Darien High School - Dariannus Yearbook (Darien, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

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Q ,A ' Cove 1 ffzf: 2 U X iq Q, X fs 1 1 S N iii . 8 .5 C638 K 5 C73 9 'WQA Xa ff I' - ,pw W' EV, Sf? 5 ,' l, if ffgvg Cfgff R9 fki, 2 ai Q . ,A V. V Jw? r f A .v-v- 5,52 My .V wi M iq kiwi , 'az A M: J , ,I 4, 25 H : ,6 ,,,,. ' ,NAV 2 ,A,. i YV.f i if irq 5 95' EZ! 22 L U 5 -lr Rh X N W w 5. 3 A i - 3 --,Q ' ., - Vg . .A ilk Fw QL? 5 9. 'S fg 1 1 Q 4+ I 7 ,..,., . 9 8 4 HVAV. 6 ,L H lNx12er ,V 6 -xi 2. 1 . ,S , 5 . lc: -C7 . ' . ' ' f a , is . 1 . 8 aj M 31'-'L ,f, a gV gi 1 35 is imf 6 5- 1 1 my 'Q 10 ,p w RO 1 2.2 E-li f' f ig H f M -I , , i gm 2 ...... 1 . , A,., E3- A- - pwomiki , SM gwwg THE I958 DARIANNUS ' A f E I4 , ,wafn c K ,. ' -' at , A 4 . Q N a 7 ' Zj5 :MQ-, . EI-. . 1 jyfaku fffwffaipcg PUBLISHED BY THE mg, STUDENTS OF DARIEN HIGH SCHOOL DARIEN, CONNECTICUT 4946651 In Jammer the average Dfzrzen Hzgb School Jtudent lnecomer A Ill It Y' a Jmall clozld Efllllylllg the zz aler Wdwijl rf-Ss. ! MENU? I .DN ,IVY ann'-H ,,.a-em on ft ...- mm-:sw l i'ff5R'4Iv -W www 'i.!'1 -usa -.-.Af 2 and around it A - -J' 1:4 ... Q A .x- , 'Z . t ',....,s, A an-Ni aff-. , A ,ff f-ff' ar wa. -n. A ,, 4- .., 9:- 'Q 6 -4 ,j a t at X, 'i ?f ' j iv f i it 1 1 5 1 eff ! K fm' are Q Y. at -A I , o 1- 'rv-' , ,Q si 11. Darien has something not every town has. That something is a coastline, and with it comes limitless nautical activity, around which many Darien High School students center their summers diversion. But, to whatever degree one enjoys the nautical, the air of our com- munity's coastline is the air of summer everywhere. We have tried, in the 1958 Dariannus, to capture the activity typical of Darien High School. Further, we have injected, wherever pos- sible, a nautical flavor, typical of the enjoyable summer. 3 DARIEN HIGH SCHCOL Table of Contents Sports . . Organizations Activities Advertising 3.03 ,.,.,, i A 4, Xl . v ' , .w,,g, M P -0 I ' X D Xi --Q 3' f TH, - 4 O +- Zin ifliemnriam JOSEPH HARPER annual if The tragrc death of two of Dftrren s students wfts 1 shock to both the school and the commuruty In an effort to express the deep sentrments of therr classmates we vush to dedrmte th1s Dfrrmrmus to thc memory of joseph Hfrrper and Robert Edwftrds 'W'Kh' ROBERT EDWARDS 6 ,-f '-,' 1 W mes uu a2!! W'v ff FWWWWMWWVH , I , V N ? ADMRALTY E M Il wwf Q fwwl ..-1-f-'11 lk, I Qi XX H .X 3 iw 1 3 W El L- - M Vwur 11 sw' I X 1 --2 1 R I l x L , , - Q ,W K -:iw E. 1x, 5 J I7 f Xxih , i' jf I Q ' :JW f 4 I I' rw ff A Q f, 'f, ' 3 J r 3 -. s ww L Kg L + ffrf--: Isl L ' HM x I . xv . Q 7-gf S xx ,,Y-' ,. ,-,Y,,. -.gf -. ---lf' Ixlgnf I, ., Administration and Guidance , Snr, ,f If Only three feet of mow? Of courre well have Yer I could pull a few rtrmgr at Podurtk U ' rcbool' Stewart B Atkinson BS EdM EdD Prm R Daniel Chubbuclt BS M A Ph D Super cipal National Honor Society Sponsor mtendent of Schools You say youre on the Jwfmmmg team? Maxson R Crandall BS MA Assistant Principal Head of Industrial Arts Safety Patrol Advlsor X' L... What me worry E Edith Lawton B RE M A Wfipjii 1-nl 54 mga, y D Guidance Director ft Well bu father uent to Yale 'X Evelyn P Memers fleftl BS MA PhD Indl vidual Instruction Roland A Wxlhemy Crightj BA EdM Guidance N ,eibafwgadt Student Council Advisor sm' 1 8 L M 41 -,,, MM., . 4 N' If 1 rr - ' ,, ' I 1 H ' ' Z , . .,- . ., . ., . - .. , .., . ., . ., - , , L vg,:,,.11t.iflP' ' 3 . -X ff I t ' ' ll A 1 .' .' - -y - , , A X L A 4 K ,J- K , .1 X X , A. g Q. -..il J, A Q ,V , ,QW N f - A s 1- W- l t H A ' - img ,gt -.- 4 f ,Q pn I , M -.' H , I' ' 4 A v 3 A ,. Q ' im- JP 2 K , s ., 1' J ' Qi' -ttyl fb wa, ' 'f4 ,b ' 2' Yu V' . . . -. . ., Ph.- ' Q ' df' -1 ' K - 'I ' -u f' ifxglk A' 3 'F '1 1 1 i i ef' ,Q Q i .. E ' 1 f' 'ks gl 'bi 7 , 5 H ' ' , . -1 V- .1 V t 5. as 1:3 J i. - . t, . , . ., . ., . ., - -j' 1 -'flz ' ' V - f f ... ' 4, A 4 , ,X K D . l ' 5 K A A, V W ':,r.e2nf., . H I , . ., . ., , . I vb, I Manxn Gronxe to the Office please Marvm Gronxe Mrs Meta Marsh Qleftj Secretary to Dr Edith Lawton Mrs Ruth H Germaine Crightj Secretary to Dr Atkinson Library and Business we-ff LK-is L-ill L 1 'R' .A-, iii ,fl-.....'! Could the yearbook have four typewritersf' Navio Ottavi cleftl, B.A., MA., Head of Business Depart- ment, Bookkeeping, Business Essentials, Typing, Assistant Football Coach. Laura G. Sansone irighty, B.A., M.A., OHice Practice, Typ- ing, Stenography, junior Red Cross Advisor. 9 Health and Secretarial Staff -'-rn 'ra-'--1-iimns fd v1 .ff Now what r all thu about a fractured .rkull9 Mrs Doris Hoffman RN BS School Nurse Mrs Kathryn Rose BS MA Librarian Li brary Service Club Wa: that Hoftladler you wanted? Physical Education ar 'V Yer ue had a pretty good rearonl john I: Maher BS MA Director of Boys Physical Education Varsity Football Coach Varsity Basketball Coach Boys Intramural Program 'r --Cw4,1-Lfv.-f? SSAPQ-1 llfozzld anyone lzhe to play I71dO07' field hockey Louise K Stevens BS MA Girls Physical Education Girls Field Hockey Basl-.etball Softball anal Tennis Team Coath Girls Intramural Program I al What do you lhznh a hammer ir for? Willard Lutes fleftj, B.S., Auto Mechanics. George jewett Crightj, A.B., Woodshop. So you Izke my neu' fachelf' HMM, up 10,5 the pidwe and open the door! Robert Hansen, B.S,E., Safe Driving, jayvee Basketball Coach' Raymond Pepi, M.A., Mechan- ical Drawing, Audio Visual Co-otdinater. Thi: char! reemr clear to me. Lindley W. Hubbard, BS MA Head of Sci ence Department Phy srcs Chemrstry Faculty Manager of Athleucs fold zn tuo :apr of flour Anne Greene fleftj BS MA Chemlstry Cheerleadmg Advrsor Vaudevllle Show Advr sor Donald MacAusland frrghtb BS Chemrs try Bxology Mathematics I 'fv- Edward T Ashman ileftj BA MA Algebra Plane Ge ometry Solxd Geometry Tr1g,onometry School Bursar Harold A Peterson Qrlgchtl PhB MA Algebra ll Solld Geometry Trlgonometry Advanced Mathematics Chess Club What IS the value of K9 Mrs Allce Copeland Qleftj BA MA Trrgonometry Solrcl Geometry Intermedrate Algebra Plane Geometry Herbert C Gentry qnghtj BA MA Plane Geometry Intermedrate Algebra Elementary Algebra -ff -3. 1 Irmkr like ka t to m Dorothy Williams qleftj B A M E English World History US History Mrs Margaret White Qrightj BS M A English Canteen Sponsor Senior Play Scared h Christopher A Adams BA BE M A Head of English Department English 1' Q-h...,,,,aN T So you want to be a Tlaerpian? 'Aly publigipy! L. Harold Lally qleftj B.A. M.A. English Assembly Pro- Elsa Pettersson B.A. M.A. English Thespian g1?mlAdI:i50lfI' h AB Troupe Advisor Dramatics. :lr es '. ayes lrifh U ' ' M-Ei English H0Ck5Y Neirad Advisor. Nou thu 11 the me: mar: Robert W Peebles AB AMT US Hrstory Problems of Democracy Homemakmg All ugh! letr clean up' Wrlfred F Sheldon BS Art Crafts Social Studies INou ubere dzd I leaze mg red rzLealer9 Helen N Merrrtt A B M A Ph D Head of Socral Studnes De partment U S I-lrstory Problems of Democracy Yearbook Advlsor So Ibn rr the YYZ H5417 Robert Barry Cleft? B A M A Problems of Democracy World Hrstory Forum Club Advrsor Rrcharcl Harper flefrj BA M A Problems of Democracy U S Hrstory ...LX I can ree It rmu Darren gaef to Carnegie Hull 'TQ Bubble Bubble T011 and Trouble Catherme H Whltney BSE f M E Homemakmg Fashlon Luther I Thompson Nlus B M Musrc Show Advlsof Sophomore C1355 SUPLIWISOI' of Xlubli cJ1'Ll'lLNIl'.i Bdfhl A CHD Advlsor pella Boxs and Glrls Glu Clubs Musrc 13 Funlamcntals and Niusrc Apprctlatxon O O T , V, ' , , , H , . Q l gif ' ' ' ' er V ,. . . I - ,lf 1 I A n - -y ' - -y PM ' ' v ' , . ., . ., , ' , ' h 4, A Ve.-. A r P as aw 14 1 . ., , t , ' ,xf . . . t jf Art, uslc and ' I I l l X , - 1 rr '71 .H XZNQZA ' 'Ari I U ., ft f. 2 V I t r ' 7 f Y N P P f .. , J 1 A be M I F V V, L! 7 1 V A I x f. 3 D U D A X vfy I 'T A. . , - -, , ' . ' ' I ' 3 . t ' ' , ' ' 1 ' 1 A 1' . -' 1 k. A f A -' ' 4 V' Z' A yi! N' Oh cam nou Languages f 0 M If knzu the name of thu L rountry' Karherme S Spamer Qlefrj AB MA Spanrsh French Mary Lou Mommer irrghtj B A Spanish Vaudevrlle Show Advxsor An excellent tool for dljfl plmary purpofef Wrnrfred A Stone lleftj PhB MA Latm Laun Club Aclvrsor VIVIHH Peelmg lrrghtj BA MA French Larm Cafeteria and Custodlans L R Mrs Angel ma Boscrano Mrs Rose Chrcarell Cashiers C uxtodmm are ubiquitous L R Paul Loren son joseph Yamk Head Custoclran Theron Prerce Jos eph Grossman sta X X L R Mrs Agnes bpxres Mrs lulm Brassarrl Mary Bell Mrs Rose Forte Cileterra Head Mrs Ruby Love Xskx XX X Yqii wi Npfffffff-fNf1 JU. iiifgixfwi Ag X X ,X T' f gt' fx, ,M ' Nfl U N rf fXK'! 6, IEW x t TIGHT Wfwwwwgiw WwWW9iQWN5 3xYWmwQdic:2mW WMKQSS A974 A U ,Mzrlj WM S3wmWM fwssQsSwW ,nil w ww Wi ' .5 ' f ' NN v vf X RW X X4 W ,yn 'fs-71f wfQ - Y' Wxinvvv f '. X M' J W , af f ' 4 h ? s' A' 'I Qfwiw wwf-fQQQ?N:gf X Xw1w::- C - ROBERT ADAMS Bob . . . school spirit personified . . . testimonial stag hreakfasts . . . Beau- tiful Katy . . . IG sweater . . . Dariannus Advertising Managerg Neirad 3,45 junior Red Cross 45 Vaudeville Show SQ One Act Play 45 Christmas Pageant 35 Intramurals 2g Forum Club 35 Chess Club 2,3. I tif :W fl df JOHN BERQUIST Very practical loz es cars cute sisters quzet ruth ronnec lions P11 creu at Saz in Rock shy srmle gzrl hater Ok GERALD ADKINS Jerry Vzrg casual shrug and plarzd expresszon raised eye hrous dashing dnhhler Whiz pinched me? meteorze Mrllfgram Latin Honor Society 7 Tennis Team 4 Football Team 7 Track Team 2 Basketball Team 2 3 1 Iorum Club 5 Chess Club 5 BRUCE BEST Cosmopolitan sudden European faunts eo execum e Englzsh accent u ell nzformed hlack hoots paper bag of hooks Entered March of junior Year Track Manager 4 sv- ' Yixag i LOUIS ALBERT Lou slow and easy quiet and mysterzous szngs to himself the Stamford kzd attermg atlop amd artzst Entered junior Year DANIEL BIANCO Danny carrzes on the family name quzet draunzg horses horses horses lou lou Loire loves his Cadillac Aziz? ef it E te 1 BRUCE ANDERSON N orrke Jubtle wrt and frzendly way full knowledge of the Sound expert editor penczl behznd the ear IG Jwealer Darrannus 3 ECl1COI'lIl chnef 4 tu dent Councxl 3 4 Lat1n Honor Socx ety 2 Trafllc Squad 3 4 Chess Club RICHARD BORCH Rzck wzllmg wzsecrackx real take charge guy zmmztable expremom GE forever Darxannus 3 ASSOCIZIC Edntor 4 Class Vlce Presrdent 3 Honor Socn ery 34 Thesplan 34 Vaudevllle Show 2 4 One Act Plays 2 3 4 Can teen Chalrman 4 Prom Chairman 3 Track 3 gh 1 5 Wir PATRICIA BECKMAN at rlnmy bazr capable organ zzer mlaerently grauour I e uarmert mule Ire rream phzlofopher Nelrad 3 Contrlbutlm, Ltlltor 4 Honor Soclety 34 Intramurals 2 Softball Team Z Chess Club 5 A Cappella 7 5 NORMAN BRACKENBURY Norm flarb on Jkatex and the 100 yard daily Yul Brunner look future cowboy in Colorado Are you benzg .rarcaJnc9 a Entered jumor Year Track 3 Hock ey Team 3 4 B 409 BRIERLY BEESON Bry . . . hockey abilily . . . loud piper on his MG . . . blurbef earily . . . profeuionally preppy . . . me fir? . . . thai mature look . . . Neirad 3g Junior Red Cross 31 Intra- murals 2,3g Football Team Zg Track 2,35 Hockey Team 55 Lyers and Ty- ers 2' Boys' Glee Club 2 3 4 lm MARGARET BRADY Peggy furzlowrzg mm wgor and zzlalzty perronalzty gal deep zozce and deep deep tan a friend to all Danannus 3 GFHJUHIIOH Commlttee 2 3 Intramurals 7 u I lnterfanth Z 5 Chess Club 3 A Cappella 4 F NANCY BRISKA Brtrk ponytail penczlbox laugh1ng9 alwayr' prgmy fnendly perxuarzon natural Entered Junror Year Darrannus L1t erary Edxtor Nerrad 3 Contrrbutrng Editor 4 Student Councxl Secretary 4 One Act Plays 4 Intramurals 3 lnterfarth 3 Forum Club 3 4 .C EDWARD CASSIDY not fodder crazy laugh hu chicken! mad matbema tman last of the Camdy: 4H Club maroon Chewe Darnannus Student Councxl 4 -4557 DONNA BROOKS Debi terror tn the notlzn Jectzon cute pzxre hazrrut danczn 0 What am I gfllllg to do? alwayx ready for fun Fashron Show 2 Intramurals 2 A Cappella 4 Gxrls Glee Club 2 5 All State Chorus 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 JAMES CHUBBUCK un subtle wrt rwarmr of .ru oonrng gzrlr amiable and gre garzoux Pooprerzerze jazz and calypro elongated Entered Senror Year Football Team 4 Track 4 Semor Play 4 ROBERTA BULMER Bert fnendly and dependable memorzer of New jersey sweetly subdued .rympathetlc ear my boyr many many letter: A Cappella 5 4 CRAIG CLEAVES Lzl Abner Joft low votce htllbzlly with curly hair e the Cleaver clan Marne man red convertzble baby face Darrannus 2 3 4 Vaudevrlle Show 2 Football Team 2 3 4 Track 2 5 4 Spamsh Club 3 Boys Glee Club 3 4 LINDA BURKETT Lmdy :uper :earu:tre:: wflflkllllg o the mare neal rz nz ty dfdllldllf :lreah D1 I lell youf :haliered :pecr One Act Plays 5 4 Graduatron Com mrttee 5 Intramurals 2 5 4 Latrn Club 2 3 Orchestra 2 J 4 Band assi' JANN E CARTER Tall blond doll uzth dancmg eye: :rage :lruck college hoy: camne caterer heaulzful medzczne for any panenl curlyloch: Lrbrary Servrce Club 2 5 4 Stage Crew 3 Canteen Committee 2 3 In terfarth 2 Forum Club 5 Grrls Glee Club 2 3 PHILIP BURNHAM Ph: car crazy laczturn zype farmer hunter and gun enthu: za:f electrzcran :upreme 2 5 4 Senror Play 4 JAMES COCHRAN jim cool calm and conreruatzve Hey help me :houel off my pond hu:me::man :uave Darrannus Busrness Manager Nerrad 5 Vaudevnlle Show 2 Traffic Squad 5 Captam 4 Track 2 54 Hockey Team 34 Forum Club 3 Spanish Club 3 Boys Glee Club 3 One Act Plays 2 great :enre of humor KENT COLLINS Strong hut not :zlent hone cru: mg lzneman Rock 1 e Blue Pzg ham radio operaor Nexracl 4 Student Councrl 4 Class Treasurer 4 Traffic Squad 5 4 Pro pectron Squad 2 5 4 One Act Play 4 Prom Commrttee 5 Football Team 3 4 Forum Club 3 J .nun---f JONATHAN CONROW Jonrou good humored rugged profile . . . naulrcally mclmed . . . girl: in far away place: . . . Texa: land tycoon . . . 57 Lincoln . . . Prom Committee 5' Intramurals 2' Football Team 5 4' Track 5 4' French Club 2 5' Skate Sale 2 5. CA ROL COPFLAND C opu lun loznzg hop queen of the Sugar Boul cruzolznef car pet hagr and conlaglour laugh Texan party doll hahy talk Vaudurlle Show a 4 Prom Commrt tce 5 4 Lashxon Show 2 lntramurals 7 5 4 Forum Club 3 Latln Club 2 3 A Cappella 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 2 i- ALICE CRONIN llfonderful 111111515011 lxool lxzd uezrd pazntzngf and hilarious hranzrlormr lurczouf lookin han Darxannus Nelrad 7 Student Coun Ll 7 4 A Cappella 74 Cant n Commxttee 7 Prom Commrttee 5 Intramurals 7 a 4 Lreld Hoclt Team 7 w Basketball Team 73 4 Softball Team 7 v 4 GARY COSMAN Ca! uzlh a Greek prohle Jqueaky clean hazr ternfc track man nerzour restlesr and dehorzazr Nerrad 4 Student Council 5 4 Thes ran 34 Vaudevrlle Show 2 4 Tra c Squad 4 One Act Plays 2 54 Track 2 54 Cross Country 2 Chess Club 2 34 A Cappella 54 All State Chorus 4 PETER DANIELS Pete long mop black and uazy :Inner Ford fa quiet nz clan hut not out hacker rn 201 VIRGINIA COTALING Cmny ru mgnzg walk oey joey joey occarzonal blond Jlreak teddy hearr cacklmg laugh rock and roll fan Nerrad 34 jumor Red Cross 7 One Act Plays 9 4 Intramurals A Cappella 234 Semor Play -1 Thespran Play 5 4 Latm Club Z Ho! on the hurdle: joker galore ana' Jpontamour laugh man o my fiery u orkzrzg at Buch J Nary hopef Rohm Hood II Entered junior Year Projection Squad 5 4 Track Team 34 sf' f'g 4. -,.. 1' 5: ,Q ,g . x 1' ...j, T , f f ' ,Q A -,Ba ' ' ,Q 2,oa - , ' , f. ' , , y w y y K ' X, ' p 9 ' .,s - L P4 .,4 .Q - H1 Q ' Q 5 .,: - . . 4 J 7 rl . . . casual xuugger . . . carefree NEALE DANIELSON I ... 21... ' ' - , X , , ' f L . . .5 r ,' ' ' Hr I' I1 A 9 ' -Q - Pl -xp -.Aa 4 ee ' ' -.ffl ey I ,, N , j. A' i. 7 A f SUZANNE CRAFTS ue pride of Ox Rzdge dark eye: the lrfted eyebrow really? lazlored look un lowng good m :porn Lrbrary Servxce Club 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 Basketball Team 3 Girls Glee Club 2 TONI DAVIS Su eet and sincere xalzry .tongs ffEJ'.f qwck lo Jmzle and fun lo have around Are ya happy Darrannus Lrbrary Servlce Club 5 4 Vaudevxlle Show 34 One Act Plays 2 34 Canteen Commnttee 4 Intra murals 24 Interfalth Club 2 3 A Cappella 34 Grrls Glee Club 2 RICHARD CRAM Dfck If rt doem i run chrome tall Texan urlb a faxcnzatzng zozce A lzttle loud car ronrczoux neatly organized elrad 34 Proyectlon Squad 34 MASON DELAFIELD Mare blond blue eyed demon t at cool eollegzate Ivy League look Have you beard the joke aboul9 Royal Scarlet bladef Darxannus 3 Student Councnl 4 jun lor Red Cross 2 Canteen Commxttee 3 Tenms Team 2 3 4 Hockey Team 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Chess Club 2 ROLAND CREASER o carefree and caxual mznd of hu ou n What dya Jay? foxy look foozball car ualty but Mm Green Jumor Red Cross 3 Stage Crew 4 Football Team 4 Track 4 Ria an 1 QT' 'na ...I-.F TIMOTHY DELANEY Tim rockm guztar carefree stride backer but ur terror of Noroton Bay one of the boy: flarby clotber Vaudevllle Show 3 4 Intramurals 2 Rl... ...a 4 .H....H :.. Hlqi y ' Ava 1 Q , K 4, ' ' ...Hob tl O f -I ...ff 1- . . ,Q t- 'NH - If I. A ,S S ' ' 'fnv' ,, . ' ,, A ' Chess Club 2,3. t. fl: A p A ' -, .1 ll, .1. 