Bulkeley High School - Class Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

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CNN 4 sf Q M5-,Q .in lleclica lion MISS Lois HODGE We the class of 1957 proudly and smcerely ded1cate our classbook to Mnss Lols Hodge who has glven tnrelessly of her mme to help each student nn every way posslble Through her teachlng nn the classroom and gurdance 1n club actrvmes she has come to be loved and admrred by all The class of 1957 vull never forget Mnss Hodge or the many wonderful thmgs she has done for us 4 S-,J Q .. 7 a I. . . ,be Lcaizon MR MICHAEL OLEARY yn' F -..-...A- ' Mrchael OLef1ry whose calm md e1sy gomg mmner has come to be respected by thas tl 1ss ns tl man to vnhom we tre proud to dedrcate this class book Hrs untrrmlg servrce to the student body and hrs XVIUXIIEDDCSS to work unselfishly have made hrm a man not easrly forgotten by the cllss o 5 df O S . gd L . V q YE ' R xg dy N5 db rxkt sf' - X ' 'A . , f . . -Y ' 2 ' w D -2 ,A I y 2 -4 D . - , . .. 7 . . . . Y l ' ' 'z f 1957. g,,ff tai. ie TO 'IHL CLASS Ol 1957 Xour llaple Leazel lfdltorlal Board has decided to contmue the tradrtxon of mcludmg a prrnclpals mess rge III the classboolx I apprecrate the courtesy that the Bmard has extended to me and welcome the op portumty that rt affords to comment brlefly on the xalues of the educatxoml experience you are now com plctm and to suggest .1 ponnt of new that I hope you mll tllee you as you yom the ranks of the alumnr of Bulltclcy Hugh School Whrle rt IS true that none of you has realized your lull potentral I should lnke to omt out that every one of you has profited lmmeasura ly from your hrgh school course I'1rst you haye been helped rn the grow mg up process You haxe had an opportumty to assume responsnbrllty exercise judgment and make decxsnons lurther you haxe succeeded rn varymg degrees ln rm proxmg your mastery of the fundamental tools of learn mg and rn dexelopmg your understandxng of your cul tural heritage It rs also apparent that you haye acqulred some yaluable technical SlxlllS and desrrable socral attl tudes In all these areas your growth has come as the result not only of your own efforts and those of your parents but partrcularly as a result of the assnstance and guidance of a wrse and friendly faculty You leave Bulleeley now not as Hmshed products but as good teen age products ready to take your place ID the adult world Thrs leads me to the matter of adpomt of new or a frame ot mmd that I feel would be esrrable for all of 1 ff 4viii'X-1' MR MACKIMMIII Prrncrpal A finer or more under standing man would be hard to tmd We are prnrleged to hate a prrncrpal who ns really xnterested nn youth and ts problems .1 d IS wrllmg always to help rn exery way When vse wrsh upon our star vue vull always realnze that the joy ful brightness of lt IS due rn part to the efforts of Mr MacK1mm1e you to accept and to put mto practrce namely thns that the good l1fe the successful llfe the worthwhrle life comes only to those who are wrllrng and able to keep on learnrng growmg and gmng These vrtal l1fe processes can be carrred on rn many ways through your job through formal schoolmg through llstemng through dxscussxon through readmg through partlcrpatron rn communxty affairs and through countless other medla The means does not matter but the extent to which you are able to contrnue to grow and dex elop rn mmd and rn character wlll be the real test of the effectn eness of your secondary school educatlon Fmally I should lrke to express to each of you my apprecxatlon for your contrnbutron to Bulkeley I-Ilgh School As a class you haxe made steady progress throughout your hugh school career I commend you both mdlvrdually and as a group for the fine manner m whrch you have accepted your leadershrp responsrbllltres durmg your senlor year I haxe been rmpressed wrth your eagerness to measure up and to achrexe recognrtron as a cooperatne and capable class You were determined to proye to ew eryone that you could reach and perhaps excell the standards set by preuous classes and you have achreved your goal Congratulatxons on your accom plrshments and your commg graduation I wish you as I haxe your predecessors Godspeed confrdent that you wrll brmg crednt to your parents your teachers and to Bulleeley Hrgh School ALEXANDER A MACKIMMIE, JR Principal , . 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MRS PIETRALLO Dean of Glrls Gentle and serene Mrs Pxetrallo IS known and loved by every grrl at Bulkeley Her tact and thought fulness are unsurpassed She generous of both her txme and energnes as well as a smcere advnsor 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION Sitting: Miss Johnson, Rev. R. 1XInnily, Mrs, Gold. Smnding: Mr. Fox, Mr. Daly. Mr. Hunk, Mr. McBride, Mr, Korzenik, Dr. Cc-nci SUPERINTENDENTS Mr. MCCrann, Mr. Black, Dr. Mahoney, Mr, Nelson. QW N f. . LN: Q 4 ll CLASS LET'5 TURN 0' 1 ' 1' ws 0 1 4.42 CE 1 oo. 1 4' 4 ' owflp Em . 0-9 -: AL MOREL- ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated: Dwerschuck, D. Hofmann, D. Potter, M. Euller, R. Holsten. Second row: M. Tucker, G. Ferguson, C. Toomey, C. Berger, M, Caffrey. Third row: C. Hart, Shea, li. D'Amato. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Seated: Beroth, Spalding, W. McElney. Standing: M. Dooey, R. Walsh, F. Karsky, C. Bierkan, A. jenkins. fy Q SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Seated: T. Cook, L. Hodge, E. Coburn, M. Hayden. Standing: R. Kelly, H. Hendler, C. Arnold. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Seated: E Baldwin R. Woodis M O'Lear M. FitzGerald, E. Knowlton. - , i - Y, Standing: C. Hart, B. Pufnak, D. Stewart. I iff ART DEPARTMENT, Left to right: Cl, Safford, M, Fontane. - -.., T7 f T f E 4 6, 5 , Y' in A .. A A if X FOREIGN LANGUAGE Scared: E. Plumb, R, Daly, E. Langwill, DEPARTMENT Smnding: A. Cacase, T, Brctzcl, W. McElney. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Left to right: M, Ivnnovvsky, N. Robinson, W. Harrington. DEPARTMENT '-. 'N, I 1. , 45543 E 1 312 5 ' ' Ski' f. , q,-I ' ff 5 f if :ff ' I , if ' 4:- 5 K 4' in LIBRARIANS Left to right: P. Horne. B. Paclxard. ' MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Seated: E. Knowlton, Wilscnn, R. Fitzgerald. Standing: R. Lund, T. Quinn, R. Kelly, M. Kelly. X., ,rm pi HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Left to right: A. Gorse, M. Bierkan, R. Rooney. KT' i-s.l.-- X! MUSIC DEPARTMENT Left in right: M. Lane, W. Green, M. Lieberman. Left to right: Social Worker E. LaFlamme, Psy- chnlogist, M Min-Dnrmcll, Speech Teacher, H. Ami- don. C7 1 z .14 qv .- I Q X i . W. M,-an 5 ff GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Seated: D, Pictr,1llo,,M. Kienle, E. Lalflamme. Standing: R. Romano, L. Wieden, R. Fitzgerald PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Seated: A, Allen, H Tracy. Standing: P, Atlin, I. Bazzano. HEALTH DEPARTMENT Seated: E. Kelly. Standin Dr Mur h . 83 - P Y E. Korlsky. .-. ff 1 'A P A rw P GYM AIDES Left to right J oseph A. Vetter. .ly 'K-.1 MAINTENANCE STAFF Seated: W. Pngmi, E. Bednarz, Mrs. Sullivan, L. Solomon, T. Pagani, K. Rintala, R. Kindl. Standing: M. Keating, E. Filkowski, L. Lyford, Brinkman, T. McCarthy, F. Helms. sv wwe: h 6 We 60 OFFICE STAFF Seated: L. Anderson, V. Atlin. j Standin ' E Irxin E H land, A. Elmer, A. W 3- - '55, - Y Norsigian, B. Jeffers.. CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: H. Hope, M. Murray, M. Finley, M. Reusch, M. Clifford, A. Amenta, N. Roehl, S. Giansante, C. Calcagni, A. Miller, C, Murray, V, DeFelice, M. Righenzi, W. Whitelaw. 1 H if 7 flll' I E 3,3 'ifw Q g x W .fi I 1 2 , .v:, ' ff ' 1 ' 1 -, -. .Q A ,f ,H 5 r-21-'J'-fAf'5?.-:mfs sfsf 9 5 P SX A ' nw , C if-'QR' . T I .,,. eniors ANN MARY ACOCELLI Toni Girls' League 2, 3, 4g junior Achievement 5: Torch Business Board 35 Maple Leaves Typist 4. Burr junior High School. She's a dark haired lass with an enviable figure . . . looks sophisticated but don't be fooled! . . . Toni has a warm heart and fine sense of humor. CAROL SUZANNE AMAIO Tiny Never tardy. St. Peter School. A little girl who has a big heart . . . a friendly person with a host of friends . . . a vivacious B. H. S. rooter . . . a fine dancer . . . Tiny should make a very cute model. DONALD WILLIAM AMMERMAN Don Never absent. Never tardy. No demerits. Inkeland High School. Cornell. Although new to B H S this year Don has already made many friends likable and friendly hes a master mechanic when it comes to customizing carburetors SEVASTI MARY ANASTASAKIS Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Washington St School Here is a half pint full of vim vigor and always ready to have a good time has a friendly smile for everyone BARBARA LYNN ANDREWS Bobbie Girls League 2 3 4 Photography Club 2 Torch Nite 2 Burr jr High School University of Connecticut An alluring lass with many true friends one of the best dressed female seniors theres mischief behind those innocent looking eyes Good luck in your modeling career Bobbie CHARLES H ANDRZEJCZYK Charley Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Photography Club 1 Never tardy S S Cyril 8: Methodius School Columbia College the life of the crowd You wont find a better friend Charley will be a success in anything he undertakes 733 -A F 'Yay -'rv Q Q- ' ' , , , . ' . . p-' 9' 'T - l' . 1 . I . .. - .. 1 ' i .' 1. . 4 ' - - . . . , . .. U ffm ,Q ' . , , , : . . . - . ' . zy- ' A 515 He seems to be quiet, but when he's with a group of boys, he's - - - ' ' - . - ' ee5: '9'i':.fz' ' ' ' : at 4-avi 4v 'Y Z' SALVATORE THOMAS ANELLO a Boys Clubl 2 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Leader shnp Trammg 4 Never rardy No demernts Barnard Brown School Sal rs a quxet lad who spends a great deal of hrs nme readmg but makes frxends easxly JOYCE ANN ARNOLD Gnrls League 1 2 3 4 Never tardy No demerlts Garner Jr Hxgh School Quiet and soft spoken seems to enjoy everything happy go lucky recognized by all who knew her as a true frxend Joyce emoys sewmg cookmg and dancmg CAROL FRANCES AUGUST Merg Gxrls League l 2 3 4 Jumor Achrevement 3 Never Tardy No demerrrs S S Cyrrl 8: Methodrus School You re ln luck rf you re a frxend of Mergs Lovable even tempered and pleasant to look at gracrous and friendly ln manner Shes bound to succeed JOHN DAVID AVALLONE Avalanche Boys Club 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Lettermans Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Basketballj V 2 Varslty Manager 3 Never tardy Burr Jumor Hxgh Weslyan Unwerslty John IS perhaps best known for hrs clever wrt A really versatxle fellow a fine musrcran he does well ln whatever he tries Abllrty and determmauon assure htm success m whatever he attempts THOMAS FRANCIS AYLWARD Tom Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Avratron Clubl 2 3 4 Sa1ntAugustme School Unlverslty of Connectxcut A quiet but lxkable lad co operatxve and thoughtful we lrked by hrs classmates enjoys anythxng to do wxth avratxon basketball rates tops wrth Tom NELSON JOSEPH BAKKEN Nell1e Boys' Leaders Corps 2, 3, 4 Burr Jumor Hlgh School There IS never a dull moment when 'Nellxe IS around he al ways has a. smile for everyone good at woodworking and shop hrs favorlte sport rs huntmg .ff 'Nutr .1 ,- 1? JULIANE BALANDIUK u ie German Club 3 4 Photography Club 4 Classical Club 4 Re Cross 4 Never tardy No dements Burr Junior High School julie has lovely blonde hair which is the envy of all sweet and friendly young lady full of fun likes :ce skatxng and dancing to pop music CARL STEVEN BALKO Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Photography Club l 2 3 4 Vice President 3 4 Biology Club 2 President 2 Chess Club l 2 junior Red Cross Club 2 3 Torch Photographer 4 Scholastic Writing Award l English Speaking Contest l Never tardy No demerits Southwest School Carl is an active participant in many clubs really does his share and takes an interest in his work one of the Shutter Bugs he can always be found snapping pictures of B H S activities PATRICIA ELLEN BARBER a Girls League 2 3 4 Classical Club 3 4 United Nations Club 3 4 Jr Red Cross 4 Photography Club 4 junior Prom Committee 3 Home Room Treasurer 4 Our Lady of Sorrows School St Francis Hospital School of Nursing Full of pep and rarmg to go with a mischievous twmkle in her misty blue eyes a conscientious worker shes always fun to be with CON STANCE MAE BARNES Connie 811 ty 3 Leaders Corps 2 3 Leadership Training 4 German Club Modern Language Club 3 4 Classical 2 3 4 Quid Nunc Club 4 Chorr B 2 3 4 Inter High Choir 3 Choir C 2 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Freshman Choir 1 Volle ball 2 Bowling 2 Never tardy No demerirs Southwest School O erlm Quiet but pleasing in personality a hard worker Connie can certamly play a smooth piano possesses many fine qualities to assure her success in the field of music LORRAINE BARR Lori Girls League 2 3 4 Classical Club 4 Junior Red Cross 4 No demerits Burr jr High School University of Connecticut Shes good natured cute and very quiet likes a good time always has a cheerful H for everyone bubbling over with happiness RAYMOND C BARTOLUCCI Ra Boys Club 2 3 4 Burr jr High School An easy going boy who is quiet til hes with the dairy bo s 1- .. , 1 p : t 'I : d ., . . . 1 . . : a ..P t.. Girls' Lea e 1, 2, 3, 43 32 Club 3, 4g Honor Socie , 45 Girls' , 9 ' ' ' 5 3, 4: .. Y.. quite popular with the girls . . . takes everything in his stride. I l ' EDWARD FRANCIS BEDNARZ ..Ed.. Boys Club 3 4 S A 2 3 4 S S Cyrrl 8: Methodrus School Thrs lad doesnt say much but hes one of Bulkeleys top men the basketball court He lrkes to work Wrll be mrssed by all hrs frnends at B H S ROBERT WILLIAM BEEBE Bo Band 2 3 4 Choir B 2 3 4 Chorr C 3 4 Orchestra 1 Never tardy Burr Junror Hrgh School Unrversrty of Connecticut A very senous and smcere young man an avrd supporter of any musical orgamzatron Bob enjoys golf and tenms rn hrs lersure time JEANETTE THERESA BENOIT enny Grrls League 1 2 3 4 junror Lxterary Club 1 Handrcrafr Club 1 2 Secretary 1 French Club 3 Dral Busrness Board 4 Photo graphy Club 4 Student Councrl 3 Welcomrng Commrttee 3 Brology Club 2 Treasurer 2 Torch Nrte 3 Fathers Club Mrnstrel 3 Twrrlers 2 3 Volleyball 1 No demerrts St Ann School St Joseph College Jeanette petrre pert and well lrked by all These words de scrrbe a lrttle gxrl wrth a bug heart and sweet smrle for all MARY BERDOUKAS Llttle Blt Typ1st4 Torch Busrness Board 4 Dlal Busrness Board 4 Volley ball 1 Bowlrng 1 Washrngton St School Hartford Secretarral School Petrte and sweet thats our Mary quret and unassummg lrked by all enjoys a good trme RICHARD BERGERAN Berg Boys Club 2 3 4 Choxr A 2 Chorr B 3 4 Chorr C 2 Track 2 Burr Jr Hrgh School Berg lrkes a good tlme rs good natured carefree and likable has a keen wrt and rs sure to succeed m whatever he attempts RICHARD BERUBE Rrch Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Room Representatrve 2 3 Student Councrl 3 4 Welcommg Commrttee 4 Maple Leaves Assistant Edltor 4 junror Cnty Councrl 4 St Ann School Trmrty College Tall dark and handsome IS Rrch a true friend to all V0 ds of fun to be wrth one of the most popular boys at B h S especrally wrth the opposrte sex he wnll never be forgotten ' , 5 . . , , . . . ' ' . . .. Y . r . l on .. b., . . . . , , ' l . . . ' Girls' League 1, 2, 3., 4: Ni No Van. Club I, Treasurer lg Torch . , l . . . l l . . . ' , . :Q ' : ' , s ' , 3, 4: ' , , . 1 ' , L ' , ix 5 7,-. Sv SANDRA JEAN BETTON Sandy Gnrls League 1 2 3 4 Swrmmmg Club 1 Glee Club 1 Never tardy No demerxts Portsmouth Junior Hxgh School Thts small and cute lass has the abxlnty to srnnle ln every sntuatxon Sandy ns one of the best tn all ways sure to succeed m anythmg she tnes JOANNE M BIDWELL oan Glrls League 2 3 4 Dnal Busmess Board 3 4 Photography Club 3 4 Quld Nunc Club 4 Torch Nnte 3 4 Fathers Club Minstrel 3 Parents Nrght 3 Wherever theres fun dancmg and boys theres Joan lakes to just hack around the golf course a well lnked person whose abnllty wnll take her far DIANA VIOLET BILLEB Girls League 2 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Honor Socnety 3 4 Leadershl Tramxng 4 Quld Nunc Club 3 4 Asst Chairman Program Commit tee4 Photography Club 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 4 5th Member 3 Treasurer 3 VxcePres1dent 4 Modern Language Club 4 Never tardy No dements Burr Jr Hxgh School Umverstty of Connecncut Heres an attractxve gal who rs fun lovmg and always smllrng thoughtful one who can be counted on as a real fnend everythmg pomts the way to a very brrght future for D1 JOAN HULL BISHOP Girls League 1 2 3 4 Glrls Leaders Corps 3 Chess Club 1 Photography Club 1 Chou' C 2 3 4 Choxr A 1 Chorr B 2 3 Llterary Club 2 Volleyball 2 Never tardy Southwest School Hart ford College An attracnve laughing energetxc person who IS always hustlmg around wxth a smxle for everyone a lrve wrre at all trmes Joan ns sure of success MADELEINE LUCILLE BLAIN Maddy Glrls League 2 3 4 Parents Nxght 3 Never tardy Burr Junror Hugh School Devlllsh and lnvely thls lass IS always acnve her good looks sunny smlle and sparklmg personallty wxll long be remembered FRANK BONAIUTO Snooky Boys Club 2 3 4 Band 2 Lettermens Club 4 Football 2 3 4 Never tardy Burr jr Hugh School U C L A One of the jollrest fellows m the class a great lmeman has last two years and an all around good fellow Snooky loves muslc and plays clarmet well 'si' aw' rc-sf fl KN and BW' ,nf-v THERESA MARIA BONGIOVANNI Terry Girls League 2 3 4 Girls Leaders Corps 3 4 Photography Club 3 Italian Club 2 Torch Nite 3 4 Fathers Club Minstrel 3 Parents Night 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 President 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Volleyball 3 Certificate of Merit in Arr 3 Burr junior High School Rhode Island School of Design An attractive gurl with an effervescent personality Terry is a capable leader with artistic inclinations and perseverance that insure success in any future endeavor BARBARA THERESA BORASKY Smiles Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Literary Club 1 S S Cyril 8: Methodius School Her nickname Smiles fits her well agile on the dance floor never a dull moment soft spoken Csometimesy a grand girl who is sure to succeed in the future BARBARA JOAN BOSTELMAN Bobbie Girls League 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Treasurer 1 2 Student Council 1 3 4 Welcoming Committee 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Photo graphy Club 2 3 4 Twirlers 1 2 3 Secretary 2 Girls Leaders Corps 3 4 Freshman Choir 1 Never tardy No demerits Southwest School All who know Bobbie like her sympathetic cheerful gay this cute miss is just what the doctor ordered to care for the patients JAMES THOMAS BOUCHARD Boo Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Audio Visual Aids 2 Homeroom Treasurer 3 Chemistry Club 4 Boys Leaders Corps 4 Swimming 1 3 Football 3 Never tardy Boo is always carefree and full of fun his factitrous ways have gained him many admirers yet his sincere way has won him many friends NANCY MARY BOULRIS Nance Girls League 1 2 3 4' Dramatic Club 2 3 4' Girls Leaders Corps 2 3 4' Photography Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 4' Honor Society 3 4' Freshman Choir 1' 32 Club 3 4' Maple Leaves Editorial Board 4' Red Cross 1 2' Quid Nunc Club 1 2' Leadership Training 4' Volleyball 1 2 3' Bowwling 1 2. Never tardy. No demerits. Southwest School. Nonchalant bubbling with good spirit and busy as a bee describes Nance' . . . She's sweet and cute . . . a cooperative and diligent worker . . . plans ro start a booming diaper business. DONALD WEIR BOYA Ducky Boys' Club 1 2 3 4' Intramural Basketball. St. Peter School. An easy-going boy who never seems to have a worry . . . eniovs a good time . . . A talented artist . . . a thoughtful friend . . . Ducky likes girls and more girls. bf ,M-5 04' 'FY MARY ELLEN BRADLEY Kimba Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4g Photography Club 2g Room Representative 25 Volleyball lg Bowling lg Parents' Night Program 1, 3. South- west School. Attractive and good-natured, with quiet charm that speaks for itself . . . easy to please, to like, and to look at . . . Kimba is a welcome addition to any group. THOMAS JOSEPH BRADY, JR. Tom Boys Club 4 Secretary 4 Band 2 Choir B 8: C 2 3 4 Connectttut All State Chorus 3 4 Maple Leaves Business Board 4 Footbal' 2 No dements Burr jr High School U S Military Academy Tall and good looking our man is always ready for a good time is well liked by all who know htm Hes active rn many school functions The trumpet and drum corps occupy most of his spare time DOLORES ANN BRUNO Dee Girls League 2 3 4 Room Representatrve 3 Photography Club 3 4 Dial Business Board 3 4 Q N Club 4 Torch Nite 3 4 Father s Club Minstrel 3 Parents Night 3 Burr junior High School Dee can always be found wherever theres a good time to be had shes well liked by all dresses neatly and well enthusiastic and proficient tn dancing and skatmg JOHN SANTO BUCCHERI ohnme Boys Club 3 4 Honor Society 4 Never tardy No demertts