Illll Hill mil Hill lllll H| lllll Hill lllll Hill Mill Hl| IflM HIM HIM mil mil Ilf inn tiiitfiiii min mi in Enfield Echo 1964 if Enfield High School Thompsonville, Connecticut Dedication MR. MAURICE F. SMITH With sincere appreciation for Ins guidance and interest during our years in the Enfield High School and for his tireless efforts in our behalf, we, the class of 1964, dedicate this ECHO to Mr. Maurice F. Smith, Superintendent of Schools. 2 Preface In I960 the stream of grammar school and junior high school merged to form a small river, which, as the class of ’64, flowed slowly at first, trying to find the right course. Around every bend awaited some new tributary, which added a quality to its character. Among these were classes attended, extra-curricular activities, and the many personal experiences. Each tributary fed the river, enriching it in strength and knowledge. At times the river churned with unexpected whirlpools and rapids. On other occasions it encountered snags and was slowed almost to a standstill. With increased effort the obstacles were overcome, the river surged forward and once again flowed smoothly, acquiring depths of interest. If a river is to run true to course, it must have banks to contain and guide it; so too, did this river have banks. The faculty and administration guided, showed the direction, and kept the river flowing toward its goal. During the entire trip, the course had been plotted for the successful arrival at its destination, where the river enters the sea. That destination has been reached; now the ocean looms, vast and unknown. Tabic of Contents Dedication 2 Preface 3 Board of Education 5 Administration 6 Faculty 9 Seniors 15 Class Officers 16 Class History 17 Features 63 Sports 99 Advertisement 128 Staff Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Administration Editor Statistics Editor Features Editor Sports Editor Advertising Manager Student Photographer Walter Zywiak Joseph Alaimo Harry Tatoian, Jr. John Porcello John Douglas Beverly Andrik Marilyn Mokrycki Robert McMullen Charles Alaimo, Marsha Bridge, Peter DiRosa, Thomas Peraro, Paula Ricard, Daniel Riley, Barbara Roth. 4 Typists: Marie Curcio, Diane Gelinas, Virginia Lane, Kathleen Thompson. BOARD OF EDUCATION First row, left to right: Mr. Harold Daigneau; Mr. Charles Fowler; Mr. Pellegrino Reveruzzi, Secretary; Mr. James Kelley. Second row: Mr. Rodger Ross, Chairman; Mr. Kenneth Goodsell; Mr. Theodore Hammes; Mr. Edward Arrowsmith; Mr. Alexander Tenero. To the men and women of the Enfield Board of Education and Enfield High School administration and faculty, we, the Class of 1964, extend our gratitude for the direction their efforts have afforded us. Throughout our high school years they have provided us not only with the material of which success consists, but what is more important, with guidance for its attainment. The final achievement had only to be desired. MR LEO O. GARREPY Assistant Superintendent of Schools. MR MAURICE F SMITH Superintendent of Schools. MR CHARLES A SZUBERLA Assistant Superintendent of Schools. MR. HARRY E. TATOIAN Principal MR. DONALD J. FLEBOTTE Vice-Principal MR. THOMAS MICHAEL Vice-Principal 6 MR. RICHARD LINCOLN MR. PHILIP BLANEY Psychological Examiner Attendance and Transportation Officer MR. JOSEPH CABRERA Guidance Counselor MISS IDA PERDRIZET Dean of Girls MR. JOHN H. LYONS Guidance Director ENGLISH DEPARTMENT First row, left to rfght: Mrs. Marion H. Furey; Miss Mary E. Malley, Department Head; Miss Anne L. Cutler; Mrs. Adian M. Doherty; Mrs. Elizabeth C. Mullen; Miss Joyce T. Shea. Second row: Mr. Robert J. Campbell; Miss Mary Glogowski; Miss Gail C. Darden; Mr. Robert Knight; Miss Alva Dearborn; Mr. William D. Fogarty; Miss Janet Caserio; Mr. Sabath M. Nigro. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Ftrst row, left to right: Miss Sandra Kazman; Mrs. Sirvart Hintlian, Department Head; Mrs. Elaine H. Myott; Miss Elizabeth E. Best. Second rou: Mr. James H. Liberty; Mrs. Mary Hassett; Mrs. Renalde Riikonen; Mr. Paul J. Lucius. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT First row, left to right Mrs. Anne Johnson, Department Head; Mrs. Joyce Hall; Miss Jill Fitzgerald; Mrs. Linnea Spink; Miss Barbara Flebotte. Second row: Mr. John Fowler; Mr. Anthony Torre; Mr. Dennis Brunton; Mr. Joseph Schcrr; Mr. Robert FitzGerald. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT First row. left to right: Mrs. Lillian M. Della Rocca; Mr. Vincent Lunetta; Miss Irene C. Glista; Mrs. Florence Lyons. Second row: Mr. John Hutchins; Mr. Arthur A. Benoit; Mr. John D. Keaney; Mr. Dennis J. Brunton; Mr. John De Metropoulos, Department Head. 10 Mr. Peter G. Staszko Mr. Michael J. Ricci DRIVER EDUCATION BUSINESS DEPARTMENT First row, left to right: Mrs. Poppy Fowler; Miss Eileen R. Mailpr; Miss Viola R. Allen, Department Head; Miss Isabel M. Landry; Miss Catherine Tatoian. Second row: Mr. Mario DeiDolon, Mrs. Carol Radzicwicz; Mr. Robert FitzGerald; Mr. Ralph Cerrato. 11 STUDIES DEPARTMENT ht: Mr. Frank Taylor; Mrs. Carol R. Bruce; Mrs. Patricia C. Bigos; Mrs. Anne Silverman; Mrs. Helen Brill; Mr. Edward J. Boland. Second row: Mr. John Lyons, Jr.; Mr. Ronald Tenero; Mr. Franklin S. Gross, Department Head; Mr. Frank D. Gawle; Mr. Robert J. Campbell; Mr. Robert S. -Robbins; Mr. Chester G. Blair. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Harry Zeroogian, Technical Drawing; Mr. Edward Allen, Wood Shop; Mr. David G. Cook, Vocational Agriculture; Mr. Clifford W. Easton, Metal Shop. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs. Judith MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Anthony G. Perrone. Supervisor of Music; Mr. Leonard D. DeMaio. Mary Gaimari, Mrs. Maura A. McCarrolI. LIBRARIAN Miss Marie L. Robideau 13 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Joseph Lamana; Mrs. Ida Bryant; Mr. Carl Angelica, Department Head; Mr. Walter Sugalski; Miss Jean Davis. ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Robert Foley; Mr. Richard Finman. SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Josephine Epstein 14 Mentors! Class Officers Left to right: Matthew Alaimo, Vice President; Marcia Della Rocca, Secretary; Daniel Riley, President; Jean Stevens, Treasurer. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Rivers are highways that move on, and bear us whither we wish to go.” Blaise Pascal Rivers are highways that move on . . The river of education has and always will move on. Man, even in his most destructive moods, cannot deter this river's eternal flow. He can only hope to navigate its mighty current as it winds forward. It is inevitable and unpredictable. For all those to whom God gave minds it is a necessary and inescapable journey. It is a course which touches on the shores of the bizarre and the simple; the ugly and the beautiful. To some it is a fascinating awakening to the arts and sciences. To others it is a wonderful study of the universe and its mysteries. Yet, for too many, it is a lifelong and difficult education in the hardships of life. . . And bear us whither we wish to go.” We here wish to enjoy the wonders of our journey down this river. To those of you who have taken a part in helping to make this wish a reality — we thank you. Thank you for preserving the ideals, principles and beliefs of our country. Thank you for the responsibilities that we inherit as the new perpetrators of these historically cherished gifts. Please give us your blessings on our determination to answer the demands of these responsibilities. Please wish us success in sharing these gifts that have helped to make our trip down this river more fruitful. So, with these gifts in our possession, we dedicate ourselves to the many for whom the journey has been a life-long and difficult education in the hardships of life. It is our hope that someday all the people of the world will be able to chart their own course on the river that moves on. 16 Class History - 1964 Michael Blowen Many sources join to form a river Rains fall, snows melt, waters creep forth in brooks, stretch out on the passive land and, eventually, if countless other conditions prevail, a river gathers force and moves on toward the sea. When we, the class of 1964, entered Enfield High School in September of I960, the course we were to follow already evidenced the shaping influence of innumerable forces. It was not until that fall, however, that we came together as a class to combine our resources and surge forward toward a common goal. In tracing our history we recall the ex- periences we shared which impressed an indelible mark upon the class united. On entering Enfield High School as bewildered and inquisitive freshmen, the year 'T964'' seemed a goal far beyond our reach. As freshmen we were in a new environ- ment, but our willingness to learn became known to the upperclassmen. Unconsciously we added force to our river by building a strong foundation as the future leaders of the student body. We began by molding lasting friendships with new acquaintances. As we became aware of our status at Enfield, the election of class officers leaped upon us. We chose, to lead us through these formative years, Joe Alaimo, president; Bill Bromage, vice-president; Bev Andrik, secre- tary; and Barbara Hill, treasurer. Our student council repre- sentatives were Rich Post and Jan Daly. Leadership was not the only field in which honor was brought to our class. On the field of athletics Tom Tyler, Bill Bromage, Jim Vella, John Mitchell, Ron Goulet, Bob Bania, Bill Schreffler, John Skower, Bob Currie, Ted Plamondon, and Walt Gagne achieved recognition on the gridiron. On the floor of the basketball court, sharpshooter Tom Tyler, Bill Bromage, Mike Malley, Ted Plamondon, Steve Mai ley. Rich Grzelak, and Paul Staszko suppressed the opposition. On the baseball diamond Bill Bromage, Bob Bania, A1 Bryla, Jim Vella, Bob Currie, and Ted Plamondon led the offensive division while Tom Tyler and Rich Grzelak held any challengers dumbfounded with their superb pitching performances. On the stage of the Drama Guild, Bev Andrik and Pat Bazinet w'ere the freshmen performers in the production of A Bell For Adano. Despite the confusion and havoc which our sophomore year brought, the current, established in our freshman year, continued to take direction and gather force. The new four million dollar high school was under construction which eventually resulted in the division of our class. Those of us taking the academic course attended A.D. Higgins School while the others enrolled in the business course continued on at the old high school. In the latter part of February the academic students transferred into the newly completed arts and science wing of our present high school. If the freshman year was a period of formation, then the sophomore year must be described as a year of reformation. During that year our class was separated physically but the spirit instilled in us formed a tighter bond. Because we had been separated, the officers elected the previous year retained their positions. Tom Tyler, Bill Bromage, John Skower, Bob Currie, Scott Russotto, Ted Plamondon, Bob Bania, Walt Gagne, and Ron Goulet continued their hard-nose press against our foes in the suburban league. Bill Bromage, John Porcello, Tom Tyler, Ted Plamondon, and the Malley Boys, Steve and Mike, resumed their quest for the Valley Wheel Junior Varsity Championship. So, too, was it with our famed baseball team. Tom Tyler, Bill Bromage, Rich Grzelak, Bob Bania, Bob Currie, Walt Zywiak, and Ted Plamondon continued to wear down the opposition's ego. Mr. Gross' Drama Guild continued in their traditional production of plays with the outstanding The Andersonville Trial with Scott Russotto, Maria Johnson, Bev Andrik, Bob Waskiel, Pat Zazinct, and Ed Zawistowski. Perhaps the most impressive event of our junior year was the period of campaigning for class offices. Vivid, expressive, and original are the only words to describe the various techniques used by those seeking office. The long, overdue elections brought into office a set of fresh ideas and new faces. Dan Riley was elected president; Chick Alaimo, vice-president; Marcia Della Rocca, secretary; and John Douglas, treasurer. Also elected were Barbara Hill, Ed Kiernan, Charles Rinaldi, Marilyn Mokrycki, John Porcello, and Bill Bromage as our student council representatives. In junior year Dan Riley replaced George Chappell as editor-in-chief