4911... ' . , ' ' ' ,Q ,,: ' s - hq,X , ,L at ,:. I ,' ,Q Qthlzy I lv ' Tk X . ' f I ...H O, QU... 4 ,e ,N PETER DROWNE Pete a real gone hepcat devoted drum fend royal blue chariot neaterl wave Darrannus 3 4 Nerrad 3 4 Thespran 4 I.ar1n Honor Socxery 2 One Act Plays 34 Intramurals 2 3 Baseball Team 234 Latm Club 234 Or chestra 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Senxor Play 4 nw S Wiqmg HMI? at 5 5 iff? ga SUSAN ESLICK Sane psano plunker and pizza lover I dad not bleach zt' Are you from PotJboltom9 cute dzmpler Sure' Entered jumor Year Darxannus Can teen Commxttee 4 Intramurals 3 4 Interfaxth 3 Glrls Glee Club 3 Orchestra 3 Band 3 flu ALINE DUCI-IAINE Champ half pmt u lovzng off with the g1rl.r Yankee fan horse :hows lug black eye: rurty vozce Entered January of Sophomore Year A Cappella 4 Gnrls Glee Club 3 Bowlmg Team 3 ANN FAILLA Peanut come on kzds let 5 ye her brotherr Ford 8 01 troubler frequent :mile Thespxan 4 Vaudevnlle Show 2 4 Fashlon Show 4 Intramurals 2 34 Cheermg Squad 2 3 Head Cheerlead er 4 Spamsh Club 3 Chess Club 2 3 A Cappella 2 Semor Play 4 3- f? 11 WILLIAM DUDDY Bs that long rmle Jtrong .nlent type wzth a hot corner hot on the ne too wonderful rpeakzng voice yeah Track 2 3 4 Hockey Team 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 Boys Glee Club 4 Band 3 Orchestra 3 RICHARD FATHERLY Dzck earloonut 37 Ford boogze woogze cool and carefree that carual look at the Danbury Azrport verboxe Nelrad 3 4 Vaudevxlle Show 2 3 4 Proyecnon Squad 2 3 4 One Act Play 2 Track 3 Interfanth Club 2 'QW' HEATHER DURAM Full of entburzarm rbmy black bazr Im nz the mood e darlmg Duramx Shall we? Student Councrl 4 Class Secretary 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Canteen Commrt tee 3 Intramurals 234 Cheermg Squad 4 Basketball Team 2 34 A Cappella 2 3 4 Interfarth 2 3 Latm Club 3 CATHERINE FERNALD Kerry enthurtaftzc ,rlou poke I war babynttzng Entered jumor Year Darrannus Nen rad 4 Lrbrary SCIVICC Club 3 4 For um Club 3 Graduatron Commrtee 3 French Club 3 Senror Play 4 Intra murals 3 Chess Club 3 WO' MAUREEN DWYER Nerer ray Moe tuangy accent ronrtant :batter cracking ber knuclaler long naturally curly azr faithful to Mancberter Entered junror Year Lrbrary Servrce Club 4 Vaudevrlle Show 4 Intra murals 34 A Cappella 34 ANTHONY FESTA Tony bot 57 Ford Navy ra reef referued and polzte Glenbrook mecbamc brarr man Orchestra 2 34 Band 2 34 All State Orchestra 3 All State Band 4 DAVID EASTLAKE Dave lou red Studebaker Okay gang alwayr well drerred really really bzg bs bo Student Councrl 3 4 Class Vrce Pres: dent 4 TFHHCIC Squad 4 Prom Com mrttee 3 Football Team 4 Baseball Team 23 A Cappella 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 3 All State Chorus 3 nil T THOMAS FESTO Tom Wanna buy my car9 blue yeanr one of :be boy: lean and lanky do tt yourrelf body rbop Entered jumor Year . 1 X . 1 . 3 ff, . . 3 ' VV ll '- ll . . . , . . . ,es , , 1 ' '... ...tb 4 ,, U Q 1 , ,, ,, , J 3 . ' '. ' 3 - b ' . , . 'A l l , , 1 , , I 3 TE gow, tim, giggle! . , , ,t,g1,,5, time . . . coolazlrerrer . . . bareball . . . ' . xl - ' n ' , ,S , , 5 ' iq... ' 4 A Q A- 1 - b W 1 3, ae ei , . , Q A ' x r fl V . 1 3 V' ' '-X lr I u Q ' . -f l FREDERICK FISCHER Fred . . . that characterirtic click . . . great on the 88 . . . Doubting Thomaf , . . long, .ftrong fingerr . . . great ,fenre of humor . . . banjo . . . Neiracl 3,-4g Ring Committee 23 Vaudeville Show 2 3' Chess Club 4. 1-YL-3' 'Fa 1---'- 'Y' RONALD FISHER Ronny carrottop and freckles hoarre zozce aw but peut rnzrt zmpzth laugh Yankee an Reno Vaudevllle Show 4 Intramurals 2 4 A Cappella 34 Boys Glee Club 3 1 DOROTHY GILLIES Dome curly lock: Boothbay Harbor rnamly Marne loaded uftth brateletr cute clothes bouncy shuffle down the hall Jumor Real Cross 4 Vaudevxlle Show 3 4 Prom Commrttee 7 Intramurals 2 5 4 Interfalth Z3 A Cappella 2 5 4 Grrls Glee Club PATRICIA GAFFNEY at real redhead oh that brother of mme' future nurre Hou are you geltzng home from Jfhool9 load: of fun Chrlstmas Pageant 2 lashlon Show 2 Intramurals 234 Interfaith 2 A Cappella 2 ggi. RANDALL FRAZIER Randy rn need of radar mune lo fernznzne wzler Gulzarmo B Wrllzamr ktng of the harket ball court .ro tall Class Treasurer 2 3 Rmg Committee 2 Stage Crew 4 Football Team 2 Track 2 4 Basketball 2 3 Captaln 4 CAROL GLOVER Coz perrolatfng perfonaltty defnztely original frequentmg the Sugar Boul happy go lucky znfettlouf laugh Dauannus 9 Prom Commxttee 3 In tramurals 2 3 Interfarth 23 Chess Club 2 3 A Cappella 5 4 CHARLES FREDRICKS Charlze Norman Rockwell lhe 2nd fonly hetterl humor hy lhe poundful Sure Ill help Darxannus Art Ed1tor Nenrad 2 3 4 Canteen Comm1ttee 4 Prom Commxt tee 3 Charrman 4 Graduanon Com m1ttee 3 A Cappella 4 Semor Play 4 Forum Club 3 Vaudevxlle Show 4 DONNA GOYETTE Pre school pm curls frrendly laugh and full of pep gat Bowl shadou trips to the typing room sailor girl DHIIHHDUS Nelrad 34 Thesp1an N- of JAY FRIEDMAN Quzel and frrendly math enlhusz as hrzck red Volks mzs taken identity that genius look drsllkes gomg out on cold days Darlannus Assnstant Busmess Mana ger Spamsh Club 3 Chess Club 2 3 Orchestra 2 34 Band 2 34 JOHN GRAHAM johnny creu cut zncorrzgrhle sarcasm tolerales educalrorz gzrl hater but one of the guys tennis champ Canteen Commxttee 3 Prom Com mlttee 34 Tennts Team 2 34 Ly ers and Tyers 2 Play 3 One Act Plays 3 Fash1on Show 2 Intramurals 234 Basket ball Team a Softball Team 3 In terfarth 2 .pf THOMAS FROST Fraz Nezrad Cover Kid slou szdeuags smzle cute car uflh a rickety rumble seat Check 0 ezll chuckle Ycore One' Nelrad Assistant Edxtor 4 Latxn Hon or Socxety 7 3 Proyettxon Squad Z 3 4 One Au Plays 7 Prom Commnt tee 3 Basketball Team Z Latin Club 3 SPENCER GREASON Spen quzet frzendlmess accen tuated uzth a uarm grm goalie s pet peeue szrazght of? a horse Relaxf Spznnze un1or Red Cross 3 Trafflc Squad 4 Intramurals 2 Football Team Baseball Team 2 Hockey Team 2 3 Captaxn 4 IE! gs 25 BONNIE GUEST Corzhdenlml gab 1e11zor11 mad rrurher 111zcere frrer1dl1rze11 and a rrrule or E187-10776 Bon Nerrad 3 Lrbrary Servxce Club f Xauclevrlle Show 3 4 Canteen Com mrrtee 4 Prom Committee 3 Gradl anon Commrttee 3 Intramurals 2 3 Lann Club 3 A Cappella 3 4 Grrls Glee Club Elm ,pe if JOHN GusTAFsoN Gu: can car1 can Who me? I dzdnt do angtbzngf one o the family rlan reen at the corner of Noroton and Muldle1ex ANNE HAZELTON Colden girl 111117 u gzft o gal: gadalmu! nz lhe Blark Bomb cgnmzl li heres the food? Cee ulnz Mr Adam1 group ety 34 Latin Honor Society 2 L1 LAWRENCE HAZARD Larry bark m Calzforrmz rel 6 2 6 2 go color TV dark horre thu ack' Darlannus Assistant Busmess Mana ger jumor Red Cross 3 President 4 Prom Commrrtee 2 3 4 Football Team 34 Golf Team 2 34 Chess Club 234 Boys Glee Club 34 Forum Club 34 brary Servnce Club 2 3 4 Intramurals 34 Senror Play 4 Forum Club 4 . r STEVEN HAINES Slere Ace zndependent lo .ra the leart Someday Ill our: the uorld mzgratzon to South America Entered jumor Year Thespran 4 One Act Plays 4 Intramurals 34 Basketball Team 3 Cheerful neucomer from Scurulale perfect pageboy ob me future rerretarzal career Wert Poznt ueek endr Entered Senior Year Vaudevxlle Show 4 Prom Commrttee 4 Intra murals 4 Semor Play 4 ' V , fr U . is . V , M Q V ' vI.- ' . ,, - ' . ' , h 4 , , ' ' 7, . A ., -,, Q ,Q V I .-'ff 7!.'.' y .., ' f e 1 ' 4 ,k t H A , - , , , ,-M , , - . - 1, , , - , . , ,, f ' 1 . . - . C. . 1 ' V ' f J- ff 5, - 15 1 , . V - Dariannusg Neiracl 3,45 Honor Soci- JEANNE HERMANS ,,: I Q - , ,,g H U 4 'l 3 ' I . . . 1' N - - 3 - it I D Q ' . 3 Z - . Ai: L If ' ' 'fl V frlljl 1: .' Q ' y ,, ' : ,rl - x ,Q 17,2 . ' . ? ,.,. ,, ,,. A U 'uf JOSEPH HARPER oe long lean and lanky carefree rafualnexr looxe lock of apr Luckzer tarte better Sugar Boul and Teen Club junxor Red Cross 5 Iorum Club 5 PAUL HILL Paulre deep dark eyer and Ilan! mg Jmrle moonlight purchafer fuzmmmg team manager blaflx Nelrad 4 Latm Honor Socxety 2 Vaudevrlle Show 4 Prom Commntee 3 Football Team 2 34 Track 24 Basketball Team 2 Forum Club 5 Lann Club 4 All State Football 4 TERRY HAYMES Hear! rn Nea Orleam I have to get my flute bolheratzon Texar bound you all South ern Tu rrler prxze hazrcul Lxbrary Servnte Club 2 One Att Plays 2 Christmas Pageant 5 Inter farth 2 5 A Cappella 5 4 Orchestra Q sf DAVID HARREL Daz e the brg tu eed r ryrmzmz My Ezlztor rr a Crump' lean look That I typzcal fighting Democrat nerfbar Nelrad 2 Assoclate Edntor 3 Co Ed :tor In Chref 4 Latm Honor Socrety 7 Boys Crlee Club 7 Forum Club 4 DONNA HOBBIE Defmte :deaf Chefterfield Queen lurnklzng rmzle Mr A I :ecretary cheerful eheerzng Shot any Torre: lately? Cheermg Squad 3 4 Interfarth 2 Forum Club 3 Larm Club 3 A Cap pella 2 3 4 3 4 Band 3 4 Mayorerte 3 ,av al a JUDITH HORTON Judy the boy: from Syracure GueJ.r uhat I dui now? brzght pznk lzpuck crazy :aclele Dui you :ee that? oopJ L1brary Servlce Club 4, Vaudev1lle Show 4, Graduanon Commlttee 5, Intramurals 2,3,4, Interfalth Club 2, 3, A Cappella 4, Gnrls Glee Club 2,3 27 DONALD HOWE Donny raffle call 10168 mnfured an' eternally lenre Dozlg fleepjlzme guy Class Preslclent 4 Honor SOCICIY Latrn Honor Socxety 2 Football Team 4 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 Forum Club 3 A Cappella 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 ffl, N msn' 'Q' LAWRENCE JENSON Larry fan talker But nr man ulth the golden horn gray elephant It Juf1ng.r Lufkey Sezfen banker rupreme Vaudevllle Show 3, Christmas Pa geant 2,3, Forum Club 3, Lyers and Tyers 7, Orchestra 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, All State Band 2,3 THOMAS HOWE Tommy fool cal on the rourir Would you pleaJe9 u zth the fellar handy man Jufzm mem' ro captam 3rd lzareman Nerrad 4 Latln Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Tenms Team 4 Baseball Team 2 3 Hockey Team 2 34 Forum Club 3 4 PAUL JOHNSON Determzned debator biting arlz r er Pallaetzc Paul e BU, IN happg party goer Erzglub ulruz :dear Darxannus 34 Nelracl 3 Assrstant Fdrtor 4 Vaudevllle Show 4 One Act Play 4 Tennts Team 3 4 Forum Club 3 President 4 V6 xx'-Z' X55 -Sf ROGER HUGHES L1fe of the party Hello fam built in bottle opener Max: J .rbutlerbug Dzpp3 good for a laugh arzytzme Lrbrary Servlce Club 2 34 Junior Red Cross 4 Vaudevllle Show 2 Can teen Commrttee 3 Prom Commxttec 3 Semor Play 4 JANF JOHNSTON Dzmzrzutn e dy namo Darien 1 dar ling diplomat flair for .sporty unfit fdualzrt mop maker Darrannus Associate Edxtor Honor Socrety 34 AFS Student 3 Freld Hockey Team 2 3 Capta,mf4fBaske ball Team Managewj Softball Team 73 app Prom m if QW ,Jr Com rttee JUDY HUTCHINSON Hey Hutch loner rlaeereburgerf quiet ttll you knou ber future crzmznologzrt Pattyf pal Model A Ford Chrlstmas Pageant 4 Intramurals 2 3 Freld Hockey Team 2 3 A Cap pella 4 G1rls Glee Club 2 3 SAMUEL JOHNSTON Sarn proline toe dragged nt from the rorn Jtate great Let: burtle late agazn Student Councll 34 V1cePres1clent 3 Trafiic Squad 4 Tennxs Team 2 Football Team 2 3 Captam 4 Track 3 4 All State Football 4 A Cappella 2 3 4 Vaudevllle Show 4 Fha E3 610' -,ov Liv KRISTIN JAFFE Ixrzr rollege u eekendf arne fortune and fgure naturer gift to the troubled male frank Nelrad 2 3 4 Vaudevllle Show 4 Prom Commlttee 3 4 Fash1on Show 7 3 Gracluanon Commlttee 3 lntra murals 2 34 lnterfa1th Club 2 3 A Cappella 2 3 4 JOHN KAPOUCH ack conrezentzour intellectual Jzdeuayr glancer great :dean breumg wide zngenuour look barelzall fan plur Darlannus jumor Red Cross 4 Basketball Team Manager 4 ROGER JENNINGS Rog loyal manager optzmut checker: anyone? poet corrnopolztan featlnery flattop and gzgantrc grzn Proyettxon Squad 34 Intramurals w Chess Club 2 3 Boys Clee Club 2 19 vu-1' ANNE KELLER Anne Elzzabetb naturally curly an tn the Barrymore tradztton plenty of plazdr ro neat Thespnan 2 3 Pres1dent 4 L1brary Service Club 2 3 4 Vaudevxlle Show 3 One Act Plays 2 Dlrector 34 Latm Club 2 3 A Cappella 3 4 Gxrls Clee Club 7 JAMES KERMES im . . . ye: he har it! . . . quiet and Jincere . . . good looking what elfe' umung hero neat dreuer lmzpzd eyef Student Councrl Presrdent 4 Foot ball Team 2 34 Track 2 3 Inter farth Club 3 A Cappella 2 3 wi. ROBERTA KOCH Robbie Sugar Bowl Gee thank! quzel and .ferene yet full of life I lzke Ike Barbze .f a deep voice I.1brary Service Club 2 3 4 One Act Play 2 Fashron Show 2 Intramurals 2 A Cappella 4 Grrls Glee Club 2 3 30 591' JACQUELINE KERR jackie umnbzbzted drwer What me u 0rrg9 happy hacker Mau J buddy Jun for kzcky H 70 7 Darrannus 3 Prom Commrttee 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 34 Interfaith 3 Chess Club Z 3 A Cappella 3 TI-IEODOR KOEHNE Teddre dou II at the Jturzon long hazr one of the boyf u uh Ted wzlh Tzm ing troublet bot cur hoody boon Intramurals 2 Lyers and Tyers 2 55 T 'QC' 'Hifi M'-L.. 'N X IIH1 II ',..nuv ...av DONALD KIMSEY Kzmr practical joker Have you beard? cutual frrendlznerr ll berer my pun key9 ll bor got the :ce pack? Chrrstmas Pageant 7 Intramurals 3 Football Team Manager 34 Track 3 Boys Glee Club 3 ANN KOERNER Full of rchemer and problemf bare a yoke gulf chzna doll smoke gen nz your eyer Jorrg dear junror Red Cross 3 Stage Crevn 3 Fashion Show 2 Graduatron Com mrttee 3 Intramurals 234 Inter W J ' , , b , , 4 , 4 - Q r ' I . . . ,, 3 ,. .,' 1 ' ' ,, 2. 'rf , A 1, ' rv I I I V , 1: ' l I Tl V 3 I 1 , I I l fr - , ' ' . ,, ' V n Y V - ' .Q Q' , , Q ,. , S S , Q - I . I ' I 3 I A 'I D I .NUI G . . . I . . ,, . . lf' ' , V, ' ' ' ' I Q H , , 1 - .4 f farth 2g Latm Club 2,35 A Cappella I r rl . 2,4. at . ' lf 2 K. ' All ,, . .,,, I - -y at C x pl... Up., , , 4 A' TW A p , L D 1 'J . 5 9 , . I p , A 3+ , s it A ,ij it . , L? J PRISCILLA KLEIN Comtantly confederate high .rocks trip: to Pennsylvania older mter ru ee! dzfpomzon Darlannus Vaudevxlle Show 4 Stage Crew 4 Chrlstmas Pageant 2 3 Prom Committee 3 4 Fashlon Show 2 n tramurals 2 3 4 Interfauth 5 4 A Cappella 7 3 4 KENT KREIDER Knee deep zn vozce It 1 a beautz ful day for Jazlzng u azlmg :ax aphone dzmnguzrhed glasses Entered junxor Year Darlannus Assrstant Advertrsmg Manager One Act Plays 4 Tennls Team 3 4 In terfarth 3 A Cappella 3 4 All State Chorus 4 Orchestra 34 Band 3 4 'K' an-r br vt. 