Hartford High School - Hartford Key Yearbook (White River Junction, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

lntr© diuLcmg Y ©uif 1962 Ye rLook Xke O rtlorcl Key ©k ©£ — H rt£©rcl Higk Sell©©! 'W'kite River Junction, ermont The Hartford H ymn Above the highest clouds it soars And 'cross the ocean blue. The Blue and White of Hartford High Will make our dreams come true. Oh, we will lift our banners high And Cheer for all our worth. We think this mighty school of ours The best upon the earth. We'll be so loyal to our school And carry on the laws And ne'er forget throughout the day The meaning of its cause. We, the editors, hope that you will enjoy reliving all your past experiences which we have tried to recapture in your Yearbook. Through the co-operation of the staff and the Organizations Athleti cs Activities HHS V ignettes At! Sponsors SEATED: P. Whitney. J. Fitzpatrick. B. Gould, P. Hayes, B. Berry. M. Pogar. G. Brown. FIRST ROW: S. Howland, G. Bean, E. Willey. J. Coburn, S. Seery, Mr. Jurras, H. Denson, D. Hamel, P. Bellimer, D. St. James. P. Plant. SECOND ROW: P. Gauthier, S. Aldrich, J. Thurston, B. Gilman, S. Stearns, L. Spaulding, B. Parker. THIRD ROW: P. Couture. M. McDaniel. P. Pierce. D. Rector. R. Donahue, B. Wheeler. B. Schaal, S. Patch. PATRICIA HAYES -Editor MR. JURRAS Advisor BETSY BERRY Assistant Editor DeJic ti on ■•■ f ■$? ■: ;-AA?. '■ - ‘ ,� i V ■ ’ wS .?.- .■■ ...'iV-.,. , SJP A welcoming dedication to Mr. Whaley who has been with us for two years. Mr. Whaley, ski enthusiast, will be remember- ed by the Class of 1962 as a good friend and teach- itiL Im Appirecn tiom - . .. -r ■ .,« «• 0M ' - , ,v? ' , %.V ' s - • •- i � . ; i A 4r «v V wjf The Class of 1962 wishes to express its appreciation to Mr. Dyer for his affability and kindness as a teacher. Pri mcapa ]’s M essage The Hartford High School Staff wishes to congratulate the members of the Class of 1962 on their successful completion of their formal education in the Hartford System. We have watched your individual progress with pride and pleasure. You have made some fine records in high school. You now go on to greater challenges. The road is not going to be easy. If your past achievements are any indication, we feel confident that you will attain many of your goals. We send you forth feeling strongly that you will contribute to the betterment of America and the world. We, the Faculty of Hartford High School, wish success in your future endeavors. We have enjoyed your friendships, and we hope these will continue over the years. F a cm JOHN A. FREITAS Superintendent of Schools Ph. B., Boston College M.Ed., University of Vermont JOHN P. GATES Principal B.S.Ed., Rutgers M.Ed., University of Vermont THOMAS R. JURRAS Vice Principal B.S.Ed., University of Alabama M.Ed., University of Vermont U.S. History World History MILDRED L. KINGSBURY Treasurer B.Ed., Clark University Shorthand Office Practice Typing Mathematics 12 FRANKLIN S. ADAMS B.S., Johnson Teachers College M. S., University of Pennsylvania Biology Psychology World History RAMONA ALEXANDER B. S., University ofVermont Home Economics EDITH F. ALLEN B.L.I., Emerson College English Drama Speech RICHARD BISHOP B. A., Cornell College Chemistry Biology Physics ROBERT M. BUDLONG A. B., Brown University History English WILLIAM BUSH B.S., Ithaca College Instrumental Music Director KENNETH M. DYER B. S., Syracuse University Problems of Democracy Physical Education Guidance Baseball ROBERT E. FRAPPIER B. A., Castleton M.A., Arizona University English World History Social Studies MARY HAM B.A., St. John's College Algebra General Mathematics Psychology GEORGE E. HALL B.E., Keene Teachers College General Shop Mechanical Drawing MARY M. McKEE B. A., College of Wooster (Ohio) English French Librarian FLOYD O. McPHETRES A. B., University of Vermont Algebra Plane Geometry Mathematics Co-Ordinator SALLY OWEN B.S.,Springfield College Physical Education Field Hockey Basketball GEORGE RATCLIFFE B.S. Ed., Boston University Physical Education Football Coach WILLIAM REMICK B. S., Lyndon Teachers College Drivers Education Mathematics 10 HAROLD RISING B.S., Norwich University M. Ed., University of Vermont Guidance Director ELIZABETH STONE A.B., University of Vermont French Latin Spanish DELEV AN WHALEY B.A., M.S., Syracuse University English Backgrounds HERBERT WHEELER B.E., Plymouth Teachers College Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping MILDRED H. W1TCOMB Keene Teachers College Skidmore Institute of Music Pedagogy Supervisor of Music emor ass resioen f- . As President of the Class of 1962, I feel that I have been very fortunate in having the opportunity to work with such a fine group. We, as a class, will always remember the friends we have made and the experiences we have shared at Hartford High. In behalf of the class, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the faculty, which has instructed and guided us through the years. With best wishes to all. Sincerely, Thomas Rogenski WAYNE HARRIS ADAMS Electronics Club, 4. One of those quiet kids from North Hartland - until you get to know him . . . Physics genius? . . . Really popular with the Senior girls - If he only knew!!!... Quite the artist . . . Those yellow pants . . . Wow!!! . . . SANDRA LEA ALDRICH Varsity Softball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Field Hockey, One-Act Christmas Play, 1; Art Club, G. A. A., Varsity Field Hockey, Junior Varsity Basketball, Class Ring Chairman, Varsity Softball, 2; Art Club, G. A.A., Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Soft -ball, 3; Varsity Field Hockey, Cafeteria, G. A. A., Art Club. Basketball, Yearbook Typist, 4. Good in sports . . . Sandy . . . Sis . . . Who's the boy in North Hartland? . . . Howard, Howard, Howard . . . What's for lunch, Sandy? . . . Shorthand and Typing . . . Why the two rings. Sis? . . . Baby sitter . . , What's the latest you got in, Sandy? ... An All-right kid . . . PHYUS ANNE ATWOOD Nominating Committee, Student Librarian, 1; Dramatics Club, Library Club, Journalism Club - Staff Artist, Science Fair - local and state. 2; Assistant Editor of The Torch, Secretary of Science Club, National Honor Society, F.T.A., 1st prize - Oratorical Contest, Assembly Committee for Junior Prom and Veterans' Day, 3; Future Teachers of America, Library Club - President, Honor Society, 4. Phylis . . . with one L please . . . Anyone for a debate? . . . Good work in the library . . . bright girl . . . Good luck in teaching . . . Enfield?? . . . GEORGIA BELLE BEAN Yearbook Committee, Intramural Basketball, Assembly, 1; Library Club. 2; Yearbook typist, 4. Beanie . . . When are you going to get that driver's license? . . . Office Aide . . . What's in Maine? . . . Quiet type!! . . . Bashful . . . RONALD PAUL BEBEAU Football, Basketball, Baseball, 1; Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, 2; Student Council, Varsity Club, Football, Baseball, Basketball, 3; Treasurer of Varsity Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball. 4. Red . . . Have the prices on the Hartland Fair gone up or are you special? . . . Red hair, freckles, and a real varsity man in every sport . . . What happened after the Rutland Fair, RED? . . . Who's CAROL . . . Carol . . . Carol? Got your deer yet? . . . Green and White Ford, makes a good TAXI . . . Have you ever got stuck in the MUD? . . . RED . . . what goes on at TRUE'S??? . . . What Junior Prom? . . .OH! Who builds pyramids on Islands?? . . . What were you hunting for on Hurricane Mt. at 1:00 A.M.? . . . PATRICIA ANN BELLIMER Prom Committee, Basketball, Choir. Softball, 2; Basketball, F.T.A., G.A.A., Music, 2; Choir, Basketball, Prom Chairman, 3; Basketball, Yearbook, 4. Pat . . . Ron, Max, Roger, take your pick . . . What's in Lebanon? . . . Good kid . . . Love that smile . . . Always with the jokes . . . Rolled the car down the bank lately? . . . Excellent prom chairman . . . DIAMOND!! . . . MICHAEL TRAINOR BERESFORD Junior Varsity Basketball, Prom Committee, Student Council, Junior Varsity Baseball, 1; Varsity Basketball, 2; A Choir, Prom Committee, Varsity Basketball, 3. Mike . . . Can't keep a car long ... 