Bristol Eastern High School - Lance Yearbook (Bristol, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

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Bristol, Connecticut '73 rpubn PQCECJDDCEQCQ CQDDTDOQQKXB 7 X Z premiere debut success in the year of 59 with the class of 60 babe new e old was born in the year of 59 upon a knoll of trees an weeds un ept fields of shrub EASTERN hugh made its PREMIERE the start of all was to begin nev er to en TRADITION born twas hard on us yet rt was fun start new things that would go EXCELLENCE now our only arm we founded teams all new and proud to sport the AN CER gray and b ue. we nurtured scholars spirit- love and loyalty. aim ing high or greater glory. new teams and students made their DEBUT. we built Eastern with new precedents sad bu proud we leave as her students. our school now outstanding, a SUCCESS. Richard Skelskey Class of '60 Dil llfllli I-IIC!-I SCHCDGL ggi? 4 Table of Contents Administration and Faculty 4 Seniors 'I6 Underclassmen 66 Organization 74 Sports 94 Special Features H4 Bristol, Connecticut It is a privilege to be able to extend greet- ings through the Lance to you, the first graduating class of Bristol Eastern High School. As you know, many years of work have gone into the background planning and more recently into the organizational and physical plant plan- ning for this very fine high school. I am sure that you will always cherish the knowledge that you, the first graduating class, helped start the many traditions and helped establish what we have every confidence will be high standards in this new high school. All good wishes go to you as the first gradua- ting class ot Bristol Eastern High School. CARL A. MAGNUSON Superintendent of Schools Bristol, Connecticut 'Gd' iiumnfagt MR. PERRY What a privilege to be the first class to graduate from the new Eastern High School! But what a responsibility for a class - to set an example for all future classes! In its stewardship, the class of 1960 has more than iustified the high hopes held for it by the faculty. Though much of the senior year was marked by the use of incomplete facilities and lack of an opportunity to as- semble, members of the class of 1960 had a cooperative, helpful attitude toward all in- conveniences. They assumed a position of true leadership in the school, setting a good example for the younger students. GEORGE R. PERRY Principal Bristol Eastern High School Administration and Faculty Left to right: Mr. Casey, Miss Pulsifer, Miss Mella, Mr. Perry, Mr. Lehmert. .NRE Once upon a tlme reads Duck Skelskey In Mass Pulslfers creative wntmg class Mary Conrod and Carol Paretta will comment later The ablllty to commumcate correctly, clearly, and force fully ns essentlal to everyday life The understandmg of luterature adds lmmeasurably to our personal enloyment of lensure tlme and stlmulates our minds and our conversatlons The Engllsh Department gnves us the knowledge necessary to speak fluently to appreciate the works of great authors, and to satisfy our desnre for creatlve self expresslon Kathy Mockus and Jeanette Plourde seem amused as Mr. Roy explains to Larry Penoncello that it's not think, thank, thunk. From purest wells of English undellled ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Standing l to R Mr Robinson Mr Handy Seated Miss Johnson Miss Donovan Mrs Eggleston Mlss Pulslfer Mass Zalaslu Mlss Yantz Mrs Herens Mrs Wells Muss Mella Mr Roy Mlss Satta Miss Whipple As- -, ,3-5 tv 5? Ax ,T-,- 6 v. in Mm s,,f , it SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT L to R Mr Aston Mrs Wells Mr Mr Angers Mr Lawley Mr Googms Beatson Muss Wmters Mr Whrtcomb Mrs Josephsan Mass Crockett wrggalk. Q, 'I 94 w 'dw 4 law ,, ww.. '-40 -'01 tk Q Q 'Qs A Society IS the happiness ol hfe Mr Beatson points ou Barbara Casey t a crltlcal locatlon to Lois Gravlln Betty Bastert and The sublect matter of the courses nn the Soclal Studies Department ns as varied as It ns mterestnng In hrstory we learn howto meet the challenges of the modern day world by apply Ing the experlences of our forefathers to todays problems We reafflrm the Ideals set by the great men of our country, and we attempt to defnne our own posmon In this ever chang mg world Never before, perhaps, has the knowledge to be gained from the study of society been so vital to the preserva tuon of our belxefs Miss Crockett explams our proud American herrtage to Theresa Maher Judy Larson and John Peterson ,swf me I H w x -Q ive, 7 ll I Q a 0 ll I I I U . . , -,,g',,5. b ,W . . . . ' jeff! 'V I . ' ' ,Q - W fha M ,A I ,f 1 'Zta f -ws. M' . 4 .ll f ' ' ,nu 79 nn: , N ' X5 rs 3 o - ' , . 'A f' If .L ,Q Am 2 it if .X , L 'fs VA .., ' S ' A .Qtr ' 'Q . 4 Y' . I . ' D' I ' X 'Q ' . M' M .Q . , .... all f l Q' TSW ,T :- LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT. L, to R.: Mr. Angers, M X1 Languages O tempora, O mores! reads Paul Hart as Mrs. supervises. N? 1 Q ax xx ' iw ' illillll l lf iss Carroccia, Mrs. Raiotte, Dr, Nestico, Miss Winters, Mrs. Shingler, Mr. Petke. are the pedigrees of nations. Raiotte From Comment allez-vous, monsieur? to Omnis Gallia in tres partes - the divisa'est p from Wie geht's, mein Herr? to gComo se llama? Language Department attempts to break down the language barriers and to help us understand people of other lands and civilizations. We learn to communicate with people whose language is different from our own can also study their customs and the customs of an ancient civilization has greatly influenced our own life and literature. But, Miss Carroccia, I don't even know what you call it in English! protests Wally Olsen. i is 1 Via -Q1 g A we that 4 uw X 5-ns ff ' 1 1 . s ag fv- s , , , , '5- ' X1 sm t , L 4 , 12, 'L Y X gs A Aw., A ., f MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT l t R Standing Mr Aston Mr Casey Mlss Rzonca Mlss Bachmon Mr lanosa Seated Mrs Robinson Mr Foster Mathematics possesses not only Reasomng, solvnng, analyzing calculatmg these are the medua of the mathematlcal world We are beset In our workaday, mundane exlstence with mathematical querles whlch must necesscmly be solved through one source or another Whether we excel an algebra, geometry, buslness math trugonometry math analysts, or any of the other exactmg courses offered us nn thus held we may be assured of unexcelled tralnnng by Instructors worthy of much more than our humble gratutude ls thus the roght answer? querues Ken Emonds Dove Della Bltta and Mr lanosa seem to thunk differently fi if af truth but supreme beauty Wa all now lets see how thus problem of yours shapes p drowls Mr Foster to Paul Reed 9 l . . 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' , . . ll o ll , 0 I l U ll . , u' , , , me T t ,aff A, I 5 A scs i, V51-y -4 , ' 'Z -ff' a . . 3 nt sf' ' 2 as t , ' Q , , A3 -.xx Q5 A good duet rs essentual to nutrutron advtse Mr Coley and frrend Men love to wonder and that 'VT5 Exactly the way you strung a clothesline muses Bob Fletcher while Larry Budnlck demon strates and Mr Ellrott medltates Physlclsts chemlsts biologists analysts these buddmg genuuses of tomorrow are slowly but surely bemg molded by our determmed yet patlent science Instructors Not only rs class Instruction offered rn each ot the sclen tlhc flelds but also we are fortunate enough to have the use of the flnest laboratory facllltues avarlable The gateway to science has been opened for all ensulng generatlons through the persrstence the understanding the hard work and the endurlng patience of our unparalleled Science Depart ment rs the seed of our science Nyeruck Mr Hyatt Mr Coley Mr Buchanan Seated Mrs Dwunnells Mr Stumpp 10 Q 'Y ww I ,, r xj H Qsif lf ,tw g 4 --s- s L5 1 2' UI . - M 'V i ' l X I .v d , X U . . F ,X '2 11 5 A f r M 'xv W A f , 1 g' If A K W, ,. X - l Xa. l A Q Il ' ' ll ' ' 1 . . I . I . . I i . . , Q , . . . . I , . I ' xv W .Jw . . . rv - X' I ' J irc t c l k l dklh SIX' . Q 0 Il , o . , t ,, ' : r. t , . ' t, Mr. ' , . , , , . . : . ' , . 5 V7 F, ZH: t K Y-J no 1 5 4' ,., if n - ,qu-3 A N l ' W t yQ as -fc fr: A-. ,AN t My If are A --sm' we 2-r-rt . I: K xl Na 5 Sl S 2 A l I ' 4 X l . . C2 , V lt u- l Q l Watch out for your fingers, Homer, warns Mr. lyons. Mike Votrow and Jim . Root look worried. Life Ri, 5 There's a screw missing somewhere, comments Eric Marshall to Paul Roy. The industrial leaders and the skilled workmen of tomorrow - these are the products of our Technical De- partment at B E H S Shop mechanical drawing and drafting are only a very small part of the untold opportun ities awaiting those interested In pursuing their aptutudes In manual arts Varied and extensive training modern efficient machinery and facilities superb expert nnstruc tors opportunity in technical training unlimited' lndustry IS the soul ol business and keystone ol prosperity Q45 i I I - lt 0 0 O ll O fix' A 1' z f , E v K 'I , E .- N if A I' 5' li' pq - BUSINESS DEPARTMENT. l.. to R.: Mr. Aston, Miss lucas, Mrs. Miles, Miss Galiette, Mr. Doyle, Miss Courey, Mrs. Robinson, Mr. Bowen. UB 0 0 h I f Inf II uslness is t e sat o I e. The Business Department offers special opportunities to those stu dents who are interested in pursuing careers in business. It develops special skills in bookkeeping, stenography, and office practices. How W many words a minute can you type? is a question asked by pupils in . all curricula, for most people realize that the typing skill is an invaluable ' asset in any field. Taking dictation at an efficient rate, typing ' ' as letters accurately and speedily, filing materials in their proper order H i these are some of the lessons taught so well by our fine staff of business teachers. . i 2 i l i f gk 1 -x .al , ew V U my f A+.. A...semi...s...l...d...k... belIows Mr.Doyle. I2 1' Dear Sir, dictates Miss Galiette to her secretary, Miss Patterson. w .-'Ph HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT L to R Muss Vanl Mrs Dnscenza Health and cheerlulness mutually beget each other Our adeptness at sports our stamma our good sportsman shlp these quahtles are derlved from an outstanding physlcal educa tlon program Essentual addntlons to our program are our magmflcent new gymnasxum our beautifully designed fields, and our spanking new equlpment Ours IS the reallzatlon of a sports lovers dream 'NW p-an Q39 U Alexandrla Duprey gets help un threadtng the needle from Chrlstnne Beger Home keeping hearts are happlest The Home Economlcs Department helps our gurls to develop the techniques whlch wall enable them to become excellent homemakers Followlng a budget sewnng a seam and making an attractive center piece are all skulls whuch are learned In home economlcs classes If you want to know whether to max the dry lngredaents hrst how to full your wardrobe mexpensuvely by maklng your own clothes and what makes a house a home then you ought to seek the expert advice of the home economics teachers J' QQ! Y' fav Q. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT l to R Mr Punzo Mass lapp Mr Carlson Hup two three four' Miss Lapp leads the way through the wllds of Page Park 13 get 5 W M ' 11 n u ll 5 Q Q T Xe Q M' f . . .: ' ' , . , , ' I I I n ' . Il 0 I I ' 'A I . . . . , -Aw - 'L I M -.Q T 3 ig, J ,V A I K I ig , If fa nf f f r 'z flift' Y QP .1 f :mtl 1 E5 Qi Ks, v , W, ,V , , 1 I 'H of aa3: '-nf' ' G - k ,' if ' fs ., 41,4 1 ,iT fw,.: ' .lrf-',-'EEYT1' 5 491, r ..' 21,24-xc f 'aw'-, -' V I . H H - in-4 ,f ff MUSIC DEPARTMENT L to R Mrs Summons Mr Musallo Who carry muslc In their heart The culture and the creatlvlty of our students are nurtured by the departments of musuc and art They grve each mdrvldual a chance to express has emotions and has talents The Art Department encourages rn drvndualnty and ongnnaluty as personal goals Partlcu patron In Instrumental and vocal groups as well as In the courses taught. m music theory and apprecxatlon Increases the student's engoyment of musac ,gnu ART DEPARTMENT I, to R Mr Bancale, Mun Geruldsen ll we Mr Masaula taps out e rhythm for the band In one of hrs quieter moments 1-Ch Hn Eastern HI Mrs Simmons leads the hugh splrnted gurls In a pep song Art IS the desire of man to express himself wx f fd 2 Ve if 141 C ,fx iff ff ' iv--Q x X ,XIX Future Rembrandts? ponders Mass Geruldsen about Marlene Goodrldge and Duane Johnson .F T e , 1 1 ? i I 1 T K' ' E 3 1 - - ,X W4 - Y 4 22 s X , K 1- . , 5 I , E T f' rl T T I g, I rj A '355Ei3::t-avg ,l Q T E 1 iw . . J q . th . . . l T ,. I , ,.f 1' T Q , use , I X ig y . X , - L' 1 3 .X x Al N I it - u . . . II . . . l . u - . n II ' , ' - , 1 1 . .' .. D . . . . .'-- Lg, ' fylm: I - AI . . . . 4 , I ki' K K V5 550m ii? . L-Ji T : 4 'D ., N X b KA A Ll V X un-, l l N.. ' X .. X . . -. A N . R I, -'.a,z X '- : 'A .. , ,h f. . k . . Sus! L .gk I , . k 'Y'-T Z X x 2 I 'G' gs x.. An- is SECRETARIAI. STAFF l to R Standrng Mrs Chaasson Mrss Griswold Mrss Malasklewrcz Seated Miss Marcotte Mrs Ableskr Nowhere so busy a man as he there IS Thou wert my guide philosopher and fnencl fl' 'omg W vw w,,fY' V 3 'Www 'Noni A 'Q rr'-MM 3' 33 5-2 D .,.. UT 52. 5-0 '4 5,2 CDO T 3 :Z -. .... 3' or wi' '12 IE' ma oi -.. 9:- 20 . The secretarnes are the busiest of workers They do a wonderful job of keepmg the school runmng wnth the precusuon of clockwork under lmprovused offuce condutuons The Gundance Department IS one ofthe most valuable departments rn our school The members.of nts tac ulty assnst students In selectlng proper courses and help appllcants to colleges full out admlsslons and scholarship appllcataons promptly and correctly 5.7 ,fl GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT L to R, Stondmg Mr Handy, Mr Caswell, Mr Whrtcomb, Mr Beatson, Mr Googlns, Mlss Yantz, Mlss Courey, Mr Lcwley, Mr Angers, Mr Carter, Mr Elliott Seated Mrss Bcchman, Mrs Robinson, Mrss Whipple, Mr Lehmert, Mlss lucas, Mrs Eggleston, Miss Sattu if s rs f 55 f Thus applrcotuon looks all rrght to me, Mr Leh mert tells Fred Newpeck I5 SENIOR CLASS 1960 S S BRISTOL CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL OFFICERS Top row: William Connelly, Vice-President Michael Joglinski, President Center: Barbara DeCaroIis, Secretary Bottom: Gail Nicasiro, Treasurer 'L IASTIRN CLAYTON AIUDI General Butch The good man prolongs his works. Sharp sense of humor . . . a valuable friend to have. A.A. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Rifle Club 15 Baseball 1, Rifle Team 1. GILBERT ALBELO College Gubbne To talk Wl,l'l0Uf effort is the greatest charm of falkrng Loquacious 'azz enthusiast wonderful personallty Dramatlcs 2 3 Vice-President 4 Glee u 2 3 resident 4 I R Spanish Club 2 Student Council 4 Cross Country 2 4 Track 3 JUDITH ALDERUCCIO Business Judy Why be sad when there s fun to be had? Always friends A 1 League Store I laughing has so many you can t count them A 4 R C 3 Sc Girls Sports 1 ini' BRYAN ALEXSAVICH College Excuses become habitual Extremely carefree interested IN word AA 1 2 3 4 Biology Club I er manCub3 4 Y F C RICHARD ALLEN College Ricky Wnfe me as one who loves his fellow man Loads of fun likes to sung beautiful complexion terrific pal AA 1 2 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Rifle Club 3 School Store 1 18 DAYI. ANDERSON Business Women, like princes, find a few real friends. Nothing to worry about . . . peppy with a great personality. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, l. R. C. 3, Glee Club I, 3. PAUL ANDERSON General A likable fellow with a likable way Tall and terrlflc slow and easy I G Leaders Corps 4 Prolectuonlstl Var slty Club 3 4 Footballl 2 4 Swim mmg2 3 4 Track4 WAYNE ANDERSON College Fun for all and all for Good natured efficient loads of un AA I 2 3 4 Leaders Corps3 4 ANITA APRUZZESE Business Nita She that is of merry heart hath a continual feast Always a warm smile and friendly greeting sure to succeed er 1 2 3 rs Leaquel 2 3 4 I 3 Spanish Club 2 3 Varsity Cub G S orts 1 Gee Cu I2 3 5 4 ALFRED BALBONI General Pleasure before work Mischief in his eyes a Forestvlllelte terror on wheels homework what s that? AA I 2 3 4 Leaders Corps2 ' ' - A.A. , 2, 3, 4, lee Club 1, 2, 3, Clb , ,PI' p. .'C.1, ' fi ,fi '- s n I funln ' ' f Un .6 .A. , 2, 4, F. B, L. . , Girls' , 1, 2, 3, 4, I. . . 7 hool ' ' ' ' ' 7 ' ' languages . . . excuses. are his pass- AA. -I 4, F. B. L A.'4, Cheer- . - lead , , , 4, G. A. s. s. 3, 4, --1117. 7G- Gil' I ,,,g.R.C.1,2, I , 5 . . . 3, 4. 7 ' , 7 ' I - 2, 3, 4, ms' p , 2, 3, 4, I I I: , , . A V ' WQQL A JV i ' AI ,, . - H In JEFFREY BARON College e Little work much play goes for my happy usual day Easygomg a tease knack for getting around mischievous AA l 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 Ger man Club 4 Glee Club 'I 2 Latm Cu 'l 2 3 454 1, -.-4 ELAINE BARRY College Carefree wfthout wornes along the road ol lrfe she scurnes Capable eager enthuslastlc A l234Dramatlcs4FTA 4 Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Club l French Club 4 BRIAN BAUER General At tumbling he s a whiz but at Englnsh What another quiz? Sulent on the outslde but underneath! artlstlc good loolung AA l 2 3 4 HnL:tes2 3 lea ers Corps 2 Vrce President 3 President 4 Rufle Club 2 Student Councul 4 Golf 2 Soccer 2 Swlmmlng 3 4 Track 2 ROBERT BAYER College Bo He ll succeed quietly Quuet mannered s no averse to work AA I 2 3 4 School Store EASTERN DOUGLAS BECHARD General BIS Young fellows will be young fellows A tease love that car a wnn nmg grln AA I 2 3 4 Class Vnce President 2 Student Councnl I 2 Vlce President 3 Basketball l Football l lt. GILL BEC HARD Technical Bus Jokes lakes and more jokes but what happened to the car? Loads of fun loves cars fnend ly smule I JUDITH BENDZA Business Judy Oh so quiet and petite loves to smfle when she speaks Very mce smrle qulet but many friends SANDRA BENSON Business Sandee Lively pleasant and bubbling over with fun Likes to laugh always ready for free un a loyal malorette gay ln every way l A 4 agua l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Magorette 3 Captam 4 Palnt and Palette 2 Student Council 4 Varsity Club4 Girls Sportsl 2 3 4 NANCY BEAULIEU Business Nan Srlence IS golden but tnendlmess IS the key to happmess Quiet slncere happy AA 4 Business Club 4 Girls league RICHARD BERNARD College Relax now work later Carefree fnendly and cooperatlve qulet smlle l uf 'h .rl fx n ' 'U . . - . . -nu lb , , .' I f . Y . .h .A.,,,f -, l f ff A.A. ,2,3,4. B .. , , , 1 ,P A ' - ' I - . ' . . A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 7 ', . . j 4. .I .I ,, J b . ' Af ff' V, ' hy... t s 'A' - A.A. , 2, 3, 4, F. a. L. . , Girls' ff -. , , ,p 1. le , , ,: ,3: - F Rit .., ' , 44:73 A.A. ,2,3,4. 1,2,3,4. IASTIRII JAMES BIANCHI General lm What hes behind his quiet exfenor? Fond of good fakes a homework I8 hu only enemy AAI 2 3 4 RaduoClub4 NANCY BIANCHI College NM Smile and I ll 'om you frown and you ll be alone Quuck wat hndden behmd a dumple neat dresser fun Iovmg I A 2 League I 2 3 Executwe Board 4 Glee Club 2 Llbrarlan 'I 2 Hulltes Club Edntor 4 Latm Club 2 President 3 Student Council 2 3 Lance 3 Palnt and Palette 2 3 Spanlsh Club 3 HOLLY Bl ELERT Busmess The grace rt takes to be a model an over all appearance af neat ness AA 1 2 3 4 Gnrls League 4 Gnrls Sportsl RICHARD BISKUPIAK General In school he s quiet and demure outside we re not too sure Seemrngly quaet one of the Forest vllle boys modest ways AA I 2 3 4 Football I KARIN BLASHKE Nurses Tramlng Blash Lilo IS too short Io frown so smile Passed attractuve to the eye easygolng and warm manner fnend of many I 2 3 4 French CI Grrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Hn Lltes 3 School Store 1 Glrls Sports I FRANCES BOSTWICK Busmess Fran Salence has many advantages Gorgeous blonde hour quiet and suncere 2 3 4 Gnrls Lea ue'I BRIAN BOWERMAN College Butch Always a good sport most of all a good fnend Traes hard sure to be a success 'I 3 4 Blolog French Club 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Football 4 Swlmmlng 3 VALERIE BOYAR College Va Happy am I from core I m free I 3 4 Glrls Lea uel 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Spanish Club NICHOLAS BRANDI General Nick Speak now or forever hold your speech who me? Popular fun to be with many friends A 2 3 4 VALORIE BRIERE General a Sllence IS golden but does she know rl? Explosive personallty class come daenne all around good sport full of enthusiasm AA 3 4 Glrls League3 4 Slu Club 3 4 Lance 3 4 Homemalung Club 4 Glrls Sports 3 4 11 - 11 J. Y l n s 0 - 11 - - - - 1 11 . ' ...tll... A.A.1,,,p g ,2,3, ' ' . 4. - - 1 1 1 i ' 1 ,, . , . . I . 1 1 11 e e e a o ll . n 1 I l , - 11 A.A. , 2, 3, 4p F. T. . 5 Girls' ' - -- - 1 1 , ' 1 A.A. , 2, , , ' y Club 1, 2, F . . I I .- . I 5 , I 7 ' 1 I I ' 1 I ' S K y I 11 - 11 I - 11 l 1 11 Natural fnendlmess . . . dependable Emhusimnc 'cuter ' u . good mend. A.A.,2,,p 9 ,2,3, n . , : 1 1 1 : ' S .I 1' 1 1 1 11 21 31 2, 3. , . Rit ' 11 1 - , 11 1 - 1 11 . 11 , . 1 . . , , , 5 . .A. , , . V I 1 - - ,, . . ,, . . . ,, - 11 , . ' . . . a I ' . . . . . . A.A.,,,: ub2,3: -'lil' 17' ' ' 1 1 1 1 : f F f F .' . I - . , k , - 1 , , 1 1 - KIRK BRIGHTMAN College Kelso Quiet but wait awhilel Popular sincere friendly smile AA 'l 2 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Base ball 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 EASTERN SUE ANN CAREB College U0 Friends many foes none Chatterbox sharp dresser loyal fnend bouncy personality 1 3 4 Class Secretary 2 Gurs Leaguel 2 3 4 Latin Club 1 2 3 Paint and Palette 2 Student Council 1 Girls Sports 2 PAMELA BROTHWELL Business Brothle Life has no pleasure nobler than that of friendship Always happy ever smiling a great pal AA 1 2 3 4 German Club3 Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Club1 2 3 LAWRENCE BUDNICK College u A good little man is better than a poor big one Great personality athletic loves people friend to all AA 1 2 3 4 Athletic Council 4 A S C Spanish Club 3 Varsity Club Basketball Manager 3 4 Cross Coun t 3 4 Track1 2 3 4 SHERRIE BUELL College Sher Her brain is like a pmcushion stuck full of things to do A peppy malorette always bus petite full of school spirit AA 1 2 3 4 French Club 2 Treas- urer 3 G A S S 3 4 Girls League 1 2 3 4- Hu-lites2 3 Girls Sports Editor 4- Maiarette 3 4- Varsity Club 3 4- Paint and Palette 2 3- Spanish Club 4- Girls Sportsl 2 3 4. RONALD CARTER Business Ronme Life passes on why worry? Good looking friendly smile an unusual sense of humor 1 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 Bridge Club 4 Thespuans 2 3 Y F C 2 3 Cross Countryl 2 Track ALLEN CASE College Pleasant is he who speaks little and acts kindly towards others Scholarly quick thinker good friend to have 3 R GRACE CHARTIER General Gracie A merry heart is good medicine Heard everywhere always loklng true pal bubbling personality . . 