Farmington High School - Student Yearbook (Farmington, CT)

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ANTHONY JOHN MAISCALCO Never a dull moment. Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Pop Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Specialaires 1, 2. Sometimes prefers New Brit- ain to Farmington-a good dancer and gymnast-mischie- vous both in school and out- continental dresser-stay as carefree as you are now, Tony. MARILYN FRANCES MCMAHON I bare double Jtnmp day. Bowling Club 1, 2, Dance Committee 3, Senior Prom, Senior Supper, Yearbook. Prefers Avon to Farmington- neat in everything she does- friendly checker at the First National-perfectionists make good secretaries, Marilyn. ANNE MCMANAMA Good examples' are the ben. Choral Club 1, 2, 3, Fresh- man Dance Committee 1g Li- brary Assistant 1, Make-up 2, 3, 4g Sophomore Dance Com- mittee 2g junior Dance Com- mittee 3g junior Play, Senior Prom, Yearbook. Anne has a special interest in the Air Force-Olfers Friend- ly service-hopes to become a teacher-keeps her feet on the ground while her heart's in the sky, right, McNamara? 24 RICHARD C. MANYAK CrilieiJm never hurl anyone. Baseball 1, 2, Indians 43 Jun- ior Playg National Merit Letter of Commendation, Yearbook. Impossible to tell what he's thinking-turned prep in sen- ior year-one of the wildest Indians-allergic to barbers- why is it friends say you're mysterious, Mane? 0'M.4,,Y ,us yi' ll: DEBRA ANNE MELVIN IFJ zoo bad all the .vtreetr rzren'! going in the direction I am. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball Ig Hockey 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 33 Dance Committees 1, 2, Junior Promg Senior Prom, junior Playg Senior Play, Sen- ior Supper, Yearbook, Student Council 1g Leader Corps 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Chair- man of Magazine Drive 4. just a bundle of school spirit -a superb hockey player- worked hard for the class es- pecially during the magazine drive-leans toward social work-may your work at Cedar Crest be rewarding. PATRICIA ANN MAREK Pnl all your lroublex in your pocketoookf' Loves to argue in a certain class-has a diamond-noted for big pocketbooks and good supply of gum. SHIRLEY LORRAINE MARSTON Alway5 a pleamni .tmile. Senior Promg Yearbook. Visits frequently in Burling- ton-silence marks her not- luck and happiness in what- ever path you choose, Shirley. LINDA ELIZABETH MICHAELS lWe must drive onrrelzfer to our potential. Girls' Basketball 2, Make-up 1, 25 Senior Play, Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, Dance Commit- tee 33 Class Night Usherette 3. Partial to freshman-an expert with knitting needles or a sew- ing machine-very change- able, especially with boy- friends-your typing job will give you the experience you'll need to make a good secretary, Linda. ' w, 1 'l5l55'1i.