'SSX :Ft-.yt 'Sf KARL KNUDSON Cheerful Lyme ruth sociable Jarcamz rabid rabbit rauer yeah' Jzlent but aluayr laugh nz W hat are you zlwng Proyettlon Squad 94 Intramurals 7 BARRY LANIS Creu fur and frechlef mecham cally mclzned hep on hackmg grocery boy locker maniac efty Palmerx Intramurals 2 3 Track 3 J MICHAEL KOCAK Mzchey baxhelball golf Gian! rooler ferment fan on the Held qmet nz lhe claxfroom 1 z collector Boston Celllcr Chrxstmas Pageant a Baseball Team 2 Cmlf Team 3 Basketball Team 7 I -if in-wv'? if HARRY LARSON Bag Har those long awaited lock: gawmng momtor ace Julmmer and beach somber yoke tzme hu comm Stage Crew 3 4 Trafhc Squad 34 Track 2 Chess Club 2 3 4 Lyers and Tyers 7 PATRICIA LEE at petite and dzgnz ed Palmer: lettzng her hatr grow .roldrer hoyr What are you doing? older Juter Intramurals 4 Interfalth 2 A Cap pella 2 4 Gxrls Glee Club 3 ROBERT LEE Bo Robert E Lee rn on ft foothall huzld ou lou force frumpy excellante Sidney Ferguson lunchroom BRIAN LEIDING Dark hazr and lathe: hockey en thurtart model azrplaner Grzehr I ltke me m not .rpeahzng to yall Stage Crew 2 3 4 Chrxstmas Pageant 2 Intramurals 2 3 Hockey Team 3 4 Lyers and Tyers 2 i WILLIAM LYONS Ball truck drwer dark rtmmed glanex long stray hazr with a crazy wave dont knock da roc Ill .ree ya later Stage Crew 34 Intramurals 2 34 Forum Club 3 yoke: Proyectron Squad 3 4 Intramurals 2 Football Team 3 4 Track 4 Hockey Team 3 4 Lyers and Tyers 2 A Cap pella 2 3 4 MARY FAY MACKENZIE Celehrzty child Hey who .fzgned that pan? rummerf tn Marne Prtrcrllar other half audactouf Thespran 4 Lrbrary Servnce Club 4 Vaudevrlle Show 3 4 One Act Plays 4 Prom Commntee 3 Fashron Show Z Graduatxon Commxttee 3 Intra murals 234 Interfarth 3 A Cap pella 2 3 JUNE MacLENNAN Boy 1: zt ever apple a a Bahrton accent alwayr on the move nature lover those abstract patntzngr very quzet Intramurals 2 3 4 Chess Club 2 A Cappella 4 CAROL LEYSER Bzg eyer and razred eyehrour ll hat are you kzdr doing frzendlg sarzarm Who! drw mg? pauzon for ptzza glafrer Entered Junlor Year Ne1rad 4 Chrrstmas Pageant 3 Fashron Show 3 Intramurals 34 A Cappella 4 ANNE LINDBERGH Fzenduh tmagznatzon fpoxex potrom and poohearrt znnocent look arry taler ooh' those eye! Darrannus Associate Editor Student Councrl 2 VxcePres1dent 3 Treas urer I Honor SOCICIY 34 Latxn Honor Soclety 2 One Act Plays 2 Orthestra 2 3 4 All State Orchestra 4 ARTHUR LUPINACCI rt barketball fever guard U rlky latent ahzlsty and guilty rmtle tuo uheel turm Lupe fferzduhly funny Graduanon Commnttee 4 Basketball Team 2 3 4 ai PATRICIA MAHER Patty football orphan 1h funny' htllzom of brolherx full of pep fr1enzll3 to ezeryone treJ ga: Lrbrary bervnce Club 2 34 Vaude vllle Show 4 Fashxon Show 2 Grad uatxon Commrttee 3 Intramurals 2 34 A Cappella 2 34 EMILY MANHEIM Moore Jtar look rhy :male readmg m homeroom law Jchool ueek erzdr mature and quiet spoken black convertible Entered Senior Year A Cappella 4 gi' RICHARD MCCURDY Rich mad .rczentut famour partter helpful and connderate .rktpper of the Blue Lrghtmng coatroom checker generour Lrbrary Servnce Club 234 Jumor Red Cross 2 Prolectron Squad 2 3 4 Chnstmas Pageant 3 Orchestra 3 4 Semor Play 4 Nexrad 3 4 MOLLIE McELWRATH Soft .foft tofce loyal team mana ger lzltzng laughter quret Jenye of humor znduftrxous Latm Honor Socnety 3 Lnbrary Ser vlce Club 54 Vaudevxlle Show 3 One Act Plays 4 Graduanon Com mittee 5 Freld Hockey Team Mana get 34 Softball Team Manager 2 PETER MUONEY Pete pou erful elhou happy zolunteer the zolce ot Chezy I just don! get rt Moon e e e e penny prtchmg A Cappella 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 34 All State Chorus 3 All Eastern Chorus 'Q hr' an-- ' uv'- ww THOMAS McKEAN Trny Tom deceptue znnocence enjoyx a good laugh anytime thu here trtg .rtuff flattop Orchestra 4 Band 4 JEFFREY MOORE Sleepy lack Spratl uho ate no fa luzng rn the Sugar Boul hey more man radiator regu ar httchhtker tapzng Stage Crew 3 Boys Glee Club 2 BARRY MCNELL Arden! efpagnol eytudzerzte ut my rar uon t go uphill happy go lucky pranktter ferret trrpx May I go to my locker? Canteen Commnttee 2 3 4 Prom Commnttee 34 Graduanon Com mrttee 4 Intramurals 2 Football Team 5 4 Hockey Team 4 Forum Club 3 ROBERT MORIARTY Bzg Brother Bob bongo heater Don t tell me I have Jtudy hall agarnf temper temper don t care Jmooth Canteen Commxttee 2 Forum Club 5 li I FREDERICK MEHLIN Happy avzd jirberrnan ban over bareball .fax playm band leader ferzou: yellow Cbevy convertible Baseball Team 3 Lyers and Tyers 2 Orchestra 2 3 Band 2 5 4 All State Band 3 4 MICHAEL MULLARKEY Mike driver of the dealbuagon underftandmg love: gozng Dutrb fmt a lot of Mullarkey Nelrad 3 Contrlbutmg Edltor 4 Stu dent Councxl 2 3 4 Class President Plays 4 Forum Club 3 I.at1n Club 3 Semor Play 4 Rlng Committee 2 3 I DAVID MELBOURNE Date rorky balf of a wbzte Ford dark eye: darker bazr a mfnd o bu ou ll fancy barrdo girl: u by certainly ' Stage Crew 5 Intramurals Z 3 Foot ball Team 7 a BEATRICE MURPHY Bea roammg the ballf lovable zrt brzgbt xkrrtr Sugar Boul devotee Dairy life lzbrary Jezenth period Danannus Stage Crew 3 Gracluauon Commxttee 5 Intramurals 2 4 Fneld Hockey Team 2 Softball Team 2 In terfarth 2 A Cappella 2 if ggi BEVERLY MISSALI. ez bloodcurdlzng gzggle exotic jeu elry Ob I dzdnt do my bomeuork constant rlotber buyer Il :Ib notbmg to u ear Fashion Show 2 Intramurals 34 A Cappella 4 Gnrls Glee Club 3 CATHERINE NIMS Catby cool .ropbuttcatzon femmme athlete well drexred tarlored type cute mule Darxannus jumor Red Cross 4 Can teen Committee 3 Prom Commmee 5 4 Graduatlon Commlttee 3 Intra murals 2 3 4 Basketball Team 2 3 4 Softball Team 5 Latm Club 3 A Cappella 2 4 - 4 , , ff - , fl ' ' ' ' ' Q .. 1 ' an 'fx if .,'f:f?..:-:..:'. 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BRUCE PARKER Fuberman cou boy batr and Jtyl uh boon bzllbzlly muxzc great backer It that thzng a car Montana Stamford Rmg Commxttee 2 Prom Commlttee 3 4 Intramurals 2 Football Team 3 4 Chess Club 3 PRISCILLA PLUNKETT Patty Elremeralda flustered and uhzmncal carryzng mysterz our black cafe ou ers in ber hair Library Servtce Club 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4' Interfaith 2' Chess Club 3' A Cappella 4' Cirls Glee Club 2 3' Or- chestra 2 3 4' All-State Orchestra 3 4. i id' JILL PATSTON Slzmmerr xpeed on land and u ater temperamental crazy crurhef colleeg artut Darnannus Student Councll 2 Vauclevnlle Show 4 Canteen Com mrtree 34 Prom Commnttee 3 Chairman 4 Intramurals 2 3 Tennxs Team 3 Softball Team 2 3 A Cap pella 24 GERALD PORTER jerry . . . track J u eight man . . . oo!- lzall too . . . Thats life . . . another record broken . . . clean cut Vaucleville Show 4' Stage Crew 2 3 4' Projection Squad 2 3 4' Intramurals 2' Football Team 2 3 4' Track 2 3 4' Boys' Glee Club 34' Football An- nouncer 4. fun-nr WESLEY PEALE We: preppy outfit: mouxe pou ered Volk: Jkz tnpf .rea lore and Jeu er crawling ut I thought we had ga! Howay Thespxan 4 jumor Red Cross 2 3 4 Interfaxth 3 Forum Club 3 Chess Club 2 3 Senior Play 4 YOLE MARINA PRINCIPE Yola a a a :een fiddlzng around pzwe hazr cut and fluttering eye lachey lzfe goes 1tJ uay and Yole goes herf ahfentee Nenrad 2 Stage Crew 2 3 Interfa1th 2 A Cappella 4 Gxrls Glee Club 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 All State Orches ra 3 4 Chnstmas Pageant 3 alv 4...- if DONALD PIEPER Pudge generoux uzth death rzdex hz! once too often uzth a hockey puck hralnx hehznd a hulwark of burnhlex Gene Sheppard Intramurals 2 Hockey Team Assnstant Captam 4 Interfaxrh 23 Chess Club 7 3 Band 2 34 JOHN REDMOND Deep Oklahoma drawl mzlltom of hoary three Jhadex of hazr yearner for the uzde open space: and duxt ftormf quiet Nexrad 4 Llbrary Servxce Club Chess Club 2 3 4 PETER PINE Black Pete one of the hoyx weekly permanent hzg and hufky droll draul and wxde grm goofy pirate flag Jumor Red Cross 3 4 '91 1'--'f JUDITH REED udy Dzck: favorzte mechamc hatket butter hall cheer chanter . . . the Brztuh are eommg . . . cute freckled face . . . Dariannus Z 34' Neirad 3' Vaude- ville Show 2' Intramurals 2 3' Cheer- ing Squad 4' Basketball Team 2 3' Softball Team 2 3' Interfaith 2. si- 37 BRUCE REININGER Full of quzet humor rzeat Ford coupe underrtandzng perronalfty hzg 10166 What are you domg tonight? junror Red Cross 4 Stage Crew 4 Projection Squad 2 34 Intramurals 2 Baseball Team 34 Boys Glee Club 4 c vi JOAN REYNOLDS Sparklmg record: galore ye gadr Heather can I hor rou 3 The Glare jumor Red Cross 3 4 Stage Crew 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Fashron Show 2 Intramurals 7 3 4 Basketball Team 2 3 Interfarth 2 Latrn Club 3 A Cappella 2 3 MARY ROULEAU Naturally curly hafr thy .fmfle CAROL RHODY Daffy J daffy dru er Jparhlmg Jmzle pert pony tazl I don t knou Warzta ride? track an Hr Ju eetze Darlannus Intramurals 234 Inter farth 3 Latm Club 2 A Cappella 3 4 Gxrls Glee Club 2 CYNTHIA ROUAN Outfela' star that Vzkzng blood dztgurtmg Yankee fan ya kzdf Arh du lreher Darrannus Vaudevllle Show 4 One Act Plays 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Field Hockey Team 3 Softball Team 2 3 4 Interfalth Club 23 Latln Club 3 4 A Cappella 234 Cnrls Glee Club that comer earflg Jportrp mg yet' l?7dHJ'fVIOIl.f u orker Don t argue uzth them petzte Library Servlce Club 2 34 Junxor Red Cross 7 Intramurals 2 3 4 In terfarth 2 3 Glrls Glee Club 2 0' CRAIC RUSSELL Sportr evthurzart hot car: hu :mer endlerrly talkmg good .tense of humor lanky man ager votrzrlofr Hockey Team 2 3 Boys Glee Club 4 Q45 3 'U' f '?' THOMAS ROGERS Tommy re enlry red con vertzhle Mzrrourz accent quiet tzll you get to knou him blond and lot! of freckler Track 2 Boys Glee Club Z LAURIE ANNE RUSSELL Laurze loquaczour to my the ear! Volkru agon and uorn tzrer Oh lhat gzrl quertzonrg The-splan 6 4 Latrn Honor Soclety 7 Vaudevxlle Show 3 4 One Act Plays 5 4 Fashron Show 3 Intramurals MARTHA RONK Marty fallmg uprtazrr phohza urually fn a muddle elevator eyehrous I haze a quertzon Entered junror Year Darlannus As sotrate Etlrtor Class Secretary 3 Vaudevllle Show 9 1 Prom Commrt ISC 5 4 Cracluatron Commrttee 3 tramurals 5 Cheerlng Squad 4 In rerfarth 3 BETTE ANN SACFR Bebe nice Ihmgr come zzz :mall packages Wfherer my zzolzng Elzu ll Pat okey doke pzzza a plenty Lrbrary Servrce Club 2 3 4 Interfarth 5 A Cappella 4 Grrls Glee Club 2 3 Orchestra 7 3 2 3 4 Interfaith 2 Latrn Club 5 A Cappella 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 3 'K gl r Q he CAROL ROSSELL Bomhmg m the Buick Let J have a party Salurdayf 111 Slamford 0fgdlllZdll07Z2 Could you do me a big faz or? Blondie Lrbrary Servrce Club 71 4 Intramurals 7 3 Interfaith 5 A Cappella 4 Ka' bi iff fM,Q I CHARLES SCHATVET Chuck quzet but quemomng prorpectwe prmler Lovely Lady roorter pamer I G :wearer dclzgent and conrervazue Darrannus 5, Assocrate Edntor 4, Stu dent Councrl 3,4, Honor Socrety 3,4, Latrn Honor Socrety 2, Trafhc Squad 4 A9 if-I . . . ,, , 54 ' ' ' X . Q vv ' tx . . . I . '. . . U ,ik . V , I fe ,, 1 I, , 9 . 9 - Nw, . K a M , ' .,, , i 1 , I' ' I V , M NE' Ixakfrl X ' . ed rw ,a', jx 1 . . ,-, '? f , A ' ' ,9 1 yt, ,A , Q . , , a. 'Vs ' ' ' - A A ,M aw. if . , A A . 'H 'f O l X ! If - an rf ' A .ra . , . . , I I , Q - ' ' ', I V H N - U 1 . ' 1 ' .5 'G ' 1 f. ' vi 7 . O, Q 1 es In- ,L 1 ' ' .iw i 1 . - by A 2 ,' H H 1 . . V . I . ,- W , , I - I I l . A ff - H A I-'Q v M K . . . . S 5 I . KL 3 -'H 3 7 -7 I , S v 1 S . . Z 1 5 . , ,l , v - . . EDWARD SCHLEY Eddie . . . fflling nation . . . good J build and better dancer . . . clore- cropped tbatcb . . . tbat junior girl . . . rough tougb monitor . . . junior Red Cross 2,35 Trafflc Squad 3,41 Stage Crew 33 Football Team 2g Track 2 i T' v ,tc 'WT' w ZH Q f -xref 4:-H1 ROBERT SCHNEIDER Buddy Pbtl jones jr How do you do tbn' problem? blond creu cut frzendly grand per .fonalzty great dancer Football Team 2 Track 3 A Cap pella 2 3 4 fi' ff' ...-fjkf WILLIAM STERENBERG B: bzg deal t e ortgznal bot rod fmoktng Ecbo Drwe Stern royal blue 7alopy color and :make Junior Red Cross 3 Proyectnon Squad 2 3 4 One Act Plays 2 Intramurals 2 Forum Club 3 Larm Club 2 BARBARA STEVENSON Natural curlt poodle made a dren latt nzgbt terrific cook older brotberf :raftt teacber Dattannus Prom Commxttee ttamurals 2 3 4 A Cappella 4 Gtrls Glee Club 2 3 Gift fbi' 'suv M' My QP A, WMM? WM W E SIMMEL Gracze a tot: of the cur J and a brtgbt bello a frtend zndeed gay giggle pretty tn pink Eve foot tuo and eye! of green Darxannus jumor Red Cross 3 Graduatlon Commtttee 3 lnttamur als 2 3 4 Interfalth 3 Laun Club 2 A Cappella 3 4 Gtrls Glee Club 2 THOMAS STONE Tom btg brotber Eno extra roc matter rnecbamc one of tbe boyt gzrl bater co ordrnated Stage Crew 2 3 Intramurals 2 drrf' s ,gf :QE ,Q xiflfpfim . an' ' Q . K, X JWJ l 14 G F: I . . . . . A. I ' I . 3' 1 . l H I Y Q aff, ' , L i - . n.. D ,.,. ,: . . . . . A KI -ff? 5'iLf,ILf V . . . ' f . . . - W, w vlr 1,..,,: . - 1 4 2 2 - Z . .M . . .. H Q . . . V 3 l Q ' 39 In- V- f ft , , Q 3 ' ' w i 1 . , . ' . . . ,,f:f' ,Fi'f:-4 5 A A . , .' Q L51 A 53 - P if 1' ,ff?5i5?f'5 2 3 r L ,K E C at 35.1. - , V V i' 1 tjtilywl' V3 ' , ,' 6 C , , A , V S, Q Q, it . , fin- ,H 4 :t.f.lzl A I . . Oh ' .- .. b I gli' , , 1 I 4 7 g Y , h i'tl13g,.z1 fl .X 5? Sfl,,,:'z'3ll,- 1 ff r fl' ,1 .fwtzfsf i' JUDITH SMITH Iudy Georgza Peach J ow draul yer rn those hzg heautzful eyer Smitty Entered Junior Year Llbrary Service Club 3 Jumor Red Cross 4 Vaude v1lle Show 4 Prom Commrttee 3 4 Fashxon Show 3 Intramurals 3 as ketball Team 3 Interfarth 3 A Cap pella 4 LEE SVENNING Leafy French horn can car: car: Ya pznhall machzne mama mee lookzn Nerrad 3 4 Jumor Red Cross 2 Vaudev1lle Show 3 Intramurals 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Forum Club 2 3 Chess Club 2 3 Orchestra 2 34 Band 2 3 4 All State Orchestra 3 All State Band 4 'L -i KAREN SPLITTORFF Energetzc athlete teeny weeny wazrt compatzhle artzrtzc azr nzanzac laugh II rum mer dayr at Peartree Graduatron Commrttee 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Basketball Team 2 3 4 Soft ball Team 34 Spanish Club 3 A Cappella 2 BARBARA TALBOT Barhr trrpr to New Canaan armful of hook: hooky player lunch time fog H202 Stage Crew 4 Chrrstmas Pageant 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 Fxeld Hockey Team 3 Basketball Team 234 Softball Team 2 34 Interfarth 2 French Club 3 A Cappella 4 Girls Glee Club 2 BARBEL STANISCHEWSKY Bahry do zt yourrelf hazrcut frzendly lznguzst roxy glow huhhler wtth wzarzty late for homeroom ah well Forelgn Exchange Student From Germany Semor Play 4 -i IUDI'I H TAPPAN udy .ruperlz zmagmatron laughmg brown eye: drwer Ju preme Tarpmr fiemlzrh exprernon future mterpreter Entered jumor Year Vaudevxlle Show 3 Projection Squad 4 Intra murals 34 Latm Club 3 A Cap pella 3 4 Senror Play 4 41 V l I7 A .., . 34 H fl , . 4 ...U , iv... r. 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' , h Q NZ . . . ., U 'I' !11 7 ' . . . - ' ' ,y , ' ' le 1 I7 I ,N ,, V, as ,nv y ' 1 t ' ' ' ralflgft-i R ' I If ' ll ' , . 1 - f X ,, , - ff ,Q - RONALD TARANTINO Ronme Crzeb J calling baby blue bomb perenmal tenmr lorer knouf e1erybody m town uolated Anafzc flu cafe Nexrad 4 Jumor Red Cross 4 Vaude vrlle Show 4 Intramurals 3 French Club 2 3 Boys Glee Club 4 117' mv' E al' BARBARA TROJA Cbzcky carrymg the second .foprano .fectzon a Jborl walk to .rchool monologzft promuzng pranmf land wolmut tool Entered jumor Year Vaudevrlle Show 3 Proyecuon Squad 4 Inrra murals 3 4 Inrerfarrh 3 A Cappella 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 Orchestra 3 GWENDOLYN TAYLOR C u en Jeamrtreu par excellence arlutzc blond Werleyen u eek endr paytelf .vparbling green eyer and ready laugbler Library Servxce Club 34 Fash1on Show 3 Intramurals 4 Interfarth 2 French Club 3 CANER TUNAMAN Deep dark eye! and uarm rmzle Tbere are no baremr in Turkey lftanbul not Conrtantznople a enled pzanut Joccer .rkzll Forergn Exchange Student From Turkey Boys Glee Club 4 3 3 DAVID THGMPSON Dave Brztub background urzruccerrful drag! exaggeralzons rocket fan burbuacker I have a terrzjfc zdea Chess Club 7 34 Senior Play 4 WILLIAM TYRRELL B1 bzg Jtrong and bandsome Tbe IBM 5 buried agam maze and blare .ferzouxly like a e be can do anytbmg Nelrad 3 Productlon Manager 4 La nn Honor Socrery 2 Proyecnon Squad 4 Prom Commmee 3 1' JENNY TINCHER en rweet rophzrtzcatton hogr favorzte Dahtmouth nooooooo runglarret Darrannus Nerrad 24 Rrng Com mlttee 2 Lrbrary Servrce Club 2 5 4 Vaudevrlle Show 3 4 Canteen Com mrttee 3 4 Prom Charrman 5 Grad uatron Commrttee 3 Intramurals 2 34 Latrn Club 3 LUCILLE VALENTI cute clother frank per ronalzty dark han' and darker eye! alu ayr talhzng Junror Red Cross 234 Christmas Pageant 2 3 Prom Commrttee 34 Fashlon Show 2 Graduatron Com mrttee 3 Intramurals 234 Inter farth 23 A Cappella 234 f -me , RICHARD TODD Dick THE NEED IS CLEAR Wee! Toad 177511716 thmher and L-117115114 humor photog fan Darlannus 73 Nerrad 7 Photo Ed rtor 3 Co Edrtor rn Chref 4 Student Councrl 34 Honor Society v 4 tm Honor Socrety 2 junror Red Cross 25 Canteen Commxttee 2 Forum Club 4 BARCLAY VAN DOREN Bare and then Todd told me to get them developed hy 1700 hours rlzght rmzle and nod of the head convertzhle crate C0111 Darrannus a Nerrad 2 34 Vaude vrlle Show 4 Projection Squad 2 9 4 Intramurals 734 Forum Club 9 Latrn Club 7 5 Lyers and Tyers 2 Semor Play 4 'Grand J D MICHAEL TOUSEY Mike Tourey Tou er reventh perzod hall haunter very trtter ertmg ll' zlhze J match farrnzatmg farmly jazzy hopper Entered Senxor Year Nelrad 4 Vaudevxllt bhow 4 Coll Team 4 Basketball Team 4 ,Jfuff U'7fMwV5, WINSOMEQWALKER IVIIHIIQ heauttful red han and frechler hearty manner dyna mzte on the playzng Held Vaudevrlle Show 4 One Act Plays 4 Graduatron Commrttee 3 Intramur als 2 a 4 Freld Hockey Team 2 3 4 Basketball Team 2 Softball Team 7 5 4 Interfarth 2 Latrn Club 5 S ,tr 5 Q Q - 11 ' Q lc' ' 1 ,Q - . - rl 9 ' L , . . 