Bulkeley High School - Class Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

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T? ro, unevidus 'Sup' DEDICAT ION Every Bulkeley student has known and respected Mr Bashour throughout hlS stay at Bulkeley As dlsclphnarlan durxng our first three years he ,amed recognltlon for lllS falrness IH llalldllllg one of the most dlfficult adnnmstratlve tasks Tlus year as we reached the hlghest posl tlon ln the student body he reached the highest admlnlstratlve posltlon that of prlnclpal Because of thlS and because of the buldance he had glven us ln plannmg our Sill0lZlSllC pro ram and soclal events the Class of 1960 IS justly proud to dedlcate IIS classbook to Mr Frederlck T Bashour 2 5 I 1 'T , . . , .V I .. . .. . . i . U. , 7 E' v G6 fffe Page 06 JICQ 71100 G!f71ll7f6ffO fOf7 fzwffy Spoffs labs cfm :es 6f7lOf'-5 UlVCf7Llx5Cf7?6f77l5 fonjgn jfs e W Q Aga ik Wm' 'N x X Ax X, Xvm any J Xa-A ff b .as fe gif' .1 6.91. 'Vs 'eil u' Q -Swizawl. I w .' 1 Q A I N P' 6 I' ,g fm . R, vu ' 0 X -a 1. NTI ' -F ' . ' :N 'f I L I . ' ' ,A 'V- S X N If x ' M ', TYTL ,1. 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All s Qulet on the Second Floor IN MEMORIAM WILLIAM RAMSEY On February 7 1960 Bulkeley lost one of lts most promlnent students The untlmely death of Wllllam Ramsey caused wldespread grlef not only here at Bulkeley but ln the entire Hartford area B111 possessed that fineness of character that commanded the utmost admlratlon of all Even ln death he was glven the respect whlch he so rlchly deserved He was a true leader Never once dld he use the offices whlch he had attamed for the sake of personal glory Bxll was mtellx gent a look at hls scholastlc record lllustrates that fact One need only talk to hlm to realize that he had been endowed wrth a capable mmd Blll had a wonderful personallty It was thls personalltv comblned wlth hrs leadershlp abll lty lIltClllgCl'lCC and sense of humor that was cluefly responslble for hls success However B111 s most valuable characterlstlc was hls wlll lngness to work He dld not come from a rlch famlly therefore everything whlch he had ln llfe he had to work for and work he dld We the Class of 1960 will never forget B111 Ramsey and the accompllshments he made dur mg hls short stay here wlth us c 9 ! ' , 9 . 'S ' 9 9 9 . . . , . . , . . . . 3 Q . . , . 3 9 Q . BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Vincent P. Cenci' Dr. Geor e B. Cooper Miss Lillian . Mansfield Miss Martha L Jollnson Mr Lewis Fox Mr Keitll B Hook Secretary Dr ,lolin F Balkun jr Vice President Mrs 'Vladelyn C Neumann President Also Mr Raymond J Kelly SU PERINTENDENTS 5 V' A--' lst row l to r Dr Robert H Mahoney Mr Robert H Black Mr Alexander A Macklmmie 2nd row l to r Mr Edwin F Nelson Mr Leo M McCrann X FAC LJLT Y 'N X Z fi Drmjm,-n FREDERICK T. BASHOUR Principal 'NJ PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE Where are you going? We know where you have been! For the past twelve years you and the members of all the 1960 classes throughout the length and breadth of this country have participated in the great American dream of a public education for all. Although each local board of education has had its own innovations and ideas of progress, basically all of you have had a similar educational experience. It has been the common aim to afford everyone the basic skills of the 3 R's, to develop character, citizenship, a sense of moral values and, in general, to develop all those attributes which in the aggregate would represent an apperceptive mass from which each and every American student could build a good life for himself, and his family, and contribute to his country's welfare. At this point in your careers, the record changes. Each of you in your best judgment is now to make decisions which will shape the future course of your lives. Decisions concerning college, vocation, military, etc., even marriage. We hope and pray that we as educators have given you the necessary tools to make the proper decision for you. We hope that, in choosing your way, you keep your sights high, your goals definite and worthy. However, in your striving, keep in mind the words of Cicero, who said, If you aspire to the highest place, it is no disgrace to stop at the second or even the third. Do not live for the day alone-live and plan for a tomorrow and do not blemish your tomorrow by nearsighted, faint-hearted and morally poor decisions of today. Always keep uppermost in your mind that the good life is worth the striving, that the Creator endowed each of us with certain inalienable rights, but that with these rights go hand-in-hand the tremendous responsibility of taking our proper and peculiar place in His scheme of things, by contributing something to life and to our fellow man so that one can truly say the world is a better place for our having passed through. I hope that all of you take the high road through life. I hope that your lives will be happy and busy ones, that your actions will reflect the education you have received at Bulkeley and at worship, and that during all your days you will walk with your head high with a justifiable pride in your own accomplish- ments and in your contribution to your fellow man in a common striving for the better life. MR. MITCHEL S. IVANOWSKY VICE PRINCIPAL This year Mr. Ivanowsky was ap- pointed Vice-Prineipal of Bulkeley High School after having taught in the Industrial Arts Department since 194-7. Many other students have known him through his work as one of the Torch Nite advisors. .eesttgga 'Q ,K ,W , -I . I i 5 ny' Qfqx i x,,f MRS. DOROTHY W. PIETRALLO DEAN As Dean of Girls, Mrs. Pietrallo has always displayed a kind and under- standing attitude in guiding our girls. Mrs. Pietrallo is also the advisor to the Junior and Senior Prom commit- tees and to the Girls' League. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Front row, I. to r.: Mrs. Marian Tucker, Miss Mary Caffrey, Mrs. Jean Doerschuck, Miss Dorothy Potter, Miss Joan Shea, Miss Ruth Holsten. Second row, l. to r.: Mrs. Renabelle Fuller, Miss Margaret Ryan, Mrs. Grace Fer- guson, Miss Rita Antaya, Mr. Francis D'Amato, Mr. Charles Toomey, Mr. Joseph Ciampa, Miss Marianne Petrus, Miss Melicent Fuller. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Front row, l. to r.: Miss Ruth Fitzgerald, Miss Mil- dred Kienle, Miss Janette Brimner. Second row, l. to r.: Mr. Roy Nierendorf, Mrs. Dorothy Pietrallo, Mr. Ralph Romano. -, 1 4 Q1 Wa Q gf Rf HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT L. to r.: Mrs. Margaret Bierkan, Miss Roscola Rooney, Miss Agnes Gorse INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Front row, l. to r.: Mr. Mitchel Ivan- osky, Mr. Nathaniel Robinson. Second row, l. to r.: Mr. Robert Christensen, Mr. W. Ernest Harrington. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Front row, l. to r.: Miss Mary Finn, Mr. Robert Daly, Miss Edith Plumb. Second row, l. to r.: Mr. William McElney, Mr. Lester Rapo- port, Mr. Anthony Cacase, Mr. Joseph Ciampa. Q' M SCIENCE DEPARTMENT .gg Front row, l. to r.: Miss Lois Hodge, Mr. Ed- - ward Korisky, Mr. Carl Furrer, Mr. Benjamin Hendler. Second row, l. to r.: Mr. E. Harold Coburn, Mr. Thomas Cook, Mr. Charles Arnold, Mr. Richard Kelly, Mr. Mahlon Hayden. Ab- sent: Mr. Oswin Doolittle. N! 4 LIBRARIANS Front: Miss Beatrice Packard. Back: Miss Phyllis Horne. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Front row, l. to r.: Mr. E. Kenneth Wilson, Mrs. Maytscherl Reckless, Miss Ruth Fitzgerald. Second row, l. to r.: Mrs. Eleanor Pease, Mr. Thomas Quinn, Mr. Dominic Castagna. Miss Esther Knowlton. Absent: Mrs. Gertrude Wider- krantz. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Front row, l. to r.: Mr. Wil- liam McElney, Mr. Henry Lucrock. Mr. Arland Jenk- ins, Mr. Cornelius Moylan. Second row, l. to r.: Mr. Merrill Dooey. Mr. Neil Macy, Mr. Felix Karsky, Mr. X F BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Front row, l. to r.: Miss Marion FitzGerald Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, Miss Janette Brimmer: Miss Esther Knowlton. Second row, l. to r.: Mr. Charles Hart Mr. Vincent Husovsk Mr. 9 ya Bernard Pufnak, Mrs. Dorothy Stewart. ll i X1 Charles Bierkan. ' .x xsr' ' x XX I . 'XX wh dill. 'N SPECIAL SERVICES f Front: Miss Edna La Flamme. Second I row, l. to r.: Mr. James Shay, Mr. M Thomas Keenan. f .Z P .. ART DEPARTMENT s r L. to r.: Mrs. Mildred Fontane, Mr. John Ellis. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Front: Miss Mary Lane. Second row, l. to r.: Mr. William Green 14 Mr. Milton Lieberman. - uv' A f-Qt I PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Front row, I. to r.: Miss Helen Tracy, Mrs. Bertha Dohkin. Second row, l. to r.: Mr. Arthur Allen, Mr. Louis Bazzano, Mr. Paavo Atlin. I .X HEALTH DEPARTMENT L. to r.: Miss Elsie Kelly, R.N., Dr. Joseph Urrichio. fin V' 1-.ia . , GYM AIDES L. to r.: Mrs. Anna Vetter, Mr. Julius Joseph. 745 ' 1 OFFICE STAFF Front row, l. to r.: Mrs. Eva Runge, Miss Barbara Jeffers, Miss Mary Anne Cwikla. Second row, l. to r.: Mrs. Alice Norsigian. Mrs. Evelyn Kellerstrass, Mrs. Eleanor Irv- ing, Mrs. Elizabeth Hyland. ,V ., 's' CUSTODIANS Front row, l. to r.: M. Coro, E. Brinkman, W. Pagani, T. Pagani. Second row, l. to r.: M. Leger, R. Kindl, T. McCarthy, J. O'Connor, F. Helms, F. Filkowski, E. Bednarz. v3 .Q S. P ,I i K I 1 . ,..-..W,...V...,-.M.. Y --WM, V'--H W .ig ' l ! sxl y . . 35.1, L1-is CAFETERIA STAFF Front row, l. to r.: Mrs. Pizzanello, Mrs. Giansante, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. DeFelice. Second row, l. to r.: Mrs. DeDora, Mrs. Calcagni, Miss Whitelaw, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Righenzi, Mrs. Clilford. ROBERT KEITH P. I ... I..-............. I .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' Ji..- '-. 11333E52QfiiQfQiQifQQQQfQ5 ' P l ..,.,.g.g.32122:Z:Eggjiiiiif555:EZZZIZZZZZM-TJ:W 1 L! 1 2232521 55:5 I l:5:3:3' 1 ' .. fi2i22222E2i2i21 -:1EfEfEf5ffIQzQEf' E555555355255255552225555225 City Champs! FOOTBALL The year 1959 was a highly successful one for the Bulkeley High Football team. Coaches Ed Korisky and Felix Karsky guided their charges to the second best record in school history. With thirteen lettermen dotting the picture, experts tabbed Bulkeley as a team to watch. The Third Annual Capitol City Jamboree served as the unveiling of the Seambusters and of their counterparts, the Stampeders. Through- out this exhibition the Bulldogs were content with just getting a good workout. Their play was lackadaisical, spotty, and nowhere near their ability. This could be traced partly to the ab- sence of Coach Karsky, who was in the hospital recovering from an appendectomy. Two weeks later in Norwich the season opened and the boys began to play for 'keeps. Behind the rugged Stampede line our rugged Tiger Backs clawed, fought, and drove their way to eat upi' valuable yardage. Meanwhile the Seam- busters resembled uuncaged lions as they beat the Wfildcats into oblivion. Individuals such as tenacious Mark Buonome, panther-like Paul Ucello, young Merrill Yavinsky, who was the author of a fine 60 yard T.D. scamper, and tough Tommy Sonnone, who personally ac- counted for 22 markers, made the long hike back home an enjoyable one. Only an injury to tackle John Pagnoni marred this auspicious 28-6 beginning. Game number two - or, should 1 say, con- quest number two - was East Hartford. Hardly was the crowd settled, when Bay Cuntulis was off to pay dirt. The hard hitting junior, behind picturesque blocking, galloped 61 yards on the third play of the encounter. A Balesano-to- Buonome pass was good for the extra points and the Bulldogs quickly led 8-0. Throughout the rest of the half, the Stampeders L'rumbled fre- quently, but were never able to break loose completely. Kicking off to start the second half, the Hornets quickly lost their sting as Bobby Ruff Roffalo celebrated his return to the line- up by taking the kickoff and prancing 86 yards with it for the score. As the Seambusters took over, the misery gentlemen rocked the E.H.H.S. single wing unmercifully. Consequently, the Hornets had to revert to plays that havenit been used since the turn of the century. Only a punt return in the waning thirty seconds saved the boys from over east from a complete loss of face as they went down to defeat 14-6. Outstand- ing afternoons were had by Pete Dengenis, a bone crushing blocker, Zig Pabich, a rugged linebacker, and, of course, Big Boy Bay Guntulis. 4'Turn the Tables, echoed Ed Korisky. Hit to Hurt, chanted Felix Karsky. 4'We gotta win, repeated the students. For this was the traditional slugfest with arch-rival Hartford High. The Bulldogs scored twice in the space of two minutes to ice the decision early. This rampage came early in the second period. Con- sistent barrages at the Owl line netted huge chunks of turf until finally Hay Guntulis blasted in for the six points. A jarring tackle by Paul Uccello on the ensuing kick-off caused a fumble which ever-elert co-captain Buonome plucked out of the air and returned to the H.P.H.S. four-yard line. But here the Bulldogs fumbled the ball away at the one, only to have Pete Dengenis block a Hartford punt, and once again ujohnny on the spot Buonome pounced on the ball, but this time his alertness was worth six points. Talk about exciting football! In the sec- ond half, two H.P.H.S. passes were good for scores, but overall the Maroon dominated play to win a much cherished 14-12 tilt. Bulkeley 40 - Wilbur Cross 16. What an ex- hibition! The power, speed, deception, and foot- ball know-how of the Koriskymen really showed in this one. Terrible Tom', Sonnone plowed across the line four times on runs of 13, 1, 11, and 66 yards in dazzling performance. The Big Seven mauled their counterparts into submis- sion. Punt Dengenis added two more notches to his belt. Buonome, Mueller, Manning, Gan- carz, Grieve, Audet, and ever so many more starred in this gross mis-match. Now showing a glittering 4-0 record, the Ma- roon made short work of the New London Wllalers. Once again the Mighty Mite back- field showed that they have no peers when it comes to toughness. Ray Guntulis, Tom Son- none, and Bob Raffalo, under the direction of Pete Balesano, blocked, drove, spun, twisted, turned, bit, in fact, did anything for that extra inch. Bruising fullback Cuntulis dented the scoring column for 22 points, while Sonnone had a sparkling 45-yard T.D. run in this 28-6 rout. Upfront 'gPunt Dengenis got another one,'while Zig Pabich wrecked the Shoreliners' offense with his ferocious line backing. We now stood first in the Capitol District Conference and were gaining stature as every game went by. Bulkeley was on the football map. ln Connecticut scholastic football circles, the most highly respected team, year in and year out, is New Haven Hillhouse. This big, rough, tough outfit was the Southenders' next chal- lenge. Featuring a speedy backfield and the state's best passer, the Academics were a for- midable opponent, indeed. But, they more than met their match in our Bulldogs. Led by that aggressive young giant Dick Grieve, rugged Mark Buonome, smart Merrill Yavinsky., mus- cular Ralph Worth, and fleet Mike Nyez, Bulk- eley punched out a 14-6 win in the rain at Dillin Co-Captains Buonome and Dengenis hold the line. Gas 'Ads' 21, , 'hs Seambusters rock 'em. Man, that boy hits hard! 3 'Hr- A fi 4 10' 1 f it 'fi' P' CITY CHAMPS BREAK LOOSE Stadium. Sonnone and Paul Uccello scored the markers, with Paul's coming on co-captain Den- genis' fifth blocked punt of the year. Hampered by the sloppy turf, the Stampeders were con- tent to bang out yardage on power plays off our huge tacklers Dick Grieve and Art Audet. De- fensively, once again the Seambusters were un- pregnable. The only drawback the boys suffered was the fact that the wet terrain made it impos- sible for our feared end runs to be used. '6Scalp the Beaverlv Number Seven! These were the warcries of the week. With the City Championship hanging in the balance, Bulkeley and Weaver squared off before 7,000 excited spectators. Weaver jumped oil' to an early 8-0 lead, due to a 61-yard interception of an errant Bulkeley pass. Late in period one, the South- enders' attack began to roll. The vaunted Stam- peders suddenly broke loose as, behind perfect blocking, especially by sturdy Al DeMeola, Tom Sonnone darted 59 yards to pay dirt. Minutes later, Tommy streaked across the line from twenty yards out to put us ahead 12-8. The Beavers generated a drive of their own late in the stanza to gain a 14-12 halftime advantage. Ruff chews up the yardage. Qi The Stampede begins. , 4 . - no .v , V, 'ww , gs V ' W- 0 A r , . ,Q , . sg . vt ,Q A 1- 13' F! Y 3 ,. fa u ,A mi . f it J. in-i f f' Um' - Li.