Bloomfield High School - Tattler Yearbook (Bloomfield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1966 volume:

Q7 f x xx X O 4 5' 2 N X s f I U16 Zfaffler I 966 Qrfrfy- .SWII1 Sdifivn W ,VK lx? 5' :i, . V sYis, K3 H ' 1 , , N Lgif 3' l6'lrwmHeld High Salma! Klaomickt Kwznvcficui Zfrewvrd Our parents and the faculty and administration of Bloomfield High School have dedicated much of their time and effort to the formation of our characters and the development of our minds. Perhaps the immortal words of General Douglas MacArthur can best express the hopes for the success of their efforts: Build me a son, O Lord, who will be strong enough to know when he is weak, brave enough to face himself when he is afraid, one who will be proud and unbending in honest defeat, humble and gentle in victory. Build me a son whose wishes will not take the place of deeds, a son who will know Thee-and that to know himself is the foundation stone of knowledge. Lead him, I pray, not in the path of ease and comfort, but under the stress and spur of difficulties and challenge. Let him learn to stand up in the storm, let him learn compassion for those who fail. Build me a son whose heart will be clear, whose goal will be high, a son who will master himself before he seeks to master other men, one who will reach into the future, yet never forget the past. And after all these things are his, add, I pray, enough of a sense of humor so that he may always be serious, yet never take himself too seriously. Give him humility, the simplicity of true greatness, the open mind of true wisdom and the meekness of true strength. Then I, his father, will dare to whisper, I have not lived in vain. Editor-in-Chief .... Assistant Editor . . . Editorial Editor . . . Statistics Editor . . . Art Editor ............ Business Manager ....... Photography Coordinators Catflcr Staff PHILIP WASILAUSKY ...........DAVIDRYAN . . . .DARNELLA CORDIER . . . . MARTHA COIT . . . . .MARILYN FRANK WILLIAM TUMMILLO . . . . . .BRIAN O'NEILL CORRINE SHUPE Deelieaiiele .Miss Germaine Welch In this year's graduating class, there are very few of us, indeed, who do not owe a genuine debt of gratitude to the person whom We hereby honor. The Class of 1966 proudly dedicates its Tezttler to Miss Germaine Welch, in recognition of her unselfish concern for us as a class and her patient understanding of us as individuals. We sincerely thank you, Miss Welch, for all you have done on our behalf. Cable af Cfaateats ?aealtg aaa flamiaistratiaa .......... Graduates ................... ....... Hlaas aaa Orgaaizatiaas .............. Sparts ........... ....... ,flaaertiseazeats ..... ....... FhT ub ,gdfy h d fh P fdhp d Pf Y Page Page Page Page Page Y f h ll I9 65 79 lO9 Bloomfield High School-A place of frenzied activity . . . at ii rapt attention Students gain knowledge from various sources ky ,t gt t f ttu . K n v m W x K1 . . 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BASHOUR Head of Defmrimenl' of Foreign I,:IfIt2IltlgEJ' Language C0-nrdizmlor - junior- Senim' High University ot' Connecticut-B.A. Trinity CollegcQM.A.- University of Hartford-6th year BARBARA BELLEFONTAINE Phyiini! Ijdzzrfziion University of Maine-B.S. Uni- versity of I-InrtfordiM.Ed. CLAIRE BERNIER Head of Dfjmrlnzent of Blzfinen Plyrnouth Teachers' CoIIegekB.S. University of Hartford-M.Ed. EDWARD C. BIRCH Diieflor of Afmic Boston University-B.A. Univer- sity nf ConneeticutfM.S. ALLEN BROW N1 GAYLORD BROWN GOLDIE BROWN EDWARD CALHOUN Lfzilgfmga Science Gllidllnff Serrelarg Ifldlfjffidl Arif Amherst College-B.A. University University of Connecticut-B.A. University of Hartford-M.Ed. of Connecticut-M.Ed. 6th year .fn - Q. ' ,E ' X its my A 'sz iii I. 5 2, W, S CHARLES R. CASTLE RUTH COIT EMILE S. DAGLIO JR. JILL DANIELS Induilrial Arif Senior Seereinry Sfienfc' Guidanfe Gorham State Teachers' College- Saint MiClmQ1'g College-A,B, Wellesley-B.A. University of I1?,fSEd University ot Hartford- Hartford-M.A. PETER S. DOE PAU LA L. DORN RICHARD K. DORR Englirb Language Srienre University of Massachusetts-B A Mount S1int Vincent B A U ' ' f M ' , , . . - . . niversity 0 nine-B.S. Boston University-M.A. I4 JOSEPH R. DUDACK WILLIAM FARACI WILLIAM J. FAVREAU Mntbemalirf Burineir flldllyfflldfffi Central Connecticut State College Central Connecticut Stage College State University of New York- MBS. -B.S. University of Connecticut B-5- -M.S. 1 .X , ,grill JOSEPH B. FONTANA En lirb Holiy Cross College-B.A. Wor- cester State Teachers' College- M.Ed. JOANNE M. FONTANELLA Matbemfzliff University of Connecticut-B.A. NELLIE FRENCH Nnrie Hartford Hospital-R.N. .4 x 1 . 'av' A V K... i is ii. .i f if 1 .--1' A RALPH A. GERKE INIARGUERITE T. DONALD GRENIER EVIHHYIF GHERARD Ifnglirb, Speech Farmington State Teachers' Col- lege-B.S. University of Hartford flNi.Ed. Oberlin College-B.A. XVesleyan , ,, University-M.A.T. SHVFMU N . .. vit: - - : ' if--a, N wa PAUL FELGATE lmfmlrial 14771, Audio-Viafml Ca- ordimzfar Central Connecticut State College VINCENT GAGLIARDUCCI Eflgfifh University of Massachusetts-B.S., M.S. Columbia-M.A. 6th Year EBEN T. HALL Srirnrz' University of Massachusetts-B.S. University ot Hartford-M.Ecl. ROBERT F. HART JOHN B. HERMAN MALCOLM HIGGINS Social Sfndiw Srienfe Englifh American International College- Clark University-A.B. University Gurdon College-B.A. Rutgers B,A., M.A. of Hartford-M.Ed. Saint Joseph University-M.Ed. College-M.Science I5 GEORGE W. I-IOARE Head Coinmflur Bates College-B.A. Boston University M.Ecl. OHN P AROSZ I - I Head of Department of Science University of Hartford-B.A.g M,Ed.g 6th year E i s ys I - ii 'v' i-if , iii -' Z ,f . I ref' PEARL E. LAMBERT Englirb Keene State College-B.S. CATHERINE N. HUBBARD Head af Depfirfment of Sofia! FREDERICK HURD Lmzgmzge Connecticut-B.A. M.A. RODNEY M. -IAROS Englirh Fairfield University-B.S.S Sludier University of Massachusetts-B.S. Central Connecticut State College- Trinity College M.A. Boston University M.Ed. 6th year University of Hartford-6th year RICHARD JENKINS ANTHONY KAPSIS JR. STANLEY W KOCHANSKI Imiurlrial A111 Sofia! Studie! Sllefldl I Central Connecticut State College- University of Hartford-B.S. B05f0f1 UUIVCTSWY B S B.S. University of Hartford-M.Ed. Southern Connecticut State College --M.Ed. NANCY LA ROCHE MARIE LUPO ROBERT P MASON Englivb Serretary Mathemfiliar Saint Joseph College-B.A. Bay Path Junior College University of Rhode Island B S Trinity College M,A, University of Hartford M Ed 6th year JOHN MCLARNEY KATHLEEN M. M fb ffl 1' Ceiitril Cciiijnecticut State College Splixfilgs-LEIAMARA BAS- College of saint Elizabeth-A.B. M VICTORIA F. MEUCCI Librarian University of Hartford-B.S.Q M.L.S. GEORGE MITCHELL Pbyrical Education University of Connecticut-B.S. Springfield College-M.S. University of Hartford-6th year FRANCIS NEVERS Social Smdier Springfield College B.S. M.A. University of Hartford-C.A.G.S. ALICE J. PRATT Home Economic: University of Vermont-B.S. University of Connecticut-M.S. 1 'Me n X. ,gf ,Q ' DIANNE M. MURRAY Science Central Connecticut State College- B.S. CHARLES OCHMANSKI Social Studie: University of Maine-B.S. M.Ed. SANDRA ROTMAN EngliJb University of Hartford-B.S. 5 I A BEVERLY NAUGES Butineu Bay Path Junior College-A.S. Boston University B.S. JOHN J. PATERNO Phwical Eduralfow Boston University B.S. University of Hartford-M.Ed. ELIZABETH E. NEAGLE Pbyiical Edufalion Plymouth State College-B.Ed. MARYLYN PLONA Englifb College of New Rochelle-A.B. University of Notre Dame-M.A.T. PAUL F. RYAN Social Studie: Central Connecticut State College- B.S. LINDA SAYWARD French Central Connection State College University de Poitier-B.S. WINIFRED L. SUMNER JAMES H. SHAW JOSEPH F. SPADA Head of Department of Englirb Guidance-Pryebologiral Examiner Burrnerx University of Connecticut-B.S. Boston University-B.S, Columbia University M.A. University of Connecticut-6th year American International College- B.S. I7 MICHAEL S. TAUB BuJine.r.r University of Hartford-M.S. Secondary Education Central Con- necticut State College-B.S. ESTHER B. WEINSTOCK Social Studie: w University of Pennsylvania-M.S. DOLORES G. TOWSLEY Home Economist State University College, Oneonta, N. Y.-B.S. Q, t .I ling? tt 1 4 GERMAINE WELCH Matbematiu Saint Joseph College-B.A. nr- MARCIA W. ZABRISKIE STEVEN W. UNDERWOOD Scienre Eilgst Virginia Wesleyan College- LEON E. WILCHYNSKI Head of Deparlment of Indlufrial A Cgmlral Connecticut State College -B.S. University of Hartford- M.A. Juius ZARS WESLEY M. VANDERVLIET Social Studier Brown University-A.B. Harvard University-M.A.T. FRANK YARRISH Language LaSalle College-B.A. Guidance Head of Departmenl of Mathe- Wheaton College-B.S. Boston fnatirr University-M.Ed. University of University of Hartford-B.A. Hartford-6th year Ceargl Connecticut State College . Rosa H. FERRY . - -' f,'7t,g,. A,, ff M! H ywgtmwx fDiploma Commercial Designj Massachusetts School of Art-B.S. . , I WV- , if 1 L' ' ,.. t 1, fs, , af M .if IlI t ll ll . I8 Graduates ARTHUR BARRY ADOFF September 10, 1948 Artion.f speak louder than words. Art . . . Easy fellow to get along with . . . Very sure- minded . . . Soft-spoken but ready to argue a point . . . All around student . . . Generally quiet, but look out when he's DOL CHARLES ROBERT ALLEN June 23, 1948 The .Wong and ronlenled mwel the open road. Charlie . . . Prep-you better believe it . . . Nice manners . . . Quiet but friendly . . . Helpful, nice to know . . . Always dresses sharp . . . Blondish . . . Easy-going . . . Green sports car . . . Will go far on' the road of life. no lone Milly MARY CLYDE ARNOLD May 25, 1947 joy comer to zhore who :lir- lrihule it. Mary . . . Beautiful dresser . . . just came here last year and is loyal to B.H.S. War- hawks . . . Always smiling . . . Bubbling with enthusiasm . . . Warm person . . . Loves to yell our cheers. .A4 , YYY SUZANNE RIDGELEY BATES january 16, 1948 A rare fornhinazion of fun, friendrhip, and frolicf' Su . . . President of Perpet- uous Hi-Y . . . True smile, true friend . . . Summers in Maine and Maine forever . . . Guitar, flute, and Mr. Birch . , . Distinctive laugh . . . Unforgettable sneeze, 9 L V THOMAS WAYBRIGHT ALLEN October 8, 1947 Laugh and lhe world laugh: wiih you. Dink . . . Our class flirt.. . . a lot of fun . . . Always full of song . . . Industrious work- er . . . Makes the gas station a popular meeting place . . . Has many kind words for those who will listen. 'X HENRY ANDERSON April 21, 1946 A good time if the only rea- fon for living. Hank , . . A fun loving guy . . .' Likes a good time and a good joke . . . Radiates friend- liness . . . The life of the party . . . Great on the dance floor . . . A good singer . . . Likes all sports. ROBERT STUART BAVER September 22, 1,948 Why should life he all la- hor? Bob . . . Doesn't let school get the best of him . . . Always has a comment ready . . . In- teresting personality . . . Far from being quiet . . . Made chemistry lab a new adventure each time . . . Will Washing- ton D.C. ever be the same? GAYLE LYNNE BECK April 23, 1948 Cross that hridge when you get to it. Ginger . . . Short in height only . . . Proud member of the Senior class . . . Always seen coming to school in a certain car . . . Enjoys a good time . . . Success bound. DAVID MARSHALL BENWARE July 12, 1948 To know him if to like him. Dave . . . Quick warm smile . . V. Can be found bombing' around in a grey Ford . . . Sharp dresser . . . One of the boys . . . Enthusiastic worker at Grand Union . . . Strong, silent type . . . Quiet people are welcomed everywhere. LORRAINE JEAN BOWERS November 25, 1947 Well, 'Jhall I begin with ihe usual joker? Lorraine . . . Outgoing per- sonality . . . Great sense of humor . . . joke reciter . . . Talkative . . . Someone you could never forget . . .'Never a dull moment when Lorraine's around . . . Really supports our teams . . . Great class spirit. BARBARA ANN BERCOWETZ August 26, 1948 Her friends :here are many,- her foef, are there any? Barb . . . Sincerity comes natural to her . . . Exquisite taste . . . A perfect lady at all times . . . Beautiful queen of our Prom . . . Personality plus , . . A smile for everyone . . . What are you worried about today? . . . Well-liked by all. MARGARET MARIE BRIMLEY December 22, 1948 How delightful zz Jmile tha! make: Juch at pleumnl face. Peg . . . Always ready for a debate . . . Oh boy! . . . judo can be fun . . . Kind hearted . . . Loves arts and crafts? . . . Yeah team . . . Let's go to the Farm Shop . . . A sweet voice . . . Makes friends easily . . . 66's popular guiding light. RK MARYLOU BEDNARZK September 14, 1948 A Jmile for!! nolhing hut give: Jo much. MaryLou . . . Thoughtful of everyone . . . Loves to cheer for orange and blue . . . Danc- ing, one of her favorites . . . Pleasant and dependable . . . Devoted member of our class . . . Likes to have a good time ...Nice to all. DONALD LEWIS BEMAN November 3, 1948 Little fare and no dexpairf' Don . . . Good dresser . . . Faithful to Mercuries . . . One of the boys . . . Easy to get along with . . . Likes singing rock and roll . . . Active on Saturday nights . . . A real great guy who sits high on a ..427.. EDWARD LOUIS BIEBER September 12, 1948 Let tomorrow take care of lomorowf' Ed . . . Loyal B.H.S. student . . . Good sport . . . Quiet, easy-going disposition . . . Slow to anger . . . Flying air- planes and eating, favorite pas- times . . . Air Force fan . . . Bound to succeed . . . Oh, those scrumptious peanut but- ter sandwiches. MARJORIE JANE BLACK June 18, 1948 A charming perfomzlity ar preriour ar gold. Marjie . . . Always singing and a beautiful voice too . . . Polite at all times . . , A bundle of energy . . . B.H.S.'s inter- preter at the U.N.? . . . Loves to dance . . . How does she learn her chemistry? . . . Let's go out on the patio . . . Never fails to do her work. PETER JAMES BROWN October 21, 1947 He prartifer lhe nr! of friend- linen, Pete . . . The best artist ever to come out of Bloomfield . . . A winner all the way . . . A commendable writer, too . . . Enjoyable company at any time of the day, even when he wears spats. JEAN ALISON BURBULIS January 12, 1948 Friendline.r.r if the hey to Jur- cert. jean . . . Pleasant smile . . . Wonderful personality . . . Full of pep and energy . . . Never lost for a friend . . . Favors the Army, wonder why? . . . Sure to be a suc- cess in whatever she attempts . : . Always willing to help. DEBORAH MICHELE BRUNO A heouziful Jmile if zo lhe female what lhe .funheomy are to zhe lnndfcapef' Debbie . . . Devoted cheer- leader . . . A smile that out shines the sun . . . D.A.R. award . . . Where's the other half? . . . Different hair styles all the time . . . Usually found on a committee . . . Popularity comes easy to her. JOHN ALBERT BURBULIS March 27, 1946 Take life or if comery if'.r earierf' Johnny . . . What a tough looking blue Chevy . . . A grin from ear to ear . . . Quiet, until you get to know him . . . Blond crop-top . . . Easy-going . . . Parking lot best part of the school. X DONNA MARCIA BRUNO june 3, 1948 A good hearfr worth gold. Don . . . One twin who is great alone or in combination . . . An attractive dresser . . . A sense of humor that never wanes . . . Peppy cheerleader . . . Can usually be found where there is excitement . . . Nice to know. 5 . . Q , CYNTHIA JOAN BURNHAM April ao, 1948 A companion zhaz it cheerful if worzh gold. Cindy . . . Tall, but not too tall . . . Long brown hair . . . French, Spanish, German? . . . Plays the guitar . . . Rides horses . . . Participates in girls' sports . . . Watch that arrow! . . . Certainly not quiet . . . Future psychologist? le. MARCIA ANN BRYLL April 28, 1948 The gift of .vilenre if ele- gunz. Mar . . . Warm, radiant smile . . . Beautiful eyes . . . Future librarian? . . . Her quiet man- ner is not deceiving Though she says little, she means a lot to many. 8 CAROLYN DIANE BURNS July 24, 1948 A smile when olherr need iz. Carrie . . . American Field Service Exchange Student . I . Belgium will never be the same . . . C.Y.O. and Perpet- uous Hi-Y . . . Talented seam- stress . . . Charming personal- ity . . . Has decided to grace the teaching profession . . . Friend to all. t SANDRA E. CANTEIR July 21, 1948 Style if the dren' of thought. Sandi . . . Crispy and neat in hairstyles and clothes . . , Smiling is her profession . . . Seemingly serious, surprisingly humorous . . . Unforgettable laugh . . . Full of pep and full of fun . . . Always first to the mailbox. PATRICIA EDITH CAREY March 9, 1948 Good things come in small przckogeff' Pat . . . A little bundle of dy- namite . . . Tell your problems to Pat, she'll always listen . . . Avid worker at Robert Hall's . . . A true friend to have. RICHARD LEO CASTELLANI September 16, 1947 A pleamrzt Jmile if .vurzfhirle itz fl house. Rich . . . Knows all about cars . . . Easy-going . . . Talking with his buddies . . . Curly, curly blond hair . . . Casual dresser . . . Quick to flash a smile . . . Big and brawny . . . Quiet sometimes, but . . . Takes life easy. CHARLES HENRY CHRYSTAL September 23, 1948 The nice guy doenft nluuzgs finish last. Charlie . . . Always protesting about too much homework . . . Likes football . . . A real scholar . . . Would be well qualified to teach a T.V. watching course if the school offered it . . . A lot of fun . . . Will go far. ARTHUR DEHAVEN CAFFEE October 29, 1948 Harm not thyself with over work. Art.. .Called R. T. . .. Art, what's that you're wear- ing around your neck? . . . Swings a powerful bat . . . Lively . . . Usually seen carry- ing a briefcase or facsimile- wonder what's in it? . . . Dress-up day? What's that? APRIL JOYCE CARTER December 20, 1948 In the Jweelrzerr of friendship let there he .fharing of laugh- ter, and Jhrzring of pleasures, April . . . Her second home is the library . . . Correspondent to the Parade of Youth . . . Always jubilant . . . Avid field hockey fan . . . Smile that wins everyones friendship . . . Always ready to lend a helping hand. PAULINE ANNE CANNY June 14, 1948 Size if of rio importance. Paul . . . A sweet girl, who is well-liked by all . . . Sparkling personality . . . A true-blue little colleen . . . No frizz, no waves, no curl . . . Beau- tiful eyes and a beautiful smile . . . A special liking for cookies . . . Sure to be a great secretary. TRUDY ANN CARTER June 11, 1947 A warm heart and a smile Jirzceref' Trudy . . . Always smiling . . . A true friend to all . . . Likes a good joke . . . Con- stantly talking about a certain English teacher's tests . . . Will make a fine hair dresser . . . Weaver's loss, Bloom- field's gain. B.RUCE FREDRICK CHURCHILL December 20, 1948 A liltle nonienre now and tben relirbed by tbe bert of men. Rick . . . Plays a mean guitar . . . Gifted sense of humor . . . Top notch dresser . . . Swings that golf club . . . Never a dull moment with him around . . . Has really grown in four years. DALE R. CICERO August 24, 1947 He wbo enjoy: life enjoy: zbe art of living. Dale...Anicekid... Friendly to all . . . Loves foot- ball . . . Is a real jazz fan . . . One of Bloomfields top artists . . . Hopes to make a career of it . . . His choice of clothes reflects his great artistic abil- ity. DAPHNE CLEMENTS October 4, 1948 A pleamnl gerlnre, friendly :mile will bring lmppinerf for along, long wbilef' Daff . . . Sincere and kind for everyone she meets . . . Sparkling brown eyes . . . Always ready to laugh . . . Likes good 'jokes .and good times . . . Babby-you-cut? . . . Will surely be successful in any field. 24 LYNN ALICE CODY -january 15, 1948 lVord.v connol exprerf ber infinile .rweelne5J. Lynne . . . Absolutely crazy about horses . . . Long, long hair . . . Quiet, but don't let that fool you . . . Thoughtful in every way . . . Beautiful big blue eyes . . . A wonder- ful girl to know. DUANE ROBERT CICERO September 21, 1948 A wonderful friend, 4 fine ozblefef' Duane . . . Quiet with a friendly disposition . . . Won- derful basketball player . . . The crowd always cheers when he goes out on the court . . . His athletic abilities and hard working qualities will certainly aid him in the future. DAVID JAY COHEN June 30, 1948 To the rnuricion goes lbe op- preciazion of audible creatin- ily. Dave . . . A wonderful chap . . . One of Connecticut's better sax and clarinet players . . . Hopes to beta musician . . . Enjoys jazz . . . All around good athlete . . . A great guy 'who will really make it in his chosen field. GREGORY EDWARD CLAFFEY November 16, 1947 He'll find rniycbief in lbe dzzllerl affairs. Greg . . . Sports fiend . . . Master at soccer and baseball . . . How can he be so tired in the morning and so alert at the game? . . . Great guy . . . Never a dull moment . . . Striking blond hair. - '9i7fsffi2,!!.'2 1. I JOANNE COHEN March 18, 1948 Her way: are ways of plea!