Griswold High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Griswold, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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Q. - '45 Q. is-'Q , W .Q-' 'Vi -. - . -1 - --H L- -s'- W W ' Q A. -avro..,f LQ' 5' ' , L '- -H ' . -42 A 1. 5' 1 - Q- Q-iv - SENTINEL GRISWIILII HIGH SUHIHIL Jewett lm Connecticut MR JOSEPH MODEN ESE DEIHCATIDN We the members of the graduatmg class of 1954 wrsh to and frrend MR JOSEPH MODENESE Durmg h1s three yeara wrth us we feel that he showed a smcere mterest rn us and rn our educatronal development 2 1 I - 7 I 3 l dedicate our yearbook, THE SENTINEL, ro our former teacher , f 1 Q 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION lIllllllS'l'IllTl0l TO THE GRADL ATING CLASS OF 1974 lust as another sprung und school season neurs uts end so too wull another group of boys and gurls approach the end of theur school days at Grusvwold Hugh School As you the graduatung class of 1954 look back upon the last four years you may recall some tryung days and some that vuere uncertaun but I am sure that you found most of them pleasant Now wuth fond and pleasant memorues of the uoys and happuness that you have experuenced here you go forth truumphantly from your educatuonal shell just luke the flowers un sprung that blossom forth un all theur glory You are embarkung on careers that wull no doubt pro ceed un varuous durectuons The close fruendshups and assoc uatuons whuch you have cherushed so dearly wull un many cases be severed and new ones wull be contracted Your new experuences wull add to the many you have h ud here at Gruswold Hugh It us my suncere hope that thus Com mencement day may not only be a happy and successful completuon of your Hugh School days but that un uts true sense ut may be a Great Begunnung of grand success and much happuness un all of your luves You have luved un a world whuch after two World Wars and the Korean Campaugn has as yet found no lastung peace You have seen the conclusuon of the War of Nerves and are luvung un a world engaged un a so called Cold War As you look upon these past and present events you wull realuze that you are on the threshold of a new era Mulutary Traunung seems to be here to stay The advances of scuence and the machune age wuth uts jet Planes Atomuc and Hydrogen Powers guve promuse of great thungs to come I am sure as you go out unto the world and take your respectuve places un socuety you wull exert your every effort to see to ut that all the new advances and advantages 1 Mr joseph Louko Prznczpal un thus fine and great land of ours ure used for the welfare rather than the destructuon of man When you leue the portuls of thus grand unstututuon keep your heads hugh and alvx uys remember the hugh udeals and pruncuples for vthuch euch Gruswold Hugh School stud ent stands Keep un mund th ut your performance of each dauly task wull reflect on the character of your class group and the school wuth whuch you have been assocuated Therefore Go Forth as leaders of men and may your fine qualutues of character brung you glory joy and true happu ness for as long as you luve JOSEPH LO-IKO Left to Rught Mr H Francus McLaughlun Mr Ruchard J Dud kovusku Mr Phullup E Anthony v . . . 4 . . 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W INIFRED UI-ILIINCER Albfetif Dirertor Home Fmrzrmmf ROBERT WHITE MISS CLAIRE BACI-IAND ROBERT NH KENNIA Social Studier Serretarg Cuflodran DIETITIANS Mrs. Cmmcrrnc MrGm'crn. Mrs. Irene Brcsscrrc, Mrs. Bertha Spicer 2 C7 3 'U wx ji 'why-I M10-as-., Q T5451' Che-, H '.--4 4-q Mm, i FLASS HONORS VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN RL TH NAGL1 CAROL MESICK WITH DIYTINFTIUN ERNEST BENJAMIN GORDON PAGE ROBERT CYR LILLIAN POLOMSKI CLIFFORD GREEN CHARLES REX PAUL LECLAIRE MARY ANN RYS CHARLOTTE MARTIN JOAN SAWICKI SI CLASS MARSHALS ELEANOR HART LEO AHOLA a 'il I' I ' , I . i ml I A' I A CLASS OFFICERS Preridenz ............ ........................ J OHN Rrcxsrrs Vice President ....... ........ P AUL LECLAIRE Secrelary .......... ...................... R UTH NAGLE T reaturer ..... ........ R ONALD Gwmzoowsxr CLASS lllS'l'0RY It was in the middle of the 20th century that into the midst of Griswold High School came the financial tycoons of '5-4. At the first class rumpus , we elected two Wallstreet Brokers, jerry Moskowitz, president, and Walter Mackin, treasurer, and two proletarians, Ruth Nagle, vice president, and Lorry Gaudette, sec- retary. That same year we made an astounding showing by placing second in the annual magazine campaign. Despite the fact that we were underclassmen, we thus proved to the upperclassmen that we knew quite a bit about the business world. Our Freshman year had come and gone, and our Sophomore year was now upon us. Prosperity continued even though Walter Mackin persisted in embezzling our funds by being re-elected treasurer. Also re-elected were jerry Moskowitz and Lorry Gaudette who remained in their respective offices. At this very critical period, we sent in Honest UD John Ricketts as vice president to spy on this incompetent trio. Curly Davis inspired us on to even greater heights as we swept the money right from under the noses of the Senior class and came out on top of the magazine campaign. In this year, the N.F.A.'s loss was our gain in the acquisition of the Ellal twins, Pat and Peg. Our Sophomore year was now in the pages of past history, and we were about to embark on the golden era of prosperity. We realized it was time for a change and elected as president, Paul LeClaire, who ran under the slogan- A Convertible in Every Garage. The other conspira- tors in this regime were Ronnie Gwiazdowski, vice president, Lorry Gaudette, secretary for the third con- secutive year, and john Ricketts, treasurer. We received a new member to our class, Robert Crane, who overshot Mars in his new model space ship, and landed at Griswold in this year. Our biggest social undertaking, the junior Prom, was started with a splurge of enthusiasm. The two highlights of this jovial affair were the fact that it was the first Prom ever to be a financial success, thanks to the capable leadership of Charlotte Martin, and the intoxicating pun'ch, which was spiked with ice cubes, by Marty and Red. CI-Iic-Hiclb Then for a few months a lull set in, but just until our next very controversial issue-the class rings-was taken up. The radical spirit of the class came to the front, and they made it a very difficult issue to decide. Instead of being the customary squares, we changed to ovals-rings, that is. It was decided that in the spring of this year Margie Gorman, Mary Ann Rys, and Paul LeClaire were to attend Girls' and Boys' State respectively at the Univer- sity of Connecticut. It was during this time that we learned the class of 1954 was better off materially than the rest of the world. june came, and it was busting out all over, as was our treasury, and so ended our very profitable junior year. Again we showed our radical instincts by upheaving the governing regime and electing john Ricketts, pres- ident for this all-important Senior year. His contem- poraries in the job of governing our class were Paul LeClaire as veepg Ruth Nagle, secretary, and Ronnie Gwiazdowski, treasurer. Living off the profits of our previous year, we decided immediately upon the abolishmenr of senior dues, as we all thought they were an unnecessary evil. We arose to the height of our potentialities by again winning the magazine campaign, which was the largest ever at Griswold, with a grand total of 33,500 Realizing the wrong-doing that he had inflicted upon his classmates by embezzling the class funds, Walter Mackin sold the phenomenal sum of 3124, the largest output by any Senior, to clear his conscience. Homeroom 52, itself, produced 20075 of the school's total. This was the first year ever that an Analytic Geom- etry course was offered, Csomebody goofedj, proving that we were not to be excelled in any field by any pre- vious class. Griswold's major contribution to the literary world, the G-Note, became the brain child of Ruth Nagle, who was assisted in this task by Carol Mesick and a cast of thousands. Tom Feeney, finding that the girls are much prettier here, than in Massachusetts, decided to settle down at Griswold. The subject foremost in everyone's mind this year was the yearbook. The staff was chosen by Mr. Lojko and the faculty. They appointed Carol Mesick, Editor- in-Chief, with Ruth Nagle and Paul LeClair as her assistants. Under their leadership work was begun im- mediately, and everyone concerned worked strenuously to present the best yearbook ever to the class. We are now leaving the portals of Griswold with a little regret in our hearts, but much wiser than when we entered. LEO AHOLA CoMM12RcrAL Lee . . . our future senator