Bristol High School - Torch Yearbook (Bristol, CT)
- Class of 1950
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Lasnicr, Bilodeau, Appell, TORCH STAFF Louise- l,asnivr I':Il7fI17'I7l'1 hair Ric hard l,Tl.lNIll.Nlxl l.ouis llilodtniu lfo-Ifrfiloix Claude l'mtitlrt'ati .Xrthur Martin filiiilllilflvllll lflllfliil Nan .Xplicll Xdrian lioi HIIXIIIVSX ,llllillllfflt Nancy Phelan .-fr! lfriilot' Ralph Carlson I'lmlngr11j1l1y Erittor Nan Burscll Club Ifriitoi' .Xrthur l'1I'1lIlCCll3 Sports lfrlilm' Georgia XYininger Chief 'I'ypix! The time. 21151 days, Monday and Tues- day: the place. room 111: and the TORCH staff is busy at work putting together the yearbook. which contains candids and write- ups of the past year's events. From beginning to end this ptiblifation is filled with memo- ries ol' all the fun exeryone has had during his high school years. T J -JC 5 'x P Mae For Seniors X X Y S '-S .10 J, .9 fe .P 0 , 9 8 J' 6 J.. 7 joseph Scott President Lucian Fortier john Broshkevitch Vice-Presidents Marian Buczko Secretary john Quinlan Treasurer RAYMOIX D ABLESRI Ray Commcru 1l Clerlcal A ieruz nlmze ull earthly lllL'flllIEt A still and quiet ron science Athlctlc 'ASSOLIIIIOII 1 2 3 lntcrn1t1m11l Rclutmns 2 Archery C lub 3 lXlNEl KHL rl Lommeru 1l Clencal True to her work her word and her frzends Gnrls Federatmn 1 2 3 4 Athlet1c ASSKJCIHIIOD 2 3 4 Foothghters 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 LAWRENCE ANDERSON Larry Genera C1 H hat as so sure o ub X GEORGE ANDREWS Georg1e Izttle care and no despazr Glee Club1 2 3 4 Ath leuc Assoc1at1on 1 Q' MAPPELL 'ColleQ!Gadem1c uxck to learn quzck to To V'-l-add. see f ' x M SHIRLEY ALLAIRE9 College Academrc Those about her From her shall read the perfect ways of honors G1rls Glee Club 1 2 3 Athleuc Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 G1rls Federauon 1 Executxve Board 2 Secre tary 3 V1ce Presxdent 4 Cheerleaders 2 3 Captam 4 Student Counc1l 1 4 lnterbu1ld1ng Counc1l 4 Natlonal Honor SOCICIY BEVERLY ANDERSON Bev Commerc1al Clencal Quiet people are wel come anywhere Athleuc Assoc1at1on 1 4 Intemauonal Relat1ons 4 A busy gzrl shell always Pa1nt and Palette 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Class Treasurer 1 Student Councll 2 4 Athletnc As soc1at1on French Club 3 4 Torch ANN ARCHAMBEAULT Arch1e Commerc1al Stenograph1c Through smceraty she gets a lot out of lxfe G1rls Federauon 1 2 4 Executwe Board 3 Ath- letxc Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Bowlmg Club 2 HOTIZOHS 3 4 lntemauonal Relat1ons 3 CONSTANCE ARMENTO Conme I should lzve the some x e over af I had to lwe agam Gxrls Federat1on 1 2 3 4 Athletnc ASSOCIHIIOH 1 3 4 I A 'Q 4 'A ' .. , ' 4.7. -r ', - 7 for - l e Cl 1, 2, 3, 4 f l V Q .' ..-l,n,. .. - .. . , . ' ' ' . 2, 3- : . . . I, via 4 MQ ' J ' 'F X ' - v C s ' , : be. ' 1 . X 1. gl Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 42 1 ' , 2, 3: I Y , . Q l - ' . f - P ' ' 1' 2' .. S' -aa I , . z 4. - N - v Q ' A . . ll , . I 3- 4- .. .. ' '. f .v 2: , . 1 HELENE ARMENTO Hel Dark hair, dancing eyes, Always smiling -' she's a prize. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 3 Athletic Association 1, 4 2, 3, 42 Paint and Palette 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Spanish Club 2, 3, 42 Ski Club .. LAUIZI' m Cleri l w be y 0 eed of fear a on 2 Athletic osociation 1 2 3 4 Cheerlea rs Swimming Club 2 Foot lighters Secretary 3 NORMAN BACHAND Bash Commercial Bookkeeping A good disposition makes Many good friends Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Archery Club 3 GRACE BARLOW Gracie Commercial Cler1cal lookable Girls Federation 1 3 4 Athletic Assoc1at1on FLORENCE BARNES o Commercial Clerical A solemn face means not a solemn heart Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Athletic Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 Softball1 Volley ball 1 Basketball 2 AUDREY BARNEY jean Nurses' Training Calmly, do I go my way. Girls' Federation 1, 3, 4Q Athletic Association 1, 3g Nurses' Club 45 Interna- tional Relations Club 4. RICHARD BARNUM Rit Technical I know whats what Athletic Association iiiiifzi W, ? -R X ANN BARON College Academic Light of step and heart was she Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Ath Camera Club 1 Girls Fed e tion 1 2 3 4 on zons 2 3 4 Foothghters 3 Majorettes 3 4 ETHEL BARRETT College Academxc The thing hat costs the least and does the most just a pleasant smile Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 3 4 Horizons 2 3 Fea ture Editor 4 Archery Club 3 Spanish Club 3 4 'I tv 1. H Co e ' I ith H I , 1 '1-'ehqi 1, , 3, ' ' ' 1, 2, 2 . . . , 3, 4. . U , .9 1: .. ,. - --':' . . - . ' 0 ' 'J 1.1 - 'H K .. in . y : I 1 1 1-'i 'RD X :-a W J 'AS lllwablf 'U Shf is I' letic Associatioh 12 25 3, 45 . , . I Y 2 m' , , Y, 5 . . . ly 3, I I ' , : 4- ' ' ' Fl U ' i . . I is I ' 2 . l ll ' I V lu, :I U In 1 ,J , : BEVERLY BARRY ..Bev,. General Personal Bookkeeping There is a gift beyond the reach of art, of be- ing eloquently silent. irls Federation 2 3 41 Athletic Association 1 41 Glee Clu ' Camera Club 1. LOUISE BAYER Butc Comm fr: ndl n ure h many 0 P l C u l near IIS er t1on 1 2 3 c 1at1on tlighters 2 se Club f' DONALD BELAND Don Technical Nothing like striking while the iron is hot. Athletic Association , 3, 4' Student Council 3. JANNETTE BERENDSE anet Commerc1al A beautiful and happy tr 1 s Feder t n 3 thlet1c at1on 3 4 WARNER BERGH Bergen General Sc1ent1fic Some are born great others achieve great ness and others have greatness thrust upon them Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 2 V 3 4 Glee Club 1 Track 1 Baseb JANNETTE BEAUPRE an General A happy dtsposxtzon e flects its own sun shane Girls Federauon 3 4 Athletic Assoc1at1on 1 LJHN RENDT Wbln ohn 4 I 1 Techn1cal Answer me in one word Ky 4g,,G'fbg L E ANITA BERNIER Nite Commercial Stenograph1c Whose shy and elfin smzle w o u I d man hearts begutle G1rls Federauon 1 Athleuc Assoc1at1on ROSE BETTUA Rosa Commercial Stenographic I was born for Brutal Hxgh I lwed for Brutal Hzgh I shall dxe for Bristol Hugh Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 1 Bowlmg Club 1 Cheer leaders 1 Basketball 3 4 Softball 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Soccer 4 Foothghters 4 I 2, G , lf Y 7 1 2, 3, b 1: AV , 5 iw 1 A 3 . TSI Q g.L,, ld ' be G'rI' ' 4. Cv. A ' ' . . 1 -1' a' , , , 4 4 4 . I- . . , , 1 . r , 3, 42 J , 4- ' ' - I '.' - I I . ' I , 5 .I , 0 S : U 0 I.. ,blgf : r D a . . . I, , J Q : 1. . T. 1 3 I ...I I' ll . ' 1? y U . . . 7 ' . ' .'.'3-4? ' I 1,3,4. QM X u . ' Y J 1 . ' . . . I 'Ml . . ll!!-' .I H ' ' . ' . . rl I 1 LOUIS BILODEAU .Low Technical it and wisdom are born with a man. Athletic Association 1 2 4' Track 1, 2, 3, o- Torch' 3 4Q S t u d e n t Council 4. MICHAELINE BISIGNANO Mickey lCo rclal Clerical :le for all a frown none es always peppy and full of fun Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Athlet1c Association 2 3 4 Foothghters 2 GEORGE BL Genera Answers a tho clazms beszd ADRIAN B01 Itchy Technical There ts somethzng ln e wmd Class Treasurer 3 Torch 4 CLAUDE BOUDREAU College Scientific The force of his ment makes his name Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Swim ming Team 2 French Club 2 Track 1 Torch BERTRAND BOUVIER Bert' General Personal Bookkeeping A noble yearning never broke his rest, Than but to dance and be nobly dressed. Glee Club 1, 2, 3 4Q Ath- letic Association 1 2 4' French Club 2. BARBARA BREEN Bobbie Commercial Clerical Ready for mischief ready for fun Wrllzng to talk to any one Girls Federation 1 2 4 Athletic Association 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 Horizons Cheerleaders 3 4 Bas ketball 3 4 Soccer 4 Vol leyball 4 LEE BRENNAN Ted Technical I ll not budge one inch Basketball 2 3 Co-Captain 4 Class President 3 Stu dent Council 4 Athletic Council 4 I-IARRIET BRITO Mae Nurses Training Quzetness and thought fulness as her nature ? Y .C . 4: .. . 4 or . , ' h , I ' I r J 31 1 . . . I, - ' - ' 2.5 . .. ' '3' 4 . . '. ' ' 4: 1, 2, 32 ' . 1. , : - ' fv Y 5 'V e K 4 1. d A ' ' rs. V Athletic A n 1, 2, - ' - 3, 4. - ' ll 1 C. fy U - ' ' th H I I .H l 4' r ,Q An equal mixture good humor and s melancholy. Athletic Association 3, 4: Camera Club Traffic Squad IQ Football 3. JEAN BRODERICK College Academic Twinkling eyes, a friendly smile, Knowing her is worth your while. Girls' Federation 1, 2, Treasurer 3, 45 Athletic As- sociation 1, 2, 3, 4: Hori- zons 1, Business Ma a 4: Glee Club 1, 2 Cheerleaderwog. tiff ' o BARBAR BROOKS Br sie . Col e cade ' -luc y, rt an y ,b t 41 Athletic tion 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee , 2, , Girls' Fe gra 'on 1 2, 3, 1 3 4: Nurses' Club 41 Spanish Club 4. JOHN BROSHKEVITCH Pinto College Scientific His limbs were cast in manly mold for hardy sports, or contest bold. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 42 Swimming Team 1, 2. 3, Captain 42 Class Vice-President 4. LYDIA BROUKER General Civic A quiet manner, a willling way. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 32 Athletic Association 1, 2. ROGER BRUNELLE nkog., General Civic . Quiet' as a mouse? bulf oh those clothes. Q Athletic Association 1, 21' 3' 4- N BUCZKO Short Comm ia erical ' ul: in little E H es d . Girlsl E6d 3, ' ARI-Etic Association 4- li 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Came'il1.Club ig Foot- lighters 43, 4g Class Secre- tary 4. I. I . PETER BURNS Pete Technical He hath a heart as sound as a bell. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3' 4- NAN BURSELL Paris College Academic A long length of loveli- ness Always seen in the latest dress. Girls' Federation 1: Ath- letic Association 1, Paint and Palette 1, 2, 3, Glee Club IQ Ski Club 3, 41 Horizons 3, 42 Torch 4. J '94, HERBERT BUSH Herb C eneral SCICDIIHC Beneath that shell f quzet who knows what 1es7 Athlet1c ASSOLIAUOII 1 2 4 Ban fjwf ANTHONY IANO C Academ1c 1encd were golden be broke A et ASSOCIHIIOIII 2 1 2 4 s'chestra1 2 3 4 German C lub 4 Bowhng Club 2 JOAN CALLAHAN Ir1sh C0mmCfCl3l Make tomorrow as cheer ful as today Athlet1c ASSOCIHIIOH 1 2 Pamt and Palette G1rls Federauon 2 3 4 MARY CALLAHAN Clencal I wzsh there were some way to start the day wrthout walkmg DAVID cAP111cH1o CHPPY General CIVIC I belxeve the future ts only the past agam entered through an other gate Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 1, 2 E ...WGS R XLPH CARLSON Flash College SCICIIIIHC Hold that pose Clee Club1 2 3 4 Cam era C lub Pres1dent 1 V1ce Presnient 3 Orchestra 1 Athleuc Assoc1at1on 1 2 4 Band 2 3 4 Hor1 zons 3 Photography Ed1 t 4 Foothghters 3 Torch 4 JACK CARPENTER JEICRIC General CIVIC A lzttle nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men Student Counc1l 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Athlet1c o Country 2 Basketball 2 3 Football 3 4 WW J Xa MA JOHN CLAPP College Academxc e gives you the feeling that he knows a great deal more than he says Athlet1c Assoc1at1on German Club 2 3 4 ARDEN CLARK Arch1e A eneral SCICDIIEC Quzet egzczent a pleas ant fellow, he owes not any man Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 1, 2, 3, 4, C-lee Club 1, 5. 4 I . . I 3 ' ' ' H A 0 .. ... 1' An 1 7.1 1 v . i 3, 3 ' d 4. I ' ' H . .. l Q , u 3. 1 . . : .- fl I 4, or 3 ' 2 Y HC .. - .. e . . . Ill ll ' w . t ' ' A , , .. 3 and , , 3, 3 Or- ' . . . : ' 1. . 3 1 , , , 3 ' Ass - , ' ciation 1, 2, 3. 4: Cross 1 , 1 ,Q 4,4 y Q . 'ini H .1 - 1 1 N6 - 'B 3'-43. k - 1: WW 1 ,M A 4 X 11 ,, U HH . . . . . ly 2, 3.4: , . . Nl' , ' . .. .. . Q J 4 H . . ., G ' ' I 1 , 1' ' ' ' . h , , . GEORGIA CLAYTON Commercial Stenographic 1 love workg I can sit and look at it all day. Girls' Federation 1, 3, 4: Athletic Association 1, 2, 3 4' Camera Club 1' Horizons 3' lighters 4. Nurses Training I say lzttle u time shall shall be Girls etic Bowl1ng Club Nurses Club 3 RONALD COE Ron General Sc1ent1f1c When I rest I rus Athletic Associatxon 1 3 4 Basketball 2 Socc r EDWARD COOK Cooky Technical Patxence and shugle e cards IRENE COSTA ..I,, Commercial Stenographic A girl who can work, a girl who can phy A girl who is a true friend every day. Girls Federation 2 3 4' Athletic Association 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 4 Spanish Club 2 ROSEMARIE COTE Chubby Commercial Clerical Lady thou has a merry heart Girls Federation 2 3 Athletic Association 1 2 Camera Club: Glee Club 1 2 French Club 2 VIRGINIA CULVER Ginny General uzelly and wisely she goes her way Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Girls Federat1on ROSEMARIE CUSITO Ronnie College Academic A day for toll an hc for sport But wzthout h r as a friend life ts too short Girls Federation 2 3 Athletic Association 1 2 Paint and Palette 1 lee Club 1 2 3 4 Maj orettes 2 3 Captain 4 Student Council 4 Foot l1ghters4 Swimming Club HELEN CZARNECKI Len Commercial Stenographic What sweet delight a met lxfe ajords Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 BOWllng Club 2 Girls Federation 2 3 4 l 2, , Fool' ' 1, , , , lv I , , :D , ,3, 1 ' ' ,, , f bt 3 . . H 1 ' I ' ly U y. l. . ' 1 ' A 11 ' u kj 'x Qs 1 . . . , 2 ' ' ' 3. . . 