High School of Commerce - Caduceus Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1958 volume:

Volume 33, 1958 High School of Commerce 415 State Street Springfield 5, Massachusetts STACK Dedication “The man we’re honoring here today has been ‘Mr. Commerce’ — all the way.” Robert Jackson. The senior class wishes to dedicate Caduceus 1958 to Mr. G. Donald Melville, now retired, who devoted 34 years of his life to serving the High me 4 School of Commerce in almost every phase of its at 3 operation. is Foreword We, the staff of Caduceus, present in this our 1958 memory book some of the cherished things which we shall carry away from our seemingly brief high school career. Most of our memories are intangible — the timid fears of a bewildered freshman, the daily morning stroll through the corridors, the familiar request for a pass, the rebuke or praise of an unexpectedly requested classroom recita- tion, the eager press of the lunchroom crowd, the dis- covery that a secret admiration is mutual, the inward flutter before opening a report card envelope, the merited pride of a lofty senior, the fleeting days before gradua- tion. Other memories are events — the big game we won, the dance we attended, the stage show we enjoyed put- ting on, the formal prom, and finally the receipt of our treasured diploma. These and other memories are often embodied in the words we have heard and thrilled to throughout the years. Among them are the proud school motto, the jubilant refrains of our school song, the spirited school cheers, the pronouncements at Commencement. It is these Commerce traditions in words that we fondly commemorate in our 1958 Caduceus. Table of Contents FACULTY hc c2 ec pects ae ten ree eee 5 CLASSES wthslece cece: een een ane 15 SENIORS tite eee es EE ee ee 2h. JUNIORS fone: exec oeies ncaa ec eat cians hate ce 7, FRESHMEN ieee cass tee caer He ee eee eee er oe | BOYS'=SPORTS Seeger re see ieee 105 GIRLS “SPORTS Sex. poets ert oat eh ee 1, ACTIVITIES Sicnes sie spore tie a ee ee 1.23 CANDIDS Se oe ec eee 143 ADVERTISERS; INDEX i oy cree ee sree ee 147 S ° H S, y a 1921) U 2 = S % i S � cy 4550 Industry and Integrity School Motto Miss Mary Rearden Secretary to Dr. Gamel Mrs. Dorothy Malone Office Staff Dr. Oscar Y. Gamel, principal, assumed his posi- tion at the High School of Commerce in Septem- ber, 1953. During these last five years, he has been instrumental in bringing about many im- provements in our school. In addition to adminis- trative work, Dr. Gamel has always been able to find time to accommodate the students who seek his advice and approval on various matters. Born in Moody, Texas, Dr. Gamel received his B.A. from West Texas State College. He then attended Columbia University, where he earned his M. Ed. and Ph. D. Ed. degrees. Before he came to Commerce, he was assistant principal of Van Sickle Junior High School and principal of Chest- nut Street Junior High School. Mr. Raymond J. Montagna, assistant principal, also entered our school in September of 1953. Since that time, he has faithfully fulfilled his many duties, which include the direction of Com- merce Capers, social functions, and faculty and student schedules. His main tasks are administra- tive, in the disciplinary field. Mr. Montagna was born in Agawam, Massa- chusetts. He received his B.S. from American In- ternational College, his M. Ed. from Springfield College, and has continued his graduate studies at the University of Massachusetts. Before taking his present position here at Commerce, Mr. Mon- tagna taught mathematics at Agawam High School and Chestnut Street Junior High School. Mrs. Virginia Kuhnert Secretary to Mr. Rumpal ety � 2B N, : _ sd © Mrs. Helen Benoit Office Staff FRANCIS P. ALLEVA FREDERICK G. ALLEN Lyn aMassachuserts Newton, Massachusetts English Bookkeeping; Clerical Practice Junior Class Adviser; Assistant Director, Capers; Assistant Ad- viser, Student Council. English Department Books; Teen-Age Book Club; Publicity Assistant; Principal’s Advisory Committee. B.S. Northeastern University M.Ed. Harvard University B.A. Boston University M.A. Yale University ALPHONSE J. ALMINAS MAE G. ANDERSON Springfield, Massachusetts Ware, Massachusetts Civics, American History Penmanship Librarian; Chairman, Social Com- mittee; Principal’s Advisory Com- mittee; Adviser, Library Club. Football; Caduceus, Business Adviser; Curriculum Committee. LI.B. Suffolk University B.S.Ed. Boston University M.Ed. Boston University M.Ed. Boston University B.S. Bridgewater Teachers JOHN W. BENNETT SARAH T. BRANDWENE Holyoke, Massachusetts New York City, New York History, Mathematics Physical Education Adviser, “Commerce”; Adviser, Girls’ Sports Activities; G.A.A. Class of 1960; J.V. Coach, Bas- Board Adviser; Chairman, ketball. Springfield Field Hockey Play- day. B.A. University of Masaschusetts M.A. Yale University B.S. New York University HELENE E. CARROLL CECILIA M. CABANA Springfield, Massachusetts Springfield, Massachusetts Dressmaking, Clothing Stenography, Typewriting Clothine Leckene othing Locker Keys. Social Committee; Music Festival. B.S.Ed. New York University M.S.Ed. Springfield College B.S.Ed. Framingham Teacher’s M.Ed. Springfield College THOMAS COLLINS Westfield, Massachusetts ERNEST L. CONCHIERI Springfield, Massachusetts Physical Education Bookkeeping, Clerical- Driver Training Practice, Typewriting Coach, Football; Basketball; Adviser, Class of 1958; Faculty Golf. Manager of Athletics. B.S. Springfield College M.A. Columbia University B.S. American International M.A. New York University MARY G. CONWAY Springfield, Massachusetts ELIZABETH CONNELL Springfield, Massachusetts English, Journalism SOE Cn HIS taille 3 Shorthand AMIE CEASE ULE ASL ‘Social Committee; Scholarship B.A. Tufts College Committee. aN eee hts Ere NN) B.A. New York University M.A. New York University SUSAN C. DOWD RAYMOND H. ELLISON Springfield, Massachusetts Worcester, Massachusetts Filin 2 English Trading Post. ae Caduceus, Editorial Adviser; B.S. Boston University Boys’ Bowling, Coach M.Ed. Boston University B.A. Clark University M.A. Brown University HELEN M. FOOTE HELEN G. FLYNN Springfield, Massachusetts Springfield, Massachusetts Bookkeeping Counselor 5 G.O. Collector; Business Depart- Scholarship Committee. ment, Chairman. B.B.S. American International M.A.Bus.Ed. New York Univ. B.A. Smith College M.A. Smith College MELVIN H. GRANT Springfield, Massachusetts English Capers, Patrol. B.A. University of Massachusetts M.A. American International College WAYLAND JAMES HOLLEY Monson, Massachusetts English Baseball. B.A. Dartmouth College M.A. Northwestern University ELEANOR B. HYDE Wilbraham, Massachusetts Home Economics B.S.Ed. Framingham Teachers Boston University Springfield College HAROLD W. JONES Newport, Rhode Island Machine Calculation Co-ordinator of Audio-Visual Aids. B.Phys.Ed. Springfield College B.S. Springfield College M.Ed. Springfield College 10 MADELINE C. HUNT Westbrook, Maine Typewriting Coat Locker Keys, Assembly Committee. Assistant; B.Mus. Oberlin College MILDRED B. JENKS Pittsfield, Massachusetts English English Dept. Chairman; Scholar- ship Committee; Teacher’s Re- tirement Board. B.A. Boston University M.A. Middlebury College REGINA T. HENDERSON Springfield, Massachusetts Modern Problems, Modern History Senior Class Pictures. B.A.Ed. Westfield Teachers M.A.Ed. Springfield College MARGARET E. KELLEY Springfield, Massachusetts Mathematics B.S. Columbia University M.A. Columbia University SHIRLEY H. LABONTE Springfield, Massachusetts Foods Adviser, Class of 1958; Food Purchasing. B.S.Ed. Framingham Teacher's HELEN M. LYNCH Westfield, Massachusetts Guidance Counselor Kumtux. B.A. Mount Holyoke RUTH G. MARSDEN Springfield, Massachusetts Art Art Work for all School Affairs. Parsons School of Design Grand Central School of Art MARY E. McCARTHY Springfield, Massachusetts Spanish, English Adviser, Jr. Red Cross. B.A. Our Lady of the Elms M.Ed. Springfield College 11 JOHN J. MACKAY Westfield, Massachusetts Social Studies B.S. American International M.A. American International MADELINE EASTWOOD MAURER Springfield, Massachusetts English Assembly Committee, Chairman. B.A. Mount Holyoke College M.A. Columbia University RAYMOND C. LEMIEUX Springfield, Massachusetts History Assistant Audio-Visual Co-ordi- nator; Assistant Stage Manager; Capers. B.S.Ed. Bridgewater Teacher's M.Ed. Bridgewater Teacher's ALBERTA McCLEARY Springfield, Massachusetts Biology Caduceus Photography. B.S. Mount Holyoke College M.S. University of Pennsylvania BARBARA J. McQUADE Worcester, Massachusetts Distributive Education Drama Club; Capers, Co-Direc- tor; Social Committee. B.S.Ed. Worcester Teachers HONORA FRANCES NELLIGAN Pittsfield, Masaschusetts Typewriting G.O. Board, Secretary. B.A. Smith College Northampton Commercial College HERBERT MICHAELS Lowell, Massachusetts English, Speech Capers, Co-director; Adviser, Drama Club; Publicity Director. B.S. Boston University M.A. University of Illinois CATHERINE MORIARTY Springfield, Massachusetts Secretarial Practice Office Practice for Typists Secretarial Department, Chair- man; G.O. Treasurer. B.C.S. Northeastern University B.B.A. Northeastern University M.Ed. Boston University CATHERINE T. MEEHAN Springfield, Massachusetts Stenography, Typewriting Capers, Make-up; Adviser, Class of 1960; Springfield Teachers’ Club, Councilor. B.S. Connecticut Teachers M.A. Columbia University GLADYS A. MIDURA Chicopee, Massachusetts Bookkeeping Personality and Etiquette G.O. Dance, Co-chairman; Prin- cipal’s Advisory Committee. B.S. American International cae M.Ed. Springfield College MARY ELIZABETH MURRILL Scituate, Massachusetts French Assistant Adviser, Pro Merito. M.A, Yale University B.A. Radcliffe College EVELYN M. NICHOLS, R.N. Springfield, Massachusetts School Nurse Mercy Training School Library merce.” WALTER D. NICKERSON Medford, Massachusetts Music G.O. Board; Assembly Commit- tee; Music Festival; Director, Capers; Christmas program, Graduation Committee. B.Mus. N.E. Conservatory of Music M.Ed. Springfield College GLADYS A. SARTWELL Fredericksburg, Virginia English Supervision; “Com- B.A. Stetson University M.A. Stetson University H. ELIZABETH PHELPS Springfield, Massachusetts English B.S. Columbia University M.A. Columbia University BARBARA RICHARDSON Springfield, Massachusetts Physical Education Cheerleading; G. O. Dance Co- chairman; GAA Sports Activi- ties; Leaders Club. B.S. Russell Sage College M.Ed. Springfield College 13 LEONARD R. PARKINSON Amherst, Massachusetts Biology Science Committee. B.S. Univ. of New Hampshire M.S. Univ. of New Hampshire Ph.D. Univ. of Massachusetts HELEN E. RANKIN Avon, New Jersey English Adviser, Pro Merito. B.A. Irving College Penn. State Univ. BRUNO RUMPAL Springfield, Massachusetts Senior Guidance Coaching; Scholarship Commit- tee; Principal’s Advisory Com- mittee; Boys’ Assembly Com- mittee. B.S. Springfield College M.A. Clark University ANTHONY Springfield, Massachusetts J. SERAFINO Bookkeeping, Bus. Law, Sales Patrols; Adviser, Class of 1959; Rec. Treasurer. B.S.Ed. Boston University M.Ed. Boston University MILDRED D. SHUTE Powder Springs, Georgia Dressmaking, Freshman Clothing Sr. Caps and Gowns; Betty Crocker Homemaker Test; Cloth- ing Locker Keys; Chr. Home Ec. Department B.A. Georgia State College M.A. Columbia University HAROLD E. TAYLOR History, Geography Hi-Y. B.A. Bates College M.A. Columbia University ELEANOR M. WALKER Springfield, Massachusetts Typewriting Director, Coat Lockers. B.C.S. Northeastern University WILLIAM WALLACE WILDER Springfield, Massachusetts Science, Biology, Chemistry Science Department Chairman; Graduation Committee; Capers Committee. B.S. Univ. of New Hampshire M.Ed. Univ. of New Hampshire CARL R. STONE Lisbon Falls, Maine History Business Adviser, ‘“Commerce.” B.A. Bates College HENRY R. TRESPAS Warren, Massachusetts Physics, Biology Chairman, Science Committee. B.S. Pharmacy—Science College Ed.M. Boston University HENRY A. WIATROWSKI Springfield, Massachusetts History, Modern Problems Chairman, American Education Week. B.A. American International College M.A. Columbia University JULIA T. ZAJCHOWSKI Chicopee, Massachusetts Clerical Practice, Typewriting Capers Make-up Committee. B.S.Ed. Westfield State Teachers M.Ed. Boston University 14 LL =F Z —_ Industry and Integrity School Motto Bookeeping Teaches Many Business Phases Shown below are Janet Raschi and Betty Val- entine in the foreground, and Everett Venturini and Phyllis Peterson in the background, working diligently on their practice sets. By working on these practice sets the students gain experience in handling forms similar to actual business papers. This is only one of the many phases of business that the students encounter in the Book- keeping Department. 16 Souci. Comtedet = ow man Electric Shap o Profit Aged Loss Statement For month Ended MAY Gy, ts? chan se Solas TNventsry MAY Se Total Coster Meecha FER Sale. ih MerchAnsise Tatcadory May 4, F Potchandise Sold L.A ites TS PRY ASIC Pee peneraet RA. Geeman Capetat Net Prefer Less witncleawis wet Inconse ox Cap tab RA. Bowman Present Capital ITeTAL Li Abe Litied Ans Prepriatonthe isyrsa 129099 Stenography Also Aids Successful Careers Shown below in Miss Conway’s typing class are Kathleen Kelley, Joan Borek and Beverly Brosnan in the foreground, and Carol Topoosian, Lucille LaFlamme and Beverly Fusaro in the back- ground. In this class the students work with actual business forms, thus becoming further acquainted with office procedures. In addition they try to build up their typing speed. PA Quality Teaching of Office Skills Enables BUSINESS MACHINES Mr. Jones, our Machine Cal- culation teacher is demonstrat- ing the use of a comptometer to Judy Harris, while Patricia Gorman, Patricia Barker, Juli- anne Filiault, Gail Winslow, Carol Balsom, Marlene Butman, Elizabeth Shimkus, Gail Knapp, Roberta Malcolm, Claudia Du- buc, and Dorine Daigle are bus- ily at work. CLERICAL PRACTICE Mr. Alleva is teaching telephone courtesy to Judy Turowski, Carolyn Height, Marcia Graves, Linda Hobson. Standing are Paul White, Charles Wellman and Mr. Alleva. This is part of the work in his Clerical Prac- tice class. School to Compile Fine Employment Record PENMANSHIP Notice the correct position of Annette Lemire’s hand and arm. Also shown in the picture are Irene Jodlowski, Arline Mes- sier, and Joyce Maruca who are doing the same work in Miss Anderson’‘s class. FILING Kathie Collis and Beverly Cou- ture are learning how to use the file cabinet in Miss Dowd’s filing class. 19 Students Train for Sales and Home Living DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Right: Pat Easton and Anna Sroka are demonstrating the techniques they have acquired from this course in re- tail saleswork. SEWING Below: Gloria Yando is hanging Juli- ette Hebert’s skirt in a typical sewing class. COOKING Below: A group of girls from a fresh- man cooking class are showing their skills by baking a pizza pie. They are Ida Bernardes, Rena Douglas, Joyce Beecher, and Joan Stabilo. 20 School Provides Ample Scientific Opportunity PHYSICS Left: Robert Knox, Kevin Moriarty, and Tom Wright are examining a micro- scopic specimen. BIOLOGY Below: Barbara White is taking a blood pressure count of Gary Small with Dr. Parkinson looking on. CHEMISTRY | Below: These two girls, Bobbie Anne McLoyd and Naureen Dunscombe, are doing a hydraulics experiment. ar 4 ; 21 Linguistic Skills Are Strongly Emphasized or hispane E15 BRAVOS TOROS Ju BELMONTE Moe: scion | _o MENOLO ESCUDERO | aes is eSSasaniaas Beat SPANISH Above: Carl Greene is pointing out an interesting poster from Spain to Carole Brown and Edna Fitzgerald. French is an- other of our foreign languages. ENGLISH Right: Dr. Robert Kinder and Sandra Schenck are using the Keystone Telebinocular Machine which tests students’ vision. This is only one of the many functions of the English Depart- ment. 22 Students Express Talents in Fine Arts i aes 2. Se ee ART Left: Richard — Luchini, Judy LaBelle (Standing), Joyce Dion, Joyce Bous- quet (Standing), Marti Wade, and Connie Sib- ilia (Standing) are work- ing on water colors and abstract drawings MUSIC Below: Seated at the piano is Mr. Walter Nick- erson directing one of his musical groups. First Row: Edith Collings, Frances Fazio, Linda Hob- son, Helen Florio, Judy Turowski. Second Row: Phillip Robbins, Cor- nelius Sullivan, Gary Small, Linda Sierputow- ski, James Gorman, Eliz- abeth Hargraves, Robert Albano. 23 Math, Social Studies Discipline the Mind TRIGONOMETRY Above: Mr. Bennett is explaining a _ difficult Bordeaux, Judy Tavener, and Carol Taliaferro. mathematical problem to one of his classes. In In the front row are Joan Bell, Arlene Trombley, the row near the board are Ann Abair, Patricia and Carol Fazio. HISTORY Below: Geraldine Commisso is pointing out a place on the map that she would like to go to some day. Looking on are Roberta Malcolm and Barbara Henry. LAW Above: This photo shows a group of Mr. Serafino’s students on a field trip to the court house. They are James Brown, Mr. Serafino, Peter Alfano, David Jones, Mr. Edward Shea Clerk of Superior Court, Agnes O’Quinn, Etta Stewart, and Frances Monzillo. 24 Physical Disciplines Are Enjoyable, Too PHYSICAL EDUCATION Above: Girls in all of the gym classes enjoy using the apparatus. Shown in this photo are Geraldine Giancola, Cecilia Calabrese, Karen Bressette, Gay Gallerani, on buck, Pat Chapin, Dawn Agnoli, and Rosemary Beturne. DRIVER EDUCATION Right: Peg Duffina and Betsy Koles are discussing a model of a street intersection from which the student drivers can learn many things about safety. 25 Everyone Appreciates These Efficient Staffs OFFICE STAFF Left: Mrs. Dorothy Malone, Miss Mary Rearden, Mrs. Helen Benoit. NURSE Left: Mary Lou Tromb ley is about to receive her first polio shot from Miss Nichols, registered nurse. LUNCHROOM STAFF Below: Mrs. Eleanor Lawler, Mrs. Helen Woods, Mrs. Nora Richter, Mrs. Josephine Dalton, Mrs. Katherine Garneau, Mrs. Marian Gendron, Mrs. Yvonne LaBrecque, Mrs. Florence Provost. 26 “They have completed successfully the requirements for graduation, and it is my happy privilege to present them to you and request that you declare them grad- vated.” Dr. Gamel Senior Class Officers and Executive Boar CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Above: This small group has done much to make an enjoyable They are: Front: Donna Barry, Secretary; Gerard Beaulieu, Pres- senior year for all the students. They met frequently to discuss ident; and Nancy Wade, Vice-President. Rear: Mrs. Shirley La- the graduation, prom, and banquet. Their suggestions and bonte, and Ernest L. Conchieri. efforts have made the three events a success in every way. SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD Above: Left to Right: Joan Morris, Ann Mitchell, Sheila Balicki, are chosen to represent each homeroom and to bring to their Jane LaNigra, Dorothy Downer, and Vivian Smith. Other Mem- meetings the ideas and suggestions by other members of the bers not shown: Joan Terzi, Larry Beerworth, Edith Collings, senior class. Nancy Hadd, Joan Hamilton, and Ann Mansfield. These students Chree-Dear Honor Students Maximum Honors Rosemary Chiarizio Beverly J. Rodimon Patricia A. Paschetto Janice E. Vennard Sandra J. Phillips Nancy A. Wade Katherine M. Warga General Honors Katherine E. Fitzgerald Evelyn St. Marie Elaine Gardner Sandra J. Schenck Joyce M. Pappas Mildred Wheeler Minimum Honors Carol J. Bradway Charlotte J. Mann Beverly A. Forsstrom Anne M. Mansfield Gail E. Knapp Virginia A. White Honorable Mention Joyce W. Bailey Virginia L. Moss Judith A. Grochmal Gloria Shirly Carol Harrison Joan M. Yando Kathleen A. Kelley Joyce F. Yelinek MARILYN MARGARET AIKEN 90 Midway Street, Indian Orchard Caduceus; Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Drama Club; Swimming; Leaders Club. College Preparatory-Stenographic GIOVANNINA A. ALBANO 18 Pomona Street Commerce Business Staff; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Advertising Committee, Chairman, Auditioning Committee; Science Fair, Third Prize; Presi- dent, Red Raiders Savings Bank; G.O. Auditor; Assembly Committee; Lunchroom Cashier. Bookkeeping KATHLEEN ALBANO 19 Murray Hill Avenue ANN ADORNATO 129 Noel Street Chorus; Homeroom Treasurer; Music Festival. Bookkeeping BETTY CHRIST AGNOS 108 Corona Street Caduceus; Kumtux, Treasurer; Le Foyer; Pep Squad; Cheer- leader; Capers Script; Capers Cast; Science Fair; G.O. Agent; Music Festival, Usher; Freshie Day, Usher; Wel- coming Committee for Freshmen; Basketball; Badminton; Leaders Club. College Preparatory-Stenographic NICHOLAS AGNOS 811 St. James Avenue Clerical - ALLAN R. AIKEN Soccer, Goalie. Bookkeeping Science Fair; Homeroom Vice-President, President; Football. 