Bristol High School - Torch Yearbook (Bristol, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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Ever a time for y5rf1fJ . . . rzfill jar! a beginning . . . rather for- mal ilifcipline . . . lex! perfonal inlerert in iniliifiilaal piipilr . . . Latin a college requirement . . . pzzpilf limited in clooice of .fab- jectr. TYPING .e A ' BIOLOGY l A Sonja Johnson X, Kathleen Frasier - Kenneth Greenwood ,I vw HISTORY Carolyn Mitchell - Earl Lo-under rr ,,irr I LATIN Ted Duuy N 5 uv xf OFCCD lest P hillips Kan SPEECH WOODWORKING - - Lanny Granger - Robert Kelly Bm Lasewlcz - Betsy Laga 114, it I 5 N E. gn-fai ART Dick Munger - Par Burns PHYSICS Ernest Simms - Mary Hyland R AR.Eaoo - if 'V Variety of mbjectf . . . more freedom I0 zcork 072 irzdczfirfzzczl project! . . . found advice from gllfdclllfi? coznzfelorf . . . prepar- atory lminirzg for Z'OCdfi077.f in mimic. czrt. ufoodzcforking , . . . ,5.,9.T. 'l J' ' H113 - - ' WS'-V 1T.?.i,ff',:,J,l-.gli .i - KH 'V ' :: Wi -NTT ' ' 1 3, . ' . . Q ' vrlirl Jn W Q N Q VN, N. N fm 'N. N. NA N4 fb N: fb 1-. 'W- Nl. 3. 'Y tr- fb L-. Fx E DC W5 2 Nh he cu 'effczra , 1' ' A HOME ECONOMICS H' Marilyn Robotham - john Hofifnagle MUSIC THEORY jerry Greger - Mary Ann Carpenter 0 ANNUAL PUBLICATION of BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL Bristol, Connecticut orc Qx . wax .H M x Q , mx lf, I . , ,X f f MR. REICHE TO MR KARL A. REICHE Q.-4 Uvbo has been superintendent of the Bristol Public Schools for forty-two years 117170 has seen the population of the public schools grow from about three thousand to over six thousand bo has seen the one or two room schoolhouses of l9l3 develop into the consolidated schools of to- day Zio witnessed the making of Bristol High Schools lirst football team in 1915 bo attended the first separate high school gradu- ation in l9l4 lm has always been interested and active in com- munity life as well as in school life Uvlvo has kept abreast of the times in guiding the Bristol public school system Who during his many years of service has been a true friend to pupils and parents alike To him, we, the class of l955. proudly dedicate our yearbook. wp, ll' ll' U scroll at testimonial dinner. Miss Pirog and Mr. Reiche The will of God lm 166671 4 clau- fmzte from om' mid!! and called ber t0 lver eternal rezmnlf' T DORRINE DUTKIEXVICZ Oct. 29, l936 - Jan. 16,1954 A blonde, blue-eyed girl Wfho enjoyed playing soeeerg A roller skating fan XVho delighted in friends and fun. A lass who worked and played To the fullest exrenrg A girl whose fun will now be found ln life unknown to us. 8 gran He needf no monument whore nnnze KERRY NORTON june 24,1937 - May 51,1953 A freckle-faced boy, still half 21 Child, Who left us in his sophomore year, A typical little younger brother Who suffered a great deal. A forward looking blond haired hutch, A blue-eyed artist-swimmer A boy with prospects for the future Wfhich will he fulfilled in the Hereafter and Jong and deedr grnven in our henrzf. 9 fue in dx Teague g fi f ,- J lafngk-sw A ,vx-:V F ,, , ' ,V ,AX T-f-M .c,'?'f5' 1 e--,Xiu - T 5 f. 1 Z , xx cj f' ,f ,fel I. :ini Community their Jf.f677Zbfj. Harteif King and Queen. ,W . ,KK . Lelil 679, Bzg Aff Biology flair. FOREWORD In honor of the retirement of our Superintendent of Schools, it is only fitting that the class of 1955 dedicate this, our Torch, to the untiring efforts of Mr. Karl A. Reiche. Between these covers we have tried to highlight the changes and advances which have been effected in our school system during the last forty years. and to contrast present day school life with that of the first class to receive diplomas from Mr. Reiche. We hope you will enjoy our efforts. We should like to acknowledge the aid of Mr. Brown of the T. O'Toole and Sons. Inc.. our printers. Mr. Rubens of the XY'hitney Studios, and Ted Dully of our own class in helping us to compile this years Torch. Second lznztb. 5c,,Iy0,.j. Mmpdiqnmg. t c 4if? 1 1- 11. . , -L 'WA ,I lf- X . W g..'!-'E-wsaxf H I A gf Anolber Robin Hood! Girl! Glee Club. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION I3 I New students FIM year' SENIGRS 2I CLUBS 71 SPORTS S5 Sadie Hau'Ei12J dance. Our cheerleaden! Loif, Pam, Sonja, and Harriet Y H 1 u-.u , as G X... 1 . if 1 vqnuraw f, 'X I ff ff are M:,,,,, ,,, . ' , , -AA-za, aa f 4 I. fwiw , SENIOR TORCH STAFF Left to right, first row: Desjardins, Crowley, Horchler, Os- trom, Carpenter, Hotchkiss, Blashke, King, Tracy. Second row: Mitchell, Pittman, Johnson, Corvo, Winters, McCabe, Graham, Landry, Marcotte, Arle, Monteleone, Scarritt. I Third row: Hyland, Raymond, Zissopoulos, Tardiff, Sand- strom, Follandri, Cote, Rode, Granger, Jacobson. . '! 'fl 7 JV' Q l jf , ,iff KJJN, EDITORIAL STAFF I 0 A ,TORCH SPONSORS -Lf, . v - XJ Left to right, first row: Foley, Day, Kane, Foster. Left t 'righjfr Pulsifer, Mis. Miles, lNIr,.f'II'f'rQglIi,lQLis If Second row: Winters, Dully, Quinn, Boucher, Loiarro, Ger1gIdsen,,iMi5dLarge. fi, A A I 1 ,i O'Keefe. 3 ,J Q, T' il ,X aj -if ,fx fd A T ff'-1-P if i ff 0.3 i't'X,'.ll l1.P,,rf :- , ti , - N Q-, QA.-il' JUNIOR TORCH STDAEIEX , T S L, Q! Qu ,jd 'Left to right, first row: Quinlan, Sidlik, Bekstrom, Broth- Bishop,ilI9har'leuf, Bucchieri, Balgself qklfsrlw S3x5Qi5-'.lF3'I1Ei?1'. well, Teller, Walden, Smith, Sjogren, Dunn, Valis. O'Brien, Kendall, Knight, Us 'di ,Moi xv ixJ'f,1x3.f Second row: Cohen, Dabkowski, Anderson, Ellis, Levins, Fourth row: Mannarino, Laruell Harq,,'iCt5fne'gslii,I'Efaton, Gaski, Chiasson, Bruneau, Carucci, Malvezzi, Mihalyalt. Joseph, J, Gustafson, P. Gustafsoh, Gi'17aTJ5tDed0la, Katz- Third row: Droheim, Brandt, Page, Milton, Guzowski, marczykhlankowski. N lc 4? G VW I! uf gg I ., ,Ait- g 'J MR. MAoNt'soN .- -V 9-H - I953 V , I f, I I T'if?5Q3, 4' 3' MR. COTTLE 1905 - 19-I5 MR. PERRY 1955 - ADMINISTRATION Bristol High School fortunate . . . for over forty years one superintendent and only three principals . . . same high standards kept . . . worked for sarne I goals . . . growth of school . . . one building in 1914 . . . two buildings in 1922 . . . three in 1959 . . . new building or buildings needed in very near fu- rI,1 ture. If I ig. . Q ,V Q V23 ,, . ' W. 4 'f 7, X f fy 1 ,,' I2 .J Chf 1 ,I ,L, 1 I' , 1, I fy 'rl 7 , izfhgfv iff? f if X Pr- I Q ' ' . ' 4 9 ' gl ,L I A. in . ., ,El 5 . , Q. - f x if 1 .2 V '- 1 A V 4-www- Q 5 4? . ,.... --- !g fi J QI 1-'I' ,, V' 'ii ,Il Q!! ,411 Ill ui: I f , M nn: lll all J. ' I jp u x 1 U I .A .-u.4f -- dy Ill HQ ua if I ,-.. , 4.4. 32 4 , 'S'-, u M I ff.- ' X! Y.. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 192 1 Kp FRESHMAN HIGH SCHOOL 1890 TECHNICAL HIGH- SCHOOL 1939 MR. PERRY We shall remember the class of 1955 as one of the largest graduat- ing classes in several years and also as one of the most cooperative. We shall also remember your class as the iirst to hold an outdoor gradu- ation. In your senior year an effort was made to challenge the rapid learners in your ranks by offering several advanced subjects. You seized upon them with zeal. In the fields of music, dramatics, athletics, and journalism you gave freely of your talents. We hope that your many experiences at B.H.S. have made you better men and women and that they will bring you suc- cess and happiness in the years that lie ahead. - George R. Perry MR. MARSH You are nearing the end of a journey and I trust that it leaves with you a thought that is big and strong: that the great hope of our society rests in individual character. They can conquer who believe they can. Society is built on confidence and trust. I earnestly hope that these principles will be your guide in the future. Sincere congratula- tions to each member of this grad- uating class. -Charles C. Marsh MR. ROSEEN Working with your class has been a pleasant and rewarding exper- ience. Best wishes for continued success! - Earl C. Roseen 'I5 in N 'A 7 aes' BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Mr. Linendoll, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Barrett, Mr. Magnuson - Assistant Secretary, Mr. Reiche - Secretary, Mr. Barnes, Mr, Coratola, Mrs. Wells. BOARD OF EDUCATION The unfailing concern for the welfare of the students in Bristol is among the many praiseworthy comments we would naturally reserve for the members of our Board of Education. The plan of the Board throughout their years of service has always been to guide and advise us in our undertakings. We, the staff, speak for all the students in expressing our appreciation to Mr. Reiche and the Board members for all that they have done for us. MR. MAGNU SON Assistant Superintendent Best wishes that members of the class of 1955 may have most happy and successful fu- tures and that our most valuable concept of , American freedom to achieve may be passed along to the classes of following years. It has been fun to know so many of you and I have every confidence that you can in the future do your share and more. - Carl A. Magnuson ,Jw i. OFFICE MESSENGERS Left to right, first row: Dedola. Martinelli Gaski, Bruno, Carruci. Second row: Pittman. Humphrey. Hein, Corvo. , Third row: Vvimers, Dube, Miller, Smghf V Desjardins. si, ' Il .lk fr' J T 4 - ., 'zlv Y - C L .r ,...' ,X BOARD OF EDUCATION SECRETARIES Left to right: Miss McMahon, Mrs, Bailey, Miss Komoroski, Mrs. Col- burn, Miss Gagnon, Miss Pirog, Miss Mike. iisnlrlfiilllg BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES Left to right: Miss Leahy, Mrs Ableski, Mrs. Benjamin, Mrs.'Pe-ter son, Miss Grimley, Miss Onofrio Miss McCarthy, Miss Pinkerton. . f-1,274 A JJ.'-3 qg-Q5 ' 'J as 4 RECEPTIONISTS Left to right: Kane, Mitchell, Walden, Tracy, Roberts. if ,Z ? ,,w4f'1w swf! , 17552 fl 7' . .ff fw 2'1 f ff 4 14 f -5 Y -5 1'W6'7 ' 1 flgvxiy, ' i . 1 -,,cj,:1 I 3 - 1 1. ,. ,, , .. 9 MA, F A ' S.-.Kr . Rmb -Q. ff M ff! f f.. . , 4,,,, 1 7.2 X' gf .43 OUR LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Left to right: Miss Fradette, Miss Donahue, Mr. Nestico, Miss Jen- nings, Mr. Reardon, Miss Brennan. . L , L. tjf'-0 vlfzffk , . ,fp ' , .. .4 j ZXRA4 ? x . ' , ' 4 ' '- - ..,f 1, f' L -, 7, ff. , fl, .. D'-,J QD -qjfkbd MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Foster, Miss Bach- man, Mr. Casey, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Barrett, Mr. Fava, Mr. C001-ie, Mr. Busby. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Left to right: Miss Crockett, Mr. Googins, Miss Heffernan, Miss Ben- ham, Mr. Marcoux, Mr. Lawley, Mrs. Larson, Mr. Lehmert, Mr. Pinney Miss Spinelli. y TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Habel, Mr. Bloom, Mr. Lyons, Mr. Smith, Mr. Savage, Mr. Busby, Mr. Gustafson. Absent when picture was taken: Mr. Caswell. TEACHERS V v K S . . fr- 1 . -, ,- -Q4 I f , ,,V', fe- 1 RUSINES EPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Roche, Mrs. Good- win, Mrs. johnson, Miss Reid, Mr Doyle, Miss Lucas, Miss Miles, Mrs. Brazis, Mr. Bowen, Mr. Colby, Mr. Feick. MU.2:Q', AM-ff!! ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Left to right, first row: Miss Pulsi- fet, Miss Heldman, Miss Whipple, Miss Satta. Second row: Mrs E gleston, Miss - 8 Large, Miss Johnson. Third row: Mr. Robinson, Miss Stack, Mr. Enslin. Fourth row: Mr. Lawley, Miss Spor- telli, Mr. Roy. Fifth row: Mr. Fiske, Miss Donovan, Miss Spinelli. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Dorsey, Mr. Hat- rison, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Hyatt, Mr. Monahan, Mr. Stumpp, Mr. Douglas, Mr. Verre, Mr. Carter, Mr. Thomp- son. ...ih- AG' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMEN MUSIC DEPARTMENT Left ro rrghr Mr Anderson Mrss Lapp Mr Carter Mr Left to right: Miss Hough, Mr. Masailo, Mrs. Simmons 721 1 6,17 .,.4 .'L- I, I l' HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT ART DEPARTMENT Le t rrght Mrs Drscenza Mrss Varl Mrss Whrpple Miss Geruldsen BUILDING CUSTODIANS Lefr ro right: Mr. Landry, Mr, Lambert, Mr. Symonaitis Mrs. Burneika, Mr. Burneika, Mr, Positano, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Marukairis. W 5!VJ1?i'k -il r E.: sr v' . v A, x Q tx -i ass, fiwef.fw.tgi . 'wggeia J X- - Ak S ' x :.- 9 - f .. V. Q .2 ,X S. --N it gs X K my Q, tj: .gb Q 5 Q- X , X - so 'L , A K r Xi.: ,. b ms -b N as gv A ajax. ,F 159' , ' 1 f ,X 9 1- L all Nm If v a.l CLASS OF 1914 Growth of high school . . . shown hy graduates . . . forty years ago about ,fy ga' forty , . . our class numbers ahout three hundred . . . girls still outnumher boys eh f . . . Clothes very different . . . many new Courses . . . many new interests . . . i f ' both then and now seniors have a wonderful time. f 1 I f f fl f, I! WA if' 4 fwfr 12,7 , f , ll! ,f.,' ,,r, L' in v, it Y! . i fr., if If X, V, nf .nf ajax' if fi iff ' Q , VFW LN . wr il SENIORS ia f- f ff Z l. Lawrence Nilson Gerald Greger Patricia Burns Barbara Russell PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Paul Chellberg and B017 Dailey. Vozing Regirter Campaigning for Duke Arampora. Candidater and campaign managerr my v . XSNXX ,QQ -9444. X K SALVATORE ACAMPORA Duke College l A D HM f f d Q, , , uslness sn l li l -l et O 3 O, hef- . V . . Sincere . . . our pringngfcharmingy QC sn husilasgf din cf? mly 'll-l'kd ' ..'. ' likes fgoibalie Pie, m -.Q 2 ' QQ' atdresser Q. . agreeQalZQle peg- Athletic Associagori 1, 2, 4g q bngllty . . . lncere an epen - BliblllgFbl7,3,434 ' ,, ,, Biieliillll 21 TraEOl?t3C iff-Legders' l fhleflc A550 lation 13 33 Girls Corps 3, 4, President 4gJ5tudent 'Q Council l, 2. 3,- -l. President 4 l Federation 1, 3, 4, School Store l. Class President 2, SQ - P' i' g it . . , X , e ,fo W1 1 Mr N fb, mfifiius AWE ' ' , V ollege V Bus' s. R., 1 oo s ot to ll, but S s al ays eppy full K , ' ' eno' h to pley us all. ' ,Qi Qunf' . s . . . t .ft . Sprechen C le f . ambi ' Q. . . al- ' ' . utsch? . . .ljmiles will w a r adly f a P d lrrle . . . QQ mak you hap' . s A gay laugh' ,j Athlefigvflssocakfjl, - , 4g th iC AS QBUOD 1, 2, 1 . ,Q - , lee'C ub l, 7, ,, , r tar 4, ir s' ede lon l, 2, 3, ' O- 5 4 S al Grou-p73C3 n Club ri ons , 5 T ch 43 erman 1 '. Z, 3, 41 Intern lona Relations Clhb 2, , 4, n t nal Re- , ' Club 4, Vice-President 43 Tennis lations Club 3 4 ls' Sports X Team 2, 3, fl, Captain 4. 2, 3, 4. 11 552. ' 5-'L'-- Q7 jj ,f , ,l A.. Y ' ' A f -f 'GEORC-if ANCHEB l . . Technical . 4' . Q Kin30fSPQ fS-imlghw Q4 LOUISE ARMSTR , H139 15 l'l6L uf, Z . Q .-. Poptjaf fellow fl'QH'l across the H ei . . Q . mess rivet Q Q Q Efependable Q Q Q som Blushlng lssthe color . Vlff . Q , a fader. ' Charming now Quee . . . 'I Atlilef' AS5Ofl3flOD 1., 2. 3, 4g ffmdll' - - 3 PWS F00 vollyf- ' , Foothill 3, 44 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, ball- Q Captain 3,'4, Student Council 2, Glrls' Federation l, 2, , , Ath- 0 5 41 Vice-President 2, Secretary lcrlc Assoclarlorl 1, 2, . 4, 3 Interbuilding Student Council Sports 2, 3. -l,.lN3IiOH3l Athletic Scholarship Sociell' 5, 4, Class Vice-President 3. f Q WAYNE ANDELIN MQ DoRoTHY AVERY . . D01 College 6: 4 Mink li X 'LBEHHCSS ' ' S'ncer 'n her thoughts and , ,, ' H ' l C I 7 S' x I 5 S.PO?CQffl1:3ri?fQf's' quiet in her ways. MW gl ' ,' ' g M Bubbling personality . . , full of .Q K 1 . UPC' d Q jg, fun . . . a smile for everyone. A 3 effdleatr-Refosfgqgf 46 J olee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' rea. l , , Ghz Athletic ASSOCQZQ eration l, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Asso- CX A l X ,I 3 4 3 . clarion l, 2, 3, 4, Nurses' Club .X ' s 1 ' ZQ Q . l., K , . 3 . 31 .ft if ... ..,- - t, jg 3, rl, C 17 4-..,. lQ.,, . x ll D 'MIQQRSO f , J' General Q 1465 , Qli Q!iQLE9NARD BACHAND Q ' Dillhumo isfonef f the ls st 5, 6 3 ' l ffffiwli Q QTfgfhmfa1 .ie P 5 ss one can vw! r Q - , J' Wh ce IS thy learning! Hath V Q i ery, 4 133 ' H, l ', 31:79 toil o'er books consumed uick e u chtick , . . 1. QQQ , UQ the midnight oil! tall vsith t . . . ne r seen A ,One of our Tech boys - wow, williousxx s I ' - that wavy hair! Athletic' S? iation 1, 2, 3, 4g , Athle9dlAssociation l, 2, 3, 4. Glee Cl , 3- Q A 'ff X- ' ff Q, 1,3 iv if 4 if ' H -I g, 'f . c . xx Ll I .p ,1 ,,' J Jill, yu! ' ' fi i f ,U ! . 1 , l ,, . ' V . 1 g. Business V! 17, DwlNfi3,litRows P l Life trawl? gn, why worry? ' if 4 u Bill! o h f . . . loves good jdkeq .l,. . ardent Red Sox fan . 1. good dancer. t etic Association 1, 2, 4, Ho- izons 1. 4-.A 1 wiv ' . 7 4. .Q3'J'f'5izl. if I W L 4 A512 ccA H0721 O ff - , v as g IO E21 f 49 irls ti lub 2 .v ' ' ,. X H' tl -I, isc l 1 ,- f 4 J if 'I JEANNETTE BIELINSKI Business The more we know her, the more we like her. Pleasing to the eyes . . . nice smile . . . devoted friend . . . gentle . , . reserved . . . just a little bit nicer than nice enough. Athletic Association 1, 3, 4, Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, 43 In- ternational Relations 4. 1' I .f 1' , x N tu ,P 5 V IJ-l JJ . if ERNEST BAYER! ' SSELL DEA 1, Bllfnffijf . K Cgllege RZ!! C1'1C1'8.l ' 'fSlilem:e- and sincerity ilgo hand A 6 S6 and then X l K 1 s in hgndhlf---I is relished best of men. . TQu1her . . . modest . . . swell G00 A 1 g . . . full of fun . .. lsport . . . calm. I liked all . . . a typical French- ' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, if Yuan' Gjfrman Club 2, 3 4, ,aske bal gglhleuc Association 1, 2, 3, 45 . ,J Z, Tr ck 2. 1 rench Club 1. J X l- ik in' fl ll in Dk ' ij N l jx f MM lf lil! Ui' y F JJ 1 Q , ,W . ALEXANDER Bl5EC1Q,i n, h EN 'LAN W, egg Big Al Coigegb ,f nic WU , qfil lt's prudence to be silent uhtil O in is re r ood A- it's time to speak. re. ' , Quiet . . , modest . . . Herculean G! ing o in all pack- , I, 5 build . . . active in sports. ag . . v cldl hair . . . I ' Glee Club 1, Athletic Associa- go d 5 5? of mor- , .. ' f -F tion l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 3, Sch t 4, ' Asso- , , A 4, Football 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4, ciat , 3, 4 nal Hon- ! f Co-Captain 4, German Club 4. Or ocie 4, I x . A I lt. i RICHARD BENOIT Bugle Nose General Calmly I go my way. Likeable fellow . , . keeps to himself . . . agreeable. Athletic Association l. 24 Q A VIOLA BENOIT Vi 1 Business Ca1m,.E1uiet,,yet never still. Petite and pretty . . . a shy grin . . . quiet 'til you get to know her., Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Athletic Associa- tion l, 2, 3, 4. . 5 , , AX? S Q fi ' ie Business L GO eer ' no hindrance ' d life. ' 147 Gggerfu . . . of . . . neat C HB. 8. e Club 1 1 rls Federario 2 3 4 r ' ' R , , 3, L Ge: m Club 2, Pai t and Palette 3g G TOrCh 3, 4, Girls' Sports 4. JOAN BLETHEN Candy General lt is better to wear out than rust out. Always on the go . . . loves art class . . . talkative. Girls' Federation l, 2, 41 Ath- 'Us . . . . fi .ff letic Association l, 2, 3, 41 Paint iifgiff' and Palette 3. .3 I L - ' LAURA BODAMER Bodo Business ' Q Full of fun and fancy free. L Want to hear a joke? . . . loves bs to drive . . . loves to eat. Athletic Association l, 3, -lg Girls' Federation 31 International Rela- tions 33 Glee Club l. l f 1 3 J E,B LEN ' an . 'Business - Ble e 'ho ha e the i frie sf' QAM i . on he gang . never dull mo nt when ,ance around. Glee Club l, 23 Girls' Federa- tion l, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Associa- tion l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 4. f f I ig, 'I 1 usa ss B 3759 TD 1? Kgovely ' ' 1 d gh oknowf' Jig ent sna fbi ,fljjim .. ppy g dresser f . . sw t ile for all. Glee lub lg eric Associa- tion 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. X V A ,qw Mio A -f can Af 3 1 re is no co for, . 'N eauty ' e hap ' ess, x , R erv ch mingfg 'le ry ical. .fondfifswi-I' ming. Q X, Gle u 1, 2' eticfAss 'a- do , , 3 , urses Cl 2, 3, 4, Girls' ederation , 4, Footlighrer 2. ROBERT BOUCHERQ 4-- +14 47.1. ' Ll r . , R'6S AI!Tg4BfQSSI 5-N5 IQ? Q ,. Business Exercise'is 'vVl1!flEp5 onelalivef' -Good sport . . . active ia 'sgqgys . . . c6fope:ative..,:! 3: 'c'1' thletic Association T, , 4, irls'.Eedf tio 1, 2, 3, , , dent Cour'igl'1l-2 Gisls' Sportsiif'-Q, 2, 34, P 'nt anS'Eale 2, 3, f6Lff nal Relatio . x.. '-f' f x f l I ,Bohm Popular with t e boys . . ly? ischief rc ic Qksoc' ion l, 2, 3, 4g Proiectionist 1, 2, 3 gg Ushers' Club 2, 3, 4' hters 4, Torch 4g Hori , Glee Club 1, Z, International Relations 2. -K MAR hat a BRA Girls bil i ,f .- -'Xt Q l5x E C1 WAYNE BRENCKMAN College Great men are not born, a man must make himself great. Quiet in his ways . . . graceful and easy speaker . . . true friend . . . liked by all . . . won ascho- larship to an English school for his senior year. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, latin Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3g School Store 2, 35 Tennis 2, 3, National Honor S0- ciety 3, 4. i Y 'K . A J , , W i 'sl -. it .gaz e .affififr A1521 ' V , , Sf -, 'tri gg ' . . iv cf l tg. FLORENCE BROOKS Brookrie College Actions are like the index of a book, they point out what is the most remarkable in them. Quiet . . . but you never know . . . can usually be seen at the library . , . always around . . . ready to help. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Fed. eration l, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Asso- Ciatiflrl 1, 2, 3, 4, Horizons l, 2, Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4, Torch 4, Girls' Sports 3. , JOYCE BROOKS Bro krie College Life is very short and very un- certain, let us spend it as well as we can. She lives with mirth . . . always ready for a good time . . . nice to know . . . full of pep. Paint and Palette lg Athletic As- sociation 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Fed- eration 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 33 Torch 3, 4. . , '4fm?lif' , ,. ' .,L , ' V A, ' I i '7' .i . . ,g My i I' mt , 3-ras -L3:gf5.ffTii ' -1 i- V '12 Fifmai A 1. 'f:il3+' ' 'H 1 ' ' L 'lfaiifi V A ii' f 1 .rf , Nr ,lf MJXGETJBXJRNEIKA Q v I JOHN BRUNT lark College They believed me quiet 'til I spoke. Enjoys sports . . . nice blush . . . co-operative . . . friendly . . . above all, a good fellow. Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spe- cial Group 3, 4g German Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres- ident 33 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. gk LE ,B A Lee ollege ' e ism ee quent an rds ' ,iw , f f W , ROBERT BURNS! Byreyf , i A Cogfge . Tin'Ii-3 is my be vitrtge. ' Pop lar with, the oys . . . al- wayg-in :Lriiischievous mood . , . easy going., ' Athletic 'Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer '1g International Relations Club 2, Soccer 35 Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. ROBERT BURRILL Bob Technical Good humor is the health ,I ' a ,JAP TRBSIA B 1,945 V Co ge 5 f are few.' , .-H jys 8f W0 ol v 1 i GJ . . . ng pers ality . a ins an argumentf! V v Athletic I Zcylation 1, 2, 3 '4, Ticket Sel 1, 2, , 4' ls' F dera 1, ,2, , 41 i ' S s , 2, 3, Hg tin -' 2, 3, , Secretary 2, N tio Honor So iety 3, 4, Treasu 45 Class Secretary 4. ark h r . . ui and eli e of the Soul , QL Cheerful . . . devil-may-care . . . G1 1 , . hi - - - but with serious interest in the 00661, 2 1 ' Mft? S Egan Ground Observer Corps. x, 1 , Q Nui 5' Club , Q Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, irls' orts t , 2, 3, 4, Spanish Band 1- lub 4 . ' J ij 4 . if . f tw' Ji lf f X I ' u ,. JANE BUNN CAR SKI 1 Alidgef College z 'e Y I usliness quiet girl with a pleasant H F lei' MINS ll Hlilflclll 'ii 'V personality. her ny fri ds. 'X v lReserved . . . dependable . . . CO-OP I . 7 frien ll. . sincere, alway 'fl the X. U 'A TJ l Gait' Federation i, 2, 5, Ath- Athi if mio 23 1? 4, 1 letic Association l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' F ration 11 2, 5' 43 'R Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 3, 41 Orch ii, -' rt ' I .1 R I Jani I , Business A ROI-l L 'lThe more wegqnow her, 'F 6 Q usi ' the more we? loy her. tv J . . ar dn X 'Always ready fod good times . . . neveifai duyioment . . . swell SH-ll: ' lg Glee Club lg Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, International Relations Club 3. 'gf wr y CV . . . ving od rt., C , tlcAsiaon1 3 o 7 4 M 'lf MARY ANN CARPENTER Marey College A dwarf on a dead giants shoul- der sees more than the live giants eyesight availed to explore. Tiny . . . perky . , . glittering personality . . . bubbles over with charm. Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, Ll, Ex- ecutive Board lg Athletic Asso- ciation l, 2, 3, -ig Girls' Sports 1, 2, 5, -ig Paint and Palette 2, 3, President 43 Spanish Club 2, 5, 43 Vice-President 5, Torch 5, 4 P l A I - ju f ti' i ' 5: U . his V fl l ' X f' Q i '. . ' J ..., .gall t vs . . Q -I l - A i If 7 165 f I . ,ill .MARYAN CARTER, , C0059 , -' Cffllesst- yi-LAURA cHAsE Happiness is speechlessf' f LL,,,,d College Ample supply of energy . . . gay spirits . , , N'6'l'S3Ill6i.i, . ready smile. -' Athlctic,Associatioa l, 2, 5, 4, Glee Club lg Girls' Federation l, 5, 4: Band 2, 5, 4, International Relations Club 3, Paint and Pala SITC 51 Prolectionist lg Camera Club l. 5, 4, Girls' Sports l, 2, 3. 4. She's shy, but has a twinkle in her eye. Dancing brown eyes , . . quiet voice and manner . . . a true friend. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. 4g Girls' Federation 5, flg Nurses' Club 2, 3, -l. ' RITA CHARBONNEAU R-eg Business lt's a friendly heart that has many friends, Always busy . . . full of fun . . . neat dresser . , . friendly to all, Athletic Association l, 2, 5, llg Girls' Federation l, 2, 5, Execu- tive Board 4, International Rela- tions 5, French Club l, Z, 3, 4. it ca.: bf 'SMU' , 1 PAUL Cl-IELLBERG R v ' ly, ROBERT CASEY clttib , College f cg Cliff College A good laugh is sunshine' il it Like a knight in glittering in a house, E armor' E,UfQl75efH5mOd at Strictly a ladies' man . . . football wif' 'S 51 ee hero K. . blond hai: and blue Twinklin' eyes , . . ready smile eyes. ' ' S S L' - t - iflfsffflifwle iw with fam- Atltletlt Association l, 2, 5, All A 'CZ' 55me55- Footbafl l, 2, 3. 41 Basketball ll ' 4 Glee Club l. 2. 3. 4, Librarian National Athletic Scholarship So- 41 Ski Club Z, 4, Spanish Club CICQ' 3, 43 Camera Club l, 2, , X 5. Treasurer Aig Athletic Aszticia- Vice-President 11 Glee Club l, X , tion l. 2. 5, 4, Special Grt! p 2, 2, 3, -l, lfibrarian l, Treasurer 2, l tffc 7! Biology Club 2, 5, Special Group i ' ' ' f 2 71 'I F fx! y . t 4 . AF f l f A, R- T fi Z 1 C W5 I by ,7 ff Y ,J A M, ,f ' RIC R CUAN , CERNIGI-LA l Bevel V Technical , ,EN N TH, l- I , C-I H Life is not so short, but there ' 'L . Cf I ffm ki X 'J C is time for courtesy. u r ry f , - X , ' ' the fo jk, Great on the baseball diamond ,-1 , ,' , ' , Y V 'L' Good y matgrival n ' 4 . . , ready toalejld ill hellilng, hand , . , , has a fricn ly ello or every J i never gives! .J . tall in stature. One' V I L 1 Qlttiliiiirgisiogiiiponi' 42, 5' 4 Athletic Association l, 2, 5, di V I V ' f ' X' J ' National Athletic Scholarship So- ' E T -, , ' i -I clety 3, 4, Baseball 2, 5, 4. ,M ' t, l ',,fA fi ' tl at tl t - 1 A! ,- Ir A V . C Hb C PA, , f K ET COLE t H Business V , lj 11 Technical nd tg C Pot gray' Dv L t, e can be both serious t , ut Sy' - - 'q,-td., 1 an merr . lways s i ng . . . enthusiastic f ,J J ice pets U now full Zbougg ork . alw YS HPPY . ' Umor nd it m D I tgoiolgl na. ' , I I .Ji ,,V,, I 17' I, , L l'Cd. .lfllg F'a 0'1 Z 44 ' Athletic S tlatltsti 1, 2, 5, 4, its 1-6 .?tf S A 2 '3' ei ' QL Q x Cross Cou Ify lg Baseball 5, 4g 32 t Us P , ' C ' Zi 'E y Swimming 4. l t s 1 1 . 3 t 1 4 lee C l WALLACE CONDON Bud Business Diligence is the mother of good fortune. Quiet . . . pleasant . . . deter! mined. Athletic Association 2, 5, 4g Glee Club 3. sq-fy RAYMOND CONTR ASTANO -.eff -if' -1 1 fx IN'1zflvy College A laugh a day keeps the doctor away. Silent . . . good natured . , . honest . . . tidy appearance. Athletic Association 3, 4g Spanish Club 5, 4. -L-IxARXRllET CORVXOYQ A ...Ge e caiifgef , ,LA KJ She lrasxa look of iniikence 'Gig . 'V ' tif N D 'xiii' x, . it tx lc -.L 4-5 Mikgfgf Hui Rui' Fd' L Business Patien is th s of success, ppr i ti 1 , ndly . vir MT, lwfyi, 2, ' irls' , 1 In- nati el tions 3 Paint a d ett 3, Foo li ters 3, C . , 'A cia' 'rs' ed i , b 3 1 N fl-llutCtfrfschief is afoot! Friendlyi.-xvbrrfappy dgesser . . . ni? ser1.?E'of humor., . .' always re yi for acjplke, Athletic Eisoeiafion 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation l, 2, 5, 4g Glee Club l, 2, 5, 45 Paint and Palette 2, 5, 4, Torch 5, 4, French Club 4. 'i Doifixiwy College ' iAT1skveetxte1'rQered1 maid. ALLAN CROSSMAN Technical Success is not a destyinationg it is a process. Quiet but a deep thinker . . . good listener . . . good sense of humor . . . nice to have around. Athletic Association 4. DOROTHY CROWLEY Pd py ,V ,Tl school spirited .-.T exgteifsiife eyesvgdx. many- friends. .Mhiedciiagkweiafioki ix-2? 3, 4, Gifisqsfioffs 1, QJS, 4, Girls' Qgfelrhtion 1,.2,l'-3, 4g Horizons Ni, 2, 5, gator-inchief AQG1ee ciuti L, pl gag, sgmoi' StoreXL, 3,'f3.g Latin lub 2g-' ebatinlg Club lg Torch! Student Cv5uricil 4, In'ts53iLrldinKXStucler1t Council 4. 11 cARoL cox Coxie Business With lovely brown eyes and curly brown hair, she's in a class beyond compare. Blushes easily . . . neat trim clothes, with a figure to match . . , happy and carefree, gay. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Sports 1, 2, 5. '59-'S-H l M7 3,120 I 1 . 1' 4- o iRT DAILEY ,ikll Z B0 -4 I I ge . 1 G oh narur a ula U A T and na'tured ' Qs Nona ' 1 V enera 21 . to I QQ 1 D . . irr ist st Ability. ' AIC if ia . D ble . truwaorthy - ' thi: ic Asso ' n , 2, 3, 45 fri L! ' tball , 4 rack , 43 Glee t ic so 1 t 1 2 5 ' Club 1' 7' 1' X Sideflf 1' li ' S- O 1 ' y 3' 4: Sijsetary Sp ial Group 2, , Toi h 4 E en L' ter- Ti' U e I 'rl 2- 5' 4' eba' nationa Relati A 5 git Coullkhflfle-P56534 I :S - . 1 c a 1 Spanish Club 4, Clas re dent 4 lug lnterbuilding Studen Coun- Fil cil 4, President 4. 15 1 sl 4-at JUDITH DANIS jlllfl' Business ilwhb' gentlemen prefer blondes. Carefree spirit '. . . so frank in all that's said . . . usually seen driving a convertible , . . petite, Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation l, 2, 5, 4. GRETA ANN'-'DASPAQ' s ' Collage 4 V ,Q Charm strikes the sjglitfbutl ' merig wins the sQu1. ' Tqinkling bluefeyes . . . neat and well grzorried never'a dullitime w en G,reta's anund. ,Athletic Assoc' tion 1, 2: 3, 45 Girls' Federatitii l, 2, 3, 4, Qlee Club l, 2, 31 4, Librarian 2. 4, Latin Crista, 4, French'Club-3 4,-Ski iC'ilub 314, Paint and Pal? ettej2', 31 Tprch 4g'iNurses' Club 3, Natiohal Horror Sociery'3, 4, Girls' Sports lt, 2, 4, Camera Club 5 -Q Q V' c NU' ,L M. . ,,,., ,i Q is . - TERESA DOUGNECK Terry Business In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. A good student and a consci- entious worker . . . wonderful sense of humor . , . gets things done fast . . . prefers to listen . . . nice to have around. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, 4, ln- ternational Relations 3, 4, Arch- ery Club 3, 4, Glee Club l. L Q' R s F Ncis is - - W e-,f if DORIS DOUGLAS h X , FMU 0110. Dot Business - , . X 1 -1 they Of I Always talking, full of fun, she ' l R1 he lem Qt I brings joy to everyone. I ' 1 K mimi' F515 H 1 'UFS - - - Aquiet and friendly person whose g 1 ' 6, HW hll OFC 4 - - I Hill presence is felt by her deeds . . . ' At ti A i- l, 2, 3 , industrious worker . . . full of Clug l, 2, 5, 41 S ial fun . , . energetic. A GFOUWP 31 1--if'Qf13l Af ' Ch0- Athletic Association Z, 3, 4gGir1s' l If-VSMPKVS ld F- all fn C1115 Federation 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports -3 Ura I Club 3- 4, CUQYFUY 2, 3, 4, International Relations 3, -41 Cross ntry 3, 41 Swimming 4. 3,-l3Tr li3.-l, ', if + 4 ., Q4 ,lL'NEX'g ,PARDKILNSV ,U il -N leuelfy ' bf 'Aj' ,QA S Yifexflfor albfba frosvrifbxlor I 1 shes always p and b , 'I aff , THoM 'L , Mos abI,elL?giptiSlii-ixf'-'Y rkled D' WMM' ne i wir lv'ftality . 1 . an oh, yilihat ' . 3 - ' If mile! i A I y silence s fo, , Athletl-Qui? Claim 3, 4g onscientious-. . . well ed... L' Athjfgriq Cajngll gf' CL unass in . . . active in current leri F hola hip Sofia y 2,1 1 affair . as an even temper ' Ch d 3, 4, gipfgin 5 and isposition . . . a capa- Gle ' , 2, 'lf Jirls' Fe - ble Sf Cm- 'i 69171311 l- W sa?-E?5CUIiVC,,B5Q'l1il Athletic Association l, 2, 4. L X X X'-B -. 3: - man ,Hr 'tra lg Y French c ub 2. 14, rch 3, 4, 4 L , J ,. 9 N lx Student Council 4, Int building i fkf V' Student Council 4, Secretary 4, V ' , XX , ,5 'A j - X , ss , . au CHARLOIIE DI 'NE 3 f i i li Lf Cbarlze Business , 'fl' ' M Pop arg' is spice of ly! if' WILLIA 'DQYLE :ii cie 'u and cap b tu- Bm ff f C ll . m ways read t X ri stories of myooiixzrci . if 5 lv d' ' 'd- p ,' AU mishaps. ' ai ..epen e...co-J , , A, X q 0156, C A at Work and ntlerested Jn sleience hcaion . . pai- rat er .stu ylt an anyt ing ese ' Athletic Jciation l, 2, 3, 4, ' ' 'f.3'W'YS T5 Off' lgompany ' ' ' Secretary 41 Girls' Federation l, Con' es 'n 'SV Fm er' I 2, 57 42 paint and palette 2, 3, Athletic Association 4, German f , ' , Treasurer 3, French Club 2, 3, 4, Club 3-1496166 ClUl31,2, 5,4 I if fl President 4, National Honor So- 1 bex , ciety 3, 4. . X f P-S-, , JOSEPH DOMINICE joe General Success awaits those who try. Industrious individual . . . easy to get along with . . , friendly and sincere . . . never in a hurry, but gets things done. Athletic Associatio . lg Track 4, Cross Country ,4g occ1,.42 J 1 If .1 fl 1 J flff- Jw 3 IIV. , 'kc sw Q af tl DIANE DUBE D- Business Shes little, but she's wise. Whiz in stenographic studies... much devil in her . . . liked by everyone . . . a big tease . . . red- haired and freckle-faced. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4. f f UNT' 1 gil ' Fl ' NA ' . 'ig-ral ' P - eg e- ne ami the 3 .gli sea. Li 't , own ir a a cute s le 'f . . to stantlyt hattering . .,.iJr1nderst n ' g d depend- ble . , sin ere KA At eric Association 1, 3, 43 Gi ls' Federation 1, 3, 43 Glee Club 13 French Club 1, 3. N 4 . u.. , ff' ' , T 1 , lL 3, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee brarian 13 Girls' Sports 2, . 3 tflrvfx ' I' ROGE 'T ai e 3 may ' College 3' E' f 1 ' 7 'cliie urksglll those , Z A. rogu ey .' ' 1 . . '- ! J ap -g -lucky . . a big smile V- ff for get one . . . st a tease... j ' X full of fun. M Athletic A Zyti K1, 2, 3, 4g ' , Soccer 2, , , Ckgnrain 4g Basket- eg' Z , ball 4. '.f .' llif l X Q' rt , X' X f . 'X B B DUFF V Barb IDCSS- K I Cl h n e talked3 did ELEAN D M 1 he talk! E f ess A ays e dy for go joke... o, 0 little, to' y less, h ppy- -lucky , . . ischievous is idea piness. Q t' inkle in her eyes '. . quiet un- Carefree . l mgt ever. diS,p til you know her . . . lover of tu,-be her A ' loves gdod' U sports. - . . - ex , , , Ath ssociation 1, 3 Nr Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Gi edel-ation 1, 2, Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Nurses' Club 23 Special Group 4. ek THEoDoRE DULLY Ted College He looks at the world through his camera. His camera is his trademark... his flashbulbs his guiding light . . . B. H. Sfs greatest dramatic orator . never a dull moment. Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 2, 4, President 33 Ath- letic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Torch 3, 43 Horizons 3, 4, Photographic Editor 3, 43 International Rela- tions 23 Debating Club 1. CHAR s DUMON -f l ' YW Charlie? , x usiness -.. . -1 . Wfat s ri ht wlgfih the world is 13 it git with me. , J 'y , lliasyfgofng . . . reserved . . . 3 blond . sincere. ,xl w Athletic Associatio' 3, 43 International ReIatM3, 43 Ho- rizons 2, 3, 43 Torch 3, 43 Spe- cial Group 2, 3,T4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Degating Club 13 Foot- lighters 23, ghers' Club 4. ' r .l . f ,gf ,' of 4,-, M L JV 1.1 'X JACQUELINE otkffis 4, I 1' jar-he I Buykless 0 The power that hath made her ' fair, hath made herkoodf' Beautiful curly lsairl, . . twinkle ' i in her eyes . . .1 nice Beiisohality . . . . neat clothes .,,. . a cute French drawl. ' X Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3. 4, E'x- ecutive Board 3: French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Class Sec- retary 1, 33 Cheerleader 1, 1 ' ' , , BARBARA ECKSTROM Barbr College It's nice to be natural if you're naturally nice. Short . . . blonde . . sincere... pleasant personality. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 43 In- ternational Relations Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Nurses' Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Bi- ology Club 3, Treasurer 3. K' NHAUER V ' General Y r r u es are Q, ffl S, l i . . dark . . easy going. Athletic Associ tion l, Z, 3, 43 Glee Club l, 23 Trathc Squad 1. ,, i M wx Mm-. L. l sz- .Tj . I iw! ,, H- 1 ' xD l X 2123 I egg A-. ii :lil ROGER ELLIOTT ll fJiIEj' College A grain of gaiety seasons everything. Shi'-fP dresser . . . neither tall nor short . , . blond, Athletic Association 1, 2, 33 Band 2, 3, 4, ak ROBERT ESCHNER Bob Technical To live long, it is necessary to live slowly. Easy going . . . oh! that smile and wavy hair , . considerate and conscious of others. Athletic Association 1, 4. 3 E' 0 'er ,v4 '.:'lT.f 5.i 'X if Nc- lu ays glad to s way. Short . liked t letic Asyiiation , 2, 3, 4. gl E I SHIRLEY FAFARD I-al Business True to her work, her word, and her friends. Sincere . . , friendly. . . consci- entious. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, French Club Z, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, D, '4- ISE . LAN Lou iness I ty i v rue often ou . gi ing . . , l ant manner . . s a 1 ime. Gl , lub l, ls' Federation l, 2, 3, 4, Orch t a lg Athletic As- sociation l, 2, 4. W ff M! I GEORGE FLEURY ' ' g k- College M My heart is whole, my fancy free, go way, little troubles, don't bother me. Happy-go-lucky , . . pleasant per- sonality . . . likeable fellow. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. - 5 i - GW f ARLINE FOLLANDRI Business lt's a friendly heart that has many friends. Capable and willing . . . very enjoyable companion. Horizons l, 2, 3, 4, Feature Edi- tor 4, Glee Club l, Z, 3, 41 Torch 3, 4, Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4. JGAI ER J? I , , fldll' P1 oy ufllznte 4 f r mie G s ost - LOIS FO College s n colors flowers, so does art color life. C e . , . ims like a fish , , A ' ' y inclined. Gi Federation l, 3, 4, Ath- leti ssociation l, 3, 4, Horizons l, 3, Footlighters 3, 4, Torch 4, Debating Club lg Girls' Sports 3, 4. AX-I L 1 . ., cl FCA, si . 'i,: 1 my gl ss s 'ain! , , Ayelitfms 'aL l, ,i'7' , 4, G s' Pede ion l, , 34 4, Glee Club if , ,, 4 wr' 2. Vice-kgczident -fi C fjgcial Gpou 3, 4,46 ionl la- tiO l ' ti luli, A Ch Clt5,Mice-Pres' g Paint aid Palette 3, 4, orc 3, 4, As- sistant Editor-in-Chief 4, Class Treasurer 3, National Honor So- ciety 4. fl if FRAN J Pol ' e ral y fc! rie Wil 0 . L Pleasi g nf' 't reaclyy! ' . , tQ .7 L Ath etic Asso D v y ' ', , . Glee Cl , , g Special 2 3 Q K ' ' KTHLEEN FRASIER ' J College Be u attra ts gracious- ,- - nes 'sd 'ns.' CEQA... i dy. capa- Qs ble. Y fm Athle' soc' tion l, 2, 3, 4, Glee , 53, 4, Girls' Fed- eration , 3, 4, Nurses' Club 1, 2, 3, International Relations 3. 32 CAROL FREGEAU Aan College Smiles and laughter are the best essentials for many friends. Quiet . . . easy to get along with . . . sincere and a lot of fun. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4g French Club 2, 3g International Relations 3, Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4. 'C 4 ' if s f v i', , . J 3 . IL ER B sirfq MA G' ' n or su ces h ed. wa s n a hu ry . . . er ubl rsSorts12 tops ering . . . depe ble 4 tic iatio , 3 43 rls' ra on . , 3, 43 Glee , -g Gi l' , , 3, f WV-B f s IV 'iffiffift N7 1089?-IfMGlO ' joe C6 ege He doesn't like study, it weakens his eyes. Engaging . . always clown- ing...,ntoknow...a1rls galore. ' Athleti Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball lg Student Council 1. V, V if V, , .. MARioN FREIER JY' VERA GMIAW K i Zazu Pitt Business is Bffginegg .-She smiles and all shadows K 'Sh Skvifh no yfithere lies , Lf. CliS21PPC2f-H ersati in her eyes. A if V Sllief - - - PICHSHHE .ariieriice-to- . ,Ia aysllaughing . . ' 5 'now . . . earnes w . . . , M cheerful disposition. lim yudea lagging, F 3, 49 1 A V, Athletic Association 1, Girls' Fed- . if ' e 'ration 1?l2,4,39fg4, Glee ' ' i eration 1, 2, German Club 2. Clu , 3 4, Nurses' Club 3. .14 X, u en Business M l xi s W ,mm MA ' ' 'W D 'Shmhas a thousa charms to ' Oth 5 to guile with captivate the eart. 'CL and ting Smile, Q ' t disposition . . agreeable . .n toko...a1msto th t 'Associati 2, 4, Girls' d 'on 2, 3, ice persokity , . . easy et al n ithlf . et ' ' irls' lgqgirtion 112, 4. g,X 155 l s smiling . . . ociati , 31 4g t ak HE My A W ,q U B -H I I f e cal awoke one m i g d myself famous HE Y R 0515. Q54 ,,I, 'ca C' on o the s...anas- ' f r ,, D set ml ou s. mem ' 5' dm y fghl B u fuii fl . . , Q '-' resident 4, Bas et a , , , whl 1 ' ' O Fwy Captain 4g Track 2g Baseball 3, .Afh C ASSOC1 OH 2 A i 4, Soccer lg Football 3, 4, Tech- X X nical Student Council lg Student f- Cabinet 1. 