Farmington High School - Student Yearbook (Farmington, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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To Mr. Joseph R. Burns for the many hours he worked with us on our year- book. 3 To Mr. Frederick R. Burkhardt who was most helpful in planning our senior activities. if 6' alcfmin id tra tion MR. ROBERT E. SAUNDERS Superintendent MR. GEORGE T. BENNETT Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Mr. john R. Robotham, Mrs. Wilma McDonal1, Mr. Ralph D. McKay Chairmang Mrs. Elizabeth Cook, Secretaryg Mr. john D. Hanrahan, Mr. Richard W Hube, Mr. Mayne G. Pittsinger, Vice Chairmang Mrs. Alta Arnold. E K Vrh , .if sf' 9-Q. 1- MR. HAROLD ALPERT Band and Orchestra v-A MISS D. EVELYN BOWER Mathematics MR. FREDERICK BURKHARDT Spanish and French FACULTY 'HI MISS STACIA BALAZY English MR. JOHN BRYAN Mathematics MR. JOSEPH BURNS English and Latin ' qw' MISS BARBARA BEECH Music MISS DOLORES BURKHARDT Spanish and French . 5. Ili idx? MR. CURTIS DICKENMAN Business Subjects FACULTY 1 A , af Y- rm p ig? 'RH' 43' 1941211-rg' W, new n,n5 H fazrzz.. 'I' J m ,,.,, Kwggfgiu igllpw nf 'J 'S 4, I 'fgii-W 'f 612+ WX'-'f5f '5' 'J M yi- -Jwwv' tw's,,vf+ -A n x Q ,ffl 4151 rg ,A vi A' Q f 12 'E 22215-' +1225 M f F RtibQE: ,:,. S ,3 , :if .I if- lf F -nw, Yr' ,iff 13 my mg .ps ,as s x'f1 X, fl: 3 Ei 'Q Q nf 1, if 1 5 If N l 'if F wir I 5 ,? W, 95,58 Qi 3 Qgfnvgjf' :ir 'Y gf .5 if we I MRS MARION ELLISON MR CLIFFORD FELLAGE MR JOSEPH FRIES El'lg1lSh Biology Driver Training and Civics '35 'Clk' '7 9f, MR. JOHN GAISFORD MRS. VIOLA HUDON MISS JOAN KERELJZA World History and Agriculture Business Subjects English MR. JAMES MCCAFFREY MR. ERIC MCKINNON MRS. MARCIA MILLER Art History Mathematics FAC LTY H 'K im 445' ' K ' ,S iq' MR JOSEPH PIKIELL MR JOHN PODOLAK JOHN PRYMAK Mathematics Science Science ..hQ -s- .ff MISS ANN ROGERS MR, LEON SARIN MR. JOSEPH SONNTAG Nurse Driver Training French and English ex. MR. DONALD SPRAGUE MISS ESTHER SULLIVAN MRS. ESTHER VAN HORNE Guidance Business Subjects Business Subjects KP fig.: .1 .. ...sz W,-ss,ysf,. HOME. MAKING PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Mary McShea, Miss Eileen Kelly, and Miss Shirley O'Neil and Miss Mary Heintz. . ggwygpfi I Mrs. Elizabeth Hanley. It '31 M 1 sees. 2- W 2 5 ff f S PHYSICAL EDUCATION MANUAL TRAINING Mr. Leo Pinsky, and Mr. John Grocki. Mr- Stephen I-052'-lk, MI- Raymond YUU8, and Mr. Eugene Leach. 4 A' ,yyy . fr fgms JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY Front row, Cleft to right? Miss B. Beach, Mrs. M. Arzylowicz, Miss H. Buckley, Miss E. Kelly, Mrs. M. Miller, Mrs. L. Hancock, and Mrs. F. Kraft. Second row, Cleft to right srandingj Mr. S. Woolaver, Mr. A. Holmes, Mrs. C. Dawson, Mrs. E. Hanley, Miss M. McShea, and Mr. W. McMullen. Third row, Cleft to right srandingy Mr. R. Young, Mr. L. Farnum, Mr. 1. Pikiell, Mr. J. Fries, Mr. J. Ahern, Mr. J. Bryan, and Mr. S. Clemmer. yearbook Staff Editor in Chief ..,...... ......,... .......... ,.A...... C a r ol D1TfOCChlO Business Manager ....,.,.... .,..,.,,...A.A..... ,........,....,.,.,...,.. .......4....,.,.... R i c hard Rourke ASSISTANT EDITORS ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS Bruce Beaudin Marianne Bera Leona Heirnan Shirley Deming Barbara Lansberry Alberta Capodiferro Gail Reeve Emilie Habernak Robert Kendrick John Schilke TYPISTS Rose Garro Judith Porter Mary Ann Hoppy Patricia Mitchell Ronald Lauretti ART EDITORS Sandra Goodwin Robert Dublac james Mullen Melvin Brown Deanna Boundy Judith Tassinari Evan Tilley David Wheeler Robert Lawrence Richard Wilson PICTURE EDITORS Ann Crowe Elizabeth Calver Rosalyn Fitzgerald Patricia Bagdigian Mary Ann Buxton Arlene Young ADVISOR: joseph R. Burns 9 Hs' l 2 E CLIONE MARGARET ANDERSON A fair exterior if a .rilent recommendation. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Conservation Club 2, 3, 4g Intramural Board 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committeeg Min- strel 4g Winter Carnival Attendant 2, 3, Queen 4 5 Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 4. Pretty girl with beautiful red hair . . . enjoys fun and friends . . . actlve in Student Council . . . very fond of sports . . . hopes to teach physical education. - PATRICIA MARGARET BAGDIGIAN You never know what you can do until you try. Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, Hilltop Club 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Outing Club 4, Hockey 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 3, 4g Junior Prom Committee 3g Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 23 Year- book Staff. Pleasing personality and cooperative spirit . . . good worker on committees . . . helped out Jimmy in the minstrel . . . children in kindergarten should like her. BRUCE DAVID BEAUDIN A keen mind and a ready wit. Rifle Club 2, 3, Vice President 4, RiHe Team 2, 3, Captain 45 Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Conservation Club 45 Editor of the Farmington Student, Class Play 35 Golf 2, 3, 4, Magazine Drive, Chairman. Very good student . . . enjoys music especially the violin . . . does his share of talking . . . likes to tease the girls . . . should be an asset to the clergy. MARY TERESA BELL Her face, call it not pale, but fair. Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 29 Senior Art Club 4, Outing Club 2, 35 Safety Club 35 Junior Ring Committee 5. Pleasant smile . . . always with Joan . . . spends much time in Bristol . . . hopes to be a hairdresser. MARIANNE ELIZABETH BERA Quiet as Jhe may seem, one can never tell. Hilltop Club 2, 35 Conservation Club 3, 4, Motor Safety Club 45 Basketball Manager 25 Fairview Beacon 33 Editor of the Farmington Studentf' Minstrel 3, 4. Sweet smile with quiet personality . . . enjoys Latin IV best of all . . . plays violin . . . gives understanding ear to all our troubles. 'IO HENRY PAUL BONINI Why take life .fo seriously, you'll never get out of it alive. Football 3, Captain 45 Baseball 2, 4, Conservation Club 2, 3, President 4. ' ' tion Club . . . good foot- Showed much interest in Conserva ball player . . . interested in an underclassman . . . likes to drive Fords. DEANNA MAE BOUNDY The hen way to hold a man it in your arms. Conservation Club 2, 3, 4g Foreign Policy Association 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, Business Manager of the Farmington Studentf' Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Softball Manager 3, 4, Athletic Asso- ciation 2, 3, 4. A good looking blonde . . . loves dancing with the same er good worker . . . never too busy to help . . . helped partn . . . with ads . . . should be a good secretary. JOANNE ELIZABETH BRANIGAN I come late, hut yet I come. Conservation Club 3, 43 Outing Club 3g Homemaking Club P ident of Student Librarians 3. 45 Minstrel 45 Library Club 39 res Sparkling brown eyes . . . full of fun and mischief . . . likes to attend formals . . . hobbies dancing, skating, and talking . . . hopes to ' ' b ' ess world. make connections in the usin MELVIN BROWN Will your game always he animals? Rifle Club 2, Adjutant 3, Treasurer 4g Business Manager of the Farmington Student. Good worker . . . full of determination . . . enioys classical music . . . loves to hunt . . . finds motors fascinating . . . did excellent job as assistant business manager . . . should be a valu- able engineer. ANN ELIZABETH BUXTON MARY AJ Nature? lamp, she filled the place with sunshine. Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3g Outing Club 2g Dressmaking Club 4, Picture Editor of the Farmington Student, Minstrel 3. f m Burlington . . . never misses an athlgic er Loyal rooter ro contest . . . always cheerful despite a long illness.. . . puts wonderful smiles to much use . . . should certainly cheer her patients. I 1 sl-'W ELIZABETH CALVER She never spoke an unkind word to anyone. Hilltop Club 2, 3, Reporter 45 Minstrel 45 Conservation Club 3, 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Junior Play 35 Rifle Club 45 Fairview Beacon 35 Yearbook Staff 4. Friendliness and cooperation the trade mark of her person- ality . . . enjoyed her role and partner in the Minstrel . . . very loyal to school . . . a good sport . . . fond of color Greene . . . hopes to travel. ALBERTA CAPODIFERRO Good nature and good .renre must every join. Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Fairview Beacon 25 Assistant Editor 35 New Editor 45 Spanish Club 35 Vice President 45 Class Treasurer 3, 45 Delegate to Laurel Girls' State 35 All-State Chorus 45 Parade of Youth Correspondent 4 5 DAR Recipient 45 Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Assistant Editor of Farmington Student. Friend to everybody . . . most active . . . good treasurer . , . pleasing singing voice . . . most cooperative . . . gave everything she had to Farmington High . . . has our best wishes for success at St. Joseph. DONALD CLIFFORD I get very tired, but not of the fair rex. Conservation Club 4. A transfer from Canton . . . made many friends among us . . likes to stay out nights . . . mathematics favorite subject. KATHLEEN COOK Imagine me preferring book! to men. Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 25 Outing Club 3, 45 Winter Carnival Attendant 35 Student Li- brarian 45 Intramural Board 3, 4. Wonderful spirit as cheerleader . . . vivacious personality . . . good sport . . . fond of athletics and pajama parties . . . popular with the boys. JUSTINE CORBIDGE Interested in the game, but not the garne.rter:. Hockey 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Baseball 3, 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 3. Very partial to sewing and home economics . . . likes all kinds of sports . . . strong rooter for F.H.S .... usually seen with her sisters . . . headed for job at Travelers. 