East Hartford High School - Janus Yearbook (East Hartford, CT)

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Missing from picture - Karl 'furth and Anthony M, Sanford. 6 C, As a result of the Board of Education's continuous planning for the betterment of our schools, we have been able to enioy and benefit by the progress and dev velopment of the East Hartford School System. As we near the end of our years at East Hartford High, we sincerely express our thanks and appreciation to you, our prin- cipal, for your friendly advice and your understanding of our needs and problems. We are grateful to you for the many hours you have spent with us at our numerous activities. Your faith and optimism in us have helped us to attain our goal. We thank you, Mr. Dillon, for your contribution in making our high school years both reward- ing and happy ones. f' ' ' 'fy HOWARD GODING LUCY CHAMBERLAIN ROBERT BRAIRTON Vice Principal Dean of Girls Dean of Boys AY 1, ,Q X if ,X OFFICE STAFF WK R at Blix 2 X IRENE BRAY lD'N JP' RUTH CLARKE Office Manager EDITH STREHAN Switchboard Operator ROSE BROWN IQ ir:-Q, NELLIE AGOSTlNO St Joseph College Language Department Graduatnon Arrangements Publncrty Admtmstratnon I 965 1 N-.Ti GEORGE ALLEN ROBERT ANDERSON EDWARD BEADLE Worcester Polytechnac lnstntute Amherst College Umverstty of lllmols Mathematlcs Department Head of Mathemattcs Department Language Department Adviser to Sophomore Class Bowlnng Assembly Programs Col lege Board Examnnatuons Q' X' FRANCIS BLOUNT Untverstty of Rhode Island Sctence Department Guidance Assistant Golf Club Scrence Club ROBERT BOWDEN Trtntty College Mathematucs Department Chatrman of Sennor Standtngs Honor Socuety Tenms Coach Al HELEN BURRILL KATHRYNE BYRNE Boston Untversnty Bay Path lnstrtute Head of Busuness Department Bustness Department Advtser to Junior Class Knndly Commrttee S A A Treasurer Sensor Ratungs Bankung Supervlsor Sensor Graduatton Tnckets 1. ...elf HAROLD BRODY Boston Umverstty Bussness Department Dlstrrbutlve Educatnon Club Dtstrtbuttve Education Store me Qi ELEANOR BURNS Salem Teachers College Bustness Department F B L A Advtser Sensor Standungs Y' GORDON CALANO MICHAEL CANNY Umversuty of Connectncut Umverstty of Connectucut Study Hall Coordtnator Engltsh and Socual Studtes Department -J JAMES CAREY MARY CLEARY Arnerncan lnternatronal College Sannt Joseph College Busmess Department Englrsh Department Baseball Coach Assustant Advrser Student Councrl Assrstant Football Coach Gutdance Asslstant Semor Ratrngs ,A N J 1 .QW H J' NS. uh 1 ,H H ...mm Yi HAROLD CRUMP Ithaca College Musuc Department Band Orchestra Instrumental Muslc School Swmg Band If WINIFRED x1lwlrvnnM College hysrc ucatlon Department m C and G L C Sport Nnght and lndrvndual Sports NANCY DINNEEN FREDERICK DOOLEY Umversnty of Massachusetts Unrversuty of Connectrtut Head of Hornemakrng Department Mathematucs Department Chefs Club Adv ser to Freshman Class Teacher Pupul Parent Teas de? 10 JAMES CONLIN JEANNETTE CORBETT Amerrcan lnternatronal College Arnold College Socral Studres Department Physical Educatron Departm nt Handbook Supervrsor Drrll Team Youth m Government Day G A C and G L C away' 3 I em!! 36- rf x.. -.f-I MARlE DAVIS Teachers College of Connectncut Englrsh Department AGE Advrser Englush Department Lrbrarran Guldance Assrstant Sport Nrght Team and Indrvrdual Sports '1' in VIOLA DEAN Faulkner Hosprtal of Nursmg Health Counse Future Nurses Club YX DONALD DUNCAN ELAINE F HOTT Trtnrty College Teachers College of Conne tcut Soctal Studles Department Englrsh Department Class Rnngs Fteld Trrps Advrser to Fresh nan Cla s Youth rn Government Day Honor So rety ,, rr , . r, ' 'y N s 3 i 4, X-. 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D r . ., - E f' , , . . t I I ' . - , ly FLORENCE FRYE Boston Umversrty Scnence Department Audno Vnsual Auds Coordtnator Auduo Vrsual Alds Club HENRY GIARDI Holy Cross College 5 MAE GAINES MARY GALLERANI Umversrty of Connecttcut Boston Unrversrty Buslness Department Advrser to Semor Class Head of Guvdance Department Counselor of Jumor and Sensor Gurls Placement 94' 5? -er 0 HAROLD GOLDBERG HELEN GOLDEN OLGA Gl'llRONZl St Joseph College Head of Scxence Departm nt Baton Twtrlers College Board Exam natnons A K LEO GOUIN Clark Umversnty Our Lady of the Lake College Frtchburg Teachers College Scnence Department Language Department lndustrual Arts Department Football Coach Varsnty Cross Country Coach Spanrsh Club Technlcal Advlser to Dramatnc Groups Assustant Track Coach Varsuty Track Coach Graduatvon Arrangements Head of Physlcal Educatlon Dept , gl '- 'ma fll ELMER HANSEN ARTHUR HARRINGTON Frtchburg Teachers College Frtchburg Teachers College Head of lndustrnal Arts Department Industrral Arts Department Coordnnator of Specnal Constructuons Prmtnng Coordmator I1 You Do lt Club 55' , 0 PAULA HARRINGTON Suena Heughts College Musuc Department Mustc Club w-ar FRANCES HEFNER Manhattanvnlle College of the Sacred Heart Englrsh Department Guldance Assustant M sk and Wrg Advnser 2 ' . 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I fl 2 ' A I mfr 1 'ati i GRACE HEINDEL DOROTHY HOWLETT RALPH HURLBURT Gettysburg College Mount Holyoke College Colby College Mathemattcs Department Soctal Studues Department Sctence Department Janus Asslstani Internattonal Relattons Club Publtctty Clubs and Classes Tucket Supervtsor Examtnatton Schedules NICHOLAS JACKSTON SALVATRICE ITALIA Satnt Joseph College Language Department French Club Malorettes Red Team ROBERT KELLEY LAWRENCE KERSTETTER MATTHEW KILGARIFF Boston College Provtdence College Untyerstty of Wtsconstn Untverstty of Mnamt Soctal Studtes Department Janus Bustness Advtser Asststant Baseball Coach 2 A '1f Q I-419 K Soctal Studtes Department Soctal Studtes Department Engltsh Department Advtser to Sensor Class Guvdance Asststant Debattng Soctety Publuc Speakrng MARY KRISTOFF CATHERINE LARRABEE ELIZ BETH LARRABEE MARY LQBLANC Framnngham State Teachers College Colby College Colby College 1 1, C CQ f d lEt Jar' s ss UL Home Economtcs Department Head o Language D partmen a o g Home Ecortomlcs Club College Board Exam natrons I2 College Board Exarr nat ons Ccord nator ol Typ ' I. f ' I f Q 'J ' 1 - i, , :, ',' I ,X I f , X .9 I QR fx I I 4 X. ' A 1 l 1' Q :ar X yy R wr' I I :luv ' it , ll ' V 'K A l 1 - ii f 4 5- -. 4 f .. x . - 'I -4 . r ' y 'SQ lf' ' 'W Q' X f L , ' ' M , Sa'1r Tvachc-'s' ol egg I 9 t He . f 'tslt Dc-:f mer Bt nt- Apa't'r'vnt ' I ' K w- , Ing ax ' 1 WILLIAM LORING LIONEL MCCABE HELEN MCCLELLAN University of Massachusetts Guidance Department Mount Holyoke College Mathematics Department Counselor ot Freshman and Head ot Social Studies Department Guidance Assistant: Senior Standings Sophomore Boys College Boards Coordinator Stamp and Coin Club Future Teachers' Club Legion Auxiliary Special Testing Youth-in-Government Day an -.1 JAMES MEAGHEAR American International College English Department American Legion Oratorical Contest Public Speaking CHARLOTTE MEERBACH Susquehanna University English Department Essay Contests Faculty Social Functions vu? if 5.414 JOSEPH NEGRI Arnold College Industrial Arts Department Safe-driving Program Student Parking FRANCES NEVILLE University of Connecticut English Department Pilot Adviser V pi 1 fi PAUL McNUl.TY University of Scranton Science Department Science Club z Science Fair Fire Marshall and Air Raid Assistant EDWARD MEYERS GRACE MURPHY University of Connecticut Trinity College Science Department English Department Coach of Freshman Football Mask and Wig B.I..C, Science Clubg Tumbling Team Y . ' 1' Q s 'vpffef' .. J, 'A I :sw I fix lil GEORGE NORSIGIAN URSULA PATTERSON Teachers' College of Connecticut Framingham Teachers' College Guidance Department Dietigian Counselor of Junior and Senior Boys Coordinator of Cafeteria Scholarships and Testing Special Luncheons, Teas and Dinners P.. 117' HARRY PINNEY Teachers' College of Connecticut Science Department Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Faculty Social Functions Senior Standings 15?- JOSEPH REIDY Holy Cross College English Department Pilot Assistant Guidance Assistant FRANCES SMITH Saint Joseph College Business Department Typing Coordinator - Examinations 9 Q A 'swuf,,gt,t,. I fl SIMON RABIZON ETTORE RACCAGNI DORIS RAYNER Carnegie Institute of Technology Bates College Boston University English Department English Department Head of Music Department Masquers Assistant Masquers, Publicity Director Boys' Quartet Girls' Ensemble f. 1-D 1 ,K Ns. ANNABEL SAVAGE Drexel Institute of Technology Business Department Guidance Assistant Janus Adviser ,pin 17 :fir IRENE STANISLAWCZYK Saint Joseph College Language Department Junior Classical League Latin Club L-.329 if CHARLES SINGER New Jersey State College Industrial Arts Department Fire and Air Raid Warden ,S ,J ,,,,, N. is , -w,,.!g 7 'v- 'tr- X JOHN TUBIAK H-llyer College Social Stud.es Department Field Trips - Photography Club Recent Legislation me-2. 1 'fr' Z CHARLES SMITH New York University Art Department Janus Art Adviser CAROL UMLAUF Houghton College English Department AG E. Assistant FT.A, Assistant '4 -vig. -.Zu uvj 1 'N ' MARY WALSH 'WANDA VVASKELENNICZ MARY JANE WlLSON Bridgewater State College Teachers' College of Connecticut University of Colorado Library Business Department Science Department Library Club Typing Coordinator - Examinations Masquers 'I Q' :ML aff CONSTANCE WISSE JOAN WRIGHTSON University of Connecticut University of Massachusetts Social Studies Department English Department Cheerleaders Adviser to Sophomore Class Sport Night Room for one 'iv 'FJ JACK WISE University of Connecticut Physical Education Department Varsity Basketball Coach Intra-Mural Baseball and Basketball Coach B.L.C. , W, ' -'. . hs ,mf 'if .,,.f S gr, c,.. V V ,X 'i, K , ,bw 4' 7,f,- . , 4. , . .-i ' .qi,. t I GEORGE ZERVAS University of Alabama Mathematics Department Adviser to Senior Class Chess Club -v-an. i K J X' P xi X i' tf Y CN, i' i Xl. X, W t X lc M , K 4'-X l 1 a N X ', 1 Sl SCJXQ .afx TJ 'If Fi' o wr HI- - - an .4 .IXK R, wa as P 'I fi ,-.- f Have your S.A.A4 card? Vw 1? Think she'll live? f M 3 i c ll -- iv' Where's your book? A friend to all. As we cofne to the close of our faculty section, we, like Janos, look back over the tour years through which oor teachers have led acd directed os. We are indebted to tnern tor the knowledge they have llWSllll6C ln Us the knowledge which we hope we will be able to pot to increasingly better use in our future. S.. - s W UQDL3 ALBERT BARONE President DONALD MCMEANS Vice-President ELIZABETH HURLEY Recording Secretary MARIE BREEN Corresponding Secretary JOSEPH O BRlEN Treasurer S3 c 1 I - ,.. , ' a - C7 '5 N l i L-R-Row ln Albert Barone, Joseph O'Brien, Paul Jamieson, James McGinnis, Donald McMeans. Row 2: Dorothea Haynes, Roberta Beaudry, Marie Breen, Marguerite Arnold, Nicholas Sivo. Row 3: Sylene Cavagnaro, Dorothy Geci, Patricia Connolly, Elizabeth Spencer, Ronald Dellaripa. Absent from picture: Elizabeth Hurley. SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD The members of the Class of l957, at this turning point in their lives, look Janus-like to the past and toward the future. The past is a memorable one characterized by acad- emic and social success, marked by friendly cooperation, and remembered for splendid good fellowship. The record of the past augers well for our future, and the class looks forward eagerly to carrying our school day triumphs forward into rich and rewarding lives. 18 ji rx 'JMC f ai- PATRICIA ANN ABRAHAMSON a Business 133 Crescent Drive She s a quiet gurl with little to sa u always there with her winning way Swimming 1 WILLIAM B. ADAMS i College 17 Crosby Street e way to gain a friend is to be one, Audio-Visual Aids 1- Chorus 1- Mas- quers 1 2 4. HELEN F ABO Helen Business 31 Daniel Street Silence is sweeter than speech Bowlingl 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 Gym nastucs 3 Roller Skating 1 Sport Night 1 2 3 Volleyball 1 .gl PATRICIA ANN ACQUAOTTA a Business 32 Clement Road A smile for all a frown for none she s always peppy and full of fun AGE 3 A Dr1lITeam4 FBLA A Janus Staff 4 Transferred from West Palm Beach Hugh School BARBARA A ANNAN Barb College 81 Hollister Drive Is she so quiet and demure2 Maybe but don t be so sure Chorus 1 Class Executive Board 2 3 Glee Club 3 A Sport Night 1 MARILYN R ARMSTRONG Marilyn Business 30 Murray Street Not too serious not too gay a rare good friend in every way Gee Club 3 4 Pilot 2 3 Ta e Tenms 2 -3 as ,,1 4', .I haf 'IWW ROBERT JAMES ARENS Noggs Pra ti 58 Elmer Street How s the weather up th re? MARGUERITE KATHLEEN ARNOLD eg Business 12 Livingston Road Variety s the very spice of life that gives it all its flavor. Bowling 2- Class Executive Board 3 4- International Relations Club 2' Janus Staff 4- Pilot 3 4- Sport Night 2 3- Swimming 2 3. Transferred from Hartford Public High School. ROBERT JOSEPH ASSFALG Bob Practncal 229 School Street Quiet persons are welcome everywhere Chorus l Mnxed Choar A DOROTHY LOIS BAGOT Dot Business 59 Washnngton Avenue Lnttle but oh my A G E A Baton Twnrler 4 Mask and Wug Club 2 Roller Skatmg l Swnm rmng 2 I WILLLAIWAUSMN W. lg Practtcal H4 Canpon Road Happy as the day IS long Class Basketball l lnternahonal Re latlons Club 3 4 Latm Club l S A A Collector 4 Track Team 3 -.ft 17 1 . ,, , -New If tr f mm , T. L,l,.gJ,7P.iLi-gps-A52 145 CYNTHIA ANN BALFOUR Cynthla Busmess T63 Brntt Road Her very frowns are fairer far than smtles of other mandens are A GE 3 Apparatus 2 Grls as ketball 2 F BLA 3 Gyrnnastlcs 2 Sport Nnght 2 Volleyball 2 a-ng 'Qs w gr sn A 1 MICHAEL JOSEPH BAJ Mike Practical l7 Foley Circle A youth to fortune and to fame unknown ALBERT J BARONE Bert College A leader wnth personaluty all fol low m school or sports ut matters not Auduo Vnsual Auds I Boys Leaders Club 3 4 Debatnng Club A Execu tuve Board 2 3 4 President 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Freshman Execu ttve Board Presndent Annex Fresh man Glee Club l Janus Staff 4 Jumor Classncal League I 2 Lat Club l 2 Presudent 2 Masquers 4 ot A Student Council l 2 3 Track Team l 2 3 Youth and Gov ernment Day 2 ARTHUR CLIFFORD BAlLEY Beetle Practical 36 Edlson Street Joan the Navy and see the world Cross Country Team 2 Sclence Club l Track Team 2 GERALD L BEACH Jerry Practucal 4 Robln Terrace A man among men and among women too 4- if s Kd' xlx AN LLETME Vuv B suness N Alexander Dr v I In frnendshmp nn all she does slncere Chorus I Dlstrubutnve Educatuon Club 3 4 State Hnstorlan Local Secre tary 3 4 Jumor Red Cross I Repre sentatnve I -X 'Wt MARLENE E BEZZINI Marl College 803 Burnslde Avenue Full of fun and mnschnef too Apparatus 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bowlmg I, 2, Chorus I, 2, Class Executnve Board I, Folk Dancung 2, Gurls' Leaders Club 4, Mask and Wtg Club 2, Roller Skatnng I, Sport Nnght I, 2, 3, 4, Tumblmg 4, Volleyball 2, 4 ROBERTA PATRICIA BEAUDRY Bert College 66 Gulbert Street The accomplnshments of thus lively lrttle lass are oustandmg every class AGE 3 Balance Beam 3 4 Bowl :ng I 2 Cheer Leader 3 4 Class Executnve Board 4 Drlll Team 2 FBLA 3 4 Folk Dancmg2 Leaders 3 4 Future Teachers Club 2 3 GAC 4 Gurls Leaders Club 3 4 Gym nastucsl 2 3 4 Janus Staffd Glrls Sport Edntor 4 Laurel Gurls State 3 Nattonal Honor Soctety 3 4 Pnlot I 2 4 Red Team Cheernng 2 Roller Skating I Spannsh Club 3 4 Sport Ntgt I 2 3 4 Student Councnl 2 3 4 Tumblmg 3 4 Vo b 2 3 4 RO A 43 BLAK ' Practl Great Hal oad rutile ch f aysx 1 V confnd t tlbmo nt rnattonal elatto u 2 3 SAA Collector 2 3 Student Coun cul 2 Track Team 2 3 4 Af nv BARBARA ANN BEHMKE Barb College Fnendly but shy wuth a twnnkle un her eye AllState Chorus 4 Basketball 4 Bowlmgl 2 3 4 Chorusl FBLA 3 4 Polnt Recorder 4 Gurls E semble 4 Glee Club 3 Gymnastucs 3 4 Janus Staff 4 Typnng Edntor 4 Mask and Wng Club 2 Masquers 3 4 Muxed Chour 4 Natnonal Honor Socnety 3 4 Natnonal Thesplans Socaety 4 Orchestra I 2 Sp t Nughtl 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 9 , ,UI REGINA MARY BOTHUR Jean College BB Hugble Druve Take rt slow and easy Mlxed Chonr 4 Transferred from Mount St Joseph Academy .l BRADFORD BORLAND Brad College 5 Hlgbue Druve Men luke bullets go farther when they are smoothest Cross Country Team 3 4 lnterna tlonal Relatuons Club 2 3 4 Track Team 2 4 BEVERLY ANN BOUCHER Bev Busmess 343 Tolland Street Much sense Ives behund some foolnshness Swnmmmg 2 I JY t - vd ll ' J , J 4 f . I A ll , 'I' I 'A - l ll H V , , , lv' W' if , I t l M N - 1 Q- ' 'L 1 '. 2 ' R6l I . . I 1 79' , D ' I - , I 42 , Q 3 V i Af .f f yt nd Q . , I I l ' ,H - s. ,, - I ' -lz ' CIb,,4,A .I , l I , l A . I l I I l I I1 xl L7 - gf . - ' .l ' 453 U Z - I - , I ' ' ' lt , . , : ' ' ' l, , , 7 ' , 5 lley' ll A I - all , , - I . A P I lt, fl' . , if I ll l V' I I I , , A K L W I I -4 I 1 J' I . . I ,, I VI I X lyjv U Ltd if l 'n l .H , , lu Q ' . I , I I i i h M , . . 6 , 1 ' : ' ' fl- ' J' rf , ' I I : or ' .' , , , : . I DOROTHY LOUISE BOYINGTON ot Business I8 King Court Attractive for her simplicity, likeable for her sincerityf Drill Team 4- Folk Dancing 2' Pilot I- Sport Night 2- Swimming I- Tumb- ling I, 2- Volleyball 3. 'Q ' PATRICIA ANN BRIERTON Patty Ann Business 83 Cannon Road School will go on and I ll not interfere Skating 2 Sport Night 2 MARIE A BREEN Mane College 56 Bliss Street Pretty clever lots of fun she has a smile for everyone Apparatus 3 4 Badminton 3 4 Basketball 4 Bowlingl 2 Cheer Leader I Class Executive Board 4 Corresponding Secretary Field I-lock ey 2 Folk Dancing 2 Leaders Folk Dance 3 4 Future Teachers Club 3 GAC 3 4 Vice President 4 Girls Chorus 2 Secretary2 Girls Leaders Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 President 3 Gymnastics 2 3 4 Janus Staff 4 Junior Classncal League I 2 Latin Club I 2 Secretaryl 2 Mask and Wig Club 2 Mixed Choir 4 Secretary 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Pnlot 2 Roller Skating I Spanish Club 3 S ort Night I 2 3 4 Gold o Captain 3 Captain 4 , 3 ANNA K BROWN Anna Business 70 Larrabee Street Always smiling full of cheer shell be remembered many a year AGE 3 Apparatus2 4 Archeryl Balance Beam 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Bowlingl 2 Chorusl 2 Class Executive Board I Field Ho key I 2 Folk Dancing I Leaders Folk Danc ing 3 4 GAC 3 4 Girls Leaders Club 3 4 Gymnastics I 2 Janus Staff 4 Pilot 3 Pin Cushion Club 3 Red Team Co Captain 3 Captain 4 Roller Skating 2 Soccer I 2 Sport i t I 4 Trav Clu Tumblingl 2 Volleyball I 2 3 4 RICHARD P BRIMLEY Dick College I57 Woodlawn Circle Superior men are modest in their words profuse in their deeds Boys Leaders Club 3 4 Vice Pres: dent 4 Cross Country Team 3 4 Co Captain 4 International Relations Club 4 Janus Staff 4 National Honor Society 4 Pilot 4 SAA Collector 4 Track Team 3 4 CoCaptain 4 Transferred from Cathedral High School ov K' '19, CAM? CMN Carole us 5 EB Brighter thug, are future Plot I 2b ort Nlg Vo ball lk! L I ROBERT BROCKELBANK Brock Practical II5 Shadycrest Drive Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. Transferred from Hartford Regional Technical School. ,f BARBARA HELEN BROWN Barb College I5 Higbie Drive Joy rises in me like a summers rnorn Nigt I Freshman Cheering I Annex wk D ., or I ' 'T ,, H ' ' ' I I I ' X O I , Lg 'f I '. '. I I' . ' - I. . f - ' ' I l I - I - N'gh ,2,3,Ig elllblp 5 D ' , , , : C - V,-Q: fr H l I F ,, . . . , Baton Twirler Ig Chorus Ip Roller CIIOLUS If 2? Mixed Choir 3' 'li SPOYI I ,L f' Il'-f' U Y W jll l?f ,, N I . ex, KJ' I , 1 . o , I V L J - 51'-Nia' . A 'H D kr l Tr I X I Q, . 