Bridgeport Central High School - Criterion Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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M Vibe IQ -I IL WMD JI, fd by J JM JH Qffpffy-L 'YN 'BVDSJY I I5 df, X xv Q3IQjj'Qf af' 4 QI CONT l:N fb Dedlcatlon Admlnlstratlon Currlculum Seniors Organazatuons Student Council Student Leagues Yearbook Personnel Dramatic Arts Musical Organizations Llngulsts Commercial Clubs Service Clubs Undergraduates Sports Feature PAGE 0 coo .x - ei ' ' ,.......................,..,.......,..... , 1 ' ' ' ...., ..,.......,..........,..... 4 .. 5 ' .l..............................,...... .. 12 ' .4....4......,,..,...................,..,,....,. 'I4 ' ' s,.,...,.........t,...,....,...,...s,. 56 ' s,........,. .....4.4...4........... 5 8 Criterion Newspaper ...,,. ............,...... 64 ' ......t,.....,.,,..................... 66 ' ' ' ........t....,...4,..., . 70 ' ' .... r.,..s.s......... .,.....,.............. . 7 4 ' ..s,.,r,s.,........r.,,..,. ,.,. 7 8 ' .....,........,....,.....,4......r.... 80 .,..... .. ,...,.....,.V................ 88 A,.4.....,.....t....,....,.............. .. 98 fs X Z ! I I I ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATICN ..-1-'lib MR ROSENBLUH Central, a friendly school Backing this motto, ns its friendly pr cupal, Mr Benlamin J Rosenbluh An alumnus of Central Hugh School Mr Rosenbluh has its best interests at heart After his graduation from Central Mr Rosenbluh attended New York B A , and M A degrees Mr Rosenbluhs able leadership and amiable attitude has won hum the friendship and respect of all the students of Central Hugh School HAZEL M BURRISS Assistant Principal B S M A Columbla RICHARD A MAYER Assistant Principal B S Teachers Col of Conn M A Columbia AGNES E COLLINS Assistant Principal B S B C S M A N Y U ROBERT W METZGER Assistant Principal BS U of Bridgeport M A N Y U 6 a 5 h L? B ,Y C3 Y-.V A- L ,,,,, U. . ,, . .,, . . . . . in- . . . , . . I I University and Columbia University, where he received B.C.S., B.S., , . . . . . . . Qi, -Q . . . Q 1 ,Q ' x.. V 'C . Lx Mayo C. Allen lMrs.l Commercial B.S., U. of Illinois 0-UP -1---' Gladys Bailey lMrs.l Clara P. Barnum Herman F. Belinski Home Nursing English Commercial B.S., Hunter Col. B.A., Middlebury B.S., U. of Bridgeport M.A., Columbia FACULTY Ernest C. Bono Industrial Arts B.S.E., Fitchburg Teachers Col. M.A., N,Y.U. YT? ! 's-, Jean E Burke Home Economics Framingham Teachers Henry J Buxton Raymond J Buzak Martha F Carless iMrsl Anthony l Cerulo Commercial English Home Economics History B S U of Bridgeport B A U of Connecticut B S U of Syracuse U of Connectucut o M A N Y U M A Fairfield U M A Columbia sw nun' IQ.-wo Mmam N Cohen William S Coley Arthur D Combs Natalie B Comen Thomas l Connelly French Science Dept Head Industrial Arts Latin English B A Connecticut Col B S U of Massachusetts B S Massachusetts State B A Connecticut Col B S Teachers Col of Conn for Women M A Columbia M A N Y U Teachers Col for Women 5 A -ui A, 'Iyf T! YQ Berenuce Daniels George M Deeb Grace S DeIVecchuo IMrsj lawrence E DeIVocchuo Frances P Dryer lMrsj MGTII Commercial Commercial Math Commercial B S Coe Col B S M S U of Bridgeport B S Boston U B S Teachers Col of Conn B S N Y U M A Columbia 7 s.,,- A I . ' EV' I I If if ,. 3 . f a.s., . ' . ' . s.A., . ' as ., g Q N, . . ., I . . ., . . ., . ., I . . ., . . . ., . 5 ' 4- x :iq . . IQTMQ ' j j 6 S C ,. ..e A . 9 I B I , ' ciie 1 --r - -.,..,. I .., . .., . . ..,... FACULTY ' P a M. Ducsay Shirley M. Eielson lMrs.l Arletta Etheredge Deloriese Evans Sclence B S Tufts U M S N Y U Musuc B M A Columbia f 'M NJ Sf,-f Margaret K Ford lMrsj Clolre E Gatos Math B S Smath U Library N H S Teachers Co English Commercial A B Pame U North Carohna Col Josephine A. Faggella Mrs Italvan B A New Rochelle V ff? if wr' oso K Gay lMrsl Charles Goerlg J Paul Z Gondos English English Latln A B Smlth Col B A Marletta B S M A Fordham MS U of Brldgeport M A U of Pennsylvama Glendon R Good John J Gramrgna Joseph W Grenda Ethel D Haverland lMrsl John Holley Englrsh Dept Head Spamsh Industrial Arts Nurse Physucal Educatron B A Amherst B S Fordham B S Indnana State U R N Bridgeport Hospntal B A U of Bndgeport M A Columbna B S Columbla M A Fairfield U gf-.9 1.03 Matthew S Humlnslu Matthew J Hunyadl Gwendolyn R Johnson Sylvla A Johnson Cecelia L Johnston QMYSJ Graphic Arts Math Dept Head Hnstory Math Commercual B S Teachers Col of Conn B S Boston U B A St Augustmes Col B S N H S Teachers Col B A N Y U M A Fanrfleld U M A Columbia M A Chucago U M S U of Bndgeport M A Forrfield U EII .S., . ., ' . ., . . ., ' . B.S., ' . ' crss ' ,t V , IQ -, if-1' I -1 i 5 2 , im. ' Y ,I E, A f -vi Y-1 1 - A A ' 7 ' X V ,N -, l, : 1 ft l . . ' . R . . W. ' , r. . . ., ' . B.S., . . . I. . ., ' . . ., ' . ., . ., Rt N . 2 t ' A . ., . ., - 'r l - - -1 I I - -1 - l B 31 T A J is t C A- ' xi T 15?-5 f A. ,V 'L ' 'M , .. , , M , ' 'fr . Q xgfm L' 4 i ,A-2 , K ' 4? ii T , , . ' 11 .., - . .., . ..,. ' . . . ., . . ., . ., ' . . ., . . ., . fi.. Xfki Jeanette G. Kasper Doroihy E. Keane lMrs.l Physical Educalion Science B.S., Arnold Col. B.S., New Rochelle M.A., Columbia FACULTY Alice M. Keating Elizabeih K. Kelly lMrs.l George P. Kelly Hislory B.A., M.A., Columbia Commercial English B.A., Tufts U. B.S., M.A., Fairfield U. M.A., Columbia Emanuel M Klemwald Seymour F Kosowsky Maih B S N Y U M A Columbia Malh BA NYU Edward C lovely ff fxwq MacDonald Math History B S Naval Academy B S M A Columbia fi ik Margaret E McBride History B A Alberfus Magnus sive l' Esfelle L McElroy Dramahcs BA Sf Elizabeth MA PhD Columbia 77fz4a,aK9z:-waii' Emil S ladyko Nathalie A Lamb Esiher C lewis Science Library Math B S M A Columbia B S Elmira Cal B A Mount Holyoke B S M S Ed D Columbia eff - Jdmc Emma L Magul Joseph J Marzulli Science Commercial Dep? Head Music BS Fan edU BS MA NYU BM Harf1ColofMuslc Martin P McGrath Theresa R M:Grafh lMrsl Peler C Miller English Math Road Training B S Teachers Cal of Conn B S Teachers Col of Conn B S Arnold Col 9 V 4 . ., . . . .1 . . . - -1 - -1 . - -I i - - -1 . ., . - -1 - -1 -I 1 0 . Z . M: if M , , I ll T w .., .., .., ' .., ' l..o ,X .., .., .., . ' - .Je 5 Q C 3 K... i 1 B 12- - , . 4 ' 'Q , ' f . f , u 151' 1 J , . FACULTY fig 'fi 'K 'WTP Therese R Montmmy Mary E Murren John C Nerreau Robert l Newall Wnlllam F O Bnen Home Economucs Hlstory r Hrstory C0rnmerCIGl A Albertus Magnus B S N H S Teachers Col B S Garfield U B S U of Notre Dame Frammgham Teachers Col M A N Y U 'N 7' W-4 Stanley R 0 Meara Joseph F O Nell Camllle E Reale lMrsl Edward J Rellly Rhea S History Dept Head Englash Commercial Coach Engllsh A B Amherst B A Nragara U B S Teachers Col of Conn Teachers Col of M A N Y U M A Columbla M A Faurlield U M A Columbia v'! '- VW' or- Stanley J Roman lols K Ross lMrsl Frances K Ryan lMrsl Margaret M Ryan lorette J Sherman Physical Education History English English Commercial B S U of Bndgeport B A Hunter Col B S N Y U B S Colorado U Teachers Col of Conn ',,.4. Frank J Slrnlco Carolyn H Terwllllger Earl A Terwllllger Dorothy Tlnsley lMrsj Stanwood B Towne History lMrsl Mechancal Drawing Physical Educatnon Physncs B S Teachers Col of Conn German N Y State U B S Teachers Col of Conn A B M A Clark U A B Wellesley 10 G' . if I , I , J, Q Iv J , . . . , . . . A ' . - B.s., B. ., . ., . . . . . ., . . ., . 'vm To rl l 8 K s, , f qw , , . . . 'J . ., ' . ., ' . . ., . . s.s., . fd? . fy, . fx . -f 'f Ps .A W5 ,v,,, If . ., . ' . ., . . ., . , , B.A., . ., . A Qs NX., 2 V' l A 'er YG ffl' .,.. FACULTY L... XF' hs 3 f'1y' l Q27 X-ftfgf: Lloyd W. Truman William J. Vaugh Charles I.. Vazquez Marion E. Verrilli lMrs.,AZ ' Guido Vitrella History English Science English' Italian M.A., Harvard B.S., Teachers Col. of Conn. B.A., M.S., U. of Bridgeport B.S., M.S., U. of Bridgeport Q B.S., M.A., N.Y.U. s Harold A. Watman Elsie H. Weston English History B.A., U. of Bridgeport A.B., Albertus Magnus M.S., U. of Bridgeport OUR FACULTY A AT WORK E AND PLAY - 5 75 F5-V' Marguerite M. Whalen Craig E. Wonder iM'5-i Spanish English A.B., Juanita Col. A.B., Col. of St. Vincent M.A., Duke U. E ., gsrmggg F gig.. p :qi -fu' ,. :fn If 2:-X T'rrz! X j f A CURRICULUM Central High School began in 1916 when more than a thousand eager students entered its halls seek- ing the opportunity to speak a language, to learn a trade, and, in general, to get a well-balanced educa- tion. Today, more than four decades later, its walls enclose nearly twenty-six hundred pupils, all endeav- oring to complete that course which will thoroughly prepare him for his future vocation. ln order to aid the students in obtaining the re- quirements for his particular field of work, it was necessary for the school to set up three different cur- ricula: College, Secretarial, and Practical Arts. Fresh- men may use the first year as an exploratory one in which to decide upon the curriculum they will want to pursue during their remaining years in high school. Another asset to the student in Central is its capa- ble faculty composed of well-trained educators, whose goal is to give us an adequate foundation for working and living in our democratic society. Each year, seniors leave filled with the knowledge that will enable them to attain success. Dressmaking is creating. -Q Let s check the figures carefully xv xjx rf 1 rv J 'Q -4 4+ W, Vw lf? A' SENIORS 13 3 fre Rex SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP-LEADERSHIP Row I: F. Sparano, B. Mazza, D. Stockman, A. Polena, E, Levitt G. Voigt, E. Genga. Row 2: S. Yoney, A. Grossman, J. Kaufman Approaching the climax of its senior year, the Class of '59 can be proud of its success. The Senior Mixer was the first social event of the year, closely followed by the Senior Trip to New York, where the students saw Westside Story. E. Guzzi, G. Kaleda, S. McMahon, B. Bues, C. Ray. Row 3: R. Engleman, J. Rosenberg, N. Soifer, S. Kelman, D. Portanova. The Importance of Being Earnest, the Senior Play, provided excellent entertainment for all. The Senior Banquet, held at Longshore Country Club, Graduation, and the Senior Prom put the finishing touches on four wonderful years. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: M. Lenotti, A. Esposito, B. Guice, C. Tomatore. Row 2: C. Piendl, F. Smerglinolo, D. D'Amico, R. Resta, H. Cosmo, R. Carraro, D. Smith, A. DeFeo, K. Kryzwick. - -,,,,,,...+-v--e YJ Q Let s Go To The Hop Sung Along With Me ROCK in Let s Play School Coke s a Natural ABRAHAM JOANNA Secretary Of her lund are very few French Club I 2 Jr Red Cross Rep 3 ml Club4 GSL I 2 3 ADIIMA JUDITH ANN Medical Secretary that hafrl Long may It wave LI 3 4 SL Rep2FN I atlnCu E E e her m lef n a Club I a Show I R eade dent ouncll Rep 3 I ALEXANDER LORRAINE SARAH ANNE Nurse Maldest of manners and gentlest of ways Soph Rep 2 Jr Rep 3 Italian Club 3 4 Ushers Gulld 4 FNA I 2 3 4 Asst H R Leader 4 ALLEN MARY CATHERINE Nurse All the world practices the a of acting GSL I 2 3 Treasurer4 Players Club I 2 3 4 Pnze Playsl 2 3 4 Ta nt Showl 2 3 4 Thesplan 3 4 YA one sf JoHN agfmozn L rlca bdfclan I enqath th t ell of quiet w oibb s what hes law 4 Asst Rep 2 Rep 3 n r Basketball I Intramural Soft ball 2, 3 4 ANNECHARICO BARBARA LOUISE Secretary Packed with dynamite IS she, Full of fun and fancy free Com'lute Rep I, Com'l Club I, 2, 3, 4, GSL I, 2, 3, 4, Jr Rep 3, Musical Org I, 2, 3, Talent Show 2 ARSENAULT ROGER LEO Marine Oh I ll get along BSL I 2 3 4 Intramural Softball 2 ARVONIO ROBERT ANTHONY Smger He can dance he can smg he can do most anything Italian Club Social Dlrector 4 Talent Show 2 3 4 Sensor Musical 3 Musical Org 2 Robed Cholr 3 4 Class Assem blues 2 3 4 BALLERINI Lll.l.lAN FRANCES Secretary In quietness Iles hidden friendship ml Club I GSL I Sec 2 3 4 Red Cross Rep I 2 4 BALTOVICH BRUCE WILLIAM Medlcme Let me have an audaence for a word or two Bankmg Rep I Jr Red Cross Rep 3 S 4 Rep 4 Crlt ness Staff 4 Italian Club 3 4 Bowling Team 4 BANKA LAURA LEE Married A bit of everything mce Jr Red Cross Rep 3 Coml Club L I 3 4 Gle C b Blbllothecs I 2 DE Club 4 BARTRAM HAROLD E Service A little maschlef now and then ls relished by the wlsest men 2 3 4 Spanish Band I Orchestra I BATTISTELLI, RAYMOND LOUIS Electronic Techmclan The unspoken word never does any harm Itahan Club 2, 3, BS L 1, 2, 3, 4 I9 ,e .Z ,Q 45? N. ,g aw dy we za x .4 X me BEATTIE SHIRLEY ANN Secretary from a little spark may burst a mighty flame L I 4 Fren Muslcal Org I FTA 2 3 AA Rep 3 Spanlsh CIub3 4 BECKMAN .IUDITH MARNER Speech Therapist Ambrtron plus Intelligence equals success FTA I 2 Soclal Director 3 4 Players Club 2 3 4 Student Councll Rep 4 Flne Arts Club 4 BEDDING DAVID Laborer Good nature rs a priceless gl BENARD BEN ISI' QATZIERIRE retary Happrly .rho goesx hcl' waystvrth a smrl for everyynb Bnblnothecs See V Jres. 3 Flies 4, Musical Org, I Robe and+Coeobrf.C 234fI're6s4prRep3 BENNETT DAVID RAYMOND To swam m the I960-64 Olympics A fish out ot water Swlmmlng Team I 2 Captain 3 Spanish Club 3 Pres 4 Latin Club 2 Soph Rep 2 Student Councrl 3 4 BERNARDO SANDRA C Teacher She rs gentle she rs shy But there s mischief rn her eye GSL 2 3 4 ClassComm 2 4 Coml Club 3 Alplce Club 3 4 Merrle Sen vener 2 AA Rep 3 4 BLECHER CAROLE IRIS Teacher One ear heard rt and out the other It went PersCIubI234FTA'I23 4 Spanish Club 3 Rep 4 French Club I2 GSL Rep 4 HR Leader3 BLOWERS GAIL M Dental Hygienist A lady of taste not display Ushers Guild 4 Com lute Rep 2 Class Comm 3 4 Jr Rep 3 Coml Club 2 BOGNAR LOUIS JOHN Engineer The best work m the world IS done by the quiet BSL I 2 3 4 French Club2 BO NAZZO LOU IS Drummer as a fnendly heart that has plenty ol friends Players Club I 2 3 4 Prog Director 4 Band I 3 4 Pnze Plays 2 Talent how 4 BONENFANT RONALD OLIVER Printer Lrte IS swell so are the girls Swlmmlng Team I 2 3 Asst HR Leader 2 Football J V 2 AA Rep 3 Rep 2 B S L I 2 3 4 Re BOVE LOUIS FRANCIS Electronics Engmeer O me oh my Ill get there by and by B S L 4 German Club 4 BRADLEY BETTY Married I love to dream of carefree days L I 2 3 4 Chorusl BRADLEY GEVON MATTHEW Business Admmlstratron The easy going type wang 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross Rep 'S' H R Leader 2 Intramural Baseball 3 I FT WW' BRADY EDMUND DINSMORE Marned To know ham rs to like hlm Cr Re D E Club 4 BRADY JUNE ELIZABETH Dental Hygienist You may think shes quiet and shy But walt hl you know her as well as G L I 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross p Meme Scrlvener 2 Spamsh Club I F N A 2 BRONKO CAROLE ANN Legal Secretary full of the dlckens but oh so sweet Alplce Club V Pres 3 GSI. Rep 2 4 Musxcal Org 3 Latln Clubl Coml BROOKS BETH ANNE Secretary It takes her a while to get gomg But when she does wowl ml Club I GSL 4 Leader 4 Bank Rep I 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross Rep 2 BROWN CAROL ANN Secretary Snlence IS golden so they say She s 24 carat all the way U ers Gulld4 GSL I 2 3 4 BRUNER KAREN ANN Educator True to her work her word her friends Asst H R Leader 3 Merrie Scrlvener I Muslcal Org I 2 3 4 French Clubl 2 3 4 Alllance Francoise 4 Talent ow I 2 3 BRUNO DANIEL ROBERT Busmess Silent and shy, but one grand guy Spclnlsh Club I, 2, BSL 2 3, 4, Base ball 3, Jr Red Cross Rep 4 21 BRZOZOWSKI DOROTHEA ANN Anesthehc Nurse A smlllng gfrl with many charms FNA 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Mer ne Scrlvener 3 Asst 4 Sponlsh Club 3 4 Asst Crlt Rep 4 BRZOZOWSKI EUGENE EDMUND Mechanic Why teachers get gray B SL I 2 3 4 Stage Crew I 3 Robed Choir 2 H R Leader 3 Players Clu I 2 3 4 Talent Show 2 4 919' A2 How t IS she? Just as high as our hearts I.LlKjEjWLPr s 4 F gt' DI or 3 c o Cnt at tnC I esz BUNOVSKY VALARIE Teacher Some think the world IS for fun and frohc and so do I G S L I 2 3 Social Darector 4 F TA 3 4 French Clu I 2 Ro Choir 2 3 4 Yearbook Worker 4 BURKE HAROLD FRANCIS Plumber Never an the scenes but always behind them Stage Crewl 2 3 Co Capt 4 Players u I2 3 BSL I 2 3 Thesplan BURLONE BARBARA JOAN Beautlclan Qulet and modest pleasant and dependable GSL I 2 3 4 Musical Org Mixed Chorus 'I Robed Choir 2 3 4 CALDAROLA BARBARA ELAINE Teacher Most people are as happy As they make up thelr mmds to be Robed Choir 3, 4, F N A I, 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, Itallan Club I, 2, 3, Jr Red Cross Oltlcer 3, 4, Class Comm 2, 3, 4 s.s.L, 1, 2, 3, 4, io. p. 2, 3, 4, 5 ' '. ' ' , . l '. f ' , ,. 