Greenwich High School - Compass Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

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Y ' '-1.5 Q Q it .- CLASS HISTORY Through the four years that we have occupred G H S we have left some unforgettable marks on rts marble walls From that very first day rn the fall of 48 when the faculty peered nervously out of the wrndows to watch us trudge bravely across the Havemeyer Green rt was obvrous that we were a class apart A class touched by the hand of destrny A class of drstmctron' To start us off on our march toward fame there was that mght of nrghts that gem of gems Freshman Nrght' Ah what memorres that brrngs I can strll hear those beautrful rendrtrons of Cuanta La Gusta and Buttons and Bows sung by the all star Freshman Chorus Then came a successron of yet undrscovered talent led by Valerre Taylor who drd a fine job playmg that grand old favorrte Rustles of Sprmg Followrng th1s was a solo by jean Hansen fa graduate I mrght add of dear dead but not forgotten Mason Streetj Then came another prano solo by John Phelps thrs trme rn the form of boogre A solo by Mrss Barbara Strpen was next and last but certarnly not least that Dr IQ of 52 james Wagner offered a few classlcal selectrons Of course our master of ceremonres was rrght up to par wrth the hrgh standards of our class bemg none other than that great and unforgettable wrt Ca fanfare pleasej ohn Srmon And we cant close our memorres on thrs event wrthout mentronmg the excellent smorgasbord dmner that was served to us not the noble ladres of the cafeterra who prepared rt Of course we had officers It seems every class has them In thrs case they were left to rrght Bryce QBugsD Brown Presrdent Pat Pratley Veep Clm mformed that these two worked extremely well together that frosh yearb Wally CThe Throatj Fletcher Secretary and Sally Mortrmer Treasurer Also rn our openrng year rn G H S we put on a play That rs to say certarn select members put on a play It was of course to quote an exghth grader much smaller than myself tremendous And no wonder When we turn the yellowed leaves we read that the all star cast rncluded such greats as Sukr Thremann Bryce Brown Donna Hmckley Barbara Moore and Hardy Finch Oh and I can t forget Ctho Ive trredb that prcmc we had And as rs understandable wrth such events half the class was absent the followrng day All of a sudden we were Sophomores CThats the best way for that to happen J Naturally rt drdn t take a class of our stature bearrng and modesty long to gracefully accept the 1dc1 th rt we were begrnnrng to be Important People We celebrated our comrng of age with a Swrm am at the YM C A Creal sophrstrcated lrkej Under the supervrsron of our new class oftacers Paul Delage Presrdent Ruth Pratley V1ce Presrdent Beth Montgomery Secretary and Kay Wrlster Treas urer rt proved to be a gre tt socral success May I stress the word socral for after we had pard for the damage Qdone no doubt by members of some yealous rnferror classj we had netted the grand sum of S95 Not much of course but ours all ours The thought of havmg money m the treasury spurred the class on to brggcr and better thrngs such as the presentatron of the movre Teenrcrde Thrs prcture deprcted the horrors of reckless drrvrng by teenagers It was really qurte good and poured a substantral num ber of shekels 1nto our coffers Then came another play or more properly named our Sophomore One Act Probably one act was enough too for the records of thrs event are very vague By thrs trme some of the more talented members of the class were makrng therr presence felt throughout the school and drsplayrng therr wares before larger audrences than that of our own class Mr Harrrngton was already chantrng the prarses of such talented per formers as Walter Horne Beth Montgomery Hua Young Harry Rers Rrchy Fay Russell Bedford Martrn Valentrne and Irwrn Kotch whrle Mrs Kant was rav mg over the prowess of such greats as Frances Roberto B111 Laemmel Wally Fletcher Barbara Strpen and Marvrn Berenblum Also durrng thus perrod such future Thesprans as ohn Srmon Paul Delage and oan Church were performrng before the footllghts Of course these are yust some brref samples of the gemus our class had to offer our lucky colleagues at G H S Almost before we had wrped the sweat of the sum mer of 1950 from our sweet young faces we were unrors Thmk of rt unrors' At thrs crucral stage rn our development we changed class advrsors agarn ffrom Mr Colgrove freshman year to Mr Wrlcox sophomore year to Mr jolly Jensenj We seemed to roll up a hrgh mortalrty rate rn advrsors whrch of course could not possrbly have been our fault Along wrth thns change we also recerved a brand new set of officers Bob Sobocrnskl was our Presrdent Ken Cucuel Vrce Presrdent Pat Hyl Secretary and Kathleen fSnowyD Bartlrk our Treasurer . .. 7 ' 1 32 2 7 t - K 7. - .Q , Y . . - , . 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The first money making pr nect of the year was an Old Fashioned Dance under the direction of our own Frances Roberto which was most successful Imme drately following this dance 1 cake sale was held by our class This was not a large success but after all even the best of us have our bad moments lncxdentally it seems to me our class invested tn a generous supply of G H S emblems banners stickers c1ps and 1ll sorts of good ies It is sufficient to say that they did not sell like hot cakes nor hke cold cakes for that matter It must have been a bad year for school spirit However it wasn t long before we came to one of the high spots of the year the Girl Boy Basketball Game Although not extremely orlgmal it was, to say the least hilartous, enjoyable and profitable A great deal of credit for this success should go to the krds in charge ack Newton and Sandra Fraser In February we sponsored the N Y U Glee Club in a concert at the hr gh school The Glee Club did their part beautifully but the receipts didnt measure up to the performance However, rn the poised and controlled manner that characterized our behavior as umors, we took this in our stride ust as we expected something gay turned up to divert our attention from the state of our treasury which in this instance happened to be the electron of a large number of our class to the N ttional Honor So xmmy Wagner Beth Montgomery Paul Delage Fred Iackson, and Michael V1UghH Qwhose continued high marks won htm a Ford scholarship to Columbia Uni versity at the end of his junior yearj Our class was also well represented in other fields such as art We had rn our midst such talent as oe Ur1tta, Pete Allard and Andy Poll lfd all of whom eventually won the honor of being elected to the Na tional Art Honor Society, an organization which con tributes a great deal of invaluable maternl to the school And perhaps the one thing that a number of our class will always associate with the closlng of our junior year is an old signpost that reads No Golfing Thus having been exposed to the facts of life CG H S style5 the class of 57 prepared for a riotous senior year But before we begin this final chapter I think it only proper to give a little credit to the more athletic minded members of our class Certainly no one will ever forget the football playing of Mackaul Vitterrto and Decker Nor will the memory of our cheerleaders led by such talented personalities as Kay Wxlster Pat Pratley and Sandra Fraser be easily erased from our happy recol lect1ons of the sporting events at G H S In other sports, too honors were heaped upon our class, our school, and such individuals as George Brown, for his out standing work on the soccer team and Waide Howley, who showed his specn 11 mettle in more than one sport And then there was our fine tennis team led by Harry Twiss, Ned Wilmot, and Dick L well how much can you expect from one class' To get bick to the senior year it got off with a bang when our class electrons brought to power George H1m1lton, Presxdent P1ul Delage, Vice President, Pat Hyl Secretary and lx1thleen Barrhk Treasurer After this Qbefore rt, too our class always had a knack for fully celebrating every possible occasionj were many gay festrvitres including a musical assembly which dis played a variety of odd and ancient instruments and an odd and ancient mm who played them It was quite an experience And of course we had a Sadie Hawkins Dance It says here that rt was successful and didn t cost much These facts often go hand in hand Then from out of the blue came the one thtng in our lives that could top dear old Freshman Night e Senior Vaudeville And what a Vaudeville it was Typically we got off to a relaxed start that drove our advisors rather mad but then just IS typically we whipped ourselves into first class activity If there was show certainly cleared up that matter Imagine having on one program such t1lent as Richard Kriskey CD1rec torj Emerson Brown and Harry Nordberg CMC sl Frances Roberto Walter Horne Richard Wiggins our own jazz band Cwith such outstanding performers as Martin Valentine and Iohn Phelpsl plus a large sec tton of the Senior Chorus If the right talent scouts had been in the lLlLll6I'lC6 there wo11ld have been a great improvement 1n television shows by this time' Of course we cant forget our theme which was nothing less than a stroke of genius The Thruway' F1n1lly as rs usually the c1se at the end of most senior years we graduate And after this parting of the w ays the best we can hope for is an occasional meeting at one of the many glittering social clubs in and aro11nd fmostly aroundl Greenwich Now, as I sit here filled Llp with nostalgia falso some other fine things equally warmingl a great wave of relief and accomplishment and pride sweeps over me And now, all rhir rem uns is for the class of 1957 to go on alone, and prove mdn ndu 1lly whit we have proved collective ly that we are indeed a Class of Distinction' - 1 1 . . . , i. 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' ' - 4 4 , 4 b - ', 4 ' 4 , i X , 4 4 ' l ' . 7 4 M PETER B ALLAR'D Pierre College They say he drrnks ketchup by the glass has hrs own car and what a rod remember the day he put rn that leopard skm dash board7 G O Football Hockey Art Hon or Soclety Art Edltor Compass Freshman Chorus Wrtches Brew Green Wrtch Pallett Club Vrsual Ards Slrde Rule Club Key Club 10 R CE PAT IA ALL r n an a rmany srly for tten GO Knitting Club Sewrng Club Drrvmg, Club Art Apprecra tron Mus1cApprec1at1on Lrbrary Basketball Bowlrng, JOHN S ALLERTON Iobn Pharmacol Very orderly and efllcrent worker seems quxet at first but rs very frrendly when you get to know rm GO Contemporary Affarrs Stamp Club Green Wrtch Musrc APPFCCIBIIOD Dramatrc Assocra tron French Club Dnvrng Club Newspaper or xIN ID E AMUNDSEN I Vnrertazn rlrsh rmp wrth a grggle out of thrs world does a lot of sarl what would dear old llf o wrthout her? GO Modern Dance Club Knrt trng Club Sewrng Club I-Iosprtal :ty Club Cookrng Club Basket ball Volleyball Hockey Archery Ceramc Club KO 'Ez' ' l Q '55 M2 'Q L., 8 JANE E ANDERSON fame Carloomrt Known by all for her red harr her charm and because shes always happy has as many frrends as she has freckles G O Dance Club I-losprtalrty Club Green Wrtch Business Staff Basketball Grrls Glee Club Dr1v mg Club MVS ATRICIA ANDERSON a College A cune wrrh a fl r for the artrstrc wrll do we t I1D,U Talks a mn e a n C O Freshma Chorus Crrls Glee Club Na onal Art Honor Socrety Wrtches Brew Archery x 4 LOUISE 3 ANETZBERGER eqze W A F s H leasant Ways arekexcqedecl by her prowess on aybasket ball court the type of person you Mn t easrly for? GQ Modern Dance Club K' yt trng Club Drrvmg Club Spanish Club I-Iosprtalfty Club Rall o Club Br1dgelClub kthlet1q,A5so cratron Hockey Volleyball ,Soft ball Basketball JANE E ARCHIBALD Arcbze Umertam Attractrve and well dressed as personalrty to match those good looks smgs continuously CO Freshman Chorus Sopho more Grrls Glee Club junror Grrls Glee Club Brrdge Club Senror Hosprtalrty Club Softball Basketball DA 'X t. ' oy s fr lx A E ' - siwx ,, - ,, ' 5: ' I 4.1 . ' 1 0 ' ., - U - .' 5 - , N 1 , X 4 , , t . I I 3 I Q - V VN l .Q I c Z . ' - ' ' ' . X I ix,- ' I 1 rf, jf' X I UV jp ' 1 Q' pi' l 25 f ir U i 5 H p mg p s rt d l S P 1 ' - YS- 'V O . . . 1 . f s . . . wr ' - I , , . , ' , . , , , . fl . - ' ' 'L t I. . f 1 .' y T, I L 'L 4 - 9 1. 'Az' F ' 4 I I .rp .,s, cs, Fw lf' .se ,K - XX .X xg, N X,A,l, .s-. -J I . L ' ln ., ,, ' - -X V. A f- -' ,X , s 1 I. . ' , 5' as 05, X . h' . I B' -X ' I ', . - . - .:' I H , 1 n - D I L' I' 1 I' 'I Q ' - 'Z I i - . . ' . 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' . -, , 1- -1 Q 4 . - ' sl ' 3 Q i P I C l , C . . . f I A f 4 U 1 'Q Q Q f 3 Q D ' ' K - ll ' PATRICIA AYRES Paisjv College Known for her musrcal talent and her t mely remarks constantly seen xn 117 a smcere frrend GO Freshman Gnrls Glee Club Sophomore Grrls Glee Club Freshman Chorus Orchestra Brrdge Club Band Senior Cho rus Green Wxtch Musrc Appte clatron Softball EDWARD BARNARD College Blows a mellow horn has musnc rn hrs blood wrll always re member Mr Harrmgton and the Band Room GO Latrn Club Band Orches tra Music Apprecnatron College Club Slrde Rule Club Boys Glee Club Football ,Qs leg U95 T nn a ng., to she sure kno ou o If hay oves e ew r 1 es ere any er hea s spoken bug b e ey y F orus Swv XS-fl Glr e Senlbl Drrvrng Clu Modern Club D A aby Srtters Freshman Grrls Glee Club KATHLEEN MARY QBARTLIK' Smmy Ixmd rgzrzen Teacher Sno rem mbered for hed spotfsmanshrp and her broken lee wrll ways have e best of frrendsr wrth her plea mg person a rty G junror Class reasurdr lor C ass Trfeasurer Junior Girls Glee b Contemporary Aifanrl Athletrc Assocratro Baby Sntters Club Drrv1ngXClu Photography Club Senror Hosprtalrty Club Studeri Cong l P lrcny Man 1 ager Cgmfpass B etball Soft ball Hockey Vdleyball Svsrmf mmg l. 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J ,1 ANN WBARMO Bart Ilzuo-for Deconzlor Sweeiggersonalhy brrght brown eyes at attract you a swell frreqd tohave G O Knrttrng Club Dance Club Art Apprecratron Dnvmg Cluo Archery NANCY MARY BARTOT Nance Nurse Cute and sweet lrves for music Mr Harrrngton s bull Hddle a never wrthout B S smrle for everyone wrll make a perfect nurse GO Freshman Chorus Latrn Club Band Orchestra Strrng En semble Semor Chorus Sopho more Grrls Glee Club junror Grrls Glee Club V1cePres1dent Driving Club Green Wrtch Mu src Apprecratron Hockey Volley ball Tennis JOHN BATES ack S eabeer Wrll be remembered for hrs gurtar Jack wrll outwrng the U S Seabees rf he doesn t fall out of a wmdow Hrst G O Drrvrng Club DIANNE ELIZABETH BEAN Dmny College The Marme has landed shell Breese her way through lrfe can t stay mad at anyone ots of fun to know one of Mrss Prerce s frequent vrsrtors G O Rrdrng Club Sophomore Grrl Glee Club Senror Chorus W c s Br w Brrdge lub reenW1tch French Club Drrv mg, Club Student Councrl Dance Club DA Hockey RUSSELL BEDFORD Rurrell College Imperral Potentate of the Schnorks rs savnng up hrs money to go down to V1rg,1n1a ever hear hum play lazz on hrs bassoon' GO Band Orchestra Musrc Ap precratron Track Scrence Club Slrde Rule Club Astronomy Club Vrce Presldent DOROTHY ANN BELLA Dom Nune A most snncere gurl made the name of Bella even more rmpor tant reme'mbered for her bug brown eyes andxmany frrends. GO Rxdmg Club Newspaper Green Wrtch Scrence Club Lead ers Club Debatrng Club Contem poraty Affarrs Radro Ptoductron Club Musrc Apprecxatron Fresh man Chorus jumor Glee Club Senror Chorus Volleyball HENRY D BENJAMIN Henry College Hrs frrends at Lakes vull never forget hrs tall cool floats es our first selectman and a very fine one too IS master of agythmg that floats GO Slrde Rule Club Blology Club French Club Student Coun MARVIN B BERENBLUM Marv College Marv always rn there prtchrng ,good lookrng mamstay of the Senror Chorus a smrle and a frrend to all GO Swrmmmg Team Cross Country Team Soccer Team Senlor Chorus Orchestra Debat mg Club Ptesrdent Green Wrtch Dramatrc Assocratron Student Councrl Mrcroscope Club, Radno Productron Club, Physrcs Club, German Club, Contemporary Af farrs Club, Wrtches Bren Staff, Boys' Glee Club 27 ,f f' 'i RUDY BIAGI Ru Uncertam A jolly fellow wrth the type of personalxty that s hard to find lrves on top of the world G O Musrc Apprecratron MARIE CAROLINE BIRRI Carol U S A1rForce Noted for her good looks members the Wrtches Brew will go high rn the axr force G O Knxttrng Club Bustness and Llterary Staff of the Wrtches Brew Brrdge Club Basketball Volley ball Drxvlnf, Club Senror Hos prtalrty Club Musrc Apprecratron junror Glee Club Radro Club 01416111 E we M e n earke Ha I tx u a all Fre m oru gs t Apprecra o recx ron Senror lf ee b O Lrbrary S a spl lrty Cl b Softball 1 jjj ,V 5241135 lima N cretary w ful al wrt best na ture aj, depe able and rary ff Basleei all Drrvrn Club S udent Shqo Soft ball, id-:ey J 19' la W7 FREDERICK JOHN BONI-IAGE Bearer College Beaver and hrs lnttle blue Bantam that unforgettable combxnatnon always having fun no matter what he s domg loves to make people laugh G O Slide Rule Club Tumbling Swrmmmg IDA G ACE BURCHEITAQ 11756 ln slze ut b eart qu t but n mart w derfurlq d GO ee Club Fresh Cho rus r ontemporar AM rs College Club PATRICIA MAE BQWEN at Nurse 1 lfbc a real cute nurse those' d ples are sure to aatobtie head surgeon s g V y G O Spams Club Brndge Club game Club only tyler- Clubl DOROTHY E BOYNE Bzfsy m une Laughter pep and lots of freckles a personalnty that welcomes new frnends and IS constantly de lrghtmg the old ones httle and lovable always on the run GO Drxymrg ,CIub, Shalt Rule Club, Wxtches Brew, Modern Dance Club, Babv Srttxng Club, Bndge Club, Cookmg Club Ne. 5- -v .5 I 4 , 5.-v X X YV I Q1 ew 5906 1,64 TH MAS GRAY BRADLEY 'Tom College A neat dresser ln and ut of school senous ,studfnl w o I5 bound to go far to hrs pals an ever lastmg frrend GO Aero Club Spanlsh Club Debatmg Club Semor Chorus Boys Glee Club Aucl1o Vxsual Astronomy Club f ff Af, IJ , ALMA BR Elmer Telephone Operator Beautrful curly hair a ternhc dresser qunet but smcere G O Sewmg Club Kmttlng Club Hospualnty Club Spamsh Club Bndge Club Student Council 19,512-gp X y , 9 TSERIEGS VAL. ance College s o noted for her spor anshlp frrendly gets along wrth everyone O Hosprtalrty Club Student aslte all Vol CY PETER BROOKS Pete College Drrves a hot Ford a real buddy always on the look for a pretty a G O , Musnc Apprecnanon Boys Glee Club, Mlcroscope Club, Vrce Presndent, French Club BRYCE BROWN Bugr College One of the best pleasant sur plus of fun and personality truer frrend cannot bc found G O freshman Class Presrdent Student Councnl Latin Club loot ball Track Hockey Band EMERSON LEE BROWN JR m College From vusecrack to vsnsecrack he lrghtly stepped over the rrvers of educatron a hugh powered salesman a favorrtc of Mrss Rogers GO Svsrmmrns, Team Musrc Apprecratron Theory Band Or chestra Boys Clee Club Slrde Rule Club Scnror Chorus Creen Wrtch picture edrtor Latrn Club Presrclent Kcy Club DA g X I GEORG CO MACK BROWN Scam Surfer Player He may be small, but he s cked wnth personalrty our soccer star vuell be sure to hear name as a star rn thc future GO Soccer Captain Latrn Club Tumblrng Svummrng, ANN BUCCI Squeek Salcrgzrl Her snappy remarks brrghten our rves tmrls a fast baton sunny smrle that sells rtself G O Mayorctte Captatn Basket ball Hockey Volleyball Student Shop Knrttrnr, Club Lrbrary Staff 'L v G- 40' 1. JI ASTASIA J BUKOWSKI College easant s and enthustasm specrall o er summer sports an ea sen of humor a mtnd r wn' Knrttrng Club Red Cross jumor Hosprtalrty Club DA Cookrng Club Senror Glee Club Skatrng Club Baseball Scrence Club ERNESTINE BUTLER Erme College Welcomed to G H S rn her sennor year cute and very smart what an athlete' a wonderful all round grrl GO Basketball Grrls Athletrc Assocratron LINDA ANN CALDWELL 111 College Though small tn herght her per sonalrty and warmth have no lrm brrghtens any class wrth a sprcy humor vrvacrousness rs her password a great gal GO Freshman Chorus DA Gtrls Glee Club Sewtng Club SHIRLEY CAMERON Muffler Nurre Never a dull moment pert pretty and full of fun a wrt as sprtghtly as her curly harr GO Freshmen Chorus Grrls Glee Club Senror Chorus Freld Hockey Basketball Volleyball Softball Athlettc Assocratton Slrde Rule Club Student Councrl Swrmmrng G Grrls !l4...A'..'Z..Qafk4 -f ,i1,,.f1.Z JOSEPH CAMILLO oe Uncertazn Joe will remember Mr Dow den s and the Yankees quie never GO Baseball Basketball Golf Jw fn! WWA C a ful h e s spar per na i l to make s uch nois G O Cooking., Club Clu Driving Club a Bridge Club NANCY CARROLL Nan C allege A swell kid an extremely pretty al keenness big words and a sense of humor has a uture as a writer GO Green Witch Compass Basketball Bowling Library Staff Bridge Club Driving, Club Con temporary Affairs Club FREDERICK A. CARUSO Fred College His ambitions match his great per- sonality , . . a friendliness which melts even the most reserved . . . you'll hear people say with en- thusiasm, He's a swell guy. G.O.' Football' Span' h Club' Driving, Club: Slide ul Club' Boys' GleeVCl b' IN ' ppr cia- tiizid M , I f I 4, 1.14 L C wisqrmn-M cscro P U n ceriam Pleasmgipersonalnty never lets anything bother him Home work what s that? G O Student Shop SARAH E CHAPPELL Sally College Her winning personality good looks and talents have made her outstanding would like to be Yale s Hrst co ed the best friend anyone could find Tom who? GO Freshman Chorus Girls Glee Club Senior Chorus Hock ey Baseball Volleyball Softball G Girls Witches Brew News Editor Dance Club Compass Green Witch Music Apprecia tion National Honor Society WW 0- College Cute h r and sweet u rus Girls Ge ery Knit tinfg lub Drlving Club Ltbrary Staff Softball Music Apprecia tion ICIA L. CHIAPPETTA K Paz Nurse ' 454 mart d . . . always gives a e ' A nd . . a real credit to . . . .a ter ' all round gal. . .' a ' ket a ' Witc cs Brew' junior e Club' ki 1 Q FEQEIGOI' Ch 's b' Na- tional S 'ty' Co ege lub' Student Coun 'l. MARY LOUISE CHIODITTI Louise Houxeu :ft Qulet and smcere a wonderful a lrkes the Army wonder why? GO Kmttnng Club Dancmg Club Softball Student Shop L brary Assxstant 'U' JOA BARBARA URCH f I urrmg ltbf ea l s k ,Q fo! her w guilt stan 1 d che smon rvna y has on her lvsl' Cl M ICCIJIIKJIZ ge Iigiongslghes Vxge Pces9e1m1DA X., PETER M CLAPP Pele College A whxz at radlo and good rn sports an everlasnng, and worthy frrend Scxence Club JV Football Creen Wxtch ANN LOUISI' CLARR Ann Bofaruff Therc s newer a dull moment our scxentxst full of pep Who who vsho' G O Sclence Club Spanish Club Hospltalltx Club DA Hockey Badminton Archerv Volleyball Green Wxtch News Edmtor Wltches Brew you WN as im L PATRICIA JOAN CLARK Patty Azrlme Harlem Cute and sweet dont ever call her qulet' lxked by all who know her a smcere frxend her motto Better late than nev GO Red Cross Student Shop Compass Green Witch Volley ball Softball BARBARA COFFEY B0bb16 Commerczal Ariz!! Promises to go far tn the artxstlc e a second Rosa Bonheur a charmmg gurl Student Councrl Green Wrtch GO Assrstant Treasurer Book keeper Student Shop Art Honor ocnety ANN e e IH iilf OVC ace she look l doesn ti Q? If g u r c et le? u es W Vo yball Spar1fsh'Clu Club Glrls Glee Cl P4569 CPNNELL fn College sincere and t e arnst 14 al XDA wx s actnve m the Art rac Presl Boys Clee Club Club Cross Club I 8 I 9 n u ' ' rr - u ' Y I 1 . . 