2 3 4- Girls league 2 - Glee Club 2- Girls Sports 2 3. NELLIE CAPLICKI Business Ne Cheerful and gay, that's always her way. Tall . . . talkative . . . always a smile and a friendly hello. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. B. L. A. 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. 1-5 ff. .gs 3, W - -2-X 2, 1 gf- 1-A we 923- A HOMER CHARTIER General Quiet at first, but ohl Friend to all . . . nice to be with . . . always considerate of others. A.A. 4. 21 IASTIRN EDWARD CICHON College Where there s a will theres a way An all round personahty luked by a a gleam In has eye A A 'I 3 4 Rlfle Club 4 Cross Coun try 3 4 Track 4 pus 'key' MARY CONROD General Angel As sun colors flowers so does art color hfe Nnce to know artistically mcllned faithful Thesplan' AA I, 2, 3, 4, Thesplans 2, 3, 4, Gnrls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, HI Lltes 3, 4, Pamt and Palette 2, 3, Presldent 4, Student Council 4, Lance 2, 3, 4 22 ROBERT COGGINS College 0 Gethng some fun out of hte Small loads of fun personaluty A I 2 3 4 French b 3 ee Club I 2 3 4 R C 4 a Cub MAUREEN COLETTO Business As lnkable as she rs lookable Classy dresser qunet on the out sn e but once she gets startedl rs Leaguel 234 I R LESLIE CONOPASK College DOC Mrschref lurks somewhere Noisy loves to clown around hey Doc whats up7 I 4Gl Prolechonlst I ROBERT CONVARD College O He takes has fun where he funds lt Funs hrs muddle name always ready wlth a loke wntty dasposl tlon talkative AA 'I 2 3 4 Boology Club 2 Ger m n Club 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 rarlan34lRC234Pro BARRIE COOK Technucal Coolue Tomorrow s twenty four hours away I can walt sharp Iukes to Carefree easygomg dresser good looklng ta AA l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Football DAVID COREY General Dave Men of few words are the best men Seems quiet full of enthusiasm one of our troubadours I B 4 Glee Cu I 2 Orchestral 2 3 4 le Club 3 KOSTA CONSTANTINE General Tom ln agam out agam Carefree and gay hard worker breezy ready with a smlle A 23 Mmm an-- ' New I '15F'4f REGINA COUTURE General R ggle Promzse IS most given when the least IS said Quiet untll you get to know l1er soft spoken good dlsposltlon conslderute and capable AA 'I, 2, 3, 4, Thespnans 4, League I, 2, 3, Gnrls' Sports 3 Glrls Ed H l . . . ' .H ,I I - I .H II . . . ' ' . .Al , . B b it B b H . . . .H QL, V -A- , , , 1 Clu 2, , 4: - ' 1 I f f I 7 ' GI , , 1 1 l. . . 5 L tin 0 1 7 f 1' I k I 1,2, 3, 4. lib ' I 1 ' I I 1 ISC- s I ' M tionist 3, Lance 4, Brldge Club 4. I A 4 ' , A .:m-i-. ,Q d - lk . . . - . . . m A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, ' Gi I ' , , , 5 . .C. 4. - - , , , 2 : l. ' ' I ' A.A. , 2, 3, 4, and 1, 2, 3, , I A.A.. , 2., 3, 7 ee Club 2, 3, 45 I b I I I , I I R'fl Il e ' BARBARA CRIST College Barb Qutet and smcere always a smile Senous studuous and sweet wlll go far In anythmg she attempts AA 3 4 Glrls League 2 4 Glee Club 3 4 Medlcal Arts 2 3 Spanish Club 3 4 EASTERN DOROTHY CZASONIS Busmess o To a young heart everythmg rs fun Qulet at tnmes neat an dress pretty blonde halr I 2 3 4 Glrls Leaguel 2 Glee Club 'I DOUGLAS CUMMINGS General Doug Never too serious not too frivolous but a rare good fellow A likable fellow loves to lolle and tease qulet only when absolutely necessary AA I 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Cr ss Country 2 3 Track 2 MARIANNE CUSANO Busmess Glnger If you re gomg to dream dream big! A fnendly smlle for all attractive dresser pleasant personaluty always chewing gum 12 3 4 Glrls Lea ue'I 4 Messenger 3 Lunchroom Worker 4 Glee Club I 4 Hllltes 4 Lance C 4 The plans 4 F VICTOR CWIEK College IC Srlent thoughts are always the best Effluent qulet content to go hrs own way golf enthusiast A A I 2 3 4 Athletic Council 4 G l 2 3 4 GERALDINE DAGATA Busuness en Good nature rs one of the fruits of personality A wonderful pal never a dull moment an mfectlous laugh l B L A 3 4 Leaguel 2 3 4 Executive Boardl 2 Glee Club I Pamt and Palette 2 Secretary 3 Lance 3 4 LOUISE DANIELS General Gu The quiet mind IS richer than a crown Shy and quiet untll you know her happy-go luclsy the mischievous 'YP' F B L A 4 League I 2 3 4 JOYCE DELANO Busnness Let a smile be your umbrella Quiet twlnklung green eyes fnendly to all I F B L A 2 3 Se tary 4 Gurls Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Lance 4 Receptlomst 2 Mes- senger 4 School Store 4 wr.,-x MARCELLA CZARNECKI College Study IS like heaven s glorious sun Petne and sweet member of N H S true friend AA I 2 3 4 Brldge Club 4 Ger man Club 2 3 4 Glrls Leaguel 2 n ub 2 N H Treasurer 4 Lance 4 WILLIAM DELFINO College Don t fudge this man untal you lmow hum He seems quuet but nsnt neat dresser great friend AA I 2 3 4 German Club2 23 IASTIRN PETER DENEHY General Pete Life without laughter is a dreary blank Well dressed always smiling never a dull moment AA 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubi Spanish Club 3 Basketball 'I Football l Soc cer 2 ARTHUR DICKAU Technical Bug Art Bit of fun a bit of quiet Nice to know basketball and foot ball player ambitious B Basketball 3 4 Soccer 4 VINCENT DlPIETRO General Vlnny If silence were money he d be broke Talkotlve friendly good sport always rarmg to go AA 1 3 4 Thespvans2 3 Treasurer 4 Glee Club l 2 DENNIS DONAHUE College Make I m a citizen of the world Good school spmt oya friend band member A.A.l 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Thesplans 4- F. T. A. 4- Soccer 3 4. DIANE DRZEWIECKI Business As merry as the day IS long Theres mischief in her eyes friend to all always willing to he p pleasant smile 1 A4 l.eauel234 RAYMOND DUBE College ay Do it right or not at all Likes a good time but is conscientious good sense of humor a pal to C l L Rifle Club 2 Swimming 2 NANCY DUBICKI College Nance Her heart IS like a smgmg bird Friendly neat a smile for all AA 'I 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 French Clu 4 F T A 4 Girls leaguel 2 3 4- Glee Club 'l 2 3 4. MARIE DROUIN Business Silence is the perfect herald of 'oy Pleaslng personality twinkling green eyes a nice person to have as a friend 'I A 4 Leaguel 2 3 4 KEITH DRAPEAU Technical And mischief was his trade. Agreeable fellow . . . always ready for a laugh . . . never takes school work seriously. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 24 DONNA DUNNE College Peanuts Little friends may prove great friends. Pretty red hair . . . small in size but tops in friendliness . . . cheerful. A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 25 French Club 2, 35 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 'lg Paint and Palette 25 Vice President 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. FRED DURR Tech mcol Fred He looks so quuet but boy what a not Fnendly qulet pleasant per son to know always on the go nd l 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 WILLIAM ENGLERT College Wnld Bull Englebert Pleasure before work A bxg mon always has a smlle a good sport many frlends AA 1 2 3 4 GleeClub1 Varty Club 4 Football 4 Track 4 BETTY DUYSER Business Betty The good and the wase lfve quiet lives A Wmsted gal pretty blonde halr makes lrlends easily smile for eVel'YCl'lE CAROL DYER Business Carol A sweet and simple lass IS she A lrlend to all amuoble manner always dependable loyal and true Executlve Board l 4 Pannt and Palet te Treasurer 4 Lance 3 4 Glrls Sports 3 4 BARBARA EMONDS College Barb A thmg of beauty rs a ,oy forever A hugh steppnng malorette capable sporklsng eyes well liked peaches and cream complexion 1 2 3 4 Athletic Council Bnology Club 2 French Club 3 Vlce President 4 Gsrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Hn Lltes 3 Glrls Sports Edltor 4 Malorette 4 Lance 3 Glrls Sports 3 HOPE FENN Nurses Traunmg Hope Sslence never makes any blunders Sincere good student a tran qunl manner bag brown eyes l 3 4 Biology Club 3 Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Club4 I R C 4 Meducal Arts Club 2 3 4 Lance 3 ROBERT FITZSIMONS Col ege o He can be both serious and merry Fnendly sen e of humor short Orchestra 'I ROBERT FLETCHER College Fletch The secret of success IS constancy to purpose a good lookmg really nice friendly l I R C 4 Lea Corps 4 School Store 2 3 Swimming EASTERN LAWRENCE EVANGELISTI General Larry ll sports be the food of love play on Mannerly tops un personality the athletuc type friends every where AA 'l 2 3 Varsity Club 3 4 Track I 2 3 Basketball l Football 1 2 'Q EDWARD FLYNN College Ambition plus intelligence equals success Lover of baseball short crewcut serlous yet cheerful honor student AA 'I 2 3 4 French Club 3 res: dent 4 Latnn Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 N H S 3 4 Student Council 4 Var snty Club 4 Baseball 2 3 4 25 X 'X . n - I u I . ,, , 1, Bu , . : , , , 4. ' - - 1 1 I 1 F 1 a I I 1 1 3. , . . I ll ' ll I ,, . ' . , , ,, . . . . . . - I - . A ' ' AA- , . 1 ' : Girls' ,. , , , , , . . . ' 1 , , : , F. B. L. A. 4. 4, A H - - .H ' ' l B b will 1 1 1 1 1 Q ll . Il A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League 2, 3, , : - . . ' ' , , , , I - I?-Q L P. A-no U - . - ,I - L - - if 4 . -. . ,, L ' ' T ll . . . - ' . . . ' A.A. , , , , ' ' 4, ' . ' 'F I 1 A.A. , 2, 3, 4, . . . p ders' : 1 1 1 1 5 , I ' ' . . . , . ' f I 1, 2, 3, 4. : : ' , 4. Ed - - ,, .. . . ll Il 1 .U 1 1 1 I 1 ' ' ' . I ' ' ' - - , 1 , 1 i Sl ' 5 1 . - - 1 1 1 I 1 P ' : ' , . 2 . . . , 7 f - ' 1 , , - IASTIRN REGINALD FOOTE General Reggie Idle hands are never found here Good dusposmon possessor of many frlends always has a captl vatmg gnn l Bus. agus--1 LORA FRATE College on lt rs a friendly he that has plenty of frrends Neat pleasant to be wlth thoughtful on the qulet side AA 4 Thespaans 2 F T A ace- Presldent 3 Glrls League 4 l R C 1 Paint and Palette 2 Spanlsh Club MARIE GARLEWSKI College Mane My heart us lrke a smgmg bird Enloys lute a smnle for everyone always cheerful very talkative A 4 Thespnansl F T A 3 Girls League 4 Palnt and Palette 2 Span FRANK GAROFALO College Franlue Honest as the day IS long y friendly pleasant to have around Debatlng Club 1 Thesplans 2 3 4 Glee Club 'I 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 ROBERT GAUDETTE General g Success ts nothmg but a good Idea combined wtth hard work Fnendly honest likable AA I 2 4 leaders Corps 2 Vlce President 4 Rutle Club I 2 Sk: Club 3 Football Manager 1 26 MAURICE GIANNOTTU College Maurle Sslence has many advantages Qulet always smllmg a won derful fnend ready to help one In need AA I 2 3 4 Footballl REAL GIGUERE College a Mischief bubbles over In lm Good natured relaxed a good frnend 3 4 French C Prolectlonlst 1 Rlfle Club 3 BARBARA GILMAN Busmess Barb Short and sweet and everything mce A fnend to all qunte a dressmaker ready for fun charming per sonahty I 4 Gurls Lea ue 3 4 Glee Clubl Orchestral Lance CYNTHIA GAUVIN General Clndy Oh! The dewl rn those eyes Short talkatlve friendly oya A I 2 3 4 Glrls Leaguel 2 4 Lance 4 LINDA GIOVANELLO College Lmda .lo Lufe as too short to be senous Cheerful quite a flirt sense of humor A 'I 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 4 s gue 1 2 3 4 I 2 Pa and Palette 2 Student Council 1 H - - .ll -A.,,,: ,,3. L . E' . . 4' ' A , an .I . .. - Q ' . . . . . . Q l . . , ' , . . . v' - h n . n . ..,,,, . . , 2. ' R Y J 1- 5 4 ' ' ' l ' - . . . . . . fl ' -A- I f P - - - f ' ' A.A. 1, 2, , , lub 2, 3, R' p i g ash club 2. ' ' ' A W A ' ' ll 4 2 f , f f P AA. , 2, 3, , ' ' 9 1, 2, L, 1 1 r I 1 , . . , 14. I, 3, , , i B b . . ,, Il I I u ' ' ' ll . - u . . . I Q . 'A' 11,7 , EGM, I' ','l , '3f Lea ,,,yl.R.C.,p int f , 2 . ' I all U. s ce ry n ar what ht e rs a ,Vf Pleasant perso llty frnendl al qulet t am fu Club 3 T asurer3 Latln :tes 2 3 4 Lance 3 4 rls Sports I Messenger 2 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 School Sto re I FRANCES GRISKO College Franny Stull water runs deep Blonde halr true frlend sweet silent but frlendly depend abe AA I 2 3 4 Bnclge Club 3 French Club 3 4 F T A 2 3 Glrls League 4 G eClubI 2 3 3 4 Lance3 4 RICHARD GORSKI College Duck 'Why worry? There s always tomorrow Never wornes frlendly takes lute as ut comes AA I 2 Rlfle Club2 LOIS GRAVLIN Business Quret at hrst but look agaln You ll find In her a good friend Artnstlcally lnclmed the bluest eyes an honor student pleasant French Club 3 Glrls LeagueI 2 3 4 Pamt and Palette2 4 Lance4 ROBERT GREISNER College o Take time enough all other graces wnll soon ffll up therr proper places Whiz at math bug blue eyes suave always has a smlle I Biology Club 4 Math Club 4 Radlo Club 4 Baseball 4 EILEEN HANNAN College Elleen A httle work a lzttle play Long red halr quiet mlschle vous thoughtful AA 2 3 4 Gnrls Leaguel 3 I R C 2 3 4 Glrls Sports2 ALFRED HARDING General o Life vs too short to wart Good sport always smllmg hugh spmted wonderful frlend lectlonlst I Sk: Club 4 LOUANN HART College Louann The reward of a thing well done rs to have done It Thoughtful and qulet musical abullty sure to succeed friend ly to all I 3 4 Dance BandI Secre tar 2 3 French Club 2 3 4 Glrls League I Orchestral 2 Llbrarlan 3 4 Student Councnl 4 Lance Edltor In chief 4 Ban I 3 EASTERN DALE HAAS General Da e Nothing IS more useful than silence Qunet studsous good dresser I 3 4 Glrls Leaguel 2 3 DAVID HELMING College Dave Happy am I from care l m free Good athlete talented muslclan sometimes quiet dependable sure to succeed AA I 2 3 4 Athletlc Council Vice- Presldent 4 Baseball 3 Basketball 3 Soccer4 Band I 2 3 4 27 I ll 5 X ug i t' ' , . . m .,, . ' . 4' I ..1,2.a,fc I .li ch if - - . , rls' gu 'I, 37 AA' , - 1 4 D I . WHL 1 , , , , , - , , 2 , : ' k , , ,, . . .,, , -,, . . . .. W D I - -- , , : ' ' ,Z ,4: ' Lo ,, . . I .. Cl A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, 35 A.A. I, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Pro- z ' ,: - Bb - '- A.A. ,2, ,, , - A.A. , 2, 3, 4, Y. F. C. 4, ' y , 1 , , I ' ' , 7 ' 5 , 2, 3, 47 N. H. S. 3, 47 d , . H D .H n I 1 'll .-'.. I.. - -on . . -gn I,2,3,l ,' ie' ' ,4,u.R.c. ,' ' ' IA STI R N MARY JANE HIMCHAK General Mary Jane A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Charming friend . . . warm person- ality . . . quiet . . . reserved. A.A 4. I, 2, 3, 45 Girls' League I ,2,3 KATHERINE HOLCOMB Business Kathy There s not a minute of our llves should stretch without some pleasure Auburn hair and freckles nice? you bet A I 2 3 4 Girls League l 4 Paint and Palette 2 3 PATRICIA HOLCOMB ARMAND HUDON College H090 Haste makes waste so l don t hurry Likes everyone everyone llkes him fun loving and popular 3 4 F T A 4 Glee 3 Vice President 4 Orchestra I Concert Master 4 Student Coun cn 4 Bosketballl Bumw G moms HUNTLEY A cheerful lrle rs what the Muses love A soaring sprrrt IS In therr prime do rght Toll and stately but ever so gay lokes for everyone I 3 4 Girls Lea ue JOHN HOLDSWORTH College Scratch Studres serve for delight for ornament and for ablllty Friendly scholastic ability 2 4 Athletic Councl Biology Club 2 3 Vlce-President 2 P sldent 3 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Latm Club 3 4 Orchestra I Student Council 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Tennis 3 Captain 4 BARBARA HUDSON College Bobble Ann The only gift is a portion of thyself Loyal faithful always ready to help someone great sense of humor AA I 2 3 4 Athletic Council 4 Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Medical Arts 3 President 4 I R C 3 4 Student Council 4 I brary Club Lubrarlan I Girls Sports 3 28 General Tom lf this IS the best of possible worlds what then are the others? Adaptable friendly PTOIQCIIOHISI I 2 3 CAITILIN HURLBURT Business Kat: Come lets have a good time Lots of friends loves to talk always bubbling over with good humor AA 2 3 Girls league2 3 4 JOSEPH HUDSON College 109 That book is good which puts me in a working mood. Ambitous . . . cheerful . . . full of laughs . . . a dependable pal. A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Athletic Council 45 Spanish Club 35 Varsity Club I 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 25 Football 1, 3, Captain 45 Track 'I, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 4. THOMAS HURT College Zeke Friends are born not made Fun loving always ready with a oke great personality I 3 4 Bandl 4 Bloc Club 2 Vice President 3 Dance Band 3 4 Thesplans 4 Glee Clubl 3 4 HI Lltes 4 Orchestral 2 3 Manager DAVID JACKMAN College Dave The only way to have frrends rs to be one Camera enthuslast helpful a nlce looking nlce to know Lance 4 EASTERN SHEILA JONES Business Cheech A frrend 1n need IS a friend Indeed Qulet km fnendly serlous helpful lots of school splrlt 'l Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 HrLrtes I R C 3 4 Orchestral Lance4 1' SHARON JANAS Busmess Shar They are never alone who are accompanied Wlfh noble thoughts Neat n sweet good natured ambltrous always welcome A A l 2 3 4 Glrls League ance 4 l 2 3 4 Llbra Club 3 Vuce Presrdent 4 LORINDA JENNINGS College Rmme Loads of fun cheerful and br1ght she rs her frrends greatest delrght Peppy cheerleader captain happy go lucky sparkling brown eyes full of chatter Grsleoguel 234GASS3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 Cheerleader 2 3 Captam 1 4 Mes senger 2 3 Slu Club 2 4 Secretary 3 Glee Club 'l 2 3 Treasurer 4 Student Council 4 Glrls Sports 1 2 SANDRA JENNINGS Busuness Sandy Her lays are many her cares are few A fnend to all nrt cute energetic 'I A 4 Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 Grrls Sportsl 2 CAROLE JUDD Business CON Laughter rs the spice of life Always laughing lolung pleasant personalrty 1 2 3 4 Glrls Leaguel 4 Glee Club 1 PAUL JUNEAU General PCU Learn to face what s pressmg Loads of fun sense of humor a ternflc pal AA l 2 4 Camera Clubl CHARLOTTE KAPELL Business Not quret nor loud nor short nor C but o pleasant mixture of them all A fauthful fnend sports enthusiast easy to get along with attrac tive AA l 2 3 4 Athletic Council 4 Girls Leaguel 2 3 Representative L A 3 Fre Clu 41 GEORGE JONES Business l lrlre work l could slt and look at rt all day Nlce lookrng good dresser muschrevous always has some thang up hrs sleeve AA l 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Football Lance 3 Glrls Sports2 3 JOHN KASPER College Janney A good drsposmon malres many good fnends Good natured always friendly a dependable pal AA 'l 2 3 4 Athletic Council 3 4 Rifle Club I 2 Vlce President 3 4 Student Councll 4 Golf 3 4 Rifle 3 29 ,, . . . . . ,, 11 . . 1 ' ...tll ,, ' ' A.A. , 2, 3, 4, F. s. L. A. 2, 3, 4, ' ' 1 1 1 1 '- ' 31 4: . . . , 7 7 . ll ' . 5 . . 11 H - - - ,H I ' , I s ' . . 1 l . . . . 'f 1,2,a, A.A.,,11 1213, 47 L 7 . R. C. , , 7 ' ry 7 - , . G 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' ,Q . 11 1 - 11 1 X 1 -5. 5 A.A. l, 2, 3, 47 Athletic Council 47 l l l . ' . A All J, il' .... , -- 7 7 51 is ' 7 ' 1 1 1 , . I ' - - 1 1 1 - - . ig 3, 4. ' H L 1 1 ,, . f Ili , . 11 ll . . . . Leg f, 1 A.A. , 2, 3, 4, F. a. L. . 1 Girls' , . . , - . - ,,,, 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 - 1 , I I - 7 ' ' 47 F. B. . . 7 nch b 2, 37 - 1 11 . . . ,, . .. 1 -1, at . ,, ' , ' - - 1 1 1 : ' ' 1 7 - - 1 1 1 : 7 f ' 1 1 ' - ' 1 7 4- ' 1 1 1 ' 2, , 4. IASTIIII RONALD KASPER College on Silence IS deep as eternity speech rs as shallow as tfme Easygomg scholastic abullty reserved pleasant A A 'I 2 3 4 Bnology Club 2 French Club 4 Golf 3 4 ROBERT KOVALSKI Techmcal Has smile says what he feels Quiet but walt tlll you get to know hum buddy to all always ready for a loke AA 'l 2 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Footballl Baseball 1 2 30 NORMAN KINDBLOM Techmcal Norm Happy go lucky easygomg me nothmg on earth bothers me Doesnt care for homework qunet extenor but behnnd lt Iles a lot of fun 'I 2 GEORGE KLIMEK College Little care and no despair Lots of mlschuef unsurpassed fTl8t1dlIh8SS happy-go lucky and 9'-'Y AA 'l 2 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Foot ba 3 4 JOAN KOMANETSKY College Joanne A sunny smile a carefree way are wlth her everyday leader personality plus llvely splrlt A I 2 3 4 Thespnans 2 ls League 'l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Treas r34 5klClub3I latln Club 2 3 School Store 1 Spanish Club 3 4 Lance 3 4 FRANK KOllKOWSKl College KOZY Whatever rs worth doing at all IS worth doing well The lnqulslhve sort ready for oke math whiz Glee Club 'l Student Council l DAVID KRAMPITZ College DCVO Cheerfulness makes the world go round Agreeable fellow someone you luke to be with capable er n nc gay A l 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 President 4 Glee Club 4 N A S S 4 N H S 3 VlcePresudent Prolectuonlstl 2 3 4 Student Coun cll 4 Track Manager 1 2 ALEXANDER KRISCENSKI College Strength through yoy Always good lor a laugh can take a loke short but not overlooked everyone s friend 1 3 4 F T A 4 Germ Club 2 3 4 Prolectlomstl Student Council l Varslty 4 Soccer Co captain 4 Tennis 3 4 SANDRA KOWALSKI College 50lldY A quret little mnss and a friend to all Dark halr o smile with that friend ly appeal one In a mllllon A A 1 2 4 Bnology Club Treasurer 2 Glrls League 'l 2 3 Malorette 4 Spanish Club 3 4 RUDOLPH KSIAZKIEWICZ College Rudy Never says more than necessary A good student qulet and shy but not forgotten a 'I R ,, . . . - ,,. . . H F . , , ,, .. . . . - . J .. , , : ' , .- . ,gf : . , , 2 - - , , , , , . 7 ' ' ,L I I u - I ' ,, . . , , . .11 . - u 1. I ...U u unc . a n F ' . A.A. , ,3,4. A ll ll sg H- -H ,gk . . ' ' ...t - V , -A- , , ,: I , l . I - p 5 . . . . ' ' ' ' ' 3, 5 . . . , ' - ' 47 II , . . . . , , ,z - : , - ' Al H . H . H , . . u 6 ... ... ' .., , X ' ' . QQVW -A- , 1 , 7 ' i Gir ' A.A. , 2, , 1 . . . 