Danbury High School - Aggregate Yearbook (Danbury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1954 volume:

Publlshed by the Class of 1954 Danbury Hlgh School Danbury Connectxcut P V . ,, . . 1 9 me lC6ltl0l'l In appreclatlon of the three years of guldance and advlce devoted to us, we dedlcate our yearbook to Wir Wlllldnl Ryan, our class advlsor and frlend Any thing that we undertook as a class was a success because of hls unappreclatn e, lt was always gratlfylng to know that we could take to hlm our problems, whether personal or otherwise As we leave these corrldors, we shall not depart Wllll0Ul saying, Mr Ryan, a most Important page ln our Journal of memories lS re served for you, a page that wlll never be blemlshed by ungratefulness Thank you 2 fe g I C wise counsel and unfailing interest. Although at times we may have seemed . 1 1 . W . 44 . ' . . . . - - - 97 We, the class of 1934, wish to express our gratitude to Miss Bea com for her mterest in us and all our undertakings Her anuable pers onallty and pleasant manner have made our assom l1ltl0llS with her most enjoyable Although she was unable to continue as our elass .ldv lsor, her previous assistant-e and unselfish glllIlllllCC will long be remembered For helping us through our most dilfieult year. Miss Krolla is deserv- ing of our endless thanks. She has worked with tireless effort for the betterment of our class and in time of need she was always there with encouragement and understanding. In return we can leave her only our sincere thanks, and the knowledge that her influence will remain with us and help to guide us in our future years. m 3 954 Since history was first recorded, diaries have played a very im- portant part. Many historical events would have been lost to modern man had not somebody set down a record of these events in the form of a journal. Between the covers of this book are recorded the happenings that numbered our days at Danbury High School, days that molded and prepared us for the years ahead. This is our journal . . . C'.mfmf6 , , . 1 Jdclminidfrafion SMA, .Sin iam 320 fllfeff .f4lALlica Wade Qrganiza fiona .f4cfiuifie5 .f4c!uerfi.4emen fa nfmnsvsm - RICHARD NAHLEY miI 06l08C 19 Joseph Snyder .... .. Connie Tomanio ..... Carole Carley ..... Judith Watt ....... Audrey Rucus ...... Ellen Thompson ..... Rita Rubinstein ........ Edward Schullery .....,, Betsy Roy .,........... SW! Sports Write-ups Art Music . .. . Advertising Typing Layout Photography . Editorial BERNICE MLECZKO .X4C!U9l'lL:5U'lg 6 Lf0l'l6l! 3 ,Qing .fdofminidfrafion A..- ,2- .lf '7' -4, ,J, 1 4. -L if 'T' ,gvmw X Ohvuf S+ Cfgqn I , , 5 FF L , FT E w x 6 I , I v ,T 1? 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Left to right John A Define, Fred S Wilson, Francis J Vaubhn, Arnold McLachlan Mildred G Smith, john J Stone, Fred W Otto, Jr Rabln Jerome R Malmo, Maurice Conmll' Chester W Folev, T Edgar Whlte and Walter P Sweet Mlssmg Henry A Rocano I2 MR WALTER P SWEET The class of 1994 wlll always be indebted to our most capable Superintendent of Schools, Mr Walter P Sweet We have appreclated the great lnterest that 3CtlVlll8S and, also ln our extra currlcular work Yes, we shall remember Mr Sweet for h1s help and under standmg of our many problems 13 both he and Mrs. Sweet have shown in our scholastic s ' ' ' MR RAYMOND E CLAFLIN Smce Prlnclpal Raymond E Clafhn first wel comed us to Danbury Hlgh School, he has been a symbol of patnent guldance and slncere advice Hls endless concern for our school and lts stu dents has been shown to us through the many educatlonal opportumtles aiorded us He has proved a welcome counselor for all our class actxvltles and hls presence has glven us assurance and mcentlve to attaln hlgher goals As we face the future wlth confidence, Mr Claflm wlll re n1a1n m our thoughts as an outstandmg educator and true frlend 14 MISS J MARIE CROSBY Durmg our four years at Danbury Hlgh School, Mlss Crosby, our Vlce Prmcxpal, has always been wxllmg to guide and BSSISI us ln all our trlals and Irlbulatlons Conslderate but firm, her endless patlence has been an lmportant factor ln the suc cess of our class endeavors We have come to know her as a frlend and advlsor who wlll always be closely related wlth our hlgh school memories 15 a n . . 1 . . . . . . Q Q f . 1 e . - . . c . u . - . n o MISS CLAIRE PARSONS At one tlme or another we who have entered Dan bury Hlgh School have sought the advice of our capable Dean of Glrls Her klndness, patience, and understandmg have led us to respect and admlre her To those of us who plan to further our education Miss Parsons has been an lnvaluable and ln provldlng ad vlce on colleges under conslderatlon At no tlme has MISS Parsons hnuted her guidance to the class as a whole but has consldered lndlvldual problems as her own We wlll always remember her as a klnd person who took an lnterest ln us and guxded us through our four years 16 EN K RBAR was HEL A SCHMID Few of us reallze the enormous part whlch Mlss Kornhass and MISS Schlllldll have played ln our class ln carrying out their vltal tasks so ellie: ently and graciously Thenr mterest ln us has been shown by their wlll mgness to take part m all our en deavors We are grateful for their and and asslstance 17 T qw 99 X ' NX XX -is ' 1 2 1 1 X X ff' 1 , L 1 s...,f f' A MARION J. TRE.-KDWELL New York U., A.M. English ' x JOHN J FITZGERALD Nnagdra U A B English Head of Department U 113 DYNIFL H 0 CR XDY IIFI TN I STURI FS Columbia U X M New lurk U X 'VI It ngll h I' n ll 1 O I flfw ANNI I! MFKNFY New York U A M Ixn lxslt WILLI XM ,I RY-XY CATHFRINE F KE-XNE Manh lttan Colle e X B Trmltv A B Engllsll En Il ll THOMAS E CURTIW Fordam U A B Fnglneh --4l YT PMN KATHERINF M KERESEY DUROTHY 'VI BLRNIE MARTIN C SAUER New York U A M New Britain Q T C B S Columbia U A WI English Engllsh Englxsh 20 .? Z'-...A IRENE A WHOLEY ADELINE VEYNIING Conn College New Brltaxn S T C B S Business Business KEINYETH 'N REED Susquehanna U Business CHARLES A JAMES OLGA W'ILLIAMS New York U A M Boston U M C S Business Busmess E ANNF ,I CFRIT' TC of Conn B S Business IVAN F AHLFREN Milton U 'll C S Business Head of Department L3 'Ma' I FANTON S IYON ELSA M BOSCH RUTH V TOW ERS Danbury S T C B S Columbm U 'VI S New Haxen S T C M C S Buslness Bu mess Business 2l F ANTHONY GALLO New York U A M Business H' 3 lllll .11 '41 An . . ., . . . I Vw 1' u . N L' 1 , f , Y V 4 K I x' ' Q , o l A' A .V l l Y. .Yu . . ,A.B. .. ' . . ., . . ' ., - . . 3, -4 f is-f Q A , . ,. I . ,Va ' V ' , -uw, I I l . x .l ix as flu 2.2, S f , F A '. ' U , X . . Y 1 2 .Y , 1 ,, - ' 'N A y 1 -A A -f - ..4., .. .,1.. ' ..., ... 1' . -9 - 0 DORIS 'VI CROZIFR DORIQ 'VI LIIICK C-KTHFRINE M KROHA EM KNUEL A MFRULLO Trmnv B S Bates Colle e A Nl Columbia U A M Holy Crow B S Mathem uns MdlllClIldllL3 Malhemalua Mdlllfllldlll 3 MARION F ANDREW New York U A M Iforengn Lan uagca Head of Department W ALL-KFE A P XRKHURST Tufts College B S lvldlllfflldllt s Head of Departnlenl ALIFE V CULH-SWE MABFL P RISIWG MARGUERITE M MIINCK LORETTA C CAHILL Latholxc U A M New York U A M Allmerlus Magnum A B Mlddlebury A M Forengn Languages Fore: n Languages Fo elgn Languages Foreign Languages 22 -il 4 4 4 L A 4 H A . 4 1 1 I -A A 5, ' ' g,.... ' .,.. . 1 11. .. ' ' . 0 . , . U , I ' , - s ' - si - H If iff. fx 3 1 ., ,A-0 W M, X, 3 L P , ll , ' .,.. . l., . . a, . . , . . I ' .CY ' ' ' 7' I ' Y I ,, . . is ETIIEL N. C.kLDWEl.l. ENID R. HEINE CARL M. STEINYVACHS ELEANOR M. GLEASON Boston U.. A.M. Stelson U., B.S. Uosmn U., ELLM. U. of Maine, A.M. Science Science Science Science W'-XRRFN S DXRLIWC Tufts folic-ge Ed M Suenne Hr, ld of Department Z 'Xi FR KNK RFPOI F Columbia U A M SCICIIQC UNI I' K fill M SRU YN P Bl' -XCOVI Pl INI RUBITXIIII' VIRT INI K 'VIURT YN of 'Vlulug..ln 'NI WI juli: lrd B S 'Nuw ll nun 5 I' L B A Lulunibm l S '51 M I 1 Wluglc I lhnxrmn Spuc h lhdd of Department 23 YN . ,, . : i ,- :H 1, .. e.: .I I , f ,n W .7- ' X! K ff M , X av ' -.1 , . , X . 5- ,, 4- , A K i.' W M ' 1 ' ,. 2 -i ,, i 4 b N ,l lI..1 LDS , . 1. . L. .5 H1 Lf.. U. . ' ..... 'a , a'- ' f.,.... A lgi. I -' 1' . '. I' ... Mp- ff- 'VIXRY I 311 KI NNE! ROBERT ,I B -XRRFIT 'VIII URI D I R-XXI' NI-XRI' XRET F PREWIDI tllllllllhld l X WI Lolumbn L -X YI Nun Turk X 'VI fllllllllbl 1 T f X 'NI 501141. 5l1l1l1cs S011 il Studios SOII ll Mullins Sounl 5llldlB5 .Af YY Xl 'ILR B PETLRSUW Q5 ba 1 lullc Q' X WI Q 5091 nl Nludu Head of Dep.1rtn1c-nl JUST-IHINI IX 1fH FRXNKA KE-XNEY SYIYIX ISPNNI TT New Xorkll KH 0fRI 111, 5011.11 Wturlies Soual Studies 501 1.11 Studie: ...ir fr asm S M MARJURIE A. SHEP.-KRD RALPH LUCIANO GEORGE ALLEN Columbia U.. All. New Hun-n 5.T.ll., BS. Tufts, B.S. l-'ine Arts Driver Education yl2lIllCIllHliCS 24 MXIII, SRPT X DFI! XR DURUTHY T I INDBI XD I'rmnn h un 5 T f B S rlmm ll un S FI Homl I'l0Yl0lllll.S Home I Lonunnu J lf? f0R K H RH F I'l'llIlll'lgIl Inn S T L I5 S Home l1A0ll0IllllN CKROI YN I' DUCIIIP LLX bt I'ranu H0 p R N Sl Imol Nur CIDEOW C RGY QTEW KRT A ANDERSOV U of New Hamp lure B S New BPIIAIH S T C Ed B Indu tr: ll Arts Industrial -Kris Head of Department HARRY E ANDREASOY of Vebraeka B S Industrial Arts Ax MARIL MILLFR EDW -SRD .I CROTTY CH XRLI-S T MUSSOY ,IR Boston U Il S U of Notre Dame I'd 'VI Ml Si VI-lI'V 5 B S Physual l'dumau0n Dnrcuor of -ilhletn PhYSll-il l1dUf'0ll0n 25 en iam i' '43 XX 59 XAXQXXNQ N 5 'SQ Q- jk., W I Ca,o'S Corley 4 A sx ' R , fi-xi -'-' 5 ff l- - 15.3, . f If 'X A 'xx ,.,,g0-Vx 'j A' ' lf 'Q KN My I 'Z' Tun X , ' X. -x 'Y ' ,N.4, I ply , X, A ' 'Q 3 Fixx ' A ff, ' K'-iii-4' W 51,9 Y ' R ' , ,f 1, , A rv' f' i ' .1 .. 1 A xf K mx 3 M-XRCARFTI XDAM5 Mnrgle Tune! md smmere expressne lyes shorthand and bpm, mhu future Spamsh steno gr :phi r rollersh lung bl lnsallempn Spanish Club Relrmspect ADLLMO .I ALBAINO e The hne vurly hair Ike s rl,,hl In and nrln e use dlse msc, lure un amon s ' fulure flltfoot suede shoes and sponge soles A utmegger I INDA M ALMFIDA lynn JOYI E E ANDERSON ll Future ofhce worker Oh, thu Mug Mddemmq-115 tum homusork ' always seen, but Marine gllgnhgn party 509,- neur heard lll0NlC guer expressne eyes Uh, ghqse sure lo suueed ga: stulmn ltlendants' Show me the may to go home ,lunmr Chun Retrospect 28 SA C ad!! ROSL M -U Xl FX YVDER Alec Future nun L Ive got good Joki talk llnc sodl Jelkcr Library llub Nurwwi flub X I 4- - as V' j -K , L 1 . 11 . . . . ' f ' ,,,....A. . 4 v'nr . , , sa Y. ' N . . . . . . . , , Q . . Q 0 I ' s : U Y ,, D I .r f A as - 99 , , - as-I, use -H l nAt ' . . , 'H n . ' 1 ' L u o Q v' ' ' a '- Q a. I 1 's an f gus ' ' f ' gr uf. a . . . ss. , , . , as ' 1 . 4 . L I . , 1 1 .. H 9 ' -sl . . . ' a ' '...aa ...a a - V 1 , , . K t . ' . - I A ' I., ar . ' - f ,J , A Y. . , ., . X , , . , V ,, i 6 1. 1. fr, f ' ff ' v . ,. . . 1 I . Y . 66 59 SCJ S! , ee .Q . - 4 I I I 1 A .. A A1 . n Q n l Q n a '.... .5., -' 1 ' ...' 'f' -s . . . . ' ' l . . 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Z ' . 4 , G5 79 Dance crazy . . . future dress ff' . . . Ol, li G ff , ' 1 'z gg .'... vi , 1 , ...gf 1 ' ag'z' . XX fl, F , y' Q v lfi a ' .f 'H 6. ' ,i ' .' ' - ' '... M ' Y s '... ', I... J S I' ',,'.:. , . . . l' . '1 I .' ' ,' ' , M RRY I' B XRR Milly Future prn ne urn try 1 oy a helping. h md t xr- qulet type Hollman lfuel Ruth ns no relatnon lNutmeg,g:er Retrospect I1lll0l' I lmlr ELAINE .l BARRETT I lame Cute knd lldllS from Redding All comm ou r lulllglll ' future llOllaBWlfC Oh, gee blushes easily French Club Retrospect SALLY A BEARDSLEY WILLIAMJ BEHARI JR a B1 Em and Marcia Wanna hear Two tone 53 Chewrolet ta a Joke? lceskatlng gym and blond devll ln an angel It s xn the book good disguise baseball lover natured don t know Gzrls Hockey CCaptamJ Basket Retrospect bal Softball Spanish Club flee Club Ufzce-presnlentj Retrospect 30 f7l.e CAM MARJORIE K BEARD Margie Southern belle bashful Co-h I dont know perfect stcno mpher Not another al report Mr Sauer? 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IOU BRIWCOF fury I ou I1 nls fiom Redd: 1, newer ullh 0 I u 1 smile The fllss Scribe pf llle 1 ,.,l,.g, e I I ll '-p ll lxIlN I e I ll l 'ass 11 rlvlrlrv lhulr n fmnal I' :nor bnrmlv Nulrnogzgvr Ihl nyput B cuptfu nj u sl-ctbull ro Bl TTY KNN FYYN I:f'H Alone ln I mul vulh I moon Rh ll s ml,.n :Inns on 1 Sllurr IV night, tn! s trl,.u lwL hu I g..mng., Nlculv for 1 m u rn :Lv Spnmsll llub Rclrospert I'l I asain mpo ye xr umbnuon MA'I'l'lA A IIAPPIEI l 0 JO KN CAPRIO Nlatll ' ,Iumlw Comm red bunk mould who nu' whore- S Carol ' g,o for that dark iurly halr unusually nmlmod long dark pants, while shllhes M ny ll ur leuly to ngree ed., 10 gel along wnh future lmukkecpr-r glggler Band Rctrmpect I I I'asaue.rnpo 32 FRANK M C-SPOINER-K l npune ANN Ol W here - Brune two lone NINII D T C allrac hon Nmlun, s the nl ll er qulcl, unlll New York preferred 94 CKROI F M FXRLFY Carole Future lrtt-I K wlye ln 1 hurry, but newer on tune 1 tome on Ll nl Hetded for New York lTlfBlll0llS ldll h Dramatic Club Spanish Lluln 1Nuln1e,,,,cr, Art ldttor Pasntrempo Retrospect KASSOCI ate Ldzmrj Xl lil ,II KN f KRNEY lime Quiet can P.: UN OL from mhool till and slender t to 0 on he-.wc-. 5' 1' wer hupy an not on Your Life' .Spanish Llub BLASL V ISR! blil Buddy Good lookin, nulkm an keep those bottles quiet red han' Ltdlea man always borrowing homework .Student Luunccl Basketball NILI SON FARV 'ALHO SHIRLEY J CAVAGNA e The short Slum ed hurt kid 1 :uhm lllllllx l0IlY1l llllllL' 1 1 level en 'Hr Recd Q Lawyer 33 Slurl eve Music lower where s Joyce e Ivory tlckler Oh, those crazy ton ktds ' artlwllc hands Iumor Chulr Nutmegger Retrospect LMIL P CERINO Moe Green '39 toupe West end gang Rxdgewood s chief caddy prefers underclassmen WK always wnlhng to help especnallv lf they are wearmg .1 skirt Col BLVERI Y .l LH USER Rose Dazzhng smxle the pep of ll party My name ls Bev dark eyes happiness 15 always a habnt Glee Club Student Councnl ,lunlor Cholr Choir Spanish Club Nutmegger Retrospect HENRIETTA M CHABER JOHN W CHOWANEC Henny jm-k Fun lovmg We re only College bound Oh that Dodge cousins jelly bean 1. ,lolung joking always jokmg black hair I don t Ike shurp dresser Wllelan s boy glasses Claudette Spamsh Club Intramural Base- Nutmegger ,Iunmr Lhozr ball Basketball Retrospect Retrospect 4 571, C M CLAUDETTE C CHABER Lhab always talkmg Bpt more homeworl Oh' fish future '99 Nulmegger Where s Hen 194 BRUCE A CI-IUVALA Bruce Polka dancer barrel of fun quiet ' life of 319 Gee Whu Those eyes Lzbrary Club Spanish Club El Pasatlempo ROBERT .l CONRAD Cookze Speed demon Tlunk I ll stay home tomorrow newer a dull moment Duck and the boys I ve got a good joke Intramural Football Baseball Basketball CAROLE A IOLE Carole' I ll he seeing you brown eyes sm Ill and slum I m not class baby ' future nurse Bmlogy Club Home Ecunnmws Club Clee Club CPresulentj Nutmegger Retrospect ELIZABETH A CORBIN JOHW T CORONA Cab lack Brookfields daredevll Dot and Quiet pride of the Drum ,loan Who s the kid Corps Dld you do your home fun to be with What an work' second Frankie Lame actress' Intramural Basketball Baseball Glee Club Chmr Basketball Football Retrospect 35 Bl' VFRI Y ,I I ORRI H30 P1 Future lady ln while We re gomg ln be late' O 1' those dude mmhew plc meant dlsposl hon eseryone 5 frnend Basketball PATRICIA A QOIIYN IN Pat Oh those wavy lov. Q quiet and well lnked ICAKIIIHL, 1 lrur artlstlnally mchncd friend to all Student Council Dramatic I lub Claes Representntue Clee Club Retrospect Wx QP fi W we JOHN F COYNE Loyme a A quiet man, but qulte a man 'V'here': Skippy keyboard ewerlastmg smile fun to hands future F Bl man be wlth happy go lurky Umm, what a VOICCIN muslcal Football Dramatic llub Spamsh Club Retrospect Chmr All State Retrospect Orchestra QVxce Preszdentj JANET L CROMW ELL W'hy hurry? prefers army 36 ji, Ulm RIFH XRD E COTE I Ike able llonlework Mr G nllo example Retrospect ll :ld Bzll Hey Duck what s out neat dresaer s pet peewe sleeps future marme . ' J .Q , 'k , , 5 1 5, 1 . ' ' , x Q . ' e 1 , , . 