'L . .s..,,,,. Re.3, j2 4i I I b , , , 2 , - 'l 1, f , ELI T NE ' .lo ist - . I I o V F 1 ' , . . 7 . . . , G.S. I, 2, , e. ' . nil '- I ' . 1 ' 5 '. r It , 4, It l. Ld P 5 '.fEd'. Club 3, 4. ' rd. 3 4, Players ub , 2, ec 35 , Pr . . X Col- I ---If 213, iI'I.R. , , , ' ' 1 I - , , , 1 - I, 2, , 5 b , 5 bed S f---ff'- CIb,,,l.,.f,,:.,'4. Sa ' 5 , ,,. ' f I f - ?? F CANAPETTI, LAUREL ANN Teacher Brown hair, dancing eyes, Always smiling, she's a prize. G.S.L. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Cervantes 4, Musical Org. 3, Jr. Rep. 3. CANTOR, ELAINE JAN ICE Teacher Good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality. Ushers' Guild 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Bibliothecs 2, 3, 4, Musical Org. I, 2, French Club 'l, 2. CAPOZZI, MARILYN JEAN Merchandise Buyer When there's fun she's always in it, Never still for half a minute. Jr. Red Cross Rep. 2, H.R. Leader 3, Crit. Staff 2, Com'l. Club 3, Class Com. 2, 4, Com'Iite 3. CAPRA, CAROL ANN Nurse A quiet personality hides a touch of much rascality. G.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross I, 2, 4, Sec. 3, Com'l. Rep. 2, Italian Club 3. CARRARO, RONALD JOHN Businessman Cheerful in nature and friendly indeed. Sr. Rep. 4, B.S.L. 3, 4, Rep. 3, Class Comm. 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. CASERTA, GLORIA ANN Married Cute personality, full of rascality. G.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 2, 3, Science Club 3, Ass't. Jr. Red Cross Rep. 4. CASINO, CHARLEEN MARY Medical Secretary Like a good book, she's bound to please. Italian Club 'l, 2, Alpice Club 3, G.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Merrie Scrivener 4, A.A. Member I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross Rep. 4. CATON, SANDRA Nurse The essence of poised self control. G.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross Rep. I. X . . X LJ fX 'MU , I 1 N w Y I ly 1 CEN RJ A DAQ! A 3 Tebc e X X ,Lt he qui: s it make for sp . B ard 4- elder 4- Ushersh ui , Id e Chollx-'3 Concert C i 4' X . , 8 ' , f . 3gF.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Players' Club I! , 3, 4. CERRETA, RONALD JOHN Success A friend in need is a friend indeed. A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, B.S.L. 2, 3, 4, Ass't. Rep. 4. 22 Platter Chatter 6 , ul' L . 1 . x 1 1, .1 .,A ., -, 1 1. ' , X CERRONE, ANN' MAURA ' Happiness K K I If's nice fo be palural when -L you're nafurally qlcel ' Class Comm. 2, 3, 4, LibrLlry16quad 2, 3, 45 Ushers' Guild 4, Yearbook worker' 3, Bus. Sfafl I, 45 G.S.l.. I, 2, 3, 4. CETORELLI JOHN JOSEPH Chemrsf I haven I much fo say n I 3 4 Ifallan CHARTERS JOHN Laborer Perpelually good nafured CHASE LUDLOW Laborer Boys will be boys CH IATRONI THOMAS JOH N Success To know hrm rs a pleasure As a frrend he IS a freasure CHENOWETH ROBERT JOSEPH F B I Agenf A woman IS an awful Ihmg buf I llke her S eCrewlAVA34BSl.l2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 2 3 4 CHEVALIER DIANE Married Good nafure bnngs many friends A CHISARIK, IRENE MARY Policewoman She's very quief excepf when she's falklng. Crif. Rep. I, 2, 3, 47 G.S.l.. 'l, 2, 3, 47 H.R. Treas. I, Spanish Club 37 Fine Aris Club 4, Com'l. Club 4. CIDOROWICH FRANCES JUNE Married Ready for mlschlel ready for fun W1Il1ng fo falk Io anyone A3GSL2 CLANCY MAUREEN E Secrefary Sweef quref and demure ml Club 4 FTA 2 3 Pla u 2 GSL 1 COCCO ANGELO ANTHONY Pnesf Lrfe goes on and on and Italuan Club V Pres 4 BSL Rep 2 4 HR Leader 2 Sr Rep 4 Rep 2 COCOZZA LOUIS C Navy If I fhmk I musf speak COFFIN ARLENE BARBARA Nurse Har manner IS carefree her splrlf gay In Club l 2 FNA l 2 Span u 3 4 GSL 4 Re 'I COFFIN leROY EUGENE Physlcal Ed Teacher Hand ham a plgskln and he ll show hrs mlghf 2 3 Sec 4 Foo 4 SWIWIMIHQLI 2 Baseballl 2 3 HR Leader I 2 4 Spanlsh Club I 2 3 Bad,2,,, 'c1ub1,2, - s.s.L. 1, 2, 3, 4. F.1-1. . , . .. , 3, 4. - Co'. 5 , 7 yers' ' Clbg ,2,3,4pA.A.l,2,3, 4. ' a,, Q'. .',A.Af B.s.L. 1, 2, 3, 4- I B.S.L. I, 2, 3, 41 ASS'l. Crll. Rep. 2. I ' Lal' , 5 . . . , 5 ish lag I---fi---ff Clb,, ...l,2,3,, p.4p 1 i I I - A.A. , 2, 3, 4. , . . . , ' ' - s.s.1. 1, , , . , :bull 1, 2, 3, : ' ' , : . , , 4: 2 gm. 5' k ,sin sf Q? l Q' COHEN LENORE JOYCE Execuhve Snrgfqry l have been In such a pickle since I saw you last GSL I 2 3 4 Coml Club 2 Apnce Club 3 H R Treas 3 COLLIER ANN MARBURY Teacher Wherever she goes whomever she knows lo everyone her friendliness shows A 'I 2 3 4 Musical Org 1 2 Bnbhothecs 2 3 V Pres 4 Class Comm 2 3 4 Ushers Gulld 3 4 Nufmeg 020 V Pres 4 COLLIGAN GERALDINE HOPE Marned A regular gurl fhe kind you lake French Club I 2 3 Sec 4 Alliance Francalse 3 V Pres 4 Ushers Gulld 4 Merrie Scrlvener 3 4 FTA 2 3 Musl ca Org 1 2 CONNELLY JAMES ANDREW Crlmmal lnveshgafor Happy people have many friends BSL 2 3 4 French Club2 3 AVA. 3 Musical Org 4 Flne Ar1s Club 4 CTI' Sfaff3 4 CONSTANTINE, CLAIRE ANGELINE CORRARO ROSE MARIE Generally qulef buf L 'I 2 3 4 Coml CORTINA FRANCES Nurse The mlldesf manner and the genflesf hearf L 1 3 4 lfallan Cl Ih Club l 2 Musical Org 1 R p 2 4 FNA l Us Guild 4 CORTINA MARY FRANCES Happiness A more amfable fnend will never found L ln Club T 2 Muslcal Org 'l 2 lan Club 3 4 GSL 1 Rep 2 Jr R p 3 TA COSGROVE FRED THOMAS Success Why should the devil have all fhe fun? Alplce Club T as 4 BSL 1 2 3 4 D E Club 4 Intramural Sofiball 2 MJ YL C TAN AROL ANN QE! lb W ll? , eauxherx Denial Secref ry F x X, A bllfhe hearf makes a b mln vlsage AA Rep 4, Jr R d Rep 3, 4, Do Conf I l , Blbllolhecs 'l, GSL 2, I Meme Scrlvener 143 NTE C Marned Vim and vrgor ull of pep She will always keep In sfep Players' Club l, 2, 3, GSL I, 2, 3, 4, CoJ'n'l Club 3, 4, Ass'l H R Leader 3, D E Club 4, Cnt Sialf l, 2 CONTE, ROSEMARIE EVELYN Teacher Busy here, busy fhere, To find her qulef IS somefhmg rare Alllance Francaise 3, Pres 4, French Club 1, V Pres 2, Pres 4, FTA 'l, 2, Sec 3, Treas 4, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Jr Rep 3, Ass't Sr Rep 4 24 flle has an lI18Xl'lq1ifIbl6 ssapply of Y 11 - alas X lc erlediler L3, 4, FJAI 1, 2,3 3, Ass HR Le ef 1, uafhm club 1, 2, sp-mu. Club 3, 4, Gsm -1, 2, 3, 4, Rep 1 Z COSTANZO, ELAINE DOROTHY Teacher Smarfly dressed, leaves one lmpressed Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2 3, 4, Cervantes 4, Crlt 'l, 2, 3, FTA l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Worker l, 2, 3 COULSON, ROBERT FRANK Success A fellow of good dlsposlflon German Club 'l, 2, Ass'1 Crit Rep 'I AAI, 2, 3, 4, BSL 'l,2, 3, 4, Ass't Jr Red Cross Rep 1 ' , 1 . ' I I , ,'-V Q - . 1 ' ' D D Beaufician M , I ' , l I . G.S. . , , , 5 '. Club 37 A.A. . . . . . , I f - , W 1 2 3 ' A f ., 5 . . . . ' ' ' ' ,, ' 1 . 5 , ' I P , . , , 1 2' gf A V I ' R - ,igfg FT D . 3' G.S. . , 2, , 5 ub 3, 4: hgh ,V in 1 -I ' I , 1 I ' - 1 1 1 Lai- I 7 1 I 2: all i ' ', ' . ' ' ' Crii. e . , 3, , . . . p hers' , , , i , i - fl ' A 1-f 4 5, , . . . 1, , V f , ,, I I wk - I - - . . . . be , , , . 2 ' - . 1 I ' s u . u . . .1 - - ' If of , , . f , r F -' - I F ' Ital' , 5 ,2, 3,47 ' l -1- Soph. .5 .e.7F...l,2. A n 1 , 4 I , , 3' ' . - 7 ' . . . , , 5 , 1 . . . re i D , U . . . A , - , - - - , , 1 , I - 1 , , I, . - . , - . , . X Q, ,' , ff 'X X 'X 4. CLASS TRIP Relax and ride A Rose is a Rose is a Rose Q1 A! , West Side Story Adeline is here Boys are the subject 4 1 5 ,1 ' f Crowded, lsn't It? Everyone, Please Smile Embrace me COYNE EDWARD CHRISTOPHER Professional Smger Musnc us the medacme of the mind Muslcal Org l 2 3 4 Robed Cholr l 2 3 4 BSL 2 3 4 Senlor Musical Talent Show I 2 3 4 Class Assem blles 2 3 4 CRAFT SUSAN CAROL Secretary Eyes with mlschlef glowing Blblvothecsl 2 3 4 Treas 3 4 GSL 'l 2 3 4 Com lite 4 Talent Show 2 Spanish Club l CRETER JOHANNA AMELIA Own Bakery Good sport good student good friend L Red Crossl 2 3 4 CRONK JOAN MARY Secretory Always witty always gay You Il hear laughter everyday Crlt 2 CoManoger Adv 3 Yrbk CoManager Adv 3 GSL l 2 3 CURGIO JEANNIE MARIE Marrlecl Not very tall but sweet and fair an liked by all C ass Comm 2 3 4 G S L 2 Coml Club 4 Musical O g 2 4 lal nan Club 3 Soph Rep 2 DALBENZO CAROLE ANN Teacher Ill flnd a way or make one Cheerleader 2 3 4 FTA l ltallan Club l 2 Spanish Club Yrbk Worker 2 Coml Club 3 1 DAMI each f the gr te I' asures of llfe ver hothecs u 'I o ep 3 Alpsce P DAMICO DOLORES ANN Married The only way to have a fnend IS to be one L 1 2 3 4 Merrie Scrlvener RplSr Rep4Coml u wwf ger ,- a song aftlfidaeart ZL u s 3 M 44 DA coL fQ 34Te Ro C t9lT 2 glint K Lf Z DAMORE JANICE ANNETTE Legal Secretary Personal appearance how It does count Alplce 3 4 Coml Club 2 3 4 Ushers Gulld 4 Jr Red Cross Rep 3 GSL I 4 Crut Stott DARGENIO ROSEMARY lnterlar Decorator Great talkers are little doeri Italian Club Sec 2 Comml Club 2 3 A 4 Jr Cross Rep 3 Sec 3 Blbluothecs 3 DECERBO CHARLES M Body and fender man He looks quiet but never puclge book by its cover 3 4 Jr Red Cr DeFEO ALBERTA MARIE Dental Hygienist A frfenclly smile reflects her personality Her many friends her popularity l B 3 Editor 4 F 'I 2 Social Director 3 V Pres 4 Span :sh Club 3 Sec 4 H R Leader 2 3 4 Itallon Club 2 3 Ushers Guild 4 DeLEON ANGELO JOSEPH Pharmacast Easy come easy go nan Club 2 3 B SL 'l 3 4 La A B Re 1 QQ ,qt NUI is 4? DeLEON PATRICIA A Nurse Happy am I from care lm free Why aren t they all content llke me? FNA 3 Spanlsh Club 3 GSL 3 4 Rep 4 Doll Contest 3 DELOS CHRISTINE Married make the most of all that comes DeMEO LUCY Private Detective A friendly nature a smfle sincere G SL I 2 3 4 Itallan Club 2 Coml u 3 4 oss I Flne Arts Club 4 DeNITTO ANNETTE LUCC IA Beautrclan Beneath thls mnld exterior a bit of mischief Iles Gl1234JrRedCrossRep3 ml Clubl 2 3 4 Latm DeNlTTO BETTY Nurse Quiet efficiency the key to success GSL I 2 3 4 Muslcal Org I Italian Cu I 2 Asst GSL Rep 3 name Club I, 4, GSL 2, 3, 4, Ushers' DeRlSO, MARYANNE P Secretary A modest gal who says but little GSL I, 2, 3, REP 4, Com'l Club 2, 3, 4, Jr Red Cross Rep 2, French Club I, FTA I, Musical Org I 27 DERR GEORGIANN Biology Teacher Ready for fun but her work well done Ushers Guild 4 FTA 3 4 Flne Arts Club 4 Band I 2 Jr Red Cross Rep N A DIMARTINO ISABELLA MARY Married She has a pleasant and fnendly way Comm lute Editor 4 Class Comm 4 Yrbk Art Bus Staff 2 3 4 Ushers Gulld 4 Crlt Bus Staff 2 3 4 Alpuce Club3 DIMATTEO ROBERT Carpenter Not too quvet not too shy hes ordmary guy Stage Crew I ltallan Club I 2 BSL DINARDO JULIE Success Isnt and sung whrle the world goes by DION NATALIE ANN Secretary She is held high m the heart of one I. I 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross Rep Comml Club 3 FHA 2 3 Us s Guild 4 DLUGOLENSKI, JOAN Beauhclan Tall and cheery, full of fun, She makes friends with everyone GSL 2, 3, 4, Players' Club 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, AVA 3, 4 DORSETT, ALI HUE Marme Rest IS the sweet sauce cf labor BSL 3, 4, Football 3, 4 .ml I I - I mf ., . ' , , - - If I - , . , , , , , - l I-pl . I I I 3: F. .'.I, 2.' I ,x-. ' I . . Q. ' - , I ' . Q iv, I , : ..2,3: '?Vf And the least of all that goes. 7 l ' .1 - f 1 ' . I , ' , L- . I . . ' . , I , an cl'L','fJl.Redcf ,2,3,4l 1 ' ' . I, 2, 3, 4. as . . . . ' I .S. . , , , 5 . . 5 I Co '. , 1 , I ' Club 2. NIM IV s . I . - ' G.S. . , , , : . . 2: - -- 1 f 1 I - i '. 5 . . . , 1 her ' l b , 5 ' . . . . . . ' . ' . ska? -.., ?l 3 NIL le. il DOYLE, DOROTHY FRANCES Married I have G hedrf with room for only one boy. G.S.L. l, 2, 3, 47 D.E. Club 47 Com'I. Club 17 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. DUBOS, KEN C. Mason Contractor He helps to keep our sports moving onward. Ass't. H.R. Leader 47 A.A. Rep. 47 D.E. Club 47 Intramural Softball l, 27 B.5.L. 'l, 2, 3, 47 Ass't. Jr. Red Cross Rep. 3. . DUDAK, JOHANN VALENE Lab Technician Truly a lddy, gracious and sweet. L Ushers Gu1ld 4 Class Assemblles 2 4 Class Comm 2 3 4 Asst Sr e DUNN SALLY ANN Housewife There is work to be dunn but the work can walt A 2Sp b u4GSLl EHRLICH EDITH ELEANOR Secretary Pleasant to know Spamsh Club l 2 German Club TA 2 3 4 Ta Show 3 F N A 2 ELLIS LYNDA RAE Happiness No lunch gained a poundl Crlt Adv Editor 4 Crlt Staff l 2 3 4 H Tr as FTA 4 Co Club 2 3 Comllte Staff 3 4 Law The wealth of the mind IS the on y true wealth l 3 Pres 4 Players Club 3 Stage Crew 3 4 Latm Club 3 Pres 4 Intramural S ftball 2 3 BSL 2 3 ESPOSITO, ANN UDINA Married Dancing is life itself. Jr. Rep. 37 Sr. Rep. 47 Cheerleader 'I, 2, 3, Capt. 47 Ushers' Guild 47 F.N.A. 2, 37 H.R. Leader 27 Musical Org. 'l, 2, 3, 4. EUSTACE, JAMES PATRICK Successful What should a man do, but be merry? A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 47 Crlt. Rep. 'I, 2, 3, 47 Jr. Red Cross Rep. 'l, 2, 47 Latin Club l, 27 Spanish Club 3, 47 Class Comm. 4. FALCO, THERESA C.P.A. A light heart lives long Ushers Gulld 4 Alpnce Club Commercial E FARRELL BARBARA ANN X Ray Technician Smcerrty has a charm all its own nth Club l 2 F TA 'I 2 3 F G S L 3 4 Rep 3 Cr1t e 2 Asst Soph Rep 2 FAUSTINE CLARA ROSE Secretary L 'I 3 Muslca Org Com Gay good nature sparkles in r eyes A Ice Cl 3 Clu 3 U hers ulld der 2 FEDERICI P untant N 1 g seems to dist Ita lan Club 'I 2 3 DE ow ang Team 2 4 Intramurcll e al 3 4 Basketballl 4 Track Team 4 FEFFER RONALD PhySlClCl'l With a sporting nature ever ready to please Robed Cholr 2 3 4 JV Basketball 2 4 Latin Clu 2 Re 3 4 , G.S.. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, . I ' ' : ' , 3, ' I . , , 7 ' . . R p. ' 7 ' 7 ' 4. 