Glastonbury High School - Reflections / Lantern Yearbook (Glastonbury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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ALBERTA HUGRET Secretary MRS. DOROTHY LEHMAN Secretary ' BUSINESS MANAGER E. John Vincenti 2 MISS DQRIS MOUNT I Secretary if A 54.1 lr I .v 1 2 lm., .1 DEDICATION In grateful recognition of his ceaseless efforts and sincere interest in furthering the success of our students and school, We, the Class of 1953, do most proudly dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Alexander Plante. l 3 iifll VPACULTY MR. JAMES BAIN MR. EDWIN BLACK Mathematics, Physics Mathematics, Science -W iw cscc cccs ., Q f 1 i' , ..i . s i '-i.,- .. slis Q I MRS. DOROTHY MISS JOAN CHALMERS MISS GRACE CROFTON MR. EDWARD DELLERT DIMMOCK Physical Education English Music Home Economics - - x. f . A . 4 f , 1 , 7 , MISS RUTH ENGLES MR. WILLIAM FABER MISS ELSIE FURLONG ' MR. VERIE HARTWELI. Latin, French Physical Education Business Education Physical Education Nw-Q. K MR. WENDELI. I-IAWKINS MRS. HELEN JOHNSON ' MISS ALMEDA KELLOGG Music Business Education gi Mathematics X.. 31 FACUT-TYR R . ,jf 1 9 N - .U . iv 215156235195 ' J ' MRS. JEAN LEAHY Social Studies ' ' ' vis' Engliffhi I-Min X 1.12 . sw ' -Wm... ff i ww A 33 WF l vp l' N I , ,.., S' fi MR. JAIWES LONGQ X A MRS. WILMA MACORA MR. PETER NETUPSKY . ' MISS ELSIE OWE English Chemistry, Science I 'librlfiall QM. i 1- 5 Y lil f ...- il H 1 ,i 'f 4 wg , 521151, in -' uv S Ei N Hr -- if 'i'i 1f'f'-Z'f 5f7i21Zi1QiiEf24if l fi! -1 i F3?!ffff RRR'R ' K -'-f 'I V ..Q.. RMRR w i' ' K f.-iliii i ,i' i K '- M .15 ' .i , ,ffugf 'VUL ,J . MRS. JANE SOMERS MISS MARGA ET STONE MR. LLEWELLYN TURNER MR. PETER VELIDOW Home Economics Guidance Vocational Agriculture Business Education vc' M i , ... Q ..i l i 'H , 5 I H. ,Q Q WASILIEEF 'I if' MR. LLOYD WILHELM MR. JOHN YELLEN English Vocational Agriculture, A r ,I-X Biology, Driving lv l. ls, A 1 LANTERN STAFF CO-EDITORS MR. WASILIEFF Lois Doubleday Faculty Advisor Anthony Valdati BUSINESS STAFF Jane Elliott, Ch., Donald Paole, Jane Kellogg, Arthur Douglas, Jay Trepp IN MEMORIAM COMMITTEE Burton Turner, Ch., Caroline Dondi, Stephen Woinicki PICTURE COMMITTEE Marion Richardson, Ch., Murray Varar, Lois Manfreda, Mary Wilson Cabsentb TYPING STAFF Joyce Cavanna, Leona John- son, Jane Hardie, Joanne Sege- vick, Ch., Kathleen Jones, Ma- 'TI3 . va PROPHECY COMMITTEE Susan Goodrich, Charles Nutr, Ch., Roxana Cleaves and Steve Woinicki Cabsentj wr .5 . K is ' w1.af . ,fs I rg r fri er Vx., I 5 .Q S Q E 1' if-.ikf 'I v .J ix , U L' SPORTS COMMITTEE Thomas O'Dell, Alice Call, Robert Moody, Douglas Allen, Ch., Claudette LaMay Cab- Cabsentl tion Richardson, Pat Morris- sentl sey, Lois Manfreda, Pat Ferry. I . if . 45.12-fiii ii , I 'Q,f., If pk l I M ' S Siii '. . ,,t, ,,t.t, ,A C . , . . HISTORY COMMITTEE ART STAFF Lee Saglio, Brian Draper, Ch., Rosanne Preli,Margaret House, Joanne Saglio, Charles Reed Richard O'Dell, Anthony Val- Cabsentj dati, Patricia Horvath, Ch. ASSISTANT EDITORS Burton Turner Marion Richardson PHOTOGRAPHERS Harold Bantly, Guy Goethner WILL COMMITTEE Jane Elliott, Lois Doubleday, Joan Seiler, Ch., Ray Gardin- er Cabsentj STATISTICS COMMITTEE Jean Lanerie, Robert Funk, Ch., Cynthia Rivers, Richard Kretzmer. P 15305 Remember us when i2: 3' KQTYCP dePA ' , ee We ee,L, .,, . if LH f' geaem 8 VAUGHN ADDINGTON Vaughn ' 1'll have my fling. - fg, Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 43 A.A. 4, Foreign Policy Association 45 Mechanical Drawing 2. . ' OUGLAS F. ALLEN New ' ,, cookie 1 ,J too much time in studies X Nu ' il is sloth. x S J ,, 14 ANP Nj! KX l50 s owling41, 3, 14, tlnferciass Spgri 5 5 gf'-Q2 lv , NUI, 2' scer 3, 5 Bas et al 5 Base a W4 - ,. V' l f f. 2, 354, 'gelculub gig 3.3.15 2, 3, 4, aaweaw n 1 A . we I Qt if . nn . V:--' LL' , 2 I. J I .3 5 R fl NI W 0' 7 3 9374 A we le , M ,lv C ' i, - WARREN ERNEST BANTLE WX Warren Be silent and safe: silence never betrays you. Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Hunting and Fish- ing 4. X '. HAROLD A. BANTLY ' Toot A man of wit, learning, and virtue. Interclass Sports 1, 4g Baseball 3, 43 G Club 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Glee lg Sen- . ior Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 All-State Chorus 33 ,' Junior Red Cross Council 3, 4, Vice-Chair- man 3g Mechanical Drawing 1, Junior Citi- zens of Democracy 2, Student Council 2 lx ' 't ' . 3,,4, President 43 Class Treasurer 13 Boys: jg , l AA. ,, , ,J State 33 National Honor Society 3, 4, Year- ly af , 2,5 ,P book Staff. AQ, , 'C , it A 2 FRED CARLETON BOYD IV inl' A good laugh is hetter than medicine. i Entered Junior year. Interclass Sports 3, f 49 Hunting and FiShiU8 43 F0l'ei8fl POUCY Association 4. ,V V ., uili A 1' i'1' ' T 1' ALICE JANE CALL ' ' 1,1 .iiflifiii Qffif Al , ' The only way to have a friend is to he one. of Gfifll Y-,J J Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 3, 4, qt! ix - gy-ff -' f Basketball 1, 2g A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' 1 lv! f - 4 Chorus 1, 2, 4, Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. I -f ,L ' i ' .-4-. -X if Q F V., x R' 9 JOYCE ANN CAVANNA Joycie ' A merry heart doeth good. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, A.A. 1, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Lantern 4, Yearbook Staff. A' HENRIETTE M. CHAMPAGNE fl' X ' yea ff il ii, are JaClCl6,' W ,NJN fl' 1, I ' 3 b Gentle ir she, and of good intent. . ' il f r Tilly! tl 75' Et-VJ ,I Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I X lf. ' , MI ,Q QL, . :ky 1, 2, 3, 4, Lantern 3, 4, Dramatic 1, 4. PVP. ,ik HV A econ H ry All N L tin-tu ,wi A ' 4 Xflil 4. I! IE' X , 21 . if .J . 1' W. ,vm 3 l A . 'HI 'I - .ir 1' fill' we 2 I' -1 X ZX I 1- X ALL' h I F ROXANA ROLANDE CLEAVES Rocky I find the earth not gray, but rosy. Entered April of Freshman year. Girls' League 2, Girls' Chorus 1, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Citizens of Democracy 3, 4, Yearbook Staff. yyyfoolk , MJ MCHRISTOPHER CLEMENS 'W My Chris 5 5 ' : Mtune favor: the brave. ,f f' if boys' Bowling 1, 3, 4, I2terclassdSports ' . ' 2, A.A. 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, , Presi ent 4, x 5 f '66 4',f Hunting and Fishing 4. gl' 5' I x if fb f uf- ?5 CAROLINE M. DOND1 N- ,.,. , , ncaml., Here's to the charmer whose dimples we prize. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Leaders' Club 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Lantern 3, 4, Dramatic 3, Class Secretary 3, Yearbook Staff. LOIS ADELE DOUBLEDAY Laddy Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Lantern 1, Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 1, Arts and Crafts 3, Ro- mani Hodierni 4, Vice-President, Junior Citizens of Democracy 2, 3, 4, Secretary f 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, Yearbook Staff, Co-Editor. :ly f fl .31 2'-Emi' V 10 l I ,X ll' ARTHUR R. DOUGLAS ..An,, . Variety is the soul of pleasure. Boys 1BOWW 3,-4, Manager 33 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Dloys' Glee 13 Dramatic 1, 2, 3, ' 4g Hunting and Fishing 3g Mechanical Drawing lg Junior Citizens of Democracy 25 Yearbook Staff. BRIAN DRAPER Ilskipn The shortest answer is doing. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatic 2, .3, 4, Mechanical Drawing ,lg Junior Citizens of Democracy 2, Audio-Visual 3, 4, President 33 Yearbook Stali. Doromas J. DRUMM Do-Do Eat, drink, and he merry, for tomorrow we die. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus lg Lantern 2, 3, 4g Dramatic 3. WMU 1 i jiliyff Q 4, ' CARL EI.,LARD'.DUCEY it Q. , 'A- fDvCev' I. ' ' , I i 'ifchpoliiw at you make it. il W f ,I ' 'Boys' Bo ling 1, 27 3,'4, President 43 , za ' ' Interclass S sf-1-g Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- Q'yt,,.0.fx,K,fl.-LL f ke'tbaU IJZQLI3, 4, Baseball 4, G Club it ' 3, 44 A.A. 1, Z 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g l , 1 X - Boys' Cooking' 4, Secretary 4, Student Coun- S ci 3. , ' ' eg, , ff fr'- All l ' . 1 fi l V, rv 'YQ- USEE , E.2!.3i5- ROY THEODORB DUDZIC x ,fy 3 yw .1 N. K i vis ' QM Wi ' ' :lg li' 41 Little Immigrant You cannot waste tomorrow,- it is saved for you. Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing 3, 4, Camera 13 Mechanical Draw- ing 1. BARRY ANDREW ELLIOTT Barry I hate no many I am at charity with the world. Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 ,gunior Red Cross Council 3, Audio-Visual ELIZABETH JANE ELLIOTT Red Vigilance, action, wire eounrelsg there insure succemn Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Delegate 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Leaders' Club 4g A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Lantern 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Girls' State 35 Class President 3, 4, Yearbook Stalf, Business Manager. - HARRY G. EVANS, JR. ..Happy., I want what I want when I want it. N Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 4g Interclass Sports I My lg Soccer 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, YJ' G Club 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. V i' v VI f 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Boys' Cooking X' Ev 4 WK, MV J 4, President. 'Hp J ,,f fi? if ' ' 1.4 ' ,,,. f xl! ll 1 f ,Hv 'it 'J ,mug f 1 T I J . f 7' . , iv .if V'-:S- .-T.. ,' If ,pf gli '1 fi 'QM I . , .I llflt' LES: jf' ALBERT CHESTER FERRARI I Al Quiet men conquer mighty Heidi. Boys' Bowling lg F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN FERRY Pat A .raft answer turnetb away wrath! Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Leaders' Club 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Lantern 3, 4, Dramatic 3. ROBERT WAYNE FERRY ll Rome was not built in a day, A.A. 35 Dramatic 13 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4g Art 1. PHILIP FOURNIER Phil I haue laid aside business and gone a-fishing. Boys' Bowling 1, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 1, Senior Choir 2, Dramatic 3, Hunt- , ing and Fishing 4, Foreign Policy Associa- tion 4, junior Citizens of Democracy 2, 3, Emergency First Aid 3, 4. 