- anlneiff' jo . . . Good natured kid . . . Passe on the guitar . . . Always can be seen wearing the nicest clothes . . . Neat as a pin . . . Can be found swimming or socializing at the Jewish Center. ee, , DARNELLA G. CORDIER September 29, 1948 A thing of beauty ir a joy f0rez'er Dee . . . Hola Senorita , . . Slender and graceful Do her a favor and she'll do fifty in return . . . Lovely dresser . . . Willing to help at all times . . . Loves her cat, Tinker . . . What would we do with- out her?. KATHRYN BETSEY CORRETTE july 9, 1948 A friendly nature and u mtile Jineeref' Kathy . . . Her size surely has no bearing on her voice . . . Knits like a professional . . . Enchanting voice . . . What a laugh . . . Faithful member of the choir . . . Known as shrimp, ' aaec as v 5 JERELYN DIANE CRELAN April 17, 1948 Her flothei reveal her ex- cellent mite. jerry . . . Quiet charm . . . A loyal classmate . . . A keen sense of humor . . . Enjoys homemaking . . . Always laughing or talking . . . Makes many of her own clothes . . . A sparkle in her eye . . . Nice girl X41 SUSAN MARY CROCKER September 4, 1948 Life if not without delight. Sue . . . Seems quiet-but look again . . . Can sing up a storm and loves to . . . Has a con- tagious laugh that never stops . . . Always ready to join in on the fun and frolic. MARTHA HOLLAND COIT May 3, 1948 A little notzfetzse now and then ir relirhed hy the hart of frietzdf' Holly . . . Full of laughs for every occasion . . . Horses anyone? . . . Is it true blonds have more fun? . . . Can be seen in the vicinity of the Farmshop . . . Real artist . . . Sings too . . . Math lover? . . . A hard working supporter of B.H.S. BRIAN A. COLTON June 10, 1948 Laugh and the world laugh! with you. Brian . . . Has a special book carrier on the back of his Honda . . . Plays marvelous piano and organ piano . . . Always polite to all . . . Any- thing for a laugh . . . Hey, Brian, where did you get those red pants?. ' ANN MARGARET CORRIGAN February 1, 1948 G00dhe5J Jhifzer in her. Ann . . . Beautiful red hair . . . Always has a friendly smile . . . Plays a wild marim- ba . . . Anyone for archery? . . . When she doesn't agree- Watch out! . . . Willing to help out at all times . . . Prom- isingfuture nurse. JUDITH ANN COSKER May 6, 1948 Diftitzftiotz with iz little dif. ference Judy , . . Always talking, if not laughing . . . Homeroom 106 will never be the same . . . She drives well? . . . De- voted friend . . . Prompt? . . . Hey, You know what? . . . Unforgettable laugh . . . Size is nothing. 45 f 25 SARA A. CROMER November 26, 1948 The mreffee life if llae happy one. Sara . . . Fabulous dresser . . . Often called Sarabell . . . Full of life and a terrific dancer . . . Loves chemistry? . . . Lookout Hollywood . . . Well- liked by all, JEFFREY GEORGE CURTIN May 13, 1948 Young men will be young men. Jeff . . . Usually laughing, joking, or smiling . . . Blond hair . . . Friendly chap . . . Always rushing somewhere . . . Sometimes seen in the center . . . A live wire . . . Likes parties and good times. HELEN ANN DAVIS August 25, 1948 A Jmile mn ferry one part many dark elaudrf' Ann . . . A new addition to our class . , . Sincere . . . Hard worker and an excellent student . . . Good friend . . . Beautiful clothes . . . Can ex- plain the hardest things to the people who cannot seem to understand . . . A nice per- son to know. DAVID HENRY DEFORGE' August 25, 1948 Hit uwyr are quiez and hi: Jpeefh ir mf! Dave . . . Nice boy . . . On the quiet side . . . Easy going manner . . . Will go a long way . . . Always friendly and polite . . . Has a ready smile. DIANE DADISKOS January 3, 1948 Never nrrept lbe derifian of when at final. Di . . . Usually serious . . . Pleasant smile . . . Let's have a debate Mr. Nevers . . . Always ready to explain the role the Greeks played in history . . . An inquisitive mind is a healthy one . . . Sure to have a successful fu- ture. I I 1 C KAREN ELLEN DELLORSO August 7, 1947 A cofnlainazion of rlaawn and kindnett :hal mn? be fnazrlaedn Karen . . . Quiet and shy sometimes . . . Wonderful friend . . . Hard worker . . . Likes to read good books . . . Friendly with everyone . . . Radiant smile . . . Quiet charm . . . Dark curly hair. GEORGE D'ALOIA May 8, 1948 PleamnznerJ conquers fl greaz deal of lroublef' George . . . Can always be found laughing and telling a humorous joke . . . Avid Tar- zan fan . . . Excels in art and figure drawing . . . A kind and understanding friend. . 'tl ELIZABETH CARMELLA DENAPOLI July 16, 1948 Real mzrelfislmerr mnrirtr of showing intereft in otberff' Liz . . .Sweet kid . . . Shows concern for those around her . . . Has many gorgeous out- fits . . . Does her best in everything . . . A good short- hand writer and typist . . . A lot of success in the business world. . NICHOLAS JOSEPH DICORLETO February 24, 1948 The quiez men are the grea! lhinherrf' Nick . . . A man of few words . . . Warm, sincere smile fol- lowed by an occasional good- natured chuckle . . . Pleasant manners . . . Upstanding stu- dent in B.H.S .... Sure to be a success in any endeavor . . . Nice to all. ANN MARIE DIFABIO February 24, 1948 The only way lo have a friend if I0 he one Ann.. .Alias Fang. . .A good student in Math and Chemistry . . . Is madly in love with her dog Charlie . . . Guess Georgetown runs in the family . . . School spirited and friendly to all . . . Good Luck Annie! LINDA ANN DONALUK December 31, 1948 Terri earner ar much from gaorlners of heart ar from fine- nefr of lane. Binky . . . Never at a loss for words . . . Can always be de- pended on . . . Forever col- lecting eagles . . . Great dancer . . . Where's everyone going? . . . Nice clothes . . . Sure success. CURTIS SLOAN DUDLEY September 3, 1948 The her! johr come la the mort qualified Curt . . . Diligent worker . . . Likes to tell jokes . . . Very busy and occupied man . . . Seems to like the junior Class almost as much as the Senior class. JUDITH ANN DESANTO September 13, 1948 A friend in need ir a friend indeed. Judy . . . Very crazy laugh . . . Good friend to have . . . Always having problems, prob- lems, problems ,... Usually seen with MaryAnn, Allene, or Linda . , . Did you ever see her peel out of driveways in her black convertible? ,xx , LAUREL ANN DIMEO May 28, 1948 Pe'fmnalily ir lhe fin! rung up the ladder of Juicers Laurel . . . Fabulous kid . . . A lot of fun to be with . .. Good natured . . . Very friend- ly and always willing to help out . . . Hey, Laurel, how is your typing coming along? . . . Destined to be a success- ful hair dresser. JAMES STEPHEN DEUTSCHENDORF August 1, 1948 Speech if the mort hidden lreayurer of all hir hidden lrearurerf' jim . . . Good man -at the bat and at the golf clubs, too . . . Ladies man . . . His size can fool you . . . Never bet against him . . . Called Be- deep . . . Sharp dresser. MAR-lORlE ANN DIMEO May 28, 1948 EnlhuriaJm if the genius of rincerily Margi . . . Spirited cheer- leader . . . Full of pep . . . See you at the library . . . Dance anyone? . . . She's the twin with the radiant long hair . . . Faithful letter writer . . . Bright smile for everyone . . . The business world will Claim her. EILEEN VIRGINIA DULLEA June 17, 1948 Merit winr zlae mul. Eileen . . . Sports anyone? . . . There is Eileen, right up front . . . A hard worker . . . Loves modern dancing . . . A sweet and considerate person . . . An asset to any sporting team . . . A gem of a girl. THEODORE LEWIS EISENBERG May 12, 1948 Fm not arguing will: you- l'rn felling you. Ted . . . Has a way with Math . . . Future genius . . . Enjoys a fiery debate with anyone in political science class . . . Nice dresser . . . Always willing to help . . . Apt to speak his mind. DONNA MARIE DUMAS November 25, 1948 Laughter in laer rmilef' Donna . . . Don't call me Donnie! . . . A great sense of humor . . . A person who loves to have fun . . . Quiet? Only when necessary . . . Always neat as a pin . . . A future secretary. STEVEN HOWARD ELOVICH December 14, 1948 Happy ir the man who har no carer. Steve . . . Tennis anyone? . . . His size has no signifi- cance on his intelligence . . . Bouncy young man . . . Keen sense of humor . . . Likes to have a good time . . . There doesn't seem to be a person in the Senior Class who doesn't know him. a6?39t5h PAGE KIMBERLY ECTOR June 12, 1948 He who work: bard toward a goal will obtain it, Page . . . Plays his sax beau- tifully . . . a future Stan Getz? Great personality A lotoffun Lover of cool jazz . . . Really swings with M.j.B. 8: 1 'Combo Hard worker Sincere, po- lite Someone who could never -be forgotten. ROGER EICKLER May 4, 1948 Kinalne5.r denoler a good heart. JJ Roger . . . Don't let his quiet manner fool you! . . . An expert in Romeo and julie! . . . Loves cars, especially his brother's Corvette . . . Called Ike . . . Attributes his care- free manner to fun. TERESA NINA ERLICH December 1, 1948 There if one lhirzg Ilia! never goei oul of Jzyles a feminine woman. Terry . . . Petite, friendly, young lady . . . Great partici- pater in political science . . . Attractive clothes . . . Intelli- gent girl . . . Freckles . . . Reads very interesting books . . . Excellent writer . Spends a lot of time in li- braries. DEBORAH DEE EVANS November 30, 1948 I n auielnefr lier hidden friendrhipf' Debbie . . . Tall, graceful young lady . . . Beautiful, long dark-brown hair . . . Possesses a beautiful wardrobe . . . Fab- ulous artist . . . A very soft, feminine voice Large, en- chanting dark-brown eyes . . . Calm smile and warm person. ROGER FLORIANI September 10, 1948 There are fewnnen wbo are my equal. Rog . . . Great soccer player . . . Has a certain preference for the underclassmen Always seen practicing new acrobatic stunts . . . Likes girls, girls, girls . . . Helpful in more ways than one . . . Will never be lost for friends MARILYN FRANK May 26, 1948 ReJlrain1 is the mark of an inlelligenl permnf' Marilyn . . . Shows a lot of determination . . . An asset to our art department Ex- pressiveihands . . . Glowing strawberry blond hair . . . She's a real leader'. . . A lot of fun to be with. JOSEPH EARL FLOWERS February 5, 1948 A genflemafz maker no noiJe. Joe . . . Has traveled many places . . . Appears to be a ladies man . . . Has very gentlemanly manners . . . Re- spectful . . . Loves to hear jokes . . . Has a smile from ear to ear and it's not a sur- face grin. A K if DIANE PHYLLIS FREEDNIAN July 24, 1948 Speech it rilvern, Jilenre if golden. Diane . . . A great kid, always willing to help out . . . Shy until you get to know her . . . Sincere friend . . . Always has a pleasant smile . . . Ask her some day how the Coast Guard is. JOAN ELIZABETH FERRERO June 25, 1948 Her wife if ever mf! and Jweelf' joan . . . Beautiful red hair and bright eyes . . . Seems to give Drug City that extra something . . . Loves Judy Garland's singing . . . Hi-Y meeting tonight, I'll be a little late . . . Quiet? . . . A real friend to have. AARON IRVING FISHKIN April 15, 1947 Collyer makelb the man. Aaron . . . Sharp dresser who always knows the styles . . . Bright eyes and sincere smiles . . . See you in typing class . . . Everybody's pal. MAUREEN FLYNN March 8, 1947 Good nature ir one of the richer! fruity of perronalilyf' Sam . . . Writes poetry . . . Beautiful voice . . . Life of the party Listen, kiddies . . . What have you taught your niece? . . . Gets along well with everyone . . . A bright future ahead. JOSEPH C. FRAGIONE October 9, 1947 Palient men win the day. joe . . . Quiet until you know him . . . Our pilot . . . Works at Conn. General . . . A dili- gent worker and puts forth his best every time . . . Really sin- cere and nice guy . . . A great future lies ahead of him. f aa F. EDWARD LOUIS FURSTEIN june 20, 1948 Tile world will go on and I will not interfere. Ed . . . Always willing to help , . . Likes girls, Coke , and song . . . Can I borrow your pencil?-thank you- crack! . . . Well-liked . . . Sing along with Uncle Nick and the Rupperts A per- son to remember. MARILYN JANE GALAS September 30, 1948 Take rare and be good. Marilyn . . . Friendly smile and hello to all she knows . . . Easy going . . . Temper as fair as her striking blond hair . . . Stylish dresser . . . Excellent seamstress . . . Gen- tle and considerate . . . A friend to keep forever. AARON CHARLES GASKINS February 3, 1948 Silenre may be deceiving. Dodie . . . Quiet until you get to know him . . . A friendly smile . . . Loves sports of all kinds . . . Always willing to lend a helping hand . . . Devoted Junior Achiever . . . Perfect candidate for suc- cess. THOMAS RUSSELL GILMORE July 4, 1948 An unrpoken word does' no lyarmf' Tom . . . Looks quiet, but is he? . . . Came to B.H.S. last year and has gained many friends . . . A great guitar player for the Allusions . . . Well-liked and respected by all . . . Gee, there's someone in this school who looks just like you! . . . Sure to be a success in the future. JOHN EDWARD GALLIVAN january 30, 1948 A friendly and likable fellow if be, Duke . . . One of the boys at Popular . . . Has a craving for blonde hair . . . Tall and well built . . . Forever insti- gating something . . . Great personality . . . Enjoys a good time . . . Will never lack friends. EDWARD BOYD GARDNER November 7, 1948 Srienre ir the great anlidoief the poiron of Juperrtizionf' Ed . . . Math and science whiz . . . Track team star . . . Likes to talk about radio . . . Has added a lot of liveliness to our class . . . A sure suc- cess in the science field. TIMOTHY ROBERT GILMORE July 4, 1948 Marie ir zlze universal lang- uage of mankind, Tim . . . Sweet and sincere . . . A Maine-iac, accent and all . . . Hi Tom-whoops, I mean Tim . . . Best bass guitarist . . . Expressive eyes . . . Quite a personality . . . Liked by all . . . Will never be at a loss for friends. PAUL THOMAS GILSON May 22, 1948 Quiet hir ways, meaningful lair life. Paul . , . Diligently works at Rexall Drug's Luncheonette . . . Polite . . . Blushes easily . . . Good natured with a good heart . . . Little black Falcon . . . One of few words, but speaks the truth. ROBERT NORMAN GOLDBERG April 19, 1948 A sense of humor is a valued frail. Bob . . . Watch those jokes! . . . Able to converse with anyone . . . Fun friend . . . A whiz in math . . . Serious when he wants to be . . . A part-time worker at G. Fox 8: Co .... Has future plans to go into pharmacy. SHEILA BETH GOLDFARB November 7, 1948 The carefree life is a happy one. Shelia . . . Carefree . . . Sweet personality . . . What a giggle! . . . Could win in a talkathon . . . Good friend to have . . . Never a dull moment . . . Al- ways willing to lend a helping hand . . . So what else is new? BRIAN H. GOODE July 5, 1948 To make friends quickly shows he has the qualities of being a good friend. Brian . . . A newcomer to B.H.S .... Made friends very fast . . . Well-liked by all who know him . . . Stylish dresser . . . Welcomed smile . . . Seems to know quite a lot about Bloomfield already. EILEEN HOPE GOODMAN September 23, 1948 Majestic silence is lhe hes! hind of silence. Eileen . . . Warm girl . . . Quiet sometimes . . . Makes friends very easily with new- comers . . . Likes to listen to the radio . . . Tall, dark- haired young lady . . . Very well-mannered . . . Devoted and loyal to all of her friends. MICHAEL JOSEPH ALAN STUART GIUNTA GLASSMAN July 29, 1948 August 10, 1948 In his silence lhefe is power. Men of few words are the Mike . . . Homework, home- hes! of men. work, homeworkg trudge, Alan . . . Little Caesar . . . A trudge, trudge . . . M. Joe and great friend to have . . . Al- the Believers ftambourinej . . . WHYS 21 Smile fOr all . . . Quiet? Navy all the way . . . Unique Sometimes . . . Studies hard in Sense gf humof , , , One of school . . . Considerate and those who worked to pay that polite at all times . . . Sure to protection fee. be a real success JEFFREY IRA GOLDIN April 5, 1947 A well-hred man is always soriahlef' jeff . . . New member of our class . . . Beautiful eyes . . . What! You haven't heard of WTRY? . . . Training to be a disc jockey for W.D.R.C. . . . Always at Dino's . . . Definite future fortified by definite ideas. THEODORE R. GOLDMAN May 25, 1948 Laugh and lhe world laulghs with you, Teddy . . . But Mr. Nevers, I really tried . . . Loves golf . . . Always thinking up an excuse . . . Nice dresser . . . Always with Churchill . . . Tall . . . Liked by all . . . Friendly . . . What a talker! 'RUSSELL JOSEPH GOSTYLA March 15, 1948 The rlrength of 4 hundred men. Rusty . . . One of our star athletes . . . Great soccer en- thusiast . . . Always seen in a 57 chevy . . . Hey, Russ, how long did it take you to ,get out of the parking lot today? . . . A neat kid and a loyal friend . . . Future plans include college. KATHLEEN LOUISE GRIFFIN February 10, 1948 The fine orlr are the finer! of all. Kathy . . . Great kid . . . Came from Wethersfield . . . Terrific artist-Draws portraits . . . Sews wild clothes . . . Did art work for our jr. Prom ...Drives like a bat. . .A sincere and loyal friend. . ian RAYMOND P. GOZZO September 14, 1948 Smile with on intenl to do rni,rehief. Ray . . . Black wavy hair , . . Bet he can make a good pizza . . . Looks quiet, but watch out! . . . Boy, can he dance! . . . Enjoys a good time . . . Sports-minded . . . Great guy. PAULA BETH GRIPES May 9, 1948 Good humor ir one of the bert arlicler of clothing one can wear. Mouse . . . Inborn knack for making lasting friends . . . Infectious sense of humor . . . Can sew any garment in no time at all . . . Beautiful clothes . . . Mouse??? . . . Now irls Ever remem- g . . . ber when she was quiet? KATHY ANNE GRAZIANO December 5, 1948 A friendly nature, rz Jmile rinreref' Graz . . . A brilliant student . . . A friend of all who know her . . . Loves chemistry? . . . A willing worker . . . Has a smile for everyone all the time . . . Loves long hair . . . Ex- tremely helpful at anytime. SHEILA JEAN GROBARD August 26, 1948 In friendrhip, no one har zz double. Sheila . . . Fun to be with . . . Good friend . . . Always going to parties Hey, Sheila, where are we going to- night? . . . Long hair . . . Good guitar player . . . Hey, I have a joke for you. DAVID ALAN GREENBERG September 7, 1948 Ready and go . . . Dave . . . Catch him if you can . . . Fast man . . . Lot of fun to be with . . . Likes basketball and baseball-he's great at both . . . Liked by everyone . . . He will make a good accountant. DAVID THEODORE GRZYBOWSKI September 25, 1948 Hi: rrnile hringr cheer. Dave . . . Tall, blond chap . . . Quiet when the time is right . . . Dave, you're blush- ing . . . Sometimes seen carry- ing a book or two . . . Has many friends . . . Loyal stu- dent to B.H.S. MICHELE T HAYES June 24 1948 Slnrerriy hzndnerx and under- Jlandzng complete her heauti- ful perronalzty Shelli Love that Spanish, eh Conchita? Where s my hair? Love your laugh Great personality and wonderful friend to everyone Tweedy buds? . .Dimple in her chin Stylish dresser Fond of potato chips. KATHY LEE HOPKINS July 18, 1948 I have heard of the lady, and good word! wen! with her name. Kath . . . What's so good at the beach? . . . Ever hear her crazy accents? . . . Loves to ski . . . Where did you get your black eye? . . . Hostess to our foreign exchange stu- dent . . . Always ready to have fun. HENRY HOWARD HERTZSCH JR. October 5, 1947 If rilence were golden, he would he king. Hank . . . Very quiet, well- groomed, gentleman . . . Nice boy. . .Warm smile . . . Friendly with everyone . . . Slow moving . . . Considerate, gentle and kind. CLAUDIA A. HOWARD December 8, 1948 Generally rpeahing, .rhe'J gen- erally speaking. Cookie . . . Unbelievably fun- ny . . . just her presence livens up the world . . . Makes friends easily . . . Not quiet, but always sincere . , . An excellent dancer . . . Like a model out of Vogue . . . Al- ways ready with a comment . . . Work study will never recover. CARL PETER GUARCO May 27, 1947 He ir ar friendly ar he ir fall. Carl . . . Star basketball player . . . What is coach going to do next year? . . . Great all around fellow . . . Nice smile . . . A valued friend. GRACE MAN HWA HAN February 24, 1947 The :mile thai light: the face will alfa warm the hearzf' Grace, . . . Came from a far away land . . . Adds plenty of spice to our class . . . How do you eat soup with chop sticks? . . . Sincere, sweet, and truthful . . . Warm smile . . . Anyone for having his fortune told? . . . Winning personality . . . What would you do with a tiger? KENNETH DAVID HILL February 4, 1948 Alhlezic, friendly, and another like him you'll never find. Ken . . . Very handsome physique . . . Shiny red hair . . . Likes to hunt I. . Plays soccer . . . Head of the Can- teens . . . Has plenty of ideas for fun . . . A swell all-around guy . . . Nice dresser . . . Loves to ski . . . Warm smile. RICHARD WALTON HOFF October 20, 1948 An affahle and courleour gen- llemanf' Rufus . . . How's the track team? . . . Likes Latin . . . Will Europe ever be the same? . . . Another Einstein . . . Talks with his hands . . . Can really read loops 9 LINDA ANN HUNT September 30, 1947 Il if luxury lo be under- stood. Lin . . . Always cheerful . . . Has a fabulous singing voice . . . Can always be found talking . . . Once a friend, always a friend . . . Hey, Lin, where are you going now? . . . Never know where she is, from one time to the next. e R I sles 7 A Efffa, E 9 . FRANK WARREN JONES November 21, 1947 A barbful smile on a calm and genzle face. Frank . . . Bookkeeper at Aetna Electronics . . . Won't talk your ear off, but a good conversationalist when you know him . . . Plays the gui- tar . . . Enjoys swimming, boating, and water skiing . . . Madison, Conn. for the sum- mers . . . College accounting -here he comes. RICHARD ALLEN JOHANSEN December 9, 1947 He doefnhf lei lair edurafion interfere willy lair life. Rich . . . Quiet? no, look again . . . Makes friends eas- ily...Agreatpal...A cute guy . . . Good mixer . . . Quick to smile and crack a joke . . . Likes to have a good time . . . An authority on cars? . . . Well known by the I.A. department . . . Thoughtful . . . Good natured. ELIZABETH KAHN July 2, 1948 The force of ber own merit makef ber way. Betsy . . . Interesting to know . . . Can always come up with something to say . . . Asset to dramatic arts . . . Does a modern dance at every talent show . . . Determination, her greatest possession. QL. S CHERYL ANN JOHN September 3, 1948 The life of llye parly, wlvellz- er tl1ere'5 u parly or noi. Cheryl . , . Real swinger . . . Gym classes with Cheryl are never dull . . . Oh, those yel- low knee socks . . . Personal- ity plus . . . Always talking . . . English G period . . . Bouncy' blond hair with long, dangling earrings. wr' tg DOLORES JANE JOHNSON February 8, 1948 A friend zo all, and all ber friendrf' Dolores . . . Never seen with- out a smile . . . Loves to laugh . . . Can be serious when she tries! . . . Wonder- ful person to know . . . Beau- tiful clothes, must know John Meyers . . . With her pleasant personality she'll be successful in any endeavor. RICHARD FRANK KAPLAN May 30, 1948 Big in stature, in more way! than one, Kap . . . Slow-moving, some- times . . . A friend who will do anything for you . . . Easy- going, but is very opinionated ...APhiBetaboy... Don't mix pleasure, just have fun . . . A friend to all. FRANCIS JOHN KARAS August 22, 1948 QuiezneJJ reflect: underrland- ing. Frank . . . Says very little, but what he says is worth while . . . Why are your cheeks so red? . . . Friendly and pleasant . . . Keeps his English class laughing . . . Wonderful person to have for a friend. DIANE-LOUISE LAMBERT KENNEY April 28, 1948 Marzrze1'J are newer ou! of place. D. L .... Quiet to all who don't know her . . . Hard, sincere worker in everything she does , . . Has a good sense of humor . . . The Tattler Staff couldn't have survived without her . . . Excellent stu- dent. ROBERT PETER KENT October 1, 1948 Tl1ere'r music ia Ike air. Bob . . . Terrific on the trum- pet . . . Better put those crutches in mothballs and save them for next year . . . Strong debater . . . Affable and lik- able . . . Great in the band with Mr. Birch. DAVID ARDEN KRUH September 8, 1947 Talent if ber! nuflured in Joliludef' Dave . , . A very quiet lad . . . Casual dresser . . . A very fine person with many good qualities . . . Easy-going . . . Serious and only occa- sionally flickers a smile. KAREN ELAINE KRUKAS September 5, 1948 A lillle Jweef, a lillle nice, make: a rombinaliarz nice. Kruke . . . Let's eat . . . A true and thoughtful friend . . . Singing and dancing: her two pastimes . . . Really supports our basketball team . . . Hey everybody! Loves long walks . . . Has hundreds of pocketbooks. BARRY JAY KATZ April 7, 1948 A friendly difporiliozz will make no er1emie.r, Barry . . . Hey, how's it going? . . . Oh, those sport- jackets . . . Appreciates a good joke . . . Likes to enjoy him- self . . . Bagels anyone? '. . . Another Phi Beta. DAVID MICHAEL KATZ May 29, 1948 He loaf a lagir all lair rnzwzf' Dave . . . Say, did anybody see Dave in school this month? . . . A good dresser . . . Likes cars . . . Easy to get along with . . . Remember the rag- top Pancho when it rained? . . . Phi Beta-again? DAVID KERSHAW November 27, 1948 Easy lo know, eary ta like. Dave . . . Fiery red hair . . . Can take a joke and give one . . . Casual dresser . . . Hey, where is Mumford? . . . Loves to play golf . . . Always laugh- ing . . . Such a great all around fellow. DAVID T, KJELLQUIST September 4, 1948 The reward of a thing well done ir lo have done il. Dave . . . Fabulous chemistry student . . . Incisive wit . . . But Mr. Herman I have a question . . . Has his own opinions . . . Casual and easy going. DOROTHY JEAN KUCIA November 15, 1948 Silenre ir weallh.