1 , C u , Ln , I . . . 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In JAMES CZARNECKI lar College Academ1c In the lzfe of a young man the most essentza thmg for happmess as the glft of frzendshzp Athleuc Assoc1at1on 2 4 Camera Club 1 Foot ball 2 3 4 Swlmmlng 4 DELORES DALANEK De Commerclal Stenographnc What the world needs ts thznkers not talkers Gxrls Federauon 1 3 4 Athlet1c Assoclauon 2 3 4 Camera Club 1 Clee Clu 1 ll Scnenufic W e ha :ence ,iam ab t 18 speak G1 e 2 Baseball Bas etball 2 3 JOAN DANIELS Danny Nurses Trammg She IS a lzttle chzmney Heated hot m a moment Athletnc Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 3 Glrls Federauon 1 2 4 Hor1zons 2 3 Nurses Club Secretary 4 SHIRLEY DAVELUY College Academ1c Mazden wzth the meek brown eyes Glrls Federauon 1 3 4 Athletic Assoc1at1on , 314 JOSEPH DeCAROLlS oe College Acade xc 1 Nothmg rea .r achzeved wzthou enthusiasm rc es 2 3 4 2 3 4 Arh euc a on 1 Team 2 Ush ers Club 2 3 4 JOSEPH DEEGAN e Techmcal I ll turn over a new eaf It ft -x FELICIA DELPRETARO Phy ommerc1al Stenograph1c Her mmd ts ltke a sun dza It records only pleasant ness Gxrls Federatlon 1 2 3 4 Athlet1c ASSOCIHIIOD 3 4 Glee Club 1 HOFIZOHS 1 2 3 Bo I mg Club 2 Nat1onal Hon or SOCICIY 4 DOROTHY DEGUZIS Dot General I am not arguzng wtth you I am tellmg you Gnrls Federauon 1 2 , Athleuc ASSOCIHUOH , 2, 3, 4, Bowlmg Club 2 -KA. A ..C .. J U 4 ,, 1 M1 . J . 5 J. . . - ,. 0 1,H, , :Glee ' U , , 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1, . , E 1 - 2, 3' 45 : ' : - Wffm S ' .. V, ., - JO - 1 ' , , Z ur X I un , ' ly r NI 'IJ X, V 1-JIM? 1 1 1 ll if A X , . ' b . M N 5 ,ff . ' b L, 4' I GAE A BALFINO 4,' be - 'I A ' , pf uf , 1' J , V Q . . '- . .. I., n n C ' ' ll . , 1 .I - ,nay 4 ,2, ,4: 5 ' H r H , f 35 2, . : g : , s 1' ' , I , W- . . . ' I' 2' 4' . . .' . 3, PATRICIA DEMPSEY Pat College Classical A friendly girl with a cheery smile. Girls' Federation 1, 2,'3, 45 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 International Re- lations Club IQ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 French Club 3, Swimming 2, 3, 41 Foot- lighters 4. a,,1,4.A'J5'u7 o nathon Comm rci in of friend A a1on sall1234 t 334 lm ANTHONY DeTHOMAS Flash College Academic The world of music as Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Student Coungl 1 Ushers Club 2 3 4 In terbuildmg Qouncil 1 Kew N'IechniQl ou ca call 1 Socc Club 2 At IC A 1 iat a Glee sl I JEAN DONNELLY Commercial Clerical Lovely to look at, Delightful to know. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club lj Horizons 21 Majorettes 2, 3, 4. Club SHEILA DRAPER Commercial Stenographic Where did you get your eyes so blue? Out of the sky as I came through Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Athletic Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 3 Spanish Club 2 Foot lighters 2 Horizons 4 BRUCE DUBAY College Scientific To climb steep hills requires slow pace t rst Athletic Association 1 2 3 Football 2 3 Student Councxl 3 ROBERT DUBE Bob III ln rn A c fi ' f X AN I 0 S 1.-r 'A k' rt ' of I XM ls 2' t ' t IQ 1. eb , , , 2 F00- , ll , . Y R 5 X . . L, z . ' 1' I . . G a ll ' l 6 l priceless. - - - . W, any KL' ,J -v'51NQ A V E ll II Y od? I'- N I e g if b h, H e'll ' a t e .' a ' t 0' hx . V, . . 2 th Ah 3, 4 c d ll 3' IEANNETTE DUFF General SCICIIUHC She sees the world through her camera 1rls Federauon 1 2 3 4 Athletxc Assoc1auon 2 3 4 Camera Club Glee Club 4 Band 4 DONALD DUMOND Don Techn 1cal It must be done lzke lzghtnmg Athleuc Assoclatlon 1 3 4 Swlmmmg Team ROSE DUMOND Rosy General Sc1ent1fic Hope enchanted smzled and waved her brown Glrls Federauon 2 3 4 Athletlc Assoclatlon 1 2 3 4 Footllghters 3 In ternauonal Relatlons Club EDWARD DU Bucko Genera S nt An ad ss HERESE DUVAL Terry Commerc1al Bookkeepmg Nothzng rs rarer than ood nature G1rls Federauon 3 Ath leuc Assocxatxon 1 2 Camera Club 1 Glee Club 1 Pamt and Palette CARL EBB ake General Sclentllic Ma shes makmg eyes at rn Athletlc Assouauon 3 Camera Club 2 DONALD I Don nealS 1 o wx I but re ff! S BARBARA ELOVETSKY Bob Nurses Trammg She rrnproves each shmmg hour G1rls Federatnon 1 2 3 4 Athletlc Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 4 Orchestra 1 Nurses Club 3 4 Nauonal Honor SOCICIY 3 4 WAT e SCQI-GHC ll know IS just-what I re m th t ICA 2 a X h A jan A J G' , . I . ,. , ' . ' G ly 2, I , 1 is ' ' A I .r a A M H - ' 1'fi ' fa . I l - I U f f . H . 1 tw ' ' - IQ A l ' A - . . . ' 2, 1 Q A - 3. 31 S hair. A rl A , a - nl,o , 7 3 . - . f ll 31 4- 0' ,Q ' ' 'I , , , d oo - ki hp 1 , Z , ,SQ 215 I Kaitlin g . a ' en , ' ' ' 3 - Ah I' i n , 3, . . . , , 3' 4: 4Q F ll 34 4. VK ' ' 2 2. hy fb DUANE l-ZRICKSON Dee General Scientific His bark is worse than his bite. Athletic Association 1 2 ' Camera Club 1' Soccer 2' Radio Club 4. HARRY FIORILLO General A little nonsense now and then is relished the wzsest men Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Cam era Club 1 Baseball 1 3 4 Student Council 2 Basketball 3 MARLENE FIORILLO Marla Commercial Stenographic Whats rxght wtth the world is rxght with me Girls Federation 2 3 4 Athletic Association 1 3 4 Bowling Club 2 1445- as QV' vas? BETTY FITZPATRICK Fitz General She is entle she is sh 3 . . 77' but theres mischief tn er eye. Athletic Association 2 3' Girls Federation 3 4' Glee Club 2 4. LUCIEN FORTII-ZR Wee Wee Technical One for all all for one that ts his device Athletic Assocxatl 3 4 Bjalietball ng litxotygll 3 Mwj DONALD 1fou11N113R fad! Ducky I General Scientific .sb-1' Hold the fort I m commg Athletic Association 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 3 Baseball 4 JEAN FO In f tongue dangerous al p Athletic A o ation 1 ARTHUR F NCT-ILLA Speed If peoplegont enjoy my humor dont enjoy Glee as- ketball istant get 3 M ager 4 C ub 3 4 or Student Council 4 Ath let1c Association Council 4 h ., 4' 9 ' ' lr 1 , , ' 1, 2, RO . . , 2, s , , g b , 25 3: 2, , . . ll by ll 'LL ff ff!! 13 4 ! ll, . .', I 1' Q?.E:, H . ' ' ' 1, 4, lf-'.f?f5' Golf 1, 2, 32 Soccer 22 ..-I-Y.. H I I A b o 'al ' y 2 ' 'h gi 1 Q - t C 1 1 S ,U . : ,2g - 1. I . I ' , 2, ' - . N ' 1. ,, y A , .. , f . fy ' ' . 1 . ,, pf . 11 u . B ' U ' 1, , , , na- ? ' ' , , Q an . I ' . l , g 45 ELAINE FREDETTE F renchy Nurses 7I'ra1n1ng Through earnest d mg she wtll su Mn what M? 9:44 e h tile le Mikes.: 2 3 let1 ASSOCIHIIOH amera Club 2 agdigl Honor SOCICIY 3 urses Club 4 SUZANNE GAGNON ue Commercral Stenograph1c Her eyes are songs wzth out words GIYIS Federat1on 2 4 Athletrc ASSCKIHIIOH 1 3 4 Glee Cub 1 HOTIZOHS Intema tlonal Relatxons Club Second VICC Pres1dent French Club 2 Malorettes 3 f15H1L4P GAMACHE P Y didvzllesdzddle the o d hu fiddle Athleuc Assoc1at1on 1 2 4 Orchestral 1 12, Stu ent Drrector -3 4 Glee Club L1brar1an 2 3 4 Ushers Club 2 Band 3 4 Spec1al Group 3 4 FRED GH IO Technlcal Whzstle and shell come to you Student Counc1l 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent 3 Interbmldmg Councxl 3 4 School Store to 1 c The blush as Feautzful but sometzmes meon vement Athleuc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 German Club 3 4 Ushers Club 2, 3 4, Na uonal Honor Socrety 4 RAMONA GIOVANNIELLI Dodo General And then she danced G1rls Federat1on 1 Pa1nt and Palette 1 3 4 Ath let1c Assoc1at1on 2 3 4 GELINA OVANAZZO Angre UCommerk1al CICYICHI There 1 sense of humor ben her qutet mzen And se who have dns zt a treasure re have seen G1rls Federat1on 1 2 Athletrc Assocratron 1 3 4 Camera Club 1 ff X, as RONALD Gul R 16 t be tune t fl A t SOCI and r ns Soccer 2 DOROTHY GLOWASKY Do Cler1cal A happy Izfe must be to a great extent a quzet 1 e G1rls Federanon 1 2 4 Athletrc Assoclatron 1 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 Volley bal 3 lf' Il y' . s I u -.nr ' 'f do',lh'lI ' Q ' If , , , : - V44 . . . , I I ' ra ' -1,3 , , Ze- 12 'S Z . v . ' X , ., ' I I ll ' YI l , . ' . 'A' ., - ,, . - . . I Q . ' D. , ' . 'll' , 3' K er 1 .H 2: , 3 l , ' ' ' , 2 ' IQ - ' ' ' , 2. ' 'u i 1, . S - ii ,ijt v', F EJ EJ-3 .Ay ,J A , XCollppe Amgenlic 4 2' , N . . '41 Ir I ' . , b V of 1 U ' A fl . . . 4 ' I A .4 4. ,V lf ,, - 1 f 'Z 'l D : -' 0 1 , . 9 1 E b xl ly K Q .. 0 - .. C0 ' IIM ' , ll ' ',, I fx 6 0 ei!! 7 l 'A e ' ' ' n 1, 2, 4 , I 1 , 3. :. N . 2, 3, 4: g 1 . 4- , I 'x Kiss l tm H n - H .' U ' , un , Q , . 31, 4g I ly . I 2. . : DOLORES GO will fi, and ae lnterna nal Relatio e 1a I0 yy a PATTI G ICH SCS lnlng is lhelthmg for o knows hat tomar w w A c1at1on G ls Federauon xxx f 4 I' W f dl! JENNIE GORDQN e Nurses Trainmg A woman hates a ques tion but loves to ask one Athletic Assoc1at1on 3' Camera Club 1. RENI-I GOULET Red General It hath been an opinion that the French are wiser than they seem. Athletic Association 1, 2. GRAZIANO Lulu o m ml Clerical a oh my' IIOII 011 ALINE GRE um omm c tenographlc st: and quiet A elc soc1at16n Tam ANTHONY GUERRIERO Sm ler 6 Athlet no 1 nan al e a tions Cl b 2 jig J not mme I J BETTY GUIDEN Bet Commercial Clerical A quiet girl with plead 1 g ways Athletic Association 1 2 Girls Federation 4 Glee Club 1 DORIS GU R j cb megfyf Mi Mui? of herself. Girls Federation 1, 3 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3: Camera Club lj Glee Club 2, 3, 4. ,eb X' JANE 'fs wxges Trammg a no ry srna e an and a 1rls Federatlon 4 Athlet1c A'ssoc1at1on 2 3 4 Camera Club Secretary Glee Club lNurses Club 2 3 4 Class Secretary 1 Footllghters 3 JOAN GUSFI AFSON Gus College Academlc Shes merry shes gay What more can we say Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 Glrls Federatlon 2 3 4 Swnmmmgr 2 3 4 V1cePres1dent 3 Palm and Palettel 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 Archery 3 Class Secretary 3 E HALL Ge eral ome llllllg r ssc t l IC Asso anon G1 s Federatro Glee ubn 2 3 4 MARY ALICE HAMELIN et Commercxal Stenographlc A face wzth kzndness overspread GIIIS Federatron 1 2 3 Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl Foot lnghters 3 4 LILLIAN HAMILTON Ham1e Commerc1al Stenograph1c A gzggle a day keeps the worrzes away Gtrls' Federatlon 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Footlighters 3, 4. sf BETTY HANCOCK Cl Nurses Trammg Ready to serue Athlet1c Assocta 3 4 Gnrls F Pamt ROBERT HELMING Bob General SClCI'lIlflC To worry lzttle to study ess m zdea 0 happmess Athlet1c ASSOCIHIIOH 1 W RICHARD HINES Dlck College Screntrlic A woman would run through fire and water for such a kmd heart Athlet1c ASSOCIHIIOH 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Base ball 2 3 4 Soccer igzflilii Bud General Stall w n deep . VIRGINIA HOLT Ginny Commercial Clerical szlent tongue speaks no trouble Athletic ASSOCIZIIOH 2 G1rls Federation 1 2 3 BARBARA I-IOTCHKISS Bobby College Academic The best of the sport as to do the deed and say nothzng Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 German Club 4 Nurses Club 4 Paint d alette al f' J HUBENY Cubic College Scientific Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Athletic Association 1 2 ILY Commercial Stenographic Cute and sweet, hard to beat. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Footlighters 3, 4. CONSTANCE IEMOL0 Con General She has all the makzngs of a queen G1rls Federation 1 2 3 Athletic Association 1 3 4 Pa1nt and Palette Glee Club 2 Spanish lub 2 Olhce Messenger 3 4 Horizons 4 BARBA l Clerical etic A on et l 2 Girls e tion 4 GUSTAV Co A mic oldmg b Athletic A 3 4' Germa lub 3 4' International Relations Club 4' Tennis 4. PAUL JACKSON College Scientific The great end of life is not knowledge but action. Athletic Association 1 2 4' Glee Club 1 2 4' International Relations Club 3' Basketball ' Cross Country 2 3 4' Track 2 3 4' National Honor Soci ty 4. r G I F jAliQi11:s f . quesn N ! ,lffzgepl Well-timed ' h th more el than speech. i Girls' Federation lj Ath- letic Association 1, 2: In- temational Relations 2, 3: Footlighters 3. FLORENCE JAGIELSKI Flo Commercial Stenographic She aims at perfection in everything. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4Q Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club ll Foot- lighters 3, 42 National Honor Society 3, 42 Torch 4. MARY JANKS Butch General Her hair like sunshine, and a heart of gold. n Athletic Association 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 31 Foot- lighters 33 Girls' Federa- tion 4. vp' RLEAN NSEN 3 . like these are cares beguiledf' I Fl 5 o r Rig Stenographic H 1 G1 ' ederation 1, 3, 43 Ath etic Association 1, 2, 3, 42 School Store IQ Vol- leyball 3, 43 Softball 3, 43 Basketball 2, 4. CARL JOHNSON Carlos College Academic Work now, relax later. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Treas- urer 41 Camera Club 13 Footlighters 3, 4Q Athletic .Association 1, 2, 3, 42 Archery Club 3, Vice- President3 Spanish Club 3, President 4. . L., DALE jOHNSlN Curley eg m when hear unc 213 4 Stu- mm fl 1 4' Glee Club ' ootlighters 3, ce-President 4Q Archery lub 3. oll e - ca mic 'I a e sw A f ' . 11- J. Club - ' thletic , 3 3' 4 ' I '-T: LJ .EL .I RICHARD JOHNSON Dick College Scientific My interest is in the fu- ture because I'm to spend the rest of my life there. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 33 Student Council 21 Soccer 21 Class President 2. ', ll '- -:A 71' 'X 'A BAILBARA joNEs' .J A 'li uB0bn 4 A ' .'tN 'Ai'-T f 3 .' urses ra1n1n ff f ft .f g Of manners gentle, of aHe6tion,mild, f ,a !L6.,,.'...,- 0f1:f?ZFederation 1, 3, 43 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 42 Paint and Palette 41 Nurses' Club 4. PW 1 - nl' Yi' ' NSIA jULlEN U' Bingo'E R 1 i T -- N g X' As rin 'as s n-up. Girls' Eede tion 1,' 43 Athi tiq' ssociaticm 1, 2, 3,X43W.'iriilning'Club. 1, 22 wli! g Club 31 Nurses' rx It vi lllKt4. MARYANN KANIA ..Red.. Commercial Clerical In school, quiet and de- mure- Outside, well, we're not so sure. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 42 Athletic Association 1, Lijfjflfkf ELEA 1 College Classical Nothing succee ' success. Girls' Federatio 1, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM KENEFICK Bill General Scientific Great oaks from little acorns grow. Athletic Association 1 2 f' fr N 2 .1 -'- . 4 J' f I .-EEL, , X 0 691 7 - - :T f L 1- A ...- J 1 A ,-rs 4 ANNE KENNEDY General Some think the world is - made for fun and frolic and so do I. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 41 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 2. PATRICIA KENNEY Pat Commercial Stenographic Few can possess such qualities of cheerful ways and friendliness. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 42 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 42 Glee Club 1, 2, 3' 4- ROBERT KIRCHGESSNER Frank College Academic hath a mint o Q MHC f phrases in his brain. Athletic Association IQ Tennis Team 4. MILTON KISSER UMW. 0 p Techiijay A Ap or your , Zgou . ' l fl etic Associpti 1, 3, I 4: SclYoo , if . !Vl25jf!fl4 ALLAN KLEMA Big Al College Ac emic Happy-go-lu about f 2, 2, 3, 4. ly EDMUND KOZIKOWSKI Eddie College Scientihc Education makes the gentleman. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Ath- letic Association 5 Foot- lighters 4. ' all' ARNOL KRAMPITZ mic echni ife half ent before I know hat it is. Athletic A iation 1,' , 42 Tr 1, 41 Bask - 1,3 4: Baseball . 1 ty le Bef .Y,W X KATHERINE KRASENICS Kat General Wzth many a flirt and flutter thletlc Assoc1at1on 2 3 Sw1mm1ng Club 2 Soccer 2 Gtrls Federanon 3 4 RQBERT'KREF Cd r gh 4 t he w1 a hz m tn I5 an lze ame u 1 stu. 0 3 4 ' an1sh u a 4 F hgh ers 4 Ifnt nat1onalRelat1on Club 4 Presldent VINCENT LACOLLA Vmny General fly-nu I' 'ld- JOSEPH LASNIER oe K 'gengr n 1 H personalzty makes al to f o ra era Clulyg, 2 oc cer 2 M ISE LASNIER Lou Commerc1al Stenograph1c None knew thee but to love thee none named thee but to prazse G1rls Federauon 1 2 3 4 Athletlc Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 4 Archery Club 2 Sk1 Club 2 3 Foothghters 2 4 Swlmmlng Club 2 3 4 Internat1onal Relatlons Club 3 HOYIZOHS 3 4 Torch Ed1tor Student Counc1l 4 I have no man x L3 X I have some Basket et1c As Clu 4 soc1at1 n O NORMAN LA MOTHE Norm Techn1cal The better the day the better the deed Athletlc Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 Swlmmmg 2 3 Co Captam 4 Student Councll 4 ELDRID LARSEN Ellle COmmCfCl3l Cler1cal Always ready for a good tame Gxrls' Federauon 1 ,2, 3, 4, Athleuc Assoc1at1on 1, 2, 3, 4, Internat1onal Re latxons Club 3, Basketball 4 P MARIE LEAHY Ree Commerclal Clerlcal Her personalzty I5 among the best Camera Club 1 Glrls Federat1on 1 2 3 4 Ath let1c Assoc1at1on 1 Sw1mm1n Club1 3 WV ANGELO LENA Sonny COIIIIIICTCIHI Satan fnds some mzschzef for zdle hands to do Camera Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Athletrc Assocna t1on 1, 3, 4, TCDDIS 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Socgey 51 4 !', JJ I L ' 9 3 . t. ' ' 5 a p ll. ' A, ' n 1, 2, ' ' ' , : W A 3, 4: V, : . . J 4774. 1 C -Q ij 'uhh , ' ' ' u Q.. 1 1, . ' Th 1, l 1 'll - . - ' ke ' a - h' , - - '- ' ' , . , , 2 , 4 2 , ,, ' 'Q 4 , , ,i ,33 l l , 4, IQ 1 I ' 1 1 Cl 1 I' ,2, 3' en- G Q, .' , IS f: 3, . .1 1 ' 3 , Cl 2 J ' t ' 3 H , H 3 ' ' 5 - : D 1 5 ' N 1 U u 1a u 1 ' 'O , 1 ly . 4 vgxx - 1 I 'l . ' ' ,2, 3, 4: - , 2. ,4. 0' Cxajg wgf LEONA LEROUX ..Lee., Commercial Clerical Her eyes betray her bubbling spirit. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 45 Athletic Association 1, 21 3' 4- PAUL LE VASSEUR College Academic By the work one knows the worltman Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 Ski Club 1 2 Basketball 2 3 Glee Club 2 4 Baseball 2 4 41 HENRY LEWAKNDOSKI General He never! lets ln.: studies interfere with s edu canon Athldic Association TTLB e cademnc arefree without worries along the road of ltfe he scurrrex Glee Club1 2 3 4 Ath letlc Assoc1at1on 1 3 Spanish Club 2 l-IILDEGARD LUTZ Hilda Nurses' Training Speech is great, but silence is greater. Athletic Association 1, 21 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3: German Club 3. 4: Cam- era Club 4' Nurses' Club 4' Paint and Palette 4. CAROL MAGNUSON Dash College Academ1c just and merry soul ts worth more than a for tune Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Girls Federauon d Glee Club 1 Paint and alette 2 3 School Store DOROTHY MAGNUSON Dotty College Academ1c T-low sweetly sounds e vozce of a good woman Glee Club 1 Band 3 4 Librarian 2 3 Ath let1c Association 1 2 Girls Federation 1 2 4 School Store 1 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 WILLIAM MALAN B1 Te n1ca tggqqhi Qaile slug e1c Assoc1at1on 4 t l 2 Basketbal ball 2 3 Traffic Sq 4 National Honor 1 4 JEAN MANCA Coll Acaegmlcl 4 I 1 Rare c nfpa u n d of frlen up f n -plain d froltc Paint and Palette 1 ills Federatloni 2 3 4 Ath let1c Assoc1at1on 4 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 Secretary 4 Horizons 3 4 School Store 3 4 Intemat1onal Relations Club 4 'V 1 , ll , UA ' ' . : ' . ,3.4: '. , , , I , : ' ' 1, , Q , - 2, 3, 4: Ban 1, 2, 3, 4: P , 1, J 3' 4- K . yr, ' . f., 0 Q l 'Z 1, 2, ' ' I .,3,4: D , ,3. 1' 1 . 1 ,f . - of ., ' Ji - ' , I lau K' - - .51 U, 'sv ar sue .' 4. 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' ' ff ball 9: 1 .v . lb, , , - ' 1 1 li ' I u ,2, ,4: ' -ltw' USSELL 167811 T E Spnke Genera Lzfe zs ten per cent what you make zt and nmety per cent how you Basketball 1 Glee 2 Traffic S Ath let1c A'ssoc1at1 n 1 2 3 4 Football s1stant Mana a ger 3 Basket b ASSIS nt Manager 2 as all 2 3 4 tu dent COUDCII 3 Class V1ce Pres1dent 3 ANGELINA MARIANO Ang1e Commerual Stenographm Great thoughts ltke great deeds need no trumpet Athleuc ASSOCIHIIOH GITIS Federat1on 1 4 Pamt and Palette 1 L brary Club 4 MARIANO MICRCY Commercnal Stenographxc One of those happy souls whzch zs the salt of the earth G1rls Federauon 1 4 Athlet1c Assocxatnon 1 In ternanonal Relauons Club 3 Llbrary Club 4 BEVERLY MARSH Bev College Academ1c Ambztton ts the growth of every clzme Athleuc Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 G1rls Federauon 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Pamt and Palette 1 2 Secretary 3 4 Swxmmmg Club 2 3 4 Archery Club 3 4 Camera Club 3 ALICE MARTEL Commercxal Stenograph1c L1vely, pleasant, a n d bubblmg over with fun Athleuc Assoc1at1on 1, 3, 4, GIYIS' Federauon 1, 4, French Club 2 ARTHUR MARTIN Art Techmcal Counts has sure gains and hurrzes back for more Glee Club 3 Torch Traffic Squad fide QSM BEVERLY MARTIN Bev General Busmess In quzetness and con dence shall be your rength G1rls Federauon 1 2 4 Athlet1c Assoclatlon fff .4 DOLORES MASOCCO Dodo Nurses Tra1n1ng Her joys are many er cares are few ITIS Federauon 1 4 thleuc Assoclatxon 3 4 Foothghters 2 Bowl mg Club 2 Nurses Club FRANCOISE MASSON Fran College Academ1c Unknown to many be cause of her qutetness I-'ootlrghters 1, 2, Ardxery Club 2, Athleuc ASSOCIH ll0n 3, French Club 3 5 ttf, U . ly ' , I , , , 1 N. er : - r. A , ' , - I , eb , , 1 S - W 3 . . ' I7- H I ' st . . , 1 . 5 ly . . . 1: ,Y 3. . Z' ii 4 MICHELINA .. - ,. . ,X . . U 0 U . . A 0 3 my - f - . .1 f ' ' . . . ' ' - V . . 5 ' -- ' ' ,, . . . H Ji ' .n G. , . , : . . . A ' ' ' 1, 2, , , : y y : 4. ' ll ll 4 . HAI.. . I . . ' D . - DOMEN IC MASTROPASQUA Dom College Academ1c Szlence zs golden but who wants to be .szlentf Glee Club 1 3 4 Traffic Squad 1 Athlet1c Assocla non 1 3 Footlnghters 3 4 X VITO MAZZONE Bobo College Academxc An honest fellow full vzgor and wm Glee Club1 2 3 4 Ath letnc Assocnauon 1 Footl13?ersz fm5'7'7'Wf g x I M X HOWARD MCCUTCHEON General Sc1ent1fic Dont do today what you can put og untzl to morrow MAURI-ZEN McDONA General Shmzng dark han' and a wmnmg smzle Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 Treas- urer 1 G1rls Federauon 4 Honzons Sw1mm1ng 1 Bowlmg 2 Footllghters 3 SALLY McGRAW Commerual Stenographu: uzet at rst but look agam youll find zn her a good fnend Glee Club 1 G1rls Fed eratnon 1 2 3 Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 Treas urer 4 Nauonal Honor Soc1ety 4 MARGARET MCGRAY Dandel1on Commercnal Lzfe ts full of fun for those who make it Athlet1c Assoclatxon 1 3 Pa1nt and Palette Sc1ence Club 2 ELIZABETH MCINTYRE Betty Commercnal Clerncal Let thy words never cease G1rls Federat1on 1 3 4 Athlet1c ASSOCIHIIOII 2 3 4 HOTIZOHS 3 GRANVILLE MICHAUD JR Granny General SCICIIIIHC Silence betrays no man Athlet1c Assoclatlon 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Ushers Cl 3 4 Socceg f4'QfZ RUTH MIHALYAK College Academxc A modest manner ts maid Athlet1c Assoclauon 3 4 G1rls I-'ederauon 2 3 4 French Club German Club 3 4 of ' x V I uQ ' . fa D A , . l u , of H , , I . ,,, ' II . . '. ' ' 9 f I ' ' , 2, l , 2, 3, 4. 5. ,Q X S ' .. ,. l.Jl'.l::5 I? ' ' : X If l cf: + :I .u i..Q..f,.i 2' I - ,, if ff I . . . fn ' . - f 2 lf' ,. , lf, ' ' ' ,- 9 , llfll 1 1- X X A : ' . l 5, fl f A ga! f ll ' Il ' 3, 4: ' , , : 4- 'I xi 'O ' ,, . . . 0 - 1 ll F a 1 n n . I, I ! . n Q ' , 1 1 I ' ' ' 1, 2, I .. . ,. - 1 ' ' ' 1, 1. 42. - 5 . li , , 3 2, 3 1 : , , WY we eneral The vozce of a ar Glee Club 1 2 4 G1rls Federat1on 2 3 4 Ath let1c Assoc1at.1on 3 4 CLAIRE MINO Commerc1al Stenographxc My tongue wzthm m lips I retgn For who talks much talks m vam Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 3 4 Glee Club: 2 Pamt and Palette 1 G1rls Federat1on 4 General Busmess In qutetness lzes htdden frzendshtp Glrls Federat1on 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Ath let1c ASSOCIHIIOH 1 OGER I il diff In WI 1a 1 lee ub 3 ERALDINE MOFFATT CKY General A sweet dzsposxtzon ts the .ugn of a jnendly sou Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 1, 2, 31 4 JOHN MONAHAN oke Cl3SSlC3l Theres a lx tle devtl danctng tn your laugh mg Irzsh eyes Basketball1 2 3 4 At let1c Assoc1at1on 1 2 Student Counc1l 1 4 Glee Club 1 2 Baseball 4 Football 3 Co-Captam 4 Inter Bu1ld1ng Counc1l 4 Pres1dent V O MONTELLI eneral Personal Bookkeepmg All thmgs are done m lzme some tune Traffic Squad 1 Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 Track 1 Baseball 2 3 4 Foot ball 2 3 4 Basketball 3 MARILYN MOODY Commerc1al Stenograph1c The gentle mmd by gen tle deed.: ts known Athletxc Assoc1at1on 1 G1rls Federat1on 1 Glee lub 2 3 Archery Club 2 Y ,LEONARD MORGAN Lenny General eak after the manner of men Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Prem dent 4, Athletxc Assocna non 1, 2, 5, 4, Baseball 1, Class VICC Pres1dent 1. 4 f 1 21:9 Sill 1 1 A L ,, , D .t . u ' I k'n ' - ',, I . , 1 S ' ' ' , , , 5 h- . U 3 1 2 - ' v , . 3.41 . : l l 2, -3, . . . I, 2, JJ, . I , : , ,3. 4: 1 - - ' , .I , . '2' 49 l ' : l, l, ls - PAU1.1NE MIRIZIO ' n x .K . . .,, 6 4' . , . 