1 ,, . . . BR X I ' ' nf' N B I ss f - , ' 3 ng 1 A . A ' i I I , , I 6 ' I 1 2 - : I 1 ' I 'fl X136 I ll D 7 ' 5 . . . x . .J J F i r ' I - - If ,U :III DJ ' XI mix! . A CJ XJ 22 BL N HAZEL E BURHANS az College He us a fool who thinks by force or skull to turn the current of a woman s wull Baseball I Basketball 2 3 4 Buke Hakes 2 Bowlungl 2 4 Debatung Club 4 Drull Team 2 3 Folk Dancnng I Glrls Leaders Club 3 4 Gym nastucs I Janus Staff 4 Roller Skat an I 2 SAA Collector 3 oc cerl Sport Nlght I 2 3 4 Swum mnng I Tumbling I 2 Volleyball 4 Youth and Government Day 2 4 'Q CAILOLE ELIZABETH BURR kCarolQ Busmess 37 Ednson Street Laughnng talkmg full of fun Appartus 3 Basketball I 2 3 4 Bowlmg 3 Chorus I 2 3 neld Hockey I Glee Club 4 Janus Staff I SAA Collectorl Soccer 2 Sport t I 2 3 4 Table Tenms Volleyball 2 4 PATRICIA HELEN BRUSHIE PBVII Business 2I3 Sllver Lane Good hearted and mce to all wlmg I 2 3 Spor Nlgh .ZS-P BARBARA JOAN BURKE Barb Buslness 64 Woodbrndge Avenue In her calm and quuet way she accornplnshes a great deal AGE 3 Apparatus 3 4 Badmmton 4 Basketball 2 Drull Team 2 FB LA 4 Folk Dancmg 3 4 Future Teachers Club 3 Gymnastlcs 2 3 4 Janus Staff 4 Pelot 3 4 Pun Cushuon Club 3 SAA Collector 4 Sport Nnght 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Volleyball 3 4 MARY ELIZABETH BYRON Mare College 3 Harmony Street So qunet but so nnce Archery 3 Gnrls Leaders Club 4 Jumor Red Cross I Pulct 3 Tabl Tenms 3 BARBARA ANN CAMPBELL Barb College They that govern the most make the least noise AGE 3 4 Treasurer 4 Badmunton 3 Bowlungl 3 4 Head4 GAC 4 Gurls Leaders Club 4 Gymnastucs I 2 Janus Staff 4 Assocuate Edntor 4 Junlor Classscal League 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 Laurel Glrls State 3 Leaders Folk Dancmg 4 Natuonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Photography Club 2 Pnlot 3 Roller Skatung 2 Spamsh Club 3 4 Sport Naght I 2 3 4 Travel Club I Volleyball 3 V I C 0 i ROBERT CAHILL Robert Practucal 44I Mann Street School ns nlce but vacatnon ns mcer ANNA FRANCES CARILLI Anme Busuness 26 Lana Avenue lf szlence were golden shed be a mullnonaure Chorus I 2 4 Dustrnbutave Educa tnon Club 4 Roller Skatmg I RAYMOND LAWRENCE CARRIER ay College 3 Cannon Road stlent and be safe sulence never betrays you SYLENE CAVAGNARO Sylene Bustness I9 Elmer Street She was always darnng and vtva ctous ever laughrng and audactous Cheer Leader 3 4 Captam 4 F BLA 3 4 Gymnastrcsl Sentor Executrve Board 4 Sport Nrghtl 2 4 Gold Team Cheerung 2 Tumblmg C! SHIRLEY JEAN CARSON Shtr Busmess 3l4 Goodwun Street The gentle mmd by gentle deeds ts known Badmnnton l 2 Bowltng l 2 3 4 Chorus I Future Teachers Club 3 Glee Club 4 Prestdent 4 Janus Staff 4 Lrbrary Asststants Club 2 3 Mask and Wtg Club 2 Masquers 3 Ptlot l 3 SAA Collectord Sport Night 3 Student Counctl 2 Tenms 2 Vol leyball 2 tgp' ANDREA ANN CHUNKO Ann Bustness 47 Church Street Qualtty not quanttty as my measure Basketball 2 Chorus l Gymnastucs 2 Sport Naght 2 Volleyball 2 fb THOMAS CENIGLIO Thomas Practtcal 98 Rusley Street Nothmg ts more uselul than stlence Transferred from John Adams School MARY L CLEMENTO Blondue Busmess 49 Scott Street She has eyes that make the heavens proud to be blue Bowlmg 2 Chorus I Swtmmtng 2 M If 1 ff! Xf 5,5 LA! BARBA A GAIL CHINDMARK Barbara Bustness 73 Forest Street Knowledge to know abtltty to do energy to accompltsh Folk Dancrng l Gymnasttcs 2 Janus Staff 4 Photography Edttor 4 Na ttonal Honor Soctety 3 4 Recordung Secretary 4 Sport Ntght 2 Student Counctl 2 3 ROBERTA MILDRED CLELAND Bert Bustness 396 Goodwtn Street Laughtng eyes luke summer skues A G E 4 Chorus l Sport Ntght l Tenms 2 Tumblmg l 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 xr JON L COMP on College 26 Francis Street Few can possess such qualities of cheerful ways and friendliness Bowling 4 Cross Country Team Man ager 3 4 Chorus I International Relations Club 2 Junior Classical League l Pilot l Student Council I Track Team 2 3 Youth and Gov ernment Day 2 4 K' PATRICA A. CONNOLLY a College 9 Terry Road 'The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Archery 35 Basketball 35 Cheerleader l' Drill Team 2, 35 Executive Board 4, G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics l, 4, Red Team I, 2, 3, 4, Roller Skating Club lg S.A.A, Collector l, 2, Sport Night l. 2, 3, 4, Tennis, President 45 Volley- ball 3, Youth and Government Day 4. ELEANOR A COLE E ie Business 32 Governor Street She s a woman of a few thousand words E 3 orus l Gi s semble 4 Mask and Wig Club 2 Masquers 4 Mixed Choir 3 Sport Night l Table Tennis l BARBARA R COOK Barbara Practical 448 Tolland Street Earnest and ambitious in she does AGE A Archery 2 3 Bowling 2 4 Spot Nght 2 3 A Vo ba l 3 JOHN T CONNOLLY Jack Practical 26 Gold Street He laughed and threw his time away for life to him was to be gay 'NJ ROBERT A COREY Bob Practical I39 Forbes Street Love me love my car Audio Visual Aids 2 Cross Country Team 2 -19- 'Xs- 1 TERESA A CORCORAN Terrle Business 29 Central Avenue Quiet unassuming in every way a ady Chorus l Girls Chorus 2 Glee Club 3 Gymnastics 3 Library Assistants Clu l Sport Night 2 3 Vo ey 2 MARY H. COTE Mary Business 19 Simmons Road Never did an unkind thought flow through that pretty head. A.G.E. 3, President 4, Apparatus 3, 4, Archery lp Debating Club 3, FB, L.A. 4, Chorus lg Latin Club l: Mas- quers 3, Executive Board 4, National Thespians Society 4, Pilot lp Sport Night 2, 3, 45 Student Council T, Tumbling 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4. JOHN E COUGHLIN John College I8 Moore Avenue Thought us deeper than all sleep Chorus 1 Golf Vnce Presrdent 2 3 4 lnternatnonal Relatrons Club A Junlor Classucal League I Plot I Feature Edrtor 2 GERALD J CROWLEY Jerry Practrcal bl Hrghvrew Street every deed of mrschref l have a hand JOSEPHL CURRAN THERON H CRANDLEMIRE en Busmess Te 'Y Colleg 7 Hrgble Drrve MARGARET T CRAVEN Peggy College 392 Halls Street She s a welcome lmk rn any charn of frlendshrp AGE 3 Chorus l 2 ee Club Gyrnnastrcs 3 Janus Staff A La n Club l Mask and Wrg Club 2 Sport ht I 3 50 Mad'50'l Street Entoy yourself' Its later than O what man may wrthan htm hrde you thunk 'h0U9l angel Of' 'he Oulwafd 5'de Dnstrrbutuve Educatton Club 4 Cho Alpha HIY 3 rus l Glee Club 2 3 Masquers I 2 Muxed Chorr 3 4 BRlAN.I CRONIN Brran College '-dude BARBARA A DALY 82 Madrson Street Fame wtll someday shme upon htm Basketball 3 Janus Staff 4 Swrm mung 2 Tennls 3 Transferred from Norwood Hugh 1955 Wmdham Hugh 1955 Barb College 70 Connecttcut Boulevard Good humored frank and free AGE 3 4 Chorus l Internatuonal Re ations Club 4 Latrn Club l Pr ot 4 Pun Cushuon Club 3 Travel Club l ELIZABETH l. CYR Betty Busmess 2 Cannon Road A penny for your thoughts Badmrnton 3 Basketball 2 Gym nastrcs 2 Volleyball 2 'tal' i DIANE M DAVIEAU Business 95 WesterleY Terrace The essence of vim vigor and vitality AGE 4 Baseball 2 Basketball 2 Baton Twirler 4 Bowling l Chorus Gymnastics l 2 Latin Clu Library Assistants Club 3 Plot l Roller Skating l SAA Collector l Sport Night l 4 Tumbling l 2 H54 Q J' FREDERICK T. DEAN Fred College 374 Forrest Street 'With malice toward none. Baseball l- Basketball ls Chorus l' Class Basketball I- Football 2' Latin Club l. BRUCE L DAVIDSON Bruce College 28 Whiting Road Few things are impossible to diligence and skill Band l 2 3 Baseball Manager 2 3 4 International Relations Club Junior Classical League l Latin Club l Orchestra 2 THOMAS W DAWSON Tom College 475 Tolland Street Popularity is power Alpha Hi Y 2 Baseball l Basketball l 2 Boys Leaders Club2 4 Chorus l Footballl 2 3 4 Freshman x ecutive Board Student Council 4 Track Team 2 3 4 RONALDJ DELLARlPA ip College 270 Ridgewood Road Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers Baseball l Basketball Manager2 3 International Relations Club 3 Vice President 4 Janus Staff 3 Junior Classical League l 2 Latin Clu l 2 National Honor Society 3 4 iot l 2 3 Boys Sport Editor 4 Senior Executive Board ADELAIDE V DENTAMARO Business 78 Mill Road Leave silence to the gods l am but human AGE 4 Chorus l Mask and Wig Club 2 .. 'f I MARY ROSE DEMERS Mary R059 BUSINESS 2l Elmer Street Dark hair dancing eyes always smiling she s a prize AGE 3 Apparatus 2 3 Badrnin ton 3 4 Head of 4 Basketball 3 Bwling2 DllTam34 ok Dancing 2 GAC Secretary A G 3 4 Jan Saff 4 P t Pin Cushion Club 3 Red Teafn Ch er i 2 3 4 Co Captain 4 S or Night2 3 4 Student Councl2 3 4 Corresponding Secretary 3 4 Vol leyball 3 4 MN ROSEMARY E. DeROMA Rosemary College 30 Pine Street Continual cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom' Badminton3' Bowling2' Chorusl,2, Drill Team 3, Captain 4' Folk Danzing 2' G.A.C. 4, Treasurer 4, G.L.C. 3, 4, Junior Classical League 2' Latin Club 2 3' Mask and Wig Club 2' National Honor Society 3 4- Pilot 2- Roller ting l- S.A.A. C ll tor 2 5 Spanish Club 3 4 President 3' Sport ' t l 2 . BRUCE E DEWEY Bruce Practucal 334 Sulver Lane Hus merry smule and wutty tongue brought a smule to everyone SAA Collector 2 Y P JOHN V DIHLMANN Jack College 53 Wundung Lane man of few words but many thoughts fn. SALVATOREJ DlGNOTl Salvatore Business 58 Maplewood Avenue A smule wuth an untent to do muschuef Chorus l Freshmen Executuve Board Glee Club 2 Muxed Chour 3 Sopho more Executuve Board K, u, Y sv-nv in DOMINIC D DuNENO Dom College 360 Goodwun Street A pleasant gentleman and a humorous one Baseballl 2 3 Co Captaun4 Boys Leaders Club 2 3 4 Class Basket ball 3 Class Offucer Presudent l Vuce Presudent 2 3 Football 2 Stu dent Councul Vuce Presudent 3 4 ir DAWN L DIONE Dawn College 291 Hugh Street She us qu et short and sweet a n cer gurl you ll never meet A G E 3 Badmunton -1 Laturu Club l Sport Nught 4 Tenruus A Travel Club 2 Volleyball A GERALDINE V DOBBIN Gerry College 6 Craug Court s a fruendly heart that has many fruends Transferred from St Marys Hugh School l'-754 JOHN D DILLON JOHNNY Practucal 77 Wundung Lane Every man us a luttle world RONALD J DOANE on College 760 Sulver Lane Nothung great us ever achueved wuthout enthusuasm Baseball I 2 3 Co Captaun 4 Bas ketballl 2 3 A Class Basketball A Football 2 Janus A nga- lk l ll .,4 . ,Y E . hr., vxinr' JUDlTH A PAGE? wr-at K DONLCQN Jwdr QC 3292 Mary Col ej- 22 Pan? Sus' f' - , .MDA .,- .,,,Lf,, 4,19 r 7l Phelps av et J -15-we ' - W J-f '?. 'Geena ff warner ard sat' so ls ot vo ce Archery 3, Badfn n'o't 3, Basebal 3g Bowlnq -1, F,',re Nxses C ab l, A, fic, ed 'af ian 'have -K , l to 'o o.ff as cnfef, 'sl as today. ,atn lun, lot.1,Kfn,,nC Juno' Cass ia' league lg Pllo' 3, C Sport Nlgf' S, Tao e Tenn s 3, Tenmg 2, 3, -1,VCJleyDall4. Claw 35 ,AA Colevor 2, Szzpno- rnore Exezu' ye Board, Soon 'J gm 2, Stddertt Coencl lg Sw new ng l: xx Tennls A, Travel Club l E 3, Badff rvon 4, G,'vnas':s 5 C 2 F P C s n X T 4 Q NORINE G DOYLE Nortne College l32 Holland Lane Style and tashlon her wtldest passton Archery 2 Baseball l Chorus Fo Danctng 2 Gymnasttcs l 2 tn Cu Sport Nt HENRY C EDWARDS Sonny o lege 1282 Sllyer Lane There was ease ln hrs manner Alph Ht Y 3 Chorus l Class Baslcet 3 Glee Club Secretar lnternatlonal Relattons Club l ? PRISCILLA E DURGAN V S College 682 Maln Street Thls world belongs to the energetl Ba rhlnton 3 Baseball 2 3 Baslfet Ort N ght 2 3 A Vo eyball 2 Q' 31' W DAVID E FLATH Dave College B05 Forbes Street There ls honesty manhood and qood tellowshnp tn thee B nd 2 3 Vlce Prestdent 3 Ba e ball l Baslcetballl Bowlung 2 Boys Leaders Club 2 3 A Class Basketball lnternattortal Relattons Club Janus Staff 3 A Art Ed tor A Juntor Executtye Board Treasurer .lun or Cross l 4 Presldent apter Councll 4 Lttn Cub Mask and W g Club 2 Masquers 3 4 Vtce Presrdent A Natlonal Honor So ctety 3 A Presldent-1 Natuonal Thes plans Soc ety 4 Student Councrl l 2 3 4 Tennls 3 A Youth and Govern ment Day 2 in CAROL A FATICATO Carol BJslness 170 Ha e Road ertthus asttc reapcr of f s to A GE A Chorus l Chorus 2 Uamma Club Repo A ub 3 A us Staff A Roller Skatnng l LAWRENCE E FODREST Larry e e S Str A few wlse words are b t than tho sand too sh o , X X ' l g Art l ' ' ,H V L ll C' fs. 1 Q lr . -- J z Q' lk ' 5 , , Hi-Y 3, Ag rter 5 Glee 3, 4g Lat' l b lg 'ght Cl , plan g Pllot 3, 4, l, 2, 3, 4. I ' . Y 'fy' I A a V I V Y I j il S F , P l b 4 - - 1 V ' 2z ' 2: 1 d - J , J - ' l 4 ball 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2g Pllot 3, 4, if ' 2' 3A f I SD l t , Q ll , 3, ' B ' l 1 , . V - . i ,V if , 9472, A T A ' f, C l ' - X ' Colt g H - ' 381 Hal: eet I i 3 ' A e 'e' . ball 1721 I , I s , Y 31 -'wh meh a U 1, negr, ' , i . V 7:5 'Vs' l. ' ff'5. 7.,. JOANNE E FOX Practucal IBB Woodlawn Circle Her charm us a subtle expresslon of her mdlvudualuty REGINA M FRONCZEK Reggae Busmess 133 Millbrook Drlve She I5 lust as she appears to all frnendly wnth a but of mlschlef tucked lust out of sught AG E 3 Chorus 2 Gamma Hu Y 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Girls Ensemble 3 4 Janus Staff 4 Mnxed Choir 3 4 S A A Collector 3 Student Councul 3 'Nqr' EDWARD L FREDERICKSON College 109 Maple Street Men of few words are the best of men Alpha Hu Y 3 4 Presndent 4 Baseball Club 2 3 Mixed Chonr 4 Track Team3 4 JAMES J FUTTNER nm College 105 Forbes Street Always strnvmg to do has best and hardly ever takes a rest Boys Leaders Club 2 3 4 Presudent 4 Football 2 3 lnternatuonal Re latnons Club 2 4 Track Team l 2 Youth and Government Day 2 ROXENE GAGLIARDI Roclue College 35 Woodbndge Avenue Success IS the reward of toll Chorus 2 French Club 3 Future Teachers Club 3 4 Junuor Classucal Tenms 2 3 GAY R GAYLOR Gay Busnness 87 Mullbrook Dnve For tragedy ns not for me an I am content to be gay E 3 AlSt 4 Chorus Chorus 2 Gamma Hu Y 2 3 4 Vnce Presndent 4 Gurls Ensemble 3 4 Janus Staff 4, Masquers 3, Mnxed Cholr 3 4 ROSALIE A GAGLIARDI oe Busmess 74 Concord Street mce fruend to have Dr Team 3 Sport Nught 2 DARRYL GAMBLE Darryl Practncal 45 Salem Road merry I ll be free l e sad for nobody Chorus I Chorus 2 3 Mxxed Chonr 4 fi' l lllyw ' Jo ' , I R ' ' 8 Q , Q1 If A ' A UA - ' .uf . . . V K b in I A Q 2 1 A 3 I - 2 km .V ' 6.2 ' C Ed - t '- , , ' I ' I I - ' ' - A lf C 0'US ff FF b ' 21, 3' 41 G'ee League 2, Latin Club 2, Paso: 2, 3, 4, 2 I - ,f g I ' ,h ru be , ' , 'u b J' f' Q l . ' l ' -l . . ' ,, . . , H - d , , A.G. . 2 l - ale 7 lp , 1 f : , , - F .b JAMES N GEORGEADY um College 113 Silver Lane good nature brings many friends Audio Visual Aids 1 2 3 4 In er national Relations Club 3 4 PATRICIA L. GIBBENS Pat Business 3 Edison Street Happy'go-lucky, fair and free, nothing there is that bothers me. A.G.E. 3: Chorus lg Girls' Chorus 25 Gymnastics lg Roller Skating Club 1, 27 Sport Night 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY A GECI o Business 21 Oliva Court A noble girl whose friendly ways will gain her friends through out her days Apparatus Club 2 3 4 Badminton Club 2 Basketball 2 Bowling Club 2 Chorus 1 Class Executive Board D Te 4 Dancing 2 Girls Athletic Council 4 Girls Chorus 2 Librarian 2 Girls Leaders Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Gym nastics 2 Janus Staff 3 4 Leaders Folk Dancing 3 4 Pilot 3 4 Typing Edtor 3 4 Pin Cushion Club 3 Red Team Cheering 3 4 Co Captain 4 Sport Night 2 3 4 Volleyball Club 3 JOAN L GILBERT Joanne Business 96 Pleasant Street A friendly word to all who pass her way Distributive Education Club 4 Pin Cushion Club 3 ROBERT J. GESIAK EDWARD W. GORKA Bo College Practical 297 Oak Street 187 Roberts Street solitude all great thoughts Progress is the law of life . are born. EUGENE J GILLIS Gene College 10 Hugh Court e more I see that man e more I like him Baseball 2 Transferred Archbishop Williams GERALDINE C. GOVONI Gerry Business 22 Hillcrest Road Dark eyes, dark hair and a radiant smile, a nice girl and one worth while. Chorus 3f Mixed Choir 45 Trans- ferred: Somerville High. 31 PAUL A GRAVELINE Pau College 645 Burnstde Avenue qutetness and conftdence shall be your strength FRANK C GREENE Frankue Practtcal 23 Scott Ctrcle A man who makes no notse over any deed 5? nf Q73 DONALD J GUILMETTE PHILIP GRAVELINE Don BUs,,,,,sS a Practtcal 645 Burnstde Avenue Now we see you now we don RUCHARD J GROSKRITZ Grog Practtcal .9 51 Crosby Street An Independent fellow wtth a ftrm beltef tn havtng un seball l 3 64 Stanley Street All that us honorable true and fatr Student Councul 3 4 Lu mt as WILLIAM N HAAS Practlcal 535 Goodwm Street Thnnlung as but a tdle waste of thought Football I CAROL J GUARDO Carol College 73 Melrose Street Her accornplnshrnents are far from few stnce she has tntelltgence and personaltty too French Club 3 Vtce Prestdent 3 anus Staff A Edttortn chuef Juntor Classtcal L gue I 2 Lat Club 2 Nattonal Honor Soctety 3 A Parade of Youth Correspondent 4 Plot 2 3 4 News Editor A SAA Collector 2 3 Sport Ntght 2 3 Youth and Government Day 2 ROGER J GUILMETTE Fuzzy College 64 Stanley Street Great mtnds run an broad channels All State Chorus 4 Alpha H Y 3 Glee Club 3 Janus Staff 4 Juntor Red Cross 4 Mtxed Chour 4 Ptlot A SAA Collector 2 3 A Stu nt Counctl 2 3 Youth and Government Day 2 .f -Q MARGERY E HANDEL Marge College 35 Brookfueld Drtve Keep your face to the sunshme and you cannot see a shadow E 3 Chorus I Drtll Team Executtve Board Alternate 3 Future Nurses Club 2 3 4 Prestdent 3 4 Gtrls Chorus 2 Glee Club 3 Gym nastucs I 3 4 Janus Staff 4 Jumor Classucal League 2 Junuor Red Cross Councul 4 Lattn Club I 2 Treasurer 2 Masquerers I Natnonal Honor Club I JEAN L HAZZARD Jean College 56 Broad Street Well done as better than well sand AllState Orchestra 4 Chorus I Future Teachers Club 3 4 Presndent 4 Janus Staff 4 Mnxed Chotr 3 4 Oc estra I 2 3 4 Secretary 2 ot I 2 Roller Skatmg Cub Spamsh Club 3 4 JAMES R HAMILTON tm Busrness 43 Llvlngston Road An all round good fellow Class Basketball 3 Dtsfrtbuttve Ed ucatton Club 4 Parltarnentartan A 4:52 DOROTHEA J HAYNES Dollyj Busmess I76 Brewer Street Ltttle Mnss Mtscheevous thats the name for you Apparatus Club 3 4 Archery Club 2 Softball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Bowltng Club 2 3 Cheerleader 4 Fueld Hockey 2 Folk Dancung 2 C 3 President 4 Gurls Leaders Club 3 4 Gymnasttcs 2 Janus Staff 4 Leaders Folk Dancmg 3 4 Roller Skatnng Club 2 Sensor Executtve Board 4 Sport Nnght 2 3 4 Swnmmnng Club 2 3 Tumblnng Club 2 3 4 Manager 3 4 Volley ball Club 2 3 4 Transferred Stms bury Hugh Archery I Badmunton I Basketball I Cheerleader I Fteld Hockey I Gourls Athlettc Assocua tuon I Glee Club I Softball I Vol ley all I wma WILLIAM M HEAL Practtcal 445 Maln Street quuet lad wth a wmmng way JOAN L HIGLEY Joan Business 47 Columbus Curcle To her young heart everythtng ns un Basketball 2 Bowltng 2 Sport Ntght 3 4 Tennis 2 Tumblnng 2 3 rf ELAINE R HEMPHILL Elanne Busuness 65 Oxford Drive Muslc ts my Hobby Bowlnng Club I 3 Girls Chorus Accompantst 2 Gymnasttcs 2 3 Mlxed Chonr 3 Accompanlst 3 Sport Nlght I 2 3 VALERIE HILL Va College 63 Cannon Road Mustc washes from the soul the dust of everday ltfe All State Orchestra 2 4 Badmtnton Club I Bowlnng Club I 2 Chorus I Gnrls Chorus 2 Gtrls Ensemble 4 Gymnasttcs 2 Latm Club I Mtxed Chotr 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Sport Ntght I, 2, Tennts 2, Volleyball 3 A ' l 'Q 5 J' I ' , f 'A Bill 2, 11 11 . 1 - I , A ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' f A.G., 1 1 ' 45 ' I I IA ' - H 1 1 - r I I -C 3 1 . . , I ' U Q 2 , 1 ' 2, 1 1 , . . - , , I ' f 1 1 1 ' 1 ' I . 1 1 - 1 1 A Society 45 Sport Night I, 3, 41 Tennis 3 , 1 pr 6 . 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 , 1 1 I . , 4, r g I ' . . I ' ' - f .11 , I I I . 1 - 1 I . I . 1 1 , . ' . ' 21 1 1 1 1 1 4- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 'Y . 1 1 1 .-' ' . , . ' . I . 1 1 1 - 5 b . ' I 11 - I, ' A .,l ' Il - 1 1 W - . 4 , 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I I - f 1 rh 1 1 1 1 1 ' - . - . - , . 1 1 Prl 1 1 l I1 - . . , 1 1 1 1 1 I 33 HOWARD A HODGE Howard College I46 Naubuc Avenue Slowly but surely he goes hrs way Chorus I Radro Amateur Club CAROL A HOFFMAN Carol Busrness 70 Central Avenue Neat as the proverbral pun I5 3 'Hs THOMAS H HODGE Tom College 25 Martm Crrcle Srlence as one great art of conversatuon BRENDA L HOLMES Bren College I08 Woodlawn Curcle Quret at frrst but look again AGE 3 Bowlrng ClubI 2 Chorus I Drrll Team 3 4 Glrls Chorus 2 Future Nurses 2 3 4 Gymnastlcs I 2 3 4 Jumor Classucal League I 2 Junror Red Cross 4 Latrn Club I 2 Mask and Wrg Club 2 Mas quers 3 4 Mlxed Chorr 3 4 Na tronal Thesprans Socrety 4 Orches 2 3 SAA lec orl 3 4 Sport Nrghtl 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 ELIZABETH M HOFFMAN Betty College 24 Francrs Street Sparklrng eyes a smrlmo face ln our hearts she s won a place Badmlnton Club 3 Bowlnng Club 2 3 Chorusl Gymnastlcs2 Inter natonal Relatrons Club I 2 Janus Staff 4 Junlor Classucal League I 2 Lattn Club I 2 Mask and Wag Club 2 Vt ePresldent 2 Masquers 3 A Treasurer 3 Natnonal Honor Socvety 3 A Natlonal Thesprans Socrety 4 Pnlot 2 3 4 Club Edrtor 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Sport Nrght 2 Student Counctl I Youth and Government 2 :ir .lik ELAINEJ HOUSE Wlndy College 35I Mann Street Long lrve the merry heart that laughs by nlght and day Bowlmg Club 2 Chorus rr orus 2 Janus Staff 4 Plot Roller Skatung Club I Swrrnmlng Club 3 WALTER S HOINOSKI JR Wat College 945 Forbes Street He that hath knowledge spareth hrs words Basketball I Boys Glee Club I 2 Chorus I Intramural Basketball 4 Latrn Club 2 Scrence Club I Track Team I 3 ROBERT E HORNE Bo College 43 Knollwood Road t us take thungs as they are and not as they ought to be X f ? ERNEST J HUBLEY qu., John Practucal BEATRICE M HURLEY ea Busrness I589 Mann Street Her wut ns the sptce of any crowd Bowlmg Club 2 Chorus 2 Swum mnng 2 A PAUL JAMIESON Pau College 79 Francus Street ts mood as tempered by has golf smooth Class Executuve Board 2 3 4 Golf Team 2 3 A 95 Naubuc Avenue Let thy words be few Chorus 2 3 ELFORD C .IARMAN Bustness 829 Oak Street I don t suppose there ever was a chap luke me before Future Teachers Club I Glee Club 2 Muxed Chour I ELIZABETH HURLEY Betty College T589 Mann Street Her sunny personalrty and flammg tresses are a crown for any queen Apparatus Club 2 Cheerleader 3 Gymnastlcs 2 Mask and Wtg Club 2 SA A Collector 2 3 A Sport N-ght 2 Student Council 4 Swummlng 3 Secretary Jumor Class Recordrng Secretary Class 4 'Q' j wi' fa- 'sql PATRICIA J JOBES a Busrness 50 Francus Street Not to know me argues yourself unknown Chorus I Dtstrtbutuve Educatron Club 3 Roller Skatung Club T if Nr NANCY E JENSEN Nancy College 8 Vnne Street A gem that shtnes with many facets Bowltng 4 Chorus I Accompamst I Future Teachers Club 3 A Secretary 4 Gnrls Chorus 2 Accornpamst 2 Gnrls Ensemble 4 Gymnastucs I 2 Janus Staff 4 Ltbrary Assnstants Club I 2 Mrxed Chonr 3 4 Red Te m Cheertng 3 Sport Ntght I 2 3 A Student Councll 2 3 uf? G LEONARD JOHNSON en College 36 Elm Street Good Nature as the most treasured frtend of personaluty Alpha H Y 2 3 Prestdent 3 Inter na tonal Relatnons Club 3 Lam Club 2 4' Mft 1' rt' N 1 Q' 0 I 5- I LN ' Al 4 I X dr ' N ' xy . - - - I I J A I Q 1 'x Mal V12 ' , V ,V Q , 1, , VV, , jf ' I 'A 1z2Lf?Q I 9' 5253 1 H 'lx . B A 1 1 ' I ' 1 1 B tl 1 f 1 fftff , as , ' M I aff ' ' P 1 ' ' ' A , . 6 9 ,, 4 A n A 1 I V i n 1 I . I . . I I L HH- . . H I ' I I , lr 1 1 ' 1 - I I t 1 1 , Y. . I Y , fl 5. B- as 1- JEAN M. JOHNSON Jean Business lOl Mill Road Softly speak and sweetly smile. Band l, 2g Bank Teller 31 Chorus lg Glee Club 3: Orchestra l. WILSON T JOHNSON Practical 8 Silver Lane clowns are not in the circus X 1. 