12 THOMAS ROBERT CRANE, JR. That'r ar well .raid ar if I .raid it my.relf. Conservation Club 3, 4, Vice President 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Football 45 Band 2, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Nutmeg Boys' State 3. Good in studies . . . plays a mean saxophone . . . likes to talk to the girls . . . enjoys a good time . . . hopes to make Yale. RICHARD F. CROMACK Gentle in method, rtrong in performance. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4, C0- captain 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 3, 45 President of Athletic Association. Outstanding singer . . . good competitor in athletics . . . chews gum constantly . . . inclined to be late for school and for dates . . . fond of driving his father's car. GENEVIEVE ANN CROWE A :mile ir worth a million and doerrfi cost a cent. Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Outing Club 25 French Club 39 Foreign Policy 45 Field Hockey 3, 45 Basketball 45 Junior Prom Committee 33 Picture Editor of the Farmington Student5 Min- strel 2, 3, 45 Laurel Music Camp Scholarship 3. Attractive head of red hair . . . typical Irish type . . . keen on field hockey . . . amiable personality . . . likes to give parties . . . especially fond of sports cars . . . wants to be a medical secretary. ANNE MARIE CUNNINGHAM Carefree ar the flying leaf. Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Outing Club 35 Art Club 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Minstrel 4. Our best giggler . . . very snappy dresser '. . . found most frequently in the kitchen . . . clever in drawing and creating things . . . hopes to become an artist. SHIRLEY ANN DEMING High erected thoughtr in the heart of courteryf' Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 3, 45 Honor Society 3, Reporter 45 French Club 35 junior Prom Com- mittee 35 junior Play5 Ring Committee 35 Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Editor of the Farmington Student. Good student . . . most obliging and cooperative . . . devoted much time to the ,classbook . . . very courteous and likeable . . . will enroll at Hartford Hospital. 13 '6' S : ? JUDITH ANN DENNISS All I ark is to be alone with n 'Boyd'. Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Outing Club 25 Motor Safety Club 35 Rifle Club 45 Art 4. Pretty eyes and complexion . . . minds her own business . . . friendly to everyone . . . traveling isn't much fun alone . . . will use her art to decorate home. CAROL ANN DiTROCCHIO By the work, one know: the workmen. Field Hockey 2, 3, Co-captain 45 Basketball 35 Co-chairman of junior Prom, Spanish Club Secretary 3, 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Editor-in-chief of Farmington Student5 Fairview Beacon 2, 33 Minstrel 45 National Honor Society 5, 45 Intramural Board 2. Excellent student . . . friendly, thoughtful, and interested in others . . . great spirit of determination . . . inclined to worry . . . spent hours on yearbook . . . a success in any Held. ROBERT I.. DROWN To know him well if to like him better. Conservation Club 2, 5, 45 Football Co-captain 45 Baseball Team 3, 45 Basketball 2. Determined competitor in football . . . has many friends . . . helps Little Leaguers . . . interested in Winding Trails Camp . . acts as a daily chauffeur. ROBERT P. DUBLAC A picture explains' .romething many word: cannot. Conservation Club 2, 45 Art Editor of Farmington Student5 Art Club President 45 Foreign Policy 55 Junior Prom Committee 39 Junior Play Committee. Wonderful artist . . . loves movies, dancing, and popular music . . . works after school . . . should be a good commercial artist. LORRAINE DORIS ERICKSON It ir not good forman to be alone. Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Auto Safety Club 55 Sewing Club 45 Minstrel 4, Outing Club 3. Carefree disposition . . . always ready for a good time . . . likes to chew gum . . . spends much time at Nett1e's . . . has no doubts about the future. 'I4 HENRY FARNHAM With a rifle on my Jhoulder and a blue :by above. Indian 4g Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 25 Art Club 4. Loyal rooter for Farmington . . . pleasant smile . . . excellent Brave at rallies . . . enjoys a day in the woods . . . headed for the United States Navy. NETTIE A. FELLAGE A little nonsense now and then it relished by the best of men. Student Council 3, Reporter 43 Hockey 3, Captain 43 Basket- ball 2, 3, 4g Softball 3g Intramural Board 3, 45 Outing Club 2, 3, 4g Conservation 2, 3, 4, Hilltop Club 23 Athletic Association 2, 3, Secretary 4. Loves sports especially basketball . . . adores her gym teachers . . . laughter can be frequently heard . . . has special interest in University of Connecticut . . . should be a peppy gym teacher. ROSALYN A. FITZGERALD A smile that lightr up the dullert room. Minstrel 4g Conservation Club 45 Auto Safety Club 4g Year- book Staff 4. Pleasing ,personality accompanied by bubbling laughter . . . beautiful clothes . . . no Boston accent . . . a wonderful perform- ance in Minstrel . . . headed for the University of Connecticut. MARY ANNETTE F ON TAINE In quietnerx lie: hidden friendship. Hilltop Club 4. Will never cause a riot . . . reserved friendliness . . . drives her own car . . . works after school . . . hopes to work in a bank. ROSE JOANNE GARRO Plea.rurex and action make the hour! Jeem thou. Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 43 Student Council 2, 3, Vice President 45 Minstrel 2, 3, 4g Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 43 Outing Club 2g Junior Prom Committee 33 Intramural Board 43 Typist for the Farmington Student. Neat dresser . . . puts her heart into everything she does . . . has a host of friends . . . bundle of energy . . . what a secretary to have in an office! 'I5 .MMM-... . ---.1 f I P S SANDRA LEONIE GOODWIN Well fitted for art. Minstrel 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, Vice President, Art Editor of Yearbook 4g junior Play 3, Winter Carnival Attend- ant 2g Dramatic Club 23 Magazine Drive Collector 4, Athletic Association 2, 3, 4g junior Prom Committee. Sparkling brown eyes . . . pleasure to look at her aft work . . . swims like a fish . . . loves camp and skating . . . thinks boys are cute . . . headed for Pembroke. GUY E. GUNTHER I don't let my .ftudies interfere with my education. Football 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 23 Student Council 4, Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, Con- servation Club Executive 2. One of our truly great basketball stars . . . always collecting jokes . . . quite a head of blond wavy hair . . . loves the night hours . . . ardent movie fan . . . raids the refrigerator frequently. EMILIE ANN HABERNAK A little rweet, a little Jpice, that maker the combination nice. Outing Club 2g Motor Safety Club 3g Dramatic Club 4, Softball 3, Conservation Club 2, 3, 43 Minstrel 3, 45 Editor of the Farmington Student. Five foot two, eyes of blue . . . sang sweet solo in Minstrel . . . never missed a school dance . . . dependable worker . . . will make a good secretary. LEONA ANN HEIMAN Whatever ir worth doing at all, it worth doing well. Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4, Laurel Girls' State Representative 3 5 Varsity Cheet- leader 3, 45 Editor of Farmington Student. Good taste in clothes . . . always on the honor roll . . . in- terested in people . . . enjoys cheerleading . . . partial to eating . . . has variety of activities . . . college bound. MARY ANN HOPPY Variety if thelrpice of life. Conservation Club 2, 3, Reporter 4, Queen Attendant 33 Minstrel 43 Class Secretary 3, 45 Basketball Manager 3g Junior Prom Committee, Fairview Beacon Staff 3. Cheerful personality . . . good endman in the Minstrel . . . outstanding bowler . . , twinkle in her eye attracts many boyfriends . . . will have many friends in' life. 16 .L M NITA JANE ILLSLEY Let not the curtain come down on the Jmilef' ' 4. Conservation Club 23 Hilltop Club 2, 3, ' ' most obliging at all times . . . Face lights up with smiles . . . diflicult to please . . . should receive many tips as a waitress. not GORDON L. JOHANSEN Six monthr of vacation twice a year. Football 2, 35 Conservation Club 2, 3, 4. Tall, blue-eyed . . . nnds school a necessary evil . . . spends much time in West Hartford . . . greatly interested in automobiles and girls . . . contractors make good money. BARBARA ALMA JOHNSON She went ber way quiet und undisturbed. Minstrel 2, 3, 4g French Club 25 Foreign Policies Association 2, 3, 4g Conservation Club 3, 4. Loves to cook and sew . . . getting in practice . . . fine alto voice . . . seen but not heard . . . favorite hangout the home econ- omics room with Judy. JAMES EDWARD JOYCE When you dance be careful whom you take by the hand. Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3: Conservation Club 2, 3, 43 Minstrel 4g Sports Club 2. ' likes athletic contests . . . Always ready with an answer . . , quite popular . . . no feminine commitments . . . gaining valuable experience in accounting. PAUL JOYCE BleJJingJ on thee, little man. Rifle Club 45 Conservation Club 4. uiet friendly smile . . . small in Statute . . . likes to d as to get under cars. Q joke...hard worker...willhn ite y 17 'Wit DONNA MAE KEITH The birds can fly, Jo can I. Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Hilltop Club 2, 45 Prom Committee 33 Student Librarian 2, 3. The one senior who can pilot a plane . . . loves trees especially Beach . . . seen but not heard . . . pretty blue eyes . . . could qualify as Miss Tease. ROBERT KENDRICK If my homework had heen finished, 1 tould have danced all night. Fairview Beacon 3, Editor-in-chief 45 Assistant Editor for the Farmington Student5 National Honor Society 3, 45 French Club 3g Minstrel 45 Foreign Policy Club 2, 3, 45 Assistant Class Treasurer 3, 45 Student Librarian 4. Always a gentleman . . . outstanding student . . . fond of swimming, skating, and dancing . . . blushes easily . . . works hard for Fairview Beacon . . . should be a good teacher. MARILYNN LOUISE KIMBERLY She wears the rote of youth upon her. Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Field Hockey 25 Motor Safety Club Secretary Q35 Minstrel 2, 3. Has friendly persuasion . . . knows how to choose clothes . . . pleasant and thoughtful . . . longs for Colorado . . . plans to be an airline hostess. ANITA FAYE KINGSBURY A decided hlonde hut tomorrow it another day. Hilltop Club 3, 45 Minstrel 3, 4. Quiet until with her own crowd . . . came from Maine . . . congenial nature . . . always with Carol . . . should be good ollice worker. STEPHEN KRISTOFAK Blessed are the forgetful, for they get the hetter even of their hlanderxf' Basketball 2, 3, 45 Golf 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 33 Class Ring Committee 35 Minstrel 4g Conservation Club 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Spanish Club 2, Vice President 3, President 45 junior Play 35 Dance Band 35 All-State Chorus 4. Star in basketball . . . big hit in the Minstrel . . . right at home in company of girls . . . plays saxophone . . . no slouch on the golf course . .A . will write insurance policies. JOAN SUZANNE KRUSE t ou like to meet anytime. The hind of Jpor y Basketball 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 2, 3, 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Intramural Board 2, 3, 45 Outing Club 2, Vice President 45 35 Minstrel 3. French Club, Secretary Big blue eyes . . . great athlete . . . loves '55 Oldsmobiles . . . works after school. PATRICIA ANN LABADIA I folly with wisdom. Why not mix a litt e Basketball 25 Hockey 3, 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Hilltop Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Art Club 4. Familiar figure in the Snack Shoppe . . . keenly interested in basketball and one player . . . ambitious . . . gets things done . . . anticipates working in office. BARBARA LYNNE LANSBERRY Perfection through patience. ' ' l b Conservation Club 2, 3, Executive Committee 4, French C u 35 Outing Club 25 junior Prom Decoration Chairman5 Editor of the Farmington Student5 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Science Fair Top Ten 3. Excellent taste . . . beautiful work in art . . . accomplishes all her tasks . . . conscientious . . . hopes to enter held of science. RONALD ALBERT LAURETTI lt it eaxy enough to he pleaxant. Minstrel 45 Chef's Club 2, 3, 45 Typist for the Farmington Student5 junior Prom Committeeg Fairview Beacon Stal? 35 Conservation Club 2, 3, 4. f' dl and cooperative . well jovial Santa Claus . . . rien y ' . . . nterested in accounting. mannered . . . seldom in a hurry 1 ERT A LAWRENCE ROB . A bachelor is one who enjoy: the chase. Art Club, Treasurer 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom, Art Comrnitteeg Chef's Club 35 Business Manager of the Farmington Student. ' d for laughter . . . much talent in art . . . f the United Wlitty and rea y conhrmed bachelor C so he saysj . . . future member 0 States Coast Guard. I 9 it I f sf at PAUL LeBOUTHELLIER Love the game beyond the prize. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Auto Safety Club 35 Art Club 4. Keen eye in basketball . . . true blue to one . . . loves Fords . . . attractive red curly hair . .- . will not reveal his ambition. JAMES EDWARD LEE A renre of humor and 4 witty mind bring joy to other.f. Football 2, Football Manager 45 Basketball Manager 45 Min- strel 45 Junior Class Play 35 Foreign Policy Association 45 All- State Chorus 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 4. Most fun to have around . . . good singer . . . full of school spirit . . . never misses an athletic contest . . . expects to become history teacher. JAMES EDWARD LEIPER Sigh no more ladief, here I am. Minstrel 45 Junior Play 35 National Honor Society 3, Presi- dent 45 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Golf 25 Conservation Club 45 French Club 35 Spanish Club 45 Treasurer of Athletic Asso- ciation. The life of the party . . . won't take Como's job away from him . . . honor student . . . varsity basketball . . . will not soon be forgotten. JOAN MARIE LESSARD In each cheek appears a pretty dimplef' Supper Committee 35 Harvest Supper 45 Outing Club 2, 35 Play Scenery 39 Prom Committee 35 Minstrel Scenery 3, 45 Con- servation Club 2, 3, 45 Art Club 4. Very reserved in speech . . . frequent trips to Bristol . . . carefree in disposition . . . most fond of cokes . . . will do office work. TERESA MARIE MACK The firrt duty of a woman ir lo he well drafted. Student Council 2, 3, 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Hilltop Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Indian Princess 45 Minstrel 2. - Pretty curly hair . . . beautiful clothes . . . cheers loudly at all games . . . favorite princess of Indian tribes . . . hopes for a job as typist. ' 20 WAYNE ARTHUR MAHANNAH Courtesy goe: far, yet corn Jo little, tion Club 2 3 4' Auto Safety Club 35 Rifle Club 4. Conserva , , , Quiet but determined worker . . . always willing to do his part . . . stays away from crowds . . . will never shirk his duties. C Minstr JOAN ELLEN MARSHALL Cheerful company .fbortenr the mile. onservation Club 2, 3, 45 Hockey Manager 35 Art Club 4g el 33 Swing Club 4. l ' l enjoys parties dancing, and records . . Aliveygir , can sew well . . . familiar figure each morning at front door . . should become a popular air stewardess. ALEXANDER J. MASTROBATTISTA lf silence were a kingdom, be would be king. Cl b 3 Conservation Club 4 Auto Safety u 5 . Our candidate for most quiet . . . has hidden sense of humor . . . ver sharp dresser . . . deep interest in manual training . . . Y will own his own tool and die shop. PATRICIA ANN MCDERMOTT Blue eyer, rivuling the azure of the eartlfr canopy. Minstrel 2, 3g Conservation Club 2, 3, 43 Fairview Beacon 2, 34 them olate Spanish Club 2, 3. ' f happens writes good Taciturn until something unny . . . es . . . serious about her work . . . can not resist hot choc- ANN LOUISE MCGARTY Alamy: be true to one, and not to two. Conservation Club 3, 45 Minstrel 45 Hilltop 4g Senior Supper 'ttee 4 Sophomore Reception Committee 4. Commi 3 ' ' ' irit . . . quickly acclimated herself in Tiny but mighty in sp d b'le, but prefers a Plymouth junior year . . . can drive an Ol smo 1 look for her in an office. 21 JOHN JOSEPH MCGUIRE He has a good .rtart on the .rtairway to Hezwenf' Conservation Club 45 Auto Safety Club 3, 4. Tallest boy in class . . . determined to go to locker between classes . . . likes cars . . . leans toward engineering. JANE ANN MCKNIGHT Don't wake me up, just let me dream. Minstrel 25 Hilltop Club Secretary 25 Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Cheerleader 2, 35 Spanish Club 33 Dressmaking Club 45 Snow Queen Attendant 25 junior Prom Committee 3. Neat . . . very choice clothes . . . pleasant smiles . . . works in insurance on Saturdays . . . never misses cheerleading at athletic contests. GERALDINE E. .MILLER A hit of fun, 4 hit of quiet. Minstrel 2, 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Outing Club 25 Sewing Club 4. Petite and blonde . . . sunny smile and friendly disposition . . . partial to the Army . . . will give preference to an office job. PATRICIA ANNE MITCHELL Flirtation, attention without intention. Minstrel 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Typist for Farmington Student5 Fairview Beacon Staff5 Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3. Full of pep . . . plays piano well . . . quite a jazzy number in the minstrel . . . fond of eating . . . very conscientious in her school work. JAMES BUTLER MULLEN Beneath hir mild exterior, there ix a :park of mi:chief. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 45 Conservation Club 45 Spanish 3, 45 Business Manager of the Farmington Student5 Class Play 35 Junior Prom Committee 3. The man behind the plate . . . holds discussions in Spanish class . . . teasing humor . . . high stepper in Minstrel . . . here he comes, Brown University. 22 MAUREEN A. MURPHY Love me, love my dog. Hilltop Club 23 Conservation Club 2, 3, 43 Intramural Board 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 3g Softball 3, 4g Outing Club 1. Chaulfeurs girls to school . . . curly brown hair . . . zest for sports . . . lots of fun . . . hates her middle name . . . will take dictation for a job. RALPH JAMES MUSZYNSKI 'Two can live ax cheaply as one. Rifle Club 23 Conservation Club 4. Full of energy . . . likes to tinker with cars . . . enjoys sports . . . will be an automobile mechanic. WILLIAM SUTCLIFFE MYERS l'll :uit my fancy in every way. Football 23 Basketball 23 Minstrel 2, 43 Conservation Club 2, 3, 43 Audio-Visual Club 2. Amiable and carefree . . . fond of parties and other good times . . . short haircuts . . . hope he won't get his wires crossed. JUNE NEUMANN I move faster than 4 weuver': Jlouttlef' Hilltop Club 2, 33 Minstrel 4g Conservation Club 4. A good worker . . . moves quickly . . . quiet temperament 1 e any task unhnished. . . . will not eav D ROBERT PAQUETTE GERAL FriemlJbip cement: the world. Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Conservation Club 3, 43 French Club 33 Chefs Club 2. f ' nds among seniors . . . good sportsmanship in ball . . . dreams of Has many rie athletics . . . competent in basketball and base being a major leaguer. 23 ., N . it l CHARLES PETER PARLOW He ir well acquainted with miychieff' Conservation Club 3, 4. Attractive with black hair . . . quiet and shy with girls . . f a whiz on roller skates . . . may become a farmer. ROBERT ALLAN PARTYKA There'J a good time coming, boys. Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 45 Motor Club 2, 3. Curly hair . . . cute . . . has a flair for parties . . . found often in crowds . . . wouldn't consider walking . . . hopes to be some kind of inspector. BEVERLY JEAN PEARSTON Sing away Jorrow, cart away carer. Minstrel 2, 5, 43 Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4g Outing Club 2, 33 Softball 4. Displays a sharp wit . . . quite a basketball player . . . devilish twinkle in her eye . . . not afraid of a dare . . . Her True Love, nursing. CAROL PEER 'The hert of healer: is good cheer. Hilltop Club 2, 5, 45 Minstrel 5. Kind and considerate . . . quiet and soft spoken . . . works after school . . . cheerful companion. EDWARD WILLIAM PENDERGAST Cool, calm, and collected. Ring Committee 3, Conservation Club 2, 3, 41 B2SlCCIlD2ll 2, Basketball Manager 3, 45 Foreign Policy Club 45 Football 2. Conspicuous in the red Buick . . . devotee of basketball . . . enjoys underclassmates . . . good sense of humor. 24 'Y DAVID RALPH PETERS I'll match that and faire you a quarler. F tball 2 3' Conserva- Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 oo , , S dent Council 3' Class Vice President 2. tion Club 2, 3, 43 tu , Would spend twenty-four hours at basketball if he could . . . minus all worries . . . friendly greeting for everyone . . . eager to be a broadcaster of sports. WILLIAM PHELON l never worry about what I did yesterday. Conservation Club 4. The boy with the sideburns . . . never averse to taking a day off . . . partial to automobiles . . . keeps silent about the attraction in Bristol. BARBARA LOUISE PIANKO plendored thing. Looe is a many J Conservation Club 2, 3, 43 Library Club 2, 3: Minstrel 4g Dressmaking Club 4. V fussy about personal appearance . . . sews well . . . ' ' ' . . . will probably take ery shows a preference for singing and dancing a clerical position. JUDITH ANN PORTER I can keep a ferret, but the people I tell can't. ' 4' Conservation .Club 2, Minstrel 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club 2, , 3, 43 Motor Safety Club 3g All-State Chorus 43 Laurel Music Camp Scholarship 3: junior Play3 Junior Prom Committeeg Foreign Policy Association 3g Typist for the Farmington Student. Miss Happy-go-lucky . . . never misses a party or a good time . . . has a New Britain directory . . . very dexterous on ac- cordian . . . will enjoy taking the boys' temperatures. BARBARA JEAN POWERS d ad of book: her love of fun. Her 76 , ' 43 junior Prom Com- Minstrel 3, 43 Conservation Club 2, 3, ' Outing Club 23 French Club 33 Dress mitreeg Basketball 2, 3, making Club 4. What a head of hair . . . there is no car but a Pontiac . . 'd bove the clouds. ardent Presley fan . . . wants to ri e a 25 Es! GAIL ANNE REEVE Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Conservation Club 2, 3, 4g Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Outing Club 2, 45 Science Fair 2, 33 Softball 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 French Club 35 Assistant Editor of the Farmington Student. A redhead minus a temper . . . good worker and student . . . worked hard in the classbook . . . loyal basketball fan . . . should make an excellent nurse. JOYCE EILEEN REEVE Life is what you make it. Foreign Language Club 23 Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Sewing Club 4. One of the twins from Burlington . . . spends much time on home economics . . . often seen with Joan . . . enjoys riding in an Oldsmobile . . . hopes to be a number please girl. JUDITH REEVE Left rtan a riot. Minstrel 4' Outing Club 2 Se ' Cl b 4 , g wing u 5 Conservation Club 2, 3, 4g Carnival Queen Attendant 2g Senior Supper Commit- tee 4. The other twin . . . shorter than Joyce . . . constant companion of Carolyn . . . roots loudly for Farmington . . . will take dicta- tion Cas a secretary, of course.J RICHARD C. ROURKE, JR. Confidence ir the companion of tuners. Class President 1, 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 33 Conservation Club 45 Foreign Policy Association 4g Minstrel 4g Business Man- ager of the Farmington Student. A born leader . . . wonderful interlocutor in Minstrel . . . still hopes for the Red Sox . . . keeps safe distance from females . . . honor student . . . most popular . . . a decided credit to our class . . . will enroll at Trinity. JEAN RUHLEMAN So easy-going and friendly. Outing Club 3: Conservation Club 3, 4. Pretty dark hair and e . . . enjoys roller skating . . . always singing When the Saints Come Marching In. yes . . . most cooperative and obliging 26 524 Evgen? gi 2 S5239 wg, he if 4' 'Q T .- .V,,,, r WL., i 7A-v a..aM.as, -5' w, AP5T ?l5?L'V, . I-??3eQ.s1,f'l'?. A , 7 ' rx, x i . .t -4 efw.ffe.af2if ,et - -, griiim -5-fins ' :Qi -ffqau, .fi W fr: 1 - f, V g:5'3?gfif?g?,,,, 4 . . - ,. ' 4 -: -.T ' if ' -gi ll- .5 A HQ, ' 5' V. HAROLD ST, AMAND My love pr Football 2g Conservation Club 2, 3, 4. of good nature . . . bops well . . . girls ney . . . aims high as A whole package his snappy ties . . . runs Chevrolet lit an admiral. ecedes me. admire PHYLLIS C. ST. AMAND A .faint at home, full of mischief abroad. Conservation Club 2, 3, Outing Club 2, Auto Safety Club 4g Minstrel 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Softball 3. Petite, dark, and pretty . . . full of pep as cheerleader . . kept perfect rhythm in minstrel . . . never without her smile . . . hope she enjoys office work. JOHN DOMINIC SANSONE No more appetite than a hird, you know, one of thore eagles. Football 2, 3, 4g Conservation Club 2, 3, 43 Auto Safety Club 3. Our connoisseur of pastries . . . would walk a mile for a ski slope . . . cannot get rid of his blush . . . prefers girls in Simsbury . . . hope he finds the unknown. JOHN FREDERICK SCI-HLKE H e if Juccertful became of hi: profound interest and application. Conservation Club 2, 3, 4g Minstrel 4, Fairview Beacon 2, 3, 45 Editor-in-Chief 3, Assistant Editor 2, 4g French Club 33 Foreign Policy Association 2, 3, 4g National Honor Societyg Science Fair 2, 4, Editor of the Farmington Student. Has excellent scholastic record . . . makes witty and clever comments . . . very partial to England . . . well versed in logic . . . pleasant companion . . . hope he makes up -his mind . . . robably headed for Yale. P EDWARD DENNIS SHEFFIELD He will make a date with Minnie, the Moocherf' Audio-Visual 2: Conservation Club 2, Art Club, Vice Presi- dent 4, Swimming Team 2, Chef's Club 35 Fairview Beacon 2. Draws and paints dogs . . . always telling jokes . . . prefers ite glib . . . knows all the Navy jargon. ninth g raders . . . qu 27 r f iq. 255:- , in FS., if Q. Q Q2 2 if lei? Zigi!-ffl? bw! 7 f eaiii .3 fe, Q 4: f. tt Q 4 ti ,g 1 :Ati ragga: ', Ar' ,JfC,g Q'3'.t-L t ,, 3, H 14 525 rfiitf X a . Ad' mi! Q L x at ,Q l if 1 at is 35 re -355.9 3 13 1 'N If re 'L' l 11, L ,V 5 Q 'X me as ga rf ,ac . X , a ref Q K, We W Q23 'E' M ' -A Q .W Q ,. 5:-ff .' if -,fm , Mfg. area. ai Q5 V. ..... A Q. VVQ..,:...,,,..:.,g.,?N by Q ,, , , . ' in - L ,,.. 4--..:,...tss--..f as -N ---- M- 'it ,, 4: 5-.:-:wi -:Iii-si 5 55.9115 :'- 4 .5 ,s.Fr: .1 E 21 .' :f::e..EE''5es'?af5E:.ifiiieiifliiiiiilillf:'?liW'.:91'E-1.2. 1 --I swf V - I at tr 2 ' f' . . -V 5-2 t,,f..:s:::',: , ALICE ELEANOR SMITH Marriage if like poherg you :tart with a pair arid erid up with a full home. Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, Outing Club Z, 3g Basketball 2, 3, Junior Play, American Legion Oratorical Contest 33 Field Hockey 3, 4. An attractive blonde with'a cheerful personality . . . enjoys sports . . . good leading lady in junior play . . . was without her special transportation in senior year. JEAN ROSALIE SWANSON Trerrer golden as the fairy flax. Minstrel 2, Conservation Club 25 Dramatic Club 25 Foreign Policy Association 4, Homeroom Treasurer for Magazine Drive 4. Quiet most of the time . . . very courteous and dependable . . . careful about studies . . . will seek employment in clerical field. JUDITH LEE TASSINARI We are charmed hy her rieatrzer: of per.fori. Dramatic Club 2, Conservation Club 2, 43 Hilltop Club 3, Minstrel 2, 3, 43 Foreign Policy Association 4, Farmington Stu- dent 45 Basketball 2. Her minstrel songs were well received . . . good word for everybody . . . gentle and considerate . . . neat clothes . . . is looking forward to November. EVAN TILLEY He cartigater Mrr. Malaprop with a diatribe. Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Conserva- tion Club 2, 3, 4, Foreign Policy Club 3, 4g Fairview Beacon 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, Business Manager of the Farmington Student. Winner of oratorical contest . . . football star . . . most partial to lengthy words . . . knows how to wash dishes . . . the world needs doctors. DAVID JAMES WARD He can whip his weight iri wild cats. Football 2, 4, Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Motor Safety Club 2. Takes life easy . . . quite a joker . . . where's the next party . . . tall . . . wavy hair . . . member of the football team . . . will be a mechanic. 28 if JAMES RONALD WEBER A perfect education - frequent -vacations. Conservation Club 3, 45 Chef's Club 3. Conspicuous with his striped shirts . . . quite a story teller works in rocery store after school . . . smiling most of time . . g . . loves geometry. DAVID EARL WHEELER Rich in tbougbt and character. R'H Club 2, 3, 45 Conservation 2,'3, 4g Baseball 3, 4, Min- i e strel 4 5 Business Manager of the Farmington Student. ' ' ' b ' ss . . . Takes prize for freckles . . . minds his own usme wants to be a sailor . . . interested in his studies and a career . . Anchors Aweighf' ORRIN RYLAND WHITNEY To each his own. Chef's Club 2g Golf Team 2, 35 Conservation Club 2, 3, 4. C f and debonair . . . enjoys jokes and a good time . . . are ree fussy about hair' . . . baseball his favorite sport . . . hopes the class of 1957 will eat at his restaurant. MARILYN LOUISE WILSON A flow and steady pace win! the race. Minstrel 4g Dressmaking Club 45 Outing Club 25 Senior Supper Committee 4. l l to Blue-e ed blonde . . . chews gum constantly . . . oya Y class of 1956 . . . sews well . . . generally with Nancy . . . content to be a housewife. RICHARD E. WILSON Like a bee, be lover his 'H0ney'. Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee of the Con- servation Club 4g Student Council 2, 3, 4, Student Council Presi- dent 4g Junior Prom Committee 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Harvest Supper Committee 4g Minstrel 49 Rifle Club 2, Business Manager of the Farmington Student 4. Good dancer . . . no two-timer . . . likes them small . . . b of football squad good job as president of Student mem er . . . Council . . . hopes to make connection with I. B. M. 29 30 1. JAMES SHEARER Attending .rchool i.r the thief of time. Baseball 2. Mr. Silence himself . . . three o'clock in the afternoon is best hour of all . . . very good pitcher . . . likes other sports, too . . . very fond of movies. THOMAS A. WUNSCH l ' Life ir too rhort for chess. Conservation Club 3, 4g Minstrel 2g Dramatic Club 2, 45 l Audio-Visual Club 1. Our best chess player . . . student of the Occult . . . pro- fessional magician . . . would like to hypnotize faculty to reduce homework . . . often adds a witty comment. l ARLENE ANN YOUNG A mighty hunter and her prey ir man. W Hilltop Club 23 Spanish Club 35 Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Foreign l Policy Club 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, junior Class Playg Picture Editor of the Farmington Student. Pretty girl wearing attractive clothes . . . big, brown laughing eyes . . . males look a second time . . . partial to Bermudas . . . will enroll at Teachers' College. CAROLYNN R. ZAPERT Why doer it get late so early? Conservation Club 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 25 Outing Club 35 Motor Safety Club 34 Dressmaking Club 4. Cute senior frequently in company of Lorraine . . . smile lights up face . . . enjoys many holidays . . . life is a bowl of cherries . . . making plans for social work. MARY MARGARET SALMON What wonderful cattle: one can hnild in the air. Dramatic Club 25 Conservation Club 2,- 3, 45 Minstrel 2, 3: Motor Safety Club 4. Most friendly girl . . . knows all the movies and stars . . . usually laughing . . . helps much in our affairs . . . hope she doesn't mix the medicines. Died August 19 1955 O for the touch of a vanished hand IN MEMORIAM MILDRED FREY And the sound of a voice that is still.',' Senior Class Notes President ,. .. , . , Richard Rourke Vice President .. . . ,.,,,. ..,i, T homas Crane Secretary . . ,, .. . ,Mary Ann Hoppy Treasurer , ,,., .,...,. .... A l berta Capodiferro MOTTO - Non confectus, sed initus. Not the endg but the beginning. COLORS - Turquoise and Silver FLOWER - White Rose GOD'S LOVE In the night there came a sorrow Somewhere o'er the land, A soul had gone to heaven guided By an angel's hand. Elsewhere also in the night came A happiness so divine. A babe was born, sweet innocence It was maybe as a sign. You see, both joy and sorrow are Presents from above, Each given by God for harmony, Each sent in perfect love. - Marianne Bera, '57 THE SEA It's fun to be by the ocean And sit in the summer sun, To swim, to fish, to just relax Until another day is done. It's fun to hear the waves come in As they rumble and they roar, And then fling themselves completely On to the silent sandy shore. It's fun all through the summer And I look forward with glee, To these carefree days of my youth Spent down by my friend, the sea. Alexander Mastrobattista '57 31 THE BALLAD OF THE TREES The wind was whistling through the pines One early autumn morn, An aspen on the hillside stood So small and so forlorn. A clump of birches on my left, Some hemlocks on my right, In front, an old crab apple tree, This was a splendid sight. Far off in view some maples stood With colors, gold and brown, And towering high above my head A mighty oak looked down. Some beech trees tall and smooth and slim Were next to meet my gaze, Then chatt'ring squirrels in huge nut trees Awoke me from my daze. Inside a tree stump old and squat I heard a swarm of bees, Their buzzing added sweetly to My ballad of the trees. Bruce Beaudin, '57 YOUTH They say that youth is confident And doesn't have a care. They say the young are gay and fine And would take any dare. Well, I'm a youth and yes, I know, That youth is light and free. But think a bit and then concede - The young wish to foresee. My youth is fading now, and so My future's being weighed. I'm eager and yet, very sad And also, I'm afraid. Carol DiTrocchio, '57 REVERIE DISMISSED I've often dreamt of wealth, And riches I've foreseen, And also in my reverie I've been a stately queen. Returned from my escape, I tell myself beware, For all these dreamy things, To my wealth can't compare. There is no need to dream In a country such as this, I have great riches here, My fears I can dismiss. I have no need to dream, Begone! O Reverie. In my America, I'm always fancy-free. Alberta Capodiferro, '57 THE HUMMING BIRD A thimble full of tiny jewels, Swift visitor so rare, A feathered acrobat who swings On trapeze out of air. He dives and loops and spins and turns And somersaults rocket high, While flower audiences below Nod approval in reply. The gleaming mite seeks petal cups To spoon the nectar sweet, Then bathes in drops of silver dew, And gathers cobwebs neat. To fashion ellin nests of silk, Then unsuspecting eyes Would never guess that soon there'd be More jewels in the skies. Barbara Lansberry, '57 Km Qie1 1 ilii km SWWH Mm 2 2Q i f?. ? lK!Hlmf 3 VJ fk 'im' 8111 M8lXQ HX Qi? id X if 1X I , .M I M 11 My Wi 'X -5,- . . Q ill M 1 LM, W 3 Q1 '1 V M I A IN 1 Q g.fg-9 .lA: : 1 X in ,R ' Gzrls Basketball Team Coaches M155 Mary Hemtz and M1ss Sh1r1ey ONei1 'ff' aa ,. 'A 1,,g1- .,,.L ,, 2 56,48 K' A ,M ' :vin wk! A I :Q- XM 212 S M3 Q56 w X 1 lv 5 Q ' ma m -, -ww ' L 511: - an Boys' j. V. Basketball Team - Coach, Mr. Joseph Pikiell 1 MJ, Y Q 5 , f- ,- 1 7 , S11 4.1 I Q SX W 437,-dv! fs-ng 5 4 z 7 ,M swm 'N--fl fhfiw A a GZVZS J V B6lSk6lb6lll P1-1661772 Coaches Mlss Sh1rley ONe11 and Mlss Mary Heintz Fzeld HOCk6y 11661772 Coaches Mxss Shuley ONe1l and M1ss Mary Hemtz am W-3-H 2 x-if 1n ng,u.T. i. 35 'F'15,yE xx ww: egg, qw faq, :QQ 'ff2,2il?K22 Ygz in gf! c, .. an f I Q .. .. M. ,. F F O ff' s' 745 C IJ eerlead ers Football Team -- Coach, Mr. Leo Pinsky Softball Team - Coach, Miss Shirley O'Nei1 BMW!! - Director, Mr. Harold Alpert .1 X P K i rf ra F F 07019955761 - Director, Mr. Harold Alpert Choir - Director, Miss Barbara Beech I7Zf1'6l77'lZl'l' ill B06l7'd - Advisors, Miss Mary Heintz and Miss Shirley O'Nei1 - Advisor, Miss Mary Heintz - Advisor, Mr. john Gaisford A L I r i 25 2 2 Student Council - A i National Honor Society - Advisor, D. Evelyn Bower F07'6ig72 Policy -- Advisor, Mrs. Marilyn Arzylowicz 1 r Q S - Advisor, Eileen Kelly rt - Advisor, Mr. James McCafTery 3 1 1 - Advisor, Miss Esther Sullivan --.4 W' C0775e7'U4fi07Z - Advisor, Mr. Robert Saunders f' 'Q' Sf76l7ZiSh - Advisor, Mr. Frederick Burkhardt Fairview B36lC07'l -- Advisor, Miss Stacia Balazy I5 v Chef-5' - Advisor, Miss Eileen Kelly Librarian C lub M0f07' Sd ety - Advisor, Mr. Joseph Fries f -Q Em XX U K VH wr 1 n v n V K1 yi f Q J N 1 J mv ce - s' if, F J 'if f NS 4,9 J' V , 7 if jb- pi f f 1 . I I '5 f X I Aw 1. 1 K x ig .. - ,..-- Yu I la H WW , U '? W Xl 7 Wig EM A V L ff x ,7 N QSINJOR, QACTIVI mis 31: --X 1l --, 'N ww i 5 fm 2 1. r Www, S 1 ,Vs Claw aflplzabet is for Anderson, whose hair is like fire, Her personality and smile we all admire. is for Bagdigian, whose first name is Pat, She sang in the minstrel to keep Leiper from going flat. is for Beaudin, who has quite a bit of wit, With all his classmates he certainly was a hit. is for Bell, who is never alone, When we see her, she's always with joan. is for Bera, who enjoys Latin class, But is it Vergil who appeals to this lass? is for Bonini, club President great, 'Who misses home room whenever he sleeps late. is for Boundy, with a wit sharp and keen, Walking with Butch she can often be seen. is for Branigan, tiptoeing lass, Only coming late into homeroom class. is for Brown, a woodsman is he, No wildlife scares him, but from women he'll Hee. is for Buxton, Burlington's belle, Always bubbling with something to tell. is for Calver, who helped her minstrel intentions, When she dilated all her dimensions. is for Capodiferro, sincere, firm, and true, She'd be a welcome mate in any man's canoe. is for Clifford, who is new to our class, When he comes in each day he needs a pass. is for Cook, as a cheerleader she's line, And with the fellows, she has-quite a line. is for Corbidge, who likes to sew, She eats spinach and hopes to grow. is for Crane, the vice president of our class, He catches the eye of many a lass. is for Cromack, who has a good voice, Someday he'll be a maid's first choice. C C D D D D D E F F F F G G G H H H is for Crowe, with the hair of red, That she favors the Irish, it has long been said. is for Cunningham, we call her Nancy, Giggling with her girl friends is certainly her fancy. is for Deming, who hopes to be a nurse, To opening the books she is not averse. is for Denniss, who has her eye, Fastened steadily on one particular guy. is for DiTrocchio, who has much knowledge, Boy, what she'll do when she gets to college. is for Drown, Bob's his name, He's mighty good in a football game. is for Dublac, who's usually hush, He's certainly clever with paint and brush. is for Erickson, a likable young lass, Often found in the corridors instead of class. is for Farnham, a boy in the Navy, Who is to the sea as salt is to gravy. is for Fellage, athletic and gay, Her laugh is enough to make any teacher gray. is for Fitzgerald, adept at the dance, 'Whose young Irish face her charms enhance. is for Fontaine, who is seldom heard, She's one woman who