Cath edral High School A quiet lad johnnte is one of Bulkeleys faithful supporters a conscientious and sincere student whos well liked by all who know him MARY ANN BURGEN Mar rs L gue 1 2 3 4 Exec Bd 1 32 Club 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Student Counc1l2 3 4 Sec 3 4 Student Senate 2 3 4 Girls Leaders Corps 2 3 4 Sec 3 Quid Nunc 3 4 Vice Pres 4 Maple Leaves Ed Board 4 Chemistry Club 4 Class Sec 3 4 Prom Committee 1 3 4 Girls State 3 DAR Award 4 Never tardy Saint Augustine School Saint joseph College Mary Ann has a multitude of friends activities and more actxvltles the most attractive and sweetest gtrl youll ever know s e ts sure to succeed in anything she undertakes LAWRENCE PATRICK BURNS Larry Bos Clubl 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Letter2 Ne rtardy Southwest School Tall quiet and friendly an easy going fellow who never seems to have a care in the world always ready to lend a helping hand Larry is real cool on the sax X 1, 5' i.. Q3 PATRICIA ROSE CAFFEGAN a Gxrls League 2 3 4 Photography Club 2 3 Frrst And Club 4 Bowhng 2 Volleyball 2 Never tardy No demerrts Burr junior Hxgh School Hartford Hospntal School of Nursmg A vrvacrous lass who seems to be perpetually talkmg attractrve and frrendly Pat really cuts a lovely hgure on the :ce DONALD CARDIN Don Boys Clubl 2 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Band 3 4 Parnassus Secretary Treasurer 3 No dements St Ann School just grve hxm hrs maroon convertible and hes nn heaven A hard worker rn school he rs sure to succeed rn the future ROBERT EARL CARLSON Bo Boys Club 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Burr jumor Hrgh School A man of few words who rs recogmzed as a true friend by a Bob IS a fine athlete Baseball rates tops on hrs lrst PHILLIP CARTER Phl Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Football Manager 2 3 4 Southwest School Quxet courteous and very likable Phrl always has a frxendly smrle for everyone may be seen every day cheermg on the football team VENLY MARILEN CARUCCI Ven Gxrls League 2 3 4 Alternate Representattve 3 Student Councxl 2 Scholastrc Wrrtmg Award CKeyJ 3 Never tardy No demerrts Burr juntor Hrgh School Ven has beautrful wavy harr and a gracxous manner shes talkatlve fnendly to all well known and welllrked takes everythmg tn her strxde MARIE LORETTA CASCONE P ggle No dements Burr junior Hxgh School Theres never a dull moment when shes around always ready for a good laugh never seen wlthout a smrle pert and peppy Puggre will long be remembered for her frxendly way 'Q V5-7 -245 Ti NON 'Ci M1 JOSEPH PETER CASELLA Red Coucho Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Aviation Club 1. Northeast junior High School. Red is nonchalant and good natured gets along with all hes sincere cooperative and a dependable friend enjoys a good game of baseball DANIELLA CASERTA Dani Girls League 1 2 3 4 Room Representative 3 Freshman Choir 1 Choir C 2 Choir B 2 Photography Club 4 St Augustine School An eifervescent lass with big brown eyes loves to dance and have a good time her friendly ways assure het of success JUDITH ANNE CASEY Case Girls League 2 3 4 Cathedral High School Where theres life theres Case a great gal witty shines on the dance floor Where she gets her abundance of pep is a mystery to all ANNE CHAMP Smiley Girls League 1 2 3 4 Room Representative 1 Room Treasurer 2 3 Freshman Choir 1 Choir B 3 Photography Club 3 4 Parents Night 1 junior Prom Committee 3 Dial Typist 4 Student Council 2 No demerlts Saint Augustine School Well groomed and attractive rs this little miss smooth on any dance floor top notch in school spirit she has a keen sense of humor and an unlimited capacity for making friends DAVID MICHAEL CHESMEL Ches Boys Club 2 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Aviation Club 2 3 4 President 3 Chemistry Club 3 4 Classical Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Parnassus Club 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Biology Club 2 Torch Reporter 3 4 Torch Nite 3 4 Rally Committee 4 Maple Leaves Editorial Board 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Fisher Body Ctaftsmans Guild lst and 2nd State Awards Science Fair lst Award Never absent Burr Junior High School M I T A clever boy with a keen sense of the future Ches is a mad scientist he loves yazz as well as designing and building model cars PETER JOHN CHIARIZIO Pete Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Student Activity 1 2 3 4 Southwest School Quiet and very friendly but well liked by those who know hlm Pete takes quite an interest in whatever he does gf ? 7 Riff sw ROBERT FRANCIS CHICOINE Fluke Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Never tardy St Augustrne School Quret and smcere a frrendly fellow who enyoys tmkermg wrth cars and readmg about them hrs smrlmg face w1ll be mlssed aBI-IS ARTHUR .I CINEA Art Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Never tardy Immaculate Conceptron School W1th Art around there rs never a dull moment a real Rock n Roll fan lrkes to trnker W1th hrs car m hrs spare t1me ROBERT E CLARK Bo Boys Club 2 3 4 Brology Club 2 Burr -Iunror Hrgh School Bob has a pleasant personalxty and clever sense of humor that have won hrm many frnends yust f.,lVC hrm hrs car and hes happy a lexsurely lad who lxkes good food and sports CONSTANCE MARIE CLEMENS Comme Grrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Room Representauvel Photography Club 1 2 3 4 Torch Bus1ness Board 2 N1 No Van 2 3 Dral Bust ness Board 4 Parents Night 3 Torch Nlte 3 4 Fathers Club Mmstrel 3 Samt Augustme School Smrth College Con rs a cute l1ttle blonde who IS never seen wrthout a smxle shes recogmzed as a true frrend by all who know her and IS always ready to do her share MARILYN ALICE COLCORD Mardy G1rls League 1 2 3 4 Naylor School Mardy rn on the quiet s1de she spends most of her free trme dancrng and drawrng, her frrendly manner assures her of a happy future EDWA RD THOMAS COLL Ned Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Room Representatnve 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Cross Country 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Boys Leaders Corps 2 Sa1nt AUSUSIIHC School Villanova Hrs remarks have turned many a class to laughter thrs good natured lad enloys bemg, a sport as well as partrcrpatmg rn them especxally baseball and basketball iff' .3-'GSH as fx XJ' S 3: fx ,ff 3, PETER WAYNE CONNOLLY Pete Boys Club l 2 3 4 Student Councul 1 2 4 Buology Club 2 Avratuon 1 Baseball 2 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Southwest School Unuversuty of Connectucut Pete possesses a pleasant manner that has gauned hum many fruends he us unterested un alrplanes a farthful Red Sox an hus quuet easy goung way wull always be remembered PAUL CORMIER Boys Club 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra3 4 All Cuty Band 1 All State Band 3 4 Tennus Team 2 Never tardy No demerxts Burr jr Hugh School Paul us dependable and respected by all hus classmates possesses a frrendly manner us suncere and cooperatuve the future promuses success for hum un whatever he attempts LORETTA ANN CORSO LICCDIC Gurls League 2 3 4 Student Councul 2 3 Welcomung Commrttee 2 Photography Club 2 3 4 Chour C 2 Dual Busuness Board 4 Dramat1c Club 4 Volleyball 2 Torch Nute 4 Burr jr Hugh School Barbuzon School Suncere and thoughtful a true fruend attractuve and neat tops on everybody s lust Loretta us a determuned gurl who us sure to gaun fame JAMES J CROWE Boys Club 2 3 4 Student Actuvuty 2 3 4 Burr Junuor Hugh School Jlm has a smule and a fruendly hu for everybody fun to be wrth he possesses a pleasmg wut an all round popular fellovu CIRO ROBERT CURTI Boys Club 2 3 4 Avuatuon Club 2 Football 2 No demeruts Burr junuor Hugh School An easy goung lukable lad quuet un class but at other tumes he can make a lot of nouse enjoys foolung around wuth cars lukes a good tume WILLIAM PATRICK CURTIN I Bo s Club 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Chou' C 2 3 4 Chour B 2 3 4 Bnology Club 2 Orchestra 4 Tennus Team 2 Never tardy No demeruts Burr jr Hugh School Unuversuty of Connectrcut A quuet conscuentuous tolerant boy easy gomg but always accomplushes what he sets out to do I 4 'tl lg Q Z' I Q 12? SANDRA CUTLER Sandy Grrls League 1 2 3 4 Room Representatrve 1 2 Chorr Photography Club 2 Washington St School Sparklmg eyes and honey colored han' attractrve and frxendly descrlbe Sandy a regular chatterbox rn class always ready for a good tlme loves to dance to dreamy mus1c MARY ANN ELIZABETH CWIKLA Grrls League 1 Z 3 4 jumor Lxterary Club 3 N1 No Van 1 2 Parents Nrght 3 Glrls Bowlmg 2 Dral Typxst 4 Never tardy No demerrts S S Cyr1l 8: Methodrus School A genral manner and an entertarnmg dlSPOSlIlOH make her company always welcome swrng and dancxng rate hrgh among her many rnterests RICHARD PAUL CZAPLA Dlck Boys Club 1 2 3 4 junior Achlevement 3 Intramural Basketball 3 No demerlts S S Cynl 84 Methodrus School Unxversrty of Connectlcut Tall and good lookmg Drck could dance all mght one of Bulkeleys better dressed men he never mrssed a good time has a personalrty whrch cant be topped JOAN MARGARET DALY Sam Girls League 1 2 3 4 Room Representatxve 2 Gxrls Leaders Corps 3 4 Photography Club I 2 3 4 Qund Nunc Club 2 3 4 Co chairman of Frnance Commrttee 4 Red Cross Club Z Student Councrl Alternate 3 Chorr B 1 2 Bowlmg 2 4 No demerrts Southwest School Teachers College of Connecrlcut Every school has a dreamer thns ts ours Sam always has mlschrevous twinkle rn her eyes loves a crowd and a good trme ERIK DAM Re Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Freshman Basketball 1 Southwest School An easy gomg redhead possesses a very hkable personalxty takes everyrhmg rn strlde popular w1th the OPPOSITE sex lrkes to swrm and dance 'IOHANNA D AMATO Chee C hce Girls League 2 3 4 Parents N1ghr3 Burr jr I-hgh School A petxte mlss with dark halr and twmklrng., eyes Full of fun always eager tor a good time Chee Chee wrll make some lucky fellow a wonderful wrfe 91 4:9 M we:- .l 45, ROBERT IRANCIS D1MATTA Bo Boys Club 4 Choxr 2 4 East Hartford Hrgh School A qunet frnendly fellow who always seems to have a bug smrle and a kmd word for everyone popular musrc and bowlmg, rank hugh on has Inst of favorrte pastimes VARDINA HELISNA DAMICO Vlfgle rs Leaguel 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross I 2 Bowlmg I o demerxts Washxngton St School A pleasure to know sweet and soft spoken polite or her g,ood nature kindness and consrderatxon of others V1rg.,1e vu never be forgotten by the Class of 57 ACI-IILLE VICTOR DAPRILL Kelly Boys Club 3 4 Never tardy No demernts Cathedral Hlgh School Farrfield Un1vers1ty Everyone takes a Irknng to thxs lad a rock n roller who enloys dancing a sharp dancer Kelly newer mrsses a good trme wrth the boys he rs sure to achxeve hrs goal SALLY ANN DAVIDSON a Grrls League 2 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Weaver Hngh School Connectrcut Instxtute of Haxrdressmg Sweet and v1vac1ous Sal can always be found where there are boys dancing and food enioys horseback rxdmg swnmmrng and bowlmg and does them all well HENRY EDWARD DEANE 88 Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Samt Peter School Faxrfreld Umverslty A tall and somewhat reserved lad who rs also a source of fun for those that know hxm well J1ggS IS an active basketball fan ANDREW DeCORLETO Andy Boys Club I 2 3 4 Bowlmg League I St Augustnne School University of Connecticut A very friendly fellow who loves to play basketball Andy rs avxd stamp collector and a hard worker who ns sure to succeed 'hr' ELIZABETH CLAIRE DeFURIO Little One Glrls League 2 3 4 No demerrts Burr jumor Hrgh Not one of the tallest gurls 1n our class but surely one of the sweetest Shes quxet yet her wrnnmg way and cheerful dns posruon have won her many frlends KAREN DELESDERNIFR Snuffy Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Room Treasurer 2 4 Chorr B 8: C 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Qurd Nunc Club 3 4 Torch Reporter 3 4 Never tardy No demertns jones jr Hrgh School Unrverslty of Connectrcut Her golden brown wavy halt IS the envy of many Shes soft spoken and easy gomg relrable mterested tn everyone a loyal and enthusrastrc Bulkeleylte PLACIDA DEL GUIDICE Dena Gxrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Never tardy St Anthony School A sweet gtrl wxth lovely black harr Dena always has a smrle for everyone a rock and roll fan she also lrkes to sew and 15 a very clever CZFIOODISI ROBERT JOHN Dt-:LISA Bo Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Ftfth Member 3 Room Rep 1 2 3 4 Ro m Vrce Pres 3 Pres 4 Student Senate 1 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 junior Prom Chalrman 3 Rally Dance 3 4 Torch Nlte 2 3 4 UN Club 2 3 4 Public Speaking., Contest 3 Basketball l 2 Foot ball 3 4 Letter 4 Southwest School Vrllanova Bob possesses a magnetrc personalrty hes loaded wlth school spurt and leadershrp conscrentnous rn all hrs responsrbrlntres tops rn any popularnty poll RALPH MICHAEL DeMAIO Gmo Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Washrngton St School See a 54 Mercury and there wrll always be Gtno drrvmg really good frrend to us who know htm nothing gets Ralph down RONALD RALPH DCMEO Ronme Boys Club 2 3 4 Burr jr Hrgh School Hartford Art School Happy go lucky and fun lovrng another member of Bulkeleys own pamt and brush fratermty easy to get along with Ronme has a clever remark for every occaslon ., , , . . . , ' ' , , ,n : , :U ' , , : , C , 1 , - . 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'9' GEORGIANNE DePASQUALE Georgie Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Photography Club 4 Saint Augustine School Always laughing and always gay there s never a dull moment when Georgies around making pizzas tops her list of pastimes FRANK DePIETRO DePete Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Art Clubl Torch Cartoonist4 Certificate of Merit for Art 3 Certificate of Merit for Craft 3 Never tardy South west School Hartford Art School A quiet and conscientious lad who has a great sense of humor fine artist and clever cartoonist is seldom found far from his Ford ROY R DEVOE Frenchie Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Student Activity 1 2 3 4 Never tardy No demerits Burr junior High School A boy of very few words has a friendly manner that makes him well liked by those that know him enjoys a good basketball or football contest ROSE NANCY DiBELLA Rosie Girls League 1 2 3 4 Room Representative 1 2 St Augustine School Always friendly and laughing Rosie enjoys a good time especially when theres dancing involved her pleasant disposition has made her a popular member of our class PATRICIA ANN DILEO a Girls League 1 2 3 4' Student Council 2' Library 'Assistant 3' Classical Club 2. Never absent. Never tardy, No demerits. St. Peter School. Pat is a lass who really loves to dance . . . a Rock n Roll' en- thusiast . . . attractive and well-dressed . . . her warm personality has won her many friends in her four-year stay at Bulkeley. BARBARA FRANCES DiMELLA Barb Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Concil 1, 3g Welcoming Committee 4g Choir B 8: C 1, 25 Torch Business Board 3, 43 Dramatic Club, Production Staff 3, 45 Torch Nite 1, 2, 4. Southwest School. Her friendly personality and bright outlook make her an asset in any group . . . her infectious laughter always creates an atmosphere of good will. 5'- AON lf 1 -.- JOSEPH DAVID DONAHUE ' e 32 Club 3 4 Honor Socxety 4 Never absent Never tardy No demerrts Southwest School Teachers College of Connectxcut A qulet boy wnth a keen mlnd Joe lrkes troprcal fish excels ln welghtlxftrng and bodybulldlng and has won many pnzes m these categornes JUDITH ANN DONAHUE Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Leadersh1pTra1n1ng3 Chess Clubl 2 3 4 Vxce Presldent 3 Scrlbblers Club 2 3 Secretary 3 Oplmon Exchange 3 4 B1ology m Deta1l2 Dral Edltorral Board 2 3 4 Umted Natrons Club 2 3 German Club 3 4 No demerlts Washrngton St School Unlverslty of Connecucut Ready wxllrng and able serlous minded mtelllgent and trust worthy Jay rs rather quiet but a dependable friend when you get to know her ENES E DONOFRIO nn Glrls League 2 3 4 32 Club 4 Honor Socrety 4 Junxor Prom Commrttee 3 Photography Club 3 4 Dramatxc Club 3 4 Junror Red Cross 3 Torch Edltorlal Board 3 4 Lxbrary Asslstant 3 Chorr B 3 4 Chemlstry Club 4 Burr Jumor Hlgh School Unxversnty of Connecucut You re never ln doubt that Em s around cute dark halred lively as a pup always ready to plan or go to a party s e llkes dancmg and rooting for the Bulldogs MATTHEW JAMES EGAN JR Boys Clubl 2 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Honor Soclety 4 Leadershrp Trarnrng 4 Chess Club 1 2 Presrdent 3 Photography Club 2 3 4 Junxor Red Cross Councrl 2 3 Blology Club 2 Parnassus Club 1 2 3 4 Dral Edrtonal Board 2 3 4 Assrstant Ed1tor4 Scholastlc Wrntmg Contest 1 Never tardy Southwest School Intellrgent and frrendly Matt IS a good frrend to have witty and loads of fun he adds lxfe to anythlng unpredlctable but always ready for a good laugh JANET ELAINE EISNOR Gxrls League 2 3 4 Glrls Leaders Corps 3 Classrcal Club 3 4 Chemlstry Club 4 Roman Banquet Commrttee 3 Snow Frolxc Com mittee 3 Volleyball 2 3 Bowlrng 2 Burr Jumor Hxgh School Grace New Haven Commumty Hosprtal Never tardy No dements A very slncere and consclentlous mrss who has a frxendly drsposltlon beautrful red harr and a grand sense of humor a neat dresser Jan lrkes most sports and apprecxates all klnds of musrc JOAN EVELYN EISNOR Gxrls League 2 3 4 Alternate 4 Executive Board 4 32 Club 3 4 Leadersh1p Traxnmg 4 Grrls Leaders Corps 3 Room Treasurer 2 Chemlstry Club 4 Classical Club 3 4 Roman Banquet Commlttee 3 Volleyball 2 Bowling 2 Never tardy No dements Burr Jr Hrgh School Grace New Haven Hosprtal School of Nursing Sweet and pleasant Jo rs one half of Bulkeleys own red headed duet always ready to lend a helpxng hand a good frxend who should do well m the nurslng professlon 1 JO 11 11 11 , 1 , , . . A . . . . ,, ,, . . uJ-ayn . , ' . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 i . . . I ,, . ,, . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - - 1 ' 1 1 ' 11 11 - - - 1 mE -11 - 1 I 11 11 - - . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 11 11 - - I - - ' 1 1 1. l 1 1 1 ' ' 1 - 11 -1 11 - . . . , . . . 1 - - 11 11 , . Matt 1 , 11 11 . - . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ,, . ,, . . . . ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . ,, ,, . . . , . . . uJ-ann . 1 ' . . l . l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' . . . , . . . 11 11 - - - - --Jon - 1 - , 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , , . . . . 11 11 - 1 , . . KATHLEEN ANN ELLISON Katie Girls League 1 2 3' Choir 1 2' Ni-No Van 4' Junior Achievement 4 Volleyball 1 Southwest School Katie is liked by everyone because of her genuine sense of humor and friendly disposition A sincere friend she enjoys listening to all types of music and loves to dance PATRICIA FERRANTE Chicquita Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Saint Augustine School A very talkative and friendly girl with a cheerful personalit Chicquita enyoys dancing roller skating and playing records JOHN FICARA Johnnie Boys Club 2 3 4 Boys Leaders Corps 2 Burr Jr High School A well built young man easy going and well liked by all hes a worthy friend Johnnie enjoys fishing and handball his spare moments DIANE Girls League 1 2 3 4 Rep Student Council 1 Classical Nunc Club 2 3 4 French Dial Board 3 4 Never tardy University LOIS FICHMAN 3 32 Club 3 4 Honor Society 3 Club 2 3 4 Treas 3 Pres 4 Quid Club 3 4 Girls Leaders Corps 3 4 Editor in Chief 4 Torch Nite 2 4 No demerits Washington St School Brandeis Very friendly and extremely well liked by all her classmates sincere dependable and cooperative D1 is very active in school affairs a deserving recipient of the Grace Garvin Award EDWARD JOSEPH FISH Boys Club 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Maple Leaves Editorial Board 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Saint Thomas Seminary Fairfield University Tall good looking with personality plus Ed is quick and clever on the basketball court a hard and willing worker known and liked by everyone he is sure to do well in college SHEILA ANN FITZPATRICK Shell Girls League 1 2 3 Room Treasurer 2 NiNo Van 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 Photography 1 Southwest School Conscientious has a smile for everyone seems to bounce through the halls of B H S content with whatever comes her way ..Di,, ' ' , , , , I - 9 , 9 ' , 4: Orchestra I, 2,3 Choir B 2, 43 Torchl' Ed. Board 3, 4, Feature Editoi 45 ' Ed. , , ' - ' Q ' , .9 ..Ed,. E es 2538555 ali' e B51 We 'imap I ip ,,fs'g'?TQsg jaw!! 4 f 'glfffi 4 'girls H Q GERALDINE FRANCES FLEBEAU Gerry Grrls League 1 2 3 4 Torch Typrst 4 Bowltng 1 Never tardy Southwest School Gerry rs a sweet young lady who can never be found tn a bad mood among her specral mterests are swrmmmg skaung and tenms JOSEPH FLEBEAU 0 Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Never tardy Southwest School Interested rn drawmg and cars desprte hrs quretness Joes smcere manner has won hrm the respect of many ROBERT F LEMING Bo Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Boys Leaders Corps St Augustrne School Unrversrty of Connectrcut Bob ts a frrendly lad whom everyone lrkes the outdoor type loves to hunt and fish hrs eamestness makes htm a person whose frxendshrp rs cherrshed PETER JOSEPH FORGETTA JR Pete Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Never tardy No demerrts Saint Augustme School Unwerstty of Connectlcut One of the Ernest Boys Petes qutck to laugh and have good trme lrked by all he rs easy gomg but always relrable ROLAND LIONEL F OTTER ' 'Lee Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Team 1 LaSalette Seminary Ward School of Electronics A srncere and frtendly lad a conscrentrous student hrs likeable nature and hrs perseverance are sure to wrn hrm credrt ELAINE FRANCES FRAZIER Grrls' League 3, 4, Student Actrvlty 3, 4 Cathedral Hrgh School Happy go lucky unpredlctable always bubblmg over wrth conversanon ready for a good trme Elames happrest wrth boppmg tt up to soltd jazz tk-li .4 if .