'K 1 X uf SHElLA A. JOHNSON Sheri Business 39 Higbie Drive Talking, she knew not why and cared not what Chorus l Distributive Education Club 4 Mask and Wig Club 2 Roller Skating 2 Student Councul l Y' 4' JOHN J. KALMAN Jack College 69 Sisson Street A moral, sensible and well bred man Boys Quartet 4 Chorus l Gee Club 2 Mixed Choir 3 4 Librarian 4 Student Council 3 g ROBERT E JOHNSTON Bob College 33 Montclair l can argue with any man Audo Visual Aids 3 A Distributive Education Club 3 A Local President 4 National Vice President 4 Football 2 Latin Club I Masquers 3 A Na tional Thespians Society A Photog raphy Club 3 A President A Pilot 2 3 4 Photography Editor4 Rado Amateur Club A Public ty Editor .1 Science Club 3 Publicity Editor 3 Public Speaking 3 MICHAELJ KANDRYSAWTZ Mike College 30 Arbutus Street An cprtainly he was a good fellow Art Club 4 Audio Visual Aids 3 Chess Club 3 JV Football Photography Club 3 Track Team 2 3 A Science Club 3 JACQUELINE A. JUDD Jackie Business l89 Woodycrest Drive Her grin is merry and she is sincere, but in her eyes the mischief shows clear, Bowling 45 Janus Ag Pilot 2, 3, 4. DONALD N KAMM Don Business 12 Pleasant Street Know how to listen and you will profit even from those who speak poorly n l 2 4 f ' v as X 'gifs ' is ' 4 'Aff 'U -wh r'n1 1q'j,,l:si'rq ANNE E KENNEDY Anne Business 3l Olmsted Street A kind heart a gentle hand are what make Anne s presence in demand AGE 4 Archery 3 Chorus 4 F B LA 4 President 4 Glee Club 4 Sec retary 4 Janus Staff 3 4 Business Manager 4 Pilot 3 4 Nurses Club 3 Student Council 4 Recording Secretary 4 Tennis'3 J? Q JOAN H. KINGSLEY oni Business 47 Central Avenue Chatter is good for the muscles. Mask and Wig Club 2' Pilot 2- Roller Skating l. GEORGE A KELLER George Practical 145 Oxford Drive A man who wastes no words Track 3 WILLIAM F KLOCK College ll9 Oxford Drive e more we know him the better we appreciate him Baseball 2 Football 3 Janus Staff 4 1 SPENCER T KING Spencer College 265 Tolland Street Not afraid of work but not in sympathy with it Class Basketball 1 2 Chorus l Golf Club 2 3 4 International Relations Club 4 Janus Staff 4 Junior Class: c Leaguel 2 3 4 Latin Clubl Pilot 2 3 49 MARY F KOHLER ue College With her lively spirit she will conquer Chorus 2 Folk Dancing 2 Glee Club 3 4 Mask and Wig Club 2 fd LUCILLE M KMETEK College 40 Home Terrace Quiet and gentle but eager and willing heres a gal who deserves top billing Archeryl 2 3 Badminton 4 Bas ketball 2 3 Bowling 2 3 Chorus T m 4 G C 4 i Leaders Club 3 4 Glee Club Assist ant Librarian 3 Gold Team 2 3 4 Gymnastics 3 4 Janus Staff 2 3 Junior Classical League l 2 Latin Club I 2 Leaders Folk Dancing 3 4 Head of Folk Dancing 4 Mixed Choir 4 Librarian 4 Roller Skating I Spanish Club 3 4 Secretary 3 4 Sport Night 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 FRANK J. KRAVIC Frank College IO Willowbrook Place A friendly man full of fun' has many friends deservingly won. Chorus I- Honor Society 4- lnter- national Relations Club 3, 4' Janus Staff 4- Junior Classical League l, 2, 3 4' Junior Foreign Policy 3, 4' Latin Club l 2' Masquers 4' Photography Club 4- Pilot 3, 4- Radio Amateur Club 4' Vice-President. RICHARD LABENSKI i College 56 Prospect Street CadiIlacs and football, what a combination' a HIY 2 3 Football I 2 Chorus I International Relations Club 3 4 Student Council I 2 Track am I 2 3 T 'Z Horse College 8 Hocker Street For many we search before we find a heart so manly and so kind Basketball I 2 3 Boys Leaders Club 3 A Secretary A Football 2 3 4 Track Team I 2 3 A Sophomore Executive Board Junior Executive Board -JN L rw K- PAT LANCIANO Lance Business 78 Warren Drive Clothes make the man Baseball I 2 Boys Quartet A Class Basketball I Chorus I Glee Club 2 Janus Staff 4 Mixed Choir 3 4 ot 4 SAA Collector I 2 Youth and Government Day 2 4 PATRICIA A LAURIA a College 47 Woodbridge Avenue And that smile like sunshine darts into many a sunless heart Badminton 2 3 Bowling 2 Chorus 2 Future Nurses Club 2 3 A GI Club 3 Janus Staff 3 A Junior Class ical League I 2 Latin Club 2 Pilot 2 3 Tennls 2 BETTY ANN LATEN et Business O Columbus C rcle :arm he saw she conquered B vw ng Club 2 Chorus I 2 Fre h man Exe utrve Board 3 SportN ghtl PATRICIA A LaVOYE 5 Business 739 Connecticut Boulevard With a song in her heart a sparkle in her eyes and a smile on her lips she s our gal Bank Teller 2 Basketbal' I Chorus 2 FB L A 3 4 Secretary Treasurer A Chorus I Glee Club 3 Janus Staff 3 Lbrary Ass stants Ciub I Mixed or4Pot SAA Cole Sport N ght MARY D. LAURIA Donna College I7I Crescent Drive 'Always ready with a smile, quick to do anything worthwhile. ' Girls Leaders Club 3 4 lnterna tional Relations Club 2 Janus Staff 3 4 Advertising Manager 4 Junior Classical League I Masquers I 2 S A A Collector 2 3 Sport Night 4 Student Council I 3 A ia- 'Q JEAN F LAURIE Jean Business 79 Forbes Street Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace AGE I Bank Teller 3 Chorus I A I Photography Club Pilot 2 Sk G Alph - ,, ,,3,4g ' .I , Q' ' Te ',',,4, ll 'h l t . - P t ' D . I . I , , : ee Pil ,,3,4f , ' rd' DONALD N. LsPolNTE , , , f F.la.L.4.', V P t ' l I Q B I H 1 It 4 I i I I in 'He -, , . A I I C I I I I 5 ' .... , , ' I fb ck, , ii 3, 4, . . . ' Ivor W i, I i. 38 ROBERT L LeFEVRE Bo College 21 Hopewell Street m always m haste but never In a hurry Chorus 2 BARBARA A LOCATELLI Loke Bustness 142 Cambrtdge Drtve There ns a ltttle bad tn every good luttle gurl Glee Club 3 Lmbrary Assnstants Club 4 P1lot3 4 ALBERT M LEAVITT Business 9O Garvan Street Give me the splendud silent sun Chorus 1 Dnstrrbutuve Educatuon Club 4 SONYA LEE LITTLE Sonya Busnness 19 Edlson Street Lnfe as sweet for all that make tt so Chorus 2 3 Chorus 1 Glee Club 4 JOHN D LOEWENBERG Iowa College 39 Smuth Drtve It ts not enough to have great qualmes we must also have the management of them Actmg Techmques 4 AudnoV1sual Auds 2 Basketball 3 Boys Leaders Club 4 Class Basketball 3 4 Foot b 2 Janus Staff 4 Junuor Red Cross 4 Mask and Wng Club A Mas quers 4 Youth and Government Day 2 4 Transferred from Independence Hugh Iowa 2 14 ANN S LOVELAND Blondy Busnness 67 Church Street Personalnty us to a woman what perfume ts to a flower Chorus 3 Gymnastncs 3 Roler Skat :ng 3 Sport Ntght 3 Tumbltng 3 RICHARD J LONGO Rnchy College 96 Lafayette Avenue Actnons are more precuous than words eball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Boys Quartet 4 Class Basket ball 3 4 Chorus 1 Executtve Board 1 Football 1 2 Glee Club 2 Mnxed Chonr 3 A FRANCIS A LOVVELL Wunkne Practucal 58 Duke Curcle Much mertt no madness tl 7 ' D ' Al ' ' .. , ,, . . . ,. A , ' 1 : : ' ' ' ' : , 1 - . all 5 5 ' : ' 2 - : , . 1 ' l . 1 b ' I ., . . N tl . N 5 la -. Bas , , , : ,Z V ,. . , - - - , 1 : - ' ' : , : 1 ' ,. , xl' f-3 :': ,rt . V L ,, . 1 t 3' - L-', sf., '-f L. ', LL 22. . .L a '- -. -is-L' 4. 47 I - ,.. , . DU ,y A ' H 4 - N nb ' ,,. . . ,, . ,, , : : . : ' f - 1 ' 7 ' . ,J 4 - .. ' ' ,A H - If F . . , , : ' , . A ,X l Z A ' X 39 . 'lr -. l FRANK C. LOZlS Specks College 171 Tolland Street Something attempted, something done. Science Club 2. FRANClS E MACCHI Fran College A good sport wlth a personalrty whlch dellghts In the happter slde of thtngs Alpha HlY 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Bas ketball 2 3 4 Class Basketball2 3 4 Janus Staff 3 4 .lunnor Classucal ague I Masquers 2 3 A I 2 3 4 Youth and Government Day 2 Executnye Board 3 ,4AICflAEL W LYNCH Mnke Practlcal ,94 Sterltng Road thoughts and my conduct are my own Alpha H.Y 3 -sv' -if ZELDA L MAROON Zsa Zsa Busrness T46 Woodlawn Ctrcle There s mrschref tn the lass Chorus I Glee Club 2 Roller Skat :ng Club l Swrmmnng Club l ROBERTA AVEN us ness in cr P F- A HLKP 5 Pete Col ege I.-.-v 7 Grant Hl Road 4 .1 'Pt 13 OG AGE fag be Q y s relmct ,es Apparatus Cl r a rn nton Club Bowl ng 2 -1 Cborus 5 L o csaoymnv n or Rnd Cross J :eo Cho r A YT L1 Sport N glut 2 GAIL M. MARCEAU Gail Business l625 Main Street Whatever of goodness emanates from the soul, gathers its soft halo ln the eyes. odll, THERESA A MARTIN Terry College T36 Cannon Road All around person wonderful gal our gurl Terry makes many a pal Archery 2 3 4 Head of Archery 3 slcetball 2 4 Bow: 3 A Chorus 2 Chorus I G 3 A Gnrls Ensemble A Grrls Leaders Club 3 A Presudent 4 Gymnastncs 2 3 Janus Staff 3 4 Junuor Classl League I u Lrbrary Asslstants Club 2 Mlxed Cholr 3 4 Roller Skatmg Club l 2 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Sport Nlght 2 3 4 Student Counctl 3 A Vo eyball 2 3 A CAROL J McCUE Care Business 202 Woodycrest Drive Personal appearance is a letter of introduction Chorus 2 Executive Board 3 Fresh man Glee Club Glee Club 3 Janus Staff 4 Mixed Choir 4 SAA Col lector 2 Student Council I ww Wh 'W-i-..,. ' JAMES P. McGlNNlS Tiger College 87 Chapel Street A gentleman by nature a scholar by education. Boys Leaders Club 2 3 4- Cross Country Team 4- Executive Board 4- Treasurer l- Football l 2' Glee Club 3 4- Vice-President 4- International Relations Club 2 3 4- President 3 4 Janus Staff 4- Junior Classical Lea- gue 2 3- Latin Club 2- National Honor Society 3 4- Vice-President 4- Pilot 3 4- Student Council l 2 3 4- Track Team l 2 3 4 Co-Captain 4- Youth and Government Day 2 4. LEO G MAZZOLI eo College ll Adams Street Men some to business some to pleasure Baseballl 3 4 Basketball! 2 3 Executive Board 2 3 Football 3 Glee Cub l EDITH J MCGOUGH Edie Business 74 Duke Circle A keen taste for life and all its loys Chorus l 2 Distributuve Education Club 4 Gymnastics 4 Pilot l Roller Skating I Sport Nightl 4 4' 'DY' JUDITH M MCGll.L Judy Business I0 Sherman Avenue Her friends they are many Her foes are there any? Bowling I 2 Chorus 2 Drill Team 4 F B L A 4 Freshman Glee Club l Glee Club 3 Gymnastics 2 3 4 Janus Staff 4 Mixed Choir 4 Pilot l 2 3 4 Roller Skating l S rt Nughtl 2 3 4 Volleyballl KERRY J MCGUIRE Kerry College 36 Church Street Pleasure and work form an agreeable combination for him SAA Collector 4 Science Club MELVIN H McGOWAN Melvin College 385 Brewer Street The seriousness of life is not for me International Relations Club 4 DONALD C. MCMEANS Don College E I5 Cummings Street Collegiate clever full of fun known and liked by everyone. BasebaIl2 3 4- Basketballl 2 3 Captain 4- Class Basketball 4- Execu- tive Board 2 4 Treasurer 2, Vice- President 4- Cross Country Team l- Glee Club l, 2' Mixed Choir 3 4- President 4. 41 MARGARET J. MCNAMARA Joan Business 107 Larrabee Street Speech is great, but silence is greater. Bowling 3. BETTY KAY MERRLL e Business 705 Connecticut Boulevard Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear an society AGE 4 Apparatus 4 Badminton 4 Bowling 2 4 Chorus I 2 3 Gymnastics 2 4 Pilot l 4 Roller Skating 3 Sport Night 2 4 Table Tennis 4 JANET C MEEGAN an Business 5 Plain Drive A good heart s worth more than gold Bowling 2 Chorus 2 Debating Club 4 Music Club 2 SAA Colector 3 MARJORIE A MILLER Margie College 49 John Street The mirror of all courtesy Future NursesClub 2 Future Teachers Club 2 4 Junior Classical League l Mask and Wag Club 2 Masquers 3 1. ROBERT W METCALF Bo College 25 Ambrose Terrace Be always as merry as you can for no one delights in a sorrowful man Alpha H Y l 2 3 Audio Visual Aids l 2 Baseball l Freshman Glee Club International Relations Club l Latin Club 2 WAYNE W MILLER Wayne College 29 Cross Drive A friend is worth all hazards we could run Bowling 3 Photography Club 2 Prolectuon Club l 2 4 Rifle Club 2 Transferred from New London High School JOHN THOMAS MICHAEL Johnny Practical l00 Columbus Street His is the rare gift of making friends wherever he goes. Freshman Glee Club. MARTHA G MILLER Mart Business 80 Furguson Road From her shall read the perfect ways of honor Bowling 2 Chorus l 2 FBLA 3 4 Vice President 4 Sport Night 2 Student Council 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 .gl YNY KIRK S MOIR College 210 Brewer Street I say the very things that make the greatest stir Baseball 1 Basketballl 4 Manager 4 Class Basketball 1 2 4 Student Council 1 2 Vice President 1 is DOUGLAS SCOTT MORGAN Can Practical-College 49 Plain Drive 'I never let school interfere with my education. HAROLD LEIGH MOULTON DOUG A MINOR Harold College Doug Practical 20 DaV'5 Road 54 Arbuws snee, lt is not what a man gets but Men should be what they seem wha' a man I5 Audio Visual Atds 1 Ba Eball I 2 Basketball 1 NEIL MOORE Connie College Business 34 Springside Avenue Laugh and the world laughs with you Alpha HIY 1 2 A Chaplain A Glee Club 4 Junior Classical League 1 ANTHONY W NAVIKAS Tony Practical B1 Washington Avenue Peace is always beautiful Basketball I Glee Club 3 4 Science Club I l I MARGARET LORNA MUTCH Lorna Business 22 Higbie Drive Her voice is ever soft gentle and low an excellent thing in a woman Chorus 2 Freshman Glee Club Nurses Club 4 I n CAROL NELSON Kitty Business 1211 Tolland Street Fond of dress and change an praise- So much a woman ' her ways. Bowling 2- Roller Skating 2- Sport Night 2- Volleyball 2- Executive Board 2 3- Folk Dancing 2. Trans- ferred from Bulkeley High School. ROBERT B NOCH Bo Practncal 220 Naubuc Avenue Not so quuet as he pretends to be CAROLYN F NOVAK Carol College 4 Great Hull Road Llfe wlthout sports us not llfe Basketball l Bowlmg 3 Sport Ntght 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 TELLERVO MADELEINE NOIRE Tella Buslness 61 Connectucul Boulevard Gentle of speech benefucuent of mmd Janus Staff 4 Natlonal Honor So cnety 4 Transferred from Canton Hnghfl l to ha Vlsu Re aho b an lg u 4 Pl ot from Tourte School S anor 9 OKESO College rc e n hum better Ba etball tl al Ste Mask U MARIE P NUCCI Mar e Busnness 13 Columbus Street A h n ng face belongs to a shlmng personality Class Cha rnan l 2 S A A Collector udent Councl I 2 JOSEPH ANTHONY ORSINI oe Practtcal 76 Mlchael Avenue H s a Iolly good e Baseball l Class Basketball I JOSEPH RICHARD O BRIEN College l53 Brntt Road Make way for thus man he s one In a mnlllon Basketball I 2 Boys Leaders Club 2 3 4 Football! 2 3 4 Co Captam 4 International Relatuons Club 4 Janus Staff 4 Mask and Wag Club 2 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Student Councul 2 3 Track Team l 2 3 4 Youth and Government Day 2 3 L LORETTA ANN OMEARA e Busmess I I3 O Connell Drtve Wat IS the space of her ltfe AGE 3 Apparatus 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Head of Basketball 4 G A C Gtrls Leaders Club4 Gymnastlcs Janus Staff 4 Future Nurses Club Vnce President 3 Sport Ntght 2 4 Table Tenms 4 Tenms 4 Vol ley all 2 3 4 KATHLEEN E PARKER Kathy Business 67 Woodbridge Avenue A spice is the flavor of life AGE 2 Bowling 2 Chorus 3 Dis trtbutive Education Club 3 I- ' I ROBERT A PELOQUIN o College 37 Tower Road I have always confined myself to facts Alpha Hi Y 2 3 Secretary 2 Fresh man Chorus Glee Club 2 lnterna tional Relations Club 2 3 Mixed our I 3 4 SAA Collecto Youth and Government Day 2 WILLIAM R. PALMBERG Bill Practical Id Woodlawn Circle Father calls me William, Sister calls me Will, Mother calls me Willie, But the tellers call me ' .' WILLIAM R. PEOWSKI Bill Practical 658 Hills Street Study is a pastime. THOMAS PATHE Tom College 38 Naubuc Avenue A rare combination of cleverness fun and frolic Baseballl 2 3 Basketball I Elocu tion Class 4 Football I Intramural Basketball 2 3 International Rela tions Club 4 Junior Red Cross A Mas quers 3 A President 4 National Thespians Society 4 Pilot 3 4 SA A President 3 Student Council 3 A -QM MAUREEN CAROL PERRA Maureen Practical 35 Stanley Street A calm quiet and peaceful fnannel' E- JACQUELYNN PERKINS Jackie Business 32 Matchell Court A girl worth knowing a friend worth having Baseball 2 3 4 Bowling 4 Chorus 2 Chorus I Glee Club 3 4 Janus Staff A Roller Skating I Sport Night 4 Swimming I T' Sw-' RICHARDJ PERRAS Dick College I6 Washington Avenue Labor disgraces no man Basketball I Glee Club I 2 Mixed Choir 4 45 Bill ' I ,. . . I . ll ' ' ' ll 'I' l I l I . I I .- I . , .i , ,- . . . , , , , , 1 : ,H 1 . , I '-.uf y ,Q 1. ., . . I Q , N , , : 1 - . 1 ' : : H A 1 I , I tl : : - - - ' ' 7 ' , g . . . I ,. N V Collector If Spanish Club 37 Vice- -A ' 2 ' , . 'A ,' . l ' ,, .-'13, - B b ll V A , ,, . U : : - : , : ' Ch ' , , 5 . , . r 35 RALPH F PETERSON Pete Practical 72 Latimer Street I never exert myself it s so tiring Class Basketball 4 lnternational R lations Club 3 JAMES A. PEZZENTE Butch College l24 Greenloan Street Why should life all labor be. Audio-Visual Aids l- Baseball l-Co- Captain I- Basketball ll Co-Captain l'Class Basketball l'Eootball l-Glee Club l. Transferred from Bulkeley. A PATSY .l PETRUZIELO a Business 23 Darlnn Street He lives for life and toy Chorus I Distributive EducationClub 4 Treasurer 4 CAROL J POLYDYS Carol College 87 Olmstead Street A friendly heart has many friends Archery 4 Bowling 3 4 Chorus l Gymnasticsl 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Sport Night l 2 3 4 Vo y b 3 4 JAMES BAXTER PHELPS ax Practical 36 Linden Street When he walked in, the fun began. Baseball l, 2. Basketball l, 25 Dis- lributive Education Club 3, 45 Vice- Pres dent 4g Football l, 2. LOUISE E. POULIOT Lu Lu Business 65 Williams Street Ability is my middle name. Sport Night l, 2, 35 Tennis 2, 3g Tumbling l, 2, 3g Volleyball 3. MARITA A PLIKUNAS Marie Business 92 Crescent Drive A flower of friendliness on a stem of grace E 4 Bowling 2 FB Janus Staff 4 Pilot 3 4 Q 'var JOSEPH W. PONGRATZ oe Practical 617 Burnside Avenue He never says more than he has to. Class Basketball l- Distributive Edu- cation Club 3 4- Secretary 3' Ten- nis 4. 'NN I Fx? SANDRA L RAVALESE Sandy College 7l3 Burnslde Avenue Pram and neat Cute and sweet AGE 3 4 Bowlmg I Glee Club I Internatuonal Relatlons Club Roller Skatlng I Sport Nught I 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 if-4' N... MICHAEL W REPOLI r College I68 Chester Street He ns fearfully and wonderfully made Alpha HIY I 2 Basketball I Beta I 2 Football I 2 JOSEPH E RATAIC oe Practncal 333 Forest Street 'The kund of man you would luke to meet any time any place Auduo Vnsual Auds I Baseball I 2 Basketball I Boys Quartet A Drs trubutuve Educatuon Club 4 Football I 2 Freshman Glee Club Glee Club 2 Mlxed Chour 3 4 Vnce Presndent A Student Councul I PAUL M RINI Pau College 854 Burnsnde Avenue Great thoughts luke great deeds need no trumpet BnI23LatmClubI2 e Presudent I Orchestra 2 Dance Band 3 Jean College I4 Francus Street A luttle sweet a llttle spnce a combonatuon very nlce AGE 3 4 Secretary A Bowlungl 2 Debatmg Club 4 FBLA 3 4 Freshman Glee Club Gymnastncs 2 Internahonal Relatuons Club 2 3 4 V1cePresudent 3 Treasurer 4 Janus Staff 3 4 Junuor Classucal League I 2 Natnonal Honor Socaety 3 4 ot I 3 4 News Eduto Edntorun chuef A Sport Nght I 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 SANDRA J RIVERS Sandy Busmess 77 Handel Road Accompllshments silent but sure Dnstrnbutnve Educatlon Club 4 CYNTHIA G RISLEY Cyd College 52 Pune Street A lnght heart lnves long AG E 3 Bowlnng I Drnll Team 3 4 Co Captam 4 Freshman Glee Club Internatnonal Relatuons Club 2 Sec retary 2 Janus Staff 4 Jumor Class :cal League I 2 Latnn Club I Roller Skatnng Club I Sport Nnght I 2 Student Councnl 2 3 4 WAYNE A ROBBINS Slup Practncal 59 Columbus Curcle Baseball I Glee Club 4 I J ' I l IT, I , . I., ' IA' ad , ,g ' , gVic- 'ff Q 5 . Q ,Q . 2, ,4. ' ' I X ' , i, - - 4 .1 U I 3: xxhvx ' . . i . : , , 1 . ' , I . ' 7 I y ff? JEAN s. REISLER ' , z l 'I ' , : Pil , 2, , 1 ' r 31 ,X ' -' - ' z i , , I , : , IQ? 3 I S -f lb . Rb . I I x, . . ll jk l '- , : 2 I I Hi-Y , 1 , ,3,4. , f A . if +A., X ,if K I 1' J 47 - - ,All ,je , H , gg: eg, JAYNE E ROBINSON Jayne College 51 Cummings Street 'Twas her thinking of others that made you think of her AIlState Chorus 4 Apparatus 4 Bowling 4 Future Teachers Club 3 Girls Ensemble-4 Gymnastics 3 4 Janus Staff 4 Masquers 3 Mixed Choir 3 4 Sport Night 3 4 Student Council 3 Volleyball 3 SHARON O. ROSE Sherry College 53 Hamilton Road Good sense and good nature must ever ioin. Chorus 2- Chorus l- Glee Club 3- Mixed Choir 4- Student Council 3. l BARBARA A ROCKS Barb Business 39 Woodlawn Circle The secret of success is to know what you want and to go after it AGE 3 Chorus 2 Freshman Glee Club l Folk Dancing l Janus Staff 4 Mask and Wig Club 2 Masquers 3 4 Mixed Choir 3 4 Sport Night I Volleyball l BETTY J RUSSELL Rusty Business 26 Edison Street Happy go-lucky with never a care Chorus 2 Girls Ensemble 4 Glee Club 3 Mixed Choir 4 ELSIE A. ROWZA E sie Business lO6l Tolland Street A cheery smile, a friend worthwhile. Bowling lg Chorus l5 Pilot 25 Roller Skating 25 Sport Night 25 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2. NANCY l.. RYAN Nan Business 77 Sunny Reach Drive Not too tall, not too small, clever and iolly, known by all. A.G.E. 35 Bowling 25 Chorus 25 Class Executive Board 25 F.B.L.A. 45 Girls' Leaders Club 3, 45 Gymnastics I, 25 Janus Staff 45 S.A.A. Collector I, 25 Secretary 25 Sport Night l, 25 Volley- ball 3. SANDRA M RUBERA Sandy Business 93 Sisson Street A smile for every girl two for every fellow AGE 4 Bowlingi Chorus L A 3 Junior Representative Roller Skating l Spanish Club 3 Sport Night l Youth and Government Day 2 BARBARA J. RUZBASAN Barb Business 73 Greenlawn Street Silence is sweeter than speech. Basketball 2-Chorus 2-Sport Night l. www:- ' 1 lim- DAVIDL ST PIERRE Dave Practucal TOO Central Avenue Hrs quuet ways become htm Student Councnl I 2 3 JOAN l SANDERSON Joanne College ll Brookfneld Drlve Exqulsltlve taste an manner and and dress and graceful charm she does posses Chorus 2 Freshman Glee Cub l Glee Club 4 Gyrnnastucs 2 Lubrary Asslstants Club l Sport Nlght 2 NORMAN J ST JEAN Butch Practucal 25 Bragg Street ln lnfes small thmgs be resolute and great Class Basketball l 2 3 Capta 1 2 3 Baseball 3 School Newpaper Columbaan Squares Class Offncer 3 Transferred from Van Buren Boys Hugh School 4 GARY A SANDER Gary Practucal 619 Burnsnde Avenue Laugh and the class laughs wuth you but seldom does the teacher Basketball l Class Basketball 2 3 4 Dnstrubutnve Educatuon Club 4 Fresh man Glee Club l VINCENT M SAPERE Van Practucal 39 Judson Avenue Worry never accomplushed anythmg DONALD E SHAIN Shaun Practlcal 44l Mann Street The world ns as you take lt ,Q SANDRA R SCHATZ an Busmess 57 Naubuc Avenue A rhapsody of words F B L A 3 A Gymnastncs A Mask and Wag Club 2 Pnlot l 2 Sport Nught 4 Student Councvl I 2 3 Youth and Government Day 2 1- PHYLLIS E SHARPE I Busnness 2l Plain Drive Worry and I have never met Chorus l Lubrary Assustants Club 2 49 ANTHONY D SHIEBLER TONY College 20 Sherman Street Unrnoved by the wtles of women A pha Hu Y 2 3 Vuce Pres dent 3 NICHOLAS C SIVO Nnck College 7I McKee Street The rught kund of fame leads to fortune Baseball I 2 3 Chef Clubl Class Executlve Board I 2 3 4 Football I 2 PuIot3 Youth and Government Day 2 fl JAMES M SHONTY tm College 3I Crescent Druve Muschref thou art afoot Basketball I Class Basketball 2 Janus Staff 4 CHRISTINE E SMITH Chrls College 477 Forest Street She ll always wear golden crown Chorus 2 Future Teacher Club I Junnor Classucal League 3 4 Roller Skatnng I JESSICA S SLADE Jess e College I28 Stlver Lane S n er ly the essence ot ltfe ' Bow ng I 2 3 -I Chorus I 2 Glee Club 3 Gymnastlcsl 2 3 4 Latnn Club I 'J xed Chou A Sport Nnght I 2 3 A HAROLD L SMITH Harold College B-17 Burnsude Avenue Once a gentelman always a gentleman ' Star-np Club I, Scuence Club I 2 3 JOHN A SLOTA Jack College 5 IIB Handel Street ms presence IS alway heard 'ZEN if mxw airf- QF 4. Q A '23 EUGENE S SMITH Euge College 22 Eduson Street Our teenage Edlson Scsence Cu I 2 3 4 Pres' t 'Z'-v .IUDITH R SMITH Judy Business 86 Wrllowbrook Road e small courtesles sweeten ie the greater enable t AGE 4 Chorus 2 Chorus I Pilot 4 Roller Skatnng I Tennis 4 'i 3 PATRICIA STANSKY a Business 298 S hool Street Tnaught is d eper than all speech C orus I Or hestra I 2 3 .IOANN M SMITH College 57 Spaulding Circle Good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality Baseball I Chorus I Class Execu ne Board I Gamma H Y I Junior Classical League I Latin Club I Roller Skatmg I Student Council ELIZABETH A SPENCER Betty Business 43 Springsude Avenue Hard work is the root of all success Bowling 2 Class Executive Board 4 F B L A 4 Gymnastics 4 Janus Staff 4 Latin Club I Mask and Wig Club 2 Secretary Pilot3 Student Council PHILIP C. STEINMETZ Phil Practical 990 Forbes Street Dalugence is the mother of good luck 'Sv' 1 r ERSILLA D STEWART Ersllla Business 60 Great Hall Road Quiet and unassuming she goes her way Archery 3 Library Assistants Club I Mask and Wig Club 2 Masquers 3 4 National Thespians Society 4 ... P' FREDERIC A STEVENS Fred College 65 Silver Lane To be blond and tall is no hindrance at all Audio Visual Aids I 2 3 4 Basket ball I National Honor Socnety 4 THERESA M STEWART Terry Business 60 Great Hill Road Good natured a lewel with all Library Assistants Club 4 Mask and Wig Club 2 Masquers 3 4 National Thesplans Society 4 S A A Colle tor li- It PRISCILLA A STOCKMAN rts Busmess 23 Cannon Road Meek and reserved unttl you know her better wlung I 2 Chorus I FB Glee Club 2 Gymnastucs I Roller Skatmg 2 Sport N ght I 2 5 HAROLD E TESSIER Tess Practtcal 62 Oak Street Q FRANCIS J SUTTER Frank Busmess RQBERT Q 10LHU5 o College 97 Pratt Street Man as free at the moment he wtshes to be 749 Connectucut Boulevard Those who put forth an effort gatn much Bandl 2 3 Dtstrtbutuve Educatton Club 4 Student Counctl I 2 :al ll' ITP PAuL cs Tnusoomu GLENN J TONKW Glenn Practrcal I Practtcal I2 Chandler Street 3 427 Snlver Lane H s as reserved and stlent as seems qutet but dont lodge a Magma book by tts cover Student Counctl 2 52 JUDITH E THOMPSON Judy Busmess 131 Forest Street Her anr her manners all who saw adrnnred Gymnasttcs 2 lnternattonalRelat1ons Club I Janus Staff A Mrxed Chonr A Natronal Honor Soclety A Sport Nnght 2 Student Councrl 2 3 CHARLES S TOMALONIS Charles College 33 Columbus Street A free frnendly man CLAUDETTE T TROTTIER Claud Business 32 lndian Hill Street Sin erity is a gewel rarely found Archery 3 Baseball 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Bowling 2 Sport Night 2 3 A Volleyball 3 4 l He.. CAROLYN F. TUCKER Lynn Business I06 Central Avenue It is better to be small and shine than to be great and cast a shadow. Bike hikes I- Bowling I' Gymnastics I: Roller Skating 27 Sport Night Ip Tumbling I. FRANK D TRABUCCO PETERJ TURGEON Frank College Pete College 518 Burnside Avenue 59 Whitney Street Discretion in speech as more than Silence and common sense eloquence make the man Baseball I 2 Class Basketball I Auto Club 3 Junior Red Cross 2 Chorus I Student Council 2 3 Masquers I RONALD TRZCINSKI on Business 29 Darlln Street Neither seen nor heard wi xi 'Q i IIII W : 9- mx: 9 Q W3 -4 Qb 2.