71 Holland Drive, East Longmeadow Patrol; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Chorus; Drama Club; Homeroom Secretary; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Bowling; Badminton. Stenographic SYLVIA JEAN ANSLEY 79 Catherine Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Com- mittee; Science Fair; Field Hockey; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Badminton; Leaders Club. Clerical 30 ROMAN ARTUPH, JR. 1657 Dwight Street Student Council; Freshie Day Assembly, M.C.; Capers Script, Capers Cast; Drama Club; Homeroom President; Freshie Day Committee, Script Writer; Soccer; Swimming. Distributive Education CATHERINE T. ASHE 439 Franklin Street Student Council; Kumtux; Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Homeroom Vice-President; Leaders Club; Fencing. Bookkeeping IRENE (AUBIN) MARIANI 19 Northampton Avenue Caduceus, Photographer; Patrol; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Capers Auditioning Committee, Co-Chairman; Sci- ence Fair; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Basketball; Soft- ball. Bookkeeping-Stenographic LEE AUTHIER 31 Audubon Street Capers Script; Capers Cast; Freshie Day Committee. Distributive Education JUDITH LEE BACKUS 44 Jenness Street Caduceus; Kumtux; Band; Senior Executive Board, Alter- nate; Pep Squad; Capers Script; Capers Cast; Chorus; Music Festival. College Preparatory-Stenographic JOYCE WENDELL BAILEY 470 Belmont Avenue Student Council; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; G.O. Auditor; Bus Ticket Seller. Bookkeeping-Stenographic LEONA BAILEY 327 Greenaway Drive General SHEILA MARCELLA BALICKI 151 Bond Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social; Library Assistant, Vice-President; Senior Executive Board; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Homeroom Secretary; Freshie Day Committee; Class Day Committee; Basketball; Leaders Club; Fencing. Clerical 31 JOSEPHINE BASILE 171 Tyler Street Music Festival; Fashion Show. Clerical BEVERLY DIANNE BATTIGE Chapin Road, Hampden Stenographic CAROL JUDITH BALSOM 20 Drexel Street Tuberculosis Association Typist. Stenographic PATRICIA BARKER 301 Harkness Avenue Red Raiders Savings Bank, Trustee; G.O. Dance Commit- tee; Glee Club; Christmas Assembly; Thanksgiving As- sembly; Patrol; Junior-Freshman Social; Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Capers Committee; Chorus; Music Festival; Freshie Day Committee. Bookkeeping-Stenographic ARTHUR DENNIS BARNETT 48 Charter Avenue Bookkeeping DONNA BARRY 80 Gatewood Road Day Committee. General ANGELA BAZOS 43 Albemarle Street Patrol; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Fashion Show; School Representative in McCall’s Teen Fashion Show. Clerical GERARD BEAULIEU, JR. 254 Somers Road, East Longmeadow Student Council; Senior Executive Board; G.O. Auditor; President, Senior Class; Freshie Day Committee; Soccer. Bookkeeping 32 Caduceus, Sports Reporter; Tuberculosis Association Typ- ist; Audio-Visual Aids; G.O. Alternate; Freshie Day Com- mittee; Basketball; Baseball; Football, Manager. Student Council; Kumtux; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social; Office Aid; Freshman .and Junior Executive Board; Cheerleader, J.V.; Science Fair; Junior and Senior Class Secretary; Music Festival, Usher; Freshie ye NANCY JANE BEDINOTTI 1174 Liberty Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social, Decorating Committee, Collecting Tickets; Science Fair; Bus Ticket Seller; Fashion Show. Clerical LARRY BEERWORT 24 Claremont Street Capers, Script. Writer; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Music Festival, Ticket Seller; Class Will and Prophecy. Distributive Education RONALD BEGIN 366 Union Street Patrol; Soccer; Bowling; Baseball. Clerical ELIZABETH MARY BELLI 59 Putnam Circle Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social, Decorating Committee, Collecting Tickets; Science Fair. Bookkeeping JOYCE BENNETT 94 Perkins Street Library Assistant; G.O. Agent. Bookkeeping GAIL FRANCES BERNIER 1055 Roosevelt Avenue Library Assistant; Science Fair; G.O. Agent. Clerical GERALD E. BEUSEE 87 Ingersoll Grove Band; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Music Festival; Freshie Day Committee; Junior Class Couple. General ANNETTE BILODEAU 187 Windemere Street Clerical 33 JUDITH DIANE BORDEAU 276 Cooley Street Science Fair. Clerical JOAN BOREK 154 Victoria Street Office Aid; Science Fair. Bookkeeping GAIL FRANCIS BORTHWICK 47 Mooreland Street Le Foyer; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Fashion Show; Basketball; Softball. Stenographic CAROL ANN BOUDREAU 3 East Street Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Senior Ballot Committee. Stenographic-Clerical LESLIE JANE BOYER 23 Geneva Street, Indian Orchard Tuberculosis Association Typist; Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Homeroom Treasurer; Field Hockey; Bowling; Basketball; Softball; Ice Skating. Bookkeeping CAROL JEAN BRADWAY 1086 Allen Street Caduceus; Commerce Staff; Patrol; Le Foyer; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; G.O. Agent; Spelling Bee; Red Cross Panel. Bookkeeping-Stenographic SUSAN BRECK 957 Liberty Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad. Clerical KATHLEEN D. BREGLIO 10 Glendell Terrace Caduceus; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social; Freshman Executive Board; Science Fair; Drama Club; Homeroom President; Freshie Day Committee; Lead- ers Club. Stenographic 34 BARBARA MAE BREHART 171 Methuen Street Patrol; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Science Fair; GAA Board; Field Hockey; Bas- ketball; Softball; Ice Skating; Leaders Club. Bookkeeping BEVERLY T. BROSNAN 103 Spring Street Caduceus, Assistant Editor; Patrol; Tuberculosis Associa- tion Typist; Science Fair; Trading Post; Banquet Committee. Clerical BARBARA BROWN 78 Randolph Street Clerical JACQUELYN EVELYN BROWN 17 Princeton Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Com- mittee; Science Fair; Field Hockey; Basketball; Volleyball; Badminton. Clerical JOYCE BUCKLEY 31 Daniel Street, Indian Orchard Patrol; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Fashion Show; Field Hockey; Bowling; Tennis. Clerical JUNE KATHLEEN BUCKLEY 234 Mapleshade Avenue, East Longmeadow Pep Squad; Science Fair; Ice Skating. Clerical JOANNA BULAT 511 Main Street Le Foyer; Library Assistant; Class Ballot Committee; G.O. Agent; Homeroom President; Leaders Club; Fencing. Distributive Education JEAN LOUISE BULLOCK 638 Belmont Avenue Tuberculosis Association Typist; Science Fair. Clerical 35 JUDITH BURNO 36 Mooreland Street Caduceus; Junior-Freshman Soc ial; Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Capers Script; Science Fair; Freshie Day Commit- tee; Fencing. Clerical MARLENE G. BUTMAN 24 Birnie Avenue Art Award; Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Drama Club; Swimming; Fencing. Clerical IMELDA BYRNES 103 Commonwealth Avenue Le Foyer; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; G.O, Agent; Music Festival; Freshie Day Committee. General DIANNE B. CAMIRE 274 White Street Tuberculosis Association Typist. Stenographic BEVERLY A. CAPACCIO 7 Sorrento Street Caduceus Business Staff; Commerce Staff; Le Foyer; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; Music Festival; Fencing. Stenographic JOYCE CARROW 161 Jasper Street Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Homeroom President; Badmin- ton; Ice Skating; Leaders Club. Bookkeeping-Stenographic MARILYN LOUISE CAYODE 19 Greene Place Science Fair; Leaders Club. Clerical ae SUZANNE CHAMPIGNY é 204 Center Street, Indian Orchard % ‘ a Pep Squad; Drama Club. m4 Clerical 36 DAWN CAROLYN CHASE 72 Drexel Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Career Day Participant; American Education Assembly; Junior Achievement. Stenographic-Clerical ROSEMARY CHIARIZIO 5 Oak Street Commerce Staff, Page Three Editor; Patrol; Pro Merito Society; Science Fair; Homeroom Secretary; Fashion Show; G.O. Auditor; Class Day Committee. Bookkeeping-Stenographic DIANE MARIE CHICKETTI 96 Grover Street Senior Executive Board; G.O. Alternate; Homeroom Sup- ply Girl. College Preparatory-Stenographic JUDITH CHRISTOPHER 96 Winton Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad. Bookkeeping CAROL CLAING Pine Wood Road, Hampden Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Music Festival; Glee Club. Clerical JOAN CLARK 82 Lowell Street Science Fair; Chorus; Fashion Show. Stenographic BARBARA COHEN 11 Hebron Street Science Fair. Stenographic and Clerical PETER COLES 208 College Street 8 a All-State Chorus; Patrol, Captain; Stage Crew; Chorus; , oy Music Festival; Soccer, Captain; Basketball; Baseball. es Clerical 37 BARBARA L. COLLINA 99 Putnam Circle Science Fair; Basketball. Stenographic EDITH JUNE COLLINGS 66 Hunter Place Caduceus; Le Foyer; Junior-Freshman Social; Senior Execu- tive Board; Science Fair; Chorus; Music Festival; Glee Club; Basketball; Ice Skating; Leaders Club; Fencing. College Preparatory EDNA JOAN COLLINGS 66 Hunter Place Capers Cast; Volleyball; Ice Skating. Clerical HELEN COLLINGS 66 Hunter Place Ice Skating. General KATHLEEN COLLIS 204 Arthur Street, East Longmeadow Clerical CAROL LEE COMBS 102 Hickory Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; Fashion Show. Clerical ANTOINETTE COMMISSO 122 Hickory Street Caduceus; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; G.O. Agent; Music Festival. Clerical GERALDINE COMMISSO 20 Florence Street Capers Committee; Science Fair; Chorus; G.O. Agent; Homeroom Officer; Music Festival; Fashion Show. Bookkeeping 38 BEVERLY COUTURE 19 Upland Street Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; Trading Post; Music Festival; Fashion Show. Clerical DONNA CRAWFORD 106 West Alvord Street Junior-Freshman Social; Office Aid; Science Fair; G.O. Agent. Stenographic CAROL ANN CROSBY 256 Osborne Terrace Science Fair; G.O. Alternate. Clerical DORINE DAIGLE 292 Main Street, Indian Orchard Patrol; Pep Squad; Fashion Show; Bowling; Leaders Club. Stenographic NEAL DAVID 106 Littleton Street Student Council, President; Audio-Visual Aids; Science Fair; Commerce Representative at Boys’ State; Patrol; Commerce Representative at State Science Fair. College Preparatory JOSEPH DAVIS 53 Windsor Street Chorus; Basketball; Baseball. Clerical eee DOROTHY DECKER ane 2 71 Bristol Street ee Pep Squad; Science Fair; Trading Post; Homeroom Secre- ae tary; Leaders Club. Stenographic BETTE DENESHA 76 Corona Street Caduceus; Student Council, Vice-President; Patrol, Sr. Captain Girls’ Patrol; Junior-Freshman Social; Band; Senior Executive Board; Pep Squad; Capers Script; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Chorus; Trading Post; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent; Music Festival; Freshie Day Committee. College Preparatory-Stenographic 39 JOHN DORN 36 Cameron Street Patrol, Jr. Lieutenant; Capers Cast; Chorus; Music Festival. Bookkeeping DOROTHY P. DOWNER 54 Weston Street, Wilbraham Caduceus Business Staff; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Office Aid; Senior Executive Board; Pep Squad; Capers Committee; Homeroom Secretary; Fashion Show; Class Day, Usher; Junior Achievement. Clerical PAULINE DRAGO 160 Savoy Avenue Commerce Staff; Patrol; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Committee; Chorus; Homeroom Presi- dent; Music Festival; Junior Achievement. Bookkeeping CLAUDIA L. DUBUC 282 Commonwealth Avenue College Preparatory PATRICIA DUNNE 52 Waverly Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Chorus; Bas- ketball; Leaders Club. Clerical NAUREEN DUNSCOMBE 155 Wilbraham Road Le Foyer; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Science Fair, First Prize; Choir; Chorus; Drama Club; Music Festival. General MATTIE MAE DYER 82 Pendleton Avenue Girls’ Play Day; Class Day Committee; Tuberculosis Asso- ciation Typist; Jr. Red Cross; Fashion Show. Clerical PATRICIA EASTON 66 Redlands Street Pep Squad; Science Fair; G.O. Agent; Homeroom Officer; Basketball; Leaders Club. Distributive Education 40 ARLEEN DIANE EROSS 11 Brookline Avenue General DEANNA FANTONI 121 Pineview Drive Science Fair; Fashion Show; Basketball; Volleyball; Bad- minton. Stenographic BRENDA FARRELL 129 Powell Avenue Glee Club; Red Raiders Savings Bank; Senior Banquet Committee; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Choir; Chorus; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Freshie Day Com- mittee. Stenographic PATRICIA FAY 69 Windemere Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Office Aid; Senior Execu- tive Board; Pep Squad; Basketball; Volleyball. Clerical FRANCES FAZIO 168 Commonwealth Avenue Commerce Staff; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Office Aid; Pep Squad; Capers Make-up Committee; Chorus; Music Festival; Freshie Day Committee; Class Day, Usher. Clerical CAROLYN FERGUSON 19 Pershing Terrace Student Council; Pep Squad; Science Fair; G.O. Alternate; Freshie Day Committee; Basketball; Softball; Tennis; Class Will Committee. Bookkeeping THOMAS DENNIS FIELDING 99 Pine Street G.O. Auditor; Student Council; Patrol; Junior-Freshman Social; Science Fair; Freshman Class President; Homeroom Treasurer; Soccer; Basketball; Capers Cast. Bookkeeping CAROLYN FIGONI 170 Eddywood Street a : a : Clerical = % ote a fe 41 JULIANNE FILIAULT 43 Griffin Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social; Pep Squad; Cheerleader; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Chorus; Junior Executive Board; Homeroom President; Fashion Show. Clerical ANTONETTE FIORENTINO 41 Acorn Street Clerical ine NANCY ANN FIORENTINO 17 Longview Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Bowling; Basketball; Badminton. Clerical JOHN FITZGERALD 52 Lawndale Street Science Fair; Freshie Day Committee; Basketball; Football, Co-Captain. General KATHERINE FITZGERALD 20 Lincoln Street Commerce Staff, Page 2 Editor; Pro Merito Society; Capers Committee; Science Fair; Drama Club; G.O. Auditor; Music Festival. Bookkeeping-Stenographic WILLIAM FLANDERS 53 Sunrise Terrace Capers Script; Science Fair; Choir; Chorus; Music Festival; Bowling; Baseball; Football; Volleyball. Distributive Education HELEN ANN FLORIO 81 Bremen Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; Drama Club; G.O. Agent; Music Festival; Field Hockey; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Leaders Club. General MARJORIE FLUKE 104 Pasadena Street Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Softball; Leaders Club. Clerical 42 PATRICIA ANN. FLYNN 34 Warriner Avenue Commerce Staff; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Make-up Committee; Science Fair; Trading Post, Bookkeeper; G.O. Agent; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Auditor; Swimming; Basketball; Leaders Club; Fenc- ing. Bookkeeping-Stenographic ANITA RUTH FORD 32 Temple Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Jr. Red Cross; Science Fair; Drama Club; Freshie Day Committee; Caduceus Busi- ness Staff. Clerical THERESA FORGOTCH 1107 Allen Street Junior-Freshman Social; Jr. Red Cross, Representative; Pep Squad; Drama Club; G.O. Alternate; Freshie Day Commit- tee; Junior Executive Board; Penmanship Assembly. Bookkeeping BEVERLY ANN FORSSTROM 88 Harmon Avenue Patrol, Lieutenant; Kumtux, Secretary, President; Pro Merito Society, Secretary; Capers Script, Assistant-Chief; Chorus; GAA Board; Music Festival; Lunchroom Cashier; Leaders Club. College Preparatory-Stenographic SHARON LEE FOSTER 99 Winton Street Student Council; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Drama Club, Secretary. Stenographic BEVERLY ANN FUSARO 366 Hancock Street Commerce Staff; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior- Freshman Social; Pep Squad; Fashion Show; Field Hockey; Basketball; Leaders Club. Clerical DIANE-ELIZABETH GALAVOTTI 174 Pasco Road, Indian Orchard Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Chorus; Music Festival; Bad- minton; Fencing. Clerical ELAINE MARIAN GARDNER 26 Lester Street, East Longmeadow Commerce Staff; Patrol; Pro Merito Society; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Field Hockey; Basketball; Volleyball; Soft- ball; Badminton; G.O. Auditor; Class Will Committee. Boqkkeeping-Stenographic JOYCE GASPARINI 88 Dwight Road Junior-Freshman Social; Drama Club. Clerical KATHERINE GIANCOLA 267 Walnut Street Caduceus; Jr. Red Cross; Science Fair; G.O. Agent; Home- room Secretary, Treasurer; Fashion Show; Freshie Day Committee; Basketball; Leaders Club. Clerical LORETTA GILREATH 600 Union Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Jr. Red Cross; Science Fair; Fashion Show; Basketball; Volleyball; Leaders Club. Clerical SHIRLEY GLASGOW 161 Alden Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Choir; Chorus; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Basketball; Volleyball; Leaders Club. Clerical DAVID GOODMAN 6 Dumaine Street Red Raiders Savings Bank, Treasurer; Audio-Visual Aids; Science Fair, Honorable Mention; Chorus; Music Festival; Baseball, J.V. Captain. Clerical GLORIA GOODRICH 142 Windemere Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Fashion Show; Freshie Day Committee; Field Hockey; Softball. Clerical JOYCE GORDON 59 Thomas Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Music Festival. Clerical PATRICIA GORMAN - 862 Armory Street Caduceus; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Committee; Science Fair; Field Hockey; Basketball; l ; Volleyball; Softball. i General IRENE MAY GOSCIMINSKI 335 Stony Hill Road, Wilbraham. Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Choir; Music Festival. Clerical E. DALE GRANDISON 44 Westminster Street Senior Prom Committee; Freshman Executive Board; Le Foyer; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Committee; Science Fair; Field Hockey; Basketball; Volley- ball; Leaders Club; Badminton. College Preparatory-Stenographic JUDITH ANN GROCHMAL Robbins Road Caduceus; Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Fashion Show. Stenographic-Clerical DAWN PRISCILLA GROSS 1306 Berkshire Avenue, Indian Orchard Pep Squad; Choir; Chorus; Music Festival; Basketball; Bad- minton; Leaders Club. Clerical CAROLYN A. GUARNIERI 23 Holland Street Caduceus; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Capers Audi- tioning Committee; Junior-Freshman Social; Senior Execu- tive Board, Alternate; Pep Squad; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Freshie Day Committee. Bookkeeping NANCY LEE HADD 413 Belmont Avenue Art Club; Caduceus, Art Editor; Le Foyer; Junior-Freshman Social; Library Assistant; Senior Executive Board; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Junior Executive Board. Clerical LORRAINE HAMEL 355 Tremont Street Le Foyer; Office Aid; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Drama Club. Stenographic JOAN HAMILTON 193 Warrenton Street Jr. Red Cross; Senior Executive Board; Pep Squad; Science eo Fair; Homeroom Treasurer; Fashion Show; Banquet Com- % mittee; Bowling; Swimming. 