Hamden High School - Venture Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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Passmg t1me may dull the memory of our days at Hamden Hrgh so the followmg., pages are offered to recall the colorful ex ents and faces To help you do thls We haxe asked GREENIE the Humden Hlph mascot to lead you through our l'1St year YLCFLIIIIIE, ex entS and the people who made them We hope that you vull hnd thrs an enyoyable record -i W i i ' 1 ' V V f X T T f NN ....1..- , l L, , r C r A v x ' Y r K6 77 L ' 1 x C Y L e Y C m lc , X iz l T I Y x A C x u m 5 E 7. 5 . 1 C . WE SALUTE QQ X 1 M1ss Russell dlscusses some Venture bus1ness wlrh Nancy MISS RUSSELL for the outstanding work she has done as a teacher at Hamden Hlgh as the Advxsor for the Business Board of the Ven ture and as a fnend 4 5 , pf' I 'ua x s . x f s 'ie n f I 5 , . MR NOLAN for the t1me and effort he has wlllrngly glven up for us as a teacher counselor and our Class Sponsor Mr Nolan and Karl look over class plans pg j T0 hoth 0 them 01 all they have done we smcerely dedzcate thzs Venture R 1-ff SV 4 A if -nu -X I-, '- -' Q Ah AN --xv S-Xxx X 'X xf 1 WE HAVE TIMES OF Disappointment Relaxation Socials .59 ' 5 PA- ... hifi ui -Ju-:nfl- ulf . tt .. HQ!-lL1r'f-gfQlu..2LZL' 5- 'nga X R- Pu. F 'ef' Q M 9 1-if 1 ri 7' iffk' 1 --A' I... f f N X Studies Excltement Fatigue OUR ALMA MATER X ES, X R EX 'TTD I lun ILL! I llBl:::i E a 'T'iIlllI!!l 1 U ' FROM 1' K I EVERY ANGLE WE LEARN . Y cf 1 w i i ?'. V 'f , 'li e' . V, QL i Y 1 f kr if ' W 3 1 c .vfl Q lf k vl1'.4.v . ...dr fblvfa. ,J V gk ' af- -. 1 - - I 1 N Child Care hav-. Driving T' Science r'?. 'U I Typing Mathematics Y A- Debating Foreign Languages Sportsmanship Q- Banking f Shop Skills SEPTEMBER School starts Clubs berng organlzed After 4 long years were fmally Senrors Down to the same old routtne Classes are becommg harder Semors send off for college catalogues Coach Amendola s Boys wrn fnrst game of the season l e E fl 3' rn O o 5 'O F ld fb O- E O J' o O R FEBRUARY We recexve report cards Sweetheart Dance IS well attended Cuprd goes haywrre w1th arrows Venture pnctures taken of clubs Thank Heaven for that vacat1on' finally have a decent snow We work late to make our Venture deadline Ballotrng for new Honor Soclety members Hamden Hockey Team contxnues to w1n hAf3lKnvxq 'flurouqk -Hu. Halls CALENDAR OCTOBER A s S J NH' Eye Oh Ay..,+M.f urls H et NOVEMBER Sen1or gurls meet M1ss Rear don Green Bowl game IS lost but we had a 5 3 record Debate Team beats H111 house North Haven Cheshxre Soph Class Electrons Report cards out-Oh well IM golng to really work next quarter Barb Blesh wms Vo1ce of Democracy Contest for Crty udy Humphrey and Adele Gay represent H H S at All State Musrc Fes UV3. Cheerleaders sponsor successful Sock Hop Clubs are organxzed Football Team wms 4 stralght Merrt Scholarsh1p Test rs taken by Senrors Student Councrl Elect1ons are held Guxdance Programs Teachers Convennon another day off Var stty Hop really hops POD tr1p to UN was nn sprrrng to jumors UN Assembly featured stu dents who had been abroad thls summer S EBWN MARCH College Boards agann Oh well I never really wanted to go there Students pamc and send 1n last mmute applrcanons APRIL Report Cards Agam Co ops re qunre nme Goodre' a vacanon Ive just got to get my paper done Well I trred Best un10r Sen1or Prom ever after a lot of work Tensxon mounts as we wart to hear from Colleges 4 ATE 14 KE . ... v ' .- . . 1 r '- 1 ' ' ' 7 , ,' ,ff JM, W 4 J . eo if R R V ' , 2 I ff ... ... I j uv... ... I. ' .... We I y ' JA- 1 :I ' . . M.: 0 L s 5 ez O I ., UP Q t vacqiwvm vw n-xzuwu 44 er' qi VAS ol! 8 'Dame MAY CALENDAR DECEMBER Betty Crocker Homemaker of To morrow Test taken by sen1or glrls Swrm Teams Medley Relay beats Yale Freshmen College Board Classes and Honors start Drama Club presents By a Srmple Process Vmcent McManus re duces many to tears from laughter Srlver Bells Dance starts ho11day off wrth a bang Debaters attend Model Congress Notaro and Davln elected Captalns of 59 Foot ball Squad Musrc Club enter tanns student body wrth a wonderful Chrrstmas Assembly Oh boy look out College Here I come Semors work frantlcally to finxsh Cper haps even to starry therr honors work Only a few more days left well 3 weeks trll graduatnon JANUARY Some students come back looklng as lf they d dallned all vacatlon Apntucles taken at school Swnm Team contmues wmnrng We order Ventures Frrst deadlme Mxke Toomey wms Legron of Democ racy Contest We re crammrng for mrd terms Plans start for best unxor Senior Prom Melmda Neal recelves DAR Award Doug Dyckes wins Bausch and Lomb Scxence Award Medal Basketball Team wms number 5 mg? B0 AW JUNE Sharp' Oh tsnt thxs a terrtfic ptcture Stgn mme too please Senxors recerve the reallzatron of a dream the brggest and best Venture ever' Class N1ght rs gay mad but wonderful Thank goodness that Chem Finals over Fmally we graduate YIPPEE' H KIUWN prom Ima AT l-BS Q 'B A F' A fi 4 - 'vv ll A ff C 1 lt 1 Y -x 1-1 - T N A sl L ' 1 In .A 5 s l X K' D x w . T' X 15 lf A 1 f UA ,Q-,X, l 0 N w .-F' 5 -'Ii I-7. :El 222. 'lf 'EH E' 5?- Q 4 Swfawne 'J X W .Xu N f YT-IUDAQ l FACULTY f W 'Fig M in Y 5 0 K. IQ l I ADMINISTRATION I Superintendent of Schools MR. DAVID WYLLIE Principal MR. G. HAROLD LLOYD W Assistant Principal MR. MARSHALL RICHARDS Li X The members of the ENG LISH DEPARTNIENIT are Mr Greenberg Superv15or Mrs Bogue Mrs Brownstem Mrs Chfford IMISS Goler Mrs Lafayette Mr Rapuano Mr Stebbms Mr T1erney M Wh1te M155 Stevens MISS Rnrhardson Mrs Peters and M155 M Geenty FACULTY .h 55,4 Q-Q THE SOCIAL STUDIES DE PARTMENT includes Mrs. Schutte, Supervisorg Mr. T. XX'h1te, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Kor by, Mr. Hunt, Mrs, Hastings Mr. Hartley. Mr. Harkins, Mr Gagliardi, Mrs. Ford, Mr. Ca ruso, and Mr. Amendola. nw' Teachers 1n the LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT are Mr Gr1mes Superwsor Mr Bo n1to Mr Grande M155 Moy n1han M155 james M155 Nat arette MISS R1chard5on and Nir W Whxte 42'i,.,,-?1-,---vsl:n ,J ! 9' , sl ' Y 1.11 I 1 355 ' Eaiiiiim DUE EEEQEEQ IZ-13. .zzsizmm vw The members of the SCI ENCE DEPARTMENT are Mr Dyckes Supervxsor Mr Massey Mr Lafayette Mrss D Geenty Mr Combs M Bruno and Mr Barton :Fill Faculty in the MATHEMAT- ICS DEPARTMENT include Miss Russell, Supervisorg Miss Cox, Mr. DeLorenzo, Mr. Gagliardi, Mr. Petrone, Mrs. Plato, Mr. McNeil and Mrs. Treacy. The INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT mclucles Mr Luddmgton Superwsor Mr Hobson Mr Nolan and Mr Sundburg 41 ART INSTRUCTOR-Mr. Linehan The mcmbv.-ri of the IIOMEMAKING DEPART- MENT are Mxss DcLixIc, Supcrvisurg Mrs. Studlcy, and M iss 'I'crr.1Ic. FACULTY The PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT inaludcs Mrs, Dillon. Mrs, Owen, Mr. Hartman. and Mr, Leeke. ' -i 'uf ., 1' S cv Q :'- S The BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT indudc-5 Mr. Bente. Sxperusor, Mr. C.1r5.:ne. Mri George, Mrs, Lester, M155 OI1w.1. Mr. Srcznlc, ang M155 Yfalsh. - - ref? W an ,f ,ir F ' n . 1 'Q' . , ., '!,..wg'1' nu I nu wnv , vnu s, u' fl -A2121--1,-'1 Q ' nun 1 ,v'! 4 0 u. v 0 n 0 nnzs val .-ul' ,?' We xvcy M155 Reardon a -I X, 4 10' 2 ,f Guidance Department 440' .0 if 'IJ Mr. Grande-Attendance Ofricer Miss Donahue-School Nurse Q 2 F mn , -- F ' ur . 9 X 1 -.,. '?wLTs Main Office .53 'A 4 71 x pr X ' 'A 'xiii Nhrry revs L1 moment fi.1fcSt.1If Q 1 U 5 4. c B S' A YARV ' 'V 1 'f-'G-'1-743' - r v 2 o A xx E '- r x L-if F ' -iv wt - 4 If:- 3 xr ifNH'1X x -r Cusrodmn SMH I n -Xnn ml u xe 7 i . A In , FACULTY 1 CD P - r r '- ar. , A , v A .I v ,, ' ' X gf 3 J' ' 1 , y . .4 ,I Q M 54 an 'W , t Q ij I tell you-none of my teachers understand me. 0--.1 nl' Suddenly all the boys were raking a language. 5 x 24 Mr. McNeill ponders over the coming hockey season. INFGRMALS Murph gets a present. Someday I'll fall and then it won't be so funny. ie I , , kEU9lPsHJIS.5lI'1 Miss Smith, our librarian, nb In N was shocked by our intrusion. DID YUU 5AY'SlR- DVERTHE P A. -S1R- THAT you wmvren T0 sis me -5m.- BEFORE Penton UNE-sm? 'V U Sfmt, Alva H' 0 ffm 5 hx! wx 99 w R, ww-QQ SENIORS 4 AN O O if f wx A Q .age f '.adCf MR. NOLAN, Class Spon- sor. Top row: Ginny Bor- relli, Secretary, Dave Hunt- er, President, Carol Dell'- Acy, Treasurer. Bottom row: Sylvia Maniatakis, ZN1 Historiang and Karl An- , derson, Vice President. 5? , Q. FRESI-IMAN YEAR Remember, September 6, 1955 . . . that sunny, warm day, we the class of 1959 timidly made our debut on the scenes of Hamden High School. Innocently we swallowed tall tales of the fourth floor swimming pool and the private elevators. But it didn't take us long to get into the swing From those innocent days we've established ourselves and accomplished much. Football was off with a bang! School spirit was riding high - PEP was our motto! To the polls we went and elected our class officers . . . president, Mike Toomey, vice president, Michael De Gen- naro, secretary, Anne Colavolpeg treasurer, Beverly Kelly, historian, Adele Gay. Elected to the Student Council were Beverly Kelly and Mike Toomey. Then , . . the pride and joy of the Freshmen class came when we presented our very Hrst dance Picnic -'how wonderful it was! Mr. Nolan and committee members are still afraid to go into Penny's as we never did return the hundreds of flowers we borrowed. Thanks to our wonderful sponsor, Mr. Nolan, whose helpful ideas we couldn't do without, and Mrs. Bassett, who told us what to do and what not to do in the halls, our freshmen year was a success. SOPHOMORE YEAR Returning in the fall of 56 we were ready to play our role as Sophomores. Unfortunately we were still the school scrubs since there was no freshman class to pick on due to the construction of the new Michael Whalen Junior High. Our sophomore officers, president, Michael Toomey, vice president, Michael Achorng secretary, Carol Milici, treasurer, Carol Del1'Acyg lead our class aided by Student Council representatives Michael Achorn, Michael Too- mey, Karl Anderson, and Anne Colavolpe. A main attraction of the year was the Sweetheart Dance, in February, where students voted Melinda Neal to be Sweetheart Queen. ,May might have been labeled cheerleader and twirler picking month. After the tryouts which were followed by much anticipation Judy Cawood, Carol Milici, Sandy Adams, Linda Vischio, Cathy Iannotti, Melinda Neal, and Ginny Borelli, were selected P-E-P Roarersg while Jennifer Lloyd, Donna Doyle, Sue Ayotte, Judy Carbon- ella, Ann Aitro, Georgia Zaichuk, Joanne Iacobellis, Pat Ocone, Pat Davin, Lucille Sandella, Patty Epps, Brenda Massey, Theresa DiLello, were selected twirlers to add grace to school rallies and games. In the sports world the basketball team did an up- jumping job to defeat Hillhouse of New Haven C55-53 bg the first Greenie victory over Hillhouse ever recorded. Sophomore members of the team were Mickey De Gen- naro, Al Johnson, and Dave Hunter. After those final exams we looked forward to a long summer of relaxation and to the day when we would return as upperclassmen. 28 IUNIOR YEAR Well rested from the summer rendezvous, we returned as juniors and upperclassmen. Representing officers of the class were: president, Michael Toomeyg vice president, Karl Andersong secretary, Carol Milicig treasurer, Carol Dell'Acyg Historian, Dolores Carute. Student Council representatives were: Paul Berg, Ginny Borelli, Dean Pedersen, and Carol Dell'Acy Football season rolled around with excitement stirring on whether or not the Green Bowl would be won after a five year lapse and we did it with an assembly to honor the occasion That year the Holly Hop through the efforts of a hard working committee was a well praised dance In the latter part of our yunror year 21 of our best students were honored with membership to the National Honor Society Michael Toomey also had the honor of being awarded the Harvard Book Prize By this time the juniors had a great hand in all the athletic teams as well as all the major and minor clubs Named News Editor of the Dial was Sylvia Maniatakis Features Editor Addison Verrill Spotlight Joyce Winnick Exchange Editor Barbara Bossart Business Manager Melinda Neal During the summer vacation the All State Festival was held chosen to represent Hamden were for Girl s State Carolyn Steere and Melinda Neal Boy s State representatives were Addison Verrill Paul Berg and Bob Rasche Envious of Seniors superiority we departed looking forward to our Senior year SENIOR YEAR At last we entered our Senior year with melancholy proudness working together to leave a lasting imprint of our class To help lea us along were presi dent David Hunter vice president Karl Anderson sec retaty Virginia Borrelli treasurer Carol Dell Acy and Soon activities were in full swing under the capable leadership of the Seniors Student Council officers were president Mike Toomey vice president Dom Sarno secretary Virginia Borrelli treasurer Dean Pedersen parliamentarran Paul Berg Senior representatives were Phyllis Masotta Melinda Neal Carol Milici Anne Cola volpe and Dave Hunter Carolyn Steere was Editor in Chief of the Dial Susan Davis was Editor of the Venture and Barbara Blesh was Cupola Editor Honors won by Seniors were the DAR Award by Melinda Neal the Bausch and Lomb Science Award by Douglas Dykes The Voice of Democracy Contest won by Barbara Blesh and winner of the Merit Scholarship Nancy Hammer and Mike Toomey won the Legion of Democracy Contest Social activities included the Varsity Hop our novel class dance with decorations representing various sports putting us in that Rah Rah mood for the opening of future sporting events After Christmas we were on our last lap Will I ever does my future hold? were common questions under consideration Late in the spring we aided in presenting the annual junior Senior Prom which was the climax of the social season After those dreaded exams were passed and forgotten we turned our attention to class night and graduation Class night was filled with hilarious imitations and antics and graduation was filled with unexpressable mixed emo tions Although it has all ended we are left with many last ing memories of friendly counseling of our teachers the friends and acquaintances made and the valuable knowl edge gained These memories will always remain dear 7 7 3 7 , Q s Q , Q , . 3 , . , . , , , Q y Q ' - . 9 s T - historian, Sylvia Maniatakis. make rt? Will I pass those college boards? What . u , 2 . . y Q , . . . . t K , 1 y l ' 1 . , . . . . I : - 1 1 3 I . - U v I 3 . 3 . . . - - V I a 1 4 I - v , ' I V U l. 3 ' ' I - 1 Y I t W U V v ' 29 :- CAROL B ADAMS Life wztbout laugbmg 1: a dreary blank Carol loves full skxrts and jokes Egads' where there s l1fe there s Carol member of CY O TAP wrll don a whlte cap after graduatlon FNA 2 3 4 PepClub2 Choxr 4 Attendance Offxce As s1stant 4 Intramurals 3 4 Venture 4 PHILLIP J ADDARIO Care if an enemy to ltfe Pudgy takes lxfe calmly That s rlght works at Globe Metal C0 practlces at halr dresslng school sports enrhuslast member of C Y O raxses troplcal hsh plays the ac cordxon plans to be a haxr dresser 'R N at 'E- MICHAEL B ACHORN Mzgbty oak: from little acorn! grow' Mike unxque shirts and cowboy boots fasclnate lm Dont sweat the small stuff an apt expres snon for everythmg e lowshxp NH Councxl of Churches dreams of ad venture and college at Unlver slty of Southern Callfornxa R1HeTeam1 2 3 4 Track Team 1 Intramurals 3 4 Class Offlcer 2 Homeroom Ofhcer 2 School Techmclan 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l2 Dance Commlttees 1 2 3 4 MARION E ADAMCZYK Stately and tall wzth a smzle for all Mare zeke always a leasant smxle CYO cheerleader captaln dallty add1cted to Tab Hunter plans to attend St Francls or St Raphaels wlll specxallze 1n pedmatrlc nursmg Pep Club 1 2 Intramurals 3 4 Cho l T delegate Homeroom officer 4 FNA 1 2 3 presxdent 4 Venture 4 ef-,N , s.,- Fu. G' 41 PATRICIA V AMELLIN She J ltttle but Jber mce at lxkes palntlng nlcest thmgs come ln small packages plays the plano plans to be a secretary Intramurals 3 4 Q--ff aff ANNETTE M AMENDOLA Good .tenre and good nature murt e1,er yozn Annette all around glr smlle full of warmth enyoys makmg her own clothes muslc IS a favorlte plays the accordlon mouth waters over lobster T A P delegate plans to apply to St Joseph s rn Mary land or St Francls ln Hartford ambxtnon obstetrlcs nurse Nat1onal Honor Society 5 4 FNA 12 3 4 PepClub l, Bowlmg 2, Cholr 4, Home room Othcer 4, Dance Com mxttee 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Dtal 2, 3, 4, Cupola 2, Ven ture, Assxstant Edltor 4 SANDRA L ADAMS Laugh and the world laugh: with you Sandy tnmely remarks are her trademark What could I tell ya CYO enthusrastxc about dancmg collects records loves sports wrll emerge mto the business world as a clerxcal secretary Pep Club 1 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Intramuralsl ANN R AITRO Dance away sorrow cart away fear Anne near and petlte loves dancmg and collect mg records plans to enter New H a v e n State Teachers College wlll gxve her tal ents o the busmess world Twxrlmg Corps 3 4 Pep Club Venture Busmess Board 4 Dlal Busmess Board Cup- ola School Bank Asst Cafe Ass t ffl '15 RAYMOND ANDREWS He gamr ytrenglh as he goer along Ray calm cool col lected Back off deft skner Inter Hrgh et vnce Assocratnon busrness world attracts hrs eye ut college 15 hrst Swrmmmg teaml 2 3 4 Tennrs Team 3 4 SUZANNE T AYOTTE Smcerfly and trulh are the harzr of ezery zzrlue Suzxe a brrght smnle for all beautrful prano player member of CYO loves people wr spread her knowledge to oth er plans to teach ln the elementary grades A l Pep Club I D1al2 3 I Bovslnng Club 2 treasurer of PNA Govern ment Day 3 Verzlure Assls tant fdrtor 4 Intramurals l 3 4 vxce presndcnt a c secretary of home room 7 Cupola l 7 Bowlmg Club 2 Turrlmg., Corps 3 4 Q' ANNETTE R. AMORE Her warm and bubbly nature mfects you Annette creatrve cute as a button lnkes mu slc reading and stuffed anr mals C Y O plans to attend college vwants to be a medrcal secretary Club I FNA I Tenms Cluh 3 4 Llbrary and Gurdance Office Assrstant 4 Psycholcagy Club 4 Bowlrnr, Club l Musrc Club 4 Ven ture 4 l i4 T SALLY C BALDWIN The rrnfere alone can YEEOXPH e Jmcerltl Sa ly pretty porsed petrte always vullrng to lend a helpnnu hand lowes sports tar pxzza and belge uhrz at smmmrng and mater sknna wull enter colleze ambrtron legal secre tary Cupola 7 3 el Chorrl 4 Dance Commrttee 4 Pep Club l Homeroom olhcer 2 4 In tramurals a 4 Stu ent Gov Day 3 lenture 4 3 KARL S. ANDERSON Renton and judgment are the qualities of a leader. Poof ambitious hard and steady worker Dont svteat rt likes the color green actrve man Luther League Presndent lnter Hrgh Servrce Asso cratron TAP delegate plans to enter one of the bug three Dzal l 2 Sports Edrtor 3 4 Tenmsl 2 3 4 Student Counc1l2 3 I-lomeroom Ofh ter 7 3 Student Government Day 3 National Honor So crety 3 4 Class Oflicer 3 4 Class Rang Commrttee 3 4 Dance Commrtteesl 2 3 4 ri ang, 00 ALFRED XV BAINN ING Oh uhm Jhoultl life all lahor be quxet steady worker xolunteer nremen member ot 4 H Inter ested ln mood vorkunn works well mth hrs hands enyoxs sports and cats plans to enter the seruce Baseball rntramurals 7 3 4 Basketball v 4 Cafe Assrstant 7 Gym Assrstant 4 'Z' FLORENCE ANGALVICH A happy nalure If the ue sky of the mul o brrght eyes cute loves blue enyoys lce skating horseback rxdmg and bowlmg collects rec or s wrll be a secretary Intramurals 3 4 Sch ol Bank Assrstant Cafeterra As srstant VALERIE M BAKER The hloml u zfh a rmzle for all Va Get lost a versatrle mrss rnterests rn crochetmu embrorder mr, collectlng horse hgur mes and records swxm mme and skatrn especr ally enyoys watermelon apxzza rce cream sew me outsrde of school may be found vxorkms, at Grants babysrtttng Intramuralsl 3 I Gy Ass1stant3 I Homemalcmtt t 3 I-I T T5 5u-- ROBERT P BARRETT Lzfe J u hat 3011 make Il B0 llkes everyone usually found around a car avnd sports fan Clever vxlth hls hands CYO vrrll attend an art or trade school Rlfle Team 1 Track 3 Football 4 Vlsual Ards 1 Dial 4 MICHAEL BATTISTA A lzght heart lzzer long Mrke qulet most of the tnme burlds models tmkers mth cars ture may Include the Army CoY 1 Intramurals 3 33+- ALBERTA A BARBIERI Elegant as rzmplzcny and warm ar ecrtary Bert known for her earnestness Crunch' entered from Cross I-Itgh soph omore year C Y O favors tennis playmg the p1 ano collectmg record albums fond of Frankne Avalon dancmg apples baby snttmc may possrbly attend busl ness college rnrends to be a pnvate secretary Intramurals 2 3 '.Z'f' K' 'Cf' CAROLYN M BECKER The 5111 ery fabrzc of a laugh Carolyn lne 5 energetrc cute as a prxre always says Thats r r r r1ght enyoys horseback rldmg C Y O plans t attend harr dresslng school n ramurals I 2 I-Iomemakmg Assrstant l 2 3 4 Chonr 4 Gym Asslstant ROBERT j BARCSANSKY Wfhzle uere alue le! J 1116 Bo works at Dlx vtells spare trme spent flshmg travelmg cars boat mg water sknng rkes whrte Cadnllacs Corvettes It alran food rock n roll musnc hopes to recexve schoohnc rn the armed forces R if 'vs g' -I EDWARD ISI BEKALOWICZ Youll? 11 the time for fun Wrcks a quret man ner lover of cars and jazz CY O destmatron college or US Navy Track Team 2 32 ALBERT A BARTLETT Speech zr of tzme rzlerzce of eiermly Bu works after school at WT Grants free hours spent vuth golf flshrng camping travelrng., lxkes the color Whlfe lasagna Drxtelancl lazz 34 Coupe buslness looks lrke hrs obyec trve he wrll be a salesman VIRGINIA M BEAUDIN Good humor 15 goodnerr and wzrdom combined Glnny warm and smcere Ooh' Ya know what? CYO works part trme at lrbrary spends free tnme sewlng reaclrng swlmmnng enloys water skung basketball wlll be come part of UConn or Sum mons campus mtends to be a physlo theraprst Dance Commnttees I 4 In tramurals 1 2 3 4 Debate Club 3 FNA 3 4 Lrbrary Asst 1 2 3 Student ov ernment Day 3 Homeroom Olhcer 3 Dzall 7 3 4 Ven ture Asst Edltor 4 2-C' w.,....