- .. ac mz ,UV . 25 Jo W-4 E1 J 0 U 0' : ID 2 U 0 ,.. no .. go' mm -ZZ :E -- S1 2 3' 0 II '4 0 C -. 0 :- o -. C I0 O i I0 0 :- o Q c IF ve L DAVID R UNDERWOOD Dave Business 45 Kensington Street I like work it fascnnates me l could lust sit there and watch it for hours Class Basketball I 2 Science Club UIQ JOSEPH VANCE oe College 70 Dyke Circle The mold of man s future is in 's own hands. 53 RICHARD A VAN DUYNE Dick College 128 A Central Avenue They can conquer who believe they can Radio Amateur Club 3 Transferred from Bulkeley Aviation Club 2 Boys Club 2 Student Council DURWARD D. WAKEFIELD Durward College 278 Ellington Road He walks the quiet path of learning. Science Club l. f-ng i' NINA D VOLTI Nina Business 74 Central Avenue Her hair dark as night her smile oh so bright Chorus 2 Chorus I Glee Club 3 4 International Relations Club 2 L brary Assistants Club I BARBARA A WARING Barb College 2 Outlook Street lt always takes less time to do a thing right than to explain why you did it wrong AGE 3 Archery3 Chorusl Gym nastics 3 4 Nurses Club 4 Sport Night 3 4 WILLIAM C. WALDRON Tennessee Practical 33 Smith Drive 'Calm and debonair as ofthe Southern air. IRENE MAY WARREN Business 148 Silver Lane ' Always bright, always gay, always happy in every way. Bowling l, 4g Chorus 4g Glee Club 41 Sport Night 4. BRENDA A WALSH Brenda Business Parkview Drive Charming fragile dainty sweet a maiden beguiling and petite Glee Club 3 4 Sport Night l 2 Tumbling l 2 ELIZABETH L. WARNER Betty Business 138 Chester Street So she poured out the liquid music of her voice. Chorus 2- Chorus I' Mask and Wig Club 2- Mixed Choir 3 4. is f l as KATHRYN J WEDNICHUK Katie College 362 Forbes Street Warmth sincerity a true friend great success will be hers lust around the bend AGE 3 Bowling3 Chorusl Gym nastics 3 Janus Staff A Junior Class ical League I 3 Junior Red Cross 4 tn Club I 2 President I President 2 Nattonal Honor Society 3 4 Financial Secretary 4 Pilot I Sport Night 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 if DONNA M WHEELER Donna Business IA6 Oxford Drive To have a heart with room for every .oy Freshnan Cheerleader I Latin Club Library Assistants Club 2 3 President A Sport Night I 2 MARILYN J. WEBSTER Mare College I6 Cheney Lane Cute, gay, with never a slghp happiness makes the days pass quickly by. A.G,E. 31 Executive Board 31 Gym- nastics I, 2, 3, Ag Mask and Wig Club 21 Sport Night I, 2, 3, A. EMILY M WENZEL ee Business I6 Kohler Street Here ts a maiden who as happy and kind C orus I FBLA 3 Janus Staff A Spanish Club 3 'Q SAMUEL H. WHEELER Sam Practical 56 Cannon Road An hour for toilg a day for fun. Latin Club I. Q.-'HX Q! X T LINDA M WIGGIN in College 262 O Connell Drive A little nonsense now and then s relished by the wisest men Badminton A Chorus 2 Chorus I Future Nurses Club 3 Secretary Girls Ensemble A Glee Club 3 Inter national Relattons Club I Mixed Choir 3 A Pilot 2 3 Tennis Mimi? JOYCE E WHITE Joyce Business IIO Greenlawn Street A friendly smile and tlaxen hair she ts sweet as she is fair Bowling 4 Chorus 2 Drill Team 2 Freshman Chorus Sport Night I BRUCE E WILLARD Bruce College 85 Woodlawn Circle Good student athletic and sturdy of frame honors have come to deck his name eballI 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Boys Leaders Club 2 3 A Football 2 3 A CoCaptain A Natio Honor Society 3 A Nutmeg Boys State 3 StudentCouncil 2 3 A Pres udent A Vice President Annex I Youth and Government Day 2 55 ' H0 1 I I I as s. - 1 ,U f - 1. 1 1 1 - J 1 1 1 ' - If ' ' ' 7 5 ' 1 1 ' 1 Lat , , ' ,Vice- . 1 I . . 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - I . ' ' L 11 . I ,, . , . . y ' ' 1 1 1 h 5 . . . , 1 1 . , I ' I 3: . . I . 1 1 1 1 ' 4. , 1 q,,,,! A , - 1 N n . fc l - ll 11 - - ' - H . BBS 1 1 1 1 1 131 ' w 1 A V I I , - ' g ' nal li ' ' 1 141 l l ' - , ' ' A I 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' - ' 1 GARY A WILLETT Gary College ll5 Manor Crrcle The unspoken word never does harm Bandl 2 3 Prestdent 3 Basketball 2 3 Manager 2 3 Chorus 3 Slu Club 2 Student Councul I 2 Pres: dent 2 Transferred from Patten Academy 4 SUSAN V WILLIAMS ue College 235 Mann Street She strrves and not tn vann AGE 3 4 Voce Presudent 4 Chorus I Debatlng Club 4 Internatronal Relatnons Club 4 Janus Staff 4 Ltbrary Assrstants Club I Mask and Wag Club 2 Masquers 2 3 4 Na tnonal Honor Socnety 3 4 Pnlot 1 2 3 4 Managing Edttor 3 4 Sport Nught 4 Student Councnl l 3 4 I PAUUNE C WILLETT THEODORE R WOCHOSKI Paulme Buslness e Practucal 6l Hugbte Drnve QI Ann Slreel e never falls to please Sport Nlght I 2 VolleybaIlClub I 2 JOSEPH C WILLIS oe College 32 Holmes Street A wtnnrng smxle a lruendly hello That s our Joe Cross Country Team I 2 3 4 Co Captam 3 4 Track Team It ns tranquul people who accom plush much Student Councnl 3 4 DOROTHY J WOLCOTT Dom College 73 Westerly Terrace Small un srze but enormous n good nature A G E 4 Apparatus 4 Gymnastucs 4 Gold Team 4 Sport Nnght 4 Tumb lung A Transferred from Ellsworth Memornal Hugh School 3 DIANA R WINWARD Duane Busuness 174 Brut! Road A gentle lass us quuet wuse she always wnns because she trres AGE 4 Apparatus 2 4 Band I 2 3 4 Secretary3 4 Band Malor 3 4 wllng I 2 3 4 Masquers Travel Club 3 yi FRANK J WOJTYNA Frank Practlcal 32 Mlchael Avenue And sulence luke a poultnce comes to heal the blows of sound DOLORES T ZONGHETTI Dolores Buslness 5Oll2 Snlver Lane A sweet personallty full of rascalrty Glee Club 3 Mnxed Cholr 3 4 Roller Skatmg Club l 2 Sport Nught A Transferred from Bulkeley 3 Anne Kennedy Marte Breen Roger Gurlmette Elrzabeth Hurley Martha Mrller our student treasurer wlth her and Patrlcua Connolly ready to delrver Clwrrstmas cards asslstant Joyce Lucas 5,3 ng- - ii' ., ,'!' -V 4 f , Q mfg, 1 .5 U - , V ff J f 1 , J V gs 00 Y' ...the sincerity of Sue Williams and Nick Sivo. t- Tella Noire and Jack Kalman. ...the studious pair, Ron Dellaripa and Bar- bara Chindmark. I . . .the all-star athletes. Dolly Haynes and Bruce ...Betty Hurley and Bert Barone for their class Willard. and school spirit. f i A Q ...the opwnisrvi of Bea Horiey and Don .Dave Plath and Roseiriarf DeRon1a for .Jhe pretty 'maiden and handsome knight, WE'LL ALWAYS . . .the intricate dance steps of Jayne Robinson and Sal Dignoti. 1 ...Fran Macchi and Barbara Loca- teili for their incessant chatter. ...ever ainbitoss Caroi Guarclo and Jim Mdheans. their originaity. AAqGinw 5 L REMEMBER .,.Pat Lanciano and Norine Doyle, always so well dressed. ill l ll l 5 l . 1 a- i . - , , x - 1 l ff' 1 nv, . . .Tom Dawson and Betty Hoffman for their good-naturedness. Eugene Smith and Pat Abraharnson for their quietness .-Z , 4 1 L. r N,-fi ...the easy-going twosorne, Peggy Arnold and John Coughlin. in ...the cute countenances of Sylene .,.Mary Cote and Torn Pathe for their acting ...the mischievous capers of Carol Burr and Cavagnaro and Tony Shiebler. talent. Fran Mdtthi. A Shirley Carson and Don McMeans for ...the versatility of Bruce Willard and their courteous manners. Marie Breen. t gif ..,Dick Brimley and Anne Kennedy for their congeniality. A WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER .3- A the inevitable success of Ron Dellaripa and Carol Guardo. the sparkling personalities of Bert Bar- one and Rosemary DeRoma. i 5. a ,f H ,Q Helen Abc as vhe bashful belle. ...Lorena O'Meara and Don LaPoin1e, such good sports, 'S Paul Rini and his irumpet. 1 e l l i Marie Breen and Jim McGinnis as al- ways busy, but with time for fun 2 the capricious wit of Peggy Arnold and Joe O'Brien Poui 01 W 1 V avg-Wi 'M Q 3, if--,-1 ff . 'hu sw'-ng ,ages Qi BQ , 'a ner an cf D5.e F?a - and Lo, so Don '-'.C'-'verve nl r ' rr F it nf! .6 I - N 5. in A Q , Q 9 , .f O.Q. X, Q9 9 .J ' if 'QA ' Q 0 Q F' 5 JUNIOR CLASS As we steadily approach our senior year and our graduation, we look back to our freshman year. We remember those first few days of uneasiness as we made our way through the long corridors that seemed to offer us both excitement and confusion, We made new friends and be- came increasingly confident with each new day. Now we find ourselves upperclassmen looking into the future. The horizons loom full of challenging opportunities! and their realization depends on our ability to remain upperclassmen in the ranks of citizenship. Thomas Lewis Q 4 .lack Sullivan, Treasurer, Thomas Stack, Vice-President, N 4' Thomas Lewis, President, Patricia Derr, Secretary. ' JI f C j t t k Row 1: Kay McGowan, Jack Sullivan, Thomas Stack, Thomas Lewis, Patricia Derr, Patricia Buggte Row 2: Mrs. Burrtll, Adviser, Diana Ttllmg hast, Joann Payette, Joyce Bucctno, Nancy Shannon, Margo Blake. Row 3: Steven Taylor, William Kamerer, .lack La Plant, Richard Foley inserted in upper corner, Mr Zervas Adv se' in 4 I ,o 0 7 i 1 filf 4 L1 Left to right - Row l: Carol Bezzini, Carol Belden, Judy Bardimillgawbafet Benjamin, Irma Gregory, Janice Birtles, Jgn Antanitis, Frances Beane, Judy Are ooqwlargo EJ-Q9 Row 2: Mr. McNulty Roland Begin, ' ar Marilyn Adams, ic ard ortier, Carol Enes, Maureen Connell Ann Marie Alleano, George Cataldi, Row 3: Patrick Bradley, Burton Bell, Josgglj-Beik, Richard Blaschke, Dennis, Bowik, Allan Brannan, James Beley, Robert Blaschkehllawrenze gow James Brady. Missing: Loretta Dufresne, Martin Fleming. Y . L ROOM lO2 MRS. UMLAUF wx. AMW. .i.-1111 1 . Left to right v Row 1: Mrs. Umlauf Suellen King, Corinne DiNeno, Marilyn Conant, Ann Collins, Judith Keenan, Susan Kilpatrick, o Ann Ju ia? Margaret Cooper, Carol Deane. Row 2: Paul Carey, Joseph Conroy, John Dellaripa, Annetta Davis, Penelope Collier, Susan Konala, William Kamerer, Ray Dalton, Rodney Kilburn. Row 3: John Curtis, Thomas Conran, Robert Kirby, Peter Kiro, Frank Combs, Robert Crowell, Peter Corbett, Jeffrey Cummings. Missing: Sandra Dalton, John Clancy, Thomas Colletti, Barry Dakin. ROOM lO3 MR. BOWDEN Left to right - Row l: Linda Desmond, Patricia Kickman, Patricia Derr, Sally Dinelli, Diane DeMonte, Loretta Eisen- hardt, Ann Falcone. Row 2: Mr, Bow- den, Edgar Foster,Leonard Disipio,Philip Donahue, Diane LaFogg, Nancy Emer-- ick, Patricia Diamond, Harvey Desruis- seaux, William Evans, Dennis Donahue, Paul LaRocca. Row 3: Richard Falcone, Arthur Brozowsky, William Giordano, Edward Farrington, John Dobbins, Peter -. Brown, Thomas Dongela, Paul Douglas, Paul Emerson. Missing: Kurt Dickson, John Fedos, QViakrie,,K1an3er,.f Joyce Kavas, Joyce Kavaskevsky. 63 Left to right Row 1 Carol Cadoret Linda Rregler Claire Goodno Marie Ferland Nancy Barbrick Marilyn Fortier Mary Fitzgerald Bar a Hernsdorf Mary Lou D Mr Zervas Robert Goodwin Willard Finkle, Ruth Groman rancis Landry Irene Thompson Roberta Latina John Maloney William Krar Fraser McKeIson Row 3 StarTl7.W G'?OTYaT5JThomas Greenwood JE: aP ant Paul Bernier Ralph Gagner Thomas Kyc, Richard Foley George Gardner Arthur Graves Missing Jeanine Fortin Jerry Goss Mauruce Lapre ROOM T07 MRS. BURRILL Left to right-Row l: Mrs. Burrill, iNgy ertrude Holsinger, Jo Ann Jarnilkowski, Pat Hartl, Nancy Hall, Patricia Hodgkins, Carole Sin- cere,Sheila McCarthy. Row 2:Mi:hael Kucka, Reginald Chamberlain, Harold James,Claudette OueIette,Joan Hille, Maureen Paquette, Ray Brown, Henry Jackson, Kevin Chamberlain. Row 3: Bruce Marsh, Joseph Hopkins, John Hornyak, David Hickey, Ray Lanier, William Hartl, Richard Maloney, Frank Rothammer. Missing: Robert Carman, John Herida, Frank Jayinett, Donald Judson, Judith Letendre, Constance Vallieres, Left to right Row I Jo Anne Leone Margaret Spencer Virginia Roggiero Judy McCarron Kath e n Lawliss Virgina Lindsey Erva Willett Elzabeth St Laurent Jacquelyn McDaniel Mrs Golden Row 2 Donna Lee MacLachlan Peter Lombardo Thomas Stack Grant McCray Emanuel Makiaris Donald Markie Kathar ne McGowan JoAnne Manassero Row 3 Peter Lopi Donald Lucas Peter Rubasky Jarnes Sher dan John Lundy Thomas Lewis Edward Lynch Rchard Lamb Mss ng Joyce Lucas JoAnn Marshall Ronald LeFevre Donald LeMieux Richard Leonard 'fr Left to right-Row l: Linda Ponchak, Marcia Mallon, Louise Hoyt, Ruth Carson, Joyce Buccino, Janice Phaneuf, Dolfina Rinaldi, Katherine Purrington, Carol Porter, Betty Ann Petruziello, Miss Howlett. Row 2: Roland Houle, Francis Adams, Peter Puia, Sheelah Britt, Dorothy Pillion, Patricia Ricker, Marion Polowitzer, Theodore Ringso, Albert Quattropani, Richard Odlum. Row 3: Albert Pellegato, Peter Pires, Arden Sylvester, Phillip Pottinger, Thomas Babinetz, Albin Anderson, Sidney Levine, Gary Brown, James Perham, Arden Combs, Louis Rettiriger. Missing from picture: Anthony Aiello. ROOM 210 MISS HOVVLETT ROOM 2O54MR. REIDY Left to right-Row l: Bette McTiernan, Judith McMahon, Jocelyn Morey, Sylvia Nadeau, Len- ore Novak, Patricia Buqgie, Janice Ostrout, Claire Charron, Jeannette Caruso. Row 2: John Bailey, Thomas Bishop, Gretel Miller, Nancy Pathe, Janet Mislivets, Carol Milchenski, Lynn Merriam, Charles Patria. Row 3: Samuel Nemi- row, James Nicol, Edwin O'Connor, Brian An- dheson, Theodore Blessing, Alan Munroe, Mr. Reidy. Missing from picture: Leo Gagliardi, William Street, Robert Parker, Jane Mirucki. s-.. ii Q -.HA A A 2 Left to right Row lg Mrs. Wisse, Barbara Rock, Barbara Brirviley, Nancy Shand, Linda Seedrnan, Rosalie Clark, Joan Mitchell, Carol Sexton Juanita Stewart, Sylvia Sawyer, Elaine Braun. Row 2: William Hass, Jamgs pemc, cio, Theodore Burhans, Nancy Qing-ry Ronald Robidoux, Josephine Sanzella, LeRoy Ryan, Jose Santo Christi, Richard Rosenberg. Row 3. David Raymond, Ronald Roy, Robert Schmidt, Anthony Sasawicz, Edward Sargalski, John Carew, Clarence Clark, William Rice. Missing from picture: Robert Busiere, Jean Robichaud, 65 Francis Schillinger, ylvia cranton, Dorothy Russell, s iii , Aff... if 5-4 6 Left to right-Row l: Virginia Smith, Carol Sottung, Maureen Bradley, Rosemary Galvin, Carol Thayer, Eliza- beth Sweeney, Grace Spillane, Beverly Stauch, Sandra Sylvester, Carole Gay, Miss Hefner. Row 2: George Stankovitch, Qarleen Skaren, Nancy Tessier, Robert Silva, Shirley Stecher, George Swanson, William Syclenf ham, Emily Strnad, Carolyn Smith, Barry Sullivan. Row 3: John Cassello, Dennis Browne, Robert Slater, Joseph Vabalas, Gerald Sweeney, Joseph Simanauskas, Lowell Starkey, William Schwarm, Stephen Taylor, Arthur Temple. Missing from picture: John Sullivan, Hudene Grant, Carolyn Steers. x,ni '4 rx: J 8 Left to right--Row l: Ruth Yauch, Judy Azars, Sally Widdison, Gail Meegan, Sandra Wheeler, Patricia Gar- ach, Mary Santo Christo, Diana Tillinghast, Gail Widdison, Judy Wills. Row 2: Richard Whalen, Michael Thayer, William Secord, Wesley Wojtyna, Albert Zukatis, Henry Warner, Richard Deragon, Robert Varriclc. Row 3: Mr. Kilgariff, John Zaklukiewicz, Arthur Tinson, Richard Wenzel, Lawrence Roath, Wallace Wielock, Wayne Tucker, John Zura. Missing from picture: Herbert Weeks, Ronald Wetmore, Alma Bailey. 'C Juniors Atvend Career Day Research inthe library SOPHOMORE CLASSES Like the god Janus who looks to the beginning and cornpletuon of an undertakung we as Sopho mores now standung at the rnudpount of our hugh school years reflect on our past two years as un derclassmen and antucupate the next two as upper classmen As we near the end of our Sophomore year we fund ourselves pursuung the course whuch best futs us for our futures We feel wanted as extra currucu lar actuvutues vue for our patronage We look for ward to becomung the future leaders of East Hart ford Hugh School hopung to attaun new goals for ourselves and for our school SOPHOMORE Rowl Mary Tygtoj a Frances Lynch Duane Tullotson EXECUTIVE Row2 Mr Allen advuser erald Duone Robert Adams Thomas BOARD Jay Flanugan Muss Wrughtson advuser Hit- r , wnrf 1' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to rught Edward Ruccu vuce presudent Janet Ravelese secretary Wulluam DuNeno Presudent .lay Flannugan treasurer une Bray Martha Longo Judy Healy c unnus Robert Johnstone Peter Wochosku SF nfl 5,55 fuzwii Q, L25 W' -i 5 Qs Q In if -451 9151 1 lb-l' -1:1 'X Ove K Xu. X xilv' X l 5 . -1 l if 1 Lqt Lornght-Row lr Melvyn Bemis, Dolores Serignesenlreijg AAlexYander'y,Lorraine Be1r1,SPatriciaiI-'59BQgRay-I' flJQ11ciAEXg5Hfw? Eugene Cullen, Janet Archa,fQlQdJ.Ll!3 Qariel YPQ!gozHfVeronica Bouchard, Sandia Abraham- T 4g0j,AIfE!dVSta5ffer. lsiw 2: Agr.kBlouni, Qilcgred Arno? Hbarriegliarnetg Joan Beekg, Joanngniscalchj, Cgob W ,- , J C,,gj'1dEP, aio nology ennbe u reyr, arry atignaniyx arxara! ery '6nstanciB3QtiQr'X,, argaret Atticksg W Q 4 Wayne Bernieir. Row 3: Qeph Baroneylhchard Beldon, Luc ' mliamYBavier, Russellxlmefbfrgcgdfgn JW . M ijeo e Arnold, Ro err A:f. rene Bellingham, ,eraldl rpqem Anthony Batignani, Missing from pict z N an Baker. 4, , P o f W 41' OOM M7 MISS ITALIA Left to right: Row, 1-e-Nanny Well-s, Joan Vlolene,sKo,begrv Wgamsi, Kavh- erine Stathopoulos, Doris Williams, Diana Williams, .lOvCe Wakefield, Bruce Wilson! 'FlorenceAALeui1ad Carole Waters. Row 2: CMBIAOKXQ NVoolci'id eg Anthony Zilora,, James Vigjue, xgominic Vespa, William Wells, Kathleen Dawson, Miss Italia. Row 3: Eleanor Zine, Judith Vede- ski,- Stuart Averill, Licl Verravas2 -Carol Zabilansky, Alice Vance, Ro- bert Woerle. 'Missing from picture: Emily Santo Christo, Olivia Fernan- des, Fred Scribner, Alan MacFar- lane, Thomas Michaud, QarbarS Thoma52Phllip Wheeler, Diana Whi- taker, Chad Willis,'Peter Wlochowf ski, James Vasser, Patrick Vincenzo, kUoWria Yacavonmyeorge Zdanes. i ' n 'M V51 iw B fl '37 C if Wikia- Q -2 . Ra M H :El HJ? u ,Q Egan' ,,... le't to rgh' Qow l. Dc'o'lw, Ca Q'i'i5'Cl Boomer, Sh-rley Boucherfjeanne Cadorettek, Ihomas Breemfrancis '.'rcCo a:h Pa- Brown .:,ce Bsovaam Lcr'a ne Boucher Cha'les Beckland, Michael Bren- naw lem. Q '. Sn' to JCM' '.'a or lgsne B'ay, '.'a' ', Lew s Jeaneve Blodgett Carol Blegyng, Gail Burdick, And'--a Beck P:-'er E er- raft L: 'l Pa., Boa 3 Doral, Brennan Daw d Berger, David Bragg, Gordon 68 Brown Sfann Bum. 5-'abc-r' Bud '.'., 's Bum-s Bamara Bervk- 'Jugs it Hem picture: Sandra Ca ue, r r Q l .Y y ,XXX V- PD-a fe XL ,,. 0. 2242 f et A, Room Ni o biignoeiag 0 L14 Left to right-Row lr Margaret Chunko, Janet Dawson, Edward Donlon, Joan Ceniglio, Susan Daley, Geraldine Chapman, Patricia Chmura, Carlene Carneron,'CharIes Corm Q, Frank l-lauzer,'Gloria Caruso, Row 2: Philip Corey, Donald'Chomick, Louise Charest, Nancy Carter, Michael Colla, Francis Carnmeyer, Richard Sutter, Carol Carvey,fBetsy Catorl, Robert Dana, Robert Fielding, Mr. Anderson, Row 3: Raymond Champ, Paul Carbone, Joseph Hyrn, Joseph Carfiro, Dominic Cassella, Frank Crowley, William Crepeau, John Costello, Raymond Clriamberland, Missing from picture: Janet Furlong, Constance Dann, James Blessing, George Roraback, James Murray, l ROOM l O6-MISS BYRNE Left to right--Row ls David D'Alessandra, Lorraine Fournier, Lorraine Dumais, Mari- anne Daunt, Brian Dewey, Maureen Fla- herty, Elizabeth Smith, Claire Donnellan, Joan Gagliardi, Lorretta Defayette, Row 2: Denise Datson, Carol Drumm, Suzanne Dick- son, Dorothy Dubord, Emmett Delgaizo, Bonita Dunphy, Susan Dowden, Concrode Duquette, Miss Byrne. Row 3: Anthony Di- dio, Gerald Dionne, William Derry, Thomas Donnelly, Brian Dihlmann, Daniel Moran, Patrick Vickers, William DiNeno, Ernest Dary. Missing from picture: Frank Bonzani, Robert Hoyt, John Couture, Frank DeRi1a. il , 12' X ROOM lO9 MR. PINNEY 'sal X4 Left to right--Row lp Joan Garrity, John Foley, Frances Copenhaver, Jay Flanagan, Dolores LaChance, Brian Embleton, Douglas Fraser, David Gardner, Gertrude Farnhanri, Rachel Dutremble, Row Z: Lois Boyington, Lorraine Fanelli, William LaVoie, David Galask.xjJarnes'Forrest,'frank Fitzgiogongsmriermnej, Dorothy Gaylor, Row 3: Frank Perry, Ronald Garrison, Steplgrn Edgerly, Rarmond Uiiadyk, Richma, Douglas Fitts, Frederick Frederickson. Missing from picture: Robert Englehardt, James Fagan, Richard Franklin, Beverly Hills, Mary Ann Pezzente. 