40 Buick, '49 Olds . . . What happened to your parent's '57 Ford?? . . . Parties at True's . . . Sometimes seen in West Lebanon . . . MARY . . . Mary . . . Mary . . . Varsity basketball player . . . Remember the prom, Mike? - You don't . . . Gamma Delta Chi . . . Likes to lose his license ... He doesn't like the cold winters of Vermont so he is going to move to Florida . . . Have fun, Mike . . . BETSY ELLEN BERRY Dramatics, Jr. Honor Society, Yearbook Committee, 1; Art Club, Dramatics, 2; Student Council, National Honor Society, 3; Student Council, President of National Honor Society, Yearbook, Assistant Editor, 4. Chris . . . Chris . . . Windsor, here I come! Studies for hours . . . Straight A's . . . Have a little hair . . . Anyone for a haircut? . . . But, but I promised! . . . Bennington bound ... If you want something done right, ask Betsy ... a letter a day . . . CATHERINE ANN BETTIS Music, 1; Physical Fitness, Volleyball game (Hanover), Softball, 2; Field Hockey, G.A.A., Softball, 3;G.A.A., 4. Cathy” . . . Who's the boy from North Hartland? . . . Glen . . , Glen . . . Glen . . . Ponzi's . . . Peenumonia” . . . Island Park . . . Roller skating ... A clown ... A real nice girl . . . Really, Cathy, eating in English class! . . . CONSTANCE MARIE BETTIS Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Library Club, Choir, 1; President of Library Club, Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Choir, 2; Library Club, Junior Prom Committee, Softball, Basketball, Hockey, Choir, 3; Basketball, Softball, Library Club, Choir, Hockey, 4. Connie . . .Tex, Tex, Tex . . . Sports . . . Will you Check this book out? . . . Remember lunch period junior year? . . . Honest! Now, Connie, are you sure you aren't fibbing? . . . Quiet - sometimes . . . What a temper . . . Ponzi's . . . V MARIANNE SUSAN BLAKE Intramural basketball. Thanksgiving assembly, 1; Science Fair, 2; Library Club, Senior Dramatics, Senior Play, 4. Brilliant red hair . . . Sincerity, her greatest virtue . . . Letters from Johannesburg . . . Pen pals . . . I'm one of these little shrimpy types . . . Practical nursing and a dedication to medicine . . . Diligence in studies . . . Always ready to help . . . 1 MELVA LOU BLANCHARD Music, 1; Science Fair, Volleyball, 2; Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Softball, G.A.A., 3; Varsity Field Hockey, G. A. A., 4. Quiet - Until you get to know her! ... A real nice girl . . . North Hartland . . . Good in sports . . . Field Hockey! . . . How quiet can one be? . . . Tardy spells? . . . GEORGE HERBERT BROOKS Intramurals Basketball, 1; Electronics Club, 3; Electronics Club, 4. One of those Quechee boys . . .Oh! Those bus rides home . . . George is really a good guy . . . got any sisters, George? ... I got a deer once . . .I'm ready for the Army ... No place at home to study - Why, George? . . . GENE LOUISE BROWN Dramatics Club; Prize Speaking; Girls' Chorus; Assemblies; Cheering, 1; Dramatics Club; A Choir; Art Club; Allied Youth, 2; Dramatics Club; Cheering; HA Choir; Assemblies; All-State; Prom Committee, 3; Dramatics Club; G.A.A.; A Choir; Senior Play; Yearbook; Class Treasurer; All-State, 4. Jean? . . . Wish they'd spell my name right! . . . Charlie . . . Dam the Navy . . . Too many sisters . . . Can I borrow this? . . . Happy go lucky . . . Lots of fun . . . Put some lipstick on . . . ■■■Mi MAYLEEN ELLA CAMERON Intramural Softball; Hall Monitor, 1; Pep Squad, 2; Girls' Craft; Library Club, 3; Majorettes; Basketball, 4. Who now Mayleen? . . . Frostie Stein - Car Hop . . . Who, Me???. . . Lunch Room conversations . . . Mr. Budlong, will you please stop listening to us in the cafeteria? . . . Freckles . . . Study hall talker . . . FI DAVID ALLISON CAMPBELL Monitor; Cafeteria, 1. DaveH ... My Chevy will do sixty in second . . . Girls . . . Girls . . . What else is there? . . . Someday I want to be President . . . Smoke . . . smoke . . . smoke . . . That cigarette . . . Teresa . . . Moves in high gear . . . Gear Grinders . . . SALLYANNE CLIFFORD Student Council; Prize Speaking; Hall Monitor, 1; F.T. A. Teen Town; Allied Youth. 2; F.T. A.; Prom Committee, 3; F.T. A. ; Journalism, 4. Sally . . . Seen at the Comer Drug Store . . . Mr. A. . . . My boss . . . what am I going to do with my hair? . . . Lake Mascoma, 18 horse power motor . . . Want to race? . . . F.T. A. President - What for? . . . He's following me, I tell you! . . . JOYCE ANN COBURN Junior Prom Committee, 3; Journalism Club; F.T. A.; Yearbook Advertising Committee, 4. Chunky . . . I'm not chunky!! . . . Who wears short skirts? , . . Not me . . . Tiny . . . Who's your latest dreamboat? . . . Let's see you without your glasses . . . Never! . . . PAULINE MAY COUTURE Assembly Play, 1; Volleyball, 2; Field Hockey; Choir; Basketball; Prom Refreshment Committee, 3; Yearbook Typist; Hockey, 4. Polly . . .Quiet type . . . Knows her math . . . Seen with Jeannette . . . Likes to read . . . Spends some few hours a week by the TV . . . JOHN ANTHONY COX Science Fair, 2. Jack . . . Wilder student builds fallout shelter . . . Help! Police . . . Have gun - will travel . . . Member of the John Birch Society? . . .I'm tired, Mr. Budlong . . . Mr. Gates, I want a transfer . . . Mighty Hunter? . . . PONZIS . . . Who stole my lunch? . . . JANET ELLEN DANAHER Basketball; J.V. Field Hockey; Librarian; Hall Monitor; Cafeteria Aid. 1; G.A.A., 2; Art Club. 3; Art Club. 4. Jan'' . . . Can be found at Marion's . . . What's in Sharon? . . . Dothan Road ... I like to take things easy . . . ROBERT ALFRED DEGRASSE Student Librarian, 1. Quiet looking on the outside, but don't let looks fool you . . . Digs cars . . . When I get my Corvette . . . Seen the new cars? . . . When nobody's looking ... A hair out of place - oh, tragedy! . . . Likes to hunt . . . MARTHA JANE DENSON National Jr. Honor Society; Homeroom President; Jr. Varsity Basketball; Prize Speaking, 1; Student Council; A Capella Choir; G.A.A.: Varsity Basketball. 2; Honor Society; Prom Committee; Varsity Basketball; G.A.A.; A Capella Choir; Madrigal Singers. 