12 , 'V ' I ' f '.?j ROBERT FUNK I9 GPF? Q ol' Rob lv aw 0 fe 0. Great in stature, great in mind. Boys' Bowlisg 4g Bmgaus 1, 2, 3, 4, QQL , Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g G nb 43 A.A., 1, , 3, 4, Boys' Glee 15 Dramatic 2, 3, 4g Mechanical Dra ng 1, Junior Citizens of Democracy 2, earbook Staff. RAY EVAN GARDINER 5 KA witb the dance, let jay be unconhnedf' 6 JP M! Entered junior year. Boys' Bowling 3, , l 45 A.A. 2, 3, 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, ,, ,rl , ,' 3 Dramatic 2, 3, 4, President 3, Secretary 4, 9' ' L YearbQ0k'StaE 3, 4. GL il WW MM ISABELLA GIANNOCCARI Bel1 ' A: kind as queen: on their coronation day. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, , 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g lantern 4, Yearbook Sta5. A GUY A. GOETI-INER Paesan A Pd rather be right than president. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys' Glee 1, Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 New England Festival Chorus 3, Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 2, President 4, Foreign Policy Association 43 ' Junior Red Cross Council 3, 4, Chairman 'f 3, Junior Citizens of Democracy 2, Nation- '- -' al Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Sralf. Q. 4 C ' ,X lifes? L9 ,M ,,,. ,, 1, ffl 5 :fr Z o sv 5 E.-' CD H1 3 :s Ei ,,, - All'.r well that end? well. Girl's League 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 4, A.A. , 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Lantern 3, ' 4, Assistant Commercial Editor 3, Editor 4. SUSAN MILLER GOODRICH Sue Look before you leap. Q Jn, Girls' League 15 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, wyire 5 ' y 4, Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Citizens of 9 Democracy 2, 3, 4, Romani Hodierni 43 7 N 1 . ff f 1 f p b Y 1 13 15 nf 3 , 1 '- 'mag EVELYN A. GROH Eve - Life ir jurt one tbingjzfter another. Girls' League 1, L3, 45 Soccer 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Draihatic 1, 45 Gerrixan 2. 1 - 1 . I .K 1 ,J if . XMARY HALUN . Babe NA rolling :tone gather: no mars. 'fl 5 I V 5 I l , Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Delegate 15 O XJ U ., 1' .1 fx A, , Soccer 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Softball Q , ' 'D' 0 ' II ' 1, 2, 35 Leaders' Club 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Big 5 , , 'dt J , 5 Cheerleader 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Lantern 1 ry j fan 5. , 2 3 I 9 if u , , I - 1 s .l 2 ' uf' ' ' , 5,5 1 , JANE T. HARDIE J. T. nga? S rr El! E 'S A light heart live: long. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Lantern 3, 45 Dramatic 33 Camera 15 Be- ginners Dancing 15 Yearbook Stalf. AUSTIN S. HARLOW nA-ustn W Great oder from little acorn: grow! Entered Senior Year. Boys' Bowling 45 se:.jl4:.3:5:s Hunting and Fishing 45 F.F.A. 4. PATRICIA ANN HORVATH Diligence ir the mother of good fortune. 5 , t,t,s t ' Girls' League 1, 2, 5, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 35 Softball 1, 2, 35 A.A. 15 H '-55' . A' Girls' Chorus 15 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Lan- tern 45 Arts and Crafts 35 Travel 15 Year- . nook Staff. ' . 1 551 - 'zw 2343 ' ' ' ' JJ V MARGARET HOUSE I 1 Nothing if .ro digiflllf but that it may be found out by seeking. 6 U Girls' League' 1, 2, 35 A.A. 1, 2, 35 Girls' f X. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Citizens of De- Ny, 53- . ' Jnocmcy 2' 4' , X ,QQ 'Y ' +, , . A . t , x : 1: X. . ' 14 Y ,N 5 I A I iw ! ,B 4 A Q7 n - ig ll' 4fj,'-'- 1 X- E P,- Xy 'L-f b iv WU E , all '32- - 4 Q' 'dr xl I 1 f I 5 I l HW-,f ll -2 5' A 4-5 - re - RUTH A. HUTSON Ruth Her ways are ways uf pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 45 Senior Choir 25 Lantern 3, 45 Dramatic 15 Arts and Crafts 4. LEONA MARIE JOHNSON ..Lee,. Hold the fort, I'm coming. Entered Junior year. Girls' League 3, 45 A.A. 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Lantern 45 Dramatic 35 Yearbook Staff. .2 9' C stay 4 bc if KATHLEEN GAIL JONESQA' 5 W She greets you kindly, one and ellis ..Kathy,, K, Qi., 5 Ei Entered Junior Year. Girls' Chorus 5 Lantern 45 Dramatic 3, 4. Kgr .V x -lift X xv ik - M ., - ' ffl JANET MAE KELLER 'P ,gh Jan 4 i A A K Our youth we can have but today. Girls' League 2, 3, 45 Soccer 25 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 15 Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Lantern 45 Dramatic 25 Camera 1. ROBERT KELLEY ..Bob.. Everything come: lo him who waitrf' Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 25 Hunt- ing and Fishing 3, 4, President 45 Camera 15 Mechanical Drawing 2. JANE KELLOGG ..Janie.. Blushing is the color of virtue. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Travel Club 1, Secretary5 Junior Citizens of Democracy 35 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 45 Year- book Staff. I I A -'. if i as l ' 'ii ,W s 1 W' KL '52 i f-11+ ,ee 5 ' 'i 1 A VJ as fell? X grinned I X Nj , Q I 5 - if 1, 4 ff . ' ' ' ' ' f,' 4? V ,f 2 l if .f,j,!T'b,' f. 522 - l x id. an l' 'W 16 RAYMOND KOCUM . . Ray. , It is excellent to have a giant's strength. Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 4, Secretary 4, A.A. lg F.F.A, 1, 2, 3, 43 Hunting and Fishing 3. RICHARD KRETZMER Dick Talk to him of Iacoh's Ladder and he would ash the number of steps. Boys' Bowling 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 1, Dramatic 3, 43 Foreign Policy Association 4, Junior Red Cross Council 35 Travel 1, Vice-President, Ger- man 2g junior Citizens of Democracy 33 Romani Hodierni 4, Emergency First Aid 3, 4, Yearbook Staff. CLAUDETFE M. LAMAY Dette She was a form of light and life. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 33 Leaders' Club 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chcarus 2, 3, 45 Dramatic 1, Yearbook Sta . JEAN M. LANERIE Jeannie A sweet smile portrays a sweet personality. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, New England Festival Chorus 33 Drama- tic 3, Foreign Policy Association 4, Junior Red Cross Council 3, 4, Class Vice-Presi- ,, dent 3, Secretary 4, Yearbook Staff. SHIRLEY ANNE MALECKY Malec Dynamite comes in small packages. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4g Soccer 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, Leaders' Club 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 45 Girls7 Chorus 1, 2. , jflv l ,I 1 ' rj Lois ANN MANFREDA - X If A t I ULD.. ,fl is ' N !pWith a smile as sweet as her heart. V' Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Delegate 1, jllwkj 'J Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Soft- 18914, 2, 3, Leaders' cms 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, HW fykll- 3 Girls' Chorus 2, Senior Choir 3, 4g Travel lg Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 4 Yearbook StaH. lx'VlJ-C, ' E , lx? fi N ZX . -I 1 w ft xl, is if r J i ft wk ,L .iii ' L' l K Il .2.3 Jyikiy D I ff I W - in 'wigs 1 E - , f -v at c 'a 4- 'H Viv . Q s ff. ,rar ,gi Vo' ':J31fZ??2?H'- ,AHF-5'1- ', ,if'.f f' ' W-?'15f ' FL' t a - M-'wif 5, fl 5, 4 555 -, me f ffl 7. ,f ar P' E' JP .af 0 ...tif tiff' a -. sf ' 1 - W ' lgjlmizb few, W' ,J A' 'Hb ., 0 We K ROBERT C. MOODY Bob Ambition caused Caesar's downfall, so I shall 'live forever. N Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 45 Interclass Sports 515 Soccer 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 G Club 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff. ' ' ' A, QF. PATRICIA MORRISSEY ' npatu ,I After the storm comes the calm. . Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 45 ,J 1 Softball 35 A.A. 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, - ' I J' 2, 3, 45 Dramatic 35 Foreign Policy Asso- I-' .-ciation 45 junior Red Cross Council 3, 45 'J 5 'J Yearbook Staff. 1 4 ' .1 . y- ' 5 ,1' uv V ef ,-wvd I, ORIE NIVER .torn Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Girls' League 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Lantern 3, 45 Junior Red Cross Coun- cil 35 F.H.A. 25 Travel 1. GEORGE NOVOTASKY Georgie A time to keep silent, and a time to speak. Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 45 A.A, 1, 2, 45 F.F.A. 15 Beginners' Dancing 15 Hunting and Fishing 3, 45 Boys' Cooking 4. , CHARLES NUT1' 5 Charlie - , My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee 15 Senior Choir 45 Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 15 Beginners' Dancing 15 Junior Citizens of Democracy 2, 3, 45 Student Council 25 Class President 15 Yearbook Staff. RICHARD O'DELL Dick Reward comes for trying, so try be did. Boys' Glee 15 Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 All-State Chorus 25 Foreign Policy Asso- ciation 3, 4, President 45 Junior Red Cross Council 3, 4, Chairman 45 Emergency First Aid 3, 45 Student Council 45 Class Vice- President 45 Yearbook Staff. i ,rt w i ll 2 ni 4' ' 1 K .ft if il A '1- like ' v 3 , 4252521334 7 5 1 . . a i , 3 kb Zig' W Qdflz ? .. : -f' ,N i J - 4 , , . 'h-'LQ e l fl If 1 ul A L X nA 'Ill lm! A -r ,- -: ,., ooo ' f .f X -'WA .,,..,,, .J--X ... THOMAS O'DELL ...romp Men gladly believe what they wish to. Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, G Club 3, 4, A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Lantern 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff. PAUL PAGLIUGHI Luger So much is a man worth at he etteemt himJelf. Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 1, Beginners' Dancing 1, Boys' Cooking 4. DONALD PAOLE Donnie I cannot :it and think, hookr think of me. Boys' Bowling l, 3, 4, Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, G Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Beginners' Dancing 1, Boys' Cooking 4, Treasurer, Yearbook Stall. FRANK PEHR Frank The unfpoken word never doe! harm. Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 33 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Beginners' Dancing 1, Boys' Cooking 4. ROSANNE E. PRELI ..Ro,. She wax gentle, .the was thy, hat there was mixchief in her eye. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Delegate 2, 33 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 33 Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, Leaders' Club 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Lantern 1, 4, Arts and Crafts 3, Art 1, 2, Yearbook Staff. VIRGIL CHARLES PRENTICE -.Peten A lion among ladies is a mort dreadful thing. Entered junior Year. A.A. 4, Dramatic 4, Foreign Policy Association 4, Junior Red Cross Council 4. s E. CHARLES REED, JR. Charlie Work irst, then rest. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatic 23 F.P.A. 3, X 4, Secretary 4, Camera lg Boys' Cooking 4' Audio-Visual 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 43 Yearbook Staff. , la v l M 'Lzn 1 M! HARDSON i aj Q ph, K ' , 'ifff ,jf rion . f U!!! ,od humor and good sense are her A f N11-f I companions. 1 V gue 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 4g Soft- ' l f I fi Girls Lea 'xl 'L - ollfpt l?.LlAg A.A. 1, 3, 4, Girls' chorus 1, 2, , 4, Lantern 4, Beginners' Dancing 1, ,I--, -gy i .1 -, UV Yearbook Staff, Co-Assistant Editor, .- . K X 1' A ' f '41 9. CYNTHIA R. RIVERS ucyn.. - The sight of her is good for the eyes. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4g A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Senior Choir 3, 45 Dramatic 35 F.P.A. 45 Junior Red Cross Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4, F.H.A. 2, Stu- dent Council 4g Class Treasurer 2, 4, Girls' State 3, National Honor Society 3, 45 Year- book StaE. JOHN M. RUFF Johnnie With a heart as big as he is. 91 Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 4, A.A. 2, 3, 4, y Beginners' Dancing lg Hunting and Fish- ing 3. PL 73. i 'f 1 fl? 5: LETITIA SAGLIO ulee., A good time she plum for all. Girls' League 1, 25 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 3g Senior Choir 2, 3, Lantern 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff. Y JOANNE SAGLIO 53 ' JO .X n n V ' - Cooperation is her motto. X 4 ,L Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus Q lg Senior Choir 2, Lantern 3, 4, Co-Com- yfi 8, ga 4 ' mei-cial Editor 45 Junior Citizens of Demo- J ,,,,,:.5 van, N cracy 2, 33 Yearbook Stall. . , e.. i i- as lr 19 N...mrul1r'Nn-l I' ff f b-1 JOANNE THERESA SEGEVICK -' Sedgie , ' 5 She move: a goddeu an o I een. 'V Girls' League 1, 2, 5 S55 1, L! 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 S ball 1, , 35 Lea - ers' Club 45 A.A. 1, , 3 , Senior Choir 1 2, 3, 45 All-Sta h 45 rn 45 mati 15 Be ' ner' ncing 5 Y k ,St M rl 5' OAN, Em s LER J l ' 1 . , a happy- of ky .fparkle i h .' 5 Gi L , 3, 45 1, 2, lf S Ball ' . 1, Lrg, Girls' , hm' s 1 25 lor 'r B, 45 Lantern is , , 5 mati 15 Beginn ' Dancing 15 1 a-ll fl ea Staff. 5 , j JAY D. TREPP lliilygywplllbyfl 3V A penny Javed is a penny earnedg I can get it for you wholemlef' lnterclass Sports 35 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' lee 15 Senior Choir 25 Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 45 Beginners' Dancing 15 junior Red Cross Council 35 Junior Citizens of Democracy 2, 45 flglational Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook Sta . BURTON F. TURNER Burt Without matic, life is a mistake. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee 15 Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 New England Festival Chorus 2, 3,45 Dramatic 2, 3,45 Beginners' Dancing 15 Foreign Policy Association 45 P5 unio Citizens of Democracy 25 Emergency -5 4 First id 3, 45 Class President 25 Boys' 4' U State 5 earbook Staff, Co-Assistant Editor. ll L 5 D' . X W yy ANTHONY J. VALDATI ' ,flu ,JIM I I llronyi I Whatever ir worth doing at all is worth doing well. Boys' Bowling 1, 5, 45 Baseball 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Beginners' Dancing 15 Foreign Policy Association 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 45 junior Citizens of Democracy 2, 35 Class Vice-President 1, 25 Boys' Stare 55 Yearbook Staff, Co-Editor. A A I +5 MURRAY A. VARAT ' Murray A manit reach .rhould exceed his grasp. f ' 1 Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 7, A lx fg, Dramatic 35 Foreign Policy Association 45 V ky 5 K N 'Junior Citizens of Democracy 25 Yearbook j V' pl V iff? Staff. , il-'RXN 'xx LC' A ' . X KJ K ,ff 1 M VH 'Q ' X. . ,Uv I C N ci? ' , N f .. X ik X X 5 X 20 L - X wi l L , - ' X AJ ll, Sl ll A UM V' V 5:5151 es rs NANCY JANE VIBBERTS O'Hara Her poice wa: evemoft, gentle, ,, and low, in excellent thing in a woman. S. u L 1 ' Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, Drama- tic 2, 3g Future Homemakers of America 1. WARREN VIELE Warren Better I e than never X .. D . 1' , V My 2: B 5di0-Visual 5,4. , f ,yilsfjx .1 l 194 ' I Ngacb YWHITE JJ , ' J ,A y f 'f cwen help: thore who help themJel11e.r, ,'yf43oys' Bowling 1, 3, 43 Interclass Sports lg A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Beginners' Dancing 1, Boys' Cooking 45 Mechanical Drawing 2, MARY KATHERINE WILSON A Kathy 'S.g Let all thing: he clone decently and W order. , Girls' League 1, 2, 3: A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic 2, 3, 4, Arts and Crafts 3: Junior Citizens of Democracy 2, 3, Emergency First Aid 3, ' 4, Yearbook sms. E e , ,, X-1, fl , , lx K 4 L. y FA fog! M . 'X A V X A Qty M nl' algal' INICKI 1 K K 1 ev 'I 1013- 1 L1 , I past' A 31.15 W 1 ,,. 1-+93 'LL 1'f.,'2f . .1 ' . 1 ,'-1 ,fr-' ,l ' , 0 tl W4 'JV' 3 5921 ' .,, l. ' 130 :L .I fr . J 'SS' E , 59 J, f Wh t e doe: ix done with Uk D ro much euJe. 'lf nter Junior year. Boys' Bowling 3, fi , Inter ass Sports 33 A.A. 4, Lantern 3, f ' 4, Foreign Policy Association 3, 4, Mechan- A Q48 Bu ical Drawing 3, Student Council 45 Year- 'L U book Staff. X HAEI. EDWARD YETISHEFSKY l . J! ..Mike,. After the battle- the victory. Boys' Bowling 1,'3, 4, Interclass Sports 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4, G Club 3, 4, President, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Cooking 4. 'l Eu is HI 'P V . W Vikf' V , U1 fsjr - V! Il 1 X 4 EDWARD M. ZEZUT 1, ,I I Eddie , L, Beware the fury of a patient man. i ' V I, Boys' Bowling 1, 3, 4g A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Choir 2g Beginners' Dancing lg 5 Hunting and Fishing 3s Boys' Cooking 4. f2-:?'i- MEMORIES l May we have a pass? Assembling the Lantern Keeper of ds Keys fj f Z 1 Q .5 ,.i 1, .1 :iffy 1 Geniuses At Work 4 School Nurses 2 Old Faithful 5 Dancing In the Dark 3 Noonrime Scene 6 Winter Duty 7 Concentration A gum wwf! Zin ilillemutiam BRUCE KARL BLAKE On January 31, 1952 our class experienced a great loss, when Bruce Karl Blake passed away. Bruce, a good student, possessed a congenial personality which attracted everyone. He is remembered for his natural athletic ability, which all admired. In his memory, We, the Class of 195 3, pay out humble tribute to one who is gone, but who will not be for- gotten. 23 Freshman Dancing Faculty Advisor HISTORY FRESHMAN In the fall of 1949 we found ourselves bewildered freshmen, wandering through the halls of G.H.S. Our homerooms were B2, B7, and 105, and our class advisor was Mr. Plante. We elected Charles Nutt as our president, Anthony Valdati as our vice- president. We also chose Lois Doubleday for our secretary and Harold Bantly for our treasurer. Lois Manfreda and John Seiler were our Student Council representatives. We then held a series of class meetings, resulting in the selection of turquoise and gold as our class colors and We shall be what we make ourselves as our class motto. Our first big social event was the Freshman Party sponsored by the Student Council. Everyone enjoyed himself thoroughly and agreed the party was a great success. As a supplement to our weekly dancing classes we decided to add a monthly tea-dance which turned out to be very well-liked. Time passed swiftly and before we could realize what was happening, june was upon us. As we crammed for final exams we started to think of our first year at G.H.S. and began to look forward to next year when he would return as sophomores. SOPHOMORE As September rolled around again, we returned to G.H.S. and started our second year. We no longer were uncertain freshmen, but proud sophomores. We discovered first of all that we would have the same homerooms as in our freshman year, with Mrs. Leahy serving as our class advisor. Then we began with a bang by electing Burton Turner, presidentg Anthony Valdati, vice-president, Carol Mount, secretaryg and Cynthia Rivers, custodian of our funds. We chose Lois Manfreda, Jane Elliott, Harold Bantly, and Charles Nutt to represent us in our school government. At a class meeting we selected a committee to look into the matter of class rings. We decided to use the school seal, hoping that future classes would follow our ex- ample. and thus standardize the rings of G.H.S. The most important social event for us this year was the Sophomore Hop, which we help in April. The theme of our Hop was April Showers. Caroline Dondi and Bruce Blake were crowned King and Queen. At the New England Festival of Music held in Auburn, Maine, we were represented by Burton Turner. In june we looked expectantly to our third year and back on our second year in G.H.S. which was marked by the losses of class members William Darby, Francis DelMastro, Gail Hodge, john Seiler, and Francis Vicecauskus. Sophomore Hop Mrs. Leahy Oflicers - Counci1,Members Fm-nlrv Arlvisnr ' . ' Mr. Plante Officers - Council Members Junior Prom Mrs. Colburne Officers - Council Members Faculty Advisor JUNIOR The first order of business in our junior year was to elect