47 D. . 47 G.S.L. l, 2, 3, 4. W C . '. Fre , , . . . , , , .N.A. . A , F.N. . 1, , unish cl., 1, 2, D.E. 3: - 5- 1, 2, I I - f U R P- g 7 CI 1, , . .. , 2, 3, 4. : - - - - if lll ::' ' , 'ln 12255 Q gpfi- ' . ,- ' , 7 2, 3, G.S. . , 2, , ' 7 'l. V4 . 47 F. . . 2, 37 G.S.L. l, , , 7 lent b 7 ' ' .R 7, 7 .... lp' . 'V 7 . N I . , l , , LA al' ' I - ' im. J '. , ' 7 ', , , , l' , , , 1 - . - 1 5 l- Bd. 7 .R. e . 47 . . . 7 m'l. A I 7 U ' ll , , f' , , 2, , , . 2. , : 1 f 0 I ENGELMAN, RICHARD ALAN A , I 4 ,f , , 1 , Q Q I -. g ,ECU I t I , , ,I ' ' , - 2' , . - , . . - I 7' QD be - ' o 1 1 . . . , , 4. i ' ' I ' 7 ,Q-QpYQj'1:5 .f,k.,g. B.5.L. l, 2, 3, 7 ' b 7 B.S.l.. A 1, ' if . f .1 1-1734, ,S .7 -5 Q 7 5,1 P- 1 . e 's Study?'P CARM ERESA Falr fl remam long y th wayside Cervantes 3 V Pres 4 Muslcal Org 3 Rcbed Cholr 3 Spanish Club 2 3 Coml Club 3 Ushers Gulld 4 FERRANTE SUSAN LINDA Secretary Without mvschlef there rs no lay l 'I C C Com lute 4 Com lute Rep 4 Muslcal 1 A I Ass t A A Rep FERTMAN ESTHER MARION Happiness Srlence gives grace to women lute 3 4 Adv Staff 4 FLESHER BRIAN A Accountant Napoleon was small tool Yrbk 3 Assocaate Edltor 4 Players Club 2 3 4 AVA 2 Stage Crew 2 Cn Rep 3 AA Rep 2 3 4 FOWLER NANCY HARTT Secretary Her ways are ways of pleasantness Crlt Workerl 2 3 4 Alpnce Club 3 Coml Clubl 2 3 4 Merrle Scrlvener FULI.AM EDWARD AUGUSTINE Navy With laughmg eyes and a happy heart n 'I 2 AA 4 Musical Org I 2 GABCO PEGGY ANN Secretary Mistress of the gentlest of courte Alplce 3 4 Spanish Club Cer vantes Coml Club Cnt Staff 3 slca E cc s If o words '1 t y srl Intramural Softball GASB CII.lE AN Teacher trait of w be al talan Club 3 res4 t ll el ayers rg23 o d r 3 o Cholr 3 Mari? c-ARD L pf AJ rrlm Hostes g od :sim fy n t have lt? Ice Club 3 4 rs Guild 4 G S L C lClub 3 4 German Club I 2 Glrls Chorus 'I I ' n I . S 0 . ,. ., ' ., aaa, , ..1,2,3,4,s.s.L,2,3 c.s. . , 2, 3, 4, owl. lub 1, 2, 3, - , , - , ' ,. I ,. I I . 2: I. 1, 7 . Org. iF.T..: 1, .. .3. , ,- 3. D l Q ' ' . v , 'e e. French Club lg G.S.I.. I, 2, 3, 4, Com'- B.S.I.. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Re . 5 9 ' lub 4, , I It I l 'YB. l I - . I , 1' . ,s Co ,,:---: : 'D' I '2 rll. .1.. . ,, . F 'Mu. ' be , c - . M I yy ,xf, uf' ' l , H ' O ' C . . '. ,,,: ' ' ,2,3,4:,9A'f ffl... Ig G.s.L. 1, 2, 3, 4. , , -' 1 , 29 Ni Whats Caokln P 'P 'Se53zs - l l 1 . ,, . g. .. , , . .. 3 I - I . N . - . x -- Q L. N - s N ' l . ' ' . 3. S - . ' - I w . . 4. . . N S ' L n . . . l L ' ' . - - ' N . Q- . 4 I I - I N ' - ' , . .. N , n , ' ' -. , U . V, - G . . , 5 -n ,U al' . 0 'U A 'D :r . .. .. . . ., . . .. . N . 9' 5' 2' Q I . 5 F ' ff' ' l- '- I I- - - A ' yi . ' -, , I 4 i 4 . .. . . ra .. . ' :N ' an . . 1 . - :- . 5 . N .. -. , N . . . - .. , . N . X -. ' I N H , . 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'- I fi- fff'ff,zl,Q . 7, ll-5JiXl5LI5355ml5 ' lv gzf u T.il5l',Qf1-1' V . . f, - ., . ,.,lzlf?EMm.f,f,,,,,y.1, , ,vw ,W as em . : . :-Aggw, V. ,KW af I - I -,g,g3:,frgyg21lif Mgflfgggs 45:62fzigsqzzi-25,12 Wi I 1 'Z 4' f I '14 , A fu f ,Z f -E ,bfi H,r29lgg5:gfl,fgQg5v.5l:gf,:.,gwa5s'w2l!12f-242' ' ' ,,-.M GENGA ELEANOR MARY Teacher Those smflmg eyes porfroy a cheerful dlsposnhan Ushers Gulld Asst Head Usher 4 lan Club I 3 Pre 3 So Class V Pres 2 Soph Rep 2 Jr Rep 3 Yrbk Worker 4 GIAMPAOLO SUSAN CAROL Arrlme Sfewardess A smllmg girl has many charms Bab lothecs I F N A I 2 Lahn Club I 2 Ilallan Club 3 4 H R Leader 4 Ushers Gulld 4 GIANNATTASIO MARYAN N TH ERESA Beauhclan H s a friendly hearf lhaf makes many fnends GSL 2 3 4 Asst Jr Red Cross e 3 DE Club 4 Meme Scrlvener 4 GIANNETTINO LOUIS P Businessman Ma she s making eyes af me BSL I 2 3 V Pres 4 Varslfy ol 2 3 H R Lea er I 2 As Student Councnl 4 Track Team 3 4 D E Club 4 GIANNETTINO ROSE MARY Secrelary Full of fun and friendliness GS L 'l, 2, 3, 4, Alplce Club 4, Soclal Dlrector 3, Com'l Club 2, 3, Crn Rep I GIANNETTINO ROSELLE MARIE Secretary Bnghf and pleasing and full of fun Jr Red Cross Rep 'I Coml Club GILLEO ELLEN RUTH Laboratory Technnclon lndusfry makes all fhmgs easy Freshman Chorus 1 Muslcal O g 2 nch Club I 2 A I Re A 4 G SL GILLESPY RONALD Laborer He can laugh af himself Football 2 Cru? Rep 2 BSL 4 AA Rep 4 DE Clu GIZINSKI PAUL VINCENT Marine What s rlghf wlfh the world IS nghf wlfh me B 3 4 Spanish Club 2 AVA I 3 GLINSKY ROBERT JOHN Radio Technician He pufs all his problems away for a ramy day A V A 4 30 sf E- ee Kell n Kin 'N ew s Q 'S sailfiisl GOBY DAVID A Accountant One of the greatest pleasures ln life IS conversatuon Stage Crew 2 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 Dramatucs 2 Asst C t Rep 2 3 BSL 3 4 AA Rep 2 GOLDEN EMILI E ISABEL Married She smiles nods and passes on But leaves a pleasant memory Photography Club 3 GSL 3 4 HR Treas 3 GOMBAR ALBERT JOSEPH U S A F Prlot Because l l1ve quietly In the world I hear and see and say nothmg Spanlsh Club 2 3 4 Student Councll 4 French Club 'I Camera Club 2 Jr Red Cross Rep 2 BSL Rep 3 GORDON ROBERTA Legal Secretary She never yet was foolrsh that was farr Worker I Coml Club 3 Alplce Club 4 GOULA LOUISE HELEN Teacher Always ready wtth an answer lothecsl 2 GSL 'l 4 r Red Crossl 2 3 4 DE Club4 FTA 4 Cnt Rep 2 GREENLEE TERESA RAE Teacher One of our best a pleasure to know her French Club 1 2 3 Ushers Gulld 4 L T 2 3 4 Re GREENSTEIN HOWARD DAVID GREENWOOD JAMES FRANCIS Teacher Quiet spoken actlve mind Freshman Chorus 1 Band I BSL 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 GRIZ ANDREW A Electrical Engmeer am very fond of the company of ladies A I 3 H R Lead r 4 B 2 3 4 Soph Rep 2 Jr Red Cr Rep 3 GROSSMAN AARON DAVID Physicist He has a world of vartues found In few Character personality ability too Sr Class Treas 4 AVA 'I Captaln 2 P s 3 4 Latm Club 1 Pres 2 Pay ers Club 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 HR Leaderl 2 GROSSMAN SUSAN GAIL Teacher A well bred sllence always at command Spanlsh Club 2 3 4 G SL GSL Rep 4 GUICE BARBARA ANN Medical Technologist Qulet at first but look again Sr Rep 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Cervan 4 G SL B F N MM Pvt' ELIZAB T Socual or If s Ofll Us er UI Aff6 'C HAGEN KENNETH Books are for the classroom Mechomc amsh Club 2 3 4 B S L Let not busmess mterfere wath pleasure Asst Rep 4 Intramural Softball Bas kefboll 2 Tcleng Show 2 BSL Rep I Intramural Basketball T AVA 4 ,: ' ,: 5 5.-.'l, ' 5 '. ri. . , 5 , ,5 , , . 2,,5 .. .,3. . l O A.V. . ,2, 5 . . e 3, 5 .S.L. ' ' ' 1, , ,5 . .5 . oss .I 'fi .J re.,: Llllll-:li aablaovhm 1- GSL 1 2 3 4- Yrblc Q ' ' ' 2' 3' 4' . ' , ' '.' ,' ' ' F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Ushers' Guild 45 Ass't. aabr ,, ...,2,3,5J. . .5 ' ,, ,,,,,, 7... tes 5 ...3,45 'lo ob? uc ' ' M . o s. ' f I . t .I, ' , , 1. Pi IO .1 , ' '7 5 , b 3, l CI G.S..,,,, p.2. i h , .ldr ' Q Sp' ,fi---2,3,4, ' ' ' . 31 HALLAS ANDREW Laborer Fnendshrp rs the greafesi bond rn the world HANISH GEORGE Policeman Wake me up for my nexf class L 2 3 4 Ifalnan Club e Cross I LYNNE Jew er hy don I f e en leave one? Flne ub 2 3 Pres 4 Spanlsh 4 French Club I 2 4 Base F atb nd Baske ball Manager I HOFFMAN WILLIAM HARRISON lndusfnal Engineer Why fake life seriously? BS I 2 3 4 .lr Red Cross ep Crlt Rep 2 Sr Class Rep 4 HORVATH JUDITH JANET Medlcal Secrelary Happy go lucky full of fun Red Cross Rep I H R Leader HOXTER HILDA GENEVA Nurse A happy nafure gafhers friends I. I A R Arts Club 3 Program Chairman 4 Spanush CIub1 2 Cm Rep 2 Asst I HUBELBANK JUDITH SANDRA Commercial Arfrsl Silence rs more eloquenf fhan words Yrbli Co Ari Edlfor 4 SIUE 3 Players CIubI 2 3 4 Prlze PIaysI Musical O I 2 4 Coml Club 3 4 Ushers Gulld 4 HUDA BRIAN DONALD Denhsf every deed of mischief he haih a hand Asst BSL Rep 2 HUSTUS NORMA MARIE Married One grand gurl Coml Clu 4 GSI. I 2 3 4 Us ers Guild 4 HYATT WALTER ROLAND Engineer Here sweep fhese books away nor shaffer my brain foday Jr Red Cross Rep 1 2 AA Rep aim Club I 2 3 C R p 3 Coml R p I 3 4 INGRAM SANDRA LOUISE lnfenor Decorafor Musical Org 3 Merrie Scrxvener 2 r Red Cross Rep 4 Sr Play 3 Talent ow 'I 2 3 FH JACKSON CHARLES LEE Pr of A mlghfy man ln lhe game of sporf L 3 4 Rep I Baskel Varsity and JV 3 Baseball 3 Intra mural Baseball and Basketball 2 JACKSON JOYCE ARLENE X Ray Technician Behind fha! calm exlerlor an Imp of devllfry lies Ushers Gulld 4 GSL I 2 3 4 Mus: cal Org I 2 3 Freshman Chorus I German Club I JENKINS PATRICIA ANNETTE Execuhve Secrefary Good nature IS The beaufy of fhe mmd AA Rep I 3 4 GSL Rep 2 Musical Org I French Club I Ifallan Club 2 32 bl-1 ,Q we Argyfkgggwl .vfiig 9 'Q Q MQW? Q' 31' 114 Elem nta cher sc I f mg a laye u 4 Yrb Typmg F T A F Mu a Org J ISONNA LUC ILLE ANGELA Artist If m class there s some fun Ill be there on the run eaderl 2GSLI234 3 Coml Club 3 4 Student Councll 4 Ushers Gulld 4 Com llte 3 4 JOH NSON FRANK Draftsman He vs the rare combmatron of oddity frolrc and fun To relish o lake and regorce at a pun Asst H R Leader I Intramural Softball 'I 2 Com lute Rep 3 J V Basketball 2 Color Guard 4 JONES TATIANA Secretary Quiet sweet and full of fun Crlt Rep 4 Jr Rep 3 Alplce Club 3 Coml Club 3 4 Com lute Rep 2 Mer ne Scrlvener I KALEDA GEORGIA LYNNE Elementary School Teacher The herght of fashion Combined with pleasing personalrty L I 2 3 4 Class Comm 2 F TA I latm Club 2 Student Council 4 Ushers Gullcl 4 KAPLAN MARTIN ALAN Veterrnarran I like work lt fascmates me I can srt and watch at for hours Intramural Softball 2 3 .lr Red Cross I I 2 3 4 Players 2' German Club 2 3 4' Intramural Baseball 2 3. KAUFM N JANICE MILLICENT Ha pin ss ' d vitali a Us r a Club I, m, or G. CI 7 PI ' I I 2, , Prize s 3, cal rg. 2, I 3, , SGC. I ed o ,3,' Crit.-Y X 2, 3, Man. ltor 4: ol.lX 3. ,gm KELMAN STUART LAURANCE Rabbr Never rdle a moment Band and Orchestral 2 3 4 AIIState Band 2 4 Stage Crew I 2 Captann 3 4 Players Clubl 2 3 4 Star Thes- pran 3 4 German Clubl 2 3 Schol Ldr Pm 3 KENNEDY THOMAS RAY Naval Career Laugh and the world laughs with you AA 2 3 4 SpanlsI1Club2 3 BSL 2 34 KING BARBARA JOAN Marriage :t's a good trrend you need she s a frrencl Indeed GSL I 2 3 4 Fashion Show 2 FNA 4 KLEIN HERBERT Engineer Tall friendly gay and free long will you travel trll hrs equal youll see Stage Crew I 3 Players Club I 2 G rman Club I 2 3 Crlt ep KLEIN JACK Music Arranger Musrc hath charms to soothe a savage beast Band I Muslcal Org 2 3 4 BSL 2 3 4 Stage Crew I KLUCZ BARBARA KAY Housewrfe By the work one knows the workman LI234AA3JrRedCr S JOA A1 Otllce Wor - G.S.l., , 2, 3, 47 Com'l lub 'I, 2, 3, XCom'lite Rep. Ip ' ers' Club If ibliothecs If Crit. Stott I, 2. ef THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS Let's make it a double wedding. 9 lj., .,', ' 5 , . , ,Y ' 5,4 47' .I 7 y Q 2' Lady Bracknell waits. I will not permit it. KOSMA HELEN Pnvate Secretary Short and sweet p 3 r ep 4 Comllte Rep 2 Coml Club 4 Bib llothecs 'I KRYZWICK KATHERINE MARION Fashlon Designer A busy bee leaves no time for sorrow Players Club l 2 3 4 Pnze Plays 2 Musucal Org 3 4 Robed Choir 4 Stu dent Council 4 Sr Rep 4 LABAK JOAN MARIE Oftlce Worker A natural person ns never out ot place ml Club 4 GSL Red Crossl 2 3 4 LaCONTE VINCENT Laborer Always leave them laughmg LAMOUREUX JANET ALICE Airline hostess She greets you with a smile Stays happy all the whale Camera Club 1 2 Sec 3 Coml Club Tr as 4 Alplce 3 4 F HA 2 3 Crnt 4 G S L LANCASTER CAROL SANDRA Marrrage She comes so late she meets herself gorng home G L'l234ComllteRep3 st 4 Coml Club4 LANCASTER GEORGE F Muslclan A qunet boy ns he but quite a fine one we all agree BSL 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Cervantes 3 Asst Crlt Rep 3 Intramural Sports LAROS WILLIAM STEVEN Happiness Smiles go a long way toward lfkiktflg a hte gay Cervantes 2 4 Pres 3 Spanish Club l A 4 Red Cross Rep 3 LEKO JAMES ALBERT Navy lm as happy as can be Cause everything s all right with me BSL 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 LENOTTI JEAN MARIE X Ray Technician Full of cheer and tull of pep Makmg fnends wrth every step Treas 4 DE Club 4 Coml Club orusl 2 LENOTTI MARY ELIZABETH Teacher A happy dasposman reveals a merry merry heart Chorusl Cnt R p 'I 2 Asst Sr Rep GSL LEVIN CAROL JOAN Legal Secretary Lets live now lite IS short French Club 1 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Musucal Org 2 4 Robed Cholr 4 Crlt a 'I Crlt Rep 2 3 LEVINE ADELE Blologlcal Research The fun ot life IS Irving Stage Crew l 2 3 4 Prize Plays I 2 3 4 Players Clubl 2 3 4 Crlt StaH 'I 2 Ed Bd 3 Yrbk Worker 3 A550 crate Editor 4 Robed Cholr 3 4 LEVITT ELLEN ANNE Doctor Work IS the meat ot hte and pleasure the dessert Muslcal Org 2 3 Pres 4 Schol Ldr Pm 3 Crlt Ed Bd 3 Feature Edutor4 Players Club 2 3 4 Talent Show 2 3 Dir 4 36 aff LIBERATORE EVELYN Beautlclan Calm modest steady and sure L Re Cross FHA 3 Coml Club3 LIVINGSTONE DAWN MARGARET Teacher Srlence IS as great an art as speech Cr1tStalT4 GSL 4 LLANOS CARMEN IRENE Nurse Good GLTIOFIS crown themselves G S L 2 3 4 Ushers Gulld 4 Spanish u 3 4 A F TA 4 Arts Club 3 4 LOCONTO JOSEPH ANTHONY Commercial Artfst The boy that loves and laughs must surely do well Student Councll Pres 4 Yrbk Bd 4 4 Sr Pla LONGWAY ARTHUR GILBERT Electronfcs The wonderful condmon of doing nothmg 2 LUBOV ARLENE MARILYN lnterlor Decorator The talk starts when she walks ID GSL I 3 4 Muslcal Org 3 4 pan Club 3 4 A 4 Asst Crlt Rep LUCAS NANCY ANN Teacher She can t frown she never tnes Com lute 3 Asst Edltor 4 Ushers Gunld oml Club 3 4 A 3 LUMLEY LAWRENCE GERALD Arr Force I go through life w1thout a care 2 3 4 Alpuce Socua Dlr 4 HR Leader 4 Jr Red Crass Rep 2 Intramural Softball 3 Basketball 2 LYNOTT MARGARET MARY Housewife Cheerful as the llvelong day L I 2 3 4 F1neArts3 ec Coml Club 3 4 Crlt Rep MACCHAROLI ANTOINETTE MARIE Secretary She takes l1fe as 1t comes Alplce Club 4 Coml Club 3 Jr Red ossl 2 3 4 Com lat Rep u 4 G S L 2 3 MACOL GEORGE NICHOLAS Lawyer A groin of garety seasons everythmg BSL 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Jr Red Cross Rep 3 4 Spanlsh Club D E Club 4 Cr Rep MAGNUSON ROBERT Tool and due maker If sports were musrc he would be the whole brass band BSL 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Intramural Softball 2 MAINIERO ELIZABETH Nurse My favorrte study IS man Muslcal Org I 2 3 4 Robed Cholr 3 4ComlClub34FNA234 e rts Club 3 V Pres 4 Jr Red Cross Rep 4 MAINIERO RICHARD JOHN Accountant e most mamfest srgn of wlsdam ls contmued cheerlulness Spamsh Club I 2 B SL 2 3 4 ntra mural Sports 3 as.. 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. d 1, 2, B15-L I ' Q ' 1. '- 3: - . . , . . I I 3- - , L G.S. . , , , 5 ' , Corr. S . ' ' ' ' ' ' 45 ' . , 5 ' . . 4. Cl ,I 5, F.lN. . 3, 45 . . 