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MURRAY Superintendent Ass't Superintendent 7-'ai k , I Q BOA RD OF EDUCATION STANDING, Left to Right: William Withington, George Berky, Francis Walsh, George Letis. SEATED: Eliza- beth Chapkovich, Anne Byrne, Harry Morgan, Chairman, Mrs. Mary Fairbanks, Mrs. Phyllis Flood. 6 ffl.. ., Mr. ll H l N K Mr. CARL H. GARVIN, Principal ,.f r l JOHN M, MucPARTI.AND, Ass't, Principal Miss DOROTHY C, KEEFE, Dean of Girls 7 Mr. MATTHEW R. TIERNEY, English, Holy Cross Miss SARAH E, ESPOSITO, English, St. Joseph College, Ph.B. College, B.S. Mrs. MARY G, HESLIN, English, College of New Mrs. JEANNINE WALSH, English, St. Mary's Col- Rochelle, B.A. 1ege,B.A. 8 Miss MARY R. ROCCO, Latin, Albertus Magnus Col- Mr. JOSEPH A. MASSA, Spanish, Bridgeport lege B.A., Fairfield University M.A., 6th yr. University B.A., Fairfield University M.A. :M ip, Mr. EDWARD F, FERRITER, French, Bridgewater Miss MARY E, WEBER, Latin, Albertus Mag- Teachers Col1ege,B.S. nus College, B.A.g Fairfield University, M.A. 10 Mr. SALVATORE AMENDOLA, Mathematics, Yale Mr. EDWARD F. SUGRUE, Mathematics, University, B.E. Yale University, B.A. Mrs. ELIZABETH K, WAUGH, Mathematics, University Mr. MICHAEL A. DELIA CAMERA, Mathe- of Connecticut, B.A. matics, New Haven State Teachers College B.S. 12 5 ,Q Mr. ALLAN H, BONWILL, Ind. Arts, Washington C011cgu,B.S. Mr. EDWARD W. KISHFY, Ind. Arts, University of Rhodn- Island, B.S. Mr. DAVID A, REED, Ind. Arts, Oswege State Teachers College, B.S., Yale University, M.A. Mr. LOUIS J, CRESCENTI, Art, Yale School of Fine Arts, B.F.A. Mr. RAYMOND C. SMITH, History, Arnold Mr. JOSEPH HAWTIN, History, Teachers College, B.S.g Teachers College of Connecti- College of Connecticut, B.S. cut, B.S.g Fairfield University, M.A. Mr. FREDERICK P, BUNNELL, History, Yale Uni- Miss BARBARA A, DeNlCOLA, History, University versity, B.A., M.A. of Connecticut, B.A. 14 P' ,gd C fy 35 , as 511 N , X it Miss ZI'I'A MAT'I'HIiWS, History, Teachers Col- Mrs. LAURA I, COULTER, Commercial, Colum- lvgc ol Comm., B,lEd., Yule University, M.A. bia University, B.S.g Yale University, M.A. lad ll., Mrs. HAZH, In, WJVVNSINID, Ciimmercisil, MW LORETTA A. NOWACKI, Conmwrcial Hl,g,,,,, QU11.-g.-B 15.5, Salem Teachers College, B,S, 15 5 W nm Mr. FRANK D, CALISTRO, Commercial, Uni- Mr. MARK S, FIORELLO, Commercial, Quinni- versity of Miami, B.B.A.g University of Bridgeport, piac College, B.A.3 Teachers College of Conn. M.A.g University of Fairfield 6th yr. B.S.g University of Bridgeport, M.S. ,,..iw.sn 7i 5 i , jf ' Q ' ww- ,.,, T, . -A 5 . Mr. JOHN W. BLASKO, Commercial, Shippensburg Mr. MICHAEL M. ZILLI, Librarian, New Haven State College, B.A. State Teachers College, B.S.5 Yale, M.A. 16 lf' g 1 'if' ' f K, Q li 4, Z ,, 8 'WFT ESM Q z bg SQ , f 1 P m A f L .fwrgw::': Q f mf A 'V .wif M, ,V A v ,Y , V wzewm ' mas, ,Jw f -f-'-wwf ,, -4-Q: Q nr, , V. M, f mx 1 f J Q A :Wi :V .Q it A' -sf 3, 'L f . u- -gh. A -,Q -1 QQ QS -v . 0 , lg? T .. xpv- x , A fQxX xg -' .1 -F Xfli'-fMiSF'N sy Q... K . gy K if f-K Q- f V s ' x x n :- X fix at-ki!'Q,rgpk Igfgngwic 'Ns' ' x' if in-is ' ' A Q Q A X A Ss. . f 5 M 3-9 f 'glgislik K 'f 5 ' f .3 v , W , . . NWN Q Q 1 asf- M K! t MM K ' . fx wr.. xi - K y . q L. . Y 4k '--uq,.K , ' . 5 ik - X lsww ifgg f-. NS' 5 si? xi i 3 ff S X Q xx, Mrs. BEATRICE K. LOMBARDO, Nurse St. Rap- hael's Hospital, R.N. Miss ROSE A. BRANCATI, Physical Education, New Haven State Teachers College, B.S. Mr. FRANK L. CRISAFI, Physical Education, Arnold College B.S., University of Fairfield, M.A Mr. GENNARO C. LEMBO, Driver Education, Providence College, A.B., Fairfield University, M.A. Mrs. Virginia Heck, Sec. Mrs. Jane Thompson, Sec. Mrs. Natalie Ford, Sec l OFFICE STAFF, L. to R.: Mrs. Josephine Con- frey, Mrs. Agnes Chapman, Mrs. Florence Os- born. 1 A I CAFETERIA STAFF, L. to R.: Mrs. Anastasia Fiorillo, Mrs. Myrtle Gelo, Mrs. Claire Monahan, Mrs. Antoinette Paolillo, Mrs. M. Marino. 19 p The lonely scholar in a meditative mood . . . Sharron! Room 212 is frequently the source of under- standing and wisdom. ,,5 ff'-3-Qt Senior student iS summoned gently but Underclassmen Search library catalogue in firmly to the office. attempt to locate copy of PEYTON PLACE. 20 ng ,.. ., , 5 S ew i ,X 2.4 A. Q K SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Historian. Janice Hummerg Vice-President, Harry Paulsen: Secretary, Joann Amentog President, Vincent Ltnsleyg Treasurer, Susan Barry1 5 1 ' if 5+ SS 5 A W img SMS, S? . V: Q 5 F wi x 3' X X Q 4. S S s S I 1? I . S 5 r 4 42 am M Qi Ji 1 7' o SANDRA A. ALEA llsandyll Jnaffected, gentle and gayg she enjoys life in a quiet ay. Infectious laughter and gayiety . . . expert taxi rvice . . . posture perfect . . . journalistic tendencies . . Paging copy . . . into the blue yonder as an air- ne hostess. arsity Show lg Usherettes 2,39 Pep Club 2,43 F.H.A. 2,3,4g Comet Business Board 4, Jr. Prom Fashion row 35 Intramurals 2,35 Copy Editor of the Comet 4. JOANN T. AMENTO IIJOII kll the world loves a joker. Heap big Pioneer chief . . Jo looks up at the world . . . the towering universe . . the tiny seniorette with the command of a general . . the quick wit. 'eshman Frolic Co-chairman 15 Sophomore Hop 2, Jr. rom Co-chairman 3, Fashion Show 35 Sophomore ice-president 23 Girls' Basketball 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,45 .Rm. Treasurer 2, Comet Editorial Staff 4, F.H A. 1,25 .oneer Editor 45 Comet Business Board 2,3,43 Usherettes 2,33 Jamboree Committees 1,23 Nominating Com- littee 39 Band 13 Varsity Show 1, Librarian Assistant lg :nior Class Secretary 4, Senior Prom Committee 43 hristmas Dance Committee 45 Ways and Means Com- ,ittee 45 Bowling Team 4. REGIO A. ALMORI llReggieIl Life is so short, make it merry. Solid masculine power . . .bouncing black curls . . . block-buster on the football field . . . the center of attraction well- mannered Reggie . . . a wide grin and a deep throated Hi! . . . our pal. Football 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,45 Jr. Prom Committee 3, I-I.Rm. Treasurer 25 Traffic Squad 4, Football Formal4 Jamboree. ELEANOR R. ANDERSON Teri Sing a song of chewing, my pockets full of gum. Ivory skin and classic features . . . the constant worry . . . the chronic possessor of a problem . . . tall girl with a tiny voice . . . the bright blush . . . quick breathless chatter . . . stage fright before a class . . . a nurse's cap may crown her curls. Pep Club 45 F.H.A. 1,3,4g Intramurals 1, Y-Teens 2,33 Usherettes 3, Jr. Glee Club 1,25 Fresh. Dance Commit- tee 1, Christmas Dance 2. CAROLYN P . ANDROS llcorkyll She is just as she appears to all, friendly, with a bit of the devil tucked just out of sight. The great accompli- sher . . . drive, energy, ambition . . . the blond blur dashes to her post . . . artistic talent for world of fashion . . . regal bearing and queenly stature . . . shortand speedster . . . skilled seamstress . . . yearns to be a designing woman. Y-Teens 25 Jr. Honor Society 15 F.B.L.A., Intramurals l,2g Pep Club 4, Jamboree 3,43 T.S.O. 4, Student Council 33 Glee Club 1, Xmas Dance Committee 4, Sock Hop Committees 3,4. JOAN L. AVITABILE Joannie Unless we remember we cannot understand. A smile for everyone . . . What, me worry? . . . sweet and understanding . . . Elvis Avitable with guitar . . . free style champ in the channel . . . yearns for chalk dust, marking book and teacher troubles. Intramurals 1, Spanish Club lg F.H.A. 3,45 Ways Gr Means Committee 4, Y-Teens 1. JEANNE M. AUBREY Jeanie Full of cheer and full of pep, making friends with every step. A smile every mile and a kiss in every letter . . . so tiny and petite . . . vaccinated with a victrola needle . . . bright as a lightning bug . . . business world ambition. F.I-l.A. 1, Jamboree 1,25 Varsity Show 1, Usherettes 1,2,35 Girls' Intramurals 13 Student Council 3, Jr. Prom Committee 3. ANTHONY R. BAGNOLI llTonyll Can we ever have too much of a good thing? The curls above the gleam of teasing eyes . . . powerhouse of the line . . . football is his life . . . party boy . . . the riotous remark and the quick grin . . . Romeo with a roving eye . . . Gone Golfing . . . military ambi- tion. Football team 2,3,4g Baseball 2,35 Fourth Period Traffic Squad, Student Council 2,4. SALVATORE N. BALSAMO , llsalll , Llnknown to many, but a friend to all. The quiet, l ly Lil' Abner of our Dogpatch . . . powerful appearance it gentility of manner . . . jazz fan . . . wild beating WILLIAM ARTHUR BARKER 1 the drums . . . his own private Plymouth . . . auto Bill ithusiast . . . constructive future with carpentry. Men of good character gain reward. Mr. Basketball Ludent Council Ig I-I.Rrn. Pres. 2, Soph. Hop 2. . . . madcap . . . long, lanky, lean . . . cuts up a storm . . . an aggressive possessor of strong drive . . . maga- zine drive . . . brain power . . . loquacious leader . . . college timber. Student Council 1,2,4, Pres. 4, Fr. Frolic lg Sp. Hop 2, Jr. Nat. Hon. Soc. 15 Co-chairman of Mag. Dr. 3,45 Jr. Prom Fash. Show 3, Inter-high School Service Asst. 3,45 Boys' State 35 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Sr. Nat. Hon. Soc. 4, Pioneer Staff 45 Christmas Dance Comm. 4. EVELYN MAE BARNES IIEVII .ife's a pleasant situation, let us take it as it comes. SUSAN BARRY 'itty winsome, and always welcome . . . a howl at . . . 'olfe,'s . . . constant chatterbox . . . the beacon bright- :Ser rfnendshlp gov? 1113? afrsgnlbfagggldjgveet ani, :ss of her smile . . . freckles which accent a peppery A ce.e ' ' 231 Sfff hehorfi' vm .1 1 d n 'd' ' Z :rsonality . . . One of the Barnes clan. mencan gn wlt er Ps mg Sml e an rea Y C arte: . . . our treasurer . . . business college and career. T.S.O. 3,45 Pep Club 25 Jr. Class Treas. 