class officers. After hectic balloting in our new homerooms, 208 and 209, in an election presided over by our class advisor, Mrs. Colburne, the honors went to jane Elliott, president, Jean Lanerie, vice-president, Carol Mount, secretary: and Joanne Saglio, treasurer. To the Student Council we sent Harold Bantly, Jane Elliott, Paul Landry, and Lois Manfreda. At our first class meeting the subject of the Junior Prom was brought up. Commit- tees were appointed and after much preparation Make Believe was held on November 16. Jean Lanerie and Guy Goethner were chosen King and Queen. As the year moved on, Harold Bantly was selected to participate in the All-State Chorus. At the New England Festival of Music held in New Britain, we were represented by Guy Goethner, jean Lanerie, and Burton Turner. The year moved on and our numbers were thinned by the losses of Bruce Blake, Paul Landry, Carol Mount, Ellen Pratt, and jack Vasile. Caroline Dondi and Carl Ducey replaced Carol Mount and Paul Landry respectively in their class oflices. These numerical losses were partially balanced by the addition of Leona johnson, Albert Hall, and Fred Boyd. As the year drew to a close, it was announced that Harold Bantly, Burton Turner, and Anthony Valdati were to represent us at Nutmeg Boys' State and jane Elliott and Cynthia Rivers at Laurel Girls' State. We happily looked back on three successful years at G.H.S., and were eager to embark upon our fourth year. SENIOR Our senior year began with the assignment of seniors to the traditional 4th year homerooms, 107 and 109, and the usual hustling at our first class meeting. We decided to deal with Loring Studios for yearbook pictures. Mr. Wasilielf, our faculty advisor this year, was asked to choose the yearbook staff. We later elected class ofiicers: jane Elliott, president, Richard O'Dell, vice- presi- dentg Jean Lanerie, secretary, and Cynthia Rivers, treasurer. Our new Student Council representatives were jane Elliott, Richard O'Dell, Stephen Woinicki, Cynthia Rivers, Lois Manfreda and Harold Bantly, Lois, Jane, and Harold were later elected secretary, vice-president, and president, respectively, of the Council. After some weeks had sped by, we learned that Joanne Segevick and Charles Nutt were to represent us at the All-State Chorus, and that Roxana Cleaves and Burton Turner were to represent us in the New England Festival of Music held in Brookline, Massachusetts. An addition to our class was made in the person of Austin Harlow. After a hectic year of activities. including the senior play, and the Senior Ball, the year drew to an end. On Class Day, after the ceremony and autograph party, we traveled by bus to Ted Hilton's where everyone enjoyed himself. As we reflect on our four years at G.H.S. we cannot help but think of pleasant memories that will stay forever. Q . X t E R L.. Senior Class Meeting Mr- Wasilieff Oflicers - Council Members ' V Faculty Advisor Q S Ml sr .. .X3 3.g'1:1-lkqreix - -gt. , If 1 an Qi We, tbe members of tbe Senior Class, being of sound mind and body, do bereby declare tbis to be our last will and testament, and as sucb do will and bequeath the following: I, I, 1, I, I L I, 1, VAUGHN ADDINGTON, leave my performances as main character in Chemistry to anyone in next year's class. ' DOUGLAS ALLEN, leave G.H.S., period. WARREN BANTLE, leave my naturally blond hair to Dot Cliford. HAROLD BANTLY, leave my dignity to Stanley Malecky. FRED BOYD, leave my smooth dancing steps to Sammy Nutt. It's all right to have your head in the clouds, Sammy, but keep your feet on the ground. ALICE CALL, leave my wardrobe to my sister who already thinks she owns it. JOYCE CAVANNA, leave my rosy-cheeked, outdoor look to the many girls who could use it. HENRIETTE CHAMPAGNE, leave my sophistication to Nancy Williams, who thinks she has it already. I, ROXANE CLEAVES, leave my fraternity pin to the many envious underclassmen. I, CHRISTOPHER CLEMENS, leave my many freckles to Nana Camp. 1, I, L I, fl 1, I, L I I, I, I, 1, I, I, I, L 1, L I 1 1, I 9 CAROLINE DONDI, leave my ever-ready smile to the Fresbman Class. Cheer up, better days are coming. LOIS DOUBLEDAY, leave my scholastic ability to Betty-Io Evans, tohelp balance her social activities. ARTHUR DOUGLAS, leave my proficiency in letter-writing to Sbirley Varni. BRIAN DRAPER, leave my headaches with audio-visual equipment to my successor. DOLORES DRUMM, leave my undisputed class giggle to Joe Meskell, because such a giggle is always noticeable. CARL DUCEY, leave my entire collection of Western pocketbooks to the high school library. ROY DUDZIC, leave to the underclassmen, my ability to acquire passes when needed. BARRY ELLIOTT, leave saying Au Revoir to any suffering French students. JANE ELLIOTT, leave Norm to any girl that wants a boy friend. Try and get him! HARRY EVANS, leave my fickleness to Robert Riddell. Remember, Bob, Variety is the spice of life. ALBERT FERRARI, leave my skill in sleeping on an old, hard school chair to Harry Turner. Q PATRICIA FERRY, leave my competence in driving without a license to the people who cannot drive with one. ROBERT FERRY, leave my ability to get along with everyone to Bob Hrubala. PHILIP FOURNIER, leave my talent of talking on a subject I know nothing about to next year's Problems Class. ROBERT FUNK, leave my height to Russell Wesson. RAY GARDINER, leave my unique haircut to Joyce Tejft. ISABELLE GIANNOCCARI, leave with everyone, the hope that someday I may grow. ' GUY GOETHNER, leave my way of denying the girls a chance to Lloyd Moody, whose motto seems to be, Come one, come all. ELEANOR GOODALE, leave my diamond to Bunny Pikula. SUSAN GOODRICH, leave my riding ability and love for horses to Myrna Kuscbe. EVELYN GROH, leave my wit to jerry Sweet, hoping that in the future, he may give instant comebacks. MARY HALUN leave my athletic ability to Betty Thomas. Keep up the good work. ll JANE HARDIE: leave a big cake of ice'to jimmy Sherry to cool off his hot temper. :X ' W mea? l W 1 I AUSTIN HARLOW, leave my interest in the F.F.A. to all the boys who don't know how lucky they are. I, PATRICIA HORVATH, leave my artistic talent to Delia Norcross, who is following closely in my footsteps. I, MARGARET HOUSE, leave my shyness to Alberta Raymond. I, RUTH HUTSON, leave my ability to drive without accidents, to Aaron Suggs. I, LEONA JOHNSON, leave a pair of roller skates to Linda Richardson, so that she V won't waste too much leather in her trips to the office. KATHLEEN JONES, leave my smile to Dianne Wilcox, to add to hers. JANET KELLER, leave my cheering ability to all next year's tryouts. , ROBERT KELLEY, leave my hunting experiences to the Hunting and Fishing Club. JANE KELLOGG, leave my ability to have fun and get along with everyone to next year's seniors. I, RAYMOND KOCUM, leave my innocent look to Donald Cielhe. I, RICHARD KRETZMER, leave to the physics class, my ability to ask questions. I, CLAUDETTE LAMAY, leave my neatness to the students in 208 Study Hall. I, JEAN LANERIE, leave my sweet and glowing personality to Sue Wallace, who doesn't really need it. I, SHIRLEY MALECKY, leave my way with the men to Bunny Stavnitsky, with the hope that next year she will get her man. I, LOIS MANFREDA, leave to lean Pawloshi, my ability to be true to just one boy for at least a year. I, ROBERT MOODY, leave my skill of getting into trouble without saying a word to Billy Pawlina. . I, PATRICIA MORRISSEY, leave my baby face and cute smile to Shirley Czyz, who already has a cute one. I, ORIE NIVER, leave my success in homemaking to Richie Lysikg that ought to keep you in stitches! I, GEORGE NOVATASKY, leave my calmness to the Sophomore girls. I, CHARLES NUTT, leave my school spirit to anyone in need of such a good thing. I, RICHARD O'DELL, leave my interest in the Student Council to the Student Body. I, THOMAS O'DELL, leave my position as sports writer on the Lantern to Donald Hartwell. I, PAUL PAGLIUGHI, leave my ability to bop to the Freshmen girls. I, DONALD PAOLE, leave my interest in the cheering squad to Bruce Forbes. ' Enough said! I, FRANK PEHR, leave my brother to anyone who wants so much trouble all at once. I, ROSANNE PRELI, leave to next year's cheerleaders, the decision as to who will be my successor. I, VIRGIL PRENTICE, leave my smooth southern way to David Schmidt. I, CHARLES REED, leave my trumpet to the band. I, MARION RICHARDSON, leave my bubbling personality to Sandra Parmaley. , I, CYNTHIA RIVERS, leave my good-natured disposition to anyone who is in need of friends. I, JOHN RUFF, leave my gym clothes to Pete 0'Dell. I, LETITIA SAGLIO, leave my interest in the Army to any other interested girls. I, JOANNE SAGLIO, leave my interest in the Lantern to the Juniors. I, JOANNE SEGEVICK, leave my newly covered pillow to Joyce Heagle. I, JOAN SEILER, leave my bottle of unused glamour pills to Elaine Preli. I, JAY TREPP, leave that troublesome pole in chemistry to the poor person who gets my seat. I, BURTON TURNER, leave my talent at the organ to Roherlie Smith, an up-and- coming organist who will put it to good use. I, ANTHONY VALDATI, leave my theory of getting homework done without try- ing to Dick Goslee, who is in the midst of roving it. I, MURRAY VARA.T, leave my wit to Vincent Edgar. I, NANCY VIBBERTS, leave my many history notebooks to the History Classes. I, WARREN VIELE, leave my slogan, Better Late Than Never, to the Girls' ' Rec. Classes. I, MARY WILSON, leave my place in the Connecticut Co. bus to Iachie Smith. I, DONALD, WHITE, leave my sharp shirts to John Carini, who has quite a collec- tion of his own. Q . I, STEPHEN WOINICKI, leave my clever outbursts to Billy Lawrence, so he won't put his foot into his mouth every time he opens it. I, MICHAEL YETISHEFSKY, leave my standing in athletics to Bohhy Kulas. I, EDWARD ZESUT, leave my private parking place to Frank Manfreda. In witness thereof, the parties hereto have executed this agreement, and alfixed their seal in this year of our Lord nineteen hundred and jifty-three. 