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ALEXANDER WALL A ec bot rod zn a cool Ford eary gomg lock of laazr over the eyer pebble rzdeburnr Jteady guztar A Wall Vaudevtlle Show 2 3 4 Traiftc Squad 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 4 in i POLLY WERSHAY Amrable and ammated import rom Cmcznnattt cnnkly eyer .ther not blurbmg the bar a ever . , . bubbles with perronality Entered Senior Year' Intramurals 4' Senior Play 4. ww ARDETH WECK Ardze u Oman drwer canasta partter I never go fatter than cgmc I do not not wolm zzolaf juntor Red Cross 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Interfatth 3 Lattn Club 3 Or chestra 2 a 4 All State Orchestra 2 3 4 All Eastern u Mustc Conference 3 NANCY WHITE Rerert ed but frzendly Colorado .rkttng trrpr athletzc erudzte hzrtory paperr Netrad 2 Lrbrary Service Club 2 3 4 junior Red Cross 4 Vaudevllle Show 3 Fashton Show 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 Fteld Hockey Team 2 3 4 Interfatth 3 Lattn Club 2 A Cappella 4 QW T '7 ALAN WEHMAN matbematrczarz pmt Jzzed parcel of braznr freckler and randy colored hair frustrated bar ketball player Projectlon Squad 234 Intramurals 254 Basketball Team 3 Forum Club 3 Chess Club 2 5 4 Orchestra 2 Band 2 MARCIA WILLIAMS Athletic ytnx ar happy df the dag tr long hand talker alwayt a blazer gag .ropbutfcate Darrannus Nerrad 3 Student Coun C11 4 Library Servtce Club 234 Prom Commtttee 3 Graduatton Com mrttee 23 Ftelcl Hockey Team 3 Interfaxth 2 3 A Cappella 2 34 L T WELLS lan minute Jtudyzng heh .ro what? carefree ubblylohh Marvzn Cronxe eternal cynic nzorbzzl tbemer Darrannus Nerrad 3 4 Tenms Team 3 Chess Club 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club SUE ANN WILLIAMS Suze always a good word gay runny rmzle clothe: con .fczour bultonr and bowr long awanecl pony tall Jumor Red Cross 3 Chtrstmas Pa geant 3 Graduatron Commrttee 3 Intramurals 2 34 Interfarth 2 3 A Cappella 3 If-C STEPHEN WELLS Ster e cbemutry and xcrence wbzz cymcal perrzmzrt Davy Croc en cra a a azy pbolog Danannus 2 34 Nerrad 23 Head of Concessnons for Student Councrl 4 Projectlon Squad 234 Tennrs Team 3 4 Forum Club 3 Chess Club 34 Prom Commrttee 3 Lyers and Tyers 2 ANNE WILSON Su ee: Southern wayr carnanonr panzon for order and efficiency :ooo .rlender bfg green eye: Danannus Student Councrl 4 L1 brary Servlce Club 2 3 4 Vaudevllle Show 3 4 One Act Plays 4 Prom Commrttee 3 4 Graduatron Commrt tee 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Latrn Club 2 French Club 3 JEAN WERBESKY Blondie athletzcally apt statuerque another party or war rt Jquare dancmg7 ber .ruler only tu elve boun' Interfaith 3 A Cappella 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 2 WW CONSTANCE WISEHART Connie frrendly flzrtaczou: mule curly red bazr Calro queen bracelets call me up and Ill tell you Student Counctl 2 Interfaith 2 Span rsh Club 3 A Cappella 2 34 MARGARET WRIGHT Bonnie demufe and sweet raucy Jmzle rmpzsbly independent ndfculour lemrmne Lnbrary Service Club 2 3 Presxdent 4 jumor Red Cross 4 Vaudevrlle Show 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 4 In terfalth 2 Latm Club 2 French Club 5 A Cappella 4 Gxrls Glee Club 2 -Q' Ht ua: a long hard pull and we rbzpped a little water but- Senxor Class Officers Dave Eastlake V1cePres1dent Don Howe Presldent Kent Collms Treasurer and Heather Duram Secretary WILLIAM YARISH B1 Jbop and can Yaruh :J that gum you re cbewmg wxld and umnhzbzted e Jmaller of the boyr Cookr Stage Crew 4 Intramurals 4 :S If 42,-fum M 'M' -4, ' lr. Y-lu I 5 ' :tj , an M- S9 V BEVERLY YOUNG Bev .ro helpful alwayr laugh mg .1 friendly word for everyone quzet ull you know ber See you tomorrow Fashxon Show 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 Interfarth 2 Chess Club 3 A Cap pella 54 Gxrls Glee Club 2 To the senlor who looks back durnng a rre lull m hrs semor year a plcture of hrs class slowly takes shape He remembers entermg as part of what was termed by some a ne er do well class and watchnng rt do well The athletes of h1s class on varsxty teams as early as sophomore year have grown to be the center of champnonshrp teams and have been a constant source of class prrde Play contests frustratrng seconds and Senror Play a trrumphant success are both defl mte contrlbutrons of wh1ch a senlor can be proud A senlor remembers class meetrngs whlch pro duced some dec1s1ons and Hue set of class officers He remembers especxally Don Howe and jnm Kermes and IS grateful for the job they dld He recalls a senlors proms both the good tlmes that he had and the preparatrons that meant almost as much as the dances themselves More than anythmg else a senror who looks back reallzes one thrng He recogmzes through re membetmg that hrs class had by semor year achexved the most xmportant thmg a class can achreve a feel mg of prlde m nts school if an also f 4:-I v-,ly-1 ,gym WEE? . I will . '::.: I 151 f T Q , ' 'M K' 'pw . uni' t' . , 'L ss 1 5 ' U wt 4 , , . 4 1 'QE t - , 17? nt 1 if 7 ,lr I. .. ,rm A 1 f+- A . ' ' If ll... ...ML - . . . . , , I . ,U . . u ' ' u - ' '. - . - h - - fr H , 5 . . . . . . . Q 1 Q . 2 , 3 S , 1 a S ' Q S ' . . . , D D 3 1 ' , I - . 5 . . . . . 1 D Q A 1. , n - I Q 9 7 - a 1 ,, x 1 ' can ' . . , . ,I 7 , , ' . 'I 4 . . ' 9 f , ' - n . . . . 1 y 1 9 , - 3 v ' 1 , . 5 , 5 , - Senior Scenes pap, too! Mixed 6'7ll0fi0ll.f. -Y- Hep Heps by Ann Fallla at the Sugar Bowl Lee undergoes a famxlnar trxbulatron semor pxcture takmg Somebody give him 4 lolli- Rick Borch takes time out. Groundlings: Mike and Larry. V If ,Z f fl'-' 4- -4 , Ravi!! King Farouk and friend, Dot catches Rog at the Sad1e Hawkms Ploughmg through uzibout pad: jim Kermes sports the plays vxctory announcements -0 47 Row 1. L.-R.: J. Tincher, A. Wilson, A. Duchaine, B. Young, J. Reed, S. Williams, A. Festa, A. Failla, E. Manheim, P. Brady, D. Hobbie, J. Redmond, P. Dan- iels, R. Jennings, C. Glover, S. Greason, E. Schley, B Leiding, G. Simmel, B. Reininger, B. A. Sager, L. Valenti, P. Lee, N. Briska, R. Borch. Row 2: K. Fer- nald, L. Burkett, M. Rouleau, N. White, T. Davis B. Yarish, T. Rogers, L. Jensen, C. Tunaman, D. Pie- per, P. Johnson, P. Burnham, E. Cassidy, P. Moriarty S. Sterenberg, A. Wall, D. Bianco, T. Frost, A. Keller P. Gaffney, D. Gilles, B. Troja, B. White, J. Johnston THE C AS' Row 3: W. Walker, N. Brackenbury, A. Hazelton, S Eslick, C. Copeland, D. Melbourne, L. Svenning, B Beeson, P. Plunkett, C. Fredricks, M. Kocak, L. Al- bert, B. Lanis, S. Wells, Y. Principe, T. Haymes, R Hughes, F. Mehlin, D. Pinto, T. Koehne, T. Delaney A. Lindbergh, J. Friedman, G. Cotaling. Row 4: P Klein, P. Beckman, C. Rhody, L. Russell, L. Hazard A. Weck, D. Goyette, M. MacKenzie, D. Thompson N. Danielson, D. Kimsey, R. McCurdy, D. Tood, R Schneider, J. Patston, C. Wisehart, B. VanDoren, B Duddy, C. Rossell, B. Nolan, L. T. Wells, B. Adams 9 'E B. Best, G. Taylor. Row 5: S. Crafts, D. Harrel, M. Williams, K. Knudson, H. Duram, C. Russell, B Guest, R. Tarantino, K. Jaffe, M. Mullarkey, K. Krei- der, J. Kermes, B. Tyrrell, S. Johnston, J. Porter, D Eastlake, P. Drowne, D. Brooks, R. Lee, M. Ronk J. Conrow, C. Nims, J. Kapouch, J. Carter. Row 6: C. Schatvet, M. McElwrath, J. McLennan. J. Horton C. Leyser, B. Stevenson, R. Koch, J. Reynolds, J. Smith A. Cronin, B. Parker, W. Lyons, T. Festo, J. Adkins, T. Howe, G. Cosman, R. Creaser, P. Mooney, K. Col- 5. if lins, B. Talbot, P. Wershay, K. Splittorff, B. Murphy P. Maher, M. Dwyer, R. Bulmer, Kerr, B. Stanis- chewsky, Mrs. Johnson. Row 7: J. Tappan, A. Koer- ner, J. Cochran, P. Hill, P. Pine, J. Moore, C. Cleaves J. Gustafson, D. Cram, B. Anderson, Graham, R Frazier, M. Tousey, J. Chubbuck, J. Berquist, S. Haines A. Lupinacci, J. Harper, D. Fatherly, D. Howe, M Delafield, T. Stone, H. Larson, C. Rouan, J. Werbesky Absent: F. Fisher, R. Fisher, Hutchinson, T. MC- Kean, B. McKean. B. Missall, Hermans. .SEMI 9915! Seniors Dr Memtts classes take a break durmg rherr memorable U N trrp Nerrad nonsense by Dave Paul and Barc Our A F S students Caner Tunaman from Turkey Babsy Stanrschewsky from Germany Mrghty M1chael Pseudo holds up Su gar Bowl cellmg 50 Rrck and Jrm spark an mter staff football vrc tory Darlannus over Nerrad ,,. 'ff .ps-ll' Mephutopbelean make up Robby Koch Rick Borch and Tom Davrs prepare for The Devll and Mxss Appleby As Underclassmen 41: 5: rg, : - , , S v - . . ff--:fm Wrencbzng wrenchw Harry Larson and hrs lumor year crew cut 1'-'N TbreeJ 4 croudf Laune Gary and Lmdy durmb the productxon of Sleep Baby Sleep Angel food Barbs Talbot as a Chrrstmas Angel 51 A I' H! lf ' mu X I Vzrge pullx Jecond gear weaker 7 X X, r .y I v Crea! fluff eb Ru Dlxle at Dusk 15 attended by Rog Sue and Dlck Mullarkey delwen a Fzrefzde Chnl 52 Shafpf and flan by the junior cat: Then ubat dzd he Jay? Vaudevlllc a la Nancy Judy and Laurle . 4 1 . , ' I If Y' I ' ' hbjh' Rock n' roll by Pere, Alec and Tim. Q W .' Q 2 Fl V ' I H 'ruff' 1 'Y' N ,f 2? , +524- fi W U N Ju QB? -.A-4 1?f.v'.'f'-4 5- i-1- '- S Juniors i is af Bob Savertne President Chns Brown Vtce Prestdent Steve Hovxard Treasurer junior Class Advtsor Mt Ottavr Clotegour mouth Lm da tbej re takzng our pzcture Lucy Ltnda and Vlcky gorge themselves at one of those partles Over the years, the Class of 1959 has been known as a group of energettc, hard workrng students In DHS especrally they have entered wlth enthuslasm mto every phase of school actruty maktng thelr most valuable contrrbutrons tn crcatrve flelds such as Net rad, Danannus, and art work for dances and other speclal events W1th thexr typlcal aggresslve sp1r1t the fifty nmers carrted off thc prtze IH the years One Act Play Contest Athlctrcs rs another strong pornt of the tumor class It has c0ntr1buted a galaxy of star performers to both boys and grrls varsrty teams The Skate Sale the most rmportant actrvrty of the tumor class amassed an rmpresswe sum for the Student Coun c1ls Scholarshlp Fund W1th such a wrde varrety of talent, and such a sprrxt of enterprrse and leadershrp the Class of 59 rn tts senror year should prove to be an excellent guxde and standard for the entxre school and should leave behlnd If an envmble record of construct1ve achteve ments mmm mmxrblurp Its all gone ln on bite by Chrns Dlck and Paul jun ubat do you three jlngerf think jurzror Rzrzhdzrzbr Sei 73 73 Go' you re dawg? 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Vg ??fj 1 I P441 121 VL rf saab? ,, s I I . - E Grlttxng thetr teeth and smrltng bravely two hundred and seventy ex nrnth graders boldly entered DHS last September Though they composed the largest class rn the school almost outnumberrng both juniors and senrors therr srze dtd not htnder therr organrzatton and untty Therr outstandmg character rstrc partrctpatron was noted the nrght of the One Act Play Contest when the Class of 1960 presented a first rate productron Partrcrpanon conttnued to be the trend They braved the horrors of sentor edrtors to work drlrgently on Netrad they were seen on the concessron stand at games and ransed a clearly audrble votce rn the Student Councll Though represented by a lone classmate on the cheermg squad they woctferously expressed tre mendous school spxrtt In sports partrcularly they proved therr worth producrng potentlally brrlllant players tn vtrtually every phase of athletlcs Thrs promtses a brtght future for the varstty teams Late rn the fall they elected therr class oflicers who wrth the ard of Mrss Whrtney helped the class orgamze and hold an excellent football dance By thrs stage rn therr hrgh school careers they had lost a lrttle of their awe and humtlrty thus becomrng true sophomores Class Olihcers L R Reggne Ray Treasurer Bruce Colley President Mxss Whitney Class Advlser jay Green Vlce Presldent Stmmre Crreb Secretary Sophomores R w 1 L R A Condon S Clark M Peterson P Horrne G Grllesple G Lmcoln C Laraque T Bunyan B Sexpt S Menard G Smrth B Betts Row 2 G Calvert D Reddman T Okre T Kaempf R Slabon K Gamer M Albert D Boyle J Fatherly S Wendell R VanHaasteren R, Hall B. 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The stutlent, in his Llnily rountls of Ll fcxx sulrnt cl.1ss- rooms,fg1ilsti1sL'cD.1riCn Iliuh .ts .1 xxholc. llc lx CI1I.1HlLQlL'xl in font or tivo stihiuts .tntl tlocs not ll.lVC the iintu I11 consitlcr th.1t uf uhith he is .1 p.1rt: thu stutlcnt hotly, Thc.11tivity in Dnrien lligh vurius from lifting an engine into .1 rcviorkctl l5lJLly to t1n.1- lyzing litlluar Allan Poe, Ncvcr- thclcss, seriousness of purpose Icntls Ll unity to thc varictl cur- l'lLlIl.1. The stuilcnt l.1ils to VCL'- oignizc this honil, :intl yet hc lscm-fits from it inm1c.1sur11hly. The purpose of this 11l'L'.1UfIl1L' D.1riJnnus is to give an over t1llx'icwofD.1ricn High School and its stutlent hotly, involvctl in its tluily cflort. .3 . - jf Education Mr Ashmtn urnfully supcrwrscs hrs SIU dnnts IN thty work tom 1rd 1 mistcry of i m xthcm 1t11.1I PFIIMIPIKS lt 1sth1strlm1nL A K 1 yurs .f -A 'Q- ,f W QIIIINILIIIJ Iohns 1 1mp.1rts 1 momentous math Lmltlnll suru to Mr Blh ns mt of our faxo t1.1thLrs vtho h 18 returned ttmpomrlly to D H S as .1 suhstrtutc 4? 'Qi ,f' Susu Stucns smllcs mth pgrfmt composure whxle pc-rformmu .1 task xxhrth mrght drsturb om of hunttr heart that of tlS Mr IVIJLAUSIADJ d6monstr.1tLthQq0m SCUIHL -1 iw' pltx vxorkmus of thc human hody to 1 group of 1nx1s1hle hut mxtrthc-lc.ss SALLY students I I -1 U -M: I l ii 1 , 4,-v A. .h .V 5 '..L. - in thc uw of tht- mini xxhirh luis to ' tht-111-.tr louuiotl tlxinlsing in Igtcr '-4 . ' w 1 1 ' W ' ff 7 fx A K Bud i4 i -' h tor hi N- V' rite V I I' I I I - Y . -Li. I. I I . , A s fy-A ., , Md V x 1, . ,' , ,-, , , 67 I fr the leur! a ne element Here students llsten nntently to one of Miss Green s rnformatxve lectures descnbmg, the behavror of halocens and find that chem rstry IS not all murky malodorous potrons and thrlllmg explosrons AQ-If !g-ni' ,l 'xx -. 'A XS Arnrtzc mudpzef Havmg learned the trme honored methods of ceramics, Carol Rossell and Bette Sager try thelr hand at moldmg pottery rn Mr Sheldons srxth penod crafts class Creatlve art rs an rmportant road to student de velopment fr Are you porzme you fe In th1s 614519 jackie Kerr turns ln a proyect as Mr Sheldon carefully conslders her grade ' cl' f . . 7 - Y , :. 4' L we 5 ,Q ' K 4. .sf Q k I ,, . . , . . V Y Pep: approz ed? Barry Stevens and Dave Eastlake ac tual approved operators prepare to supplement classroom knowledge vrs ually as they sabotage another movre progector nn the Audlo Vrsual room The chref draftsman and accomplrsh ed letterer Mr Pepr demonstrates hrs technrque to a group of rnterested stu dents of mechanlcal drawrng, Manlpulatmg trrangle and T square IH tent draftsmen carefully produce mean 1ng.,ful plates of auxllrary vrews and dtvtlopments ssl V . Ai K l 'i - flex. .,-A V , Q, z frirfff , fx, ' ' A 2 , 5: xx. Hlley, I Illini Len it going into Ieferiiimzf' Happy woodworkers, Leo Nyherg, Carmen Lombardo, and john Marinella con- struct a geometrically per- lett hox, a task requiring patience and skill. Tom lfesto employs the versatility of a power drill to do some custom work undoubtedly meant lor his car. Boh Sludock takes a SIC17 toward keep- ing the tool bench in order. i A 'ef 'PY t 'f , . , Il ire fake out the hrezwall it may fit. Power Mechanics has its problems too. Here Dom Pinto, DeWitt Fletcher, Ken Danks, Dave Bruce, and Bob Slucldock decide what todo with a delinquent engine. . ltr 70 Home Economrts prepares the femrnme contrncent of DHS for future careers as good homemalters jane foultcr ably demonstrates skrll vuth a ncedle MISS Stevens gym classes besrdes bernr., enjoy able breaks between academrc subjects provrde cxcrcrse and hgeure control for those who con scrcntnously utrlrze the Hamsrrms, stretch and other model exercrses g M155 Whitney past master at the type of problem that laces Judy Hermans con 51der5 the questron at hand and demon stratcs the solutron Wall 14,9676 buzz you been Su eelheart9 ' Coach Mahcr drrects the boys rn hrs gym classes through evcrythlmz from vrerchr Irfrmc ro Bush Ball Ar midday the starving souls that inhabit DHS gallop riotously down to the cafeteria only to he forced into a line by a Council monitor This picture rypines the craving crowd with all its pained expressions of hunger 1-. s What no lunch boyJ9 Hobic and Ricky hunt for a seat in the crowd All socializing in Darien High School takes place in the halls between periods, Friends chat, exchange ideas, and form a general at- mosphere of tardiness. The Marr Derfendr You never know whom youll meet on the stairs the main part of traffic on both Hoors secms to be constantly lammctl in be twecn W' ,mir mimi Dottie Gillies Priscilla Klnen and Jeanne Hermans find the library a quiet place for study and contemplation Yer, Nancy, hou' do you Jpell Dnrmiez'Jky? The library service staff is constantly working behind scenes. W'ell you can imagine hon' I felt. Mr Lally analyses authors in a manner easy to understand, Many of his students testify to the challenge of his as- signments, nevertheless. 