'I' , g1...' ' - ' ' 3 ' er. D , - 9 I L a i- VL f . ,g 3 5 'KJ 1 ' L ' A . 3 lj I I fX . . lo xfl ' ' V X A' - U -U - - hir th b Y u 'le ,f 1 ' - J- - Auf 'S A X , nld... d a Y J 6 U I . l . . 1 ds. A 1 . ' . ' we , fe. fl -A t R - ' ' - - ' . - f m ft f 1 L' . ' ' . I . ' . -C I ' S . I gan, -A J , , , , K, j J , A- . J-CX J A t f . jx 4 if 'A 1 ,V 0 It 1 4 ,X fl Q I I E I N , A ,A fr N u K V B g H U ' 5 - iq. 'gh'-, ue s,ax l - - - , - Ml- eg Q fe - 5' ' .' ' I ' ' ' ' G.O., 3 r' . l b' n t hg A 3 , , 4 5 1 b , if tt l lIJQ . 1 e 4, - h Hari? ' 5 . r ' xo eb- 5 K K K XX. - W 9? ff j X' x X - Ur ,, r 3 ' C I 0 - - ll Ll v -k h' . I . . . . Z . al- ' ,V ' ' ' , W L kg - -2, A Us . 4 3 D.A:g U NANCY ANN COOKE Cookie College A cute and peppy gal with always a smile or a laugh for everyone . . . always something nice to say . . . she'll get along well in college. G.O.gSewing ClubgCooking Club: Music Appreciationg Senior Hos- pitality Clubg Basketballg Volley- ball. JAMES COVIELLO Izmmy Art School Good humored and friendly happy go lucky always ready with a quip a true friend quite an artist GO Driving Club THOMAS CRONIN F lp Uncertazn Will remember Miss Rogers lots of sportsmanship terrific in basketball G O Basketball L KENNETH CUCUEL enn3 Derztzrt m like A iish can dance like Fred Astalre that sm ex Pas made htm tops with every one a real credit to the scho GO Tumbling Club Aero Cl Bridge Club Vice President f junior Class Vice President Swimming Team Student crl Stagecraft e, .r .f SF' 5 f Q Q i fs E' I 1 J wff'1 7 Jo N HER joan Bookkeeper A girl of hob ' . . where there's f . . . a smile and bright s in her eyes . . . pleasure I ow. G.O.g usfc Appreciationg Bowl ingg So tballg Basketballg Student Shopg Green Witchg G.O. Assist ant Treasurer. WILLIA '-lik ILEY Organ E? nceflain B1 woulgf cou S' d y r o ion want is Choru lee unkyds Club Si e ule fr fi ,I ll Nan kkbgp sp kl h y phkler on nger l lm ys mem M chwa er con stantl iggli an eflicient bookre ROBERT ANDREW DARULA Scblzlz Gymnastic Irzrlruftor A great loxer of ttombones pol lxas and women prone to mak ing extra curricular noises in band rehearsals is it the women or the food that draws him to the cafeteria? GO Music Appreciation Stage craft Club Boss Clee Club Band Orchestra Baseball Football Bas etball Tumbling wdlff 'WL riff! 'JP L., Q . powvfv W 'W Juvj Q45 PW L PM 4 CYNTHIA T. DEBISH Cyn Roller Derby Skater Never misses a Roller Derby game . . . will always remember Miss Hardy . . . very responsible and helpful . . . a true friend with a good sense of humor. Freshman Chorusg Senior Chorusg Girls' Glee Clubg Junior Hospital- ity Clubg Vice-President, Senior Hospitality Clubg Tap Da Clubg Student Councilg it s Brew Business Sta G 1 rary x 14- li- Staffgisoftballg vgaii- S A f I ball. V 4 'Soi 5 'QVC-ai S t fi'-LQ, e , isa! ,, 0517 NICQLETTA DECARO Nic ' Medical A J' tan! Cute lots o e it vu iz all s or can s te e e roun spitality ee Clu Library Field Hockey Basketba 0 ley ball Tennis Sewing Club PHILIP LANGSTON DECKER P 1 College Known for his terrific athletic ability will make a good All American drives a nice car good natured and friendly GO Football Track Cross Country PAUL M NIE DELAGE, Pau Cqllegb 'Hlefe apekyust so many titles in G ,S you know a born lea er alxnaySEv1ll1ngtohclp-- whats more alkays helpmg too bad -eyery chss cant have a Pau 'A GO Student Council C0 Sec retary 51 GO President 57x Sophomore Class President Nh tional Honor I ocie National Thespians DA' Gieen Witch Literary Staff Adxertismg Man Staff Stagecraft Swimming Team Executive Committee New Eng land Student Government Asso ciation Tumbling Team Aero Club Vice President of Senior Class T1 GQ .44 ' 'T' E az 2 ref S gww RSX., N Belew 'W M'? f'fa 16 I I lj,' - ,tl I s ' , I . . 1- V I, I MARGARET DEWEY Peggy Denial A Jtittanz Quiet and reserved with an amia- ble personality . . . intelligent blonde who likes sports . . . nice dresser . . . will make some dentist a good assistant. G.O.g Red Crossg Knitting Clubg Hosiptality Clubg Sewing Clubg G Girlg Hockeyg Volleyballg Basketballg Bowling. M EY DICKMAN 'Myrau College 'll remembered forh eau f hair and witty say gs nstant visitor to ierce hat dresse ould make a ltood A C 5 A y asketball A itch re Editor Pic tures aff Com ss Riding Club Bridge Club National Honor So cietx Senior Chorus Sophomore Girls Glee Club Dance Club Student Council Art Honor So ciety PATRICI SON al VC-I Nurrmg eautiful bea tifu blue eyes I of fun a chte a win perso ty and a sweet Camera Club Club Baby Sitters h Brew Freshman horus Girls Glee Club DA Library Staff Basketball Volleyball JOHN DRAKF john Czz1l Engzneermg Hardworkini. and industrious liked bi all for his friendly ways quiet and unassuming willing helper Music Appreciation Slide Rule Club - Ex u W' f p l' Y , ' Y' ' . . . ll n , I - ' G. ., ' gR l ss , A lu- . bs ff: lrlz ,. E e . 3 D, ,Q ' 15 U . 1 ,, G 1: I . 1 . - S S ' - Q V' I , .. Q ' ' 3 X 7 . ' ' 'L ' 1 A A j . 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' - - ' - '1 H iff if ' fig ,i .' - f i 5. fs ., 5221237 'fiis we ' if , 421 BEVERLY DIANA DRISCOLL Fluffy Hourezufe A sunny drsposmon sweet and nxce to know she ll surely make somebody a good housewxfel CHARLES DUDAS Mac Uncermzn Qurte the angler quret and re served the strong snlent type a true gentleman rn every sense of the word G O Sophomore Scrence Club EMILY DEFOREST EASTON m College Cheerful and pleasant quret but dependable always on the has done an admrrable 1ob rn the band and orchestra GO Band Orchestra German Club Secretary Treasurer trench Club Contemporary Affalrs Col lege Club Glee Club Drrvmg Club Vrce Presrdent Scrence Club Wrtches Brevs Mlcroscope Club Archery Bosxlmg Hockey Volleyball Basketball THOMAS LEE EITINGON Tom College A qulck and ready grin ll gent worker makes frrends easily nrce boy to have around Sophomore Scrence Club Contem porary Aflarrs Wrtches Brevs Swrmmmg, 2 1' 3 9-.E 17 40 it 'S 1- gf' P931 PATRICIA F ENGBORG at Secretary An attractrve r.,1rl vvrth large brown eses has a wav mth the men best thmgs co te rn small pack ages Frcshman Chorus Sophomore Clee Club Dancmg Club Junlor Glee Club Library Staff GO Basketball DOLORES HQPE ENGENITO De Secretary H s a sweet smrle and tgof pep il a leader rn enror Zmonls her talents lean an that dxrectron Freshman Chorus Sfphomore Glee Club -lurfbl' G ee Club Cookmg Club Senror Hosprtahry Club Senlor Chorus G O L1 brary Staff CARY ANDREW EVERSON Cary College A man s man to the nth degree good at sports especxally hockey and basketball well known al though new rn hrs semor year GO Basketball Hockey RICHARD FAY Rrfhle Naty Good looknng boy ready to lend a helprng, hand a frrendly smnle and .t sparklnnf., personalrty plays a hot trumpet G O Band Orchestra Football Student Shop LOUIS FERRARO Lou Unceriuzn A boy who can adapt hxmself easrly to any sttuatron everybody s frrend a twrnkle rn has eye not easnly forgotten G O Driving Club Football Basketball Baseball Student Shop HARDY FINCH III Hardy College Outstandmg rn all helds of scrence and math serrous and deter mmed vull he follow rn hrs father s footsteps? GO Orchestra Freshman Scrence Club Wrtches Brew Astronomy Club Slxde Rule Club Physrcs Club MARY JANE A FINN Fanny Nurse Her personalrty and beauty exceed her herght the most likeable gal we know aboundrng wrth energy a mrschrevous look rn her eyes GO Freshman Chorus Musrc Apprecxatron Theory Hosprtalrty Club Dance Club Spanish Club Student Councrl Green Wrtch Softball Volleyball Basketball Hockey MICHAEL LOUIS FIORITO M1ke Uncerfazn The center of any excitement loves to Lay 'em rn the arsles a prwrlege to know hum G O , Drrvmg Club, Golf in-Q W.. 1- 3? EEA 4' R. WALLACE E FLETCHER Wally Navy Where theres fun Wallys always there wrth some new rdea great tenor especrally from the grrls pomt of vrew wrll be re membered at Norwalk G O Freshman Chorus Secretary Freshman Class Drrvmg Club Vrce Presrdent Senror Chorus Boys Glee Club Student Councrl Presrdent Brrdge Club Musrc Ap prec1at1on Theory CAROL FORD Carol College Charmrng plays a mean prano has a way wrth the teachers excels rn anythrng she does really busy gal G O Freshman Grrls Glee Club freshman Chorus Sophomore and jumor Glee Clubs Semor Chorus Presrdent Dramatrc Assocratton Student Councrl Brrdge Club Dara Echtor Compass Athlenc Assocratron Natlonal Thesprans Softball Hockey Volleyball Bas ketball e-Jim!! AUL F Paul certum A pm trst lrghts up when h mrles gets along well wrth one RUTH ANN FOX Ruth1e Secretary Dresses well has a quret man ner that IS most pleasmg grand gal to know G O , Baby Srttrng Club SANDRA FRASER Sandy Vp Qlzllege eaut brown eyes plays l1ke.a pro Wlll alvwayl mb Mass Rogers Engldfl X s mnschnevous grrn Y Go 'Eteshman Ch us lrls Glee Club Athletic s clatxon Hospntalxty Qlub Cdhlemporary Affaxrs Green Wrrch Dnvers Club Student Councll Cheer leader College Club Brldge Club Hockey Softball Volleyball Basketball ALFRED WIII.LIADti'fC3ALA5r.E I Cab Qt fzker A C0ilSClS'flIlbl.QxbOY o hom an ,V on! m depen ,would le hel hand to ,anyon they 1te xt 0 ' LOUIS MICHAELE GALASSO Lowe Uncertain Has a may wnth the gurls t e Srr Walter type good mechanxc merry look ln hrs eye GO Baseball Drrvmg Club JOHN FRANK GALLO Johnny Mechanic Glve hrm a paint brush and hell do wonders the type of person you want to know a new stu dent from Stamford has a lor to offer G H S qIL9Q'o4..g-, 6.4.2 ,fi-fi-Q T' i 'Wy v-..., Y at is sl 2? QS S. Q fvv '35 19 .9j,c.,2. JEANETTE S GA ROFA jeume -X! T .ZE '-A'rr7e.:fcellent artrst and usxcxan w1ll never put down the saxo p one a charmmg gurl wrth a l on the bal md5 her quiet w osprtallty Club Contemporary Affanrs Natronal Honor Socnety Busrness Manager Wltches Brew Busrness Manager D A Student Shop Green Wxtch Compass Student Councrl Musrc Apprecnatlon Athletxc Assocxa txon Hockey Basketball Softball Volleyball JEAN CAROL GAZSO Neut Serwce Who knows what laughter lurks IH the eyes of Jean' a mrschref makmg rmp who has endeared herself to all rn G H S GO Cookmng Club Tenms Dance Club CATHERINE JANET GEESE Geefee Secretary Although her school ns mn Green wlch her heart IS 1n Stamford neat dresser pretty harr pleasant personallty GO Junior Hospxtalrty Club Science Club Babv Srtters Club Ice Skatlng Club Student Shop Jumor Glee Club JOY DIANE GERIA oy Beaulzcmn Always ready for fun frlendly towards all her personalxty and smnle exceed her few faults always on the go C O Sewing Club Spanxsh Club Baby Sntters Club Senxor Hospr tallty Club . 1 A I . . ,Q, - - r r if '- 5 ' f - .l . 1 5. .5 ,I It , , -' Q, I ., f ' ,f If? V J , . Ev .If ' , 'J . W W . . , ' , , , , . ds . . 7 ' ' ' ' - - ' '9 ' 5 I I ' . . a ' ' I . . I , , I I I s . . I I I I , . I . II . I' I I I I ,I I Z ' 2 , 1 ' zf ' 1 Q 4 t 1 'il Q I I ' -. Y lt :Lf ll' 0' J , If I I t --- , 'K lr V u ' Af , , .J .cf I A f J I J ' Ia IIIII .t,:I,'k ' I I I f - - . Ip I I' I 7, rf I e . GO I Q , cs, ., , , , h ' ff- Q y1'l I ,. I i ,I Hockeyg Softballg Witches' Brewg , I I. , III I y L II Q X t It ff - H H . U 5 . -L . . . - . .g g . S I '. I . f ig ' J I X I ' Q I L , 4' 'A Ax gy I X... 1 KX .' C N 1: I ' 1 HJ ,, . . I I I I, I I I I . . . oo. I , C, A' Q - -f , fm J ' 5. Y- ft. CHARLES E CIBSON Clsarlze Ser: we A buddy wrth a good personalrty football IS hrs game very wrtty llked by all GO Huntmg and Frshmg Club Drrvrng Club Football Photogra P L Ya VNQ Qvxxfxqug, Qvwxlkfl., Ox-, .L JAMES I' GL ASO rm eqe Makes frrends east mg to lend a helpxn h d reat sense of hum ersonalxty G Linh b wrmmmg Team JUNE GOETZE une Nurse As mce as they come peppy and full of fun knows a guy by the name of Koerner GO Semor Chorus Jumor Clee Club Junnor Hosprtalrty Club Contemporary Affarrs Sennor Hospntalrty Club Co mg Club Hockey LlLA JOAN GOLDMAN Lollgpop College Always on the run a gurl yyxth a vrvacrous personalxty as tlme for plenty of fun GO Brrclge Club Dramatnc As soclatxon Scrence Club Wrtches Brew Junlor Glee Club Junror Hosprtalnty Club German Club Semor Hosprtalxty Club Green Wrtch 7: 1 5 .J:- X sf? x T ANN CLARE CRAVIIS A1111 Clare College A dependable and slncere friend pretty harr and a beautrful complexron quret and reserved Interested rn sports GO Latm Club Bridge Club Boosters Club DA Green Wrtch Contemporary Affarrs Wltches Breva Drxvrng Club Sewmg Club Athletrc Assocra t1on Fneld Hockey Basketball Volleyball Archery Tennxs Bowl mg VALENTIN GROKHOWSKY a Travelzng Wrllmng to undertake all that rs grven hlm quret and fnendly neat appearance new to our school Photography Club Track French Club JACK GUSTAVSON Co lege Fngdly but quiet works wrth out complarmng good lookrng and alvsays neat G O Vrce President Spamsh Club Slxde Rule Club Drrvmg Club Musrc Apprecratron Base a JOAN C GUZENSKI foams Teacher Intelllgence personalxty and a re served way has a lrknng for Lnglrsh w1ll make an excellent teacher capable and ambxtrous GO Secretary Jumor Contem porary Affarrs Club Sophomore Hosprtalrty Club Musrc Appre cratlon Natronal Honor Socrety Secretary Treasurer Senxor Con temporary Affarrs Club Green Wrtch Compass Busrness Staff Assrstant Busrness Manager DA Lmbrary Staff Athletrc Assocratlon Assrstant Busrness Manager Witches Brew Sewrng Club Slxde Rule Club Volleyball Freld Hockey Basketball Softball I v 4 ,S X, X 1' ' ' 'af Q al' k L lax ,X x 67 '. ,,,, 1 'If 1 X 'CQRINNE hi HMS Cor L Air Fone A girl wlth a rare personality . . . humor is het- middle name . . . 3 vivid football fan. G.O.g Red Crossg junior Hospital- ity Clubg Student Shop: Dance Clubg Driving Clubg Cooking Clubg Music Appreciation. Xxx :'D ' xtS A513 'O-?rALLrgg,rpvX 'MQ y dh InteEblQ'wQlleeEd E XS dsxglls' m v a ove m carex M rffftggll Basket all Qc rl till? G ORGE S HAMILTON Ham Engmeermq School Everyone will remember his sense of humor neat appearance a great leader has done much for his class although he was new in his sophomore year G O Witches Brew Compass Swimming Team President Sen ior Class ROBERT CULVER HAMLIN Bo College Always a vsisecrack always ate will be remembered by Mrs Gilbertson a great party o GO Sports Editor Witches Brew Compass Basketball junior Varsity and Varsity Golf Team Bridge Club Band 3- C 4'- 6 X 1 cliff 7' C: 'gb JEAN MARIE HAQSEN -lk '7un 'College The girl 'who sells tickets at the Pickwick . . . her looks and blonde hair will carry her far . . . you're apt to hnd anyone in het cat! G.O.g Freshman Chorusg Junior Girls' Glee Clubg Senior Chorusg Boosters Clubg Sophomore Girls' Glee Clubg Green Witch. JANE ELLEN HARPER ane Secretary Tall and neat a quiet and sin cere friend to those who know her G O Camera Club Business Staff Witches Brew Softball Bowling Girls Glee Club Voice Dance Club Music Appreciation ,ff WALT Walt wce swe nd fri dly ways e won m wil a redit CQ Navy nd Io Sem Chor I geC b ,xiii BERKELEY HATHO Buck College Will make scientific history really started things going around G H S a credit to the Science Department GO Dramatic Association Slide Rule Club Secretary Key Club Speech Club PATRICIA HATHORNE Parry Wave: Lovely hair and impish face . . . no doubt will look well in a Navy uniform a friendly way about er GO Associate Editor Witches Brew NANCY JANE HEINRICH Nance C ommerrzal Arm! Bright red hair and a bright per sonality a winning combination will make the perfect house Wife soon GO Hospitality Club Bridge Club Student Shop 5 P' l , if DONNA COREY HINCKLEY is it f e i l, e . , I X wif Donna N une uv' Always gay nice ro know has a flair for makeup a re liable friend G0 Latin Club Field Hockey Basketball Softball Bridge Club Dramatic Association Clee Club Bowling Skating Knitting Club Hospttality Club Driving Club Tennis P l fALTE HORNE Pm RX B nf' Leader Kept GHS s dances going has alreadyx made theigrade as a band leader s no dres er g looking G and Orchestra X , 1 sz? 4- Jax, 5' , . I , 2 .2 ' , ' : V- . . o A ,Eg . -3 ,aw 'LCN , ,. ' . . I : ...U A N. I fu 4 . ' -4 J. ' - - - Q - - - '- , - - ' U5 :' ' . -L ' 3 e ,f Z , . 'A I . -,- , - - NL, 'l I , ' ' f 5 . . 1- A v . F vi , , ' . 7 W 1.1 I , f v ' I . ga ' u - - N' Q-V 4. ' . I 1 ' . --' H ' - . . -Q N- , -- - -'L -.Q . . , A . C- 'N l :H , 1 an ' . . 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JOSEPH WAIDE HOWLEY Waide College Noted for playing basketball and tennis . . . always alert . . . a swell personality Cross Country Basketball Ten nis Aero Club French Club Contemporary Affairs HOPE SANDRA HOYER Sandy College Loves to play hockey there s a twinkle in her eyes always ready for fun G O Bridge Club Spanish Club Sewing Club Cooking Club Hos pitality Club Tennts Archery FERDINAND-I HOZENY Ill Fred Electrician Big blue eyes and neat appearance loves to sail will make a terrific electrician G O Camera Club OSE K ill b r meQered Alden mit t gir W a e sistdr rh e ou l po tant ll o and si cerity gb alle e u or ir s id 'he fe itor ,Clompass Tre J ebating C ec r national ea Ed r itches M oc ey asketba amatic Asiowtion GEORGE HURDA George Uncertain A good singer . . . mastered the English language . . . will be te- membered for his work in astrono- my, G.O.g President, Latin Clubg Vice- President, International Clubg Astronomy Clubg Senior Chotusg Boys' Glee Clubg Science Cl . l t x - x l RICI N Lim pdl I f N 'ng An out ndin iryl. . .Ja gkeat organiz . . . ai fime for every- nd eve e a credit to as of F e man s rls Glee Senior horus Pres: dent amsh Club Student Coun cil Vice President jun-tor I-los pitality Club President Senior Hospitality Club Sbcretary junior Class Secretary Senior Class Business Manager Compass Witches Brew Ba ketlggzl VolJ leyball Bowling, S Tennis RALPH FRANK INFANTI I Bond! 1111 Erzgznter Full of glee that Ford is no Hot Rod item likes to help Mrs Gilbertson swell person a ity will LF R IVERSEN Hot Rod Well remember his iokes carefree should make a good mechanic GO Hunting and Fishing Club Football 297 W.- E' N. Ne J .- -iff' t.,L:'- .