were a howlrng success Next on the program was rnternatronally recognrzed comedran Thornar Walrh who drd an rmrtatron of Warner Brurh Marlon Brandos prote e Lznda Bercouetz closed the show wrth a dra marrc recrtatron of La Crgale et La Formr For the remarnrng three days of the Farr I contrnued to observe the exhrbrts and marvel at the effrcrent manner rn whrch the Farr was run I wandered one day rnto the admrnrstratron wrng and found the secretarres Penny Serzgnere Kathy Fenton Helen Cwaeh Lontfe Marcolo and Mary Ann Kowalfhy busy at work sendrng reports of the events at the Farr to all the coun trres of the world Also absorbed rn her yob was Joyce Calnrzne who was rn charge of balancrng the frnancral records of the Farr Erther Sheldon was helprng wrth the bookkeeprrrg Back on the Farr grounds a flashy drsplay of the new 1978 model cars caught my eye Mthe Lynch top automobrle salesman demonstrated the new Beebebrle Rochometer and Gozzozrne These new cars were named after therr respectrve desrgners Elu ood Beehe Brad Roch and Izm Gozzo On my way to the agrrcultural exhrbrt I stopped off at the bakery counter sellrng the pastry of the world famous baker Frank Marzo joseph Antonto Taccz I ordered an rnterplane tary bun and rt truly was out of thrs world At the agrrcultural drsplay I examrned a num ber of atomrc powered tractors for plowrng the craters on the moon Daud Weaver was the rn ventor of thrs tractor Also cultrvatrng the vast resources of the moon screntrst Paul Vzh drscovered a process by whrch green cheese may be qurckly aged Very much rnterested rn thrs drsplay was Iachze Pendleton who was rnvestrgatrng the possrbrlr tres of purchasrng a wholesale shrpment of thrs green cheese for hrs charn of grocery stores I passed a krddy korner supervrsed by Pat Iachfon to amuse small chrldren whrle therr parents walked about the Farr Frrday afternoon I watched the good wrll ex hrbrtron games whose players were the tops rn therr fields from many natrons of the world I recognrzed many of the All Amerrcan greats Ioreph Federzco represented the U S rn the base ball game and Rtchard Thwza proved hrs golf rng know how rn the good wrll match Suzanne Gardner managrng the women s teams rntroduced the outstandrng women ath letes partrcrpatrng rn the exhrbrtron event Rep resentrng the USA was Dzanne Grout on the basketball team Audrey Harger on the softball team and Pat Merrztt on the hockey team On the final nrght of the Atmos Farr a grand ball was held A plaque desrgned by Robert Smtth and carved by John Cherepowch was pre sented to Tom Stenrtrom manager of the Farr and hrs assrstant Lou Radzn The hrghlrght of the evenrng was the crownrng of Lou Better! as Mrss Mrssrle I packed my bags gatherrng my many souve nrrs from the Farr and headed for home a weary but happy soul It was a great thrrll to see all my old classmates and I was amazed at the great screntrfrc advancements achreved rn my lrfetrme 1 1 ' r - - ' r , . ' ' 4 r , , - ' ' 4 c . , . ' n I, . . . ,, . ,. . . . . . - , 4 . , r - .. - wr , . . , . . . U - rv - a 1 . . . , - - - ' 1 r . . . . . ,, . . ,, . . . - 4 . , , - 1 r ' ' ' . . , 4 1 1 5 1 , . 1 s . , . - s 1 7 I a , . . . J . . . . S 7 I ' . , ' 1 , . 1 x . ,, . ,, . . CLD' .yi Left to right Lois Radin attendant Dianne Grossl Queen 'lean Pinney attendant CLUB SERENADE Christmas tree fully adorned, pine boughs everywhere, and a large cot- ton-and-angels hair snowman decorated the high school gymnasium on December twenty-first, the night of the annual Club Serenade. Excitedly and rather hurriedly the seniors rushed home at six o'clock to dress after spending the entire day decoratingg a short two hours later, all had emerged from utilitarian cocoons into the glamorous outfits of social butterflies. We danced from nine 'til one to the music of Pat Burd and his orches- tra. During intermission, Henry Tilley surprised us with his piano dexterity as he played soft background music. After all had partaken of refreshments, voting was carried on. The 1958 Club Serenade Queen was chosen! Her Majesty Dianne Grossi was attended by Lois Radin and Jean Pinney. Shortly before the end of Club Serenade, Santa Claus dropped in to wish a Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night! 30 UNDERKZASSMEN SA Casad J -Do N U Qc. .4 O SC S Fro Fckhart OJ bL Correrre rchl AF ght O 1' I Seated eft 2 VJ C 2 .M .D U ...Q , I i : . . Ii , A. . , J. Mani n, . , , . i , F. A. mp ell, Mrs. Beauregard, Aclvisor. DeLucco, D. Keeney, P. Sarnacki, N. Willough y, . Palmer, C. Knox, D. Nie - Thi R W: R. BenMaor, C. Pease, M. Utzig, . Jankowski, F. Gay, C. i, sen, C. orin, E. Butvilas, L, Caruso, L. Gra t. . Casali, . isunas, L. Bergamini, G. Thomsen, C. Tracy, J. Egan, F. Keating, econd row: IN r. Yaconiello, Advisor, C. Fortier, M. Lafie , A. Ro , C. . Lie man, R. L i ler, P. Krivic y, T. Olcotr, H. Lundin, C. Schreyer. k D S USSCZU 5- v- U3 Left to rxght N Wrlloughby Secretary F Kefrrmg Presrdenr J Eckhart Vrce Presr dem C Regmr Treasurer Cabsemj JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 'X uda V1cePres1denr Carol Nrelsen Secre tary Carl Walbam Treasurer K Q ' Y Y ' . 'rv gf if Left to right: R. Goodwin, Presidentg R. W R-. J , - 1 , - S 1 - . , ' if S 0 HI' 'J R rsy HV AK C12 :- M Ann e man Forster 1 am ton B He neman 5-U-4 .D C .D u-. C -+1 2 .-D UD 'H -C N Zan Hurz er rego re A G R urphy perCM O0 S I ' 91 I-LJ ns .-4 M va .M O 'U f-i E ui - vs er, K. Palm M. Marmo, 'Y' A Gol DiCor1eto, :ici ill Ag. Ir: .-C .-. LZ 'o 254 .z UF. II-1 'D of 'U eu .-. .ne 2 -4 -.. -C 'E' EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Kneelmg udy DuLyn Secretary Nan Sten strom Treasurer Standmg Davrd Redmond V1cePres1dent joseph Prscatella Presrdent i FRESHMAN CLASS UFFICERS Seated: David Stoughton, Presidentg Thomas Grossi, Vice-President. Standing: Doris Wil- loughby, Secreraryg Raymond Roth, Treasurer. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Kneelmg Sandra Rogean V1cePres1dent San dra Qumlan Presrdent Standmg Mary ane Vmeburgh Secretary Bruce Barber Treasurer 35 J S Gozzo J Tay or J Murray H Wr ght T Shann respan DC C S C C1 0 'TJ -44 :nw M Power French K Matt L E Cheffetz F D Car eto OW 1' F erg O 2 o W Fuss S Attene J Ha gh D Corrette R Mchaud CII JDe Curt n D Snyder ychB bfi: D U GJ ED -.4 L!-4 -54 'CJ .C ,Gen k ch Bot nar M C oug.,h L tney Wh R Seaton D kv Kopc ns M Fenton S ker 2. WW UH Cat MK utya EH COD eL WD W rd ro 1.3.1-:if eated, le t to right: D. Sheldon, F. Zito, M. Dane, B. Seaman, H. Marks, R. W lle , . , . i , . , . , . l , . , . renier, S. Sack, D. Stoughton, D. Michau , T. Cosk r, S. Golub, J. Andersen, Fri ke, J. Alle . . G ldb . ourth : . i l , . , . , . il, . s, T. ond row: R. Maulucci, A. Baldini, K. Slattb r , T. I. n , . , . i , . ll , . i , . , . i , . ll , . , erman, T. Grossi, R. Roth, M. Zwerdling, J. H nt, R. Nolan, J. Bresnahan, A. Knox. . afer, T. Du a, T. Pease, M. Janows y. i th row: D, Moore, J. Gatti, J. Girard, R. Simmons, D. Thivia, N. Chiarillo, i : . , . , . i , . l , . , . i , . , . i , . l Y , . l u , S. Russell. ILS F ESH1 E O 14- U1 Schrey L exam er cn 3 Ba M FOVN .C h Your gens JO Z! Mansur S Gardner B C OY D xon M Su man heedn F D ravzwl LW IIC Bn GJ O-V7 O 'T K2 cz: ID a -I C U -C O Q Petersen E R rac y G T O HC IIC NA S k P1 N CJ -+- L1-1 DJJ reenb B 'U ..c: E-1 6 ., . l-4 Q1 ,Wd - -c -U o QD 2 Us :Li .. E - 2 'B .53 ,,pc' 'if -3 cg nf: u 'ELC Lu A 52 Si V55 TQ E .e -Tm U SC '-S F 55 w ,QI .Cu . . 'CC-Q q G .- ri e 'fm 2 Q arf .O . QE U ' U '53 :? .nf .EO gd .'.ZI ' ' -Cm E Ta 'L Z 'aL 'Z U55 N'U an HO . Jw V-LZ 2 0 . 'P , ..xwi.'2- z: - swf!! ,LSE :Jai . ' :P- Zw -Eu . Q .m-.m. Eh--ma 5 iw 1 .. CLQ, H3' EA we - xx C.: 'EM S 'F..:: Q ' I- I N ca2'O::: :A ,-i7 H . HE . .E in .E 5-' 0 'vw .' E311 Q-I Em n.. 6 in-I U , NV- , 5 P7 r' Ea' .az vf Q ' din cs ' 9.9. Z E wg uf un ' - .A bf, IE .-1 BQ -E Cn' ' ru Tr fb Q CL EU C -fe: . 4:1 ME 2 U5 -'OZEQA 5 a 'U 2,5 G' S Dr, 2 'N co - :C-ECM . 4, M -A 3 Tr-'wie ,E,,,,,.'-1LC'gC C--4 GJ .if Um CUC-Q u.. Ayn .- 9 MU YQ .:',.?cL H Us ,egg Q .oo --4 -CL... f. . 