speaks just one word. is for Garro, with great school spirit, When she leads a cheer we can always hear it. is for Goodwin, we call her Sandy, With brush and paints she is quite handy. is for Gunther, whose first name is Guy, He usually gets home when dawn is nigh. is for Habernak, who is quite small, If friends were inches, she'd be miles tall. is for Heiman, a girl full of fun, But never her studies will she shun. is for Hoppy, who has found her nook, Behind the counter at Sunnybrook. Claw is for Illsley, who enjoys cooking, At one boy, only, she's now looking. is for Johansen, who speaks with a drawl, He'd rather not go to classes at all. is for Johnson, who hasn't much to say, But she's very friendly in her quiet Way. is for Joyce, who uses his glasses, In order to look for pretty lasses. is for Joyce, this one is Paul, H Some sweet girl he'll one day enthrall. is for Keith, who likes to sew, If she keeps it up, her household furnishings will grow. is for Kendrick, who blushes with ease, Whenever his friends begin to tease. is for Kimberly, sweet and keen, With Kendrick, she's a polka queen. is for Kingsbury, a tall girl is she, She likes Farmington just as much as we. is for Kristofak, a talented boy, Show him a blond and he'll jump for joy. is for Kruse, who has earned her letter, In hockey and basketball, they come no better. is for Labadia, of whom it's been said, When it comes to colors, her favorite is Red. is for Lansberry, who is quite clever, Her assignments are always done with endeavor. is for Lauretti, who gave kids quite a treat, When he played Santa Claus down on Water Street. is for Lawrence, who'd like to stay single, When he gets married he'll hand over all his jingle. is for LeBoutheller, his nickname is Red, He finds it a task to get out of bed. is for Lee, a teacher he will be, But first of all, he must sail the sea. auplzabef L is for Leiper, who sang quite a song, He made up some new notes to help him along L is for Lessard, with complexion fair, That goes so well with her pretty dark hair. M is for Mack, who looked rather cute, Especially in her Indian suit. M is for Mahannah, one of the three, Much success in printing for him we foresee M is for Marshall, who we know isn't shy, She's always giving the boys the eye. M is for McDermott, who is rather quiet, But when she gets going what a riot. M is for McGarty, who belongs to a clique, It is rather small, just she and Dick. M is for Maguire, who is as tall as towers, He sits in class counting the hours. M is for Mastrobattista, so sparing of sound, His clothes are of the best to be found. M is for McKnight, who is perfectly calm, She thinks sleep is the wonderful balm. M is for Miller, who buys many a stamp, To mail her letters to a Marine Camp. M is for Mitchell, who is quite a gal, She was outstanding in our Minstrel musicale. M is for Mullen, brave from the hills, He makes wampum in the cider mills. M is for Murphy, who is fond of sports, She is quick on the draw when it comes to retorts M is for Muszynski, who has lots of fun, Tinkering with cars and making them run. M is for Myers, our little papoose, But not so small that he takes abuse, N is for Neumann, who is good in gym, If she keeps that up, she'll always be slim. P is for Paquette, some call him Pops, In everyone's eye, he is certainly tops. P is for Parlow, his nickname is Pete, He takes to Burlington when he needs a retreat. P is for Partyka, whose first name is Bob, Curling his hair must be quite a job. P is for Pearston, a friendly lass, Always a comment for every class. P is for Peer, who drives a car, When you see it coming, run afar. P is for Pendergast, whose nickname is Goose, In that red Buick he's sure on the loose. P is for Peters, who can't seem to remember, What happened to the books he got in September P is for Phelon, sideburns he sometimes wear, Happy-go-lucky he has no cares. P is for Pianko, who is slender and quiet, What would happen if she went on a diet? P is for Porter, whose talents abound, At musical affairs she can always be found. P is for Powers, who knows many a tune, When it comes to Elvis, she really does swoon. R is for Reeve, Gale speaks in a hush, And can always be spotted by her deep blush. R is for Reeve, who sews quite well, Her trade secrets she'll never tell. R is for Reeve, who is always raring to go, But when you're in a hurry, Judy's sure go slow. R is for Rourke, a boy we all like, In our class he's another Ike, R is for Ruhleman, her first name is Jean, With her favorite Saint, she is always seen. S is for St. Amand, many friends he has won, Because he is truly a barrel of fun. S is for St. Amand, who is light on her feet, At cheering and dancing she can't be beat. S is for Salmon, who will go wide and far, To get a good look at a movie star. to S is for Sansone, Oh, we'd have a riot, If the doctor put jack on a very strict diet. S is for Schilke, a master of books, Who says at girls he never looks? S is for Shearer, a quiet sort of boy, Baseball to him is his pride and joy. S is for Sheflield, who's in the Navy, Watch out, Ed, it might get wavy. S is for Smith, a girl with blonde tresses, That Caddies are right she often stresses. S is for Swanson, not the one who makes pies, The deep blue of the ocean is seen in her eyes. T is for Tassinari, who gave us a thrill, When we heard her sing on Blueberry Hill. T is for Tilley, inclined to be verbose, Some of his words are really jocose. W is for Ward, a football player strong, He did his best to help F.H.S. fame along. W is for Weber, who can be found at noon, Doing something we can't mention in the boiler room. W is for Wheeler, with freckles galore, We don't think there's room to fit in one more. W is for Whitney, who is always at ease, Can you imagine him pouring at afternoon teas? W is for Wilson, with a soft little voice, The Army picked the boy she had for her choice. W is for Wilson, full of life and pep, In the minstrel, however, he was a bit out of step. W is for Wunsch, who likes to play tricks, He'd better watch out or he'll get in a fix. Y is for Young, whose name is Arlene, At all activities she can be seen. Z is for Zapert, a cute little lass, When was the last time we saw her in class? COLORFUL STRANGER There is a very strange and marvellous dance, Performed by a chap who lives and dies and still Lives on to snap and leap and twist and prance In his mad whirl to reach the sky. He's nil, And yet, he's there to see, and fly he will, For he knows nothing that does him require To stay near to the ground. He's hard to kill, But simple means can struggle him as mire XV ill in one moment cause a creature's death so dire. This fellow, strange as he may seem to be, Has never weigh'd an ounce at all, for rise Can he from out of death towards heaven, free, And slowly lose his color in the skies. So odd is he, this Phoenix in disguise, That' all his nature we may never learn. Yet ev'ry child, before he gains great size, Can tell of his experience, to turn Amaz'd, transfixed, to sit and watch warm Fire burn. - John Schilke, '57 E P i I E w 1 3 v s unior ffay 1 N , ,A -WJ .-W ,, K. 7 fl m f 1 1 M Q ' 'A Q l ::,.: --Q. PW- n 5522-94.-T ,-, Er V K . Sviigg v , 1, 4 A ii 9' V Bbq X 4 v 4 o-0: if 1 5,3 1 6 'Sz W? 'Ka 'Z ' K is it i g S ziggi gk , .za ff be LM, vp-4 smbfw , al I RPS -w K- . v ugh! I x fe rx Ari' Y! fn J 5 4 ,wwf L - . ff' ' 'QQ unior rom 'ff' 'Ny' fad! magine Clione Anderson as a hog caller. Patricia Bagdigian as an Olympic pole vaulter. Bruce Beaudin leading a Voodoo revival. Mary Bell as a psychiatrist. Marianne Bera as a hot-rod queen. Henry Bonini as a monk. Deanna Boundy as a bar maid. Joanne Branigan regulating clocks. Melvin Brown with a harem. Mary Ann Buxton an instructor in chemistry. Elizabeth Calver crawling through a needle. Alberta Capodiferro as Tarzan's leading lady. Donald Clifford as a truant officer. Kathleen Cook operating a steam shovel. Justine Corbidge as a cigarette girl. Thomas Crane lost in the Everglades of Florida. Richard Cromack learning to embroider. Ann Crowe running a bologna factory. Nancy Cunningham as Mona Lisa. Shirley Deming as Annie Oakley. Judith Denniss as a novelist. Carol DiTrocchio as a second to Floyd Pattison. Robert Dublac chasing- Mexican jumping beans. Robert Drown as heavyweight champion. Lorraine Erickson paraphrasing Milton's poetry. Henry Farnham as a concert pianist. Nettie Fellage as a State Senator. Rosalyn Fitzgerald as a traffic cop on Front Street. Mary Fontaine as a red hot mama. Rose Garro defleaing dogs. Sandra Goodwin as a gun moll. Guy Gunther first trumpeter in the Salvation Army. Emilie Habernak as an auctioneer. Leona Heiman as a Mouseketeer. Mary Ann Hoppy as the Easter bunny. Anita Illsley as a professor of Anthropology. Gordon Johansen as superintendent of schools. Barbara Johnson as a circus barker. James Joyce selling ladies' hosiery. Paul Joyce center for the Boston Celtics. Donna Keith manufacturing Beech Nut gum. Robert Kendrick as a great lover in French movies. Marilyn Kimberly as Eloise, Anita Kingsbury sliding down a spiral banister. Stephen Kristofak advertising reducing pills. Joan Kruse taming giraffes. Patricia Labadia serving Irish stew instead of pizza Barbara Lansberry running a pool hall. Ronald Lauretti as Superman. Robert Lawrence directing the New York Philharmonic Paul LeBouthellier as Little Boy Blue. James Lee sprinkling the salt on Ritz crackers. foul jmagine James Leiper as Quasimodo. Joan Lessarcl using water for gasoline. Teresa Mack as football coach at Mount Holyoke. Wayne Mahannah Hedda Hopper's ghost writer. Joan Marshall keeper of the pearly gates. Alexander Mastrobattista dating a vamp. Patricia McDermott doing the rumba with Jack and the Bean Stalk Ann McGarty searching for Moby Dick. John McGuire as one of the seven dwarfs. Jane Ann McKnight sun bathing on the