- gt . X, 249 NAP? 1-4' 'f5 ' -s 2- I RICHARD FUSCO Dick Boys' Club 23 Boys' Leaders Corps 2g Student Council 45 Intramural Basketball 2g Football 3. Burr junior High School. University of Connecticut. Dick is a carefree and unassuming fellow . . . his mischievous antics sometimes get the better of him . . . he'll be remembered by all for his witty remarks. RICHARD G GAGNON Dick Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Saint A n School A lad who is interested in almost any sport Dick will always be remembered for his fine sense of humor and his amxability MARY CLAIRE GALLANT Girls League 2 3 4 Student Council Alternate 3 4 Room Treasurer 4 Quid Nunc Club 3 Torch Business Board 2 Assistant Manager 2 French Club 2 Never tardy No demerits Burr jr High School Tall blonde and attractive our Miss Canada is well liked by everyone driving stick shift cars dancing and listening to popular music occupy most of her spare time her easy going manner and friendliness assure her of success in the future MARIA JO GENTILE Girls League 1 2 3 4 Choir A 1 Choir B 2 Photography Club 4 Torch Business Board 4 Dramatic Club 4 Room Treasurer 1 Bowlmgl 2 3 Southwest School An attractive reserved young lady a true friend to those who know her well always has a friendly smile a gentle but capable leader ANNABELLE LOUISE GILBERT Ann Volleyball 3 S S Cyril 8: Methodius School Hartford Art School Shes interested in art and finds pleasure in dancing at which she is proficient her sunny disposition makes her well liked by her friends JUSTINE MARY GILLESPIE Girls League 1 2 3 4. Never tardy. No demerits. Southwest School. A sincere and friendly girl . . . never discouraged . . . charming in manner . . . ju' is always happy while listening to music or watching a movie. 4 '? EDWARD GILLIGAN ..Ed,, Boys Club 1 2 3 Avratron Club 1 3 Never tardy Southwest School Umversxty of Connecticut An easy gomg fellow wlthout a worry rn the world possesses a good sense of humor hrs amlable dxsposmon has won htm many lastmg friends SANTO R GIONFRIDDO Hotshot Boys Club 2 Cranwell Prep A lrvely lad possessing a nlce smile always enjoyxng himself forever addmg to a lxvely conversatlon lxkes cars and good ood good luck rn college Hotshot ERNEST PETER GIULIANI Erme Germ Boys Club 2 3 4 Student Counc1l2 Cholr 2 3 Football 2 Burr junxor Hrgh School You can End Erme any place where somethmg lnterestrng IS gomg thxs lad enjoys werght lxftxng nn h1s spare tlme JOSEPH SEBASTIAN GIULIANO Boys Club 2 3 4 Torch Edltorlal Board 3 4 Photography Club Cross Councll 4 Un1ted Natrons Club 4 Modern Language Club 4 Never tardy No demerrts Samt Thomas Semxnary Falrfield Umversxty Thxs well known fellow rs the lnfe of any party a really smooth dancer one of the best dressed boys ln our class Joe rates tops wlth everyone VINCENT GIULIANO Chlef Boys Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Swlmmmg 3 4 Choate Prep School Chref appears to be quxet but dont belleve xt' has a great sense of humor rs a drlngent worker but IS always ready to have a ball SHIRLEY LILLIAN GLASS Shlrl Grrls League 4 Student Actxvlty 4 Never tardy No demerlts North east jumor Hrgh School A quiet but frxendly glrl always wlllmg to lend a helping hand avxd football fan enyoys all musrc lxkes to draw and to play golf good luck at New York College on . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . .tJOe., 3, 4g Choir 2: 3: 45 -French Club 3: Chemistry Club 45 Junior Red '--in ' ' '.....he LYNETTE GLORIA GOULET Lynne Gxrls League 4 Never absent Never tardy No demerxts Samt Ann School Putnam Catholxc Academy An attractnve gal wxth a very pleasant personallty Lynne lxkes to collect records and dance to them also enjoys roller skatxng partxes Although she came late to B H S she made many close frxends because of her wmnmg ways good luck rn whatever vocauon you choose JOSEPH CARMEN GOZZO Student Councll 4 Student Senate 3 Radlo Club 3 Secretary 3 Umted Nations Club 3 4 V1cePresldent 5 Presldent 4 Chaxrman Welcoming Comm1ttee 4 Choxr B 3 Never tardy No demernts Burr jumor Hugh School Unxverslty of Connectxcut Hes always on the go a promtnent member of our class ready for a debate on any sublect makes fnends easlly es sure to succeed m the future CARL GRAIL Herb St Peter School other outdoor sports Herbs carefree manner assures hum of many new frxends rn the future DAWN ELAINE GRIGGS Dawnle Grrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Dxal Typlst 4 Moylan School Hartford Secretarxal School A pente and pleasant lass who 15 reserved at tnmes but very frnendly likes dancmg at whxch she ns very prohcxent KATHERINE GRISCHUK Kathy Never tardy No demerxts Gxrls Hxgh School Although she came to B H S only recently she nmmednately found her place and IS fr1endly to all she lxkes to lrsten to and collect records PETER HALLE GUERRA Pete Student Councxl 3 4 Rally Dance Master of Ceremony 4 Junxor Cxty Councrl 4 junror Prom Commlttee 3 Boys Club 2 Football 2 3 Radlo Club 2 Burr jumor Hxgh School A nonchalant young man mth a host of frxends a very cooperatxve worker hxs exploslve personalnty always keeps thmgs poppmg UJOC.. Carl always keeps classes lively . . . he likes flshing, hunting, and l U a y , 1 ll . U l - - . . . . , 1 ' v .s , ' ' 4 'l Q .1 ' 3, 3, 4: FRANK JOSEPH GULLEN Butch Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorr C 2 3 4 Cho1rB 2 3 Tennis 2 Never tardy No dements Burr Jr I-hgh School Unxversrty of Connectxcut Butch IS qulet and mnld rn manner a smcere frlend and hard worker llkes to make models of all sorts possesses person alxty and endurance that are sure to lead to success ANN MARIE HALLISEY Anme Girls League 2 3 4 Torch Nxte 3 4 Parents Nxght 3 Photo graphy Club 2 3 4 Never tardy No demerxts Burr Junlor Hrgh School Morse Busmess College An attractxve and vrvaclous mrss never hesitates to grve het opxnron a smart dresser she may be found at any lrvely dance or sportmg event MAUREEN CATHERINE HANNON Moe Girls League 1 2 3 4 Room Representative I Photography Club 1 2 Parents Nxght 3 Never tardy No demernts Southwest School St Francxs Hosprtal School of Nursmg Consclentlous and conservatlve smcere and sensrble frlendly and fun to be wlth easy to get along w1th wlth her warm dxsposltron Moe will make a wonderful nurse JAMES JOSEPH HARRINGTON Harry Burr Jumor High School A tall quxet boy who can always be seen around a custom car werght lxftmg and members of the opposite sex mterest htm ROBERT JOSEPH HENNESSEY Bo Boys Clubl 2 3 4 St Augustine School Hes tall and good lookxng easy gomg and good natured popular wlth both sexes can be seen hot roddmg around the South End JUNE DOROTHY HINKLEY Smxley Glrls League 1 3 4 United Natlons Club 3 Photography Club 1 4 Torch Busmess Board 4 N1 No Van Club 4 Torch Typxst 4 Choxr B 1 4 Southwest School Shes a lxtle gal wxth a cheerful smlle and a hearty laugh for all has a wonderful outlook on lxfe Smlley IS happlest when sewmg cookmg or swnmmmg 2 ROBERT FREDERICK HOLT Bo xy Boys Club I 2 3 4 Southwest School Umverslty ofConnect1cut Q. 'S A quret fellow but a laugh to those who know hxm he lrkes almost all sports hrs chref mterest rs musrc MARJORIE CYNTHIA HOOD Sealtest Grrls League I 2 3 4 Room Rep 4 Photography Club 2 Torch Busmess Board 2 Room Treasurer 3 Torch Nrte 2 Student Councrl 3 Parents Nrght 3 Maple Leaves Busmess Board 4 No dements Never tardy Samt Augustme School Kathryn Grbbs Secretarral School Popular and energetrc a rock n roll fan who loves to whale at the Fountam Sealtest wrll succeed m anythrng she trxes JOHN FRANCIS I-IOURIHAN Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Student Councnl 2 Intramural Basketball I Never tardy No demerrts St Augustine School Umversrty of Connectrcut There rs never a dull moment when john rs around he always has a frnendly Hello and a wrtty remark for everyone loves good trmes and good food CAROLE I-IOUSEMAN Grrls League 1 2 3 4 Room Treasurer 2 Southwest School Tall and strrkmg rn appearance wrth a pleasant smile Carole 15 very lrkable her chref mterests are musnc and athletrcs JUDITI-I ANN HOWARD 'Judie' Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Room Representatlve 3, Photography Club 3 Parents Nrght 3 Never tardy No demerrts Burr jr I-Irgh School Morse Busrness College A very beautnful and charmmg lass quret and smcere an avid Bulkeley football fan loves dancmg and polxtrcs she's sure to do well rn busrness college SALVATORE ITALIA Sal Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, 32' Club 4, Honor Socrety 4, Leadershlp Tram mg 4, Chorr B 2, 3, Chorr C 2, 3, Student Council 2, Chemrstry Club 4 Burr Junror Hrgh School 'Sal's' frlendly manner and wonderful sense of humor make hum well liked by hrs host of frrends a hard worker, hes sure to be a success, whatever he does 1 ,-f CATHERINE ELIZABETH ITCZAK Ka Grrls League 2 3 Alternate 2 Arr Clubl Chorr 1 2 No demerrts Burr Jr Hrgh School Shes blonde blue eyed and bubblmg over wtth conversation loves to dabble rn water colors adds lrfe to any party loves to dance ZAFFIRIS PETER ITSOU Pete Boys Clubl 2 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Honor Soclety 4 Leadershrp Tramrng 4 Unrted Natrons Club 3 Chorr B 4 junror Lrterary Club 1 Brology Club 2 Classxcal Club 3 4 jumor Usher 3 Chemistry Club 4 Never tardy Burns School Umversrty of Connectrcut Lrfe rs what you make rt descrrbes Petes attrtude smooth dancer hes a lrvely asset to any party drlrgent rn hrs studres hes also fond of musxc and sports PATRICIA ANN JACOBSEN a rs League 1 2 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Honor Socrety Grrls Leaders Corps 2 3 4 Photography Club 1 jumor Red Cross Councrl 2 Biology rn Detarl Club 2 Dramatrc Club 2 Qurd Nunc Club 2 3 4 Treas 3 Classxcal Club 2 3 4 Dral Edrtorxal Board 3 4 CoCha1rman Menu Commrttee Roman Banquet 3 Bowlmg 1 2 3 4 Never tardy No demerrts Southwest School Unrversrty of Connectrcut Pat rs contmually smrlrng and laughrng always has a frrendly Hello nrce to know and known by all Pat IS an active gal that should really make a place for herself rn the engmeerrng freld SHIRLEY ANN JARISH Shlrl Grrls League 2 3 4 Unrted Natrons Club 3 4 Bulletm Board Com mrttee 3 NrNo Van Club 3 4 Photography Club 4 Torch Typrst 4 Volleyball 3 Parents Nrght 3 Never tardy No demernts Burr junror Hrgh School Unrversrty of Connectrcut A petrte and sweet mrss a thoughtful frrencl Shrrl has sunny smrle for all shows fine form on a tenms court or a skatrng rrnk good luck to a swell krd' JUDITH ANN JENKINS udy Grrls Leaguel 2 3 4 N1 No Van Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Parents Nrght 3 Never tardy No demerrts St Augustrne School uret and reserved but always ready for a good time udy possess a pleasant drsposrtron she has been a wonderful classmate ROBERT JOHNSON Re Boys Club 2 3 4 Photography Club 3 Chess Club 2 Burr jr Hrgh School Very frrendly and always happy Red rs rnterested rn baseball especrally the Yankees A wonderful krd wrth a great personalrry ? .. y,. fa? 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It .. du -' . . . 9 1 - - 51 - 5 WILLIAM P JOHNSON 1 Boys Club 2 3 4 J V Baseball I 2 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Football 4 Washington St School University of Connecticut Amiable and athletic always pleasant to everyone a good sport Bill lnvens things up when with the boys interested in all sports JAMES JOSEPH JORDAN H1 F1 Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Radio Clubl 2 Pres1dentl 2 V1cePres1dent 3 Biology Club 2 Dial Business Board 4 St Augustine Coyne Electrical School Our own electrical genius generous with always a helping hand for everyone has a fine sense of humor In his spare time he can be found listenmg to the latest pop records DORIS JOAN JURCZAK Dor Girls League 1 2 3 4 Student Acnvtty 1 2 3 4 Never tardy No demer1ts Dor is reserved but good natured has a fine sense of humor IS a sincere friend likes B H S sports events HEDWIG KACPRZAK Hedy Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Parents Night 3 Choir B l 2 3 4 No demer1ts S S Cyrtl 8: Methodius School A friendly young m1ss likes sports especially swimming ICC skating and tennis a record enthusiast also enjoys painting durmg her leisure hours BRENDA THERESA KARWAN Bren Girls League 2 3 4 Torch Business Board 2 3 Rally Committee Chairman 4 Biology Club 3 Chemistry Club 4 Girls Leaders Corps 3 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Cheerleaders 3 4 Captain 4 Never tardy No demer1ts Burr Junior High School Our pert and petite captain of the Pizza Queen shes fun loving and fun to be with a very good dresser adds a sparkle to any occasion her VIVSCIOUS personality assures Bren a successful nursing career EDWARD HENRY KELLY Boys' Club 4. St. Augustine School. A fellow who's quiet and happy-go-lucky . . . a true believer in NO homework . . . is well liked by those who know him . . . he lets nothing bother him. 'ti H66-..,.Y JUSTINE MARIE KING s Girls League 1 2 3 4 Room Representative 1 Choir B 2 3 4 United Nations 3 Torch Business Board 3 4 Photography Club 4 N1 No Van 4 Torch Typist 4 Never tardy No demerrts Sr Augustine School A petite lady with a sweet disposition admired by all who know er always ready to defend her Red Sox enjoys good books and swimmrng NANCY MARGARET KINSELLA Nan Girls League 2 3 4 Student Activity 2 3 4 Burr Jr High School She seems quiet at first but look again has a pleasant smile which she gives a lot of use if silence IS golden Nan will be a success in anything she undertakes LORRAINE KITTREDGE Lorrie Grrs League 1 2 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 United Nations Club I German Club 2 Chess Club 1 2 3 Opinion Exchange 3 lst Scholarshrp Prize 1 2nd Scholarship Prrze 2 3 No demerrts Washington St School Middlebury College A sweet girl with lovely blonde hair a brilliant scholar and a hard worker very active rn Girl Scouts her ability and per severance guarantee her future success THEODORE JOSEPH KOSTEK Te German Club 3 32 Club Honor Society 4 Leadership Training 4 Hartford Public High School University of Connecticut A real all around guy friendly sincere and well liked rkes a good time Teds quiet yet friendly manner will long be remembered m the halls of B H S RITA MARIE KOZAK Kozy Girls League 2 3 4 Choir B 3 4 Torch Typist 4 No demerits Cathedral High School Kozy possesses a soft spoken manner shining tresses which are the envy of many a rare combination of personality and beauty has made her many friends CYNTHIA ANN KRITZMAN Cn Girls Leaguel 2 3 4' Choir B 1 2 3 4. No demerits. Immaculate Conception School. St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing. Wonderful personality . . . a spirited Bulkeley fan . . . has a cheery greeting for all . . . a rock 'n roll enthusiast . . . her love of life makes her welcome in any group. if ROBERT FRANKLIN KUEHNEL Bo Boys Club 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Boys Leaders Corps 2 junior Achievement 4 Burr Junior High School University of Connecticut A great lad who loves a good time full of laughs will play basketball or go dancing anytime anyone suggests doing so ROY ANTHONY LABESKY Ro Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Student Council 1 2 3 Biology Club 1 Freshman Choir 1 Choir B 2 Junior Literary Club 1 Dramatic Club 4 Welcoming Committee 2 3 4 United Nations Club 4 junior City Council 4 Basketball 1 Public Speakmg Contest 3 Never absent Southwest School Providence College Live love and laugh seems to be his code but dont be fooled Roy is a smcere and diligent person a loyal Bulldog and Yankee an sport dances rate tops with him JOSEPH ANTHONY LaCAVA o Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Bowling 1 2 St Augustine School University of Connecticut A good friend whom all close to him appreciate likes to spend his leisure time playing ball or lust hangmg around Goodwin Park MARY LOU LaCAVA Lou Girls League 1 2 3 4 Room Representative 2 Alternate 3 Choir Italian Club 1 2 3 Room Treasurer 1 Never tardy No demerits St Augustine School A girl whose friendly and kind nature make her a teal friend considerate at all times Lou can always be seen cheering at all B H S games CAROLYN ANN LAMO Carol Girls League 2 3 4' Student Council Alternate 2' Girls' Leaders Corps 4' Cheerleader 4' Torch' Editorial Board 2 3 4' Columnist 4' Choir B 2 3 4' Quid Nunc Club 3 4' Maple Leaves Business Board 4. No demerits. Burr Junior High School. One of Bulkeleys own pizza queens . . . peppy and popular . . . forever looking for choice bits of news for the gossip column . . . has a friendly greeting for all. JOSEPH SALVATORE LANTIERI .. O ,. Boys' Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2. Never absent. Never tardy. Burr junior High School. Ward School of Electronics. A likable talkative fellow who enjoys playing basketball and dancing . . . joe's an avid supporter of all Bulkeley's team as well as a sincere friend. .Ala 4:--' Qi 4Q7 X it-1 FRANKLYN SCOTT LAPENT Scott Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Freshman Chorr 1 Southwest School Umversrty of Connecttcut A lad wrth a radrant smtle ltkes baseball golfing and swlmmtng hrs frnendly way wtll always Wm htm friends GERARD ALLEN LAPENT Gerry Boys Club 4 Southwest School Umverstty of Connecucut A very quret lrkable fellow who lxkes to do anythmg from hunttng to collecting guns cooperatxve and dependable can always be counted on to jom a good time PHYLLIS MARIE LaPOIN'1 Phy Grrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Executrve Board 3 V1cePres1dent 4 Grrls Leaders Corps 3 4 Juntor Red Cross Councrl 1 2 3 4 Vrce President 4 Photography Clubl 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club 3 4 Chemxstry Club 4 Volleyball l 2 Bowlmg 1 2 3 Never tardy Southwest School Teachers College of Connecttcut A blonde hatred and blue eyed little mtss who IS loads of fun to be wrth mlschtevous at txmes Phyl lxvens up any party IS always wxllmg to lend a helpmg hand PATRICIA JANE LARAIA a Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Gtrls Leaders Corps 3 Junior Cnty Councll Regtstrar 3 4 Junxor Red Cross 1 Chemtstry Club 3 4 Quld Nunc 3 4 St Augustme School Sweet and cute wlth a cheerful dlsposxtxon a smcere and loyal frxend to all th1s well mannered mlss has won the respect of all her classmates JOANNA BERNADETTE LASKUS Gtrls League 1 2 3 4 Junror Red Crossl 2 3 4 Dtstrxct Mem ber 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Btology Club 2 Quld Nunc Club 2 3 4 Torch Edttortal Staff 3 4 Grrls Leaders Corps 3 4 General Charrman Torch Nite 4 Decoratnon Charrman Sno Frollc 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Co Captatn 4 No demerlts Southwest School School Hartford Hospltal School of Nursmg You re ln luck nf you re a frrend of Jos she Just seems to glow wrth frxendlxness and unbounded energy who Il want to get well tf Joanna rs her nurse? MARIE JOSEPHINE LATINA G ggles Grrls League 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross 4 Photography Club 3 4 Torch 2 Typtst 4 Burr Jr I-Ilgh School Htllyer College Her nickname suits her well known for the mlschtevous twmkle tn her eyes shes pleasant to be wnth loves to lnsten to records good luck tn the future CLAIRE CAROL LeMIEUX Babe Gurls League 2 3 4 Nu No Van Club 2 One Year Scholarship Hartford Art School No demeruts Burr jr Hugh School Claire has a very quuet and unassuming manner lets luttle bother er has a friendly smile she wull go far with her abuluty and her love for art JOANNE FRANCES LEONARD Girls League 1 2 3 4 Girls Leaders Corps 3 4 President 4 Torch Edutorual Board 2 3 4 Junuor Red Cross Council 1 4 Parade of Youth Correspondent 4 Rally Committee 4 Sno Froluc Chaurman 4 Biology Club 2 Quud Nunc Club 2 3 4 Vuce President 3 Nu No Van Club l No demeruts Saunt Augustune School Hartford Hospital School of Nursing An attractive gurl with a terrufuc personality full of vum vugor and vutalury very talkatuve and cheerful she wull make many pulses beat faster as a nurse MICHAEL OWEN LINNEN Muke Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Boys Club Bowling League 1 Bandl 2 3 4 Freshman Chour 1 Chour B 3 Orchestra 3 4 Never tardy South west School Hullyer College to talk about cars Muke us a drug store cowboy who us always wuth the boys DOLORES MAY LISELLA or Girls League 1 2 3 4 Photography Club 4 Freshman Chour 2 Chour B 3 4 Southwest School A cute lass with a wonderful personaluty you re never unhappy when Lors around for her gauety us contagious loves sports and us an ardent rooter at all B H S games RICHARD JOSEPH LIZAK Duck Boys Club 4 Student Actuvuty 4 Never tardy Bryant Hugh School A lukable guy with a nuce smile enjoys ice skating and almost all types of musuc A late comer who adjusted to B H S nucely good luck at college Duck OKSANA LOGUSH ue Gurls League 2 3 4 Honor Socuety 3 4 United Nations Club 3 4 Scrubblers Club 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 German Club 3 Volleyball 3 4 No demerurs Burr Jr Hugh School Unuversury of Connectucut Sue us a respected and untellugent gurl but we wull remember her most for her sweet and unnocenr ways we predict success and happiness for her his friendship ' ' , , 1 '- - y s q ' - NJC.. U D ' H l .1 u u 1 1 l A u u G l I , , 9 l , 2, 3, 2 . . 