'BUQC ww: ...C-LJQLJ 'H 534- .U 'S' ROOM 205 - GRADE 8 Seated left to ri ht' C. Dube C Calabretta B , 2 - , - 1 - Eckhart, S. Donaluk, V. Battiston, 1. DuLyn, J. Fuetsch, C. Gold, S. DiTommasso, J. Crossen, R. Goldstein, M. D'Esopo. Second row: J. Elrich, R. Gemme, R. Benevides, j. Hertzsch, L. Dary, B. Bruist, M. Grossi, M Hills, R. Beck, P. Attenello, R. Fleet. Third row. R French . En le D Fine W. ' - . J g , . . Goetz, A. Gamer, W. Dunn, G. Glass, j. Holmes B. Gowen, S. Grobard, J. DeNapoli, T. Goodwin ROOM 209-GRADE 8 Seated, left to right: A. Sidney, D. O'Conne1l, B Rock, D. Rampini, D. Lundin, L. Ring, J. Nord strom, S. Schaefer, M. Potter, J. Radder. Second row: G. Pearl, C. Routhier, A. Roberts, J Peck, J. Piscatella, D. Redmond, G. Seger, T Nigro, L. Scruse, Mr. Spada. Third row: D. Peterson, P. Shupe, H. Porter, B Ovseychik, J. Piascik, D. Rosenheld, V. Nigro, C Randall, P. Pickman. ROOM 207-GRADE 8 Seated, left to right: N. Miller, M. Kearns, B Nielsen, A. Merritt, E. Menchel, D. Kaolan, P Lattora, G. Mooney, S. Lormore, L. McMillan. Second row: Mr. Simeone, R. Litvak, A. Mercier C. Liebler, J. Logan, M. Lee, R. Koza, S. Horne A. Levine, W. Miskin. Third row: . McKeown G, Milavsk R. Kile , J , Y, Y R. Larensen, J. Lee, R. Jurauh, H. Jensen, S Kulpa, P. Morin, E. Millstein. ROOM 201 -GRADE 8 Seated, left to right: 1. Bernstein, C. Cook, M. Carson, D. Carney, L. Bishop, D. Buck, M. Angelo. Second row: Mr. Cronin, S. Ayers, V. Beaudoin, L. Adolf, 1. Clifford, E. Bacinskas, M. Attenello, J. Budaj. Third row: C. Brush, S. Cicero, I. Cameron, R. Couture, R. Atkinson, M. Cappella, P. Blackman. ROOM 210-GRADE 7 Seated, left to right: M. Vineburgh, G. Smith, E Zaborskis, G. Sparrell, C. Zieky, M. Spencer, S Swan, D. Swett, G. Warring. Second row: Mr. Collins, P. Sorant, H. Wasi- lausk E Tinsley bey I Walker, W. Wolcott, Y, - ' 1 - R. Zito, R. Masilausky, J. Vasquez. Third row: T. Vieth, M. Spinnato, S. Wolf, P Thomsen, D. Webber, C. Whittier, A. Zimnock, C. Spears. ROOM 108 -GRADE 8 Seated, left to right: Mrs. Gronnigen, P. Silvestri N. Stenstrom, D. Wynings, N. Weiant, S. Sper andio, B. Soucie, P. Tilley, P. Tongren, J. Stern T. Vivolo. Second row: W. Yuka, A. Theodore, W. Walsh D. Smith, J. Sinclair, R. Smith, P. Williams, J Steinberg, G. Weindruch, J, York, D. Story. Third row: A. Williams, K. Wheeler, T. You- lousky, W. Wood, C. Wadsworth, S. Tripp, R Trask, R. Weaver-bey, W. Taylor, W. Tinkler. 1 V' F ' ...csv IU i 1 ROOM 203 - GRADE 7 Seated, left to right: L. Hence, G. Gatti, D. Jacob- sen, H. Hicks, J. Gamble, B. Hall, P. James, K. Graham, J. Johansen. Second row: Mrs. I-ledger, R. Gostyla, P. Gregai tis, L. Gallucci, R. Eilers, M. Gallivan, J. Felman C. Greene, N. Johnson. Third row: M. Howard, S. Joyce, R. Holcomb, F. Joseph, J. Hughes, L. Hinckley, T. Floriani, T. Hayes, D. Henderson. 774 ROOM 208-GRADE 7 Seated, left to right: F. Sarnacki, B. Rimer, S Rogean, M. Power, N. Rubacha, L. Parsky, J Palmer, S. Roch, S. Simmons, R. Nidriger. Second row: Mr. Gilman, S. Rizzotti, R. Ryding- swoard, H. Neuhauser, S. Quinlan, G. Pendleton L. Nielsen, N. Scata, M. Serignese, L. Schrey. Third row: R. Schultz, J. Piscatella, L. Schumann R. Schuster, D. Regini, J. Singleton, R. Simmons P. Nelson, P. Schwartz, M. Perkel. ROOM 202 - GRADE 7 Seated, left to right: P. Churchill, T. Alexander, H. Carson, S. Burgess, M. Barney, S. Delaney, L. Case, L. Crelan, C.'Davis, M. Bayles. Second row: W. Camp, S. Dahl, M. Berman, P. Bliss, R. Cirillo, D. Caseli, P. Boudreau, F. Chia- tillo, J. Chew, P. Daly, Mr. Swift. Third row: W. Bixby, A. DeLoretao, W. DiMeo, A. Covey, J. Andrews, B. Bergamin, J. Chrostow- ski, D. Durivage, G. Cichon, B. Barber. ROOM 206-GRADE 7 Seated, left to right: M. LaMarre, K. King, L. Michaud, C. jordan, M. McDonough, N. Kelly, N. McQuade, R. Lindenberg, M. Moran, Mrs Glotzer. Second row' G. McDunnah P Mann . Na lor . , . , J v , A. Mechachonis, A. Lavari, P. Mooney, M. King, L. Leonard, J. Miner. Third row: N. Maselli, 1. Maron, D. Moriarty, G. Levin, J. Mahaney, R. Lushor, L. Kaplan, A Mucha, M. Missan. vi FUTURE HISTORY MAKERS Rows l and 2 Ann Campbell ane Corrette Lee Betgammr Judy Kearns Calvrn Tracy Brran OConnor Art Charbonneau M155 Hubbard Instructor Rows w and Q Stephen Lerbman Rrch ard Lxebler Charles Schreyer Harry De Napolr Lynda Palmer Judy Mamon Royy 5 Lmda Grant Sue Tavener Betsy ee .Jw SPRING ON THE PATIO Left to rrght Tom Stenstrom Nancy Mattrl, Bruce Seaer, john Gunnrntg, jayne Atklnson, Brll McAul1ffe, and Ann Marne Guerrera THIRD YEAR FRENCH Left to rrgaht Mrs Bashour Instructor Nancy Schwartz Rlchard Thxvra Robert Smrth Lmda Bereovyetz Anna Goldberg A yr nm A fr it' ' 'i MATH Frrst row left to rrght T Lynch Power G Callahan R Weaver be Second row J Allen D Bentley Thrrd row T Curtm W DeLeon D1Corleto W Fuss Fourth row R Grenrer L Blnette SOPHOMORE ENGLISH Frrst row left to rrght R D1Corleto Second row K Pease C Hmckley M Levme J Cosman Thrrd row S Levme K Quasmtchlta L Anderson K Errckson Fourth row A Kxrshnntz L Moore C LeHane Frfth row R Goodwm A Flynn B Bauer S Sanzo Mrs Farrell Instructor GENERAL SCIENCE Frrst row left to rrght H Marks D Crespan M Dane M Duffy Second row 1 Grrard T Grossr Hargh J Hermer Mrs Mrckelson In structor Thlrd row R Whntney M Zwerdlrng C 1 . . . . , . 2 ' ' ' , 1 ,f ,. , I 1 . , . , I 'Q ' I ' . . ' , -f H - l ' ' l ' ' . . C A I . A, . , 3 x . , X ,. . A K X 1' A 8 , I 1' 'fs I ' .T XM. kiwi ' , ' : . , . . - Y ' ' Y- Calabrese. : . , . , . : . , . . I . ' T12 T 'G n i M i 1 . If ' '. ' I . , . ,. , . , - f-X ' : . ' , . ' . . O W X,' I ' 1 SEVENTH GRADE First row left to rxght F Arnasky Second row M Galvin S Rogean P Boutlreau M Moran P Mooney Thrrd row j Naylor T Alexander H Carson R Irlers Fourth row S Joyce M M1ssan W Blxby A Covey Frfth row A DrLoretto M Berman I. lxaplan naiff' Qlllfi in 2 v ll! SEVENTH GRADE GEOGRAPHY Clockwnse J Mahoney J Andrews Swan A Zlmnock H Neuhauser R Lusher 1' CAFETERIA Phyllls Kasm Mrs Betters ill 4' .1 ' A -A S I A 'sri A . . ,A h Aly I r . , V . R , , V, .4 , A A sv J L E11 ' l ll l 3 l 1 f 4 l ll A A l . .1 ' .1 2 A V 4 2, A . ., I x Saint Q! . 1 Alt A A E 4 2 '. , . ',S. - X EIGHTH GRADE MATH Left to rxght M Attenello R Atl-:ln son M Cappella R Couture J De Napoll W Goetz S Lorrlmor C Routhler CAFETERIA Back rovs Mrs Bruxst Mrs Bouclreau Mrs Breton Front rovs Steve Horne Andrea Flynn EIGHTH GRADE SCIENCE Flrst rovs left to rxtght I. Parsl-cy C Brush N Stenstrom A Mercler K Wheeler Second row L Schumann B Rxemer J Lee A Levine S Grobard R Smlth Thxrd row D Smnth D Fme S Trlpp J CllHOfCl S Donalulc J Raclder Fourth row J Bernsteln D Kaplan l' PRINT SHOP Gozzo F Attenello T Walsh E Ther nen R LaBr1e C Casnda Mr Gregory Instructor R BenMaor , AX A D. Caselli, J. Egan, J. Federico, J. 2 F! 'S-. 8' N eh. r' c l 4 M ' I-. f X Q Q' -:z'j2.15 QQ Y7,x Seated left to rrght D Grossn L Radm V Cort A Goldberg L Bercowetz P Merrxtt Second row M WllklnS H Cwach J Caluslne R Smnth T Stenstrom K Fenton S Gardner Mrss Hubbard Advisor Thlrd row T Walsh B Seger J Gunnmg B McAul1ffe B Moreland J Gozzo TATTLER After a long summer of suspense the semor class returned to school rn September to dlscover who had been chosen for the TATTLER staff Once underway we drdnt have too much drfhculty burldmg our yearbook on the foundation la1d for us by our able and experxenced advrsor Miss Catherme N Hubbard We have asprred to create the biggest and best TATTLER ever we have mcluded many of our underclassmen and therr acuvrues Members of the Senlor class spent much t1me workrng to fmance the TATTLER through sellmg candy at BHS basketball games gettrng the refreshment concessnon at the BEA Scholarshlp Jamboree and puttrng on Trme Out For Gmger others have worked wrllmgly and co oper atlvely as homeroom captaxns dlstrlbutmg the TATTLER And now as graduatron IS here we leave the TATTLER as per haps the only tangnble evrdence of our havmg been here To the class of 1959 carry on' 48 EDITOR ADVISOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Left to rnght Anna Goldberg Mrss Hub bard Tom Stenstrom EDITORIAL STAFF Seatetl Lrntla Bercoxxetz Anna Goldberg Lors Radrn Stantlnne Gnnny Cort Dranne Grossr Pat Merrrtt HOMFROOM CAPTAINS Seated left to r1r.,ht K Pease V Lewrn I Sulman S Gard ner L Sack N Stenstrom Second row I Nordstrom C Goltl H Barber D Ixaplan F Delphra L Nrelsen ml row P Sorant Scruse A Hutzler R Char bonneau C Walbam J An drevss Jane Corrette and Nirchael Duffy absent JNK, AD XIANAGERS Sertel left to rrght Bruc Seger Tom Stenstrom Tom Walsh Second rom Iolm Gunnrng Brll Moreland jim Gozzo SALES MANAGERS PATRONS MANAGERS Stantlmg Brll McAul1He Mxllrcent Wrl ms Seated Suzanne Gardner Joyce Calu srne 6 TYPISTS AND ARTISTS Seated left to rnght Kathy Fenton and Drana Urban Standlntg Helen Cwach and Robert Smrth Jhbk J 49 I Q 3 Q ' , .U l 4- k M I lr' 5 5' I' , y I . Y. . Y . . . I . I I. 4, , , . F . n V: . Y' . y . - A I , I I M' I , . f 'x rl: .