- rein: fi PU' . if- ' f ' 4, 'gg if 51'Yifa ff: if S if-w5E0,l!: x3beqE al- , A K L g I. . .X - g Ng,,- -X , . .. e .. AMX-.amy . , X, . Mark grabs a fumble. In the second half, inspired by a stirring pep talk given by the coaches during intermission, the boys rose to never-before-reached heights. Blocking, running, tackling, bustling as never before, the Bulldogs took complete control of the contest. Once again Sonnone rambled for a score, this time from 32 yards away, Bobby Raffalo also contributed a tally. Dick Grieve blocked a punt, Artie Audet cleaned the path for ballcarriers, and co-captain Sonnone per- sonally gained a fantastic 267 yards. Defensively, Buonome, Dengenis, Nyez, and Pabich con- tinually bombed the not-so-eager Beavers. The final 28-12 score gave Bulkeley the coveted City Championship. The Southend rocked all night, celebrating this happy event. Turkey Day 1959 promised to show an exciting game, as both B.H.S. and New Britain were un- Chop Chop defeated in conference play, with the champion- ship going to the winner of this clash. With only four days to ready themselves for this vital match, our boys were left lifeless and unpre- pared. Leaving their best game home, the hopes for a perfect season were drowned in a 26-0 rout. Capitalizing on fumbles and miscues, the Golden Hurricanes buried us under, using their fa- mous home run offense. Featuring Jackie Robinson, a truly fine back, New Britain was an inspired ball club, which refused to be denied. Two Bulkeley drives petered out inside the New Britain five-yard line. Richie Grieve, Pete Dengenis, Paul Uccello, Tommy Sonnone, Mark Buonome, Bob Raifalo, and Zig Pabich fought their hearts out to no avail. The coaches picked Zig Pabich as the recipient of the Babe Allen Trophy, which goes to the outstanding Bulkeley player in the game. Recapping the season, the second under the Double K regime, shows the tremendous ac- complishments achieved by our boys. Quick, tough ends Mark Buonome, Paul Uccello, Larry Mueller, and Dave Manning, giant tackles Art Audet and Rich Grieve, cat-like guards Pete Bi Ra storms over. S Y Terrible Tom blazes across. , i . ,grip H I The Board of Strategy. Dengenis and Zig Pabichg dependable center Ken Jacobs, and fast, powerful backs Tom Son- none, Bob Raifalo, Tom Nyez, Andy Sullivan, Pete Balesano and Frank Gancarz have played their last football for Bulkeley as they move on to bigger and better things. But their mark re- mains in the minds of their fans. Additional laurels were earned by Mark Buonome, Tom Sonnone, Ralph Worth, and Pete Dengenis, who were named to the All-Star C.D.C. Team. Pete Dengenis and Tom Sonnone were named respec- tively the best blocking lineman and backfield- man by the coaches. Pete Balesano was awarded the Scholastic Trophy for his classroom ac- complishments. The season thus had drawn to a close. It was a thrilling, highly successful one of which everyone can be justifiably proud. 99 Q S, Q? qs. 69. . .U y1'.-.5,,,,f'-- ' , A A ,,., 'Ji ' C Q un ,ll- A st, 4'-PM Q, f,si' far lst row, l. to r.: H. McPhee, A. Puglisi, R. Mason, M. l. to r.: J. Hussey, J. Procyk, J. Sinicrope, J. Marelli, J. Boyle, J. Bracken, L. Camarca, P. McCollam. 2nd row, Puglisi, Coach Flash Atlin. CROSS COUNTRY This year's cross country team looked forward to the oncoming season with determination and confidence. With nearly all last year's team re- turning, Coach Flash Atlin shared their hopes for the future. The team, led by seniors, Captain Mike 'Boyle and Bob Mason, and junior Al Pug- lisi, proved to be a well-balanced team. ,lim Leading the field. 'X Bracken, the freshman surprise, was also in- strumental in many of the victories as were sophomores, Paul McCollam and Harvey Mc- Phee. John Puglisi and Joe Sinicrope rounded out the team. In the initial meet of the season, an all-too- powerful Manchester High team defeated the Bulkeley barriers by the score of 16-44 despite a fine effort by Bob Mason and ,lim Bracken. In the same meet Bulkeley swept the first five places from Maloney in a 15-50 win. The cross country team was never in danger in defeating Conard, 20-35. Bob Mason led the way in setting a record of 13:00 minutes at the West Hartford course. Mike Boyle, Al Puglisi, ,lim Bracken, and Paul McCo1lam captured sec- ond, third, fourth, and fifth respectively, while Harvey McPhee came in tenth. In their next encounter, the Bulkeley team nipped East Hartford by the score of 27-28, even though East Hartford took the first two places. Finishing third, fourth, fifth, and sixth were Mike Boyle, Al Puglisi, Jim Bracken, and Paul McCollam, in that order. The barriers broke even in a meet with Nor- wich and New London in losing to Norwich 24-32 and beating New London 25-30. Norwich swept the first two places with Mike Boyle, the 4 ,,--n x 'Md Start of the Hartford-Weaver meet. first to finish for Bulkeley, coming in third, fol- lowed by Bob Mason eighth andjim Bracken tenth. The Bulkeley team nailed Windham by the score of 17-41. Mike Boyle paced the team by finishing in first place with ,lim Bracken second, Al Puglisi third, Bob Mason fourth, Larry Ca- marca seventh, and Harvey McPhee eighth. The New Britain High cross country team handed Bulkeley a loss in a 22-35 score. New Britain, one of the perennial strong cross coun- try teams in the state, proved to be too much for the Bulkeley runners. Outstanding in defeat were Bob Mason second, Jim Bracken fifth, Mike Boyle seventh, and Al Puglisi tenth. With Bill Baron of East Hartford setting a new course record, our Bulkeley harriers placed fourth out of a field of seven schools in the an- nual Greater Hartford cross country meet at Keney Park. Leaders for Bulkeley were Bob Mason seventh, Jim Bracken tenth, and Mike Boyle twelfth. SCHEDULE Bulkeley 44 L Manchester ,. ,, Bulkeley 15 W Maloney .. Bulkeley 20 W Conard . .... .....,, , ,. Bulkeley 27 W East Hartford ,.,... Bulkeley 25 W New London .. Bulkeley 26 W Wethersfield .. . . Bulkeley 32 L Norwich .. Bulkeley 17 W Windham Bulkeley 35 L New Britain . .. Bulkeley 39 L Hartford Public . Bulkeley 28 L Weaver .. ., Fourth in Greater Hartford meet Eleventh in Sectional meet Seventeenth in State meet On a rainy and muddy aftemoon the cross country team suffered defeats at the hands of Hartford and Weaver. That meet saw the team fall victim to a strong Hartford High team 16-39 and nipped by Weaver 27-28. Leading the team were Mike Boyle, Paul McCollam, and Jim Bracken finishing sixth, eighth, and ninth re- spectively. The harriers ended their regular season by defeating Wethersfield 26-29. Placing second, third, and fourth were Bob Mason, Jim Bracken, and Mike Boyle, while Joe Sinicrope captured seventh and ,lim Moran eighth. After the regular season was over, the cross country team had accounted for a respectable 6 and 5 record. ln the University of Connecticut Invitational meet, the Bulkeley team placed eleventh out of sixteen teams. After this meet, the Bulkeley harriers captured seventeenth place with thirty-five teams entered in the an- nual C.l.A.C. cross country meet at Central Connecticut State College. Flash gets their times. 2 lst row l to r J Hussey W Connelly C Bannon H Keane R Baffalo R Vauldlng 2nd row l to r Coach Flash Allin J Smlcrope F Wilson C Choolglan J SWIMMING Bob Raffalo in top form. .,-nvnivv' C ,ff 'Zf' Criffith 3rd row l to r B Vlssoe M Karwan M Crlf fith T Shortell B Doyle P qposlto .l Peatle This years swimming team, under the excel lent coaching of Flash Atlm, looked forward to a most successful season. The major problem that the team faced was its lack of depth. There were however, many compensations to offset this problem. This years team was an expe- rienced one due to the fact that many of last years swimmers were returning. Among these were such standouts as Captain Bob Raffalo in diving event Bruce Vissoe in breaststroke, ,lim Griffith in the relays Tom Shortell in back- stroke, Den Lan- llans in 100 yd. freestyle Mike Karwan in breaststroke Wesley Connelly in div- ing, and Jim Peatie in butterfly event. season, a powerful team overpowered ln the first meet of the Winrlllaxli High swimming the Bulkeley team in a one-sided 51-26 victory. of the season saw However, the second meet Bulkeley spring back with a 44-33 victory over the Wilby Hi h swimmers. Once again the swimming team displayed its potential in a 39-38 win over Bristol Eastern. The medley relay team of Shortell, Vissoe, Peatie, and Wilson started the meet off by de- feating their Bristol Eastern counterparts. Raf- falo., Vissoe, Shortell, and Peatie captured firsts in leading the team to victory. An all-too-powerful Sacred Heart swimming team sank the Bulkeley team hy the score of 4-7-29. Outstanding in defeat were Baffalo, Shor- tell, Peatie, and the freestyle relay team of Langhans, Griffith, Karwan and Wilson, all cap- turing first places, with Dave Lynch adding a second. A fine team effort brought Bulkeley its next win. This win came at the expense of Bristol 24 'N Xxx! , .gli X fs, t .it-w X Z A K X aff,- Central by the score of 40-37. The initial first of the meet by the medley relay team of Vignoti, Vissoe, Peatie, and Raffalo and was followed up with firsts by Langhans and Shortell. Adding valuable seconds to the team effort were Grif- fith, Shortell, Vissoe, Raffalo, Keane, Peatie, and Vignoti. Bulkeley came out on the short end of a 44-33 score in a meet' with Maloney High. Lack df depth hindered the team considerably in this meet. Outstanding in defeat were Raffalo, Peatie, and the medley relay team composed of Shortell, Vissoe, Peatie, and Karwan, all of whom secured first places. Once again the Bulkeley team lost a very close meet by the score of 40-37 to Middletown High. Bulkeley made a strong bid for victory witli Raffalo, Peatie, and the freestyle team of Keane, Langhans, Karwan and Raffalo capturing first places. Griffith, Shortell, Vissoe, Connelly, and Langhans added second places to what proved to be a losing cause. Bulkeley fell victim to Manchester Highis team, one of the most powerful in the state, by the score of 59-18. With only Shortell being able to take a first, it was evident that Manchester was too much for the Bulkeley team. Vissoe, Raffalo, and Peatie contributed second places for Bulkeley. In the next encounter, the Bulkeley swim- mers were able to turn the tide in posting a 39-38 win over Croft. Outstanding in this close meet were Raffalo and Peatie with a double win for the latter. Keane, Vissoe, and Shortell all added valuable seconds in erecting the winning margin of one point. The relay team in action. . Q A 4 I -2 f t hr , att?- SCHEDULE Bulkeley L Windham .,,. .. . Bulkeley W Wilby . Bulkeley W Bristol Eastern Bulkeley L Sacred Heart .. Bulkeley W Bristol Central Bulkeley L Maloney .,..,., Bulkeley L Middletown . ,. Bulkeley L Manchester .. Bulkeley W Croft . Bulkeley L Crosby .. Bulkeley L New London , Bulkeley L Hartford , , Bulkeley W Platt .. . At Crosby High our swimmers met with their next defeat. Shortell and Peatie captured the only first places for Bulkeley, while Griffith and Lynch managed to gather in a couple of seconds. A powerful Hartford High team handed Bulkeley a 52-25 loss. Ralfalo and Connelly com- bined for a first and second in the diving event, while Shortell and Lynch did the same in the backstroke. Vissoe and Peatie captured seconds in individual events. Bulkeley swamped Platt by the score of 44-32 in the final dual meet of the season. Griffith, Shortell, Vissoe, Raffalo, Peatie, and the medley relay team of Vignati, Vissoe, Peatie, and Lang- hans showed the way by securing first places. Connelly and Lynch followed up with seconds in a fine team effort. The swimming team finished its regular sea- son with a five and eight record. Captain Bob Raffalo, an outstanding performer throughout the season, captured Bulkeley's only place in the C.I.A.C. Championships with a third place in the diving event. Joe reveals Flash's strategy. 5 CDC Champs! lst row, l. to r.: J. Pazdar, J. Bieletti, M. Buonome, B. Leghorn, R. Pecott, E. Reilly. 