from the Sovereign State of Connecticut . . . a fellow who will climb upon any available soap box and offer a thorough course in The Glorious History of Tammany Hall . . . combines those corny jokes with one of the most logical of minds Activities B seball l 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 G Note Staff 3 4 Sentinel Staff Ambition To swim Beach Pond in less than one hour Noted For His Confederate money FREDERICK ALLEN COMMFRCIAL 1 one Senior boy who wouldnt be seen walking to school ardent stock car enthusiast another of his chief interests is the Dodgers always willing to help argumentative but always arms to please and yields to most requests hard worker enjoys doing anyone a good turn Activities Intramurals 2 5 Ambition Undertaker Noted For His tall tales NANCY ARNOTT COMMERCIAL Nan swing your partner-do se do an theres Nan dancing on a prnk cloud easy going lass seen at every square dance blonde hair blue eyes sweet personality what more can you have? Activities Intramurals 1 G A A 2 3 4 Ambition To lead a happy go lucky life Noted For Always being seen with Gladys ERNEST BENJAMIN COLLLGE PRN Ben G a whrz at working with hgures quick wrt likes to express his opinion and does it well you cant help but notice that crazy crew cut quizzical glance slow relaxing smile has so far escaped all feminine clutches Ambition To become a millionaire Noted For His magnrloquent personality I0 U WARREN BENNETT GENERAL Honk gets around In that hugh powered red Studebaker class chauffeur sport clothes hrs specral faxorrtes can surpass any grrl In the productron of those blushes one of our out standrn athletes on the basketball court and base ball dramond Actrvrtres Intramuralsl Baseball 2 3 4 Basket ball l 2 4 jumor Prom Commrttee Basketball Co Captann 4 Track 4 Ambrtron To date Marrlyn Monroe Noted For Seldom berng seen wrth books DONALD BLANCHETTE TRADE SCHOOL Donny nrce guy cheery greetrng for every one who comes Into the A 8: P mam Interests are Joyce and sports ardent rooter for G HS teams bound to be a success whether r be In the machrmst held or the U S Marme Corps Actrvrtres Footballl 2 Trackl 2 Ambrtron Machrnrst Noted For Hrs love of sports GLADYS BOWLES COMMERCIAL Gladys frrends have learned to value her sm cere smrle and warm personalrty hasn t a worry In the vsorld even one of our New Eng land hurrncanes couldnt ruffle that happy go lucky drsposxtron Harvey s best grrl Ambrtron To lead a happy l1fe Noted For That slow ea.sy manner PHILIP COHEN CIVIL SOCIAL zzy lookout' the lunch bell just rang and hell be here any second can be found tn the mndst of any argument dealmg wrth cars sports or everythrng In general one of the wrtty mem bets of the class frrendly sociable rtght ntce guy Actrvmes Basketball Manager 2 Intramurals 3 Track 2 Football 2 4 Ambrtton To be able to do somethmg wrthout berng caught Noted For Hrs terrrhc speed In the lunch lme I1 'rv . 1 ,.: - ..g L . 3 I i . 2 ,Q ,- v ' v - . . : , . 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NORMAN COUTU CIVIL SOCIAL Norm . . . dark, good looking usher vuho collects your tickets at the Stare Theater . . . very neat dresser well known for his interest in girls-even bet ter known as one of the best half mulers in the state eager to please anyone at any time Activities Cross Countryl 2 3 4 Intramurals 4 T k1 Ambition Physical Culture Instructor Noted For Girls' Girls' Girls' ROBERT CRANE COMMERCIAL Bo came to us from Tourtellotre two years ago and has since drstmgurshed himself as the shortest Senior considers everybody his friend takes an Interest In Interplanetary travel and gets a lot of kidding but after all II Isn t every one who can hope to travel through space some ay' Ambition Naval Career Noted For His Interest In space travel ROBERT CYR COMMERCIAL Bo when jack Benny retires hell be first In line to take his place likeable guy he and his pokes have caused man teachers hair ro turn seriously his untrrrng ambition should bring success Activities French Club 2 3 4 G Note Staff 4 Sentinel Staff Ambition Certified Public Accountant Noted For Hrs corny Iokes JOSEPH DELORGE GENERAL oe the kind of person you like to have around a fellow girls swoon over artistically In clrned doesnt say any more than IS necessary to make himself lrked rates as one of the cutest boys In the class knocks them cold on the track Activrtres Basketballl 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 Football 2 5 4 Baseball 4 Track I 2 3 4 Junior Prom Committee Ambition Electronics Technician Noted For Hrs good looks g Q. l,2,3,As me ,2,s,i. 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Y , . . gray. . . but Its all IH fung so, nobody takes lt rim BARBARA DOMBROWSKI COMMERCIAL Bobble happy go lucky Commercxal gnrl who can alvsays be seen Hntnng back and forth m the typnnc, room possesses one of the cutest gxggles and wears a vude grm when xts needed always behmd the exght ball mth Allyn Actrvntnes lntramuralsl 2 3 GAA 2 5 4 Ambmon To go to Hanan aboard the USS Lurllne lNoted For Her contagnous grggle JOHN DUDEK TRADE SCHOOL asnu one of the more quret of the male element whenever you hear the purrlng motor of a model plane youll be sure to Fund hmm around lover of the great outdoors modest reserved and conservatnve dnslxkes homework os sesses a most gentlemanly manner Ambmon To be an Aeronautncal Draftsman Noted For Buxldnng model alrplanes MARY DUTKA COLLEGE PREP Mary an attractrve cheerleader baby of the class but everybody looks up to her her helght and serene manner make her a person not easxly overlooked doesnt take much to start er blushmg always seen wrth farthful sndeklck L11 Actnvmes French Club 3 4 Cheerleadmg 4 Ambmon To fly to Rome rn my brother s plane Noted For Shyness GEORGE EICHELBERG COMMERCIAL e :ts true that opposxtes attract we known for hxs tall frxends exceptlonally good drnver behnnd the wheel of hrs Studebaker or be hmd the bug broom he pushes around school soft spoken and frnendly Gnsvyold wxll be lost wxthout hrs roammg through rts halls ALIIVIIICS Intramurals 1, 2 Ambmon To be able to do anythmg wrthout wor rymg about xt Noted For Bemg chased by a cenam gxrl 9 MARGARET ELLAL GENERAL Peggy she came to us from NF A and has made herself rrght at home our tall Senror grrl who can always be heard srngrng rn the shower room roller rrnk enthusrast lrkes dancrng and fellows-especrally the tall dark and hand some type she and Cathy are an mseparable uet Actrvrtres Intramurals 1 2 Glee Club 2 Ambrtron To own a blue Mercury convertrble Noted For Her Hrrtatrous ways PATRICIA ELLAL COLLEGE PREP at typrcal Senror grrl also came to us from N FA school sprrrt and fun make her popular wrth all ready smrle and a cheerful drsposrtron cuts a mean promenade at all the square dances harrdressers had better look to rherr laurels Actrvrtres Intramurals 1 2 Glee Club 2 Junror Prom Commrttee Ambrtron To dance my lrfe away Noted For Her love of dancrng ERIC FALT TRADE SCHOOL Ronnre hrs mrld manner goes well wrth that frrendly smrle cant help but norrce hrm once you ve come rn Contact wrth that vsarm Hr quret exterror belres hrs real frrendlrness ust start talkrng about sports and you ll be amazed at how lrvely he really rs a good sport rn every thrng he does Ambrtron To fly my own plane Noted For Hrs frrendlrness THOMAS FEENEY COMMERCIAL Tom a newcomer thrs year from Massachusetts the grrls have pard partrcular attentron to hrm especrally Grace rr takes only one look to see vnhy hrs attractrve smrle fits rn wrth hrs per sonalrty that low vorce rs a pleasant surprrse belreves rn enyoyrng lrfe at hrs lersure accepted by everyone as a real peach of a fellow Acrrvrtres Basketball 4 Football 4 Ambrtron To go around the world Noted For Those expressrve eyes ..,, V . . . , 1 s ' . ,, . . , ' . 