1- 41. v I , , 9 - 1 2, 31 4- R xl 1 .1 2- 1 ' ' 0 I ' I , 4 4 - ' l ' 1 ' on l, 2, i D I . C e ' Q G D , ' 1 42 f-1 B , J ..J .. xy it . . Sp 1. ' OLEVINE MORIN ' Chick Commerc1al Ltttle gzrls wzth brown eyes gzve zest to lzfe Athletlc Assocxatlon 1 2 3 4 G1rls Federauon 2 3 4 GleeClub2 3 4 Foothghters 2 4 Skx Club 2 Pamt and Palette 4 Treasurer RICHARD MORIS D1c College 1 agree ans ' Opin! e Cl Cam era ' rrzons 2 anager 3 g Team S an f b 2 3 4 h letrc ssoc1at1on 2 3 4 Footlnghters 2 3 4 Arch ery Club 3 4 Soccer 4 Rx CLAIRE MORRIS Commercral Bookkeepmg A peace above all earthly dtgmtxes a stzll and quzet consczence Athletrc ASSOCIHIIOU 1 2 Band 1 3 4 chestra 1 Camera Club 2 3 G1rls Federauon 1 2 ALICE MORKAS Commerc1al Bookkeepmg Vzrtue ts mdeed tts own reward Glrls Federatxon 1 4 Athletlc Assoclatlon 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 ln temauonal Relat1ons Club ,- f ,. DIE MUNN ..M ,. General SCICIIIIHC always merry as ever you can or no one delzghts rn a sorrowful man Glee Club 1 2 3 Secre ta 4 Athletxc Assocxa non WW' JOAN MURRAY ommerc1al Stenographnc As merry as the day ts long 1r1s I-'ederauon 2 3 4 Athleuc Assocxatnon 1 4 Glee Club 2 Pam! and Palette 3 4 THERESA NAPOLITANO Terry Nurses Trammg Whatever ts worth doing at all 15 worth dotng we Glee Club 1 2 Secretary 3 4 Glrls Federatxon 1 2 3 Athletlc Assocumon 1 2 Swrmmmg Club 2 3 4 Foothghters 2 Nurses Club 4 Volleyball 3 4 CHESTER NELSON Chet General Scnentxfic A qutet boy rs he but qutte a hue boy we all agree Athletxc ASSOCIBIIOD 3 4 ROSEMARY NESCI General Commercxal But Oh' she dances such a way Athleuc ASSOCISIIOD 2 Grrls Federatxon 42 1 u ed H - - - HB6 ' ' II n ! l I , : ' ' ' 1, ' , 1 ' -TY 1 ' '- : ' , 1, 2, 3, 4- ic, ,. n 1 , C ' ' ' ' ,u ,, 4 . . 5 1'l.n s s .n G 1, 2, ' Q - . , . , C - 2 . 3 n 4 . ' 4: --.- 2: . 2' 3' ' ' p - , , 1 At - ' ' ' , , 9 X 'I . Q ' ll. 1 l I ' I 1 K 1' 3 1 5 1 l-l,' ' Y . - ' :lg 3 1 . . ll ll f' 4 n I - 3, 4: . 2, , : Or- ' 31 4- ' 1 lt . . .,, I il . .' I 3- 43 ' ' 1. 1 I r : 1 r 2' 8. 3. 1 is I Es GILORK E lNlClx Gcncral .Silence flers wards A thlet soclation 4 roll PXIRICIA INICOLEI ll ,ll C cncral Whats the hustle bustle worry? :ke m never worry Athletic Association 2 3 4 Girls Federation 1 REJEANNE NOEL can Commercial Stenographic Chatter brightens all occasions Orchestra 1 G1rls Federa tion 1 4 Athletic ASSOCIH n 3 4 Fren Club 2 MARY NOTARANGELO Not Commercial She can talk' Lord how she can ta Girls Federation 1 Ath let1c Association 1 Bowlmg Club 2 Foot lighters 2. BETTY O BRIEN College Classical Calm and serene amid the troubled sea. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 41 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 41 International Re- lations Club lj Glee Club 1, 3, 4Q Spanish Club 2, 3. B jk KN OEHLER jeanne Commercial Stenog,raph1c With a sporting nature ever ready to please Athletic Assoc1at1o11 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Girls Federauon 1 2 3 4 Ger man Club 2 1lL112'RT mon ral Scientific A good sport of the very best sort Traflic Squad 1 Athletic ASSOCIHIIOH 1 Football 3 4 g I l , iff mi JUNE PALLADINO Commercial Stenographic A winning way a pleas ant smile Dressed so neat and quite in style Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Ath let1c Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 Secretary 4 Hor1zons 3 Editor-in-chief 4' Maj- orettes 2 3 4' Student Council 2 3 4' Athletic Council 4' National Hon- or Society 3 4. JANET PARKIN General Personal Bookkeeping The quiet accomplish much. A t h 1 e t i c Association IQ Girls' Federation 2. MILDRED PELKEY Millie Commercial The fre she lacks in her temper, she makes up for with her hair. Athletic Association 1, 2, 32 Girls' Federation 2, 4. MAUREEN PELLETIER Commercial Stenographic A smiling girl with many charms. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Horizons 1, 2: Archery Club 2: Athletic Associa- tion 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Fed- eration 1, 2. 3, 4. Rm X f EVELYN PETERSON Ouddie Commercial Clerical A form so fair, that like the air is less of earth than heaven. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 41 Athletic Association 1, 2, 31 4- if JOSEPH PET I LO TWTQQ.. . I that t uglb.ajgB1iXMA ., S 5n ot aria? At etic A ' 'on 49,41 Trallic Squad 4. DOROTHY PHELAN ..Dot.. The silence that accepts merit as the most natur- al thing in the world, is the highest applause. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Federation 2, 3, 41' International Rela- tions Club 3. NANCY PHELAN Phelan College Classical She reads much, she is a great observer, and she looks through the deeds of men. Girls' Federation Execu- tive Board n, 2, 3, 41 Ath- letic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Horizons 1, 2, 3, 41 In- ternational Relations Club it: Footlighters 2, 32 Paint and Palette 3, 43 Cheer- leaders 3, 42 Glee Club 3: Student Council 41 Torch , National Honor Society 3, 4. FERNAND PHOENIX HM Whitey ' ll-I D - neral Scientific I '. W h and qthe world , X f ' ou, but f , the teacher. if j Traffic Squad IQ Camera Club 1. BARBARA PIERCE ..Barb., Nurses' Training Crowded to the full glorious action. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 42 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Librarian 41 Girls' Federa- tion 1, 2, 3, 43 Horizons IQ Nurses' Club 2, 41 Footlighters 3: Volleyball 3. MARY PIERCE General A face with gladness overspread! Soft smiles, by human kindness bred. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 42 Glee Club lj Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4. M Llili l'l NKliR'l'ON Pinky Coinrnercial Stenographic A giggle makes the world go around. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4Q Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. 4: Camera Club IQ Horizons 2: Archery Club 2: Glec Club 4. jOHN ,MVSK1 . nn ., lleeS ' zu 1 get going Swimm lt, Ieam 2 Ath lctic Association 3 MARY JA alnlll e ge s auty to irls Fed Glee 3 4 Se re ar thletic Associa n 1 3 4 Nur Club 4 ICHARD PRZASNYSKI Dick College Acafdemic I now not why I care not how But mu,s1c sets my world ease hletio Assdciation 1 2 3 4 Camera Clubi Band 3 Student Director 4 Or chestra 3 4 National Honor Society 3 Presi dent 4 Student Council 4 Glee Club 3 4 Torch JOHN QUINLAN Wha Wha College Scientific A thousand blunshmg ap parttions do start into his face Traffic Squad 1 Camera Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 Athletic Association 3 4 Footlighters 2 .uf fX N ss, Q 5 fo VICTORIA QUINTO Vick Commercial Clerical A friendly nature, smile sincere: That many people would like to be near. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3: Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 41 Footlighters 2. JULIA RACZKA ulie Commercial Stenographic A good heart is worth gold Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Girls Federation 1 OLGA RESTA Olga College Academic Dark hazr fashioned neat A gzrl lzke this IS good to meet Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Girls Federation 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 French Club 3 4 Foot lighters 4 PAUL RICCI College Scientific For hzm life moves too slowly Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 DONALD RICCIO Don College Academ1c A wzse man wzll make more opportunztzes than he Ends Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Cam era Club 1 2 Ath et1c ssoc1at1on 1 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 4 Sk1 Cub 2 3 4 Soccer 4 Class Treasurer 2 Foot lxghters 3 4 Sw1mm1ng Team 4 DONALD RICHARDSON Don College Academ1c Strange to the world he wore a bashful look The helds hrs study na ture IS hzs book Internauonal Relat1ons Club 1 Camera Club 1 Athlenc Assoc1at1on 1 Na uonal Honor SOCICIY 4 CAROLE RIGGS R1ggs1e College Academ1c All the worlds a stage Glee Club 1 2 3 Pamt and Palette 1 2 Athleuc Assoc1at1on G1rls Federauon 1 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 Treasurer 4 Footl1ghten MARY ANN RILEY College Academ1c Here rs a dear and true mdustrxous frzend Athletlc Assocxatlon 1 2 3 4, G1rls Federatron 1, 2,3,4 GleeClub1 2 , 4 Intemauonal Relatlons Club 1 Spamsh Club 2, 314 71 9, i N '1 ANGELA RIZZI Lena Nurses Trammg Her merry wat her frzendly way Wzll carry her thmugh many a day Athleuc ASSOCIZIIOH 1 2 3 4 G1rls Federauon 2 4 Span1shClub4 Nurses Club 4 EMIL ROBERGE General SCICIIIIHC He doth mdeed show some sparks that are lzke wzt Track 1 Athleuc Assocla n 2 3 4 Fren Club 2 Glee Club 3 4 Swlmmlng Team 3 4 HELEN R ANS u Com r l Clencal M he t as w ol cyfree W! Athlet Assocnl 0I'lZ Feder t1on lrghters 3 DA D LTER I People w o noxse are gerous JOSEPHINE RONZELLO 063' COIIIIIICTCIRI Clencal She zs modest but not bashful Free and easy but not bold Honzons , 2 3 G1rls Federauon 1, 2 4 Athletlc Assocxauon , . . I, -I II I 1 . il ' , 5 l ' . . . A ' ' , 2, . 4: s , . , - ' ' . . ' 1 I l 'I , , 3 1 3 5 ' . : ' ' f ef . I I . 4 ' ' hv, - tio l, , , Q ch 1 1 I ll ' ' h 5 ' f ll -. o y ro , viv- .Ag11Qg- yo n't .' 'K - Q 1fg.,',3.s', on n,,.n,0 ' , . . fwy 3. 4, Q 1, 2, .. - - ,. ' 11 44 u 1 n , - xc 1 r 1 1 i. ng , : ' 3' ' ' 1, 2, 3, 4: , , , S 2, 1 31 4' Q' MJ II 1 44 ,. - u ' I , ' ' ' ID , ' 1 . . . 1 .H . , , 1 , ' ll ' ll I ' , i , . . .1 8 ' ' . ' - , 3, u . I : 2 ' 5- 4- R 'lb ,Q 'Q PE' R ROSEEN .-Pete.. College Academic A driver is known by the fenders he keeps. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 41 Camera Club IQ Cross Country 21 Spanish Club 3, Vice-President 41 Glee Club 42 Swimming Team 4. ROSANNE ROUDIE Co111merci'1l Clerical She is a maid of arlless grare entle ln fllllll and fan of ace Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Clee Club 1 lnterna 1onal Relations Club 2 Athletic Association ly, ,Milf Riga SSEAU I oos 'Y General V' Why take serzously IVe never ge out alzve Basketball 1 Athletic As 1at1on 2 3 4 dent Council 1 Football 4 Bas all 2 MARIE ROY Nurses Training Wherever the art of med zezne ts loved there zs love of humanity Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Girls Federationl 2 3 4 Ath letic Association 1 2 3 4 Ixurses Club 2 3 Presi dent 4 Swimming Club BARBARA RYAN Barb General S e zs the dress thoughts Athletic Association 1 2 Girls Federation 2 Volleyball 2 French Club 3 1' rg? EDNA ONGE Commercial Stenographic The silent thoughts are always the best. Girls' Feclc-ration 1. 2: Glee Club 1: Athletic As- sociation 1, 2. 3. 4. . 5 . T WL f ff G-L1 FQRD s,x1,x1oN J 1. ' sw ffl' hnical H Mrs worse than hz bze Sub X x I N w LQXH K V-R In NANCY SAMSON Sammy College Academic She most lzves who thinks most and acts best Glrls Federation 1 2 3 4 Athletic Association 4 Gle Cub 3 4 Horizons 1 French Club 3 4 Student Councll 4 Footlighters 3 4 Inter national Relatlons Club 4 National Honor Society MARET SANDSTROM College Academic Every gzrl has her vzrtue and hers zs sportsman sh: Glee Club 2 3 4 Soccer 2 Girls Federation 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Softball 4 Athletzc Association 3 4 Swimming Club 3 4 Footlighters 4 Library Club 4 DOMINICK SAVI Benz Tech ica H ' t ai e tu oun ' head. jlvflx 334 LUCY SCALIA Commercial Bookkeepmg Silence n e v e 1 betrays ou Girls Federat1on 3 4 In temational Relations Club 3 Athletic Assoc1at1on 4 '1 i s 'Q DON lb SCHAFFRIC Don Commercial Bus was w h m Camera l A hlet1c Associatio MARY SCHILLENGER COIHHICTCIHI Stenographic Let all things be done in order Athlet1c ASSOCIHIIOU 2 4 GITIS Federatlon Footlxghters 3 Intema tional Relations Club 3 Q GEORGE SCHISSLER inge General Scientific is little but hes wise Hes a corker for his size. aseball 1 2 3 4' Soccer 3 4' Athletic Association GERTRUDE SCHOENFELD Gert Commercial Stenographnc Nothzng great was ever achieved without thuszasm 1rls Federation 1 3 4 Athletic Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 Paint and Palette Horizons 4 Jo s T COIII ollege Aca m1c Not qu: or ond, them all pleas r Cam 1r s Fede 4 ee Club 3 Athlet1 Assocla n 1 2 3 JOSEPH SCOTT Scotty General The world wzll always look up to him Athlet1c ASSOCIHIIOD 2 3 Glee Club 2 Footlrghters 2 3 Class Pres1dent 4 DAVID SER O Dave College Suentbqs-4 ,-ex Care to our coffin ds a nail no dau And every g-rm s draws one out Traffic Squad 1 Athletic ASSOCIRIIOH 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 1 Tenms Team 1 3 4 Footlighters 4 Student Councll 1 4 Cross Country 2 ..J ., X NHC , I , X , ,. If H nl, th B I y , V d H 1121 . C 3: 4, KX H - 'I ' en- ? . - 1 - . , C' ' ' , , 2 I . . . ' U, 3' ' U 4: 1 A ! N 11, : Bu li x ' ' 1 1 ' , I , ' ,2, 3 :Cl ! I Club 1, 2,4 I Archery 'XX tio ,,, ,4. - EJ s . . 0 ,, . He tw er i 'H . t ow- ' ' ' , g gin , : I - ' ' , 2, 5. 4- 1 .1 se,,fl : . 3,5 , ., . Q, 4. ' 3 : ' , 5 A-A to KENNETH SIMPSON Skip General Scientific Good nature and good sense are usually com- panionsf' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 41 Soccer 3, 4. MARION SIMPSON S1mp College Academic A genius in work and study Girls Federation 1 2 Athletic Association G e Club 1 Spanish Club 4 National Honor Society 4 3111257 Ciflfusd Tra S u thletic Assocexo NZCIOHHI Honor Society 3 4 QMMM KMA! JOHN SINDAK johnnie Technical No lzmzts but the sky LUCILLE SINISGALLI Lou Nurses Training Ouiet and capable Always ready and wzllmg to give a helpmg hand TTA IRIANNI C ie eneral L ha r brightens all oc- ons. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY SISSON S 'Skt Nurses Training good heart ts worth gold Band 1 2 3 4., Glee Club 1 Orchestra 1 2 Athletic Association 1 3 4 Girls Federation 1 3 li! TLS II' ABELL KLODO KI Little Skip Nurses Training good dup wt sur ery dz 1 C Y 1rs ederatxoni 2 Athletrc Association MICHAEL SKONESKY M lke Commercial Clerical lzke work zt fascmates m I can szt and look at tt for hours Athletic Association 2 4 soc' 1 ,I Q , . . lt, KI I., i 1 ' I I . .- . , I 3 ll I . 1, 2, . . - . 3, 43. le y ga, 3: ' . . ,' ,' 3 . , , 4 , 1 ' , . L ,C , U dv , I Z .X . SI AK ' u , Vg fb .. . 1 1 io L 2 4 X 1 I 4 if 1 , 9 3 J , K Cr W lc A 4 X A ' t o di E. fF'tX.q . ' 1 . 5 Z L f . I , A D . NA . i . -.ll 1 H ' A faith ff' I qggi, G' I 'fx' ' 4 , 3 5 1 4 4- I I I ' ' ' , I ' S, Y V nr , . V V ,f ' J 1' ' 4 4 H U I . . ii ei . . W - . . . , 3, RHONA SNYDER General Silence is the spirit of power. Athletic As ' ' 1, 2, 3, 41 Gir ration 2, 3.4 2 '1 LUBA E T: SOBESTANOVICH Soby Commercial Stenographic The reward of a thtng well done is to have done it G1rls Federat1on 2 3 4 Execut1ve Boardi French Club 2 Athletic Assocla t n 2 3 4 ROBERT SPRAGUE Bob College Scientific Chemistry his favorite Athletic Association 1 2 NANQY STEELE dallege Academy: ' What uxlthe Kyle one thmhlg ab ? Very wand l thzpgs no Adoubt Girls g,Federatrofl 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Gennan Oub 2 g 44 Ath let1c ASSOCIHIIOH Q 2 3 4 Footlxghten 3 4 Interna tional RCIHKIOHS Club 1 National Honor Soclety 3 4 RUTH STRECKER Red General Civic That red headed al ' 8 With a daring disposi- tion. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4: .Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 41 International Rela- tions Club 3 Treasurer 4- Paint and Palette 4 Na tional Honor Society 4 LILIANE TAILLON 1 Commercial Stenographic Congenzal and sincere G1rls Federat1on 2 4 Athletic Assoc1at1on 1 3 JUSTIN TARNOWSKI ut Commercial Bookkeepmg uzetly he goes his way In and out day by day Band 1 2 3 Orchestrai Athletlc Assoc1at1on 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 MARY TEDESCO General Beneath this mild exter zor there lies a great deal of mischief Girls Federation 1 Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 NEWMAN TEMPLEMAN General SCICIIIIHC Provided a man ts not mad he can be cured of every folly but women Athletic Assoc1at1on 2 4 Glee Club 1 V l I . . .L.l,, 5 . , 5 ' ' ' ' 1, , : 10 , , . , , 4. J I 9 ' I - f .. . . 0 6 Q 2 I 1? ' a 1 1 I 1 , , 1 I , . ll ll ,, . . . I subject. If - - - l l l 1 1 . . H 3- 4- ' l . , . . Q 4 , 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 1 2 , . I u , I I E , - 1 ' g 1 1 1 'A Q 1 1 1 4: 1 1 1 3 ' .. - - , , , : - Sl ' ' .. . . I , , I ' ' ' ' 1. , n 3 . Jn-ff' ul? RUTH TERRY College Academic A rett girl ,S like ap? P Y melody. 1 . A Girls' F tion 2, 3, - ub 2 C C Cl s I0 2, 3, 42 Or , 3: F - li er , Paint an al- ette 4. KATHLEEN THIBODEAU Kathy Commercial Clerical Small m stature bug heart Girls Federation 1 2 4 Athletic Association 2 3 4 French Club Swimming Club 4 ISABEL TOTIRE Betty Nurses Training To a young heart every thmg ts fun Girls Federat1on 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Paint and Palette 1 2 Athletic Asso- ciation 2 3 Slu Club 2 Nurses Club 3 DIANE TOUSIGNANT TOUSIC Commercial Stenographic Shes light of heart And foosteps too Executive Board 1 Cam era Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Athletic Associa tion 1 2 3 4 Footlight ers 2 3 Bowlmg Club 2 SUSAN TO Sag? College Classical A leader a studeyzt a gzrl s rare ff Sue there are few to compare G1rls Federation 1 2 3 4 G1 Club 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 1 Student Councrl 1 Secretary Foot lighters 3 4 Athletic As soc1at1on 1 2 3 4 Swim ming Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Intemational Relations Club 4 jOAN TRICARICO General Business She is modest, but not bashjul, Free and easy, but not bold. Athletic Association 1, 4. JUNE TYMINSKI un' Commerc erical Those ear g young char G1r er h c ssociation rv J NAN E ULRICH Nan General She ts fazr to look upon G1rls Federation 1 2 3 4 Athletic ASSOCIHIIOH HUGO USALA College SCICHIIHC Has a wonderful method of takmg everythmg ln hzs stnde a stnde to wards the hzghest pm nacle of success Traffic Squad 1 Basket ball 3 4 Athletic Assoc1a t1on 1 2 3 Pres1dent 4 Student Counc1l 4 Presr dent Interbuildmg Coun c1l 4 .. ,. . 1 . ' , 'K in d n 1, 2, 3, l , , 4: 1 ' ' 1, . . ,. , 3, 1 : 1, 1 1 I 22 lu W - ' n K ' ' ' , 1 2 ' 1 I 1 I 11 1 1 , 1 jj N , l H ' ' u ' ' n ll . I l . , 1 , Girls' Federation 2, 3, 4: 3 - - '- ' 1' . I 1 ' 2, 3, 4. ' Z 1 1 1 2 ' 1 1 1 I ' 1 I - n 1 . l '. I L ll ll ' ' Q . 1 I I ,. . . . ei 1 - - I 1 3 2 ee 1 , 1- ': 3 , ' i :' 1 I ' ' , Q - 1 1 1 I .1 , . I ' 1 1 v ' , 1 , is ' ' ' U l f 1 . WILLIAM VAILLANCOURT B1 General Sc1ent1fic A ne fellow and a 0 sport Athlet1c Assocnauo JOSEPHINE VASILE PCPPY General Mzschzef aplenty smtles many G1rls Federat1on 1 2 4 Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 2 3 Z'-'AWS EDWARD VEILLEUX College Sclentnfic I do not know beneath what shy nor on what seas shall be my fate Swnmmmg Team 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 STRATTON WARNER Bugs College SCICHIIHC Full well they laughed wzth counterfezted glee at all hzs jokes for many a joke had he Traffic Squad 1 Track 1 Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 1 2 Sk1 Club 1 2 Foot hghters 2 3 4 GENEVIEVE WASSELL Genny General Scnentnfic The better day the better the deed Athleuc Assocxauon 1 Basketball 2 IRMA WERNER Commerc1al Clencal uzet tzl you know her nendly and pleafantly unpredzctabla G1rl.s 'Feder qhn 1 2 4 Athleucr A nation 1 U 3 4 German Club 2 JUDITI-I WHITE udy Nurses Tra1n1ng Shes quzet and sweet A gzrl quzte complete G1rls Federauon 1 2 4 Camera Club Slu Club 1 2 3 Glee Club 2 4 Llbrarnan 1 Asslstant Treasurer 3 Foothghters Athlet1c ASSOCIHIIOD W1ll1e College Academ1c Nothmg but beauty and wisdom erue talxty es I4 G1 t n 1 2 a1nt a Palette 1 3 Pres Swlmmmg 4 Athlet1c A tlon 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l4 Secretary Natxonal Ho or SOCICIY 4 vs! I NE LDE mer al C r1cal t e worl needs as ers n a no 4 Athl Assocn 3 4 asket al Volleyball 2 Softbal 2 .. .un . . , H F d N . . . , 2: . . . 3. Q . HQ .' n ' 1 H . l 1 . f ' n 1 4. , , , 3, 4. 4 ..J .. . Q ll 7 ' . . . ,j ' ' ' , , 3, I 1 1: ' 4: . , . . 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY WILCOX llEdli ' M Gl 1, , ll Pr : I , io , , ' - - , , , 42 ' I sg-ga. 'af - .. .. G It I B A 1 ZH . . I , N a ' ' . . 1 ' thi , 1 lk , MX D 'A tat' 1, .1 : : ' ' lf - - - , y 2, , : b , 3: 334: ' , 9 - 3 ' G1rls Federat1on 1 ROGER WILSON College Sc1ent1Ec Hts manner quzet hzs nature wild Basketball 1 2 3 4 chestra 1 Athlenc Asso- c1at1on1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 GEORGIA WININGER Georg1e Commerc1a Stenograph1c G1r F ratnon 2 Exec uuv rd1 3 Presldent lee Club 2 V1ce 3 Pres1dent 1 Club 1 Stu C un 1 4 h 1 2 ers 1 Softball 2 ke all 2 3 4 cer 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 JOSEPHINE Nurses Tra1n1ng Its mee to be natural when youre naturally mee 1rls Federat1on 1 2 4 Athlet1c Assocxatlon 1 2 3 4 Camera Club Nurses Club 4 Hor1 zons 3 LEONE WOLFE Lee Commerc1al She goes as she pleases And she pleases as she goes 4 Sc1ence Club 1 Foot lghters 4 Athletxc Asso- 1on 3 Glee Club 4 SUSAN WOODWARD ue Commerc1al Cler1cal A happy dzsposztzon re fleets tts own sunshme HOFIZOHS 1 2 4 GlIlS Federat1on 1 2 3 4 Cam era Club 1 Athlet1c Asso- c1at1on 2 3 4 ANITA YETKAN Com e al teno aphlc as g ze r ederau Athle 1 c1at1on 2 H 2 oot 1ghters 4 ANN YETMAN at General Sc1ence Women of few words are the best Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 1 2 4 G1rls Federat1on 1 3 Glee Club 1 ELEANOR ZEMBROSKI e Commerc1al Stenograph1c A mzrthquake of laugh er G1rls Federat1on 2 3 4 Athletnc Assoc1at1on 1 IN MEMORIAM NORMAN STILWELL We w1sh to pay trxbute to Norman who would have been a member of our class had he been able to reglster and c o n t 1 n u e school uR0gn U a H 1 I l As t I J ph - ' 1 F 1, 2, 3, , , : :Or- ...l 3 F l - ' Q , - sd l o..l,:'At: .'., .,, ' on , ,5, 4: Sf ' . ' ee 3 , ,, ' , tb . . 3 WISNIESKI -2 llsloli j 1 , . . 'Y U . - 4' 7 ' -v G' ' . ' ' 1, 1 31 , , 1 li K J' ' X HEI ll . t .YI - . ' . 2, 3, 4 . ' '1,. . . 1 9 , , : ciat' 1, 2, , 42 Us ,, 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 To Bristol Hgh School These days haye been wonderful and packed mth fun But time passes su lftly and our four years are done S Thanks for the lun ol hugh school danccs Thanks for thc thrlll of lllgll school rom mc es Thanks lor our many buddies old and neu Thanks for thelr lrlendshnp loyal and true Thanks for that b1clly needed kncmledffe Thanks for thls SICPPIIF stone to ccrllegc Thanks lor the undct st mchng you ye shcm n Thanks for thc ucnnclerlul hle ue ye kncm n I'h1nks for thc homuxork uc had to clcm Thanks for the scolchngs xc e ll not regret Thanks for the happy days ue ll ney er forget Thanks for nnkmv our hfe s burden h hter Thanks Brlstol H1 h for a future that s lJI'lQhlCT DUTIS A Yetmm 4 xv W' mfs I 1 'N X . 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XS N X IOC- 'Sf- , Xa I5 g Bnauuu o Glu o R55 nh HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1950 Eight hfteen and there we were! fearfully anttcipat mg what would happen on our first day as quivering Freshmen When the door opened the diligent search began Never had we seen so many stairs and hidden rooms that could be reached only with a compass At Tech sixty seven bewildered fellas also roamed the halls tn search of rooms Even at this early date the team of Ghlo Brennan and Boi began its reign at the University Our first hurdle consisted of colored passes and milk tickets on Monday If we massed Monday we went dry all week Next was the mad dash for the lunch room valxant traffic officers tried to stem the tide with a noble effort but all was in vam at least during lunch When elections rolled around tension was high In the final results we find Pee Wee Lebel president Lenny Morgan vice president janet Gustafson secre tary and Nan Appell treasurer Several assemblies added Joy to the year and gave some of our budding young artists a chance to display therr talent Little did we realne that m our mldst were professional models and hat designers The Night of the Bath fashioned by Nan Appell and modeled by Dick Bryer seemed to wtn by a towel On the serious side we discovered two great dramatic actors who por trayed Romeo and jullet to perfection Don Richard son was a romantic Romeo and Don Barnes a stunnmg we 96 31 juliet Art Francella began his fabulous career as a comedian and Frank Carroll thrilled all wtth his magic fingers on the piano The Freshman Prolic was qunte a success with the fellows coming m ties and some even wore shoes The big three of the night proved to be johnny Dess Bejou Lozter and Goose Rousseau This year was the starting pomt for such star studded athletes as Goose Rousseau Teddy Brennan Spike Marcotte and Paul jackson 1n their respective sports of football basketball baseball and track In the bas ketball field we had a very successful year wmnmg the state team The girls decided we needed cheerleaders to urge our mighty team to victory lead by our captain Bar bara Breen they never missed a game When june rolled around we sadly waved a last good bye to the great little Frosh building and pre pared for a summer of leisure hung before bravmg the storm of the Senior Building Resolving to hide our fear and embarrassment we swaggered into the Senior Building only to be quickly taken off our hlgh horse by the razzmg of the upper classmen and the maze of confusing corrldors It was days before we found 301 or 302 They said the rooms were at the back of the auditorium but how were we to know they dldn t mean the stage. For the fellows at ------ . '9 mul vs: o Www vu A IAINO nu Deuull X 1 K Sue Gagnon sf- U 5 z 011 G I Illl Il W W f Q , t Q li l 4 X 1 I . gl . ,A ,it K.: l.Ta..TI..B.