2nd row, l. to r.: R. Audet, Manager, J. Muraski, M. Violette, J. Pillion, J. Kelly, Coach Bazzano. BASKETBALL As the Bulkeley Maroons entered the 1959- 1960 campaign, few critics believed them ca- pable of reaching any great heights. Rugged re- bounder Mark Buonome was a question mark after his knee injury in the ill-fated Turkey Day grid game. Beyond their fine All-Tournament veteran pivot, Barry Leghorn, Bulkeley seemed to have little, save a collection of untried ex- jay-vees. With another vicious CDC slate ahead, this nucleus appeared to be far from enough. The Maroons tipped off the season at home against the Hurricanes from New Britain, With New Britain's taunting football sign State Champs, Almost! hanging over the railing, Bulkeley butchered the Canes, 72-50. Leghorn led the vengeful onslaught with 19 points, while big Jim Pillion showed, by some solid rebound- ing, that heid be a man to be reckoned with. Legs had his finest hour in the second game, against East Hartford, as only his own unselfish- ness prevented his wiping out Carmen Perrone's school record of 41 points. Barry, unstoppable inside, outside, and at the foul line, plunked in 41 to tie the mark as his team bombed the Hor- nets, 90-55. With the last quarter hardly begun, Leghom removed himself from the lineup and did not return. The Maroons went on to dunk 65 per cent of their shots from the field. Shades of the '58 Keyhole Kids! Paul Tilly Bieletti, Bulkeley's ace back- court man, sparked the Marooons to a 72-59 vic- tory over New London in their next encounter. Bieletti unveiled a deadly jump shot which pro- duced 25 points and held off the persistent snipes of the Whalers' Bob Simoni. Leghorn also rang up 25 in another top-drawer effort, and Bob Pecott's floor game was outstanding. Norwich handed Bulkeley its first setback on a last-second overtime basket in the Wildcats' den, as the Leghorn threat was completely smothered by the Norwich defense. But the Maroons bounced back against Wethersfield, paced by Bieletti's fine all-around game and Mark Buonome's sturdy job under the boards. In downing Ted Beal 81 Co. 68-55, Bulkeley chalked up its 22nd straight win in their gym, aptly termed by the Hartford Times as the tor- ture chambern 1to opposing teams, of course! I . Unbeaten Notre Dame then held off a late Maroon spurt to pin a 54-53 loss on the Bull- dogs, as Leghorn's 20 went down the drain. Again, though, Bulkeley snapped right back against the Weaver Beavers. The Maroons ap- plied the pressure to Ernie Perry and his mates from the outset and ran up a 14-point lead in the third quarter. When the Beavers began to counterattack, Leghorn tossed in several key baskets and climaxed a perfect 14-for-14 free- throw performance. As Weaver went down 51-47, Bieletti and Pillion aided Barry no little with fine defensive gems and floor games. A lackluster Sacred Heart club fell at Bulke- ley, 74-47. This was more or less a routine var- sity game, but some fans might remember this niglit's jayvee game, in which the Waterbury club ran up exactly one point in the first quar- ter. Remember Leavenworth? Next on the list was Hartford High, unde- feated and conqueror of state champ Wilbur Cross. Not at all awed by the Owls' imposing reputation, the Maroons displayed a fine team effort in staying even with Hartford for a half, 25-all. But an upset of the Owls was not in the cards. From the start of the second half Hart- ford took command as Ed Griffiin hit a hot spree and Bulkeley,s offense completely collapsed. Despite a fine showing by ,lack Kelly and a late spurt by Leghorn, Bulkeley went down 61-46. Now 6-3, the Maroons had reached a crossroad of campaign. The key game of their schedule was fought at Bulkeley on January 19, against Naugatuck and 6-11 Ed Big Dipper Slom- censki. The game was decided under the boards, where Mark Buonome continually boxed out his towering opponent and flagged down 21 re- bounds in his best performance of the year. Leghorn tossed in 28, but Bieletti was even bet- ter on offense with several brilliant feeds to Pillion under the basket and 24 of his own. The Bulldogs led all the way and won 68-57 despite one of the finest individual performances ever seen at Bulkeley. Naugy's Bill Rado popped in 22 foul shots, and 7 baskets for 36 points, but was weighed down by some wretched support. The Maroons then repeated over Weaver, 64-57. The Beaver zone hogtied Leghorn most of the way, but this only gave ,lohn Pazdar, then just an ace reserve, his long-awaited opportunity to step into the limelight. John was red-hot from the corner in tallying 20 points while Barry was held to 13. Since Weaver had swept a pair from Bulkeley the year before, it was indeed sweet revenge for the Bulldogs. Since he relieved Babe Allen in 1953, Coach Bazzano had never lost to New London in 13 jousts. This tradition was kept alive in the Wlialing City as Leghorn's 23 points led a late rally that got the Maroons under the wire, 52-48. Everybody's All-Slater, Barry Leghorn. -aFD? .'?' Mark Buonome flags one down. Bob Pecott licks the Candy Canes .,,..f ul lceley Wins Beat Owls 51 -47 or Cit Crown Bulkeley found itself in the driver's seat today after gaining a 51-47 victory over Hartford High If the Trinity fieldhouse before nearly 2,000 last night, Coach Lou Bazzano's team accomplished three things with this one victory which helper? heal the wounds from an ea lier 61-46 setback at the hands of the Owls. lIt gave the Maroon the city championship with a 3-1 record. 0Put it in first place in the Pazdar joined Legs, in a one-two punch that J v PQ 'ry much in the scoring column, L NP- e ' K, , contributing a lone free throw. 51 ' A - Also thhe Owls missed tg is scoring of Jim Benedict W ' '91- was unable to get of! his pot- one-hander from thy cog-ngy It's basketball season now, Mark! due to the defensive play of Barry Ieghorn. The Bulkeley center did s :ood Job Ofxkieb' Norwich Free Acads . . . 25 in a row at home again overcame the pesky Simoni, who drilled in 26 this time. Leghornis last game in the Home Chamher was a memorahle one hoth for him and for all Bulkeley fans. A Tl-57 revenge victory over the Jack Kelly three straight unlmlemished home campaigns the inside track to the CDC title . . . Bullie- ley achieved all these heights as our magnificent pivot stufled in 39 points. Une revenge triumph deserved another. and Tilly Bieleltfs soft touch. Mike Yiolette LKEL N,,,-,,1 g:7'l f 1 l 5: -'TFV' 'HH +5 34 W That famed Bulkeley drive. x 'Inv La T The Maroons get position . . . slightly. if Rules CDC Top 'Canes, 65-5 The Pnzdar Express roars through. A Leghorn special. Hartford's now-slumping Owls filled this hill nicely. Leghorn's 17 was again the game's high hoth in the hoop and off the boards. Breaking out of early doldrums, the Maroon took a 25-21 lead at halftime and held on as Bruce Maddox and Ed Grifiin led Hartford hack. Bulkeley went into a premature freeze that proved costly, hut the Owls sorely missed ace inside Mann Stan Poole and just didn't have quite enough steam coming in to the wire. Gene Reilly's two clutch free throws clinched it, 51-47. This gave Bulkeley the City Title, but the Maroons weren,t stopping there. New Britain's Central Connecticut State Col- lege became the scene of Bulkeley's first CDC championship. The Maroon again prevailed, 65-57, over the Hurricanes. Boh Smilnak was hot and almost inspired the ,canes to an upset with 30 points, hut Leghorn fW'hat, againll balanced this well with 24 markers. Pazdar, Pecott, and Bieletti contrihuted much to a team effort that stifled a late 'Cane rally. Q Wing, . fxx. X M The Maroons next played at Wethersfield and inspired a new saying, Don't quit, even 'after you lose the ball game! Despite Leghom's 32 points, the Eagles had apparently presented their frenzied fans and head cheerleader with a 73-71 victory, their first ever over Bulkeley. But almost a week later, the Maroons suddenly found themselves the victor. Hapless Wethers- field had been sabotaged by an ineligible player, and handed Bulkeley a forfeit. A sizzling and inspired East Hartford quintet set the pace nearly all the way in the season finale at the Hornet's nest, but the Bulldogs stampeded down the homestretch and eked out a thrilling 65-63 win. Bob Pecott led the last- minute charge which saw Legh,om's two pres- sure foul shots decide the ballgame. Then it was off to New Haven. The CIAC had granted the Maroons fifth position in the drawing as reward for their 14-3 record. In theory, this meant that Bulkeley would start off against a low-rated club, but here the Maroons suffered a wretched break. Hartford High had gone into a mid-season slump which cost them a high ranking, but Joe Ku- bachka had got the Owls up', just in time for the tourney. And, in the luck of the draw, Hart- ford wound up against Bulkeley. The Owls won, 72-58. Rugged pivot Stan Poole stymied the Maroons in all phases of the game as his team never trailed for a moment. Hart- ford spurted to an early lead, then held on grim- ly when the Maroons unleashed another of their fabled back-to-the-wall rallies. Several times Bulkeley appeared finished only to scramble up again and struggle back to a tie score behind Pazdar, Kelly, Bieletti, or the redoubtable Leg- horn. But the determined Owls could always produce the clutch bombs when they had to, and the fighting Maroons had reached the end of the line. As the final buzzer sounded through the smoke-filled Arena and dejected Bulkeley fans straggled out, the high-school careers of no less than six of the Maroons had ended. '6Legs, of course, led the paradeg who can say enough about this terrific All-Stater? Tilly Bieletti, also, left Coach Bazzano with a huge gap to fill on the 1961 squad, as his superb playmaking and jump-shooting will be long remembered. Another Maroon completing his last game was steady John Pazdar, who suddenly caught fire in midseason just when his team needed him and played a big part in forging the City and CDC crowns. And Mark Buonome, who fought off his injury to perform solidly under the boards throughout the season - who can for- get the job he did on the Big Dipper? Jack Kelly and Mike Violette, too, as reserves con- tributed their bit to Bulkeley's successful sea- son, with Jack especially deadly in that wild second game against Hartford. The Class of 1960, indeed had a first-rate basketball team in itself. And, while the 1960 edition of the Ma- roons may have lacked the great tournament instinct of the Keyhole.Kids, it did prove its mettle and ability with its CDC and City titles. None of its predecessors, through Bulkeley's en- tire history, could make that statement. So, in summing up, The Bulkeley Maroons of 1960 had nothing to be ashamed of and much of which Bulkeley can well be proud. Athletic Advisory Board: Seated, l. to r.: Mr. Mitchel lvanowsky, Mr. Fred- erick Bashour, Mr. Thomas Cook. Standing: Mr. Arthur Allen, Mr. Paavo Atlin, Mr. Edward Korisky, Mr. Louis Bazzano, Mr. Francis D'Amato. lf B D fl u CHESS IH P AMAT I C M PLIG N ITED NINOVAN 3 HT NAT! 32 H - GQQWQ Front row, l. to r.: E. Stack, P. Sheltz, C. Bokus, T. T. Koslowski, A. Donnelly. Fourth row, 1. to r.: S. Balczyk, S. Czernicki, J. Ponnone, P. Bordonaro, I . Huhtala, V. Budarz, R. Sullivan, P. Sposito, T. Albani, Pur ailis A. Dra unevicius. Second row l. to r.: C. J. Randmaa, M. Griffith, J. Proccacino, G. Wisner, G. g 1 S e Fraioli, V. Mangino, R. Charizione, Mr. Curtin, M. Przybycien, W. Ramsey, Z. Pabich, D. Fanelli, J. Sini- crope, Mr. Wilson. Third row, l. to r.: M. Cammarano, M. Sundilson, B. Krasowski, H. Corto, M. Camilleri, D. Tarala, M. Howard, R. Soovajian, J. Ingraham, HONOR SOCIETY President ....,................ ,.....,............, Z igmund Pabich Vice-President ....... ......,....... W illiam Ramsey Secretary .......,...... .,..................,.. D iane Fanelli Treasurer ...,..,.....,.,. ...,.. .........., J o seph Sinicrope Advisor ,.........,,..,.,..,....,....... Mr. E. Kenneth Wllson The members of the Bulkeley Chapter of the National Honor Society are selected from the upper third of their class on the basis of leadership, schol- arship, character, and service. Five percent of the members are selected in a spring assembly of their junior year. Seven percent are selected in the fol- lowing fall and the remaining three percent are selected in the spring of their senior year. These students work as proctors in the lobby where they greet and welcome visitors. 32,' CLUB Front row, l. to r.: V. Budarz, D. Tarala, R. Soovajian, A. Donnelly, M. Sundilson, S. Czernicki, P. Smith. Second row, l. to r.: G. Saponare, M. Maselek, M. Curtin, I. Purgailis, B. Pilkin, M. Steven- son, E. Stack, J. Ponnone, D. Fa- nelli, G. Goshgarian. Third row, l. to r.: P. Sposito, J. Pagnoni, Randmaa, M. Griffith, T. Albani, Moran. Fourth row, l. to r.: Griffith, M. Boyle, R. Sanzo, Wisner, R. Sullivan, Z. Pabich, K. Gregory, J. Sinicrope. STH:-H Duchesne, B. Pilkin, M. Stevenson, P. Smith. Fifth row, l. to r.: G. Saponare, J. Griffith, M. Boyle, R. Sanzo, J. Moran, R. Slattery, K. Gregory, D. Parmelee, G. Goshgarian. 6'32,' CLUB The 32 Club is composed of sixteen boys and sixteen girls in the Senior Class who have the high- est scholastic standing. They render their services to the school in various capacities. The boys serve as junior ushers. The girls act as hostesses at'many school functions. if W'-I ,I I Q . , . 0 V, C Y K l PQ Y. L. to r.: Mr. Romano, advisor, J. Sullivan, Treas.g P. Pres., M. Burke, Fifth mem.g Miss Fitzgerald, advisor Burns, Sec.g W. Ramsey, Pres., J. Marcello, Vice- '1111'l'l'11lllll1'n'n'1rn1 1-n111111'm11u Q '11'1'l'1'l?l'llllll1'l'lH'11l'l'11'l1'!1'1111171'YY1l - 3'-ls'-l5!3'v13!32l'!113!3!l!l3 f n::3l liiu :'11'l1'11w-nw 1111111-1111-nw-m 1 F. -... I 'lv A committee discusses their project. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, whose members are elected by each individual home room, offers practice in democratic prin- ciples while initiating and completing various school projects. In 1959-1960, headed by State Council president Wil- liam Ramsey, the Council has met with the faculty advisory committee to dis- cuss the award of a good citizenship prize at graduation. Other Council activities include selling football pro- grams, distributing scholarship banners and serving on Welcoming and Welfare Committees. Advisors: Miss Kienle, Miss Ruth Fitz- gerald, Mr. Romano. A Council member expresses his views before a monthly meeting. - EI, A ,,,, M W X 5 fy STUDENT RALLY COMMITTEE Chairman . . Andrew Sullivan The RALLY COMMITTEE comprises the student leaders of seven major school organizations, THE STUDENT COUNCIL, BOYS' CLUB, GIRLS' LEAGUE, GIRLS, LEADER CORPS, TWIRLERS, CHEERLEADERS, and the TORCH. This com- mittee plans all Football and Basketball rallies, as well as the fall Rally Dance under the guidance of Mrs. Pietrallo. 