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WILFRED GERO COMMERCIAL Wee Wlll undoubtedly one of the best lrked Semors at G H S and why not? t at s ow slow smnle that always follows one of hrs clever wxttncnsms make hum a pleasure to behold ust name rt and he ll play II makes beautiful muslc on the pnano and lump shots rn basketball wxth the same apparent ease Actnvxttes Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 junror Prom Commlttee Trafhc Squad 4 Ambltxon To be the ow ner of a new Cadlllac Noted For Hrs qunet ways DONALD GODDETTE TRADE SCHOOL Happy rf you spot a fellow ln a dark surt wrth shmy brass buttons don t worry about your park mg tlcket because rt tsnt the law tts only Donald wartlng to show you to your seat at the State Theater always a frlendly H1 for every one Arr Force IS hrs probable fate Ambmon To major rn Electrontcs Noted For Hns pleasant dxsposxtlon MARJORIE GORMAN COLLEGE PREP Margle a serene maxden a vonce as soft as a summer breeze belleves rn the old phrase Srlence IS Golden halls from Canterbury actxve rn all sports has the teaching bug m her blood future schoolmarm Actrvxtres Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Intermurals 2 GA A 2 3 4 Laurel Grrls State G Note Staff4 Ambrtron Elementary School Teacher Noted For Quretness CLIFFORD GREEN COLLEGE PREP Clxff seems rather quxet and serrous at first srght dont count on first lmpressrons a staunch Republncan wxth the rebelllous name of Truman a senous student never at a loss for words hell be just what people want when they call for a doctor Acnvmes Baseball 1 2 Track 2 Basketball 3 Ambmon To become a Doctor Noted For Gomg to all the UConn games 'Z JEANETTE GUILLEMETTE COMMERCIAL an knows just what to do when and how sports one of her more rmportant mterests dont get nn her way when she shoots for a basket ruled as one of our sports queens seen most often wxth her pal Margre always remembered as that happy go lucky Jan Actrvmes Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Intermurals 1 2 3 French Club 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Ambrtron To make a certarn person a good wrfe Noted For Her speed on the basketball court RONALD GWIAZDOWSKI COLLEGE PREP Gwraz serrous mmded lad who wnll go places cool fightrng back on our football team shmes on the baseball dramond a famnlrar sxght wrth Terry hard worker wrth a lrkeable per sonalrty class leader Act1v1t1es Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Cross Country 3 jumor Prom Committee Vrce Presrdent 3 Football Co Cap- taxn 4 Sentmel Staff Traflic Squad 4 Treasurer Ambntron To be a Coach Noted For Leadershrp on the grrdrron ELEANOR HART COMMERCIAL cute mnss Grrswold s grft to the hard workmg executrve quret efficxent and always gettmg ahead one of those rare mdtvtduals who can flatter by just lzstenmg a Canterbury Belle and proud of the fact Actnvmes G Note Staff 4 Sentrnel Staff Ambrtron To be successful rn whatever I do Noted For Her reserved manner JOHN ILEWICZ COLLEGE PREP dependable and studlous by nature wnth marks to match hrs efforts a star on the track an excellent dancer on any floor just a frrendly person whom everyone lxkes Acuvxtres Basketball Manager 2 Football 2 Intra murals 2 junior Prom Commrttee Cross Coun try 3,4 Track2 3 4 Ambmon To take over when Arthur Murray re trres Noted For Accomplrshed feats on the track Y' Y 1 , , . . 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Ill... , ' a x ' s v ' a nn' BEVERLEY KAMM Cox1MERcIAL ey lryc foot mo-ues of blue and oh what those nyc fcct can do straw berry blonde far from harmlcss on the gym floor a pleasure to scf. her trnx ncurc bustlmc, about the halls each br1g.,hta m mth Gracre Ambrtmon To be xx hatever lrfe has to offer 'Noted For Her pentcness GRACE LABONNE COLLEGE PREP Gracre a jet propelled blonde ruth a ready smrle and dancmg., style thrnlc of an actrve yolcano just bubblrng oyer mth enercy can be recognrzed by that very specral vnalk truy drstlnctxve has cornered the market rn vrm v1g,or and vrtalrry apple of Tom s eye Actrvrtres GNote Staff I 7 Glee Club 2 De batmg Club 3 jumor Prom Commrttee Intra rals12 34 GAA7 J Ambrtron To meet Tom half may around the world Noted For Her short harrcut PAUL LECLAIRE COLLEGE PREP ex leaves the Freshmen gurls srghrng and the Sensor boys wondermg how he does rt belreves rn combmmg work wrth pleasure-rn correct pro pomon all around bug man on campus populanty and personalnty plus one of our bet ter athletes on the basketball court success m all he undertakes 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 Yankees WALTER MACKIN COLLEGE PREP Walt one of our taller Senror boys frrendly to all really looks mayestrc when he drrves that brg blue Caddre faces lrfes problems wrth a collected and calm arr prefers to be a spec tator when 1 letter men begun lrked by every one murals I, 2, 3 Noted For Terrrnc salesmanshrp Actnvutres Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketball! 2 3 4 jumor Prom Commrttee Nutmeg Boys State Presndent 3 Basketball Co Capram 4 GNote Staff 4 Assrstant Edrtor of Sentrnel Traffic Squad Ambrtron To play Shortstop for the New York Noted For Bemg a star on the basketball court Acnvrtxes Treasurer l 7 GNote Staff 2 Intra Ambmon To rnherrt my father s Cadrllac 'T- .7 ! 41' I7 ,,v B'.,, fv-- - ,L , P .', .. -, I . . -7 'f I .v 1 Av 'I -' . . . . ti' . ' . Y V .' . v A V V 'U 7'-.- ' ' ' ' ' 3 ... 1 I - A y 4 ' .L ' ' Q - . mu -4--, ,-4. 6 3, L ' , , . .l . -. 5 l 4 L 1 7.4 - . 1 ,-9 - Q - CHARLOTTE MARTIN COMMERCIAL Charl . . . could make a fortune if that personality of hers could be bottled . . . most attractive feature is that dazzling smile . . . seems to have something going every minute . . . smooth dancer . . . Norman is her all-absorbing interest . . . has a finger in every pie . . . can adapt herself to any situation . . . dependable and studious. Activities: G-Note Staff l, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals l, 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Cxlee Club 2g Debating Club Sg junior Prom Chairmang Traffic Squad 3, 41 Sentinel Staff. Ambition: To live, laugh. love, and be happy. Noted For: Speed in Shorthand. JOHN MCNALLY COLLEGE PREP Mac . . . always quiet and sincere looking. at least to those that don't know him well . . . courteous to everyone . . . well liked by both faculty and stu- dents . . . excels in sports as he has proven by magnificent plays on the baseball diamond, foot- ball field. and basketball court . . . all wish him the best of luck. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 5, 4g Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a Coach. Noted For: His retiring look. CAROL MESICK COMMERCIAL Cirol . . . our pretty and popular Sentinel Editor . . , has a quiet charm and dignity all her own . . . smiling blue eyes . . . active in school functions . . , does w ell in the brain department, too . . . look out for that little bit of mischief beneath the quiet exterior . . . bids well to make success her middle name. Activities: Intramurals l, 2, 3g G-Note Staff 33 GAA. 5, -ig junior Prom Committeeg Assistant Editor of G-Note 43 Editor of Sentinelg Traffic Squad il. Ambition: To make a success of my life. Noted Ifor: Her special passion-food. CATHERINE MINTA CoMM1zRt3tRL Cathy . . . soothing personality and a gentle way of speaking , . . beautiful, long. blonde hair . . . pleasant and easy-going . . . considerate and sincere . . . prefers the background to the spotlight. Activities: Intramurals 1,21 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To marry a nice guy. and own a Ford convertible. Noted For: Her long hair and those fingernails. X 'J' PETER MINTA CoLLFGh PRFP Put the ltmd of blond utryone hkes to meet .1 smrle that would shalte the Rotlx ofC1rbraltar qtnct Lood naturcd fellow usually Seen mer school rn Snscos haunt a sodt before pushmg those pork chops at the lrrst Natl mal Mtrvrtres Debanng, Club w jumor Prom Com ITIIIICC' Ambrrron To go on a safarl to Afrrca Noted lor Blushrnr, JERROLD MOSKOWITZ COLLLGE PREP erry the ansyyer to a marden s prayer wrth hrs darl-. Lurly harr suave manner and athletic abrh ty he has caused much hayoc among the femrnrne portron of school amrable frrendly and talka tryc G HS yyont be the same wrthout hrm Attmtues Presrdent I 7 Cross Country 2 5 Trathc Squad 7 3 4 Junror Prom Commrttee Baseball5 4 French Club 3 4 Basketballl 2 4 Fotballl 7 3 4 Track12 3 Ambrtron To be a Coach at G H S Noted For Hrs xxav vuth the women RUTH NAGLE COMMERCIAL Ruthne one of those people you not only lrke but also admrre just the person to have around her thoughts are worth much more than the prove-rbral penny you can always depend on her cool pudpment has a constant surplus of frrends justly deserves her popularrty agree she s may above them' Actrvrnes Vrce Presrdent l G Note Staff 1 2 3 Clce Club 7 Debatrng Club 3 Traffic Squad junror Prom Commrttee Edrtor of G Note. I Secretary 1 Assocrate Edrtor of Sentrnel Ambrtron To be presented to the Queen of Eng and Noted lor Her Bermuda shorts GORDON PAGE CoLLEc.1: PRFP Red very actrve member of the class keenly partrutates rn sports and class functrons C ass mathemarrtran serrous and conscrentrous we are assured of safe bridges and hrghways rf hes the cngmcer hrs drrve and rntelhgence wrll carry hrm far Actmtres Baseballl 7 9 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 loorball l 7 9 4 French Club 7 3 4 junror Prom Commrttee Football Co Captarn 4 G Note Staff 4 Sentrnel Staff Ambruon To become the world s rrchest Engrneer Noted For Hrs red harr 1 41' ELIZABETH PALMER COMMERCIAL Betty sincere and loy al person her thought fulness good humor and friendly qualities put her in a class all her ovsn vvhere popularity is con cerned once gained as a friend a friend for ever her untiring, ambition should bring success Activities