- Dot . . . One girl who is sin- cerely nice . . . A sense of humor that sparkles all day . . . Dependable to brighten up even the dreariest day . . . Wonderful girl to remem- ber in future years. CYNTHIA DONNA LARENSEN January 18, 1948 Her .rmile ir lhe window of her foul. Cindy . . . Possesses a pair of lovely brown eyes . . . Oh, those canteens! . . . Can talk on the phone for hours . . . A pizza will always make her happy . . . just call her dimp- es. NEAL JERROLD LANDERMAN June 5, 1948 A good nature ir worlh more than germ. Neal . . . A family man . . . Always ready with some witty remarks . . . Makes friends easily . . . Much more sensi- tive than he appears . . . A white Impala? . . . Ambitious . . . Wants to be a lawyer. GAIL E. LARENSEN September 2, 1948 Friendlinerr ix a necexrity lo life. Gail . . . Beautiful, long blond hair . . . Very graceful . . . Excellent in' archery . . . Nice dresser . . . What a laugh! . . . Devoted to all her friends . . . Cheerful smile on appropriate occasions. -. PAUL NICHOLAS LAPENTA October 14, 1948 To he happy make: life a lizlle hrighlef' Paul . . . Nicest green car in town . . OOH, that Peter Gunn haircut! . . . Whose number is double zero on the soccer team? . . . Once a friend, always a friend . . . What's doing in the center? . . . Nice guy. EDWARD JAMES LARAMIE March 9, 1948 My theory if lhaz you only live onfe. ' Ed . . . Silent type . . . Gets a good sleep under those glasses . . . Always doing something . . . Goes along with any joke . . . You name it and I'll build it . . . A whiz in the shop . . . He will go far. NANCY ELLEN LARENSEN August 26, 1947 A friendly word to all who par: her way. Nance . . . Nice clothes . . . Likes to ride horses . . . Of- ten seen at Northhives foot- ball games . . . Have you cut your hair again? . . . Never home when you want her . . . A bright future for a wonder- ful girl. ROSANNE ELAINE LAROUCHE March 15, 1948 Her Jmile will hrighlen the darken dayrf' Rosanne . . . Attractive dimp- les . . . Silky blond hair . . . Pleasant, infectious smile and wonderful personality com- bined . . . Has no trouble making friends . . . Always quiet at the right times . Willing to work for a good cause. JAMES N. LEVIN March 5, 1949 I rtand up for wha! I believe to be true. jim . . . Well known and well liked . . . Yes, Ladd's his brother . . . Loves sports . . . Always found in the stands during basketball season . . . Sure to be successful in the future. ALLENE JOYCE LICHTENBAUM April 9, 1948 Quiet dl fini, but look again. Allene . . . Easy to know . . . Tall, graceful young lady . . . Long, brown, pretty hair . . . Future secretary . . . Fast talker and also talks with her hands . . . Loves shorthand . . . Loyal to Bloomfield High . . . Doughnuts anyone? BARBARA JEAN LIND December 14, 1948 Silenre ir more eloquent than wonl.r. Barb . . . A neat and well- dressed blond . . . Beauty, brains, and a sweet personality . . . What's hidden beneath that smile? . . . Quiet but not shy . . . Always working for a worthwhile cause . . . Sing out for Mr, B . . . Never with- out a friend. ENRIQUE LOPEZ May 10, 1947 EaJy Io knowj eary to like. Enrique . . . Have car will travel . . . Our representative from Cuba . . . Rather quiet, but . . . Many interesting pas- times . . . Works hard . . . Adds variety to our class . . . Always friendly and always fun . . . Will go a long way. MARY LOUISE LEETE October 18, 1948 Toleranre ir the only real lei! of civilization. Mary . . . Unusual eyes . . . Party before Prom . . . Knows all of the latest dances . . . Makes hilarious comments . . . Incfustrious employee at Peter- son's . . . Future lies in teach- ing journalism. AIDA LEITE Merry and gay to .vtarl each day. Aida . . . Very cheerful and always has a smile for every- one . . . Willing to help out people when she can . . . Has her own opinion . . . Speaks her mind . . . Always ready and willing to have fun. iii DAVID ALLEN LIEBLER January 31, 1948 Take life ai it ronze.r,' if: earlier. Dave . . . Blond . . . Beatle cut . . . In with all the latest hits . . . Interesting member of our class . . . Quiet??? . . Loads of fun . . . Do you play poker? . . . A swell guy and a real friend. FREDRICK C. LIEBLER October 10, 1947 Smiley are live language of friendilaipf' Fred . . . Friendly . . . Ap- pears to be quiet but . . . Likes sports . . . Baseball fan . . . Defends the Yankees till the end . . . Future draftsman? . . . Good in art . . . Crazy about Bob Dylan . . . Loads of fun to be with. ROBERT LOUIS LOSTIMOLO November 18, 1948 Leave rilenee lo the .faintly l'm only human. Bob . . . One of our favorite class clowns . . . Last person to stop talking . . . Into every- thing . . . Likes sports . . . Faithful to C.Y.O .... Girls, girls . . . Always where the fun is . . , Livens up any group . . . Personality plus . . . Never without friends. CHRISTINE DIANE LYNCH December 20, 1948 I have heard oflhe lady, and good wordr wen! will: her name. Chris . . . Beautiful green eyes . . . Sews beautifully . . . Can she ever make birth- day cakes! . . . A loyal class member . . . Enthusiastic . . . Holds strong convictions . . . Future teacher . . .A Can any of you Lynches top her? . . . A really terrific gal. CARLO MAGNO january 4, 1947 Life ir jurz a bowl of cher- rierf' Carlo . . . A lively addition to our class . . . Loves latin . . . What are you saying in Italian? . . . Enjoys basketball . . . Great on the soccer field . . . Swings a mean tennis racket . . . Full of fun. MARYANN MALAWITZ October 15, 1947 None hut herrelf can he her parallel. MaryAnn . . . A good mixer . . . Lover of good times . . . A human hurricane . . . Mis- chief in her eyes . . . A mind of her own . . . Interesting conversationalist . . . Has an answer for every question . . . Enjoys a good joke . . . Pos- sesses definite ideas. ROBERT CHARLES MACHHOLZ january 2, 1948 Brave men are brave from Zhe very first. Bob . . . Quiet man with many loves: cars, girls, racing . . . Champion rat-race driver . . . Mickey Mouse Machine . . . Feel those muscles . . . A very nice person to know . . . A future dragster. THOMAS PAUL MALONE june 6, 1948 To know him if lo like him. Tom . . . Who says he's shy? . . . Those hot blooded driv- ers . . . Loves cars . . . In full swing at parties . . . Great fellow . . . Nice dresser . . . Sometimes turns as red as a beet . . . Very talkative. RICHARD GENE MAGLIERI May 7, 1947 Happy am I,' from rare, I'm free. Dickee . Well liked by all . . . Livens up a party . . . Serious? . . . Modern art anyone? . . . Great personality . . . A real sharp dresser . . . Not so quiet . . . The big hopper . . . Can be seen driving around in a gray Olds. FRANCES ROSE MALOY September 15, 1948 l'll never offend anyone. Frannie . . . Good student . . . Sweet personality . . . Nice clothes . . . Very friend- ly . . . Future nurse in our armed forces . . . Easy to know . . . Ready for fun . . . Considerate . . . Understand- ing . . . Has a good sense of humor. VICTOR JOSEPH MARASCHIELLO June 5, 1948 Tbe more u man bnowr tbe len' be talks. Vic . . . Always bombing around in a turquoise Chevy convertible . . . Cool, care- free . . , Quietg but girls- beware . . . Good-natured . . . A very mysterious smile . . . Tall and handsome . . . Many friends. ANTHONY C. MASELLI February 10, 1948 Whatever ir worlb doing ir worlb doing well. Tony . . . Can you tell me what aisle the soap powder is in? . . . Devoted prom worker . . . Once a friend, always a friend . . . A fine English student with definite opinions. AVROHM NEWTON MELNICK March 23, 1948 I reed lbif in Srienlific Amer- iran. Mel . . . Keeps active physi- cally at a game of tennis or playing basketball . . . Always sending notes out for the Sal- mon Sheet or searching the halls for things to write about . . . Unusual insights in Mr. Shaw's English class. STEPHEN J. MELNICK October 12, 1948 A lilile nonfenre now and tben ir rberirbed by tbe bert of men. Steve . . . A live wire . . . Likes food, sports, and girls . . . Listen Mel! . . . Works at Korvettes . . . Worry about tomorrow when it gets here . . . Quick with a quip . . . A one-man party . . . Well liked by all. LAURA MANEKOFSKY March 15, 1948 Speerb ir lbe index of lbe mind. Laura . . . Hi Ho Silver . . . Ride anyone? . . . Called Manny . . . Many a true word is said in jestl-' . . . Fab- ulous dancer . . . Always on the go . . . Hair always neat, sleek, and shiny . . . A friend to all. PATRICIA IRENE MCGUIGAN Mach 8, 1948 H ow sweet and gmeiour even in eomrnon Jpeecbf' Pat . . . A lovely girl with a golden personality . , . A pleasure to have around . . . A true friend at any time . . . Loves ice-cream and BLT's . . . Radiant charm . . . Always very graceful . . . A loyal class member. PETER ANTHONY MARANDINO June 4, 1948 I arb only lo find ou! wbal you know. Pete . . . Mainstay of a win- ning B.H.S. baseball team . . . Plans on signing with the Braves . . . Slow to anger, quick to smile and easy to blush . . . Knows how to have a good time . . . Great SUY- DIANE MCMILLAN january 1, 1948 Ari if not lbe bread but tbe wine of life Mac . . . Great personality . , . Never a dull moment with her . . . Always making a classroom lively . . . A friend to all . . . Always has a party going . . . Hard worker who made our Jr. Prom a great success. DAVID LENZ METZGER january 13, 1948 For a man lo achieve all that if demanded of him, he mas! regard himrelf as greater than he ir. Dave . . . Quiet sometimes . . . Always friendly . . . Gets along with everyone . . . Sincere . . . Can usually be found with Doug . . . Will not need luck to be a success in life. WESLEY LEWIS IVIITCHELL October 1, 1948 There if no diplomacy like .riler2re. Wes . . . Don't let his ver- bosity fool you, he's really a very quiet kind of guy . . . Baseball's his game . . . No finer source of biased sports information . . . Never a dull moment with the Man, 'TV MARYANN MICHALMAN january 19, 1948 A lot of chatter by the way, a lilzle fun zo .rpice zhe day. Maryann . . . Beautiful long brownish-blond hair . . . Has special plans for the near fu- ture . . . Always thinking of just one thing . . . Hates those oral reports in econom- ics . . . Nice personality . . . Very congenial . . . Thought- ful . . . Good student. LESLIE JANE MONSON December 27, 1947 Sir1ceriiy is the bert virtue. Les . . . Smiles with a gleam in her eyes . . . Peppy and active varsity cheerleader . . . Never at a loss for a date . . . Willing to help out whenever she can . . . Always has a good time . . . Will be a successful dancer. .J 3 LEE IUDITH MICHELSON May 12, 1948 Hlnlelligerzre if a lrearure wills whirh few are gifted. Judy . . . One of our class brains . . . Seems to know the answer to every question . . . Has a quiet, but pleasant personality that is always wel- comed . . . With her keen mind she'll never need luck or assistance to succeed. THOMAS ANTHONY MORAN June 13, 1947 And every day'J a holiday. Tom . . . Good things come in small packages . . . Mem- ber of the procrastinators club . . . A quiet and easy going fellow . . . Can be found at the rear of the classroom . . . Oh! Sleep . . . Happy to grad- uate. GAIL BRIGID MILLER October 14, 1948 Women ir fickle. Gail . . . Life of any party . . . Fantastic typist . . . Loves her job . . . Who got some- thing free this week? . . . Hair always neat . . . Cute and petite . . . What a laugh! . . . Chevy . . . Liked by all who know her. 59 J JOAN MARGARET MORRIS September 15, 1948 Her manner heromer her. Joan . . . A precious gem from the Caribbean . . . Quiet, but truly a wonderful girl . . . Sincere . . . A hard worker . . . A friend through- out eternity . . . Lovely smile . . . Sweet personality . . . Cute West Indian accent. MICHAEL RICHARD MU CHA April 1, 1948 FriendlineJr ir hir virtue. Mike . . . Seems to like the people of the under classes . . . Well known in the shop as well as in other activities of the school . . . A nice guy to all. JOSEPH MUMFORD October 24, 1948 He who maketh work receiv- ezb toil. Joe . . . Baseball player . . . What happened to Mr. Mitch- ell's Fungo Bat ? . . . An- other Mumford . . . A dy- namic follower . . . But Mr. Nevers' . . . 'Red hair, what little there is of it . . . Usually seen wearing his letter sweater. CLAIRE NORDSTROM December 27, 1947 No one can he her equal. Claire . . . A sweet person with a heart of solid gold . . . Willing to lend a helping hand at any time . . . What a laugh! . . . Often seen in a snazzy blue jeep . . . Did you hear that horn? . . . Well liked by all. BARBARA EVELYN NORMOYLE February 7, 1947 Those who follow the Golden Rule need never hdve fear of enemieJ. Barb . . . Really great friend . . . Lends a helping hand whenever and wherever needed . . . Has a natural way of making one forget his short- comings . . . Pleasant ways and sincere personality . . . A healthy attitude towards life and those around her. BARBARA JEAN MORRISON August 26, 1948 Silence if often cz virtue. Barb . . . Quiet, with an air of mystery . . . A good friend to all that know her. . . How's typing Barb? . . . A whiz at the keyboard . . . Will be successful in the secretarial field. MARILYN CLARISSA NADLER December 4, 1948 Good nature is one of the richert fruity of pertonalityf' Marilyn . . . My trunk came in . . . Terrific actress and considers acting fun . . . Great addition to our class . 1 . How do you pronounce RED? . . . Blushes quickly . . . Good seamstress . . . Everyone likes her right away. DAVID MICHAEL MO'SS January 21, 1949 ll7hat! Me worry? Dave . . . jovial, witty guy . . . Interesting questions . . . Great on the drums . . . Likes to confuse people . . . Enjoys sports and reading . . . Math and science genius . . . Very expressive . . . Usually carry- ing a briefcase. ELIZABETH CHRISTIE NEWTON February 22, 1948 A merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance. Liza Goldie locks Elizabeth! Who crashed your mom's new car? . .. Beautiful clothes Personality galore . . . Hey, do you have an older sister in school? A sweet and heartening smile . . . A future teacher. Q Xl DAVID EDWARD OLDEN August 7, 1947 Arlionr .rpeak louder limo u'ordr. Dave . . . Quiet until you get to know him . . . Enchanting dark hair . . . Seems to like the sophomore class as well as the senior class . . . Hot blue Ford in the school park- ing lot. JAMES WESLEY OLIVER July 22, 1948 Happy if the :nan ffm! fmt no rarer. Oli . . . One of the center boys . . . Fun should be his middle name . . . Great dancer . . . Mischief follows him every- where. . . A wonderful friend to have . . . Will always help out someone in trouble . . . Levies are a major part of his wardrobe . . . Sharp dresser. JOSEPH PAUL PATTI August 16, 1948 To know him well ir lo like him bezlerf' Joe...Fulloffun... Sends Christmas cards to all the girls . . . Still saving for his red Corvette . . . Never late or Latin class . . . Misch- ie o twinkle in his eyes PATRICIA PEARSON July 1, 1948 Quie! her tlaouglalr, merry ber nature. Pat . . . Long distance biker -all the way to Europe . . . By the way, what happened in Europe? . . . Plays the organ . . . Loves the beach and swim- ming . . . Radiant and fair with rosy cheeks and a calm smile Works at Savitts , . . Oh that driveway! --I --er s 1' BRIAN DAVID O'NEIL February 5, 1946 Diligence and paiience are Zrziitr of a good man. Brian , . . A thoughtful in- dividual who is friendly to all . . . Helpful in all school functions . . . A dependable leader in C.Y.O .... An Irish twinkle can always be found in his eyes. RICHARD JOHN PELKEY October 24, 1947 A friend in need is ez friend indeed. Dick . . . Quiet, until . . . His witty remarks bring out his. infectious personality , . . Where did you get that crazy crew-cut? . . . His actions and ways will enable him to suc- ceed in life , . . A friend to all who know him. STEVE EARLE PARMELEE April 11, 1948 Laney make zbe man. Steve . . . A Loomis Alumnus man . . . Loathes barbers . . . Who else would wear a coat with whale's teeth for buttons? . . . An outdoorsman . . . Loves to ski . . . Great swim- mer . . . Sharp dresser . . . Very respectable. NICHOLAS PETRYCKI December 19, 1947 Tl1oJe who are exlernally composed are inlermzlly mlm. Nick . . . Warm, friendly per- sonality . . . An up and com- ing tennis player . . . Known for his scientific mind . . . Rather quiet but a great kid to all who know him . . . Will be a success in later life. MARSHALL PITTMAN August 18, 1947 Life ir what you make il. Pitt . . . A real charmer . . . Nice dresser . . . Real manners . . . Full of personality and fun . . . A great man on the basketball court . . . Good fellow . . . Likes to eat . . . Enjoys being a senior . . . Likeable chap. DOUGLAS MERRILL POWERS September 22, 1948 Strenglb ir the leaf! of bit 11irluef. Doug . . . You may have to look up to him, but he doesn't look down on you . . . Really a swell guy to be with . . . Big man on the soccer field, and off of it too . . . Wonder- ful guy . . . Knows how to manage a soccer ball. ERIC REINHOLD QUASNITSHKA July 12, 1948 Mircl:vief, thou ar! afoot. Eric . . . What's at the lake? . . . Cool convertible . . . Dimples and red cheeks . . . Can't miss his Brown Univer- sity cap . . . Works in Grand Union meat department . . . Medicine here he comes . . . Please buy his book covers. DANIEL PROSPER RICCIO May 19, 1948 ThiJ man will go far, for be believer every word be rayrff Danny . . . Fun to be with . . . Witty? . . . Someone who will always be remembered . . . Great personality . , . A lot of energy, especially at basket- ball games . . . Livens up the class . . . How's the chess game coming? . . . Winning smile . . . The artist? . . . Always cheerful no matter what the situation. STEPHEN THOMAS PHILLIPS December 20, 1947 Diligence if everyllaingf' Steve . . . A crooner whenever he gets the mike . . . Always working on that go-cart . . . What a driver! . . . A quiet, easy going person . . . Slow to anger . . . Hard worker . . .Nice guy to all. ANGELA IRENE PICCIONE June 6, 1949 The only way to lmoe ez friend if to be naluralf' Angie . . . Winsome smile . . . Pleasant personality . . . Her friendly ways win all . . . A hi for everyone . . . A way of making anyone feel welcome in her presence . Always too many activities to go to. DONALD ANTHONY PUNTY june 6, 1947 A .rmile goer 4 long way. Donnie . . . A cheerful kid . . . Always has a smile on his face . . . Knows all the good fishing spots . . . Usually found with a girl in the junior class . . . Has searching eyes. RONALD MARTIN PUNTY June 6, 1947 Of every noble work llye Ji- lerzl par! if the bert. Ron . . . The other half . . . Tall and lanky . . . Quiet until you get to know him . . . Slow to anger . . . Unique personality . . . Nice eyes . . . Always in the midst of a crowd . . . Well-liked by all. JAMES FRANCIS ROBERTS April 16, 1948 A rnan of hir word if llae rr-uzlaful one. Jim , . . Powerful chap . . . Enjoys psychology . . . Popu- larly known as Jimbo . . . Has verbal as well as physical power . . . Sincerity plus. OWEN L. ROMANS July 4, 1948 I never worry about the fu- zuref il rorner soon enough. Ski . . . A good looking guy . . . Quick to catch a joke and return one . . . Liked by all . . . Adds fun to any gathering . . . Has a neat '57 . . . Quickly becomes a close friend of a new comer. NANCY MARIE ROBINSON April 