'Xe 5,4 i-- I AQNX4 If we do flair play, do you fhink the adults will gel thi: line - il'r really quite humorourf' Miss Pettersson employs the personal approach in stirring the curiosity of Ned Parker. Above we see Mr. Adams' second period class organizing thoughts for one of the ever-popular class themes. There is nothing so effective as an oral book report to bring out all the obscure facts a reader is likely to forget. Paul Hammond is discovering this fact as Mr. Adams asks another question. fiyfgff iii ffbw I-lc re are evndent the characterrstxcs present rn all classes at Darren rn formality whxch rs conducxve to creatxvnty and the senousness of purpose so necessary to a thorough understandrnp, of the prmclples whlch the student encounters I think ue haze an uuderfrable ref Jure group here Hnsrory wxth Dr Merrntt 15 challengmg m that actlve partncnpatron and crearnvrty are requlretl V 'T Har anyone here ezer had Jfeepmg urlmexr J The bnef but rnfnrmatrve health program ns a bene ficral addmon to the cur rtcula Under the guldance of Mxss Hoffman students study publlc health on a local level as well as on a natronal scale nf., my Q DMD ,..,.-.--- One of the most important skills a person can have is that of typing, whether he is interested in business or in academic typing, and, like any skill, typing im- proves with practice. Mr. Ottavi gives aid in this practice as he moves around the room. , Rios . K. Darien can take pride in its business course, which helps to prepare high school pupils for fi.. Se .. Arbtu11g. ' Dr. Atkinson often lends his broad scope of knowledge and experience to the com- bination of text and teacher. Problems of Democracy students hear his report on a lecture given by a man who visited Russia. secretarial work, bookkeeping, and accounting. Here Miss Sansone drills a class of future stenographers. One of the features of the DHS guidance pro- gram is Dr. l.awton's yearly sojourn to English or Problems classes to divulge the contents of each students personality chart. Evaluating this chart from year to year helps the student rec- ognize his personality traits. 76 nu , ., i T If A X fb T. N l x -fl V-T3 s 'YVV 5 -n? ,, Llffs gk' ,- ga,-1, X- i s 774777, Y All ,,! F51-r R w 1 L R D Hobble M Under wood J Reed H Duram Row 2 E I-lale M Ronk A Fallla Headcheer leader S Shaver B G Querro WE'RE FROM sim: up and bozzeff W 55-5, 2-20 ' Wendy IS hoisted on h1g.,h A clarrermg conrrapnon full That n go Savvy Hey day for B G Mary Lou Ann Heather Judy and Ellie DARIEN HIGH SCHOOL Their inert hour and no one could be prouder' Q' Sam Martha Gown hem gootrhey goo Love pats Tousey to Preston Sam M arlha Sprrlt spmt sprrrr' It roeked the Sugfrr Bowl lmded smuk ln a basket from rnld court 1nd found 1ts cxpressron m hundreds of hoarse VOICES It fought Asmn Flu mmsles and or dmary colds plus pessrmls tra predrqtrons, to gxve our class outstandmg teams It drrbbled down narrow courts oozed mro half t1me locker rooms 'md spread untrl xt atmmed the propor trons of an epldemrc It gave us the teams the ever pres tle Sprrrt brought success to hardworking boys and brought glory to one of the most sp1r1tcd classes DHS has seen u 79 if I I . f b , I D - ,- ' - ,f I ' -L , 'L , - n D' ' ' , A ' ' - ? Q . . 9 X ' , ent home crowds, and hus- 3, I D . t x A l l -y Y , 4 l . . I I 4 f X - p .. -3. H -.H H H -1, FOOTBALL FOOTBALL After two grim and often discouraging weeks of basic training under the beating August sun, a light and inexperienced DHS football team took the field on September twentieth against the green giant Nor- walk. The cynics in the crowd chuckled and hoped that the Blue Wave would at least score once. The Wave scored four touchdowns and Norwalk scored none. Spirit, natural talent, and Coach Maher's expert tutelage, swept the Mahermen to six victories and no defeats. Added to last year's record, it was fourteen straight. The aggressive Wave backs ground out 178 points, while the lines seven tenacious warriors, held the opposition to 19. Besides Norwalk, there were two other big games. We ,food ip, First came awesome Greenwich and then strapping Sam and Paul, Dmeds All-Staten. Staples of Westpturt. Greenwich was, supposedly load- ed, but Darien, left the Big Red panting on the short end of a 35-7 score. It was not a great Staples An N club that the Wave met on the last Saturday of the , , fx S season, but it was a team that was built on the desire to beat its traditional rival. This desire, plus two key DHS injuries was almost enough. Westport led Darien at the half but after an historic locker room session a cool and coordinated Blue squad demolished the opposition and won 25 12 It was a brillant team effort indeed it was Darien s greatest team The season s success was above all a team effort Captain Sam Johnston and Center Paul Hill made All State but they had little on the rest of the squad Coach Maher and Assistant Coaches Ottavi and Barry did a championship job producing a championship team So then Sam fell over the lawn mower Coach makes his careful pre game predictions Row l L R S Greason C Brown L Hazard D Carbonier J Conrow K Collins J Kermes S Johnston Captain P Hill B Parker G Preston C Cleaves D Howe L Hudson B McNell Row 2 D Bianco D Buchs J Green D Morris T Spangenberg D MacGarvey J Chubbuck B Stringer W Winch J Arnold B Colley P Hammond C Lombardo 1 Franklin J Porter Row 3 R Creaser B Lee D Boyle G Dugan M Albert C Lutz D Whedon L Maynard D Cochran S Wasel M Goldenberg B ONeill J Kiernan J Kent Row 4 Coaches Barry Maher and Ottavi Managers Kimsey Sweet and Waters Absent Manager S Howard a t , t , ' 1 r -1 - 4 4 . , 4,44 .1 t -4, 1. , 1 L . .. -, ,.-.:. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,- ,- , . - ,. ,. ,. ,V ,- v- v- - I. y- 1' v- s- n- 1- v . ,. y- v- v- y- 1- 1- - . v ,, ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,- y- v- s- - - v 1 y , , . . . . l DARIEN DRIVES FOR SECOND UNDEFEATED SEASON H- - - Fillhl. Nine, fefh elefefl- - - - f11'e11f97 The Blue Wave arrives to meet and defeat Greenwich Coaches Barry and Otravi pace this sidelines. v-an-I Sam and fnend nght rope walkmg Darlen Darlen Dar1en Darlen Darlen Darlen Garzgwagf Kermes lowers hrs horns and charges into the Bxg Red SCHEDULE Norwalk Andrew Ward Roger Ludowe Greenwxch New Canaan Westport N K'x1 'la ' Wk' 'ew Walt a mmute yur! who has the ball? Two Darrenmtes sabotage a Warde stratagem vthnn... 3 Yabhhhbf McNell and some of his lnsurmountable mter ference qv:- Ml!-4 Man tbatf a Jbarp corner Kermes nanls an adversary i 5'i? 0m. .bf-251 Carbonler ln hls favonte sntuatlon -we -fvx i Oh no not more derrerl Post banquet relaxation Chilly P90919 and 4 Nflfm life You get outta here hazen I I go! enough trouble already? The Westport game ended the season and the tradr Ludlovse stops us but not for long txonal vxctory bonfire for the 25 12 game was a Ham lng success 82 AS H f' , in A if y S , it ' ,, . far 1 I ,gif '. - ' ' -s , A - .X f at . r s V. M, ' f '. - L .-.... . ' . sr e Q . ,fe -.-- J- . , - , f. H h . - f fa .. r' , . ' . ,. ,, . t L , .Q 1 h i .uf V 0 2 nj- 'Q' ,,..,f. g' K ' I Mk- . 1 - E' y aw A . Y r' y - ' - X s ,ap Xe A ' g . , . N 4 31 ,t .W Q , - ' fl X . .. , ,, U U ' ' ' . . V M ,W Q . we ., rs f, af-'H .59 V., . .M - , ,, . X . U 1 . Y . l 7 . . 7 FIELD HOCKEY H Dar1cn Darren Darlen Darlen Darren Darlen DWFICD Darian Sticks clash voices cheer as Bev Young., charges through Dirlcfl Grecnvuch Academy s defense if Dqflgn AXV' Those eleven shapely and scantxly clad forms wh1ch one could see galloplng down the g1rls ath let1c field dur1ng the fall were not Sam Johnston 8: Co but the gurls field hockey force Under the guldance of 1ts coach Mlss Stevens and fightmg cap tam ame Johnston th1s team comp1led a 6 2 rec ord and performed well at the Greenwlch Play Day In as much as the team was composed almost en nrely of underclassmen and m1sfortunes such as the jj Darltn Darxcn K D1r1en Y fDar1en FIELD HOCKEY SCHEDULE Varfzty Westport Stamford Roger Ludlowe Low Heywood Greenw1ch Andrew Warde New Canaan Greenwlch Academy jnmor Vurrzly Westport low Heywood Creenvuch Andrew Warde New Canaan Bolton jf X 1 ,Q rf X -f'X,1flfsq ! J- speedy forward wall led by h1g'h scorer Bev Young and featurmg ane Johnston Pam Morrxson and Carolyn McCurdy tallled 20 goals while goalle Donna Doollttle and defensemen Shlrley Oliver Sue Al brecht and W1nn1e Walker allowed but sxx balls to sllp through the DHS poles At the conclusion of each game the opposmg players sank down IUKO the damp leaves feasted on cxcler and donuts and dlscussed the game It was a friendly as well as a successful As1at1c flu spralned ankles and xnjured backs con srantly befell them thns record was superb The 'f'-ED' w.f'i 5.'if1 m' Rowl L R P MOIIISOH L, McCurdy B Young., S Emery W Walker S OI1ver,J Johnston Capta1n,S Stevens M Macgregor S Noblet P Corker C Larocque D Doolxttle L Weed Row 2 M Mclilwrath Manager S Hoper G Russell L Porter G Russo B Maxtland K Brown S Har ragan S Purvls L Hobbs J Pataky M A Denny K Kelly V Phelps S Sm1th Mxss Stevens Coach HCDCKEY SCHEDUI E Dar1en Darlen Dar1en Dar1en D1r1en DIIICH Dar1en D1r1en Dar1en Dar1en Oss1n1ng Mamaroneck Sleepy' Hollow Greenw1ch New Rochelle Oss1n1ng Mamaroneck Tarrytown Greenw1ch New Rochelle HOCKEY In the f111 of 1957 Coleh Hayes found l1lITlS6'lf mth a squad th1t was largely green and untested But tlns team st1l1 ended the se 1son w1th a respectable th1rd place f1n1sh 1n the Westchester Hockey League and three placements on the All Star team Spencer Greason lst strmg B111 Duddy and Char11e Lutz 2nd str1ng The nueleus of the team was formed by the three e1pt11ns Center Spence Grelson played hoekey w1th ewery ounee of h1s smewy p11ySlqL16 constantly com mand1ng respect and 1nsp1r1ng h1s teammates w1th h1s burly body Ll1CL14lI'1g B111 Duddy classy skat1ng ag11e snekhandlmg 1nd qu1ck goals cons1stent1y plaqued op ponents and 501116 Don fPudge9 P1eper alertly stuck h1s head IU front of mnumerzble pucks vnh1eh helped to keep the enemy seores down The Frozen Wave sustamed a great loss when start1ng defenseman D1ck MCJff1S moxed 1ng the defense ehecked hard and perm1tted a m1n1 mum of assaults on our own cage and due to line coachmg the whole team funct1oned well together Bn- Gee I u fb B111 Here here Captams Don P1eper and Spencer Greason ponder over the absence of the1r assouate B111 Duddy wh11e debatmg the chances for VILIOYY that n1eht -5,1 Rowl L R T Home D MacGarvey B Duddy S Greason D P1eper Captams N Brackenbury W WlHCh D Strmger Row 7 L R T Ok1e I Franklln 1 Cochran D Cochran L Lures D MCDIFIS S Hoyt B L6lC1ll'lg K Jaffe Coach Hayes Row u L R J Sammns T Woodm B Str1ne,er J Melauch L Hudson R Warren J Penn 84 K , 2 - . . 1 ' 1 - A 1 . ' 5 - 1 . ' 0 - ' 1 1 3 2 - A 4 1 ' 1 - ' ' 1 . ' 1 - 1 0 1 ' 4 1 . ' O ' 3 - ' .,,.., 1 2 ' 1 - 2 1 , 1 ' ' N 7 , , - - 3 . , g 1 Y -1 A ' v ' 7 - A - W . , t ' ' K fl vi - V bu ' 7 ' ' - . . ' D K y at 1 L . 1 B l 3 h my ' In short, the offense was hustling and hard-shoot- . 1 Q . . , , 1' ,,.,4., ' 'H 5 'lg 1 - '11 4 I -. 'N 1 1 V' e 1 ,V we-at ..-Q-ffm Nou fur! Jtay rzght there punk All Star center Spencer Greason demonstrate hts prec1s1on Sony Couch hugo, my 01136, Ibm? form against the boards Doug MacGarvey makes the last effort before a well deserved rest 1 For ue are jolly good fellour Boy 11111 they cheer when I scoref' Steve Don Mase and Ted lndulgmg nn a post vlctory celebration Tom Howe delncately maneuvers the puck IUIO SCOYIHAL, POSIIIOD .xx ,X Spen scores agam' 85 Don Pleper keeper of the cage demon strates the techmque whlch saved many opponents goals s v Doug demonstrates effective dribbling as the crowd grows Q ecstatic-slowly. Q The Happy Whirfler. Fancy stick-checking by John Franklin Hey come hack here with that pu Norm stands ready for an Ossmxng drrve Congrarulatrons pour forth after a goal by Tom Howe MW A1071 enfanl lralule youf Bark fygnl ,bg Wan A tender locker room scene between Doug and Bull after a Sleepy Hollow victory O e me The Frozcn Wave arrrves lubxlant after a sessron n th ' x C x. GIRLS' BASKETB LL True to the predictions made last year, the l958 girls' basketball team was a cham- pionship team, Wluile the boys were break- ing basketball records, their feminine coun- terparts were winning victory after victory. The team was not triumphant so often be- cause of any outstanding player, but because of a nucleus of exceptional ability which responded well to the excellent coaching of Miss Stevens. The starting varsity forwards alternated high scoring honors, while the defensive trio, sparked by the team captain, Alice Cronin, held the opponents' rallies to a minimum. The jayvee team, although not quite so polished as the varsity, produced a record as equally impressive as the varsity's. The game ITIOSI anticipated by the team was with Westptxrt, held in our own gym. lt ended in a great triumph for Darien, high- lighting the entire season. Since there were only five seniors on the year's team, juniors and even some sopho- mores had much practice as varsity players. Next year, Dariens opponents will meet a well-balanced, eaineriencedpteam with a great Ll, Cathy and Karen vie for the sphere V KW CJ Lx,-PL r L My IA!- '5 s L C 3 I Y U C7 X -9, J 42' ,cm va N9 f gp deal of stamin nd s i .in i if 'UL f i W iff f Jdx! . ta ,- s Cp Q -3 of of Q ag, Yk YQ . ,. V 41 L 5 A ,Tzu CTX cslsbxxpmy x1JM'Al- QTL QXLM L b Vive 1 Q' vid' xfylj T 5' QV' Q J V J N' 0 BASKETB LL DHS started off tts 1957 58 basketball season wlth one of the finest potentml teams rn rts hlstory th1s potentral was fully real rzed as the season ended w1th Darren happtly 1n possessron of a 17 4 record and the County Conference trtle But these laurels were not won wrthout effort ln the County Conference the trtle battle betw cen Stamford Darren New Canaan and Greenwrch contrnued through the last game Darren lost tts first contest wrth Stamford over the holtdays but Coach Maher and Captarn Randy Frazrer were not daunted and led the Blue Wave back to easrly defeat Greenwrch a game whlch saw center Mike Tousey sct a new school s1ng1e scormg record wlth thrrty three pomts Losmg agaln th1s ttme to New Canaan was 1 lesson the Mahermen learned well These Mahermen had gradually been molded lnto a finely precrsroned team Captarn Frazrer was a malnstay of drrve sp1r1t and rebound1ng The school scormg record was broken by both Mrke Tousey 63882 and Bob Savenne C3435 both of whom consrstently had a two figured mfiuence rn the scorrng column Gerry Adkins ran up the hrghest number of asslsts and set up the P 8 underclassmen are T1m Tousey Tom Spangenberg Kip August Dale Carbonrer and Mlke Cordes The next Greenwlch game was won New Canaan was mas tered and Darlen was second rn the league Mrghty Stamford alone remamed to be toppled And mrghty Stamford fell for how rn the face of that seventy foot basket of Bob Saverrne could they have stood' Darren took the county trtle To crown thrs achtevement the team went on to wrn four tourney games and the state txtle rn class B Thxs vlctory the first tn the hlstory of DHS IS 1nd1cat1ve of the hrgh calrber of coach and team Through the leadership of Coach Maher and fightrng captain Randy Frazler the team ended the season wrth an rmpressrve 17 4 record and captured the county trtle Row 1, L R R Saverme, M Tousey, R Frazter Capta1n,G Adkms, A Lupmaccx, T Tousey Row 2, I. R j Kapouch Manager, K Aueust,M Cordes, T Spangenberg, M Kocak,D Carbomer, C Brown Coach Maher . 1 h ' Y S 1 ' i s . , . 7 Y I L ' U it I . - . ' . L . , . . y c ' 5 7 I a - v I ' ' s 4 - playsg Art Lupinacci became a master rebounder. U and comin K . 7 3 7 , . . Y - , 1 C . - H 4 , L L 4 , N I. I , y . . . . 1 u ,. SCHEDULE Dec. 10 - W Darien Dec. 13 - W Darien Dec. 16 -L Darien Dec. 20 - W - Darien Dec. 23 - W - Darien Dec. 27 - L Darien jan. 3 - W Darien jan. 6 A W Darien jan. 8 - W Darien jan. l0 - W Darien jan. I4 - W Darien jan. I 7 - W Darien Jan. 24 -L - Darien jan. 27 - I. - Darien jan. 29 - W Darien jan. 51 - W - Darien Feb. 7 - W Darien Feb. l l - W Darien Feb. I4 - W - Darien Feb. l8 - W - Darien Feb. 21 - W - Darien Roger Ludlowe Danbury Abbott Tech Westport Alumni Stamford Norwalk Amity Roger Ludlowe Norwalk Greenwich Westport New Canaan Abbott Tech - Wright Tech - Danbury Greenwich Andrew Warde - Wright Tech New Canaan - Stamford Randy and the inririhfe rtaircare. The T-21 lakes off. Mike awes admiring opponents as he climaxes a Darien drive. Frazier combines broad jump and push shot: awkward but effective. Rabbi! Jetr hir righzr high. Saverine demonstrates the form which was responsible for numerous Darien rallies. ax w gc. ec , Z, fx 'fx S '--1 w :N + x X N FX K Qf K A SMA lurlx STUDENT COUNCIL Thc btudcnt Councll IS a rcprcsentanve nuclcus of thc entlrc studcnt body 'lctmg to scrxe and to benefit lt IS such rt rs probably the busrcst md thc most mfluennal organrza tron at D H S Thc Councrl has scrved the school 1n nu merous xx ays Funds thu are ralsed throughout the year arc allocated mto scholarshrps 1n May and 1rc axx lrded on 1 compctrtlxe basls to deserv mg senxors Onc ofthe more appetrzrng of Coun c1l scrxlccs wls the hot dog stlnd xxluch was manncd by Councrl mcmbcrs Also buses or maps for avx ty games and mxps and S1805 for home games vxcrc possxble xx 1th the ard of the Councrl treasury a growmg fund supplemented by pro ceeds from the Skate Sale the azz Concert and the Vaudev1lle Show Another major undertak mg of the D H S Student Councxl xx as student supervrsxon m the cafetern featurmg mealtlme muslc Thxs success xxms 1 compllmcnt to the ennre student body D Carbomcr P Sanchez B Anderson j Franlxlnn I' Cassxdy B Colley Mr MacAusland and Jlm Kermes mote a vxorthy cause lom forces to ro -an-4 Rowl L R A Wrlscmn M Bowers A Lmdbergsh Treasurer C Brown V1cePres1dent J Kermes Presldcnt L Talbott Vrce Presrdent 5 Duram C Mrlton Row 2 J Franklrn M Wllll3mS A Cronm S O meara P Sanchez B Colley C Schatvet I' Cassidy E Hale H Duram B Cantrell Row 3 B Anderson R Karl D Carbonner D lastlal-te K Colllns S Johnston D Todd G Cosman D Buchs C Lures B Str1ng.,er A Wynn Mr MacAusland Aclvlsor A D 1 'I D A 2 . l . .A 1 I A 2 7 '. ,L l - li ', ' L A . L ' f 4 ... ' 4 C . - e 't'. 