Bristol High School - Torch Yearbook (Bristol, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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Now as Seniors about to leave BHS, we can look back and recall memories which will never be forgotten. Remember how shy we were at the Freshman Frolic and how exciting our first big football game was! How many times were we caught go- ing through the great Senior Door! We remember, too, the concerts we took part in, the club pizza parties, and all the homework! Yes, and the traditions and symbols which are the foundation of the ideals of BHS, too, can never be for- gotten. Minerva we will especially remember as the God- dess of Wisdom who forever watches over us and serves as the meeting place known by all who walk her halls. But as we reminisce we also realize that we now have the future to look forward to and that these memories are but the past. Like all remembrances they will fade into shadows, shadows symbolic of our life at BHS. That is why we, the 1959 Torch staff, have chosen shadows as our theme. We hope that through the shadows we create for you now, we will be able, many years from now, to relive the mem- orable days we spent at our high school alma mater. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty ...,..., A 4 Seniors ..,....,..,...,,..., .,......,.. .... 2 2 Underclassmen . i . .. 64 Organizations ,, . i. i 72 Sports 98 Special Features. 120 f1DII1lI1li3'IBi1'IlDI1 HUD A M RX' FHBULTY Our administration and faculty play a very important part in our lives at BHS. They are the people who keep our school running in a smooth, orderly manner. With- out this cheerful, efficient staff, BHS would fall apart. Therefore, how can we help but include these wonderful leaders and organizers among our shadows? The patient, helpful teacher, the sincere, kind principal, the secretary in the office, the understanding nurse, and the busy jani- tor all are a part of our memories of BHS. These people have not only guided us toward the right path to suc- cess but have also become our friends. When we look back to the shadows of our BHS life, it will be very hard for us to forget these people who made that life possible. MR CARL A MAGNUSON Supermtendent of Schools To your class as the last one to have spent all four years rn and to have graduated from Brrstol Hrgh School with rts tradr nons honors and assocranons belongs a unrque honor All of us look forward wrth anncrpatron to a greater Brrsrol havrng outgrown a srngle hrgh school Ar the same trme rt IS not possrble to escape a nnge of regret that the days of Brrstol J Hugh School as such are over May you always carry on most worthrly the rdeals and con cepts those before you have establrshed and of whrch select group you are a part X,,,, Our supervzsors lead us to our goals BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Educanon deserves our thanks for rts support and gurdance through all our school years Through rts srncere efforts another hope has been fulfilled and another vrctory has been gamed at the present moment a new hrgh school rs under constructron and will be ready to open next fall MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to rrght Mr Wrllram Ryan Mr Wrlllam Carpinter Mr Joseph Corarola Mr Charles Sweet Mr james Crxtchley Mrs Florence Pencr kows 1 ii SN in-nn MR GEORGE R PERRY Prrncrpal of Br1sto1H1gh School It rs rather sad to realrze that the drstrngurshed name of Brrstol Hugh School wrll soon be no more But as the last class to graduate from thrs mstrtutron you have upheld the fine tradmons handed down to you You have put the welfare of BHS first and have been ever ready to lend a hand when your help was needed One of the largest classes ever to graduate from BHS you of the class of 1959 spent your last two years of hrgh school under exceed rngly crowded condrtrons You deserve much credrt for your equa nrmrty durrng the many days of constructron turmorl and for your good nature rn sprte of frequent rnconvemences It rs fittmg that so cooperatrve a class should be the one to go down rn hrstory as the last class of Brrstol High School MR CHARLES C MARSH Prrncrpal of Freshman Burldmg Your educatron wrll make rt possrble for you to partrcrpate and share rn the great progress that our country rs makrng rn maternal thrngs However be ever mrndful of the fact that we must seek to grow rn sprrrtual understandrng rf our happxness rs to be preserved Remember that every rrght rmplres a responsrbrlnty and every oppor tunrty an oblxgatron Smcere good wrshes for your future success and happrness MR EARL C ROSEEN Prrncrpal of Technrcal Drvrsron Smce World War II whole natrons have come under drctatorral rule Yet for many others there rs a hope for somethmg better brought about by years of metrculous plannmg and much effort Mrllrons have fought and dred for the cause they felt was just Hrs tory has taught us that man rs most creatrve rn every way when he ns free to thunk for hrmself To be free rs our most prrceless herrtage The future of Amerrca and of the free world rests wrth your genera tron The course we pursue w1ll be decrded by you Havmg worked wxth you has been a pleasant experrence and I m sure you wrll be equal to whatever challenge hes ahead My very best wrshes for the future ' 1 a - Q a - s . . . , -4' Wm..- 1UdY Kfamplfl and TCFFY Bflaflgel' In Book reports are due tomorrow announces Miss Satta to her Tech class English IVA Eyes on the paper Buzzy' 71glZSl7 ZS d 7 6qZlZSZf6 07' SUCCESS A knowledge of grammar and literature is essential to every day life The English language is our basic means of expression the accuracy and facility with which we use it play an important part in determining our success The purpose of the English Depart ment is to teach correct grammar usage develop organization of thought and writing and promote an interest find understanding of literature What student has not struggled with nmbic pentameter split an infinitive or memorized the much quoted words of William Shakespeare? Yet despite the stumbling blocks we encounter our fine English teachers always succeed in making their classes most enjoyable and worthwhile. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. Standing left to right: Miss Barbara Zalaski Mr. Raymond Robinson Miss Angela Spinelli Miss Carol Rogasky Mr. Francis Enslin Miss Loretta Teevan Mr. Wallace Handy Miss Mary Stack Miss Marie Donovan Mr. Paul Lawley Miss Louise Mella Mr. Ralph Prigge Miss Anita Sportelli Mr. Clement Roy. Seated left to right: Miss Louise johnson Miss Rita Large Miss Alice Pulsifer Miss Mary Whipple Mrs. Ruth Eggleston. 'am W ,if v .e' I hp ,J in , K R - -fi . J, . 4 i , -0 D Ng 4. wb Q' ,sf L' H eff.. 'Yi ff-I - tx Qt A I ,M ,J f 7 ' . v ' N. ,ag 4 f ' fb wi ' ,M f . ,I f. ' . ' ,I ' if W4 R A 5 tax?-Ty' ' ff 3? ' f if . 5--'if f A fu- :wifi f? . 'i i I '. f K 4 1 .- Q- . V V . ffm, X 4 f ' I W 4 0 i ,Q S , Y, .gg ,fr ..-x In Ed Dickau in Far East History. Farther east, Ed! Have you forgotten my question Mr Milletick7 asks Ann Marie Parent in Economics Social Studies broaden our background Current events at home and abroad as well as the past history and development of a ntion give us a better understanding of the world we live in. In United States History we learn about our own land, while in World History we become interested in the ais- toms, development, and people of neighbor countries near and far. Our energetic, earnest teachers work to promote good citizenship and a deeper understanding of different peoples. Which student can ever forget the struggle to recall the dates and battles so significant in the history of the world? And which student can forget how his Economics course made him a wealthy man through the stock exchange? Because of these courses we now easily realize the ever important work of the social sciences. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT. Standing left to right: Miss Ruth Crockett, Mr. H. Richard Lehmett, Mt. Robert Millerick, Mr. john Whitcomb, Mr. Arthur Beatson, Mr. Marcel Angers, Mr. Paul Lawley. Seated left to right: Miss Angela Spinelli, Miss Helen Heffernan, Miss Ruth Benham, Mr. Raymond Robinson, Mr. Harold Pinney. 'milk I fi MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT. Standing left to right: Mr. Walter Aston, Mr. Edward Busby Mr. Paul Casey, Mrs. Evelyn Robinson, Mr. Eugene Zahnke, Mr. Henry Foster, Mr. Charles Lanosa Miss jean Bachman, Mr. Lawrence Barrett. Mr. Joseph Cooke, Mt. Mitchell Fava. Mathematics develops reasoning powers Slide rule, logarirhms, ocrahedron, compass, long columns of figures . . . these symbols of mathematics classes will long be remembered by the students of Bristol High. Each student is urged to take at least one math course during his four years. Those students who have included math as a part of their yearly course agree that the teachers are the best. Their courses aid greatly in the development of logical reasoning powers and offer challenging, enjoyable experiences. Students and teachers alike consider higher mathe- matics as a basis for a career in science or engineering. Advanced subjects are now being offered to increase the interest of superior students who desire a stronger mathematical background. Only by the cultivation of young peoples minds can the ever increasing shortage of good mathematicians be remedied. JJ , ,uv - -Y -M--4: :::'. -'- , .-1: 212 . M x yu A According to this, Mr. Cooke, the square root of four equals one- s- l ab I g , point nine says Al DeLiberto in Algebra ll. Q I I ,,., ,... t. 1 1 'I GIISEREDIV t - - ina 4 I if 1 X K . , . . Math class. X .N'I rl II ' 1 - Huh? says Al Pease to Mr Foster in Senio Mr Carter John Maltuch Edward Huntley in Biology class Did you catch that in your K F g I ia- fjx V, K ,I wi, ts. xv: JW. if , my sf' f l5i!., 'A' iqiigug se 55552. L ,. ' I don't know what you're distilling, Dick Yetke, but I want half says E F ! E 5 Mr. Stumpp. be world of science 0 ers adventures. Science gives the student an appreciation of nature and the perfect organization of the universe. Through the efforts of our superb teachers the happenings in the world around us are explained. Seemingly complicated occurrences are found to have relatively simple explanations while the happenings we take for granted often prove to be amazing phenomena. Many students find the various science courses fascinating. Dissecting a frog, preparing oxygen, analyzing a solution, or demonstrating a system of levers are activities symbolizing the various courses offered in the scientific held. The emphasis on science in schools today is rapidly increasing to meet the world's demand for scientists. Who knows that BHS might not produce another Einstein? SCIENCE DEPARTMENT. Standing left to right: Mr. Louis Hyatt, Mr. Chester Nyerick M Bruce Elliott, Mr. Norman johnson, Mr. Gordon Sonstroem, Mr. George Stumpp, Mr. john I-larri son. Seated left to right: Mr. Stewart Thompson, Mrs. Carolyn Dwinnells, Mr. john Coley Mr Ronald Mieczniltowski, Mr. G. Winston Carter, Mr. Robert Douglas. .47 K W mv' ' .jx- - t 1 XR' 1 jean? Jane? Joan Blanchette adds? subtracts? multiplies? Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their party, type Angela Mazzone and Betty Papach. Business trains us 121' ofjqce work. The Business Department prepares students who usually wish to enter the field of business immediately after graduation. Among the courses offered, bookkeeping and stenography are probably the most valuable to the future office worker. Of course, every student in any curriculum realizes the value of typing skill. Our splendid Business teachers succeed in making classes interesting as well as educational. Even students not in the Busi- ness course find this world of adding machines, mimeograph machines, and dictaphones quite intriguing. The Business students themselves are, of course, the first to appreciate the knowledge they gained in Commercial Arithmetic or Office Practiceg for they are the people who will make our big business concerns, factories, and stores run smoothly and efficiently. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT. Standing left to right: Mr. Daniel Colby, Miss Lois Courey, Mr, Thomas Doyle, Miss Christina Reid, Mrs. Mildred johnson, Mr. Ralph Bowen. Seated left to right: Mrs Carole Coratola, Mrs. Eloise Goodwin, Mrs. Margaret Miles, Miss Edwina Lucas. Annette Goodfield Mrs Discenzaaaaa' ,..4s4i3 ' -dm! HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT, Left to right: Miss Ruth Whipple, Mrs, Albertina Discenza, Miss Dorothy Vail Home Economies reveals domestic skills. Our girls find the Home Economics Department most useful and practical. Not only do they learn the valuable art of boiling potatoes or pinning a pattern, but they also grasp the technique of managing a home efficiently and economically. Keeping a budget and vacuuming the livingroom become just as important as broiling a steak for dinner. Our able, experienced teachers are the guides in improving a girl's homemaking talents. They enjoy their work and hope to pass on their feelings to the students who take their courses. Learning to cooperate with other people and enjoying the task at hand are probably the most important things a girl learns from her Home Economics courses. This will have to be done over again, says Miss Whipple to Janice Chartier in Homemaking class. I 'V' A' 4.5 ' f ,F ' ,, Y 3 Il LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Standrng left to rrght Mr nan Mrss Loretta Teevan Seated left to rrght Mr john Rear Ralph Nestrco Mr Gordon Losey Mrss Josephme Carroccla don Mrss Susanna Donahue Mr Walter Petke Mrs Fleurette Shnngler Mr Marcel Angers Mrss Dons Bren Ld72gZl6lg6S C7'6df6 07 6lg72 Z7ll61'6Sl'S Senor Wally Olsen Olc' d mimi I 'll f...- Z' rf' The study of forergn languages helps students to under stand people of other lands Wrth the world becommg smaller through the medrum of travel the need for con versmg mth people of dlfferent tongues has become rn creaslngly more rmportant Brrstol Hrgh has not overlooked thns factor rt offers 1ts students an opportumty to learn Latm French Spanxsh and German The Language De partment strrves to develop fluency rn speakmg a language nn gammg a readmg knowledge of 1t and rn becommg acquamted wlth nts llterary works Our capable rnstructors transport us to another land where we find new adventures ln thc people thelr surroundrngs and therr culture Herr Petke studnes? 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W-6 A A 2 K I A , , 4 -' 1, A 1 V r' c , .ff - L , f ,ff - ff ' X GUIDANCE DYPARTMFNT Standnnge left to tneht Mr Arthur Beatson Mr Ralph Nestxco Mr Frantxs Ynslrn Mr Ralph Ptlgee Mr Walter Aston Mr john Harrnson Mr Al bert Caswell Mt john XVh1tcomb Mr Edward Busby Mt G Wtnston Carter Mr ll Rxthard Lehmert Seated left to rueht Mnss Irene Yantz Mass Amtcla Qpmelln Mtss Dorns Brennan Mnss Mary Whipple Miss Helen Heffernan H1159 Ruta Large Mrss Ruth Iceleston Mnss Fdvuna Lucas Guzdance laeqn students make deczszons The Gutdance Department plays an lmportant part rn our school ltves These members of the faculty asslst stu dents nn the selectton of proper courses takmg tnto con snderatlon thetr abllrty tnterests and future plans Any school problems whtch arlse are brought to the hands of our undetstandxng gutdance teachers College and scholar shtp appllcatxons are handled much more eastly and qu1ck ly through the ard and adwce of the Gutdance Department Thts group of advrsors IS constantly checktng to make sure a student has not overlooked some lmportant applrcatton or examtmtron vuhtch may be of use to htm We should also remember the fine serxtces of rob placement vehtch th1s department carrtes on for the students Do you have an after school rob? asks Mr Enslxn of joe Santoro during, a Guxdance session Mr Harrxson Guldance Dttector Whats so funny about my college applncanon Mr Harmon? 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PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Standing left to right: Mr. Toby Vega, Mr, Vincent Punzo, Mr. Thomas Monahan, Mr, William McCooey, Seated left to righti Miss Phyllis Jordan, Mr. M. Richard Anderson, Miss Ruth Lapp. Drivers' Education turns out safe motorists. Since Drivers' Education is now compulsory by law for all who apply for a license, this course is quite in demand at the present time. Our patient teachers who possess nerves of steel work toward creating safe, reliable, and courteous drivers. Many a student admits that his first hours behind the wheel offer a thrill not soon forgotten. DRIVERS' EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Left to right: Mr. Robert Drivers' Education after school: We'll have you out of here in a iiffy, Mayor Casey. Left to right: Grace Del- fino, Mr. Lehmert, ,lean Remecl-zi, Mr. Millerick, Mayor Casey. Millerick, Mr. H. Richard Lehmert. Art encourages creatzve talents The Art Department gxves the student an opportunxty to express hrmself through hrs artrstrc talents or rnterests Gulded by an amlable skrllful teacher students learn enjoy and create through the varrous art courses offered at BHS Orrgmalrty and rndxvndualrty are the goals set by thrs valuable department ig' Ed Dlckau adds the frmshmg touches to hrs bam as Mxss Geruldsen and Marsha Mrller look on HEAD OF THE ART DEPARTMENT Miss Helene Geruldsen Muszc 672.10915 reedom O expresszon There rs no better way of expressmg ones emotlons than through the medrum of musrc Brrstol Hrgh students are fortunate enough to be able to take part nn both vocal and rnstrumental groups as well as musrc theory and apprecratron courses Everyone rnvolved rn musrc knows the amount of work necessary but more satrsfyrng the amount of enloyment attarned Wrthout a doubt our wonderful rnstructors always succeed rn promotmg a better understandrng and greater mterest rn musxc MUSIC DEPARTMENT Standmg left to rrght Mr Harold Portner Mr Mrchael Masarlo Seated left to trght Mrss Vrrgrnxa Hough Mrs Mrldred Srmmons Mrs Sxmmons and the Boys Glee Club Good News you re what were wartmg for I I SCE x ,fl ' , 4 Qf Q ' j A N T N A Q 5 X' Ae' A . x A .4 Q .Q-.srfu . . , . . ,at I I f f I I . ' . . , . I I . . ' , . 7 Q ' s . . ., . , I - . I I ' .' - , - - , -1 Z H , . 4 - V E 2 Y' ke' X A M Q ' - , I ' .J ' , 1 . - .ff BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT Dave Rossiter at the drawing boar Technica! courses prepare us or Our Technical Department although located separately from the Senior Building of BHS plays as large a part in creating well- developed individuals. Technical studies prepare young men to take their place in the vast, progressing world of industry. From Tech courses such as machine shop, drafting, and woodworking, boys are able to develop their own vocational aptitudes. The basic aim of the Technical Department is to provide the boys with a working knowl- edge of some useful trade. Its efficient, friendly instructors work to uncover hidden mechanical or mathematical skills. This year for the first time, girls have had the opportunity of enjoying certain classes at the Tech Building. You lucky boys! Robert Warren, Gary Stafford, and Brian Perry at the drill press. 'YZ 'TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT. Left to right: Mr. Harold Savage, Mr. Walter Gustafson, M Richard Smith, Mr. Edward Busby, Mr. Samuel Willard, Mr, Albert Caswell, Mr. Nelson Lyons. the responsibilities of industry. Dick Matthews, we think, welds the jaws of the vise together. W-v , Q L ,3f'N9 Ni A 3 Bernie Peplau measures a piece of sheet metal in shop I xf 'i- .a-'C BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL MESSENGERS Standrng left to rnght Barbara DeCarol1s Gwendolyn Stange Joyce Mosley Chrrstme Smatt Anlta Apruzzese Suzanne Scott Patrlcra Wrlson Marrlyn Jensen Glorra Kryscron Marcra Fabranr Gall Fawcett Carol Ostman Lmda Gxovanrellr Marlon Admznzstmtzve dutzes The unsung heroes of Bristol Hrgh are the people behrnd the scenes who keep our school rn order The secretarres who answer telephones type out notrces and mrmeograph tests play a valuable part rn the operatron of BHS Because we do not have an Inter communrca trons system our office messengers are extremely help ful Our receptronrsrs cheerfully greet and drrect vrsrtors 1-G' Caruccr Nancy Bourceors Judrth Marcotte Nancy Green Seated left to rlght Anna Malvezzr Sandra Rullx Joyce Duquette Beverly Steele Judith Sprnellr Beverly Colburn Drane Beckwrth Marcla Moore Sharon Veysey are mrrzea' out smootlabf enterrng the burldrng The janrtor keeps BHS a com fortable and clean place rn whrch to work whrle the nurse comes to our ard when we are 1ll The lrbrarran s help IS greatly apprecrated when rt comes trme to wrrre that book report All these people we shall remember for therr outsrandrng servrces to BHS BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL RECEPTIONISTS Left to rxght Judy Pencrkowskl Judy Dxckau Gaxl Peck Glorra Varllancourt Elame LeCla1r Penelope Mathes We w ,, ' ' ls ...... 