3; Yearbook Committee; Honor Society; G. A. A.; Basketball, 4. Marty . . . Heard from Pete lately? ... Red convertible . . . giggles a lot . . .1 hate this permanent . . . Let’s go beanie snatching! . . . Lost my glasses again . . . Dewey's Mills . . . What's your opinion, Martha?? . . . Good job playing the graduation march ... Oh, that trip to Washington!! . . . ROGER BERNARD DONAHUE Yearbook Committee; J. V. Baseball; J.V. Basketball; J. V. Football, 1; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Winter Carnival Committee, 2; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Boys’ State; Varsity Club, 3; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball; Yearbook; Varsity Club, 4. Rog . . . Donahue's rear window . . . What's in Woodstock? . . . Active varsity man . . . Let's go to True's after school . . . Who put the hole in the roof of your parents car? . . . Where do you go fishing, Rog? . . . Likes to repair windows ... A good friend . . . DOUGLAS WRIGHT DRISCOLL Library Club, 2; Library Club, Track, Prom Committee, 3; Library Club, Track, Varsity Club, 4. “Doug . . . Speed demon on the go-kart track . . . mechanic . . . Knows all about cars . . . Girls, What are they?? . . . Mr. Halls' helper ... I made the Honor Roll . . . Want to hear a good joke? . . . Drives a blue Kaiser . . . Five miles to the gallon . . . JOAN HELEN FITZPATRICK J.V. Cheerleading, Cafeteria aid. Plays, Prize Speaking, Field Hockey, Choir, Intramurals, 1; B” Choir, Dramatics, G. A. A., Allied Youth, Varsity Field Hockey, Teen Town 2; “A Choir, G.A.A., Journalism, Junior Prom Committee, Girls' State Alternate, 3; G. A. A., Journalism, Dramatics, Yearbook, Cafeteria Aid, Senior Class Secretary, 4. Personality plus! . . . Always smiling . . . Oh, that chemistry test! . . . I'm a good driver! . . . Well you see, my neighbor died and . . . Always eager to help . . . May I use the car? Please? . . . Newberry Special . . . Let's see White Christmas . . . JAY EDWARD FRIEND J.V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball, 1;J.V. Basketball, 2; J.V. and Varsity Football, Ski Club, 3; Ski Club, 4. ,ay • • • Big Buick . . . What goes on at True's? . . . Who's the girl with blonde hair?? ... Who lives next door? . . . riave you ever seen him in a red convertible - with a girl driving? . . . How's the marks??? Not so good, huh . . . Good skier . . . only broke a few pairs . . Have fun at the Junior Prom? ... I just can't seem to find a job . . . Likes to go riding before football practice . . . WILLIAM DAVID GARDNER '53 Mercury . . . Holly . . . Deer Hunting . . . Dances . . . Let's Drag . . . Holly ... I lost weight . . . Holly . . . Goes to Church every Sunday . . . Holly . . . Arguer . . . Kellogg's OK’s . . . CYO . . . Size 12 shoe ... I can't believe it . . . I'm getting thin, Help, maw! . . . String my bow . . . Fatso , . . PAULINE HELENE GAUTHIER J.V. Cheerleader, Cafeteria aid, 1;G.A.A., Dramatic Club, Allied Youth, A Choir, Teen Town, 2; A” Choir, Journalism, Junior Prom Committee Chairman, 3; A Choir, Yearbook, Journalism. Friendly to all . . . Blushes easily . . . Junior Prom belle . . . Nice clothes . . . Neat! . . . Comment allez-vous, monsieur? ... We need more like her at Hartford High . . . Seen at Springer's . . . But, Father, I don't like to roller skate . . . BRENDA RUTH GILMAN One-act homeroom plays, Hall monitor. Softball, 1; Allied Youth, Teen town, 2; Junior Prom Committee, Dramatics, Hartford Torch Com mittee, 3; Journalism, Yearbook Committee, 4. Reggie ... I never have anything to wear . . . likes street dances. . . Who uses peroxide?? . . . Is it noticeable? . . . Pre-Labor Day party . . . Anyone for waterskiing? . . . Whose house tonight, Butch's or Brenda's?? . . . BARBARA JEAN GOULD Class treasurer. National Jr. Honor Society, Homeroom One-Act plays. Hall Monitor Captain, Freshman Yearbook. 1; Hartford Torch Committee, National Honor Society, Junior Prom Committee. 3; National Honor Society, Journalism, Yearbook. 4. Barb . . . Steve ... A week in New York . . . Wears a Clark University Blazer . . . Let's argue . . . Mr. Dyer's Government class! . . . Sophisticated . . . You're kidding ... I said I’d be in at 1 o'clock . . . Enfield . . . RICHARD DENNIS GREENE Hall Monitor, School Play, 1; Science Fair, 2; Science Club, 3. The mad scientist . . . Can you tell me how to get to Wilder? . . . Rest . . . I know some good jokes . . . Driver's Training . . . Tardy . . . Movie Projector . . . Can't do it . . . Ain’t got time . . . Sleepy-eyed reader of fantastic stories . DIANA MARIE HAMEL Vice-President of Class; Prize Speaking; Choir; Junior Honor Society; Varsity Field Hockey; Softball; J.V. Basketball; Prom Committee, 1; Choir; G.A.A.; StudentCouncil; Vice-Pres. of Class; Varsity Field Hockey; Varsity Basketball, 2; G.A.A.; Choir; Prom Committee; Field Hockey; Basketball; Ski Club; Madrigal Singers, 3; Field Hockey; Basketball; G.A. A.; Student Council - Secretary; Yearbook Staff; Choir, 4. Dee . . . Dick . . . Storrs Pond . . . WOW! . . . Who's got the jeep today? . . . Take turns . . . Loves sports . . . Queen for a night . . . Everyone's friend . . . The outdoor type . . . PATRICIA ANASTASIA HAYES Prize Speaking; Junior Honor Society - Vice-President; Secretary of Class. 1; Varsity Cheerleading; A Choir; Secretary of Class; Teen Town Committee; Pep Club; F.T.A.; New England Music Festival; New England Auditions; Sophomore Night Committee, 2; Secretary of Class; G.A. A.; J.V. Basketball; Honor Society; Dramatic Club; All-Eastern Chorus; Madrigal Singers; Prom Committee, 3; Honor Society Secretary; Editor of Yearbook; Student Council; Vice-President of Class; A Choir; G.A. A., 4. Pat . . . Good all-around kid . .. Champlain, 150 ft. from Theta Chi-Rollie . . . What's wrong with a pony-tail? . . . Personality-Plus . . Brothers are o.k. . . . Our excellent yearbook editor . . . DAVID FRANCIS HAZEN Band; Prize Speaking; Freshman Yearbook Committee, 1; Band; A Choir; F.T.A. ; All-State; New England Music Festival; N. E. Solo and Ensemble Auditions, 2; Band; A Choir - Vice-President; Dramatics; All-State; New England Music Festival; N.E. Solo and Ensemble Auditions, 3; Band - Vice-President; A Choir - President; All-State; N.E.M.F.; N.E. Solo and Ensemble Festival; Dramatic Club, 4. David . . . One of the most active boys in the Senior class . . . Well-known for his friendliness and humor . . . Hectic afternoons after band practice . . . Oh, those 25 cent Dairy Joys!! . . . Toe dancing at the Latin banquet . . . Lots of choir and band trips . . . Guys and Dolls . . Where’d you get the ingredients for the rum sauce? . . . Loyal choir president . . . DOUGLAS HARRY HEAVISIDES Noah’s ark musta landed ... I’m going to put Bill Green out of business . . . Gotta go home - My monkey’s loose again . . . Doug has unlimited funds . . . Hard worker at Dick's Diner ... A good friend to all . Gee, Maw, why can't I have a Buffalo?? . . . Monkey see, monkey do! HEBERT Cafeteria, J.V. Field hockey. Intramural basketball. Hall Monitor, Librarian, 1; Art Club, 2; Vice-President of Art Club, F.T.A., 3;F.T.A., Art Club, 4. Quiet . . . Shy . . . Pincurls in the morning . . . JJJ's . . . Newberry's . . . Good artist . . . Nice girl . . . Always willing to help anyone with a smile. HOI SIN GT ON Assistant Basketball Manager, 