-. k . , ' , I , ' - A 'W .1 an .Y ' 1 x ' I . -I 1 - . S ,.- - .. 4 by M E A l .Y '- . I 7 ,U I' 5 - I . ,L . ' , . , . - i iv ' -S 'F ,. .,, . , . , . . , I ', I, I I f. ' Z t ' ' x . , . . . 1 f Th' V1 . I J. v - I - ' , . , . - A . v I -4' 7 Q--I S I A '- . 4 I I , ,pl ... K. A J 'v-1 ,fl T ,., Kneeling left to right I Sulman D OConnor D Grossi L Radm N Mattnl j Pinney M Gocher H Cwach Seated D Willoughby L Mascolo C Knox B McAuliffe V Coit K Fenton P Merritt N Willoughby L Bercowetz Third row S Tavener G Pierce J Calusine B Dane L Hangh B Wood F Goetz N Palmer C Coit H Barber A Goldberg Mrs Smith Advisor Fourth row T Olcott F Keating R Smith J Gunning R Thlvia T Hamilton W Brush E Blackman J Attenello SALMON SHEET Now please get your articles in on time Remember the deadline' This has been a regular theme song for the Salmon Sheet advisor Mrs Marjorie Smith and its editor Ginny Coit The capable assistant editor Kathy Fenton has had her hands full supervising the typists and tracking down wayward articles that have a talent for losing themselves Printed by the West Hartford News in tabloid form the Salmon Sheet has been published five times this year In addition to digging out all the news thats fit to print the staff has continued the writing of regular columns such as Boy and Girl of the Month Exchanges Alumni and Talk of the Town This year there hase been some nev. regular features Examples of this are Sholda Du Cryon and Senior Birthdays Originality and initiative have been ably demonstrated by feature vsriters and our columnists have outdone themselx es in research work We have tried to achieve equal representation for all four classes and wrth the enrollment of Bloomfield growing by leaps and bounds this has been quite a chore The 1un1or high has been given as much publicity as possible and there has been one correspondent from each of the seventh and eighth grade homerooms for this purpose. These reporters were Leslie Case for the seventh grade and Bonnie Rock for the eighth grade. These two were responsible for junior high coverage. 50 SALMON SHEET - FEATURE EDITORS Bill McAuliffe, Business Managerg Kathy Fenton, Assistant Seated left to right' F Goetz N Willoughby L Ber- cowetz E Blackman Standing A Goldberg C Knox L Radin P Merritt Editorg Virginia Coit, Editorg Mrs. Smith, Advisor SALMON SHEET TYPISTS Seated left to right L Mascolo K Fenton H Cwach D Grossi Standing D Urban N Mattil J At kinson L Haigh ,wa SALMON SHEET REPORTERS SALMON SHEET BUSINESS STAFF Seated left to right J Pinney D Willoughby B Dane N Seated left to right F Keating W Brush R Smith W Palmer D OConnor McAuliffe Standing, H Barber S Tavener G Pierce R Thivia B 51 Standing I Attenello J Gunning T Olcott Wood J Calusme .-A-k ': I. 5 u , . I7 Vs Left to rlght C Hattxe Mlss Zabnslcle Advlsor K Fenton F Keating L Bercowetz H Norrls L Radxn Presxdent N Schwartz V1cePres1clent N Wnlloughby A Goldberg Secretary HONOR SOCIETY One of the oldest and most exclusrve clubs 1n Bloomfield Hrgh School IS the Bloom field Honor Soclety vsh1ch IS ln 1ts nlneteenth year of ex1stence and 1n 1ts erghth year of afflllatlon vuth the Natxonal Honor Soclety The four fold purpose of the socrety IS to create enthusrasm for scholarshxp stxmulate a des1re to render servxce to promote leader shlp, and to strengthen the character of the students In order to quallfy for membersh1p a student must be at least a 1un1or xn hlgh school and haxe obtanned a mnmmum of two As for two consecutrve semesters He must have no semester mark below a B IH major subjects and no mark below a C 1n the mlnor areas for two consecutne semesters Scholastlc ablllty IS only one prereqursxte for obtarn mg admlssron for tht students character leadershxp, and servrce are also consldered Near the cnd of March the membershlp swelled from three to nrne members wlth the formal lI1dL1CIlOI1 of slx new people 1nto the Bloomfleld Hlgh School Chapter of the Natronal Honor Socrety An assembly was held for thls occas1on at whnch txme the trad1 tlonal candle lxghtlng seruce was hcld The partrclpants pledged themselves to l1ve the krnd of llfc that vull bring crcdlt to thelr school and communxty Mlss Marcla Zabrlskle IS faculty advlsor 52 l ' , x Af .x. b -, If Q n it P - - , ' 1 - n - r - v - , , - . , - 1 v ' 1 w ' a - w ' L . a r . ' a 1 ' v , . . , . t L ' t t ' . E .Y . . . . .. . . . 1 . . . , . . . 1 , 4 , . . K - 1 4 1 O . L ' - 1 1 ' ' t A . t . . . . . . . ,, . . . . 1 - . - 4 . 4 4 r . ft KJ E1 4- Ftrst row seated left ro rtght B Barber L Radtn F Keattng T Stenstrom P Merrttt M Wtlktns Setond row J Sulman R Goodwtn M Utztp R Smtth W Moreland J jankowslcy D Stoug.,h ton K Pease Thtrd row S Sanzo H Norrts H Barnard B Ormsby A Hutzler M Keattng STUDENT COUNCIL The twenty member Student Counctl worktng to promote the best tnterests of our school and to develop co operatton between the teachers Under the advtsorshtp of Mr Mason the Counctl began tts full work schedule wtth a Get Together tea for new students to BHS A system for welcomtng new students to Bloomfteld has been tntttftted by the 1957 58 Counctl As one of tts mayor undertalctngs rhts years Counctl sponsored ft Student Goyernment Day not only tn the school as has been done tn prey tous years but also tn mrtous postttons tn the town These are only ft few of the many proyects undertaken by the Stu dent Counttl tn strtxtng to fulfill tts purpose and reach tts goal Thts years Counttl as well as the enttre student body ts proud to hate had tts prestdtnt Fred Keattng elected for the prestdency of the State Student Counctl 53 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated left to rtgaht I. Radtn Secretary F Keattn2 Prestdent P Merrttt Treas urer Standtnt, T Stenstrom Vtce Prest dent H Norrts Asststant Secretary Q ' 1, .V A L ,, y L, 4 ' 0 XX S I 'X x an I 1 X ' a 1 I f - I 1 ' I I v - V l 1 - , - I w - V . - ' : . , . , . Y, . , . , . . '. . Y - . V . 41 ,c t' 5 7 'tt V and the students has greatly expanded its activities this year, S S fl H Y , - t .C f,' ' ' . J ' ' V ' 4 Y7 1 I A Y . , K . K. 7 V I . Y 1 'A , t ' 4 A , V y t Q K ' 3 , ' I Y ' - v rs. 2 9 ng -Q-.Qtr SCIENCE CLUB Seated left to rxght L Wheeltlln G Glll J Brechce K uasmtschlta T Hamxlton Presrdent F Blackman V1cePres1dent I' luda Treasurer I' Dnxon I. Moore Second row Mrs Mrckelson AklVl9KJf I Andersen V Lexm F Delphla R Przybyclen M Zvxerd lung N Bramon B Gallavan A Hur7ler R Grex.o1re M Nenlurlt I' Hutya S Golub Thxrd row J Merrrtt L Clough J Guard IN Chrarlllo R lxopmslu B Herneman M Andel man R Sxmmons J Gattn H Barnard F Cheffetz FUTURE NURSES Durlng IIS second year 1n Bloomhcld Hlgh School the Future Nurses Club a servlce organrzanon has completed many prolects for the benefit of the schools and the communxty For th1s year the officers were Presrdent Betsy lee Secretary Nancy Kulpa Treasurer Recorder Carolyn Knox and Hxstorran Cxndy Wluntney Mrs Rxchard Baldauf advnsed rhls group mn therr many acnvmes i, is-.. '--4 'Q-Q. YY N' X X Seated left to rnght C Wh1tney N Kulpa C Knox Standrng R DxCorleto J Kearns B Galllvan J Nordstrom K F7 Quasnltchlca N Schwartz J Morlarty B Bauer Mrs Baldauf Advrsor Y!! K 1 V in 1 C. ,S ff , , ..- , - Que- ve ,,.-, ,- Q ' . 