7 an ' , , ,i , - , ,, ' ' ' 5 ure , p 5 .R. C. 2, 35 ' 7 ' , 1,21 3, :F f2131 - . 1 . , . 4: ,i 1 - ' Bob Il' I II ll ll . , ' ' ... ' 1 ' ...tlI. - A.A. ,2,3,4. -- , , . : ' , ,J : , - JOSEPH LADZINSKI College oe All thrs mental toll I m bushedl Always ln mlschuef talkatnve c very good sense of humor 'l23Golf23 ALAN LAWLEY General D1spense with tnfles Time means nothmg out for a good tnme knows how to relax A A l, 3, 4 ANNETTE LaMOTHE Buslness Annette Happy go lucky and fun to be wrth Sweet llkes people and fun pleasant a glrl who loves lute enloys watchlng sports 1 L A 4 Leaguel 2 3 4 Hllntes 4 Lance 4 STEPHEN LANGLAIS General Stgvg From a lrttle spark may burst a mighty flame Good sport amncable genuine talkative 'I R CAROL LANGLEY General Cqrgl I was a stranger and they took me m New to B E H S cute qunet and conservatlve a Wnlby cheer leader -is :Q x MJ' 1 RONALD LQBEAU College Ronme There s honesty manhood and good fellowship m thee Reserved capable polite ways AA 'I 2 4 French Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Baseball 4 ROXANNE LeBEAU College Roxy Good nature and good sense are her companions Blonde tresses cute etfaclent qulet AA 4 Glrls League4 MARILYN LEFEVRE College Marilyn She knows where she rs going we envy her stabllfty Loquacious dependable flcnent lnkes fun 3 4 Blology Clu 2G Le uel ee Club 'I 2 La n Cub 2 N H S 3 Secretary 4 Palnt and Palette 2 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Lance 3 4 Student Counclll 4 ElUSTlH!N BRUCE LeBEAU College A quiet exterior conceals much Dependable tnend lukes athletics very industrious mce looklng I 3 4 F T A 3 4 Var Club4 Soccerl 2 3 Captain LINDA LEVESQUE Business Lynn She looks like an angel and acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel can do Independent small In stature frank llvely AA l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3 31 J li H u - - - 1 11 5 :xl ll ' ' D ' ' ' l ... I . l. '.,- ,. AA,,, ,,4 '.f, AA,z. :...,: sm , 'Q 1 , , , ' 4- J,lxx ?mQ . ggglgy-.f'.1. - H F 'II ll I . . . l , . , . I' - .11 A.A. ,2,3,4p F. a. . . gGirls' ' I' ' ' f X1 .-in AA.1QL.c4 .., . H ' . . . . . . ef- I '. I ' . AA1,Z ,,' bb -' - F. T. A. f irls' ag , 2, 3, 45 ' H' m , , n I ,m IASTIRN ANNIE l.ll.I.EY College Annie A good disposition is better than gold. Good sport . . . athletic ability . . . pleasing nature . . . quiet, too. A.A. I, 2, 3, 47 Girls' league l, 3, 47 library Club 47 I. R. C. 47 Orchestra 3, 47 School Store 47 Girls' Sports 2, 3. DAVID LINDQUIST College Dove What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Quiet . . . nice dresser . . . a smile for everyone . . . a good disposition. A.A.l 2 3 4- Soccer3 4. BRYANT LISHNESS College Satan finds some mischief for idle hands to do Mannerly cute easy to get along with a tease .V 1 SANDRA llTZ General Sandy My heart has room for every ,oy Self possessed diligent worker n loyal frlend quiet A A 2 3 4 Girls league Glee Club 2 KENNETH LUKASIEWICZ College Kenny Ready for mischief ready for fun willing to talk to anyone Talkatlve friendly sense of humor fllrtatlous I R C 4 Lance Cross Country 2 3 4 Varslty Club 4 Track 2 3 4 DRUSILLA LYONS College Dru lt was her thinking of others that made you think of her. Sweet . . . a loyal friend to all . . . nice to know. A.A. l, 2, 3, 47 Biology Club 27 nch Club 3 4- F. T. A. 2, 3, 47 Girls League 1 2 3 4- Glee Club 4. LYNN MacDONAlD General l-YM1 Silence rs the greatest virtue Slow and easygolng quiet but nice good friend to all 'l JUDITH MACKIE College -lUdY Quality not quantity rs my measure Cute modest wholesome admired by all AA l 2 3 4 Class Secretary 4 French Club 2 3 Secretary 4 Girls a uel 2 3 4 latln Club 3 N H S 3 4 Girls Sports 3 WALTER LYNCH General Walt Smooth runs the water where the brook runs deep. Noncholant . . . peaceful . . . mod- erate . . . trustworthy and courteous. A.A. l, 2, 4. CAROLE MADDOX College Carole Consideration is truly a fine virtue Consxderate sports fan lover of nature enthusiastic AA 1 2 3 4 Thespuans 2 3 Secre tary 4 Biology Club 2 Girls league Orchestra I 2 3 4 Girls Sports 3 I Ill I I I 5 H ' ' ' ' ,,. . . u - ' A.A. ,2,4. ' A.A. ,2,3,4. ll ' ' , , 4 ll Q II ' ll I . .. , , ,s 2 ' 2,3,4: I, ,-I ' leg , , .7 ' ,4: . . . ,7 ' . g , T fi: ,, . . . . . ,, , , '. ll ' one --e ' ' . - - , , ,i ' . , - . ., A.A. 2 3 4'l. . . ' 3- 7 7 ' ' ' ' u J Q 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, I. R. c. 3, , , , , . , I , D A X , 1 ,: , R. 4. , PATRICIA MAFFEI General a It s nice to be natural when you re naturally nice Q4 Lovely to look at sincere sub- e fnendly AA I 2 3 4 Gurls Lea ue JOHN MAKUCH College Johnny No one can glve you better advice than yourself Capable lnqulnng mind we mannered alr AA I 2 3 4 German Club2 3 4 Soccer 3 IRENE MARION Business Irene A little shy a httle more than meets the eye Cute trustworthy poised quiet nature I 2 3 4 Glrls Leaguel 4FBLA4Lance4 ERIC MARSHALL Technncal Rlcky Whot lies beyond thot quiet exterior? Qulet neat appearance a and handsome AA I 2 3 4 Leaders Corps4 My RICHARD MARTIN General God bless the man wh Invented sleep A dreamer worthy pal frlend ly manner good sport AA I 2 3 Prolectlomst3 Rlfle Club EASTERN BEVERLY MARTUSIS Buslness ev Srmplluty has an abiding charm Good student walling to work pleasmg nature lots ot fun to be wat I I L A 4 Fre u 2 Gorls eague 1 2 R BEVERLY MASON College OV She has no enemies she lmows not how to make them Shy and qulet thoughtful fluttering eyelashes sparkling eyes 1 2 3 4 Glrls League Glee Club I 2 3 Secretary 4 4 Palnt and Palette 2 Lance 3 4 NANCY MCCARTHY Business Nancy Good nature rs one of the nchest frufts of personolsty Loads of fnends even though new actuve and Interested I Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Lance 4 Glrls Sports 2 3 ROBERT Mcl'lUGH General o When lnsh eyes are smllmg Easygolng good frlend to have quiet at times keeps to hlm se A A 2 3 Tech Student Council 3 VICTORINE MELNICK General VICRI Short and sweet as what they say Able and wullmg helpful friend always wnth a flock of chums fond of animals AA 2 Glrls League 2 Pt ' B . ' L Q ' es. . ' one rl ' . 43? 'h. ..,,,7 g 'l,2,3, A.A.,2,3,4gF .... f hcl! Cl b 7 ' ' L , , 3, 4i I. .C.4. B u - ' I .U ' ' ll- ' - - - ' ...t '. - f'1lh ,,, A.A.,,,p 3,4: V-ivigyleyi ' . , , , gl. R. C. I Srl? V ' , ' to in U us... . . I AA ' - , I 2 3 A.A. 1,2, 3,-1, F. B. L. A. 3, F.r. A. , ' ' B b ' ...tll ' ' '- 5 , lf. . . , ,c, 1 ' . - - 1 F - L. I Q, 231 'I' 4' Ria ' ' ' H O H - .H - 11 F . . . 3... , , , , 'ZA IASTIRN DAVID MILLER General Dave lt matters not how a man dies but how he lives Willing to help others friend to call upon AA 4 Leaders Corps3 ANTHONY MOLUSIS College Tony Good at work better at play willing to help someone everyday A friend to everyone good athlete studnous 2 3 President 4 Athenc uncnI34 N l'IS34SIu Council 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 N A S S 3 4 Varsity Club3 Vice President 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Football I 3 Captain 4 ALBERT MOLIENGO College Simple in manner like all truly great men. Studious . . . popular . . . helpful friend . . . looks like Kookie. A.A. 2, 3, 4. 34 DAVID MILLS College Dave He has friends because he is one Athletics likable personality has lots of school spirit typical senior AA I 2 3 4 Athletic Council 3 Class President 3 Glee Club 2 3 N A S S 4 Student Council 2 4 Varsity Club 2 3 President Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 4 Footballl 2 3 Captaln4 STEPHEN MINDERA General Steve Hrs days roll pleasantly on Mlschuevous fun to know ready to help Football 3 MARY LOU MISLUCK General ou Silence is more musical than any song y quiet understanding A.A. 2- Thespians I- Girls League 3- Gee Club I- Y. F. C. I. SANDRA ANN MONROE College Sandy The smile that won t come off Always busy never a dull moment nlce dresser good dancer AA I 2 3 4 German Club2 3 4 rs Laguel 2 3 4 Varsity 4 Girls Sports I 2 Math Club 4 Glee Club I 2 Librarian 3 4 Lance 3 4 PHILIP MONTELEONE General I Education is but a passing lancy Never serious easygolng un loving Glee Club 2 Baseball 2 DIANE MORIN Business Diane How very sweet the very small are Forever talking ever ready for un always a hu for everyone neat dresser . . I 2 3 4- French Club 2- ' ague I 2 3 4- I. R. C. 2- Mess - ger 2- Lance 3. JACQUELINE MORIN Business Jackie Always talking, full ol fun she brings joy to everyone.' Versatile . . . popular . . . neat dresser . never seen without Barb. . I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League 45 Receptionist 27 Lance 3. I23 Great persons are able JEANNE MORIN College Jinx See no evil, hear no evil, Speak no evil. A happy disposition . . . quiet until you know her . . . blushes easily . . . dependable. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 1, 2, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Medical Arts 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. if JUDITH NOVAK College Judy EASTERN RICHARD NICOTERA College Nick A quiet lad but a good one. Studious . . . ready to assist in all things . . . nice to have around. A.A. l, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Dance Band Assistant Business Manager 4, Spanish Club 35 Tennis 2, 3, 4. General Eddie Oh why should life all labor bel Good looking nice dresser never takes school work too seriously AA I 2 3 4 German CIub2 oc ce 2 3 MARLENE MYERS Business Marlene As welcome as the flowers in May A true redhead helpful nice to know Girls Leaguel 2 3 BETTE ANN NEUMAN Business Bette She s little but oh my Tiny full of vigor and vim a to everyone 'I 2 3 4 Girls Lea ue 4 Girls Sports 4 great lundnesses Quiet until you know her good friend scholastic ability 4 Frenc C Girls League 2 3 4 Glee Club l I R C 3 President 4 Student Coun cnl 4 Lance 3 4 BARBARA OGONOWSKI Business Barb What should a girl do but be merry Popular pleasing personality helpful friend nice dresser twinkling eyes i 3 4 Girls Leag e KARYL OHLUND College Karyl Speech IS great but silence is greater Nice to know studlous stylish dresser pleasing smile a friend in need l 3 4 Frenc C Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 R44- FRED NEWPECK College Fred In solitude all greats thoughts are born a a good friend studlous quiet . -I, ,.,4:Bo 2 4-Bioo Club 2- Orchestra 'I 2 3 4- Spanish Club 2 3. 4 BARBARA OKENQUIST College Barbara Energy and persistence conquer all Well liked pleasant sparkling eyes AA 'I 2 3 4 German Club 2 Glee u i 2 3 4- Girls Leaguei 4- Spanish Club 3- Y. F, C. 3 4- Home Management Club 4. 35 College Wally o blond butch a wonderful AAI 2 3 4 Band2 3 4 Advisory Board Chairman 3 Glee Club 1 2 Vlce Presudent 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 Orchestra I 2 3 Progectlonustl 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 3 4 Student General Jaan Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Clubl RONALD ORMSBY General an Harm never comes from unspoken word y sllent except about cars carefree dlsllkes homework l 3 JUDITH OSGOOD General Ozzie The blush rs beautlful but sometimes nnconvement A fme pal wonderful sport bouncy splnt can outblush an one A l 2 3 4 Debatmg b German Club 2 Glrls League 'I 2 3 4 Hu Lltes 3 4 Medlcal Arts 2 4 Lance 3 4 Homemaklng Club 4 LIND BA ST FMU It Ute m with I e go e su me Beautnful blond resses eyes like rllls and flow rs JV studlous ln all sublects A 1 2 4 Gerls Leaguel 2 3 4 School Store 4 Student Councll l full of fun never at a loss for gg abe ALFRED PALLADINO General G Sports make the man Dark and handsome always ready for lun ls he early for any class? AA 1 2 3 4 Athletic Council 4 Spanish Club 2 N A S S 3 4 Var slty 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 Captaun 4 Radlo Club Vlce Pres: dent 4 Class President 4 Student Councul 4 RAYMOND PARENT Techmcal CY Call no man foe but never love a stranger Short auto enthusiast easy gomg l 3 4 Messenger l 2 Lance l CAROL PARETTA College Cdppy Sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb Sott spoken loves to dance smart dresser fnendly towards C AA l 2 3 4 Hllltes Radlo3 Dlrec tor 4 Thesplans 2 3 Presldent 4 French Club 2 3 Glrls League 1 2 3 4 Hllltes 3 Feature Editor 4 R C l 3 Secretary 4 Stu RICHARD PALAZZO General Duck A httle nonsense now and then Mnschuevous character never lets the world bother hlm unpredlct AA 'l 2 4 Radlo Club4 Councul 4 Debatmg Club 1 GARY PARKER College Gag Quiet but who can say? Qunet m school but ready com ments on everything popular AA l 2 3 4 Buolagy Clubl Bridge Club l 4 French Club I 2 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 3 4 Football H . l. ' . .., .1 - , Q, Ld H ll ' R un ,I n r ' - - 1 1 1 3 7 Sh N ' 5 . . . . ,: - - ' ,: , . 1 , f A.A. , ,4. 1 5 ' ' z : ,, . . . R j , , . . . ,, . 1, 4- . A .p2.S,3 ' . . . y- I. v - . ' . , so A ' f,-. -A-'f'f,, C '1fA.A.,,t ,,3,4: - te : , , 0 -' , 2 '- , : ' 13, : ,J - l t J, ' l lx lk-x C U1 pg- :wg we J 7 xl' V. v, ,VAX lf J gl a Mg T .f ,, I ' , r- I K, G? H . t LL Ly . L ,, W . K L . B :L If ,lk mb . . .f ld Hx, I I . . . jf .Q b ht' ll. ... Li .U , , , , ,Q - , - - l' 1 ' , , : . , - I .A. , , : ' , , ,: I I I ' ' 1 ' . I I - 1 7 I. . . , , : den' 7 ' t, . H it , I . , ... ' .. , , , :' : ' ,J ,: I . ' . , , , , , , , l,2,3,4. WILLIAM PARKER General Shorty Tall as the sky and a heart lust as wrde A sux footer always ready wnth a poke IIISIIQCIOY of all homeroom mlscluef AA 3 4 Radlo Club 4 IASTIRN JOHN PETERSON General Swede Anything you can do I can do fool Quuet at fumes a loyal friend carefree and always happy A A I 2 3 4 Student Councll I Football I ...,, X fl .MN1.x 1 'F' 'Lx 4 I K. I I Ax RX fl I '-nf' MICHAEL PARRISH College Make Wat rs the salt of conversation Tallung IS Ins hobby buddy to all never a dull moment AA I 2 '3 4 Orchestral Prolectlon MARIANNE PARULSKI College Mananne A charm of quret personality rs hers Sharp dresser considerate always smnlnng I 2 3 4 Gnrls Leaguel 2 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 Paint and Palette 4 MARGARET PATTERSON Busmess a Laughter never goes out af fashion Jolung IS her pastime always ready wnth a quick answer cute and pehte I 4 Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 LOUIS PETOSA Technucal What I do rs not what I mean to do Full of muschnef sharp dresser full of laughs AA I 2 3 4 Football2 DONALD PIASECKI College Don Pohfeness ns to goodness what words are to thought Genume Interest m cars ambl nous dependable always on the go AA I 2 3 4 latm CIub3 President 4 N H S 3 4 Student Council 4 STEPHEN PLONSKI Business Steve Good nature and good sense must ever wm Keen dresser llkes to tease ways ready for a good ttme AA 4 F B L A 4 BasebalI4 as ketball 4 CATHERINE PETERSEN College Cathy She ll succeed qurefly Sweet pleasant and usually qunet sets goals and reaches them AA I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Girls' league I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Latm Club 2, 3, 4, Lance 3, 4 DIANE PLOURDE College Theres a gal whos quick and gay She lust laughs the day away Fun lovlng terrlflc personality popular true frlend AA I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Glrls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Medlcal Arts 3, 4, Lance 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 37 ll 1 ' ' . 4 u f ll . , ' , - - , , , : ' : . . , 5 . I 1 L - ' 5 1 If - ' - ll At I . ,, . H. Q 1 Iss, . . . ' ,h --,,-.: 1 - , li, ,lk it -'gi' ISI I, 2, 3, 4. ' I ' I 2? lQgi2ll'.e?i2:1fQx ' fn 5 :ff-5- 'f-. 0'-2:11. -1 , 0 J' Xiilhig-Q-.1 . ., ,fzfili I 'rf W ,fri- , ut- - -K, - EW' Pi -'T 'ffff 2 3 X 11 n - 11 u 1 16 - U ,, AA- , , , : ' ' , , 3, ' : , , , i ' - - , . , 1 , 7 . 5 . . . , p ' . 4 ,gli My . . P ' . ,, . H ., I 1 n l D Il ' ' . . . . . . ' . . . al- A.A.,2,3,4yF.B.L.A., ..p....g ,B- A Di ,, , - U , ,, , , - . . ,, IASTERN EMll. POl.lTZ Technical I never think of the future- lt comes soon enough. Happy-go-lucky . . . a friend to all. . . 'l 1 DANIEL POTZ Business Danny Let my silence speak for me Quiet pleasant determined A A 4 38 DOROTHY POROWSKI College Do Where shall her dimple be cheek chin knuckle or knee lots of fun wonderful friend enthusiastic 'I 2 3 4 Messenger 2 Receptionist 3 French Club 4 Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Lance 3 4 Girls Sports 2 3 JOHN PORRINI J Technical Butch lj-lf! Dark dashing and by some called STEVEN PROVOST College Steve Happy-go-lucky easygoing fr nothing on earth bothers me. A heart of gold . . . friends galore . . . never quiet. . . 1 2 3 4- Biology Clu President 4- Glee Club 1 2 3 4- Stu- dent Council 4- Varsity Club 4- Cross Country4 Track2 3 4 MONIKA PUDRITZ Business Mom A likable girl with likable ways A cute German loss has many friends and knows how to keep them oh those big brown eyes! AA 1 2 3 German Clubl 2 Girls League 2 3 ,QMYILLE R Liter st is uiet shy but by others oh myl Pl asant w to hel Good natured fun loving good friend DONALD PORTER Technical Don A penny for his thoughts A mysterious quiet charm a a nice smile good looking AA 3 4 Leaders Corps3 4 .A'fut re nurse ff wi1,,wf ijvkfffp ,x CYNTHIA RAWSTROM College Cindy Face life wrth a smile Contagious good pal to have favorite pastime talking about Maine 1 2 3 4 French Cub 2 Girls leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Club'l 3 4 Hsl1tes2 3 4 Paint and Palette 111' 2 Lance3 4 PAUL REED College Pau Freckles breed mischief Full of the devil a faithful band member he s a corker for his slze AA 'I 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Thesplans 2 3 leaders Corps 3 4 Protection is 3 4 11 , , ul ll 11 1 II AA 1 1 1 1 52131 AA ,3,4 1 111, 1 1 1 11- ' s r ll ' ' -I 'H ' ,, . .I . . .,, A-A 1 1 11 13141 U ' , , ' ' . . ' ' -- 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 11 , . J - e In ' 'juicy ' . . .,, ,J 1 , f' - Q' 1 - if o ' p - - ' ...a ' , ' N ' 1 'ear-em we 4- ' A,A.'l,4. ca rt 1 f It X v J 1 all K X ' of 11 - - 1.11 u - 11 .,, ' ' - ' ' 1 ' ...tll ' ... I l ... - ' . A'A' ' ' 'I l '3'4l , 1 ' ' 11 11 1 -. 1, ,. ' I . 11 11 1 1 1- . I ll ' ' ll 11 - 11 - ... ... l . . ,iii . . 11 1 ,11 ' . ' - D . . 1 1 1 1 't, . LINDA RICH College Linda Words can I express her rnfmlte sweetness Halls from New Brltam fnendly smile dellghtful to know ways a ready hello AA 2 3 4 Thesplans I French Club 4 Gurls League 2 3 4 Llbrary Club -HMG' '1r DIANE ROBERGE College Duane A loyful manner makes many friends Hep with the lump neat In ap pearonce carefree and happy go lucky I 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 Irs eague 'I 3 4 Span Club Treasurer 4 Lance 3 Varsity Club 4 Gnrls Sports 3 4 MARIE ROBERGE Busmess Marne As merry as Ihe day IS long Fnendly good natured ca ab e a doll I A 3 4 League I 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Gurls Sports 2 3 GARY ROBERTS General Tiger If work interferes with pleasure Ihe heck wflh work Curly brown halr not too quiet A I 2 3 4 Athletic Council 4 Swlmmlng 2 3 Captain 4 DAVID ROLOFF College Dave Take nt easy and last longer Good natured loads of fun sense of humor 'I GEORGE ROMAN General Geo A Ilttle nonsense now and then makes this boy a welcome fnend Full of fun football player always a frlendly hello anybody got a pencil? A A I 2 3 4 Football 4 RICHARD ROMANS College DICIK There Iles a deal of devnltry beneath a mrld extenor Not as quiet as he looks mls chlevous friendly 2 3 4 Student Council Soccer 2 3 E ASTERN BRIAN Rock General BYIGI1 Away wlth the books we re here for fun Likes a good tume takes llfe easy school as a pastime I 'fc of si CAROL ROBILLARD Business Cgrql Hers rs the ,oy Io forgrve and fo be forgiven Has a poke for every answer ergetlc always the unexpected I A 2 3 4 a ue I 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 I R C 3 4 l.ance4 LESLIE ROOT College Leslie A lol of chatter and a bundle of cheerfulness Great pal talkatnve neat dresser Flrst Natronal wont be the same without her A A I 2 3 4 French Club 2 Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Clubl School Store I 2 Lance 4 Glrls Sports I 39 IASTERN PAUL ROY Technical oy Glad l must be Seldom seen talking but often smlllng affable liked by all who know um AA 1 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Soccer4 JOSEPH SANTORO College oe Life is gust a bowl of cherries Wonderful dlsposltlon friendly to a good sense of humor ways smlllng AA 2 3 4 Spanish Club Vice Pres: dent 4 Math Club 4 In BARBARA RULKOWSKI College Barb Her voice is soft gentle and low an excellent tlung in women All round gurl sharp dresser peppy cheerleader a smile o cute AA 'I 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Club1 Paint and Palette Secretary 2 3 Spanlsh Club3 4 Lance3 4 LORRAINE SAGE College Lorne A little time for laughter also time for work Reliable glad to help others definite asset to Glee Club AA 1 2 3 4 Biology Club2 F l gue 1 Gee Clubl 2 3 Vice President 4 I 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Lance 3 4 Girls Sports 3 AGNES SAKOWSKI Business Agnes An attractive lund of grace Soft volce poised a true friend . . 1 2 4' Girl Le gue 'l - CATHERINE SANTOS College Cathy To know her is to like her Quiet but friendly dark hair cute smile A A 4 Spanish Club 4 HOWARD SC HMELDER Business Howie Very tall and as for girls he likes them all Fun loving always a friendly h where s your pass? AA T 2 4 German Club 2 Glee Club I 2 3 Orchestra l Prolectron lst SANDRA SCHEIDEL Business Sandee lt never hurts to craclc a sm: e Always gaming friends by her good nature . . . likable personality. ..l '...A.34-' leaguel 2 3 4- Glee Club2 3. MARK SALTER General Mark Good nature means popularity. Cooperative . . . good leader . . . will go for in his chosen field. A.A. I, 25 Band 1, 2, Manager 3, 45 Dance Band 'l, 2, Student Director 3, 4, Glee Club 35 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4i Student Council 3, 4. 