2. Charlie . . . Green Mercury . . . Quiet away from the wheel . . . Math whiz . . . Able to smile?? ... A long drive to school . . . How are things in Plainfield? Intramural Basketball, Hall Monitor, 1; Girls' Craft, 2; Library Club, 3; Senior Dramatics, Library Club, 4. Friendly and quiet . . . Library club member . . . real sweet smile . . . Remember the magazine drive and slave day ? . . . Future office worker . . . Very handy at craftwork . . . N HOWLAND F.T.A., Girls' Craft, Girls'Volleyball Team, 2;F.T.A., Girls' Craft. Prom Committee, 3; Yearbook committee, Treasurer of F.T. A., 4. Let's go to Lebanon . . . Bobby . . . Chuckwagon . . . Where were you and Betty until six a. m.? . . . Army . . . Frostie Stein carhop . . Wild pajama party . . . Who's got their feet in the potato chips? . . . You rang? ... My feet are frozen . . . Mr. Budlong needs a tape recorder. ... Lunchroom conversations . . . JOYCE ANN JOHNSON Cheerleading, Cafeteria, 1; Girls' Chorus, Fitness Festival, 2; Prom Committee, A Choir, 3; Choir, Office Helper, 4. Joyce . . . David . . . David . . . Goose Pond . . . Red and White Ford . . . Cautious ride to Windsor . . . Blondie . . . Can really hit those high notes . . . Marion's or Howard Johnson's . . . Short stay at M.H.M.H. . . . Has a beautiful soprano voice. BETTY ANNE KOLOSKI Girls' Chorus, Librarian, Student Council, secretary. Junior Honor Society, 1; Field Hockey, F.T.A., 2;F.T.A., Prom Committee, Girls' Craft, Honor Society, 3;F.T.A. - Vice-President, Honor Society, Yearbook staff, 4. Betty . . . New England Tel. Tel. . . . Island Park . . . Just my luck - a broken nose! . . . What can I do with my hair?? . . . Pleasant smile . . . Good luck teaching . . . Assembly comedienne . . . Wanta fight? . . . Seen in a blue Comet . . . Likes Mechanical Drawing . . . I'm gonna quit soon as they take my picture . . . College bound? . . . School is fun . . . Why work? DAVID WILLIAM LANGLOIS Home Room Treasurer, 1; Teen Town Committee, Sophomore Dance Committee, 2; Prom Committee, 3. Dave . . . Linda . . . Likes to bother the help at M.H.M.H. . . . What are you, some kind of a nut?? ... Red and black Mercury . . . Wilder corner on two wheels . . . Where to - Drive-In theater or Claremont races? ROBERT WILLIAM MARTIN A Dothan farm boy . . . Took his father's Ford tractor to school . . . Fanciest Convertible there . . . Voices his opinion on everything . . . Milks 64 cows night and morning . . . Shorty . . . Giggles . . . Gotta work . . . Slip the clutch . . . Not interested in girls - Yet? JEANNETTE MARIE McLOUD Choir, Librarian, 1; Field Hockey, 2. Fran, Fran, Fran . . . When did you get your diamond, Jan? . . . Busy girl - Works at the telephone Company . . . Army letters . . . Phone calls . . . When's Fran Coming home, Jan? . . . Have you made any plans for June?? . . . Quiet. MARY RUTH McDANIEL Yearbook, Prom Committee, 1; Pep Club, G.A.A., Girls'Craft, Dance Committee, Teen Town Committee, 2; Library Club - President, Choir, Assemblies, Prom Committee, 3; Majorettes, Yearbook Staff, 4. ''Ruthie” . . . Has been seen at Marion's and M.H.M.H. . . . Where's Rebel . . . Here lam... Ricky . . . Ricky . . . Seen driving a black Chevy . . . But I don't like to drive at night . . . Let's go to True's . . . Likes to study . . . Are you nuts!! . . . Majorette at H.H.S. . . . Love those Sweaters. MICHAEL GREGORY MILNE Junior Honor Society, Student Council - President, Prom Committee, Yearbook Committee, 1; A Choir, Student Council, State Student Council Convention, Local Science Fair, 2; National Honor Society, Student Council. Boys' State, Science Club, Representative, Vermont Citizenship Conference, 3; Yearbook Staff, Science Fair, Science Club. 4. You'll Have to pay for some gas - I don't have any money . . . What do you do in that basement of yours?? Mike . . . Not very smart - just straight A’s . . . Poker, anyone?? . . . Where's the place to go fishing?? . . . What's work??? . . . .Anyone seen a '51 Chevy green BOMB?? . . . GEORGE EDWIN PACKARD Football; Track; Freshman Basketball, 1; Football; Basketball; Track; Rod Gun Club, 2; Football; Basketball; Track, 3; Football; Basketball; Track; Art Club, 4. Big Daddy to the younger set . . . Does your chewing gum lose its flavor? . . , Oldsmobile Convertible . . . Let's follow him . . . Hercules Unchained . . . What a cute Hair Do, George . . . You sly dog . . . LAZY BARBARA JEANNE PARKER Prom Committee, 3; Yearbook Typist, 4. Barbara came to our school as a Freshman from Norwich . . . Quiet . . . A white Convertible . . . Who now. Barb?? . . . Shorthand WHIZ . . . Newberry's here I come . . . Cross Abbott Secretary . . . SUSAN MARTHA PATCH Choir, 1; Choir, 2; Dramatic Club; Senior Play; Senior One Act Play; Assembly Play, 4. There's something fishy about Sue's pocketbook . . . What's this about washing your hair with Joy? ... A fabulous camp week at Ferry Beach . . . Cheery smile and twinkling eyes . . . Letters from Pennsylvania • • . A blue JAY from the Bay State is lonely at college . . . LESLIE NATHAN PERRY Baseball Manager; Electronics Club; Dramatics Club, 3; Electronics Club; Dramatics Club, 4. Farm Boy . . . Good Worker . . . Friendly . . . Wises off now and then . . . Intelligent . . . Hard Cider Natured ... I like School . REBECCA KATHRYN PIERCE Choir, monitor duty, Softball, Dramatics, 1; Choir. Dramatics, Marshal, Christmas Play, 2; Choir. Dramatics, Christmas Play, Jr. Prom Committee, 3; Yearbook Committee, Senior Play, Choir, Dramatics, 4. Becky . . . David . . . David . . . Drive-In Theater night after night . . . Beautiful girl . . . Big blue eyes . . . Naturally curly hair . . . Quiet?? . . . sometimes . . . Blue Plymouth . . . Everlasting letters and phone calls from Rutland . . . Can't wait until Friday! PATRICIA PLANT J.V. Cheering, Student Council (Treas.), Prom, Yearbook. Monitor. School Store, Choir, Prize Speaking, 1;F.T.A. Teen Town, G.A.A., Basketball Manager, Pep Club, Sophomore Dance Com., Physical Fitness Program, 2; Prom Comm., Library Club (Vice-Pres.), F.T.A., G.A.A., 3; Yearbook. Choir, Majorettes, 4. Pat . . . Oldsmobile . . . Goose Pond!! Those weekend parties at Crystal Lake WOW!! Tiny but gets around . . . How about a ride over-street?? Number, Please?? Plenty of sweaters . . . Larry's. MARCIA ANN POGAR Band (Sec.-Treas.), Dramatics, Choir, Prize Speaking, Cafeteria, 1; Band (Sec.-Treas.), Choir, Dance Comm., New England Music Festival, Dramatics, Science Fair, 2; Treas. of Class'62, Band (Sec.