'X l A ' as-Q4 ' it A THOMAS GORSKI ' .A ' TOM College Nothing is rarer than true , ' A if good nature. Quiet . . . conscientious . . . sin- cere. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 TPHCI-2 2, 33 lfootball 2, 31 Basket- ball 4g Tennis 4g Glee Club 4. X ff 11-aw-fyf , S1 ff 'l-I an fm ni ' . f4 ' , X MARIE GREENIER ' pF'ffffLf - Business Dude 97 ,College ' I 5 A grain of gaietynseasons Tall tre! wind. ,Q X ' , evefythmg' Quiet tau . d. Small, petite . . . all-around per- A hi ,' , jf sonality . . . wonderful to know. Ciosgneouriiowlnosl 3, 77? Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 1 74 Sw. FV M ' 435- ,Pac ' Girls' Federation 1, 2. 5, 4g Glee !'M 'mmlflg anagef - gift! ' Club l, 2, Footlighters 23 Girls' ms imager 3' W, H , 'i 5 I Sports 2, 3, National Honor So- rf ' ' ciety 4. t f, . 'A 7' , ' i I 1 fl tt ,K A A i I j J 'fr W I! X ' I 4 if' X J 7 ,Z ,. ANNBGRAHXM q 5 tv a ,f 'S U Collsgfi- . 'X 'S -' V NN G 7 ooo 3 C. - 'EGTl'of cheer aL1d'full of peg K 55 h . I 6 making fri2rrtIx.vgitl'l evety'iep. I I' I L ec mca M , Friendiyi. . .fgpcere Ayunassliiri- ' ' nfl W S born ig? F. .-lvdnflerful frieqcl . . si' I mt 3 ma ' , ' a 'ays his a winning smile! FW?UCl5 aff fl - . - W0 Q . Amn-nf Aslsofiation 1, gs, 414 ff, fefwf-D' goo ' ' X Ti -f Girls' Feiiration l, 2,-5241 Latin U O- U ' , I I Club 53 -j Club 93, 43 qQ.,15' Athletic. Associati n 1, 2, 4, Sports 1, 2, 5, Paint and Palette Swlmmmg Team 4 2, 3, -lg Torch 3, 4. X L l ELLEN GRANGER GERALD EG Iamng Coll e jgng ollege Q Smiles and laughter are the His ' b5 Y n-Qmly f V essentials for mal-ting ' . ' mo ,pong or g f B tiful hair . . . lu yes c t hold. L, P? U5 - Sfl fn Oh, is m face red! . . . al- ff 'E I I f' wgiys a read smile a friendly E-T ir ation , ,, 4, - iihellou . . . h y friencls jeti ocia ' , 2, 3, X, lee ... lover f rts. ff .Club li 7' - pal Pals Athletic Ass ciarion , 2, 5, 4, 2' 31 VSW'1WnL 2 Of Y- Vice-Presicl ei, French Club 2, f ,ay 4?S3H 50 Q' Clb rmmnu.aa4,mwmui2, '-., i . G i 33 ' gb 2- ffffa ' i 3. 4, BasketbaH 1, 5, 4g ciae Ilfl ub D- V' -President 4. R V , i , l 'L i . ' pg? 'bi A ' l. ALAXQ1' ELI G ANo A Qkmr Qlcrztirfflite Bef Business .Smfgvle ,I X' Coll ML ak 5 h , l v Wlfh Free,Vfiom care fam? Ifivjliy if nd ' , If V arenfl alllomeht fs I? A W m uv.. ' I 4 I:rkndlLs,g,A If E amred I A ! P C3 Y c'aS!? ,uoin '1,Lif.'jiZiEdiItlJus at Li'iesifN E' th ssociation , el, . . i ,Al-digs ready for a u ht L' ' s' E eration l, L ,, -1. RAYMOND GREENE Ray General None but himself can be his parallel. Always ready with a joke . . . liked by all . . . one of the hot roddersn of B. H, S. Athletic Association 1, 2, 4. aw: ' f . f fi w of ci is ., crmari ti fin? fa fi ' sw, in H M SONYA GRYGUC Business She smilingly goes her way. Sparkling eyes . . . interesting personality . . . petite and peppy. Athletic Association 1, 29 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4, 33 W 5 ,J ' ll . if JOAN HALL ,. joamzie Businesslgi K ' As merry as the day is long. Mischievous . . . a smile for all . . . Carefree and gay . . . pleas- ing personality, Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. I F BEVERLY I-IAYDEN Prim College I may seem quiet, but when I get going. Such beautiful hair . . . pleasant personality . . . well dressed. Girls' Federation I, 2, 3, 4, Ath- letic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, School Store lg Glee Club I. El .,,,,f f ki ,N I ,Vinh I -. T gf, wfvjvf In w w w It ' , fl' 4 's , ,. 31 LPM... PHYLLLS HALL, - 'ijJ5'6ANd1O15NAELE X yi A .fail Uni- A 1, -' General' W ny I, ,gfyavlit Busgfgsya ,p ' N1 Slggfis frieiily and fuiljbff fun, : E29 i mjsffiixfiyuilkiifgjs' in fi!! Afways. ple nt tffje gryone' ' 'H I 'tinfie for work gjyfapplause at- singbtig . . . .5123 rO,br 5006-H e ant . . . enfhusiaspg F-. . al? Happy-go-Iutky . h I takes S ways rldbdy for aitlaugh, i Aghlixia Assoc'-i-afion I, 3, 4, eGirlsLf'Feklei'a'tion l, 2, 3334, Glee Clubs'-L31 5, 4,ixrifde-Pmgueni stef I Nurses' Ch.1'l3.f2, 3, ciuis 2,3133 4. ,J 'at SE,-K MA,9IjHAMEICollege 'l oo s us, not too gay, he's t in every way. Q iet a rst but I again . . . up-W-. nicecfb know . . blond curly 3 E hai 3. . s t husiast. etic A tion I, 2, 3, 41 tball I , 4, Basketball I, Xl , xg Tra 2 Student Council I. BARBARA HARRISON Barb College Not quiet, nor loud, nor short, not tall, but a pleasant mix- ture of them all. Reserved . . , nice to know , . a true friend. Athletic Association l, 2. 3, 45 Girls' Federation 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. MARIANNE HANNAN Business Silence always offers high awards. Sincere . . . bright red hair . . . quiet . . . friendly. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation I, 2, 4g Or- chestra l. 'Ss S' I f 4 things seriously, esp7f1ally school . . . mischievous. ,- Gfee Club Ig Athletic Associa- 'tion 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 2, it 4, Track 2, 3. WILLIAM HOLDSWORTH Bill College Serious but not too serious, quiet but not too quiet. A mind of science and mathe- matics . . . always ready for a laugh . . . loyal friend . . . am- bitious . . . a likeable and en- joyable person. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, International Relations Club lg Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Vice-Presi- dent 3, 4, Biology Club 23 Glee Club 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4. MALcoLM HOLMAN Mal Business Time is the most valuable thing a man can spend. Allergic to homework . . . cares will kill a cat . . . good-natuted. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, Q' ' . .ll A' ll ix 4 c A 45 ki Q ., 24 f f J JQAN HoR'cHL5it I C xillflili ' QQ ' Business is Ifelieve P could tall: the live- lonj day, anti still have Sflflething more to say. Bullgle of life, vim, and' vigor . G. stylish . . . host of friends. Athletic Association' I, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation If, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2g Torch 4. Ui. f ' BETTY-JEAN HQTCHKISS . BJ. . A x Business Carefree, without wo ries, along the mad of life she Zcurriesf' Vlvafcious . very friendly . . . carefree .ft . happy . . . neat clothes. ,fi f ,Glee Club l, 273 ill Seofetary -lg International Relations Club lg Girls' F-agrarian 1, 2, 3, 4, Ath- letic Associaiion 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, -lg Torch 4. 'f,. MARTHA IRELAND Red T College Always laughingg always gay. A little devil . . . always in mis- chief . I . always having fun. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation 3, 43 Camera Club 3, 45 Girls' Sports 4. Qu -gf MARGARET HUBENY .llargie Business Softly speak and sweetly smile. Quiet . . . easy ,uoinu . . . nice and friendly . . . nice personality, Athletic Association I. 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation I, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET HUMPHREY Peggg Business Happy am Ig from care lm free. Quiet until you get to know her . . . friendly towards all . . . neat dresser. Girls' Federation l, 2. 3, -lg Ath- letic Association I, 2, 3, 4. f ,-'S s J b s if YLAN ,liar J YY: Gillette stately ,gr fa regal air. ovely darl-J y-s . neat anfl attractive ,M . fre X lm worries. sfliede at' l 243, il, Ex- cutive B Athletic Assopia- tion l, 2, , 4, School Str e I, J ice Club wfciub 7 ent Cou , ebating V ub lg Secreta ' 3 Girl ' Sports l, 2, 3, 41 lass Secretary 2, Torch 3, 4. fi 7' . , U' 4g'lf 1xX '4h1if J- 'li , I, . , ' ,Q 'j ,H 'J' ROGER JACQUES Technical I love to work, it fascinates meg I can sit and look at it for hours. Quiet . . . tall . . , dark , . . sleeps during class . . . one of the boys at Tech. Athletic Assoc?ion Z, 3, Foot- ball-LL5' X7 txt fi! ' i, Z ,A ., ls ,- 1 NICHOLAS ,IANAZZO i'N'icl9 College Good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality '. jazz enthusiast . carefree . . mischievous . . . lunlovinlu. Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4. SONJA JOHNSON College Rare compound of friendship, lun,.1nd frolicf' Good natuted . . , vivacious . . fun loving . . . energetic. Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation I, 2, 3, -lg Glee Club I, 2, 3, -lg Librarian I, 2, Special Group 3, -'lg Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Horizons 3, 4, Inter- national Relations Club 4g Foot- liuhtets 4, Torch 3, 4. li. -- . ml 4- ry X, '.::' 1 .::::E-' T ,A -14- -22 ELAINE JACOBSON College Her hair like sunshine, with a heart of gold. Tall , . . neat . . . Swedish as they come . . , nice to know. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 41 Torch 3, 4, Paint and Palette 21 Lunch Room Worker 13 Girls' Sports 3, 4, If l - 1 'Sc f I DANIEL JONES Daring Technical All great men are dead, and l'm not feeling so well myself. Whiz on skates . . . books never bother him. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3.i I 35 i 4 . f ,f . ' f . i V411 i I I X' . p If E W , 4 J- J S ,, ' ' C f 'J' O' ,KEE . ' 'O B -ess , 6, JV jo ,I Business ful ' Enakes If -I ,A ' 5 , ifefs to e fortified by ' . ' any ' ds. in ' . vu 5 y riendshipsf' fy! Hg 5150 ity l Y . nsid. . Attractive . . quietw u til you erate,.,. . loy, Qw 1 iked. if kn r . . . a d vyeenl Giffg' ' M ario 1, 21 , 43 Ath- , W ' Ofizons 19 , ' . efatlon letic jgitio 1, 2, , 45 Girls' ' I ' , 3, 49 AYMCUC l U05 11 29 Sp' ,2. fAA ' Q . 'I lee Club 2' 1 l . I . p , ,M ., 1, ' lbx f f f . 4 I ' C l - DEBORAH J 1.1 if GI? RllD'5lK,127lLEYf4 cw , . B' iiiess lTw '9'v ' ly .1 'li Sl'miSSl1 FL' - ,A ' A . , ,, chberful hea1 f'ma.l2'es itsi Li' ' Q una er thai fri ly. I-Q iowa Sf. .Shmep X Li- L. - 1- . . - I ky t I I, ' yi I' 0 E919 ddiw ' Qu' ' ' ' sm -,fkioodf 'tunegILl'f . . fa 1ivef'f .,. gf:-3.6. rienxj - IM , A loqililalggusfllilue 'e's. f Ulla -1a.a5?'?L3..3Z 1 Asioftion I 5. -44 . fly 'arf t , Girls'. l'Fetleration' 2, 3, 4g Girls' tion 213, 4. , V S I L ,i . 0' A V L, po 3, VA' l' ' 11 fir f it fy I V: 1 t I 4 X .' fy p F, ,L ag, 'rl 1' ' V ww 0 ' - , 1. ,,,,..1 'Q' I if , 5. If' D -211511 ic nuff' t' PETER KAMINSKI B51 r , fmt, V 'Y ,Genital ' ' Pete Technical f f of lk, . A laugh is worth a hundred Hgvnijhdi-LPL ' Y ewgoge H Z A in i groans in any market. limi-in . 1 ui siasiii' . 1 . fr n fy? o ev r ne. Hard worker for any worthy cause . . . well-known at St. An- thony's High . . . can always be counted on. Athletic Asstiqation 1, 2, 3, 4, School Sto Q, 4.6 6 m+.1 '!fw!'l 'l 'i F11-nl ' ' if Y 4 I NOREEN KANE 11 1' Nikki l'C6ll e 9 1 tar 'il'?' 4 19 ' ' 422 ' 1 '.-7 . 1 it -..Z N ii slyalllae 1173! i o her no orc E er 0 , W' I Uh l cap ' ity is p ove Qin all she do . , t 1 ' ' a nd at ctive tluletic sociati 1, 2 4g irls' Fe ration , Z, 5,A'f Hori- z s 2, ebatipgJClub 1, b - lu , ,2, 3, 45 Libr ian Tre unit 4' Special G up , 4,fjGerma Club 2,' 14, lc tary 35. ology Cl 33 1 , 3,415 clifor-in ief 4, dent Co ,Vncil , 4, ational -t Honor Society 3, 4, Sc ol Store , 2, 3, 4. 1 X 1 JOHN KASPUTIS College ki x He'll s ed ' r1y. J Intent d ' lligent . . A nature . . rel e , , . ' to please. , Athletic Zsso' ion 1 -, 3, 43 German l 2, 3, g ice-Presb dent 3, , Nazi Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Presi t 4, Projec- tionist 3, 43 Stud cil 4. gills' ed tio , 2, 5, VI, EX- C ' . Emliad it 4g Athletic As- so i ini , 21315, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 12, gf, 43 Footlighters 3g Inter- national Relations Club 3, 4. ROSE KELLEY . 3 College il S' Easy-5 to talk tq nice.to be with X i and good- to, look at. - Capable . . .qfriendI'y 1 depend- able . . . :rice to ltnoyvs Girls' Federation 591, 2, 3, 45, Ath- letic 'Associait-ron 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter- national,Relat,ions 2, Paint and Palette 22 4g- Library Club 2, 3, Vice-Presisient 3, Nurses' Club 3, 4, Lqtin C ub 41 National Honor Society '31 45 Secretary 4. lb.-it ' ian. Club 3, 4. College loving . . . Glenn Association 1, 2, 3, 4, CAROL SHAW Carol I College he' quiet, des nd assumi I .' Lo L wa yyihair . . very quiet . . studi us . . whiz in algebra. Glee Clu , 2, 3, 45 Special Group 3, 4, French Club 2, 3g Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. lu Q , . Qi- . 5.1 5 . ' j. + 1 1 , !'T-gt aug? V QQK.--'. Hfsnf 54444 ' I ,4 i:':1...', iiiirzgig . b ers' . Iififiai-5-26,1 1-'fe ?gIfi,ZI1'3' : 'i'iZi! f1f :s2'f f'fff1ff'2f . , , ,,.,,,f' .Q g 5, 'liiiifi :Aga fy-:,'.',-:Z f- rr-fgwgsf' akin ffm:-ff-' 'J iiiffq' ,nga if. 1+ fi A ' .. A u fi me i- i if X ' ' Q53 1, x 'B i X ' 1 U 1 P fl-: '-Ng' .aff . 4,-73 I, r fr I. f ' . W- -IEAN .KING ' Jeannie J k 3 College Her every grought in work . an play: ls done in a most artistic way. Capable . . . did a marvelous job as president of' Glee Club , . . cute as the,dfickens . . . het ward- robe brings forth many-compli- ments. f Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, President 43 Special Group 3, 41 French Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Torch 3, -lg Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 2, Paint and Palette 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 4, Vice-President 3, Student Council 4, lnterbuilding 4. il if l ERT KING Z U J T nical I 'ij T'-iet U ior co l ch. y'Eas' ing . ,a li eabl and enibyable f . . . to know him is to li hlim. Athletic Association 2, 4. 'f' N-i .. ttt. if c T 'W .I V drislarrwdl' ri-ISTEIN A vj, - - ykflivll . College f H T 3 -'X woi is mica 'ith Q 'U f - - -- I - L , iscfi ous thin s. ' U10 1' , . heres jo 3. . . al- w ys ha and gayh 1 e Cluafh, 2, 3 Athletic ia , 2, 3, 4 Latin Club ,..f2, kroje onist l, , 4, Ushers' lf ub 2 ,4, German Club 3, 4, . rack , 43 Cross Country 4. .3 JOHN KIRCHSTEIN Kirfie College -' An honest mans the noblest work of God. I.ook'twice, make sure it's john . . . fast runner around the track if ,L considerate . . , future chem- ist? V x Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 2, Track 3, 4, Cross Coun- try 4, German Club 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, Proiectionist 1, 3, 4. .1 f T l' , 4 f J PATRICIA, KQM, NETSKY Pat Q VA, Business beaufiful behavior is the ' finest of the findartsf' Mischievous eyes . . . loves to dance , . . full of life .I yafsin- cere friend. ' ' G1ee'Club l, 2, 3,343 Athletic As- sociation 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Fed- eration l, 2, 3, 4. mf ,T O KOMOROXVSKI 1 M Technical at's e me, A of quiet? Teach night very nice lookin, . . . cat dresser. Athletic Associatio I. U 'Q .io 6 JOAYKORYTKO jmzi Business Always around when there's fun. Beautiful hair . . . great sports- woman . . . friendly and popular. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Federation l, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 3. ' if J V- ' V 4. .5 , l '- WILLJAM KNoPF B111 1 ' t, C X Technical QfNeyer too serious, not too frivolous, raije good fellow. fBlog5l It . . dew cut Q . . likes to 4 l rnalqle bets. HL , tahletic 'Associ ion l, 2, 3, 4, rchestrua 1, 2, Footlighters 2, 3 Band 1, 2. If' ' QTY I . 9 ii! X. I 1 J f 1 'a r' ' BERNICE KRAWIEC G zmny i BusinAsS Little friends mayiprovg w, V great friends. 1 ix f' Eager . . . sincere . . .iamiable '. . . expresses her views . . . iii- 4. . Q . ' dustrious. J x Athletic Assotfiationfl, 12, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 37 N KRYS u ni Business All rl ' I h celisean arc oy ui Capable . 'elpfu 'on- derful frie, . . . frowns . . . keenly alert. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club lg Girls' Federation l, 2, 4g Girls' Sports 2. ,. :eg WI., l i I ' N. 5 CYPRIAN KVEDAR . Cyp College There's a good time gy 3 coming, boys! ' Fun loving . . . sturdy . . , blond, I , wavy hair , . . teachers' night- ' , mare. Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Special Group 2, 3, 4, Athletic Associa- f' tion 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, Y I . 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4, 43' k ,5 V International Relations Club 3. -' If Af, , ' ' 31 I M. lr? , 3. ARTHUR LACOURSE 5' ' Aff Technical ' ' I make the most of all Q that comes. 4 '. .g Carefree . . . happy-go-lucky , . . , skating fan . . . never a worry in the world. X Athletic Association 1, 2, 4. 5 e fi in ui a Q tx 'ff 6 Ulbc L if' .91 ' i it W , F lfjff M3 , IR LaFERTE enrzzb Lf Business VG' ife, struggle, ELIZABETH LAGA Betsy College Whatever is Worth doing at all is worth doing well. Inquiring . . . poised . . . smart, but not stuffy . . . has her own temper ., . . especially cute when she blpshes. Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, 43 Ath- letic Association l, 2, 3. 4g Paint and Palette 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 21 Latin Club 2, 3. 4: Spanish Club 4, lnterriational Relations Club 2, 3, 4, President 4g Library Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 23 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, -ig National Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council -I. ' but ' t a warfare. Sensible . , . cooperative . , , al- ways smiling . . , prepared for any emergency . . . has never made an enemy. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation 1, 2, -ig Inter- national Relations Club 3. 1-. GQ Lt T57 i my' 3 W lfiff E144 Cl JMAUREEN LAING Mo Business Fun to be with, and pleasant in her ways. Nice to know . . . whiz at short- hand . . . always a for every- one. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Ig Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. M I -- ' HILIP IQIVIEQDNI Phil ' l ,X ' enerxl ' to meditate o 5 5. aryyt ing but boo s, , Hot-rod driver . . . n ' r i t his Dodge . . . bla a air . . . very considerate, Athletic Association anislzz Club 2. ' .XI l K ' P K N i 'I I lvl ,L Col e Jil! ' ' smiled day keeps 1'-twfprries away. fl Winni ' rsonalityiy. . tfa New Britain . , . always fun to be with. ix Athletic Association 1, 2,15, Mg Girls' Federation I, 2, 3, Zlscfx- ecutive Board lg Cheerleader lg Latin Club 2g Paint and Palette 2, 3, Torch 3, 43 Spanish Club 4, Glee Club I, 2. . L' i, - I I I URENEvIlANGEVlN .' Rainel L ' A Business Her ,cheerful lau hter sounds ' throughout thischoolf. A real live-wire, .'. . always with Pudgy Pratt . . . fun to know. Athletic Association 1, Z, 3, -ig Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, 4. - I 4 L. 4 x i 'X X n I '84 Q- , ,T 5 .lp f ,I P OSEPHILANOSA -706 College .. ,s . , ,, X n is my best subyectf' A13-sys accompanied by that shy Smile: but when he gets going ' . . sunny disposition . . . true friend. Athletic Association I, 2, 5, 4, EEE LARSON Aim L06 College He does well who does his best. Courteous and capable . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . great camera enthusiast . . . lover of old cars. Athletic Association 1, 2, 5, 4, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer Eg Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Special Group 4. ... . 5 'K , ff iX,AN'lfoBERT J. FE ob V V2 College N Di 4 i more useful n silence. 'I rp dr ser . . . quiet type woman k er . . . earnest work- Athletic As cia -4f'2, 3, 43 French Club 2 7 Zi Q! 15'-f'4 'of CQ, . , 4, 7 '1i'6'EERT LCMIEUX 6 ,- Technical I , A b0'S7 orke-eps his friends L 'gg-y?Jlpl5'ing fair. A 'fl' V I Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4, ' I Cross Country I. Dark hair . . . swell sport . . . likeable and friendly , , . quiet. E EVESQUIL ,wir ICA LN L Qbllege 9 bm Q, XXI or ha s I ,abt wi out ' ov a i ' ' -- 9 ig i-32 a B isto i eric s ci o 3 4' Glee P ,A l d h er, D ' A co ' I gh . . . ' s a Y d cu ...kee ense of . XJ mor X . ,r ggles are heard all. I ' X l ' , so ' n , ' , ub 3, 4. We , ij N - V! -ICZ CATHERINE LOIARRO ' 1 Q fi ge Cathy College t's ma Unknown to many because E - an -moA qw coige-Z, of her quietness. I , DP ,a lf H Quiet in manner . . . pretty eyes ' QfStQ heart . . . writes poetry. -'9 f 3 af if Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 43 bl' evefllfg. S yGirls' Federation 3, 4, Torch 3, A ' sociati 4, Eootlighters 4, Girls' Sports 1, Bask 4f Baseba 2, 3, 4. f EARL LOUNDER Technical He doesn't blush, his face just gets red. Tall and blond . . . sharp dresser . . . nice looking. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4, Technical Student Council 2. QF EDWARD MacDONALD Mac ,Techni I Out in o t e re. One of the regu ar Tech boys . . . spends, ore time out of classes thanfl em . . . mis- chievous. UD Athletic Associ tion I, 2, 5, 4, Soccer Manager 23 Student Coun- cill 7 ,... ,,,,.' rigs 'A - I LEONARD LINBERG Pete College Let me have an audience - I am about to speakf Dependable and efficient . . . can be both quiet and lively . . . good speaker. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Horizons I, 2, 43 Student Coun- cil lg Interbuilding Student Council lg International Rela- tions Club 2, Latin Club 2, Biol- ogy Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4. rv'- 'i ig' I 1 it 1, 'nfl' I i '4 ii. EDWARD MACLOSKY I love the life I live, An asset to the band . . , oh, that homework! . . . how do you like his butch? Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4g Basketball Referee Z, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Glee Club 7 f -, 3, fl. 39 191' v ,psf iafffiiywigf ,N 'Te O d an o e pounds 2 full of fun. Loves to roller skate and hsh . . . mouse , . . clock-watcher. Athletic Association 4. ' 5 'I I -vii Qgi 97514 ess 'Liv' lo ' ' nk a frien . . ischiev- ous . . - parkly yes. cj3 ciati 1, -5 ls' ratio 2 CAROL MANCHESTER ri, ,ff 5 College 'T BAR RA ASON I The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Serious . . . determined . . . cheer- ful . . . obliging . . . very coop- erative. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 45 Span- ish Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Foot- lighters 2, 3, 45 Debating Club 1, Biology Club 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. 3 - xiii, vs . I . V 4 . JOYCE MARCOTTE ' ,. 5 Business , af-Q f In one hand good nature5 in the . ' 45? if otherghand, good sense. It , . . fi A bright smile.. , . the accessory ' ' I p ,Q to ,her beautiful wardrobe . . . 1 -A ' , f ' 'ick t6,,see the bright side . . . I ' V jf' 'gpldpular with everyone, C - Aa11gin'AS50Cim0n 1, 2, 5, 4, . 5 4 ' 5-'Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 45 ' ' ,P , 'rffench Club '1, 2, 3, 45 Cheer- , 1 pe! , leader-'13 Nurses' Club 25 Paint - ,v T and' Palette 35 School Store 45 J ' Office Messenger 45 Torch 4. ff f ' - ' x C.. 192' ELIZABETH MARNALSE Berry College Silence is golden. Good worker . . . quiet . . . sin- cere . . . neat , . . soft spoken. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3. 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Nurses' Club 2, 3, 45 Paint and Palette 3, 45 Latin Club 2. MONA MARKIE Business Cares are mingled with pleasure. Southern drawl . . . beautiful red- gold hair . . . should be a model. Athletic'Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Federation 1,,2, 3, 45 Girls' Sports 35 Torch 0 . I l l P S B by, N - siness e'll play a sm game J ather tha? d G d and V 'f tileffhlete . . . sparkling blu eyes . . . mischiev- ous. Athletic Association'1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 35 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. ,XANGELA MASSARELLI Angie Business A giggle makes the world go round. Talkative . . . gay . . . never quiet . . . always laughing . , . good friend. Athletic Association 2, 45 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4. .W- ,NJ 5 i J , s ri,,Jl5Lf,' N' n- -'W' . ff Atv' W ' ANN McCABE ' Nancy College Irish eyes are smiling. A man hater . . . lots of fun , . . a favorite Irishman. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 45 Ath- letic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Paint and Palette 2, 35 Latin Club 25 Nurses' Club 35 Torch 3, 4. f? . , '1 Club 1' ,1- ' 'Spf . A gters-lfGirls o 1 f' 5,1 As 2 'US s 'x ,Q ,f YMO CCUE ,f Technical H is less at leisure, th en at leisure. A fiend . . .Jie takes things as come, t etic Aso ati 1, 2, 3, 45 aseball 2. 5 A I , CYNTHIA MCCUTCHEON C yn College Her quiet charms have won her many friends. Quiet . . . a friend to all . . . always ready to help. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3 4, Girls' Sports 11 Glee Club 23 Foot- lighters 2. ,f YR S' 4 N 1 . git, j-.Yi ' Q , ., N E ! 5-Liz' f X 4 f is 1 - 3 X' NJA!! fd i L41 dnb L CAROL MII-IALYAK bfi' i A by Th College vi If JOAN MCDONALD IA true friend Qetfie joanie Business VV-mbitio-gsfwoidref fgueet shes merry and she's gay. NX'hat more can we say? Tall . . . sensitive . . . attractive. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3 43 Girls' Federation 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3. IWAXVUELL INICLAUGHLIN Mac General Nothing is rarer than good nature. Always a smile and friendly hello . 1 . nice all round fellow . . . tall . , . he has won many friends at B. H. S. Athletic Association l, Z, 3, 4. 1 -y hair fx . winiziirigimile . . . - thes. 'il f' At etle Assediat1onX1, 2, 3, 4g Girls F ration' 2, 3, 4, Glee! Cl b 5? '- ' - u l, 7, 3, 4,s. ice Presidegit 2, Librarian 3XNurses' ClB,b i , 3, 4, Latin Glu 3, Paintrand Palette 4, Special Group 3, 4, Horizons l. GLORIA MILLER Glzu Business Energy comes in small packa,Qes. ' Talkative . . . happy-go-lucky . . . full of vitality. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 33 Debat- ing Club lg Footlighters 2, Girls' . ANTHONXCMIDDLETON Tony i' 'N College He--knowsygtothing of tomdirow, his busipess is to be,g,rjod and ' ' happy togl,:Ly. l Alviaysi smilingfj .4 . there when neededff. ,' alyyays ready for fun. Athletic association ,igz 3, 4: Student Council lla? Footlfall '4g Golf 1, ,2, 3, 4,4 Cgxeaptam 4, Glee Club 1Lf' 2,5 33174, Special Group 3, 4. X I K uf: if, 'Nvwr 1- t . X, ,F f 1. -av.. 'G r Sports 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4. 'N Q ,QQ s .2 DONALD MCLELLAND lf INARILY jd ER ,N Don College ! mess 'V' Laugh and the world fi H fill V i ef 3 laughs with you. ing persona . . . aways is Very bashful . . . happy nature Wlfh Somglq 4 - -fnevef 31009- . . . never looks blue. ,:?e?Q'lK 1 ' ederation 'l fj Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 41 711 49 il A550Cl3fl9 if French Club 4. 'fl5 Offs 3k UV ' f-tiff-fi' lf!' 2- 1 NR.. X fr A Zigfizeligyily High . f ,H LSizef l rite yo lug e eat ser .mo ' f,4 irl edef G e Club 4' Footligh : 4 a 4 .1 1 bln? jn tt X. . ' v I .4,c .. su . 1 ' I ina b 1 '4. tfic :isis Ulf, 2 4 .332922 1 X' X 1.5 lalllf to . -X X .4175 1 Yll . ATHE 1 E INDE 1 J' M mess ' sing o 'release usx O froms s. PM alore . . . char, in' p sonaliry . . . a good r'end who's load if fun. l At le ic so at' , , 3, 43 Gi s' e 'ti , 2, ,45 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Librari 3 Paint and Palette 3, Footi hters 3. X ELIZABETH MINOR Berry College To have a friend is to be one. Studious . . . math whiz . . . flash- ing blonde hair . . . always trim . . . marvelous seamtress. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, International Rela- tions Club l, 23 French Club 2, 3, Paint and Palette 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. 'T ogy!!-yi I I .1 gl ft, ly il ., ffl . 20 ALT!-IEA lvllsolzllge Y 'VSZII ' A College , ' ruly a lglflyfgacious -f' ,and lsweetf' . . bevtare ofl his blonde .!fX, ld in vo c ' n manner. Gif s' Federation , , 3, 45 Ath- letic Association , 2, 3, 4g Glee Club l, 23 Nurses' Club 2, 3, Girls' Sports 3, Footlighters 3. I ztrb I' l B re, b there, t d h iet ething r e. Iisc ievous es . . . d hu- ored . . . great g' t gab. ssoclati eration l 3 4 er cARo MIT ELL R, Q ll I A, lj l W LFRED MQNTCQ.' lil - V , l A ' -Techtiiqal V ReLlla1f noyvgcmiorlc later. V Beautillull brow' eyes. . Heart- b eaker ., many ,rnoiods as dgys in year. pc ' IJ, l Athletic Association l, 2, 32 45 Football l-, 2f, 3, 4:'Baseball'1,' 2, man ub 2 3 4' International 9 4 Special Group 3 Torch 4 ti ' if i , , 3, QG - 1 Rel ns Club l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, . 1 ' , 45 N ' RT Mix 5 General I Trouble is fun, fun islrq be subiectf' lw in lscfhievous mood . a pr lt ter. At tic Tfssociation l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2. 'rt' W- , li MMI- I. 3,41 Swimming 2, 3. 1 ' Ya' , .F A, 42 V , FJ 'ii MARY LEO OAN MONICO College A A eautiful clothes, fashioned neat f a girl like this is good to meet. Livens up the class roomb. . . an enormous ro e . . . fun to be with .-,, t work- er . . . future jfacher. Athletic sociation 1, 2, 3, 4, Gir ' ederation 1, 2, 3, 4, Lib- r Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-Presi- ent 2, Internacional Relations Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Paint and Palette 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 45 Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader lg National Honor Society 3, 4. C ollege k at first look orld tr er . sincere . . . Pead ac one's con- fida . . . lanist d an at I ti VK A A letic ss c' A n l, , , 43 og Pfijfgusfl 1,-2, 5 gGlee Club 1, , 3, 4, ' ighters 3, 4, Latin ' ernational Relations Clu 3, Deb ting Club I. ?bCORlNNE MORESHEAD Cor Business Friendship is a sheltering tree. Quiet . . . cooperative . . . pleas- ant . . . nice to know. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation 3, 4. XVARREN MORRELL Ken! General Thoughtful men do big things, Quiet . . I, studious . . . coopera- tive . , . friendly . . . pleasant. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 43 Special Group 31 Swimming 2, 3, 43 Manager 3, 4, U 'H fl 2 5- - . v I if V: l - -li L. i S I 'R Y X ,l g R B RT l LI N , 50 Q , ll ge t an mor belo g to lus alo e mu off . , . f 'endlv . . . nice knot c t na O . ta . Iger. Athleti A s l tion , 3, 41 5 r -. 'era l b l, 41 r A t ' A I - , N lEll 3 wget ' U 1 4' af, f ,I , 4 ff' .1 A ,,f'.ff4 ff: jL RLCIQARD lNlLlNGER' A I Diff , 1:1 'K Geneiralmq merry hea goes all the day. Gheerfulr 5, ige sense Jfilmtpor . i . friendly ,. . easy td get along with. V Athletic jks cigtionlflmaf :E If Eofzeball ,ZfS3,,4g Baseball l, 2, 3,41 6-6' 95371, BETTY ANN MYERS .Bet Business Think all you speak. Quiet . . . pleasant to be with . . . nice to know. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation l, 2, 4. GERALDINE NASH fern College Success comes not with wishing, but by hard work bravely done, Dependable . . . sincere . . . sparkling personality. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 41 Nurses' Club 3, 4, President 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3. 4, President l, 2. Treasurer 31 Librarian 41 Spe- cial Group 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Paint and Palette 3, 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4g Stu- dent Council 2. 41 Interbuilding Student Council 4, Orchestra lg Biology Club 23 Footlighters 2. LA NCBNILSO f 5' X '31 ,il L55 5, tx I 'mt 't l 'tk -I 3. 5. WILLIAM O'NElL Bill General Thin'gs'silent are sometimes considered as expressed. - Quiet . .. . likes hunting and skiing . . . nice to know . . , a good friend. ,,f Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4, SHIRLEY ANN OSTROM College Firm and strong she stands by her ideals. Short . . , prim . . . always ready to help. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Special Group -l. French Club 2, 3, -lg Latin Club 2, 3g Paint and Palette 3, -lg Torch 3, -lg School Store l. Wwe- Co ege Hi otto ' ' el or' a d ,lik with ch l e ble erso ' ', u.s9,'elf ' it h' ma , ' ANITA PARADIS ' Se o Q A . fo all ng Business X 635 Ai ig .lit C5 Clic' 4, Her fate is her crowning glory. v BN th C Q un 1 43, Natlgnal Shining hair . , . sparkling eyes 49 . 'L I UC hola, Sf icq, 3, ql , . . pleasing personality. 1 ss P sidenr 1 St rCoun- thletic Association l, 2, 3, rig ' 7 l ice-Presid , 'optba yls' Federation l, 2, 3, 4g v l, - 3, 43 Cp- S px 43 baske rench Club l, 2. W Y b lLS' lubl,-,5,L,7'r - 3 .1 ,er 3 reside 4g Track 2, 3, g lu -JBaseball man- ff lag 3 Cylxe lu 2, 4, Segfetary '2 Z, Vice ident 45 pecial Q G oup 45 1. K. CHARLES NODDIN General Welcome, Stranger. Well-mannered . . . enjoys hunt- ing . , . quiet. ' PR ll' 'H-T' ss. f C' 0J I A U ce. ' aryl at -ffl CB era veg fl I' si i fo iatioryfl, Q4 3f, 4, qtl XJ flu l,l E ARD O' ze ' ollege 'G'rls, equi , m studying. Ag tblu r...Avaluable ager. .well iked. t let' Asso ti n 1, 2, 3 A ic Coun l 3, 43 l lub 1, ,3, ibraria rolec- nist 1 , 2, 3, 4, asketball ma ge 1, 2, 3, , Baseballf man- ig 2, 3g r mana 3, 4, ack 43 s u 4: SPC'- cial Gro 2, ' Eootlighters 2, 3, , Pres' nt 4g Student Council 43 Ho izons 43 Torch 4. P' 79 T in Y'-'f A' ,ll Aff' i F V Anm 'L 1' USJIESS. 4 A tl ietjlid PM-1 make the Q inf-ptgnv ' ' rifylzinatyo ' sured I 1gg,r5,, lg A My i I f 43 , ,fl 1 J we . CN x I All PAT.R,1:gfg2iEbf'sKC -, CQ! 3 VC ege C'DQ for funf f all ute . -. essed 'n the txtgxlas ion . . ' ' r one. A ' - H . Gir eration 1, 2, ' French b 2' Paint dm, 4' I ernat' ea I X : K ' Y wx, '1 - al f It J PAMELA 'Wg '-' .0 Pam ' 6, 1 ' 1 - Y if E, 1 'Ca ' I ' . , . 'es f ' s . . A cre e LEW u 1 7 -i Int r a o 1 Nurses C1 a , p 4' Torc 7' ' i 'lr s A rre to XIX th c 1 n , 7, wi i te H - 1 if , 1, , S Club 4. V V '5' 2 I f ' LL AUI.. I og . Technical V lin' wreck m fBristol - ' a k a mechanic. . ' V ,mfebuiit his I ec XC S S l a ss . ow . jg.,-. on ,irls . . . any- thing u qu t. t ssoiation 1, 3, 4. SANDRA PETERS Sandie Business Her bright darts of wit fall like sparkling raindrops. Full of fun . . . witty . , . a good pal to know . . . fun to be with. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4g Ma- jorettes 3, 4, International Rela- tions Club 2, 3g Paint and Pal- ette Torch 3, 4g Girls' Sports 2, 3, . FRAN K eil, LD El! 5 ' Frankie K Tgclnicalq Dm 'Q X X College He ' ruly great ,great x ., l , s quiet, X- ,dd IPL 1 iw' If 6 fe Y dir! . lan srn.,.e,u .Q ' 'ip' fl- good spottf . . ipaskegbaf en- ' nlu 1- class nx . shy fhusiast, ,X W en git s ' arou . Athletic Associatiodif 2, 3, 4. Fh 6565550 tion 1, , 3, 4- i I rr I qi, I i- A, V fir , ,fHRfINgi? Pk.9NLov5,iQY'i Fiqh IW if Wtagme. 'ittle' evil nd 4, ttle 1 rxigel ,Q . ig tg l s 1 ' cftgandjfnows XJ lf,' of un . until o nowheri A, letic LAssogiati in , 2, 3, 4, Girls' E6 r yion 1,21 3, 43 Girls' Sports 3. Q a . . fi, W1 1 'Q f v ' a X X A Wi n e U k rien a y eac and . At ' ss ' io la -, 41 Gir k e n 1. ., ' 66 Cl bi , - . X' ii . ' a, 7 ,k lat' s 1 ' H' 3 , SP Gf ' X' h I ,fi if THOMAS PETERSON Pele Technical A mind so bright with wit untold, this lad will surely reach his goal. Seemingly quiet . , . reserved - until he stops working. Athletic Association 1, 3, -ig Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, School Store 4. DORIS PELLETIER Business All succeeds with those who are of a cheerful disposition. Quiet and reserved . . . well- dressed . . . full of fun. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 45 Ma' jorettes 3, 4g Lunch Room At- tendant 1. 9 m ' AN I , eneral gl! uiet . a A i hides a ' to c of ra cal' , C' 0 i t, yet full of u . . s- , V ant to know . . fr' y . . . a n good fr' d , is ' AthIet ciation 1, 2, 3, 4 ' Glee b 1, 2, 33 Debating l Clubilg Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 , Treasurer 3, President 43 Inter national Relations Club 1, 2, 3 I -4. I iiizla ERNEST PHILLIPS Ernie College To be happy, be friendly. Boy Scout enthusiast . . . friend- ly . . . tall . . . darl-Q . . . pranks- ter. Athletic Association 1. 2, 5, 43 Camera Club 1, 2, 3, -1, Projec- tionist 1, 2, 3, 43 Rifle Club 43 Soccer Team 2, 53 German Club 7 ,- 'Ui ,if SHIRLEY PILESKI Shir! Business Keeping the golden mean be- tween saying too much and too little. Likes sports . . . full of fun , . . usually seen in a blue coupe. Athletic Association 1, 3, ill Girls' Feyration 1, 2, 3, -1. L ROSALYN PRATT Pudgg Business Natural friendliness, fun and frolic are what girls like her are made of. Sports-minded . . , personality plus . . . eager to learn . . . al- ways around when needed. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. -3: Girls' Federation 1, 2, 5. -1, Ex- ecutive Board 3: Girls' Sports 1, - JJ 7 ffl-I I 2, 5, National Honor Society -l. V . IN Q P A X xx W fl? lifl me -ANNE TTMAl R Jo X f' 5 College , JEAN PRZYYGOEKI Tyyai,!i r thinlti' of others 7 Iilliiness lylnade you th' of her. ' 'hav time n Q' erious s en Wh a good wx ll th e. , I se se fl- or , . . r eshing pang lea A ,A , mic 9, gm U C mPlCII1Cf1 by hff hair ,slice 'now . . sel- e ot 5 Q A Auetic. W I hae' 5 Athleri Association 1 2, 3, 41 A UC Oclaifl -x Girls' arts 2. 5. 41 rch 5, -iz i A r P German Club 2, 5. -iz S cretary 43 grim ' 4' x gi Cheerleader 1: Glee Club 1, Numa Club 3-J X . A French Club 4. .1 fl 1 l 1 , 1 1 jf r. i ollege R Q A er, dit h od A like a 41 f'C1 e. l -4' 'C . , , life of r- ! . . . s studies 7 :vw Associationyll 2. 5, 4 Z e Club lg Swim ng 3, . ERNEST POTZ Ernie Business Silent as the reaches of the night. Capable student . . . modest... thoroughly sincere in his beliefs. Athletic Association 5. 3 y , JOAN Pigvzoociki ' Business And ,fllsfhfitf was her trade. Always smiling . . . always talk- ing . . . nrce personality . . . sel- dom seen without jean, I Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 41 Athletic Association l, 2, 5, -lg Girls' Fed- eration l, 2, 3, ii, Nurses' Club 2, Horizons l, 2, - 1 - 1 I 1 1 PAULINE POULIN Paul Business For the good are always merry. Pleasing personality . . . always ready for fun . , . reliable. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, fig Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4. . V ri ii, I 1 we ,K K . it A i f .1 I. X fsr EY PUSKARZ hr! College K Vpal good and tr A eable fel w it a good se eof hum . Jilssto read . . . crazy abou' , lfrojectionistf ,2, ,fig Rifle Club 4, Preside f, Track 54 Cross Athletic A 31 43 Country -1. 45 I y E N J- Ioe e College Her conversation is like a revolving door. Always talking . . . smile for everyone . . . pleasant personality . . . ambitious. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council lg Horizons 1, 2, 3, Freshman Editor 1, Debating Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Camera Club 1, Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4, Footlighters 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Biology Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3, Special Group 2, 3, 4, International Rela- tions 3, 4, MF'-it -. 'K' fv- 2' 1 'Lf 7 , . ,. F Q ., . K fl .-: . f , .41 fzifig. - 1 , , . VINCENT RADASKIEWICZ Vince Technical People who make no noise are usually the ones to watch. Quiet . . . reserved . . . his major, drafting . . . hobby - coin col- lecting. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. ED AN 5 General o own,I ' bout to enter. r ball hero . . quite a le r I . oves to tease t gi ' . . r takes school erious . .l Fogpall l, 2, 4, Co-Captain 0 asketball 1, 3, 4, Baseball ARNOLD REID Buttom Technical A good sport and a sincere friend. Small . . . swell guy . . . friendly. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3. FU- 'Z' I. 19523 W Wi , c We I ' ff 'f , mf I , ,gf . 'y Be eat t ls sh who e Athletic Assoc ati n , V , 4, irls' Federati 1 2 , 4, Girls' skew' it time 2, 5, 42 Girl , JO CE if ' V Bus' ess 'o Vg o p tis or ' ' Good h o a' . . thusiastic . fu . in . winkle in ,her ey ' - Feder io 4' or - ' - ' ub , T surer ec' , ' , Torc F h . J I . I A . 9 n Kyla 1' f yo o a it' l - g iA l cAss 'ation' 3 gg- Gi l 1,2 i,2, G Cl 2, Sp 2' ll , I' C I 4 I S IS. t- sw- G Sports l, Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, International Relations Club 3. P l .4 Nurses Relations Club MARIE RE BE P la iness qefdge is f lo fun for e ry, e makes it. Winy . . . ull o tn ice to kno Athle n 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' ion 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 3 , 2, 3, 4, At tic Association 1,2, 3,4 , f 1273 . 1' ' 1 WW' i 1 ,Q , .nf , I fl 1 gf 3' 'lf , A Q: Q'- l 3 VIVIAN RICKER Vil' Business Glad that I live am I. Cute . . . fun loving . . . ener- getic . . . pleasing personality . . . always gabbing. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4. ' fJ4lARifETR BI. CH B 'ssl' til 2 tip . !,l A Vfecry eart es zfll the way. All ofhorses...afine ue ian . . . a great person- ality At etic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 41 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4. 6' Jirgl, A ROBERGE College 493' ,. is se:-ff' ' ihorrou' take care of . ry I tomorrow. .,,-, ' . -. 01 ood natured , , . friendly . . . ,gif 5 f.f5.7.'5,' I a mischievous imp. -w av-w ,iftirni-, . . , I AI tif Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, gang, iggggggf- I , French Club 1, 2. 41-,aids ,A t ,sffil-42' I ii.L,.,'e 1, its '4 .21 . 'X a aa, .1 2. I i Q ee ANN MARIE ROBERTS s , T ' Business A fountain of cheerfulnessf' Taflkative with .friends . . . full of fun . . . a pleasing personality. Athlefic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4, ' Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4. ff ':5 ilz 'Mfg P MARCIA ROBERTSON College She is a friend who listens attentively, while you say , nothing. Kind of girl everyone likes . . , sincere . 