3, Fr. Dance Comm. lg Soph. Hop 25 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Jr. Prom Fashion Show 3, Intramurals 29 Usherettes 3, Sen. class Treas. 45 D.A.R. girl 4. SHARRON E. BERKY Berk Character is a diamond that scratches every stone. Ipana smile . . . chipper cheerleader . . . the friendly LENA A. BELMONTE favor . . . the hostess with the mostest . . . a candidate -'Lenny' for the campus life . . . Ivy League, of course. NA smile is more contagious than 3 frownlll Miles of Fresh. Frolic lg Jr. Natl. Honor Soc. 15 F.H.A. lg Stud. red curls . . . giggling and cooing, a flash of seductive COUHCU 1,23 VHYSWY Show ls PCP Club 13 50Ph- HOP 25 brown eyes , , , generates great energy tg Promote Cheefleadel' 3,45 IDtl'2lTluI2.lS 2.3 J3.I'nb0l.'eE 1,2g Football senior finances . . . a dedicated bookkeeper . . . care- Formal 43 Comet BUS- Bd- 43 Plfmeef 4- ful, persistent, juggling of figures . . . future of finan- cial figuring. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club la Ways and Means Comm. 4. IRENE A. BREWER Rene Variety is the spice of life. Tiny bright-eyed blonde . . . Brewer of mischief . . . miniature miss . . . one THOMQS J' BRAASILE of the majorettes in blue and white . . . a baton for a l 1 Tomml' capable twirler . . . allergic to scholastic concentratiol A word in earnest IS as good as a speech. Stealthy and . ' I business bound. silent member of the class . . . lt's not the size but the Majorettes 1 2 3. p H A 1 4. pep Club 4 content . . . music lover . . . I love a parade . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Marching feet, clapping hands . . . melodious, harmo- nious, cacaphonous . . . band leader-musician of the future. Band 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 45 Variety Show 2,3. NANCY ANN BROUSSEAU IlNanIl Ca1mly do I go on my way. Neat and shining locks . . . a little sweet, plus a little spice, makes the sum very nice . . . we see her we like her but seldom ever . ' ' IRENE ANN CACOPARDO hear her . . . a conscientious Comet commutor . . . ,,Rene,, :Early :esigned from the Senior Section . . . life's work ,,Fuu of Pep and ruin, to go',, Striking dark beauty l . C15ga511ia3,n?s?g' 1, C t st ff 4 vivacious spirit . . . music fills her soul . . . the sweet u ' ' eens ' omg 3' ' voice and the educated feet . . . waltzs and cha-chas . . . chic in a chemise . . . an extensive vocabulary . . . loquacious and lighthearted. Usherettes 3, Glee Club 45 Fut. Homemakers of Am. 4, Ways and Means Comm. 4. PASQUALE A. CALANDRO llpatll A just future awaits the deserving. A cluster of na- tural waves . . . generous in activities . . . a large help- ing hand . . . an easy laugh . . . the skill and stamina to be an x-ray technician . . . horseback riding, skating, and swimming, his favorites . . . pedestrians dodge his JU-DITH J. CANNA DOdge. u-Iudyn Ways and Means Comm. 4. ll - - ll Happiness 1S made to be shared. Canna, the cut-up and constant clown . . . short breathy remarks . . . comi cal patter . . . totes a brief case . . .her missing art pencil . . . fascinated by the world of the theatre . . . playwrights are her idols . . . elfin Judy, so alive! Band 1,25 Art Club 1,25 Varsity Show 1. 26 1 MARY LOU CAPASSO lIMaryll Worry and I have never met. A voice one shade above a whisper . . . the little one . . . rhythmic on the dance floor . . . mood music and mile high men . . . chums n' chatter . . . a ladder? . . . blue ribbon typist. Fresh. Frolic 15 Varsity Show 15 Student Council 1,25 Usherettes1,2,35 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 1,25 Soph. Hop 25 Jamboree 1,25 Intramurals 1,25 Ways and Means 45 Pioneer Staff 4. WILLIAM RALPH CASTELLON Cass I love the life I lead5 so I lead the life I love. Smooth, debonair senior . . . the happy hoopster . . . the big Bonnieville, his second love . . . faithful, friendly chauffeur . . . a cream-colored paradise on wheels . . . Love me, love my car . . . a friend to every hitchhiker. Pres. 15 V. Pres. 35 Junior Prom5 Freshman Fro1ic5 Soph. Hop5 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Student Council 15 Honor So- ciety 15 H.Rm. Pres. 1,2,35 Jr. Prom Attendant. FRANK J. CAROFANO Frankie The carefree life is the happy one. Cool stroker of the skins . . .jazz lover . . . weakness for the weaker sex . . . mannerly and pleasant quick comments . . . car happy . . . a regular guy . . . a roving eye . . . Marine Corps candidate. Band 1,2,3,4. SANDRA MARIE CHADEAYNE Machine Live, love laugh, and be happy. Athletic Sandy . . . Miss Brancati's efficient assistant . . . one of the Mom- auguin clan . . . seaweed in her hair . . . energetic salt water splasher . . . hoopster and happy horn blower . . . future physical educator. Intramurals 2,3545 Jamboree 1,25 Band 15 Usherettes 2,35 Pep Club 25 Student Council 35 F.H.A. 1. t -. s.-we ks LINDA SUSAN CHAMBERLAIN Illini! She is quiet,but what's there to be noisy about. Those nightly pin-ups . . . crinolines galore . . . Latin scholar . . . enjoyable and enlightening . . . best audience for a joke . . . a wide range of interests make life worth J UDITH MAE CHOMICZ ' . l llchopll IWWS - - - Cool, Calm, and S10W'bUm1n8- '!Pleasant to meet, charming, and sweet. Blond hair, Natl- JY- Honor ooC1ofYi Home Room Seo- 29 PSP Club blue eyes and dimples . . . fun to have in a crowd . . . 2s JT- Prom Fas-hlon Show 33 Comet B'-15' Board 33 Jam- bright sense of humor . . . just one guy for her . . . proud boree 1,23 Cap 8:Govm Committee 4. BARBARA ANN CHORONZY Babs Her manner quiet, her nature mild. Quiet but friendly , . . never frowns, never clowns . . . occasional phantom voice . . . serious, sensible, and sincere . . . sweetness is a habit . . . never a worry, never a care . . . never bored at the keyboard. F.H.A. 1,2,3g Pep Club 4. possessor of an engagement ring. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,4g Varsity Show 19 H.R. Sec. 2,3g H.R. Vice-president lg Fresh. Dance Comm. 15 Soph. Dance Comm. 2g Jr. Prom Fashion Show 35 Usherettes 1,2,3g Intramurals 1. ALAN G. CHRISTOFERSON HAI ll A little pleasure and a little work. Blond hair that hugs a strong head . . . unfamiliar with a bottle of bleach . . . deals the cards with a sense of confidence . . . A Frank Buck . . . the armed forces are marching into sight. Foot-ball 15 Band 1. SANDRA C. CIANELLI nsandyn i sweet and charming lass is she, a nicer girl could ver be. A seamstress of skill . . . tiny and trim . ndy C's enviable wardrobe . . . serious manner . . . A ievy owner and loner . . . vivacious laughter . . . a ping specialist . . . applicant to a business world isition. udent Council 1,2,35 H.Rm. Pres. 15 Usherettes 15 H.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Intramurals 35 Bowling :am 45 Ways and Means Comm. 45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 J-chairman Jr. Prom Fash. Show 35 Varsity Show 1. JO-ANNE E. CRISCO LINDA K. CLIFFORD llLinIl She's the quiet kind who never varies. Oh! those long blonde, flowing tresses . . . tall and stately . . . quiet and serene friendliness . . . Problems in P.O.D. . . . Never late for school . . . dwells nearby . . . light sense of humor with a warm heart. JOAN FAYE CROSS IIJOII More quality than quantity. Hey gang, see you 'round the campus . . . short and sweet . . . neat and petite . . . carefree . . . second best to Esther Williams . . . always on the go . . . an auto of super-sonic speed Do-Do . . . angel in white. i vivacious, graceful lass, with the disposition of a Soph. Hop 25 Intramurals 2,35 Swimming Club 2,35 Pep y of sunshine. Lovable, laughable . . . Oh! that baby Club 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 T.S.O. 35 Art Club 1,2,35 lk . . . long dark curls touch her shoulders . . . a Usherettes 35 Jr. Nat. Honor Soc. nning smile . . . pert and sweet . . . business world waiting her. H.A. 1,2,35 Pep Club l,2,45 Varsity Show 15 Jr. Prom umm. 35 Usherettes 35 Soph. Hop 25 l-l.Rm. Sec. 2,3,45 Ways and Means Comm. 4. fx s - il F' N5 J. DENNIS DARE llDennyll Men of few words are the best men. Chemistry is a major crisis . . . seen, but rarely heard . . . man of the 'ilderness . . . contractingtrade. . . Great men, like JO-ANN ELIZABETH Deppucp ature, use simple language. . . . pink blush frames .-Jon l. . his stern expression . . . A contractor will fill the nuhaildestmanner and gentlest hearty Ready and wining lu' to lend a helping hand . . . always busy with the Comet headlines . . . spirited and peppy, yet pensive on occa- sion. . . looking forward to the Business World. Stud. Coun. 35 F.H.A. 35 Lib. Asst. 25 Pep Club 2,45 H. Rm. Sec. 45 Ways and Means Comm. 4g Jamboree 23 Usherettes 35 Comet Headline Editor 45 Comet Business Board. ALBERT R. DEFEO Albie Thought is deeper than all speech. Musical rhythm and intricate dancesteps . . . beats on keen skins . . . cuts the water with powerful strokes . . . guardian of the CI-ARA A- DEI-IET0 upper ramp . . . Albie's auto, the Bucking Buick . . . Clara farewell to homeroom 204. The only way to have a friend is to be one. Dark Band 1,2,3,4g Swimming Team 2,3,4. wavy hair frames her face . . . a tune controls her feet . . . quiet? . . . appearances are often deceiving . . . a sports enthusiast . . . true pal to her friends . . . Clara's collection of records . . . a secretary of tomor row. Pep Club lg Ways and Means Comm. 43 F.I-l.A. 4. CAROL ANN DeM.AIO llcaroln .aughing, talking, full of fun. The frank and direct mark . . . active hands and mind . . . her heart is lost a bell-bottom trouser wearer . . . a faithful Momaugui- te . . . the ways and means eager beaver . . . conscien- Jus correspondent . . . Always Al . . . domesticity and vcility. lee Club 25 Majorettes 2. PHYLLIS MARY DeMATTE.O llphilll l'he secret of success is constancy of purpose. Curls ilore . . . rush, rush, rush . . . a familiar fixture in xmemaking class . . . gives away extra smiles . . . her .everness in cutting hair . . . terrific trimmer . . . fu- Lre description: happy hairdresser. ,l-LA. 1,2,35 T.S.O. 35 Y-Teens 1. NICHOLAS F. DeMAIO llNickyll Not many words but much expression. Quiet but friendly . . . Will Rogers in manner and charm . . . a smooth dancer and a keen dresser . .. a bat and ball man . . . watch dog in the infield . . . scrambles on the basketball court . . . plans to attend college. Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,45 H.Rm. V. Pres. 25 H Rm. Pres. 3,45 Co-chairman Soph. Hop 25 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Jr. Prom attendant5 Glee C1ub5 Fashion Show. JUDITH ANN DeMATTO llJudyll Quiet and undisturbed, she moves along her way. Tall and graceful . . . a quiet and relaxed manner . Judy Friendly . . . dancing is delightful . . . hails from Foxon . . . a shy hesitant smile of sweetnex . . matrimonial aspirations . . . the domestic point of view. F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Fr. Dance Comm.5 Pep Club 1,2. ANTHONY R. DiPALMA llTonyll Eat, drink, and be merry. DiPalma my hand for your flip remark . . . guileless blue eyes . . . shy and sincere . . . tall brawny broad-shouldered . . . science fiction . . . outidoors man . . . at 2:00 p.m. D1ANE,Pgi,PUMARK 'Little said is sooner mended. Silence is golden . . noisy as a shadow . . . neat as a pin and almost as quiet . . . owner of a Lux complexion . . . versatile, varsity volleyball player . . . a future Florence Nightingale. F.H.A. 3g Sp. Club 25 Pep Club 45 Intramurals 3,4. LOUISE J. EWANUFF Weesie Quiet and neat, pleasant to meet. Tall, willowy, and graceful . . . neatness personified . . . constant twinkle in her eye . . . possessor of a fascinating voice . . . appreciates laughter . . . mature manner . . . Business JOSEPH P. FARINA College applicant. Joe F.B.L.A. 1,25 Swim. Club 2g Intramurals 1,23 Pep Club Slow but sureg they stumble that run fast. Rip Van 4g Cap and Gown Comm. 45 Pioneer 4. Winkle in English History class . . . a confirmed bache- lor . . . mystery man in the depths of math and science . . . a package deal, brains with brawn . . . nonchalance personified . . . calm in any situation . . . college man-to-be with belted sports cap. Band 1,2,3,4. 32 ALICE M. FAWCETT llA1H here is nothing worth more than laughter and the love friends. An amiable smile . . . the Univac brain . . ecret sense of humor . . . Cary Grant for President . sports and scholarship . . . muscular co-ordination the basketball court . . . a starched white skirt rus- g down a hospital corridor. Nat'l Honor Soc. 15 Jamboree 1,25 Pep Club 1,45 S.O. 35 lntramurals 3,4. LINDA A. FLOWER Linda ilence is the perfect herald of joy. Amiable person- ty . . . a smile of radiance . . . subdued member of e '59ers . . . a delicate flower in the Senior garden . flying fingers across the black keys . . . the artist MARIE C. FEUSTEL Marie Distance and mystery enchant. Lovely lady . . . long scarlet O'l-lara red curls . . . pure Blanche skin . . . reserved and sedate . . . the talent with languages . . . Trippingly on the tongue . . . Russian Scrabble, any- one? . . . the Cross transferee who found our Haven . . . Foreign Service Career. Jr. Achievement 3. GABRIEL A. FUCCI Babe No man would listen to your talk if he didn't know when it was his tum. A friend to all . . . serious at times, really! . . . oh, those crazy sport jackets . . .a credit to the Comet . . . always seen with a smile . . . captain of the frogmen . . . sea-faring lad . . . Dad's business bound. Swimming 1,2,35 Captain 4. ,o dabbles in oil . . . secretarial and matrimonial siration. xiii- 1' -f e '.v-'Y5- 53 , LOUISE REGINA FUNARO III-ull Brimful of vitality, she knows no bounds. Lu of many moods . . . volcanic emotions concealed by a quiet tongue . . . dancing eyes and a cheerful smile . . . PAUL DAVID GAMACHE serenelyambitious. . . Yeah, but . . . that Ivory look HP In . . . gentility and sweetness. . . conscientious East Haven HL . au ,, . .. Higher. G et my actions speakufor me. Hunting and skiing are H'Rm' treas' 1' Comet Staff 4' Usherettes 3' Jr. Prom . . . winner of the Harvard Book Award . . . creates a big splash. Boys' State 33 Student Council 25 Swimming 1,2,3,4, Football 2,45 Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Jr. Class Pres., Jr. Nat. Honor Soc. 1, Sr. Nat. Honor Soc. ANDREW V. GAMBARDELLA lIAndyll The world needs more music. The casual smile and the carefree manner . . . Mr. Music Maker . . . the smooth satin tone of his saxophone . . . the missing pants of his band uniform . . . rebels against worry . . . lifetime of music. Band 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 2,45 Football 25 Jamboree 2, Variety Show 3, Fr. Dance Comm. 1. ANTHONY G. GAMBERDELLA IITOHYII I observe much, but I mention little. Study, never! . . . Mr. Hawtin's friend . . . pleasure precedes work . . . a pair of scissors and I'l1 be happy . . . shear heaven . . . a black and cream colored Mercury, his dream of transportation . . . merry barber to be. H.Rm. Pres. 1, Fr. Dance Comm. 1, Glee Club 4. if :.' Li . F2 HARRY N. GAMBA RDELLA llcamll 'A volume exterior conceals a volume of mischief. 'lashing smile and ready chatter . . . the positive Lpproach . . . scholarship and personality, the rare :ombination . . . studious Harry . . . combustible chem- cals . . . a white apron man . . . student of science . . college gates swing wide. l'.S.O. 35 Student Council 3. DONALD JOHN GRASSO IIDonll 'In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Ioach Crisafi's helpful Harry . . . masterful manager . . serious and quiet . .. right at home with his brush md pallet . . . retired clam-digger . . . 204's efficient rresident . . . basketball star for St. Clare's C.Y.O. . . . Iollege beckons. Aanager of Varsity Football 3,45 Manager of Basketball Feams 3,45 Student Council 15 Fr. Dance Comm. 15 'lome Rm. Pres. 2,45 Manager of Swimming Team 25 iwimming Team 35 T.S.O. 45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Boys' Ltate 35 Jamboree 1,25 Soph. Hop 2. RICHARD FRANK GERY IlRichll S . .X Pleasure and action make the years seem short What's that jazz? . . . '55 Mercury Man. . broad shoulders and a broader mind . . . inflated abdomen . . . one way passage to Branford . . . One of the pack at Wolfe's . . . Mr. Malonis' problem child . casual Cl.'0Ol1.e1' . Student Council 2,45 Traffic Squad 1,25 Football 2, Jamboree 1,25 Ways and Means Comm. 4 CAMILLE ANN GRIMALDI llshoxtyll Si1ence is deep as eternity5 speech is shallow as tl ' Permanent curly locks . . . wide, wise eyes hide behind hom rims . . . serious mood . . . possesses the quiet in tent manner . . . visions of loveliness inspire this future be autician' s dreams. F.H.A. 1. it 1 5s Ninn? N w LARRY C. HALL lllleftyll Blonde angels are sometimes devi1s. Fast talking in slow motion . . . southpaw on the diamond . . . squeeze box expert . . . pounds the keys . . . blonde curly locks cast a shadow across a high forehead . . . export and import from Florida . . . a loyal Foxoneer. Baseball l,2,45 Basketball lg H.Rrn. Pres. 1. CARL R. HARVEY llcarlll Trifles make perfection, but perfection is no trifle. Preparation, planning, and punctuality . . . senior scholar . . . the soft voice of truth . . . as industrious and persistent as a beaver . . . a solid figure of depend- ability . . . the dignity of maturity . . . the watchguard ALLEN R. HANSON IIAIII What I am to be, I am becoming. Sensitive and silent soul . . . super effort . . . brings success . . . travels his own path . . . hunting and fishing and 2:00 o'clock interest him . . . desire to travel . . . he is joining the Navy to see the world. of responsibility . . . the college campus recommended. JANET MARY HEIGELMANN Student Council 2,3,4g T.S.O. 3,45 Boys' State 33 Fr. Dance Comm. 1. llJanll There is nothing lost by being quiet. Quality and gentility . . . the charm of a lady . . . meticulous and conscientious . . . a little sweet plus a little spice makes the sum very nice . . . sincerity and genuine warmth . . . dancer's delight. Traffic Squad 3,45 Pep Club 2,4. WENDY A. HORN Wender h She was made for music and joy. Beep, Beep, an old Hom blower . . . natural musical talent . . . tap-dancing FRANK W, HOPSON her way out of high school . . . tricky knocked knees . . . Frank tickles the ivory . . .delightful debutante. . . bows in There's nothing quite so surprising as the thoughts of a the direction of a teaching career. uiet man. A human dynamo . . . incisive mind and Jr- Natl. Honor Society lg Freshman Club 1,25 Varsity tackling wit . . . accepts life as an amusing challenge Show 15 Pep Club 4, Swimming Club 3, Christmas . . happy-go-lucky manner betrays true seriousness Dance 4- . . brilliant and epigrammatic commentator . . . equent speaker in class . . . Frank's capable hands and 'hite apron. tudent Council 1,25 Traffic Squad 35 I-LR. Vice Pres. 39 and 1,2,3. J UDITH L. HUMMER llJudyII A pleasant manner makes life's journey smooth. Quiet as the hush of spring . . . the brown haired twin with appealing brown eyes . . . Judy and Jan . . . The Rover girls . . . bright light of the Comet . . . tip-toes thru life . . . yeams for a fashion career. JANICE Pg-IMMER Traffic Squad 3, Usherettes 2,39 I-l.R. Sec. 2, Comet I , 'qan ' U Business Board 35 Pep Club 4, Jamboree Dance Comm. 3eautY fs Powefj 3 smile ls beauw 5 Swmd- Soft 25 Varsity Show 13 Fresh. Dance Comm. 1, Soph. Dance .ond hair . . . light blue eyes . . . devotee of the Comm. 25 Comet Editor-ingchief 43 ways and Means ance . . . a soprano giggle . . . cute nose wiggler . . . Comm. 45 F-.H.A. 1,23 Student Council 4. retty to walk with, witty to talk with . . . cute, cheer- 11 and conscientious. sherettes 2,39 H.R. Sec. 3, Soph. Hop 2, Comet Business Jard 3,4g Jamboree 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Varsity Show 1, ep Club 25 Intramurals 2,45 Jr. Prom Fashion Show, lbrarian ass't 2, Senior Class Treasurer 4. FRANCIS N. IAGUESSA Fran Life is full of laughter and fun. A winning smile topped by wavy black hair . . . For he's a jolly good fellow. . a laugh for every pound . . . protector of the up ramp . . . faithful homeroom janitor . . . a can- didate for the United States Armed Forces. T.S.O. 4. STEVEN ALBERT JACKSON lIRandyll Nature formed him and then broke the mold. Cool nder pressure . . . import from Maine . . . smooth and ,ght-toed on the dance floor . . . purchaser of Ag's ag- ravation, The Blue Bomb .... It's all in the game. ootball 3,45 Basketball 1,2535 Soph. Class Pres. 25 r resh. Dance Co-chairman 1 So h. Dance Comm 5 p . 