1 LJ. 3 JUNIOR CITY COUNCIL The Junior City Council is com- posed of sixteen representatives from the four high schools in Hart- ford. The Council meets with city oflicials, organizes the Career Day program for the city high schools, and holds a Metropolitan Youth Conference every year. Faculty Advisor-Mr. Toomey. J.C.C. Front row, I. to r.: M. Liappes, P. Balesano, A. Forte, T. Albani. J. Marcello. Second row, l. to r.: S. Domenick, Nesta, B. Forgetta, Mr. Toomey. A wild football rally. STUDENT RALLY COMMITTEE Front row, l. to r.: A. Mullen. S. Lee, M. Zazzaro. Second row, l. to r.: M. Sundilson, T. Corso, W. Ramsey, A. Sullivan, K. Hughes. GIRLS' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE BOARD Front row, l. to r.: K. Hickey, R. O'Neill, A. Mathews, S. Czer- nicki. Second row: Mrs. Stew- art, Mrs. Pietrallo, M. Zazzaro, Miss La Flamme, Miss Antaya. Third row: J. Welles, A. Costel- loe, D. Keevers, P. Ratell, T. Magnano, T. Koslowski. . f GIRLS' LEAGUE BOYS' CLUB President .................... .,,.,..,,...,.,... M ichele Zazzaro Vice-President ,..,.. ......... S usan Czernicki Secretary ....,,.....,......,..... .... ..,...,... R e gis O'Neill Treasurer ,,......,....,....,................, ..... . . Kathy Hickey Fifth Member ,..... .,... ...... .... ,,., A n n e Matthews Advisors .....,.....,.,...... Mrs. Pietrallo, Mrs. Stewart, Miss LaFlamme, Miss Antaya The GIRLS, LEAGUE, which is open to all Bulk- eley girls, sponsors many programs throughout the year including the Rally Dance, the Christmas Cheer Fund, and the box lunch party. During the year, the club sends get-well and sympathy cards to Bulkeley students. The GIRLS' LEAGUE motto is Honor - Service - Loyalty. Its ideals are: Usefulness of Living, ,loyousness of Giving, Naturalness of Being, Ideals in Developing, Orderliness in Thinking, and Readi- ness in Serving. President ..,.......,...,......,.........,,....., Andrew Sullivan Vice-President .... ..,,. . ,, ,..., ...,.,,,,.. J ohn Ahem Secretary ,.,..,......... .......,.,.....,... M errill Yavinsky Treasurer ,..,.,..... ...... ..........,...., T i mothy Johnson Advisors.. ...,... Mr. Quinn, Mr. Castagna, M. Nierendorf The BOYS' CLUB is the second-largest school organization. Membership is open to all Bulkeley boys. During the year the club holds regular meet- ings at which there is some sort of entertainment. The highlight of this past year was the January meeting which featured Dan Jessee, head football and baseball coach at Trinity College, as guest speaker. The BOYS' CLUB is also one of the regular co-sponsors of the fall Rally Dance. V , f BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS Front row, l. to r.: M. Yavinsky, A. Sullivan, J. Ahern, T. John- son. Second row: Mr. Quinn, Mr. Castagna, Mr. Nierendorf 1 me r 'r W'-+ m--1. 2 ii l l tffpii 415: ' 'f f ' . + -- ' '-1f 2'2 ff is Y 3 . -.9 iii N 5 i f X. T' 0 U TORCH BUSINESS BOARD Front row, l. to r.: R. Plenzio, J. Krepcio, J. Riccio, M. Strang, N Newton. Second row: Mr. Hart. P. Lavery, R. Valorie, L. Jenkins, L. Lane. Third row: R. Cilia, P. Matthews, S. Schaufller, L. Ander- 5011. TORCH EDITORIAL BOARD Front row, l. to r.: N. Cronin K. Hughes, A. Donnelly, C. Ayl ward, R. Soovajian. Second row l. to r.: J. Santilli, R. Chari zione, J. Moran, M. Sundilson T. Corso, D. Fanelli, B. Zazzaro Third row, l. to r.: D. Frembes W. Linn, D. DeLaura, C. Bas sos, V. Budarz, R. Valerie, P Lavery. Fourth row, l. to r.: R Attardo, C. Bokus, K. Stanford L. Newton, M. Stevenson, A 1 9 1 Brauer, B. Forgetta. THE TORCH The Torch, Bulkeley's school newspaper is published fifteen times yearly by the Students. The work on the Torch is divided among two boards, the editorial and business boards. The 1959-1960 Torch staff functions under the lead- ership of the co-editors, Mary Lou Sundilson and Thomas Corso. Members of the editorial staff are under the faculty guidance of Miss Cafirey and Miss Pet- rus. The editorial board, consisting of reporters and columnists, prepare all news copy. The business board is under the direction of manager ,Ioan Riccio and the faculty advisor Mr. Hart. Members of this board solicit and prepare advertisements for the publication. A typing staff, under the direction of Mr. Pufnak, copies all news before it is sent to press. TORCH TYPISTS Front row, l. to r.: M. Orsini, S. LaMothe, B. Sena. Second row, l. to r.: M. Hills, S. Fournier, A. Bonaiuto. Third row, l. to r.: J. Ericson, A. Zurowski. Fourth row: M. Maselak. Standing. l. to r.: Mr. B. Pufnak, M. Martin, V. Heyke, B. Bors, B. Bowen, A. Beaulieu, R. Letizio, D. De- Meo, C. Anderson. 2 4 F V' 11? 10 if . ..,.. ......,, .,..,, Ilfmfllfilllllf iiilll ' DIAL EDITORIAL BOARD Front row, I. to r.: S. Czernicki, y M. Przybycien, A. Donnelly. Second row: I. Purgailis, Miss Ryan. s 1 1 DIAL TYPISTS of I L. to r.: M. Orsini, B. Sena. THE DIAL The Dial, Bulkeley's literary magazine is dis- tributed to Student Activity members four times a year. The purpose of the Dial is to encourage budding authors and poets in their literary en- deavors and to present to the rest of the student body the successful products of their classmates' efforts. Material is submitted to the Editorial Board who, under the guidance of advisor Miss Mar- garet Ryan, select those works suitable for pub- lication. The typists then copy the manuscripts in the proper form for delivery to the printer. It is the function of the Business Board, super- vised by advisor,'Miss Marion FitzGerald, to ob- tain ads and to handle the distribution of the magazine. L DIAL BUSINESS BOARD Front row, l. to r.: P. Magnotta, E. Stack, L. Derderian. sen. P. Cascio, Miss FitzCerald, M. Forte, C. Balandiuk, R. Michaud, K. Wodecki. Second row: L. Lane, B. Erick- M. Hills. ' fa t -. 'bb B ' 5 0 . C' 'Q' ' ,Q +--O' sk 'E' X'- CLASSICAL CLUB OFFICERS Front row, l. to r.: B. Pilkin, J. Moran, J. Coope. Second row: S. Mozzicatto, Miss Plumb, A. Woolfson. R My hvaviaqx CLASSICAL CLUB President ...,,.....,...,.,.,...........,..,...... .... .I oseph Moran Vice-President ........... ,.., . ,........ Beverly Pilkin Secretary ,,....,,......,. ,...,..,......... ,,... I u dith Coope F Treasurer .,....,.,,.,...,,......,.......... Sebastian Mozzicato 5 Advisor ,........,....,,,....,..,.,.,..,......, Miss Edith Plumb The study of classical life and art through movies of Italy, the eg 1 presentation of the Christmas play and student reports on Clas- sical literature is the purpose of the Classical Club. Their most impressive event of the year was the annual Roman Banquet. Weeks of hard work produced the colorful and authentic setting , t for the toga-clad classicists at the Feast of the Liberalia. SCRIBBLERS OFFICERS Front row, l. to r.: C. Waxenburg, B. Pilkin, J. Aylward. Second row: A. Dragunevicius, C. Aylward. N g aj , ,, V Bi ' F i Caesar is thinking. SCRIBBLERS CLUB President ...............,.,....,.....,.,...,,...... Beverly Pilkien Vice-President. ,..,.... ................... G ail Waxenburg Secretary .....,....,.,,. .....,... A udrone Dragunavicius Treasurer .......... ...,.,....,,....,,., C arol Alyward Five Member ,.......,..,,.........,..,....,....,.. Janet Aylward Advisor .......,............,.......,...................,... Miss Holsten Opened to the girls of all four classes is the Scribblers Club under the direction of Miss Holsten. The club's program is centered around the members, interests in the fine arts and cul- tural activities. An annual event is a trip to New York and the viewing of a Broadway play. ..'!F MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB Front row, l. to r.: Mrs. Doerschuck, C. Frasca. G. Gosh garian, I. Purgailis. S. Mozzicato, U. Urbaniak, D. Tarala Mr. Rapoport. Second row, l. to r.: P. Magro, A. Woolf: son, A. Katz, W. Pilkien, P. Good, E. Trzcinski, P. Belan- MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB President ................,... ,.,...., Sebastian Mozzicato Vice-President ....,......,.,.. ........,..,.,...,... I lga Purgailis Secretary .,.......,......... ..............,. U rsula Urbaniak Treasurer.. .. .....,.,........ .,..., ........ G a ry Goshgarian Advisors ,.,...,......,,.,,,. ....,.... M rs. Jean Doerschuck, Mr. Lester Rapoport, Mr. Joseph Ciampa The Modern Language Club consists of those students who are interested in a study of the history and customs of people in various foreign countries. All members must have taken one year of either French, German, or Italian. This year the club prepared a scrapbook of Bulkeley life to be sent to a school in a European country. ger. Third row, l. to r.: S. Amenta, C. Morello, D. Bur raychak, J. O'Connell, A. Tedeschi, J. Rustigian, M. Moz zicato, S. DeLuca. PARNASSUS CLUB President ..., ,..,., .,..,,.,.. ...., ,... D a vi d Parmelee Vice-President ,,,.....,. .... ..., ..., J 0 s eph Moran Secretary ............... .. ..., John LeMaga Treasurer .... .... .... , ..,, . , ,. .,.. ,.... , .Peter Sposito Advisor ,.,, , , ..,. ..,,,.., . , , ..,. ..,., , .. Mrs. Tucker The Parnassus Club was organized to give students the opportunity to do more creative writing and to develop interest in literary sub- jects in general. In order to qualify for member- ship in the club, a prospective member must display promising work in his English courses. The highlight of the activities is the clulfs an- nual trip to New York to see a current play. PARNASSUS CLUB Front row, l. to r.: Mrs. Tucker, F. Budarz, P. Sposito, Bassos, R. Slattery, J. Hourihan. Third row, l. to r A D. Parmelee, J. Moran, J. Le Maga, L. Newton. Second Woolfson, A. Katz, J. Slattery, W. Ray, D. Garofolo row, l. to r.: M. Yavinsky, T. Corso, J. Randmaa, C. gp- DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS y .uQ ,, I S First row, l. to r.: John Ferola, Mary Ann Przybycien. Second row, l to r.: Mrs. Ferguson, Robert Valorie, Barbara Lowchy, Mr. Cacase. JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS Front row, l. to r.: A. Fichman, D., Dupuis. Second row, l. to r.: A. Woolfson, Miss Knowlton, G. Waxenburg. 'V 2 H I , 1 v 3511-0 DRAMATIC CLUB President ....,....,.,...........,.......,, .,., M ary Ann Przybycien Vice-President .. 4.,. ........,., ,4,. .,..,,,. J o h n Ferola Secretary.. . .. ,,... ...Barbara Lowchy Treasurer. .... .... . ....... R obert Valorie Advisors .. .. . . .. ........ .. Mrs. Grace Ferguson, Mr. Anthony B. Cacase The Dramatic Club is composed of stu- dents interested in stage production and act- ing. One of the big events of the year is the annual spring play which is open to the pub- lic. Another important occasion is the yearly trip to New York where the club views a Broadway stage production. Rx - 9 xx 66 99 A scene from Men Are Like Streetcars JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL President .................................... ................. A lice Fichman Vice-President ........ ..,. . .. Arthur Woolfson Secretary. ..... .... . .. ..... .... D onna Dupuis Treasurer .... .. .. .... ..., G ail Waxenberg Advisor ..... ....,..... , ............ Miss Esther Knowlton The Junior Red Cross Council is a group of interested students who plan and organ- ize the activities of the Junior Red Cross throughout Bulkeley. The members super- vise the collecting of money for underpriv- ileged children in many nations and also the distribution of small gifts to hospitalized servicemen during the holiday season. 1,5 Q. J! 'M in 1. 4 uf K if n X o' 9-. figs its K Six ' . CHESS CLUB Front row, l. to r.: J. Caparaso, H. Glatte, R. Martin, A. Morrill. Standing, l. to r.: Mr. McElney, J. Carlino, T. Sena, J. Polites, R. Noveck. CHESS CLUB President .... ....,......,........,.......,..... ..... H o rst Glatte Vice-President ..,,.... Robert Martin Secretary ..., ..., . . ,,.. .. Alan Morrill Treasurer .... ..,. . . ...John Caparaso Five Member ...,........, ..... ..... T h omas Sena Advisor ..,. ..... ..........,..,,.,,.......,,,,...,..... M r . McElney This club offers its members an opportunity to develop skill and practice in playing chess. Various tournaments are arranged throughout the year with other high schools. These contests are as competitive as any athletic event. The participants strive for victory. OPINIO Front row, l. to r.: M. Sundilson, F. Budarz, B. Pilkin, D. Parmelee, V. Budarz, M. Stevenson. Second row, l. to r.: C. Coshgarian, P. Bolduc, B. Krasowski, S. Czer- nicki, D. Fanelli, J. Welles, P. Cartelli, M. Liappes. OPINION EXCHANGE President .....,....,., ..,,.,., ................ D a vid Parmelee Vice-Presidente, , .,... -Virginia Budarz Secretary . . ..... ,,,, . , . Beverly Pilken Treasurer ..,....,......,.... ,.,.....,,., ,,,.. . , , John Harvey Advisor ,... ,........,. ..,............,. .,.,.. .,.........,.. M r . M acy The Opinion Exchange Club is designed to give its members an opportunity to participate in formal debates on topics of interest to high school students. The club usually invites a guest judge who decides which team has won the de- bate. The 'best orators from the individual de- bates participates in a contest with another local high school. N EXCHANGE Third row, l. to r.: P. Smith, Mr. Macy. J. Moran, R Knowles, T. Albani, P. Sposito, T. Corso, J. Caparaso R. Slattery. Om U.N. CLUB President.. ....... ...........,.......,....,..,....... I lga Purgailis Vice-President .........................,,.,, .Gerald Nesteruk Secretary .............,. ......,,. A udrone Dragunavicius Advisor .... .... ..,...., . . . ...,........ ...,............ M r. Dooey The United Nations Club with Mr. Merrill Dooey as its advisor was formed in order to further the study of the United Nations organi- zation. The members of the club are given the opportunity to hear speakers give a talk on the United Nations or they are able to take part in a discussion on this subject. UNITED NATIONS CLUB none, D. Dorman. NI-NO-VAN CLUB President ..................................... .... S usan Schaufier Vice-President ....,...,. ............. E leanor Harris Secretary .... ....,. . . .,.,....,.,........ Kathy Devine Treasurer ......... .............................., T tina Wroble Advisor .... .... ........ .... ...,.. M i s s Roscola Rooney The Ni-No-Van Club's chief purpose is to further the study of Home Economics. During the course of the year, the group of girls has held several meetings with guest speakers on cooking, fashion, and etiquette. Occasionally the club's program committee planned after school trips to hospitals and other places of special interest to the club. NI-NO-VAN OFFICERS 1 Front row, l. to r.: C. Holowieszko E. Harris, S. Schaufier, S. Lee, E. Rin 3 guette. Second row, l. to r.: S. Good win, T. Wroble, K. Devine, M. Stager Miss Rooney. Front row, l. to r.: C. Frasca, Mr. Dooey, A. Dragunavici- us, I. Purgailis, G. Nesteruk, Z. Wafthourjy. Second row, l. to r.: S. Mozzicato, J. Rus- tigian, S. LeShay, S. Zem- gulys, S. Sullivan, J. Pon- LAMPLIGHTERS President.. .,.........,.. ,......,............. P hilip Amaio Vice-President... .. . .,.. Sebastian Mozzicato Secretary . ..,.. .,.......,..,,.,.., P aula Ratell Treasurer., .... .,,,.,..,... 4,.., ,.....,,,. C a r ol Sinisgalli Advisor ..,, .... .,.......... ........ M r . Charles Bierkan The LAMPLIGHTERS are under the direc- tion of Mr. Bierkan, the club advisor. The pur- pose of their monthly meetings is to make the subject, American History, more enjoyable to the student. Throughout the year, the club ar- ranges for trips to historic places. This year one such trip was taken to Williamsburg, Virginia. ,R A student takes over. FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB President . ,. .,.. ,,.,. , ......,. ..,. C a rolyn Caspic Vice-President ..,..,.. .. .,... Mary Daly Secretary ,..,....,... .... .... J u dy Welles Treasurer ..........,...,.,..,....,...,.,,..,............. Clara Fraioli Advisor ..,, ,.....,,..., , .. ,..,.... .... ,... .... , M i ss Finn Students who are interested in teaching as a profession form the Future Teachers' Club. Meetings held one Monday a month consist of movies and lectures by teachers and adminis- trators conceming the different aspects of teach- ing. Trips are planned by the members to vari- ous colleges which are noted for their courses in teaching. LAMPLIGHTERS Front row, l. to r.: P. Ratell, C. Sinisgalli. Second row 1. to r.: P. Amaio, S. Mozzicato, Mr. Bierkan. FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICERS First row, l. to r.: C. Gaspic, C. Fraioli, M. Daly. Second row, l. to r.: Miss Finn, J. Welles. 5. WRU!!! NUUKUB 1lNl1l FW!!! H5118 ,. as I ' nn. 1. 1 55 1 ll 9 rx I 1,2 sig E ' ,KilimLt2lllllllllz2lgQfigill? i CHOIR B Advisor . .... .. ..,........... .,.. ..,,... M i ss Mary Lane Accompanists , Ilga Purgailis, George Saponare CHOIR B, Bulkeley's largest musical organization, is composed of students from each of the four classes who meet every Thursday durln homeroom study for rehearsals. During this time they prepare for the annual spring concert CHOIR C Advisor , .,,s.,. ., . ..... ,......,. M iss Mary Lane Accompanists , .Ilga Purgailis, George Saponare Bulkeley's finest voices from the Sophomore, Junior, and Sen- ior classes combine to form this musical organization. CHOIR C members rehearse every Tuesday and Thursday during sixth period under the fine leadership of Miss Mary Lane, our musical director. Among their performances are the Grace Garvin, Percy Fellows, and Christmas assemblies, and the annual spring concert. 1MU!Q, X sr? A Q frm.. ORCHESTRA The Orchestra, under the direction and ad- visorsliip of Mr. Lieberman, conducts many per- formances throughout the school year. Among these are its annual spring concert, the Grace Garvin and Percy E. Fellows assemblies, and the Christmas assembly. It is composed of some thirty members and features a wide variety of instruments. Director, Mr. Lieberman. ,, dsx? BAND Director, Mr. Willard Green. The Bulkeley Band has been an important contribution to the school spirit at our football games. This group of more than forty musicians also performed at basketball games and rallies. After many intense practice sessions, the band presented its annual affair, the Spring Concert. 'inn f -was BUSINESS BRANCH MEMBERS , Front row, l. to r.: P. Mat- thews, Miss Brimner, M. Gonthier, J. Tarala. Second row, l. to r.: 1. DelRocco, C. Crans, P. Lane. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club is divided into a technical and a business branch. The former takes pictures of school dances such as the Sno-Frolic and the Junior and Senior Receptions, and also snaps the football and basketball team pictures. The business branch then canvasses the homerooms to sell these pictures, each member receiv- ing one free for his effort. Advisors: Miss Brimner, Mr. Christenson. Smile everybody TECHNICAL BRANCH MEMBERS L. to r.: M. Murray. L, Ru bera, M. Girard, L. Newton R. Attardo. C. DePasquale D. Pugliara. Front row, l. to r.: C. Balandiuk, R. Charizone, M. row, l. to r.: J. Randmaa, W. Pilkien, G. Pichette D Chase, G. Goshgarian, G. Wisner, D. Langhans, S. Parmelee, P. Good, M. Griflith, P. Cartelli. Sullivan, J. Riccio, P. Bolden, Mr. Hayden. Second CHEMISTRY CLUB THE RADIO CLUB President .,.......,......................,,..,. Gary Goshgarian President, ,.....,..,...,....,........,............ George Wisner Vice-President ..,..... ,..., G eorge Wisner Vice-President ....,... .. .... ..., R obert 0'Malley Secretary ...,........., ....... M ary-Ethel Chase Secretary .,.. ..... . . .......... Gerald Nesteruk Treasurer .,........ ....,....,.. D ennis Langhans Treasurer ,,...,..........,..,.,..,......,...... Jerry Proccacino Five Member .,.,,,........,...,..... Roseanne Charizione Advisor ....,..,.....................,........,....,,........... Mr. Cook Advisor ..,...............,....,.,........,,..,..,........,.., Mr. Hayden The Chemistry Club provides the opportunity for students to increase their knowledge of chemistry beyond what is offered in the class- room. Under the supervision of Mr. Mahlon Hayden, the club meets every other Friday after- noon. At these meetings various topics related to Chemistry are discussed and explored by the members. The club also is responsible for the maintenance of a display case on the third floor. Membership in the Radio Club under the di- rection of Mr. Cook is limited to thirty boys having had at least one year of science. Prob- lems posed by radio broadcasting and receiving, along with the actual theory of radio broadcast- ing, are studied by the boys. First row, l. to r.: Mr. Cook, G. Wisner, G. Goshgar- G. Nesteruk, J. Caparaso, T. Urbanik. Third row l ian, G. Proccacino. Second row, l. to r.: R. O'Malley, r.: P. Bolduc, J. Amato, S. Formica. ,,......--m fx i AVIATION CLUB L. to r.: W. Pilkien. D. Maynard, T. Kerarny, B. Dustin, E. Brennan. D. Chicoine, T. Oleskewicz, P. Cood. .l. Caris. A.V.A. L. to r.: J. Ferola, S. Formica. .l. Proccacino, T. Urbanik, P. Urbanik. Treasurer . ,. Advisor . . . AVIATION CLUB ' ,, William Pilkin President .. , Vice-President . .... .. .. Dale Maynard Secretary .. , ,......, Theodore Kerarny Francis Dustin . , Mr. Doolittle The Aviation Club is under the ad- visorship of Mr. Doolittle, who is him- self a very competent pilot. Composed of students interested in flying, the club often shows films pertaining to aviation, and in some years visits an Air Force Base to gain first-hand information. An AVA man at the controls. AUDIO VISUAL SQUAD President , . .. . ,..., .. . . John Ferola Vice-President . ,, Ted Urbanik Secretary, , .. , . Peter Ifrbanik Treasurer . , Steve Formica Five Member , ...... . , Jerry Proccacino Advisor, . ,, .. .... , , , . Mr. Doolittle The Audio Visual Squad is one of the busiest clubs in Bulkeley. Its chief serv- ice to the school is the showing of films in the classrooms. The AVA men are also responsible for the excellent light- ing and sound effects for such events as Torch Nite, Senior Nite, and the Christ- mas assembly. Advisor: Mr. Doolittle. . 1-1-sv as , .-.,..Q'0 j 4 0 4 ,g'?l5p','- x H-.- A -as-s..+.w GIRLS, BIOLOGY CLUB Front row, l. to r.: E. Meyerhardt, D. Orsini, Miss Smith, M. Novatasky, E. Romaniw. Third row, l. to r.: Hodge, R. Picaro, S. Lusk, D. Pierce, C. Holowieszko, N. Newton, E. Czernicki, L. Leonka, D. Zerdecki, C .l. Guilano. Second row, l. to r.: A. Shap, J. Dutton, Morello, L. Montana, C. Dickinson, P. Dwork. S. Mitchell, N. Schauiiier, R. Kuduk, A. Dione, M. GIRLS' BIOLOGY CLUB BOYS' BIOLOGY CLUB President ......,.. ,..... ...,, ,..............,...., R o s e Picaro President ,,.......,.... ..,...,,,.. ..... , Richard Ludwig Vice-President. ,... . ...,, . Carol Grady Vice-President ...,.... . .. ..... Robert Scofield Secretary . , , .. ., . ., . , Susan Lusk Secretary ,.,.,.,... . ..., , Stanley .laniec Treasurer , , .. , , ,, ,..... Dorothy Pierce Treasurer ,... ..... , . Robert Dabkowski Advisor ,,,. , ..,. .,....,.,. ..,. ....,.... M i ss Hodge Advisor ..... ,... ,.,....,...., . ...,,. ,..,....,,.,, M r . Hendler Girls studying Biology and interested in in- creasing their knowledge of it form the Girls' Biology Club under the direction of Miss Hodge. To further their understanding of Biology and its uses in everyday life the girls take trips to dairies, museums, and hospitals. This organization consists of boys who are in- terested in the liner points of biology. Very often guests are invited to speak on a particular subject in this Held. Trips are made during the year to various places of interest. BOYS' BIOLOGY CLUB Front row, l. to r.: S. .laniec R. Scofield, R. Ludwig, Mr Hendler. Second row, l. to r.: T. Horan, R. Stone, R Jordan, W. Sederowitz. M CHEERLEADERS Front row. l. to r.: P. Shortell, B. Bors. M. Blesso, C. Bnlandiuk. R. Carroll. B. Zazzaro, P. Sandgren, K Hughes, C. Bokus. A. Mathews, N. Tuthill, K. R. Wiley. R. Charizione. Hnkey Second row, l. to r.: D. DePalma, M. Zazzaro. CHEERLEADERS Captain , ,, . Karen Hughes Advisor , . . . Mrs. Bertha Dobkin The Cheerleaders, sixteen in number, lead the student body in group cheering at football and basketball games and at school rallies. The Pizza Queensi' practice in the gym two morn- ings a week from 7:30 to 8:15. Cheerleaders are selected in the spring on the basis of poise, posture, representation, sense of rhythm, ability to jump, and a Guidance De- partment rating, as well as on scholastic average. SI.'L':...-M. pa., .-,a.:vV.Q.'- g ' .wfiwafhn K 'Q , . . . ,Ny ' ' I- v , ' TWIRLERS Captain . . ., . .. ,. . Serena Lee Advisor . . . . Mrs. Bertha Dobkin The twirlers perform at rallies and during half-time at athletic contests. Many times, they have dazzled audiences with their exciting per- formances. During the course of the year, vari- ous projects are undertaken by these girls to defray expenses of uniforms and transportation. Their Basketball Rally Dance in February was one of this year's social highlights. TWIRLERS S. Brown. Front row, l. to r.: D. Palowskl 5 Marotta, S. Lee. B. Salvatore, K. De vine. Second row. l. to r.: L. Pich I Lane. .l. Tarala. J. Aylward, P. Rizzlo THE GIRLS' LEADERS CURPS President ..,..,,... ., . .,,. Anne Marie Mullen Vice-President.. , .. .. . Lucille Dederian Secretary , . , . ..,. .,,.. . . Regis 0'Neil Treasurer ,,,., .,., ...., M a rgaret Reardon Advisor . ..,, ..., . .. ,.,. .... M iss Helen B. Tracy The Girls' Leaders Corps, under the faculty direction of Miss Helen Tracy, meets every other Monday. The main function of the corps is to prepare its members for leadership in the gym classes. As signiHcance of their leadership, the members of the corps wear white gym suits. To remain a leader, members must live up to cer- tain standards. They must attend every meeting, take five showers a month, attain a rookie rat- ing by completing successfully various skills. GIRLS' LEADERS CORPS L. to r.: A. Mullen, R. O'Neill, R. Charizione, B. Ward. A Leader demonstrates. 4. Q- 5' ' A C17 1,3 Q a Mx, 'a I IU It , . N ..- .' p j ii u , I ' 1 fy 5 5 s A BOYS' LEADERS CORPS President.. .,,. ...,...,...,,.. . . . ,.,. Richard Brodeur Vice-President ......., ,..,,.,...., F rank Gancarz Treasurer .... ., .,.,. Dave Manning Secretary ...,.,,,, . ........,,,. Jim Keith Advisor , ..., , ..,. ,... .... ,... .... . . . M r. Allen The Boys' Leaders Corps, under the supervision of Mr. Arthur Allen. is com- posed of boys interested in the various gymnastic activities. In the Leaders Corps the boys are given the chance to develop their gymnastic talents. They are also called upon to lead gym classes in various exercises. BOYS' LEADERS CORPS L. to r.: R. Brodeur, D. Manning, Mr. Allen. R. Keith, F. Gancarz. if .QE K 'mg ' ' a W 4 - . g.. f . K , LETTERMEN'S CLUB Front row, l. to r.: M. Yavinsky, B. Pecott, R. Maher. l. to r.: R. Guntulis, R. Worth, R. Mason, P. Sposito, V. Supple, T. Sonnone, J. Peatie. R. Slattery. D. Lang- J. Puglisi. A. Puglisi, P. McCollan. Fourth row, l. to hans, R. Valorie. M. Griffith. Second row, l. to r.: H. r.: J. Pazdar, W. Ramsey, J. Kelly, J. Hussey, M. Liap- Mt-Phee, F. Gionfriddo, R. Rafialo. P. Ut-cello. P. pes. Fifth row, l. to r.: M. Buonome, Mr. Korisky. Dengenis, R. Grieve. S. Pabich, J. Griffith. Third row, LETTERMEN'S CLUB Any boy who has earned his Bulkeley B is eligible for membership in the Lettermen's Club. Because of this qualification, a member of the club can feel proud of the position he en- joys. The boys strive to improve their scholastic, social, and physical qualities. Advisor: Mr. Korisky. PEP CLUB L. to r.: S. Moratta, T. Armenta, L. Lane, B. Given. ' . ' .. K l 9 - ' a ,f we ' .J A i f J' ' L5 Q! Na' s ? wfs QW is .4 E. V A ,ff Mark receives his fourth football letter. PEP CLUB President .....,.... .,......., ,,,....,.......,,...,.... T i na Amenta Vice-President .. ., . .,,. Linda Lane Secretary ,.,., .... . . .... ..... ..., S h aron Morotto Treasurer ..... ,... .... , . . ,.... ,.., ,.,. , . .. Betty Givens Advisor. .... .... .... ..,. M r . Cornelius A. Moylan The Pep Club was organized to pro- mote school spirit and to support the football and basketball teams. Its mem- bers, numbering approximately three hundred, sit in a body in reserved sec- tions at the games where they enthusi- astically follow the directions of the cheerleaders. Membership in the Pep Club is open to all students. 'www 5 'fv1o.ns888849f' Mm x L..-w288, X K Saw . L , fs JUNIOR ' ' ' .. PROM f i 'Z , , 1. Xi 1 4 11 r . my Their Majesties, Jordan and Maryann, preside. 91 'Vi .K sa 1 .A 1 4. V vu., 4 W , Y 15,6 . l - ' --Q.. - .. A ,K K ii. K - , .W -Q 'T - Stepping out with my baby. ' - A grand enlrunve. 'T ' f 3 Kiki A JE . 1 0:13 .A , R , , sf., , qi, . ' -- QP , 'than 54 The fornml prove lon NAU' I team! Kin!! f0l'1l l1ighl? 31 3 I' Q v M ,,. i A dreamy number. Not tired g just watching. x 1 xo 1 Q X NOW 'I J fi! Vx ' x .A fl av 5 'Z an Q l V I 5' ' QI R' . , H I! 1 . M-:SL Q' Hx T' 31. 52' ' ' 3 , v .J Y .S :Inv A bit tired - but watching. Pg' W Taste it - it's good. Good night, ladies. 12. A 1 W R l It was fun! X V 1960 Class Presldent T nds Tom C Mary L00 Bveaks om expou th 0 So boosts lor the Torch CONVOCATION ASSEMBLY On behalf of the boy s Club e Torch They walt ln patient expectation Maryann represents Skip the Girls League Our new pnnclpal makes his malden speech .IUNIOR CITY CGUNCIL ELECTIONS LAX Tl1at's my name! 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'Wg v 'vw' X T 3 0- 'axfga if w,f, ,fg A e lg v ig, fri E xl Q--suuunnw-f L. rw 'V ZH Q b , -5 'J -v ll vga, 'zg sv - f W 1 fm ll f .fgg N-w.--.M Q ,Q F if ,.,..,.,, I fv- V4 The Grace Garvin Award to Mary Lou Sundilson. Tom Albani wins the coveted award. A Biff' vt? PERCY FELLOWS AWARD GRACE GARVIN AWARD Lewis Fox addresses the students. The choir rejoices W........... rlnrnf r I J 35? 557-Iiiin ?3i3i ' ' rv-P :nn--mr gggzr1z3rgs:1:f::gr:f:::g':5 I f'f'r ...M,.,-,-V-4,-N-.,,,..g -an What are they looking at? -Y BOYS' CLUB GIRLS' LEAGUE ACTIVITIES lt could be us f'f41,,i I Nom . 1,Ii 'f- 'I A x I fl UQ I f EEIE f Ai' 4 1 if ' '47 Let me pay for them. Tl1ey're all alike! Hands UP! President Michele dispenses. V . 'Nw uf? 1 N king me . Q , N K4 ,liw sw + 1 -npr---1-..-..,. 1' Chow at las Teach me how, Don. .1-eg. A .5 G' -Z ?g, .ak ff' fs JAY I1lOl'S V MOR!