of the Student Ticker, and immediate renova- tions took place. Instead of the usual mimeographed copy published in the past, the staff decided to include pictures and have the paper published by a professional printer. Our Junior Prom, La Soire Parisienne, under the leadership of Robert Kozaczka proved to be a resounding success. Bill Bromage and Ginny Lane were chosen host and hostess for this affair. Robert Bania and Matthew Samborski were our delegates to Nutmeg Boys’ State while Marilyn Mokrycki carried the Enfield banner to Girls' State. John Berg and Paul Catania represented the Hi-Y in the annual Connecticut Y. M. C. A. Youth and Government program at the State Capitol. On the athletic field, the river was beginning to stabilize its course. With Tom Tyler as quarterback, the varsity placed second behind Longmeadow and compiled a brilliant 6-1 record. Ted Plamondon, Bill Bromage, Tom Tyler, Mike Malley, Steve Malley, Rich Grzelak and Paul Staszko all moved up to the varsity basketball and we again finished second behind a highly-touted Easthampton five. In baseball we had our troubles, nevertheless we were grooming new talent for our senior year. The school play again proved to be a significant aspect of school activity as John Patricks’ The Hasty Heart was performet! by the Drama Guild. Chick Alaimo, Scott Rus- sotto, Peter DiRosa, Maria Johnson, Carmen Cimino, Mike Halpin, and Bob Waskiel were our thespians. Who will ever forget Bob Waskiels’ command performance in the leading role? At our final assembly, awards were presented for superior efforts in bookkeeping, stenography, typing, and American History. Honors were bestowed upon Karen Brooks, Susan Browne, Barbara Hill, and Paul Stroich respectively. At last, our senior year arrived. We were then able to see the mouth of the river in the distance. Our class, the respected and idolized group in the school, set the standards for our underclassmen. We had sprouted from inferior freshmen to responsible seniors, from immaturity toward maturity, and had grown in depth, insight, and knowledge. In this final year we elected Dan Riley, president; Matthew Alaimo, vice-president; Jean Stevens, treasurer; and Marcia DellaRocca, secretary. To the floor of the student council we sent John Berg, Charles Rinaldi, Mike Halpin, Barbara Roth, Pete DiRosa, and Edw-ard Kiernan. John Berg and Charles Rinaldi were chosen President and Treasurer of the council, respectively. Early in the year, under the guidance of our senior class officers and the student council members, a very successful and profitable Hootenanny was held to help defray gradua- tion expenses. On the field of battle our Raiders stood up and proved, once more, that they were formidable foes. Tom Tyler brought recognition to Enfield as he was chosen the number one quarterback in the suburban league. In charge of generating a feeling of enthusiasm within the student body were our cheerleaders: Bev Andrik, captain; Marsha Bridge, Ginny Lane, and Barbara Arietti. The seniors who participated in the majorettes were Maureen Ryan and Cheryl Martin. Again on stage, the members of the Drama Group turned out a splendid play with The Teahouse of the August Moon. Bob Waskiel was again unforgettable as Fishby. Also included in the cast were Peter DiRosa as Hakini, Chick Alaimo as Oshira. Our river is now at its destination. The waters that united to reach a common goal must again separate but not without having undergone change. Some of us will immediately assume the responsibilities of making our place in the world while others will go on to higher education. But wherever we go or whatever we do, we shall forever hold sacred our memories of Enfield High School which was not merely a building to us but a giant stepping stone in our quest for recognition. We are all aware of what we have received from our attendance here. Let us also hope that by our years of studying, working and playing together, we have left something of value for those who will follow us. ELIZABETH ANNE ACORN Newington High School: Homeroom Representative I; Office Assistant II, III; Music Club II; Common's Room Committee II, III; Guidance Counselor Assistant II, III. JOSEPH JOHN ALAIMO Honor Roll I, II, III; President of Freshman Class; Latin Club I, President; Pep Club I; Stu- dent Council II; Junior Prom Committee; National Honor Society III, Hi-Y III; Year- book Staff IV; Ski Club IV. MATTHEW JOSEPH ALAIMO Art Club I, II, III; Camera Club III; Junior Prom Com- mittee: Student Ticker IV. MARCELA ESTHER ALLAR Escuela Normal J. D., Arose- mena, Panama: School Band I, II; Winner in Essay on Peru” Contest; Colegio Jose Guardia, Vega, Panama: Dra- matic Club III; School Band III; Spanish Club III. CHARLES MATTHEW ALAIMO Latin Club I; Honor Roll I, II; Dramatics Club II, III, IV; Junior Prom Committee; Fare- well Prom Committee; Vice- President of Junior Class; In- tramural Basketball III, IV; Track III; Hi-Y III; Shake- spearean Club III; Visitor Guide III; Yearbook Staff IV. NANCY ANN ADAMS Bristol Eastern High School: Girls’ League I, II, III; Ath- letic Association 1, II, III; Glee Club I, II. Ill; Spanish Club II; Pep Club III; Art Club III; Enfield High School: Fu- ture Nurses IV; Medical Tech- nology IV. SANDRA LEE ALLAR DEBORAH JEAN ALLEN Latin Club I; Intramural Bas- ketball III. 18 BARRY WILLIAM ARGENTA Chess Club I; Junior Prom Committee. BEVERLY JANE ANDRIK Secretary of Freshman Class; Honor Roll I, II, III; National Honor Society III; J. V. Cheer- leader I; Varsity Cheerleader II, III, Captain IV; Red Cross I; Pep Club I; Drama Club I, II, III; Latin Club I; Junior Red Cross Representative II; Junior Prom Committee; Fare- well Prom Committee; Year- book IV. FRANCES MARIE ALOISA Girls’ Fashion Club III; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee. ALANE ANN AMBERLOCK Business Club I; Girls’ Fashion Club III. CHRISTINE JANE BAJEK Dramatics Club I; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee. ROBERT STANLEY BANIA Honor Roll I, II, III; National Honor Society III; J. V. Foot- ball I, II; Varsity Football III, IV; Baseball III, IV; Latin Club I. BARBARA JEAN ARIETTI Farewell Prom Committee; Pep Club I; Junior Prom Committee; Student Guide III; Business Club III; Junior Achievement III, IV; Varsity Cheerleader IV; Picture Com- mittee IV. FREDERICK LEE BALTRONIS 19 FRANCIS PAUL BANIA Honor Roll I; Hi-Y I, II; Junior Achievement III, IV; Glee Club IV. DIEDRA GEORGETTE BARCOMB Windsor Locks High School: Glee Club I, II; Library As- sistant I, II; Future Nurses Club II; Enfield High School: Mixed Chorus III; Choir III; Junior Prom Committee. FRANCIS WILLIAM BASNIKIEWICZ Swaziland Book Committee DONNA LOUISE BEYER II; UNESCO Conference III. GEORGE JOHN BARTOSIEWICZ St. Thomas Seminary; Enfield High School: Varsity Football III; Varsity Track III, IV; Hockey Team III, IV; Electron- ics Club III; Ski Club IV; Fare- well Prom Committee. ROSEMARIE THERESA BATTAGLIA St. Mary’s Junior High School, New Britain: J. V. Cheerlead- er I; Library Page I; French Club I; New Britain Senior High School: Girls’ League II; Library Page II; Business Club II; Enfield High School: Library Aid III; Farewell Prom Committee. PATRICIA MARY BAZINET National Honor Society III; Dramatics Club I, II, III, IV; French Club III; Junior Prom Committee; Journalism Club III; Usherette III. JUDITH ELAINE BENARD Chicopee High School: Chorus I; South Hadley School: Band I; Commerce High School: Chorus II. 20 (arole anne BERNIER Business Club I; Intramural Basketball II; Junior Prom Committee. LESLIE ANNE BERGER Business Club I. ESTHER MARIE BENNER JOHN RICHARD BERG Pep Club I; Business Club I; Hi-Y I, II, III, IV; Student Dramatics Club III. Ticker III, IV; Junior Achieve- ment III, IV; Dramatics Club III; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; Ski Club IV; Student Council IV, President. MICHAEL JOSEPH BLOWEN Latin Club I; WSPR Radio Correspondent; Hartford Cou- rant Forum III; Junior Achievement III; Publicity Chairman of Junior Prom; Farewell Prom Committee; Hi- Y President III. IV; Sports JUDITH ANN Editor of Student Ticker III, BOISCLAIR IV; Class Historian. 21 GAIL KAREN BARON Drill Team I; Ceramics III. STEVEN PAUL BILODEAU PAULINE MAE BELLOMO Sacred Heart High School, Springfield: Glee Club I, II; Dramatics Club II; Enfield High School: Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee. CHRISTINE ANN BRAMLEY Honor Roll I. III. GARY PAUL BRANCHAUD Chess Club I; Band I, II, III, IV; Band Award III. MARGARET KATHLEEN BRINDLE Glee Club III, IV. DARLENE ELAINE BROWNE Business Club I; Glee Club I; Junior Prom Committee; Fare well Prom Committee; Dra- matics Club III. KAREN LESLIE BROOKS Honor Student I, III; Book- keeping Award III; Enfield Business Managers Club III. MARSHA BRIDGE Glee Club I; Junior Varsity Cheerleading, Captain II; Dra- matics Club II, IV; Varsity Cheerleading III, Co-Captain IV; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Achievement III, IV; Farewell Prom Committee, En- tertainment Chairman; Student Ticker III, IV; Spotlight on Youth Reporter IV; Senior Prom Committee IV. WILLIAM THOMAS BROMAGE Algebra Award I; Class Vice- President I, II; Junior Varsity Football I; Junior Varsity Baseball I, II; Junior Varsity Basketball I, II; Varsity Foot- ball II, III, Co-Captain IV; Varsity Basketball III, IV; Varsity Baseball III; Hi-Y I, II; Student Council III; National Honor Society, Treasurer III; Junior Prom Committee III; Farew'ell Prom Committee III; Yearbook Staff IV; Body Building IV. 22 SUSAN BROWNE H nor Roll I, II, III; General Business Club I; Pep Club I; Junior Stenography Prize; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Secretary of Business Club III; National Honor Society III; Junior Achievement. ALBERT JOSEPH BRYLA Latin Club I; Intramural Bas- ketball I; Junior Varsity Base- ball I; Varsity Baseball II, III, IV. PATTI MARIE BUREAU Pep Club I; Girls' Fashions III; Dramatics Club IV. RICHARD CHARLES BUIKA Library Aid III; IV. PAUL ANTHONY JUDITH LYNN CENTORE CATANIA Glee Club I, II. Hi-Y I, II, III. HENRY ALDEN CARPENTER Monson Academy: J. V. Foot- ball; Varsity Weight Lifting I, II; Varsity Lacrosse I, II; Varsity Football II; Dance Committee I; Enfield High School: Varsity Football III, IV; Track IV. DENNIS ROBERT CASEY Junior Varsity Football II. 23 FRANCES JANE CHASE Van Sickle Junior High School: Arc Award I; High School of Commerce: Art Award II; Red Cross Art Award II; Art Club III. RICHARD POLICARP CHMURA, JR. UCONN Vo-Ag Judging Con- test. CARMIN FRANCIS CIMINO Prom Committee; Dramatics Club III, Dramatics Club Award. ELIZABETH ANN CHICKOSKY Latin Club I; Drill Team II, III; Intramural Basketball III; Junior Prom Committee, Chairman of Programs; Usher- ette at Graduation III; Junior Achievemen' CYNTHIA MARY CHAPMAN NOMA Award III. SUSAN EILEEN CHILD Girl’s Softball Team III. CHESTER JOHN CHOINSKI JEANNETTE CARROLL Ramstein Junior High School: Pep Club I, Beth Center Senior High School: Dance Club II; Pep Club III; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee. 24 KENNETH CHARLES COLOZZI GEORGYNA LOUISE CRAVEN Girls Fashions III; Ticker Staff HI; Glee Club III. CHARLOTTE MAY CORMIER SHARON CLARKIN Business Club I; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; Majorettes IV. JOHN ALLEN CRAWFORD SHARON ANN CLARK Intramural Basketball III. SHEILA JANE CLEMENT Girls Softball Letter III; Art Club III; Spanish Club III. LUKE PAUL COURTEMANCHE Latin Club I; Junior Achieve- ment III, IV; Glee Club III; Wrestling Club III. 25 CAROLE ANNE YNOSKI ROBERT ARTHUR CURRIE Varsity Baseball II, III; J.V. Basketball II; Varsity Football III, IV. ROBERT JOHN D’ALESSANDRO JANICE LYNN DALY Student Council I, II; Girls' Basketball III; French Club III, IV; Future Nurses Club III, IV; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Senior Prom Committee; Drill Team IV. JOHN CHALMERS DOUGLAS, JR. Hi-Y I, II, III, IV; Student Guide III, IV; Speech Club, Treasurer II; Junior Class Treasurer; Dramatics Club III, IV, Vice-President III; School Play IV; Junior Achievement III; Yearbook Features Editor; Student Ticker III, IV; Intra- mural Sports III; Honor Roll III; Farewell Prom Commit- tee; Junior Prom Committee; Chairman of Invitations, Sen- ior Prom; Spotlight on Youth” Reporter IV; Hoote- nanny Committee IV; Hi-Y Representative to Congress II. MARCIA LILLIAN DELLAROCCA Ursulinc Academy: Mission Club I, II; Red Cross I, II; Dramatics Club I; Latin Club I, II; Glee Club I; French Club II; Larin II Award; Enfield High School: Junior Class Sec- retary; Medical Technology III; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; Student Guide III; Honor Roll III; Senior Prom Committee; Picture Committee; Yearbook Staff; Hootenanny Committee IV; Senior Class Secretary. 