2 E ' i' A B , - , , Q . . - ' tt gs ,. t,,, ' v - . . . . l . . ' - f 7- ' R V. , QL ' A A 2. Z, as . . , ns - , . k.. . . . v - ' . . . 1 w ' 7 -I xx , f . GS , ' 9! ' 1 55 ' - v , Q . . . . . , , . -aw . -- 1. , Q. if ' fn, v- ' , f f f, Emp A ' ,, - 2' ' -1 ,3g,'5 w . Q .55 l , :QW Q. 2-.f3:,,:f'! -' -gf -1,2 3' . A 4 4 i,-'L5,Ql5':. 1: iv . J, ,K fx 7 . . hi ' ' 79 Lil nv! 194 WAV .IACQUELIYE C CUNHA luckle Kfusera and Fr mera a :penalty Want to gn Horselnuk rullng' pleuenng smlle beptem ber ln Portugal JOHW L LURRID Larry D H 9 dmlmssor to New York good t figure-. ' debates m 0 Hey, fellowfz I got some putures to show you Football LEO DANION Chick Curly locks variety of tres second love, blue F,ord Can you go out ton1ght ' Al and Bernie ANN PHYLLIQ DaSILVA Lllilll l' S 'N D SYIS Phil ll eehaulner Peamlxes .md ueam cumplexnon We Ind I v K Bomb dmmlxle sense of humor wlnsume Smile Plz.: 4 explain prultunl joker Where do we go next ' future R IN 37 ln simple words 1 nme I l law President Student luunrll Frank .xml 1 nrdir Buy .s Slate Rvtrueperl DOLORES A DEFPI ICI' e The httle one motortycle rndes Oh stop xt' Iuture hair dresser I luxe to go home fdmpus Rest Glee Llub Retrospect RICH XRD H DOW NS Dounsey Top rate nnedmnn 1 sIlULksl the yeIIuw Hash Bl'00kIlGIl.'IlI8 ewervone 3 friend J V Baseball Cross Country LHARLFS F DUCIBELLA CAROII' A DUNN Dune Dunn Ardent sports fan late to bed, He's out to lunm h Come on, late to ruse Wlxat' you're R1tu ' tall and slender mad' future dealgner Infectious Iaugh f Y 0 . sports fun Library l lub Clrls' Hockey . Retroapect Spanish Club Blology Club 38 31. CAM ROYAI D E DRUMM Ronnie Ive got to get somethmg for the sur Betty Iou Danbury Hardware s LIIICII drner U S N has future 94 RICHARD T DURKIN Durlc Party lover Spa boy McGet and Lapone one black Lotlee, please Upsy Dany man neat appearance RONALD I DUSENBERRY Ronny 'l nkes hu 7th period Sleeping W xy bother to study ' stamp colleuor very serlous Drop de.nd ' Ketroipet t 3 pg, Kb: 3 Arn, rg 3, LEO .l DYILH Lee Ridgewood lllll'l neat appear .mme Lrcw mute buhful when gurls are around hfllll Me and my utr Spamah Club Retrospect IRENE A EDGETT ALBERT C. EMAINUELE 9 654,91 Bulch' The Clams will wm next year ' Jokester Come on, hmy ya ' . u mlxture of humor and . Marty My maroon nur ' sense Did ya do your home . Burns' right hand man work ' . Always on the go. Spanish Club 39 ay,f7.1.4' ..,, J, V , , -- g 5 H ' 4,7 j A L A ' deet 1' VP -- - ' A-Qui ':t.tt1. rf5'f 'V A fsfa to A f . Ltgilgigk 5' ffl A . 5533? ' ' K ' as 11 'glial - ' ' a . . . ' - A .S ' ,, . be 'n n 4 ' 0 A 0 fb . 99 X '. A? . . . - . . . ,IUSI PIIINI K IHNPOQITU N110 tlnn s count' ln Ill all puk :gas DHI won do your ll0ll0llll1N pri dnt lIlIy unprt dnl Able dlnu 1 lrmvr nn Inr futurt Horne' I umonurs fluh Retro sped IIIOVI IN M I XIII 'KNO lu: Ont In rt non why tt ulu-rs rchrc' o Iuddln ju t tant study I lou' my I'ord gn station Attendant V Iwmllmll lwmlball Dance Cl,o l'llIU'l1IlIlIJ MARTIN ,I I'IX7VI IN ELAINI' I FI YINN Marty Plame An .xnswvr to I tc ulmr s prayer George ulways smiling My tropll II IISII -mule for Really I don t Irelu-wc l ey eryonl Oh' tho e gag. Holy Cow future lnterlor Dranmtu' flub Lzbrnrv llub decorator Biology' l lub Spamsh Club Student l Ollllfll Autmegger Retrospect Retrospect 40 Ute C fm RICH SRD A FAIRIIIIII D All State Notre Dame bound lIlllSlI9S T Glnrt man sports I we only got the truck' Who Ines m Reddmb' om, of thc Iloya Baeeball Baclyetbnll Foot ba Retrospect Student I ounczl I 99 l' Jo .' , ' 23 ' ' s 1 A ' a .' H. - . 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' ' 94 RONAI D F FOV I' Ronny ulel but friendly malmlxy laugh football ll llll Be I time of the day 2 43 Any body seen Frankie' Football ROCHELLE 'VI CAINEQ .Shelley Basllfulnesa ns dll ornament youth You know homework lover Luke lmnr' wrxtm and gum Bwlogy Llulz Spnnnh Clul: lil Pamtzempo Nutmeg er 0 my Dramatic l lub Retrospect ROSEM KRIE FR XNZ Rose ' A pleasmg countenance IS .1 sllent recommendation tr nnsfer from New York Jeepern morning chat wnh Eldme Retrospect WILLIAM 'VI GAROFOI0 RITA X LAUDIOS0 Caro Reet Cnty sllcker turned lull hilly Shmmg black lmnr snule I or Thus I3 for the birds my hot u He Q .I real doll I0 Plymouth Well b k h .nc In 1 9 three 'Wu kelccrs 0 dnrn b v lg clly Labrary Club ,lunmr Llunr I V. Iwmtball Retrospect 41 IRIS CILLBART Troubles snt rxghtly on her should mrs two years m D II 5 dllngent worker eurrmgs .always O 1 golly Dramalzc Club MARCUERITE C GEINOVESL Maggy You mean lt? .1 friend worth haung gulhble qulet hut sports neat dresser and halrdo French Club National Honor .Society Retrospect KATHRYN E GEORGE JOHN I LILRLG Kathy John Cnptnatlng snule I m hungry Fair lmlr studlous Lllf s bug brown eyes Let s do some .x likes to work seen but t ung exclllng roller skating not heard Becker Jumor College Nutmegger Retrospect 42 31, C fm TAMA .I CENOVESE Tam Sunny dxsposnuon call me ardent French student keeps to herself Luulle walkmg m u lloud French l lub Biology Club Dramatzc Club Class Repre sentatwe Glee Club Retro spect 94 INGEBORG GIBELIUS Inga' Oh those blue eyes Havent got tlnle who s smart ' her accent Anybody want to buy .1 penul ' Sondra Student Counczl Ufecurdtng Secre taryj French Club fSe1'retaryJ Dramatic Club El Pasat tempo U'remdentJ Spamsh Club Claes Repreaentatne Natumal Honor Soclety Retro spect Nutmegger Hockey Team flfaptamj Softball Team Ullanagerj Basketball CC'o Captamj ,IOHY ,I GREEN Iaclue 0 those crew cuts, S ly Glrls what s that '1 dmease' First National Thats true boxmg The Cardmals Football JANE M GREEN ,lame A dn po-mon db sunny .ni her smile Irish temper Your Josh Ing., IJdVld Rose musnc md danung .Student Counczl Spanish Club Softball Sophomore Hop foo cluurmanj Cheerleader Ceo captalnj Retrospect JOHN G GREENE LUCII LE A GRISE Greene Tootsie History my favorite subject Carol future secretary Whats wron wnth .1 Ford' came from Rhode Island baihful very talkatne Parlez vous fruncans' the Greene wnth an E thats me Football Dramatic Club 43 JOHN S CRUSS John Knnner s helper Mr five by five Don t owerwork favorite .Z pernod lunch women hater Student Councll EMILY M CULLA m Sports lover Sal and Marcla woman drncr sense of humor All star hotkey player Girl 6 Hockey Biology Club National Honor Society Basket ball aml so tball Retrospect CFORCE A HADDAD CLIFFORD E HACER njunui' Ulf Braggk Qeruce manager flashy Bdsllfuln May I have this dresser car for c-.uh day of the dance ' ardent busmess stu week very easy to know dent seen but never heard . Spanish Club 3D laugh 44 add ABRAHAM G HADDAD Abe ou re crazy qulet but not for long neat dresser always with the boys stall trym to get the Llncoln before George Retrospect A56 I 5, - - ,. , x, Q. ss s , ,qi V . It , ... . .f 6GE.,, z . I, ... . . Y . . ... ..- GS .ll ss 1 ,vs - Y ... , ll: I I. lin W ' ' l na. g ,tt 94 JOSEPH F HAMED Ile ELI L HAJJAR Pap Small but nugllty The times we have at Drum Corps sklrt chaser Hey dld ya see Joe' Band Silence li golden optlmlstlc undecided future mde pendent and intelligent RICH-SRD W ll KMBIDGE Dirk My Hddle to know lum IS to like lnm the grocery store future Dr Rnllardi Orchestra Track KENNETH W HAMMOND PAYRICIA R H-SVILAND Hamhash Haue Tall light and l1andQ0me The gang newer a dull mo Rhode Island has been hlei-ed ment tllrtatlous wmd her freckles galore can't do my up and let her go gift of gab physics The Cape Cod Kid future R N Jumor Choir Chun Retro Student Lounczl Class Repre spec! senlatue Girls' Softball Choir . Retrospect 45 CHRISTINE M HAWLEY Chns Amblhon marriage tall and trxm Ralph smgmg eyes that sparkle Nobody ap precnates me Lholr DAWN C HELLERILK Sunset Wfeakness for animals m nervous futule pulse taker I mean Bmlogy Llub Basketball Retrospect MARYROSE C. HIRT ROBERT D. HOPE Mary Bob Stuclious . . . Oh, hi there . . I ll never get my licenseu . . . Hey, W'ar Memorial. Nance . . . sports minded . . . Hello, Hockey Team . . . Glee Club Congelka. Basketball . . . Retrospect 46 31. KLM RALPH T HILL Ralph Boy from way down South lnkeable character all around fast man on hls feet you 3. Lross Country Band Track 94 ELE-XNOR R IIOPKI'Nb Pllle ulel fun ln he with Nports future rdnlh owner sn .1 Server heh we vourself Retruapect Spannsh l lub french Club Hnckey Team Basketball THERI' S X V .I Xl QLE5 Vlfbllllu The mllde I of mmner-. I 10 gentle l of In lrl L 1 bru 4 Ink -4 ummm homo ilu- weekend hum: umkm french llub unmr I holr B ARB KR K I .I KCKSOW lfnrluu u K lruv fru-nd Iulurl ulrms Uh no ,rm ll llll lhllll hon will rv vrwul Drumatn Club Rvfranpfwt RICH ARD D JI' NNINGS 'N XNIY A ,IAIIWIS Dul- Nan 'VI nd mv mmhl K ladle-. fute hugh 1ull.1rw Oh that e .1 Illlgh fun loun Beautiful man trunnir Oh han Brown I'y4 leo .und I u Xnlurd my nl hh Wllll Bob III-4 .1 way wllh !hL opposite sex ,Iunlur Lhulr bemur lholr Retrmpcet 47 . 6,5 I. I.. ju. . ' 5 2 .' .. . I s 'z S... 'lass 'I- . . . I . ' ' gg ', ,. 5 l . if Y V. .. J . .,...' I I I an I Li I 4. In 1 r l ... - 'I' 'NS ' ...U , ! ... 'z'a 'z- . .nn ' 5. - 3 ! , nun - A' ..v :os ' ... ' ' ' tl' .. , . Q, A 'I ' A.. 7 ' -Q ' A 1. ,nh A ' ' 'v . .- . 4' . - . ,N . ' . a g... - ' ' ' ' ... . 'g . -sn... . ' p ....' A 'gg J . ,S . V. K . W ,, . . . . , . . .. . , . . ... . H Ill RT T JOHNSON Tnmmv Futurn elm trunn s en meer Ktnmy qumt .mtl slmlmu- lstnry, It lluslers nu ur ll ll lo green I rop me g. as pumpnr BlllldPLy l lub Frenvlz flub Hub There s a life for .1 mm llkt me ll lppv go luckv ll und room bo lrdcr qulel ways lawyer or lllllilillfl Lrusi lountry Trm-I: Band .Spnunh Club bl Pasallempo Orchestra gnc- W ILHELMIWA C JONES SONDRA KAHN l anrlv Sondra ,hmmm future nn stenngraphy Mus Nlorgans fawornle m.ud now now let: not ge bitter Ndllllll.. Ingy and Kappy an nl talks m Englnh lm ln a bad way future flutterv lulf- ulrew Chmr .Spanish Club Clee lrenrh Club Drumatu: Club llub bpamsh Club bl Paiataempo Biology Club Retrospect AB .74 C M4 STUART M JONES lu Quiet Reddm commuter V ll lt s wrong with llmt w come on newunner to D H b if-, K . 1 ' .Q 4 , 2 -- v Va -V ' O- - . . 4 . .. , ,, an ss V, S., . . l. 'a ' ... ' 1 - 'as , r f x 99 I ', ' ROBERT C. JOHNSON X .. U ns at ' , , - , sv . . a ,' a z ... ' .. 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' ':. a' 94 FRANCES H KAMIINSKI Fran Tull md .nltnuhve fulure Sec relary The marines have lmdnd quiet and friendly 1 wllk .ull her own Retrospect El IZABFTI-I A KATER ilw nu n smile ILeK ner lllll' and petite Oh my mother wlll he nrul ful talker n ltur nllw ulrlv ll nr et -. ,go for .1 M :lk l ul dcfinllelyv' llfllllllllll l lub Iunmr l hmr flu 4 rlf lllllil' 51 nmr l hozr cVlC9 lumpy follm ,.0 men, ummm really H lhv knl- I got the mr ln,,n xml Susie jolnr ned! c rq --c r llrnmahc llub fPr9sulPnD Hwlngy llul: Nalwnal Honor .Society Nutmvgger Spanish l lub R1-trmpevt lfl I usatlempn P XTRN I 5 .l KXTRLNH K Rlf ll XRD ,l K iVXSf ll al rc l oyvs lo dance .nlw nys on lln- go Latqlnn 1-nnlc Ill lloney lllerr. s no lrou! uloul I lmlcln n l.1l4 nl 1 v lo ,, sci. you ll lllc Npn ,run .1 on wll l wlml -. fonnng, cves ol ' Lluas lf:-'prP.wn1uluP l IPP llul: sllllll nl fllllllfll Retro-spec! lfelrmspcft Student l ounnl l luur N1llllll'gHPf Home l'l'UlllIllllf'5 fTremurvrj 49 vi - ', M. f If - V x . . 1 . . K If align ' V ' :'z,',a:'...'a ,V I 4 ' 56 ,i . . . . , ,V - .- -v .. . . ., 'i ...z aj' , z'... l'f j -'a '... r ' . '-I ' f'... 'if' I 1 I ' '- ' I BARBARA F. KAPLAN Pf 5i1lf 'U - - - RPU 5Pf'f't SS ' !9 ' - . . ' '? .. , - , , ,, n - ez .' - ' l . . . . , ' . . . .' Q . . , V . 65 . S! 1 z ' ' ' ' . . . . - , S5 ' . 1 1 ,, l 1 ' V . ... z 'z ' . f . : I I , , , ,fl 6 l 97 G6,,' kb A,.. . .'... .in ,, -,I-g ' ..'s--, 49 . .. J 1 iq ... ' - s...4-as cl a .'a... -l:.1 l... .' x , -I--H IIIIIR1 I- KIIIER Ihn mm wth ilu Ilm k loads oi un 'Ml on, the, .md Iloln un Illt :ble That w .1 fam! Dan ll xt Out where I come from quiet, but w un Iwwlball IIII II SRD KII1 OURQIL III IIN SRD I KI ITTIQ IIICIIIQ IFPTIIII' u I K I' x v Blu hes 0lNlIy Into uldnl two wheels and .1 Kuhn md Ion 'I me prntr I nt s what she -an Ilur 1 Quiet when with d BIFI -lIII'.llIl ll to 'Nui Jtrsey . Retroepvu ' Ion: 1 ludtnxg H1 nrt l lass Kepresentalue Retrospect 50 jk C add 'II SRI J -INIL KERW IN Mary Jane YY hlle 1 lp Iuturc Solution to WI: Ixrnhn ncrxou: umdmon hlu ll IIIIIIIV th ll 5 hesnde h pmnl diners beware Spamsh llub Clee Club R1 lrusperl - 'L fq5L:,,5r,f 1' , ' ., -lg-r ,lf ., 4. In .z, nA' I 4: I 1 I n f ',i'C Aw 'a ' - 1' A -,gin ' I' . . . s 1 ' ' R -' M .v.. .. - . . . , . . . . . , DANIICL R. KIQRHART V t. H A 5: ' -1 pall . . . ' as ' su I lv-In tl 1. I ff Ifxl l, Ai ,, V, 1 , if A I is A A - 99 ,, . --5 . . . ' . ' ' 7. . u ' I , N5 I 5 - 1 o 1 -z '...N:, C' te - -- ' . . v ,' f . . . . . . . fi ' ' ' zz 5 , - ', I It fl . ' s ' li I . . ' I .. - -,I ' mn.. 'A '. v, 'I'I'f ' log... s 'ax' f a ' ' - I ... 'l af-... la'q'-. . d ssl... D' 'I .. ' .4 '. . 94 ,I KNIFT C KLUG janet Intellevt Oh Nuts ' peathes .md uc-.tm urmplexlon blues -Inger Do you want my homework, Knds, ' future sec retary Retrospect as ,IOHY J KOLINCHAK ohn Another d.u, mother sur rlllergln to homework Brook field why teamhers get gr n lowes to joke sporty dreaaer Football SHIRI EY M KWAPP Knappte W nth I et s eu partnes G t your 01 0l'l0Il'lllS,,, purtml to blondi Oh Jimmy IWutnm,.,,.,er Retrmpect FRANK A. KOVACS SANDRA L. KOVACS Frank Sandy The Ford . . . hot rodder . . . Vivuciuus and vlrlrming . . . Ol Quictl . . . Yvhere s Full? . . . gun those ext-thu . . . future nurse . . . st-:tion attenllent. A l'lu,..h hewrtl round the world . . . J. V, Famtball . . . Retrospect 1 new lmir-do every thy. lflurir . . . Stntlt-'nt lfllllllfll . . . Nutme,.,,er . . . Retrospect . . . Class Representative . . . luniur lflwir 51 JOHN H KRAPILK Flip Coach Kc-mcy 3 lnleaaxer another R1L7uto shout but mnghtw lhur lor eport Ilothu lvl ter Baseball Student lounczl Baml Retrospect JAINLI' X KRXUS Janet Ne ll as 1 lmtlon ire von going to thc Sp: dlmplos mtl cherty thunk 4 lpn atm, gig, 0 Nugent s rn ht hnnd Home I unmnuza I lub lwlro sped MXRTIN A l K MSR GLORGI f' l AINL lllarly George Light blue C'UllSll'llllll N mx ulmt Ind rm sc-rxml Slllfllullb player H ltttr Drum 1 orp well groomed John lxtn D15 thost bow tus Smile and Gmorge hook books for all and more book Band Urchestra Urology flulz Library Club Dramatic l lub Retrospect 52 ji, Clem DONALD P KRISS Ifflbb ev, Hardie The guy wxlh the mnuy laugh A pllotb lnfm for me 0 K , Loauh 1 . . it '79 '. . ,vt . . . . . is ng as l lun ' lf' , l ,' .Q ,, '. Sf v ' . ,. . , '.-av - .. 's...'a z'1' Wgl, f 'J 'g z . 6. ' P , , . .4 -Hn MH, '. 'V' .i r ' ...lv 4 - 55 I ' . r 77 -.- Football . . . Retrospect J f ..f f '7 ,. 'V 4. as ..- ,-, ,. , ,9. ' . 66 ', , . . . . s . 5 ... ' ... , ... ' 'r f . . . 's, 1, 194 INORWIA K I KNGDON Norm Wcwunncr to Il II 'S Ilov I5 lu a doll Illdllllllll brown eyes III 1 :mc I 1 4 bound Llunr Relramspect ZFX -S A I E KVY Zena Neal and duntw Choir -. pl lfll l petcs .xke w t al0n,, with future mu 11 teacher Junmr Choir Choir Retro spect LOUISF 'N II Sf II Lou us! pl un sued ye urn for travel fun lo he Yltll ll ll for sure 1 run um o M un I ev ' library I lub lfmlo,,y l Iul: Home I fonormrs l lull lf: tru sped LONSTXNfl' 'SI II Bl ANI KLNNETH VI IPL lnnrue lxennv Blue c-vos we I do Lverybody -A friend me and oev nuor .I dull monn nl my Vlerm nl lgnelnc personality roller kann Ink :ble homework wh nl Q that ' good d :nur lldilllf' liononuu flul: .sped Aw tome on Where N- you Retro been all my life' Band 53 .. ,nf gi ' 1' ,'... . Q 'z 'S . . . I' 'J 5' . . . eng' o get ff ' . . . ..:l.,,, , ,I 3 a' ' . . . 