-Treas.), Choir (Sec.), Dramatics, New England Music Festival, Model United Nations. Prom Comm., Girls' State - 1st Alternate, 3; Student Council (Treas.), Choir (Sec.), Senior Play, Yearbook, New England Music Festival, 4. Marcia ... a friend to all . . . nurses training, here I come! . . . Piano player ... Do I have to?? . . . Have fun in Washington? Choir trips - Marshfield, Portland, where to next? . . . keep smiling . . . Serious most of the time . . . Beautiful naturally curly hair. DONNA LESLIE PORTER Prom Comm., 1; Teen Town, Pep Club, Sophomore Dance Comm., 2; Junior Prom Comm., 3;F.T.A., Art Club. Yearbook Advertising Comm., 4. Donna . . . Tom . . . can't miss that football game . . . brown and yellow Ford . . . cute kid . . . Dairy Joy - can't gain weight . . . that's ok . . . beautiful eyes . . . Well, Mom, I ate too much and . . . Beauty contest candidate. BRYAN HOWARD POTTER J.V. Baseball; J.V. Basketball; Yearbook; Prom Comm.; Hall Monitor; Cafeteria, 1; J.V. Basketball; J.V. Baseball, 2; V. Baseball; Prom Com.; Library Club, 3; V. Baseball; Basketball; Electronics Club, 4. Athletic . . . White Bucks . . . Trick or Treat . . . Quechee . . . Where's that? . . . Gym Class . . , Electrician? . . . Ah, Mr. Hall . . . You're always picking on me . . . Girls . . . Fancy shirts . . . Hartford High's leading all time tree cutting champion . . . Bryan, Save that tree!! . . . GEORGE RAT CLIFF E J.V. Football; Freshman Hop; Model Airplane Club, 1; Sophomore Night Comm.; Science Club; Memorial Day Assembly, 2; Junior Prom Comm.; Football Photographer, 3. Jud ... His daddy is the football coach of H.H.S. so he likes to study ... Are you ever going to get the old Ford on the road? . . . Jud . . . Who made the nice smell in the chemistry lab? . . . Likes to hunt . True's Brook ... Is never late for school - gets along good with the teachers - huh! huh! . . . DAVID WALTON RECTOR Prom Comm.; Yearbook, 1; J.V. Basketball; Sophomore Night Comm.; Magazine Campaign; Winter Carnival. 2; Prom Comm.; Ski Club; Magazine Campaign, 3; Football; Basketball; Yearbook; Magazine Campaign-Ski Club, 4. Dave” . . . Blue comet or grandpappy's Chevy . . . Mascoma Lake . Ski bug . . . neat kid . . . What color watchband today? . . . Howard Johnson’s . . . good ole dad . . . faded levies ... a hit with the girls . . . beautiful dancer . . .I'm polite at all times. . . CATHERINE MAE REED Prom Comm.; Torch Staff, 3. Cathy . . . coal-black hair . . . crazy styles . . . Comet wagon . farmers' daughter ... 1st period English class - variety, agree?? . ROGER PAUL RENAULT Airplane Club, School Monitor, 1; School Science Fair, 2; Projectionist, 3. They'll never take me alive! . . . Got a cigarette? Late again, Rog? . . . Likes to fool around with cars . . . Wavy hair . . . Those long sideburns! . . . I'm tough! . . . Girls!!! Hot Rod . . . Dig that sneaky look! THOMAS WALTER ROGENSKI Band, Football, Track, Student Council, President of Class, Freshman Hop Committee, Vermont Music Festival, l;Band, Football, Track, Student Council, President of Class, Sophomore Night Committee, Vermont Music Festival, Vermont Science Fair. 2; Band, Football, Track, Student Council, President of Class, Junior Prom Committee, President of Science Club, Electronics Club, Varsity Club, Vermont Music Festival, Vermont Science Fair 3; Band President, Football, Student Council, President of Class, Electronics Club, Secretary of Varsity Club, Vermont Music Festival, 4. Tom ... Mr. President . . . Donna ... All around guy . . . We know our class is the best!!! What's wrong with Fallout Shelters?? Down to the Lab again? Football and Track star. ALBERT JOHN SABOSKI JR. Band. l;Band, B Choir, 2; Band, B Choir, Science Club. 3; Band, Choir, Journalism Club, 4. But, Mrs. Whitcomb, 1 can’t sing!! Jazzy music on the trumpet . . . Chemistry . . . Hard worker . . . Backgrounds ... I can do it . . . Getting hefty in the mid-section. DONNA LEE ST. JAMES Band, Chorus, Junior Honor Society, Class Plays, 1; Band, A Choir, Dramatic Club, Allied Youth, Sophomore Night Committee, One-Act Play, Thanksgiving Assembly, 2; Secretary of Band, A Choir, Chairman of Dramatic Club, Prom Committee, Veteran's Day Assembly, New England Music Festival. Vermont Music Festival, Madrigal Singers, G.A.A., National Honor Society, Basketball Manager, 3; A Choir, Senior Play, G.A.A., National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Dramatic Club. VMF, NEMF, 4. Donna . . . Who's Doug??? Telephone Operator . . . Straight skirts . . WOW!! Pat's P.J. Party ... We ought to have another . . . Wish I didn't have to work Friday night . . . Quite an actress!! Smart girl as national tests proved. BETSY LEE SCHAAL Varsity Field Hockey, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Softball, Homeroom secretary, Girls'Choir, Honor Society. 1; A Cappella Choir, Varsity Field Hockey. Varsity Basketball, Girls' Athletic Association, Student Council, Vice-President, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Junior Prom, Girls' Athletic Association, A Cappella Choir, National Honor Society. ball. National Honor Society, Girls' Athletic Association President, Caf eteria. Magazine Campaign Manager, Yearbook Committee, 4. . . . outstanding leader . . . loves sports . . . those darn assemblies . . .I'll have to make another speech . . . always got the car . . . Our Student Council President . . . About time we got a female president. BEVERLY JOYCE SEERY Prize Speaking, Yearbook staff. Prom Committee, Cheerleading. Junior Honor Society, 1; Dramatic Club, 2; Dramatic Club, Choir, 3; Dramatic Club, Choir, Journalism Club, Yearbook Committee, 4. nice personality . . . When are you going to get your license? Dad says I've got a heavy foot . . . Camp Billings, here I come . . . Keep Band, Softball, Student Librarian, l;Band, Library Club, Poster committee for Sophomore1 Night. State Science Fair, 2; Band, Choir. F.T.A., Junior Prom Committee, 3; Band Secretary, Choir. F.T.A., Senior Play, 4. Mathematical talents her classmates envy ... an inspiring summer working with retarded children . . . lots of fun at Girls' State . Aimez-vous votre frere? ... no comment . . . Band member . . . Teacher of tomorrow . . . Youth Group President. MARY ANN SIDUSKY Glee Club, Basketball, 1;G.A.A.. Glee Club, Softball. Basketball. Field Hockey, 2;G.A.A.. Basketball. Softball, Field Hockey Glee Club, 3. Mary . . . U.S. Navy . . . Polka Dot . . . back to work . . . blushes easily . . . very friendly . . . pretty red hair . . . Newcomer to Hartford High. New England Chorus, Student Council Convention, 2; Student Council All Eastern Chorus, 3; Student Council President, Field Hockey. Basket - Betsy . . . Quechee girl . . . brain!! ... an answer for everything smiling, Bev. Bev . . . Good writer . . . Dartmouth tutors . . . good talker . SARAH ELIZABETH SHEPARD EILEEN ARDYCE SMITH Softball; Girls' Craft; Allied Youth; Girls' Craft. What do Canadian stamps look like, Eileen? . . . Anybody for a Christmas tree? ... A well-made Jewelry box from Girls' Craft will look fine in a hope chest . . . Bus-drivers have personalities too . . . Crazy over horses . . . Real nice girl . . . NORMAN PAUL SMITH Band, 1; Assistant Basketball Manager; Band, 2; Basketball Manager, 3; Basketball Manager, 4. Norm” . . . What happened to your Plymouth, Norman? . . . Ladies man . . . Likes excitement . . . speak up, Norman, we can't hear you . . . I ripped my Pants again, Mr. Gates . . . U.S. History . . . What are yah, wise? . . . Studious? . . . Gads . . . No, 'Fonzo, I didn't do it . . pounds ... A good driver . . . Mr. Big . .. All around guy . . . Guns . . . What's up. Doc? . . . Always picking on me . . .As lazy as they come, but blame it on my weight . . . Fats” . . . Mrs. Smith's little boy . . . tried dieting once and gained 15 RICHARD JOHN SMITH ELIZA MAE SPAULDING Homeroom President; Yearbook Staff, 1; Girls' Craft; J. V. Basketball, 2; Prom Committee, 3; Majorettes; Cafeteria Aide, 4. Gary . . . Blue and white convertible . . . Holy smoke! 