5 Fine Cr ' I I 7 I I e ' 27 D-E- , , Cl b 5 . . . , , 4. Talent Show 3, 45 Flrenlch Club T5 25 2: 3: ' u I ' hi I I 1. B.s.L. 1, 2, 3, , . y 4. ' ' , A. s.s,L. ,3, 4. Q 'I' ' ' I f ' . I D I I I . U I i S - ' ' I . , , A, 1 .'Fin, ash , , FLA. 1, 3, 4, .A. 1, A' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 3, , ' '. ,4. ' ' ' ' ' ' : ' . Th ' ' ' 45 C '. I l, 5 F.T.l . 45 G.S.L. l, ' , 5 . . . , , 5l - 2. ,4- . 37 is i , 3 S- 4. A' A..,,,n-1, is .a:,2?3 Y' I 1 S.. .N V ii al 'Q MALI NE, FREDRIC MICHAEL Pharmacist Make him a sporting proposition and he's interested. Class Treas. 2, 3, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, Latin Club Officer 2, German Club 3, 4, Red Cross Rep. 4, Class Comm. 2, 3, 4. MANCINI, PATRICIA RACHELLE Beautician Generally speaking she's generally speaking. Freshman Chorus I, Com'l. Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Fine Arts Club 3, 4, G.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Leader 2. MARELLA, JoANN CHRISTINA Child Psychologist JoAnn's a girl who's really grand, Success is surely at her command. G.S.L. 2, 3, 4, Com'l Club 3, 4, Com'- lite Rep. 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross Rep. 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, Merrie Scrivener 2, 3. MARINELLI, MIRELLA Secretary She powders her face with sunshine. Com'l. Club 2, 3, 4, Fine Arts Club 4, Jr. Red Cross Rep. 'I, 2, 3, 4, G.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4. MARESCA, JACK DONALD Business Man He is truly happy who can make others happy too. B.S.L. 2, 3, 4, Italian Club I, D.E. Club 4, Banking Rep. 3, Intramural Softball 2, Evaluation Comm. 3. MARQU ES, MA RY ELIZABETH Nurse A little time for laughter, also, time for work. G.S.I.. I, 2, 3, 4, Ushers' Gulld 4, Alpice 3, 4, Com'l. Club I, 2, 4, Fine Arts Club 3, 4, H.R. Leader 1. MASTRI, CLAUDETTE ANN Elementary Teacher A good athlete, a pleasing personality, Could you ask for anyihing more? Italian Club 'l, 2, 4, Social Dir. 3, A.A. V. Pres. 4, Class Comm. 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, Players' Club 2, A.A. Rep. 3. 38 MATOS, WILFRED Electronics Engineer Man is a thinking being, whether he will or not. Softball 'I, 2, B.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4. MATTEY, JOHN ANDREW Engineer A quiet tongue shows a wise head. B.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Treas. 2, Bowling Team I, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Leader 3, 4, Student Council Com. 3. MAZZA, ELIZABETH MARY Medical Secretary Honors achieved far exceed those that are created. Italian Club I, 2, 3, 4, Ed. of Italian Newspaper 3, 4, H.R. Leader 3, Crit. Rep. I, G.S.L. I, 2, 3, Rep. 4, Com'l. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Comm. 2, 3, 4. McMAHON, SUSAN LOUISE Journalist One with high ideals and ability to reach them. Crit. Staff I, 2, Ed. Bd. 3, Editor-in- chief 4, A.A. Rep. 2, Bibliothecs 2, Social Dir. 3, 4, G.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4, French Club I, 2, Alliance Francaise 3, 4, Fine Arts 3, 4. MELLO, PATRICIA ANN Fashion Designer Nothing is impossible to a willinq heart. Com'lite Ass't. Editor 4, Ushers' Guild 4, Com'l. Club 3, 4, Alpice 3, G.S.L. l, 2, 3, 4. METZGER, THOMAS EDWARD Businessman A man of few words. B.S.L. 'I, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Leader 4, D.E. Club, V. Pres. 4, Intramural Softball 3, Color Guard 4. MEYERS, RALPH LEE Surf Board Maker Give to the world the best you have, And the best will come back to you. Musical Org. 2, 3, 4, Players' Club 2 3, 4, Prize Plays 2, 3, Yrbk. Worker 4 Baseball 4, Student Council 4. 1 1 CCI. + Match 'Z .4 , '41 I . AE -V . M-new ,ff 1 i Boom!! Q MIKKELSEN, VINCENT PETER Architect Life is swell. B.S.L. 2, 3, Rep. 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Crit. Rep. 2. MILLER, SAMUEL Accountant He does good to himself who does good to his friends. Class Social Dir. 2, 3, German Club 'I 2, A.A. Rep. I, Intramural Baseball Basketball 2, 3, Soph. Rep. 2, Jr. Rep: 3. MINALGA, llLl.lAN HELEN Teacher Whatever she attempts in the future, You can rest assured she will do well. Cervantes 4, Spanish Club 4, F.T.A. 4, French Club I, 2, Jr. Red Cross Rep. I, G.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4. MINTO, FLORENCE MARIE Secretary The best is yet to be. Jr. Red Cross Rep. I, G.S.L. 2, 3, 4, Ass't. Rep. 4. ' MiNroN,' IQEGINALD WILLIAM ,Y Pro Basketball Player Nat only good in sports, but a good sport. . . Class Social Dir. 3, 4, A.A., Member- :at'Large 3, Pres. 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4, A.A. Rep. 2. 39 t 1 MOLNAR, MARION ELIZABETH Army Wife Painting is the poetry of the hands. Yrbk. Staff 3, Co-Art Editor 4, Com'l Club I, 2, F.N.A. 3, Talent Show 2 D.E. Club 4. MONACO, ANTOINETTE Secretary With kindness for all and malice for none. Com'l. Club 2, 3, 4, Italian Club I, Com'lite Staff 3, 4, G.S.L. I, 2, 3, Rep. 4. MOONEY, JAMES MORGAN Air Force Good nature and good sense are a pleasant combination. Football 2, B.S.L. 2, 3, 4. MORAVEK, CORNELIA ANN Model Nice to know wherever you go. H.R. V. Pres. 3, 4, G.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Com'l. Club 2, 3, 4, Players' Club I, 2, 3, 4, Soph. Rep. 2, Crit. Rep. 'l. MORLANDO, ANGELINA MARY Secretary A penny for your thoughts. Class Comm. 3, 4, Com'l. Club 2, Ital- ian Club 2, 3, Red Cross Vol. Worker 4, G.S.L. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Ushers' Guild 4. 1 , 1 MORRISON ELEANORA CLINE Teacher A personality that always pleases Alpnce Club 3 4 Coml Club 1 2 Merne Scrlvener 3 Ushers Gunld L 2 3 4 Flne Arts Clu MOSKOylITZ MARILKIV RUTH ima Spbech IS grea bgnt SIICHCE 5 greater Plc?ersrlClu 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 Musl a rg 2 4 Stage Crew MOST IRIS Teacher As merry as the day rs long Spanlsh Club 2 3 Musucal Org 2 3 4 Robed Choir 4 Yearbook Worker FTA 4 Student Council Rep 4 MOST LINDA JEAN l B M Operator She gnves her tongue no thought Crlt Staff 'I Spamsh Club I F NA Coml Club A Com lute Stall 4 Rep 4 MUCHERINO ROBERT R Laborer Above all a fine fellow BSL AV 2 Jr e Cross Rea 3 AA Rep 4 DE Clu ,wh-...:z' in 1 MULLIGAN COLLEEN MARGARET Secretary There s a little devll dancing In her laughing lnsh eyes GSL 4 I if w MULLINS DAVID H Engineer Always In high gear Intramural Softball 3 Italian Club S 4 Cr Re NABEL YVETTE SANDRA Physacal Therapist Whatever rs worth domg IS worth doing well Musical Org 2 4 German Club 2 3 4 Latln Club 2 Asst HR Leader Ushers Guild 4 NOWELL JOHN THOMAS Engineer The country gentleman AVA 'I 2 Jr Red Cross Rep I Latln Clubl 2 BSL 3 4 Class Comm OCONNOR LAWRENCE JOSEPH Mechamcal Draftsman Ambmon can creep as well as soar BSL 2 3 4 JV Football 'I Crit Rep Jr Red Cross Science Club 3 Keep It light keep It gay. mm, '1- HESJ I I 4 J 1 he . 0 . V lf, gg A My V . . I iw . 9- M 7 ' ' . , . . . , . Y ' , 1 ' . , , 4: ' ' , . . I , . 4? I G.S,.'l,,,1' b3,4. , j 1 1 - A1 fi-1 ks' I 1 MIC! Jr' 'ln ull! I J'l1l fit LJ, pile ,J 5, J1: . . M .L L 2, V A . 'I 'Of 11 nl ffvw v 4 , X y ' Ac t LIL f l l 'D ' . . 7, ag ,' ,gr A , V . - - . .35 A ' I Al I .I I I ' 1' lv cfm . swf! 2, 3, 4, ushers' Guild 22 B- -L 2' 31 I l'- P- 2- 1 4. 1 , V ' SP :iffy : ' I , 42 I - 1,57 '. ., '42 '. : ' : - . . 2: , , A I I , , ' I- 5 I . 5 ' ' , i - - . , 1 - 3- 1 If . a I D ' . I I ' . . . . 2, 3, 47 . .A. 1 . R d - - - 1 , I - - I - - to I I N 1 P .I bi 1,-A.A. Rep. 1, . 2, 3, ' 40 V , J OKONNIKOW CYNTHIA MARIE Teacher Nothing is rarer than true good nature F T A I 2 3 4 Ushers Guild 4 G S L 2 3 4 French Club I 2 Span Club 3 4 H R Leader 3 OLIVER ELWOOD FRANCIS Electronics Technician Minding my own business gust gomg along BSL 3 4 Intramurdl Softball 3 Jr Red Cross Rep 4 OSIKA BARBARA Secretary Cheerfulness is a great asset L 1 4 Co Clu Players Club 2 3 FHA 3 PACE SALVATORE Accountant Big oaks from little acorns grow C Rep 4 BSL 2 3 4 lntramu al Basketball 2 Intramural Baseball 3 PACIFIC FAITH CHRISTINE Private Secretary Sweet and content to go her own way. Crit. Rep. 2- Players Club 2- G.S.L. I - m . b . PAGANO MARY ANN Nursing Quietly she came and went, On her work her mind intent. ..L.I, , ,4g Jr. Red Cros , , PALAIA, LAURENCE RALPH Civil Engineer l am sure that cares are the enemies of life. B.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4- PANAGOS CONSTANCE Secretary s a friendly heart that has many friend! GSL 4 Jr Red Cross 4 PAOLETTO ROBERT DAVID Businessman Not for himself but lor the world he lives BSL 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross Rep 2 PASCARELL SYLVIA Medical Secretary A friendly smile Ita lan Clubl Crlt Stafll GSL 'I 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross Rep 4 Chorus PASCUCCI VIRGINIA CAROL Executive Secretary Without a smile the world is like wilderness L 1 3 4 Playe c Coml Clubl 2 3 4 Comhte Rep 3 AA Rep 4 Jr Red Crossl 2 3 4 PATRIGNELLI JAMES WILLIAM Beautician He goes where he pleases And pleases where he goes. B.S.L. 2 3 4- Italian Club 1- Com ite Rep. 2- Intramural Sports 3- D.E. Club 4- Com I. Club 2. PEDERSEN NORMAN RAYMOND Happiness Life without sports is not life. . .. 1, 2, 3, Social Dir. 4, Foot J.V. 3, Varsity 3, 4, Sr. Rep. 45 Jr. Rep. 3, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2. PEEBLES, GARY Mechanic The patient man is always at home. Camera Club 37 B.S.L. 2, 3, 4, Ass't. Home Room leader 3, 4, Com'lite Rep. 1. 41 gk - Yu 'se 'N I 3 T - 1 fl - .R .r ,Pi X f -Q n X -. 1 4 W PA l IIA PELLE BARBARA ANN Secretary She conquers her troubles with a smile L I 4 Alpnc V Pre It lan Club 1 2 Jr Red Crossl 2 PERELKA ROBERT CASIMIR Technician Conversation and a good time are his mayors otballl 3 4 BSL 2 3 4 Jr Cross Rep 4 Color Guard 4 Intramural Sports2 3 4 PERLMAN MARSHALL Accountant He s loads of fun he rates A I owllng Team 4 Talent Show 4 BSL PETROVICK ALBERT EDWARD Lawyer Mrrth and fun come fast and furious Rep I 4 BSL Rep 3 Ro Cholr 3 Band I French Club 2 Latm Club 4 PICA, GENE AMIDIO Teacher Congemal, cooperative, and cheerful Stage Crew I, 2, A VA I, 2, Cnt Rep 1, 2, Players' Club I, 2, Italian Club 2, 3, B.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4. PIENDL, CHARLES WILLIAM Happiness Sports is his middle name. Football Varsity 2, 3, 4, Swimming I, 2, Track 3, Co-Capt. 4, Sr. Rep. 4, D.E. Club 4. PIETRINI, JOAN Marriage A happy disposition reveals a merry heart. PINTO MICHAEL JOHN Chemist IfldIYldUClISi in every way GrmanCIub12 3 4 BSL 2 3 POLCHOWSKI PATRICIA ANNE Nurse The sincere alone will recognize sincerity Student Council 3 Ushers Guild 4 Latm Club I 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Cer vantes 4 Class Comm 2 3 4 POLENA ADELINE MILDRED Teacher Cute snappy full of lun Known and liked by everyone ass V Pres 3 F T A 'I Soc 2 es 4 Sch Ld Pm Robed Choir 3 4 POLLACK BARBARA A Legal Secretary Always busy on the go Spanish Clubl 2 Blbllothecs 'I Coml Clu 3 4 Crlt Staff4 GSL I 2,3 WMM 2.2 1 fisf Q X PON Secretary Lf! So full of heart Com'l Club I, 2, 3, 4, Player C b , G.S.L. 'I, 2, 3, 4, Musical Or . , , 4, Com'lite 3, 4, Merrie Scrivener 4. POPLAVSKY, JEAN Teacher A good book is a wonderful lriend. G.S.L. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Cervantes 2, 4, Treos. 3, Fine Arts Club 3, 4, Musical Org. 2, 4, Girls Chorus 2. PORTANOVA, DANIEL DAVID Success A good mixer, a swell pal. Class Pres. 2, 3, 4, Schol. Ldr. 3, Class Comm. 2, 3, 4, B.S.L. 2, 3, 4, Yrbk. Worker 4, Intramural Sports 2, Musical Org. 4. 42 My aka., WM SQ v BQ Q POTTER, CAROL Office Work A good friend at all times. Commercial Club I- G.S,l. 'I 2 3 . PRESTON THOMAS EDDIE Dlsc Jockey Mischief with a Southern accent Band I Chorus 2 3 Camera Club 2 B 3 4 PRUSSIN JOANNE Teacher To know her well is to like her better Yrbk Worker I 2 3 Photography Edu tor 4 Players Club I 2 3 V Pres 4 esplan 2 3 4 A Musical Org 'I 2 3 4 Robed Chalr 3 RABOVSKY THOMAS PAUL Commercial Artist Arhstlcally mclmed BSL 'I 2 3 4 Intramural Softball I RADZWILLAS PETER CHARLES Electromcal Engineer Glve me an audience for I om about to speak Student Council S c 4 J R ep 3 Bowling Team 3 4 Swimming Team 3 obed Cholr3 4 BSL I 2 RAGONA DIANE MARY Executive Secretory If the world like It not so much the worse for them L I 2 3 4 H R Leader 4 Co u I 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross Rep Merrie Scravener 2 Chorus 2 RANALLI PATRICIA Elementary Teacher Confusion now has made masterpiece Latin Club 2 Coml Club 3 FTA Soph Assembly 2 Class Comm 2 3 43 RANDALL, BONNIE DALE Marriage Give to the world the best you have. m I, Club 2' G.S.L. 'I 2 4' F. . 'I- Com lite Rep. 2- A.A. 2. RATNER JOAN M Pharmacist There s no medicine to make a woman silent Soph Rep 2 Jr Rep 3 Jr Red Cross 2 Ushers Guild 4 FTA 2 Spanish Club 3 4 RAY CAROL ANN Mathematrcran Caurteous friendly and well liked by so many GSL Sec 4 AA Sec 4 Yrbk Worker 3 Typing Editor 4 Schol Ldr Pun 3 Latin Club 'I 3 Sec 2 Student Council RESTA ROBERT ANTHONY Medicine Strike up the band Band 'I 4 Italian Club I 2 Latin Club 3 4 Fine Arts Club 2 3 4 Sfudent Council 3 Asst Sr Rep 4 RIVERA MYRTELINA Secretary A good heart is better than all the heads in the world G L 'I 2 3 4 Asst Rep 4 Fasln Show 3 Doll Contest 2 3 4 Coml C u 3 F H A 3 RIVNACK MARYANN Marriage e most beautiful thing in li e s freedom of speech ROBERTS CAROL ANN Secretary Cheerful company shortens the miles G LI2 3 4 Chorus2 RODRIGUES BETTYLOU Marnage The flrst duty of a woman IS to be pretty L Rep 3 A st Leader 3 Coml Club I 2 3 4 Chorus Crlt Rep 2 F H A ROSE JUDY DOREEN Laboratory Technician Charm and style with a smrle German Club l 2 Sec 3 Muslcal Org 3 Ro d holr 4 AA Stage Crew 'I Players Club 'I 2 ROSENBERG JACK ELI Scientist A great mmd a great fortune makes Pla ers Club 'I 2 3 Pres 4 Stag Cew I 2 CoCapt 3 4 Band I 3 4 German Club l 2 3 Yrbk Worker l 2 Jr Board 3 Schol Ldr Pun 3 ROSENBLATT BERNIE Pharmacrst The man who has no music In htm ls a man not to be trusted Band I 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus 'I B S L Rep I 2 4 Swlmmlng Team 2 German Club I 2 Spanish Club 3 4 ROSSI LORRAINE R Teller Rather shy but folly fun GSL I 2 3 4 Commerclal3 4 AA l Commerclallte Ass Rep 1 2 3 4 RUIZ LUCIDALIA Success She IS wise who talks but Iztt e Spanish Club 'I 3 GS L l 2 3 RUSSO MARTHA MARIE Secretary A stlll small voice L Ita u G S L Rep 3 A A Rep 4 Commercial 2 3 4 Merrie Scrlvener 2 RUTKOWSKI ARLENE MARIE Alrlme Hostess In school she s quiet and demure outslde well we re not so sure GSL l 2 3 4 Spanish Club'l Talent ow 3 4 FTA C Com lute Rep 4 SAKOWITZ NADINE PATRICIA Physlcal Theraplst Kmdly speech maketh many frlends L l 2 3 4 Talen S ow 'I 4 Mus Org I 2 4 German Club 2 3 4 Crlt Staff 2 4 Ushers Gulld SALANTO CALIOPE ROSE Secretary A Iundly smile she gives to all GSL 'I 2 3 4 Junior Red Cross Rep 'I Italian Club 'I 2 Talent Shaw 1 Coml 2 SALITO BARBARA ROSE Good Secretary A gurl wlth a charming and wmnmg way L 'I 2 3 4 Red Cross Rep Coml Staff 2 3 Crlterlon Staff 3 SAMMIS WALTER RENE Eledromc Technician matters not how long we live but how uce Club Pres 4 BSL 1 2 Rep 'I SANTOIANNI LOIS CAROLE Marriage Silly chatter delights me not GSL Rep I 2 Ushers Guild 4 Yrbk r 'I 3 Red Cro R p Itallan Club 1 Crlterlon 2 3 SATTANI MARLENE VALERIE Happily Married A good manager IS hard to find GS L Rep 'I 2 3 Commercaal Club I 2 D E Club 3 Home Room Ldr 1 Red Cross Rep l Crlterlon Staff 44 il' 'v'7 1.3 -at 3 ns., lim L. 