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Our Seniors, leaders of the future, are proud to have been a part of BHS. Their capable class officers: Ronald Herriott, President, jeffrey King, Vice-President, Arlene Kerr, Secretary, and joan McHugh, Treasurer, have guided them in carrying out traditions of the past and setting examples for the future. These Seniors will some- day drift into the shadows of the past, but the ideals they leave behind will never be forgotten. As the last class to graduate from Bristol High School, our Seniors are now ready to enter the vast outside world. They have worked diligently at BHS and now are going out to play their part in the life of progress. Some will immediately enter the fields of industry or business, others will go on to college to prepare for a professional career, all will have to face the responsibilities and problems of reality. DAVID AHL Arab College Patterson Worry bout tomorrow tomorrou Sportsmmded homework 15 not rn hrs vocabulary powerful presrdent of Athletrc Assocratron Athletlc Assocratron 1 2 3 presr dent 4 Athletlc Councll 3 4 Skr Club 4 Student Counctl 4 Varsrty Cu 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Bas ke alll 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 ap tam 4 LEON ALBERTELLI Rocky General O Connell Prevent forert href Alwa s rn the woods fi htmg frres 'wtf Tar, VW Y g Quret yet a great frrend Athletrc Assocranon 1 2 3 4 JOSEPH ANASTASI Stazr General St Anthony A merry heart that laugbr at care A practrcal joker fun to be w1th lends a helpmg hand when needed Athletlc Assocratlonl 2 3 4 LINDA ARLE Nurses Trammg Immanuel Lutheran The azr around ber 11 lled wztla beauty Seen everywhere domg everythrng short and sweet sharp dresser cheerful Class Secretary 2 Athletrc Assocla non 1 2 3 4 German Club treas urer 2 3 vrce presrdent 4 Grrls F eratnon 1 2 3 4 e b presnclentl 2 3 secretary 4 Med :cal Arts Club 2 secretary 3 presr dent 4 Student Councll 3 4 Torch DONALD ANDERSON Don General St Joseph Prormte IJ mort guen when the lean rr .rafd Terrrfnc swrmmer oh that laugh' qu1et at frrst but look agatn Athletrc Assocnanonl 2 3 4 Cross Countryl Football 1 Track 1 2 PAUL ARMSTRONG General Callen lfzerythmg comer rf a man ulll only wart Quret and frrendly easy gonng full of fun and pranks regular guy Athletrc Assocratronl 2 3 4 ROSEMARY ASPROMONTE Rose General O Connell Some folkr like to ugh but tbatr not you nor I' Oh so frrendlyl qu1et and cute always wears a smrle Athletnc Assocratron 2 3 4 Gnrls Federatnon Representatrve 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 lntematlonal Rela trons Club 4 RUTH AVOLT Busrness Immanuel Lutheran Blue are ber eyet at the fazry flax Tall blonde and frlendly neat good hearted loves mater sports Athletxc Assocnatronl 2 3 4 Bust ness Club 4 Gnrls Fecleranon 3 4 Torch 4 3 4 Grrls Sportsl 2 uv' SUELLYN ANDERSON College Callen I laughed and danced and talked and Jung One of our snappy twrrlers loves, loves, loves to talk Athletrc Assocxatton 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Girls' Athletrc Schol arshrp Socrety 3, 4, Grrls' Federatron 1, 2, 3, 4, Horxzdns 3, 4, Malorette 3, Grrls' Sports 2, Varsrty Club 4 24 ANN BACHAND Busmess South Srde Some tbznk the world war made for fun and frolzc-and to do I ' Always ready to lrsten to a joke takes study lnghtly cute Hurt Athletrc Assocratron 1, 2, 3, 4, Grrls Federatron 1, 2, 3, 4, Gxrls' Sports 2, 3, 4 MARTHA BACHMANN Mart College Jennings Few thingy are imposrihle to diligerzre and Jkillf' A whiz in science and math . . . careful about details . . , Oh heav- ens! . . . active in many clubs. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 45 Bridge Club 3, secretary-treasurer 4g Future Teachers 2, 33 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Inter- national Relations Club 3, 43 Or- chestra lg Torch 45 National Honor Society 4. KATHLEEN BAISS Kathy General Ohio Loadr of fun cheerful and hrrghl you are your frrendr delrghl Great sense of humor cheer ful smile likes to have a good time likes bell bottom trousers a newcomer Athletic Association 4 Girls Fed eration 4 Dedrcaled .ruerztutr Terry Belarzger and Lynne Hayden at CAROLE BAKER College Patterson Luten' you may he alloued to hear my laughter from a cloud One of our lively cheerleaders loves to eat bottomless stomach a Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Biol Club 2 Horizons 1 2 3 Latin Club 2 3 Library Club 1 Ski Club 4 Student Council l Torch 3 Varsity Club 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 G r s Federation 1 2 3 4 Clubl 2 3 4 Girls Sports 2 JUDITH BALDWIN udy College St Joseph IN ot quzel nor loud nor Jhorl nor tall but a pleaxarzt mixture of them all A good student but always ready for fun neat nice and natural Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 French Club 2 Girls Federationl 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 3 4 Horizons 2 4 School Store 3 Spanish Club3 4 Torch3 4 Na tional Honor Society 4 u ork REBECCA BARNUM Becky Business Bingham Szlenre aluayr offer: hzgh uordr air bound to be a success a girl with a pleasing voice she s a happy one Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 CAROL BAYER College Immanuel Lutheran Colorful gay and Jhe ll Jlay fha! uay Always seen talking neat and pretty pleasant company sports lover Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 G ls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Medical Arts Club 2 3 4 Girls Sports 2 3 BERNADINE BARD Bernie Business O Connell Why talze lzfe Jermurly ue ner er gel out alzze Good natured pleasant person a ity sense of humor sings like a lark Athletic Association 1 2 4 Gil Fctlerationl 2 3 4 GleeClub1 7 Q4 LDGAR BEARDSLEY Eddie Business Vermont Ixature har gzren ur two ear: hu! only one mouih Calm and quiet but the life of the party a great basketball player thoughtful Athletic Association 2 3 Baseball 3 Bas etball Z 3 4 Football 3 4 Soccer 2 Track 4 VALMORE BEAUDOIN Va General Bingham Who me worry? Never ever a dull moment where he is carefree and gay why worry all day? Athlettc Associationl 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 PATRICIA BETTS at Business South Side Speech rr great hut rrlence I5 greater Very quiet if you dont know her loyal a hard worker Athletic Association 1 2 4 Biology Club 2 Camera Club 2 Footlighters 2 Girls Federationl 2 3 4 CAROL BECHARD College South Side A rolemn face means not a solemn heart Sincere quiet and reserved solitary disposition Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 Footlighters 2 3 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 International Relations Club 2 ASTRID BEKSTROM College Immanuel Lutheran Ar she comer dull carer go Honor student likes to have a good time but knows when to stud one of the riders on the bumpy us Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Bridge Club 2 Future Teachers 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 4 Girls Federa nl 2 3 4 GleeClub12 3 International Relations Club 3 Na tional Honor Society 3 4 Torch TERRY BELANGER Buzz College Jennings When a ruhyect cearer to become a porn! of controzferry ft cearer lo to become a porn! of mterert Bassoonist of BHS indtvidual ist and leader not afraid to be different Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Bridge Club 2 3 4' Debating Club 1 pres- ident 2 3' Footlighters 4' German Club 2 3 4' Glee Club 1 4' Hori- zons 4' International Relations 3 vice-president 4' Latin Club 3' Na- tional Honor Society 3 4' Orchestra 1 2 3 manager 4' Band 1 2 3 4' Student Council 2' Torch 3 4. PAUL BIELERT Technical Immanuel Lutheran I dcd nothrng :rr partrcular and I dui rt well Teller of tall tales usually of the fish variety a boy with am bitions Athletic Association l 2 4 JANE BLANCHETTE Triplet Business O Connell Carefree and gay from day lo day' Petite peppy the smallest of the three Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 School Store JEAN BLANCHETTE Triplet Business O Connell Quzck to learn and quick to ree a hurg grrl rhe ll alwayr he Radiant smile practical loker . , . one of the triplets too. Athletic Association 1 2 3 4' Girls' Federation 1 2 3 4' School Store 4' Girls' Sports 2. LORNA BERNARDI Lornie College Jennings A rmile ir uorth a thourand wordr. Always smiling . . . a sparkling personality . . . a baton queen, too. Athletic Association 1 2 3, 43 French Club 21 Girls Federation 1 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1 2 3 4g Horizons 2 assistant editor 3, club news editor 4, International Relations Club lg Maiorette 3 4, Ski Club 3, 4g Span- ish Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 4' Girls Sports 2, 3, 4. JOAN BLANCHETTE Triplet Business O'Connell A rweet and rimple larr ir rhef' Never a dull moment . . . t e third of the three, but not the least! Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls Federation l 2, 3, 4g School Store 3 4. a CAROL BLANK Business Greene Hills Let my silence speak for me Quiet and sweet serious always ready to lend a hand Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Busi ness Club 3 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 International Relations Club Latin Club 2 Paint and Palette lub 2 3 Torch 3 4 3 F DOMINIC BRADIGO General O Connell Nothing tr more useful than silence A grocer by trade has many a s Athletic Association 1 SANDRA BLANK Sandy Nurses Training Immanuel Lutheran Without haste without rest this lzttle gal ir filled with zest Blonde hair talkative competent always has a smile handy Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Ger man Club 2 3 4 Girls Federation International Relations Club 1 3 Medical Arts Club 2 3 4 Paint and Palette 3 Torch 3 4 JILL BOLSTRIDGE College Callen She likes the world the world likes her High stepping captain of our ma lorettes popular Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Class secretary 1 Girls Athletic Scholar ship Society 3 4 Girls Federation executive boardl 2 3 4 G1eeClu 1 2 3 4 Horizons 3 4 Mayorettes 2 3 captain 4 Medical Arts Club 4 School Store 3 Spanish Club 3 udent Council 3 4 Varsity Club ROBERT BORKOWSKI Bo Business Greene Hills Happy go lucky eafy going free nothing on earth hotherx me. Allergic to homework . . . alvsays joking . . .easy to get along with. Biology Club 2. CLARENCE BRADSHAW Technical Callen Happiness ir speechlery Keeper of weather records 0 coin and rock collector inter ested in nature ANN MARIE BRIDE College St Joseph Bury here bury there to had her quiet is something rare An asset to malorettes never quiet always busy perky and vivacious Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Girls Athletic Scholar ship Society 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Gl Clu 1 2 3 4 vice president 2 Horizons 3 4 Latin Club 2 Mayor ettes 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Stu dent Council 2 Girls Sports 1 2 3 4 National Honor Society 4 WILLIAM BRIERE i Business St Anthony Why worry why care the world will always he there. Never on time . . . loquacious . . . ta . . . dark wavy hair. Athletic Association 4. ,W RONALD BOSSIE General Callen His time with the girl! ir almost at good ar hir time in the hundred. The foundation of the track team .. . a great guy to know... ove that sax! Athletic Association 1, 2, 3 4g Band 1 2 3, 43 Class vice-president 1, Z5 Dance Band 2 3, 4g Track 1 2, cap- tain 3, 45 Cross Country l, 2 cap- tain 3, 45 Student Council 3g Or- chestra 1, 2, manager 3, 4. ,CS Q KAREN BROTHWELL Business Bingham ' Whore face it this ro musically fair? Daring . . . an asset to the Band and Orchestra . . . dark wavy hair. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3 4' Band 1, 2' Librarian 3, 45 Girls' Federa- ' n 1 2 3, 4' Orchestra 1, 2, 3, ' Torch 45 Girls Sports 1, 2 3 4. SHIRLEY BROUKER Business Callen Beneath that Jhell of quret who knowr what her? Quiet in manner pleasant but s a business mayor Athletic Association 2 3 4 Busi ness Club 4 Girls Federation 2 3 SUZANNE CAISSE ue Business St Ann Where lookr are fond and wordr are few A perky little miss pleasing personality pretty hair Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 Business Club 3 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 International Relations Club 3 4 IRENE BRZEZINSKI College St Stanislaus Alwagr talking full of fun the hrzngr 7oy to everyone Always merry and gay ener getic a merry grin for everyone Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Fu ture Teachers 3 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Club3 4 lnterna tional Relations Club 3 4 Latin Club 3 Torch 3 4 Girls Sports 2 JANICE BURRILL an College Jennings Trrfler make perfectzonr an perfection tr no tn e Truly competent worker con scientious friendly to all Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Bridge Club 3 4 Future Teachers 2 3 4 Girls Federation l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 International Relations 1 3 4' Latin Club 3' National Hon- or Society 3 treasurer 4' Orchestra 2 3 4' Torc . RUTH BUSHNELL College Patterson No ure waitin up for me. Never a dull moment with Ruth around . . . loves sports . . . loqua- cious. Athletic Association 1 2 3 4' Bridge Club 2' Debating Club 1' F ot- lighters 3 4' French Club 3 4' Girls Federation l 2 3 4' Glee Club 3 4' International Relations Club 3' Latin Club 2' Torch 3 4. SALLY CALDER Cgllege PattCI'S0n Eyer that understand the world rntellzgenre to remedy ztr problem: Known and liked by all she meets tall and slender always neat Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Girls Federation executrve board 1 2 3 4 French Club 2 treasurer 3 vice president 4 Glee Club 1 president 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Ski Club 2 3 treasurer 4 Stu dent Council 2 Torch 3 4 EMILY CAPLICKI Business St Stanislaus Good utordr are worth much and wrt lrttle Quiet studious nice to with willing to do her share Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Busi ness Club 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4' Glee Club 2 3' International Relations Club 3' Library Club 2. JEAN CAPOCC1 Poky Business South Side Life it not life at all without delight. Vivacious personality . . . always ready to hear a good joke. Athletic Association 1 2 3 4' Girls' Federation 1 2 3 4' Glee Club 1' School Store 2' Spanish Club 2. KAREN CAFFERTY Kay College Greene-Hills Our thoughtr and our conduct are our own, A good naturecl person . . . neat dresser . . . glad to be with her old friends. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Biol- ogy Club, vice-president 2, Bridge Club 2, 33 French Club 2, 35 Future Teachers 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Interna- tional Relations Club 3g Girls' Sports 4. CAROLEE CARLSON College Stafford Laughter ir the source of life. A smile for everyone . . . pleasant personality . . . a real nice gal to know. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Biol- ogy Club 2g French Club 2, 33 Glee Club 3, 4g International Relations Club 3, 4g Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers 2, 35 Youth Fel- lowship Club 3. JANICE CHARTIER SALLY CARLSON College Patterson A girl who can work, a girl who can play. Welcome smile . . . charming and sweet . . . pleasant to know and a pleasure to meet. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3 43 Torch 3, 4. HOWARD CHARTER Howie College Greene-Hills Quiet in his own way but very nice lo know. Rather retiring . . . hard worker . . . shy but with a friendly smile. Athletic Association 1, 2, 35 German Club 2, 3: Glee Club 2. DAVID CARROS Dave College Patterson He maker no one elser huszner: hu own Always seen seldom heard not exactly the excitable type Athletic Association I Band 2 3 4 Orchestra I MERRIAM CASE Mimi College South Side Sugar and Jpzce and euerylhzng mee are what lzttle gzrls are made of Always merry and gay pert bouncy neat dresser Athletic Association I 3 4 Biology Club 2 Bridge Club 2 3 Girls Fed eration 1 2 3 4 French Club 2 International Relations Club 3 Glee u 2 3 4 Torch 4 Sports 3 ELEANOR CASEY Norky College St joseph Cute clever full of fun known and Irked hy everyone Y vibrant smile a dilatory nature Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Bridge Club 2 French Club 2 3 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 Horizons 2 3 4 Latin Clubl 2 School Store 2 Spanish Club 3 an Business Wolcott She har no enermey hecauxe .the knows not how to make them Quiet speaks when spoken to industrious orderly pleasant to know Athletic Association 1 Business Club 4 Girls Federation 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 Girls Sports 3 DIANA CHASE Dee Dee Business Callen There rx the gold :hip There :J the silver Jhzp But the hen :hip ss friendship Quiet and yet carefree friendly disposition always will ing to help Athletic Association I 2 4 Business Club 4 Girls Federation 1 2 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Margo Cope Palsy Lee Carol Monsch Why dont you take the u rapper off Pat? ROSALIE CHAGNON ee General St Stanislaus It 5 a u arm heart that har plenty of friend: Laughing is her hobby lots of un shes a real ruminator Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 French Clu 2 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Torch 3 4 4 Torch 3 Girls Sports 2 LQ-N! ax , P ,, - I rr I 'J' ' ' ll . ' ' ' 9 , , 1 , , , S . z t L , s Z - ii i 3 i , . . V - 1, , , . . . ' ' ' ' U . .. . . . A a . 9 1 3. ' ' -A A '- . . I 5 , 9 - ' , 1 y i S Q ' ' ' . ' ' ' - 1 s 9 Y . ' ' ' . Clb , , 5 3, gG1rls' ' ' ' ' X l ' 1 9 ' ' - ,H , , , - , ,, , . P, I I Y ' II Talkative...gay ...livel ...a Q . , 3 B' , 1 , , 1 t , A 1 I 1 , p S 2 , - it K 'hifi 4 j- ' , at L U , V i ' ' 11 ' i , , 1 si b Q ' , , , -5 v , i y Z , - 1 l . ROBERT CHMIIILIISKI Chrm College Terryvrlle Full of fun indeed yet mort ltkely to Jucceed jovial personalrty a sports man qulte a chemist a tall handsome fellow Athletxc Assocratnon 1 2 3 4 Foot llghters 3 Glee Club l Basketball 3 4 Soccer 4 Varslty Club 4 MARGO COPE Babe SUZANNE COOK ue Busmess Stafford A qutet mind tr rtther than 4 kingdom Frlendly personalrty sot spoken neat and sweet flamrng red harr Athletrc Assocratronl 2 3 4 Grrls Federatron l 2 3 4 Grrls Sports hifi Isa-nf Quai' --'lv CLIFTON CHOATE C :ff Technlcal Stafford Away with the hook: we re here for fun Always wearmg a big smrle never found wrthout a comb Athletnc Assocratron 1 2 THOMAS CLAYTON Tom College South S1de Nothzng worrzer ham Reserved gentleman srlent at txmes capable but not so m Athleuc Assocratron 1 2 4 G1 Club 2 Prolectromstl 2 3 4 PHYLLIS CLUKIIY Phyl General Callen To worry little to .rtudy len IJ my tdea of happmeu Cheerful blonde bombshell always ready wrth a spmted H Athletnc Assocratlon l 2 4 B1ology Club 4 French Club 3 Gltls Fed eratronl 2 4 College South S1de She: tmy hut they wue ,ther a rorker for her Jzze Musrcally xnclmed actrve and versatrle glggly Athletic Association l 2 3 4 Band 3 secretary treasurer 4 Debatmg l Footlxghters 4 Grrls Federatnon l 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 presldent 4 Latm Club 2 treasurer 3 Orch estral 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 Stu dent Councll 4 Glee Club Accom n1st1 2 3 RICHARD COTE Drck Busmess St joseph Fzrrt thmgf firrt Asset to our track team gen erally srlent one of our best Athletnc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 Track Footlrghters 2 Natnonal Athletnc Scholarshrp Socrety 3 4 Varsrty Clu 3 4 Cross Country l 2 3 captam 4 National Honor Socrety 4 CHRISTOPHER CRITCHLEY K1 General St Anthon A lzttle guy a lzttle thy a Izttle more than meetr the eye Skrmg., fan always wears a bug broad smnle no wallflower thrs one Athletnc Assocratlonl 2 3 4 Rlfle CARL COHEN General South Sxde A lzght heart lwey long In love wrth fun hugh sprrlted good pal bubblnng over rn personalrty Athletic Assoclatlon l Z 3 4 Glee Club 2 Proyectnonxstl 2 3 4 30 Club 4 bln Club 4 Golf 4 f' CAROLYN CROCE Carol College South Srde Szlence tr monotonour Prankster always laughlng everyones frrend happy and carefree Athletxc Assoclatronl 2 3 4 Grrls Federatnon l 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Grrls Sports 1 2 3 4 it ' S . l H ' ln I ' . 1? . . . f Y ' ' ' y y , 2 , , , 9 4 ' - I 14 24 5- A 3 A .P pf P' ! ' V I ' 1' , - ll H I - - y I D ' . . . V 1: - - - . X ' . v n 1 1. , . . . , - Q 4 Q1 , .Y D . , . . , A , 9 , I 1 - , , , 1 Q - . Z - P3 , , ,4- . U - - ,, ' , 1' ' ' ' fl - .. - - - - r , y 4 5-f dustrlous. l, 2, 3, captam 4g Busxness Club 43 F' Q h . U y , 9 CC . '. I . S1 4, Q , , , . b ,U ' y , p . , y U ,A , , . Q . t Xi -s?I ' ' F 'V A l 1 P 1 't I ,. . I . . A 4 - U 1 4 , - 44 .. ' H ' . . . ' 4 we 1. - t A4 , 9 1 ' - - .- - . - 1 5 ' , , , , , , 5 S - . ,, . . vs . ,, 3 1 ! ' Dori ARTHUR CROWLEY It General Reynolds Nez er Jay more than uhat J necerrary Shy of girls he and his car are inseparable often seen with it always ready for a yoke Athletic Association I 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 Glee Club 1 2 DORIS CYR WILLIAM DAVILIO B1 LAURA DAVELUY Business Caller! Muchfef tr her trade Likes a good time nice smile talkative great friend to all those close to her Athletic Association I 2 4 Biology Club 2 Business Club 4 French Club 2 Girls Federationl 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 SJW Business St Ann Oh the dancer Juch a wayf Friendly smile did you ever see her dance? industrious good will to all Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Busi ness Club 4 French Club 2 Girls Federationl 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 ROBERT DABKOWSKI Bo General Callen Nothing tr rarer than a good nature Big help to the BHS track team scared of girls sharp sense of humor Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Stu dent Council 1 Athletic Council 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Bs etball I F otball I 2 3 4 Track 3 captain 4 DIANE D AGOSTINO College Reynolds Life 1: too rhoft to he renour Talkative schools over full of fun happy go lucky Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Girl Federation 2 3 4 International R lations Club 2' Girls Sports 2. General South Side Quiet and content to go on hz: way Industrious willing to work mainstay of the French III class sense of humor Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Glee Clu 2 3 4 RICHARD DELISLE Desi General St joseph Procrartmatzon tr the thief of tzme Very good natured remember Freshman Latin Desi? cass leader Athletic Association 1 2 4 Class President 3 Student Council 1 2 3 Basketballl 2 Footballl 2 3 Track 1 2 ELLEN DELLA BITTA College Jennings Ellen and her magic vtolm Sometimes quiet most of the time quite talkative seems to take a gay interest in everything especially music neat dresser Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 De bating Club 1 Future Teachers 2 secretary 3 president 4 Girls Fed eration I 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4' Latin Club Z 3' Orchestra 1 2' Librarian 3 Student Director 44 Paint and Palette 3 4' Spanish Club 3 4' Student Council I 4' Torch 3 JAMES DANIS im General South Side Let everyone mind hir mul hu.rinerr. A quiet student . . . but not too serious . . . even-tempered . . . a con- scientious worker. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. 4,-1 -asf Pl! RONALD DESMARAIS Ron General Bingham Rare compound of jog, frolic and fun. who lrelirhey a joke and enyoyr a pun. A riot he is . . . fun loving , . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . worth a king's ransom to our class. Athletic Association 2, 43 Glee Club Dancmg with my hahy at the Semor Barn Dance SHIRLEY DEWYEA Business Greene H1115 To those uho know her not no u Ordx can pamt and thofe who know her knou all wordr are fatnt Short 1n stature but long in friends sweet and Heat Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 B101 ogy Club 2 Bridge Club 3 Girls Federation 1 Z 3 4 Girls Sports EDWARD DICKAU College Greene Hills Work 15 a plearure to htm Ambitious loves hlstory much does that briefcase we1gh9 Athletic Associatton 1 2 Publiclty Manager 3 4 German Club 4 Hori zons 3 Feature Edltor 4 Paint and Palette 3 4 Torch 3 4 Vars ty Club 4 Baseball 2 4 Soccer 3 4 Nc? la WILLIAM DICKINSON B1 College Callen Defcnhe hfm uho can an ahrzdge ment of all that I5 plearant In man Personality has he talkatwe fun loving studious served an all around sport Athletic Assoclationl 2 3 4 Inter national Relations Club 4 Trathc Ofhcer l 32 ELIZABETH DOBEK Betty Business St Stanislaus Her way: are way: of pleamntneu Clothes make the woman not so quiet w1th her friends helpful and industrious Athlettc Association l 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 Bus1ness Club 4 Girls Federation I 3 4 Internatxonal Re lat1ons Club 2 3 Torch 4 ROBERTA DOLLOFF Bobbie General Wolcott A quiet mind IJ richer than a crown Has a sweet disposrtion what beautlful ha1r quiet as a mouse Athletic Assoc1at1on1 2 3 4 Foot lighters 2 Girls Federation l Z 3 JOSEPH DONIA oe General Callen Ire taken my fun where ze found tt Where there s mischief you re sure to find joe cheerful gay always has a new Joke Athletic Assoc1at1on 1 2 national Relations Club 4 3 nter PETER DIVENERE Pete General South Side The deed I intend if great, but what, at yet, I know not, Good looking . . . not as quiet as you think . . . a pal to everyone. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 De- bating Club lg Glee Club 2g Pro- iectionist 1, 2, 3, 4g Soccer 2, 3, 4. 14 mx 4, WILLIAM DROHEIM B1 College Jennings I aluayr get A III lunch Someone you can depend on a sharp dresser he brmgs humor vt hercver he goes Athletnt ASSOCIHIIOH 1 I 3 4 Lead ers Corps 2 to 1 Q 1 .. 11 . . . ' Y gr ww' I 1 1 1 1 t I ' y L I 4 1: y 1 , 5 - ,, I 1 1 , . 11 i 1 U 1 1 1 2 I ' ' ' ' . - .Wy I ' . ' ' 9 y 7 Y 1 1 ' . ' ' ' A . ' ' 3 7 ! ! 9 x 9 1 4 2, 4. ' Ed J - , , .. . ' 1 I . . . . . . - 11 K V sports minded . . . artistrc . . . how , , , , A . Q 1 it 1 1 1 ' . . . , , lo - ' - ' 1 1 1 I - ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 , 1 1 . p , , 5 A ' 11' ff P I 2 X 351 4 9, . gi 'll -H U I 1 1 ' -- A - 11 W W 1 1 ' 11 . . . . . . . . . re- V A , ' 1 A - , ' , -1 , 4 - . I 1 1 1 1 ' ' Z DAVID DROST Dave Technical SI8ff01'd Throu your trouble: au ay and face the u orld ufth a mule Very different in many ways his mood varies from clay to day Athletic Association 2 3 4 Q:-'V ARLENE DRZEWIECKI JOHN DUTKIEWICZ Business Canton He :J alwayr Ike center of dutracuon Never serious always inter ested in fun swell kid easy to get along with Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Ath letic Council 2 Business Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Propectionist 1 sf? Business St Stanislaus A glggle a day keep! e worner away Always ready for fun talkative casual and carefree friendly to everyone Athletic Association 1 3 4 Business Club 4 Girls Federation 1 Girls Sportsl 2 3 4 ELAINE DUBE Business South Side Ar merry ar the day IJ long A redhaired spttfire she is ways found laughing a friend to all a foe to none Athletic Association I 2 3 4 Girls Federation I 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 International Relations Club 3 Torch 4 JACQUELINE DUBE Jackie Business Greene Hills Ebery cloud has a 1111 er lmmg Always laughing or smiling has a cute French accent that shows up here and there Athletic Association I 2 3 4' Girls' Federation I 2 3 4' Business Club RICHARD DUTKIEWICZ Ducky Business Canton Hu frzendly nature can be mearured by hu bezgbt A newcomer to BHS friendly to all Athletic Association 3 Glee Club DONALD DZIEDZIC Don College O Connell Now Ill tell one A wizard with his accordion a big and we mean big help with our entertainments Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Lead ers Corps 4 Prolectionistl 2 5 4 Football 3 LINDA EISENHAUER College Greene Hills No! much talk a great Jueet Jrmle Dark hair expressive dark eyes hopes to become a nurse rather shy Athletic Association 1 4' Medical Arts Club 3 4' Youth Fellowship Club 4' Girls' Sports 3' Girls' Fed- eration l 4. KAREN DUNN College Stafford ll ho rayr brain! and beauty don? go logetlaerf Short and sweet . . . knows every- one, does everything. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader lg Class Secretary 33 Foot- lighters I, 2, 33 Girls' Federation l, Executive Board 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 5, 4, Ilorizons l, 2, Club News liditor 5, Editor-in-Chief 4, Inter- national Relations Club 4, Spanish Club 5, President 43 Student Coun- cil Secretary 1, 43 Torch 3, 4. 63 DOROTHY ELLIS Dot Nurses' Training St. Ann She if as brirk ar a broom. Nice . . . sweet . . . talkative. . . always cheerful . . . effervescent spirit. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Biol- ogy Club 23 Debating Club Ig French Club Z, Girls' Federation I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 5g Torch 3, 4, International Relations Club 2, Girls' Sports 2, 35 Medical Arts Club 2, 3, 4. FERN ELMSTEDT Pmky College South Srde 'The only way to have a friend rr to he one A good worker Would you please repeat that Mr Petke9 Athlenc Assocratronl 2 3 4 B101 ogy Club Secretary 2 3 4 German Club 3 Grrls Federatronl 2 3 4 Medrcal Arts Club 2 3 Secretary 4 School Store 1 Grrls Sports 3 KATHLEEN ESTES Kathy Busrness Plamvrlle Srlence rr more eloquent than words' Quret shy and reserved JUDITH FENTON udy Business Stafford To he merry hest hecomer her Slrm redhead never stops chat TONI LOU FELL Ton: College Stafford A frzendly dtrpontron maker many good friend: Quret and clever everyones frrend Anyone want a pepper mmt? Athletic Assoclattonl 2 3 4 B101 ogy Club 2 4 German Club 3 4 Grrls Federatron l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Internat1onalRelat1ons Clu 2 3 4 -'x ways wearrng a smrle a pleasrng personalrty Athletrc Assocratron 4 Grrls Fed eratron 4 Youth Fellowshrp Club 2 3 4 Grrls Sports 2 CAROL FAFARD a College Patterson Better to ray rt mth a rmrle Always on the go won a cup for her talent wrth the pen as frrends everywhere Athletrc Assocratronl 2 3 4 Bxol ogy Club 2 Brxdge Club Secretary 2 3 French Club 3 Grrls Federa tlon l 2 3 4 Debatrng Club l zons 2 3 4 InternatxonalRelat1ons Club 3 Medical Arts Club 4 Skt Club 4 Torch 3 4 Grrls Sports 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 INIARY ANN FALENSKI College St Stanrslaus To he happy he frzendly A cute blonde you can al ways depend on her honor stu dent cheerful and very funlovrng Athletxc Assoclatron l 7 3 4 Brol ogy Club 2 3 Grrls Federation l 2 3 4 Glee Club 7 3 4 Inte a tronal Relatrons Club 3 4 Lam Clu 2 Medlcal Arts Club 3 4 Torch3 4 Gnrls Sports 2 3 4 Na termg lrvely bubbling over wrth fun Athletrc Assocranonl 2 3 4 Grrls Federatlonl 2 3 4 PAUL FERRARO College O Connell A man that ha: character haf fnendr Makes frrends easrly gets along wrth everyone not afrard to vorce hrs own oprnron Athletlc Assocratron l 2 3 4 Brol ogy Club 2 Camera Club 2 Inter natxonal Relatrons Club 4 Proyec tronrst 1 Spanrsh Club 2 3 4 RONALD FONGEMII: Ronnre General St Ann ll hats the me of worrying Liked by all pleasant person rr lty clarmetrst fme dancer nt l 2 3 4 Leade s Corps lrojcctlonxst l 1-if BRADLEY FALLON Brad General Stafford Oh but Im a 141111 one Worry never heard of the vtord a good athlete tall and handsome always laughmg Athletrc Assocranon 1 2 3 4 Vrce Presldent 1 Prolectromst 1 Student Councnl 1 Varsnty Club 3 4 Foot b l 2 3 34 nonal Honor Socxety 4 GERARD FORCIER erry General St Ann Imp of mlrchlef am I Happy go lucky always clown nn lrvely teachers pct pceve Athletnc Assorratronl 2 3 4 I . ,, . . .. 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CHARLOTTE FOSTER Bustness Patterson Manner not cold zr a u omarz 5 her! azlurrzmenf Lrkeable neat and trrm smxlmg, and srncere Wllllflg to ltsten Athletxc ASSOCl8I10n 1 2 3 4 Bust ness Club 3 4 Gnrls Federatnon l 3 N-.1 if Z1 'I' LINDA FOSTER College Stafford The starr make 710 nozre Vahant Torch worker knows much says lrttle I wonder why shes so good m Math7 Athletnc Assocnatlon l 2 3 4 Glrls Federatnon 1 Z 3 4 Future Teach ers 7 Brrdgce Club 3 4 Glee Club l 7 3 4 lnternat1onalRel.1t1c s Club 7 3 I Nattonal Honor So cle 3 4 Torch 3 4 DONNA FOWLER Busmess Patterson Letr make hay uhile the Jun Jhmer Some g1gL,le' pleasant per sonalrty a Hock of fr1ends vthats an enemy7 Athletxc Assouanonl 7 3 1 Bust ness Club 4 Gxrls Federatton 1 2 G S rtsl JACQLJELIINL FRANCOLUR jackle College Stafford ll flh laughing eger and a happy heart Great gal that jackre anythmc, for a frnend never takes school too serxously Athletrc ASSOLIAIIOH 1 Z 3 4 Gnrls lederatron l 7 3 4 Medlcal Arts ur JANICE GAGNON an College joseph If uork interfere: uzth plearure the heck uzlh workf Anythlng for a laugh famous for her fast answers peppy mayorette Athlenc Assocratronl 2 3 4 Gxrls Fcderanon 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl H ns 7 3 4 Ime tronal Relauons Club 3 Ma1orette 7 7 4 Skt Club 4 Torch 3 4 Varstty u 3 G ortsl Brology Club 2 Brxdge Club 7 De batrng, Club l French Club 1 2 CAROL GALLANT College Callen I lore the lzfe I lead Lrfe of the party a hxgh stepper unforgettable personalrty what a laugh' Athletrc ASSOCIHIIOHT 2 3 4 Treas urer 1 2 French Club 3 Secretary l Grrls Sports l Future Teachers Grrls Athletlc Scholarshlp 3 4 lrls Federauonl 2 3 4 Horrzons Torch 3 Varslty Club 3 Secretary GleeClub1 Z 3 4 Malorette 2 KAREN GLSSWIN Busmess Stafford Preltg to ualk uzlh and witty to zalk wzlh Pretty blonde curls always cheerful has many frrends you rn lront of the mrrror a1.,a1n' Athletrc Assocratron l 2 3 4 Grrls Federatron l 7 3 4 Youth Fellow l p 7 J Secretary Treasurer 4 Grrls Sports 7 3 4 Busmess Club CARROLL FUSCO Technlcal O Connell 1 only allergy 15 homeuork Shy7 never' homework7 some tnmes a creat g,uy7 always sv' Athlcnc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 .af JOSEPH FRLCHETTL oe General Callen Be 11 :Je haze a good tzme all the lrme lun to be vuth a warm smllc qulet to tho e who dont know 1m A mctlc Assocratlon l 7 3 4 cc C lub l 3 4 Gxrls Sports 3 4 4-f f if 'np-f ANDREW GIACOISIINI Andy General South Srde ll ho put the paperr nz my derk Lnyoys sports flrrtatxous Anybody tot a penctl' Athlenc Assocratxon 1 2 3 4 Ath ctlc Councxl 3 Sk Clu rsxty Club n l Baseb ll 7 ull l taptrun l 1 3 I In ' . 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Af ,, I Ma- . . as 'ff S I RICHARD GIANNOTTI II Technlcat St Anthony A lzltle nonrense now and then If relubed by the wzteyt men Groovy l1kes all earth people but he s one of us Athlenc Assocxatron 1 2 Karen Dunn zn Trzg clan You don t need a ruler to con Jtruct a parabola Karen THOMAS GIVEN Chello General Callen Let HI be merry Dark and qumet a gay smlle nnce personalxty llves for a good nme Athletnc Assocranonl 2 3 4 JUDITH GILL udy College Callen The only grftr a portion of younelf Not too tall-:auve ul she gets started falthful worker mce to everyone Athlet1c Assoclatlon 1 3 4 Bxology Clu 2 3 Glrls Federatlonl J 4 Internatnonal Relations Club 4 Medxcal Arts Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 GORDON GLADDING Gordxe General Greene Hnlls Happy 15 he who never worries Tall blond doesn t take school too sernously carefree 10 y good grm Athletxc ASSOCIHIIOHI 2 3 4 EDMOND GIOLA RAYMOND GLADOWSKI Chxco General South Snde General Bingham I am the dreamer of dream! Oh buf lm :fred Qlllef but 50C13blC 2 buddy T0 Tons of frlends a wxde smlle at present Athletxc Assoclatnonl 2 3 4 Athleuc Assocxatnon l 2 3 4 De batmge Club 1 CAROL GLEIFORD Busmess Wolcott Lady thou hart a merry heart Qulet and pleasant ,good na tured finds fun an everythxng., Athletlc Assocxatron l Busmess Club 4 Girls Federatxon l 3 4 Cu 7 3 4 PATRICIA GOFF at College Patterson Popularzly 1: the rpxce of life Many close fnends peppy cheery smxle sharp dresser fashlon follower Athletnc Assoclatron 1 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Gnrls Fecleratlonl 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 3 4 Horxzons 2 3 4 Skn Club 2 Torh Grrls Sports 2 R. ' I .H . A H 11 . . . ,, . . V A I , - . . U Y ! l ' f ' l Q If , 4 K . ,. pf ' ' u 7' . ' .,. . . . ' ll ' A , , 1 . . . b , sy U ,L, , , , , . 1 H Q ' , , - - Ed . 73 'V ll H I ' IH U , s 5 ' f ' Vp K his friends . . . not much ambition, ,. , always ready for a joke. ' 4 Q? y , y - ' - K ' 5 It . A . . , H , . 4 . I I 7 - ' ' Y- JP fg ' ,Y, gGlee lb-, , . X P ' ' ' i , , ,Is , 1 4 , , , 4 ,D , 1 s C 3,49 LAWRENCE GONSKA Skip General Callen Let tomorrow take care of itself Nothing hurried about this boy nonchalant mischief maker Cross Country 1 2 'Ni V 3,1-xt 1 W5 A-S MARY ANN GOUTHRO DAVID GORHAM Chug College O Connell Men of few word: are the hen Agile and quick not afraid of work dependable and loyal tends toward modesty and shyness Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Foot lighters 3 4 School Storel 2 4 ANNETTE GOODFIELD General O Connell A quiet extenor corcealr much Quiet at times good natured sociable sincere Athletic Association l 2 3 Girls Federation 1 3 4 BRYAN GOODFIELD Fats General O Connell Bring zt on Ill try anythmg once School is a pastime on y working while chasing girls Athletic Association l 2 MARGO GOODRIDGE Business Kentucky She need not Jeek fun the make: it. Bubbling personality . . . constant smile . . . pretty brown hair . . . friendly greeting for all. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Busi- ness Club 4, Camera Club 29 Foot- lighters 2g French Club 25 Girls' Fed- eration 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, College Bingham Good nalure :J one of the nchert qunlsnes of 4 sparklzng perronalzty Terrihc sense of humor won derful smile a pal to all Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Horizons 3 School Store 2 3 Girls Sports JOANN GRANGER Business South Side Cheerfulnerr 11 a fnend to grace Always hurrying has a certain fondness for talking Wheres that Margo? Athletic Association 1 2 3 Girls Federation l 2 3 4 JANE GREEN anie Business Patterson Softly speak and rweetly rmile. Oh, but she's a silent one . . . has a pleasing personality . Athletic Association 1, 2, 45 Business Club 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 4. 91 3, 4. ALAN GOODWIN Al College O'Connell Wil and wisdom are horn with a man. Never a dull moment . . . ardent shutter-bug . . . school photographer . . .always smiling. Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 43 Cam- era Club Zg Footlighters 3, 4, Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Torch 4. -5'-ff 'Q . 1 - THOMAS GREENLEAF Tom College Callen I keep the girl: laughing, but aI for the teacher: . . . Never a dull moment . . . neat appearance . . . shy with girls? Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Var- sity Club 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball lg Football 1. 37 PATRICIA GREGER Pat Business Jennings Carer are mingled with pleasure, but who carer? Lively one . . . has an acid wit . . . not a chatterbox . . . honor student. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Busi- ness Club 3, 45 Future Teachers 2g Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, 43 Inter- national Relations Club 3g Torch 4g Girls' Sports 2, 35 National Honor Society 4. ARTHUR GUIRARD Art College Greene-Hills He that corrzporex himtelf if urirer than he that composer hooks. Tall, dark and silent type . . . is always seen with a girl. Athletic Association 45 Band 1. MARILYNN GRIFFIN Lynn College Bingham Bram: and perronalrty a good comhmatzon Love that chemise don t forget that last n on my first name' Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Band 2 Debating Club Treasurer 2 3 President 4 Footlighters 2 3 Ger man Club 2 3 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 Interna tional Relations Club 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Torch 3 4 Girls Sports 2 3 National Honor Society 4 SHIRLEY GRIMM Shirl Business Greene Hills Wfhatezerl have done 15 due to pattent thought Nice to know calm and thoughtful nice manners Athletic Association l 2 3 4 Busi ness Club 4 Girls Federation 1 Z 3 4 Glee Club l GRACE ANN GRINDAL College Stafford With malrre lou ard none uzth charrtv for all Seen everywhere always eager to participate in activities ta ative pleasant personality Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Bridge Club 4 Girls Federation l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 International Re lations Club 3 4 National Honor Society 4 HENRY GUIRARD General Greene Hills Carefree ar the uertern breeze Devil may care always clown in one of the gang from Forestville Athletic Association 1 2 3 Inter national Relations Club I Cross Country 2 PATRICIA GURSKI Patti Business St Stanislaus Ifirzd the earth rot gray hut roxy Vivacious regular little ball of re petite vu ith fascinating eyes Athletic Association l Z 3 -4 Girls Federationl Z 3 4 PAUL GUZIINSKI Spider College St Stanislaus There lies a deal of deultry beneath a mild extertor Not as quiet as he looks ong, and lanky mischievous Athletic Association 1 Glee Clu l 2 Rifle Club 4 Track l BEVERLY GRISWOLD Bev Business Stagofd Her permr alrty :J a glaJr of champagne full of Jparkltng huhhler Always a smile never a dull moment a real actress and a loyal member of the Footlighters Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Foot lighters 3 4 Girls Federation l 2 3 4 Horizons 3 4 Business Man age: 4 School Store l Torch 4 3 J CAROL HABESKI Business St Stanislaus Ceulle of speech herrefictal of mind Silence is golden faithful BHS team rooter one of Mr Colbys better students Athletic Association l 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 Business Club 4 Girls Federation l 2 International Rela tions Club 3 RALPH HALEN Busmess New York Still water run: deep A ltkeable lad frrendly smnle a good sense of humor Bndge Club 1 2 Lxbrary Club 2 Tnms12 3 ,fa AM ROBERT HANNAN Re General St joseph Young fellow: wzll he young fellow! Oh that red harr lnkes a good nme takes lxfe easy Athletnc Assocratxon 1 Glee Club 1 LYNNE HAYDEN College Stafford She rhowr lhe world a frzerzdly face lo make the world a friendly place Clever and wrtty carefree yet very relxable always wxth orngxnal Idea Athletnc Assocxanon 1 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 Lxbrarran 4 Bxology Club Treasurer 2 Brndge Club 3 Vnce Presndent 4 Footllghters 2 Girls Athlenc Scholarshnp Socxety 3 4 Gnrls Federatxonl 2 3 4 Natxonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Orchestra 1 Skt Club 3 4 Student Councrl 1 Torch 3 Assnstant Edrtor 4 Gxrls Sports 3 WILLIAM HEBERT 1 Busmess Marne Ohnacler are thmg: to he overcome u1et blond usually seen m room 9 before school new to the sacred halls of BHS BEVERLEY HILL ev Busmess Bmgham Seldom reen seldom heard y short n sweet good conversanonalrst a dxfferent smlle blushes Athletic Assoclatxon l 2 4 Busmess Club 4 Gxrls Federatxon I 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 4 School Store 1 MARGARET HOLDSWORTH Peggy College Sr joseph She rr mode!! and quxet with an unarrurnmg heart PS Qunet and petrte always neat Oh those beautlful bug blue eyes Athletrc Assocratxonl 2 3 4 B101 ogy Club 2 Bridge Club 3 4 Grrls Federatnon 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 HOIIZOHS 2 Internatronal Relations Club 3 Latln Club 2 Lrbrary Club 4 Medrcal Arts Club 4 Torch 3 4 Gnrls Sports 3 FRED HUDON Te College St Josep Ne1 er do today what you can put off urml tomorrow Mnschnevous always jokmg never takes school work too seriously Athletic Assocxatron 4 ,223 gg 'Ks .Lf EDITH HUMMEL Edie College Immanuel Lutheran All Jucceeds uzth lhore who are of a cheerful drrpontron Quret at first modest and sm cere sparklrng blue eyes ready smxle Athletrc ASSOCISIIODI 2 3 4 Brrdge Club 2 Treasurer 3 French Club 2 3 Future Teachers 2 3 4 Grrls Federation 1 2 3 4 International Relatxons Club 1 2 3 RONALD HERRIOTT Ron College South Slde You ze gotta he a football hero Great asset to the football team sports mmded jovial future doctor Athletxc Assocratxon I 2 3 4 Class Presrdent 4 Natnonal Athletxc Schol arshxp Soclety 3 4 Rxfle Club 2 3 4 Student Councll 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 Basketball 1 Footballl 2 3 Cocapta1n4 ln ternatnonal Relarxons Club 4 if' 'Ka ARTHUR HUTTEMANN rt General Rhode Island Lrfe pane: on why worry Good lookmg fond of sports dresses well another one of the mermen Athletnc Assoclatxon 2 3 4 Varstty Club 7 3 4 Football 3 4 Swrm mxng2 3 4 Track2 3 4 39 KARIN JOHNSON DORENE JACKSON General Callen It does the heart good to he merry. Pleasant personality . . . always talking . . . has a kind word and smile for everyone. Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4g International Relations Club 2, 3, 45 Torch 3, 4. Ss. HAROLD JOHNSON College South Side 7 A quiet lad, but a good one. Reserved, but friendly . . . capable . . . leaves the lime-light to others. Athletic Association 1, 2, 4. ANN MARIE JACQUES Jackie General St Anthony Quiet but of much ahzlzty Fond of sports rather quiet and reserved keeps to herself irls Sports 2 3 4 MARILYN JENSEN Business Immanuel Lutheran 'True to her work and her word Merry disposition well groomed excellent scholastic record quick witted Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Busi ness Club 4 Camera Club 2 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Horizons 3 4 Latin Club 2 Torch 4 ELAINE JODOIN ody College Jennings A hrown haired cute lzttle lass urth a wmmng smile an asset to the class Small and sweet snappy dresser friendly disposition well poised lots of school spirit Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 De batmg Club I Footlighters 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Girls Federa nl 2 3 4 GleeClub12 International Relations Club 2 Torch 3 4 Girls Sports 2 3 College Jennings So smart and modest pleasant and good she always acts as a lady should High scholastic ability very talkative neat dresser friend ly personality always ready to help someone else Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 De baring Club 1 2 French Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers 2 3 Girls Fed erationl 2 3 4 G1eeClub1 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 School Store I Torch 3 4 SANDRA JUDD Sandy College Callen A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance A lady on wheels and what wheels' popular reserved Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Girls Federation l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Orchestral MARIIL KFINONEN Smiley Business Jennings Ill he merr and ree Always cheerful carefree likes a good time smile for all her friends Athletic Association 1 2 3 French Clubl 2 Girls Federation KJ' CAROLYN JOHNSON Cary Business Stafford And still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all she knows A smile for everyone mtelli gent and understanding consci entious competent clever Athletic Association 1 2 3 Secre tary 4 Athletic Council 4 Biology Club 2 Business Club 3 4 Debat mg Club 1 Girls Federation 1 2 3 Executive Board 4 International Relations Club 1 3 Paint and Pal ette 3 4 Torch 3 4 WILLIAM KERN 1 College St Stanislaus It zz as hzs nature to hlossom into song Active member of Footlighters one of the leading tenors in the Glee Club out for a good time Athletic Association 1 4 Footlight ers 2 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Inter national Relations Club 4 1, 1 ' 1 11 rl G 1 ,. A 4 ,, ,L - 1 1 .,., ' Q ,Q ' J 1 , 5 iz Q 1 - , 11 - u ' 1 1 1 Q 4: x l Q 1 ' Bev, 11 12 1 , ' ' ' ' , 1 1 11 1 112 - .. ' t 1 . 