40 PAUL SCHUR College Schurzie Life is what you make ' . Good pal . . . math whiz . . . agree- ab e . . . ambitious. . . T, 2, 3, 4, German Cub 2, 5 Leaders' Corps 4g Rifle Club 2, Soccer 25 Tennis 4. RONALD SCOTT College Scotty He knows most who speaks least. A sociable fellow . . . serious yet cheerful . . . ambitious. A.A. l, 2, 3, 47 Bridge Club 47 . . I R C. Vice-President 4, Latin Club 37 N. H. S. 3, President 45 Orchestra Manager I, 2, 3, 4- Pro'ectionist f I I: Student Council 4. JOAN SERINO Business Joan Twinkle twinkle little eyes What's that mischief you disguise? Perky little blonde always on the bubbling personality 9 5 of friends I L A 3 4 C Secretary 3 Girls League 'I 2 3 4 GeeClub23IRC3Lance34 LEO SEBASTIAN General eo A clown for fun but friend for life Always ready for a good time countless friends dark curly hair always smiling AA I 2 Glee Club 3 ANTHONY SEKORSKI Tech mcal Tony Shall I commence with the usual lakes? Out for a good time but quiet sincere never a dull moment AAI 2 3 4 Soccer4 POLLY SELLBERG Business Po y As welcome as sunshine rn every place is the beaming approach of a good natured face Big beautiful blue eyes depend abe pleasing gay personality friend forever 12 4 Girls Lea uel 2 9 Glee Club 2 3 4 Lance 4 ROBERT SIEDZIK College Bo Id rather have a fool to make me merry than experience to make me SU a doesn t take life seriously congenial personality AA T 3 4 GleeClub12 GERALD SIENNICKI College Jerry One with high Ideals and the ablllty to reach them Determn ned to succeed future doctor nice to know AA I 2 Biology Club 2 Latin Club 3 4 Rifle Club 3 Football I RICHARD SIMS Technical Duc Be always merry as ever you can for no one delights in a sorrowful man Curly blond hair happy disposition I EASTERN DAVID SESSIONS College Dave I always take my time because there's plenty of it. Easygoing . . . homework is his worst enemy . . . seems quiet at first - but thenl A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 'l, 2, Swim- ming 4. My MARY ANN SIROIS Business Mary Ann Extremely reserved is she Quiet as they come petite good student capable and Indus trlous AA l 2 3 Treasurer 4 Bloogy Club 2 F B L A 4 Girls League 2 4 GleeClub2 3 4 I R C 41 b l . dn rn... ' ' ' ..fi . .'l,i '- . i ,, . . . .. W ., - u ' -- , : ' : ' --,,,: . ,- . ' ll ,, .. . .k . . U 5. . . - - I rl f A ' I ' ...likabIelad. ' A.A. ,2,3,4. -, A-A- f fi ,,3,4p 1,i . , . 90--- ' '...It ' X - . A-A-,2,3,4,F.B.. .,,lass . -I ,I . .,,, , I 1 ,, I '7 'i 1' 3,5 ,,p...3. IASTIRN BARBARA SITKA Business Barb A sweet content Passing all wisdom or its fairest flower Neat appearance winning ways carefree AA l 2 3 4 Glrls Leaguel CHARLOTTE SOKOLOWSKI Business Char Be er to give than to receive Diligent worker a loyal friend on her way to success l F B L A 4 Thesplans F T A 4 Girls Leaguel 2 3 RICHARD SKELSKEY College Dick Laugh and the world laughs with you Mischnevous fun Iovmg friend ly to everyone AA 'I 2 French Club 3 ROBERT SKELSKEY College o A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men Eager beaver never a dull moment with Bob around a tease AA l 2 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 er n Club 2 Glee Club l 2 3 brarian 4 Prolectiomst l 3 Tennis R ROBERT SMITH College Robby He thinks like a philosopher and acts like a lung A boy with a future thoughtful and earnest oh that blond halrl AA l 2 3 4 Class Presldentl Ger man Club Treasurer 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Hi Lites 4 Leaders Corps 4 .A. S. . 4- N. H. S.3 4-Soc I 2- Rifle Club 2- Student Council Secretary l- Bridge Club 4. THOMAS SPARGO College om Solitude sometimes is the best society a true friend athletic AA 1 2 3 4 Athletic Council 3 latin Club 2 Leaders Corps 2 3 Treasurer 4 Cross Country 3 4 Swimming 4 Tennis 2 3 4 WAYNE STANGE Technical Wayne What is to come we know not But we know that what has been was good Kind of fellow everyone likes friendly smile 'l JAYNE STANKIEWICZ College Jayne True to her work her word her friend Nice to know pleasant neat studuous A l 2 3 4 French b 4 Glr Le - Glee Club 4. :am-ze. SHARON SMITH College Sharon Such joy ambition finds. Bright-eyed .. . . a friend and a smile to all . . . one who will succeed . . . loves to talk. A.A. l 2 3 4- Bridge Club 4- F. T. A. 2- German Club 2 3 4- Girls League 34-La' ub23-... 42 CYNTHIA STEED College Cynthia ln one hand good nature in the other good sense. Striking appearance . . . faithful school supporter . . . liked and ad- mired by all. A.A.l 2 3 4- Bandl 2 Librarian 3 Secretary-Treasurer 4- Bridge Club 4- French Club 2 3 4- Girls League 'I 2 3 4- Glee Club 4- Orchestra 'I 2 3 4- Paint and Palette 3 4- Ski Club 4- Lance 3 Assistant Editor 4- Girls Sports 2 3- Math Club 4. JOHN STEPHENSON College Johnny A little work, a little play. Hear that hornl . . . good buddy . . . can be talkative . . . lots of fun. A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, Student Director 4, Dance Band 3, I. R. C. 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Cross Country 4, Track 2, 3, 4. an , EASTERN AVIS JANE TANNER College Sailor Life rolls along with a smile and a song. Always there to lend a hand . . . en- thusiastic singer . . . enioys swimming. A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Paint and Palette 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. -was V an ' Y i SANDRA STURGEON Business Sam A quiet lass but a good one. Always a friendly smile . . . seems quiet . . . a good friend to have . . . reliable. A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Girls' League 3, 4, Glee Club I, I. R. C. 4. NORMAN SWANSON College Swanee Cheerful company shortens the mile. Active in the sports world . . . a tease . . . good pal. A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Basketball I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4. x l in-4 -ATVH .vm or X Pat plus U. DONALD TASSINARI Technical Don A fine fellow and a good sport. Great interest in boats . . . deep thinker. A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club I, Rifle Club I. JOAN TEMPLEMAN General Temp There's a smile that makes you happy. Brown hair . . . talkative . . . always has a smile handy. A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Lites 2, 3, Business Manager 4. PAUL THERRIEN College Paul Your daily lile is your temple and your religion. A keen mind . . . very well-liked . . . a most ambitious chap . . . good-look- ing. A.A. 1, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, F. T. A. 3, President 4, I. R. C. 2, Student Council 4. Lites u 2, 3, Girls' 3, 4. LORRAINE THIBODEAU Business Lori A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. Short, dark hair . . . sparkling eyes . . . always a smile for everyone. A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, Girls's League I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Lites 4, l. R. C. 3, Paint and Palette 4, Student Council 3, Lance 4. 43 E A S T E R N meooone THOMPSON College e One must have something to dream about Always full of fun homework ns has enemy 2 4 Pro onust School Store 2 3 JUDITH TYMINSKI Business Judy I love the lite I lead Aways ready for fun never o dull moment I, , 3, Glrls' Le gue 'I, 2, , , GeeClubI,Y F C 2,3 DONALD TITUS College DOH Never without warnes along the road ot hte he scurnes Easy to get along with exceeding ly shy oh that red halr' A 'I 2 3 4 BlologyClub4 I R C 4 Baseball 2 3 4 College ue To be happy be friendly Stunnmg dresser bubblmg person any the Iund of gurl everyone :Iles I 3 4 Glrls Lea uel 4 School Stare 4 Spanish Club 3 JANET TUTTLE College an Always ln the vlclmty of mischief and fun Always ready with a loke lots of un cute popular 'I 4 Glrls Lea L 3 Pamt a Palette 2 Presldent 3 Student Coun Cl 3 ARTHUR VACHIO General Y Hell do anythmg but homework Allergnc to ass nments easygolng a tease fun loving AA I 2 3 Baseball 4 Basketballl Swlmmlng 4 rl ELAINE VAIL Business EICING Sometimes quiet sometimes gay her merry heart goes a long way Qunet at tnrst but oh myl freckles considerate AA I 2 3 4 Brldge Club 3 Secre tary Treasurer 4 Glrls League I 2 3 4 Lance 4 I R C 3 4 Messenger aff General Tom Life rs fun Everything ISfUI1 never In a hurry Inkable chap A A 'I 2 3 4 Palnt and Palette 4 Rufle Club I Prolectlonlstl 2 3 THOMAS VIGUE College Tom He can be both senous and merry Modest pleasing personality loves a laugh a cheery greeting to all he meets 'I2 3 4 FrenchCub2 F 3 Latln Club 2 JOANNE VILLA General I m srttlng on top of the world Dark eyes affable ganety's friend 2, , 4, Gnrls' Lea ue , , 1 Medical Arts 2 A1 Td ,, , . A.A. ,3, , gem ' 1, 2, 3, QT .A. , , , 1 ' 1. . . ' 7 I I - ' ' ' ' ' ' 4. . I , SUSAN TOWE THOMAS VERREAULT s r . U . , A.A.,2,,: Q ,2,3, - J -159' A.A. , 2, 3, , ' ' gue 1, 2, ' 3, 4, min Club 2, , ' nd A-A 3 f f P I 1 'VA- -I . ' ' ' ' Jo A.A.2-' Q 34- A.A. 3 9234' 31 44 DENNIS WADE College Denny ln spite of everything life rs good A newcomer to Bristol takes life easy especially when It comes to homework AA4 PAUL WEGNER College Pau Confidence conquers the world. Talkative . . . his big frame carries a big heart . . . likes people . . . always willing to help. . . 'l 3 4- Varsit ub I - Soccer l 2 3- Track 'l 2 3- - iectionlstl 3 4. EASTERN NORMA WEST College NOYWI Energy and persistence conquer all Funlovmg and never tmng u duous always willing to help very small but great abllltles AA I 2 3 4 Biology CIub2 French Club 3 4 F T A 3 Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Medical Arts 4 Lance 3 4 WILLIAM WANDLE College I Each man s pay is a gay to me A bit quiet amiable and likable studlous AA I 2 3 4 French Club3 4 Var sity Club 4 Cross Country 3 4 Track 3 ALFRED WARZINSKI College Whatever I have done rs due patient thought Calm and collected rather bash u one who IS a loyal friend well liked A A I 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 Glee Club l Orchestra I Rifle Club 2 Baseball 2 3 Track 4 Cross Country ARTHUR WEEKS College Arne What s the use of worrying? Always clownlng friendly short A.A. I 2 3 4- Baseball 2 3. PATRICIA WEST General a Sing away sorrow cast away care Fun loving engoys roller skating and dancing calm easygolng never seems worried I 2 3 4 Girls Leaguel 4 Glee Club I SHIRLEY WESTMAN College Shirley Let ignorance talk as it will learning has its value Studious conscientious worker never faltermg member of National Honor Society promising vocalist AA I 2 3 4 Bridge Club 3 ce President 4 Business Club 2 3 French Club 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Glrls ague I 2 3 4 S RICHARD WHITTLESEY College Dlc Silence is a friend that will never betray Consclentlous student widespread interest can always be found In a science room . . . great fellow. A.A. 'l 3 4- Spanish Club 3. RAYMOND WIDMER General a Effort is around somewhere. Good disposition . . . possessor of many friends . . . considerate. A.A. I 3 4- Band 4- Orchestra 'I 2 3- Football 4- Track 4. 45 EASTERN RICHARD WI EGERT Technical Dick l've taken my fun where l've found it. Small . . . where's all the noise from? . . . kind of boy girls like to tease . . . let me do my homework . . . Mel get a butch? A..234. PATRICIA WOLLMAN College a A docrle disposition will with ap plrcatron surmount every difficulty Good sport likes a good time sports enthusiast loves to dance rather shy in class I 2 3 4 Girls Leaguel 4 Spanish Club2 3 Lance3 Coe RUTH ANNE WILLIAMS College Ruth Anne Few things are impossible to diligence and skull Mixes work and play beautifully friendly studlous AA 'I 2 3 4 Athletlc Council 4 Girls League 2 3 4 Medical Arts Cu 2 3 4 SchoolStor I Y F C 3 Secretory Treasurer 4 Js Sports JUDI .ludy utstandmg a a Tre rer I T Treasurer B X U VE DIS U ounc A Business a It s a warm heart that has many friends A pleasant personality always happy and good natured good student 2 3 Secretary 4 Athletic Council 4 F B L A Treasurer 2 Vlce President 3 Presldent4 Girls League I 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Presldentl Librarian 2 N H S 3 4 Stu ent Council 4 MARGARET WOLOVICH College MGYQIB To be happy, always be friendly. Pleasing personality . . . worm smile for everyone . . . hard worker . . . blond, curly locks. A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. GEORGE WOOD College George While we lfve let us engoy life Very tall and lean talkative an expert on lakes can keep dls cusslons going by disagreeing 'l 3 4 Gle ub I Hn Lltes 2 3 4 Orchestra 'I Prolec tnomstl Varsity Clubl 2 3 4 Foot ball Manager I 2 3 4 LORNA WOOLEY College Lorna Like sunshine on a dancing hill Always calm and cheerful cute typical student shares her friendship with everyone I 2 3 4 Girls Leaguel 4 School Store 4 CHARLES WORTHEN General G I laughed trll I cried A regular comedian likable fel ow many friends oh those freckles! A I 2 3 Glee Club I 2 Pro c tlomst I 2 3 4 Football Manager I Soccer Manager 2 MARGARET WOSHINSKY College Peggy Silence IS golden Very quiet new to Bristol hard worker loves to drive AA 2 3 Thespnans2 Girls League A ,, ' f . ' f A.A. ,2. ,f eCl ,2,3,4f Ib,,, lf ' a . . and Ie h ' I I 4, 's'L Les' ff' 1,2,a, A.A. , , , f ' ' ,2,3, 'iles 'hc 3, -4. ,sn f . I f 1 en ' 4, I' rt -A.A. H 4 f J r PATRICIA WINT RS ' Pt . ,, Rd A.A. I, , , 7 ' ', .... , ' - YA. , ,: .: I0- ' ' - ,,,: : 5 ,I t Q I d, PI A.A. , I I , - 1 ,2,3, 2,3,I.'R.,C.4. 46 DESPINA YALANIS College Desle Musuc hath charms An outstandmg member of our Glee C ub a beautlful volce operatlve and loyal to B E H S Debatmg Club Vuce Presndent 'I Glee Club l 2 Secretary 3 President 4 Orchestral 2 3 Llbrarlan 4 Student Councll 2 4 JAMES ZARICK General Jlm Fun IS my best sublect Easy to get along with one of our smaller boys lakes fun and friends AA 1, 2, 3, 4, Rufle Club 2, 3, 4 Rlfle Team 2, Captaun 3, 4 MARSHA YOUNG College Marsha She knows the secret of gentleness Always well groomed easy to get along wnth consclentnous worker calm dlsposltlon I A 4 auel 2 3 4 GleeClub'l Pamt and Palette 4 Spanish Club I 2 3 4 Glrls Sports3 CAROL ZACEK Busmess Carol Behind thy mantle of quretude who knows what we shall fmd Capable nlce to know qulet at flrst always a hello to every one AA34FBLA4GlrlsLeae 'I 2 3 4 School Storel Lance4 THOMAS ZAGRYN College Tom He knows most who speaks least Llkable person many friends conscnentlous and clever a promis- ung future T 2 3 4 Dance Ba I R C 3, N H S 3, 4, Student Coun c , Baseball I, 4 all BARBARA ZIPP Business Barb Silence rs the element In which great thmgs fashion themselves Llkes a good time a llttle quiet In school a good friend 'l ROBERT P College Let wrsdom grow from more to more fun lovmg a practical fellow with depend Great one for the gurls able future AA 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 Bridge Club 3 Presldent 4 Glee Club C 3 4 Latln Clu Student Council 4 VICTOR ZUKOWSKI College Bug Vac Love rs only chatter Friends are all that matter A good basketball player amlable nnce person to know 'l, 2, 3, 4, Bask tball 'l, 2, EASTERN JEAN ZAWACKI Busmess Jean The mrldest manners and the gentlest heart Smcere perky sweet d trlm many fnends H newcomer to 1 F B L A 3 4 C e le er 2 Glrls Lague 1 2 3 4 HI Lltes 2 Grrls Sports 'I 0 JOYCE ZURELI. College Joyce Everything has been said, but I drdn't say rt Always happy hard worker loves to talk congenial person allty AA l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Ger man Club 3, Girls' league l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Medlcal Arts 2, 3, Vlce President 4, N H S 3, 4, Home- makmg Club 4 47 l ' ' ...co- ' un ' . - r.'e.H.S. , , , ' , A.A. ,2,3,4, .... , , her- , , ,' ' , od : ' ' e , , , : .,. F., 'Z Il Il ' A.A. , 2, 3, 4, F. T. . p Girls' - - - I - Le 9 , , , : , 2: A.A. ,2, 3, 4. I r I ' l ZIP Bb . . - v ll I: s . . . ' I I - ' . . - I Q ' f f ' 1,2, .su a,4,l.n..,, ' b2,3,4p A.A. , , , 5 nd 3, 47 L ' . - . , , - . A.A. - e 3, 4. ill- . Expressive eyes chatterbox CENTRAL ANTHONY ACAMPORA Tony College He has the look of innocence but mischief is afoot. Agreeable fellow . . . his favorite sub- iect relaxation . . . a swell athlete. . . l 3 4- Ski Club 314- f sity Club 3 4' Basketball l 2- Foot- ball 'l- Soccer 3 4. ar-'4' too' JUNE ELAINE ATHAYDE June Business Wit is the salt of conversation magnetic personality AA 1 2 3 4 Thesplans 2 Se re tary 3 Vice President 4 Glrls Fed eration 4 Gle C Student Council 'I 48 BENEDICT ALIANO Duc College To live long it is necessary to live slowly Walks leisurely talks leisurely lives leisurely 2 3 4 Prolectlon GARVIN ANDERSON Gar College My mind rs my kingdom lndlviduallst ambitious no afraid to voice has opinion 'l 2 3 4 Biology C ridge Club 4 German 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 3 Orchestra Torch Copy Editor 4 Science Club Vice President 4 WALTER ARMINGTON Chuck General Living nature not dull art shall plan my ways and rule my heart Takes things as they come loves to work on cars does a good lob AA34 GERRY BARAN ROBERT BANKS o College Be wise and have a good disposition all the time. Quiet-mannered . . . good-looking . . . busy in school activities. A.A. l 2 3 4- Glee Club 2 3 ' e- President 1 4A School Store I' Stu- dent Council 'I- Cross Country 2. Weaver Beaver College Mernly merrily shall I live A pmt sized Romeo a giant of a tease enamormg smile l 3 4 Biology C Gle Clubl 2 3 President 4 latin Club 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Student Council 4 JOAN BARON Joan College Quiet modest ready to serve the fortunes of life she will deserve Peppy pert poised cute cheery composed AA I 2 3 4 Future Teachers of n'l2 LORRAINE BARRY Lorraine General All for fun fun for all Free from worries lots of fun animated l 2 3 4 Girls Federation 3 'gr CAROLYN BECKER Carolyn General Unaffected gentle and gay she enloys life rn a quiet way ls helpful to everyone IS loyal to her friends has an umpish grin l 2 3 4 Girls Federation 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 International Relations Club 3 4 Paint and Pal e e 2 3 Girls Sports 2 11 11 B b H 11 1 11 11 ' v uc AA I 2, I I I Var 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 11 A 11 ll 'kll yy Q . 1 If , . ll ' I' ' u -a I ' . . ' ll n a i - - - l A.A. , 2, , 5 ' lub 2, 37 s 1 s s e , I ' ' I ' A.A. l, , , 5 ' ' ist l. 1 1 I 1 1 - 11 11 11 11 ,, . . . ,, ,ft ,Q . 11 , I I at . . . . . ' , , H A ' 4 . I I - ' I I 1 A.A. , , , 5 lub 2, 35 , ? f 7 - - 1 1 1 1 1' ' ' ' ' ' 'Q America Secretary 45 Girls' Federo- Al 1 . 7 tio , ,3,4. , . ti. 11 11 11 - 11 ax I I T ' 11 , 1 A.A. 1 1 1 : ' ' ' 'l, ' ' 2, ,4. . . , . -t r-45- 1 ,xi I 'u . ll Il ' ll ll ' ' ' l M? 'J H 1 1 1 n ik 1 I . 0 . all . l . '. C - q n s ' 1 1 1 1 1 , , ,'.' I . A-A-1111' 11 ' l,2,3,g elubl,2g ffcf it . . I 9 . if 1 7 ' ' - JOCELYN BECKER Jocle College Let me live and let me laugh Delightful n dependable radiant red hair typically terrific A l 2 3 4 Future Teachers of America 3 Girls Federation l 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Horizons 2 3 international Relations Club 3 Latin Club 2 Spanish Club 3 Treas urer 4 Torch 3 4 CENTRAL NATHALIE BODAK Nat General Her friendship is lasting Knows the art of happy talk tull of the unexpected faithful and true AA 1 2 3 4 Girls Federatlonl 4 G e Club l 3 4 n national Relations Club 4 Girls Sportsl 3 MARILYN BECKER Marilyn College Ambition plus intelligence equals success Sensitive musician a leader In all situations a gracious smile AA I 2 3 4 Cheerleaderl Dance Band 2 Librarian 3 Future Teachers of America 3 4 Girls Federation 'I 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 President 4 Latin Club 2 National Honor So i 3 4 rhestra 1 2 Paint and Palette Treasurer 2 Stu dent Council 4 LOUISE BEEBE ou General Quiet and content to go her own way y quick to blush regal 1 2 3 4 Girls Federation l AUDREY BENECICK Audrey College When sadness reigned Audrey was under an umbrella. Energetic captain of the cheerleaders . . . poised gal . . . the life of any party. A. . 1 2 3 4- Athletic Council 4- Cheerleoder 3 Captain 4- Class Sec- retary l- Girls Federation 'I Execu- tive Board 2 3 4- Glee Club 1 - Horizons 2 3 4- Orchestra 1 2 Concert Mistress 4- Spanish Club 3 Secretary 4- Student Council - Varsity Club 3 4- Girls Sports 3 4- Girls Athletic Scholarship Society 3. JUDITH BOHN Judy College A girl who tnes and succeeds Assuduous retlcent charming A 1 2 3 Future Teachers f America 3 German Club 2 3 Pres: dent 4 Girls Federation l 2 International Relations Club 3 Vice President 4 Student Council 4 Glr s Sports 2 NANCY BOURGEOIS Nancy Business Here is the freshness of spring flowers Demure chatty cheerful 2 F BLA 4 Girls e eration 2 3 4 Horizons 4 lnterno tional Relations Club 4 Medical Arts Club 4 BRENDA BROMLEY Brenda Business The only way to have a friend is to be one. Bright smile . . . pretty tace . . . blond hair. Thespians 4- Girls Federation - Glee Club 2 3- Horizons 4. PAULINE BLANCHETTE Polly General Always in the vicinity of mischief and fun. Pretty , . . spdrkling . . . merry . . . perky. A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 47 Biology Club 2, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club lg Horizons 4, School Store 2, Torch 45 Girls' Sports 3, 4. DOUGLAS BROZINSKI Doug College This mon will go far, lar he believes every word he says. Always ioking . . . gay-spirited . . . Oh, that test was hardl A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 45 Football 2, 3, 4. 49 CENTRAL JOSEPH BRZEZINSKI oe College Great men are not born a man must make himself great Chemistry and physlcs braln calm conscientious nature chock full of fun AA l 2 3 4 International ela tions Club 3 4 Science Club 4 Presu dent 4 Student Council 4 National Honor Soclety3 4 RALPH CARLSON Ralph General Mischief and he go hand in hand Restless as a windshield wiper real cat l 2 GEORGE BULLUSS Doc College Silence and thought are power A sharpshooter blusher deep voice AA 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 4 Glee Clu 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Rifle Club 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 Track 2 3 4 LEON BURDETTE ee Business Beneath that shell of quiet who knows what lies? Snappy dresser steadfast pal above all a lolly good fellow A l 2 3 4 Bandl Bridge b 4 Thespuans 2 International Relations Club3 LYNNE BUSKY ee General Calm and serene amid the troubled sea Frank and honest nature I brown eyes good listener . . 