1 3. 3 . V 1 1 I l - g - - . . . . . , , ' , ,. , : n ' ' 9 , , , 5 U 1 1 , - - - A very friendly lad with a devilish way . . . loves to bowl and likes ..L ,. ' ' . , , , 4 : ' 1, 2 1 - - , . . . . . . , . Us .. ' '. , , S ' , 2 ' , : , 9 D , : . L I D 5 I , , . . . QQ 3' .ff r, if SANDRA JOYCE LOMBARDO Sandy Girls League 1 2 3 4 Hartford High School Connecticut Institute of Hairdressing An attractive lass with a warm personality who likes music and dancing a true friend to all who know her we wish good luck in hairdressmg school to Sandy RONALD JOSEPH LORANGER Ronnie Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Never tardy Southwest School Ward School of Electronics When Ronme is around there IS a. good time in store he likes swimming and photography an avid Bulkeleyite who can be seen at all sports events Ronme will succeed at Ward School of Electronics BEVERLY ANN LUPO Bev Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Twirlerl 2 3 4 Head Twirler 4 Letter 3 4 Never tardy No dements Southwest School This captain of the majorettes is cute and sweet has a peaches and cream complexion Bevs quiet or peppy as the occaston requires always neat and well groomed SEBASTIAN ANDREW MACCA Subby Boys Club 2 3 4 Choir B 2 3 4 Choir C 2 3 4 Track 2 Baseball 2 Never tardy No demerits Burr Jr High School University of Connecticut An easy going lad who is liked by all ever ready to do his share likes sports and building model planes theres always a jovial atmosphere with Subby around SALLY MacGOVERN Dial Art Board 4 Never tardy Burr Jr High School Her smile is as warm and friendly as Sally herself shes cute loads of fun and makes friends easily the future holds much happiness for this little miss DONALD MADER Don Boys Club 1 2 3 4. St. Augustine School. One of Bulkeleys own mechanics Don is the boy who's building his own car . . . a likable classmate whose future boatyard we'll be sure to patronize. JEAN ROSE MAKS eanme Grrls League 1 2 3 4 Never tardy No elements St Augustrne School Known for her sweet drsposmon and fnendly way she rs also a cooperatrve worker horse back ndmg and skatrng rate hrgh wrth jeannre she rs sure to go far RICHARD MICHAEL MALLOY Dlck Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Boys Club Bowling League 2 Student Council l Brology Club 2 Classrcal Club 3 4 Parnassus Club 3 junror Prom Cornmrttee 3 No dements Southwest School Unxversrty of Connectrcut Drck loves the sound of laughter nothmg seems to bother hlm qulet Cmost of the tlmej all who know hum appreciate hrs frrendshrp CARMEN FELICE MANCINI Carm Boys Club 3 4 Hall Hrgh School Umverslty of Connectrcut Carm lS a very good natured lad rn hrs two years at Bulkeley who lrkes baseball JOHN A MARTIN JR Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Choxr B and C 4 Unxted Nanons Club 2 Room Treasurer 4 Never tardy Southwest School Brg John wrrh the brg big smrle wrtty a welcome addmon to any group theres never a dull moment when hes around JOSEPH ANTHONY MARTINO e Boys Clubl 2 3 4 St Augustine School Quret and frxendly and always wrllmg to lrsten joe enloys and also lxkes to burld small projects ALBERTA MARTUCCI Grrls League 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 3 Choir C 2 3 4 Wel coming Commlttee 3 4 Opmron Exchange 3 4 V1cePres1denr Room Treasurer 2 3 Burr jr Hrgh Holyoke Hospital School of Nursmg A frrendly good narured lass sweet and well mannered a neat dresser wnll never be forgotten by her many frnends . .. he has proved himself- a good friendlto all . . . a serious fellow NIO .. HAI.. PAUL MATARAZZO Motts Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 3, 4g Football l, 2, 3, 49 Letter 2, 3, 4. Saint Augustine School. Motts is always happy . . . a good-narured fellow whom everyone likes . . . a really great gridiron star with spirit plus . . . a very good sport. MARTHA J. MATSIKAS Marti Girls League l 2 3 4 Honor Society 4 Twtrlers 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Letter 3 4 Torch Editorial Board 2 3 4 Editor in Chief 4 Homeroom Treasurer 1 Photography Club 1 Stagecraft Club 2 Dramatic Club 3 4 Torch Nite Board 4 Rally Committee 4 Freshman Choirl Senior Choir and Glee Club 2 3 4 Never tardy No demerlts Washington St School Hartford College Good things come in small packages forever seen in the Torch room never without a smile our own junior Prom Queen she has a pleasing personality and friendly manner CAROLYN JEAN MATTHEWS Girls League 1 2 3 4 Choir 1 Parents Night 3 No dements Washington St School A sweet attractive little blonde who loves to talk and rod around a line artist well liked she adds ltfe to any occasion JANICE MCCOMBE Quld Nunc Club 4 Junior Achievement 3 Never tardy No demerxts Burr jr High School Always bubbling over w1th happiness she can really keep you in stitches never seen without a smile greets everyone with a heartfelt Hello loves to talk JANICE M MCDERMOTT Girls League 3 4 Choir B 3 Photography Club 4 Opinion Exchange 4 junior City Councll Publicity Director 4 Dramatic Club 4 First Aid 4 Never tardy No dements Cathedral High School Saint Francis Hospital School of Nursing Shes tall and attractive VIVZCIOUS and easy to get along with always seen with a crowd around her is ambitious and very acnve in many clubs JAMES MCGEE ITI Boys Club 2 3 4 No demerits Burr junior High School jun is a lad of few words friendly and sincere serious Cusuallyj but he enpoys a good time basketball swimming and hunting are his sparenme mdulgences 6 . 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' rl? tl 4 4 , t Q5 QU!! ,sr JAMES RAYMOND MCGOUGH II1 ,Ja Honor Socnety 4 Chemrstry Club 4 Junror Achrevernent 3 4 No demerrts Cathedral Hxgh School Conscrenuous conservatwe and rntelhgent Jim has a creanve nature pleasmg dlsposltxon IS always wrllmg to help out a wrzard m Physics Lab JOHN THOMAS McGUINNESS Mac Boys Club 1 2 3 4 junlor Achievement 3 St Augustine School Hes polrte and reserved but always ready for a good laugh treats everyone as a friend an all round good fellow RICHARD MCKEON Mrckey Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Brology Club 2 Lettermens Club 3 Cross -J Country 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Never tardy St Augustine School Umversrty of Connecticut Mrld mannered srncere and thoughtful descrrbe Mrckey s person one a loyal rooter who can be seen at all B H S sports events K BRUCE DONALD MCPHEE Rock Boys Club 2 3 4 Burr jr Hugh School Teachers College of Connectrcut Bruce has an easy gomg manner and takes l1fe as rt comes IS dark curly hair rs the envy of many hrs wxtty personahty and wrllrngness to help have won hrm many frrends AGNES MCINTOSH MCVEE Nan iv Never tardy No demerrts Farrhaven High School Nan rs a lrkable grrl wrth a very frrendly way although she came late to Bulkeley all who know her call her a true frrend llkes swrmmrng and tennrs good luck rn the future DIANE EDITH MEADE Grrls League l 2 3 4 Room Treasurer 3 Student Councrl 1 Welcomrng Commrttee 2 3 4 Freshman Chorr I Chou' B 3 Twrrler 1 2 3 Band Malorette 4 Photography Club 3 4 Qurd Nunc Club 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club Productxon Staff 3 4 Torch Nite 2 No demerlts Southwest School Unrversrty of Connectrcut Free and snappy never unhappy Dr possesses a terrrfrc school spmt rs pretty and fun loving has a sparkling smrle she wrll leave Bulkeleys halls echoing sf up .. RV Q . Q . L . . . . .. .. ' Y U U 3 , . ' ' ' ' if ' ' . - v l . 9? s a n f . Q ' X2 i . . ' ' 9 . ' ' ' ' ' V 4 alrty . . . enthusxastrc and lrkable . . . has a friendly smile for every- ? , ff Aff N rw 4 I .. .. , , . . . , . . . 'Sr .. ., , . . . ..Di,. ' ' D , , , 9 5 I . ' : I , -, 1 5 , fi: , , 1 . Q 1 , 5 - , , 5 , , A , :C li JOSEPH THOMAS MEUCCI oe Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 CoCapta1n 4 Baseball 3 4 Letter 3 4 CoCapta1n 4 Class Marshal 4 Burr Jr Hxgh School Vxllanova Mr Football hlmself one of the greatest halfbacks 1n Bulkeleys hrstoty qulte popular wxth the opposxte sex h1s great athletic abllmes and gemal personaltty assure htm of future success JANE ELEANOR MEYERS ame Gxrls League 1 2 3 4 Photography Club 2 Torch Nlte 3 Dlal Busmess Board 3 St Augustine School Hxllyer College Very rarely IS janne not laughmg a fun lovxng and sweet glrl well lxked by all a loyal Bulldog rooter theres never a u moment 1f thxs mxschnevous lass 15 near JOANNE FRANCES MICALI Glrls League 2 3 4 Burr junror Hxgh School A dark hatred miss whos as ltvely as a ball of flre one of Bulkeleys best dancers she really enjoys herself all the tnme jo will always be remembered for her mrschlevous capers DONALD BURTON MILLER Don Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Chess Club 2 Avtatxon u 1 2 Audxo V1sual Atd Squad 1 2 3 4 Presxdent 4 Southwest School Atlantic Umon College A very frxendly lad who always has a smtle and a kmd word or a he can usually be found txed up m a roll of movte film rn t e AVA room cars radro and sports occupy h1s spare mme ROBERT MILLER Bo Boys Club 4 Football 3 Burr jr Hrgh School A very quxet easy gomg fellow who takes everythmg rn h1s strlde 15 a real sports enthus1ast w1ll long be remembered for h1s quret manner JACQUELINE ANTAYA MIRAULT ackxe Girls League 2 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Audio Vrsual A1ds 2 Secretary2 3 4 Torch Business Board 3 4 Choxr B 2 3 4 Chotr C 4 Never tardy No demerlts Mount Samt joseph Academy A reserved lady but a great leader an av1d baseball and basketball an a COUSCICHIIOUS student respected by both faculty and classmates jack1e does well In whatever she attempts bl THOMAS DAVID MOLLOY Cody Boys Club 2 3 4 J V Basketball 2 Intramural Basketball 3 6 Burr Junror Hxgh School 2 A quret boy who en1oys a good laugh has a smxle for everyone takes an actxve mterest rn basketball ALLEN L MOREL Boys Club 2 3 4 Swrmmmg 2 3 4 Captarn 4 Football 4 Golf 4 Key Award rn Scholastxc Arts Burr jr Hrgh School A quret lad at times but to close fnends a boy wrth good time sprrlt A very good swrmmer who l1kes football and golf aso good luck tn the servrce Al FRANCIS MORELLO Frank Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Band 1 3 Chess Club 1 2 Audro Vrsual And Squad 1 2 3 4 jumor Achrevement Never tardy Moylan School Umversrty of Connectrcut Frank rs a really jovlal person he always has a frrendly remark for everyone he loves to fxx up hrs car one of Bulkeleys better muslcxans we wrsh hrm good luck at UConn JUDITH MORRIS udy Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Bxology Club 2 Jr Red Cross 2 Bowlmg 2 3 Never tardy Southwest School A wonderful gal to know dependable and thoughtful wrth a hne sense of humor IS always ready to help out a genrus wrth a cook book RICHARD EDWIN MORSE Moe Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Photography Clubl 2 Southwest School A qulet and reserved young man enjoys photography and playxng around wrth ham radros Those who know Moe apprecnate hrs frxendshrp PHYLLIS CATHERINE MOYLAN P 1 Gxrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Quxd Nunc Club 2 3 4 Chorr B 1 2 3 Dramatrc Club 4 Photography Club 4 Torch Busrness Board 4 No demerrts Southwest School Samt Francrs School of Nursxng Attractrve sweet and full of fun descrrbes her to a T shes rarely seen wlthout her other half Cathre Theres always a mrs chxevous twrnkle rn her eyes u 11 ' . . 1 1 1 ' - 1 ' u 3 ln ' . 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' . . . , . . . - RONALD MATTHEW MUCHA Ron Boys Club 4 Holy Trinity High School Quiet in class but just the opposite once he s outside Ron s al ways ready for a good time and is known for his carefree manner HENRY ANTHONY MURASKI Hank Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Student Activity 1 2 3 4 Immaculate Con ception School Never a dull moment in any class when Hank s around where ever theres a good time youll find Muraski his friendliness assures him of a bright future EDWARD RICHARD NAGLE Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Never tardy Southwest School Morse Business College A tall easy going lad is a quiet but likable classmate likes to tinker with cars can be seen supporting all Bulkeley teams CATHERINE ANN NAMNOUM Cathie Girls League l 2 3 4' Student Council 2' 'Torch ' Business Board 4' Welcoming Committee 1 2 3 4' Dramatic Club Production Staff 4' Photography Club Business Board 4' Quid Nunc Club 2 3 4' Choir B 2' Southwest School' Fones Dental Hygiene School. Cute and cheerful . . . Cathie has a smile that has won her many friends . . . With het sparkling personality she has been a real asset to our class. NAOMI MAE NICHOLAS Noma Girls League 1 2 3 4' Choir A 1' Choir B 2 3' Red Cross Club 1 2 3' First Aid 4' Biology Club 1' Torch' Business Board 4. Never tatdy. No demerits. Washington St. School. Noma is a conscientious girl and thoughtful friend to all . . . cer- tain to be a very proficient little homemaker and nurse. KENNETH FRANCIS NICHOLS ' Ken ' Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Activity 1, 2, 3, 4. Southwest School. Ken enjoys a good time . . . has a good-natured jovial personality . . . likes sports especially hunting and fishing . . . is a true friend to all who know him. it-ex '1 '-7- I 1150? :VJ fv- 'ty NANCY JEAN NICHOLS Penny Girls' League 1 2 3 45 Orchestra 1, 25 Photography Club lg Never tardy Southwest School Shmy as a new penny IS Nancys sparklmg personallty rea smooth on the dance floor She has a cute smrle and sweet dxs posmon plans to be a dancmg teacher TOVE NIELSEN Re Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Chorr A 1 Chess Clubl Student Councrl 2 Welcom1ngComm1ttee2 Twrrl ers 2 3 4 Vlce Presrdent 4 Volleyball All Star Team 1 Never tardy No demerrts Southwest School A popular gxrl wrth loads of personality always on the beam hne baton twrrler Red loves to dance PETER CARROLL NOONAN Pete Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Immaculate Conception School Unrversrty of Cormectrcut There s mxschref rn hrs eyes but rn hrs quret way he manages to have a smrle for all he IS a good frrend to all who know hrm ANNA PEARL NORELL Anne Umted Nations Club 2 Hartford Hrgh School Shes quret and serene t1l she gets rn a sllly mood a good student really interested rn her studies Anne lxkes rock n roll records and swlmmmg DONA LD H LNRY OBEDZINSKI Don Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Industrral Arts Club 1 Radlo Club 1 Z Cross Country 3 Basketball 2 Never tardy No demerxts New Park Ave nue School Umversrty of Connectxcut When Dons around there IS never a dull moment h IS a great lover of musxc and dancmg a very lrkable guy who appeals to all CLAUDIA ARLENE OGREN Claude Grrls League 2 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 secretary 4 32 Club 4 Maple Leaves Busmess Board 4 junior Prom Commxttee 3 Choir B 3 Qurd Nunc Club 3 4 Photography Club 4 Dramanc Club 4 Never tardy No demerlts Burr jr Hugh School Bellevrew Hospnal School of Nursrng Her blonde harr and peaches and cream complexron are the envy of many shes wrtty rntellrgent and delrghtful to know her genume mterest rn everyone w1ll always be remembered :hr N 2 KEVIN JAMES OMARA Boys Club 2 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 V1cePres1 dent 4 Boys State Delegate 3 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Opmron Exchange 3 President 4 Parnassus 4 Cholr B 2 Chess Club 3 Photography Club 2 4 Chemrstry Club 4 Torch Sports Edrtor 4 Tennrs 2 No demerlts Darren School A fine student hes good natured and has a srncere personalrty well lrked by all hrs classmates very ZCIIVC rn many Bulkeley actrvmes EDWARD GEORGE OSTAF IN Osty Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Never tardy Moylan School A quiet but well lrked lad good natured a thoughtful frlend takes things rn hrs strlde football IS Osty s favorrte sport EDWARD JOSEPH PABICH Boys Club 1 2 3 Honor Socrety 4 Industrral Arts Club 1 Radro Club 2 3 V1cePres1dent 2 3 No demerlts S S Cyr1l8c Methodrus School U S Coast Guard Academy Ed IS tall and good lookmg just grve hrm a car or some H1 F1 equipment and he rs satxshed perseveres rn what he rs domg untll he has accomplished rt CHARLES ORVIS PACKER Charlle Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Photography Club 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Chess 2 Bxology rn Detall 2 V1cePres1dent 2 junror Red Cross 2 Torch Photographer 4 Never tardy No demerxts Southwest School M Shutterbug of the Semor Class IS an actnve boy who loves photography and sports Charlxes perseverance and keen mmd assure htm of future success RAYMOND D PAPE Ra Boys Club 1 2 3 4 jumor Achtevement 3 4 Football 1 Never tardy Samt Peter School A tall amxable chap who rs very easy to get along wrth a great J A v1ce pres Ray could always be rdentrfled by hrs butch HOYT CURTIS PARKER JR Curt Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Student Councnl 1 Swtmmmg 3 4 Track 3 Lettermens Club 3 Never absent Never tardy Moylan School Unnverstty of Connectrcut The studlous type Curt attends all Bulkeley s actlvrtres one of our better swlmmers and trackmen possesses a clever wrt that rs enjoyed only by those who know hrm well 1 1 l 1- 1, I - - f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - I -1 .1 - l 1 1 1 1 1 - . 4 1- 11 , , , , . . . . . . . - .. , ., . Ed 1 . . ' . . . 1 1 1 1 1 , , - , . . . . ,, ,, . . . . . . . -1 ' 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . -Q .. - , . . . U 1, - - - V l'. .. - 1 1, - tt yn , - . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , . . . 1- - .1 r. -r - - - , . -1 11 - U . . . - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - H H 1 - A - FRANK PETER PASCUCCIO Gus Choir B 8: C 2, 3, 4g Torch Nite 2, 4. Never tardy. Burr Jr. High School. There's never a dull moment when little Gus is around . . . a really grand fellow with a big personality . . . likes music . . . as an ardent sports fan he goes in for baseball and horseback riding. MICHELINE ANN PATERNOSTRO Mickey Girls League 2 3 4 Choir A 1 Never rardy Wethersneld jr High School A wonderful friend Mickey is always dependable as well as gracious in manner She will long be remembered by her classmates ANN DENISE PEATIE Dennie Girls League 3 4 Choir B 3 4 Torch Business Board 4 Photo graphy Club 4 No demerits Mt St joseph Academy Dennie always has a big smile for everyone she has a sweet disposition and IS friendly cooperative and dependable always ready for a good laugh loads of fun to be with JUDITH KNOX PECK udy Girls League l 2 3 4 Choir Al Choir B 2 3 4 French Club 4 Junior Red Cross 2 Classical Club 2 3 4 Never rardy No demerits Southwest School Elmira College A gracious girl with a friendly word for everyone quiet con scientious and very cooperarve her sincere manner makes her a favorite with her classmates HARVEY JOSEPH PELTON Harv Boys Club 1 2 3 Aviation Club 1 2 3 Boys Leaders Corps 2 Junior Achievement 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 1 V Baseball 1 2 3 Golf 3 4 St Peter School University of Connecticut Cheerful and happy go lucky things really start lumpmg when Harv is around seems to have a special attraction for the opposite sex JACQUELINE PENDER ackle Girls League 2 3 4 Room Representative 3 Executive Board 3 Honor Society 4 Girls Leaders Corps 4 Choir A 1 32 Club 3 4 French Club 2 3 President 3 Classical Club 3 4 President 4 Room Treasurer 4 Library Aide 3 junior Prom Court 3 Never rardy No demerits Webster Junior High School Teachers College of Connecticut Her sincerity and friendly disposition have won her many friends gentle in manner jackie one of the most reliable girls in the class is known for her sunny smile 11 - 11 . , ' . 1 1 1 - - - - .1 - 11 - - 1 11 - 11 - 1 . - . 11 11 . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 11 1 11 - - , . . . 111 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - ' . . . , - , . . . 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' , , , , . . . . .1 11 - - 1 111 - 11 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , , - U .1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v ' , . . . .1 - 11 1 . . 1 . . . . , , . BARBARA VERONICA PENELLI Bobby Grrls League 3 4 Student Acttvrty 3 4 No demerxts Hrllhouse High School Her jet black harr rs the envy of many Bobble has beautrful clothes and wears them well loves to dance and llsten to mustc a mrschtevous gxrl but a grand frrend MARIAN ELIZABETH PIKULA Mare Glrls League 2 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Honor Socxety 3 4 Student Councll 2 Maple Leaves Edltorral Board 4 Dral Art Board 3 4 Student Senate 2 jr Red Cross 2 French Club Secretary 3 4 Scrrbblers Club 2 3 4 5th member 3 Presrdent 4 Qurd Nunc Club 4 Grrls Leaders Corps 3 4 Never tardy No demerrts Burr junior Hrgh School Pratt Instrtute A sweet and srncere young rnlss always has a Hello for all courteous at all trmes Marran has the rare grft of makmg and keeping frrends JOHN STANLEY PLIS Brology 2 S S Cyrrl 8: Methodxus Unrverslty of Connectxcut Theres always somethmg on hrs m1nd JP lrkes almost every sport there rs easy to make friends wrth an ardent stamp and com collector whos also mterested rn photography WILLIAM GEORGE POPOWICZ Po Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Avratron Club 1 2 Secretary 2 Brology rn Detall Club 2 Southwest School Unrversxty of Connectlcut Tall and frxendly our boy Pop loves everythmg connected wrth cars and model a1rplanes he should have a great future ahead of hrm m the field of avratxon LUCILLE FRANCES PRESUTTI Lucy Gxrls League 2 3 4 Room Representative 2 Choir B Z 3 Photo graphy Club 2 Torch Busrness Board 2 French Club 3 Treasurer 3 Never tardy No demerrts Burr jumor Hrgh School Lu IS a terrxflc combrnatxon of vrm and v1gor her sunny smxle and frrendly manner are two of her greatest assets a sweet Mrss well lrked by all HUBERT P PUTNAM u Inter Hrgh Cholr 2 Glee Club 1 Chorr C 2 Choxr B 2 Track 3 4 Burr junior Hrgh School Howard College Hes not a very brg lad but Put can surely make a lot of noxse enjoys tmkerrng wrth radzos and readmg sclence flctlon frlendly and well lrked 11 11 . , . . . . . 1 1 1 - ' . . . 11 - 1. - u 11 . 1 , 11 11 Q - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - ,, ,, . . . . . 1 1 s 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . . - - 1. 11 uJ P 11 1 - - - u 11 - . , . . 11 P11 , l . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - -1 11 - - 11 11 . , D . 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AUSRA RADZIULIS Student Acuvrty 4 French Club 3 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Never tardy No dements Fxfth Avenue Hrgh School Prttsburgh Shes quret yet frrendly to all sweet and smcere at all trmes courteous and dependable her quret manner wrll long be remembered by the Class of 57 JOYCE ANN MARIE RAMUNNO Peaches Student Actrvrty 3 4 No demerrrs Putnam Academy Hartford Hosprtal School of Nursmg Quret except when wrth frrends mature and courteous pleasrng tn personalrty Peaches never lets anythrng bother her hopes to be a nurse lucky panenrs' CAROL ANN RAYNER Grrls League 1 2 3 4 Student Actlvrty 1 2 3 4 Burr Jumor Hlgh School A lovely slrm blonde who always w1ll be found erther chatterrng or eatrng lrkes musrc she should go far wrth her rnterest rn rnterror decoratrng ELLEN MARIE REARDON Grrls League 1 2 3 4 Freshman Choir 1 Volleyball 1 2 St Augustrne School Quret cooperatrve and cute rs El always has a sunny smrle for all and a twtnkle rn her eye cheerful and fun lovrng lends lrvelrness to any occasron JOSEPH FRANK REILLY oe Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, V1cePres1dent 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Student Senate 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter men's Club 3, 4, Presrdenr 4 Southwest School Easy gorng and care free and one of the most popular semor boys Jolt1ng Joes' basketball wrzardry led many Bulkeley flves to vrctory hrs athletrc prowess assures hxm of success JOHN WILLIAM REYNOLDS jack Boys' Club 2, 4, Honor Socrety 4, Classical Club 3, 4, Sth Member 3, 4, Chemrstry Club 4, President 4, Chess Club 4, Oprnron Ex change Club 4, Tennis 3, 4 No dements Burr Jr Hrgh School College of Wrllram 81 Mary 'Jack has a quret yer frrendly manner whtch has won hrm many frlends rs easy gorng a good student loves to play golf rs handy wrth a rest tube and bunsen burner A..-I QW JOYCE ANGELA RIBERA Rrbby Glrls League 1 2 3 4 Freshman Cholr 1 2 Cholr B 3 4 Italxan Club 2 3 Vrce Ptesxdent 3 Photography Club 3 4 Dual Typtst 4 Maple Leaves Typist 4 Weaver Hrgh School A dynamo of energy brlght and cheerful and lrvely Rlbby xs always known to have a devxlnsh twmkle rn her beautxful eyes and a mce smxle whnch she grves a lot of use JEANNE V RINGUETTE Vicky Samt Ann School A lrttle gnrl wnh a brg frnendly smnle a photography enthusrast loves small chrldren Vncky never tnlsses a chance to meet people CATHERINE ANN RIZZO Cathxe Glrls League 2 3 4 Room Representative 3 Photography Club 2 3 Nr No Van Club 2 3 4 Never tardy Burr Junxor Hxgh School Kathryn Grbbs Secretarlal School Oithle wxth her beautiful long harr and extremely frxendly person alrty IS an enjoyable classmate and an ldeal compamon can always be found at Ye Olde Webster on Frxday mghts ROBERT S ROMAN Fuzzy Cholr C 3 4 Wrndsor Hrgh School A tall good lookmg fellow wrth a broad smlle for everyone happy by nature mrschrevous m spmt Fuzzy can be seen anywhere there are good food and pretty grrls MARIE ROMANIW Glrls League 3 4 Scrlbblers Club 4 Unlted Natlons Club 4 St Mary Vrlla Academy Lovely and lxvely always smxlmg Mane has a keen sense of humor and 15 a true and loyal classmate sports and dancmg rate high on Maries lxst of good txmes MURIEL CHARLOTTE ROY Girls League 3 4 Torch Nrte 3 Fathers Club Mmstrel 3 Never tardy No demernts Putnam Catholxc Academy Shes mcelookmg neat as a pm and has a sweet dlsposrtxon po ular h bo h p wrt t sexes can always be found where the com panys lively u - n . , . . . . 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GENNARO RUSSO Sonny Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Golf 3 4 Letter 3 4 Captarn 4 Southwest School A wonderful fellow wxth a good sense of humor qurte popular wnth the opposlte sex Sonny IS an avrd golfer IS easy gomg ways assure hum of popularrty rn the future GEORGE ARVEN RUSTIGIAN Rusty Boys Club 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 32 Club 3 4 German Club 3 4 Classncal Club 3 4 Parnassus Club4 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Bxology Club 2 No demerlts Washrngton St School Trxmty College A great fellow and a bundle of laughter all rolled mto one Rusty radnates frxendllness wherever he goes llkes sports and mstrumental musrc a very clever lad he should go far m the Held of engxneermg SUSAN ELIZABETH RYAN ue Grrls League 1 2 3 4 Student Council 1 2 3 4 Welcommg Commnttee 2 Chonr 1 2 St Augustnne School A very pretty girl wxth georgous clothes she always has a wltt remark ready loves to dance Sue can regularly be seen cheerlng for Bulkeley at the various sports events JOSEPHINE J SALONE Grrls League 1 2 3 4 Room Representanve 1 2 Sth Member 2 Secretary 3 Presrdent 4 Rally Commltree 4 junror Prom Commxttee 3 Rally Dance Committee 2 3 4 Grrls Leaders Corps 2 3 4 Maple Leaves Buslness Manager 4 Room Treasurer 3 4 Choxr 1 2 Photography Club 2 3 Ital1anClub2 3 No demerlts Washlngton St School Teachers College of Connectxcut jo IS one of Bulkeleys leaders shes always ready to lend a helpxng hand to anyone rn need loyal and hard worlung true Bulkeleyrte ROSEMARY CONSTANCE SALVATORE Rosxe Glrls League 1 4 Freshman Choxr I Never tardy St Peter School A cute and very talkatrve lass has an avrd mterest ln football and baseball spends many of her lelsure moments entertamlng the pablum ser LOUISE SANTILLI Lou Gxrls League 3 4 Representatxve 4 Torch Nlte 3 4 Wm Hall High School Full of fun always ready for a good t1me Lou talks wlth her blg brown eyes enjoys muslc feels right at home on a dance floor u 11 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1. 11 1 . 11 11 1 ' - . 11 11 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - ' ' ,, ,, . . . . . . 1 , ns 11 . , ' . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . . 11 11 111011 . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 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' . . . 3. 11 1 11 . , l . , , . . . . u 11 , 1 1 , , 1 . - 1. 11 - D . . . , FRANCES J SANZARO FranRan Girls Leaguel 4 Student Actrvrtyl 3 4 Sr Augustine School Always in a carefree mood sociable and very popular with the opposite sex never misses a sports dance or a Saturday night at the Fountain ROSE SASSONE Rosie Girls League 2 3 4 Choir 2 Burr Jr High School Gaiety and ltght heartedness are two of Rosie s outstanding qualities cheerful and mischievous she loves to swim and is always ready to cut a rug EMMANUEL SCATA Manny Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Vice President 4 Foot ball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 St Augustine School Villanova College An athlete of outstanding ability with a big smile and always a new grr a wonderful friend to have Manny is known and liked by all MARY ELAINE SCHIAVO e Girls League 1 2 3 4' Room Treasurer 1 2' Freshman Choir 1' Choir B 2 4' Parents' Night 1' Girls' Bowling 1' Italian Club 2 3 Treasurer 3' Chairman of Language Club Christmas Tea 3' Photo- graphy Club 3 4' Dial Typist 4' Maple Leaves' Typist 4. Never tardy. No demerits. Southwest School. A sparkling personality and a flair for having a good time wherever she is . . . jeff' has that certain something that makes her well liked by all. B. H. S. will miss her sincere and friendly manner. PATRICIA CAROL ANN SERIGNESE a Girls League 2 3 4' Choir 2 3 4' Photography Club 2. Never tardy. Mt. St. joseph Academy. attractive girl with an enviable figure . . . spreads cheer wherever s e goes with her infectious gaiety . . . will always be remembered for the lovely clothes she wears so well. MARY CARMEL SHEEHAN Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Never tardy. Southwest School. A quiet, sincere girl, who has a pleasant nature . . . can often be found roller skating . . . fond of music, too. 'QA tg ,ng - v , -ra MN 'T E252 JOSEPH FRANCIS SMITH Smitty Boys Club 2 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 Burr Junior High School University of Connecticut Very friendly and smcere Smitty enjoys golfing fishing and hunting has a very clever wit Joe will succeed in anything he tries KATHLEEN FRANCIS SMITH Kathy Girls League 1 2 3 4 Freshman Choir 1 No demerits Southwest School St Francis Hospital School of Nursmg Reserved rn manner Kathy has a warm personality likes to read enloys bowling and listening to popular music s e deserves success in her nursing career ANTHONY MIKE STARACE Tony Chess Clubl 2 Boys Club 1 2 Never tardy No demernts Wash mgton St School Teachers College of Connecticut A friendly fellow with a pleasant hello for all an avid sports fan especially of B H S teams Tony is sure to succeed rn his teaching career good luck to you at New Brttam Teachers College CAROLYN ANN STAVOLA Carrie Girls League 1 2 Student Activity 1 2 Freshman Choir 1 2 Never tardy Southwest School This lass is quiet until shes with her own crowd and the pleasant in manner and extremely likable she rates the Red Sox tops as her baseball team MICHAEL JOHN STAVOLA Big Mike Dramatic Club 2' Football 3' Baseball 1 2 3' Basketball 1 2. Newington High School. Stamford University. Tall and good-looking . . . he has a broad smile for all . . . his witty remarks enliven any occasion . . . 'Miken deserves the best of luck in whatever he undertakes. MICHAEL THOMAS STAVOLA Mike Boys' Club 3 43 Student Activity 3 4. St. Peter School. A handsome fellow who is quiet but has made many friends at Bulkeley . . . Mike is one of the sharpest dressers in our class. Q..-.-V' 4- 5 J 1 x -li-2. A - 1,-, '63 'Ls AA' j' g,z r ! ' V' 'A' RICHARD S STAWIARSKI Stubby Audio Visual Aids Squad 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Choir A 1 Choir B 1 2 3 4 Choir C 2 3 4 Football 1 Never tardy St Augustine School University of Connecticut He always has a friendly word for all lrkes fun and enloys music especially playing sax and accordion at which hes a professional KATHRYN CECELIA STEVENS Trrcks Never tardy No demerits Wilbur Cross High School Tricks has a most pleasing personality a sweet disposition and friendly srnrle for all loves to lrsten to pop tunes enloys a good time THEODORE SUDAL Polack Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Co Captain 4 Track 1 2 Babe Allen Trophy 3 Class Marshal 4 S S Cyril 8: Methodrus School A gridiron great he is good looking wellburlt and popular with both sexes we predict success for Ted because of hrs conscientious attitude as well as hrs friendly personality and athletic accomplishments CHARLES ARTHUR SURKO Smiley Boys Club 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Burr junior High School University of Connecticut Smiley as his nickname indicates always looks happy a quiet but likable lad an ardent sports enthusiast Silence is golden is his motto LAURA MARION SZIKSAI Lot Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Room Rep 1, NrNo Van Club 1 St Augustine School 'Lot is one of the BulIdog's most faithful rooters likes to dance and to attend B H S activities a pleasant person to know shes sweet and friendly to all RONALD JAMES TAKSAR Ron Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Radio Club 35 Aviation Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3: junior Red Cross lg Junior Literary Club 1. Southwest School. University of Connecticut. A good-natured lad who loves jazz and skating . . . Ron is one of the best bicycle riders in New England . . . a Hi-Fi fan . . . he has a bright future because of his varied interests. 'haf M gl? if Z ofa if LUCIA ROSARIA TARALLO Gnrls League 3 4 Chorr B 8: C 3 4 Drarnatrc Club 4 Orchestra 3 4 Torch Nrte 4 Band 3 4 No dements Sacred Heart School A most rnterestrng person to know Lucra wrll always be remem bered for her cosmopolrtan manner and marry talents a crnch to do well rn dramatrcs ANTON W TASCHNER JR Tony Student Councrl Representatrve 2 Alternate 3 Junror Red Cross Coun cull 2 3 Welcomrng Commrttee2 3 4 Juntor Literary Club 1 2 Southwest School Hrllyer College A very popular Sentor lad Tony loves to smg and play golf he rs always where good trmes are to be found hrs lrkable ways won htm many true frrendshrps at Bulkeley JANE CAROLYN TAYLOR Grrls League 1 2 3 4 Student Counctl 2 4 Grrls Leaders Corps 2 3 4 Dramauc Club 2 3 4 Jr Lxterary Club 1 2 Qurd Nunc Club 2 3 4 Classrcal Club 2 3 4 Red Cross 1 2 Torch Edrtorral Board 2 3 4 Student Rally Committee 3 Publrc Speakmg Wrnner A very talkatrve lass wrth a great abrlrty for overcomrng barrrers Jane rs one of Bulkeleys most active girls both rn and out of school good luck to a line leader ROBERT JOSEPH TERASE Three Aces German Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Never absent St Thomas Semrnary A fnendly boy wrth a keen mrnd and a clever wrt among hrs specnal rnterests are good musrc and strumming a gurtar JAMES WALTER THOMAS JR m Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Never tardy Southwest School Jrm rs a quiet boy wrth a lrkable way hrs rnterests are cars and art he rs sure to enjoy whatever vocatron he chooses after leavmg our hallowed halls ANN ANN ETTE TINE Grrls League 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Honor Socrety 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Leadershrp Trarnrng 4 Student Councrl 3 Welcomrng Com mrttee 4 Maple Leaves Edxtor 4 Qutd Nunc Club 4 5th Member 4 Torch Busrness Board 2 Torch Nlte 4 Burr Jr Hrgh School Petrte and popular ns thrs lrttle mass frrendly to all always busy loves to gosstp always ready to lend a helping hand ' ' . , 9 ' , : I ' 9 , : 1 . . - - . , . 1 ' . . . , 1 . l - - I Y S A U l E Y ' . . 5 . , , 5 . ur : H J . , , 1 , , 4 . ,az Q U Y Y E E 2g Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Girls' Biology 2. Southwest School. .. .. , , . . . . , . .. - ., Jr ' , , , . 4 I :A 2 . U . 1 ' It :Il ' Q ' L' 3 3 . . . 5 flied MADELYN TOSCANO Mad Never tardy No demerrts Burr jr Hrgh School A smcere frrend to all who rs known for her spontaneous laughter a smart dresser smooth on the dance floor PAUL TRACY Tracy Boys Club 2 3 4 Chorr B 2 4 Choir C 2 3 4 Never tardy No demerrts Burr junior Hrgh School A regular fellow who loves to srng hrs wrtty antrcs always enlrvenecl choir rehearsals Tracy rs always rootmg our teams on JOSEPH FRANCIS TREMONT e Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Washington St School joe rs an easy gomg boy wrth a mrschxevous sprrrt takes every thmg rn strrde a prng pong and bowlrng enthusiast ANDREW B VALENTE Andy Boys Club 2 3 4 Chemrstry Club 4 Treasurer 4 Dramatrc Club 4 Never tardy No demerxts St Augustme School Trustworthy and dependable a wonderful frxend to have never passes anyone wrthout a warm greeting Andy has a remarkable personalrty whrch wrll brtng htm continued success rn the future SHERRILL JEAN VARLEY Sherry Gtrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Room Representatxvel Art Club3 Freshman Chorr 1 Never tardy Washrngton St School A vrvacrous gxrl who s full of fun and grggles a perpetual chatter box she s attractrve and dresses well a lrvely asset to any group ROBERT G VIETS Porky Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Room Rep 1 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Student Senatel 2 3 4 Student Councrl l 2 3 4 jumor Prom Commrttee 3 Rally Commrttee 3 4 Rally Dance Commnttee 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Jumor Cnty Councxl 3 4 Mayor 4 32 Club 3 4 Maple Leaves Edrtorral Board 4 Torch Nite 3 4 Swlmmmg 1 2 Band l Orchestra 1 Southwest School Unron College One of our most popular leaders Porky IS a hard and wrllrng worker both rn and out of school hrs dynamic personalrty and native abrlrty assure htm of success vi 'Q NANCY JANE ANN VIGNATI Nan Grrls League 2 4 Chorr B 2 Dramatlc Club 2 4 Art Club 5th Member 2 Unrted Natrons Club 2 4 French Club 2 Modern Language Club 4 Torch Business Board 4 Torch Nrte Productron 2 4 Grrls Leaders Corps 2 4 Gxrls Bowlrng Team 4 Volleyball Coach 2 Christmas Concert Production 2 4 Hall Hrgh School Pratt Insut-ute Small rn srze but she makes herself known an mdustrrous gurl who really gets thmgs done her cheerful smrle and thoughtfulness makes everyone her frrend Nan IS bound to reach success MARIA VINCENZO Mary Chorr B 8: C 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club 4 Photography Club 4 Burr Jr Hugh School Mrss Nonchalance herself Marys always laughrng and havrng a ball very musrcally and artrstrcally xnclmed s e can do well whatever she wants to BARBARA ANN WALKER Bo Grrls Leaders Corps 2 Never tardy No demerrts Burr junror Hrgh School A quret lass unul she gets rn a lrvely crowd very attractrve amlable rn attrtude Bob has mady many frrends a camera and record enthusrast JAMES NICHOLS WALSH Walshre Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Audxo Vrsual Ards 2 Avratron Club S Augustine School A srncere fellow who loves a good time lrkes to work on cars enjoys the outdoor sports Walshre IS sure to succeed rn what ever work he undertakes GEORGE WILLIAM WHIDTI ELDT ock Boys Club 4 Weaver Hrgh School A quret guy wxth a pleasant way about hrm joc rs a rock roll fan even though he came to us rn the senror year George made many frrends who vull remember h1m always good luck rn the Marxnes' PHYLLIS JANE WISNER Phr Glrls League 1 2 4 Freshman Chorr 1 Photography Club 1 Vol leyball l Never tardy No dements Southwest School Mercy Col lege of Nursmg Red haxr and a cute face spattered wrrh many freckles rdentrfy this smcere frrendly grrl who has a very lrkable personalrty Phr rs plannrng to mvade the nursrng held beware patrents' ? 7 BRADFORD LEE WRIGHT Tubby Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Presxdent 4 Dlal Edltor nal Board 3 4 Room Treasurer 2 3 Parnassus Club 2 3 4 Vrce President 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 32 Club 4 First Scholarshrp Pnze 2 Harvard Book Prxze 3 Never tardy Southwest School Tnnxty College A boy with a keen mxnd hkes musxc and baseball very much Ins perseverance and hxgh scholasnc apnrude assure hxm of success nn college DAVID ROBERT YORKER Dave Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Choir 1 Audxo Vxsual Axds 2 3 4 No dements Southwest School A mechanical fananc always rmkenng wxrh hrs bomb Dave also lxkes to make and repaxr model alrplanes and boats good luck to a really hard worker RICHARD EUGENE YOUNG R1ch1e Boys Club 2 3 4 Burr jr High School A quxet blond halred boy enjoys bowlmg baseball and wmter skatmg Rnchxe wrll do well xn any work he undertakes JANICE THERESA ZAJAC Glrls League 1 2 3 4 N1No Van Club 1 2 Refreshment Com mxttee 1 Entertarnmenr Commnttee 2 Never tardy S S Cy l Bc Methodxus School An enjoyable person w1th a warm personalxry lxkes a good tune Tenms volleyball swnmmmg dancing and musxc rate tops wlth her ANGELO JOSEPH ZAMPERINI Ang Boys Club 2 3 4 Shannock Valley jr High School Reserved and well lnked Ang IS always ready to lend a helpmg hand although he came late those who know hnm appreclate hrs pleasant personalxry ROBERT ALFRED ZAWACKI Bo Boys Club 2 3 4 Avxarlon Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Vlce Presndent 4 Bxology Club 3 Radxo Club 4 No demerlts Washington St School Umversrty of Connecncut A talkative fellow possessmg a frnendly dxsposntxon loves anythmg that IS connected with avlatxon also llkes radlo and cars u 11 1 , - - l 11 - 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - , . 1. 11 I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . 1 . . . 1- 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . . . . ,, ,, 11 11 - - - u - - 11 , . , , . . . - . . . , , . ,, . . 11 1 . ujanu . , I . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' , . . . . fl . . . , 1 1 1 11 11 1 . , , . . . - 11 11 - - . . . , 11 bn 1 l . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , , . . . JOHN PAUL ZAZZARO Mumbles Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Saint Augustine School Holy Cross ,35 A quiet popular reserved person Mumbles can often be seen at Goody Park a very dependable gridiron performer he ranks tops in everyones book THEODORE STANLEY ZDEB Te Boys Club 4 Astronomy Club 4 Secretary 4 Boys Biology Club 4 St Thomas Seminary Easy going and good natured an outdoors man with a love for hunting and fishing polite Ted is lxked by all who know him ELIZABETH ZURAW Betty Girls League 4 Classical Club 4 Quid Nunc Club 4 President 4 First Scholarship Prize 3 Never absent Never tardy No demerits Seacrest High School Radcliffe College Friendly courteous and thoughtful always willing to lend a helping hand Betty is sure to reach the top in anything she undertakes VINCENTINA MARY GORSKI Tina Student Activity 1 2 3 4' Volleyball 1. Never tardy, Westneld High School. A sweet young miss with a mischievous twinkle in her eye and a ready smile for all . . . always ready for a good time. IN MEMORIAM NICHOLAS CIRONE Our junior year was saddened by the loss of our classmate Nick Cirone due to a fatal illness. He was popular and respected because of his friendliness and ever cheerful nature. His sportsmanship was unexcelled and admired by his teammates. He took an actixe interest in many Bulkeley sports and actixities. As a student he was a diligent worker and a xital participant in any class work. His hne character and gentle humor will always be remembered by the class of 57 . 68 R Bw V . . an Vx .Y . . .ggy 192 l Standing J Meucci Marshall R Viets Orator T Sudal, Marshall P Guerra Prophet S Italia Testatorg J. . V. - , - , A Seated J McDermott Testatrlx D Fichman Essayistg SENIOR CLASS TREASURERS no Miiligu vi Q. A Q K g zgg1e'e.,,N,.. 'I' - . , .-Q-14 3 - 4-9, VL' 51 LAN. K 2 -,', 3' are -x 4 ' fi! .W,,f,.g1 . N 'Lady ff XY X I I au' -5 4' 'N Standing, left to right: C. Galant, J. Martin, R. Iabesky, A. Tine. Seated: 1. Pender, J. Salone, C. Delesdernier. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Senior Executive Committee is composed of the Color and Motto Committee, the Senior Reception Committee, the Senior Home Room Trea- surers, the Class Night Committee and the class president and secretary. The Color and Motto Committee choose an appropriate color and motto for our class. The Senior Reception Committee plans our Senior Nite, Senior Recep- tion, and the Senior Banquet. The Senior Home Room Treasurers collect senior dues and any other tinancial matters concerning the seniors. The Class Nite Committee takes part in the Class Nite activities. The president presides over our class meetings and the secretary keeps an accurate report of the mat- ters discussed and acted upon at our class meetings. COLOR AND MOTTO COMMITTEE Standing: R. Labeslcy. Left to right: B. Wright, A. Tine, Chairman, M. Pikula. elf Standing left to right M A Burgen R Berube J Martin, i 5 Vw 1 ex -4 v. L gil, I A li A,-V BUSINESS BOARD Left to right: C. Ogren, T. Brady, J. Salone, Managerg S. Italia, M. Hood, j. Gozzo, Mr. McElney, C. Lamo, R. Delisa. . A N MAPLE LEAVES EDITORIAL BOARD tltl 9 Seated: N. Boulris, R. Berube, Assistant Editorg A. Tine, Editorg D. Chesmel, M. Pikula. Standing: M. A. Burgen, Fish, B. Viets ,Miss Shea. MAPLE LEAVES TYPISTS Left to right: E. Schiavo, j. Ribera, A. Acocceli, S. Cutler. X 5,1 Maple Leaves Boards Here are the ones that arranged this year's classbook. The Editorial Board was continually at work until the classbook was published, writing and rewriting. planning the pages, and arranging the pictures. The Business Board was composed of the sellers of 1957, for they are the ones who got all the ads for this ye.1r's classbook. All the beautiful art work in the book was done by the Art Board who thought of all the sketches that were put in the book. The Maple Leaves Typists were also kept very busy typing all the work submitted to them by the Editorial Board, which was done very eth- ciently. ART BOARD Seated: T. Bongiovanni, M. Pikula, Editorg F. DePietro Standing: D. Chesmel, Miss Safford. I Tsilsxxh ix' . ' . Ns wgfgismf H-, ,bass .Lx li H S K!! , Q g Q A 4 ' x rf... X ff! x, + 7' 1. - ff 33 l N Boulng D Brlle b My Bureen Barnes M Plkua Kttreilge K T Nrelsen C B Wrlghl O LOSE'-lsh L I Frrsr Svplehmgn Engels-QZVM Matsrlfx JA Arldglxinne W Qurnn I Reynolds Mara I E DOnofr1o M L, K wk J MGOugh ham en T OS Thrrcl row 5 P bnch I Bum 4 r P lrsou E1 Exam? Era-vin B Zum Pen e Four Mr Wilson Mr Wrlson proclarms the purpose 72 Presrdent Bradford Wright V1ce Prcsrdent Kevm O Mara Secretary Treasurer Claudra Ogren Marian Prkula Faculty Ads 1sor Mr Wrlson HONOR SOCIETY Students are elected to the Bulkeley Chap ter of the Natlonal Honor Socrety who rank rn the upper thrrd of therr class and haxe ex celled rn crtrzenshrp leadershrp and seruce Thrs IS the one organrzatlon that every stu dent enterrng school should strne to be m Ex ery student elected to thus orgamzatlon IS both proud and happy to acknowledge that he IS a member of the Honor Society f' Q 'I ll ' ' 0 ,' 1 Q nl , , fl X - J . t' 1 . , - . A ' D , - . - , A Y ' ' Y . 1' I I , . , - , . 1 . . V D6 v ' ' - Second If-'W G Rusngxan, Sz A Evan, J. Donahue O , '. ' y '. c f . 1 , , - , I eh . , , r ' . , . . 7 . . . . . V, , . , . 7 . fl' - ' . I iv Fl,-5 I 1-OW N A I BOUIHS econd r '76 D B O Onofn 'fd rl-SJEQUA 5212560 K O C Barnes D J on Fka ll mmlke Fab!!! ohne I1 R 51711, T N an C B V S 71-fxtlggdn D 'Wilson J A Ogren M P I lkl-lla 32 CLUB Members of this orgamzatxon are elected ln the1r yumor year They are the leaders and scholars of our school Bemg a member of thus club IS one of the greatest honors and prmleges a student can re celve Thelr mam functlon IS to serve as unror Ushers and Host CSSCS Y' KOS Ch 4 O tak esmel B W, me S falra -I Pender ight F Pb S And! -1 ,dx A 0 M A OMKUA P IFSO U Im commg, Mr Macltlmmle gnu 3 'hr ' A ' 1 ,N t--lx ' 0 ., V L Q E ,. S V 'f 4 at X W rf, L K 'jx In K A Q. , . z kk -va yi 4, . A. ., I . K7 4, V 1 .I I ' n K 3 I f V Y V ' X i t U mf Y to 3 f 's-Q., 'l A x ' 5 s . Us - ' P. , Th 'D - , L . ' ' K ' l .D' 1.,,, ij, ', ' ' A . , GV 4 J. . , h A y .' . , , . . . ' Ier, ' , x , D , . . . . vfj . . 1 I V , . 1 l - A, , I , . , 7 , 1 . ' , 'J , N 93 'V' . .l ' ' 4 BMX gwvn Bu G, ' . 3, e - Y- Saxofgltam, Y' . Yafxplgg, B Ye? I Yxgxh 9. gxexb, 23 G06 V S.SQ:jqiXYx'AY9S, peade, SQJQOAS' i Q. rs- , wt' -. 0' ' i 6 gokus Y S3169 Kofi, . Cciytisiint. C f x G' Beebhasi ' X0 XCY' . 9 Bets Nl 01 Y LQVAW Yi Keno vi ,tn Qtek' Soi Coin 1910 Bu xeg, KO pgyb et C qc P5 x Y- O Yaiiixe BAND With their gay maroon and white uniforms, and lively tunes, the Bulkeley band adds much color to many school activities. A football or basketball game wouldn't seem the same without the band to provide the colorful atmosphere. All is not pleasure, though, for the band under the excellent direction of Mr. Green, works hard all year preparing for a concert which it gives in the spring. A5188 Lage ab! Y dzlects fb x. O12--C yjmo0 S WYX-060 Xe! M Milo' 1 Tblkqg Stagcf, . 1QyWayf'C-A K,-rtrl. mst I Su 0 W Secon11d6I5-oi, U Md ro ,bllirbaalkylr Mccfffn W' J '01d 1 L T e d f .G Ii un, U Ski, Sine!! ge, OW. Igfajlgos S. Long. Carl ! fndalfvsky. 'ggf-,5, ods, S 5011, ' B. K Cu' .Web ' Fas-OW k F110 R SFQI. C S 1' ' . B ' , Gsm ' G al: I GL ' Rusrigqg ff, Fol1fqf1Oran, Oyqa H' D' JCO '11f b.Ma'f1filD' Par ORCHESTRA Ah - one - and ah - two - and ah - can be heard any Monday or Wednesdaylafternoon when the Bulkeley High Orchestra begins practi- cing under the fine leadership of Milton Lawrence Welk Liberman. The members of the orchestra are working very hard preparing for the spring con- cert with the band and choir. Class Night, the Christ- mas Program, the Public Speaking Contest and many other school functions wouldn't seem complete unless the orchestra was there to render a selection from their vast repertoire of musical numbers. 'Pafdf ' G- p Paul R. Smalee , L. a '12 t - - Ii Tarfjgh Ajffnaa E-iwgafski 59u11en 00019, ZUCSI2, ' gh-S'ei.a5' Gpeeve ' Dj' ' W . S gllotc Dflght P , 1 lsch What's up? 61-I TORCH EDITORIAL BOARD Standing, left to right: J. Laskus, 1. Leonard, C. Balko, K. Delesdernier, C. Parker, Mr. Walsh, Miss Caffrey, M. Maulucci, T. Tasner, j. Hughes, J. Giuliano, G. Paterno, M. Cronin, J. Zazzaro. Sitting: K. O'Mara, C. Lamo, D. Fichman, M. Matsikas, T. Matsikas, C. McCrann, J. Taylor, Martha Matsikas, Editor, Miss M. CaHrey, Mr. R. Walsh, Faculty Advisors. THE TORCH The Torch Business Board is the machine that The Torch, Bulkeley's newspaper, is published kcc ws thc Torch running They have spent many bi-monthly and is entirely run by the students. This organization is open to every student in the school. The feature articles, sport column, and gossip column always keep the students up to date on the latest happenings in school. TORCH BUSINESS BOARD First row, sitting: P. Mele, D. Peatie, 1. Mirault. houirs getting ads for the paper, setting them up, and distributing the paper when it comes off the press. Though too little is heard about this section of the Torch, it is nevertheless an important and neces- sary part of it. Second row: J. Riccio, L. Ingalls, A. Rudis, J. Hughes, -I. Sullivan, N. Vignati, J. McDermott. Third row' K Dicherman M Riccio J Turner C Beizad A Linton J Perretta M Ciane janet Hughes Manager Mr C Hart Faculty Advisor S, D, - E, oops! Where did HE Come from? F P '- It'S the little chief K 4 and her big crew 11 , P. JHQ0b . l ft to fight: R. L3R0ChEFObedZlBSkl. B k row, 9 . F' bmah, Fignt row: M- Egan' D lc s-f sk ,c,.1',.'!fs-I-fit s BOARD ' . 13DiT0R:Ag wright, Miss Ahigfen, K- Nam SC 1 ' . H x xt, 4 Q. THE DIAL The Dial is Bulkeley's literary magazine, It gives the students the oppor- tunity to see their various stories, essays, and book-reviews in print. The edi- torial board selects the best material for each issue. The business board obtains the ads to help pay the expenses of the magazine. The art board designs the lovely cover and the typists copy all the work submitted to them by the editorial board. Editor Diane Fichman Ass't Editor , r ,. Mathew Egan Faculty Advisors: Miss Ahlgren, Miss M. liitzGerald, Miss Safford S . S53Zf13imi:z:ii,,, Fit row: J. Chesm la. , - Harris, L. Derde. Sr row. H. Barren if J- Uwolosiuk, M D nan: B- Meade C 1 . Miller, N. Cronin- 650190, M. Sunddsonh i D M7 Q Di takes time out to proctorl -1 X Lt-,, ro ffleln, S, Ma -In .NW CG OVGNZ, r - A. MO fel T , .B V Ol7glOV3nnj M 1 . pikula TYPISTS First row: E. Schiavo, M. Cwikla, D. Griggs. Second row: J. Ribera, C. August, A. Champ. wq., EXECUTIVE BOARD S do B Borg A Mull U G glflllrll M laroncZYk MMV5lgl?5ZF5th A Cham? Flrst Elon S AarNashlenas P Lfiplitime gefguson Mrs Pxetrallo 15 Secon IOW W rd j Ensnor fs Thlrd FOV' J a C Ryan muah the calorxcs Pres1dent osephxne Salone Vrce Presldent Phyllls LaPo1nte Secretary Mary jaronczyk Treasurer Allce Nashlenas Frfth Member Mary Beth Vrgnone GIRLS LEAGUE The Glrls League IS the largest club rn the school and rs open to every gxrl 1n Bulkeley Then' major 3.Cf1Y1tlCS are a Coolue Sale a Box lunch Supper and sponsorrng the Rally Dances d an the Sprung Swmg wrth the Boys Club and Student Council Unknown to many they also hax e a xery mce cheer custom They send cards to students and teachers who are serxously rll and magazxne subscrrptlons and the lrke to mxalrds Thelr motto stresses the xmportance of hrgh ldeals makmg thrs a club every glrl IS proud to jom AT EXECUTIVE BOARD S randmg left ro flu-,I T Brad M Y F Wieden 1: Hculty A visor J Fane 1 eared E Mayewski B Viets J R ll Cl y President B Viets Vice-President J Reilly Secretary T Brady Treasurer E Majewski Fifth Member Fanelli BUYS CLUB The Boys Club set a new enrollment record this year by haung 670 boys sign up Moe Drabowsky and Charlie Sticlta two Trinity greats spoke at the first meeting At the second meeting the State Police judo Team was the main attraction. The Boys Club also sponsored a sports dance with the Girls League in the Spring. P Orky Presides F,-Ont Bac P1-ut? et I 1' row r R ight- X -OR LUAZISS Txloilllu' - Clark P V D ' - ' y' H' Sify' M all' D, B- . lfkj, E Pelluzzo B ml, M P-If - I-att, Aw I ' I ul Pe'6fsj1inme S ai C' TOnke ' ' Rolnanjw L 'R E, Quinn A , V S , DRAMATIC CLUB President Theresa Bongiovanni Vice-President janet Hughes Secretary jane Taylor Treasurer Alice Nashlenas Faculty Advisors Miss Finn, Mr. Cacase Iiach year Bulkeley students point with pride to the sensational production in April when the Senior Dramatic Club presents their three-act play to the public. This years production, Q1 comedyfmystery, Theres Always a Murder, will never be surpassed. Oluk O Logush, SCRIBBLER'S CLUB OFFICERS President Marian Pikula Vice-President Connie Tonken Secretary Diane Bini Treasurer Elaine Quirin Advisor Miss Ruth Holsten The members ot this club direct most ot their in- terest toward writing. Guest speakers and various trips to historical places highlight their club year. This year's major activity was a visit to the new Shakespearean Theatre in Stratford, Connecticut to see the Taming ot' the Shrew, First row: R. Woods, 1. Taylor, T. Bongiovanni, -I. Hughes, A. Nashlenas, N. Boulris. Second row: P. LaPointe, L. Geiger, B. Bostleman, N. Vignati, N. Brophy, 1. Laskus, S. Werner, E. DOnofrio, Miss Finn, Mr. Cacase. ill . Y,- - 9' E co gcigagxgt- Eiiug' Lego . qeg 5- W , B . gxebsiln CJXXYQCK. akx9Cv XAQQIO Q09 55 it S- . well' wing' CHESS CLUB This club is open to anyone who likes to play a really lively game of chess, Regular meetings are held every Friday afternoon where the members not only learn how to play the game but enjoy themselves, too. s, S MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS President Jacqueline Pender Vice-President Diane Billeb Secretary . Marian Pikula Treasurer , Judith Peck Fifth Member Constance Barnes Faculty Advisors: Miss Bretzel, Miss Langwill, Mrs. Doerschuck This was the first year that the Italian, German, and French clubs combined to form the Modern Language Club. Their activities are centered around learning more President Bohdffrl Kiebul about the customs and language ot Faculty Advisor Mr. McElney these people, Back row, left to right: M. Cronin, P. Jacobsen, G. bl. Pender, M. Pikula, C. Barnes, A. Radzuilis R Rustigian, Mrs. Doerschuclt, Miss Bretzel, Miss Girard. Langwill, j. Guiliano, L. Soluk, D. Fichman. Front row: S. Radzuilis, G. Taylor, L. Belanget L Center row: C. Tonken, N. Vignati, J. Peck, D. Billeb, Benoit. ,Ah President Robert Delisa Vice-President joan Gage Secretary Mary Ann Burgen Treasurer Paul Zazzaro Fifth Member Paul Cartelli Faculty Advisors: Miss M. Kienle, Mr. R. Romano, Miss R. Fitzgerald STUDENT COUNCIL One representative from each homeroom makes up Bulkeley's Student Council. It is the only organization where all four classes co' operate in student government for the good of the school. Wfhenever a new student from out of town or out of state comes to Bulkeley, he is always greeted by a warm-hearted member of the Council's Welcimming Committee. Standing: B. Delisa. First row, left to right: J. Gage, M. A. Burgen, P. Zazzaro, P. Cartelli, Miss M. Kienle, Mr. R. Romano. Second row: D. Molloy, R. Berube, J. Gozzo, R. Viets, P. Connolly, B. Bostelman, Miss R. Fitzgerald. Third row: A. Nashlenas, G. Kotus, N. Brophy, P. Guerra, R. Fusco. Fourth row: J. Zazzaro, j. Pappa, E. Risley, F. Dominick. Fifth row: j. Kelly, L. Wieder, B. Gustafson, T. Carroll. Sixth row: N. Dempsey, T. Tremont, P. Noonan. 'ta I Brenda Karwan Chairman CI-IAIRMEN OF STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES Standing, left to right: R. Delisa, J. Leonard, J. Salone, Standing: Bob Dergisaw presikm, R. Viets. Seated: B. Karwan, D. Chesmel, M. Matsikas. to 'vw' m U U A .1 ' i V' t 'Q 1 M First row, left to right: joan Gage, Mary Ann Burgen, Paul Zazzaro Second row: Dick Molloy, Richard Berube, joe Gozzo Third row: Neil Dempsey, Peter Guerra. STUDENT RALLY COMMITTEE This is the committee responsible for all the laughs and enjoyment gotten by the students at our rallies. Skits, jokes, band numbers, and racoon coats are some of its zany thoughts. A hard working group of organizers headed by pert Brenda Karwan did a good job producing successful programs. Left to right Mr Doolittle G Merritt V Pikelyn R. Sirois, A. Sapia, j. Proccacino, R. O'Malley, President R. Yedziniak Vice-President R. Wisner Secretary R. O'Malley Treasurer Proccacino Faculty Advisor Mr. Doolittle SCIENCE PROJECT CLUB The Science Project Club under the direction of Mr. Doolittle develops interests in science programs. This year, as their main project, the members are making and submitting entries to the Science Fair. This is one of the many con- structive clubs at Bulkeley. ASTRONOMY CLUB The Astronomy Club, newly formed this year, centers its interest around the constella- tions. They take various held trips. see movies, and observe in order to further their knowl- edge. The highlights of their club year were trips to the Hayden Planetarium in New York and to Harvard College in Massachusetts. JUNIOR CITY COUNCIL The Junior City Council is made up of tive members from each of our city's three high schools. These hfteen members are elected by fellow students for a one year term. The Coun- cil carries our Youth Conferences and Career Days every year. The junior City Council is valuable because it is the only organization where students from all three high schools co- operate to benefit the city's youth. , f 'fn First row, left to rightz j. Daly, j. McCombe, C. Namnoum, P. Moylan. D. Fichman, M. DeFlippo, C. Boisvert, B. Karwan, C. Barnes. Second row: L. Ingalls, L. Shages, J. Brophy, A. Tine, C. McCrann. M. A. Burgen, B. Zuraw -I. Taylor, F. Domenick, D. Bini, -I. Chesmcl, G. Paterno, DI. XX'artl. Third row: Leonard, rl. Laskus, K. Delesdernier, D. Meade, M. Barry, D. Billeb, N. Brophy, J Hughes, C. Ogren, P. jacobsen, U. Kaiser, M. Pikula, G. Kottas. Fourth row: M. Melluzzo, M. Egan, R. LaRochelle, C.. Midura, A, Yavinsky, j. Wcmdecki, J Zazzaro, K. Hughes, V. Blesso, j, Fitzgibbon, C. Lamo, P. Galestas, E. Risley, M. Cronin. QUID NUNC CLUB PARNASSUS CLUB President Betty Zuraw This is a club for the young men ot Vlcepfesldem MUD' Ann Bufgen Bulkeley who are interested enough in Secretary Jane Taylor MW-fO1MfCfHf1f? literature to carry on intelle-gent discus- Treasurer Diane Bini . . . . . sions in an informal atmosphere. This cluh also took xptrious trips this year to This club's main purpose is to gain tt other Sums better appreciation of drama. Each year the girls in this club take a trip to New York to see a play. It is the highlight of their activities. Seated: M. Egan, K. O'Mara, P. Slattery, S. Driggers, B. Wright, R. Pettreca, S. Webster, D. Parker. Standing: E. Erickson, F. Brault, L. Mytch, I. Mellups, D. Cardin, D. Chesmel, G. Rustigian, R. Floriani, Mrs. Tucker. Quiet and peacefulw affix. First row: C. Mavlouganes, T. Aylward, M. Kendall, F. Tarallo. Second row: S. Swiatocho, R. Carto, J. Martia. Third row: W. Pilkien, D, Kazarian, G. Gumbus. AVIATION CLUB The Aviation Club, open to any in- terested student, is under the able direc- tion of Mr. Oswin H. Doolittle. The many phases of air navigation, weather forecasting, and basic fundamentals ot flight are discussed, and many films are shown to supplement Mr. Doolittle's teachings. Among the activities of the organization are trips to military air fields at Bradley and Vifestover. AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB President Donald Miller Vice-President Ralph Masciovecchio Secretary Bruce Yorgensen Treasurer Dave Yorker The Audio Visual Aids Club, headed by Mr. Doolittle, is a very important part of the B.H.S. scene. They are responsible for showing all the films in the school. Many hours of after school work are put in, too, by these students, who help to keep the school running etliciently. Hear l'11l-1611, D0r1?? First row: Z. Maroon, S. Oles, J. Miller, P. Carter. Second row: G. Edmen, P. Caruso, C. Kenny, N. Nickolas, J. Mirault, R. Stawiarski, S. Fegan. Third row: J. Proccacino, R. Wisner, D. Miller, C. Maulouganes, I. Mazjanis. Fourth row: D. Maynard. Standing: B. Accatino, B. Yorgensen, D. Yorker. fr' Gala F55 MA S Oles G WISHCI Mr Cook B OMalley D Maynard I Mellups J Proccacmo RADIO CLUB The purpose of the Radlo Club IS to beneht all Its members regardless of what xaned phase of radlo they may be mterested m A boy may 1010 the club with no knowledge of a radlo whatsoex er and become a profess1onal rf he has the ambrtlon and mterest to do so Presldent I Mellups Faculty Advlsor Mr Cook Fnrst row left to right: K. O'Meara A. Valente j. Reyn- OS. Second row: J. Eisnor O. Logush J. Eisnor P. I.aPointe M. A. Burgen B. Karwan. Thxrd row: J. McGough J. Smith G. Rustigian J. Bouchard D. Chesmel S. Italia A. Sapia J. Giuliano. CHEMISTRY CLUB When these future chemlsts are let loose m the chem lab anything can happen and usually does Un der the able leadershlp of Mr Hayden the club glves Interested students an opportunxty to mcrease the1r knowledge of the wonderful and mystlfylng facts of everyday chemlstry One of the annual trlps made by the club IS the wsnt to Hartford Hospntal another IS the excursion to Teachers College of Connectlcut at New Brrtam President . Reynolds Faculty Adxisor. ,, ,Mr. Hayden Will it hurt me?? va., ' i Left: L. O'Neil, P. Koda, J. Piccone, S. Towne. Right: M. Maio, A. Copshack, C. Dickenson, J. Peretta, R. Crowe, T. Carroll, Mr. Hendler, R Gumbus. BOYS' BIOLOGY CLUB This is a club for boys who are interested in prob- ing into the mysteries of nature. It supplements their classroom study of Biology. They do more lab work and take field trips under the able direction of Mr. Hendler. One of their main activities this year was a trip to the Lincoln Dairy. GIRLS' BIOLOGY CLUB The purpose of the Girls' Biology Club is to cre- ate a deeper interest in the problem of health, and to cultivate a appreciation for an understanding of world life. This group has taken interesting trips to the Children's Museum, the laboratory at the Municipal Building. They've also seen movies and held experi- ments connected with biology. President Faye Plympton Vice President Sandra Fegan Secretary L. Piscottano Treasurer Antionette Prutz Faculty Advisor . .. Miss Hodge Seated: P. Cox, K. Budowkas, L. Byczko, L. Benoit, J. Brophy, D. Xvallwork, C. Midura, J. Wodecki, F. Novatasky. Standing: Miss Hodge, j. Capka, S. Chopces, A. Prutz, L. Piscottano, S. Fegan, A. Purgailis, F. Plympton, E. Ruffy, G. Fusco, B. Fisher, M. O'Neil, B. Peatie, B. Whalen, J. Leghorn, P. Guslmette, J. Duforge, M. Albert, B. Orsini, J. joseph, S. Pender, B. Paulman, R. Holgerson. '71 N aifimfi . . - ' A. ,L Q X tai-...