1 . dependable , . , a friend to all. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4, Paint and Palette 3, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. K c ' gf ' ,iiffw-f,. .? 1 , 'Vih-4 SHIRLEY ROBERTSON 1 Red Business ,M D ' I have a heart with room ' 7 for every joy. Beautiful red hair . . . blue eyes . . . cute . . . friendly and pleas- ant . . . always ready with a sparkling smile for everyone. Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4. I Hn. V. 1? l . V f , .R ,, 'A KW me-efJ,f I RAYANNE ROCK College A i Knowledge ttf know, ability to do, energly to accomplish. Has a slanny smile for 'everyone . .,. accomplishes more than meets the eye . her neat ap- pearance always a great . . . se- rious yet cheerful. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation I, 2, 3, 4, In- ternational' Relations Club 1, School Store 1, Glee Club 1, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 43 Nurses' Club 2, 3, 41 Biology Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 33 Student Council 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. RUTH RODE Business Never idle a moment. Tall, slender . . . intense interest in her work . . . a true friend . , . has a smile for everyone . . . genuine in every Way. Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Girls' Federation I, 2, 3, 4, Footlighters 2, 31 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4, Torch 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 43 Student Council 4. f 'K . X 1 A 'Vx 0 1, N, D s -I .' , KQIOTAN Ro.GERsH jomznig -'q EK, 56336 To kritfw helmjs to 'love her. ,' vff C ought? f Y Ly?-X 2- Generali 'T Blu blontkesh 'r, rson- x ,, ali y us m F C Qgte . . Egzjful ha-fi-Qancl eyes X .NTf,2lSS' -Buicks E derstan ' ' . good danc r. f gore Girls' spftiee CD-152, 3, g Federation 1, 2, 3,-4,5 Athletic Apsociari 1, 2, 3, 4- 3' X QTY' . ,is 'N f , A . 'fff i I Jii i . 'Ds Good naturelia. . i. full . . always slaugiirrg . . . cute. is Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, Girls' Pefleration I, 2, , f Nurses' Club2, 3, 42-Girls' Sports 24 Q s e . 4 5 Hs ' ' ,ifti gy ANTHONY RONZELLO R 0112 College I am merry whenever I hear music. Curly hair . . . Spanish fan . , . always that laugh . . . never f ries. letic Association 1, 2, 3 4' tor 45 Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 4, As- d 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Direc: sistant Manager 3, Basketball 3, Baseball 2, 33 Glee Club 2. ltr M ' I fill : I Q 1 I V I, NANCY ST. JAMES ! ' HENRY RUDZINSKI ' ,f5bqffy t 7 6113115111655 HM E . nv lif , get And mischief was his trade. 1 I ii ' 'gllrevi d tinwfl' ha A great talker . . . plenty of ac- Q if a pyggxucersie. I i V ' Y' i 1 P tion , . . happy go lucky. V 4 , , ' , ., ,, 5 '- Football 7 3 4' Athletic Asso- I l l X dlissoiiiziilijluzlgi 12'-45 . , ' 1 .7 54' , irs e eration , , , 'hpint Gallon l- 3- 5, 4, Foofllehfefs 4- E V v-' , , and Palette 61210 25'LmerrQt1911a1 ii' 'f 1 . Relations ciu 2. , A ,- ' f - , ., S BO ' fl. FLORENCE sr. JEAN .. . ., ness . Flo Coiiege i in P ay, a -1 easing ,, . f Smile l wa S se in the An ounce of cheerfulness is R YB la s e. ' worth a pound of sadness. ,jpe Q ' t ISO al- , . I Out, Nice to know . . . pleasant per- ' St mg .i adf sonality . always ready for 1 . 'A , . ' I 2, 4- a good time. firl tigg r ' 1 O 3 4 -Seas: Athletic Association 1, Z, 3, 45 ' u . 7, ' ternato al lRelations Glllsl Feclelafloll 11-21 3' 43 lll' ' ,,, V .1 Se ' ry 3 4. School ternational Relations Club 1, 33 da 2x 3, 41 Chelerleader 1 Nurses' Club 2, 4, French Club 3. f Ca in 1. 2' 1 I Q S RIC RU , ,, , d Col , Lois SAMAN . ' min t pe many V 4 though that o o - to , Business , 'K -i. grjter gif- The secret of success is ., St an dems 6 self discipline. p er of Uh team .' D' Ck Quiet, but friendly . . . a little Wi I shy . . . pleasant disposition. mc Association 1, 2, 5 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Giee Club 1' 3, 5, 44 Cross Cguni Girls' Federation' 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee ,Q try 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g Track 1, Clvb l? Nlllses Club 2' 3' 43 1' 4 X 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society Palm and Palette 4' ,f 3, 45 Spanish Club 2. 5. ff I J' A if . , - ,f .I .,, - if ffl -if l,.l A , f JOAN sr. DENIS joanie College With a sporting nature ever ready to please. Friendly . . . helpful . . . charm- ing 'and pleasant personality. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 5, 4, In- ternational Relations Club 2, 4, Paint and Palette 2, 5. 4, French Club 41 Girls' Sports 5. 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. BARBARA RUSSELL Barb Business Sugar'n spice'n everything nice are what girls like her are made of. Winning smile . . . always neat . , . cute captain . . . pep and per- sonality. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4g Girls' Federaa tion 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 2, Vice-President 4, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Girls' Athletic Scholarship Society 5, 4, Girls' Sports 5, 4, Class Treasurer Z, 4. br! fu iff my -dRiliJgRN?' Goixi G om' fe Business You'il?fifhd it's worth eveifyl new e ont rth to be young , ,. afhear f l- Fmndlygqpxoitlkard alla-hw Like . . casualk.,,.'f carefree. , Atlrfletlxc Association J, 2, 3, -ig Giflf Federation if 2, 3, -ig School Store lg Torct-i 5, -ig Girls' Sports Z, 3, 43 Into national R lations Club Ei. ' 1 i lf ll i QV 6? BERT SANDSTROM A 0 Business ' Q eerfulness is the oil of life. lriendly . . . good worker . . . dependable friend . . . one of the Forestville' boys. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, School Store 3, 4. FRANK SATTA College Mingle your cares with pleasure now and then. Dark, curly hair , . . good work- er . . . all the world loves a clown. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club lg Football E51 Track 3, 4. -ss: is ,z A 6 -. . X x . '50 ERNEST SCHOENEIELD Technical Small but mighty? Very nice . . . another one of our famous Tech boys . . . ap- pears to be very quiet and re- served. Athletic Association l, 2, 3g Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4g School Store 4. A 1 A 5 f --- JUDITH , QlYUR , ' - a ludy 'X 53.353 -.g File-ie i' ' She hasvllriends kecaulsishe BETTY SAUCIER U Q 2 is One., N, , QL. Sboffi BUSif16SS Give he appearance of being ' Sweetness and sincerity i 2105 LCSQFVCJ Until YOU . first of 3114 her , y . very friendly to ' Petite and sweet . . . energetic all She meets X' ' ' vfllirlked bv . . . dark eyes that sparkle. 3 ' I gt' U V I , Athletic Association l 2 3 4' Alhletlc Assoclalim 1' 2i?' . , Girls' Federation 1' ZE3' Z' l i FCllteibaI?m3 14 Treasurer 1 53 Glee 'Club ilgi Liibfarian g ' Girls' Sggfts lg Horizons lg La - Q V in Club g German Cl b 2,l5. . 'fi 'f I 6 - 5 SW DAV c TT ' af- JOHN SAVAGE Tech Ka l Technical ittle c re a , despair. iThev.?e5 Oli abmarlare of D9 al, da n handsl e . . . use v.it outt e o serving power. .compemwe-Speedboat - h I A flash of red hair . . . a good friend . . . a good fellow. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4. , JOAN SCARRITT i J. C. , General L'She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Tall and terrific . , . stunning Italian-Boy Cut . , . typical wom- an driver. ' -Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 44 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club l, 2g Paint and Palette 2, 5g Ski Club 2, 5,,, 4, Secretary 3g Torch 4. i ' 2 is , t , ii pf, f,r..l 1 ft, iw f , Aw .isa 4 1 l it ALBEB1:I'SCQ1AJlM'ER y ' az . ' ' Colxg ef' HeAl'PLps his wisdonn I, X, V ohimselff' is f' Very attentive . ,ljgdodysensli Jf ' higglor . fgafl and? easy-going, Athletic, oci 'orggifbgq Base- ball 2,' , 4g wt, , , 4, y -' . -tt.., I . 1 W rl I s s Y the outdoor type, Athletic Association l, 4g Student Council l, 2, 3g Class Vice-Pres- ident 5, ROBERT SCOVILLE Bob Technical An earnest manner produces an earnest friend. Latent deviltry . . . smiling countenance . . . likeable per- sonality, Athletic Association l, 2, 5, 45 Basketball l, Ci , V , t . ,,i, Cy to 'et her?-'is ' firw ie 1 follegk- 25,39 ai... 4 sian tist that co inesnhe 1 Xbent l'l S i lt'r'f,Z, I tae '- f' 1er'i1...ac liense mo . . .-Q,Q'unusu friend, X 43,3 . inmate QQfia?i53,1,g-3, 4 Girls' Fede ation 1, 2 XG, 4 ,-1 I-fokgionsxli l Gledsfllub 152 43 Del:-Jatingifflub , 9 T ' i' . g, ., K-7 R, ie 49 1 X .114 429 5yg-- px Hx' I , 3 lat.. . , . . . 4,4 ., 5 f. EST Sl r 'e ' ' College ' C eerful c any shortens t mile. Quite swimmer . . iindustrious . . ively a d energetic . . . Q ery uispos' n . . . fond of po ts, ' 4' At e' ssociation 2, 3, 43 i- old ub 2, Pre 'dent ' im- flii 2, 3, 4, ,B b 3, 4, Lea ers' Corps , , ice-Presi- dent 4. 4 fi , iii A gl ff. 5 ji , I ff I f , ' 1' i c , I f if ,K fs 1 , t 5 +.?4.f 15.9.-,, ,.w., 1 , fy., 0 1 Af 1 4 ,gf 115535 -.... 1 . --- , Qilafi '-'- 1 'f 'lsllll DANI s NSTR THADDEUS SKOCZYLAS Thad College Laughter is good for the blood. Sincere . . . shys away from girls . . . doesn't say much. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, Basketball l, 2. JACQUELINE SMART jqckie N - ' General A,ju'st'and merry' soul is f' worth morethanga fortune , A Peppy . neat . . , pleasant smile. '. , International Relations -Club 25 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 49 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4. f - I ' ' 'FRED SMITH College True merit makes little noise. Wise . . . friendly . . . reliable talented. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club l, Z, Vice-President 3, President 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4g German Club l, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. N Whatever y u o, o ely. 5 Red hair . r kl . . . cheer- f ful . . y i ' to elp out . . ves h har- ' monica, l i Athletic Associat n , 4g Glee 7 Club l, ... ' 7 - I l. K . fi ' XJOQNN s up T off! Business ave time r res. ull of 'ener . , l. ll . . jkfs t isptflgion. ' -thlei Associatio ELIZABETH SPRAGUE Betty College A sunny smile, a gay good humor make her what she is. Diligent worker . . . friendly smile . . . pleasing personality. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 4, French Club 3, 4. JAMES SPRAGUE jim General , Never let it be said that he i , never helped a friend. Nice expressive eyes . . . coop- erative . . . nice looking . . . likes to have his say but above all, an all-around good fellow. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4. JUDITH STANGE Judy College Little girls with big brown eyes give zest to life. Staunch pal . . . ready for fun . . . talkative . . . good sport. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation l, 3, 4g Ger- man Club 2, 3, 4, Torch 43 Horizons l, 2, Girls' Sports l ' 4g 'F STOCKS Technical l am me 45 Glee I me A I . DONALD sTURc3EoN 3 ?3QET I Don General JVBHW ,- t B In Easy come, easy go. Q , GOO ' ,bel A-Wi W ' Work? Never heard of it . . . QQ WTS, ffjlld ' 'Bf Xiang per' enjoys his stock cars . . . always ld .' SCH 3 Of ' ' ' seen with Bob Kelly or Bob Ca- f' Xizglitfh , erlou, ' ,7 X 3 4 Sey, IH! etlc CIZIIO , , , Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4, Girls '7egaUOnS'g7 5' ' aj spanish Club 4, Ushers' Club 2. -Wech 5' Gite Pa ' 2, 3, ' ' X, CL E B AU e usiness RONALD SZYDLOVUSKI 'A che ul s 1 des onrzj College all h VH I . ' -- A valued acquaintance and , f35fQ - - 5 UCC - - POP' li Hue friend , ul with f. is on e , ' Full of fun . . . real friend to ' ' ' O V ine C ' Q .fl ' all . . . likeable. me I A , , 1, 3 4 Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4, . ,lc SS .latlona ' ' 3 . International Relations Club 2, 5 Sdejgiml' ' ' 4' Eg' .. Camera Club 4, Latin Club 2, 5, fu 'V af effefafy l ent -l Che e der 1 7 . fi 4, President -ig National Honor . 'lx Society 4, if af 7.1 . ' n ' SYLVLA TARDIF S51 ' College Fun for all when Sylvia is around with her friendly smile. Fun loying . . . always happy... oh, that giggle! Girls' Federation I, 2, 5, 43 Atha letic Association l, 2, 5 4, Inter- national. Relations Club 2, Torch i. 5. 4: Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. ' tl! I i i i V2 res' 'L ii i -, 3. 4, Frenc Club , 2, 5, 4, Treas- urer Bg Class Vice-President 2, 3, Paint and Palette lg Girls' Athletic Scholarship Society 3 4. K 'le I D TI-IOIXIPSON H 0 le e Every a F r ' r self and Or ' i e..,t:o sns hu- . . , popula . . i n athlete. Athletic Asso i io VZ, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Co aptain 43 Soc- cer 3, 4. ' L! 3' 170. , 5,9 ja T X5 ' 1 1 if Lf: giiigiil v A Qiiiiji 6' 3 ii f To J' ' f 19 JJ? JJ JN fs - fr a7kl 'S4J'9J 9 ax' is - , , JJ X 4' sf' 0 Qifvb, YF U. MARY ELLEN TRACY ' ' FOWLER TERRY Trace College , V ' 1 1,4 L F ou er College A friend is never known f lg ep ' when you first I-:now him, fill 3 man hath H664-'I -A P t afterwards you l-:now Cute . , . a Harvard fan . . . her I -1 he's there. sparkling Irish personality has ' i Small . , , energetic . . . fast WOT! hef mimi' ffl'3fld5, . with the answers. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, A .-Hx 2, , Band lg Orchestra lg Glee Club CUVIS' Fffdefaflflfl 1- 2.1 3i 4.3 Glee l 1, 2, Athletic Association l, 2, Club 1, 2. 5, 4. Librarian 2g lf- V? A j -' 3, 4. Special Group 2, 3, 4g French , I' Club 2, 5, 45 Paint and Palette 2, 2 3 ', 3, Torch 5, 4, Ski Club 2. ORIS TEWS Business What lies beyond her quiet exterior? Quiet . blonde. . . helpful. Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, 4, Ath letic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Ho- rizons I, 2, 3g Glee Club I Camera Club I. --'l 4491 1 I AINE VACHIO J' Business o er is to like her. A comer to B, I-I. S .... eady has a host of friends. Girls' Feclerati n 5, 43 Athletic Association g Girls' Sports 5 4 ' i ' r XJ R ON NAS W eneral f oo is ' 1 akes ood f 'ends a - o- c , ways o pal . b jgae leti sso ation 2, , e ' al Relations Club 4. K , . in I .fy 2. P' W MICHAEL VERNESONI Technical Laugh and be merry. Always smiling...one of our Tech boys . . . full of fun. Athletic Association l, 4. LIZABET VE EAULT b 1 ' esome for t 'f I 1 'I f or the l' er he couldn't e cl in e kes h r vivaci , a gif., ghing ey . . . JH? 7. . in- ustri . .ln al y the go. Interngzional R tions l' Ag C 1 ' ub ' eerleade lee .l, 2 easure ' irls' d ri I, '3 thletic i ti n g French u 2, , g in Club 2, Nur es Club 5, 4, icket Seller 5, 4g Paint and Palette 3, 4. 1, 4 ' ill cone ,itil ,QQ 711 Wee 32539 Be y er er, for one s a sor owfu Full o . ' a . . . t ien . Spanish Club 45 ic Asso- ciation l, 2, 3, 4g Golf 3, 4, Co- Captain 4. fx JOHN WHI E 00 College OM' I don't believe in love at First sight, but I believe in taking second look. Blond Romeo to s in swim ming . . . keen sense of umor . . . never still, neyer quie .' Athletic Ass ciati 1 2 Class Treasurer I W .I . My if .fu U GMO, YQ imp all JlNANCY 1 i L ANIl9 AVICKERY N ufiness J Lee if Business hebeani, Y f life At e use K e nny smile onquers ,fl We a e of lt' , , e ryones fri dshipf- , ,V mooth dancer , . . twinkling A ay b Lyapp go-lucky t Q egfjgynativeovmble laughter . . . fljlm Pillai U ' 'il erfulf , ' Girls' Federation l 2 3 4' Ath- Glee Club g Athletic Associa- ' ' ' ' Db IRENE VONTELL Rennie Business Silence is as deep as eternityg speech is as shallow as time. Tiny . . . never know she's around . . . true music lover. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Fed- eration 2, 3, 4g Athletic Asso- ciation 2, Special Group 4. 52 ' ri I, 2, 3, ffrirls' Federation 3, J 5' ax, letic Association l, 2, 3, 45 De- bating Club I1 Glee Club l, 2g International Relations Club 3, Footlighters 4. H., DAVID WALL College Quiet and content to go on his way. Intelligent . . . nice looking . . . a serious but loyal friend . . . good natured. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3g National Athletic Scho- larship Society 3, 4. WILSON Business A he heart and a loyal friend. Q ' ly . . . dependable . . . gg 1. ce .,. . capable. H At go 'ation 1, 2, 3, 4g I rI?Fdrt 1,2,3,4gGlee lu , , g Paint and Palette 2, 3, ice-President 41 Inter- natio l Relations Club 2, 53 orch 43 School Store 4. MARY ANN WINTERS General She is very small and very sweet, some one you would like to meet. One of our cheerleaders . quiet, but pleasantly so . . . a true friend. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 43 Ath- letic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Special Group 3, 4, Torch 4. A u fail K , i ly 4 JW' ' NANCY WINTERS Nan College Good nature and good sense must ever win. Short and blonde . . . friendly . . . neat . . . always in the latest style. Athletic Association 1, Z, ', g Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4, Ex- ecutive Board Z, Horizons 11 Stu- dent Council 1, Torch 3, 4, Busi- ness Manager 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. DONALD WITT Don Business Ready for mischief, ready for fun, willing to talk to anyone. Tall-cative . . . noisy . . . unfor- gettable. Camera Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Special Group 2, Athletic Asso- ciation 1, 2, 3, 4. 7 A WILLIABI WOLOVICH l A Bill College , Live all you can. , It is a mistake not to, ' C , 9 Quiet . . . neat dresser . . . short, if calm. Athletic Association 1, 3, 4, , , 1 Biology Club 23 Track 3, 4, Pro- 4 .V ffl f 3 , jectioriist 4. 1 ' l 'gil -' Yagi ' N ' ' ,z 1 one ' l ttle h littl gay 1 t uiet er y. ' T an ractiye . fi . . eli le .. stwoft y. K let' As ia 1, , 3, ' ' ed tio 1, 3, Q Nurses! 1 2, 33 121, BlglOgY GHZ, sw' Glee! C A 1g aint an alet 4. . 56 N tc, aka OHN YUS ' - ica , hers . JM sRgYt.. .loves eall.. gf ,w re are he girls? ' Athletic Ass . ion 1 2 ' ll 4 1, 1 ap :J Eileql f QOH 1 T11 H nd l o 3 f , i 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. DAPHNE ZACHARY Zark College A merry heart that laughs at care. Attractive . . . dark-haired . . . nice smile . . . friendly. Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4, Ath- letic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Hori- zons l, 2, 3, Feature Editor 3, Orchestra lg Camera Club lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Torch 3. ICHARD ZAGORODNEY Bye-197 Technical 'Qfngcan S bg ba ' after hisfgtteenth ye r. F371rlhe Mans . . comica, . .' . full pfilife. Glfe CkIb 1, Soccerlll ,Zfi BETTY WRISLEY College Modest and retiring, but a wealth of gold for the seeking. Quiet . . . nice smile . . . voice of an angel. Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 44 Special Group 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 3, International Relations Club 3, Footlighters 4, Athletic Asso- ciation 1, 3, 4. X .10 ' College ,.,f Guy .f . Q ,Je ?OAN EINER Her parl-cling personality helps 1 her lout wherev.ef17she goes 4yi7jb6WinsotheClmi-le and personality . . . always ieady for a good time . . .alwaysftalking Girls' Feflqeryition 1, 2, 3, 4, Ath- letic Assoi 'ation 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 3, Nurses' Club 2, Latin Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. 53 W ll , 1 ' rig ,fl nf .fi fl X K 1 K, ,N ij' ,. 42 X AMGELO Z MASQ H 34? ' M y 1 , o ege G wha 'gt e use o worrying, r M itlnev j wor while. 1 V Alw s late far clfals . . , clock- fine wa er , . . carefffe. 5 I , AfhEHc,wAssoqlalxon 1, 2, 35 Bas- A ll-cetb, Il, if I l X fl f l 'I Y. j 'V I If J + 1' f I l x - fr I jerry Par Larry V 5 . V Q P, Q, V is -, lr .713 gr, Z 7, 2 'Q Q A 2 .1.1.- ,J .1 ' 3 3 f' . , 4. 