-11- if if B, , F 1, V' and the. even madder dash for available seats. Our C. C. I. L. championship and finishing as the runner up C :' Q 1 yylex iw R. C T V . Q q . P Il - L Q I l I . q ,V S B55 A P go e xl - ,gy - 4.1. . .. B Tech this year rt meant vlsmng the Semor Building quite frequently for gym Some of the he men drdnt especially like the ldea but soon got used to seemg glrlsll Terryvnlles loss was our gam when Bobby Imbert Jomed our merry class Amid soap boxes and posters electrons were held and the wlnners m the race turned out to be Duck johnson presldent Fred Ghno vxce president June Pal ladmo secretary and Don RICCIO treasurer Before the excitement had settled our Hop was upon us The music was gay the food good the entertamment funny and the Tech boys a surprise They actually came with girls The new look predommated at the dance and everyone appeared quite sophlstlcated New recruits were added to the ranks of cheerleaders and majorettes Shlrley Allalre became a cheerleader while ean Donnely Ronnie Cuslto Sue Gagnon In athletic abllxty we boasted a fine array of talent It was the year soccer got under way after a four year layoff Desplte mexperxence the team put up a good fight During the season Brlstol Hlghs football team showed lmprowement although the record was dns appomtmg By th1s time the group at Tech had dwlndled to thlrty four strugglmg PUPIIS The Sophomore Class walked away w1th the trophy at the Halloween Party thanks to the antlcs of Art Francella Nan Bursell started her fabulous wardrobe Paul jackson started runnmg whlch helped him on the track team Mlckv Brsxgnano developed mto a sllck chlck Ralph Carlson started his career as a photographer and Rose Mrke s smgmg was a Joy to hear We managed to struggle through final exams and leave school for a blxssful summer of peace and quxet In September we came back as a powerful Jumor class ready to reform the mcomxng Sophomores We dns covered among our new members jake Ebb who al though enjoying hrs lelsure decided he needed an education to get anywhere Electrons were held amid much howlm and cheenn In the end we find Ted Brennan president Sp1ke Marcotte uce president joan Custafson secretary and Itchy B01 treasurer We dldn t have a barn dance thxs year but there was a prom The Pamt and Palette Club did a marvelous job with the decoratlons and those who came had a fine time Brlstol Highs basketball team won the C C I L championship and qualnfued for the tournament at New Haven but we were defeated by New Brntam Our cheering squad mmated three new members who were Barb Breen jean Broderlck and Nan Phelan whnle Ann Baron became a malorette St Patrxck found the B H S gym lookmg like Old Erms Isle with all the green The square dances were great and Allen Klema and Mmam Gullette showed us how the polka should be done Spxke Marcotte decided has arm needed a rest so he broke his wrist twlce and wore xt 1n a slmg Not to be out done Bruce Dubav developed a lump that stayed with hum quite a while and jan Duff showed up one mormng with crutches Carole Rrggs and Nancy Sam son proved they had dramatlc abllnty m the productlon f Stage Door and jack jacquehne Carpenter proved hlmself a charming model at the talent assembly At a formal mmatnon nn May twelve of our Juniors were honored by bemg made members of the Natlonal Honor Society Meanwhile at Tech things were coming off with a bang Remember when the hydrogen filled flask blew up Some say Rlchard Barnum IS still usmg glass wax to wash his halr The wood shop was constantly filled wxth numerous specks of dust that joe Petrxllo and Benz Savmo kept fanning off thenr beloved cedar chest Before we realued xt nt was time to take fmal exams and leave B H 9 for a few months to return as mlghty Semors Z.. 1x ,x 9 3 s. So lC1Pflllhl qemt Blddiklx DIILORI mill . ' Sr-Ks N 14 ' f Explosion .V .mu lv'-5 , . , , as on ' , an ' n ' I 1 1 . . , 1 1. ' I i Y 1 i . ll Pl ' ' . , . - - u - n ' , ' . u n ' - ' ' Il I1 ' ' ll ' II ' ll ll I ' . . J , , , - - - and June Palladino became twirlers. . . - ' ' ' I . . ,. . I ' 1 . - - 0 .. .. .. - ,. . .. .. - . . Q ' . . : . 3 . . . . 1 1 V n ' I - fi 1 1 I . 1 l After three wonderful years we entered through the sacred mrddle door as SENIORS At last we didn t have to trudge to the third floor but were given the honor of having homerooms on the first floor This proved a bug help to the fellows who would otherwise have had to journey all the way to the first floor to get their tardy passes One of the bag events of this year was electrons The signs were the biggest ever seen and the campaigning went on with vengeance When the echoes quieted down we find joe Scott as president john Broskevxtch and Our Our Fortier as vice presidents Marlon Buczko as secretary and VVha umlan as treasurer After the final A A electrons were held we find Hugo Usala as president Our Our Fortier as vice president with Iune Palladmo and Sally McGraw handling the clerical work and the money The Semor Barn Dance was soon upon us with plaid shirts hillbilly music and lots of square dancing A dxf ferent variety of entertainment was offered by Wha umlan johnny Monahan Art Francella Page and Ducky Fournier ln the form of surging At least thats what they claim it was We discovered two famous travelers ln our midst Skip Simpson flew to England and Carol Audet Jour neved to Sweden returmng to relate their experiences at a very interesting assembly Also among the members of our hall of fame we find four great trampoline artists Ronnie Coe jim Czarneckr oe Lasmer and Wha Qumlan At this time Bill Mlchaelson decided to come back to us He left at the end of his junior vear Welcome back At the Tech machine shop Art Martin and Paul Dion were always kept on their toes struggling desperately to keep the machines together when they had just fixed them As the boss of the 'Iech store Blacky Beland had a real problem on his hands This was how to stop Don Dumond and john Behrendt from giving free ice cream to the boys While Arnie Kramprtz and Milt Kisser were hav mg fun in bench metal Pete Burns and Porky Erlmg yllrg X , wfwwkl C01 Cul iumpnfeui Altili 4' were workmff very dlllgently to turn out clean drawings to please the teacher Mlhat a Life was a big success with Dave Sergio playing a true to life role as Henry Aldrich Ronme Cusrto Strat Warner Carl ohnson Dom Mastro pasqua and Edmund kozlkowskr made up a fine sup porting cast The National Honor Society held an informal mltxa tion and welcomed ten new members into this honor c ub This was certalnlv a great year for sports For example the basketball team had great players in Brennan D Aprrle and Usala The swimming team also had some Hne swimmers ohn Broskevltch Norman LaMothe and Allan lvooley to edge them on to victory 'Ihe Semor girls Basketball team through sheer strength did pretty well thanks to the noble efforts of Ellie Larsen Georgia Wmnmger Chick Morin Arlean Iensen Dolores Gougen Dorothy Glowasky and Rose Bettua We followed the tradition started last year and held our Senior Prom the night of Semor Day It was a busy and wonderful day and the dance was the ideal ending thanks to the hard working dance committee rt was a genuine success We ll nev er forget the marvelous Job Ronme Cuslto did with the majorettes or the wonderful job Shrrl Allaxre did with the cheerleaders or the excellent music Richard Prazasnyskl brought out of the band and the swell job Louise Lasmer did with the Torch Neither will we forget Marlon Buczko as the tiniest secretary nn history joe Scott as the tallest president Don Eddy and his crazy laugh the softball players in the first floor corridors ackle Carpenters tmklmg milk bottles Dianne Tousrgnants constant chattering Goose Rousseau s magnificent car Stu Engle s dry humor or any of the happy events that made our four years at B H S the happiest well ever experience It is with hugh hopes for the future and pleasant memories of the past that we begin the preparations for our final goal Graduation and jobs perhaps or further education or just resting on the laurels already won oauunslon ill! 000 00-Sl v ' v v . 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Undercldssmen Vlcct the umors S ophomorcs Yrcshmcn gjX::kiXNOW' XX J 3 3 ,-v+..7 J U IOR CLASS On that sunny mornang of September log, tht old hracl. lautldang, on Ceaa treet opened ats doors to a neu throng l tla t hut conlus l Careenaes Troubles came all 1t once traflae rulcs and olhters passes for thas aaad passes lor that but finally after a fem weeks of routane our troubles were oxerconae llc farst soc l exent of the sear tsas the Freshman l'rolac scatla nausac hx oe Csoolce and tntertaannaent un er 'Sir St L asrence as Xlaster of Cerenaoaaacs Ilns dance proxed to be a nge success and fun ws as had lax all C lass electaons c anae mth 1a gre at dc al ol speech na alcang, tame out for a glass ol ss ater aaaore speeches and hn alla tlae dax to c ast our ballots llae result of tlaas polataeal aflaar made Roland Dunaoaat our presadent who as as aaclecl hx Fred Nlayeasslta saeepresadent Cfloraa Xxlett as sccretars and mn Xloran as treasurer -X Halloween Parts at the State Xrnaorx bec aane the sulaaert of eonsersataon Ilae naght came and so dad fun and entertaannaent karl Stone taon 1 tro al f laas wonderful trunapet pl aunt, c ta ewlat rolled around and at last ue asere Sophonaores t the bag hualdanq otlaeruase kaaoasaa as the Senaor litaaldang, uhach ans not as bead as asc aac been told tt nas t farst lacnseser ue got lost qoantg from class to cl ass a as were told aaot to use tlae center door tl at ss as a Stnaor praxalege Llettaons taas tear ment oll an a cahntr naanner Ulaen the ballots were cotaaated the lolloasang were e erted Bob I ascr presadent Cal Dupont aaad llllll'lI1l Xlasca sharing the honors for nee presadent Sxlxaa Xlellugh secretarx aaad Xlarx Spencer treasurer The Sopho more Hop came at last after naueh plannang Xlost of those who attended couples but there has also 1 stag lane made up naostlx of Iech boss Niusac aaded bs the Niaestro of the lsexhoard Xl DeC aro Niam thanks should go who made the parts a success Now as tame :noses on ue find at as agaan a sunns September dan He are unaors u perclassnaen auth mam pleasant menaoraes of those uso years we left behand Our exer popular Ze Dumont agaan became presadent and was ablx assxsted bs George Suxdam and Don Goudreault aacepresadents Nhrs Lou Cawalaera secretarx and Xiurael Fortaer treasurer 'I he annual unaor Barn Danee canae off an fine stsle Clothes lanes scarecrous and Nlondax s WNlSlllI1g were the tlaeme of decorataon Xlusac was furnashed by oe Cooltes orchestra and entertaannaent ronsasted of x araous aets pre sented bw Nato Xiang Xlaceuca -Xrt Prancella Doras leClere aaad Pete Benoxt and the Sportsmen Our unaor Prom proxed to be a long reanenahered dance mth Presadent Roland Duanont and has partner leadang the grand march It won t be long non tall we can sax Xh ue are Senao Senaor Door came an was pro to those rs aaad ace can use that 54 CILXSS OFFICERS Ronald Dun aont I'rr'sirIrraI Cfeorge Suxchan Dcmald Caoudre ault lzre Pamzdfrzlv 'Xlaralou C axalaera Servelms Nluraelle lortaer Trranma ff . 1 . . 1 I -V Q X ' if X l T ' ' . '. A. '. ' ' ' ' ' v I ter S ' . .' 1 - ' I ca' en aasias ic A 'ec ' -1 ' 1 'L 1' 1.1 .: '.1 1, d . . . a' '1. J ' -.'. 1' '- -1 la 1 1 l'1 . I 1. f ' i '1 ' 1 as . 1 '- ' 1 , ': - , ' 1 1 V' 11' X2 J 1 H ' ' A '1 1 1' 1 ' 1 . ' '1. 1' I' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1' ' . '1 I ' ' 1 a ay or tlae class for . ' - 1,' j. Nineteenrhundre l for -'N - 1 1 1 1, ' ' I . a l. l ' ' .X C . . ' , 1 nd 'e .' ' - li -. . l'. l 1 .1. '. 1' ' 3 I 1 '1 . If ' Q ' - J - 1 1 1 .J ' 11 Q: 1 . 