26 ROSEMARY DiGIOIA Windsor High School: Honor Roll; Enfield High School: Drill Team II; Student Guide III VERNON FREDRICK DAY Intramural Basketball III. DONNA MARGARET DeMARJA Our Lady of the Angels Acade- my: Latin Club I, II; Calvacade Club I; Glee Club I, II; Biolo- gy Club II; Science Lab. II; Typing Award II; Enfield High School: Future Teachers Club III; Farewell Prom Committee. JOHN FREDERICK DAVID J.V. Basketball I; J.V. Football II. PETER PHILIP DiROSA, JR. St. Thomas High School: Hon- or Roll I, II; Dramatic Club I, II; Enfield High School: Honor Roll III, IV; Student Council IV; Future Staff IV; President of Dramatic Club IV; Baseball III, IV; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; Ticker Staff III; Hi-Y III; Senior Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff; Intramural Basketball III; School Play III, IV; Hoote- nanny Committee IV. VEDA GAIL DORMAN FAUSTO GARCIA DeALBA East Windsor High: Sports- men Club I. LINDA MARIE DONNELLY Latin Club I; Farewell Prom Committee; Drill Team II, III, IV; French Club III; Personal Typing III; Junior Prom Committee. 27 PATRICIA ANDREA DUNN Our Lady of the Angels Acade- my: Honor Roll I, II; Latin Award I. II; Latin Club I, II; Glee Club I, II; Typing Award II; Geography Award II; En- field High School: Intramural Basketball III. NANETTE MARIE DUGAN Junior Red Cross I; Glee Club I; Vocal Group II; Na- tional Honor Society III. SUSAN PATRICIA DUBOIS Windsor Locks High: Civics Club I; Science Club I; Busi- ness Club I. MARIE BERNADETTE DUBOIS Majorettes IV. BARBARA ANN DUFRESNE Junior Red Cross I; Vocal Group II; Student Ticker III; French Club III; Creative Writing IV; Future Nurses IV; Dramatics Club IV. CORDULA BARBARA DOROUS Personal Typing II; Guide for College Night III; French Club Vice-President III; Jun- ior Prom Committee. 28 KATHLEEN EVELYN DUNNE ALBERT FRANK DOYKER JOANN HOPE FILOSSIE Latin Club Treasurer I; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; Red Cross Club I, Delegate to Training Center; Junior Achievement, Vice-President of Sales III; Usherette at 1963 Graduating Class Night III; Intramural Basketball III; Junior Prom RAYMOND GERALD Committee, Refreshment EDDY Chairman. STEPHEN EDWARD D’VILESKIS J.V. Baseball I, II; Hockey III. SUSAN MARIE DUPREY Senior Prom Committee; Latin Club I; Red Cross I; Glee Club I, II, IV; Dance Band II; In- tramural Basketball III; Usher- ette III; Junior Achievement III; Junior Prom Committee. MARIE CECELIA FERREIRA East Providence High School: Honor Roll I; Intramurals I, II; Future Nurses Club II. En held High School: Art Club III. JUDY JOAN FIORE Pep Club I; General Business Club I; Tri-Hi I; Enfield Busi- ness Managers Club III; IV; Junior Prom Committee. JOSEPH EGAN Wrestling III; Industrial Arts Club III, IV: Soccer IV. VIRGINIA CARLA FITZGIBBON Pep Club I; Farewell Prom Committee: Latin Club I: Drill Team II, III, IV; Senior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Honor Roll III; Junior Achievement III, IV; Personal Typing III. 29 KATHLEEN THERESA FOLEY Sherwood High School, Mem- phis, Tennessee: Future Home- makers of America I; Tread- ville High School, Memphis, Tennessee: Dramatics Club II; Jonesboro High School, Jones- boro, Arkansas: Senior Prom Committee III. ROSALIE MARY FORAKER Handley High School, Win- chester, Virginia: Junior Red Cross I, II; East Windsor High School, East Windsor Connecticut: Chorus III; Year- book III; Future Nurses III; Junior Prom Committee; En- field High School: Knitting Club IV; Girls' Fashions IV; Future Nurses IV. ALTON DAVID GARDNER Farewell Prom Committee; Modern Math Club III. WALTER ALLEN GAGNE J.V. Football I; Varsity Foot- ball II. Ill, IV; Wrestling III; Body Building III; Industrial Arts Club III. SUZANNE GAGNE General Business Club I, II; Pep Club I; Junior Achieve- ment III; Enfield Business Managers Club III, IV. JACQUELINE JOAN FREGEAU Tri Hi-Y Club I. II. Ill; Pep Club I; Business Club I; French Club II; Junior Achievement III; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee, Decorations Chair- man. 30 PATRICIA MARIE FREEMAN Enfield Business Managers Club III, IV; Dramatics Club IV; Girls' Fashions IV. MYRNA ANN FROST Honor Roll I; Senior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Dramatics Club IV; Student Ticker IV. IAN JOSEPH GAVINE National Honor Society III; Track III. IV; Math Club III. PAULETTE CLAIRE GAUVIN Bloomfield High School, Bloomfield, Connecticut; Hon- or Roll III; Enfield High School: Student Ticker Artist III; Typing Certificate IV. DIANE SUSAN GELINAS Latin Club I; Farewell Prom Committee; Library Aid II, III, IV; Junior Achievement III; Business Club III; Field Hockey IV; Basketball IV. JOSEPH GONDEK National Office Manager’s As- PAUL RICHARD sociation Certificate III. GOGUEN JOHN WALTER GLEMBOCKI CAROLYN ELYSE GELINAS Senior Prom Committee; Na- tional Honor Society III; In- tramural Basketball HI; Art III, IV; Library Aid III, IV; Music Appreciation IV. JAMES THADDEUS GLISTA Mount Saint Charles Academy, Woonsocket, Rhode Island: Intramural Football I. II; In- tramural Hockey I, II; Varsity Hockey III. IV. 31 RONALD MARCEL GOULET ' r r i ia ELAINE ROSE X A GRATTON Pep Club I; Junior Red Cross I; Drill Team II, III; Farewell Prom Committee II; Junior Prom III; Junior Achievement Business Club III; Junior Home Room Collector III; Knitting Club IV; Business Club IV. IT JOAN CAROL f jv' jy GRONDSKI Honor Letter I; Dramatics y Club I; Business Club I. II. Ill, IV; Pep Club I; Gregg Typing Award III. RICHARD STEPHEN GRZELAK Football I, II; Basketball I. II, III, IV; Baseball I, II. Ill, IV; Soccer IV. LINDA GORMAN Glee Club I; Latin Club I; Honor Roll III; Junior Prom Committee; Student Guide III; Drill Team III. IV; Junior Achievement III; Future Nurses IV. EDWIN LUTHER GORTS Niskayuna Senior High School, Schenectady, New York: Stage Crew - Dramatics I; German Club I; Honor Roll III. Band I; Varsity Football II, III, IV; Hockey III; Wrestling III; Varsity Track III; Prom Committee III; Body Building III. JEFFREY ALLEN GOWDY Hi-Y III; Ski Club IV. MICHAEL JAMES HALPIN Dramatics Certificate III; Na- tional Honor Society Certifi- cate III; Dramatics Club III; Vocal Music III; National Honor Society III; Honor Roll III. SUSAN BETTY HARSCHEID General Business Club I; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Enfield Business Managers III; Student Ticker III. PATRICIA MARIE HANSEN Letter-Scholastic Achievement I; Business Club I; Certificate for Stenography III. PETER HARAS Intramural Basketball III; Li- brary Aid III; Math Club III; Body Building Club III. BARBARA ANN HILL Freshman Class Treasurer; Stu- dent Council II, III; Typing Award III; Business Club I, III; Pep Club I. II; Glee Club I, II; Farewell Prom Commitee I, II; Junior Achievement III, IV; National Honor Society III, IV; Junior Prom Com- mittee. JANE SUE HAZZARD General Business Club I; Glee Club I. ELLEN F. HERRMANN Majorettes I, II, III; General Business Club I; Student Tick- er I, II, IV; Senior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Farewell Prom Com- mittee; Ski Club IV. 35 EILEEN MAKY INGRAHAM Our Lady of the Angels Acad- emy: Latin Club I, II; Science Club I; Cavalcade Club I, II; Biology Club II; Enfield High School: Intramural Basketball JOHN WAYNE HURLEY 11,1 -!uni°r Pro ? Comm“- tee; Senior Prom Committee; Wood working Club III. Award Contest on Democracy. ANN MARIE JABLONSKI Glee Club I, II; Art Club I. ALBERT DONALD JANEZIC JR. Business Club I, III, IV. Presi- dent III; Treasurer, Junior Achievement III; Intramural Basketball III; Host, Farewell Prom III; Farewell Prom Com- mittee. BETTY MARIE JANSMA Business Club I; Glee Club IV. EDWARD JAROSZ Honor Roll I, II, III; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Hi-Y I, II, III, IV; Intramural Basketball III; Play Day Vocal Group. 34 LOUISE ANNE JIJTRAS Cheerleading Club II; Junior From Committee III; Glee Club IV. FRANK JULIAN Bangor High School, Bangor, Maine: Reserve Officer Train- ing Corps II, III; Non Com- missioned Officers Club III. ROBERT AUGUST JASMINSKI Metal Shop Club II, III, IV. C PATRICIA BARBARA KAMAY Dramatics Club I, II; Nurses Club III, IV; Junior Prom Committee; Student Guide III. ROBERT JOSEPH KIEBISH FRANCIS STANLEY KEARNS Chess Club III. J.V. Basketball II. EDWARD DENNETH KIERNAN Football II, III, IV; Student Council III, IV; Wrestling III, IV; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Farewell Prom Committee. GAIL ANNETTE KIBBE Future Nurses Club III; Junior Prom Committee III. 35 WAYNE KING BARBARA MARIE KINNIN W. H. Lynch High School: Honor Roll I, II, III; Chorus Club I; Hi-Y Club II; KE So- ciety II; Pep Club II. JOYCE MARIE DAVID ANTHONY KLEINSCHMIDT KLEZOS Stenography Award III; Typ- ing Award III. FFA Basketball I, II, III, IV; Track Team III, IV. ROBERT EDWARD KOZACZKA Student Council II; Business Club III; Junior Prom Chair- man III. JOSEPH MICHAEL KLUSEK Hartford Public High School: J.V. Baseball II; Physics Club III; Varsity Baseball III. SUSANNE LABRANCHE Glee Club I; Pep Club II. VIRGINIA ANN LANE Junior Achievement III, IV; Hostess, Junior Prom; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; General Business Club I; Majorettes I, II, III; Pep Club I, IV; Ticker Staff III, IV; Enfield Business Managers Club III; Varsity Cheerleader IV. 36 MARY ELLEN LANSBURG Longmeadow High School: Freshman Chorus; Enfield High School: Dramatics Club II; Senior Prom Committee II; Typing Award III; Intra- mural Basketball III; Business Club III; Pep Club IV DENNIS ANTHONY LaRUSSA J.V. Baseball II; J.V. Football II. JOSEPH NICHOLAS LATA DUANE ANTHONY LAVALETTE J.V. Baseball I, II; General Business Club I; Track III. PHILIP LEO MALINOSKI ELIZABETH LIAPPES Weaver High School: Girls' League I; Enfield High School: Library Aid II, III; Girls' Fashion IV; Hostess Club IV; Senior Prom Committee IV. CHERYL LEE MARTIN Senior Prom Committee II, III; Junior Achievement - Sec- retary; Majorettes III, IV - Co-Captain; Farewell Prom Hostess; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Commit- tee; Enfield Business Managers Club - Treasurer III. J.V. Basketball II; J.V. Base- ball I, II; Track III DIANNE ALICE LUGAS PETER MICHAEL LYNCH St. Thomas Seminary: Intra- mural Sports I, II; Honor Roll III; Enfield High School: National Honor Society III. LINDA LEE MAYHEW Honor Roll I, III; Business Club I; Drill Team II; Intra- mural Basketball III; Home Economics Award III; Hostess Club IV. STEPHEN WILLIAM MALLEY J.V. Basketball I, II; Varsity Basketball III, IV; Latin Club I; Track III; Soccer IV; Junior ANTHONY ALBERT Prom Committee III; Hi-Y LIQUORE III. 38 DONNA MARY MARC1NCZYK Somers High School: Modern Music Club II; Pep Club II, III; Junior Achievement III; Enfield High School: Senior Prom Committee. ANN MARIE MARINACCIO Larin Club 1; Dramatics Club I; Student Ticker III; Junior Prom Committee. LINDA DIANE LONGANO Honor Roll I, II, III; National Honor Society III; Business Club I; Drill Team II. SUSAN ANN MALLOY Latin Club I; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee. MICHAEL THOMAS MALLEY J.V. Basketball I, II; Varsity Basketball III, IV; Track III, ALLAN RICHARD IV; Soccer IV; Farewell Prom MATHER Committee I; Hi-Y III. PRISCILLA RITA MARVONEK Glee Club II; Honor Roll III. 39 JOHN FRANCIS McCORMICK, JR. SUSAN GAIL MESSENGER Honor Roll I; National Honor Society III. ROBERT THADDEUS McMullen Representative to Hartford Courant II; Latin Club I, II; Journalism Club I, II, III; Yearbook Staff III, IV; Pic- ture Committee IV; Second Prize Hire the Handicapped'' Essay III; Camera Club - Presi- dent III. VICTORIA ANNE McMICHAEL English Award I; Honor Roll III; WSPR Student Reporter III; Representative to Parade of Youth, Hartford III; Dra- matics I; Senior Farewell Prom Committee I, II; Ticker Staff III; Model Congress III; Jun- ior Achievement III; Yearbook Staff IV; Creative Writing IV; Future IV. ELIZABETH ANN EDMUND MIARECKI, JR. MIELNIKIEWICZ Monson Academy: of Merit I; Soccer I; Baseball I; J.V. Football II; Varsity Rifle Team II; Intramural Baseball II; Enfield High School: Honor Roll III._ PAMELA ANNE