4 Stenographic ‘ ELIZABETH HARGRAVES 76 Norwood Street Pep Squad; Chorus; Music Festival; Fashion Show. Clerical JUDITH ANNE HARRIS 1 Meadow View Road, Wilbraham D.A.R. Award in History; Delegate to H.S. Traffic Safety Conference; Caduceus, Assistant Editor; Commerce Staff, Page 1 Editor; Patrol; Kumtux; Le Foyer; Office Aid; Pep Squad; Capers Script, Cast, Chairman Audition Commit- tee; Science Fair; Music Festival, Usher; Freshie Day Com- mittee; Brotherhood Award. Stenographic CAROL HARRISON 627 Bradley Road Tuberculosis Association Typist; Science Fair; G.O. Alter- nate; Freshie Day Committee. Baokkeeping JUDITH HARTLEY 30 Abbott Street Patrol; Field Hockey; Bowling; Swimming; Basketball; Bad- minton; Leaders Club. Stenographic PHYLLIS ANN HEARN 56 Osborne Terrace Capers, Make-up Committee; Science Fair; Chorus; Music Festival; Fashion Show. Clerical ADRIENNE HENDERSON 22 McKnight Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Banquet Committee; Swimming; Basketball; Volleyball; Badminton; Leaders Club. Stenographic BARBARA ANN HENRY 139 Hampden Street, Indian Orchard Tuberculosis Association Typist; Science Fair; Fashion Show. Clerical BARBARA HERLIHY 133 Wait Street Science Fair, Honorable Mention; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Fashion Show; Freshie Day Committee. ' Clerical VERNE HERRING 54 Dudley Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; G.A.A. Board; Field Hockey; Bowling; Basketball; Volley- ball; Softball; Leaders Club. Bookkeeping CAROL HICKS 27 Newhouse Street Fashion Show. Bookkeeping AUDREY HILL 42 Berkshire Street, Indian Orchard Tuberculosis Association Typist; Trading Post, Clerk; Fash- ion Show. Clerical LINDA HOBSON 3231 Main Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Cheerleader; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Chorus; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Library Assistant; Class Ballot Committee. Clerical JUDITH ANN HOFFMAN 349 Hancock Street Patrol; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Capers Committee; Sci- ence Fair; Chorus; G.A.A. Board; G.O. Agent; Class Secre- tary; Music Festival; Field Hockey; Swimming; Basketball; Volleyball; Badminton; Leaders Club. College Preparatory-Stenographic DIANE HOWIE 52 Patton Street Pep Squad; Fashion Show; Swimming; Ice Skating; Fenc- ing. Clerical SANDRA HRESCHUK 720 Dwight Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Chorus; Bas- ketball; Leaders Club; Fencing; Class Day Committee. General PHYLLIS HUPFER 90 Dwight Road Tuberculosis Association Typist; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Glee Club; Drama Club; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Freshie Day Committee; Swimming; Fencing. Stenographic-Bookkeeping 47 JUNDITH INGALLS 3 Redin Drive, East Longmeadow Patrol; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Fashion Show; Field Hockey; Volleyball. Bookkeeping BARBARA JABLONSKI 56 Weston Street, Indian Orchard Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad. Clerical ELIZABETH JAMESON 765 Main Street, Wilbraham Pep Squad; Science Fair. Stenographic and Clerical GERALDINE D. JOAQUIN S 32 Denton Circle Capers Cast; Drama Club; Prom Committee. Clerical ANN MARIE JOHNSON 93 Pendleton Avenue Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Volleyball; Badminton. Stenographic DAVID JONES 95 Oak Street Clerical WILLIE JONES 15 Allendale Street Choir; Chorus; Music Festival; Lunchroom Helper; Soccer; Basketball; Baseball; Football. Clerical CAROL JORGENSEN 759 Belmont Avenue Tuberculosis Association Typist; Office Aid; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Fashion Show; Freshie Day Committee. Stenographic RICHARD KAMPFER 109 Bancroft Street Patrol; Band; Capers Cast; Chorus; Music Festival; Lunch- room Helper; Soccer, Manager; Football, Manager. Clerical JO-ANN KANE 52 Huntington Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Band; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Chorus; Music Festival. Clerical JOAN G. KAPECKI 12 Rapahus Street, Indian Orchard Fashion Show; Bowling; Badminton. Clerical NANCY E. KEAN 120 Byers Street Caduceus, Editor-in-Chief; Commerce Staff, Reporter; Stu- dent Council; Le Foyer; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Library Assistant; Office Aid; Capers Cast; Capers Make-up Committee; Homeroom President; Fashion Show; Freshie Day Committee; Swimming; Leaders Club; Graduation Usher; G.O. Auditor; Prom Committee. Stenographic and Bookkeeping JOYCE KEANE 151 Quincy Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus. Clerical KATHLEEN KELLEY 8 Redin Drive, East Longmeadow Patrol; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Sci- ence Fair; Ballot Committee. Clerical MAUREEN E. KELLEY 8 Redin Drive, East Longmeadow Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Leaders Club; Class Day Committee. Clerical DEBORAH KING 52 Albemarle Street ' Science Fair; Chorus; Drama Club; Class Day Committee; ; Music Festival. i Clerical 49 GAIL KNAPP 43 Dana Street Science Fair; Fashion Show. Stenographic BRENDA MAY KOETSCH 11 Groveland Street Science Fair; G.O. Agent; Fashion Show. Bookkeeping LUCILLE LAFLAMME . 93 Margaret Street Art Club; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Sci- ence Fair; Music Festival; Field Hockey; Basketball; Volley- ball; Softball; Fencing. Clerical CAROL J. LAFRANCIS 33 Barrison Street Student Council; Kumtux; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social; Jr. Red Cross; Freshman Executive Board; Pep Squad; Science Fair; G.O. Dance; G.O. Assem- bly; Class Day Committee; Glee Club; Music Festival; Freshie Day Committee. Clerical MARCELLA LAMOTTE 76 Lombard Avenue Junior-Freshman Social; Pep Squad; Cheerleader, Substi- tute; Science Fair; Drama Club; Assembly Committee; Junior Executive Board; Fashion Show; Tennis. Clerical LOIS ANN LAMOUNTAIN 23 Savoy Avenue Clerical ELINOR LANDERS 43 Melbourne Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; G.O. Alternate; Ice Skating; Tennis. Clerical JANE ANNE LANIGRA 97 Gatewood Road Kumtux; Senior Executive Board; Pep Squad; Chorus; G.O. Agent; Music Festival. General 50 CECILE LAVALLEE 74 Plumtree Road Tuberculosis Association Typist. Clerical JOYCE RHEA LETOURNEAU 16 Prince Street Commerce Staff, Fashion Editor; Pro Merito Society; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Science Fair; G.O. Accounting, Junior Captain; Field Hockey. Bookkeeping-Stenographic OLIVIA LEVALLE 225 Hancock Street Pep Squad; Science Fair; Basketball; Volleyball. Clerical THERESA LEVREAULT 100 Wilmont Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Jr. Red Cross; Senior Executive Board, Alternate; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Glee Club; Fashion Show. Clerical VIRGINIA MAE LUCIA 29 Kenyon Street Student Council; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Committee; Science Fair; Fashion Show; Homeroom Vice-President. Bookkeeping-Stenographic MARGARET LUNDEN 55 Oak Grove Avenue Pep Squad; Science Fair; Swimming; Volleyball; Fencing; Physical Education Demonstration. Stenographic SANDRA MAC PHERSON ee 56 Wilton Street oo aos Caduceus, Photography Staff; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; cool Capers Cast; Science Fair; Choir; Chorus; Drama Club; - Music Festival; Fencing; Science Fair Award. i General = ag SS es a SANDRA MAHER Main Street, Hampden Senior Class Ballot Committee; Library Assistant; Science Fair; Tuberculosis Association Typist. Bookkeeping 51 VIVIENNE MARIE MAKOL 247 Cambria Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; G.O. Alternate; Homeroom Vice-President, Secre- tary; Volleyball; Badminton. Bookkeeping ROBERTA MALCOLM 42 Noel Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Cheerleader, Co-Captain; Capers Cast; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Dance Committee. | Clerical BRENDA LEE MALONE 66 Edmund Wynne Circle Pep Squad. Clerical ADELINE MANARITE 153 Fort Pleasant Avenue Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Homeroom Treasurer, Vice-President; Fashion Show; Volleyball; Fenc- ing; Executive Board. Clerical CHARLOTTE MANN 101 Manchester Terrace Art Award; Caduceus, Assistant Editor; Patrol; Pro Merito Society; Pep Squad; Science Fair, Honorable Mention; Drama Club; G.O. Auditor. Bookkeeping-Stenographic ELIZABETH A. MANSEAU 87 Denver Street Patrol; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Committee; Science Fair; Fashion Show; Field Hockey; Badminton; Leaders Club. Bookkeeping ANNE MARIE MANSFIELD 1271 Bay Street Student Council; Patrol; Pro Merito Society, Secretary; Le Foyer; Office Aid; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; G.A.A. Board; Glee Club; Homeroom Office; Music Fes- tival; Field Hockey; Leaders Club. College Preparatory-Stenographic MARGUERITE MARATEA 31 Ozark Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Choir; Music Festival; Homeroom Office, Alternate Repre- sentative; Bowling; Leaders Club; Glee Club. Bookkeeping 52 JEAN MARIE MARKOWSKI 706 Summer Avenue Office Aid; Senior Executive Board; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Fashion Show; Leaders Club; Class Will Committee. Stenographic LEONARDINE MASON 123 Orange Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Science Fair; Choir; Cho- rus; Music Festival; Glee Club. Clerical NED McCANTS 162A Walnut Street Science Fair; Basketball; Baseball; Swimming; Tennis; Football; Volleyball. Clerical BOBBIE ANNE McLOYD 144 Harvard Street Girls’ State Alternate; Caduceus, Assistant Editor; Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Capers Usher; Science Fair; Chorus; G.A.A. Board; Music Festival; Class Ballot Committee; Basketball; Swimming; Leaders Club. Stenographic PATRICIA ANN MILES 28 Lee Street, East Longmeadow Tuberculosis Association Typist; Jr. Red Cross, Alternate; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; Drama Club; Music Festival. Clerical ROY E. MILLER, JR. 55 Nelson Street, East Longmeadow Bookkeeping EVA M. MILLS 5 Hunter Street, North Wilbraham Office Aid; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Softball. Clerical CAROL ANN MILOZ 34 Decatur Street, Indian Orchard Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Bowling; Class Day Committee; Class Banquet Committee. Clerical 53 HELEN E. MISTERKA 20 Burke Street, Indian Orchard Caduceus; Patrol; Pep Squad; Cheerleader; Science Fair; Drama Club; G.O. Auditor; Fashion Show. Bookkeeping-Stenographic ANN M. MITCHELL 138 Redland Street Caduceus, Assistant Editor; Tuberculosis Association Typ- ist; Junior-Freshman Social; Senior Executive Board; Pep Squad; Capers, Chief Script Writer; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Chorus; Drama Club; Homeroom Representative; Music Festival; Freshie Day Committee; Fencing. Clerical PHYLLIS ANN MOGUE 12 Howes Street Office Aid; Science Fair; Swimming; Leaders Club; Prom Committee; Class Day Committee. Bookkeeping MARILYN ANN MOLINO 23 Gilman Street Caduceus; Kumtux; G.O. Dance Committee; Pep Squad; Cheerleader, Co-Captain; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Music Festival, Usher; Freshie Day Committee; Ice Skating; Class Ballot Committee. Bookkeeping-Stenographic FRANCES CLARA ANN MONZILLO 31 Queen Street Student Council; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior- Freshman Social; Freshman Executive Board, Alternate; Pep Squad; Cheerleader; Science Fair; G.A.A. Board; Junior Class Vice-President; Class Day Committee; Home- room President; Field Hockey; Basketball; Badminton; Leaders Club. Stenographic CAROL MORISI 325 El Paso Street Fashion Show. Stenographic-Clerical JOAN MORRIS 86 Laurence Street Commerce Staff; Student Council, Secretary; Le Foyer; Junior-Freshman Social; Office Aid; Senior Executive Board; Pep Squad; Capers Committee; Chorus; G.A.A. Board, President; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Swimming; Vol- leyball; Tennis; Leaders Club; Fencing. Stenographic JUDITH ANN MOSHER 30 Wellington Street Patrol; Band; Senior Executive Board; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; Homeroom Secretary; Music Festival; Glee Club. Distributive Education 54 EVELYN ROBERTA MOSKAL 19 Ferris Street, Indian Orchard Caduceus; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Capers Cast; Capers Committee; Science Fair; Choir; Chorus; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Bus Ticket Seller; G.O. Auditor; Class Day Usher; All-State Chorus; Class Ballot Committee; G.O. Dance Committee; Glee Club. Bookkeeping VIRGINIA LEE MOSS 9 Brightwood Avenue Pro Merito Society; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Committee; Fashion Show; Volleyball. Stenographic NONA MARIE MOURET 163 Walnut Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Homeroon Secretary, President; Swimming; Volley- ball, Captain; Leaders Club. Clerical LEE ANN MURRAY 87 Grandview Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; Music Festival; Freshie Day Committee; Class Ban- quet; Senior Hat Committee; Volleyball. General — me FAITH NASCEMBENI 14 Harkness Avenue, East Longmeadow Library Assistant; Drama Club; G.O. Alternate. General JOAN YVONNE NELSON 26 Crosby Street Tuberculosis Association Typist. General SANDRA NELSON 54 Mason Street Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Choir; Music Festival; Field Hockey, Captain; Bowling; Basketball; Lead- ers Club; Fencing. Clerical MARY JEANNE NEWELL 103 Superior Avenue, Indian Orchard Pep Squad; Field Hockey; Volleyball. Stenographic 55 SANDRA ELLEN NORRINGTON 117 Quincy Street Field Hockey; Swimming; Basketball; Leaders Club. Stenographic BRIAN TIMOTHY O'BRIEN 27 Hartford Terrace Patrol, Sr. Lieutenant; Junior-Freshman Social; Junior Executive Board; Capers Cast; Chorus; Mu sic Festival; Freshie Day Committee; Soccer; Basketball; Baseball; Swimming; Volleyball; Hi-Y, President. Stenographic SANDRA OFFICER North Road, Hampden Jr. Red Cross; Office Aid; Pep Squad; Swimming. Stenographic PAUL OLDENBURG 4 Howard Place Basketball; Volleyball. Clerical AGNES MARIE O’QUINN 15 Quincy Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Field Hockey; Basketball; Volleyball; Badminton; Fencing. Clerical CATHERINE ORTONA 22 Wachusett Street Pep Squad. Clerical JOYCE PAPPAS 40 Jenness Street Commerce Staff, Business Manager; Pro Merito Society; Capers Cast; Science Fair. Bookkeeping CHARLOTTE PARKS 20 Nelson Avenue Jr. Red Cross; Glee Club; Field Hockey; Basketball; Volley- ball; Softball; Badminton; Leaders Club. Clerical 56 THE CJTY LIBRARY SPRINGPIELD, MASS. DOROTHY PARYLAK 65 Michigan Street, Indian Orchard Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; JV. Cheer- leader. Bookkeeping PATRICIA PASCHETTO 11 Edmund Street, East Longmeadow Patrol; Pro Merito Society; Tuberculosis Association Typ- ist; Office Aid; Pep Squad; Cheerleader; Drama Club; Freshie Day Committee; Science Fair; Leaders Club. Stenographic LINDA LOU PASQUALE 90 Hilltop Drive Tuberculosis Association Typist; Capers Cast; Fashion Show. Clerical PATRICIA PERRINE 75 Penrose Street Tuberculosis Association Typist. Clerical MARLENE PETRI 424 Franklin Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Fashion Show. Clerical SANDRA JEAN PHILLIPS 125 Norfolk Street Caduceus, Assistant Editor; Kumtux; Pro Merito Society; Pep Squad; Science Fair, First Prize; Lunchroom Cashier; Homeroom President. Stenographic-Clerical MERILYN PIPPIN 74 Forest Park Avenue Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Choir; Drama Club; Music Festival; Badmin- - ton; Tennis; Fencing; Leaders Club. Clerical ANTOINETTE PLANZO 363 Page Boulevard Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Chorus; Science Fair, Honorable Mention; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Freshie Day Committee, Script Writer; Leaders Club. Bookkeeping 57 ELAINE PRINZ 94 Fenimore Boulevard Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Chorus; Music Festival; Bowling; Tennis; Fencing; G.O. Dance Committee; Junior Achieve- ment; Graduation Program Committee. Bookkeeping GERALDINE PROCHAZKA 75 Clifton Avenue Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Drama Club; Fencing. Clerical SUSAN PROVOST 101 Vadnais Street Commerce Staff, Circulation Manager; Pep Squad; Drama Club; G.O. Auditor. Stenographic-Bookkeeping BARBARA JEAN PULLIAM 477 Bay Street Fashion Show; Basketball; Volleyball; Leaders Club. Clerical PATRICIA PYZIK 56 Orchard Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Drama Club; Freshie Day Committee. Clerical ERIKA (ERNDT) RADO 522 Chestnut Street Music Festival; Caduceus, Assistant Editor. Clerical JANET L. RANCORE 30 Rosedale Avenue Art Club; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Homeroom Treasurer; Field Hockey; Bowling; Softball; G.O. Auditor. Bookkeeping-Stenographic GERTRUDE D. RAYMOND 4 Kingman Avenue Caduceus; Patrol; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Choir; Drama Club; Homeroom Secretary; Music Festival; Field Hockey; Basketball; Softball; Leaders Club; Fencing. se SK General 58 JOY REGAN 55 Edgemont Street Caduceus; Junior-Freshman Social; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Drama Club; Homeroom Secretary; Freshie Day Com- mittee; Leaders Club. Clerical CAROLE RICHARDS 28 Warriner Avenue Junior Achievement; Patrol; Tuberculosis Association Typ- ist; Pep Squad; Capers, Make-up Committee; Science Fair; G.O. Auditor; Homeroom President, Vice-President; Freshie Day Committee, Usher; Swimming; Tennis; Leaders Club; Fencing. Bookkeeping KATHRYN JOAN ROBARE 192 Walnut Street Pep Squad. Clerical CAROLE ANN ROBERTS 111 Marsden Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Library Assistant; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Leaders Club. General GAIL ELLEN ROBERTS 44 Morris Street Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Drama Club; Field Hockey; Swimming; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Leaders Club. Clerical. JOAN MARIE ROBERTS 14 Lebanon Street Pep Squad; Science Fair; Homeroom Treasurer; Music Festival; Junior Achievement. General YVOMA ROBINSON 119 Alden Street Patrol; Freshie Day Committee; Lunchroom Cashier; Class Will; Leaders Club. Stenographic JUDITH AVERY ROBSON 394 Page Boulevard Pep Squad; Science Fair; Freshie Day Committee; Leaders Club. Stenographic 59 BEVERLY RODIMON Bennett Road, Hampden Patrol; Pro Merito Society, Vice-President; Office Aid; Senior Executive Board; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Home- room Secretary; Freshie Day Committee; Class Ballot Com- mittee; American Education Week Assembly; Quiz Bowl; Graduation Usher; Jr. Red Cross Conference Delegate; Career Day Hostess. College Preparatory-Stenographic THOMAS RYAN 74 Linden Street Capers Cast; Chorus; Freshie Day Committee, Script Writer. Clerical THERESE ANN RYBCZYK 327 Orange Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair, Honorable Mention; G.O. Agent; Music Festival; Bowling; Leaders Club. Clerical EVELYN ST. MARIE 116 Park Road Pro Merito