1 ' x . . - , , , V, W . f ' - r . 1 r 1 . C- h 1 ' 5 ' Y 1 1 , ' . 1 ' . . , A t 'Q' ' , L.r V11 . '. ' I K 3 , - fc u , J , X I . v ... r . 1, . . . yrs - A . .c . c, , I Girl If ,. , L 'P .cv ff X I f P ' I ,.v Yr Q xt, , l 3 KM' V I . p - L ' 'iggf ,sol F we i .f 'K r.,,, nfl, -.rc Q H, f 0 .. Q f 1 f , 1 'l ' Y 5. - ' , . - ' c . . , . . : . , , , 1 4 ,. . .. , .1 , . ,,. , . , . , 7 1 - 4 11 - f 4 , , ee if J V ' 'CSU J M1 ,V C. During one of the first Council meetings ideas are in abundance. Nancy wants chartreuse mops, Anne and Linda ponder prospective dates, and Shiela moves for immediate dismissal. F ess Uh Jir, the ink'J coming off! Salesman Sam handles the monetary end of the skate sale. Zaye i N AIO-haf Pat thoroughly enjoys a Council mop Call Kenner, lyzuzlloued 4 botlle mp! Complaints at the Concession stand, Ron- nie to Nancy, CJRCHESTRA The DHS orchestra, under the skillful leadership of Mr. Luther Thompson, provides a form of relaxation and entertainment for the musician as well as an informal introduction to music in general. The orchestra performs be- tween the acts and during the intermission of the three dramatic presentations of the year. The talents and capabilities of the orchestra, however, are more fully demonstrated at the Christmas Cantata and Spring Concert at which time challenging musical compositions are per- formed, Occasionally, the orchestra collaborates with the A Cappella Choir in such numbers as Handel's Mettiab and Liszt's Preluder to Eternity. The fourteen piece string section usually carries the weight of the melody in the often complicated works undertaken. The string sec- tion shows amazing talent and strength for a high school orchestra as it blends with the other thirty-four pieces invariably turning out a more than satisfactory performance on show night. The orchestral selections consist mainly of clas- sical and symphonic music with some excerpts from musical comedy for variety. Rehearsing three times a week, the orchestra perfects these compositions, emphasizing tone quality, intona- tion, dynamics, and rhythm. The members work hard at this time and ,often frantically when a week before concert time, they still have not quite reached the perfection demanded by their exacting conductor. it t ilbhvt I -, Q . J lf N m . if .xy ,,f1 j',,.f'M f f fl 1 ig , if if Jilin' N I don't want to get hardboiled, but . . is the comment which spurs them on toward final perfection. As a result of the inspiration, en- couragement, and exacting standards of Mr. Thompson along with the effort and cooperation of the musicians, the orchestra is often able to achieve a semi-professional effect. '3jVU 'Q J - 5,Q,,C3L.Q- 510 WNW' 'Acad tg, l - , i. E . U Cd-ch Row l, L.-R.: Y. Principe, P. Plunkett, A. Wfeck, C. jones, B. Wagner, P. Morrison. Row 2: J. Thompson, D. Brooks, L. McCray, J. Smith, C. Chase, T. Haymes, L. Burkett, M. Rhodes, T. McKean, P. Weith, D. Conroy, C. Renee, S. Freeman, D. Dolcetti. Row 3: S. Stoeckel, B. Lamb, P. Forster, D. MacCutdy, E. Schaeffer, B. Scanlin. J. james, B. Alexander, K. Hensley, T. Weck, L. Svenning T. Festa, V. Lancton, C. Rawls, Sue Albrecht, D. Stiles, Row 4: Mr. Thompson - Director, J. Fried- man, K. Kreider, S. Potter, M. Lind, R. Karl, j. Penn, P. Drowne, W. Goddard, C. Williams, S. Hoyt R. Cubeta, M. Tommany. y 95 .wwf Bottom row, L.-R.: A. Week, C. jones, B. Wagner, P. Morrison. Row 2, L.-R.: S. Potter, S. Albrecht, C. Chase, J. Thompson, P. Plunkett, Y. Principe. Row 5, L.-R.: M. MacGregor, L. Reisbeck, G. Cosman, K. Kreider, R. Karl, L. Svenning, T. Festa, LL STATE F. Mehlin. Have you ever felt like leaving the murky cor- ridors of DHS for a two day spree in a faraway town? This is precisely what happened to eighteen lucky people on October 23 and 24, when they went to Hartford to participate in Allstate, an annual gathering of Connecticut's best teenage musicians. This trip, however, is not readily attainable, and is strictly competitive. Each Darien candidate must undergo a spring audition at Staples High School in Westport. At this time he is required to play or sing a given piece which he has prepared, and then to sight-read excerpts from another. All those who have completed a successful audition and have consequently have been selected to take the trip, arise at 7:00 on the appointed day, and accompanied by Mr. Thompson, head toward the state capital. There they stay at the Hotel Statler or in one of the homes generously opened to them by the people of Hartford. Rehearsing conscientiously, singing and play- ing together for over seven hours a day the All- staters relaxed only for a dance on the first night or for an occasional glance at the iron deer on the capital lawn. The culmination of all this effort was a per- formance by each section, band, orchestra and chorus, in Bushnell Auditorium on the final evening, the caliber of which was near professional. 'D um, .B+ eff ff j, 5l. f'M QJAJ 1 kj. .Llc , TJ4' N J wg' V Q' Jufffb if ' KOQ ,jjj L ffp rgljjfo lat , w 9 LLL! .fi L f'J!Jf' fl? .fbi la NW J . N. ,X , ut 1 x.. L' VN -a.'x,Lf':c, X 1 mt-.1 ra V .--. gr. iff X12 X, .. i......, The DHS Marching Band, seated. Heading the list as the noisiest of all the groups at DHS is the DHS band. Need- less to say, it is an essential element of all the football games, providing the necessary zest and tempo for the cheers and songs and lending an air of collegiate sophistication with its impressive marching and formations. Always on hand at the assemblies and' pep-rallies, the band can readily prepare a snappy march for practically any occasion. At each Memorial Day Parade, the DHS band can be seen proudly marching in smart blue and white uniforms. In addition to its sports and parade activities, A band becomes a concert ensemble for the annual Spring Concert. performing classical compositions, the band, in contrast to the more in popular selections, marches and hit-tunes. Bottom row, L.-R.: S. Albrecht, E. McCray, C. Chase, L. Row 2, L.-R.: D. Dulcetti, D. Conroy, C. Renee, S. F. Mehlin, J. Friedman Row 5, L.-R.: P. Morrison, J. Montliclt, K. Hensley, J L. Svenning, T. Weck, T. Festa, B. Row 4, L.-R.: S. Potter, J. Smith, M. Drowne, W. Goddard, J. Ott, S. Hoyt, C. fa- Q A CAPPELL hundred and fifty membersfand it became neces sary to limit participation to juniors and seniors The excellence of its performance, however, has been in no way impaired, and studying students Mr. Thompson attempts to convey feeling to the masses. I -a,.....,.......f.f f M rm '-rl 4 W . Darien's answer to Shroeder. Ronnie Karl at the 88. in the old building are still treated to concerts every seventh period on Tuesdays and Thursdays Row l, L.-R,: M. Dwyer, M. Bowers, l. Sorteberg, G. Simmel, S. Fitch, D. Gilies, B. Wright, L. Valenti, B. Young, B, Sager, D. Minnehan, W. Dolan, D. Taft, J. Cooke, G. Cosman C. Fredericks, P. Mooney, J. Kingman, P. Brady, S. Hooper, A. Duchaine, P. Lee, B. Missall. Row 2, L.'R.: A. Keller, B. Schade, P. Klein, T. Davis, V. Cotaling G. Burr, S. Taylor. Row 3, L.-R.: C. Nims, P. Maher, M. MacGregor, D. Beaven, S. Smith, M. Underwood, B. Coon, L. Raisbeck, R. Semels, T. Talbot B. Schneider, P. Romaniello, R. Cubeta, C. Rhody, T. Haymes, L. Kerry, L. Lee, S. Purvis, S. Duguid. Row 4, L.-R.: J. Appleton, N. Orr, D. Hobbie, C. Glover, E. Man- heim, B. Troja, N, Johnson, L. Vernete, J. McCue, V. Bardsley, K 1 y The perennially popular A Cappella choir reached a record enrollment this year of one The main events of the year given by the choir are the Christmas Cantata and Spring Con- cert. In the former event, the orchestra joins the choir and in the latter, all the musical organ- izations at Darien High combine. Mr. Thompson, musical director, has, for these concerts, taken on several very ambitious works with highly satis- factory results, and in between them, provides a wide variety of interesting material in the form of anthems, ballads, spirituals and amusing nov- ' elties for the choir to master - which it does. tr Doyle, D. Eastlake, B. Lee, R. Ray, D. Buchs, R. Fisher, C. Rossell, M. Batten, R. Bulmer, G. Lewis, L. Carlborg, B. Smith. Row 5, L.-R.: M. Lind, B. Guest, B. Stevenson, S. O'Meara, J. Smith P. Corker, P. Ellis, C. Copeland, M. Morse, N. White, M. Fulton B. Nolan, G. Phelps S. Johnston, B. Quinn, Z. Stever, J. Sammis V. I-lerold, S. Lindner, D. Daddona, S. Emery, G. Sickinger, sf Lovell, C. Wisehart. , Row 6, L.-R.: C. Gordon, C. Leyser, E. Hull, J. Patston, M. Wil- liams, J. Horton, C. Stackpole, J. Werbesky, A. Adams, G. Pres- ton, K. Kreider, D. MacGarvey, D. Howe, C. Rouan, J. Tappan, D Simpson, L. Talbot, C. Blanchard, B. Talbot, A. Cronin, A. Koerner, H. Duram, J. MacLennan, L. Russell. n y Smile when you my thai, Clyarliefn Inspired choir pours forth a reasonant refrain . . and the itsy bitsy spider climbed up the spout again . . The task of blending voices is often a strenuous one: Mr. Thompson does his utmost. 1 E . ii I in BOY'S GLEE CLUB I 1th Wctltmcsdly one could hear tht rcsonlnt mellow XOILCS of the Boys Glee Club from the deep cata combs of the school ftudrtorrum There under the very able d1rect1on of Mr Thompson the boys pracnce both serrous 1nd lrght songs Al though occ lslomlly someone would ISSUC forth wlth 1 msc crack the gcncr 11 tone of the Club w 'ls serrous I5 xx IS E.XLll1pllfTCLl IH rhexr fine per formance tt thc Sprlng Concert At thus ftffalr thelr votces blended to gether to produce Hne harmony The boys labored ITl1gl'lflly and used up gallons of throat spray but they had l1lfIHOI1l0l1S fun Bu! Mr Thompron I have to go up to yearbook A Vocalist Paul Romanxello futrlely attempts to put hrs photography ahead of hrs xonce Rowl L R P Sanchez C Wllllams G Wentlell H Butler B Dolan L Wendell D Whlte R Warren B Colley J Green K Johnston E Bunn Row 2 L R Luther Thompson Director L Hazard P Mooney D Dolcettx A Sm1th P Roman nello R Semels J Wadtlnngton D Cochran R Slabon M Albert B Beeson Row 5 L R R Vanl-laasteren D Buchs S Wendell J Cooke W Duddy J Dldrdrus F Moore T Spangenberg., Z Steever P Freedman R Tarantmo Row 4 L R B Synott B Scanlon D Wrlson C Russell D Dean M Cortes J Sammrs T Talbott D Howe D Cotta A Mullcr .l' A 1 ' K . 1- L . Y V - l-1 ' 1 4 . , r ' 7 L . . 1 r . I . Y. - t 4 , 1 if x Y U r c , 1- U - 1 r P 2 ' . X . . . . to t , - L . v r 1 1 5 r r rl, , Matt , I, 1 - 9 C fn-Ai ' y i L ,-'if Sr-rw ,stglfw it E , fff I K . . Y A Y .- 1 ' , K 5 -5 t, 2' ' i 3 5 f 6 4. 3 f v -' -3 - 5- , - y - y - l - 3 v , - , . , . , . , . . - -' rf ' V - . - , - , - y - ' V 7 v - . - l - - - . - . - - l -' -3 - y - 1 4 , - 1 , - v - 1 - y , 4 . , , , . , . . 1 -' -I - , - , - , - , - J - v - y - , . , . , . . GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 'Thir ir harmony? A sweet beat from the distaff side. Both true devotees of Art and those people who merely desire a little pain- less recreation in friendly company will fare equally well when they turn their talents toward the Girls' Glee Club, an organization specializing in light choral music. The Glee Club meets once a week, under the watchful eye and sensitive ear of Mr. Thompson, to polish up its sharps and flats in preparation for the Spring Concert, at which it entertains jointly with other DHS musical aggregations. It is certain that the stimulating variety of music offered and the opportunity for sharing creative experiences will con- tinue to draw hopeful Rise Stevens' to our stage. Row l R L L King I. Porter K Brown W Mitchell P Brady L Horton J Manifold R Spievac N Mahoney Goodale Mr Thompson Director Row 2 L Bryclon Menard D Timmins J Cameron J Addis J Conklin McKean M Wells B Seipt A Cosdon L Gillespie Rule M A Denny B J Layda S Wiley P Doyle Hobbs C Shoemaker L Almy Row 3 K Tukera M L Schnakel C MacMillan K Kelly S Clark K Roller M Glenn M Peterson M Powers J Bracken j Pataky C Platten N Calloway L Horine R Russell L Turner M K Mullarkey L Weed C McCurdy J Kilbourne D Bowman O Whosit S Fitch T Bunyon B Austin G Lincoln L Menzies S Harrigan S Pataky B Carey S Ehngron J Short C Larocque L Porter B Beelan S Orawsky B Mitchell - if if ' r r 1 1 5: Gfieb, BiXlC1:, MUl'PhY: THYIOFZ J-i Smifh, Si Arnoldi, N: Ggden, Russo, j. Dance, A Diarinzo. Row , . - ' . : . , S. , , . , . , . ' , . , - I i , - , - i , - A , C- ' , - i , . i , - v A i , - , . , - i , - , - i A , G- ' , - i , - i , - , - , . 102 l 1957- 58 Dick Tom, Dave and Paul ponder the prospects of Life Publications rs a small cluttered and noisy room nestled rn 1 far off corner of D H S Yet from its ln herent gloom has come one of this year s finest 1ch1eve ments the new Neirad last spring co edrtors in chief Dave CThe Grumpj Harrel and Drck CThe Need ls Clearj Todd formed therr staff and bravely set lbout making what seemed to be a far fetched dream come true They worked hard over the sum mer months the budget was trlpled issue size was doubled and the style and format changed As ulcers multiplied September and the first issue came and a favorable first impression was made on Nerrad readers Erght other glorious fun filled rssues followed and the new magazine became an object of many con troversres 1 e complacent cheering and the school bond issue As trme wore on Paul CPathet1cJ ohn son and Tom fCheck ob Frost rose to the ranks of Ass1stant Editors The Nelrad staff was noted for many actrvrnes athletrc contests wrth its sister orgamzatnon lcross the hall Dlrunnus and unlimited party giving and party going A new element was added to your nalistic productions the Nerrad week end This gathering consists of typewriter T squares razor blades glue people food and last mrnute trlps to Brunos This infamous institution of the Nelrad weekend is most necessary for 1 shoe production SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION R w l L R T Van I-Iouten N Briska A Hazelton A Lindbergh P Corker K Mullarkey S O Meara L Gillespie L Carlborg Row 2 J Redmond B Walker B Van Doren B Tyrrell M Tousey B Synnot P Drowne R Karl R Warren DISTRIBUTION Row l, L R L Cogburn, S Duram, B Smith, M Schnackel, S Shaver S Purv1s,L Carlborg, M Underwood Row 7 J Trncher, R Greenwood, T Howe,j Harrington, B Johnston, K Fernald .1 - ' -'A A ' - a a ' ' I ' . .. 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YEARBOOK GOES TO A NEIRAD ASSEMBLY Usually the Nexrad staff rs a relaxed easy gorng bunch but once a month they are struck by a strange malady known as deadlme fever At the first symp toms they stage a darmg Frrday ra1d on the house of some hapless staff member capture rt and spend the next forty erght hours talking playtng records smear mg the premxses wlth a strcky paste compounded most ly of coke jelly doughnuts Tastcc frecz Crn scasonj rubber cement and a monumental quantrty of paper some of whrch actually gets wrrtten on The orgy grmds to 1 halt about mrdnnght on Sunday and the staff rushes madly back to Publtcatlons to decrpher 1ts rn splred scrawls leavmg the v1ct1m to stare bleakly at hns empty refrlgerator and to contemplate buying a new house 'W' -Li --'ei flrtfrlef are ammbled Derfezled Pl Bob Burt Duck and Mxke takc tnmt out well Burt does Paul rcgtmes .xs hc llts the hnal atlltctlve any may to pose unto Comgs On x l planned and lard out Dave brm1.,s perspective to a sentxvc area page numbers This classlc post though not typxcal of Tom mdltates the extent to whnch he has been brannwashed after slx hours of layout 9 ' x I 3 , t . -1 - n - - . ' 1 , 1 ' - 1 1 ' v ' ' x 1 ' ' ' ' s, .