-f IRIS L BERNARD A kindly smile to all she lent laughs a lot collects stamps and old coms lrstens to all krnds of mu eats loads of hot dogs plans to enter UConn or New Haven State Teachers College CO Y I I-Iomeroom officer I L1braryAss1stantl 2 3 4 Trafhc Squad 3 4 Chorr 4 Intramurals 3 LAURENCE R BERTOLINI Good humor as a passport anywhere Larry Dont get smart full of fun CYO lrkes fishing nunt mg and boatnng avr muslc fan UConn or Fordham for electrrcal engm eermg Homeroom officer 3 4 Dance Commnttee pv- Qs TS' PAUL E BERG The secret of success rs constancy of purpose Gordo frrendly way smcere Presrdent of Pnlgrrm Fellowshrp Inter Hrgh Servrce Assocxatron tmkers wrth hr fr and photog raphy wrll take up a ca reer rn engmeerrng Dance Commrttees 1 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Parlr amentarran 4 Swrmmrng Team I 2 CoCapta1n 3 4 Tennrs Teaml 2 3 Captain '12 'cf' DIANE M BINDER A sxlent address zs the genuine eloquence of smcenty artrstrc hand lrkes sports and readrng ambxtron ns to go to Europe vsants to become an elementary teacher Lnbraty Asst I 2 FTA 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 9 Cu pola 4 Venture 4 33 MARY E BERGER The uorld rs a hetter place because of her Mary Ellen gay sense of humor Take rt easy enyoys playmg prano swrmmmg collectmg records lover of french frres clothes next stop busrness college wrll shrne as a legal secretary Intramurals 2 E--v ,uf ALICE BIRNEY Srlence rs more musical than any song neat and pente dancmg rce skatmg C Y O football games Ice plans to go rnto the haxrdressmg held Pep Club 1 7 Smmmmg Clubl Dzall 7 Lrbrary As ststant 1 STUART L BERNARD Nothing zn the affairs of men rs worthy of great anxiety tu smpxsh grm and speckles of freckles sports attract hrs eye Temple Beth Sholom Youth Group junror Achrevement works at Shartenbergs wants to cheer at UConn or State Teachers next fall Intramurals 3 4 LEGNDA M BETTARELLI As merry as the day rs long Lee You ser1ous7 grrl wxth a flarr for muslc enyoys sports and readmg CYO nursmg school her next stop Pep club 7 Intramurals 3 Lrbrary Assrstant 3 Home room Ofhcer 2 3 4 Musrc Club 4 Dance Commrttees 3 fs Q' VIRGINIA BORRELLI A lhmg of beauty ll a 103 fore: er Gtnny vrvacxous danclng cheerleader talented Wlth needle and pamt brush basketball medlcal techn1c1an rs her amortron Pep Club I 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Student Councrl 3 Sec retary 4 Homeroom Ofhcer I 4 Intramurals I Tennls Club I Dance Commrttee 1 2 3 RICHARD L BOWIIS An unrujled temper 11 fer tamly the mark of a u fre man Bozo Thats rrqht you re vsrong musrc lover sports mmded con gental fellow wrth an ear for musrc Dance Band vull tom Uncle Sams famtly then march on to techntcal school Hockey team 3 Band I 2 BARBARA R BLESI-I Blurbzng zr the color of ANN M BOHAN urtue Tliere 11 great ability 1:1 Barbne Im ready l ts go' versatxle energenc beautxful sms: me volce chalrman f felloyyshtp loses muslc and people vyrll mayor IH Incltsh and psychology Intramurals I 2 Psychol 025 Club 3 Muslc Club Orchestra I 2 Bowlmg 2 Homeroom Ofhcer I lmalrst ID Brotherhood Contest 2 Venture 4 Cupola 7 J Fdr tor 4 y 3 LINDA M BRADLEY Szlerzce Ju eeter 15 than speech Lnttle Caesar What can I tell ou hobbtes xnclude lce sl-.atlnz dancmc OLlISlClL GCIIVIIIES are C YO horseback rndmc dam mc lrlccs rancc from choyy mem to rcd to Hyts Prcsley plans to entcr buslncss vyorld as a secretary 471011 mg hon to mrzrcal ones abzlzty Annre qutet ar hrst collects record albums enthusrasnc smmmer and dancer loyes aptzza CYO and Iuntor Red Cross rn her spare tnme e future gceneratnon yull be lucky to have her as a tcachcr A 3 4 I ocy 7 I Venture 4 Dlal 4 Chclr 'f'-.. 614 .55-ev JN S.,- VERIN A E BRADLFY I ztalzt Jparllet tlymzqgh ber age! Vern qutet and plcas ant has a love for horses C Y O baby srttmc hcr arrovy arms toward thc proftsnon of harrdrcsslnc 34 T- gr. BARBARA BOSSART The hand that made you fazr made you good and loads of u Barby Rats' seamstress wth an esprtt de vte' xllustnous personaltty presrdent of Youth Fellovy shtp Smtth yyrll boast of her artxstxc ab1l1t1es In ramurals I 7 5 N t1onal Honor Socxety 3 secre tary 4 Trafhc Squad 3 L1 brary Assrstant 3 Dzal 2 5 Exchange Edxtor 4 Venture 4 CAROL BOZZUTO A my thats shared If a 0 made double Rah Rah Oh rsnt that fabulous' enthusr HSIIL and fun an avid frank Slnatra fan rkes people food and dancmsz CYO vull generate her energy in the held of hatr dressmg Pe Club TVIIIIHQZ Corps 1 4 Homeroom O85 J f-7xfm DAVID F BROWN Tall and Jlzm and full 0 um Dave Oh dont bother me ambxnous and frlendly enyoys sports and dancmg CYO as ket ball champnonshrp team h1s determnnatlon wnll lead htm on to prep school and engmeermg ROBERT M BROWN joking and humor are pleaxant and often of extreme utzlzly BO Oh Ya' well dressed a swell kld loves svummmg football and ltallan food Youth Fellowshxp Demolay Bobs headed for Brown or Cornell to become a vetermar nan Swnmmmg Teaml 2 3 4 Track Team l 7 v Varslty Cluh 5 4 Fmallst nn Brother hood Contest 2 Bing BEVERLY L BRAIN A kzndlg smile to all :be lent Bev H1 Kxds' glrl wnth common sense lxkes sewmg sports spaghettl people C Y O attends Elm Cnty Beauty Academy FNA 1 2 3 Vnce est dent 4 Intramurals l 2 Choxr 4 Bovullng Club 2 Dzal 5 4 Venture 4 G- SUSAN A BULL That heat enly muur W bat If xl I bearf ue attended Nor walls Hmh a laugh sxgm fynng endearmg spxrnt and en dearxncg frtendshnp nkes danclng chocolate xce cream Cyrll Rxtchard A grxm Fellovushlp Vxce Presx dent teaches Sunday school future colleze and on to teach ltlnderaarten or nur sery school Band 3 4 Orchestra olr I F A Dia Busmess Board -i Musxc Club V1ce Presldent 4 3 FRANK F BRONNER Hu Jerene dzfporznon zull serze him ue!! uhere ezer he goef Frank chanlcally mxnded gultar player full of fun Band Leader of the Gems To fly for the axr force rs h1s amblnon Q 9 3' T JOHN E BURKE Sacred I5 the burzger of ambmour mmdx johnny man mth a generous heart studxes muslc plays professlonally CYO sports musnc would llke to be a doctor and atrend enther Yale or Cornell for both under graduate and graduate years Natzonal Honor Socxety -I Intramurals 5 Muslc Club 4 Canteen crevs 5 17'-Q PI-IILLIPJ BROWN Youth nr the tzme fo fun Phl What can I tell you? BB and mrlkshakes deft handed wlth ham radxos DeMolay Junior Achrevement USY soda yerk electromc gmeer IS h1s arm DAVINA L BRUNO Ize fzezer :een anything m lbe uorld uortb getlmg angry about Dave a quxet charm all her own collects rec ords n movxe mazazmes sews reads watches TV dances works at Strand college bound to study elementary educatlon Library Asslstant 7 3 In tramurals 3 1 Dzal I en zurel FTA 4 if 'L V27 DAVID S CAMP A Izttle nonsense nou and then rr relzrhed by lhe ber! of men Dave Hovs s your old straw hat Swlmmrng, jumor Achrevement Fellow shxp DeMolay Explorer Scouts would luke to enter the msurance buslness after col ege SWIYUUIIDIZ Team 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Intramurals 2 Dramatrcs I 2 Club JOSEPHINE M CAPONERA Her uayr are ihe uajr of plearantnerr and all ber paths' are peace extremely neat loves french frnes and mllltshakes sports enthu srast CY O vull make an ldeal secretary Bank asslstant 4 Lunch as snstant 4 321. SUSANJ BUSH I ue fer! ue rut! ue Let s buzz athletic angel stamp col lectlnp baby srttmrl reading sports M Y F Sunday School Teacher Sue hopes to enter the teachnnc held and attend a teachers collcae ramurals 1 7 3 4 brary Asslstant 2 3 4 Ven ture 4 Cupola 4 K' x Q'- DONALD B CARLSON I oulh I5 fu!! of Jporl Don That s the yyay the cook1e crumbles tle boy wth brg rdeas tlancmc sports nshmg lnterhmh Don vsoulcl lrke to attend the Lmyersnty of Connectlcut to study hortrcul ture Svn1mmmg,Teaml 7 a 4 Gym Assrstant 4 I-Iomeroom Officer 2 3 ELOYSE CALLAHAN A merry hear! Izzey lung Eloyse Lets ment svsnmmrnsl 1ce sltatmg Italnan food sports Lames plans to vtork after school IA l 7 Maln 0 Assrstant 4 Llhrary Asslstant I 'Inav LAVERLE M CARPLINTIINO Fzrrt comm to fun LaVerle flalr for clressmaltlntz CYO Career In styles vull be her future orrl 9 36 y Q IANILS L CAPASSO Hmb war hope! to a keg note Cappm What you can tlo totlay do tomorrow muslt Lolf cnrhusrast atcortlron playcr 1m yxou tl lnlxc to co to to use and cxprcss hrs musmtal tal ents Golf 7 3 Homeroom Ofh l JUDITI-I K CARBONELLA Dance auay rormzz can auay ear udy Egacls sunshme makes xts home rn her harr dancing, school and Luther League newtt Leneratlon mll be luclt enough to have her teach them Intramurals I Pep C luh 7 Tvurlmxc Corps 5 4 Dmte Commrttccs s 4 Homcrot rccr 7 v I Cht 4 t imc Q.- RONALD W CARVER An outdoor man am I Ron keen 1nqu1r1ng mmd free hours spent hunttng and fishrng rs rmmedrate future 15 college or carpentry and pamtrng Track 2 Rnfle 3 MARILYN CAVALIERI Thought ts deeper than speech Matllyn am gonna do xt loves to eat and talk flashes of mern ment Rambow G F S wrll shrne brrghtly as a secretary Intramurals Pep Club L brary Assrstant Gurdance Of flce Assrstant Q gm on Y SUZANNE CARROLL A sunny mule that make: the hardest task a pleafure ue moved here this year from Syracuse NY talln tnm an outdoor enthusrast loves swrm mrng and boatmg horse back rrdmg Smatra and Kmg Cole are favorrtes wrll follow Florence Nrghtm gales footsteps Venture 4 Bowlmg Club 4 PQN GEORGE W CHAMBERLAIN life :J complete George hrs trademark -cars and electromcs man mth a destmatron Young People s Fellowshrp soon to be seen studymg electromcs at UConn Football 2 3 4 Baseball DOLORES CARUTE Youth :J full of sport: Dee H1 ya' always movmg gxrl wrth the sportmg art CYO wrll rate hngh as an arrlme stewardess Intramuralsl 2 3 4 T af hc Squad Nurses Assistant A 3 'ls Q7 THOMAS CAVALIERE Hu talent: are of 4 silent kwa' Cav Nurtz tops m talkmg about cars automobtles muslc readmg CYO Tom has an eye for the business world Chorr I JUDITH A CAWOOD A tmy gzrl wzth hrg potentmltttet Judie Holy Taleeto' best athlete champ at tennrs and cheerleadmg love of travel-especxally to Vrrgmra Florida good thrngs come rn small packages hrgh rdeals plans to become a chxropractor after college Venture 4 Cupola 2 3 4 Future Nurses 1 2 Natronal Honor Socnety 4 Ofhce Assrst ant 3 Bowlmg Club 2 3 4 Pep Club I 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Cheetleadmg 3 4 CoCapta1n 4 Sweetheart Dance Commrttee 3 Chorr 1 Home Room Presxdent 4 Gne me sports and my KENNETH C CHAMBERS ' Little xt heard ol rome 'W great hezngs ' Ken calm casualness man who lrkes the out of doors DeMolay and Road Barons club future wlll lead to agrrcultute if-has Q-M-v WILFORD T CLARK The world lzer hefore me Thorpe frxenclly ser1ous mmded lxkes hock ey football and swxmmmg wxll enter college Football 1 Hockey 2 3 4 PETER CLEMENT What he lacks an size he maker up m effort Pete amb1t1ous neat lrkes to build hot rods plans to enter the 011 busmess wrth hrs father ug: f- -1.5 WILLIAM CHARBONNEAU An outdoor man am I Carbou blg fat thm lean long cars' man wxth a Harr for success CYO the Dxal may have h1m as thelr future prmter VINCENT CIMINO Hu talentr are of a .fzlent html Vmnle soft spoken skrlled mn playmg the ac cordxon and drawmg terested mn baseball he 15 headmg for a pharmaceuncal college Track Team ff. 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ALBERT COFRANCESCO There J no rchool tomorrow quxet fnend llkes sports cars and musxc man wrth perspec uve plans to enter pamt 8 mg busmess Baseball 2 3 Football 4 is iii E' 'W-M MITCHELL H COHAN A yuft and merry foul :J worth more than a fortune Mttch petsonalxty of serlous mtent and sparklmg humor that jackte Glea son mood music U S Y love of annmals pomts to vetertnarran work after col ege Homeroom Officer 4 Man ager of Basketball Team 2 38 SP 4'-'- DAVID CLEAVER All who yay would win mutt rhare rt happmerr war horn a twin Dave quxet but m dustrxous came here from Hopktns motorcycle fan lover of outdoors ham radlo operator guns and bulls eyes Boys State alternate plans to mayor 1n mechanlcal engmeermg at Cornell and later enter Naval Arr program Rllle 3 4 Radto Club 3 4 Homeroom Oilicer 3 AMELIA A COCCHIARO What the doe: tr well done M1l11e sweetness flare for pxano playmg and dancmg CYO er ambxttons mclude secretartal work 'Us if E'-'-Y 'CV' THOMAS H COLVANO The comhmed qualztzes of a man and an athlete Tom Oh gwan granrte on the grrdrron popular athletrcally rn clmed CYO snappy crewcut destmatlon un known Inrramuralsl 2 3 Varsxry Football 2 3 CoCapta1n 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Dance Commlttee 4 CARMELA CUTICELLO I lwe on the runny szde of the street Carmela neat sweet petxte quret and pleas ant llkes to dance very frlendly success rs rn her future nv- ANNE COLAVOLPE Nothmg endures but personal qualztzes Ann a laugh all her own master at makmg frlends favors good mu src books never farlmg dlmples actrve rn CYO wlll help the doctors patrents as a Dental Hygremst Class Oflicer 1 Cupola 1 4 Venture4 FTA Homeroom Oflicerl 2 3 Student Coun crl 2 4 Gym Assistant 2 3 Attendance Office Assrstant 4 Dance Commnttees 2 3 4 In tramurals 2 3 l JANET DARCY Smcerzty .thall recewe rt: reuard Jan sweet soft spoken lxkes dancmg and swrm mmg and plays pnano frlend to all CYO and local charrman of TAP plans to enter UConn Cuolal 2 3 4 Dxall 2 3 4 Venture 4 Pep Club l Health Councxl 2 3 4 Nurses Assrsrant 4 After School chorr 4 39 ELAINE L COLELLA It: not the Jzze hut the content: Elame drlngent tenms enthusnast ceramrcs and cookmg occupy her spare trme CYO junxor Achnevement IS sure to succeed rn college too Blology Club 2 3 4 Fu ture Teachers of Amerrca Q-' 52 SALVATORE L DATTILO Personalrty rr a path to success a quretly and calm ly he does great thmgs keeper of the dream look huntmg hshnng golflng CYO college vull be par of hrs busy future Intramurals 2 3 4 I -1- KATHLEEN MARY COSGROVE And what she greatly thznkr the nohly adores Kate dramatic rrony wrde eyed wonder calm favors dancrng readmg softball CYO wxll follow m Florence Nrght nngale s footsteps F N A ADRIENNE D AMBROSIO Srrule and the world .mules urth you A e frrendly happy bowlrng photography plays accordron CYO plans to mayor rn elementary school teachmg Future Teachers of Amer nca 1 2 3 4 Nurses Assrst an I 2 ff fv- 1- JOANNE DeBIASE Knoun to all by her qurez Jzncerrty and generous horpztalxty srncere and stead fast lrkes to read quret reserved wxll add beauty and bralns to nursrng Held Future Nurses of Amerrca 2 3 4 Nur Assrstant 3 4 Hrstory Club 1 JOAN DeDOMINIC Mufre rf well .raid to be the :peecb of angels joanxe quret sweet and fnendly lrkes danc mg good musrc plays vrolrn plans to enter beau t1c1an school Orchestra 1 2 Mann Ofhce ASSISIHHI 3 4 fx 'Qs PATRICIA DAVIN The ferret of Juccest is comlancy lo purpoxe at brrght outlook on IC lI'lfCCl1OUS laughter enthusrast for dancmg and Swlmmlng CYO wr generate more vntalnty at New Haven State Teachers College her future holds a post t1on nn speech therapy Homeroom Ofhcer 1 2 3 Dial I 2 3 Venture Future Teachers of Amerxca 4 Pep Club 1 Twnrllng Corps SUSAN DAVIS One who turn! an idea into an ideal and make: it a fact. 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'How 'ya do- 1ng7 the orgamzatxon woman an rmagmatron full of creatrvlty halls from Drxre abxllry to get others ln sntches adds punch to classes temem brances of college plays devotion to work love of 1 e horseback rldmg ofhcer 1n PY F wxll con trlbute much to college she attends Intramurals 5 4 Future Teachers of Amerxca 3 4 De bate Club 4 Dial 3 4 Ven ture Edxtor 4 Homeroom Of frcer 4 f'!2' 44' al' MICHAEL DeGENNARO A5 true af :feel Mickey partlclpant rn all sports llkes base ball basketball and hshlng qulet sense of responslbrl next play down the held to college goes to CHO Basketball 2 3 4 Captam 4 Varsrty Baseball 2 5 Cap In 4 Varslty Club 2 Presldent 4 Homeroom Of r 1 2 ilu' ll'----49 19,011 1-4 RONALD DeGENNARO good nature 11 good bufmexl Ron a lxkeable guy lrkes to read mechan lcs holds hrs nnterest ture rs strll hazy for Ron gli LOUIS DeCATO Speech at great but .fzlence rx greater Loure or Mousetrap entered Hamden from St Mary s High rn hrs IUIIIOI year those blue eyes enyoys fishxng readrng and 1 mterested rn scxence CYO Loure rntends to lom the Navy DANIEL R DeGENNARO 'Take the world at rt z.r Deg sweet charmer debonanr likes cars dreamy look about hnm the crystal ball reveals trade school and then the Arr Force or the Navy Football 1 1. Q-'ua l We ' ,fs LINDA DELLA ROCCO Lxfe s what you make rt De lrkes sports and dancrng qurte an athlete plans to attend busrness college Intramuralsl 2 3 4 PAUL DERBACHER 'The uorld shall not soon see his like agam Der Ill gun you to the boards really shows hrs talents rn pool rkes fishrng and cars gets a lot out of lrfe gay sense of humor has hrgh hopes for college Chorr 1 as 'Q JOHN DELANEY Smcenty creates confidence John entered from Tal ton loves to swrm read quret a tall man college beckons hmm nn the future 'Snr CAROL DELL ACY 'The only way to have a friend rs to be one Carol a sophrstrcated sweet grrl popular and actrve lrkes travelrng good books musrc has a way wrth people plays ptano tennxs nts college for Carol Class Ofhcerl 3 4 Home room Offlcer 2 3 4 Dance Commntteesl 2 3 4 Student Councrl 3 Attendance Oihce Assistant 4 kv M 7 n :lj 1- dw lt' nur tg NIC' 1 ,af sa 'E' 7'-f THERESA DILELLA BARBARA DEVITA Good nature is the key to Fun was made to be success enjoyed Barb Whatcha do sparkly eyes Hmmm those crazy sand wrches' CYO rkes to rce skate play the prano collects all krnds of rec or s Brxdgeport U and Dental Hygrene figure Barbs future Chorr 1 Bowlrng Club 4 FNA 4 41 Terry cheery Hr' wrllmg worker rkes sports danctng musrc choco late rce crmrn Terry rs college bound Chotr 4 Psychology Club 4 Student Government Day5 Pep Club 1 Library Assrstant 1 Twrrlrng Corps 5 4 Dance Commrtteesl 2 3 4 Gund ance Othce Assrstant 3 4 Venture 4 Homeroom Officer YM. 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DONNA DOYLE The Jpmt wzll not grow Donna cheerful drs posrtxon kxnd to everyone head mayorette adores all types of musxc and ce skatmg CYO mod ern rnterpretrve ballet she desrres to attend college and major rn fashlon merchan d1s1ng Dance Commrttees 1 2 3 4 Tw1rl1ng Corps 3 Head Mayoretre 4 Psychology Club 3 Drama Club 1 Chorr 4 Homeroom Ofhcer 2 Venture RICHARD DUBE And Jkrll J 4 joy lo any man Rrchle baseball and cars enloys varrety of sports CYO ase ball basketball trade school IS hrs arm wr share h1s mechanrcal abxlxty ANNE DIMICK Lrfe :J Jhort .vo let J he IMPPJ' Anne carefree witty ways well mformed snncere n frrendly beautrcrans school beckons Anne gn Q JOHN B EDWARDS Quiet of appearance uzlh molzzer lltlle hnoun Johnny llkes musrc plays drums football fan after graduatlon johnny wrll go to trade school or work at the Telephone Company ELIZABETH DOOLITTLE 'Those who strive will have Juccers Betsy that drmpled smxle expresses wrrh hands you can depend on Betsy for a job well done t e orgamzatron woman mod el UN delegate counten ance of an angel heart of an rmp next scheduled events mclude college and teachmg Lrbrary Assrstant 1 2 Dzal 1 2 3 4 Venture asslstant edltor 4 Future Teachers of Amerxca 2 Vrce Presrdent of ETA 3 President 4 Tenms Club I 2 Badmmton Club 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 'V' 'Ei' IUDITH ENGSTROM One hlert wfth a temper whore unclouded my can make tomorrow at cheerful ax today udy slncere and under standmg warm smrle and sparklmg personalrty Seeker of finer thrngs rn re loyal Hamdennte lover of skarmg swrmmmg dancrng secretary of P Y F wrll be a great asset to the nursrng professron Lrbrary assrstant 1 Pep Club 1 2 Future Nurses of Amer nca 3 4 Dml 2 3 4 Venture 4 Natronal Honor Socxety 3 4 4'- 2 flu, LAWRENCE DRAGO 'The laughter tha: .fhooh the rufter Larry often seen working on cars 1kes rock n roll custom en thuslast plays football ln CYO League Larrys off to the hrgh seas and the Navy DOUGLAS F DYCKES When a wire man Jpeakr luten to hz: knowledge Doug math and chem expert the marvelous but terfly stroke well deserv mg of honor favorxtes are badmmton chess skm drvrng saunters on to college Sw1mm1ngTeaml 2 3 4 Tenms Team 3 4 Brology Club Presrdent 2 3 Natronal Honor Society 3 Treasurer 4 nf' ANTHONY ESPOSITO A happy go lucky young man Tony or Essy easy gonng blond has a way wrth women lnkes cars and sports wrll be success ful rn the future RICHARD FALCIGNO In any Jport he could take part Rrchxe that xmprsh ook flash on the football ed CYO enyoys musxc plans to mayor nn busxness management would lxke to be a busmess accountant Varslty Club 2 3 V e President 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Cocaptam 4 Intramurals Dance com mlttees 3 4 PATRICIA A EPPS She 15 a lady Jweet and kznd Pattn sweet cheerful dxsposmon ml5ChlCVOUS avxd sports fan reads lrkes musxc YW CA and YF Pam plans to attend New Haven State Teachers College n ramurals I 2 3 Twxrlmg Corps 3 4 Home room Officer 4 Nurses Assls tant 3 4 Q Q... 3--' ROBERT F FEINN I haze learned rn uhatsoever .rtate I am thereutth to he content Bo congenlal enioys bemg wrrh others deeds not words re fighter lover of wmter sports always found tm kermg wrth cars plans ln future are uncertam Navy or college 43 ROBERTA EPSTEIN To a young heart everything :J fun Bobble petlte blonde wnrh a swmgmg ponytaxl lrkes to dance bowl qurte a haxrdresser and designer plans to attend busrness col ege Pep Club 1 Homeroom Officer 3 Gxrls Bowlmg 4 YS MARY FERRARO A light heart lner long Mary athlenc mmded lce skarmg roller skatmg basketball and baseball rate tops lxkes rock and roll espec1ally Smatra Mathrs and Pat Boone reads CYO Its New Haven Teachers College for Mary after graduation Intramuralsl 2 3 4 L1 b ary Assxstant Furure Teach ers of Atnerxca 4 -4' Hs- PETER ESPOSITO Always trme for humor Pete came here hrs senxor year lrkes cars sports fan future wnll be successful JO ANNE FALCONE Wander forever hut wander near Her heart IS as sunny as her smxle from East Haven Hrgh wxde variety of actnvmes at East Haven enpoys all kmds of sports future as yet IS undecided Intramurals 3 Venture 4 Cupola Dzal School Bank Assxstant 4 4? 3 CAROL ANN FIONDELLA Krndners giver hzrih to kindness Care calm cool col lected petite and sweet everybody s pal strikes up a score in bowling lover of chocolate ea Frank Sinatra admirer wil enter Elm City Beauty Acad emy to become a hairdresser Intramurals 2 3 GRACE GALLO She goes ar the pleases and plerzter ar :he goes Gracie an able typist loves to skate dance reads a lot works after school would like to work in the Telephone Company F A 2 3 4 Histo Club Vice President 1 'f' Qi PAUL E FESTA O thu boy lends mettle lo ur all the wit is obvious way beyond organization always for a laugh CYO star on ice college will claim Pauls hoc key ability Hockeyl 2 3 4 ROBERT FESTA Good humor I5 a passport arzgu here Bobby fun to meet but far better to know magnetic happiness often seen tinkering with cars baseball fan lover of mu friendly to all hopes to become a teacher Intramurals 3 4 Y' '19 Y7 ,mg ADELE GAY As merry as the day is long. Adele . . . Good Grief. , . . irrepressible giggles . . , lover of laughter and fun . . . bubbling with school spirit . . . outdoor sports . . . iunior attendant . . . President of Y.P.F .... Rainbow girls. Tennis Club 1' Intramurals 4' Pep C ' Class Officer I' Homeroom Ofhcer 2, 3, 4g Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4g Attendance Ofiice Assistant 3, 4g Debating Club 3, 45 Psychology Club 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 3, 43 Music Club Officer 4g All State Choir 4 RICHARD GIAMETTE A friendly heart maker many friendr. 'Richie . . . 