-EY CLASS NIGHT OFFICERS SENIOR RECEPTION COMMITTEE Front row, l. to r.: V. Budarz, A. Donnelly, I. Purgailis, M. Zaz- Front row, l. to r.: .l. Chesmel, A. Sullivan. A. Forte, zaro. 2nd row, l. to r.: D. Parmelee. C. Coshgarian. R. Grieve. M. A. Dragunevicius. 2nd row. l. to r.: S. Czernicki, P. Buonome, T. Corso, J. Moran, Balesano. Mrs. Pietrallo. J. Santilli D. Fanelli. C f .Q-. sg.-wx SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE is composed of the following elected representa- tives of the Senior Class: Class President and Secretary, Class Night Officers, Senior Home Room Treasurers, Color and Motto Committee, Senior Night Committee, and Senior Recep- tion Committee. It meets peri- odieally to make decisions con- cerning the events sponsored hy 5: 1- a .. s E5 Qffk. , 'E A 54.17 X 5 K W 3, , Ji mil gm hvlt , W , 4 - fs . N fr' K' fl E .g up z 'f D if , .E Qt 3 LASS PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY T. Albani, P. Burns. ., I . M SENIOR NIGHT COMMITTEE Front row, l. to r.: T. Koslowski, I. Sawojka, C. Duchesne. B. Krasowski. 2nd row. l. to r.: J. Sinicrope, J. Pagnoni, M. Violette. the Senior Class. COLOR AND MOTTO COMMITTEE Front row, l. to r.: D. DePalma C Bolcus 2nd row. l. to r.: T. Sonnone R Slattery SENIOR HOMEROOM TREASURERS Front row. l. to r.: M. Zazzaro, T. Corso, M. Liappes, ,I Pazdar V. Budarz. Standing. l. to r.: .l. Forte, R. Sullivan, J. Kelly P Amaio, M. Boyle, R. Valorie, T. Sena. DOMINICK JOSEPH ABBRUZESE Duck Washmgton Street SA 1 2 3 4 Boys Clubl AVAI JOHN JOSEPH AHERN JR ack Kennelly SAI234 Boys Clubl2 3 4 Boys Leaders Corps 1 Art Club 2 ANN AIELLO it Burr Jumor Hugh SA 2 3 4 Glrls League 2 3 4 Rm Rep 4 Jumor Prom Rep PATRICIA ALBERT dl Kennelly SA 4 Girls League 1 3 .gn-Q. iso' 'MQ' THOMAS JOSEPH ALBANI Tom Kennelly SA 12 34 Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Treas 3 Lampllghters 1 Council 3 4 Parnassus 2 3 4 Oplnlon Exchange 2 3 4 Vlce Pres 3 Student Councxll 2 4 MAPLE LEAVES Ed Bd 3 4 Edltor 4 Semor Class Pres 32 Club 3 4 Trlmty College Book Pnze 3 Scholastic Wnt mg Award 2 3 Honor Society VIRGINIA ALBRO Gmny St Augustine SA 1 2 3 4 Girls League 1 2 3 4 Glrls Leaders Corps 3 4 Photography Club 3 4 Jun lor Red Cross 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Lampllghters I 2 3 4 SYLVIA CAROLE ACCATINO Kennelly SA I 2 4 Girls Leaguel 2 JOHN ROGER AHERN Ahern St Peter Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Sec 3 Vlce Pres 4 Boys Leaders Corps I 2 3 Vice Pres 3 Swlmmlng 39 f ' Syl . . , - ' ,2 - . , , s ' ' , 3,4:,..'.:2,3,4. ' 4- ' .Ke , . J ,, X , 5 1 9 9 - . ' ann: I at .5 I , , , Z S 71 , , . . ' 3 . . ' I, 2. 4 x E l g , 1 k ' ' ' , , , , 7 9 , L 1 1 ' I . s V V -' M . Ann 2, 3, 4? Pres. 2, 33 Junior City ' . . . . 1 I 9 s. 4 K? I AA 1 'f ' -4 ,:,,,: ' . . . I I , so 91 I - - I: r 4 A . I I . . I . . 4 Q - K' s,4. ' ' g , is . 'S- 'fv P ' , . ., I' U-I ' ' 1 7 .7 ,Y 9 i ' , , 4 -, ' - I v 29 1 4' 'I s I ' . S 7 Y 2 Y 1 7 ' X - gr 71 ' -3.-GF vi' he-asf' CAROL JAYNE ANDERSON Burr Junior High Girls League 3 4 Room Re 3 Lampllghlers 3 Volleyball 3 ROBERT ARMENTANO Bob St. Augustine S.A. 1, 2, 3 43 Boys Club 1, , 3, 4. FRANCES ALEMANY FRANCIS ALFIERI Fran Sunny Burr Junior High W h S SA 2 3 Girls League 2 3 Boys C135 Qngton tree! Pep Club 3 Choir B 4 PHII IP AMAIO Phzl Sl Augustine SA I 2 3 4 Boys Club12 3 4 Lampllghters 1 2 3 4 Pres I 4 V1cePres 2 3 Stu dent Counc1I3 Alt 2 4 Pho lography Clubl 2 Boys Lead ers Corps 2 3 Home Room Treas 4 CAROL LOU AMLO Snacks Burr Junior High SA 4 Girls League 2 3 4 3 Choir B 4 Pep Club 2 'T U Q-J jf ANGELA MARIE ANDRIGHETTI Angle Kennelly I 2 3 4 Girls Leaguel 4 Volleyball 2 KATHERINE MARIE ARNOLD Kathy Burr Junior High S.A. 2, 3, 43 Girls League , 3 Pep Club 2, 3g Ni-No-Van Club 2. PATRICIA ANN ARONNE Pat Burr Junior High S.A. 2, 3, 43 Girls' League 2g Photography Club 2' Torch Nlght 3 ARTHUR JOSEPH AUDET Arty Washington Street Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Letter mens Club 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 Letter 4 Basketball Mana ger 2 Baseball Manager 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 ww -n':, 'Q 7 -0--sr CHRISTINE BALANDIUK Chris Burr Junior High Girls League 2 3 4 DIAL Bus Bd 3 4 UN Club 3 Girls Leaders Corps 3 4 Photog raphy Club 2 4 Cheerleaders 3 Modern Language Club 3 4 PETER MICHAEL BALESANO Pete St Augustine Student Council Vice Pres 3 MAPLE LEAVES Bus Bd 4 Junior City Council 2 3 4 Mayor Pro Tempore 3 Basket balll 2 Baseball 1 2 Football I 2 3 4 Letter 3 4 Track 3 Senior Reception Committee .+- ,-un.. THERESA LORETTA BALCZYK Terry Cathedral High SA 3 4 Girls League 3 Honor Society 4 CAROL ASHLEY Washington Street Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 S.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Choir B 2, 3, 43 Choir C 3. ROSEMARY ANN AUTERINO Rosle Holy Trinity Grammar School SA 1 2 3 4 Girls League 1 2 3 4 Girls Leaders Corps 2 3 4 Girls Biology Club 2 Lamphghters 3 Volleyball 1 ...Q -not- wo- '7 .JW 73 9 , s I n Q Q , , , , , ' ' 9 3 Q Z Y . . , Q 9 9 U , , 3 , ' ' 4 ' , 4 ' ' ' : 4 9 9 9 ' Z , 3 7 ' , W A . gg, . , l ' Af 9 , , - . . 9 9 9 9 - 9 ' I Q N259 , Q' ' . . , Z. ' , t 44 .- 3 . , 5 ' - TORCH Nwht 3. x ..., - ffl A - ' - 12,59 xv QQ ' ,., ' 4 ' . . ,, , , . , ' f - . 1. 3 2 ff . I . . 'I' 2 5' ' r If f ' ' 9 - '- .. , . f ':.u- 9 ' . . . 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V ' 1 9 1 1 ' 9 3 'll X 9 3 ' 9 , . l S 1 9 , 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 9 - 1 3 O 1 1 1 ' ' . , ,', ' 9 , 4 ' i , a ' , , : . , a : X 1 . 3 . . , PHILLIP ROBERT BOLDUC Ph: Kennelly S 1234BoysClub12 3 4 Opmlon Exchange 2 3 4 Ra xo Club 2 3 4 ec Chemnstry Club 4 J A 3 ANTHONY BONITO Tony Hartford Hlgh 3 4 Boys Club 3 4 'L' ,wk l -nu. E' :lain as -.f W A -uf' BARBARA ANN BORS Barb Kennelly Girls League 1 2 3 4 Rep 1 Exec Comm 1 SA 12 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Lamphghters 2 3 Glrls Leaders Corps2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Letter 4 GERARD MAURICE BOURRETT Gerry Kennelly , 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club l, 2, SA 1 3, 4, Track 3, Basketball 2 uw' DONALD THOMAS BOUFFARD Don Our Lady of Sorrows 2 3 4 Boys Clubl Lampllghters 2 Baseball l 2 Basketball 1 BONNIE BETH BOWEN St Augustine Glrls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, SA 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 2, 3, 4, Choir B 2, 3, 4, Choir C 3 ANNETTE PHYLLIS BONAIUTO Bonny Burr Jumor Hrgh Glrls League 2 3 4 SA 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Choir Bl 2 3 4 Choir C 2 InterH1gh Choir 2 PAULA VIRGINIA BORDONARO Burr Jumor Hlgh Glrls League 2 3 4 SA 2 4 Modern Language Club 3 4 Future Teachers 3 Pep Club 2 Honor Society 4 Z9 be 'A at Aeayo f ' l 4, f 1 'z 'A' s 2.9 1 , 9 9 . , . , Q , , 3 s 9 9 - 1 1 fl' , , , S - 4: 4 . ' 3 2 ' ' 3 , , , 9 .5 1 ' . b ix - ,. it Y x il . -V A X41 1 f , . N As, f . , . 3 ' Q, Aj ' s 3 9 ' ' 5 9 s.A. , 3 ' , . Aw ' 4 , ' E xg 2 i , , E . ff W H, ' 1 9 9 9 9 ' 9 - S.A.1,,,g ' ,2, . - , ' ' Z 3,45 ' : 9 9 9 9 v 9 9 ' , . 3 3 75 RICHARD T BRODEUR Duck Moylan B s Club l 2 3 4 oy Leaders Corps l 2 3 4 Sec Treas 3 MARGARET RITA BROWN Marge Kennelly Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Rep 3 SAl234PepClub2 JA 3 Volleyball 2 Bowling 2 RICHARD J. BOWEN Dick Senn High School, Chicago, Ill. ANDREW BOYKO Andy Kennelly SA 1 2 3 4 Boys ub 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Intramural Basketball 1 Basketball 2 3 4 ,fe EDWARD T. BOYD Ed Kennelly S.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2. MICHAEL BOYLE Mike Kennelly Boys Club 2 3 4 Classical Club 2 3 4 MAPLE LEAVES Bd 4 Cl Honor Society 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 Letter 3 4 Capt 4 Track 2 3 4 Home Room Treas 4 Va'-7' Q-nv is-I Q-asf' 'bun LOUISE EVALINA BROWN W elzel Washington Street Cxrls League 1 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 SA l 2 3 4 TorchNlght 2 Fathers Club Show 2 RALPH RICHARD BRUNO Washington Street SAI234 BoysClub12 3 4 Room Rep 2 3 Student Counc1l2 3 Room Treas 3 Biology Club 2 Football 1 2 Intramural Basketball 2 Track 1 , - E 591 - 'Cl 12 Ed -5'2 ub ' -'g --nov: vs - -93 391s -3 ai 13 3 91' 7: 799 3? 'S S! 9 .. . oy' ,..:Bs' 1901 l ,,: -- Q - ,s--,,,: ' , 9 , . A, yaan . - ' I s 5 t SUS, 99 'Q . s 199' -9 Emi, , ' --viva .:-- ' , 9' I Q . K 3 as A 3 ' 1,2. z' 5 76 ROSALIE LUCIA BUCCIIERI Ro Burr Junior High Girls' League 2, 3, 4, S.A. 2, 3 4, Future Teachers 4. LINDA ANN BUCKIE Lin Burr Junior High Girls' Lea ue 2 3 4 SA 2 3, B 1 s S - - Q 4,Pep Club 2,3,ChoirB4. ! x, f W 1? PATRICIA JEAN BUNCE Pat Weaver Girls' League 3, S.A. 3, 4. ANDREA GAIL BURGER Andy Talcott Junior High Girls' League 1, 2, Choir B 2, MARK ANTHONY BUONOME Brooksie St. Augustine Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 1, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class Marshal. LAWRENCE ROBERT BURNS MARIE BUCCOLA Utica Catholic Academy High S.A. 4. VIRGINIA MARY BUDARZ Ginny SS. Cyril and Methodius Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Room Treas. 4, Student Council Alt. 3, TORCH Ed. Bd. 2, 3, 4, Classical Club 2, 3, 4, Opinion Exchange 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Honor Society 3, 4, 32 Club 3, 4, MAPLE LEAVES Ed. Bd. 3, 4, Photog- raphy Club 1, 2, Public Speak- ing Contest 1, TIMES Reporter 3, Laurel Girls' State Delegate 3, lst Scholarship I, 2, 2nd Scholarship 3, Class Essayist, D.A.R. Award 4. Y-sv i were 3, Choir C 2, 3, All-State Choir 2, S.A. 1, 2, Volleyball 2, Torch Night 2, 3, Fathers' Club Show 1, 2. Kangaroo Wethersfield High 'V' JOHN FRANCIS CALLAHAN Jack St Augustine SA l 2 3 4 Alt l Boys Club l 2 3 4 Room Rep 3 Room Treas 2 Oplmon Exchange 2 Basketball 1 MARION CONCETTA CAMILLERI Kennelly SA l 2 3 4 Glrls League 1 2 3 4 Honor Soc1ety4 Lamp llghtersl 2 3 4 .Iumor Prom Comm Gtrls Biology Club 2 Classical Club 3 Torch Ed Bd H ,L- PATRICIA ALICE BURNS Patty Washington Street Girls League 1 2 3 4 SA 1 2 3 4 Student Council 1 2 4 Sec 3 Photography Club 2 Pep Club2 3 Vice Pres 3 .Iun lor Prom Comm Torch Night 3 Volleyball 1 Class Secretary MARY ANN TERESA BURNS Burnsie St. Augustine Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Rep. 2, 33 S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders Corps 2, 3, 45 Lamplighters 2, 3, 45 Photography Club ' Pep Club 2 3' Junior Red Cross 1' Torch Night 3' Volley- ball 2. DONNA LOUISE BURRAYCHAK Cloonan Junior High Stamford Girls Lague2 3 4 SA 2 3 4 Cho1r2 3 Modern Language Club 3 4 Biology Project Club -C' .--f LAWRENCE CAMARCA Larry Burr Junior High Boys Club 2 3 4 Football 2 ack 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 MARIANNE THERESE CAMMARANO St Peter Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 SA 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 Classical Club 3 4 Honor Society 4 Choir B 4 Fl r .2,3,4, 9 9 9 9 , I 9 9 9 9 -9 ' ' 9 , , . 9 9 3 9 139 ,e ' ' ' ' ' 3 9 , - 2 b 4 5 ' 5 . 9 9 ' ' 4 ' 7 7 is 2. 3 3 3,4. A I . . . , . , , 1 1 1 I . N O 9 U 7 . . ' U , . . . I Q 9 9 9 9 , Cross Country 3, 4, Letter 3, 45 Tr ,,, . , ,4: 9 S ' - ' ' fb' ' ' 9 U 1 7 . 7 l 9 9 4 i ' 'T M . U 9 9 9 l . , , , I I 3 ' .' 1, ,Q - f - 3 A 2 , , 4 s . ' 3 , , . , 4 : l,2,3. ' 9 LW' xg si 78 JOHN CA PARASO Johnny Kennelly Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Opmlon Exchange 3 4 Radlo Club 4 Sclence Project Club 4 Chess Club 4 Lampllghters 4 SAMUEL CAPPARELLI Sam Kennelly -QV' H 2413: MARGARET ALICE CARROLL M argue Kennelly Glrls League 1 2 3 4 SA 3 4 Photography Clubl 2 LEO PETER CARTER, JR Pete Kennelly B s' Club 1, 2 3, 4, Mel Club 3, Boys Leaders Corps 3, 4, Football Manager 1, 2 PAUL A CARTELLI Kennelly Bo s Club 1 2 3 4 Room Treas 1 2 3 Student Council l 2 3 4 Treas 2 Opmlon Ex change 2 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 PATRICIA ANN CASANELLI GZ Washington Street Glfl8l League 1, 2, 3, 4 SA , 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 1, 2 Pep Club 2, Volleyball 1 DONALD CAPOLDO Frank East Hartford High Boys Club 4 MARGARET CARFIRO Margie Kennelly Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 SA 1 P X' R n I fi? -'1 , f Boys'Club1,2,3,4. . 2.32 1 1 , 3 - - 0 . y, .9 9 9 4 . xi ', ,,,S--2, ' P oy , , ' ta ' Q l .1 79 ROSANNE CHRISTINE CHARIZIONE St Augustine Glrls League 1 2 3 4 SA 1 2 3 4 Photography Club I 3 4 Blology Project 2 Chem lstry Club 4 5th Mem Chou' 2 3 4 Cholr C 3 4 State Cholr 4 Lampllghters I 2 3 4 Glrls Leaders Corps 2 3 4 Honor Soclety4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Torch Ed Bd I 2 3 Columnist 4 Torch Nlght Comm 4 Torch Night 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Volleyballl 2 3 4 Bowl ln 1 2 CAROL THERESA CHAVES Moylan Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 SA 1 2 3 4 Girls Leaders Corps 3 4 Bowling 3 Volleyball 1 THOMAS LOUIS CASCONE Burr Junior High Boys Club2 3 4 Torch Night 3 ELLA MAY CATANIA Hanford High Girls League 2 3 SA 1 2 EN-. .IUDITH ANN CASELLA Judze Burr Jumor Hlgh Glrls League 2 SA 2 4 JOYCE ANN CHAMBERLAIN Burr Jumor Hlgh S A 2 Glrls League 3 .v ' MARY ETHEL ELIZABETH CHASE Kennelly SA 1 2 3 4 Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Lampllghtersl 2 3 4 Choir B 1 2 3 Chemistry Club 4 Sec ANNE ELIZABETH CHENETTE Anne St Augustine Glrs League12 3 4 SA 1 2 3 4 N1No Van 1 Volleyball g ' . . . 1 1 9 2' 14- ' ' 3 . . , . ,.H .., ,Q-'gag . D ws' ' ' , 3 - - , ,3, , - , 4. . . , . - 7 f as' Y T53 A il . x.,'Vi-ft . Ro . . g l ' 9 9 v s - ' 1 s s 3. 1 2, 1 I I ' . . , ' , ,Q ' - - 9 s s 9. a Blvvoa . S ll.: .,,,g ' 3 ' , 1 s I . ' Y . v 9 v .9 v S I , :. - - , , ' 3 S. 2 ' 4 1 I s 9 n 9 1 3 'I 9' 1 1 I ' F 'B 1 - . , I , I . D , 9 9 1 9 ' - s 3 I, . , , , Q . . , n 9 I. 9 , , Q - - Q . s 4 - , 80 JUDITH DIANA CHESMEL udz Washington Street Girls Leaguel 2 S 2 3 4 Stu t Councxl 4 Room Treas l 3 .lumor Red Crossl 2 3 4 Pres 3 Classlcal Clu 2 3 4 Quld Nunc 1 Modern Language Club 3 Dra matlc Club 2 3 Lampllghters 1 Torch Nlghtl 2 3 4 Torch Bus Bd 3 Torch Nlght Comm 3 Jumor Prom Comm Dual Bus Bd l Semor Receptlon Committee TONI ANN VERONICA CHRIZANOWSKI Burr .lunlor Hlgh Clrls League 2 3 4 SA 2 4 N1 No Van 2 fins... i PATRICIA ANN CLAIR Clazr St Augustine Clrls Leaders Corps 2 3 4 Crs Leaguel 2 3 4 p Clu 2 3 Cho1rB2 3 4 SA 234-Band1234Dru MaJor2 3 4 Photography Club 1 2 Torch Ed Bd 2 Torch Nlght 3 MARIO ANTHONY COLACIOVANNI Mae Kennelly Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, oys' Leaders Corps 1 CHARLES WILLER COHENS .IR Burr .lunlor Hlgh Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Letter 4 MARY ALYCE COLACIOVANNI Burr .lunlor Hugh Cnr s' League 2, 3, 4, S A 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Photography Club 2 LUCY CHIMIRRI Hanford Hugh SA 4 THOMAS CLAFFEY Tommy Holy Tnmty hghters 2 3 Photography Club I 1 ' 4,5 ' ' , ,3,4g .A. 1, fr so , , 9 den ' : A . b 9,,,,2 :Q 3 ' 4 'l . .3 ' -, ' Toni Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Lamp- l ' ' 1,2,s. f , , 4 -- ,3, f . I , ,Q , - il' , , , ,Pe ' ' -L b,: ' ., a -. , . 