- N DELORES V. JACKSON Dee College Twinkling eyes . . . sincere smile . . . fun to be with . . . grand gal to know. G.O.g Girls' Glee Club. FREDERICK M. JACKSON, JR. Fred College Outstanding in all he does . . . really bombs that Ford will be remembered for his gold one of the best GO President Stamp Club Science Club Green Witch Com pass DA National Honor So ciety Student Council Slide Rule Club President Key Club Cap- tain Golf Team Basketball BETTE ANN JOHANN et Uncertam Her personality is as sparkling as her golden locks her looks charm and friendliness make her a pleasure to know GO Student Council Girls Glee Club Freshman Chorus Bridge Club Hospitality Club Skating Club Basketball Softball GEORGE G JOHNSON Suede Azr Force Sincere but loads of fun keen sense of humor best friend a person could want GO Bridge Club Science Club Sportsmans Club Manager Foot ball Team WILLIAM D JOHNSON B1 College Big guy vuth a big heart to see him is to like him all around good sport never without a witty comeback GO Secretary Latin Club Com pass Slide Rule Club Science Club Contemporary Affairs Sen lor Chorus Boys Clee Club Spanish Club College Club Freshman Chorus loorball Hoclt ey Track Key Club MAR IE mx Rl as 87' g in plenty fjoy fo eg y ne a ot evilish it ff' ness Mtte dimples too' junior ospitality Club rasure nior Hospitality Clu G Witch Baby Sitters itthes Brew Driving Girls Clee Club Tap Dancing Club X X it KARYL BARXIOS KEZAR a Stenograpber A blonde vxho is always smiling and full of pep enpoys music a leader in Se nor Chorus makes fhends quickly and perma nent y C O Freshman Chorus Girls C lee Club Senior Chorus Senior Hos rtality Club JOAN EINIILY KIDNER Joame College Has a certain wonderful may of getting along with people terror in the Htnryj terrihc all round girl CO Freshman Chorus Girls Clee Club Senior Chorus Stu dent Council Green Witch Secre tary Girls Athletic Association Bridge Club Softball Hockey Basketball Volleyball ELIZABETH KIDNEY e College THEODORE J' KECEI-MAN JF' Pleasant to everyone , . . not sub Uflfefldw 0' ject to moods . . ., a nicer girl you couldn't find a here. Never behind the eight-ball when , he's in his quick Chev . . . quiet A N L - i . A C.O.' Girls' Gle ' Dri n in his own way. ' f H ' 1 1 'rn t Club' Bridg Cl usic A re. G.O.' Driving Club. , ,,.t Simon. ibr faff- reawfef A - 3:14 - Sophomore Sci ' Hockey. MARIAN KERN ,Mimi Dancer A quiet girl on the surface . . . dynamite under it . . . a sincere girl with a sense of humor that glows in her eyes. G,O.g Freshman Chorus1 Girls' Glee Clubg Baby Sitters Club. fax is Lf' sb 6 Nl it W5 RSTEPHQHIEN IIE' FER sph Art School Quiet 8 mcere .l. . here's a girl who either talk or paint her way to u ess. ' G,O.g Con mporary Affairsg Na- tional Att' onor Societyg Music Appreciatio , Riding Clubg Ten- ms. QPTQIJAWJT bt Q- al N fr- ' UW we W' . f ,L- A eff vt' 'r Wreck! XIBH Frnendly Mr Har oe e vt h a hocke s :ck en x Y GO Red Cross Club Grrls Glee Club DA Magorette Skatmg Club Hockey Volleyball ELIZABETH ANN KIRVEN Betly Smger Qulet and sweet outstandxng ln the held of musnc frlendly way wnth all she knows GO Drnvmg Club Freshman Chorus Gtrls Glee Club Semor Chorus Ceramxcs Club Musnc Appreclatxon Str1ngTr1o Orches tra Tennrs Badminton Archery Softball JANET M KOERNER Has a gnggle all her own ove lnest haxr ever more freckles than stars ln the sky GO Dance Club Wltches Brew Hospntahty lub ROBERT KOLB Guy Van College Happy go lucky alyyays ready wrth a smxle enloxs a good jo e GO German Club Art Club ELIZABETH MARY K LOK Beltl Stenogmpber Her smnle rs as strrkmg as her gracefulness qunet a better frxend couldn t be found GO Mus1cApprec1at1on Semor Hospxtallty Club J - lf W cbrbald College One the best rn musnc never wrt n a rm lajaotentnal M Ml GO O c a Band Strmg En ollege Club Musrc Ap atnon Q RICHA ANCIS KRISKEY Rzchz t 0 cr M si-ITE bust guys rn the c ass of 2 s xle the envy of oy e downfall o v ry pr a leader n every sense 0 the ord ru nt Shop rtor Wntches revs tc Key Club Student Councll aff' HTNRY I' RUUSISTO He n Nat y Pleasant nn expressnon quret m manner hns Lood nature ts hrs outstan lmg tharacterxstnc C O Aero Club Contemporary Affanrs Drnnnc Club Compass bpmxsh Club 30 4 4' 3 fha J ET Q9 ER . 1 , ., S ff H JT N ' -f ' A . . . 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Big green eyes flashnnp, smxle petrte and charmme G O Semng., Club Dance Club W f- CAROL IUNII LANDA Carol Colftgxe Very tlepentlable an outsmntl mg 4 H Club member always ready vuth a helpnng hancl sweet as her constant smrle ELIZABFTI-I LOI ISI' LAMIxlN Bella Lon I IILLVILZIII A warm smnle qunet but often senzetl with the giggles next clresser Dlnee C uv Hmpltrxtk Club Muslc Appreclrtmn Dru mg Club E at 'be rv- N. X ,as-if Wifi. ., MFI IOHN MICI-IAFL LAWLOR johnny Nazy Lxketl by all who know htm quret but gnves a certann feelrng ol pottntntl llrevyorles could nexer make th perrotl WILLIAM EDWARD LAWLOR Claim Maron A real star xn basketball rkes the gurls he could bestow lrttle of that helght on some of the semor boys C O Basketball BARB N LAY HAK B ecrefary .rroun I ou neet nl s 9rm,wS'h1p vtrll help r b ome n excellent eretary ,Germs reshman rus Grrls ee Club Chorus Con t pora arrs t urs A letrc Student ncn Basketball Smmmrhr: CHARLT3 CHADWICK LEIDY Cha! Colfege Hrs good spmts and fun are p preelltetl by everyone a great I ux to h ive .mvuntl xx hen you need help or rm other time C O Senior Chorus Boys ,ee C lub Qpanrsh Club DA on temporary AHAIFS JOHN JOSEPH LEO johnny Navy A good sport on the football held and of? hes everyone s frrend and everyone rs hrs frrend ways looking for fun CO Student Councrl Contem porary Affarrs Football Baseball MAIER SIMON LEVINE Mater College A frrend you can depend on good sense of humor too e s bound to do well rn college CO Orchestra Band Musrc Ap precnatron Boys Glee Club Stu dent Shop lf-.fi-f'1 A A f' ah F' 3 JOHN JOSEPH LOCKE ack Pro Baseball A leader both rn sports and other thlngs a strong and loyal friend co operatrve and dependable worker GO V1sualA1ds Baseball Hock ey Football MARGARET LONERGAN M ar U rzrertam Luke a watch always on the go those e s a devrlrsh gleam of cheer and pep Baby Srtters Club Dance lub Muslc Apprectatron Art Club Newspaper Club Hospttal b Lrbrary Staff Spantsh rmmmg n . . , I ' -7 ff .f ll U X I J I A ,Q . 1 I Q . 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' ,S H A - , s .P L X x K MARY LENA LEWIS Lena Secrelary Her snncerrty and her generous nature arent gorng to be soon for gotten wrll make an elhcrent secretary JOHN ROBERT LITTLE TR Skip College Skxp he came to us from Car dlnal Hayes Memotlal Hugh School has a sense of humor pleasantly balanced by hrs thought fulness of others GO Slrde Rule Club Track Swrmmrng view ' N af, 27 Qff' 'LUN WJDM allege w d I se se o TIL1 made b THQKQ wntm oes t bellevbf rn workrng too hard but whe he does wow' CO french Club Green Watch Semor Chorus Class Hrstorran National Art Honor Socrety D A Freshman Chorus Art Club De batrng Club Contemporary Af fanrs Soccer Tennrs NANCY JA LOVETRI Q1 0.1 XXL x Teacher exvgh hasa AJ, tlgbr eve one shell be a is 1 t competent rn eve y s e does nrttmg Club Lrbrary tat? College Club Freshman Q Chorus Grrls Glee Club Con temporary Aifarrs Busrness Staff Green Wlltch 2 L .P lt. PX if Je' X 'N yt' 2-' 7 V I 1 2- .4 . , L ' . J' -0 RAYMOINKQJJOSEPH UKSE Sanjay Commercial Art Loves art and plans to be a com- Q.--vf mercral artrst makes frrends 5' easrly apprecrates home cook 1n GO Art Editor Wltches Brevy Natronal Honor Society JAMES B LUZZI Brg Jim Uncerlam Carefree happy go lucky person has a way both wrth people and a basketball G O Drlvnng Club vm 4 Z, cuffs' JAMES JOHN LYONS JR Boozy Rico Uncemzzn Boozy always see through thmgs gets a bu, bang out of 1 e a radrant personalnty hrs actxons speak louder than words GO Mus1cApprec1at1on Scxence Club -gr W. YW 2 fee .2-f X131 I IFTUR CHARLFS M C AIL Art gpopular mth all hr c alvsays s a frle s e a real star at spor h s e to make a hxtxyyhexrgrer he .go G O Student Coundrlgluusrc Ap precratron Football Basketball Baseball ani ,Z NEIL M. MACLEAN Nei College A good dresser IS Dartmouth bound hrs carefree agreeable ways have won hrm many fnends always wrllrng to help GO DA Debatrng Club Boys Cookrng Club French Club Su ence Club Wntches Brew FX All JANET ANCY MANN ur y ecrelary A y frrends as ftp ,shot and s 6 my and po lar flceellent dancer GO Hosp alxty Club Dnvmg Club Co ng Club Freshman Chorus S ent Councnl Q od' AT ERINE G MANTEGNA Dance Imtructor 1 e n ng rs her great lo op a danc go ar m t Dance lub Baby Srtters Club Drrvmg Club Contempo rary Aflarrs Khlxng Club Y 5 C t 0 s LARRY RALPH MAPPA Babe Uncemzzn Babe hked by all who know hmm quret and good natured loves baseball G O MUSIC Apprecratron JANET P. MARTIN janet College janet lots of energy a grr wrth a sweet personalrty and a real talent for dancmg very frnendly GO Athletrc Assocxatron Mod ern Dance Club Green Wrtch Hosprtalrty Club Volleyball Bas ketball Hockey CARMELLA S MARZULLO Cookze Houreu :fe Cookre ready hand and frrend ly heart full of vrvacrry and good humor shell be an elh cient housewrfe G O Kmttmg Club Dance Club Lrbrary Staff Student Shop FRANK F MARZULLO M455 College Frank good natured and qurck wrtted a good team man say now thrs IS a dandy thnng lrkes basketball lrked by everyone GO Brldge Club Contemporary Affarrs Boys Glee Club Fresh man Chorus FRANK MASILOTTI Marr Auto Merhamc A quret boy wrth a pleasant man ner doesn t belreve rn gomg to homeroom who s buyrng' GO Att Woodworkrng IFS JM -1 i CHARLES N. MASON Charlie Lawyer Charlie fits in with any group lots of laughs when he s around has hrs serrous srde too some where' G O Brrdge Club Astronomy Club Drmvmg Club Green Wrtch Wrtches Brew Debatrng Club Senror Play Ceramlcs Club BERNICE JOAN MAYORES Bern Secretary Neat and sweet burstrng over wrth energy and fun full of frxendly chatter and born wlth the grft of laughter G O Sewrng Club Contemporary Aflarrs Musnc Apprecxauon XWUY, A Nz. QM Ox DQ FRANK EDWARD MAZZA Frank College Frank frlendly always a good sport those bug brown eyes quret but lots of fun fglrls beware J GO Student Councrl Football Hockey CHARLES LEON MCCLESTER Chuck Pharmaczrt Chuck has made many frrends rn two years at G H S an out standrng student liked and ad mrred by all a dependable worker GO Basketball Cross Country BERNARD T MCGORTY Ben Pro emomzl Danfer Ben his dancing feet will take htm far alvn s has a Joke and a big smile 1 etl by everyone he meets GO Science Club Bridge Club Green Witch ,.... RICHSARD s McCRATH Spree N111 9 Dick his friends are unlimited a ladies man just right for the Navy G O Student Council Track Cross Country Outdoor Club Science Club Visual Aicls MARY ANN MCHUGH Ann Nurse Friendly smile and sunny disposi tion . . . those big blue eyes . . . wants to be a nurse . . . lots of fun. G.O.' Knitting Club' Driving Club' Senior Hospitality Club' Sewing Club' Cooking Club. ELIZABETH MCINERNEY Mac Burinesr Betty . . . a million dollar smile . . . likes sports . . . can't top her jokes . . . a mischievous Irish lass. G.O.' Photography Club' Baby' Sitters Club' Hospitality Club' Contemporary Affairsg Softballg Basketballg Music Appreciation. 3 M l Y L. QMS , x JEAN C MCLENDON Ieannze Nurre l'ull of pep and fun how well will her love fd and her desire to be 8kJUUfZ blDC we wonder? C O Mayqrette junior Glee Club Knittr Club Bridge Club Senior Hospt lity Club xx. my N XXX N N l x XSN X CAROLE R MCPEAKE QAQYQAT' College ldof pep and the devil Carole r lly hns..Vahat.ut takes to et as his fun as possible out of Aife ef shes as cute and popular as they co co Anhii:3ZiAs cmiis Green Witch Dance Cxb Hospitality Club Driving Club freshman Chorus Spanish Club Art Club Softball Basketball Volleyball Hockey ELISE SANFORD MEEKER ee College Lees a little girl with a big, heart full of fun and mischief beautiful voice . . . dont We envy those big brown eyes! G.O.' Senior Chorus' Junior Girls' Glee Club' Witches Brew' French Club' Green Witch' Debating Club' Majorette. WILLIAM H. STANKARD Billy College G.O.' Chess Club' Driving Club' Music Appreciation' Science Club. FRANK 1 MERINGOLO Frank College A real good looking guy re tends hes shy but really has a wonderful personality sharp dresser and a gallant member of the football team GO Driving Club Football Basketball Golf INIAX MICHALKE Max College Quiet but understanding bound to be a success in any iicld he enters G O Science Club President German Club Ceramics Club JOHN MILLER john College Dont let his quietness fool you can he swim' GO Key Club Contemporary Affairs Swimming Track Cross Country BETH NTGOMERY College Qgthebbility ro get donb Cary et A s and h o can t she talk any f r7 . . . a maximum of confu o everywhere. .' res n Chorus' ir s' 3 Chorus' reen irdh Feature itor ' W' andg Orchestra: Editor mpa ' S retary lof Sophomore ass' ' A ociarion' N - ' Hon Sq ery' Student . etbal' Volleyball' tba . t ' ati CAROLYN ROSE MORETTI Carr Ofbce Work Her friendliness and cheerful smile will help her find a success ful future a lot of fun C O Dance Club Leaders Club Art Appreciation Music Apprecia tion Library Staff 'VAN FLEMINC MDRGAN V Collegl Ifa s owg4his lrezls to ma cro count runner f a cute smile ice personality S but smart G O S ish Club Cross Coun try Tra 'Muslf Appreciation RUTH CAROL MORRELL Ruthie College A pretty gal loves sports quite a sense of humor and love of mischief GO French Club Slide Rule Club Cooking Club Sewing Club Hospitality Club Athletic Association Basketball Volley ball Archery Tennis Bowling SALLY MORTIMER M Off College Mort . . . a terrific cheerleader . . . a fast talker . . . always laughing . . . a true friend. G,O.' Freshman Class Treasurer' Cirls' Glee Club' Student Shop' Cooking Club' Freshman Chorus' Crccn Witch' Driving Club' Cheerleader' Basketball' Volley- a . My .K ROBERT MULDOON B0 Na: y Dont get caught by that Irish smile a really good looking guy rather shy with girls O Contemporary Affairs Track ofyveoiexfdp 40373, C-. JANICE S NARDIELLO an Stenogmpher an pretty and strikin long black hair and a nice figure never stops talking GO Baby Sitters Club Sewing Club Cooking Club Knitting Club Green Witch Dancrng Club RHODA NAUMANN R O Study Smgmq Laughter and happiness fill the air a hair do that could not be outdone nice dresser G.O.' Freshman Chorus' Girls' Glee Club- Senior Hospitality Club. DAVID V. NELSON Dunk College Does wonderful things with his trumpet, we wish he'd learn how to play it! . . . don't let those horn rims fool you. G.O.g Bridge Clubg Bandg Music Appreciationg Microscope Club. lm' 'V Q'-r T JOHN FRANCIS NEWTON Neut College Plays a marvelous game of tennis has that special Newton look for every girl and what s more they blush' GO Science Club Bridge Club Aero Club Editor Witches Brew Green Witch Spanish Club Key Club Student Council Tennis QW J-' 7 X EPM 3 mygmfi NI EL X N or jf Faflyon Des gner o a has ple of be y an n a are m bY achers a well as Bstuden known for her 9 .tlhoughtfulness of others GC College Club Girls Glee Club Freshman Chorus German Club Tennis 1-. lv N ERG omedy Team that fatal the ife of any he tm e to ave c es atter ography gence C u ji lide Ru e u ' ' C s Country' oc- cer' Swimmin AKES A ' A Navy - .-'. ' W' 1 , , 4'5'j' , B C I Gt V A . V --'Q - rf f.: i, :Sl fm: 1.,,i.- Le- A .5-w,.g,, .,,' ,.x.,Mzr,. a,.'f7,,4. ,,-,N . . 1 J ,. ' s himself out' for t e o team and G.H.S .... our t ' c center . . . inseparable fro ubsy . . . makes out very we in other ways, too! G.O.g Co- aip, Football Teamg Baseb 11. N v , t if ,. , I r 11 Q ' ,K X may I YH efygiqf 7? L ' ,JL . , , ,- ff, N , 1 54 E-by-, ... pkigif . M X it 'Eff-vs W I 'Y P H H I-:L 4 5. L, -. J y., W 'r ' 'K 'in a' - X I '- is ,, .52j NEIL O ROURKE Squzfe Pnert uret in class otherwise bears a slrght resemblance to the atomic bomb new this year typi cally Irish PETER JOHN ORRICO Pele Bunnermzan His curly hair the envy of every grr cute personality plus will he never stop teasing the girls? GO Driving Club A504 44.01, fill, SHIRLEY ANN OTOOLE Slnrley College Remembered for her quiet friend lmess an active girl wi remember all the cake sales at GHS GO Bridge Club Latin Club Girls Glee Club Knitting Cluh Sewing Club Cooking Club French Club College Club Hos pitality Club Hockey Basketball Bowling Volleyball Athletic As sociation Tennis BARBARA TERFSA PAFFIDO Bobby College As clever as she is cute . . . a very sincere friend . . . mpsically in- clined. ' ' G.O.' Sewing Club' Driving Club' Girls Glee Club' Astronomy Club' Spanish Club' Skating' Bas- ketball' Softballg Badminton' Ten- nis' Archery Volleyball. 33 SHIRLEYAN PALIST Shelly College A loyal friend talks a mile a mmute sincere that ll be nice for you' GO Freshman Chorus Baby Sit ters Club Leaders Club Modern Dance Club Senior Hospitality Club Green Witch Music Appre ciation Tennis Knitting Club X ORIA PANGIA zc Stenograpber Cute aycfsma l an outstanding personality will go far as a graph oking Club Driving Cju L1 rary Staff Music Appre 5 1 Dancing Club Knitting Club Baby Sitters Club Photogra fu fr phy Club :AL une ways t e a nurse er in ss won er ma resh an s Latin ub Knitting Club ospitalxty Club Bridge Club DOREEN JANE PENTONY Dody College An outstanding musician . . . wi never forget that boat trip to Ire- an . . . will make a big success at college. G.O.' Orchestra' String Ensemble' String Class' Music Appreciation' Dance Club' Photography Club' Library Staff' Witches Brew' Green Witch' Hospitality Club. CAROLINE E PERKINS Carolme College Charmnng manner a young., lady wlth purpose deserves much crednt for all shes done rn GHS GO Freshman Chorus Cnrls Glee Club Senxor Chorus Mum Appreciation Brldge Club Knxt tune Club Latun Club College Club Compass jumor Hospntalr ty Club Secretary Semor Hosprt allty Club Senlor Chalrman Ath letnc Assocxatlon Hockey Basket ball Volleyball Softball Bowl mg Archery ROSE MARIE PERNA Rme Clerical llfnrleer A quxet gxrl very srncere her smrle makes up for what she laeks m sue A M PE SY Secretary and rear get l b ke c M App ec ee Club Srtt rs u een W c Hospltal ub rr s Club JOAN MARIE PETER Pele Inlerzor Decnmmr The lovellest eyes 1n the vsorlel a graclous glrl who has a smlle for everyone GO Hospntallty Club Drxvmg., Club Knnttlng Club Sewung., Club Gxrls Glee Club freshman Chorus Boulmg, Basketball Vol leyball l 3 Q' JOHN WARD PHELPS Phelprze College Makes a bass hddle talk a boy with a great deal of muslc ln hrs blood reserved but as nnce as they come CO Orehestra Band Strlng En se-mble Sensor Chorus Musxc Apprecnatlon Latm Club Con temporary AHSIIS Scnence Club Cross Country MARIE P PIOLI Re Re College Cute lud smart dresser er personalrty and dancmg ta nt w1ll get her far Baby tter ance Club Kmttr ntempo rar A xrs W ANDREW PO A Andy Uncerim Personallty equals hrs herght wnelds a rerrnhc pamt brush wrllrng worker G O Art Honor Socrety Football 05X C+ v HELEN ANNE PONGER Lllq, AAJ Lt 9-abuser nga 4 KB1gg.,est eyes axe dqhsaw df b Q sllgh sem N-EGG laexxcan yumpxne, wr 'W ch r .her way-to ci- anfpopular GR CQ'ceJ.NW1tch mpxtalrty Drnvmg Club Freshman Chorus Lnlyigy S Cheerlead er Nbosttrs brgohtemporary AHZIIS Student Shop Softball Basketball E cksyyf X K ADELE ANN POPP De Sefrehzry One laugh after another good orgamzer wrll go far rn thus e GO Knrttrng Club Grrls Glee Club Semor Hosprtalrty Club ELEANOR I. PORCHEDDU L' ze Secretary Musrcal dresses beautxfully charmrng gurl pretty dark harr GO Crrls Glee Club Dance Club Freshman Chorus junior Class Play Musrc Appreclatron JOSEPHINE J PORCHFDDU 'Toolrze Secrefary Well known around school mrss her full of pep G O Sevung Club Drxvmng Club Baby Srtters Club Student Coun C11 Green Wrtch PATRICIA ANN PRATLEY Nurse Elfln face and features has that specral somethrng that attracts the boys a really cute gal GO Vrce Prcsrdent Freshman Class Hosprtalrry Club Student Councrl Co Captam Cheerleaders Green Wrtch Freshman Chorus Drrvrng Club Dance Club Musrc Apprecratron Hockey Nolleyball Basketball Softball 7 'H-fg, V Q- ' ff-f 'f' A .aim rv, has bf E' ,.. LIL' ll !f 'C' M in l t , yy' V 1 7 M 'I 'C V, 1, Vvg, A RY RUTH PRATLEY Ruthie Teacher An Irrsh beauty vwrth a twrnkle rn her eyes where theres Ruthre there s laughter GO VrcePtes1dent Sophomore Class Hosprtalnty Club Contem porary Affarrs Drrvmg Club Boosters Club Wrtches Brew Green Wttch Cheerleader L1 brary taff Student Shop Student Councnl Sophomore Play Soft ball Basketball Hockey Muslc Apprecratlon DO MENICA M QUATRONE Dee U ncerlam Qulet and sweet srncere rn her work and vuth her frrends G O Camera Club Dance Club Art Appreclatron Llbrary Staff Freshman Chorus Sophomore Glrls Glee Club MARIE E RAGUSA A er Secretary Lnl-tes to rrde motorcycles should be an efhcnent secretary rf she doesn t get marrred hrst C O Baby Srtters Club Spanrsh Club Wrtches Brevs Contempo tary Affairs Muslc Apprecratron rt Apprecratron BARBARA ANNE RAMSEY Bobbi! Telephone Operator Unassvumfna nature lrked by al drd a good Job mn the Hos prtalrvy Club GO, Red Cross Musrc Appre cratmn bpanrsh Club Brrdge Club Lrbrary Staff Hosprtalrty Club, Drrvmg Club 1 K ' lf ' K' ll ZH A L H '. H V' V I fi ld. ' Q . . ' l in l 3 s l Sv , , ' U A n U f . - ,, 'aa n ff ' ' 1 X . . .Q 1' ' g ' ' ' I S . Q H as 6 big brown eyes . . . G.H.S..will X I 'L ' - h 4 ,A 1. .g ' g ' , he .wr K I A lv U . x ,, 1 as X .p if I E , A U A .V . i Z' , ' E, ' ' ,rf v S, ' P.P. A ' ' C ,J . I 1 . . f f U U E l 1 f U ' l 4 I - X I rr ' fl J ' ' ' l Q 9- l...' . ' ' f . 