'Ah yes . . . Oh! those alluring eyes . . . main interest cars . . . good horror movies . . . future lies in the Navy. lk fi QW I JUDITH FUHR Alu nys ready for work and fun udy warm and friendly always with a smile Mr Greenberg will lose a typing expert the business field will capture her talents Pep Club l 2 Bowling Club 2 Main Office Assistant RAYMOND GAMBARDELLA Be swift to hear slow to speak :lou to wrath Ray mischievous smile C Y O hobbies include H F model en gines collecting records music cars plans to enter UConn for chemistry or pharmacy Swimming Team 3 Home room Officer 4 v tv-p X., J f ly. N R x - 0. .x is X 44 fit in CAROLYN GRANT A just and merry Joul 11 uorth more than a fortune Coolue collecttng IS an art animals and records Fellowshxp Berkley Players svummmg dancmg plans to become a pnvate secretary Bowlmg Club 2 Guidance Ofhce Assrstant 5 Venture ypnst 4 Trafftc Squad 3 4 WILLIABI GRIFFITH Good nature it a good hutznetf 1 athletxc prowess ln hrs pride Sports W A S F C Tack l 2 3 4 Football Manager 4 Intramurals l GENEVIEVE GIANNOTTI 'Smzlet are more hecormng than rowm jeame good natured enjoys prano swlm mmg dancing CYO plans to enter the secre tarxal fleld 'Wh NANCY HAMMER Honor xr the moral conference of the great Nancy good grtef mtellxgent abundant flashes of mt sparetrme actrvntnes Pxlgrxm Fellow shxp Red Cross Junxor Achnevement plans to mayor m mathematncs Debatxng Club 3 4 Honor Socxety 9 4 Rxfle Team 3 Hrstory Office Asststant J Venture Assnstant Edxtor 4 Dzal 5 3 Cupola 3 4 45 JUDITH GooDMAs'rER A Youth youth tprmgtzme 5 6' of beauty Udy Of mernt mod 'Y est souls are mute C Y O bowlmg dancing sports wrll enter the halls of QUIHDIPIBC College JOAN GREEN In horretl nd my fm pleaxare it Ln-f aug s mf J! C ?' a ta ROGER W HANSELL The uorld :hall not .toon .ree like again Rog snappy dresser enyoys sports art attended Naugatuck Hugh School next play dovtn the held to college and en gmeermg Student Government Day 3 Dance Commtttee 4 Home room Officer 4 Football 3 -I Intramurals 3 Gym Assrstant oan l1l-table Ove horses horses a zest for swxm of lrfe horses mmg H3105 her own horses wnll find yumper a place tn her future WESLEY T HALE He gazn: Jtrength at he goet along Wes qunet stamps and muscle bunlders teaches scoutmg skllls the Navy wtll have a new man come L 2G 3 Y '7' 'Q 'Qs LINDA HANUSIAK Speech may he Jrlz er hut rrlence zr gold rn unpredrctable good at bowlrng Crvrl Arr Patrol YPF plans to do office work Bowlrng Club 5 Lrbrary Assrstant 1 2 3 4 JOHN R HARWOOD Muna 15 the unn erral language of manhznd johnny came from Lewrston Hrgh rn hrs yunror year plays a cool trom bone bow and arrow man lazz frend Prlgrrm Fellowshrp hrs enthusrasm wrll be devoted to musrc school Band 3 Intramurals 3 MAURICE A HANSEN Promzre :J mort gwen when lhe least 15 :aid Prerre drawrng comes natural sports fascrnate rm Presrdent of Fellow shrp Junror Achrevement wrll attend college Dzal3 4 Cupola 3 4 Ven ture 4 Bowlrng Club 4 1' 12 FRANCES E HIGNEY She har a palent on a gfggle than all her oun Betsy What a blast' bombrng rn her car flarr for sports C Y O and junror Achrevement e vrrll cure your arlments at St Francrs Hosprtal Intramuralsl 3 Bovulrng Cu 2 3 4 PepClub12 Chorr 4 Venture 4 Marn Of hce Assrstant 3 4 FTA 3 FNA 4, Dance Commrttees I, 4 HELEN M HANSTED A uonzanr growzng glory fr her hazr Helen Shucks' blonde beautrful harr favors dancrng and swrmmrng junrot Achrevement wrll attend State Teachers Col ege FTA 3 4 Venture 4 Hrstory Club l Lrbrary As srstant 1 2 Homeroom Officer 2 5 4 Bowlrng Club 2 In tramurals 1 2 3 15 i'.. ELLEN M HOLLINGSHEAD A girl uorlh hnoumg for to lzrzou her If to lzlee her E re lost pony tarl Mrss England Englrsh tweeds and Amerrcan smrle hummrng all the day chorr YPF bowlrng Indrana Unrversrty wrll broad en her knowledge of Englrsh and Lrterature Co Y Club 1 Intramurals I, 2,Chorr1, 2, 4, Venture 4 46 19 fm V DONALD HARGER Pleafure and actzon make the hourr Jeem rhorl Donny s Harr for anrmals sports Naval Reserves and Vol unteer Frreman another volunteer to swab the decks after graduatron nramurals 1 2 3 Swrmmrng 2 3 Band 1 2 THOMAS F HENNESSEY Be Jwzft to Jpeah Jlow to wrath Tom records marnly jazz occupy hrs trme sports are second nature to hrm prnochle player C Y O college wrll be rn hrs future Canteen Crew l Drama Club I Hrstory Club 1 Bowl rng Club 2 3 4 Intramurals Q DAVID HUNTER He asked only for a fair yield and a clear mane. Dave . . . spontaneous smile . , . popular . . . likes to play golf . . . caddies in the summer all round athlete plans to attend college Track 1 2 3 Captain 4 Bas etball l 2 3 4 lass President 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Dance Committees 1 2 3 4 Student Council 4 CATHERINE F IANNOTTI 'The gtrl with the :mtle has a wmrome way Cathy Gee' little girl with big porennali ties nice smile and oh' those eyes C Y O wi enter Quinnipiac College court stenographer Pep Club 1 2 Cheerleader Int murals 1 Homeroom Officer 3 4 Dance Committee 4 .vs ff' JOSEPHINE A. HUDZIK A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Dolly . , . laughable . . . likes sports, movies, and rec- ords . . . sparkling eyes . . . C.Y.O ..., Quinnipiac will gain another student. Pep Club 1, 25 Guidance Ofhce Assistant 4g Venture 4. 45 'Q JUDITH HUMPHREY Shelf never thoughtlen and never rude. Judy . . . esprit de vie . . . peppy and cheery . . . loves music . . . new to Ham- clen in junior year . . . will contribute spirit to the college she attends. Choir 3, Student Director 43 Dial 4g Venture 43 Music Club 4g Intramurals 3, 4. 'W CHARLES S JACOBS Full of lun and laughter Charlie cheerful greeting lends spare time to work C Y O Naval Air Reserve Junior Achievement cars and sports Naval career Dance Committee l Home room Officer 2 5 T' ALAN JOHNSON Enlxghtemng Jense of humor church sports tinkers with cars ikes ping pong bowling those long vacations plans seem to include teaching socxal studies Spanish Club 4 Homeroom Ollicerl 2 3 4 Dance Com mirtees 1 2 Basketball l 2 5 4 Golf 3 'Hts' JOANNE IACOBELLIS Patience ix a remedy for every tomorrow. Jo . . . sewing is an art .. .excels in sports . . .C.Y.O. and Teens Against Polio . . . nursing school will use her helpful charm Pep Club l 2 Intramurals IFNA 2 3 4 Twirig Corps 3 Flag Twxrler 4 Cu pola 3 4 Venture 4 Health Council 4 JOAN O ISTAS A lady zf eter there wa: a 4 3' Joanne spontaneous spunk a precious article done up in a small package Y P F swimming and horseback riding Joanxe would like to attend Lasell Junior College Drama Club 3 4 Venture 4 Swimming Club l Choir pn '95 Ch, I' 'N 5 Qguiludjss Qs.: 4' 5 m Kb 4 di. l SSQ Q- E... WILLIAM S JUUL A light heart lwer long B1 What can I tell a9 Homeroom quartet Tomorrow 15 a new ad venture DeMolay PY F Jumor Achrevement excels rn water sports always for a laugh Ill try to cet the car Dlxleland Jazz New York Marmme College and the Navy wrll clarm thus carefree member of our class Trackl 2 3 4 Swlmmm 3 3 4 lntramuralsl 3 Band 2 ELLEN M KARBER Effiaency 11 the keynote to ruccerr Ellen long wavy halr er pet car entered from East Haven Hamden Hrgh ln her Junior year works for her baseball Da wnll be a whnz at typmg Soclal Studies Asslstant 4 Venture 4 Dzal 4 FREDERICK H JOHNSON Earth! nuhlert lhmr an honejl man Fre Lood word for everyone C Y O s UConn for Fred who plans to be an encmeer Homeroom Ofhcer 2 MALCOLM P JOHNSON IV!! and ulrdom are horn urlh a man lv a You betcha crew cut and happy :zo lucky phnlosophy Niolay and Baptxst Church Fellowshrp Mal v0UlCl like t0 go to Prxnceton or Annapolis Varsxty Swlmmmng 1 2 Co Captaxn3 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Gym Asslstant 4 Drama Club 1 2 Honor Socxety 3 4 Homeroom Ofhcer 3 ts. Z' BEVERLY A KELLY Small zzz stature hrg f heart Bev What a shot rate feat of always look mg nlce loyes mrnnature co member of CYO wlll enter the busrness world Homeroom Ofhcer I Class Olhcer l Student Coun cxl l Gym Assxstant 3 Bank Assnstant Q Pep Cluhl Dance Committees 1 2 3 ROBERT K KELLY Wh., JAY M KAPLOXVITZ Rather Jhm hut ner er md 4 likeable lad a qulet radno and yournallsm fan U SY Future plans center around college Dm l Z 3 Clrcualo Manager 4 Radio Club 4 B n 1 2 5 JUDITH B KEATING A rare compound of fun and frolrc uclre Hello Honey that lnslde out upsrde down laugh homeroom drsturbances her talents rnclude parntnng prano skat mg., and swrmmmg, C YO as of now the future ns undecrded Lnbrary Assrstantl 2 3 4 Chorr 1 Homeroom Ofhcer 4 Thought :J deeper than : speech Kev qumet sports C' and musrc CYO workmg man wnll enter mto the busnness world Canteen Crew 5 Gym As srstant 4 48 5 JOHN H KENNEDY Re nement mark: hu ezery move ack casual con servative avid yazz fan heading for UConn Swimming Team 3 4 CAROLE A KIRSCHNER Hzlfh your wagon lo a :lar Carole You ole snake in the grass cute and carefree Rainbow Girls Fellowship Chair man college bound for teacher training Cuolal 2 34 FTA I 4 Intramurals I Bowling Club 2 3 Choir 1 History Club l Spanish Club l Venlure 4 Main Office As sistant 4 QA in IQ' SARAH A KELLY To do one tlnmg one mu!! be enlhumulzc Sally What a not' dependability with a smile good tdeas discrxm mating taste and eye sax mg enthusiast chocolate ice cream is just yummy College is next on her agenda Tenn1sClubl 2 3 4 De baring Club l 2 3 4 Dzal l 2 3 4 Cupola 3 Honor Society 3 4 Venture 4 A qw- T JANIIE F KN EEN The uxll to do the soul zo dare Jamie came ro Ham den from Berkshire dicted to sailinsz tennis late hours collefziare H1 Fi enthusiast plans to attend Cornell ambition en eineer Dance Committee 9 Dm! 3 4 Visual Aids 5 4 49 JOAN E KELSEY A lzgbt heart ln er longer oan quiet pretty with a nice smile enioys swimming dancing skating next stop college Intramurals 3 FTA 3 4 Cholr 4 Venture 4 ix Rn KN MARILYN L KOCKLER A sunny dupomzon 11 the .foul of success Penny likes dancing skating baseball C Y O would like to be either an air line stewardess or a secretary I-Iomeroom Officer 3 L1 brary Assistant I 7 Tennis Club 1 Pep Club I i 'C7 JOANNA KINDT Wzth an eye lo see lifes su une!! side Oh boy' gift of gab gal w1th a cute personality pizza convertibles and Guilford C YO plans to major in chemistry Intramurals 2 3 Library Assistant 7 Guidance Office Assistant 4 Traffic Squad 3 FAl234YTeensl Pep Club I 2 Choir 4 Ven lure 4 Cupola 4 LOUISE M KIRSCHNER Her 141:35 are uugr o pleamntrzesf Louise quiet neat junior Achievement enjoys horseback riding swim ming college in the future Dzall 2 3 4 Tennis Club l Intramurals 2 3 4 Bowl me Club 7 Pep Club 7 Cu pola 3 4 Venture 4 1 ' TW' GREENLY RAI-I DRAGON Her got the 5171712 at Hamden Hrg Greeme Fight team iight' won honorary award for most school spirit friend to all member in good standing on all teams mean tall action loves sports and cheering future is very bright CAROLYN KROM A Jmzle for all Lynn skating swim ming sports fan YWC A soon will be a N H S T C girl Dial Business Board Secre tary 5 4 Venture Spanish C u 4 FTA 4 FN A 3 Traffic Squad 5 4 Intra murals 5 Q r 'tid' NANCY E KOENIG A good rmzle IJ .runrhme m a houre Nan You re a Cutie' neatly drcssed in the latest clever at dravy in attended high school in Ohio next stop is col lege maioring in art and Ent, is Future Teachers of America 2 5 4 Choir 4 Library As SISIZIHI 2 Venture 4 Cupola 4 Pep Club 2 Intramurals 2 5 Bowling Club 2 KM Ke it LOUIS V. LANIDINIO At rs! he Jeemr a quiet man. but when he Zll17lf.I to talk be can. Louie . . . friendly and vsilling to help . . . secrets across the aisle , . . proaressive and Latin American Music... scores high in bowling . . . Louie hopes to attend a culi- nary institute. History Club President l. JAMTS N KOLSTER A lfttle mnzrenre :mu and than rr relzrlaed by the bert of men im shot muffler transferred from Michigan DeMolay crazy svseaters heading for UConn Dance Committees 5 In tramurals 3 A-ut, Us 'I wr' CELINE M. LANGER D ariely is the Jpire of life. Celine . . . You're a riot Alice . . . liyely' girl with a gay' laugh . . . oh for those summer vacations . . . C.Y.O. . . . junior Achievement . . . hopes to pursue journalism at Mt. St. Mary's College. Hla th Council l 2 5 -4' Future Teachers of America l 50 A xr' 1'--v PHYLLIS L KONITZ A rmfle addr to frzeudslazp Phy entered Ham den High School in her punior year always friendly and cheerful sports and danc ing., claim her time C Y O future holds a place for her in State Teachers Colleae Choir 5 4 Rifle Club 3 Intramurals 5 FTA 5 4 Cupola 5 PATRICIA H KROTI' A frrendlg Jrmle and a umnzfzg uag at cheerful and full of fun interested in sen ing painting and baking Pat will make an ideal nurse Intramuralsl Z 5 TNA l 2 9 Main Ofhce Assistant 43 ff ff I Us I ff' WILLIAM L LAVORGNA E1 erythzng rr at you take rt B1 good natured curly topped k1d baseball an C Y O can be found working on h 37 Ford B111 wnll become one of Uncle Sam s boys RICHARD M LEMAY Fortune favors e nudaczouf Drck ambmous always m a gay mood avnd sports fan can be found skatmg fishing svum mmg or dancmg scxence and math brmg enpoyment plans to follow a medrcme or research career after college Health Councxl I 2 3 4 Bxology Club 2 3 JOHN J LAURO Not rn reuardt but rn strength to ,ftrwe the blemng her Mounram Laukes fnendly boy energet1c sports enthusxast C Y O wnll head for the servrce and then college ack l 2 4 n murals 1 2 3 4 Bowllng 3 713. JENNIFER S LLOYD Vermtzlrtg rncurnate Jeff What a pamc' bouncxng pony tall glgglmg spells those Berkeley Players and the A' record' argyle socks and sneakers crazy extrovert she mll have many ad ventures at college Tenms Club 1 2 lntra murals 3 4 Bowlmg Club 7 3, 4, Dxal l, 2, 3, 4, Cupola 2, 3, 4, Venture Asslstant Edxtor 4, Tmrlrng Corps 3, 4, Natnonal Honor Society 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 1, Mann Offxce Assrstant 3, Student Government Day 3 IRVING I.aVIGNE An ounce of wit tr worth a pound of Jarrow Pxerre clever and wntty lust loves Algebra C Y O sports enthusl a college bound Intramurals 1 3 4 Basket ball Manager 3 4 Gym As slstant 3 4 pf' GAIL A LONGLEY Happy go lucky eau go free Gall hghthearted oh so devllxsh' acttve rn church fellowship a vutty word here and there loves football, swrmmmg and skat mg plans to work vuth handicapped people Q '7 JOAN C LAWLOR She bath u sweet and kzndly nature Joanxe I don t know that wmnmg smlle Swlmmlng skatmg cookmg CYO plans to enter the haxrdressmg professlon JOHN C LINDSAY Drlzgenre 15 the mother of good lurk ohn has a will to work and a heart to under stand musxcally lnclmed apprecnates classlcal rec ords and art lrkes sc1ence Veterxnary college beck ons nn the future De atnng Club 2 3 4 Chonrl 2 3 4 Traffic Squad 3 4 Band 4 Bxology Club 1':T ? JEFFREY LUCAS If muric be the food of lore play on e another Rem brandt plays a hot drum loves music Y P F member future hes in the Wild Blue Yonder of the U S A F Homeroom Officer l Gym Assistant 4 Cafe Assistant l GEORGIANA LUPOLI Dance au ag rorrou cart uuay fear George twinkling eyes silly giggle C Y O off to college and a med ical secretarys position Intramurals l Pep Club 2 FNA 4 Office Assistant 4 Homeroom Officer 4 Venture Q-f 1 + lllliu vs? l ! ROBERT LONGLEY Pint rourin to fun. Bob . . . good natured . . . top-notch builder . . . sports lover . . . plans to enter the service and then go to college. Homeroom Officer 4g Dance Committee 3. l !T 7 41 , RICHARD H. LONGYEAR Happy am I. from care I am free. Richie . . . quiet and in- dustrious . . . always ready for fun . . . spends free time with his car . . , Richie plans to jOir1 the Navy, rx FQ JOHN MACKAY FRANK LYONS Aluayr readg for uork He lent to lzfe a cheerful zest and alu ay: dzd im iery bert Professor love those milkshakes gun collector member of C Y O vxill sail the bounding main Visual Aidl 7 3 4 Gym Assistant 4 and fu 1 ohn interested in sports likable guy enyoys hunting friendly and quiet likes peanuts and fudge Inter High Service Assoc College is the mam light of his future ack T am 1 2 7 an 1 Intramurals l Homeroom Officer 2 5 Dance Committee 2 L, if JUDITH LUFT To zz young heart everything ir fun. Judy . . . a smile for all colored nylons ar souvenirs from Europe milk shakes a lady with lovely clothes C Y O oratory contest winner college bound for engineering Intramurals 3 4 Choir 4 Venture 4 Library Assistant 3 Drama Club 4 Dance Committees 3 4 SUSAN W LYON Laughs all rare to :corn ue Oh No' very attractive bright eyes and a nice smile YPF member future plans re volve around a nursing or business school Homeroom Officer 1 Music 4 Pep Club 1 Dance Com mittees l 2 3 4 Venture 4 ..-7' fi 31 h A I ig, , KY . . .- . 3 . 3 . Q ' 2, s, 4. 3 , , , . ,, U V V Y r- . In ,, 'H V fu' ..S Q 4. ' , , , Q V I 7 it Q- .. i- - - it W, , with the Navy. 7 ff 'gffehxg if Qi .4 ' ' , Tr C' , , I -41 ' ' fu- . f , ' ':', , -, , ' . . w. QQ, if i'x-ff-Ax we W ' ' . Y . , A 1- fhg :-::g . flfgggs ' - ' H - 'E'.1- f-51. 1 't ' ' .'l.515k, ?5,. o'.'3, 34354 ' ' V ' -.L 1535 gf: -.r jf .Mi . , il -.Nl ,.f,S,, t 3, -Q . - its ff f 52 Q-f CARMELLA N MANICONE Full of fun and life Well That is life good time and dates working girl never a dull moment Perry Como fan life among the white caps Library Asst 3 FTA 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 DENNIS MARLOWE Wit sr the gateuay to happmexr Dennis spends spare time playing tennis ice skat in will attend college and enter the field of business he T7 I ROBERT MALARO The key to pleature it honest work. Bob . . . working man- Universal Food Store . . . sports fan baseball foot ball basketball interested in cars is ready for what ever the future holds SYLVIA G. MANIATAKIS What friend: thou hart, bind to thee with hoop: of steel. Sylvia . . . friendly smile . . . cheerful . . . piano . . . enjoys badminton and music . . . historian on Connecticut Association of Future Teachers of America , . . secretary of G.O.Y.A .... plans for a teaching career at a liberal arts college. Dm I 4 Future Teachers of Amer 2 Secretary 4 Class Homeroom Officer Venture Assistant Spanish Club 4 Chonrl 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Main Office Assistant 4 Dance Committees I 2 3 4 Library Assistant 1 2 U 2 3 News Editor Officer 4 Editor 4 ii if Av XX S 4: PI-IYLLIS T MASOTTA BRENDA A MASSEY A merry heart doeth good lfke a medxcme Phy personality plus music sketching tennis skating C Y O member will E0 far in the held of advertising at the Lnnersity of Bridgeport Homeroom Officer 1 5 FTA 3 4 Traffic Squad 3 4 Intramurals I Guidance Office Assistant 3 Dance Committeel Dzal3 -4 Ven ture 4 53 Age cannot u :ther her nor custom stale her xrzfintte zanelg Bren I-Iow bout that? the ever present bracelet blue eyed blonde C Y O the Lucifers that infectious laugh will enliven the iunror college of her choice Pep Club 1 2 Intramurals 3 4 Bowling Club 7 3 4 Tvurling Corps 3 4 Venture QF' PATRICK .I MANLEY Not only a good sport hut good nz sporty at at his best when hes playing baseball obvious interest in sports hopes to study ac counting soon to be seen on the UConn Campus Baseball I 2 3 4 Fresh man football Intramurals 1 G Homeroom Officer 3 4 ANTHONY MARONE Muna makes the u orld go round Tony musically mind saxaphone player for the Contmentals black Ford ladies man Tony plans to attend an IBM school 'bf' R 3 VINCENT T McMANUS JR Laugh and the uorld laughr ulth you Gardo qulck wlt entered Hamden from Notre Dame collects stamps and coms sports car enthusrast hopes to jom the ranks of the U S A F Swrrnmmg 4 REGINA R MIGLIOZZI Great 1055 are ,fzlent Reggie enpoyable frrenclly enyoys muslc and sports paints and makes cerarmcs assocrated mth chrldren s center C Y O plans to attend a 2 or 3year nurslng school to specralxze ln pedratrrc nursrng A l 4 n murals 3 Nurse Assrstant 4 'fl' vi CHARLES E MCCABE Heart of gold rpmt of Jteel Chuck sportsmmded lrkes hot rods C Y O would lrke to be a crafts man Hockey 1 2 3 4 n a murals 2 KATHLEEN M McKEOWN Good humor II 11 putrport anywhere Kathy ready smlle hot fudge sundaes and azz Pogo IS seen at CYO handy wlth a sketch pad likes jolly nmes wrll be an asset to the college of her cholce n ramurals 1 2 3 Bowlrng Club 2 Rxfle Club 1 Pep Club 1 Hrstory Club I A I 3 4 C Homeroom Ofhcer 1 Venture ALFRED M MILANA Youth youth tprmgttme of beauty Ace attended Hill house before enterrng Hamden What dxd I make rn the d1al7 llkes psychology huntlng fishrng cars and boats C Y O O rn Rnfle club Al plans to at tend college after graduatron CAROL P MILICI A rare compound of fun and frolzc Carol where are we gomg krds' sparklm personallty C Y O among her lnkes musxc skat mg and especrally vacatrons loves to dance next step leads to college Pep Club 1 2 Cheerleaders 3 CO Captam 4 Class Officer 2, 3, Dance Commrttees 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 3, Home room Ofhcer 2, 3, 4, Student Councll 4, Lrbrary Assrstant 54 N. as-1' PETER MENDELSOHN A gentleman ofthe old school Peter came from Hopkms Grammar School ar movres lxkes playmg the prano compromrsmg splrrt lrkes sports determnn anon plans to attend col lege after graduatron YETTA E MIKOLINSKI A light heart lu ex long Yetta merry thuslast weakness for Dave lnkes to travel swrmmmg rodeos C Y O square dancmg w1ll head for New Haven State Teachers College FTA 2 3 4 Venture4 Basketball Intramurals 2 3 Baseball Intramurals 3 Pep Club I Qu' CALVERT MORGAN It r not the Jtze but deeds that count a cars DeMolay bombs around nn a truck after school he plans to go to Ohm Wesleyan or U Conn Cafe Assnstant 2 ROBERT B NIULLIGAN There! a good time comtrzg boys' Bo Qtrs golf n good food CYO that hot Merc always good natured plans to enter UConn Football Team 3 4 Golf Teaml Z 5 4 Dance Com m tees 1 2 3 4 ,If CAROL1 MILLIKEN A .funny temper gzldf the edges of lzfes blacked cloud: Carol from North Hxgh School Columbus calm cool collected ea nuts follower pleasant as can be college and ele mentary educatlon wrll be her coa FTA 5 4 Ventufe4 Mu src Club 4 ur:1 ' is 'US 'Cf' JOHN MURRAY Pmate rmcenty :J public u elfare john came from Hamden Ha hot rod enthustast t e serwxce ns tn johns future l 55 KENNETH D MORDECAI Silence :J strength Ken carefree baseball and football fan can be seen workmg at Mac Donalds lnkes food future ts a mystery to htm Vnsual Atds Asststant 1 2 1 r than lf? X1 l JEAN L NADEAU A light heart liter long Chxckee Well now a valued frxend and CY O center of rol lxcltnntg laughter dancmg sewnnc readme cooltxna mu jean has arttstnc tal ents and plans to be an tnter tor decorator Rxtle Club I Bowlmz Club 7 Work tn school -A 12 wp. MARY ANIN M NORTON fork begun ts half done Mary Ann came from Sa cred Heart Academy qulte .1 seamstress C Y O math and sctcncc mterest her plans to enter UConn school of Fnclneernng, ROBERT B NIURPHY Str 101171111 ambles uell tt goes eanly Bo cars glr s radnos drums frted clams C Y O mem er vuorlts on Saturdays wrll enlxvcn N H S T C campus next year Ban l 7 Radio Club l .15 iii T ar' 'Z' QV- DIANE E NEWTON Prereruet the beauty of nature wzth her art natural srncerrty wrth a wrllmgness to cooper a e artnstrc hand as talent In art and Ice skatmg Fellowshxp after graduatron Drana plans to at tend New Haven State Teach ers College Pep Club I Dzal 2 3 4 FTA 3 4 Intramurals 3 ANGELA A NUZZO When .the could not :peak the good :he had no word to .fa Ang Im hungry Ah fuff a smooth grace C Y O musncal lrkes to play plano dance and Ice skate after hrgh school Ang plans to be a full tnme secretary and a part trme halt dresser Homeroom Ofhcer I Gym Assxstant 4 5 E Z' MELINDA A NEAL Blurher art the ramhow of moderty Melm What could tel yo Football games swrmmmg and forergn cars vxvacxous and versa tn e enjoys skatmg cheer leadnng and dancmg wx never forget Gxrls State Its Lasell to become a Medx cal Secretary for Melm Cupola I Dml Busmess Board 1 2 3 Manager 4 Venture 4 Student Council 4 Pep Club 1 2 Cheerleader 5 4 Lrbrary Asst I 2 HR Officer 2 3 4 Sweetheart Queen 2 Dance Commrttees I 2 3 4 CoCha1rman jr Sr Prom 3 DAVID B NEUMANN He who laughs lartr Dave skatmg swnm mmg and horses mterest ed m stamp collectmg guns hshnng football and basket a YMCA Fellow shxp and church basketball Dave plans to attend col lege and mayor In mathema trcs Chorr I 2 Intramurals I qv--Y if P' .P+ GERTRUDE O'CONNELL Enthumzmz tr the genzur of rmcerzty, and truth accom pluher no wctorzes without tt Trudne hot dog' possesses a great deal of patrrotnsm cross word puzzles are her favormtes l ANNA O'DONNELL 'She :J a lady gentle and kmd Marg1e Imported from Wellesley Hlgh School alert mad about rec ords people football does hospltal work wrll follow In Florence Nxght mgale s footsteps or med: cal secretary Spamsh Club, 4, Musxc Club, 4, Future Nurses of Amernca, 4 56 19 I STEVEN NORKUS He uho laughr lasts Steve Spartan on the sports scene Presrdent of Tr1n1ty Lutheran League junxor Achrevement as passrons for good food and sports plans to go to UConn and enter some held of theology m the future Footballl 2 5 4 Baseball PATRICIA E OCONE Good nature tr one of the rzchert fruztr of perronalzty at So what could I tell ya? smlle rs her password muslc and rec or s dancmg twxrl mg and C Y O Ice skatmg plans to enter field of teaching Pep Club I 2 Cupola 2 5 4 Health Counc1l2 3 4 Homeroom Ofhcerl 3 Twlrl mg 3 Flag Twrrler 4 Choxr 4 Venture 4 Nurses Assls tant 4 l 1... DAVID OLSEN lnfirzzte uudom m a rmall rpnce Dave quret and srn cere lrkes tennrs sport cars bowlrng actrve rn DeMolay plans to enter college to study mechanrcal engrneerrng MARTHA F OSGOOD Good renre u larch zr the gzfl of heazen Mert Okey doke ponytarl favors Chr nese food and summer vaca trons busy wrth Youth Fellowshrp 4N I or ergn sports cars club next stop artlrne stewardess Lrbrary Assrstant I 7 3 Intramurals I 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 I Home room Othcer 3 4 ta' ARTHUR B OHARE He gee.: ar he plearer and plearer ar he goer rt carefree athletrc has an rntense terest rn sports C Y O Arr Force rs rncluded rn hrs future Hockey Team 3 4 Basket ball Team 1 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 i 3 ROBERT T O KEEFE Bfetttg 15 the .foul of wzt quret at frrst frddles wrth HrF1s a ented at prano actrve rn CYO and Junror Achreve ment sports fan plans rnclude college Gym Assrstant 1 2 FTA 1 2 3 Vrce Presrdent 4 Ven ture 4 Canteen Crew I Health Councrl 4 'al' RONALD ORR I neter ree anything zn the 'fs uorld north gettmg 'cf f an QTEPHEN OYSALIDA Tot! II the true knight r paltrme Steve good enounh calm casualness came to us rn hrs senror sear from Notre Dame cars musrc Tones tuture plaxs for the Ampla college clarms hrs 'C' AIN THONY I PAGLIIJCA The combnred qualztrer of a man and an athlete Tony dont get cocky krd athletrc knovfl edge enross Latrn Amer rcan Nlusrc hunrrnz lobster next step forward rs the Navy Football 9 -I Intramurals 7 3 4 Narsrty angry about Speedre whrz at ge ometry goes for taxr ca s snow September quret and unruilled huntrng enthusrast rs col lege bound JOYCE L orro Cheerful company rhortenr the mzle o Them rs the breaks travel and sauer kraut water erther lrqurd or frozen for swrmmrnr. and skatrnr, Y W C A CYO Crvrl Arr Patrol Ground Observer Corps plans to enter nursrng, profes sron at St Raphaels Hosprtal Intramurals 1 Grrs Swrmmrng Team I FN A 7 3 4 Canteen Crew 3 l 3 fr' CLAIRE V PAULSEN 'The gsrl who ha: munc an her .foul will he mort m love with the lovelzext Clarence ardent S1 natra fan favornte pas tlmes are sewxng dancxng rkes musxc and sports quxte an artist works after school jumor Achxeve ment the busxness world or mterxor decorating are Clarres future Bowlmg 1 2 3 Venture 4 Intramurals 2 School Bank Assrstant 4 DEAN W PEDERSEN An honest man :J the nohlest work of God Pete Good grxef' nce skatmg playmg hock ey and frled chrcken ter Hlgh Servxce Assocxanon llkes all sports presl dent of Youth Fellowshnp he will attend college to be come elther a mxmster or lawyer Homeroom Offlcer 2 4 Student Councxl 3 Treasurer Dual 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Tennxs 1 2 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 2 WILLIAM L. PALMIERI A horse, a hone, my kmgdom for 4 hone Bret gxve hmm the out doors wxth cars horses huntmg and fI5l'lIl'lg plans to attend college qv-V.