3 ! I 1, I I 7 4 POPULARITY MOST POPULAR Lors Manfreda Harry Evans MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jane Elliott - Harold Bantly 3 W 5 5- 'byuk ln pf' , a dl 4 'wx i 15821 33. I 1' if M' B I file? H aaaxaaaa aaaaaa I E I sf- L I ff f M , ,, .: I ww :. - 5l5Wl'- 2-W: I i - .555 ,Q 5' f ll ie do at W2 H I ' 4 , : ' A A Q Q,-ln MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY BEST LOOKING MOST FUN TO HAVE AROUND Caroline Dondi - john Ruff Marion Richardson - Harry Evans Caroline Dondi - Fred Boyd ' . M ,1 .,., Q ji 1 Q ra if 1 K If 'S X 'L Q 5' CLASS COMEDIAN FIRST TO GET MARRIED QUIETEST DOIOYCS Dfllmm - Rav Gardiner EICHHOI G00dal6 - Harry EVHIIS Margaret House -- Albert Farrari Q .L L FRIENDLIEST ' MOST SOPI-IISTICATED TEACI-IER'S HEADACHE Caroline Dondi - Fred Boyd Mary Wilson - Richard O'Dell Dolores Drumm - Bob Moody 'hh aallll T Y Wa dx, 3 f, 6 , 1 . , L l k CGNTEST S VV f lx Mosr AMBITIOUS T5 Lois Doubleda - Har ld Bantl if all Y 0 Y ,, , 3, y 7 I '23 BEST ALL AROUND STUDENT Jane Elliott - Harold Bantly M 2' E 1 it 'F In VL ' M 3. t 9235-1. fl 4 Q XS 'M' 'Ev 3 9 R 'S z 5 . l. .lf CUTEST BEST DRESSED HC? - K, , I -as , is 'ln fa wr-, 2 l f We lr A 4 1 . Q3 S , L'TTT f V. R ' T, ' iii . 533' BEST DANCER Jane Hardie - Chrisropher Clemens I Joanne Segevick - Edward Zezut Shirley Malecky - Fred Boyd f.:fMagg agp? rllr S , ,ww .,,5'1fw 5:1 f, 1' e LAZIEST CLASS ATHLETE Dolores Drumm - Paul Pagliughi Mary Halun - Michael Yetishefsky MOST ENGAGING SMILE MOST TALENTED Jean Lanerie - Harry Evans Pat Horvath -- Burt Turner '.1, f CLASS FLIRT Shirley Malecky - Harry Evans K.. AN' . , ...'k -7 1 :fi ' -173757 V. - Sk LIVELIEST Dolores Drumm - Fred Boyd 'QNX I fm QQ g -i K ess f X:-- r -3 .4 I s ll X x N f - -X Xxx fglfda 02 ' A , X g et .ihpx ' E ig A -E - , .:::-, , -,,-g- -i 1 5 -rx -r , S, - J..- 1. iz r--fa: 6 It is the year 1963. We are aboard a new Jetson Space Ship on our way to Hart- ford, Connecticut, to meet our friend and former classmate, MARGARET HOUSE. We are to accompany her back to Venus, as she is the chief representative from the World to the United Universe Geologists' meeting. As our ship streaks into Space Port Fifty-Three, we notice that ANTHONY VALDATI is the director of the Space-Port Control Tower. He expertly guides the ship in on the Telomatic Control Beam, and our inter-planetary hostess, JEAN LANERIE, conducts us into the receiving station. While GUY GOETHNER, the customs officer, checks our baggage, we order an ultrasonic milkshake from JOAN SEILER, the soda jerk at ARTHUR DOUGLAS' Space Bar. Almost immediately our ailing stomachs need the assistance of the Port Physician, Dr. SUSAN GOODRICH. She comes to our aid by prescribing a large dose of RICHARD KRETZMER's new formula, Bicatbonate of Coca-Cola, which is speedily administered by Nurse KATHLEEN JONES. We feel better at once, and having seen so many former classmates of GHS, we decide to detour via Glastonbury to see if we can find more successful friends. So we board a shuttle-ship piloted by Captain FRED BOYD, and reach our destina- tion, Viele Field, very quickly. We learn that this port was named for WARREN VIELE because he was the first man to fly to the moon. We hail the latest model in taxis headed for Glastonbury. Our driver, EDWARD ZEZUT, cautiously speeds out of a No-Parking area and passes a petit red put-put, practically hidden under its rider, RICHARD O'DELL. We wave to Dick as we zoom by. When we arrive in Glastonbury the first change we notice is BRIAN DRAPER's new three-dimensional movie theater. As we pass by we hear thunderous peals of laughter coming from inside. We ask the ticket-seller, EVELYN GROH, what's going on and she tells us that it is DOLORES DRUMM watching the latest RAY GARDINER-THOMAS O'DELL movie. We understand her mirth, but haven't time to stop. Eddie drives us to the old high school which we find has been converted into a grammar school as planned. We ask JANE ELLIOTT, the superintendent, to show us around. In the second grade we find CYNTHIA RIVERS, patient as always, slowly losing her patience. JANE KELLOGG also has her hands filled with the unruly fifth graders. We fondly remember '53 as we leave the old building. Now we take a turn around the Matson Hill section where we find ALBERT FERRARI running a new modernized farm. He calls his foreman, CHRISTOPHER CLEMENS, who directs us to the cider mill operated by ROBERT FUNK. Here Bob greets us with enormous mugs of his special cider which he concocted and per- fected at the suggestions of CAROLINE DONDI, chief taster. Outside the door we spy ROBERT MOODY sneaking away with a keg for his latest car, which runs on anything. Leaving the farm we head back toward Glastonbury Center. On the way we stop for fuel at HARRY EVANS' ultra-modern fuel center, which caters especially to beautiful women. We are pleased to learn that business is booming since all the love- lies come here. Not wishing to hinder business any longer, we ask our driver to go on. Eddie says his union works only half a day, so we hail DONALD WHITE, who is passing in his customized jetmobile. As we cruise along, our attention is diverted by ELEANOR GOODALE's brand new house-to-the-sky. We stretch our necks to see the roof, and instead see BARRY ELLIOTT piloting an old-fashioned helicopter. He is merrily chugging overhead with a loud speaker attachment advertising PHILIP FOURNIER's Hot Air Factory, which involves a new principal of heating. Finally arriving at the Center, we greet Space Cadet VAUGH ADDINGTON, who is sitting outside the library studying his Space Manual. He thoroughly disap- proves of it although it was written by one of his fellow classmates at GHS, CHARLES NUTT. We listen to his arguments for a few minutes and then decide to get some lunch. Fred directs us to ORIE NIVER's Flying Teacup where the best blended teas are served. As we sit down we are approached by ROBERT FERRY, the Sing- ing Waiter, who is vocalizing today's menu. We order our meal and Bob tells us that the cook is ISABELLA GIANNOCCARI, who also blends the teas. Adjoining the teashop is PATRICIA HORVATH's Art Studio, where we notice JOHN RUFF, the new Mr. America, posing for Vibberts Vitality Vegetable Cereal fk 1' which, incidentally, is headed by NANCY VIBBERTS. VIRGIL Pete PRENTICE is there too, practicing his southern technique on JOYCE CAVANNA, the Dairy' Queen. , Outside once more we step back as the fire engine fiashes by with fire chief WARREN BANTLE at the wheel. We hop into a nearby aero-car and find HEN- RIET'I'E CHAMPAGNE at the wheel. She is all excited as this is her first scoop for the Glastonbury Citizen. We arrive at the fire, and find LEONA JOHNSON's house in fiames. However, firemen PAUL PAGLIUGHI and DONALD PAOLE quickly put out the fire and little damage is done. On our way back to the Center we pass Police Officer GEORGE NOVOTASKY who is arresting SHIRLEY MALECKY for speeding. We stop and hear Shirley insisting - Honestly, I um going to a fire. In order to help plead her case, we go back to the station with her. At the station, Chief of Police FRANK PEHR disregards her alibi and collects the fine. We are about to leave when Sheriff DOUGLAS ALLEN comes in with ROBERT KELLEY and RAYMOND KOCUM who were caught poaching pheasants on ROY DUDZIC's game reserve. The boys do some fast talking and even invite the Sheriff to try the hunting there, but their attempt is unsuccessful. After locking up our unlucky classmates. Doug invites us for a spin in his latest model aero-car. We chat for a while about old times as we head out East. On Hebron Avenue we spy a For Sale sign on a rather dilapidated structure. Then, much to our surprise, an old-fashioned Cadillac convertible glides to a stop and STEPHEN WOINICKI, a real estate agent, hops out with a customer, RUTH HUT- SON. As We whiz by en route to Arbor Acres we hear Steve on our audio-meter try- ing to sell the place by extolling the finer points of this Delightful little cottage to a rather doubtful Ruth. At Arbor Acres LETITIA and JOANNE SAGLIO greet us with a warm hello. Lee tells us about the new Luna Chickens which Joanne discovered on her recent excursion to the moon. We hear all about the trip while we tour the ultra-modern farm. When we tell the girls that we are going to Hartford, they suggest we hop over with AUSTIN HARLOW, who is their delivery man. We say goodby to everybody and head for the big city. In Hartford Austin leaves us at the corner of Asylum and Main. On our Way down Asylum Street we stop in at MURRAY VARAT's famous electronic center to buy parts for our Thermospacemaster. The obliging clerk, ALICE CALL, asks us if we would like to have them adjust it there. We say yes, and she invites us in for a chat while these days, for Loctor works for bath soap, Alice we wait. She tells us that PATRICIA MORRISSEY is a successful actress especially in mystery-comedies. JANE HARDIE is the advertising manager and Pramble, now owned by CARL DUCEY. JOANNE SEGEVICK also the company as the chief model. Their latest product is a new miracle Purple Bubble. invites us to turn on the Kinescope, and we are just in time to catch CHARLES REED directing the fanfare for the new serial, One Woman's Family starring JANET KELLER. The word from the sponsor is announced by BURTON' TURNER who is telling the world about Purple Bubble. Murray comes in just then with our newly adjusted gadget, as we thank him and Alice and head toward the Capitol. On our way we stop in at MICHAEL YETISHEFSKY's sporting goods store. Mike tells us that many of his best customers are graduates of GHS. Outside we see PATRICIA FERRY's mobile hairdressing studio. ROXANA CLEAVES is inside drying her hair which she just had dyed to match her new blue Jaguar. MARY HALUN is there, too, as a manicurist. She is putting the finishing touches on MARY WILSON's nails. Mary had them done in flame yellow today. Pat is doing ROSANNE PRELI's hair in the style-of-the-month, Green Torpedo. We leave the booming business and soon arrive at the Capitol. On the steps we are not surprised to meet HAROLD BANTLY. He pauses for a minute to tell us he has finally made the Capitol as Chief Messenger Boy for the Governor. Inside the spacious building we find JAY TREPP, Comptroller, talking with his secretary, LOIS MANFREDA. They are discussing a raise for the Governor's chambermaid, LOIS DOUBLEDAY. We would like to stop and talk, but it is time to meet Margaret. She is waiting for us at the new cloud-scraper hotel run by CLAUDETTE LAMAY. There the smiling hostess, MARION RICHARDSON, calls Margaret, and we board an aero-car bound for the Space Port. - Once again the customs oflicer checks our baggage and we board the Jetson. Tony expertly guides us off on the Telomatic Beam and we shoot off 'into space. 