2 3 4- Camera Clu - Girs Federation 1 2 3- Interna- tional Relations Club 4- Ski Club 4. JOSEPH CARUCCI Twlrp General He s little but he s wise He s a corker for his size Friendly full of fun mlschlev ous look in has eye easy to get along with 1 2 3 4 Leaders Cc Prolectlomst l SUSAN CHABOT ue College Always happy never sad has a smile for every lad Cheery air about her snappy malarette worth a king s ransom to our class AA I 2 3 4 Girls Athletic Schol arshup Society 3 4 Girls Federation Executive Board 'l Treasurer 2 Sec retary 3 President 4 Glee Club Vice President l Horizons 2 3 Grls Sports Editor 4 Messenger 2 3 4 Malorette 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 President 4 Student Council 4 Var slty Club 3 4 STEPHEN CHAGNON Steve General Pitches a wicked curve Basketball and baseball enthusiast contrlver ot pranks A.A. I 2 3 4- Baseball 3 4- Basket- ball 4- Football 4. ELAINE CALLAHAN Elaine General When Irish eyes are smiling. Merry character . . . ohl those dimples . . . good sport. A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 'l, 2, 35 International Relations Club 4, Medical Arts Club 4, Paint and Pal- ette 3, 4. 50 MARTIN CHANDLER Marty College A sense of humor, sometimes shy, Makes us all like this swell guy. Guitarist . . . rock 'n roll singer . . . fine dancer. A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 31 47 Proiectionist 'I, 2, 3, 4. PAUL CHASE Pau College Honor Truth and Manhood these are the thungs that stand A devoted car enthusuast nuce lookung serene brown eyes I BERNARD CIANCHETTI Bern 0 General Kund of cute and kund ot' tall As for gurls he lukes them all Suave smooth wuth the gurls handsome MARY CHEKAS Mary Nurses Traunung To talk she must Future nurse a spurted ass boundless energy AA I 2 3 4 Gnrls Federatuon I 2 3 4 Internatuonal Relatuons Club 4 Meducal Arts Club 2 3 Secretary DONALD CHOQUETTE Don College Seruous but not too seruous quuet but not too quuet Co operatuve engagung reluable A I 3 4 Glee Club 4 Inte a tuonal Relatuons Club Vuce Presudent 2 SkuClub3 4 Trcuck2 BARBARA CHURCHILL Bobs Nurses Traunung And that smule luke sunshune darts unto many a suuuless heart Perpetually pleasant dulcet unaffected Blology Club 2 3 Brudge Club 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 Debatung Club I Gurls Federatuon I 2 3 4 e Club I 2 3 4 lnternatuonal Rela tuons Club 4 Offuce Messenger 2 Receptuonust 3 .4 3 JOAN CLOUTIER Busuness There s a gleam un her eye and a smule on her face Quuet demeanor compatabuluty thoughtful gentleness I 3 4 Thesp s Grs Federatuon 'I 2 3 4 Club 'I 2 3 4 Internatuonal Rela tuons Club4 WILLIAM CONNELLY There s a luttle devul dancung un your laughung lrush eyes Characterustucally clever whum sucally engagung debonaur AA I 2 3 4 Class Vuce Presudent 4 Varsuty Club 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 'I DOROTHY CORMIER Do Busuness Vurtue us bold and goodness never fearful Loquacuous happy go lucky complausant A 'I 2 3 4 Gurls Federaton I 2 3 4 C E N 'I' R A L CHARLINE CLAVETTE Charl Busuness merry as the day us long Short lovual luvely AA 1 2 3 4 Gurls Federatuon JAMES CORRIGAN General Speech us great but sulence us greater Wavy black haur gurls gurls gurls hus favorute sublect 'I2 51 11 '11 ,4- Q 11 11 . 11 11 I I - Il . ll ' H As . ' . . . , . - - 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' I1 A.A. ,2,3,4. 2' '4- 11 11 1 - - Jo ' 11 1 - 11 11 1 - . ,, - - ,,,, . Q . . ' A.A. , 2, , p uan 2, 3, 47 1 1 1 . . , - u I ' 1 , , 1 Glee 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 : - 4. , X ' , . 4 I-S9 3 , A Q. Q sf Willy Business 11 - - 11 1 - - - 1 1 . . ,, . . . ,, , . . A- 1 1 1 : rn - . . 1 1 1 2 ' - ' ' - ' u 1 i 1 1 2 1 1 7 - - 11 11 1 . . ,, . . . . I lil Il ll ' . I 11 1 - I - v a n 1 ' ll . , : . I . . I I ' ' Q . I - i . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I Gle -A- 1 1 1 : ' ' 1 1 1 1 : - 1 1 . i : 11 , 11 HJ' 11 - - Q ' . ' . ,f - ' H 1 - ' I . . ' ' ' ' 1 . . . , , u 4 Q a I . A.A. , ,3. DONALD DAY CENTRAL DONALD COTE DOH Business What a sweet delight a quiet life affords Tranquil composed pendable ANITA DAY Tamooky College Let the curtain come down on a smile Stylish vivacious compan lonable AA l 2 4 Thesplans 2 4 French Club 2 Girls Federation I School Store 'I Girls Sports JAMES COTE arnmy General Always smiling full ot fun he is liked by everyone Unmhiblted exuberant boisterous Ban 'I 2 3 JOSEPH COVERTY oe College Dark dashing and by some called shy but by others what a guy A regular Joe daring diver whiny phizzy nature AA 'I 2 3 4 Athletic Council Slu Club 3 Spanish Club 2 Student Council 2 3 4 Varsity Club 1 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 Cocaptam 4 Swim m ng'I 2 3 4 ROSEMARIE CRISTOFARO Rosle College A little work a little play To keep me going throughout the GY Nice gal chic dresser dancing blue eyes. A.A. 1 2 3 4' Girls Federation 3 4- International Relations Club 3. Sandy College Oh the mischief in his eyes Whats snow without this sluer? refreshing sense of humor sunny disposition A l 2 3 4 National At e c Scholarship Society 3 4 Rifle Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Cross Country 4 Tenms BARBARA DeCAROLlS Barb College For what s pleasure without love and laughter? Spunky little girl big heart ambition twice her size AA 'I 2 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Future Teachers of America 3 res: dent 4 Girls Federation I 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 International Relations Club 4 Student Council 4 Torch 4 DAVID DeFELlPPl Dave General I never meta man I didnt I e Reliable mannerly usually sharply dressed. A.A. I 2 3 4- Rifle Club 2. CAROLYN CURL Carolyn College Sugar and spice and everything nice. Comely . . . vibrant . . . capricious Girls' Federation 4, International Re- lations Club 4, Medical Arts Club 4, Paint and Palette 4. 52 CAROL DeKOW Carol College ln one hand, good nature, in the other hand, good sense. She may seem retiring . . . but when you get to know her there's more to this girl than meets the eye. A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4. GRACE DELFINO Grace Business A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Lush, reddish tresses . . . laughing, merry personality. A.A. l, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l. CENTRAL ALICE DORNEMANN Alice College She is pretty to walk with, pretty to tall: with, and pleasant to think about. Unfeigned friendliness . . . serenity her crown . . . worthy chum. A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Council 4, Biology Club 2, German Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l 2 3 4- International Rela- tions Club 4- Torch 3 4- Girls Sports 2 WP'-1 ALFONSO DILIBERTO College They that know no evil will suspect none Asslduaus worker good sport fine Spanish student Orchestra l 2 3 Spanish Club 2 3 4 Science Club4 KATHERINE DISABATO Kathy College Variety is the spice of lile Shining dark hair neat femininity captivating charm A l 3 4 Girls Federation l 3 4 Horizons 2 Medical Arts Club 4 Torch 4 MARYLOU DOMINICE Lefty Business Loads of lun cheerful and bright you are you friends greatest delight Agreeable chatty gay AA 3 4 Future Business Leaders of America 4 Girls Federation 4 Horlzons4 JANICE DuBON an Business Silence is golden? What a glggler' mischief mls chief mischief burst of sunshine AA 1 2 3 4 Girls Federatlonl 4 SIMONE DUBORD om Business Her sweet manner radiates her happiness Considerate pleasing and at tractlve to others AA 3 4 Girls Federation 3 4 ANDREA DUMONT Andie General Sweetness of disposition charms the soul Capable well mannered studlous sincere l Vice President 4 Thesplans 2 4 Treasurer Girls Federation I 2 3 4 ceptlonlst 2 JOAN DONOVAN Joanne Business A quiet lass but a good one Soft spoken assistant to all winning smile 2 3 4 Girls Federalon l 2 3 4 Torch 3 4 Medical Arts Club4 JOYCE DUQUETTE Joyce Business Some touch of nature s genial glow Pleasant co operative undust nous wmsome AA 2 3 4 FBLA 3 Reporter 4 Glrls Federation 2 3 4 Torch 4 53 C I N 'I' R A L Meivm oumewicz Ducky General What is this thing called school? Neither ambitious nor lazy im h likeable AA 1 Socceri GWENDOLYN FUSCO Gwen General Make the most of the best and the least of the worst Loquacious eyes flair for smart clothes what a glgglel FBlA 3 4 Fu Teachers of America 3 Girls Fed era lon 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Horizons 2 Medical Arts Club 4 JOANNE FERLAND Business She s not too serious she s not too gay With time to work and time to play Zesty fun loving delightful A A 2 3 4 Girls Federation 2 3 4 BERNARD FITZSIMONS Bernie General Always a good sport most of all a good friend Genlal personality roguish lad frollcsome air AA 3 4 Football 4 HELEN FOURN I ER Helen General Without haste without rest this lass is filled with zest Gift of gab . . . excessive laughter . . . un to be with. .'l 2- Girls Federationi 2 3 4. BEATRICE GAGNE ea Business Nothing is more useful than silence Is a friend first class as a per petual smile uses hands to ani mate conversation 'I 2 3 4 Girls Federation 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 International Relations Club 3 4 Girls Sports 2 PETER GRADY Pete General Happy go lucky easy go free Nothing on earth bothers me He has as many moods as days In the year His quiet manner belies a mischievous soul To him school is only a means to an end 'l Ba 2 3 Glee 'l Ski Club 2 4 President 3 Orches tra 1 2 3 Student Council 3 STEPHEN GUERRIERO Steve Business l m gust as big for me as you are big for you His neat appearance sense of humor and pleasing personality make him an asset to any social gathering. A.A. 'I 2 3 4' Varsity Club 4- Base- b 2 3 4- Football 3 4. MARIE FRATEROLI rat College laugh and be gay. Wonderful on the dance floor . . . carefree spirit . . . always ready for a ioke, a song, or an argument. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4, Horizons 2, latin Club 2, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 45 Spanish Club 4, Torch 35 Girls' Sports 'l, 2, 3, 4. 54 ROBERTA HAMEL Bobbie College Little friends may prove great friends. Dynamo of energy . . . hot-rodder . . . chic dresser. A,A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Biology 2, French Club 2, 3, 47 Girls' Federation 'I, 2, 3, 4, International Relations Club 47 Paint and Palette Vice-President 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4. PAUL HAMMELL Paul General l believe in love at first sight, but why not take a second look? Agreeable fellow . . . appears quiet until you get to know him. Leaders Corps 4- Basketball 4. CENTRAL CHARLENE HOOD Charl Nurses' Training Sweeter than honey and the honey comb. A winning way . . . a charming smile . . . creative talents . . . proficient athlete. A.A. 1 2 3 4- Athletic Council 4- Debating Club 1 2- Girls Federation l 2 3 4- Glee Clubl 2 3 4' Special Group I 2 3 4 Medical Arts Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 Torch 3 4 Girls Sports 2 4 Basketball Captain 3 CATl'IlEEN HARE Cathy Business Generally speaking she s generally speaking Bug lrlsh heart regular whirlwind good natured person who loves to argue about anything AA I 2 3 4 Glrls Federatronl 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 School Store NANCY HEAGLE NGHCY College Cheerful and gay thatsher way Devil s helper often seen hurry :ng through the corridors sunny smlle for all 'I 2 3 4 Bloo Cu 2 3 French Clubl 2 3 Girls Federation 'I 2 3 4 Malorette 4 Skl Club 3 4 Girls Sports 2 3 4 GRACE HERMAN Grace College Her bright smile haunts me s r ls pleasantly unpredictable warm and sincere is she as likable as she IS lookable AA 2 3 4 Girls Federation 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Horizons 3 ln ternatlonal Relations Club 3 Malor ette 4 Spanish Club 3 4 MAUREEN HOULIHAN Honey College Happiness belongs to the contented Infectious giggle quite a chatter ox practical slant on life AA 'l 2 3 4 Bridge Club 2 Future Teachers of America 2 3 Girls Fed eatlon I 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Horizons 3 4 International Rela tions Club 3 4 School Store 'I Spa msh Club 3 4 Torch 3 4 ETTA HUMMEL Eddie Nurses Tralmng Sweet is pleasure alter pam ls a loyal character has obllglng disposition ls there a doctor In the house? AA I 2 3 4 Thesplans3 4 Girls Federation I 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 Medical Arts Club 2 3 Vice Press dent 4 ROBERT HUTTEMANN o College I m the shy retmng type lust ask me Here is a lunlovmg and genial lad has open car and open mind have solved many problems what a blusher' AA I 2 3 4 International ela tions Club 3 School Store 3 4 Ska Club 3 Varslty Club 2 3 Football I 3 4 Swimming 3 4 l'r k3 MARGARET HODGDON Fudge College Her lays are many her cares are few A compromise between serious thought and gay abandon always time to stop and talk AA I 2 3 4 Bridge Club 2 French Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers of Amer :ca 2 3 Girls Federatnonl 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Horizons 3 4 International Relations Club 3 4 School Store 3 Torch 3 4 IRENE HYDE Irene College Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you Valuable asset to the class poised leader sweet is the hum of a humming bird AA I 2 3 4 Thespians 4 German Club 2 3 4 Girls Federation 'I 2 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Inter tional Relations Club 3 President 4 Orchestra 2 3 55 CENTRAL MICHAEL JAGLINSKI Mike College A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Intelligence combined with imagina- tion and determination . . . guaran- tees success at any task. . . 2 3 4- Class Presiden ' Glee Club Vice-President 'I 2 3- National Athletic Scholarship Society 3 4- Student Council 4- Varsity Club 4 So cer2 3 4 Track 2 ANDREA KAPCHENSKY Andy College Honesty in little things is not a little thing. Efficient when it comes to getting things done . . . firm believer that to have a friend you must be one. A.A. 'I 2 3 4- Future Teachers of America 3- Girls Federationl 2 3 4- ln ernational Relations CI b 3 4- Torch 3 Photography Editor 4. RONALD JENKINS on College Let ignorance talk as it will learning has its value Herculean build ready willing and able a good honest thinker l 2 3 4 Athletic Council Class Vice President l 2 French Club 3 President 4 National Athletic Schol arshlp Society 3 4 Prolectiomst l 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Varsity Club 2 3 President 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Baseball 'l 2 3 4 Foot ol l 2 3 Captain 4 PATRICIA JOHNSON a Business Calmly do l go my way Spirited considerate good company 'I 4FBLA4Glrls e era lon l 2 3 4 Horizons 4 nter national Relations Club 4 MARILYN JONES Jonesy College Quiet charms have won er many friends A tall slender blonde definitely attractive always ready to go any place l 3 4 Frenc C b rs Federation l 2 3 4 n national Relations Club 4 Medical Arts Club 4 Paint and Palette 3 President 4 Student Council 4 Torch 3 4 Girls Sports 2 3 4 BRUCE KASPER as General As good luck would have it Lives for the end of the school day Forever a minute late loves to hear a good story but can usually tell one better AA l 2 3 4 Ski Club 4 Soccer 3 THOMAS KELLEY General Make way for this man he s one in a million Basketball player kind of fellow liked by everyone sincerity is his motto l 2 3 4 Athletic Counci School Store 4 Varsity Club 3 Base l 2 Bask tba Z Captaml 4 Footballl 2 Soccer 3 4 ELAINE KIROUAC E ie College Energy comes in small packages lndustrious disposition sponta neous and delightful sense of humor sincere interest in the welfare of others genuine in every way A 'I 2 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 s Federation 2 3 4 International Rela tions Club 4 BETTY JUDD Betty Business Patience rs the best remedy for every trouble Filled with a zest for llvlng served ID gudgment can take a goke as well as given one AA l 3 Treasurer 4 Athletic Coun cul 3 4 FBLA 3 Secretary 4 Gurls Federation 1 2 3 4 International Relations Club 3 4 Girls Sports 2 56 ANTHONY KORYTKO Tony General A quiet boy IS he but quite a fine boy we all agree An eye for the girls and VICE versa curly locks that are the envy of the gals believes in enloylng life at his ease AA 3 Leaders Corps 4 Student Council l SANDRA KORYTKOWSKI Sandy Business Every day should be passed as if it were the last. Can keep up a constant line of chatter . . . has a contageous smile . . . keen sense of humor but ohl those corny iokes! A. . I 2 3 4- Girls Federation I 3 . CENTRAL LOUIS LeBLANC louis General Shy? never . . . homework? sometimes . . . great guy? always. Affable . . . whimsical . . . imper- turbable. ANDREW KOWALEC Sam General Life passes on why worry? Has an allergy towards work Heres a tall one gurls Girls? Dad you say gurls? LORETTA KOZIKOWSKI Loretta Business What lres beyond that qulet extenor9 Orce a fnend always a frlend quiet unassumang manner coupled with a tnmely wut concealed dash of humor A I234FBLA34Germn Club2 Girls Federatlonl 2 3 4 STANLEY KULASENSKI Stan College Please all and you will please none Dark wavy halr congenial muslcally minded I EDITH LEIDER Edle Business A ready machme always wound up and gomg Our female verslon of Dennis the Menace overdose of vltamms her giggle echoes through our ha s FBLA 4 Federatnon 1 2 3 4 Honzons 4 Glrls Sports 2 3 4 RONALD LEMIEUX Ronme Business A lrttle but of French pastry Is a real character tue has hands and he cant talk IS at any foot ball game AA I 2 3 4 International ela tlons Club 3 4 Prolectlonlst I JAMES LEVINS um College Men of few words are the best men Aggressuve when the sltuatlon de mands very tolerant of other peoples Ideas but extremely fond of hus own I GERALDINE LAPADULA en General She makes tomorrow as cheerful as today Is trustworthy has a host of frnends a gurl wnth dancing eyes and dimples IS she A I 2 3 4 Glrls Federotlon I 2 3 4 Glee Clubl EDMUND LODOVICO EC-Idle College Few can possess such qualntres of cheerful ways and fnendlmess Good lookmg excitable man nerly carefree A A I 2 3 4 School Store I Varslty Club 4 Basketball 3 4 Football I 4 Track 4 57 CENTRAL ANGELO MAKRIS Angle College I love work lt facmates me I could watch ft for hours Carefree confndent happy robust I 3 4 Foo all RONALD MCPHERSON Mac General Work and play don t mix so why work7 Attracted by the opposite sex pleasantly unpredictable always rarlng to go dressed sportuly A I 2 3 4 Football 3 MARGUERITE MARTIN Margo College A place for everythmg and everythmg m :ts place Look out woman druverl I ove ne Glve me the wlde open spacesl AA I 2 3 Camera Clubl Future Teachers of Amerlca 4 Gurls F d eratlon 2 3 4 lnternatlonal Relations Club 4 Medlcal Arts Club 2 3 School Store 3 Glrls Sports Captaml 2 3 WILMAJENE MARTIN Walmo Busmess The most useless day of all IS that IH which we have not laughed Happy dlsposltlon a sparkle In her e e can be found In the Ilbrary T 2 3 4 Gurls Federatnon 2 3 4 Library Club Vlce President 4 Torch 3 4 KEVIN McCARTHY Kevln College A chip of Ireland School spmted slow and easy sports minded AA I 2 3 V1cePresudent4 Athletnc Councnl 4 School Store 3 Student Councnl I Varsuty Club 3 4 Soccer 3 Co coptaan4 Swlmmmgl 2 3 4 Track 'I 4 THERESA MELE Tern Busmess A wmmng way a pleasmg smrle Always seen rn the latest style Lnve wure personality good humor chatty I 3 4 FBLA 4 Hornzo Busmess Manager 4 Glrls Federatnon I 2 3 4 Torch 4 Advisory Board 4 Offlce Messenger 4 LAUREEN MELLON Mush College Luke champagne she sparkles Good athlete delightful company smooth swimmer A I 2 3 4 Athletlc Councal 2 3 4 Girls Federation 'I 2 3 4 e Clubl 2 Horizons 2 3 4 Interna tnonal Relations Club 3 Palnt and 'ette Secretory 4 School Store 2 3 Sk: Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Torch 3 Meducal Arts Club 4 ROBERT MESSIER o College Cheerfulness us the oll of life Full of vltallty blond crew cut always Wllllhg to assist 1 2 3 4 Prolectlonnstl BEVERLY McMASTER Bevy College And then she talked egad how she talked Provocative eyes bubblmg effer vescence a shlnmg streak of vlm and vigor AA I 2 3 4 Blology Club 2 Thes plans 3 President 4 Gurls Federa tlonl 2 3 4 Glee Club 'I 4 Ll ary Club 2 3 Orchestra I 2 3 School Store I Student Councnl I 4 Torch 3 Busmess Manager 4 Gurls Sports 3 Athletic Council 4 International Relations Club 3 4 Medlcal Arts Clu 2 3 4 ELIZABETH MIC HAUD Betty Busmess I have a heart with room for every ,oy A wlllmg fruend pleasing smile ambntaous student 'I 2 3 4 Gnrls Federatlon PAUL MIECZNIKOWSKI Mitch General lt is better to live rich, than to die rich. Fun-loving . . . outdoor fan . . . popular fellow. A.A. 2, 3, 45 German Club 25 Soccer 45 Track 45 International Relations Club 2, 3, 4. CENTRAL LISE MORIN Lise Business Silence has many advantages. School store worker . . . quietness is a virtue . . . busy as a bee. School Store 4. RICHARD MIHALYAK General A bundle of mischief an ocean of smiles Flashing smile unsuspected gaiety an eye for the ladies AA l LINDA MILLER Linda Business BlJshmg is the color of virtue Dark well groomed hair pleasm smile neat as a pm I234FBLA34Germ Club 3 Girls Federatlonl 2 3 ALYCE MILTON Alyce Business Always ready for work or pleasure Flashing blue eyes refreshnn company charmlngly chlc AAl234FBLA24Secreary 3 Thespians 2 French Club 2 3 Future Teachers of America 2 Girls Federation 'I 2 3 4 Glee Clu l 2 3 4 Horlzons2 3 4 International 4 Orchestra I Paint and Palette 4 BARBARA MULLIN Barb Business She likes the world an the world likes her Cute casual carefree 1 34FBLA4GnrIs eratnonl 2 3 4 Horizons4 Torch 4 MARY MURPHY Mary Business Quief but likeable Well known and liked happy and gay soft spoken AA 3 4 Girls Federation 2 HARRY NAUMCHICK ex College Nothing is rarer than a good nature Always a smile and friendly he lo happy nature never quiet I 2 3 4 Spanish Clu -qw' Qi' 4 s RICHARD MOLA General Life without laughter is a dreary blank Likes everyone everyone likes im never too busy to say H 2 3 4 Athletic Council Glee Club 2 3 Varsity Club 4 Track 2 3 Captain 4 School Store 'I Torch 3 4 , 'is vl T311 GAIL NICASTRO Gan Nurses Training Full of fun and fancy free Possessor of many friends quiet as a magpie conscrentlous and capable 3 4 Biology Clu Treasurer 3 Class Treasurer 3 4 Thespnans 3 Treasurer 4 Girls Fed otion I 2 3 4 Horizons 3 4 ternational Relations Club 3 4 Med :cal Arts Club 2 3 President 4 Paint and Palette 4 School Store 2 Student Council 4 Torch 3 4 Girls Sports 1 3 HRW, 11 11 - u ' - ' 1 , H 1 .11 . . . ' . A.A. , 2, , 5 . . . . 