'l K A A I . . ' - .l ,. 1 l , - 4 1 , . 5 , ' ' x 9 , 'p I 35 4 s rjfq fr x' ' ,, jUlDl4H RIIMSEY-ER, f. l Judy Collegl Ajeayly vig with bralhs to match G H S will surely be hearing from her s re to succeed depen jevvngfker adro Club wx Conxilm porary Affairs Dtrvr Club tional Honor S e Witches Brew Library Staff Vice Presi dent German Club Green Witch Athletic Assocraaon Skating Club Hockey Basketball Volley ball Softball Tennis THOMAS RAP Tom Had trouble 0 e Club o mg l b airs Rule lu ero FRANK HENRY RATHJEN Frank Mrnirtry Always good for a Joke serious when he wants to be ikes sports and gzrlr hrs Terra Plane IS good for a few more miles so he claims' GO Radio Physics Club Science Club Slide Rule Club Contem porary Affairs DA Junior Play Baseball Football Cross Country DWIGHT GIFFORD REED G College Did a fabulous job on the Hockey team . . . will remember Chemis- try second period . , . full of vim vigor and vitality. G.O.' Student Council' D.A.' Driving Club' Stamp Club' Foot- ball' Baseball' Hockey. Pal BARBARA JOAN REIS f Barb Secretary Wonderful personality liked y all will remember M George s room GO Hospitality Club Green Witch Baby Srtters Club Con temporary Affairs Hockey Swim ming Basketball HARRY A REIS Rezrey College Happy go lucky always the clown of a party he will go far with that trumpet GO Band Orchestra Boys Glee Club Senior Chorus Music Ap preciation Track Football GLORIA ANN RICH G or Secretary Quiet good at sports wr make someone a good secretary always willing to lend a help ing hand GO Library Staff Hospitality Club Athletic Association Busr ness Staff Witches Brew Volley ball Softball Basketball ANN SEWALL RIDLON 'Rzd Nurre Marvelous Znd. sqprano golden halo on her head sweet and wonderful girl wr always remember Mr Cunning ham's English class. G.O.' Senior Chorus' Girls Glee Club' Driving Club' Freshman 'Chorus' Athletic Association' Soc- cer' Softball' Archery' Basketball' Volleyball' Bowling. PATRICIA ANN RIORDAN Pat Secrelary A heart clothed in sincerity . . . trimmed with laughter . . . and fastened with a bow of smiles. G.O.g Senior Hospitality Club, PHYLLIS JANE RITACCO Pbyl College She may be tiny but you can r over look her her personality makes her outstanding excels in sports and studies GO College Club Span1sh.Club Chairman Athletic Association Student Council Green Wltch Cooking Club Clothing Club Softball Basketball 1 119 ef FRANCE R ERTO afz W W at voice she ll be ccess we on her o e t u ous ugh ll 6 f' hard workin GO Stukmmcmbni Play Se on orus Freshman Chorur' irls Glee Club Con tempor Affairs College Club 1 :Q ELAINE CLlIRE ROQKWE Libr an A ractive blonde quiet' but w like her that way smart gb ahelpful worker X GO Freshman 'Chorus Girls Glec Club Senior Chorus Hos pitalrty' Club Compass Staff N tional Honor Society Libr Staff Tennis J X, f Q , 1-- Q- ,P M-,ff ,si in yup if P9 f S It' I om I R ELLEN MARIE ROICK Skippy College Full of mischief . . . outstanding personality which has won her many friends . . . always willing to help out. G.O.g Latin Clubg Driving Clubg Green Witchg Witches' Brewg German Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Dance Clubg Sewing Club. KATHRYN SUE RUSSELL Katy College Liked by all who know her little devil in a quiet way cute and sweet G O Cooking Club Dance Club Freshman Chorus DA Driving Club Bridge Club College Club Spanish Club Volleyball RAMON RUSTIA ay College Always ready with a quick answer a wonderful guy he ll make a good Yale student GO Science Club Spanish Club Driving Club JAN SALAMON Bunny Architect Reserved in manner but a real friend mad driver GO Spanish Club College Club Aero Club Track .Nz -.J GLORIA HELEN SANC EZ Glvr Relazl Selloqff -- Has a qulck vlt Ja fnendly smrle nrce tlrknow always wrllrng to help G O Cookrng Club Dance Club Grrls Glee C b Semor Chorus Student 5 DR Ned omm .fx A everyone e c a the grr plans a career rn commercral art at whrch he should be good G O Natronal'NArt Honor Socnety Aero Club Compass Staff Vrsual Ards JULIO LAWERENCE SANNA u Uncertam A smcere long lastrng frrend to anyone makmg hrs acquarntance CATHERINE E SCALES Kate Secrelary Harr of gold eyes of blue full of fun secretarlal school for her wrll remember Mr Harvey s homeroom Slit M' l g . ,Lk 38 ,gf- LYNN A-N15 SEACORD Lmmd' Sgpmury Small and sweet enjoys her music wfll nemcmblr U S N a future secretary neatly dressed G O Orchestra 'Stung Ensemble Musxc Apprecranon Glrls Glee Club Cookmg Club Hosprralrty Club Contemporary Affarrs ,G PATRICI-A XNN SKAIMANN Palx C rung at an unlrrnd w her srncerrty an frrendlmess wrll help her be a sp ndrd nurse GO Green Wrtch Freshman Chorus Mlcroscope Club College Club Sdfngsglub Grrls Glee Club HosprtalrtyFClub Wrtches Brew Athletic Assocratron Soft ball Volleyball Archery Tennrs Hockey Basketball LORJA SBRAYDARIAN College Fu of fun but al real worker wlpl remember the Wxnthes 'Brew gorug on to co Q a cere llprend GO Latrn Club Brrdge Club Bus1nessStaff Green Wrtch Drrv mg Club Vrce President Hosprt alrty Club Secretary French Club Edrror Wrtches Brew College Club Tennrs Volleyball Hockey Basketball Softball Athletrc As socranon ANNE MARIE SERNA Anne' College A happy smrle loves musnc and sports an outstandrng student bubblmg over Wlth fun vull be a college grrl G O Musrc Apprecratron Stu dent Councrl Natronal Honor So crety Contemporary Affairs Com pass Hosprtalrty Club College Club Spamsh Club Semor Cho rus Grrls Glee Club Freshman Chorus, Basketball, Softball, Ten ms, Hockey, Volleyball - l ,fs dj, j as wifi' XJ cr' .l l l ,' ' 'C .KJ .' -al AAA, fu I .7 ,L !' . r' ' - ' ' ' - ' J f 4 TJ: V X . 1. I . Q H A. ,V- rr U ' ' 'I' i y . s v ' ' ' l I' ,gf ' N ' , 3 ' ' lu ,E g X C , , 2 il Qi?-TF ' la-I il: a f , LISQ' l Ab 1' , If 'A ev, PP I l Q ' s TI! ' fe. Q P .0 l-:- Ned . . q -a d I ell-li y X A i .g a good, dependable worker. l D l , 1 . . . n in Q - ' ' 3 in J V l - 2 U 51' ' r rn I M '- Q . 4: D 1' 'll ' ' 5 it Ilfge, . sin- frl In - I mt A .l I .5 b : G.o. D A A Q ll, , 1 -l 1 1 , . A .5 3 . . r ' k I' ' Q, 11 1 H N . I 5' QQ . Y: . . V I. ' . . . . G.O.g a Cl b. ' V A as all . ,' 1 A ' ' ROSEMARIE ANN SEVERO Sale! Gfrl sweet and pleasant Joys dramatrcs soft brown eyes a smooth dresser nrce to have around GO Grrls Glee Club Dance Club Cooking Club Junior Play Musrc Apprecratron Freshman Chorus GERTRUDE LOU SHERIDAN 'Trudy College Tops rn athletlcs always full of fun and mrschref plans to go to college GO Athletrc Assocratxon Cook mg Club Sewrng Club Drrvrng Club Spanrsh Club Hockey Softball Tennrs Basketball Bad mmton Volleyball Archery DORO Y NN SHRBDFR9 ecrelary l ressed vs m e oo sec retar sweetqu Freshman rus Grrls Clu Semor horus N 0 or Socrety Contemuo rary A arrs junror Hosprtalrty Club Volleyball JOHN KENNETH SIMON johnny College Known by all for hrs cnerszy rn so many actrvrtres mll re member Mrss Moraan a future college man clexer and fun to have around GO Lrrerary Staff Green Watch DA Nat1onalThesprans Wrtch es Bren Boys Clee Club Com pass Staff Student Councrl Con temporary Affarrs Art Club D batrng, Club Tcnnrs Manager Cross Country Team Basketball Key Club 909' A 0.7 a,5Q r' X 04' N M ay!! MN S 'B - VMXM RQKLFZXCEA i' IUK Q wx, 'C Madge Stenograpber Her personalrty goes may beyond her herghr she ll make a mrghty trny stenozgrapher' a smrle and a yoke G O Student Councrl Softball TC sf A I X- ii- ANL. 39 1 Sb. 1- E C RMELA SMERIGLIQ, ar Burmerr personalrty and pep- loves all sports comgetent rn all she'191derta a grand glfl 'GO Drrvrng Club Llbrary Staff Freshman Chorus Grrls Glee ub DA Contemporary Af airs Semor Ghorus Student Shop Green Wxtch Athletrc As .ZCIZIIOD Softball Tenms Vol leyball lx' '1 .fi Lil V ,EA-RL imma SMETHURST Bubry Navy Bubsypl -quret but true frrend t footb lf held fi d wg Navy Wllh g gina! ord for all vyh a'iiv'Tt' 'rl G O Co Football Team JOAN FRANCES SMITH Smitty Math Tearher Good thmgs come rn small pack ages loves to grggle wrll be a math teacher has her eye on a certam Pre Med GO Latln Club Bridge Club Hosprtalrty Club Student Coun l Compass DA Natronal Thesprans Athletrc Assocratron Hockey Basketball Volleyball X eros-7 s . s - - OV wg w , UROH A - b A u Ro... . ...en- X ,, ,, D -1 . Q 3 Q4 ' ' ' K . . . . ' . N X JI ,N Rs x r at - L . fy. D f J O A A ' HC ,J hx ' . ,, y if jf ,M y M . y I . A' . . . ' A 1 X ' r . ' ' ' - . ' ' . -1 ' ' 1 ' 2 ' 9 I ' 9 ' ' t I A . 5 9 ' 1 H 1 2 Q 9- ' A , t 9 . ' 1 1 '- N.. 2 we ' . -. U I ' . I ' x y , , , ' X . 1 e V I l A af ' C' if , , 1 A ' 'K ' L y 4 4, ig f' r HD x - L! A 4 L 1,717 rte a l cute . . . a 's well ' Z' -' ' , 'KX---A . . . 'ill D Y d - ,jf ' ' ' ' ' C' I . . l G. .g 3 ' ' Q' ' A off... ' rt 1 ' ' 3 a- T.O. . fx o an lr, ti ' Q - Y ... ' . 4 ' 1 I I I ' , ' A . .g - ta , Q . 1 Y U N A 1 Q ' xx A 7, r Q in s in . f his-S, C, ,. 4. ' L1 lr ,rf I 'I - ' V I X . . . . - . . I in 'Q H1 lp i on N ' -1 9 . 3 A ' 4 fi: 5 . .1 ' 1 3 e- . 'A - . - - - . ' 1 1 . 'Q 4, I X A Z I CI, , 1 Q V . ' . y . ,TQ w I F' C S. I ,A 546-.-rf-f-Xh K Mx ,J A'16mKE'P1A MITH l -' .Avi-'Ai s wbe ,q! y a T1f7IY1kE1n her E w1ll rememb dm-rrg' e u f the D A where she s sure t a hut G O Scrence Club Cookmg Club D A Contemporary Affarrs Lrbrary Staff HOSplfallIy Club Green W1tch Basketball Hockey Swrmmmg ERT HN some NSKAI .x Sober Nu 31 X Sober w I s ne 1n a Navy u 1 form 11-afcurly ha1r and sonalny wull make h1m remem bered to all a dev1l 1n Cl1SgUlSC GO Mrcroscope Club Pres1dent Jun1or Class Cross Country Nurre sense 1 n attr IIVC a go 1end an ne you H b e paper Cl L1 rary Staff tu Counc1l tball Basketball ELIZABETH R SPERIGLIO Betty Bootr Stenographef Betty always has a sm1le for everyone hopes to be a sten ographer good natured and fun to be vuth GO Freshman Chorus Gxrls Glee Club Dr1v1ng Club Typmg Club Llbrary Staff 'Y' rr -1 WWF fakammfm wa ty 40 6. . 1 ' X K 1 1' . I ff' , . X ARA STIPEN ' ' Nurse 1thout SIC ther would be no 1 e te and has all that lf takes t s d a tern c vmcbkx a B nsw1c ap! C O Sr ent oun Freshman Cho Secret y SE r Chorus Dr1v1ng !Sew1ng Club Green W1tc 1rls Glee Club Volleyball Tenms Hockey JOAN L STRAIN 'Toolze Uncerlam Tull of pep a m1sch1evous laugh a true fnend ln every sense of the word that ha1r lf s so curly' GO Rrdmg Club Kmttmg Club MUSIC Apprecrauon Tenn1s Bowlmg RICHARD C STRAIN Dick Uncerlazn A sense of humor personahry and fnenclly manner l1ked by a a hard and w1ll1ng worker GO Mus1c Apprec1at1on Fresh man Chorus JOSEPH JOHN TATTAR oe Navy Always good for a laugh keeps an eye on the gnrls act1ve 1n the band w1ll look neat 1n a Navy umform G O Band Orchestra MUSIC Ap- precratron H H any fb XM es... ff I j l'f... . .... g ' art? . C . K ' ' K, 'e ' . .5 ' Se .1 A 1 lk L. 'lo 1 M 2 f . so 1. 2 - , . . , 1 1' . . I U ' 1' .1 I A 57 'C l l 1 . I I J U. 1- . . ' 'A' 1 I V f A . n. - . 4 f I ' ' J gl x L96 fr ' I fl Y Xl .iv - 7, . I - M - r - rf - 1 r U X I , , . 11 'jf' . 11 I ' ' ' . . r r. 1 A lrf .1 XX A N 'C use E S . L' - H g b rr ' n ' .I ' I ' ' h . . . D 1 src def, . . . U y H, l 11.1. ' 1 'D U L G.O,g ' 3 N - ,ll I- .Tr xke. gl: V . , ' 'l . ' Q 1 S - t r, . A 1 4 - ' . ss uf U I A I ' ' 's 'J T. H U I 5 ff 8 S , nl u . . . ' I V klrl ,Q V ' ' ' 5 1 ' 1, Vis. A , W 1 ' A A 1 I I if-lf lilies-,'fiffi55?5'ff1: 'Q' l - ...- , IX .' - 1:1111 fififffd 1.- CAROL JEAN TENEYCK 'Tenny Ballet Always grgglnng enjoys dorng anythmg thats fun shell be a good ballerrra lots of fun and merrrment G O Spanrsh Club Rrdrng Club Girls 'Glee Club NATE EMIL TESEI Nate C 0 rztraclor Quxet but always relxable frnend to all he wrll surely succeed contractors bevs are G O Driving Club .7 f- SUSAN THIEMANN Suez College That year at Rosemary drdn t slow her down a bnt famous for the hrlarrous comments hvely amusing and smart a hard worker GO Latln Club Glrls Glee Club Senror Chorus Debatrng Club DA Manager Editor Wxtches Brew Assistant Edltor Compass Green W1tch Hockey Basketball ERIC TIPKE Rrck Nat y Rick known to all our per sonalrty boy never wrthout wrsecrack the lxfe of the party fvxhether there 15 one or not? G O Band Senior Chorus Stu dent Shop Mustc Apprecnatron Stagecraft Club Student Councxl Cashrer Cafeterna JANICE TRUESDAIL 'Tana Phyucal Ed Teacher Quret but always frrendly smrle and a krnd word for all gomg to be a gym teacher new m her Semor year any school would be happy to me her G O Gnrls Glee Club Senxor P ay JANITH TUTHILL gn uyflfef Always ready wrth a poem good fuend always on hand wrll make a good wrrter enjoys horseback rrdmg GO Feature Edrtor Exchange Fdrtor Wrtches Brew Rrdmg Club Bowlrng Basketball Vol leyball HARRY NEIL TWISS Tu my NWS' Star of the tenms team very good lookmg boy pretends he doesnt lrke grrls but we know dnfferently GO Telescoptc Club Tenms Hockey MARGARET S UHRIG Margaret Secretary Quret and charmmg a true frnend to the end success IS sure to be her future GO Secretary German Club Latnn Club Hospmtalnty Club Brldge Club Contemporary Af farrs Volleyball Badminton TOSFPH URRATA Sturm Artu! A qulet fellow hrs mtegrlty will bc hls password artrsts bewarell CO Compass 'Staff Prcsrdcnt Natlonal Art Honor Soclcty Brldge Club Ceramlcs Club Art Club Spanrsh Club lNlARTlN D VALENTINE zz College Happy go lucky musxclan easy ro get along wrth qulet but frlendly GO Band Orchestra Physlcs Club Compass Staff Student Councll Shde Rule Club Kev Club Assistant Manager Foot ball Team Kerfvlzc U 71 rertazn an cere er s 1 one of the ou e S Gee Club Dance u PETER JAMES VITERETTO Bu jet Pflot A great athlete and a good sport knovyn for that brg sm1le his sportsmanshlp IS found not only on the playmg held but rn hns everyday l1fe qulte the vyoman s man GO Student Councll Drrylng Club Cafcterra Staff Toothall Baseball Track ,... I 9 Sex -gs '25 Illil 1:01 'lg 4 1L..X .ulbr --N '95 'bf ANDREW JAMES WAGNER rm College An outstandmg, brarn very scholarly knovsn fo hrs weather reports our scnentrst GO Freshman Chorus Science Club Weather Stanon Latnn Club Astronomy Club Vxce Presnclent Slnde Rule Club Presn dent Physrcs Club News Fclrtor Wrtches Brew Treasurer French Club Secretary Treasurer N uonal Art Honor Socnety Nat1on al Honor Society EVELYN BEATRICE WALKER Lyn Trazel Qurte often seen w1th a mrschxev ous twinkle rn her eyes and an rmprsh grrn on her face charmlng., personalnty GO Freshman Chorus Girls Glec Club Sennor Chorus Student Counc1l RONALD GILBERT WATSON Ronnie Mechanic A swell buddy to have around loyal a llttle hot rod happy though BARBARA ANN WATTS Wazlue College A wonderful friend a wonderful personalxry a wonderful gurl how d1d II all get mto such a small package? O Guls Glee Club Freshman orus Drrvnng., Club Dance lub T surer Green Wltch Student op Hospntallty Club Br1dg,e Qlub Basketball JUDSON WHITEHEAD u College The bigger the man the bigger the heart how true in this case always ready with a smile for everyone GO Stamp Club French Club Astronomy Club Boys Cooking Club PRISCILLA GRAY WHITLO Whzl Nurse Happy smiling and gay knovun for her merry way her bright personality ns always appreciated CO Red Cross Club Girls Glee Club Serhor Chorus Cookflng u RICHARD R WIGCINS Wfrggze Murzcran A real gone guy will never be without friends or his music have you ever noticed his laughing smile? C O Senior Chorus Boys Glee Club Music Appreciation IDUN WIKSE Idun College Bright red hair . . . heart,of gold . . . pleasant personality . . . s e will find success in whatever she does. '- G.O.' Athletic Associationg' Fresh- man Chorus' Girls' 'Glee Club' Senior Chorus' Hospitality Club' Bridge Club' Latin Club' Student Council' Knitting Club' Music' Appreciation1 Hockeyg Basketball' Softball' Volleyball' Bowling. 1-' 51 -aw. Pk. 4. L 52' THOMAS WILGUS 'Tom College Quiet at all times very studrous never long vstthout a bright idea our question boy GO Secretary Sophomore Sci ence Club Latin Club Editor Green Wttch Slide Rule Club Freshman Chorus Of ARDE JOAN WI QX Arcbze Azrl Horzerr A sweet girl wdh eet smile topped off wi neat red hair loads of fun always has a blg smile G O Student Shop Cooking Club Senior Chorus Girls Glee Club Freshman Chorus SXI7VIA JANE WILSON Wzllze Phyrzcal Ed Teacher A great sport a wonderful per sonallty enormous sense of humor these things couldnt have happened to a nicer person GO Debating Club Spanish Club Compass Girls Sports Ed: tor Witches Brew Vice Presi dent Crrls Athletic Association President Riding Club Hockey Volleyball Basketball Softball Bovwlmg Tennis BONNIF KAY WILSTER Kay Buyer Small pert and sweet . . . heart of old and hair to match . . . Won- derful dancer . . . will be a hit wherever she goes! G.O.' Student Council' Treasurer Sophomore Class' Leaders Club' Driving., Club' Hospitality Club' Dance Club' Buyer, Student Shop' Assistant Business Manager Green Witch' Captain, Cheerleaders' Athletic Association' Skating Club' Swimming' Softball' Vol- leyball' Basketball. MICHAEL VAUGHN M1ke Phyncfrt G O Contemporary Affairs Band Latin Club Astronomy Club Soc cer 'Yffrixf fl Bar ra Dark eyes sweet these will be the stepping stones to her success GO Hospitalitx Club Sewing Club HIA WIGHAM YOUNG Hia College A petite redhead brimming with fun who like the cello she plays never hits a harsh note ikes good Jazz GO Compass Staff Green Witch Band Orchestra String Ensemble Girls Glee Club Ath letlc Association Music Apprecia tion Slide le Club Dance Club Baske l Volleyball Soc cer Soft all ockky JELI ABETH ANN ZACCARDO Be Model A quiet charming person . . . - ways ready with a friendly smile . . . never seen vsirh a harsh look or saying a harsh word. G.O.' Driving Club' Music Ap- preciation' Student Shop. 1 EAGEN ZYGMONT Zfggy Armed Forces Always on the go with a friendly grin on his face hard to keep him in one place for more than seconds at a time G O Driving Club Student Shop ED RD DALY Sen :ce riendly happy go lucky 1 plays a mean game of ockey as nice as he is tall O Hockey JOSEPH DEVOS oe College Welcomed from California in his Senior year a wonderful actor curly hair conscrentious dependable worker GO DA GEORGE 1. NICASTRO JR. Nick College New this year . . . nice quiet boy . . . sincere in all he does . . . very smart. G.O.' Drafting Club' Orchestra. CAROL HENRY Every member of the cltss of 1957 knows and rs proud of Carol Henry Lots of us first met her rn her freshman year here at Greenw1ch Hrgh and many more have gotten to know her through recordrngs and letters durrng the years when her rllness has forced her to be fm ay from us But all of us have taken personal prrde rn her progress and we know xt wont be long before shell be batk wrth her fr1ends studyrng musrc and developrng her beautlful vorce We ve had a lot of fun recordlng cltsses md events for Carol and students of GHS were greatly mox ed when they heard the record1ng of a natronwrde radro program for the March of Drmes ded1cated to our own Carol by Helen Hayes and many other st 1rs Once agaln here s luck to Carol from her class mates her courage has serv ed xs an rnsprrauon to us all 45 ,, , f mf? ' - ,bi I 'A JV, - . .J .J , 1 2' ,T :,,1 ,wg if V f Y A ,fa l . -' ,gf -4 .' 4 . .I Y ' . .. 4 . f 1 . Y . . Y t t . . . . , s , ..., . . . , y . , . . 1 1 , Y I w . i . 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Lim' The flrlials Charles Mcfllester - Pat Prarlcy lfric Tipkc- Q Sandra Fraser Pete Allard E Barbara Colley - joe Urrar Tffcf Bell SillgC'fI The uvjlljw-I The Bell flllllelcfr Vifally Flercher- Frances Roberro Emerson Brown - Carole Mcljeakc Arr Mackail - Sylvia Wilscmrm Clan Bmlbcr mul Sirtcr Best l'er.ffn1ullIy George Brown - Pat Hyl Dick Kriskcy - Sally Morrimzr BACK PAGE LUCY THE COUNTYS LEADING 0 CALUMNIST J 5 .3 Wh MAY 22 1967 We thrnk thlr the most amazrng feat of the week rs George Brovx n s klcklng 1 soccer ball around the world rn kllts rn the record trrne of e1gDhty days We wonder rf you got glass rn your harr xx hen Frances Roberto broke the chan delrer at the Met last mph -qurte 1 few people had to be taken to the new funeral home recently opened by those lugubrrous souls Emerson Brown and Harry Nordberg Down 1n Chrnatown buyrng jumprng beans from Sukr Thremann I heard that Patsy Ayres has recently opened 1n Brrdland wlth some scnsatron 11 Chrnese bop replacrng Kay Wrlster and Barblra Watts who have been wowrnt, audr ences mth thelr d rnclng Our senator from Crass Island Marv Berenblum tells us that the Sen lte Crnme Investrgatrng Commrttee headed by Amstasxa Bukowskr rs rnvestlgbatrnp Cand we are shocked to announce If but lf has been verlfied by the presldents Ofhcral Doodler Ned Sandreuterj the Shnorks' Speakrng of Inxestrgatron Commnttees we thmk that one may be formed to look mto Dmny Beans she may never equal Henry Benjamrn and anet Martrn currently starrrng, rn the Great Lovers drrected by John Lawlor that moue may never wrn an award but we can tell you of a person who has won an award the Nobel Prrze rn fact Thrs person was that brrllrant sclentrst Eddre Hallx gan who was prarsed for hrs research rn organic chemrstry Of more use to the world though IS the atomrc Kleenex drspenser recently perfected by Hardy Frnch r In the llne of rnventrons we would llke to rnsert a word of prarse for the new tanks desrgned by Elsre Meeker these tanks are revolutxonary Also revolutnomry IS the new and superlor d1ct1onary complled by Wallace Fletcher and Walter Home noted professors at Harvard We have just recerved word of the strrke of the D W U CD05 Walkers Unronj headed by Drck Lorenz rumor has It that rn Washrngton arbrtratlon w1ll be headed by Bob Muldoon In Hollywood jean Hansen long trme head of cheesecake at M G M has hrred our old frrend Errc Trpke as offlcnal censor we are sure that he mll do a ne job We re sorry to hear that Paul Delage 48 59' Ng 1 5557 S F if-J ,I 4 as 11' ll 0 - . uma A fr Q2 0 0 Avril' 'j, ' ' pr. 1 , at I 6 s . . . . Y . ' 'Y : ' . , L I I I ' . 