25 Jr rom Comm. 35 Student Council 15 Inter-High Service .ss. 253,45 Jr. Prom Fashion Show 35 Cap and Gown fommittee 4. PATRICIA ANN IZZO llpatwll The possessor of youth's refreshing qua1ity. Personality that charms . . . eyes of dark beauty . . . good grooming . . . that scrubbed look . . . sly wit . . . over the hill to H. J.'s . . . moves rapidly only in emergency situations . . . . a secretarial Susie. H.R. Pres. 2,35 H.R. V. Pres. 15 F.l-l.A. 1,2,35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Pep Club 25 Student Council 15 Glee Club 1,25 Usherettes 35 Intramurals5 Sock Hop 2. PATRICIA EDNA JACOCKS IIP.-I' ll Courteous and gentle in all her ways. So-o vivacious . . . dimples galore . . . pleasant disposition . . . adorable smile . . . flashing white teeth . . . Liberace lover . . . a pretty Miss, a future Mrs .... a capable directoress of traffic in one of the main halls . . . Farewell, Mac . . . sweet seniorette. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 T.S.O. 1,2,3,45 Fresh. Dance 15 Sock Hop 25 Glee Club Dance 1,2,35 Varsity Show 15 Jamboree 25 Comet 4. .5 w.:mmmewa: CLIFFORD PRICE JOHNSON Cliff erious and well-behavedg never any trouble he gave. familiar figure at the head of the second floor stair- se . . . enjoys many peaceful and quiet hours . . . the rice is right . . . an energetic bookworm . . . a col- ge career is his dream. nd 23 H.R. Treas. 35 T.S.O. 4. MELINDA PARKER KORN IlKornyll fheerful company shortens the mile. Those Korny ces . . . truck smasher . . . foreign correspondent . . . oking is her craft . . . Kom in the kitchen . . . Coffee, yone? housework and homework . . . operates on six linders . . . beyond the hill lies Branford . . . Adios. ident Council 15 F.l-l.A. 13 Swimming Club 33 T.S.O.4g nmet Staff 4g Jamboree 25 Ways and Means Comm. 4. KATHLEEN MARY KANE llkathyll ln quietness lies hidden friendship. One of our seen but not heard seniors . . . A three letter girl . . . swimming, baseball and basketball . . . reliable hurler on the baseball team top-notch on the hardwood . . . future college graduate. Nat. Honor Society 15 Jamboree lg Varsity Show lg Pep Club 45 T.S.O. 3g Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 23 Badmin- ton 2g Swimming 33 Y-Teens 2. ALLAN K. LANG HAI-ll Nothing is so strong as gentleness. Rotation football hero . . . a likeable linesman . . . 64 is his claim to fame . . . his lenses are his windows to the world . . . crew cuts and crew necks . . . chemistry complainer . . merman of the aqua world. Football 2,3,4g swimming 2,3,45 T.S.O. 45 student coun- cil 4g Football Formal Comm. 4. FRANCES CAROL LANG llBunnyll The world stands out on either side, no wider than the heart is wide. Butterfly complex . . . horseback riding expert . . . a hairdo for every day . . . personality plus all the way . . . lightly sprinkled freckles over peaches and cream . . . a white cap and thermometer: career symbols. Jamboree 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Usherettes 35 Comet Bus. Bd. 25 Jr. Prom Fashion Show5 Student Council 15 Intra- PAUL LOUIS LaVORGNA Paul Art is man's nature, nature is God's art. Light blue eyes and sandy, close cropped hair cut . . . the sincere expression . . . slow smile and gradual chuckle . . . murals 2,3,45 Varsity Show 15 Ways and Means Comm, 4, That's fabulous! . . . a sensitive, artistic nature . . . MICHAEL A. LETIS llMikell I believe in the discipline of silence and could talk for hours about it. A Latin scholar . . . collegiate attire . . . triple threat star athlete . . . Register Player of the Week. . . patience and shuffle cards . . . Law Profession. Student Council 1,25 Fr. Dance Comm. 15 Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Jamboree 1,25 Art Club 15 Jr. Prom Fashion Show 35 Football Formal 45 Inter-High School Service Assn. 2,3,45 Pioneer Sports Staff 4. many stories and jokes . . . our Pioneer artist. Art Club 25 Jr. Prom Poster Contest5 Window Painting Contest 35 Comet Bus. Bd5 Student Council 45 Art Editor of the Pioneer 4. KENNETH S. LEVINE llKennyll Dates any deed with cool courage. Red locks . . . Daniel Boone of East Haven High School . . . Where there is a will, there is a way . . . Mr. Tiemey's energetic electrician . . . the man behind the mike . . . a three S man, serious, sensible, and sincere. T.S.O. 45 Visual Aids 3,4. LOIS ELLEN LEVINE III-ol! A pleasing personality unlocks the door of happiness. Jh! those embarrassing moments . . . sweet and shy is he . . . always with a smile . . . pounds the keys for Ars. Coulter . . . defends the High Ridge settlements rom Foxon lndians . . . pale beauty with gold-flecked reckles. '.H.A. 15 Fr. Dance Comm.g Soph. Dance Comm.5 Iamboree 29 Usherettes 33 Intramurals 2,45 Pep Club 45 l'.S.O. 33 Ways and Means Comm. 4. LINDA JEAN LEWIS Nun!! Personality--the keynote to success. A girl of multiple talents . . . sincere and friendly . . . sweet and under- standing nature . . . music enthusiast . . . presence and poise . . . l'm forever playing piano . . . See ya' later . . . both scholar and socialite. Fr. Dance Comm.g Jamboree lg Jr. Honor Soc. lg Intra- murals 2,3g T.S.O. 35 Glee Club 3,45 Pep Club 4. DOUGLAS KENT LINSLEY llD0ugll ET!-I1-1E,NE LAURA L'l-LEUREUX I would rather miss my dinner than my jest. Manners Er make the man . . . Mr. Frawley's friend . . . T.G.l.F. 'Happy girls without any cares. The unforgettable face . . . the life of the party . . . crazy cut-up . . . oh those . . pixie charm . . . mischievous eyes of saucer size . . . 22-HY TIHYS - . - Our C1255 clown - - - 0011632 5011111 rrepressible giggles . . . the latest lingo and snappy sPani5h Club V- Pres- 23 H-Rm- Sec- 1,25 Student natter . . . chronic movie viewer . . . Et loves surprises C011DCi1 4- . . enthusiasm . . . bangs . . . the energy that could lrive a Van uard X to the moon g . 'l.Rm. Treas. 1,35 Jr. Prom Fash. Show 35 Varsity ., Pep Club 1,2,4, Usherettes 3, Intramurals 1, Jr lchievement 3. Show VINCENT B. LINSLEY llldinsfl 'Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. The crew- :ut . . . the quick grin . . . the flip remark . . . One of he boys . . . the body beautiful . . . powerful lungs ROBERTA A . LLOYD . . our full-time president . . . Co-chief of the Pioneer ,.Bert,, ribe . ir. Dance Comm. 15 Basketball 1,25 Soph. Hop 25 Jam- :oree 1,25 H.R.m. V. Pres. 25 Spanish Club 25 Jr. Prom rash. Show 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Student Council 35 Xsst. Editor Pioneer 45 Class President 45 Inter-High ichool Service Assn. 3,4. EDMOND F. LYON llEdll We see him, we like him, but we hardly ever hear .im. Deceptive silence . . . homework assignments ollowed by fog and a loss of memory . . . A Lyon- .earted gentleman . . . sleepy time lad . . . the posi- ive approach . . . the dreamy gaze in class . . . a Iharles Adams sense of the macabre . . . 1959 college rosh. tudent Council 3. Good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality. Short, cute, and collegiate . . . Ivy league model . . . Si1ence is Golden . . . shiny, shiny, loafers . . . quar ter for your thoughts . . . warm personality . . . a true friend . . . blonde hair and lovely blue eyes . . . Bub- bling Bert. Ways and Means 4. MARIE A. MAIO Ilpinkylf Bright as a penny, thoughtful and wise. Everybody's buddy . . . maintains a continually gay mood . . . never at a loss for words or chuckles . . . a happy party goer . . Hurry up . . . her success: a star stenographer . . . where there's life, there's Pinky. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Co-chairman Bandstand Dance 25 Fr. Dance Comm. 15 Soph. Hop 25 Usherettes 1,35 Jamboree 1,25 Variety Show 25 I-l.Rm. Vice-Pres. 3. FRANK A . MANGANELLA Butch The world delights in funny people. Jolly, jovial :rsonality . . . I like Ivy-League clothes . . . Frank natra is Number one . . . excels on the dance floor . . Front page Santa Claus . . Quinnipiac College and business career. eshman Dance Committee, Sophomore Dance Comm :met 4, Ways and Means. DIANE D. MARTIN llDill viirth crowns the fairest of faces. The quiet soul vells alone . . . the demure glance . . . mock emo- onal outbursts . . . an ardent reader . . . oblivious to me schedules . . . dry and sly funny bone . . . affable -5 DENNIS C. MARDEN Dennis the Marden sig, X X t .N N.. We know not the sweetness his modesty conceals Time to loaf and live . . . the moment is now . star in Chemistry class . . . words multiply themselves . . . .happy hunting, it's a great game . . . shoots to kill . . . rabbit and raccoon, that is . . . hits the bu1l's eye . . . the outdoor male. Glee Club 35 J. A. JOYCE LYNN MARTINE IIJOII Friendliness glitters brighter than gold. I-Iysterical cafeteria experience . . . everyone's friend . . . her secret ambition is to grow 4 inches . . . dreams of wear ing a rustling white nurse's uniform . . . Easter, her favorite holiday . . . I'm happy for you . . . a streak of light flashes by. F.l-I.A. 3,43 Student Council 25 Intramurals 15 Comet Staff 45 Y-Teens 13 Usherettes 33 Ways Sz Means Comm 4 Teenage Dance Committee. id courteous . . . future blueprint indicates the role of iucator. 'ench Club 1,25 Glee Club 33 Library ass't 4. x A .X i ELIZABETH VERONICA MCGUIGAN llBettylI Silence is Golden. The sweet colleen with flaming red hair . . . fashionable style stepper . . . As quiet as mice on marshmallows . . . the blush of charming MARGARET JOQANN MCNULTY embarrassment . . . pixie like quality . . . teaching ,,Jo,. career in the future. H.R. Treasurer 15 Nat'l Jr. Honor Society 1. 'Let t e World S lp' we Sha never be younger H A real ' h 1' - ll . peppy cheerleader . . . cute and collegiate . . . never absent from a party . . . one of the McNulty cln . . . Comet scribe . . . one of our favorite award winners. Jr. Class Sec.5 Jamboree 15 F.B.L.A.3 Comet Bus. Boardg Traffic Squad 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Student Council 2,3 Co-Editor Comet 49 Jr. Nat'l Honor Society lg Intra- murals 2g Soph. Hopg F.H.A. lg Jr. Prom Comm.g Pionee Staff. RITA R. MELILLO llReetll Knowing that the simple gift of being kind is greater than all wisdom of the wise. Dignity and reserve . . . her smile . . . her password . . . the last bell at 8:10 . . . a sorority sister . . . keeps a vigil on the third floor . . . a standard set by star marks . . . intelligence and industry . . . Out scholar . . . Olll' ROSe. ANTHONY OHN MESSINA Jr. 8zSi. National Honor Societyg Fresh. Frolicg Fresh. wi-Ionyu Class Vice -Pres.g T.S.O. 3,45 Jr. Prom Fashion Showg llThe less he spoke, the more he heardlu A tau dark lad Jamboree 1,25 Student Council 4' . . . a connoisseur of quiet girls . . . tantalizing tease . . . business acumen . . . often tardy . . . a master of the excuses . . . Rock of Gibraltar on the up-ramp . . . able assistant during assemblies . . . Audio Aid . . . a card shark with a fin. Art lg Traffic Squad. MARY JEAN MESSINA Sunshine A sunny nature wins lasting friendships. Miss Tooth- ker's star homemaker . . . words, words, words . . . he very verbal Miss Messina . . . capable, efficient .I-I.A. officer . . . the dazzling smile of a Rebecca of unnybrook Farm . . . Glamour gal's face, blonde inglets. ntramurals 2,35 State F.H.A. Degree 35 Student Council gF.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Y-Teens 1. SHEILA LOUISE MIGNONE Sheila 'The highest virtue is that of true friendship. Yards of :onstant curls . . . Smiling Sheila . . . special gleam n her eye . . . petite and gentle . . . blush of virginal nnocence . . . so-o quiet . . . crunching and munching WILLIAM F. MESSINA llBi1lIl A smile is worth a million and it doesn't cost a cent. A pleasant, cheerful personality . . . oodles of black wavy hair . . . one of the classroom quartet . . . Florida's loss, our regain . . . where there's fun, you'll find Bill . . . he can inspire a paint brush. Student Council 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 1,45 T.S.O. 4, Art 1,2,4. ANN PATRICIA MURRAY Annie It is part of human nature to think wise things and do ridiculous ones. Books are a finer world within the world . . . the shadow knows . . . hibernates in' the library . . . when Irish eyes are smiling . . . atomic powered brain . . . college campus and career. Jr. Nat'l. Honor Society, Fresh. Dance Comm. 15 Soph. Hop 2, Class Sen. 1,25 T.S.O. 3 49 Jamboree 1,2. luring class . . . knitting needle fan . . . a future girl 'riday. Aajorettes 1,2,3, Usherettes 1,25 F.l-l.A. 15 Intramurals 2. CARMINE P. NARGI Carm Ambition knows no rest. Undiscovered power . . . so quiet about school . . . says little but thinks deeply . . . a silent tongue but an active mind . . . a lone rider . . . a ghost-like personality . . . slow, sly smile . . . blue CAROL 3315? HCEQPMANN Z:Lnf,2t:5eT:fQZfcffuactor' Nothing is hard to the wining mind. Pixie mix witl billowing blonde curls . . . shy eyes . . . conscientious scholar . . . coy and sweet manner . . . flashing skate blades and dancing feet . . . deceptive quiet conceals provocative personality . . . secretary or stewardess? F.H.A. 35 Comet Staff 45 Teenage Dance Comm. 33 J1 Ach., Usherettes 3. HAROLD M. OREN Bud SUZANNE V. PALESKI Quietness is a virtue. Seniors should be seen but not Sue heard . .. the face framed by sidebums . . . car enthu- Flirtation, attention without intention. Petite and siast . . . follows the trend of Elvis Presley . . . striped gentle , , , 3 daisy eolleotoi- . . . movies, books, and pants are the fad . . . the slow, sly, smile . . . a faithful boys , , , many Shades of honey C0101-ed hair . . , the Momauguin inhabitant. world of drama . . . active actress . . . the intense and dramatic gesture . . . her moods set the stage . . . Suzi has her own method. Y-Teens 25 Intramurals 23 Usherettes 2,35 Glee Club 45 F.H.A. 45 Art Club 29 Pep Club 2,45 Ways and Means Comm. 4. 46 JACQUELINE C. PANAGROSSI ll-Iackyll A smile and a sparkle are her constant companions. ler hair is pixie . . . her eyes are brown . . . gentleness nd sincerity are her crown . . . petite bundle of person- lity . . . cute as a button . . . good things come in nall packages. r. Dance Comm.5 Soph. Hop5 Jr. Fash. Show5 Jr. Prom Comm. 5 Student Council Secretary 45 Photography Edi- Jr of the Pioneer 45 Comet Bus. Bd. 45 Usherettes 1,25 .H.A. 1,2,35 Variety Show 25 Spanish Club 25 Pep Club ,25 Christmas Dance Comm. 45 Bowling Team 45 Y- 'eens 1,2. HARRY F. PAULSEN llHarryll A good heart is better than all the big heads. Crazy or sports . . . a bat and ball man . . . a quick smile .nd a fast fist . . . light feet and lighter hair . . . the fell-scrubbed look . Hurrah for Har RAYMOND S. PANICO llRayll Life is but a day and a moment. The smooth senior with eyes of hypnotic power . . . misunderstood Ray . . . Frank Sinatra, Hooray! . . . better late than being on the Attendance Report . . . the naive approach . . . open, easy speech followed by regret, remorse, reform . . . and an irresistibly charming smile. Basketball 15 Glee Club 15 Fr. Dance Comm. LINDA LOUISE PAZIK Jerri Absence makes the heart grow fonder. A personality like Chester-fields'-- It satisfies . . . rarely at a loss for words . . . master of the ad lib . . . troubled heart . . . problems, problems . . . Who, me? . . . boisterous in a crowd . . . anticipates the college campus. Student Council 15 Fr. Dance Comm.5 Band 15 Jamboree 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Intramurals 1,25 Swimming Club 2,35 Bowling Club 45 Fourth Period T.S.O. 35 Usherettes 2,35 Pep Club 2,45 Comet Staff--Feature Editor 45 Pio- neer Staff 45 Ways and Means Comm. 45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Yearbook Nominating Comm. 35 Varsity Show 1. . . ry. i.Rm. Treas. 1,25 Student Council 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 'ootball 1,2,3,45 Vice-Pres. Senior Class5 Football For- nal Comm. 45 Fr. Dance Comm. 15 Boys' State 35 T.S.O. 45 Pioneer 45 Christmas Dance 4. MARY ANN ELIZABETH PIERCE UMa-I-elf A sunny disposition is half the battle. A real fire cracker . . . simplicity of personality . . . life's a con- stant crisis . . . affable and assiduous is this girl . . . a passion for music . . . high stepper in the band . . . a smooth shiny sax . . . sings up a storm. Glee Club 1,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Jr. Achievement 33 F.H.A. 33 Varsity Show 1. TERRY JAY PINE llTerll Taste the joy that springs from labor. A little bit of dynamite . . . the mighty mite . . . that Tony look . . . crazy convertible controller . . . alert and mindful of all passing events . . . a twinkle in his eye that is never dimmed. 4th period T.S.O. 1,23 Jr. Prom Comm. 3g Jr. Fashion Show 33 H. R. Vice-Pres. 4. ROSEMARY I-I. PILEGGI IIROSBII A gem is found not always in jewels but in goodness. Great bashfulness is more often an effect of quiet pride than of modesty , . . sweet and petite . . . a Frank Sinatra fan . . . Rose's beach for summer tan . . . figure plus fashion . . . delovely, demure Rose . . . college career. Nat'l Jr. Honor Society 13 F.B.L. 13 F.H.A. 1,25 Spanish Club 2,3,43 H. R. Treasurer 13 H. R. Vice-Pres. 23 T.S.C 3,43 Comet Business Board 3,43 Jr. Prom Fashion Show 33 Christmas Dance Comm. 4. BEVERLY V. PISCITELLI llBevll The busy have no time for tears. Addition to East Haven, Soph. year . . . quiet and congenial . . . music hath charms . . . keen caresser of black and white keys . . . Note! She will be a piano teacher. T.S.O. 3,45 Student Council 3,43 Jr. Prom Committee3 Glee Club 4. , 5 ,, g '1 : .5 I 'I wi'??2i . it in , .5 X . 