5 ' ' Fed- , , , ' 1 1 1 1 ' : - 11 - 11 - 11 11 - 11 , - - - 11 - . 11 - - 11 1 - ' . . . ' g . A ' . A.A. , , , 5 . . . . , 5 an 1 . 1 - . , . - - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - . . . . ,, . , M, VI A . . - . .. . t H I . I l- I I . I I . ' 'Shri' I I 1 1 - 5 I 5 ,r ' 1 ' ' . ' ' ' 'tif .. 1 1 1 1 1 , l - ,V . ' . ' A.A. , , , 5 b 2, 3, . -' , ary ' fn ' I f I 4 Y 1h F H h. 2 3 4.-gm, Relations Club 2, 45 Medical Arts Club f ou e OWS 'P f - , , 1 f 1 4 1151 , 1 5: I 1 - f , liiifl-15 N iii' I gf 7 ,I:sLr,.:5 ,F la fglzl A I ll 'Ill I I Q 11 11 11Rh11 . 1 I Q . ' ' ' . . . ' I - 11 5 - - A.A. 1, 2, , ,' b2, h' . . . i . 7 1 I . ' . , - A.A. T, , , 5 ' ' 45 . ' . ' , . 0 ef 1 1 1 : 1 2 ln- .1 1 1 . , I - 1 1 . . . . , 1 1 1 1 i - ' : 1 1 ' ' I ' CENTRAL JAMES NOCERA im College His friends are many ond true-hearted. Great athlete . . . never in a hurry . . . everyone knows him. A.A. I 2 3 4' Athletic Council 3 4' Class President 2- National Athletic Schlarship Society 3' Ski Club 3' Spanish Club 2 3' Student Council 4 Varsity Club 2 3 Vice Pres: dent 4 Bas ball 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 Co captom 4 JEAN PECCOLO Jeannie College It matters not how long you live but how. Little but wise . . . a pleasing voice . . . a smile with friendly appeal. A.A. I 2 3' Girls Federation T 3' Glee Club 'I 2 3' Latin Club 2. CAROL NOVECK Cqrnl College She s merry she s gay What more can we say? Sunny smile fashioned minded ur chatty cheerleader AA 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 French Club 2 3 Girls Federatlonl 2 3 4 Gee Club l 2 Horizons 2 3 4 Paint and Palette 2 3 Ski Club 3 4 Torch 3 International Relations Club 3 Medical Arts Club 2 3 SUSAN O NEIL ue College Obedlent worker in all things A dark haired Irish lass always seen with Inky warm person arty AA l 2 3 Ticket Seller 4 Athletic Council 4 Class Treasurer 2 French Club 2 3 4 Girls Federation I 2 3 4 International Relations Club 4 School Store 2 3 Spanish Club 3 Grrls Sports2 3 4 PAMELA PA LM ER Pam College The reward of a thing well done IS to have done rt Neat and well groomed spirited malorette What cant she do? AA l 2 3 4 Athletic Council 4 Athletic Scholarship Society 3 4 Girls Federatlonl 2 3 4 Glee Club Librarian 'I Horizons 2 Assistant Ed :tor 3 Club News Editor 4 Malorette 2 3 Captain 4 National Honor So clety 3 4 Spanish Club 2 Treasurer 3 4 Student Council 'I 4 Varsity Club 2 3 Secretary 4 RONALD PELLETIER Ronnie General Nothing is rarer than true good nature Not a morose bone in that vast area lifes problems taken as they come AA24 MARY PETERS Mary Business Quiet dignity works her way Neat nice and natural true pol engaging dimples 3 4 Biology Clu Glrs Federation I 2 3 4 Club 2 3 4 Horlzons4 International Relations Club 2 3 School Store 1 FRANK PETROSKI College Little care ond no despair Phlegmatic candid coo AA 3 4 Engineers Club 4 Inter notional Relations Club 4 Cross Country 4 Soccer 3 JOHN PALMISANO John General A bit of fun a bit of quiet Seems qulet at flrst takes life as ut comes independent person AA l 2 3 4 Glee Clubl Leaders Corps 'I 60 MARCIA PLOCHARSKY arcla Business A smile for all a frown for none She s always peppy and full of fun Her neat appearance always a treat thoughtful mind and sound ludg ment hides troubles behlnd smile and a loke 1 34 FBLA4Glrls eratlonl 2 3 4 School Store4 ARLI NE PLOURDE R Business Good to be merry and wise. Soft, wavy hair . . . fun-loving o twinkle in her eye. A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Federation I, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD POWERS Powers General Silence and sincerity go hand rn hand Blond curly hair shy and senous loads of pals AA I 2 3 4 Basketballl Soccer ALICE PRATT Penny Business What s the hustle bustle worry? Be like me l never worry Long blond tresses lnstlgator many pranks In love with fun I 2 3 Girls Federation I 3 4 Glee Club I RUTH PUESCHEL Bunny Business She has a voice of gladness and a smile tlon flattering listener AA I 2 3 4 Girls Federation I 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 Secretary 4 Torch 4 Specsal Group 4 ALBERTA RICCIO Ricky College Smiles and laughter are the best essentials for making friends Sunny smile for everyone I es sports studlous AA I 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 ec retary3 Presldent4 Girls Federation 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Spec Group 4 lnternatnonal Relations Club 2 3 Medical Arts Club 3 National A h' tic Scholarship Society 4 School cre I 4 Student Council 4 Torch 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Gnrls Sportsl 4 Captain 3 NORMAN RICHARDSON Norm General Let me have an audience I am about to speak Personality twice his size lnstlgator with a halo a serious student? I 2 3 4 Youth Fellows: Club 3 JOAN RITTER Joan Business As welcome as sunshine rn every place IS the beaming approach of a good natured face An lnveterate tease barrel of fun lively one I 2 3 4 Busmes Cu Girls Federataonl 2 3 4 Torch 3 4 Girls Sports 3 4 JOHN ROBERTS Fuzz General Your car troubles are my worries Lives for the week end car fiend serious yet cheerful I CENTRAL BRUCE RICHARDS Bruce College Ambition is found in his thoughts and actions. Full of fun and flirtation . . . well- known and well-liked . . . skilled water skier. A.A. 'I, 2, 3, 45 International Relations Club 4, National Athletic Scholarship 35 Football Ip Soccer 3, 45 Swimming 4- Tennis 2 SANDRA RULLI Sandy Business I fmd earth not gray but rosy Well groomed appearance poised manner soft voice AA I 2 3 Secretary 4 Business Club 3 President 4 Girls Federation I 2 3 Vice President 4 Glee Club I 2 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Student Council I Secretary 4 61 2, 3, , . ll ll 11 rl 11 - - - 11 - , I - 11 11 .. , , 1 1 1 A.A. , , , 1 l1'p 3 l. . ' 11 11 - 11 11 - H , , I ll I ' ' 1 1 - 11 11 I , . - . . . . ' ' of ' . . . A.A. , , 5 ' ' ' , 2, A.A. , , , 1 ' s l b 3, 4, 1 : - ' 1 1 1 : 1 . ' ' 1 1 - 11 11 - II . II ll - 11 . 11 - 11 Musical voice . . . charming disposi- - . I . , . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' A.A. , 2, 3. 1 I 1 1 1 I I . 11- 11 ,I . II Il ' . . . ,, I ll ' ll ' . . . l'k ' I - - 1 1 1 : ' , S - ' . ' ' . - I - - - 1 1 1 : . . . , . I1 1 1 I 1 : ial ' . I ' . ' ' 1 1 1 ' I ' I o , , - 2 - 1 1 1 . 1 : I .9 ' ' ' : ' ' 5' 1 : ' : . ' V - 1 -1 1 1 , 1 . CENTRAL WILLIAM RUSHEN Rushen General Away with the books I m here for funl Possesses a keen sense of humor studies in o study hall? smiles rogulshly I 2 3 4 Leaders Corps Football 4 CLYDE SEERY Clyde College Fnendlmess is the backbone of a wonderful personality Comrade to all combines his fun with his education dark and handsome A I 2 3 4 International a tions Club 4 Prolectionist I School ore 3 Student Council I EDWIN SCHMIDT Smitty College A man who has character has friends. Skillful tennis player . . . perpetual smile . . . thoughtful. A.A. I, 2, 35 Athletic Council I, 2, 3. 62 MICHAEL RUSSELL 'Mike College There lies a deal of deviltry beneath a mild exterior Nonchalant Tennis anyone? seriousness sprayed with subtle humor A I 2 3 President 4 Athe c Council 4 Band I 2 National Athle tic Scholarship Society 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Basketball I 2 Cross Country 2 Manoger3 Tennisl 2 4 Captain 3 Student Council President 4 LINDA SANDSTROM Linda College Life is too short to be serious Amlable pal a bouncy cheer leader full of life 3 4 Cheerle r Girls Federatlonl 2 3 4 Glee Club I Librarian 2 3 Treasurer 4 Hon zons I 2 3 4 International ela tions Club 3 Sk: Club 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Vice President 4 Torch 3 FAITH SCHECTMAN Faith College So great a person and so good a friend A competent leader A fine stu dent Bridge anyone? I 3 4 Biology C Bridge Club 3 President 4- Debating Club I- French Club 3- Girls Federa- ' n I - Accampanist 4- Latin Club 2 3- No- tional Honor Society 3 4- Student Council 4- Torch 3 Editor in Chief 4. WALTER SEMROW Walt College If we can t out vote them we ll out argue them! Fleet of foot and wit dro toll man on the totem pole A I 2 3 4 International o tions Club 4 PTOIECTIOFIIST 4 Cross Country 3 Track 2 3 SANDRA SHEA Sandra College Her cares upon her rest but lightly for she is lively young and spnghtly Blond plxle budding writer seen here there and everywhere A I 2 3 4 Thesplans 2 3 rls Federation I 2 3 4 Horizons 2 3 Feature Editor 4 International Rela tions Club I 4 School Stare 2 3 Spanish Club I Torch 3 CHARLOTTE SIMPSON Charle Business Her talk was like a stream which runs with rapid change from rocks to rose Enormous brown eyes tiny . . . full of mischief. . . I - T ' ns - Girls Federation I 2 3 4- Horizons 3- G'rls Sportsl 2 3 . CATINA SIOMOU Kate General What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Greece's loss - our gain . . . diligent worker . . . friendly smile for all. International Relations Club 4. VALERIE TETRAULT SHARON SOBJECKI Sheri College The more we know her the more we like her. A sweet smile . . . a loyal friend . . . a winning way. A. . 1 2 4- Girls Federation I 2 3 4- International Relations Club - Spanish 3 4. CENTRAL THOMAS SWENTON Tom College As sun colors flowers so does art color life. Cosanovas smile . . . What home- work? . . . a flair for the artistic. A.A. I 2 3- Biology Club 2- Track 2. ANIELA SUTULA Anlela Business A merry heart goes all the way Happy temperament quiet per sonallty tall brunette I 2 3 4 Girls Federation BARBARA SPITZNER Barbara Business Nothing is impossible to a willing heart A happy frauleun who comes to us from Germany has a warm dns positron passeses many a friend AA 1 German Clubl 2 Girls Fed eration l JERILYN SPRADLING en A smile is worth a thousand words A newcomer from Texas an un terestlng smile a but shy Bonnie College I live on the sunny side of the street Pocketful of pep D I lose lt already? bonnne blue eyes I 2 3 4 Girls Federation 2 3 4 Cheerleader Co captain 'I Future Teachers of America 3 Glee u 12 3 4 Horizons2 3 a Club 2 Orchestral 2 3 Paint and Palette 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Torch 3 Assistant Editor 4 JAMES TETRO nm College My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me Ready for a laugh has many friends neatly dressed I B Dance n 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Soccer 4 EDWARD SULLIVAN RODNEY THAXTER C0lle9e o General To know him is to like him I fake M9 as ,y comes The toast of the town sincere and l WGN ,Of If to COME possessor of many friends Serene and still quiet tml you A A l 2 3 4 International Relations know him Cflfeffee Club 4 Soccer 3 4 AA 4 YY'--vc DANIEL THIBODEAU Danny General Why aren t they all contented like me Carefree rather shy likable not too tall not too short AA 1 2 3 4 Leaders Corps CINTRAL ANN TILLSON Ann College Breezes along with the breeze. Talkative . . . lively and likeable . . . swimming enthusiast. A.A. 3, 4, Girls' Federation 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 4, Future Teachers of VIRGINIA WILSON Ginny General Politeness is the outward garment of good will. A newcomer to Central High from Vermont . . . serene nature . . . beau- tiful, brown eyes. America 3. JOHN UFFENDALE John General A laugh IS worth a hundred groans in any market Life of the party not a care in the world fun to know 1 JOHN VALIS John General There s a good time coming boysl Car enthusiast We didnt have homework dad we? neat dresser AA I 3 Glee Clubl Leaders Corps THOMAS WENTLAND Tom College All success to those of a cheerful dnsposmon III meet you at rifle club ways full of fun yet thoughtful teasing gleam ln his eyes I 2 3 4 Athletic Council Senior Advisory Board 4 German Club 2 3 National Athletic Scholar ship Society 4 Rifle Club 3 4 Varsity JOAN WISHNESKI Joannue General A true friend makes If worth while Placid disposition strong swimmer Ioquacious AA I 2 3 4 Girls Federation 'I 2 3 4 Swnmmmgl 2 3 4 THOMAS WOJTUSIK Tom General There s a time for work and a time for play But most of the time is a tame for play Good loker mischievous azz enthusiast AA3 GERALDINE WROBEL Gerry Business That which costs the least and does the most is lust a pleasant smile Attractive co operative grac IOUS AA 'I 2 3 4 Girls Federatlonl 2 Club 4 E3 PATRICIA WILSON G College Contagious smile all the while Neat and complete wardrobe perky cheerleader a free and easy individual A I 2 3 4 Cheerleaderl 3 4 French Club 3 4 Glrls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Horizons 2 3 Editor 4 International Relatuons Club 3 4 Ski Club 3 4 Student Coun cll 4 Varsity Club 4 64 JOEL WULFF oe College They believed me quiet til I spoke Always a touch of wisdom to give to the class our own tall shutterbug AA 1 2 3 4 Honzons4 Prolectlon lstl 2 3 4 Town Clerk3 4 ll ' ll ll ll 11 ' ' I0 Il . H ' ' Il I A AA 2 3 ' ' ' ' ' 4 ' ' ' ' ' , , i 1 1 1 - , II I ' ' ll . 0 ' I. . - I u , . . . . . . I . ll Il QQ 11 . 'l '- .. . . . ,, ' 1 ' . 2 M ' , 1, r ww i A H ' wan e. , f 1 ' - - f -Q 's f .' . ' ' . - A A.A. , . , , 4, X 5 - . , 1 1 1 1 1 3 1. 1 f - 31 4- ,: -, 1 1 2 ' . ff '- SQZQQPQQL 1 - WFT Q. ' - ' up ,H ll ' ' ' ll ,, 1, . . . Q J -A-1 1 , z 1 1: . I I I . ' . I . . 1 1 I 1 1 1 7 ' . , , , ,,,, , - 1 1 F 1 f , 1 - i . lx.. Chem lab? ---f -nil -,...--r ing. 'Ng-5-xxx: K --if Cooklng on all burners? '-1 Ni IM lf lm lv-L liven! Cl ssrooms will b dy f up ncy wuthun the week 3? ARTHUR YANKE College r Why rush hme li goes fast enough Whats your secret Art? likes to sat back and llsten a prankster AA I 2 3 4 Bank3 4 Dance Band 4, German Club 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Varsnty Club 4, Baseball 4, Football 3, 4 Does anyone have the time? Il'S HW Fl' vi' 0 WW Classrooms to the left' ii xi af. sis xi!-.,,..l , nu-v-68... Bristol Eastern Hugh School late summer of '59 4.7 4 4 3 J 3 Underclassmen I X Left to right: Stephen Pefroff, Freshman Class Presi dent, David DelloBi1'to, Sophomore Closs President Paul Hall, Junior Class President. .-. 'L ,W w -.Q 4 s Q W Msn .QQIWW 1. a 12 -5542+ , ., 'K Y pam A ,Hifi ff.: . 5 S vm A.. Hmmm x if 'Q Ne Qi' W MW1 W .5 2 'RQ P7 4.3 Mfa .Q -. ,. , ' ' :sf 2 ,. ffQ15: I -L A ev . ' as F f 5 ff? 1. ' f ,wi 1351 3 y aw ' , 5 M9 Lf a Y fl 'ff I' ,Q T572 wiv? .Y ,M M, Q Q, ,. Qggw-2 . .ff .t -yn, 1 W-.sf Wk-,X ,A Nz, W ,Q .V Qqmwwxrs 11 A Q. fm -,V 4 :Nag Q , ,.M,, 3. i ,. A P55 'L e ,A .Q Ai. - M VX,' ,Q - 'm,f1agyj11,1 H ,ff fc ' ew ,A fx ,' ww , todlons' Tom M . - - nt 1'-Us orlq os' eng!! rfy goes ot 00' ' beofnik mbe one um halts- of the Fall Mr. Co'-tl? N I. Olll 0 lnfbrmol. sweeP5 BM Y l l A 1 5 Q ' 11 ' . 2 Marsha Moore shows the skill that makes a good lunchroorn worker. Now, my candidate promises to election rally. These themes show decided improvement, Miss Mella tells her accelerated iunior English class. The Class of 1961 at BEHS has already shown itself capable of assuming the duties of leadership that will be assigned to them when the venerable seniors leave. Among the activities sponsored by the iunior class, the Junior Ca- orates Tom Homon at the iunior per and the Junior Prom stand out as the most fes- tive. Under the guiding hand of their class advisor, Miss Zalaski, the iuniors have played an important part in shaping the tradi- tions and the enthusiastic spirit in our own BEHS. 69 , Sir? 'Lf ga: . 4. A 3 Q - . w pl - , 4 ie ff V- H ' A 'iw . , Q X 2'k '14s v ' 1 2217 .ri -' ? L, y,5a,xii1k ' 'Q X LQ U f 3Sifaf,j, wuz 'Q :H .,, -:aw -1,-- I-Ag. , 2 , ff 3 i f ff Q rw Q...- 'rw Au .4 mv -saga EQSW' .MV ' A M 3 -YW f ,Z y ff A 11 , 11 ,.fz-vi v 'L .7 fa Q 'Ea fr 53. X B H., .1. ,, qf Z ' N. X- gf, ' .4 x ' A ,K A, A .NM Qvhikflwf . - , fwnenazg ' 4 M5555 Q f2'w H S CV I y:.x?.gQ, '55 5. ,W ,, fiff 1 Ewqiy -' f- ' 'iw GMC Mir: 22- g , ' ' 'A-0-np, 4 ia 4 I 'I Q54 X gh 1 11 A A K w 3 'Z N Ag if 51 12 5 4, , k 3 f 4' , 1 42: X. ,I 1 A I at I f E l 5 fs- . l 5 -nng,4 New freshman? Y We-1' si. who've lost our way! and put on a very successful Freshman Frolic. With the capable help of Miss Bachman, their class advisor, the fresh- men have made their first year at BEHS a successful one. ,wig fwv ,li - fi Even a lowly freshman, Christine Eaton, can perform a valuable school service, this time as a receptionist. ve' Ronald Barie, Justine Brousseau, Gail Acheson, and Jean Limeburner feed them- selves at the fabulous Freshman Frolic. . 1 L c, .Vi ,V V V 1, .Ml , iq, ' 4 1 'r I 'ef Eileen Power, Pot Neill, Sandy Beals, Judy Orcutt, and Lauren Zurell have their lunches stand-up stylel QVFV' W ar , - Wwax Q b mn, . ,, , ,gQ?,'Lf'Q:' . W -'rv .L1',,,'f' U- mi... -2 --A ' 1 ' X 30 ' I' . E' ' , I ff, 1 4 ' ,, f m l rganizations The Activity Tree is the symbol of all the many and varied organized activities at B.E. H.S. One of our new traditions in our new school is the trimming of the tree at Christmas- time. Each organization contributes its own ornaments, usually representative of its name and its purpose, and places them on the tree to the festive sound of Christmas carols sung by the student body. Thus a tradition is born at Bristol Eastern! Judith Winar, Secretary, and Edward Flynn, President, meet with Miss Whipple to plan for their next Student Council meeting. v-.l l ,. -'ff Jeri Daguta and Miss Lapp help out at the Welcome Back Dance, sponsored by the Student Council. Well, first of all . . . Tony Molusis, a Student Council member, made the mistake of asking Sherrie Buell Cunder the threat of John Stephenson's batoni if she had any suggestions for improving the school. . ,..., 2' E .ZBL not ,. ' sf., f--15,1 Discussing plans for landscaping the banks of the brook are Student Council members Sue Semrau, Judy Salmon and Mary Conrod. That which teaches us to govern ourselves. Eastern High's Student Council meets with the faculty sponsor to plan social programs, to supervise clubs and assemblies, and to promote school spirit. This year the Council has undertaken the landscaping of the brook section of the school grounds and with a picked group called the Radicals has patrolled the gym floor during games. Another group has taken care of checking coats and selling ice cream and candy at the games. - Miss Whipple, Sponsor floor as Bob Bartlett supervises the proceedings. Tom Zagryn, one of the Radicals, helps rope off the gym Sue Careb srts thus one out at the Sadae Hawluns Dance No frlendshrp rs so cordlal as that of glrl for glrl The Glrls League IS one of the most actrve orgamza tuons nn the school Members regularly go to the Polrsh Orphanage to supervise play actlvmes for the chrldren Two dances the Sadre Hawkins and the Wrnter Formal are sponsored by the League During the Chrrstmas season the League gmves a tea for members and the faculty the League also sponsors the decorating of the permanent Chnstmas tree In the quadrangle Mrss Bachman Sponsor To love the game beyond the prrze The Athletrc Assocratron and the Varsrty Club are orgamzatvons for sportslovers and especlally for all Eastern students with school sprrrt Srnce a loyal student body IS one thang we are very proud of here at Eastern It rs no wonder that our A A membership rs so large The Varsity Club ns comprised of our lettermen our malorettes and our cheerleaders The Pep Club rs made up of those school crtnzens who are especially Interested rn cheerrng nn a body at the games It rs not surprssung that even an nts very frrst year Eastern has shown rtself to be a school of outstanding enthusrasm and sprrlt Mr Reardon and Mr Roy Sponsors BEHS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS L to r Mary Ann Srrors Treasurer Patncra Wmters Secretary Anthony Molusrs Presrdent Davrd Helmmg Vrce President 1-7 ll... GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS Standing I to r .ludrth Marcotte Vlce President Judith Salmon Secretary Seatedl to r Patrlcra Szamler Presldent Marilyn Cercone Treasurer Frve loyal Eastern fans Barbara Emonds Sherrre Buell Gary Knox Kathy Moclrus and Beverly Lewandowskr muah v-6' -C.,-eg., VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS L to r Anthony Molusls Vrce President Lormda Jennings Treasurer Davrd Mrlls Presrdent Amta Apruuese Secretary 77 1' 3 3 A , 1 I f ' I I I n s . Q . 5 - o ll F - I 5' ' I . I I I - . j n I n s n Q 'V I . - . l J . I . 1 . I . ' , . . .: ' ' , 7 I I ' ' I I 1 I u 0 II ll' I I I ' 1 ,, ' , , 1 .- . . , gg ., , 5 , A I A534471 , ,, 5 ' 3 ,J W , x A 1' N gy' W ' . ,, . ,. -1- ' ' Ii ' 4 75', I K 5 V I' . f I N I f lvl - . .: ' ', - . .: ', ' - I 7 I 1 ' , : 'f ' : ' , z ' ' , ' : ' , - , - . Dave Jackman, one of our Lance photographers, with the tables - or rather the lens - turned! , l R b- A J Louann Hart and Cynthia Steed make up the layout. Kathy Petersen checks copy as Carol Zacek types personals. -1 7 . v. Y fi? A Lois Gravlin - our talented Lance illustratorl Memory is the treasury Meeting deadlines, snapping candids, and writ- ing copy are the various tasks ofthe Lance staff. Each year the staff must develop a theme to include all aspects of school life. The result of all this hard work LANCE STAFF: Miss Mello, Layout Advisory Cynthia Steed, As- sistant Editor, Louann Hart, Editor, Mrs. Robinson, Business Ad- visor, Miss Pulsifer, Editorial Advisor. , 4- 4 L .Rf Sandy Monroe smiles as Judy Osgood works on her 299th persona ff, wf 4 ,353 1. mx nu . Q ' My , W arf: '-2 H E12 TM' Q1 i M- 1' .4 - , I 15 42, 1 1-4, we 7 E .5-..,.e,, am E9 S N 2 ia i , W 1 6? W. ,I , as kc as xx. gm .1 M X fgb T X mess Manager of Lance, gwen to each homeroo no Mnllerlck, and Kathy X UZ? i ' 4, W4 X , , 4. 