24, 1948 A lizzle Jweez, a lizlle Jpire, maker llae fornlrinalion very nice, Nancy , 3 . A tall stranger in her life . . . Pretty, dark hair . . . So tiny and cute... Great worker at C.G .... Ooh, really? . . . Really a great girl to know. GERALD ALAN ROTHBERG August 18, 1947 A good rorwermlionulisl if lirlened to. Jerry . . . Fun and frolic . . . Loves a good argument . . . Nice dresser . . . Loves sports of any kind and knows all of the players too . . . Friend to all the seniors. JOHN WILLIAM RODGERS July 14, 1948 Pnlienz rnerz win the day. John . . . Always willing to help . . . A hard worker . . . Quiet? Only when he has to be . . . Very intelligent . . . Sure to be very successful. A-if PAMELA FAYE ROTHSTEIN January 3, 1948 To know her if nz larting Neal. Pam . . . Mr. Shaw's Cookie . . . Let's go to Jensens' . . . Sharp dresser . . . Enjoys hav- ing a good time . . . Beautiful dark hair . . . When she gets in a silly mood, watch out! . . . Has a great personality. VK PAMELA LEIGH ROLLINS August 15, 1948 If: nice lo be nire when yozfre naturally nice. Pam . . . Do blonds really have more fun? . . . Beautiful long hair . . . You're blush- ing Pam! . . . Terrific on skis . . . An expert seamstress . . . Serious when there is a need to be serious. FRANK A. RUBINO September 21, 1948 The lrulh ir zlre bex: policy. Frank . . . Very frank . . . Good opposition in ,Political Science . . . Knows a great deal about the world situations . . . Helpful . . . Can tell a good joke . . . A big boy . , . A math and science whiz. ROSE J. SALVATORE June 15, 1948 ln quietner: lier hidden friendfhipf' Rose . . . Brown wavy hair . . . Says very little but what she says is remembered . . . Anyone can remember that laugh . . . Short but not too short . . . Radiant smile . . . The senior class will never forget her. v i 5 ASENATH JUNE SHEPARD September 30, 1948 All that ir good in a perron lier in youthful feeling and mature thought Cinny. . .A nice kid . .. Seems quiet but really isn't . . . Very good when it comes to sports, especially archery . . . Always has a friendly hi . . . Works at CG. . . . Success to her in whatever she may pursue. LIBBY E. SCHWEIBISH November 9, 1948 A glowing perronality Jhiner through her .rmile. Libby . . . A quiet personality sparked by a fun-loving nature . . . What, you're taking gym today? . . . Nice clothes . . . Excuses, excuses . . . Pretty eyes . . . Always cutting her hair . . . Well-liked by all her classmates. PHILLIP STEVEN SHER August 31, 1948 The Jtrong and contented travel the open road. Phil . . . Loquacious . . . Can be seen with a tennis racketg if not with a racket, then with a golf club . . . Has a great love for mathematics . . . Likes debates, especially in po- litical science. DAVID WILLIALI RYAN April 21, 1948 Hit perronal qualitier will endure. Dave . . . Did you catch his chicken act? . . . A must to know him . . . Take off your coat Favorite word: foamy . . . Watch him blush . . . Common expression: You dirty rat! . . . Ever see him wear glasses? KEITH KENT SALMANSON October 8, 1948 He ir neuer without u friend. Keith . . . Newcomer to our school as of last year . . . Warm smile that brightens the day . . . Made friends fast because he's friendly. SHARON SCRUSE August 6, 1947 A warm Jrnile can heal the wound: of otherrf' Sharon . . . Quietness does not detract from her wonderful personality . . . One of Fox's diligent workers, and always punctual to work . . . Never alone . . . A catching laugh, and a very pleasant one . . . Has eyes with a lot of expres- sion. MARIE ANTOINETTE ROSE SERIGNESE September 14, 1948 Kindner.f ir often revealed in the face. Marie . . . Quiet only before you get to know her . . . Has a really terrific sense of humor . . . Sweet personality . . . Can be as silly as she wants . . . Always fun and enjoyable to be with. t 45. it ai CORRINE ANN SHUPE December 29, 1947 The feminine women are the hen. Corrine . . . Gives an appear- ance of being shy, reserved, and quiet, but watch those mischievious eyes . . . Always busy with our appointments, our pictures, and our proofs . . . Her company is enjoyed by all. CAROL ANN SMITH August 28, 1948 A true friend if worlh hai'- ing, Carol . . . A blond beauty . . . A girl with a quiet sense of humor that is always turned on . . . A delightful laugh that is a pleasure to hear . . . Her presence makes the hours fly past. ek MARC SIEGAL October 10, 1948 Do you wav! lo Jign iz peli- lion? Marc . . . Quiet, but only in school . . . Always ahead of his classmates in the world of science fiction . . . Must have connections with Ken Griffin of W.P.O.P .... Future DJ. . . . Minor electronics wizard. NANCY E. SMITH September 17, 1948 Sweeter than candy. Nancy , . . Great fun when she's around . . . A quiet girl with a fabulous sense of humor . . . Devoted math fan and good in math too . . . A girl whose presence is always appreciated. f. DOUGLAS KNOX SIMPSON july 8, 1948 I'1fe taken my fun where I'1f'e found il. Doug . . . One of the bright- est fellows around . . . A really funny chap and a nice guy too . . . Marvelous to have for a friend . . . Very helpful when needed to ex- plain the principles of physics. THEODORE C. SPRAGUE July 50, 1948 Smile, uiizh irzlwzl lo do mix- chief. Ted . . . Distinctive blond hair . . . Quiet-no, not really . . . Likes to fool around . . . Always on the go, especially in school . . . Following in his brother's footsteps? . . . A will, mind, and personality of his own. NORMA SHARON SKLAR june 17, 1948 She enjoys' helping lhofe who derire lo help zhemfel1feJ. Norm . . . Greets everyone With a smile . . . Always willing to help the poor souls who don't understand CBA chemistry . . . Future plans include teaching. TED STANKO September 30, 1948 A genllemafz in lhe real Jefzie of zhe ward Ted . . -. Friend to all . . . Always contributes a joke and will laugh his head off at yours . . . Fast driver . . . Those pretty brown eyes . . . Well liked . . . Bound to suc- ceed in drama. ff BARBARA ANN SWALLOW June 1, 1948 Alu'ayJ kappy, alufayr gay and urually talking. Barb . . . Do you have a pet peeve for speech class? . . . Always laughing . . .'Easy to know and like . . . A good cook . . . Salt on bananas?? . . . Does your bike have tired blood? . . . Great with chil- dren . . . A possible future teacher. PATRICIA SWALLOW June 1, 1948 By tke work one know! Ike worknzanf' Pat . . . Well-known artist throughout B.H.S .... Very good in sports . . . Quick smile . . . Fun to have in class . . . Understanding . . . Talka- tive . . . Makes friends easily . . . Friendly with everyone. WILLIAM ADOLPHUS TAYLOR October 3, 1948 Tke word broke Ike rwordf' Billy . . . The tallest of the tall .. .A sly smile... Witty jokes . . . Perfect? . . . Great swinger . . .- Shakespeare . . . Teases anyone under six feet . . . The King . . . Attache case? . . . A guy with the spirit of fun. ROBERT THEODORE November 12, 1947 lVork farcinaler kin2,' ke could Jil and watrk iz all day. Bob . . . Speaks more than one language . . . Height has no reflection on his personality . . . Well known by the shop department as well as his fel- low classmates . . . A warm smile-when he smiles. GREGORY MY RON STONE january 19, 1948 Happy ir Ike rnan wko kar no carer. Greg . . . What's that tiger in the car for? . . . Diligent worker at Petersen's . . . One of the boys . . . Tall and lanky . . . Quite a talker . . . Fun and frolic . . . Easy going . . . Well-liked by all. CYNTHIA ELAINE SUTTON October 8, 1947 Tke world ir mine and I will enjoy if. Cynt . . . Glowing smile . . . A promising career in acting . . . A ready and willing friend . . . Doesn't have a single enemy . . . A beautiful voice and will soon be giving out autographs. CHRISTINE SYLVESTER May 9, 1948 Lei Ike rnerry ke merry ku! merrier ar Ike day: go ky. Chris . . . Loyal to our class as well as to all her friends . . . Always bright . . . Drives everywhere . . . Loves English . . . Her wide smiles reveal her personality . . . Can share, tell, and take a joke . . . Called Tweedy. f eff STEVEN TAGER September 25, 1948 Fall of perfonalily wilk a kit of rarcalilyf' Steve . . . An accomplished pianist . . . Plays the French horn too . . . Real friendly guy . . . Beach Boys are the greatest . . . Crazy over music and girls . . . Hartford Hos- pital will never be the same . . . What's this-eight girls and Steve in the same group? GREGORY LEE TINSLEY May 30, 1948 W'hy worry ahou! lonzowozv. il may nerer rome. Greg , . . Quiet, but not al- ways . , . Seems to take a fondness to unusual hats . . . Very nice boy with a winning personality . . . Dimples . . . Walking lessons anyone? Good sense of humor. PAMELA DIANE TROMBLEY June 20, 1948 The world would he dull withozzi the lively. Pam . . . Warm personality . . . Active in Hi-Y . . . A wonderful friend to all who know her . . . Likes to read in her spare time . . . Some- times quiet, sometimes vivac- ious . . . Blushes easily . . . Always in trouble . . . Has an infectious laugh. ALAN MARK TURNER August 2, 1948 Pleu.mnzness serves one well zhrough life. Al . . . Always smiling . . . Loves his sax and jazz . . . Enjoys sports . . . Loads of fun . . . Can be identified from a distance by his music letter sweater . . . Is bound to be a success. A 1. i GEORGE LOUIS VARRIALE May 29, 1948 No one is always quiet. George . . . A great kid . . . Quiet in class but out of school-watch out! . . . Won- derful personality . . . Liked by all who know him . . . Can be seen driving his big Olds . . . Enjoys participating in many sports. y ,WN WILLIAM LUIGI TUMMILLO January 16, 1947 There 'is u leader in our miolszf' Bill . . . A smile for every- one . . . Wonderful sense of humor . . . Able . . . Hand- some king of our jr. Prom . . . Hard worker-willing to help in any way . , . Bound to be successful. ' ' s. LUZ HELENA VELASQUEZ january 25, 1948 From across Zhe lands rome wonderful people. Luz . . . Our exchange stu- dent from Colombia . . . Wonderful sense of humor . . . Who? Me? . . . Beautiful smile . . , Oh, you're crazy! . . . Doesn't like gravy . . . Expressive eyes . . . Will re- main in our hearts forever. THEODORE STEVEN ' TURANSKY January 2, 1948 Those who are happy them- selves bring happiness lo ozhersf' Ted . . . Loves action . . . Interested in many sports . . . Was known in the past by his '60 chevy . . . Friendly to all . . . Always has something to say . . . Makes the right move at the right time. f BARBARA VENORA May 11, 1948 Frieno'liness shines ahora all her hrighl qualities. Barb . . . Sparkling sense of humor . . . Crash . . . Fun to be with . . . Carefree .. . . Best friend a person could have . . , Forever on the go . . . Beautiful dark hair. WILLIAM LEONARD VOGEL january 15, 1948 None but lfimfelf can be bis parallel. Bill . . . Phi Beta . . . The big O . . . Well . . . Chemistry brain . . . Acid, acid everywhere . . . The German scientist . . . Writes poetry . . . A new experience for B.H.S .... Latin lover?? . . . ROBERT WALDER December 19, 1948 The few who fry and work laard are always llyore who Jaeeeedf' Bob . . . Parlez-vous francais? . . . Smooth French pronun- ciation that can easily be con- verted to his native English tongue . . . Diligent.worker . . . Whiz at science and math . . . One of the few who can PATRICIA ANN VIGNONE May 11, 1948 A smile wlaerzever ollzerr need il. Pat . . . A real live wire . . . There's always fun when Pat's around . . . True to her friends . . . Serious minded? . . . Win- ning personality . . . Deter- mination . . . Loved by all . . . Always a helping hand . . . Inexhaustible energy , . . Thoughtful . . . Well-groomed . . . Great dresser. ELLEN LEE VISCONE May 6, 1948 I ran. be ar good ar I pleaxe, if I pleaye Zo be good. Ellen . . . Bubbling over with fun . . . Inquisitive? . . . You know what? . . . Future teacher . . . Willing and able . . . Hey, Ellenf where's your article? . . . Very witty . . . Lover of Latin . . . Great girl 'who won't be forgotten. Camp . . . Argumentative . . . One who will never be lost for friends. equally give and receive ad- vice . . . Capable of being anyone's friend PENELOPE B. WASEM July 19, 1948 Charm is the key that open: many doorJ. Penny . . . Vivacious young lady . . . Diligent worker . . . Exceptionally friendly . . . Al- ways busy . . . Never sad . . . Bubbling personality . . . Time is of no essenceg however, she is always punctual . . . Smart girl who puts her brains to work. PHILLIP ASHLEY WASHBURN October 17, 1948 Hi: word it as good ar gold. Phil . . . Works hard . . . Not a quitter . . . Friendly . . . First rate sense of humor . . . Excellent dancer with a won- derful partner . . . His friends are everlasting . . . Loves those West Hartford girls . . . Anyone for hand wrestling? .5 . I NANCY WADE WALKER June 18, 1948 A laorrel A horse! My king- dom for a horse. Nancy . . . Horses anyone? . . . Wants to travel . . . Will go far . . . A sure friend anytime . . . Physics can be fun? . . . Always a winner at science fairs . . . Very friendly to everyone . . . drives a motor scooter . . . A wonderful per- son to know. . X 1 THOMAS ANTHONY WALLER August 1, 1947 The fuzure if lair for llae ask- ing. Tom . . . His manners are outstanding and his personality too . . . Will make an excel- lent bookkeeper in years to come . . . His laugh is enough to make you laugh . . . A vivid sense of humor. PHILIP JAMES WASILAUSKY july 4, 1948 A hard worker bu! lor-'es lo have fun. Phil.. . . Likes to work hard . . . Is great fun . . . Team manager . . . Basketball would fall apart without him , . . How's biology lately? . . . A swell classmate. JEFFREY YORK WASSELL April 25, 1947 A lziz of wil, a zoucb of sur- prise, make an all-arozmd great .2111- jeff . . . Wonderful friend . . . Always ready to tell or listen to a great joke . . . Rarely seen without a smile . . . Can tell anyone about any part of a car . . . Forever reading automobile magazines . . . Draws the most beautiful pictures. RITA SUSAN WEINER jnuary 29, 1948 Good people also rome in small packages. Rita . . . Has a friendly and warm smile . . . Always greets all she meets with cheerful words . . . An expert typist . . . She is a real thinker . . . Very shy . . . Brandford's loss, Bloomfield's gain. BRUCE WALTER WILHELINI November 2, 1948 I disagree willy llaalf' Bruce . . . Smiles freely . . . Always has an opinion of his own . . . Likes to debate . . . Very smart in math and even better in spelling . . . Real sense of humor . . . Star of homemade movies . . . Likes to play sports. SANDRA JEAN WEAVER-BEY july 19, 1948 Manners excel all of her ufell-groomer? Mails. Sandy . . . Simply wonderful . . . So nice, words can't de- scribe her . . . Devoted friend . . . Loves political science . . . Loyal to B.H.S. War Hawks . . . Will make an ex- cellent teacher - especially Spanish . . . Never has a bad word for anyone. ANN DOREEN WEICHMAN April 3, 1948 Il's nice to be nice. Ann . . . Talkative . . . A lot of fun . . . Hard worker . . . A future math teacher? . . . Oh, those basketball games with Ann! . . . Ques- tions, questions, and more questions . . . Thoughtful . . . Wonderful pal. GEORGE R. WILLIAMS JR. April 50, 1948 Friends be laas rrzanyg foes are there any pu Moon . . . Great on the bas- ketball court . . . Never seen without his checked cap . . . Slooow . . . Girls, girls, girls . . . Always willing to help whenever help is needed , . . Tall and slender . . . Witty sayings . . . Wonderful per- sonality. RONALD GARY WOLF May 31, 1948 llVl1o says silence is golden? Ron . . . Bright red hair to go with his bright wit . . -. Has a vivid imagination . . . Always has some opinions of his own . . . Never bashful or shy . . . Wonderful friend to have around, Bill . . . Quiet? Will put up DOLORES YACOBUCCI August 21, 1948 Excitement if with her wher- ezfer .fhe grief. Dolores . . . Avid cheerleader . . . Drives like a pro . . . Loves to sing Spanish songs . . . Oh no! You're kidding! Who me? . . . Laughs con- tinually . . . Sometimes very serious, sometimes very happy . . . Strives' hard to reach any goal. WILLIAM ARTHUR YOREO December 10, 1947 A Jhezrp wit and an inz-'iting perromzlityf' Bill . . . Man, what height! . . . Exceecled only by his high character . . . Always ready to brighten someone's day by relating a witty tale . . . Mak- ing and retaining friends will never be a problem for him. DAVID YUSH September 15, 1948 A pal to all and tz grand old sport. Dave . . . Energetic soccer and baseball player . . . Ready for fun . . . Always willing to lend a helping hand . . . Nice guy . . . Blessed with the gift of gab . . . Will surely be missed by B.H.S. CLIFFORD WAYNE GUNN August 9, 1947 Be ta friend and you'll never have to worry about having a friend. Chturimie . . . Friendly to all . Pleasant personality . . . Love those hats . . . Where did you get that laugh, Chum? . . . A basketball enthusiast . . . Great player . . . Known by all. JUDITH ANNE WRIGHT May 9, 1948 Dignity comer to thoxe who earn it, Judy . . . Always smiling . . . A pleasant word to all . . . A good friend to have . . . Has a sense of humor all her own . . . Does as she pleases . . . Always ready to defend the opposition . . . Let's hear you roll your r's . . . Spends her weekends in New 'York and Boston. xxx -, fluff - - A la ' . 1 I, f 1 l Q-ETP: PHOTOC RAPHS UNAVAILABLE MAURICE JOSEPH LANDRY July 15, 1947 All mankind loner tz loner. Moe . . . Loves his Honda . . . Always ready for a dateg watch out girls! . . . Can be found taking long walks . . . Love those dimples . . . Has that poetic touch . . . Did you hear that accent? . . . Where there's fun, there's Moe. SI-IARYN LYNN WRIGHT April 25, 1948 Her merry u'ay.r will hrighten your day. Sharon . , . Both lively and lovely . . . A true and won- derful friend to all who know her . . . Dependable . . . Al- ways willing to help others ...Alotoffun...Well- liked by all . . . Yea team! . . . Filled with energy and class spirit. if ALLEN JACKSON June 26, 1947 A young man with tl eheerful dirpofitionf' Al . . . Quiet? . . . Carefree ...Alotoffun...Non- chalant . . . Livens up the classroom, especially home- room . . . Doesn't let his studies interfere with his inter- ests . . . Good-natured . . . Congenial. WILLIAM PARKER He pachr hir word: with actions a strong, stubborn fight in political science . . . Usually seen driving a Honda . . . Very well-known by the under- classmen as well as by the seniors. 5I an 271' 611155 Z7 recfary ADOFF, ARTHUR B. Photography 2, 3, 4, President 3, Red Cross 4, Tattler 4, Cross Country 3. Home Addrerr: 110 School Street ALLEN, CHARLES R. Proctor Academy 1, 2, 3, Clarion, Editor 2, 3, Caldron 2, 3, Varsity Sailing 1, 2, 3, Varsity Skiing 1, 2, 3, National Merit Semi-Finalist. Home Addrerr: 25 Regency Drive ALLEN, THOMAS W. Homeroom Representative 2, Track 3. Home Addreffx 1 South Barn Hill Road ANDERSON, HENRY JR. Hartford Public High School 1. Home Addrerr' 9 Dale Avenue ARNOLD, MARY C. Hartford High School 1, 2. Home Address: 2 Barn Hill Road BATES, SUZANNE R. Band 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 1, 3, 4, J.V. Hockey 1, 2, 3, Varsity Hockey 4, Freshman Basketball, J.V. Basketball, Co-Captain 2, Soft- ball 1, 2, J.V. Cheerleading 3, All-State Choir 4. Home Addrefys 824 Cottage Grove Road BAVER, ROBERT S. Photography 2, 3, 4. Home Addreu: 21 Beatrice Avenue BECK, GAYLE L. Home Addre.rJ.' 445 Park Avenue BEDNARCZYK, MARY LOU F.T.A. 2, F.N.A. 2, F.H.A. 3, Drama 3, J.V. Cheerleading 4, Varsity Cheerleading Sub- stitute 4, Tattler 4. Home Addren: 44 Daniel Boulevard BEMAN, DONALD L. Home Addrery: 2 Beman Lane BENWARE, DAVID M. Home Add1'eJ.r.' 181 Woodland Avenue BERCOWETZ, BARBARA A. F.T.A. 1, 2, Guidance Office Receptionist 2, Chairman of Junior Prom, Junior Pron Queen, Junior Foreign Policy, President 3, Student Govern- ment 2, 3, Senior Foreign Policy 4, Homeroom Representa- tive 1, 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 4, J.V. Hockey 2, Varsity Hockey 3, J.V. Cheerleading 33 Varsity Cheerleading 4, Honor Usher, Tattler 4. Home Addre.r:: 7 Utley Road BIEBER, EDWARD L. Photography 2, Chess 2, Audio- Visual. Home Addrerx 62 Jackson Road BLACK, MARJORIE J. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Section Leader 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, A.F.S, 4, Tattler 4, Eight and One Singers 3, 4. Home Addren: 137 Brookline Avenue BOWERS, LORRAINE J, Choir 1, 2, 3. Home Addrefr: 1132 Blue Hills Avenue BRIMLEY, MARGARET M. Junior Foreign Policy, N.E.D.T. Award 2, Laurel Girls State Delegate 3, Eight and One Singers 3, 4, A.F.S. 4, Tattler 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Hockey Co-Captain 3, Varsity Hockey 4, Home Addre:.r: 20 Daniel Boulevard BROWN, PETER J. Home Addfen: 46 Gabb Road BRUNO, DEBORAH M. Vice-President of Class 2, Laurel Girls State Delegate 3, Junior Prom Court, Student Council Corresponding Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Conn. Fed. of Student Councils Delegate 3, Majorette 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, D.A.R. Award 4, J.V. Hockey 1, Softball 3, Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Honor Usher. Home Addreff: 8 Beatrice Avenue BRUNO, DONNA M. F.N.A. 1, 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Photog- raphy 3, 4, Tattler 4, Homeroom Representative 1, 4, Soft- ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. Home Addrerf: 8 Beatrice Avenue BRYLL, MARCIA A. J.V. Hockey 3, Band, Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Address: 19 East Wintonbury Avenue BURBULIS, JEAN A. Nutmeg O20 1, Junior Prom Commit- tee 3, Club Serenade Committee 4, Business Club 3, Salmon Sheet 3, 4, Tattler 4, Softball 3, 4, J.V. Cheerleading 3, Varsity Cheerleading, Captain 4. Home Addrexr: 230 New Berry Road BURBULIS, JOHN A. Wfork Study Program 4. Home Ad- dren: 230 New Berry Road BURNHAM, CYNTHIA J. Modern Dance 1, Secretary of Class 2, Drama 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, Junior Foreign Policy 3, Choir 3, 4, Tattler 4, J.V. Hockey 2, 3, Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3. Home Addrefrx 33 Woodland Avenue BURNS, CAROLYN D. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 4, American Field Service Representative to Belgium, J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2. Home Addreu: 33 Pros- pect Street BUTCHER, DIANA F.. Windsor High School 1, 2, 3, Library 2, Drama 3, 4. Home Addreu: 63 Wade Avenue CAFFEE, ARTHUR D. Chess 2, 3, Tattler 4, Photography 2, 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Intramural Foot- ball 4. Home Addrexx: 95 Ellsworth Drive CANNY, PAULINE A. Drama 3, Business Club 3. Home Addrefr: 457 Woodland Avenue CANTER, SANDRA E. Choir 2, 3, Business Club, Vice- President 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Drama 3, J.V. Cheer- leading 4. Home Addreff: 10 Crestview Drive CAREY, PATRICIA E. Photography 3, Audio-Visual, Secre- tary 3, Treasurer 4, Home Addferr: 78 Daniel Boulevard CARTER, APRIL J. Nutmeg 020 1, Latin 1, Choir 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, President 3, F.T.A. 3, Junior 'Foreign Policy 3, Tattler 4, Parade of Youth, Correspondent 4, J.V. Basketball 1, Volleyball 2, J.V. Hockey 2, Varsity Hockey 3, Softball 2, 3. Home Addren: 102 Wintonbury Avenue CARTER, TRUDY A. Weaver High School 1, 2. Home Ad- dre.r.r.' 8 Hubbard Street CASTELLANI, RICHARD L. J.V. Baseball 1, J.V. Soccer 1, Varsity Soccer 2. Home Addrerr: 965 Blue Hills Avenue CHRYSTAL, CHARLES H. JR. Chess 1, Biology 2, Math. 1, 3, Junior Foreign Policy 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. Home Addreu: 288 Rockwell Avenue CHURCHILL, BRUCE F. Ben Franklin 1, 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Golf 1, 4, Captain 2, 3, Home Address: 21 Daniel Boule- vard CICERO, DALE R. Salmon Sheet 1, 2, Art Manager 3, 4, Tattler 4, Freshman Basketball, J.V. Basketball 2. Home Ad- drefr: 2 Douglas Street CICERO, DUANE R. Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3, Fresh- man Basketball, J.V. Basketball, Captain 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4. Home Addrerr' 2 Douglas Street CLAFFEY, GREGORY E. Varsity Club 3, 4, J.V. Soccer 1, J.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4. Home Addrefx: 15 Oak Lane CLEMENTS, DAPHNE Modern Dance 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, Drama 3. Home Addreu: 2 Merriam Avenue CODY, LYNNE A. Drama 3, Softball. Home Addrerr: 47 Prospect Street COHEN, DAVID J. Dixieland Band 1, 2, 33 State Writing Contest, Honorary Mention 33 Dance Band 2, 3, 43 All-State Orchestra 43 Band 1, 2, President 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 34 Woodland Road COHEN, JOANNE French 13 Drama 1, 23 Junior Foreign Policy3 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Foreign P0liCyQ Tattler 4. Home Addrerr: 1 Ridge Road COIT, MARTHA H. Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir Pin 23 Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Eight and One Singers 3, 43 Tattler, Head Statistician 4. Home Addrerr: 2 Prospect Street. COLTON, BRIAN A. Al Page Quartet 23 Photography 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Modern Jazz Trio 3, 4. Home Addrerrs 21 Craigemore Road CORDIER, DARNELLA G. Choir 13 Junior Foreign Policy3 Senior Foreign Policy3 F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 C.A.W.D.C. Award 33 Laurel Girls State Alternate 33 Homeroom Representative 1, 43 Tattler, Editorial Editor, 43 Honor Usher. Home Addrerr: 3 Pine Grove Road. CORRETTE, KATHRYN B. Regional Science Fair, 5th Prize3 Biology 23 Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Junimr Foreign Policy3 Homeroom Representative 33 Eight and One Singers 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Tattler 43 A.F.S. 43 All-State 4. Home Addrerr: 17 Mayfair Road CORRIGAN, ANN M. Choir 13 Band 1, 23 Tattler 43 F.N.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Addfefr: 495 Park Avenue COSKER, JUDITH A. Homeroom Representative 23 J.V. Cheerleading, Co-Captain 33 Student Council 3. Home Ad- drerr: 264 Tunxis Avenue CRELAN, JERELYN D. Modern Dance 13 Drama 13 Business Club 3, 4. Home Addfefr: 9 Pine Grove Road CROCKER, SUSAN M. Latin 23 Junior Foreign Policy3 Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 43 A.F.S. 43 Tattler 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 66 Belltown Road, Glastonbury CROMER, SARAH A. Homeroom Representative 13 Drama 1, 2, President 33 Modern Dance 1, 2, Council 3, Vice-President 43 F.N.A. Secretary 43 National Thespian Society 43 J.V. Hockey, Co-Captain 33 Varsity Hockey 4. Home Addrerr' 173 Cottage Grove Road CURTIN, GEOFFREY G. Freshman Basketball3 J.V. Basket- ball 2. Hame Addrerr: 700 Bloomfield Avenue DADISKOS, DIANE Modern Dance 13 Salmon Sheet 23 Drama 1, 23 Junior Foreign Policy3 Senior Foreign Policy3 Choir 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Representative 1, 43 J.V. Hockey, Certifi- cate, 1, 23 Varsity Cheerleading 3. Home Addferr: 443 Park Avenue D'ALOIA, GEORGE Home Addrerr: 376 Cottage Grove Road DAVIS, H. ANN Neshaminy High School 1, 2, 33 News- paper 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Looking Glass 43 A.F.S. 43 Red Cross, Vice-President 43 National Merit Semi-Finalist 43 Rifle Team 2, 3. Home Addrerr: 239 Tunxis Avenue DEFORGE, DAVID H. Cross Country 2, Captain 3, 43 Track 2, 3, Captain 4. Home Addren: 25 Elizabeth Avenue DELLORSO, KAREN E. Home Addrefr: 37 Cottage Grove Circle DENAPOLI, ELIZABETH C. Homeroom Representative 43 Business Club 4. Home Addrerr' 7 Longview Drive DESANTO, JUDY A. Mount St. Joseph 1, 23 Business Club 4. Home Addrerrx 1 Longview Drive DEUTSCHENDORF, JAMES S. J.V. Baseball 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 26 Wesleyan Terrace DICORLETO, NICHOLAS J. Junior Prom Committeeg Home- room Representative 43 Tattler 4. Home Addrerr: 444 Bloom- field Avenue DIFABIO, ANN MARIE Salmon Sheet 2, 43 Choir 3, 43 F.N.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Hockey 23 Basketball 23 J.V. Cheer- leading 33 Varsity Hockey 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 9 Valley View Drive DIMEO, LAUREL A. Drama 13 Business Club 3. Home Addfexfr: 20 Applewood Road DIMEO, MARJORIE A. Secretary of Class 13 Business Club 2, 3, 43 Drama 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 J.V. Cheerleading 33 Varsity Cheerleading, Co-Captain 4. Home Addre.r.r.' 20 Applewood Road DONALUK, LINDA A. Bulkeley High School 1, 23 Salmon Sheet 3, 43 Business Club 3, 43 Tattler 4. Home Addrerr: 24 Hubbard Street DUDLEY, CURTIS S. Chairman, Junior Prom Theme Com- mittee3 Student Council 1, 2, 3, President 43 J.V. Soccer, 33 Varsity Soccer 43 Honor Usher. Home Addrerr: 10 Hickory Lane DULLEA, EILEEN V. Girls' Glee Club 23 Honor Society 3, 43 National Thespian Society 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Modern Dance 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 43 Home Addrerr: 90 Ellsworth Avenue DUMAS, DONNA M. State Writing Contest, Honorable Mention 33 Junior Foreign Policy3 F.T.A. 33 Looking Glass, Co-Editor 4. Home Addrefr: 22 Beatrice Avenue ECTOR, PAGE K. Band 2, 3, 43 Photography 2, 4, Vice- President 33 Dance Band 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 218 Rockwell Avenue EICKLER, ROGER Home Addrerrs 45 Elizabeth Avenue EISENBERG, THEODORE L. Homeroom Representative 1, 23 Chess 23 Biology 23 Vice-Presidentlof Class 33 Chemistry 33 Junior Foreign Policy3 Intermural Basketball 33 Track 3. Home Addrerr: 62 Sheilds Drive ELOVICH, STEVEN H. Chess, 1, 3, 43 Biology 2, 33 Pho- tography 33 J.V. Tennis 23 J.V. Soccer 33 Varsity Tennis 3, 4. Home Addrerrs 4 Hill Farm Road ERLICH, TERESA N. Freshman Citizenship Prize 13 Modern Dance 13 Drama 1, 23 Homeroom Representative 23 Salmon Sheet 2, 43 Senior Foreign Policy. Home Addrerr: 97 Pershing Street EVANS, DEBORAH D. Junior Prom Committee3 Guidance Office Receptionist 43 F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Tattler 4. Home Addrerr: 105 Ellsworth Drive FERRERO, JOAN E. Junior Foreign Policy3 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3. Home Addrerr: 40 Ellsworth Drive FISHKIN, AARON I. Track 43 Varsity Soccer, Manager 4. Home Addrerrs 12 Westbrook Road FLORIANI, ROGER E. .Boys' Leader Corps 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4. Home Addrerx: 24 Cottage Grove Circle FLOWERS, JOE E. Weaver High School 1, 2. Home Addferr: 90 East Harold Street FLYNN, MAUREEN Drama 13 F.T.A. 23 Junior Foreign Policy3 Debating, Secretary 33 Senior Foreign Policy3 Looking Glass, Editor 43 Choir 2, 3, 4. Home Addrerr: Tunxis Avenue FRAGIONE, JOSEPH C. Ben Franklin 2, 33 Photography 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 48 Ellsworth Drive FRANK, MARILYN Senior Foreign Policy3 Tattler, Art Editor 4. Home Addren: 98 East Harold Street 53 FREEDMAN, DIANE P. Tattler 4. Home Addrerr: 9 Rose- wood Lane FURSTEIN, EDWARD L. Home Addrerr: 6 Rosewood Lane GALAS, MARILYN J. Junior Prom Committee, Homeroom Representative 3, Junior Foreign Policy, Senior Foreign Policy, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Tattler 4. Home Addrerr: 86 Gabb Road GALLIVAN, JOHN E. Chess 1, 2, 3. Home Addrerr' 89 Wintonbury Avenue GARDNER, EDWARD B. JR. Science 1, Chess 1, 2, Chem- istry 3, Biology 2, 3, Boys' Leader Corps 3, 4, Math. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country, Most Valuable Runner 3, Captain 4. Home Addrerr: 17 Loeffler Road GASKINS, AARON C. Home Addferr: 35 Merriam Avenue GILMORE, THOMAS R. Hampden Academy 1, 2. Home Addrerr: 452 Tunxis Avenue GILMORE, TIMOTHY R. Hampden Academy 1, 2, Treas- urer of Class 1. Home Addrerr: 452 Tunxis Avenue GILSON, PAUL T. Student Government 2, Homeroom Repre- sentative 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 1 Pinney Road GIUNTA, MICHAEL J. Biology 1, 2, 3, Math. 1, 4, Salmon Sheet 4, Track 4. Home Addrerr: 18 Cottage Grove Road GLASSMAN, ALAN S. Science Fair Top Award 1, N.E.D.T. Award 2, Science 1, 4, Chess 2, Biology, Treasurer 2, Secre- tary 3, Math. 1, 2, 4, Latin 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Tattler 4, Track 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 60 Ellsworth Drive GOLDBERG, ROBERT N. Photography 3. Home Addresr: 81 Park Avenue GOLDFARB, SHEILA B. Business Club 33 Tattler 4. Home Addrerrr 3 Daniel Boulevard GOLDIN, JEFFREY I. Hillwood High School 1, 2, Shaker High School 3, French, Treasurer 1, Forensics 1, 2, 3, School Newspaper 1, 2, Letterman 3, Youth Speaks Out Award, Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 3. Home Addrerr: 4 Regency Drive GOLDMAN, TEDDY R. Varsity Club 3, 4, Drama 4, Fresh- man Basketball, Golf 1, 2, 4, Most Valuable Player Award 3. Home Addre.rJ.' 15 Crestview Drive GOODMAN, EILEEN H. Homeroom Representative 3: Home Addrerrf 3 Old Village Road GOSTYLA, RUSSELL J. Student Council 1, 2, 3, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, J.V. Soccer 1, Varsity Soccer 3, 4. Home Ad- drerrf 76 Prospect Street GOZZO, RAYMOND P. Homeroom Representative 2, Ben Franklin 3, Varsity Club 4, Tattler 4, J.V. Baseball 1, J.V. Soccer 1, 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 5 Arthur Drive GRAZIANO, KATHY A. F.T.A. 2, 33 Salmon Sheet 3, French Honor ,Society 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Usher. Home Addre.r.r: 2 Norman Drive GREENBERG, DAVID A. Framingham North High School 1, 2, J.V. Baseball 1, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Soccer 3, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. Home Addrern 4 East Lane GRIFFIN, KATHLEEN L. Wethersfield High School 1, 2, Latin Club, President 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Foreign Policy, Senior Foreign Policy, Looking Glass 4, Tattler 4. Home Addfe.fJ.' 13 Julie Lane GRIPES, PAULA B. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Parade of Youth Correspondent 2, Pep Squad, President 2, Audio-Visual 3, Junior Prom Committee, Drama 1, 2, 3, Modern Dance 1, 2, 54 3, 4, Choir 1, 3, 4, F.T.A. 1, President 4, Business Club 3, 4, Choir Pin 4, Club Serenade Committee, Tattler 4, J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 4, Home Address: 44 Gil- bert Avenue GROBARD, SHEILA J. Biology 1, Salmon Sheet 3, Tattler 4. H ame Addrerr: 29 Beatrice Avenue GRZYBOWSKI, DAVID T. Chess 1, 2, 3. Home Addrerr: 326 Cottage Grove Road GUARCO, CARL P. Varsity Club 3, 4, Boys' Leader Corps 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 94 Rockwell Avenue GUNN, CLIFFORD W. Cornwall Academy 1, 2, Letter Club 1, Varsity Basketball 4. Home Addrerr: 37 Merriam Avenue HAN, GRACE M. Blessed Imelda School 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Addrefrs 9 Cyrus Lane HAYES, MICHELE T. Choir 1, Modern Dance 2, Student Council 1, Vice-President 4, F.T.A. 2, 4, Secretary 3, Junior Prom Committee, Tattler 4, A.F.S. 4. Home Address: 129 Brookline Avenue HERTZSCH, HENRY H. JR. Ben Franklin 2. Home Addrerr: 16 Wade Avenue HILL, KENNETH D. Photography 3, Varsity Club 3, Audio- Visual 4, Vice-President 3, J.V. Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 234 Tunxis Avenue HOFF, RICHARD W. Chess 2, Physics 3, Junior Foreign Policy, Treasurer, National Honor Society 3, 4, Harvard Book Prize 3, Senior Foreign Policy, Track 2, 3, Honor Usher. Home Addre.rr.' 48 Burr Road HOPKINS, KATHY L. F.N.A. 1, 2, Junior Foreign Policy, F.H.A. 3, Junior Prom Committee, Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 3, Hostess to Exchange Student 4. Home Addrerr: 16 Grant Hill Road HOWARD, CLAUDINE A. Choir 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, Pep Squad 2, Modern Dance 2, Drama 2, 3, Business Club 3. Home Addrerr: 1 Merriam Avenue HUNT, LINDA A. F.H.A. 1, Junior Foreign Policy, Eight and One Singers 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 26 Brown Street JACKSON, ALLEN Home Address: 95 Park Avenue JOHANSEN, RICHARD A. Home Address: 99 Boothbay Street JOHN, CHERYL A. Choir 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 1, 3, Vice- President 4, Looking Glass 4, J.V. Hockey 3, Varsity Hockey 4. Home Addrerr: 83 Prospect Street JOHNSON, DOLORES J. Choir 1, Modern Dance 1, 2, Business Club 3, F.N.A. 4, Historian 3, Drama 2, 4, Secre- tary 33 Pep Squad 4. Home Addrerr: 56 Greenwood Avenue JONES, FRANK W. JR. Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 40 Glenwood Avenue KAHN, ELIZABETH R. Salmon Sheet 1, Latin Award 2, Choir Pin 2, Drama 1, 2, 3, Modern Dance 1, 2, 3, President 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Regional Chorus 4, A.F.S. 4, Latin 4. Home Addrerr: 165 Tunxis Avenue KAPLAN, RICHARD F. Drama 1, 2, 4, Junior Foreign Policy, Choir 3, Chess 3, 4, Senior Foreign Policy, Track 1, 2, J.V. Soccer 1, 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4. Home Addrerr: 20 Crestview Drive KARAS, FRANCIS J. Home Addfefr: 17 Patton Road KATZ, BARRY J. Kingsmen 2, Homeroom Representative 2, 3, All-State Choir 4, Choir 1, 2, 4, Section Leader 4. Home Addrerr: 13 Beatrice Avenue KATZ, DAVID M. Chess 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Address: 6 Mayfair Road KENNEY, DIANE-LOUISE L. Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, N.E.D.T. Award 2, Junior Prom Committee, Eight and One Singers 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Tattler 4. Home Address: 64 Elizabeth Avenue KENT, ROBERT P. Freshman Citizenship Award, N.E.D.T. Award, Dixieland Band 1, 2, Science 1, 2, 3, President 4, Band 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 3, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Tattler 4, Latin 4, Math. Vice-President 4, j.V. Tennis, Co-Captain 2, Varsity Tennis 3, 4. Home Address: 4 Latimer Lane KERSHAW, DAVID Chemistry 3, Junior Foreign Policy, Intramural Football 4. Home Address: 17 East Wintonbury Avenue KJELLQUIST, DAVID T. Chess 2, Math. 2, 3, 4, Chemistry 3, 4, Boys' Leader Corps 4. Home Address: 59 Marguerite Avenue KRUH, DAVID A. Home Address: 117 Park Avenue KRUKAS, KAREN E. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, junior Prom Commit- tee, Choir Pin 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Eight and One Singers 3, 4, Modern Language 4, A.F.S. 4, Tattler 4. Home Address: 435 Simsbury Road KUCIA, DOROTHY J. Biology 2, Science Award 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4. Home Address: 91 Filley Street LANDERMAN, NEAL J. Audio-Visual 3, 4, Homeroom Representative 4, J.V. Soccer 1, 2. Home Address: 26 School Street LANDRY, MAURICE J. Mount Everett Regional High School 1, 2. Home Address: Aver Farm, Simsbury Road LAPENTA, PAUL N. Audio-Visual 3, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4. Home Address: 7 Oak Lane ' LARAMIE, EDWARD J. Ben Franklin 1, 2, Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3, Work-Study Program 4. Home Address: 36 Ellsworth Drive LARENSEN, CYNTHIA D. Salmon Sheet 1, Junior Foreign Policy, Senior Foreign Policy, F.T.A. 3, 4. Home Address: 1367 Hall Boulevard LARENSEN, GAIL E. Choir 2, 3, Business Club 3, Work- Study Program 4. Home Address: 1381 Hall Boulevard LARENSEN, NANCY E. F.N.A. 1, Homeroom Representative 1, Business Club 3, Guidance Office Receptionist 3, Basket- ball 1, Home Address: 1347 Hall Boulevard LAROUCHE, ROSANNE E. Nutmeg 020, Secretary 2, Vice- President 3, Tattler 4, Home Address: 32 Brentwood Drive LEETE, MARY L. F.T.A. 2, 3, Homeroom Representative 2, 3, junior Foreign Policy, Junior Prom Committee, J.V. Igockey 3, Varsity Hockey 4. Home Address: 679 Bloomfield VCHLIC LEITE, AIDA S. F.T.A. 4. Home Address: 23 Maplewood Avenue. LEIVIN, JAMES N. Band 1, 2, 3, Math. 2, Treasurer 3, Chgm. istry, Vice-President 3, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, Chairman 4, Regional Band, First Chair 4, Varsity Baseball, Manager 1. H ome Address: 546 Bloomfield Avenue LICHTENBAUM, ALLENE Wilson Junior High School 1, Business Club 3, F.H.A. 4, Tattler 4. Home Address: 6 Old Village Road LIEBLER, DAVID A. Audio-Visual 2, Photography 3, Home Address: 60 Sheilds Drive LIEBLER, FREDERICK C. Math. 3, 4, Homeroom Representa- tive 4, Tattler 4. Home Address: 103 Filley Street LIND, BARBARA J. F.T.A. 1, 4, Eight and One Singers 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 4, Tattler 4. Home Address: 69 Wintonbury Avenue LOPEZ, ENRIQUE Matecumbe High School 1. Home Address: 137 West Morningside Street LOSTIMOLO, ROBERT L. Varsity Club 4, Audio-Visual 4, J.V. Soccer 1, 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4. Home Address: 17 Norman Drive LYNCH, CHRISTINE D. Junior Prom Committee, Student Government Day 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Tattler 4. Home Address: 185 Rockwell Avenue MACHHOLZ, ROBERT C. Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, Work-Study Program 4, j.V. Baseball 1, j.V. Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. Home Address: 1249 Blue Hills Avenue MAGLIERI, RICHARD G. Homeroom Representative 2, 4, j.V. Soccer 1. Home Address: 12 Brooke Street MAGNO, CARLO Hartford High School 1, 2, Latin 3, Track 3, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Varsity Basketball, Manager 3, 4. Home Address: 256 Rockwell Avenue MALONE, THOMAS P. Audio-Visual 3. Home Address: 80 Prospect Street MALOY, FRANCES R. F.N.A. 2, 4, Secretary 3, F.H.A. 4. Home Address: 9 Willow Lane MANEKOFSKY, LAURA Drama 2, junior Prom Committee, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, junior Foreign Policy, Senior Foreign Policy, Tattler 4, J.V. Hockey 2, J.V. Cheerleading, Co-Captain 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Hama Address: 1 Daniel Boulevard MARANDINO, PETER A. Latin 1, Biology 1, Student Council 2, Homeroom Representative 1, 3, junior Prom Committee, Spanish 2, President 3, junior Foreign Policy, J.V. Baseball 1, 2, Varsity Baseball 3. Home Address: 28 Woods Road MARASCHIELLO, VICTOR 1. Home Address: 18 Kenwood Circle MASELLI, ANTHONY C. Homeroom Representative 2, 4. Home Address: 10 Filley Street MCGUIGAN, PATRICIA I. F.N.A., Historian 2, Choir 2, Section Leader 3, F.T.A. 3, Science Award 3, junior Foreign Policy, Secretary of Class 3, 4, Honor Usher. Home Address: 4 Laurel Lane McMILLAN, DIANE Homeroom Representative 1, Chairman of Art Staff, junior Prom, Gift Certificate, Typing Monitor 3, Tattler 4. Home Address: 2 Valley View Drive MELNICK, AVROHM N. Science 1, 2, Chemistry 3, Salmon Sheet 3, Editor 4, French Honor Society 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Tattler 4, Varsity Tennis 3, 4. Home Address: 65 jackson Road MELNICK, STEVEN J. junior Foreign Policy, Senior Foreign Policy, Tattler 4, Freshman Basketball, Manager 1, j.V. Baseball, Manager 1, Varsity Baseball, Manager 2, Home Address: 4 Pinney Road METZGER, DAVID L. j.V. Soccer 1, Varsity Soccer 3. Home Address: 36 Woodland Avenue AMICHALMAN, MARYANNE Business Club 3. Home Ad- dress: 52 Brown Street MICHELSON, LEE J. Nutmeg 020 3, 4, French Honor Society 3, 4, Salmon Sheet 4, Tattler 4. Home Address: 49 Ledyard Avenue 55 MILLER, GAIL Business Club 2, 3, Salmon Sheet 3, 4, Guidance Office Receptionist 4, J.V. Cheerleading 4. Home Address: 15 May Lane MITCHELL, XVESLEY L. Junior Foreign Policy, Freshman Basketball. Home Address: 70 Lincoln Terrace MONSON, LESLIE J. Business Club 2, 3, Salmon Sheet 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleading 4. Home Address: 1 Willow Lane MORAN, THOMAS A. J.V. Soccer 3, Varsity Soccer 4. Home Address: 5 Old Flintlock Road MORRIS, JOAN M. Weaver High School 1, 2, 3. Home Address: 7 Mitchell Drive MORRISON, BARBARA Saint Anne's High School 1, 2. Home Address: 54 Daniel Boulevard MOSS, DAVID M. Rentschler Elementary Algebra Award 1, Latin II Award 2, N.E.D.T. Award 2, Lat::1 1, 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Dixieland Band 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Home Address: 96 Ellsworth Drive MUCHA, MICHAEL R. Home Address: 25 East Wintonbury Avenue MUMFORD, JOSEPH R. Nutmeg Boys State Representative 3, Varsity Club 4, Golf 2, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4. Home Address: 15 Milburn Drive NADLER, MARILYN C. Shaunavon High School 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 1, House Representative 1, Drama 1, 2, 3, Art 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. Home Address: 1 Mayfair Court NEWTON, ELIZABETH C. Homeroom Representative 1, F.N.A. 2, Junior Foreign Policy, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Tattler 4, J.V. Cheerleading, Captain 4. Home Address: 55 Gabb Road NORDSTROM, CLAIRE L. Business Club 3, 4, Tattler 4, Varsity Hockey 3, 4. Home Address: 11 Prospect Street NORMOYLE, BARBARA E. F.H.A. 3, Secretary 4, Softball 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Work-Study Program 4. Home Address: 4 Woodland Road OLDEN, DAVID E. Home Address: 135 West Dudley Town Road OLIVER, JAMES W. Industrial Arts 4. Home Address: 55 Daniel Boulevard O'NEILL, BRIAN C. Mount Saint Charles Academy 1, 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual 2, 3, Head 4, Boys' Leader Corps 4, Tattler, Photography Co-ordinator 4. Home Address: 22 Applewood Road PARMELEE, STEVEN E. Loomis Prep. School 1, 2, 3. Home Address: 241 Duncaster Road PATTI, JOSEPH P. Home Address: 7 Arthur Drive PEARSON, PATRICIA L. F.T.A. 1, President 2, Photography 3, Red Cross, Delegate to Camp 3, Junior Prom Court, Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 4. Home Address: 9 Old Orchard Road PELKEY, RICHARD J. Northwest Catholic High School 1, Latin 3, J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3, Varsity Basket- ball Manager 3, 4. Home Address: 771 Park Avenue PETRYCKI, NICHOLAS Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Chess 3, 4, J.V. Tennis 3, Varsity Tennis 4. Home Address: 49 Wade Avenue PHILLIPS, STEPHEN T. Choir 2, 3, 4. Home Address: 11 Wyndemere Road PICCIONE, ANGELA F. Nutmeg 020, Vice-President 3, President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Home Address: 7 Hill Farm Road 56 PITTMAN, MARSHAL Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Address: 772 Blue Hills Avenue POWERS, DOUGLAS M. Physics, Vice-President 1, Photog- raphy 3, J.V. Soccer 1, 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4. Home Ad- dress: 37 Woodland Avenue PUNTY, DONALD A. Ben Franklin 1, 2, Industrial Arts 4. Home Address: 4 Newberry Road PUNTY, RONALD M. J.V. Baseball 2, Intramural Football 3. Home Address: 4 Newberry Road QUASNITSCHKA, ERIC R. Photography 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Soccer 1, 2. Home Address: 5 Oak Lane RICCIO, DANIEL P. Chess 2, Junior Prom Committee, Home- room Representative 3, 4. Home Address: 43 Jackson Road ROBERTS, JAMES F. Homeroom Representative 1, Latin 33 Biology 3, Student Council 2, 4, President of Class 2, 4. Home Address: 44 Ellsworth Drive ROBINSON, NANCY M. Business Club 3, Photography 3. Home Address: 75 Elizabeth Avenue RODGERS, JOHN W. Chess 1, Chemistry 2, Physics 2, 33 Biology 3, Northern Connecticut Science Fair, Second Prize 3, Homeroom Representative 4, A.F.S. 4, Track 3. Home Ad- dress: 182 East Pershing Street ROLLINS, PAMELA L. F.N.A. 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Basketball 4, Letter 3. Home Address: 4 Scotland Road ROMANS, OWEN L. Freshman Basketball. Home Address: 46 Greenwood Avenue ROTHBERG, GERALD A. J.V. Soccer 2, Chess 3, Ben Frank- lin 3. Home Address: 19 Willow Lane ROTHSTEIN, PAMELA F. Salmon Sheet 1, F.N.A. 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3, Junior Foreign Policy, Business Club 4, J.V. Hockey 1. Home Address: 31 Beatrice Avenue RUBINO, FRANK A. Math. 1, Chess 1, 2, 3, Physics 3, Science 4, Varsity Baseball 4, Babe Ruth Award 3. Home Address: 19 Daniel Boulevard RYAN, DAVID W. Salmon Sheet 1, 2, 4, Business Manager 3, Nutmeg Boys State Representative 3, Chess 2, 3, 4, French Honor Society, President 4 3, 4, Red Cross 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Trinity Book Prize 3, Treasurer of Class 2, 3, 4, A.F.S., President 4, Tattler, Assistant Editor 4, National Honor Society 3, President 4, Track 3, Honor Usher. Home Address: 52 Brookline Avenue SALMANSEN, KEITH K. Windsor High School 1. Home Address: 20 Foot-Hills Way SALVATORE, ROSE J. Home Address: 51 Douglas Street SCHWEIBISH, LIBBY E, Wethersfield High School 1, 2, Business Club 3, 4, Red Cross 3, 4, Basketball 3. Home Ad- dress: 13 Longview Drive SCRUSE, SHARON A. Choir 4. H ome Address: 3 Taft Avenue SERIGNESE, MARIE A. R. Choir 2, 3. Home Address: 3 Glenwood Avenue SHEPARD, ASENATH J. F.H.A. 3, Work-Study Program 4. Home Address: 200 Wyllys Street, Hartford SHER, PHILIP S. Math. 1, 2, 3, Biology 3, Chemistry, Secre- tary 3, Science Award 2, 3, Golf 1, J.V. Tennis 2, Varsity Tennis 3, Captain 4, Home Address: 115 Ellsworth Drive SHUPE, CORINNE A. Junior Prom Committee, Tattler 4. Home Address: 62 Elizabeth Avenue SIEGEL, MARC Math. 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Address: 633 Park Avenue SIMPSON, DOUGLAS K. Maine Township High School 1, Biology Award 1, Latin I Award 2, Biology 2, Salmon Sheet 3, Yale Book Prize 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Red Cross 4, Homeroom Representative 4, National Merit Semi- Finalist 4, Honor Usher. Home Address: 13 juniper Road SKLAR, NORMA S. Homeroom Representative 2, Science Award 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, junior Foreign Policy. Home Address: 93 Elizabeth Avenue SMITH, CAROL A. Home Address: 209 Wintonbury Avenue SMITH, NANCY E. French 1, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4. Home Address: 141 Park Avenue SPRAGUE, THEODORE C. J.V. Baseball 1, 2. Home Ad- dress: Kenmore Road STANKO, THEODORE Biology 3, Boys' Leader Corps 3, Drama 4, Intramural Football, Captain 4. Home Address: 70 Packard Street STONE, GREGORY M. Homeroom Representative 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, Boys' Leader Corps 3, 4. Home Address: 4 Oxbow Lane SUTTON, CYNTHIA E. Choir 1, Drama 1, 2, Modern Dance, Secretary 1, 2, F.N.A. 4, Basketball 3, 4, National Tlfespian Society 3, 4. Home Address: 70 West Eggleston Street SWALLOW, BARBARA A. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Address: 32 Wesleyan Terrace SWALLOW, PATRICIA A. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir Pin 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Basketball 4. Home Address: 32 Wesleyan Terrace SYLVESTER, CHRISTINE Homeroom Representative 2, 3, junior Prom Committee, junior Foreign Policy, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Tattler 4. Home Address: 102 Brookline Avenue TAGER, STEVEN G. Yeshiva 1, Biology 2, 3, Latin 4, Band 2, 4, First Chair Award 3, Choir 2, 3, 4. Home Address: 41 Daniel Boulevard TAYLOR, WILLIAM A. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Choir 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4. Home Address: 61 Harding Avenue THEODORE, ROBERT Choir 1, 2. Home Addressf 461 Wood- land Avenue TINSLEY, GREGORY Work-Study Program 4, Home Ad- dress: 123 Darby Street TROMBLEY, PAMELLA D. Drama 1, 2, Junior Foreign Pol- icy, F.T.A. 1, 3, 4, Secretary 2. Home Address: 73 Gabb Road TUMMILLO, WILLIAM L. Homeroom Representative 1, President of Class 3, Student Council 2, 3, Treasurer 4, junior Prom King 3, Varsity Club 4, Tattler, Business Man- ager 4, Freshman Basketball, j.V. Soccer 1, j.V. Baseball 1, 2, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, Tri-Captain 4, Honor Usher. Home Address: 6 Brooke Street TURANSKY, THEODORE S. J.V. Soccer 2. Home Address: 36 Packard Street TURNER, ALAN M. Yeshiva 1, Red Cross 2, Band 3, 4, First Chair Award 2, Choir 3, 4, Varsity Soccer Manager 3. H ame Address: 49 Jackson Road VARRIALE, GEORGE L. Home Address: 9 Stillman Road VELASQUES, LUZ H. Gemnasio Pereira 1, 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. Exchange Student. Home Address: 16 Grant Hill Road VENORA, BARBARA Northwest Catholic High School 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Address: 10 Greenwood Avenue VIGNONE, PATRICIA A. F.T.A. 1. Home Address: 16 Emerson Street c VISCONE, ELLEN L. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Salmon Sheet 3, 4. Home Address: 186 East Pershing Street VOGEL, WILLIAM L. Math. 1, Biology 1, 2, Drama 1, 2, Homeroom Representative 2, N.E.D.T. Award 2, State Writ- ing Contest 3, junior Foreign Policy, Salmon Sheet 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Tattler 4, Varsity Soccer, ,Manager 3, 4. Home Address: 31 Banbury Lane WALDER, ROBERT Chess 1, 2, Chemistry, Treasurer 3, Language 4, Math. 3, 4, ,I.V. Tennis 2, Varsity Tennis 3, 4. Home Address: 1 Trinity Circle WALKER, NANCY W. Biology 2, Junior Foreign Policy, Senior Foreign Policy. Home Address: 33 Beatrice Avenue WALLER, THOMAS A. Choir 2. Home Address: 10 Victor Street WASEM, PENELOPE B, Red Cross, Secretary 3, 4, A.F.S. 4, Tattler 4. Home Address: 18 Stuart Drive WASHBURN, PHILIP A. Home Address: 3 Norman Drive WASILAUSKY, PHILIP J. Science 1, 4, Chemistry 2, Band 1, 2, N.E.D.T. Award 2, Physics 3, Homeroom Representa- tive 3, National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4, Math. 1, 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 4, Tattler, Editor-in-Chief 4, Varsity Basketball, Manager 1, 2, 3, Head Manager 4. Home Addressf 16 Gale Road WASSELL, JEFFREY Y. Biology 1, j.V. Soccer 2. Home Address: 12 Pine Grove Road WEAVER-BEY, SANDRA J. Girls' Glee Club 1, Choir 1, Modern Dance 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee, A.F.S. 4, Tattler 4, Homeroom Representative 4, Honor Usher. Home Address: 43 Gorham Avenue WEICHMAN, ANN D. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Address: 105 Brookline Avenue WEINER, RITA S. Branford High School 1, 2, Math., Sec- retary 3, Modern Dance 3, Tattler 4, Home Address: 8 May- fair Road WILHELM, BRUCE W. Latin 3, Junior Foreign Policy, Chemistry 4, Home Address: 5 Sycamore Road WILLIAMS, GEORGE R. Weaver High School 2, 3, Student Council 3, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Address: 124 East Pershing Street WOLF, RONALD G. Biology 3. Home Address: 27 Runde- lane WRIGHT, JUDITH A. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Salmon Sheet 2, Assistant Editor 3, 4, United States History Award 3, Tattler 4. Home Address: 68 Daniel Boulevard WRIGHT, SHARYN L. F.N.A. 1, Choir 3, Junior Prom Committee, Homeroom Representative 2, 3, Tattler 4. Home Address: 19 Craigemore Road YACOBUCCI, DOLORES F.T.A. 1, Treasurer of Class 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Youth Forum 4, F.N.A., Presi- dent 4, Salmon Sheet 3, 4, Choir 4, Vice-President of Class 4, j.V. Cheerleading, Captain 3, Varsity Cheerleading 4, Honor Usher. Home Address: 128 Tunxis Avenue YOREO, WILLIAM A. Biology 3. Home Address: 63 Sheilds Drive YUSH, DAVID H. Varsity Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Boys' Leader Corps, Secretary!Treasurer 3, President 4, Homeroom Representative 1, 4, Mr. Physical Fitness of Class 2, 3, Fresh- man Basketball, J.V. Baseball 1, j.V. Soccer 1, j.V. Basket- ball 2, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. Home Address: 63 West Eggleston Street 57 .A .5 if 4 Vmguiaz yy 4' S' , . , A mx.-2 1 1 5X 1 fy., X lg' ' il-'C' x ..-'S ,f ,, . .1 , , w f,f,,w. 'M ff sci 1 sw- IA Q I 1 1 L 5 ff 'G-Q71 K- ,' .-A 90 r-1 E 'Ei fa - my Sh' 5- 'i'Qsqp,, ' 0 I 4 611155 flisfzfry Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to our first season. We wish to thank you for letting us- The BHS Class of 1966-into your homes. Our show tonight, sponsored by Miss Welch and Mr. Rogan, wel- comes its new directors for the year of 1962, Mr. Wayne S. Porter and Mr. Leo Yaconiello. We will join our show after this sneak preview of the new BHS auditorium and other startling additions. Now back to the show which features Bob Bowman at the Frerbmun Hop. Everyone is having a wonderful time, but wait . . . we have a special news bulletin. John Scott has been elected president with Debbie Bruno-vice-president, Marji DiMeo- secretary, and Dolores Yacobucci-treasurer. Also elected were Darnella Cordier, Curt Dudley, and Michele Hayes to the Student Council. Returning to the dance, we find a number of scholars and scientists with us, including Dave Moss, winner of the Rensselaer Elementary Algebra Award, Avrohm Melnick, fourth place winner in the Junior Biology'Division of the Northern Connecticut Science Fair, Kathy Corrette, fifth place winner in the Junior Biology Division of the Northern Connecticut Science Fair, and Alan Glassman, winner of the Science Club Trophy. Also appearing will be the Citizenship Award winners, Terry Erlich and Rob Kent. This has truly been quite a season! Welcome back for our first show of the second season. We wish to thank our critics who gave us high ratings and permitted us to return. Before looking in on our show, here are the results of the local election: president- jim Roberts, vice-president-Debbie Bruno, secretary- Cindy Burnham, and treasurer-Dave Ryan, with Darnella Cordier, Curt Dudley, Pete Marandino, Pat Pearson, and Bill Tummillo on Student Council. The first half of our show takes place at the Harvest H op with the great entertainment of jim Raynor. This evening of fun is being brought to you through the chairmanship of Mary Leete and Barry Katz. Changing stations we find ourselves viewing a tense BHS basketball double-header starring Carl Guarco and Marshall Pittman on Varsity, and Duane Cicero, Dale Cicero, and Dave Yush on Junior Varsity. Debbie Bruno and Donna Bruno assist the Varsity cheerleaders in arousing spirit throughout the gym. With our boys and Phil Wasi- lausky, assistant manager, the team should have a winning season. We wish to thank you for allowing us to present this show, with a reminder that soon Qin May to be exactj you will be ordering class rings. Don't go away, the eleven o'clock news will follow. Good evening from BHS News Report. Here are the news briefs of the day: Doug Simpson has been awarded the Latin I award and Avrohm Melnick has taken first place in the Northern Connecticut Science Fair-Biological Division. That's it for tonight. Stay tuned for the weather forecast next. The weather tomorrow should be bright and clear, perfect for the Car Wash at the Park Avenue School which is intended to raise money for the scholarship fund. Signing off until the next award-winning season! This is the third season, which presents the spectacular Candid Camera, focusing on the members of the BHS Class of 1966 in some of its many exciting activities. First we look in on the newly elected officers and student council members: president-Bill Tummillo, vice- president-Ted Eisenberg, secretary-Patty McGuigan, treasurer-Dave Ryan, and Student Council-Debbie Bruno, Judy Cosker, Marji DiMeo, Curt Dudley, Rusty Gostyla, and Pat Pearson. Now we move to the homerooms where the new class rings have just arrived. Joy reigns throughout, and the faces of all glow with pride. These same happy faces can be seen at the basketball game, now on the screen, where special attention is given to Duane Cicero and Carl Guarco-Varsity team members. Phil Wasilausky, as- sistant manager, and Varsity cheerleaders Debbie Bruno, Donna Bruno, and Diane Dadiskos are seen cheering the boys on to victory. Also cheering are the Junior Varsity cheerleaders, Barb Bercowetz, Jean Burbulis, Marji DiMeo, Patty McGuigan, Liza Newton, and Dolores Yacobucci. From the excitement of the basketball game we move to the serious atmosphere of the National Honor Society Induction. Those being inducted include Debbie Bruno, Charlie Chrystal, Eileen Dullea, Kathy Graziano, Ricky Hoff, Rob Kent, Barbara Lind, Avrohm Melnick, Dave Moss, Angela Piccione, john Rodgers, Dave Ryan, Doug Simpson, Bill Vogel, Phil Wasi,lausky, Judy Wright, and Dolores Yacobucci. In another sequence, our cameras have been able to capture a glimpse of the headquarters of Interpreters of America. We see Kathy Graziano, Avrohm Melnick, Lee Michelson, and Dave Ryan, members of the French National Honor Society, and Betsey Kahn, Latin II award winner, in earnest conversation. In the next room is a conference of major historical importance involving the Big Three-Dave Ryan fthe Trinity Book Prize winnerj, Doug Simpson fthe Yale Book Prize winnerj, and Ricky Hoff fthe Harvard Book Prize winnerj. Perhaps they should discuss their problem with Judy Wright, the recipient of the American History Award. Across the hall Dar- nella Cordier, winner of the Connecticut Association of Women's Dean and Counselor's Award, is in a very secret conference. Avrohm Melnick, who was awarded the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Medal, is in a discussion with three great writers of our time, Dave Cohen, Donna Dumas, and Bill Vogel who received Courant Scholastic Writing Awards. It is hoped that all of these conferences will end early enough so all can attend the junior Prom, with music by Al Jarvis, to be held on May tenth. Realizing the importance of this event, our cameras bring you an on the spot picture. The formal, entitled Fmztaiizz, is brought to you by chairmen Barb Bercowetz and Barry Katz, with decorations by Diane MacMillan, Phil Washburn, and staff. It is certain that the dance will never be forgotten, especially by Queen Barb Bercowetz and King Bill Tummillo. We certainly consider it to be the highlight of our third season. We bring you now to a pleasant farewell where we see Dave Ryan and joe Mumford, Nutmeg Boy's State Representatives, and Peg Brimley and Debbie Bruno, Laurel Girl's State Representatives, being seen off by alter- nates Curt Dudley, Art Adoff, and Darnella Cordier, Kathy Graziano, selected as a delegate, is unable to attend. Finally we come to a close with our cameras focused on the Graduation Honor Ushers-Barb Bercowetz, Debbie Bruno, Darnella Cordier, Curt Dudley, Kathy Graziano, Ricky Hoff, Patty McGuigan, Dave Ryan, Doug Simpson, Bill Tummillo, Sandy Weaver-Bey, and Dolores Yacobucci. It seems that everyone has been smiling for the Can did Camera and we now look forward to our final season! We welcome you back to the last season, presenting BHS Reports, a special news documentary brought to you by a new sponsor, Mr. Dorr. First of the big events in the news are the election results: president-jim Roberts, vice-president-Dolores Yacobucci, secretary-Patty McGuigan, treasurer-Dave Ryan, and Student Council-Curt Dudley fpresidentj, Debbie Bruno, Marji DiMeo, Michele Hayes, Chris Lynch, Pat Pearson, Bill Tummillo, and honorary members Dave Ryan and Luz Helena Velasquez. We now turn to a discussion between Carolyn Burns, AFS Student to Belgium, and Luz Helena Velasquez, AFS Student from Colombia. It seems they are busy discussing the dif- ferent customs of the different countries. And now to the grand social event of the year-Club Serenade-presented on December eighteenth. Thanks to Diane Dadiskos and john Rodgers, the general chairmen, and their staff, this semi-formal entitled A W'inter'.r Dream created a wonderful memory for all who attended and danced to the music of Tommy Yalanis. This dance, with Diane Dadiskos as queen and Luz Helena Velasquez as honorary queen and the beautiful decorations of chairmen Kathy Griffin and Dale Cicero, truly produced an amazing winter's dream. And next a report on the sports event of the year which took place on December twenty-first. The Seniors accomplished a never-before-heard-of feat-they defeated the Faculty in the annual AFS basketball game. While still in the winning spirit, we take you to our basketball team, managed by Phil Wasilausky and Carlo Magno and supported by Duane Cicero, Carl Guarco, Clifford Gunn, and Marshall Pittman-going out for a fine season. The team is cheered on by Varsity cheerleaders Barb Bercowetz, Debbie Bruno, Donna Bruno, Jean Burbulis, Marji DiMeo, Leslie Monson, and Dolores Yacobucci. Also arousing school spirit are junior Varsity cheerleaders Mary Lou Bednarczyk, Sandy Canter, Laura Manekofsky, Patty McGuigan, Gail Miller, and Liza Newton. To change pace we look in on the National Honor Society where we find some new members, Art Adoff, Dave Cohen, Kathy Corrette, and Ann Davis,,in conference with the National Merit Semi-Finalists Charles Allen, Charles Chrystal, Ann Davis, and Doug Simpson. Listening in on this discussion are those who received Letters of Com- mendation: Brian Colton, Kathy Graziano, Betsey Kahn, Avrohm Melnick, Lee Michelson, Dave Moss, Frank Ru- bino, and Bill Vogel. As the meeting adjourns we are able to catch sight of the activities in the last half of the season which we know you want to hear about. The class play, Senior Reception, outing, banquet, and graduation were more than anyone could imagine. With this bustling activity, we must close. Thank you for allowing us to present this, our final program of the season. Clary H iJ'l01 fd72J'.' Diane-Louise Kenney Kathy Corrette Penny Wasem Kathy Graziano 5 fa, Q., iii 'nf F! J 5 , , Y 2 wife Gxii is 2' 'Q 4 if Q 'fb Scgi 5159 J' . 1 V S? 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'g,o,u, . .-.g.,.,..,,.,., .,. g.,.,.., .. , ...,--.-, no-.3 wwf.-'.G'e 5-6- ' 'f'57 5'f6ff2:7'5Z'f' T Ag' I . f.: .G 1 52. 5 , Zfigiwy , ' Jfy ' Pei' F sf-1 f . 'z f.-24 ' fy' G! , I -214 fi? 1 , ' Q13 1 4125 334 H:-91 W4 Q-:Ea x U0 N N dffig ' mg-r. J M4 53954 S033 , '51 1 25341 M ' 1 1,5-2 I V ,ff 1 1 1 Hifi X X - - f Jr?-H. ' w, X X , 5, . X 51-'Z'-, X NS. ni'f2l:1:b.x . - -:Y-1-:'tfx'fs Wr Q XQ X xx X SXKXQ .f:ff':'E:7g,'2'?3s- ANN xg -' .,.,..,..n,, ,.. XXX Qy X bv 'X Xx X. 'f'asf'mfs-2:3:1::3 N :'ix QQ NQNQQQ NQLWXKQS V X X QQN A SQL Q xx xxx? yn xxx-Q Xi ,, x XX- xg Q Qi XX 'x 1, -1.