5 WILLIAM JAMES PITE llBi1llI . fine gentleman with good grace to all. Our tall ndsome senior . . . Ivy League attire . . . at ease on : basketball court . . . scholastic and athletic ability . three star billing . . . campus bound. Rm. Pres. 1,25 Fr. Dance Comm. 15 Soph. Hop 25 Jr. Jm Co-chairman 35 Jr. Nat. Honor Society5 Inter-High hool Service Assn. 3,45 Boys' State 35 Football 3,45 sketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football Formal 45 . Nat. Honor Soc. 4. MARILYN JEAN PRIOLO UMM-ll iusy people are happy people. High marks are her ecialty. . . accelerated brain power . . . credit to e class . . . often absorbed between two leather covers . a continual reader . . . sports enthusiast . . . lusty ieers for the team . . . crystal ball predicts collegiate xdy. ,nd 25 Girls' Intramurals 1,2,35 Jr. Prom Comm.5 vimming Club 2,35 Jr. Honor Soc.5 Sr. Honor Soc. 3,45 S.O. 3,4. ANN ELIZABETH POLK Pudgin Modesty is the beauty of women. Our southern belle . . . her hair is golden, her eyes are blue . . . style and performance . . . A Vogue model slimness . . . collegiate attire . . . convertible Chevy driver . . . when a junior she made her debut. Ways and Means Comm. VELMA GRACE QUICK l1DuckIl Within her eyes a flood of laughter. Quick laughter . . . always quacking jokes . . . sports lover . . . Velma DaVinci . . . not another polio shot . . . electric energy and the perpetual wise crack. Art Club I5 Jamboree 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Swimming Club 2,3,45 Usherettes 35 Pep Club 45 T.S.O. 35 Jr. Prom Fash. Show5 Comet Bus. Bd. 3,45 Comet Layout Editor 45 Way and Means Comm.5 Bowling 45 Pioneer Art Staff 45 Sr. Christmas Dance Comm. Co-chairman 4. CHRISTINE MARY RANFONE Chris Noble by great deeds. a truer friend hath no classmate . . . the sincere approach. . . graceful lass . . . style and fashion . . . Harper Bazaar Model type . . . likely candidate as an artist's model . . . expressive hands . . . flying fingers on a typewriter. Usherettes l,2,3g F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,29 Pep Club 1,25 Ways and Means Committee 4. ROLAND J. ROBERT IIMikell Men are but children of a larger growth. Friendliness is his motto . . . freckles add accent to a serious count- enance . . . a thinker rather than a doer . . . rations his words . . . allergic to strenuous work . . . a cloud of dust trails his Ford . . . greetings from Uncle Sam. SHIRLEY CARMELLA RICCIO Shirl Sunny people make cloudy days seem bright. Sweet and serious . . . agreeable and nice . . . a scarlet blush . . . a distinctive voice, soft, and mellow . . . vivacious co-captain of the cheering corps . . . a cheer for Shirley. Cheerleading 2 35 Co-captain 45 F.H.A. 13 Comet Business Board 1,2,33 Fourth Period Traffic Patrol 1 2,3,4 Football Formal 49 Soph. Dance 25 Comet Sports Editor 4. ANN MARIE RUOCCO llAnnll Quiet as night she stands. Musically inclined . . . skillful technique on the licorice stick . . . an asset tc the band . . . spins records . . . personality of strength and charm . . . the laughter of genuine pleasure . . . our conscientious Ann Marie . . . the future spotlights music. Band 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 Glee Club 4. JOSEPH FRANCIS RUSSO Russ l'he world deals good-naturedly with good-natured :ople. I-lot-rod Chevy driver . . . Joe knows all, sees l, hears all . . . ambitions for business world . . . emingly quiet and reserved . . . unassuming but self- sured . . . industrious and persuasive . . . determina- Dn unequalled. Helpful Russ! PATRICIA A. SGRO Ilpatll -labit is a second nature. I-Ier mind is sailing over the aves . . . has those marine blues . . . an answer for fer uestion never bashful ha iness works JAMES VINCENT SALVATI Twenty-Duce I never exert myself it's so tiring. Mr. Touchdown . . . pigskin man . . . Register Player of the Week . . pingpong champ . . . card shark, something is up his sleeve . . . Italian food lover . . . both college-bound and muscle-bound. Football 2,3,4g Baseball 3,43 Jr. Prom Comm. 39 Soph Dance 25 Comet Staff 43 Football Formal Comm. 4s H.R. Pres. 4. CAROL ANN SI-IEEI-IAN Carol There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. Dog sled traveler from the farthest part of Foxon . . . persistence and strength . . . in the future she will adopt domestic virtue . . . I-Iome Economics, a foundation for her future. F.H.A. 45 Pep Club 4. y q . . . . . . pp onders . . . our pretty Patricia . . . efficient applicant rr secretarial position. :p Club 45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Varsity show lg usherettes Jamboree Dance I,2. X XXX BONNIE L. SMITH Bonn An acre of performance is worth the whole world of promise. Let a smile be your umbrella . . . enchanting eyes . . . can be counted on for an occasional joke . . . CAROLYN E. SMITH Twinkle The queen's crown is studded with the jewels of friends laughter and love. The Junior Prom Queen . . . Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest senior girl of all . . . expressive brown eyes beneath arched eye- brows . . . the posture and poise of a model . . . future campus queen. Jr. Nat'l Honor Society 33 Freshman Dance Comm. lg Soph. Dance Comm. 25 T.S.O. 45 French Club 15 Jr. Prom Fashion Show 3. Ugh, that Chemistry . . . keeps her nose to the grind- stone . . . Aspiration! to wear proudly a white uniform. Y-Teens ls Fresh. Frolicg Spanish Club 29 Pep Club 4. BERNARD A. SNARSKI Bernie The reward of something well done is to have it. Sweet, but so shy . . . swimming claims much of his spare time . . . fish-like swimmer . . . a conscientious student . . . teeth like pearls . . . appealing brown eyes . . . an asset to the class . . . my ovm world, my own planet. JANE B. SPALDINC Swimming l,2,3,4. Jane Silence is more eloquent than words. Graceful and gracious . . . a polished page boy . . . a colorful personality . . . quiet school miss . . . explosive at 2:00 . . . the studious manner of a librarian . . . our Jane . . . white collar girl. 52 ,,msm.. : . ...iss at Q Q . KJ.-X-J ' MARGARET E. STANKOWIZ ' . l Ilpeggyll Silence is a fine jewel for a woman. A Momauguir. Miss . . . Wisps of sandy hair . . . intent hazel eyes . . . the virtue of a practical mind . . . Life is real, life is PHYLLIS M. STANIO earnest. . . . the mistress of the daily task . . . a life Phy1 of service in practical nursing. 'he most dangerous sign of activity is silence. Sky- F.H.A. 1,45 Glee Club 1,45 Usherettes 25 Ways and gh marks are her specialty . . . an arm full of books M22-IHS Comm. 43 Varsity Sh0w 1. . democratic smile for all . . . thrives on sports . . . :achers College . . . Farewell 210 and H. R. 102 . . e surprising joker . . . faithful T.S.O.'er. nd 1,25 T.S.O. 3,45 Jr. National Honor Society 1,25 . National Honor Society 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Swim- ing Club 1,25 Pep Club 4. THOMAS M. SULLIVAN Rick DONALD E. STENHAM Donnie 'he first duty of a man is to speak. Roman orator . a master of articulation . . . economy of words . E you can't convince them, confuse them. . . . I' oud of you. . . . Zongada, Zongada, Zongada . . . lello there, mother . . . A mad Baltimorian . . . a aster of the card table. . . Prom Comm. 35 T.S.O. 35 Fresh. Dance Comm. 1 ph. Dance Comm. 25 Comet 4. He attains what he pursues. The dreamy gaze in class . . . flashing smile and ready chatter . . . Tom, talk, sleep, and lunch . . . Tom and his Chevy, a permanent pair . . . extensive joke index . . . a regular guy . . . everybody's buddy. Jr. Honor Soc. 15 Soph. Hop 25 Stud. Council 25 Football 35 T.S.O. 3,4. RUSSELL F. SWANSON llRuSsll A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Shaved, shom, blonde locks . . . trademark, :he crew cut . . . Smiling Jack. . . 8,000 wide, wide MARY JOAN TALARCZYK smiles . . . passion for the sea, fishing, boating . . . 1-Mater' Jrutal with a bowling ball . . . powerful at the art of HA Soft voice, a gentle face, portrays a friendly charm- Eonvmcmg ' ' ' lgsgnsuccessful Salesman' ing grace. Friendly personality . . . the quiet one? . . . lr' Dance Comm' 15 Soph' HOP 2s Jamboree 1' always has a practical joke . . . those mischievous eyes . . . music enthusiast . . . true friend to all . . . serious- minded. . . Who, me? I'm Alice. . . . deep desire to become a future educator. Pep Club 45 Swimming Club 33 Glee Club 35 F.H.A. 35 Bowling 43 Ways and Means Comm. 4. JOSEPH W. TERRAZZANO llJ0elI The days that make us happy make us wise. Clever and interesting beneath a quiet exterior . . . a mad computer of dollars and cents . . . unravels many an accounting problem . . . loquacious and amiable nature . . . a stern demeanor belies his genuine and warm sincerity. Student Coimcil 3,45 I-l.Rm. Treas. 1,25 Chairman of MARYHIIIAA' TEITTO Ways and Means Comm. 45 Magazine Drive H ary , H . Representative. An honest person possesses a kingdom. Genuine friendliness . . . clouds of black waves and big brown eyes . . . a perky baton twirler . . . pounds on the typing keyboard . . . a Miss that will become a Mrs .... Merry Mary. Student Council 15 F.H.A. lg Majorettes 1,2,3, Fr. Dance Comm. 1, Varsity Show 1. 54 -mmwfmsw-semmwmmsme-::..wm.mnw .swesmmmwmMm1 f JUDITH ANN TROTTA llJudylI busy here, busy there, to find her quiet is something re. The Rah Rah captain . . . cute clothes and a gure to match . . . long flowing pony-tail . . . the ugh that's a siren . . . the feminine wail . . . Oh, iss Brancati . . . collegiate future. . Dance Comm.5 Pep Club 15 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Jr. at. Honor Soc.5 Band 15 Student Council 25 French Club 25 Swimming Club 25 Football Formal 45 Art Club lg Lass Historian 1,25 H.Rm. Sec. 35 Usherettes 25 Jam- nree 1,25 Pioneer Activities Editor 45 Comet Bus. Bd. 3,45 Jr. Prom Fash. Show 3. JOHN T. WASELIK Johnnie flodesty becomes a man. Capering and cavorting in h period Biology class . . . captivating smile . . . dden shyness when eyes are flirtatious . . . a saint's 'es and a devilish heart . . . in the fall, college will immence. ,seball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,45 H.Rm. Pres. 25 H.Rm. Pres. 35 I-l.Rm. Treas. 