-v We JAMES R PESTEY 'The style tr the man hzmself Jlmrny member of C Y O sports enthuslast especrally baseball and basket a future plans are un decxded Intramurals 1 2 DANTE PASQUALONI Where there are mort: there'.f Dan. Dan practncal man of aflaxrs huntmg fxshm lrkes cars and guns wxll proceed to Eh Whxtney Technical School Football 1 Ku Y:-' SUZANNE PETERSON Not much talk a great sweet Jzlence ue Horrors' dancmg skatmg C Y O wnll be a secretarv Pep Clubl 2 Dmll In tramurals 58 ANNIE PEASE Smg away sorrow Anme quret and re served has a practlcal mnnd loves to smg depend able and smcere plans to attend a teachers college Drama Club 3 4 Lrbrary Assxstant I 2 3 4 Tenms Club 3 4 RUSSELL J PENDRED Gwe me a hook and I m mtufied Rusty frlendly and always smllmg enloys tennls and przza takes prrde ln cand1d photography would like to attend m1lx tary school Vlfglnla Mllltary Instltute or Pennsylvama M111 tary College Band 1 2 Rifle Clubl 2 Track Team 1 Canteen Club ? ' VIRGINIA G POGONELSKI Vzzaczty u the gzfz woman Pogo Oh thank you loves football and ham burgers sparetrme fun rn cludes skatmg dancmg sketch rn CYO and Jumor Achrevement Busrness col lee w1ll complete her school rn FNA I 2 5 Library As srstant 2 Homeroom Ofhcer 1 Pep Clubl 2 Intramurals Venture 4 Dial 2 ANN POWERS Life II Jo Jbort Jo lets be happy Anme a West Haven Import carefree ec ords and modern dancmg accordxon player St Ann s C Y O Navy w1ll snare thrs Florence Nrghtmgale Intramurals 1 2 4 Bowl mg Club 2 Canteen Club I Lrbrary Assrstant 5 Af-X SANDRA PETRELLE Always a ready mule Sandr Fancy that French fnes pop music dancmg sw1mm1ng skat mg CYO YWCA Sandr vull make a line teacher Venlure D:al 2 Spamsh Club 4 Nurses Assrstant 3 Chonr 4 FTA l 2 5 FHA 3 Homeroom Oflicer 2 3 4 Trafhc Squad4 Dance Commlttees I 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 lntramuralsl 3 4 DIANA PFEIFFER Preczour things some :mall bundles Oh well' cute dancxng skatmg Y P F wxll enter the busx ness world Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Pep Clu 1 2 9 YI? JANET A PUTNAM The mort manifest Jzgrz of random :J contmued rbeerfulnefr an forcerrable smlle ree hours spent dancmg svsnm mme sewing lakes omons cartoon commercrals mrs chxewous came from Kla math I-Irgh Oregon Music Club 4 Dial 4 Ten ms Team 3, 4, FTA 3, 4 59 SQ. FREDERICK NI RABAXI Life IJ uhat you make it Fre skrlled hsher man enthusxast about guns tndlvrdualrst a ter school hours spent workmg the service beckons hrm ARLENE PONTECORVO Life 15 a uomlerful lbzrzg Aw shucks says hx mth a smlle crazy about sports especrally basketball and baseball always enthusxastrc as weakness for records ture plans major nn physrcal eclucatlon lntramuralsl 2 3 4 FRANK M PROTO Youth II full of .fporf Frank avlcl sports fan card shark bowling and ping pong C Y O a fine catch for UConn Golf Team 3 4 Inrramu s I 3 1- fb. if ? ks.- ANDREW RICCIARDI Ready for fun uhen rt comes Andy good natured co operative artist s hand with woodwork baseball lover plans to go to prep school and then col ege JACQUELINE RICHETELLI 1111 e on the sunny slde of the street jackte sewing and dancing football a.f1d hockey fan C O wi l brighten some lucky ofhce Dance Committees 1 2 l . Q ROBERT H RASCHE CAROLINE A REGAN Nothing II zmposszhle to dzlzgence and skull Bo stamp collector and model builder scholar Nutmeg Boys State Jun ior Achtevement and YFO This mathematical genius will continues his studies in college Intramurals 3 National Honor Soclety 3 President 4 gl. A happy maiden utth happg uags Carol cheerful and always smiling an import from Saint Marys in her jun ior year likes to read talk and swim fancies records and football games C Y O plans to attend college Biology Club Treasurer 3 Bowling Club 3 Venture 4 PATRICIA J. ROLFE ' 'eat sweet and petite. 'at' ...pianist . .. painting and embroidery . . . Rainbow Girls . . . plans to be a dental hygienist. Intramurals 1, 2g Bowl' Club 2, 35 Pep Club lg Biology Club 1, 2, 35 Library Assist- ant l, 2. 'MN JOHN ROLLI A real good natured fellou. Liberace . . . a man with an artistic hand . , . plans to attend a trade school or enter the service. 3-5 3k RAYMOND RICCIARDI A sport wzth friends and a sport with sports Ray likes playing cards best of all winnxng at them C Y O plans to attend college Homeroom President 3 4 Hockey Teaml 2 3 Co Cap tain 4 Golf Team 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 ISABELLE L RILES Enthusiasm fs the fuel that strokes the engme of success zzy competent seam stress enjoys bowling and danctng active in Y Teen and the Dixwell Community House Programs plans to be a hair stylrst or take up grooming Intramurals 2 Tennrs Club 3 Homeroom Oihcer 3 .ana T 'Ti , I di 124541 : -A 1 'QP 351, c, f ' ff '3E.'1gF -i - is - .' 1 .2 t2:Xi'?'ftj,g,Jg, y -T-.tk A f' xg1,i.+::Q f::4..ezf5w a . M- - ' 4,5 if , ,s ,t-' 2.:.'f,' ': i 60 sh t. Y' Lwfjfixf , ' -'R HOWARD ROSENFELD Tranqutlzty and occupation gwe us happznerr Howie No sense worrying nothings gonna turn out right happy go lucky electronics and me chanics sports United Synagogue Youth plans to attend college and go into scientific research Duzll 2 3 4 Intramurals VINCENT ROTH Propnety of manner: and connderatzon for other: are the mo mam chamcterzmcr of a gentleman Buddy m m m ba con and eggs in the morning' good looking and good natured natural athlete C Y O Boston Col lege will get Buddys talents Varsity Football 2 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Home room Officer 2 3 4 DONALD ROSADINI You can count on hun hill never let you down Don enthusiastic about cars is undecided about the future - Wu., 'r-'- ROSEMARY G. RUOTOLO She who joy would win mutt :hare it. Ro-Ro' . , . The best way to double your money is to fold it once and p r it 'n your pocket . . . sports . . . friendly disposition . . . saves post cards . . . plans to be- come a secretary. Intramurals I, 2 3, 4. 61 HOWARD ROSEMAN Cool calm and collected Howie enloys sports fond of cars likes to Hx things DeMolay plans college and a future in engineering Trafhc Squad 3 Hockey Team Manager 3 4 in Q DONALD A. RUSSO 'A good laugh ir sunshine in 4 house. 'Don . . . alert and lively . . . wrestling fan . . . go . . . C.Y.O .... Don plans to attend State Teachers College. PHYLLIS ROSENFELD Manlem murl he mzld and meek rwtft to hear and :oft to Jpeak Phyllis pleasant and sociable loves to swim U S Y plans to study Dental Hygiene at Bridgeport or Tufts Pep Club I Library Assis tant 1 Main Office 3 4 Cu pola 3 Homeroom Officer 3 LINDA ANN RUNDSTROM She goet through the day wtlh 4 Jong in hmmm CII n peppy enthusi astic about horsebackridrng and swimming pizza football games Rainbow Lutheran Church Fellow ship a Y M C A lifesaver plans on attending teach ers college Pep Club I Library Asst I 2 Bowling Club3 FNA 3 Homeroom Officer 4 In tramurals 2 3 E' -alfa ELAINE M SARGOLINI Her mule war the sweetest that was ever reen Elarne dancmg and popular muslc C Y O plans to attend Halr dressmg School Homeroom Officer Dance Commnttees 1 3 RICHARD E SCHENK Everything :J as you take zz Gus huntmg enthu snast plans to attend col lege or enter servxce Band l Intramurals 2 Bas ketball 2 Rifle Team 4 'Z LUCILLE SANDELLA Brewty :J the mul of wx! ou I refuse to do frxendly and popular bowllng lce skating and dancmg CY O plans to become a secretary Twlrlers 3 4 Homeroom Ofhcer I 2 3 4 Attendance Ofhce Assxstant 4 ANN M. SAPIO A gal you can alu ay: depend Ann Oh' My good ness a laugh all her own entered Hamden from St johns Commerclal Htgh School 1n her sophomore year loves sports chtldren and books C Y O plans to go to Qumntpxac Jr Col lege to be a Medlcal Secretary Homeroom Officer 4 now. 'V' 'Qt' GEORGE SCHILE Still water rum deep Buddy enthusrastxc sports fan takes lxfe calm the future w1ll lead hlm to UConn Intramurals 1 Rnfle 1 Swlmmlng Team 3 4 SUSAN SCHILLER Wzrdom gzuelh life to them that have zt ue Petite busy beaver travels m Israel and Europe enyoys berng w1th peo le muslcal shows actxve m YPS and USY plans to go to college mn Boston Senerchxa Bxology Award 2 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 V1ce Presldent 4 Dial 2 3 4 Cupola 3 4 Venture 4 Pep Club 1 Ltbrarv Asslstant 1 2 Mam Ofhce Assxstant 3 4 Nurses Assxstant 2 Dance Committee 1 Intramurals 1 ANTHONY J SCARPELLINO JR A good laugh 15 Jumhzne m a house Tony Im tellmg hkeable and frlendly dancmg and swxmmmg CYO plans to at tend college and go 1nto chemical sales Sw1mmmgTeam1 2 Man ager 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Venlure 4 ALLEN C SCHEVLING He war honert and of an open and free nature Allen patnent and wxse ardent skxer enjoys swxmmlng Church Fellowshrp Presrdent Treas urer plans to attend Mld dlebury Swrmmmg Team 2 avg EDWARD SEELEY Tomorrow as a new adventure speedy and ath letlcally mclmed sports especlally football are hrs fa vor1te pastimes Eddy IS a member of CYO hopes to see the world by 1o1n mg the Navy next year Freshman Football 1 Var stty Football 3 4 Varsnty Club 3 4 Homeroom Pres: dent 4 Freshman Hop Dance Commrttee LAWRENCE F SIMEONE Silence may do good and can do htlle harm Larry Whats the good word? fnendly and easygotng loves all sports especrally football' works at the Post Dttve In ts future plans are undectcled Football 1 2 3 Ten Team Manager l Cafeterta Assrstant 2 VIRGINIA A SCHUPP A good nature sr a good burmesr Gmny lump' loves to meet new people C Y O Secretary yoys swlmmxng rce skatxng plans to enter the busrness world Pep Club l 2 Intramurals Mam Office Asst l 2 Htstory Ofhce Asst 3 4 it MARY ANN SIMLER Don 1 uorry tsl! Jometbmg bappenr Mary Ann constant chatter takes lxfe calmly CYO State Street Rec reatton Y W C A ond of svummrng dancrng rnusrc sports wtll lend het tal ents to become a nurse FNA34 63 LANCE SCHUTZ jun at good natured ar can be nce good natured a hot rodder from way back Prston Jockeys Hot Rod Club future Hier rn the U S Arr Force Homeroom Officer 1 4 4? RAYMOND J SIRICO A man of many temperament: Ray free as a breeze loves to hunt flsh work on cats works after school at the ASLP hell let come what may rn the future ROBERT SILVESTRO The world war made for fun and frolzc Bo Lusclous a whtz wtth motors and en gmes loves good food member of Blessed Sacra ment CYO future un decrded Varstty Hockey 3 4 jumor Varsnty Hockey 2 Intramurals WILLIAM 1 SIMIONE Nolbmg great ua! erer accompluhed uztbout enrburzaxm 1 Don t get cocky the athlete buoyant energy what a guar flshmg and golf C Y O CYO basketball team he wrll score even htgher rn college Football 1 2 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 Homeroom Oflicer l 5-' SHEILA SLATER Laughter that dimples lbe cheek Te1la Sl y good humored talkat1ve an1mal lover athletxc bops w1th Splflt CYO a baller1na gomg to UConn or becommg an a1r l1ne stewardess lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Pep Clu 1 2 CAROLYN STEERE The .rzncere alone can recognize .nncerzly Carolyn brrght red ha1r n1ce sm1le r flf-IC personal1ty sa1l1ng enthus1ast Sprmg Glen Fellowsh1p college hope u Duzll 2 5 Ed1tor1n ch1ef 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 Debatmg Club 2 3 Homeroom Officer 3 Cu pola2 5 UN Club4 G1rls All State 5 Nat Honor So c1ety 3 4 R186 Clubl 2 3 ELIZABETH A SIRLES Wztb an eye lo see lzles funnfert nde Betty Oh good gr1ef' jolly WIIIY fun lovxng loves sw1mm1ng softball basketball bowlmg adores ammals plans for the future un known Intramurals 1 2 3 Bo l mg Club 3 4 Pep Club I 2 Gu1dance Office Ass t I Cholr 4 FTA 2 5 E fig.. vw., MARTIN L STEUCEK Give me freedom and fun Marrv happy ev f-11. lucky swrmmer at the 'ir:-- buxlds boats loys saxltng college for the future Swlmmlng Team 1 2 5 CoCapta1n 4 Intramurals SANDRA SLATER Leis be up and dozng Sandy hey k1ds' USY hosp1tal volunteer worker watersports p1ano college w1ll h1gh l1ght Sandys future Venture FNA12 3 4 L1brary Asst I 2 3 Home room Ofhcer l 2 5 Dance Comm1ttees1 2 5 4 Ma1n Office Asst 2 Pep Club 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 fx DOROTHEA STOEHR Quze! and Sincere Dottle Wesleyan weekends craves over PIZZZ sw1mm1ng skanng Fellowsh1p presxdent Sunday school teacher WI attend S1mmons or Connect1 cut College to become teacher Venture Honor SOCICIY 5 Dial 1 2 3 4 B10 Club 2 FTA 2 5 Llbrary Asst 2 3 4 Homeroom Of HCCI' 3 4 Dance Comm1ttee 3 Intramuralsl 2 64 gs -12' LINDA R SMITH Happy as the day sr long Lynne You are a great one' sunny d1SPO SIIIOH entered Hamden 1n her Sophomore year 1 es sports cars modern 1azz b1g CIIICS sketchmg and pa1nt1ng and Mar o Ianza attends Elm C1ty Academy of l-Ia1r dressmg Lynnes future plans 1nclude gomg to New York to srudv fashlon desrgn IH GUY F STEUCEK Wu and wudom are born wal: a man Guy bombed out fr1endly and cheerful sa1l1ng and water sknng Inter H1gh SCYVICC ASSOCIHIIOH fabulous remarks college bound Swlmmlng Team 1 2 3 VHISIIY Club 3 Officer 4 Homeroom OHicer 2 4 am 'Ds 1'-'Y EVA SUOZZO Tell me pretty rrzaulerz are there any more at home lzke you Eve dark curly hart that camay look co lector of Broadway musrcal albums C Y O co lege bound Pep Club l 2 Venture 4 Psychology Club 4 PHYLLIS N SWINKIN Her laugh a hoort to your e 0 Phy Honey Bunny blonde wntry frrendly good natured tlckles the keys an apt swrmmer an archery ex pert USY prestdenr Teens Agarnst Polro ture plans mclude nursmg mth a BS derzree Natnonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Attendance Office Assrstant 4 Gym Asslstant 7 TNA l 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 Home room Officer l Cupola 3 1 FRANK W STONE Leuure 11 the best of all pzmemom Wayne mlschlevous u of fun a superb cook enjoys dancing plans to attend college Homeroom Oflicer 4 1- K STUART TASSNHER Alztagr a lrme or humor tu hot rods and draa races after hugh school Stus future plans are rn the held of prlntmg Football 1 65 VALORY STRATTON Lzght ar a feather Va neat n sweet a real blusher very petlte always dressed rn e plans to enter mer chandlsrng at Mount Ida Drama Club 4 Venture 4 Chorus 4 Psychology Club 4 it YN i SANIDRA J THOMPSON A golden zofce and golden harr Sandy soft spoken brlght eyes ambrtron to Maf- CAROLYN SWAN Grace :J but glory begun Carolyn blonde wavy a1r soft volced Y P F av1d tennrs fan Tennrs Club 1 3 Pep Club 2 Intramurals l Homeroom Officer 3 Venture 4 JEANNETTE TABER Dance laugh and he merry Jeanette qunte a dancer collects records loves to swxm n skate mll attend Stone or become an arrlxne stewardess lntramuralsl 2 3 4 5 be a medxcal secretary v YTeensl FNA l Z 4 Choxrl 1' ja- MARTIN I TRUEHART Good humor :J goodnen and wudom comhzned Marty faithful sports an plays a terrific game of golf a good sport member of Junior Achieve ment plans to attend col ege FTA I 3 Historian 2 Treasurer 4 Bowlingl 2 3 Gym Assistant 3 4 Home room Officer 3 4 Venture 4 GEORGE URQUHART Where theres a will theres' a way George Let s bug out of here ooh that smile cars cars cars attended Bassett C Y O college bound Football 3 Intramurals Q '01 EDWARD TIEFENBRUNN Good nature ir a handy tool. Tief . . . hot rod fan . . . can be found working on cars quite a shot with a rifle mechanics or electronics figure in his future Rifle Team 1 2 3 Captain 4 Varsity Club 3 4 ,ix 'if'- fared: at 9 ADDISON VERRILL Self trust tr the Ent secret of .tucters suave and col legiate enjoys beach par ties reading and lobster senator at Boys State heading for the Ivy League Dance Committee 1 Track Team 2 Dtall 2 3 Feature Editor 4 Homeroom Officer Student Government Day National Honor Society 3 4 Venture 4 MICHAEL J. TOOMEY Action: .tpeak louder than words. Mike . . . man with a purpose . . . a hard and steady worker . . . summer of junior year in Austria . . . nice smile . . . member of Inter-High Service Assoc enjoys working with people plans to attend an Ivy League Col ege career in business Student Council 1 2 3 President 4 Class President 1 2 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Foot 2 3 4 T ck 2 Dance Committees 1 2 3 K CAESAR VIOLANO For man tr greater than he .teemx Caesar Is it ever' can be found working on cars likes everythmg but school plans to work after finishing school ckey I 2 3 4 n rals I 2 3 if HELGA TSCHINKEL Hzgh erected thoughts seated nz the heart of courtesy Helga pleasant always smiling from Huntsville Ala outdoor fiend hobbies range from piano playing to photography will attend college Cupola 3 4 Debating Club 3 Vice President 4 Intramu rals 3 4 CAROLYN M VELARDI Come on gtrlt lets have .tome fun Carol parties danc ing CYO a lover of sports bowling roller skating swimming ice skating hopes to attend Quinnipiac future plans medical secretary Pep Club 2 Library Assist ant 2 Intramurals 2 3 1, ROBERT W WARNER Be fair and you wtll he 'MPM Bo member of 4 H C ub witty gentle with animals collects leaf clovers interested in agriculture Cafe Assistant 2 3 4 MARY WHALEN She war made for playful thought: happy laughter Betsy joined us from I-Iillhouse C Y O bowl ing roller skating ice skating plans to attend Stone Business College to be a med ical secretary LINDA VISCHIO Shaper the world with her in sweet attractive and graceful loves hockey and swimming collects stuffed animals plans to make some lucky boss a good secretary Cheerleader 3 4 Pep Club 2 Homeroom Officer 4 In tramurals 3 4 ?' I'-RQ S 1 R fl., :kb 4 vt in 69x RONALD VOTTO Ar a man speak: ro tr he Ron talkative working man likes any thing connected with cats plans to enter the Armed Forces CARMENCITA WHITNEY THOMAS B- WIEN5 'Strll water rum deep IN ever war a rincere word ' ew, lon. 'Tom alias Boston Charlie' .. .. . . . intelligent . . . nice . . . . . ,czfsxwg smiliillgsly. 'WELS ham fm 4 - - Plays Biggs musg rrfgpeclagwlunga: grchia iBiolIdg1yIelColi1Ifesl:I . .ni Achigvenaem C erlfns to 3- plays piano for Sunday School tend a nursin' gchgol Wi . . . will probably loin the Ivy - g . ' ' ' League. specialize in child care. Debating Club 2 3 Presi Club I' F.N.S. I ' U h . Library Assistant 2 3' Ven- iegtg grggI?e2A55gilst ?h5b 'we 4' Dial I 2 5 4' Venture 4. 67 A iS-,ev PATRICIA WEBER She ill: the asr wzth warmth and cheer at don t get cocky beautiful red hair likes meeting new people varied rnterests will enter the business world Library Asslstant 1 2 Bowling Club Homeroom Of ficer 2 Intramurals Venture 4 Pep Club l 2 DARELLE L WHITE Good nature rr the way to all our heart: Debbie sports en thusiast dancing photo raphy and cooking mood music by Jackie Gleason a conscientious worker U S Y plans to enter sec retarial college History Club Social Studies Office Worker Intramurals ROBERTJ WILSON Life rr nothing wrthout laughter R wrtty healthy chuckles loves horror movres true sports man future plans--Certn fled Publxc Accountant In ramurals I 2 3 4 Bowling 2 Captann 3 Bank Assrstant 4 PATRICIA G WOODBURY Whore ltfe rr huhhle and rn length a :pan at glrl wxth a srnrle likes ballet and modern dancing Junxor Achreve ment rnterested ln bxology and physxology plans to be a physrcal therapist Venture 4 Brology Club 3 Debating Club 4 Choir 4 Bowllng Club 2 3 Intramu rals 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 fl Q- ,Wh-r JOSEPH WILLIAMS Tomorrow tr a new adventuref The Banana Klng car racing and mechanrcs bananas and the army own busrness awaits hlm CAROLE A WILLIS Ready for fun when ft should come Carole happy go lucky collects unlor Achrevement plans ro go on wlth homemaknng attends a culinary school Lrbrary Assnstant Gurdance Ofhce Assrstant Intramurals 2 3 Chorr 69' it 4 Q ' tj' DAVID WRIGHT Set my .rpmt free Dave man of action those crazy hats enjoys flyrng stamp collector member of Inter I-I1gh Servlce Assoc wxll enter the legal professlon Track I 2 3 4 Intramu ra 2 3 gr- Y7 GEORGIA C ZAICHUCK A twznhle an her eye and a .Hgh when .the uent hy George Whats the Message? zesty blonde porsed and self assured plans to attend college wxll enter the teachxng pro fessron Pep Club I 2 Twxrlrng 3 4 Intramurals Venture 4 68 CT' JOYCE W1NN1cK Let ur then he what we are and speak what we thmle Joycxe a deep thmker talented musxcally enloys wntmg plans to attend college CoY I Debating Club 1 2 Cupola2 3 4 Dtall 2 3 Assrstant Edrtor 4 Homeroom Officer I Venture 4 BARBARA ANN WRIGHT 'The lart wzth the delicate utr Bobby Ann swxng mg pony tall enyoys sew ing swlmmlng slcatlng member of C Y O a nurs mg course will be her goal P Club I 2 Future Nurses I 2 5 Intramurals Dance Commlttee 1 Venture 4 Cholr 4 Lxbrary Assistant 5 Mann Ofhce Assrstant 4 1 ' gs.