-1 Caiflcr Oficcrs Sealed: D. Cordier, D. Ryan, P. Wasilausky, M. Frank Stazzding: B. O'Neill, C. Shupe, W. Tummillo, M. Coit Gzffler Staff Sealed: B. O'Neill, P. Washburn, E. Quasnitshka, P. LaPenta, A. Lichtenbaum, L. Michelson, K. Graziano, P. Tromb- ley, C. Nordstrom, C. Burnham, B. Lind, L. Newton, M. Black, S. Weaver-hey, C. Larensen, A. Melnick, P. Wasilausky, D. Ryan, A. Adoff. Row 1: Mr. Fontana-Advisor, K. Corrette, T. Erlich, P. Carey, M. Frank, S. Wright, R. Weiner, A. Weichman, A. Piccione, C. Sylvester, S. Crocker, J. Burbulis, D. Kucia, M. Beclnarczyk, A. Glassman, W. Tummillo S. Melnick, B. Bercowetz, M. Coit, D. L. Kenney, P. Wasem. Row 2: S. Grobard, A. Corrigan, S. Goldfarb, J. Cohen L. Hunt, K. Krukas, D. Freedman, L. Monson, G. Miller, L. Manekofsky, R. LaRouche, J. Wright, E. Viscone, C. Lynch D. Cordier, N. Landerman, B. Walder, D. Cicero. Row 3: P. Vigone, D. Evans, M. Galas, C. Burns, S. Canter, M DiMeo, L. Donaluk, P. Gripes, N. Sklar, M. Hayes, A. Carter, A. Davis, B, Kent, D. Kershaw, R. Gozzo, D. Riccio 611155 af I 966 Sealed: P. McGuigan fSec.D, D. Yacobucci QV. Pres.j, J. Roberts QPres.J, D. Ryan fTreas.J Row 1: P. Vignone, M. DiMeo, B. Tummillo, D. Simpson, L. Velasquez, B. Bercowetz, Miss Welch-Adx'isor Row 2: D. Dadiskos, S. Weaver-Bey, D. Bruno, D. Bruno, M. Hayes, K. Hopkins, D. Cordier, T. Maselli Rau' 3: K. Graziano, C. Lynch, C. Dudley, P. LaPenta, N. Lander- man, P. Wasilausky, P. Gilson, J. Rodgers, D. Riccio Senirfr 615155 OHM5 We, the Class of 1966, wish to extend our sincere thanks to Miss Welch, Mr. Rogan, and Mr. Dorr for their help and guidance. As our ad- visors during our years at Bloomfield High School, they have devoted much of their time and energy to the success- ful realization of our class endeavors. Any measure of attainment for which our class may be remembered is due, in large part, to their efforts. The Class of 1966 1. Roberts, Pres., D. Yacobucci, V. Pres.g P. McGuigan, Sec., D. Ryan, Treas. Seated: K. Godfrey, J. Stuart, P. De- Grutola, D. Olander Row 1: H. Hertz- field, M. Schiessl, J. Mainello, J. O'Loughlin, G. Shafer, G. Gaskins Row 2: Mr. Yarrish-Advisor, S. Blackman, T. Early, T. Carter, M. Katomski, L. Dylewski, D. Godlewski, T. Lamarie, Miss Towsley-Advisor Row 3: G. Delaney, W. Schremmer, M. Shaw, J. Kline, T. Keating, D. Case 611155 of 1968 Sealed: L. Page, E. Mumford, J. Blake, K. Hill Row 1: K, Bryll, A. Pardo, G. Whitehead, T. Griffith, C. Snyder, S. Netz, Miss Nauges-Advisor Row 2: M. Petty, E. Wayne, N. John, A. Kat- omski, B. Brimley, T. Goldfarb, T Hopkins, P. Dicarletto Row 3: Mr.- Ryan-Advisor, C. Johnson, J. Bow- man, C. Ryan, R. Powers, N. Rosen- blum, M. Rosenberg, R. Najarion 68 611155 af 1967 Seated: W. Mazzuchi-Sec., L. Dem- bar-V. Pres., A. Hayes-Pres., N. Goodwin-Treas. Row 1: D. Stuart, S. Lyle, F. Swords, S. Summit, M. Rogean, N. Wells, Miss Murray-Advisor. Row 2: N. Oliver, H. Rogala, G. Farcas, D. Glassman, E. Kindl, L. Lerner, D. Pollacc, L. Butler, W. Daly Row 31 D. Hawryluk, D. Delaney, D. Krenzeok, R. Kubran, C. Basset, L. McLenclon, J. Clements, W. Ector, R. Jolley, G. Davis Glass of 1969 B Raw 1: H. Rogala, W. Tummillo, D Stuart, M. DiMeo, I. Rosenberg, T. Early, B. Brimley, R. Holloman G Gaskins, A. Parclo Row 2: W. Daly, A. Hayes, P. DeGruttola, J. Roberts C. Ryan, C. Dudley, C. Zipfel, D Bruno, S. Brady, M. Shaw, Mr. Schiav- one-Advisor Row 3: G. Davis, D Ryan, J. Blake, D. Hawryuk, C. Lynch M. Hayes, P. Pearson, S. Blackman, J Seiclell Banking Glass Row 1: S. Wenick, T. Erlich, S. Bow- ers, J. Savitt, L. Peterson, 1. Burbulis, B. Kahn, G. Miller, E. Michaels, L. Monson, L. Donaluk, A. DiFabio, J. Cosker Row 2: V. Bolden, S. Rubin, W. Polmick, J. Wright, M. Vasquez, M. Levy, J. Swanson, M. Giunta, B. Elinsky, R. Kubran, E. Viscone, D. Yacobucci, D. Cicero, Miss LaRoche- Advisor Row 3: R. Ristau, D. Glass- man, B. Barney, S. Hupp, C. Perlmut- ter, T. Eisenberg, T. Flowers, B. Klein, M. Levine, A. Melnick, D. Ryan 1 Student Kouncil Row 1.' P. Wasem, D. Dumas, B Elinsky, M. Levy Row 2: K. Twiss D. Hall, T. Slipchinsky, J. DiLettoso Miss Plona-Advisor Salmon Sheet 69 Row 1: K. Corrette, 1. Wright, B. Lind, D. Cohen, A. Davis, D. Bruno, D. Yaco- bucci Raw 2: E. Dullea, K. Graziano, A. Adoff, A. Melnick, D, Simpson, R. Kent, Mrs. Daniels-Advisor Row 31 D. Moss R. Hoff, D. Ryan, P. Wasilausky, C. Chrystal, J. Rodgers Absent: A. Piccione, M. Duane, B. Vogel 1 Hrench ,Natiamzl J-fwwr Srfcicty Row 1: C. Sutton, S. Bowers, B. Elinsky, G. Gaskins Row 2: S. Cromer, E. Kahn, E. Dullea, L. Long, Mr. Doe-Advisor Absent: F. Gent, M. Patterson 70 ,National J-lwwr Society Row 1: L. Michelson, P. Parskey, C. Hendrickson, S. Arnold, Mrs. Bashour- Advisor Rauf 2: K. Graziano, D. Ryan, A. Melnick ,Naliwml Uzcspian Svcicfy Row 1: K. Corrette, J. Savitt, D. Ken- ney, A. Corrigan, C. Burns, K. Hopkins, L. Velasquez, M. Black, J. Crocker, B. Bercowetz, P. Wasem, G. Gaskins. Raw 2.' S. Rubin, S. Arnold, C. Magno, M. Parsky, C. Hendrickson, E. Kahn, B. Lind, C. Sylvester, M. Hayes, L. Michel- son Row 3.' J. Rogers, P. Wasilausky, C. Lynch, H. Davis, D. Ryan, K. Grazi- ano, P. Pearson, D. Riccio, K. Krukas, P. Trombley Absent: S. Weaver-Bey Senior 5'nlnrc Ccnrners Row 1: S. Wenick, R. Tarr, S. DiLettoso, E. Wain, G. Wabrek, F. Rickman Row 2: B. Israel, R. Kraimer, J. Wilhelm, M. Zieky, G. Farkas, E. Gaylor, Mr. Jaros- Advisor Row 3: R. Myer, B. Gerarde, L. jainchill, B. Burke, C. Corn ,fbnerirnn .Weld Sernire Sfndcnl 6l7WIWlfff6'6' Row 1: K. Corrette, H. Herzfeld, J. Savitt, G. Shafer, B. Swallow, P. Swal- low, C. Magno, 1. Arnold, L. Manekof- sky, E. Michaels, T. Early, A. Weichman, P. De Gruttola, E. Viscone, S. Bates Row 2: P. Parskey, N. Smith, D. Yush, M. Vasquez, R. Wetstone, C. Talbot, B. Lind, K. Krukas, M. Black, J. Wright, C. Larenson, L. Newton, N. Sklar, C. Sylvester, C. Burns Row 3: B. Rosenthal, M. Galas, D. Evans, L. Graziano, P. Gripes, C. Lynch, S. Weaver-Bey, M. Hayes, C. Burnham, D. Cordier, A. Car- ter, D. Case, R. Punty, C. Hendrickson, Mr. Grenier-Advisor junior finfnre Cencncrs 7I Row 1: L. Cody, M. Russo, D. Gagnon, B. Russell, S. Benmoar, M. Safford, W. Scott, M. Arnold, S. Wennerberg, D. McKee, M. Nadler, M. Iarngochin, C. Bishop, N. Claffey, C. Cardoso, C. She- monsky, K. Godfrey, N. Voyer, N. Smith Raw 2: D. McLaughlin, D. Nelson, D. Fuss, C. Botticello, S. Alvarez, A. Leite N. John, T. Birch, S. Willey, S. Krenze- lok, C. Clark, C. Cosman, L. Frigon, T. Early, N. Leete, T. Shelto, K. Hill Raw 3: Miss Pratt-Advisor, K. Dombkowski, G. Barnard, M. Soderburg, T. Carter, P. Gripes, P. Goldstein, E. Goodman, J. DeSanto, S. Newton, P. Kania, C. De- Santo, C. Goetz, M. Michelman, C. Skog- lund, S. Post junior 1664 Cfrvss 72 Raw 1: L. Greenberg, R. Field, J. Mattil, A. DiFabio, D. Yacobucci, M. Lagan, E. Michaels, J. Cosker, J. Brisson, J. Savitt, M. Scheessl Row 2: S. Cromer, S. Hayes, R. Kaplan, S. Byenski, P. Rothstein, M. Arnold, C. Sutton, D. johnson, W. Holmes, Q. Polnik, Mrs. French--Ad visor Row 3: R. Early, A. Hayes, D. Mc- Millan, F. Maloy, L. Pittman, A. Carter, H. Holcomb, D. Krenzelok, V. La- Rouche, G. Begin Sfufure Hvmcmakcrs Row 1.- I, Coleman, N. Walker, C. Bas- sett, P. Pearson, G. Watkins, P. Wasem Raw 2: Mrs. Weinstock-Advisor, A. Davis, A. Adoff, D. Simpson, D. Ryan, T. Slipchinski Rau' 1: W, Carter, L. Titus, K. Boege, R. Walder, A. Glassman, R. Weiner Row 2: E. Gardner, T. Eisenberg, M. Giunta R Kent I Levin C Ch stal , - , V , - YY , Mr. Mason-Advisor Row 3: D. Kjell- quist, R. Hoff, P. Sher, M. Siegal, P. Wasilausky Zafin 61116 Row 1: B. Gautreau, J. Hebert, Treas- urer, E. Wain, C. Magno, Vice-Pres., R. Olsowy, A. Glassman, P. DiCorletto, L. O'Laughlin, G. Wabrek, K. Bowers, L. Peterson Row 2: A. Kaplan, M. Patter- son, H. Holcomb, I, Clarke, R. Janssen D. Wallace, S, Brady, E. Kahn, D. Glass- man, P. DiCorletto, M. Robert Rau' 3: G. Ruchin, J. Davidson, M. Brady, D. Eddy, J. Hebert, Pres., B, Wilhelm, D. Carson, Sec., W. Fogerty, R, Rubino, M. Petty, Mr. Brown-Advisor v I 1 juniar Zfreigfz Pzwcy Mafh 61116 Row 1: H. Herzfeld, P. DeGruttola, M. Parskeyg secretary, C. Hendrickson, V. Pres., C. Magno, G. Gaskins, J. Savitt Row 2: J. O'Loughlin, J. Kline, P. Kania, W. Schremmer, L. Lotriglio, S. O'Donnell, Miss Hubbard-Advisor Row 3: M. Brady, B. Rosenthal, D. Case, J. Seidell, W. Klein, S. Slipchinsky, Ab- sent: R. Guinta-President, E. Michaels 73 l Senivr Qoreign Fairy Row 1: C. Aldrich, R. Kraimer, M. Abbott, S. Leslie, C. Speer, G. Farkas, S. Dilettoso, S. Lyle, J. DiLettoso, F Walker, B. Newlads, P. Dicorleto, A. Sasportas, A. Kaplan, J. Knight, S. Rimer, S. Turner, B. Wilhelm, Mr. Brown-Advisor Row 2: Mr. Under- wood-Advisor, C. Hedrickson, V. Voyer, I. Najor, S. Pitt, T. Early, C Magno, E. Fredericks, A. Glassman, M Patterson, A. Menchel, B. Dworman, B. Daily, S. Junno, S. O'Donnell, N DiCorleto, W. Jakabowski, S. jackson R. Punty Row 3: J. Davidson, D. Hall, R. Kraimer, M. Rosenberg, L. Harmon T. DiCiccio, 'R. Walder, G. Ruchin, A Melanie, P. Sher, J. Rogers, R. Nelson, P. Radding, S. Junno, D. Powers, P Wasilausky, M. Braidy, B. Yoreo ,Modern ?0rc'ig14 Zanguagc 61116 A 74 1 Row 1: T. Erlich, M. Frank, C. Laren- sen, L. Manekofsky, A. Corrigan, L. Newton, N. Sklar, S. Crocker, J. Wright, B. Bercowetz Row 2: M. Giun- ta, A. Adoff, A. Melnick, I. Goldin, P. Pearson, B. Wilhelm, A. Gaskins, W. Mitchell, N. DiCorleto, Mr. Nev- ers-Advisor Row 3: F. Rubino, R. Kent, P. Sher, P. Wasilausky, S. Parm- elee, R. Hoff, T. Eisenberg, C. Chry- stall Absent: W. Vogel Science 611111 Row 1: B. Sheridan, A. Weichman, Pres., M. Black, Sec.-Treas., M. Levin, J. Abramson, Miss McNamara-Advisor Row 2: Mr. Hurd-Advisor, T. Porter, D. Kyrcz, T. Flowers, K. Graziano, S. Weaver-Bey, K. Krukas Powers, T. Wiley, L. Ramsey Audio- Iisual 611111 I Row 1: D. Sapolis, S. Summit, R. Ris- tau, M. Petty, D. Bruno, Row 2: G. Ruchin, R. Baver, A. Adoff, D. Syl- verne, K. Boege, Mr. Zars-Advisor Row 3: R. Powers, C. Knox, R. Abrahm- son, D. Powers Phatagraphy 61116 CC Row 1: S. Elovich, J. DiLettoso, M. Patterson, C. Magno, R. Lostimolo, J. Deutschendorf, D. Yush, W. Tummillo, Row 2: Mr. Higgins-Advisor, K. Hill, G. Claffey, F. Jensen, M. Brady, J. Mumford, R. Gozzo, R. Churchill, G. Castellani Row 3: P. LaPenta, D. Powers, M. Pittman. J. Taylor, C. Guarco, J. Kowalsky, T. Goldman, T. Weaver, G. Williams Varsity Klub CC 75 Row 1: D. Leahy, D. Sapolis, N. Eld- ridge, B. Charbonneau, R. Long, D. Gerarde, B. Gleckler, B. Carter, P. Carey Raw 2: K. Bishop, W. Ector, J. Gamble, F. Jones, N. Lanclerman, J. Swanson, T. Malone, B. O'Neill, K. Hill, Mr. Felgate-Advisor Row 3: S. Lowell, B. Jolley, K. Taylor, J. Paull, R. Nelson, C. Guarco, P. LaPenta, D. Row 1: W. Godlin, R. Castellani, J. Oliver, D. Punty Row 2: J. Lynch, W. Janssen, A. Fragione, R. Voyer, Mr. JenkinsgAdvisor Industrial ,lifts 611112 Row 1: G. Castellani, G. Pangburn, J. Fragione, J. Mumford, R. Gallagher, R. Gifford, J. Deutschendorf, R. Floriani, J, Tausher, D. Yush Row 2: Mr. Mitch- ell-Advisor, S. Lowell, A. Fragione, B. Barnes, E. Gardner, D. Kjellquist, A. Adoff, B. O'Neill, A. Camelleri, A. Lupoli Hays' leader 60r,v.s' Row 1: J. Gamble, F. Swords, B. Char- bonneau Row 2: D. Powers, J. Paull, Mr. Felgate-Advisor 76 15514 Zfarzkliu Mr. Paterno-Advisor Row 3: D. Pow- ers, D. Powers, C. Guarco, J. Kowalsky, M. Brady, D. Kjellquist, T. Weaver, Mrs. Dorn-Advisor, R. Weiner-secre- tar E Kahn resident W ohn S Y, - -P , Q . J I, . Lyle Raw 2: S. Cromer-vice-president, J. Harris, D. Wright, J. Dolphy Pep Squad Raw 1: F. Rickman, J. Brisson, E. Gay- lor, R. Maglieri, R. Leveton, D. Stuart, L. Dembar, M. Rogean, S. Jeanfaivre, M. Melnick, R. Cross, R. Weisburd, N. Oliver, P. Lind, M. Abbott, S. Alvarez, K. Roberts Row 2: R. Field, N. Good- win, D. Holmquist, V. Stone, D. De- laney, V. Larouche, C. Weber, S. Tager, C. Kaplan, J. Davis, E. Rifkin, S. Pitt, M. Brown, S. Baratti, M. Zieky, P. Lapinska, Miss Sayward--Advisor Rauf 3: B. Vasser, j. Napper, C, Bassett, J. Zenowitz, L. Jainchill, D. Krenzelok, L. Page, W. Mazzucchi, M. Rubino, B. Gerard, C. Corn, H. Holcomb, S. By- lenski, T. Carter, C. Botticello, E. Paull Sight and 0146 Singers ,Modem Dance Row 1: K. Corrette, K. Krukas, S. Crocker, D. L. Kenney Row 2: L. Hunt, M. Black, S. Tager, B. Lind, M. Coit 77 Seated: B. Barnes, K. Taylor, T. Flowers, T. DiCiccio, W. Williams, D. Cordier, D, Goncluls, D. Hall, N. Goode, J. Stu- art, B. Vasser, C. MCGlau, F. Fuss, B. Vecchitto, T. Lupoli, T. Moore, D. Smith, R. Labers, Mr. Birch-Advisor Row 1: B. Goldberg, R. Field, S. Tager, J. Savit, R. Kraimer, C. Shemansky, R. Weisburd, B. jones, J. Corrette, S. Arnold, M. Melnick, S. Jeanfaivre, D. Leahy, B.' Newlands, T. Goldfarb, S. Alvorez, D. Hammond, C. Rucker, M. Shaw Row 2: K. Beckford, D. Sylverne, L. McLendon, M. Paterson, M. McDon- ald, B. Israel, N. Pawlak, B. Rosen, C. Magno, C. Huff, M. Levin, T. Early, E. Fredricks, R. Holmes, L. Pittman, M. Rosenberg, N. Goodwin, M. Zieky Row 3: P. Lyhne, R. Foster, B. Burke, S. Rubin, W. Ector, D. Glassman, J. Bor- atti, E. Rifkin, L. Page, L. Harmon, P. Widness, E. Evans, M. Petty, E. Ruchin, D. Olander, S. Moore, F. Bruist, R. Goff, E. Kindle, K. Beckford Smivr Khvir Row 1: K. Corrette, G. Han, A. DiFabio, P. Swallow, B. Swallow, B. Bates, L. Hunt, S. Scruse, A. Weichman, D. L. Kenney, A, Glassman Row 2: M. Flynn, K. Krukas, M. Black, M. Coit, D. Kucia, S. Crocker, C, john, A. Turner, D. Bruno, E. Kahn, Mr. Birch-Advisor Row 3: D. Dadiskos, C. Burns, B. Lind, J. Flowers, P. Gripes, W. Taylor, E. Dullea, C. Burnham, A. Carter, B. Katz B. O'Neil1 1 78 Hand ,Mllfcd Hlmir Row 1: F. Rickman, C. Aldrich, S. Turner, R. Field, R. Tarr, W. Dontzig, D. Kaplan, W. Schremmer, V. Clifford, S. Bates, Y, Goldman, P. Macachonis, K. Bryll, T. DiCioccio Row 2: M. Smiley, M. Bryll, J. Moss, M. James, P. Laiuppa, R. Jenssen, G. Watkins, F. Bruist, S. Schaefer, Y. Bruist, A. Turner, W. Stein- berg, L. Dembar, M. DiCioccio, D. Dorian, Mr. Birch-Advisor Row 3: A. Widness, T. Porter, P. Radding, P. Ector, B. Colton, R. Kent, D. Moss, J. Seidell, S. Seidell, D. Cohen, J. Levin, E. Quas- nitschka, M. Piqozzi, R. 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Castellanig D. Powersg R. Gozzog D. Powersg M. DCADg6l1SQ A. Fish king C. Kopcinskig J. Kowalskyg T. Wileyg M. Galluccig A. Lupolig D. Yush The soccer team, coached by Mr. Paul Ryan, finished the 1965 season with five wins, five losses, and two ties, with David Yush scoring the highest number of goals, and John Mainello close behind. However, this record did not qualify the Warhawks for the State Tournament. The tri-captains were Joe Mumford, Bill Tummillo, and Russ Gostyla. Selected as the Most Valuable Back was Joe Mumford while the Most Valuable Player was Russ Gostyla. Graduation losses will thin out the teamls ranks for the coming year. However, Mr. Ryan looks forward to a successful 1966 season. VARSITY SOCCER RECORD Bloomfield Opponent 2 Simsbury 0 3 St. Thomas Aquinas O O E. O. Smith 1 2 Weaver 1 2 South Windsor 2 3 Bulkeley 0 2 Simsbury 1 O E. O. Smith 1 0 Windsor Locks 3 0 Windsor Locks 1 2 St. Thomas Aquinas 2 0 South Windsor 4 8l SOCCER LETTERMEN Tri-C cz 11 laim: Russ Gostylawic joe Mumfordwfi' Bill Tummillowg Doug Powers Glen Pangburn Tom Moran Paul LaPenta Ken Hill David Yush Ray Gozzo Carlo Magno John Kowalski John Maine-llo Gary Castellani Greg Claffey Bob Lostimolo Roger Floriani Tony Lupoli Marc Gallucci Mike DeAr1gelis Smiars Row 1: R. Gozzog D. Powersg K, Hillg R. Gostylag J. Mumford Row 2: R. Floriani T Moran C Magno R Lostimolo W Tummxllo D Yush 82 Paul Hyun - 604:11 IV .mmwfefa iv f.. Jak lwsiiy Kaskefball Kfzeelzngf S Allen S Charizione J VanAllen, D. Cicero, P. Wilson, M, Pittman Slamiing: J. Pelkey, P. Wasilausky, D. Powers J Christian C Guarco L Sokol Coach Paterno During the 1965-1966 basketball season, the Warhawks earned an im- pressive season's record of 15 victories against only 4 defeats even though we were classed as a large CAD school for the first time. Sparked by the fine shooting and rebounding of co-captains Carl Guarco and Iohn Christian, the team started the season in fine style by easily disposing of Suffield by an 87-64 score and Northwest Catholic by an 84-65 count. In the next game, though, we met Windsor Locks' deliberate ball control game and were upset by the Raiders 47-49. Coupled with two defeats at the hands of St. Thomas Aquinas, this game led to our only disappointment of the season- failure to successfully defend our Charter Oak Conference crown. The most exciting game of the season was our return match with Windsor Locks. After fighting to a 22-14 halftime lead. despite the fact that the Lock- towners held the ball for several minutes at a time, we ran away from them in the second half for a 53-39 triumph and a tie for second place in the conference. As the yearbook goes to press, the Warhawks have stormed to a 71-66 first round CIAC Class A tournament victory over Pulaski of New Britain after originally being ranked 8th, Lettermen this year were Carl Guarco, john Christian, Duane Cicero, Marshall Pittman, Dave Powers, and Phil Wilson. Carl Guarco, the team's leading scorer, won both the rebounding and field goal percentage trophies. Marshall Pittman was the best foul shooter on the team and Duane Cicero had the most assists. The records this year were kept by Phil Wasilausky, head manager, who was ably assisted by john Pelkey and Carlo Magno. Xfff -, X. - Q xjkw 1 .,,'X 7. 1 VL' 1 'vi ii 27 52g?51 I if Je, ua S ix, i .fi ,.. A i' 13353 J MARSHALL DUANE JOHN CARL junior Varsity Haskefbull Kneeling: L. Lotriglio, M. Zawada, F. Flores, M. Duane, D. West, R. Davis, R. Colpitts Slanding: C Magno CManagerJ, A. Jackson, T. Evans, J. Clements, R. Eden, L. McLendon, Mr. Higgins-Coach IUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Bloomfield Opponent 74 Suffield 34 56 Northwest Catholic 43 61 Windsor Locks 36 54 Simsbury 39 68 Northwest Catholic 48 75 Farmington 35 49 Windsor 42 52 St. Thomas Aquinas 49 66 South Windsor 47 64 Rocky Hill 53 -57 Simsbury 43 53 Penney 44 51 St. Thomas Aquinas 45 50 South Windsor 30 46 Rocky Hill 28 50 Windsor Locks 30 49 Farmington 40 58 Penney 41 58 Berlin 29 Won 19 Lost O Qreslzlnan lgaskeflnzll , Kneeling: T. Chamberland, K. Aronson, L. Defeo, R. Najarian, R. Davis, E. Peterson Standing: Coach Mitchell, J. Bowman, J. Stockbridge, M. Duane, R. Eden, T. Evans, J. Davidson, R. Powers 87 e Vmfsify Hheerlwdcrs Row 1: J. Burbulis, Capt., Row 2: M. DiMeo, Co-Capt., K. Godfrey, G. Gaskins Row 3: T. Early, L. Monson, B. Bercowetz, D Bruno, D. Yacobucci The B.H.S. Cheerleaders have sparked the soccer and basketball games this year with new and peppy cheers. They have been excellent representatives of our school at the games, not only in their appearance but also with their superb spirit. The Captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders is Jean Burbulis and the Co-Captain is Margie DiMeo. Those receiving silver megaphones are Leslie Monson, Barbara Bercowetz, Debbie Bruno, Dolores Yacobucci, Margie DiMeo, Jean Burbulis, Patty McGuigan, Marylsou Bednarczyk, and Donna Bruno. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders have cheered the Junior Varsity Basketball Team, at both home and away games, to an undefeated season. This season's Captain is Liza Newton and the Co-Captain is Laura Manekofsky. Mary Lou Barb Debbie Teresa Margie juukfr lwify Hhverlmders Kneeling: L. Manekofsky QCO-Captj, S. Canter Slanding: S. Lyle, E. Baker, G. Miller, E. Newton fCapt.D, P. McGuigan, M. Bednarczyk ' GFHCC Kathy Patty Leslie Dolores pk 1 ' is -f ' I Cf Q Q51 jwaf. I 5 K . Q -' 3. 'L - sux! .Q , . L s i W ' SQ. b - ...saw - 2 Ni I 1 y ?5 ' 1. 2-fx A H r . vi, ' . WP ' Y? , -, .xi Q . ..-km Q . Nix,-.. QAMXSY 3255+ ak wq.,g:,,Qx.Wr.x Lx ..,,Ti, w fm- Mui. E' fire. SW - . .A 4 5' iw' f :?55E?,'Nii TP!-1 '51, ' A - . B ..,,,... ,. ,.a- ., Q , f ,W Vkkr k H .Q , A RAR ,lm t. 1. 5 iss'- -'i'-1 1,.Q :?9,,'f alvw-A.-a fg . V. - W . 21 ' ' A-ta,-A .' w '-'1f- . ' . - 'X Y- . k . t -t sf . Rum., 90 01 Varsity l6'asalfall Szanding: Mr. Mitchell, Manager Raw 1: B. Charbonneau, A. Caffee, S. Katz, R. Gutcheon, D. Yush, G. Pangburn Row 2: M. DeAngelis, P. Marandino, J. Deutchendorf, E. Widness, D. Greenberg, R. Stockton Row 3: M. Brady, G. Lee, J. Mumford, B. Gallagher, F, Jensen, T. Wiley, R. Machholz The 1965 Varsity Baseball Team closed its season with a record of seven wins, eleven losses, which did not enable the 'lWarhawks to qualify for the State Tourna- ment. Stuart Katz, chosen the most valuable player, had the highest batting average. The Babe Ruth Award was awarded to Frank Rubino. Joe Mumford had the most runs batted in and Fred Jensen had the highest fielding average. The manager, Mr. Mitchell, sees a winning record for the 1966 baseball season. janiar Varsity l6'ass!zall Kneeling: F. Flores, R. Guinta, M. Brody, B. Bain, R. Pellex, J. Tauscher, T. Vivolo, M. Zawada Standing: Coach Ochmanski, Man ager D. Sylverne, T. Lupoli, D. McPheters, K. Beckford, G. Gerarde, VI. Jones, F. Swords 9I JIM DAVE DAVE OE VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Bloomfield Opponent 6 South Catholic 4 3 Northwest Catholic 2 2 East Catholic 4 4 St. Thomas Aquinas 20 0 Northwest Catholic 8 2 Ellington 7 9 St. Thomas Seminary 4 9 St. Thomas Aquinas 3 2 Penney High 1 6 St. Thomas Seminary 10 4 Ellington 8 2 Windsor Locks 7 5 Windsor Locks 8 2 Penney 3 9 St. Anth0ny's 4 8 Suffield 3 3 East Catholic 16 Won 7 Lost 10 ART BOB PETE 31 '4- Lx 5 ,se fr G00 Zeam Q ia - T. Weaverg J. Kowalskyg T. Goldrnang R. Churchillg Mr. Nevers. The 1965 Golf Team finished its season with nine wins and one loss. This fine record qualified the Warhawks for the State Tournament. With Ricky Churchill as captain and Mr. Frank Nevers, the manager, the Golf Team scored two shut-outs over Hartford High School. The only defeat, suffered at the hands of Suffield, was by the very close score of three to two. The most valuable player was Ted Goldman. GOLF RECORD Bloomfield 3 East Hartford 4 East Hartford 4 Suffield 2 Suffield 4 Weaver 3 Weaver 4 Windsor 3 Windsor 5 Hartford 5 Hartford Won 9 Lost 1 Opponent 2 1 1 3 1 2 1 2 0 0 Cennis Zffronz TENNIS RECORD Bloomfield Opponent 2 East Hartford 5 2 Newington 3 4 St. Thomas Aquinas 1 0 Bulkeley 5 5 Pulaski 2 6 Simsbury 5 0 Weaver 5 6 St. Thomas Aquinas 2 2 Rockville 3 4 Penney 3 5 Newington 6 2.5 Pulaski 4,5 6 Simsbury 1 ow 1: Mr. Brown fCoachJ, 1. Hall fCo-Captj, W. Carter, D. Lelands, S. Elovich Row ' N. Pettycki, R. Tilley, R. Kaplan, R. Goldberg, M. Kowaleski, R. Kent Kross Konnfry Row 1: R. Tilly, D. DeFore, E. Gardner, R. Carter Row 2: J. DiLettoso, W. Trombley, W. Taylor, R. Flores, Mr. Daglio fCoachJ TRACK RECORD Bloomfield Opponent 42 South Catholic 80 59 Rocky Hill 63 39 St. Thomas Aquinas 85 72 Farmington 50 67 South Windsor 56 105 East Catholic 19 99 Windsor Locks 25 46 Suffield 76 Crock Zoom Kneeling: G. Branch, R. Simons, A. Glassman, P. Lauippa M. Forauer, C. Magno, M. Kurland, J. DiLettoso, R. Carter Row 1: B. Koss, R. Flores, R. Hoff, J. Hebert, C. Widness T. Allen, M. Gitlan, F. Leclare, W. Jansen fmgrj Row 2: M. Dullea, B. Barnes, J. Seidell, D. Powers, B. Trombley, T. Camileri, A. Fishkin, K. Hill, D. DeForge, D. Ryan' 95 Varsity Held Jfzrrkey Kneeling: S. Bates, A. Hayes, E. Dulleag F. Bruistg Y. 