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' lx v ' ' 1 Il, W Blueind Gold Q, f I 'U -f JOHN SCHENA .,.....,,4...,.,.l....,. president THOMAS .....s.... ,,s., ...I s ec fefafy 5 'xl AARON SUGGS ,.....,.,....l.. Vice-Presidedf I KJERRYASWEET A..s.... ..4..,.. T reasurer x. Q A 2 ' u . ,Y ' ' . -f 1 I ' - If I , ,. SOPHQMQRE CLASS ' 'J ' gl If Onward to the stars. u S 'Q E' - Blue and Silver I -2 . .I '5 RODERICK WARNER .,..4...,,. President MARILYN ROBINSON ,..,..,..,.. Secretary .. 1 s Q, LEWIS BANCROFT .,..... ..Vice-President DOUGLAS MACGILLVARY .... Treasurer v f ' l , . . N xx , ivfv -4 kjsw , . Q, JSO? I' 'I 5 FRESHMAN CLASS K9 is U, A . U I .A 5. ' ',, 4. 9 5 YN f , ' Today, we followg tomorrow, we lead. ui' :I lg, 'df Red and Silver i 9 -9 pjfxf PAUL DABKOWSKI .. ..i.. ,. ,President NANCY NEWELL ..,...,. ..i...... S ecretary LEE CARROLL .. .i,,,.,, .,... V ice-President ROY SHANNON ..i..i, ...,.... T reasurer STUDENT COUNCIL H First row: l F. Manfreda, P. Dabkowski, D. Daglio, R. Gordon, D. MacGillvary. Absent: Vfp L. Manfreda, Secretary. Second row: M. Bowe, B. Pikula, Treasurerg H. Bantly, Presidentg J. Elliott, Vice-President, S. Edwards. Back row: S. Woinicki, R. O'Dell, E. Verrilll , A '- Miller, C. Rivers, S. Wallace, B. Forbes, Miss Kellogg, Faculty Advisor. J i. ,: . ' ' .- 'ppl-V-jyfjyv-pf, UAF AT- ff, 'QW' .1- , . 'I ' Afll Nw L ' as The main objectives of the Student Council are to assist through cooperative effort in working out helpful social relationships in school organizations, activities, social and civic problemsg and to interest as many students as possible in its activities. This year the Student Council was busy with many activities. In- cluded in these were: selling milk at noon-timeg planning assembliesg conducting the A.A. Driveg approving new clubsg selling book covers and banners, and arranging the school's social calendar. This social calendar has included the Freshman Party, the A.A. Dance, a Sadie Hawkins Dance, and a Parents' Night program. First Prize ' . 'ff 12, Y fi ' - ' Vk., I .... 1. ...K ,x g P.. 'I i t - f W tilillllliww-T, 2 532-Q ' ,fill asians ,, K v,ig.pf .rg-'.:l.i,,.i, , vw 1' 1- TE ? T ' i- ii -'f'f'g-xi r H l ' , 4 1 . e ,qw . - K . 4 wi Mia' . .J-F Drink Milk! G.H.S. J ' 1 1 J, The I-V1 U2 4 L: dx ,Y X X, Q' V V' if J 1 1 A s X - A 3. f 1.4 T ff? W f M s ' M ., Kfvwgd 55,f,,,,f ,W Qf 'fWQWf . Wfff ffjfvpffj M WWW 7 7A7,w0 33Wfl V ff jf JM' jfiwby VLIXJJ VJ7f Vt gjtj' Al fijf l kg' , iff' N kz,,w4ZwfffjLL 551' ONQU ii uf J v 43 ' 3-'- ' '--5 -4 Q5 X X -Sf 7 Y' 22.-A ,pf NA 51 , '9' X l if 07 AV ax CHORUS Bc 'JRC FSP 'NZQVWK 2 6fTi7,.,Q E5 LANTQR bw . My L 511 1 H ' 'WI 1-QW , 11, wif jo f. ff- A if-. . .V . A. gi3..J-'67 at ' ' n A , ' lvjlxlllj f ,f XGN P or QI 04 w - at N 44 4 JJOCI TXQQ FOREIGN POLICY ASSOCIATION First Row: L, Saglio, C. Rivers J Lanerie, A. Burke, R. O'Dell, Presidlentg Mr. Longo, Faculty Advisor. Second Row: R. Lewis, B. Turner, L. Egan, V. Prentice, F. Boyd, C. Reed, Secretaryg G. Goethner, Absent: An thony Valdati, Treasurer. NATIONAL HONOR socsgry Q 2 2 - E NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: J. Trepp, C. Rivers. Second Row: G. Goethner, Miss Ke logg, Faculty Advisorg H. Bantly. X K I J . br QQN ISM I x . f NS A EIQFQS JUNIOR CITIZENS OF DEMOCRACY Seated: M. Miller, R. Cleaves, L Doubleday, Secretaryg Mrs. Macora, Faculty Advisorg S. Goodrich. Standing: C. Nutt, S. Nu'tt. ' tk. - '-'r b 'Emilu Post x , --'- , ,. , Book J - 'i A C+. , :N . ETirZlucTle f R MIND YOUR M AN NE RS First Row: Mrs. Macora, Faculty Ad- visor, B. Ehrlick, N.-Newell, Treasurer, D. Daglio, President, D. Hartwell Vice-President, U. Lomp, Secretary, S Parmaley, S. Madden, N. Harris P Cappa. Second Row: D. Dussault, I. Coe, M Hawkins, P. Bassette, B. Bentzinger, J johnson, J. Smith, S. Edwards, H. Al- lasso, P. Riley. Third Row. Heth, R. Ruff R ' J- , v Greenwood, R. Shannon, T. Milek, G. Gilbert, F, Pehr, J. Rennie. x' 'l bflor Red Crow, JUNIOR RED CROSS First Row: H. Bantly, V. Prentice, R. O'Dell, Chairman, 1. Lanerie, G. Goeth- ner, R, Lewis. Second Row: R. Smith, U. Lomp, B. Young, V. Dondero, B. Goethner. Third Row: C. Levack, J. Mucklow, S. Jewett, E, Wade, C. Podann, S. Kasper, C. Rivers, Treasurer, Miss Kingsbury, Faculty Advisor. Absent: M. Robinson, Secretary. '-1 J ,,, 5,1 .f S ROMANI HODIERNI B. Doubleday, C. Allen, S. Goodrich M, Miller, Secretary, M. Bowe, Presi- dent, Miss Engles, Faculty Advisor, R Ktetzmer, L. Doubleday, Vice-Presi- dent, P. Snyder, D. Reinsch, B. Goeth- ner, S. Buck. 'v NL'J' ' ' SENIOR CHOIR First Row: V. Dondero, R. Smith, E. Tallman, J. Keller, B, Pikula, S. Wallace, R. Cleaves, A. Terwilliger, M. Kusche, J. Tefft, J. House, J. Segevick. ' Second Row: Mr. Hawkins, Director, C. Rivers, J. Lanerie, N. Blair, S. Nutt, R. Shannon, G. Goethner, H. Bantly, B. Turner, H. Casella, L. Saglio, E. Verrilo, F. Teveris, Miss Kellogg, Accompanist. Third- Row: L. Richardson, R. Shipman, P. Clark, J. Ahearn, 1, Nordstrom, C. Nutt, B. Forbes f f 1 1 7 lb. Haktwell, R. O'Dell, R. Mauna, R. Ruff, J. Gam, P. O'De11, J. segevick. ' 04N r l .C - GIRLS' CHOIR First Row: M. Annis, L, Buck, B. Hamilton, R. Hutson, I. Giannoccari, V. Tetreault, B. Thomas Mr, Hawkins, Director, R. Preli, O. Niver, T, Leach, C. Miglietta, 1. Reed, N. Hughes, S. Wawruck, M. Rocchi, Second Row: B. Evans, B. Young, J. Hardie, L. Richardson, 1. Cavanna, M. Dennler, E.. Verrilo, P. Warren, A. Landry, M. Bowe, N. Seiler, V. Dondero, S. Kasper, S. Varni, L. johnson, M. McKenna, E. Potz, N. Bantle, S. Carrier, S. Goodrich, R. Dondero. Third Row: E. Groh, A. Welch, M. Kusche, D. Norcross, J. Harned, G. Ierardi, C. Podann, S. LaFargue, E. Wade, P. Brielo, P. Call, M, Robinson, G. Suggs, J. Dupuis, E. Muccio, F. Teveris G. Spletteoeszer, E. Buck, M. Parshley, E, Reddig, L. Tetlecky, N. Williams, P. Morrissey. Fourth Row: J. Patten, N. Clark, J, Dadona, M. Wilson, J. Tefft, B. Weldon, J. Segevick, G. Gondek, M. Richardson, E. Nordblom, D. Chapdelaine, B. Stavnitsky, K. jones, H. Champagne, K. Manning, C. Levack, M. House, B. Pikula, C. Legassey, N. Bancroft, H. Querido, J. Penn, G. Becker. r 1 W u 5m .,, Us 42' 'Mfg il yarn of ' ai' 9 g g. QM 1 2 ff jr Asif : V 2 - XV' 35 olvar Nosxxa FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: J. Zeigler, C. Levack, M. Roccki, K. Manning, President, S. Czyz, Treasurer, N. Seiler, Secretary, M. Dennler, Vice-President. Second Row: Mrs. Dimmock, Faculty Advisor, S. Pagani, B. Hamilton, B. Drusbacky, S. Bell, J. Landry, A. Ray- imond, S. Renaudette. Third Row: D. Pierce, K. Pasette, J. Pawloslci, D. Zola, L. Galipeau, M. Isleb, H. Goodale, J. Fyler. ' LANTERN First Row: G. Suggs, B. Thomas, G. Hamilton, Editor, M. Parshley, Assistant Editor, I. Gianoccari, E. Goodale and J. Saglio, Co-Commercial Editors, R. Hutson, N. Hughes. Second Row: Mr. Velidow, Faculty Advisorg L. Quagliaroli, J. Reed, A. Landry, D. Reinsch, P. Snyder, H. Earsy, P. Ferry, D. Drumm, J. Keller, C. Dondi, L. Johnson, O. Niver, Mrs. Leahy, Faculty Advisor. Third Row: J. Cavanna, D. Norcross, B. Weldon, G. Gondek, J. Segevick, J. Tefft, H. Champagne, K. Jones, M. Richardson, J. Segevick, J. Hardie, B. Stavnitsky, M. Miller. Fourth Row: E. Groh, G. Ierardi, L. Richardson, M. Bowe, D. Hartwell, T. O'Dell, S. Woinicki, J. Harned, N. Camp, S. LaFargue, N. Williams. x X ix t 'r ' I DRAMATIC CLUB First Row: J. TeHt, B. Nye, J. Smith M. Hawkins, J. Kellogg, Vice-President G. Goethner, President, N. Bantle Treasurer, J. Reed, J. House, M. Bowe M. Parshley. Absent: R. Gardiner Secretary. Second Row: Mr. Black, Faculty Ad- visor, A. Terwilliger, N. Bancroft, K Jones, H. Champagne, G. Geiger, H Earsy, J. Mucklow, D. Freligh, G Hamilton, S. Goodrich, R. Cleaves, M Wilson. Third Row: L. Doubleday, E. Mino B. Draper, P. Clark, C. Nutt, L. Egan R. O'Dell, H. Varat, D. Kearns, J Heagle, N. Williams, D. Reinsch. Fourth Row: S. Wallace, S. Nutt, N Blair, A. Douglas, J. Trepp, R. Funk R. Kretzmer, B. Turner, V. Prentice P. Snyder. v I .i t BOYS' COOKING First Row: D. Paole, Treasurer, E. ' Zezut, H. Evans, President, C. Ducey, Secretary. Second Row: F. Pehr, D. White, C Reed, P. Pagliughi, R. Kocum, F. Boyd M.IrYetishefsky, G. Novotasky, Mrs Dirnmock, Faculty Advisor. I , f FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row: A. Dickau, R. Bermani, J Previti, A. Harlow, F. Manfreda, Treas urer, W. Bantle, Reporter, C. Clemens President, H. Evans, Vice-President, D Paole, Secretary, M. Edmonston, P O'Dell, D. Fellows, R. Molina. Second Row: Mr. Turner, Faculty Ad- visor, B. Holland, G. Cooley, R Dickau, J. Anderson, P. Grasso, A Suggs, E. Banning, 1. Walsh, P. Gon dek, D. Prentice, E. Nordstrom, Mr Wilhelm, Faculty Advisor. Third row: A. Ferrari, R. Carl, B Pfau, J. Lemke, T. Posuniak, D. Hill G. Scaglia, C. Ducey, J. Cnrini, Fi Decker, B. Taylor, R. Preli, R. Ferry. Fourth Row: H. Casella, 1. Loomis, R. Bidwell, W. Zola, W. Fortier, G. Decker, L. Bussa, R. Kocum, D. Allen, D. Ceilke, R. Hrubala, W. Pawlina, L. Trepp, R. Mastronarde. 