Cromwell High School - Magna Panthera Yearbook (Cromwell, CT)

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Carrying out qi tradition. A yearly custom was carried out by the Class of '59 and now it has been passed on to the class of '6O. Invariably. the stolen C winds up in the janitor's room. but the prank always manages to throw a scare into the administration. Lorraine Organek Lorri Loud, booming voice . . . talented . . . Micki, Nance. Nanci . . . likes those Sunday afternoon rides . . . warm and friendly. Ambition: Teacher Charles Oxerend Butch Good looking . . . baseball champ . . . Don juan . , . from the A.O.T. crowd terrific Ambition: Undecided Jacqueline Passamano Jackie White conxertible . . . always at a party . . . if anyone knows him. Jackie will . . . ability to change color of hair . . . millions of friends all over the state. Ambition. Nurse Robert Pellegnni Bob Artistic ability . . . P.O.D. antagonist . . . one of three dolls . . . Is Pelle- grmi here today? . . . a guy whos going places. Ambition: Surveyor Frank Petrella Frank Tremendous sport . . . one of the iron men . , . classy shirts . ,. ??????? . .. can be found with Richie . . . bounc ing personality. Ambition. College YN illiam Planeta Bill From C.H.S. s model agency . . Shorty . . . hunting enthusiast . . . skyscraper in four short years . , . des- tination. success. Ambition: Phamiacist 57 -Z tr 'Z'

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as tr' IC' 'T intl fig and problems for Mr. Pushee. Malcolm Mitchell Mitch'l One of the Schlibiks . . likes a good argument official paper opener long live the Germans We all pay homage to the king of laughter Ambztzon Pilot U S A F Jeffrey Moore jeff Mr C H S Cool it with a ba- boon s blood . great on the basket- ball court C.H.S.'s mouthpiece the people s choice. Ambition Lawyer William Moore Bill Amiable one of Pennys men . . . a ladies man likes cars . . . always a good companion Ambztzon Engineer Mary Jacqueline Morello Jackie Loves a good time . . . belongs to Cromwells second, also Cromwell's first . . . a winning smile . . . Glad, Linda. Barb Barb Fran . . . all the attributes of a successful secretary. Ambition: Private Secretary Nancy Neville Nance Lorri, Micki, Nanci . . . lNhat home- work?!!U . . . her pretty blue eyes are subject to much teasing . . . UCOHH weekends . . . able to convey her mes- sage of friendship in many languages' Ambition: College uDiCksa Richard Nixon A muscular mind . . . JOgglflg gal! - . - advanced experimenter . . . subtle hu mor . . . a definite success. Ambztzon. Physicist 56 This is neither the time nor the place . . an I The office bench held all forms of school business 9 mail for the secretariesg newspapers for the POD wi classesg visitors to the schoolg films for Mr. Stroneski 'Ri 1 fav-

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655 4':f:'1 f X l A f Norman Plumley Norm ' if . ,Q jovial disposition . , . infectious laugh I . . . blushes easily . . . field and stream 1 ' man . . . dead eye with a shotgun. Ambition: Navy f ' 'fi Marianne Pomstein Marianne QW' 'V Hardworker . . . madcap journalist . . . can be found with Micki or Joe . . . G.S.S. president for three con- secutive years . . . humor's as natural as breathing. Ambition: Journalist Lawrence Rec Larry Down by the riverside Cwith boatsj . . . K'Hel1o, dear . . . Wreck . , . blond from Holyoke . . . friendly guy with a sensational sense of humor. Ambition: Air Force Ruth Ann Riggott Ruth'l Quiet and sincere . . . sparkling heir- loom . . . blond wavy hair . . . wonder- ful to be with, and George thinks so, too . . . equipped with a heartwarming smile. Ambition: Marriage Stephen Riggott, Jr. Steven Stomping through the Maine woods . . . outdoorsy . . . Norm, Rich, and Bill . . . smiles for everyone . . . not so shy anymore. Ambition: Forestry V00 Victoria Rogers Vicki -...,f Persistence without noise . . . nutrition is her business . . . Honest1y,' . . . can be seen carrying Miss Stevens' lunch tray . . . pleasant personality. Ambition: Dietician I It worked the last timel? . . . Mixing KMnOgg and S + Glycerine can sometimes be disastrous. In the several chem classes, lab peri- ods were held twice weekly. They often resulted in peculiar odors in the corridors.