banks of the canal. Geraldine Miller as the pistol packing mama. Patricia Mitchell as a lyric soprano. James Mullen as Dracula. Maureen Murphy as a chorus girl. Ralph Muszyanski riding a tricycle. William Myers as a F.B.I. agent. June Neuman mosquito exterminator for Scott's Swamp. Gerard Paquette writing a Dorothy Dix column for the Valley Herald Charles Parlow cabin boy for Tugboat Annie. Robert Partyka coming in on a wave of perfume. Beverly Pearston as a manicurist in a Cman'sJ barber shop Carol Peer as a fire chief. Edward Pendergast walking his baby back home. David Peters chief steward in a gynecocracy. William Phelon explaining Einstein's theory to John Sansone Barbara Pianko as a delegate to the United Nations. Judith Porter receiving an F in loquacity. Barbara Powers not liking Pontiacs. Gail Reeve as the popsicle girl at Ebbets Field. Joyce Reeve as a mad scientist. Judy Reeve leader of the Camel caravan. Richard Rourke as coach of the Yankees. Jean Ruhleman preferring devils to Saints. Harold St. Amand translating Vergil. Phyllis St. Amand running a bachelor's convalescent Mary Salmon as a basketball referee. John Sansone as a French hair dresser. John Schilke chief of the 'iNonentity Tribe. James Shearer making out the school calendar. Edward Sheffield with a drawl. Alice Smith writing a Dear John letter. Jean Swanson trimming French poodles. Judy Tassinari with too many Bills. Evan Tilley running a diaper service. David Ward leading the first space attack on Mars. James Weber as chief justice of Supreme Court. David Wheeler inventing an atomic freckle remover. Orrin Whitney as Little Lord Fauntleroyf' Marilyn Wilson Shooting a Wood- Chuck. Richard Wilson as a linguist. 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ET. liahvrrwakg C2125 R. m QF .. .4 V fQIaz'x'og CFU A. EicGarty3 CTU P. ?4a,gFi,flwn3 C212 I-f.' n ' 5 51 effmyg C219 Q. Anderson C352 J. rtwwxfmg C311 M. Efellg 5-ff-'fi A W J CBN Ei. Calverg C32-1 R. iiilsong CBM? C. Zlapsz't5C3FZj O. if?'u'itney3 C3'Pfi U. Larwslsmwyg C372 N. C3575 EJ, ? Tjfarsg C3-D ?,.. firicifsong CMCD J. Schilkeg Chl? IQ. Q 0 'izzblacg C5123 U. Lafrretibi BEST DANCERS 4 Marilyn Kimberly, Robert Kendrick MOST , POPULAR Rose Garro, Richard Rourke I Ai,k 2 -, ' ,:f . ' ,gx.1pv gi I ,,,., I , , ek f CLASS FLIRTS Mary Ann Hoppy, Bruce Beaudin ,Egfr 1 , X 1 f '. ,I il . T, -. A 1 we wal ' A- Y ' ' 1' ,., L ., . H V , 1 , if I ' s,,g,fef,ifg?? .V V 19' f x ' - xfii' ' L X - t if f553??gM:gel::t x. 5 Q . .5 Wm , ,M V Q 1 K Tf if-was ll 55: T T S . mek :.,. A if . y. X ,ng , MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Leona Heiman, John Schilke MOST TALENTED Alberta Capodiferro, Stephen Kristofak BEST ALL AROUND Carol DiTrocchio, james Leiper 'Rmb NIGHT HAWKS 5 .r Kathleen Cook, D. Clifford Clione Anderson, Richard Cromack mlhmnf BEST DRESSED Jane Ann McKnight, Richard Wilson l O en lOl' l l w l L ,gy YM A MOST OBLIGING Deanna Boundy, Melvin Brown W ' if: A S ff? S ' A X All K' I D BEST LOOKING i fir S 55,45 it 'K ' ' BEST ATHLETE Nettie Fellage, David Peters poffiglzf GLAMOUR BOY az GIRL Arlene Young, Thomas Crane X it ' K' M . - -I. i r ,,,. f 'Nf 5 f ' -ww f mf ff , ki.. 'mf' 7 Q 1 Q. 'Q Ye 5 L .S WEEE I fi fa A N BEST NATURED juclirh Tassinari, Robert Drown ,nap CLASS PESSIMISTS Patricia McDermott, James Mullen ' K H 55 'lpg K . if if Q , 'Ye ,r., :S 3' ' . -ae, . I . gg I fi A 716 I 5 1 f ii Isl ly bfi 1 5 CLASS BLUSI-IERS Gail Reeve, john Sansone MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Genevieve Ann Crowe, james Lee . ii ' ,I : 'Effie f I , 1 A R ' f3Ff 'l.f 55. ,fE5e ': QUIETEST MOST TALKATIVE Barbara johnson, Alexander Battista M A ary nn Buxton, Evan Tilley MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Shirley Deming, Gerard Paquette FACULTY JOY Barbara Lansberry, Ronald Lauretti CLASS ARTISTS Sandra Goodwin, Robert Dublac 'Rs- CUTEST Emilie Habernak, David Wheeler M4 if x ? qv- .49 Mais I 45,0 My 5, W1 fgwk K' --xi 1,1 2.9 ESI' iz I 'H' Clmclclea Mr. Prymak: What do we call the last teeth we get? D. Wheeler: False teeth. Mr. Dickenmann: Have you seen my pencil, Deanna? D. Boundy: It's behind your ear. Mr. Dickenmann: Come, now, I'm a busy man. Which ear? Mrs. Ellison: If a number of sheep is called a flock, a number of quail a bevy, what is a number of camels called? C. Zapert: A carton. Carol DiTrocchio watching H. Farnham catch a trout: That your little fish? H. Farnham: It's his own fault. If he'd kept his mouth shut, he wouldn't have gotten into this trouble. Question on English 12 paper: Who was Alexander the Great? A. Battista: An eminent senior at Farmington High. Miss Sullivan: When I walk by the typists I feel like a piece of uranium approaching a battery of geiger counters. Mrs. Van Horne: What do you mean? Miss Sullivan: The closer I get, the faster they click. Mr. Leach: This examination will be conducted on the honor system. Please sit three seats apart and in alternate rows. john Schilke: How can they account for the poor quality of half-soles lately? jimmy Mullen: All the good leather is going into steaks. Mr. Bennett: What do you think would be the quickest way to disperse that crowd ? Mr. Saunders: Pass the hat. D. Parlow: Did you miss school yesterday? W. Phelan: Not a bit. M. Bera: Did Rosalyn inherit her beauty? J. Leiper: Yes, her father left her a drug store. R. Drown: What's Tommy Crane going to be when he's passed his final exam? B. Beaudin: An old man. M. Capodiferro: Didn't you hear me call to you to stop? N. Fellage: I didn't know it was you. I thought it was someone I had run over. Mr. Pinsky: What is meant by indigestion? J. Weber: It's the failure to adjust a square meal to a round stomach. Melvin Brown: What is lipstick ? judy Reeve: It's something that gives an added flavor to an old pastime. Nancy Cunningham to Miss Kelly: I don't want to scare you, but my father says that if I don't get a better report card, somebody's going to get a spanking. Billy Myers: Did you see that charming girl smile at me? Rosalyn Fitzgerald: Yes, the first time I saw you, I too, had to smile. Mr. McKinnon: What kind of party do you suppose the prisoners at Wethersheld like the best? Dave Ward: Open house. Mr. Yung: Didn't I tell you to watch when the glue boiled over? T. Wunsch: I did. It was quarter past ten. Orrin Whitney: Aw, you're afraid to fight. D. Peters: No, I'm not, but my mother will find out and not let me take the car. Orrin: How will she find out ? Dave: She'll see the doctor going into your house. 61 f- ,Z Q-lk' 1 X Eff Jw f '55 xjf Eg C sl gf A ff I , 'inn Ein ,gm 'I' 'fig 1' ff I 1 N'?':0s 'X LB E W 1 il 5' X Z 4- N V 5 4 N 1 W' 1? r X Q., N I I R Q Au AHA h ' :I K4,:'?!lqi!, r I:gg. J fx W ,Ein A fx 6 M- mf X -fa su: . Cwsrsial 4 f 'iliii J fx I 0 5 'L at L' 5 fs, B.. ! ': YL 15 W 5 5170 4 X I ll b I Iwhffll . ..,, N W 1: I' ,- -.4 Defoni on Glueon kia 3 U ,fig xx AU K2 QGRAPHS x T , f ac9:10-0:10:10-Qoafo-S0401Q0-we005000000100-awww-owcameaomgao-mv-awx 9 I. A K E S I D E Ice Cream and Snack Bar Sundaes - Sodas - Fried Clams - French Fries Corner of Batterson Park Road and Farmington Avenue 11 A. M. - 12 P. M. Friday and Saturday 1 A. M. 5 5 ALMONT REALTY 9 S Phone BA 4-1976 - 7-0989 - 3-2011 5 9 9 HOMES - FARMS - BUSINESSES - LOTS if if 5 BAGDIGIAN BROTHERS, Proprietors 9 3 G 65 x? 0Y0N00'0K0 -01104014-05040110204-01'0w4010N0'40s0N01f6WQ01l011-?40f'0N01l01b0P2?'01'7101l05f0lS 9 5 Compliment! of 5 5 CAMPBELL DRY MIX, INC. FARMINGTON, CONN. Telephone ORchard 7-1664 Manufacturers of Sakrete Products 5 S . Complzmemfs of 5 5 020' '00 FARMINGTON SAVINGS BANK 3 Q FARMINGTON, CONNECTICUT 3 Q A Mutual Saving: Bank Organized 1851 Serving Farmington and Surrounding Towns for more than 100 Years Q A GOOD PLACE TO DEPOSIT YOUR SAVINGS 5 3 IN H?40N7'0X0'f00C7f0140f0v17r010'0'C0 -74?10'0'0K0 02W'l0'27 66 '0'4040Y0 -01v01'01'-0401'0205C f'0 10K0 402520 2010 '0 -01 0'L0Ph7'0'N01 M0210 I-0 01f-0x02 ,W owacawfafw-xonowaaauoxaeaawdammwawoomwoavowwwmwwwwomowx Complimenlx of 3 MCCALLUM MOTOR SERVICE 5 FARMINGTON AVENUE UNIONVILLE, CONNECTICUT Phone ORchard 7-2611 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and EQUIPMENT Compliment.: of 5 THE BROWN STUDIO 57 PRATT STREET HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Telephone jAckson 2-8905 9N0'20 -740N0'f0N0'C0'0N0N010K0110 0K010K-0K0 67 4101102636 '01'-0 402014010 3710140 C omplimentx 0 f THE VILLAGE LIBRARY FARMINGTON, CONNECTICUT BURLINGTCN SEPTIC TANK CO RT. 116 BURLINGTON, CONN. CONCRETE REINFORCED TANKS COMPLETE IN STA LLATION S ORChard 3-2198 H E N R Y F R E Y GENERAL CONTRACTOR 9X?Q7'01401 0'f0f40'6'f0110'0'405f?'0'20 68 'JH 4.7102 270' 102402'0NJ'-05'-0X01'0 519401101 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 46 SOUTH MAIN STREET UN ION VILLE CONNECTICUT Home Owned Ed Malick C omplimetm 0 f NEW ENGLAND SPRING MFG. CO., Inc. UHIOHVIIIC, Connectxcut 'Better Springs for Better Products C omplimentf 0 f THE FARMINGTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT ir 'A' 7K0'K0 040N?C0'0N0 '0K0N010Y0110 -76140 0K0 69 g75V? 49549'49059074Q3C05f95405!0N9N?40' 9799497 S67'Q'90' '0x LIBERTY - INTELLIGENCE - OUR NATION'S SAFETY ao? few -if 12 gi .t iv' miylz- - R RNAH0 , I To the Farmington High School Class of 1957, the Unionville Lions Club ex- tends its sincere wishes for happiness, good health and success in the chosen career of each member. LIBERTY - INTELLIGENCE - OUR NATIONS SAFETY The Rexall Store - Nerf Bldg. in the Center Q Ed Rosenthal, Prop. Preifriptiozz Specialiftf 5 Appliance: - Televifion - Bedding SH 7-2704 Home: SH 7-2705 5 5 ROGERS BAKERY C0mf'lm f of 3, WHITING STREET MR. ROBERT GILLESPIE Attorney at Law 33 WHITING ST. PLAINVILLE, CONN. Unionville s 2 X7K7s0v0b0s0X?0f0K01'Q'-0'10'Y010'-0D'-0'1C0'0K-0' 70 N -WX 4020 AOYIIN0 -201610 20140 1010 - -01202 K7-1020 r BEST WISHES CLASS OF 'I958 6 C omplimentr of BUETTNER'S TEXACO 437 Farmington Avenue OR 7-9921 Un ll C SOUTH END MARKET Andrew P. Glanovsky Prop. choice meats - groceries - vegetables - fruits - f f d ORchard 3-2365 0K0ff0Y 71 -1-62 -'-0' 010' 4011020 4-0F01 X7 7'0N7 401l7'0Q01f000N7201Wb10P10N0f6510M6Wf0N0 040140X0w02 10 ROSSVALL ELECTRIC CO. 