MICHAELS Honor Roll I, II; Business Club I; Dramatics Club I; Pep Club I; Farewell Prom Committee II; Student Guide III; Future Teachers Club III, IV; Journalism Club III; Jun- ior Achievement III; Junior Prom Committee; Library Aid IV; Ski Club IV; Tennis Club IV. JOAN ALICE MESSENGER Our Lady of the Angels Acad- emy: Latin Club I; History Club I; Glee Club I; Enfield High School: Junior Prom Committee II; Business Club III; Ski Club IV. 40 MARILYN JAYNE MOKRYCKI Our Lady of the Angels Acad- emy: President of Freshman Class; Honor Student I; Latin Club I; Glee Club I; President of English Cavalcade Club I; Enfield High School: Honor Student II, III, IV; Connecticut Association of Women Deans and Council Award III; Laurel Girls' State III; Journalism Club II; Latin Award II; As- sistant Editor of Student Tick- er III; National Honor Society III, IV; Personal Typing III, IV, Student Council III; Jun- ior Achievement III, IV; Year- book Staff IV; Future Teachers Club IV. JOHN IGNATIUS MITCHELL J.V. Baseball I; Latin Club I; Farewell Prom Committee I; J.V. Football II; Varsity Foot- ball III, IV; Tennis Club III; Weightlifting Club III; Ski Club IV; Chess Club IV. FRANCINE ANNE MINICHIELLO Latin Club I; French Club III; Tennis Club IV; Future Nurses Club IV; Personal Typing IV. EUNICE MILLER Latin Club I; Glee Club I; Varsity Softball III; Hostess Club III; Picture Committee IV. ARTHUR RUSSELL MORIN Intramurals III, IV. ROBERT ARMSTRONG MORSE Chess Club I; Junior Prom Committee; Dramatics Club III. SARAH ANN MOLLOY Dramatics Club IV; Ticker Staff IV. VICTOR MICHAEL MONTIVIRDI Latin Club I; French Club II; Intramurals IV. 41 WILLIAM THEODORE MORYTO Chess Club I; Hi-Y Club I; Junior Prom Committee; Fare- well Prom Committee. ANN MARIE MUL£ Pep Club I; Glee Club I. J GORDON BLAIR MYOTT Junior Achievement III. SARAH ELIZABETH MURRAY Pep Club I; Farewell Prom Committee III, IV. MARIA TERESA JOHNSON EDWARD HAROLD NAUMAN RENE ARRON WHEELER ROBERT PLATH KRISTINE ANNE NELSON Southington High School: In- tramural Volleyball I; Softball I; Badminton I; Varsity Field Hockey II; Future Nurses Club I; Dramatics Club I; Pep Club Treasurer II; Enfield High School: National Honor Soci- ety III; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Farewell Prom Committee. TONI MARIE NOTO Pep Club I; Latin Club I; Junior Prom Committee. 42 GLORIA JEAN NASUTA Drill Team II; Library Aid II, IV. RICHARD HAROLD NUCCIO Band I. II; Chess Club I, IV; Glee Club IV; Track Team III, IV; Cross Country Track Team IV. EDWARD FRANCIS OBRIEN Intramural Basketball III, IV; Track Team III, IV; Hi-Y Club III; Chess Club IV. JOHN STANLEY NOSAL, JR. Hi-Y I; School Play Tick- et Committee III; Junior Prom Committee; Fare- well Prom Committee, Gener- al Chairman; Student Guide III; Play Day Vocal Group III; Yearbook IV; Class Pic- ture Committee; Senior Prom Committee, Refreshment Chairman; Dramatics Club IV; School Play IV; Hootenanny Committee IV; Speech Club III. MARGARET MARY NORRIS Future Nurses Club III, IV; Library Aid III, IV; Student Guide III; Glee Club IV. TIMOTHY MICHAEL O’CONNOR Football Manager II; Intra- mural Basketball III, IV; Base- ball II, IV; Soccer IV; Junior Prom Committee; Hi-Y Club, Treasurer III. ESME BARBARA ODONNEL Spanish Conversation IV; Per- sonal Typing IV. JUDITH ANN O BRIEN PHYLLIS MARY O’CONNOR J.V. Cheerleader I; Varsity Cheerleader II; General Busi- ness Club I; Glee Club I, II; Pep Club I, II; Farewell Prom Committee. 43 CAROL PEASE Business Club I; Glee Club I, II, HI; Pep Club I; Ticker Staff II, III, IV; Girls' Fash- ions III; Dramatics Club IV; Basketball III, IV. VALERIE MARGARET PATRICK Sacred Heart High: Award for English II, III; Award for Salesmanship; Glee Club; En- field High School: Junior Achievement. RICHARD KENNETH O’NEIL Football Manager II; Baseball III, IV; Intramural Basketball III, IV; Soccer IV; Chess Club I; Hi-Y Club III, IV; Dra- matics Club III. ROBERT PAUL OSOWIECKI Intramural Basketball III, IV; Hi-Y Club III. IV; Junior Prom Committee; Spanish Club IV. KATHLEEN KAREN PELKEY Business Club I, II; Glee Club I, II; Pep Club II; Girls’ Fashions III; Intramural Girls’ Basketball III; Dramatics Club IV; Ticker Staff IV. KATHLEEN ANN PEASE Business Club I, II; Glee Club I, II; Pep Club I; Junior Prom Committee III; Farewell Prom Committee III; Dramatics Club IV; Ticker Staff III, IV. 44 MARTHA ROSE MARY PEPKA Glee Club III, IV; Student Guide III. BEVERLY RUTH PENTZ Business Club I; Pep Club II; Honor Roll III. LESLIE MARIE PETIG Business Club 1, II, III, IV; Junior Prom Committee II; Girls' Fashions III. EDWIN WILLIAM PHELPS Business Club I. JOANNE THERESA POLEK Our Lady of the Angels Acad- emy: Latin Award I; Latin Club I; Glee Club I; Enfield High School: Dramatics Club IV. SUSAN MARY POHARSKI Our Lady of the Angels Acad- emy I, II; Glee Club I, II; Latin Club I, II; Cavalcade Club I; Guidance Club I, II; Science Club II; Junior Achievement III; Knitting Club IV; Medical Technology IV; Dramatics Club IV. THOMAS JOSEPH PERARO Latin Award I; Honor Roll I, II, III; Math Contest III; UNESCO Conference III; Na- tional Honor Society III; Chess Club I; Latin Club I; School Play Ticket Committee I; Journalism Club III, IV; Math Club III; Personal Typing III; Junior Prom Committee; Year- book Staff IV. THEODORE JOSEPH PLAMONDON J.V. Football I; Varsity Foot ball II, III, IV; J.V. Baseball I; Varsity Baseball II, III, IV; J.V. Basketball I; Varsity Bas- ketball II, III, IV; Pep Club I; Hi-Y Club I, II; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee, Farewell Prom Committee I, III. ARTHUR EDWARD PERIGARD French Club I. PATRICIA LYNN PODESEK Business Club I; Typing Award III; NOMA Arithmetic Award III. 45 PATRICIA ANN REESE Business Club I; Pep Club I; NOMA Test Award III; Stu- dent Guide III; Yearbook Staff IV; Intramural Basketball IV. JOHN MICHAEL PORCELLO Notre Dame High School: Latin Award I; Intramural Basketball I; Honor Roll I; Enfield High School: Honor Roll II, III; National Honor Society III; Hi-Y II, III; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; Vice-Presi- dent of the Student Council III; J.V. Basketball II; UNESCO Conference III; Yearbook Staff IV; Intramu- rals III; Senior Prom IV; School Play IV. RICHARD ALLEN POST Varsity Baseball III. EDWARD STANLEY PRAJZNER Intramural Basketball III; Track Team III. JOHN STANLEY PRAJZNER ROBERT JOHN PRAJZNER Track Team III; Gymnastics III; Woodworking Club III; Cross Country IV. 46 JAMES CARL PRESANZANO PATRICIA PUDDISTER Glee Club II, III; Farewell Prom Committee; Junior Prom Committee. Participation in Talent Show I; Baseball III; Spanish Club III; Typing Award IV. DONNA MARIE RAVENOLA Pep Club I; Farewell Prom Committee I, II, III; Glee Club I; J.V Cheerleader I; Intra- mural Basketball III; Drama Club IV; Majorettes IV. RICHARD LOUIS RAICHE FRANCIS JAMES RAGO National Honor Society III; Drama Club III. SUSAN DOROTHY POMERLEAU Business Club I; Pep Club I; Girls' Fashions III. KENNETH JOHN QUARTI Honor Roll I, II, III; National Honor Society III; Personal Typing III. HELEN MARY RAVOSA Intramural Basketball III; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; Drama Club III. PAUL GEORGE PUTRIMENT Honor Roll I; National Merit Scholarship Contest Finals III; Future Teachers’ Club IV; Math Club IV. THOMAS EDWARD QUINLIVAN Intramural Basketball III; Body Building III; Stock In- vestment III. 47 ALLEN ARTHUR REYNOLDS Football I. PATRICIA ANN RENALS Enfield Business Managers Club III, IV; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee. PAULA MARIE RICARD Ursuline Academy: Honor Roll I, II; Auxilium Latinum Award I, II; Mission Club Award I; Art Club I; Jun- ior Red Cross I; President of Sophomore Class; Sodality Mission Club I, II; Enfield High School: National Merit Qualifications III; Honor Roll III; National Honor Society III, IV; Yearbook IV; Class Trip Collector. JOAN ELLEN REUTER Honor Roll I, II; Junior Red Cross I; Farewell Prom Com- mittee; Library Aid II; Dra- matics Club III, IV; Intramural Basketball III; Debating Team IV; Future Teachers Club IV. EDWARD DAVID RICHMOND Track Team III, IV; Weight- lifting III. DANIEL RILEY Honor Roll I, III; Repre- sentative to Hartford Courant II; Student Ticker, Editor III; Yearbook IV; Yale Club Book Award; Correspondent to Springfield Republican; Representative to Hartford Courant Youth on Parade Con- ference; President of Junior Class; President of Senior Class. CHARLES ANTHONY RINALDI Honor Roll I, II, III; Junior Varsity Football I; Track Team III; Student Council I, II, III; Math Club III; Student Ticker III; Personal Typing III; Exe- cutive Council National Honor Society III. JOSEPH RONALD RINALDI Chess Club I; Junior Achieve- ment III. 48 PATRICIA GAIL RODOWIK Honor Student I, II. Ill; Lat- in Club 1; Glee Club I; French Club President III; Vocal Group II; Future Nurses III; Usherette III; Senior Prom Committee - Co-Chairman of Invitations. GERALD STEPHEN RONDEAU Metalworking Club III. CHERYL ANN ROACH English E” I; Business Club I; Athletic E” I; Nurses Club III, IV; Dramatics Club IV; Intramural Basketball III, IV. ROBERT RUGGIERO Football I, II; Pep Club, President I; Industrial Arts Club. JANICE LUCILE RUFFINO Pep Club I; Latin Club I; Prom Committee II, III; En- field Business Managers Club III, IV; Majorettes IV; Ski Club IV; Intramural Basket- ball IV. GAIL ANN ROBINSON Business Club I, IV; Student Guide III; Glee Club IV; Intramural Basketball III. HfcLEN CECELIA ROWEN Hudson High School: Library Club I. BARBARA SUE ROTH Honor Student I, II, III, IV; Secretary of National Honor Society III; Spanish Club III; Student Council IV; Yearbook Staff IV; Hootenanny Com- mittee. 49 SCOTT FRANCIS RUSSOTTO Intramural Basketball I, II; Math Club I; Dramatics Club II, III; Model Congress III; Varsity Football III, IV; Var- sity Track III; Varsity Hockey III. MAUREEN RYAN Majorettes I, II, III; Honor Roll III; Pep Club I; Student Guide III, IV; Head Majorette IV; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Glee Club I; Yearbook IV. JOHN JAMES RZASA Student Guide III; Dramatics Club IV; Seminar in Social Problems. JOHN CARL RYPYSC Honor Roll I; Pep Club I; Drafting Club III. RONALD STEPHEN SABELLICO Senior Prom Committee: Track IV; Hockey IV; Intramural Basketball II, III. MATTHEW E. SAMBORSKI Nutmeg Boys' State III; Track III, IV; Band I, II, III, IV; National Honor Society III, IV. EDWARD SARRA JO ANN ANITA SANTANIELLO Business Club I, III, IV; Senior Farewell Prom Committee II; Future Teachers Club IV; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; UNESCO Conference; Intramural Bas- ketball III; Intramural Field Hockey IV. m 50 BRUCE HAMILTON SCHEID Honor Roll I, II. Ill; National Honor Society III, IV. NORMA JEAN SHAW Glee Club I, IV. FRANKLIN JOSEPH SCHAEFER Highland High: J.V. Football I; Enfield High School: J.V. Football II; Varsity Football II. Ill, IV. VALERIE ROSE SHAY Business Club I; French Club I, II; Junior Prom Committee; Glee Club IV; Senior Prom Committee. DOROTHY ALICE SHOLUNAS Glee Club III, IV; Art Club JOHN PAUL SHLATZ IV. WILLIAM CHARLES SCHREFFLER J.V. Football I, II. ELAINE MAY SHIELS Latin Club I; French Club II; Business Club III, IV. 51 JOHN ALBERT SKOWER, JR. J.V. Baseball II; J.V. Football II; Varsity Football III. IV; Varsity Baseball HI. IV; Intra- mural Basketball III. SUZANNE IRMA SPERRY Latin Club I; Glee Club I. II; Usherette III. JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER SIGLER Morganfield Hij h School: Band. THOMAS JOHN SMITH Representative to Contest at UCONN I. II. Ill PETER RICHARD SIKOSKI J.V. Baseball II; Intramural Baseball III. MARY ALICE SLATTERY Honor Roll I; Business Club I; Drill Team III, IV; Farewell CAROL ANTONIA SIDERAVAGE Honor Roll I, II, III; National Honor Society III, IV; Student Guide III; Farewell Prom Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Commit- tee; Art Club IV. Prom Committee; Future RICHARD DANIEL Nurses III, IV. SULLIVAN 52 GERALD LAWRENCE STRECKER Typing Club III; Chess Club IV; Math Club IV; Bowling Club IV; Junior Prom Com- mittee. THOMAS CHARLES STREKAS Honor Roll II, III; Repre- sentative to National Math Contest III; Math Club III, IV; National Honor Society III, IV. ELAINE MARGARET STEIN Business Club I; Glee Club I, III; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Farewell Prom Committee; Dramatics Club III, IV; Senior Prom Committee. JEAN ELIZABETH STEVENS Honor Roll II, III; Dramatics Club