1 . . . How did you like girls' craft, Mae? ... My name is Mae not Eliza 1! . . . Island Park . . . Wild pajama parties . . . LINDA LEE SPAULDING Intramural Basketball, Dramatics, One-Act Play, Choir, Monitor. 1; G.A.A., Dramatics, Allied Youth, One-Act Play, Sophomore Night, Magazine Drive Captain, Teen Town Committee, Thanksgiving Assembly, 2; Journalism, Prom Decorating Committee, Dramatics. Veterans' Day Assembly, 3; Yearbook, Journalism, Dramatics, Monitor. 4. Lin . . . Dave . . . Dave . . . Couldn't live without Mercuries . . . Wilder Picnic Area . . . Beautiful blonde hair ... 1 can't keep a secret . . . French 111 . . . Future nurse . . . Got any gum? . . . Blushes . . . Quiet . . .You think so??? WILLIAM EDWARD STANLEY Safety Patrol Captain, 1; Football, 3; Football. Electronics Club, 4. I didn’t mean to break the fire alarm, it’s just the devil in me . . . Physics genius? . . . Seen in a Volkswagen Bus ... A 5'3 Tower of Strength . . . I'll do it tomorrow . . . What’s the English assignment? . . . Fast talker . . . Always something to say - Mr. 5 by 5 . . . SYLVIA LOUISE STEARNS Choir, Cafeteria, Prom, 1; Winter Carnival, 2; Junior Prom, Dramatic Club, 3; Dramatic Club, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play, Journalism, 4. Sylvia” . . . Drive-In Theater . . . Hate those white uniforms . . . Giggles . . . Haven't you got your license yet?? . . . Seen with Janet . . . Got to study my Psychology! MERYLENE GRACE THOMAS Room Duties, 1; Girls’Craft, Volleyball. Majorettes, 2; Girls'Softball, Majorettes, 3; Majorettes, (head) 4. Quiet - usually! . . . Who's the boy in Quechee, Merylene? . . . Gary? . . . Lunch room conversations . . . Babysitting with - !!! . . . Where did you get your license, Merylene? . . . You make me sick! . . . How's Typing? . . . Majorette . . . Step it off. JANET MARJORIE THURSTON Monitor, 1; Pep Club, Teen Town, G.A.A., Winter Carnival Committee, 2; Dramatics, Junior Prom Committee, Torch Staff, 3; Journalism, Dramatics, Senior Play, Yearbook Committee, One-Act Play, 4. Janet . . . Seen in a white convertible - anytime, any place . . . My hair is turning colors . . . Rarely misses the drive-in movies . . . Real riot . . . Future nurse . . . She’s got personality! ELAINE FLORENCE TWISS Choir, Intramural Basketball, 1;F,T.A., One-Act Play Contest, Publicity Chairman for Sophomore Night, 2; F.T.A., Art Club - Treasurer, Prom Ticket Committee, 3;F.T.A., Newsletter Editor, Art Club, National Honor Society, 4. Youth group office . . , Beautiful teeth . . . That French look, but really an Irish girl . . . Honor Society member . . . future teacher of America, and a guaranteed good one . . . Artistically inclined . . . wide, friendly smile . . . French student, Par excellent . . . Fabulous trip to Washington during her Junior year. BRUCE ELLIOTT WHEELER Football, Basketball, Baseball, 1; Football, Basketball, Baseball, Sophomore Night Dance, 2; Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity H Club, President of Ski Club, Junior Prom Committee, Boys'State, 3; Football, Basketball, Baseball, President of Varsity H” Club, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, 4. Bruce , . . Which COP is a neighbor of yours? . , . Who lives in Hanover - Pris - . . . That's my boy . . . Bruce Elliott . . . Good in all sports . . . Bruce only appears to be quiet - but! . . . How is chemistry 11 coming? ... Mr. Ratcliffe's star center. GERALDINE BEATRICE WHITE J.V. Softball, J.V. Field Hockey, Choir, Monitor, Cafeteria, 1; Varsity Softball, Field Hockey, Basketball, Choir, Girls'Craft, G. A.A., Science Fair, 2; Varsity Field Hockey, Basketball, Choir, F.T.A., G.A.A., Prom Committee, 3; Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball, A Choir, F.T.A., G.A.A., 4. Good in sports . . . Quiet - Sometimes! . . . Remember U.S. History Class? . . . Nice girl, always neat . . . What happened to your ponytail? . . . Gerry ♦ mm PAULA JEAN WHITNEY Prize Speaking, Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff, Freshman Prom Committee, Christmas Play, One-Act Plays, 1; Latin Banquet, Dramatic Club, Thanksgiving Program, One-Act Plays, B Choir, G.A.A., Winter Carnival Committee, Sophomore Dance Committee, 2; Yearbook Staff, Senior Play, Choir, Dramatic Club, Journalism, One-Act Plays, 4. Paula . . . John or Jack . . . Annapolis or Lee High? . . . Good to have you back ... He called - $9. 93 . . . Quite a character . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Big investment at M. H. M. H. . . . Don't you think he's cute??? . . . Talented dancer. EILEEN RAE WILLEY Junior Honor Society, Cheering, One-Act Plays, Freshman Yearbook, 1; Dramatics, Allied Youth, Pep Club, Sophomore Dance Committee, Latin Banquet, One-Act Plays, 2; Dramatics, Junior Prom (advertising) Hartford Torch, 3; Dramatics, Journalism, Yearbook, Midget, Senior Play, 4. Butch . . . Good actress ... I always get the kid parts . . . Sister's manikin . . . Listen to her giggle . . . Petite . . .I’ll never forget Woody's. JAMES FREDERICK WOODS Varsity Baseball, Basketball, Prom Decoration Committee, Football, Yearbook Staff, 1; Varsity Baseball, Basketball, Football, Winter Carnival Committee, Sophomore Dance Committee, Winter Carnival Skiing Events, 2; Varsity H Club, Ski Club. Varsity Baseball, Basketball, Football, Prom Committee, 3; Varsity H Club, Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, Ski Club. Jim” . . . All roads did lead to Windsor . . . Maggie Paradise . . . Rector and WHO bums home from Windsor at 1:00 a. m. in the morning with no cars on the road?? . . . Can you remember the Junior Prom . . . Just as soon take a chance ... A real scholar . . . Good in all sports - a varsity man . . . Jim is quite SHY . . . Loves to dance ... I hope I can stay eligible - but it's tough . . . Silly Giggle . . . FIRST ROW: C. McKenzie, J. Mosman, C. Finley, M. Brown, J. Perry, L. Livingston, V. Withington, R. Young, D. Wimette, J. Young, S. McArthur, B. Atwood. P. Barrett, L. Schelza. T. Lawton, J. Clark. J. Allard. SECOND ROW: M. Callahan, P. Benedict, P. Kivler. S. Kendall. D. Spencer. P. Livingston. J. Place, L. Paul. G. Snow, S. LaBounty. D. Hall, J. Mdver. B. Hazen, S. Wood, P. Learmouth, P. Raymond. THIRD ROW: M. Gilman, R. Young, S. Marcotte, B. Smith. A. Ayres, J. Kilborne. N. Park, J. Woods, J. Campbell. R. Leavitt. M. Braley, V. Birt, R. Akers, L. Henderson, C. Chase, S. Rising. FOURTH ROW: A. Sidusky, H. Snyder, F. Perkins, L. Jordan, D. Falzarano, D. Merchant, D. Marsh, G. Fortier, D. Clay, W. Lukash. K. Gray, R. Chambers, D. Blondin, C. Stone, L. Gaudette. FIFTH ROW: D. Blake, S. Flanders, A. Rumrill, W. Hayes, F. McCarthy, D. Aher, J. Abbott, R. Stanford, B. Harrington, D. Kessler, R. Cross, T. Coveil. MISSING: R. Hackett, E. Vitagliano, C. Thompson, L. Hall, M. Sullivan. FIRST ROW: S. Maxwell, T. Burch, I. Regione, B. McKinny, S. Reynolds, C. Richards, D. Weigle, J. Welch, S. Rector, B. Fountain, G. Stanford, J. Nalette, P. McLoud, P. Martin, W. Sullivan, D. Robinson, D, White, K. Kenyon, N, Regione, T, Sullivan, J. Ray. SECOND