'a s 4' ... ... l:'s , - . . . XY. T. La z l If In .I ,msg 3,-as 4. ll ann D .I oil J. ' , , . .16 . X . , N h was U -- ,' V A . . . How clove my lmir look? . . . wh z l' - land . . . voll-gr .FI 3 . VL- H fl' ll, .. -u.v,, 1.1. . ...Sy .J ,, 1 . . . . lean' Q lo -any, ' ', ' . . . ' -A' - . - ... a' ' ,x ... ... ,'a'. ...' :'-. ,' ... ' '- . . ' . .,, GI Ollf I I I R091 l purge B u lnvoml Ill un room 20 fm l Kruln nt Au,., 1 u MX RK .l IULNSIH RY Tunis R1 dclm brown lu ulul lmmb xell 1 1 llli so 'illlx nlxlr 1 clull mum: ll p xrlw luur I lmzr Rf lrnxpecl RAF E LIINSTRUVI II IIIPY 0 lucln N0 klddlflg ' look xt hor blush lypnwl sales ,xr So listen flutnwhger Retrospect Rlllnl lil K ll I UNN 'N lfnhlru 1 lc un In NY lu rx 5 1 1 n 1 at llnuse M Q lx 1 ml m ll n 1- lhflnnpf fl 54 UA C rw RAXMOND X L0 TURIO Ray iw, what N the u-e ' quick as a fl 1 ull :round lllllPllL ills rp.u lo gurls eflluenl I4 In 1 m ln lross country liaskelbull 'I rm L I' untlmll .Student I nunul CI reasurer l lass R1 pu wnmlu 1 Dramalw Llub lNuInm,.,,,0r ini 35 1' ' K fee Qkf ll' 4 l , ' C li , C Y. C ..: UQ, z ' N 1 . . . 1 ...M'p- iqsl' ...la f'll-'. 44 5 ' 51-f ,A V . L -,M , L 1 . W A jr- , ..Rm,,, ,IIN lrr, ,K K . ,N U' - - vw . ,-,,- . . .H I . . 'Lf 1 . U' . . . .- , , . A I s A Gb 95 ut . , , vx . - usl...:a A : '.... ' ... ' ' 2 . . . ' ' . . . l . K A ,ir X., . ' ' A fl , I 1 4 1 Q Q ,A .I j, ,,,.. Y. .. ' . .. - Ds- - ' ,uk - -1 - sl In -...Da -' ggfun... ' ' X . . . Ill- dm-il ln llvr -ya-5 . . . lulll-x an-Y . . . lla - . . . 5 ful '-ml . . . fx , . . . 0- -' 5 in NY-at a 4-nf . . . 1 -I . .. z Q rx-ally! 94 ,IUDITH M WILGRAN Judy Sunny dl position future angel ol nn-ru Lute Seen 1 lor: 1 ' blonde curls quiet Ji! I 1 I slren Spnnnh llub Dramauc Club l hour Relruspert I LIZ XBI TH M Nh DON SLD B1 llv Mm Ourflomn will per nn nllty lu. llllUllf'1l lw none lmunuv lhtlv l y I for flu 1 rlwulvr Cl nplaml l hour Rvlrosput f law llub unmr I luur I lass Kvprevxenta lu: Nulml 'VIXRY X 'Wd XRTHY llurv I N Ruth ld you do vuur lustorv ' un loun Spanish l lub French llub Orvhmlru Nl XRY l' Wh KI' NNI' Y URI KN J 'Vlm W XHON 'llarv lfrmn Ula that 1r.17y lucl I, lrl mu room I um I I Npx llvrnll ll I :mul ll l v 1' :sw mon WI u lull: Nl lm! 1 doll ru u ms 1 Rnum ld lunlu I tr IIV 1 ljflllllllfll' l lub l'rl nrll llub lirumnln l lub lrlnrurv l lub lfvlrnspu-I Nutnu g,Pr u nu l'r0mh l Iul: lin :hull lluss lr: ll urvr Nulmnul llnnnr Suurlv U rvsull nlj lfvlrnspr cl 55 Ay 4, -,-' , K X . , N. ,-- V, V, H aan, E ,Q .3 in , nu 'Ava A n .4 ' .5 f.. uf- ' ' .4 1 fb' . .'.-,' in N . 4' Q lk- A I . ' 'I 1 C .l ' ff V. .. , ,v g I g ' 1 s 1 ' '. . . ll . ,uigg ' a ' 1 . . . .. ,V , ,ss nh I ,,vv I rr ' ' . . . 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Drum Corps Band I' ootball Retrospect lil Nl Rl 1 1 NIM lxkY BARBARA L MADSEN Pl Pee ll ee u rl 1 me chatter Small but so IN .1 sluk of dynn mx nl I nu lu pl rum lllty mute hot rod Gne me flnt ltnou uper sulci .I push straight annsers llrnnmtu llub hutnmgger xndependent wc ws Got to keep jumur l hon Student lnunctl he marks hugh Spunnh llub Retroapect Girls Hocltey Basketball l lass Representntue Softball Hand Orchestra Dramatic l lub French I lub Nutmegger Nattonnl Honor Society Retrospect ji, C M 'SUZAYNL MIIDON -U ll .Sue new hcmklc poppmd utll Iodn Reddln commuter !Illll I'P to .ull folle e hound hue lrlend to hue follc e them ls e :sy re nllv ,Iunmr I holr l holr fTreusurPrj Nutmegger ' ..i',-, , . . N 1 lun.-,'to glvt 4 mg: 'tl He ', Q lll ... ' 9 N' lv- -,,-gv , - - . 55 .- v . L F nur ' ,-in , L W5 Z - .. n 1': s,' Sl ha Q V 97 56 9 I ul: x . :lu n -, ' . tl ,v,'? I' tl. A .t- Q, A -: - :,l 1' ...nl gg ' . '. ,-.4 1 vlg, . .. , .. ,. fx - i . . . Student Council . . . Retrospect . . FQ. , . ,H ,V U Yo ' ' liglling . . . 'H ' , q ' Q , ' '- I' '0 .'. .. .' . - as cs--, 'Q' -...s sz.. ' ! ... .U , , I . 1 ,,, . , , . I . ,, Y.. , 94 KN TOINETTE H MANLI XCOTTI Tun! ghllllll bl uk llur therry pm 1 ll mode Oh' for crying out loud Dvntyne fan Retrospect Huff QHIRI FY K 'W XRFIN Shlrl Im onnx rut nn h ur fulurc Power Wlochl ll dre- Oh llnl wonmh rful lmmf- vork lour I zbrary lluh 1'Wutn1l',.,.a r Retrospect SKI LY MXRI INl'K Sally Pu un xlntv I0 sp :rv hlncllmx :ppm u :nu uurv for tln blm JIIIIIIUUIIN ffllllll lo lury mmm Presulvnt lhzlmnul Honor QUFIPIY Ifvlruspez t I lrls Sinn' I lass Keprew nlulu e lumnr l hllll' Hockev Nulme,4,g,er C-XROI YN X H KSI JOHN F M K1 FRCIK Lurnl ,luck fountrv girl V hm rf- s I k Tall Ind lanky lcrc u friend of tlmsv who need onn eats nn nunhl lollc farnnr 5 wlfe ound gut money for gn Nulmvg Pr llllllllf from fl u 'Vllss f lf.: on md l chaarnmnj Spanish I lub 57 , 4 7 ' ' , - .. sy ' . , cs ,, . , .' H . - ' 's. 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RICHARD YN 'SILLODX Duck Ya Lan! beat the Dodgers' lndustrxous worker Join the Navy and see the world better late than never FRANK L MERRITI' Stretch Tells .1 reul gone tory blond clew Llll o o o lllt feel IIILC Dlbhke for New York c and my Merc Retroapect CESARIINO MICIANO I no my hair eyes for blondes ' 1 yea In tll but ml llllllll, I really didnt hue to do nl Track from Lnuntry OLGA 'N MIQUEL Olga The band eyes that lxlk future secretary ltlr Peter on s pride and joy extra tredlt gnr Spanish Club Band Orcheblra 58 we C 6166 JOHN L MIFHINKO Yock The fish and game sportsmm s ly over and around with the 36 Chevy Bully 94 BLRNHI NN 'VII I4 llxli lf: rl Inn: ln lr 1 pu um Q 0 0 wlmn vnu re n ulur lllv nn Q 'dr ml addy cr on llllW plus I 1 fl ure R N unmr l hmr S: rr: Iursj lf1oIo,v lluln Nulmnul llnnm Suuelv xllflllf er I lrzululmn 'I VXI T wugnsuu 0 llunu,.er in Ill I1 llul: lm on my ol 1 un lm I lmlr llun R1 prvsf ululn: dull: ln lironklu lallh kenosp' ' I U 0 ' 'hm' nw an wen wal 1 1 urn mm n,. to M ll I FITIS liuslntlmll llllltll' lluur l lmrr ll I usutn mpu d ml er AHA Usr N bpunlwh lluh Kelrmput Us The knd from llrooklvn um xc-ntlon nl jokcr pun A hut lumull W4 vou we Track N-.1 CAROLYN .l MOHR I-,THFI WI U' MUN fl' Sl 1 urnlvn I' sue 1 nndlewood I l1 s gurl blonde 0 no tertwm lun I ll no womc bomb lull gmnp, lulny-nltnng llnng lo lell you , glggler fdlllll u s pri fc rrul perpetual l Llllll l lCNl'l' Splnnlnn Nulmr,,,,er Relmwpea l NN heel dame 1 lltlnu-:dsl 59 C , ff, k WH 1 -z a 5' kv? . . . gg l , 2 ' . . . lt's niv- I In natural. 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' ' ' ,' , 8 JF UN M MONTFSI jenn Ro w xhuks sr-nec of humor But Mr James' I stayed uftor ln I nlg.ht lenney s has th bet llmlmy Team Retrospect ALEX MOREY Get away you make me look luke a midget gurl crazy Gee I dont know one of Mr Roy s boys alway Q smlhng MARJORIF V MUHOLIS JAMES ll MURPHY um Murgm NPMIUIIIPI' to D H Q short I' weryone H friend sports fan WI did blonde In ur Max Factor smart drc ser I0 Iwo got u problem bashful the homework ' Hmm mm Retrospect 60 31.2 CAM STAINI EY J MOROS .Stan lhc Red 90x will vm yet M me laundry Seen only with huy s rm sen ed l'onlball 194 RICHARD L NAHLEY Duck Me and W ,I contagious laugh the banker always ready with .1 wltty remark Joe College ttnnl-1 fun Drnmntzc llub French Club QTrea1urerD Student Louncll Nutmegger Retrospect foo edxtorj Choir KENNETH W NEAL Kenney Bookworm mollege maternal The Three Musketeers 'Fe ows u ntrlloqunst Drmnalu' l lull Student fuuncll liml4r,,y Club Retrospect I KURLNI F F NEEDH XM Larry Wllerc s the boys ' math whlz college bound good natured ult annovmg me I want 0 study Fnrgt National man Fl Pasatzempo Retrospect 'VIANUAI A NEVES ROBERT F 'NORUVI Manny Gotta walk had .1 fight wnth the boss Wir Childs star pupll hashful .md quiet unhl he llflWIIlK.lS Band Nutmegger 61 Devlllsh to work tips man Choir Bula grin l cant ot to o them: t to has fmger flashy sock lddle Retrospect , :N 4! I 44 4: 4' Q 66 99 I tt' v, ,. - SG ' ' . , Q . , I 79 ' s I. ' . V X 66 99 . .' r . . . ' l- ' ,uv ,, ' -. our . U V n nu GS I 37 . . . easy to get along with . . . sa va , - - '. 1. nru I nun ' , Al A .l 4 ..' 1-- - 4. H .. H H. ,I I I . . S. N . 1 - --- 12 H ,sa - 1, - , sv , -N '. ' , . . . , ... . s... s , . MXIUANNIL F INOVACO I hwlue louxe got to g llfe of purty ull' to college great joke teller quiet m sCll00l flu l nb Iunlor Choir Retrospect Nutmegger ji, CAM PXUL D 'NOVXK blupper To know lum IN to like lum ladies mln l know lmppv K. l go lullq Donnw mil the lun 'lr' W m0 and mv hu d Col Retrnepa 1 t TIIOWIAQ F O HARA Tom l .tper bow great joker and t lake Info dS tt Comes wlnte buck .1 future nn? Helruspeyl JOHN .l OTTO ,lark Caplaln Jack xlmni Nllllllf, to help Stock can right y u guv- lets gow ull hgh! and already taken Football Cl aplalnj Student Council Jumor Prom fan chmrmanj l lah Reprrnsentaln P Footlmll Dance fco Chlllflflllllb 62 JAMEQ J O HARA Jimmy Football hero wheres Tner ney ' the gang girls galore .a look that melts you quiet, but not reserved Iwzulbull 94 ROBERTI' PALS Z0 Bal: qlllrp drewer I lll er warlety of hes future Rc-ureml ot Inv ,um Where -. Dirk ' Library flub CTFPHSIIFEF, Biology Club CVu'e Presulentj huzmegger I lmzr Junwr Clmlr Relrnsped Il IRB IW I P XPISII Hubble B1 IIIIIIIIII 4-yu s Suv tulk xtnv lnll LIIIIIIDIP T u 1 confu ln Where :IMI y ru I It ' French fluff Drunmlu llub 1NuHne,g,er R1 truspml EDWIN I PUNI 1 l el I I Ill0ll 4 Wllllllll Il ltir Ill ll r s orls QI 00 I I u img II XRII XIII .I PILTK IIJIIK 'II I'I I I IRIN liuln I aura IC mule II ll mn 1 vnu Dull:-In cu Qlllli' ' IbIur- me x 4 w u n llurll curly Il nr I I nut s 1 ln :ml 5InrI ' 4 s 11 Us xru lm button-. und rulm urm prn In bows Junmr l hmr f lee llulr flee flub Retrospect 63 . ..Hl-, Qui :sa 1 1' . . . 'WY1' 'liII nvxl 1'-1: . . . :p .' an srl: I, I1t's alll. I . l . I -I .1 -U 11 ' . . . .I . . . 1l.'i ' ' ...'II's's ' -' g . . . I ' 1 I Ill' Y ' , l I 0 I If 1 1 I 2 -I I '. . . N 1. sa 11 ., ....zgI1... . ' I I -I. 1 s Q , I , . . X ' Y, xwk -. I .M-I? rj, ,if I, d M 'Wg K I 1 .' , . 'I I.f'... 'I,.l ,' 4. ,N .. ,, Tl a'- ll 1k--,' ...big I' s . . . II4'.'. kid-. IicI in 1 1 ' 1' . . . SIIIII, I qeej-1 1 '. ...I-1'- gn .I-g-'1 1 I... 1 ' ' gg . . . ful - ' 1 - -1-111-lan:-3. ' I ' . . . 3 I f . . . J f OSI PII N I I ' 'N no I ook out I ood Humor In-rc' 1 mums U v Du x Inn nn IJ T I Imunll Uh Huw In nppw g,,n Iulky no ll drt' ser Retrospezt FR-SNFIS PFTIIRQ Frm: Quiet tvpe f.m'l tell I book In na Loxer ons. of 'Vlr Row oy- Ilkablc or Crylng out loud I I IL XIII 'I II ll I'I'sl II KK PLTI' R WI PUUDI H K liouv Pan- T 1 ll Illlllllf. pl 1 v NL en qtudmu- 10 f In sw Bumrlv nnvwllrrc futurc X 11-rf j 1 ql ul lll'lIlI .xuounl uni quul rc mrw-d tlll and IL ln I M llk Iur own Student lounul Nlzlnleggvr I earhuuh 64 31. C fm ANIT-X 'VI PICOWF Neel Iong turlv In ur vide smile Sc-xcn I onclv D ns Iulurs qt0n0,rlpIler Iloy dxd won that doll ' IIJFIV Iour 94 PHYI I IS PROII Phyll 'Somebody lfllll me he fllarles ton another M lry Martin ' Fm throug.h wlth men plrtv f.,00l' WlIll'lll'lf., pf FNUH llllV ROBERT P POODIACK Bob Jumnr l hulr QI resulenlj Retro spert IIFVFRIY R PURINTON BPL Partlll to the Army wedding be - will Soon be rln,,m always Cllllllll, Boy, I m tell: you Kresge 5 to know her IG to luke her Retrospect Bug lme oll pl ny that trumpet artistic clown Band why teadlers get gray .IOIIN QUFI I john Smooth dresser qmft but nice Oh, nn ll0Ill1Wlll'kn' studu us 'Ihe 'llnrfe VIU kc wer- lnkev to -uucul Student lounul Retrmpect 65 ANDREW 5 R411 OK Indy follf-ge bound' those teath ers hut rod Latin genius where rc we gomg, Duck ' Tumbling il ,'-,w-'f.k - I ' ., V , , 4 . . . tt ,H U ll: - I f' g . . . ' ,,...ss s -nw VN ' nun -lt ,lull ' I I .. v V ,, . . , , K 3. R A. -- ,, as , I , - ' ' ... a f,... -.'a'. fs Q, ' ' 55 ' 59 V Hl,d a l 0 u A- I' u H4 .. u .. H tt , ,, W I. . I .x Q '55, . I N D , . .h . Q- ,I H D . ELE SNOR M REDEINZ Bunny Sweater gurl New York accent Bop fan partml to mhurtrcuse and Ford conwertlbles ou crunch Retrospect ETURA D REISKI' Snooky Blonde with blue eyes 1 darn those cookmg classes future nurse weekends ln lest Haven Llbrary Club Retrospect RICHARD W REYNOLDS SALI Y M RIDER Red n Happy go lucky So there we Don t bother me I m busy .are sklrt clmser Sure always calm my Jokes are uccess ln something re funny Myra h ur and freckles Hockey Team Spanish Club Tumblm, Retrospect I hon Retrospect 66 34 CAM NANCY F REPKO Rep ou know what' Dee and I daydreamer fun lovmg Campus Rest and coffee unmr Choir Clee Club Retrospect V I 0 li 99 ... -I r 'MY' in R . I Gi 19 ' e... 0l, 4 ,, - I 1 G5 ' W . tv 7, . fi 9, ggY 7, . . .The New Milford Gang. . . E Y Y 66 .59 4665.159 . 55 S6 7 9 9,... '...:' ' ... ' ' .d 2' .. ' ... 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I ' 94 'IIIPODORI X ROBIYSOV Tealrlv Sh :rp clrv mr fhop chop ls pumpm crow cut knd l xc mn l Xl nn mar that quru no DOROTHY ROCHE Int t tx lvtur tol y tlll 'Ind lllflllltl Lum clown Street 1 ll lt Illl now md a friend lmufr ,good natured W Ptltllll BLll I llrrurv I lul: Retrospect llass Representatue B-KRBARK .I RIDGEW AY Barb Dirk and l those glgel 1 for Pete w wks- blonde tre e ood ndtured u of fun Rolrosperl Rr trospmt Tumbling JOHN R TOTH XNN I RODRIQLI S lfnherl nn 511' nn ln lxmnvr 'We and l'lur for I ollus personality lull ll l Halls p are neur 1 dull nmnu nl from th: North lnd of town Ur mu pet ptcwe qumt Rudolph 1 llulru en llomh 7 I mln v llul: Retrospect RRI UN R ROGERS MIHIGP Nou! drcs or Dont muse the lmlr 'mx mollege hound lmsketb ull man chem I us wlme bucks Basketball Retnnpecl PATRICK .l ROSATO Pal 'Vlun with 1 horn Blue 'Notes llnul Oh thow how hes llxlter Drum Corps luddm' l 40 green Chevy ELIZABETH C ROY RITA RUBINSTEIN Betsy Ruta Long black tresees of beauty and brams sew sophlstlcated strictly gotta meet tho-e deldlm from Vogue llldltldlldllil Hockey French Club Dramatic Club Freshman Clase Dramatic Club fTreasurerj Party Ceo chazrmanj French Nutmegger Nnttonal Honor Club Retrospect ffissoczate Soclety Retrospect ffissocmte Edxtorj Nutmegger CLIIIIIPTJ Editor Jumor Choir Natmnal Honor Socrety Uflce Pf85ld9HlD Gzrls Basketball CManagerj mixture Dry humor readv for work or loves to pleasure 'Stanley S best' 31, Clam FRANCIS C ROSS Junior L0 ul ol fun Clifford H buddy axpcll to rvtlre after gradua tum IJ S 'N laugh that p lrllh R1 lrusppct X l y .L Q, ,L is ...H ' ., .-v . -- . .. 4. . ff . . . k l',99 V' 4. ,, la 1 A 1 ... , . ... 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'.. ... 0 0 I ---- ------'---4- n 1 o ' . . , 94 AUDRPY K RUI Us Aull Oh, those 1 vel nslu s 1 yes slr pc ssmustn lp un: smlle vt, I Il tr I Horne l'z'ononuc's llub Suftlmll Natmnnl Honor Society french flub Retrospect ffisso crate lndrtorj Nutmegger Q td lEl'lISlltg lllanagerj MARLENE S RUSCOE Mar Where re my El ISSCG ' fru kk- s Bube ln front of Lofts' Old Oak 10 ,,u Retrospect JLIXNLTTI' M SXILI' K an JllIll0l' interest hlllhlllblllly future senretaly ' second home, Danbury Hospltal writ ln, notes ln 'Hr Ahlgrens room Student Council flats Repre .sentutne Retrospect OLIVX S ST jl' KN Bones Qunet tvpe tall and lem OPIIHIISIIL bug tease Doesnt abrne wlth 'Vllss Tread we YOIIIIII hxter Fuotlmll 1 raflt National Honor bmwlv Retrospect 69 HAROLD W Sf U Z0 Harrv Contagious gI,,,,' Se-smns In the produltlun room whtrt theres noise, then s llxrrv Xw, some on, just om puk lfmlugy I lub Rf trnspvrt Nutmep.,g.,er l'l l'usutumpn LII KNOIIF A gf Ill Alll ll I Um Cute blonde vw lull w ul for me lun n slllll sun llglll lrur dmncr In 109 Muse Vuguv Autmegger fhmr Rvlru sped Biology llub ,lumur Chmr Cheerlemlvr 'YIKUIINI SlllWlllIl IIIIVIIYH Rm ln r un w m lll wlulc llk llu m morl Ill :lun IIUIIN work ull ll I ll II f IPP 1 lull Stud: nt lamlu ll Ketruwpvrl PIII DI' RILK WY Sf IINI I Iil'IU I R I'nrmPr Fulurv firmer Oli, ll10-0 lens Dag. Ill It truv lunlll an Irurk drnr-r lllslorv wllu Ihnmegger IURICHNI K 'Sl IIUI N I nrruln: gk lung rmk qu ul but 1.4! r goin fu url urs! rx m xrrx 1 0 not for nu' lull M :hr run dup Retrospect 70 HA C fm ROBLRT K sf IIWIIDT Hub Ne II dresser cllmplf' blue umm rlnlllm vl r u 4 Ilw dr: I mnnv :lvl I qu: 'QM e ,Q , 7.Cf.' . Q ' ng - vs f 1 , ... Il, s,':' V ,' ... d:.'a.... - - 1 . . . . . 