G Note Staff 4 Ambition To become a good secretary Noted For Her rnexhaustible supply of lunch tickets STUART PALON EN TRADE SCHOOL tu displays excellent sense of humor when most needed industrious and capable always ready with a vsarm smile and friendly hello success will be his Ambition To go to UConn Noted For Always talking about girls LILLIAN POLOMSKI COLLEGE PREP 1 a very friendly person who has the knack of thinking logically and being observant walking Harper s Bazaar clever seamstress car trouble remains her one and only pet peeve Activities GAA 2 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 junior Prom Committee Ambition To own a blue Ford convertible Noted For Neatness RICHARD RENOUF TRADE SCHOOL it a pleasing personality good looks and a smart dresser a trade school student who really knows his trade drives around in a flashy Buick ever ready with his special grin Ambition To own a harem Noted For His out of town girl friends 20 1 7' S ' -91 251 A ' Activities: French Club 2, 3. Q J Zi g, 5 ' A ,A E Ah L'l . . . ' ' ' ' ' . . . a R' .. . ' ' , , CHARLES REX COLLEGE PREP Charlie. . .you'll find him behind the biggest stack of books . . . a very industrious and hard-working student . . . his infrequent words are usually wise ones . . . well liked, and respected by everyone . . . always very quiet and sincere. Ambitione Veterinarian Voted For His brilliance in studies EMERSON REYNOLDS TRADE SCHOOL Emy a real smooth fellow vyith his head in t e clouds and his feet dovyn on earth thats cause hes studying airplane mechanics if hes as fast in a plane as he IS when it comes to making trrcnds he can t help but be the best yet pilot in the business enjoys life to the hilt Ambition To be flight engineer on the first flight to the moon Voted For His dark wavy hair JOHN RICRETTS Col LFGE PRLP latlyie our yery popular and likeable Class President nice to loolx at and eyen nicer to lynoyy self appointed chairman of Republican headquarters on campus dynamic leader yyondcrful d inter can Liye as yyell as talxe in my tonyersatron Lets the best results possible Mtiyrtics Traclt Nlanaeer l Nice President 2 Dclutiny, Club G Note Qtatf u Q junior Prom Committee Treasurer v President -4 Sentinel Ntm Traffic Squad l ambition Politician Noted lor Berne a staunch Republican CAROL RIOIJX Co'smERCIaL Ree our yiyacious and popular Campus Queen ready at a moment s notice to do her imrtations of anybody in school all the troubles and cares in the yyorld couldnt keep her from smiling doesnt ltnoyy the meaning of the yyords Go Sloyy ready to go any yyhere on a moment s notice tayorite topic is Ray Actiyitrcs Intramurals 1 7 3 A Cheerleading v 4 GA 7 4 Debating Club 9 ,lun or Prom Committee G Note Staff a 4 Ambition To get married and raise an army Ixoted lor PEP' ' ' ' ,cr IO ROBERT ROMANOFF TRADF SCHOOL Bo another one of our trade school boys tak ing the Aviation and Aircraft Mechanics Course blond rugged and intelligent an avid sportsman who always gets his prey grows Connecticut s most famous orchids Ambition Aircraft Mechanic Noted for His interest in jalopics MARY ANN RYS COLLFGE PRI-P Senator a good friend excellent conversation alist and a great orator intelligent and stu dious as well determined hard working and one of strong convictions iust vshat the Demo crats ordered she might even be President' Activities Intramuralsl 2 3 4 lnrermuralsl 7 3 GAA 2 3 4 Glee Club 7 Debating Cluh 3 Laurel Girls State GNote Staff 4 Sentinel Staff Ambition To make this world a better place in which to live Noted For Being a straight talking debator CAROL SAWICKI CoMMhRc.iAL Carol , . . she's short . . . she's cute . . . she's always ,Qu smiling, . . . extremely talkative with her unique brand of rapid-fire delivery . . . will ever be young, - in appearance . , . partial to green . . . one-third of the Carol trio . . . proof that the nicest things come in small packages. A tivities: Intramurals l, Z 3, -4' G.A.A. -, 3 H unior Prom Committee' G-Note Staff 9 fi' Sentinel Staff. Amhition: To marry a jockey and raise thorough- hreds, Nlorel For: Her stories in the G-Note. JOAN SAWICKI . .l. 1 1 1 xo.in iie , . . the kind of girl you love on sight . . . as friendly and earnest .1 person as you'll ever find . . . smart dresser . , . cute figure with face to march . , . Ruthies long-suffering sidekick . . . gutitl sport. and speedy on the gym floor. Activities: Intramurals I, 2. 5, -lg lntermurals l, 2, 53 CIAA. Z, 3, Jig Sentinel Staff. Ambition: To Travel. Noted For: Her mischievous freckles. DOROTHY SMITH C OMNII RCIAI Rn-nity is L in to Let alone with as she is easy n the ei 1 dimpled smi e 1 Charleston ttt th it dems lutript n nuer 1 dull moment in she ,ml ora loin the pa alyw Iys L Il tixites nrinias i uuior l tom Committee Amlution To lo something that l neyer thought on l 'xititie is C loria s shai my IXHT H 1 HORNTON tivu botIAL it itdent sportsman and the terror of the IU irshes one of the must smiles at Griswold h is a powerful laugh thats out of this world known lor his crazy antics his easy going, xy Iys ire sure to malxe life one big., happy oecasion Ambition To live an ordinary life but to do the imredible Noted lor That laugh ALLYN TRACY COMMERCIAL a quiet girl with an A plus personality rates high praise tor Griswold Canterbury and the Nlarine Corps roller skating, and Ice skating take up her spare time sines and plays the piano too Aetiyities C Note Stat? 1 Ambition To be the hfth yyoman President of the Lnited States Noted lor Her musical ability JOHN WAKELY CIVIL SOCIAL Smokey' , . . the Pride of the Irish . . . can always be observed putting some zoom into life at G.H.S. ...a handsome, smiling chap. . . has a mind of his own. and doesnt mind venturing an opinion . . . add this to his athletic ability, and the result is pretty' dynamic. Activities: Cross Country 1, -ip Baseball 4g Basket- hall l, 2, -lg Track 4. Ambition: To accomplish something that has never been done. Noted For: His numerous nicknames. MARTIN WOOD Cou I or PRFP Martln rt s a plty vye dont have more space to tell about htm because there s plenty to be told nf you pass a qutct room you can be sure hc s not present one of our stalwart football fellows hrs outstdc ittxvltres tenter around hrs Baby Ausnn foreycr maltrne mth the pokes and always leases them laughrng Attrvtttes loothall 1 7 4 junlor Prom Com mrttee Ambmon To revtcyy my tonquerrnt, Mcrcetles Benz Notttl lor Hts BIC Blix car HYFDILS In Cl LAWRPINCI XVOODWU R C, 5 lou tx thc hearty llugh you hc tr can bc trltctl to Homtroom W I1 rc sou xull hntl htm n mtg tc rcs o hrs partner rn trlme Mir most bcutttlul stnglng yoltes s on K rmxolt s wcst ryrtrcs Baseball 1 ty v tcbarl v 4Traclt7 Ambttron To grtduatc from college Notcd lor Hts yonc humor and ptano playtng GLORIA ZEE COMMERCIAI Carrot Top the Grtsyyold verston of Imogene Coca her mt good humor and hrgh pttched George rtngnng through the halls make her a person who IS alyy ays seen and heard watch out for those gtggles at an ultra serlous moment she IS someone me yusr couldn t do mthout Actrvtttes Intramuralsl 2 3 GAA 2 a 4 Ambxnon To catch George mth my butterfly net Noted For Her spontaneous wrt Q-5. 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B V CLASS PIHIPHEUY TIME 1964 PLACE Hollywood Caltfornla EVENT The Ftrst 3 D Movte Havtng a Sense of Smell Good eventng ladtes and gentlemen It ts tndeed the great prtvtlege of our sponsor WAKELY Hobo nobs to btmg you thts on the spot summary of the Premtere of Gone Wxth The Whtff a MINTA 8: MINTA productton Now before the guests begtn to arrtve I should luke you to meet the manager of the beauttful REX the ater Mt THOMAS FEENEY Lrsten to those strensl Here come the Stars' Stepptng out of a sleek M G we see actor Robert Wagner and hts wtfe the famous fashton model CAROL MESICK She ts weartng an orlgtnal creatton by that top notch fashron desxgner CAROL SAWICKI who has also done the costummg for thts ptcture Now a second car draws up It ts the whnte aguar whtch everyone knows as the trademark of our own beloved columntst RUTH NAGLE who has just returned from a month tn England where she was the personal guest of Queen Eltzabeth II Accompanytng her IS the Edttor tn Chtef of Hollywoods btggest paper The THORNTON Trtbune Mr LEO AHOLA On our rtght IS one of Hollywood s most successful dtrectors JOHN A RICKETTS He drrected tonxght s spectacular productton CHARLOTTE MARTIN and WOODS toothpaste are standxng there talkmg wrth htm JOHN ILEWICZ choreographer for the movte has just arrived Also newly arrtved are the Mtsses BEV ERLEY KAMM and NANCY ARNOTT who are the presndents of the stars fan clubs They are bemg escorted by two of Hollywood s fast rtstng actors LAWRENCE WOODWARD and WARREN BEN NETT Whtle watttng for the rest of the guests let me tell you somethtng about