5 I? V' 1 , , ew Q V ANS! I .pa +V T35 In MMS? My , an ff my , Q I y V V, V , ,M-3 1 f 4' 'tw fifty 3' HI LITES STAFF Seated front and center Sherrue Buell Glrls Sports Standrng left to rlght Carol Paretta Feature Edltor Barbara Emonds Glrls Sports Paul Hart Boys Sports Vuctor Daley Edltorln Chnef Nancy Branch: Club News Mr Roy Faculty Advlsor Only 500 more feet of copy to proofreadl Vlctor Daley and Carol Parettc patiently tend to thelr tus l am a pnnter of news HrL1tes our school publncatlon, ap pears monthly nn our local newspaper, the Bristol Press All school news regard ang sports, soclal events, and clubs ns reported This organuzatlon presents an excellent opportunity for budding 'our nalusts to acqunre experience In news paper work, and all such hopefuls are welcomed unto It Durnng the year H1 Lifes sponsors a short story contest and the Sock Hop a dance at whlch all must attend nn thenr stocking feet At the years end a banquet rs held for the H: Lifes staff Mr Roy, Sponsor Dont you have anythsng to say to our rovung reporter Cynthro9 Sherrue Buell funds Cynthia Prouty at a loss for words for the very flrst tnmel 90 The H1 Lltes staff departs for the Connecticut Scholastic Press Conference at the Unrverslty of Connecticut 1 f f 11 ' I L K A9316 I R S . 4 in - , my 5 lf t I , 1' 'Frye'- N f 1 . 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' 1 - f k , , - ' I . . . - . l. ll f.. .4 SENIOR GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Seated left to rught Despuna Yalanus Gurls Glee Club Presudent Mrs Summons Durector Gulbert Albelo Boys Glee Club Presudent Standung Beverly Mason Secretary Lorraune Sage Vuce Presudent Armand Hudon Vuce Presudent Lorunda Jennungs Treasurer Wallace Olsen Secretary Treasurer 'Q '79 S W' fi sr -Q44 ibm., If musuc be the food of love play on Gul Albelo to Desu Yalanus TBCHBS Sung us now a tender song The Glee Clubs are duvuded unto four sectuons The freshman gurls glee club and the freshman and sophomore muxecl lunuor and senuor glee club and specual group are more advanced and represent Eastern Hugh un many programs guven for the communuty and servuce groups Thus year the senuor and uunuor choral groups sang un a uount concert wuth the Lafayette College Glee Club all the glee clubs partucupate un a sprung concert at the end of the year Mrs Summons, Durector Who won raune Sage senuor gurls if Sandy? Sandra Monroe and Lor count the votes for presudent of the glee club lve been workun on the ra aulro ood Senuor gurls glee club rehearses 81 , ,Vu ' ,JT Q W Q? ' , n u, VJ u Y , K Q 5, s ' 1 - . 2 . . I . , - I ' 1 1 1 - ' I ' , ' - ' : , ' - ' : ' , 1 f ' h 4 f jyghgv - 35? x ,- , .. ,L t f if u Q f ' Q f J- A T L , I - . 1 - ,3 , , ' T T C - - I - cs , 3 f . f ' - 'if ' -'I - g 2. 44 ' . 2,51 H' 1 if .gr .3 ,ggi fy., ,KA my K y so c orus are maun y traunung groups. e ij', , . H fiXwEif:E 1 1 u f . . - ,,, .N - . ' . , ,gc , f - 1 ff 1-u41e,,'1zf' .c, ,L , ' , - - - T gul, , ,..L, ,zbl . , V y , M 335 4 to A -X . 7,uu 1 f f Fr T . ,I n ,I a - ll ll - I I I Q 1 I I ' . L' ' u n I l , A I af' 6 W Q dmc . , 1 H 1 - I . - D fu - - 1 ORCHESTRA OFFICERS - Seated I. to r.: Mildred Sweeton, Librarian, Frederick Fawcett, Manager, Frederick Brightman, Secretary-Treasurer, Jeffrey Foster, Assistant Manager, Carol Coleman, Assistant Librarian. Standing: Louann Hart, Librarian, Judith Salmon, Secretary, Armand Hudon, Concert Master, Paul Pease, Assistant Treasurer. Armand Hudon - another Heifetz? -human-.gi .ep- Ah one and two and . . . co Music is the There are currently two orchestras at BEHS - one consisting of juniors and seniors, the other having a maiority of freshmen and sophomores. The organizations meet twice a week to practice. The big event for these two groups is the Spring Concert, which is held in collaboration with the other Bristol Eastern musical organizations. - Mr. Masailo, Director The Dance Band was originated to give those students interested in band and combo playing an opportunity to have some experience in those fields. This organization has played for many of Mark Salter, Dance Band Student Director, and his slide trombone. Making music with the sax are Dave Della BMG, Wil Nye, and Michael Traverso. unts liam . 1 . ss :ami sl -,,.?l Mr. Masaila to the orchestra. universal language. This year, Eastern's Band totals sixty-eight. For the first time freshmen are allowed to ioin the band and perform with the experienced members. The band plays at football and basketball games and gives a concert in the spring. - Mr. Masailo, Director the school dances, and since only a small fee is charged for a night's work, the Dance Band has helped to keep the cost of such affairs fairly low. - Mr. Angers, Sponsor 7? 1 4 as Mr. Angers has the beotl BAND OFFICERS - L. to r.: Cynthia Steed, Secretary-Treasurer, Cynthia Prouty, Librarian, Peter Saman, Manager, John Stephenson, Student Director, William Nye, Manager: Pamela W' Lindberg, Librarian, David Corey, Quartermaster. Our bond trumpeters - Ray Widmer, John Robinson, Tom Hurt, and John Stephenson. DANCE BAND OFFICERS - Standing: Richard Millerick, librarian, Mary Ann Melnick, Secretary-Treasurer. Seated: William Nye, Assistant Student Director, David Mantei, Manager. Absent when the picture was taken was Mark Salter, Student Director. f ' A vw-.Y To Miss Winters, the Latin Club sponsor, we say, AveI Mr. sor. Societas Latina, the aim of which is to promote a greater interest in the clas- sics, meets every third Wednesday. Membership is open to any student who has studied Latin. During the year programs include games and plays to in- crease the knowledge and application of Latin. - Miss Winters, Sponsor Oh, Tom, you dance so divine- ly! Sherrie Buell compliments Tom Hurt on his terpsichorean talents at the Fall Informal, sponsored by the language clubs. The German Club stimu- lates an interest in the language and customs of Germany. Each year the club has a sauerkraut sup- per and at the end of the year a picnic at Page Park. Along with I.R.C., the Ger- man Club is a co-sponsor of the Christmas Holly Tea Dance. - Mr. Petke, Sponsor ww Petlce, our wunderbar German Club spon- 'W F . F., it I 'WS' 'n. V was 2 , fi?- K '4 t 5 f ' N , sf A ., it K N ,fn - I 1, K , E ,, ., if Vllsfg , 84 4 LATIN CLUB OFFICERS - L. to r.: William Nye, Vice-President, Donald Pioseclxi, President, Peter Saman, Treasurer, Marie Millericlc, Secretary. He who is ignorant of LANGUAGE CLUBS PRESIDENTS Ed ward Flynn Judith Winor David Krampitz Donald Praseclu , wif - L. L s . .A .1 . I GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS - L. to r.: Robert Smith, Treasurer, David Mantei, Vice- President, David Krampitz, President, Alan Simpson, Secretary. S 3 'Ns FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Janet Carlson, Treas- urer, Edward Flynn, President: Barbara Edmonds, Vice-President, Judith Mackie, Secretary. knows not his own. Madame Shingler, sponsor of le Cercle Francais Parlez-vous francais? The French Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Shing- ler, meets monthly to in- crease its knowledge of the French people, their coun- try, and their customs. The club co-sponsors the Fall Informal forthe school and a unique Christmas skit for French Club members. - Mrs. Shingler, Sponsor Barbara Rulkowski entertains with a flamenco dance at the Spanish Club Christmas party. The Spanish Club brings together all interested in Spanish for educational and recreational purposes. Meetings are conducted in Spanish. Games, skits and speakers create a deeper interest in Spanish-speak- ing countries and the Span- ish language. The highlight of the year is the celebra- tion of Pan-American Day. - Miss Carroccia, Sponsor -,511 ' if .tr Gathered about the pinata are the Spanish Club Officers: Joseph Santoro, Vice- President, Maxine Hershman, Secretary, Diane Roberge, Treasurer, and Judith Winar, President. Senorita Carroccia smiles sweetly - in Spanish of coursel . , 'wav I Qt' N ' Q .,'-J. '- -X The orlgmal members of N H S inducted during their Junior year LEW mek 'fav Sharon Smlth and David Krampltz marchung to the :trams of Marcella Czarneclu tutors Art Qumn Pomp and Clrcumstance Wlthm the book and volume of my brain Our new chapter of N H S In our new school ns the offsprlng of the orlgnnal Bristol Chapter but the four requurements scholarship, leadershup character and servnce are the same Many of the old customs remaln the tapping before Chrlstmas vacation and un the sprung the tutoring of pupils and the pot luck supper ln the sprung Mrs Josephson, Sponsor W-Q MW Ronald Scott and Marllyn lefevre asslst Mrs Josephson In an N H S prolect As Dave Krampltz taps John Stephenson unto N H S other ospmng genius lmda Glovannello beams her ap proval All the world's a stage... The Thespians, a club for all those inter- ested in dramatics, public speaking, and stage work produced the comedy You Cant Take It With You ln March Outstandnng members of thus dramatrc orgamzatlon, upon recognmon of excellent work, are admrtted to the Natnonal Thesplans Soclety Mr Handy Sponsor ,fs No Roger you mustnt shoot Mother' Armand Hudon looks unperturbed as usual whsle Tom Hurt emotes 1 THESPIANS OFFICERS I. to R Vmcent DrPaetro Treasurer Carol Paretto Presrdent Carole Maddox Secretary Gllbert Albelo Vrce President The flnale of Good News featuring the entlre cast last year s successful musical comedy productuon All loved art In a seemly way Under the leadershrp of Mary Conrod, the Eastern Artists former xxI'f' ly known as the Parnt and Palette Club have landscaped the brook sectlon of the school, decorated bul letm boards and made Chrrstmas tray favors for the hospital The Artrsts have also contributed to dance decorations and dramatrc staging and scenery Mrss Geruldsen, Sponsor Eastern Artists Officers demonstrate thenr creatave talents I. to R Mary Conrod President Carol Dyer Secretary Marsha Young Vlce President Susan Semrou Treasurer 'C' IC K-,,,,,,..... X' Which one will wln the Connecticut Art Contest and a trlp to Bermuda? The hopefuls are Sue Walcunas Ellen Bozell and Krm Griswold My llbrary was dukedom large enough IIIIIYIIUIID 'Wi- Thls year the Lrbrary Club had the bug lob of organrzrng a brand new library In the adlacent work room club members processed new books, marked all numbers, and shellacked book covers Each mem ber grves up three periods a week to work ln the library and provide a real servrce to our school Muss Johnson, Sponsor LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS L to R Sharon Janas Vlce-President Sharon Greger President Mary 87 Ellen Petersen Secretary Treasurer --4.4 Mlss Johnson u school llbrarlan and sponsor of the library Club I I 1 e 1 I as u 1 1 1 t 9 A I . . . .: , 7 , I 1 I 1 ' I - . I x ' 5 1 ire? 1 - ' .oi 11 1 11 . . . , I I 1 I T ' I . . . 11 s Il . . . . I ' I ', I ,, , X s - ' g.. :t QL 5 X .. . . - - - '- ' P , . I px Y ,' . . ' N, X , , . rf.: 1 . V I ' 'A 1 'dt . LL , A - . 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' . 1- -,Ast V , -..- , . . .: , - o r I 1 F - I ' e -41 Seated Barbara Hudson President Standing left to right Marie Jaslnslu Treasurer Joyce Zurell Vlce President Patricia Tomchlck Secretary Meet the malady on its way This organization is open to any pupil interested in pursuing a career in nursmg or an associated pro fession The club often has well known speakers and carries on discussions on sublects dealing with the profession of medicine Mrs Eggleston Sponsor -as 'lu Marilyn Schur and Earnest Bekstrom observe the growth of the Orchldaceae Clavicle'7 asks a future nurse Animals are such agreeable friends The purpose of Biology Club to stimulate and In crease our knowledge of biology is exemplified by each members conducting an experiment on which he wishes to make a scientific study At the monthly meetings the club has speakers demonstrations or films relatmg to some phase of biology Mr Carter and Mrs Dwlnnells Sponsors NW ill g-:nga Left to Right Steven Provost President Mildred Sweeton Secretary Diane Galgano, Treasurer, and Ronald Pelletier, Vice President I l - ' 1 l I J fgz as L I- l x , ,L K , X' wtf ,1 X A . I J T ll 0 ll g V, 1 Q .nick - T M jfg1.,aIf . . . . .. y fl .,.f,i . . - , under the expert supervision of its faculty advisor, . . . . . . u Q Q ll - I I , . . . . I I -' . . . , fs 1 ' 3 X Q . . , if '- rn J s. ' li: , fn 7 mpg ev - ..... ,J 1 K f' gs Q' S K . Q if T f s 2 1 , , X f I i . z ' 4 M:-f X Luus Mayorga speaks to the members of IRC about his native land Chile The hlstory of every lndlvlclual man should be a Buble Y F C meets weekly presentlng a program based on a Bnblcal theme to promote Chrlstuan action and fellow shlp Y F C IS affnluoted with Youth For Chrust International a world wlde organuzatlon comprised of hugh school groups Interested In lnculatlng moral truths In our young people Mr Coley, Sponsor ,xt X as Y F C offncers look to the Buble for lnspuratlon .ludlth Salmon, Publlclty Charrman, Ruth Anne Wnlllams, Secretary Treasurer, Faith Arden, Vice Presldent, Wallace Olson, President am K 1 ,mf 1? ii Left to Right Ronald Scott Vnce President Judlth Novak President Carol Paretta Secretary Shirley Dallman Treasurer l am a cltlzen of the world Internatuonal Relatlons Club meets every second and thurd Tuesday Speakers fxlms slldes tape re cordungs and reports on foreagn affalrs provide ln formative entertamment Mann events of the year Include the Unnted Natuons trnp an October and the Holly Tea Dance nn December Mnss Crdckett Sponsor L we it QWGJ Wu- 'X Mr Coley, Judith Wlnar, Susan Franklm, Robert Grelsner, Wal lace Olson, Judith Salmon, and Ruth Wnlllams sung hymns at their YF C meetmg gs2Q,.Q2i5:gffsQYWQggyw gg Q' 3 W , ft 1 t , .sr Q ,fx M - it Ft t L ' M 5 if-MY' s u-9 1 lg A' I . - . tt. - ,. - 4 X , ' 'fn My All ss. . ,.,,,....,,.m, . : I . . . I . ' . I , 1 ' , - ll a a ll . - ' F I 1 v 1 ' , - I 1 I ' . . . . 1 1 1' n 1 0 ll X ' , t 1 - h 1 I ,xxx Vx . 7 t f 'ti A . - , x . . . gf' V ' Y - lx. A - ' .. ' K ' ' ' I . . . . ' bv? 1 1 1 1 1 I l Lf ' ' I, X M - , ,. K W I r 1 'S Patience and shuffle the cards. Pensuve looks cover the faces of the Brudge CI V Every Thursday the Brudge Club members practuce and um prove theur skull un brudge whule featuring the point count meth- od originated by Goren. During the year members put on a pot- luck supper and numerous card parties. Muss Yantz, Sponsor Jr Otfucers Robert Zupp Presudent Elaune Vaul Serge J' lp Treasurer Shurley Westman Vuce Presudent QV C 'T uvmlfw L. Even gurls can play chess' Marulyn Merchant and Karen Kurchofer show the so called stronger sex how C' X1 1. HOMEMAKING CLUB OFFICERS examune patterns for future prolects Standung l to R Patrucua Maffeu Vuce Presudent Ruta Volletta Treasurer Seated Duane Galgano Presudent Mary Ann Muhalyak Secretary A UX Try to slough off Judy Bob Zupp advuses partner Judy Novak whule Ron Scott and Shurley Westman ponder theur next play s end we shall see who gauns Every other Wednesday af ternoon Eastern Hugh s students brung out the chess boards and settle down for a seruous game Meetungs are devoted to prac tucung skulls and learnung the hustory of chess ln February the Chess Club meets adults and students of New Haven un a chess tournament Mr Kelly Sponsor Interested un sewung cookung entertaunung or chuld care? If so, you should belong to the Homemakung Club a new or ganuzatuon open to gurls who have taken or are takung home economucs and are eager for new udeas The club us already well on uts way to success Muss Vaul Sponsor 90 Engaged un o seruous game of chess ore Douglas Gordon Vuce Presudent and Gerald Hunt Presudent are lendung theur helpful PJ kubutzung 1 Duane Galgano Carolyn Hardung and Duane Lukascue wucz watch Muss Vaul sponsor of the Homemakung Club uron out some duffucultuesl 7 l u I X I K. - ' . Y ' 'N u nh I X 'M I , ' Cf 1' nj l l ' J tri L , 'UN A at Lf AQ!! Q1 RJ . ,IN ,C llwf' -fi? lk 1 ll' ff. l Ndllu - If Lt up w y A Uflirfgjlfgd C , - ea l at at ,u up - 1 - ll 4- I . MN. 1 A I . ' Y ' I it's donel - Arthur Crothj Treasurelr, and Robert Zipp: Secretaryl u ll She made home happy! -- . . . ' ' , u 1' ' F if . D . 5 ,-I 0 ' . eeru gl , tggy fl 9 '. 'u TCM' N , z - ' 'I Q ,I , f -L 1 'M gi And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach. -is 2 fr' ...Q--Q The Future Teachers of Amer- ica is a club for those interested in teaching as a career. Speak- ers and films give members an opportunity to learn about tea- chers and the teaching profes- siony all new members are formally initiated in the spring. - Miss Donovan, Sponsor FTA OFFICERS L to R Judith Wmar Treasurer Paul Nancy Dublclu and Paul Therrven plan their next Therrren President Lora Frate Vice President and FTA meeting Nancy Dublclu Secretary The arm of all legitimate business IS service The Future Business Leaders of America sponsors field trips to insurance companies and a Business Day to help prepare students for the business world At Christmas decorating home rooms and collecting toys for needy children are part of the program For entertainment FBLA sponsors a basketball game between Easterns and Central s students and faculty Miss Courey Sponsor K. FBLA OFFICERS L to R Barbara Bartlett Treasurer Barbara Bartlett collects dues from Eileen Powers while Joyce Delano Secretary Mary Feddor VrcePresrdent Alice Vrrovoy looks happy about the whole thing and Patricia Winters President The world was made for honest trade The School Store one of the organizations, IS In operation daily Here students may pur chase all the necessary school supplies rn the morning before school through 215 p m Dur Ing lunch time you will also see members of this organization behind the counters selling milk Ice cream and candy bars The school store workers show their school spirit by working willing ly year round Mr Punzo helps build up his energy Judy Marcotte sells George Jones a ticket for milk with the candy bar Donald Nelson is cow Iulce qs George calls nl selling him at our school store 91 , , u a Q . . n Q II . ' Tl ' ' 5 ,r c' . at ' , I - A I K 1 L 0 :X I 9 ,' - tea j ll ll 1 ' ' V most serviceable of Eastern's . N , l V-T Q i I . . . 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VEV . . . . . - - ' ' ' ' , or Mr Lonosa explalns a dlffICUlf problem to the Elnstelns In hIs Math C ub ElectrIcIty In the aIr The RadIo Club offers an opportunIty for Eastern stu dents to develop and further theIr Interest In SISCTFOHICS and amateur YCdIO The electronIcs shop IS open four afternoons a week for code practIce or hobby work one afternoon of whuch IS devoted to electronIc theory Advanced members are studyIng for ham lIcenses Mr Qumlan Sponsor 2 22' 0 moz RADIO CLUB OFFICERS L to R Emonds, Presldent, Al Palladuno, VIce PresIdent Absent when the pIcture was taken was John Stumpp, Treasurer Carl Anderson, Secretary, Kenneth ...J Karen KIrchofer Secretary tells Robert Smuth Presldent Anthony MolusIs Vlce PresIdent and Joseph Hudson Treasurer that by the slude rule 7 X 7 77 And wIseIy tell what hour o the day the clock does stnke by algebra' The Math Club IS open to any Iumor or semor Interested In mathematIcs At the meetmgs members dISCUSS problems and solve puzzles magIcal squares and number games Although thIs organIzatIon IS newly formed here at Eastern the enthusIasm of ITS members has stImulated great Interest Mr Lanosa Sponsor ,..,....-tin... Harold Teller and Kenny Emonds studymg dIIIgently to become ham operators A i E . K VL X . V. JI It I I, .I 1 5 1 , I X55 D ' . - 1 ' 1 D 1 I 1 ,S wah fuk W I 0 I I . . . .... . H I . , u s . . . Il 1 I ' . I u a s ' . . . . m I I 4 . . I ' II ll ' . . ,f ' I XJ 'J I . . I I we 0 ' , A 0 4 l 7 M X T , 4w,.n. A H 9 X KIA I T 5 ' ' I Aim Q Q My is 4 'l I I O I III: g ' 92 1 RIFLE CLUB OFFICERS L to R Fred Mitchell SecretaryTreasurer John Kasper President Alan Sampson Vlce President One of the fastest rlslng clubs at Eastern Hugh School as far as membershnp IS concerned ts the Rifle Club, which suppltes the Rnfle Team wnth the members of nts squad The members of the club post their scores which are averaged wtth the hnghest averages of the members comprlsung the team Because of the large membershlp of the club this year a tumor varsity ts being organized Mr Lyons, Sponsor Look before you leap' John Chauvm makes a perfect three pount landmg' f-:Mila-T'L'B's 'Ya ,Jax fo John Kasper scores a bull s eye' What he hlt IS hlstory what he mlssecl IS mystery One of the growing mstltutlons around Eastern Hugh School ns the Leaders Corps This group of boys, twenty flve In number are students who are Interested an gymnas tlcs The Corps has displayed Its sktlls In the past years at assemblies and has entertained In a highly mterestlng fashuon These gymnasts meet every actuvnty peruod to practzce their feats of prowess Mr Punzo Sponsor -. 'S .Thaw W LEADERS CORPS OFFICERS L to R Thomas Spargo, Treasurer, Robert Gaudette, Vnce Prestdent, Bruan Bauer, Presndent, John Chauvm, Secretary ' gg, X Nr, L , M ' s--'fell' 'V c ' Wa estt ' 'Q 'fm Hy: I Us K at f ' 46 ' 5 . .I f . I I L ' ff ' , al T n f f 'P I ,I M , 1 , x 4 g V' fi 1 , I k 'F 4 an , of . , --Q.. , I ff, 4, L - . . .: ' , - 7 ' 1 I 1 ' - ' I I I I . ' ' n . . . . . . . . . , 1 - , - ' v Il Q N ll . . . . . , . - I . X . . . . - D I -. Y ..,,- M, Z, J f MW'fw WM tWff!l'Al4mh u f !fVlYfL1jyfq,WMW,MMM UI R -Ii S W4MwAf14,'? 4f'M ffmlz W1 IXIMIIXM My KM I fi 4 I alia xazfo E' WWA BASKETBALL TEAM Fnrst row Jerry Anderson Lows Kopell Dovld Helmmg Davld Malls Dovld LaRue Coach Carlson Second row Q3 Qfwgx' any-1 as -:F 'X 585 Manager Lorry Budnuck Wrlllom Greger Dovld DelloButto Terry Burke Phul Lewrs Asslstont Manager Rene Massey Thus sort of thmg takes a deal of trammg Eastern Hugh School s varslty basketball squad come through with the Lancers flrst malor varsity trrumph when they surprused Torrsngton with a shocker 80 7l Otherwise the Kung Streeters dad not have a successful season but they were predominantly a sophomore squad and thenr progress will be noted In the seasons to come Co captams Dove Mrlls ond Dave Helmmg only sensors on the squad turned In some outstondmg performances to and the sopho more laden Lancers Mr Carlson and Mr Punzo, Coaches Bull Greger goes up for o lump shot Look, Mom, one hondl Dove Mllls chucks It rn 96 'D-. its , f il' s A i ' xr 'Wig s 'W' . . . . A D X V 4 N . ' I 49 Q n 4 H l . ' '- X W- ' . N x 'U my gsm i . fY,,wt'r I 0 gf: B Q I 6 l Alll is-27, - . ,,, ' T, an Q , - l ,sf f' l ,X I . - . l A XX, is X A A I ,gxy rW,s e ,L mm . s, 7 -- ,, an ' . L i r-as-M yivpfv ,fy D ' I I ,Q - A W Q5 . . , . As gjf' gb I I ' ' ,,.,..