2 . r , . ' Y '- '. . I K. . . . L 1 4 t , . , L I K L .L Z . . .Y . Y recent marriage to a platoon of Marine sergeantsg however, . . J . , L . 7 . ,, y,, . 1 a 9 y Y . . C . Y . . 1 . Y , . . . . , VIA I . . . . 1 GD ZX 1 B ' v . a ' QQ Z' a S- ' Ge' ' ff ' ' ' 'U e ta 1 kd W . 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' .C L74 C7 4 . L: ' X . 'l to y , Paul . . . . A ' L K' L I '. ' L h ' ' A ' A . V A A A ' Q U Q Q ' A K 5, ' .V .- 'f V - - '71 f- - ' 1 'L ' 1' ' '. ' 1 ' l A Q 1 L ' I' I I .... I ', 'K P I -1' 'I . h tb L v I .' k' ' ' ' 1 1 ' a ' A U A 1 - , - r -, V 'A 'lf 'I 2 1 V D . A Y' g . Y 1 K v 1 . - . 'L ' A ' 'K ' ' I b 1 I ' . 1 ' ' '1- turing Carol Ford And Her Bubbles, and much to our sur- . b A 4 .LY K E .1 .4 , K , , J. ,' ' - N A,- D 'Q A 5 ' . f ..,. 4 5 ' ' . sl K N ' 'Q H .... ' . ' , - ' V ' - ,. ' - , ' . v, ' 1 V- 7 ,Q A A Q A ,I V . . I' .- A I l . K- t XJ ' 'A 'A ha fi , - 01 x . K . 9 0, ..1' Z xx 5, V lx 'I X ! ' 5 'S - X I r Y r ,5 ' 'w I x 1 x, FAC U LTY in-u ADMINISTRATION 'A Q, DR S WILLARD PRICE Supermtendenl 0 Schools i MR ANDREW BELLA DR ELMER HAGMAN Prznczpal G H S 51 Director 0 Rexeurch and Gzzzdance w- 'Q I . GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Through the geuitlmee depirtmcnt hundreds of future. and in milking their career in high school sue- students are assisted in plinning their courses md their Cessful. To you-our tleepest gratitude. QC- Gardner. STAFF way Il1.1Il'l1C5'Cglll, In atltlitiwn. Nancy Forte is the secret untlercover .itlvisor of the GO. XY'e take this opportunity to thunk them for being so helpful. ffl ,nib y, D ' ,f f v Left to Right-Mr. 1. Frederick Pfau III, Miss Mary Sergeant Miss Lucille Hofstra. Mr. Cecil H dll X . x . I I'1rst Row Left to Rrghr Mary Dudas Anna Dudas Tessle Stassel Theresa Franco Qecond Rovx Anna Bella Luna Ambrose Mary Hrosenchnck Bessy Re Imma Foldy Absent from thus plcture Anna Lau ko R HOUSE KEEPER -4. I W Left to Rlbhf M.1r1aTur.1neL Mrs Maruscsak Mary Mnrchcll Amelxa Sauer Srandmg Mary Ryan 4 Y Y 7 ! ' v 'I A ' v V , ' . f A . ' . 5 '. ' ' I , . Yr .. . 'A .. N I. A ' -E - V ., T - fv X , , 1 . E , N ,X 4 'L V 1 .ht N - ,L A V 4 '- 2 W, gr . tw-. ' ?- fa 'A 1 K ,-K A ' :fu xx ., . I . I 'Uk ,. ,,f,,, A Q.-lr . 4, A vt V V ' ur ' 1 ' ' E, . f ', I' , . - ' IN APPRECI As our four years at GHS draw to a close, we would like to give our vote of thanks to Mr. Raymond O'Toole, Mr, Randolph Aurell, Mr. Ray Harrington, Miss Ruth Morgan, and Mr. joseph Tattar for their untiring and devoted service to the school, and to the Class of 1952 in particular. lt is impossible to find words to express our appre- ciation of Mr. Harrington, and his wonderful contribu- tions to the school-his inspiring musical composi- tions, his incomparable leadership at pep rallies, and above all, his matchless understanding of the students. The students who worked with Miss Morgan, as well as those who enjoyed her performances, will always remember her for her exceptional ability in dramatics. Shouts of Propsl and Lights! will never be forgotten by DA. members, and her speech classes sophomore year were something for the records. We are sure Miss Morgan would agree that much thanks should go to Mr. Tattar and his staff for their willing assistance in the production of these numerous performances. Vile have come to the conclusion that there wouldn't s 1 ng- 7.5-' +93 , 'g' Q TIO have been any yearbook at all without our able advisor. Mr. Aurell, and that all-important man-the printer- Mr. Ray O'Toole. Certainly no one has had to put up with as much as these poor souls, frustrated as they must have become during our regime in 207. How many art classes have we turned into complete turmoil when one of our staff had a brainstorm for the book? Wliztt other yearbook had an editor like ours who would journey five miles to the printer only to hand over two pages-No. 2 and No. 1272 Of course she didn't stop to think that this might give the printer twice as much work-she gilt out of 7th period, didnt she? However, we'd better make this an article in appre- ciationn of the services of other, instead of in apology for ourselves. We hope that isn't necessary. In our old age, the things we will remember about high school will be the extra-curricular activities, rather than the classes and the homework lwe hopej, And these activities would never be possible without such people as the five we present on this page. df I.. 74' f --AK: - X I 15' '-S a 9 Jn ' 4 ' A avg: gf I 1 ffs: X .3 M- Y . ,.,.N,, A ' 9 tv Ill, Q ll ' 'Q ,, 1 1 J 'x -?- YQ X ' li G OFFICERS U rhvgabla rurlon of Mr Du 1d Doxxdln 1 l x, IL x mor ru G O offmcrs lmvc dom com nda e 10 xp the ldITllIllSII'lIl0l1 of C O busmcss Wx Blk Left to Right Kan Cuc l V ue lcc Prnsuicnt Barium C IFPLIHLI' Sccretarx Panl D 1 1 e dj.,L President Duxd Dmullng, Adxlser 58 STUDENT The Student Council is the important organization of the school. We have these people to thank for many of the privileges which the student body enjoys. Under the guidance of Mr. Dowding, the council has con- ducted many successful activities. such as the clothing iff P o Viylfilofify sf COUNCIL drive, the Red Cross Drive, G. O. Dances, and several entertaining assemblies. The members are constantly working for the betterment of the school, unrecognized by their classmates. We thank you for all your hard work. . Rovy l Diana Rhines 1eanBartle Jeanette Garofalo Nancy Dannert Regina Franco Nanette Dernier Beth Montgomery She la Hayes Lynn Morley Ann Biase Mildred La Dera Paul Delage President Royy 7 Nancy Cusack Shirley Davis Margo Cormack lean Zygmont Beverly Greenhoyy Pat Clark Ramona Martincs Lee Meeker Joan Smith Connie Kohlman Pat Kohut Kathleen Bartlik Barbara Carpenter Secretary Rowja Mr Dovyding Mr Sthvyaaer jean Updike Marge Crawford Pat Hyl Dot Bella Sara Sibley Carol Gallagher Nancy Carlson Barbara Hansen Nancy XValker Barbara Coffey Alice Rae Row 4 june Goetz Barbara Laychak Carol ford Barbara Van Popering Linda Carl Rose Chiappetta Martha Poutas joan Kidner Marcia Eskoyyitz Carmela Smertglio Pat Chiapetta Barbara Sheldon Mildred Ball kenneth Cucucl Vice President Row 5 Richard Manero Ronnie Curcio frank Caruso Pat Parisi Duncan McDougall Charles Mangold Kenny Beach Dick Kriskey Gifford Reed Dick Billin Eric Tipltc Bill Laemmel john Slack jim Frost jack Neyyton Bill Dailey Bill Curtis Bob Curtis V . . . 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I ' . A. Y . Y , Y . Y v . - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' ' . f s 1 - 1 1, 1 1 , '. , 1 - ,, ' , 1 1 - 1 - 1 - , 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 , , . ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 - - 1 V A . . . 1 . Y. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . , J . . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 . , , , , . ' 1 1 1 . v c - . ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 , . . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Row l-Frank Caruso, Prcsi denrg Mr. Lewin, Faculry Ad- visor. Row 2-jean Barrle, Vice-Prcsidcmg james Novak Treasurcrg Susan Morsheimer. Secretary. f FRESHM AN CLASS OFFICERS Row l-Kevin Bartlik, Presi- demg Mr. A. Smith, Faculty Advisor. Row 2-Mildred La- Dorc, Secretaryg Fred Smith, Vice-Presidentg Martha Chap- pell, Treasurer. 4 - 3 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row 1-Kathleen Bartlik, Treasurerg Pat Hyl, Secretary Row 2-Paul Delage, Vice- Presidentg Mr. Alden Smith George Hamilton, President. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row 1-John Zuccerella, Pres- identg Mr. Knudsen, Faculty Advisor. Row 2-Dot Zyg- mont. Secretaryg Nancy Walk- er, Treasurerg Barbara Carpen- ter, Vice-President. 13? xvvv' 'Q'u5Y ',,'1 l,.'-1 ' i X X al fl 1 ! X .- X f QP jf if ' 1-'a I 5 J. -9 fs 9- m 1 11111 1 Ir1s111r1t lrL11 1111x8011 1111145 XX 1Lmr 111111 RUUSLYLY Mxm 1311111111111 hm x 1 111 111 I1 1 R :xx Army Sami lrcxsurcr NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY cr M H1r U 1 Slsr 1111151 V11111 xx 1111 111 U M1111 111411 SILIL S II 1.1 1 11 111 I 11r u lfi 1 M111 111111 11 1111 C1111111mL Ottqu Tlllf 111 f 11 s11111111 xu r 11x 11111 1r proyur IS 1xLCPlI1g.1 11p111L Honor 11 l 62 ' 7 1 . H 1 . 1 i ' -3 fr , . 1 1' 'Q . 1 A I 1 W '- ' X , F 1' ' R. O121' A11.11k11A11,1f11 . M V. A - 3 1 f, 1 l-5.1111 c11l.lIPL'11. .I .Il Cl kc ski, 1'.1t c,1l1Ll1PL'II1i, St.'LfL'I.if5'. 1 ' if A QA 1, M '15 A , ,11.1r1L-111' C2.1m1.1111. 11.1111 Dc1.1uc, B1-111 M1111r,:111111Ary. Vigo-PrcAs111c-111. D111 S11rc11ers. 1'1111- 111s f.11'111ry xp1111s11rx11il1 of 1. 1 Vey. 1110 T11 'A ' '1 A11 A' 5 116. '1 ' .11 H1111 11 9 Ucry 11.151Wt'L'Il L1K1lfCLlf A11 1 111c T11 , - . Q' A. A 1 A 'X ' . 'A A 1 -' l1,,I-11L'11'.11111N.L1-L' .11 1-11111.i1.1QC' F1111 J ' 1114 1 ,i1 ' . 7 'H ' A R 11. 'II11 1111111151 1A11A111A: -111 111g 11.111 111.1119111141119 1I1C111S ART HONOR SOCIETY Students elected to thrs socrety have recened the of art work rn the school We extend our apprecmtron hxghest honor possrble for an 1rt1st rn G H S Wrth to these people who are responsrble for all the excellent VN Mrss Comms u dance they try to rarse the standard art work appearrng rn our school publrcatxons www Row l Ga1lW1lk1ns Maxme Xought Stephanre hreffcr Pat Anderson Mass Cummms Drane Xrdvsell Vnce Presrdent Joyce Pollard Barbara Coffey MvraD1clcman Row 2 Ray Lulcse Pete Allard Ned Sandreuter james Wagner Secretarx Treasurer Andrew Pollard Tom Connell Drck Lorenz Joe Urrata President X .. a .v - gg . K - 15' Y 1 - 3 ' V ! . ' 3 1 ff 1 7 v- ' tx- , . D.A. The D. A. is one of the most active and popular clubs organization a success. This year they produced A in the school. Each year its members work diligently, Midsummers Night Dream and also worked hard to under the direction Miss Morgan, to make the make numerous other assemblies successful. Qt, at DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION Row 1-Dianne Bean, Susan Thiemann, Jean Zygmont, Secretary, Carol Ford, President, Joan Church, Vice-President, Maxine Vought, Lynn Morley, Nina Carroll, joan Smith. Row 2- Barbara Carpenter, Dot Zygmont, Ruth Groenkamp, Ann Benjamen, Nancy Carlson, Miss Morgan, Carol Gallagher, Lynn Morley, Katherine Adams, Dolores Chiappetta, Nancy Glass. Row 3-Julie Phelps, Ann Clare Graves, Lila Goldman, Rosemarie Chiappetta, Lillian Johnson, Donna Hinkley, Anne Clarke, Betty Wolin, Betty Kilmer. Row 4-Norman Macoy, John Simon, Neil MacLean, Tom Connell, Dick Lorenz, Fred Jackson, Phil McSorley, Russell Stewart, Marvin Berenblum, joe Hendricks, Dick Huggard, Joe DeVos. 64 NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY The Thesplans are a group of students who have ex sumulatrng mreresr rn dramancs and carrymg out the celled rn dramauc work They work hard durrng the plans of Mrss Morgan rherr sponsor year plannmg enrerrzunmenr for the D A meetmgs I'-V Rowl joan Church joan Smxth Kathenne Adams Dolores Chlappetta Carol Gallagher Carol Ford Row 2 Paul Delage Drck Huggard Mrss Morgan john Slmon 65 SENIOR CHORUS Each year this group distinguishes itself in numerous, The members, all lovers of music, work diligently for memorable programs. With Mrs. Kant as director, the perfection in their singing. Wfe in G. H. S. appreciate Senior Chorus has entertained the students and resi- the excellent programs the chorus presents and are dents of Greenwich with a concert, Christmas Carols, proud to honor them as one of the outstanding organi- and a superior performance of the operetta Gomfolierr. zations of the school, iii? i i 25,2 P Q Q 2 l ' 5 i I 3 1 5. 5 Rovy I Diane Bidwell Pat Donahue june Goetze Berry Kirven Beth Montgomery Elise Meeker Anne Serna Arden Wilson Priscilla Whitlock Jean Hansen jean Updike ldun Wikse Row 2 Dianne Bean Susan Thiemann Jane Stipen Ann Ridlon Dorothy Shreders Pat Ayres Gloria Sanchez Joyce McClellan Lynn Morley Nancy Bartot Carol Barto Charlie Mangold Row 3 Stafford Krause Elaine Rockwell Karyl Kezar Dot Bella Nanm Franz Joan Kidner Evelyn Walker Veta Ptnnella Barbara La chak Carol lord JanetGesswe1n Sally Chappell Josette Hubert Myra Dickman Alice Rae Row 4 Clarcnce Brod nax ohn oylc Iohn Iado Tom Safiord Waltcr Hickman lim LaX ersa George Hcrda Mrs lxant I'red Caruso Tony Cozzo lino lric Tipkc Chad Leidy Bill Murray Bill Osgood fric Kunzcl Row 5 Dave Macgillivray Phil Arcum john Phelps Walter Harris Bill Dailey Dick Lorenz jeffrey Smith john Parkin Marvin Berenblum Phil McSorlcy David Seavev Bottom Bill Laemmel President Barbara Stipen Secretary Frances Roberto Treasurer Wally Fletcher Vice President Q , --K ' U kt gm: 1 My. qi i .0 vf, f fx ' . . . fl . ls 1. 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XXX BAND The Band str ed off thc school yur mth a btng In the trenIendouSly successful winter and spring con Ind tlqbilllll booli then riccd through the fall season certs enhvening footballl games pep rallies and Impromptu The Band finished up Its season In the big Memorial Although we 4 n the largest bass drum in eighteen Into the pages of history still tootlrng merrily r counties Mr Harrington was rcstmined from using lf FLUTES Nancy Walker Gerda Thurston OBOE Peter Geis B-FLAT CLARINETS Walter Horne Martin Valentine Thomas Tiska Irwin Kotch Royall Geis Maier Levine Richard Sandreuter james Gregory Ralph Strazza Paul Scarpino Cornelius Enright BAND PERSONNEL BASSOON Russell Bedford B-FLAT BASS CLARINET Emily Easton E-FLAT ALTO SAXOPHONES Jeanette Garofalo Willizim Benvenuto Henry Staby TIZNOR SAXOPI-IONES Howard Angelman George Trattel CORNETS Harry Reis Richard Fay Anthony DeCar1o David Nelson Richard Deyber Harry Nordberg Josephine Devine Charles Galasso Sutton Clark Peggy Hubbard FRENCH HORNS Edward Barnard Ann Heck BARITONES Edward Halligan Scot Dykema TROMBONES Robert Darula Michael Smith Daniel Riordan Robert Maiko BASSES Edward Curtis Patrick Zumbo Nicholas Decker STRING BASS Nancy Bartot TYMPANI Beth Montgomery g PERCUSSION john Phelps Erich Kunzel Allen Mascaro David Kinzel Robert Davies 'Ni s. , . J X I 1 I KJ' . .x.. L L A 7 ' I l It , K . Q . . , , , Irties with the-Tsame gusto and harlfrony as ever. Day Parade marching down Greenwich Avenue and 'N - . . . . . , , ' t K . L , , O 'E fl-1 J A: A l x -.1 'fs Y O? 5. 1. ORCHESTRA The High School Orchestra has earned for itself a reputation all over the state as being one of the finest ever. This is very easily proved by the fact that Green- wich held six first chairs in the All-State Orchestra. They were Sheila Hayes, lst cello, Richard Fayr lst trumpet, Walter Horne, lst clarinet, Russell Bedford, lst bassoon, Peter Geis, lst oboe. and Edward Curtis, lst tuba. Over 607 of our orchestra participated at r Hartford, which was one fourth of the entire All-State Orchestra. And an excellent and very commendable job they did too. Several concerts are given annually by the orchestra and band. This year's are reputed to be the hnest ever. Here is our best wishes to the greatest musicians in GHS. L N ORCHESTRA PERSONNIFL VIOLINS A'H'ce Rae Y Comer! Marter Xwfh N- Carol Barto Georgeann Williams Stephen Grohe Nancy Carlson Roberta Jurman Sue Ann Shay Barbara Strong Patricia Drabeck Fax Menzies Arhne Steinle Martha Chappell Barbara Rltch Theresa Tlska Marvin Berenblum Sally McEvoy Ann Trench VIOLAS Irwin lxotch Isobel Rac Doreen Pcntonx Pamcl 1 Porter Cindw Young Shcila Haxcs Hia Young, julie Phelps Exe Dcighton Erlang Anderson Barbara Sheldon STRING BASSLS lohn Phelps Nlancx Bartot lean Locltxx oo l l I L I l-S Nlncx Wallxcr Ccrda Thurston Oaor Peter Gus c 1 uuxrrs XX iltcr Horne M lrtrn X ilcntinc Thom is Tislta Bassoov Russell Bedford Bass CLARINI r Fmils Easton TRI x1PP1s Richard Fay Harrx Reis Anthc nx DcCr1rlo Fai xc H HORNS dxxard Barnard Ann Heck TROMIKONI RlJl3LFIDiYL1ll Tl na du ird C urns Tx Mr ml Pl RCllSSlO'Sl Allen Mascaro HARP Annette X iro PIANTO Erich Kunzcl lunc McArthur Betts Ann lxirxtn Lorrttta Docimo Thomas Pou ell LIISRARI-'xNl lrich lxunzcl if --. . -b :V xl' ' . '- t -' V . . xl' 9 iQ ' L 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' L ' i' - I X . ' ' ml N. 7 I ' 5 . I Q , 1 ' V -- 1, K, 1 in- A , ,I . H X i - - in f V B Atl M mt 'omerv L VlOl.lNK.l'.I.I.OS Rtmllgcls L 1 1 A . Q xl , 'A - .. i , ,fel . J x 'sh r , F . 4 . ' . A V4 L k T I .. 4: A ' I I ' If E ,. ,. ' 'P Q '- ' - . 68 M5522 at gi-45'-F,Q Sir-2,.C,JJ ...yt S4539 Np2,s,,,4,p,,I-.ug JN .pffz-gv 5 F s . , ' s M 1,, S A.. ff, ..,i.-,,'.z- QA AAJA. K-37- .L- u 'X-..fQ.1,.Q, pd! K THE STRING ENSEMBLE Every XYfednesd.iy morning and Wednesdays Fifth the stringed instruments and by playing more serious period you ciin lind the String Ensemble practicing. music. Erich year we enjoy in Spring concert presented Under the direction of Mr. Seriifin, they have the op- by the String Ensemble. portunity of gaining experience by playing with just Y 1-'X J h tx I- .kv XL 3 dx x - I 5-- -h x Q' A VIOI AS- lrxxin lxotch Isobel Rie Doreen Pcntom P mclx Potter Cindy Young? VIOLINCYI IOS Sheili Hiycs HIIXKJLIHQ, julie Phelps Exe Dcibhton Erling Anderson Birbiri Sheldon Erich Ixunzel STRING BASSES- ohn Phelps Nincy Bfirtot ean Lockwood NIOIINS Alice Rfxe Comer! Mailer C1rolB1rto GCOFECIHH Willitms Stephen Grohe Nincy Cirlson Roberti urmin Sue Ann Shu Blfblfl. Strong Pll'l'lCl1?N Drtbeclt Fly Menzies Arline Stcinle Msirthi Chuppell B1rb1r1 Ritth Theresd Tislca Mirxin Bercnblum Silly Mcllxoy Ann French MDX yfff-Z'1.f'L f f f K Zyl! X M1 I 69 . ' ' , ' A , ' . xl L , , ' Y. . .. A' t t ', A 77, . l 7 , 4 . , . f A 4 I- I ' A I ' v 7 ' - . 1 1 . .. . . L' . , ' 1 , t 4 , 7 t 4 , . i ' . , E t , z', L :L Y, 1 1 1 4 ' ', A , i 1 ' , . L1 '. t ' , 1 , i L , .V , y - ff- 4 K v' al V . K , . , , . . 1 MY? Y if ff' N - I . f A . I p i x-h . J- 'M' , E ' A I ' NJ- ' ,... f +4n4l ' ,. GREEN WITCH BUSINESS STAFF Row 1-Pat Pessi, Jo Porcheddu, Janice Nardiello, Pat Pratley, San- dra Fraser, Jane Anderson, Nancy Lovetri, Irene Healey, Marjorie june. Row 2-Barbara Reis, Mar- garet Smith, Ann Clare Graves, Shirley Palist, Mr, Lewin, Doreen Pentony, Ellen Roick, Mary Jane Finn, Pat Seamann. Bottom- Nancy Erickson, Assistant Man- ager, janet Martin, Business Man- ager, Kay Wilster, Assistant Man- ager, Barbara Watts, Treasurer. The business staff, under the guidance of Mr. Lewin handles the financial and business side in the publishing of the Green Witch. In December the business and literary staffs together present the famous Christmas SINESS STA QGREEN WITCH! Dance which this year was a great success. Later in the ties of G H S 70 I year they sponsor the short story and essay contest The helpful co operation of these two busy organiza tions make the Green Wztch the success it is and it may well be considered one of the outstanding activi LITERARY STAFF CGREEN WITCHD ' GREEN i' WITCH E LITERARY ' Y - I STAFF Row I-Nancy Erickson, Irene Healey, Lila Goldman, jackie Shusdock, Betty jane King, Liter- ary Editor, Anne Colman, Ruth Pratley, Nancy Briggs. Row 2- Phyllis Ritacco, Agnes Stevenson, Dianne Bean, Barbara Stipen, Su- san Thiemann, Nina Caroll, Sally Mortimer, Maxine Vought, Elise Meeker, Helen Ponger. Row 3- Angie Caravella, Carole McPeake, Nance Bartot, Lynn Morley, joan Kidner, Hia Young, Sally Chap- pell, Judy Ramseyer, Feature Edi- tor, Jean Hansen, janet Drew, Nancy Caroll, Rosemary Chiapet- ta, Helen Daniels, Margaret Rob- erts. Row 4-Ben McGorty, Tom Wilgus, Editor, Tom Connell, Art Editor, Jack Newton, Myra Dick- man, Fred Jackson, Dick Lorenz, Emerson Brown, john Simon. The Green Witch staff besides being one of the of Greenwich High. This year with Miss Pierce as busiest organizations in the school produces some of Advisor, Tom Wilgus as Editor-in-Chief, and Betty the best enjoyment In their semi annual publication jane King as Literary Editor, the magazine has reached of the Green Wztcb are found the best literary efforts an unprecedented peak. 7l Row l Barbarl Strmrello Jaclue Srbley Pat Ryan Nancy Frrckson Carol Kerth Eleanor Sauer Helen Marshall Row 2 Jerry Goetze Marx Ann Shusdoele Annette Vrto Pat Caravella Barbara Smrth Mrss Hardy Barbara Carpenter Chrlstrne Nirtehell Betty Vrdone Fluabeth Apgar Brll Graves Row 3 Rose Gambaro Theresa Ambrose Rose Pennella Heather Whxlleer Marlorre Crawford Nancy Johann Rosemarre Chrappetta Bob Curtrs Row 4 Joyce Pollard Alrce Urban Mar ieeretarx Carmelaf uerrren Presrdenr Irances Toomy Vrce Presndent Lourse Murphy Treasurer JUNIOR HOSPITALITY The unror Hosprtxllty lrke the Senior IS a servrce many chlldren happy at Chrlstmts by gnvmg them 1 Club vyhleh helps out If mmy town and school frffalrs party Mlss Hardy Ind her group 'Ire to be eongrttu Thts elub has earned therr money by cake sales and ltred on therr nne work thrs IS also I serx lee to the students The members made 72 , T , l X' l ' , V . -' ' V' v 4 ' Q ' x , I I , , I dv lv X '.l K 4 J V rv I 1 V l v 3 I B I ' 4 ' - R 'y ,A V I ' 1 A I 'Y 1 X .v 1 I , ' ' v ' A 4 ' ' - ' ',' s A I - L w 1 ' eella Yale, Je-an Skoveron, Mary Ellen Monohan, Betty Jane King, Judy Kuhn. Bottom Row-Barbara Hansen, Irene Healey, - ' ' ' I ' ' 3 ' , , ' , - . , . . I . 