'S L j, l vfl- ll J i 1 ff-' V A i 1 1 .f ,,, L i 1 I ' 1 A fu 2 --I ,1.. ,Q Lhfl 4 ur, A U, ROOM 208 MR. KERSTETTER ,-we-gl Left to right-Row l: Doris Hupper, Qvelyn Haalagrb lrene Holland, Ann Marie O'Sullivan, Geraldine Hilton, Cynthia Hill, Judith Hunter, Joy Hamilton, Leslie Scribner, Jane Mordarsley. Row 2: Joyce Hathaway, Judith Healy, Richard Moreau, Richard Mernier, Donald Hersey, Peter Paquette, Diane Wirzbicki, Evella Hattin. Row 3: Nancy House, Gary Hickey, Phillip Hornyak, Peter Higgins, Richard Holland, George Henry! Priscilla Heck, Susan Hansen. Missing from picture. Fred Hensen, Sherwood Holland, Janice Hausegfffif Huntey Elizabeth Hutchins, Francis Hutt, David Sequist. ROOM ll8 MRS. LEBLANC Left to rightlR9y lzkfaroll Lemire, Helen Gatesfcafol GUIIEB, Qbhlna Guest, Clau- dette Gregoire, Barbara'feQ6s, Virginia Green,4DianeYGrande,V Row 2: Mrs. LeBlanc, Geraldine Gulino, Virginia Marquesj Judith , l ,Gornetz,3Maria O'Brien, Beverly Giordano, 'H ' Frances Lynch, Nancy Goetz. Row 3: Robert Gorynsfjlgiihard McNamar'aj, Paul LaChance, George Grasso, John Mage, Francis Gravel, Barbara Gibbons. Missing from picture: Douglas Gladden, Elizabeth Gould, Leonard Granell, Ronald Servant. , 1 - -'ww' 5 K. xy' 3 . X H X QVXX xg ' XI . CRX . , L, JF xv f' Inbxv .L 1 w Rf L5 cd L-X L ' V W - Elf A- 3 - ,9- K4 oc VX . 4 kt if 3, xx' so M . Q' Cx by 5 Q' K J L ' y xx, X, V ' ' rs V 'N l ROOM 209 MR. CONLIN Lett 'Q r ght-Row l' Prisc l'a Kolyva, Sally Jergensen, Judith Robacker Beverly Jacques, Virginia Johnson, Mar, Johnson Reg na Ko.alc K, Geraidtne Trzcinkamflaine Javinett Shirley Kamorskk Row 2: Mr. Conlin, Geo'ge Jacobs Pe'e' Jacobs Joan Keegan, Anita Jackman Janet Kinnef Howard Knickerbocker, Robert Kearns, Da. d J. ater, Row 3: Noel Ke 1 ner, Shirley' Krul Patrick Kenyon Wilarn KJr'z, Robert Johnstone, Leonard Karpey Lawrence Hail, Ph i p Jacques, Kathleen Kiernan. Vlssing from p.cture: Artnur Jacobs, John ,Ian-roga, Caro' Keiiey, Diane Kempg,A.'l,chael Kiro, Garnet Ktrkpatrick,Nancy Knott, J ' WT' ROOM 2l4 MR. TLJBIAK Lett to rightfllow l..BarbaraYJean Limdgreg Gail LaVoye, Charlotte Macgoyvrslgyz Martha Longo, Helene Ruebenstahl, Gertrude Madore, Patricia Leone, Sandra Lutz, Lylamt, Nancy Earnes,QynthjLRoyZe. Row 2: Mr. Tubiak, Tina Leone, Richard LaPoinve, William Lee, Frank Dirr gl Michael Liska, David McNamara, Thomas Lohner,bf1daLup1. Row 31 Richard Lund, June Lailfleyg Mary Beth Mahler, John LeDoux, Joseph Lozis,iGeorgel Penney,,Nlartin Lichota, Constance LaPlant, Jetfrej LeVasseur. Missing from picture: Richard Lata, Gary LaVoye, Michael Lazeren, Robert Ledger, Gail LeFevre,j-'loward Reed, Ruth Scott. ROOM 220 MISS C. LARRABEE Left to right-Row l: Georgianne Pelletier, Judith O'Neill, Claire Millington, Rochelle Pia cotte, Paula Pitkin, Nancy Murphy, Rita Pouliot, Theresa Pelletier. Row 2: Miss Larrabee, Eliza' beth O'Brien, Glen Osberg, William Sielitzsky, Elaine Piller, Richard Moir, William Muldoon, Nancy Olesen. Row 3: Donna Novello, William Parsons, James Parkin, Frederick Parker, John Osgood, Robert Pearce, George Peck. Missing from picture: Philip Deane, Raymond Morin, Timothy Moynihan, Brenda Murray, Bernadette Niemczyk, Gale Noyes, Josephine Opalacz, Frank Pagano, Vernon Parent, Albert Pelligri- nelli, Barbara Reed, H.- o l' lll- illll l ,YYW YY, ROOM 217 MR. RACCAGNI Left to right-Row 1: Nanna McBain, Loreen Menard, Barbara Moriartyi.Janet'McCuVep Margo Martin, Mary McGough, Carolyn Mikan, Barbara Mileski, Cheryl Morey, Lois Stentaford. Row 2: Mr, Raccagrnf Allen Miller, Diana Mclaughlirz,-Qail Mathers Raymond Makula, Deming McGilton, Kathlyn Minukag, Vernita McMear1s, Melissa Merrill, Wilham Mesgnger. Row 3: Irene Mislivets, Marilyn Messef, Donald Mclielvey, Michael McGlynn, William Schuetz, James Moran, Edward Marlow, Robert Maloof, Thomas McGinnis. Missing from picture: James McCarthy, Richard Mische, James Packard, Ronald Hull, Susan Starr, William Maroon, Barbara Schwager. Elizabeth Scollan, William Curran. Left to right-Row I: Gertrude!-Loisel,.E' lginexgfennevilley Leona Robergewcyrbifwuliabggfi- f erine Rataizf, Joyce Tischofer, Beverly RuoffDNorrna Prisk, Patricia Rafferty, Rosemarie Pugliese. Roll Dina Rasmussen, Patrick Reardon, Janret RSEIEEE, Leonard Rock, Vera Putnam! Frank Riley, flame RidderLjSandra Sacchi, Ruth Pouliot, Mary Ann Samperi, Miss Agostino, Row 3: William Richards, Richard Railton, Guy Sanderson, John Rowe, Paul Comeau, Neal Prescott, Leonard Rock, David Driggs, Harry Rudeen. Missing from picture: Paul Campbell, Samuel Reed, Anthony Rorrco, Edward Rucci, Kay Ryalls. ROOM 225-MRS. MURPHY Q Left tfo rrigl'1L-Row 15 Gerald-lully, Sandra Traionow- ski, Penelope Iosgk-QLAMary TytoQ William Vaiciulis. Row iiffgloseph 'DiNarcwfRichid,-IJLLQ Robert Trinks, Missing from 'bTEture:Qetty,lonkinp Louis Toomey, Robert Tomas. ASW w L Left to r. hr Row l Jo ce Sobalevws-i James Snaccre A nerr Tw zz: Carol Slicer, Elinor Pierce, Susan 9 7 I Stone, Diane T 'otscn Ange'a Spos'c Joseph Scarp ei'o Carol Sfvgent 'JJd?Vh Su liyan,,Row 2: Susan Shaw Fredenck Schofner, Carol Stevens, William Slocun John Somers Ronalg-Glfaoan Ralph Souza, Stephen Schofner, Ne: Swivwwor-5 Willtam Spattord Theodore Sota Caro' Sk dgell Row 3: Joseph Soifola Russell Sapia, Joanne S'rolnel Arrhg Sap a G'ant Sw 'lr Alan Sn' tl: Rom-r' lesser Qonald Spragg, Jack Wilson, 72 'Ars Hende' '-' ssng l'o ' ::c'-'e .'.a'rL-n Cie' F'a:':i- a Su' f' Jane S'n1hA,Fran: s Sinfn N'e'ri'l Thorenson fn 4 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS urer Clayton Medeuros Vice President Mary Lewis Secretary FRESHMAN CLASS To look Janus like to the beginning of our hugh school career needs but a short vlslon for the freshmen of 57 for still vivid IS the state of bewllderment and awe ID which we found ourselves in our glass home with Its long halls its many rooms its impresslve auditorium and strange faces of both students and faculty Best of all was the variety of the school day sublects of our choice, each with a different teacher, the many activities from which to choose clubs for all Interests dances and athletic competitions Now with confidence and assurance we look to our future three years when we have the opportunity to better ourselves in every way and to make East Hartford Hugh an even better school as a result of our contributions FRESHMAN EXECUTIVE BOARD Left to right Row I Laura Manassero, Theodore Ficocello Barbara Griffin Lucy Romano Lelonnne Carlson, Mrs Elliott, advuser, Michael Hill, Michael Sparveri, William Ramsey Gerald Glassman Stephen Turney, Mr Dooley adviser Q ' -D ,- X v , X . 5' s - l , ' Q ' - - - r 1 s A L g . E .f Left to right: William Ramsey, Presidentg Patricia Sullivan, Treas I . . I . . I . I . , . , , , 7 , Left to right-Row l: Edward Dalton, John Coloccio, Linda Drain, Gloria Dixon, Joyce Hobro, Carol Foley, Valerie Fleming, Anna Lou Phillips, Carole Driscoll, Donna Foley. Row 2: Wesley Mockus, Edward Cyr, Deborah Duell, Rodney Collis, Ralph Dakin, Ethel Doyle, Karen Ereckson, Edith Deane, Robert Montovani, Miss Ghironzi. Row 3: Theodora Ficocello, Donna Shages, Karen Elliott, Carol Pansky, Elderia Frankling, Susan Fiske, Edward Cogan. Row 4: Edward Cope, James Constantino, Alan Coffey, Nobert Coyne, Gerald Curtis, Norman Millard, William Cooney, John Conti, William Cowles. Missing from picture: Alexander Constantino. ROOM 23-MR. HURLBURT Left to right-Row l: Laura Manassero, Patricia Platt, Roseann McHenry, Patricia McPhee, .loan McCarry,' Patricia McNamara, Jacquelyn McMasters, Nancy Mc- Daniels. Row 2: Edward Hutchins, Sharon O'Neil, Joy Olsen, Jack Kelly, Lucille Vallieres, Janet McColley, Nancy Merk, LeRoy Michaud, Mr. Hurlburt. Row 3: Ernest Hutt, Charles Kolenda, William Kasper, Kurt Kilty, Clayton Medeiros, Gary Kennedy, Richard Jarm, William Keeney. Missing from picture: Richard Ivey. 'A IN Q l' I Left to right-Row l: Arthur Perrone, Patricia Scharlacken, Juliette Santo Christo, Edward Weeks, Robert Ponchak, Donald Pizzitola, John Mokrtski, Charles Parsons, David Pelletier, Nancy Roberts, Lucy Romano. Row 2: Stephen Chrnura, Sandra Russell, Joseph Valenti, Carol Ann Schaefer, Patricia Rothamrner, Joseph Petro, Arthur Parker, Vilalter Galanck, Patricia Polowitzer, George Poptlc, Virginia Robey, Julia Boucher, Mr. Gouin. Row 3: George Bassett, Ella Russell, Janice Roman, Carolann Sawlca, Michael Procaccini, Richard Pratt, Donald Pitkin, Stanley Pernal, Richard Curron Patricia Ryan, Gayle Rozie, James Pascoe. 74 , 4 1-D sl I I 1 15 Left to right-Row lr Miss Smith, Dorothy Yauck, Barbara Wescott, Phyllis Potenza, Richard Niernczyk, Diane Baiocchi, Kenneth Nelson, Jean Zawacki, Virginia Webber, Madeleine Zinick, Nancy Wheeler. Row 2: Dolores Wengzen, Gail Washburn, Mary Ann Barrett, William Yamalis, Paul Weirup, Edward Wheeler, Eric Wood, John Zernbrowski, Charles Wallach, Joseph Levesque, Donald Vanostrand, Sharon Zukauskas, Carol Ann Radzewicz. Row 3: Marjorie Vraibel, Barbara Purzycki, Joseph Walling, Peter Weirup, Edwin Worthing- ton, Larry Marino, Robert White, Donald Wicks, William Zimmer, Sandra Weaver, Colleen Wilcox, Clifford Yellen. Missing from picture: David McTiernan. ROOM lll-MISS KRISTOFF Left to right-Row l: Raymond Clark, George Cai- nuro, lgter Coaclji,,Shiela Oliva, Sandra Cook, Mary Conroy, Beverly Ford, Judith Derry, Phyllis Corby, William Shook, Rodney Clavette. Row 2: Miss Kristoff, Jean Balkus, Judith Collins, Linda D'Agos- tino, Constance Craven, Carol Davies, Norma Cyr, Kathleen Genthener, Ann Brown, Patricia Pascoe, Karen Derrick. Row 3: John Carlson, Kenneth Call, Nancy Dakin, Albert Clark, George Christiana, Charles Morrell, Michael Williams, Frank Byam, Frank Mullett, Leon Catlin. Missing from picture: ,ls Donald Capoldo, Robert Caye. --'N t. J. Left to right-Row lf Ruth Johnson, Shiela Levy, Timothy Hill, Donald Hartl, Carleton Benoit, Robert O'Malley, Robert Hayes, Michael Hill, Richard Hart, Loretta Licitra. Row 2: Donna Lutzen, Brett Hope, Carolyn Ouellette, Carol Maine, Judith LeDoux, Janice Maci ary Lewis, Jean Luizzi, Richard Handel, Mrs, Sava e . 9 ' Row 3: Deanna Lund, Frank Lamprey, David Holcornf Richard Oney, Keith Hausman, Reid Hollis, Gordon Olson, Ronald Hastings, Annette Loranger. Missing from picture: Charles Toce. 75 ROOM ll9 MR. DOOLEY Left to right-Row T: Carl Puia, Edward Rawlinitis, David Paparian, Edward Roberts, Beverly Schoen, Con- stance Sinoneao Theresa Serignese, Eileen Smith, Kenneth Rettberg, Row 2: Mr. Dooley Marie Stewart, Ralph Risley, Alan Proulx, Nancy Polydys, Sharon Senna, Betty Ann Snipes, Sandra Skarin. Row 3: Phyllis Smith, Lorraine Sinnarnon, John Rinaldi, William Ramsey, Robert Risley, Dennis Rettinger, Patricia Simmons, Carol Rivers, Row d: Charles Rock, Richard Rogowski, Richard Sherwood, Dane Alexander, William Quealy, Dennis Randall. Missing from picture: Edward Rago, John Walsh. ROOM QOQAMISS MEERBACH Left to right -Row T: Marilyn Giberson, Johanna Rancourt, Sandra Vespa, Joan Totten, Patricia Swinyer, Dorothy Tsolas, Antoinette Miceli, DCharles Stansky, Vincent Mankowski, Row 2: Patricia Boisseau, Patricia Tarascio, Allen Thompson, Barbara Rand, Yo- landa Stoddard, Linda Trantolo, Carol Turner, Henrietta Roy, Miss Meerbach. Row 3: Nancy Tyler, Michael Sparveri, Stanley Trask, John Stowell, Diane Stolstrom, Patricia Sullivan, William Unger. 316 Row 4: Tomas Mantie, Michael Towhill, Joseph Sparveri, Don Smyth, Eulie Hallengs, Mark Thomas, Farncis Sullivan. Missing from picture: Margaret Vickers, Gerald McGuire, April Swanson. ,f ROOM 203 MISS NEVlLLE A L L - a- Left to right Row l Fe' x Bastaragne Mar, Bielnach Shirley Auprev, Cynthia Baurnarn Elizabeth Perrin, Gloria Barnard Swfphen Bav L-r f1r w' Aeilc .2 ar Baron Row 2 M ss Nev lie, Joan Barrett, Carol Pellagato, Jo,if- Barnes Thomas Ba Q, '-'rihae' Bar la '-'aron Poo Apri Parr, Row 3: Sanfg, Alleano Dorothy flrrvemroet Lnda Becrtfar' Baroara Pearson STCDPBYTC Bar'e'Y J-dth Ashe Dane Bengston Patricia Baraiicwsl- John Andrews. Pow. .1 Franc s Bauer V, 'ron Ann rwger Tho'-was Azzarra Robert Brown, Barry Andersen, Anrhgny Ba',li C ticrd Acer, 'Jace ne HC land, ight Row I Peter Brennan Joseph Marcellino Bonnie Lee Chesney Susan Camrneyer Mary Chaves Sharon Cherwinski Theodore Martocchio Lelonnie Carlson Row 2 Gail Calabrese Carol Carter Geraldine Donald Bigelow Lester Bell Michael Mas louis Davd Best Fred Boothroyd John Curran Missing from picture: Gerald Bennett, John Blake, Gordon Booth, David Brodeur, John Buccheri, Dorothy Burns Barbara Burr, Marilyn Carlson, Virginia Dzikiewicz, Jarnes Lata, Shirley Pastore, onald Popolio Left to r - 1 , , , , , Coletto, Robert Boronski, John Mascolo, Barbara Cable, Jacolyn Brodz, Pat Coach. Row 3: Clark Boffington, B X , 1 I J ROOM 207-MRS. DAVIS Left to right-Row l: Bonnie Wilson, Hulda Meshrow, Richard McCourt, Mary Joan Myers, Linda Neuman, Elaine Musheno, Nancy Morin, Carol Miller, Shirley Myers, Row 21 Mrs. Davis, Elliot Lamb, Maureen O'Brien, Albert Lairgne, Sandra Miller, Charles Kramer, Ronald LaPlant, Ann Moynihan. Row 3: Judith Moticka, sv, Ann Quealy, David Mazzadra, Maxine Merriam, Wanda Michaels, Charlene Nied, Donna Nichols. Row 4: Ron- ald Lysiln, John Leavitt, William Lindh, Robert Labenski, William Tamiso, Robert McDougall, Donna Robertson. Missing from picture: Raymond Kimball, Ronnie Lee, Earl Kukevitch. . J ,V '26, , NM , ,ii ww , 4:f'1ff'o if fiffrq L, u df - . ,4 A 'll yi!! fl fi 1 , idfiffflf - if-1777! I y 'ffl 'nay' X f BX lp' 'dull pinned, C' 1 ., x na' Sr' than f' ROOM 2ll MISS MCCLELLAN Left to right Row I: Robert Grant, Douglas Gilmore, Natalie LaCroix, Victoria Kochinsky, Cecile LaChapelle, Joseph Grasso, Charlotte Kirkpatrick Joanne Tiberio, Joan Lasko, Elaine Johnson, Rita LaPre. Row 2: Miss McClellan, Robert Oranell, Sanford Goldfarb, Sh.rley Johnston, Phyllis LaMesa, Marilyn LaVoie, Carol Padulla, Donna Pinto, Catherfne Kimasiievslcy, Luther Green Raloh Gould. Row 3: Barbara Lawson, Edward Hemeli Bruce McLean, Orin Fisher, Jerry Glassinan, Carter Anderson, Philip Cole, George Gross, Vincent Hailco, John Bradley, Carol LaPlante Missiitg from pictife: Carol Ganata, Sharon Kelly, Stephen Hamilton, Kenneth Gero, Alan Hackbarth. ROOM 206 MRS. ELLlOTT -,ur I Left to right-Row lg Ronald Deske, Joel Diernond, Nicholas Denamaro, Arlene Guillottaiandra Grilli, Rachel Goulet, Nancy Palrnberg, Donald Englhardt, Bruce Daniels, Charles Delissio. Row 2: Marie Gherlone, Phyllis Giordano, Lorraine Guynup, Rita Furmon, Loretta Giddens, Donna Guite, Judy Goetz, Kathleen Greenleaf, Veronica Garcia. Row 3: Barbara Garrison, Fred Goss, Robert Emerick, Alan McManus, Charles Dewberry, Domenic DiBattista, John Desmond, Russell Emery, Patty Hambleton. Missing: K. Darby, J. Dona- hue, N, Franklin, M. King, D, McPhee, J. Piccarillo. l ROOM 215 MR. JACKSTON ROOM 223-MISS STAN ISLAVVCZYK Left to right-Row lr Belle Laraia, Barbara Godlewski, Francis Rudeen, Gary Ryan, Noah Roy, Sharon Miller, Mary Cronin, John Turner. Row 2: Miss l. Stanislawczyk, Gregg Foley, Robert Saunders, Daniel Balkus, Frank Schi- vitzer, Richard Tarascio, David Sawyer. Row 3: William Scott, Stephen Turney, David Shute, Ronald Totten, John Sheehy, Anthony Cirone, Gerald Leonard. n a---'-' l Let' 19 fglw' Rc.-w l Jane Jazczsee l'nc'f Horqan Shela Haney Bonne lf-lcke, Ann Hickey, Donald Ga nes Hawic: Fcswwcld Ca'c Howes Navi, Ha s Gene.-eve P 'en'a RCW 2 Gerald Geci Dens Ga ag:' 1-' 5- 'i',A c Fava nc- Do'-.e ci Gi-:'oe Ame' a HJ 'g: 'es, Care Izzo Nancy Hoooer, Jann Gearan, Row 2 '.' 1 5:51 Q fl in Ff '2 c:'.e Fa., :': :i1- Donna '4a '3w-a. .Csefn G5.:'1eS HE G- T' H viklen-an ici.-.a'd F nl-le Rosa' Pager bras '.'cGocc'ty ROOM 219 MISS CLEARY '6Wh0s0euer neglects learning in his youth, q 4 loses the past and is dead for the futu A 5 n 4 ref, Jlff. 1' -x Mrs Galnes Head of Gundance counsels student Margaret Cooper GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Ever watchful ever helpful From our Hugh School entrance to our departure As we reflect Janus like on our many hours spent nn class rooms we look flrst to our Guidance Department where we come wtth our problems personal educatuonal vocatuonal and health Because our hugh school ts one of the largest rn the State the Gund ance Department makes a partlcular effort to look out for the wel fare of every rndtvtdual student Tranned counselors help us chart a course of actuon whuch wrll promote maximum growth and develop ment tn all aspects of our school lives and provide the foundation for responsible cltnzenshup We may receive encouragement when we are dtscouraged tnformatnon when we need a factual basus for maknng a decvslon regardrng college or career and Insight Into our strengths and weaknesses The Guudance Department achieves ful flllment In our success and we are unspured by therr efforts In our behalf to attaln nt Sensor Cynthua Rusley examunes college catalogue an Guidance Department 79 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT uffnglislz for Everybody- from the beginning to the vml . . ' The English Department strives to acquaint every stu- dent with a well-rounded knowledge of the language and its many facets. During our four high school years, gram- mar, punctuation, vocabulary, composition, novels, short stories and the writing of autobiographies were presented to us. In the freshman year, the fundamentals were pre- sented and we were inducted into a new, yet old subiect. As sopohomores, with the fundamentals behind us, we be- gin to improve our technique of writing and reading. Read- ing comprehension and research work were the mainstays of our iunior year. At last, as seniors we polished off our knowledge with weekly compositions, a short story, essays and the reading of some of the classics. Listening to A Tale of Two Cities. I 3' ' C il- f Www .. X, : if if A unit of literature. 5 Survivors of Macbeth. The fundamentals of grammar. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT The present mul Ilw pus! is r1'1'errlv1l. The study of social science makes real our position in society. Through it we realize town, state, nation, and vvorld problems, and learn to form our own opinions as to their solutions. Our study began fvith Civics, a required subiect pertain- ing to local government and community affairs. Field trips were taken through Tovvn Hall and the Fire Department Head, quarters. In our sophomore and senior years vve became full- fledged politicians for Youth-in-Government Day. Other stepping stones in our four year's iourriey vvere Modern History, which informed us of the present day life in the European and Asiatic countries, Problems of Democracy, a course on the problems facing our democratic way of life, and Consumer Problems, which delves into current consumer topics. United States History was the last step for most of us in our senioryear. Here the economic, social, and political devel- opment of our nation was explained. ' Thus, we have been offered a complete background in social studies in our four years. 7' ,f s T' Kr v. fi sf' ,dig M -.4 4l ' Television makes real the study of the Far East. f . i 3 0 4 z M -l. Studying the troubled Suez Preparing to be active party members. i s a 0 ' s. ! i1 K MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT i'Fm' College' ur hrffrydzly I'se.', The Mathematics Department offers courses for col- lege preparation and practical use. Those not planning further college study take courses which make use of the interesting application of mathematics. College prepara- tory students receive the basic background of algebra in Algebra l and continue through a complete study of Plane Geometry in the sophomore year. Algebra ll in the junior year takes up the more complicated aspects of the subiect. The most advanced form ot mathematics taught in the high school this year is Trigonometry and Solid Geometry. Trigonometry, in combining the principles of algebra and plane geometry, concentrates its study on the triangle. Solid Geometry uses many of the concepts of Plane Geometry with a third dimension, depth, taken into consideration. The traditional fourth period trig class ....,,, , ..,..... -.... . Ms, T1-fe-2--': ----- -. :- :......- - - --- ...' - ' 1, ll , --f. ' : - ' 1 3? lf a line is perpendicular . x fl SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Srzfnzf rn obmuzff the Inu 0 lzunmruls lllll ulums labor to rnlurge the runners 0 I1 0 f ustf r Eager to further acqualnt ourselves wuth the world around us we lourneyed through the Sclence Department becomung nntrugued wnth the laws of nature General Scwence un our freshman year was a basus for all the scnences to follow Brology whrch dealt with plant and anlmal lrfe came our freshman year Many of us were fasclnated wrth the dlssec tron of anlmals Chemlstry followed un our lunlor year ln our study of the composntuon of substances and the transformatuon whach they undergo we found a practucal appllcataon for our study of algebra Next came Physucs the science of lnannmate matter ID motion Toprcs such as heat lrght mechanucs electrlcrty and sound were studred Those of us unter ested rn the further study of the body studued Anatomy and Physiology Not only dld we become aware of the sclentrfuc complexuty of llfe and matter as a result of our study of the sctences but many of us have decided to pursue the more advanced study of one of nts branches whrch wrll result nn our becomlng doctors chemlsts technncrarts engnneers etc ,.... Scannung the General Science protects Studyung f o ln- Xt Buology the study of lufe K ' x about crllated columnar eprthelual ce s wr M Q Wx. Add another pulley? Just one more drop at l 195 ' ' 57 ' ' f 4 v f fe- J 4. ,U . . ,, X ',, J: 4 f I ,IJ ' .Q 4 , t . l ' A an It ' r ' N ' , fr V, W I W it kr ,, , .. T it L I fc E ': . X, 'g f ,' M' F 1 x I X a , Z , K, A ,- 5 -4 1 r ,N c 'F If c, Q I 2 I ' 1 . --- .4 5 I wr-9-.f A I. J l 4 Y E ,- T , X -1 ' 5 Q Ll' 1 . ., gf' KR. 