'f . ' f ffff, . 5 I ,I I I nf! V , , , , ' , , , . 1 A I wifi: , f I J J Q I ' A. Q l u l ..l f . 'Q .. . .. l ui . . . ful 0 a in ' ' ' . . . l v - - z . . . - ', ' a K lat? . . . l pm u dvnl ' l ilu- H fl-mls-r lust night. 7 1 , . . . . . ' f . . . fa s...lyig . V, ' , --I ', . ,. ag . . . I' ,'s,a ap hrs allly. , 5: . 1' If' Q , .,5' .. I '-vi ' 'II ' I Qi , , .. ' as ,. . I.. 1 J - 1' ' I . '- llc' ... 'f z ' lp 'F' 'gf... 1 'sr--H' Y 4.12, ,,,.' ti. s . EDW ARD J SCHULLERY Dui you d your Consumer Goods? never .nn unkind word What' cha say' future photographer one man style I Just developed some new pictures Cross Country Track fManagerj Class Photographer Retro spect Cfissoczate Edztorj HOWARD W SCI-IULZE Howie lss Gleason and I How about that ' serious Ted Wnllldms sports, has one love DONALD E SINHULZ Schulzze A man with few words hut many frlends Oh that Criss Craft' fun to be wlth Me and my buddy Skipper , Tumbling ANN WI SH-YNLLY DON-XLDJ SH-KNLEY .Shan Don Hevf those college men Aw Gee im I late personality per omhed lr t llented artist quiet worker tatlous qunet like .1 sxren reluctant dunler Guess what, I ot tl date lor bdtur Spanish Club Nutmegger day mghl Drumutu: Llub Retrospect l hmr All State Retrospect 71 I S6 ' 99 5, nM- vs N In V, . ,ve 3, . ... ..- 'fffii55i17 3 I V ' ' ' ' y X: f' , V N I . . . it - U :Q . . . , ' . ' 56 . . . . . . , . 7 tt U Ed 0 K. 1 . ii ' , . . . ' ,, Z , - rw - . -ss ... - f K TWV . I A . I I .v. n . ,I t. - sr ft in Q. , , . H1 ua an as 9 , ., . . . . . , . . . f . . . . 7 ' s . . . fl - 1 ' 3 . . . . . ' I . . . , ' . . . ' ' ' ' . ea ' . . . ,, . . ' '. '. B - . . . . . . . . . 1 . ,, . . ROBERTC SHLPXRD Bob I dont know one of Mr Peter on s boys Red loves smhool FRANCES SKELLY Iran Small hut powerful partial to red Ildll' chocolate ple eyes forever snappmg gum lllean Retrospect Student Council THEODORE F SMICALA DOROTHY P GMYTHE Patty Basketball whlz always klckmg Dellghtful brown eyes gum another Stanky qulet mllewcr tall and slender players walk oe What dld I say secretary Baseball Basketball to her typmg Retrospect 72 il. CAM NANCY .l SMIGALA Nancy Oh those snappy brown eyes I got a letter today short .md sweet future woman ln white what dimples' Home Economics Club Retro nn -I l I .. ,, G5 9 ,' k S ' . . . 's ' . ' 9 K ' ' tt v as 3-,M . . . K ' ' l . . . . . . K . . ' ' LSI Y i, A 1: ,, rx' :z GS . Y! , ' . . - Gi 99 f . 0 1 n ' 1 My e , A ' ' l V ' Spec' 5- f 45 5 :f i ..Ted:, .. -4, . . . . 1 s 4 . Y ' ' . . . I n A 1 I 0 l n 1 I 4 V 4 n 1 J ' ' Q c n 94 JOSEPH M SNYDER oe Popularity plus mule smlle good .loe sports fan Baseball wlll soon be here h basketball lzl Pasatlempo Baseball Biology Club Basketball Student Council Retrospect fAssoctate Edltorj JE-YNNF P STATE ,lean Tap dancer who hop:-Q to make good seen T llll ' d lrk hur md brown eyes quiet wlun be lmuld be matte Club ,Iuluor lholr DKVID A STACKPOLE Butch Hey hot rod blweball fan meehame He ll get by ,al X HOWARD STEVENS KATHRYN E STEVENSON Tootsie Passion for football not as Devnl on wheels Its adorable qunel me he looks happy as lhe honest bracelets galore day xi long that grm .1 pluure from Vogue I wlsh know htm I5 lo luke ham lad a Teddy Bear Football Student Council . Dramatic Club . Spanish Llub Glee Club Retrospect Nutmegger 73 , t 1 C U . an ' V . Allv A - x .4 H 1 1 ' Q I l ' ' ii , . 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NANCY I STRAITON Nan Bug eyes rumble seat curly lol ks horses cowboy musxc Put Woolworth's sunny disposition Retrospect ffl. ffm EDWARD C STRUM Eddie Brookfield hram Ted and Onne Hlstory doesn I mterest me sensatxonal new actor hlushes easily Chmr Dramatic Club Nut megger Student Councll National Honor .Society Retro spec' GLORIA J SWANSON G o Fun to be wlth devlllsh dimples charm and smcenty band box outfits future nurse glggles Representative Student Council Retrospect OSCAR T TAHAN DOUCLAQ A TARRAINT 0 If Doug Court sweepcr Yvho you mall hot rod glrl shy ing Sugar D lddy ' qxnlgle always ready with .1 smile Hey get the lmll ln the busket ya Bonn hunting' don t thunk so Football Basketball Student l llllllfll 74 ll V SG 9, P . J 0 e ' I n n 44 :aa ' s 65 u . . 0 Q s V 99 ' , .. . - 1 - . 6617, Home Economics Club . . . Class A, -.Q tb 99 A.: I 'gg . . . D 45 ' .. - baMy as - , , ' 1' ..... Y 5 - ,,, , . ' il ...Nl 1 9 ' 99 94 NANCY R TAYLOR Nan Very tllk sine good sport Oh for Pele s sake Belur late lhln new-r Hockey Team Library lluh Retrospert KUKOI TKWYFR l arol Tall and slender llruwn wuy llur Bu Dolly :ml hmm quiet but friendly fulurt olllu worker Retrospect DOROTHY A TARSI Dome Doc-S my h.ur look ulrlgll ' Mnnnm Boy, un! tllll hut spnrklln, hair small but always emlllng the g..lrln Hockey Team CLapta1nJ ,fxs ELIZ-SBI TH J Tl' 'NN SXT LLIZ XBLTH l THOMPSON Betty lane Betty Lou Cute as -I bllll'-HI Llfl 0f Hill Wedding bells dome-ln type parllll lo You ur heels S N lhnugll! Id do u flip fulurL hqr fulurg Rgnmt gurl ln while- Home I'l'0ll0llIll'8 llub French Dramatic' l lul: Ketrnspert l lub Regnpqpepg 75 v V fu V A 66' 99 ' GG 9. ,,7, ' , .,. . . . gnggler as . - . . ss 1 AA at v V, - X ,. nr .H . X ,-, . v'. 'x'. 4 4 - l . .4- Tq N . ... 1 . - 1 -', ,a f his Hr 7 tt -,v H . . .,, . - 1 Vu. S5 I' 5 I 157 . ' U . ...L , . vf , M,l ,' VV J ' v!L . .5 V K , .L tt 99 66 99 A . . . 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UNO 1 nm 1 H1 nn 11111 future 11111110111 1111r 1111 111 111111 one -1-011 W11r111n ur R114 ' 11112 111111 111111111 I FIIIIIIIIIIFN 111111 Retrospect 76 3A 64156 T11111slP Happw 1,0 1u1ky 1'-11011 i1l0lll 111 l11L ll 1 1111 w uni I llklllr, M1 s PF1 XII 1 L111r11ry 111111 R1'tr11sp1'1'1 Clee 111111 cTf01lNUf0fJ I just 1, Q,.Q.'. . ' . .' f ' f 66? ,99 ' s' ss...i ... A 1 ,' 'i .1.Z?...I ' - ' ' il ' 1 Ill Al? . . . 1' - 'l1-11 1 . ... J 'I ' l.11' '- il 111: ,'llI . . . 1 z 1 ' 1 a . . . v oth 111- il 1 ... ' . 'z 1 lin' . . . , ' ug! 1 f HICLICN A. TIMAN 1. ,111 , ,-,- , , 11 . -. , . , . 1 1' '...n'... 1 .Au 1 R - U., ,nl-111 .1 ' 1. ' ,J 'V A A' 'V .. 1' 11' ' A 1' ' V ,f ' 1 A -'s 1 H s 11 ,' ,' 'Q . . . ' -...11's1111111l... ' as . 1 ...1ii.'h, a ... .... ,A .' '. ss , - new 1. Q . I ' L '1. . . . in 94 CONCETTA M TOMANIO Cnnme Personable plus depend able our busy lnltle bee Penn h 1 enrv thing but who m Brul eport Prexy Hey coz tell them ,lunmr fhmr Student founvzl CPresulentj Bmlogy llub Retrospect fASsocla!e Fflltnrj Dramatic Club Choir Class Representatue RUTH A TOMANIO Kuthle Brown h.ur .md hazel eyes pleasant smile W lll s home You know wh xt ' coffee at the Rest wnld blue yonder pretty as 1 puture Retrospect FRAINLIQ TORIELLI Turk 'VII s Crosby s pet Lowboy muslc Hey kld quiet and reserved plays a mean gultar CAROL A TRESTER Carol Sense of humor Janet Miss Morgans prlde and joy To be or not to be new drnver French Club Natwnal Honor Society Qsecretaryj Library Club Refrospee! Dramatic Club fV:ce Presj 77 MARION L TRISTER Marmn Gnft of gdb speed demon me and the telephone tem her s pet Boston bound French Club Nutmegger Lzbrary Club Retrospect Ilramanc Club G6 ,Y . , h . LS. . nun 65 '99 ' ... , ... I 66 '97 ,, ' as 1. 9, yn I t . ., . 56 ,'99 , ... .. 1 '7 . 66 '79 . , z , ... . as '--'- ' 's' 'gf 65 99 65 99 ii! , lll 99 p .6 U ., . ,, I 9 ' ' 65 99 . .. ss' 99 , 1 ss 99 ... , . . . ... ... ... ... .. ... ... VINCENT V TYBURSZEC Vmme A wolf ln sheep s clothing future mechamr the desks just lren't hlg enough tall and un reserved Fred Nutmegger ETHEI A VOLPP I lhel New Fairfield ahve and klckmg swxmmmg and sanlmg eas to get along wlth ' first house on the right ' Llbrary Club Retrospect Junior Choir BERNADETTE M WARD Wlll LI AM L W'ARD Bern: e Billy Sllence IS golden Carol A Crotly man prefers Juniors future secretary I might get lu lease Can he dance tue car tonight candy ln a where s the party Don snapper stratmh the punt Student I annul Retrospect Iwmtball Blology l lub firms Representa tn? junior Llllbll' Sopolto more l lass Parly fl o Chairman 78 Ula Claw LUCILLE M WAITE Lou Nice tlungs come ln small packages I mean Marge and I five feet one and a lot of fun Urology Club Glee Club Nutmegger Home Economics Club Retrospect Ltbrary I lub 94 PATRILI K C W XTERVIAN Pnl Spl ne lines personified frlend mdeed devil ln her eve Student Council Junior Choir Iimlogy Club Retrospect J-rx! JUDITH D WATT fully Kttrwtne musn lover Rmlcltn KI IH friendly imlle lvpu nl emor Aw come un kul llrunmtlc I lub Iumor fhmr Spanish Club fl Pnsaltenlpn llmlr fPresuIentD All state PQMELA F WATSON Retrospect CA.saoclate Edllllf, Pam Oh thoGe W ooater hops Im mn ape Willy s owerland jtcp one nun gurl college lmuntl I lee flub Iunmr fholr l luur All .Slate Retrospect MARIT-1 K WLBPR SHIRLEY W ILCOX M0 Shtrl Blue Packard Laugh I Krc you omg, skating tomght'7 thought Id newer pu 'non for lon red trc business Lheues .and Gludles that red student quut In whool but tant nn her halr sln untll you nut' frundly hello for all know her flee Club unmr l fuur Retrospect 79 . Xi , ' , ii .59 ... , .' .79 5: I . e V4 A ' V. - . tt U r - .- 55, , . g'g '... '- xl Inu 4 I lun I I ' , ' V W 4' a I A A .. ,, Bright and cheerful . . . Ye, guds ....'z...a qs 4, A, . - . 1:, Ass '77 A A Sb 'Si . . i I f-. t., ,,- ,,..' - -99 1 .vw ,- ' HB ' . ... s. ... E, shes... ' .' . '. N , . ua 'I - . .' A.,, . K .,, ' . A ' .... I, . ... ' ' . 1 ' ...I ' I QHIRLILY M XVII IJMAN bhtrl Rescrxed expreesne eyes Wedding hells ln the fulure Don and I ' rudlunl snule or n lel ln gurl Retrospect BEVERLY A WILLIS Bev just plam sweet future N.ny nurse A rlgl1ly Wllere s Lou? W T Gran! 8: C0 a true friend rewrd fan Spanish Club Retrospect DAVID f V IIITI' 5 Dane r Future mu lnnu Ilut roddu' Sly grin 'Ille 1 lr NIIIPICLI ju t that un nuli nn hour lunlt luke llml' green even Iletllel hippy llllllllllf, grounds black lmlr Hold on .I nnnule Dane and Run sunny I ju t Alon! under stand ll' Football Baseball Basketball ARTHUR 'I' V OOLARD 80 we C M CHARLES A WINANS Hnrpo Coachs pride and Joy Me and M155 Prcudn blond curly h.ur quite lhe ad llbber Football Ullanagerj Basketball Ullanngcrj x o A , .V - ,, I . , .' . ' . 1 . . X y f 1 Q I I ' L , 9 - - ' - . . . . f 5- if ll...-'WI a '. ,A 66 97 . u o t ' I 56 l ' 9 1 1 1 0 1 c I n .. ,, . , 9 ' , ' sa 1 ' . . .' '99 . . . . , Y A U J 0 xf, 4. 'P 1 nf!! 4593, I K gf lflllffiffir , , migclf. 51 ' 1' I .4 'l::.1'!!'T'L , mflxifug v ' - .'fk1E2'EZ1i1.za11!1,??'Z5: 'ff rw iw A ,. ,. . .. ,. N ...4 F, I.'... ' ' l---Nl 'I Q .S - n I r ' l ' 1 I, x ' - ,A ' 'vv V... ' ' , . V- , ,yas as - N 1 ' 99 n Q u I I Q -I 94 ima o-..,x1 'SN'- fs QQ S. HKROLDI ZUCC-X Luke Pl nd lurl- future Marme qw Home lpph mres Tnme snatm her Cotta work for u hung., goin, lluntln, I'rPn1h l lub DOROIHY f LOPIINLR Dot Hills from Ruldln The tall kind Nlllllllll f.1ryLou and ,Iudv U Lnnn 'IPPC sho tonnes l'dlth brother hulllorlum ,nr Iwelrl Hucltev Retrospect IUIIIUI' Choir Choir ,IO YN S YOUNG Jann Perpetual :mule hpudl teen .nge wardrobe Taffy trcues Y u know wlmt kids ' just nlturallv baillful lfetrmspecl Biology Club ,lunmr lhmr kv, WM.. ROBERT F ZURINSKAS NINI S QUDIINBERG limi, Nun ' Get lost ' tumblxng attraction 'Newlillllvr I0 ll H 5 INR H0 woman'5 man' going up to I K 0h. tho-e weekend- ghg- gfylf gourq P' small, but .ut llmndu- unc of the I-.xbu llllghlV louw Pour 'lh.lt's l0l'l I'Il ' Tumblmg Spanish flub lfetrospcd Gulf B1 z f f ff, , ' , 1 22. , ,Z 1, Ag5fQ..,,,:. - . ,r Vi aafeagaziiif of 1' iiii.:3:E7E12 : fit hr ,.......,s.x. be-V -5.-.f . X- f 4 ::s2111:.::- .-:g- N' vs. ' Mr- 1, 1 vffizitxlmxm-1 XXBYK- lv: .C 'kk us I 'I .99 - V A V - . . 56 .41 1 .v. vp, . . I Y . 0 . W. . ti 97 1' J ' g . . . 1 . . . . zz '. ,' ' ' - -.11 , ' I. : A syk - 99 A . 1 . ' . . . ,' - ' ' I . . . ' S I ' ' . . 4 X V V W Q wi' 3 -3 3 Q? Q QEQOPHEQY WIN E .Ji ell LOI' U55 lCeI'5 SIIICC Charles Davls, Sally lllZ1I'Clll8k, Cary Lou Briscoe and Brlan McMahon were first elected as our class oflicers, they have performed their tasks wlth dlll ence and wlth the knowledge that their every act was mstrumental lll the success of our class endeavors By thelr hard work and sense of devotlon not only to Left to Right Cary Lou Brlcoe, Charles Davis, Sallv Marcmek Brian McMahon the Class of 1954 but to Danbury High School as well, they have left allllldellble mark on our school Through lhelr tireless efforts the Class of 1954 wlll be remembered as an outstandmg and energetlc group dedicated to the betterment of the school As we go our dlfferent ways, we shall not forget these classmates who have played the nlost promment roles ln our high school days 84 M,I'll0I' Ciafki zcerd As we lvlvc D'llllllll'W Hwh S1l11ml, ww do so w nth tll1 l1l11ml01lg.':1' Ill lt thu Ll Iss of 1903 w1ll1 Olllllllll' lo fltjllllhll lllllli 1 ll11 1 lp lbl1 lefulerslnp of nts officer- In Guxdo Tlno the ,lunmr Ll:-1 I1 ls a president who IS both able and ewgm to Sono the 1 l 1 s Tlu other ,fn Q Left to Rleht Guido Tlno, Donald Parlllf' Buerlw Ho 1 X 1113 B1 llw JUWC1 officers-Agnes Beltv Jovce, Y we P11s1d1 nt, Box erlw Ho-1 - Sec retary , and Donald Pwrllle, Tre xsuror ll n1 vm k1 1l lx ard nn making the flctn mea 01 lllL Ll las of l9aa suuu-ful B5 .SJOIOLOIYIOIV CKGJ5 OKACGFJ The quality of a class is determined by the capabilities of its officers. Wlith David Lomlds, Presidentg Marlene Heinl, Vice- Presidentg Irene Saviano, Secretaryg and Robert LeFebvre, Treas- urer, the Class of 1956 has progressed exceptionally well. With Left to Right Irene bavlano Marlene Helm Robert LeFebvre, Davld Lownds Miss Dorothy Burnie and Mr Stewart Anderson as class advisors, the Class of 1956 seems destined to take its place ln the long hne of outstanding Danbury High School classes 86 3 9 9 . . . . . . . . . . . jl e6AI'I'lal1 C4156 The Freilllllllll Class is ulreaflv SllOW'ill ' rromise of the energetic class s irit . 1- I .. P which is so prevalent llvrv al Uzulbury High Sl'll00l. In their future years at D.H.S., we are confident that the Freshmen will carry on the fine scholastic, ulllletiv, and social lrzulitions of our school. l , i...,N if 4 f W5 87 Ho tljralnatu Host Bashful Host D1Q.lllflPll Host 'lhou,.htfu Host Depend :ble Host Musu ll Host Tfllkqtly e Host Culllble Cutesl Done Most for Class Done Most for School Nealest Nery xest Hal dest to Rattle haslest to Buttle Le lst Sludlous Class Clown Class Baby B1g..gest Lune Blg.,est I'l1rt Blggest Klckcr Bngge-t Glggler UIQQI' atlUe6 B n b'lra ,liekson H n y Barr Betsy Row L0lllll6 Tonlamo Clllllllf' Tonlanlo lmly W att H n lon T1 lster H u ,UPI ne Genoy ese J :net Ixraus qally Marelnek Connie Tomanlo M lry HeKenney Jane Green P llI'lCl 1 H IW lland Qally llI'1I'Clll0k Betty Mae McDonald Carole Dunn Nancy Bepko Ellen Thompson P ltrlela Havlland Many MeKenney Beverly Mac k ay Betty Kater Mary MeKenneV Ke 1111 eth Neal john Green Edward Strum Rlehard Kavasch Rleharcl Nahley Ke 1111 eth Lee Rlchard Nahley Rlfllarll Cote Charles Wlnans Charles Davis Charles Davls Ch-trles Wmans Rlelrlrd Kavasch John Kollnehak John Otto B111 Ward Thomas Fablano Charles Winans Lllfford Hager Bruno Tomamo Rlehard Tlerney B111 Ward Robert Palanzo f . 