1 lf I A y f 1 1, ' ' I'll he sad for nohody. 36 ' -H 1 , 1 ' . 5 . ,'5 . ' .. D 1,1 - A ,,: no 1: . , ,3,4s ,L 1,2,5, . ' ' I 3 1 1 1. . X. B'll 1. 4 1, - ll l .. . ,, ... , , ' ,i , . at 1 s ' A - - , ' 1 Q ' V . 1 1 A ' . 2 'I ,L , -1 1 l 1 1 a 1 ' li .1 1 ' 1 D 5 15 ' vi 12 ARLENE KERR Busmess South Stde She dancer such a way No .fun upon an Earler day Ir half ro fine a rrgbt Excellent dancer marvelous swimmer actnve rn Grrls Feder atlon bubblmg personality Athletic ASSOCIZIIODI 2 3 4 Bust ness Club 3 Class Secretary 4 Glrls Federatxon 1 Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Presrdent 4 Hortzons 1 Patnt and Palette 3 Student Councll 4 Swtm mrng 2 3 Gxrls Sports 1 2 3 4 National Honor Society 4 1? K-elf? Q-v fi! VC' JEFFREY KING C ROBERT KILMEN S tm Techmcal Callen Sometzmer I nt and lbznk rometzme: I 1141! .nt Decepttvely mnld mannered hot rodder from way back Athletlc ASSOCIHIIODI 2 3 4 School Store I 4 Student Councxl 4 CAROL KING Busmess Stafford She alwayr doe! her duly no matter wbal the lark Smcere and frxendly a smlle for all easy to get along wrth Athlettc Assocratton 1 2 3 Foot lxghters Z 3 Gnrls Federatnon I 2 Dee College O Connell Bzg brown eyer sparkle uhen rmzler appear Ml5Chl6VOUS and cute bonny cheerleader beautrful wardrobe pert and pettte AthlettcAssoc1at1onl 2 3 4 Cheer leaderl 2 3 4 Debatmg, Club 1 French Club 2 4 Gxrls Federatxon Horlzons 3 Skt Club 2 3 4 Stu dent Councrl 1 Torch 3 Varsrty Club 3 4 Glrls Athlettc Scholarshtp Soclety 3 4 f'.Sdf '!i5's Boy: Stale war tern c' ray: Al Vallelta during an Jem bly DAVID KIRILUK Dave College Patterson A frerb a free a frzendly man A s1x footer outwardly quxet surprtsmgly he s a comedian attracts everyone Athletic Assocranon l 2 3 4 Bas ketball 3 4 Soccer4 LOIS KOEHN College Immanuel Lutheran Her very from nr are fairer far than .rrnzlef of other maiden: are Smcere frtendly m a qutet way honor student wonder ful plano player Athletic Assoctatnonl 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 3 Future Teachers 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 4 Gxrls Federa nl 2 3 4 GleeClub12 Internattonal Relatxons Club l 2 3 4 Torch 3 Glrls Sports 2 3 Na tronal Honor Society 4 laun- College Stafford Take ezferyoner advice ana' ther do what you pleare Honor student energetxc and ambrtnous qulet mannered a strong, mdrvndualxst Athlettc Assoclatxonl 2 3 4 Class V1cePres1dent 4 Glee Club 1 2 lnternauonal Relatxons Club 4 Na tnonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 Swlmmlng 2 Track 2 3 E 'Q- Q-'il' CAROL KOLOSKI General Stafford Glaa' that I lne am I Boundless energy forever talk m orxgmator of many fads lots of fun Athletxc Assoclatxon 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Federattonl 2 3 4 ,, , ' If I Q 1 , 1 4: Y . 3 . - t , : I , , , s r.trs 4 M--wsu ,C A 1. ' ' ' . I j 3 Q, ' ' ' ...a P , 3 - ' A ff I I! ' f. 'U U ' ll ' 3,4 , g . . DOROTHY KING :r5'?,t Q 6 ,ff ' Lo ' 1: ,f V - . . ' ' II , , , 9 I ' t 5 , , , g - , 1 ' Q Y , , 9 rj l, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 , , 5 ' . Q, y r 9 . ' U0 , U, , 1 I , , 3,49 'li' . ,9 . 3 , , t ' r if FN. I v w -.Q Q . 1 Q ' M '7 s ' . i I n jff v ' H rr ', A I 1 ' Y D I A I . . - 3 , 5 - s f , - , , 2 L , ,4. BARBARA KOMANETSKY Barb College Greene-Hills Wirdom ir worth more than ruhterf' Considerate of others . . . intent and intelligent . . . an amateur ac- tress . . . a debater. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 De- bating Club l, Secretary 2, Vice- President 33 Footlighters 2, 3, 45 Girls' Federation 2, 3, 45 Horizons 1 4 International Relations Club 2 Secretary 3 President 4 Latin Club 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Girls Sports 2 MARY ANN KRYSCION PATRICIA KRISCENSKI Pat Business St. Stanislaus She hath a natural, wife, .rincerityg a simple truthfulnerrf' A sports fan . . . neat looking . . . a cheerful smile . . . industrious. Athletic Association Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3, 41 Business Club 3, 4, Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3 4 Library Club 2 Secretary Treas urer 3 Torch 3 4 'K' JOSEPH KOWALEC oe General St Stanislaus Never do thu week what you can do next year Calm cool and collected nothing bothers him nothin hurries him Athletic Association 3 4 Torch 4 Basketball 4 BARBARA KOWALSKI Barb Business St joseph She doeth lzttle kzndneuet which mort leaf e undone or derpued Smiling personality sunny disposition likes to have fun pretty blue eyes Athletic Association l 2 3 4 Girls Federatlonl 2 3 4 JUDITH KRAMPITZ udy College Jennings Munn hath charmr fof her Neat dresser a sweet sophis ticate quick warm smile Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Bridge Teachers 2 Vice President 3 4 Girls Federation I 2 3 4 Glee Clu 1 2 3 4 Horizons 4 nter national Relations Club Vice Presi dent l 2 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Latin Club 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 Secretary 4 Orchestra Student Director 1 2 3 Secretary Treasurer4 Business St Stanislaus It: tranquzl penon: who accompluh much Good student a faithful ticket seller dancing eyes wi succeed in anything she tries Athletic Association Ticket Seller I 2 3 4 Business Club 3 4 Girls Federation l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Library Club 2 3 Torch 3 4 HENRY KUHARSKI Hank Technical Immanuel Lutheran All thing: are done tn tzme rome time A devil on wheels a guy with humor a big wheel in class po i tics Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Vice President 3 Glee Club 1 School Store l 4 Technical Student Coun cil 3 President 4 PAUL I.aBRIE General South Side O11 the Held or rn the Jchool he 1 alu agt kept the gn en rule courteous and well mannered Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 French Club 3 Athletic Council 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Co captain 4 Track 3 4 4--R QTT' LOUISE KRAMPITZ General Immanuel Lutheran Quiet the and lzttle knoun findmg knowledge all alone Industrious modest amiable wonderful girl pleasing person a ity true friend quiet Athletic Association l 2 Girls Fe erationl 2 3 4 Youth Fellowship 1 2 3 Publicity Manager 4 Lum CAROL LANDRY College St joseph In ezerg deed of mtyrhlef Jhe har a heart to remlze a head to contfne and a hand to execute Oh those freckles' life of all parties will get some place Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Bridge Club 2 3 Cheerleaderl Debating Clubl Girls Federationl 2 3 4 Horizons 2 Latin Club 2 3 Na tional Honor Society 3 4 Paint and Palette Club 2 Ski Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Torch 3 4 Girls Sports I , QI I 5 r ' i 1 S 2 I H , - . 3 ' U u - I' I ,, I ' ll I , , ' . I. . . I I I g - -- - I , ' ,, , , I: , 4 i Y I I ,,,1 ,3, ' Q i i y ' 'x ' - ', . . - H ' ' ' ' Il I.. A: , . ,, , . f, ' I 1 w y v ' ' I ,, , Q 1 , 1 , . Q . Y ti x '. t- - H i .l ' '. ' ,i 'V i , v 11 ' ,- Club 3, 4, Debating Club lg Future DHDCC1' - - - full of DCP - - - HIWZYS '5 i , ' , 2 - 3 , I, , L ' , , ,g gf Ib , ..,I3 I3l I' ,g ,g It , 9 ' 'M ' , y S i i ' 1 ,I 1 1 : 1 ' ,Q . is ., I I . . If 'V 'V . I 3 lv 3 ll Y! l , 'I H 6 ,at I. . , G . ' '.l ' 1 y 2 ' y , , - .II ' , 5 ' 42 - . ' ,L ,S . U -'Y X .ig . KAREN LARSSON Lovie General Stafford Her carer upon her rert but lightly, for the ir lively, young, and rprightlyf' Sparkling blue eyes . . . good swimmer . . . neat and complete wardrobe . . . lots of fun. Athletic Association 1 2 3 4' Girls' Federation I 2 3 4' Glee Club 2 3 4- International Relations Club 1' Orchestral Girls Sports 1 2 3 4 EDWARD LEIDER Technical O'Connell Likeable lad. Tall, blond hair blue eyes . . . car enthusiast. Athletic Associationl 2 3 4. 1:5 'x MARCEL LaRUE Sonny College Callen In one hand good nature rn the other hand good renre Ta good looking always sleepy courteous class poli tician Athletic Association 1 Class Presi dent 2 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Basketball I 2 RONALD LASSY Ronnie College Plainvrlle Life rr yurt a bowl of cherrzer Blue eyes likes sports cars well dressed Bristol via Cheshire back to Bristol Athletic Association 2 3 German Club 2 3 Rifle Club 2 PATRICIA LEE Patsy College Patterson Sher really thy but youd never know Always talking and laughing very friendly and kind very loyal to friends and school Athletic Assocrationl 2 3 4 Bridge Club 3 Footlighters 4 Girls Fed er tionl 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 4 Ski Club 2 3 4 Torch 3 4 Girls Sportsl 2 3 4 DENISE LEMIEUX Business St Ann Calm quiet yet never mll Friendly person likes fun quiet until you get to know er Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 ROBERT LEROUX Bo College Stafford What I can t .ree I never belteue in Friendly good sense of humor cheerful disposition always your pal Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Foot lighters 3 Vice President 4 Glee u 1 2 3 PAUL LEWANDOSKI General Wolcott Relax now work later Easy going little care and no despair happy go lucky Athletic Association 1 2 CAROL LEGER Business Massachusetts Underneath that quiet rererz ed exterzor xr a flarh of rparhlzng url Here only a short time as gained many new friends loves to write poetry good at it too is a great sports enthusiast goes to all the games Athletic Association 4 Girls Fed eration 4 Business Club 4 SCOTT LIMEBURNER Technical Reynolds Make the most of the bert and the leart of the wont Quiet good natured ways ready for a poke carefree Athletic Association 2 Leaders Corps Corps 2 3 4 Propectionist 1 Base ball 2 43 RICHARD LINDBERG Drck College Stafford Not loo serzou: not too gay Hex fur! right Qulet at flrst but look agam nrce to know always ready for a o e Athletrc Assoclatlonl 2 3 4 Glee Clu l 2 JOAN LOUNDER Busmess Stafford I belzeve I could talk the lwe lon day and mll have rometbzng to Jay A sparkle rn her eye helpful and dependable a true pal Athletrc Assocnarxon l 2 3 4 Gnrls Federatlonl 2 3 4 BRUCE LINDQUIST College Reynolds A penny for bf: thought: Has a beammg smlle for all hrs frrends smcere an rntelllgent worker dependable Athletlc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Projectromstl 2 3 4 Foot bal 1 PAMELLA LINDVALL Pam General Greene l-Inlls It J a warm bear! that has plenty of frzendr Amlable cheerful smrle for a always full of energy good natured Athletlc Assocratronl 2 3 4 Bnol ogy Club 2 G1rls Federatxon I 2 3 4 Glee ClubZ 3 4 Lrbrary Club 1 Pamt and Palette 4 Torch 4 FRANCIS LODOVICO General St joseph Ready for muclnef Ready for fun Willing to talk to anyone Enyoyable company good na tured theres a twmkle rn hrs e e Athlernc Assoclatronl 2 3 4 Pro yectronrst 3 Basketball I RICHARD LOWREY Technrcal Burlington If txlenre were golden he would be broke Never qulet loves a yoke or argument Athletxc Assoclatron I 2 3 Basket ball 2 PATRICIA LOZINSKI at Buslness St Stanrslaus Let the curtain come doun on a :mile Happy dnsposmon shlnrng eyes and rosy cheeks Athletrc Assocnatnon 1 2 3 4 Glrls Federatlon I 2 3 4 Medrcal Arts Club 2 EDWARD LUNDBERG General Portland Young fellowr uzll be young fellowt Full of mrschlef can be Seen roller skatxng tall blond hand some Athletrc Assocxatlonl 2 3 4 A 557 JULIA LOUGHLIN ulle College Patterson A1 welcome at Junrlnne in every place it the beaming approach of a good natufed face A llkeable lass forever laugh mg has never had a worry a true and loyal frlend Athletic Assoclatlon 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer leader 1, Gnrls' Federauon 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Horrzons 1, 4, Parnt and Palette 2, 3, Skr Club 1, 2, Grrls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 LAURENCE MacDOUGAI.L Larry College Greene Hllls Hang .rorrou ' Care will kzll a cat and therefore let J be merry Mrschrevous fun lovnng and carefree studlous qulck wrt ted keen mathematlcnan Athletrc Assocratron l, 2, 3, 4 ,, . Q .. g , , . . ,, I ' ' H ' - , . . . lk. , , , 2 . I I ' I 3 Y ' , , l l b , . H ' H . ,, . . . . , 1, - , , l 5 . - . D Q., ' ' . ! I 7 . ,IMA v 1 r x 1 'R' V. 1 - ei- - ,ina A .. , :fEf'gH 4'?' Q5 fda? V gl .,u.t.s5 w xv Zifg, g 'sz n r ' , I ' .rx ' , . . ' ' , , , Q - , 1 pl A - . - ' . , , , , , , . 4 , , , , 1 - S 2 Q Q .V - - , , H ,A . . . ,, . H . ' , . , 1 . . . , , ' , , v 5 ' ' ' ' , . . . , , , . , . I ., - - 5 , IV ' ' U 1. , ' I I! RAYMOND MACKLOSKY Mack General St Stamslaus Away wzth the hoohJ uere here for fun MlSChlCVOUS loves a good trme easy to get along wrth Athlenc Assocratxon 1 2 Bnology Club 2 hd J JANE MADIGAN College joseph It: wire to he quiet untxl :ts tune to speak Quxet untnl you get to know er pleasantly unpredrctable beautiful curly red hair Athletxc Assocnatronl 2 3 4 Gxrls Federatlon l 2 3 Executive Board 4 Glee Club l I-Iorrzons 4 Pamt and Palette 2 School Store 1 Span rsh Club 3 4 JO ANN MAHONEY Busmess South Srde It IJ not how many yean we we but uhat we do wxth them Ta long dark han: lrvely peaceful smxle shmmg eyes Athletrc Assocnatronl 2 3 4 Busn ness Club 4 Gxrls Federatlon 1 2 5 4 Internatlonal Relations Club l Torch 4 Gxrls Sports 3 4 WALTER MAHONEY B1 Technxcal South Sxde Pleasant 15 he who JpeakJ ltttle and actf kindly toward otherr Understanding and courteous member of the student court frxend a real one AthletrcAssoc1at1onl 2 3 4 School Store 4 Student Councll 4 ANNA MALVEZZI Busmess O Connell Full of sweet zndzlference Attractive dark halted qulet and charming a bubblmg sense of humor Athlenc Assoclatlon l 2 4 G 1 Federatlon 1 2 3 4 School Storel n..q .sv FRANCIS MARNALSE Mart College St Joseph Innocence Yer? No' Sernous at tlmes but favorrte pasnme sleeprng ardent sports Athlenc Assoclanonl 2 3 4 Cross WILLIAM MARO Bully jpe General South Sxde Three days of the ueek I don t worry yerterday today and tomorrow Takes hfe easy rugged sports enthusrast lnkeable guy Athletlc Assoclatlon l 2 3 4 Skx Club 3 Varsity Club 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Basltetballl 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Trac PAUL MARINO College Patterson Succen a-watt! thoxe who try Industrnous easy to know dark eyes a stylnsh and neat dresser Athletnc Assocxanonl 2 3 4 Glee Clu 1 2 3 4 Horizons 4 se b 4 Track l 2 3 4 '-of Ahaf Ray Paul caught dozng Honzonr column on Torch I LEONARD MARON Lenny General Bingham Silence has many advantagerf' Quiet and shy . . . studious . . . generally keeps to himself . . . a hard worker. Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 43 Biol- ogy Club 2. Sl Vw-rf S-ofw -arf! J LORRAINE MARTEL Lott Business Burlington Youth wall have :tr flmg Quite an athlete full of en ergy usually seen talking Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 ol ogy Club 2 Busrness Club 4 Foot lighters 2 Girls Athletic Scholar ship Society 3 4 Girls Federation 2 3 4 GleeClubI 2 3 4 Club 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Girls Sportsl 2 3 4 FRED MARTIN Tiger General Callen Who .rtole my lunch? Fun loving ptankster happy go lucky school doesn t agree with him Athletic Association I 2 4 MARILYN MARTUSIS College Stafford The reward of a thing well done II to ha1e done rt Dilrgent worker future teach someone you like to be with Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 French Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers 3 4 Girls Federa tion 1 2 3 4 lnternat1onalRela tions 3 4 . . Xa V Q in 17 ll ' ' ' ll N! ' U . . . ,, . . . . tb o Q . 1 A ll A U . 1 f Q 5B' ' ' ' . . . in . .5 . , . 3 ' . . . - ' of . 7 - , , . . . . , J, . . - - rr 1, , , , , , , , Skl . ,' ' ' ' . ' , ' ' , , , , . ,ig , , , , , , , - , 0 ,T , if V' Il I7 . - H . . .' ' ' ' ' ' h ! ! ' U , , Y t ef . X If ' ' . hiv f I - v K' Q ' I ' 1 , gf A er ' ' . D -' alutayf trying to get one. ' 5 if eete , , , 1 - - t dd 'rw' 3 I, 2 . , ' ' l . . . I . . . I ' ,., - U ff 6 . . . 'I H . . . . . . g . .. ,,,g.- - - - - y 1 2 I s 1 Q ' ' - V . - . . f ,-, , . - , . ' ' , ' , , c 9 It I ! 1 I Y ' 2 . y Q Q ' - ' - . . , , , .3 V 1 r ' I ' , . . ROSEMARIE MARZANO Rosle Business O Connell A lot of chatter and a hundle of cheerfulnerr Mischievous talkative laughter holding both her sides girls sports participant Athletrc Associatronl 2 3 4 Busi ness Club 3 4 Footlighters 2 Girls Federatronl 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 International Relations Club 1 Girls Sports 2 3 4 Q I CYNTHIA MASON Cyn MICHAEL MASTROBATTISTO Mike College Cheshire A new face - many new friendrf' When is this class over? . . . Girls, beware . . . What, me worry? Business Stafford Frzendrhrp :J the fruit of good will Quret but sincere thoughtful of others over flowing sense humor Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 G ls Federatronl 2 3 4 School Storel GENEVIEVE MATTHEWS Gen ,f Business Burlington So great a perron and Jo good a fnend Silent and intent pleasant to know good word for everyone Athletic Assocrationl 2 3 4 Girls Federatronl 2 3 4 RICHARD MATTHEWS Dick Technical O Connell Alu ayr good for a laugh Humorous studrous at times C 3.55 witty by nature talkative in 651 DOROTHY MAY Dottie College Stafford knowledge :J power Great pal constantly smiling always talking wizard with the books Athletic Association I 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 Future Teachers 2 Ger man Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Horizons 4 International Relations Club 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Stu dent Council 4 Torch 3 Editor in Chief 4 ANGELA MAZZONE Ang Busmess South A pleartng rmxle and wznmng ufayr Nrce smnle pretty dark fnendly mce to know Athletxc Assoctatxon I 2 3 4 Clubl 2 Footlrghters 2 Grrls eration 1 2 3 4 M if qff Sue all' Glee e DAVID McCARTHY Dave College South Srde Hu lrtendrf They are man Hu foes? Are there any? A great krdder popular swxms lrke a fish all thrs and brams too' Athletrc Assocxatron l 2 3 4 Ath letlc Councrl 3 V1cePres1dent 4 Class Vrce Presldent 3 Glee Club I Natxonal Athletrc Scholarshrp Asso cratron 3 4 Student Councxl 1 Vrce Presrdent 4 Varsrty Club 3 Presr dent 4 Football 2 3 4 Swnmmmg 2 3 Co captam 4 LORRAINE McCORMICK Peanut Business Greene I-lrlls Lzttle frtendr prove to he great frtemlr A frlendly hx' for everyone dark haxr nxce personalnty Athletrc Assocnauonl 2 3 4 Bxol ogy Club 2 School Store 3 4 Grrls Federatron l 2 3 4 JOAN Md-IUGI-I College Stafford Smile and laughter are the errentmlr for making fnendr Great personalnty good na tured popular mce to know Athletnc Assoclatlon 1 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Grrls Federatxon l 2 3 4 Glee Club V1cePres1dent 1 2 3 Treasurer 4 Latm Club 2 Or chestral 2 3 4 School Store 1 Spanrsh Club 3 4 jr. THOMAS MENDELA Weasel General Massachusetts Muchtef and he go hand m hand Carefree hrs Interests scxence adventure and grrls lover of cars Whats work? Athlenc Assocranon 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 I-Iorrzons 4 Leaders Corps 3 4 Projectxonrstl 2 3 JON MESSINGER Jonny General Greene Hllls Mtrth and fun come fart and furtour Loves cars always laughmg gay tall and lanky Arhletxc Assocxatronl 2 3 4 BERRY METZGER Metz College Reynolds Dew! may care' Cheerful qurck thmker good word for everyone bramy barrel of fun Athlenc Assocratronl 2 3 4 Ger man Club 2 International Relatrons Club 4 Prolectromst 3 4 Rxfle Club 2 4 School Store l ROBERT MICHALIK Bo College Stafford Laughtng cheerfulnetr hrmgr the light of day into ezery path of life Happy go lucky pleasant per sonalrty wrth a cheerful smlle for everyone Athletnc Assocratron 4 Debatmg Club I French Club 4 Glee Club l 2 Rrfle Club 2 -an-'f ln, 1' I EVELYN MCQUARRIE Evre College O Connell Hitch your uagon to a :tar Lrkely to succeed a true frrend at all trmes gay mce to be wlth Athletxc Assocxatron l, 7, 3, 4, Bxol ogy Club 2, Brrdge Club 2, Vrce Presrdent 3, 4, Gnrls Yederatnon 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latrn Club 2, Lnbrary Club 3, 4, Medncal Arts Club 4, Grrls Sports 2, 3 .if ROY MICHAUD Brg Roy General jennmgs 'No one knowr what he can do until he tner For hes a yolly good fellow a lnkeable chap quret and capable Athletrc Assocratron 1, 4 47 H. JOSEPH MONGEAU joe General Stafford He'll rucceed, but quietly. Lives for the week-ends . . . free from care . . . uninterested in girls? Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club I, 2, 33 Swimming 2, 3. - V' U-.Q-A Suellyn Anderson and Linda Arle catch up on their home uork during Monday morning actwzty period 3: RICHARD MIECZNIKOWSKI Dick College St Stanislaus A hz! of fun a hit of quiet y all around boy quiet manner fun to be with Athletic Association I 2 3 4 Ger man Club 4 Track 2 3 MARSHA MILLER Rusty General Immanuel Lutheran There 11 Plllfhlll ner than a rlmlfe Loves art always looking for un active backstage in Foot lighters Athletic Association I 4 Footlight ersl 2 3 4 Girls Eederationl 2 3 4 Glee Clubl Girls Sports 4 CAROL MONICI-I College Stafford Cood thing! mme rn .trna parkager Full of bubbling spirit a whiz at German nicht wahr7 Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 Footlighters 2 German Club3 4 Girls Federationl 2 3 4 Girls Federation Board I Glee Club Z Librarian 3 4 Horizons 4 International Relations Club I 2 3 LOUISE MONICO ou Business St Ann Her charming rrnzle reflerlr her plearmg perronalfty A great kid a host of friends likes school always cheerful and gay known and liked by everyone Athletic Associatlonl 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 7 Business Club 3 Debat ing Club I French Club I 2 Girls Federation I 7 3 4 Glee Club I 7 Torch 4 Girls Sports 3 MARY MOODY College Stiflord Laughter maker the zlrzrld to round Alu nys smilini., lots of friends creat personality cute too' Ath eric Associationl 7 3 1 Girls Federation I 7 Executive Board 7 -I Glee Clubl 7 3 4 Medical Arts Club 7 Swimming Z 5,4 PATRICIA MODERACRI at General St Stanislaus Quletnerr a zlrtue Hah Talltative always smiling long brown hair full of energy Athletic Association I 2 4 Girls Federationl 2 4 48 -f GABRIEL MOQUIN Gabe College Jennings L1 e I5 not lzfe at all ulthout dellght Tall and thin easy going wonder why they call him Gabby' Athletic Association I 2 3 4 Buss ness Club 2 3 Camera Club 7 S Football Manager 3 .L 1 ' ' ll U K f. ' Q Ny ,, . .. . r - , I ' ' , , , 1 '- 'L an -Q 6? 3 . . .L . . ,. ,, Q 3 r 1 . .. . - Y ! 3 ' 4. I. - -,H If ' ' ' YI 7. ..- - Sh ' ' N . 4, yy . A . - , , - . - -, Y, ', . . ' ' n , , . - ,7. . 1 , -Q 3 . , 7 L I f 6 I, Il 7 'U Af of an art15tJ pen, V V2 N . . ly E I 4 5 . V , I E A.At ,.1 I It f - - - ' l- -- .fl - ' Qs . .. y 1 ,Y - A .-. A ,. . . . , 4 ,-,,.. , , , L 4 l . , A A ' , si Q - 'A ,, if 4 f P Y ' ' 'W ,, . , . .- .. ,,3., v , - i 2 -s Q JOYCE MOSLEY THOMAS MOSAKOWSKI Tom College St Stanislaus Krowledge IJ the key to Jucceu Short quiet and reserved ways studying always willing to lend a hand Athletic Associationl 2 4 Future Teachers 4 International Relations Club 4 TQ PI-IYLLIS MURPHY Phy Business Maine Quzet but oluerung Newcomer to BHS always smiling magnetic personali has acquired many new friends Girls Federation 3 Girls Sports 3 Business South Side Aluayx ymzlmg many a friend her Jeme of humor hat no end Always talking mischievous active sense of humor fabulous wardrobe Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Busi ness Club 3 Girls Federatton I 2 3 4 Torch 3 Girls Sports 2 3 JOSEPH MUCCINO oe College Callen A lzttle nonrenfe non and then maker thu' boy a welcome frzend Full of mischief has dark wavy hair always ready with Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Foot lighters 3 Glee Club 2 CHARLES MULDOON Chuck General New Britain Szlence II golden hut monotorzouf Active nice to know quiet and sincere teachers nightmare Football 4 GERRY MURRAY General Callen Quiet at Hrst but o Quiet at times sincere full of fun love that sax Athletic Association I 2 4 Band 2 3 4 Dance Band 4 Orchestral 2 DONNA MYERS Business Bingham Let there he fun and there If Donna Shiny blonde hair fun loving has many friends ness Club 4 Girls Federation I 2 3 4 Student Council I JOAN MYSZKOWSKI oni College Reynolds Varzety tx the space of lzfe Music lover likes to drive interested in school activities Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Band French Club 2 5 4 Futu Teachers 2 3 4 Girls Federation 5 4 Gle C ub I 5 4 chestra 1 Paint and Palette 2 3 4 Girls Sports 3 4 FRANCIS MURPHY Murph Technical Reynolds There are three Jeatmu of the year soccer hatkethall and the forest Hre Jearon A treat basketball player spects his teachers has a warm personality and an Irish temper Athletic Asociation I 2 3 4 Stu dent Council 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Soccer 2 4 IRIS NADEAU General Callen What lfer beneath that outer Jhzeld of laughter? Loves to talk full of fun long, wavy halt Athletic Association I 2 3 Girls Federatlonl 2 3 4 49 l ' 1 H V ' ll . - , . . . V ,t , ' . . . al- E V l f ' ' ., , I , . , . . , D Q Z - ' 1 1 D .,, It I bf!! I ' I . t . I y , 1 y A , , , g - , 9 5 , , 3 - , , 3, 4. , 1 3 , . H - V ll ' V ' Il T . . .,. - , question. ' ' ' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3,' 45 Busi- . . . . Q , , I Q 7 3 7 ' . ' , , H - I yy . . . . . . I I ' - ' ,,, ' ,H ' ' ' ' , , , 1 ' ,H ' ' , ls ,l , Q Are 1 s Q 1, 2, , 5 -C 1 ,2, , 4 Or- I 1 1 , , 9 , . ' 1 f . . . , v H ' In 4 , ,, Y ' ' ' re. . . . . . 1 . . . V Y I I I 5. f , , . , , , . 1 , , i S i - DOROTHY NAUMCI-IICK Dottie College O Connell Knowledge will open the door to a Juccerrful future Quiet and studious habla Vd espanol? friendly to all she knows Athletic Associationl 2 3 Biology Club 2 Girls Federation 1 2 3 Latin Club 2 .Alla GERALDINE NYE Gerry College Reynolds Full of cheer, full of pep, Making friend: with every step. Swell personality . . . neat dresser . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . beautiful brown eyes and hair . . . popular. Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation I, 2, Executive Board 3, Vice4Presidenr 43 Interna- tional Relations Club 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Paint and Palette 2, 3, Torch 3. 'fix x 'wr MICHAEL NESTICO Mike Business South Side School and carr yurt don t go .ro letr .stop rchool' Interested in cars ta ark hair a good looker too Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Stu dent Council I ARLENE NEVEU Business Ann Though rmall rn Jtature her heart :J big Tres petite always on the go lives for the weekend Athletic Association 1 2 3 Girls Federation 2 3 School Store 1 LOUIS NOCERA Lou College Greene Hills L1fe as a Jong ar I Img along Bristol Highs own Frank Sinatra hustlmg outfielder tall, dark, and handsome Athletic Association 1, Z, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Foorlighrers 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Vice-President 4g Var- sity Club 4g Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball lg Football 1, 4. GEORGE OSBORNE Ozzie College Bingham Hear: much Jpeakr lzttle Outwardly calm my how ou blush' gentleman of fine quali UCS Athletic Association l 2 3 4 Band 2 3 Orchestral SANDRA OSTLUND Sandy Business Jennings Smzle and Ill foxn you frown and you ll he alone Favorite pastime horses clever and cheerful likes to draw Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Cam era Club 2 Girls Federation 4 Girls Sports 3 JOHN OSYPUK College O Connell I make the mort of all that comer Wonderful pal mischievous cure you know when hes around Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4, School Store 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. GERALD O BRIEN erry College Callen If rportr he the food of love play on Irish eyes are smiling mischief here and there basketball girls77 Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Latin Club 4 Varsity Club 3 Treasurer 4 Basketball 3 4 Soccer 4 Track 3 4 SALVATORE PALAIA Sal College Patterson ln quietnerr and confidence :hall he your strength. A sincere friend . . . quiet and studious . . . liked by all who know him. Athletic Association 1, 2, 33 Basker- ball Manager 1. BEVERLY PALMISANO ev Business St Stanislaus I take life at rt come: Does homework sometimes has a friendly smile a Hi' or everybody Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Busi ness Club 4 Grrls Federation 1 2 3 4 School Store 1 MICHAEL PAVLOVSKY Mike General St Stanislaus Cleft m the chm devil wzthm Devilish a good natured one always ready for a joke Athletic Association 1 2 3 Cross Country 2 3 Track 2 3 'W nag ELIZABETH PAPACH Betty Business Callen Nothmg tr :mpomhle for a wzllzng heart Pretty hard determined work full of fun Athletic Association 1 2 4 Girls Federationl 2 3 ANN MARIE PARENT Bubs Business Reynolds She goer where Jhe pleaxer and please: when .the goes Nice complexion terrific danc loves to roller skate good at it too Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Bust ness Club 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 3 4 Paint and Palette 2 3 School Store 1 4 RAYMOND PAUL Ray College Reynolds Patzence :J good but yay 11 bert Sports manager friendly full of fun Oh' that laugh' Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Ath letic Council 4 Camera Club 2 Ger man Club 2 Horizons 3 Boys Sport Editor 4 National Athletic Scholarship Society 3 4 Torch 3 Sports Editor 4' Varsity Club 3 4' Baseball Manager 2 3 4' Football Manager 2 3 4' Publicity Manager 3 4' Ski Club 4' Basketball Man- ager 2 3 4' National 'Honor So- ALAN PEASE College Greene Hills They call me the Pottergeuh' Quiet but nice fortunes tides should favor him wavy hair good looking too Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Orchestra 4 Cross Country 3 4 Track 3 4 ROBERTA PELLETIER Bobbie Business Reynolds The price of greatnerr :J rerponnhzluy A real leader fun to be with good student small sweet and sincere Athletic Association 1 2 3 Treas urer 4 Athletic Council 3 4 Busi ness Club 3 President 4 Footlight ers 2 3 4 French Club 2 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Library Club 2 President 3 Student Council 3 4 National Hon or Society 4 MYRNA PETERS Business South Side Fun :J the password to life Loves a good time usually seen laughing a talker Athletic Association 1 2 3 Cheer leader 1 Girls Federation 4 School Store 3 4' Girls Sports 2 3 4. JOHN PAVELEC ack College St. Stanislaus Why Jhould life he all work? Think I'll relax a while-this grind is getting me down ' . . . sports enthusiast . . . good football player. Athletic Association 1 2 3 4' Glee Club 1' Varsity 3 4' Baseball Z 3 4' Football 1 2 3 4. ciety 4. WILLIAM PETERS Bi College St. Anthony What is done is done but I didnt do it. O that thunder bird . . . a good worker withal . . . JV football hero. Athletic Association 1 2 3 4' De- bating Club 1' French Club 2 3 4' Ski Club 3 4' Football 2 3 4' Track 1 CYNTHIA PIENKOS Cynthy College Jenmngs She know: the yoyr of rrmlzng and mahrng other: Jmzle A busy bee neat dresser pert and trnm a kettledrummer Athletxc Assocxatxon l 2 3 4 De batmg Club l Footlrghters 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Grrls Feclera t nl 2 34 GleeClub1 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Torch 3 4 WILLIAM POTTER SYLVFSTER PRUSHINSKI Butch Technical Pennsylvama If :here 5 a 70h to he done rt wrll he done and done well hy hzm Frrendly and understandmg happy go lucky humorous and full of fun very ambntrous Athletrc Assoclatron l 4 Sch ol Store 4 Student Councxl 4 Cross Country 4 Track 3 4 1' ur 5x -ef College South Slcle Hu dupoxrtzon fpeakr for hu good nalured soul Serrous yet cheerful knows how to handle a rrfle an mdus trrous worker a whrz at Math Athlet1c Assocxatronl 2 3 4 B101 ogy Club 2 Internatxonal Relatrons Club 4 Nauonal Athletnc Scholar shrp Socnety 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 President 4 Student Coun C11 4 Rrfle Club 2 3 President 4 Rifle Team 3 Co captam 4 GAETAN POULIN Technxcal St Ann A rnagnetze perronalzty and a good .tense of humor have gn en hrm many frrendr Ambmous a member of the Student Councnl sharp and debo naxr acute sense of humor Student Councxll 2 3 4 Judy Krampztz judy Unterrpan and Edrlh Hummel at Sen :or Electron: My name must he there romeu here FLORIAN PTAK Butch College St Stanrslaus Nothrng II rarer lhan good nature A socrable fellow always lok m clever and ambrtrous wrll succeed Athleuc Assocratlonl 2 3 4 Bxol ogy Club 2 Horxzons 2 Latxn Club FLOREEN PTOLOMEY o College Callen Sher quzet hut uhen9 Sernous and reserved cheerful a smrle for everyone smcere a Athletrc Assocnatnon l 7 3 4 Grrls Federatlon 1 2 3 4 Lxbrary Club 2 3 V1ce Presrdenr 4 Medxcal Arts Cu234 BARBARA RADKE Barb Busmess Immanuel Lutheran Sueetnefr and rmrerzly fini for all Personalxty plus always smnl rn smcere manner os soms among her frlencls Athletrc Assocratronl 2 3 4 Bxol nik ogy Club 2 Busmess Club Grrls Federatlonl 2 3 4 LEROY RANCOURT General Southnngton A hind true heart ' larnest a newcomer to Brrstol Hugh mterested rn art ff 1 ' ' ' ' ' I7 v . - H . .' 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' . . . bl - l U V , u y Q A ' . , D 14 9, 4, R , , , - X Le JOHN REARDON College St Joseph When I rert I rurt lnclmed toward sports es very qu1et77 knows hrs Latln though Athletnc Assoctatron 1 2 3 4 Inter nanonal Relatxons Club 4 Nattonal Athletic Scholarshrp Soclety 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 Track 4 f,,7'- JEAN REMECKI Jeanne Busrness Reynolds It requzrex let: effort to Jrmle than frown A smtle for everyone blonde harr blue eyes a true frrend Arhletrc Assoctatton 1 Grrls Fed erattonl 2 3 4 MARGARET REDDY eg College Stafford Learn to lwe and lwe to learn Brrght rs found helprng out fellow students foe to none sense of humor Athletlc Assocratlon l 2 3 4 Brol ogy Club 2 Grrls Federatnon 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Ltbrarxan 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 Medrcal Arts Club 3 Natxonal Honor Society 3 4 NANCY REDMAN College St Stamslaus A sweet ailracmxe kznd of grace Sweet and demure sharp dresser popular golden halr and a pretty face Athletlc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 De batmg Club 1 Gnrls Federatron 1 3 Executrve Councrl 2 4 Glee Club 1 Treasurer 2 3 4 Medtcal Arts Club V1cePresrdent 4 Pamt and Palette 4 Student Councrl 1 Torch 3 4 Grrls Sports 2 BEVERLY REED Bev College jennmgs The good and the wzre lead quzei lwe: Qutet curly brown locks a frrend Indeed loves horses Athletrc Assocratron 1 2 4 Band 2 3 Camera Club 2 Gxrls Federatton 2 3 4 Medrcal Arts Club 4 Or chestra 1 Grrls Sports 3 BRUCE REOME ot General Bmgham A Int of fun a 1111 of quzet Ta easy gomg qutet at trmes a whnz at art Athletlc Assocxatron 4 PHYLLIS RICHARDSON College Bmgham Wherever :he rm there zs the head of the table Another Frrtz Krexsler quret but gay very very mce Athletic Assoclatxon 2 Girls Federa non 2 Orchestral 2 3 4 Youth Fellowshrp Club 2 V1cePres1dent CHARLES RIVARD Techmcal St Ann Frzemllznerr II the backbone of a uorzderful perxonalzty Talkatxve humorous schol arly at nmes Athlettc Assocranonl 2 3 4 Lead ers Corps 2 3 4 Student Councxl 3 MARGARET REIDY Peggy General St Joseph The merry one Full of fun schools over ready for a joke conscxentlous Athletic Assocxatlon 1 2 4 Glrls Federatnon 4 RICHARD ROBBINS Dick Technrcal Bmgham Cool rn the mountaznr hot rn the foolhrllf Dependable quret always ready and wrllnng to help anyone Athletnc Assocxatxonl 2 3 4 College Brngham clever seamstress delxghtful pet Athletrc Assocratnonl 2 3 4 Ger man Club 2 3 4 Grrls Federatlon 1 2 3 4 Glee Club Lnbrarranl 2 3 4 Internatronal Relatlons Club 3 Parnt and Palette V1cePres1dent 4 Torch 3 4 Natronal Honor So Business Greene Hills xr eaner not lo :peak a word at usually very quret ut can talk a blue streak once you get her Athletrc Assocratronl 2 3 4 Girls' FRED ROBERTS College O Connell Footloore and fancy free Short and bespectacled always ready for fun dancmg eyes and sly smrle Athletrc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 Lead ers Corps 2 3 4 Football 3 Track MARILYN ROBERTS Busrness Brngham A merry heart goer all the day Talkatrve always has a good rrme frrendly and loyal er style rs all her own Athletrc Assocnatron 4 Brology Club 2 Busrness Club4 Grrls Federarron 2 3 4 Grrls Sports 2 3 NORMAN ROBILLARD Norm Technical St Ann He :J quiet at time: but at other trme: look out Everybodys buddy a good worcl for all and sundry Athletrc Assocratron 1 2 3 4. .-ai DAVID ROSSITER Dave General Stafford I never think of the future It come: .roon enough Always happy wrthout a care rn the world a tacrturn Scot Athletrc Assocratronl 2 3 4 Busr ness Club 4 Swxmmmg 3 CARMEN ROY Carm Busmess St Ann 'The world u our playground ro let ur be gay Rarely wxthout a smrle loves to talk Athlet1cAssocratxon1 2 3 4 French Club 2 Grrls Fecleratronl 2 3 4 lnternatronal Relatxons Club 3 4 DONALD ROY Donnne Technical Bingham I can rem! ezerytbsng except tempzatmn Worrres never especrally about hrs studres always has a good word for everyone Athletnc Assocnatlon 1 2. Nurses College Trarnmg Always actnve good at every thmg hard worker a pleasure to know Athletrc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 B101 ogy Club 2 3 Debatrng Club Secre tary 2 3 Glrls Federatronl 2 3 4 Internatronal Relatrons Club 4 Medrcal Arts Club 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Torch 3 4 College New Brrtarn 'Wluchzef bubbler over nz me Never a serrous moment chemlstry bug loves to drlve Athletnc Assocratlon 3 4 French Club 4 MARGOT SACHS College Germany It rr mce to he natural tf you re naturally mee A sweet dlsposxtxon plays held hockey loves tenms pleasant to be wrth Wre geht es Ihnen Mar got? Athletlc Assocrarron 3 German Club 3 4 Grrls Federatron 3 4 ANDRE SALSEDO a College Blngham Could zt be Elms? An ardent guxtar player qunet extenor but behmd rt lxes a lot of fun chemxstry whiz' Athletic Assoclatronl 2 3 4 Brol ogy Club 2 Dance Band 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 irr- JOHN SAHNO ack General Greene Hrlls Oh that han long may tt wave Never a dull moment hard worker but gets a lot of fun out of llfe too Athletrc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 De batmg Club l Footllghters 2 3 4 French Club 2 Glee Club 1 Inter natnonal Relatnons Club 1 2 3 CHARLES ST DENIS Chuck General O Connell Satan finds some mzrchtef for zdle hands to do Works when he gets nme nf he gets tnme he never was one to worry BARBARA ST JOHN Bobby Busmess Stafford lly heart rr ltke a .fmgzng hrrd Qu1et cheerful pleastng personallty always mce to be vuth Athletlc Assoclatlonl 2 3 4 Bust ness Club 3 4 Girls Federatxon l LUCEITA SALVATORE Lou College St Anthony Dtrcretzon of speech ts more than eloquence Tall and graceful a smrle for a one of our future nurses Athletrc ASSOCl3I10n 2 3 4 Gnrls Federatlon 2 3 4 Medical Arts Club 2 3 4 Torch 3 FLORENCE SCOTT o General Callen Whatr the uJe of worrymg9 It never was worth whzle Burstlng wlth vrtaltty always nn a hurry enthusrastxc and en ergetxc Athlettc Assocratnonl 2 3 4 Bro ogy Club 2 Grrls Federatron 1 2 4 Grrls Sportsl 2 3 SUZANNE SCOTT Scotty Busmess St joseph Fresh and alwe gay and young ppy captaxn of our cheerleaders qulck smnle lxke a pnxy Athletlc Assocranon l 2 3 4 At letrc Counctl 4 Cheerleader l Captann 4 Grrls Federatton l 4 Glee Club 1 l-lornzons 2 Skx Club l 2 Treasurer 3 4 Span W' f 3 MARY ST JOHN Busmess Stafford Silence :J more musical than any Jong Frlendly yet qulet wmmng, smlle wnh personalrty to match relxable long, blonde pony tall Athletic Assouatron 2 4 Busmess Club 4 Glrls Federatlon 2 3 4 rsh Club 2 Student Councrl Secretary 4 Torch 3 Varsxty Treasurer 3 4 Grrls Sports 2 Club 3 4 JEAN SEGRETARIO General South Slde Ten ltttle fingerr ten lxttle toe: one little mouth hut oh hou xt goex Prnt srzed wrth bug brown eyes talkatlve busy as a beaver Athlenc Assoclatron l 2 3 4 Grrls Federanon l 2 3 4 Youth Fellow shnp Club 3 4 AARON SILVER College Jennings When the cat': away, the mice will play. Always game for a good joke . . . butch and freckles . . . plays a cool sax, Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, Assist- ant Director 45 Glee Club 15 Projec- tronist 15 School Store 15 Basketball 1. BRIAN SMATT Chuck College Patterson A plearant youth, mort genial, franhg a character of highest rank, Plays a neat trumpet . . . loyal member of the band . . . fine school spirit. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, President 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Ski Club 4g Student Council 45 Baseball 45 Basketball lg Track 1. Y? JOHN SIMPSON Butch General South Side A bundle of mtrchzef an ocean of rmzler Always ready for a laugh flirtatious short black hair mis chrevous Athletic Association 4 Business Club JUDITH SIMPSON udy Business Bingham A friend may well he reckoned the marterpfece of nature Rosy cheeks talkative and peppy nice to know Athletic Association I 2 3 4 Girls Federatronl 2 3 4 ,IUDITH SLOVINSKI udy College Terryville ru ard and frolzc glee uar there the uzll to do the mul to dare Although shes new she s liked by a full of grace and goodness magnetic personality Athletic Association 3 4 Fut e Teachers 4 Girls Federation 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Horizons 4 Latin Club 4 Torch 4 Girls Sports 3 4 CHRISTINE SMATI' Nurses Training St joseph Gwen to yen yet ever rn earner! if right or truth sr at .rtahe A cheerleader with bounce always ready for a gay time great swimmer Athletic Associatronl 2 3 4 Cheer leader I 3 4 Girls Federation I 2 Executive Board 3 4 Spanish Club 2 Varsity Club 4 Girls Sports 3 DOLORES SMITH Dee Business South Side A rmfle from her hrzght eyer High spirited has lively eyes that perky pony tail' Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Girls Federation l 2 4 Torch 4 NANCY SMITH College Windsor Ar full of rpirzt as the month of May Clever mischievous mantic and sweet a real brain love that Volkswagen' Athletic Association 3 4 French Club 3 President 4 Girls Federa non 3 4 Glee Club 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 Ski Club 3 4 Student Council 4 Torch 3 Girls S otts bv SHIRLEY SMAT Shirl College Stafford Rearon J whole pleasure all the yoyr of .tenre lie fn three uordr health peace and competence Ready smile and delightful laugh helpful and friendly indus trrous in everything Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 French Club 2 3 Future Teachers 4 Girls Federation 2 3 4 International Relations Club 3 4 National Honor Society 4 P 3 4 National Honor Society 4 P3 CYNTHIA SOBJECKI Cindy College St Stanislaus llfzth a mule that uar childlike ard hland Amiable personality ambitious Latin student great talker a regular Goldilocks Athletic Association l 3 4 French Club 3 4 Future Teachers 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 International Relations Club 3 4 Latin Club 3 4 Torch 4 VICTORIA SOSINSKI Sam Business Callen Cheerfulness keeps up a kind of daylight in the mind, and ills it with a steady and perpetual serenity. Busy worker in the Footlighters . . . happy-go-lucky . . . has buckets of friends. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Biol- ogy Club 25 Business Club 3, 4g Footlighters 2, 3, 4, President 43 Girls' Federation 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 4. .4 -ft ' We R E 'Q xt M f at Y 1 Y Y Jff, ,vm x : , ,ff 41, in , 'bs KATHLEEN SOUCY Kathy Business Maine Szlent performance maketh the best return Warm and pleasantly reserved easy to get along with doesnt give up eastly Athletic Association 2 4 Girls Fed eration 2 3 4 JUDITH SPINELLI Business St Anthony I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes lndustrious a mischievous twinkle in her eyes seems to be always happy Athletic Association 2 3 4 Business Club 3 Secretary 4 Footlrghters 2 Future Teachers 4 Girls Federation 2 3 4 lnternatronal Relations Club 3 4 School Store 3 4 Messenger 2 3 4 Girls Sports 2 KLAUS SPITZNER College Germany My tongue wtthzn my lzps I rezn for uho talks much must talk zn tam Does his homework diligently and intelligently leaves time for fun PAUL STEWART a former Deutscher German Club 2 Soccer 2 GARY STANGE College Immanuel Lutheran TWXL. 'X t. lv, X . , ,kg .flhmw 42 se . f We Why for aren t thou Romeo? says Patsy Lee to Btll Kern GWENDOLYN STANGE Gwennie General Immanuel Lutheran Shoot for the stars Another Doris Day has many talents oh those silly moods of hers' Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 3 Footlighters 2 3 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Cu 12 3 4 Girls Sportsl Z 3 BEVERLY STEELE Bev Business Stafford In school shes quiet and denture outszde well we re not so sure Refreshing manner charming smile values her friendships Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Bust ness Club Vice President 3 4 Girls Federatlon 1 2 Executive Board 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Library Club Secretary Treasurer 2 3 4 School Store 4 Girls Sports 3 4 Foot lug ters 2 3 4 The Hermit Ile knous most who speaks least His sense of humor is unique aloof and nmperturbably shy Stew General Immanuel Lutheran Aluays look before you leap Qurck grin constantly gabblng Athletic Association l 2 3 4 Na tional Athletic Scholarship Socxet 3 4 National Honor Society Golf3 Captain 4 Soccer 2 3 4 . fl an eye for the ladtes Athletic Association 1 RICHARD SWANSON PETER STEWART Stew Technical South Side Nothing worriex hirn,' nothing hurrier him. Short and to the point . . . his knowledge exceeds no limits . . . happy and cheerful. School Store 4 RICHARD TESSMAN Dick College Immanuel Lutheran The strength of the world lay on his rhoulderrf' Well-mannered . . . has a cute smile . . . a friend that can be de- pended upon. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council lg Varsity Club 3, 4g Football I Soccer 3 4 Swimming Swanny Technical Jennings And Ihore who know hzm well know him ar u frrend A good pitcher for the baseball team an asset to Tech in his studies Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 School Store 4 Ski Club 4 Student Council 4 Torch 4 Varsity Club 4 Baseball 3 4 Soccer 3 4 NANCY SWEETON College Reynolds Mighty rr the force of her .rrmle Works like a beaver cute and sweet full of mischief Athletic Assocxationl 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 German Club 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Paint and Palette 4 Torch 4 ROBERT SWETS Bo General Norwalk The world rr hu oyster Talkative full of mischief always in a good mood football won t be the same any more Athletic Association I 2 3 4 Var sity Club 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Swimming l 2 3 Co captain 4 KENNETH TONN Ken Technical Immanuel Lutheran The world at hz: feet A great admiration for cars always ready for a joke he laughs with everyone Athletic Association 1 2 3 School Store 4 ,IOAN TURCOTTE Joansey College Reynolds Cheerful and gay thats alwayJ her uay Cheerful good sport one of the First National gang seen but not often heard Biology Club 2 Girls Federation 2 3 4 Library Club I Medical Arts Club 2 3 Torch 3 4 JUDITH UNTERSPAN udy College Immanuel Lutheran An A rn .rtudzer and frrendrhzp too Unforgettable personality operative nature conscientious thing she does Athletic Association l 2 3 4 Biol ogy Club 2 President 3 Bridge Club President 2 3 4 Girls Federation l 3 4 International Relations Club 4 Medical Arts Club 2 3 4 a tional Honor Society 3 4 School Store 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Torch 3 4 'Q'- FRED TEDESCO Ted Fredesco College Greene I-Irlls You can 1 keep a good man dau n uick and eager always ready to learn more a real friend Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Glee Club l National Athletic Scholar ship 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Base ball 3 Cross Country 2 3 ALBERT VALLETTA College Jennings Good nature fr one of the richer! frurtr of perrorzalxly Always laughing considerate likes to have a good time liked by everyone Athletic Association l 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 Manager 4 Debating Club l Footlighters 1 2 3 V1cePres1 dent 4 Glee Club I 2 Vice Presi dent 3 President 4 Student Council President 4 . 1 y Z 2,3,4- 'Q 44+ if ....... If ' a r ' ' ll . fl ' ll s s yi ' ' ' . . ' . I Y I 1 , ., I Q Q ii v - -' X H- - 'N H , - f , I H . . ' ' , V Y l . . . D, , . 1 , D 1 V , , ri i - - i 2 .f 1 I v f lf 17' ' b ' ' H ' ...co- ll ' ' ll . .. - , . I and capable . . . a leader in every- . i i D v 1 vi ' . . - .Y . . . , ' .', . i s ni ' , , Q , 9 U, , Q ,,g 1 r 1 ' ' 2 I a y iN' , Q B: ,L vi i - . ' . . U H , Mr, 3 k , 'D U, , , 4 - S . 1 ' , , , U- 4- , I - Q . , , - ,- sa E 3 Q e I, 4 c ROBERT VANESSE Bo College South Side Alwayx a good :port mort of all a good friend What would we do without htm? intelligent and good natured a loyal friend with a unique sense of humor Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Class President 1 Vice President 2 Foot lighters 4 Future Teachers 2 Vice President 4 International Relations Club 4 National Athletic Scholar ship Society 3 4 Ski Club 4 Stu dent Coun il 1 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 Captain 4 GEORGE WEDGE Georgie Technical Bingham Education :J but a pdmng fancy A good sense of humor whiz in machine shop always ready to do a favor Athletic Association CAROLE VEILLETTE General Waterbury Her joy: are many ber carer are few A winsome personality casual loaded with fun reliable amusing conversanonalist Athletic Association 3 4 Girls Fed eration 2 3 4 PETER VIRDONE Pete College New York Happy am I from care I rn free why don t they all be contented lake me Enyoys a good laugh Long Island accent lust a tease loads of fun Athletic Association 3 4 RONALD WAGNER Ron College Jennings E ort I5 around somewhere Possessor of many friends quick wittecl constant loker talk talk talk' Athletic Association 1 3 4 Foot lighters 2' French Club 2. 'bg KAY ELLEN WALDEN College Jennings 'Bubbler in the wine. Devastatingly witty . . . never end- ing charm . . . the latest in fashion . . , Parlez vous francais? Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, 4g Future Teachers 2, 3, 4g Girls' Federation l, 2, 3, Execu- tive Board 45 Glee Club 1, 2, Treas- urer 3, 45 International Relations Club 33 Paint and Palette 4g Torch 3, 4g Girls' Sports 1. DAVID WEST College Callen There am t no flzex on m Always interested in fun ikes to play the fool capable of doing any given task Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Glee Club l BARBARA WESTFALL Barb College Immanuel Lutheran She need not seek charm :be has st Good natured dependable cute always happy makes a perfect Eloise Athletic Association l 2 3 4 Girls Federation 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Library Clubl Medical Arts Club 4 School Store 3 Torch 3 4 Girls Sports 2 3 NANCY WIDMER Business Stafford A beautiful behawor tr the nest of the ine art: Sharp dresser dependable a sincere friend neat and cute content Athletic Associationl 2 3 4 Girls Federationl 2 3 4. Q BENEDICT WIELGOS Benny Wog General St. Stanislaus Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow. Friendly . . . always watching the clock . . . quiet . . . able . . . happy Athletic Association 1, 2. STARR WILKS Dxmples Busmess Wolcott Her frxendly rmfle want her many friend: Her voxce IS heard everywhere always wlllmg to make frxends mce to know Athletxc Assocxanon l Busmess Club 4 Footlrghters 3 Grrls Federation 3 4 GleeClub12 3 4 IRENE WITKOSKI Renae College Stafford A .rnule a day keep.: the doctor away Pleasant per onalxty consldet a e ambmous and clever ways smxlmg lots of fun Athletxc Assocxatnonl 2 3 4 Foot lxghters 2 4 Gxrls Federanon 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 3 4 Pamt and Palette 2 4 Spanrsh Club 2 3 4 Vars1ty Club 4 Girls Sportsl 2 3 4 Athletxc Councnl 3 BARBARA WILSON Bobble General Southmgton 'There :J no frrgale like a book Serxous not very talkatrve a quret mxss lrkeable Footlnghters 4 Grrls Federatxon 3 4 Internatronal Relatlons Club 3 4 PHYLLIS WILSON Phy College O Connell 'To know her :J a pleasure her Juccen you cannot mearure Sparklmg personalxty whxrl pool of fun a frnend to every one lovely eyes Athletxc ASSOCIQIIOH I 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Debatmg Club Secre tary I Glrls Federanon I Execu uve Board 2 3 4 Glee Club l Secretary 2 3 4 Pamt and Palette 3 Skr Club 3 4 Spanrsh Club 2 3 Secretary 4 Student Councll 1 Torch 3 4 SUZANNE WININGER ue Busmess South Snde Her quiet charmr have won ber many friend: Qulet dependable and con scxentnous mce smxle atrrac tnve dresser Athletxc Assocnanon I 2 3 4 Girls Federanon l 2 3 4 BERNICE WOJNAROWSKI General O Connell What lfes beyond ber quzet exterzor9 Frrendly smlle sxlent en erous lrked by all who know er Grrls Federatxon 1 2 4 Athletc Assoclanon 4 NORMAJEAN WOOLLEY Pepper College Bingham Her sunny Jmzle make: her a friend to all Bubblxng wrth personalnty u of pep quxte a dancer Athletlc Assocratnonl 2 3 4 G1rls Federatnon 1 2 3 4 Medxcal Arts Club 4 Pamt and Palette 4 Spamsh Club 2 Gxrls Sportsl 2 MARILIE WRIGHT General South S1de Voice of an angel Excellent smgmg voxce full of fun and enthusxasm talkatxve cheerful Athlenc Assoclanonl 2 3 4 Busx ness Club 3 Debatlng Club I 2 3 Footlxghters 2 3 4 Gxrls Federa txonl 2 3 4 Glee Clubl L1 a nan 2 3 4 I-Iornzons 3 4 Spanxsh Club 2 Girls Sports 2 3 ROBERT WINTERS Bo Business South Side Lzfe :J full of fun for everyone who maker ft Good natured great sense of humor mxschrevous good lookrng Athletxc Assoclatlon I 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Pro1ect1on1st 1 60 RONALD WYBORNY Ronnie College Stafford An bone!! fellow full of ugor and mm Always a friendly hello thusxastxc tuba accordxon player Athletic Assocxatxon I 3 Band 2 3 4 Debating Club I 2 Glee Club RICHARD YETKE Dick College Bmgham Ah but Im a gay hlade Never rn a hurry well dressed dependable a track man of repute Athletxc Assocratxonl 2 3 4 French Club 2 Natxonal Athletrc Scholar shrp Soclety 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 Captam 4 Track 3 CATHERINE ZETTERVALI. Cathy College Reynolds She mzzled and the .rhadowf departed Small loves a good trme has a smrle for all Athletrc Assocxatnonl 2 3 4 Grrls Federatron I 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Internat1onalRelat1ons Club 3 4 Medical Arts Club 3 4 Span rsh Club 4 Torch 4 DAVID ZEINER Dave Busrness Reynolds A rtrarzger to work a friend to play Always gorng loves cars never lets school rntertere wrth run Athletrc Assocratron I 2 4 CHRISTINE ZERANSKI Chrrs College St Stamslaus Lzttle time for laughter alxo tune for work Everyones frrend great con versanonalrst competent and cheerful Athletrc Assocratron I 2 4 French Club 4 Gxrls Federatnon I Glee Club 2 3 4 Internat1onalRelatrons Club 3 4 Latm Club 2 Medical Arts Club 3 At last' THOMAS ZILKO Tom College St Stamslaus Lwe love laugh and he merry Keen sense of humor good look Athletxc Assocratron I 2 3 4 JOHN z1Ls Duke Busmess Brngham End of the alphabet end of the work line Motor bug frrendly ways on the go always m sports Athletrc Assoclatronl 2 3 4 Brol ogy Club 2 Camera Club I Glee Club Presxdent 1 2 3 4 Prolec mst 1 2 3 4 Rrfle Cub I Baseball Ofhcral I 2 3 4 Basket ball Ofhclal 1 2 3 4 ft , lt ,f - , . . U D , , D, , D , , , , ,Q D ,Q ,,: D ,, 1 ,L ,s - 2, ,4. g . I 'I 5 , If ' l , ,. ll Y 1 ' . . . ing. .. and Oh! that blond. hair. - ' - A 1 1 9 ' I 3 ' rr- ' t' . , . . ,, - 1, ' ' - ' ...al- ' , , ,S ' ' D ,D,1 ,3 5 , 3 3 D D , ,D , 3 ' ,,g no , 1 l ,Zz , g Q D , , ,S ' . , , ,- Our klunior Class Officers. Left to right: Henry Kuhar ski, Second Vice-Presidentg Richard Delisle, Presidentg A T' , A i 1 Phyllis Wilson, Treasurerg Karen Dunn, Secretary Dave McCarthy, First Vice-President. Ed Beardsley, Paul LaBrie, Ron Herriott and Carol Monich at the Senior Barn Dance: Come on boys, you can do it! U .0 1 .,' Freshman Frolic: How do you get out of it? 62 'f A w JUNK, -, ,.fK3 N E' Out of the shadows 0 The shadows of our high school years at BHS bring forth memories of hard work, fun-filled activities, and true friends who will never be for- gotten. Our Freshman shadows overflow with puzzled pupils struggling with homework. How can we ever forget our first dance, the Freshman Frolic, and our first class leaders, Bob Vanesse, Presidentg Brad Fallon and Ronald Bossie, Vice- Presidents1 Jill Bolstridge, Secretaryg and Carol Gallant, Treasurer, Sophomore shadows reveal our proud arrival ar the Senior Building with its vast hallways and many stairs. We see President Sonny LaRue and his worthy associates Bob Van- esse and Ronald Bossie, Vice-Presidents: Secre- tary, Linda Arle, and Treasurer, Carol Gallant, helping us fit in with BHS life, The many times we were caught going through the Senior Door taught us to respect the privileges of the honored Seniors. The shadows of our fabulous junior year When we were underclassmen I I Brisim Higv come memories. are less hazy, for we now consider ourselves a true part of BHS. We lived through days of hard work. mingled with the fun of football games, special activities, and the ever-remembered junior .Barn Dance and Prom. And standing out from the crowd were our able officers, Desi Delisle, Presidentg Dave McCarthy and Henry Kuharski, Vice-Presidentsg Karen Dunn, Secretaryg and Phyllis Wilson, Treasurer. Our Senior shadows are newly formed and remain the most exciting, vivid memories of our BHS life. Early elections resulted in choosing Ron Herriott, jeff King, Arlene Kerr, and joan McHugh to fill the oflices of President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer respec- tively. This wonderful year flew by much too fast for us and we can never forget the days of fun- filled activity: Senior Day, the Banquet, the Prom, Class Night, and Graduation. And now they are only memories - shadows. Senior Day, what else! Q ,i. -.-V A . it i an G l l l days of car parades! study halls! i ef 5 . ,,,,,.--,rw . - Junior Class Elections: Oh, back to the How industriously we worked in Freshman v 7 Carol Veillette and Ronald Wyborny at the Girls' Federation Formal Sophomore year: Moments to Remember. 'Uv . . sf' 4' g UIIDEBBLHSSIIIEII xQ D The underclassmen, constituting the larg- est part of BHS, cannot be left out of our shadows. We domineering Seniors have reigned over these humble souls, but never- theless we remember them. After all, we were underclassmen not so long ago our- selves, and we can understand their puzzled faces and fear of upperclassmen. We thank them for helping us promote school spirit by attending the games and joining our clubs. We congratulate them on the leader- ship and service they have already displayed in their tender years. We wish them success in making their Senior year as plentiful and happy as ours. This cheerful group of pupils constantly remains in the shadows of our BHS life to remind us of what we once were ourselves. if? ,f Qi qi n X 8 if JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right: Dave Mills, President, Gail Nicastro, Treasurer, Joan Serino, Secretary, Kevin McCarthy, Vice-President. Next time, thread the bobbin! says Miss Whip- ple to her junior seamstresses Left to right ii2fw3EEgf3Pfiu1iH6B1anfhefrE,CarinaSioinoui These uniors will be the leaders A. Upperclassrnenl How wonderful that word sounds? The juniors have waited two long years before finally achieving this titleg now they demand the respect and privileges given to those of their posi- tion. Dividing the high school next year offers a new Challenge to the Class of 1960. Upon their shoulders fall the responsibility of retaining the fine traditions of Bristol Central High and the op- portunity of creating new ideas which will form the heritage of our new Bristol Eastern High School, Members of the class prepare themselves for becoming future leaders as their subjects become Musician Mark Salter: Blow, Gabriel, blow! 66 Every vote counts! Left to right: Pat Winters, Leslie Root, William Wandall, Cathleen Hate, Phillip Monteleone, Peter Denehy. of two high schools next year. jim Tetro in Chem Lab: Let's see, is that one gram or ten grams? increasingly more difficult, and plans for after graduation must be seriously considered. This year's junior officers showed much ability and good judgment in conducting the affairs of their class. Under the able leadership of their ofiicers, David Mills, Kevin McCarthy, Gail Nicastro, and Joan Serino, the juniors played an important role in the events of the year, their own exclusive ones being the Barn Dance and Prom. We of the senior class will always remember this year's juniors as an important phase of our lives which is spot- lighred among the shadows of our four memorable years at BHS. junior Torch members, Faith Schectman and Char- lotte Simpson, help organize out personals. 67 l SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Left to rightt Joseph Sanraniello. President: Steve Luboyeslii, Vice-Presidentg Nancy Greene. Secretaryg -lo Ann Gesswin. Treasurer. Mr. .lohnson finds that the yardsrick helps make a better impression upon his Sophomore biology classes. he Sophomore class is The class of 1961 is an extremely large class. Wfhen these sopho- mores first invaded the sacred halls, the upperclassmen were amazed and perhaps unhappy at their numbers. The sophomores were dazed when they tried to find their way to classes or to discover which lunch was theirs. Brit in a short time they had mastered these initial problems and adjusted themselves to the routine, proving their value and contributing to the personality of ISHS, Later in the fall, the sophomores held their class elections where they chose as Douglas Gordon, Beverly Lewandoslti, and Ed Lundberg during Sophomore Elections: How do you run the voting machine? if 1 se Sophomore Girls' Soccer: Ooomph! the largest ever at BHS. their capable leaders, Joseph Santaniello, Stephen Luboyeski, Nancy Green, and Jo Ann Gesswin. Sophomores take an active part in cluhs, dances, sports and other activities, Their annual dance, the Sophomore Hop, gives them the opportunity to plan and run their own social affairs. Miss Mella, the sponsor of the class, guides them in planning their various activities and events which will be re- membered as the shadows of a successful sophomore year. And their shadows remain an important part of our shadows. Now according to Pythacoras explains Judy Sheldon in Plane Geometry class Left to right Dave LaRue Mr Casey Judy Sheldon SOPHOMORE CHORUS OFFICERS. Standing left to right: Judy Seated: Claire Bretemps, Vice-President, Par Crowley. Accompan Sheldon, President, Gail liawcett, Secretaryg Peggy Colapietro, ist. Treasurerg Jo Ann Gesswin, Lihrariang Judy Salmon, Librarian. ,f 4- 1 UBBHIIIZHT 10113 NE? D9 C0112 VXCUFNTES LE IXRN XXQC: 'AM TL' Out of the shadows come memories of friends, homework, dances and -yes, organ- izations. How can we ever forget the vital clubs which offer so much in the way of di- version from routine tasks of the day. With- out them our lives at BHS would be dull and monotonous. No one likes to study all the time and thank heaven no one has to at BHS. Here exist a multitude of organizations which offer outside fun and activity to every- one, no matter where his interests lie. Most important, these organizations help to create well-balanced individuals. Yes, remembtances of the Spanish Club pizza parties, orchestra rehearsals, the National Honor Society in- duction ceremony, and hours of hard but rewarding Torch work can never be forgot- ten among our shadows. Senior Building Student Council in action? Left to right: Diane Student Council President Al Valletta: The Secretary's minutes Burneika, Judy Sheldon, Marilynn Griflin, Miss Whipple. stand as read. Students are given the opportunit The Student Council is a representative body The president or head of each organization plus class representatives and officers are members Each year the Student Council sponsors various activities including paid assemblies and the semi annual talent shows The Council also sponsors the Welcome Back Dance which has proven to be a big success Through the suggestion Gerry Nye and Dee King participate in the Thanksgiving Day Assembly sponsored by Student Council Look at my hula hoop grandma' Q-.-apr ' c ' -1. . - , , A A 1, T' U , E , L -iw ,., ' 1 , .1-at sl. it .,.4.....-. - it 'F' ' 1 :i ib, 9 6 L Q U , 5 , , 'PY Nfl if Y E, 4' , ' ' f 5 A ? I E ' .L ffl 4 W 'nur-f fl .. I 5 my-L Q Q ' ' 3 Q . ,III Q if i 2 , fff . pf ' . 3 2 . ,W W ll ,J Y .-fi, Aw 15, fmazrv'-Tax' v 'fs as T7 Q fi Q' 5 l x rg. .w, X ,.hmz 5, , mnw,n if 152 A ..-1-.1 1 W i , fx : fu . . 5 V ,. in 0, .X .,L. ,, - A 5' a,: n x ,.. 'M , Q -'agp Y-vu' W?bf 'ing-.--W,,. N, -mv'-'- V-W JERRY. 4:,w Q f . I 1 , 1 1 , I O 0 5 ff' f I il in I Mfg!!! H. 5 M 4 , . , , , ' . 