1 HUNTING AND FISHING First Row: Mr. Longo, Faculty Advisor, W. Bantle, G. Cooley, A. Harlow, G. Sweet, Secretary, R. Kelley, President, P. Gondek, Second President, G. Gil- bert, Second Treasurer, J. Overturf Second Treasurer, M. Edmonston, R., Greenwood, D. Fellows. Absent: J. Schena, Vice-President, W. Campion . Treasurer, D. Bassette, Second Vice- President. Second Row: H. Varat, R. Dickau, E. Pawloski, J. Schmartz, A. Suggs, A. Higgins, G. Novotasky, E. Warner, C. Clemens, F. Pehr, D. Francis, D. Ceilke. Third Row: R. Birch, D. Pierce, R. Dudzic, F. Decker, G. Decker, R. Ko- cum, J. Ruff, F. Boyd, M. DuMond, L, Moody, R. Vegiarde, D. Warfel, E. Nordstrom. D. Prentice. X lk ARTS AND CRAFTS First Row: E. Nordblom, E. Porz, J. Ruff, J. Terry, N. Clark, J. Patten, S. jewett, S. Hupfer, E. Kamin, T. Leach, C. Woolley. Second Row: E. Yellen, F. Yorker, G. Zeppa, Miss Chalmers, Mrs, Somers, and Mrs. Leahy, Faculty Advisorsg M. Edgar, B. Muccio, R. Hutson. 47 -T: idx AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB First Row: A. Memmorr, D. Vuis. Ab- sent: J. Casella, Secretary. Second Row: Mr. Turner, Faculty Ad- visor, T. Milek, C. Reed, President, E. Goslee, Treasurer. Third Row: Mr. Wilhelm, Faculty Ad- ' visor, L. Tr p, B. Draper, R. Law- ' fence, Absent: L. Marine ', Vice-Pxlcpfnt, ' ' 04 X . we l Q W WN ? . JA S ll R lilly 'I 1: r 95 W U MECHANICAL DRAWING D. Russell, R. Legere, D. jenkins, D. Ross, Mr. Bain, Faculty Advisor, R. Molina, C. Loveland, T. Milek. I mlb my Mdjyfnjiffr yy! P'MA,-1.74 ' r i I 1 ' I I' - A .0 a f A Q . F . V. W n ' Q M O9,.fUP MW' Y .- ' . , ' I I 1 ' ' A Q , lv J! If f X4 l N h I! 'fi I xl I Vx I w Y n 'X I M x 1 U 5 I .1 'K .Ag N, U . N A '- W . 9 f-Nfx yi I'!X f Q I f ' X X Z ,x x f una' ,V I xx V X - I . M x x NM fx ., xi x PL' 1 Bf , - . I BOYS' BOWLING First gow: V. Addington, M. Varat, B. Pfau, T, O'Dell, D. Paole, C. Clemens, A. Valdati R. Du zic. Second Row: E. Zezut, S. Woinicki, A. Douglas, Mr. Netupsky, Faculty Advisor, R. Kelley P. Pagliughi, Vice-President, C. Ducey, President, 1. Meskel, Treasurer. Absent: R. Kocum Secretary, H. Evans, G. Novotasky, M. Yetishefsky, D. Allen. Third-Row: W. Bantle, D. White, R. Lysik, E. Pawloski, A. Higgins, J. Sweet, R. White, R Lewis, R. Frazer, R. Kretzmer, J. Ruff, B. Funk. Fourth Row: A. Harlow, G. Despard, R. Pfau, T. Posuniak, L. Egan, V. Edgar, R. Moody, J Schmartz, F. Owsianey, G. Cooley, H. Turner, F. Pehrg,,. . ' Xl , ' .7 V 1 f , 'll I S I I . A f , ,ll '. BoYsf'. Q'ff'CLUB Q ,H First Row: S. Malecky, T. O'Dell, V. Edgar, D. Allen, J. Sweet, F. Owsianey, W. Pawlina. Second Row: D. Paole, Treasurer, H. Evans, N. Blair, M. Yetishefsy, President, R. Moody, Vice- Presidentg B. Forbes, Secretary, R. Lysik, J. Schena, H. Bantly. Third Row: Mr. Wilhelm, Faculty Advisor, R. Goslee, R. Shipman, R. Funk, R. White, L. Moody, J. Sherry, C. Ducey. 46 SOCCER THE TEAM First Row: Coach Hartwell, R. Gordon, R. Moody, D. Paole, D. Allen, C. Ducey, M. Yetishefsky, V. Edgar, Coach Faber. Second Row: R. Lysik, Manager, J. Yetishefsky, A. Higgins, W. Pawlina, N. Blair, G. Sweet, J. Sherry, W. Campion, E. Pawloski, R. Tilley. ' Third Row: D. Hartwell, D. Daglio, W. Littel, B. Forbes, E. Warner, F. Owsianey, L. Marinelli, R. Goslee, D. Vujs. Glastonbury High School began the 1952 soccer season at Wethersfield with a hard fought 2 to 1 defeat. Next the Blue and White journeyed to Windsor and ekecl out a 1 to 0 victory. In the Tomahawks' lirst home game, Newington was defeated 3 to 0. In the second round of season's play, Glastonbury lost again to a big Wethersfield club by a score of 3 to 0. In the last two games of the season G.H.S. triumphed over Windsor 1 to 0, and over Newington by a 4 to 1 score, to bring the season's record to 4 wins and 2 losses, this was a fairly successful season for our first year in Class B soccer. Mike Duce 'Bobn Don Doug fs BASKETBALL l First Row: D. Paole, R. Moody, R. Funk, D. Allen, M. Yetishefsky, Coach Hartwell. Second Row: W. Campion, Manager, R. Goslee, J. Sherry, R. Kulas, B. Forbes, V. Edgar . .1 1 My G.H.S. entered a tough Class B league with an inexperienced team centered around 6 foot 5 inch Bob Funk, the only 'player with previous varsity experience. The highlight of the season was the sixth game, in which the Tomahawks sqored a stunning upset over a previously, undefeated Plainville five. After :his gqne the Blue anih White' lost several 'excitihg .games by closed! decisions. X! ,L -' , 'L vX', T l Y H ,CX V, it I 'nv A A Y it 5 K W.: Uv, .X A lx ,Q ,. '.' ',xu. 'WZ N v JJ' I klllll ' R L vb ?'?f'AJ l If L qi we 0 N .ww . af , txT'v,, First Row: Coach Faber, L. Egan, F. Sweet, T. O'Dell, N. Blair, A. Higgins. Second Row: J. Overturf, R. Shannon, R. Shipman, R. Redheld, S. Gilbert. BASKETBALL ix s A tt , Q X Je -sg 4 ., ,. .. RM lgls, A . 9 'mm l ...M ,,.. .,.,...,,,, , , W ,K Mike Bob Don Glastonbury ,...... ...... 5 3 Glastonbury ....... .,..., 6 3 Glastonbury ..,,.., .,.... 6 0 -'Doug' Glastonbury ....... ..,.,. 5 8 Glastonbury ....... ,..... 5 0 l Glastonbury ....,.. ...... 6 4 Glastonbury ....,.. ....., 6 6 Glastonbury ...... ...... 6 5 Glastonbury ....... ,..,,. 5 0 Glastonbury .....,. .,.... 5 6 Glastonbury ....... ,,.... 5 5 Glastonbury ....... ....., 6 1 Glastonbury ....... ...... 4 5 Glastonbury ....... .,..,. 5 4 Sink It Mine BlOCk lt VARSITY SEASON 'S RECORD 1952- 195 3 :gi 'W 4 ,S Wethersfleld ,..., , ..., 72 Windsor ,....,,. ..... 5 0 Newington ...... ...., 6 2 Southington ....... .,... 6 3 '-Bob Wilson .......... ..... 6 2 Plainville ..,..... ..... 5 0 Windsor ..,. ..... 5 0 Newington ,... ..... 7 5 Southington ......, ..,,. 5 4 Wilson ,,.... ..,.. 7 O Plainville ......,. ..... 7 6 Rockville ........ ..... 6 4 Rockville ......,.... ...,. 6 9 Wethersfield ..... ,.,.. 7 1 Good! Leap Year Too Late BASEBALL nBobn April April April April May May May May May May May May May June SCHEDULE Wetherstield at Glastonbury Glastonbury at Southington Glastonbury at Newington Plainville at Glastonbury Windsor at Glastonbury Glastonbury Glastonbury Southington Newington at Glastonbury Glastonbury at Plaxnvrlle Glastonbury at Windsor Rockville at Glastonbury Wilson at Glastonbury Safe? Pull it r UGO! .. 50 CHEERLEADERS D- - ' - . janet Ro Nancy 'u 1 ' CSIOHDC Shirley Sue Bunny Mary GIRLS' LEAGUE L, i tk A' SENIORS - UNIORS wi ly Q . N, J S vf F CW A IN 'V 3b N ' J NV 'XD' BU L. i ii rv ' A YN -ft' 5 x 3, ,,' My L M 1 xg! wb lt' Qjx 0' i Xi' L if ill' x wt p AM is El X 'F if A N Gy! D ix E R S First Row: P. Ferry, M. Halun, J. Segevick, J, Elliott, C. LaMay. Second Row: L, Manfreda, C. Dondi, Miss Chalmers, Faculty Advisor R. Preli, S. Malecky. 52 SOPHOMORES - FRESHMEN - l W ,. : , 4 ,dwf , , , 1 Sign bas? . . . , ' ECW. ,MM fp QQ L wa ..f,,,,,.5Wf,,,,f1fW,,pQ'J'flfLQ '7' fl'QQ6 NJ' MP' 'iw Mff?61,454?3f5 'WW' wfpppq A92 gf fk?jjgV3i5'57f5yy,gfVX . Egbfflmfff '52, PQ3y6j4gf,m'f?3,5 4 if? LL W W W Qi x Eff? Wfii if W M ,523-zfgk f zM, MfM -W E . L , A' L, b Q f X ', LC ,YLWSC J Lf WLC, XR ff .ff if fb H . - . .. A - ,MJ f,fg.g,M,,A . M,..mm,.,-.M A Q .V . . ,,-A ' , ,-g,w-.- , I . , 4, x N m f 4 ne QL m J Y, P. A L. tp ,nf 'M 3 ,avg direct sales ., V,..,,.,,.' 4 'V.':'9p'., YJ personal service i lv c ori inal layou ' A U 0 A V . 03 F - . . C '. , - JC ' -5: ff , f fb X ' V J retou ng g 5 L J' '- Dv , F composition P 'jfxx-Q mechanicals - :V J- halftone and line ne e xi' ' ' film and plate stripping plate making offset printing A, folding Jo- H , H V D complete bindery service I 2 F' , . packa , ' Gavin f ZJQJQUA 1' ,. glng ' delivery 7 ,Q-cvvunf OL-A.nL l t. o'toole and sons, inc. stamford, connecticut l stamford 4-9226 K new york me 5-4112 1 1,5 1-'V MKII 77'llb 1 ,wf 1 ' X I WW I I W., g My I I ' slllf -I WWW .1 S Famous Brand Names Means Quality - priced right , Compliments of at JEANNETTE'S THRIFT SHOP VILLA MARIA 44 HEBRON AVE. 3-3438 Fine Foods - Catering to Banquets Weddings Compliments of 3 Luncheons and Dinners Served Daily 5 HOYT'S CORNER STORE 3 Phone 3605 Host-Hostess-Mr. 81 Mrs. Peter Miglietta 5 Corner of Main and Hopewell Road 5 Compliments of FRANK'S SHOE REBUILDING Besf of Luck GLASTONBURY CONNECTICUT Compliments of BOB AND CLlFF'S Compliments of FAMILY SERVICE LAUNDRY I G 0'0017WN0101'0f0N01k7'0W10w0l0r76P010ff0f0v-?r0N-0' 20X0I6X 56 Compliments of A.A.A. Congratulations to the Class of '53 So'-'Th Glastonbury Garage George Pfau, Prop. from Welding Accessories and Repairing R Tires-Tubes--Batteries-Parts-Wrecker Service 834 MAIN ST. GLASTONBURY, CONN. . . Phone 3-3744 Res. 3-3019 2817 MAIN ST. GLASTONBURY Phone 3-2580 Q J. c. RICHARDS sERvlcE 5 All types of heavy duty storage batteries. STATION Firestone Tires - Willard Batteries 5 Phone 3608 Bvy U Rae sour:-I GLASTONBURY, coNN. GLASTONBURY FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions 270 HEBRON AVENUE Telephone 3437 Compliments of Daily Delivery RlCHARD'S HARDWARE CO., INC. Compliments of Raymond H. Wilk-President and Treasurer GARDlNER'S MARKET 882 MAIN STREET SO. GLASTONBURY CONN. x H7'0'61 7G0247H?'64G01'0 01i0'0'!021fY-0'010 0 0N0 5: 57 w0 00000000m0000000000000000000wX 9 5 5 Compliments of Compliments of GLASTONBURY DWIGHT E, WEIR MOTOR SERVICE CO. 28 WELLS ST. Phone 3-2769 5 Best Wishes to the Class of 'l953 C i 'e 'Sof MCKENNA AND DIXON Q Quality Meats and Groceries n 2285 MAIN STREET Phone 3-2090 5 S 00 5 2 2 s 2 Q 2 Q is Compliments of SMOKEY'S RANGE 8. FUEL OIL 49 coNNEcTlcuT BLVD. EAST HARTFORD, coNN. Phone 8-5162 sa blhllngg never qw-vSGToixK WW Swell 'l imCS il45'Tl lim ffwl' wc: lsiwcll be ll. il' 'Wm i'th'iq. 5 lo 'cihcf bud' lcl S WERE? 7 'fif ' Y' ' .YTCNQ ETC 'l'l'xX'S Suv?-wer. IQQ.r'T0Cml:3vmn ld an ll'-'f xv' -4 ' 4 4 .w i' ' b '.1'l'n .Luci-t 'l'o aswell lf Gm-l F 45 4 snle gov! DQ 5 ' '00 Aa, . x Swmmerj YQSSH lr- 1.4.