4 S ' ' Hd ,Y,, , ,-,,,, , ,,,- M ,,,,,,,,,, ' , ,.., . ,.,,,,,. 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Im Sandra: Kovuvu Ric-hurcl Fairchild l'ulriciu Kutrvnivk Julln 0ll0 forelfimf ,izlancljomwf Efjf Sporl Carolyn Mohr Bruno 'fomaino Carolyn Mas-i 7270! lQomanfic X 'X X Qi Hmm-rlvj lzhilllvl' john UNO hulrcy l:lll'll! 'll-el Sllliglilll 7!7o.5f OpfimfJfl'f 90 7lfoJf l7e.1.11'n114f,'!, R14 hard K is asth f eif emonagfy Huff mance:-J W.xllVWIart'll1f-k Bruno lomdmo I l B l onelx d,u li lrhax 1 Madsen Wad .xdfdhzlnc Juhn 0110 Sally BCANISIQV Kathryn Slew-119011 Richard Kavasch M-if EVPJJPJ 91 jypicafseniord Judy Whit Cllarles Davis Cfaafs .Maforg JACK AND THE BEANSTALK In Danbury High School, Sept , 1950, a new class was formed the class of all-and for all practical purposes we shall call lt Jack Once upon a tune, '1 little boy named Jack woke up and found a beanstalk growing 0111311181115 window Aha, said he where does that gow' With a leap and a bound he found himself' at the foot of the beanstalk Hls curiosity aroused, he began to chmb lt On a fairly lar,.e leaf he saw written Executive Committee, Freshman Year He then recalled the names of the members of this committee Connie Tomanio, Dick Bradlev, and Audrey Hurst After looking over this strange leaf for some time, he decided to chmb further and see what other remnants of the past he could find He came upon another leaf on which was lnscrlbed Spring Fever,' Aprll 4, 1951 This, he remembered, was the name of the class party ln that mfant year of the class of 54 Written under this were the names of the party's co chairmen Rita Rubin lrls prow ed to be a night to remem ber jack was now very tired from his chmb, so he decided to go down to the base of the beanstalk to rest He was sleeping at the foot of the beanstalk, when a large leaf floated down and brushed against his cheek, waking hllll Picking up the leaf, Jack read about the first class meeting in the sophomore year At this meeting .,-' .5 an important step was taken that of choosing class advisors Suddenly the names, Miss Marilyn Beacom and Mr Wllllaln Ryan, flashed through his mind This choice proved to be wise, he renlembered Dropping the leaf Jack resumed his chmb He had 11ow started on the second leg of his Journey As he groped his way through the tangled vines, he spied an old newspaper which was headlined Election Returns Scanning the front page, he read that Charhe Davis was elected president, Sally Marcmek, vice president, Cary Lou Briscoe, secretary, Ray Antous, treasurer Further down the page he saw that Bernadette Warfl, Joe Snyder and Ray LoTurco were elected to the Student Council 92 l L. 9-vi I . Y . ' C l , 0, - 0, - - - as as - ac ' 4 . , . U . . . 0 . H . . 99 Y ' ' : . . 1 0 . . . . . . an . , . . , . . ' . . . - ' ' s stein and Carolyn Gillotti. This first informal social gathering of the boys and g. V . - v . of I 1 . or . i . . I V' ..w . . ' Q97 J' . . U , 7 ' Q Y . 66 . 9, u , . fr . - . Just before he threw the paper aslde, Jatk notlced the weather forecast which predicted snow Immedlately he was re nnnded of the sophomore class party, 4 ' Snowflake Festival held on Jan 28 1952 The name fit the ew enmg perfectly, vm C for upon nrrnal everyone had to brush off the nnlhons of snowflakes that had gathered on hls coat from the storm out slde A ,ood part of the credlt for the success of tlns party went to nts co chalr iv' N4 '2- Q- 3 men Bernadette Ward and Joe Snyder As Jack clunbed hlgher, the glow of -'eff' class rm, the emblem he recognized as that of the class of 1954 What exclte ment there was the day they arr1ved'Th1s was the first tqnglble momento that would alw'u s renund hun of these four years Jack looked up 'md saw dark clouds forming overhead At the same tlme he felt a shght breeze This breeze caused a leaf to lut has face, and as he pulled lt away, he notlced Sophomore Hop,' Apr 4 1952, wrltten on lt On the under slde he saw mst rlbed the names Jane Green and Joe Snyder, and below them an explanatory w ord, co chalrmen The flower bedecked swmg and the rustic white bridge leathn, to lt brought many complnnents to the boys and glrls who worked to make the dance a success The sky darkened, and not wanting to be exposed to the storm, Jack found shelter ln the entan,.ledv1nes When the storm had subsided, Jack resumed hls climb Higher up among the tangled vmes he spxed some yellowed sheets of paper Upon closer lnspectlon, he found that they were the pages of someone s diary Glanclng through the few tattered pages he notnced the date, Nov la, 1952, and under lt wrltten Football Dance -co chairmen, Carolyn Masl and Tom Fablano This was a perfect way to thank the football team for the swell Job they dld that year Thumbm, throu,h the pages, Jack came :cross the words SLEICHBELL HEAVEN ln blg bold letters Hls curloslty aroused, Jack read further down the page and saw that tlns was the name of the jumor class party held on Dec 20 1952, m the D H S gym Jack recalled the slelgh used as part of the decoratxons Although the weather was agamst hlm that night and some of the entertamment was snowbound, he can still hear the lau hm, WOICCS of those havmg a wonderful time He can also hear the musxc of lns own class orchestra, The Blue Notes 93 3 . 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U Discovering that he had sklpped a page Jack turned back and found that the class officers had been elected-Charlie Davis president, Sally Marclnek vice president, Cary Lou Briscoe secretary and Brian McMahon, treasurer He also saw that Student Councll representatives had been chosen Connie Tomanlo, Joe Snyder, and Sally Marclnek He remembers wlshlng them good luck in this most difficult year As he climbed hlgher up the beanstalk, Jack nouced a little clump of heart shaped leaves On the leaves he spotted numbers which represented the scores of the basketball games played during that third year of the class of '54 He re membered that these were the decoratlons used for the Basketball Dance which took place on Valentine s Day 1953 This was a wonderful way of celebrating the vlctorlous basketball season slnce the team had reached the semi finals at New Haven At last, Jack reached the hlghllght of every junior s year THE JUNIOR PROM This aHa1r was held on May 9 1953 w1tl1 ,lack Otto and Carolyn Masl acting as co chalrmen Jack could picture in his nund the decorations deplctmg an Hawauan Island and the name Starl1t Isle ' The selection of Ted Robinson and Betty Mae McDonald as King and ueen added the fimshlng touches to the gala occasion The concluding event of the junior year, Jack recalled, was the election of representatives to GIPIS, State and Boys State Sally Marclnek, Charlie Davis and Jack Otto were elected by the class for their past achievements and for those f that they would accomplish ln the future S Startlng the fourth and final quarter of his journey, Jack noticed that the leaves were turning colors, slgnlfylng if that the autumn was approachlng Thus array of multl colored leaves brought to Jack s mind the words Autumn Noc turne the name of the senior class J party held Nov 6 1953 This was the tQ'Cft SZ final, lnformal get together of the senior Q class, and the entertainment gave promises of a great semor production In the fall, the name of one boy was always on the lips of has fellow class mates Jack remembered well the name of the captaln of the football team ,lack Otto i. As Jack cllmbed hlgher, a brightly colored leaf caught hls eye He examined lt closely and discovered that the same students Charlie Davis, Sally Marcnnek, Cary Lou BPISCOC, and Brian McMahon were elected to their posts as class officers Turning the leaf over, Jack read that another election took placfvthat of elect lng representatlves to the Student Council Sally Marclnek, Suzanne MacDonald and ,lack Otto were selected to represent the class of '54 Chosen to head the Stu dent Council was Connie Tomamo who proved to be worthy of that high posltlon 1 .Q .. Xvf f .. N X f ' f 3 ., .- ,- X . -. . K X . . ..!'5c!fX 1:-2- ' After that, still another election took place Mxss Kroha was elected to replace ,5q. 4 ' Mlss Beacom as class advisor Although everyone was sorry at the loss of Mlss Beacom, Mlss Kroha proved to be a very wlse choxce mdeed Thmkmg about what had been ac comphshed durmg these four years, Jack wondered how one person could posslbly Nw remember all these happenings There Just then, he remembered the year book RETROSPECT, edlted by Bermce Mleczko and Dick Nahley Thus will be a complete account of all the act1v1t1es L conducted by the class plus a remem brance of all the students and teachers Although at thls polnt ln his Journey the basketball season had just begun, Jack knew that lt would be a vlctorlous one Chosen to captam lt thxs year were co captams, Ted Smlgala and Ozzle Tahan Jack can remember one more event that caused great excitement that semor year He was thlnkmg of the mterclass contest conducted by the War Memorlal Assoclatlon to obtain adult membershlps Each class had to elect a King and ueen who, lf thelr class won, would receive a trip to Florida The seniors chose Emlly Gulla and Charlle Winans to relgn Jack can stlll hear the vlctorlous cheers at the assembly when they announced that the senlors had won As Jack neared the top of the beanstalk, he wondered what the future had ln store for hlm He glanced upward and notlced that clouds surrounded the re malnder of the beanstalk He began to vlsuahze what mlght he beyond thls mlst Two outstandmg events appeared ln hls mmd The Senlor Productlon and the Semor Ball Wlth the wonderful Splrlt of the class of 54 these two major events wlll be as great or even greater than prevlous successes Jack knows that graduatlon hes somewhere ln that mlst, and he feels certaln that he wlll meet lt fully prepared When the tlme comes, he can cross the thresh hold of thls great world with the knowledge and self confidence acquired durlng those four years. 95 fr M -1v-,,f-- 0 . 3'4 A X xx , 1, . , f ff . 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QN X X I LX, XQ52, X 5 go ' Xock X X X .1 .eo X X X Kea 1,00 J N-M.. ,,.-vi -vt: H- cfm, I9 ,nt , Returning home from the graduation exercises of the class of 19:14, Rlp Van Ryan lay down to catch up on sleep lost durln his vears as class adviser As he slept he dreamed of the effects of the pass mg years of his former charges Betty Lou Thompson has started tlungs off with a ban with all those httle Drumms aroundthe house Ted Robinson s Gas station IS surely dom a booming business, his mam attractions are Anita Plcone and Connie Tomanlo,who wash cars and pump gas The little Falrchllds ' are being taught bv their well known dad how to roll up their sleeves Loretta Bagley has been doing well for herself She has been nominated Prima Baller1na,thanks to her well known a ent,D1ck Durkm, who has just married Nancy Repko Nancv was recently employed by Gus Hiller of Miller and Wllller Enterprises Her job is to mstruct potential salesmen how to talk longer and faster Frank Kovacs has been chosen Bachelor of the Year Breakm hearts must be his specialty Jack Krafick was running a close second, but slnce signing with the Yankees, he surely has been sur rounded by beautiful women Don Schulz has opened a restaurant called ' Hangover Hangout featuring big glasses of tomato julce and jugs of black coffee His first customer was now be careful prominent young lawyer, man about town, Brian McMahon Brian has just finished a law suit for Bobble, The Playboy, Zurlnskas It seems LuZu got a but out of hand at the Latm uarter, which is now owned by Big Art Woolartl, the cream and sugar heir American Alrhnes hostess, Louise Leach, crashed at sea, and spent two weeks on a small island ln the Pacific The outdoors must be good for her In the meantime, Jo Esposito IS being kept busy putting yeast ln the heels of her shoes to make her rise Frank Ross has started his own junk shop with the help of fellow classmates who gladly contributed all their old books and pencils Sally Ruler has finally pleced together her funny books and has resold them to Ronald Dusenberry,along with a book written I Charles Duclbella, entitled, Love and Its Advantages Douglas Tarrant, a successful paper hanger, got his first break when he papered Miss McKenney s walls with history assignments that he falled to hand ln Lee s factorv still entrusts Barbara Peck with the care of the office kevs Cty pewrlter, that ISD Larry Currld has been awarded the Nobel Prize for his success ln figuring the formula which pro duced the pmk pamt on Mattla Capplello s car Nancy Smlgala is ruling her bicycle under probation She was arrested for pedallng without a hcense Anne DaS1lva and Elaine Barrett have just opened a trailer court called The Creeper with a Built ln Sleeper Since Jovce Anderson became chlef me chanlc m her father s garage, busmess has been booming An association of halrsetters unanimously elected Dolores DeFehce Favorite Pm up of the Year Marianne Novaco and Jeanette Saller are making big money from hold ups, they manufacture suspen ders Salhe Beardsley has broken all precedents inthe sports world bv just signing a contract with the New York Yankees as pitcher Rosemarie Franz and Margaret Adams are reaping profits from the sales of their completely automatic typewriter It s paradise for the one finger typlsts because vou just lk Into lt Barbara Madsen is doing especially well with her Kool Rod Korner 99 . . . - . 3 . 