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I Milford St. Burlington, Conn. 5 Telephone Bristol - LUdlow 5-8891 Of 3-9001 AMERICAN I-EGION HAI-L 2 Farmington - ORfhafd 3-9325 Telephone ORchard 3-9009 5 C omplimentr 0 f VALLEY RESTAURANT Collinsville Road Burlington, Conn. 3 gcmowaomwnaxafonovofofwwoxanovaomloawxofwmmonaea 77 517'-0201 f61WY?C0P6X0L72?WN?201100,W16W'?050-401l016M2f0 0401Wb6k06x 9 Complimenls of J. E. PORTER APPLIANCE SERVICE THE IDEAL MACHINERY ' Terrie Rd., Farmington Phone OR 7-2043 Co. C 1' omplmem of Compliments of RICHARD C. PALMER EDWARD P. DUNNE, JR. HENRY 'I' RICCI Plumbing and Heating Local Representatives: Metropolitan Life Ins' Company 225 Plainville Ave. Unionville, Conn. 99 Pratt St. Hartford 3, Conn. Phone OR 3-2966 ' Telephone JA 3-9711 Residence JA 8-6832 l LARSEN'S 5 . Compliments of - Luncheonetfe and Delicatessen Specializing in Home Style Sandwiches Q and Italian Grinders BAGDAD RESTAURANT Open Seven Days - Mon. thru Fri. 8-8 6 Saturday and Sunday 8 A.M. - 10 P.M. 5 503 Plainville Ave. Phone OR 5-9159 Route 6 Fmmmgtoni Com' Compyimemj of WEST AVON SERVICE STATION JAMES L. MITCHELL JONES JEWELRY SHOP General Auto Repairing gas - oil - tires - batteries Unionville Ave. Plainville, Conn. Lawn mowers sharpened - Sales and Service Q Phone SI-Ierwood 7-0401 Telephone: ORchard 7-9361 giwwwem-mcacaasa-mea-afawfwfeawvawavfwvw 78 BEAUCHEMIN'S SERVICE STATION Cifier Servire - Ga! and Oily Tozzrirt Cabifzr l0110N6'1'-01f0P10L0'110N?l01'-0'5'0P201'0X0'v'01l0x Clllllflfflllelllf of DR. ROBERT SHAPIRO 51 SOUTH MAIN STREET COLT HIGHWAY UNIONVILLE, CONN. Q Tel. ORcharcl 7-2398 ELM TREE PHARMACY, INC. W- J- BRONSON J. A. HARRIS, Pho., Reg. Pharm. Pfzilzlirzg - Quality Paperlmnging 6 Farmington Avenue Farmington, Conn. Birclseye Road Farmington, Conn. Telephone ORchard 7-2302 THE MAJESTIC PRESS BOWL FUR HEALTH Corner Farmington Avenue 8: Water St. Hall Available for Showers - Weddings - Etc. Q Letter Press and Offset Printing Linotype and Ludlow Service Unionville, Conn. Tel. ORcharcl 3-2064 AMERICAN LEGION HALL Telephone ORchard 3-9009 FARMINGTON HARDWARE INC. 192 FARMINGTON AVENUE FARMINGTON, CONN. A l.mrdu'ar'e rtore for your corzveniezzce .flocking maple lmrdware and laourehold Jupplier RAY SPERRY, Prop. Tel. OR 7-1544 DIUG SYOIK Complimerztr of THRALL'S DRUG STORE INC. GEORGE H. NILSON, Reg. Pharm. Corner of MAIN and WHITING STREETS PLAINVILLE, CONNECTICUT 9K7C0Y0ff0f10fS0'S01S-?66'C020'f0147'0vf0'401'Qf0110X0'W1 x7'?02 40110W2010f6110 C93'9540'5C0N0N949'53465f710790'403l0N7f?9-7C0 '0 05'?4?C0x LOUIS' BARBER SHOP DR S S CLARK On the Square FARMINGTON CONNECTICUT Unionville, Conn. ORchard 3-2954 CLIFF FONTAINE KUCIA'S ICE CREAM BAR 8g LUNCHEONETTE A Deliciouf Grinderx - Chili Weiner! Chili Burger! Mill Street Unionville, Conn Telephone ORchard 3-2186 Complimenlf of TONY'S DRIVE-IN ROUTE 6 FARMINGTON, CONN. Comp! men!! 0 PLAY GOLF CANTON PUBLIC GOLF COURSE Fine Bent Graff Greenx , Nite Golf 8: Driving Range 6 513 Every Evening from Dusk to 11 P.M. Located on ROUTE 44 - CANTON, CONN. ? 0'20YQ6 l0 '0N0N0 -0N7f-0W-0M02r0Y0'-0N0f'-0X-0 9050294 ,T. x7'0W01l01'?40'f0'0401'0106PWv01011?4010N0N00ff0'656N0N040' 'C0N x 9 Complimezlli' of GENERAL STORE GRAMP'S PHARMACY Newly Enlarged and Remodeled UNIGNVH-I-E, CONN- Carrying romplete liner of Hardware and Eleciriral Goodf X 1394 Farmington Ave. Tel. ADams 3-9273 ROBOTHAM co. 0A5'5 RESTAURANT 84 GRILL Inruranfe 8a Real Eylate SINCE 1367 Specializing In Chopf, Chieken, Sleakr, Spagbeiti, and Pizza Unionville, Conn. Tel. ORchard 3-2444 Telephone ORChard 7,9933 Complimenlr of 5 GEORGE C. BURNETT i STEVEIS Mean and Grorerier BURLINGTON, CONN. UNIONVILLE, CGNN. 5 3 as Compliment! of HOGAN'S FARM SANFORD 8. HAWLEY Frerla Slrawberriei, Sweet Cider, Wood LUMBER PAINTS VARNISHES UNIONVILLE, CONN. ff Tel. LU 3-9021 Burlington, Conn. G X 0vf?G0110'f0K0' v6ff0'G05 40W?'99C9'l7f0549'491401C0N0N?109f9 6'540'l0N9405 4?19'0x x JOHN'S BARBER SHOP 72 FARMINGTON AVENUE UNIONVILLE, CONN. 'Ir 'lr Compliment! of NIKSA'S PUBLIC MARKET 81 SOUTH MAIN STREET UNIONVILLE, CONN. Complimerzlf of Complimentf of PARSONS PAINT 8. HARDWARE RAY SPERRY Plumbing and Heating Cofztmflor 82 Farmington Ave. Phone OR 3-2424 UNIONVILLE, CONN. Farmington, Conn. Tel. OR 7-1904 Complimezm of SCHEIDEL'S MARKET HAROLD W. SCHEIDEL, Prop. COLLINSVILLE, CONN. Tel. owen 5-8389 Complimentf of REYNOLD'S LUNCHEONETTE 50 FARMINGTON AVENUE UNIONVILLE, CONN. SHADY GROVE TOURIST COURT Phone ORchard 7-9944 ROUTE U. S. 6 8: 202 FARMINGTON, CONN. 010f0210H0X0f'0'0C7f0K0' 82 Complimenlf of A FRIEND X '6W0 ?476 010N74717f0N001Wv6'M0N0N040'f0v'-?W2l7'0'f'0' x 3 Complimefzlr of lbe HUMPHREY FABRICATING Brickyard Road Tel. ORchard 7-2626 CORP. FARMINGTON, CONN. 19 MILL STREET UNIONVILLE, CONN. SQ? if? Complimenfr of Complimenlr of AMOCO GAS STAHON EUGENE v. NAWROCKI CLIFF FELLAGE, Prop. HEATING PLUMBING FARMINGTON AVENUE 3 THU-WS RED. Middie Road Phone OR 7-1093 Q UNIONVILLEA CONN- FARMINGTON, CONN. INGVERTSEN ELECTRIC CO. S Werfifzghoure Applimzcef-Elect1'iral Cofztmctifzg 5 SCHOOL STREET N G 17 X of OC UNIONVILLE, CONN. lf-'5 ,gin - 4 i 4 Complimenlr of ACE MOTOR SERVICE COMPLETE REPAIRS 3 Tel, 0RChafd 3 2216 Auto Body Work - Wrecker Service 5 Complimemf of Complimenlr of MCBRIDE WAYSIDE THE SNACK SHOPPE FURNITURE CO. Try our famous Pizza, Grinders, Spaghetti 1390 Farmington Ave. Tel. ADams 3-6291 and Ice Cream S FARMINGTON, CONN. Tel. ORchard 3-2763 Q x9N0N0Pf7'-0N-01'0K0 L01'-0'f6N0'0R?f-0v DC -01W5616N0v6140vf?026120ffQ0W1Z'2f0N90'016N?1?'7'040t0N047ZX ? LAWTON-MINER CO., INC. DUBOW'S Farmington Valleyk Leading Department Store T' DEALERS IN - - Fertilzers - Coal - Lumber - Building Materials Range and Fuel Oil - Bottled Gas South Main St. Tel. ORchard 3-2412 River.Roacl Phone ORchard 3-2529 UNIONVILLE, CONN. UNIONVILLE, CONN. WASLEY PRODUCTS Complimentf of INCORPORATED MERTON HODGE FARMINGTON, CONN. iff 793 5 Compliment! of . THE CORNER HOUSE 3 UNIONVILLE WATER CO, 4 Main Street Farmington, Conn. 5 Tel. okfhafd 7-9950 2 3 ALBERT KUBAS, Prop. 5 ALBERT Diplemo THE GREEN PICKET TREE EXIJERT Fomouf for Golden Brown Fried Chirken Telephone ORchard 3-9005 3 FARMINGTON, CONN. Farmington Avenue, Unionville 9 Telephone Okhafd 74986 AARON HEIMAN DAVID HEIMAN 2 x9K0'102f0ff01'0110N0'47'0N7C0b10N0vL01'0K01E0W61f0'10'f0K02 gi7e0af0a 401f0 0140f401'-0102201Wf10f201CJL0210N6'240N0'- 0 '-01f0X02101'-04 0'f'0x20N0'bf02'-0x CUIIIPHIIIFIIIJ' of FARMINGTON ESSO STATION CROMACK'S , Farmington Ave. Farmlngton, Conn. ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION FARMINGTON, CONN. esunun Telephone ORchard 3-9018 HARRY LOWE' Manager l Complimenlf of Complimewf of AMERICAN RESEARCH CORP. WR'G 'T'S 98 C I' 1. 5 WP 7'e'l'0f EINAR H. ANDERSON 5 TUNXIS STORE Q Q Slriflly Frefh Eggf - Dremed Poullry 5 JOSEPH DEVEVO, Prop. 5 CORNER OF SOUTH MAIN ST. FARMINGTON, CONN- Q AND NEW BRITAIN AVE. South Road Tel. ORchard 7-0818 5 JIMMY'S RESTAURANT EDWARD MOTOR SERVICE FARMINGTON AVENUE General Auto Body Repairing - Bodywork FARMINGTON, CONN. Painting - Batleries - Tirey - Acrefforiex 6 Deliriouy LaPizza lo take out BOB, JERRY, and TOM MATAVA ?C??1?0f?00f?05505'175N7?'?000'5X?5i05'5N7556505W7l?5Y0 C?ZQ 85 39202401 f'-01'-01'-01C0N01'010110140'0'f0Y-0-'-0'f01'-6Wf?l0 0401 40X x 9 Complimenlr of DlLl.ON'S MARKET HOLTE LUNCHEONETTE Firft Quality Meat! and Fish -- Grocerief Fruit! - Vegetable: 79 PLAINVILLE AVENUE 3 UNIONVILLE, CONN. LAWRENCE E. ROSE THE HEIN ENGINEERING Co' GENERAL PAINTING CONTRACTOR MILLER ROAD BURLINGTON Bruyb and Spray Painting-Paper Hanging Modelmaking-Mefhaniral-General Machining Elertro-Mechanical Auenzblief Engjnegy-ing Sgyyifg MaideH Lane F3.1'II1iI1gt0fl, Conn. Q Telephone ORchard 7-1867 C I' 5 amp zinentf of Compliment! of THE HOTEL WORTHY . Q SALING MANUFACTURING 9 COMPANY 5 15 WATER STREET 5 UNIONVILLE, CONN. UNIONVILLE, CONN- Complimentr of Complimmff 034 CROWE'S SERVICE STATION Tire: - Batterier - Lubrication I Telephone ORchard 3-9008 15 Garden Street Farmington, Conn. ' 4 3 muon G x7'?20K0M0X0'2fQf0v10'0X02r0110 02f?'0f'0N0X0K0X0 l6P X 46 -'01'0N7'02 '01 DC? 0 fwfwwacafafaeawfmwwrawwacawwwwneaffmfadawmwwmeawffawwwwwawx SMOLEN'S GIFT sHoP C0ml'U'W 'J of GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SERVICE STATION - Agent for French Cleanerf and Dyer: - C R 6 d 30 South Main St. Unionville, Conn. Omer Outes an 177 Telephone ORchard 3-2044 FARMINGTCNI CONN' Cgmpljmenfj gf R. 8 HARTIS 5-'Io-25, STORE Wood Turning - Woodworking BURLINGTON, CONN. SOUTH MAIN STREET UNIONVILLE, CONN. if wk LAWRENCE WEIDIG AND SON JOHN P. CLANCY AGENCY Perfonulized Infumnfe Service IEIAQ,-GER S 36 Hillside Avenue Tel. ORchard 3-2383 and HEATING- UNIONVILLE, CONN. UNIONVILLE, CONN. FARMINGTON BARBER SHOP Next to lhe Drug Store FARMINGTON, CONN. 0201621-0 0X7' C omplimentf of DR. W. E. PENDERGAST UNIONVILLE, CONN. 88 X 40K0 Q7403C07'0 10 910'44'44549 7'0497 9 SUNNYBROOK ICE CREAM BAR WELCH CONSTRUCTION CO. AND LUNCHEONETTE Rental Equipment-Sand 8: Gravel Try our Famous Grinderr and Ice Cream BURLINGTON, CONN. ROUTE 167 WEST AVON, CONN. Tel' Ommd 34489 EDWARD H. DEMING , Compliment: of .. INSURANCE - COLONIAL PHARMACY 793 qi? A. IOS. TOFANI, Prop. FARMINGTON, CONN. FARMINGTON, CONN. 5 Complimentf of RICKYIS STORE I PIONEER STEEL BALL, INC. , 28 South Mann Street Phone ORchard 3-2147 5 UNIONVILLE, CONN. Mill Street Tel. ORchard 3-2534 3 UNIONVILLE, CONN. t t 5 I Complimentr of GROS-ITE INDUSTRIES, INC. FARMINGTON, CONN. 88 ?C 4001-0'047' Compliment: of MYRTLE MILLS FACTORY STORE Connertifuthf Larger! Discount Department Store 3