--f 'YF' SHEILA MULROY A merry heart lwetb long Shexla quxet and re served friendly s smlle lxkes movxes and Sheila wxll con tmue her educatnon after grad uatmg -xli- ,,1,1l ,i,...---l- , 11., VI A , 'll 4' ,.:5 '- ,,. ,..-- i,,.,i ,,-.,i,... ELIZABETH M ZAMPANO Lwe wbzle you can Betty seamstress fnrst class loves to sew C Y O and Jumor Achlevement l1kes sports and cookmg hopes to be a medxcal secre tary FNA 1 Lxbrary Asslstant 2 Intramuralsl 3 GEORGE BROWN Good nature 1: a good banners gemal g very nnce lookmg lnkes cars future looks brlght for Al 'Msix 1 LEONARD ZIRLEN 'The only way to have friends 1: to be one Lenme spreads hns good cheer to all U SY enloys pamtmg swxms lxke a fish plans to be an mtenor decorator History Club 3 Al. is L- ' ....f S. Mate an Q Btnrlamaiinn JS 95 We the Class of 1959 1n full v1ew of the fact that our llfe at Hamden I-Itgh IS drawmg to a close do hereby make thrs our last wlll and testament and berng of sound mrnd and body Cwe thmkj bequeath the followrng possesslons To the entrre faculty-our appreclatron for thenr patrence rn teachrng us the Three Rs CHeaven knows they needed an awful lot D To Mrss Russell all the slrde rules we borrowed To Mr T1erney an art1fic1al flower to be worn 1n his lapel To Mr Grnmes five hundred feet of unwound recordlng tape to keep hlm busy durmg the summer To Mr Hartley a llcense to produce and dxrect My Farr Lady hoprng lt w1ll be as dramatrc as hrs hrstory classes To Mr Gag11ard1 the srghs of all the gurls To Mrs Hastmgs a barrel of file cards Havmg thus drsposed of prrceless belongmgs to the faculty we the student body pledge varrous rdrosyncrasnes Marlon Adamczyk bequeaths a bottle of wh1te shoe polrsh for Mr Nolan s whrte bucks Carol Adams leaves a paxr of wh1te bobby socks to Mass Mane Geenty Sancl1 Adams w1lls her rnnumerable sweaters to her sxster amce Ph1l Addarro takes his abrlrtres rn ha1r dressrng w1th htm Ann Artro thankfully leaves her box of Quaker Oats Pat Amellrn leaves the path she has worn walkmg wrth eff Annette Amendola bequeaths her large and mtrxcate lunches to the cafe Annette Amore leaves to become a sarlor on the U S S Gatlmg Flo Angalvlch leaves her natural blonde harr to the many junrors who have tr1ed to xml tate lf Sue Ayotte w1lls her lrttle rmg to anyone wrth a srze two flnger Valerre Baker leaves her long scratchy fingernarls and her tremendous basketball ab1l1ty to Mrs D1llon Sally Baldwrn wxlls her polse and grace to a charm school Al Bannmg pledges hrs shower cuts to the boy s gym Bert Barbrerx leaves a worn out typewrlter to her typmg class Bob Barcsansky relmqunshes hrs lxst of tardy excuses to the mam office to be put on hle Bob Barrett leax es hrs excuses too Al Bartlett leaves very qu1etly fShhh' J Suzanne Peterson leaves with oodles and oodles of shorthand notes Sandl Petrelle leaves her congemalrty throughout the school Dnane Pferffer leaves by way of the front door but after 2 55 P M 0 of 9 ' 1 I 1 I ' ' H A II H Mickey Achorn leaves his way with wimminf' CLASS WILL Ann Bohan leaves the choir srngrng at the top of her lungs Susan Bull leaves Hamden for more of those Harvard week ends Josephine Caponera leaves her long pony tarl to a horse that doesn t own one Amelia Cocchraro leaves with a drploma Anne Colavolpe wrlls her vacant seat rn the Student Council to a deserving yunror Elaine Colella leaves trrg class wrth a long sigh of relref Kathy Cosgrove wrlls her name to the absentee lrsts engraved rn gold Carmel Cutrcello prcked a bouquet of yellow darsres and wrlls them to the main office Adrrenne D Ambrosro wrlls her natural wavy harr to Rosanne Rosanthal Janet Darcy leaves her TAP post sadly Pat Davin leaves Hamden twrrlrng her baton and chewing gum Joanne De Brase leaves a well worn gym surt rn memory of the attempts at tumbling she made Joan DeDomrnrc leaves for a career rn harr dressing Carol Dell Acy leaves Hamden a little colder wrthout her warm smrles Lrnda Della Rocco wrlls her abrlrty to spell her name backwards forward and rnsrde out to the main oflice Ronald Carver wrlls hrs deep rich vorce to Mr White Vrncent Crmrno leaves sad memories of those current events tests to Mrs Hastings Bob Brown leaves hrs swrmmrng trunks to Mr Dyckes Bev Brarn with Adele Gay leave therr giggles to Mr Hartley John Burke leaves hrs guitar to Mr Elvrs Costanzo Sue Bush leaves a wrg to Mr Grimes to cover up hrs wavy harr Eloyse Callahan leaves for Ernre Dave Camp wrlls hrs abrlrty to send Morse Code messages to anyone who may get locked jim Capasso wrlls hrs flrrtrng eyes to any student with the same srze eye sockets Don Carlson bequeaths hrs herght to all tall grrls Judy Carbonella thoughtfully bequeaths her stock rn the Kleenex Company srnce she won t be here to hand out her drvrdends to students with the snrffles Dolores Carute wrlls her speed rn basketball to future H M H S players Marrlyn Cavalrerr leaves her comb and mrrror rn the grrl s lav George Chamberlarn leaves a complete set of exam papers to Wes Frord to pass next year s course rn chemrstry William Charbonneau pledges mrnk coats to the grrls rn that cold study hall udy Cawood pledges her bowlrng basketball tennrs and cheerrng abrlrtres to all the junior grrls to be drvrded up among them Mrke Battrsta leaves hrs crgarettes rn hrs locker Ginny Beaudrn leaves a parr of broken glasses to Mr Nolan Carolyn Becker leaves her nickname Skr nose well hrdden Ed Bekalowrcz pledges hrs snazzy harr cut to Leo Davrn Paul Berg leaves a prle of Christmas trees rn the Mech Dr Room Mary Berger wrlls her bakrng abrlrry to Mrs Gambeskr Irrs Bernard leaves a varrety of lrpsrrcks to be passed out to the grrls graduation night Larry Bertolrnr leaves hrs fan club as one of next year s school actrvrtres Leonda Bettarellr leaves her love of Hershey Bars to Mr Hershey Drane Brnder leaves a floor polrsher to the yanrtors so that everyone may skate to therr classes Alrce Brrney leaves her freckles to Mr Scanlon Barbara Blesh leaves her politeness to Emily Post Ginny Borrellr wrll leave wrth Rrchre Barbara Bossart bequeaths all the sweaters she has made to Murph and hrs Rangers or them to wear when they cut the grass Rrchard Bowes leaves hrs clarrnet to the band Carol Bozzuto wrlls her long and beautiful eyelashes to Maybelline Verna Bradley leaves free Lrnda Bradley leaves her desk rn homeroom to anyone who wrll enloy a vrew of the tennrs courts Davrna Bruno leaves her love of math rn Mr Petrone s class Frank Bronner leaves for hrs own band Dave Brown leaves for the servrce Carol Frondella grwes the dress she made rn Homemakrng Class to Mrss Terrace with love and krsses Judy Fuhr pledges a stubborn steering wheel to Mr Korby . . . . , , . . , , . . UP- . . . . . Thomas Cavaliere wills his complimentary manner to the junior boys. J g . . . y , . , . . . . ' f CLASS WILL Grace Gallo bequeaths her funny expressrons to a sourpuss Ray Gambardella wrlls hrs way wrth the grrls to a needy Romeo john Delaney grves hrs tremendous vocabulary to a drctronary all hrs own Jo Anne Falcone and Carol Mrllrken leave after a brref stay Genevreve Grannottr leaves the correct trme for the clocks rn the cupola Carolyn Grant leaves the rntroductron to the sack at the rally as a new style Judy Goodmaster wrlls her petrteness to Mrs Ford joan Green wrlls horses horses horses as a means of transportatron to Hamden Hrgh Nancy Hammer leaves Avagadro hrs number maybe he can understand rt Helen Hansted pledges the homeroom dues to Mr Rapuano for the Robrn Hood Fund Rrchard Gramettr wrlls those rntellectual horn rrmmed glasses to Mr Grrmes Wrllram Grrfhth leaves hrs abrlrty to run the half mrle to all those who frnd themselves runnrng after the bus every mornrng Wesley Hale wrlls hrs Boy Scout badges to Ed Malavase Roger Hansell bequeaths a nrne by twelve portrart of hrmself hung rn the mam lobby for the grrls to srgh over Maurrce Hansen wrlls hrs Dral cartoons to Marcra udd Betsy Doolrttle wrlls her cute headbands to an Indran squaw Barbara DeVrta and Drane Newton leave to do more letter wrrtrng Theresa DrLella wrlls her wavy harr to someone who has the strarght harr problem on rarny days Anne Drmrck leaves her cool nrcknames locked rn the safe never to be seen agarn Donna Doyle wrlls her baton to a scrap metal company but takes her tremendous abrlrtres wrth her Larry Drago pledges hrs undyrng devotron to Mr Stebbrns to hrs next homeroom Rrchard Dube wrlls hrs prnk car to the drrvrng classes Doug Dyckes wrlls hrs college board marks to all future college asprrants john Edwards leaves as quretly as he came Patty Epps returns her krlts to Scotland Roberta Epstern leaves her grggles rn the marn offrce Tony Esposrto grves hrs blond curls to grrls who can t get the top off the peroxrde bottle Pete Esposrto sends hrs srdeburns to Elvrs who lost hrs Rrchre Falcrgno wrlls hrs posrtron as co captarn of the football team to Leo Mary Ferraro wrlls her worn out hrstory book to Mr Caruso Paul Festa rsnt leavrng hrs hockey strck he s takrng rt wrth hrm Bob Festa relrnqurshes hrs seat rn 207 to the next lucky srtter Wrlford Clark and Ken Chambers bequeath to the faculty therr plan for a two day school week and a live day weekend Peter Clement grves hrs herght to those tall srx foot five grrls who wrsh they were just a lrttle shorter Al Confrancesco wrlls to all teachers pencrls whrch cannot mark less than srxty Mrtchell Cohan presents Mr Hartley wrth a joke book fVol 2 of Srck Srck Srck J Tom Colvano wrlls hrs grrdle to anyone who wants rt Sal Dattrlo wrlls hrs abrlrtres to get rnto and out of more scrapes to Gary Lambert Dan DeGennaro leaves Mrckey DeGennaro bequeaths hrs basketball herrtage to the next DeGennaro to enter Hamden Ron DeGennaro takes hrs love of cars wrth hrm Robert Della Valle and oe Wrllrams leave Hamden for the busrness world Paul Derbacher leaves Mr Stebbrns class happrly Sue Carroll leaves her lrst of one hundred thousand vocabulary words on Mr Green berg s desk Dave Cleaver leaves hrs motor scooter outsrde the metal shop to be used rn future drrvrng classes Susre Davrs grves her Mrd western twang to a Brooklynrte Lours DeCato leaves hrs prnochle deck rn the borler room Francrs Devrne can t leave fast enough ohn Harwood leaves hrs srlence wrth the memory that Srlence rs Golden Donny Harger leaves the keys to the door of our swrmmrng pool wrth Tom Walbert Tom Hennessey grx es hrs brrght red vest to Mr Hunt Lrnda Hanusrak wrlls farthful serxrce as a lrbrary assrstant to Mrss Smrth Betsy Hrgney bequeaths her pampered convertrble to anyone wrth enough patrence to get rt started rn the mornrng Grnny Pogonelskr wrlls her modern dance to Murph I 5 ' , . 3 1 . l. - . . I A . . 7 . . ' Robert Feinn leaves a new style wallpaper to Mr. Grande-tardy slips. 7 W . . . , , . . CLASS WILL Janet Putnam leaves her pretty smrle wrth everyone Josephrne Hudzrk and Georgrana Lupolr wrll therr typrng abrlrty to Fran Adduccr Judy Humphrey bequeaths her enthusrasm for the Musrc Club to Pete Barbrerr Davrd Hunter wrlls hrs Tab Hunter smrle to all the grrls oAnne Iacobellrs wrlls her sweetness to Barbara Marcrl Joan Istas wrlls her fashron parade to the G S O Assemblres Cathy Iannottr pledges her abrlrty to do cartwheels and splrts to Mr Leake to be offered as a course rn gym Charles Jacobs leaves brcarbonate of soda to the grrls homemakrng classes Ellen Hollrngshead relrnqurshes her Englrsh accent Ellen Karber leaves as does LaVerle Carpentrno Judy Keatrng wrlls her bouncy and happy manner to haunt Mr Nolan Alan Johnson leaves chemrstry class rrcher by a few taps on the head Mal Johnson leaves a whrff of NaOH to Mr Lafayette Brll Juul pledges hrs swrmmrng abrlrtres to a fish wrthout frns Jay Kaplowrtz leaves hrs new rncomparable two left footed dance style Sylvra Manratakrs wrlls her many posrtrons as Hrstorran to Sue Sprnellr John MacKay leaves hrs pole vaultrng pole stuck rn the sand Carmella Manrcone takes her engagement rrng wrth her Robert Malaro leaves hrs deep vorce boomrng through the halls Pat Manley takes hrs baseball unrform wrth hrm Phyllrs Masotta bequeaths her whrstle polrceman s hat and stoplrght to the Traffrc Squad Chuck McCabe leaves hrs Lucky Seven hockey shrrt to No 14 Vrnny McManus leaves quretly lrke a cyclone Kathy McKeown leaves her dragons dragons dragons rn thrs yearbook Regrna Mrglrozzr pledges her post rn Mrs Donahue s office to Jo Anne Barera Beverly Kelly leaves one thousand feet of lunch trckets to Mrs Gambesky Sally Kelly leaves her debatrng abrlrtres-even rn the cafe to the Debate Club for some real hot drscussron Kevrn Kelly leaves hrs post at the Whrtney rn good hands John Kennedy wrlls hrs chemrstry apron to the Salvatron Army Joanna Krndt takes her chemrstry apron wrth her Lourse Krrschner leaves her abrlrty to grve oral talks to a shy sophomore Carole Krrschner bequeaths to any long wrnded junror the route for delrverrng absentee bulletrns Marrlyn Kockler leaves as does Angelo Nuzzo Nancy Koenrg bequeaths her pretty blue eyes to all yunror grrls Phyllrs Konrtz leaves for greener pastures rn college Jrm Koester leaves hrs abrlrtres to lump out wrndows rn Room 112 Carolyn Krom pledges her Traffic Squad post to anyone wrth a strong constrtutron Patrrcra Krott leaves to Don the whrte cap Fred Johnson leaves hrs srlly grrn rrght where rt rs Lours Landrno wrlls hrs cookrng abrlrty to the cafe mmmmm that spaghettr' Celrne Langer takes her celrne ky first name wrth her ohn Lauro leaves Mrss ames sadly amre Kneen leaves Hamden rn a cool convertrble dorng nrnety mrles an hour Wrllram LaVorgna leaves hrs Job as cafe assrstant happy wrth hrs free lunches Rrchard Lemay leaves a balloon to the Englrsh department so that wrth the help of hrs hot arr they may rrse to herghts where Englrsh rs unknown oan Lawlor bequeaths her waves to her frrends so that they may rrde on the trde of success John Lrndsay pledges hrs resoundrng vorce to the Met Jennrfer Lloyd and Karl Anderson wrll an ree cream soda to Mr Lafayette Garl Longley bequeaths her lrsp to a Gerber s ad Bob Longley wrlls hrs red harr and freckles to an Irrsh leprechaun Rrchard Longyear leaves Dennrs Marlowe leaves on mo wheels Brenda Massey leaves her baton and boots to Carol Abbatello Judy Luft bequeaths her smrle to an Ipana ad Irv LaVrgne leaves hrs Algebra II book to be burned Jeff Lucas leaves hrs artrstrc talents on the desk rn 110 Sue Lyon wrlls her abrlrty to capture oxygen rn a closed tube to all chemrstry hopefuls Frank Lyons leaves hrs freckles rn a box rn the vrsual ards room Joan Kelsey bequeaths her complexion to a Noxema ad. 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CLASS WILL Alfred Mrlana leaves hrs drawrngs wrth Mr Nolan Steve Norkus leaves hrs map of Hamden s parkrng places rn hrs locker Davrd Neumann wrlls hrs blond harr to Russell Swanson Melrnda Neal leaves her lrttle yellow bug to the drrvrng classes Pat Ocone grves her green and gold flag to next year s flag twrrler Arlene Pontecorvo bequeaths her place rn the Drama Club to Lrz Taylor ean Nadeau wrlls to all three classes her patrence rn the lunch lme as well as her sympathres Bob O Keefe and Ray Andrews thankfully leave 10 568 C or rs rt 975 vocabulary words Ronald Orr wrlls hrs screntrfic mrnd to posterrty Davrd Olsen leaves a bottle of ArrWrck rn the Men s Faculty Room Tony Paglruca leaves hrs looks rn Hollywood Wrllram Palmrerr leaves hrs expert horsemanshrp to Donny Perkrns Clarre Paulson won t leave her Frank Srnatra prctures Annre Pease pledges her sack yumper to Mrss Smrth Dean Pedersen leaves Inter Hrgh to profrt by rtself Russell Pendred leaves wrth a Cheerro to Hamden Jrmmy Pestey wrlls hrs long legs to Mr Carbone Dante Pasqualonr leaves wrth tears rn hrs eyes Steve Oxsalrda leaves hrs tremendous love for chemrstry glad that he can leave rt Ann Powers leaves her psychology notes for a bonfrre at our 25th reunron Frank Proto leaves Fred Raban leaves too Bob Rasche leaves hrs Natronal Honor Socrety prn wrth Mr Lloyd Carolrne Regan leaves her rnfectrous grggle to all wrthrn hearrng Ray Rrccrardr wrlls hrs hockey strck to next year s champrons jackre Rrchrtellr leaves her G S O card to Barbara Marcrl Lourse Rrles wrlls her homeroom dues to 308 A Pat Rolfe leaves her petrteness to the basketball team John Rollr leaves by way of the wrong ramp Donald Rosadrnr leaves as does Bob Warner Phyllrs Rosenfeld leaves her cute harr dos to Pat Macauley Howre Roseman leaves the teachers wrth some peace and quret Howard Rosenfeld leaves hrs busrness lrke manner Buddy Roth leaves the football team mrnus one superb football player Lrnda Rundstrom leaves her brrght red wrnter coat to Grnny Abate Rosemary Ruotolo leaves her New Haven State Teacher s College sweatshrrt rn gym Donald Russo leaves a system of four mrnute classes and forty five mrnutes for passrng Lucrlle Sandella leaves her footprrnts on the football field as a twrrler Elarne Sargolrnr wrlls her long and beautrful black harr to Dorrs Oertel Tony Scarpellrno leaves hrs hot feet to Arthur Murray Rrchard Schenk wrlls hrs talents as a busboy to Robert Waldron Al Schevlrng leaves hrs hearty laugh rn 308 A Buddy Schrle wrlls Mr Hartley some tranqurlrzer prlls Anne Marre Sapro leaves her vrp vrm and vrgor to the Pep Club Andrew Rrccrardr leaves Sue Schrller leaves her Senerchra proyect the calves heart to the cafe Grnny Schupp takes her amorous wrrtrngs from the blackboards Lance Schutz and Stuart Bernard leave an alrbr detector to the faculty to be used on senrors who try to lustrfy therr farlrng marks Ed Seeley leaves to porn Loretta Carol Mrlrcr leaves wearrng her Northwestern sweatshrrt Kenny Mordecar leaves hrs abrlrty to bend ears Calvert Morgan leaves hrs grrlfrrend all alone Mary Ann Morton wrlls a prle of math and scrence books to Mrss Russell Robert Mullrgan bequeaths a srze 48 gym surt to the Boy Scouts who may need a tent thrs summer Yetta Mrkolrnskr wrlls her love for the Mech Dr Room to Nancy Adams ohn Murray leaves after second perrod as does Art O Hare Pete Mendelsohn pledges a lrst of new words to Mr Webster Anthony Marone leaves finally Bob Murphy leaves the Merry Mortrcrans wrth one less undertaker Anne O Donnell leaves her desk rn Englrsh Robert Srlvestro leaves hrs taxr to the runror grrls Larry Srmeone and Brll Srmrone leave the football team - r . . . 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CLASS WILL Mary Ann Srmler takes her tattoo wrth her Ray Srrrco leaves Mrs Donahue cured at last Betty Srrles leaves for the church Sandy Slater wrlls her correct answers to next year s Adv Chem class Sherla Slater leaves her trapeze blouses to Mary Ann Addarro Lrnda Smrth leaves her Brooklyn accent to anyone wrth a Mrd western twang Carolyn Steere leaves her red harr to Lrbby Avery so that she wrll always be brrght on to Marty Steucek leaves for Branford Guy Steucek leaves hrs manlrness to Fred Wanguaard Dotty Stoehr leaves takrng her frat prn wrth her Eva Suozzo wrlls her peaches and cream complexron to the many grrls who envy rt Phyllrs Swrnkrn leaves her homeroom bulletrn for next year s sophomore homeroom Trudy O Connell leaves for the Armed Forces Ann Powers leaves her psychology notes for a bonfire at our 25th reunron Carolyn Swan wrlls her graceful art to Perry Lee Donovan Jeannette Taber wrlls her sprtcurls Helga Tschmkel leaves everyone rn the dust when she runs the track Valorre Stratton leaves her short skrrts to someone else wrth pretty legs Wayne Stone leaves hrs abrlrty to cook those delrcrous onron rrngs to Mrs Gambeskr Stuart Tassmer bequeaths hrs abrlrty to fall asleep rn study hall to Gary Tracey Sandy Thompson leaves Mr Harkrn s class joyously Eddre Trefenbrum leaves Hamden hrs rrfle over hrs shoulder Mrke Toomey leaves to Hamden the memorres of one of rts best students Martrn Trueheart leaves hrs name to a soap opera George Urquhart leaves hrs Parkrng space rn the back of the school to a Junror payrng the Carolyn Velardr departs from Hamden on two wheels Addrson Verrrll wrlls hrs subtle jokes to a bomb factory Caeser Vrolano leaves hrs purple car to Satan Lrnda Vrschro and Martha Osgood leave therr long harr to Rapunzel Ronald Votto shakes wrth deep emotron at the thought of leavrng Pat Weber bequeaths her orrgrnal ballet dances to Mrs Owens Betsy Whalen came by way of Hrllhouse leaves by way of Hamden Carmencrta Whrtney and Phrl Brown leave therr marks to chem class Tom Wrens leaves all the hams at the Hamden radro statron Carole Wrllrs leaves sadly at the thought of losrng her homeroom Joyce Wrnnrck pledges her orange leotards to Murph Bob Wrlson leaves a parr of gold plated bowlrng shoes to the Bowlrng Club Pat Woodbury pledges the rat she drssected to a bottle of formaldehyde Dave Wrrght wrlls hrs handy dandy wrrst watch the watch that tell to oe Grosser Bobby Ann Wrrght pledges her carefree and easy manner to Nancy Lawson Darrell Whrte leaves Lenny Lenny Zrrlen leaves Darrell Betty Zampano and Judy Enstrom leave warm smrles to all of Hamden Georgra Zarchuck wrlls her la a azy way of walkrng In wrtness thereof we do srgn thrs document and hereto fore make rt our last Cas well as our frrstj legal testrmony as to the wherewrthal of our prrzed belongrngs Grnny Beaudrn Marron Adamczyk Judy Engstrom Carol Adams Georgranna Lupolr Annette Amore Carol Mrlrcr Sue Bush Grnny Pogonelskr Sue Carroll Pat Weber Pat Davrn Carmencrta Whrtney Anne Drmrck 75 Bobby Ann Wrrght . . . . P' highest price. ' ' ' - ' - s all - J III K Q CJ' f Roger Hansell CLASS HEARTBREAKERS BIEST NATURED iq? ,V Y., in 'Y 4 ,fx 'E' ...- Sally Baldwin Phyllis Masotta 5, ,lim Koestcr Y' .QR Y vu. - 2 ,, i v I Jamie Kneen CLASS SOCIALITES Georgia Zaichuk Sandy Adams BEST DANCERS Anthony Scarpellino 'vw v.4 5 S.: MOST COLLEGIATIZ MOST ADBIIRED 1 Tom Colvano Richic. Falcigno Judy Cavnood Anne Culavolpe Q: , L.. BEST FIGURE A : .. 3 ,fe , IXICEST xi Donna Doyle ,X . C rolxn Steere Sxlxia 'xlaniatakis ffl' 2 Dean Pedersen Q L , is W 76 Q.. s ln ,,, MOST SINCERE Carol Dell'Acy CHANGED MOST Paul Berg Marty Steucek, Ginny Beaudin G? T f P WHEELS jeffrey Lucas CLASS ARTISTS TO SUCCEED Robert Rasche Ml DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Football Team, Cheerleaders ,C fs . T . gf SENIOR Melinda Neal I ,:. C I MOST COURTEOUS MOST INTELLIGENT Doug Dyckes, Nancy Hammer Barbara Blesh ACTIVE gs Karl Anderson A MOST DIGNIFIED 'C' Q . 1-4 :W 9 . X Judy Carbonella BEST DRESSED Kathy McKeown , lx IL, 'Ji lf 1. T' EQ- NX! 4 Bob Silvestro MOST CAREFREE Celine Langer Mickey DeGennaro BEST PERSONALITY Adele Gay ,- 'vw 'fo inc' 44 Bill Simeone BEST LOOKING CLASS WIT lftf 4. llldiv' Keating, Vlflfem MCMHHUS Dorothea Stoehr 'S 'T Guy Steucek 6. :V I 'gg Ray Ricciardi ina Q ' l sex ' 5- Q. F ' Q. I ,T 7 . 