'ff. '.' w N, 'ij-t! ff Q , I, f' lfff ff! 1 I , W ff- 'nd GIRLS' FEDERATION EXECUTIVE BOARD. Standing left to Kay Nwalden, Sue Chase, judy Marcotte, Gerry Nye, Arlene Kerr, righti Barbara O'Neil, Nancy Redman, Christine Anderson, Ca- Sue Chabot, Carolyn johnson, Sandra Rulli. Diane Kowalski. mille Plourde, Bonita Bechard. Seated left to right: Sue Careb, iris' Federation proclaims Sadie Hawkins' Day. Dorothy Ellis and Dave Gorham at the Junior- Senior Sadie Hawkins: Daisy Mae gets her man! Whom are you asking to the Sadie Hawkins! asks one girl to her friend. This question is posed every November for the annual Sadie Hawkins dance sponsored by the Girls' Federation, This dance as well as the formal in February is one of the most popular dances of the school year, Nearly every girl in Bristol High is a member of this or- ganization, and each class is represented by four girls on the Executive Board. The Girls' Federation does service work, decorates the tree in front of the library at Christmas in order to beautify the halls of BHS, and increases school spirit by sponsoring the dances. - Miss Mary XVhipple, Sponsor GIRLS' FEDERATION OFFICERS. I.eft to right: Sue Chabot, Secretaryg Gerry Nye, Vice-Ptesidentg Arlene Kerr, Presidentg Judy Marcotte, Treasurer. l 44 '33 F. sy , T --ff ---we 76 1:1 'C SENIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Stanclmg left to rrght Carol Fafard Lxbrarran joan Mcl-Iugh Senror Treas urer Debbre Frost Junror Vxce Presxdent Joan Komanet sky junior Treasurer Lrnda Arle Senror Secretary Desi Yalanxs Junior Secretary Seat ed Gerry Nye Senror Vrce Presrdent Margo Cope Presr dent Wztlo cz vozce 0 szngzng, declare BHS vocal groups are dnvnded mto four dlstrnct or g1n1zat1ons Sophomore Chorus 1 tramrng group for Semor Grrls Glee Club Senlor Gxrls Glee Club made up of Sc-mor and jumor gurls Boys Glee Club made up of Sophomore LIIIIOI' and Senlor boys and Speclal Group These groups are all electrve except for Spec1al Group wh1ch IS selectlve auclrtxons bemg requnred for membershnp Members of each vocal group enyoy slngrng and clesxre the rmprovement and satnsfactron that slngrng together brmgs Many Glee Club mem Senlor Gnrls Glee Club I want to go to heaven when I PCS RCCMY Mlml C356 and MU80 COPC C01-'ming VOYCS for le Gxrls Glee Club electrons Whos ahead gnrls' SENIOR BOYS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS. Standing left to right: Robert Hannan, Secre- taryg Paul IaBrie, Treasurerg Armand Hudon, Librarian. Seated left to right: Louis Nocera, Vice-President' Al Valletta Presrdent ye tim, and let zt be beam' bers partrcrpate rn Laurel Musrc Camp All State Chorus and ensembles for communlty servrce and school assemblles Every year all the musrcal organl zatrons have a Pops Concert and culmrnate the years actrvrtres wrth a Sprung Concert Thrs year the musrcal operetta Good News was presented rn early sprrng for two evenlngs These vocal groups along wrth the dramatrcs club and an orchestral group comb1ned therr talents to make thrs productron a success Mrs Mrldred Sunmons Sponsor Catchmg., Hres chrldreng Terry Belanger and Margo Cope Specral Group rehearsal Light Drvnne conquers gloom' snngnng from Good News l 79 Brian Smatt, Student Director of the Band: A-one, a-two, a-three! The trumpets blmfe, tloe bugles slaout. BRISTOL HIGH BAND AND MAJORETTES. Left to right: Margo Pappas, Pamela Palmer, Diane Bumeika, Sandra Benson, Ann Marie Fucci, Sherrie Buell, jill Bolstridge, Carol Gallant, Lorna Bernardi, Janice Gagnon, Ann Marie Bride, Susan Chabot, Deborah Frost, Suellyn Anderson, First row, left to right: Francis Hilliard, Ronald Beliveau, Raymond Pease, Victor Daley, Paul Hall, Anthony Segre- tario, Wallace Olsen. Second row: Ronald Fongemie, Arthur Groth, john Pahl, Margo Cope, Cynthia Prouty, Judith Sheldon, Pamela Lindberg. Third row: Lawrence Dahlborg, Richard Nicotera, Lynne Hayden, Cynthia Steed, Thomas Homon, Dennis Donahue. Fourth row: Mr. Portner, Alfred Anderson, James Tetro, Paul Pease, joseph Baron, Ronald Wyborny. Fifth row: David Corey, Michael Russell, Edwlard Perry, David Helming, Terry Belanger, Mark Salter, Arthur Yan e. , , Ill . I 9 ll ll Q - I The BHS Band is now in two separate sections- the Athletic Association Band, which played for foot- ball and basketball games, and the Concert Band, which presented a Spring Concert in April. The Con- cert Band traveled to several grammar schools this year as in the past, giving concerts and generally pro- moting the playing of musical instruments. The AA Band distinguished itself by the clever and unique half-time marching programs at the football games last fall and also participated in half-time activities at UConn in November. - Mr. Harold Portner, Director The band's brass section in The Star-Spangled Banner. Left to right: Tom Hurt, Brian Smart, Paul Pease, Tony Segretario, Annie Lilley. Luann Hart and Alfred Anderson DUM dum Mr Masarlo rn orchestra rehearsal LOUDER trumpets' dum DUM um Orchestral simzns enhance fnusze enjoyment Whether rts Beethoven or Be Bop the BHS Orchestra IS crpable of handlrng the musrc wlth ease The largest eyer the orchestra had a most actrve season thrs year The orchestra from Falls Vrllage Regroml Hrgh School rn Cornwall came to Brrstol Hugh rn February to perform wrth our orchestra ID a combxned concert Several mem bers of our orchestra were chosen to play rn the 1958 BRISTOL HIGH ORCHESTRA Frrst row left to rrght Ellen Della Brtta Audrey Benec1ck Judy Sheldon Janrce Burrrll Lourse Humphrey Al DlI.1berto Judy Kramprtz Second row Marrlynn Grlthn lrene Hyde Karen Brothvvell Judy Salmon Cynthxa Steed Lynn Hart Despma Yalanns Thnrcl row Phyllrs Rrchard son Ronald Scott Valerie Tetrault Carole Maddox Joy Calder Pam Lundberg. Wrllxam Nye Alan Goodvym Brent Banulls Ron ald Bossr Terry Belanlcer Fourth row Joan McHugh Alberta Osborne Flrzabeth Trafton J Ann Gcsswrn Mark Saltcr ll Connectrcut Musnc Festry al the fabulous All State Only the members can apprecrate Mr Masarlos wonderful ef forts on the poclxum as conductor DUM dum dum Dum de De dum dum DUM Thus IS the orchestra hcld together rn tryrng passages by the yersatrle Mr Mxsarlo Mr M1Ch36lM8S31lO Drrector Perry Don Post Doug Brozlnskl Raymond Wrdmer John Stcphenson Brran Smart Valeda Wrllrams Paul Pease David Corey Annrc Lrllcy lred Durr Al Pease Tom Homan Fred Ncvypeck Cxcrry Murray Fnfth row Joyce Curtrs Anne Havx land Al Anderson luann Hart Mr Masarlo Margo Cope Pat Olscn Tony Secretarro Paul Hall James Thompson Pete Grady Beth lncraham Cynthrs Prenlcos Ann Marne Brlde 1 P ' i r I I I I o . , - y . . . Y 1 K I I D1 r , . . . - Y , . . 4.. 1 - , . . . , S ' K I K ' A ' ' ' ' ' . . . H V PL V A , ' F I A ' K K Y . , , - Y , . . . . l , . . . . - y . y , . . , . I w A I 1 A ri Y ' X ' A rl A 4 ! ! S , ' I y , I V, J , , , y . , , ,A L I Y . , ' , ' , , , Kramprtz, Marllyn Becker, Holly Lasewrcz, Pat Crowley, Wally 'y I V v ' ' y ' v ' ' w Y r' ' 1 I ' v y 1 . Y H Y I A Y Y . V..' . . , I - - Q . 3 Q , , , - , , . , 0 -.5 , r .f 1 , at A 5 2 l l , Y gy i ? els f 1 c ' 7' 5 E ' E 3 a . . I I . 9 5, Eli 4 -I qs F 5 , J f I 1 e 1 f 3? . Q 5 f x f - x 8 - I J, 81 '2' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIIETY OFFICERS. Left to right: Gary Stange, Vice-Presidentg Judith Krampitz, Secretaryg Janice Burrill, Treasure-rg VUilliam Potter, Presitlent. Deseroing students merit honorary recognition. Mr. Perry presents Karin johnson with her pin and mem- bership certificate at the impressive formal NHS induction ceremony. 1 A- Being tapped as a member of the Bristol Chapter of the National Honor Society is truly a great honor. One must meet the qualifications of scholarship, leadership, character, and service to become a member of the society. Tapping occurs in December ancl in April. An informal induction is held in january and an impressive assembly incluction in May, The Bristol Chapter functions both as a service organization and as a club. Members tutor pupils needing assistance in subjects, guide new stuclents during the opening tlays of school, and greet new pupils at lunch throughout the year. This year, the Bristol Chapter helcl a por luck supper in October at which the elections of ofiicers was helcl. - Miss Helen Heffernan, Sponsor lei? King taps Roberta Pelletier iluring NHS winter tapping cere- mony: Congratulations, Bobbie! Q-ian! 82 'Sv INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS, con- rich, Treasurerg Terry Belanger, Vice-Presidentg Barbara tributing to the UNICEF drive. Left to right: Susan Good- Komanetsky, Presidentg Judy Krampitz, Secretary. Our aim is to better worldwide relations. The International Relations Club is one of the largest clubs at Bristol High School. The IRC's purpose is to acquaint its members with people and customs of other nations, thus pro- moting international good will and understanding. This pur- pose is carried out in several ways. Most of the IRC members have international pen pals. Each year the club members make a famous pilgrimage to the United Nations Buildings in New York City and this year saw a Cinerama picture as well. The IRC engages in various service programs throughout the school year such as a UNICEF Pennies Drive at Halloween, bulletin boards and displays, and buying books for the school library. - Miss Ruth Crockett, Sponsor Annual IRC United Nations' trip. Left to right: Karen Dunn, Bar- bara Komanetsky, Dorothy May, Judy Krampitz. A good-looking sailor, girls? 4 83 Sue Chabot and Ronnie jenkins pass through the receiving line at the IRC Christmas Party. at 3 9 , ry ' f S 'Q ll ' ,If V my If f :T Who's going to win? We're going to win! yells Al Valletta, emcee of the football rally sponsored by the AA. We promote school spirit through sports. Our largest school organization, the Athletic Association, keeps the sports programs at BHS moving. In the spring, offi- cers are elected for the AA council, which consists of Mr. Perry, Mr. Monahan, the coaches, the captains and managers of all the teams, and the representatives of girls' athletic activi- ties. Since this group supervises our complete athletic program, it has a large job on its hands. Besides arranging games, handl- ing admissions, and outfitting and equipping our teams, it is also responsible for athletic awards and issuing cards to the members of the AA. The greatest benefit which the AA offers its members is the opportunity to purchase tickets for athletic events at reduced rates. - Mr. joseph Cooke, Sponsor Mr. Monahan presents Tom Greenleaf with his NASS pin during an AA Awards Assembly: Recognition for sports' participation. I ' .1 iv fi , I at 1 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS. Standing left to right: Dave McCarthy, Vice-President, Dave Ahl, President, Seated left to right: Roberta Pelletier, Treas- urerg Carolyn johnson, Secretary. BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS. Left to right: Alberta Riccio, Secretaryg Tom Hurt, Vice-Presidentg john Holdsworth, Ptesidentg Gail Ni- castro, Treasurer. Now to tackle this jish. Students fascinated by plant and animal life will be inter- ested in the Biology Club. Members use microscopes and do dissections to help increase their biological knowledge. In the course of the year they hear speakers and take a field trip. This year the club is divided into three sections which concentrate on dissection, hospital work, and conservation. Although mem- bership is open to all, sophomores and juniors make up the majority of the club. - Mr. G. Winston Carter, Sponsor We assist the libwzrimz. One of our service clubs which is noticed and greatly ap- preciated is the Library Club, During many periods of the day you will find members in the library helping Miss johnson by charging and discharging books, repairing old ones, typing catalog cards, shelving books, and doing various other tasks. Several times a year they meet with other members of school library clubs in the state at meetings of Nutmeg 020 Associa- tion. - Miss Louise johnson, Sponsor LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS. Left to right: Muriel Rhault, Secretary- Treasurerg Diane Burneika, Presidentg Floreen Ptolomey, Vice-Presi- dent. nuttvwt ' 1 Is that algae? asks Patricia Dobek of Mr. Carter. Evelyn McQuarrie, keeping the school library books in proper order. 87 an Latin Club meeting. Left to right: Bob Zipp, Cynthia Sob- jecki, Miss Donahue: Inter nos, what's happening? jose Pozzo, St. Anthony's exchange student from Bolivia, relates his experiences to espanol students. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS. Left to right: Edward Flynn, Treasurer, Nancy Bianchi, Presidentg William Milne, Vice-President, Marie Frateroli, Secretary. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Reardon and Miss Donahue, promotes interest in Roman life and culture. Programs include games and plays based on Latin ideas. Mem- bership is open to any students who have studied Latin for at least one year, and who desire to increase their knowledge and appreciation of the language. The Latin Club also takes part, along with the other Language Clubs, in planning the Fall Informal Dance and a Christmas party. - Mr. john Reardon and Miss Susanna Donahue, Sponsors Language Clubs aim to interest SPANISH CLUB Se declara abierta la sesionf' or Will the meeting please come to order says President Karen Dunn. Spanish Club strives to interest students in the culture and history of Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries. Members enjoy skits, games, films, and songs based upon their knowledge of the language, Joining with the other Language Clubs, the Spanish Club helps to sponsor the Fall Informal and a Christmas Party. - Miss Josephine Carroccia, Miss Carol Rogasky, Sponsors SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS. Left to right: Phyllis Wilson, Vice- Presidentg Karen Dunn, President, Deborah Frost, Secretary, Pamela Palmer, Treasurer. 'S , 1- --.-r:1v 4. i 'AX xv I up Q, Q ' as I3 1' X s I ' 1 4 ,Q 7 ' I V I BRISTOL HIGH DANCE BAND Fxrst row left to rrght Gerry Murray Wnlllam Nye Brent Banulrs Aaron Srlver Ron ald Bossr Andre Salsedo Second row left to rrght Al Ander That rbytlmz make The Dtnce Btnd 1 group of ttlented young musrcmns IS becomlng one of the most important and well known musrt organlzttrons tt BHS Lnder the d1reCt10n of Mark Salter the Dmte Bands trombontst student drrettor the group plays for sthool dances and tertaln assemblles In wil' I son Luann Hart Dnck Nirllerrck Martlyn Becker Edward Brrde Mr Angers james Tetro john Stephenson Raymond Pease Davrd Nlanter Mark Salter 5 you want to dance Lonyunttron ruth the Clee Clubs and the Band and Or thestrt the group goes rn annual Sprmg Concert The Band hrs grown muah lxrger rn the past mo years and could be tlmost rated ts 1 full dance orchestra Mr Mark Angers Sponsor Rzght attztmle leads to the ugly! path YOUTH ITI IOXX SHIP Ol'I'lCI RS Left to rrght Wally Olsen Prtsrdent Phxllrs Rrthardson Vrce Prcsrdent Lourse Kramprtz Publrcrty Charrman Absent when tal-.cn Ixaren Gessmn becre tary Treasurer if 1.1 SJR- I Wtlly Olsen from the Brblc IS the Youth Fellovwshlp Club begrns nts weekly rntrtnng, Thts club ennourtgcs Chrrstnn dexotron 1n homes md promotes Chrnstmn rttrtudes rn sthool tttnxlttes IYICLIIIIL5 open vuth the slnglng of hymns rnd tht FCILIIHE., of strtpturc followed by 1 frlm or ft spctlter Mr john Coley Sponsor I-Iymn srntzmg mth a flute oblntato Left to rrght Cathy Zetter vall Nancy Svweeton Karen Gessmn Judy Salmon I 1 rr gs 1 l I X f E 4 A N. t Q . ' , A 1 . , ' , ' 'r ' ' ', A ' ' . ' . X I1 I I I 5 A y I 1 ' 4 Ay 1 v 1 Y , I ' . ', ' 1 - f ' I ', f . I , s I f ' I I Q 1 , . 1 ' 't , ' I ' ' 'A A - + ' ' Y. 'Q ' 1 , I ' ' . 4 ' ' 1 ' 4 ' 2 , 1 ' . ' ' ' ' , 1 . 1 1 t 1. L 1 L C A C L' C A . 1 ' L 7 I I n' ' I Make Ll joyful noise unto the Lord, reads president . 4:44. IS, .4 ' , I I. I '. ' . If I- I I 1 X' . . I :I ' ' - I- , I . I . ' R - -4 ' 7 ' 1 ' r L L , . . 3 , ,' 1 ' tl U N-5. . .X X Q - ty ' 3 U ll' f ' .. sq, N G Foorlrghters rehearsal for commg productxon All the worlds a stage Om tbespzcms enter mio the spotlzgbt The Footlrghters one of the most acrrve clubs at Brrstol Hrgh really earned the respect of the school tlus year by nts professronal producrlons onsttge Thus hard workrng of the Closet rn December md of course were rnstru mental rn the musrc 11 comcdy productron hood News FOOTLIGHTERS OFFICERS Left to rrght Bob Leroux Vrce Presrdent Vrctorna Sosmskx Presrdent june Athade Secretary Absent vvhen taken Andrea Dumont Treasurer presentcd rn Mlrch Mr Handy the clubs faculty sponsor put ln 1 tremcndous amount of trme rn preparrng the FO0Illgl1I6I'S for thcse plays ltflllg as dlrector and to hrm Mr Wtllrce Hmdy Sponsor Mary Conrad hands Cynthra Prenkos a program before Footlrghters play Come Out of the Closet whlle Lrnda Lynch awarts another theatre g.,0er 3 l ll ' -3 l 5 UN ' 1 T s E A T Q , l S S 5 I X , I I I . I , ' ' 1 ' . 1 . ' . - ' C ' t ,1'. V , ' group produced Il three act mystery-comedy, Come Out much of the praise of this group of thespians should go. , I , I . A X . , . . . . ' ' 0 ' I , - Q : W 'Cb J X r . v i p l , 1 W ' M A , -' l 1 5 C l f 1 lla A OFFICERS AND SPON- SORS OF FUTURE BUSI- NESS LEADERS OF AMER- ICA, receiving charter. Stand- in left to right: Erika Repke, Treasurerg Par Win- ters, Vice-President, Judy Spinelli, Reporter, Alyce Milton, Secretaryg Mrs. Cor- atola, Sponsor, Mr. Coratola, Jaycee Advisor. Seated: Mr. Perryg Roberta Pelletier, President. E Ns .A 'ivy 'Qt' ,, YlP New Future Business Leaders is christened. Future Business Leaders of America is a new club to BHS this year. Its purpose is to promote a better under- standing of the principles and qualities used in good busi- ness procedures. Membership is made up of three groups: active, associate, and honorary. The active members are BHS students enrolled in business classes, the associates are BHS business graduates who automatically become associate members, and the honorary group is made up of the advisors and other interested businessmen in the community. The FBLA is sponsored by the Bristol Jaycees who helped to make their city-wide toy drive a big suc- cess during Christmas time. It looks as though the club has a promising future. - Mrs. Carole Coratola, Miss Lois Courey, Sponsors Astrid Beckstrom contributes to the FBLA Toy Drive: A Christmas present for a needy child. 93 FBLA guest speaker Irene Washburn talks on stenography as a career. N3 LJ- A ' . -' ' ei X e kvgi v- Ronald LeBeau and Mary Ann Falenski during lunch: Have some Connecticut fresh milk! Get your supplies here. The School Store sells school supplies before school, milk, candy, sandwiches, and ice cream during the lunch periods. The profits from this highly successful business enterprise provide our paid-assemblies. Noted speakers and performers come to our stage through the use of these profits. This year we were entertained by a pianist-lecturer, a Shakespearean actor group, and several others. The school store workers show true school spirit by their willingness to work long hours through the asks Anita Apfuzzese, year for the good of the whole student body. - Miss Christina Reid, Sponsor Was that two tens and a five or two fives and a ten? W6,V6 having zz movie - call iz projectionist. Is the sound plugged in? questions a teacher as another movie is ready for showing. The projectionists are always ready and willing to aid a teacher in the field of visual aids. Members donate free time for the purpose of showing films so helpful in the fields of languages, science, and history. This organization performs a real service to Bristol High. They not only run the projectors, but they also learn the proper care of the equipment. Operators of the audio- visual equipment deserve much credit and everyone greatly ap- preciates their work. - Mr. George Stumpp, Sponsor BRISTOL HIGH PROJECTIONISTS. First row, left to right: Thomas Moriarty, Gary Knox, Wil- liam Hare, Ronald Lyberg. Second row: Homer Young, Don Dziedzic, Pete Divenere, Howard Simmons. Third row: Wally Olsen, David Krampitz, Joel Wulff, Charles Worthen, Paul Reed, Paul Wagner. I' . mr QE wi? .i 'gm are x 49,6 sl will fl at L1 if ? PQ' Id say this picture should be bled says Mr Brovsn our publisher after looking over the layout Left to right Lynne Hayden Marilynn Grifhn Miss Large Mr Broun Dorothy May arch labors long and znclustrzousbf TORCH EDITORIAL STAFF. Standing, left to right: Lynne Hayden, Assistant Editorg Miss Courey. Business Ad- visor. Seated, left to right: Miss Pulsifer, Advisorg Dorothy May, Editor-in-Chiefg Miss Large, Layout Advisor. The BHS Torch Staff consists of a hardworking group of people who are responsible for producing our yearbook. Be- cause there is so much to do in so little time, Torch is dixided into several departments. The Copy Department under the direction of Miss Pulsifer handles the Senior personals and any other copy that needs to be typed. The helpful junior Torch Staff offers its assistance mainly in the Copy Depart- ment. The Business Department handled by Miss Courey takes care of subscriptions and all finances. The Editor Assistant Editor and a few others along with Miss Large our advisor Sandy Blank and Mimi Case: Rain or shine, always on the spot supervising picture-taking. 96 SPORTS fn. i 5' Come on Rams! These immortal words sound loud and clear at all our Bristol High games. Freezing in the bleachers at our foot- ball games or watching our basketball team at the State Armory, we enjoy every minute of the Rams in action. The harriers, the splashers, and the shooters all display their athletic talents, but above all they show BHS good sportsmanship. The participators and the spectators together deserve the credit for insuring the success of our teams and the respect of our opponents. And lest we forget - sports also play a vital part in creating the school spirit which never fades at BHS. So as the last touchdown is scored as the last basket is made - more shadows are born. 7 It N n , E RONALD HERRIOTI' Co-Captain As Coach Tom Monahan and Jim Roche par- ticipated in their last year as BHS gridiron coaches, they ran into a hard-luckn season. Inability to combine offense and defense in their games paved the way to heart-breaking losses. In all but one or two games, very costly errors and injuries plagued the team. However, Coaches Tom Monahan and jim Roche and Co-captains Ron Herriott and FOOTBALL TEAM. First row, left to right: Manager Mike Rus sell Pete Allaire, Tom Moriart Howard Simmons, Al Simpson , Y, , Steve Carone, john Kelly, Gary Knox, jay Mele, jerry Duhaime, Paul Anderson, Al Noveclc, Dennis Gamache, Doug Brezinski Mike Lapadula, Second row: Tom Deforge, John Lozinski, George Klimek Arthur Yanlce, Bill Peters, Louis Nocera, jim Nocera, Bob Hutte- We won't give up yet! says Coach Monahan to jim Nocera. High-spirited jhotbczll Paul LaBrie wound up their high school football afhliation showing a fine display of leadership. Records do not always tell the story, and losses are not always the sign of a bad team. Such was the case for this year's football squad. These boys showed some of the greatest spirit that has ever been seen in BHS football history. -Mr. Tom Monahan, Mr. jim Roche, Coaches. man, Steve Guerriero, Tony Molusis, Norm Swanson, Gary Parker, Joe Hudson, Steve Luboyeski, Manager Bill Armitage. Third row: Coach Monahan, Ron Jenkins, Manager Ed Bride, Larry Evangelisti, Ed Beardsley, Al Palladino, Dave McCarthy, jack Pavelec, Dave Mills, Ron Herriott, Paul LaBrie, Bill Maro, Bob Dabkowski, Bob Goudreau, Bob Swets, John Osypuk, Art Hutteman, Vin Punzo, Manager George Woods, Coach Roche. BOB VANESSE Captain elect Catcher Dave Mills snags a wide one Ball four' Take me out to the ballgame' Tne BHS baseball squad certainly did not pro duce any Mickey Mantles but it did display a constant effort to get out and win Despite the discouraging losses this inexperienced team pro vided many exciting moments for avid baseball stealing and the electrifying bat of Bam D1Palo7 BASEBALL TEAM Standing left to tight Manager Barry Con nelly Manager Miles Nelson Steve Guetriero A1 Warzinski Kirk Brightman Ron jenkins Phil Monteleone jack Pavelec Steve Piota Louis Nocera Ed Beardsley Don Titus john Rear don Charles Maher Ed Flynn Manager Art Funk Manager Ray And Captain Jim Kelley did a tremendous job in his pitching performances Though often weak in power this team was never weak in spirit Next year there will be many returning lettermen who have outstanding potentialtty The 59 squad more successful season Good luck' Mr Tom Monahan Mr Bill McCooey Coaches Paul Coach Monahan Kneeling left to right Dick Swanson Butch Kowalski Dave Mills Dave Ahl Bill Maro jim Kelley Bob Vanesse Tom Greenleaf Tom Monahan Phil Beaudoin Tony Molusis Bill Connelly 1 C rf-.ar i X, -fs I 7 - . . onlookers. Who could forget the scintillating base captained by Bob Vanesse, should certainly see a T . , . . , . l g Q Lani-' la.. Manager Ray Paul, Coach Tom Monahan, and Manager Miles Nelson look over the roster for the next game. Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Take me out to the Crowd! 2 10 1 1 0 2 7 6 Windham 2 Hall 10 Manchester 16 Meriden 7 West Haven 8 Conard 1 Windham 8 Hall 5 How even can you get? Bristol Good hitting-costly errors. Bristol Even the Yankees have bad days! Bristol Where's the Bristol spark? Bristol Only one hit. Bristol Finally pulled through. Bristol Should have beat 'em. Bristol Sweet revenge! Tony Molusis prepares to fire one in! Wethersheld 6 Manchester 7 Meriden 7 Conard 3 Torrington 11 Wethersfield 2 Torrington 3 Safe! cries Barry Connelly as Ron jenkins hits the dust. An ll inning thriller. They're tops in the CCIL. Somebody goofed again. Tough one to lose. What a day! Tried hard, but it wasn't It just wasn't our year. enough 105 'M A8--fi Wow' Gerry O Bnen undoubtedly settlng a new hrgh yump record The Brxstol Hlgh Track team had a very fine season although thenr 5 4 record does not show how much heart the Rams put 1nto each encoun ter There were many outstandmg boys on the team such as Rxt McCarthy and h1s record settmg lavelm throws fleet footed joe Hudson BHS 440 record holder and Ronme Bossr who greatly con TRAClx TEAM Frrst row left to rrght Coach Bruce Ell1ott Dan Sutula Charlre jaglmskr Don Wxlde Coach Toby Vega Ron Bossx Jack Powers Tom Anderson Rrt McCarthy Paul Second row Trm Donovan Dtck Yetke Al Pease Paul Marmo Gus Kovaleskr Joe Cranchettr Wayne Bauer Art Hutteman 7 'CQIX x n-...H--Q Bu pi ,K Tom Anderson Up and over' Trackmen break old and set new records tributed to the Belltowners starrmg tn both run nmg and broad lump events How about the shellackmg the Vegamen gave Torr1ngton7 Eight out of twelxe first places 15 good enough for any team' Good luck to the 59 Co captams Bob Dabkowsk1 and Drck Cote Mr Toby Vega Mr Bruce Elhott Coaches Fred Roberts Thrrd row Mtke Jaglmskx Paul Wegnet Larry Budnxck Joe Hudson Larry Evangelrstr Paul LaBr1e Gerry OBr1en Rxt Fourth row Rxt Mola Paul Pease Dave Kramprtz john Steven son Don Choquette Steve Provost George Bullose f X! Y X X gn , ,,,.,. W-1 V , A I '. A . A sig - fav X, r r . All . rr- a N 1, . fra ' ' D ' ' o 1 ' ' . 5 Q ' 1 ' Q ' ' s ' H 7 ' .' , ' . I . Z D ' . ' . . . . . , y , 1 s 3 . hy A v ' , ' a l Y l 3 7 ' D! I 3 I l Castolene. Mrecznrkowskx, Walt Semrow. 1 Y 7 Y 3 ! ! ' 'W-nfs-H., -Mill ' ke , new A :tk 5 jg! M- At.- 5 ,. 'rfffri A SM' 'W v ' -H V ai' Q . 4. ' 1' ' Y - . A 15 ' Q .M x Q 'I - 'J 1' , W , Q xx 4 4, - . If . at ' A . ' 'C-Ak' , 1 a . J. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. Standing, left to right: Dick Cote, Larry Budnick, Al Pease, Paul Ash- ley, Al Warzinski, Ed Kappell, Bill Wandel, Dave Holmes. Kneeling, left to right: Dick Yetke, Roger Geckler, Paul Larson, Ken Luka- siewicz, Dave Luce, Coach Bruce Elliott, Al Moquin. Fleetfotea' Harriers are champs again The Cross Country team once again came through with fly- ing colors and a highly successful season. Underclassmen, such as Paul Larson, played a very important role during the run- ning meets. Perfection was their goal as they rolled up two perfect scores of 15-50 against arch CCIL rivals Windham and Wethersfield. On October 3, in West Hartford, the BHS Harriers were jumping for joy. On that day they walked away with a quadrangular meet. They racked up one perfect score as they defeated Windham 15-50 and just missed another as Hall eluded them 16-47. Led by Co-captains Dick Yetke and Dick Cote, the Cross Country Team brought more glory to BHS with another CCIL championship. --Mr. Bruce Elliott, Coach The last lap is the hardest! Pu!!! Puff! Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Maloney Hall Wethersneld Manchester Conard .AJ Owl Get that ball! cries Mike Jaglinski. IN' 9?- exciting, tight decisions. Tough game. Almost made it. Whew! Not another! Give us a chance! Tom Kelley and Wethersneld opponent Look behind you, ref! Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Platt Maloney Hall Wethersheld Manchester Conard Platt Hurrah! Can't win always. We're hot now! Too much confidence. At least we tried. We should've won! Woe is rne! Dick Tessman, Kevin McCarthy, Andy Giacomini: Get the ball down where I can reach it! Y,-get , t ....d....Ai.....a Bob Swets: Glug . . . glugl R kai gi-3 4 N X Wait a minute, Mr. Stumpp! You forgot something! With cz splash the Aquamen are 0 ! Coach George Stumpp's splashers fought val- iantly through one of their toughest schedules in many years. Their roughest opposition was peren- nial state champs Torrington and Waterbury teams, Crosby and Sacred Heart. Little joe Coverty set a new pool record in the diving competition as he racked up the most points ever scored in the BHS pool. Co-captains Swets and McCarthy starred we , throughout the season for the Mermen. McCarthy, the Smiling Irishman, took the 100-yard breast- stroke in almost every meet, while Swets led the way in freestyle events. Night meets, a new feature, added much interest to the schedule of the Aquamen and proved quite successful. Happy splashing to next year's squad! -Mr. George Stumpp, Coach S SWIMMING TEAM. Standing, left to right: Frank Doble, Paul Anderson, Gary X Knox, Gary Roberts, Robert Fletcher, Dave McCarthy, Robert Swets, Randy Acker- man, Coach George Stumpp. Seated, left to right: Dennis Gamache, Joe Coverty, Kevin McCarthy, Pete Allaire, Ron- ald Roberts, jeff King, Tom - Valletta, Ray Holmstrom, I Bruce Richards. Absent when , taken: Dick Tessman, Vincent ' Ouimet. at 1 RIFLE TEAM. Everybody duck! says Antoinette Parent during Rifle practice. 'N 'S Coach Lyons: My, that looks interesting! Mazrksmen outscored by lady shooter! What, a girl on the Rifle team! And top scorer, too! Yes, that's exactly the way it went. Sharon Ronaghan, first girl member of the BHS Marks- men, was quickly dubbed Bristol's Annie Oak- ley. And this was not far from the truth, for many times Miss Oakley registered perfect prone scores. With the addition of two more female shooters, Co-captains Bill Potter and Jim Zarick had to work hard to retain some of the male pres- tigeg their fine shooting boosted the BHS score many times. But highlighting the surprise-filled season, Sharon again led the Rams to a win over highly-touted Manchester. History was macleg for the first time in the BHS annals, Manchester fell to the Bristol wrath. Congratulations men - and women - for a fine season. -Mr. Nelson Lyons, Coach Standing, left to right: Don Dzierlzic, Dave Soloman, Bob Strenger, Ann Marie Parent, joe Virillo, Sharon Ronaghan, Bill Armitage, Antoinette Par- ent, John Sutula, Dave Becker, Tom Gryzinski. Kneeling, left to right: john Kasper, Al Simpson, Bill Potter, jim Zarick, Fred Mitchell. Chris Sachs backhands one at Page Park Look out' yells Mike Russell with a smashing forehand drive Racquet Sqaaa' takes match a ter match Bristol Press headline: Bristol High net team wins again! That was the way the season went as Kinch, Ammerman, and Homan again led the Tennis team to a tremendous season. Newly- formed Conard was the only team to beat Coach Foster's Racquet Squadf, The team was really well-balanced with great single and doubles play- ers. The Racquet Squad racked up four straight . QQ, , .,, H perfect games so it looked as if they would never be scored upon. The tennis boys ended their sea- son in good fashion by entering the semi-finals in the Connecticut lnterscholastic Conference Tourna- ment. With captain-elect Mike Russell, the only returning letterman, we will certainly miss last year's Seniors. Best wishes from Torch. -Mr. Henry Foster, Coach -- TENNIS TEAM. si Sachs, Mike Russell, Coach 'X' QQ' ta tg , 4 Standing, left to right: Chris I Henry Foster, Dick Furniss, Tom Spargo, Dick Nicotera. 3 J 5 Jlfo Kneeling, left to right: Bill Greisner, Ken Homan, Jock Kinch, John Ammerman, Roger Phaneuf. Fore! Vic Cwiek takes a mighty swing during pratice. GARY STANGE Captain-elect Gamers spend long hours on the fairway. Coach Vinny Punzo's Clubbers had an up and down season. The first part of the season was a series of losses while the middle and last parts were more on the winning side. One of the more interesting side lines to the matches was the con- stant battle for Medalist honors between Dick Day, Gary Stange, and Vic Cwiek. The most memorable moment of the season came in a match GOLF TEAM. Standing, left to right: Gary Stange, Bruce Kasper, Vic Cwiek, Coach Vin Punzo, Dave Lyons, Brent Banulis, Joe Ludzinski. Crouched: Captain Dick Day. against the Windham Whippets. Gary Stange, with his trusty nine iron, lofted a 135 yard drive that fell for a hole in one on Chippanee's seventeenth hole. Underclassmen showed great signs of star- dom in the Golf annals of BHS. Good Luck and best wishes to captain Gary Stange and the team of 59. -Mr. Vin Punzo, Coach yur ,,, If aww I . f 1 W .,,: K 'ff W 2 . Q .... W N 4.-'.: 'W4 ' YY ' ' ,,,,w , 1. . . , 93 M.- . .my 5 A ' 9:ff15a'N:.A,Ji,, ff' qi ' s ' 9 6 , it Q 1 4 , 4 81 , ' , . .px ' 1 2 .. Pl' I W ,- Wfkhqb ww, Q1 Wi h av, 1 avr- 4 my X -.., , Q A 3' 1 K' fi, . K aff? x , ,, 'JQXQ ' ' 4 . 'A ' N I 4 3 f ' 4: ,kqifwy i i .yr f in A as -9, af' ,. :af-'W ,Ash 'WJ' Wk Lv? my-,gf -. 1,f2:'s , -,. : t hail. Q I . A gg Wiz?-Z. , .was A. I , ' Ll , ' , +A IIA- J L 0 F1 f 'r W1 'A' . L Q ----1-...,,.,,,,v:y W 'iw ,A N Let's go, let's go, let's 7661161 go! 1 l it Familiar shouts resound as the BHS cheerleaders spark our teams on to victory! This peppy squad, made up of thirteen energetic Sophomore, junior, and Senior girls, possesses unfailing spirit and sports- rnanship.'These cheedeaders pracdce hard and long twice a week, but their efforts are displayed and re- warded at the games. With a cartwheel or leap these snappy girls lead the students and faculty to cheer on our football, basketball, and soccer heroes. We gotta F-I-G-H-T! cries Sue Scott as she guides her corn- rades when the team falters. This year the cheerlead- ers, honorably representing the entire school, re- ceived their reward by cheering our basketball team on to the State Tournament. Hip, hip, hooray for the cheedeaderd -Miss Mary Whipple, Sponsor CHE Judy Scott ERLEADERS. Left to right: Lorinda Jennings, Pat Wilson, Froelich, Audrey Benecick, Carole Baker, Dee King, Sue , Phoebe Sessions, Denise Bernard, Diane Roberge, Anita Apruzzese, Judy Marcotte, Chris Smart. 116 Fight, fight, fight team fight! The cheerleaders practice in the auditorium balcony. SUE SCOTT Captain JILL BOLSTRIDGE Captam Strzke up the band' Here come our twzrlers' lts half tnme and out on the f1eld or court strut fourteen hnghstepptng majorettes Captam jll Bolstrrdge blows her whxstle to lead the grrls through thexr varrous routrnes Marchlng and twrrlrng rn precxse formatron and trme the grrls always recexve a loud cheer of approval from the stands Thxs smrlrng proud group made up of ,ff-fm Sophomore Jumor and Senlor grrls practtces strenuously at trmes But they always come through wrth vxgor and v1tal1ty to add color to our home games Seerng thls attractxve lookrng amazrngly prohcrent group perform makes us truly feel proud of our school Mrss Rrta Large Sponsor jrll Bolstrrdge leads Carol Gallant Sherrre Buell and Lorna Bernardr durmg a pep tally Trafton Debbre Frost Margo Pappas Duane Burnerka Pam jan Gagnon Lorna Bernardr Palmer Sue Chabot Ann Mane Fuccr Sherrxe Buell Kneelmg I 0 o o , , . , . . , . 3 ' Y 1 v L A I 7 .N . I : p L 4 t -5 7 . ,M 7 K R . 3 MAJORETTES: Standing, left to right: Sandy Benson, Beth left to right: Carol Gallant: Ann Marie Bride, Jill Bolstrrdge FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Standing left to right Keith nor Mike Lapadula Coach Vin Punzo Kneeling Tom Emonds Bechard Richard Adams Dennis Robillard Norm Burgess Bill Roland Lamonthe Dick Barnett Dave Becker Dave Mason Greg r Phil Lewis B111 Gomck Dave Della Bitta Mike OCon Charles Lockhart Bob Beaulieu Pete Gurgigio Tom Valletta Freshmen athletes show hzgh Tom Emonds ready to shoot Why the scared look Tom? In the private little Frosh sports world there were uncov ered numerous potential candidates for Varsity sports On the Freshmen football scene Coach Vin Punzos weightless won ders ended their season with three wins and two losses Though small in size but fleet afoot the squad showed some good prospects for the Varsity teams Leading the Frosh were Phil Lewis Bill Greger B111 Gawitt Dave Mason Chuck Lock hart Dave Becker Dick Barnett and Poland Lamont The newly formed Freshmen baseball team under Coach Roy had a good season also Their 6 6 record does not tell all as the team played a few JV teams which put them more on the losing side The BHS Varsity can most certainly use such fine prospects as Ralph Saucier Dave Pirog Date Cornetski Ben ny Brezicki Beyond a doubt the finest Freshmen sport this year was basketball Coaches Al Caswell and John Whitcomb had one of the most unusual teams that has ever been found in the hrstory of the Frosh This team as the Varsity did not depend on one or two men but on the entire squad Very unusual was the fact that some of the Frosh were drafted by Coach Bill McCooey and his JV squad These outstanding players were Bill Greger Dave Della Bitta Terry Burke and Bernie Cohen. And it is no wonder that all these young ath- letes were so successful when they had the peppy Frosh cheer- leaders led by Captain Ada Jane Bird to cheer them on to victory. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS, Standing left to right' Carol joseph Judy Flanagan Marr lyn Certone Dana bpmelln Terry Kerr janet Carlson Ann Tracy Paula Trafton Drane Kowalskl Center Cap will Ada Jane Bud romzse or Vmfszty squads FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Stantlmg left to rxght joe Rltchle Kevrn Phelan Ld Dnzlmeslu Bernle Cohen Alike Dave Becker Dave lxasper Roy Cassm Dave Della Bxtta Mxlce Mxtltlleton Larry Ponncntello Drtlc Adams Ed Sl-coczylas Man Stange Terry Burke Bull Greger Coach Al Caswell Kneelznf., ag,er Ron Pelletrer QQ. ' OD Qlv 'F' ? 1' Nix I I I , y 5 ' 5 A an - o' fi l ,L I Oi 'xg' Ea. , C. , 24 ' if 'EPA 'F' - ' 0 3 6 I ' N. . l i' X X Q X s . S su T4 Q , X W. ff X if ,E X ss x Hg H 5 'ii v 1 3, 'F ' Q- . 1, . 4 ' 1 wi '! Lf, ' . 2 11 1, F219 'QL X ,Nw X 2.1 ' i.' r . g A K , . D f . 1 . A- : ' - ' . ' l fx, aff C. . I , . V .,. . K -b-Q Q, 3- I ' i ,W , 1,4 1 A ' av' V if A1 gi , Y I . Q Q... . ,sq . V.- , 0 I ' . . . 3 ' .na , ' ' ' v x ' ' u L .,-N .y ,I mi' NJ .' x .- .Q V . fn V 1 . ,el Q .. ' .142 .LA XV . - 5 q, ' x . . ' 2 .ae .... ,q - ' ' ' 1' 7 D' ' . rv ',, .Q . , 4 ' . I ' ' S 4-va-v J , , - im .-ye 3 2 Y A E x E 'L 2 W1 FEi1'IUBEi3 ,Yagi Daily classes, club meetings, and games - these are the usual unforgettable happenings that crowd our memorable shadows. But there are also the extra-special things that happen in the sacred halls of BHS which are outstanding in our recollections. Every mem- ber of the student body looks forward to the not-too-frequent assemblies which liven our day - guest pianists, talent shows, Shake- spearean performers, and holiday observ- ances. Parents' Night, Career Day, Concerts and Field Trips all offer that extra variety which adds to the spice of BHS life. And above all is cherished the pleasant memories of our dances - the Girls' Federation For- mal, the Barn Dance, and the dance after the game. These special features - more shadows. nn has been doing better this marking period counsels Miss Zalaski to Mrs Txllson Teachers welcome parents My' lf just can t go up these stairs as fast as I used to says one parent to another as they near the third floor landing In November following the first marking period two evenxngs hold short conferences with the teachers This year approx imately 1300 people attended Parents Night Students serve as ushers and usherettes for the bewildered parents What about the uturep BHS has been fortunate to be able to hold two Career Days annually one in the fall and one in the spring during which students are given the opportunity to hear various speakers talk about their work Students make three selections of careers in wh1ch they are interested Then on Career Day the stu dents go to one assigned room to learn about and to consider the opportunities offered in a chosen field Career Day has been helpful in guiding students to suitable professions You must have the following qualifications to go into journalism explains Miss Kreft at a Career Day talk S4 What was that name again? asks Carol Paretta a Parents Night usherette Mr David Arnold of the University of Bridgeport speaks to a Career Day Group interested in Physical Education as a vocation Ill '-U 4, a ,I V , Q xr I p If ,- 0 ii' , S' 1 ..A . . , . 8,4 V, y . we S ff! P7 ' ,, W K Lai . , i Y . . K ' -1' , . . . , . are set aside for parents to visit Bristol High. They meet and , . f . 3 5 ' 5 v ' . . . : ' I 5. H l - K . V Q Z Q 4 if , 5 . 4 .NX I Carole Dyer and Bryant Lishness enjoy refreshments at the Pops Concert: How's the Pepsi? Dance after the game: Nancy Heagle and Pete Denehy really having a ball! be music sounds and Some of our most memorable moments have been re- corded at school dances which highlight the year's festivi- ties at BHS. At the Welcome Back Dance, first dance of the year, pupils have the opportunity to become ac- quainted with each other after the long summer vaca- tion. Class dances are always a success, from bermudas at the Barn Dance to formal attire at the Prom. Remem- ber the funny scarecrow? And after winning our Hrst basketball game, what can be more fitting than a dance to celebrate! A juke box is almost as good as a band! Cer- tainly rhe Girls' Federation Sadie Hawkins and Formal Senior Barn Dance: I wonder who Won! Q. J' Mardi Gras! Dancing left to right: Carol Bayer, john Hannan, Judy Krampitz, Bill Potter. the dance begins. make a big hit with the females who can ask the boys till they run out! Dividing these popular dances into two nights at least gives us a little more elbow room! How can we ever forget that unforgettable Freshman Frolic and the old string game! The boys aren't so shy now! Spring- time without a doubt seems to overflow with fun-filled dances. The Pops Concert ingeniously combines musical entertainment and dancing, while the Sock Hop frowns upon shoes of any nature! Oh, my nice white socks! And culminating the array of fabulous BHS dances is the Prom and the unforgettable memories of dreamy music and a wonderful time. jackie Simmons and Vincent DiPietro at the junior Barn Dance. Freshman-Sophomore Sadie Hawkins: Daisy Mae dances with L'il Abner at last. in A familiar sight around BHS this year: There goes our beautiful lawn! The everyday happenings Of all the things we remember about BHS we remember most the daily happen ings and sights which are far from lust ordinary Who at BHS has never hibernated in the nurses office or paid a visit to Mr Casey at 2 159 Remember the gaily decorated Christmas tree in front of the library and the colorful FBLA posters scattered about in the classrooms? And one extra special memory right before Christmas vacation can never be forgotten NHS tapping How can anyone ever forget the fun Blled field trips in which he took part especially the Horizons Torch excursion to UConn and the IRCs UN trip What a crazy bus ride up and back' All our games the football rallies Torch visits St Anthonys yearbook staff for a roundtable D21Y1Af1Cl9f50f11U the 0111595 0fflC'-T discussron Left to right Dorothy May Lynne Hayden Oh my stomach' Oh my head' Carol Lavigne , - , . . . . 1 ' 3 , . . . - ' 7 1 1 ' ' . ' I , , i - . - -5 vox X. ' A 'L . lf 3 YM 'X llbrlf UPDII UUA UJIIIDULUJ Our Torch has become a l1v1ng shadow Through 1ts pages we have symbol1cal1y represented all that our years at BHS have meant to us All the memorxes of our four years of hxgh school have been recorded w1th1n the shadows of the past The remembrances of the dances games specxal actrvmes and most of shadows Most of these rnemorxes we can never for get but as the years go by some are bound to fade away and be forgotten We hope our Torch has truly become the lvrng shadow wh1ch w1l1 serve as an everlastrng rem1nder of the lxfe we as the last class to graduate from Brtstol Hrgh School feel especlally sad to leave In the future when we look back upon xts pages we stncerely hope that the shadows of our Torch wxll enlrghten rather than darken the valuable memones of our past Torch the llght upon our shadows Shadows of Brxstol Hlgh School 1 I r r rl I r rl N I I all, our teachers and classmates are enveloped by the 1 6 t, mx tcnxxle s-,ons f, W x 1 11 nl Q f su ' . 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