'Q K I 3 M A HERINE ZISSOPOULOS College y nature, a smile sin- cer hat many pe ple would like to r. Cid , . . f cl-narured and rendly . . . ' cere . . . sports Cl e ration , 2, 3, 4g 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader lg . letic oclation 1, 2, 3, 4g 1 s' 1 Glee La 'n lub 2, 33 French Club 35 Pairrfand Palette 23 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 43 Torch 4. Barbara TH :WDP I'-F L l YD U' J Mp! 4 - , xx, 3 3 l , CLASS HISTORY On September 5, 1951, an historic event took place. The class of 1955 took possession of the little red school house on Summer Street. Some 350 eager students seeking extra knowledge jammed the freshmen institution while some fifty strong invaded the Tech Campus, We were anxious to meet our new teachers and see what thel' were like. We as freshmen proclaimed to the world that we were grownup, but later we found out what the score really was. After a couple of weeks, the novelty started to wear off and we got right down to brass tacks, but we had much trouble with the oneaway traflic system. Our traffic squad made sure that we were going in the right direction at all times. Many a time we were late for class. The changing of classes and the different colored passes were just a few of our troubles. The thing that frightened most of us was the P.A. system, it seemed to know every move we made. Our first social affair was the Freshman Frolic which was held on November sixteenth. After a bashful start, with the boys standing in groups on one side of the gym, and the girls likewise on the other. we settled down to have a good time. It was a tremendous success with Tech's most popular teacher, Mr. St, Lawrence, conducting the fesUvides.'ThB is one of the fen'tnnes we ever got to see the Tech boys aM dressed up. just before the Christmas vacation, an all-out political campaign was staged in both Tech and the Freshman Buildings. lt was to see who were going to be our class officers. After all was said and done, our first cabinet was as follows: Bob Dailey, presidentg vice-president, Ronald Stocks, secretary, jackie Dupuis, while we put our thousandsinthecapabk handsofjohn VVhne The spotlight switches to our fabulous Freshman basketball squad which was undefeated and which makes up our varsity team this year. This team had a great array of stars. They were spearheaded by rugged Captain George Yosh Redman, Beak Gaski, the Golden Greek Ziotas, Jerry Greger, Big Al Benecick and Bob Scoville, better known to Tech boys as Liberace. We shouldn't forget that we had some of the liveliest and best looking cheer- leadersaroundgthey gavethe boystnuch needed conhdence when the going gotrough. They were Captain, Sharon Rullig Co-Captain, Pudgy Pratt, jo-Anne Pittman, June Landry, Betty Verreault, joan Monico, jackie Dupuis, Joyce Marcotte, Catherine Zissopolous, and Claudette Thibodeau. I don't have to tell you what an excellent job they did, just look at the great record our teani had that year While still on the subject of sports, we were thrilled to know two of our boys at the Freshman Building received varsity letters. Fred Smith won his letter in soccer, and George Yosh Redman won his letter in football and baseball. We all welcomed spring knowing that our vacation was near, When we look back, it wasn't so bad after ally we made many new friends and we had some rare good times. I gather all of us passed our exams with flying colors. At any rate, all of us looked forward to entering the Senior Building. Our sophomore year opened with a bang, at least for some, though for others it wasn't. We ran into stubborn opposition when we tried to enter by that well- known gateway, the Senior Door, only to be tossed out by our superiors. One of the big things we enjoyed was being able to attend assemblies which helped break up the day. Once again we had to go to the polls to select our class leaders. This time it was just like the big time elections, we had the privilege of voting by machine. After all the votes were compiled, the scoreboard read: Sal Duke Acampora, president, Claudette Thibodeau and George Ancher, vice-presidents, Mary Hyland, secretary, and Barbara Russell was entrusted with our millions. One of the big happenings in December of our Sophomore year was the resig- nation of our principal, Mr. Magnuson, and the arrival of Mr. Perry as our new men- tor. While we were sorry to see Mr. Magnuson leave us, we soon found that Mr. Per- ry was a worthy successor. Capturing the sport spotlight was the addition of some of the new grid greats, they were jerry Greger, Paul Chellberg, and Shake Nilson. The big social event of the year had come once again, and this time it was the Sophomore Hop, with Al DeCaro's band making this social gathering a great success. The newly chosen cheerleaders were Claudette Thibodeau and june Desjardins. Barbara Russell, Susan Metzger, and Betty Theriault were the new strutters and we all were very proud of the spendid job they did. 55 Fun al lbe Fmlic. Hnl.L Frerbman Elecziom. '31 I . XQTMEU 2279 9-Ja 1,4 kv all may 0 '-Ifox x Q-NJ' Fred Smith - Coach ilflonalmn York Redman Boys will be 60915. Sophomore Clam OWCEVJ. Sophomore Hop. F ?.,Ll.l'R'i 27 A riff'-.fi jzmior Clan Ojjzicerr. Ei. .J 'J TL Lu,-.r LACALL ' LAPPE jznzior Barn Dance. The ever lucky Tech boys received an unscheduled vacation when much needed repairs were being made on the chimney - closing the University for a whole day. As the critical year came to a close with the completion of exams which we managed to pull through, we were looking forward to a bigger and better junior year when we should be upper classmen. September came once -more, and we returned to B.H.S. -- now as high and mighty juniors. However, the hike all the way to the third fioor made some of us wish we were Sophomores again. Before we realized it, class election time was on us. With a minimum of in- juries, we finally elected Sal Duke Acampora, president, Claudette Thibodeau and David Scott, vice-presidents, jackie Dupuis, secretary, and Gail Foster, treasurer. Our junior boys were a big asset to the rough and tough eleven. Among these he-men were such greats as Yosh Redman, Larry Nilson, Al Benecick, Jerry Greger, Duke Acampora, and Paul Chellberg. At all the games we were proud to see more of our junior girls as cheerleaders and majorettes. Sharon Rulli and Mary Ann Winters were now helping to lead the crowd in cheers, while Doris Pelletier and Sandy Peters were flashingftheir barons. The next thing we knew football was gone, and everyone was going to see our hoop squad in action at the Armory. The junior class was represented by three mem- bers who got their letters in basketball: Henry Beak Gaski, Al Benecick, and George Yosh Redman, This year we saw New Haven, but once again we lost in the semi- finals. It was in january that one of our classmates, Doreen Dutkiewicz, was fatally in- jured. She had many friends here at Bristol High. Earlier Kerry Norton, after a long illness had died. He had been a very popular member of our class. On January 30, the Junior Barn Dance Was held in the gym. We appeared in slacks and shirts all set for our First really informal class dance. In the end it was generally agreed that everyone had had a grand time, and - believe it or not - al- most everyone stayed to the end. At the beginning of February there was only one topic on the tongues of the Glee Club members - especially the girls. Imagine, real colfege men giving a con- cert at our school with a dance afterward. Yes, the members of the Lafayette College Glee Club really took Bristol High by storm. Girls went around in a happy daze for weeks after, much to the disgust of the boys. In April the National Honor Society inducted new members, and seventeen of our Juniors were admitted. Then baseball time came. Captained by a junior, George Ancher, the team had quite a successful season. Some of our great stars were Yosh Redman, Buck Coan the charmer Al Scharmer, Dick Munger, Jerry Greger, and John Yuschak. The date of April 24 really meant something as the Juniors stole the social spot- light, for it was the night of the junior Prom, The theme of the dance, April Show- ers , had been beautifully carried out with decorations of bright crepe-papered um- brellas and colorful raindrops, At this dance Duke Acampora and Pat Burns were crowned Prince and Princess. 1 In May we were all proud to learn that Wayne Brenckman was one of five in the United States to win in a contest a full tuition scholarship to Rugby School in England for his Senior year. Fred Smith was named an alternate for a similar scholar- ship. At the end of the year many juniors were honored at the Awards Assembly. Prominent among them were Fred Smith with the Harvard Book Prize, Wayne Brenckman, Trinity Book Prize, and Pat Burns, Elmira Key Award. On Class Day, after having suffered at the hands of the Seniors, to us Juniors were finally granted the Senior privileges - immediately being seated at assemblies and the using of the Senior door. Then came exams - the exams that would make us real Seniors - with luck. Somehow we managed, but it took a full two months' vacation to prepare ourselves for our biggest and best year. At last we had reached the top - we were Seniors. That first day you could al- ways tell Seniors by the smug superior looks they gave all underclassmen. Remember the first assembly we had? How we Seniors gloated as we sat down and watched those who stood suffering until Mr. Perry gave the word. This year as we marched into assemblies, we realized that the orchestra was one of the best in a long time. In late September, down to the gym balcony we tramped to listen to the cam- paign speeches of our class ofhce-seekers. Then it was on to the voting machines. Soon 56 the election results were announced - our all-important Senior Officers were: presi- dent, Larry Nilsong vice-president, Jerry Gregerg secretary, Pat Burnsg and treasurer, Barbara Russell. And then there was the statue of Minerva, great Minerva, goddess of wisdom. One October day we were startled to discover that she looked white instead of gray. Yes, five of out own Senior girls had given her her first bath in over 30 years. In the fall the cross-country and soccer teams started to get busy scoring points for good old B.H.S. On crisp fall days, too, we loyal fans shivered on those cold bleachers at Muzzy Field. Our football team under its co-captains, Larry Nilson and George Redman, had a good season this year with five wins against three close setbacks. Along came Halloween and we all gathered down at the Armory. There we learned that the Harvest King and Queen were our own Larry Nilson and Pat Burns. Scarecrows and farm animals decorated the gym on December ll as we arrived at our own Senior Barn Dance. to dance to the music of Al Caruso's orchestra. With Bernie O'Keefe as master of ceremonies, we watched a heart-throbbing melodrama and applauded Ray Frankowskis and ,Toe Lanosa's talent on the accordion. This year the student body decided to have a name for their teams. Several nom- inations were submitted to the A.A. Council who picked the best ones. On the final vote by the whole school, it was indicated that all teams would henceforth be known as the Bristol Rams. Our basketball season began late this year, but under Beak Gaski's captainship it looked as though we had another good team for B.H.S. Our thoughts soon turned to New Haven, and the old dream of seeing Boston came back. At all these games our peppy cheerleaders with june Desjardins as captain led the crowd in encouraging our team. At half-time, our high-stepping majorettes under Barbara Russell, took the floor and performed to the music of Tony Ronzello and his great band. Where would the maiorettes be without that band? This year many new things had been added. Four new courses were offered: Special English, Math Analysis, Quantative Analysis, and Auto Mechanics. A Rifle Club was established. The National Athletic Scholarship Society for boys was started in Bristol, while girls were eligible for the Girls' Athletic Scholarship Society of Bristol. As far as clubs were concerned, there were varied activities. For the first time in many years Horizons was published in the Bristol Press. The lnternational Rela- tions Club celebrated its 20th year of continuous existence. Footlighters presented a Christmas play, while the various musical organizations assisted at this and other school assemblies. During the winter the swimming team was busy splashing up points. As spring came the cinder-path boys, better known as the track team, could be seen working out. The tennis team alias the Racket Squad, could also be seen practicing for their games. Baseball came at last. Again captained by George Ancher, our team was all set for another successful season. Meanwhile, the girls had been piling up points in va- rious sports. In December and again in April more Seniors were inducted into the National Honor Society. x Suddenly we realized that four of the greatest years of our lives were fast draw- ing to a close. Then we determined to make the most of what little time was left. Senior Day - a chance to inflict pain on the underclassmen - well, to a cer- tain extent anyway, This was sweet revenge in token of all the miseries previous Sen- iors had imposed on us. Finally came the biggest night in all our high school years - the Senior Prom. Naturally, it was the most beautiful and best loved dance ever, with our own King and Queen reigning. Too soon, we came to the end of our four year journey - Class Night and graduation time came. Our class had the distinction of being the first to have an out- door graduation at Muzzy Field. As we think back on our high school years, we realize how much fun we really had amidst all the work. We are sure that, during the past forty-two years of Mr, Reiche's superintendency, we and all graduating classes have recognized and are grate- ful for all he, the school board, the principals, and the teachers have done to give us opportunities for an education and for enjoyment. As we walk on into the future, we know in our hearts we shall never forget our own Bristol High School. George Ancher and Abigail Foster 57 4..x...a..,-Ja.: 90. jzmior Prom. Senior Iilecfimzr. ll7a,rfJi1zg llfiizerm. 13 is .A t 7 .13 Larry Nilron - York Rezlmmz L I! K Maryann Carpenter Ernest Summs K, X 73 U 5 Q ,X MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Wayne Brenckmnn No een Kane HALL OF FAME CLASS BLUSHER L msvrong Al B -.7 .,-,, L +45 lv CLOCK WATCHER e Metzger Roy CLASS ATHLETES 5 John White CLASS ARTIST 'A sl' QE Lois Foley M 151 Ula bo U06 . es 5 Lx gO W0 900096 my O f 04 CLASS FLI i . BEST DRESSED A 1 P dis 7 - - 4-9' KJ Roy McCue all xx WHEN WE WERE YOUNG Joan Monico Sharon Rulli Marie Arle Dot Crowley Carol Booker Gail Foster A0924 -91 er! VJ! A Er'- -.A George Redman Henry Gaski Larry Nilson Paul Chellberg George Ancher Al Benecick 7F 151, r...,.r W Nm F. ,JL .F W 1 r' V ,av ff A STUDENT if 4 'av- 'YB' sa. Left to right: Gaski, Vice-Ptesidentg Dailey, Presi- Left to right: Nilson, Vice-Presidentg Thibodeau dentg White, Vice-Presidentg Desjardins, Secretary- Secretaryg Acampora, President. Treasurer. INTERBUILDING STUDENT SENIOR BUILDING STUDENT COUNCIL COUNCIL Responsible for initiating season ticket idea . . . meetings once a marking period . . . represenbatives from student councils of all three divisions of Bristol High . . . sponsored nickname, the Rams, for BHS Athletic teams. All those in favor . Class ollicers and activity leaders . . . check the point system . . . draw up social calen- dar . . . run suggestion box . . . charter any new club organized . . . activity award corn- mittee responsible for silver and gold B's and certificates . . . meetings once a month. All those opposed . . . . I F, COUNCILS Left to right: Gaski, Presidentg Carlson, Secretary. Left to right: Ritchie, Secretaryg Castolene, President. TECHNICAL BUILDING FRESHMAN BUILDING STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Class representatives and various sports junior executives of BHS . . . meetings captains . . . bi-monthly meetings . . . at- unscheduled, held on Call . . . homeroom tempt to discuss and remedy problems aris- representatives . . . sponsored annual Fresh- ing in the school . . . clean-up detail . . , man Frolic . . . discuss any problems re- manages school store. quested by faculty or students. Now that we are all here . . The meeting will now come to order . . . JUNIOR 4 f 1 -'F X JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Forrier, Treasurerg Baker, Vice-Presidentg Czerrak, Presidentg Dunn, Secretaryg Carlson, Vice-President. This is how you do it. My name is -. 'N I f . x f . ' I . N Mr. Perry r H- ' - ' k E I and Bena Sargis. me A LO 6 Y JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY From the outside, the building looked cold and unfriendly, but once inside, we found ourselves surrounded by smiling faces of both teachers and new friends. This was September, 1952, when we entered the Freshman Building. It took quite a while to become acquainted with the unfamiliar passes and the one way traffic, but we soon adjusted ourselves to all of these. The first big event of the year was the Freshman Frolic, where all the students got together and made new acquaintances. Be- fore long, posters were decorating the bulletin boards, and campaign speeches were being presented for the coming election. The results of this political event were Robert Swat Duval, president, Don For- tier and Bill Glaske, vice-presidents, Beverly Cross, secretary, and Frank Drzewiecki, treasurer. The basketball season proved successful with J. P. LeFebvre acting as captain. We suffered only two defeats. The cheerleaders headed by Mickey Gaski, added to the basketball events. It didn't take long before September, 1955, rolled around, and we entered the Senior Building as Sophomores. The upperclassmen gave us a hard time by confusing us when we tried to find our differ- ent classrooms, but it was all in fun. Elections came earlier this year, we had a new experience using the voting machines. When the ballots were counted, the results were as follows: Steve Lasewicz, president, Bill Blaschke, vice-president, Diana Malvezzi, secretary, and john Paul LeFebvre, treasurer. The main attraction of our sophvmore year was the Sophomore Hop. It was a gay affair and a huge success. Wendy Zetarski, Maureen Loughlin, and Holly Lyman were chosen to be majorettes. Mickey Gaski and Denise O'Brien were se- lected to be on the cheering squad. They all did a wonderful job. The Sophomore year went by so fast that it was hard to believe that September, 1954, had arrived, and we were now juniors. The annual elections were held and jack Czertak was elected president of our class, with the assistance of Gwen Baker and Ernie Carlson as vice-presidents, Sue Dunn, secretary, and Paul Fortier, treasurer. ' Caryl Thompson, Diana Malvezzi, and Barbara Tyminski were chosen as majorettes, while Nancy Quinlan and Sue Dunn were se- lected as cheerleaders. On January 29, the gym was appropriately decorated for the Junior Barn Dance. Everyone had a wonderful time at an event that will never be forgotten. This year Steve Lasewicz, Tony Clement, and Mike Philpott were selected for the varsity basketball squad and made a very good showing. The Junior Prom was held on April 24 and was a grand affair. The hall was decorated elaborately for the occasion, the dance will always be memorable to the Juniors. We are all anxious to enter our senior year, when we can enjoy the traditional senior privileges. 65 1952 OFFICERS Freshman Cheerleaders V 'e X A+-f ls 1953 OFFICERS 7 Sophomore Hop Freshman Frolic The Grand March 1953 Class Officers f ' D Freshman Cheerleaders SOPHGMORE CLASS HISTORY The first day of our happy high school career began on Septem- ber 9, 1953, when we entered the red brick Freshman High School. There were no upper classmen here to sell us elevator passes or to direct us to a room that was non-existent. Soon we adjusted ourselves to the new rules and the homework. Before we knew it, all our talk was turned to our own freshman dance, the Freshman Frolic. It was a great success, with almost the whole student body attending. Here we became acquainted with our classmates from the Technical Build- ing, We also had a chance to decide whom we would like to nominate for our class officers, next event of importance to occur in our lives as Freshmen. The final outcome of our elections were president, john Kayaisg vice-presidents, jay Pellegrini and David Behrendtg secretary, Helen Bird, and treasurer, Suzanne Thompson. Our freshman year passed happily and rapidly, and we all felt a bit sad to leave the school in which we had spent the first year of our high school life. How- ever, we all were looking forward to the great adventure that awaited us at the Senior Building. The first days proved to be quite complicated with the false direc- tions of upper classmen and the numerous rooms that were situated on each side of the seemingly gigantic halls. But soon the number of rooms decreased and the halls became smaller. The first big event that took place at the Senior Building was the election of sophomore class officers. The halls buzzed with the discussion of whom to vote for and with the speeches of campaign managers. Here we had a chance to vote on a real voting machine. To manage the affairs of our class we elected as president, Thomas Petkeg vice-presidents, Lester Albee and David Behrendtg secretary, Gail Grenkeg and treasurer, George Plocharski. Soon after the elections the plans for the Sopho- more Hop were made. Again the class of 1957 met for an evening of social entertainment. It was as popular as the Freshman Frolic. By this time in high school life, the boys had acquired more courage, and we found more of the kids coming in couples. Four members of our class became majorettes this year: Gail Grenke, Fran Lasewicz, Penny Wlmite, and Grace Crowley. Judy Carl- son and Helen Bird were added to the cheering squad. We have enjoyed the past two glorious years and we hope to enjoy two more years of similar fun and work. 66 SOPHOMORES ll ll LL.LLi1 Ll..LLj i l e ,M- , X, 5' XJ SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Behrendt, Vice-Presiclentg Grenke, Secreraryg Petke, Presidentg Plochar- ski, Treasurerg Albee, V ice-President. Voting machine instructions. Yes, your name is here. The Grand March. 