--- First row, left to right: M. Pikula, M. E. Reilly, J. Taylor, J. Leonard, A. Nashlenas, M. A. Burgen. A. Kloskowski, J. Sajdlowska, N. Brophy, M. Maulucci, J. Gage, K. Matsikas. Second row: T. Bongiovanni,J. Mandzuk, N. Vignati, J. Laskus, Fifth row: L. Geiger, M. Tosti, K. MacDonald, J. Daly, P. B. Karwan, C. Lamo, M. Jaronczyk, D. Fichman, J. Ward, E. Risley. Third row: P. LaPointe, J. Salone, N. Boulris, B. Bostelman, C. MacDonald, F. Dominick, G. Paterno, M. Cronin, L. Ingalls. Fourth row: M. O'Neill, N. Holzmeister, P. Johnson, B. Peatie, GIRLS' LEADERS CORPS President Joanne Leonard Vice-President Jane Taylor Secretary Mary Ellen Reilly Treasurer Alice Nashlenas The Girls' Leaders Corps, under the direction of Miss Tracy, is one of the most prominent clubs in B.H.S. Membership con- sists of sophomore, junior, and senior girls. Besides leading gym classes, the Leaders Corps sponsors the Sno-Frolic each year. This semi-formal is one of the highlights of the year because it is opened not only to Leaders, but to the whole school. Jacobsen, N. Miller, F. Patchell, F. Cappello, C. Barnes, P. Galestas. Sixth row: J. Zazzaro, J. Oliver, J. Pener, A. Babiel, J. Ambrogio, M. J. Casey, L. Pinchera, F. Plympton, A. Yavinsky. BOYS' LEADERS CORPS The Boys' Leaders Corp under the direction of Babe Allen teaches the boys physical skills and coordination. They can be seen every Thursday morning practicing and working to improve their rating. It is here that they learn the intricate skills to keep them in condition plus leadership training, Fourth row: R. Broder, R. Cunningham, H. Putnam, R. Second row: M. Ihnatenko, C. Packer, F. Vignati, M. Stavola, Barnowski, R. Keith, B. Frazier, J. Leahy, T. Carroll, B. Popowicz, T. Ingraham, T. Aylward, A. Glatte, J. S. Rivers, P. Julialc, F. Pardi, L. Mueler, D. Little, R. Roman. Tamburrino, R. Masciovecchio, Mr. Allen. First row: J. Craft, J. Ahern, R. Bartolucci, J. Williams, J. Third row: M. Egan, B. Zawecki, J. Walsh, J. Allevo, C. Balko, R. Canfield, J. Maginnis, J. Bouchard, R. Belliveau, E. Stawecki, T. Mooney. Ficara, O. Ogren, P. Carter, T. Cronin, T. Rivers, J. Ahern, R. Rossitto, B. Matthews. . r 'Ss'f ev We F. V levi- 1. i' lkv.'-QA . Ya s, , I X 'i 5,1 t . ' A as K K ' T xx A Maul First row: E. Stack, R. Vfoods, D. Cupo, B. Barber, B. Williams. Third row: G. Paterno, L. Shages, J. Chesmel, G. Peck, J. Second row: J. Schofield, L. Barrs, J. Zazzaro, P. LaPointe, C. Guiliano, S. Driggers, Miss Knowlton, P. Barber, J. McCrann, N. Brophy, M. Zazzaro, N. Cronin. JUNIOR RED CROSS President Carol McCrann Vice-President Phyllis LaPointe Secretary Nancy Brophy Treasurer Joanne Zazzaro The purpose of the American junior Red Cross is to help the unfortunate, both here and in foreign lands. During Christmas time and at other special holi- days, veterans are remembered by the Junior Red Cross. Gifts are sent to cheer them up and make their holiday a happier one. Also the Red Cross helps children ot foreign lands by giving them clothing and food, by making toys for them and by sending other articles to keep them healthy and happy. First row: F. Novataski, A. Purgailis, J. Arnold, j. McDermott, M. Vincenzo, A. Mason, P. Kamunski, M. Tosti, C. Kenny, V. Cristali, P. Mele, J. Fusco, D. Dambrosio, T. Mokey. Standing: M. Egan. Second row: S. jarish, B. Barber, C. Keegan, J. Jensen, K. Burgen, G. Kottas, N. Cronin, N. Starvicki, R. Barinoski, M. Maio. Third row: C. Balko, C. Packer, N. Boulris, J. Hinkly, J. Balandiuk, B. Salvatore. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB President Charles Packer Vice-President Carl Balko Secretary Nancy Boulris Treasurer Joyce Charisone Each succeeding year the Photography Club seems to get larger. This year's membership hit an all-time high. Its success is due to the hard working faculty advisors, Mr. Bashour, head of the technical branch, and Miss Woodis, head of the business end of the club. Whether the events of B.H.S. be social or athletic, a Photography Club Shutter Bug is there to take some snaps. King, E. Kalousdian, P. johnson, K. Berdoukus, J. Hood, C. Buckout, R. Stano, P. Perotti, R. Charizone, G. Chane, D. Pandolphe, J. Allevo, j. Wodyl. Fourth row: R. Woods, P. Barber, J. Ribera, D. Lisella, B. Bostelman, J. Daly, J. Rizzo, j. Balandiuk, K. Farelly, P. LaPointe, A. Champ, I. Egan, NP Salone, P. Charis, J. Turner, F. Stawicke, A. Linton, C. Madora, J. Wadicki, R. Brown, M. Ricco, Miss Woodis, M. Turnin, G. Griska, Mr. Bashour, j. Guiliano, P. Amaio, R. Brown, L. Bubb. iii Seated: C. Martin, E. Harris, J. McDermott, J. Donahue, Standing: E. Quirin, V. Blesso, P. Koda, S. Anello, D. P., Scatter, K. O'Mara, C. Tonken, R. Hammer, L. Parker, J. Reynolds, L. Mytich, J. McGuogh, R. Floriane, Kittridge. T. Worchal, Miss Fuller. OPINION EXCHANGE This fairly large club is active through- out the year. These members hold dis- cussions in which all participate and they also take various types ot' interesting trips. CLASSICAL CLUB President Diane Fichman Vice-President Pat Barber Secretary Dave Chesmel Treasurer Don Parker Fifth Member Jack Reynolds Among the many activities of the classical club, the Roman Banquet probably stands out as the high spot of the year. The Banquet, authentic in every detail, including the food and enter- tainment, is essentially the same as the early Greeks and Romans enjoyed. The new members of the club serve' as slaves, keeping the atmosphere really Roman. Under the fine guidance and leadership of Miss Plumb, the members gain supplementary knowledge of Ancient Rome, which helps them in their school studies. First row: L. Barr, J. Pender, E. Zuraw, J. D'Auria, M. Brophy, J. Peck, M. Maulucci, K. Martin, D. Bini, J. DeFilippo, U. Kaiser, C. Barnes, F. Domenick. Hughes, C. McCrann, J. Brophy, D. Kapinos, M. Egan, Second row: J. Zazzaro, K. Beaky, P. Jacobsen, R. Woods, I. Egan, L. Shages, Miss Plumb. D. Parker, P. Barber, D, Chesmel, D. Fichman, J. Fourth row: S. Fegan, S. Farinella, S. Pender, R. Hammer, Reynolds, J. Balandiuk, L. Mytych, J. Taylor, F. Suluk, R. Floriani, Z. Itsou, R. Malloy, K. O'Mara, G. Rustigian, G. Paterno. L. Carroll, P. Belanger, P. Galetsa, J. Fitzgibbon, E. Risley. Third row: G. Kottas, J. Gage, G. Peck, J. Eisnor, N. tame A aff? i f ff, gif if at YQ 'E 5 '-v l Back row, left to right: S. Italia, J. Balandrick, A. Purgailis, B. Zuraw, Mr. Dooey, O. Logush, M. Biolzi, J. Guiliano, R. Labesky. I'ront row: N. Vignati, A. Radzuilis, J. Gozzo, S. Jarish, M. Romaniw. UNITED NATIONS CLUB LAMPLIGHTERS President Josgph GOZZO Faculty Advisor, Mr. Bierkan Vice-President Salvatore Italia This is the first year this club has been organized at Bulkeley. Its members are interested in learning more about American History and local government procedures. Secretary-Treasurer Patricia Barber Advisor . . ,, ., . Mr. Dooey The purpose of this club is to give its members an opportunity to learn about the United Nations and also its accomplishments and functions. First row, left to right: E. Stack, A. Zurowski, H. Corto, Third row: A. Donnelly, J. Ericson, M. Camilleri, M. V. Scalzo, J. Wright, D. Fanelli, S. Fegan, M. Albert, Zazzaro, B. Pilkin, P. Smith, B. A. Salvatore, K. J. Kapka, J. Ricardo, D. Sosinski. Devine, V. Budarz, V. Albro, M. A. Przybycien, S. Second row: B. Krasowski, H. Stumbers, D. Cupo, J. Stewart, J. Chesmel, M. L. Sundilson, J. A. Linden. Valente, M. E. Chase, J. Merusi, P. DuPlissis, U. Fourth row: D. Maynard, S. Oles, B. Failla, B. Knowles, Urbanaik, C. Bokus, P. Foley, P. Ratell. S. Ruffy, B. Monty, P. Amaio, B. Black, J. Horan. ...fy no L O0 .fd Se. -...xxx First row: P. Perotti, D. Cupo, VI. jenkins, S. ,lar Kielb, P. Kaminski, M. Howard. NI NO VAN CLUB President Judy jenkins Vice-President Shirley 'larish Secretary Pat Kaminski Treasurer Kathy Devine Standing, left to right: D. Matthews, Miss Gorse, E. Liappes, A. Ruffy, I. Purgailis, Mrs. Bierkan, M. Thibault. Seated: P. Berdoukas, C. Tisdell, S. Swider, M. Invelito, M. jaronczylc, C. Smith. T., l Nilson, l. Purgailus, D. Mainula, P. ish, G. Sc-tond mu. F. Berdoukas. K Devine. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President C. Tisdell Vice-President M. laronczyk Secretary C. Swidor Treasurer M, Invelito Faculty Advisors Mrs. Bierkan, Miss Gorse Its name explains the purpose of this club: to pre- pare interested young girls for the task of homemakf ing. Also they learn how to be of service to their community. During the year they bake and make favors for various hospitals and institutions. At Christmas time they sell to teachers and students lovely corsages which they have made themselves. This is a club for students of Home Economics. The members have taken trips to the main library, to St. joseph College and to the Diet Kitchen at Hart- ford Hospital. Although they do no actual sewing and cooking, they study things of interest to do with fr the home. They have also listened to speakers on this subject. Watch your fingers, Pat!! Front row. left to right: T Sudal. D. Campion, J Reilly, M. Scata, J Avallone, j. Meucti, Second row: F. Bonaiuro, R Bailey, 1. Zazzaro, R. Viers, P. Mararazzo, O. Ogren, Cunningham. Third row: S. Driggers, Carbone, V. Giuliano, Fosberg, R, Delisa, . Parker, R. McKeon, Russo. FU GOOD LETTERMEN'S CLUB President Reilly Vice-President E. Scata Secretary Avallone Treasurer D. Campion Faculty Advisor E. Korisky All the boys who make their letter in any sport are able to become a member of this large club. A highly respected organization, it got off on the right foot this year by having a tag day. A dance sponsored by the club was held in the latter part of the year to build up the treasury and to pay for the spring outing this year. METAL CRAFT CLUB President james Extrum Vice-President Cornellius O'Brien Secretary-Treasurer Norman Willet The Metal Craft Club is a club for boys who have a special interest in working with their hands to make different things from metal. During the year they made such things as lamps, book-ends and tools. This club is both enjoyable to be in and gives a chance for creative ability. R. Rossitto, R. Ostatin, C. O'Brien, N. Willet, Mr. Robinson, 1. Exrrum, M. Riley, Mr. Ivanosky. by Careful now!! lb Standing: M. Reilly, P. Galetsa, T. Bongiovanni, N. Brophy, j. Mandzuk, L. Ingalls. Kneeling: M. jaronczyk, A. Nashlenas, B. Karwan, j. Laskus, C. McDonald, K. McDonald. CHEERLEADERS Captain Brenda Karwan Manager Joanna Laskus Advisor Miss Tracy To inspire the team to victory and to arouse the spectators are the main objectives of our cheerleaders. This is no easy task. Hours of hard work and diligent practice are what maintain Bulkeley's high standards. They have led both the players and spectators to many victories this year. TWIRLERS Mrs. Stewart, Advisor, Beverly Lupo, Head Twirler The 1956-57 twirling season got off to a grand start with Mrs. Stewart as faculty advisor. Not only do these girls bubble over with Bulkeley spirit but they have also to catch that flying baton. The twirlers attend football games and during the half, strut out on the field to show their ability. Other highlights of the season were twirling at rallies, at two rally dances, and an all-important success of being the first school in Hartford to twirl at a basketball game. Bulkeley is very proud of their appearance and their talents. Left to right: R. Woods, P. Sheen, L. Geiger, T. Nielson, B. Lupo, F. Camilleri, M. Carbone, F. Cappello, E. London, K. Matsikas. P fr B' fSNNkY'!!4 fi . E A . .NWI NK IE 2 ,s ls K 1 ai ATHLETIC ADVISORY COUNCIL Seated left to flbhf Mr Cook Mr OLcary Mr M1ClxIHIm1C Standnng Mr lxanowslxy Mr Allen Mr Bazzano Mr Atl1n FOOTBALL SQUAD Ist row V Gxulrano Zazzaro M Buonome F Bonanuto P Mamrazzo I' Surlal 1 Meucu fl I' I M Scata D Campxon P Gronfrnldo R -IUIIBHO j Murphy R DeLx5a row A Allen I: Korlsky R Sullrvan F Gancarz C Wxnar R Colangelo Torneo E Goracy W johnson C Carbone R Presurn F Lapons R Faust O Medmskr A Drgnon R Cunmngham row R Madden N Torneo G Recldmg R Doyle J OConnell R Bruno R Formrca G Kllray G Tarkany G Edman M ureeves G Snelza F Karsky row F Johanson D Murray O Domanslu R Pmro C Olckur W bhorrell C Valeston I. Muller R Mnller C Tyler 98 Ted Leads the Way for joe' As the Bulkeley Bulldogs prepared for the on coming football season they boasted our experienced backfield of four returning lettermen Joe Meucci Manny Scata Ted Sudal who was switched from end to the fullback slot and Paul Gronfrrddo Their line which was still green but contained good potential was the weak point in the Maroon defense Ed Koris ky lme coach along with Frank Bonaluto Paul of hard work ahead Their first encounter of the year was against a nassnve New Haven Hrllhouse team This game was 1 new addition to the B H S schedule Due to loss of quarterback Scata and lineman oe Murphy the heavier Ac s proved to be too much for the Allenmen as they overpowered them for an easy 26 O win joe Meucci staged a one man performance as he covered 95 of the 100 total yards gained by the whole team The defeat at the hands of Hillhouse was soon forgotten as the Maroons with their senior backfield and more aggressive lme rebounded to pm a 53 6 tammg on the tail of the Norwich Wildcats The big factor in the game proved to be the lme led by john Zazzaro Paul Matarazzo and Frank Bonanuto who dug in and held the Wildcats to 150 yards rushmg while our speedy backs dashed and twisted for 360 yards on the ground The first tally of the game came in the second uarter when oe Meucci swept around end for a D Then in the second half everything exploded Gronfriddo plunged over for the second score and after Meucci converted Scata mter cepted a Wildcat pass which set up a series of plays climaxed by Scata s sweep over right end to give the Bulldogs a 20 O margin Early in the fourth period big Ted Sudal came bursting across the goal lme to block a Wildcat punt Quick thmkmg Ted fell on the loose ball for another Maroon score Scata put the game on ice when he raced through the middle of the Norwich defense for the final tally of the game The lightning feet of Henry jackson and Bruce Willard stymied the Bulldog defense as the East Hart ford Hornets triumphed 13 0 On numerous occa sions Bob DeL1sa and Ted Sudal playing end on defense broke through the Hornet wall trapping the East Hartford backs behmd their own lme The Bulkeley Bulldogs were handed their third defeat of the young season by a hard charging aggres sive lme and good backfield from New London The first half was mp and tuck with neither team gaming much ground In the second half the Whalers capitalized on fumbles and penalltxes to convert an apparent setback into a New London win We won it up front Babe Allen was quoted as saying He was very pleased with Bulkeleys much improved lme under the direction of coach Ed Korisky Led by ends Ted Sudal and Bill ohnson the defense held the Governors to a mere 97 yards gained while the Maroons rolled up a total of 233 yards rushing Early in the second pernod halfback Paul Gionfriddo raced through a hole in the Wilbur Cross lme made by Sudals crushmg block picked up excellent downfield blocking from Campion and Matarazzo and dashed 81 yards for the first tally of the game This explosive jaunt sparked the Bulldogs to score twice more joe Meuccx displaying his usual brillant running ability went over both times This put the Bulldogs on the long end of a 19 6 final score The Maroons combined a rock ribbed defense with fine running by oe Meucci and pin point pass in by Manny Sacta to shellac the Weaver eleven 190 for an all important city series victory The and marching 74 yards with Meucci scoring on a pitch out around left end oe scored again in the fourth quarter in a sweep around right end for a 13 0 score A few minutes later Scata faked a hand off and circled his own right end for the final score Weaver s speedy beaver Andy Holiday was held to limited yardage by the persistent charging of Paul Zazzaro Vin Giuliano and company Manny Scata got the Hall game off to a slam bang start intercepting a Warrior aerial and settmg up a power play which enabled Ted Sudal to crash over center for a 6 0 lead In the second half Scata romped 48 yards around left end bringing the ball to the Hall 19 yard line A quick pass to Campion followed by a hand off to Meuccn and a conversion produced a 13 O bulge Ted Sudal blocked the Hall punt which set up the hnal score for the Bulldogs by The One That Dndn r Get Away ' . ' I , Matarazzo, Vin,Guiliano, and the rest had long hours Bulldogs qpened fast, taking the opening kick-off . . . . I i - - . J - . l 6 41. 9 1 1 Where Do You Think You're Going? 45-13. joe Meucci scored the only Maroon points going over in the third quarter and then, after setting up another T.D. play with a 46 yard run, scampering over from the one-yard line. The Bulldogs just couldn't get going and the score hardly showed Bulkeley's worth. The long hard season was hnally over and with their loss to the Hurricanes, the Bulkeley Eleven went down into history. Earlier in the year coaches Allen, Korisky and Karsky had worked with a green squad and turned them into an aggresive, hard play- ing bunch ol fellows with a lot ot' spirit and just plain heart. Even when the chips were down, they never gave in. Humble in victory, glorious in defeat, they were always out there fighting for Bulkeley High, and the honors they could bestow upon themselves and their school. Thus the book closes on the action-packed 1956 season ot the Bulldog Eleven. It was exciting and full ot' thrills from the opener at New Haven to the last few seconds at New Britain. 