ROW: P. Mackie, M. Goff, J. Bomhower, C. Bettis, Kessler, J. N. Howard, C. Alexander, C. Kingsley, L. Rogers, N. Ballard, E. Willard, S. Cox, R. Sawyer. L. Kelton, S. Luce, V. Truell, J. Gill, J. Coutermarsh, C. Wood, S. Rat-cliffe, H. Currier, G. Sheffer. THIRD ROW; C. Mace, K. Callahan, D. Marcotte, N. Truell, C. Hathorn, S. Wright, J. Hayes, R. Nugent, A. Stone, L. Spaulding, R. Carpenter, R. Hathorn, J. Perkins, T. Carpenter. A. Hebert, M. Sullivan, J. Coutermarsh, C. Davis, L. Gould. FOURTH ROW; D. Clark, V. Houghton, R. Coburn, R. Wood, H. Raymond, S. Santaw, C. Smith, R. Renault, J. Brooks, K. Faucheux, A. Luce, R. Shepard, S. Adams, C. Couture, D. Briggs. J. Twiss, D. Stellar, R. Fifield. FIFTH ROW: M. Donahue, G. Smith, M. Regione, M. Plant. L. McKensie, F. Napolitano, H. Ray, L. Batchelder, G. Williams, R. Spaulding, R. Harlow, S. White, J. Trottier, W. Toomey, R. Bettis, J. Eske, P. McGuire, C. Deming. Study Hall .H re inch emi ©me JC conomics Student Council .President 3uczi As President of Student Council, I gratefully extend my thanks to the students and faculty of Hartford High for the interest they have displayed in the work of the council this year. It is this spirit of cooperation which will make us all citizens of whom America will be proud. I truly appreciate this privilege which you have allowed me and may 1 wish you all the very best in your future endeavors. Left to right, ROW 1: B. Berry, V. Birt, D. Hamel, B. Schaal, Mr. Jurras, D. Aher, M. Pogar, C. Chase, P. Hayes. ROW 2: L. Perry, R. Fountain, R. Morancy, D. Derrick, B. Wheeler, G. Abbott, F. Napolitano, G. Smith, N. Ballard, S. Wright, L. Spaulding. ..National .Honor Society SEATED: D. St. James, Mrs. Stone, P. Atwood, M. Denson. STANDING: P. Hayes, B. Gould, E. Twiss, B. Berry, B. Schaal, B. Koloski. .Boys and ('(iris’ Staff SEATED: M. Denson, B. Schaal, B. Berry, S. Shepard. STANDING: B. Wheeler, R. Donahue, T. Rogenski, M. Milne. G.A.A. Left to right, ROW 1: C. Finley, S. McArthur, D. Hamel, M. Denson, N. Park, B. Schaal, P. Barrett, P. Learmonth, G. White, D. St. James. ROW 2: B. Fountain, S. Ratcliffe, J. Maclver, V. Birt, J. Fitzpatrick, C. Chase, M. Blanchard, D. Marcotte. ROW 3: S. Aldrich, D. Clark, G. Brown, C. Bettis, P. Hayes, M. Braley. Left to right, ROW 1; T. Covell, D. Clay, D. Aher, B. Wheeler, R. Bebeau, J. Stone, D. Driscoll. ROW 2: F. Napolitano, D. Cross. J. Abbott, R. Donahue,-D. Falzaranp. ourn usm IN FRONT ROW: Barbara Atwood, William Hayes, Paula Whitney, Joan FitzPatric, Mr. Whaley. Beverly Seery, Linda Spaulding, Barbara Gould, Eileen Willey. IN SECOND ROW: Peggy Callahan. Carol Alexander, Margaret Goff, R. Young, S. Rising, P. Lear-month, J. Young, L. Gould, S. Clifford, J. Coburn. IN THIRD ROW; D. Foley, N. FitzPatric. B. Gilman, J. Woods, J. Thurston, P. Gauthier, S. Stearns, J. Bomhower. Dramatic Club SEATED: Mr. Frappier, M. Blake, B. Seery, E. Willey, M. Goff, L. Gould, Mrs. Allen, L. Rogers, R. Sawyer, M. Callahan, C. Alexander, P. Whitney, P. Newton, and Mr. Budlong. SECOND ROW: P. McLoud, I. Varney, N. FitzPatric, S. McArthur, R. Young, P. Kilver, S. Patch, E. Willard, L. Perry, T. Carpenter, D. Marcott, D. St. James, P. Learmonth, J. Young, S. Wright, E. Howard, C. Davis, C. Callahan, C. Estey. THIRD ROW: L. Kelton, G. Shaffer, J. FitzPatric, R. Pierce, J. Thurston, D. Hazen, D. Marsh, R. Spaulding, G. Fortier, B. Luckash, S. Santaw, G. Brown, J. Woods, N. Park, S. Stearns. BACK: R. Bettis, N. Smith, E. Valley, L. Gaudettc. STANDING: G. Brown, D. St. James, S. Stanford, B. Schaal, J. Fitzpatrick, C. Welch, S. Aldrich, M. Braley, B. Smith, S. Ratcliffe, P. Barrett, S. Robinson, M. Spaulding. Lib rary C lul) SEATED: M. Blake, P. Atwood, Mrs. McKee, sponsor, B. Atwood, B. Hazen. STANDING: J. Mosman. S. Luce, C. Mace, J. Coutermarsh, J. A. Coutermarsh, S. Adams, C. Bettis, E. Howard, N. Howard, D. Driscoll. FIRST ROW: A. Hebert, J. Hebert, Mr. Adams, E. Twiss, L. Henderson. SECOND ROW; N. Ballard, B. Atwood, C. Hathorn, J. Danaher. Ski Cluk FIRST ROW: C. Alexander, D. Spencer, J. Young, D. Hamel, S. Ratcliff, Mr. Whaley. P. Benedict, J. Bomhower, R. Young, P. Laramouth. SECOND ROW: S. McArthur. V. Birt, N. Park, D. Briggs. J. Eski, M. Plant. B. Toomey, R. Akers, J. Woods, M. Gilman. THIRD ROW; L. Paul, D. Rector, B. Wheeler, G. Williams, J. Abbott, J. Woods, J. Friend. L. McKenzie. C oncert Ck oir FIRST ROW: P. Barret, P. Whitney, G. White. B. Hazen, D. Hall, P. Learmouth, Mrs. Whitcomb, D. St. James, D. Hamel, P. Raymond, A. Saboski, S. Ratcliffe, P. Plant, B. Seery. SECOND ROW: S. Shepard, S. Marcotte, J. Fitzpatrick, N. Park, N. Ballard, M. Gilman, P. Hayes, R. Young, P. Gauthier, T. Hayes, S. Rising, R. Akers. THIRD ROW: J. Woods, G. Brown, M. Plant, B. Lucash, D. Hazen, G. Fortier, D. Cross, J. Couture, K. Faucheux, M. Pogar, B. Pierce. FIRST ROW: S. Maxwell, P. McLoud, D. White, P. Bettis. M. Marcou, Mrs. Whitcomb, N. Fitzpatrick, K Houghton, B. Hathaway, N. Potter, B. Fortier. SECOND ROW: J. Bomhower, R. Sawyer, D. Marcotte, G. Scheffer, C. Chase, C. Davis, A. Siduski, R. Nugent, L. Gould. THIRD ROW: E. Willard, S. Santaw, S. Adams, S. White, D. Merchand, M. Siduski, J. Twiss. Left to right: R. Renault, R. Lamphere, B. Harrington, Mr. Bishop, R. Spaulding, W. Adams, B. Bettis. ROW 2: L. Perry, D. Steller, B. Potter, K. Burnham, H. Ramond, R. Carpenter, G. Brooks, L. Perry. C :r a mis Craft Left to right, ROW 1; C. Finley, D. Clark, B. Smith, M. Braley, S. Aldrich, L. Henderson, J. Perry. ROW 2: D. Driscoll, S. Luce, S. Kendall, B. Fountain, S. Cox, P. Kivler, N. Howard, Mr. Hall. IBand FIRST ROW: M. Spaulding, P. Learmouth, M. Sullivan, P. Plant, S. Santaw, M. McDaniels. M. Cameron. SECOND ROW: R. Akers, R. Denson, T. Hill, B. Manchester, M. Benedict, D. Briggs, L. Dancoes, M. Roberts, J. Denson, V. Hazen, D. Johnson, M. Thomas. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bush, D. Fountain, H. Ballard, K. Hazen, J. Mosman, M. Alzner, S. Marcotte, T. Parrot, E. Lahaye, L. Ricker, P. Anderson, P. Callahan. FOURTH ROW: S. Shephard, N. Ballard, B. Hazen, J. McKinnon, M. Rosenbeck. A. Ayers, J. Clifford, K. Callahan, R. Young. FIFTH ROW: A. Saboski, P. Benedict, G. Williams, G. Porter, R. Cross, D. Hazen, T. Rogenski, R. Gray, W. Toomey, M. Morancy. R. Morancy, R. St. James. lajorettes 1962 President THOMAS ROGENSKI Vice-President PATRICIA HAYES Treasurer GENE BROWN Secretary JOAN FITZPATRICK 1963 President GEORGE ABBOTT Vice-President DANIEL AHER Treasurer CHERYL CHASE Secretary NANCY PARK 1964 President GARY SMITH Vice-President SHARON WRIGHT Treasurer SHEILA SANTAW Secretary LOUIS NAPOLITANO FIRST ROW: N. Livingston, J. Friend, T. Rogenski, D. Rector, R, Bebeau, B. Wheeler, R. Donahue, J. Woods, B. Stanley, D. Falzarano, Coach G. Ratcliffe, D. Spencer. SECOND ROW: J. Trottier, M. Plante, G. Smith, D. Cross, R. Stanford, G. Abbott, D. Aher, S. Flanders, M. Donahue, D. Blake, B. Toomey. THIRD ROW; G. Snow, R. Fifield, R. Akers, C. Stone, D. Briggs, J. Eske, L. Spaulding, B. Young, B. Kilbourn, J. Young. 