67 3 ff I J. A f 5 1 j 4 V ,lf ,i Lester Albee and Elaine Young 9 FRESHMEN I I 3 e K ' X9 1 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Burns, Vice-Presidentg Scott, Treasurer Tracy, Secretaryg Castolene, President. New Art Work. Seventh period Math class. 'ML ML 1 Avi- ,Sf ' f if!!! 4. ,Aw 1 ff f - , S t. wlrw ,were , 'fi If 58 ,gf X!! U lj f 'A x It .'1iW9 M' 1 4XAff,E,, tw P 2411 4 ' 21 540- Rest Trmel! Chow line!! fiifu- FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On September 8, 1954, we entered Freshman High School. Every- one was very much excited for it was the first day of school. The stu- dents were wandering 'about the building looking for their home- rooms. The first day, the P. A. System seemed to be the center of attraction. By the time two weeks had passed, everyone was ac- quainted with the one-way traffic and the different colored passes and what each one stood for. On October 5, each homeroom elected a Representative and an Alternate for the Student Council. This group sold tickets for the Freshman Frolic which was held on November 19. Mr. Massailo Was the Master of Ceremonies, Everyone who went agreed that this was a very successful dance. Meanwhile the football team got under way headed by Co-Cap- tains Bob Vaughn and Paul Castolene. In the first part of December nominations for class officers were handed in. During that week much campaigning was done and many posters were hung on bulletin boards. The results of the election were president, Paul Castoleneg vice- president, Charles Burnsg secretary, Patricia Tracyg and treasurer, Marilou Scott. The basketball team had a very successful season, having Steve White as captain. The cheerleaders lead the team to victory many times, under the directions of Captain Marjorie Sessions. Now we all realize that our freshman year at Bristol High must come to a close. We hope that we shall enjoy the next three years at Bristol High School Senior Building. 69 Freshman Building Freshman Frolic Freshman Big Five Freshman Pep Squad vnu-v 4,-if W9 1' V - ,gf I , a A35 ZW! f ' ,, I 4 '41 '- , V, , 1 A -I fif 3ifi f'f5Zi9+ ' im , i i .. fwgpawf - ' f ' 53 4, Siiiifisxv ' , 4. M, 29. - I Q, The old villain story. Ah! Young love!! TWO girls!! Eddie! Please deliver this, Mick. Dancing with my baby. Q, -wi, if '7' ,1 ' Ye 'Q I 'i I 1 A v, I1 . . , , 3 btudying??!? '7 6 if A id 5,57 f i ,I5 iQi,?X F .1 ,g Hawaii comes to B. H. S. I-m My Own Grand Pa. S not dead. we 1 , ,f , L fig, H 1 , v 41? f Z' 4 f 'W f,5. ef' 7 X x 1 1 -...M xy.- . lrzlenzutiomzl Refrztiom Club Snfelmey tfnrnzg Frefzcla Club play CLUBS Some of the earliest BHS, extracurricular activities, French Club and Interna- C tional Relations Club . . . fun and work in rliose days just as now . . . activity schedule baslexpanclecl to include more clubs as enrollment has grown . . . a club to suit every personality '.., clubs produce worrliwliile projects, give experience to officers and committees . . 4 furnish entertainment now as in the early days ol our high school. ' , ,274 , ff ii, ,,,,' f Q 4,47 V C , if, 'O ' ' 1 X! f 42115: ,, , ff? fy X I , MW I ,V if f, 11779 1 X Off ,, I my , .WX Zh., ff Nffyfr, ,y X , 7' -ff ,cyl ,, W, If ,f ,yr ff M if Wm ,X ff ., jf 'fr 4 ff ,y - WMM, ff, ,Z jf French Club play. 'V ,f1??!,ffCQ ff , , f' Z . V V , ,, C . 'i,i 'C i 'V t r ',,, ,ii,i ,i if fkfffwjg fi! ! f ' in 1' wwf 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Left to right: Burns, Treasurer, Kelly, Secretary, Kasputis, President, Smith, Vice-President. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, leadership, character, and service . . brilliant juniors and smart seniors . . . hardest extra- curricular activity to enter in Bristol High . . . wel- come new B.H.S. students . . . act as tutors for the rest of us . . . no passes necessary for these privileged few . . . national scholastic honorary society . . . school leaders in extracurricular activities as well as in scholastic endeavors . . . elected by students and faculty. W '17- , is I GIRLS' FEDERATION t fy An important organization to every girl at Bris- tol High . . . sponsors many dances . . . including Sadie Hawkins and Sweetheart Ball . . . executive board composed of girls elected from each class . . . interested in promoting school dances . , . where these gals are concerned, everything planned is suc- cessful . . . many happy times are brought about, through their efforts . . . work to benefit everyone, not themselves alone. GIRLS' FEDERATION OFFICERS Left to right: Baker, Secretary, Russell, Vice-Presidentg Thompson, Treasurer, Thibodeau, President. Discussing informal tea. Tapped at last! Excited over being initiated into N,H,S, AQIJX Thinking of theme for Winter Formal. Smiling over outcome of . 15 Dance Leaving for the Conn. Reach high, Joan. Helpful advice given freely. Scholastic Press Conference. Sponsors look over Horizons. HORIZONS Future professional journalists , . , citywide pub- licity this year . . . new idea tried and praised as ex- cellent . , . through the cooperation of the editors one page of the Bristol Press devoted to Horizons . . . improves city-school relations . . , tells the city what the school is doing . . . star? attended state con- vention in Milford . . . many BHS, student speakers. LIBRARY CLUB . f' i Shining examples of helpful courtes take' charge of library when needed . . . give r ' Vvvith a smile . . . help to charge and disch g- oks Jdi. process new books and repair old . .T'helpf pii ' ,p 1 1 .uf X to realize that books are our friendsnj. . . ass' t ' locating reference books . . . gain exp'erE5pt!J9eed?i- ff for any aspiring librarian . . . make if raryf work pleasure . . . take care of everyone and help,-as much as Possible . . . the school really appreciates these girls. 4 J Q. ' C 7 I I , f g . f If 4 1 4 Horizons social get-together, HORIZONS EDITORS Left to right: Dully, Larue, Baker, Page, Daley, Follandri, Sidlik, Mr. Roy, Crowley. 4- V gwj u 1 ' hi 1 hi 73 LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Left ro right: Pickard, Vice-Presidentg Giannotti, Presi- dentg Laga, Secretary-Treasurerg Miss johnson, Sponsor. 2 ,Vi XA? 1? H x 4Ty 5 X. bs GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Arle, Treasurerg Pittman, Secretaryg Kaspu- Left to right: Foster, Vice-Presidentg King, Secretary, Di- tis, Vice-Presidentg Smith, President. onne, Presidentg Blackall, Treasurer. GERMAN CLUB FRENCH CLUB Ein, zwei, drei . . . games . . . movies. . . enter- Working ensemble . . . club parties and plays tainment . . . umm-refreshments . . . a little bit of . . . French songs and customs . . . educational movies Germany in a Connecticut classroom . . . German . . . guest speakers . . . short skits and happy memo- spoken here with a new twist . . . the accent is on ries . , . boasts of having one of the largest member- fun and friendship . . . never too busy to do their ships in the school . . . fun and comradeship . . . part for a worthwhile cause . . . learning about the tres gaie . . . it's not work when we do it to- country via movies and guests . . . songs and skits gether . . . well organized plans . . . a year full of . . . outings . . . earnest enthusiasm for all the proj- cooperation and rich with surprises . . . La Mar- ects . . . parties, activities, and lively meetings . . . seillaise . . . let's play some games . . . eager French many accomplishments throughout the year . . . enthusiasts . . . undertake projects to help a variety something to be proud of . . . Germany would love of people . . .au revoir pour le present. the American counterparts . . . honest efforts and a sincere spirit are their own rewards . . . auf Wider- sehenf' l I 'f W .. yr, r 1 ' .tw BU180 in German! German Club meeting. ,V iylfZ:7 w be ,C-I -2- J' Let's all sing Alouette. Vive la F1-ance! Habla Vd. En Espanol? VV? Thank you Mr. Reardon, we understand now. , e 2 ,fu ' U fl, i NJ Entertainment superb! LATIN CLUB Veni, vidi, vici' '.., dead language comes to life -under care of interested Latin students . . . plays acted in early Roman dress . . . Auxilizmz Lazmum . . . afiliated with national Latin organization, junior Classical League. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Mannarino, Treasurerg Sydlowski, Presidentg Holdsworth, Vice-Presidenrg Rock, Secretary. ff . '-uf N' C' QQ-- u V It is up to our committee to decide. SPANISH CLUB Aqui se habla espanol . . . interesting movies about the Latin-American people . . . Bingo - the Span- ish way . . . club activities . . . This Is Your Life with a new twist . . . education mingled with fun . . . successful Christmas party . . . songs and dances from Spanish speaking countries . . . experiments with the tape recorder . . . no delay till manana . . . The work we do today brings the pleasure we have in the future . . . amigo, hasta luego. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Baker, Vice-Presiclentg PetroH, Secretaryg Phelan, Presidentg Case, Treasurer. 4 -- ,n v X 1 . I . I V Xi , J ilk' J A p I . nlflx, 3, .il Q94 515. gl' X Off' E , fe .R SJ 'E wah ,A 'x INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Osypuk, 2nd Vice-Presidentg Rulli, Secretaryg Blackall, Historiang Ammerman, lst Vice-Presidentg Laga, President. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB pals encouraged . . . money donated to UNICEF celebrated Twentieth Birthday . . . speakers from foreign lands . . . New York trip to United Nations . . . co-sponsor of Language Club Christmas Party. NURSES' CLUB Only strictly vocational school club . . . interesting speakers at almost every meeting . . . annual spa- ghetti supper . . . field trips to various hospitals for open house and overnights at nurses' home . . . excellent opportunity to survey one's chosen profes- sion , . . discussions led by ex-members who have become nurses. NURSES' CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Eckstrom, Vice-Presidentg Nash, Presidentg Morin, Treasurerg Quinlan, Secretary. lj, 'V um-,Q 41, XI X M 'lfnhl Looking at our neighbors south of the border. Studying the flags of the world. m . x Xfgi... Friendly advice to future nurscs Miss Dutton reports on 365 as 3 nurse, One of the school's largest clubs . . . foreign pen- I .M 'xv Biology club party. UW' Something we all have in common, Cut out magic for Sophomore Hop. PAINT AND PALETTE Backdrops for school plays . . , decorations for all the dances . . . wonderful work at the proms . . . spring concert . . . artistry with a capital A . . . illustrations . . . designs . . I new ideas . . , color tone and harmony '... Artists. lnc. of Bristol High . , . origin of scenery and atmosphere . I . working with artificial flowers and imaginary scenes . , . from an uncertain beginning to breathtaking results , . . al- ways ready to assist where they can in school under- takings . . . everyone does his share . . . a few out- standing artists . . . dabbling with paint . . . using colors eftectively . . . more color here . . , ah, thats perfect. BIOLOGY CLUB Movies, dissections, projects, dioramas . . . New York trip to Bronx Zoo, Lee Hat Factory, Museum of Natural History . , . open to all biology or ex- biology students . . . comparatively new club, less than three years old. Discussion of Sweetheart Ball. PAINT AND PALETTE CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: King, Secretaryg Wilson, Vice-Presidentg Petroff, Treasurerg Carpenter, President. ,L 1.4.2, BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Pickard, Presidentg Hare, Treasurerg Cornet- ski, Secretary. NM X: Xt FOOTLIGI-ITERS' CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Lucas, Treasurerg O'Keefe, Presidentg Delisle, Secretaryg Quinn, Vice-President. FOOTLIGHTERS' CLUB New faculty adviser this year . . . Why the Chimes Rang . . . puts speech-dramatics training in- to practice . . . encourages teamwork . . . charades and panel shows at club meeting . . . Christmas party at Frannie's house . . . entered The Happy journey in inter-scholastic competition . . . plans for a three- act play. , I ,: '1 x ty, f iv Last minute instructions. X75 USHERS' CLUB Left to right: 1. Kirchstein, Delisle, Smat, A. Kirchstein, Dobreski, Conopsk, Belanger. USHERS' CLUB Donating time and effort to make others com- fortable . . . polite and helpful , . . constantly guiding, directing . . . leading the way . . . ushers in a true sense of the word . . . always appear cheerful . . . friendly and cooperative . . . a worthwhile group . . . hiding any weariness in order to be of service . . . present at the games and all the other affairs where ushers are needed . . . serious, interested, and happy in their work. - T 1 Portrait 1914 style-Cast in The Happy Journey. Help Mr. Foster, Bob. Give him your ticket, john. Mr. Kirch Miss Ceppa to her seat l 1 i N 4 Listen to Jim, boys. Ernie, giving instructions in the dark room. gs ll Lights, camera, actionf Mr. Stumpp and crew making out schedule for the following week CAMERA CLUB Click, Click . . . look at the birdie . . . always cover- ing the news . , . experience in developing. print- ing, and enlarging their own negatives , . . advice from various speakers , . . no Elm waste . . . as con- servative as possible . . . a group popular with the pupils . . , aiding at school social events to capture the big moments '... lets see you smile , . . don't move till I snap you , . , contests , . , group outings . . . always on the alert for interesting pictures . . . student efforts which result in a professional finish . . . One picture is worth a thousand words . . , they've got the shutter-bug. CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: McLaughlin, Treasurerg Dully, Vice-President. Smith, Presidentg Mulligan, Secretary, PROJECTIONISTS Running the cameras , . . reeling the film . . operating those technical machines easily, correctly effectively '.,. giving up their own time to run the projector for a class , . , the ones to depend on when you need an operator . . . rendering many services to the school , . . the magicians of screen and projec tor , , , performing routine work skillfully, earnestly and good-naturedly '.,. doing their best to provide enjoyable viewing. SENIOR PROIECTIONISTS Left to right: O'Keefe, Kasputis, Phillips, Burns, Pusltartz 1, Kirchstein, Boucher, A. Kirchstein, Mr, Tyrrell. 1 l l xy! il ri, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS M Left to right: Foster, Vice-Presidentg Hotchkiss, Secretaryg King, Presidentg Brandt, Vice-Presidentg Valis, Treasurerg Gustafson, Secretary, Left to right: Ammerman, Secretaryg Peterson, Treasurerg Dailey, Presidentg Nilson, Vice-Presidentg Baker, Secretary. My H' L, ln GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Representatives at All-State Music Festival in Hart- ford with john Finley Williamson . . . Special Group active in community and service clubs . . . applauded at various assemblies . . . New York trip to Radio City Music Hall and Metropolitan Opera . . . ushers for Community Concerts . . . choir for Why the Chimes Rang . . . B.H.S. freshman glee clubs the novices . . . exceptional sophomore double-quartet . . . music organizations party . . . Senior Girls' Glee Club entertains Freshman girls . . . annual success- ful Spring Concert, BOYS' GLEE CLUB Music scheduled as part of school day this year . . . rehearsals with All-State friends at Bristol, South- ington, and Farmington . . , viewed White Christ- mas and Andrea Chenier during all day trip to New York . . . small, but talented group . . . mu- sical males of Bristol High School. BOYS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS ,-S in 2- 5,1 W 1 i 1 i 1 S L Study those parts, Jerri, June, and Harriet. Three dead bears- ii r 9 144 l ,4 'PY 14.1 GUI' bloffy lfllf SDOIS- Members of the Soc-cial Grmm, s....4 i lfsz v f' X 1 ' . 'Q L ' Q .1 Q vi-it o' , i 5 J A Fx., L is 'F U N 3 ' lx X L L N . Jack Frost's Snow Queen, Lanny Granger, jack, explaining the parts of a ski to fellow members. Ready! Aim! Fire! RIFLE CLUB A definite aim for accuracy in marksmanship . . . but with an emphasis on safety . . . good sportsman- ship . . . derived from competition . . . proper use and care of firearms . . . beneficial to anyone who has ever held or looked at them . . . a newly established club . . . mixing education and pleasure , . . hope for progress in the future . . . high hopes for high scores . . . aim straight to your target! SKI CLUB Learning to ski with a minimum of broken bones . . . Erst aid not necessary . , . movies and talks on the fundamentals of skiing . . . stem christie, anyone? . . . trying their luck when the snow allows . . . treks planned for an enjoyable skiing party . . . learning to use and care for equipment correctly . . . a knowl- edge of skiing gained which will last throughout the future . . . not a dangerous sport when you know how . . . exercising caution mixed with fun . . , the falls are frequent but the spirit is undaunted . . . con- fidence and poise are gradually built up during the year . . . the result - a smooth skier . . . whizzing down slopes with professional ease. -6 Our Davy Crocketts, checking their scores. RIFLE CLUB Left to right: Szymanski, Puskarz, LaPorte, Captain. SKI CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Young, Treasurerg Granger, Secretaryg Nilson Presidenrg Blackall, Vice-President. 4 Y , 2 5 , E ,,1w - H ' Left to right, hrst row: Vardakas, Fafard, Gardner, Peabody, Bilbiles, Hare. Second row: Vernoy, Flanagan, Aspelin, Barkely, Mills, Ronzello, Buloff, B. Fasci, Bushnell. Third row: T. Fasci, Brunt, Sanderson, Hadley, Coleman, Hargraves, Morin, Avolt, Bassar, New- peck, Mastrototaro, Montelone, Dallman, Benson. Fourth row: Stofko, Okenquist, Simpson, Luisi, Warzinski, Andrews, West, Hamilton, Mr. Masailo. ORCHESTRA Welcomes pupils for assemblies . . . accompanies the Glee Club . . . shines at the Spring Concert . . . a few of the number rate a trip to All-State . . . provides a musical interlude for some of the school plays . . . sets the pace for National Honor Society ceremonies . . . skilled with their instruments and fond of good music . . . practices to reach a point of perfection . . . always a pleasure to listen to these talented musicians , . . pride is rightly taken in the results of honest effort . . . If music be the food of love, play on. S The beginning of a jam session. Practice makes perfect! 82 Q aumuantsn ,, . ,..a....a.. yi ii . - ' ,L PX U , .X Q, H a ,si Sfflke UP the Band, Roux! , Q 'J if ,Jiri NX, 'QQ B.H.S. Band performing at Manchester football game. if -' r ., f i 3 ,J - , ,. Q' by N X i , xx, l 'i X 'x s , BAND' l ,lf The Spirit of the Maroon and White . . . leaders of esprit de corps . . . we de- sire to march right along with them . . , school songs and tuneful marches . . . novelty cheers . . . morale boosters at our games . . . accompany our majorettes as they go through their twirling paces . . , thrilling concert every year . . . cymbals clashing . . . ' drums beating . . . typical big brass band . . . That's OUR band! . . . playing with gusto . . . credited with inspiring all within hearing range . . . the louder the merrier ' . . r always in tune . . . never flat . . . stirring rendition of March On For Bristol High. Left to right, first row: Ronzello, Mills, Aspelin, Peabody, Hyde, Gardner, Hargraves, Coleman, Hadle . Second! row: Guiliano, Barkley, Bolstridge, Lott, Day, Linsley, White, Morrell, Witkoski, Walston. Ingraham, Avolt, Day, Morin. Third row: Olander, Phaneuf, Bianchi, Zagryn, Bostwiclc, Elliott, Newpeck, Shamroth, Mastro, Bassar, joseph, Grady, Ireland, Nicastro, Curtis, Pelletier, Mullins, Lyons, Kostrzewski. Fourth row: Vadarkas, Walston, Lasewicz, Hamilton, Sanderson, West, Chabot, Wienz, Ruggiero. Absent when picture was taken: Nye, Maclosky, Carter. 