'Gr ,gas again i ikw! !i. '.-. '-N. La lecon pour le iour. cl Que pasa? ART DEPARTMENT Fine Arts-the old and the modern. Art is no longer for the few nor for the high school art room. The learning process and the creative process which was once reserved for scholars we now know to be a part of all high school students. Art courses are open as an elective to all East Hart- ford students. Examples of our art talent are seen in the numerous holiday decorations about the building and posters. 84 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Non svholae, sed l'ifl19.,, The first of many new experiences as we started our iourney through high school, was the study of afor- eign language. Enrolled in Latin I, we tackled a new vocabulary and elementary Latin grammar, reading such short stories as Patna Mea. We continued into Latin ll with Caesar and his conquests, then some of us into the story of Virgil and Cicero. Desiring a knowledge of one of the modern lan- guages, some of us chose either French or Spanish de- riving much satisfaction from our study when we found ourselves able to read and conserve in another lan- guage. From the study of vocabulary, tense and mood, we were able to better understand our own language. Lx sv , 6 Ng Gallia est omnis divisia in partes tres. .. :QNX Masterpiece in the making. x od ...fr F-F , t fees A lesson in spirit duplicating. Accuracy and speecl-bound to achieve. he BUSINESS DEPARTMENT The merits of its study are Illllflyf, Those of us interested in preparing for employment in the business world enrolled as students in the Business De- partment which offered us three phases in which to develop and perfect our skills and understandingsfthe secretarial clerical and the retailing. During our freshman year, we took subiects which gave us a basis for more specialized subiects to follow. In our soph- omore year, we embarked upon Typing and Bookkeeping, choosing in our iunior year, the sequence of studies which most directly prepared us for the position in which we de- sired to work. Some of us continued in the secretarial phase, gaining speed in dictation, acuracy in transcription and de- veloping desirable office techniques, manner and appear- ance. Others prepared themselves for general office work, taking such courses as typing, business law and economics and business machines. Day by day results of the work done by the retailing students were manifest by the attractive window displays and the well-trained salesgirls in the school Buzz Shop, The positions held by our business department graduates are proof of the completeness of its curriculum and the zest with which many of its students have pursued their studies. 5.4-qlvlfrff The boss s letter For school supplies . . .Or fashion highlights. The books are balanced. l 'L sv-4 yi HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT 4 stztrlz Ill 111110 sales mm' What great satlsfactron we felt as we tourneyed through the practical courses of the Homemalcung Depart ment learnan the effrcnent wa to do thungs rnost of us will 9 Y have to do each day of our adult life We learned the fun darnentals of sewln cooking food reservation and Q P horne nursing durvng the first year then marriage and fam :ly luvnng and further stress on nutrntuon and fabrics Horne plannlng and decorating were the basis of the Homernak :ng Ill Course Runmng up a seam 53 57, f Explaunnng the secrets of food shoppung 1-rn The vnalongs of a sktrt Father O Mara vtstts Marriage and Famlly Lnvrng Class INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT lluslrfrr-rrrflsnmn or lmlulylnun .H A center of creation is our industrial Arts Department. From fresh- men to seniors, boys are mastering skills which materialize into a voca- tion or a hobby. Exploratory courses in drafting, electricity, graphic arts, metals and woodworking are offered in basic shop and general shop courses. Upper classmen, after determining their interest and ability in a special phase of Industrial Arts, choose to take advanced training in such courses as Elec- tronics, Woodshop, Metals Il, and Graphic Arts Il. Increasingly popular has become our course in Driver Training. Stu- dents reaching the age of 16 strive to fit it into their curriculum. With stress on safety students receive classroom instruction on road courtesy rules of the road mechanics of the automobile as vvell as practical ex perience behind the Wheel A demonstration on the Do All ' A' Q What are you making boyso Some useful advice ,i Q 4,8 -A-xfx Q llh sjlllf il gf his t i SGTTIHQ UP Type Planning a superstructure i ' . , , R Q at y A X , - - If A ' '- , 5 i 'S 'O ' 0 V w , f -1 X . NM, , . 'Ha -,. r, i A g ' V . 1 s , ,n fl , ' x I 5 x Q, M . ,Nil A n There s musuc In the aur As freshmen startung up the ladder of hugh school we looked eagerly toward partucupatnon nn some of the many musuc courses offered Choral work was happy work as we sang wnth our classmates old and new songs learnung music technuques and apprecaataon as well as cooperatvon so necessary for perfect harmony ln any phase of llfe MUSIC DEPARTMENT Full the uorlrl ruth hurnmnx Duscussung a Music Theory assrgnment PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT A sound body Il sound mlnd Physlcal educatnon was probably one of our most en loyable compulsory sublects The most duffncult task In our freshman year was to lump Into gym suits and sneakers un four minutes Soccer volleyball and folk danclng dnscovered for us muscles we dudn t know exnsted Our sophomore and lunnor years brought a variety of sports baseball tennis archery basketball volleyball and badmunton Our sensor year cl: maxed the sports In which we partlclpated durlng our pre vuous years Never forgotten are the sux physucal exercrses the Krause Webber tests for strength and agullty that left a hangover of umagunary feelnngs of broken backs pulled leg muscles and sore arms A thrnllung volleyball game Outdoor gym class I 0 . KJ I 45 - Q 1- -S9 . I 4? - fl f . 1 7 - l fq ' l ' 'u . 5 K I N uv , . . . . , . , 1 , , f ,X 'T'-A f..1.1'G. f 'g1Q.'9- , e , , .A . - - ' lffwwiffw n .' gf, 66 ' 95 1 ,, . , . . . my f . . 5 oi r . . is 1 - 1 1 1 g , - ' VS' . . . . . 'Y 'Q I ' K 1 Y V f I X ' ' 1 -if . 11 - . Q T . A , I ' , ' 'Q' ': . . fs t , . --1 nd-lv- ' I ri 'e .45 'aa F A Q'1 'iff if 4' , Q H 13+ v, -' -i .1 K 3 J M '4 'G 1 .,. il .qv L47 l 2 -'xg '-si ' 19 -1-1 f '.r ' V'--,J-q' 1- - ' L I H NV'lE L1.E' Ll Ei X 5 5 i R Editor-in-Chief Carol Guardo ,c ,VJ EXECUTIVE STAFF Seated: Carol Guardo, Editor-in-Chief, Barbara Chindmark, Photography Editor, Roberta Beaudry, Girls Sports Editor, Standing: Anne Kennedy, Business Man- ager, Barbara Behmke, Typing Editor, James McGinnis, Boys Sports Editor, Barbara Campbell, Associate Editor, Donna Lauria, Advertising Editor. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Barbara Chindmark, Editor: Judy Thompson, Wil- Glms SPORTS STAFF 'iam Qkeson. Dorothy Pillion, Dorothea Haynes, Roberta Beau- dry, Editor, Loretta O'Meara. Q.: ADVEl2TlSlNG STAFF Front row: William Klock, Marita Pltkonas, Donna Lacr a Editor, Frances Beane James Sh Carole Burr, Barbara Rocks Diane Ttl'otson Mar, Lou Daley Francis 'Vtacch Anna Brown Rosemary DeRoma, June Bray Vt sstng Jud, Aregood Suzanne Dcbson Donald Doane Gary Sander, Nancy Shand. Susan W-lltarns, JANUS A new look for the '57 Janus has been the object of this year's staff. With the growth of East Hartford High School-students, faculty, and activities-the Janus took on a new size. The expansion of the book was made possible by the work of the advertising and business staff-both of which reached their goals and exceeded that of previous years. 77 vu ..., T ,L sa- ' X Q- , nbja 'Y U. -1 X ' 'E' ll l I '74 I i onty. Second row: , Margaret Craven, TYPING , Patrick Lanciano, Seated Barbara Behmke, Editor, Bar bara Burke, Nancy Ryan, Emily Wenzel WRITING STAFF Front Row: Jacqueline Judd, Nancy Jensen, Barbara Campbell, Editor, Theresa Martin Jocel n More , y y. Second Row: Marie Breen, Kathryn Wednichuk, Patricia Lauria, Frank Kravic, Margery Handel, Nancy Shannon, Linda Seedman. Missing: Sheila McCarthy. Under the leadership of Editor Carol Guardo and the encourage- ment of the advisers, the Janus has developed into an 152-page account of life at East Hartford High School. This account is based upon the interpretation of the god Janus, the guardian of the begin- ning and the ending of every un- dertaking. 4- I 4 C3 ADVISERS Mrs. Savage, Mr. Jackston, Mrs. Heindel, Mr. Smith. ,S T li REM. I ART STAFF BOYS SPORTS STAFF Row 1: Dennis Donahue, Shirley Carson, Tellervo Front Row: Brian Cronin, James McGinnis, Editor, Noire, Elaine House, Jaquelynn Perkins, David Spencer King. Flath, Editor. Second Row: Joseph O'Brien, Richard Falcone, Row 2: Erva Willett, Beverly Giordano, Jean John Loewenbarg, Thomas Moynihan, Richard Hazzard. Brimley. Missing: Warren Cutler. 6 ' - s 1- - il' -ar x , lg..- rr -if 1 S4 rv BUSINESS STAFF STAFF Standing: Carol McCue, Elizabeth Spen- Cer Missing: Judith Bardin. Row l: Patricia Acquaotta, Judith McGill, Anne Kennedy, Manager, Jean Reisler, Cynthia Rowe. Row 2 Regina Fronczek, Hazel Burhans, Dorothy Geci, Carol Faticato, Marguerite Arnold, Carol Sexton. Row 3 Mary Rose Demers, Sally Donelli, Gay Gaylor, Jayne Robinson. Row 4: Roger Guilmette, Betty Hoffman Claudette Ouellette, Maureen Paquette, Cynthia Risley, Albert Barone. ,F i bg it ,K l ' in M. SI LJDENT COUNCIL Left to right-Row I: Bert Barone, William DiNeno, Samuel Nemirow, William Lind, Lester Bell, Henry Warner, Howard Knickerbocker, Thomas Lewis, William Parsons, Joseph DiNardo, William Evans, Jerry McGuire, William Ramsey, Ernest Hutt, Edward Rucci, William Maroon, LeRoy Michaud. Row 2: Susan Stone, Joan Lasko, Mary Conroy, Carol Mikan, Valerie Fleming, Jean Luizzi, Phyllis Patenza, Lorraine Benn, Sharon Miller, Marcia Mallon. Row 3: Evelyn Haylen, Susan Dowden, Nancy Shand, Dominic DiNeno, Bruce Willard, Mary Rose Demers, Trudy 'TQ Ns! 1 i l l i i 1 . i 3 1 -J A A STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Bruce Willard, President, Anne Kennedy, Record ng Secretary, Mary Rose Demers, Corresponding Secretary, Donmnic DiNeno Vice-President. Farnum, Betsy Caton, Beverly Giordano, Susan Williams, Linda Riegler. Row 4: Diane Tillinghast, Sandra Grilli, Jo Ann Juliano, Sandra Cagne, Eleanor Zine, Cynthia Risley, Betty Hurley, Elaine Piller, Betty Spencer, Patricia Hunter, Diane Bangston, lrene Alexander. Row 5: Thomas Pathe, Thomas Dawson, John Loewenberg, David Flath, Kerry McGuire, Joseph Lozis, Frank Crowley, Michael Proccacine, Neil Prescott, William Vaiciulis, James McGinnis, Donald Guilmette. STUDENT COUNCIL Throughout the past year the Student Council has tried to promote a spirit of unity between stu dents and faculty. The Council has not merely been a rubber stamp for student opinion but rather has tried to represent the student body by providing leadership tor the school. The most important function of the Council is providing a sounding board for student ideas which might otherwise go unnoticed. The Council controls the budget under the S. A. A., has charge ot club and social activities, and promotes and co ordinates all healthful and wholesome co-curricu lar activities sponsored by the high school. The Council is considered to be a part of the aca demic curriculum in that it provides training tor members in the areas of selt-expresion, effective group participation and civic responsibility. Ii, till. TUCKER CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY To create enthusiasm for scholar- ship, to stimulate desire to render service, to promote leadership and to develop character are the purposes of the National Honor Society. MEMBERS Left to right4Row l: Jean Reisler, Barbara Chindmark, David Flath, James McGinnis, Kathryn Wedni- chuk, Susan Williams. Row 2: Rcr berta Beaudry, Rosemary DeRoma, Betty Hoffman, Barbara Behmke, Carol Guardo, Marie Breen. Row 3: Ronald Dellaripa, Joseph O'Brien, Barbara Campbell, Bruce Willard, Mr. Bowden, Adviser. NEW MEMBERS OFFICERS Left to right-Seated: Judy Thompson, Mar- Left to right-Seated: Barbara Chindmark gery Handel, Tellervo Ngirg, Standing: Secretary, Kathryn Wednichuk, Financial Frederic Stevens, Frank Kraviq, Richard Secretary, Standing: David Flath, President Brimley, Nancy Jensen. Missing from pic- JBYTWCS MCGlV1f1lS, Vice Pfeiideflf. ture: Leonard Johnson. Dr. Langford speaks at National Honor Society Induction. ll0ll0R SOC l E T Y Cixi., MIX Pianist: Left to right-Row l: Marcia Malon, Judy Wills, Darryl Gamble, Regina Fronczek, Nancy Jensen, Allen Miller, Rober Guilmette, Henry Warner, Steve Taylor, Lucille Kmetek, Marie Breen, Jessie Slade, Barbara Behmke. Row 2: Betty Lou Warner, Gay Gayl6r, Carol McCue, Betty Jane Russell, Sylvia Scranton, Maureen Paquette, Edgar Foster, William Parsons, Robert Peloquin, Alan Munroe, Roland Begin, Valerie Hill, Brenda Holmes, Linda Riegler, Jean Hazzard. Row 3. Judy McGill, Patricia La- Voye, Dolores Zonghetti, Beverly Koropatkin, Janice Jamilowski, Susan 1 ED CHOIR Judy Bardin Kondla, Carol Cadoret, Donald McMeans, Pat Lanciano, Leonard Curran, Peter Lupi, Joseph Rataic, Jack Kalman, Edward Frederickson, Jayne Robinson, Janice Birtles, Roberta Mayen, Gerry Govoni. Row 4: Judy Thompson, Sally Donnelli, Gretel Miller, Barbara Rocks, Barbara Brown, Linda Wiggin, Robert Assfalg, Robert Varriclc, Roland Houle, Richard Longo, George Arnold, Edward Lynch, Herbert Weeks, Terry Martin, Beverly Stauch, Eleanor Cole, Penny Collier, Joyce Lucas. MUSIC GROUPS Music talent at East Hartford High School mani- fests itself in many choral and instrumental groups, The prevailing vocal groups are Choir, Girls' En- semble, Boys' Double Quartet, Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Freshman Chorus, Freshman Glee Club, and Girls' Chorus. Performances ofthe choral groups are the Christ- mas Concert, Music Festival, and assembly appear- ances. The highlight of this year was the combined program featuring the Hartford Symphony Orches- tra under the direction of Fritz Mahler, togther with our choral groups. Activities of the band include performances at football games, assemblies, an annual band con- cert, and music for graduation. Students who play string instruments and who en oy group playing have ioined the school orchestra, GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Lett to r gnt Pew T Lnda ffggin, Reg na Fronczek, Jayne Robinson, Terry 'nartn Row 2 Gertrude Holsingcr, Eleanor Cole, Valerie Hill, Barbara BL-hiiilug Row 3, Gay Gaylor, Nancy Jensen, Maureen Paquette, Betty Russell GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Pianist: Gertrude Farnharn, Left to right-Row l: Roberta Latina, Bonnie Domphy, Beverly Giordano, Marilyn Armstrong, Josephine Sanzella, Virginia Johnson, Sylvia Sawyer, Joan Sanderson, Marie Ferland. Row 2: Zelda Maroon, Nancy Carter, Gertrude Holsinger, Nancy Hall, Patricia Hodgkins, Patricia Leone, Susan Stone, Marianne Daunt, Linda Lupi, Katherine Rataic, Irene Warren, Sue Kohler. Row 3: Emily Strnad, Elizabeth Petruzielo, Carole Burr, Sylene l BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET Left to right-Row l: Roland Houle, Richard Longo, Pat Lanciano, William Parsons, Row 2: Joseph Rataic, John Kalman, Edward Lynch. Miss-ng Richard DeRagan. Cayagnaro, Marilyn Fortier, Patricia Diamond, Delphina Rinaldi, Marilyn Adams, Nancy Pathe, Shirley Carson, Carol Faticato, Ann Collins, Row dz Virginia Smith, Brenda Walsh, Priscilla Stockman, Barbara Annan, Carol Sexton, Darlene Skarin, Nancy Murphy, Georgianne Pelletier, Rachel Dutremble, Sally Jergnsen, Eleanor Zine. MA 1, ,X ORCHESTRA Left to right-Row 1: Priscilla Kolyya, Lonnie Carlson, Jean Hazzard. Row 2: Carl Puia, Phyllis Smith, Mary Lewis, Carol Carter, Betsy Perrin, Row 3: Michael Williams, Vincent Hailco, Mary Tytor, Mr, Crump, Conductor. .l BOYS' GLEE CLUB Left to rrght Row l Edward Weeks Grant Srnrth Chad Wlllas Wtlluam Jacobs Peter Brown Gary LaVoye Donald Spragg Stdney Levlne Thomas Valclulls Samuel Reed Wxllnam Kamerer Anthony Batngnanl James Lewls Row A Nell Moore Peter Pures Leonard Granell Wayne Robbnns McG:nnts Row 2 Dennns Donahue Norman Baker Joseph Scarpuello Gary Lows Toomey Douglas Gladden Stephen Edgerly Albert Pellegatto Rnchard Hlckey Fredertck Fredernckson John Costello Frank Crowley Joseph Lozls Meunler Not an pncture John Clancy John Lundy Davud McNamara Frank Row 3 Muchael McGlynn James Nncol Ralph Gagner John Osgood Arthur Rotharnmer 4' P BAND lar- c ew Qcw Haw a L 'NcLean f nt ts O av l l De ry Row robert Dana Robert Slater l am Crepaao Ntlltam Spaf L ' 5 I Y I U I I L l r r I 1 L - r ' ' ' , , 1 r . 1 , L , f , , 2 . , , r , f , v r ' ' , t , ' . 4 I , r J 1 1 r f r I - ,hd if . ii 5 r I A T .' t U J . I . 5 . Q l - - L g'f f 4' L . AJ ,, LJ' 'C r ':l Cfw l fa'l Pe 4 ,lan Cp- Ffvv-,' .li a . in tr 5 2: :.'Zf in- '-Ove .1 r- -V.-.1 'x .- 7- Md ' ffm, ffl ff 5: f' A B' an Bamara Roz- .'. an Earcf' 5 W-'v nge' Sfraioro Grid- .a. TTB: L vw- ' .farm :iw 5 '. Cry' p f: ::s,'i, . :fclss :VV 'B , ' reid :iw 2 5 5'ra'f1 rt ' on-l Qcflnf-, C -c- r- Bmi- - 2: B'E ki'Q A :-'-r' PV ::'li' Or .' as Qoi- Thema, '. Qjgene, Robert ly ' LQ-'ra en Je-an 3-van t L rra nc- Benn Ed ard f-lwshtfs -'vt ' am flew Ha'-.ey Jesu :seam ., 4 X , ll I x, l , - , . J , .. . , E ? 2 1,5 1 , L , MASQUERS Lett to right-Row I: Susan Kondla, Barbara Rock, Suellen King, Brenda Holmes, JoAnn Juliano, Thomas Pathe, David Flath, Susan Stone, Janet McCue, Evelyn Haaland, Katharine Minukas, Rosemarie Pugliese, Cynthia Rowe. Row 2: Mr. Rabizon, assistant adviser, Joyce Wakefield, Angela Sposito, Beverly Ruoff, Nancy Murphy, Barbara Behmke, Marie Futtner, Frances Landry, Mary Beth Mahler, Sandra Cague, Irene Bellingham, Susan l I f P , ' I i 44 ' K Hansen, Elaine Piller, Susan Williams, Mary Cote, Nancy Shand, Gloria Caruso, Mrs. Wilson, adviser. Row 3: Albert Miller, Emanuel Makiaras George Arnold, Burton Bell, John Loewenberg, Ronald Roy, Frank Kravic Robert Saunders, Ronald LeFevre, Theodore Burhans, Mr. Raccagni, assistant adviser. MASQUERS The purpose of the Masquers, a dramatic club open to iuniors and seniors, is to further an interest in technical and actual acting technique, giving the students a chance for self expression. A tradition of East Hartford High School is the annual Christmas Concert with tableaux illustrating the Christmas story, enacted by the Masquers. Their biggest un- dertaking is the three-act play produced in March. The Masquers also sponsor a novelty show for as- sembly. Each spring the Masquers trek to New York to see a professional stage show. MASQUEFFS OFFICERS Left to right-JoAnn Juliano, Treasurer, Thomas Pathe, President, David Flath, Vice-President, Susan Stone, Secretary. Mask and Wig is a club for freshman and sophomore NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Left to right-Row I: Nancy Shand, David.Flath, Barbara Herns- doff, Betty Hoffman, Suellen King, Mrs. Wilson, Adviser. Row 2: Mary Cote, Burton Bell. Row 3: Brenda Holmes, Barbara Behmke, Sue Kondla. Row 4: Tom Pathe, Ronald Roy, . Ay .. its . v4 ' i 4. 3 4 . ' gs? y, if 1 r.i,qy.Qsf,g5Q I , . I .A -1 li? f . sf'-S3 I ll i I 5 I i .4 2 . if .,5.g ?3 -. fezxsfi' 'PP-22:1 .: ' Til' ' Q MASK AND WIG OFFICERS Lett to right--Betty Smith, Vice President, Dorothy Tsclas, Sec- retary, Mary Ann Daunt, Treasurerg Joan Totten, President. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY The National Thespian Society is an organization for the outstanding members of Masquers chosen after accu- mulating quality points for services rendered during their high school career. Two members ofthe group are selected to receive best acting awards. These Oscars are presented at the graduation exercises. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY OFFICERS Top to bottom-David Flath, Presidentg Mary Cote, Vice Presi- deng Barbara Hernsdoff, Secretary, Betty Hoffman, Treasurer. MASK AND WIG dramatists. lt acquaints the members with the general prac- tices of stage production such as lighting, makeup, and scenery, and develops their skill in basic acting techniques through skits at club meetings.-The members realize the problems in producing a play and learn how to overcome them successfully. The main project this year is a one-act play produced for an asembly. PILOT EDITORS Left to rnght Row l Jean Antanntls Feature Edntor Thomas Okeson Photography Co Edntor Robert Johnston Photography Lewus Busuness Manager Jean Rersler Edxtornn Chref Susan Co Edltor Harvey Desrunsseaux Advertlsrng and Clrculatron Edu Wlllrams Managrng Edrtor Ronald Dellarupa Boys Sports Edntor YOI Betty Hoffman Club Edttor Carol Sexton Grrls Sports Edttor Row 2 Mnss Neville Advnser Dot Gecu Typnng Edrtor Wullram Carol Guardo News Edntor PILOT The Pulot as publushed each month Membershup sue of news events ot current nnterest an the hugh on Its staff IS open to all students Interested ID school also sports editorials and features of var: elther the lrterary or busrness aspects ot lournalrsm ous types The publlcatlon usually conslsts of a four page rs ALPHA GAMMA EPSILON Alpha Gamma Epsulon a socral club ns open to sophomore Iunlor and senorgnrls Through :ts varlous actnvmes the club pro motes leadershup among :ts members cle velops social graces and stumulates a desure wnthnn the gurls to help others Some of the clubs mayor actlvntues were teas fashion talks and assemblies partlclpatlon ID the Hungarian Reluet Drive and Easter prolect Left to rrght Row l Mrs Davls advrser Prusculla Kolyva Rosemarne Puglnese Jean Relsler secretary Mary Cote presudent Barbara Campbell treasurer Susan Wnlltams vrce presrdent Sandra Ravalese Ver onlca Bouchard Row 2 Loretta Ersenhardt Mary Ann Dount Patrrcra Aquaotta Betsy Caton Dorothy Pnlluon Sandra Cague Manta Plnklunas Lrnda Rnegler Row 3 Patrlcla Leone Susan Stone Beverly Gnordano June Bray Patrncra Hunter Lorrarne Fanellu Elaune Plllar Susan Kondla 1 1 , . 