2 . Q , I . , . . . A A .N 1 1 . , A A I ' R A I 1 . . ' . . . ' 1 . ' ' Y 1 - ' ' I I ' 'A 1 ' I 7 . SENIOR HOSPITALITY CLUB Row I Sandra Hoyer Carol1ne Blffl Pat Pess1 Pat Hyl Pre51dent Cynth1a Deb1sh V1cePre51dent Mar1or1e June Treasurer Shtrley Pal1st Rhoda Nauman Row 2 Ruth Morrell jean McI.endon Beyerly Dr1scoll Pat Seamann Dorothy Boyne Glor1a R1ch Adele Popp Ernesnne Butler Anne Serna Jeffery Smrth Row a Ixay Wrlster Sandra Fraser Janet Martm Anne Coleman M155 Hardy Ingnd Amundsen L1la Goldman Nancy Cook ldun W1kse Kathleen Bartltk Row 1 Doreen Pentony Ann Mel-lueh Barbara Ramsey Betty Lamlun June Goetze Elame Rockwell joy Gena Carolme BIOFEIII Peggy Dewey Jane Arehxbald Row 5 N1Coletta Deearo joan Peter Karyl Kezar Betty Ixolok Sh1rley OToole Alma Brautseh Barbara Wtmlfert HOSPITALITY As 1n the years before the Semor Hospttahty Club under the able leader5h1p of MISS Hardy IS to be con gratulated on the1r fine work The ortgmal purpose of the elub was to weleome new students md m tke them feel at home but for mtny years the members hue 73 been domg many other rhmgs to help rhe1r fellow man They send cards to the s1Ck smg at hosprtals usher at school tfTa1r5 help out w 1th ehartty dr1y es and ll'1 general make l1fe more pleasant for those around them The school 15 proud to tall th1s elub the1r own V V . .. . 1 V . 1 .- . .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 V 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 V ,V . . V . V, , ,. 1 1 1 1 1 , - 1' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - ,Af 1 - , 1 1 .' ,' 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 1 11 .1 -' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 I , , ' 1 L ' '1 1. 4 . . , . 11, . - - - 1 , . . 1 I . Row 1-Corrine Haas, Barbara Watts, Sally Mortimer, Helen Ponger, Mr. Russell, Faculty Ad- visor, Kay Wilster, Gloria San- chez, Pat Clark, Rose Gamboro. Row 2-Jeanette Garofalo, Arden Wilson, Nancy Dannert, Carole McPeake, Ruth Pratley, Marcella Yale, Doreen Pentony, Catherine Geese. Row 3-Monty Dingee, Fred Smithers, Louis Farrato, Bar- bara Coffey, Carmela Smeriglio, Eric Tipke, Richard Fay, Richard Kriskey, John Zuccerella. 1' ,J I' 1 '4 -f - . JO , A - ,-A I I ' sfg . ,f S jf ' ri' Vt f L H W0 ,,. ji. ' , X E1 1,01 re' -- I., Jsf .. - , 4- . 5 1 -I ,, gn I STUDENT SHOP G.H.S. has its own bargain basement. Way down under-behind the cafeteria, is the famous Student Shop. With the help and guidance of Mr. Russell, it is maintained for those commercial students who wish to get the feel of running a store. Through the years, however, the Student Shop has become a necessity to the rest of the school, which has found how really con- venient a supplies store within the building can be. WITCHES, BREW Variety is the spice of life. And knowing this, the th.1n ever before. Good reporting and line photography Witches' Brew stuff with Mr. Scribner hits given to the are the ingredients for it good school paperg this years student body I1 new school newspaper more colossal XX'itches' Brew certainly has those ingredients. WITCHES' BREXY! OFFICERS Ray Lulcse, Art: Robert Hamlin, Sports, 'lack Newton, Featurel Gloria Seraytlarian, Eilitorg Irene Healey, Assistant Editor, james Wligner, News1 john Simon, Pho- tographer: Richiirtl Krisltey, As- sistant Photographerg Mr, jurras, Business Advisor, Mr. Scribner, Lit. Advisor. 1 ,ms ur Q, fl. r r 4g 'n I ,.. , Ja ju, ...Q J r,.f - , ' -J- an Q J lj , Q, , ,, . Q. ,,,.1.., . ' 'lfx , Nu4'., v J' -5AS,.of'.d xl , ' ,,4,,:f- R.. Jr It ff Row l-Cindy Younu, Betsey W'adleigh, Patsy Easton, Bill Cornelius, -l.1nct Martin, Ellen Roitlc. Row 1-Larry Stotldartl, Agnes Stevenston, Nina Carroll, Elaine Lindstrom, Martha Atherley, ,leun Zygmont, Carol Davis, Dorothy Boyne. lilorente Peluso, Frances Toomv, Lois Morano, Marvin Bcrenhlum. Row 4-Gunda Amundsen, Cdthy Snyder, Sheila Hegarty, ,lime Stipen, Suzanne Swayie, Nancy Eritkson, ,lean Urell, Barbara G.1rdner, Janet Drew, Valerie Lloyd, -loy Turhill, Lois Xlfelw- ster, Pat Mullen. Row l-Martina Poutas, Sara Sibley, P.it Xli'0TIll1I'lgIUIl, Doreen H.1.is, lNl.1rtell.1 Ysle. Marion ffiisey, Hurle- line Haggerty, Barlmra Van Popering, .lo.1n Gerhasi, lfleunor Niuer, Karen -lensen Row 5-5us.in Ifitltmeyer, .l,tnet l3.1xies, Barbara Hunsen Ben Bronsden Hedther Vllillxer Theresa Ambrose Viruinii Mdrtin P.1t Xxlfllllll KEY CLUB The newest club in G. H. S., the Key Club has come into its own with noteworthy success. Organized in the fall under the close guidance of the Kiwanis Club of Greenwich. the Key Club has come along as an outa standing service club by sponsoring and assisting in P. T. A., G. O., and senior class activities. XX'ith several committees on the job all the time, the problems of school and community are reviewed and outstanding projects such as selling tickets for the Senior Vaudeville and providing lavatory facilities for football games. Best of luck to the Key Club for a promising fixture in the lield of service. . A .P Y' Iv 'fsa Y' fiffi lin, Wallace Fletcher. KIZY CH lB Htrc .irc the people behind the organization of the Key Cilub Seated. left to right: Mr, Russell Norton, Chairman of the Key Club Committee, lfreti'l.1clcson.wlr.,Presidentg Richard Billin, Vice- President Standing. left to right: Oscar Thomp- son, President of the Kiwanisg George Hamilton, Senior Class Presidentg liric Tipke, Treasurer, and Paul Delage, O. O. President. KEY r..,. 'C uf' Row l-Kenny Beach, Dick Kriskey, John Norton. Norman McCoy, Bob Kaufhold, john Slack. Row 2-john Simon, Neil MacLean, Bill Osgood, Bob Jenkins, Bob Fetz, Ed Curtis, Bill Kelly, Paul Deluge. Row 3-Martin Valentine, Paul Watson, Bill Murray, Phil Arcuni, Fred Bonhage, Russell Bedford, John Zucce- rella, Henry Kuusisto. Row 4- . Charles Mangold, Pete Allard, Jack Newton, James Wagner, Fred Jackson, President, Mr. Gardiner, Dick Billin, Vice- President, Eric Tipke, Treas- urer, Bill Laemmel, Bob Ham- On December 20th the Key Club held its Charter Night at which the newly formed club initiated its ofhcers and was presented with its charter. To show the interest taken in this event, the gover nor of the New England Key Clubs came all the way from Boston in a snow storm just to be present. SPANISH In rooms 214 and 212, Miss Malone and Mrs. Cas- they try to familiarize the club members with this trillo fascinate many students with the Customs of the language and help them to speak it more fluently. Spanish. With the aid of held trips, movies, and records Row I Vera Utko Shirley Cor coran Pat Russell Carolyn Strazza Kathy Adams Gail Wilkins Pat Kohut Row 2 Dolores Chiapet ta Carole Keith Nancy Carlson Barbara Strong Sarah Erway Ar lene Corcoran Carolyn Fish Row 3 Harvey Lambert Ed Curtis Carole Severson Sara Sibley Kath leen Erb Whitey Hulse Ted Palen ROW4 james Novak Eric Kunzel Miss Malone John Wikse Ed Giddmgs 77 Row 1 jane Stipen Secretary Barbara Hansen Heather Walker lanet Martin Ann Clare Graves Dot Bella Row 2 Ruth Gus borne Gail Fisher jean Smith Ruth Morrell Devon Brackett Miss Malone Tina Truesdail James LaVersa Frank Marzullo Fred Caruso Jerry Goetze Row 9 John Parkin David Macgilliv ray Stafford Krause Wally Fletch er Vice President Josette Hubert Pete Allard Giff Reed President Max Michalke l , D . . , A D , , . 5 . Y 5 Y W . , . W Y I Y 1 7 - , . . W' W . , , . T D ' ' Nina Carroll, Nancy Radford, . , i . . Y A 3 . i , , . , , , ,hi . y . . . U V . 1 ' I 1 V Rtvu I Lnla Goldman Max Mrchallxe Margaret Uhrxg Row 2 I'm1ly Easton judv Ramsey er GERMAN CLUB A 1 lmsqnt perrod of the day for several students IS conversatron and songs and through games 1nd records tht Cftrmm Club wrth Mrss Zeeb These rndustrtous they mcrease their knowledge of the customs of Ger b ns md grrls qttempt to lmprove their German by many LATIN CLUB The Latln Club IS Composed of L1t1n students who ture of the Romans For amusement they learn some xx rsh to leftrn more of Roman llfe Wflth MISS Gxrdner of the games vyhxth the Roman chlldren phyed rs thelr sponsor they study 1rt llterlturt and '1I'Cl11fCL Row 1 Beverly Greenhow Anxta Joy Herdy Stoeclcle jane Welss Kathleen Cooke joan Gerbasr Lynn Graves Row 2-Charles Funk XTISS Gardner Peter Moran 114 4 4 , t L . ' ffl t . m' -' , , . Ylfl - , 1 t . t. t 4 V y, V .,- - , t . . t t t . , , , -, . t, t t . 1 , v , , , , ' , , . ,A , . FRESHMAN CHORUS of Thrs chorus mxde up of Frcshmm buxfb md gurls Ind by Mrs Ixmr md sprxcs 15 thc rrumm, ground f mlfslc depthmcnrl future Semor Chorus mcmbcrs Thu smmurms your HIL Suucwr C hurus lll xaicmbllcq md xgc 1 Credit E0 the SOPHOMORE EE CL 1656 people Hue iom rlm rr pr rn rhc ruusm thc drrearxon ur Nirs Ixmr rlmerr vorccs gn be heird progrlms of thc ,L mol md hun iuru rr will I ndcr rhrouf hour rhr burldmu durmg second pernod .Q Wu J J ff ' 4 ,I lfqlf, aff., ,I I 9 ,ll ..4k4v X . X ' 1 . - ' ' X ,I 'N , . x. . ,W J ' N ' ' , 4 1 L' , K' , S 'L z 'L , . . 1 . . , ' ' , A ,L ' 4 ji ur , . ' A A Y I A Y W Y ' aa 54 rg N f 3 5 r . 3 ' 5 1-A ' , 4 S . . , J' 'Q . ' '-f, 7 A 1 v ' t I r .A 1 X V. , Q ' , Z, r ' A t I ' i 4 7 X N 5' 7 J ,- 5 f' G L U B 4 Tl ' .L Q ' C .rr ' 111 1 h 'L 'L . A 4' . N Q IQY 1 ' 1 L 1 R 'n 'A , v ' ri ' E A LV ' L ' V . , QQ J I Y' X ' I 3 Lx' . . W ' F . g Q' I kv . - Q Y js, I . ' 0 . W- ' 1 k J - -x P' , A.. CL., 0-7 f, - f -f ff, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB These girls, under the direction of Mrs, Kant,are numerous assemblies and concerts that our school another group which contributes fine music to the enjoys during the year. This cluh is one to be proud of. Another section of the music department is the Glee Club, which gets many hne voices oil to a BOYS' GLEE CLUB Boys' ment, but once in a while we start in Cv. H. S. They sing mostly for their own enjoy- Row l-Tom Sariord, Frank Mar- zullo, Wtilter Hickman, Mrs, Kant, Tom Bradley, Fred Caruso, Chad Leidy. Wayne Brendel. Row 2- Clarence Brodnax. Bob Darula. John Simon. Neil MacLean, Tom Connell, Jeffrey Smith, Bill Os- good, George Herda, john Phelps, ,lohn Boyle. Row 2-Eric Tipke. Dick Lorenz, Charles Mangold, Bill Laemmel, XY'ally Fletcher, Bill Dailey, XX'alter Harris, 80 T i , Row l-Lynn Seacord, Ann Rid- lon, Carol Stedwell, Doris Thomp- son, Sue Leonard. Nina Caroll, Maxine Vought, Lynn Morley. Priscilla W'hitlock. Row Z-Pat Donahue, Barbara Paffido, Edith Smith, Dolores jackson, ,lean Up- dike. Carole Severson, Carmela Belmont, Irene Barron, Nancy Franz, Roxy 1-Margaret johnson, Barlvara Carpenter, Janet Drew, Valerie Lloyd, Veta Pennella, Eve- lyn Wgilker, Aloan Kidner, Pat Brown, Georgeanne XVilliams. Row Al-Janet Ciessxsein, Batlwara Jensen, Pay Mullen, Tina Trues- dail, Mrs. Kant, Alice Rae, Mar- lene Bohacs, Donna Hinkley. are privileged to hear good them and when we are, the boys are thoroughly enjoyed. LI BRARY STAFF If .1 pull uc-re l.lliL'll 11111c'c111c- which kll'3,I.llll1.1ll1Hll .11111 Mr' cLllllN 1l1c- 111111 r xx111'lf41i1.us 111 111c'l1lNr.1ry .111t1 wc-c1111lc1 lL'.lNI 1111xxi1li11111 1lk'fL' .ll Ci H S. 1l1c'c1c-cis1111i .INNINIIIIQ1 xxiili 1l1c-xxnrlc 11111111 miici lwc-1111lIL'I11r111i ll llllglll xxell he QIXCII 11111ur xery .1c11xc- l.ll5f.lfy 81.111 Llllklklllly 'l11eY11t1 1ls11 11111 Illc'11lWlNII'IllIl1Iy' 111 puny 'lhis ycar lIlIL'fL'SlL'Ll stuclc-nts 11c'x111c-11 rnany lll7lll'N .1 111 scxcral s1.11c- ktlIllLfLllLQN xxlic-rc' thc- nic-rnlwcrs l1c'.1i1l xxeeli 111 learniiig frcwm Miss Daxis. Mrs, lhlL1l'Nl1L'llllLI', 111 lllL'.1LllXIllLtS ii1111l1c'r high scl11111l lilwraric-s Rmy ,l-liclvyina vlnhann, Marie Turso. Elaine Roclxvyell, Cynthia Dehish. Sylvia Kauffman, Sheila Lunrock, Row Z-Dee Quatrone, Marjorie Keeley, Lucille Carlucci, Nancy Briggs, Rose Melillo, Cilnria Pangia. Barbara Ramsey, Shirley Antlreason, Nancy Niel- son. Row S-Dorothy lfichlar, Mary Le Parco, Catherine Hrnciar, Shirley Gazsn. Mrs. lNl11rsl1ei1ner. Pat Hitc'l1c1uc'k, Liz Luirara, 'lean Bartle, Diana Rhines. Row -1- ,lane Saraniero, Pat Enghorg. Ma- rie Maslanka, Jacqueline Shusclock, Virginia Bruce, Regina Franco. Judy Purcell, Martha Beers, Ann Benjamin. Row 5fPat Butler, Chris Mitchell. Grace Allen. Carn- lyn Moretti, lfilith Bologna, Ann Bucci, Nancy Brown. Pauline lic- 110111. COOKING I 1 ' The culinary art is Ll most fascinating one ancl these from steak 111 apple fritters. Future cooks of America boys and girls, uncler the supervision of Miss Allcnrn are horn in this club. TQ Osf- TE ancl Miss Mulyille, learn to prepare delectable f1111c1s Ria' Q: N4 kacxxb 5- 1 Mgt. N11 Es shkk TMAO. Row lfpeguy Hubbard. Peggy Hcihhy, Priscilla Xxylllfllllli. Lynn beacorcl. Eclwina Johann. Angel l.aMnnica. Devon Brackett, Ron lfphyllis Ritacc'1i.BillyCirithths, Marylin flaloyianis. Nancy Racl- hircl, Barham Hansen, Heather XY'allyer, Happy XY'1lliams RKJXK 9-Carniella5iLilian11.Sh1rleyO- 'l41mle, lngricl Amu11c1sen, Nancy Ciocilwcc. Katherine Hrnciar. Doro- thy Haas Clauc1etteBirri.R1m 'lf Helen Shanks, ,lean Birc-lay, Ann litilxmxslci, jucly Purcell, Sanclra ll11yc'r, Ruth Mwrrcll, Ylanc-1 Neat NL'y,5llCl1Li Tiinnock. Rum iw Paul Scarpiriu, 151118 Siniplxiiis, l'l'.HllN Nlar711ll11. RwyallCic'1s,D111iXY'111m11, 11.11 Parisi. Pete Ci.1sp.1ri1111, Kevin liartlilxi Richard C.raxx111r11. Davhl Blancharrl BBQ 1 1' iisffs DEBATINCE The Debating Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Rogers, is looking toward the future by organizing the Junior Debating Club. This is to bolster the Debating Clubs roster with experienced and polished speakers. In this way the club hopes to get back to the standards it once held. Several steps have been taken. A revised constitution has been adopted and the qualifications for member- ship have been raised. Panel discussions and debates have been held with other schools with surprising suc- cess. The aims of the Debating Club are to further de- bating in the school and promote interest in speaking. JUNIOR DEBATING CLUB Row l-Ben Bronsdon, President, Nancy Carlson, Vice-Presi- dent, Carol Gallagher, Secretary, Fred Kuhn, Treasurerg Mar- vin Berenblum, Advisor. Row 2-Judy Kuhn, Frank Booth, Herman Glass. Juel Kroyer, Barbara Hansen. CONTEMPOR DEBATING CLUB Row I-John Simon, Elise Meeker, Susan Thiemann, Secref tary, Marvin Berenblum. President, Sylvia Wilson, Maxine Vought, Philip Arcuni. Row 2-Tom Bradley. Tom Connell, Dick Lorenz, Josette Hubert, Treasurer, Bill Laemmel, Vice- President, Neil MacLean, Bill Murray. ARYIUWAIRS If you have a yen for politics or national and inter- national events, here is the Contemporary Affairs Club devoting itself to just such matters. Directed by Mr. Nowland, Mr. Ainley and Mr. Mottolese the club has discussions, reports and occasional field trips. The people in Contemporary AfTairs do not expect to solve world problems or national crises, but their interest helps toward making them better and more informed citizens. JUNIOR CONTEMPORARY AFFAIRS Row l-Pat Russell, Susanne Eickmeyer. Mary Le Parco, Gail Price, Madeline Hegarty, Gunda Amundsen. Row 2- Jim Hughes, Jerry Liddel, Larry Smith, Victor Dupont, Robert Kent, Kathleen Erb, Ann Beniamen, Sara Shea, Barbara Van Popering, Gertrude Cooke, Row 3-Ed Rowe, Louis Ferraro, Neil O'Rourke. Ken Beach, John Slack, Carole Sever- son, June McArthur, Judy Kuhn, Pat Ogorman, Peggy Grigo- leit, Row Ai-Herman Glass, Eric Kunkel, Mr. Dowding, Mr. Ainley, Mr. Mottelese, Marvin Berenblum, Fred Kuhn. SENIOR CONTEMPORARY AFFAIRS Oliicers-Joan Guzenski. Secretary-Treasurer, Margaret Smith, President. Row lvlda Porcheddu, Emily Easton, Nancy Lovetri, Bernice Nancy Carroll, Anne Clare Graces. Row 2- Judy Ramseyer. Margaret Uhrig, Barbara Reis, Frank Mar- zullo, W'aide Howley. Tom Eidingdon. Row 3-Chad Leidy, John Phelps, Frank Rathjen, Bob Muldoon, Mr. Nowland, Tom Rappe, Gary Everson, John Miller. JUNIOR ACTIVITY COMMITTEE The Class of '53 has an unusual way of conducting class activities. A committee, composed of the junior class Officers, tvvo homeroom representatives and a representative from each section of the town, has been the backbone of the vvork done by the -Iunior Class. This group is modelled on the U. S. legislative branch and is the tirst time such a body has been organized It isa representative group, comprising the hub of the class. intended to do the work ofthe entire class. Among the activities Mr. P. Knudsen, Class Sponsor. and his committee have planned for this year are the Leap Year Dance, Earl liroxvn, comedian, and the Junior Prom. Rovv l-Gail XX'ilkins. Jean Ifrell, Maxine Vought, Frances Toomy, Sheila Hegarty, Dot Zygmont, Pat Kohut. Row 2-Frances Maduri, Pat Marzullo, Eleanor Sauer, lilor- ence Peluso. Margie Crawford, Janice Swenson, janet Davies, Nina Caroll. Sheila Hayes, Carole Keith, Barbara Carpenter, Lois Webster. Row 3-Sara Sibley, Nancy XWalker, Gloria Melillo, joan Scicli, Irene Healey, Nancy Johann, Barbara Hansen, Rose- mary Chiappetta, Nancy Carlson, Alice Rae. Row 4-Bob Curtis, Phil Arcuni, Bill Murray, Mr. Knudsen, John Zuccarella, Dick Billin, john North, Eric Kunzel. SERVICE CLUB Each day of the year every teacher receives the menu Challis as their sponsor, they do just what the name for lunch, compliments of the Service Club. Witli Miss implies, serve. Row l-Shirley Corcoran, Jackie Sibley, Suzanne Swvayze, Sara Shea, Nanette Dernier, Pat Kohut. Dolores Chiappetta. Row 2fAlice Hilgeman, Nancy Johann, Chris- tine Mitchel. Arlene Corcoran, .loan Grescak, Betty X'v'olin, Gloria Melillo. Row 5-Sara Sibley, Marianne Gagnon, Carol Gal- lagher, Janice Svensson, Miss Challis, Gail Fisher. Kathleen Iirb, Pat Mullen. Bottom-Carol Keith, President, Nancy Carlson, Vice- President, Sheila Hegarty, Secre- tary-Treasurer. DRIVING CLUB The rules uf the rmul, tmpemting tethiiique, the the tlu.ilft'imtrul Clievrulet liiinetl tu the sthuul the iiiiiur plfls ul ii cur 'ire ill when up in the Driving stuilents le-.irn the eorreet xxxix' to tlrixe besides j1.llllCI'- Ciluh uiitler the spimtisiarsliip of Nr. -lwhii Pmxers Using ing xiilu.1lvleexperience, Row I-Pat Ryan. Helen Mar shrill, Christine Mitthell Betty Vitlone. Row 2-jenn Slxu ron Mary Ellen Mtmmhgin Rose Camluro. The Slitle Rule Clluh untler the spimsurship uf Mr. stutleuts feel this club is ii must when it comes to Kennedy is designed tu tt-.ich in .1 period of eight weeks marking nut tetliimus problems in their regular classes the funtli1ment.ils of the slide rule and its use. Many ul I1'lLllllL'IU.1IlCS.lI1Li science, Row lfnlimn Guzenski. Ruth Morrell. Shirley Ciimeriin. Rim I-Harry Reis. Herman Cilnss. Fred Caruso, Martin Valentine, Etlwartl Bqrnrirtl, ,link Gusrtlv- son. 84 C' pi.. YY ,- pf 'ff RED CROSS Uuniorl This worthy tlub tries to help in their small way Here in school they promote the enrollment drive and those less fortunate than themselves. The students send membership in First Aid and Home Nursing classes. patkages overseas and make articles for the hospitals. Row lwDoris XK'agner, Bar- bara Sileo, jean Lockwood, Susan Foster, Phyllis Shopinski, Row 2-Lynn Morley, Pat Ko- hur, Barbara NX'atts, Pat Pratley, Kay Wilster, Sandra Fraser, Linda W'elsh. Row 5-jean Updilie, Alean Iverson. Dale Marth, Barbara Carpenter, Nancy Ericson, janet Drew, jean Bartle. Row il-Elise johnson, Dick Kriskey, Charles Mangold, Eric Tipke, Mary jane Finn. SEWING Heres the place to find the girls. Under the guidance own clothes. Many of the well-dressed girls in school of Miss Bigelow they learn the fundamentals of sewing are proud to say they learned to make their things in and how to save money with the ability to make your the G. H. S. Sewing Club. Row 1 - joan Peter, Phylis Ritacco. Pat Seaman, Nancy Cooke. Row 2-Sandra Hoyer. Niki Decaro, Ruth Morrell, Peggy Dewey. Shirley O'Toole. 