II, III, IV; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; Art Club III, IV; Senior Prom; Majorettes IV. STASIA ROSE SURRINER Glee Club I, II; Girls’ Fashion Club III. PAUL B. STASZKO J.V. Basketball I, II; J.V. Football II; Varsity Basketball III, IV; Senior Prom. PAUL MICHAEL STROICH. JR. Honor Roll I. II, III, IV; Na tional Honor Society III, IV; American History Prize III. RICHARD CHARLES STROINEY Honor Roll III; Farewell Prom Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee. 53 PATRICIA SWINARSKI ROY EDWARD SZOKA Eymard Preparatory Seminary: J.V. Basketball; Iowa State Exam 3rd Prize I; School Band I; Enfield High School: School Band II, III, IV; Dramatics Club III, IV; Junior Prom Committee; School Dance Band IV. KATHERINE ANN THOMPSON Glee Club I; Girls' Fashions III. ROBERT WILLARD VIGUE Glee Club III. JOANNE MARIA SZULC Honor Roll I, II. II, IV; Na- tional Honor Society III. IV; Latin Club I; Farewell Prom Committee I, III; Speech Club, President II; Junior Prom Committee; Student Ticker III; Personal Typing III; Sen- ior Prom Committee, General Chairman; Future Teachers Club, President IV; Creative Writing IV; Future Staff IV; Junior Achievement III; Stu dent Guide III, IV. HARRY E. TATOIAN, JR. Journalism Club I, III; French Club I; Hi-Y Club II; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; Yearbook IV; Math Club IV. EDWARD MICHAEL VOZEK Honor Roll I. Ill; Semi-Final- ist in United Aircraft Contest I; Math Club III; Library Aide IV. NANCY ANN VANDERSCOFF Hall Patrol II; Intramural Baskerball III; Tennis Club III, IV; Field Hockey IV; Varsity Basketball IV; Future Teachers Club IV. RICHARD PATRICK TARANTINO Honor Roll I, III; H-Y I. II; Track Team III; Intramural RICHARD ERNEST Sports III; Varsity Football IV. VERSAILLES THOMAS JOHN TYLER J.V. Football I. II; J.V. Base- ball I, II; J.V Basketball I. II; Latin Club I; Varsity Foot- ball III, IV; Varsity Baseball III, IV; Varsity Basketball III, IV; Honor Roll III; Junior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee. WILLIAM CHARLES TKACZ St. Thomas Seminary: J.V. Basketball I. II; J.V. Baseball I, II; Intramural Football I, II. ROBERT EDWARD WASKIEL Dramatics Club II, III, IV; School Play III, IV; Glee Club III; Senior Class Picture Com- mittee. CAMILLE GRACE VERIZZI Drill Team Captain II, III; Future Teachers £lub III; Fu- ture Nurses Club III. IV; Sen- ior Prom Committee; Farewell Prom Committee; Junior Achievement. Board of Direc- tors III; IV; Library Aide, Vice-President IV. BONNIE THORNER Business Club I; Farewell Prom Committee; Honor Roll III; Intramural Basketball III; Library Aide IV. JAMES THOMAS VELLA J.V. Football I, II; J.V. Base- ball I, II; Farewell Prom Com- mittee; Intramural Sports; Jun- ior Achievement III; Senior Prom Committee; Varsity Football IV; Varsity Baseball IV. 55 ISABELL JULIA WATROBA KUMIKO WATANABE East Hakodate High School: Softball II; Vice-President of Junior Class; Judo III; Inter- national Pen Pal Club III; Enfield High School: Basket- ball IV; Typing Club IV. THOMAS DONALD WATTON General Business Club I; Senior Prom Committee; Stu- dent Ticker IV. SHARON GAIL WEATHER BEE Windsor Locks High School Drama Club I, II. ALICIA STEPHANIE WIEZALIS Honor Roll I, II, III; Business Club I; Farewell Prom Com- mittee; National Honor So- ciety III; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Drama Club III; Junior Achievement, Secretary III; Li- brary Aid IV; Junior Achieve- ment III, IV; Homeroom Col- lector IV; Student Ticker IV; Senior Prom Committee. ROBERT EARL WHITNEY Honor Roll I, III. SUSAN MARIE WHITE 56 FREDERICK CHARLES WOOD Band I. II. Ill, IV; Latin Club I; Chess Club I; UNESCO III DARLENE GAIL YAKSTA ELIZABETH ALICE WILKERSON Glee Club II. III. MICHAEL FRANCIS WIRZ Our Lady of Sorrows High School: Honor Roll I; Enfield High School: Honor Roll III; Varsity Track III, IV; Camera Club III, IV; Cross Country Track Team IV; Chess Club IV. ROBERT MICHAEL ZUMWALT WALTER ZYWIAK Latin Club I; J.V. Baseball II; Honor Roll III. Yearbook Staff IV, Editor-in-Chief. EDWARD RICHARD ZAWISTOWSKI Drama Club II, III; Senior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Art Club III. NANCY ANN ZNAMIEROWSKI Our Lady of the Angels Acad- emy: Glee Club I; English Cavalcade Club I; Enfield High School: Glee Club III, Sewing Club IV. 57 58 Most Athletic Boy and Girl Tom Tyler and Ginny Lane Handsomest Boy and Most Attractive Girl Chick Alaimo and Cherrie Martin Cutest Boy and Girl John Douglas and Cherrie Martin Best Dressed Boy and Girl :ott Russotto and Joanne Szulc Boy and Girl Most Likely to Succeed Dan Riley and Marilyn Molcrycki Best All-Around Boy and Girl Bill Bromage and Bev Andrik Most Considerate and Courteous Person Marilyn Mokrycki Class Actor Bob Waskiel 60 Class Musician Fred Wood Class Artist Carolyn Gelinas Class Scientist Tom Strekas Most Cheerful Person Carol Bernier 61 Throughout our high school life, we, the class of '64, have found most of our experiences to be pleasurable ones. These were of course capped by a most enjoyable senior year. But whenever we think back to our high school life we will not be able to forget one saddening day, November 22, 1963. This is the day on which our principal interrupted our last period class to tell us of a shooting. This is the day which sent us home fear- ful to hear any news. This is the day that sent us away from school for four days only to return to find the flag of our country flying at half mast over our school, at half mast but, thank God, still flying. FEATURES Of course, I carry it in my hip pocket. Happiness is a quiet corner in the library. 65 Host and Hostess Bill Bromage and Ginny Lane General Chairman — Bob Kozaczka Soiree Parisienne On the beautiful spring evening of May 3, 1963, couples danced to the strains of Eddy Walenta's Band at the Junior Prom, Soiree Parisienne. The host and hostess, Bill Bromage and Ginny Lane, greeted us as we entered the French Cafe. Each table was covered by a red-checkered tablecloth with a wine bottle as a centerpiece. A fountain encircled by flowers added to the Parisian atmosphere. The evening came to an end with the French National Anthem and the Grand March led by the host and hostess. Committee Chairmen: Seated, left to right: Carol Sideravage, Joanne Filossie, Betty Chickosky, Jean Stevens, Marcia DellaRocca. Standing: Mike Blowen, John Berg, Bob Kozaczka, John Porcello. 68 Another free dinner! The Grand March 69 It’s only a prom, Jackie. Not a wedding! Snowflake Ball On January 30, 1964, the class of 1964 held its Senior Prom, The Snow Flake Ball.” As the couples entered and were greeted by the host and hostess, John Douglas and Joanne Szulc, they were captured by the mood of the prom, emphasized by the warm music of Eddy Walenta and his band, and by the glistening snowflakes floating from the ceiling and drifting across the walls. As the evening drew to an end, the last snowflake melted in the glow reflected in each departing couple. Host and Hostess, John Douglas and Joanne Szulc. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Front row, left to right: Donna Ravenola; Jean Stevens; Joanne Szulc, General Chairman; Jackie IQ Fregeau; John Nosal. Back row, left to right: Pete DiRosa, John Porcello, Chick Alaimo, John Berg, John Douglas. Barbara Hill, Chick Alaimo, Suzanne Paradis, and Pete DiRosa enjoy a break during their busy night. Mr. Lyons demands the attention of the prom committee members. 71 Host and Hostess, Don Janezic and Cherie Martin. Farewell Prom On June 21, 1963 the Junior Class presented the Farewell Prom as a last honor to the graduating class of 1963. On a clear, calm June evening the class of 1963 danced in a nostalgic atmosphere created by the scen- ery, and the music of the Fascinations. Prom goers were greeted by their host and hostess, Don Janezic and Cherie Martin, who later crowned the King and Queen, William Norris and Betsy Baker. At twelve o’clock the couples bade farewell to Enfield High School as they strode away from Mem- ory Lane.” COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN First row, left to right: Joanne Szulc, Ginny Lane, Jackie Fregeau, Donna Ravenola. Second row: John Nosal, General Chairman; John Berg. 72 Student Council The Enfield High School Student Council began the year by assuming the task of rewriting its consti- tution for the purpose of up-dating it. Council officers elected were John Berg, President; Kathleen Berg, Vice-President; Jane Kozlowski, Sec- retary; Charles Rinaldi, Treasurer. A steering com- mittee, headed by Pol Holt, was formed to assist the officers in alleviating the council of extra, time-con- suming work during meetings. The Student Council joined the National Associa- tion of Student Councils. It also belongs to a local group which helps promote better relationships between Student Councils in the Valley Wheel. This year a summary of each meeting was read over the intercom to inform the student body of all transacted business. The council initiated a hall patrol to help traffic move smoothly so that the students made maximum use of the passing time. Another new project was a hootenanny broadcasted over radio sta- tion WTIC. The proceeds helped to build up the scholarship fund sponsored by the council. The twenty-eight members of the Student Council worked hard to improve the school and develop a good relationship between the student body and the faculty and administration. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Back row: John Berg, president; Kathleen Berg, vice-president. Front row: Charles Rinaldi, treasurer; Jane Kozlowski, secretary. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: Peter DiRosa, Barbara Roth, Charles Rinaldi, Dan Riley, Ed Kiernan, Mike Halpin, John Berg. SENIOR MEMBERS OF JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Fro row, left to right: Cherie Martin, Cheryl Roache, Linda Gorman, Pat Renals, Ginny Lane, Alicia Wiezalis, Camile Verrizzi, Joan Grondski. Back row. left to right: Luke Courtemanche, Elaine Gratton, Carmen Cimino, Linda Donnelly. Betty Chickowsky, John Berg, Joanne Filossie, Ed Zawis- towski, Pam Michaels, Marilyn Mokrycki, Joe Alaimo, George Bartosiewicz. junior Achievement Junior Achievement is an extra-curricular, learn- by-doing activity sponsored by business, educational, and civic leaders in which high school juniors and seniors organize their own miniature companies. They learn what it means to own, manage, and work for a business enterprise, and gain'experience in keeping records, producing and selling a product, paying and receiving wages, and using capital. This year there were four Junior Achievement companies sponsored by local business and industrial firms in operation. Achievers from Enfield High as well as from Somers High School participated in the program. 74 SENIOR ENFIELD BUSINESS MANAGERS Front row, Itft to right: Joan Grondski, Susan Harscheid, Nancy Vanderscoff, Karen Brooks. Back row, left to right: Suzanne Gagne, Pat Renals, Mr. Ccrrato, Leslie Petig, Jo-Ann Sanraniello. Enfield Business Managers Club The Enfield Business Managers Club was organized in the fall of our junior year with membership open to the student body. The purpose of the club is to aid the school in any of its business transactions and give the members a chance to advance their knowledge of business through practical experience. The E.B.M. Club was very successful in seeking advertisers and planning the program for the 1963 school play, The Hasty Heart. In the spring of our junior year the club sponsored a Play Day and a record hop and organized the School Store. Supplying the student body with many of its needs, the School Store proved a commendable success during our senior year. OFFICERS OF THE ENFIELD BUSINESS MANAGERS CLUB Left to right: Jo-Ann Santaniello, Karen Brooks, Linda Nigro, Salvatore DcLore. 75 National Honor Society Induction. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is a group whose members are selected on the basis of their character, leadership, scholarship, and service. This year the Honor Society has tried to be of greater service to the school. Its members offered to tutor students needing help in some of their subjects before mid-term and final exams, and began to compile a history of Enfield High School. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Left to right: Marilyn Mokrycki, secretary; Jane Kozlowski, vice-president; Chris Zywiak, president; Charles Rinaldi, treasurer. 