77 K-it - . , N Q , 4 TQ , 'V Q . l Anthony Pagliuc .Q L. T7 T f v 1. Ginny Borrell In L 4. AD! E S T -L THE DRAGON S LAIR DIPLOMATIC FOREIGN AFFAIRS Good evenrng thrs rs Maryann Morton your WHHS news reporter rn Seoul Korea brrngrng you the latest news of the world At 11 10 thrs mornrng one of the most darrng rescues at sea was accomplrshed under the most adverse condr trons A TWA plane enroute from Washrngton to New York was blown off course by hurrrcane force wrnds and was downed rn the Atlantrc off the New jersey shore An army plane prloted by Lance Sbutz of the Unrted States Arr Force recerved an SOS from the drsabled plane and later spotted rt flounderrng rn the ocean The arr force plane was carryrng Army Gen George Scbrle Army Engrneer Dante Parqualonr WAF Lreutenant Ger trude 0 Connell Mrss Barbara Ann Wrrgbt who has the honor of berng the Hrst lady ever appornted Secretary of State and Mrss Suzanne Carroll an employee at the Pen tagon rn Washrngton The prlot rmmedrately radroed the posrtron of the drsabled plane to the U S Alaska under the command of Rear Admrral Edward Seeley and to Commander Robert Longley of the U S Navy whose shrp was also rn the area Wrthrn half an hour the rescue shrps were close by and all the passengers were safely taken aboard The Navy prarsed the herorsm of Mrss Lznda Rund rtrom head stewardess for TWA and Mrss Judy Fubr another stewardess aboard the strrcken plane who had by therr calmness and qurck thrnkrng prevented panrc among the passengers and succeeded rn helprng them rnto the lrfe rafts whrch were tossed about lrke match strcks by the hrgh seas Among the passengers who were rescued were Mrss Judy Humphrey drplomat rn nerghborhood affarrs Mrss Ellen Holltngrbead travel edrtor for Trrps to England Mr Wrllzam Iuul who rs perfectrng hrs Spanrsh as a bull fighter Mrss Suran Scbtller sponsor for Tour Gurdes to Israel Mrss Helga Trcbznkel German translator at the UN Mrss Eltzabetb Zampano member of a harem and Mr Iorepb Wzllzamr who has just been elected Banana Krng of South Amerrca Now stay tuned for a rebroadcast of an epoch makrng speech by Mr Mrcbael Toomey candrdate for Presrdent of the Unrted States All eagle scouts of Pack 10 wrll meet at the home of Den Leader Dave Camp next Thursday Therr other lead er Dawd Newman wrll also be on hand The guest speaker wrll be Werley Hale who travels around the country teachrng scoutrng skrlls Thursday he wrll b teachrng the boys how to swrm and tre knots 1975 SPORTS REVIEW Well folks rts been qurte a year for us sports fans The brggest news was the Olymprcs because so many from thrs country took top honors there It was held rn Hong Kong Georgza Zarcbuk won the world hula hoop cham pronshrp whrle Sally Baldwzn became the first woman ever to break the sound barrrer rn a Volkswagon That debonarr rnternatronal sports figure Ray Rzccrardz took top honors rn the bull rrng Ray by the way spends hrs spare trme teachrng golf at Sun Valley No sport event would be complete wrthout the trumpetrng of Mal Jobn ron and the Olymprcs were no exceptron He ll go any where to support the team rt seems Marty Truebeart took top bowlrng honors but Tbomar Wren: was rndrsput ably the hrt of the show He won the world champron shrp playmg rn hrs tee shrrt' Tom trred to explarn that hrs shrrt had been stolen by some grrl lrkely story Back rn the states Don Harger became manager of the Yale Varsrty Swrm Team Wrllram Grzffitb rs strll man agrng the All State football team whrch rs coached by Tom Coluano Wtlfred Clark coaches the New Haven Blades whose goalre rs Paul Ferta In Boston both Lznda DellaRocca and Mtcbael DeGennaro are Globetrotters and therr captarn rs Alan Iobnron Pat Manley rs a Red Sox But perhaps the brggest and best local news rs that Vrrgznra Borrellrr own football team composed of the eleven Falczgnor beat Notre Dame' MEDICAL MEMOS The New Haven Nurses Assocratron announces wrth regret the transfer of some of the crty s top nurses Head rng for johns Hopkrns wrll be Patrzcra Krott Joanne DeBzare and Regzna Mzglzozzz The assocratron feels sure large number of Washrngton socrety members who have been struck wrth heart drsease recently Medrcal Secretary Sandra Tbompron reported today that screntrst jobn Burke was admrtted to the hosprtal as a result of an accrdent caused by mad chernrsts Rrcbard Lemay and Anne Colavolpe who were experrmentrng wrth hydro chlorrc and caused an explosron Mr Burkes doctors prrvate secretary Annette Amore reports that Mr Burke has recovered enough so that thrs mornrng he proposed to the prettrest nurse on the seventh floor Annette Amendola In the obstretrcrans ward Judy Engrtrom sent for Martan Adamzyck Presrdent of the Professronal Baby Srtters League to care for the former Brenda Marseyr new bouncrng baby grrl AROUND TOWN WITH THE ROVING EYE Good evenrng Brg Brothers rovrng eye rs focused tonrght on Hometown U S A a srmple town rt could be your home town On the corner rs the casrno owned by Frank Proto and along Marn Street are artrst jeff Luca: J studro housewrfe Roremary Ruotolo .f whrte frame house and the home of Mary Ferraro a world Chaucer expert Further up the street lrve Wall Street executrve Bob Rarcbe polrcewoman Lucrlle Sandella Stock Exchange expert Don Runo and Pbyllrr Rorenfeld fashron maga zrne edrtor The crrcus has yust arrrved rn town and we can see jobn Harwood runnrng the Drsneyland toy trarn lean I I I I I , g . . D . v 1 . . . , , I l ' 9 1 . . , . ' . , , . . , I . . . - . . , , . . s - - . , ' I . ' . ' J . . - . - , . ' I 1 , . . ' 1 ' . . . ' . 3 . ' 7 , . I . 4 , - a . - Q I I . , - - - . ' . . .1 I , . ' 9 , , . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . that these young women in white will help cheer up the , . . . . Q . G . - - rt - H. 1 . . , . . . l I ' . I - - , . , ' ' ' . . . y 1 ,. . I s I l Q 1 ' . ' ' . 7 , . . I . , u . ,, . , ' I - 7 I I - . 7 ' I . ' . . . , 1 ' W . . , . . U , . s .I . ' I , . , e . f . , . . . . U a , , . 1 . b ' 7 I . . I . . ' , 1 1 ' 78 nette Taber rs the featured acrobat whrle Frank Bronner rs the tall man Steve Oxraltda rs the vrce presrdent of Ford Motor Company Fred Raban desrgns parts for cats Francs: De Vzne Larry Drago Rtcbard Dube Bob Malaro and Iobn Murray are yornt owners of a garage Bob Brown has gone to yorn the rebels rn Cuba HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP Gossrp columnrst of the Hollywood Info Bulletrn Ce ltne Langer reports the apporntment of Clazre Paulson to the secretarral staff of Frank Srnatra Chmmmj Mean whrle MGM announced the promotrons of ,lorepbtne Hudzzk Ellen Karber Joanne Iacobelltr and Martlyn Kockler These promotrons were due to the fact that all these secretatres can now type 800 words per mrnute It was reported that jo Anne Falcone secretary at In ternatronal Arrlrnes sold Elvrs Presley a one way trcket to New York It seems that Hollywood no longer wrshes to employ the talents of thrs star much to the regret of Darelle Wbzte hrs most ardent fan Mr Presley upon hrs arrrval rn New York hrred a cab owned by the Bob Szlvertro Taxr Servrce and wrthdrew several hundred dol lars from the Frrst Natronal Bank whose clerk Barbara DeVtta was very happy to be of servrce to hrm When Elvrs arrrved Mrss DeVrta had been talkrng wrrh Loan DeCato who was derermmed to type up hrs hrstory term paper whrch strll had not been completed Mr Pres ley then went drrectly to the head of the New York Stock Exchange Larry Szmeone to rnvest rn some wrse stocks Elvrs rnvested rn hrs new record company whrch rs featurrng hrs latest hrr Ill see you at the hrgh school reunron NEW BROADWAY PLAY SMASH HIT A tense drama entrtled Fancy Meetrng You Here has become a hrr overnrght It stars the second Sarah Bern hardt better known as Vtrgzma Pogonelrkz and was pro duced by Ken Mordecai Crrtrc Annte Pease of the New York Trmes declared the show magnrficent After the show the stars lushed rt up at many famrlrar nrghr spots At the Copa Cabana playgrrl Joan Irtar who was es corred by the edrtor of Playboy was seen gabbrng wrrh crgaretre grrl Lznda Bradley At Club 90 the crgarette grrl was Alzce Bzrney whrle at the Club Flamrngo Carole Kmcbner was the camera grrl SHOPPERS SPECIAL 1975 Gorng shopprng would be qurte an experrence thrs year for a Hamden 59 graduate He would frnd many of hrs former classmates erther runnrng stores or work rng rn them Mrckey Acborn rs runnrng an Ivy League Clothrng Store and hrs sales manager rs Iobn Lauro Iobn Delaney rs rn charge of the tall mens department whrle Carol Dell Acy rs the exeartrve drrector Barbara Borrart sells srx footer scarves rn Mrckey s store Donna Doyle has opened her own Slenderella Salon Ronme DeGennaro and Raymond Gambardella have opened grocery stores Peter Clement runs a frozen food cannery Loan landmo has taken over hrs uncle s resrau rant Jamey Pertey sells elevator shoes and Art 0Hare 79 runs the Centervrlle Drug Store Vmcent Ctmmo has be come the pharmacrst at the Hamden Plaza Pbtlltp Addarzo rs a hart stylrsr and rs an expert at grvrng the new Tonr permanent created by Ioan Law lor Roger Hanrell sells men s hart wavrng products and makes the rounds wrth the Fuller brush man Rtcbard Gzamette Ronald Carver rs havrng a lrttle trouble sellrng hrs rnter planetary planes Ray Andrew: sells robrn hood shoes Mtke Batttrta rs a gum salesman whrle Alfred Banntng sells bath tubs Paul Berg sells 6 12 bug appeal jobn Edwardr sells forergn cars Anthony Erportto rs the floor walker at Macys Pbtlzp Brown has just created the 59th Howard john son flavor and Elzzabetb Doolzttle has opened a flower shop that sells corsages for all the hrgh school dances Raymond Srrtco rs now presrdent of the A8cP and rs runnrng mto competrtron from Rurrell Pendred who has reestablrshed Grrstedes Bob lVarner sells the largest four leaf clovers ever grown rn the world lacqueltne Rtcbe tellz and Ann Powerr are seamstresses john MacKay endorses crew neck sweaters for the MacKay Company and Mary Ann Sapto models sweaters Carolyn Velardt sells prng pong tables Eddy Tzefen brnnn runs a forergn car sales room Lznda Vtrcbto rs get trng rrch sellrng hart swatches Pbyllzr Marotta manu factures path finder shoes Vtncent Rotb rs an rnstructor at Charles Atlas Rtcbard Schenk owns Sanford Barn Guy Steucek models Arrow shrrts ALUMNI NOTES Hamden Hrgh graduates of the class of 1959 have made many outstandrng contrrbutrons rn the field of scr ence Nancy Hammer has recently won the Nobel Prrze Leonda Bettarellz and Andrew Rtccrardt have made out standrng contrrbutrons rn the field of mad chemrsrry and Ken Cbamberr rs a hortrculturrsr Paul Derbacber rs a math specralrst Dave Cleaver rs now an exeurtrve at Wrnchester s Hamden graduates have also made outstandrng contrr butrons rn the arts Barbara Blerb has Won the Pulrtzer Prrze for lrterature and Pbyllu Komtz rs another Wrlla Cather Btll laVorgna rs berng harled as the new Prcasso On her recent Harvard weekend Pat Eppr saw Bob DellaValle wearrng hrs nebrsh button Carolyn Grant manufactures fraternrty prns Roberta Eprtetn has let her hart grow down to the floor Ltnda Hanunak rs the head lrbrarran at the New Haven lrbrary Cathy Ianottx rs the Presrdents socral secretary Fred Johnson has changed hrs name to john Carmella Manzcone rs engaged Sally Kelly rs a beach comber at Grove Beach Sylwa Manta taktr has marrred a mrllronarre Katby McKeown has her own lrttle studro rn Greenwrch Vrllage Carol Mzllzlezn rs strll playrng Cuprd for Cheshrre Hamden relatrons Frank Lyon: travels around the country lecturrng on BB Peter Mendelrobn rs majorrng rn psychology and Doug Dycker rs presrdent of the Natronal Bachelor s So crety George Urqubart rs now an auctroneer Pbylltr Swtn km rs the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Don Roradtm rs a gentleman farmer Howte Roreman 15 the 1 ' ' . . 3 - ' ' U -n , . . 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' , . . . - . . . , . 1 ' '1 1 . . . . , 1 - , ' . . . , . . 1 ' , I, . . . . , 1 1 1 president of UI Bev Kelly rs a professional mrmature golf player Mary Berger runs the Slim Trim Bakery Shop Wzlltam Charbonneau is a printer Adele Gay IS a social worker Jenmfer Lloyd runs a tram from Hamden to Yale Gatl Longley ts a physical therapist Brenda Ma: :ey tests hair dyes Tony Pagltuca IS a polrceman Sue Lyon IS a polrcewoman Jzm Koerter IS in charge of the grounds at East Rock Dtane Newton sponsors Tall Tale Contests Bob Wrl:on IS a linancral tycoon Dave Wrtght has broken the sound barrter and Cae:ar Vzolano has climbed to the top of Mount Everest HAIRDRESSERS CONVENTION ATTRACTS EXPERTS FROM ALL OVER STATE A convention of top beautrcrans was held recently in Hartford to honor Thoma: Cavalzere who has just opened his own beauty salon Tom will have a large staff composed of experts in this highly competitive field Hrs harrdressers will be Anne Dzrmcb Lour:e Rtle: Carol Ftondella Kathy Co:grove and Joan DeDomznzc At the conventron Mr Cavaltere met Martlyn Cavalzert and s1nce their last names are practlcally alike they de crded to get married and work together Beverly Brazn rs gotng to give Tom competrtron wrth her own shop Bevs Beauty Barn Dtane Btnder who gives harrdress ing demonstratrons will help Bev THE ROVING REPORTER SPOTLIGHT ON UNIVERSAL HAPPENINGS Here at home we find Janet Putnam a student gutde at UConn Robert Kelly IS prevrewmg movies for the UConn paper Rtchard Longyear is teaching the latest methods rn custom stylrng Sandz Petrelle IS the campus photographer Charle: McCabe displays the art of lum beryackmg Calvert Morgan runs the local snow shoveltng company and Carrnenczta Whztney IS strll working on her chemistry The mam feature on the campus rs Leonard Zrrlen: circus Don Carl:on IS caretaker of the Monks Robert Feznn owns the Joy Cleaners and his typrst There:a Dt Lella rs well known for her speed accuracy Danrel DeGennaro has just engxneered the fantastic new br1dge across the Atlantic Albert Bartlett was head foreman on the job Howard Ro:enfeld George Cham berlazn and Alfred Mzlana were in the sh1pp1ng firm as s1st1ng Dan At W1ll1amsburg we find John Rolla as a cabinet maker and Carolyn Suan a charmxng hostess at Mont: ce o In Philadelphia there rs a huge Homemakers of America Convention We find Adrzenne DArnbro:to Carolyn Becker Angelo Nuzzo and Elarne Sargolznz as Mrs America contestants Peter Clement displayed his fabulous lme of frozen fruits and vegetables to the con ventron members On the local scene Sue Ayotte is now head curator at the Yale Art Gallery whrch rs featurmg the famous paxntmgs of Je Luca: with his wife the former Pat Amellzn explalnrng them Bob Barrett: new cartoon book Snogo 15 on dlsplay as well as the masterpieces of the famous Mad cartoonist Maurzce Han:en Tom Henne::y IS teaching English at Yale Dave Hunter is the Head Caddy Master at the Yale Golf Course Joanna Krndt rs teachtng the hula to all the Yale freshmen a new feature rn the physical education course In suburbra Joan Green IS owner of the Green Heights Stables where the Yale Polo Team boards IIS horses Judy Keatzng sells pep pills to Yalres to keep them gotng Valorre Stratton: fabulous stuffed animal collectron IS on display rn the Co op We find Pat Ocone rs st1ll eattng at the Commons Pat Davrn and Jo:ephzne Caponera are typtsts nn the Yale Typing Agency hmm Going out into the country one finds that Joyce Wan nzck has converted Walden Pond back to its natural state whxle Yetta Mtkoltmkt IS a ranch owner in Texas and Sue Bu:h IS a yacht broker in Marne Stopping by at the Yankee Stadium the other day I saw Ann Bohan She had been standing in lme for three hours waiting to get tickets I also saw Sal Dattzlo who was still travelrng around the world rn 80 seconds in his l1ttle racing car In Hollywood Lrnda Srnzth rs head of makeup at the Pruly Studios where Mr Grlmes IS finally producing hrs masterpiece On Rend LArgent Chref Carolyn Steere ts frantrc lrkewrse IS Advertrstng Manager Carolyn Krorn However reporter Charlre Jac ob: and colummsts Pat Woodbury and Adduon Verrtll are all enyoymg a vacation Judy Cawood rs a toll collector at the New Jersey Turnpike and Ed Bekalowzcz rs Hrghway Commissioner of the state This year s Ice Follies feature Dzana Pfezjer Melznda Neal will be a specral guest as Miss Rherngold Dave Brown will do a tremendous comedy act Ran rnto Georgtana Lupolz the other day She set the worlds record for the backstroke She was wrth Pat Weber a Towers model and Carol Wzllr: who just re cently married Steve Norku: They had been shopping They told me they had seen Mary Ann Srrnler who was working with I Miller and Suzanne Peter:on They found out that Jean Nadeau had recently become engaged I also saw Allen S chevlzng who is teaching French at Col umbta and Dean Peterton-oops' Peder:en who IS still trying to get people to spell his name correctly They told me that Judy Luft has become a human IBM machine On the plane home Shezla Slater was the stewardess and an old acquarntance of mme Sandra Slater had finally grown her hart down to her warst She told me that two of our famous classmates were just married Vtrgrnta Schupp and Elizabeth Strle: NEW TEACHERS AND PROMOTIONS Hamden Superintendent of Schools rn Hamden re cently announced the appointment of several new teach ers to the Hamden school system Several ex students 80 -1 , , . . , . , . . s I x . ' . l . , .- Y . . I . . . 0 3 . , . , . . . , . . . D , . , . n D I . . , n , . . . .U . . . I . . , . U , :' I I ' . . . , I l 3 ' 1 , ,I . . I - . . l . at x n ' - - - , ' . ' - - , - . , . . . . , Q ' ll .1 ll The New York Times has gone on strike. Editor-in- a ' H ' 9 . ' 1 ' . . . . l, . ' . . - .- I ' I 3 . . . I . , , , - i J ' . . ll . . . . ' . . . . , . . . - - ' J i I . 9 - . , . - D l - 5 1 1 ' . . . , I ' . ' who remembered that therr teachers were once students also have made the grade although they probably felt that the teachrng professton would be the lart professron whrch they would enter Several of the chrldren attendrng Martba Orgood r nursery school wrll now be taught by the new elementary teachers who rnclude Betry Hzgney Helen Hanrted and Bell Szrmone On the hugh school level several of the teachers have been replaced by therr former students It has also be come the custom to have a prrvate secretary assrgned to each teacher Some of these are of interest too Anne ODonnell prmcrpal of the new progressive school an nounces the appomtments of the followmg people Rob ert Ferta as teacher of the course for Homemakrng for Boys Valerte Baker Dolorer Carute and Arlene Ponte coruo as gym teachers and Bob C Keefe and janet Darcy as Englrsh teachers It has also been announced by lame: Caparro who has taken Mrss Russell s place as the head of the Math Department that Dawna Bruno has worked the new mrracle math made xnterestrng Gene weve Gzannottt rs teachrng a course entrtled Short cuts rn short keeping Ronald Votto Robert Barcranrky and Wzllzam Palmtert have become truant ofhcers at Ham den Hrgh School as now they are rn need of three ofli crals Joyce Otto rs earnmg some extra money by becom mg a German tutor Asxde from the teaching appomtments made at Ham den High there have also been numerable asststmg ap porntments Vzrgznza Beaudzn rs personal secretary to Mr Nolan whrle Larry Bertolzm ns stnll president of the Me Mr Bentes posrtron rn the bank and judrtb Goodrnarter ns Mr Costanzas prtvate secretary Carol Bozzuto and Irv LaVzgne are sponsors of the twrrlrng corps whrle Carolzne Regan rs dorng an excellent job teachxng drrver educat on Several of the students have been mterested rn a new exhtbttton at the hrgh school Arnelza Coccbzaro and Verna Bradley have opened a prrvate beauty shop rn the lrttle room across from 101 Carmella Cuttcello has become secretary rn the Gutdance Office The cafeterra has b en taken over by Wayne Stone who recently grad uated from the culmary mstrtute While hrstory teacher at Elmrra Sue Bull rs sending her students all the way across country to the Head Ln brarlan at Wesleyan Dotty Stoebr to do their term papers Other very tnterestmg thmgs are happenmg at Hamden Hugh Mttcbell Coban has formed a consprracy to counteract Mr Hartleys pokes whrle Stuart Bernard has publxshed a current best seller Answers to Mr Hartley s quesnons Perhaps the most spectacular event m the school year was an ass mbly presented last week Dr Martzn Steucek famous collector of blonde ponytarls lectured to the student body on B B My how thmgs have changed' HAMDEN HIGH GRADUATES DOMINATE TV SCENE On televrsron recently there has been such outstand mg entertamment as Laurel and Hardy Crn real lrfe Bob Mullrgan and Bob Murpbyb Ronald Orr playrng Mav errck Karl Anderton rn the trtle role of the new Tarzan serxes Florence Angalwcb and Alberta Barbzerz playrng the Topsy twrns and many others The amazrng corncr dence drsclosed this week IS that these performers all graduated from Hamden High School rn 1959 There were so many Hamden alumnr on TV last week that the Steve Allen Show was comprrsed only of them Top TV comedrenne LaVerle Carpentzno made a brnef ap pearance swathed rn mmk A young saxaphone player Rxcbard Bower rs sard to be better than Satchmo Torch srnger Elazne Colella drew rounds of applause Two rock and roll groups were led by Hamden men Albert Co francerco has become Dron of the Belmonts whnle Peter Erporzto leads the Crew Cuts among whom rs George Brown Pantomxmrst Nancy Koenzg evoked memorres of Charlre Chaplrn wrth her expressrve face Music and dance were also supplred by Hamden alum nr Some of the huts were a duet by Metropolrtan Opera stars lrzr Bernard and john Lrndray first soprano Pat Rolfe playing the prano Cshe was compared to Lrberacej Arthur Murray dance rnstructors Antbony Searpellzno and Sandy Adam: domg the new Hamden Hrgh Hop whrch rs a combmatron of the bunny hop and the mln uet Anthonys alternate partner was joan Kelrey Judy Carbonella IS grvmg Arthur Murray competrtron wrth her Mrss Judy dance studros Antbony Marone played sax rn the band whrle Carol Mzlrct drd the choreography for the whole show Comedran Vtncent McManur offered a few laughs and bop rnstructor Stuart Tarrmer gave a demonstratron Steve had a remote prckup from Cypress Gardens where Loutr Kzrrcbner was starrrng rn a water skung exhrbrtxon Dtana Pferjfler of the Ice Follres also presented a demonstratron of sports skrll Dxck Clark of Amerrcan Bandstand has retrred and hrs replace ment swtngm jay Kaplowttz was presented to the screammg delight of hrs fans Jay brought a frrend wrth htm drsc yockey jobn Kennedy from Florrda Two spec tacular spectaculars wtll be on TV thrs week and Steve had the stars of both on hand to grve a prevrew The shows were Elorse wrth Eloyre Callahan and Lrt tle Lord Faunteleroy starrxng Iarnze Kneen Dennzr Mar lowe who has recently appeared rn the film versron of Dennns the Menace made a brnef appearance Two of the three mousqueteers Dave Olren and Rurrell Pendred were on the show They were dueling when Dave got carrred away and stabbed Russ who was then carrred away-on a stretcher On thrs umque program even the commercrals were grven by Hamden Hxgh grrls who had made the btg trme rn the bug crty Mary Wbalen demonstrated add mg machmes Grace Gallo valrantly trred to sell eye drops Carol Adam: sang for the Maltex ad and Era Suozzo gave the Camay beauty commercral lt was a really brg show as Ed Sullrvan would say but people are stall wondermg how rt was possxble for so many people from one tmy remote regron to have done so well It must be a superior hrgh school , . . I ,. - 7 ' D 7 . . . . I , , ' . . . h . . ' y - , , . . . ' , . . . . I . 1 ' i - ' . , . , ' , , ' . . 1 . . I 1 , . . . . , .- . Q , - a I . . ' - ' J S I 5 . . . I . , , . - ' s . 1 I . - , . - chanical Drawing homeroom. Ann Aitro has taken over - 1 I I . . . . . . . ' ' , ' - i . ' ' y ' I j l . , . '. . . i e , - .. ,, .. U I I .. .- . . u - . I . ' I I ul ' n ' .- , U Q a 1 I , - I Y ' Y e . , ' , ' l , ' ' . 