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The Danbury Natlonal Bank has a new presldent Mr Abraham Haddad has suggested to his board that a letter of thanks be sent to Cllfford Hager for helplng to fill the bank wlth money Chi s earnlngs materlallzed durlng a very successful sales trlp through Scotland He has been selllng Amerlcan made kllts door to door The former Allce Carney has recently been elected presldent of the Danbury Parent Teachers Assoclatlon Superlntendent of Schools, Manuel Neves, durlng the ceremony of lnstallatlon, commended her on the excellent way ln which she IS brlnglng up her slx chlldren Don Shanley has gone mto hlgh finance He has an office on the thlrteenth floor of tycoon Jlm Murphy s new bulldlng Barbara Jackson can now say that she s been ln show buslness Her leg has been ln a cast for qulte a whlle Bruce Chuvala IB Spanlsh lnterpreter for the U N Hls tralnlng wlth Mlss Rlslng really pald off Blg buslness man Harry Scalzo has for hls tenth secretary, the very capable Shlrley Wlldman Sondra Kahn IS glvlng rumha lessons ln two studlos of her own Her prlze puplls are Stu Jones and Eddle Strum Housewlfe Janet MlShlC0 dropped a lot of money ln the market last week her shopping bag broke Bruno Tomalno has opened a ranch roost ln Texas Two of hls chlckens, Elalne Flynn and Mary Mc Carthy, are vacatlonlng there Diplomat Blll Benton now thlnks TWICE before saylng nothlng He stopped argulng wlth teachers years ago Tama Genovese has a slgn on the door of her swanky optometrlst's office whlch reads, EYES EXAMINED WHILE YOU WAIT ' Her favorlte patlent IS Eleanor Redenz who clalms she stralns her eyes every tlme she looks through a screen door Ellen Thompson, secretary for a very promlnent N Y woman lawyer, Shlrley Knapp, clalms that trlgon ometry IB belng marrled to three men at the same tlme Ken Neal, who always wanted to be a mlnlster, IS taklng care of old soles and heels Carol Tawyer, a famous tree surgeon, IS very busy these days dlgglng up old roots Psychologlst John Gruss and nurse Lucllle Walte both work at a crockery plant taklng care of all the cracked pots Two Senators from Connectlcut, Marlon Trlster and Barbara Paplsh, have an lmportant Job fillbusterlng ln the Senate The eccentrlc salmon tycoon Frank Torrlelll IS constructlng a huge convalescent home for slck and aged salmon Dot Zoellner has led a safarl lnto the Congo to look for a specles of kangaroo wlth two pouches George Lane, better known as Gorgeous George, has won hls fifteenth consecutlve fight and IB contendlng for the lleavywelght champlonshlp Stanley Moros has flown from hls sugar planta tlon to attend the grand prcmlere of Jose Pepln and hls slv cabelleros at the Palace Theater ln New York Clty John Greene, the toast of all Mexlco, has just been awarded the honorary scroll of the matador of the year A flash from the sports world BIISS Nlnl Saldellburg has successfully dog paddled across the Engllsh Channel Pllyllls Proll the mother of SIX robust llttle boys, has been elected presldent of the Mothers of Amerl a jean Montesl, travellng salesglrl, has met the farmer s son and the two are happlly marrled Suzanne MacDonald has made the headllnes agaln Thls tlme she has eloped wlth a prlnce from Arabia John Gereg, Presldent of the Non Twlst Pretzel Co , announced that he 18 golng out of busmess Frank Merrltt has just bllled John Coyne, famous planlst, at hls excluslve Penguln Club It seems Ray LoTurco, Danbury s new probate judge 18 seelng alot of Judy McGran and Pam Watson lately Both are under arrest for the tenth tlme-Judy for panhandllng at Brldgeport HOSPll8l and Pam for contlnuous hot rodlllng ,lack Otto, general manager of a well known restaurant, has just hlred Lorralne Schoen, that shrewd prlvate eye, to discover who IS stufflng the holes ln the cheese wlth plckles We thlnk lt,8 Marllyn Schmeltz We,ll see more of Connle LeBlanc now that she has finally obtalned an expert ln chlld psychology to mlnd her seven Chllllrell She stlll lnslsts ll,B cheaper by the dozen Sally Marclnek has become a make up artlst She palnts faces at Bernle Klatte s doll factory 100 . . . . . - - -9 - . ll 1 ' ' ' I . . 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Her faworlte reporter IB gosslp columnlst, Irene Edgett Betty Cann IS the L S delegate to the U N and IS happllv out arguing every one Ruth Blodgett IS vlce presldent of W' T Grant fo she rl allv worked llcr wav up Bobble Kaplan IS coachlng basketball at Harvard Pat LOFWIU IS having a one man sllow of her palntlngs at Rockefeller Center Pat Smythe and Marlene Rusco are dolng well wlth tllelr Clldlll of department stores, Spend Here, lnc thelr answer to Woolworth s Bill Garafolo IS chlef potato peelcr of the Ullllbll States Marine forps He won the Purple Heart when the knlfe slipped and cut hls finger Ralph Hlll IS a geometry teacher at D H S He IS stlll trying to find out what x IS Henrletta Cllaber, that qulet soul, after working ten vears ln Woolworth's base ment has wrltten a smash hlt, entltled, Ten Years Underground Chrlstlne Hawley 18 really enjoyl g herself as prlnclpal of Fairfield Prep That well known teacher, Irls Gelbart, has just returned from her elghtleth trlp around the world That glrl belleves ln golng places' Alcatraz has a new llbrarlan, Rosemae Alexander Poodlack s Drug Store Cformerly Ixlnner sj has opened recently, and lt IS sald that Eugene Mchamara IS Bob s best customer Mac often pauses for a coke between rehearsals of the Splke Jones Sylnphony ln whlch he plays second washboard At long last, we find Dlck Tierney a successful matador We always knew he d make a good Spamsh athlete Bob Hope, ulcer speclallst, nlakes hls patients eat a blg breakfast He clalnls he can t operate on an empty stomach Pat Katrenlck, upon arrlval ln Callfornla, was greatly surprlsed at the wolf call she received' It was from Hy Stevells, football coach at U C L A , wllo s always looklng for new fullbacks Carole Carley has finally glven up her job as an artlst She IB now marrled allll has settled down to practlclng the fine art of ralslng a famlly Jane Green IS ln show buslness at long last She s a scrub woman at the Met Dlck Jennings has just lallded a job at the Paramount He s slnglng, ' I'm just a Square ln the Soclal Clrcle Blllv Ward IS a barker for Nelson Carvalho s penny pltchlng concesslon Beverly Chaher IS countlng the pennies Glrls, are you lonely' Boys, are you blue If so, come to Charlle Winans Matrlmonlal Bureau Nurses, Tootsie Stevenson and Mary Jane Kerwln, have been kept busy lately Reason Brlan Rogers, head of our hospltal staff has blood that has reached the bolllng POIHI Cause the new medlcal secretary, Carolyll Mohr Ray Antous owns a blg chaln of stores selllng clown costumes to George LeRose s school of dramatlcs Dlck Hamhrldge IS selling cemetery lots john uell IS hls best customer because john has a sur plus of grave stones Bob Conrad has been kept busy maklng polorold glasses The debut of John Corona s 3 D televlslon verslon of Llfe wlth Lulgl IS comlng up soon It won t be long before Bob Schmldt's natlon wlde chaln of restaurants wlll have to close, that mad sclentlst, Dave Stackpole, has successfully devlsed a plll to take the place of food It IS malnly through hls efforts that the new one mlnute lunch periods at Danbury High School wlll soon become effective Bobble Lown and Marita Weber hawe just opened an agency for the lmprovement of future class prophecles Rlp awakens and finds at hls bedside the 1964 copy of ' Who s Who edlted bv Betty ,lane Tennant He reads lt and finds that all hls dreams have come true 10 . . . - . . . 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SNOW WHITE, 1954 One day the great great granddaughter of the original Snow Whlte was combmg her long black tresses before an antique gold mirror ln her modern apartment Suddenly, by some quirk of fate, the mirror fell to the floor and smashed into tiny pleces Not knowing of the magic spell placed on it generations ago, she suddenly found herself in a beautiful forest durmg medieval tlmes reliving her ancestor s famous role She sees the seven dwarfs marching along the forest trail to the diamond mine where they work Secretly,she follows them In the course of their digging they discover a huge diamond which, when ac dently broken, reveals the parched will of the class of 4 uletly Snow White slips lnto the excited circle and reads lt aloud to the bewildered group This IS what she reads WILL OF THE CLASS OF 1954 BETSEY BODYCOAT leaves her name for laughs-she hopes to find a new one soon anyway DICK COTE perhaps Pauline Repko could use h1s shy ways FRANCES BRETTS leaves her chewing gum You ll End lt almost anywhere PAT ROSATO wills his mustache to Squeek Tino and anyone else who needs lt DANNY KERHART is giving his false teeth to Bunny LaCava MYRA LOUNSBURY wishes to bequeath her walk to Sue Silverman, who doesn t need it JOE SNYDER leaves still searching for a milk case to sit on CAROL TRESTER bestows her dramatic arts and talents upon a rising star, Barbara Blackburn FRED SCHNEEBERGER leaves his Redding walk to Lark Melvin F RANNIE SKELLY bequeaths her petlteness to Carole Anderson SHIRLEY WILCOX leaves, still combmg her ha1r BETTY CORBIN leaves the boys, whoever they may be EMIL CERNO relmqlushes his remarks, but does anyone want them? JEANNE STATE leaves her dancing abilities to Janet Broadhurst All Star EMILY GULLA wills her hockey stick to Marcia Balzarenl DICK NAHLEY leaves his contentious nature to any uprising liberal KATHIE GEORGE leaves her beautiful long hair to Ginny Sweeney Does MARGIE BEARD leave following ln the footsteps of her sister? CARY LOU BRISCOE departs still assembling the class minutes ROCHELLE GAINES leaves her bleaching techniques to MaryLou Lubrano MARTY LAMAR leaves for N Y C and the girls BETSY ROY wllls her pony tall to Miss Gleason BOB NORUM bestows his pipe on anyone who wants to look collegiate DEL ALBANO leaves his beautiful black Packard to anyone who can shme lt better than he can DOT TARSI bequeaths her co captamcy of the hockey team to anyone who IS worthy of it LINDA ALMEIDA wills her quiet industrious ways as an example to all needy underclassmen BEV CORREIRO wllls her Dude ranches to all horse fans at DHS LUCILLE GRISE leaves her French knowledge to Miss Culhane s future proteges KENNETH LEE and GEORGE HADDAD leave their hot rod fancies to Paul Hannan RUTH TOMANIO leaves a generous supply of Baby Ruth candy bars to all the little green freshmen JOE HAMED leaves his colorful sportshlrts to brighten up DHS PAT HAVILAND confers her flirtatlous ways on Betsy Starr CANDY JONES relmquishes to Mary Kaye Brown her Job of keeping the kids in choir laughing DICK KAVASCH leaves his thoughtful manner to match Bunny I..aCava s 103 i ci . ' '65 . Q ' ' ' ' l U O , . I - . . 9 - TEDDY SMIGALA leaves to George Radachowsky his hobby of chasing girls. ANNE SHANLEY leaves now who is going to tell us the latest gossip? MARGUERITE GENOVESE wills her femlnlne ways to any girl deslrous of them NANCY JARVIS bequeaths her twenty lnch waist to anyone who can match lt BUDDY CARLUCCI glves to Connle Carley a lock of his red halr to remember him by BETTY MAE MCDONALD leaves her temper to Mary Ann Young JUDY WATT wishes to leave her pleasing personality to be distributed among the up and coming junior girls SANDY KOVACS wishes to bequeath her line to the freshmen girls the Juniors don't seem to need any help JACK CHOWANEC takes his wardrobe wlth him He finally made the fashion page FRANK CAPONERA leaves still wonderlng how he made the grade NANCY STRAITON wills her quiet, peaceful manner to the trouble makers of 55 All the teachers sigh as TOM FABIANO says Good ye NORMA LANGDON leaves her boy problems to the juniors She wants to forget them for a while SKIPPY NOVAK leaves his composition on How to Drive Recklessly ' to every boy with a hotrod PAM TOMANIO bequeaths her quiet, unassumlng ways to Peggy Steck ZENA LEAVY bequeaths her height to Jackle Slmoes ELLIE SCHLADITZ leaves DHS still yelling 'Hey Kids, walt for m CAROLYN MASI leaves-Cthat ISD with Capt Jack Otto BERNICE MLECZKO wills her headaches to next year's co edltors of the yearbook DICK DOWNS bequeaths an old Stutz Wheel to John Tuttle OLGA MIQUEL wishes to leave her Spanish accent to Mrs Cahill BOB PALANZO leaves his bow tles ln his locker JOAN YOUNG wills her bashful manner to Mary Ann Kleras LAURA PELLERIN leaves as quietly as she came ALEX MOREY leaves his techniques for shlnlng shoes to the boys-they need ll badly DOT ROCHE wishes to leave her husband catching ability to anyone who can make good at lt BETTY PINCHAK bequeaths her secretarlal ablllty to someone who is having trouble with lt BEVERLY PURINTON leaves her reserved manner to any freshman gn-l who can make good use of it HAROLD ZUCCA leaves wlth his beat up bomb The question IS will he make It LARRY NEEDHAM leaves his understanding of teachers to anyone who tries to understand them BOB POODIACK gives all hls freshman girl friends to John Montesl RICHARD REYNOLDS leaves his undone homework to someone who wnll do it JOAN CAPRIO bestows those natural curls on anyone with naturally straight hair BERNADETTE WARD leaves still answerlng the quetlon, Are you related to Billy? BOB SHEPHERD leaves taklng his red halr with him CLAUDETTE CHABER leaves DHS, perhaps to continue at Woolworths RONNIE FONT bestows his Job of pulling down the shades ln 117 to some junior boy JACK MICHINKO leaves will he grow those sldeburns before he does? DICK MELODY bestows his name on anyone who likes muslc OLIVA ST JEAN leaves his bashfulness Wlll he surprise us? ED SCHULLERY wills his camera to any junior with the ability to keep the shutter ope VID WIRTES leaves to work on his brother s Nash DICK KILCOURSE just leaves everything VIRGINIA JACQUES leaves to establish a home ALBERT EMANUELE washes to leave his pleasing personality, Cfreckles and grm D LEO DANION ns taking olf for the Wild Blue Yonder PAT WATERMAN leaves her problem of asking someone to the Sigma to any bold Junior glr BILLY BEHARI wills his '53 Bel Air to Bob Morlock May he take good care of lt JACK MAYERCIK leaves-how, we'll never.know OZZIE TAHAN leaves the basketball court to some up and coming athlete to fill his place 104 n s - - , . ' - b . s e u 55 I D 7 ' .' . . T4 . . - ein ELI HAJJAR takes his Kaiser with him. Donnie Skahen doesn't need two. DA ' 9 66 . ' ' CG ' .97 . . . . . . L RITA GAUDIOSO leaves-we hope she IB on tlme MARY BARR bestows her calm and collected ways on Sandy Scully MARTIN FIXMAN wllls hls helpful manner to Mlss Sheperd s 7th perlod classes DAWN HELLERICK leaves her mathematlcal ablllty to any perplexed Junlor MARYROSE HIRT bestows her sweet personallty on June Landry ELEANOR HOPKINS leaves her love of horses to Emmy Duhamel THOMAS JOHNSON and KENNETH INEAL depart two of the few who know just where they are golng RAE LINSTRUM bequeaths her glggles to any somber junlor LEO MCMANUS leaves hls blg brother manner to Gene Lynch ETHEL MAE MONTESI wlshes to leave her contaglous laugh to Connle Carley BARBARA RIDGEWAY leaves her nonchalant manner to some future senlor ANDY RAJCOK rellnqulshes hls golden halr, after havlng pampered lt for four years, to Mary Lou Lubrano ETHEL VOLPP leaves her short, short halr to LOIS Peck BEVERLY WILLIS bequeaths her Blllgllle VOICC to Mlss Beacom s songblrds EDWIN PAYNE bestows hls qulet ways on Johnle Zmzer VINCENT TYBURSZEC bequeaths hls accordlan to Mr Chllds and the band JANET KLUG leaw es her studlous ways to Jeannle Grolljahn HOWARD SCHULZE bequeaths hls posltlon as Mlss Gleason s number one pet to anyone who can fill lt RONNIE DRUMM leaves-taklng Betty Lou wlth hlm, naturally JOE ASSAD bequeaths hls trumpet to the band MARY MCKENNEY bestows her contaglous glggle on Bev James JOHN KOLINCHAK wllls hls nerve to anyone who deslres to take lt BEV MACKAY leaves her slster to handle next year s senlor boys GLORIA SWANSON bestows her dlmples on the junlor glrls Hope they do as well wlth them HELEN TIMAN leaves a wad of gum to Mr Stelnwachs It s under the seat AUDREY RUCUS leaves her pesslmlstlc ways to Angle Nazzaro JANET KRAUS wlshes to glve her lnnocent ways to Pat Cawley CAROLE COLE wllls her reserved ways to Connle Genest CHARLIE DAVIS leaves hls Model A Ford to any Junlor boy who can keep lt runnlng ANN RODRIQUES bequeaths her easy g0lIlg ways to Peggy Tomanlo SHIRLEY CAVAGNA wllls her Hylng fingers on the plano to Helen Walco HELEN ANDROS leaves her seat ln Engllsh to anyone brave enough to fill lt JANET CROVIWELL leaves-wlll Mr Chllds mlss her? CAROL DUNN wlshes to leave her fun lovlng ways to Beverly Geed LEO DYER bestows hls Hopalong Cassldy flashllght on Reggle Zurlnskas TOMMY O'HARA glves, and gladly, his blush ablllty to Dlck Humphrey MARGIE MUHOLIS bequeaths her makeup klt to Mary LOUISE Prevldl INGY GIBELIUS wllls her natlve German tongue to someone who would llke to master ll FRANCIS PETERS leaves, qulckly and quletly LIZ KATER bequeaths her cool manner to anyone deslrous of lt JACK GREEN leaves stlll belng confused wlth the other John Greene TONI MANGIACOTTI leaves the gang ln homeroom behlnd, rememberln g the fun they had NANCY TAYLOR leaves her questlons to anyone that can answer them ETURA REISKE leaves to take the bus for West Haven SNOW WHITE leaves to her grandchlldren the power to fly back lnto tlme through her golden mlrror Through thls last request on the parchment, Snow Whlte suddenly reallzes who she IS and why she IS there ln thls strange forest She looks at the curlous llttle men and motlons for them to slt on the ground beslde her as she reveals the mlraculous lncldent Just as she finishes telllng the story, a brllllant whlte llght seems to come down out of nowhere and envelops her She feels herself belng llfted and ln a moment she IB Ill her apartment starlng at the pleces of shattered glass 105 Q Q Q V Q - 1 1 Q 9 Q , Q QQ QQ , Q Q , , . 