76 SENIOR MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right: Pat Bazinet, Paula Ricard, Bev Andrik, Carol Sideravage, Sue Browne, Barbara Hill. Second row: Sue Messenger, Pat Rodiwick, Marilyn Mokrycki, Charles Rinaldi, Harry Tatoian, Jr., Barbara Roth, Joanne Szulc. Third row: Tom Peraro, Joe Alaimo, Bob Bania, John Porcello, Bruce Schied, Paul Stroich, Fran Rago. Fourth row: Thomas Streckas, Pete Lynch, Mike Halpin, Matt Samborski. JUNIOR MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right: Michael Misiewicz, Thomas Martin, Michael Arietti, Salvatore DeLore. David Cimino, Robert Kinnin, Richard Van Horn. John Ciak, Theodore Leaf. Richard Rarus. Second row: Nancy Ravenola, Sadie Falbo, Dianne Grenier, Connie Derinowski, Christine Brown, Ber- nice Kotfila, Leane Giaccone, Victoria DesChamps, Arlene Buttacavoli, Pat Calcasola, Linda Schcid, MaryAnn Sferrazza. Third rou : Sandra Stroich, Barbara Laughlin, Judy Kelley, Carol Most, Louise Hinkle, Patricia Segler, Bonnie Hartford, Judy Ferreria. Dorothy Kula, Linda Tarasavitch, Kathy Berg, Jan Jacius, Christine Zywiak, Jane Kozlowski. Fourth row: Rita Sharon, Diane Sideravage, Myrna Maldonado, Judy Daziens, Joan Godck, Linda Rodgers, Margo Nowak, Jeanne Mullen, Nancy Richards. -y FUTURE NURSES CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Barbara Dufrcsne, Lana Aleskewicz, Mary Alice Slattery, Pamela Gagnon, Janice Daly. First row, left to right: Pat Rodowik, Alice Grant, Barbara Dufresne, Cheryl Roach, Linda Gorman, Camille Verizzi, Janice Dumond. Second row: Chris Dajek, Susan Collosso, Lana Aleskewicz, Mrs. Josephine Epstein, Mrs. Rita Millett, Mary Alice Slattery, Janice Daly, Pamela Gagnon. Back row: Lorraine Snee, Diana Rossi, Kathy Foley, Suzanne Morse, Pat Mullen, Cheryl Comber, Gail Blakcslee. Future Nurses’ Club The Future Nurses’ Club is rapidly developing under the direction of Mrs. Josephine Epstein. During the course of the year the girls have toured St. Francis Hospital, observed many nursing films, and attended lectures about their chosen career in nursing. In order that the girls be able to have such an event-filled year, money had to be raised for transportation. The girls raised the money by holding a canned-goods drive during the Christmas holiday. 78 FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Betty Chickowski, Fred Romano, Joanne Szulc, Kathy Berg. First row, left to right: Joyce LaVoie, Kathy Rich, Laurita Millet, Patricia Klusek, Sandra Chrusciel. Second row: Fred Romano, Kathy Berg, Joanne Szulc, Betty Chickosky, Joanne Filossie, Robert Vigue. Future Teachers’ Club The purpose of the Future Teachers’ Club is to stimulate interest in teaching and to explore career possibilities within the field. With Mrs. Elizabeth Mullen and Mrs. Helen Brill as advisors, the club members have taken field trips to local elementary schools and have enjoyed programs featuring teachers in specialized areas. Seniors have partici- pated in a teacher aide program for a period of six weeks. As its major service project of the year, the club has sponsored Kumiko Watanabe, a foreign student from Japan, on the senior class trip to Washington, D. C. 79 Front row, left to right: George Bryant, Fred Wood, Philip Browne, Matthew Samborski, Robert Blais, Dale Sporak, Kathy Leno, Patricia Batchelor, John Follis, David Parlin, Bernard Edwards. Second rou: Mr. Leonard DeMaio, Robert Magnussen. Paul Skowron, Deborah Luce, Michael Arietti, Zane Pumiglia. John Ciak, Christine Asselin, David Bruce, Robert Jacobs, Paul Shultz. Third row: Christopher Siglen, Bob Thcrrion, Kenneth Helinski, Robert Dunnebier, Thomas O’Toole, Lawrence Robinson, Michael Kennedy, Russell Delseni, Harold Madsen, Michael Foley, John O'Dell, Law- rence Hull. Fourth rou: Clifford Twceddale, Beverly Bace- wicz. Doloris Gray, Marilyn Myers, Janet DeAgostino, Judy Lanz, Pamela Bermani, Gary Branchard, Donald Wagner, Joseph Novak, Roy Szoka, John Prajzner, Bill Greenakcr. Band Since our graduating class has entered Enfield High we have witnessed the establishment of the best high school band around. When we first entered the auditorium of our new school, we were surprised by the completely new sound of our band. Under the able leadership of Mr. Leonard DeMaio, the band soon became welcome at all assemblies, football and basketball games and concerts. Toward the end of our senior year, plans were being made for the band to make a record of some of their favorite melodies. Certainly our band has become a part of our school of which we can be proud and which is a great asset to our school and our class. 80 First row, left to right: Nancy Rex, Marie Falbo, Betty Jansma, Sue Duprey, Pauline Orr, Louise Jutras, Teresa Lavell, Deborah Allen. Second row: Bob Dzagan, James Gowdy, Dorothy Sholunas, Margaret Brindle. Glee Club The Enfield High School Glee Club is an organization that brings feelings of pride to all of Enfield. Their angelic voices have brought joy and entertainment to audiences of all ages who have attended their programs. Two productions presented annually are the Christmas and spring concerts. As special attractions many service organizations have asked a section of the glee club called the Echoes to perform at meetings. Whenever a special assembly is called for our own student body, the glee club provides an added attraction. Through his untiring efforts, Mr. Anthony Perone has molded this fine group of singers into a well coordinated vocal group. Left to Right: Pat Pillitterri, Jim Vella, Ann Mule, and Rich Tarantino examine articles for sale. School Store SCHOOL STORE MANAGERS Left to right: Mr. Mario dei Doroli, advisor; Cathy Kalyan; Rita Sharon; Judith Toczko; Jo-Ann Santanello; Nannette Morin; Mr. Ralph Ceratto. 82 Seated, left to right: Rossaland Santacrocc, Deborah Blessing, Joyce LaRussa, Diane Keller, Signe Magnuson, Kathy Rich. Standing: John Douglas, Dan Riley, John Berg, Mike Blowen, Ginny Lane, Richard Rarus, Fred Romano. Student Ticker One of the greatest accomplish- ments in the school during the reign of the class of '64 was the development of a high qualify school newspaper. We have seen a transition from a stack of Mimeo- graphed papers to a professional looking journal. Each class had representatives who contributed articles of interest to the paper. Along with these were outstanding editorials and reports on the school athletic teams. Responsible for the progress and success of the Ticker” were the editors. For the past two years the staff has had capable editors in Dan Riley and Mike Blowen. As a result of the hard work of all the members of the staff and the support from the student body, the student ticker has become a publica- tion of which all can be proud. 1964 Editor, Mike Blowen. 83 Front row, left to right: Marsha Bridge, Diane Gelinas, Kathy Thompson, Paula Ricard, Bev Andrik, Barbara Roth, Marie Curcio. Back row, left to right: John Nosal, John Douglas, Bob McMullen, Marilyn Mokrycki, Walt Zywiak, Joe Alaimo, Harry Tatoian, Marcia Della Rocca, Pete DiRosa, Dan Riley, Chick Alaimo, Yearbook Staff Early in the school year, members of the senior class selected those students who, they felt, would be dedicated to the task of producing a yearbook that would reflect the high school life of the Class of ’64. The task set before them, the staff met, organized, and spent long, sometimes tedious hours, in the blooming stages of the book, laying out pictures, and writing the copy. It was the task of the staff to record the events and achievements of their class; the classmates themselves provided the material. Although these years at Enfield High School will always remain in our thoughts, it is hoped that this yearbook will recall many years hence, a few nostalgic memories of the days we were privileged to spend here. 84 The executive department of the staff discusses future plans. Bob McMullen, Harry Tatoian, Tom Peraro, Kathy Thompson, and Diane Gelinas supervise the work of Marie Curcio. 86 Amateur, Vicki McMichael. E.H.S. Hootenanny The senior class started its money raising activities off this year with a resoundingly, successful hoote- nanny. Held on November 27, 1963, the event netted $200 for the class. The entertainment was provided by the profes- sional folk singing group of the New England Folk Society. Some of those singers include Jay Thompson, Marcia Smith, and the Bay State Singers. Vicki Mc- Michael was the local talent spotlighted. This hootenanny program was run by the com- bined efforts of the senior class officers and student council members. It proved entertaining for all who attended. Professional, Jay Thompson. 87 Top row, left to right: John Porcello, Bob Waskiel, Marianne Such. Second row; John Nosal, Pat Maynard, Bernice Kotfila. Third row: Elaine Stein, Donna Smith, Karen Patrick. Bottom row: Chick Alaimo, Nancy White, Eileen Currie, John Douglas, Karen Fitzgerald, Pete DiRosa. Drama Club During the past three years the Drama Club experienced many interesting changes. The Lamp- lighters left the ranks of high school theater and emerged as competent Thespians. Under the guidance of Mr. Franklin S. Gross, such plays as The Anderson- ville Trial, A Bell for Adano, The Hasty Heart, and Teahouse of the August Moon were presented. With the introduction of the new guild system, many acting and stage hand techniques were pre- sented. Under this system students can advance from apprentice to master. When they have become ex- perienced members, they can become Lamplighters. The club officers for 1963-1964 were Peter Di- Rosa, president; Michael Halpin, vice-president; Pat Maynard, secretary; John Porcello, executive secretary; Charles Alaimo, social director. Counter-clockwise: Pete DiRosa, Mike Halpin, Pat Maynard, John Porcello, Chick Alaimo. 89 First row, left to right: Joyce Schreffler, Larry Bovat, Pat Cal- casola, Don Uricchio, Sharon Duffy, Glenn Scholl, Mary Ann Hchlin, Michael Cooney. Second row: Donna Lynch, Allan Manton, Karen Brooks, Bob Morse, Mr. Frank Gawle, George Bartosiewicz, Chris Nelson, Janis Dumond, Andrea Cardone, Betty Lou Solcsky. Third row: Mary Ellen Lans- burg, Phyllis Dacone, Sheila Clement, Cordule Dorous, Toni Noto, Diane Nisotis, Douglas Hartford. Ski Club 1964 has really been a momentous year for skiing enthusiasts. A ski club under the capable guidance of Mr. Frank Gawle was introduced at Enfield. The enthusiastic response that the members showed was quite promising for future years. Early last December the group organized a fund raising dance, entitled Winter Carnival. The dance netted enough profit to enable the group to finance a mid-winter vacation ski trip to the Snow Basin in Cummington, Massachusetts. John Nosal and John Douglas speak with foreign student, Kumiko Watanabe. First row, left to right: Diane Gelinas, Caroline Gelinas, Francis Chase, Camille Verizzi. Second rou : Pam Michaels, Ed Vozek, Alicia Wiezalis. Library Aides This organization was formed for the purpose of encouraging high standards of library service in our school. It has broadened student knowledge of proper practices and procedures and has increased our under- standing, interest, and participation in library work. The library aides abide by a constitution and elect officers each year. This year's officers were: Diane Gelinas, president; Camille Verizzi, vice-president; Nancy Luczai, secretary; Carolyn Gelinas, treasurer. The officers conduct monthly meetings, with Miss Robideau as advisor. The group has organized a committee to produce book reviews and another to recruit new members. In December the aides attended a lecture given by Mrs. Adams, the Enfield Junior High School librarian who spoke on the particular aspects of her specialization in the field of library work. Washington Trip On February 24, 1964, members of the senior class left Enfiield for the annual five day trip to Washing- ton, D. C. Buses were rented for the entire week and transported students to and around the Capitol. While in Washington, such places of interest as the Capitol Building, the White House, Arlington National Cemetery, and the Washington Monument were toured. Each day brought more tours of land- marks of our Capitol. The return trip was interrupted by an eight hour stopover in New York, where students were allowed to do whatever they pleased. The travelers returned Saturday morning, tired but enriched with unforgettable experiences. 