1 Y' 1' , if . A - .. K K K I. 1 , A . A v ' A' 1 ' , . ' , ' '. A ' I. , In ' 'I ' Y P 1 , 1' I1 ,2 K I - f v . I 1 ' ' , , . ' ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ,' . - , ' . ' - f ' 1 4 ' ,Bs .., CLASS OFFICERS Raymond Churchill President Richard Mazrek Gordon Losey Vice-Presidents Geraldine McCarthy Secretary Dorothy Bigda Treasurer SOPHOMORES On November 19, 1948, the doors of the Freshman Building opened to admit a swell gang of kids. We Freshmen were not disappointed. High School was all we expected it to be. We had a class dance especially for us, the Buck Privates of High School. At least two-thirds attended the Freshman Frolic and the boys from Tech met their classmates who hailed from the Freshman Building As time rolled on and November came around, the main topic in the halls was the coming elections. The rallies were held in all their splendor. We didn't know we had politicians in our class, but we found out when the campaign speeches were made Election day came and everyone trooped to the polls: when the ballots were counted it was easy to see who the winners were: Henry Richards, president: john Fortunato vice-president: Gail Molander, secretaryg and Rose Vedera, treasurer All this time the Freshman basketball squad was practicing to make its debut, and the boys put on a good showing. They played a full schedule and won most of their games. Inez White and her fellow cheerleaders were right behind the boys, cheering them to victory. Not to be left out, the girls organized a basketball team under the leadership of co-captains Ellen Red Parmelee and Lois Moulton, followed by a squad of sixteen girls. The girls played bravely, but they lost all their games but one. After leaving the confines of the Freshman Building we, the present sophomores, didn't think it too hard to find our way around the corridors of the Senior Building. That is, after a few days of wrong directions given us by the juniors and Seniors. The end of September and that meant elections again. Posters and signs helped bring the sophomores to the polls. If we thought that we had politicians when we were Freshmen, I don't know what you would call them now. The speeches were great and so was election day because for the first time we used a real voting machine. The' officers elected were: Raymond Churchill, president: Gordon Losey and Richard Mazrek, vice-presidents: Geraldine McCarthy, secretary: and Dorothy Bigda, treasurer. WVe were all happy to hear that Mary Conlon and Marilyn Allaire made the grade as cheerleaders: it's nice to see them on the basketball courts leading us in the cheers. Our handsome Sophomore strutters include joan Frechette, Dolores Gootchie XVor- kowski, and joan Shea, who were chosen as majorettes. Much to our surprise and pleasure we found that we would have another dance, the Sophomore Hop, which was held on january 27. The Gym was decorated to its rafters with crepe paper. We danced to the music of joe Cooke and his band. We might add that a gala time was had by all. Our first two years were fun and we know our next two will be filled with just as many laughs. We look forward to our junior and Senior years, and we will work hard to make our class a credit to Bristol High School. iwyu., -2 I W vs ,A 5 ,Q J fp 2.3 I -K D e f, Y? M s Eg -T. ' II' Q x 25 0 9 ,-R F? 33,5 f C L f . Q 1 5 FRESHMEN CJ C7 ,J FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Seated: joseph Roy, Vice-President, Edward Gaski, Presidentg Robert Armitage, Vice President. Standing: Louise Frechette, Secretary: jack Driscoll, Treasurer. That's us! The Greenies of B. H. S. When we first tame to the Freshman Building we were dazzled and bewildered. The resigned looks we had seen, earlier that fateful day, on the faces of the upperclassmen had done nothing to bolster our morale. But, in spite of it all, we came through our hrst year with fiying colors. To prove this we elected Scratch QI-Ionest Ed?j Gaski to presidency. To help him, we put Bob Armitage and joe Roy in as vice-presidents. To help the helpers, Louise Frechette and jack Driscoll were elected as secretary and as treasurer, respectively. They proved to be very capable of handling our affairs and gave us our first dance, the Freshman Frolic. Ah, the Freshmen Frolic! XVhat memories it brings back. The shy boys from Tech, aided and abetted by Mr. St. Lawrence, actually danced with the girls. This was a definite improvement over grammar school and helped to make the Freshmen Frolic a huge success. Our cheerleaders were so peppy, they even had the clocks stopping to watch. These girls were: Nancy Larsen, Beverly XVhite, Dixie Lee Vaughn, Ann Powers, Pat Onofrio, Shirley Gromoshak, Roselyn Given. Dolly Giovanazzo, and Mary Ann Fiorillo. Nancy Larsen as captain, ably led the girls through their paces. Having mounted the first rung in our ladder we, now garbed as Sophomores, approach the Golden Portals of the Senior Building. lf the next years are as beneficial and as much fun as this one, there is sure to be many a good time during the next three years. 60 :WE 3 ff? 9 H, n C x N N WMV ki' X A J , 11... ll. 1? gi W, mil ' if 94 1 9? 'Q i '.g 11 goin I MQ, 3 .,- '. fl fibre for Fan 9 -411- 5139 'W-L Left to right. standing: Sa vino. Dumont. Bilodeau. Usa- la, Dess, Carpenter. Seated Nlcflarthy. Allaire. Monahan Ghio. YVarfield, Bird. Wi Y 'T' INTERBUILDING STUDENT COUNCIL President-klohn NIOIIIIIIZIII Vice-l'rc-siclents-.Izmet Bird, Fred Chio Secretairy-'Ireatsurer-Sliirley .Xllaire The wheel of which the three other councils are the spokes is the lnterbuilding Student Council. This group is comprised of representatives from each ol' the other student councils who meet six times zi year to lormulztte the school policy and act upon any problems which concern ull of the buildings. Back row: Broshkevitch, Dess Frzmcellzt. Restzi, Morgan, Du mont, Schmelder, Bilodeau Monson, Hines. 'I'hird row: Scott, Przasnyski, Jackson johnson. Second row: Boi Monahan, Gamache, Cum lieri, Cusito, Roy, Pallaclino Allztire. Phelan, Samson, Bucv ko. Seated: Corcoran, XVinin ger, Xfilcox, Usala, Carpen ter, Lasnier, Appell, Mcfiar thy. SENIOR BUILDING STUDENT COUNCIL President-Hugo Usala Vice-President-jack Carpenter Secretary-Nancy IVilcox XVhat are the problems for discussion? .Xny number of items such as student behaviour, lunch room facilities. supervision of student activities, or selection of a class ring. If you want action on any suggestions for the improvement of the school, you should get in touch with this group. FRESHMAN STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, left to right: XVarfield, San- taniello, Carlson, Bird, Parlow, Spinelli. Miller. Standing, left to right: Papa, Czigne. Hayt, Alexan- der, Larkin, Hintl. Kalinaski, Gar- rett, Young. Ric h, Nlzilrek, Solomon. Any suggestions to make? XVell, if you have. just get in touch with a member of the Freshmen Student Council. Among its activities are running the school store and formulating school policies. TECHNICAL STUDENT COUNCIL President Domenick Savino Secretary Fredrick Ghio 1 The Tech Student Council - better known as the Tech Cabinet , does just about what the other student councils do. Along with super- vising the school store and fixing Tech policies, it is the spokesnmn for the all-male element in Bristol High School. 65 JK NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President-Richard Prlasynski Vice-President-lidward Sindak Secretary-Elaine Fredette Treasurer-Florence laqielski . 1 A tap on your shoulder, you turn around, to learn that you have been elected to membership in the National Honor Society. In order to become a members of this organization, you IIll1St excel in character, leader- ship, scholarship, and service. The two outstanding events of the club are the informal initiation in january, and the formal initiation in May. Among other club activities are the Student Aid Program and the welcom- ing party for new-comers to Bristol High School. 66 Editorsin-chief Senior Building Editor 'Iechnital Building Editor Business Manager Feature Editor Club and Fashion Editor Photographs' Editor Assistant Photography Editor Boys' Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Circulation Manager 1- 64HORIZ0NS june Palladino Nancy Phelan Louis Bilodeau jean Broderick Ethel Barrett n l h Carlson Charles Monson james Levins Barbara Breen Richard Morris Extra, Extra, get your copy now . Yes, this is the group which edits the school paper. I e journalists of tomorrow are responsible for writing up all social functions of the sehool and publishing Horizons eight times a VCZIIL 67 FOOTLIGHTERS CLUB President , . Nancy Samson Vice-President Dale johnson Secretary Ann McMahon .Xssistant Secretary Dorothy Penikas Treasurer 1-Qlizaheth Nolan Lights! Action! Quiet, ezferybor!y . 'Iihe curtain goes up on this year's play, XVhat a Life , a comedy in three acts. based on the life of Henry Aldrich. It took many weeks of rehearsals under the keen eye of the director, Mr. Enslin. to turn out such a successful production. All work and no play is no fun so the Footlighters joined the social register by sponsoring a supper for all its actors and actresses. T0 LEDRN Sf-PVf 0 FRENCH CLUB President Nan .-Xppell Vice- President Nancy Samson Secretary jeannine Fortier Treasurer Murielle Fortier Oui, Oui . The setting is Paris, very appropriate for the meetings of the French Club. lt's the time when the members meet to learn the customs, songs, and danees of France. Along about Christmas, the French Club, in its lighter moments, is one of the sponsors of the Christmas party. HLA TERTULIA ESPANOLAH President Dale Johnson Vice-President Peter Roseen Secretary Helene Armento Treasurer Carole Riggs ,,, Habea id en espanol S S lhen perhips sou are a member of the Spanish Club If sou should happen to ittend one of the club meetings xou miffht be entertuned mth a lecture in Spanish Spanish dincing or Un Spinish songs lhe tlub is one of the sponsors of the annuil Christm is parts and in the spring the club helps sponsor the Saint Patrick s Day Dance 70 GERMAN CLUB President XVilliam Schmelder Vice-President Robert Gillette Secretary Nancy Steele Treasurer Anthony Caltiano Ach! Time for the members of the German club to meet. Kommen Sie herein! and brush up on your German games, songs. and customs. Besides, the club helps sponsor the annual Christmas party and the Saint l'atrick's Day Dante, Click . the picture is taken, and then to the dark room for developing. They say. Learn by doing . and that is just what Camera Club members do, During their meetings. they experiment in developing. enlarging. and printing pictures. In lighter moments. the Camera Club members take part in the annual Christmas Party and other sotial activities, 71 CAMERA CLUB President Charles Monson Vice-President Donald Klim Secretary jean Nlanca Treasurer Lois Bassett INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS President Robert Kreft First Vice-President Nancy Samson Second Vice-President Ruth YVarfie1d Secretary Marge Holtman Treasurer Ruth Strecker Any student taking a social studies course is eligible for membership in the Inter national Relations Club. If you are interested in knowing more about your world neigh bors, this is the club to learn it in. At their social gatherings such as the Christmas partv and picnic, the members have a chance to make new friends and have a good time. 'A shade lighter , more life . wield that brush careful1y , and future artists. Besides decorating for dances, the Paint and Palette Club designs and decorates for plays, assemblies, and just about every social function ol the school. At Christmas, the Paint and Palette Club makes tray favors for the hospital. 72 PAINT AND PALETTE President Nancy YVilcox Vice-President Alice Woike Secretary Beverly Marsh Treasurer Olevine Morin 45 Iv- x, R1 I M gp GIRLS' FEDERATION President-Georgia XVininger Vice-President- Shirley Allaire Secretary-Gwen Robinson Treasurer-Inez XVhite Calling All Girls! Come one. tome all, to the annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, sponsored by the Girls' Federation. If you haven't already caught your man, now is the time, and then in late spring you can take that man to the Tennis Club Formal. another project of the Girls' Federation. For tommunitv service, the tlub donates both its time and money to community campaigns. President-Marie Rov Vite-President-Aludv XVliitt' Secretary--loan Daniels Treasurer-Xlarvlou Cavalieri INL RSES CLL B Calling all future nursesf Yes. this is the tlub whitli endeavors to bring to its members the best opportunities in the nursing profession. Yerv often the club secures speakers from hospitals and nursing organizations to answer all questions the members may have. This is a purely professional club. 73 1 Q7 7 I I i GIRLS GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Seated Yalants Napolitano Yltnitiger Htltox Ixenney. Standing: Hella. Dielendik. vvvv' .1 and 1'1 1g ERE is T135 mt, W T 1N AME FRED CK DQLPH W gn QBU a.ndIA F194 :JS C7585 -P P7 COMBINED GLEE CLUBS Posture! Breathing! Tone! Rhythtnf Dicftion! Interpretation! All Right? I.et's go! This years spring concert was as SIICCCSS- ful as always with the glee elubs at the peak of their ability. The great effort and time put into the preparations for this concert and the satisfaction and inspiration gained from participation. cannot be overlooked. The special group. better known as The Clhoris- ters . sang several interesting seleetions, to the delight of the atidienve. 1 use 17,12 Y hushed but in 0 ' ,. a flgpf 'zndttme , ii mei' 1' ea' 4-,Ifijif Where in ig I - ca - IHC! ' X I lf 14-14, BOYS' GLEE CLLITB OFFICERS I Standing: Goudreault. Christopher, Stange, Craver. johnson. Seated: jackson. Morgan. Munn. Ump to cz L TRADITIONAL arm' for Treble Pb,-celgxily 1 l7l'l'o7z,ZZ A0 In this ar S. A. A Q appfllrz choral pr rangement the be t ' AMERICAN Slapitalizsgilngi. Tge rhyghmischkanlugg of-all ofghe old Ame . Arranged by HARg3l:zfgE TUNE 'Kh the use ' onsfderabie ff e' and foflfquam C P'ffy-part BERT w1Lso caller The S ofthe optional eedom and on . .Y0fthe origin I Ygimes ismad , N ' Ong ' rhylhmjc f U glflalll-yin ' 3 has not I eavillabj f Throughvut this LS a dance,so make iii gifrxeirdicated in lliezggiflziion is poggjgllgigghreiained ebuotr meansgo , - rrangemem l 0. Thes I. 0 ances t. SOPRANOFM with the 'ight f00l ii'1IlJygleI:1weffectsireindicatedb PM 'gm should be Et? Jolly means toclaphandsg tithe follow OFFICERS Y -I m 1 glllar notei 'Q- Rnnh.. As well as participating in school activi- ties. The CIhoristers have sung for various serx ice and city clubs as a community project. not to forget the All-State Musical Festival. held at the Bushnell Memorial in Hartford. The Bristol High School Glee Clubs also journeyed to Vest llartlord to attend the annual CI,CI.l.I,. Music Festixal in which Manchester. Meriden, Middletown. Hamclen. Bristol. and XVest Hartford participated. I Ja!! BOYS' GLEE CLUB President-Leonard Morgan s ' ' 1' mhp to my LoJVice-President- ..