'Q s SAUM, KENNETH ASHLEY Engineer His flashing smile and blond hair caused many a girl to turn and stare. Student Council Rep. 41 B.S.L, 4, Chess Club 4, Intramural Softball 3. SCIANNA CECELIA FRANCES Secretary I like the Air Force GSL I 2 3 4 Commercial Club SCINTO DENNIS CHARLES Businessman I don t have a care in the world 3 4 DE Club Trea AA I 2 3 4 Commercial Club 2 4 Ass Student Council Rep 4 SEFERI FLORENCE CONSTANCE Nurse Her personality will lead to her success L L u Spanish Club 3 4 Players Club 2 SEFERI HELEN Marriage Her friends are many her foes are there any? I. I 3 4 HR Lead r ss 3 DE Club 4 Commercial Club 4 SEGNERI PHILIP A Engineering Girls look up to me they have to BSL 2 3 Pres 4 Football Squad I 2 3 4 Baseball Squad 2 3 4 German u I 2 3 Red Cross Rep 2 3 s Org I 2 3 SELENKO ROSALIE MARY Airline Stewardess The mirror of all courtesy Musical Org 3 4 Robed Choir 4 Robed Custodian 4 Players Club 3 FTA 3 4 Class Committees 2 3 4 Ushers Gulld SHERWOOD, CLAUDETTE ANNE To be happily married Live Wire G.S.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club V. Pres. 3, 4, Com'lite 3, 4, Ushers' Guild 4. SHURKO .IoANNE MARIE Nursing To live long it IS necessary to live slowly Pla ers Club 2 3 4 G S L A 3 4 Prlze P a Ushers Guild 4 SIMMONS ELIZABETH FRANCES Social Service Worker She doesn t blush her face just gets red Mus Org 2 3 4 Players Club 2 G S L 3 4 H R Lea French Club 4 Talent Show 2 4 SMERAGLINO NANCY ANN Secretary l use soft words and hard arguments L I 4 GSL Re 3 4 s 2 Coml Club 2 3 4 Class Committees SMERGLINOLO FREDERICK PHILIP Physical Education A good sport and a pleasant corrpamon 2 3 Treas 4 Football JV Football Varsity 2 3 Co Capt 4 Base balII 2 3 4 AA Membersat Large 3 AA Rep 2 3 4 Classkep 2 3 4 SMITH DOROTHY L Teacher A light heart lives long Senior Rep 4 AA Rep 2 A 3 Coml I 2 Class Committee 4 Spanish Club I 21 Alplce 3 4 SMITH ELIZABETH ANNE .lournallsm Still they gazed still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all she knew Ushers G lId4 GSL I 2 3 4 Ger man Club 2 3 Commercial Club I 2 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Fme Arts Clu 3 4 ...,1.: ' 21 Y' 11: --11.2131 3.4. 4, F.N. . I, 2, , 5 ' I ys 3, I ' . , I T B.S.L. I, 2, , 5 . . s. 4, . I 3 ' . - 1 1 1 1 1 --'ffl . 131 4, ...I,2,, 1 .. der3p G.S. . I, 2, 3, 47 atin CI b I, 2, G.S. . , 2, 3, 5 . . . p. , , As . ' 1 1 ' 1 31 I ' 1 1 I ' 4, Mus. Org. I, 3, Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, Talent Show 4, Criterion Staff 3. B.S.L. , , . 5 . . I, G.S..,2,,p .. eI,2,A. ' ,, - .7 - : -- 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - - - i . . . 1 1 i ' 1 1 . ill. il ' I I , , I ' ' . 7 . . . , ss. 5 cIb,,1 ..,41 I Mu . . , , , 4. ' I ' I ' 1 ' , 4i ' u 1 . . . 1 , 1 : - .- - 1 if ' 1 1 1 1 : ' ' ' 1 1 1 b1 I . 45 IIIIS 'I 1 Z an 'ie -R SMITH JAMES JOSEPH Golfer Double trouble Got eam2 3 CoCapt 4 AA e SMITH JOHN M Engineer Arn t mlsbehavln AA234GollTeam234 Sl 2 3 4 Class Comm 2 3 4 SOIFER NORMAN LEWIS Screntrst Knowledge rs power AVA Capt I Stockroom attendant 2 Technlclan 3 Prog Mang 4 Players Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club I 2 Chess Club 'I 2 Swlmmlng Team Manager 2 SPADACCINO GEORGE RICHARD Mortlclan All the world loves a lover Orchestra 2 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Cholr 2 3 Football 2 Intramural Bas ketball 2 Camllte Rep 3 SPARANO FRANCES ANTOINETTE Master of the Arts Knowledge to know ability to do energy to accomplish Yrbk Worker 3 Edltorm Chief 4 Ital lan Club I 2 Soclal Director 3 GSL 2 3 4 Rep 2 Musical Og Players Clubl 2 3 4 Crlt Ed Bd 4 SPEARS ROBERT LEON Sports every why he has a wherefore BSL 3 4 Football Varslty 4 Basket ball Varslty 3 4 Baseball Varslty 3 4 SPIAK, EVA MARIE Teacher Be dllrgent and true, and persevere rn servrce FTA 3, 4, Latln Club 3, 4, Ushers' Guild 4 46 STEIN MAXINE LOIS Teacher Ready smrle and wrllmg nature Crlt Associate Edltor 4 Muslcal Org Prog Chalrman 4 Yrbk Quote Editor 4 Robed Choir 3 4 Concert Cholr 4 ers Club I 2 3 4 TA STOC KMA N DOROTHY OLGA Nurse Loads of lun cheerful and bright You are your lrrends' greatest delight Jr Red Cross 'I 2 Pres 3 4 German C 3Sec4GSL'I234Us ld 4 AA Rep 2 4 Chorus3 STOKES MARGARET Teacher Trs her thmkmg of others That makes one thunk of her A Spanush Club 3 4 Jr e Cross Rep 4 Merne Scnvener 2 GSL 2 STONE BARBARA ADRIENNE Merchandrsmg A tmge of sophrstrcahon begms to appear Ushers Guuld 4 Musical Org 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Asst G S L Rep 3 Yrbk Sales 3 Class Comm 2 3 4 STRAUSS ELLEN FRANCES Art Teacher She has an educated paint brush Muslcal Org 'I 2 4 Players Club 2 3 Crrt Reporterl French Club 2 Spanish Club 3 4 AA Rep 3 SUCEC EILEEN TH ERESA Nurse The goal of yesterday will be The starting pomt of tomorrow Spanish Club I 2 3 Cervantes 2 Sec 3 Pres 4 FNA I 2 4 Ushers Gulld 4 Musucal Org 2 3, Flne Arts Club 4, GSL I, 2, 3, 4 SUDVOY, STANLY FRANK Lawyer Stately and tall he moves In the hall H R Leader 3, BSL 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Spanlsh Club 2, 3, Ass't A A Rep 4, Color Guard 4 N32 a-1 'HS 'is So What s New?? 'ar I i im' 7.511 1x K SUGRUE NOEL Married Every man rs a book If you know how to read htm Latln Club 'I 2 Spamsh Club 3 L 4 FNA 4 Com Rep 4 SULLIVAN JAMES THOMAS Professional Baseball He played the game and he played rt well Varsuty Football I Varsity Baseball 2 2 4 V Pres SUSI JOHN V Helfcopter Mechamc IS soul rs of gentle nature L AVA 2 Italian Club 2 3 BS SUSI LOUIS FRANK Construction A few words well chosen Will serve where a thousand will not 3 4 Itallan Clu 3 Club 4 SYN NOTT BONNIE LEE Marrrage She s short she s wrse She s a corker for her size 47 SZIGETI MARY IRENE Housewale Her only labor rs to lull time Meme Scrivener1 2 3 4 Asst GSL I Club4 Jr Red Cross Rep 2 Asst AA Re I TANNER ISABEL MARY Marriage A serious srde and a lowal one Who said that work can t mix with lun? Coml Club 4 French Club 2 Alplce u 3 4 GSL 3 4 AA 2 Jr Rep 3 TAYLOR PATRICIA ANNE Nurse Deep dimples are a srgn of good cheer A I 2 3 4 2 Asst Rep 3 Ushers Guild 4 Yrbk Worker 4 Spanish Club 3 4 TERWILLIGER EDWARD WILLIAM Prmter Ho said right or wrong what came into hrs head JV Football 2 Intramural Baseball 'I TESTANI CLAUDE Business Admmlstratar He has a good head on his shoulders But If s a different one every mg Rep 3 Lader2 BSL ss 4 n ral Sports I, 2, 3, , A ' Leader I The All American boy. Sound effects. DO YGU REMEMBER January, 1956. An announcement was made today by the principal that the advisors for the Class of '59 are to be Mrs. Rose Gay and Mr. John Gramigna. With this the Class of '59 got under way. Their first duty as a class was to elect officers. They were: president, Danny Portanova, vice-president, Eleanor Genga, secretary, Sandy Yoneyp treasurer, Fred Maline, girls' direc- tor of social activities, Donna Lee, and boys' director of social activities, Sam Miller. Sophomore Rhythm, the Sophomore Assembly, was their first class activity. It centered around the history of the dance. Almost Paradise, held on May 17, 1957, found King James Sullivan and Queen Adeline Polena reigning over the sub- jects of the Class of '59, The year came to a close with the annual Junior-Sophomore Rye Beach trip, a great time for all. June, 1957. Elections for the otticers of the Junior Class were held, with the new electees being Adeline Polena as vice- president, Liz Guzzi as girls' director of social activities, and Reggie Minton as boys' director of social activities. The first social event of the season was the Scarecrow Hop, the traditional Junior Square dance, which Mrs. Gay directed from a sick-bed. Her reaction to her handicap was typical of her personality, Just keep busy and make this dance representative of our successful class. It was. Cupid's Capers, the Junior Assembly presented on Val- entine's Day, found Jean Lenotti as a hard-boiled lady boss who turned on her charms to astonish Phil Segneri, the Cri- terion editor-in-chief. Talented trio. That's the 59 rhythm. Let's go to the Hop! was the word being passed around by the Juniors in the weeks before April 19, the date of the Junior record hop, held at the Central gym, with Dick Alex- ander as M.C. The Juniors were quite proud of their collegiate-style rings, as they modeled them at their ring dance on May 17. The Ritz Ballroom was filled with the dreamy music of the Tony Guzzi Quintet and the happy faces of the Class of '59. The finale to a most exciting year was the traditional Rye Beach trip, dampened only by the news that Mr. Gramigna had resigned as co-advisor. June, 1958. Aaron Grossman took over as treasurer of the Senior Class, and his first iob was to distribute chevrons to all paid-up members of the class. The Senior Mixer, the second record hop presented by the Class of '59, was held on September 27, and featured Dick Alexander and a host of rockin' Revelers. New York was the destination of the Seniors on their Class trip on October 27. They enioyed seeing Westside Story, dining and dancing at the Edison Hotel, and chatting about the trip on the train-ride home. The Longshore Country Club was the only hall large enough to accommodate the four-hundred members of the Senior Class at their banquet, highlighted by the reading of the Class Will and Prophecy. June 10. Graduation. Breaths were held as the awards were given out, and all heaved a sigh mingled with relief and sad- ness as the diplomas were presented. The Ritz Ballroom was a fascinating sight on June 12, when all the members of the Senior Class and their dates gathered for the last class activity. The Senior Prom, together with the post-prom party, could only be described as a perfect ending to the story of the Class of '59. 4 lr. .Y N f Always left holding the bag ,fy We are Homeroom 304 The chief checks us out Ninetles Where s the train? Rye Beach romp. TESTANI RICHARD LAWRENCE Teacher Young man wfth a horn lan Club I 2 3 and I Student Dlrector 2 3 4 Orchestra 'I 2 Muslcal Org I 2 3 4 D E Club 4 THERIAULT CORA ELLEN Registered Nurse A mathematician slcal Org 3 4 GSL I FHA 3 FNA 4 AsstBanIung Rep I THIELEN GLADYS ELLEN Nurse She us the soul ot mdustry Musical Org I 2 3 4 Robed Cholr 4 Concert Cholr 3 4 Talent Show 2 3 4 Cnterlon Rep 3 4 Ushers Gulld TOBIAS LINDA ANN Dental Hygienist Letters I get letters Muslcal Org I 2 3 4 Robed Cholr P yers Clubl 2 3 4 Sta Crew I 2 3 4 German Club I Treas Program Chairman 3 Fme Arts Club T MATORE CA Math Tea lne rs an c t of dness gi a r be s Mu lcal Org I 2 4 F Latln Club 3 Ushers Gulld 4 Sqlent SUHCII 4 TOOTHILL KATHERINE CHARLOTTE Private Secretary Unknown to many because of her quietness anlsh Club'I GSL I 2 3 4 Corr Sec 4 TRAVERS TERRE ELIZABETH Socral Worker For what IS pleasure wlthout love and laughter L A Cr Re ULATOWSKI JOHN Teacher A gentle man quiet and wise Muslcal Org Vuce Pres 4 Latln Club 2 Spanush Club 3 4 Flne Arts 43 Robed Choir 3 4 Talent Show Director 4 VARRONE THERESA CHRISTINE Beautlclan What a sweet Iattle heartache Shell turn out to be some day L I 2 3 4 Italian Club 2 cal Org 2 Coml Club 3 IWW REIMW eCf Ufi rl GW USIC CB VERO JOANNE ROBERTA Teacher e silver llmng to each cloud cheerful lrrend FTA 'I Treas 3 Sec 4 French Cub I 2 German Club 3 4 Musical Org I 2 Players Club 3 4 Fme Arts C ub VERRILLI NORMA GLORIA Doctor The world rs tull of good talkers Good listeners are rare In Club I 2 G SL 4 lan Club 2 3 4 .Ir Red Cross Rep 3 4 Ushers Gulld 4 French Club 4 VIDOLI VIVIAN ANN Teacher To enjoy the present day One must forget the past and future FTA 2 3 4 German CIub3 4 GSL VINCIGUERRA THOMAS Arr Force The nuisance of a thing well done IS to have ft done Intramural Softball 2 3 Com lite e Spanish Club 2 3 4 Merrle Scrlvener SL 4 Hu b 4 FHA 2 Bonkerl us 'Q -Q' '73 I' 2 Al l ' 1. S '- 55351 tv .eh .I NW! A WQNER Aims VISCONTI ROBERT KNIGHT Embrolderer And what they dare to dream of they dare to do Prlze Plays 3 Players Club I 2 3 4 A 2 3 BS 2 3 4 Crit 3 4 Yrbk Worlcer3 VLAC ICH PATRICIA ANN Secretary Her ways are of pleasantness And all her paths are peace ml Club3 FHA 3 GSL 1 4 Ushers Gulld4 VOIGT GAIL L Teacher ln quietness and confidence shall be your strength Musical Og I 2 Rec Sec 3 4 Ger man Club I 2 3 Pres 4 Players Club I 2 3 4 Robed Choir 2 3 4 Talent Shawl 2 Schal Ldr Pin 3 fl 1 r he l g od fellow ub I ers r e I pu WAKIN ALBERT HERBERT Success lt rs hard for an empty bag to stand upright Spanish Club 2 3 Players Club 2 . . Rep. 2 3' C t. Rep. 4 B.S.L. 2 4- Jr. Red Cross 2. WALSH, ROBERT JOHN Pilot A silent, shy, peace-loving man. B.S.L. 3, 45 A.V.A. l, 25 D.E. Club 4. WALTON, JAMES To be successful He profits most who serves best. B.S.L. Rep. 35 H.R. Leader 25 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 45 Color Guard 4. 51 LLJUPLZJKXXV my M -Lk-yXL7-C wALroN Joe Louis SVL-vvw.c5:C Maintenance Engineer All great men are dead lm not feeling so well myself Track Team 3 Asst Crit Rep C mllteRep 2 BSL l 2 3 4 WEBSTER SHARON LINDA .lournallst and Author Sound judgement IS the ground of writing well Ed Bd Crlt 3 Asst Ed 4 Exchange 4 Fine Arts Club 3 4 Spanlsh Club 4 Ushers Guild 4 Poetry Ed 4 Latm Club 2 WELLER DIANE GALE Secretary There rs nothmg more fun than havmg fun LI2 4FH WILLETTE ANNE GENEVIEVE Homemaker Smiles and laughter Are the best essentials for making friends GSL I 2 3 4 Com llte Rep 3 'Stage Crew 3 Players Club 3 4 WELT RUTH ELLEN Social Work Charm drgmty and brains Players Club I 2 3 4 Prize Plays 2 3 4 Musical Org 2 3 4 Robed Choir 3 4 German Club 'I 2 Treas. 3 Sen ior Play Comm. 3' Ushers Guild 4. WEXELMAN, CAROLYN All the world is a stage. WHITE, JEANNE FRANCES Dental Hygienist Personality twice her size. G.S.L. 'l, 2, 3, V. Pres. 45 F.N.A. Treas. 