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A . wa, -- ...V , 'Qc FRENCH CLUB Seated left to rrht L Case L Ber cowetz C Knox Treasurer A Gold berg Presrdent N Kulpa V1cePres1 dent N Wrlloughby Secretary L Palmer Schwartz P Mrnalga E Kahn D Turnbull F Gay B Ormsby A Stock brrdge T Pease Mrs Bashour Advrsor In December of thrs school year a group of zealous students reorganrzed the French Club whrch was mrssmg m the pages of last years hrstory at BH S Electrons were held at the first meetmg one of the ofhcers rmportant tasks was to revnse the constrtutron whrch was no longer applrcable Le Cercle Francars rmmedrately began to plan the years proyects through the ard of a program commrttee These prolects mcluded showrng a French movre at BH S gorng en masse to a French Nrght at East Hartford Hrgh and a home meetrng wrth French games and refreshments Mrs Frederrck Bashour rs faculty advrsor FOREIGN POLICY ASSOCIATION The Forergn Polrcy Assocratron enables mterested Senrors to study the pol1t1cal srtuatron of the world we l1ve rn In an attempt to learn the vrewpolnts of Italy and Czechoslovakra concernmg the current world problems the group made a trrp to the Umted Natxons and spoke wnth the delegates from these countrres Later they parncr pared rn a mock assembly at Hrllyer College to defend the posttnons of these delegates Mr Frank Nevers IS the faculty advrsor Seated, left to rrght A Goldberg, P Merrrtt, L Radm, L Bercowetz, M Goucher Standrng M Wrlkrns, M Leonard R BenMaor,-I Pmney, F Nevers, Advrsor , 5 l -f , P' Q E 3 . ' ' ,jf if . smdiagg H. DeNapoli, s. Hills, N. . .15 O U ' ! ' 3 S x 'A QQ Standing left to right L Mascolo M Lafiey E Serignese D Kowalsky H Norris F Goetz L Haigh A Chrostowski J Eckhart Mrs Harper Advisor Seated S Froscio B Vivolo C Fortier E Ellsworth K Fenton H Cwach F Delucco L Hyer BUSINESS CLUB The Business Club whose purpose it is to acquaint junior and senior girls tak mg the commercial course with the business world held their first meeting in October The election of oiiicers was the first item on the agenda Kathleen Fenton was elected President Barbara Seaton Vice President Helen Cwach Secretary and Elaine Ellsworth Treasurer Mrs Lelia W Harper was again the faculty advisor to the club The Club toured two places of business this year. In February the Club visited the Southern New England Telephone Company and investigated the job oppor- tunities offered by this organization. In March the students traveled to the Credit Uhion, and the trip was enjoyed by everyone. The Club anxiously anticipated its trip to the University of Connecticut at Storrs. This year the Club decided to give awards to the senior and junior girl who excelled in shorthand and typewriting. A 85.00 prize was given to a senior girlg a 32.50 prize was given to a junior girl. 56 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Seated, left to right: A. Kirshnitz, Li brariang S. Schwartz, Treasurerg S. Gard ner, Vice-Presidentg J. Pinney, Presi dentg B. Wood, T. Lynch. Standing: R. DiCorleto, S. Gardner, M Willis, C. Rubin, S. Jensen, M. Lupo, L. Sack, Miss Sharp, Advisor. e 3. One of the most active groups this year has been the Future Teachers of America Under the guidance of Miss Charlotte Sharp they have carried out many activities In order to acquaint themselves with some of the educational facilities in this area the group has visited such colleges as Willimantic State Teachers College and the Uni versity of Connecticut When this club recently organized members were presented their National Charter at their annual installation of officers ceremony The ofhcers for the club were President jean Pinney Vice President Suzanne Gardner Secretary Beatrice Wood Treasurer Sue Schwartz and Librarian Andrea Kirshnitz The major aim of this club is to familiarize its members with the teaching profes sion and to give them a chance to teach through its Practice Teaching Program FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 1958 marked another successful year of service for the Future Homemakers of America They started the season by playing host to all the chapters in the state for a leadership rally This was followed by a service project the sending of a cookie cake and candy village to McCook Hospital In the spring they held their annual dance and gave a spaghetti dinner in honor of their parents Miss Nancy Correll is advisor Kneeling left t right L Sack 1 hart L Caruso P Martin B Mansur Seated L Grant B Hennig B Lee S Shoplick B Barber M Lupo S Shoplick J Shoplick F DeLucco J Douglas C Hattie Standing L Palmer C Knox I Bet ters L Gacierstem N Rushlow M Eurkunas A Kirshmrz A Abbott J Heimer B Bramon K McQuade B Calabretta J Brooks N Willoughby Fourth row 1 Shoplrck E Ellsworth L Hyer N Kulpa P Minalga S Tav ener A Campbell J Kearns V Gray J Moriarity 3 ' 1 l , Z ' ' . , 1 U Q y Q , 2 y , . ,, l. ,, . . . . ,, . 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A ' : . ,. . , ' ' -:- . , . , . , . - 1 N 1 '- . y ' x ' x O AQG one GLEE CLUB Kneelmg left to nght L Sack D Yacobuccr L Palmer S Gardner C lxnox N Willoughby M WllllS J Doug las M Doyle J Corrette R DxCarleto E Butvxlas S Levme V Cort S Krna K Stone S Smnth L Tavener Thxrd row Mrs Jolxdan Drrector J Prnney M N6Vkklfk B Peterson NI Mattnl S Gardner C Rubm A Abbott JUNIORETTES Left to rxght J Corrette C Knox B Lee P Mxnalga S Tavener L Grant A Campbell N Kulpa N Wxlloughby L Palmer V Iohnson S Sthwartz N Kulpa P Mrnalga S Scagel L Case H Barber E Serxanese M Lupo M Kupper P Merrntt B Dane A Harper N Palmer B Wood F Goetz M Leonard G Pmerre C Whltney S Tavener A Goldberg L Grant SENIORETTES Seated left to rrght M Wnllrs E Serrgnese M Lupo Gardner Standme B Dane B Wood N Palmer V Cort PFC at , . 1 H 3 1, f -A Y . 9 ' ' ..- r A ' ' ' - V 5 F5 - -r .lv M. v Q 'M' . p L. J Y A' ' 0 lla Y ' , s E V 1 Y ' i ' , 7 . , M ' . . ., I .i ,I , . Q l gg y ,- , I W Seeond row: j. Olander, Anderson, C. Engle, F. DeLucco, Fourth-row: K. Fenton, A. Campbell, B. Lee, K. Erickson ' v - v - v - , - - v ' s ' w - I v v - 4 1 ' y - w , V . V I V l , . P , . ', . , , . . , , . , . ' , . . - y - ' s - a - 1 A r 'o , 'j 1 . ' ' , . ' , . , S. 1 . - . ' A : . , . , . , . . F - , 2 1 ' . J ' . .Q 'I Q. -1 u es Q ' 9 5 'g 1 V ,Q V 9 l I s Pulse normal? Shhh' Im busy Palm xt Ben' Ma no hands' H1 eee' fi? li' ff? f'x.4v-f--' ,Z contented? Steadddy' guzzle Whoopee' from hunger xB gllxwwflll 41' Lf in censored batter up what aga1n7 Im equxpped words words words +5 'EY S 1,1 QAM, l kn1tt1n for Rnch My Prayer Body Rod Mmmmmmm m1x master whxch 15 w1tch7 'teach ' teed 057 cross, Red? lnterest1ng9 , . , . , . - . A av' .V wx , A. , y wig ,if 1 F - ' ' ff K ' . ' :. ,lf ' + . ,, -V N 1 'Q S, V, Q ,lf . , ,! f M , I ' I K , f 1 5 , I ns . Q wc' :I ' 2+ i I Q H . : 4.1.- 1 . 1 ,N 'Q gl' . at . . , , K 9 ' Q f Y , 5 .. :Y ' V - x g. 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Fore' Henry Toes Tilley wolf whistle7 Dear Sir 4 keep em running hungry? watch that stuff' going somewhere? bool-cworm a stitch in time star gazer FORMER MEMBERS OF Donald Belliveau Connie Beninato David Boudreau Nancy Boyington joseph Cardosa David Coons jonathan Coons Roger Cote Larry Cuyler el Ronald Erisman Mary Flanagan john Fricke Patricia Hayes Edward Henderson Newton Heston Matthew Hines Lynn Hunter Mary jarnot joseph Koemgsberg Dorothy Kurliclc Thomas Landry Robert Logan Allyce Main Robert Marandino Blarne Mouritsen john Nerriccio Sophia Osga Rosemary Pauroso Janice Pellitier Camille Raia Nancy Richmond 61 At lart'f THE CLASS Carol Roane Ronald Roguski Margaret Routhier Augustine Schaller Nicholas Semenulc Aaron Simpson Karl Stenner Anthony Theodore Daniel Toce Peter Van Rye Patricia Vignone john Werth Harold White Gladys Williams Anthony Zimnoclc james Sundin -1 JUNIOR RED CROSS Seated left to rrght S Gardner L Moore G Gull F Gay F DeNapolr M Berch D Keeney E Butvrlas L Sack Second row C Engle N Bartrston M Baker A Abbott M Newkrrk S Alexander M Dembar M Lupo L Wheeldrn Mrs Mrckelson Advrsor Thrrd row S Gardner S Kruh N Schwartz A Stockbrrdge S Russell R Porter J Burgre J Calusxne 62 TENNIS TEAM Kneelrng., left to rrght A Crane J Merrrrt Standmg Mr Allen Brown Coach M Berch P Corrette C Tracy T Sten Strom M Golub Captain k 5 0R75 ofkiili Q ff-v 1 'NW 'nv f I f XV?-v.Nk X. 4,1 Ki' 'M' ff., fl 41 r ffsikfily K. ---2 1, Aish qfffi . il, A . ll? 0 5' .4 E' It ,..1 -I ' 'f 2-2- ,U , r 'M .4 K Wy RJ Xi 'rf lx , ' 1 1 LX 4 ANU - 9 V1 ' - 6:5 1, I J, V p lx Q 1 I 411 nf' S- V ' ' 1' 1 'v:-ii-F - - 'Af QV! 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' A., SOCCER Bloomfield ended a successful soccer season under Coach Leo Yaconxello wrth a fine 5 3 3 record In dorng so rt cred for first place rn the league The team started the season wrth a 1 1 tre agarnst East Wrndsor wrth Tom Walsh scorrng the Bloomfield goal The second game ended rn a 2 O vrctory for Bloomfield as joe Federrco and Carl Walbam booted home the wrnnrng goals Our next game Wlfh Ellsworth ended xn a l l tle as Tom Walsh k1cked the lone Bloomfield goal Portland handed us our first defeat rn the next game by a score o 10 The followrng game against East Hampton proved to be hrgh scormg as we edged them 3 2 The goals were scored by Tony Cardosa Ben Maluccl and Tom Walsh Suffield followed th1s vrctory by handrng us a whopprng 4 l defeat Tom Walsh scored for us RECORD 5 3 3 SOCCER Opponent Bloomfreld East Windsor Bacon Ellsworth East Hampton Suffield Bacon Ellsworth Portland East Hampton 0 Sufheld LETTER WINNERS 1957 SOCCER TEAM Tom Walsh Captarn Frank Attenello Captaln Elect Carl Walbam Joe Federlco R1Ch1C Goodwin Mlke Nargr Fran Juda Tom Hamllton Tony Cardosa john Forster Fred Keatrng Ben Mauluccr Mrke Keatmg Tom Grossr Manager Ed Irvrng jay Cosman Manager Martrn Wells Edson Blackman Manager 65 f - . ' 1,.. .... ,. 