85 CHESS CLUB The Chess Club is composed of students interested sponsor, they discuss the skills of the game and engage in the nrt of playing chess. Witli Mr. Armtage as their in contests. Row l-Richard Howg, Gary Cucuel, John Howg, Frank Constantino, Salvatore Yan- torne. Row 2-jim Hughes, Allan Freisinger, john Fred- eriches, Mr. Armitage, Mike Franco, George Mathis, How- ard Goldman. A 5 s SCIENCE Science is a fascinating subject as these club members of the sciences and their contributions to the world is could tell you. Here, with Mr. Twardy, through inter- acquired esting experiments and studies, a better understanding 5 Row l-Raymond Christen- sen, John Wcmlack, W'alter Brothers, Richard Manero, Frank Monahan. Row 27W'al- ter Thiem, Charles Vaughan, Don Tarsen, Gray VC ilson, john Van Bergen, Mike Marli- son. FRENCH CLUB This year the always-active French Club whipped music -popular, folk, and classical. In addition the of? to a fast start. With Mr. Lacroix a group of students club attended French movies, designed French greeting interested in the French language, customs, and cul- cards and learned a number of games originating in ture launched enthusiastically into a program of French that country. Emily Faston, Ruth Morrell, Shir- ley O'Toole. Row 2-Tom Rapp, f Mr. Lacroix, john Allerton. W 41, -vi' ,N Y 'vA 4'5. 'li'ir,ArIJcr,4I ZAX I f 'I K. v ' ff :J ff, I 'Pr ' Nl .W 'fi' -af' vp!! gl-,I f iff. 'L w ffl ,J !,. :Jie .I .X T sQ'r V Q ',4 ffjr ' C -A J 'Ju' R A D I O C L U B The Radio Hams of GHS, have ample oppor- learn codes and operating procedures and through the tunity to pursue their hobby in the Radio Club under construction of small crystal sets they learn the funda- the direction of Mr. Stanley Twardy. The members mentals of electronics. Row I-David Macgillivray, Peter Clapp, -leflrey Smith, Row 2- Dave Seavey, Fd Lewis. PHYSICS CLUB The Physics Club, sponsored by Mr. Stanley Twardy refrigeration, electricity, electronics, etc. By listening gives the physics-minded students a chance to learn to diflerent experts and by going on held trips to more about this field through constructing projects various plants in the vicinity, they get hrst-hand infor- concerning the different branches of physics such as mation about their projects. 'W 'P1 Row l-Milto waiiate, Ea- j Q ward Curtis, Eric Tipke, jerry Goetze. Row Z-Peter Weeks, Russell Bedford, Whitey' Hulse. Fred Bonhage, ASTRONOMY The Greenwich High star-gazersf' under the direc- simple camera attachment they have taken pictures of tion of Mr. Alden Smith, use the observatory at julian the Moon, jupiter, and other planets. This is one of the Curtiss School for their astronomy studies. Using a most interesting clubs in the school. President, Mr. Alden Smith james Wagner, President, Roxy UPEI. Row l-Russell Bedford, Vice- 2-Fred Bonhage, George Her- da, Secretary, john Fado. Treas- FLOWER CLUB Students interested in learning about flowers com- these 7th and 8th graders enjoy themselves while learn- pose this club. Under the direction of Mrs. Scofield, ing fascinating facts about plant-life. KNITTING Row 1-Catherine Monahan, Linda Welsh, Kathy Phelps, Judy Scicli, Betty Flynn, Mar- ion Zygmont, Nancy Cusack. Row 2-jean Lockwood, Ellen Pear, Jane Eickmeyer, Pamela Paulson, Barbara Putrina, Nana cy Whitlock, Betty Lewis, Jo- henne Hookes. Row 3-Man ian Craig, Frances McColl, Sandra Van Voorhees, Barbara Berle, Mary Chickester, Elsie Johnson. Ann Robinson, Linda Carle, Judy Weeks. Row 4- Ann Tamuci, joe Tyminski, john Wilster, Walter Thiem, Adrienne Trattel. 0 irls ' r in making attractive articles of while learning something useful. Mrs. Cummings ably clo h' g co ose this club. They enjoy themselves helps these girls. ' 'l ff' u fl 6: Row l-Sue Hinkley. Martha Chappell. Snowdon Durham. ,loan Hill, Carol Carter. lrenc Finchek, jean Zientek, Barbara Ives. Row 2-Caroline Bukow- ski, Shiela Higgins, Pat Butler. Mary Grunest. Kathrine Hrn- cria. Ellen XY'atle. Etlwina W'eeks. Joan Garolalo. Rim 3-Barbara Ling. Nancy XX'il- son, Edna Harris. Alice Man- tegna. Ruth Bates, Shirley Vforden, Barbara Manisey. First Row-Pat Bria, Peggy Hobby, Mary Le Parco, Ann Biase, Pat Peterson. Second Row-Robert Cameron, Dick German, Phil Beresh, Arnold Lori, Charles Ahearn, Jackie Sullivan, Bob Guerrieri. Third Row-Fred Smith, Don Timerman, Donald Wood, Richard Crawford, Davis Hartley, Bill johnson. Fourth Row-jack Johann, Bob Kozman, Eddie Wilson, Bill Murphy, Theodore Roberts, John Brenner. Fifth Row-John Kirwin, Jerry Connors, Mr. Zeranski, Richard Koellman, Charles Graves. BDOSTERS CLUB The Compass staff sched- uled a Boosters Club pic- ture. This wide-awake group of boosters showed up. Un- fortunately, there is no Boost- er's Club, but the staff decided that since these people took the trouble to show up for a non-existent club, we should put in their picture. 90 CRAFT This little known club, un- der the direction of Mr. Zeran- ski, is composed of boys and girls. They go over to the shops in Havemeyer and learn the different crafts, such as wood and metal. SENIOR VAUDEVILLE COMMITTEE This years Senior Vaudeville, ac- cording to the class of '52, far sur- passed the previous classes' produc- tions of this traditional event. This small space that we have used here represents only a tiny fraction of the thanks due to Dick Kriskey, director of the Vaudeville, and to Martin Valentine and Emerson Brown, his assistants, without whom the show could never have been presented. Bill Dunn, Mr. Frank Hayes, George Nicastro. ,L Left to Right-Martin Valentine, Richard Kriskey, Emerson Brown. DRAFTING In the Drafting Club boys can learn how to draw up plans for ma- chines or other structures. Sponsored by Mr. Hayes, the club is a worth- while opportunity for interested students. R ns l Iotn Nmrth Atmmee Carol lorrl Senror Dam Sus in Thtcrnmn Awstmt ltlxtor Beth Montfomerx l'tl1tor1n Chrel Pit llxl liusrness Mmteer lxithleen Bxrtlrle PLllWllLlfX osette llulwert Nenxor Ptttures lNlyr1D1tlem.1n Ron 7 loan Cruzenslen lemette C trottlo Cnrmela imerrelro Anne Nernx H11 Hume Pete Allartl Art Ftlxtor llanne Roel-mell Ninn f lrroll Mixrne Vought Sylvxlvl :lion Sally C hipt ell Row w George Himtlton Atlxertrsrne, Minieer lohn blmon Rxehrrtl lxrrslees Nltrtrn V rlentrne P1ulDelaee Ste-phen Grohe R xx A Netl Nxnelreuter loe lrratt Fred Jaeleson Brll Llemmel Henrs lxuuststo Rleharel Lorenz Not Present Brll ohnson Sports Itlrtor MPASS T Ex ery person should lr ue the experxenee of worlexng on 1 proeluetton meh 19 the Qotnptss The still IS m tele up of 5tL1elents lil their l1St xe tr xx ho Que up mueh of thetr free ttme both ln mel out of sehool to xxorle on the publteutton Producing the Compass requrres the elose xxorlc of tll who rre on the strff mel we of the D' Qornptss ernnot lmtsgrne 1 senror Xelr xxrthout rt 'Nor Ctn we lmterne xxorlelng on the hoole xxrthout the ul of Mr Rtnelolph Aurell No person eoultl be more xxonelerful to xxorle xxlth Although hrs pollex IS tu let the itutlents hue the ltst xxortl on exerythrng we wlxmyi knew he xx ts there xullxne, to brtele us up ruth rdvree mel eneourrgement' It lns been 1 great experlence intl we hope the D7 Compus vxlll remun httlng reeortl to elose four xxonelcrful xewrs 1' - Q . . 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I ff ,, l waji f,ftfj,., O O T B A L L ,j'L o- 'P c ,- The Greenwich High School Cardinals opened the season against the favored Ossining High School eleven. Phil Decker crashed the Ossining line averag- ing 6.7 yards per run. XVith john Leo calling the signals and Art Mackail, Pete Viteretto and Phil Decker run- ning the ball, the Cardinals scored their hrst touch- down a few minutes after the half. Greenwich, out- weighed thirty pounds per man, proved scrappy enough to move the big Ossining linemen. Wlieii the final gun sounded, the Greenwich Cardinals had won their first game of the SZ season. Greenwich ....... 7 Greenwich ...... .... 2 1 Greenwich ...... .,....A i 7 Greenwich ....... .... 2 I Greenwich ....... .... 7 Wv ' 7' Greenwich. ..,... ...... f7 7 1. 4 , .ugh X has i . - -w-1 - ,P X x I Out for their second win, the Cardinals travelled to Norwalk for a tussle that showed that Greenwich had the spirit to pull a game out of the nre. The first tally came in the first quarter when ace quarterback john Leo threw to Art Mackail. The clamtowners came fighting back and scored, but missed the extra point, so Greenwich led 7-6. After an even battle most of the second quarter, Miklos, Norwalles star passer, was rushed by the Greenwich line and threw a pass which was intercepted by Pete Viteretto, who ran forty yards Ossining ...., .... O Norwalk .... ...... 1 5 Bassick ....r.... .... O Port Chester ...... .... Danbury Stratford ..,. ' 7 ff r 6, J it lv 6 ,EM .i....12 X th' ......2l V, yay ! 4 7 WJ' lirst Row Stafforl lxrausc llf11xlILI'Lff0 Bill lxcllx lrtd Nichols A Conolino Tom Dcl.uca jim Vlasro Larry Roberto Second Row 'NllLl1lLl Morrttn Bob Rus I l Halligan ld Rowc lack lulton lohn Pctcrlun Pete Gasparino for our second T D Leo s kick w is good ind Greenw ich led at hilf time 117 At the beginning of the third qu irtcr Norwllk was forced to punt Greenwich received the ball on the three yard line and before we could get moving the Cards were tackled in the end zone for a safety and our lead was cut 118 Norwllk scored again and Greenwich trailed 15-14. With a little over a minute left to play Pete Viteretto crashed through tackle for the Cardinals third and winning touchdown. The game ended once again in our favor 21-15. Greenwich opened its home season against a weak Bassick High School eleven. After the score reached 21-O, Mr. Covino put in his second and third stringers. The subs got rolling ind midc the score 47 O Harvey Limbert replaced ohn Leo and stlrtcd filling the air with passes and running all over the field guning 97 yards in passes and 799 in running attacks Greenwich once again found its way into the win column Before a crowd of over two thousand people Green wich sought its fourth win of the season against the Port Chester Rams at Ryan Stadium. Greenwich broke the ice when Eddie Rowe scored the hrst T.D. in the opening quarter after Phil Decker and Art Mackail ran the ball down to the nine-yard line. Leo made the kick and Greenwich led 7-0. The second quarter proved tougher for the Cards. The lines hit hard until the gun sounded the ending of the first half. The -ff Left to Right Anlx Pollard B111 johnson Frank Nlazza Fddic Hallman Tony Merineolo Frank Meringolo Peter Viter ctto Art Mackail john Lco Tommy Oaks Bubbsey Smcthurst Charles C ibson Phil Decker Greenwich elex en opened the second half with Pete Vitcretto running the ball 50 yards for the Ctrdinals second score Port Chester cimc booming back Leo kicked off to the Rim 5yird line where Guccione picked it up and ran 95 yards for Port Chesters first Dinburys opening., kickoff was taken by Tony Meringolo from his own 25 to the oppositions 15. But the kick was recalled and a good break lost. After a goal-line stand of four consecutive plays Greenwich punted out and Danbury marched for the only first half score. Danbury marched again in the third period, and, as before. missed the extra point, so the score stood at 12-O. Greenwich pulled a beautiful scoring play that found the Danbury defense playing Art M tckail to run ill the way but Mackail pitched a fine running pass to Frink Mtzza who went into the end zone The final gun saw the score 17 7 for our only loss of the season During this ltst game played against Stratford the Cirdinals led most of the time Pete Viteretto scored four of Greenwichs touchdown and Phil Decker the other. At half time the scrappy Cardinal team led 93-O. However. in the second half Stratford came back fight- ing. and scored two touchdowns. which made the score 53-21, still our favor. As the hnal gun sounded. Green- wich finished a successful season with ive wins and one loss. 4 29 ,ff Greenwich ..,..... 51 Greenwich ........ 117 l - . 1 Greenwich ........ W Greenwich .,...... 58 Greenwich ,....... ell Greenwich ........ 118 -as Greenwich. ....... 99 3-7 Greenwich ........ Y Greenwich ........f 1-1 Greenwich ........, '19 Greenwich ........ 31 Greenwich ,...,,..x '10 Greenwich ........ 56 Greenwich ....... 55 Greenwich ........ 112 Greenwich ....,... 5 1 Greenwich ........ 58 Greenwich ........ 55 Greenwich ........ 50 Greenwich ........ 55 Greenwich ........ 68 G.H.S. BASKETBALL As the 1951-52 basketball season opened, Coach Vincent Cherico looked forward to a successful season as the Cards won their first two games. Then a strong Central team turned the tables on .1 hopeful Greenwich team, knocking them from the unbeaten group. Drop- ping a few games here and there during the season, the Cardinals finished the year wit VARSITY BAS1i12T1SA1.L SCORIS Alumni Saunders .,.., Central .... Fairheld ,.... . Norwalk ..... Harding ....., Port Chester Bassick ..1..,. Danbury .... . Stratford ..... Central ..... Fairfield .,... Port Chester Stamford .... Harding ...,.. Norwalk ..... Bassick .... Stamford .... Stratford ..... Danbury ..... Saunders ..... h a better th in average season. XX'inning ll games and losing 9, en abled them to go to the state tournament. Among some of the leading players on this yeirs basketball team were Bill Lawler, Art Mackail. h rd drixing Xkuide Howley and Ed Rowe. THE STATE TOURNAMENT ru-ss1l11i1 IH 'O If Q- Y ,g CROSSCOUNTRY Under the tble coachnng of Coach Cllfford Gustaf son and the Hne runnmg of the team vuhlch was lead by Phnl Carroll and ohn H1mllIOH the Greenvuch Harriers fimshed nts season mth four wms agamst three setb 1cks The perpetual motlon junior Phll Carroll led h1s team mates through the season wlth hls efforts totallng four firsts and three second places rn county competx non Fairfield 18 Greenwlch Danbury 54 Greenwrch Stamford 55 Greenw1ch The abnlnty and endurance of such Sentors as Van Morgan ohn Phelps Bob Soboclnskl and John Drake along wxth the equally superlor efforts of the1r team mates gave the team a good season In the county meet Greenwlch placed thlrd with Phil Carroll mlsslng by three seconds the number one spot The team 15 lookmg forward to a good record next season wlth the return of many good prospects and veterans Good Luck' Norwalk 18 Greenwnch Ffurfleld 23 Greenwlch Norwalk Greenwlch u'L1 -1.15, 149 Oc 3.-,Oc 'QW' 'NW Cb- 5 35 f 1 K Flrst Row john Snmon, Frank Rathjen, john Muller, Van Morgan, John Llttle, john Drake Second Row jlmmy Novak, Don Sltalandunas, Carl jensen, Raymond Brennen, B111 Cornelnus Thnrd Row John Hamxlton, Ed Bowden, Bob Soboclnskn, Barney Carroll, Coach Gustavson .' ................. ' ,............... 37 ................. ' ................ 37 ' Stamford Greenwich................19 Q, ' . Q v 6 t.. 2 Y 'is S -' 5 YI ef' ',L '7 QF, ii' e it B we VN M 'E' gg fr Q, -N-1: , f W if ' Q --.9 X' , Q ' . A 3 . . 5 13 A 5 gn- I .ei I F A , Q: . l0'l Vipff Frrst Row Left to Rlght Pete Allard Harry Tvnss Ncd Wllmot Iohn Locke Harvey Lambert Hugh Rencl Gxff Reed Captaln Second Row Bxll johnson Manager Usovnslu Art Rich Pete Wldman john WlkSC Ted Gxddxnges Ld Daly Coach Clnfford Gustafson HOCKEY This year under the coachxng of Clrfford Gustafson the Greenwrch Hockey Team experxenced an average season wmnmg 5 and losmg 5 Outstandmg on thls years hockey team was G15 Reed who won a berth on the Westchester County fourth year playmg for the Greenwrch Hrgh School puck chasers Another outstandmg figure was goal tender ohn Locke john also got the call to attend the nets for the All Star Team Others leadmg, th1s years array of players were Harvey Lambert Hugh Reld Pete Allard and Harry T ' t' ' - X ,, ' 4' jf , ,A 3 -.4 U V ,I 1 X I I , 9 Y 1 3 Y : Y! ' ' , l ' A 1 , - I I . ' I . . ' ' ' . ' , ' 1 ' . ' : a ' L V ' Q . a All-Star Team and who incidentally finished his Twiss. 4, f ' V , , V , I , yi: 1, ,V 1 , D ,K ' '. I 1 H 4 , -- ' JA 5 I, .lf . s-l , ya' ' 13:3 'G ' 4 A 4 L. I 'QV , ,f 'L I 'W' um ' V , 5 l l A , V al if W9 1 F ' A ia Q I H Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich ..... Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich Greenwich 'fl 'N 5' 1 O G K E Y Mamuroneck ...... Darien ........,....,.. New Rochelle .... Ossining ............ North Tarrytown Mamaroneck ...... Darien ............... New Rochelle .... Ossining ............ Norrh Tarrytown X ry C A .5 r G Q IY BASEBALL As we go to press the Cardinal Baseball Squad has started working out on the Havemeyer Field with all the prospects of a successful fifty-two campaign. Wtih five members of the varsity squad returning to the starting batting order, Coach Cherico hopes to have some good slugging averages as well as a good fielding team representing Greenwich High School on the field. Helping the team a great deal will be the efforts of last year's returning top pitcher, Bill Seaman, who, as you all remember, won from Stratford the county champs in the final game of the season. Accom- panying Bill will be john Locke, John Leo, Art Mackail and Pete Viterrito. Pete is our long ball hitter, who, along with the others, batted over .500 last season. We feel sure that Coach Cherico can ably fill those remaining posts with the improved and increasing squad members, and will lead his boys to a winning and highly successful season. Front Row, Left to Right--Pudgy Seaman, Louie Ferraro, Waide Howley, Art Mackail, John Locke, Frank Meringolo. Second Row-Coach Cherico, Frank Rathjen, Steve Banford, john Leo, Ed Boughton, Joe Camillo, Rocco Peridn, Ricky Lewis. H' .Je ilu 4 g t. - S' S at 15 -5 Y ,, at ,- 88- ' ,.,.v'A QW- .1 .4 1 :sv f' Q Courtesy of Wcsrclresrer County Publishers Inc. lla?-I W A Courtesy of Xwesrchesrer County Publishers Inc 105 THE SWIMMING TEAM Thrs years svummmg team mth almost the same men as last years again finlshed thrrd rn the stare league, beatnng strong teams from Peeksklll Mxlltary Academy Naugatuck Hlllhouse and East and West Haven Under Coach Covrnos gutdance senlors Ken Cucuel Emerson Brown and George H1mllIOU dld well 1n the shorter dtstances and the freestyle relays un1or Ecl Curtxs showed tremendous promlse ID the 200 yard freestyle thus year Marun Berenblum Phll Arcum and erry Goetze after recover1ng from an exrly season mjury swept the backstroke events be fore them losmg only two races durmg the regular season Whitey Hulse and Peter Weeks IH the breast stroke as well as Dom Versace and Don D1rg1ns,d1vers scored consxstently and arded m the relays Ron Mac Farlane and Mrlton Wallace fllled IH whenever needed and helped the team as rt moved on 1ts way to the sec ond stralght Southern Connecncut Champronshlp ws. ,ff 55-QQ., W5 'NNN Front Row Left to Rlght jerry Goetze Marvm Berenhlum Ken Cucuel Captann George Hamrlton Emerson Brown john Mlller Second Row Fd Curns Peter Weeks Mnlton Wallace Whrtey Hulse Ronny Macfarlane V s Y ' 7 J a 9 4 L 4 a ' . A . . . Q . Y . ' 4 s ' ' - , 1 , , 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 , . 1 , , , I . ' 1 . 1 1 1 , K . I y . Q 4 5 , ,: ' ' . 3 , . 7 1 ' ' 1-' ' 5 .1 if X, it ' ' , y 'Xe . sr 5 1 . 5 A 5 1 I, 5 3 x 1 ' , 3 . f A , 4 , r t 424 , , K Y -My in , ' V, A A V V4 at ' ,., ff xl H NH K ., f A E- ,MJ ' if V . ,f ff V '4 1,1 I ' I N . . I A X s , -K t Q V Y . M1 , , . l 2 , 1 l x 4 7 V V 1 I 1 3 Y 7 ' ' Y ' Y 3 H V 106 I r' r I 1- X -M.. i I .. , K., 53. -ma, .nn J. 33 .. L - ,qs 1:4 . 'km , '-g- ' '- Ka. A 4-4, -'QQ ,pl 2 Era- ark '3 ' .04 5? 'wif' . A ' ', - Ov' 1:32, 5. H9 .Pi . I Ufi., I. . riff B1 an nafzf 1'-E 1 4 , INF, I 'V Left to Right-Gary Everson. Don Skalandunas, Bob Hamlin. Fred jackson, Ben Bronsden. Tony DeCarlo. GOLF Few individuals realize that a successful golfer and a good sport is usually a good businessman. Witli this and other high ideals on the game in full view, the G,H,S. Golf team has set about to uphold their excel- lent record of last season in which they won IO meets, tied 2, and finished 5rd and 6th in the County and State meets respectively. W'ith the entire squad, all veterans of at least one campaign on the fairways, all returning save the serv- ices of last year's Captain-elect, Charles Grosjean, who has moved to balmy Florida to complete his education, golfing and otherwise. it looks like a good season in store for the link-lubbers. The bulk of the work will be shared by Capt. Fred jackson, Hen lironsdon, Bob Hamlin, Tony DeCarl0, Don Skalandunas and Gary Everson. They will be pounding that pellet on Friday at Innis Arden in Old Greenwich and on Mondays they travel to other courses with bigger and more awesome traps. XX'hen asl-:ed by Mr. Charles Dattola, coach and sponsor, How many do you think we'll win this year? Fred jackson replied, Lets worry about winning them all later, but first, please how about some warm xx eatherf' 'UG G7 9 X131 V Q ati' 'P N 4 v 3? ' P d l m ,asnnurmwag IZC 1, V A M, , . ,V , , ww ff grff-nyqqfgnwjegrggwf , M v i 5 fvffzm ' E in El u I CLA. flrbgy Q-'V LEA if Ill' 9 5' e 152415 fl '. ', K 4 'fr' ,p or -,.,f tw, ag Y' Q- A G wfffl M . 