Society, Treasurer; Caduceus, Assistant Editor; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Capers Usher; Chorus; Drama Club; G.O. Alternate; Music Festival; Fashion Show; G.O. Auditor; Ice Skating; Tennis. Bookkeeping-Stenographic FANCHON ESTELLE SANDERS 128 Marion Street Pep Squad; Field Hockey; Swimming; Basketball, Captain; Volleyball; Leaders Club; Apparatus Demonstration. Clerical LORETTA MELINDA SAUVE 58 Hebron Street Pep Squad. Stenographic EDITH MARION SCHARMER 49 Fairview Street, East Longmeadow Pep Squad; Music Festival. General GAIL PATRICIA SCHAUER 16 Melrose Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Capers Committee; Science Fair Award; Drama Club; G.A.A. Board; Fashion Show; Freshie Day Committee; Class Banquet; G.O. Dance Committee. General 60 SANDRA J. SCHENCK 236 Arcadia Boulevard Pro Merito Society; Pep Squad; Science Fair, Grand Prize 1956, Second Prize 1957; Homeroom President; Lunch- room Cashier. College Preparatory-Stenographic MIRIAM SHAPONICK 105 Shawmut Street Library Assistant; Capers Cast; Drama Club. Bookkeeping SARAH JEWEL SHERMAN 127 Ferry Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; G.A.A. Board; Field Hockey; Bowling; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Badminton; Leaders Club; Fencing. Clerical ELIZABETH ANN SHIMKUS 107 Balis Street Commerce Staff; Library Assistant; Science Fair. Stenographic-Clerical MARCIA SMITH 74 Gresham Avenue Clerical MARGARET ELAINE SMITH 52 Malden Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Choir; G.O. Alternate; Music Festival. Clerical 61 GLORIA MARIA SHIRLY 43 Barrison Street Caduceus, Assistant Editor; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Lead- ers Club; Prom Committee, 1957 and 1958. Stenographic JAMES SMITH 196 Oak Grove Avenue Audio-Visual Aids; Chorus; Music Festival; Basketball; Football; Volleyball, Captain. Distributive Education VIVIAN SMITH 13 Park Place, East Longmeadow Commerce Staff; Patrol; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social, Decorations; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Senior Executive Board; Science Fair; Drama Club; Assembly Committee; Homeroom President; Fashion Show; Ice Skating; Leaders Club. General ANNA SROKA 698 Dwight Street Science Fair; Fashion Show. Distributive Education MARY SROKA 698 Dwight Street Distributive Education JUDITH STAGNARO 29 Felicia Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Capers Cast; Science Fair; G.O. Auditor. Bookkeeping JENNIE STARZYK 40 Murray Hill Avenue Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Choir; G.O. Alter- nate; Music Festival. Stenographic GAIL STEBBINS 46 White Street Kumtux; Junior-Freshman Social; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Drama Club; Music Festival; Freshie Day Committee. Stenographic ROSE MARIE STEVENS 78 Methuen Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Chorus; Music Festival; Basketball. Clerical CYNTHIA STEVENSON 180 Leyfred Terrace Bookkeeping-Stenographic 62 JOAN STODDARD 8 Hebron Street Pep Squad. Clerical SUZANNE STODDARD 67 Bennington Street Science Fair, Third Prize; Chorus; Drama Club; Music Festival; Swimming, Fencing. General WARREN STOVALL 11 Carpenter Court Science Fair; Chorus; Basketball. Clerical EDWARD STUBBS 37 Prentice Street Junior-Freshman Social; Band; Audio-Visual Aids; Capers Cast; Homeroom President; Music Festival; G.O. Auditor; Soccer; Hi-Y Club. Bookkeeping SHEILA SULLIVAN 116 Prouty Street Band; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Capers Committee; Chorus; G.A.A. Board, Vice-President; Music Festival; Field Hockey; Bowling; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Tennis; Leaders Club. Clerical JOANNE SZARLAN 277 Oak Street, Indian Orchard Caduceus; Le Foyer; Library Assistant; Office Aid; Capers Script; Capers Cast; Science Fair, First Prize; Choir; Chorus; Drama Club; G.O. Agent, Alternate; Music Festival. Stenographic ROSEMARIE TAROZZI AO Denton Circle Junior-Freshman Social; Office Aid; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Drama Club; Leaders Club. Clerical JO-ANN D. TAYLOR 74 Sargeant Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Science Fair, Honorable Mention; Basketball; Jr. Red Cross. College Preparatory-Stenographic LINDA LOIS TAYLOR 118 Manchester Terrace G.O. Assembly; Class Play, Cast; Prom Committee; Stu- dent Council; Junior-Freshman Social; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Drama Club; Swimming; Leaders Club. Stenographic BEVERLY DALE TEBALDI 26 Ridgeway Circle Student Council; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Choir; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Music Festival; Freshie Day Committee; Leaders Club; G.O. Assembly; G.O. Dance Committee. Clerical SALLY TEEL 38 Beauchamp Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Science Fair; Drama Club; G.O. Alternate; Lunchroom Cashier; G.O. Auditor; Class Ballot Committee. Bookkeeping JANE E. TERZI 91 Oak Grove Avenue Caduceus; Class Day Committee; G.O. Assembly; Office Aid; Leaders Club. Stenographic JOAN ANN TERZI East Longmeadow Road, Hampden Commerce Staff; Patrol; Senior Executive Board; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Glee Club; G.O. Auditor; Class Ballot Committee. Bookkeeping LORRAINE ANN TESTORI 80 Dawes Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Science Fair. Stenographic = DOLORES R. TETREAULT 128 Oak Grove Avenue Assembly Committee; Caduceus; Class Day Usher; Le Foyer; Pep Squad; G.O. Auditor; Fashion Show; Volley- ball; Fencing. Bookkeeping-Stenographic - JOAN THOMPSON 24 Coomes Street Pep Squad; Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer; Fencing. Clerical SANDRA TILDEN 298 Central Street Caduceus; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Field Hockey; Swim- ming; Basketball, Captain; Volleyball; Badminton; Tennis; Leaders Club. Clerical LUDMILLA TOKARTSCHUK 787 Dwight Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Fashion Show; Leaders Club. Clerical CAROL ANN TOPOOSIAN 53 Norfolk Street Commerce Staff, Managing Editor; Patrol; Kumtux; Office Aid; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Science Fair, Second Prize; Alternate, MIT Science Fair. Clerical MARIANNE TRIMBOLI 96 Chesterfield Avenue Caduceus; Student Council; Patrol; Tuberculosis Associa- tion Typist; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Chorus; G.O. Agent; Music Festival; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Dance Committee; Welcome Freshman Committee; Senior ball; Fencing. Bookkeeping SHEILA TUOHEY 789 Berkshire Avenue, Indian Orchard Caduceus, Photography Staff; Commerce Staff; Tubercu- losis Association Typist; Jr. Red Cross; Capers Committee, Ticket Seller; Science Fair; Music Festival. Bookkeeping-Stenographic JUDITH ANNE TUROWSKY 60 Medford Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Office Aid; Chorus; Drama Club; Music Festival; Banquet Committee. General PATRICIA TRUDEAU 116 Prouty Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Glee Club; Drama Club; G.O. Agent; Fashion Show; Field Hockey; Basketball; Volleyball. Clerical JOAN TULIP- 69 Duryea Street Caduceus; Office Aid; Pep Squad; Capers Make-up Com- mittee. Stenographic MARY ANN UGOLIK 24 Allendale Street General BARBARA ODESSA VARNADORE 126 King Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Chorus; G.A.A. Representative; Music Festival; American Education Week Assembly; Prom Committee; Field Hockey; Bowling; Swimming; Basketball; Softball; Badminton; Ice Skating; Tennis; Leaders Club; Fencing. Clerical JOHN S. VEINOT 570 Plainfield Street Patrol; Chorus; Music Festival; Commerce, Advertising. Clerical JANICE VENNARD 330 Commonwealth Avenue Representative to Mass. Girls’ State; Capers Ticket Seller; Music Festival Usher; G.O. Dance Committee; Junior Achievement; Patrol; Kumtux; Pro Merito Society; Junior- Freshman Social; Office Aid; Capers Cast; G.O. ‘Auditor; Freshie Day Committee; Lunchroom Cashier. College Preparatory-Stenographic-Bookkeeping RACHEL EVA VIGNEAULT 36 Oak Street Pep Squad; Swimming; Basketball, Captain; Volleyball; Softball. Clerical NANCY ANN WADE 24 Tumblewood Road Commerce Staff, Editor-in-Chief; Kumtux; Pro Merito Society, Program Chairman; Senior Executive Board; Capers Cast; Class Vice-President; Freshie Day Commit- tee; Field Hockey; Leaders Club; Senior Song Writer. Stenographic SHEILA WALDRON 76 Dimmick Street Science Fair; G.O. Agent; Freshie Day Committee. Clerical PAUL L. D. WARD 70 Hancock Street Science Fair; Chorus; Homeroom President; Music Festival; Basketball; Swimming; Football. Clerical KATHERINE MARY WARGA 52 Reed Street Girls’ State Alternate; Patrol; Pro Merito Society; Office Aid; Science Fair; Homeroom President; Lunchroom Cashier, Substitute; Bowling. College Preparatory-Stenographic JEANNE WARREN 75 Manor Road Art Club; Jr. Red Cross; Chorus; Field Hockey; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Badminton; Tennis; Class Banquet. General AUDREY WEATHERBEE 87 Temby Street Pep Squad; Science Fair. General JANICE RUTH WESTERGREN 81 Weymouth Street r. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Chorus; Music estival; Swimming; Volleyball; Tennis. Stenographic LINDA JOYCE WHEELER 122 Somers Road Tuberculosis Association Typist; Junior-Freshman Social; Drama Club; Homeroom President, Treasurer; Junior Execu- tive Board. Clerical MILDRED WHEELER 376 Berkshire Avenue Patrol; Kumtux; Pro Merito Society; Junior-Freshman So- cial; Pep Squad; Junior Class President; Lunchroom Cashier. Stenographic TONI WHEELER 99 Florida Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Pep Squad; Science Fair. General JULIA WHITE 15 Queen Street ‘ Patrol; Basketball; Badminton; Leaders Club. « Stenographic 67 PAUL WHITE 70 Jeffrey Road General VIRGINIA WHITE Crane Hill Road, North Wilbraham Pro Merito Society; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Cheer- leader; Capers Cast; Science Fair; Drama Club. College Preparatory-Stenographic CAROLE ANN WILLIAMS 291 Prentice Street Class Ballot Committee; Pep Squad; Capers Committee, Usher; Science Fair; Chorus; Homeroom President; Music Festival; Fashion Show. Bookkeeping-Stenographic CAROLE E. WILLIAMS 31 Northampton Avenue Band; Jr. Red Cross; Capers Committee; Glee Club; Fashion Show; Swimming; Leaders Club. Bookkeeping MARILYN WILLIAMS 29 Caldwell Place Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Science Fair, Third, Second Prize; Choir; Chorus; G.O. Alternate. Clerical CLAIRE LOUISE WIMBISH 19 Lebanon Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Choir; Chorus; Music Festival; Fashion Show; Volleyball. Clerical BARBARA M. WINIARSKI 30 Vinton Street Class Will Committee; Tuberculosis Association Typist; Office Aid; Science Fair. Clerical GAIL WINSLOW 17 Holland Street Pep Squad; Chorus; Music Festival; Softball. General EILEEN WIZBER 20 Austin Street Pep Squad; Science Fair; Lunchroom Cashier; Class Day Usher; Class Banquet; Field Hockey; Volleyball. Bookkeeping-Stenographic SHIRLEY WOJTOWICZ 323 Abbott Street Tuberculosis Association Typist; Office Aid; Pep Squad; Fashion Show; Volleyball; Fencing. Clerical JAMES R. WRIGHT 77 Manhattan Street Capers Cast; Chorus; Music Festival; Soccer; Basketball; Baseball; Swimming; Football; Volleyball. Clerical JOAN MARIE YANDO 23 Daniel Street, Indian Orchard Patrol; Office Aid; Pep Squad; Science Fair, Third Prize; G.O. Agent; Fashion Show; Bowling; Swimming; Leaders Club. ; Stenographic-Clerical JOYCE FRANCES YELINEK 123 Kensington Avenue Caduceus, Assistant Editor; Jr. Red Cross; Pep Squad; Science Fair; Capers Committee, Ticket Seller; G.O. Auditor; Fashion Show; Swimming; Tennis. Bookkeeping-Stenographic MARK STERNBANE 164 Crestview Circle, Longmeadow Distributive Education “This is a good class, and we of the faculty are proud of its members.” 69 [i ee neces we THE SENIOR PROM DATE: Thursday, May 22, 1958 TIME: 8-12 PLACE: Springfield Auditorium THEME: Stardust Fantasy COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN: Theresa Forgotch DECORATIONS: Crystal Ball and Fountain in the center of the floor. THE PROM KING AND QUEEN Brian O’Brien and Julianne Filiault. 70 oe — 71 Brian O’Brien Most Popular Boy Handsomest Boy Boy out of Esquire Judith Harris Girl out of Vogue Nancy Wade Most Popular Girl Girl Who Has Done the Most for the Class Personality Plus Girl Roman Artuph Class Actor and Wit Kathleen Albano Most Pleasing Smile Linda Taylor Class Actress Gerald Beusee Carol Harrison Class Couple 72 Class Joy Regan Class Flirt Glenn Miller Favorite Band Pat Boone Favorite Male Singer April Love Favorite Song Rock Hudson Favorite Actor Poll Jean Markowski Class Chatterbox Beverly Rodimon Neal David Girl Most Likely to Succeed Boy Most Likely to Succeed Most Conscientious Girl Boy who had Done Most for Class Most Conscientious Boy John Fitzgerald King of Sports John Dorn Class Vocalist Joan Morris Queen of Sports Bandstand Favorite T.V. Program Thomas Ryan Vivienne Makol Kathleen Breglio Dee Alibi King and Queen Patti Page Favorite Female Singer Spaghetti and Meatballs Favorite Dish Debbie Reynolds Favorite Actress 73 Class Prophecy June 14, 1968 On this day, June 14, 1968, the members of the class of 1958 will meet again for their reunion. Upon looking up the addresses of various members of our class, we find that their activities and professions have taken them to cities throughout the United States and many European countries. Because of the distance between these various places and Springfield, our graduates find it difficult to ar- rive at the same time. At this point we would like to thank Mrs. David Durocher, the former Carol La Fran- cis, and her husband for lending us one of their planes from their company, Flight Enterprise, in New Jersey, so that we may pick up our former classmates for this reunion. At the airport we find the crew members of the Red Raider plane about ready for departure. Our official hostess and chief stewardess, Ann Mitchell, greets us at the door and sees to it that we are quite comfortable for our long journey. After a quick brief- ing on our flight and what to do in case of emerg- ency, Our stewardess introduces us to the rest of the crew. We are quite surprised to find former classmates Bill Flanders as pilot, Pete Coles as co-pilot, Larry Beerwort as crew chief, and Gloria Shirly and Judy Ingalls as our two charming assistant stewardesses. They now announce our first stop to be Dallas, Texas, where we will find that wealthy oil millionaire, Neal Cas YW, ZY Ads David, who is traveling with his staff of Commerce graduates. His two favorite private secretaries are Helen Misterka and Frannie Monzillo, who are accom- panied by one of the world’s most famous draftsmen, the personal aide to Mr. David, Betty Denesha. While in Miami all of us leave for a quick tour of the fabulous city and end up at the famous Vagabond Club, now owned by Edward Stubbs. The ladies all remark on the lovely color scheme and decoration of the club. Upon inquiring we find that it was designed by the famous interior decorator, Naureen Duns- combe. This conversation comes to an end when the lights dim and the wonderful singing group the “HEARTBURNS” take the floor. Their manager, Mrs. Beusee, the former Carol Harrison, tells us that their hit record “PAIN” has sold over twenty-five million copies. After their performance we meet the mem- bers of the group, who are Gerry Beusee, Jimmy Wright, John Dorn, and Tommy Ryan. Following this is the terrific dance act starring Joyce Pappas and Joanne Szarlan. After collecting our group of alumnae, whom do we see but Beverly Rodiman and Virginia White, the debutantes, wearing minks, and taking their annual tour around the world. We then set off in our Red Raider plane for our next stop, Venice, Italy. Class Prophecy Here we find the Pizza Queen, Lorraine Testori, working in her pizza house. Along with her is Sheila Balicki, who is helping Lorraine out in between coach- ing her pee-wee Giants Team, with the help of her favorite Giants’ star, her husb and, Bob Simpson. After picking up our passengers from Italy, we con- tinue on to Paris, France. Here we are in magnificent Paris, where our first stop will be at the Mark Stern- bane’s Salon of Fashion, where Roberta Malcolm is top model. After leaving the dress shop, we walk down the Champs Elysee; and whom do we see, Deborah King, the famous veterinarian accompanied by her five pink French poodles. Who is that coming down the street? Well, it’s Paul Oldenburg, one of the best taxi drivers in Paris. As evening settles over Paris, we find ourselves once again in the air. Homeward at last... Look! there is Bradley Field! What a wonderful feel- ing to be at our last landing stop; and look at the reception committee, too! Why it’s Brian O’Brien, that man out of Esquire, the owner of the nationally known Brian O’Brien, O’Brien, O’Brien, Incorporated Novelty Shop, which specializes in fake pencils, insects and squirt guns. With Brian is Tom Fielding, the top TV producer of “Mousey Land,” who is about to be greeted by our stewardess. Let’s eavesdrop, Brian, O.K.? Listen to the old nick names: Mickey Mouse and Field Mouse, our old friends. Well! look at the free bus service we have pro- vided by Don Kozaczka. Now that we are comfortably seated on the buses, we head for our destination, the reunion at the Artuph Hotel. This hotel is owned and managed by the one and only Roman Artuph.. . Look at all the familiar faces here. There is Mrs. George Knight, the former Donna Barry, who has for the past three years taken the trophies at the In- dianapolis Speedway with her little soap box. Trying to win the trophy from Mrs. Knight for the past three years is Mrs. Irving Witkop, the former Bev Battige. With them we find that likable gas station attendant, sit Smith, and his little windshield washer, Jane erzi. Over in the far corner we find Barbara Winiarski chatting with the former Judy Harris, who just lately became Mrs. Thomas Pettengill. Who is sitting over there? If it isn’t Kitty Giancola with her camera! | heard Kitty is Mr. Jones’s little photographer helper at Commerce. Here is a group of old friends and the new additions to Harlem Globe Trotters, Paul Ward, Joe Davis, Ned McCants and Willie “Lump Lump” Jones. Look who’s coming, Faith Nascembeni and her little pupil, Johnny Veinot. For some strange reason we find Nick Agnos hid- ing behind the potted palms in the corner. Hmm Hmm, now we know the reason why. Here come Maureen Kelley and her Nick-thirsty blood hounds. Now we take our places as Jerry Beaulieu, our Senator from Massachusetts and guest speaker, con- cludes our evening. Class Will We, the Senior class of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight, of the High School of Commerce, having neither the mentality nor emotions toward others, do hereby bequeath and bestow the herein mentioned articles as the only will and testament we dare write. To the five finest, Dr. Gamel, Mr. Montagna, Mr. Rumpal, Mrs. LaBonte, and Mr. Conchieri, we leave our deep appreciation for their endless work in our behalf. The G.O. Accounting class leaves one roller-skate for next year’s agents so they can collect money. The “Commerce” staff leaves a large economy size magnifying glass for tracking down news for future “Commerce” editions. Franny Fazio leaves a pair of track shoes to the athlete who shall take the copy of “Commerce” to the printer's office. The Capers’ script writers leave the hours of tiresome work and the responsibility of the show to anyone brave enough to take the job. Also en- closed is a slightly used script. 