1962 RECORD Hartford - - - 25 Woodstock------------------0 Hartford - - - - 0 Middlebury-----------------33 Hartford - - - - 0 Poultney --- - o Hartford---------7 W. Rutland------------------0 Hartford----12 Burr-Burton -- ------------14 Hartford----20 Bennington Catholic - - - - 0 Hartford---------7 Fairhaven------------------21 Hartford----27 Windsor--------- 21 Hartford High kept on the winning trail this season with a 4-3-1 record. After last year's graduation losses, H.H.S. did about as well as expected. The season started with a smashing 25-0 victory over Woodstock. Then came our crushing defeat at the hands of Middlebury, 33-0, a team that was selected as state champions by the Vermont Headmasters Association. The next five games were fairly evenly played. However, the final game against Windsor was the highlight of the season. Everyone was up” for this game. It was a tough, bruising contest. The best football play of the year was exhibited and H.H.S. came away with a 27-21 victory over our archrivals from Windsor High. Ron Bebeau, Bruce Wheeler, and Roger Donahue were selected on the All Marble Valley team; Ron and Bruce for the second straight year. arsity B asikettall KNEELING: C. Stone, Tri-Captains; R. Bebeau, R. Donahue, B. Wheeler, G. Smith. STANDING: Manager, J. Trottier, D. Falzarano, L. Napolitano, J. Abbott, D. Clay, Coach Roberts. 1961-62 RECORD HARTFORD OPPONENT Bennington 26 53 Windsor 29 54 Bellows Falls 25 58 Springfield 32 51 Windsor 45 46 Brattleboro 50 36 Bennington 45 54 St. Mary 42 23 Hanover 48 37 Towle 54 65 Woodstock 46 40 Lebanon 56 48 Marion 69 77 Towle 46 53 Woodstock 37 38 Hanover 54 40 St. Mary 67 37 Lebanon 63 44 The 1961-62 season turned out to be one of uncertainty from game to game. At times the team played excellent basketball, while at other times the play was disappointing, ending with an 8-10 record. Tri-Captains, R. Donahue, R. Bebeau, and B. Wheeler will graduate in June, but lettermen, J. Abbott, D. Aher, D. Falzarano, and G. Smith will return to form a strong nucleus for next season. An individual accomplishment of note was the winning of the league scoring title by R. Donahue with a 19.5 points per game average. The basketball squad wishes to thank Mr. Roberts for his untiring efforts as their coach. Next year he will de- umoip KNEELING: J. Young, L. Jordan, R. Stanford, G. Williams, B. Young. STANDING: Manager, J. Young, J. Perkins, Coach Taylor, J. Spaulding, Manager, R. Young. 1961-62 RECORD Hartford Bennington 29 Windsor 32 Bellows Falls 24 Windsor 38 Brattle boro 39 Springfield 19 Bennington 42 St. Mary’s 43 Hanover 39 Towle 31 Woodstock 29 Lebanon 49 Marion 51 Towle 37 Woodstock 27 Hanover 59 Lebanon 53 St. Mary's 43 With no members returning from last year's team. Opponent 40 44 42 48 65 43 48 18 23 30 48 36 45 40 47 27 43 38 the Junior Varsity got off to a slow start, losing their first seven games. As the season progressed, they readily improved. After the Christmas vacation, the team won 8 and lost 3. In the Twin State League competition, the Junior Varsity had a 7-3 record which left them in second place in the league standings. FIRST ROW; Coach Dyer, R. Donahue, R. Bebeau, D. Falzarano, D, Aldrich, C. Stone, P. Mosely, J. Freitas, B. Wheeler. SECOND ROW: C. Twiss, D. Clay, R. Cross, B. Potter, G. Smith, L. Jordan, B. Storti. 1961 RECORD Hartford - - ■ . - - 14 Woodstock 0 Hartford — ■ ■ - - 19 Windsor - - 3 Hartford - - • i Lebanon - - - 3 Hartford — ■ ■ - - 5 Springfield - - - 3 Hartford - - ■ ... 2 Stevens - -- 1 Hartford - - ■ • - - 3 Lebanon - - 4 Hartford - - ■ 2 Hanover - - 1 Hartford - - ■ • - - 3 Bellows Falls - - • 2 Hartford - - • • - - 7 Windsor - - 3 Hartford - - • - - - 1 Springfield - - - • 5 STATE PLAY-OFFS Hartford - - • ■ - - 5 Montpelier - - - 2 Hartford - - • ■ - - 0 Brattleboro - - - 1 The 1961 baseball season turned out to be one of Hartford's most successful in a number of years, finishing with a 7-3 record for the regular season. In the state play-offs, H.H.S. defeated Montpelier by a 5-0 score. In the second game H.H.S. went down to defeat in a heartbreaker by a 1-0 score to Brattleboro High, who went on to take the state title. In the final game John Freitas closed out a brilliant high school career by pitching his best game - a no hitter. But it was not enough. A few timely hits for H.H.S. could have taken the boys on to victory. Prospects for next year's season appear to be reasonably bright. Coach Dyer is looking forward to a stronger hitting nine. V arsity .Basketball SITTING: Manager, V. Birt. KNEELING: B. Fountain, P. Learmouth, L. Henderson, M. Denson, B. Schaal, M. Braley, S. Aldrich, N. Park, C. Chase, A. Fisk, G. White. STANDING: D. Gates, S. Ratcliffe, E. Willard. J. Atwood, C. Couture, Coach Owen, D. Clark, A. Roberts, L. Hardy, J. Nalette. 1961-62 RECORD Hartford 30 Lebanon 22 Hartford 20 Enfield 18 Hartford 26 Hanover 24 Hartford 28 Stevens 43 Hartford 32 Woodstock 31 Hartford 42 Lebanon 36 Hartford 32 Hanover 24 Hartford 32 Enfield 21 Hartford 29 Stevens 53 The girls' basketball team ended the season with a successful record of 7-3. More impressive than the record of wins and losses was the excellent display of sportsmanship shown by the entire team. Team work, rather than individual play, contributed to the success of the team. However, excellent defensive work by departing Seniors Betsy Schaal and Gerry White and offensive play by Martha Denson and Sandy Aldrich sparked the team's effort. The outstanding victory of the year was the 42-36 win over Lebanon. All signs point to a promising season in the year to come, with the JVs adding their talent to the remaining varsity team. FIRST ROW; D. Hamel, C. Couture, S. Aldrich, M. Blanchard, M. Braley, B. Schaal, B. Fountain, S. Ratcliffe. SECOND ROW: Miss Owens, B. Hazen, N. Park, C. Chase, M. Goff, G. White, P. Learmonth. Hartford - - 0 Towle — -----------------------------0 Hartford - - 2 Hanover---------------------------- - 4 Hartford - - 2 Towle ---- - 1 Hartford - - 2 Lebanon----------— ------------------0 Hartford - - 4 Woodstock Country Day School - - 1 Hartford — 0 Hanover---------------------------2 Hartford - - 2 Lebanon--------....------------------o Hartford — 1 Woodstock Country Day School — 0 After a weak start this year's Varsity Field Hockey team demonstrated fine spirit in turning in an impressive 5-2-1 record. The senior additions were vital and nearly half the team was composed of them. Next year Hartford High will face rebuilding problems as it will lose Melva Blanchard, Gerry White, Sandra Aldrich, Diana Hamel, Pauline Couture, and Betsy Schaal. JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Hartford - - 0 Hanover------------------------------2 Hartford - - 1 Lebanon--------------------........ l Hartford - - 0 Hanover------------------------ 1 Hartford - - 0 Lebanon------------ — 0 Hartford - - 2 Woodstock ---- - 1 Although their record is not impressive, the enthusiasm and cooperative effort of the Junior Varsity team made the season worthwhile. The prospects for next year will be greatly enhanced because of this year's experience. mg acene Activities THE CAST Right on Target, Gene Have Pill Will Kill Clumsy Shot Put Cave-man Style! 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