1 7' 1 . . r sl t Frrst Row Ned Wllmot Walde Howley Harry Twnss Row Two-Coach Covrno Dick Lorenz Fred Sm1th John Srmon TENNIS Wrth the return of Harry Twrss Ned Wrlmot Walde Hovuley john S1mon and Drck Lorenz Green wrch Hlgh should have another excellent tennls sea son TWISS and Wrlmots hard drlves and serves lead the netmen to a number one berth rn the County meet ii-' HJ fl BF l il I2 QS' f lx x Ll '1 ll!i - 4 last season and Twrss copped a Hrst rn the slngles Wm nmg slx and dropprng only two the team drd extremely well and the veterans and squad thls year look for a tough but vlctorrous season I 8 4 U ,' x ini'- K I ' ' . 'I 1 1 , . 7 7 ' - Y . - . . . . a y . - V - . . . 1 , 'K N f X 3 so E' .4- 'N First Row jack Burke Ceorge Brown Gordon McDougall Joe Ambrosio Ean Hart Second Row Worth Anyan Anthony Schinto Duncan McDougall lohn Boyle Garry Higgins Charles Kemp Coach james Brown Harry Nordberg Par Yumbo Sluppx Chard Dave Seaxex Tom Safford Dick Lorenz bra ,,,,-v-v-4a l- L, IK Lwi Agxa..-bf.: as SOCCER The G H S soccer team with the expert coaching of xeteran Scottish player ames Brown finished with an unbeaten season which w as the result of good teamwork and hard training Led by George Brown son of Coach James Brown and Lou Ambrogio the team put aw ay four wins and two tres for its six games scoring ten goals to the oppo sitions fixe George with that Scottish know how Greenwich ....... ...... - Greenwich ..... .. ...... 2 Greenwich ....... ...... O Greenwich ....... ...... 3 Greenwich ....... ....... 3 Greenwich ....... ...... 0 scored eight of the team s ten goals turning in excellent performances against all the opposition Lou Ambrogio accounted for the other two goals one against Fairfield in the three one contest and the other the second tie breaking and winning marker agalnst Stamford Congratulitions to a great team the County Champs Fairfield Stamford ....... ...... l Norwalk ...... ...... O Fairfield ......, ...... l Stamford ...... ...... 2 Norwalk ...... ,..... 0 SOCCER SCORES 111 CHEERLEADERS ' The peppy cheerleaders that have helped cheer our Wilster, our pert little captain, the cheerleaders have teams to victory deserve a large vote of thanks. Under really made the hill ring with their cheers at the foot- the direction of Miss Boles and the energy of Kay ball games. G 1 . ,X . Q .IEP H tr N 1 l l We are the Seniors gn Top Row, Left to Right-Diana Rhines, Sandra Fraser, Nannette Dernier, Barbara Jensen, Barbara Carpenter, Ruth Pratley, jean Bartle. Bottom Row, Left to Right-Helen Ponger, Phyllis Burton, Sally Mortimer, Pat Pratley, Kay Wilster, Frances Toomy, Pat Russell. 1 This is how you do it -ff Cf ,. -' 1Al ', 'ff A I, ,lv J, fv'-5 HJ ,IU , AI' lg av Q,' iff, 'rf bf G.A.A. Last years G Girls have become an active group under the leadership of Miss Hough- ton. They have set up plans for frequent sports and play days with other schools, and have a word in how the girls' after-schooI activities should be run. . A I X' P X ' N- , ' , I :I V . 1 Q N . ' 9 ., i GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I . 4 ,, ' ' , X3 XY' ,I .In front of school left to right: Row 1- Caroline Perkins, Senior Chairman: Joan Kidner, Secretaryg fl ' ' . if Sara Shea, Treasurerg Phylis Ritacco, Freshman Chairman, Sylvia Wilson, Vice-Presidentg J. Strazza, x I , ' Sophomore Chairmang Barbara Laychak, President. Row 2-Jeanette Garofalo, Barbara Carpenter, -' I - Ruth Gisborne, Ann Clare Graves, Joan Guzenski, Judy Ramseyer, Row 3-A. Johnson. Agnes Steven- 1 N -' ,JS I son, Karen Jensen, Joan Smith, Loretta Repaci. Row -1-Eileen Slothower, Mary Strazza, Idun Wikse, ' n il Ji fat Seamann, Gloria Rich. Row 5-Jane Anderson, Pierina Cappiali, Ann Serna. Ann Ridlon. Judy ff Caporale. Row 6-Hia Young. Beth Montgomery, Kathleen Bartlik, Pauline Fedora, Maria Turso. lt First Row, Left to Right-Gay Sirbono, Co-Captain. Ann Bucci. Captain. Eleanor Allen, 4 Second Row-Virginia Martin, Peggy XY'atson, Peggy Chiappetta. Barbara Vadehoncoeur, Lois Mary Lou Garofalo, Doris Thompson, Jean Mcl.endon. Lee XX'ilkins, Rosemary Bria. Judy Absent-Jo Murphy, Carol Steadwell. MAJORETTES Our majorettes do their Q twrrls mth the greatest of ease and really make the foot ball intermission a spectacle to behold With their snappy step they lead the band down the field and their hours of practice pay off in fancy tvs irl in .J C' N is I4 'V '4lr ,.Q 'E 9 5 g, 4 4' v ,ff 4 Y '. x. . 'K' sifxf 2 ls!-'Xxx X 33. ks K 'f -.C E,-qc pl. llfllfl J BUSINESS SCHOOLS OE RECOGNIZED STANDING - COURSES - Executive Secretarial Stenographic Secretarial Business Preparatory Accounting Elementary 8: Advanced Selected Business Subjects Accelerated Summer Courses Open tw clvc months in the year All work of Collcce Levcl II1dlYlC.lLl'll Instruction ln 1ll m IIOI' subjects Voc 1t1on 11 Guid mcc and Frcc Pl lccmcnt SCYVICC ENTER ANY SESSION DAY OR EVENING cATALoG SENIT LPON REQUFST THE MERRILL BUSINESS SCHOOLS ESTABLISHED 1888 Training S111 c Ill B11 uc SOI TH NORXX XI lx STANFORD XX I H K C0 1 11111116 119118 !fE1 1 lzl Nz IC IIB S11 c . l c . . . 7 A A . CI I y . . V. x Q . . I I . x . li K K K '2 . 2 . 2 ' I 1 1 A 2 ' A A A . - v I . ' ' I for 'cfm ' yi 15, ' t 9' 'lnshington Street 60 S raw berry i Phone u-I Sai Phone 5-l-144 is L'L'2't'l i ez zu' rv frnzuet' ifu . I1 e nur: 0 1 11411 ion .nn Je . 'J iam: f11HIL'f 0 miucxs , C100 i. REYMAN S Inc SILVER GLASS CHINA CLOCKS GIFT ACCESSORIES BLY YOUR STERLING ON THE CLUB PLAN Reguter Your Pattern Preference! Grecnmch 8 7017 add zest 769 Greemn 1ch Avenue Greenvs 1Ch Conn Refresh. . . to the hour RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES Nl A Q x 'B 5 Y 5 - 'B III c 0.s16n cr1 tsnwns up :nc C U1 :tw AAAA---AA--AAAA 1.- rn 5 In I- rn Z U5 1 0 Z 'Q O C 2 G r- P U5 U5 Z 2 0 U5 Afg- IUSIUII YDE 1-,, 'L 'r r r r r I b P r r r r r I :I r P MA jf cimceumu m mwnlwes I n I L li I s ll 1 u s I N - 17 IUHN STREET,NEW YUHK 8,N.Y. - PRUI use Compliments 0f REFLECTONE CORP. Post Road Stamford, Conn. ROUND HILL FARMS For Tbofe Who Appreciate THE FINEST MILK- WE HAVE IT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SERVICE Telephone 8-0188 16 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. GREENWICH STATIONERY TOYS- LUGGAGE - GIFTS RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Telephone 8- 1 549 225 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. THE GREENWICH GAS CO FOR FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE NATURALLY I t ' .r G A S YES WL EARNESTLY CONTEND THAT IF BANlxING IS THE HLART OF THE NATION INSLRANCE IS ITS BACKBONE CJRIFIVIH E Hmuus SMI j Hmuzls ALrRLD R MORIN MIWNII F PLNINILLA RITA M ZACHAR GRIFFITH E HARRIS SERVICE IIIAI FXCEI Y INSURANCE REAL ESTATE NOFARY PUBLIC Tclcphonc Grccnwxxalm S 1771 S 1775 3 STRICKLAND ROAD COS COB CONN 7 I 4' 7 4 4 ' I , 4 4 4 1 1. ' T I . I' I . .7 ' I . I 2 . :I 2 . I ' a ,I I ,. I. , .I 4 4 4 . 4. 41 -I f 1 I ' 5 I I I II I 1- -H, -L- H.- r , Q 1 - 3 y , I I I -- -- -- 4 PM ---M, 3 , 1 . I. 2 . N -,,, IA, '. i , -I Ben Wiflaet to the CLASS OF 1952 W. T. GRANT CO. KNOWN for VALUES 195 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. GRAVES SERVICE STATION Sound Beach Avenue Old Greenwich, Conn H. FRANKEI. 8g SONS PREP. CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS 262 Atlantic Street Stamford, Conn. C 077ZpII7lZ071lJ' of The PHOTO SHOP Stores Greenwich 8-4325 Port Chester 5-3820 17 E. Putnam Avenue 20 King Street F. S. HARTWRIGHT ' FLORIST - A Phone Old Greenwich 7-0492 8 SHORELAND ROAD THE BOSWELL DRUG CO. W. E. BARNES, Manager - PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS - Phone 8-0066 115 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. H. T. MCELVERY ELECTRIC SHOP General Electric Teleeirion - Water H eater: Ranger - Bendix Home Laundry HoUsE WIRING - RADIO SERVICE - Phones - Old Greenwich 7-0205 - Emergency 7-0289 188 Sound Beach Ave., Old Greenwich, Conn. CHANCY D'ELlA LADIES' SPECIALTY SHOP Telephone 8-0654 244 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. VIRGINIA REYNOLDS DRESSES in ALL SIZES for ALL OCCASIONS and EVERY PURSE 100 West Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, Conn. 'NC-f,,,, D ELIA SALES and SERVICE Incorporated 294 Mason Street Greenw1ch Conn CHARLES C SCHNAUTZ 84 SONS PAINTS, WALLPAPER and PAINTER S SUPPLIES Sandmg and Waxing Maclomer for Rental GENERAL CONTRACTING Telephone Greenwich 8 0884 87 Rzulroad Avenue Greenwlch, Conn ESTABLISHED 1890 A STOI I' IS JUDGED BY THF MERCHANDISE IT SELLS BLHCOIZHIILR617f0dIlCfl0725 Wbzmey Maple Drexel Bedroom and Dznzng Room Habztanl Knotty Pme Wezman Tabler lmpefzal Tablex BIGELOW MOHAWK RUGS CARPETS TELEVISION ALL BRANDS P. SILBERMAN, Inc FINE FURNITURE 509 Mam Street Stamford, Conn I ik ' 13 ' . ll .. J 21: I 'S , it .- , r X W. Muff- ,rf tt. 4' 1 . Q I . 3 3 1 . . . A 1 ' ' , . , .. . The ne Recreat on B ldmg t Electrol QJVCv.fvuld ,doo-a,sif.a.4Q.J604r--2-1-H-Zi f '7 !7 '7 f f -101-f 24 ELicTR6Tux CORPORATION EENW IC CONNECTICUT E... MAKERS OF THE WORLD'S BEST HOME CLEANER Dj:-R , X A 1 ki . - L V . . 5 ix y . . f 4 ' f . W i ui ' a ux . a J I 0 0 ' 1 'A ' A a I K -.. 0 , .wen , BLOSSOM SHOP WILLIAM OLMSTED, Prop. DISTINCTIVE FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS - Phones - Greenwich 8-3450 Evenings: Rye 7-1845 52 Wes: Putnam Avenue Greenwich, Conn. THOS. N. COOKE, Inc. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE A Telephone Greenwich 8-0265 M O N T Y C A R I. O LADIES' TAILOR and FURRIER Telephone 8-1556 26 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn B O B ' S S P O RTS SPORTING Goons SCHOOL ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS WHITE-STAG SPORTSWEAR Yachting -- Riding - Golf - Tennis Specialirt Telephone 5-1176 STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT DAVE'S FOODS, Inc. MEATS-FISH-FROZEN FOOD GROCERIES and FRUIT Phones: 8-5270 - 8-3271 - 8-3272 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. ROBERTS FINE FURNITURE lj Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn THE LAMP SHADE SHOP icla paulson telephone 8-6784 140 bruce park avenue greenwich, Conn J. CAPUTI ESTABLISHED 1950 FURRIER and TAILOR Telephone 8-0215 GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT THE A. W. W. MARSHALL HERON COMPANY YOUNG MENS APPAREL REAL ESTATE -INSURANCE 6'9- Telephone 8-0668 103 Main Street 79 Atlantic Street 80 West Putnam Avenue Greenwich, Conn. New Canaan, Conn. Stamford, Conn. DORAN COURT PUBLISHING CO. ....,gQg4..- GREENWICH, CONN. TH E WHISTLE STOP GREENWICH HARDWARE COMPANY THE MOST MODERN RESTAURANT , A , . Htzrdu'a1'e - H owe Fnrfzfrbuzgr - Pam! UZ T0 IVN Farm Implement! - Sporting Good! Rfzciiof - Refrigeratorx QOPPOSITE RAILROAD STATION? City Gm and Botfle Gay Ranger Telephones: 8-6750 - 1 - 2 Telephone 8-9754 OPPOSITE POST OFFICE 87 Railroad Avenue Greenwich, Conn. 325 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. GRANNICKS DRUG STORE I. A. GRANNICK, B.S.,Pb.G, Telephone 8-5492 271 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. 1 1' TREPP'S FLOWERS Member International F l orirtr' Telegraph Delivery Anocinzion Phone 8-0468 QOPPOSITE Posr OFFICE, 319 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn PUTNAM SERVICE STATION XX Post Road and Cross Lane Cos Cob, Conn FRANK DAI.Y and HIS ORCHESTRA STAMFORD, CONN. C0mP!f M'm0f GREENWICH AUTO PAINTING and BODY WORKS, Inc. GREENWICH FROZEN FOOD KARL BOGER and LOCKER SERVICE Telephone 8-2851 240 Mason Street Greenwich, Conn DEARFIELD DRIVE POST ROAD Greenwich 8-4500 LOVELY CLOTHES and ACCESSORIES For BOYS and GIRLS of ALL AGES - AMPLE PARKING SPACE - THE GREENWICH PRESS PRINTING CORPORATION Phone 8-1400 51 West Putnam Avenue Greenwich, Conn. PIRO'S AUTO SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Telephone 8-9718 449 Post Road Cos Cob, Conn. GROSSMAN SHOES FOOTWEAR for ALL OCCASIONS I Good Shoer Keep Good Feet Healthy FINCH'S DRUG STORES C ESTABLISHED 19057 PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS - Free Delivery Service - 501 Greenwich Avenue 7 E. Putnam Avenue Phone 8-0069 Phone 8-0097 GREENWICH, CONN. THQ Conde Nest Publications Inc VOCI I HOUSE A CARDEN GLANIOUR VOGLE PATTERN BOOR VOGUE PATTI RNS THE CONDL VAST PRESS . . C211-L1m'iLl1 Nu-xx'Ym'lx lnmlwll P41115 ,1 I 2 1, T I A L v , v 4 I , : L Heudqnarterf for JUNIOR DRESSES. LINGERIE, ACCESSORIES, and SPORTSWEAR ROGERS of GREENWICH -..,.,fjHj,...- Telephone 8-3300 GREENWICH AVENUE AT ELM STREET GREENWICH, CONN HENDRIE 8. LOVATT, Inc. CLOTHIERS mi FURNISHINGS CQ. 105 Atlantic Street Stamford, Conn. WILLIAM H. HAYS, JR. REAL ESTATE -INSURANCE Telephone: Greenwich 8-1660 94 West Putnam Avenue Greenwich, Conn. EDWARD SMU RLO CHOICE MEATS Grocerzef Fruzt: and Vegetablex Phone Byram Rlver 6 8266 GLENVILLE CONN STEVENSON S MARKET MONKS FOOT INN LES AND WINIFRED HOFFKINS Sole Agent orS S Ptercezn Old Greemuzch CATER FOR 100 1 000 Clamlmkef Barbecuef Steak Roaxtf BUFFET or BANQUET BIRTHDAY and WEDDING CAKES Textzmomalf Weddzngf etc Byram Rlver 6 9862 ALL MADE To ORDER GLENVILLE CONN 'W 1 FANCY COOKIES and PASTRIES No Party Too Large - Prices Reasonable K ' N X ca s If K l D f FINIST 171 HARDIVAII IIOLSI u Aus SPORTING GOOD? MAICINT SUPPLIIS B 3, H BODY 3, FENDER f 1 SERVICE l Tclcphonc 8 GMI D K ALLEN HARDWARE I Ist I Im Qtrnn C FCCIIXXICII Conn 47 Grcemugh Avenue C1rccr1v.1ch 8 117 VAN DRIVER THE A W W MARSHALL COMPANY DISTIWTIVF u FARING APIIIICIEL fo' MLN ICLIIL FSIAII IMI ICAACF TCICPI ORC 8 A VC' Talq hum S 0669 D fxsrPum1m Axcnuc C rccmxlch Conn SU XX ur Putnam Axcnuc C rLmxxIClI Conn 1 W ,,,,,,,,- ,. I. ,C I I ' ' Zi, f ' 57 ':'f, I ,, 1 fi ., . . .. AV ki M 11 'df l Nw L ., AI 1.4 I O 1521: I ., A-I l-- T . , ' .. , Nj . O C I ' . 7. ' 7. X . 4 - A I ' I ,I '.,. ..4.v-4 v v-, f 1 'A 1 A -ffl! .,, .Ly A 1 z1 . '- ' 3-A . U . '- - IA' I. SPELKE and SON SHOE STORE SHOES for WOMEN and CHILDREN 759 Sound Beach Avenue Old Greenwxch Conn 419 Mann Street Stamford Conn GREENWICH NEWS SERVICE TOWN NEWSPAPER DELIVERY GENERAL STATIONERY and TOBACCO SUPPLIES 573 Greenwlch Ave Greenwmh 8 9607 Pick wzck M1115 H ot E L if.. Greenwich C000 5, -5' 'S ExcELLEN'r nEsTAunANr UNUSUAL COCKTAIL LOUNGE Rooms nd Suu: OIIST DA I 2 00 Bl' 'iff .Tis X if Complzmentf of 1- H E p 0 R 1- 0 I: C A L L MOLLY S STATIONERY GIFTS TOYS HOUSEHOLD Telephone 7 0709 J P GOURLAY QUlNN'S GROCERIES E N G I N E E R I N G C 0 ERESH FR UITS mi VEGETABLES FREE DELIVERY Old Greemx 1ch 7 1715 Telephone Grc-enw1ch 8 7577 POST ROAD 578 Greenwxch Ax enue Greenwxch Conn I A . GLENVILLE, CONN. 242 Sound Beach Ave., Old Greenwich, Conn PATTE RSON Hair Stylist . AIR-CONDITIONED . Telephone 8-4054 64 West Putnam Avenue Greenwich, Conn FRANK FURS 68 West Putnam Avenue Greenwich, Conn EDW. FITZSIMMONS, Inc. . AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE . -ani 1900 SERVING GREENXVICH SINCE 1900 19 RAILROAD AVENUE GREENWICH, CONN. H Q-1' XR l l.. fl GREENWICH AUTOMOBILE DEALERS AssoclATloN 63:2 SCHAEFER has the Furniture you like Telephone 4 6746 570 West A121111 Street Stamford Conn KEPPLE 81 KEPPLE OUTEITTERS 10 MEN and YOUNG MEN OfALL AGES Telephone 8 6446 277 Greenw1ch Avenue Greenwxch Conn BALMER 8. FERRIS ATHLETIC GOODS SpOrtClOlbzng Canoe! RzdmgBOOtJ Stablethpplzes AutORObe.f Bzcyclex SADDLERY BICYCLE AND LUGGAGE REPAIRING DEPT Telephone 4 0721 21 BANK STREET STAMFORD CONN , A Luggage - C amp Equipment JZ If K ' 'Ln, Mfr f can an ,Q Exnkwvff vf w '4 'Z S+ THE GREENWICH ELECTRICAL COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1898 CONTRACTOR - DEALER GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Radio and Televifion Hoover Cleaner: Lamp! and Shades Telephone 8-0552 262-264 GREENWICH AVENUE GREENWICH, CONN. GENERAL ELECTRIC Greeting! and Sincere Ben Wifhex to the C L A S S O F ' 5 2 Ihre Ieen enough of nzoifief To underxtand nzoIt plolf. I know the Bntler DID IT, Though no one heara' the Jhotf, I hnow the poor haf honey! gay IWill wed lhe hon' flazzghfer, And Joldierf will arrive in time To ,ftop ihe Indianf flarrghter. Bat gradrfatef, I inzplore yon And wail with hated hreath, To learn why heing a Fre.rhrnan Wa.f a Fate thaI'.r worfe Ihan Death. Ijickufivk THEATRE Greenwich, Conn Compliment: Of CEI.INE'S MILLINERY GREENWICH, CONN. Greetingr and Beit Withex to the C L A S S O F ' 5 2 THE CIRCLE STORE West Elm Street Greenwich, Conn. C ompliment: Of ETTL STUDIOS, Inc. Glenville, Conn. Mufiml I nftructiom On All I mtrument: Private I mtruction, With I mtrument Furnixberi CONN. MUSIC STUDIOS Telephone Stamford 48-1857 24 PARK ROW THOMAS H. RAYNOR REAL ESTATE SALES - RENTAL - ACREAGE Telephone 8-4160 17 West Putnam Avenue Greenwich, Conn. Compliment! Of HOWARD .IOHNSON'S A Post Road Greenwich, Conn. Graduate! of the CLASS OF '52 We offer you the finest in all kinds of Sporting Equipment. Drop in soon and let us help make your vacation the most enjoyable ever. OUTDOOR TRADERS, Inc. GREENWICH, coNN. PEARLMAN UTILITIES INCORPORATED EVERTHING ELECTRICAL FOR THE HOME Phones: 8-5100 - 8-5101 43 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. L FAVORITE SHOE STORES, Inc. C9- -Pl9oneJ- Greenwich 8-0946 - Port Chester 5-1157 Greenwich, Conn. Port Chester, N. Y JENSEN'S OLD PICKWICK INN BROILED MAINE LOBSTER and DOUBLE SIRLOIN STEAKS Telephone 8-3360 Boston Post Road Greenwich, Conn if -Qs' FRIGID FUR STORAGE ON THE PREMISES . . . GREENWICH TAILORS cU5T0M TAILORS-CLEANERS Evening Clolbef to Hire FURS: Repuired - Rertyled Phone 8- 1643 560 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. W 6' 4, DANNERT'S RESTAURANT A A A Post Road Cos Cob, Conn. ' 5 THE OLD GREENWICH SPORT SHOP SPORTING GOODS and EQUIPMENT Telephone 7-0491 POST OFFICE BLOCK Arcadia Road Old Greenwich, Conn. OLE M. AMUNDSEN Evinrude Outboard: - Fiberglaxr Boat: Marine Supplier Phone Old Greenwich 7-01 15 Riverside Avenue Riverside, Conn 1 I Q 9 lfvsv 1 1 1 . x 1 I 1 X .T P LM 27 173-LJ 3 1 fy X pl QL ,h Ns . 1 fl V American Felt Com any 'MN MARK GLENVILLE CONN l QI U 6 s .. I xi., ue' iff-Q, 'lg' ...Tl '.fi'.. x -- 4 . , HJIJ A1 'yi 'l 42' 'f f' ' 'f'ff. xx x ' U! Jixp. J 'nl :f:fif4.Q su . '-- 1 I M A I I ,IM , ,. I XT! rj A ' 9'- lui,-5' . 4A.v xx cJf.' f'ff ef lnf,hl,,1a-951.4 1 ll rx 1 X ,-, , - .4 u Uv aff' f 'fi N-'NEIL' 'A M1 fijy ' Q ROUND HILL NEWS SERVICE TOYS -- NEWSPAPERS - GIFTS MAGAZINES-SCHOOL SUPPLIES RUST CRAFT GREETING CARDS 347 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. phone: greenwich 8-1214 elizabeth carpenter's little flower shop at greenwich, conn. member florists telegraph delivery association open Sundays ALBERT BERNIE NED cielicatexfen top of avenue' Compliments of GREENWICH GRAIN CO. SEEDS- FERTILIZER - DOG FOODS GRAIN-FEED-HAY POULTRY AND DOG SUPPLIES Telephone 8-4674 351 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. PUTNAM SERVICE STATION -0- Posr ROAD and CROSS LANE cos COB, coNN. Compliment: of POST DELICATESSEN -.E.,'3fE4...- 148 POST ROAD ARTHUR BERGER CLEANERS INCORPORATED QUALITY SERVICE Cleaning anciDyei12g - Re-weazfirig and Repairing Telephone 8-6650 344 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. Complimenlf 01' SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 25 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn. n Q n -Q OLD GREENWICH CALSO SERVICE Louis PALOMBA R.P.M. Lubrication - Batteries Tire: - Accefrories Telephone 7-1950 264 Sound Beach Avenue, Old Greenwich, Conn JAMES C. BENNETT -- JE WELER - Watch and Clock Repairing ANTIQUE CLOCKS Telephone 7-0217 248 Sound Beach Avenue, Old Greenwich, Conn. QQ M f Q fm Q wfiibf C53 L fl?-E-QffFLLx3,?V'JiC!Ig .LWJQQ FW W5 W W xg .W if 5 Diff? W VEQJG W 'lg K MQ QQ W 311,593 H g ig of:-QB f G U fc C v M -5 JFLEQ Ko Kslfncmls Cf-3 iw 'fj wi Lg E9 X fm ,fn-7. . - thy- f - Q Q? Wffx gk 'Q cf Q52 il 7 3- I U in QQQIALJQ, Q5 C dvfaciiw - N W ' Q V HN - T V ' Q x N , in U uf ELJQ X I X LA gn? J I Q 2 C15 Q C-3 f' 1035 N G 'walUuWQ ff 3 'WNIHW' f' fx AWS K, Ax 4 SWWK Q51 X fw MQW N 653 QN QCA SYM Ck! X Lfjfb LJ 1,-,J 1-J XX K H A MMM x CV N my V 2 fx, J Q X 'A LQ L.- LJ ' ' L.-J W -.J