PREFACE One of the most common human characteristics is the desire to be remembered, and we, certainly, are no exception. In the years ahead we will think of our teachers and classmates. We will remember how much homework one teacher assigned and what easy tests another gave. We will remember the friends who always seemed to make us laugh and those who were ready to help us, as well as those whom we helped, and we will hope that others think of us in the same way. For this reason, the editorial board of the 1966 Maple Leaves has chosen “Our Time Capsule” as the theme of this yearbook. We have tried to gather the things which will represent the best and most enduring accomplishments of the Class of 1966 in order to remind us when our memories might fail. We have included the athletic contests, the activities and the social events which filled your days. But, most of all, we have included you. You will form the bulk of any memories. The everyday events which were important only to you will be the substance of your impression of your years at Bulkeley. We hope that this time capsule will be opened not once but many times and that each examination of it will provide some new memory of a forgotten friend, a happy moment, or a sadness which no longer causes pain. As time passes we unconsciously distort the past. We hope that in the years ahead you will open this book and recapture a true picture of the past four years. There are many people who must receive thanks for their part in preparing this yearbook. I wish to thank the Delmar Printing Company and their local representative, Mr. Paul Nelson; the excellent photographic work which appears in these pages is ample evidence of our debt to Loring Studios. Our advisers, Miss Rita B. Antaya and Mrs. Jean Doershuck were of invaluable help, offering both advice and encouragement. I especially wish to thank those students who were not official members of the editor¬ ial board but who devoted many hours to lighten our work load. They include those who gave us their time after school to make possible the captions in the senior section, our artist, Edward Markiewicz, whose excellent work appears throughout the book, and our typists whose co¬ operation was most helpful. Finally, I would like to thank our principal, Mr. Frederic Bashour, for his assistance and guidance. Paul F. McAloon Editor 4
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