those attendmg Smce the stars and most of the crew of thxs movte are members of the Class of 54 from Grtsvsold Htgh School thts Pre mnere rs tn a sense a reunton of the class Here ts a brtef run down of the members vsho were unable to attend Ftrst there ts doctor CLIFFORD GREEN who has recently been called to Iran to study the case of the serrously tll Shah Next IS MARY DUTKA wtnner of a natronal beauty contest who ts now spendmg mo weeks nn Bermuda Then there ts Mtss GLORIA ZEE one of Broad way s leadmg comedy stars She ts playtng the lead m an ottgtnal play vsrrtten by the noted playvs rrght PAUL LECLAIRE NORMAN COUTU ts tn France vuorkmg on a movte He rs an old hand at theatre vsork havmg begun as an usher at the State Theatre tn Jewett Ctty Con necttcut Also vuorktng tn the same movte are EMER SON REYNOLDS ELIZABETH PALMER and PATRICIA ELLAL Last but not least IS the famous trto The Three Belles who are ALLYN TRACY MARJORIE GOR MAN and BARBARA DOMBROWSKI They have currently been entertatntng at Prestdent ROBERT CYR S Inaugural Ball Walkmg toward the entrance ts our towns top gosstp columntst GRACE LABONNE The successor to Hedda Hopper ts attendtng wrth one of the natton s most famous football stars JERROLD MOSKOWITZ The theatres two head usherettes GLADYS BOWLES and LILLIAN POLOMSKI are busy escort mg the guests tnto the theatre and to thetr reserved seats Two well known owners of FALT ctgarettes ELEANOR HART and JOAN SAWICKI who have just returned from a detarled tour of Lattn Amertca are on my left talkmg to RICHARD RENOUF and ROBERT ROMANOFF co owners of the Double R motton prcture company STUART PALONEN GEORGE EICHELBERG and RONALD GWIAZDOWSKI three well known men about town have just arrtved stag MARY ANN RYS and JEANETTE GUILLE METTE two stunt women have just made a very spec tacular entrance They dtd not have ttme to change costumes and are atttred tn green ttghts wtth long Two popular members of the St Louts Cardinals WILFRED GERO and JOHN MCNALLY are now entertng the theatre They took a leave of absence from thetr tratnrng camp to be on hand tontght Three of the poltcemen on duty DONALD BLAN CHETTE DONALD GODDETTE and WALTER MACKIN are havmg a drfhutlt ttme trying to hold back the growing group of fans MARGARET ELLAL of the ALLEN Star can be seen walktng through the crowd mtervtewmg the guests The MC for this evenings affair ERNEST BEN AMIN has just mformed me that the stars of the movte are comtng' Wtth an escort of two famous motorcycle poltce men ROBERT CRANE and PHILIP COHEN the long black Cadtllac contammg the two stars draws to a halt tn front of the theatre The chauffeur JOHN DUDEK opens the door and amtd the cheertng of the crowd handsome JOSEPH DELORGE and beau ttful CAROL ANN RIOUX the co stars of the plc mre step out Thetr publrctty manager GORDON PAGE mottons the car away and takmg them by the arm ushers them unto the theatre Wrth the arrtval of the Stars we close thus broad cast of one of Hollywood s btggest Premiere showtng and enter the theatre to vtew that colossal new movte Gone Wtth The Whrff Z . . y - : , A , u 1 I . 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Lf JOSEPH DELORGE est Lookmg Class Artrst 14, x CLIFFORD GREEN Class Scholar fvdwaamh... 9' CAROL MESICK Most Llkely to Succeed Nxcest Eyes Most Collegiate Most Versatnle CAROL RIOUX Campus Queen Best Lookmg Most Popular Most Energetxc 4771 ZI5' JOHN RICKETTS Most Lrkely to Succeed Class Heartbreaker Most Courteous Ben Dreuea' LILLIAN POLOMSKI WARREN BENNETT Clan Danger JOHN ILEWICZ Clan Songftrerx ALLYN TRACY Mon Collegmze JERROLD Mosxowrrz GLORIA ZEE Best Natured Class Wrt 25 WILFRED GERO Class Athlete Q L- ll' ' f 41 X E ' 's 4 I I K lx- ' K, Q: l B 1 'D ' fl N' ........ , va A 1 A I .Ql1q?lb A CHARLOTTE MARTIN Nncest Smlle Class Artnst Class Musncnan Mort Rexpefted Nzcesz Eye: Nzceft Hazr Nzcest Smfle 1 3 ' l KX 4 SEQXFJAC' RUTH NAGLE Class Scholar Done Most For Class A MARTIN WOOD Best Natured Class Wu Most Energetxc aw! ELIZABETH PALMER CHARLES REX THOMAS FEENEY BEVERLEY KAMM DOROTHY SMITH KEITH THORNTON PAUL LECLAIRE Campus Kmg Done Most For Class Most Popular Most Versaule LAWRENCE WOODWARD Class MUSICIHD Class Songsrer ,dz GRACE LABONNE Class Dancer Class Heartbreaker JOAN SAWICKI Class Athlete Most Courteous I CLASS 0F 1956 CLASS 0F 1957 9 U55 A 1 3, Q CLASS 0F 1955 il ST Q JUNl0RS First Row, Left to Right: Shirley Chartier. Kay Franklin, Thelma Webster, Charlotte Zarirheny. Dorothy Shor, Valerie Lehner, Sally Gorman, Jacqueline Herr, Mary Lou Klinkhammer. Miss Perry, Claire Fontaine, Way'ne Thornton, Stanley Dudek, Edwin Eberl, Mr. Berkowitz, Loretta Maynard, Geraldine Tetreault, Virginia Boule, Carol Goodby, Dolores Davey, Carol Swanson, Betty DeLorge, Mary Ann Blanchard, Inez Colman, Janis Iskripski, Shirley Kneeland. Second Row: Joyce Kulas, Helen Sogan, Jean Golas, Pauline Barthelet, Diana Brochu, Astrid Johnson, 'Alice Kaiko, Sylvia Zving- ilas, Lorraine Dziezic, Betty Herr, Lorraine Gardella, Marjorie Palmer, Patricia McKenna, Barbara Stankiewicz, Marion Belisle, Joyce Holland. Ann Metcalfe, Patricia Minta, Mary Magrey, Jeanne Guimond, Dorothea Osga, Janice DeGray, Regina Czeczotka, Alice Gaudette. Third Row: Robert Rioux, Joseph Piatek, Bruce Pepin, Roland White, Peter DeGregorio, George Church, Norman Russi, Roland Pepin, Courtland Spicer, Eugene Banas, Keith Yesinowski, John Eberl, Julian Fontaine, Louis Gouda, Bernard Bennett, Louis Gardella, Rory Slonski, Donald Therrien. SUPHUMURES First Row, Left to Right: Claire Lamirand, Elizabeth Gilbert, Cecile St. John, Jean-Marie Cormier, Judy Kneeland, Marie Roode, Beverly Hicks, Merrillyn Ilewicz, Mr. Smith, Mr. Martone, Hildegard Kretschmer, John Papinj, Dorothy Addy, Judith Bogle, Mr. Good, Mrs. Magoon, Judy O'Neill, Theresa LaChapeIle, June Matson, Sheilatlvietcalfe, Judith Yesinowski, Ethel Mae Rockwell, Donna Sisco. Second Row: Arthur Russi, Allen Davis, Frances Noble, Eleanor Hull, Jacqueline Richard, June Manning, Beverly Lefevre, Sherill Boucher, Barbara Danieluk, Eleanor Gardner, Patricia Raill, Claire Sylvestre, Beatrice Gibeault, Laverne Bingell, Carol Lovell, Anita St. John, Annette DeChampIain, Ann Carpenter, Catherine Brochu, Alma Gileau, Cynthia Robella, Illis Bannier, Jane Baum, Jane Grygorcewicz, Richard Lindell, Arthur Scott. Third Row: Anthony Domb- kowski, Walter Sawicki, David LeBrun, Gerard Ninteau, Robert Lucier, Joseph Osga, Gerald Reynolds, John Dudek, James Yaworski, Harvey Polinsky, Arist Johnson, Richard Juber, Allen Rocha, Karol Tarkowski, Richard Ruszenas, Richard Carpenter, William Kerr, Gerard Palonen, John Romanoff, John Sullivan, Russell Gaudette. FRESHMEN First Row, Left to Right: Elizabeth Barthelet, Janice I-Ialvosa, Andrea Kneeland, Elizabeth Zavistoski, Sonya Kowalski, Yvonne Guillemette, Simone Fontaine, Janet Halvosa, Leona Brochu, Norma Marinello, Frank Zavistoski, Mrs. Uhlinger, Mr. White, Miss Smiley, William Gwiazdowski, Virginia Bachand, Cecile Vachon, Birdie Palmer, Virlyn Olsen, Dola Nielsen, Laureen Jensen, Beverly LaLiberte, Evelyn Makara. Second Row: Elizabeth Gorman, Gloria Coombs, Mary Marion, Phyllis Ciereszewski, Barbara Franciose, Theresa Sabourin, Marie St. John, Joan Stadnicki, Cecilia Nowakowski, Phyllis Boris, Dolores Roberge, Annette Morey, Jeanette Langlois, Marion Smith, Sandra Sweet, Alice Banas, Mary Ann Minta, Lenora Ambot, Estelle Pac, Charlotte Fontaine, Patricia Podurgiel, Judy Mechlin, Lorraine Gilbert, Dorothy Vezina, Patricia Kaiko, Petra Lockwood. Third Row: Ronald Pepin, James Stillman, Calvin Bronson. Arthur Webster, Gerard Risavich, Charles Trudeau, Robert Couture, William Cadieux, John Deme, Thomas Klewin, Edmund Kin- ney, Peter Gill, John Fallon, Roger Lauallie, Lawrence Wieland, Arthur Pepin, Paul Car- penter, Joseph Gorman, Henry Anton, Theodore Gaddy. Fourth Row: Fred Green, Nor- man Pulaski, Elmer Rose, Ronald Yankowski, Francis Bugbee, John Rose, James Rourke, Fred Grandy, Benjamin Slonski, Clifford Marion, Walter Griffin, Freddie DeLorge, Donald Kamm, Jan Slonski, Harold Spicer, Charles Tyler, Jack Hakkila, Storm Connors George Maerkel. y JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Stanley Dudek, President, Wayne Thorn- ton, Treasurer, Edwin Eberl, Vice Presi- dent, Claire Fontaine, Secretary. I? Z- f . F7 ff Q SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS John Papini, President, Dorothy Addy Treasurer, Hildegard Ktetschmet, Sec retary, Judith Bogie, Vice President. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Frank Zavistoski, President, William Gwiazdowski, Vice President, Norma Marinello, Secretary, Virginia Bachand, Treasurer. OFFICE PRACTICE CLASSES ENGLISH SHOP ENGLISH PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY PHYSICS h Flrst Row Left to Rrght Carol Sawrckn Eleanor Hart Ruth Nagle Carol Mesrck Mary Ann Rys joan Sawrckr Charlotte Martm Second Row Mr Lorselle Ronald Gwxazdowskn Paul LeClaxre john Rrcketts Leo Ahola Robert Cyr Gordon Page SENTINEL STAFF The days of unllmrted arguments d1scuss1ons and declslons are now passed Through all these days the staff has stood steadfast 1n the1r hope and beltef that thts would truly be OUR yearbook a book that would reflect all of our thoughts hopes and joys I am sure that 1n future years when you look over the pages you w1ll revrew w1th pr1de all the mcndents that made hrgh school a happy er 1n Our l1ves As Edltor Of the Sentrnel I w1sh to thank everyone who made rt pOss1ble for me to head thns excellent capable and hard workmg staff And to Mr Loxselle my fellow Sen tmel workers and all those who helped to make thrs book a success all I can do IS Offer my most slncere thanks for a yob well done CAROL Mnstcx Ednor zn Clue CAROL MESICK Clam Proplaery CAROL SAWICKI Amman: Edzzor PAUL LECLAIRE Spam Edmm LEO AHOLA GORDON PAGE Bmmerf Manager JOHN RICKE'I'1'S Typzm CHARLOTTE MARTIN JOAN SAWICKI Awww: Burmen Manager RONALD GWIAZDOWSKI Adwror MR HERVE LOISELLE Bzogmpbzcal Co Edzlorf ELEANOR HART MARY ANN RYS 32 , 7 A 7 7 Arrociate Editor ,................................... RUTH NAGLE Clan Will and Hirtofy ............................ ROBERT CYR . . , . -QA LE CERCLE FRANCAIS First Row Left to Right Mars Dutlxa Sylvia Zsingilas Second Ron Patricia Mclxenna Carol Goodby Robert Rioux Jerrold Mosltovsitz Alice Kailxo Jeanette Guillemette Astrid Johnson Third Row Mr Loiselle Pauline Barthelet Donald Therrien Courtland Spicer Gordon Page Robert Cyr George Church Jeanne Guimond 4 G.A A First Row, Left to Right: Grace I.aB0nne. Dorothy Smith. Joan Sawicki. Lillian Polomski. Carol Rioux. Second Rovrz Miss Smiley. Loretta Maynard, Patricia McKenna, Catherine Brochu. Dorothy Addy, 33 QQ gi M TRAFFIC SQUAD First Rovi Left to Right Astrid johnson Sally Corman Marx Ann Blanchard Second Row Carol Mcsick Ruth Nagle H1ldeg.,ard lxrctschrrer John Ricketts Nancx Arnott Charlotte 'Nlartin Alice lxailto Third Ron Mrs Cunnccn Anthony Dombltmxslxi Jerrold Moskowitz Ronald Gmazdovxslti Edwin Elwerl Wilfred Gero Paul LeClaire George Church Richard Linclell CHEERLEADERS liirst Row. Left to Right: Mary Ann Blanchard, Carol Rimix, Virginia Bmilc. Second Row: Miss Smiley. Dorothea Osta. Nlary Dutka. Anncttc Dcflhampluin. Loretta Nlaynard. Diana Brochu, Nlrs. Uhlinaoer. 34 T G NIITE STAFF Frrst Row Left to Rnght Mary Ann Blanchard Clanre Fontame Carol Goodby Kay Franklrn Carol Swanson Second Row Mass Perry Carol Sawrckr Eleanor Hart Carol Mesxck Ruth Nagle Carol Rloux Maryorre Gorman Mrs Magoon Thnrd Row Stanley Dudek jams lskrrpslu Loretta Maynard Barbara Srankrewrcz Carol Lovell Charlotte Martm Elnzabeth Palmer Estelle Pac Mary Ann Rys Robert Rroux Fourth Row Lawrence Woodward Robert Cyr Paul LeCla1re john Rrcketts Leo Ahola Edwm Eberl Gordon Page Courtland Sptcer Wayne Thornton Efhror RUTH NAGLE Anutant Edztor CAROL MESICK Banner! Manager COURTLAND SPICER Afrzrtant Burznerf Manager WAYNE THORNTON Feature Eduor CAROL RIOUX Feature Reporter! CLAIRE FONTAINE BARBARA STANKIEWICZ LAWRENCE WOODWARD Newr Eduor JOHN RICKETTS Newf Reporter: ROBERT CYR CAROL GOODBY LORETTA MAYNARD CAROL SWANSON ROBERT RIOUX Semof New! CAROL SAWICKI Sophomore Newr CAROL LOVELL Frerbrnen N ewf ESTELLE PAC Sportrrnen r Speczal STANLEY DUDEK Boyf Spam Edzrorr L O AHOLA PAUL LECLAIRE GORDON PAGE Grrlf Sport: Edztor MARY ANN RYS Arblenc Chu Chaz KAY FRANKLIN Fafbton Edzzor MARY ANN BLANCHARD Exchange Edztor MARJORIE GORMAN An Editor CHARLOTTE MARTIN Arrutant Art Editor EDWIN EBERL Make Up Edzror ELEANOR HART Amman: Make Up Edztof ELIZABETH PALMER 35 ., L , N ' . I 'J . Q ! 7 7 . 3 junior New! .................................................,................ JANIS IsKRIPsK1 I .I ................................................................. U LAST WILL AND TESTAMENI We the Class of 1954 of Grrswold Hrgh School Tovtn of Grrswold County of New London State of Connecticut berng of sound mrnd and body do hereby make publrsh and declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament ITEM I To Mr Berkowrtz we leave a book on how to burld radros To Mrs Bressette we leave an automatrc napkrn drspenser To Mrs Cunneen we leave a ye r s supply of typewrrter covers To Mr Doe we leave a homeroom mrnus the row To Mr Good we leave a box of squeak proof chalk To Mrss Kaloge we leave a new prano To Mr Lorselle and Mrs Magoon we leave our apprecratron for therr assrstance rn mak rug our yearbook a success To Mr Loyko we leave our thanks for a job well done durrng our four years stay To Mr Martone we leave a modern versron of Rembrandt for hrs future classes To Mrs Paul we leave 1 class wrthout rnterruptrons to the person speakrng To Mrss Perry we leave a grrl capable of recervrng 1 160 WPM certrflcate rn Shorthand To Mrss Shea we leave a Senror Englrsh class To Mrss Smrley we leave a megaphone for her thrrd perrod lrbrary To Mr Smrth we leave the satrsfactron of berng the frrst Math teacher to have an Analy trc Geometry class at Grrswold To Coach Thomas we leave hopes of successful teams rn the future To Mrs Uhlrnger we leave a class wrthout Senrors chewrng gum To Mr Whrte we leave a Problems class wrthout Martrn Wood as one of the problems ITEM II Leo Ahola leaves a comprled edrtron of hrs jokes to Mrs Cunneen Brlly Allen leaves hrs hot rod magazrnes to oe Osga Nancy Arnott leaves her drrvrng brlrty to Alrce Karko Ernest Benyamrn leaves hrs quantrtatrxe thrnkrng to Robert Rroux Warren Bennett leaves hrs crew cut to Mr Doe Donald Blanchette leaves a lrfe trme supply of washrn to Joyce Kulas Gladys Bowles leaves her unfarlrng good nature to oan Cyr Izzy Cohen leaves hrs art of story tellrng to Valerre Lehner Norman Coutu leaves hrs perfect physrque to Bruce Peprn Robert Crane leaves hrs scrence flctron magazrnes to Courtland Sprcer Robert Cyr leaves hrs preamble bank to anyone who needs rt oe DeLorge leaves hrs good looks to john Eberl Barbara Dombrowskr leaves her grggle to Carol Lovell ohn Dudek leaves hrs well behaved manner to Ronald Yankowskr Mary Dutka leaves her shyness to Betty DeLorge George Erchelberg leaves hrs educated broom to Harold Sprcer Margaret Ellal leaves her herght to Walter Sawrckr Patrrcra Ellal leaves her harr styles to Merrrllyn Ilewrcz Errc Falt leaves hrs faultless ways to Kerth Yesrnowskr Tom Feeney leaves the book Gorng Steady to Rrchard uber Wrlfred Gero leaves a gap rn the baseball team Donald Goddette leaves hrs hot Oldsmobrle to any envrous freshman Margre Gorman leaves her soft vorce to Marlon Belrsle Clrfford Green leaves hrs UConn passes to Eddre Eberl e nette Gurllemette leaves her athletrc abrlrty to Kay Franklrn Ronnre Gwrazdowskr leaves hrs unpronounceable name to Terry I.aChapel1e Eleanor Hart leaves her quretness to the punror girls 36 , 7 I Y 7 5 Y K 1 3 y I . , . . , . . . . . , . a ' . . , 1 ' c . , . . . c , c 4 ' , 7 4 4 . . , . 1 7 . 1 , . . , . a . , - U g . l A . , . A . . . . . J a . john llewicz leaves his track shoes to Anthony Dombkowski. Beverley Kamm leaves her petite stature to Lorraine Gardella. Grace LaBonne leaves her walk to Mary Ann Blanchard. Paul LeClaire leaves all his female admirers to anyone who can fill his shoes. Walter Mackin leaves his charm to jack Brown. Charlotte Martin leaves her pool table to future cueballs. john McNally leaves his determination to win to all future athletes. Carol Mesick leaves the headaches of the editorship of the yearbook to next year's editor with luck Catherine Minta leaves her long fingernails to Ann Carpenter Peter Minta leaves his bashful smile to Charles Trudeau erry Moskowitz leaves his dark curly hair to Francis Bubgee Ruth Nagle leaves the book How to Stop Worrying and Start Living to the next G Note editor Gordon Page leaves his hook shot to Peter Gill Betty Palmer leaves her quiet and reserved manner to Barbara Stankiewicz Smart Palonen leaves his intelligence to anyone who needs lf Lillian Polomski leaves her beautiful wardrobe to Alice Gaudette Richard Renouf leaves his little black book to jack Hakkila Charles Rex leaves his studiousness to Pete DeGregorIo Emerson Reynolds leaves his handsome profile to Storm Connors John Ricketts leaves his strong Republican reputation to William Kerr Carol Rioux leaves her short hair and zoom to Annette DeChamplaIn Robert Romanoff leaves his brother to G H S Mary Ann Rys leaves her debating ability to une Manning Carol Sawicki leaves her tickets to Sunday basketball games to Jean Golas oan Sawicki leaves her friendly manner to Judy O Neill Dorothy Smith leaves her Charleston step to the state of South Carolina Keith Thornton leaves Connecticut for sunny California Allyn Tracy leaves her lovely voice to Estelle Pac john Wakely leaves his sawdust to Bummy Bennett Martin Wood leaves his title of Class Wit to Sylvia Zvmgilas Lonny Woodward leaves his musical ability to his aunt Pat McKenna Gloria Zee leaves her Santa Baby techniques to Carol Swanson ITEM III To all succeeding classes we leave our hopes that their years at Griswold will be happy ones and that their abundance of knowledge will enable them to graduate as we have CLASS STATISTICS ROBERT WAGNER AUDREY HEPBURN EDGAR ALLEN POE JERRY LEWIS LUCILLE BALL Favorzte Actor Favortte Actrerr Favorzte Author Favorzte C omedzan GUY LOMBARDO MRS CUNNEEN EDDIE FISHER BLUE AND WHITE WHITE CARNATION I BELIEVE Favorzte Orcheftra Favorzte Teacher Favortte Vocalzst Clary C olory Clan Flower Clay: Song C lar: Motto You NEVER KNOW HOW TALL YOU ARE UNTIL YOU ARE CALLED TO STAND 37 7 3 I ' f f, ,, ' ' ' . , . 