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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

,- wwhz ,-in' .4 0 . .Qt gf 5 1 I! ! l w 1 Vuvzodacchq Zan 7 ?65 Zeaafoai 74a Qfwztfafwl Keg Zemfaad of Zfmtfoad Sedan! 70449 faves fancteba, Wwunonz' Sedan! l?62-65 756 Wd-'lffdfld Www 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 Staff, have tried to capture in this Yearbook, the most pleasant memories for all the seniors and students of Hart- ford High. We hope that through the years, as you turn the pages of this Yearbook, it will bring back to you the memorable events of your happiest year. We hope that the fine traditions of past yearbooks have been maintained for the 1963 Yearbook. All of us hope that your years at Hartford High have turned out to be fruitful ones, and that you will all have the best of luck and success in your future years. The Editors Senwfw Adam A , . . 7715 Wcynedec rid Spoamu 46 ? 5124! FIRST ROW: V. Birt, N. Park, R. Young, B. Young - Assistant Editor, C. Chase - Editor, S. McArthur, P. Learmonth, L. Paul, M. Gilman. SECOND ROW: C. Findley, J. Mosman, P. Callahan, S. Marcotte, V. Withington, B. Hazen, J. Woods, M. Braley, R. Levitt, B. Smith, J. Mclver, P. Barrett, D. Schelza. THIRD ROW: Mr. Iurras, P. Benedict, B. Hackett, D. Cross, R. Stanford, D. Blondin, J. Young, D. Hall. FOURTH ROW: R. Akers, Fred McArthy, D. Aher, I. Abbott, B. Hayes, C. Stone. Editor MR. JURRAS ROBERT YOUNG Advisor Assistant Editor Q I J 1 class and school. Particularly we ' The Class of 1963 sends its b sv 4 :hai friend . -Wifi Q .,n.'- me 'f57 43 . .iirnv ta' . ' 1b. at x Q qi- . 3'5 H . ,FEL-H. nf.,-ngs ol -5 K 'L 4-4.- 0, 0 s .:vk:Q:n:5 I' . . 'fs Q. P sus yn, , K xp- ' vi N-1x.L.ta 0.1--,iu . ol Q. .axwgr 9. H Q , . Jfplx 'gd Qc., :xx X . . i.. .371 . N X'3w'0',5f,.-. ff ,'-M-5mQn.1e'J 'f ' This Page is Dedicated to Mr. Wheeler The Class of 1963 wishes to thank you for the many tasks you have undertaken and dutifully completed in behalf of our re we impressed by your in- structions in cheerleading and help to the majorettes. est wishes to a teacher and ,4 2144 ' ,- ZZW - M08 - M65 With the construction on the new high school started in November of 1962, it is fairly certain that the class of 1963 will be the last class to graduate from the hallowed halls of old Hartford High on Barnes Avenue. It is fitting, therefore, that we present a brief historical account of secondary education in our town. The first high school in our town was located on the top floor of the old Grammar School, what is now the renovated Municipal Building. lt was known as White River Junction High School and two were graduated in the first class of 1891. Classes continued here for the next sixteen years, The present Hartford High School opened its doors in September of 1908 on a tract of land purchased for the sum of 33500. There were four classrooms and an assembly hall with a small stage and balcony. In this day of expansive gyms, capable of seating thousands, it is hard to believe that under the assem- bly hall was a space that served as a gym for that era. The present heating plant now occupies that space. By the twenties the building was too small and many additions began to be made. Shop classes took over the old gym. Home Economics and Art moved to the Practice House across the street. Manual Training moved into the basement and Typewriting went in over the balcony. During this time basket- ball games were held in the Gates Opera House, the present second floor of the J. I. Newberry Store. By 1934 an addition was authorized by voters at a cost of 360,000 and an auditorium to cost 340,000 The new rooms were ready by 1935, but not enough money had been appropriated to complete the gym. More money was voted in 1935 and digging under the auditorium fthe hard wayj was completed with WPA funds in 1935. Still short of money, another vote for funds had to be made to