83 ,,.,.-Q S' 'qi ' V I 1, ,Ajay- .iff 1 I 4 4 5 ,s Q 1 l . . - -,', I V X - .is X Rx ,ix N X. .551 .V .5 NX .xy -J: . A . .A li, 41, X - U X, mx, I Sf . ff. r f 1' . at f VXXN X- Q fx 'X xg- . f SPORTS at A . X 1 'fi t 'tt gf , .I I , 1 .4 khxxkv .xxxsq ta? Only major sports in the past . . . fall-football, winter-basketball, spring-baseball ' l A 'XX . . . one supervisor . . . now sports for all interested . . . broad intramural program Nfjff Q 'w X . X ,I , t 'fir GX .fx . . . many teachmg Coaches , . . most popular spectator sport, basketball , . . basketball I. K V' 'lf' A tournament, most important sports event of the year . . . Bristol High School stands for ' K j 'Yi X AX X I h - f I X . I ffl' .. QN I . V. fl best tn good sportsmanshtp, My T ,I 'lv I ffiffzz--A 'VI if . , ljpvx ijqj- X , 'SW' t '1 TQKX-fl ,' ai a . Q Q as . V ,f X X, t if . M351 xt fix .lj - t f X V , - f f '. . 'V .H U A. , r, VL,-t -' .X ,X 1, . - .1 l 'J a ' 'sits 2 SX f ,wwf we 4 ff XS- t 'X at ' , , K. I As. -K, .N Q X , ai, A N NX s X, Xxx 5 , , I my - I f',.' Asif fins I Q .Ng . VJ XX p KX f 4 X if X t ,IK-Ek, V fy! X75 f I x i. p .x X V x 1 X ff - ,gn If.. I Av F, ff ' 7 'Z QQZFOOTBALL-1917 ' 1 X Q 4, K ff' , JA .',fAmt. vig. -X1 Q5 guys f -. 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NLLXW 1 FOOTBALL TEAM Left to right, first row: Rancourt, Samele, Morgan, Peatman, Apruzzese, Herriott, Kayais, LeFebre. Dinielli. Second row: Dailey, Gorski, Sutula, Smith, Duncan, Duperry, Middleton, Gustafson, Britten, Milke, Achille, Fortier. Third row: Coach Monahan, Grossman, Rudzinski, Munger, Gaski, Monico, Scharmer, jacques, Tomcheski, Duchaine, Galske, Daley, Coach Roche. Fourth row: Ancher, Czertak, Dailey, E. Redman, Chellberg, G. Redman, Nilson, Greger, Benecick, Lasewicz, Hamel, Grady, Acampora. CO-CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN ff, . L ' . Q :Q . 1 A J--H N f r -ine -,LXR V, IL X X l Q vt ,U .ti X Q A X qi 'jx X, 4 N : - t , I iq ,T ' TQ? L V . I if , 'ix - fd Larry Nilson Paul Chellberg Redman Tl 1 Y L 1 . 9 I Q I Q Ia. X J.. Q I , 4 f, A it -ef ' a N, ,fi I 22 :-v 'S ,I ' pe i 3 'xl ii, -- - s - .ir 'six i 'M xr 4 B05 Dailey George Ancher FOOTBALL Led by co-captains Larry Nilson and George Redman . . . established a live win and three loss record . . . a veteran line . . . team limited opposition to only eight touchdowns for the season , . . a defensive record seldom before equaled . . . two and three year letter men leaving , . . next years captain, john Czertak, and Coach Monahan are not dismayed. Bristol , 25 Plainville O What a beginning! Bristol , 7 Middletown 15 Real heart-breaker. Bristol 21 Wlindharn 0 Back in form. Bristol 7 Meriden 13 Tough break-a key game. Bristol 14 William Hall 12 By the skin of our teeth. Bristol , 6 Manchester 13 1-Iuddle trouble? Bristol 7 Leavenworth O Last minute touchdown! Bristol 25 Torrington 0 Makes for a nice short winter. If l -' - ' i 7 ' f ' ' Q ' , - ' Y 1 ,. W if it , A ' . 'f i A 4 f Henry Gaski Al Benecick Norm Hamel .ff ' I la Sal Acampora ,wk X I x r n-, X , . -., Y?tQ 1 1 X Al Scharmer I ,Q . N-,J 1 'X ,r-4'4'd9 l XL 1, X jerry Greger SWIMMING New coach this year, Mr. Stumpp . . . led by co' captains Ray Duncan and Ernie Sims . . . new 200 yard freestyle record set by Sims . . . finished strong by winning the last three . . . good luck to co-captains elect Ray Duncan and Ernie Carlson. SWIMMING TEAM ter, White, Jenkins, Geckler Carlson. rell, Coach Stumpp. SOCCER Many good tries by Captain Roger Cue Duval and his tigers . . . opposition was too overwhelmingly strong for them . . . known as a building year , . . next year an almost complete veteran team of nine lettermen coming back . , . co-captains Emil Arle Left to right, seated: Martin, Por- Tessman, Palazzo, Duncan, Sims, Standing: Zils, Sjogren, Oskalski, Szamier, Redman, Pappas, Mor- Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol I Bristol SOCCER TEAM Left to right, first row: Pellegrini iemoio, Arle, smith, LeFebvre: Duval, Thompson, Clement, Do minice, O'Keefe. Second row: Coach Caswell, Ya cawych, Penikas, jabs, Kevedar Duval, Sessions, Day, Modeen Winar, Tyminiski. Third row: Karris, Olson, Arle, Myers, Milano, Carlson, Simpson Papa. 88 Bulkeley Crosby Torrington Meriden Sacred Heart Hartford Public Avon Old Farms Manchester Windham Hamden Middletown Portland and Robert Swat Duval expect the team to move into the win column. Bristol 1 Watertown 2 Bristol 1 Meriden 5 Bristol 0 Thomaston 5 Bristol O Manchester 3 Bristol l Hall 5 Bristol O Watenown 3 Bristol l Thomaston . 5 Bristol l Meriden 3 Bristol O Manchester . 2 Bristol O Hall . 3 TRACK TEAM Left to right, hrst row: Dailey Burns, Herrington, M c B r i e n Thompson, Smith, Welborn. Second row: Robertson, Ruquist, DeLisle, Puslcarz. Third row: Lunt, Lasewicz, My ers, Gorslti, Dallman, Satta, Rider. Fourth row: Wolovich, A. Kirch stein, J. Kirchsteing LeFebvre Nilson, Moulton, Morgan. Fifth row: Mr. Elliott, Sandstrom Czertak, Acam ra Ben i po , ec ck, Coach Carter, Plante. TRACK Record of team not exceptionally good . . , co- captains john Herrington and Bob McBrien only team members not returning . . . bright spots of the season were Co-captains' john Herrington placing first in the broad jump in the state meet, and Bob McBrien placing fourth in the half mile . . . repre- sented B. H. S. and Connecticut in the New England Interscholastic track meet . . . john with a jump of CROSS COUNTRY Coach Elliott's harriers won only one of their dual meets . . . hampered by many injuries . . . got re- venge for their earlier losses in the Invitational and State meets . . . surprise team of the state . . . large team turn out with lots of spirit . . . Charlie Dallman elected captain to replace graduating captain, Dick Ruquist. 21 ft. 21Q ' brought the- championship to Bristol gyhifgjgown . , . next year s squad captained by quarter-miler Dave B . I ,I W, dh 74 Thompson and hard working Al Benecick, discus- Brism In am ' thrower- ristol 59 Manchester 16 Bristol 58 East Hartford 17 Bristol 58 Windham 42 Bristol oth out of 12 in State Invitational meet Bristol 27 Manchester 73 Bristol 7th out of 22 in State meet Bristol 40 Hartford Public 55 Bristol Std out of 5 in C.C.l.L. meet Bristol 35 Whlliam Hall 65 flow score winsl Bristol 31 Middletown 69 Bristol 50 East Hartford 70 Bristol 40 New Britain 60 Bristol 6th out of 10 in Sectional meet Bristol 4th out of 5 in C.C.I.L. meet ' 1- X7 Bristol Sth out of 22 in State meet A 7 mmf Q I I Xp f X ,iayffa I 1 Q fr Ltzfqjk 1- - CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Left to right, first row: Jenkins Ruquist, Coach Elliott, Lunt Wright, Dallmann. Second row: O'Keefe, Petke, Ne- ville, Fusco, Geckler, Graff, Rob- ertson, DeLisle, J, Kirchstein Puskarz, Brunt. Absent when picture was taken Kelley. 89 rffwzffffmt zi, A Al Benecick Roger Duval Jerry Greger BASKETBALL The 1954-55 edition of the B.H.S. basketball squad . . . composed mainly of Seniors . . . not too much expected of team at start . . . won nine out of their first ten games . . . qualified for the C.I.A.C. basketball tournament . . . hard luck pursued them from this point . . . lost five out of their next eight by slim margins . . . eliminated by Wilbur Cross in their Hrst tournament game . . . tied for C.C.I.L. honors with Meriden . . . determination and fight- ing spirit . . . good luck to Captain-elect Mike Philpott . A . Coach Scotty Carter . . . Freshman Coach McCooey. 56 vvupfx Bristol Torrington 54 - Came from fifteen points down Bristol 70 Weaver 57 - Hot first period Bristol 62 Manchester 60 - Close all the wa Mike Ph'1PO'f Bristol 41 East Hartford 44 - Freezing tactiycs in double overtime playoff Bristol 57 Meriden 46 - Never in danger Bristol 57 Alumni 48 - Old friends meet again Bristol 68 Windham 54 - Plays worked perfectly Bristol 55 New Britain 47 - Strong third period Bristol 61 Hartford Public 56 - Best played game of season Bristol 49 William Hall 42 - Fifty-third straight 5 Bristol 48 Weaver 50 - Second double overtime loss -ig. was Bristol 70 St. Anthony's 50 - For the March of Dimes 1 , 1 Bristol 60 Meriden 66 - Lost it on the foul line 'L - f-.f Bristol 59 Manchester 62 - Couldn't stand prosperity Bristol 50 Windham 45 - Things are looking up V . V Bristol 68 East Hartford 50 - How sweet, revenge p f ' 7 Bristol 41 William Hall 44 - The honeymoon is over J V TOURNAMENT Bristol 51 Wilbur Cross 60 - Twenty point half-time, deficit too much George Redman Norm Hamel Let go, it is mine! Look Ma, no feet! 3 fx H 1? L ..,,,, E Henry Gaski Bernie O'Keefe Frank Carter CAPTAIN MANAGER COACH BASKETBALL BASKETBALL TEAM Left ro right, hrsr row: Gaski, Coach Carter. Second row: Simpson, W. Lasewicz, Benecick, Redman, Duval, Hamel, Mr. McCooey. Third row: Arle, Clement, Greger, Perke, Philport, LeFebvre, O'Keefe. Absent when picture was taken: Albee, Kayais, S. Lasewicz. s S ' i f x Jil .. ' . mee ?1ll'3FQ' I !'lJ D 1 la l 9 U1 s I l Q X ' rl! T- . lil 1 flfln 1 -1 'Q 'f J C I .' .A 1 5 K- X W f iqf nb 9 1 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Coach McCooey guided the boys through a tre- mendous season with a 12 win, 2 loss record . . . exceptionally tall team 7 . . with good shooting . . . played many Junior Varsity teams for strong com- petition . . . worked well as a team 7 . . deserved their victories. Bristol 7 66 Terryville 7 7 7 38 Bristol 7 55 Torrington 7 77 56 Bristol 7 7. 53 St. Anthony ..i. 7 .. . 25 Bristol . 49 Torrington 7 7 21 Bristol 40 Southington .. .. ...730 Bristol 7 7 7 57 Crosby. .7 7 7 38 Bristol 7 . 49 Hartford Public . 40 Bristol 7 7 65 Plainville 7 7 7 77 7 37 Bristol 7 7 7 56 Southington 7. . 39 Bristol 63 Crosby 7 . 57 Bristol .7 7 44 Thomaston . 7. 77 38 Bristol 77 . 777 St. Anthony .7 40 Bristol 55 Terryville . 7. 42 Bristol 77 77 . 41 Thomaston 7 44 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right, first row: Arle, Ross, Stone, Smith, Day, Mona- han, Dutcher. Second tow: Kowal, Russell Vaughn, Anderson, Swanson, White, Castolene, Nee, Kinch, Stockman, Apruzzese, Coach Mc- Cooey. 1 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Pert and peppy . . . junior editions of next year's squad . . . confident and competent of doing their best always . . . cheering loudly for the glory of B.H.S .... constantly guiding school spirit effec- tively 7 . . giving an excellent performance at every game . . . comparing favorably in effort and ability to our own senior cheerleaders . . . a pattern of what our future squads will be . 7 . abounding in energy and perseverance . . . cheerful representatives of our freshman school spirit . . . a generous mixture of courtesy, dexterity, and loyalty. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Benson, Barnes, Caviliere, Sonstroem, Sessions Marcotte, P. Tracy, T. Tracyi, Stockman, Bossi. 92 GOLF TEAM Left to right: Middleton, Weh- ner, Coach Gallo, Googins, De! vino. V, V Jpb. a ' t .' ,, . . , s -: u 'QQ' I cf ., - .Cf . . l 1 GFA l xt E xx Xvw l X l A r GOLF This was Mr. Gallo's Hrst year . . . eagle . . . hole- in-one . . , much is expected of next year's co-cap- tains, Tony Middleton and Bob Wehner . . . birdie . . . par . . . fore . . . succeeded in winning only one out of eight encounters. Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol , Bristol Bristol 3 P2 llqj 8V2 2 iv 12 l 992 Meriden Manchester West Hartford Terryville Meriden Manchester West Hartford Terryville l 5 17 V2 1616 922 16 16112 17 8M ml' 5 9' 67 lf' 1 A -xx ...-.5,Nhk N TENNIS Coach Foster's racket squad won five of their matches . . . as good a team as B.H.S. has had in three years . . . loss of Captain Phil Baker and other senior lettermen will hurt . . . Captain-elect William Chippy Ammerman and Mr. Foster look forward to another good season. Bristol 4 Bristol 3 Bristol 2 Bristol 0 Bristol 2 Bristol 4 Bristol 5 Bristol O Bristol 3 Bristol l in KA Meriden Windham Middletown Hall Manchester Windham Meriden Hall Middletown Manchester 2 3 3 3 1 0 5 2 4 TENNIS TEAM Left to right: P. Baker, K. Baker, Ammernan, Hichwa, Perry Holdsworth, J. Barnes, B. Barnes W. Barnes, Coach Foster. 93 BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM Left to right, first row: Cole, Ruselowski, Maher, Cross, Yuschak, Sims, Lasewicz, Monico, Munger, Kvedar. Second row: Coach Monahan, Ancher, Petke, Nye, Scharmer, Bugryn, Gaski, Greger, Coan, Redman, Tracy, O'Keefe. COACH CAPTAIN W Am' A .f-'V f Q r ' ', 1-rr AE ' , ,Li ? A gk KJ Am Q Tom Monahan Henry Gaski George Ancher 94 L ' s ,. 1 . Q B 1 I 5, K p X N Ken Cole John Yuschak BASEBALL As good a baseball team as B.H.S. has ever had . . . timely hitting . B . sharp pitching , . , tight defense B B . won eight of their games by one run margins . . . C.C.I.L. champs again . . . 13 win . . . 1 loss-record . . . Good luck to Captain re-elect George Ancher and Coach Monahan. Bristol ,,,.. Meriden A preview of things to come Bristol ,..,. ,,.. W indham Ninth inning win Bristol . B. B New Britain Scharmer The Charmer Bristol ,,...t .iie. M iddletown Living ri ght, we guess Bristol ,,,,. B Hall We could breathe Bristol B .,,,,, Manchester Here we go again Bristol ,,., B Meriden Right in stride Bristol B. B B Windham The spoiler Bristol i B Middletown We broke loose Bristol iiii B Hall BB A neat job Bristol iiii Manchester By now it's a habit Bristol .B i New Britain After trailing by 6 Bristol .i,,.. BB Torrington A good night Bristol .B B B 8 Torrington Appropriate ending 'Q f i S A N X Al Scharmer George Redman ae, lp !.,: 5 B if Al Monico JQ , . FK? R X B Dick Coan R ff? l 'Pg 755551 fi , 4 1 V, ...B jerry Greger J.V. BASEBALL Season record of seven wins . . . two losses . . . first year of junior varsity baseball . . . tough oppo- sition gave good experience . . . with the aid of Coach Roy, team should benefit the varsity next year. Bristol .... .... . . Meriden ......,..,....,.........,., , Bristol .. ,.., Southington . .. ., Bristol ..,.... Torrington ,.,,.. Bristol . .. Southington ., .,,, ,. .. Bristol , Bristol Boys' Club .. . , Bristol ., Torrington .. .,, Bristol , Meriden Bristol ..,.... Hall .,.. ,. Bristol ..,, New Britain . LEADERS' CORPS Left to right: Gagnon, Britton, Wojewoda, C o a c h McCooey, Zilko, Sims, Carlson, Penikas, ' Acampora. ' JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Left to right, First row: Onofrio wych, Coach Roy. Second row: Wininger, Roberts Illafl. fall, Sarnele, Albee, Grossmann. Absent when picture was taken: Chesler, Albertelli, Clement, Petke Moeller. LEADERS' CORPS Tumblers and acrobats of B.I-I.S .... second only to skiing as the national sport of Sweden . . . superb performance at the Junior Barn Dance . . . limber, hard-working athletes . . . assistants at paid assembly . . . also planned their own assembly . . . unusual activity greatly enjoyed by the members of the corps . . . non-competitive sport fairly new to B.H.S. L Al ' KX 96 A X i Gustafson, Iemolo, Bussee, Yaca- Fienemann, Kiriluk, Arle, Red- Third row: Totten, Piper, West- J .J Q .Z , fy I gl at f ff H5 I I li' i A Left to right: Mr. Cooke, Faculty Treasurerg Greger, Vice-Presidentg Gaski, Presidentg Rode. Tre-asurerg Dionne, Secretary: Mr. Monahan, Director of Athleticsg Mr. Perry, Principal. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION A convenience for all the students , . , one of the most successful organizations in the school . , . many benefits from membership I . . student heads working to accom- modate the school . . . eflicient. practical, and economical , I . a ticket to every game at reduced price I , . a great help at tournament time . . . open membership for all students . . , membership is worth far more than the price to join , , , a living symbol of the wonderful sportsmanship at BHS .... constant in its service . . I rewarded by our appreciation , . . terminating another successful year and preparing for the one to come. - gp- Ruth, balancing the books. Charlotte and Henry, sorting B.H.S. letters. v , wx if CHEERLEADERS Top to bottom: Gaski, Quinlan, Winters, Bird, Carlson, Rulli, Desjardins, Thibodeau, O'Brien, Dunn. 'jx' dj '-Wu . If ,iw 1 f , 1,1 . V .J f 1 , . , i , , ' 2 1 v . , . - 1. f . , ' ns' I i , I 1 .. , .5 iid f -fj,! P f f 1 ,,-1 v , - .J r ' 1 f fx 'e ff if ,yt E ,ff 1 ,1 -J, sr ij fi, xy ll!! ! I Ny cj af E, e for if y N, NV-f Q ,il iii . I 'il-1 1 I-.. I p ,' 1 . 6. ,. 7 - X.. 1 1 . ' ,tg . ry it ,X 1 1 lf .'l ' CHEERLEADERS Cheers for the team . . . leading the crowd . . . energy and spirit . . . one reason why the Bristol fans cheer so loudly . . . formations . . . routines . . . acrobatics . . . precision and skill . . . graceful performers , . . superb execution of the various jumps and cheers . . . proudly wearing the maroon and white . . . the best representatives of our sports- manship . . , cheering loudly for the glory of B.H.S .... abounding in poise and personal- ity . . . leaders in school spirit and loyalty . . . present at every game . . . spurring the team to victory . . . gracious in victory as well as defeat . . . standing as a symbol of the hopes of every student . . . B-R-I-S-T-O-L. Come on Bristol, fight. 115 'Pb 3 June Desjardins CAPTAIN f 1 MAJORETTES Right to 1eft,hrst row: Russell, Metzger, Theriault, Pelletier, Peters Second row: Malvezzi, Lyman, Zetarski, Thompson, Crowley, White, Grenl-ze. MAJORETTES High stepping strutters . . . shining, whirling barons 475' ma ,I i , , S I N .ttf 'f Loughlin. Llsewicz, Tyminski, l 13. ,, xx . .gr i S ' 5 . C 4' . going througlh their paces with adroitness and ease , . . thrilling half-time exhibitions . . . a true touch of the spectacular at every game . . . precise maneuvering . . . drilling . . . every step perfected . . . unusual formations expertly carried out . . . marching to the band . . . excellent timing . . . charm is a basic requirement . . . they help lead us in the school song . . . colorful uniforms . . , white boots and braided cord . . . tassels swinging in rhythm to marching feet . court. I. Barbara Russell CAPTAIN . . swinging skirts and pepped-up spirits A . . a vision of grace on the basketball , . n I I Precision plus by B.H.S. Majorettes. XM. Wi' fi ,, 'if' , H ,afvfwmwfp TE 4' an A .v ,,.,.,.-wi , 1 Nw L 5 ,E 4...-,.. '- I 1 -:sr- S 1. ,Saw V 3 F I I .- 4 nwgxi ? I I, t ,l.. ,,, my I f n I , n, , 4' ww-4 B, WE 'A 4 E 5 . . --.- :rv .3 l V 5 will-N . as R. ' 1--E: ' - V' I . xg 7.-' , ,xl I , ' -. I' .I ' 1 j--- ,- ,c', - -, .Mapa fr nN ff-fy. H72 v ' .M I , E4 II I 1 ,. i in fl' U I 1 as we 1 if lik S 2' ff X 4 1- ul llagx GIRLS' SPORTS A chance for the feminine athletes to develop their skills . , . an activity for any season . . . inter-class competition . . . basketball, volley ball, soccer, archery, field hockey, swimming, tennis, softball-all after school fun for any girls interested . . . hardworking athletes willing to accept criticism and improve through practice . . . teamwork encour- aged ...' 'practice makes perfect' '... avenue of friendship , . . energetic girls willing to disapprove the weaker sex theory . . . physical action as compensation for mental strain of homework . . . new way to get a tan . . . the female letter winners of B.H.S. . . . heroines of the A.A. awards assembly . . . competition with other school teams . . . future athletes of the U, S. Olympic teams . . . soccer and field hockey, first sports of the school year . . . swimming in our own pool . . . basketball tournament winners, B,H.S. seniors . . . volley ball most popular girls' sport . . . archery, our most picturesque sport . . . usually draws the smallest turnout . . . tennis matches on school courts . . . outstanding softball teams for all classes . . . Wednesday and Friday after-school work- outs . . . chance for acting as officials, another way to gain letter . . . scorekeepers, referees, timekeepers, umpires , , . chances for individual and team competition. Strike three coming up! 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