93 95 Now, to pack? Seniors at Work and at Play Alicia Wiezalis, John Berg, and Joan Grondski put finishing touches on their products. Some enjoy one kind of extra curricular i'ome en)°y others' activity. F.F.A. member, Rich Chmura, feeds his prize heifer. 97 Ian Gavine meticulously prepares his experiment. Janice Daly and Bob Vigue examine favors at Senior Prom. Sue Duprey uses art work to explain her argument. SPORTS First row: Ted Plamondon, Robert Bania, Frank Schaefer, Bob Currie, Tom Tyler, Bill Bromage, John Skower, Walter Gagne, Ronnie Goulet, Ed Kiernan. Scott Russotto. Second row: John Mitchell, Ernie Jensen, Sam Fiore, Doug Wien, Tom Quinlan, Greg Smythe, Ed Dymek, Paul Javorski, Bill Roberts, Pete Cappozzi, Dick Tarantino. Schedule Sept. 21 Enfield 16 Longmeadow 36 Sept. 28 Enfield 8 Ludlow 16 Oct. 4 Enfield 40 Trade 0 Oct. 12 Enfield 18 Chicopee Comp. 6 100 Third row: Mike Angelica, Jim Vella, Herb Taylor, Jack Jacewicz, Rick LaFleur, Jay Fuller, Bob Bohman, Jerry McDougal, Jack Harold, Ray Weller, Rich Cote. Fourth row: Coach Sugalski, Coach Cerrato, Coach Lyons, Head Coach Lamana, Coach Kenyan, John Fowler. ’63-’64 Oct. 19 Enfield 26 Palmer 6 Oct. 26 Enfield 20 East Longmeadow 6 Nov. 2 Enfield 18 Minnechaug 0 Nov. 9 Enfield 6 South Hadley 14 101 Tom Tyler, Co-Captain Bill Bromage, Co-Captain Football The green wave turned in a respectable 5-3 record under new coach Joseph Lamana. Mr. Lamana deserves credit for filling up the deficiencies left by last years’ seniors and for sprucing a great team into shape for this tough Suburban League. Enfield hosted Longmeadow in the opener. They riddled with our defense and it looked like a repetition of last years’ performance. The first game was lost but that didn’t stop the green wave. The Raiders then went on a safari to try to tame the Lions of Ludlow. The ferocious Lions proved to be a little too much for our boys as they went down to defeat for the second time in as many games. Hooray!!! The offensive and defensive units of the Enfield eleven finally woke up and shattered a startled Trade team. They passed and ran the ball under Tom Tyler, our senior quarterback, as they marched up and down the field as if it were a practice session. Tyler ran for one touchdown and completed a 41 yard pass play to Bill Roberts and one good for 35 yards to end Ted Plamondon. Bob Currie, our fancy halfback, ran for two touchdowns and sophomore, Jay Fuller, bulled his way into paydirt from the five. The Enfieldites then traveled to Chicopee where they added their second victory of the season. The Raiders surprised everyone with their razzle-dazzle Currie to Tyler pass play and Ron Goulet, Currie’s colleague, scored on a brilliant 64 yard spurt. The other tally was added when Tyler kept it on an end sweep from the eleven. Enfield was now ready to tangle with the Panthers of Palmer. Enfield passed and ran the Palmer defense wild as they 102 added their third victory in succession. Tom Tyler, Ron Goulet, and sophomore Gerry McDougal, all scored touchdowns and the defensive line and secondary were exceptionally stingy as the Green Wave sent the Panthers down to defeat. They say a rolling stone gathers no moss” and our boys planned to prove just that as they journeyed to East Longmeadow. Ron Goulet, Bob Currie, Tom Tyler, and Ted Plamondon all figured big in this game as they trounced the Spartans. The defense again held up and the Raiders held on for their fourth consecutive triumph. A highly-favored Enfield team returned home to play the cellar-dwellers of Minnechaug Regional. The Green Wave capitalized on short runs capping off long drives. Ron Goulet, Bill Roberts, and Jay Fuller scored the tallies for the winners and our excellent defensive unit turned in another fine performance. Sluggo Moynahan and the Tigers of South Hadley came to call on the Raiders for the finale of the 1963 Suburban League Season. Enfield scored first but then the visitors took over to steal the show. Maurice showed us some fancy running along with some heads-up ball playing as he led the Tigers to a perfect 8-0-0 record to capture the coveted crown of the Suburban League. So went this past football season. We saw some fine sportsmanship, plenty of good old school spirit, and a variety of fine players. Our boys proved that they weren’t just pushovers as they racked up 158 points and held their opponents to 82. Our hats off to Tom Tyler, Ron Goulet, Bob Currie, Bill Bromage, John Skower, Walt Gagne, Scott Russotto, Skip Carpenter, and Ted Plamondon, who are all seniors and will be leaving our hallowed halls” this year. Second half strategy being planned. 103 Ted Plamondon John Skower Bob Currie Bob Bania Depressing moments of Longmeadow game. 105 Ron Goulet Walt Gagne 106 Defense stands firm. TRIBUTE TO UNDERCLASSMEN A special note is owed Tom Quinlan who struggled in that line and played such a competitive defensive game against South Hadley. He will be back next year along with Paul Javorski, Bill Roberts, our illustrious fullback. Jay Fuller and his partner Gerry McDougal. So our student body need never worry about a good football team in the years to come, with fine young blood like this and the inspiration and desire which is instilled, as tradition, into every Enfield football player who ever donned a uniform. Ed Kiernan Another carry for Gerry. 107 Underclassmen working the ball toward a deciding goal. Soccer The Enfield High School soccer team recently completed its initial season of play with a respectable 2-3-1 record. This year the opposition consisted of combinations of varsity and junior varsity players. The new team made a good showing, despite the fact that games were at the opposing team’s field and the opposition was more experienced in organized soccer. Coached by Mr. Fogarty and Mr. Easton, Enfield got off to a fast start, edging South Windsor, 2-1, and beating East Windsor, 3-1. In their lone home game, which was a cold and wet one, South Windsor tri- umphed, 3-1. Enfield suffered their second defeat at the hands of East Windsor, who nipped them by a score of 2-1. In the following contest, Enfield and Granby battled to a 1-all tie. Enfield suffered their only shutout when they were defeated 2-0 by Ellington in the final game of the year. Joe Egan Mike Malley Steve Malley Tim O’Connor Rick O'Neil Rich Grzelak Paul Bacon Tom Besse Ronan Pond Larey Hull Mike Foley Jim Breitenfeld Phil Clarkin Mike Cosgrove Mike Grabon Jim Guy Ken Gwozdz Dave Jamieson Carl Holmgren Paul Panek David Parker Andy Prayzner Mike Reveruzzi Wes Smith Jack Willard Ken Breedon Vic Fastiggi 108 Hockey Hockey, a new sport at Enfield High School, has completed its first season on the athletic program of the school. The team got its start last year under the able direction of Mr. David Keaney, a former member of the AIC hockey team. This season the team received its uniforms and is now a fully equipped squad. The group has had several games with other high schools on an independent basis. For the 1964-65 season the team plans to enter into competition with other schools in the Schoolboy Hockey League. John Clarkin Bob Therrien Phil Clarkin Jim Sarno Joe Kurley Rick Garner Marty Morrisson Tom Ross Mr. David Keaney Ray Nystrom Mike Cosgrove Jim Glista Jack Jacewicz Rich Rarus George Bryant Joe Hutchinson Andy Prajzner Ray White Mr. Ronald Tenero 110 First row: Ginny Lane, Jan Jacius, Barbara Arierti, Pat Hall, Candy Lougee, Cheryl Fredricks. Second row: Judy Chillson, Marsha Bridge, Diane Frangimore, Nancy Ravenola. Third row: Bev Andrik. Cheerleaders Enfield High has a group which has contributed greatly to the school’s display of spirit. This state- ment can be accredited to the Varsity Cheerleaders. Hours of practice went into making this squad one of the liveliest ones Enfield has seen. During football season, they led students in car parades from A. D. Higgins to the high school field for a game. In addition to the ten regular cheerleaders, there was a mascot; Dickie Lynes, Bev Andrik’s cousin, did an excellent job and got the attention from everyone in the crowd. When basketball season arrived, the cheerleaders' liveliness was still there. The crowds reacted with outstanding enthusiasm to the familiar beat, Let's go With the help of their advisor, Miss Fitzgerald, captain Bev Andrik, senior members, Barbara Arietti, Marsha Bridge, and Ginny Lane proved that hours of hard work paid off by seeing the difficult cheers performed, by hearing the crowd's enthusiasm, and by seeing the players’ reaction to their continuous spirit. Barbara Arietti Marsha Bridge Ginny Lane 111 Ted Plamondon, Captain. Dec. 10 East Longmeadow at Enfield Dec. 17 Enfield at Palmer Dec. 19 Enfield at Agawam Dec. 20 Ware at Enfield Jan. 3 Enfield at Longmeadow Jan. 7 Easthampton at Enfield Jan. 10 Ludlow at Enfield Jan. 14 Chicopee Comp, at Enfield Jan. 17 Minnechaug at Enfield Jan. 21 Enfield at East Longmeadow Jan. 24 Agawam at Enfield Jan. 28 Palmer at Enfield Jan. 30 Enfield at Ware Feb. 4 Longmeadow at Enfield Feb. 7 Enfield at Easthampton Feb. 11 Enfield at Ludlow Feb. 14 Enfield at Chicopee Comp. Feb. 18 Enfield at Minnechaug Basketball The Enfield Raiders recently approached the home stretch in the 1963-1964 basketball season with a very impressive record, 12 wins, 6 losses. Enfield played an 18 game schedule this season in the expanded Valley Wheel. Two of these were with independent Chicopee Comprehensive. Coach Sugal- ski and Mr. Gawle assisted Mr. Angelica this year with the coaching duties. The senior members were Bill Bromage, Rich Grzelak, Mike Malley, Steve Malley, Ted Plamondon, Paul Staszko, and sharpshooting Tom Tyler. Steve Malley and Bill Bromage, also a top scorer, were especially effective in rebounding this season. Mike Malley replaced playmaker Frank Pillirerri. ef- fectively, too. Tom Tyler averaged 13 points per game to lead the Raiders on the scoring department. Enfield showed good balance, experience, and depth. The team averaged over 50 points per game and allowed the opposition an average of about 42 points per contest. On December 6, the Raiders warmed up for the coming season by attending the big jamboree at South Hadley. Enfield played its opener at home, hosting the Valley Wheel's newest member, East Long- meadow, whom they beat, 51-30. Enfield then hit the road, winning a close one from Palmer, 43-39. Next, Ware came to Enfield and was beaten, 51-35. The Raiders dumped Agawam, 57-52, then traveled to Longmeadow and beat the Lancers in still another close game, 46-44, boosting their record to 5-0. Then, on January 7, Easthampton disappointed the huge home throng here by edging Enfield, 49-44, in a hard- fought thriller. The Raiders bounced back, though, and held on to down Ludlow, 56-41, in a game closer than the score would indicate. In an independent contest, Enfield defeated Chicopee Comprehensive, 55-38. Then, after downing Minnechaug and East Longmeadow easily, the Raiders were upset by Aga- wam, 51-50, much to the surprise of everyone. Enfield had no trouble downing Palmer, Ware, and Longmeadow in following games, but again ran up against their old foe, Easthampton, at the Eagles' gym. 1 ne huge Enfield throng sweated through the key game, both physically and mentally, and saw the Raid- ers’ attack fall short, with Enfield bowing, 51-46. This brought their record to 11-3, giving Easthampton a game advantage in the all-important loss column with only two more league contests on our schedule for the Valley Wheel. The final two games were played on the opponents’ courts. Chicopee Comprehensive upset us 39-36. Minnechaug spoiled Enfield's chances for the Valley Wheel title with a victory of 46-45. 112 Tom Tyler scoring the final two points of the game. First row: Tom Quintan, Ron Miller, Dave Jamieson, Rich Grzetak, Ted Plamondon, Paul Staszko, Mike Malley. Paul Javorski, Ron Kalva. Second row: Coach Angelica, Mr. Zeroogian, Bill Bromage, Tom Tyler, Ken Gwozdz, Steve Malley, Doug Wien, Coach Sugalski, Coach Gawle. 113 Half-time activity in the locker room. 117 Captain Ted Plamondon shaking hands with Fairfield Prep's captain before start of state playoff game. The Enfield High Green Raiders, having wrapped up regular season play with four consecutive losses, played their first game in the Connecticut schoolboy basketball tournament against Fairfield Prep. The Enfield Raiders didn't look too bad until the closing minutes of the second half. Then the Fairfield squad dropped in two baskets to give themselves a five-point 25-20 halftime edge. The Fairfield Prep Jesuits must have concocted some powerful voodoo Saturday night during their halftime locker-room pep talk. They stormed into the third quarter and scored seven consecutive points to boost their lead to 32-20. The Jesuits took advan- tage of the situation and won 68-49. 