3 , . Favorite Comedierme .................................................................................... J , Vt: , a ln the meantime ue will show you .lCl1OI'LlS.i Anti crush K 1 crush you. crush youfq CAST janet Ross Phil Ford Marion Phipps john Redman Cynthia Keene Raimund Brown Mavis Sullivan Mr. Freeman Mr. Robinson Mr. jones Tad Voorhis Stella Brahms Mr, Bach Dean of Wcimen Prudence Mason Claire Carter jerry Flanagan Arthur Scott. jr. Grace LaBonne Paul LeClaire Dorothy Smith Martin W'ood Lillian Polomsl-ci Jerrold Moskowitz Catherine Minta joseph DeLorge .Iohn llewicz Philip Cohen Lawrence XY'ood'ward Mary Dutka Robert Cyr Marjorie Gorman Charlotte Martin Gloria Zee john Ricketts Gordon Page Direclor - Miss Claire Shea Q 'X 9 'Charades or ArthritisY A. 6 0 'nfs' Lastminute preparations. There X on reel dominate. Miss Mason. Q URT L5 RR T5 5 W? 1, Q. Vs ' 7241? ff f!!! I fl I ll 71 f f' vfifff 1, X 6' ,pe .riff I ff ff i ii X , 4 f 1 ffl If fl ff If f fffx ff KW! ffjff l f an 5 X I ff' f 'fug- gl- f-.. Xl 1'-1' -15 XV' Ifivx X, I fi! f f 4975 f X I iff if A I ff I X wh, I 711 1,11 i Y , '. . , - G 1 9, ' s 'lfz , Qu. Q. ,f Q ' 79' ga? --' ' 4 6 Q 1 . rf ,jg fig 1 K Jl It ,fy N' .J 5 J 4 QI H pgv' wf ' H265 'f,.. w f n it ,E K fffulli Qi is lla. xx 1 2- f'S'f A' i F00'l'IlAliL FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row, Left to Right: Tommy Atkinson, Dick Lindell, Art Russi, Anthony Dombkow- ski, Joe Piatek, Pete DeGregorio, Izzy Cohen, Cliff Marion, jan Slonski, Freddie DeLorge, Ronnie Gwiazdowski, joe DeLorge, Jerry Moskowitz, Second Row: Rcland White, Manager, Jackie Sullivan, john McNally, Bob Couture, Red Page, john Eberl, Leo Ahola, Will Gero, Eddie Eberl, Marty Wood, Rory Slonksi, Francis Bugbee, Coach Dick Thomas. Forced to play out of its class three times and suffering three of its four defeats therein, the Griswold Wolverines came out of the 1953 season with a record of 2 wins and 4 losses. Our two victories came at the expense of our arch rival, Plainfield, whom we played in a home and away series. Losses were suffered at the hands of Class B Killingly and Farming- ton, Putnam, which was just within the Class C limit, and Berlin. At the beginning of the season, about 25 candidates came out for the football team. Included in this number were nine seniors. These were jerry Moskowitz, Marty Wood, John McNally, Izzy Cohen, Will Gero, Ronnie Gwiazdowski, Leo Ahola, joe DeLorge, and Red Page. Our most damaging setback came before the opening of the football season when jerry Moskowitz fractured his collar bone. As the season went by, the underclassmen began losing interest, and at our last game we had 14 players in uniform. FIRST STRING Linemen: john McNally, Marty Wood, Eddie Eberl, Izzy Cohen, john Eberl, Red Page, Will Gero. Backfield: Pete DeGre- gorio, Rory Slonski, Leo Ahola, Ronnie Gwiazdowski, Coach Dick Thomas. -A-nv 3-9252 ' 7 P- - ' f . 24 -. -1, w J. 'V' 'L Ll v.-P -I GRISXX OLD .....,...... O IARMIINGTON .....,..,... 6 Led by Bill Mack, the Farmington Indians edged the Griswold Wolverines in their first game of the season. Farmington capitalized on two fifteen yard penalties and a pass to set up the score late in the third quarter. On the opening kickoff, Red Page recovered an Indian fumble. It looked as if Griswold would be off to a fast start as Ronnie Gwiazdowski and Pete DeGregorio carried the pigskin down to the twenty yard line on the next two plays. However, a fifteen yard penalty and Farmingtons ability to hold ruined the Wolverines best opportunity to score. Late in the fourth quarter Griswold threatened again as a long pass from Leo Ahola to XVill Gero brought the ball inside the thirty yard line, However, Parma ington held on fourth down and then ran the clock out. GRISVUOLD .......,.... 14 PLAINFIELD .,.....,,.,. O The Griswold W'olverines tlawed their way to victory over arch-rival Plain- held on the Fielders' home ground to draw first blood in the Quinebaug Valley Conference, Although Rich juber and Pete DeGregorio scored the two touchdowns, Ronnie Gwiazdowski piled up the most yardage for the Green and White. Both of the W'olverine's touchdowns came in the second period. The Green and White was also threatening for a third tally from the Fielders' six inch line, but was stopped as the half ended. The second half was strictly a defensive game as both teams' forward walls held the opposition when the chips were down. Late in the fourth quarter. Peanuts LaFlamme broke away for a 62 yard jaunt which was the longest run of the day. Rich ,luber pulled him down on the GHS 28 yard line with a desperate leap from behind. oR1swoLD .,.r.,..rr,. 1 Kiiimgiy ,.........r . 21 The Green and YX7hite had the high hopes of upsetting the Big Red from Killingly High. However, the Redmens smooth-clicking backfield proved to have too much speed for the XVolverines. W'ith the score 21-O in Killingly's favor, the Green and XY'hite began to move in the last half. However, the damage had already been done. Griswolds lone tally came early in the fourth period on an Ahola to Gero pass followed by an off tackle play by Gwiazdowski. McNally scored the extra point on a pass from Gwiazdowslci. 39 .Z'f i'A a .. Q Q9 G l 6s 3' 'Z MAC WILL LEO 06,5 ,,,,,,..... ff-l,,g15 .-an ...,-fl JERRY IZZY RED 5 ew- MARTY GWIAZ OE 0. -Q gf.. V. . 4: - HJ 7 A IQ!-' . ' ' 'fb 9-1 1 3? 2 'fl 4 -1 Q ,. , S fl, '-.5 gg' N , ia -- Q... . ' if e, wk ' 1 a U ' -u F, , .-f'1,L,v- ., z.,. WJ- W J. WX k.S,xhEXx , X A 1 , .V .Q fi! 2, P.- X . ' XX ' Bmw N P . ,W 7 .,,. nw' ' JK' , 1. -8 06 , .1 '. 5 . -. CM ri 1 F. . ' . ' . , V I 4 16 gift . . wif?-.a - ' ' ...wr .,,. 4 A , -N., - 'WM3 , 'WE .,, ,,t,,, u -'iv I N. s ' .Q 2 , . . ' 1 ,J F M 44, - ,. Q, I .4 Y .9 -4 lr. h sk ,MA Q I Q g . X , . J 5 s 'ug ' A I Q1 , Z E . - w Q 0 3- .,A ff' N i 4 1 Q Y 4 I i 1 VARSITY Clockwise, Left to Right: Joe Piatek, Manager, Gordon Page, Bummy Bennett, joe DeLorge, John Wakely, Warren Bennett, Coach Dick Thomas, Paul LeClaire, Pete DeGregorio. jerry Moskowitz, Richard juber, Will Gero, john McNally, Roland White, Manager. BA KETBALL Dropping the weaker teams from their schedule and replacing them with tougher ones resulted in a season record slightly below the .500 mark. The loss of four first-stringers from last years team, left the Wolverines with only one experienced ball player, Paul LeClaire. Three players, john McNally, Pete DeGregorio, and Wilfred Gero, were brought up from the junior Varsity, and Warren Bennett came out after a year's absence. The highlight of the season came in the final game against our arch rival, Plainfield, when Paul LeClaire sank a one-hander from three-quarter court with only seconds remain- ing to send the game into overtime. During the overtime, Honk Bennett dropped in two buckets, and Paul LeClaire scored one, to give the Wolverines the decision. The victory enabled the Wolverines to enter the Class S Tournament, which was held at the University of Connecticut. -Q JAYVEES H15 ' an lfirst Row, Lett to Right: jackie Sullivan, XX'alter Sawitki, Eddie Eberl, Way'ne Thornton. Bob Couture, Coach Dick Thomas Second Rong Ronnie Yankow- ski, Manager, lfrancis Bugbee, Bill Gwiaz- doviski, Allen Rocha. Peter Gill, Billy Allen. Manager. riswnld Five Handles Plalntue . GfiSwO1dR0HS nswn aes vf. cw' u lf.. -n. ' r PW. 