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WZJX I' w vj M 1,1 , Z' I A 4 4 if rf :ff j ' 5 lil' , '4 fi f 'A 12 If I 1 x ii 'r x I A 1 a A Ng : ' ' f Q? 9, 1 I OCLC 05 Sports at Danbury Illgll School are lll the capable hands of one of the most competent hlbh school C03ClllIlg stalfs ln New England sports Wlth Edward J Crotty as Athlellc Director, Danbury Hleh School has won state wlde I'CCOglll tlon ln all 1ts athletlc dCllVlll6S Edward J Crotty Athletlc Dlrector these coaches have lllSplI'8d thelr teams whlle Selllllg a perfect example of sports manslup Anyone who was prlvxle ed to partlclpate lll sports under these men wlll readily know that sports at Danbury Hlgh wlll contlnue to be well coached win, lose, or draw The Class of 1954 wlshes to express 1ts thanks to you who have cultlvated sportsmanship and cltlzenshlp lll our school whlle malntamlng Danbury s splendid athletlc record 'IOS C I, 5. '01 . 1 1 . U . . .1 I I VVAV ,, , . , . - , By their hard work and efficiency, . '. ' . . K . . g . . . . , . . 3574 31 VW K 4 Left to Right First Row B Tomamo D Kerhart ll Melvm ,I LaLava,J 0Hara,j Otto R Tierney Second Row Coach Crotty, J Iles, K Somers H Stevens R Bradley D Kruse, G Radachowsky, Game Torrmgton Stratford Central Bullard Havens Basslck Greenwlch Merlden Norwalk E Captam Jack Otto Left to Rlght, Flrst Row S Moros, J Greene, D Kerhart, R LoTurco, W Ward R Tier ney, D Krlss, R Falrchlld, B Tomamo, J Otto, J O Hara, R Bradley, L McManus, E McNamara, L Currld, J Green, H Stevens, O St Jean, G Radachowsky Second Row Coach Crotty, R Melvm, R Morlock, R Roy K Somers, R Stevens, R Humphrey, D Lounds, S Plevka, H Martln, E Fantln, R Cook, W Beardow, E Beard, A Skinner Coach Green Thlrd Row A Tozzl, R Zurmkas A Leoarto, F Genovese, J Slmpson, T Modzelewskl D Jowdy F Simone, W McClusky, R G1ll1am,C Ferrone,J Iles,J La Cava, T Scozzafava, C Wlnans, Manager HO :gr N X if A 'Q X N 1 ' 1 'WR N.. i l t, I 1 . M , V. I, M X N. 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' - -, . ? . . - . . . n 0 0 ' goozdaf The Orange and Blue was molded into a fighting co ordmated unit, well grounded ln the funda mentals of football, by Coach Edward J frotty and his excellent coaching staff They produced a team of which the Danbury High students were justifiably proud During the fall months the squad worked tedlously to realize ln themselves the coaching staff s fondest hopes The Danbury High grldders over whelmed a spirited Torrington eleven, 32 0 m the opening game of the season The Red Raiders kept the Orange and Blue ln check for the first period but Danburv s hard charging, hard blocking accounted for 26 points ln a wlld second quarter to sew up the game The entire story of the game 18 contained ln the statistics Danbury acquired nme first downs to Torrmgton's two, 206 yards rushing to 43 yards for Torrington Torrington punted seven times while Danbury was never forced to punt It would be difficult to single out one lad for credit as the entire Danbury squad played great ball The line continually outcharged Torrington and certainly kept the Torrington backs ln check Iles and Radachowsky sparked the backfield play ln that fine second period, while Dick Bradley s work at the quarterback slot left little to be desired In the line, the play of Captain Jack Otto, Jim O Hara, Bruno Tomalno, Don Krlss, Dick Tierney, Dan Kerhart and Dick F alrcluld was outstanding Showing a very classy ground game, Danbury made lt two straight, rompmg over Stratford High, 200 Paced by the hard running and alert defensive play of George Radachowsky the lads of Coach Crotty tallied twice ln the thlrd period and once ln the final quarter Danbury s ground game was spectacular as they racked up 390 yards rushing Three times during the first two periods, the Orange and Blue grldders moved toward the Stratford Goal, only to be halted yards short of pay-dirt The score was tied at 0 0 as the half came to a close In the third period, lt was all Danbury Stratford kicked off and nlne plays and 77 yards later the score was 7 0 ln favor of Danbury The game could have ended right there as far as Stratford was con cemed, for Danbury went on to score two more markers while Stratford never threatened After wmnmg their first two starts, the Crottymen were handed their first defeat by the Black and Red of Central High School Danbury battled all the way, but Central, capitalizing on two Danbury fumbles chalked up its fourth straight victory Paced by a hard-chargmg line, Central recovered a Danbury fumble on the Danbury 36, and moved ln eight plays to be the first team to score on theOrange and Blue in the 53 campaign Danbury garnered its lone tally in the fourth quarter, as George Radachowsky plunged over from the one foot lme The attempt for the extra point failed, and Central held a slum one point lead, 7-6 The hopes of the Danbury fans were short lived, however Central,after being forced to punt, recovered a Danbury fumble on the Danbury 15, and ln seven plays increased the margin to 14-6 the final score The Crottymen gave a good account of themselves m a losing effort, however, but the Central eleven was definitely up for the game The Orange and Blue resumed its winning ways against a husky Bullard Havens Tech eleven, as DHS piled up a total of 230 net years to Tech s minus 22. It was certainly no contest, as Danbury scored 7 points in the first quarter, 13 in the second, and 13 m the third. 111 . .U I . - - . V il v ' 'U , , . . . . .U . .. -U - . , .. . -- -an D , , , . . 9 1 . . . , . , . . . .. - - ' - . - .U .0 . - . . . . - . 0 1 u s U ' . . . . . , . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U . . ., , . .. . . . . , . . . , . . . 0 ' O . . . . . . . - . - , 0 . . .. . . . . 9 ' ' . , . . . . ' s n Q 9 ' a . . . ' e . . . 9 . . . . . ' 9 Bassick High of Bridgeport was the next eleven to go down to defeat at the hands of the Crottymen, as Danbury scored twice in the first period and twice in the third to register its fourth victory of the season, 27-6. George Radachowsky scored the first two tallies for the Orange and Blue while John Iles and Dick Fairchild scored one each in the third period. Bassick's lone tally came with one minute and forty seconds left in the game. The attempt for the extra point was blocked. Danbury suHered its last defeat by a single touchdown on the Have- meyer Field in Greenwich, 13-7. It was a great victory for the Greenwich Millionaires who had lost to Danbury in three previous years. It was a heartbreaking defeat for the Crottymen, who fought valiantly until the final gun. Danbury High's fine gridiron machine rolled over Meriden 21-0 before a large throng at the Osborne Street stadium. A new aerial com- bination of quarterback Dick Bradley to left end Dick Fairchild, was the main Danbury offensive weapon, which, along with the fine running of George Radachowsky, accounted for all Danbury's scoring. Danbury scored once in the second, third, and fourth periods, as it picked up its fifth victory. The game in any Danbury High School season is, of course, the one with its traditional Turkey Day opponent, Norwalk. Thanksgiving Day 1953 was cloudless, a perfect day for the more than 6,000 partisan fans who jammed the Osborne Street stadium to witness the renewal of the age-old rivalry between the Hatters and the Clam-towners. Almost from the opening kick-off, however, it was apparent that a definite cloud was destined to hang over the Norwalk gridders. 44 4'4 5 After taking the kick-off and gaining only two yards, Norwalk was forced to punt. Seeing their chance, the Danbury-men were off and running. Eight plays and 48 yards later, Danbury had a 6-0 lead on a buck by Somers from the two yard line. Melvin's kick for the extra point split the uprights to increase the margin 7-0. The Orange and Blue scored once more in the second quarter, when on third down, Dick Bradley hit Dick Fairchild for six more points. Again. Melvin's kick was good and Danbury led. 14--0. , Danbury looked to be well on its way to another score when right end Bruno Tomaino made a sensational catch of a Bradley pass on the three yard line, but he was stopped one foot short of a Hrst down. However, Bob Morlock soon recovered a fumble on the one yard line. Dave Lownds bucked over from there to make the final score 20-0. The season saw a tremendous defensive line which registered five shut- outs and allowed a total of only 33 points in eight games, it saw a hard- running offense which scored a total of 166 points. No small part of this success is due to the work of Coach Cooper Crotty. The boys who played for him know the 6'Coach, as he is affec- tionately called, has been more than an instructor, he has been an inspira- tion. The wonderful school spirit which exists at Danbury High School is largely due to the efforts of Mr. Crotty. It was a gratifying sight to attend an out-of-town game and see there just as many Danbury fans as out-of- town rooters. With a host of promising backs and a number of dependable linemen returning for action next year, prospects for another successful season seem bright. 'i DHS H T rounces Torringwm 32 o In Opener DHS B OW Cl . Bu7fsydl3HS Grldders Defea Q' Haven, 33 - Q G . enwich, I3 - 7 fe to S ,x ,S f I A V f' ' ' . 'ii 1 e FQ A he V V xv, g 5 ng A hu - ,s ' qppvljkq, .A ,Y ' ',g,x.'4ffA . l' ' , . J . v X r 'ff' ' '. ' V I , ' g . .-' - li . f ' F . gf 3 nw i ' A ' iw' 114 DHS BlcmkS ' DHS - 21 - 0 stlin9 Menden' Wallops Norw lk ca 20 Of WlndU fb 'K , o p Season P3- I I I Y 4 X . 2 , Q I I ff I ' . if-, +4 ' K' ' 1 X x 1 fi' K u 5 U: ' ' . V. X ' I . X ig H .F 2 I' . . . a 4- - C3 W 3 V . . by vga Wm' - V Q wghflgf I , A M 4 N 3 V ,, ' ' Q fe ArL W . 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XTX-.f' if its jgazfefdaf lam Durlng thls past cage season, the Crotty men complled an outstandmg 135 record Whlle quallfvlng for the state tournament held ln New Haven ln March The team had the speed necessary for lts tradltlonal fast break and all court press, plus height ln ltS three blg men Brlan Bo,,ers,a6 4 center, played brllllantly whlle leadmg the team ln scormg Co captaln Ossle Tahan, dlsplayed an excellent set shot, and Dlck Falrchlld, a speed demon and top rebounder, rounded out the trlo Co captain Ted Smlgala, show lng excellent scormg ablllty and unlque leadershlp, was the Crottymens top back court man Joe Snyder, wlth speed and lllS favorlte set shot, helped break up many a ball game and contributed admlrably to the suc cessful season Bob Melvm, a Jumor, was another player who saw much action durmg the season Coach Crotty had capable reserves ln seniors Dlck Bradley and Dlck Tierney, along wlth jumors Bunny LaCava and Joe Bailey 1 VT L Z lvl ' M ' L . . 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Q +,l,,px p pp . . - K :Z ' ' Q - . . lx I , X n n 0 Q 0 l K 4 Xxx U ' H, Q X- ' ll6 In complllng xts excellent record, D H S defeated the followmg teams twlce Shelton, Stamford, Bullard Haven, Norwalk Green wlch, and Basslck, and lost twlce to Stratford and Central and once to Fairfield In assessmg thls 19.33 1954- basketball season much of the credlt must go to Coach Crotty for hls umque abllltles as a coach By lnstllllng an undaunted splrlt lnlo the team, personal victory but more especially for thelr school No one can fully explam that lntan glble feeling of respect and admlratlon that the team and Danbury Hlgll has for The Coach Speclal pralse also goes to the two captams for lnsplrmg and leadmg the team to vlctory The Class of 1954 feels confident that future teams wearmg the Orange and Blue of Danbury Hlgh will continue to be as successful as thls year s fine squad has been I , . - . . . - 4' . . . . . . W Y' I he gave the boys the will to win, not just for 7 N 4 o a Y i as ' - .U V. . . 7 , l 17 Hooklng ' Lark dunks one Two for Teddle Moose stlll hookmg' Ossle shoots from the lane Wlll he make lt? Ballet or Basketball? ' . fl fo W M, 1 'l ! 5 o ,f o I f A 34 A roars ounfrg 120 f fa 'ui' if Qwmknf '51 .. . X 'K C - '-rw. 'fr ff -, , -1+ ' ' 1 h , , K fn- Jl' A ?' L -Q . 153, V M T 'Ci ' 'W 'ef ' . ,.x ' uw ff 'I -Q.. 'S' 2 Co captains Karcheskl and Ramos present Fairfield County Championship Trophy to Coach O Grady Although only three runners came back from last year s squad, the Danbury High School cross-country team became the first team in the school s history to win the Fairfield County Cham lonshlp In addition, the Orange and Blue harrlers had a dual meet record of nine P victories and two losses This can be attributed to the fine coaching of Mr 0'Grady and hard H d work on the part of the runners Triumphs were scored over Fairfield Prep , Warren ar g CFBTISIOD and ljawtucket High Dick Ramos, Don Karcheskl, and Jim Murphy finished 1 2 3 ' d m all these meets but one, and came to be known as the Big Three Ramos was undefeate 1n dual competition, winning all eleven races and performing credltably ln the County, State, New England, and New York runs Bent on revenge after losing a 27 23 squeaker to Greenwich, the D H S harriers, led by Leo Mclllrath, Guido MlglaH0 and Ralph Hill backed up the Big Three splendldly and assured the team s victory ln the Fairfield County Championship In the State Championship, Co captains Ramos and Karcheskl finished third and eighth to qualify for the New England Meet The team placed sixth among the thirty high schools entered. In a meet sponsored by New York University and run over the historic Van Courtland Park in New York City, Danbury finished ninth among forty six of the outstanding teams of the Eastern Seaboard. Dick Ramos and Jim Murphy ran fine races, finishing seventh and twenty-seventh respectively among three hundred and fifty runners, and the squad gained invaluable experience from such top-notch competition. With only Ralph Hill graduating, Coach O Grady, who is highly revered by his runners, should expect another fine season this coming fall. The rest of the team, Andy Salnitis, Sheldon McKee, Gene Austin, Ron Bordenko, Jim Ginch, and manager, Jim Lyon, will also be available next year. 12 1 y ' M l 4 , . I C 9 I O I in Stratford Darien Roger Eudlowe, Norwalk, Stamford, and two Rhode Island teams, ' . 66 ' .9 I I . . . ' . . ' ' ,Q . 9 , . . . . . . 3 1 Summa The Danbury Hlgh School Tumbhng Team, coached bv Mr Charles Musson and spear headed by co captains Bob Zurlnskas, Dlck Cote, and Blll Benton, have completed another actlve year at thls sport Although there IS no lnterscholastlc to an exhlbltxon 1n the gym where all the students assemble to see them perform Althou h thls s ort IS not as o ular as the other com et1t1ve s orts, lt IS an en g P P P P P Joyable pastlme for those who partlclpate 122 U competition, students turn out each year for this sport. The team looks forward Gain In the comlng season Coach Walter B Peterson has a nucleus of four veterans from last year,s outstandlng team This year the team IS out to take top honors ln the State and County Tournaments, ln whlch they were narrowly beaten last season However, last season, the same team had a record of nlne wms and no RldgCW00d Country Club, are veterans Bob Melvm, Emil Cerno, Paul Novak, and Joe Balley, and newcomers Reg, Ron, and Bob Zurmskas 4. 123 0 3 losses in league competition. Members of the team, all former caddies at the C QQPLCLJQFJ 124 K..