118 Ted Scores two points to cut Fairfield's lead. Pint row, left to right: Lygia Van Winkle, Sandy Siedorok, Ruggiero, Linda Cormier, Diane Wakelee, Karen Clough. Pat Segler, Doreen Christmas, Sally Lee, Lura Young. Second Third row: Nannette Morin, Collee Schneider, Sue Duprey, row: Nancy McCann, Joan Reuter, Lynn Rogerson, Linda Nancy Vanderscoff, Wendy Weisleder, Pat Dunne. Girls’ Varsity Basketball The Enfield High Girls' Basketball Team completed its second season with 4 wins and 5 loses. This is a marked improvement over last year's record of 1 and 7. The team is composed of about 20 girls, who are chosen by the coach, Mrs. Bryant. The girls’ team is a member of the Valley Wheel, playing Ware, Ludlow, Monson, and Palmer High School. The girls also played Our Lady of the Angels Academy as an extra game. Much credit should be given to Mrs. Bryant, whose unselfish efforts made this team possible. There was much team spirit present, and the girls thoroughly enjoyed themselves, not only those playing, but also those cheering the team on to victory from the bench.” 119 Practice session before a big game. First row, left to right: Cherie Martin, Maureen Ryan. Second row: Diane Grenier, Chris Brown, Sharon Ciarkin, Janice Ruffino. Third row: Rosemary Gadomsk, Donna Ravenola, Jean Stevens, Marie DuBois, Myrna Maldonado. Majorettes With new uniforms, new rou- tines, and a terrific faculty advisor, Miss Shea, the Enfield High School Majorettes added color and spirit to the football and basketball games. This year, more than ever, the girls worked hard at making Enfield proud of the high school major- ettes. During football season, Mau- reen Ryan acted as head majorette. During basketball season, Cherie Martin and Maureen Ryan served as co-captains. A new addition was made to the squad this year. A mascot performed with the girls at basketball games. Although Andrea Bellida was only four years old, she stole the hearts of the crowd whenever she twirled. 120 Senior Majorettet, left to right: Janice Ruffino, Maureen Ryan, Sharon Ciarkin, Cherie Martin, Marie DuBois, Donna Ravenola, Jean Stevens. First row: Camille Verizzi, Linda Donnelly, Betty Lou Solesky, Marietta Cicoria, Domenica Cicoria. Second raw: Janie Gebbic, Ginny FitzGibbon, Charleen Houff, Sharon Stoltz, Arlene Buttacavoli, Valerie Peterson. Third row: Marcia Spencer, Jeanne Mullen, Betty Chickosky, Phyllis Dadona, Marge Prayzner, Martha Robinson. Drill Team September, 1963, saw the start of a new school year and a new advisor for the Drill Team, Mrs. McCarroll. The girls plunged into the task of making new uniforms and learning new routines. The purpose of Drill Team is threefold. First, the girls learn to work together in a congenial atmo- sphere, with an all for one and one for air’spirit. Secondly, Drill Team teaches good sportsmanship to its members and thirdly, affords its girls good clean fun. Elections brought as president, Betty Lou Solesky; vice-president, Linda Donnelly; treasurer, Gail Bronson; and secretary, Virginia Kyllenon. SENIOR MEMBERS First row: Linda Gorman, Camille Verizzi, Janice Daly. Second row: Ginny FitzGibbon, Linda Donnelly, Betty Chickosky. First row, left to right: Rich Grzelak, Joe Morris, Bill Brom- age, Tom Quinlan, Ted Plamondon, Rich Post, Steve La- Franchise. April 14 Ludlow at Enfield April 17 Enfield at Agawam April 21 Enfield at South Hadley April 24 Easthampton at Enfield April 28 Longmeadow at Enfield May 1 Enfield at Ware May 8 Enfield at Monson May 12 East Longmeadow at Enfield 122 Pete DiRosa 5 --a=® May 15 Enfield at Minnechaug May 19 Palmer at Enfield May 22 Enfield at Ludlow May 26 Agawam at Enfield May 29 South Hadley at Enfield June 2 Enfield at Easthampton June 5 Enfield at Longmeadow v Second row: Pete DiRosa, Joe Gatbrous, Rick O'Neil, John Skowcr, Tom Tylet, Bob Bania, Tim O'Connor, Coach Angelica. Rich Grzelak 123 Bob Bania Ted Plamondon Enfield's position this year in the Valley Wheel should be a respectable one with the return of many proven players. With the improvement of the playing conditions, Coach Angelica's boys should be prepared to take on all foes. 124 Rick O'Neil Rich Post Bill Bromage Seniors who should supply the needed punch are Ted Plamondon, Bill Bromage, Rich Post, John Skower, Tom Tyler, Bob Bania, Tim O’Connor, Pete DiRosa, Rich Grzelak, and Rick O'Neil. Tim O'Connor «r CROSS COUNTRY EVENT Left to right: Ed O’Brien, Rich Nuccio, Mr. Gawle, Ian Gavine, Ed Prajzner. Track Track is a sport both new and old to Enfield High. This was Enfiield's first invasion into Western Massa- chusetts since the spring of I960. Now Enfield track- sters will be competing in class A. Western Massachusetts hasn’t seen the Green Raiders for some years, but we have not been idle all this time. Mr. Gawle and Mr. Cerrato revived En- field’s interest in track last year. The 1963 team was the first track team formed in the new high school. The squad had one meet with Suffield High and won a smashing victory, 74-25. The team showed it had the potential to win, especially in the running events. The members of this graduating class who partici- pated in the team last year are listed by the events they took part in. Ron Goulet, Ed Prajzner, and Dick Tarantino entered the 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, and the 880 yard relay race. The 440, 880, and mile were run by Ed Richmond, Phil Malinoski, Chick Alaimo, Mike Malley, Bob Prajzner, and Rich Nuccio. The broad jump, high jump, triple jump, shot put, discus, and javeline were manned by Scott Russotto, Skip Carpenter, Duane Lavalette, George Bartosiewicz, and Dave Klezos. Cross-Country Cross-Country running was introduced at Enfield High School last fall. This was a preliminary season, as was track last spring. It is hoped that our high school can produce a team capable of competing on a full varsity level next fall. Cross-Country running consists of running a distance of two to five miles on a course over hilly terrain such as that of our school grounds. Many of our seniors welcomed the opportunity of participating in this sport last fall as a means of keeping in shape for this spring's varsity track team. 126 Going my way? Mr. Easton puts the boys through their paces. We can even do it lying down. And were out for VICTORY! Indications are a greater number of high school graduates are now enrolled in our colleges and universities than ever before in the history of our country. This is most encouraging, for it demonstrates a realiza- tion on the part of our youth, a desire to equip themselves better for the tasks that lie ahead. BIGELOW-SANFORD CARPET COMPANY GOOD LUCK MAIN STREET THOMPSONVILLE, CONN. 129 THE BROWN STUDIO INC our official photographers” STUDIO AND AT HOME PORTRAITURE SCHOOL PICTURES WEDDINGS Phone RE 6-4507 Opposite Bijou Theater 90 WORTHINGTON STREET SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 130 PETER A. CROMBIE, INC. THE ENFIELD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE President: Realtus E. McCuin Vice-President: Dana W. Miller Vice-President: W. Lindsey Booth Secretary: Edward T. Lynch Treasurer: Frederick L. Coolen Executive Director: Andrew M. Hirsch DAIGNEAU'S SERVICE STATION HAZARD AVENUE THOMPSONVILLE, CONNECTICUT PETER'S CHEVROLET, INC. Authorized Chevrolet Sales and Service Telephone RI 5-0333 809 ENFIELD STREET 133 BRAINARD-AHRENS, INC. INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE 92 PEARL STREET THOMPSONVILLE, CONNECTICUT RI 5-2417 212 MAIN ST. — SUFFIELD, CONN. Telephone NOrth 8-2328 (South of Town Hall) FRIENDLY'S RICHARD M. 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MERRILL DODGE, INC Dodge Cars and Trucks Telephone RI 5-2466 841 Enfield Street Thompsonville, Conn. SOUTHWOOD PHARMACY The Store of Personalized Service?’ 89 Raffia Road Thompsonville, Conn. Rl 9-8334 Edward J. Szewczyk and Jim Carroll, Reg. Pharm. DR. CARL L. SCAVOTTO 24 Hour Wrecker Service ALDEN AVENUE GARAGE Auto Body - Painting 744 Enfield Street, Corner Alden Avenue Thompsonville, Conn. Tel. RI 5-2644 Hugh Jones — Bob O’Goley SPAULDING GARDENS Flowers For All Occasions Greenhouses - Suffield - STORE - 36 Pearl Street, Thompsonville, Conn. Say it with flowers FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE SOUTHERN AUTO SALES, INC. WAREHOUSE POINT NA 3-2471 LEE'S VARIETY 840 Enfield Street Thompsonville, Connecticut RI 5-8810 SHOE OUTLET ENFIELD SHOPPING PLAZA Thompsonville, Conn. Where You Can Buy Your Shoes for All the Family At Savings Up to 60% TINY'S RESTAURANT We Specialize in Fine Food and Pizzas Also MOLINSKI OLDSMOBILE Legalized Beverages RI 5-8938 104 Pleasant Street ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. You’re in Good Hands with ALLSTATE 657 Enfield Street Thompsonville, Connecticut RI 5-7270 TOWNE FURNITURE 18 Shaker Road, East Longmeadow Early American Decorations At Modern Everyday Prices NOBLE'S PACKAGE STORE Brainard Road RI 9-3652 SUE'S LUNCHEONETTE King’s Corner NOWAK'S PHARMACY C. J. Nowak, Reg. Pharm. 75 Church Street Thompsonville, Conn. KIMMELL'S BAKERY and DELICATESSEN 800 William Street Longmeadow, Mass. THE FRENCH POODLE DRESS SALON 56 Pearl Street Thompsonville, Conn. (across from St. Patrick’s Church) Open Daily 10:00 to 5:30 Closed Wednesday THE THOMPSONVILLE CONCRETE FORMS BUILDING CO. Not the Biggest - But the Best 20 Marble Road Roger Madore RI 5-0274 147 148 SOUTHWOOD RADIO-TV 87 Raffia Road ENFIELD CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Thompsonviile RI9-9934 Service on All Makes 917 Enfield Street Antennas - Car Radios - Stereo - Tape Recorders RI 5-0361 CLARENCE D. PROVENCHER Harold V. Purdy, Jr., Agent AGENCY ENFIELD INSURANCE Edward T. Lynch, Realtor Real Estate Appraisals Tel. RI 5-2436 AGENCY, INC. 204 Hazard Avenue Hazardville, Conn. Telephone RI 5-5518 Member Enfield Chamber of Commerce 146 High Street Thompsonviile, Conn. ROBERT B. BERGER ZERA EQUIPMENT and 714 North Street CHARLES B. ALAIMO Suffield, Conn. DR. WILLIAM M. GOLDBERG OPTOMETRIST CARL W. JOHNSON, M.D. CRAIG'S KIDDIE CENTRE Complete Line of HERB'S RESTAURANT INFANTS AND CHILDRENS WEAR Tel. RI 5-6369 39 Pearl Street Thompsonville, Cong. THE CHARLES A. LUCE CO. GOURDE BROS. General Electric Appliances and Television Selected Candy, Soda, Magazines, Tobacco, RCA Victor Television Sales with Service Toys, Newspapers, School Supplies Hazardville Tel. RI 9-8036 Sealtest Ice Cream HOWARD W. GOURDE, M.D. PEARL ST. MARKET Frank Basco, Prop. 98 Pearl Street Thompsonville RI 5-2018 MARTIN J. LUCAS [ qM| | Multiple Listing Service - MLS - ENFIELD AUTO TRIM AND GLASS CO. Seat Covers - Convertible Tops Complete Auto Upholstery 846 Enfield Street RI 5-3391 Auto Glass Installed Joseph A. Curulli, Prop. Tel. RI 5-6266 Thompsonville, Conn. 69 Asnuntuck Street Thompsonville, Conn. ALAN DRUG CO. Northern Connecticut’s Most Beautiful Self-Service Drug Store AMOS D. BRIDGE'S SONS INC. Main Street Hazardville, Conn. Plenty of Free Customer Parking 581 Enfield Street Thompsonville, Conn. Phone RI 9-8321 ECONOMY RAMBLER, INC. Tel. Rl 5-2469 JOHN CRAND, Mgr. Tel. 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NA 3-4667 GEISSLER'S SUPER MARKET GATTO'S MUSIC AND APPLIANCE CENTER The Finest in Recorded Music Corner Main and Bridge Streets Television - Radio - Phonographs - Stereo TV Specialists - Sales and Service Warehouse Point, Connecticut 546 Enfield Street Thompsonville, Conn. Tel. RI 5-5352 HARVEY C. BRAINARD MAREK JEWELERS Our 49th Year PRINTING ■ LETTERPRESS - OFFSET Gifts of Distinction Makers of Good Impressions Since 1914 15 Pearl Street Telephone RI 5-4242 Thompsonville, Conn. 65 High Street Thompson ville, Conn. Phone RI 5-4396 Since 1920 PINE HILL GARDENS MOORE RUG COMPANY Flowers and Plants RUGS BROADLOOM Hazardville, Conn. 555 Enfield Street Thompsonville, Conn. Tel. RI 9-8020 Jack Whiteley, Prop. f § A FRIEND DR. BRENDAN MAGAURAN | HAZARDVILLE PHARMACY | HERBERT LIGHT, Reg. Pharm. 24 Hour Prescription Call Service Phone RI9-8769 (Automatic Recorder) 65 Main Street Hazardville, Conn. 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