1 0 . ......,........,..,.,..,........,..,. 2 7. . ..... .. .... . ,..... Portland 1 ,, ........,..,,... ,,., . . ,. , 0 2 , . , 3 1 ..,,.. , . .. ,Ml 1. ..,......... .... , .,.,, , l 0 5 ,,,.., .,.. . 4 ., .. .... . .. 3 0 5 , .. .. 2 VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling, left to right: L. French, Manager, R. LaBrie, Captain, Coach Paterno, B. Moreland, Captain, F. Tucci, Manager. Standing, left to right: E. Blackman, Juda, L. Bergamini, J. Frederico, H. Douglas, J. Scruse. VARSITY BASKETBALL Bloomfield High School finished the 1957-1958 basketball season with a sparkling 14-5 record. Bloomfield beat Ellsworth in the opener, then dropped the next game to Windsor Locks. It got back on the winning trail again by beating Berlin but again dropped its next game, this time to Portland. After this one we triumphed over St. Thomas and Canton, a loss to Bacon followed. After the Christmas vacation Bloomfield won 3 straight over Simsbury, Suffield, and East Hampton. Windsor Locks scored high in the next game, but we came back with a win over Berlin, losing our next game to Portland established our record at 8-5. Bloomfield won their last 6 games defeating East Hampton, Canton, Bacon, Ells- worth, St. Thomas, and Suffield to make the record 14-5. A fine array of players constituted this year's team. The starting forwards were Rich LaBrie and Fran juda, both Fine rebounders, who could score when we needed the points. Occupying the center position was Bill Moreland, one of the highest scorers in Bloomfield history. At the guard posts were Fred Keating and Julian Scruse who set up the team's plays. Fred was the team's second high scorer. Heading the substitutes were Tom Walsh, a scrappy defensive player, and big Lee Bergamini. Other subs who helped out were joe Federico, Tom Hamilton and Harold Douglas. JUNIOR VARSITY BLOOMFIELD VISITORS 69 ......,.................,,,.,,. Ellsworth 50 41 ...,.,... ..,...., W indsor Locks 53 59 ,..,...... ......., B erlin 31 40 .......... ....,.., P ortland 42 59 ,.......,. ..,.,.., S t. Thomas 42 54 .....,... ....... . Canton 52 45 ...,, ....,.. B acon 54 77. ,...,.,. . Simsbury 55 77 ,... . . Suffield 47 64 .. . . East Hampton 43 47 . Windsor Locks 53 50 ,.., . Berlin 32 48 . . Portland 57 77. . .. East Hampton 55 59. ,,.. .. . Canton 40 57 . .. ..,. Bacon 56 76 . .. ... .. Ellsworth 42 78 .. .... St. Thomas 43 72. .. .. .. . Suffield 44 l TOURNAMENT GAMES 58 ...,......,......,.,,,......... St. Thomas 32 53 ......, ..,.... ............., T o urtelotte 50 47 ....,,..,...,....,.,,...,....... Woodbury 51 Manager, T. Walsh, F. Keating, F. FRED l RICH QQ? Yr:-V JULIE FRAN ff N TOMMY S --if BILL 'PT -fm yfffvgggfgfgf 5 an f ll fl! -.4 Jw. . L., in 4 3 L B J X I ., ' .wfi 1 l 3328 795 '? 'U ! 'i'fE'1l h 'rf'T 2 sgg 76.0 SU E 1 LINDA MARIE EN LOI5 NAN SANDY GINNY BEV Q, Varsity standing, left to tight: j. Corrette Captain, B, Bauer, N. Kulpa, G Pierce M. Van Wie, K. Pease, CHEERLEADERS Levine, Radin, B. Shea. CHEERLEADERS Ready-o? Sure they are! Bloomfields cheerleaders have been ready to give a terrific performance in cheering the team on to victory both on the soccer field and the basketball court during this past year. Marie Lupo has shown excellent judgment in captaining the Varsity squad, and the rest of the girls, Lynda Palmer, Nancy Willoughby, Suzanne Gardner, Beverlee Shea, Lois Radin, Ginny Coit, and Sandy Levine have combined co- operation and skill to give Bloomfield a fine example of sportsmanship. This year the squad chose the best of the standard cheers such as Go Bloomfield Go and T-T and also introduced some popular new cheers including the sound cheer and F-I-G-H-T. All of these yells have been performed very effectively. The Junior Varsity squad has given a very creditable performance this year in cheering for Tuesday home games and all Friday night games. Kathy Pease, Marilyn Van Wie, Nancy Kulpa, Barbara Bauer, and Greta Pierce have shown good synchroniza- tion in their first year of cheering, and jane Corrette, as captain, has demonstrated much originality. The major aim of both squads this season has been the promotion of good sports- manship and good attendance at the games. Starting now, why not follow the lead of the squad - go to as many games as possible and show your pride in Bloomfield High. Varsity, left to right, top row L Palmer, N. Willoughby, V. Coit S Bottom row: M. Lupo, S. Gardner L Kneeling left to rxght P Ennrs V Levm K Palmer S Tavener N Bramon C Colt D Wil loughby A Campbell D Yaccobuccr Standmg M Enms C Keatmg C Nexlsen S Russell J Pxnney P Merrrtt Captam D Grossr A Harger M Kupper S Jensen L Wheeldm K Pease FIELD HOCKEY Thxs year the gxrls field hockey team clad rn therr new blue tunrcs and whxte blouses had a rather successful season Four games were won the two losses were to Srmsbury Although the gnrls lost the second game whxch was wrth Srmsbury rt was probably the1r best game and one rn whrch defeat was not easy to take Thmkmg the grrls would benefit by watching a game between more skrlled players Mrs Knlpatrxck arranged for such a match The hockey team chaperoned by Mlss Lrvcaket Mrs Etmrs and Mrs Kxlpatrrck v1s1ted Smrth College m Northampton Massa chusetts to see an exhrbrtxon game between the Welsh tourrng team and the Hampshrre Hockey Assocxatnon Many pornters were plcked up Captarn Pat Merrltt was the reclpxent of the Most Valuable Player Award The graduatmg members of the team Jean Pxnney Audrey Harger Lee Russell Pat Merrrtt and Dlanne Grossr w1sh next year s team the best of luck GAME SCORES AND GOALS MADE Granby Audrey Harger Lee Russell Slmsbury Nancy Bramon Granby Pat Merntt Nancy Bramon Srmsbury Audrey Harger East Wxndsor Pat Merrxtt Wrndwr Pat Merrrtt Nancy Bramon 71 3-0 2 1 ' 1-4 1 5-0 ' 2 5 ' 1-2 1 ' 1-0 ' 1 ' 6-1 ' 5 1 VARSITY Kneelrng left to right E Butvilas D OConnor D Gross: D Nielsen P Merritt J Kearns Standing B Wood Captain C Hinkley N Bramon J Nordstrom N Shelton C Rogean GIRLS BASKETBALL What more could a team want in the way of talent than what the Bloomfield High Girls Basketball team had during their 1957 1958 season For height they had Nancy Bramon Beatrice Wood Carol Hinckley and jane Nordstrom for sharp shooting Carolyn Rogean Evelyn Butvrlas Donna Nielsen and Nicky Shelton and defense they had Pat Merritt Betsy Lee Judy Kearns Dolly OConner and Dianne Grossi With all of this one could expect the great season that ended with the girls having a 5 3 record With Bea Wood having been elected captain the team got right in the groove by beating Granby 42 30 Nancy Bramon was high scorer with 25 points East Windsor then upset the B H S team with a score of 22 38 led to another Granby victory 33 24 Carol Hinkley was high scorer in a thrilling game with Farmington being defeated 35 32 was heart breaking Another Simsbury win 55 32 made Nicky Shelton high scorer with 27 pomts and the rest of the team extremely happy Being defeated by Farmington again 29 39 was soon followed by an exciting win over East Windsor 34 33 High scorers for the season were Nancy Bramon with 115 and Nicky Shelton with 62 points The junior varsity captaxned by Pat Enls had a 2 5 record This was the best season the girls and Mrs Kilpatrick have had JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling left to right M Ennis Crossen M Nolan C Raddatz Ormsby B Bramon A Krrshnntz Ennis Captarn Standing L Tavener S Alexander johnson M Schrey B Barnard Grant A Flynn M Newkirk L Case V Levin S Hills l l L l' , ' : Z ' -, . ' , . ', , ' , . ' , . . : . , g . , , , . , . , . . 