2, 3, Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Prize Plays I, 35 French Club I, 25 Players' Club I, 2, 3, 4. WIDLITZ, SELMA ARLENE Teacher Fun to be with and pleasant in her ways. Musical Org. 3, Prog. Chairman 47 Players' Club 3, 47 F.T.A. 3, 45 Spanish Club 4: Fine Arts Club 3, 4g Class Comm. 3, 4. WIECH RALPH BENJAMIN Dentist Quretness IS his virtue BSL 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Latln Club 2 AA 3 Class Comm 2 3 4 Tal t Show 4 WILLIAMS ARQUILLA ANN Hemarologrst She puts spice m lute L 'I 2 3 4 FNA 3 4 Com 3 4 Coml Club 3 4 Jr Red Cross Rep 3 Fnne Arts Club 3 4 WILLIAMS FRANK Carpenter This man will go far For he believes every word he says JV Football 'I BSL 2 3 4 Varsity Football 3 4 DE Club 4 WILLIAMS JOHN FREDRICK Aeronautical Engineer Hold that posel AVA 2 3 Prog Manager 4 Class Photographer 3 4 Crit Ed Bd 4 Soph Rep 2 French Clubl 2 3 BSL 2 3 4 Rep WILSON JAMES EDWARD Pnnter Make way for this man rs one ln a million Stage Crew 1 Com hte Rep 2 3 4 BSL 2 3 4 DE Clu WINES MABEL CATHERINE Teacher lts m the books Why bother lt? Spanish Club I 2 Coml Club 2 Alplce Club3 GSL I 2 3 4 Musical Org 2 FTA 4 N939 WINOKUR, MICHAEL Accountant Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Latin Club 47 B.S.L. 45 A.A. 4. WISLOWSKI PAULINE LILLIAN Private Secretary The world deals good naturedly with good natured people HR Leader2 AA Rep 3 GSL 'I 2 Xa! .f ., vlce r A 4 Muslca Org 4 u AA Rep X52-Pine Arts Club 3 4 X, YAGLOWSKI HENRY THOMAS Electronics Technician There ns no great gemus Free from some tincture of madness Freshman Football I BSL 2 3 4 Rep 2 Color Guard 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 As t BSL Rep K PAT IA ANN Mar d lntelllge d pe alBlqt Cheerle C I Rm ce YASINSKI BARBARA Nurse Pleasure and action make the hours seem short Spanish Club 'I 2 Cervantes 4 F NA GSL 'I 2 3 4 Players Club 2 Musical Orgamzatuonsl 2 3 YONEY SANDRA MARIE Nurse Quiet rn her ways and pleasant m her actions s Sec 2 3 G L I 2 3 4 Blbliothecs 3 a n Club 'I 2 Ushers Guild 4 52 J C-try f, an . isflw-fs-w.,, A f ffi 'ti54?sFiz: biQwa'fzvfiAQXh'tA nf V r --gfgg,yfQ.effr3f?Q:fg 5 f . R t 4 s fa l I l .... , W: .kv 1 1 A i simfu at Q' ':fUi1Zt ', -' ,fi .ei Q S3535 , X was ,3 A--2 . Q' 1 w e 'Q Q if I '- .M ill cgi yo. QAHK xx ZARRILLI JOANNE FRANCES Teacher A quiet mmd ns ncher than a crown FTA 'I 2 3 V Pres 4 Muslcal Org 2 3 4 Rabed Choir 3 4 GSL Rep I 2 Office Worker I Class Comm 2 ZENGOU NICKY Teacher I could have knocked out his brains but he had none 2 3 4 Asst HR Leader Crlt Rep 3 Asst Com hte Rep 4 Intramural Baseball and Basketball 2 ZITNEY GEORGE Armed Forces He malored an amusement R p 4 ssl 4 e Cross Rep 2 Jr Class Rep 3 STUDENTS WITHOUT PICTURES DELLADONNA JOHN A Success If only books were woman s looks boy would I study BSL 2 3 4 DE CIub4 Jr Red Cross R 2 Crlt Rep I GILLEO KENNETH BURTON Chemist A good sport of the be I sort Leaer3 BSL 2 3 4 HORD, WILLIAM Laborer I could sleep 48 hours a day LA ROCCO JOHN Laborer Mlxchmfl Thou art afoot QUARLESS EVA MAE Beauhclan She plays the clown but not the tool Clubl GSL 34 F 3 Choir 3 4 Spanish Club 2 Jr Red Cross Rep 3 SWICK, JACK H Success I am not a man of war 53 H. -ser an .tn I 'R 1 1 I 1 7 -- - - 1 i i - 1 3, 4. 1 Q 1 B.S.L.1, , , p '. .. 2: ' . ' 1' . . - 1 - - 1 1 3, 4. A ' - 2 ff 'if -- sassgy 'M ' cm. e . , . . . 1, 2, 3, , Jr. R A cf Z . ,wg hw 1- H -if 'Z 1 . 1 1 ' ' 1 u . . . , , 1 . . 5 . ' ep. 5 . . . 1 , . . 1 -' - Com'I. 3 ...'I,2, , 5 H.R.dg...,,. :'1: ' :- Q! Qlfz A5712 pf ly W ffyfmllg 54 CLASS HYMN JACK KLEIN we sung In prayer to Thee Humbly dear God we ask on bended knee Be thou the llght that wlll lead us on our way Please grant us strength and hope not to stray Teach us to tlnd the truth In our good hearts May we abide by your teachings when we part L 5 . U' . J' . V 1 -I ,155 - y Oh Lord above, f SENIORS 5 3 5 ,ffrf fe-fe ' r v 'ew N-S The bus IS late. AREWE... E if 1 Rhyfhml There s ca mlstake here. The fTre's out E , r ig, . Q0 fekif V Juli 1 'tif X Z.. I Y . X . Qi We're running out of small talk. QRGANIZATICDNS STUDENT COUNCIL -Q OFFICERS P Rudzwnllas S O Meara advisor D Mmto G Kaledu R Jones Does at look rlghf? Turn left ot the stcnrs Now this us where we are 9 -wah, IG 58 WE, THE STUDENTS . For the first time in the history of Central High School a Student Council has been organized. The idea was started in Mr. O'Meara's Problems of Am- erican Democracy class. Progress was made in form- ing a Student Council, and in June of T958 a Con- stitutional Convention was called. At the convention Georgia Kaleda and Frances Sparano were acting president and secretary.,.The stnidents in 'cated their competence in self-governmf? by tlci 'choice of delegates to the Constit io 4 Conxon lon. A school assembly was then heligfd lb constit iqn was adopted. On',.Septemberl'l7l 1258, the firs ction of officers oljhe Student gfibzil V V ,. Georgia Kaleda V s eledeypresi V t, Dofis nto, vi fpresi- d r1t,-Peter R ?Willis, secrdtary, an Ray d Jones, tr dsurer., hs lrst oiectl nd n as t e prob- 6 lem of ilillinati slfglt and fr ' .ft J glen J' iffy , I , ' , .V Q J , x if f ' 1 , .m 1 A ff , f ' ' . . 1 f ' ' . Q. assemblies. It was solved very effectively by the Council. The next successful proiect was selling cans of candy for the operating expense of the Student Council. Future plans include improving corridor pass- ing and sending officers to a summer camp and work shop attended by Student Council leaders from the whole of Connecticut. The Council's main obiective is to provide a means whereby it may assist in the promotion and control of the activities which will improve the school, and to provide a channel through which the opinions of the students may be expressed. It will take time for the Council to accept all re- sponsibilities which are properly assumed by a Stu- dent Council. It is an organization of which we are extrenyelybroud. 5 sf i K. y . s . A V ' . , 1 . ,A . g -, T 4 ,. 1 Y 4 ' IL 5 A Li V li fi rf l Iv I AJ ' K ' x ,vL,cl ,J emi . H ,Il 'ff flliiwt . , M LJ. if 1 ' f it l D LL' 1 4, H L Q L I L. IPL Y! , I I t ll lvbl it lull ' ll ' lj . 'Trl I la L . V T . 'T M- I l 1 . .ls All D' t ll L' le P al'L4.U' M fl, ,og J T, if l ' L it ' t V Lf' I 1 , 'H . 'L Lb f ki 1 1, , R, ' 4- X bl.. l 'f ik l ' U I' ff y A .1 U , i 1 xl , J , ' , .,' 1 1 .- 1, . -'I , v ' , Ld All Fx.. ,X F ,J 7 bl X X 'lx 4. L DELEGATES Rowgl. Jisonna, F. Wollin, Mr. O'Meara, advisor: P. Radzwillas, J. Loconto, D. Minto, R. Jones, D. Brzozowslri, N. Murphy. Row 2: R. Impellitteri, K. Agresta, .l. Levine, J. Abercrombie, E. Weichsel, M. Moyher, E. Piazza, B. Colligan, L. Banka, M. Petti, G. Trzcinslri. Row 3: S. June, C. Conte, T. McGrath, R. Brooks, E. Richter, A. Gombar, C. Carstensen, N. Dorchinslcy, D. Bennett, G. Garber, G. Samuels, M. Scott. STUDENT 'T' LEAGU ES 2' OFFICERS V. Bunovsky, J. Kaufman, M. Allen, E. Bues, F. Smerglinolo, l. Giannettino, C. Ray, J. White, L. Coffin, E. Genga, P. Segneri, N. Pedersen, M. Yacovacci. G.S.L. AND B.S.L. Under the leadership of Mrs. Hazel Burriss, the Christmas doll contest, assemblies, and a Christmas G.S.L. ushered in another successful year with a fash- dance with their brother organization, the B.S.L. ion show, sponsored by Simplicity Patterns. After Guided by Mr. Richard Mayer, this organization, their annual skating party, the girls planned a fresh- man-senior recreation night and similar one for soph- omores and iuniors. The G.S.L. also sponsored their comprised of the boys of Central, tries to be of gen- eral service to the school. This year they sponsored assemblies, intra-mural athletics, and a toy drive for Christmas. USHER GUILD Row l: M. Allen, B. Bues, E. Genga, J. Kaufman, V. Bunovsky, C. Ray, J. White. Row 2: M. Moskowitz, J. Hubelbank, N. Verrelli, E. Spiak, B. Guice, C. Okkonikow, C. Llanos, L. Cohen. Row 3: A. Coffin, S. Center, G. Colligan, C. Blecher, A. Cerrone, G. Blowers, R. Conte, A. Geithner. Row 4: S. Widlitz, N. Sakowitz, M. Stein, S. McMahon, R. Welt, E. Simmons, J. Dudok, E. Cantor. ,S REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: J. Aransky, R. lmpellifferi, L. Smick, G. Grifman, P. Far rell, J. White, E. Poluhowich, J. Gelormine, D. Hornstein, A Monaco, V. Lolafte, B. Barroco. Row 2: J. Curgio, M. DeRiso, L Raino, B. Mazza, A. Gilbert, V. DiDomenico, N. Schupbach, J Miller, N. Converfito, N. Bono, T. Nissenso, N. Silversione, J Lyons, H. Hoxter. Row 3: M. Baldino, S. While, M. Sisbarro, C Canapehi, L. Granaiin, J. Geralc, M. lppolilo, E. Kennedy, C Blecher, W. Hopkins, R. Narduzzo, S. Konski, R. Schine, P. Fucci F. Tomatore, A. Chernak. Row 4: P. Cohen, P. Damiani, C. Bron ko, L. Waterman, L. Holden, T. Bufferd, D. Balxis, K. Pereiero, M Sullivan, B. Silver, C. Tynan, B. Tribble, P. DeLeon, J. Rainer J. Vero, B. Yasinski, P. Houle. Rowl J August D Knechl V Mnkkelsen J Tunano R Hedrick D Terbush B Baltovuck F Smerglmolo L Cubelll Row 3 P J Gilbert N Sfemgard Row2 D Nynray C Ennis J Palumbo Pollack J Muller J Baldmo H Greensfem B Rosenblalf M Bremer R Gonzalez - - 1 - 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . - r ' - - ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - , . . YEARBOOK STAFF Rowl L Ellns C Roy B Flescher A DeFeo Row 2 B Sulver S Webster F Sparono A Levme J Palumbo J Prussun J Hublebonk M Molnar As another year comes to cr close the editors and worklng staff of the Crlterlon Yearbook can be proud of the excellent edutlon whnch they have published At the outset they attended a press conference at the Umverstty of Connectlcut an order to compule various ndeos on the presentatlon of thus book It was finally decnded that the motlf would be a trnangle on whose three points the pattern would be executed Fran Sparano the first woman edntor an chuef was assusted by a small group of associate edntors who strived all year long to make sure that thus book llved up to all prevtous standards Advuslng the staff were John C Nerreau and Martln P McGrath and In charge of sales was Mr Charles Georlg K5 imma I Centralltes lnvade UConn 62 : , , . , . , . . . . ' , . , . , . I I I ll ll ' ' ' ' I - - I . . , .SLN 4 sl I . ' y f 7' N' YF ff A 'F , 7 X ,W ft H K 9 A f t X, C- l . 1 ' A Q, 'Q A . ,tml 4 'A , . V Y UV Vw P' , f i fn 4 3 J f Say Cheese!! How 'bout it? WORKERS Row 1: I. DiMarfino, G. Williamson, H. Kof, G. Jensen, J. Velen- B. Brooks, C. Pofocky, E. Cantor, P. Zabielski, J. Aransky. Row chill, M. Moyher, H. Wermufh, G. Voigt, R, lmpellifteri. Row 2: 3: E. Levifr, A. Cerrone, J. Kaufman, M. Stein, R. Hunyadi, J. S. Griz, R. Skog, G. Cerrera, E. Bues, J. Loconto, N. Dorchinsky, Iannucci, L. Meyers, R. Conte, M. Bergen, J. Dudak, T. Bufferd. GH 63 NEWSPAPER What s new? In Central thIs QUESTION can be eosuly answered lust by read g the latest ISSUE of the CFIISTIOD ThIs monthly newspaper covers all club UCIIVIIISS dances assemblles and sports events wIth edItorIals and features addlng to the students readmg pleasure In HIlltopIcs Interestlng IncIdents are revealed and poems and cartoons add an extra touch rated paper has been publIshed ThIs year s staff Included Susan McMahon EdItor In chIef JanIce Kaufman managIng edITOf MaxIne SteIn and Sharon Webster assocIate edItors Ellen Levntt feature edItor and Betsy Bues sports edItor BUSINESS STAFF EDITORIAL BOARD S Center L Ells J auf man Mrs Ryan advIsor J French J Aranslty H Wer muth F Sparano M SteIn E LevItt S McMahon K Kryzwlck S Webster B Bal TOVICK J wIllIOmS H Kot for sIttIng There s a hole In your head I DIMartIno R HunyadI L Ellls R Beckman A Cerrone J Pellegnno J Wmthol B Baltovnch S Cohen 64 as wwe-MQ ml . , . i, . K - 1 - 1 I I ' I ' l I I T ,, , Q I . . . . in , , , . ,, . . ,, . . . . - , , Under the guidance of Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Johnston, and Mr. Georig, a top- Floors are . , . . . . . . ' I ' ' 1 I I I I . n 1 I I I I ' I S I lf' . ,4:' f Row I R Impellntten L Hornstem C Ellopoulos E DelMastro A Klenn A Lubov Row 2 E Costanzo M Demotses G Cerreta J Vero E Poluhowlch A Polena J Zarrllll R Conte B Bues J Beckman C Costanzo Mnss Collms advusor Row 3 C Dal benzo J Boyhen I Dereszluewucz M Baldmo L Jusonna K Agresta C Kaplan J LeBlanc A Comn E Gnlleo P Gregory D DNunzno M Johnson A Boyhen L Korff Row 4 L Can apettl N Dunkleberger G Jensen W Hopluns M Ippollto C Llanos S Grossman M Kellar E Butler S June K Kryzwlck I Gelber B Brazen L Holden B Allen M Carraflello T Hnller B Krulewntz Row 5 S Gottfried L Frankel G Fuccu T Buf ferd B Caldarola N Lucas J Gerak M Goldstenn E Cantor G Derr L Alexander A Collier C Conte E Genga M Conklnng G Leake C Belcher D Bremer Under the expert guudance of Mlss Agnes Collms, another successful year was added to the lust for the Future Teachers of Amerlca The actuvutles were the sale of candy and Christmas cards, Vuslts to Margaret Ford Cottage and Crlppled Chnldren s Workshop, an Installation and a Mother and Daughter Tea, a speaker from the Kennedy Center and the annual vlsltatlon to the schools The officers were Adelme Polena, president, Joanne Zarrllll and Eddie Mae Polouchowlch vlce presndents Jo Ann Vero, secretary, Rosemary Conte treasurer, Betsy Bues, dlrector of socual actlvltles FUTURE TEACHERS Q., Rowl J Stelnhardt B Suegel C Plotkm K Murphy F Wollm Schwartz J Prussrn G Samuels V Vrdoln C Swlatek S Meyer Rountos R Pollak S YatTe C Ray Row 2 D Mmto L Waterman C Tomatore J Wmthal Row 4 G Martlnellu E Wldlutz S Tombaru G Smger E Weuchsel M Moyher J Splak C Okonmkaw L Mmalga R Schweltz P Stevenson J Velenchlk F Sparano L Smnck Row 3 J Varrone G Vongt B Wemshel R Selenko R Narduzzo 65 :. ,. , . , . , , . , . , . , . , . . ,. . :. , . , . , ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. . , . 1 - 1- 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1- 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , , . :. - . . 1. ,. , . , . - 1 - ,. 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1. , . , 1 - 1- 1 - 1- 1- 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - I . U - . . . . , . ,. . .. , . ,. , . . . , . . ' , . 1 ' 1 ' 1 f . ' 'Y . ' -, 3 ,' - g 5 I ' rf , K .. 1 -17' .. - Y' 9 4' 3 , -1- U , I H 5 s-' ' .. 1- 1- ,. ,. , ,. , . ,. ,. ,. , E. 1 - 1 - 1 . . :. ,S. . , . ,. . :. , 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1- 1 - 1 - 1 1- 1- . :. , . ,. ,. ,. . PLAYERS CLUB THESPIANS Seated: C. Gleason J. Kaufman. Sfanding: W. Hopkins H. Burke, J. Prussin, S. Kelman M Allen ALL THE WORLD S A STAGE AND ONE Rowl G Lealxe P Gregory J Beckman T BuHerd J Schmidt W Hopluns J Prussnn J Rosenberg C Tomatore B Allen L Bon Jensen A Levme J Gulbert J LeBlanc C Esteves L Frankel B Krulewnz C Kocnper C Gleason C Blecher D Brenner T Hiller J Gelormme C Kaplun P Deckmun Row3 M Braverman A Estok R 66 Conte Y Ferron G Cerrefa M Allen D Getz J Dlugolenskn B Bues E Butler l Gelber J Jordan J Kaufman K Kryzwack G S Kelman E Hayduk R Engleman N Darchlnsky C Curslensen J Karaylannes J Felnsfeln L Belnnlue M Levme A Grossman M Bergen , , , . . I I C U 2 - , - , - , - , - ' , , - , - , - , - , . ', ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I azzo, M. Goldsfein, H. Koi, V. Damaio. Row 2: M. Demotses, G. Krofssik, A. Liskov. Row 4: L. Hans, R. Levine, E. Augart, J. Loconfo, 1 - J I - J 1 ' r ' 1 - , . - 1 - I - 1 - I 1 - 1 , . , . . : . , . , . . STAGE CREW C. Gleason, J. Rudzki, J. Kas sery. Row 2: L. Hans, N. Block E. Butler, D. Getz, Y. Ferron, F Vitale, D. Schiuppa. Row 3: l Vecchione, S. Lupo, R. Engelman R. Kent, J. Feinstein, R. Seligcl J. Tomatore. MAN IN HIS TIME PLAYS MANY PARTS Rowi J White F Spuruno A Liskov J Stelnhardt K Murphy Row 2 B Borroco J Arcnslcy C Levin J Vero F Sefen G Voigt N Pavone F Vitale D Schluppc J Wemshel A Polena C Shur ko A Pclcrlno L Smlck Row 3 S Wldllfl H Wermuth J Shurko R Skog L Tobias N Solfer D Terbush S Lupo E Strauss M tore R Vnscontu V Mlkkelsen L Vecclwlone H Burke S Meyer P Teller J Velencluk B Stowe G Stressman 67 A. Klein, L. Korff, C. Ray, F. Wollin, E. Rciun-tos, J. Rudzlci, Strclussi Stein, RI VVelt, P. Pelchiowski. Row. 4: B. Sinimons, E. Fiarzu, J. Toma- Row 'l: G. Leuke, J. Rosenberg, A. Levine, S. Kelmcn, H. Burke, I EM i f 9 1 , ,,. DECISION by Aaron Grossman We have not been drawn into the conflict between Russia and China. Gentlemen, the President has given the order to use nuclear weapons if necessary! ALMOST FINISHED by Betsy Bues The school is in the red, and we may get out any l'm sure the formation of a co-educational school day now! would solve both our problems. The production staff and cast of the winning play, Twenty-Four Hours, attended the Broadway production, Tall Story. Dr. Estelle McElroy, guiding genius of the players, chaperoned the group. k Q15 Wim b x r s f X . N1 If , X51 5 'wx 5 9 -5 6 Q Q Q 5 Q' 'Q' Q a A v 'Q xi? IRQ 5 5 I 1 Q ,, 1 Q Q nQWQg, ' X I A1 .. , xYli'Vf'5mvg' Q E4 A. .xii 4,4 Q ,X , x f 1 ug-rf K-1 9' 'el 'ir W U M gh Ex wx WR rv. 