7 7 , V 9 , . ' . . . 81 M ILIXNIXNED I Q I X M,L,,,.,1g ACTIVITIES Q Q w Rfff 0 e H? 'T Vx VENTURE EDITORIAL and ART BOARDS VENTURE What quote should I use? Wheres my com m1ttee9 Frfty one characters erghteen lmes The publrshers commg today Type up thrs copy please' Only one more week unnl our deadhne' The yearbook staff headed by Susan Davls Edrtor rn Chref and superv1sed by Mr Trerney rs d1v1ded rnto e1ght secnons Frrst to be organrzed rs the Lnterary Comm1ttee headed by Annette Amendola Th1s com mlttee comp11ed the brographres of the entrre semor class Thrs started the Prophecy Commrttee under the supervrsron of Betsy Doolrttle the Wrll Commlt tee superv1sed by Gmny Beaudrn the Organxzatron Commlttee Sports Commrtree and Muslc Comm1ttee headed respecnvely by jennxfer Lloyd Sand: Petrelle and Betsy Hxgney swxng mto actlon Orrgmal wxth thrs year s Venture IS the art monf Thxs work 15 super v1sed by Suzanne Ayotte Nancy Hammer was charge of computmg the results of the Hall of Fame Whnle these groups contxnue the1r work the Busmess Board supervxsed by Mrss Russell canvas the town for advertxsements Wrth the ennre staff pullmg for a common goal, the book soon goes to press. How did it turn out? You're holding the results in your hand. 84 Mr Trerney Advrsor for the Edrtorxal Staff p cevoug' BX, 5 O W 0 ee,-1 1-4 looks over some copy XX 1 THIS WEEK WE HAVE T VENTURE BUSINESS and TYPING BOARDS X11--xg Mrs Plato Assistant Business Advisor checks one of her lists 5 W TO GET ORGANIZED. VENTURE Members of the Editorial Staff include Janet Putnam Addison Verrlll Theresa DlI.ella Janet Darcy Jay Kaplo- wirz Pat Davin Bob O Keefe Carolyn Steere Diane Binder Judy Engstrom Judy Humphry Carol Adams Joyce Win nick Sue Bull Barb Bossart Tony Scarpellmo Annette Amore Pat Ocone Joanne Iacobellis Marty Trueheart Barb Blesh Judy Carbonella Bobbie Ann Wright Carol Milliken Maurice Hansen Carol Milici Sally Kelly Phyllis Masotta Caroline Regan Nancy Koenig Joanna Kmdt Ellen Hol lingshead Donna Doyle Anne Dimick Joan Istas Dotty Stoehr Carmencita Whitney Tom Wiens Betty Sirles Yetta Mikolmski Melmda Neal Judie Cawood Louise Klrschner Joan Kelsey Leonda Bettarelli Sally Baldwm Sue Carroll Carole Klrschner Sue Bush Anne Colavolpe Carol Dell Acy Pat Woodbury Brenda Massey and Greenie Dragon Senior Typlsts were Dolly Hudzlk Terry DlI.ella Jo Anne Falcone Ellen Karber Carolyn Grant Ann Antro Georgianna Lupoli Business Board Members included Vinny McManus man ager Carolyn Krom Judy Carbonella and Davma Bruno Art Staff includes Sue Ayotte Art Editor Kathy Mc Keown Shelia Mulroy Annette Amore Helen Hansted Diane Binder, Sally Baldwin Carolyn Swan Bobby-Ann Wright Judy Luft, Sue Lyon Phyllis Masotta Ginny Pogo- nelski, Nancy Koenig, Ginny Beaudin Barb Bossart, Eva Suozzo, and Maurice Hansen. 85 xx by-'sa .4'15sA Qi Carolyn may I have an extensxon unt1l Monday? Who has some gossxp for Et Cetera? I cant thmk of anythtng orrgmal' What s my assrgnment for thxs month? Hey Melxnda when are ads due? pubhcnty on the walls of HHS banquets at the Weathervane How do you spell paraphernal1a7 E Q U I P M E N T' The Dzal under the capable leadershrp of Carolyn Steere arms to mform the students and faculty of rnterestmg events, features and sports Th1s year the Dzal was prrnted on a better qualrty paper than rn prevxous years and more mformal prctures were featured thus mak mg the paper an eagerly awa1ted publrcatxon The Busrness Board managed by Melmda Neal sells ads to Hamden busmessmen It IS through the drllgence of staff members that the edrtors are able to publxsh a paper worthy of the students and school OFFICERS Carolyn Steere, Edltor rn Chxef, Marcra Judd, Ass't Edrtor, Sylvia Manratakrs, News Edrtor, Add1son Ver nll, Features Editor, Karl Anderson, Sports Edrtor, Barbara Bossart, Exchange Edxtor, Joyce Wxnnrclt, Spotlrght Edrtor, Melrnda Neal, Business Manager, Kathy Mxller, Ass't Edrtor, Carolyn Krom, Secretary of Busmess Board, Jay Kaplowntz, Cxrculatron Manager SENIOR MEMBERS are Annette Amendola, Gmny Beau dm, Bev Bram, Janet Darcy, Pat Davxn, Susan Davrs, Judy Engstrom, Adele Gay, Nancy Hammer, Lourse Krrschner, Jamxe Kneen, Betsy Doolittle, Phyll1s Masotta, Jenmfer Lloyd, Suzanne Ayotte, Dean Pedersen, Jay Kaplowxtz, Howard Rosenfeld Busmess Board Judy Humphrey, Ann Bohan, Janet Putnam, Davma Bruno, Anne Drmrck, Sue Bull Typrsts Ellen Karber, Jo-Ann Falcone Cartoomsts Doug Dyckes, Maunce Hansen, Bob Barrett 86 bananas. Agate, . I , X I I . I I Q . I F . ' . ' I : wht . . . , N' l 5 K ' i - , 5 . . . . v . B - '. 1 ' . . - l I 1 ' u ' I c 1 6 1+ 1. A , QI' x . l A it ,.,sg,,i A I An, 'S USPEREI x CUPOLA Did you write the first act of the play yet? Oh Barb Ive got a new idea' Listen' OK staff hand in all assignments before the meeting closes The Cupola Hamden High School s literary magazine is given to all mem bers of G SO in May Editor in Chief Barbara Blesh with her assistant edltor Maurice Hansen and Business Mana ger Susan Schiller have spent a great deal of time to make this magazine appeal to all students It incorporates a humorous as well as a serious section Mr Tierney faculty advisor has held a class in creative writing each week in order to tram students for member ship OFFICERS: Barbara Blesh Editor-in-Chief' Maurice Hansen, Assistant Editor, Susan Schiller, Business Manager. SENIOR MEMBERS: Diane Binder, Susan Bush, janet Darcy, Joanne Iacobellis, Pat Ocone, Helga Tschinkel, Joyce Winnick and Carole Kirschner. CLASS SENATE Your homeroom, please 'Who are you gomg to vote for? How many? Only one? Lets get some good workers on the commnttee The Class Senate rs composed of semor class oilicers and the presidents of each semor homeroom Thls group elects members to dance commrttees the Student Councll and varrous commlttees throughout the year As a result of these electrons the student body IS able to look back on some wonderful dances and a com petent student government son V1cePres1dent Gxnny Borrellx Secretary Carol Dell Acy Treasurer Sylvxa Mamatakns I-Ixstormn SENIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Annette Amendola Mrcltey DeGenuaro Judle Cawood Pat Manley Alan John son Adele Gay Dave Hunter Mrke Toomey Dean Pedersen Ray Rrccnardr and B111 Snmrone Ng vi 315114 -111 Q... VXI' VSA- VXI' . . . ' 0 1 I SENIOR OFFICERS: Dave Hunter, Presidentg Karl Ander- . v M I i 2 T7 STUDENT COUNCIL Let s get some spmt and gxve to Char1ty' There wxll be a meetnng at 2 15 nn the Electnc Shop Who was elected for the class officers? As far The members of the Student Councrl are represen tatrves from eftch class who act as a mednum between the student body and the faculty The Student Coun C11 sponsors class electrons Safety and Charlty Drxves and other actnvmes desugned to xmprove the school and mst1ll greater school spxrlt The Student Council consmsts of the ofhcers and representatlves from each class The three class pres ndents are automatncally members OFFICERS Mxchael Toomey President Dom Sarno V1ce Presldent Vrrgrnna Borrelh Secretary Dean Pederson Trea surer Ken Hell Assnstant Treasurer Paul Berg Parlxamen tarxan SENIOR MEMBERS Melmda Neal Carol Mnlrcr Phyllrs Masotta Carol Dell Acy Anne Colavolpe and Dave Hunter P . J O I ,H 3 ne ,' 1' I I .VA f V4 'Z , as the class is concerned . . . 9 7 Q ' , ' 5 , ' - FUTURE NURSES Hey grrls down rn front of the audntorxum rrght Marlon get up rn front and stop shakmg' Should I ask for a treasurer s report? Get out your quarters and don t ask any quest1ons The FNA a group of career conscrous mdustrrous students acquarnts the gnrls wnth the varrous fields of nursmg The purpose of thrs club rs to rnterest the stu dents rn personal and communrty health to encourage them rn fmdrng out what nursnng requrres and to help them decnde about professronal and practrcal nursmg as a career The gxrls meet once or twnce a month under the gundance of Mrs Donahue The monthly meetmgs mclude a speaker who 15 a specralrst 1n a Held of nursmg The semr monthly meenngs are necessary to carry on the busr ness of the club Trrps to varrous hosprtals are also offered OFFICERS Marlon Adamczyk President Beverly Bram Vlce Presxdent Barbara Abbatello Secretary Suzanne Ayotte Treas urer SENIOR MEMBERS Carol Adams Judnth Humphrey Carmella Manxcone Sandra Slater Joyce Otto Josephme Hudzrk Leonda Bettarellx Anne ODonnell Georgrana Lupolr Judrth Engstrom Regina Mrglxozzr Carmencrta Whrtney Suzanne Carroll Bobble Ann Wnght Georgia Zarchuk Joanne DeBxase Grace Gallo Kathy Cosgrove Phyllrs Swmken Patty Krott Joanne Iacobellxs Annette Amendola and Gmny Beaudrn fl :wang Mule. . , . ' . 9 KJ ry' I f 115 , , All . . ., ' , 9 7 3 1 , S . 1 , S , ' 3 f , Y ! 3 7 1 1 v . ' I Y 7 D 3 i I ! 5 FUTURE TEACHERS Will the meeting come to order? Our guest speaker is Memories of trips by bus and interesting meetings The Future Teachers of America Club under the guidance of Mrs Bogue is com posed of students interested in pursuing teaching as a career It seeks to give students information concerning teachers colleges and teaching courses offered in the liberal arts colleges In the course of the school year the organization has regular business meetings and attends the annual state F TA Convention held in the spring The club is also addressed by speakers from teachers colleges and former members who return to tell the group about their work Juniors and seniors visit an elementary school each spring and observe the teacher in a grade of their choice OFFICERS Betsy Doolittle President Bob OKeefe Vice President Sylvia Maniatakis Secretary Diane Binder Corresponding Sec retary Martin Trueheatt Treasurer Linda Gerosa Historian SENIOR MEMBERS Ann Bohan Davina Bruno Sue Bull Sue Bush Judy Carbonella Judie Cawood, Elaine Colella, Carmel Cuti- cello, Pat Davin, Adrienne D'Ambrosio, Pat- ty Epps, Mary Ferraro, Helen Hansted, Joan Kelsey, Carole Kirschner, Nancy Koenig, Phyllis Konitz, Lynne Krom, Phyllis Masotta, Kathy McKeown, Yetta Mikolinski, Carol Milici, Carol Milliken, Diane Newton, Ger- W5 lf' U 5m8- trude O'Connell, Sandi Petrelle, Janet Put- nam, Caroline Regan, Pat Rolfe, Linda Rund- strom and Betty Sirles. 91 Nude ,un i - - - In. 'Q bj.giiff1, 'Y x K 4' 3 ' Q id , -qklx seo ti, 'F li? Stbnnnrt Mme SWT SPANISH CLUB 6Que sera el programa7 6Habra un cruclgrama? abre la seslon La secretarra pasara llsta 6Estaran todos los alumnos alla? Se crerre la sesron The Spanrsh Club sponsored by Mrss Naverette enables 1ts members to partxclpate 1n act1v1t1es whxch do not come under the currlculum of a Spanxsh class The members of th1s club strxve to further the culture and use of the Spanrsh language Dorng Spanrsh crossword puzzles smgrng folk songs and playmg Spanrsh games are some of the act1v1r1es rn whrch the members partxclpate skrt entltled La Navxdad Spanlsh and Mexrcan Chr1stmas customs were dlscussed Thus umque meetrng was closed by srngmg Chrrstmas carols rn Spanrsh of course' The Club also presented a specral program rn Aprrl to com merorate Pan Amerlcan Day OFFICERS Sylvla Mamatakrs Presldent Carol Ardxto Vrce Presxdent Sand1Petrelle Secretary Garl Wasserman Treasurer SENIOR MEMBERS Alan Johnson Wxllxam juul john Kennedy Carole Knrschner Lynn Krom Mary Ann Morton Sue Lyon and Bob Longley C Q ' . . . . ' ' . . . . Se K 5 The Club held a special Christmas meeting and presented a ' ' . . . . -T . . 7 l N . l l ll Q6 W R1 95 7? DEBATING CLUB Suanlq, Ni. ixfi To resolve that The subject under discus sion is . . . My worthy opponent has seemed to have misunderstood the point! The Debating Club affords its members an oppor- tunity to develop poise and assurance in public speak- ing. Under the able direction of Mrs. Peters the club acquires the ability to organize and adapt materials to situations. The Debating Club meets weekly for intra- mural debates. Participating in the New Haven For- ensic League, the club meets with every school in this league twice a year. OFFICERS: Tom Wiens, Presidentg Helga Tschinltel, Vice Presidentg Barbara Blesh, Secretaryg john Larson, Treasurerg Nancy Hammer, Publicity Chairman. SENIOR MEMBERS: Pat Vfoodbury, Sue Davis. W C7 7 3' 15 2 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB mmf, 8 O O Z 0 0 .::::::l4' :gills -'itll . tum - I O e O Y 5 it Q l Who wants to be psychoanalyzed7 What s the discussion for this week? This seems to be in dicative of . . . The Psychology Club under the direction of Mrs. Peters provides an opportunity for interested students to exchange ideas and increase their knowledge of the field of psychology and to explore the possibilities of psychology as a career. During the monthly meetings, the students present papers on selected topics and lead discussions. OFFICERS: Theresa DiLella, Permanent Chairmang Annette Amore, Publicity Chairman. SENIORS: Susan Bush, Bev Brain, Ann Dimick, Valory Stratton, Donna Doyle, Carole Kirschner, Eva Suozza, Irv LaVigne, and Adele Gay. X., M Surname Mme DRAMA CLUB Dont know my lines' Whats my cue? Wont someone take this part? Project your se ' For heavens sake dont giggle' with the showl' The Drama Club sponsored by Miss Goler grves a chance for the students of Hamden High School to display their talent This year the combined efforts of this gifted group presented a Christmas play and gala spring productions to the student body For their own benefit the club members attend several Yale productions as well as a play at the Shubert The entire group will make two appearances on Broad way when they journey to New York to enjoy the theatre there On February 18 the club held a banquet for the abdication of old members and the induction of new officers e1ghteen new members and twenty five ap prentices FALL OFFICERS: William Forbes, Chairman: Lynn Batch- elder, Secretary: Joseph Ornato, Treasurer. PLANNING BOARD: Beverly MacKenzie, Lorrine Wilson, William Paul. SENIOR MEMBERS: William Juul, Vincent McManus, Shelia Multoy, Annie Pease, Valory Stratton. SPRING OFFICERS: Annie Pease, Chairman: Lettie Good- man, Secretaryg Vinnie McManus, Treasurer. BOARD: Valory Stratton and Warren White: Apprentices, Sheila Mulroy and Ken DeMatteisg Membership Secretary, Marilyn Swinlcin. 37 TRAFFIC SQUAD 0 SEQ: a vf ft s Keep to the rxght' Go around please runnrng rn the halls Those staxrs are the DOWN starrs' The Traflic Squad under the supervrsron of Mxss Walsh was organrzed for the purpose of controllnng traffic nn the halls It s members are posted at varlous vntal posts throughout the school It rs their duty to see that trafhc keeps to the right and uses the proper starrways Through the conscientious efforts of the members and wrth the co operanon of the student body the Traffic Squad successfully enforces regula trons and mamtams order and good conduct through out the school year SENIOR MEMBERS Phyllns Masotta Lynn Krom Sandi Petrelle john Lxndsay Carolyn Grant and Irrs Bernard MUSIC The BAND under the excellent talents of Mr. Costanzo and Charlie Williams, student director, has increased school spirit to a great extent. The Band has played at all but two football games, presenting excellent programs. The Green Bowl Game was highlighted by the Band's tremendous performance. In November it participated in the Band Day at UCONN. Our Band took part in our Christmas Assembly. SENIOR MEMBERS are james Capasso and Richie Bowes. The ORCHESTRA has given Hamden High a musical or- ganization of which we can be proud. Under the guidance of Barbara Lyons, orchestra leader, and Mr. Costanzo, the Orch- estra has provided us with good music. It plans to give a Spring Concert. SENIOR MEMBERS are james Capasso and Susan Bull. The CHOIR, which is directed by Judy Humphrey and sponsored by Mr. C., helped to present a wonderful Christ- mas Assembly and plans to participate in the Spring Concert. SENIOR MEMBERS are Sandi Petrelle, judy Luft, john Lindsay, Judy Humphrey, Barb Blesh, Adele Gay, Theresa Di- Lella and Sue Bull. THE MUSIC CLUB sponsored by Mr. Costanzo unites all the musical organizations under one main body. This year the club had a Halloween party for its members. It also spon- sored two Glenn and Brenda Derringern concerts which thrilled the audiences. OFFICERS of the Music Club are: Pete Barbieri, President, Susan Bull, Vice President, Adele Gay, Secretary, and Wes Fiore, Treasurer. MUSIC COUNCIL I -iv E 4 I 1 SY? QHI BAND ORCHESTRA gn n CHOHR ann Q NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Is anyone avarlable to serve as an usher? How do we make an amendment to thus CODSIIKLIIIODQ Are you sure you have two act1v1t1es7 What happens rf I get a C thrs term? Tappmg and rnductron ceremonres The Natronal Honor Socrety rs an organrzatron whrch grves recognr tron to students wrth outstandmg scholastrc achrevement Membershrp rs based on academrc standrng character leadershrp and servrce to the school The emblem of the Honor Socrety rs the keystone and flamrng torch at the base of the keystone are the letters S L C and S symbolxzrng the above qualrtres OFFICERS Robert Rasche Presrdent Susan Schrller Vrce President Barbara Bossart Secretary Douglas Dyckes Treasurer SENIOR MEMBERS Karl Anderson john Burke Malcolm johnson Mrchael Toomey Addrson Verrrll Annette Amendola Suzanne Ayotte Barbara Blesh Judlth Cawood Susan Davxs Ehzabeth Doohttle ,ludrth Engstrom Nancy Hammer Jenmfer Lloyd Martha Osgood Carolyn Steere Dorothea Stoehr Phyllis Svnnkrn and Sarah Kelly 102 511.711 .. - ,, .. 1 A - - H 1- ,J 'l Q - - H .. - . y - H - a Q s Y 7 7 7 1 - . 1 , , I , Y - - r y 1 1 , y , 1 r I 1 s 3 Y ! D 3 Y. . , . INTER HIGH SERVICE Are you takung your Luttle Brother out thus week? Dave say you got the car today? Well? Anyone want to buy a tucket for a worthy project? Mr Chaurman I have a pount of order The Inter Hugh a servuce organuzatuon sponsored by Mr Hartmann enables uts members to serve theur communuty The yearly program varues greatly Much of the club s work us done un the Brooksude Rockvuew . Development of New Haven One of the most umpor tant and extensuve projects us the Luttle Brother Movement Eught Hamden boys devote theur tume and energy to theur luttle brothers at the Katherune Brennan School The Inter Hugh also provudes partues a recreatuon program and carnpung trups un the sprung Inter Hugh members partucupate un such projects as tumung and scorung at Pee Wee Basketball games workung at week end work camps the Handucapped Boy Scouts Camp Boys Vullage and the Wuder Cuty Parush of New Haven the Youth and Government Day un Hartford + Q In 1958, the Inter Hugh sent Muchael Toomey and Burt Ulruch to Europe to do refugee work Thus sum 'Y Q mer, the Inter Hugh plans to send many more Ham 5 5 den students to Europe to take part un the Refugee nf Program Fund rausung projects for thus purpose, un rx, cluded a theatre benefut, a Chrustmas tree sale, and a Aqne, basketball tournament K OFFICERS Paul Berg, Presudent, Dave Wrughr, Vuce Presu dent, Dean Pederson, Treasurer, Dan Davus, Assustant Sec retary Treasurer SENIOR MEMBERS Karl Anderson, Ray Andrews, Don Carlson, john McKay, Peter Mendelsohn, Howard Rosenfeld, Guy Steucelt, Muchael Toomey, and Tom Wuens 103 ,M I v- ., ., ,IVV win , f mu ,.,. -. . ., 4 . 9... ..-. . , . V ,- f wi M 1 . ' ' .jg u-,V jf. f ' 1- ' 1 R ,, I I 4 1, 7 s L Z.: S - , , .- - 0 . . ,,. J 1 - A I . . ,V - ,X I. I -- .I-funk . ,1 e I ' - , x ' Q - V , , ! I .- , , , ., s , y 7, -1' I C. 5 I - fu - n - U - H .. fu .. - - ,- U - - H . . . . , . ' x . . . . . I I . . . ,, . s O ,, . . . ' I! ' Il ' I' . ' , , . u ' 1 , , . . . w, a I 53 Q ATHLETICS Um H XX ,Q-J D Lu , T HM C50 QQ ! ' PAUL MASSEY BOB KORBY Basketball Assnstant Basketball RAY HARTMANN Baseball gf- E. MASON STEVENS SAL PETRONE Rifle Golf 106 A BUDDY AMENDOLA DICK GAGLIARDI Football ASS1Sf3Hf Football COACH ES JOHN HOBSON Track im. in WIILLIAM DYCKES DON MCNEIL Sw lmmmg D1rector of Athletlcs 107 Hockey , rx f 'x N 4-' - 'Ib' . ,I U -2 vi, Ni? , 3 'fre 'Tgjg -sl l I .11 , jr. kr IS. :W .AW Z. X -N-ls 3 :zz , aff ca-E1 ,ff A uf. - AX.:-1 . ,f.-,114-S S- , 1 A ' ., . f a 1 e ', f.fj.'L-'g , f 1 15 ,' vyi .' f.-,-mei 1, 'E - ':' f. 'f:l?'l'z'i','1 '. A4 .'f4'-',f'.- -T ' ' X ' I. V. . . . 32556 s -'N' , , FOOTBALL TEAM If any of Hamden s many football rooters had predrcted before the start of the season that the Hamden Hrgh Football Team would end the season wrth a 5 3 record most of us would have thought he was a dreamer Although we had a relatrvely mexperrenced team we drd just that Coach Buddy Amendola and Assrstant Dlck Gaglnardr both rn therr Hrst year of coachmg at Hamden worked hard to bulld up confidence and skxlls 1n the team Thus pard off as we upset Danbury rn our f1rst game and held three teams score less Co Captaxns Rrchre Falcrgno and Tom Colvano led the team wlth a lot of sp1r1t Fans saw a good season and we all congratulate Coaches Amendola and Gaglrardr for the fine job they have done thrs year SENIOR MEMBERS were Al Cofrancesco Tom Colvano Richie Falcxgno Roger Hansell Dave Hunter Steve Norkus Tony Paglruca Dean Pedersen Buddy Roth Ed Seeley Larry Srmeone Blll Srmxone and Mrke Toomey SEASON HAMDEN DANBURY HAMDEN MILFORD HAMDEN STRATFORD HAMDEN HILLHOUSE HAMDEN WILBUR CROSS HAMDEN ROGER LUD HAMDEN NOTRE DAME 108 HAMDEN .s,. 3 WEST HAVEN ..,. 0 18 .,,v.,.... ,, 0 .,..14 ......12 ' 6 ....... .12 8 ..18 Q ,14 . ..... . 0 A 8 ...22 BASKETBALL TEAM The Hamden Hugh Basketball Team started the season wrth a BANG wmnrng 7 out of its first 9 games Thls rs the best that a Hamden team has done rn many years Under the gurdance of Coach Paul Massey and h1s Assistant Bob Korby the team has worked hard rn hopes of wrnnxng that magnc number 10 rn order to quallfy for the CIAC tour nament rn March Wxnnmg the Ansonna game on February 17 the team quahfled Thrs rs the first Hamden team to be rn the tournament rn many years Captann Mrckey DeGen naro and Al johnson have provnded a one two scorrng punch We have played some very excrtrng games In the Notre Dame game we ned nt 75 all nn the last few seconds on a shot by Leo Davxn but lost rn the overtrme 85 83 Several other trmes we ran over the scoreboard All rn all the team had a line season SENIORS are Captain Mrckey DeGennaro Al johnson and Manager Irv LeV1gne HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN MILFORD WILBY MILFORD ANSONIA WEST HAVEN PLATI' WILBUR CROSS PLAT1' SEASON 109 HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN I-IAIWDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HILLHOUSE NOTRE DAME WILBY CROFT HILLHOUSE WEST HAVEN ANSONIA NOTRE DAME . 43 ....,...o.s 40 l.,. 39 ,,., .,.54 ..,...... 53 . 83 , 51 .,,.,,.,.... 47 H 63 ,.....l... . HAMDEN .,., 65 CROFI' .,...l,.l......... 43 HAMDEN. 47 WILBUR CROSS 4 .... 79 ll,..,s,,o., 63 ,,.77 67 . , 38 ..,. 64 , M59 ,. 84 4 ,, 48 ,8O 63 .-...76 .,....,........... 58 M58 . HOCKEY TEAM Thxs year the Hockey Team experrenced one of xts best seasons' 1n several years It took the DXSIIICE T1tle w1thout any trouble and has ex tended nts consecutlve wms to 56 The team traveled to Provndence for the New Englands One of the most excxtxng games of the regular sea son the Cross game was won IH the last 5 mmutes of the game when Buddy Roth got the w1nn1ng tally Thls year we have a well balanced team w1th the scorxng relatxvely evenly dxstrlbuted Coach Don Mc Nell s boys have met defeat only twxce dur1ng the regular season SENIOR MEMBERS are Co Captams Ray Rxcclardx and Elf Festa Art OI-late Buddy Roth Caesar Vnolano W1ll Clark Chuck McCabe and Carl SEASON HAMDEN WEST HAVEN HAMDEN HILLHOUSE HAMDEN WILBUR CROSS HAMDEN AMITY HAMDEN WEST HAVEN HAMDEN HILLHOUSE HAMDEN WILBUR CROSS HAMDEN AMITY HAMDEN HOPE fPROVj HAMDEN WEST POINT 'HO Porto. , a 5 1 8 .. ,... , 0 4 .. 