complete the base- ment in 1937. By the fall of 1938 it was necessary to move the junior high school into the building because of crowded conditions in the old Grammar School. ln 1952 the junior high and freshman class moved out when the new Memorial School was completed. In 1959 there- began a long series of surveys, discussion groups, village informational meetings, and a total of five regular and special town meetings before appropriations were finally passed for construc- tion of a four year senior high school. The total cost is to be approximately 31,250, 000. With full construction steam ahead it is hoped the students will enter the classrooms in September of 1963. When completed, along side the Memorial School, the town may boast of having one of the finest school plants in Vermont. We, the class of 1963, wish to congratulate the School Board members and Supt. John A. Freitas for the many months of hard labor that went into winning the town's approval for our new school. They may console themselves with the thought that nothing worthwhile is easily won. Fortunate are the classes to follow 1963---and good luck and best wishes to them. Class of 1963 'Me 544445 Emu! CHARLES KELTON MAYNARD YOUNG FRANK NAPOLITANO MURIEL KIBBY DONALD FLETCHER ALFRED GUARINO f1963j SUPT. JOHN FREITAS 1 4 3 ag' J 1- ,v I ' 4. . ' ', ' 1 - -.h ' . I' . X , ., ..'-- ,L 2 Q,-1f.s.il.giifmani, n .9 . . , -'-- , .I-.1-. . 4 143 . .Q - - 1 .9 -1 :-., -. 3, - .- ,.:- f ,'1' '. 9-.gin : 'ik N '-l ..Z.'.7. - '. 5 'ft'-ff f Tl' .,. ,Q .,. . 'LH' ,- 3. MV . . s t . .ag 2- up .1 4.455-1 ' . 'Ulf fffzfq A 1, , I 4 I 135' rikg' .- 'ev- .- - v I if rf . - 'Sain' O , 10 aa.. ff ' ' E: -tins' .1- 'Q' ,ss '39- Il ' - .fr .-,lf-Q. 2 . -3? 55572 ,'?'4a ' :kid . 51135 sw . 'ff iq s ak F ' 'J-115,51 'I' rim' 2125, iz.- .g's2ij,, .1 3 tiwqfrk :N ol .L 01 ...Q S.. -,,..A e a ,gn ,NI s o,uiNL, K. o,,,g,x.,L ,g Y '. . . , -,fur-:L NQSPFN., ' if -I 'l E- u4'x.3. :v' '- H ' u 1 -5 X'33'-'S?...'f'-fs -.x The Class of 1963 will soon take its place on the alumni roster of Hartford High School. What does this mean? It means the termination of many close associations which, for some, have extended over a period of twelve years. It is the beginning of a new phase of life in the area of your choice. Here is the proving ground for which the school has tried to prepare you. Now it is your turn to carry the ball. Your record as a class is indicative of a bright future. You have written a fine record in the many facets of high school life. For this the Faculty wishes to commend you. You go forth with our best wishes. Our interest in you will not end with your graduation, We hope that you will return often to visit us and that you will keep us posted on your future endeavors. Good Luck, members of the Class of Nineteen Sixty-Three. . . John P. Gates .,,'..,i. v ...uf 's ' n s 'd'.s5,qt-.' ' -Lnlkhts .1 ,. 2l, r5' V -. 1' ini- Q-.-':f'1' .1e J.:f.z -- - I f -...' 't.1' 1 ' . iie,-' 1- -' 1 My f 7 'ru KI: fy, 5... -.,,,. 1 ,4 ,iff .- . ,, . umm1h?5f g.E1if',g.'c,.,s-' I . ..,1 4 :.W .0 5. .t. -.,,. 1' 'Yi','. , ag..-1 . .f.. s.:- ..fF'i,'3f.f. ' 'S e-V. arf.. , .. . f.v'-ur., I we .'. .'Q,g1,,1. U H -fa , RN, 1 ,K , ,mv 1 'fx 9 'E ,iii ,z-. .lv Af iywff? THOMAS R. 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 IURRAS Vice Principal B. S. Ed., University of Alabama M. Ed. , University of Vermont U. S. History MILDRED L. KINGSBURY Treasurer B. Ed., Clark University Shorthand Office Practice TYPUTS Mathematics 12 FRANKLIN S. ADAMS B. S. . Johnson Teachers College M. S. , University of Pennsylvania Biology Psychology World History RAMONA ALEXANDER B. S., University of Vermont Home Economics EDITH F. ALLEN B. L. I., Emerson College English Drama Speech CHARLES BAKER B. S. , Castleton Teachers M. A., Columbia University Mathematics 10 Geometry Algebra I RIC HARD B IS HOP B. A., Cornell College M. S., University of-New Hampshire