76 iS Nancy Kean leaves the ‘Caduceus beanie” to next year’s editor-in-chief. Franny Monzillo leaves her sun glasses to Eddie Bishop so he can watch all the girls without get- ting eyestrain. Gerald Beaulieu leaves a box of safety pins to next year’s Senior class president to hold his class together. Brian O’Brien leaves his sharp pencil and ste- nography notebook to any ambitious male. ste- nographer. Jean Markowski leaves her seat in Driver Edu- cation to anyone who dares take it. (She didn’t get her license.) Joyce Pappas leav es her dancing shoes to the toe-dancing specialist, Marty Dumschat. Dolly Filiault wills her secret of success for the teams to Vicki Serafini. (Her red-laced sneakers.) Anita Ford and Kay Fitzgerald leave their seats in the coffee shop to any underclassmen who want to find out who went where with who, when, and did what. To next year’s class couple we leave a set of handcuffs to keep them together. They are Mike Morris and Pat Mastalerz. CATCS , 4 Any remaining properties, after all bequests have been granted, shall be destroyed or ruined so as to prevent contagion and epidemic. In testimony whereof we, the departing Class of June, 1958, in the presence of witnesses, here- unto subscribe, submit, and seal our first, last, and only will and testament. Room 112 Row One: Andrea Caron, Claire Castonguay, Sandra Charest, Diane Choiniere, Hazel Cardinal, Mary Breda, Sandra Burke, Mary Capuano, Amy Champagne. Row Two: Lloyd Sullivan, Robert Albano, John Berte, Carol Brunelle, Judith Bryant, Judith Calder, James Berthiaume, Vincent Ver- ducci, Kenneth Brochu. Row Three: Martin Dum- schat, Charles Authier, Amos Bailey, Henry Bro- decki, Ronald Begin, Nick Vasquez, James Vum- baco. Insert: Mr. John MacKay. 78 Room 123 Row One: Joanne Corliss, Avis Cuffee, Beatrice Cocchi, Doris Cloutier, Judith Crawford, Janice Coggins, Geraldine Clark, Carolyn Congdon, Betty Cianchi, Alberta Churchill. Row Two: Patricia Corriveau, Joyce Bousquet, Alice Crohan, Everett Venturini, Emanuel Klenakis, Joseph Czupryna, Janet Coughlin, Elena Cressotti, Theresa Aube. Row Three: Charles Hitchcock, Kenneth Gustaf- son, Manfred Meding, Donald Carvill, Albert Collings, Ronald Consolini, Bradley Brown, George Marshall, Robert Kynard, Charles Jenkins. Insert: Mr. Carl Stone. 79 2 « Row One: Bonnie English, Joan Wallace, Ann Garone, Loretta Deschaine, Dorothy Darnley, Cyn- thia Hodge, Judith Flanders, Janet Fabbri, Elea- nor Denette, Angelane Gentile. Row Two: Lore- gay Clark, Linda Fitz Gibbon, Susan Frangiamore, Jean Finn, Carol DeBonis, Judy Allard, Lois Finn, Patricia Rollend, Manon DeCarlo. Row Three: Mary Spencer, Barbara Buchanan, Rosalie Dyer, Mary French, Patricia Donovan, Victoria Geiger, Sandra Gates, Barbara Dunn. Insert: Miss Mildred Jenks. 80 Row One: Dorothy Gouvan, Linda Goodman, Donna Gordon, Irene Golemo, Marcia Graves, Carolyn Height, Peggy Harrington, Mary Gray, Nancy Greenwood, Karen Gulbrandsen. Row Two: Penny Hargraves, Theresa Gravel, Nancy Hanley, Ruth Hastings, Sandra Gumlaw, Joan Room 125 Guistimbelli, Nettie Godbolt, Judy Haverly, Doris Goodrich. Row Three: Carl Gustafson, Ray Gore, Peter Gentile, Ronnie Rheaume, Garry Striker, Barry Dunham, Norman DuPont, Ernest Guay, Roland Farioli, Jim Gorman, Mr. Serafino. Insert: Mr. Anthony Serafino. 81 Room 204 Row One: Jennie Lecuyer, Judith O’Brien, Nancy Noel, Carole Ann Perrault, Irene Cranson, Gail Gendron, Carole Olson, Margaret Milionis, Mari- lyn Petty, Maureen O’Brien. Row Two: Ronna Lockwood, Esther Nilson, Loretta Phipps, Joanne Cimino, Judith Pease, Phyllis Peterson, Sheila Dooban, Rosemary Bryant, Inez Parker, Sally Nixon, Lillian Moore. Row Three: Barbara Sam- borski, Cryssula Pappas, Mary Miller, Shirley Meunier, Miss Gladys Midura, Diane Newell, Pat- ricia Salvaterra, Margaret Pelletier, Beverly Peck, Carol Nichols. Insert: Miss Gladys Midura. 82 One: Pauline Kennedy, Betty Kowalski, Evelyn Conyers, Lois Lepovetsky, Jean Laurino, Marcia Lyon, Kathleen Noonan, Alice Lovelace, Alice Szpakowski, Betsy Koles. Row Two: Sandra Knowlton, Sandra King, Gail Cooper, Camille Jurczyk, Suzanne Lemieux, Eva Gouvin, Katherine eerie oa 4 Se. 4 +z Kadenas, Judith LaBelle, Dorothy Lord. Row Three: Kulli Konsberg, Joan Kearns, Patricia Lo- gan, Nancy LaBroad, Miss Mary McCarthy, Phyllis Kapansky, Beverly Lamoureux, Janet Loomis. In- sert: Miss Mary McCarthy. 83 Room 214B Row One: Patricia Mastalerz, Pauline Rosemond, Helen Mazzarino, Marjory McCarl, Antoinette Muscara, Marjorie Messier, Sylvia Malecki, Nancy Klase, Beverly Malley, Claire Mumblo. Row Two: Patricia Moore, Sandra Marszalek, Irene McCarthy, Ann Malanson, Gail Morreu, Jane McCormick, Mary Mastroyin, Barbara Moynahan, Terry Mastey. Row Three: Carol Makol, Patricia Marea, Patricia McCarthy, Nancy Smith, Joyce Morganstern, Pa- quita Guillary, Madeline Marcil, Margaret Mer- rick, Patricia Doty, Lorraine Marcil. Insert: Mr. Francis Alleva. 84 Room 223 Row One: Jeane Rainville, Judy Ryan, Beverly Riley, Gayle Rutherford, Joyce Rattelle, Dolores Sanders, Mattie Murchison, Dorothy Potter, Carol LaPlante, Joy Gallivan. Row Two: Linda Remil- lard, Barbara Pooler, Donna Bass, Frances Rowell, Vernia Jones, Wilma Ryan, Janet Raschi, Joyce Ratte, Theresa Hirnyk, Theresa Pula, Pierette Bouthiller. Row Three: Corine Sarnelli, Carole Sapelli, Judith Santamaria, Janice Robar, Miss H. Elizabeth Phelps, Amelia Santos, Nancy Ryburn, Ann Pilon, Diane Proulx. Insert: Miss H. Eliza- beth Phelps. 85 Row One: Agnes Stoumbelis, Ann Marie Stolba, Diane Sniezyk, Muriel Bouthiller, Carol Swider, Concetta Sibilia, Mary Ann Supryna, Carol Sou- liere, Sandra Schoppe, Carol Svec. Row Two: Sarah Stovall, Etta Stewart, Irene Scarfe, Mary Schmitt, Jeanette Savoy, Josephine Smith, Judy Simard, Joan Scully, Victoria Serafini, Beverly Smith, Mary Martin. Row Three: Jean Serafino, Thomas McLaurin, Eddie Gearring, Paul Leveillee, Otis Lyons, Thomas Dolan, Frank Barry, Charles Wellman, Chester Kwolek, Peter Alfano, Marion Brockman. Insert: Miss Regina Henderson. 86 Room 304 Row One: Linda Taft, Dalma Vesentini, Barbara Tyrer, Betty Valentine, Elizabeth Vomacha, Pauline Thiebe, Carol Talbot, Marianne Teel, Carol Te- baldi, Patricia Tryba. Row Two: Sallie Thayer, Barbara Uhlig, Judy Tarbell, Shirley Tibbetts, Shirley Thomas, Catherine Theocles, June Trom- bley. Row Three: James Brown, Edward Bishop, Francis Shirly, Michael Morris, Raymond Moberg, David Jones, Connie Sullivan, Philip Robbins, Randolph Smith, Wilfred Paul. Insert: Mr. William W. Wilder. 87 Room 318A Row -One: Ruth Bayer, Flora Heroux, Margaret Duffina, Carolyn Hurst, Patricia Allen, Carol Janik, Judy Anderton, Delores Battista, Joan Beaulieu, Helen Atanian. Row Two: Gloria Jelly, Jo-Ann Armata, Grace Herrick, Lorraine Ashwell, Joyce Hoskin, Jean Johnson, Hazel Bauer, Deanna Jal- bert, Sandra Johnson. Row Three: Alice Jolicoeur, Lorraine Dionne, Irene Bazos, Marjorie Jackson, Judith Moreau, Joyce Dion. Insert: Mrs. Gladys Sartwell. 88 Room 328 elicit oe sae FE } . 3 re Se : | 2 Row One: Laurie Boyer, Loretta Wray, Kathleen Berselli, Norma Boussy, Miss Julia T. Zajchowski. Wise, Dianne Bracci, Bertha Bradley, Diane Vos- Row Three: Sylvia McGregor, Martha Walsh, burgh, Barbara Bobowiec, Patricia Jackson, Jane Dorothy Ziemba, Judith Woodruff, Elizabeth Black- Williamson, Barbara Zajdel. Row Two: Eleona ford, Judith Skeean, Gail Bower, Gail Brackett. Wojna, Lois Bliss, Charlene Wooden, Sandra Win- Insert: Miss Julia T. Zajchowski. berg, Jean Wuertz, Gladys Ann Wirzbicki, Joyce 89 Junior Class Officers and Executive Board The officers and advisers of the Junior class are: seated, Pat Allen, Secretary; Mr. Serafino; Mike Morris, President; Jim Gorman, Vice President; and Mr. Alleva. The members of the Junior Executive Board are: Shirley Thomas, Ronnie Rheaume, Don Carvell, Marty Dumschat, Diana Ann Pilon, Barbara Moynahan, and Lillian Moore. Vosburgh, Joan Beaulieu, Alice Szpakowski, Sue Frangiamore, 90 Sing a song of freshmen, each and every one. Because of you dear freshies the seniors had their fun... Fun is fun, but when it’s done, you must re- member, too, That it wasn’t long ago when we were just like you. Sung by Class of 1958 Row One: Elizabeth Bell, Ruth Beaulieu, Christine Bachar, Joan Becker, Joan Bell, Carole Adams, Judy Abbe, Dorothy Arabik, Norma Akers. Row Two: Joyce Beecher, Carol Begley, Jane Becker, Ann Abair, Carolyn Agen, Sandra Aiken, Ann Canning, Kathleen Row One: Mary Hopkins, Gail Blanchard, Ida Ber- nardes, Anna Bieard, Joyce Bolden, Jackie Berard, Sandra _ Bielicki, Phyllis Bernard, Ellen O ’Connor, Patricia Bordeaux. Row Two: Joanne Bertrand, Sandra Blanchard, Rosemarie Borowick, Rosemary Beturne, Carolyn Benware, Judith Bilton, Ann Borecki, Diane Zuffelato, Dawn Agnoli. Row Three: Marvin Becker, Charles Bentley, Louis Calabrese, Richard Belden, Barrie Baker, Everett Cooley, David Relihan, John Bombard, Joseph Buckley, John Kane, Phillip Ahern. Insert: Miss Helen Rankin. Bisi, Carol Black, Carole Bianconi. Row Three: Richard Bousquet, Dennis Gagnon, Giuseppe Daniele, James Marren, Matthew Clark, John Coughlin, Donald Cox, Frank Durocher, Thomas Pilegi, Dennis Donahue, Ted Dernago. Insert: Mr. Wayland Holley. 92 Row One: Vivian Hebert, Juliette Hebert, Rachel Hewitt, Mary Poulos, Sandra Cebula, Barbara Hooper, Lois Gurney, Carolyn Grundstrom, Joyce Grant. Row Two: Arlene Gouvan, Diane Talbot, Carol Holman, Judith Holman, Agnes Gore, Edwina Gouvan, Evelyn Row One: Irene Jodlowski, Carol Jodoin, Gwendolyn King, Beverly Knaus, Victoria Kucharski, Sandra Keeley, Donna Lee Jones, Sandra Hovagimian, Pam- ela Hughes, Petronela Jaszewski. Row Two: Dinah Kaplinger, Camille Kaczawka, Marjorie Jameson, Portia Klenakis, Paula Hurley, Marie Koob, Josephine 95 Hanson, Joan Goodnough, Maxine Harpin, Regina Grilli. Row Three: Adelaide Guipponi, Priscilla Hartman, Donna Gleason, Carol Hartley, Jean Grover, Joan Gouvan, Diane Roberts, Carol Gordon, Portia Hall. Insert: Miss Margaret Kelley. Sabellico, Diane Knapp, Joyce LaCroix, Constance Kaczor, Ann Kane. Row Three: Marilyn Noel, Bar- bara Kamuda, Joanne Keane, Lisa Jones, Mary Murchison, Shirley Jackson, Roberta Johnson, Barbara Josey, Shirley LaPine. Insert: Mrs. Cecilia Cabana. et tebe Row One: Linda Law, Carol Laver, Joyce Lewis, Miss Elizabeth C. Connell. Row Three: Donald Prifti, Room Angela Lore, Sandra Lopata, Annette Lemire, Con- Arthur Noren, Charles Simard, Mario Silva, Thomas stance Letourneau, Janet Leddy, Sandra Longhi. Row Pietras, Ronald Shaw, Paul Penna, Arnold Podgorski, 2716B Two: Angela Lombardi, Kathleen Laino, Rita Blais, Kenneth Plummer, Gary Small, Joseph Fontaine. Margaret Lohan, Patricia Loizzo, Elaine Lemoine, Insert: Miss Elizabeth C. Connell. Elizabeth Lewis, Kathleen LeDuc, Priscilla Lindquist, Row One: Barbara Los, Carolyn Mamuska, Ann Elizabeth Maroon. Row Three: Joseph Maroon, Wil- Room Marino, Joanne Lyman, Joan Luppi, Lucille Lussier, liam Leventis, Dennis Rouleau, Richard Luchini, Roger Charlotte Lynch, Susan Marren, Linda Macaulay. Row Mayhew, Robert Newman, Daniel Martin, John Chi- 219 Two: Elaine Markham, Frances Nascembeni, Judy arizio, Harold Pehlvanian, Robert Knox, Leonard Manegre, Barbara Williams, Virginia Mantoni, Eliza- | McCoy. Insert: Mr. Raymond C. Lemieux. beth Lyle, Ann Lotito, Nancy Clark, Jean Lorenz, 96 Row One: Joan Jablonski, Sandra Dragone, Gloria DePalo, Elizabeth Moline, Suzanne Marshall, Maxine McCants, Joyce Muruca, Patricia Mazzie, Janet Me- rola, Evelyn Meltzer. Row Two: Patricia Mederian, Irene Monette, Rose McLain, Jannette Martin, Arline Messier, Carol Meade, Dolores Mercure, Joyce Harte, Row One: Carol Ottoson, Dymphna Noctor, Judy Oliver, Marlene Nelson, Elizabeth O’Donnell, Irene Ptaszkiewicz, Gail Nicholson, Judy Moriarty, Thelma Parent, Joanne Morin. Row Two: Patricia O’Connor, Joanne Ober, Theresa Muia, Susan Nadelman, Made- 97 Alberta Mason, Cecelia McCormick. Row Three: Carol Mitchell, Alice Thurston, Judith Mazza, Ruth Martin, Patricia Mellen, Dorothy Meissner, Nancy McNeil, Dorothy McCaskill, Pamala Packard, Muriel Millette, Miss Catherine Meehan. Insert: Miss Catherine Mee- han. line Perrotta, Lynn O’Leary, Ann Paul, Patricia Palozie, Jean Nelson. Row Three: Dorothy Morini, Bernice Harris, Soola Passidakis, Mary Perusse, Patricia Nor- ris, Yvonne Pelletier, Wendy Moran, Miss Madeline Hunt. Insert: Miss Madeline Hunt. Room 225 Room 320 Row One: Linda Daniele, Virginia Richards, Francis Quaggin, Donna Robare, Carol Pratt, Barbara Stev- ens, Marcia Richards, Louise Robbins, Joyce Pierce, Joanne Pietras. Row Two: Patricia Putnam, Judith Roberts, Carol Pyzik, Donna Remillard, Mary Pietro- niro, Beverly Roberts, Violet Richardson, Sharon Plant, Row One: Crystalou Sergides, Kathleen Ruel, Barbara Saczawa, Carole Santaniello, Cynthia Kadzik, Betty Ann Safarik, Nancy Savage, Margaret Sheldon, Alice Sares. Row Two: Carole Samble, Joanne Savoy, Gloria Serra, Irene Duquette, Carol Sears, Betty eige't tesserae Marlene Planzo, Teresa Rourke, Marcia Richmond. Row Three: Cherrie Putnam, Patricia Rogers, Judith Rickson, Sandra Ransom, Bonnie Roode, Miss Eleanor Hyde, Carol Rauh, Annette Cox, Joyce Pollard, Doro- thy Richards. Insert: Miss Eleanor Hyde. Smith, Patricia Siano, Norma Sharpe, Barbara Sarage, Patricia Shea. Row Three: Patricia Sherman, Frances Rozkuszka, Linda Sierputowski, Carolyn Smith, Mary Shea, Benita Simmons, Susanne Roy, Patricia Wyman, Kathleen Shea. Insert: Dr. Leonard Parkinson. 98 - AS a N Row One: Ellen Spiriti, Barbara Snyder, Sandra Smith, Margaret Stewart, Lesly Spry, Beverly Snyder, Barbara Streeter, Ann Steiger. Row Two: Linda Smith, Gloria Smith, Gloria Yando, Maryann Smith, Joan Stabilo, Eleanor Soja, Janet Killam, Nancy Spagnoli, Row One: Barbara Trela, Carol Tamkovich, Ann Tranghese, Katherine Theocles, Patricia Sweeney, Mar- garet Thomas, Margaret Morin, Inez Van _ Derlick, Dorothy Tracy, Carol Taliaferro. Row Two: Crystal Theocles, Paige Thompson, Rosalie Sutton, Barbara Sturtevant, Elizabeth Taylor, Elizabeth Stuart, Ruth Sondra Elim. Row Three: Edward Thomas, Gene Spencer, James Wadleigh, Edward Woods, Richard Sullivan, James Voltz, Dennis Kimball, Thomas Wright, Douglas Taylor, Kevin Moriarty. Insert: Miss Alberta McCleary. Therrien, Patricia Teel, Joan Sullivan. Row Three: Mr. Melvin Grant, Judy Tavener, Marjorie Thomas, Mari- lyn Till, Doris Treat, Carol Swiattowski, Barbara Sul- livan, Jane Szczepanek, Cynthia Theroux, Marilyn Sullivan, Lynn Wilson. Insert: Mr. Melvin Grant. Room 326 Row One: Patricia Vyskocil, Shirley Veratti, Judy Bev erly Webster, Beverly Walczak, Joan Wdowiak, Vignone, Ruth Sternes, Janet Tremblay, Lynn Wat- Bonnie Willis, Judy Wadsworth. Row Three: Bev- son, Mary Lou Trombley, Joyce Turcotte, Sandra erly Vaz, Eugenie Wisiolek, Patricia Wondolow- Turnberg, Frances Williams, Barbara White. Row ski, Linda Wiley, Pauline White, Arline Trombley, Two: Martha Wade, Shirley Villeneuve, Judy Sandra Wojcik, Maureen Wood, Miss Mary G. Tunstall, Barbara Tremblay, Elizabeth Wilson, Conway. Insert: Miss Mary G. Conway. s Freshman Class Officers: Standing are Barbara Streeter, Sec- ident. Seated is the adviser of the Class of 1960, Miss Catherine retary; Ted Dernago, President; and Martha Wade, Vice-Pres- Meehan. 100 Freshman and Junior Autographs FRESHIE Above: Two senior girls, Shiela Balicki and Betty Agnos, are welcoming freshmen Carole Dickson and Harold Pehlvanian to the High School of Commerce. AUR Neca CRS PES “SS oe aon a NS Ys Cae | : Ven Ah NS es Above: Martha Wade and Charles Simard are industriously washing the stage floor. ee Se cy oe — BRERA GS stheeetieeenteneneteimnncione Above: Harold Pehlvanian and Robert Mee are donned in stylish attire to the delight of the seniors. 102 Above: Judy Roberts, Edward Thomas, and David Relihan make the perfect freshmen family during Freshie Day assembly. f Because of you dear freshies the see seniors had their fun. Best of luck, yes, best of luck, dear fresh- ies, from us the UPPER CREW.” Above: Judy Bradway and Dennis Donahue are scavenging for various comical articles for their Freshie Day stunt. 103 Freshman Candids Late Again! Going Steady Oh, These Commerce Girls! Sounds Like Fun What’s Your Excuse? Bring Them Home? Beauty or Beast? 104 Go, Commerce, ever forward! Fight, Commerce, ever scoreward! Go! Fight! for victory; The game must be won. Hail! to our heroes’ valor. Proudly we raise our banner. Score! More! for victory! It’s win, win, win tonight! School Song wxrDnDovyw o x OW BASEBALL Row One: Lloyd Sullivan; George Pehlvanian, Major Letter; Henry Brodecki; Norman Dupont; James Gorman; Carl Ersing, Maj., Capt.; Peter Coles; Willie Jones; Randy Smith; Edd ie Gearring. Row Two: Joseph Foresi, Maj.; David Goodman; Phillip Robbins; Ronald Rich- ards; Ray Moberg; Marty Dumschat; Edward Bishop; John Samson, Maj.; Vincent Verducci; Thomas D’Agostino, Maj.; James McCarthy, Maj. Row Three: James Berthiaume, Min., Asst. Mgr.; Klenakis, Min. , Asst. Mgr.; Robert Anti; Brian O’Brien; Emmanuel Carmine Capuano, Maj.; Robert Simpson, Maj., Capt.; William Skala, Maj.; George Grealis, Maj.; Dick Pond, Maj., Mgr.; Roger Hannagan, Maj. Mgr. Rear: Mr. Bruno Rumpal; Mr. Wayland Holley. SCHEDULE Commerce Opp. Commerce 6 Monsonitere: ae s) 9 10 [UCC Wiener aren | 9 0 Classical =n eee 7 0) 2 Techidesmee ss) oe ners 8 13 9 Longmeadow ........ i 6 20 Westfield Trade If 8 9 lradewey ease 7 4 2 Cathedral .............. 8 3 36 Chicopee Trade 0 Longmeadow Glassicalaeaee Techic2 eae ee Trade seen INNCYNSOM ccc sacee Aluminigeceeee Holyoke Trade O Oo-OoDNwW-ag 106 Team Compiles Best Record in School History Right: That’s Marty Dumschat sliding into base in a game played with Chicopee Trade. Center: In the same game, Tom D’Agostino rounds the bases for a home run. Coach George Pehlvanian is at left. Be- low: Here Pete Coles is coming into third base. The final score for this game was Commerce 36 — Chico- pee Trade 0. One of the best High School of Commerce baseball squads in years hit and pitched itself into third place in the Interschool League and was undefeated in independent games. Led by All-City representative Bob Simpson and Tom D’‘Agostino, who also made All-Western Mass. positions, the team totaled 146 runs to its opponents’ 75. In the final week of the season Bob Simpson pitched a no-hitter against Monson, which was followed by the boys beating the Alumni 4 to 1. Tom D’Agostino’s one-hit victory in the final game rounded out the season. FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL REGULARS Row One: John Fitzgerald, End; Paul Ward, Guard; Bob Anti, Tackle; Al Collings, Center; Jim Vumbaco, Tackle; Nick Agnos, Guard; Willie Jones, End. Stand- ing: Coach Tom Collins; Mike Morris, Back; Jim Wright, Back; Don Kozaczka, Back; Ned McCants, Back; Vin Verducci, Back; Eddie Gearring, Back. SQUAD Row One: Eddie Woods, Minor Letter; Joseph Buck- ley; Bob Fielding; Ray Gore, Min.; Willie Jones, Maj.; Ray Moberg, Maj.; Mike Morris, Maj.; Ron Rheaume, Maj. Row Two: Jim Vumbaco, Maj.; Vin Verducci, Maj.; Joe Czuprina; Art Hurston, Min.; Art Noren, Min.; Dick Bousquet, Min.; Paul Ward, Maj.; Dick Gharieb; Carl Greene, Min. Row Three: Bob Kynard, Min.; Pete Alfano, Min.; Emanuel Klenakis, Min.; Bob Anti; Jim Wright; Al Collings, Maj.; Ned McCants, Maj.; John Fitzgerald, Maj. Co-Capt.; Don Kozaczka, Maj. Row Four: Frank Barry, Mgr., Maj.; Chet Kwo- lek, Mgr., Min.; Mr. Collins; Mr. Alminas; Eddie Gearring, Maj., Co-Capt.; Nick Agnos, Maj.; Mr. Ben- nett; Ed Bishop, Min., Mgr. 108 Raiders Fight Way to Second Successful Season SCHEDULE Commerce Opp. 13 Longmeadow ................. 