9 A Little Bleacher Boogie ...,-0 r 4111 , it -Q Qtr' M'-.uf ni'- AQ nd Away He Goes Plain or Mozarellan 101 'ii XJ 4--66 BASKETBALL di 'Wi X wg- BASKETBALL TEAM Standmg left to right R Cunningham Mr Karsky R Kneelmg J Chmxelewskx E Bednarz C Perrone I Rexlly Gilbert A Rudrs M Strogoff T Murray T Mulcahy E Fxsh M Shea W Gustafson Mr Bazzano Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Total East Hartford Manchester New Brrtam Ha Norwich New London Manchester Weaver Ha Hartford Weaver East Hartford New London Norwich Hartford New Brrtann Won 9 ost 8 Henght and experlence were the bxg problems facmg Lou Bazzano and the Bulkeley qumtet as they prepared for a tough 16 game schedule The Maroons had thelr work cut out for them lf they were goxng to equal last years 12 4 record The Bulldogs opened the season at home shellackmg East Hartford 72 50 In thls lmpressxve w1n the Maroons showed mxd season form dnsplaymg dazzlmg shootmg and passlng that were slmply too much for the Hornets Throw mg up an almost anr tlght zone defense and snatchmg re bound after rebound off both boards the fast breakxng Bazzanomen rolled on They piled up a 19 6 quarter lead rocketed to a 40 19 bulge at half tnme and owned a healthy 52 31 three quarter score The most encouraglng factor for Bulkeley fans and Mr Bazzano was the play of blg Ed Fxsh who was tremen dous under the backboards and ln the pn ot posltlon and also the performances of four newcomers to the squad Mxke Shea Vln Snlpas john Butch Chlemelewskl and Ed Bednarz Rellly and Fish were hxgh men wxth scores ol 17 and 16 respectxvely The Bulkeley gym again was the scene of the second encounter for the Maroons as they played host to Man chester and lost a thrrller rn the flnal seconds of the game 60 59 Manchester wnll probably never won a more hard earned vnctory Another second would have seen a uctory for the Bulldogs rt was that close In thelr next game the Maroons encountered New Brntam and proceeded to whnp the Canes 69 59 Carmen Perrone, jump shot artnst, headed the deadly Bulkeley attack wrth 22 pomts Reilly and Frsh followed with 13 pomts a prece for the nlght's work The Maroons, Perrone and yi!! . 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' - joe Renlly goes way up Bxg Ed Flsh connects for two Rellly put a flrm guard on Cane star Tom Stagls but he st1ll managed to score 19 po1nts most of them on chanty tosses The Bulldogs shot with a deadly eye that would make the pros enuous hooprng III 28 baskets ln 5-4 trles for a remarkable D10 The follownng Thursday the Hall Warrxors became the Bulldogs next XICUIUS as they went down to defeat 57 40 at the h tnds of the Mtroons Nexther team was yery rmpressne espeeully 1n the shootnng department If the Warrlors were more lggressne they could haxe walked away wlth the xxetory but they dldnt Bulkeley remalned one of the two undefeated C D C, teams by whnpprn lXOI'WAlCl1 W1 IW for lts thnrd stralght ID the loop 1nd fourth wln of the yelr oxerall The big lds BCLlUlI'Z 1nd lush were the seorxng wxzlrds wlth scores of 16 1nd 15 polnts Reilly w1th 14 paced the Mxroons scorrn Bulkeley s two classy yeterrns oe Renlly and Carmen Perrone were the blg dlfferenee as the Maroons defeated a pesky New London team 68 U8 to chalk up 1ts flfth w1n agalnst a lone setback The free throws proxed to be the decrsne edge as the Bulldogs hrt 26 of 30 atempts C87ffj wh1le the Whalers outscored them from the floor 77 baskets to 21 The game produced two top scorers Rexlly and Perrone wlth 23 and 21 polnts respectxxely A torrld thzrd perrod rllly propelled by Tom Roche brought Manchester Hngh from beh1nd a 30 24 halftxme score to an excltxng D6 D4 wnn oxer the Bulldogs ID therr sexenth game of the season A faulty defense let the WHIIIOIS jump to a thlrd per1od lead whlch Bulkeley In the hrst appearance of the year at the Trlnlty lleld House the Bulldogs lost a close one to Weaxer 55 DO The North Enders threw up a well knnt man to mm defense and swxtched well when necess 1ry Insnde the Be IX ers were tough blocking m 1ny Maroon shots Ch lllgulllg, tunes to an outsrde 1tt1ek the Maroons elosed the glp nn tae thlrd perlod but Weax ers ohnny fgln wxth 27 ponnts for the night opened exerythmg uy and the Beay ers held me leld Hall pulled the blgfest upset of the season rn area basketb1ll lxlltlllxlll off the Mlroons H 38 at the WHFIIOI gym oe Rellly tried but couldnt vet the Bulldogs going He made a xahint attempt dumpxng ln 3 of the Mlroons last 7 pornts In thexr next encounter at the Ileld House Bulkeley outlasted an aggressne Hartford H1 h team to capture a 53 48 cxty serles uctory The xrctory snapped a 2 game los1ng streak and gaxe the Bulldogs a 6 4 ox erall record The hrghly excltrng fimsh put on by Hartford took llttle away from the hne ox erall shootlng of the Maroons as a team and the amazxng first half performance of senxor Fd Bednarz who enjoy ed the best nu ht of the season Bednarz h1t for 18 pornts all of them IU the hrst half when he almost smgle handedly carrled the offense burden for the Bulldogs Rellly hmxted to only hxe free throws ID the hrst half took charge of the Maroon s defense IH the last two perlods and ably dlrected the Maroon s possessxon play He hlt a fine total of 17 for the whole game Playlng the role of stlte Lh1IUPl0l lS to the hllt un beaten Weayer erushel Bulkeley 72 52 for lts twelfth strught uetory and the elty blsketblll tltle Blg Joe Rellly Fd l1sh and Fd Bednarz were Maroon standouts ln defeat llsh and Bednlrz worked hard under the backboards to no ayaxl as Weaxers yumpxng Beayers grabbed most of the rebounds Rellly sank 15 and Bednarz steadlly dexelopmg a neat yump shot, hrt for 13 along w1th F1sh 5' Ed Bednarz drops m another Carm Perrones soft one hander V V 1 ,' 7 H 7 V ' ' 1 - ' V Q 3 a V' V V v V V Y I Q Q QQ Q. 1 Q . 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V Grand Jete A magnmeent 6OQ shootmg effort from the floor ID the hrst half vent by the boards as Bull-teley fell before dump mg East Harttord 67 37 In the f1n.1l quarter the Bulldof s fell beh1nd Us 1 Then Re1lly put on a br1ll1nt one man effort for the lXl1fOlJI'l5 as he eonneeted for 17 pomts on fnur hoops Illl ln equal number of eh1r1ty tosses as Bulleeley sl1eed the gap to four pomts 17 Sv mth one m1nute th1rty seconds rema1n1ng but L1Pl1nte made .1 three pomt pl1y for the Hornets and the Bulldogs were f1n1shed Nleyx London tL1I'IlC'el out to be just vyhlt the doctor ordered for Bullteley and the1r Slllll IULIIIIIIULIII hopes as they belted the XY halers 60 41 Another nne shoot1m, d1s play swept the M1roon to .1 much needed mn the Bulldoaes h1tt1n1 on 76 of W 1ttempts of 1 bflllllllf WH Bulldogs next encounter lb they wx 1lloped Norweh 67 V The M1roons yy1th yun1or sharp shooter C.lI'I11C'Il Perrone hrttmg for 25 pomts were ln the le1d at the end of ey ery PCl'l0Ll 0 7-1 a 14 3 ln add1t1on P rone s fllltl N B dnarz t1ll1ed 17 1nd Re1lly 15 add1t1on to settmy, up many f1ne shots for h1s te 1mm1tes I1Sh played h1s usually strong game of defensne bmrds for the Maroons Brealung out mth a blazmyg, second hilf attack Bulleeley proceed to conquer Hartford 69 61 and bnghten lfS hopes of qual1fy1nzg for the state Class A b1sleetb.1ll tournament Shootmg goals at an amazmg tl1p vsell oyer SOG the Bulldogs leaped from a 29 all half t1me t1e 1nto Hey' whos not the ball An easy two for Re1lly . I . -, . I V Y , ' ' ' C' ' H 2' 1 ' 1 . ' A , , gl ' . L . ' A ' . l ' ' ' ' ' A 4 P ' V r 1 yf I - ' - 5 -- , ' 'Q ' , 1 L ' ' - - F y 1 1 y' 1 L I V I 1 .R l n A R ' ' 4 av 1 I ' K 4 'Y ' - - 7 ' . I' W ' V r V . ' ' lg - ' 1 . ' A . ' li '. Once 11341111 the Bulkeley' gy'n1 was the scene of the ,J , , - , . . . , 1 .H -- , , . . ,-. ' ' ' ' -, 1 ' L 1 1 1 . rest , 2 -IO, 52--Q 'nd ' to er 1 21 e ' . V 1 ' ' , in ' ' A ' f l ' '. 'L 1 . ' . ' 1' , ' . , K - , V, V 'V ' i . . . , , , 1 a 10 polnt lead vshnch the Owls couldnt ow ercome Perrone and Chrmrelewsld fronted a torrld Maroon surge OPCHIUIL the second half with some flve hoops 1n only slx shots The Owls cut the Bullteley lead but Ch1m1e got lose agam and rt was curtalns for Hartford I-hgh men for the Bulldogs were Perrone mth a fabulous 22 pomts Rellly and Chnmrelevskl wth 15 and 16 and close behlnd Ed Bednarz wlth I2 A sharp shootrnys New Brutaln quintet protected its tournament qualmc 1t1on hopes and all but ruined Bullteley s mth a 73 68 yrctory The defeat ID th1s season s finale left the Bulldogs mth a 9 7 record lt would be tough to pornt up the heroes rn thrs one Take blg Rellly as an example Playlng on an rnyured ankle nn hrs final appearance IH a Maroon unrform the scrappy Irish man was tremendous ln ey ery department Ed Bednarz who really turned out to be a fabulous forward 1nd yeteran Carmen Perrone were both standouts But the bnggest man for Bulkeley agamst the Canes had to be Ed llsh who wnth 21 points and 24 rebounds was nearly too much for the wrnners HIS play rn thrs game wont be forgotten easlly by Bullteley fans The loss to New Br1ta1n deadened all hopes of tourna ment play for the Bulldogs The hard work of Coach Lou Bazzano and the Mem bers of the 56 57 squad was not wasted though as they brought many honors to the school and to themselxes through therr nexer ceasmg Splflf and determrned team play Congratulatlons to one and all Q Q 'Q 1 Mike 'Dolph Shea connects That boy Chnmmre 7 ' 1 'T Larm makes xt look easy' 'Bug Ed snares a rebound SWIMMING TEAM Kneeling: A. Labesky, A. Forte, D. Lynch, F. Vignori, D. Ahearn, W. Connelly. 2nd row: R. Viso, R. Benny, L. Wieder, A. Morel, G. Gonsalves, T. Anderson, B. Maher, C. Parker, B. Shortell, Mr. jenkins. Std row: Mr. Atlin, B, Waitkus, D. Kerrigan, S. Webster, K. O'Mara. SWIMMING Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Bulkeley Total SWIMMING 18 Windham 58 Woodrow Wilson 27 Bristol . 9 Manchester 25 Sacred Heart 23 Torrington . 20 Hartford , 46 Middletown 44 New London 21 Crosby . 25 Meriden 316 Go Benny 51 11 42 60 44 45 40 23 24 48 44 32 Flash Atlin had a young but hard-working swimming team this fall. They compiled a 3-8 record but improved steadily throughout the year. The Bullfrogs started their season with a loss to Windham, Al Morel won the diving and took a second in the 40 yard freestyle. Wes Connelly also took a second in the diving, Bob Benny came in second in the 100 yard backstroke. Bulkeley swamped Woodrow Wilson 58-11 in their second encounter. john Ahearn won the 200 yard freestyle. Les Weider, the freshman flash, won the 40 yard freestyle for us. Al Morel once again won the diving, Tony Anderson and George Gonsalves made good showings in the 100 yard freestyle. Curt Parker and Bob Benny won their events also. Against Bristol, Bulkeley did their best, but wound up on the losing end. Al Morel won the diving again and Bob Benny won the backstroke. George Gonsalves came in second in the 40 yard freestyle. Curt Parker placed second in the 100 yard breaststroke. Al Morel won the 40 yard freestyle for our only first place against Sacred Heart. Kerrigan took second in the 200, Tony Anderson did a nice job in taking second place in the 100. Gonsalves, Waitkus, Anderson and Weider took the last rela . yAgainst Torrington, Bulkeley was defeated by the strongest team in- the state. Morel, Parker, and Benny took seconds in diving, breaststroke and backstroke respectively. Our traditional rival, Hartford High, beat the Maroon and White, 40-20. Denny Kerrigan placed second in the 200. Bob Maher took second in the 100 freestyle also. In the 100 backstroke, Bob Benny placed second. Gonsalves, Maher, Weider, 'and Morel won the last relay. Bulkeley won their second meet of the year, defeating Middletown, 46-23. Kerrigan and Anderson placed hrst and second in the 200 yard freestyle. Al Morel put on an individual show winning the 40 yard freestyle and the dives. Andy Labesky placed second in the 100 backstroke. Weider, Waitkus, Maher, and Gonsalves took the last relay. Bulkeley won their second meet in a row, trouncing New London 44-24. Kerrigan won the 200. Kevin O'Mara took third place in the 40 yard freestyle. Al Morel once again displayed fine form in the diving by taking a first. Curt Parker took second place in the 100 yard breaststroke. Bob Benny and Bob Maher took first and second in the 100 yard backstroke. O'Mara, Gonsalves, Waitkus, and Maher won the last relay. Crosley beat the Maroon and White, 48-21. Al Morel scored 8 points in taking first in the 40 and second in the diving. Curt Parker took a second in the 100 breaststroke. 44-85 was the score as Bulkeley lost the final encounter of the year. Al Morel scored his second double, winning the diving and the 40 yard freestyle. Curt Parker took a third in the 100 breaststroke. Bob Benny and Bob Shortell took first and third in the 100 backstroke. Al Morel did a great job as captain and provided the leadership for this young team. He had a great swimming year also, scoring 88 points himself. Congratulations to a really hard-working club, that will come to be one of the State's strongest swimming teams in the next two years. .V ,, A1 W , ,Q an ,M-,Un ,fi . -mv ' -'f'?Li,'iv:wi ' m si 'S sw--, .Fl hh A' 4 .1 !5.v:9r! CAP' 9 fade rso 11 '- rd mr ,M , .- 12: .- wi- 4 -tif is ' - ,M - AH., W, , gram- -f ' ,,,,,,, 1 ' - - - - ' ,- 1, K '1i... ' Curt s ot? WX eb- Q11 wb' WV? vm an-Q s 'V 'sf .- , 5 ' 0 ,,f ,, C - I 1 5 ' As- ' 5 '3'N, 9 , 4 'JW , u J. ' f I ' ' A I A xvilztrrv 6 ., .. V X :ii . . A s 54 l I V, V1 K A IJ! Q f' Ag ' M' K f ,wig ' n fm, ,Af J vi' .1 , 5, A iw if 1 CROSS COUNTRY D. Little, O. Ogren, McKeon, R. Bailey, S Webster, S. Martelle. 2nd row: Flash Atlin, D Lynch, T. Rivers, B Oliski, R. Mason, j Puglusi, M. Rocco, S Koda. CROSS COUNTRY This year our Cross Country coach, Flash Atlin, has had one of the most successful seasons that any Bulkeley team has ever known. The Hill and Dalers started off their season by competing in a triangular meet with Hall of West Hartford and East Hartford High. The Maroons were victorious over a very strong Hornet team, squeaking in the win by one point, 28-29. To the surprise of everyone, the Hall Warriors, rated as underdogs, sparked their team and nipped the Bulldogs 26-29. Although the Bulldogs bowed to Hall, they showed good form in beating East Hartford, enhancing their prospects for future meets. Coach Atlin said that senior Rich McKeon, Captain Rich Bailey, Dave Little, Sal Martello, and Orin Ogren deserve much credit for the win over the Hornet Harriers. ln their second encounter of the young season, the Maroons ventured to Willimantic to engage Windham High in a dual meet. This was a glorious day for the Bulldog Harriers, for no less than four runners either smashed or tied the course record of 13 minutes, 45 seconds. Crossing the finish line in record-breaking time was Sal Martell, placing first and establishing a new record of 15 minutes 10 seconds. Close on his heels came Rich Bailey, Dave Little, and Orin Ogren, clocked at 13 minutes 13 seconds, 13 minutes 22 seconds, and 13 minutes 45 seconds respectively. As a- result of these tremendous. times, the Maroons wound up with a 16-39 victory over Windham. 'VI X' art--, How did we place, Flash? The Maroon Harriers now ventured to Keney Park to compete in the Greater Hartford Meet. Bulkeley displayed real team strength in placing second to East Hartford and Hall, who tied for first place. In their next encounter of the year, the Bulkeley High Cross Country Team captured the city title, defeating Hart- ford High and Weaver, at Keney Park. Through the win the Bulldogs tied Norwich for the Capitol District cham- pionship. The Maroons streaked across the finish line placing third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh. Leading the way was soph- more Dave Little, taking third place. Close on his heels was Captain Rich Bailey, followed by Ogren, Martelle and senior Rich McKeon. Next the Bulldogs ventured to Storrs for the Sectional Invitation Meet. The Maroon Harriers placed fourth with 118 points, just one point behind Hall High. In the Sec- tionals the Bulldogs defeated some of the top teams in the area. A few days later the Atlinmen ran against Norwich at the Wild Cats' home grounds. The Maroons lost the meet by one point 22-23. Ace Harrier, Rich McKeon took one of the top places. The Maroons, continuing their fine season, placed third in the State Meet at Wesleyan University. The Bulldog Harriers, competing against top-rated teams in the state, did very well in placing third, just 17 points behind first place, Norwich. The following Saturday, the Bulldogs ended their line season, at the New England Championships in Waterville, Maine. The Maroons did exceedingly well, considering the running conditions: two inches of snow, a strong north wind, and below freezing temperature. The Bulkeley Harriers placed twelfth in spite of these handicaps, com- peting against top teams in New England. This race marked the end of another season of cross country, of hard work and effort by both Coach Flash Atlin and the members of the 56 squad. Bulkeley 29 Hall 26 Bulkeley 28 E. Hartford 29 Bulkeley 26 Manchester , 29 Bulkeley . 18 Windham . , .. 32 Bulkeley 29 E. Hartford , 28 Bulkeley 26 Hartford High 29 Bulkeley 15 Weaver , 40 Bulkeley 29 Hall . .. . 26 Bulkeley . 32 Norwich 23 Bulkeley 25 Hartford High 30 Bulkeley 15 Weaver 40 Total 272 332 Won 7 Lost 4 'Team with lowest score is winner Front row, left to right: R Lb., +9lf++aIf-if Q .,? if ff? Z ff X, ++++++ elif WM X W5 fx v x Q CT nfl? I gy., J' J F V it ff? GI 733 ,Xb , -' Vg, M, X J I lf Qw- Football Rally Dance November 17, 1956 RALLY DANCE S ll CH AMPS Thanks, Three Cheers for B.H.S. Bulldogs B H5 we K 5 e fxeafle Those tall rivals! .Kg- Xk , .,x K k ya X4 5 W, if 'Qi 1 'J A wr S , 41 ci fab! JZ: 'H I 14? ki! , X Yin. Q12? 6 I 136130 If COLLEGE NIGHT AND PARENTS' NIGHT Daffy-. -Believe You W. 5 Y, 9,2 ve Q, -sy E ,, 'lrffu 43 x me' 6 TORCH NIGHT 3 I I Q- A Smile for Ihe birdie Xi YK I H N. 1 I Vis? W sz? . ai ng? f li ix Y 1 , gi ,V tg Sgt. 1-Elvisn Deldisa .. ,,,,,..L A V- ms, Maw Chai! are CDF Sm s Q'1'xs' a Lilgee 'Hy Daqceef , A J 3 T , . I 'Q-J, I il' giuq., .1 I , I -C 1' M. F ,L N 7 ' 1 5 f 5 I f f f 5 5 ? f E if , ! , 1 5 f ff A 4 , If F X 1 6 .. i F Tres bfenu A h-,,,,6,, , 'vb Mar' A K Www' La im 'mlm ' 3-fire NOVEMBER 30 AND DECEMBER 1, 1956 padez- vuus Ftaniais, Y 1 J-'ai -ilir in. Dig those crazy suede combat boots! Uv W , hos Your friend, Pvt. Clemens U.S. prime bed X with hair ffom and femef Some real cool sounds - ,4 K Charnpagnfr, MY 4 A 1 A':- N 4 ffl 9 , , -' 'ii' X .i '- I -1: M L , Lady! They Reign Ruyally Umgr atulations I! A.E,Z'X- ii Wholl 1tb6... E Stan way to the Stairs OUR JUNIOR PROM - I BbDL PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST February 20 1957 GRACE GARVIN ASSEMBLY October 25 1956 Mrs. Allen congratulates Diane Fichman ii e isa PLACES ms' o I 7 3 V I C , Al ,N 5 r' 3 - . M5 'Y :alla recewes aw - a viva Patienrly waiting 118 l I I , I 5-- ,f-If r ,.. .N X f. ,. 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Tires, Batteries, Accessories JA 7-5801 Linden Buildings Phone JA 2-5046 234 Washington St. Hartford, Conn. 2:2 4 'A' ir Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of '57 SPIN ELLl'S BENOIT'S PHARMACY 630 Park St. Hartford, Conn. French Spoken Here CH 6-8330 88 PRECOURT'S MEAT SAVER Portion - Controlled - Veal Steaks A Specialty 622 Park St. Hartford, Conn. Tel. CH 6-8646 133 You're Joshing Looking for Something Eat Much? I I 1 Arm boy,. loc Well, Y0u're flght 50 f is is I I ., B M X o Loretta, the camera!! B.H.S. IN ACTION ZH. , ,A -Mgmt I'm not always right, but! Chowline A Tinc-y helper! M-'T Prof. Korisky and friend. l lil I'm sticking with you. LA FIN As ue eagerly approach graduauon we pause brlefly to loolc baclc at our hugh school career SOIUCIIIUCS vuth regret ue thrnlx me really could hive tr1ed 1 lrttle harder but the many pleasures and satrsfactrons qurclcly over shadovs these thoughts It seems strange that durrng our firt days at Bullceley wc found rt so huge and strange Most of us came rn as chrl dren and ire lexvmg as young tdults Cwe hopej There have been so many an alcemngs durmg our first days at Bullceley vue found lf so of our first formal, the horror of our flrst Crpher and our first b1t of rndependence Among our fourth lunches roof ra1s1ng rallles the unpre drctable Mr D and, of Course the wrld second floor sesslons after school These mll soon be only memorres, but tender memornes rn vuhlch there wrll always be a spot reserved for Bulkeley We are of course anxrous to get out mto the world some to college, some to work, some to the serv1ee, and our brrdes to start full trme housekeeprng but there are very few who can truly say they do not feel a lrttle regret at leavmg We the classbook staff hope that our efforts br1ng you all the pleasure we mtendcd, now and many years from now Wfe also wash every member of our class a successful but more lmportant a happy lrfe Remember, thxs IS your star and your hrgh school memorres wxll be only as flr from you as your classboole 'I36 Y A K A 7 C L V C . 7 Y r - r C ' ' 1 . 1 I A 1. A , y 1 ' r r A v N 2 s ' L ' . 1 A , 7 ' . . ' - L 1. -1 , ' s ' - 2 ' 'z ' Y 2 A y f L 7 unforgettables are those fabulous, foodless W s , - ' I I , A sv ' 'Q 1 ' X7 7 S 7 Y 9 5 7 A . W V . s ' ' f h 1 ' A - A . A L 2 ff ' x ,, M - .Y , ,fr .- A, xc-Q-, Iv. - ' ' ' 'A --' 2 Ann-11 T-.'i i.A : .QL W.. . T :il IK. .fqxi I :Q AK3. Hi iv, wi' Vw. 'J , X,