0 5 A , C 1 .. 2 .,e, O 3 , .. 0 2 ,. l 2 . . 3 1 .,r.., 8 u liege' ,M e' mf il' SWIMMING TEAM Under the excellent guxdance of Mr Dyckes the Hamden Hugh Swrmmmg Team has brought esteem to our school Losrng only one meet that to Hopkms by a drsqualrfrca tron the team has an admrrable 14 1 record and has won the Greater New Haven League The hard workrng team has not won xts meets by large marglns because Coach Dyckes has grven all the men on the squad an ample chance to prove thenr abrlxty Thrs year many records have been broken Doug Dyckes has broken the Drstrrct record for the Butterfly stroke 4 times Marty Steucek has done the same nn the Breast stroke and Mal johnson holds the 40 yard Freestyle record johnson M Steucek Dyckes and uul teamed up to set a new trme on the 700 yard Medley Relay a new mark was set by Camp, M Steucek, Dyckes and johnson rn the 160 yard Medley Relay, G Steucek, Dyckes and Juul partxclpated rn the 120 yard Medley Relay to break the exxstmg record, Davrs, Wanguaard, juul, johnson teamed up to break a record that had been establlshed rn 1949 for the 160 yard Freestyle Relay, and another 10 year record was lowered 4 sec onds ln the 150 yard Medley Relay by G Steucek, Dyckes and johnson SENIOR MEMBERS mclude Co Captams Mal Johnson and Marty Steucek, Manager Tony Scar pellmo, Guy Steucek, Doug Dyckes, Brll juul, Dave Camp, Bob Brown, Paul Berg, Don Carlson, John Kennedy, George Schrle and Vmny McManus HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN , I HARDING MILFORD HILLHOUSE CROSS NAUGATUCK EAST HAVEN CHESHIRE ACADEMY ., ...,. ., SEASON HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN HAMDEN 111 HOPKINS HILLHOUSE BASSICK AMITY 50 NORWALK 43 CENTRAL .. .43 NORTH HAVEN 36 46 49 41 SPORTS SHOTS 'N' SHAPES V mwagzd ll CROSS P DIVIII RIFLE TEAM Coached by Mr E M Stevens the Hamden R1fle Team has done exceptlonally well agaln th1s year as they have easily defeated thelr toughest opponents Members of the team vrgorously practrced to get rnto shape for the Connecticut and Southern New England tournaments whnch they have won for many years Even though records arent easxly broken 1n rxfle thrs years team strxved hard to do so Coach Stevens speculated that elther the team or the lndxvrdual record would be broken thxs year The top shooters are Captarn Ed Trefenbrun Dave Cleaver Bob Rudd Bob Rosadlnl Joe Farrell John Jenlcms and Charlle Dyckman Smce Tlefenbrunn Cleaver and Mxckey Achorn are the only senxors Mr Stevens expects another wlnnrng season next year HAMDEN 725 HAMDEN 732' HAMDEN 916 HAMDEN 957 HAMDEN 727' HAMDEN 918 HAMDEN 925 HAMDEN 919 HAMDEN 929 NORTH HAVEN 346 STAPLES MILFORD PREP CHOATE ELI WHITNEY MANCHESTER CROSBY NOTRE DAME NEW LONDON SEASON HAMDEN 916 HAMDEN 888 HAMDEN 910 HAMDEN 926 MILFORD PREP MANCHESTER CROSBY NOTRE DAME SECTIONAL HAMDEN Second Place STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Hamden Fxrst Place 793 666 339 772 776 852 863 419 905 801 ' ' 868 885 I , , ' 114 g Qlillty I I0 l 4 un u nunnn 'lung Cru' BOWLING TEAM Thxs year the Hamden Hxgh School Bowlmg Team ns experxencmg one of the best seasons nt has seen 1n many years At present the team IS nn second place w1th a 16 14 record Wxth four weeks remaxnmg nn the season there IS a good chance of Hamdens wrnnmg the Drstrxct Champnonshxp Under the sponsorshlp of Mr Lloyd the team has spllt sux games wnth North Haven Hxgh lost four out of sux to E11 Whxtney taken four of sux from Amlty Regxonal lost two out of three to both Hlllhouse and Wnlbur Cross taken two out of three from Notre Dame and won three from Samt Mary s SENIOR MEMBERS of the team mclude Co Captaxns Bob Wrlson and Marty Trueheart George Urquhart Bob O Keefe Tom Hennessey and Dave Wright u 1- innnghgqg 115 g GIRLS BOWLING CLUB The Grrls Bowlmg Club whrch IS sponsored by Mr Perrone enjoyed a year of frrendly competrrron for fun and practrce The grrls bowl once a week at the Plaza Alleys The group rs dxvxded rnro teams of s1x whrch compete agamsr each other SENIOR MEMBERS are Roberta Epstein Carol Frondella Judy Fuhr Suzanne Peterson Marxlyn Cavalrerr Darelle White Suzanne Carroll and Barb DeV1ta we 116 x90 I CANTEEN TEAM You have to buy tickets we can t take cash Sorry we ve run out of cups weve got Pepsi now Questlon What happened to the potato chips? The purpose of the Canteen Team IS to raise funds for the Athletic Association This group of energetic students with loyal school spirit, give generously of their time during home football games and are rewarded by season passes to home basketball games. The group also sold Hamden High book covers and folios. All profits aid in the support of the school teams. SENIOR MEMBERS: john Burke, Managerg Rus- sell Pendred, Assistant Manager. Sill- TWIRLING CORPS Kxds pay attentron' Get ln your H' I can t do a cartwheel' Whats the routme7 But Donna I have to catch the bus' Memorles of tryouts rallles and games practrces wxth the band and Mr C The Hamden Hxgh School Twxrllng Corps sponsored by Mrs Lester and under the leadershlp of Donna Doyle has performed at school rallnes durmg the halves of our football games and at parades On Thanksglvmg Day the combmed efforts of the twrrlers and the band under the dnrectnon of Mr Costanzo put on a Walt Dnsney half mme show of which the school could be proud The Hamden Hugh Twlrlers wxth rhelt outstandmg school Splflt have done much to mcrease en thusxasm at school games HEAD TWIRLER Donna Doyle FLAG TWIRLERS Joanne Iacobellrs Pat Ocone SENIORS Lucnlle Sandella Jenmfer Lloyd Brenda Massey Judy Carbonella Georgia Zaxchuck Suzanne Ayotte Carol Bozzuto Patty Epps Theresa D1Lella Pat Davm and Ann Axtro 'l'I8 '21 fs 'W Wim, CHEERLEADERS Get m your lineup Come on knds YELL' Rally Frxday don t have to worry about what to wear to school Breakfast m bed crazy mghts So what can I tell you Mrs Masto9 The cheerleaders a group of seven semors and seven junxors spon sored by Mnss Olrwa encourage and stlmulare the school Splflf More rallnes and short cheers were the arm of judle Cawood and Carol M1l1c1 the co captanns The cheerleaders have wonderful memories of bus rxdes to games trxps to Providence cheermg clrmc and the experlences of every game to look back upon CO CAPTAINS judxe Cawood, Carol Mxlrcn SENIOR MEMBERS Mehnda Neal Lmda Vnschlo, Sandy Adams, Ginny Bor relll and Cathxe lannottx 119 . 62? .4 ' , f , ,f-A' 'rl . 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I S: 555' L ' V - ::5::':::: Q- A I 1, 4 , x f 1 - , in-B , Q Q - -A ohnson, amdcn To Plat naro Spark C WE ARE lirce Big Games I I n Coming Week Fast nearing a trip to the IAC Tournanient in March. amdens basketball array aces potent Hillhouse Friday iight and Notre Dame here uesclay 111 District League en- anglernents with a trip to 'atei-miifv to play' Wilby Sat- irday night sandwiched in etween. Paul Massevs Greenies split pair of games in the past 'eek to run tl1e1r,1'e4-ord to -2, hy far the host at this tafle of the slate, ill Haniden ourt annals. Uiiclcfeated Wil ur Cimss cltinbed Hainden 0,47 hefore the Green re- in a sound 76-,8 v1'111 Platt of Meriden Tues- 1bSH Wilbur Cross was Han1- Johnson .- - Cross and Decrehs 4 SEFIOUS OPPO- against Platt. - .4 ' ex- n Johnson added 16 Ttiesdaylpeclcx-. I vinci df , h . -un 1 e S name total mithe Greenies .- ar' gale fe helping wi ' 'Duff Hamden High Football Players Get Jaycee Awards ,,-, -..,,, left shoulder from 30 feet out, with Al Marino assisting at 3:11 of the second stanza. Clark came back at 6:18 of the same period 'H score again Mark Stoehr and -Suzie Davis, daughter of Dr. Mrs. Clarence Davis, of 52 uctooe Hill Road, Hamden, was name 'editor-in-chief of Hamden ' School's 1958-59 yearbook ture, it was announced advisers Miss Regi' 6 Red H Mat on the Governors Governors JQSQDH Tierrieyf' 0 -.. . . , ' - - - One of the! f tn ' Fl,,St .Q hockey game the uh I :ni-:ook nventureyf V. ne, ' -...Ma C 1 . edigqfl' make th I g U1 uswn to f informal f Il 8. . lar D -score anon.. ally. .its Q9 G I, hi, QS with McCabe again d0lY'lf' accomp 15,9 ix and Lou rw- 0 , , fnors at 6:45 of the see .me use Off artmann two each, H. with Gan' Tracey ff seniors, more Against Cross. Johnsons 13l 'J giving the aid. ffa 495' an unusual l -We to Q Mmm banqpd mm? lHa.mden goane - v ' f' G or the class will and pi .. p f 'lag-A Sigh-Mmlggritty' little ,goal tender .,. ciiiigiiirh .iany more candid shots, in ,. ., Mccabe. P -cy' faculty pictures and a definit Clam- . 0 theme of art work throughout th owman, - . H . am S M B WILBLR D' Jeiense- book n f:n 97' isioiziixrarizsei- Named as assistant editors 'W' nqmpsonb 7305. Penal- 911111 CI' oy n W1 ,f xg ms.-saffazrt 11:rt,2:::1a:1 Betsy Hr' A9505 lh00ki!'l!V 5:18, Saves: SV . QQ lezz1I7. I .all ' f Jim Davin, the Hillhouse coach believes .fx'nf1M0Iffn'S'id'a:1i'f if1g:n, I , I 5 - ' . ' 1Stoehr-Ricciardil LLP ' lgh may be the dark horse in the southe' .ne 21if'Q',h'fQ'fY S AC Swi Q 'q--f- ef Y- gc ff-0 W o C K Davin anrggimg' Itleiaiuel ' this Com' ,r1amden.12K 'ln 0 A re Ht we 1:Cf'1 11i P 0 I I 1 n ic oo sy e the bestlr duct, a.ce a now, but there s an outsia ,.t Carol Ardito , -erence W , , , that the Greeniesf 0, arren Hardi. ed -y Marilyn Swmkin and trouble: V ' ,, and Milfgrd' o ,easurer Barbara Judisch . 15 'Fry' -1 group will be co. If Q .reign Members are Gale Armstead. h Said fD2Y1 .1-eenwich, Stamford, Sta, l Jence, and Beverly Buerer, Detra Mc s 55:1-or r toni walk, Darien and Stamfor A College Boardt Dougal, Carolyn Mahoney be dividgt grips Students are also gett he fpquirpd by ggniofs bv Elaine Massaro, Arlene Zuck- the GA -,ew 'work Hlld proierts in Er. ,IOSL C0119 5-5. The B031-Q l'1'man. Margaret -101195. D0- T Haven, 1 E 5 and G -nwich confer-. Fivnr-n, German, and Hi. .sry mpmseives will be given! in he Elm City group will f Honors. Work. va.-I-n rine Root, Connie Cutler and Kathy Fiore. SP5 ' First Science Seminar Held For Hamden High Student N s X 2 S A challenge to look into the future and make maximu use of the past was offered!! selected group of Hamde High School students this ' 'ie first lecture of scienc seminars to m the methodology o 0 -ntific research. Urging them to develop an lie etical point of view and ask que tions, Dr. Anderson Pace told th students from advanced chemistr and physics classes that scientifi research isa sleeping giant an they had a chance to realize u realized futures. ,S The series of monthly symp X04 927, siums were set up to try to sho gig! g interested students what researc 99 is and means. Primarily, the once g,fl1 Q9L1. ab-month night meetings are d QQ Q Qdsigned to give an explanation o 2'2,'6aieAeseZrcl11 thlat Icizn'tlibe gained o 53, 6 e ig sc oo eve. 'Q ', gS6f?j-future speakers on the progra 'Q Z 5- Q ide: Dr. Richard Setlow. a bio Yea? agicist at Yale, Feb. 19: Dr. ls 'Q' 5 oi 3'elitch, a biociiemier with ui QQQ ,aft ticut Agricultural Experi 04 5 Za Station. March 263 Dr. O ff 9' 'Q 90 7. ling professor of mathe rp 22' 'P 72.2 Yale, Aprl 23, and Dr Y ggiifb ch, industrial nuclea 0, 9-QZJBQ.. ith Combustion Engl xx 'L 9 A 14. One of the meet ' 0 0 it the electronic lab 30 9- oe 0 as 0 9 ale. ug in 'Q'-0 pg A QIQQQ the planning fo t. wi' 'QQ re: Dr. Pace an Representatives of the rifl' . smden and North llaven watch officials tabu- My 0 0 4,3 I tant phygjgg pro late scores after a shoe' ' High where Hnmdcn defeated North feg, Q3-95.4, -epreggming th Haven and Hamde' .om Rod Vance of Eli whitney, Rnbffill-ian Qsguaajg for the Publi Sinclair of W ..u of Hamdei. Yicholas lannone of North H3YCl'l'SCh0L us QQ? Q yckes, Supel-Vi Hin! ' .tobert Reilly tleftl. . 'lrer of the Greater New Havenisor Q-A 2 Cf the Hamde r f ,, and Mason Stevens, executix. Q league. Ischoolk jyd, Hamde fa--il ' ' ' H'hS 3 dB'U J, f tht i , , ig 0 Q an in , A V ltfen-ii av' Z, J, Hara Blesh, a senior atiham Hux 28933 nan of tif Home, .ieai . , J Q h I th - A l qw, 0 iiviiriata EEE? Han i - ' C 00 ' won e cet Board Ofc. ii V QQ' JOQAAHAH ' 61.hatO Debujf Tim Music Keyboard Club of tific. 'ce awarded for DT- PKC-X QQQ ,WUCH1 HS TH V DMX 'lk wi liHa' High School will present pal-Han. 0 . 5, in theisistant to tin -5 Q13 'I' 't for re ff,-'V ' C53 7' llge I 'v 'mf' G1 fe 'Wenda Derringer in f-House 01 .iii at theisearch andih 'P 42, 90 it Olin aiy .ancr l3'3N1COld. Noni- a ' POPUUF and .Model Cong ,mtl at Mathieson, it 3- O 29, iphilog tccl fo attciidaii' ar r 9 'flav Jan A ' 'A J y ophy of reset-i A' 'P 'St 'erse g. , , X -'N -xthe University at , . f' ,rl 1, iiiills.-.iiillf choolistorrs with industriali. 2 page fariorie Kwti 8 1 ' . 5 Antiqipak, 4 0 , ll! .iiior attend Mor? fganstiiehiiliresr 2 fyle told the stu' :P Q'-2,2 ill iorrelli. D' i. Jfb Q 6 xo t, d b tg falways be awarei Q fg, ,O n 19 5l-'-'I'011- it ic we e a mg fjticipate changesfil aa Z 5 W.. dd diadelph' 9 Af the Han' ,el lems which they wi. gf-Q,'5i'A bl his 'fi' If 1 Duke Ellulb '71Ubi WHO are difficult for hiii 'L' i Ji flileddl JHCk1e Gleason. Q stef Dr Pace said for' e 0 mi: a' time iizgiii Proceeds of the ai. .1729 ilnydgress gf Lf0mmu,Q,Nau0n'5 i i. Under Lime' ao.e .eader-:for new band uniforms . -increasing. p of Mr. Pezroiie, N-udf-iizsicare of the increased band me. S 'iogn Shown. he gaid' tha 1 have the chance Lo discuss befshlp 0Vf3I' lhe past tvvo years. - 0 we ignite Correlation be - L' jc, iid if' f ,, l .. I 'S The -1 f ious zaie a a A O The D.a. . Hamuens school hating Teal. use-gxgg Drrold ' and exciting ones which UQWSDHDPF will be pug on sale has won dgbatb. 0 ' 0 le future may lbririg, Any time tlirisiiiias issue. High Schggl, North A ,Q J Y' dent who is interested in cv .- -S cased fens for 5c- ixifli School and Cheshire Acadei., bee t-pi or has previously en- G SO. and IOC without. Every- team will debate against Ann., ig an ed iii ii-am. is cordially in- me c-uizwecreii iiizii ine paper High School of Woodbridge Thurs- si-L. ited out ' H' 41 S I ' K ' MY- but now them a ' Miss Blesh won the Voice ofvhealth tfood i. arti, rec am - Democracy contest for New Haven reation. communica.. and trans . ' 2 County recently. portation. ' ,.QQ... l...., 4-fi,-v-W R N lf 00,9 -S Salman N-tile Ddrq 4 o 92 Ogg? 10 0 , xl , , N V 4, J - PATRONS AND PATRGNESSES Mr and Mrs Joseph Adamczyk Mrs Carmel Adams Mrs Russell Adams and Mrs E Addarro and Mrs Charles Artro and Mrs james V Amellm jr Buddy Amendola and Mrs B Amendola and Mrs Leonard Amore and Mrs Arwln Anderson and Mrs Raymond W Andrews and Mrs Wrllxam Aqunlla and Mrs Harold P Ayotte and Mrs W1lburJ Baker Stephen Barbrerr and Mrs Frederrck M Baldwrn and Mrs A W Bannrng Sr and Mrs Stephen Barcsansky and Mrs Mrchael Battrsta and Mrs Harold Beaudln and Mrs J E Berg and Mrs Edward Berger and Mrs Fred Bernard and Mrs A Bertolrnr and Mrs Guy Bettarellr and Mrs T Erwrn Blesh and Mrs Regrnald C Bogue and Mrs Thomas Bohan and Mrs joseph Bonessr and Mrs Neal Borrellr and Mrs Wrllram E Bossart and Mrs Edward Bowes and Mrs D R Brown Mrs Lynn Brown Mr and Mrs A A Bruno Bruno and Cerone Mr and Mrs joseph Bruno Mr and Mrs Elmer Graham Bull Mrs Wrllram Burke Mr and Mrs Charles Bush and Mrs Louxs Capasso and Mrs Joseph Caponera and Mrs J S Carbonella and Mrs B N Carlson and Mrs Fred Carpentmo and Mrs Salvatore Carute and Mrs joseph Cassella and Mrs Albert E Cawood and Mrs Erwrn R Chambers and Mrs Arme Charbonneau and Mrs Olrver B Clark and Mrs W1ll1am Cleaver and Mrs Albert Clement Mrs Helen Cocchnaro Mr and Mrs Albert Cofrancesco Mr and Mrs Charles H Cohan Mr Mrke Cohen and Mrs Anthony J Colavolpe and Mrs Fred Colella and Mrs Nicholas F Colvano Davrd Dale Combs and Mrs john F Cook and Mrs Thomas Cosgrove and Mrs Samuel Costanzo Mxss Auralea Cox and Mrs G Cutrcellr and Mrs john Cutrcellr and Mrs joseph Cutrcellr and Mrs D A DAmato and Mrs Al D Ambrosro and Mrs Wrllram Davln and Mrs C D Davrs and Mrs A W Dayton and Mrs joseph DeB1ase and Mrs Lours DeCato Mrs Margaret DeDom1n1c and Mrs Angelo DeGennaro and Mrs Martrn DeGennaro and Mrs Ralph DeGennaro and Mrs George Delaney and Mrs LOUIS Dell Acy and Mrs Peter DellaRocco and Mrs Louxs DellaValle and Mrs Andrew DeLorenzo Rrchard DeV1ta and Mrs Peter D1Lella and Mrs john Drllon joseph Drllon Mrs Emrly S Donahue R N Mr and Mrs Franklrn M Doolrttle Mr and Mrs Gregory Doonan Mr and Mrs Chrrstopher Doyle Draggm Drplomats Durkskrrt Mr and Mrs Wlllxam K Dyckes and Mrs john B Edwards and Mrs Lennart L Engstrom and Mrs Anthony Esposxto and Mrs Emrl P Falcrgno and Mrs Ernest Falcone Joseph L Farrell and Mrs Carmen Ferraro A M Ferrlolo and Mrs john Festa and Mrs George F xondella Wrllram Flaherty john H Foley and Mrs Herbert F Fuhr and Mrs S Gallo The Gappers Mr and Mrs Frank C Gambeskn The Mxsses Darsy and Marre Geenty . . 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I ' ' ' 126 PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr and Mrs John Grannottr Mr and Mrs Malcolm Goerrng Mlss Marrlyn Dons Goler and Mrs Saul Goodman and Mrs Edmund E Goodmaster and Mrs C H Grande and Mrs W A Grant and Mrs Wrllram P Grnfflth and Mrs Frank Grosser Martrn Hadelman and Mrs Ernest Hammer and Mrs Charles Hartley and Mrs Raymond Hartmann and Mrs Robert Hastrngs and Mrs Edward A Hxgney Paul A Hrnman and Mrs A B Hollrngshead H E Hosley and Mrs Anthony Hudzrk and Mrs George Humphrey and Mrs Wlnrfred C Hunter and Mrs Dommrc V Iacobelhs and Mrs Frank Iannotrr and Mrs Mrs Pau1J Istas and Mrs Charles O Jacobs and Mrs Joseph O Johnson and Mrs Mrlron E Johnson and Mrs Charles C Kaplowrtz and Mrs Edward Karber Henry Kelly and Mrs Henry S Kelly and Mrs James D Kelly and Mrs M Kelsey and Mrs Bruno C Kxndt and Mrs Edward M Krrschner and Mrs H H Krrschner Walter Klrng and Mrs Frank L Kockler and Mrs J R Koenrg Robert R Korby and Mrs Benyamrn E Krom Edward Krott and Mrs F R Langer and Mrs P Landmo and Mrs John Lauro and Mrs Irvrng LaV1gne and Mrs Vrncent F Lawlor and Mrs Stanley Leeke and Mrs Wnlfred O Lemay and Mrs Anthony Lenkrewxcz and Mrs Robert C Lester and Mrs Norman W Lrndsay and Mrs Henry Lrnehan and Mrs G Harold Lloyd and Mrs Gerald H Longley and Mrs W1ll1s A Lucas and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs Edward and Mrs Benjamm Ludovrco Lou1sJ Luft Lours Lupolr F Merton Lyon Albert Lyons C B MacKay Domenrc Malaro G Manratakxs Joseph B Manley Anthony Marone Phlllp Masotta Paul Massey Frank McCabe J McKeown Vrncent T McManus Paul McLaughl1n Wrllram and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mendelsohn Louns Mnglnozzr Natale Mrlana Joseph Mrhcr Sewall O Mnllrken George Mongxllo Mrs Evelyn M Mordecal Mr and Mrs Roland C Morgan Mr and Mrs Freder1ckJ Morton Mlss Dorothy Moynrhan and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Bernard F Mullrgan Patrlck Mulroy Robert Murphy Raymond Nadeau Marty Nargl Mrss Rose L Navarette Mr and Mrs Harry B Neal M1ss Sheila Nelson and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrss Alfreda Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs James E Harold D Neumann Walter T Newton Gerald J Nolan Steven Norkus Anthony Nuzzo Albert Ocone Raymond O Connell Charles R ODonnell Thomas O Hare Lawrence O Keefe Elrzabeth Ollwa Oswald Oxsahda Jr Mrchael Pace Angelo Paglnuca Edward Parmalee Wrllnam Palrmerr Pasqualonr Mrs C Frank Pease Mr and Mrs A W Pedersen Mr and Mrs GeorgeJ Pestey Rev and Mrs Joseph Peters Mr and Mrs S Andre Petrelle Mr. . 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'I27 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs PATRONS AND PATRONESSES james Plato Ben Poonelskr Mrchael Pontecorvo Matteo Proto Raymond Rapuano Mr and Mrs H A Rasche Mrss Kathleen Reardon Mr and Mrs joseph Regan Mrs Andrew R1cc1ard1 Mr and Mrs Herbert Rxccrardr Mr and Mrs Marshall Rrchards Mrss Carol Rrchardson Weldon H Rolfe and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Herman Roseman Abraham Rosenfeld Harry Rosenfeld Vlncent Roth Stanley Rundstrom A gostmo Ruotolo Mrss Regma Russell Mr and Mrs Donald Russo and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs James Sandella joseph Sargolrnr H Schevlmg Anthony J Scarpelrno George Schrle Raymond Schupp Mrs jane Schutte Mrs Ludw1g Schutz and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Edward A Seeley Paul C Shwab W I Srmrone Fred Slmler joseph Srrxco Mrs Kather1neM Slater Dr and Mrs Damel Slater M1ss Beatrxce E Smrth AA5 ff 7 128 Mr and Mrs Gene Smrth Mr and Mrs Anthony Steere Mr and Mrs Martrn L Steucek Mrss Allce L Stevens and Mrs E M Stevens and Mrs Paul J Stoehr and Mrs Robert A Stratton J and Mrs james K Sullrvan and Mrs H O Sundberg and Mrs Harry Suozzo and Mrs Leslxe B Swan and Mrs Hyman Swxnkm and Mrs Anthony Sylvestro and Mrs Stephen Taber and Mrs Floyd Tassmer Mrss Clara Terrace and Mrs V1ncent J Trefenbrunn and Mrs Frank G Toomey and Mrs Rrchard F Treacy and Mrs Chester Trueheart and Mrs J G Tschmkel and Mrs Anthony Velardr and Mrs Addrson Verrrll and Mrs Salvatore Votto M1ss Ruth K Walsh Mr and Mrs R W Weber Mr and Mrs Meyer R Whrte Mr and Mrs Thomasj Whrte Mrs FIHHCIS Whrtney Mr and Mrs Davrd C Wrllxs Mrs Edna Wrlson Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Wxnnlck Mrs Rrchard T Woodbury Mr and Mrs john A Wrrght Mr and Mrs Verlrn A Wrrght Mr and Mrs Anthony Zampano Mr and Mrs Nathan Zrrlen Mr. . - - ' Mr. . 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I L if .5 Q, nu ow-JN VENTURE HAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL IJALUDEDJ CODUQ MEMO Mr Joseph Tlerney Ed1tor1al Board AdV1SOP Mlss Reglna Russell Buslness Board Advlsor Mrs Florence Plato Asslstant Buslness Board Advlsor Mr Jerry DeLuc1a and Jay Storm Studlos Mr Jack Brown of T O'Toole and Sons Faculty and Students of Hamden Hlgh From THE 1959 VENTURE STAFF Our thanks to you for your co operatlon and effort 1n helping us publlsh th1S VENTURE 143 Actnvnty Album Admmxstratlon Advertrsmg Sect1on Apprecratron Art Department Athletrcs Sectlon Attendance Ofiice Band Basketball Team Btg Wheels Bowlmg Team Bowlmg Club Busmess Educatron Department Cafeterna Staff Calendar Canteen Crew Cheerleaders Choxr Classes Coaches Contents Custodran Staff Cupola Debatmg Club Dedrcatxon Dla Drama Club Enghsh Department Faculty Informals Faculty Sectnon Football Team Fore1gn Language Department Foreword Future Nurses Future Teachers Gundance Department INDEX Hockey Team Home Economncs Department Industrral Arts Department Inter Hlgh Servxce Assoc1at1on Llbrartan Mathemat1cs Department Mann Oflice Muslc Organ1zat1ons Natronal Honor SOCICIY Nurses Office Orchestra Patrons and Patronesses Physncal Educatron Department Rxfle Team Sclence Department Semor Class Hrstory Semor Class Officers Semor Class Prophecy Semor Class Wxll Semor Class Senate Semor Sectlon Socral Studres Department Spanrsh Club Sports Shots Student Councrl Swrmmmg Team Traffic Squad Twxrlmg Corps Venture Ed1tor1al and Art Boards Venture Busrness and Typmg Boards 144 A H ' ' 1 .....,.... ....,t, ....t ..e,. .,n., , . . 9 2 , ' ' ' ....t ....,...,.....,....,.....,,...,.,..,,t,.t,.. 1 3 ' ' t,t,.,,.......,...................,....... 124 ' ' .....,.......,.tt.t..t..t....t,.tt...t.,.tt.,tttt,..., 143 I ' ' .1,,,....., ...., .,...tt.1,,..,,,,.,1,.... t.., 1 o 4 - ' ' ' ' L B ' ' . ..1,, ,....... .... , . ......,t...,..,4.1..,,...t.t,..1...,.t, ,... 1 09 . 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