9 1 i x . i x I l '-' U , Y , ' Q ' u . , , 3 . y . - ' Upsetting their old rival Simsbury, 48-34 was a real satisfaction for the team and . l . , . - . . . . - 7 . . . , 1 - - . s ' a 1 9 ' ' I . , . I l .y J , . , . , B , . , . ' ' , P I : . i , . ,V , . , - t , 1- 996 l J K 4 Kneeling left to right A Wall G Cleaves S Frosclo R Clark ,I Crossen P Mer rntt P Fontame Second row B Wood D Grossx Third row D Nielsen B Urevnth E Butvrlas G Gill A Harger B Russo V Christa S Gardner SOFTBALL May 6 1957 the gurls softball team started its season by yourneymg to Sxmsbury The old rival seemed a little too strong for them for even wtth the great h1tt1ng of Ann Wall and Audrey I-larger the exciting game was Luck drdnt seem to be with Bloomfield for the next few games The g1rls lost to Newington 17 27 and agaln to Sxmsbury With two new recrults Pat Irving and Esther Woodford Bloomfield played Granby with new spirit Losmg the fast movmg game 6 7 was a real heartbreaker After that the g1rls made up their mmds to wm and so won a thrilling game at East Windsor by a score of 15 9 Newmgton followed by forfernng to us A loss to Granby 15 19 was followed by another thrnll' Bloomfield agarn beat East Wmdsor Although the g1rls didnt win many games they certainly enjoyed playing The season wound up with Dianne Grossl captam recervlng the out standing player award Good luck next year girls' 73 . , D : . , . , , ' , . , . , . - A : . 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V, ,V,, ,N.,, , Ms ,ax , Iii, ' g K , J' - . smfvr :fm- e is ,Q , ...f v 1 X ,.,:4.w 85 ,1 sf., nl ,,. - Q 4, X 41' -4 , 1 , V ' ' ' , 1 X ,V M, ,, 5 vm, , ,Ma , fl. 4. , 'Li-uns f,w 'QF v s, 4f29'4 4 ,.nq. ,yn 5, BASEBALL TEAM Front row left to rnght R Tummrllo J Scruse A Charbonneau G Callahan R Goodwm D Larensen Second row E Blackman Manager A Hurzler Manager F Juda J Federxco R Banheld R Federlco B Gauvm Manager Thlrd row F Cole Manager L Charlznone F Keatnng L Bergamxnx T Hamxlton Mr Frank Nevers Coach BASEBALL 1957 BASEBALL SCORES Bloomfleld Vxsxtors Apnl St Thomas Aprrl Ellsworth Aprll Wmdsor Locks May Portland May Sxmsbury May Bacon May Berlxn May Canton May Wnndsor Locks May Sullield May Suffield May Ellsworth une Granby East Hampton RETURNING LETTERMEN joe Fredrxco Captam juhan Scruse Lee Bergamtm Fred Keating Bob Tummtllo Art Charbonneau Torn Harmlton Fran juda Greg Callahan 1958 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Ellsworth St Thomas Bacon Wxndsor Locks Canton Ellsworth Suflield Suflield Canton Berlin Wxndwr Locks Portland Granby Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Home Away Away Away Away Away . . . 15 9 .,.,...,....,.,...,......,...,.... . 2 ' 16 . 5 4,.....,..,..,.,.,.,...........,., 3 ' 28 7 ...,...,.,.....,...,.........,.... 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A... g... x, ., swf- , 7':m,q 7jj4 Q1 ' -I '35, -1. , , 4 can-:asv MW, :Hwy www- , -1 'Wh Maia' .BMW mi A K Q n Y: Q , Tw Q' Aswf- grim, JN im I 1+ ewes'-31 1 x , Q, , 1 M,-.Wx A QYQVQN x,i .fs 5-gf, 71 , .9 , W.: fave' -A T' X . A i 451. :vf'w-.5 v ff 1, -5 ,M .1- fa t ff K ffznnnwf 7' w Saw K 1 , X A 1 .5 J Y' I , V - LQ, .54 ,Z ' ' A ' ' , ,,a. fQ,L4A A., 'f -.gs . -- sf. S-J . ig' Y M7 1 '- ' ,,, W .,.L.f f. f 1 X' P91 TQ'H1 la. . 4 ff 2 J. I , uf' 4 -EPT Q rv-1 .' ' Q 4 ..- qv' C CLASS We, the class of 1958, being reasonably sound of mind and body do leave the following as our bequests: Lois Radin leaves for Echo Lake, in hopes that her voice will be heard there. Pat Merritt leaves all her sports equipment to the Keeney Park recreation center. Jean Pinney leaves with top awards for dress designing and construction. Penny Serignese leaves the inventor of laughing gas as- rounded. Mary Kowalsky leaves, despite Mrs. Harper's tears. Phyllis Kasin leaves head-shrinking to the aborigines. Linda Bercowetz leaves without her books, as usual. Nancy Schwartz leaves for Italy, to match her haircut. Mary Leonard leaves to go house-hunting. Nancy Mattil leaves her red knee socks to next year's pledges. Barbara Peterson leaves to return her smile to joe E. Brown. Nancy Palmer leaves on an excursion to the Red Sea to im- prove her coloring. Marie Lupo leaves with the school spirit. Barbara Dane leaves in a rush to hide her class pictures. Beatrice Wood leaves for another weekend at UConn. Lee Russell leaves on a motorcycle to complete another volume in her little black book. John Gunning leaves a revolutionary theory - pleasure: work :: 99: 1. Tom Stenstrom leaves to pound his President's gavel else- where. Bruce Seger leaves, unraveling his line as he goes. Kathy Fenton leaves as Loring's first and only dissatisfied customer. Helen Cwach leaves her figure to Slenderella. Pat Haigh leaves her bopping to the real fishes. Jim Gozzo leaves his customers to pump their own gas. Bill McAuliffe, our class treasurer, leaves the class of '59 wealthy only in knowledge. Henry Tilley leaves solid to Pythagorus. Millicent Wilkins leaves her reading speed to the State Speed Control Commission. Margie Willis leaves with her quiet, charming ways. Jayne Atkinson leaves her flirtatious ways to the Lonely Hearts' Club. Lois Betters leaves in a red and white convertible. Conrad Therrien leaves with his car and onlookers floored. Margaret Smalley leaves to get that convertible! Frances Goetz leaves her height to the Hartford Modeling Agency. Richard LaBrie leaves his hair on the barbershop floor, at last! 78 L oe Federico lem es for the bisebwll dnmond Du rd Werx er le nes glad to be through Brad Roch le rx es in rnch of rubber rn the parking lor rm Lefrhy len es wondering why he ever crime Brll Morelrnd leives to 'recept hrs positron with the Globe Trotters Tommy Wrlslr le ues with the trtle of Model Puprl Mike Lynch le ues typing to the girls Bob Smith lerxes ro prtent 1 dexree for the prevention of hubmp ste rlrng Diane Grossr lewes trying to b1l1nce the Mrss Serenade crown Richard Thu ru leax es to work rn the Mfrxrmum Silence Compfrny Sue Gardner le rx es to cheer for mother bfrsketbfrll terrm Merry Jrne Coeher lewes Webster comprlrng 1 book of con notfrtrons Audrey Hrrger le tves to find out whit rs hippenrng mean whrle brek qt the r'1nch Rehfrrrbrlrtrtron of Yul Brynner oyce Crrlusrne lerrves with her contentment to do ads for A C Petersens Richard BenM1or lefrwes hrs speed to Rrpleys Believe Or Not Frrrnk Tueer le rx es the ffreulty speechless Drfrne Urbrn le wes her frrt work to the Xwflelsvnorth Athe neum Warner Brush lefrxes for Chreigo to see rf he cm get fm authentic h lrrcut lick Pendleton leqves vs rth hrs boots on Pat 'rckson lemes her somersrults rn typing el1ss where they belong Elm ood Beebe le rves to put some pfrrnt on thfrt Chevvy Birbfrrr Vrxolo lcwes for the Hrrtford Art School Purl Vik len es quickly for ferr somebody might thrnk hes 1 lrrndlubber john Cherepovrch leives hrs shop clwss regretfully Esther Sheldon lenes for Connecticut General she s ate for work' And we Anner Goldberg 'rnd Grnny Cort lefrve our Tfrttler and Sfrlmon Sheet edrtorshrps respectively to two deserv ing people hoprng they wrll hfrve as drlrgent frssrstants co opemrrxe eo workers and frgreefrble frrculty idvrsors as we h1ve herd Sr gned Anna Goldberg and Grnny Cort Class Testwtors . 1 ' 1 ' , . 'Q ' r ' A i , A 1 r r ' ' A ' ' I , .f 1 rl ' A . ' . K is In , Y. I ri vm L L 2 rr ' 1 1 D 1 A: ' . Q A 7-L A V Y l L l . . . 1 1 ' e e 1 e . K V 1 I ' 1 at 4 x I I L - 1 I . 1 y. 1 . 1 t ' 6 1 ' . A , 1 ' . . Louise Mascolo leaves her ponytail to the Society for the a i I i 2 A .U J Y C ' t f ' r . r ' ' ' ' It r 'L ' r ' . . f 1 7 A V . L Y A -1 Y . K C I G 'V ' . J. . ' Q ' ' ' . , ' ' ' '1 ri 4 . . . r 1. 1 . 1 ' 1 'A ' ' , 2 ' Y ' ' S 1 i . .N L I L . . ' 'A - ' l , 4 e A i , 4 4 1 1 7 - 7 K s V ' e ' q ' , 1 e 4 1 1 , . 79 lffema Zfzwafaww as-fa., fu! dunazu M f f5l.a7a.f,6 ,L- 7 Y,?. Rs. ' i 'Cf . A.- I Q I s 3 5 9 5 I 5 5 5 Q 5 I Q I I I I '0 f0v . . .... ' . . v . . .651 .16 ' 'Sl I , S N. as QQ , M , .. fm Y Q R. . N IO I I ' 75 . I Q ' VJ , N Y Q . M rm . U N W. l 2 . I - . UU I A E, X . Y . R' ,q . A ' I S3 5 I . .6 V 3. E THE BLOOMFIELD STORE BLOOMFIELD APPLIANCE MOU Ewrythmg Under The Sun Zen1th Westnnghouse RCA Whxrlpool Motorola Blackstone BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT Telephone CI-Iapel 2 5584 Sale and Service 838 PARK AVENUE WE DELIVER BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT WATKINS SERVICE STATION 40' f.0v Complete Mob1Iubr1cat1on Telephone CHapel 2 9085 After Hours Call CHape1 2 1794 7 TUNXIS AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT '02 401 f0'01'-02061 f01 011061 -10 -Ov '0f'01'01f010N0N0P0'0 202 '02 CHRIS NIELSEN AND SONS Grade A and Famzly Payteurzzed Mzlk uahty Products from Our Farms '01'0v GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK oooooot I I 2 I 6 I I I I IWW Telephone ADams 2 3626 81 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ... .... .., . W . G 5 . 5 . . B - - . - .EU ' I - :Tl I I 22 I E . - I .I I . 