Farmington High School - Student Yearbook (Farmington, CT)

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WILLIAM F. AHERN Let no women clirturb my peace. Minstrel 4 Conservation Club 4, Treasurer, Assistant Business Manager of the Farmington Student. Bill rejoined us after a sojourn at St. Thomas'. Amiable in manner and cooperative to the utmost, he can count innumerable friends among the student body. Looking ahead, Bill, we think that your congenial character will make you a successful social worker. RICHARD ANDERSON If need be, he could sleep on a picket fence. Rifle Club 3, 4, Conservation Club 3, 4, Football 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 5, 4, junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. Here is our Mr. Helper, ready at all times to draw the curtain in the minstrel shows or plays, lower the lights, or do numerous tasks for the Con- servation Club. Mr. Saunders and the senior boys will never forget the trip he made with them for Christmas trees. With your spirit of cooperation you can't miss, 'Andyf' WESTON STUART BARNES Put up or .fbul up. Conservation Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, Audio-Visual Club 2, Chefs Club Secretary 4, junior Prom Committee, Spanish Club 2, Sophomore Recep- tion Committee, Senior Supper Committee. Possessing a carefree disposition, Barney won our friendship by his sense of humor and willingness to join our social activities. His chief interest lay in his rifle and hunting. We know that you will always be a square shooter, Stubby. RICHARD F. BELL That ir ar well :aid ax if I had raid it myself. Audio-Visual Club 2, Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Football 4. Dick's red Buick could be seen every Saturday night parked at Fairview Terrace while its owner was attending a dance. Participating in sports he was a member of the football team for two years and the basketball for one. If you retain your easy manner, Richy, you will never lack friends.

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earlaook Cytaff Editor in chief ........ ..A,. ,..,...,.,A...,. ,,......... ..A.. ,.A.,,,...,... E l a i n e Hollinger Business Manager ............... ...... . . .. ....,,...,....,.,.,.,,.... f .... .. .. Salvatore Garro ASSISTANT EDITORS: ASSISTANT MANAGERS: Robert O'Connell Beverly Merrill Carol Howe Lorna Nybakken Charlotte Konopka Barbara Haworth Patricia Carson Robert Reeve Barbara Lostocco Patience Waters Joan Milliken Marian Drown Martin Cyr Ronald Fink Michael Daughn Carolyn Corbidge Clyde Prock Ronald Lysak Robert johnson William Ahern Richard Anderson Sisto Carroccia TYPISTS: ATHLETIC EDITORS: ART EDITORS: Lois Dlugokenski Colin Cameron Robert Cunningham Catherine Leone Patricia Harris Mary Buyukles Frances Dembishack Patricia Sargent Alice Weber PICTURE EDITORS: JOKE EDITOR: Ann Kane Carol Howe Elizabeth Foley Thelma Swan Roger Mahannah ADVISOR5 Rosemary Cormier Harolyn Nadeau Joseph R. Burns

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some day, Ken, EILEEN A. BLAND 01,116 taken my fun where I found it. Spanish Club 3, Dramatic Club 2, Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3. From Eileen's conversations in the halls, we judge that she really enjoys life. A devotee of Life is a bowl of cherries, she found great pleasure in social activities and never missed any of our functions. Showing promise in the commercial field, you should be a good secretary, Eileen. top Club 3. interests in life. PHYLLIS HARRIET BOSWORTH Give me a home where the hujjlalo roam. Field Hockey 45 Minstrel Show 4g Conservation Club 3, 4, Hilltop Club 2, 35 Red Cross Club 2, Outing Club 4g Basketball 4. It was too bad that Phyllis waited until senior year to show her talent. Otherwise we might have seen her in many of our shows singing the songs that cowboys love so well. In senior year she also became a member of the Girls' Hockey Team. We think that you will make a good veterinarian, Slim. 9 KENNETH EDWARD BEYER Marie and women I must gwe way to Conservation Club 3, 45 Humming Boyds 2 3 4 junior Play Sopho more Reception Committee 4, Junior Prom Decoration Committee Keno 's hei ht alwa s made his resence known at arties dances Y , g , Y and games. Music was his first love and many an hour did he devote to his iano and the ro rams of the musical rou s In his studies he also ave g . a good account of himself. We expect to hear of you as a concert pianist JAMES P. BONINI There'Zl he 4 hot time in the old town tomght Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Conservation Club 3 4 President Hill Our popular football captain always seemed to have the right spirit as he competed in sports or acted as president of the Conservation Club His well-known Hi was always bestowed on everyone especially the girls If you can keep your mind off Boston, Little One you should find many