1 A 2 1 1 ' ' - .1 5 Y 2 ll 2 I ' xl . - ' I 3 ' 2 1 1 '1 1 t 1 - : -If ' 9 . I I 3 A - ' ,rg , 4 I , , r . , J a' 4 -A , 9 I Q 1' 4 , A ' ' l I K i Y 1 , I 1 - I 1 I 1 ' I 1 1 I 1 ' ' I ' I 1 ' 1 : 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 3 1 I 1 I 1 1 I I I - 1 1 1 - I . I . 1 , . . . . 1 1 - 3 - 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 ' I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 2 I 1 - I 1 1 1 1 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS The obiectives of the F B L A are to promote interest in bus:ness occupations, develop busi- ness leadersh p and offer serv:ce to the school. Jcn.ors and seniors w th one or more ycars of typing are eligible for inerruership L-R, row lz Barbara Behmke, Anne Kennedy, Patr ca LaVoye Secretary-Treasurer: Martha M,ller, Vice-Pres dent. Row 2: Mrs, B-rns, ad- viser, Nancy Ryan, Jean Reisler, Jucith McGill, Patricia Acquactta, Judith Bardin, Jean Lauria, Roberta Beaudry. Row 3: Marita Plikunas, Bar- bara Burke, Betty Spencer, Sally Donelli, Mary Cote, Valerie Kramer, Nancy Hall, Gretel Milf ler, Priscilla Stockrnan, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club promotes a better understanding of the world situations, its problems and how they may be overcome, through guest speakers, rnovies, and discus- sions, L-R, row lr Susan Stone, Corresponding Secre- tary, Jean Reisler, Treasurer: James McGinnis, President, Ronald Dellaripa, Vice-President: Margo Blake, Recording Secretary. Row 2: James Georgeady, Frank Kravic, Peter Brown, Paul Burnier, Maureen Paquette, Miss Howlett, adviser. Row 3: Rose Marie Pugliese, Cynthia Rowe, Gloria Caruso. Row 4: William Austin, Barbara Hernsdoff, James Flannigan, Ronald Blake, Nancy Shannon, Betty Sweeny, Eleanor Zine, Susan Dilon, Kevin Chamberland. LIBRARY CLUB Members of the Library Club are instructed in library procedures and book care and assist with the efficient running of the library. Aca- demic credit is given for rriember's service in library work, L-R, row lr Beverly Stauch, Nancy Eames, Caro- lyn Mikan, Rose Marie Pugliese, Beverly Ruoff, Katharine Minukas, Joan Violet, Sally Jergen- sen. Row 2: Cynthia Hill, Paula Pitk n, Joyce Kunaskewsky, Linda Lupi, Vice-President, Don- na Wheeler, President, Linda Riegler, Secretary, Kay Purrington, Jane Ritter. Row 3: Mrs. Walsh, adviser, Nancy Hall, Susan Shaw, Susan Hand- son, Robert Pierce, Susan Kondla, Carol Skiddel, Judith Ashe, Carol Druiwn, Janice Macy, An- gela Sposto, Missing: Nancy Price Treasurer. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Mary Barber Chapter The FT A sec-ks to bs-'d arid l:r ng out the perse-fa it, and zharac'e's':s wh ch are the lofda' czi's CL s cc-ssl. teach nn, lit add tion t p':. df-s 's iri.-i iilaws w 'li spec 'ic nforina- tion fonrv-rn no 'Pie var ocs Iulds o' c-dccation rc' ,d no ix'FC'1z' ti-af nd t-:pr-r ence LQ rc.-. ' Nan' '.'--ri Rf:-in Gvgl wr: Glo ' a C.-' so ce W Ca' sc Rcscma' -1 Pugl - ese 'layer tl '.' lcr Ref.: 2 Left-tta E senhardt. '. s Un' ti I i-ss stavt Arr. r Jean Hille, 1 . 'i ' J , J' s i ' Q- , Ji ao Ha: :arc UH s '-'1 'H H s':r an: Ca'1'Fc'-r, Pa . .i Di- .J 'fcfabt-, Ari. s--' ..a :a'f-t V ru--rs . irigwt t Br-it.i'rNiv1 Avg,-.1 Sres'c Jnclth Kc --tft in 'Jar ,n Fctt- rw' P rtrafr ::.'. C: Lena S Nan- cy Pol,d,s Jance Rowan Patrica Hamilton LATIN I CLUB FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS Students studying a toreign language are invited to ,oin a language club to better under- stand the cJsto'ns and geography ot the coune try whose langJage they are studying, Activi- ties of the clubs include speakers, movies, skits and plays and parties in the atmosphere of the country. L-R, row I: Sharon Cherwinski, Joan Violet, Gail Calabrese, Arleen Guillotte, Gail Rozie, Patricia Platt, Lelonnie Carlson, Valerie Flem- ming, Margery Hughes, Linda D'Agostino, Mad- eline Zinick. Row 2: Sheila Levy, Joan Totten, Virginia Robey, Rita Furman, Nancy Murk, Sec- retary, Joel Diamond, President, Janice Macie, Traesurer, Mary Lewis, Vice President, Sherry Miller, Judith Ashe. Row 3: Loretta Licitra, Carol Daries, Patricia Sullivan, Janice Roman, Nancy Dakin, Carol Carter, Stephanie Bartlett, Mari- lyne Messer, Heidi Hinkleman, Nancy Polydys, Diane Stolestrurn, Barbara Pearson, Elderia Franklin, Carol Rodziwitz, Miss Stanislawczyk, adviser. LA TIN ll CLUB L-R, row i1 Rachel Dutremble, Cynthia Rowe, Barbara Lundgren, Jane Ridder, Treasurer, Douglas Fraser, Vice'President, William Maroon, President, Rosemarie Pugliese, Nancy Murphy, Neal Prescott, Elaine Piller, Carolyn Mikan. Row 2: Gloria Caruso, Sally Jergensen, Georgi- anne Pelletier, Eleanor Zine, Judith Gometz, Susan Hansen, Frances Lynch, Carole Coulom, Betsy Caton, June Bray, Susan Stone, Joyce Wakefield, Mary Tytor, Miss C. Larrabee, ad- viser. Row 3: Getrude Farnham, Katherine Mia rukas, Peter Biorkman, Robert Dana, Douglas Fitts, Joseph Fitts, Joseph Lozis, John Osgood, William Parsons, Beverly Ruoff, Leslie Scribner. SPANISH CLUB L-R, row 1: Rosemary DeRoma, Lucille Kmetek, Betty Hoffman, Jean Hazzard, Terry Martin, Jocelyn Morey, Roberta Beadry, Joan Keegan, Priscilla Kolyya, Row 2: William Secord, Susan Shaw, Thomas Lewis, Robert Slater, Henry War' ner, Ann Collins, Mrs. Golden, adviser, Sylvia Scranton, Janice Ostrout, Nancy LeRoy, Jerry Hilton, Diane Weirzbicki, Patricia Ricker. FRENCH CLUB L-R, row lr Virginia Johnson, Miss Italia, adv-ser, Nancy Pathe, Robert Dana Jud h McMahon, Carol Milchenski. Row 2: Ronald Roy, Ann Marie O'Sullivan, Frank Lynch, Carol Coulurn, Marie Futt' ner, Cynthia Hill, Richard La- Pointe. T t I r i l ' t l l vm. rl 41 ee Q . go .. I V Q . ' v DEBATING CLUB LR Georgtanne Pelletter Janet Meegan Nancy Murphy Elatne Puller Jean Retsler Mr Ktlgarttf Advtser Hazel Burhans Members develop skull tn publtc speaktng and debattng by actual debates speaktng on the publlc address system datly and announctng assembly pro grams and tntroductng speakers AUDIO VISUAL AIDS LR row I Theodore Burhans Fredertc Stevens Chtet Operator Stanley Gtrard Regtna Kovalctk Ronald LeFevre Prestdent Emanuel Maktarts Vtce Prestdent Robert Pterce Row 2 Mtss Frye advtser Robert Saunders Phtltp Corey Thomas Ayzars James Georgeady Mtchael Kandrysawtz Robert Johnston Members of the Audto Vtsual Atds Club are tratned tn the operatton and use of audto vtsual equtpment to gtve servtce to the school and communtty and to understand the Importance of audto vtsual ands tn educatton Club members devote much ttrne to the operatton of the school movte protectors tape recorders and other ands JUNIOR RED CROSS LR Row I Judtth Sulltvan Brenda Walsh Nancy Shand Susan Dowden Dorothy Ptllton Emtly Stranad Mary Byron Barbara Godlewskt Rose Marte Pugltese Carol Drtscoll Row 2 Beverly Gtordano Joseph Barone Timothy Moynthan Thomas Lewts Nell Prescott Mark Thomas Wtlltam Ramsey Thomas Breen Dennts Donahue Margery Handel To foster the feeltng of helptng others ts the purpose of the Juntor Red Cross Protects tncludtng Chrtstmas packages a school safety program and an tnternattonal art program have been undertaken FUTURE NURSES CLUB DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB LR rowl Mr Brody adv: er Albert Leavttt Francts Sutter Joseph Curran Sandra Rtvers Robert Johnston Local Prestdent Nattonal Vtce Prestdent Joan Gtlbert James Hamtlton Parltamentartan Edtth McGough Gary San ders Anna Cartllt Joseph Pongratz Patrtcta Petrtzzello Treasurer Darryl Gamble Baxter Phelps State Prestdent Local Vtce Prestdent Joe Ratatc Mtsstng Vtvtan Begun Secretary State Htstonan bers who also partcttpate tn the State Conventton at New Haven and com pete for prtzes tn the Radto Scrtpt Publtc Speaktng Merchandtse Manual Fabrtc Identtftcatton and Club Manual Contests The Future Nurses Club gutdes gurls tn terested tn nurstng as a career tn taktng the rtght pre nurstng subtects The club works ad lt lt tn connect on wtth the East Hartford H05 pttal sendtnq two gtrls a week to do volun tary work Chrtstmas favors were made for the hospttal pattents by club me nbers STAMP AND COIN CLUB 'tt 0 The pcrt osc ofthe clcb ts to sttmulate an tnterest n stamp and corn collecttng as a hobb, to learn the vocabulary of phtlately to exchange stamps to have adult stamp coltcctors br ng n new tdeas to offer an e ucatotal acttvtty wh ch wtll carry unto LR row I Howard Kntckerbocker Secre tary Treasurer Rona d Hast ngs Pres dent Mr Lor no advtser Douglas McPhee L brar tan Edward Cogan Row 2 Ralph Burdtck LR Barbara Pearson Margery Handel Jo Am-, payeyye ran Alan Coffey Grant Sm 'lt J tltam Crapeau Dantel Mo ' A X , ' ' ' ' , The Buzz Shop is operated on concession and decorated by the club mem- r A, Q ' 1 ' , ' ' . --I H- Fl' ' 1 ' I ' - fmt P ' I N . . . - ' I W ' U X A Y ' ' t If ' ' ' v 'I H , r 1. I - ra ' - , f n ' u I, I . , A .A ll fi' - I i ' , pl. d W V , X . . u le. Is f 4 1 1 ' 1 - RADIO HAM CLUB LR Robert Saunders 'Vtr Kerstetter Advuser Reg na Kovaucuk Secretary Treasurer Frank Kravuc Albert Brennan Robert Johnston Publucuty Durector Robert Puerce Organuzed to sturnulate an unterest un a worthwhule and turnely hobby Anyone wuth an unterest In raduo rnechanucs sendung and receuvung short wave messages IS unvuted to loin ART CLUB LR Mr Smuth advuser Pet r Paquette Ruta Furrnon Mary Lewls Andrea Buck lrene Holland Frank Futzgubbons The Art Club struves to further an artustuu: unterest un the school T effec tuve Chrustmas decoratuons un the audutoruum were made by the C ub who also decorated the offuce Chrustmas tree The Club also sponsors poster campaugns u 'it f' vw. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB LR seated Cheryl Morey Barbara Moruarty Sheula Levy Sherry Muller Vuctorua Kuchunsky Row 2 Muss Krustoff Advuser Emule Santo Chrusto Phyllus Smuth Patrucua Ryan Duane Buaoccu Beverly Jacques Gaul Washburn Phyllus Corby Lenore Horgan Members of the Home Economucs Club sew bake cakes and cookues and learn the art of cake decoratung At Chrustmas tame they dustrlbuted cookies and sang Chrustmas carols at the Amelua Eddy Home for aged women 4 CHEFS CLUB LR Seated Theodore Burhans John Zakluwucz Vuce Presudent Paul La Rocca Presudent Emanuel Mak arus Secretary Row 2 Ronald LaPlante Robert Montovanu Donald Smuth Phullup Corey Ronald Deske Row 3 Theo dore Rungso Burton Bell Charles Morrell Wulluam Slocum Ralph Burduck The obuectuve of the Chefs Club us to better acquaunt the boys un the culunary skulls The boys plan prepare and serve teas buftets dunners and luncheons Hughlughts of the year are the Faculty Chrustmas Party and PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Board of Educatuon Party TUMBLING TEAM LR Standung Mr Meyers Coach Bruce McLean Wtlluarn Tornuso Francus Baker Row 2 Frank Mul len Charles Morull Melvuru Bemus James Futtner Robert Sulva One of the newer clubs the school s th tumblng club Ths club develops balance and coordunatuon and guves exoert as well as strenuous exwubutuons durung halttlme n the basket B games R Seated Peter Lupu Vuce Pres dent Ro ert Johnston P esudcnt Patrucua Platt Stand ng Mr Tubuak Adv ser Frank Kravuc Vuncerut Hauko The Photography Club offers complete servuce to the school by tak ng ptctures at any school events All puctures used by the Pulot are taken by the Photography Club Students may purchase puc tures of school events from the Photography Club DRILL TEAM The Drull Team has been a great source of prude to East Hartford The squad us composed of gurls skulled un the executuon of precusuon drulls and routunes The gurls perform at basketball and football games and varuous benefut performances Kneelung Rosemary DeRoma Captaun Cynthua Rusley CoCaptaun Left to rught Margery Handel Dorothy Gecu Donna Yaccovone JuduthONeulI Luculle Kmetek Juduth Bardun Kutty Bean Duane Tullunghast Patrucua Acquaotta Juduth McMahon Brenda Holmes Juduth Argood Nancy Shand Loretta Ensenhardt Carol Sex ton Mary Rose Demers Juduth McGulI Dorothea Boyn ungton Nancy Shannon CHEERLEADERS A source of encouragement and enter taunmerut to both players and spectators us the performance of our cheerleaders at basketball and football games Theur spurut us an uncutement to vuctory Mem bers of the squad are chosen un the sprung of each year Left to rught Row l Carol Thayer Roberta Beaudry Ruth Yauch Sylene Cayagnaro Captaun Shurley Kantorsky Row 2 Katharune Dawson Corunne DuNen0 Duane Tullot son Lunda Ruegler Dorothea Haynes BATON TWIRLERS The Baton Twurlers perform at home football and basketball games and com munuty parades Membershup us open to any gurl who has had some experuence un thus fteld ee no E I Co Capta uw V rg n a L n sey u a uw v r Kamar ne Parr uugton Marulyn Conan Ba ra a Tho was Natcy Pathe Carol Zab lan sky Jud un Lctcu d c- Sandra Sacch Dorothy Bagot Y : I I , , : ' - I u ' J ' 4 u . . , . . , u . . . X . . Kn lu H r.a k'.,llet, u 5 u u u u d , Cart u Le' 'o gh' u u , , u . ,Q , ,y , g A u - -X ,r . . Q . - A' ' L e' ? , - t ,X4 i ' A .ff-' - M a 2 K v , ,Y ' :R ,- iss I J x 175. 1 if x Ax' x 'OW ff! . if 1x.,,..fm.y.4 A I f , , 1 x lxi r 'X . MQ, Ns, s-. .M sy, Q, ff 4' r r, .5 J., fa f I WWW, A Vi JE-- Mw? Zz Q f ,a,xfa,,A , .- , -4 S M V Early arrivals. SENIOR HARVEST 4 Mr .1 I, t fl - Aj, -- xf f ,f lwff- iff ,Alt EA I-fl Y I, f ,l S I .- ef, fin 1 .f, '. YZEQQIPV t 'HJX f The gentlemen aid their ladies. fl' ' If :En .intl f 'if A pleasant intermission. I-ff 'zflvf ll'- Let's toss a penny in. Isn't tt a wonderful evening? How's tlms tor a souvenlr9 g'g2'57g one Dancing to The music of Yhe Mello-Tones. NEW YEARS Watching the Old Year out. S-N. Queen of The New Year, Ruth Yaucn, crowned by Marie Breen. EVE BALL Dancing ine New Year in Sitting this one out, ,vs Be My Valentine M.',L, Dancing ToThe SOphisYiCa1eS A K X Mary Rose Denwers and Dofnvnrc DnNeno Ben Cgllegfg T,Cke15 A ' A-. 'X ff.-42, ' ' 195,31 I ., . Q FEBRUARY I5 1957 Fay Harris a newcomer To EHHS class of '57 SWEETHEART BALL Our Sweetheart and Queen Marie Breen, and escort Queen Marie and attendants Patricia Connolly and Rosemary DeRoma The Sweethearts Waltz .r-5 Happy hearts ' Diana Winward and Edward Jamieson JUNIOR Members of The Court. Queen Margo Blake with her escor1Paul Bernier. - I ' - -?Sx 1 'F? '5j FHL C- Refreshmemt time. ff 13-' 1 - PRCDM 24 M bixh Qi Members of the Court .5 -4101 Happy .wrthoor a doo ,,p.. X 4 VV, N., .44'?' fx' 'ix 'xr I ,, , . N. S 'sn 'Y L. V N an wwf.. , ' vs. . v., . m ', Maw '-mil' !.? '1 -nf 4' 'B H . QW. ,. - x , Lf? ' xxq! , Ja we' sy, . L ' 1 f P , fur. . 5 wr 33' J ,mx if 7 uv - afwgfgvvfa. JE uv' 6 Km 1 Mfr . h , f' , XX A .. lf a W' 14 ,iw -i V y 2 Q A ' , 'rsh I .6 'ff' ' 1+ - ' I V lv, gk Q . 'L ' m , ,. Q ifw ,, ,gr f 'E ' :gi f Q, h i ts 'xi V. if ,Jg F6 X wg B3 jeu, 51a -V' ' -sq T956 VARSITY Left to right-Row T: Edward Frederickson, Donald LaPointe, Bert Barone, Joseph O'Brien, Co-Captaing Bruce Willard, Co-Captain, Thomas Dawson, Richard Labenski, William Evans, Manager. Row 2: Henry Jackson, Barry Dakin, Lowell Starkey, Jack Sullivan, Richard Foley, Jack l.aPlante, Reginald Chamber- lain, Thomas Stack, Larry Gorrnan, Row 3: Mr, Carey, Assistant Coach, William DiNeno, Richard Four- nier, Jack Dellaripa, Peter Wlochowski, Edward Rocca, Albert Pellegrinelli, Raymond Moren, David Sequist, Mr. Giardi, Coach. Row A: Joseph Barone, Verne Parent, Francis Hutt, Merrill Thoresen, Thomas Jamroga, Michael Kiro, Terry O'Connor, Robert Tessier, Donald Chornick. FCJOTBALL 45571 lr Nc'l' .AHL - .il nn' A N 's ' , 'mrs 11-.-in 'Nl N-lbkvvuuvnnaa . . . 'J' Swivel Hips breaks loose 15-f 'Pvc 1 x n I s 0 L04 A at If v t ,jx vqlv 'X East East East East East East East East Go, Torn, go. Hartford Hartford Hartford Harriers: Hartford Harttorcl Hartford l-larttorcl T956 36 25 T3 O T3 7 42 26 an Q.: If I ' .5 ,ygamvi ,M Jjxygy, is ,ur QfY Y.It:'f' X krhr 137' . I -, ' gr 1 f- view. Got 'em Another TD for OB SCORES Norwich 6 Weaver 19 Bulkeley O New Britain 26 Hartford 18 New London 7 Windham O Manchester O A high-spirited, hard-hitting varsity eleven was able to upset all pre- season predictions by emerging with a well-earned 5-2-4 record. The able leadership of the Co-Captains, Bruce Willard and Joe O'Brien, the brilliant running ot Henry Jackson, and the tremendous line play ot Don LaPointe and Tom Dawson were important factors in helping the Hornets compile their best season record in Coach Hank Giardi's reign over the East Hartford High Gridders. 14, Q1 ' 't -we ' In .. u., -whiff' '- wusuoiv ,,.,,..pu-s. Lookout, Henry! A f. rf- V ,gg f ,,. ,,,, , x A .4 at ' 'fx 'J 4 , Y Ji' - f -' ,Quin f 'sim I L Q-:Fw Q. -Q E , - ' 1 -Q 4' . ,Y,,. 5, .J-ff . IM? .-ifiq?-15 +4 . .A - X, h Msesivwff 165 sa? 73: 86 wa - 3 .. ' 'fa 'Yq y. ek 1 1. fm x A f 5?-sfaoT 39'9 L so . if--. is 16?-vi 2 ,at W -r , X M' Awww F' Q87 10 5- Il w l51 15ssqE02s72 Q.., Sl 2 121 f 'fi 1 x'5,, W.. v wg' K ' 13 ' ' x T1 , Y .Q . , 17 184 14 5 V I Q 9 fm Q 3 fa. ,..',-1 2. R Uv z X 5:13- . A ft L1 If . :sf Q T 'Y Z xg., f 1 . W f fi ' i ' ' J ff f K Q E i V' 7 QI G f ' WS sa J f I :V ' , : E L 'f W ' f I QQ . 4 pg Qi X fx - ' 'K ig, x ., vw, H., Q! J E X . f QQ 'gun il, N Mazzoli under the boards. Scramble! Stretch! Us 4 Nl' - E Z' 7 f 3 rs '9 Rug RNU N . vf wr zN7E75,-3023 sf-9f:SEr34ll:Er5 X-ars ,.Ers 41575, izysfgsfs xg g t 13 4 ,g,gV.a Ns A ,fn is 12 -I5 J.:- Z 1 'npr 2 2 f' fvi f ' 'f a I JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Richard Moir,Manager, Left to right-Standing: Jay Flannagan, Donald Hersey, Richard Moreau, Frank Dirrigl, Vernon Parent, Merrill Jerry Maguire, George Svankevich, Richard Franklin, Michael Thayer, Thoresen, Neil Prescott, Edward Moynlhan, Kurt Kilty, Coach Pinney. A Corbett in the Lead. CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD Left to right-Row I: Kurt Dickson, Chad Willis, .lay Flanagan, Joseph Willis, Richard Brimley, Brad Borland, Jim McGinnis. Row 2: Jerry Maguire, Robert Brady, John Carew, Jack Curtis, Peter Corbett, Edward Farring- ton, Peter Lombardo. Row 3: Mr. Goldberg, Tim Moynihan, Stephen Taylor, Robert Kirby, William Vaiciulis, Thomas Breen, Arthur Jacobs. Row 4: Edward Donlon, Brian Embleton, Roland Begin, Richard Falcone, Peter Biorkman, Edward Fennessey, William Baron. CROSS COUNTRY The Hornet Harriers once again showed that they had what it takes. Overcom ing three losses by only one or two points, they closed the season with a four and five record. In spite of these setbacks, the Hornets came back with a first place tie in the Greater Hartford Meet, second in the Eastern Sectional Meet at Storrs and second in the State Meet. This qualified them for participation in the New Eng land Meet at Waterville, Maine. The boys did well against the best of the New England teams, coming in fifth and topping the Connecticut entries. The team's co-captains this year were Dick Brimley and Joe Willis. Dick won the Greater Hartford Meet in a record time of 12:51. He also tied the record on the East Hartford course and placed tenth out of over two hundred runners in the New England meet. Joe Willis ended his fourth year on the varsity with many fine per formances, this being his second year as co-captain. The Junior Varsity compiled a five and two record, winning the Greater Hart ford Meet. They will provide next year's team with a great deal of good material Coach Dave Goldberg was given able assistance by manager Jon Comp and David Flath, who helped in officiating many of the meets. 1 4 ' - f r,' .15 . . n .g. al ' ' . a .'ff. 5 ., i Zf, ,Air .-'L ' '. ' L'-2 . ' v 1 W , . '- 'Q '4 '! ' . 1 fiv- 1. sv. Q iq? Q W , , 1,5-li I I my Q s f' Q .fn J' 4 J Q f Wai' - L' 'ill' VARSITY TRACK Left to right-Row I: Reginald Chamberlain, Raymond Akerlind, Thomas l.aPointe, Richard Kozrna, Michael Kandrysawtz, Thomas Dawson, Coach Boiko, Charles Barnes, James McGinnis, Joseph O'Brien, Richard Brirnley. Goldberg. Missing from Picture: Henry Jackson, Joseph Willis. Row 2: Assistant Coach Giardi, Allen Noble, Reginald Farrington, Donald K Chamberlain clears the bar. TRACK The T956 track season was one of the best in East Hartford's history of fine track teams. Under the coaching of Mr. Goldberg and the leadership of Co-Captains Tom Boiko and Charlie Barnes, the Hornets won every one ot their eight dual meets and were victorious in their two indoor meets, the UConn. Invitational and the Hartford Public High Invitational. As a climax to their season they won the Eastern Sectional Meet at Storrs and virtually walked away with the Greater Hartford Outdoor Meet at Trinity. The fine Hornet halt-rule relay team composed ot Joe O'Brien,' Henry Jackson, Jim McGinnis, and Tom Boiko, placed second in the state and set a new school record ot one minute 32 seconds. Boiko also lowered the school 4410 record to 50 seconds flat. Dick Brimley set a new time of 2:Ol.5 in the halt mile, and Henry Jackson rewrote the record books with his 22.8 seconds pertormance in the 220-yard clash. The Junior Varsity team also was undefeated, winning all three ot their meets, Mr. Giarcli, assistant coach, and manager Jon Comp, along with his assist- ant, Sam Nemirow, proved invaluable to the team during the season. Dick Brimley and Jim McGinnis, CoeCaptains tor the T957 season, are hopng to repeat last year's pertormance, having a large number ot returning lettermen and promising newcomers on this year's roster. 