5 3 . Q 6 '. I ' ' Q I gd . I Est 1935 Francxs P Lupo Prop FREE ESTIMATES MAYFAIR UPHOLSTERY CO '01'0K0 Antzque Re nzfbmg and Reftormg 2020--020 C4 'Tr fm 52 Q. LT' N S GQ N B 2? rm R. KN.. fm 'U Q Bl E 55 Q: R' 3 X' 3 OQ PJ in S Nh B OQ 207 20, 10102 020 401'0Y0 '-01 201010 clfxar 020120 -0'0 -0' Remodelmg and Restylmg of Old Sets FINE FURNITURE SLIP COVERS Call LU 3 7810 Resxdence CH 2 1068 23 LAUREL STREET '02 E, 111, W 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 BRISTOL CONNECTICUT 82 40'105610120Y014012011010110NQ0P'0fZW?Q7'047!05616N?'0405 X COUNTRY, INC. B1oom6eld's Real Estate OHice Bloomfield J Garden Center Extends Best Wishes to the S. E. PARMELEE President 5 MOUNTAIN AVE. PLUTO S ICE CREAM BAR 1042 BLUE HILLS AVENUE THOSE IN THE KNOW T0 PLUTOS G0 TERRACE HILL FARM Apples and Egg.: Telephone CHape12 5653 DUNCASTER ROAD BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT 470 COTTAGE GROVE ROAD BLOOMFIELD CONN TEL HFD CHAPEL 2 4252 Manu acturer: of Precmon Pam for Azrcra t and Electromc C omponentf afafemawfcaffaemcafafmea-aaa-Wafawawvwwo 0101020 83 MACHINE CII. . . . . . . . 1, .. .f . THE GARDEN MART CLASS of 1958 -Free Delivery Telephone CH 2 4669 984 BLUE HILLS AVENUE 52 2 2 9 2 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 2 2 L4- -L-L ii Lilli- QL'- -TH- I-FG!! ::2'-12 r-..-...,.-1- Mr H Ward Pmney and Mr Gordon C W1lloughby WILLOUGHBY 8. PINNEY ASSOCIATES BLOOM FIELD CONNECTICUT 'IPO 'li 1 All il ll um 'T --ni' -'L' i 1' -TJ, N' 9120 0 0201 0 -0120 01050 0 010 2070120110-02-0 C0f'0 -720f02l0N0Y0N0N0Y0 0 -0Y-0K74-0Y0 BLOOMFIELD RESTAURANT if AI li. FIZNTON, mp. AUGIE'S SERVICE STATION llsfn l'r'mIl14'!s 'TZ I5I.IfII HII,I,S AVIZNIIIZ HARTFORD IZ. CONN. STATLER Cflfflltll :mf ll zbuflnfnu Form 11 VUL lf Ram 115 DI 777 MAIN STRLIT HARTIORD CONN BROWN S GREENHOUSES XVINIONISI RH IIOXVI lx SHOP vwOXX1nronIHurX Aunuc Bloomhcld I onnutxuut Tdcplmm C H lpcl 7 5517 TALCOTT VIEW FARMS mzlztj Duzrj Producti Szncc 1975 E C WADHAMS 8. SONS BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT EUCLID HARDWARE CO Izcrjlbuzq zu Harduare Tcl CH1pel v was 675 BLUE HILLS AVENLE HARTFORD CONN SENATRO S DEERFIELD SUPER MARKET Complctc I mc of :lr un! Cr 44 Frcc Delnery Telephone CH1pcI 7 If DSI 9 TL NXIS AVTNUF !0000000-00000000000-000'000000000'000ff0f I .QQ-,L .f-.,w ' ' f rl 3 j . , .. 1 . , vw 'I' , ,, . 2' --' 72 I I 1 5 A l ' ' ' , I ' ..' .. ' ' 1 , of Q . V . V . J . 7 I I I7 I I I A x . - 1 am! Home FIlfPliIZ7i71g.I' , , Mm I I 'ff ' fflcif . . -- - - l . ' V- T ' ' . --7200 - 2-C I Cf , - V , 4 4 ,N , . . 85 AXIWMWWW' 7 U7 Q04 010110104 '01'01-002 '0'-0'-01 401 X7 -10K0'040vf0'0 f02f0vc0'102f0N040110f'020f10N040140X0f10'40'40f0x'0X0V0'6x S J ATTENELLO Genera! Contractor 210 WOODLAND AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT Excavatmg Bulldozmg Roads 8: Sewers Loam 8: F111 Curbmg Traller SCFVICC ATTENTION SPORTSMEN' A L FARRELL TAXIDERMIST DEERHIDES WANTED Telephone CHapeI 2 4985 777 PARK AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT C omplzmentx of TOWN 8. COUNTRY PHARMACY BLOOMFIELD S LIGGETT REXALL STORE Prescrxptlons Cosmemcs Fountam Servxce Telephone CHape1 2 2295 818 PARK AVENUE 7x.01c0Y0X01f0rf0rLrc0v0K0'lf-010 '0N0Y0K0140'10'A0 10Y0K0l40Y0140'K0v-0l'01 e.0x0 87 101' 401020102 v0xl '-0'f0' .. . . ', . v . . 5 .. R I-. I - - . , Q . I , S ' 2: I . - I I ' N. I ' ix . .. S Y - '-. w N- , u . E n -. I E' ll 7 . TF S v - 3 . S S 5 f-. X92 10 '.- - f-0' 40 IN0 -'0'0 65C DC?-f0 0'f0v-0'N0N0' 402520 40N010f02f-01'0'f01 01101-01f0K0f6 00'06l'7'0 -Wvvwaxawx REGINI S SERVICE CENTER ESSO PRODUCTS 830 PARK AVENUE BLOOMFIELD, CONNECTICUT T l. CH 2 9032 9K0f7-7'Q1?0'W'10'01010101'0f61' '40'405'0'40 0 040540'f0'ff05l0 0'19'9?ZW011?'0 40 0' gr 1gi'f-6514? rmylrxtvwli rl W .V J-. 7, . ' 3 e - 101 .24 TED TOBIAS MOBIL SERVICE Ted Tob1as and D1ck E1senberg Propf NEW ENGLAND TYPOGRAPHIC SERVCE Snow Plowmg Etc TOBEY ROAD CHHPCI 2 9037 F01 Road Sefvlce BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT COR COTTAGE GROVE ROAD AND Telephone Hartford CHapel 2 2251 BLUE HILLS AVENUE THE RILEY LUMBER COMPANY Telephone CHapeI 2 4074 MOUNTAIN AVENUE BLOOM FI ELD CONNECTICUT WILLOUGHBY FARMS 1-01101-01011011010110'110 10110110 1011010 0110110101 0110101 E, 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Hzgb Grade Dairy Product! WOODLAND AVENUE BLOOM FIELD CONNECTICUT JOHN HAMILTON COMPANY PARK AVENUE BARBER SHOP Garden and Lawn Equipment 3 Barbers Auto Repamng J T Nodweu Proprietor Telephone CHapel 2 5784 850 PARK AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT 29 TUNXIS AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT 89 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 'I , 1 ' . rn 'U :r O . :J Q . . . 0 - I so . ' 'U 2. 'P . Nl' on xo A 01101 101101 101' 101101101' 90 gs Aawwfaeafmowzwvwwwoowswaaowswaawaaaaowaafmomwx RAY G. WETSTINE, INC. john G. Tracy, Pref. . Telephone: ADams 2-0838 - JAckson 2-2217 242 TRUMBULL STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Insurance :-: '-: Bonds BROWN LIGHTNING Modern Mezhodx, Proceuex and Equipment 5 UNDERWRITERS' LABORATORIES - APPROVED 5 Warranteed Againft Lou or t Damage From Lightning 5 3 Manufacturers - Installers - Distributors 3 24 HOUR SERVICE 3 Telephone CHapel 2-5042 9 Q 1129 COTTAGE GROVE ROAD BLOOMFIELD 5 s 3 3 Q J 8. J SERVICE STATION S 5 Q AMO Body Repair General Auto Repairing Q - . Road Seruzce -. Customizing , Q Welding Wrecker Service Q Steam Cleaning Telephone: CHapel 2-1151 ALA- AAA E 925 BLUE HILLS AVENUE BLOOMFIELD, CONNECTICUT X7'0'ff01 40r10'0401'0N0 101f0v40'1?'-0'- 0 90 l9 6'40'f05'?'C07 f09f940'1 x Flow J F All Occa on F t Spo tr Eq pment Telepho e CH p 12 2000 Famous Br ds 615 BLUE HILLS AVENUE 167 169 ASYLUM STREET HARTFORD CONNECTICUT HARTFORD CONNECTICUT WURDIG S MILK BAR 947 BLUE HILLS AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT Hear Ye' Hear Ye' Youll Be Delrglrted To Dscover Early Amerrcan Maple. 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I Efllll 833 Boingo Grove Rnd, Bloomfield l SQ llc East of New I , , n eneral Life Inn o Bldl , 1 r nouns: mn. nn ne. 9 Ax. to c mc. r . sg-A X 'l'hunlnll'l1lAMhlPM I r nr cn i-sw' 'Anprfrirklng 7f01W'0271702C710v0v61010v6N702610w0f0'f7'0N0N?W1 0'6N0vf0 91 BLUE HILLS GREENHOUSES ALLING RUBBER CO Ji J iner I 9 - is S 555 M 0 G N 2 5 E 5 9 9 3 2 5 E 5 E 9 5 102 lN0 0 0H0 0f'0f0f-021012-02205 D IE FR A 99? 95.69955 955 955 S6 5 955 Q55 995 955 9559 SSXG 10w0a onzp fments of X -0-eovawomov cf 6 C omplzmentr 0 ADOLPH PETERSEN FARM Yourr or Better Dancmg SARAH ESTLOW VASHON Member of Ne York Socrery of Teachers of Dancmg Claire: Szartmg Next Fall 102 Telephone CHape1 2 9257 '0'N01'0f0'f01-0'0N0 0f0t 0110101 402 an 41 Q ccowiwls 10' BLOOMFIELD PHARMACY joseph Barnerr Pb G Reg Phu m SPECIALIZING IN PRESCRIPTIONS Complete Lzne of Drugx Candy Tobacco Sealtert Ice Cream Telephone CHape12 1688 2 Symbol 0 Savmgs Securzzy smce 1819 EQ oclety for rr 2 avmgs 742 pw!! Sheer! Bane MAIN OFFICE 31 PRATT STREET E, ooo, 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 93 Convenient offrces an Hartford East Hartford and West Hartford 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 l02 205020102 sh ' Q . Q . ' QW 8 6 3 0 ' v - 2. 6 S9 Q. .. sf 2 R Q -4 - 2.55 'v . Cvlqgqb . Q - V '-1 ' E. ,,,.,.5.,.,,I T nm J Q-0? QQ N5 2 Q l Y ' f ' 402' 10129 X01 47S0W047'7'?l7'07C07!0N7f9'40'l95f65l7l?C04074054054QN7'Q47 x THE BLOOMFIELD BAKERY LA PIZZA A J WADE AND soNs Complete Lme of Bread and Paftrzef All Fam? Ffefb Pfvdwtf Featuring Italian Paftrzef Bread T 1 h CH 1 2 4 e ep one ape 917 Telephone CHape1 2 5289 396 SIMSBURY ROAD 31 TUNXIS AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CONN BLOOMFIELD CONN BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1958 BOUCHERS AUTO REPAIR General Auto Repazr Body Work and Pazntmg Telephone CHapel 2 9083 1024 BLUE HILLS AVENUE BLUERIDGE MARKET Grocerze: Meatx Vegetabler Louxs D1Corc1a Proprzetor Telephone CHapel 2 9077 774 BLUE HILLS AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CONN HARTFORD TOOL AND DIE CO INC 500 COTTAGE GROVE ROAD BLOOMFIELD 12 CONNECTICUT 9 01f0P'Jf02'-0'-0N0v10 0N0N010 -0N0f'-0K0b10P-0v-0 Q0'0 0N0f0vf-0207 054951074 1 . - , . , . I . I . . . , . , . 