'Bruist Szrmding: C. Bishop, C. Johng S. Cromer, J. Cor- retteg C. Leslie, Mrs. Bellefontaine Every fall, the sight of clashing sticks and hard-hit balls reminds everyone that Mrs. Bellefontaine has started the hockey season. This year, the team suffered many defeats. However, led by their captain, Peg Brimley, they put up a good fight every time. A great forward line was sparked by Cheryl Leslie, Cindy Bishop, and Jan Corrette, and backed by Yvonne Bruist, Eileen Dullea, Sue Bates, Peg Brimley, and Wendy Ector. Freddy Bruist led the team in goals, followed by Cheryl John and Sara Cromer. At the end of our fun-filled and memorable season, we realized that, from our playing experience, we had gained many valuable lessons in good sportsmanship. junior Varsity Weld J-lrrrkey Kneeling: D. Delaney, A. Carter, A. Hayesg S. Wallace, G. Hayes Slmzdifzg' S. Alvarez, C. Bonticellog N. johng D. McGeeg B. Brown, B. Brimleyg Mrs. Bellefontaine Girls ' Varsity l5'askstlrall Kneeling: P. Swallow T. Porter, J. Spear, Y. Bruist, J. Corrette, C. Leslie Stana'ing.' B. Swallow, S. Bates, A. Carter, E. Dullea, P. Rollins, B. Rosenthal, Mrs. Bellefontaine VARSITY RECORD Bloomfield Opponent 11 E. Granby 23 17 Farmington 32 27 Rocky Hill 39 29 E. Granby 12 15 S. Windsor 18 14 Farmington 37 28 Rocky Hill 31 6 S. Windsor 33 The Girls' Basketball Team finished its season with a record of seven losses and one win. The cap- tains, Eileen Dullea and Pam Rollins, led the team to a fine victory over East Granby. Mrs. Bellefontaine, the coach, was pleased with the spirit displayed by the girls. Even though a few players will be leaving this year, Mrs. Bellefontaine expects an even better ,season next year. Girls' jaaiar Varsity lsaskstlrall Kneeling: J. Wilhelm, L. Stafford, B. Barney, C. Sott Standing: B. Swallow, S. Bates, G. Hayes, D. McGee, P. Smith, Mrs. Bellefontaine 98 Seated: B. Normoyleg P. Swallowg S. Israelg G. Petersong j. Gerardeg C. Leslieg L. Manekofsky Standing: E Dulleag D. Brunog S. Kellyg Y. Bruistg A. Carterg C. Bishopg J. Burbulisg Mrs. Bellefontaine Girls' Softball Sparked by co-captains Sandy Israel and Gretchen Peterson, the Girls' Softball Team Had an exceptionally good season. The season ended with a very successful record of five victories and only' three losses. Sandy audi Gretchen played extremely well and shared the Most Valuable Player Award. Sue Kelly was presented with the Babe Ruth Award for outstanding sportsmanship. The girls benefited greatly from the experience of working together and helping one another. The 1966 season should be even better under the astute tutorage of Mrs. Bellefontaine, the te-am's coach. SOFTBALL RECORD Bloomfield Qpponem 1 O Simsbury 22 22 Farmington 18 13 Canton 1 5 1 Simsbury 17 22 East Granby 2 9 Canton 14 19 Farmington 17 43 East Granby 18 .. , .-.. ,., A fa , ,,.f wi, :IEA , f ,,,. , W, LL,-1,.., fn .a X ' ff 1 FT H9135 , ., fmgrglg ,V 4 511155 Mary Ann Michalman leaves her quiet ways to some noisy junior. Dave Liebler leaves for Robert Hall. Bill Parker leaves for a Checkmate . Page Ector leaves amidst echoes of Take Five . George Varriale leaves his curls to David Milavsky. Susie Bates leaves her laugh to Barbara James. Henry Hertzsch leaves growing taller. Pat Pearson leaves peddling to Savitt's. Pam Trombley leaves thumbing a ride out of the school parking lot. Ann Weichman leaves with math book in hand. Cindy Sutton leaves without saying a word. Eddie Bieber leaves his suede boots to Larry Sokol. Diane Freedman leaves in silence. Holly Coit leaves for the Farm Shop. Frank Karas leaves waiting for Mr. Derboghosian. Fred Liebler leaves to listen to Bob Dylan. Bob Lostimolo leaves wearing a different hat. Brian O'Neill leaves focusing the television camera. Pam Rothstein leaves her hair styles to Sue Bliss. Ron Punty leaves detention hall. Dave Metzger leaves as soon as the bell rings. Bob Goldberg leaves for Central Connecticut. Barb Swallow leaves to do a toothpaste commercial. Diane Dadiskos leaves telling everyone about the greatness of the Greeks. Cynthia Burnham leaves her long hair to Terry Porter. Judith DeSanto leaves with a car-full. David Moss leaves with his biology book. Kathy Griffin leaves running out of gas. Kathy Corrette leaves for Trinity. Bob Baver leaves for Republican Headquarters. George D'Aloia leaves with heavy weather. Paul Gilson leaves without saying a word in English. Dave Kjellquist leaves with Mr. Doe mispronouncing name. Nick Petrycki leaves solving all the math problems. Rita Weiner leaves the guidance office a total wreck. Bill Yoreo leaves losing good morning games. Ann Davis leaves her brains to Debbie Glassman. Rich Maglieri leaves following Cynthia. Barb Lind leaves following her sisters. Kathy Hopkins leaves trying to spell Quasnitschka . Ray Gozzo leaves to make a pizza--with everything on it. his Will Tim Gilmore leaves being called Tom. Ann Corrigan leaves early to deliver the papers. Sue Crocker leaves for Glastonbury. Pat Carey leaves doing something right. Debbie Bruno leaves searching for a' B.A. degree Peggi Brimley leaves acid all over the floor. Dave Benware gladly leaves. Rich Castellani leaves his brother behind. Sheila Goldfarb leaves taking gym. Pete Marandino leaves for the Bloomfield Market. Phil Sher leaves for Clark University. Luz Helena Velasquez leaves as ugringo . . Dave Ryan leaves blushing. Richard Pelkey leaves in a hurry. Mike Mucha leaves as soon as possible. Tom Gilmore leaves with the Allusions . Brian Colton leaves on his Honda 50. Marc Siegel leaves his magazines to Hugh Heffner. Steve Parmalee and Charlie Allen leave being prep Alan Turner leaves wearing his letter sweater. Nancy Robinson and joe Fagione leave together. Gail Miller leaves being Miss Yankee Flyer. Paul LaPenta leaves reading H earl of Darknerf. Kathy Graziano leaves with a pixie . Eileen Dullea leaves her basketball ability to Sara Lyle Dale Cicero leaves his drawings to Wendy Ector. April Carter leaves in a grannie gown. Leslie Monson leaves her typewriter to anyone who will clean it. Doug Powers leaves the physics lab reluctantly. Laurel DiMeo leaves still forgetting her absence excuses Tom Moran leaves limping. Pat McGuigan leaves making room for her sister. Gail Larensen leaves for Connecticut General. Tony Maselli leaves for New York. joan Morris leaves to balance equations. Dolores johnson leaves mellow . Chmnmie Gunn leaves with a new head of hair. Francis Maloy leaves with a new hair style. Dolores Yacobucci leaves speeding. Nancy Larensen leaves in her Corvette. Dave Cohen leaves Mr. Birch regretfully. john Burbulis leaves his absence excuse in the car. Art Adoff leaves math class confused. Pauline Canny leaves still wondering what 'soul means. Margie DiMeo leaves writing letters. Ed Furstein leaves for the Seven Seas. Dave Greenberg leaves with a baseball bat. Linda Hunt leaves with a bottle of Real Lemon Juice. Steve Tager leaves for a deserted island. Don Beman leaves woefully. Trudy Carter leaves being absent at least once a week. Lynn Cody and Nancy Walker leave with Roy Rodgers. Ed Gardner leaves his slide rule. Dave Grzybowski leaves Mrs. Rotman after two years of Luckman. Jeff Curtin leaves saying Hi ya baby . Henry Anderson leaves still loving all the girls. Greg Claffey leaves to go to the barber shop. Richard Johansen leaves to start working. Keith Salmonsen leaves still thinking about Club Serenade. Rose Salvatore leaves with memories of Period D Home- making Class. Carol Smith leaves to babysit for her nephew. Diane Butcher leaves for the Navy. Joe Patti leaves to make another movie. Tom Malone leaves flirting. Cheryl John bequeaths her ability to have boy problems to a lucky junior girl. Ed Laramie leaves the shop sadly. John Rodgers leaves culturing algae. Steve Melnick leaves laughing hilariously. Donna Dumas leaves the Looking Glass behind her. Bob Theodore leaves as fast as he can. Sandy Weaver-Bey leaves her language ability to Priscila Kania. Bill Vogel leaves saying absolutely nothing . Carl Guarco leaves his basketball ability to Spanky. Libby Schweibish leaves being marked absent every day. Michele Hayes leaves her cackle to her sister Andi. Gayle Beck leaves to start housekeeping. Paula Gripes leaves the school in stitches Cookie Howard leaves cheering for Marshall. Barry Katz leaves trying to fix someone up for the Phi Beta convention. D. L. Kenney leaves her judo holds to any freshman who needs them. Dave Kershaw leaves following others to Robert Hall. Dave Kruh leaves carrying books to 109. Diane McMillan leaves competing with Carl Sandburg. Wesley Mitchell leaves to take Spanish lessons. 102 Steve Phillips leaves yelling A Bey . Angela Piccone leaves for a secretarial school. Eric Quasnitschka leaves borrowing food. Bill Tummillo leaves with special preference towards Northwest Catholic. Phil Wasilausky leaves smiling. Bob Walder leaves for the tennis courts. Greg Tinsley leaves happily. Lee Michaelson leaves political science talkatively. Claire Nordstrom leaves hoping to go to Europe this sum- mer Judy Cosker leaves the flame ever burning. Alan Glassman leaves yearning for more political science debates. Dave Katz leaves wishing he had attended more often. Barb Bercowetz leaves the reputation of COPACO to Donald. Debby Evans leaves with long hair. Marilyn Galas leaves in a Volkswagen. Rob Kent leaves with the silken tones of his trumpet. Sheila Grobard leaves with her college board scores. Jeff Goldin leaves for an Ulps party. Jeff Wassell leaves with empty oxygen tanks. Charlie Chrystal leaves sneezing. Rick Churchill leaves with his nine iron. Lorraine Bowers leaves still wanting to play basketball in period A gym class. Ted Turansky leaves making BHS bookmarks. Betsey Kahn leaves learning how to boil water. Avrohm Melnick leaves counting arm bands. Jim Oliver leaves his piece of pineapple pie in the 125 wastebasket. Duane Cicero leaves his shooting to Boo. Frank Rubino leaves trying to chemically analyze a mint julip. Mary Leete leave trying to look shorter. Ricky Hoff leaves to have his hair cut. Dorothy Kucia leaves talking. Eileen Goodman leaves looking for bigger and better things. Anne DiFabio leaves driving her classy T-bird. Mary Lou Bednarczck leaves looking for a blue Model A. Ellen Viscone leaves the key to her chemistry locker at home. Tom Allen leaves singing at his locker. Marshall Pittman leaves as Player of the Week. Barbara Venora leaves late. Nancy Smith leaves to be a D.J. on WPOP. Maureen Flynn leaves the Farm Shop under water. Daphne Clements leaves late for work. Carolyn Burns leaves teaching the senior girls Flemish songs. Norma Sklar leaves with the Sound of Music playing in the background. Penny Wasem leaves giving out Red Cross Buttons. Ted Stanko leaves the drama class never the same. Donna Bruno leaves in a Bonneville. Sara Cromer leaves her clothes to any worthy freshman. Dave DeForge leaves the track. Mike Giunta leaves his set of velours to his brother. Terry Erlich leaves to join the Israeli army. Dave Yush leaves filling in the bald spot. Ted Goldman leaves without his glasses. Frank jones leaves with an armband. joe Flowers leaves without a pass. Liz DeNapoli leaves chemistry happily. Roger Eickler leaves for the work-study program. Carlo Magno leaves as assistant basketball manager. Vick Maraschiello leaves quietly. Greg Stone leaves as homeroom representative. Bill Taylor leaves saying, The word broke the sword. Phil Washburn leaves trying to remember his lines. Mary Arnold leaves talking out of turn. Sandy Canter leaves wondering why she ever came. Peter Brown leaves his spats to his brother. Aaron Fishkin leaves thinking he has us believing he is quiet. Darnella Cordier leaves her editorial job to anyone who dares to take it. Art Caffee leaves in his green bus . Rosanne LaRouche leaves typing 100 words per minute. Rich Kaplan leaves for Spain. Pam Rollins leaves for the highestoski slope. Sharon Scruse leaves talkatively. Barbara Morrison leaves with regret. Bob Machholz leaves and is quick about it. Enrique Lopez leaves in his Super Sport. Aida Leite leaves trying to teach her cousin English. Laura,Manekofsky leaves for her father's store. Ted Sprague leaves his blond hair to Ted Slipchinsky. Andy Shepherd leaves ahead of time. Tom Waller leaves for his dogs at St. Francis Hospital. Allene Lichtenbaum leaves her height to her sister, Andi. Liza Newton leaves her flirtatious Ways to Mary Safford. Owen Romans leaves for Hartford. Jerry Rothberg leaves sleeping. Marilyn Nadler leaves for Canada. Pat Swallow leaves for English with her drawing pencils. George Williams leaves for the kitchen. Rusty Gostyla leaves for a weight-lifting championship. Marilyn Frank leaves for Springfield, hurriedly. Ronnie Wolf leaves with a straight face. Doug Simpson leaves with a straight face. jean Burbulis leaves for Fort Dix, New Jersey. Jo-Ann Cohen leaves to go shopping. Jerri Crelan leaves combing her hair. Karen Dellorso leaves sedately. jim Deutschendorf leaves to play baseball. Aaron Gaskins leaves being called Dodie. Steve Elovich leaves for the basketball court. jim Levin leaves in his Triumph. Dan Riccio finally leaves the library. Ted Eisenberg leaves to write an editorial to the New York Times. Margie Black leaves the chem lab in confusion. Nick DiCorleto leaves his trig book behind. Linda Donaluk leaves paying for all her beautiful clothes. Joan Ferrero leaves for Drug City. Ken Hill leaves for the ski slopes. Karen Krukas leaves as an alto. foe Mumford leaves for Pauline. Sharon Wright leaves with her hair cut. Corrine Shupe leaves for a wedding gown. Jim Roberts leaves for a greater political career. Moe Landry leaves his romantic poems to Carmen Fragione. Bruce Wilhelm leaves being a brain in Trig class. Chris Lynch leaves as an expert homemaker. Duke Gallivan leaves as a Romeo. Marcia Bryll leaves a sharp flute. Allen Jackson leaves gladly. David Olden leaves with a set of weights. Marie Seri gnese leaves to stack glasses at Robert Hall. Chris Sylvester leaves still collecting dues from 123. Barbara Normoyle leaves with a glittering diamond. Pat Vignone leaves smiling to whomever she meets. Judy Wright leaves standing up for her principles. Curt Dudley leaves the Student Council after four years. Neal Landerman leaves telling a joke. Cynthia Larensen leaves Spanish regretfully. Donald Punty leaves after a talk with Mr. Grenier. l03 ,:.1. Q ,.,: t,x, Q 1'f.1m 1. ,..,. x,.. , N 1 5 s E i 4 a S Qx E v W! ...swift To come to the United States was one of my greatest ambitions. I wanted to know more about your system of life, your schools, your language and your government. I also Wanted to tell you about my country. I must say, I was particularly interested in the English language because many of the books in colleges are in English. Too, in my country English is required for the better positions. In 1964, I learned about the A.F.S. Program from some students in my city who told us about the program and their experiences in the United States. They made it sound exciting and very worthwhile, so I applied. I feel that this is one of the greatest experiences in my life, and I found the people even more wonderful than I expected. I will never forget my American family because they became the principal part of my American life, they have given me love and understanding. They have made me feel like a real member of their family. One person that has helped me more than anyone else is Kathy, my American sister. I have made many close friends who have been very willing to help me. Also, I shall never forget the teachers and the students who gave me so much help in learning English. One of the things that impressed me about the United States was the pace of life. In my first weeks here, I found it very difficult to keep up with this pace, but now, I am racing around like every one else. Also, in my city I never learned to share in the household duties, but I have learned to help with all of them and I think that it is very good to know how to do these things, but I don't really like to practice them. School life in South America is different. We do not have the chance to choose our subjects. We are told by the government what we have to take -and we have more subjects than you do. Our school year begins the first week in February and finishes in the last week of November, our day begins at eight and ends at five with two hours off at noon time. Another thing, the teachers change rooms and the students stay in the same room, but the students are allowed to talk and stand out in the halls until the bell rings for the next class. There have been many moments I shall never forget: Halloween night with all the costumes, parade, and gaiety, the A.F.S. picnic when I received my charm bracelet, my trip to Massachusetts when I visited Boston, Gloucester, and Endicott College, the World's Fair in New York, an A.F.S. week end in Glastonbury and family picnics by the water. The basketball games were very exciting and something that I really loved. I enjoyed all the noise, laughter, cheering and excitement that went with each game and our team was real great. The most wonderful memory of all was a surprise birthday party that my friends gave me. I shall always remember that evening. I find it difficult for me to put into words how much this year at Bloomfield has meant to me, but I hope that some day some of you will be able to come to my country so I can return the kindness you all have shown me. enior dzndid The boys gym really does need those drapes! fl If vou can't ioin them, destroy them. Oh well, the match computer failed again. I06 ...Andintendays... CAFETERiAffQfg I don't care-Cover your lunch bag! What-no Looking G'Ia.rJ9 We're done. Drop the curtain-already! Pick on somebody your own size. ' 1-ru.:-i-w..1f.,fT,?,f 1 V 3 N If . . And whafs more-you stole our Canal! They promised us spectators! Respiration normal IO7 Mix 'ern' and match 'em and add one. 5 W Who me? Do you have any last requests? if 4 1 The future homemaker . . . ? Easy come-Easy go. Yeah, it's conceivably possible X i f ? . ,,,, 4:22 . 4 ' ' f 1 , E' gf. -My isii 2 r , ,sf x, ' 3 i ' We iff . A . bri, 2 , XX Home MMS ' l6'l0rfmHc'ld High Bmhfnsdumunerg 27 1 5 1 Q af! er upp Hmm! Hlass of I 966 X - W , xi! Wk .iziiii V XFX, ' f , m, L ,ji ,s 'F 1 gi Svrzwr Kecapfzvu 1 .,l. 'Wx 4 V, G. tif, ,., '-1:1 4 ' m Q MW V Ls H., Q J 455'- ff . W W . 1 M If Q, - 4..,,. 8 5 N'-X 4' 6'l'll0l' Ou! 'xA -mn 4'-2' f .U 1 f V ,. 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Chances are you would like io begin your career righf here in Bloomfield. We have challenging posi- lions which mighl inferesi you. Our Personnel Office is open Monday 'rhrough Friday uniil 4 p.m. No appoinlmenf is necessary . . . we'll be expeciing you. 1173.3 CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 900 COTTAGE GROVE ROAD 0 BLOOMFIELD. CONNECTICUT HOME OF BLACK ANGUS BEEF 335 CoH'age Grove Road Bloomfield, Connec'I'icu'I' Area Code 203 242-552I COPACO CATERERS CONNECTICUT'S FASTEST GROWING CATERERS COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE PARTIES I0 TO I,000 FANCY HORS D'OEUVRES AND CANAPES We Cater to -CLASS REUNIONS-SPORT NIGHTS-GRADUATION PARTIES- BOWLING BANQUETS HOLIDAY ROASTING OUR SPECIALTY WE ARE BY FAR THE LARGEST PROCESSERS OF FANCY BLACK ANGUS BEEF AND FRESH PORK IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT MEMO TO: THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '66 FROM: OUR ENTIRE STAFF A5 your Clem plootogrupherf, we ure proud of the purz' we bud in forming your yearbook. 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CONSUMERS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO A Complele Line of Brand Name Paris and Accessories Open Daily Till 6 P.M. Telephone: 242-858I 764 BLUE HILLS AVENUE BLOOMFIELD, CONN. MY FAIR LADY BEAUTY SALON 5 MOUNTAIN AVENUE BLOOMFIELD, CONNECTICUT Telephone 242-4223 TIBBY GROSS RIVARD OPTICIANS, INC. 96 JEFFERSON sr., HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Iopp. Harlford Hospifal Medical Builclingl formerly of 2I2 Trumbull S+., Harfforcl. Connecficul Conlacl' Lenses-Personalized Grinding in Our Own Laborafories-Precision Fi'Hing of Children Our Specially- Frames Io Fil' Your Personalily-Promp'I and Efficienl' Service 'ro All Our Cuslomers OPEN MONDAYS RENE F. RIVARD ARTHUR K. RIVARD Complimenls of MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK 70I PARK AVENUE BLOOMFIELD CompIimen'l's of BLOOMFIELD HOUSE WATKINS SERVICE STATION Towing Service - Road Service Tires - Bafferies - Accessories Day - 242-7763 Nife - 523-8954 thivuucv nfl 5 TUNXIS AVENUE BLOOMFIELD, CONN. PALMER ELLIS FURNITURE CO. 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