-ue' -Banlfie SKI'S ICE CREAM 237 PITKIN STREET EAST HARTFORD Hot Dogs - Hamburgers - Cheeseburgers SoftDrinks - Jumbo Sundaes - MilkShakes Q We Are Still Serving the World's Largest Hot Dog 5 5 Compliments of PAUL'S BARBER SHOP sour:-1 cLAsToNsuRY coNN. MELODY'S GARAGE International Sales and Service PHONE 3-2501 GLASTONBURY Compliments of PRELI AND LEACH HQ'-01'-0X0n0f 40' Compliments of GLASTONBURY LAUNDRY 272 HEBRON AVENUE Phone 3801 0M-0'0l0'-04011-J' I wwf Ia fi, I -'WJ' - U SUNNESIDE TO SEIIWGE G0't?'7'0'404'0K0' Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1953 l' lx I Un ro V21 so . WESTERN Auto I M I AssoclATE stone E t ot une-EM lFrontlEnd STATION 35 I at if Q1 I ff! Tel.2Glast. 3k4 Phone 3-2751 l VV J Compliments of I A. E. MOSELEY DAIRY LANERIE AND SON GARAGE NEW LONDON TURNPIKE Complete Body Works and Painting General Repairing on All Makes of Cars and Front End Alignment Tel. 3-7491 South Glastonbury, Conn. JK 610' 001 1-05' Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of NORMAN BOUVIER Decorative Upholstering - Slipcovers 348 HEBRON AVE. Tel. 3-3684 Compliments of ROXBURY HOMES, INC. 343 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE GLASTONBURY Compliments of A FRIEND l l 2 l 2 5 It 7'05f05'0 1?'011010G0K71740410'f01f01f051?0101'01'0240f G0 Ds 5 5 TISDALE 8. COMPANY Compliments of Septic Tank Service ANDY'S BARBER Cleaned Installed Repaired MAIN STREET GLASTONBURY GLASTON BU RY 3-7453 5 5 ompliments of C 5 Compliments of AUTO soov woRKs S 5 A FRIEND 2493 MAIN STREET Body and Fender Work Auto Painting 3 5 Compliments of THE GORTON-TIGER AGENCY 3 Real Estate - Insurance 5 LARSON AND SON 355 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE H BUILDERS Phone 3-7363 Compliments of N Compliments of EDDIE AMOCO STATION lm Gmc VALENTlNE'S I I ESSO SERVICENTER 360 NEW LONDON TPKE. Phone 3654 '61 memfananm em Compliments of THE REMNANT SHOP Compliments of ZlEGLER'S POULTRY FARM Strictly Fresh Eggs Telephone 3-3349 407 HEBRON AVE. GLASTONBURY, CONN. Compliments of JOHN CARINI Builders of Quality Homes SOUTH GLASTONBURY TRYON'S DAIRY Guernsey Milk Produced on our Farm Phone 3-3404 1015 MAIN ST. SO. GLASTONBURY, CONN. Phone 3433 MIDWAY GARAGE General Auto Repairs 8- Accessories Ferguson Tractors 8. Implements James F. Kristoff - Clifford M. Jones 1123 MAIN ST. SOUTH GLASTONBURY Compliments of I JOHN J. MOZZOCHI Consulting Engineer Land Surveyor Tel. Glastonbury 3-3722 343 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE GLASTONBURY, CONN. Best Wishes to CLASS OF '53 EAST HARTFORD DAIRY QUEEN '0540'C0'5f?19 0' Compliments of E. J. BANTLE Fertilizer and Chemicals 130 GRISWOLD STREET GLASTONBURY, CONNECTICUT 559959? l9'Y07'6 Compliments of S7Z l05fQ5 f05907'05 '0 Q747 f09'6g The J. B. WILLIAMS COMPANY Congratulates THE CLASS 0F T953 5 5 This is your year and you can always look back to 3 it with iustifiable pride. You have done your iob well, and Q your knowledge will stand you in good stead in the years to come. 6 But all of us must continue to work and learn if we are to make the most of our experiences. The J. B. Williams . Company knows the importance of the future, and you may be sure that we shall continue to make available only the very best in toilet and hair preparations. 5 . . N f 51? liloualvelva lil , .I ru x .::.. 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SLT-UB:-I 'o -4Q'3- cnc-3:2-f 0'-QSC W-I -4 X' 11 27 xi 0 n I- - - 'Z 222 ago 2323 mug Qi--nz 3:2 S233 'aaa' 2,02-1 S 5 0.00- ' a 02:77 I -n C50 rn ,ua 5 E50 m 52 :U U7 'U P 5 0200- sofa: :af 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ...W S0101 90P'0fC7C7C05'0?10797l0'iQ107107f05l09 s0N0K0's0r4x 9 3 Nash-Kelvinator Sylvania General Electric Q Necchi Sewing Machine GEORGE W. PRELI 8. SON Electrical Appliances - Sales and Service S Specialize in Refrigerators 2 2 2289 MAIN STREET GLASTONBURY, CONN. Business Phone 3-7I I7 Home Phone 3-2148 . 9 5 Farm Supplies ZAJICEK BROS. 5 SHARPWELL IMPLEMENT SERVICE 360 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE 5 Excavating and Concrete Contractors 5 Telephone 3-665 Compliments of 374 HEBRON AVENUE B A R I B A U I. T , GLASTONBURY, CONN. Jewelers J 67 OK-00 h0N-04'-710 ?40N 4 WILLIAM H. MINO EXPRESS Established compliments of Packing and Shipping Moving - Trucking - Storage Coast to Coast TONYIS BARBER SHCP MAIN STREET GLASTONBURY Office Phone 3670 Hartford Phone 2-6229 GLASTONBURY, CONNECTICUT Compliments of Compliments of J. L. CAMP BETTY ALICE DESSERT SHOP Optometrist Q f I - AHLM Cp 4 - Q A ai I , vb Um- 7 W M Compliments of ,rr 112291 Z . jffuy 14134 J P CfoQi MICHAEL'S PHARMACY I NEW LONDON TURNPIKE ' fwifff 1641 ' 'V-J , .4 I , C nc , 1 qt , 1 0' . ft If ,: , .ff rw ' it Compliments of 229 fir' 7 ' AUGIE a. RAY'S MILK BAR MAPLE ARBER SHOP MAPLE SHOPPING CENTER 316 MAIN STREET ' EAST HARTFORD Where Everybody Meets for Delicious Eats I ' 68 INSURANCE SERVICE Tailored to fit your Individual Needs Workmen's Compensation Automobile Insurance Compliments of General Liability Burglary and Theft Plate Glass GEORGE SHIPMAN R. T. REINSCH AGENCY 2712 2 Compliments of Compliments of GLASTONBURY THEATER sTARK's EXPRESS PHONE 365, 5 Compliments of CC P'f'nen'S f TowN 8. couNTRY REALTY, INC. 967 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford HAL'S SHOE SHOP 101 New London Road, Glastonbury Henry J. Carini, Pres. Compliments of ' Compliments of STUART'S CHILDREN'S CENTER ROOT'S GARAGE Diapers to Dates GLASTONB URY CONNECTICUT 339 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE w0'0'6N?f0K9'0'-?01G70X7G-?'000v0'l060l90v61hQ'06M0v0'6W x 69 ll 9 A 'i Compliments of , A. KAMINS DEPARTMENT STORE 0501021010: naw-010101051 W Compliments of RENE'S BEAUTY SALON Compliments of 3 Y Compliments of RICHARD B. MOORE AGENCY Richard B. Moore - Delmar O. Thornton HARDWARE, Insurance-Real Estate-Mortgages 5 Phone 3-3504 KESER'S FLOWERS 5 Compliments of 2 THE TOWNE AND COUNTRY SPECIALTY SHOP At the One-Stop Shopping Center 337 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE Glastonbury Phone 3-3724 Compliments of CARL'S GARAGE Phone 3615 Res. 3-2520 39 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE GLASTONBURY, CONN. JAY TREPP WORKS HERE We must be good Compliments of A. W. KINNE 8. SONS S -0i01v0W'N01f0Y-01'0N0'-020M0' :C f0 ' 1 W.. ,--RK, Best Wishes to the CLASS CF 1953 from Americcfs Second Lcrrgesf Breeder of Mecn'-Type Chickens ARBOR ACRES FARMS MARLBOROUGH ROAD GLASTONBU RY . ,V -V-552:21 42, ,. 3:15 w rs nocus 5 li IT 00140'0W10w'0G000f0'f0'061WY-0'0ff?' 7 JN -0Y0N0'6440K0'Y 7020 I V . THE GLASTONBURY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Compliments of Commercial and Savings Accounts and a ' complete line of banking services, BRERETON H. MUCKLOW all Undef one 'cof- Open Wednesday 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Friday 9:00 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. ' f Compliments O Complimenis of CONNECTICUT HOUSE A FRIEND 3534 MAIN smear Phone 3-3539 5 Compliments of R. T. PALMER COMPANY, INCORPORATED Manufacturers Agents Precision Measuring Tools and Gauges 347A NEW LONDON TURNPIKE GLASTONBURY, CONN. J:.af0v.0r0XOY 72 G x J' ww . ia? , W. A 0vt044'1 0P lu A X I, W TONY'S SHIP SERVICE Hamburgers - Hot Dogs Soda - Ice Cream Catering to Picnics GLASTONBURY, CONNECTICUT Compliments of A FRIEND MONACO 81 SONS Complete line of Radio, Television Sales 8. Service America's Best Line Electrical Appliances In Glastonbury . . . lt's MONACO'S Phone 3-403 Res. 3-2681 THE CHINA CUPBOARD Warren H. Post, Prop. China, Glass and Greeting Cards 349 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE Glastonbury, Conn. Tel. 3-3608 Compliments of THE BLUE WILLOW RESTAURANT Compliments of CAPITOL TOBACCO CO. 1219 MAIN STREET HARTFORD Compliments of Compliments of A FRIEND W. J. MARTINYAK AND BROS -0l0N0P'0'WN0 f CQNQFZ3' 9' MONACO 8a SONS Complete Line of Radio, Television Sales 8K Service America's Best Line Electrical Appliances In Glastonbury . . . lt's MONACO'S Main Office 3-403 I Main Street Store 3-7327 :ofa faeoeaawwx 9 PRELI'S SUPER MARKET John L. Preli Groceries Meats Vegetables We Deliver Phone 3-3947 129 HEBRON AVE. GLASTONBURY, CONN. 5 Compliments of GLASTONBURY BEAUTY SALON . YOUR SAVINGS ARE WELCOME Small savings haviiiiten been the beginning of substantial fortunes Glastonbury Branch EAST HARTFORD FEDERAL SAVINGS Current 2K1 Dividend Savings Accounts Insured Up To 510,000 G0 0w0'1'0'Q?'6440 -0l0N05'0'-0'?'0v0N0Y-0V-0 0 Best Wishes to the Class of '53 THE MATSON MILLS, INC. . SOUTH GLASTONBURY CONNECTICUT Manufacturers of SHAGORA 8g CURL and other exclusive fabrics for women's wear Visit our salesroom sa Compliments of x SUE C4090 if MANFREDA'S POULTRY FARM of COMPLIMENTS OF CHEERLEADERS Compliments of 004,49 RO LEO'S BARBER SHOP 359 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE Glastonbury, Conn. 0004: eip 75 5 Good Luck to the Class of 53 DOUGLAS ICE CREAM BAR Ice Cream Specialists Ask Us We Work Here .1-I-, A P. A. ARMANDO 81 SON Compressor Service 8m Granite Quarry Compliments of FUNK'S ORCHARDS MONACO 81 SONS MOTOR SALES INC Complete Automotive Service Large Parts Department Wholesale 8x Retail 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 3 2412 Res 3 2681 If you are buying or selling see LLOYD N HEVENOR Select New Cars 304 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE Open Sunday Nights to 9 30 , . In Glastonbury . . . It's MONACO'S 76 lT'S ALLINGS For Complete Sports Equipment Athletic Outfitters to Schools - Colleges - Industries For the Best in Sports Equipment THE ALLING RUBBER CO 1oo7 MAIN sr. Phone 8-1242 EAST HARTFORD, coNN. 010201 I LW X, i.:?:.iT,f :,4,.,., ,,, A, , . ,. V J- x--yah Y g . an pl- . ... 41-. 4 . A, .4 , A I ll .Z-,.7f5:,z.7,1,,,,F.,,. ,,.., ,, ., f, ..,,f mf- EF ?F'YdL4 -' ' ' - w a W l r' -f ' f A H f 1 - , 4 i l I v 4lA u gg w ,, 7, 0 no I J M fl pg, fcf qw M we MH'w,f M1 -4913-vel-c4.1,,,,x-,Z fwwfM + he Q XAIVCJJ., DMA.-'ff vJc,.yQOf7 fc!! 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