0, 0 J 94 '0'40'W'40'6'010N701717'040 01049v0N040'N7'?f0N0N049WY05056x LEQNARDS BARBER sl-lop C 2f'h 'e'1'f Leonard Parraclno Proprzetor Expert Barberx 808 Park Avenue Bloomfield Center Telephone CHapel 2 7142 BLOOMFIELD CONN LOEFFLER ROAD BLOOMFIELD CONN The Ofzgznal Bloomfield Auto Club BLUE HILLS ROAD RUNNERS Dedlcated to the Promotlon of Legallzed Hot Roddlng and Safety on the H1ghway C omplzmenz: 0 L ROSS AND SONS Telephone CHapel 7 3244 122 WINDSOR STREET HARTFORD CONN JACOBSEN OIL CO 11 APPLEWOOD ROAD BLOOMFIELD, CONNECTICUT GULF HEATING OIL h CI-Iapel 2-1475 ?f0'40Y?101l0K0N0vC0Y0'K0110I0 f02c0v0M0I17Wh0' . . of - l - LUDWIG HOFFMAN NURSERIES . . A f A '0 0N010'N0' 622010 00240 0110 '0 0H-0'-0' 'OVW THE J M NEY COMPANY MAPLEWOOD AVENUE MAPLE HILL FARMS INC M C Eg E T 1 ph AD 2 2034 12 BURR ROAD ELCOMEIELD CONNECTICUT 1 AMERICAN CAM COMPANY 0162101 05'-01 f0K0N0f'0f-0,61'010'-0 '010K0110' K0 0'10N0Y0X01 X9ff0 10 201102 ?'0N0f-0R02Q0Y-0K0'f10Y0fWvL02 0f0vf0f-710N0Y0f0v10v'0K710K010X0'0K0N0P'0f'-0K0'0N0R0PW 96 an -Intl' I.-,-.7,'O SIII 'T 3 5 10 un --I--5-'ds 3 , 6 ., A 3 N O B A 5 9 2, Iii ' 5 I E , ' 3 A E 55 'G E U S W g Us U 6 l Q.. I 8 2 '6' Q . z - E Q E Q 5? ru A 2 ' n G 5 I-I 5 6 I , , , - x if f 8 scuooL BUS R -'01'-010-401f0 010N02 102080 YQYJM' '-020 X Wi 10220210 401010 '96 '00-0'01 6010010 '0v0N-0440 4-0 '0 gp 2 2 2 5 2 5 5 L...... ROBERT M GOODWIN BUS SERVICE BHS CLASS OF 1933 la S Z z .r SAFE d COMFORTABLE Telephone: CHape1 2 9349 97 -0v01G0M0v'0 7'0'1'0N7 -0 10 '-02 027 X0 0N0140v' I - - - ' - ' - - -'0f'7'-0 0N0'0l?'-02'6x -f-U xx N-'fl . X Q. , N ' r e xxx ' N fy 5 sn X X - . as .M . -M 0 s V 4 Q in 5 , fa I I Q2 . 5 2:57 R , W Y' . I 115 ' sw S ' D W ' , 5 f 5 5 3. A B' Y 'E' I 5 . 2. 5 H1 5 Y my V r 5 'U Q ' 9 I ' 9 if 5 C57 Q 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 401 Q01 01'0'0'1 '-01'01'0 '01'02010'1 2. WWWWWW, 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Complzmentf of PARK AVENUE DRUG C ompl ment: 0 E C PINNEY DAIRY FARM JASON S MEN S STORE Bloomfield J M051 Complete Men 5 and Boyf Wea Store Telephone CI-lapel 2 1261 854 PARK AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT Comer GRANBY and TOBEY STREETS BLOOMFIELD CONN Telephone CH1pel 2 9126 Road Se 11 ce Aulomotufe Repaz J Snow Plowmg NOBLE HARDWARE AND VARIETY STORE Telephone CHapel 2 5094 836 PARK AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT BLOOMFIELD MARKET SELF SERVICE 1022 BLUE HILLS AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT . .... - . . ' . - -1-JK - Q O N N 2 Q N. CD ' I .. H - W N. . S l ' C . l'l1 , Y. ' U, N-A -I 1' 2- o Z Q s I I Y xy, - .c0z' 201' 40 040 101 01101 0120 201' 011012011 M5 E Z 2 3 3 5 E 3 E E 3 f'0'0 0l0 0'-0 402610 ff-0'ff0'0'f-0P'01'0 01'0Y-0f0 0X0'0N010f0H0'N0'01 0'v'0'01'0N0 0PWX0'01f0 0 0'0 0 CONNECTICUT PACKING COMPANY X01 0120 f7'7f02 0 01'0 0'C0'40 0 7G7 0 10 '01 01f01405'01r7C0H0R01'0 0'10 0 0'f01 0 0'W' 0'f01f0f0 01 X BLOOMFIELD, CONNECTICUT Goxanafvuafeouwxo-2 awoxafaavoffova-fouowaaaxafawouo-fo. 9 Chalk Boardf Bulletzn Board! f'-0N0 -04012020 101l0N0r?10'f0fL0f20P'6'f0ff05'040N0K01Q0v20R0 0l4710x0f10K C0mP11me'1ff0f PAUL'S GULF STATION 618 BLUE HILLS AVENUE THE W I' WALKER COMPANY BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT 21 WINTONBURY AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT Towing Serwce Road Serwce 1 Tzrex Batterzex A cceuorzex Telephone CHapel 7 2559 Mlchael Nargl Prop MICHAEL S BAKERY Speczalzzmg zrz Bzrtbday and Weddzng Cake! Donutf Paftry Bread and Rolls 240 ALBANY AVENUE HARTFORD CONNECTICUT SCOTT S NURSERIES AND GREENHOUSES Lamifcapzng Plannmg and Plantmg Armtzc Floral Arrangements Telephone CHapel 2 5565 835 COTTAGE GROVE ROAD BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT BULL BROTHER, INC. PLUMBING and HEATING 94 WOODLAND AVENUE BLOOMFIELD, CONNECTICUT 910520200'0vW1026'0WN?0XQ6Y0YQ1?'-?0'6YJ'?6 ?6N?'?6200 -76Y?0N0W0 100 Telephone CHapel 2 9102 x 'L0IS070 1012010102 02'-0L0N0P'0401f0116 10'f0N0'401'J10'404f0'N0 -0'l4016N0X 40 105011061 '01 '0 '0P'0'0 01-0'0' '0 0'0'-0110210 K7 MOORES SAWMILL JAMES V GOZZO Cuttom Sawzng PAINTING and DECORATING Lumber XX' ood Charcoal CONTRACTOR Telephone CHZIPSI 2 9379 Interzorf 0 Dzmnclzon 74 WEST STREET Telephone CHapel 2 4602 BLOOMFIELD CONNECTICUT NATIONAL TYPEWRITER CO 247 ASYLUM STREET HARTFORD CONN -P Telephone jAckson 7 1115 - .PE T :ammo Typewrlters Addmg Machmes Quin 0 Duphcators and Supphes Specuzl Rental Ratef to Students ELLIS BROS Wholerale Dlscount Prices on New or CS11ghtlyD Used Furmture Rugs Appllances and Pmnos 919 BLUE HILLS AVENUE True Artzstry zn Every Hazr Style Defzgn PARK AVENUE BEAUTY STUDIO Mr Robert Mr Rnchard 846 PARK AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CONN Telephone CHapel 2 5877 SPORT CENTRE INC 5lAVK'N5 SPORTING GOODS TYDOL SERVICE STATION Of The Better Kmd General Auto Repazr at School D1scounts Car Wayb Ed Wresen Prey Phone JA 7 0191 Road Sem 315 TRUMBULL STREET Near Church Sireet 1030 BLUE HILLS AVENUE 9201102 0K0N0D0K0N0V0'N0N01 0'ff01l0v0N0'220'Y01-0 !0'0Y-7'-0H02Gf :Ov-0 101 . . .... - . . v . . , JJ , ' S' 4 il-I I .A h I I O fl . 4, ' Q .. I A I l 'c 3,01 lt . , . Q Y U . . . Q 4 I . I I C4 . - A K 52 A p 47 - 5 -- . - IE. I , R E .. , , 3 - X . . gl . . N . ., I ' I I - ' Q 01f0'N0f'0 10 '02 2 2 5 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 'O'-6 401 0210101 201' 101 HAROLD G FENTON RUSSO BARBER sHoP TIVO BA! 1311 9 NO WAITING '0 To y P rsy BLOOMFIIIID AVENUF BLOOMFIII D CONNECTIC U'I 101' .02 202'-0'f'01'0 Genera! Auto Repair Intern mon 11 fr 16,65 Body Work PKIHZIHZQ '-0'N01'0'01000101'002000W-0P'001'0'2'001 -02 0012010 -7201001020 l0P0N0 0r01'0Pf0' Phone CHape1 2 9930 76 TUBXIS AVENUE C fzzpfzmc NIJ o PLAX CORPORATION 101 GRANEY STREET ELQOMEIELD CONNECTICUT 7202200010100 0110201 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 3 3 2 2 5 2 2 2 102 . .- u .' ' . . ' 4- .' f .' ' n .' .f .' 1 ' .f v , I ' 'sf f - 5 3 . A ,, C . . . I 5 ' ll' S' W Q ' E 5 S A . S ,N Z :, 2 T 2 I K , - -. Q . C 2 Z x N - . CD ' 2 I ' Q . , :u u SN ' 5 b , 2 A 2, ' Q ,t R 511 Y - S N Z :v f ,N A 0 O I fd Q , QI , , , , , l. 4. , , A. . J , , A. ,gy ' , S Complzmentf of THOMAS O. sl-IAFFER, INC. 2 PLUNIBING AND HEATING Sprnziler f1mZPnzzcr Pzjnm 180 COTTAGE GROVI' ROAD BLOOMFIELD CONN MALONE 8. SONS WHOLESALE 1-Izqh Grade Proz mom 170 EAST SERVICE ROAD Tel JA 2 4051 10 1011010614010 0'-'f0'2'0'0' 02901 10' HARMAC DISTINCTIVE MENS AND EOYS WEAR GENERAL DOOR CO Formal Weff For Pm! Instftlled In New Or EXlSI1Dg Homes For Btulder or Home Owner Stores At MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD CROSSROADS PLAZA WEST HARTFORD CALDER ovtthmd doors BERRY SCCIIOIYII stccl overheftd doors BII CO Cclllr doors HENRAY S DECORATING INC 76-4 Blue H1115 Ave Hartford I Conn For Salerm1dSerzzfe Call PAINT WAI I PAPER AD A 6847 SHADES AND ELINDS COLOR CONSULTANTS 101'0'0f-01'-0110-01 E, 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 Pctcr CAILISIHC BERNWOOD DRIVE Ph CH 17 558 one we 9 ELOOMEIELD CONNECTICUT 103 u 1 5 . V x W . . X is x 2 2 9 . . I. . 5 2 . ' 6 . X C . . . ' 9 . I 2 - , 2 2 -PAK-CEL Complete stair find hatchway units . - ' U 2 2 1 , . 4 , 2 . 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I It 'loouiv' 5 I I 2 4-0W0 0s02'710 s01f0N0N0120 0fs0N0V6M04t0H0401C02G01010'1040'17'0W'0i'0x Dr Rrchard Bagnall Beautrful Cleaners Bloomfield Education Assocmtron Bloomfield Federated Youth Fellowship Bloomfield H1 Y Bloomfield Hrgh School Busmess Club Class of 1959 Class of 1960 Class of 1961 Class of 1962 Class of 1963 Future Homemakers of Amerrca Future Teachers of America Future Nurses Club junior Red Cross Salmon Sheet Scrence Club Student Council Tennrs Club Board of Education Norman Bayles Phrllrps Brown Mrs Douglas Mmer Dexter Peck Howard Wetstone H H Bronstem D D S Rev Archie Cochrane PATRONS PAGE C Y O of Sacred Heart Dr Charlesj Claughsey optometrrst Morrrsj Cutler Compllments of a Friend Rev George Dyer Miss Fedora Ferraresso Dr Harold S Hersh Hrram Lodge 451598 3 5 7 Club Hometown Garden Club Itallan Amerncan Soclal Club Ladnes Gu1ld of St Andrew s Church Dr Roger P Lescoe LIOIIS Club Dr A R MacDonald Dr W M MacDonald Rev Mr and Mrs Roscoe F Metzger ZY040 '04 Rev Theoph1lT Mrerzwmskr Parent Teacher Assocratron Bloomfield Hrgh School Blue Hrlls School joseph P Vrncent School Edward J Rogean Superrntendent of Schools Donald W Smrth D D S Tabernacle Socrety of Sacred Heart Women s Gurld of Bloomfield Federated Church Women s Republrcan Club of Bloomfield 9f0M0f0K0140 -0N0N0Y006v101 ?'05 'S07 011004-7'-0 n . 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