0 20 PSST Jeu fees ae ie ee alt Oa 6 6 ASG)” ge a eee eet er ao 6 6 “hele UN ee tee eee 7 7. Classical 0 Right: Don Kozaczka is doing ballet on the kick-off. Watching are Eddie Gearring, No. 25, and Dick Gharieb, No. 33. Below: In same game played at Pynchon Park with Palmer, Ned McCants is running with the ball. 25 is Ed Gearring; 19, John Fitzgerald; Al Collings on ground; 34, Nick Agnos; in front of 34 is Paul Ward. The 1957 Football season was featured by exciting and thrilling games played by some of the most promising boys Commerce has produced. It was the third year of rebuilding the sport at Commerce. Open- ing the season were a 13-0 victory at Longmeadow and a 20-6 win over Palmer High at Pynchon Park. In the Palmer game, Commerce fans saw a spectacu- lar 83 yard run by sparkplug Eddie Gearring. Only a short 2 weeks later the team traveled to Lee, where Don Kozaczka intercepted a Lee pass and raced 84 yards for the only Red Raider tally of the contest. “stn ess Pe a Ep : i FS . ea With less than a minute remaining in this game, Lee tallied to tie the game, 6-6. At Lee the team contracted the flu, and the following 2 contests with Wilbraham and Williston were cancelled. The only loss of the season came at the hands of the Tech J. V. at Trade Field. Classical was the final victim of the Raiders as they were defeated 7-0. Center Al Collings and Back Eddie Gearring were named to the All-City team, while Ends John Fitsgerald and Willie Jones, and Backs Ned McCants and Don Kozaczka received hon- orable mention. Dey Me ; mie ooeel bi DB ae ‘ ay e a ne 3 M we a piano eS b= a Kg eee ae °. a 2 od —% SS ey, ee . ; wt “mae: = fr” ke i Cee Be Cn eee tig ©, ea Fer aoe bee ate ig or nn AL OS Os ir PR ar — oe, me St Tease ise i ae a en ee gt oer ig ak” lines a gt nen cen’ ee ae ee wt a i 0 a, a Oe ee: cat lh ae UO vege cat ‘ — se , - a mg ge get COO ee ee EOP tg See Bsa mo ae we ee = Ss Sale Fs sai Se eee ae Sao a So al 109 SOCCER Row One: Wilfred Paul, Major Letter; Paul Penna, Maj.; man. Row Three: Thomas Fielding, Maj.; Brian O’Brien, Marty Dumschat, Maj., Co-Capt.; Peter Coles, Maj., Co- Maj.; Ronald Begin, Maj.; Robert Knox, Maj.; William Capt.; Harold Pehlvanian, Min.; James Gorman, Maj. Row Kane, Maj.; Gerald Beaulieau, Maj.; Joe Danieli. Row Two: Edward Stubbs, Maj.; Mario Silva, Maj.; Manifred Four: Henry Brodecci, Min.; Mr. Bruno Rumpal. Meding; William Leventis; Charles Bentley; Robert New- SCHEDULE Commerce Opp. Soccer in 1957 was a sport in 0 Ludlow ae 3 which Commerce placed third in 0 West Spfid. ...... 1 the Interschool League with 3 0 Monson. ............ 1 wins and 5 losses. Having a bit 0 Jracde sae 1 of trouble starting the season 0 Classical ee 2 with 6 straight losses, the squad 0 Téech oa teocens 2 bounced back with 3 consecutive 1 Gathedraleeeea @) victories, all of which were Inter- 4 Trades ayaa 1 school contests. Mario Silva was ] Classical eeseaee: ) the high scorer for the team as 0 Technine eee 2 he collected 8 goals in Com- 0 Cathedral .......... 1 merce’s posting an overall record 2 Monsona see 0 of 5 wins and 10 losses. The final 2 West Spfld. ...... 0 game of the season was with the 0 Longmeadow ... 5 Commerce Alumni, who took the 3 Alumnie se. 2o™ 6 contest 6 to 3. 110 Commerce Booters Show Late Season Progress Above: Jim Gorman is on the ball in a contest against Cathedral, played at Forest Park. Number 49 is Mario Silva. At far right is Tom Fielding, number 48. Below: Mario Silva, Jim Gorman and Tom Field- ing are shown again in the same game, which was won by Cathedral. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row Three: Frank Maj.; Paul Ward, Maj.; Brian O’Brien, Maj.; John Otis Lyons, Maj.; Chester Kwolek, Asst. Mgr., Emmanuel Klenakis, Row One: Everett Venturini; Peter Coles, Major letter; Eddie McCants, Maj.; Robert Kynard; Mr. Collins. Gearring, Co-Capt., Maj.; Joe Davis, Co-Capt., Maj.; Jim Gor- Barry, Maor., man, Min.; Ray Moberg, Min. Row Two: Mr. Bennett; Vin Ver- Fitzgerald, Maj.; ducci, Maj.; Philip Ahern, Min.; Dennis Donohue, Min.; Ned Min. Row Four: James Berthiaume, Min.; Asst. Mgr., Min. Otis Lyons, Johnny Fitzgerald, Paul Ward, Joe Davis, Ned Mc- Cants, and Eddie Gearring are shown below with Coach Collins as he gives them some last-minute instructions before a game. nia : ti Bi V sown.) QMMERG 4 Vy or : Raiders Compile Best Record in Recent Years Above: Eddie Gearring (38) is competing against a Classical player for the ball in the first exciting game which the team played against the Bulldogs. The contest ended in a victory for the Raiders. Insert: Coach Collins. Led by backcourt mates Eddie Gearring and Joe Davis, the Red Raiders posted a 14-4 record, going 4-4 in the Interschool League and 10-0 in independent play . Late in the season saw the Interschool race drawing tight with three teams in contention for first place at one time. In the second round meeting with Trade, Commerce suffered its heaviest loss of 42-38 at the hands of the Trade Beavers. The final game of the season was played against Classical, and here Eddie Gearring swished 39 points, his highest game total in the season, but the Raiders were two points short and suffered a 66-64 defeat. Eddie’s total of 387 gave him an average of 21.5, while Joe Davis was next with a 13.2. Eddie later was given the John Laho- vich award as the outstanding basketball player of the greater Springfield area. Commerce Opponent Commerce Opponent They INNetaeeiy) aeanouecnnoceesncescoscet 62 63 Longmeadow ................ 47 7.O mn UCL OWmeterss eteeeceene se 29 56 =Frontier Reg. .................44 5OmmeGathecralee cee ae 62 45 Cathedral Aes ieee 64 COME SOUT NE aCe Vane eee 57 77 Monson _..... OO By) UNTAeIS. sus) one eesce Sooner 5Saeeelechmical .es.eceeneemere 56 585) Technical cr... eS Soe eSouthm Hadley meaceesera 42 47 Longmeadow ......... 37 38 Trade Sh eee an 42 51 Classica latent see creer: 49 73 2 Malu lOW Sate ete reeset 41 79 Hopkins Academy ..........67 64 — Classical eee CCM TTS JUNIOR-VARSITY BASKETBALL Row One: Guiseppe Daniele, Dennis Kimball, Peter Alfano, Thomas Wright, Arthur Hurston. Second Row: Emmanuel Klenakis, Mgr.; Theo- dore Dernago, Philip Ahern, Dennis Donahue, Lenard McCoy, Chester Kwolek. Mr. Bennett is seated in back of the team. Commerce Opponent 47 DUgQGan eee 46 A7 Chestnut” 2-3. 64 19 Buckingham eee 52 54 DUgGGan. =). 2a ee 40 38 Birchland Park .......... 47 34 Buckingham eee 44 45 Birchland Parks 30 In the picture at the left, Everett Venturini is shooting for the basket in a game the Commerce J.V.’s played against Monson J.V. 114 BOWLING ante we %, cur All the Freshmen and Juniors jelled into one of the top teams of the league by the season’s end. Seated: Carl Greene, Bob Brosnon, Bob Anti. Standing: Chuck 4 Wellman, Mr. Ellison, Ron Begin, Fran Shirly. Shown i below is Carl Greene in action. Commerce Opponent ] Wechnical®. 09... 3 ] @athedrali =... $) ] S AGEETS Ce ies went oe eee 3 @) Classical e 4 3 Longmeadow ......... ] @) mechnicalacs. 3.0 4 2 Gathedral eae. 2 ] Tradeut eee S 4 Longmeadow ......... 0 3 Classical Maa. tee: ] AVERAGES CarlkGreenes e+e BobyANTiPeei ee BobsBroshan we eee. Rone Begin tne wera: seer Eralimonirleyaeea eae te, Chuck Wellman ............ 115 Above: Paul Oldenburg, Ron Rheaume, and Mike Morris are just about to dive off the side of the pool. Right: Here the boys are demonstrating one of the life-saving tech- niques that they have learned. They are Bill Flanders, Fran Shirly, Gerry Beusse, Ray Mc- Donald, Gerry Beaulieu, Ron Begin, Tom Ryan, Larry Beerwort, Paul Ward, and Paul Olden- burg. SWIMMING The sixth and seventh periods gym class en- joyed an hour of swimming every other day at the YMCA. Above: On side of pool: Con- nie Sullivan, Mike Morris, Tom Fielding, War- ren Stovall, Ernie Guay. On diving board: Gerry Beusse, Ray McDonald, Gerry Beaulieu, Ron Begin, Ron Rheaume. Standing: Fran Shirly, Bill Flanders, Paul White, Larry Beer- wort, Tom Ryan, Paul Ward, Paul Oldenburg, and Coach Collins. When you play Commerce You really get a treat, Because Commerce is the schoo! With the mambo beat! Mambo Cheer wA=sDAOVMS VYORFA=o® SOFTBALL —TR ACK Row One: Pat Fay, Agnes O’Quinn, Pat Riley, Verne Herring, Every spring the girls enjoy softball practice after school. The Doris Goodrich: Row Two: Barbara Brehart, Gloria Goodrich, most exciting day of the season is the Playday in which all the Eva Mills, Barbara Varnadore, Marcia Graves, Judy Crawford. schools in this area participate. Mrs. Richardson is just about to start these five girls off on a 75-yard dash. They are Linda Bonner, Carol Fergu- son, Janice Noel, Charlotte Parks, and Adrienne Henderson. 118 GOLF — TENNIS Gloria Goodrich, Alice Lovelace, Peggy Harrington, and Pat Fay enjoyed a good season of golf last spring. The Tennis Club met every week last ; : : : : a = Adj ba i oan spring at the Forest Park courts. Beside the c Fie ape (eyoqet witae t tennis techniques that the girls learned 4 Dae ey ‘ees wi meer! from Miss Owen, they learned good . oe - e eee sportsmanship. Shown here are Susan Fran- giamore, Connie Sibilia, Carol Souliere, Marilyn Pippin, Bonnie English, Joan Mor- UL eg gyn A ris, Evelyn St. Marie, Elinor Landers, : a ‘eid Theresa Gravel, and Judy Stagnaro. as 2 ee ay a. : “a 1 Pe ab hgh ye ae Crd Se MtetraMatret ee ects e ee 19. GIRLS BASKETBALL Above, Row One: Joyce Dion, Joyce Lewis, Carol Grundstrom, Joan Gouvan, Pauline Rosemond. Row Two: Nettie Godbolt, Linda Taft, Diane Roberts. Below: Last fall these girls enjoyed participating sportsmanship and teamwork. In the picture are in the girls’ basketball games against other schools. Violet Richardson, Linda Taft, Carol Fazio, Helen By playing in these games, they learned good Mattson, and Diane Roberts. 120 RE� ‘ PRING FIELD ws SKATING — BOWLING Above: Ice skating at the Coliseum. Row One: Sandra Elim, Deanna Fantoni, Margaret Stewart, Judy Abbe, Linda. Taft, Helen Col- lings, Linda Goodman, Karen Brauns, Margaret Buchanan, Dymphna Noctor, Vivian Hebert. Left: With great determination, Eleanor Soja is trying for a strike. Row Two: Jean Laurino, Barbara Los, Barbara Bobowiec, Diane Newell, Janice Dulski, Pat O’Connor, Theresa Gravel, Katherine Buldrini, Suzanne Lemieux, Edna Collings. Below: Sandra Edin, Joyce Lewis, Sandra Smith, Carol Tamkovich, Sandra Lopata, Pat Palozie, Joy Morganstern, who are some of the members of the girls’ bowling team, en- joyed bowling at the Bowling Greene. G. A. A.— LEADERS CLUB Above, The Girls’ Athletic Association. Row One: Peggy Lohan, Below, The Leaders’ Club. Row One: Betsy O’Donnell, Pat Car- Carol Fazio, Barbara Josey, Barbara Brehart. Row Two: Bobbie ville, Barbara Streeter, Lynn Agen. Carol Lauar. Row Two: Cherrie Anne McLoyd, Gail Bower, Lois Finn, Lynn Agen. Row Three: Sheila Bousquet, Ruth Beaulieu, Sandra Turnberg, Carol Fazio, Dymphna Sullivan, Vice President; Joan Morris, President; Helen Atanian, Noctor. Row Three: Madeline Perrotta, Helen Mattson, Marti Wade, Secretary-Treasurer; Carol Perrault, Barbara Varnadore, Sarah Sher- Sandra Wojcik, Donna Gleason, Betty Stuart. man. 122 Two bits, four bits, Six bits, a dollar; All for Commerce Stand up and holler! School Cheer AmM==3=— ==aN bp SCHOOL DANCES Left: Shown here are Bar- bara Fronzi, Bruce Camp- bell, Terry Forgotch, Brian O’Brien, Carol Roberts, Char- lie Peppi, Judy Bruno, and Jackie Regan enjoying them- selves at the G.O. dance in October. Below: Shown here are the members of the decorating committee. They are: Barbara Josey, Bobbie McLoyd, Carol Fazio, Agnes O’Quinn, and Gail Bower. The dance was sponsored by G.A.A. Below: Laurie Boyer, Barbara Josey, and Dymphna Noctor are using a clothesline to hang up the players’ uniforms: for the Basketball Bounce. The dance was held on Friday, March 14. The “Moonbeams” supplied excellent band music. 124 KUMTUX Above: Shown here are the members of Kumtux at their initia- Karen Gulbrandsen, Elena Cressotti, Patricia Mastalerz. Third tion party. They are: First Row: Judith Pease, Carol LaFrancis, Row: Pamela Butler, Beverly Webster, Beverly Forsstrom, Janice Marilyn Molino, Barbara Fronzi, Bonnie Roode, Nancy Savage, Vennard, Miss Lynch, Sandra Schoppe, Susan Frangiamore, Lois Betty Valentine. Second Row: Betty Agnos, Martha Walsh, Judy Finn. Backus, Donna Barry, Jean Finn, Bette Denesha, Carol Topoosian, Left: Pamela Butler and Nancy Savage are engaged in carrying out one of their initiation stunts. Shown in the background are: First Row: Carol LaFrancis, Mari- lyn Molino, Donna Barry, and Betty Agnos. Second Row: Bar- bara Fronzi, Martha Walsh, Carol Topoosian, Beverly Forsstrom, Bette Denesha, and Judy Backus. 125 The Student Council serves as a link between the students and the administration. The mem- bers attend a Student Council convention where they have an opportunity to learn what other Student Councils have accom- plished. The Student Council members perform various duties around school, among which are attending to the suggestion box, and assisting with rallies and other assemblies. At the right are the officers of the Stu- dent Council. Bette Denesha, Vice President; Neal David, Pres- ident; and Joan Morris, Secre- tary. STUDENT COUNCIL Below are the members of the Student Council at work. Standing are Barbara Zajdel and Neal David. First row at left: Bonnie English, Ted Dernago, Beverly Tebaldi, Mr. Alleva, and Bette Denesha. Second Row: Sue Fran- 126 giamore, Ida Bernardes, Karen Gulbrandsen, and Alice Lovelace. Third Row: Ruth Martin, Betty Lyle, and Beverly Knaus. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS — JUNIOR RED RNY | ‘at nae he yo La a Below: The Junior Red Cross volunteers shown here help the Red Cross by collecting money from students for welfare work. Greeting boxes are prepared each year and filled with cookies. These cookies are sent to crip- pled children. The members are: Marlene Planzo; Mary- CROSS Left: Dolores Battista, Leslie Boyer, Carol Claing, Judy Grochmal, Sandra Johnson, and Joan Bell are a real help to Miss Anderson in the li- brary. They keep the library books and records in order and perform many other library duties. ann Supryna, Diane Vosburgh; Carol Souliere, Nancy Ryburn, Betsy O’Donnell, President; Elizabeth Blackford, Carol Bradway, Secretary; Martha Wade, Peggy Cooley, and Bonnie English. 127 PRO MERITO Above: The Junior Pro Merito Society. Seated: Diane son, Miss Murrill, Assistant Adviser, and Patricia Rollend. Vosburgh, Elena Cressotti, Geraldine Clark, and Karen Row Two: Jean Johnson, Suzanne Lemieux, Sandra Gulbrandsen. Standing, Row One: Carol Tebaldi, Sandra Schoppe, Lois Lepovetsky, Theresa Pula, Irene Golemo, Knowlton, Patricia Mastalerz, Miss Rankin, Adviser; Gail Bower, Helen Mazzarino, and Betty Vomacka. Row Ernest Guay, Phyllis Peterson, Bonnie English, Carol Ol- Three: Gladys Wirzbicki and Albert Collings. Photo above shows members of the Senior Pro Merito Virginia White. Row Two: Elaine Gardner, Sandra Phil- Society. Seated: Evelyn St. Marie and Rosemary Chia- lips, Virginia Moss, Joyce Pappas, Beverly Forsstrom, and rizio. Row One: Beverly Rodimon, Janice Vennard, Kath- Nancy Wade. Miss Rankin is the faculty adviser. erine Fitzgerald, Mildred Wheeler, Katherine Warga, and 128 ASSEMBLIES Right: The High School of Commerce cheerleaders, Julianne Filiault, Louise Cato, Carol Makol, Helen Misterka, Jean Sera- fino, Patricia Paschetto, Linda Hobson, and Victoria Serafini, add much enjoyment and inspiration to the rallies and other as- semblies. Above: This picture shows only one of the many rallies held before basketball and football games. These pep rallies provide cheerful spirits among the players as well as the students. The rallies are conducted by the cheerleaders with the help of the pep squad. Left: Margaret Duffina is shown with her miniature dolls dressed in Shakespearean clothing. She made this theater for Mr. Grant’s English class, in connection with the reading of Macbeth. The scene shows the witches hailing Macbeth and Banquo, who are returning from battle. 129 T. B. TYPISTS — AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS Left: Volunteer typists Imelda Byrnes, Angela Bazos, and Joann Kane are pictured at the Hampden County Tuberculosis Association. Not shown are Joyce Buckley, Gloria Goodrich, Barbara Varna- dore, and Cecile Lavalle, who per- formed a major share of this work. Pictured below are the students who have visual program. They are Roland Farioli, the responsibility of operating equipment Paggy Harrington, Barbara Kamuda, and and performing various other tasks essen- Jim Gorman. Mr. Jones is their faculty tial to the smooth operation of the audio- adviser. OFFICE AIDS Shown in the picture at right are girls chosen by Miss Lynch to assist her by running errands, typing, filing, and vari- ous other jobs. They are, Row 1: Janice Vennard, Patricia Paschetto, Lois Finn, and Donna Crawford. Row 2: Jean Finn, Bar- bara Winiarski, Carol Topoosian, and Miss Lynch. Row 3: Sandra Officer, Carol Jor- gensen, Sally Nixon, and Dorothy Downer. Miss Flynn has many efficient helpers who perform tasks which lighten the load of work placed in her hands. Some of them are pictured at left. Row 1: Dorothy Darn- ley, Betty Valentine, Theresa Pula, and Lorraine Hamel. Row 2. Carol Souliere, Carol Svec, Mary Ann Supryna, Phyllis Peterson, and Miss Flynn. Row 3: Gail Bower, Diana Vosburgh, Elena Cressotti, and Judy Woodruff. The picture at the right includes another group of Miss Flynn’s office assistants. They are, Row 1: Bonnie English, Patricia Mastalerz, Dalma Vesentini, Sandra Knowl- ton, and Martha Walsh. Row 2: Joan Beaulieu, Barbara Zajdel, Agnes Stoum- belis, and Gail Gendron. Row 3: Geraldine Clark, Elizabeth Vomacka, Barbara Tyrer, Jo-Ann Armata, and Sandra Gates. PATROLS JUNIOR PATROL. Row One: Patricia Mastalerz, Angelane Gentile, Helen Mazzarino, Kay Konsberg, Karen Gul- brandsen, Lois Finn. Row Two: Pat- ricia. Rollend, Martha Walsh, Mari- anne Teel, Loretta Phipps, Theresa Pula, Diane Proulx. Row Three: San- dra Knowlton, Carole Olson, Sandra Schoppe, Jean Finn, Susan Frangia- more, Irene Golemo, Ann Marie Stol- ba. Row Four: Carol Souliere, Judy Tarbell, Jean Johnson, Sally Nixon, Muriel Bouthiller, Gladys Wirzbicki. Row Five: Sally Thayer, Gail Morren, Phyllis Peterson, Elena Cressotti, Su- san Lemieux, Gail Bower, Diana Vos- burgh. BOYS’ PATROL. Row One: Ernest Guay, Lloyd Sullivan, Tom Fielding, Mr. Serafino. Row Two: Roland Fari- oli, Henry Brodecki, Jim Gorman, John Vienot. Row Three: Barry Dun- ham, Neal David, Al Collings, Brian O’Brien. ia omy a SENIOR PATROL. Row One: Judy Hoffman, Vivian Smith, Dorine Daigle, Rosemary Chiarizio, Barbara Brehart. Row Two: Marianne Trimboli, Bette Denesha, Pat Barker, Charlotte Mann, Irene Mariani, Angela Bazos. Row Three: Beverly Rodi- mon, Joyce Buckley, Beverly Brosnan, Janice Vennard, Joan Yando, Carol Topoosian. Row Four: Kay Warga, Joyce Bailey, Julia White, Carol Bradway, Helen Misterka, Judy Harris. Row Five: Beverly Forsstrom, Carol Richards, Judy Hartley, Bette Manseau, Judy Ingalls, Kathleen Kelley. 