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X ' I ' N -f ,M 'lb Q22 Q2 1 vw ' SW ., Wh ' . ' 'fir-Q 1 HK J FYVM 219' I,- 'G + ' X31 1 g b' 4 A Q . , fa vi ' g ' ' X12 ffm? ,1 za. -, Q ,F f a 2 A 4 4' B ' Q c.C jx! O au. ,, ,wfggf 'ff' K H '-454011 uuqswpz t QTL k D L! , N fx: M, ' ' K 1 ,V A' I A 5 Us rmsczmwlmfffWim! I 4' First Row, Left to Right: Joe Delorge, Norm Coutu, Cliff Green, Keith Thorn- ton, jerry Moskowitz, John McNally, Jan Slonski. Second Row: Ronnie Gwiaz- dowski, Courtland Spicer, Leo Ahola, Will Gero, Eddie Eberl, John Wakely, joe Piatek. Absent: john llewicz. TRACK Although the season is not as yet under way, it looks as though the Green and White will prove dominant in most, if not all, the meets this year. The Class of '54 has had more than its share of athletes out for every sport this year, and track has proved to be no exception. Out of the fifteen boys coming out for track this year, ten are seniors. On the track we have such veteran runners as: Norm Coutu, john Ilewicz, joe DeLorge, jerry Moskowitz, Cliff Green, and Ronnie Gwiazdowskig while in the field we have Leo Ahola, Will Gero, Keith Thornton, and john McNally. Two members of the team from the Class of '54 at present hold school records. They are Norm Coutu and jerry Moskowitz, who hold the records in the mile and 220 yard dash respectively. This year's track and cross country teams were under the capable instruction and leadership of Mr. Herve Loiselle. NEW ENGLAND CHAMP Reino Suokas is the pride and joy of the Griswold High School track teams. This tall, lanky Finn has received many ribbons and medals for his outstanding feats in the field of track. Reino placed first in the Killingly Invitational, all of the Quinebaug Valley Meets, and the State Meet, just to mention a few. His high school career came to a climax when he took first place for the javelin in the New England lnterscholastic Meet at Boston. 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I f I . I , Q O I O o 0 1 '1 0 ' o I ' 4 O 1 f I ' 5 ' I 4 I LT ' CHESTER L. DUDKOWSKI ........ Prefidenz , 1 , . I . . 4 - I ' I ' .......... 'c ' I 1 ' - 1 J 1 'Z ' 8 X 10K0 f0v'040'f01'0'47 Our Most Sincere Wishes for the Future Success of the Graduating f0v-0w-01010 01'-0K0'-OX 0 l Q O 'l'l I UI . A x- 000' ASS 9 THE PLASTIC WIRE AND CABLE CORP East Main Street Jew ett City Conn 10 010' 9102 Compliments of 142 aim fiezwakz' famiany SALES AND SLRVICE GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS and ACCESSORIES Telephone DRake 6 4427 97 MAIN STREET JEWETT CITY CONN Fomplzmentf 0 Complzmenlf 0 MESICK S SHELL JEWE-I-T CI-I-Y SERVICE STATION HARDWARE CQ GQQDYEAR T1RL5 HARDWARE PAINTS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Complete Lme 0 Frzgzdazre Applmncei Telephone DRake 6 4587 COURTESY FIRST SERVICE ALWAYS Corner of Route 93 and 158 L1sbon Conn 2 North Mam Street ewert Cxry Conn 62 A ' f ' f I LIFE-TIME and PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES . , . . J . y r0f02'0f0401'-0'10110 104f0 Complzmentf HAROLD E SPICER TIME WATCH REPAIRIING DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVFRWARE Telephone DRake 6 2633 185 North Mann Street jewettC1ty Conn 'A' 'k Complmzentf MITCH S DODGE and PLYMOUTH 'A' Mobzl Heal Kerofene M0bzlGaf 011 Lubrzcalzon Kelly Sprzngfeld Tzref GENERAL REPAIRING WRECKER and ROAD SERVICE Telephone Llnden 6 9501 Route 14 Canterbury Conn Complzmentr MOSKOWITZ MOTOR TRANSPORTATION INCORPORATED ' if Of Of I ' ' , . 'A' i' ED'S GARAGE ' . . T . . V , . O 1 I I I X 63 CLASS GF 1955 CLASS OF 1956 CLASS OF 1957 o00mwmo0wmawmm0'amm0000000w00 Compliment Of C pl' C pl' I f f LESCOE S PHARMACY EUGENE LESCOE PROP 64 Mum Street ewetr Cnty Conn Complzmentx GRISWOLD RUBBER CO THE A E SHEDD DISTRIBUTORS OF ESHELMAN RED ROSE GUARANTEED FEEDS AX XXX A 567 Maln Street Nom 1ch Conn HAVE THE ORANGE FLEET JEWETT CITY ICE 8. FUEL Telephones DRake 6 2534 6 7555 7 River Road Lisbon Conn I C Of I l I - ' J ' ', . 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INCORPORATED ROADS BUILT CELLARS DUG WELLS DUG SINOW REMOVAL LAND CLEARIING BLASTIINC TRUCKINC Telephone DR1ke 6 9050 405'0'f4?f01'0f-0210520 l I I fnmplimenli GRISWOLD SHOE CORP C omplzmenls STAN CAROL SHOP WOMLIN S and IUINIOR MISS U LAPIING APPAREL 110 Mam Street jew cttC1ty Conn C omplzmenzf JEWETT CITY WAREHOUSE CORPORATION Of L 7 1 . 1 - Y I 1 S - I l l of Qf v T' T f' : X 7 67 0101 'A' 'A' 'A' C omplzments WEDGEWOOD MILLS C omplzmentr 0 C omplzmentf JEWETT CITY GARAGE INCORPORATED THE LOBSTER RESTAURANT SALES AND SERVICE BUICK AUTOMOBILES GMC TRUCKS HOME OF THE SHLLL SLA FOODS Telephone DRake 6 4419 19 Mathew son Street ewett Cmty Conn 219 North Mzun Street Jewett C1ty Conn 68 Of 'A' ir 'A' . J, . Of , Ca COIIIPIIUZ6 1111 THE EATON CHASE COMPANY TOYS SPORTIING GOODS HARDWARE AIXXAYS TRY EATON CHASE FIRST 131 Mun Street Nom mlm Lonn f0M0x0e0::0w040w0f-0:0N0w-01-av-0105! ANTHONY S HARDWARE I-IARD1VARE PAITNTS LLIFTIYICAL md PLL UBIFNG SUPPLIFS XX A WX Telephone DR1ke 6 9001 72 Mun brrau ewctr Cury Conn 'kkir Complzmentr M O NEII.L 'kit WAYSIDE MILL END SHOP COTTON WOOLS NYLON REMNANTS and PIECE GOODS BLY THE Lou WAY BY THE HIGHWAY Telephone DRake 6 4197 Plamield Roid jevuett Cxry Conn I V S 3 ' I Of ' .1 ' -: 5, w l 11 V 1 A 1 Y 9 U A. VNQ, Q 1. , In JH ,. S , I 5 of 1 DR. . ' ' 1 1 1 x 69 Complimc mf THE GANG Beit Wifbef mm Vllx GINIA PAT DR and MRS MMYANN EDWARD GALLINGER LOW cmcz MARI1 DIANA Fomplzmcnlr Fomplmzcntr CLASS PRfSIDENTof 1943 PAUL LECLAIRE GWIAZDOWSKI S POULTRY Cvmflfmenff FARM FINAST MANAGERS zoos and POULTRY Rumi AND WHCDIISAII I BRYANT E Ll FLAIRF 70 Of ll ll f Y of of JOHN CURRAN JOHN RICKETTS Uf Complimenlf ' ' ' C07IIf7lI77lC71l,f F A ARREMONY 81 SONS SAM S TEXACO WE CLOTHE THE ENTIRE FAMILY Complzmemr 0 Bart Wubcr .IEWETT CITY GREENHOUSE 10 zbL D DEMICCO CI Ass 0121954 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone DRake 6 2065 F C BARRETT M 3 Ashland Street jewetr Cnty Conn C0mPl1mff'1ff BELANGERS SHOE SHOP HOBBY KITS and SUPPLIIS Popular and Children 5 Recordr For Hzgher Qualzly at Grcafcr Sat my Vrsrt C omplzmentf JEWETT CITY FURNITURE CO Inc STATE THEATRE EASTERN CONNECTKLTS FILNFYT and BEST EQUIPPFD STORI Telephone 6 2771 7l Of Of 0 0 I 'L 0 o 0 ' f , ' , - o o I s D 0 ' I of V 9 Park Square jewett City, Conn. 3 Park Square jewetr City, Conn Of ll 0 . 7 . 4 . 4 I A ' 1 1 1 I I C omplzmenn OLSON S FLOWER SHOP JEWETT CITY CONN C omplzmemr HIGHWAY PACKAGE STORE Telephone DRake6 2890 81 Mann Street jewett Cnty Conn C omplzmentf RED ROOF RESTAURANT Route 12 Lrsbon Conn C omplzmenzf THE KIDDIE SHOP CHILDREN 5 and INFANTS WEAR 94 Mam Street jewett Crty Conn C ompllmentr STATE SPA PETER AND EDWARD WAITE 104 Mann Street jewett Cnty Conn C omplzmenzf ECONOMY 5d TO S100 Popular M ercbandzfe at Popular Przcef 65 Mam Street Jewett Crty Conn C omplzmenlr MERT S MOBIL SERVICE MERT TENCZAR Prop JEWETT CITY CONN C omplzmenlt JEWETT CITY HOME and AUTO SUPPLY 77 Maru Street jewett Crty Conn Of Of I of of Of Of I. E. SOCKOL, Prop. of Of I I I I I I I I I 72 Complzmentr PEVNERS DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIOISS ACCURATELI FILLED 97 Maln Street ewett Crty Conn X! Complzmcrm JOSEPH V BUSH Complzmentr THE GRISWOLD DEPARTMENT STORE SHOES and DRY G00DS Telephone DR1ke 6 7677 C wzzplzmentr WESTMINISTER HILL MARKET W PAPUGA PROP GAS OIL TIRES ICE CREAM GROCERIES Complzmentf L A U R A S M A R K E 'I' Telephone DRake 6 2585 47 Brown Avenue jewett C1ty Conn C omplzmenzf o MODIS RADIO AND ELECTRIC SHOP See U1 or the Fmert In Televmon and Applzancef Telephone DRake 6 2417 144 North M.11n Street ewett Cnty Conn Complzmenlr DR GEORGE KENNEDY Complzmentr of FERGUSON ELECTRIC TELEVISION EQUIPMENT Telephone DRake 6 2648 85 Mam Street jewett Crty Conn U V of 4 ' , 1 Of - ' J ' , . XX of of 74 Main Street Jewett City, Conn. ROUTE 14 ' ' f of ' I f . . . . . y U 1 . J . y y . . Of . I I I I 1 - I I I I I f 1 73 C omplzmentf of C omplzmentr THE LITTLE SHOPPE POULTRYMEN S CO OPERATIVE OF CONNECTICUT YVONNL DELANEY Prop NOVELTIES INCORPORATED 5 Park Square jewett C1ty Conn C omplzmentx of C0mp,We,m zucKeRsRAuM s 5140155 Toys DRY GOODS MINSKI S MARKET 84 North Mun Street jewett Cnty Conn Complzmentx C omplzmentx of STATE BARBER SHOP 5 BARBERS Park Square jewett C1ty Conn MARINELLO BOULEY MARINELLO C omplzmentf of C omplzment: LAFRENIERE S VARIETY STORE AND LUNCHEONETTE GRISWOLD FOOD MART W MACIEJKA Prop 1 East Mann Street jewett Cxty Conn 105 North Mam Street jewett Cxty Conn 74 Of . 7 U XX of - - of NIADELINE'S BEAUTY SALON I of C omplzmentx SISCO JEWELRY STORE Watcher ArtcarvedDzamomlf Szlzeruare Camerax Luggage Parker 51 Sbae er Pem REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING Complzmenzf MACHNICKI S GRAIN STORE AUTHORIZED DEALER OF BEACON FEEDS Complzmentxo SISCO CONFECTIONERY Hood S166 Cream Scbrajt I Chocolate: Pzpex of All Kmdf AUTHORIZED KODAK DEALER Phone DRake 6 9331 106 MAIN STREET Complzmentf of PACHAUG GRANGE No 96 P OF H 'A' P O Box 8 jewett Cnty Conn C omplzmentx o McLAUGHLIN S FOOD STORE FINEST IN F0005 Telephone DRake 6 2788 6 TRACY AVENUE Comfplzmenzf BETTY S BEAUTY SHOP C omplzmentf of CONN FARMERS EGG TRANSPORTATION Proprzetorf STANLEY NIEWIAROWSKI HOMER P HEBERT C omphment: o f LINCOLN ESSO STATION 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE For Nxght Towmg Call 95 3W2 USED CARS GROCERY STORE Telephone DRake 6 95 36 PACHAUG CONN ' I 01' Of - A ' ' ' I fl I . f . 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