-4' rw, ' Q I -L , - , we , q JVV Q W A I N ,sigh l . A H : 7 I N N I l ' n Eastern .... ,,., 4 8 Eastern .,.. . ,. 22 Eastern ,. . .. .. 49 Eastern ., ,...., . 47 Eastern ., 52 Eastern A ,, 44 Eastern 2 Eastern 5'l Eastern ........ . 53 Eastern ..t....,.... 49 Eastern ...A ..r,... 5 8 Eastern 80 Eastern 75 Eastern ...,.. 48 Eastern . .... ..... 5 6 Eastern . 48 Sacred Heart Manchester .. Hall ...,.....t,........ ,... Conard .. ,, ., Alumni .. Windham ....,...,, , Wethersfield Central .,,.,..,...... Manchester Hall .,...t,..,,. Conard t..,..,, Torrington Crosby .. .. Windham ...... ....... Wethersfield Central ..,. ,. 1 . Now, boys, why so much struggle over a basketball? Dave Helming shows his great rebounding prowess and his fighting spirit. Dave DellaBittu and teammates listen intently to Coach Carlson's advice Phil lewis and his spectacular set shot. during a strenuous game. - K1 lhf'UXlr SOCCER TEAM Flrst row Wade Preston Gordon Beals Duck Vague larry Penoncello Carl Anderson Ray Holmstrom Co Captann Bruce leBeau Tony Sikorsky Bull Blrcher Ronny Carson Tom Homon Tom Murphy Earl Scott Richard Curtls Second row Coach Caswell Don Post Brlan Cassidy Dave llndqulst Mike, Stange Dave Helmlng Carl Wool Art Dlckau Paul Roy Al Pelle tner Chet Sergey Mlke Donahue Dave Winters Louie Glovanello Charles Sweet Co Captain Alex Knscenskl From the loot Hercules' Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Ea tern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Maloney Wethersfleld Conard Manchester P att Ha Central Wethersfleld Conard Manchester Platt Ha Central IQ Coach Albert Caswell s soccer ran unto some tough luck durung the CCIL campaign and were able to register only one vlctory and a tue an fourteen outings Bruce LeBeau, Co Captain, turned nn a tune 'ob for the booters as dld Dave Helmlng Charlie Sweet Ray Holmstrom, and Muke Stange The net mmdmg dutues were handled almost solely by Louie Glo vanello, who was ln has first year at the goal Louie wall be the 1960 Co Captaln along with Charles Sweet Mr Caswell, Coach Uffll Tony Srkorsky a soccer player wlth an :ron constltutlon Mrke Donahue receives the assistance of Coach Caswell durmg a hard 98 gives a smashing retrun fought game G IX ll , 0 2 .,... ,. ,, ..o I , o ' ., ,4 D D . o s..,.r .s - '- - , . 0 ll .. , , . 5 0 . , . ..,, .2 . 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X . l wma if SWIMMING TEAM Front row left to rlght Sam Berlnger Robert Qulstberg James Dagata John Stumpp Wllllam Buell Thomas Valletta Ronald Skelskey Richard Curtls leslle Benson Top row I can swlm like Thus was a buuldmg year ln the case of the Brlstol Eastern Hugh School varsuty swlmmmg team The ducks had many sophomore and freshman swimmers on the squad The mermen were blessed with two flne swimmers In sophomore Vlnme Oulmet and lunlor Gary Knox Oulmet featured In the 40 yard freestyle and 'IOO yard freestyle events whsle Knox performed steadily In the IO0 yard backstroke event Wnth several of the underclassmen galnlng valuable experience Easterns tankers should turn out some mterestmg splashers an the next seasons Mr Stumpp Coach 5.4.4.4 .,.,,......- Aww- I-Q, Coach Stumpp Paul Anderson Robert Fletcher James Byrne Randy Ackerman Gary Knox Dennis Gamache Vmcent Oulmet Dennls Roblllard AI Pelletier Roger Geckler John Chauvln BIS Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern State Championships Eastern Sacred Heart Torrlngton Bulkeley Manchester Wllby Cwtbyl Croft CWtbyJ Windham Mnddletown Hartford Publuc 4th place taken by Vlnnle Oulmet Brnstol Central 99 Ready, on your mark, gol Dennls Gamache goes Tom Valletta makes a bug splash fl rs ,. ,., I 1 ' 4, E' - 4 1' - w -s. . 'J f , 3 , I If v I 1 , I L A 1 . I It S . l f ' , W x r 1 4 ' I . ix lk If Lt E ,f I I 1 I ' t I A l ' dr 1' v, ' I T 4 E 4 1 crt, K A ,As A ,, 1 gg f J ,ul A 4, A f ,ee b W I J' V' N 0 0 lf' h ll C ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ,. I I 29 ,t.. , 48 ' ' ' , . ,,,t t,.t , . . 26 ' ,.,., 26 ' - . .I aa . .. I , 39 . . . .'. . . . . I. . 34 ..,. ., ,. 74 , , ' I ,. sa ' , , .,..,..,t 24 - - , 33 , ..,.,..c 44 ' ' ' - . ' , , .zo ' .... .... . N . sa - - - I f as ' I . . t,.... 41 - - - U I - I ' H ,. za ' 49 - n I . I E45 I ' l,,,,,. ,...,t.,.t . . 32 at i, jTci'M ' A ffl' f,,,,..,4 . ll I .....QfWf ,fx K If M I I EN so 1 in . ii TRACK TEAM Flrst row Bull Englert AI Warzlnslu Steve Mlndero Ken Lukascaewlcz Ed Clchon Jerry Dlckal Roy Wldmer Walt Lynch Joe Hudson Manager Larry Evanelrstl Second row Coach ,-..,,N ln starting POSIYIOHS are Jerry Dlclcal Ken Lukasclewlcz and Joe Hudson EL I Jnx. 3-.. Dolley John Robinson Edward Lilley Carl Wool Duck Plenkos Steve Kopsak George Serencko Jeff Hedqulst Put on speed Coach Darley s track squad remauns one of the best nn the CCIL wuth such oustandmg harrners as Paul Larson John Stephenson Steve Provost and Al Moquln Wlth such promrsmg maternal good depth and tune spmt Eastern us certam to establush nts su premocy ln track Mr Darley and Mr Aston Coaches Ed Clchon and Al Warznnslu produce for the relay race , 1 I 9 Q Q 3 , '....- - A - E , ' '+- ' I l ja , l , ww E f X ' 1 1 l .. : Q I . x Q ,L in l xx ' . 9 1 , . . , , to . , , - c c p I g W Y 4g , nijli t, MA A . g gill-a 1,3 3 , , K X X 5 . l 5 l A 5 l lx ' A A ' ' Q F f . 1 , 4 - V I ' 1 V f 5 ' H .N J., f ' l' R Q 1 ,W 1-.4 .Y .- -f -1 - -' -' X '- so f , . W u II K 0 ,f X B ' N E l . I 1 , . . . I I r H49 M 5. av 'Q- xf f RIFLE TEAM Back row Da d West John Kasper Du d Shopay Coach Lyons Frst ow Jmmy Zarlclc .lon Zurell and Al Snmpson To the end of a shot Brnstol Eastern Hugh School s varsuty rnfle squad turned In an extremely respectable record durmg the shootmg campaugn The marksmen had many tune shooters but two of them were especually outstandmg Fred Mutchell broke the CCIL record wnth a 'I94 total whale John Kasper turned un one of the most consastent averages nn the curcunt Mr Lyons and Mr Kelly Coaches ,4!'s. X Dave Becker beams as he reads the scores of the rlfle meet Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Wmdham Vmal Reg Manchester Vmal Reg Farmungton Wmdham Muddletown 870 Manchester 885 881 Wnlcox 871 866 Wilcox 882 State Match Eastern placed 3rd me u Will Klwlklqg Mr Kelly and Mr Lyons keep their eyes on the target 1-'A 1 lc' Al Palladino practices perfect passes! The Bristol Eastern High School varsity football suffered through a season of tough-sledding as they dropped nine consecutive games. The team, coached by Walter Aston, assisted by Vincent Punzo, turned in some highly exciting performances in compiling their hapless record. The high point of the football campaign FOOTBALL TEAM - Front row: Norman Swanson, William Englert Joe Hudson, Al Palladino, Tony Molusis, Dave Mills, George Roman Gary Parker, Brian Bowermon, George Klimek. Second row: Coach Aston, Louis Kapell, Jack Lozinski, Dove Cornetski, Tom Moriarty Al Simpson, Phil Lewis, Tom DeForge, Gary Knox, Carl Wool, Paul -an .47 wasubv- 5 Bristol Eastern shows the way to tackle To bear de eat was the first annual Thanksgiving Day game with cross town rival, Bristol Central We lost the fray T4 0 but the entire squad put forth an enthusiastic effort and showed fine sportsmanship. The Lancers were led by co-captains Dave Mills Tony Molusis, Al Palladino and Joe Hudson. - Mr. Aston and Mr. Punzo Coaches Schultz, Andrew Saroiak Manager George Wood Manager William Armitage, Assistant Coach Punzo. Third row: Richard Barnett R - land Lomothe Richard DiPolo William Waldo Tom Valletta Nick Serino Dennis Gamache. without losing heart. Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Plainville Platt ..... Conard . Maloney Manchest Windham Hall ,. Torrington Central .. Discouragement is revealed in the faces of George Roman and Gary Knox 'U-+..,, in 'S 3 N... ff,-.Q 9-Q if if illicit q L41 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Fnrst row Muchael Sage George Serenc ko Robert Packard Jack Gaudette Skip Hayden Bull Root Ed Drckal Second row Bull Wandle Kenny Lukasrewlcz John Stephen Randy Ackerman son Larry Budnlck Steve Provost Al Warzlnskl Ed Clchon Thlrd I must fight the course The cross country squad performed very well m East erns fall sports program as the harruers coached by Mr Bruce Elliott posted an eught wm three loss season The Kung Street runner placed fifth an the annual CCIL meet and captured twentieth place In the annual CIAC www Take your mark! The boys anxiously await the gun shot 5 row Coach Ellnott Al Moqum Mark Olander Don Pelletier Roger Geckler Paul Larson Charles Ashley John Robinson Jerry Dugo state meet Several boys were mlured during the latter part of the campalgn and prospects for a more successful year were dlmmed by the loss of star runner Paul Larson Other outstanding runners were Roger Geckler Steve Pro vost Larry Budnnck Bull Wandle and John Stephenson Mr Elluott, Coach . 1 3 17+ f 7 , ' . -A N L ' :Q -xi D I , . , 1, 1 fi 4 Hifi, ,Il , T . li I fd 57' ' ., 1 xl A L. T T T V J ' y f f 7 QQ Jwffjvmi, f ,Q jf ',,fs,W?,- :,iiz,'ii: '! 't Q A 5 , .y X ut Us 5 - f 'Qffl.'-ll!i'.L4 iv' ' L 2 ' I - : ' , ' , 1 ' , ' I I I l I I I I l I ' : 1 ' . I ' . I I I . .I . D . XX 0 ll I , . . I I ' I ' 1 ' - r I . . I . I . I wk, L ' K N A n we X it T ' ' , , fx . A 1- N, . X '- , 'H . ' A KX A A 1 A 4 .1 rr f A K . Q' 1 fi A S t, E A z fb. - ' A y S 1 1 A t I Y' , ' . x R 3 ' ? I , . Q Q' 1' N 4 Q n 1? fr L. 5 A V' ' tx ,tu L , ..l Sffl ri' fm W' .1 ft , II ll ' ' 45773. 'F ' 4 '11 f 2 lf Are you sure that s how you play tennrs? Ruchard Nncotera has Tom Spargo grlts has teeth and prepares to return the bull set has mrnd to playmg wlth two hands Slull IS stronger than strength Easterns tennus team under the expert tutelage of Coach Henry Foster hopes to equal or better last season s tune showmg However the team lacks depth and exper :ence and Captam John Holsworth snncerely hopes the team wall weld together and develop unto a power ln the CCIL Mr Foster Coach ---nvuff Wir MD' fra J,v '-x Nm we f Yam. :O iff' gf WMI J' W' W' Mm? TENNIS TEAM Standing left to nght Raymond Holmstrom Paul Pease Coach Foster Front row John Holsworth Alan Goodwin Richard Nlcotera Robert Skelskey Don Day Russell Chris Sachs Tom Spargo xx -a. -ns... Michael t 'iss' 'E?ff , - I' lu - , I ' v , I ,, 2 .Q ,xg 2.21, X ' lvliiisiitiiln if I , K , X gt- Y' up-me-33. , , 5? fi l 1 as Y ' , . . . . . Xl o U ll I , . I I , . . - - 1 - . I A 1 w Q g if- s K . A' W ' -W , JM' . 'I 34' C ., I - f s X W ' 'S' -on A we f 1 ska' V, fi I my s 'B pgzkvs, J v A-Q ,nfs 5 Wy, -E, eil, , urn. . i x -any U X, . I . A we Q ' ' A S A ilu ' , 5 'ax sa 4' t gf 'I C H - Jas, ,, fl it . W Ur f A , g 1 I -gl,-' ,Q . 1,-' 4 . , , N I Q ff 'Y ' 1 -' with ,s .V x. A f if ? M rf v' v J ' - Wx - .. V if '. ' W-'ft 1' V 4- -f in - , V 1 .A V V 9' 1 . 1 Q V , V . ,ml N ,fi C2L . ' 71 ' . N' W, an e ft - C gif f V Ja 2 5 V . . 51, . We ,Wy , F- X - ' , ' 2 , , - 2 , ' . I . . l I I I . I ' 0557170 BASEBALL TEAM - Front row: Ed Dickau, Fred Tedesco, louis Monahan, Ronald Jenkins, Edward Flynn, David Cornetski, Steve Nocera, Bob Vanesse, David Ahl, Andy Giacomini, Tom Green- Guerriero, William Connelly, David Shopay, Douglas Gordon, leaf. Second row: Assistant Coach losey, Tony Molusis, Dave Ralph Saucier, Jim Ryan, Art Weeks, Managers Charles Sweet, Helming, larry labazio, Steve Chagnon, Art Dickau, Dave Mills, Ray Paul, and Paul Hart. Gerard Anderson, David Pircg, Donald Titus. Third row: Coach Take me out to the ball game. The B.E.H.S. baseball squad, with rookie coach Clem Roy at the helm, shows im- mense promise. We hope that with this promising look they will improve on last season's dismal record. The team has six returning lettermen and good depth along with speed, defense and a fairly consistent offensive array. -Mr. Roy, Coach K f - wt ,..., Big five summit conference? Left to right: Ray Paul Assistant Coach losey, Coach Monahan, Paul Hart Charles Sweet. 'Q-A Nas Wx Sb 35 all ,rf sf ir' 'W 1-We A...-.. 1 Tony Molusls demonstrates hus ferrlflc thrownng arm You re our ,dp an us called and Dave Ahl agrees 1 X Dove Mills receives Tony s curve ball 'IO7 fri ' - 43 x ww X 1' . xx . L Y I Q' , , f zu A 51 . 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'Q 1 , .5 .M 5 H T? you hams lihvdn Strulue one us called on Anuta Apruzzese as Lunda Sandstrom catches Basketball balletl 3 MJ ur There are many thungs that women know Sports are a very popular pastume wuth Eastern s athletucally uncluned gurls The malor wunter sport us basketball Each week durung the season the gurls hold practuce sessuons un the gym un preparatuon for the untra mural tournament the clumax of the season The gurls anxuously look forward to baseball un the sprung Tennus and archery are other favorutes wuth our sports munded gurls, who show the same fune spurut of competutuon and good sportsmanshup as theur male Counterparts un the malor varsuty sports here at Eastern Muss Lapp Sponsor Kathy Petersen makes a smashung return su ' ' N . Mwst-N g n 0 Il . . . , - I , 1 I A, g, X e . ,L ,, +3 J E ' 2 if L ,, I f WM,3, fl f 4 . fl' 4, E ff T' Q 2 .4 f , ' .5 ,A 'Q' . FRESHMAN BASKETBALL - Front row: Howard Anderson, Ran- dolph Pond, Stephen Petroff, Michael Komanetsky. Second row: Manager Richard Utke, Paul Anderson, Malcolm Merriman, Ed Ginter, Michael Burski, Edward Jackson, Daniel Murawski, Coach Whitcomb. Third row: Manager Ralph Corley, Walter Frechette, Leonard Ladzinski, Daniel Park, Peter Lis, Rudolph Kanenberg, George Tolve, Rick Calbi, Man- ager Edward Lilley. ?rw- 44 4 s,,l,X g I as, M A --Q rg 5 . ,f wg W . f 9,1 7 fl Kwan fr 4 l s ii ' V 5 A Lili? if l als g , , , ,A ,1 1 1 . U EN Viii :il 3 .ta W A , it In 4 5681 get Ai 'L' ul 11 l F will fi ' 1 - is ff' ll T , st, 'M 4 r, f 5f Why now l see there is mettle In thee Turning in an almost undefeated season were the Bristol Eastern Hugh School freshman football Lancers The Lancer yearllngs triumphed over every rival ex cept Southlngton and their success points to better things to come for the varsity squad in the years ahead Gary Palladlno Duck Sundgren and Mike Komanetsky were some of the frosh performers who turned IH outstandtng 'obs for the Eastermtes during the entire season Steve Petroff also featured the yearling attack Mr Petke Coach Congratulations boys for a lob well done and also to the wonderful freshman cheerleaders who sup ported their teams all the way' 'Q' UMA, The Bristol Eastern High School freshman basket ball squad turned in a mediocre season as the Lancer yearlmgs used several umts during the hoop cam palgn The Frosh however did split a pair of con tests with their arch rival Central during the course of the season The Lancer first year lads were some what debilltated by the loss of three boys to the Junior Varsity However some outstanding hoopsters were developed during the campaign Pete Lis Steve Petroff and Randy Pond all spearheaded the fresh men attack during the season Mr Whltcomb Coach ,M FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Front and center Captain Gail Kowalski Standing left to right Vicks Montella Carol Adams Mary Lou Owens Martha Hug glnbotham Louise Peters 109 f - I y , 43 2 it f ,ft or ' V Af: ,, s .4 sa . 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Q--. qu...- MAJORETTES Kneelung Sandy Benson Captaun left to rug Sue Bowerman Jeannune Sulluman Maruan Suogren Carol Ba Sherry Buell Ruta Valletta Gaul Szczepanuk Barbara Emonds chand Gaul Fawcett Beth Trafton Sandy Kowalsku Carol Ostman March march on down the fueld At the games everyone looks forward to seeung the hugh steppung malorettes perform They always look neat and well groomed un theur smart new unu forms of blue and gray When ut comes to marchung our trum malorettes are tops Theur cheerful smules and untrucate routunes lend sparkle and zest to the half tume Luke the cheerleaders our mauorettes do a tremendous 'ob un helpung to promote school spurut at rallues and games When the band beguns to play a spuruted march look for these paragons of perfect tumung to take to the football fueld or the basketball court to put on theur versatule marchung and twurlung exhubutuons Watchung these talented twurlers us really a treat' Muss Galuette Sponsor f-ur ,-.X Sandra Kowalsku, Gaul Fawcett, and Ruta Valletta durung an Barbara Emonds struts as only she can' anxuaus moment un the game .1 W. ix 77 an y x X 8 , , A dv .x V f, K f Q u s ' ff, east y 1 to ' , u .. i I l,,..,f M Qi u Q, jj . , f ' ,f x mf :,,, - H. gy- V.. fujf fu ,f K -I fc -B u u 1 v . or f f t l -. 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I M' , X 6X . ,N W' u C Guve me an E for an El Runny rauses the roarung rabble' Blue and gray take ut away' senuor cheerleaders We have made nouse enough un the world already LL AA NN CC EE RR SS Thus us only one of the many new and excutung cheers whuch our Eastern cheerleaders have created Under theur peppy hugh spuruted captaun Lorunda Jennungs our great Eastern cheerleaders have contrubuted a colorful atmosphere and zestful enthusuasm to our athletuc contests You can see them at the games cheerung vocuterously lumpung wuth aguluty and clappung wuth vum vugor and verve urgung the Lancers on to vuctory In theur snappy handsome blue and gray outfuts they spark the cheerung sectuons of Eastern students to nousy accomplushments wuth theur bounce and energy Lets guve a rousung cheer for our delughttully un spured and unspurung cheerleaders' Mrs Wells Sponsor ,sw iv. ? 4 J K' Ji' Runny and Anuta two of our -nv. S' CHEERLEADERS Furst row Denuse Bernard .luduth Marcatte Standung Barbara Rullmowsku Marulyn Cercone Amta Apruzzese Captaun Lorunda Jennings Lydua Deslarduns Duane Roberge 111 Lunda Froehluch Janet Carlson 11 - 11 - - 11 - 11 - - . , - 1 Xl 0 0 ll ' 1 1 n l - l I ' ' , . . . . is I 1 1 . ' ' ' 1 L. 4 V L A ' L K 1 I 'ff 1 1 g 1 l ,Je ,..,,Qs.'1' 'f 7 Qjy 71,131 1, 4 .V af 17,1 ,Hs 1 -A 5,1 f 5 W L A , , V, +L, ' ' - 2'-.Aww ' ,f ' - 2 ' 1 ' , ' : ', ' 1 ' 1 I ' U . I A ' ' 4 I ' Lets really go' shouts Tom Hurt at a football rally 1? ...1,,,, A shout goes up as the Central dummy IS raised In effigy I love enthusiasm' Yea a Eastern' IS the cry from over a thousand enthuslastrc Eastern students The eager vonces are partlcrpatrng rn one of the many pep rallies to cheer the team on to vuctory Several of these rallres were held at Page Park and recently we christened the new gym with our flrst accem bly and a basketball rally The splrlt among the Eastern students rs always at Its highest pltch even when supportlng a losmg team The zeal shown at rallies and games wrll testrfy to the great loyalty of Eastern students Coach Carlson is interviewed by Paul Hart on the chances of Watch out or you'll bite it off,Tonyl wmnrng the game. A Q D Carol Paretta Amta Appruzzese and Janet Carlson 3 Spnrxt spmt everywhere with Rlnny Jennings Barbara Rullrowslu Marllyn Cercone Mr Aston congratulates Joe Hudson on wlnnlng his football letter at the Awards Assembly W? f x The football team follows Tom Hurt rn a team cheer H3 Now forever rwalsl 7 ,. J, , 1 Ax ' I . l ' L' ' if V 8 A 3 ., . 5., 'U . J -L is e N. A ' , kg f . 2 . Q 9 3' , Yo iv t Q 1 0' . A 15 V ,yy '1 1 arf- , 1 V i A, ' , 1 Q. ,vii V ' QTY mn . . Si - Our lovely, perky football queen, Judy Maclcue, IS flanked by , ' , . , ' , 'V V ,s I, X if ' A V' l of y 'D I , f 4 1 fl t be 'ft l l .4 D 5 V 1 'I V 7 1 1 ' X Q- 1 X X ' . 'Q SPECIAL FEATURES x ,., 5 i fr V I gg i I ' x ' K w..-f iv Thmgs cant be that bad can they7 Gary Knox seems to thunk so 'l and 2 and cha cha cha Mass Yantz and Mr Lanosa demon strate f 5 'Lv Judy Maclue Glorua Vcnllancourt and Barbara Emonds cant seem to remember what time of day It ns Pleasure and actions make The hours are certaunly fulled with pleasure and actnon throughout the year Many dances and parties are held forthe amusement of students Although we havent had an audntornum to hold cssemblues In we have filled our school hours wuth the fun and actuon of many games The band really goes to town durmg a basketball game 'l'l6 1 -.. 'A. -v I C' I V 1 , I K ' 'S' h x. j,.,ss,f JN l I A Q Q ' ,jf N sq s 5 , W2 x X ti Q 9 X . .' . ' f ,. XX 0 I I ' . . I I wonder what they had for entertarnment at the Junror Caper that was so amusing the hours seem short Lrnda Grovanello and Jack lOZlf1Skl dorng two drfferent dances srmultaneously' dances, and specral opportunrtres to see and apprecrate tune musrc at the Yale Band Concert and the LaFayette Concert Now that our auditorium IS completed we wlll be able to enloy more hours of special features fg- ,... Q lx t Our rather exuberant male cheering section at a game Carol Paretta and Daley look luke cats that swallowed 117 the canary Wonder whats cooknn 9 II O C ' Q Ft. N' 'U .K it Ha. V' . l'X ' fe -'N .Q ' ,,. R ,. : A .M r .lk X, Y f, 7 2 Q D f . I f , 4 2. G f 1 fi , f '., -. f t weih in t A 1 , , I L 3 ,.- i 'J,. ffm i vt ' - ', , ' 4 ' ' . B'll ' , -, -up Al Palladino, our Senior Class President, receives his football letter from Coach Aston. T B 'J if- '4 R V' C SML L tywo. ,N .V 53? C V' i V ,MQ i Qt- 'l ' . , 'is l' A .. V S if- e Cinderella Marie Roberge, wiht her Prince, George Roman, Two ever-loyal swimming team rooters, Sherrie Buell and at our Cinderella Ball. Barbara Emonds. SENIOR The spotlight is on our senior year, probably the most important year in our high school life. We will never forget those outstanding memories of the Senior Shipwreck and that crazy hula. The fun of the campaign for class officers and that early f .. .A r ,,,,,.. ,. E 4. its 'Q' . ,s.,.,.......,.,.W.N.p,,.s, , ...,,.,-.,-4. . -g.g,,:,..44.,Q-4.4--i y A 3 ' M.W. -if We An' if vo' all vote fo' ma candidate, expounds Senator Tom Bullmoose Hurt, Ah guarantee . Tom Zagryn plunks that gee-tar. Carol Langley and George Jones still have that old school spirit after our last game. SPOTLIGHTS morning parade will stand out in the highlights of our senior year. Many activities add their beams to the spotlights of the year of our premiere here at BEHS. 1 P 4