1.,,S .,,, m ' ' of 'l ' .. .B s . ll THOMAS CHARLES CORSO Tom Washington Street l 2 3 4 Boys Club 3 4 Student Councll 2 3 Room Treas 4 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 2 Boys Leaders Corps 2 Oplnlon Ex change 3 4 Dual Ed Bd 3 4 4 Co Editor 4 Parnassus Club 2 3 4 Torch Nxght Lomm 4 Class Prophet VALERIE JEAN COSTELLOE Kennelly Girls League l 2 3 4 Room Rep l 4 Photography Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 WESLEY CONNELLY Wes GERALD CORMIER St. Peter leffr Boys' Club 1, 44 Dramatic Club Buff Junior High 3, 4g Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MAURICE RAYMOND CARL CORNELIO CORNELIO Corny Moe Burr Junlor Hugh School Kenneuy Boys Club 2 3 4 Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Football2 Si- HENRIETTA CORTO Hank St Augustine Clrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Biology Project Club 2 Classlcal Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Lampllght ersl 2 3 4 Photography Club WILLIAM COTY flmmy Holy Trlnlty Hlgh Boys Club 4 3 , 9 9 ' , n 9 9 7 9 ' S.A. , , , g ' 1, 2, . . : ' . : . , ' . , 5 ' y . , , , 5 : ' z ' 9 . : ' ' . s Q 9 4 ' , - ' , , , , , , z. Assn. Ed. 3g'Ton-h Ea. Ba. 2, 31 4 32 HOW Sofwly 4- 1 ' S . 5 K v 1 3 - 3 I VI . . . 9 9 9 9 9 ' 5 3 9 4 . . 82 JOAN MARIE CRACO Joni St. Augustine S.A. I 2 3 4- Girls' League I 2 3 4 Girls Leaders Corps 2 3 Lampllghters 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Photography Club 2 .lunlor Red Cross 2 Volleyball PATRICIA LOUISE CRISUI IAS Ill Kennelly Photography Clubl 2 3 Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 5'-5 MARY ELIZABETH LURTIN Beth Burr Junior Hugh QA 2 3 4 CIFIS League2 3 32 Club 3 4 I-Ionor o uety 3 4 83 QUSAN CHRISTINE IZERNICKI Czernu-k Cyril and Methodlus QA I 2 3 4 Girls League I 3 Vice Pres 4 .lunlor Red Cross 2 3 Lampllghters I S c 3 Room Treas 2 2 Club 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Oplnlon Exchange 3 4 Dra matic Club 2 Dull Ed Bd 3 4 Dual Co Edltor Maple Leaves Bus Bd 4 Sen Recp Comm DONALD D AMBROSIO Don Kennelly Bo s Clubl 2 3 4 Choir B Cholr C 2 Torch Night VITA E. CRISTALLI Veils St. Augustine S I 2 3 4 Girls Ieaguel 2 3 4 Choir R 4 Photography u I 2 3 ANN ELLEN CRONIN Nancy St Augustine SA I 2 3 4 Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 Room Treas I Torch Ed Bd l Bu d .lunlor Red Cross I 2 Photog raphy Club I 2 UN Club 2 Pep Club 2 3 'J IQ - if- 7 WX , Q 9. 9 1 ,a 9 W- NL xl' ,,: , 'A', .5',' ' , a a ,, in - ' 4 9 - g g Cl b , , ,4. 1, 2. . P E - - s is v 1 . , l : , , , - S 2, 3,43 Dia- 2. B .1, 2,'3,45 A , - Jw. 3 ' ' I 1 rl 4 . A ' ' ss. ' ' , , ' ' 2, .4, ' - - 5 ' T V.y, ,W I , 4g Choir B 2, 3, 4g Choir C 2, 3, Twlefs 1' 2' 3' 4' Leuef is uv' up 45 .4 as , 5 S - e . , D .8 , 1 W. ' - A l, l I ' gs ' ,- ,- , 4 5, , 9 y' , , , : ' -f 1. 2: ' S ' 2. 3, 4. 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MCKEOWN Betty Kennelly Glrls Leaguel 2 3 Cholr B STEFAN MEDYNSKI Steve Washington Street Boys Clubl 2 3 4 111: GEORGE MERRITT Moylan Science Project 1 Track 3 JAMES ANDREW 'VIILLER tm Kennelly Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Student uncxl 1 AVA 1 2 3 V1cePres 3 Pres 4 Avlatlon Club 3 CHARLES DELMAR METCALF Charlte Washington Street Boys Club 1 2 3 4 STANLEY JOHN MODZELESKY Stan St Augustine Bos Clubl234 Lap hghters 3 BRUCE COGGER MEAD Washlngton Street Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl 2 3 Blology Project Clu 2 AVA 2 3 4 ELIZABETH ANNA MEIER Betsy St Augustlne Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Student Counclll 2 Room Treas 3 HELEN JOSEPHINE MORAN Tools Immaculate Conception Clrs League12 3 4 SA l 2 3 4 Cho1rB1 VICTOR JOSEPH MORLEY rc Kennelly BsClubl24SA234 Boys Biology Club 2 Chess Club 2 3 4 Photography Club JOANN CHRISTINE DANIEL JOHN MOKRITSKI MONACCI-IIO Mo Joni Burr Junior High Burr Junior High S.A. 2, 3, 43 Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Choir B 4' Pep Club 2, 3. 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OLES Steve Kennelly SA l, Z, 3, 4, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 1, 2, 5th Mem ber 1, 2, Lampllghters' Club 1, Boys' Biology Club 2, AVA 1, 2, 3, 4, AVA Letter Award 3, 4, Science Fair Award 2 ROBERT ROCCO ORSINI ROBERT EDMOND 0'MALLEY ,IR Bo Kennelly 1 3 4 Boys Club 3 4 Radio Clubl 2 3 4 Vlce es 2 4 VA Sclence Project Club 1 2 3 4 Vlce Pres 1 2 Sclence Falr Award AVA Letter 3 MADELINE FRANCES ORSINI Mad Moylan l 3 4 G1 2 4 Girls Leaders Glrls Blology Club 2 2 3 Torch Typlst 4 lst 4 Maple Leaves Volleyball 1 2 Bow Honor Soclety 4 .us- League l Corps 2 Pep Club Dllll Typ Typlst lmg l 2 Q, AQ 60' RICHARD FRED 0STAFlN Rich St Augustine SA 1 2 3 4 Boys Clubl ZIGMUND PABICH Zlg SS Cyrll and Methodlus 12 3 4 Boys Clubl 3 4 Student Council 3 32 Club 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Pres 4 Track 2 3 4 Letter4 Football 3 4 Letter4 Football Scholastlc Award 3 Babe Allen Trophy 4 62 ff' MARY ANNE OUELLETTE Mary Kennelly SA 2 3 4 Glrls Lea ue PAUL PACE Burr Junior High SA 2 3 4 Boys Club2 VIRGINIA MARIE ORCENTO Gmny Burr Junior Hugh SA 2 3 4 Girls League 4 Girls Blology Club 2 Bob St Augustine 1 2 3 4 Boys Club 1 3 4 Student Council 1 Boys Leaders Corps 'S' 9 ' L b f. 6? 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' D ' ' 'II2 ROBERT RAFFALO Hartford High S.A. 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club 2, 3, 4' Student Council 2, 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 45 Football 2 3, 43 Letter 2, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 3, Capt. 4, Letter 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 43 Letter 2, 3, 4. .IURI RANDMAA Kennelly Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Parnassus 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Bas- ketball 1. w ' ' dl- MARGARET ANN REARDON Peggy St Augustine SA I 2 3 4 Girls Leaguel 4 Pep Club 2 Glrs Leaders Corps 2 3 4 Treas Lampllghters 3 Volleyball I Bowling 2 ROSEMARY ANN REGINA Rose Weaver Girls League 2 3 4 Choir B 1 E- WILLIAM ROBERT RAMSEY Ramz East Hartford High S.A. 3, 43 Boys' Club 4: .lunior Red Cross 3, 4, Student Coun- cil Pres. 43 Pres. Conn. Federa- tion Student Councils 3, 4, Rally Comm. 43 Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Vice- Pres. 4, Maple Leaves Bus. Bd. 4. PAULA ELLEN RATELL Kennelly School S.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Room Rep. I, 2, 4, Stu- dent Council Alt. 33 Room Treas. 2. 33 Junior Prom Comm. 35 Torch Ed. Bd. l, 2, 3, Pep Club 25 Lamplighters l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Biology Club 23 Classical Club 3, 45 .l.A. Sec. 3, Maple Leaves Bus. Bd. 4, Volleyball I. PAUL REARDON St Augustine SA 3 4 Boys Club3 4 .JOAN ELLEN RICCIO Joanme Washington Street SA I 3 4 Glrls Leazuel 2 4 Lampllghtersl 2 3 4 Glrls Biology Club Pres 2 Torch Bus Bd 1 2 3 Bus Manager 4 CholrB2 3 4 CholrC3 4 Sno Frollc Publlclty Comm 4 Torch Night Comm 3 4 Chem lstry Club 4 Volleyball l 2 3 4 Volleyball Coachl 2 3 4 Bowling League I THERESA MARYELLEN RIZZA Terry St Augustine SA I 2 3 4 Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Glrls Leaders Corps 2 3 4 Photography Clubl 2 3 Cholr B 3 Future Teachers 4 Lampllghters 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Volleyballl 2 ROSEMARIE REPOLI o Kennelly SA 2 3 4 Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Room Rep 1 JA Treas JOYCE ELAINE RICCARDO Washmgton Street Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Lamp llghters 1 Photography Club 2 Pep Llub 2 J A 3 MARGARET A REYNOLDS Peggy St Augustine SA 1 2 3 4 Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Girls Leaders Corps 2 3 Pep Club 2 Photography Clubl 2 3 Volleyballl Coach BARBARA ELAINE RICCIO Ru: Burr Jumor Hugh Glrls League 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Student Council 4 Cholr Bl 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 BEVERLY ANN RIDING ev ashmgton Street SA 2 3 4 Girls Leaguel 2 DIANE LOUISE ROBITAILLE ashmgton Street Pep Club 2 3 . , M 1 - . , ' 1 . 1 5 7 7 5 . 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S.A. 43 Boys' Club 2, 3, 43 As- tronomy Club lg Boys' Biology Club 2. RICHARD SANTO ROMANO Duck St Augustine . Ubu. .4i' go-'P Ge .1-V4 BARBARA ANN SALVATORE Barb Washington Street Lamplighters l' Junior Re Crossl 2 3 4- Girls League l 2 3 4' Photography Club 3 4' Majorettes 1 2 3 4 Vice- Pres. 3 Pres. 4. PATRICIA ELIZABETH SANDGREN dl Kennelly Student Council Alt. lg Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 2g S.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 3, 4, Letter 3, 43 Girls' Leaders Corps 3, 43 Volleyball 1, 2g Bowling 2. STEPHEN CHARLES RUFFY Ru St Augustine 12 3 4 Boys Clubl 3 4 Student Council I 2 Boys Leaders Corps 1 Lampllghtersl 2 3 4 Photog raphy Club 3 CYNTHIA ST MARTIN Cindy Burr Junior High Girls League 2 3 4 JUDITH ANNE RUNGE Judy Wethersfield Junior High umor Red Cross 2 Photog raphy Club 2 Lamplighters 3 Choir B 3 Scribblers 2 4 Girls League 2 3 4 SA 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 NANCY ANN SALONE Nan St Augustine Photography Club 1 2 3 4 Girls League 1 2 3 4 J 116 .IOAN CAROL SAMPSON ,Ioan Kennelly Girls Leaguel 2 3 4' Girls Leaders Corps 2 3 4' Photog- raphy Club 2 3- Biology Club 2- Lamplighters 3' Choir B 2 GIORDANO SANTILLI Jordan Burr Junior High Boys' Club 2, 3, 43 Boys' Biol- ogy Club 2: Art Club 2g Choir B 2, 33 J.A. 35 Scholastic Art Award Key 3, Sen. Recp. Comm. ROBERT JOHN SANZO Bob Burr Junior High SA 1 2 3 4' Boys Club As tronomy Club 2 Boys Biology Club Treas 2 Biology Project Club2 Classical Club2 Honor Society 3 4 32 Club 3 4 MARY ELIZABETH SAUNDERS Mar Burr Junior High Girls League 2 3 4 Cholr B 2 3 4 Girls Leaders Corps 3 4- Bowling League 2 Volley ba2SA234Pep ub 1' if' QJ IRENE VERA SAWOJKA Renee Burr Junior High Honor Society 3 4 32 Club 3 4 Classical Club 3 4 Scrub blers 3 4 Modern Language Club 3 Girls League 2 3 4 Scholastic Art Award 3 KAREN SCHIAVONE Karen Kennelly Student Council 1 Girls League 1 2 3 4 Rep 4 Girls Lead ers Corps 3 4 Biology Club 2 l 2 3 4 Volleyba l Bowling 1 J A 3 'J rf 2 P9 ,-...Q VERONICA ANN SCALZO Kennelly SA 1 2 3 4 Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Rep 2 Lampllghters I 2 3 4 Girls Biology Club 2 clety 4 Opinion Exchange 2 3 JA 3 Choir B 2 Tor Bd 1 2 LAWRENCE HENRY GEORGE ANTHONY SAPONARE Burr Junior High SA 2 3 4' Boys Club2 3 4' Boys Biology Club 1 2 Pres 2 Opinion Exchange 3 4 Dra matic Club 3 4 Public Speak mg Award 2 PATRICIA SAUNDERS at St Peter Pep Club 2 Girls League 1 2 3 4 Lampl1gh!ers3 FHA Volleyball 1 2 3 UU' SCHWARTZ fi Larry Kennelly Boys Clubl 4 , T Y , - ' v 1 s 9 , . 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CYNTHIA LEE SEDOR Candy Kennelly Glrls League 1 2 3 4 SA 1 2 3 4 Photography Club 3 4 JA 3 4 See 4 THOMAS JOSEPH SENA Burr Jumor Hxgh Boys Club 2 3 4 Chess Club 2 3 4 Home Rm Treas 4 ROBERT GERALD SCRIVENER Bob Kingswood SA 2 3 4 Boys Club2 3 4 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Girls League3 4 Biology Club Club 4 MILDRED RUTH SCULLY Mzllze Hartford Hlgh 118 BARBARA SENA Burr ,lunlor High Glrls League 2 3 4 SA 4 Dual Typist 4 Torch Typlst ANGELA JEANE'l'l'E SERRA Cookze Kennelly Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 SA 1 2 3 4 I 1-. fm X 1- 'ZL- ,..,.,,. - en - D- . Q I If T . ' -' -,l. ,gf .' 'yqllrwt' . .. f '5 -VH ww-f--L ' , 0 Q ',r fv' ' I ' I lark K'-A1 9 9 9 as 5 xy' l.- x , wiht' 4 'UU . , if ff ' . 'WIIII W i 3 3- F ff '2f2fff:f:::.-.. . H' ill, 'J 2532? Fei 3.121 .21 'g, ' 'g fs . ...-mssssgsgsssg ' WEEE W .jsasizi .1 5, ,ix .i 1:55if-2Mfffffrisissfffsfssais 1 ' ' ' 9 9 3 , 9 1 3, I 9 9 1 . 3. . , 9 9 9 S - ' 9 ' 1 . , , Q . . 2, 3, 9 9 Q 1 3 Q Q l - - 9 9 - - 4. '- N ' , , a 9 9 3 ' ' ' l ' 2 . 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Bd. 43 Girls' Leaders Corps 2, 3, 43 Sno-Frolic Deco- ration Comm. 2, 3, 4, Co-Chain man 43 Choir B 33 Honor So- ciety 4, s.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS SHORTELL Tom Kennelly S 1234 BoysClub12 3 4 Footballl 2 Baseball 2 Swimmlngl 2 3 4 Letter 4 mf Sf' ga-P' 1 ,EM f 'no' 'll 9 D V I 9 5 3 9 , ,Q ,2,3,45 -A-,,,: ,, , 3 ' ' Q S Q i Q Z ls 23 , , 3 ' , 3 1 9 s 9 ' S , , . 1 7 W 4 J 2: A 6 i n ' , as 99 I , , , ' c 5 u E' , , , , , . ' 35 s 5 ii ' Q Q S Z Q 3 ' ' V QV .V , 4 , 5 - A Q ' eifigii: ' 82 55? 1 - i . ?1y ,?i,3,,X ,V D-1 if .:, ' --:? '-255252 sl , Q -. A ' . ' fe ',y,fmig I AV 57 4,5 View I f , -an , . 3 2 , Y' u , a , , Q Q Q - ' 1 i s 9 b 3 ' , Q Q : ' '. ' ' 5 ' . 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Frank Kennelly Boys' Club I, 2, 3, 43 S.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Dial Bus. Bd. 1. WALTER PETER SUDAL Walt SS Cyril and Methodlus HARRIET HELEN STUMBERS Kennelly Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Lamplighters 1, 25 Girls' Leaders Corps 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1' Torch Ed. Bd. I 2' Volleyball 1 ANDREW SULLIVAN Skip Kennelly B sClub1234Pres4 Room Rep 1 2 3 Maple Leaves Ed Bd 3 4 Asst Ed 4 Chair man Student Rally Comm Wel coming Comm 3 4 SA I 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Foot ball 2 3 4 Letter 4 Track 3 Sen Recp Comm 'H' SONIA KATHRYN SULLIVAN Kennelly Girls League 2 3 4 Torch Ed Bd I 2 Biology Club 2 Dra matic Club 2 3 4 Girls Lead Foreign Policy 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 Volleyball 1 VINCENT SUPPLE JR tn -S., St Thomas Seminary Boys Club 3 4 Lettermens u 2 3 4 9 1 9 Q. g , . I , 'S , gr I oy 9 9 9 1 ' 1 I 'r ' ' ' 5 . ma' V, ' . . . . , , . - Q- Z ., M '- U ', 9 i - - 1 1 Q Z i ' s 1 s 3 3 , . , . . . x Q X .2 hz 3 ll 5--.,,,: ' ,2. ' .,,: . 1 Q 1 9 - . , Q Q - , tt N i S. 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Ann Boys Clubl 2 3 4 RUDOLPH ROBERT THIBODEAU Bob St Augustlne 1 2 3 4 Boys Clubl 3 4 Photography Club 1 Pep Club 2 Foreign Language Club 3 ALICE HUGUE'l'I'E THIBAULT Shorty Middletown High Glrls League 2 3 4 Rep JA 3 Treas 3 MICHAEL JOSEPH THOMPSON Mzke SS Cynl and Methodlus 2 Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Letter 2 ROBERT ARTHUR TILDEN Bob Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Band 1 2 JOAN TOMOLONIS Tom Kennelly Girls Leaguel 2 4 Photog raphy Club 1 9 , , ' ' 7 ' ' 9 9 9 ' 9 . . , . 3 , . ' . . I S.A. . , , , ,2. , 9 2 3 9 9 9 5 3 9 9 - f A -4 . 4- wif, , 1' .gif ew , . ., swf . ,,. Q' ' . - I A -vfiig r : : : -J' H: R 1794 flspfif ,i tl- ., W - I g ,ggi by Q, Zh 4: of . ' ' ' 9 . ' ' ' ' ' 9 9 9 9 9 9 . . S 9 3, 4. 5 - - 9 . , 1. 'ii ' 1 . ' ' - . 9 9 9 A . 