- ' . v 1 4 - 4 s Q il , ., ' 5 . f 1 .. , v K s. It ff 'lj h N K. v . , .. ' ' , A ' . , i , ' f' ' - . ' . , Y I t' ' - . L . L . . ' . ' . ff Y . , A1 ' A il . vi 5 f 1 an I Q eu l - , Q. : 5, A . v4k,',.i?, r ' ' ' 'ff E ' ' st ' r - ' ' . , , . ' ' - . , ' . . - - y V . . , y DARIANNUS The all ruffernzg fre Fdrtors and Advlsor I. R jane johns ton Rlek Boreh Anne Llndbergh Marty Ronk Chuelx behatvet Bruce Anderson Fdrtor nn ehref wrth Advnsor Dr Helen Merritt 'IO4 VM. 11 '11llS yelr tt le ut two thlrds of the people legntl mltely seurrylng tround the sehool durmg sexenth perxod were on the ye lrbook stiff Until the seeond md hntl deldllne they were Constlntly setrehrng for 1 elmert md some free tlme Everyone nn sehool w1s lwlre of the lpproleh of 1 deldhne IS thls er1t1e1l eondttron was heralded by 1 number of Boys ple1se we1r lrekets 1nd tres, announeements C1pta1n Anderson spent many 1fternoons rn 203 wnth the edrtors tryrng to 1nst1ll rn them a sense of urgeney and trytng to tmpress upon them the neces stty of eomplettng therr tasks The 111 suffernng slx looked forw 1rd to oee1s1ons sueh as the Columbm Year book Conferenee when they eould devote full effort TIA to thenr gre ltest loxe yearbook The tr1dxt1onal rlvalry between Nelrld Ind 1jlfllIlf1llS w IS hlghhghted th1s yelr by four ludrerous 1thlet1e eontests between the suns Asrde from these w1r games, the two factlons Due to the efforts md eooperatlon of the entlre tltss md 1 few unttmed LlUL1LfL1FlS5INCl'l the 1958 Dtrntnnus w1s finally sent to press There were 1n stlnees when the re1hz1t1on of thns end was 1n doubt but eool C.1CflC1CIlI persexeranee and unhmlted your n thstre talent ox ere une 111 obstacles Needless to say none of thls could hue been accompllshed wrthout the eonsrstent 11d of Ye1rbooks tr1d1t1on1l f1culty tdxrsor Dr Merritt Row l I. R P Kleln C Rouan A Wrlson B Stevenson B Murphy D Goyette C Rhody Row 2 J Trncher J Kapouch 1: Cassldy J Frredman J Cochran Business Manager L Hazard, B Adams Advertrsmg Manager K Krender T Davis Absent Leyser for 1 1 1 1 'Usa 3 Q Y' , 11 . P '-F 3 V, . .4 . .-I .I - ,Vit Y . - - , , -1 4 4 1 V 1 wi .2 S- V - ' 1 . . . ' '- Q k .Q . - .Y V .K V. L ' ' ' 1 1 V' ' I 1 1 B ' A 1 '1 1 v 11 1' L L 1 V2 Y: V D 4 - V4 1 1 12 x L -I ' 1 3' ,z val V I ' L' L 1 I' ' 1 1, '1 A ', A ' 1 L 'L ' ' 1 ix A 1' 'z . ' well-hidden faculty member, or for anyone with a worked in perfect harmony. 'l 1 Q 1 1 1 1 I 1. 4 1 v 1 I 5 ' A 1 1 1 B L' 2 1 K . a'z' 1 1' 1 'L-',1 'Mgt L L' 'H ', - ' ' V, . K . .K . A 'L - VL K V . l V ' , 714 .L ' A U U ' 1 I 'L '1 Y 1 1K I A ' I Q ' L I . t L ' - V , 1 I A A 1 L . . . ' V. . Y . . . . 2 .L .N L V Q1 K D , 1 - Q . . I , V A A A 1. I A ' a B S L A K L , .- ..: . ' , . i , .u ' ,- . , . ', . , . . I . t V. , . ' F , . A , . ' , . . - K , . , . . : . Art and Photography staffs Row l L R A Lrterary stall Row 1 L R K Fernald Cromn C Nrms H Duram Row 2 T Frost Wilson A Hazelton D Tlmmms N Brnsk S Wells C Frederlcks I' Fxscher P Drowne Llterary Eclxtor Row 2 L R L Mlller johnson F Fxsher Absent A Weck Many are culled but feu are claoren Rlcky calls a meetmg of the would be photo graphy staff typxcal of the many assembhes necessary to gettmg started Dutrzbutzorz Jlaff Row 1 L R J Reed M Underwood L Carlborg P Corker H Duram D Tlm mms j Cameron Row 2 A Keller D Cochran P Fowler C Cleaves J Kapouch A Welunan M Wnllxams S Hooper I .Ju 'VF' CANTEEN COMMITTEE V This year's Canteen Chairman, Rick Borch, whip- ped his committee into condition early last October, and since then they have worked conscientiously to concoct and present a wonderful set of canteens. A Day In Dogpatch featured John Santo's band with the everpopular Five Flames providing a rock 'n roll beat. It was Sadie Hawkins Nightg well dressed DHSers sporting pigtails, worn bluejeans, and giddy hats, crawled through the underbrush at the door. They viewed Dogpatch characters artistically depicting the elements of the annual chase. That the dance was a success could be easily seen by the gleams that lighted the eyes of the girls as they were leaving, hand in hand with their men. The holidays were fast approaching when DHS couples were again to cross the threshold into a Win- ter Nightf' Yuletide music by The juniors and nu- merous well-lit Christmas trees kept everyone in good spirits. Later in the evening Toni Davis once more charmed her admirers with songs done in her own special style. Home-grown talent was again utilized at the February Sock Hop in the person of Fred Fischer, who organized a heterogeneous group of musicians into one of the best bands of the year. All shoes were check- ed at the door and the boppers yivin feet saved the committee from the usual moppmg job on Sunday afternoon Highlighting the evening was a powerful rendition of the theme song of a senior quintet known as The Sanitary Engineers Rick and Mrs. White plan the layout of a Winter Night . Congratulations to Rick Advisor Mrs White and the hard working Canteen Committee for a job well done and for the fruitfulness of the long hours that they put in Thanks also to the many members of the faculty who donated their time to serve as chaperons Rowl L R B McNell J Tinchet B Guest R Botch Chairman J Patston T Davis C Fredericks Row 2 L R K Stackpole P Corker S Hooper D Daddona V Kilbourn G Moilat G Sick inger B Herbert Row 3 L R B Scanlon E Jonas K King M Goldenberg G Lincoln R Warren L Mccutcheon M A Denny R ONe1l ' ' ' ' 5 ' J , . . . .. - . ,, , , .- .. . , . , . , . - , , , , , , , , .- .: . , . , . , . , , , , , . . , . . , .- .: . , . , - , . , . , . , . , . . , . . . FORUM CLUB in ,af Hey Pygmy qw! d0II1g your bonzeuorlfl Mrdclle row muckrakers L R K Ternald A Hazelton N Brlska B Adams The Forum Club IS DHS s pacrfier for vocxferous war mongers and buddrng Communrsts Every Tues day thrrty odd souls dlscuss rn an rnformal manner some topxc of natronal rmportance Sounds of outrage and dlsmay often echo from Room 101 but of th1s seemrng chaos come many vworthvv hrle and even johnson Vrce Presrdent Jerry Adklns and Secretary Annc Hazelton have done a lint job organlztng and moderatlng dlscusstons on such vrtal EOPICS as sclentrfrc educanon SOC121l1SIT1 the Arab world etc Mr Barry the clubs advrsor has used the brg snck polrcy marntarnmg peace and order 1n the naturally explosrve clrmate that exrsts The B035 promote The Retolulzon Rewolutromst L R J Graham Conrow C Cleaves J Cochran D Thompson L Jenson The Forum Club IS an outlet for drscussron of stu dent reactrons toward world problems Its primary purposes 15 to produce rn each member a deeper under standrng of the coprous problems of our modern world The 1956 Club has come far toward obtarnrng thrs goaL Above jerry leads a snmulanng drscussron whrle bclow hrs cohorts become dazed wrth such genurs i 'R ' X A I, L 1 xii. A' lf 1, 1 C Xi -- , . .- .: .' , . , , . ' , . . . , . 1 . . . scholarly rdeas. Th1s year's officers, Presrdent Paul a a ' , , , 6 , , . D . ' 5 V 9 ' ' K Y Y L ., ,, m . , I ' ' ' . .- .1 . , J. , . 107 Ill as Pr He dzdnl ree me trzp ber Chuck steers the stalrcllmbers .5 lrfxgi Dont knmk the fork ' Our Gxbraltar Kent Collms SAFETY PATROL Oh uhefe rr 5 e9 Sam su trounded In the past years more and more rehance has been placed on those few sturdy rndrvrduals who comprrse the trafhc squad Wrth a cool eye and steady hand they gurde the mrsgurded admonlsh the transgressor and rule sublrmely from Row l L R C Schatvet S Greason E Schley A Wall Mr Crandall Advrsor Row 2 D Carbonner G Cosman K Collrns C Brown L Chapman Row 3 B Anderson J Cochran D Eastlake S Johnston H Larson 'I08 therr cherrshed posts Early to leave and late to return to classes these stalwarts try between perrods t br1dle the untamed masses pecullar to Darren Hrgh School corrrdors Therr dunes have been elhcrently carrred out day or nlght sun or snow The audrences of our plays con certs and shows have been hberally sprrnkled wrth these dutxful polrcemen The trafhc squad thrs year under the drrecnon of Capta1n rm Cochran and Mr Crandall was elected by the student councrl and faculty members Many thanks go to these boys who wrth finesse and qurer aplomb keep peace order and safety nn the corrldors and audrtorrum of Darren Hrgh School Q a 'T L - 4 f . 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Lrgbtr mmera action ulmuprf Gary Cosman as father proud pre1udrcecl7 THE PIA SOCIETY I nut and Fontanze bewaref L R G Cosman A lxcller R Borch I Wacltlnngtcmn L Russcll Any Ollfflgllf hun who has accumulated seventy hnes and par t1c1pated 1n two acts of 1 DHS play the Vaudevxlle Show or Chrrstmas Pageant IS el1g1ble for 1n1t1atxon 1nto the Thesplan Socrety Wrllram Lange Troupe 7093 Thls lflLlLlSlfI'10llS group strrts oH the year of school 1ct1v1t1es1n what rs probably the keencst nonathletrc cornpctmon of the school the One Act Play Contest Each cl rss chooses and casts 1 play wh1ch the Thesplans dlrect as wcll as takc chlrgc of thc overall productlon Then on an October night the bcst pl ly ms chosen by several myster1ous people and declared the wrnner Somctrmc lftcr Lhrxstmas new Thesp1ans are 1n mated by candlclrght ceremony and present sluts to confirm thelr dramatre talent Late rn March the Thesprans take on another proyect, hours spent on each plly and the large measure of enyoyment given to each audrence Row l L R K Van Houten B Nolan C Rouan D Raarup V fotalrm., L Johns Row 2 C Frederlcks P Drovsne j Porter K lxrcltler B Lyons R bemcls B Lcnthns. 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'V , Parlramentarran Larry Hazard rs shown lookrng to hrs agenda durrng one of the perrodrcal meetrngs of the junror Red Cross homeroom represenratrves ll, It H .pan L LJ ,cam In vrntage convertrbles and racoon coats, the r Red Cross toured the town on the Saturday before December twenty thrrd s Bloodmobrle Wrth the ard of a loudspeaker system and energetrc vorces, the group drd rts share rn emphasrzrng the need for donors, whrle attractrng a few questronrng glowers from the crtrzenry The bloodmobrle program rs an rmportant facet of jr Red Cross Work Larry and hrs crew have assrsted not only rn promotron but rn preparatron for each bloodmobrle program thrs year and the Red Cross grrls have grven therr trme to babysrr at the blood center Above the parades marn conrrngent, Ronnre Tarantrno Paul Hammond Bev Srnrth Dave Harrel Teen Van Houten Dottre Grllres Larry Hazard Wx. J-Il? Ill LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB Each year 1nterested students many g1rls and a few brave boys gtve Mrs Rose our hbrarnn 1 schedule of the1r free PCfl0dS whleh they are wxlhng to devote to work IH the lnbrary These students automatlcally be eome members of The Llbrary Servlce Club Though the work th tt the elub members do lS often unnotxeed by the rest of the student body lf IS neverthless neeessary for the efli eleney and functronmg of one of the most v1tal parts of the school Books must be prepared for shelvmg when new repaxred and renovat ed when old and Checked ln and out con stantly whatever the1r age The tasks asslgned the club members are many new magazmes must be stamped new fihng cards typed and new students glven 1nformat1on In a1d1ng Mrs Rose rn these dunes club members are dolng a hrghly worthwhlle servlce for DHS But there are only twenty eigbl dayf zn February Mrs Rose explams the complncatlons of a check out card Bonme Rowl I. R P Horme j Coulter B Schade C Rossell P Plunkett L McCutcheon -I Bracken B Sager S Taylor Row 2 B Herbert B Shaughnessy B Coon D Raarup J Tlncher N Whxte V1cePres1dent B Wrxght Presrdent C D1Ch1ara Secretary N Glenn S Duguxd K Taylor M Sturner Row 3 T Davxs K Kmg P Maher C Weber R Koch B Guest C Sloan D Streeter S Capossela D McCurdy S Ellnngton B Trlden J Horton M Melilwrath B Carey M Wnllxams G Lmcoln B Ausnn Row 4 A Keller K Roller B Lesko M Dwyer S Baker G Taylor C Maxwell S Duram T Van Houten M Rouleau K Fernald A Hazelton A Wxlson M Glenn G Calvert V Phelps Absent R Hughes S Freeman M MacKenz1e 'Qs TAGE CREW By far the most unheraleded organization at DHS is the stage crew. This group of boys spends a great deal of their spare time creating scenery and preparing the lights for theatrical presentations. Mr. jewett is the faculty supervisorg Bill Lyons and Bruce Reininger are in charge of the lightingg jerry Porter, Carmen Lombardo and Brian Leiding make and prepare the sets for each performanceg and as the big night approaches, Ronald Creaser, john Fatherly, ! ...L -lim Uahson and Gil Preston can be counted on to help in changing scenery and in lugging furniture. Besides the names mentioned alvove, there are many other people who have contributed their time and effort to making DHS theatrical productions a success. In fact, everyone who was in Or saw any function requiring the stage can be proud of this years crew. They have work- ed eiliciently and effected staging more dillicult than any before attempted at DHS. Left .ree if ire ran pu! il ilarnzzgla the wall. errs Gil and Bill set e SIALL for eurtam time Q., Han nmmcrt zzlff lraztf B Bill Roi and Bruce fl1LlllXL9 from thc auto shop 7x 3-fl z I Q , 5 K' f' A ry. ' , ,' , 1 ' , . K 1 Ly' ' f.. , , g .f-,i aa, B 7 y A as r ,... 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ILIHIOI' ILIIUIIIIIOH 11 Tfwl t an allmtfzr e upper plain If zz re fpnrtrng lflcve , 'I16 Hlppy Ilm W uixhneton . 1- 1 1 ll I ld ma 11 nav utztlnz c l 1.1 e ur hx IXIITX Glenn lnti Burt Sxnnot O E ACT PLAYS LIIIIOI' JLIIUIIIIIOII xx IS the order of the LXLIIIIIE, 11st Oetober 76 xx hen the IIIIIIUI' ell55 xx IS pronoune ed the VSIIIUCI' of the ulnu ll One Aet Pl1y Contest Thelr pl ly IVIU1 fr I1 1111 II 111 !nBf1t!u11 by Ro ert Ioreruen WIS 1 suspense rhrlller LILIIIIUQ xxlth 1 rllr1I fII1IlIy lnd 1ITlySILI'lOLl9 xx lrnmg of de 1th 'md xx ls slxlllfully ieted hx Teen Van I-Iouten Iynne I-Iorlne Dlx 1d Dem md Pete Ixndenfelber The sue eessful ehreetors xxere IIIU Viflddlngton lnd Ilurle Russell The senlor xerslon of Booth Tlfklllglllll s 7124 lrylzmg P1114 lbly ehreetetl by Anne Ixeller looked ththlt e1rry off the prlze IIIKIX Burkett lni Pete IDFUXKIIL I31rb1rl NIJIIII lnd Ixent Ixrelder md CQIIIIIII ROLIIII lnd Stexe Hunes ehd 1 grlnd job of proxlthng the ILILIILIILC. vxlth hlllrlty' IS they por tr1yetI three PHIFS of loxebzrds Not to be forgotten xx 15 the humorous 1ssl5t from Plul Iohnson the IT1ySICI'l0L1S xomce The Sophomores IULISI be glxen ereeht for h IX mg the txx o most umque performers of the exe nlng MISS I OLIISL Stexenx d ILIISIILIHLIS To thli I lndl ohns lynn 'I Ill IIIILII Wlrdell I lLII'1L C Illesple ohn Htrrxngton R1eh1reI Qemels md ohn F1ther ly ldded thelr IIILIII' to IQIIICXL 1xerx good prodlle HHHOfCyUf11!IXe1Sl7!1UH IIIIS Story' of the IULkI1lIllLS of 1 nelehborhood eosslp INILIIIUL xxms loxlnglx ehreeted hx Rlekx Boreh 1ntIC11ry COSIUIII ly I la f ' N4 'V , 1 - 0 f 1 '1 J , Th- .- .1 1 ', Q4 . A ' . ' '- I fl xv , If fl ' I ' , I 171 'ju Mr-.-' k -- w 1' . 1' ' I 1 . . - 4 - . ' V . . A A - f -- If 1 -, I 1 ' 1 l YL S 1 x 1 l 1 1A 4 vA 1 1 ' '1 1 ' ' . 1 ' '1 I -LL 5 1' v K ' 1 v 1 1 1 w I ' M 1,,'- i, ' 1 .' y ' ' '-, ' ' 4 V .1 K - 7 L -,'L 7 I 1 r 1 v 1 7 1 1 Y 1 like II win in dress rcllexlrsrll. Even though they I I v 1 I' 1, 'I Y r 1 k 1 1 v , 41 f 1 '71 I 1A 1 f f I' V: 1 L ei ' 44 ' I . L I ' V, . Al .I KA V, . . 1 w 'I 1 y 1 1 A ' v 1 ' K 1 if '1' ' 5 ' 2 D , I rx 1 1' A . R - ' . 1.1 1 1 1 Ar -, ,T X . . I T yn I , . , 1 1 ' I A R I , X ' E 1 'A' V ' A ' ' 'af ' K 1' y lf ,gy ,F , Y - A at , I k- Q y .Inf I Suv' FQII Hfunma Wea L lovc hxrds L R A lxdlcr P ohnsnn L Hurkut P Drovum C Ruu n 3 Hdme, Laurie. C IHLSPIC. on stage ,I -...g lur hirl mark md pmcmc Anne and X J funny lful hm dum! 116771111 e zu fha 1 RM think IHS Iutuwn Pre sum pmmprzrm Lmdx Warlixxell and Rxnk Burgh TJ Sophomore cast and dxrumrb L R R Scmelm, D Tnmmms 5 Lmudalp Cy Cusnun L Bryden, R Burgh L X5C'.xrdxxc-ll L Tart L Iwhns I Fatherly , k vs .4 I 'O 'f 1 S x A A M p f G ,jim L , 5- ff' , A I . g X ,A i i A.. ' , K Qu' x IX' , K X I ' .A F 5 k 5 .., E - I ,-' 'T ev 4.7 K .V 4, V' 'V . ' gg- tg: . , ,, Lv .1 A . ' 4 .. , , v 45 r' 7 '. , L- ' , f , , - U' I J 'Y Ph- - .. .f .: . - -, ,I y ,. . 11, . a, , U , , 0 5 , X I L. . y A QQ, X X- V . X- X x , I K li AZ-V L M: I Q x L R 'f . 77 ' L L ' ' L L ' R ' ' l , ' , ,,- ' L ' ,1,,,,k'f'f ' 1 H ' '- - .A L I . 