120 JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK Left to right-Row l: Donald Markie, Grant McCray, Peter Biorkman, Louis Rettinger, Robert Brody, Benjamin Driscoll, William Okeson, Mr William Austin, Albert Pelligrenelli, William Vaiciulis, Timothy Moynihan. Goldberg, Coach. Row 3: John Curtis, Richard Brann, David Sequist Row 2: Philip Pottinger, Ronald Blake, Dennis Browne, Donald Lucas, Edward Farrington, Thomas Dougela, Robert Tomas. E 1 M B!! VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Left to right -Row I: Leo Gagliardi, William Kamerer, Francis Macchi, Bruce Davidson Assistant Manager Bruce Willard Richard Longo Ron Dominic DiNeno, Frank Higley, Ray Hutt, Richard Fritzon,Leo Mazzoli, ald Doane Thomas Stack Nickolas Sivo Coach James Carey Dennis Bowik, Richard Grosgritz. Row 2: Dennis Fitzsimmons, Managerg BASEBALL The T956 Hornet Baseball Team left many memories. Under Coach Jim Carey, the Hornets finished the season with a record of seven wins and nine losses. The Hornets were downed in their first game by New Britain, however, they won their next three games over New London, 5 to 3g Norwich, T2 to 65 Bulkeley, 3 to 2g New Britain, 5 to 45 and New London, 2 to O. The streak of victories was ended with a defeat at the hands of rival Manchester. The Hornets then dumped Hall ll to 65 Weaver 5 to 4, but lost again to Manchesterg next defeated Bulkeley, 6 to 5. Then came one of the moments to remember as Dick Fritz- son hurled a 2 to O no hitter against Hartford. The season ended with an ll to 6 loss to Hall in a bid to finish with a .SOO season. This season Co-Captains, Ron Doane and Dom DiNeno, head the long list of returning veterans, Returning will he Leo Gagliardi, Dick Longo, Leo Mazzoli, Fran Macchi, Don McMeans, Dick Groskritz, Nick SivO, Bill Kamerer and Dennis Bowik. Co-Captain Ronald Doane 21 xs-. ,l'f ,, i f rg .Alf Sirategy on the mound. -- . A.., ,, ' Q wi Francis Macclwi Nick SNC li iffy-N lla If Y, x A, , - I I A 5 W l JlL...i-1- i 16?-5'if'a7 ii 1,-7 'ffc .,'-v'.- gi- . ,' 'il y .1 Leo Gagliardi Leo Mazzoli Dick Longo Bruce Willard Y , -. A 2' 1114 ig wi x xi ry a l N , ,. s I i 1 -T l , X, ,s- F - r A Tp. 95 ,ll i 'sr' i ww x X + ll ,Qi X- 'nw f ' .' i ,Hg 'I if 'Funk .J iii 1 I K, JUNIOR VARSITY Sitting: Gary Hickey, Manager, Left to right- Row lr William DiNeno, Brown, Row 2: Mr. Jacks1on,Coachg Albert Quanropani, Robert Crowell, Raymond Moren, Joseph Scarpiello, Donald Hersey, Edward Stankevitch, Peier Corbett, Lawrence Marino, Merrill Tlioresen, Francis HUM, Leonard Thomas Stack, Edward Rucci, Donald Chornick, Parker Kenyon, Paul Rock, Vernon Parent, Richard Falcone. z GOLF TEAM Left to right: Paul Jamieson, Robert Kirby, Spencer King, John Coughlin, David Flath. X i f For the i956 season, the Golf Team wound up with a 7-7-I record, playing the best of the teams in the area and participating in the CIAC Tournament. X This year, with three returning veterans, they hope to improve on their previous accomplishments under their new coach, Mr. Blount. fi -r tbfr -Q 3 L iv , at me - y M lvl ' if i TENNIS In V956 'here were two returning lettermen plus many boys who had some previous experience. The record last year of 3-6 was not good, but we hope for a better season this year, Brian Cronin, Co-Captain, Mr. Bowden, Coach, David Flath, Co- Captain. ' in, :Jr 4-gun, i N 'I 2 aff '1 6 -!'s.'H 's f he 6'1- f gf, ll y , ii. , ,fx 4 .six 'SP X., . lei' f. staff . ' ' ' 1' ,- iw., 4, ,, -,Y if if rg- A ' :X - . A., ,ge K.. , - x '. 's str- ' -. s i , 7 A fQ'iL'fx Et Q D' .. fa H - -, 4 . , Q .f gb- 2 A. . 4,5 . . t 5, jig-1 if ' J s . ' T - , . , - Swat' . v ,x -we f - tt 'VA13 4 L 1 ' a X C ' .rx ati. -W' , -25 :if r . J' l . .' 2 ,, 'l ' svifrzr- . 1- 19 , 2.5 tg: ' ' J r . ,K 5 .- . 1 , I 'f T J Left to right Row l: Mr, Wise Adv-ser, James Futtnor, President, Bert Melvin Behrnis, Reginald Chamberlain, Row 3: Donald Chornick, Peter Barone, James McGinnis, Richard Brimlcy, VicePresidcnt, Joseph Corbett, Thomas Janwroqa, Gary Hickey, William Evans, Richard Falcone, O'Brien, Dominic DiNeno, David Plath, Bruce Vvillard. Pow 2 Larry Gor- Edward Pucci man, Samuel Nenmrow, Thomas Lewis Jack LaPlante, Robert Crowell, BUYS' LEADERS CLUB Again this year the members of the Boys' Leaders Club promoted a treshments at the basketba'l garnes, promoted a tumbling club under number ot act.vit'es for the benet ' cf 'ne S A A. fund and the Athlet,c the d 'ect on ot 'Jr Meyers and Helped superv se the boys' gym classes. Department, The boys sold programs at the hovne football games, 'e' 124 GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL Left to right-Row l: Dot Geci, Beverly Stauch, Roberta Beaudry, Corinne Anna Brown, Nancy Pavhe, Shirley Srecker, Valerie Kramer, Barbara DiNeno, Rosemary DeRorna, Mary Rose Demers, Marie Breen, Ruth Yauch, Campbell, Nancy Hall, Francis Landry, Lorena Eisenhardf, Lucille Kmerek. Row 2: Terry Martin, Pat Connolly, RINGS i 5 x 23,5.f1?L ,L f 2 -2 Q , 1 Egw ' ' IB 4 . .. , 5 new sr fy 'F '1 fx ,A ky, 'V 3 . v w. Left to right-Barbara Lamb, Carol Fox, Irene Alex- ander Valeria Kramer. FOLK DANCING Gow TEAM CAPTAINS JUdY Wl 5' Frances Landry, Co-Captaing Marie Breen, Captain, 3? 9 S7 .. , 0 - i sv it . 5 A l i 3' 'Q I H ll iw ls- BASKETBALL Left to right-Beverly Stauch, Loretta O'Meara, Dolly Haynes. y ,mg -JK 3, .N if L vi l' Left to right-Sandra Cague, Mary Donlon, Lucille Kmetek, Gail Meegan, SPORT The 17th annual Sport Night spon- sored by the Girls' Athletic Council was held in the Spring of this year in the school gym. Commencing with the Traditional marching entrances of the competi- tors, Red Team under Captain Anna Brown and Co-Captain Ruth Yauch, and Gold Team led by Captain Marie TUMBLING Xi LEADERS' CLUB FOLK DANCING Left to right Dolly Haynes, Roberta Cleland, Gertrude Madore, Geraldine Hilton. Left to right--Sandra Cague, Mary Donlon, Lucille Kmetelc, Gail Meegan, Judy Wills. T7 TENNIS Loretta O'Meara and Patricia Connolly PING PONG Kneeling: Sally Donelli, Francis Bean, Jo Ann Juliano Standing: Nancy Hall. In addition to those sports which are included in Sport Night, there is also a regular and varied program ot skills forthe girls in the tall and spring of each year. Some of the sports such as softball, bowling and ping pong are competitive and often climax their various sea- sons with a tournament. 4 . I I-5 N gg ,y ix I .V y I I gl i x 1 lt BIKE INIIKES Seated Nana Be'h .'lcBa n Sn rle, S'e1'rc -'28 Stand-ng Laine' Fvwood Vary Bernard S'.',l'VlMlNG Left to r ght- Nancy Merle JoAnn Manassero, Nancy Pathe, Marilyn Adams ARCHERY Left to right: Brenda H Terry Martin. olmes, Janet Barnes, Beverly Stauch, 'i'+,i,,, w I fl. EQUIPMENT Left to right: Loretta 'Eisenhardt Corrine DiNeno. Archery, tennis, badminton and swimming pro- vide the girls with ample opportunity to develop ,Q Q. their techniques in these skillful areas, while bike hikes are for sheer enjoyment To insure a smooth running program, officials. R equipment keepers and a publicity manager are elected. BOWLING PUBICITY Barbara Campbell Dorothy Geci 4 ' s X ff BADMINTON Mary Rose Demers . z ,,, , ,A I N OFFICIAL Patricia Connolly 0. 'sf 7 sl 1- ':' l -0 Q ie ,p if GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB YV Left to right-Row I: Rosemary DeRoma, Marie Breen, Linda Riegler, Beverly Stauch, Carol Milchenski, Lucille Kmetek, Theresa Martin, Doro- thy Geci, Corrinne DiNeno, Donna Lauria, Barbara Campbell. Row 2: Ruth Yauch, Anna Brown, Marlene Bezzini, Hazel Burhans, Janice Phan- euf, Joyce Buccirio, Nancy Ryan, Carol Thayer, Darlene Skaron, Judy McMahon. Row 3: Nancy Hall, .ludy McCarron, Mary Byron, Penny Col- lier, Susan Kondla, Carol Sexton, Mary Rose Demers, Marilyn Connant, Judy Bardin. Missing from picture: Roberta Beaudry, Dorothea Haynes. f ' 5 U' I Mrs Corbett adviser Mrs. Cunningham, adviser OFFICERS Dorothy Geci, Secretary, Terry Martin, Presi dent, Lucille Kmetek, Vice President, GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB Girls wishing to develop the qualities of leadership and helpfulness will find ample opportunity to do iust that by becoming an active member ofthe Girls' Leader Club. After passing a qualifying test, which includes both practical and applied knowledge of the various sports, the applicants are interviewed and rated. Since membership is limited the highest ranked girls are selected. Leaders assist the gym teachers, demonstrating various skills and some- times taking over the class. Members raise funds for their organization by selling refreshments at the football games. The club activities are climaxed in the late spring when the annual GLC picnic is held. 130 YWQADK L' of ,f iv' Q I - . if 'Q , 3 ,A ,W NL A Tk? -I f 6' Ku., ' ,AL 1 42 Z 9-1 ',1 -,E uf ff ' I? 1 M . O x ' 3 5 3 4 Q fa . ' H-ffx'f.,. 4, - if .r ,K ' X ,J yimf' -I . , - 1 . 'V hi I ' , J W ,ti I I IVV W AV , .V , Q4 J!!-A!-G l 2 - ',V, V n I f . L Lg . M, i ,kit an ,ff J .. QQQX S.. QL 2 -.fy I fv 1 ' ' , ' Wit. m' , 'Qfzzag Y A .wwf A uf! , ' , - f 5'f 'G A lf X - 0 , ' ap.- ,Ld A 'z. f f f , 2 -, -- ' ,, Q 7 i ff ' ,A ex If ..- , ,- 4 as ,- , ' ' .'r ,mx m., n.. , .uf J, 1. a -1 , 4 7 v i 8' if ' N '9, J. A. BERGREN DAIRY FARMS - A COMPLETE LINE OF DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk 0 Cream 0 Cottage Cheese 0 Eggs 0 Butter 0 Ice Cream 1100 BURNSIDE AVENUE EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Telephone BU 9-1501 LEE RUBBER AND me coRPoRATloN ROBERT J- 0'BR 5N AGENCY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 635 Connecticut Blvd. 1003 MAIN STREET HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD CONNECTICUT ' Tel, JA 8-0991 Compliments of Maple Beauty Salon Gavins Gulf Service EAST HARTFORD CONNECTICUT 11616 MAIN STREET 1065 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD C 'P'f 0' Suburban Market Bemef and Sons Mens - cnocemes - Mstsmes RADIO AND TV Open Evenings and Sundays 679 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD Corner of Naubuc Ave. and Main Street Glastonbury . 132 BURNSIDE MCTORS INC Aufhorized C hrysler-Plymoufh Dealer 168 BURNSIDE AVENUE EAST HARTFORD BU 9-0246 133 B sf W h sf The Class of T957 Congrafulaflons from NOYITIS AITIOCO SIBIIOI1 T200 BURNSIDE AVE AST HARTFORD SAINT MARYS GLYNN CLUB JA 8 8684 Lesnc Bakery A Occ o s P st Home Sfyl B In ng MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD rf NEWKIRK 81 WHITNEY FUNERAL HOMES EAST HARTFORD CONN WEST HARTFORD CONN R Wayne Newkurk Benlamm J Callahan RobertJ Dent RELIABLI0 Kay Drug Co PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Complfmenfs 9 T12 IIA MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD TI JA8 81 Cui N Curl THE BOWI. A DROME A B I I IOII MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD 134 e is e o . I ' . E 1 Phone - C. Y. O. I Decorafive Cakes For Il asi n o ries -:- Bread and Rolls -:- e o i 93I ,E h , 'i' , A 5 R- I '. 27451, , 551 --f..- 'f 7, I ' ' ft ' I U' A ,ci DI ' I I , T I - I ' . Morris H, Hurwitz, Ph.C., Re . Ph. I of e . -OB ll ranches ol Beau y Cul ure Carl's Barber Shop 5 Barbers - Na Waiting ma MAIN sneer nsr HARTFORD BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS from Masquers MELLEN, WHITE 8. PALSHAW, INC. .IA 8-2149 PHONES .IA 8-2140 Fuel Oil - Service Station - Garage Oil Burners - Complete Heating Service I08 BURNSIDE AVE. 0 EAST HARTFORD, CONN OUR AIM TO MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS The Pratt Street Ba k 990 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD CONN BU 90436 Mayflower Farms Luncheonette JACK LAWTONS SERVICE STATION d N k T792 MAIN STREET I242 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD Mayberry Village Esso H EAST HARTFORD 1073 BURNSIDE Ave EAST HARTFORD CONNECTICUT II n II , . Phone - 1 owned and operated by Pat an ic DiNeno National ydraulic and Pneumatic Co. T35 l Complimenfs of NATHAN and WARREN and SONS To Class We Go Q 'N Comphmenfs of BURNSIDE DRUG 696 Burnsude Avenue East Hartford Conn Phone JA 8 0940 Three Regrsfered Pharmacrsfs Compliments JOHN R KOCUM SILVER LANE PICKLE EDWARD KENEFICK DANIEL CREAMER Homework of Assembly? GOOD LUCK The Pilot Staff Mayberry Barber Shop IOI2 BURNSIDE AVENUE EAST HARTFORD For The Best Food In Town O BRIENS DINER 668 CONNECTICUT BOULEVARD EAST HARTFORD ALLING S For Complete Sports Equipment Athletuc Outfutters to SCHOOLS COLLEGES INDUSTRIES For the Best ln Sports Equupment ALLING RUBBER CO T007 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD CONN Phone JA 81242 BUY DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER Dodge Clothes For Men nd Young Men 993 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD Nutmeg Luncheonette 1020 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD Phone JA 8-4013 HOFFMAN MOTOR CO INC Home of Smashing Trade 565 CONNECTICUT BLVD EAST HARTFORD ,nn S The Photographer is Photographed K, 'hw To the graduating class of I957, we wish to express our sincere feelings of good luck and success in the undertakings before you. You are about to embark upon the threshold of a world of automation, an era of super-speed-mania. Always remember that the you that you are, is the better by for than the you, you might be trying to be. ALBERT J. GATTO CO., REALTORS Real Estate 0 Insurance 0 Notary Public Mortgages 0 Appraisals 54 CHURCH STREET HARTFORD, CONN. Phone JA 2-2257- Res. JA 8-3989 Compliments of JUNO-MASKEL CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. EAST HARTFORD CONNECTICUT Compliments of O'MEARA MCTORS 653 CONNECTICUT BLVD. EAST HARTFORD Compliments of Hoffman's Market Bill's Hardware Supply mow ausmsms Avenue eAsr HARTFORD CQNNECTIQUT Bill Suessmon, Prop. Call BU 9-4l47 C0 'Pll P '5 Compliments ol ol I A Friend Arnolds Barber Shop 138 F. MACCHI 8- SONS Shoe Service BOSTONIANS FOR MEN AND BOYS U. S. KEDS Shoe Repairing and Hat Cleaning 1127 Main Street East Hartford JA 8-2787 AUGIE 8. RAYS MILK BAR 314 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD GOOD FOOD AND A GOOD PLACE TO EAT YOU ARE A STRANGER HERE BUT ONCE For Nationally Advertised Brands Sl'lERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR A Fine Shop for Fine Men 1127 Main Street East Hartford, Conn JA 8-2934 Next to East Hartford Federal Savings FORMAL WEAR FOR HIRE l-Ui9l'5 Drive In Prospect Pharmacy 1555 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD onmnsns Joseph Weiss Tel. JA 8-1426 144 BURNSIDE AVENUE EAST HARTFORD 24 Hour R Emergency Service C l' is I . . o 'P e 0 Benedict H. Esons, Builder PUl'if3l1 Maid Baking CO. 235 LONG HILL DRIVE 303 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD CONNECUCUT 'I39 Compliments of Save Way Market 901 MAIN STREET Complimenls of if . M., X Sears, Roebuck 8. Company I 80 STATE STREET HARTFORD For Bener or For worse Brewer Hardware Housewares - Pumbing and Eledrical Supplies , . 1 301 MAIN STREET -:- Tel. BU 9-0678 -:- EAST HARTFORD General Insurance Representing Brewer Shopping Center Hartford Companies Chinese Food Cannery of America, Inc. 686 TOLLAND STREET EAST HARTFORD 1010 MAIN STREETS - Rooms 205-206 EAST HARTFORD Tel. JA 8-6024 Phone JA 8-1048 Manufacrurers of Chowi Fresh Chow Mein and Chop Suey The Burnside Theater FINEST FILMS - LUXURIOUS SEATS Cinemascope - Visfavision Air commimd Easy Free Parking H 81 l Sales 8. Appliance Co., Inc. 912 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Your Frigidaire G Westinghouse Dealer in Eos! Harfford Our Praise Fills The Air . . . Tel' BU 94549 Thomas 8. Hanmer DONATELLI'S GARAGE PHARMACY Phone JA 8-2950 M. Thomas, Registered Pharmacixl 392 TCU-AND STREET 1123 MAIN smear EAST HARTFORD EUS? Hdrfford Connecticut JA 8-8939 No. 1 ORCHARD TERRACE W. J. Gay Phone JA 8-3152 INTERIOR - PAPER HANGING - EXTERIOR 140 'Vi' T-, , .f', Cannon's Village Store 4 GREAT HILL ROAD EAST HARTFORD CONNECTICUT Paramount Garage, lnc. REO TRUCKS 8 BUSES - SALES Si SERVICE Complete Truck Repairs - Any Make Heavy Wrecker Service Chanered Please 28 ASH STREET EAST HARTFORD Record Bar Pat's Medical Pharmacy 1009 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD P. T. GULLOTIA, s.s., R. Ph. JA a-1137 Phone JA 8-1402 Complete Line of Hallmark Cards T001 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD Best Wishes from Mac's Drive-In Milk Bar 300 SILVER LANE Tel. JA B-3421 Let 81 Gene-Quality Dry Cleaners DRIVE-IN SERVICE Pick-Up and Delivery 7I6 Burnside Ave. -:- JA 8-'l7l7 -:- East Hartford Compliments of Landau's Store T052 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Leo's Atlantic Service 295 SILVER LANE EAST HARTFORD Leo. T. Rodrigue, Prop. You Gotta F-I-G-H-T! Rice's Grocery 8. Delicatessen 243 BURNSIDE AVENUE Open 8 a.m. to ll p.m. Open Seven Days a Week Phone BU 943115 - East Hartford Youth Centre OUTFITTERS TO YOUNG NEW ENGLAND TRIANGLE SNACK BAR lUncler New Managemenll Specializing in All Kinds of Grinders Spaghetti Cooked to Order Hot Dogs - Steaks - Hamburgers Soda Fountain - For Orders to Take Out Call -- BU 9-4201 T71 GOVERNOR ST. EAST HARTFORD I , A Q V Congratulations to the class of T957 E. B. LEWIS CO., INC. Mfgrs. of Precision Crystals Ii BRAGG STREET EAST HARTFORD WE ARE HAPPY TO EXTEND THE COURTESY OF OUR DRIVER TRAINING CAR TO THE EAST HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL TO FURTHER THE CAUSE OF SAFETY. H. C. Dworin, President DWORIN CHEVROLET, INC. 476 CONNECTICUT BLVD. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. I 142 Compliments of B E R V I C C O . 760 TOLLAND STREET EAST HARTFORD UNITED SHOCK ABSORBER SERVICE INC. - SPECIALISTS - Broke Work 0 Front End Work 0 Wheel Balancing 694 TOLLAND STREET EAST HARTFORD Complimenfs of NATIONAL BUILDING SUPPLY BUILDING MATERIALS And Now If You Are Doubfful As To Which Team To .loin . . . CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '57 from The Spartans Athletic Club Class of '59 Compliments of MARCO POLO RESTAURANT T250 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTFORD Phone BU 9-9225 Best Wishes from Madlyn Shop MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD Compliments of Bob's Service Station 262 CONNECTICUT BOULEVARD GOOD LUCK THROUGHOUT THE YEARS There's None Better BEST PHARMACY JOSEPH I. RULNICK Registered Pharmacist 1071 Burnside Avenue East Hartford At the Entrance to Mayberry Village CLASS OF '57 Compliments of House of Color 645 BURNSlDE AVENUE EAST HARTFORD Maple Barber Shop TT6'2 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD Us ln All Their Glory MARY ANN BAKESHOP Home of Quohty Baked Goods Decorated Cokes Mode to Order 1071 BURNSIDE AVENUE BU 99815 Melody Boys Eastwood Restaurant Plumbing Servlce PUIA BROS JA sues JA 83199 on nunuzns sAv: ur ro 362, IN run. II go bot! holtk Nllld 1 v a L 'Num X TIM MOYNIHAN 190 NAUBUC AVENUE EAST HARTFORD Anderson Jeweler DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVERWARE tt . 842181 WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR Modern Barber Shop 673 BURNSIDE AVENUE EAST HARTFORD CONNECTICUT 1311 iq Lpmmzrfm' X x x Yes Girls, lt's Co-ed! A. -ff' ,J, 14 6- H ll Harold G Bornhuom Robert H Anderson OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS THE REAL ESTATE CENTER Inc REALTORS Extends Their Congratulations and Sincere Wishes for the Future Success of the class ofI957 42 Connecticut Blvd East Hartford Tel JA 8 6524 THE EAST HARTFORD GAZETTE Your Hometown Newspaper and Prmter Too' 128 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD WEDDINGS 0 BANQUETS 0 SHOWERS CLAMBAKES 0 SOCIALS CAPITOL CITY CATERERS Leo Adamlk, Caterer Louns Slavkln Auto Station 957 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD T I BU 99727 of Dagon's Gas Station 672 BURNSIDE AVENUE EAST HARTFORD 473 coNNEcTlcuT BLVD Alpha Gamma Epailan EAST HARTFORD, CONN Htfd. BU 9-9891 N.B. BA 3-8874 wnshes the Senior Class HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS f0R IINI MINS NIAR SHOIS HAY! s Q Telephones 5 i ihqm -U 9 ' 146 uv :Arr Aulrlqph ' Fritz Mahler conducting the Hartford Symphony and the East Hartford High School Glee Club direct sales personal service original layouts art service retouclling composition mechanicals halftone and line negatives film and plate stripping plate making offset printing folding complete bindery service packaging delivery t. o'toole and sons, inc. stamford, connecticut stamford da 4-9226 new york me 5-4112 H7 srl- -..... ' 1 l l A sv, 5 ll -. Q H Iv- l A ,It , S tg-ag: - . Q t , -1' Q A., l '4 ly N X 'X l fic? ibn 544557 THE CLASS OF '57 Li, HAS A GREAT FUTURE F5 .S y- X -S 33:1 ff 1:Yfi1:.- W 4 X l The vistas of the future are held wide as thus H - -A 4 ever-changing world produces greater chal lenges and greater needs. To best meet these challenges a substantial savings account is necessary. East Hartford Federal has endeavored to help members of the Class of 57 develop good savmgs habuts through School Savmgs Accounts Now as you embark upon new and greater careers we would like to have you contmue bulldmg your savmgs You wlll fund It a welcome achievement when you marry enter business for yourself or have youngsters to send to college Contmue to save at East Hartford Federal as you contmue your quest for knowledge Latest Dlvldend 148 l A 1137 Main St.,East Hartford New London Turnpike,GIastonbury Annual Rate PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS Dr Louls C Acqua 40 ELM STREET Dr B W Greenspoon OPTOMETRIST 1173 MAIN STREET Andrew, Howard and Loren Wllluam Kasler D D S 585 BURNSIDE AVENUE Dr P Brondaer 1010 MAIN STREET Edward S Keneflck Jr D 1746 MAIN STREET 914 MAIN STREET 1010 MAIN STREET Stephan A Brennan 914 MAIN STREET Dr John Murphy 27 WELLS AVENUE Donald H McGllvray 914 MAIN STREET Dommlck F Roto DM D 1 BROAD STREET Ruchard J Gorman, DVM 235 LONG HILL STREET Oskar Schlck D D S 1011 MAIN STREET Bernard L Tulln 11612 MAIN STREET 149 . . . ' ., D. John D. Brennan Alvin C, Leone cf nab gl THANKS AND APPRECIATION our advlsers who have shown llmltless patience and understandtng and who have put countless hours Into thus publxcatnon the admlntstratlon and faculty for thelr cooperation when pictures were belng taken and students had to mtss class Mrs Games who for seven years as adviser gave unsel ftshly of her time and talents to the continuous growth and umprovement of the Janus Warren Cutler who destgned the cover theme and ded lcatton pages the edltors and staff for devoting so much of thetr ttme and effort on behalf of the 57 Janus those East Hartford clttzens whose purchase of ads helped to make thus publication ftnanclally possible all students who cooperated during the photographing of the pictures ancl whose Increased subscrlptlon to the Janus warranted Its Increased sxze Jack Brown representattve from the publlshers O Toole 8- Sons for hrs helpful suggesttons Lorlng Studios for fatthfully attendtng our school func tuons to photograph us at all times at work or play all those whose contrtbutron IU any way helped to de velop the Janus of 1957 f K Q X . 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