-414' Guess who won? Beat those tom toms The spirited cheers of the DHS fans have been directed by a vivacious squad of ten girls. Under the guidance of co- captains Betty-Mae McDonald and Jane Green the cheerle lers have personified enthusiasm throughout the year Other members of the squad are Loretta Bag ley, Liz Kater, Ellie Schladltz, Mary Ann Young, Pat Cawley, Peggy Steck Alice Curtaln, and Liz McCarron Substitutes were Jeanne Grolljahn and Soma Augusewlcz ,hiv 125 Dim gif 4 Zim!-efbafy Danbury Danbury Danbury Danbury Danbury Danbury 126 SEASON S SCORES Rldgefield New Cannan Rldgefield Staples Darlen Bethel The Clrls Flrst Honor Basketball Team, under the guidance of Mlss Marie Mxller, has played a most successful season to date Led by co captain Emlly Gulla and Sally Beardsley, hlgh scoring captain, and Betsey Bodycoat sparklng the defensive players, the glrls have had an undefeated season The Second Honor Team, led by co captams Barbara Madsen and Cary Lou Brlscoe, have also had a successful season, wlnnmg the majority of thelr games 127 . , . forwards, with Ingeborg Gibelius, co- vi 2 LI' 5 ,geeky Thls year the Clrls Fleld Hockey Team, under the dlrectlon of Mlss Mane Mxller lncluded five seniors Sally Beardsley and Dorothy Tarsl co cap talns, Emlly Gulla Barbara Madsen Betsy Roy and Ingeborg Glbellus The Ulrls 353111 partlclpated ln the Hockey Play Day held at Greenwlch There Emlly Gulla, Danbury s center forward made the All Star Team It was the first tlme that a Danbury player has won thls honor 128 Danbury Danbury Danbury Danbury Danbury Danbury Mlss Mane Mlller Glrls Athletlc Dlrector SEASON S SCORES New Cannan Rye Country Day New Rochelle Whlte Plalns Darlen 1 Brewster l29 X V- -1 A of Q 5 g IJWIZMAWWIIMWMIIIIJ MIM JIM . fx I. viii, Z 3 E ?i V 1u11I1iiii1i11iiii1--ii 121 i-1ii1- 113111-1--I-U11 i I 5 , Mr Joseph Chllds Mlss Marllyn Beacom The All State Music Festlval was held October twenty nlnth 1n Hartford, and Danbury Hlgh School sent representatlves from llS orchestra, band, and A Cappella cholr A very ln Splflllg concert was held after two days of lIll0IlSlV6 practlce, wlth each group recelvmg ln structlon from some of the ablest dlrectors ln the country To be chosen as an All State member IS a great honor, and we are pleased to have our school take part nn thls lmpresslve program sponsored by the Connectlcut Muslc Educators ASSOCIHIIOH Those attendlng from Danbury were Judlth Watt, Pamela Watson, Judnth McGran, Marlene Helm, Carol Tully, Robert Leheny, Danlel Penyak John Coyne, and Pat Rosato 'ia 132 f CH The Glrls Clee Club has had a very successful year under the capable dlrec tlon of MISS Marllyn Beacom The group has taken part 1n three formal concerts as well as speclal assembhes and the Chrlstmas program There IS a true love of Slllglllg which becomes apparent to those who hate been fortunate enough to hear them We congratulate this club and know that thelr future members wlll be mfluenred by the flllf, work that has been done this year 133 XJ Band The band with ltS many appear ances Illlflllv the football season has a larger audlence than any other muslc group at Danbury Hlgh, and we are wery proud of nts capable performances Mr CllllflS lS nts com pelent 1llI'8Cl0I', and through lus able Ouulance, the band has often thrllled us Tlus year the band chose Joseph Assad, Presulent, Manuel Neves, Vlce presldent, Eugene McNamara, Secretary, Walter MeClusky Treas urer 134 OPC 25 tfa The Danbury Hlgh School Or chestra of 1934 under the able supervlslon and dlrectlon of Mr Joseph Chllds, has had a year of out stamhng accomplishment The an nual Cl'lI'lSll'lldS concert was a great success, followed by the equally sue cessful Sprlng Concert The orches tra s partlclpatlon ln the Muslc Festl val fulfilled all expectatlons Thls year s officers are Rlchard Ham brldge, Presldent, Janet Cromwell Vlce presldent, Mary McCarthy, treasurer X 135 -X4 C Ckouf The A Cappella Choir has long been recognized as an outstandlng muslc group, and thls year xt has llved up to the lllell standards set for lt Mlss Marllyn Beacom lS the able dlrector of thls cholr, whose members are selected on a com petltne basls The performances of the blles hawe thrllled many people Tonal quallty and muslcal knowledge comblne to make thls a very superlor cholr We are proud of the A Cappella Cholr for its success this year Thls year's oilicers are Presldent, Judlth Watt, Vlce presldent, Ehzabeth Kater, Secretary, Pamela Wat son, Treasurer, Suzanne MacDonald 136 Q Cl, Cl, .U Q . . . . group at its several concerts and assem- LLILLOI' Oli' The Junior Choir, a rather new musl cal organlzatlon at Danbury High School, is composed of sophomore, Junior, and semor students It has taken only three years for this group to attain a very favorable reputation throughout the school and the city This could not have been accomplished without the able guidance of Miss Marllyn Beacom and the co-operation of the members. We are proud to have the Junior Choir a part of our music department, and hope that its future will be a continued success. This year's ollicers are President, Phyllis Prolig Vice-President, ,loan Webster, Secretary, ,Ioan Waymang Treasurer' Daniel Heron. 137 1if1f 1 ii'-AQ G Q-'S-11'-5-ng, 1, ffl-v' ' .ACflUlfle5 O k UA Q,-,A NO I S + A 5. up Pluqlk X n! R .S?uJ0l'lt 60011161 The Student Councxl of Danbury Hlgh School was formed to promote se government of the student body, en courage extra currlcular aCtlVlllCS, and prove the welfare of the school I the past year thls organlzatlon has truly llved up to ltS purposes under the excel lent leadershlp of Conme Tomanlo asslsted by the Vlce presldent, Ph1l1p Nenls, Recordlng Secretary, Ingeborg Glbellus, Correspondmg Secretary, ,lea nette Marlanl, Treasurer, Ray LoTurco Faculty advlsors are Mr Carl Stemwachs and Miss Olga Wllllams 140 O lf- im . n IQCLIILJL K A The aim of the Spanish Club is to pro mote an lnterest in Spanish life and cus toms so that its members may better ap preclate and understand their Latm American neighbors. They plan and par- ticipate in programs which observe fiestas and other special dates in the Spanish calendar. The club meets once a month under the direction of its ad- visor, Miss Mabel Rising. This yearis offi- cers are President, David Lowndsg Vice- President, Gloria Capellanog Secretary, Charlotte Schulzg Treasurer, Kenneth Michaels. 142 6 aaafcemloo The El Pasatiempo, an honorary Spanish speaking club, includes in its membership Spanish I and II students who have maintained the required average to be eligible. The programs which feature Spanish customs, games, and skits offer additional practice in speaking the language. The highlight of the year is a Mexican Dinner planned, prepared and served by the members. Miss Mabel Rising is the advisor of the club. This year's officers are President, lngeborg Gibeliusg Vice-President, Bar- bara Kaplang Secretary, Joyce Danuszarg Treasurer, August Tozzi. 143 T F I mag, eu The Biology Club was organized a few years aeo to benefit students who are interested ln extra curricular biological activities Such 3Cl.lVlll8S may include Held trips to places of interest such as the Bronx Zoo, film strips designed to elaborate on a certain subject, and in formative talks. The club advisor is Miss Ethel Caldwell. The year's officers are President, Robert Lefebvre, Vice Presi dent, Robert Lehenyg Secretary, Grace Walcleckg Treasurer, Deanne Dasher. 144 SL. afconaf .Honor Soccefg Scholarshnp, Leadershlp, Lharacter and Service are the four quallficatlons necessary for admlttance to the Natlonal Honor SOCICIY, the most out standlng organlzatlon ln Dan bury Hlgll School Elghteen stu dents of the Class of 1954 entered the soclety ln May, 1903 Thls years faculty ad vlsor IS Wllss Katherine Kere sey The officers are President, Brlan McWIahon, WICC Presl dent, Rlta Ruhmstem, Seere tary, Carol Trester Treasurer, Olna St Jean 145 HONOR Wu lllegge The Nutmegger, a mlmeographed quarterly magazine, is the school publication which has flourished for the past twenty four years under the guidance of Mr Ivan F Ahlgren Literary talent and student opinions are welcomed School news, sports, fashions, inter the Dirt Page are features in the Nutmegger Recently the covers have become exceptionally attractive through the innovation of vivid colorwork As a member of Quill and Scroll Columbla Scholastic Press Association, and the National Scholastic Press Association, the Nutmegger usually has been highly rated ln competition with other publications of its class 146 f r views, editorials, creative writing, poetry, and perennial gossip of . 9 . . The Nutmecmer Stall' composed of upperclassnlen selected on thelr scholastlc prowess, wrltlnm ablhty, and lnterest ln school 3CllVltl6S Thns year the staH IS headed by Rita Rublnsteln, Edltor, lor, Audrey Rucus, Advertls lnt, manager, Bernice Mlec zko, Clrculatlon manager Harry Scalzo, Production manager, and Carole Carley, Art Edltor Nwim agger VO L UNE XXI H GRA DUATION lS3UE 147 Y M' is Renata Adler, Ass0ciate-edi- . U . . . 5 f I Y L V ' 'buy Y Y wat lf-is-wawamw SAA The F H A lb the national organlza tlon of puplls studymg home maklng ln the SCIIIOI' hlgh schools of the Unlted States As part of the program of Home Economlcs ln schools lt offers opportun lty for the further development of puplls lIlltlatlVe ln planning and carry mg out aCllVlllCS related to homemaklng MISS Cora Rice IS the club advisor The officers are Presldent, Irene Balash, Vnce Presldent, Marguerlte Barrett, Sec retary, Mary Ann Plevka Treasurer, Maureen Todd Reporter, Cathy Platt 148 llfufe M1525 0 l1'l2I'lCCL The Future Nurses Fluh was newly 0l'DillllZCIl this year under the direction of Mrs M Ma larkey, Recruitment Supervisor of the Bridgeport Hospital The goal and purpose of the club 1S to foster an lnterest lll the nursing profession and to acquaint its members with the opportunities available in nursing fields The V1cePres1dent, Kav Shannon, Secretarx, Marv WlcCartl1s, Treasurer, Shirley Woodruff 2 l club's advisor is Miss Caroline T. Ducihella. Its officers are President, Carole Coleg T 75' 1? ' 1 1 r Cf W, cm The Llbrary Llub proud: s 0IlIl0I'llllllllPS for students of D nnbury H1 h School cultivate an mterest lll books md ln the lxlrrnry The club, under the leader shlp of Mrs Elm Rolnt ulle, does tlns throubh spemkers movxes, mterestlng trips, and projects wlnch are c lI'l'lCll out by COIIIIIIIIICC work The 1953 1954 oHi cers are Presldent, M.1r,.1ret Lewls, Vlce Pesndent, John uell Secretary, Marllyn Maglinleyg Treasurer, Helen Leheny. 150 1 m r it The alnl of the Danbury Hlgll School Dramatlr' Club IS to develop the dramatlc talents of lts members and to stlmulate an lnterest ln dra matlcs ln the school It also alfords opportunltles ln learnlng about dl rectmg, staglng a play, and makln scenery Annually the club puts on two one act plays for the student body and one three act play whlch lS presented to the publlc MISS Vlr glnld Morgan lS the sponsor of thls club Thls year s officers are Presl dent, Barbara Kaplang Vice-Presi- I'l1l'IlCl,flC A dent, Carol Trcsterg Secretary, Caro- line Wlgginsg Treasurer, Betsy Roy. 151 Xxx ,O-X - ' ail0l'lCl, 3 05101011 Soctefy The Natlonal Thesplan Soclety IS devoted to the advancement of drama arts ln the secondary schools Thls sentence from the membershlp card explams Memhershlp IS awarded for merntorlous partlclpatlon ln Dramatlc Arts To be come ellglble one must earn at least forty poults for hls actlng or non actmg work ln the Dramatlc Club It IS a llfe long memberslup 152 f l 6, . . . . tic in a few words the purpose of the club. It is the inner circle of the Dramatic Club. 'Ulm Yfllfaehng !53 2 :Tumor Qflerzs nf Panbur requ ld en Betty Mae McD0na U6 g CZHQF1 Srlgnnl esta the pleasure nf gnu 0ll Ted R0b1nS KIDS I' If 5111 211 1172 Jammu- ram 11 Sflfurbiig flye mnily of CWI fwm eglyt fa fhIEl17B unlock 3? 5 39 53 JN r0m unto' 51mm W 154 rufihz lpn as 1 :M Z lpn 0:1 Barrbu 31565 11 I Ula 14 . .1N 5 I . f 5 3 kr A Y 0 l .7 U Q' 9-- In Vo 'Z , . QA,-. f arf, ' Q amp Q Q .2 : U , ' ag 7- Om Cm,- r. n n 'P 5 fun Jar l I 2, if . 2 3 OPLJG EUHR! JJW The War Memorial Membership drive, sponsored by the service clubs of Danbury, aroused a keen competitive rivalry among the classes of D H S With Charles Wlnans and Emily Gulla, as our King and ueen, there was no doubt ln any senior s mind that the Class of 1954 would wln the contest In a battle royal of 54 succeeded ln enthronlng 1ts royal couple Wlth this honor went a com plete wardrobe donated by the merchants of Danbury plus a ten day all expenses paid vacation trip to Florida The King and ueen were accompanied by Mr Fred Carley, Mlss Katherine Keresey of the faculty and Walter McGuire who sold the most memberships Del Albano and Betsy Roy sold the most member ships ln the semor class The Class enjoyed the motion plctures of the trip as much as the King and Queen enjoyed the actual experience 155 ai . . . . Q . . , . . . - which saw each class in Danbury High striving for its king and queen, the Class , . . . . . J U19 all Queen aff? .sznior Cfarid I9 Jdufumn ocfurne ,po-ff' Q cflwb .fdcluerfiding K Mr ff .. fif'+5b'-E- YM 4957 ig V5 i Q Offfze il by Cl 5 P, ,Q M W X 47 1' Q- Mig F 1--,. - I N EMG Compliments of I l f f nn 1 iments 0 14 friend The OWIZILV CANDY SHOP Dkfllff ENEINHFRING C'0MP!llV,V 307 W HITE STREET D ANBURY CONNECTICUT 714166577 5' C'ZEv4NfR.S' VC AND 7130.57 C0 ffflfpf flfffklfill C0 H g,hl 70Mv4lNl0 5' SPAGHET 71 lCl7C'fifN I Compliments of ' I A v Compliments of Best 'ish from ' af wfhile Sh-ggi D l y C ' , Compliments of Compliments of ' I 25M i ' and Avenue I 1 HAWZLV PAIN7 5'70RE Nl DONAlD5'0N 5' S'ERWL'f STATION 8 1698 L'ANDlEWO0D ARENA LNKI4 4 KNDLPWUOII D ANBURY LONIN hi, FILL F The Savings Bank of ,WW ZAIGWEW RESTAURAN7 MODfRlV FUR CUMPANY 5' C MIRAGZIA ln-m ml 1 tllllldlftll fi , 1- ' I , Class of 95-1 'l'0Xzu'0 Gus 0 . N ' ' l 2-I-0. aiu hires-t Fu h I ll-I ,W 1: H Roller Skating at its Best A L 9 . v 1 .f w 7, Compliments of t:0lllIDlillll'lllH of U Renda 5 5'!1oe Store A135197 W SLWMIDT Gulllfver s 011 Company WI 1 sn CAMPUS 5'Pv4 P10 35963 Besl U zslu from HDIRAZ FUR COMPANY ilunlplinn-nlf V . of fnmplllllents of , 0 7-1 White Slrcvl Danbury, Comm-vt' ' t Svc yo z I ' I ' tha- 2-11 Y li 0 f rect 1 ne -' vs 1, Q 7 vy . V w ' 1 w T Q' ' ' ' A JL, ' I A A A, 9 ' A A 1 A f.0llllllllllQ'lll,' of Anderson if 6:15 Sfafron NYIHU- Str - -t Uunlmry. 1.1mm--l - I flllllIllllll1'lll of a Contractor Farrow s Marker John Mcfarfny 011 Co 16407 5 NI Nlil IH N Ill ll 8 im lIunlplil111-nl: of ' ' 1 H1-sl NY'-llew l l'Ulll I li XNUH :xml l l,lfl, Ull. H50 N lI'l'IC 5'l.lH'llf'l' UK. . un li1l'l'll1l'l' ' 0 4' -352 7 C II' . RIDJFR DAIRY C -1-' I Class of 1954 Mf7C'K'5' MENS' 570135 Ilam btrvcl II I I DANBIIRY NOVH W C0 0M!Ifiv4 Biff C'0MPAN,V RfPKO ROOFING C'0MPfW,V 1 1 1 NX l0RfN MOR6Wl5'0N R P KHM66 5' 5 fore Nl 3 4690 C pl' of Wfhi S let D' I , C ' C I I' of I' II A 1u0 D' I , C ' ' I S -Iloul supplies--magazines Class Jewvlvrs ' lI - I' ings- ' .NZ I S . I I -' 7 R15 7 ER 5 llVL'0RPOR!l7fD Nl AIN STREET D KNBI RX IONNEI TICI T DURKIN 5' HOOK COVfRlN6' I i NEIZSON 7Rv4N5'POR7f47!0N C0 19 1 1:4155 Mr4RlNf 51455 C0llllllilll1'lll5 of I LA 1 T ' T ', 1 fi' I I C Il' . . of I Best YVish0s to the CLASS or 5- Brookfivld, Connectivut li l' - 5 I DURAN B 0 . of DANBURY, CONNECTICUT Compliments l 4 Z nu Ntnulf un Danhurw lonncctuut C ompllnlvnt f MA TZ HIMBIFR COMPANY 222 W HIT If S TREET I,ll0lll 8 361 NEW LWGWIIVD 71135 60, INL' GOODX EAR TIRES Tzres excluswely That Q our bll3Ul9W.S 10 KEELER STREET DAINBURY CONINLLTILLT of XYl .1 ' :xlsiun I , Ivqj , -. I ' ,, so , 7 1..f J e-T F9 -4-fx' . ...- . L - . 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