--s- a '-. 772 first-Pa ul laclcson second-Arthur Graver Sh Secretary-Medie Munn P to my Louy Treasurer-Dale johnson Librarian-Robert Cobb Skip to m HANDS 7 --. i+.,,as :-S- AIIO 1 I1 fs.. i H'-Ei' - e ! Y EF? Y 'V' ' . 1 Y . 771 fPl ad fb - i-. ll Q ,- v t 1 it I ex- 5 'tx- ORCHESTRA Slurlent l,f7'fl'flI7'-Plllllllfl lizirriarlif Harken! Listen to the latniliar strains oi Raclnnaninofl's Concerto being played by the school orchestra. This group has journeyed to the Freshman Building, City Grammar Schools, All- State Festival. and to the C.C.l,L. Music Festival to entertain students with good music. One of the most active sections ol the group is the string ensemble which participates in many extracurricula activities. FRESHMAN ORCHESTRA The strains of sweet music filter through the Freshman Building every Thursday and all the pupils know that the recently organiied orchestra is practicing. This group shows its talent from time to time at the assemblies. Wie hope that when they enter the Senior Building their interest in the orchestra will continue. 'P .1 pa' Stuclent lJlfCClllI'-Rlfllilfil llfl21I1f'SlLl Nlanagc-r-lon Matt .Xssistant Manager-Clarl Banach Librarian-Claire Morris .Xssistant LibrarianAYirgiuia Lee BAND Strike up the music. the bancl has begunn! Lend an ear to your band in the CI.Cl.l.L. Music Festival Band com- posed of 175 pieces, :incl the .Xll-State Baucl in which many Bristol High School bancl members have been chosen to play. ln the spring, our school bancl gave out with their annual concert with senior members rendering solos. LIBRARY CLUB President-Joan Corcoran, Vice-l'resiclent-joan Rushen, Secretary-'l'reasurer-Marylou Cavalieri. Library Club member at your service. Yes. whenever you are at a loss to fincl a certain book in the school library. just ask the help of a member of the Library Club. Besides this serxice. the members stamp books ancl magazines. prepare books for circulation. sort catalogue cards. arrange bulletin boards and showcase clisplass. Seated: Israel. Spencer. Dut ton. Metro, Lcvesque. XYilde XVall. Standing: Tlutk. Dahl gren. Nlagnuson. XVishncski Monson, Burroughs. Santhi- ,C rito, Rushen. Trillo. 1 JUNIOR TORCH STAFF These are the members of the junior Torch Staff. In early fall they came to Room iii and offered their services to the Seniors. These capable students lessened many a burden for the upper-classmen. This is the first time juniors have had the opportunity to help make ready this publica- tion, and at the same time obtain such valuable experience. A tentative Torch staff has been nominated for next year. Good luck, kids! To all the underclassmen who have helped make our yearbook a success, we ex- tend our sincere appreciation. It seems unfair to single out any one person, but to these juniors: jackie Metro, Carmen Levesque, Phyllis Israel, Alohn Burroughs, Bob YVish- neski and Charles Monson: and sophomores: Lucille Lasnier and Nancy Rock, who gave so much of their time, we give our thanks. T fibre for Sports M I UA W a 4 N, S W. L4 I f A-b A m fo :nf 7 f Lilly! ' . I I ,f fl xX I J 0 I I A ,-., ' Zaikin Hx X X ,lf I, x nl! 'f'Jf '5,Q?l w I m M gl F KI M xx :L Y W f ,r UN , , M5 M- 5' 9 1 3 5 Qf .' NH' '3 ,V 'wxlu' X 1, N H ' fi m A . X 'A 1, A A X Left to right-lst rowfliride, Jefko, Hamel, Wiisneski, Kalenbaek, Poole. MeCuteheon, Masei, Seery, Lagasse, Frigault, Therrien, Goodfield, Armitage. 2nd row-Manager Tracy, D1 Tracy. Wilson, Dumont. Rustic, Camaehe, Crandpre, Carpenter, Monahan, Czarnecki, Rousseau, White, Quinlan, Engle, Olson, Manager Lugg. 3rd row-Coach Monahan, Manager Savino, Pikiell, O'Brien, Hemond, Bogasis, Ryan, Carlson, Caski, Benoit, Klema, G. Page, Burns, Al Page, Head Manager Resti, Coach Carter. ln the early Fall days when most of the B. H. S. students trotted home in their cool cottons, our pros- pective football team labored under the weight of heavy padding and strenuous training. But Ol' Father Time and Lady Luck went into a huddle and came up leaving our team with much experience, many injuries, and an invincible desire to win. This was a combination that would not bring us many good tidings. So, even under the capable leadership of co-captain johnny Monahan and jack Carpenter, our team could only stack one win against seven losses. XVith the clock going around, adding more expe- rience to our returning lettermen, B. H. S. has high Q3 s .an ann., f l .. 5:1 IICXI SCHSOII. FOOTBALL hopes of putting a winning team on the gridiron Bristol Opposition Plainville 6 28 New Britain 2 45 Middletown 7 25 Hamden 6 32 Meriden ig ig Torrington . o 24 YVest Hartford 7 13 Manchester 13 9 K.. 5 ,. 5 .P ,QI If x .4 'v ' :gag Q, xg-it-J 3, 1 ,.. -3- ' 'G Q' ' FQ' Q3 4 'if f' :Q ,,f-jf-ijsgg 4-5 X B ,. 'Q N :K o.1'4 6.34 .A ' 6 , 1 ' 524 ,jr 4 'Fai if - , l.eft to right-lst row-Dutton. Michaud, Conrad, Schissler, Hines, R. Richards, H. Richards, Krampitz. Peterson, Lena. 2nd row-Clowa. Spordutti, Sgro, Ricco, Judd, Morris, Laser, Luba, O'Connell, Mercieri. Zanhke. 3rd row-Coach Caswel, Manager Lahriola, Peterson, Bonola, Choquette, Henni. Fortier, Ledous. Churchill, Angers, Fitzgerald, Manager Ozirsky. Absent when picture was taken-Co-Captains Hines and Dunn, Micucci. SOCCER If you saw a crowd of students lingering around the athletic field after two o'clock, you would soon find out that they were the newly-won admirers of the soccer team. Ably led by co-captains Dick Hines and Bucky Dunn and sporting a greatly-improved aggregation as compared with last year's team, they chalked up 5 wins and 1 tie against 6 losses. With Father Time helping us along, B. H. S. should have a better soccer team next year. Opposition Bristol Opposition Bristol West Hartford 7 2 0 2 VVHICTIOWII . 6 4 3 2 Meriden . o 1 1 4 Thomaston , 4 2 3 3 Manchester o 2 2 o Litchfield 3 1 o 2 1 l Ja 11 0, X 1 . A .P 'ff . ,N ,!l, .,:' .1 -,Q i 'rn . 'fb .1- .xx 6 Aw . ul ' rf er- gl ,,,,, 5.09 vii' 3'! GT Ji in , -A Seated: Beloin, Suydam Woolley, lrwin, Broshkevitch LaMothe, Gaydosh, Fitzgerald Standing: Coach Gustafson Manager Spadjinski, Hall Roberge, Peters, Roseen, jabs Ingham, Manager Mills. Co-Captains Norman LaMothe and john Broshevitch have led the swimming team through an average season. This year we had the largest squad in history with thirty boys out for berths on the first team. In time, with the squad as large as it is, a good team could fall into the hands of Bristol High and maybe it could take a C.C.l.L. championship and even advance farther. Who knows? Regular swimmers are Norman LaMothe, john Broshevitch, Robert Irwin, Ray Beloin, jon Hall, Allan Peters, Allen Woolley, Emil Roberge, Harry Fitzgerald, George Suydam, and Robert Dumond. Letterman Eddy Veilleaux was sidelined this year because of surgical treatment. Back and forth across the net the tennis balls fly. Holding the rackets are the members of the Tennis Team. There are no veterans this year, but give them time and we are sure they will prove themselvs. The team had twelve matches, played with West Hartford, Meriden, Manchester, Middletown, Hamden, Torrington, and New Britain. First row: DiRosarri, Bur- roughs, jabs. Second row: Coach Foster, Sergio, Fries, Kreft, Lens. ' S4 . 5 1 1 app ff fb ff K , . K 1 I yi If? 3 ,X J ff 'Z ...aif -x I L' I ee' Cf-9-l :nl 4 U?- h ZLL ,. 41, . , Yi Hzfwl' 533.1 wk. 4 e wS1 ? M ',.f ,vpfunfk E, fy' ,f fi, V 995' fha , i--, it X A 'Q Q 1 QQ Y 'i.FQ-ilfx? 'wi' 'L..3f95t Y 243.55 ' ' I' -wks gf! A fi 7 IH -if .af , A - Ji, f, f 1-ggi .YV TH Ali? Qin' - if F' .I . -f 1' . V- X QW E'- ' ,A ' A ?'is'QAf' f 5- ,f ' 'Ffa' ' 1 ' wi:-iff: . f ' 3 Q 1 L-L. 'Q Q' ' ' ' I , I, Q -L.. . .LA -.. 5 I V z fl ' - 'N in P fff 'ff' an ww X 945- L sw ,,,,. V ,5- W. , wiv 2 , J 'rl ta 7 'M vw W - . P 1 '44 9' ' 1, f s R2 ,ei ,,gf s.aw -,.,1'vg - j'jM':,: -41--1 1 ff J k .Q ' 2 ' lat! if 5 y V355 , Q 1 A ' 'gi X AA , if Je 1 A J , .g,,kSx ...x Q, pg 3 x 'A --.W Standing. left to right: Coach Carter. Captain Gaski, L'Heu- reux, Lahnke, Fortier, Peters, Basile, D'.-Xmato, Gibb, Man- ager Peterson. Kneeling, left to right: Bonolo, Armitage. Levesque. Olson, Driscoll, Losev. The Freshman Basketball 19.19-IQBU season was a successful one. A good deal of the credit should go to Captain Scratch Gaski and their expert Coach Frank Scotty Carter for their victories, Checking the time, the clock shows indications that Coach Monahan will get some good prospects for his next vear's basketball squad. Because the Freshman Basketball team seems to be more important each year, the girls who make up the cheerleaders are doing their part to aid the team in winning victories. Thev attend all the basketball games and their very attractive uniforms, as well as their snappv cheers. catch the eye of all the spectators. Left to right: Fiorillo. Powers. Vaughn, Gromoshak. Giovin- azzo. XX'hite. Onofrio. Y7 CHEERLEADERS The click of the clock and our cheerleaders run out on cue. Their B-R-I-S-T-O-L fills the last sixty sec- onds witli spirit and enthusiasm. Captain Shirley Allaire has drilled her girls in many cheers and led them in many fine new ones. Our maroon and white squad will always be re- membered leading the school song. the closing picture at every game which never fails to renew our school spirit. Left to right: Masterbone, McHugh, Robinson, Breen. Captain S. Allaire, Phelan, M. Allaire, Broderick, Aylett, Conlon. MAJ ORETTES Left-right-left-right- The majorettes led by Captain Ronnie Cusito strut in time with the Bristol High School Band. Ronnie has acquired a new hat while all the girls are sporting new white boots. The crowd looks forward to seeing their sparkling smiles and hatons flashing through the air in a different routine each week. YVe can be proud of our major- ettes. Kneeling: Baron, Donnelly, il. Palladino Cagnon Standing Norkomski Carer -X Palladino, Morin, Frechette, Captain Cusito DXprile Letsinger Nlarcelle Shea Gustafson. GIRLS' SPURTS As the clock ticks ou. the seasons roll bv. In the field ol girls' sports. first comes soccer in the fall. The girls lrom each class lorm their own team. ln the winter season. the girls can go out lor basketball. swimming. or volleyball. Of the three, volleyball is the most popular though swimming is rapidly coming up. As spring rolls around. so does softball. Again as in the other sports. earh class has its own team. As many girls are really tomboys at heart and love to bat a ball around. this is a favorite recreation. Also in the spring and fall there are arthery and tennis. There is an archery tournament and if enough girls go out lor it a tennis tournament. If a girl manages to get two-hundred and fifty points in her four years. she is eligible for her li. Ifat-li sport in which she participates two-thirds of the time is worth twenty-live points. In a tournament as you might have in basketball, volleyball, and softball. each time a team wins. everyone on the team is given five points. The storekeepers. referees. and umpires are each given ten points every time they are on the job. Among the Seniors are quite a few who will get their 15's this year. If a team wins a tournament. or in swimming, a meet. the members reeeive their numerals. The Seniors. while they didnt win everything, showed their good sportsmanship by going out and having a team for every sport. 7' mrs , P .If F-I 44: IP' ,n 4 ,. -sf' .qi-ul .- 1 -. I , .Q fp M-jeu' N , A15-f-- ' if-9... ,. 'alt ' A .gan : '- , - 3 7' vc 42. 'inffil ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION xl 4 Ntllx' Xltliraw. 'II7I'llX1l7!'7,' Hugo Ikalzt. l'1e'wrIn1I.' lunc Palladino, Swnwlf1rx.' Lucian lforticr. Vitr- l'1m1rirr11. 94 The Athletic Association ofa lice is always a scene ol' activity. 'lihe staff, who has charge of planning and handling our games. also does a very fine job of distributing athletic awards and sweaters to team members. This association has done a great deal for the stu- dent body by handling our sports events expertly and efficiently. -Qi WW-N' -U' U f l 1 ,ff I- ll. 7 A 'ii Wh. 5 tlh 3,1 r x. 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