132 RED RAIDERS SAVINGS BANK— TRADING POST Below: The Trading Post sells many articles to Commerce students. It is open every Monday and Thursday morning from 8 until 8:25 a.m. Selling goods to Peggy Lunden and Dolores Tetreault are Beverly Couture, Audrey Hill, Dorothy Decker, Bette Denesha, and Beverly 133 £0 AS SAVINGS Left: The Red Raiders Savings Bank is conducted by Junior Achievement under the super- vision of the Springfield Insti- tution For Savings. Behind the counter are Joan Roberts; Mr. Cross, Advisor from the SIS; Joanne Albano, President; and Diane Newell. Among the de- positors are Carol Samble, Nancy Savage, and Ann Pilon. Brosnan. Miss Susan Dowd is Faculty Advisor for the Trading Post. The store is a big help to many students in that they don’t have to make a special trip downtown when they need some office supplies for their classes. G. O. AGENTS Left: The Freshmen G.O. agents are: First Row: Ann Beard, Barbara Josey, Gloria Yando, Kathleen LeDuc, Carolyn Grund- strom, Barbara Sturtevaut, and Barbara Sullivan. Second Row: Susanne Roy, Betty Borst, Barbara Streeter, Kathleen Devlin, Lois Gurney, Peggy Lohan, Beverly Web- ster, Connie Kaczor, and Jane Becker. Third Row: Judith Edgerton, Evelyn Melt- zer, Edna Fitzgerald, Carol Ottoson, Pam- ela Butler, Cherrie Putnam, Judy Roberts, and Betty Lyle. Fourth Row: Carol Black, Patricia Norris, Elaine Choiniere, Irene Monette, Natalie Farrell, Karen DiGrigoli, Carol Samble, and Sandra Wojick. Left: The Junior G.O. agents are: First Row: Joan Scully, Angelane Gentile, Patricia Mas- talerz, Maureen O’Brien, and Lillian Moore. Second Row: Doris Cloutier, Nancy Green- wood, Kulli Konsberg, Deanna Jalbert, Nettie Godbolt, Martha Walsh, and Frances Rowell. Third Row: Lois Lepovetsky, Sandra Schoppe, Sandra Gates, Carol Janik, Theresa Pula, Diane Vosburgh, and Gail Morren. Right: The Senior G.O. agents are: First Row: Judy Hoffman, Margaret Smith, Helen Florio, Donna Crawford, and Theresa For. gotch. Second Row: Sheila Waldron, The- rese Rybczyk, Joanna Bulat, and Diane Chicketti. Third Row: Gail Bernier, Jennie Starzyk, Carol Crosby, Imelda Byrnes, and Betty Agnos. The job of G.O. agents is to collect money in the homerooms for each school function. 134 : DRAMA CLUB ce Beate ne Right: At one of the Drama Club meetings, Mr. Donald Thomas spoke on technical details of play acting. He also portrayed the Earl of Esssex in “Elizabeth the Queen” as one of his exam- ples. At left are the students who starred in the play “Calling Success,” which was put on by the High School of Commerce for the National Office Management As- sociation. The performance was presented at the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company. Seated: Linda Donovan, Patricia Carville, and Joyce Pappas. Standing: Ed- ward Stubbs, Marty Dumschat, and Gerry Beaulieu. Right: Linda Donovan, Gerry Beaulieu, and Pat Carville are shown here acting in their play, “Calling Success.’ The theme was how to be successful in a business office. Examples such as chewing gum and un- attentive listening were given to show what shouldn’t be done. 135 Joyce Pappas is shown above as she ap- peared in one of the “Capers” numbers. Ronnie Rheaume gave his interpretation of Elvis Presley, one of the highlights of Capers ‘57. At right: Nancy Klase, Ann Mitchell, Beverly Fors- strom, and Judy Bruno, as girls of the future. 136 The Dolphins: Connie Sullivan, Tom Ryan, Brian O’Brien, and John Dorn, sang several popular rock ‘n roll songs, much to the delight of Com- merce’s female population. Above: Pat Trudeau, Joy Regan, Sheila Sullivan, and Sandra MacPherson gave a sample of the Charleston as it was danced in the Roaring Twenties. Red, ventriloquist Paul Leveillee’s dummy, was the center of attraction for Judy Ed- gerton, Lorraine Ashwell, Patti Allen and Lois Bliss. The Commerce Cuties: Larry Beerwort, Gerry Beaulieu, Ed Stubbs, Tom Fielding, Ronald Begin, and Roman Artuph demon- strated some tricky steps and chic styles. 137 COMMERCE Carol Topoosian, Managing Editor; Nancy Wade, Editor- planning for the publication of their newspaper. They in-Chief; Joan Morris, Girls’ Sports Editor; Katherine are: Edward Stubbs, Boys’ Sports Editor; Rosemary Fitzgerald, Page 2 Editor; and Miss Elizabeth Connell, Chiarizio, Page 3 Editor; Judith Harris, Page 1 Editor; Faculty Advisor. Above: The editors of the Commerce Staff are busy Standing: Pauline Drago, Vivian Smith, Elizabeth Shim- kus, Nancy Kean, Patricia Flynn, Joan Terzi, Carol Brad- way, Beverly Fusaro, and Sheila Tuohey. Above: The reporters and writers of the staff are: First Row: Carol Morisi, Frances Fazio, Beverly Capaccio. Second Row: Elaine Gardner, and Joyce Letourneau. 138 CADUCEUS ree Above: The Caduceus editorial staff is working hard Erika Rado, Beverly Brosnan, Ann Mitchell, Gloria Shirly. to produce the yearbook. They meet every day during Standing: Frank Barry, Sports Assistant; Mr. Raymond the seventh period. Seated, First Row: Charlotte Mann, Ellison, Faculty Advisor; Nancy Kean, Editor-in-Chief; Bobbie McLoyd. Second Row: Evelyn St. Marie, Judith Joyce Yelinek. Absent from the photo is Nancy Hadd, Harris, Sandra Phillips, Gladys Wirzbicki. Third Row: Art Editor. Left: Shown here are the girls on the Caduceus photography staff. Sitting are: Sheila Tuohey, Joyce Dion. Standing are: Kitty Giancola, Sandra Tilden, and Ruth Bayer. Kitty Giancola has been walking around taking candids with her camera most of the year, while Sandra helped Miss Henderson with the Senior portraits. Ruth and Joyce assisted Mr. Jones and Miss McCleary in keeping track of pictures taken throughout the year. 139 OURNALISM BUSINESS STAFFS © le CADUCEUS BUSINESS STAFF. Row One: Anita Ford, Karen DiGrigoli, Assistant Manager; Judy Hoffman, Maryann Supryna. Row Two: Adrienne Henderson, Diana Vosburgh, Carol Bradway, Business Manager; COMMERCE BUSINESS STAFF Right: Mr. Carl Stone, John Vienot, Susan Provost, and Joyce Pappas are discussing the latest Commerce news- paper. This staff takes care of ads, all financial matters, and circulation of the paper. Virginia White, Dorothy Downer. Row Three: Judy Bradway, Mr. Alp Albano. 140 honse Alminas, Adviser; Joanne MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS Choir. First Row: Beverly Lamoureux, Leonardine Ruel, Joyce Ratte, Brenda Farrell, Antoinette Muscara, Mason; Penny Hargraves, Shirley Glasgow, Secretary, Merilyn Pippin, Jennie Starzyk, Lorraine Ashwell, and and Marianne Teel, President. Second Row: Margaret Cynthia Hodge, Librarian. Missing from photo are Smith, Naureen Dunscombe, Judy Calder, Gail Theresa Aube, Accompanist; Sandra MacPherson, and Cooper, Joyce Fultz, Fay Tarbet, Marguerite Maratea, Gertrude Raymond. and Dawn Gross. Third Row: Marilyn Williams, Kathy Band. First Row: Jo-Ann Kane, Martha Walsh, Judy Backus. Second Row: Ches- ter Kwolek, Carole Williams, Esther Nilson, Bette Dene- sha, and Phyllis Peterson. Third Row: Al Collings, Mar- tin Dumschat, Lois Lepovet- sky, Ray McDonald, and Pierrette Bouthiller. Fourth Row: Edward Stubbs, Mary Gray, Louis Calabrese, Carol Svec, Thomas Pietras, and Muriel Bouthiller. Fifth Row: Richard Kampfer, Richard Eisold, Nicholas Vasquez, Edward Woods, and Charles Hitchcock. Missing from photo are Theresa Aube, Donald Prifti, and Sheila Sullivan. 14] STAGE CREW—LUNCHROOM WORKERS Above: The stage crew takes care of all the assembly Michael Morris, lighting; and Chester Kwolek, light- furnishings, which include microphones, rostrum, ing. Second Row: Edward Bishop, booth; Raymond curtains, and the chairs. In addition, the crew takes Moberg, booth; Albert Collings; lighting, and Barry care of backstage work for dramatic productions. Dunham, lighting. The crew members are: David Goodman, lighting; i Above: Along with other lunchroom workers, there Brownhill, and Susan Frangiamore. Standing: Ray- are lunchroom cashiers and dishwashers. Seated are: mond Gore, Dolores Battista, Jean Finn, Diane Proulx, Janet Raschi, Lois Finn, Helen Mazzarino, Patricia Phyllis Peterson, and Patricia Donovan. 142 Senior Candids So, what’s new? You think it’s right? Let me see, too. This the right one? | like your picture. h-e-t-e-r-0-g-e-n-e-0-U-s-? Are you ready for the test? You're kidding!! 143 Senior Candids Will we ever get there? We won! 6% or 7? Relaxing after school. Is that right? 144 Senior Candids Last minute enjoyment. Coke and study. We got a basket! Let’s get those ballots counted. Oh, that’s a dreamy song. 145 Lee aes iste h hong Sounds Crazy! This Book? Surprised? More Candids Lots of Time Sige e ® tan 2 eee eee Another Test Food! (or pocketbooks?) Yes, She Was Nice Did You See That? 146 Albert Steiger Company, Main Street, Springfield, Mass. Best wishes to the Class of 1958. Haynes Company, 1502 Main Street, Spring- field, Mass. In the second floor Varsity Shop you will find correct youthful fashions for college men and students. Always reliable since 1849. Josten’s, Fine Class Rings, Announcements, Year- book Awards. Your Representative: Ed Cullen, 101 Loretta Street, Springfield, Mass. Landen-True, Inc., 1390 Main Street, Springfield, Mass. Jewelers and Silversmiths since 1862. Arthur J. Boyer, Builder Developer, 23 Geneva Street, Indian Orchard, Mass. John Norman, Florist, 835 Liberty Street, RE 4-8113 — Free Delivery, Flowers for all occasions. Eastern Advertising Novelty Company, P.O. Box 781, Springfield, Mass. Calendars, novelties, gifts and premiums. Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange, Inc., 26 Central Street, West Springfield, Mass. Has many jobs to interest Commerce graduates. John H. Breck, 115 Dwight Street, Springfield, Mass. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Sen- ior Class of the High School of Commerce. 147 Compliments of J. C. Tarbell Assoc., Inc., East Longmeadow, Mass. Springfield Institution for Savings, Main Office, 63 Elm Street. Branches: 561 Sumner Ave.—844 State Street, 9 Springfield Street, Agawam. Parkway Theatres, Inc. Compliments of Parkway Theatres, Inc., 2000 Boston Road, Springfield, Mass. Thomas A. Edison Industries, McGraw-Edison Company-Voicewriter Div., 596 Bridge Street, City. Congratulations to the Class of ‘58. Underwood Corporation, 19-21 Catherine Street, Springfield, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1958. Bosworth Studio, 1537 Main Street, Springfield, Mass. Made the photographs for the seniors in this yearbook. College Clothes Shop, 208-14 Walnut Street (off State), Springfield. Free parking. Open evenings. Tuxedos for hire, cummerbund and bow tie in- cluded, $4.00. Gaugh School of Business, 182 State Street, Springfield, Mass. BIG DEMAND FOR GRADUATES OF THE GAUGH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (AsPro- gressive School) DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. RE 6-3366. American International College, 170 Wilbraham Road, Springfield, Mass. American International College, serving the Connecticut Valley — the col- lege where an individual counts — extends best wishes to the class of 1958. Western New England College, 114 Chestnut Street, Springfield, Mass., sends best wishes to the class of ‘58. Bachelor degrees in Law, Account- ing, Management, Engineering, Business. Co-ed. Day and evening sessions. Hartford Institute of Accounting, 66 Forest Street, Hartford, Conn. Students may earn while they learn. Part-time work available. Bay Path Junior College, Longmeadow, Mass. Best of luck to class of ‘58. Becker Junior College, Worcester 2, Mass. We wish you the very best of success. 148 Schermerhorn Fish Markets, 13 Stockbridge St: Largest seafood dealers in Western Massachusetts. Compliments of Fontana’s Market, 569 Worthing- ton St., Springfield, Mass. Albert David, Proprie- tor. Allied Baking Co., 328 Columbus Ave. Bakers of fine bread, cakes and pastries for all occasions. Joseph A. Cloutier T.V. and Radio Clinic, 70 Grant St., No. Wilbraham. Expert Radio and Electric Re- pair Home Service. The Chapman Valve Manufacturing Co., 203 Hampshire Street, Indian Orchard. Fairbanks Auto School, 20 Dwight Street, Spring- field, Mass. Established 1909 — oldest in New England. Tel. Re 4-9729. Bowling Greene, 503 State Street, Springfield. Everybody bowls for pleasure at this Commerce hangout. T. O'Toole Sons, Inc., 31 Jefferson Street, Stam- ford, Connecticut, Printer of this yearbook. The Yardstick, Winchester Square, (Catherine Street). Fabrics, Patterns, and Notions. STAFF Dr. Oscar Y. Gamel 6 Raymond J. Montagna 7 Frederick G. Allen 8 Francis P. Alleva 8, 18, 84, 90, 126 Alphonse J. Alminas 8, 94 ,108, 140 Mae G. Anderson 8 John W. Bennett 8, 24, 93, 106 108, 112, 114 Helen F. Benoit 7, 26 Sarah T. Brandwene 8 Cecelia M. Cabana 8, 95 Helene E. Carroll 8 Thomas Collins 9, 108, 112, 113, 116 Ernest L. Conchieri 9, 28 Elizabeth C. Connell 9, 96, 138 Mary G. Conway 9, 100 Josephine F. Dalton 26 Susan C. Dowd 9 Raymond H. Ellison 9, 115, 138 Helen G. Flynn 9, 131 Helen C. Foote 9 Katherine E. Garneau 26 Marian S. Gendron 26 Melvin H. Grant 10, 99 Regina T. Henderson 10, 86 Wayland J. Holley 10, 92, 106 Madeline C. Hunt 10, 97 Eleanor B. Hyde 10, 98 Mildred B. Jenks 10, 80 Harold W. Jones 10 Margaret E. Kelley 10, 95 Dr. Robert F. Kinder 22 Virginia M. Kuhnert 7 F. Shirley LaBonte 11, 28 Eleanor Lawler 26 Raymond C. Lemieux 11, 96 Helen M. Lynch 11, 125, 131 John J. MacKay 11, 78 Dorothy B. Malone 6, 26 Ruth G. Marsden 11 Madeline E. Maurer 11 Mary E. McCarthy 11, 83 Alberta G. McCleary 11, 99 Barbara J. McQuade 12 Catherine T. Meehan 12, 97, 100 Herbert S. Michaels 12, 94 Gladys A. Midura 12, 82 Catherine C. Moriarty 12 Mary E. Murrill 12, 128 Honora F. Nelligan 12 Evelyn Nichols 12, 26 Walter D. Nickerson 13, 23 Dr. Leonard R. Parkinson 13, 21, 98 H. Elizabeth Phelps 13, 85 Florence Provost 26 Helen E. Rankin 13, 92, 128 Mary A. Rearden 6, 26 Barbara B. Richardson 13, 118 Nora Richter 26 Bruno Rumpal 13, 110 Gladys A. Sartwell 13, 88 Anthony J. Serafino, Jr. 13, 24, 81, 90, 132 Mildred D. Shute 14, 93 Carl R. Stone 14, 79, 140 Harold E. Taylor 14 Henry R. Trespas 14 Eleanor M. Walker 14 Henry A Wiatrowski 14 William W. Wilder 14, 87 Helen Woods 26 Julia T. Zajchowski 14, 89 STUDENTS Abair, Ann 24, 92 Abbe, Judith 92, 121 Adams, Carole 92 Adornato, Ann 30 INDEX Agen, Carolyn 92, 122 Agnoli, Dawn 25, 92 Agnos, Betty 30, 102, 125, 134 Agnos, Nicholas 30, 108, 109 Ahern, Phillip 92, 112, 114 Aiken, Allan 30 Aiken, Marilyn 30 Aiken, Sandra 92 Akers, Norma 92 Albano, Joanne 30, 133, 140 Albano, Kathleen 30, 72 Albano, Robert 23, 78 Alfano, Peter 24, 86, 108, 114 Allard, Judy 80 Allen, Patricia 88, 90, 137 Anderton, Judy 88 Ansley, Sylvia 30 Anti, Robert 106, 108, 115 Arabik, Dorothy 92 Arillotta, Grace 94 Armata, Jo-Ann 88, 131 Artuph, Roman 31, 72, 137 Ashe, Catherine 31 Ashwell, Lorraine 88, 137, 141 Atanian, Helen 88, 122 Aube, Theresa 79 Aubin, Irene Mariani 31, 132 Authier, Charles 78 Authier, Lee 31 Bachar, Christine 92 Backus, Judith 31, 125, 141 Bailey, Amos 78 Bailey, Joyce 31, 132 Bailey, Leona 31 Baker, Barrie 92 Balicki, Shiela 28, 31, 102 Balsom, Carol 18, 32 Barker, Patricia 18, 32, 132 Barnett, Arthur 32 Barry, Donna 28, 22, 125 Barry, Frank 86, 108, 112, 139 Basile, Josephine 32 Bass, Donna 85 Battige, Beverly 32 Battista, Dolores 88, 127, 142 Bauer, Hazel 8 Bayer, Ruth 88, 139 Bazos, Angela 32, 130, 132 Bazos, Irene 88 Beard, Ann 122, 134 Beaulieu, Gerard 28, 32, 1 10, 116, 135, 137 Beaulieu, Joan 88, 90, 131 Beaulieu, Ruth 92 Becker, Jane 92, 134 Becker, Joan 92 Becker, Marvin 92 Bedinotti, Nancy 33 Beecher, Joyce 20, 92 Beerwort, Lawrence 33, 116, 137 Begin, Ronald 33, 78, 110, 115, Opa 3i74 Begley, Carol 92 Belden, Richard 92 Bell, Elizabeth 92 Bell, Joan Ann 92, 127 Belli, Betty 33 Bennett, Joyce 33 Bentley, Charles 92, 110 Benware, Carolyn 92 Berard, Jacqueline 92 Bernard, Phyllis 92 Bernardes, Ida 20, 92, 126 Bernier, Gail 33, 134 Berselli, Joyce 89 Berte, John 78 Berthiaume, James 78, 106, 112 Bertrand, Joanne 92 Beturne, Rosemary 25, 92 Beusee, Gerald 33, 72, 116 149 Bianconi, Carole 92 Bieard, Anna 92 Bielicki, Sandra 92 Bilodeau, Annette 33 Bilton, Judith 92 Bishop, Edward 87, 106, 109, 142 Bisi, Diane 92 Black, Carol 92, 134 Blackford, Elizabeth 89, 127 Blais, Rita 96 Blanchard, Gail 92 Blanchard, Sandra 92 Bliss, Lois 89, 137 Bobowiec, Barbara 89, 121 Bolden, Joyce 92 Bombard, John 92 Bordeau, Judith 34 Bordeaux, Patricia 24, 92 Borecki, Ann 92 Borek, Joan 17, 34 Borowick, Rosemarie 92 Borrette, Hazel 93 Borst, Elizabeth 93, 134 Borthwick, Gail 34 Boudreau, Carol 34 Bourcier, Rita 93 Bourque, Maureen 93 Bousquet, Cherie 93, 122 Bousquet, Joyce 23, 79 Bousquet, Richard 92, 108 Boussy, Beverly 93 Boussy, Norma 89 Boussy, Patricia 93 Bouthiller, Muriel 86, 132, 141 Bouthiller, Pierette 85, 141 Bower, Gail 89, 121, 124, 128, IS, WS, Boyer, Laurie 89, 124 Boyer, Leslie 34, 127 Bracci, Dianne 89 Brackett, Gail 89 Bradley, Bertha 89 Bradway, Carol 34, 127, 132, 138, 140 Bradway, Judy 93, 103, 140 Brauns, Karen 121 Breck, Susan 34 Breda, Mary 78 Breglio, Kathleen 34, 73 Brehart, Barbara 35, 118, 122, 132 Bressette, Karen 25, 93 Brochu, Kenneth 78 Brockman, Marion 86 Brodecki, Henry 78, 107, 110, 132 Brosnan, Beverly 17, 35, 132, 133, 139 Brosnon, Robert 115 Brown, Barbara 35 Brown, Bradley 79 Brown, Carole 22, 93 Brown, Delores 93 Brown, Jacquelyn 35 Brown, James 24, 87 Brown, Sandra 93 Brownhill, Patricia 142 Brunelle, Carol 78 Brunt, Joanne 93 Bruscoe, Judith 93 Bryant, Judith 78 Bryant, Rosemary 82 Bryant, Sandra 93 Buchanan, Barbara 80 Buchanan, Margaret 93, 121 Buckley, Joseph 92, 108 Buckley, Joyce 35, 132 Buckley, June 35 Bulat, Joanna 35, 134 Buldrini, Katherine 93, 121 Bullock, Jean 35 Burke, Geraldine 93 Burke, Sandra 78 Burno, Judith 36, 124, 136 Burrell, Carol 93 Burt, Judith 93 Burwell, Carrie 93 Butler, Pamela 93, 125, 134 Butman, Marlene 18, 36 Byrnes, Imelda 36, 130, 134 Calabrese, Cecelia 25, 93 Calabrese, Louis 92, 141 Calder, Joan 93 Calder, Judy 78, 141 Cameron, Mary 93 Camire, Dianne 36 Campbell, Bruce 124 Campbell, Sandra 93 Canning, Ann 92 Capaccio, Beverly 36, 138 Capuano, Mary 78 Cardaropoli, Frank 94 Cardinal, Hazel 78 Caron, Andrea 78 Carrow, Joyce 36 Carville, Patricia 93, 122, 135 Casali, Rosemarie 93 Caserio, Jane 93 Castonguay, Claire 78 Cato, Louise 129 Cayode, Marilyn 36 Cebula, Sandra 95 Champagne, Amy 78 Champagne, Frances 93 Champigny, Suzanne 36 Chapin, Patricia 93 Charest, Sandra 78 Chase, Dawn 37 Chiarizio, John 96 Chiarizio, Rosemary 37, 128, 132, 138 Chicketti, Diane 37, 134 Choiniere, Elaine 93, 134 Christopher, Judith 37 Churchill, Alberta 79 Cianchini, Betty 79 Cimino, Joanne 82 Claing, Carol 37, 127 Clark, Geraldine 13, 79, 128 Clark, Joan 37 Clark, Matthew 92 Clark, Nancy 96 Clarke, Loregay 80 Cloutier, Doris 79, 134 Cocchi, Beatrice 79 Coggins, Janice 79 Cohen, Barbara 37 Coles, Peter 37, 106, 107, 110, 112 Collina, Barbara 38 Collings, Albert 79, 108, 109, 128, WS2 442 Collings, Edith 23, 38 Collings, Edna 38, 121 Collings, Helen 38, 121 Collis, Kathie 19, 38 Combs, Carol 38 Commisso, Antoinette 38 Commisso, Geraldine 24, 38 Congdon, Carolyn 79 Consolini, Joanne 93 Consolini, Ronald 79 Conyers, Evelyn 83 Cooley, Everett 92 Cooley, Margaret 93, 127 Cooper, Gail 83, 141 Corliss, Joanne 79 Corliss, Linda 93 Correia, Catherine 93 Corriveau, Patricia 79 Cote, Eleanor 93 Coughlin, Janet 79 Coughlin, John 92 Couture, Beverly 19, 39, 133 Cox, Annette 98 Cox, Donald 92 Coyle, Barbara 93 Cranson, Irene 82 Craven, Dorene 93 Crawford, Donna 39, 131, 134 Crawford, Judy 79, 118 Cressotti, Elena 79, 125, 128, Il, Ue Crohan, Alice 79 Crosby, Carol 39, 134 Crouss, Laurel 93 Cuffee, Avis 79 Cullen, Geraldine 93 Curro, Pamela 93 Czupryna, Joseph 79, 108 Daigle, Dorine 18, 39, 132 D‘Amato, Joanne 93 Daniele, Guiseppe 92, 110, 114 Daniele, Linda 98 Darnley, Dorothy 80, 131 David, Neal 39, 73, 126, 132 Davignon, Judith 93 Davis, Joseph 39, 112, 113 DeBois, Charlotte 93 DeBonis, Carol 80 DeCarlo, Manon 80 Decker, Dorothy 39, 133 Delarm, Dorothy 93 Demers, Annette 93 Denesha, Bette 39, 125, 126, 132, IS, 15 Denette, Eleanor 80 DePalo, Gloria 97 Dernago, Theodore 92, 10, 141, 126 Deschaine Loretta 80 Desmarais, Irene 93 Devlin, Kathleen 93, 134 DeWolf, Jeanne 93 Dickson, Carole 94, 102 DiGrigoli, Karen 94, 134, 140 DiNoia, Ann 93 Dion, Joyce 23, 88, 120, 139 Dionne, Lorraine 88 Dolan, Thomas 86 Donahue, Dennis 92, 103, 112, 114 Donnellan, Catherine 94 Donovan, Linda 135 Donovan, Patricia 80, 142 Dooban, Sheila 82 Dorman, Joyce 94 Dorn, John 40, 73, 137 Doty, Patricia 84 Douglas, Rena 20, 94 Downer, Dorothy 28, 40, 131, 140 Drago, Pauline 40, 138 Dragone, Sandra 97 Dressel, Linda 94 Dubuc, Claudia 18, 40 Duffina, Margaret 25, 88, 129 Dulski, Janice 94, 121 Dumschat, Martin 78, 90, 106, LO7 MNO MSS pa4i Dunham, Barry 81, 132, 142 Dunn, Barbara 94 Dunn, Barbara Ann 80 Dunne, Patricia 40 Dunscombe, Maureen 21, 40, 141 DuPont, Norman 81, 107 Duquette, Irene 98 Durocher, Frank 92 Dyer, Mattie 40 Dyer, Rosalie 80 Dyl, Joann 94 Dziura, Martha 94 Easton, Patricia 20, 40 Edgerton, Judith 94, 134, 137 Edwards, Pamela 94 INDEX Eisold, Richard 94, 141 Elim, Sondra 99 Elms, Judith 94 Emirzian, Regine 94 English, Bonnie 80, 119, 126, 127, 128, 131 Eross, Arline 41 Fabbri, Janet 80 Falcone, Anne 94 Fantoni, Deanna 41, 121 Farina, Marilyn 94 Farioli, Roland 81, 130, 132 Farrell, Brenda 41, 141 Farrell, Natalie 94, 134 Fay, Patricia 41, 118, 119 Fazio, Carol 94, 120, 122, 124 Fazio, Frances 23, 41, 138 Ferguson, Carolyn 41, 118 Fett, Donna 94 Fielding, Robert 108 Fielding, Thomas 41, 110, 111, Wik), WS, 17 Figarsky, Marilyn 94 Figoni, Carol 41 Filiault, Julianne 18, 42, 71, 129 Finn, Jean 80, 125. 