2, wx' - 1 . X 'W' , tig , y f A ' H7 JAZZ CONCERT On the nrght of 1nu1ry 4 1958 sexerwl hundred e1ts vs ere Lllgglfl 1 real xuld sesston 1n the DHS Wudn torlum The 112 Coneert under the sponsorshxp of the Student Counell Ind the l.1t1n Club vs IS mide possr ble by returnlng flllllilfll 1HLlL1CllflgJ Chis Kell P1t WllllTIUS Pete Wells Dlgger M 1el lllgllllfl 1nd Mllee I:lfflSl1lXN The Coneert eommeneed vuth 1 fflLlIIlOI11l srx pleee d1xel1nd b1nd pl 1y1ng 1 tr 1d1t1on 1ld1x1e number Thqts 1 Plenty Sexeml numbers l1ter the auehenee weleomed the ehmge to 1qu1et but sxunglng Benny Coodmstn style tr1o xx l11eh rneludecl the IN1SfCI'fLll Br1l Terry Fred FlSLl1CI' Mlek I1rnsh'1xx 1nd of eourse Tstmper the lneonspleuous eollle psltlently Wfllflllg un der the pmno for Bmd The trro prob1bly the best group ln the eoneert smoothly played three B G style l Su eetne rr Tom lmprovxses Blunt Blllgdfllll and Hafner Pat blasts notes to tne sky and Mr Peebles hunts for them 1rr1ngements xxhleh howexer left plenty of room for IINPITJWISKIIIOU The tremendous drum bs1ttle between Messrs Kerl 1nd Fntrnshaw w1s embelhshed by the poundlngs of 1 h1p bongo phyer Durrng the seeond half of the Concert Mr Peebles, m extm speeml spnrnts stepped out from behmd 1 stack of Conremponry Soeral Issues 1nd fmored us mth h1s rendltrons of On the SLlDflySldC of the Street 'md l C 1n t Luxe You Anythlne, But Love BABY Toni Dm IS uhe London s new r1v1l demonstrated her Slllg mg t1lents and l1er tremendous musleal potentxal wth lll Remember Apfll ind Th1ts All Edclle the Wlnler pllyed 1 f1nt'1st1e solo on Body 'ind Soul The Coneert elosed wrth 1 swrngrng fourteen prece b1nd phyme, Count Basles Two Oclock ump Shadouy snlhouettes L R I Fxseher P Wxllnams Mr Peebles Feldle the Wallet v B161 111 linrrlart bun er cll.lI'llC .mtl Dnrty Ioe kent SENIGR PLAY Ihe eurt un rose the exenng of Deeember 6 1957 to 1 worlel of m IQIL lmootllums lllel hlgh souety IS the sennors presented Illell' NLYSIOU of Mrs lWlLIlIlI1g Ihe uuhenee eugerly folloxxetl the trun of exents vshleh leel we llflly wxuloxxeel Mrs How 1rel V I 1R11e of l 1Rue Ioxxers Vlntyne Awe nue tothe Sh xntylmel Pool I-I1ll lunehroom JOIIII of Poxson Iddle Sehellen buh Mrs I IRLIL hul not 1llowe1l her son How 1y to pl1y wrth 1 gII'lfllI11Cd Mum KK hose mother h lppeneel to be 1 wltch Mrs MeTh1ng For th1s re lson Mrs INIeIh1ng h ul trmsportetl Hoxx 1y to Polson I lthe s yornt under the roul trulxs uul put 1 stuls III hls plme lil the IIIIIISIOFI on V1nt Axenue The results of 1ll thls 4.0I'll:ll5lOI1 were l1lllI'1ULlS 'I hey proelueetl m1ny lunghs mtl 1 sllent renehtlon or two of Ah S11 cet Mystery of I lfe I 1te1, Mrs l1Rue Hou 1y lnel 1 little vnhxte rose xxere relnsrited If IIRLC Longr 1tul1t1ons to Mrs Wl11te 1nel her e lsr for 1 xery NS ell done' pI'OLlLILflOl'l The elst Ilnely Burkett Wesley Pe 1le Ann I'lllll Pete DFLJXNUP C lllI'lLS Freelrleles Ixent Ixreuler Polly Wersl11y Mlry M'1eKenz1e I Hlfle Russell Roger Hughes B1rb1r1 Nolm Ixerry Fern1lel Cxnthu Ro111n IDlLlx Fltherly B1rel1y X ln Doren lun Chubbuels hm Coehrm Iudy 'I lpplll Anne Hmelton exehanee 1 smxle for the sllvcr Im a big Il lure VI Je Mary Tay .1ntlNX'es are attennve .ls Laurle 11nnounLe5 the .1rr1v.1l of three umuleomc Luests Gnlln er goes rn 11 lea parm Cynthla Kerry .mel Barlmri as the Lcwls SISYCFS, bored Therer ne nz 11111 1111171 but 111 all belwm' plan glarf ' W'es but eaptnated the .xuthenee Peru D,-Uv, me and C11-muon 'Q e 1- L' -1, 11,1' 1-1 1 ' y 1 LL'-q .v .S A ,L 2 - ' ' 'b 3 '1 - 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 I f r a ' Y' 1 I- I 1 1 ' 'h 1 x- 1 1 2 1 1 11 VA - Q 5 I ' ' I 1a 1 W K, ' I 1 1 ' ' '1 ' V ft I ' ' ' ' filll 1 l l 1 A 'X VV - 1 1 yne 1 - 1 l 1 1 ' ' 1 Q 1 vs- 1 4' 11 41 14 Towers, while- thc sticks and Ll considerable amount of silver were removed. 1 1 ' . 1 '1 1 Il 3 1 'I ' ' I . X 1 -i 1 Z 4' 1 1 Q 1- 1 1k N 1 ' L, 1 ,A Q, P 1 1' 1 I ' f I 1 I 1- A 1 Y f Y ' . 1 1 . I ' , ' . 1 1 1 1 , ' ' ' ' 1 , il' 1 . . , 1, ' 1 . . 1 V . - . v 7, 1 A ' - - ' - , V iifk 4 P 1 5, 5 5 1 5 1 Q A 4 - I 1 au' K' ,. 1 , .v1i , ' 1 x' - I rf' ' 1 11 i E 1 S f 1 V b - 1 - 1 ' I H 1 . 1 5 I 1 ll' 11. 119 1 Say that again! Aux, you rhozzldrfl hare. DOF, Charlie, and Dee revive the flapper era. Marilyn Tomany presents well-earned gifts to Mr. Barry, Mr. Excu.re me, dearie, if: ahve! jim Waddipngton and Pete Lindenfelser give a comic portrayal of feminine flick watchers. The Caterpillarr crawl. Harper, Mrs. Mortimer, and Miss Green. VALIDE ILLE DHS talent took A Backward Glance one snowy night last Febru- ary as it reviewed the era of rlappers, Charlestons, and racoon coats to an overflowing audience. As M.C.'s Dick Fatherly, Pete Drowne, and Bruce Anderson got the show underway, the acts made it apparent that, ukelele and all, Charlie Fredricks loved his babies, and that three junior girl flappers really knew how to sugar their black hatred escorts. The Contemporaries, also had their places in the spotlight. Fred Fischer swang into jazz, progressive type, and the E-Flats rocked on stage with Raunchy. Dud Taft captured the crowd as he wailed Rock Island Line, Toni Davis enchanted us once more with her own special style of purringg and jim Waitldington and Pete Lindenfelser comically por- trayed two gentle-women in a movie theater. Witli regret, the onlookers watched the grand finale, and a evening of high entertainment that incorporated switchblades and shadows, guitars, and glowing socks, powder and popcorn, became merely a happy memory. Zell, Rick, Mickey, and jackie certainly give a close shave. 121 CANTEENS iii 5 Iff,rgff1 ni vigil :lm Bid Lin mn! Maid Huff and friend. Naniy, Bob, and Par are greeted by the open hands of Anne Charlie and Toni during gi much needed and Rick at the dor of the Sadie Hawkins. intermission. D.H.S. goes casual at the Sadie Hawkins. HQYUJ-X umfmfif H 'f fl'4 7'i Sllghtfllldil l7mi'1irc'r d lU,1i'6'fllf mic , . . . 122 ffff- bophisricated' Seniors . JCYYY leap frogs over Marcia as many fans look on. 5-5 IJ llvir rmlly the muy tlyey do il? Ferdfmmd--utbcm'1w irmuu at Bmfe the Brute. Sally, jim, Mike, and sally run through a bit of the Dick, Sheila, antl Bruce rock to the music of john Can-can. Santo. ,s 'X --4 A i x The Flamef fire np. Corner Cuperi, A romantic scene between Barbara and Gil during a sock hop intermissitm. 1 111 Lan! 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IN6 0190100100 01' 401101 '01f01101' 40W0l0-'-0K00'0 '907 K DARIEN SPORT SHOP EVERYTHING ln ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT and SPORTSWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY II27 POST ROAD Telephone OL 5 2575 DARIEN CONN Branch Store Darren Shoppmg Center KINGS HIGHWAY PHARMACY OLD KINGS HIGHWAY NORTH Comphments of STONE BROOK OL 5 9797 Done Conn TROPAQUARIUM Darlen Pet Department Store SILVERSMITHS MIM 25 39 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY Phone OL 5 9704 867 POST ROAD DARIEN, CONN 680449-0 ?0'7'0N41 10X-014-0 0 0' 143 DARIEN, CONN. I I - Tl fy . ,. X I I ,Xa . -:Str .N V . ly, 1. lf- '.f 35, sm: 'f . --- - -.- . . , . . . . . 1 . I i' - - ' n, . g S' . 1252? ' E 5 5 9 S 9 Q 5 9 5 9 S 5 5 S 6 6 5 5 5 5 9 9 5 5 E 5 402402105 f'0 0'1'0 00 0000 0110110 Good Luck and Good Heolfh Io the A S S O F 102 VILLAGE PHARMACY Edward Doddono PhG PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 968 POST ROAD DARIEN CONN DARIEN PROVISION CO '0'f0 PURVEYORS of FINE FOOD 01 S nce T924 -40' KElsfygnnwNSHfnw,,on 0101200 REALTOR LJ . I . - I ll' I 0 . I I I' 2 . , O . . . 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I . x7 ' '.,fZ-, , . , HITCHCOCK MUNSON Inc COUNTRY TOWN ond SHORE 0 01'0'01f0'00v020 0 0'001 '0'f01 0200040101 GUILD OPTICIAN5 PROPERTIES OL 59044 DA 32781 Phone OL 5 2546 180 BEDFORD STREET STAMFORD 564A POST ROAD DARIEN 1472 POST ROAD DARIEN CONN THE GARDENERS CENTER DARIEN GOLF RANGE Peter Zongrullo Prop LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES INSTRUCTION BY APPOINTMENT New Feoture Mnnloture Golf 0K0 0 '01 000' 9 I 5 S 9 9 5 9 5 5 9 9 5 9 9 9 6 3 9 5 5 9 5 3 5 5 3 9 S 5 Q 53 POST ROAD DARIEN CONN Telephone OL 52788 'I44 W ,,,fW7f I 0 WI! !! :WW Whf, 'Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q MS. 1010 '0f0Kf DARIEN CHARTER OAK PAUL 8- TONYS 405'-0'2'0' '01 Q0'01f02f02 01010 JOHN N BATHRICK an coRNEuus PALEN Phone OL 5 1990 POST ROAD DARIEN CONN P 19. 0f01'0'0f Q0'0v'01f0H 01'0 0-0W'02'0201f0vf0-02'0110 0'1f010 01020 0' 010 01'02'0 01021002 00N01l0Y 0' f01l01f01Q010w'01f0f0f0 Q0 01401201 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 9 Q Q S I 114 mwgfih ag '0'f01' Compllmenfs of THE PLANTERS BARN DARIEN CONN Phone OL 5 2593 T540 POST ROAD DARIEN CONN WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Jam Reed Owner AUTO ACCESSORIES RADIO and BICYCLE REPAIRING Phone OL 5 4766 288 POST ROAD DARIEN CONN ALADDIN CLEANERS PhoneOLvver5954T P A N K I T A S QLADDIN SALON OF BEAUTY DARIEN SHOPPING CENTER 25 30 Old Knngs Hughway 222 POST ROAD Phone OL 5 2334 DARIEN, CONN 'I46 I ' if 35 , . . 5 ' .. Y ,Q , ' T , 3 'f V . L' S. in 1 3.4 P Q 1 .,sv 5 . , ' lg. Ml . . . - , Q . Q.... , -N Ni 15,4 -I .nv D ll. rl, .I 4 - -sv . . 4 -- l'l'l ' 1 ' .1 nf' 5 'f 'r ' - ' .l ..r -1.-lp- , . I n I ' 'QW ' CKIANIIS L hyfgg direct sales personal service original layouts art service retouching composition mechanicals halftone and line negatives film and plate stripping plate making N? offset printing , folding complete bindery service delivery iw l I 5 la.. ,vii I i 5 , 0 0 g r fo 0 and sons, Inca, prlnfers 'mul M stamford stamford davns 4 9226 x , ' . Bl!! LF E? connecticut new york melrose 5-4112 40N?01710101011?4727'0'061'0f6W40N0W040N7'Q17'01040N6N0M02Zx JIM 8. BILLS SERVICE STATION VENETIAN BLIND LAUNDRY James Scarpa and Wllluam Ward N C 0 R P O R A T p,.op,.,efo,S Robert Monthck Mgr COMPLETE VENETIAN BLIND RENOVATING SERVICE GAS O L AUTO SUPPLIES Phone OL 51956 Phone OL 5 4480 POST ROAD DARIEN CONN 429 POST ROAD EAST DARIEN CONN TH STUDENT SHOP Inc The only store In Stamford dedicated exclusively to boys and young men 356 BEDFORD STREET Phon DAVIS 34614 B U R C H B O O K S LAYDA JEWELERS Inc '-0' BQQKSELLERS fg BOOK LOVERS WATCHES CLOCKS FINE JEWELRY Watch and Clock Repairs on Premlses XM! Tamely Repairs Save Unnecessary Loss Phone OL 5 2365 Telephone OL 5 2759 '-021061 if I, 5 I 2 E I 2 I 3 Cor Post Road at West Avenue Darren Conn IOI6 POST ROAD DARIEN CONN E L WAGNER CO Inc Compliments SWIMMING POOLS WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS TAIT S GREENHOUSES DRAINAGE JOHN TAIT Gumte Masonry Repaurs 148 gg . . . Y . . I E D -:- I -:- - . 5 967 , . - , . E ' . Parking for 250 Cars Immediately Adjacent to Our Shop on Bedford Street of A . 40K0f'-0' l0 -01'-0' f01Q0Sf-011010010 '0110S'-6 40110N0'-0Sl0N?10 S20 -010S ovouowox DARIEN FLORIST DECORATIVE FABRICS corrorvs FLOWERS FOR All OCCASIONS Phone OLlver 5 2617 CONN VOGUE BEAUTY SALON Coviello Bros. HAIRDRESSERS and COSMETICIANS Phone 3-7921 TOKENEKE ROAD DARIEN CONN Mrs L Clark Manager 250 BEDFORD ST STAMFORD, CONN e f of TT ATLANTIC ST STAMFORD CONN 1084 POST ROAD Opposite Playhouse 7'40 0 0'10'N0N0'K0'10 0'X05'-940 40'l0S'0N0'147'0'N-0' l9'5Y?C0N0'C0110Y0'C0N0X055N0V0X0'40Y0 3 6 2 5 2 9 5 S 5 Q 5 5 5 6 2 5 9 5 9 2 5 2 6 S IOYC01 HOBBYLAND H8.LCHEVROLETlnc f'01'01'0 101 GAMES TOYS HOBBIES Phone WO 62424 E M STREET NEW CANAAN CONN 1416 POST ROAD DARIEN CONN FOR YOUR FUTURE DEPENDABILITY SANFORD ELECTRIC CO '01 01 Russell G Sanford Harold R Greene Licensed Elecfrlcrcms 01510201 '01 401 Residence Wlrmg Fans Insfallohons ond Repairs Bendix Thermodor R C A Hoover GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER Elecfrlc Appllonces Soles ond Service Telephone OLlver 5 T453 714 POST ROAD DARIEN CONN 401' BETTY BRAGIN f01'f01'-0f01'010' 016110 0' 0'1'0'01 '01f01f-I 01s01s010'f0 '01 an-1en ootery FOUNDATION GARMENTS Lingerie Accessories Hosrery Telephone WOodword 61248 ELM STREET NEW CANAAN CONN NEW SHOPPING CENTER DARIEN CONN Compllmenfs .xxx 0 II 2-0110 '0 s01f01'0 101 '-01201202 3 s s s s s s s s s 2 is s s s s 3 s s s s s 5 s s s s 2 L O H M O T 0 R S 7 Ggldgj X ENGLISH BUILT FORDS f f ss Sl AVIS RENT A CAR 'I50 . . .... - ,, .. . . ., . - -14 ci so S ,4 . . 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The es i Toolsf r n O 40'10IG0'-4024010 PP Housewares Elecfrlcal Supplies Devoe Pamfs General Merchandise WE HAVE IT Telephone OL 5 2325 Post Road and Center Street Darien Conn ff05'0Y6Wf0i'0l10ff01 40X x C ompllmenfs PATS SERVICE STATION GLENBROOK CONN Compliments S U G A R B O W L 1033 POST ROAD DARIEN CONN CAROL MASTERSON SHOP LANZ ORIGINALS Dresses Separafes Sizes 7 'I7 TOLM MOTORS INC nf ! V XI I IIIIU IIIH' uw I X? P Li , IIE ff is 'Qi'-'5 I K 5 WM Qxx Q rf' Wx 'Q 075 OL 5 2536 POST ROAD EAST DARIEN CONN open unnl 9 pm -0'0v0' H E ' S ' - . . of - I II ll . . -:- ' , . , , of Lf.--. .g 1 is , - A ' f,. . ff Qi fl I T IIS ' MII A 3 if fl-s-1. -' 'lun -' w. I-'I-111 - I . ' -IRIS' , - ' 4, - 'Q an ' I I I ' ' . 1I 1 IW I I-' II I A.--will , W , 'H+' J , null .n . ' - I ,- . T f I ww - i-i, :Ugg ' Vg J,' J all . 'N 3 I N IT :L A ', I- ,xl IE-L 25 ' T' i --'V rx '-'- .-r- , F, 52, I1 ' I ,,,4 I ,., 'X s' I f A I 'X , 'L4f.?! 'U - K I 5' A . 9 fp ' 1 13 .Q A - 5 5- Q W -' ,. v ? , - I XX I 2 X , . 'I52 S9'l95'5'4?'4Q740'5C93S93'Q90'L95S6 461l?'Q407 401 x E BOOK SH Records Books Cords Lending Library DARIEN SHOPPING CENTER Phone OL 5 2712 VIRGINIA NORTH M vlrinm 0 0 0N0'? -'01 POST ROAD DARIEN CONN LEON A FISH COUNTRY REAL ESTATE '0 01'? EM I E 5 5 2 I E 153 FASHIONS FOR THE YOUNG Everyfhrng rn the Iafesf fashion for fhe young Teen DARIEN SHOPPING CENTER DARIEN CONN SAVOCA BROS Darrens Most Modern Barber Shop 25 29 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY DARIEN CONN Good Luck Seniors THE TOOL BOX Telephone OL 50325 1057 POST ROAD DARIEN 21 TOKENEKE ROAD DARIEN gg . . . 3 T H E I. F ' N,,w M4 N f-9 O Besf Wishes fo fhe Class of 58 DARIEN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION DARIEN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION THRIFT SHOP The Shop for GOOD LIVING Featuring The Unusual In FOODS and GIFTS T ROAD DARIEN NOROTON HEIGHTS SERVICE CENTER Andre Buchs, Prop. Corner NOROTON and WEST AVENUE Phone OL 51411 NOROTON HEIGHTS, CONN 4'-010'-0's0N0X0'-0 s0N0'N0N0N0 '0N0X6'10110K0 -01'-0262'01'0 0 -0W7'-0f6N0x l 9 10N0 0'K0'10'K-0N01r01'0fs0N0'0X0wf-0f'0rf01s0X0 s-0 0K0N0 '0 X9N040 -0510 -40 -0'1 -0401l0 0' 4014055 20110's0s01'-0210 L0's0fs6 ' 10H0 '-0 '0'1f05'-011052-080-'0' 0249101103 Best Wishes fo the Class of 1958 KENNETH MISSA Licensed PLUMBING 8. HEATING CONTRACTOR 11 CLOCK AVE OL1ver 5 9892 NOROTON CONN 'T JULES AUTO SUPPLY STORE RADIOS BICYCLES Marine Suplles Sporhng Goods Phone OL 5 2300 ll' POST ROAD DARIEN CONN HARRY w LARsoN CARL BAKER nc INSURANCE 20' Represenhng the TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY For All Forms of Insurance '-01 Phone DAvls 3 5112 40527061 Gurley Building Room 209 Phone OL 5 1423 MAIN STREET STAMFORD CONN 1120 Post Road Darren Conn All The Besf fo 58 THE PEASE COMPANY SWIMMING POOLS WATER SYSTEMS SANITARY SYSTEMS 6101201 -'-0' E., 9 3 9 3 Q 3 Q 3 5 3 3 I Q I I I 3 9 2 Phone FI reside 86244 STAMFORD CONN 155 f010f0s0V s01s0' 1 . ' . . 1 . . .16 GQ W N3 NI N7 O- I ' , I -I- . 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Of I U 9 3 I E I . . ., 5 5 OF I f ' s S 9 5 , , . , . , , , W, Q Shop In Noroton Helghts COURTEOUS SERVICE AMPLE PARKING SPACE FRED R BAUR Shade Cote Products of Connectzcut CHICS SERVICE STATION Tydol Gasolzne CONTIS Grocerzex WM J DEVERILL Insurance GALBOS MOVING 8: STORAGE Packzng and Sbzppzng GILBERT PHARMACY Drug! and Prefcrzptzony HAUSER CO Paznt and Hardware IDEAL RUG 8c UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS Relzable EDWARD G LAWRENCE Funeral Home LINDEN CLEANERS 3 Hour Serwce MYERS INTERIOR DECORATING Workroom NOROTON HEIGHTS SERVICE CENTER Mobzl Gaxolzne OSAKOS Clotbzng for the Farnzly PALMER S Super Market KEN RAWN Electrzcal Applzances Repazred REID REAL ESTATE Town and Country Horne: RINGS END FUEL CO Serwce SANDMEYER S GARAGE Auto and Lawnmower Repazrx STAMFORD TRUST CO Ejfczency STOLER S Greetzng Cards and Statzonery TAITS GREENHOUSES Florzsts WINTERS HARDWARE Bext zn Hardware MEMBERS NOROTON HEIGHTS BUSINESS ASSOCIATION I57 NOROTON DINER - Home C ooking 1 401020400010 THE REVIEW CORPORATION Publishers of THE DARIEN REVIEW COMMERCIAL PRINTING OFFSET LITHOGRAPHY Prompt Effrclent Service Telephone OL 5 1474 20 WEST AVENUE DARIEN CONN Best Wishes to the Class of 58 rom THE PURITAN To the Class of 58 Today nn the future our eyes would see Where and how and who youll be Well say around June rn 78 On the annnversary of thus very day Im off to the moon' you may casually say Where ever you go by land shnp get or rocket Heres a wealth of good fortune to keep an your pocket KATHREEN V A FOSTER REALTOR Ask Mrs Foster 1034 Post Road Phone OL 5 2501 0f0w0v 158 Frne NEUGER S CLEANERS Cleamng 8. Garment Storage OL 5 1113 39 41 Tokeneke Road DARIEN CONN TO THE CLASS OF 58 From the CLASS OF 59 I t 'k I Exploring the iungles? 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