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ELLEN CATHERINE LESIAK Why .settle for one accomplishment. Field Hockey 1, 2, 4, manager 3g Student Council 1, 2g Girls' Leader Corps 2, 3, 4, secretary- treasurer 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, reporter 45 Jun- ior Playg Junior Promg Senior Promg Senior Supperg Literary Magazine 3g Yearbook, Editor- in-Chiefg Student Council Workshop lg Laurel Girls' State 33 C.A.W.D.C. Award, D.A.R. Awardg Executive Committee 1, 2, 4. Has made a host of friends through her many activi- ties-our deserving D.A.R. Representative-A committee couldn't exist without her- has mixed preferences for Connecticut football games- yourconcern for others should make you a successful teacher, Ellen. ELIZABETH ANGELA LINGER A quiet manner will win her many frienilff' Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Physical Fitness Award. Whatever happened to the Liz of freshman year-seen around this town in an En- glish Ford and around other towns in a Volvo-female counterpart of Mickey Mantle -the class of '65 will hold re- unions at Lake Pocotopaug, Liz. BARBARA JEAN MACKAY The heit mirror it an old friend. Field Hockey 45 Junior Promg Beacon StaH 2g Literary Maga- zine 3. West Hartford couldn't have sent us a better classmate- the life of the party-drove friends to the Forum in a black T-Bird-prefers New York to Connecticut-may your list of friends continue to grow, Barb. ILL K. MADDOCKS J Line life with a carefree heart. Bowling Club 1, 33 Ski Club 23 Sophomore Dance. Usually found at the Bristol Plaza-a good dancer-small but full of pep-your friendly disposition should make you a success in whatever you do, jill. ANTHONY LESSING Last that far from lea5t. Regulations at Farmington hard to beat except as com- pared to military school- caters to the gourmet-sorry you joined our class so late in high school, Tony. JEFFREY DEAN LINDSTROM Style i.r the dren of thought. J.V. Baseball 25 V. Baseball 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 4, Indians 45 Dance Committee 23 Junior Play 3g Junior Promg Senior Promg Senior Play 4, Literary Magazine 3g Yearbook Art Editor. A good artist and is often seen in the gym or on the baseball field when not beating the skins. SUSAN M. LOMBARDI She never speak: above a whither. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Art Club lg Ski Club 25 Hilltop Club 43 Freshman Dance Committee 1 g Sophomore Dance Committee 2g Junior Play 35 junior Prorng Senior Prom, Senior Supper 43 Sen- ior Play 49 Fairview Beacon 2, 4g Literary Magazine 3, Hart- ford Courant Writing Award Zg Yearbook. G. L. C. keeps her well-fed- could survive on a strict diet of pizza and coke-was al- at the most left behind World 's Fair-your pupils will enjoy your rosy cheeks, Sue. LAUREL JANE MAHANNAH Time parser, no matter what. Library Assistant lg Hilltop Club 4g Volleyball 33 Junior Promg Senior Prom, Year- book. Looking forward to a success- ful career as a hairdresser- easy going but serious in ev- erything she undertakes- seems to reserve her voice for second period study halls. U

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CAROL ANN MIKITAS The unspoken word never does harm. Future Teachers' Club 3. Will never be arrested for causing a noisy disturbance- could easily work as a seam- stress-fond of drawing, es- pecially horses- bon chance as a French teacher, Carol. CHARLES EDMOND MILLIKEN I get 75 out of 2nd gear. Bowling Club 1, 2, 3g Rifle Club Ig Freshman Reception Dance 4. Deadly with a .22-that old Plymouth of yours will never quit-sixth period study will miss you. RONALD EDWARD MUNTERICH A woman is a man's hes! friend. Football I, 2, Rifle Club 3, 4g Choral Club 4g Freshman Ini- tiation Dance 4g Athletic Scholarship 3. Even disposition-not conver- tible like his car-loves par- ties-will never be a ninety- pound weakling-do you watch the games or the cheer- leaders, Ron? JOHN OLIN MURPHY Bat, gee, Coach, 1,116 go! a date Saturday. Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4g Bowling Club lg Dance Committee 1, 25 Junior Prom Committee, Executive Committee 3g Athletic Honor Society 3, 4g Indians 4. Basketball, Baseball, Barb, UConn., height-displayed outstanding ability on bas- ketball court and baseball diamond-has a full time chauffeur-one of our tallest members-we hope you will shine in college basketball, Murph. SANDRA LOUISE MILANESE Oh, fha! English Leather. Girls' Basketball 43 Make-up Club 3, 45 Ski Club 4g junior Class Play 33 Freshman Initia- tion Dance 4, Class Banquet 43 Yearbook. New Hampshire is her state -devil On icy roads-styl- ish dresser-your passion for TR-3's will get you many rides, Sandy. - may , ,.,- . - 7 3, ,, . . .Q Ea22..1..'1?f ff , .1 i ' sx .I CW: it ,I f' eiiillizlffli .7 ff'if,,f gr ' 2 4 rw-H., H . mv' BETTINA FLORENCE MILANI Merrimenl conquers all. Senior Play Committee 3. Seen frequently with Barb- very neat in appearance-em cels in art-will always think of Bermuda-keep up your Winning way and you'll have many friends, Tina. CHARLES ANTHONY MORANTE Where ihere's a smile, therelr Charlie. Football l, 2, Track 2, 4g Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 45 National Athlete Scholarship Award 31 Yearbook. Will go through anything for pizza-his famous battle-cry is woo -usually seen bomb- ing around town in his little green Volkswagen-your won- derful sense of humor will win you many friends-studies and politics do mix, Charlie. THOMAS EDWARD MUSZYNSKI There are a great many ways to hecome a success. Bowling Club 1, 2g Rifle Club 1. One of the 3 Musketeers - early arrival to school-early dismissal to lunch.