131, 132, 142 ini, ens 80), 122, 125, Sil, 1S, 142 Fiorentino, Antonette 42 Fiorentino, Marie 94 Fiorentino, Nancy 42 Fisk, Francis 94 Fitzgerald, Edna 22, 94, 134 Fitzgerald, John 42, 73, 108, 109, WIA, Wis Fitzgerald, Katherine 42, 138, 128 Fitz Gibbon, Linda 80 Flanders, Judith 80 Flanders, William 42, 116 Florio, Helen 23, 42, 134 Fluke, Marjorie 42 Flynn, Joyce 94 Flynn, Patricia 43, 138 Fontaine, Joseph 96 Ford, Anita 43, 140 Ford, Annie 94 Forgotch, Theresa 43, 124, 134 Forsstrom, Beverly 43, 125, 128, 132, 136 Forsyth, Elaine 94 Fortini, Joyce 94 Foster, Sharon 43 Fox, Carolyn 94 Frangiamore, Susan 80, 90, 119, 125, 126, 132, 142 French, Mary 80 Freyenhagen, Gale 94 Friedman, Judith 94 Froebel, Martha 94 Fronzi, Barbara 94, 124, 125 Fultz, Joyce 141 Fusaro, Beverly 17, 43, 138 Gagnon, Dennis 92 Galavotti, Diane 43 Gallagher, Susan 94 Gallerani, Gay 25, 94 Gallivan, Joy 85 Gardner, Bettyanne 94 Gardner, Elaine 43, 128, 138 Garone, Ann 80 Gasparini, Joyce 44 Gates, Sandra 80, 131, 134 Gearring, Eddie 86, 106, 108, 109, 2 Ales Geiger, Beverly 94 Geiger, Victoria 80 Gelineau, Joyce 94 Gelonese, James 94 Gendron, Gail 82, 131 Gentile, Angelane 80, 132, 134 150 Gentile, Peter 81 Gentile, Rosalie 94 Gero, Phyllis 94 Gharieb, Richard 94, 108, 109 Giancola, Geraldine 25, 94 Giancola, Katherine 44, 139 Gilreath, Loretta 44 Giupponi, Adelaide 95 Glasgow, Shirley 44, 141 Gleason, Donna 95, 122 Godbolt, Nettie Jean 81, 120, 134 Golemo, Irene 81, 128, 132 Goodman, David 44, 106, 142 Goodman, Linda 81, 121 Goodnough, Joan 95 Goodrich, Doris 81, 118 Goodrich, Gloria 44, 118, 119 Gordon, Carol 95 Gordon, Donna 81 Gordon, Joyce 44 Gore, Agnes 95 Gore, Raymond 81, 108, 142 Gorman, James 23, 81, 90, 107, 110, Wt, WA, WO, WS Gorman, Patricia 18, 44 Gosciminski, Irene 45 Gouvan, Arlene 95 Gouvan, Dorothy 81 Gouvan, Edwina 95 Gouvan, Joan 95, 120 Gouvin, Eva 83 Grandison, E. Dale 45 Grant, Joyce 95 Gravel, Theresa 81, 119, 121 Graves, Marcia 18, 81, 118 Gray, Mary 81, 141 Greene, Carl 22, 94, 108, 115 Greenwood, Nancy 81, 134 Grilli, Regina 95 Grochmal, Judith 45, 127 Gross, Dawn 45, 141 Grover, Jean 95 Grundstrom, Carolyn 95, 120, 134 Guarnieri, Carolyn 45 Guay, Ernest 81, 116, 128, 132 Guillary, Paquita 84 Guistimbelli, Joan 81 Gulbrandsen, Karen 81, 125, 126, 128, 132 Gumlaw, Sandra 81 Gurney, Lois 95, 134 Gustafson, Carl 81 Gustafson, Kenneth 79 Hadd, Nancy 45 Hall, Portia 95 Hamel, Lorraine 45, 131 Hamilton, Joan 45 Hanson, Evelyn 95 Hargraves, Elizabeth 23, 46 Hargraves, Penny 81 Harpin, Maxine 95 Harrington, Margaret 81, 119, 130 Harris, Bernice 97 Harris, Judith 18, 46, 72, 132, 138, 139 Harrison, Carol 46, 72 Harte, Joyce 97 Hartley, Carol 95 Hartley, Judith 46 Hartmann, Priscilla 95 Haskins, Shirley 93 Haverly, Judith 81 Hearn, Phyllis 46 Hebert, Juliette 20, 95 Hebert, Vivian 95, 121 Height, Carolyn 18, 81 Henderson, Adrienne 46, 118, 140 Henry, Barbara 24, 46 Herlihy, Barbara 46 Heroux, Flora 88 Herrick, Grace 88 Herring, Verne 47, 118 Hewitt, Rachel 95 Hicks, Carol 47 Hill, Audrey 47, 133 Hirnyk, Theresa 85 Hitchcock, Charles 79, 141 Hobson, Linda 18, 23, 47, 129 Hodge, Cynthia 80, 141 Hoffman, Judith 47, 132, 134, 140 Holman, Carol 95 Holman, Judith 95 Hooper, Barbara 95 Hopkins, Mary 92 Hoskin, Joyce 88 Hovagimian, Sandra 95 Howie, Diane 47 Hreschuk, Sandra 47 Hughes, Pamela 95 Hupfer, Phyllis 47 Hurley, Paula 95 Hurst, Carolyn 88 Hurston, Arthur 94, 108, 114 Ingalls, Judith 48, 132 Jablonski, Barbara 48 Jablonski, Joan 97 Jackson, Marjorie, 88 Jackson, Patricia 89 Jackson, Shirley 95 Jalbert, Deanna 88, 134 Jameson, Betty 48: Jameson, Marjorie 95 Janik, Carol 88, 134 Jaszewski, Petronela 95 Jelly, Gloria 88 Jenkins, Charles 79 Joaquin, Geraldine 48 Jodlowski, Irene 19, 95 Jodoin, Carol 95 Johnson, Ann 48 Johnson, Jean 88, 128, 132 Johnson, Roberta 95 Johnson, Sandra 88 Jolicoeur, Alice 88 Jones, David 24, 48, 87 Jones, Donna Lee 95 Jones, Lisa 95 Jones, Vernia 85 Jones, Willie 48, 108 Jorgensen, Carol 48, 131 Josey, Barbara 95, 122, 124, 134 Jurczyk, Camille 83 Kaczor, Constance 95, 134 Kaczawka, Camille 95 Kadenas, Katherine 83 Kadzik, Cynthia 98 Kampfer, Richard 49, 141 Kamuda, Barbara 95, 130 Kane, Ann 95 Kane, Jo-Ann 49, 130, 141 Kane, John 92 Kane, William 110 Kapansky, Phyllis 83 Kapecki, Joan 49 Kaplinger, Dinah 95 Kean, Nancy 49, 138, 139 Keane, Joanne 95 Keane, Joyce 49 Kearns, Joan 83 Keeley, Sandra 95 Kelley, Kathleen 17, 49, 132 Kelley, Maureen 49 Ke nnedy, Pauline 83 Killam, Janet 99 Kimball, Dennis 99, 114 King, Debbie 49 King, Gwendolyn 95 King, Sandra 83 Klase, Nancy 84, 136 Klenakis, Emmanuel 79, 106, 108, 112, 114 Klenakis, Portia 95 Knapp, Diane 95 Knapp, Gail 18, 50 Knapton, Ann 94 Knaus, Beverly 95, 126 Knowlton, Sandra 83, 128, 131, 132 Knox, Robert 21, 96, 110 Koetsch, Brenda 50 Koles, Betsy 25, 83 Konsberg, Kulli 83, 132, 134 Koob, Marie 95 Korezyk, Soya 94 Kowalski, Betty 83 Kozaczka, Donald 108, 109 Kucharski, Victoria 95 Kwolek, Chester 86, 108, 112, 114, VAI, 142 Kynard, Robert 79, 108, 112 LaBelle, Judith 23, 83 La Broad, Nancy 83 La Croix, Joyce 95 Lahan, Margaret 134 La Flamme, Lucille 17, 50 La Francis, Carol 50, 125 Laino, Kathleen 96 La Motte, Marcella 50 La Mountain, Lois 50 Lamoureux, Beverly 83, 141 Landers, Elinor 50, 119 La Nigra, Jane 28, 50 La Pine, Shirley 95 La Plante, Carol Ann 85 Laver, Carol 96, 122 Laurino, Jean 83, 121 Lavallee, Cecile 51 Law, Linda 96 Lecuyer, Jennie 82 Leddy, Janet 96 Le Duc, Kathleen 96, 134 Lemieux, Suzanne 83, 121, 128, 132 Lemire, Annette, 19, 96 Lemoine, Elaine 96 Lepovetsky, Lois 83, 128, 134, 141 Letourneau, Constance 96 Letourneau, Joyce 51, 138 Levalle, Olivia 51 Leveille, Paul 86, 137 Leventis, William 96, 110 Levreault, Theresa 51 Lewis, Elizabeth 96 Lewis, Joyce 96, 120, 121 Lindquist, Priscilla 96 Lockwood, Ronna 82 Logan, Patricia 83 Lohan, Margaret 96, 122 Loizzo, Patricia 96 Lombardi, Angela 96 Longhi, Sandra 96 Loomis, Janet 83 Lopata, Sandra 96, 121 Lord, Dorothy 83 Lore, Angela 96 Lorenz, Jean 96 Los, Barbara 96, 121 Lotito, Ann 96 Lovelace, Alice 83, 119, 126 Luchini, Richard 23, 96 Lucia, Virginia 51 Lunden, Peggy 51, 133 Lyle, Elizabeth 96, 126, 134 Lyman, Joanne 96 Lyon, Marcia 83 Lyons, Otis 86, 112, 113 Macaulay, Linda 96 MacPherson, Sandra 51, 137 Maher, Sandra 51 INDEX Makol, Carol 84, 129 Makol, Vivienne 52, 73 Malanson, Ann 84 Malcolm, Roberta 18, 24, 52 Malecki, Sylvia 84 Malley, Beverly 84 Malone, Brenda 52 Mamuska, Carolyn 96 Manarite, Adeline 52 Manegre, Judy 96 Mann, Charlotte 52, 132, 139 Manseau, Elizabeth 52, 132 Mansfield, Anne 52 Mantoni, Virginia 96 Maratea, Marguerite 52, 141 Marcil, Lorraine 84 Marcil, Madeline 84 Marea, Patricia 84 Marino, Ann 96 Markham, Elaine 96 Markowski, Jean 53 Maroon, Elizabeth 96 Maroon, Joseph 96 Marren, James 92 Marren, Susan 96 Marshall, George 79 Marshall, Suzanne 97 Marszalek, Sandra 84 Martin, Daniel 96 Martin, Mary 86 Martin, Jeanette 97 Martin, Ruth 97, 126 Maruca, Joyce 19 Mason, Alberta 97 Mason, Leonardine 53, 141 Mastalerz, Patricia 84, 125, 128, JB, We, ev! Mastey, Theresa 84 Mastrangelo, Diane 84 Mastroyin, Mary 84 Mattson, Helen 120, 122 Mayhew, Roger 96 Mazza, Judith 97 Mazzarino, Helen 84, 128, 132, 142 Mazzie, Patricia 97 Mc Cants, Maxine 97 Mc Cants, Ned 53, 108, 112, 113 Mc Carl, Marjory 84 Mc Carthy, Irene 84 Mc Carthy, Patricia 84 Mc Caskill, Dorothy 97 Mc Cormick, Cecelia 97 Mc Cormick, Jane 84 Mc Coy, Lenard 96, 114 Mc Donald, Raymond 116, 141 Mc Gregor, Sylvia 89 Mc Lain, Rose 97 Mc Laurin, Thomas 86 Mc Loyd, Bobbie 21, 53, 122, 124, 139 Mc Neil, Nancy 97 Meade, Carol 97 Mederian, Patricia 97 Meding, Manfred 79, 110 Mee, Robert 102 Meissner, Dorothy 97 Mellen, Patricia 97 Meltzer, Evelyn 97, 134 Mercure, Dolores 97 Merola, Janet 97 Merrick, Margaret 84 Messier, Arline 19, 97 Messier, Marjorie 84 Meunier, Shirley 82 Miles, Patricia 53 Milionis, Margaret 82 Miller, Mary 82 Miller, Roy 53 Millette, Muriel 97 Mills, Eva 53, 118 151 Miloz, Carol 53 Misterka, Helen 54, 129, 132 Mitchell, Ann 28, 54, 136, 139 Mitchell, Carol 97 Moberg, Raymond 87, 106, 108, WIA, Ww Mogue, Phyllis 54 Moline, Elizabeth 97 Molino, Marilyn 54, 125 Monette, Irene 97, 134 Monzillo, Frances 24, 54 Moore, Lillian 82, 90, 134 Moore, Patricia 84 Moran, Wendy 97 Moreau, Judith 88 Morganstern, Joyce 84, 121 Moriarty, Judith 97 Moriarty, Kevin 21, 99 Morin, Joanne 97 Morin, Margaret 99 Morini, Dorothy 97 Morisi, Carol 54, 138 Morren, Gail 84, 132, 134 Morris, Joan 28, 54, 73, 119, 122, 132, 138 Morris, Michael 87, 90, 108, 116, 142 Mosher, Judith 54 Moskal, Evelyn 55 Moss, Virginia 55, 128 Mouret, Nona 55 Moynahan, Barbara 84, 90 Muia, Theresa 97 Mumblo, Claire 84 Murchison, Mary 85, 95 Murray, Lee 55 Muruca, Joyce 97 Muscara, Antoinette 84, 141 Murray, Lee 55 Muruca, Joyce 97 Muscara, Antoinette 84, 141 Nadelman, Susan 97 Nascembeni, Faith 55 Nascembeni, Frances 96 Nelson, Jean 97 Nelson, Joan 55 Nelson, Marlene 97 Nelson, Sandra 55 Newell, Diane 82, 121, 133 Newell, Mary Jeanne 55 Newman, Robert 96, 110 Nichols, Carol 82 Nicholson, Gail 97 Nilson, Esther 82, 141 Nixon, Sally 82, 131, 132 Noctor, Dymphna 97, 121, 122, 124 Noel, Marilyn 95 Noel, Nancy 82 Noonan, Kathleen 83 Noren, Arthur 96, 108 Norrington, Sandra 56 Norris, Patricia 97, 134 Ober, Joanne 97 O’Brien, Brian 56, 71, 72, 106, LOS 2 a2 Aas 2a 37, O’Brien, Judith 82 O’Brien, Maureen 82, 134 O’Connor, Ellen 92 O'Connor, Patricia 97, 121 O'Donnell, Elizabeth 97, 122, 127 Officer, Sandra 56, 131 Oldenburg, Paul 56, 116 O'Leary, Lynn 97 Oliver, Judith 97 Olson, Carole 82, 128, 132 O’Quinn, Agnes 24, 56, 118, 124 Ortona, Catherine 56 Ottoson, Carol 97, 134 Packard, Pamala 97 Palozie, Patricia 97, 121 Pappas, Cryssula 82 Pappas, Joyce 56, 128, 135, 136, 140 Parent, Thelma 97 Parker, Inez 82 Parks, Charlotte 56, 118 Parylak, Dorothy 57 Paschetto, Patricia 57, 129, 131 Pasquale, Linda 57 Passidakis, Soola 97 Paul, Ann 97 Paul, Willfred 87, 110 Pease, Judith 82, 125 Peck, Beverly 82 Pehlvanian, Harold 96, 110, 102 Pelletier, Margaret 82 Pelletier, Yvonne 97 Penna, Paul 96, 110 Perrault, Carole Ann 82, 122 Perrine, Patricia 57 Perrotta, Madeline 97, 122 Perusse, Mary 97 Peterson, Phyllis 16, 82, 128, 131, Ne. eu, 2h Petri, Marlene 57 Petty, Marilyn 82 Phillips, Sandra 57, 128, 139 Phipps, Loretta 82, 132 Pierce, Joyce 98 Pietras, Joanne 98 Pietras, Thomas 96, 141 Pietroniro, Mary 98 Pilegi, Thomas 92 Pilon, Ann 85, 90, 133 Pippin, Marilyn 57, 119, 141 Plant, Sharon 98 Planzo, Antoinette 57 Planzo, Marlene 98, 127 Plummer, Kenneth 96 Podgorski, Arnold 96 Pollard, Joyce 98 Pooler, Barbara 85 Potter, Dorothy 85 Poulos, Mary 95 Pratt, Carol 98 Prifti, Donald 96 Prinz, Elaine 58 Prochazka, Geraldine 58 Proulx, Diane 85, 114, 132 Provost, Susan 58, 140 Ptaszkiewicz, Irene 97 Pula, Theresa 85, 128, 131, 132, 134 Pulliam, Barbara 58 Putnam, Cherrie 98, 134 Putnam, Patricia 98 Pyzik, Carol 98 Pyzik, Patricia, 58 Quaggin, Frances 98 Rado, Erika 58, 139 Rainville, Jeane 85 Rancore, Janet 58 Ransom, Sandra 98 Raschi, Janet 85, 116, 142 Ratte, Joyce 85, 141 Rattelle, Joyce 85 Rauh, Carol 98 Raymond, Gertrude 58 Regan, Joy 59, 137 Relihan, David 92 103 Remillard, Donna 98 Remillard, Linda 85 Rheaume, Ronald 81, 90, 108, 116, 136 Richards, Carole 59, 132 Richards, Dorothy 98 Richards, Marcia 98 Richards, Virginia 98 Richardson, Violet 98, 120 Richmond, Marcia 98 Rickson, Judith 98 Riley, Beverly 85 Robar, Janice 85 Robare, Donna 98 Robare, Kathryn 59 Robbins, Louise 98 Robbins, Philip 23, 87, 106 INDEX Shirly, Gloria 61, 139 Siano, Patricia 98 Sibilia, Concetta 23, 86, 119 Sierputowski, Linda 23, 98 Silva, Mario 96, 110, 111 Simard, Charles 96, 103 Simard, Judith 86 Simmons, Benita 98 Skeean, Judith 89 Szpakowski, Alice 83, 90 Taft, Linda 87, 120, 121 Talbot, Carol 87 Talbot, Diane 95 Taliaferro, Carol 24, 99 Tamkovich, Carol 99, 121 Tarbell, Judy 87, 132 Tarbet, Fay 141 Vignone, Judith 100 Villeneuve, Shirley 100 Voltz, James 99 Vomacka, Elizabeth 87, 128, 131 Vosburgh, Diane 89, 90, 127, 128, 131, 132513455140 Vumbaco, James 78, 108 Vyskocil, Patricia 100 Tarozzi, Rosemarie 63 Wade, Martha 23, 100, 102, 122, Tavener, Judy 24, 99 127 Taylor, Elizabeth 99 Wade, Nancy 28, 66, 72, 128, 138 Taylor, Jo-Ann 63 Wadleigh, James 99 | Roberts, Beverly 98 Roberts, Carole 59, 124 Roberts, Diane 95, 120 Small, Gary 21, 23, 96 Smith, Betty 98 - Smith, Beverly 86 Roberts, Gail 59 Roberts, Joan 59, 133 Roberts, Judy 98, 103, 134 Robinson, Yvoma 59 Robson, Judith 59 Rodimon, Beverly 60, 73, 128, 132 Roger, Patricia 98 Rollend, Patricia 80, 128, 132 Roode, Bonnie 98, 125 Rosemond, Pauline 84, 120 Rouleau, Dennis 96 Rourke, Teresa 98 Rowell, Frances 85, 134 Roy, Susanne 98, 134 Rozkuszka, Frances 98 Ruel, Kathleen 98, 141 Rutherford, Gayle 85 Ryan, Judith 85 Ryan, Thomas 60, 73, 116, 137 Ryan, Wilma 85 Rybezyk, Theresa 60, 134 Ryburn, Nancy 85, 127 Sabellico, Josephine 95 Saczawa, Barbara 98 Safarik, Betty Ann 98 St. Marie, Evelyn 60, 119, 128, 139 Salvatera, Patricia 82 Samble, Carole 98, 133, 134 Samborski, Barbara 82 Sanders, Dolores 85 Sanders, Fanchon 60 Santamaria, Judith 85 Santaniello, Carole 98 Santos, Amelia 85 Sapelli, Carole 85 Sarage, Barbara 98 Sares, Alice 98 Sarnelli, Corine 85 Sauve, Loretta 60 Savage, Nancy 98, 125, 133 Savoy, Jeanette 86 Savoy, Joanne 98 Scarfe, Irene 86 Scharmer, Edith 60 Schauer, Gail 60 Schenck, Sandra 22, 61 Schmitt, Mary 86 Schoppe, Sandra 86, 125, 128, 132, 134 Scully, Joan 86, 134 Sears, Carol 98 Serafini, Victoria 86, 129 Serafino, Jean 86, 129 Sergides, Crystalou 98 Serra, Gloria 98 Shaponick, Miriam 61 Sharpe, Norma 98 Shaw, Ronald 96 Shea, Kathleen 98 Shea, Mary 98 Shea, Patricia 98 Sheldon, Marga ret 98 Sherman, Patricia 98 Sherman, Sarah 61, 122 Shimkus, Elizabeth 18, 61, 138 Shirly, Francis 87, 115, 116 Smith, Carolyn 98 Smith, Gloria 99 Smith, James 61 Smith, Josephine 86 Smith, Linda 99 Smith, Marcia 61 Smith, Margaret 61, 134, 141 Smith, Maryann 99 Smith, Nancy 84 Smith, Randolph 87, 106 Smith, Sandra 99, 121 Smith, Vivian 28, 62, 132, 138 Sniezyk, Diane 86 Snyder, Barbara 99 Snyder, Beverly 99 Soja, Eleanor 99, 121 Souliere, Carol 86, 119, 127, 131, 132 Spagnoli, Nancy 99 Spencer, Gene 99 Spencer, Mary 80 Spiriti, Ellen 99 Spry, Lesly 99 Sroka, Anna 20, 62 Sroka, Mary 62 Stabilo, Joan 20, 99 Stagnaro, Judy 62, 119 Starzyk, Jennie 62, 134, 141 Stebbins, Gail 62 Steiger, Ann 99 Stella, Carol-Ann 94 Sternes, Ruth 100 Stevens, Barbara 98 Stevens, Rose 62 Stevenson, Cynthia 62 Stewart, Etta 24, 86 Stewart, Margaret 99, 121 Stoddard, Joan 63 Stoddard, Suzanne 63 Stolba, Ann Marie 86, 132 Stoumbelis, Agnes 86, 131 Stovall, Sarah 86 Stovall, Warren 63, 116 Streeter, Barbara 99, 100, 122, 134 Striker, Garry 81 Stuart, Elizabeth 99, 122 Stubbs, Edward 63, 110, 135, IS7-alsSatail Sturtevant, Barbara 99, 134 Sullivan, Barbara 99, 134 Sullivan, Cornelius 23, 87, 116, 137 Sullivan, Joan 99, 137 Sullivan, Lloyd 78, 106, 132 Sullivan, Marilyn 99 Sullivan, Richard 99 Sullivan, Sheila 63, 122 Supernor, Allen 94 Supryna, Mary Ann 86, 127, 131, 140 Sutton, Rosalie 99 Svec, Carol 86, 131, 141 Sweeney, Patricia 99 Swiattowski, Carol 99 Swider, Carol 86 Szarlan, Joanne 63 Szczepanek, Jane 99 Taylor, Linda 64, 72 Tebaldi, Beverly 64, 126 Tebaldi, Carol 87, 128 Teel, Marianne 87, 132, 141 Teel, Pat ricia 99 Teel, Sally 64 Terzi, Jane 64 Terzi, Joan 64, 138 Testori, Lorraine 64 Tetreault, Dolores 64, 133 Thayer, Sally 87, 132 Theocles, Catherine 87 Theocles, Crystal 99 Theocles, Katherine 99 Theroux, Cynthia 99 Therrien, Ruth 99 Thiebe, Pauline 87 Thomas, Edward 99, 103 Thomas, Margaret 99 Thomas, Marjorie 99 Thomas, Shirley 87, 90 Thompson, Joan 64 Thompson, Paige 99 Thurston, Alice 97 Tibbetts, Shirley 87 Tilden, Sandra 65, 139 Till, Marilyn 99 Tokartschuk, Ludmilla 65 Topoosian, Carol 17, 65, 125, TO, We Tracy, Dorothy 99 Tranghese, Ann 99 Treat, Doris 99 Trela, Barbara 99 Tremblay, Barbara 100 Tremblay. Janet 100 Trimboli, Marianne 65, 132 Trombley, Arline 100 Trombley, June 87 Trombley, Mary Lou 26, 100 Trudeau, Patricia 65, 137 Tryba, Patricia 87 Tulip, Joan 65 Tunstall, Judith 100 Tuohey, Shelia 65, 138, 139 Turcotte, Joyce 100 Turnberg, Sandra 100 Turowsky, Judith 18, 23, 65 Tyrer, Barbara 87, 131 Ugolik, Mary Ann 66 Uhlig, Barbara 87 Valentine, Betty 16, 87, 125, 131 Van Derlick, Margaret 99 Varnadore, Barbara 66, 118, 122 Vasquez Nicholas 78, 141 Vaz, Beverly 100 Veinot, John 66, 132, 140 Vennard, Janice 66, 125, 128, USi, ISH Venturini, Everett 16, 79, 112, 114 Veratti, Shirley 100 Verducci, Vincent 78, 106, 108, 112 Vermette, Yvonne 94 Vesentini, Dalma 87, 131 Vigneault, Rachel 66 Wadsworth, Judith 100 Walczak, Beverly 100 Waldron, Sheila 66, 134 Wallace, Joan 80 Walsh, Martha 89, 125, 131, 132, | 134, 141 Ward, Paul 66, 108, 109, 112, 113, 116 Warga, Katherine 67, 128, 132 Warren, Jeanne 67 Watson, Lynn 100 Wdowiak, Joan 100 Weatherbee, Audrey 67 Webster, Beverly 100, 125, 134 Wellman, Charles 18, 86, 115 Westergren, Janice 67 Wheeler, Linda 67 Wheeler, Mildred 67, 128 Wheeler, Toni 67: White, Barbara 21, 100 White, Julia 67, 132 White, Paul 18, 68, 116 White, Pauline 100 White, Virginia 68, 128, 140 Wiley, Linda 100 Williams, Barbara 96 Williams, Carole A. 68, 141 Williams, Carole E. 68 Williams, Frances 100 Williams, Marilyn 68, 141 Williamson, Jane 89 Willis, Bonnie 100 Wilson, Elizabeth 100 Wilson, Lynn 99 Wimbish, Clara 68 Winberg, Sandra 89 Winiarski, Barbara 68, 131 Winslow, Gail 18, 68 Wirzbicki, Gladys 89, 128, 132, 13! Wise, Kathleen 89 Wisiolek, Eugenie 100 Wizber, Eileen 69 Wojcik, Sandra 100, 122, 134 Wojna, Eleona 89 Wojtowicz, Shirley 69 Wondowlowski, Patricia 100 Wood, Maureen 100 Wooden, Charlene 89 Woodruff, Judith 89, 131 Woods, Edward 99, 108, 141 Wray, Loretta 89 Wright, James 69, 108 Wright, Thomas 21, 99, 114 Wuertz, Jean 89 Wyman, Patricia 98 Yando, Gloria 20, 99, 134 Yando, Joan 69, 132 Yelinek, Joyce 69, 139 York, Carol 93 Young, Carol 93 Zajdel, Barbara 89, 126, 131 Zawrotny, Carolyn 94 Ziemba, Dor othy 89 Zucco, Virginia 94 Zuffelato, Kathleen 92 | HNdS_- RP —e m r Ap youR 9 Youre te Oh reat at bala an H Peis Male ATE Ais WH Jo tA te ie ‘