45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Jr. om. Fash. Show 35 So h. Hop 25 Pioneer Sports Editor VINCENT ANTHONY VIRGULTO Cork He that once is good, is ever great. Food, food, food . . . consumes pounds of pizza . . . three letter man . . . Savitt Award Winner . . . King ofthe Hop . . . mathe- matical scholar. Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Boys' State 35 Jr. Prom Fash. Show 35 Soph. I-lop King 25 Fr. Dance Comm. 25 H.Rm. V. Pres. 1,25 Nat. Jr. Honor Soc.5 Inter-High School Service Assn. VIVIAN WILLIAMS Ilvivll Contlnual cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom. A pony tail, a thing of the past . . . a busy bee . . . lively curiosity and a constant supply of pep. . . laughter makes the world go 'round . . . a calendar girl's face. Soph. Hop 25 Intramurals 25 Jr. Prom Fash. Show 35 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Class Historian 35 l-l.Rm. Pres. 35 Comet Bus. Bd. 35 Pep Club 25 Usherettes 25 Christmas Dance Comm. 4. P Christmas Dance Comm. 45 Ways and Means Comm. T.S.O. 35 T.S.O. Co-captain 45 Boys' State 3. JUDITH L. YORKS lIJudy!l Attractive for her simplicity, likeable for her sincerity. Strong loyalty to the friend . . . woe to the foe! . . . grapples her friends to her with hoops of steel . . . thoughts--dark and somber as the gray-black ocean . . . lasagne lover . . . rnad cap or melancholy of mood. F.H.A. 1,2,35 Usherettes 15 Fresh. Frolic 15 Pep Club 1,25 Comet Staff 45 Varsity Show 15 Ways and Means 4. THERESA M. ZAMPIELLO llTerryll Happiness exists in activity. A leader in achieve- ments and styles . . . a future Einstein . . . marks come as easy as words and laughter . . . Everybody's helper . . . Liberace provides no competition for this girl . . . College bormd . . . brains per pound. T.S.O. Treas. 45 Stud. Council V. Pres. 45 Natl. Honor LAUREL A. YURGIEWICZ Laurel True politeness is kindness of heart. Smiling and forever cheerfulness . . . Mr. MacPartland's second perio1 assistant . . . a Spanish whiz . . . high, high, honor student . . . an easy manner . . . a big and happy future will follow her bright smile. Sp. Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 35 T.S.O. 45 Jr. Natl. Honor Soc. 1. NATALE C. ZOCCO Soc. l,3,45 Girls' State 35 Stud. Council 15 Fr. Club 1,25 ,,Nat,, Glee Club 1,25 Class Treas. 1,25 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Fresh. and Soph. Dance Comm. Forward--backward never. Quiet until he is given a little push . . . a jazz man . . . musical talents . . . plays both a clarinet and saxophone . . . Mr. Sapiro's prize student . . . G1ee Club's baseman . . . next year--a school of music. Band 1,2,3,45 All-state Band 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Fresh. Frolic 1. Q 3 WF' S Q,-w we vi is-I ,- M ff f f, f. gt Gs. .LA ,JS 5 x F Xt E! Pioneer Editors fSff'i,1f, , .- 5 . .. Q p f2if's:5t.,?g 5 ' i if ' W Co-Editor ' Vincent Linsley Editor-chief Joann Amento E Activities Editor Judith Trotta Sports Editor John Waselik Pioneer Conference Photography Editor V. Linsley, Miss Esposito, J. Amento Jacqueline Panagroggi 58 Sports Committee L. TO R.: John Waselik, Mike Letis, Harry Paulsen, William Barker. Typing Committee L. TO R.: Judy Hummer, Linda Pazik, Susan Barry, Louise Ewanuff, Janice Hummer, Carol Andros, Pat Sgro. Activities Committee L. TO R.: Judith Trotta, Linda Lewis, Linda Pazik, JoAnn McNulty, Marilyn Priolo. Write-Up Committee L. TO R.: Sharron Berky, Irene Cacopardo, Marie Maio, Sandra Cia- nclli, Joann Amento, Mary Lou Capasso Ways and Means Committee FRONT ROW, L. to R.: A. DiPalma, J. Russo, E. Lyon, G. Fucci, A. Bagnoli, P. LaVorgna, P. Calandro, R. Swan- son, J. Terrazzano, V. Linsley, J. Waselik. SECOND ROW: V. Williams, T. Zampiello, J. McNulty, J. Yorks, J. Hummer, S. Barry, P. Sgro, J. Heigelmann, J. De- Felice, L. Levine, M. Maio, M. Tritto, P. Izzo, S. Mignone, C. Ranfone, S. Berky, A. Polk, C. DeLieto, M. Stankowicz S. Chadeayne, L. Chamberlain, P. Stanio, M. Priolo, V. Quick, M. Korn, L. Lewis. THIRD ROW: L. Belmonte, S. Riccio, A. Ruocco, F. Lang, J. Amento, J. Trotta, J. Panagrossi, P. DeMatteo, J. Aubrey, S. Alea, R. Lloyd, R. Pileggi, M. Capasso, J. Canna, I. Cacopardo, J. Avitabile, J. Martinez, C. Grimaldi, L. Pazik, M. Talarczyk, C. DeMaio, C. Sheehan, L. Flower, C. Naumann, P. Jacocks, A. Murray, B. Piscitelli, R. Melillo. Ways and Means Chairmen L. TO R.: S. Riccio, J. Terrazzano, L. Belmonte Art Committee L. TO R.: V. Quick, P. LaVorgna The N auonal Honor SOCICIY Service readership Scholarship Iharacter XX ff . ? Q Q 1 ,,, I K X FIRST ROW, Standing, Top to Bottom: W. Pite, P. Gamache, R. Melillo, f - A. Murray, J. McNulty, T. Zampiello, L. Lewis. SITTING: R. Bethke, T. Qi Holcombe, N. Dillman, W. Barker, K. Prahovic, J. Baldassare, R. Mor- K risscy, M. Priolo, A. Miller, P. Stanio. R' -I' ,sq I ' , B1 61 Student Council L. to R., FIRST ROW: R. Melillo, I-I. Paulsen, A. Bagnoli, A. Lang, A. Murray, C. Harvey, D. Stenham, W. Messina, M. Tritto, C. Costanzo. SECOND ROW: J. Orlando, J. DeFelice, J. Hummer, N. Bagnoli, P. LaVorgna, D. Earley, R. Bethke, A. Carbone, R. Cross, R. Lynch, P. Amarante, C. Plunkett, M. Rich- ards, A. Garitta. THIRD ROW: R. Watts, J. Baldassare, R. Searle, P. Barile, C. Chapman, J. Saccavin R. Grasso, P. Pompano, R. DePalma, A. Cianelli, G. Bruno, A. Simeone, C. Gilson, M. Stenham. Student Council Student Council Officers L. TO R.: T. Zampiello, V. Pres., W. Barker, Pres., R. Morrissey, Treas., J. Panagrossi, Sec. 62 O raffic ' quad rganization have FRONT ROW, L. to R.: A. Bagnoli, S. Riccio, P. Jacocks, M. Korn, W. Messina. SECOND ROW: A. Guidone, W. Magna, K. Levine, R. Almori, A. Messina, A. DeFeo, A. Gamberdella, I-I. Paulsen. T FORMATION, Front to Back: S. Barry, J. I-Ieiglemann, L. Levine, K. Prahovic, R. Santanello, M. Tinari, P. Amarantc. L. TO R.: A. Lang, C. Doohan, D. Reading, S. Johnson, C. Johnson, M. Pcsce, J. Scalia, M. Korn, R. Schumer. S FORMATION, Kneeling: Co-captains, C. Harvey, J. Waselik. STANDING: G. Massaro, P. Jacocks, M. Priolo, P. Stanio, C. Quick, A. Ertling. R. TO L.: A. Miller, R. French, R. Morrissey, A. Messina, M. DeFelice. L. TO R.: I-I. Paulsen, R. Bethke, E. Fitzgerald, R. Januska, F. Crampton. O FORMATION, Front Center, Counter-Clockwise: T. Sullivan, R. Pileggi T. Zampicllo, R. Melillo, A. Murray, B. Piscitelli, R. Grehl, J. Delfelice, C. Smith, C. Andros, N. Vercillo, L. Yurgiewicz, L. Monaco, J. McNulty, D. Crasso. Af 7 4, 7 ig W-wf!fJ'W vf:W,fi f Our Instructor--Mr. Sapiro FIRST ROW, L. to R.: A. Ruocco, M. Pierce, S. Brown, B. Pyrdol, F. Pyrdol, J. Corrado, M. Melbourne, E. Lynch, S. Kucenski, J. Goshler, G. Boughton. SECOND ROW: W. Swiderski, R. Wilson, S. Johnson, R. Pazik, A. DeFeo, A. Gambardella, C. Harvey, W. Magna, P. Longobardi, R. DePot0. THIRD ROW: E. White G. Zocco, P. Perrelli, W. Pruitt, E. Griffith, W. Planz, R. Twarowski, F. Carofano, R. Santo, A. Wirkus,E. Quinn 64- Glcc Club '5- Our Instructor Mr Sapiro Linda at the organ FRONT ROW, L. to R.: N. Zocco, A. Gambardella, V. Florio, M. Richards, L. Leslie, A. Kralik, B. Griffiths, J. Ilackburth, J. Pruhovic, R. Heck, K. Camp, K. Ford, T. Salzo, K. Gallo, L. Fitzgerald, L. Lewis, R. Blake lee, N. Grcnnon. SECOND ROW: H. Andrews, G. Zocco, G. Wolcheski, A. Proto, B. Barker, P. Capasso, J. Orlando, J. DcFelice, M. Guidone, T. Pine, N. DeMaio, E. Fitzgerald, H. Klotzberger, E. Benoit, P. Jacocles M. Pierce, G. Lawler, D. Reading, B. Frank, P. Joyce, C. Porto, R. DeCesz-ire, O. Grennon, B. Gianquinto,B. Iannotti THIRD ROW: T. Brasile, A. Guidone, D. Marden, F. Trieto, M. Concillio, A. Petrosino, B. Morro, l Caco ardo, B. Barnes, B. B. Greco R. Panico, li. Barnes, S. Paleski, C. Adinolfi, M. Guidone, A. Ruocco, . p Piscitellil, B. Januska, F. Crampton, G. Clark, J. Rinaldi, M. Piscitelli. 65 The Seniors Win L. TO R.: Vincent Linsley, Class President, William Barker, Chairman of the Magazine Drive. Magazine Drive Magazine Drive Committee L. to R., FIRST ROW: R. Morrissey, Co-Chairman, W. Barker, Chair- man. SECOND ROW: A. Weller, V. Linsley, T. Holcombe, M. Marittoli .l l . a siw: Future l-Iomemzikers of America L. to R., FIRST ROW: E. Muncuso, J. Brown, M. Yorks, N. Dillman, J. Messina, M. Pine, D. Johnnncsen, J. Succuvino, M. Mziio. SECOND ROW: Miss Toothakcr, L. Festa, J. Avitabile, V. Florio, R. Santanella, C. Wagner, K. Gzirtlzmd, P. Powell, C. Gilson, I. Brewer, B. Ginnctti, C. Quick. THIRD ROW: C. Scalla, J. Bradley, S.Jacksou S. Wrzdsck, E. McIntosh, N. Pratzncr, M. Duin, A. Ertling, J. DcFclice, B. Choronczy. FOURTH ROW: I. Cacopardo, J. Martinez, D. Brsmgi, T. Snlzo, P. Snow, V. Martin, C. DeMaio, S. Alea, L. Belmonte, A. Ruocco. Future Homemakers of merica D. E. C. A. D.E.C.A. L. to R., FIRST ROW: A. Polk, S. Alea, M. Nacca, J. DeFelice, J. Messina, I. Cucopnrdo, R. Lloyd, J. Mayer. SECOND ROW: N. DeMai0, B. Scialla, C. Lucy, G. Brown, B. Piascik, G. Lawler, P. Calandro, L. Festa, J. Larson, L. Mclillo, C. Adinolfi, D. Helbig. Comet Editorial Staff FRONT ROW, L. to R.: V. Quick, J. Amento, L. Pazik, J. McNulty, J. Hummer, J. DeFe1ice, S. Aiea, J. Yorks SECOND ROW: S. Riccio, P. Jacocks, M. Korn, D. Stenham, J. Salvati, G. Fucci, C. Naumann, J. Martinez. The Comet L. TO R.: Co-Editors J. Hummer, J. McNu1ty3 Assistant Manager J. DeFe1ice. Comet Business I Board Our advisor, Mr. Marshall. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: J. Amento, J. Waselik, J. McNulty, J. DeFelice, J. DeFelice, H. Paulsen, J. Panagrossi SECOND ROW: T. Zumpiello, V. Quick, S. Barry, L. Chamberlain, D. Earley, P. LaVorgnzL, R. Bethke, T. Hol- colmbe, R. Searle, D. McNulty, S. Chadeayne, C. Quick, R. Pileggi. THIRD ROW: B. Piscitclli, S. Berky, S. Ales, J. Aubrey, F. Lung, G. Fucci, S. Jackson, A. DeLuca, T. Santagata, B. Kmetzo, B. Scialla, R. Lynch, R. Morrissey. Please sell me a Comet. 69 T Football Formal '59 Football Formal Committee L. to R., FRONT ROW: J. Salvati, J. Trotta, S. Riccio, Co-Chairmang S. Berky, J. McNulty, M. Letis, D. Grasso, Co-Chairman. SECOND ROW: A. Lang, A. Bagnoli, W. Pite, H. Paulsen, V. Vir gulto. 1'1'OII1 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: S. Cianelli, J. Panagrossi, B. Piscitelli, T. Zampiello, Co-Chairmen--W. Pite, J. Amcnto, V. Williams, J. McNulty, P. Izzo. SECOND ROW: J. Crisco, L. Pazik, D. Grasso, M. Priolo, V. Linslcy, R. Almori, P. Cumaclic, V. Ferraiolo, P. Sgro, S. Barry, J. Salvati, J. Aubrey. THIRD ROW: T. Pine, D. Sten- haim, W. Castcllon, J. Wasclik, S. Jackson, N. DeMai0. Ni M' r I rl QP 5 if QQ Xi s 1 ww i ' 46 bf, 4 Q .R 4 .JI hx 'U ,V 7l FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Carolyn Smith, Jr. Prom Queen, Paul C11- machc, Jr. Prom King. STANDING William Pile, Jo- ann Amcnto, Co- Cliairmcn of the Jr. Prom. L. to R., FIRST ROW: V. Williams, R. Novella, D. Dumark, I. Brewer, B. Choronzy, S. Wrzosek, V. Quick, L. Lewis, P. Stanio, J. Amento, C. Gorman, C. Quick, N. McHardy, D.Johanneson,K. Kane, A. Fawcett, W. Horn, L. Ewan- uff. SECOND ROW: A. Salatto, M. Marotolli, N. Smith, B. Griffiths, K. Gallo, L. Fitzgerald, K. Burke, A. Agnew, C. Porto, M. Guidone, S.Jackson, C. Conte, M. Alberino, J. Baldassare, R. Lynch, A. Hackbarth, J. Rostkowski, C. Lucibello, R. Calabrese, B. Beesley, B. Lana, M. Duin, D. Calrin, J. Bradley, M. Yorks,J. Andros, J. I-leusted, M. Richards,M. Stehham. THIRD ROW: G. Cross, B. Ruotolo, P. Hunt, H. Kapavich, G. Bruno, K. Ford, K. Camp, R. Beebe, C. Chapman, C. Datillo, R. Milano, J. Hackbarth, A. Kralik, R. Pluff, J. Burns, D. Renaldi, M. La- Fontain, T. Salzo, N. Pratzner, P. Powell, V. Martin, E. McIntosh, A. Messina, R. Morrissey, P. Martin. The Pep Club GO Team GO! Yeh, Rah, Rah! 72 -. ,-- sl:S-1-l- gunuuuulv- er, 2 tl g Xp-I I tax W K Wi 5 ' Z .4 9 N M . My '-, Mis' rig? zinek - X2 J L .3 ,jf .f x . Win or lose, our team is the greatest. Varsity Football Cheerleaders L. TO R.: J. Trotta, Co-Captain, M. Tinari, D. Messina, J. Saccavino, S. Johnson, J. McNulty, S. Berky, B. Link, J. Goshler, A. DeLuca, S. Riccio, Co-Captain. E-A-S-T-I-E-S Fight! Most Popular Best Looking Vincent Linslcy . . . Joann Azncnto Stephen Jackson . . . Carolyn Smith Popularity Poll as Class Clowns Best Figure - Physique Douglas Linsley . . . Judy Canna Rita Melillo . . . Michael Lctis 75 Most Athletic Most Likely to Succeed Michael Letis . . . Sandra Chadeayne Donald Grasso . . . Theresa Zampiello Biggest Flirts Douglas Linsley . . . Joann Amento l Best Dancers Best Personality Nicholas Dt-Maio . . . JoAnn McNulty Susan Barry . . . Vincent Linsley 76 Most Shy Best All Around Clifford Johnson . . . Diane DuMnrk Joann Amento . . . Vincent Linsley w..i y......... .HHH .u.........,..ono.r Uu.M.+..i nun uf... nun nun f X A 4 nn.: 4 , ' A neu 4, +V 4 Q a nn v 9 i Of Greatest Service Vincent Linsley . . . Joann Amento E ir Best Mannered Best Dressed Linda Chamberlain . . . Donald Grasso Sharron Berky . . . Michael Lctis 77 Seniors, Bert, Bill, Tom, and Bunny are questioned concerning missing milk bottle. Well, Well, Well . . . a Ways and Means Senior girls watch diet as they munch Die Committee Dance tab Yogurt for twenty minutes. 78 W ww. , f ,egg s ffm. 2? Q-Q W N55 3 .t V -K Q -. .fri K ig xg' 1 1 We w EN 1 ' 3 Ma I Q I A RQ T . 2 wx X X. Q KX .x.. ,. N.. A 3' 3' ' 1 . S 'fun 'QP .2 9 M: Q Effie 3'-2 Q Nw 7' at mf! MW K 3 as 'ff V Q P wk X lst ROW QL.--RJ: J. Giamo, T. Holcombe, V. Virgulto, W. Pite, J. Salvati, R. Almori, M. Letis, H. Paulsen, A. Lang, A. Bagnoli. 2nd ROW: P. Esposito, D. McNulty, P. Gamache, J. Iannotti, J. Carrano, L. Monaco, J. Fleece, B. Nazzaro, R. Lanzetta, M. Goclowski. 3rd ROW: R. Roberts, A. Carbone, O. Polk, D. Early, L. Carbo, R. Melillo R. Marcello, N. Bagnoli, E. Tierney. 4th ROW: T. Gagliardi, R. Iannotti, A. Weller, W. Fleece, F. Horn, J. De- Filippo, H. Torello, J. Walsh, V. Vetrone, L. Mascola. 5th ROW: H. Mac Donald, R. Greco, D. Gallegher, R. Sheldon, O. Grennon, D. Over, M. Di Mezza, R. De Martino, E. Lewandoski. 6th ROW: D. Grasso, Manager, T. Cianelli, W. Mac Donald, G. Wocheski, D. Butler, Manager. OUR RECORD--1958 The Yellowjackets had one of the finest gridiron records in the history of East Haven as they won nine games and lost one. Coach Crisafi's boys had one of the best defensive and most explosive offensive units in the state. The defense held the opposition to 36 points while the offense scored 322 points for ten games, The defensive unit was spearheaded by seniors such as Almori, Paulsen, Lang, and Bagnoli. The offense was lead by Letis, Salvati, Virgulto, and Pite. James Salvati and Michael Letis were named Register Players of the Week for their outstanding play against West Haven and Shelton. At the Annual Football Banquet, the Easties received the C.l.A.C. Trophy, recognizing the team as one of the most powerful in the state and the 1958 team honored Michael Letis, Regio Almori and Vincent Vir- gulto by naming them tri-captains. llJimmyIl llMikeIl East Haven 26 West Haven 6 East Haven 28 Stonington 0 East Haven 28 Shelton O East Haven 24 Derby 0 East Haven 28 Woodrow Wilson 0 East Haven 6 Lyman Hall 0 East Haven 48 Seymour 12 East Haven 48 North Haven 12 East Haven 20 Cheshire 0 East Haven 6 Branford 13 -no- -.-- -x -N. S 1 -54 i 49' 1 5 Jr .ww N 'HQ XX h f an I, F dw. ' x 1 1' SGD QA A- - 9 gg A ' X X X . .. MQ.. 5 x.,f N rs -v 85 X fkm. N.. X 355 M. A ww Qi ,Q x , Xe. I A .iii gig? l ze XM 'Y mf Q,- s ,,'f5fif'f? I sl, 5 vb 6 ' ,Qc W-fifesaxxemfwx -mam. uf-Q-,ee:'wmX,,f A Q.-ff--w 'Q W , 5 . it 4: ' . Q. ,, ra wyff,.f- --. 'n ,jurfh xl F N' A zwnfn f -4,2 l.. 1 kv . tu .. Sulva1ti's march of triumph One tragic fumble--disaster I ew' -- '- H 3, 1. .-. 5. r I Hn.. ,AM 'Jn 1 . A A N-,.....,f5,,:, rj vi.. v-.,... my , -.bu . .-,,, , - , ' . Q-nb '-' 1 ' ' - Hier-ae' 403, , ,- TY' ,L , '-. , 4 -:W A-fi rc, . I l- .A .g, rw . A 1-. . ,- n 1 . X, W ' 'Q-' 1.2 ,':,- - 2 f'tu Camera, lights, Action! Come on in, Gang, thc watcr's fine. l 1. ,l ,V 1-, a '-1 ,,, Mich:1c1's lust stand 83 The Cheerleaders--a study in frozen faces Aw ww utr R., Bw NAWJ-w in Q, alf- 'fzwsasamav Varsity Team, KNEELING, Left to Right: N. DeMaio, V. Virgulto, W. Barker, W. Pite, W. Castel- lon. STANDING: E. Tierney, J. Waselik, T. Holcombe, J. Piscitelli, J. Salvati and Manager, D. Crasso. Housatonic League Champs Junior Varsity Team, KNEELING, Left to Right: Manager, A. Ferraiolo, T. Oberdick, J. Walsh, A. Proto, G. Dinnean, A. Weller, A. Morro, B. Barker, J. Carr, R. Grasso, H. Reynolds, R. Jackson, W. Fleece, V. Vetrone, D. Butler, Manager. 85 Coach Frank Crisafi used his master's touch to weld a squad in cluding eight seniors into Housatonic League Champs The team went undefeated in the League with 14 wins. The record for the regular season was 19 wins and 2 losses. The team has earned a berth in the State Tournament and have been selected by The Connecticut sportswriters Alliance as the team most likely to win the tournament. East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven East Haven Scores 1958-1959 West Haven . Plainvi lle . . Cheshire . . . Alumni . . . Plainville . . West Haven . Wilcox Tech Shelton . . . Branford . . . North Haven Derby .... Seymour . . . Lyman Hall . Cheshire . . . Shelton . . Branford . . . North Haven Wilcox Tech Derby . . Seymour . . . Lyman Hall . 1 V B 4 ark Swimming Team, STANDING, Left to Right: Advisor, Mr. David Marshal, L. Bianco, K. Huminski, J. Anastasio, L. Monaco, A. DeFeo, D. Neff, G. Fucci, J. Feeley, R. Searle, L. Gelo, J. Coyne. SITTING: G. Papuga, N. Grennon, G. Coleman, E. Peters, W. Seeley, R. Vigorito, P. Gamache, A Lang, L. Watrous, S. Kimball, G. Reid, R. Jenkins, R. Limoncelli. The Swimming Team Senior Swimmers, L. to R.: Captain, Gabe Fucci, Paul Gamache, Albert DeFeo, Alan Lang. Albie and Company contemplate smashing world relay record. 11 A SCHEDULE -- Milford . . . . . -- Amity . . . . . -- Stratford . . . . -- Hillhouse . . . . -- I-Iamden .. .. -- Norwalk ..... . -- Wilbur Cross . . -- North Haven . . -- Warren Harding -- Amity ..... . -- Bassick . . . . . The 1959 Swimming Club u uidance of advisor, Mr. David Mar E2,:,Q A, ,V 3 e of its most Successfu t ,r nr vt r .r.. ap- tain Gabe V : A Q 1rv,x 5 ,rr r Q am to ting Climax Z X victories and four Next ye captain will be Don o will lead a squad of many glz rs. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: L. Hall, J. Waselik, M. Letis, Coach J. Lembo, H. Paulsen, W. Pite, N. DeMaio, V. Vir gulto. SECOND ROW: F. Crampton, S. Paolillo, R. Lanzetta, A. Carbone, F. Hemming, R. Grasso, B. Larson. THIRD ROW: T. Gagliardi, A. Weller, R. Morin. Baseball 1959 The Easties of 1959 will seek to retain the CIAC and Housatonic Championships which were won in 1958 with a team composed mainly of 59ers. The big guns in the hitting department will be Nick De- Malo, Vin Virgulto, Jim Salvati, Bill Pite, Mike Letis, and Harry Paulsen. 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