'YN L .,, .. fl :gill 1 l xg, Z 'g. b,g.N Li' Q .. , 0 x1 ' X u 19 yy. S m 'Y- J' 2, 5, 7 X if lg! I r A Q , vi I ' D '2 ?'?? Y-v gf 9 mega' Q 9 9 Q Qin 4 5, 9' Q: X ,Q xg: J Q' : Q Q .D 1 3 , , d al .qv V i 1 L il uw n , h ,f,4M,1, H - FRESHMEN GLEE CLUB Y .fi N l x ,NJ I E . N . . X l X V X 'XJ AX Xxx iv RCI, : XJ ' v i R X X Kyla P X LN N x ' N 'J J ' f - if 5 if J . A1 X. X 1 A -JXV A v 'I A X X 1 1 l Xxx J fill Row 1: P. Traiforos, N. Silverstone, C. Pontillo, P. Rosati, T. Talarino, R. Rotnofsky, M. Urbano, L. Pegoli. Row 2: J. Miller, S. Morro, F. Tomatore G. Tar, M. Spencer, J. Swanson, G. Zenobi, B. Silver. Row 3: L. Plummer, . NMhitfed,' P. Themel,4M. Williams, R. Vaclzy, J. Pellegrino, J, McLellan, M. Simo, C. Toth, G. Pafernots -q Xi V. li, A :L , L71 fly' K It ' .ii v V fl l 1 K 1 'L U J i r ' ff ' ' H xr ', -if X V 47k I ,Q. fi J ,p e'!. 'J A . f fi ' A MYRIAD OF volcfs if Jlfy, ff' ll 1 lil ld, l Vlll ir. . ' iv! Lliybl V l A 4 . :N X ROW 'lz C. Benedetto, A. Boyhen, J. Boyhen, C. Levitt, R. Kosth, H. Kot, L. Hornstein, N, Bono, D. Guerra, D. Glover, Miss Ducsoy, advisor. Row 2: B. Evans, R. Johnson, V, Damato, V. Gordon, K. Daisy, D. Longway, J. Levine, A. Lislrov, S. Griz, J. DePiano, J. Becker. Row 3: L. Lightbaurne, M. LoReau, R. Catchings, J. Cherney, C. Colbert, J. LeBlanc, T. Buflerd, M. Goldstein, P. Houle. Row 4: B. Allen, S. Bonney, M. Baldino, A. Guglielmo, L. Jordan, B. Colligan, A. Athanas, E. D'ew, S. June. Row 5: E. Coyne, R. Clarlc, E. Butler, L. Costantini, R. Lynatt, D. Goldstein, J. Dlugolenslci, P. Radzwillas, J. LaRocco, L. Vecchione, A. Supersano. Row 1: A. Evans, J. Gaines, C. Karpowicz, J. Campana, C. Cortese, J. Lupo, J. Krol, G. Buckley, P. Brooks, S. Booros. Row 2: E. Dorkin, P. Hudson, D. Hubetsel, G. Kelman, H. Jacknis, A. Gonzalez, S. Bouvier. Row 3: B. Beaudin, A. Bonazzo, E. Eigenblat, C. Ginnett, A. Gilbert, F. Butler, S. Frankel, A. Henriques. Row 4: A. Tivnelo, T. Bizewski, R. DelPrete, R. Kaufman, R. Hill, R. Franchi, B. Kugell, J. Hernandez, S. Brazis. I 0 .1 'iff if ,' 1 RAISED IN SONQ' ' ff . I F- 9 Row 'lz G. Williamson, K. Triantafillopoulous, L. Deckman, B. Sutcliffe, M. Sisbarro, J. Varrone, F. Violante, A. Tatangelo, L. Smick. Row 2: R. Rogers, N. Schupbach, D. Merly, K. Murphy, C. Theriault, C. Plotkin, C. Ortutai. Row 3: P. Ritchie, M. Scott, S. Right, J. Saba, E. Rountos, J. Cascone, R. Velasquez, C, Shurko, E. Poluhowich, S. Listopad. Row 4: M. Macieski, S. Zelman, D. Oliver, R. Skog, P. Mancini, E. Spellman, E. Strauss, C. Potocky, J. Rubenstein, L. Waterman, M. Petti, Row 5: S. Vitale, D. Breiner, L. Smith, J. Mitchell, R. Wiech, B. Wilson, B. Yanutik, R. Groves, B. Schwartz, S. Meyers, H. Wermuth. 73 A-C Ax. -fi' I5 lx ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Row l: G. Wedberg, R. Conte. Row 2: Miss Cohen, advisor, F. Wol lin, G. Colligan, M. Keliar, K. Bruner. HONOR SOCIETIES Alliance and Cervantes are the honor societies of the French and Spanish clubs Eileen Sucec, Carmen Felucuano, Helen Hanna and Terry Hiller served as president, vice president, secretary and treasurer of Cervantes, while Rosemary Conte Ger CERVANTES Row 1: C. Feliciono, A. DeFeo. Row 2: M. Schutak, J. Ruben, L. Minalga, L. Canapetti, B. Laros, J. Poplavsky, T. Hiller, R. Shapiro, Mr. Wonder, advisor, B. Guice, E. Sucec, J. Kaufman, H. Hanna, E. Costanzo. aldune Collngan, Mildred Kelnar and George Wedberg filled these posts for the Alliance Both clubs are dedicated to the furthering of their understanding of French and Spanish speaking peoples The French Club under the guidance of Miss Miriam Cohen, FRENCH CLUB elected the following officers Rosemary Conte, president Harriet Kot, vice president Geraldine Colllgan secretary, Carol Bremer, treasurer Frances Wollm and George Wedberg, program chairmen The club IS dedicated to furthering the understanding of the language and culture of France Rowl R Schnne D Guerra G Wedberg C Bremer H Kot R S Kleen M Baum B Beckman J Diaz B Colligon A Perlllo R Conte G Colllgan F Wollun Miss Cohen advisor J Varrone N Grosso Row 3 K Bruner N Bono J French I Gelber M Keller Stollman Row 2 M Conklmg B Simmons M Aucello T Mehta E Butler J Elovntz E Klein G Samuels J Rubenstein J Zarrllll 5 Kussner N Vernlll I- J 1 - 1 - I I I :. ,. ,. ,. ,.,. . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , , 5. ,, . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . :. ,. ,. ,, , . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , , l The Spanish Club, under the direction of Mr. Craig Wonder and Mr. John Gramigna, is composed of approximately one hundred and fifty members. By combining learning with pleasure, this club stimu- lated interest in the customs and culture of Spanish-speaking peoples. This group contributed to the Christmas spirit by the annual procession through the halls during which carols are sung in Spanish. Other successful activities of the Spanish Club included a skating party, Pan-American Day, and a cake sale. Row 1: J. Aransky, P. Gregory, C. Llanos, A. DeFeo, D. Bennett, F. Violante, L. Frankel, Mr. Wonder, advisor, C. Dalbenzo, P. Cohen. Row 2: G. Helms, M. Carratiella, J. Gelormin, J. Klein, N. Gonzalez, M. Bultron, B. Guice, P. Crist, W. Hopkins, A. Collin, L. Hans. Row SPANISH CLUB 3: A. Klein, L. Holden, B. Brazen, E. Cantor, C. Blecher, B. Canfield, J. Fray, G. Krofssik, L. Belinkie, H. Liskov, G. Leake. Row 4: F. Gon- zalez, L. Bloom, D. Butchin, N. Dorchinsky, A. Gombar, H. Green- stein. B. Gavorie, R. DellaRocco, S. June. l Rowl L Smack J Stemhardt A Tatangelo J White E Rountos S man Row 3 F Vitale S Meyer B Ventresca V Mnkkelsen B Teva Moore Mr Wonder advisor F Seferi N Petro J McNeal Row2 lltz B Shapiro G Tryzlnslu Row 4 P Zabielskl J Ulatowskl B E Poluhowich L Walllck S White J Wemshel G Ruben J Pop DeCarlo R Minton J Weyerstrass R Skog lavsky L Velasquez S Webster J Aransky J McKane L Water vine! all i l 1, i I :.',.' ,. ,.',. ,. . :.',. ,. ,. ,- - ,. ,':. ',. ,. '. : ',. ',. . 1. ,. ,. , .ln .,n',.-I. ,.' ,..l- I' n ,. 1- 1- ,- ,. ' 1-4 . 7 4 75 . .. . f If f . x..... X C' Y DTTQ' K-bf The Itallan Club, under the supervision of Mr Guido Vltrella, spon sored a coke sale a skatlng party a Chnstmas dance and a cultural E I I I :R-5' Q- trlp to New York Officers thas year were Lucllle Gasbarro, presldent, fln o Cocco, vlce presldent, Mane Ambrosml, secretary Sandra lac . Cyx UCLIVITISS X7-' T12 u, Rowl A Fuvelo L Bocluerl P Engllsh R Arvon1fbP Iacomaccl L Gasbarro A Cocco A Pica Mr Vltrella odvlsor A naventura Broska S Gnampoolo L Alexander E Gunn S June M Falco M DlPuetro M Ippollto A Gonzalez R DeProflo Row 3 A DelPrete V Lolatte J DlNardo K Agresta M Baldmo C Canapettn N Ver ccl, treasurer, Ann Paco and Robert Arvomo, drrectors of social relll N Converhto E Ganga C Bennett K Healey K Busch E Angrnsam D Corsano J Calcatefra L. Barnlle J Dlgularme Row F Bodor J Baldmo C DeVellns J Cetorelll J Casablanca P Arvo mo P Ancefsky B Gollno Row 1 D Smeraglmo, M Punto, P Rossnello, M Ranalln, A Paola, Puccentlm, G Paternostro, R Marana, A Morlmdo, M Schettnno Row M Slsbarro, A Melusl, M Vecchuarelll, B Mazza, J Russo Row 2 M 3 B Pacelln,A Nazlonale,V Pavone,T Vmcnquerrc:,C Trotta,V Mac Urbano, J Muller, S Marra, A Narduzzo, B Manno, P Smuth, M charolu, D Mastrony, R Margalt, R Sansone, R Marchlonm, M Prltz 1 4 B 'EN -Q1 rm X 'flak ' f jf CCI' .----C. r7.5 ei-' xi P lQ 'N F.. X cw r 4 X, 4 I -fx jf - . . . . . ,, ,L ... J . - K 1.4 Q17 X . , ,. M 1 I l ,- sq EAS. Y.- 1 . 'Cf If 'x X - ' 2 - ' T.. px KV f - . . . . . D+ K 4 A - 1 n u avr. N ks ' a - ' f 2 - 1 . , . , - 1 1 - , - I I -, , - , - I - - , - , - , - , ' I I ' ', . , . X I ' L - ' - R. Hunt, N. Federico. Row 2: A. Daccolti, C. Pica, C. Cimarelli, L. 4: B. Clear , F. Falzarano P. Lewkowici, G. Franzino, B. Baltovick, Y 1 I I I ' I ' V ' I ' I ' ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' - ' ' , . , . , . . 1 . , ' , . , . ' . 5 . , . , . , . L , . , . - 6 E - . 1 s 3 f E5 is 'I . 5 'L 4 .. 5 , 51 11 V '. ' Q., r I. ., A ' W P. , r .. we s J t t ' A f 1 tl ' s A 4 . - L H ' 4 .Q .5 an I I K 7 76 Rowl N Esposlta C Shurko J Schmadt D Hoxter M Wmokur C Kaplln R Engleman E Splak R Lynott G Wrlllamson K Murphy S Gruz Row 2 G Fuccn P Rltchle D Rucker J Gnlbert R Pollak J Boyhen A Boyhen C Benedetto N Schupbach V Damato G Vongt S Ablondn I Dereszklewlcz R Kosth C Levrtt Row 3 L Fodeman G Singer B Allen M Scott M Goldstein A Luskov M Moy her R Narduzzo E Slacther M Johnson C Gregsak Row 4 W Kowolslu R Carraro D Soltesz R Svlrskos C Swlatek E Slomna R Resta J Voket J Petrucelln G Cerreta R Wlech QQ Ff- Rowl L Barley L Strauss I Ruppel D Stoclcman S Lev G Volgt S Randlett B Dvorchlk J Dlugolenslu L Smlth Row 2 H Wermuth B Krulewntz E Wenchsel R Gonzalz B Schwartz D Kenney B Sllver J Recht T Sylvetsky M Bergen J Baker N Dunkleberger G Jensen Row 3 G ChernofT M Cohen J Braca J Feunstem A Krasnow R Schwarz L Mraz J Rosenberg R Gross E Hayduk E Schlnebe R Wllluamson S Rentz L Bove 77 LATIN CLUB The club formed under the supervusnon of Mass Na talue Comen and Mr Paul Gondos meets once a month The officers thus year were consuls Claire Kaplan and Rlchard Engleman scribe Robert Lynott qua estor, Eva Spuak aedlles, Dorothy Hoxter Jack Schmidt and Muchael Wnno kur and censor, Gloria Wulllamson The years actlvltues ln cluded a Roman banquet the tradltlonal doughnut sole membershlp IH the Jumor Classical League a national Latm Soclety and a party for Miss Comen who was married nn No vember and as now teach mg In Detroit GERMAN CLUB The German Club under the guldance of Mrs Caro lyn Terwlllnger has com pleted another successful year The officers presldmg were President GallVolgt Vuce Presudent, Stuart Lev Secretary Dorothy Stock man Treasurer Steve Rand lette and Program Chair man, Ingelore Rupel Varled programs, armed at furthermg the members knowledge of German cus toms and traditions, were presented at each meeting The hughlnghts ofthe year were the annual Wen nachtsfest carolnng an the halls at Chrlstmastlme, and the June Coke sale held to raise funds forthe George Garand Memorial Scholarship Fund COMMERCIAL CLUB A skating party and the publication of the Commercialite were two activities sponsored by the Commercial Club. Ofti- cers were Bonnie Randall, president, Claudette Sherwood, vice-president, Helen Hanna, secretary, Janet Lamoureux, treasurer. Advisors were Mr. Henry Buxton and Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly. Row 1: B. Wilson, C. Mulligan, M. Yacovacci, A. Rutllowslxi, H. Hanna, B. Randall, J. Lamoureux, V. Milano, B. Brooks, A. Monaco, M. B. Clancy. Row 2: L. Rossi, T. O'Malley, V. Pascucci, D. DiNunzio, L. B. Santoianni, B. Krulewitz, C. Esteres, A. Williams, L. Banka, C. Conte, B. Bernardo, I. DeMartino, S. Konski, S. Ferrante. Row 3: N. Petro, A. Pica, M. Cocozza, L. Jisonna, F. Pellino, J. Gelormine, E. Mainiero, Alpice visits O'Brien estate. One bite ii is 3' sf--. 4 fi- H.-. 4 . f EC, J L' . f',. 1g,i YI' ,wry 'hd , Lynott, J. Saba, S. Right, M. Marinelli, A. DelPrete, L. Strauss, Racowski, B. Barroco, V. Betancourt, B. Torrick. Row 4: C. Stone,4 Cortese, I, Tanner, D. Ragona, P. Mello, N. Lucas, R. Dargenio, P. Mancini, E. Drew, B. Clancy, B. Yanutik, B. Bissenden, I. Parvel- czyk, M. Luzietti, R. Hunt, A. Klotz, L. DeMeo, D. Lealre, B. Shavel. P. each!! Who pinched the baby? J J ,I The D E Club interests young students in retailing and advertising The activities of the year were a cake sale, a convention and a roller D E skating party The advisor of the club was Mrs Camille Reale Rowl P Esposito M Boldmo T Metzger D Sclnto V LaConte J tune H Kosma Row 3 B Viscontu C Pnendl J Patngnelln J Buzak Lenottl L Bcnka L Jlsonna F Vlolante J DlNardo Row 2 M P Federlci N Zengow J Maresca G Macol Row 4 R Gillespie Giannottasio V Lolatte A Converhto R Dargenlo G Kroftsslk L L Giannettnno R Garber E Brady J Wilson L Sus: J Walton F In 1938 the name of the Alpuce Club was chosen, each letter rep resentung a bookkeeping term This year under the direction of Mr William O Brien, the club held a Christmas party a cake sale, and a skating party Rowl J DAmore B Racowskl F Cosgrove M Parrello B Pelle Falco S Bernardo T Moccharoli Row 3 A Delthuer H Hanna P W Sammls C Wood R Giannethno L Lumley Row 2 Mr OBrien Ga er A Klotz J Buzak I Tanner M Peollnl J Abraham D advisor P Damian: C Bronko N Lucas J Lamoureux E Drew T Smith 79 I I I l l I . ' , . ' , . , . D , . , . - , . . I , . ', . - , . I -, - , , . , . , . , . , : . . , . , . , . . : . , ' I ' I ' ' I u . I ' I I ' ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' Waterman, P. DeLeon, M, Mohar, C. Conte, J. Sullivan, C. Constan- Cosgrove, F. Williams, R. Groves. . , . . . , . . I . , . . . 2 . , - f - f A , - , , - , - . 2 - , - , . . ', . , . , . . 1 . ' ' , b , . , . , . , . , . , . ' 5 . , . , . , . , , , . . The purpose of the bibliotecs is to give assistance to the school, with each member volunteering his services. This year, under the guidance of Dr. Nathalie Lamb, they held a combined induction ceremony and Christmas party with the Bassick and Andrew Warde library squads. Row 1: J. McMahon, S. Web- ster, B. Benard, A. Collier. Row 2: M. Conklin, N. Petro, B. Racowski, C. Wood, S. Craft, Row 3: S. Griz, S. Right, , 'Q' N. Miller, A. Williams. Row 4: ' S. Telman, R. Sllog, C. Boul- ton, M. Retti, B. Danielczuk, A. Cerrone, E. Cantor. -wiht-can-A The Merrie Scriveners is a special service set up by the G SL and comprised of representatives from each home room The mem bers send cards to any student absent because of illness or be reavement Row 1 C Casino B Racowslu L Sayles C Brenner C Ray C J Gruce J Velenchuk S Sedita Row 3 N Bono P Smith M Bradley M GIGHDCHGSIO P Dileo J Digularme Row 2 D Rucher Szugetn I Dereszluewicz J Balmer C Mulligan S Williams J V Otten T Travers A Schallbruch M Keliar S Keeton J Fray LeBlanc J Esposito G Collugan V Gordon 80 : . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . , Lughts off' Start her rollung' These are a few of the expressuons vouced by the undustruous members of the Auduo Vusual Auds Club Thus year, supervused by Mr Ernest C Bono, the club has un doubtedly proved uts vutal necessuty to Central Hugh School Rowl Mr Bono advusor F Mazzabufl N Soufer R Coop er R Ducleck Row2 N Bono J Gulbert J Wulluams J Dlu golensku R Seluga S Kerbel A Grossman J Noga B Fon taune F Vutale J Tomatore G Cerreta Row 3 C Carter B Gelb G Buzewsku D Knecht G Wulluamson C laRusso C Potocky J Mutchell T Capoz zuello M Bernsteun J Puccu rullo J Casablanca J Braca L Vecchuone R Vuscontu The maun goal of the Junuor Red Cross us to rause money for uts parent organuzatuon, the Natuonal Red Cross Thus year, under the guudance of Muss Arletta Etherudge 511500 was collected from the students of Central Hugh School Rowl E Maunuera N Esposuto D Hoxter C Capra D Stockman Barlculle Rud ku Row 3 J Barber A Nespolu J Renz B Caldarola M Conklurug J Gulbert J Nastasua J Aransky Row Wucko R Knox B Baltovuclx E Oluver R Perelka B Flesher G 2 C Eluopoulas M Carlson M Meyer L DeMeo S Ingram C Krofssuk P Peluchette M Santos l. Strauss G Wunkler Canstantune S Wulluams M Cocozza J Abercrombue C Benedetto 81 D ,A 1 - - u , . IQ u ui - . Q PM iu . , itz 3 J , . . . . , E , . .. 4 4 . , . , . - i , Q ,V ' . , . , . - I f I - 1 lt . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . - , , 1 - f - ' , - , - , . , . . 5 I T f , , , . QI' :Q V it 15- 'TQ ls. K 'P ' . 51 it , 5 g Q. 1. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,L. ,J. z. :. ,. ,. ,M. . , - I - , . , . . , - , J , - , . , - , - 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , - 1 f , - , - , w ir' -C. 0 4 -Q- r'. ' P The F.N.A., under the advisorship of Mrs. Gladys Bailey, has brought to 6 a close another interesting and fruitful year. g , Students who held an office for this year were the following: Jeanne . White, president, Alberta DeFeo, vice-president, Pat Zabielski, secretary Gwen Stressman, treasurer, and Judy Deppen, director of social activities Row 1: P. Gregory, J. DiNardo, S. Griz, P. Zabielski, J. White, DeFeo, A. Boyhen, J. Boyhen, M. Coletta, L. Cosgrove. Row 2: Aranslry, G. Gritman, L. Frankel, S. Kussner, J. Klein, E. Guzzi, Convertito, B. Krulewitz, P. Gregory, S. Gottfried, C. Llanos, Curgio, G. Bailey. Row 3: D. Brzozowski, J. Dudak, M. Goldstein, L Goula, Y. Ferron, S. Caton, D. Getz, P. DeLeon, L. Alexander, P Damiani, E. Kennedy, M. Baldino, F. Cortina. Rowl K Murphy J Pellegrlnn J Shurko C Wexelman E Piazza ko S White N Sugrue B Yasinslu F Seferl M Minnock Row 3 C Therlault B Mackllne N Murphy Row 2 E Malnlero C Shur J Trez S Yoney S Zelman V Mikkelsen M Molnar S Sherburne M Wicko J Ratner 1 f 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - I f - I - I ' , . 1 . . . , . , . . . . , . - . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . JUNIGR CLASS OFFICERS M Bulkm J Delxbero L Costantunl R Savo M Rlnko P English The ever ambltuous Jumor Class began nts year wnth a whlrllng start dancing to the musnc of Frank Marlm at the Junior Square Dance the Straw Holld y Saints and Smners of 60 the Junlor Assembly was held In January and was greatly enloyed by all ln Aprll the Junuors had a chance to model their class rmgs the tra dmonal black onyx at thelr rung dance held at the Rltz Ballroom Officers for the year were presldent Lou Costantlnl vmce president Janet DeLlbro secretary Pat Engllsh treasurer Ruchard Savo gurls durec for of soclal actuvntles Mae Runko boys durector of social actlvmes Steve Bulkm Planmng an assembly Practice Practnce Practuce The flfmhed Pfoducl V 84 SCHOLARS ARE LEADERS Row 'lz H. Koi, P. English, W. Hopkins, N. lopez-Cepero, C. Wood, J. Delibro, R. lmpeliiteri, P. Deckman. Row 2: L. Consfanfini, J. Palumbo, S. Randlett, S. Kerbei, R. Hunyodi, M. Bergen, R. Savo. OUR ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: C, Ploikin, J. DePiono, I. Zitony, P. Deckmon, P. Kearney. Row 2: N. Lopez Cepero, M. Carruffielo J. Karayiannes, R. Puicne, M. Breiner, B. Julian, L. Edwards, J. Schmidt. Qvv XXX J OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Seated: B. Yanutlk C Brenner D Kenney Stcndlng Mrs Elelson Mr Buxton D K Parker, L. Barrllle C Klsh SOPHCDMORE CLASS M Followmg the election of oftlcers the Class of 61 and assembly got to work Suggestions were made for a class motto The advisors and officers were lustly proud of the and colors, and plans were begun for a sprung dance c oss Representatives get together. Meet the qdvlsqrg H4 if a LW WW' C T7 v x' 'Km 3 N Af '7?'?'w-gf, ' f 1 I A ' I ' . ' I REPRESENTATIVES l ' 4 r Row I: R. Schine, B. Colligan, T. Gclemba, S. Ablondi, L. Holden, G. Damoto, I. Dereszkiewicz, J, Voket, I. Hcusman, P. Ritchie, N N. Siollman. Row 2: I.. Lord, C. Rosafe, C. Bausch, V. Roberts, G. Dorchinsky. Williamson, G, Cerreta, C. Pofocky. Row 3: V. Povone, W. Wirth, f fi. When's the bell gonna ring? Soph seomsfresses. Q Y A 1 f- A mf iv, ...N I ' HH N ,. ' A I l 1 f' ' 3 .4 ,Q l . Q , Q.- Quoini. if A A ff v 3 I don't get ifl 1 Y ,,, ' A M - IT Q: I ' A'-' f , Huh!!! 87 NQLNAQ' BRAD!! T bl-DOI-RIS n K ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Central Hugh s Athletuc Assoclatuon IS one of the busiest organlza tnons at Central Its chnef purpose IS to promote sports of any nature The omcers for thus year were Reggae Mlnto, president, Cloud ette Mastru vlce presndent Jean Lenottu, treasurer, Carol Ray, secre tary Betty Drew Barbara Shovel Harry Morrlssey and Jack Muller members at large and Katherune Toothnll, correspondnng secretary Color ns also added to the sports events by the A A The cheer Ing squad led by Captaun Anne Esposito, and the Twlrlerettes, Ied by Yvonne Ferron, add spunt to every event OFFICERS H Morrussey J Muller B Shavel R Mmton C Ray J Lenottn B Drew Mr Slmko advnsor A A REPRESENTATIVES Row'I D Smlth D Stockman I DIMGTIINO J Adzlma D DlNunzlo Hanna P Cohen P Damian: N SGk0WIIZ L Santolanm V Damato B Yasmskl Row 3 C Constantine Lorenzo R Tayoan J Muller D Stanley B Taylor K Dubos J CIORGYI M Henaghan B Ven Vellls N Dorchmsky A Emond S Sudvoy D Mastrony C Clllo J Sclnto L Coffin J Broadbm 90 5 .X .I . . I . n - I 1 1 1 - - 5 A 1 ' . I ' I I ' I ' . I ' I - 1 - 1 - 1 - - X 1 Q .P . x K 3 Y J Q I I 'Q -.' ,4.. 1 1 n . . I 1 Q L 5 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - ' K. Agresta, M. Szigeti, P. Jenkins. Row 2: L. Jisonna, M. Sattani, H. tresca, S. Bernardo. Row 4: F. Smerglinolo, L. Giannettino, C. De- I ' I ' . -I ' I I ' . .I ' I U I ' I 1 A I 1 , 1 , . I . , 1 . . : . , J. , , , . ' , ' , . , . ' . W 1 .4 I I ' T .. ' 3 h Q y 'T . 1 ff x ' I . , - 9 In .X 1 4 I t , . N This was the year for the Central eleven. Not on d -Captains LeRoy CotTin and Fred Smerglinolo lead the squad tx c' ampjo - FG ship, but to one of the best defensive recor s in the state. ,X The season opened 'tt Danbury wi a o s 8-0. F th n, with the exception of a loss to a fine Pre tea t e H' HQ? rs all the way v be-,Xia Hapdgg 6-0. X -X ,N Q, l is 59 Q .A ' Q Nz ,Nu s P B ' . ' U if Q sf 1- N ow, T i eq' lwx ll A Q gl ,- 4- VARSITY is C Row 'l: F. Smerglinolo, R. Perelka, F. Costantini, J. Broadbin, L. B. Spears, A. Dorsett, B. Magnuson, . Pedersen, L. G nettinax, F. Catiin, F. Danowski, J. Bradshaw, Row 2: Mr. Slinko, Assistant Coach, Williams, P. Segneri, T. Cabral, C. Piehdl, Coach Reilly. M Wd SQUAD Row T G Booth A Loschiavo R Magnuson G llams D Cathey B Reed Row 3 Mr Sllnko Assistant Coach B Jacques P Segneri L Giannettino N Pedersen F Danowsku F J Bradshaw H Morrissey B Perelka B Spears F Constantin: J Smerglunolo Coach Reilly L Coffin A Pedersen T Cabral F Wil Washington B LePore J Cascella B Eck Manager F Fucci Coach 92 , 41 ' , i J V l ci, Chockey, B. Schiller, J. Savino, . Gelsner, B. Ventresca. Row iz P: Pizzohellli, F. Difronio, B. Brank, J.. Broadbin, Darsett, C. Piendl, I lu M3 Paradise lost. Down they go! Warming up. Cabral leads the thundering herd. .. .nf V , 122' You're mine! Gianneftino does c jig. Z.-J Sir. M v if V J P fi J 'if' '5 J V' n ' : 5 Ci' 'fi sv rf' ' 'X C, X f I ' it J ' ff c If :Tn d ' k h' 3 E EJ' f' ,, M ehtra 5 I to pers ma e a fine recovery after a wea startt is l 5 Q season, with a sev -gimme winnir? streak, which helped them to cop j 1' 5 Ifirs! place in the ity and MBIA Tournaments, and qualify for the , j -I 4 :tate lass A Tournam . X ,Q 4' v 1 aptain Reggie Mmn led the team into every attack, and was .J heartily supported W Bob Spears, Babe Cabral, Jim Miller, Charlie I A I I, Jacks? nd Huce Hargett, with reserves Lee Coffin, Milt Walker, 4 . . A 1 A df Charl Eckfand Al Erpond ready for action at all times. ! i ,, 9 , . X x Y V Y ' 4 t ' Y, ,vmzsm l k R. Minton, Captain. Standing: B. Hargett, L. Cottin, R. Spears, C. Jqkkfon, A. Emond, T. Cabral, M. Walker. That Central spirit Surrounded! 3 r Official coverage Nlce try Keep that ball going JUNIOR VARSITY M Sldoh B De Frank G Booth C Eck A Emond I Hausman Captain R Landlow B Sword ....,. .'2 I:::.... Li.. - Lzr... 41 ' ' i' ,z 3 ' 95 : Under the guidance of Mr Guido Vutrella the bowlmg team has hugh hopes of recapturnng the state champnonshup htle thus year and also placmg nn the national contest Captam Peter Radzwnllas heads the team Rowl Mr Vltrella advlsar S Rand lett S Bograd .I Spray Row 2 R Lynatt P Radzwlllas S Lupa J Muller r!JAf! 1 Coach Pete Muller was proud of hrs swlmmlng team thus ar as they set a new record for the free style relay with a ratnng of 1 minute 26 seconds, beatmg the previous record by two seconds The team shares hugh hopes for a champnonshlp team next season SWIMMING TEAM Rowl M Bremer J Flchen H Grossman J Fmch D Stllson E Bennett Captam G Wedberg S Rastas H Hams B Reed McCarn Row 2 R Jimenez R Snzell P Radzwlllas S Randlett D 96 - 1 :. , 5. - ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. . 1 ,, ,,. . . . . I I 5- f- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1 I- 1- ,. , . ' 5- 1' 1- 1- 1- 44 'rs NNI? . il s W g 1 Mi?-s ,M '94 The score is no laughing matter. BASEBALL An impressive baseball squad opened its season on April 17. With all but one of last year's team returning, hopes are high for a successful season. Last year, the Hilltoppers closed the season with 3 wins and 14 losses, and although their record was poor, they gained much valuable experience. Kicking up a storm. Line-drive. High pop-up let's try this plan. -C OUR COACH 'A EDWARD J REILLY Coach Edward J Reilly was born on March 26 1886 and smce the age of twenty two has been a coach at Central Hugh School He began his career as assistant football coach and within fifteen years had been named head football and basketball coach. Coach Reilly has developed many championship teams. Our football teams were state champs in 1923, 1939, and 1949. The basketball teams under Coach Reilly have achieved an excellent record. They have qualified for the State Tournament twenty-two times, for the New England Tournament four times, were state champs in 1939, and New England champs in 1934 and 1950. ln this, his fiftieth year, Coach Reilly can be proud of the spirited teams he has trained. The Hilltoppers copped the city football championship, and finished second in the M.B.l.A.C., while the basketball team qualified for the state championship. Little Ed, 6 years. One of Ed's many champions - '39, Top of the heap - '49, Coach and Doctor - '59. 98 As thousands cheer. The Red and Black will fight right back. Another win for Ed Central 6 - Harding O. Reillymen in action. And now home for turkey. SPRING SPORTS GOLF TENNIS Follow Through for accuracy. This is Yhe correcf grip , I The serve must have powe -,Sikh s...- tkl The start of the hundred. The track team opened its season on April 24, under a new coach, Mr. Ted Lovely. With mostly veterans returning to the squad, Co-Captains Charlie Piendl and Lou Giannettino can foresee a good season ahead. The squad participates in relays, in the 100-yard dash, shot put, dis- cus, javelin, broad iump, high iump, and long-distance races. Last season, being this squcld's first season working as a team, they finished with a poor record, but gained valuable experience. 4-1 FOOTBALL FRESHMAN Completing the '58 football season with a record of 3 wins and 'I loss, the newly- formed Red and Black freshman squad should be commended on the fine spirit and sportsmanship it showed throughout the season. The junior Hilltoppers opened the season with a 22-8 victory over Harding, and followed this by handing Stratford a crushing defeat to the tune of 28-14. Milford, fco, fell prey to the mighty Freshmen as they lost 28-0. The only defeat of the season was handed to the Hilltoppers by the Notre Dame squad, 20-6. Headed by William Basile, the freshman team enioyed a very successful season. -- as yn, avi iwr .ev STARTERS Row 'I K Moore R Oravetz A Carlson B DlMeo J Kemp A J Rabbltt J Perrelll Mr Newall Coach Baslle D Fitzgerald C Helms Row 2 Mr Roman Coach J Coffin SQUAD Rowl K Moore B Oravetz W Carson B DlMeo B Baslle D Fitz P Tantamonico M Hanna J Connlc J Carlsquello Manager gerald Row 2 J Coffin C Helms J Rabbltt R Oliver J Parelll Newall Couch R Vacco Row 3 Mr Roman Coach B Romano Manager N Zerel QW Q9 QQ 494- -- -2- CU-is VN K .-N! f K Foal, , ,S 4 ' 24- Lal V 1 y . .bfi 'f. .7-. , 2 4 X I ' 'Iv 1 A l F- I F l T i , -- ' i ,sq . M 4 4 my X ' 2 - , . , . , - ' , . , - . ' , . ', . , - : - , . , . , . ' , - ' , . ' - ld, - ' , . , . ', . ' , : , : . , . , . ' , . ' , . ', Mr. , . . . : . , 5 . , 1 . - , 'V ig 'Cf' QN1 , F F' g I Q V 3. '1ZT if , .m , , 3 F if ' ml., -' ' f V' 7 X EJ 4, , Q 1 gs? Q V 4 . ' J -fx 1 1 l 7 351 I I N l i vi K . .we f T Q - , f A X l J , 1 f ' bhfuil' ' ' -'iziv f ,. - SPORTS This year, Mr. Roman and Mr. Newell formed a freshman basketball team. The team was headed by Captain Ed Esposito, who was ably assisted by Dennis Alexander, Donald Peeler and Bruce Hargett, who was promoted to the varisty squad during the season. BASKETBALL Kneeling: Co-Captains B. Hargett, C. Helms. Row 'I: L, Curran, E. R. Newall, D. Peeler, P. Hubai, W. Basile, J. Parrelli, D. Alexander, Esposito, B. Kosturak, J. Krentzman, R. DiMeo, S. Greenberg. Row 2: R. Bartek, K. Moore, S. Roman. Lid' . - sw 'M f 'fs...e X L.. We've got to stop their forward Jump shot. A CAPPELLA. Wuiiing fheir iurns. 1 Of course I'm an crfisi. fx fx- 's 2. f 6--A Isn't it hilarious! M' '7 Now, you iry it alone. Be careful! 1. v K x -in flu k ff y A rw i win, ,f :Lf , , 5, ffl Q4 'ff 5 f' C - Nt?-'by AA y 1 fi , f-ifoj A V , H! J 40.1 4? , A A , JC Q ' . ' , wx ' N . I . 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