9 9 9 9 5 ' ' 9' I THOMAS FELIX TREMONT Tres Washington Street Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 S.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Student Council l. JEAN THERESA TSEKA leanrue Washington Street Girls League 2 3 4 Choir B C 4 estra 1 2 3 4 Sec 3 JOSEPH ANTHONY URSO Duce St Augustine 12 3 4 Boys Clubl ROBERT ANTHONY VALORIE Booble St Augustlne sClub234 SA12 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Treas 4 Room Treas 4 Student Council 4 Choir B 4 Lettermen Club 3 4 Torch Ed Bd Baseball Mgr 1 2 Letter 2 ,IOANNE MARIE VALENTE St Augustine Crs Leaguel 2 3 4 SA 1 2 3 4 Photography Club Torch Bus Bd 1 Lampllghters 1 Girls Leaders Corps 2 3 4 DOMINICK VENDETTI Nicky St Augustine Boys Club 4 ELIZABETH HELEN TRZCINSKI Liz Mt. St. Joseph Academy Girls' League 2, 3, 45 S.A. 2, 3, 4g Future Teachers Club 3, 4g Scribblers 3, 4g Dramatic Club 3, 43 Modern Language Club 3, 44 Pep Club 2g Student Council 4g Volleyball 2, 4. PAUL SALVATORE UCCELLO Ucce Washington Street 1 4 AV Boys Club 3 4 Student cl 4 Lettermen Club Choir B 4 Football 2 3 ter 3 4 Track 3 Letter Coun 4 et 1 151' MICHAEL JOHN VIOLE'I'I'E Vyles Burr Junior High B s Club2 3 4'S.A.2 3 4' Band 2 3' Orchestra 2 3- Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA CAROLINE WANTUCK P.G. SS. Cyril and Methodius Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4g Torch Ed. Bd. 33 Ni-No-Van 2, Sec. 2. .IOAN ELAINE VIBBERTS Vlbbs Kennelly Girls Leaguel 2 4 NANCY ANN VIGNERI Inch '!wa.., Weaver Girls League 3 4 Art Award 3 LOUIS VICNATI Lowe Plant .lumor High Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 Dramatic Club 3 4 Cross Country 1 Swimming I Q H RONALD JEROME g., VINCENT Vmme Moylan Boys Biology Club 2 -..,-, BRUCE ,I VISSOE St. Augustine Swimming 1 2 3 4' Track 2 Tennis 4. BARBARA JANE WARD Janey Kennelly Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Leaders Corps 2, 3, 43 Ni-No Choir B 1, 2, 3, 4. Van 25 Photography Club 2, JANICE RUTH WASLAWSKI an St Peter Girls League 2 3 4 Photog raphy Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 EARL W WENTWORTH St Peter Boys Club 2 3 4 Chess Club 1 2 Biology Club 2 Aix n K DAVID HAROLD WIDELL Dave Rockvllle High 1 2 3 4 Boys Club ROSE MARY WILEY Kennelly Clrls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders Corps 2, 3, 4, Cheer leader 3, 4, Photography Club 2, Biology Club 2, Choir B l, 2, 3, 4 DONAI D RICHARD WIDELL Don Rockville High 12 3 4 Boys Clubl JESSE CEBRON WILLIAMS, ll Cebe Kennelly Boys' Club 1, 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Vlce Pres, 3, Boys' Blology Club 2, Sec 2, Biology Project 2 JOYIE CAROI WATERS Oy Wnshlngton Street Grs Leuguel 2 3 4 SAI 3 BEVERLY GLYN WHEELER Bev Burr Junior High Glrls League 2 3 4 SA 2 4 Cho1rB 2 3 4 Cholr C 2 Pep Club 2 3 n--- Q ,J 'J 1 ' .' 3 - , il' , , , 3 . . , 1 Y 1 l W 2, '4. uw , i - A . . 1 3 . , l , . Av . , s Q 3 - - asv s ' . . s ' .3: S.A. ' , 1 2 9 AL 1 s 9 1 1 v S.A' , , , 4 ,2, N 3- 4' 3, 4. 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' X ' ' ' F . : , I ' ' V 11- L n ' , . , ,I .A ' I A ' . 0 -,X , , . . l - A I' I :H .V -i I . 1 A l BASEBALL TEAM First row, l.-r.: F. DeLoreto, M. Liappes, R. Raffalo, D. Langhans, J. Cunning. Second row, l.-r.: J. Duggan, J. Hourihan, G. Kilray, D. Dorman. Third row, l.-r.: Coach Bazzano, A. Audet, B. Aguirre, Coach Allen. BASEBALL The 1960 Maroons faced their season with four returning lettermen. In their hopes of a successful year, it became evident that these four seniors would form the nucleus of the ballclub. So it was that sturdy firstbaseman Mark Buonome, fleet-footed outfielder Mike Liappes, and steady catcher Denis Langhans helped set the pace for a solid team. And rounding out his high-school career was another of those gifted all-around athletes, pitcher Bob Raifalo. In their first five contests the Bulldogs emerged with three victories, each won with this smallish, fireballing righthander in the pitcher's box. Lang- hans was the batting star with three hits as the Maroons downed Norwich, 8 to 4, to open the sea- son. Coach Babe Allen sent inexperienced soph Gene Reilly after the Hall game, and the wildness of the neophyte led to a 5 to 2 Maroon defeat. The Bulldogs won their City Series opener from Hart- ford, 4 to 3, behind Raffalo. Unbeaten New London set them back to the tune of 16 to 2, but Raffalo, backed by superb fielding and extra-base hitting support from Liappes and fellow senior John Gun- ning, avenged this defeat by sinking the Whalers, 7 to 2. The Maroons rolled on, defeating East Hartford behind a fine five-hit effort by Buonome, who nor- mally played first base. But when Mark tried for an encore against Hartford, the Owls put together a pair of three-run rallies to beat him, 6 to 4. Raffalo was supreme two days later against New Britain, blanking the potent 'Canes, 6 to 0. For the fourth straight year New Britain came to grief on the Good- win Park diamond, connecting for only four desul- tory hits. But it was succor for Bulkeley for only one day, as plucky Weaver hurler Ralph Marone hung on to defeat the Bulldogs, 6 to 4. Though the team had been repulsed, this didn't deter the amazing Mr. Raffalo. Norwich had gone unbeaten since their earlier Bulkeley game and were now roaring along in first place of the CDC, so all Bob did was whitewash the 'Cats, 3 to 0, in his second straight shutout! His catcher, Joe Houri- han, provided all the support he needed with a booming three-run double. And only two days later, Bob went to the frontline pitching trenches again, and again won, 6 to 4 over East Hartford. Yet even these achievements paled before Bob Raffalo's performance at New Britain. With the hostile Hurricane forces deriding his every pitch, Bob carved his niche in Maroon sporting annals with a two-hit, 2 to 0 masterpiece. After his own stout single had brought in a fourth-inning tally, Bob made this lone run hold up the rest of the way, pitching with the sang-froid of an Early Wynn to secure his greatest triumph. The final game, against Weaver, had to be an anticlimax. The Maroons captured it, 5 to 3, rally- ing in the ninth for the two runs that gave Raffalo his eighth victory without defeat and a 12-l career record. The season thus ended as it had started, with the Mighty Mite spearheading the drive and his mates right behind him, supporting him in the finest Bulkeley tradition. The Ace, Bob Raffalo my. ixgxlfi Eg Q K E J SW Lift V! i U my new C+ y, KL' vw Qty!!!-'L 1- First row lr L Camarca M Boyle R Mason R Grieve P Uccello D Leigh J Smicrope P McCollum Second row lr J Amato W Matthews L Mueller D Pablch R Guntulls A Puglisl J Procyk E Knurek H MmPhee Third r w lr J Hussey M Cloutier R Frascarelll B Krupa C Merritt T Shultz F Gangarz P Moran .l Piazza TRACK The season of 60 was to see the track team post one of the best win and loss records ln the history of Bulkeley This year the team had a potential winner in almost every event Most prominent and the highest point producer on the team was captain Bob Mason Versatile Mason was destined to become one of the best quarter milers in the state Ray Guntulis and his famous Javelin was another standout all year Rich Grieve and Guntulis ruled the weight events Sprinters Larry Camarca and Dennis Leigh, as well as mller Paul Uccello, always made a fine showing Coach Flash Atlxn, assisted by Felix Karsky led the team on to eight straight victories These wins came at the expense of East Hartford, Conard Hall Wethersfield Weaver and Hart ford Public high schools. The win over Hartford and Weaver captured the city title for the team. The only two losses came at the hands of powerful New Britain and Manchester. In the meet with Manchester, the team also defeated Norwich for run- ner-up place in the CDC. This year's team saw two real champions bring recognition to Bulkeley High. Bob Mason and Ray Guntulis both qualified to participate in the New England lnterscholastic Track and Field Meet in Boston. In competition with outstanding participants from all of New England, Mason and Guntulis made a fine showing by placing second in the quarter-mile and javelin events respectively. This year's team was truly a credit to Bulkeley High in com- piling a record of nine wins as compared to only two losses. This team was never lacking in spirit or determination - as their record testifies. Even before the start of the season, it was evident that the Maroon tennis team was one which would draw much attention. Three seniors, John Pazdar, Bob Slattery, and ,loe Moran, formed a Terrible Triumvirate which defied all opposition in singles, Pazdar had starred for Bulkeley since his freshman year. Wliile the remainder of the squad didn't meas- ure up to the pace of this trio, the Maroon doubles corps of Tom Albani, Dave Lynch, Tom Corso and Mike Violette were at least adequate. lt indeed ap- peared that the potential of the team which had been budding for three years was about to burst into full bloom. The Maroons opened their campaign with a soft warmup against Class B Newington, winning easily by 4-1. All singles men won handily, with Moran making the most auspicious debut with a 6-0, 6-0 rout. They followed two days later with a 4-1 con- quest of New London, as Pazdar shook off the loss of his first set to join his cohorts, who had posted identical 6-2, 6-3 wins. Slattery and Moran also took ar doubles encounter, 6-2, 7-5. It was Pazdar's turn to post a 6-0, 6-0 calcimin- ing as the Maroons beat Bloomfield, again by 4-l. Moran prevailed 6-1, 6-0, but No. 2 man Slattery came a cropper to Bloomfield's Zito in three sets for what was to be his only defeat. Bob gained some solace by teaming with Pazdar to win easily a doubles match, 6-1, 6-0. On May 9, the Maroons reached the pinnacle. ln a stirring display of courage and clutch tennis, they surged from the depths to defeat St. Thomas Seminary, a two-year college, by 4-1. Slattery dog- gedly stayed with his opponent to win, 7-5, 6-4. Moran picked himself up after dropping his first set and struggled home, 2-6, 6-4, 7-5. But if there was any one hero at St. Thomas, it had to be the team's ace and spearhead, John Pazdar. John also lost his first set, 4-6, then snapped back to capture TENNIS UNDEFEATED TENNIS TEAM First row, l.-r.: J. Moran, J. Paz- dar, R. Slattery, T. Albani. Second row, l.-r.: T. Corso, D. Lynch, M. Violette, F. Budarz, Coach Ciampa. the second, 6-2. The decisive, tension-frought final set stretched out to 20 games before John broke through his older opponent to post his triumph, and Bulkeley had carried the day. The Maroons had won their big onef' but had no intention of resting on their laurels. They buried East Hartford, 5-0, with Slattery joining the 6-0, 6-0 club. Pazdar posted his second triumph by this score in a 3-2 win over New Britain, as the singles men again scored a sweep. There followed a rather routine 4-1 win over Weaver, and a 4-1 conquest of Norwich in which Slattery had to extend himself before registering a hard-earned 6-2, 2-6, 8-6 victory. Again Bulkeley beat Weaver by the 4-1 route, with the short-handed northenders posting their only vic- tory in doubles. Now 9-0 on the season and being touted as best in the state by many observers, the Maroons added to their ledger by thumping Wetll- ersfield 3-2. Winning 6-2, 6-1, Pazdar was left with the only perfect individual slate as Moran bowed to VVethersfield's Balfour, 6-4, 6-3. The confident juggcrnaut closed the regular season as they had started it with a 4-1 victory, this time at the ex- pense of New London. Then, with Moran slated to participate in the singles competition and Pazdar and Slattery entered as a doubles tandem, the Maroons set out for the state tournament, with strong designs on no less than first place. Yvhether this ambitious and excellent club could have carried off state honors no one ever will know. For the weathcrman chose the weekend of the big event to play one of his cruel practical jokes. The tourney was washed out, never to be rescheduled because of impending exams. lt was an underhanded and bitter blow to the team, yet Bulkeley was certainly not without con- solation. The Maroons had compiled a perfect rec- ord of eleven victories without defeat, and, more important. these fine sportsmen had added much to the hallowed tradition of athletics at Bulkeley High. GOLF TEAM L r D Leavitt J Kelly, P. Sposito, Coach Christensen, J. Griffith, J. Harvey and T Martin GOLF This year's golf team compiled a mediocre 9-2-1 record. At first glance this record looks quite outstanding. However, four years ago, when we were but lowly freshmen, 1960 was to be a year for great things - a state champion- ship, and undefeated season, etc. Since then, however, a few things have occurred to alter the course to a state crown. For example, Tim Cro- nin, last year's captain and first man, is now wearing out U. S. Army shoe leather instead of his golf spikes. Filling the gap left by his de- parture was the first major job for Mr. Christen- sen, who did a commendable job in his first year at the helm. Pete Sposito and Jim Griffith, number one and two men, respectively, were co-captains. Pete has traveled the fairways for four years in a Bulkeley uniform and during that span he has given quite an account of himself. The team is rounded out by John Harvey, .lack Kel- ly, and Dick Leavitt, all of whom were instru- mental in the seventh place finish among the state's best. Miss Plumb, Mr. Hart sing about love. ROMAN BANQUET 1 44 I .im ff' Joe consecrates the punch with flowers. HONOR SOCIETY H Vestal Virgins enter solemn ly. YI? Love that Honor Society Food! Congratulations, Michele! V Our Mr. Wilson HOUSE ON THE CLIFF Her fourth year ln the limelight, BULKELEY THESPIANS DISPLAY THEIR TALENT .M in CHOIR B CONCERT h Choir B performs Schuberfs Mass. X ALBERT VINCENT SAPIA, JR. Holy Trinity 'Q , If 4 vs., E S- ling? gb? RICHARD JOSEPH SIROIS X ' Dick X Kennelly XX 5-51 N AWARDS ASSEMBLY June 21, 1960 The Ramsey Award to Joe Forte Terry Balczyk, successful steno ,,,,Jf 1 I Bob Raffalo, nine-letter-man Another art award for Irene Congratulations on your comeback, Tom. You re Its Only the Begmmng' Wake Me When It s Over R I SENIOR RECEPTION June 4, 1960 A Mldsummer Nlght s Drea I5 'U ,fN-s- X Mme 5 Mldsummer Nlght s Dream Come True QQ K Till There Was You Xslfi l Y These Magic Moments 9-C , 1 . Q. ,, High Hopesw I've Had It! Only You Thanks for the Memories f W PC ' X 'Q xv v 5 'K l , S , X M 1 M A A ,KLA A I ,-.4 ',,. 13l I , , .I ,r 5 ' Dr , 11 V ?CT0RY wm-mm f'f,q T U o 1 -ll p 1 M Bk SENIOR BANQUET June 11, 1960 W ' NOPALM L ' DUST una ' gi 4 x if 5. 5 I w 5 Y U .D 1h't1gd. 12 Can you imagine Mary as . . . Little Things' Now, Patrick! CLASS NIGHT Spontaneous ovation. 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