Chemist ry 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 Guidance Baseball Coach GEORGE E. HALL B. E., Keene Teachers College General Shop Mechanical Drawing MARGARET JESS B. A. , Maclvlurray College Physical Education Field Hockey Basketball JAMES M. KNOWLES B. S., Lyndon Teachers M. Ed., University of Vermont A. GREGORY MCCANNA B. S. , Rutgers University Physical Education Basketball Coach Football Coach MARY M. McKEE B. A., College of Wooster QOhioJ . English French Librarian FLOYD O. MCPI-IETRES A. B., University of Vermont M. S. , University of Illinois Algebra Plane Geometry Mathematics Co-ordinator GEORGE RATCLIFFE B. S., Ed., Boston University M. Ed., Boston University Physical Education Track Coach WILLIAM REMICK B. S. , Lyndon Teachers College Drivers Education Mathematics 10 HAROLD RISING ELIZABETH STONE DELEVAN WHALEY B. S., Norwich University A. B., University of Vermont B. A., M. S., Syracuse M. Ed., University of Vermont University French Guidance Director Latin English Spanish Backgrounds HERBERT WHEELER MILDRED H. WITCOMB B. E. , Plymouth Teachers Keene Teachers College College Skidmore Institute of Music Pedagogy Typing Shorthand Supervisor of Music Bookkeeping snss ' a ' pd p a! , 4 -,, I . 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Vfykwx ' no Q -.x.,s.:.phl - - .4.'s'.QL,.A.- L ,,r, lbelieve that the class of 1963 has contributed much Hartford High School. In turn toward the betterment of H ,H,S , , and especially the faculty. have given us the all im- portant foundations for our lives . We certainly have something th'n to be thankful for, and something to be proud of, some 1 g to look forward to. The spirit and cooperation is truly outstanding and I sin- cerely hope that it will continue and help you toward more successful lives. Chris Stone , n ' 'T Io i . ' 3. , ua. ' ..,-1, . I-'f.,5f31 fgf 51,-.'. il'3'i4ix.:',.'w' ' if Pg .puff -5, , 5 'r 1203 5 .'?f1.f ge' ffl? Y'-u .,,.5h?, ,gp-. -A '4 '-'. -'-. 4 Y, nllfz' J' I -2-1' 1, -- v K nk 3 Y-gg Q M 'fs if, mmf, M A GE ORGE A LBERT A BBOTT Honor Society - Vice-President, Student Council - Secretary, Class President, Yearbook, Prize Speaking, Track, Football, Basketball, Choir, lg Basketball, Track, Ski Club, 25 Student Council, Dramatics, Class President, Varsity Club, Ski Club, Prom, Football, Basketball, Track, Boys State, 85 Student Council, Varsity Club, Ski Club, Dramatics, Football, Basketball, Yearbook, Track, Senior Play, 4. Jerry - Oh! . . . Good Sport. . . Handsome Varsity man. . . Big eater . . . Does he bleach it? Dear Charles, Who is it: Eluira or Ruth? Ever been to a Hee-Haw Party . . . What did you give Leslie, Jerry? Record eating at Ran- dolph VASC Meeting! ! How much consumed, Jerry? DANIEL EDWARD AHER Football, Basketball, President of Student Council, Sports - Yearbook, lg Student Council, Football, Basketball, Varsity Club, Track, 2gFOotba11, Student Coun- cil, Varsity Club, Prom, Track 3, Football, Basketball, Track, Yearbook, Varsi- ty Club, 4. Anyone for Doc cabins-Me- - like parties . . . Outdoor type - How many dear did you see . . . Tell-dark-handsome . . . Where did you go after the Clare- mont Basketball game . . . Carefree . . . What's in Leb. Dan - Who's chicken? Studies hard in study hall? RODNEY ARTHUR AKERS Football, Band, Choir, Intramurals, lg Football, Track, Band, Choir, Ski Club, 2, Football, Track, Band, Choir, Ski Club, Boys State, 3g Football, Band, Choir Ski Club President, Track, Student Council, 4. Bum . . . Rod seems to be serious?? . . . boy hat get him going . . . Who's in a favorite subject? . . . Nashua. . . your cousin?? . . . you lucky guy. . . cool cat . . . lthink speed is only relative. What a pack of dynamite . . . fullback . . . Oh, Oh those let- ter, wow! . . . quiet, who said?? Sweet Bonnie. . . JUDY LOUISE ALLARD Who is it today? For sure . . . Gordie? Bobby? Tony? Eddie? . . . Quiet in school, but outside - WOW! . . . Any rings lately? Quite a talker . . . History Band Track Choir 1 Band, Track, 2, Band, Track, Prom, Ski Club, 3g Band, Always talking 3 lf2 . . . Hunting . . . Ravioli suppers . . . Long . . when is the next party? . . . good sport. . . Always Heat Who 1S she this time, Phil . . . ATW . . . flashy shirts . . BARBARA JEAN AT WOOD I.V. Hockey, Honor Society, Yearbook, Prom, lg Art Club, F.T.A., Science Club, Color Guard, 25 Library Club, Journalism, Junior Prom, Alternate, Girls State, Art Club, 3g Library Club President, Editor - Midget, 4. She is fickle . . . Who is it now, Barbe, Malcomn, Billy, or Greg? Next ones will be Tom, Dick, and Harry. Don't cry Barbie! Have you forged any permits lately? l-Iow's the Midget? Letters, letters, letters. Always smiling and a friend to all. The Painter . . . modern art painter that isli . . . PATRICIS JANE BARRETT Choir, Prom, Junior Varsity Cheerleader, Yearbook, Cafeteria, lg Choir, G.A.A Hockey, 2g Choir, G.A.A., Prom, Cafeteria, 3, Journalism, Choir, Yearbook, G.A.A., Hockey Manager, Cafeteria, Sr. Dramatics,'4. Always on the go . . . Football games . . . Horseback riding anyone? . . . That's not the way you climb over a fence . . . Full of fun . . . Real cute . . . Montshire Restaurant . . . Where did you get the Paddle, Pat? P. J. Parties . . . I'm going to get my license . . . L-A-U-G-H . . . WPA . . . Campused again? Student Council, Class Treasurer, Prom, Prize Speaking, Intramurals, Monitor, lg Class Treasurer, Cheerleader, Dramatics, Ski Club, Choir, G.A.A., 25 Stu- dent Council, G.A.A., Dramatics, Prom, Refreshments, Ski Club, Basketball, Bar-A-Que, 3, Class Secretary, G.A.A., F.T.A., Midget, Dramatics, Ski Club, 4. Bob Remember Hurrican Hill camp outs and hunting trips? Wh can't . . . , , - y Hartford kids use Baker? My Bob Do you miss the black '52 Chevy? . . . My mother's sixth sense . . . We never sleep at P.J. parties except in a bathtub. Party Doll Have a party . . . busy phone, busy window. Me - are you kid- ding. What's going on . . . DAVID HOWARD BLAKE Football, 3. Bus leaving for Hartland and Hartford and anywhere on the way . . . Shy but watch out! On my way to Maine . . . Where did the -Qu: pointer go . . . Says enough to stay out of trouble . . . With who?? DA VID FRANCIS BLONDIN Track, lg Track, 2, Track, Prom, Ski Club, 3, Football, Yearbook, Ski Club, Track, 4. Quiet . . . a good math student . . . always does his homework . . . good times? . . . real deep Voice!! . . . outdoor type . . . nice guy to know. - - - Still another hit man! ! Always willing to cooperate . . . MARY ELLEN BRALEY Choir, Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Yearbook, Class Representative, Prom, lg Choir, F.T.A., G.A.A., Girls Craft, Field Hockey, 2g G.A.A., Girls Craft, Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Prom, Cafeteria, 3g G.A.A., Field Hockey, Midg et, Yearbook, Cafeteria, Basketball, 4. C'est La Vie. Apples - cider - Anyone want a sip? Let's go to the Hockey Tournament! I An all around type girl. Parties at Stephen's!! Fred, Fred, Fred. Sports and horses. New York weekend! ! 1 Drives a lot - especially when guess who is you know what - She is always happy with Fred. MARILYN KAY BROWN Girls Intramurals, Cafeteria, lg Prom Committee, 3. Cute . . . Long brown hair . . . farmer's daughter . . . nights up to A. L. 's? . . . fun at the football games . . . Home Ec. classes! North Hartland Bus . . School work can be so tiring! I I MARGARET ELLEN CALLAHAN matics, Band, 25 Band, Choir, Prom, 35 Band, Basketball, Yearbook, Midget Majorettes, Senior Play, 4. Where's South Royalton . . . Sticks and stones may break my windows . . . book. Hurricane Hill . . . real green eyes . . . Can you sneak out tonight? . . . P.J. parties consist of . . . Route 5 at 4 a.m. and what sign? W?P.A. . . . D.P. Strong walker - all the way to Wilder. JAMES MAYNARD CAMPBELL Football, Basketball, lg Prom, 3, Football, 4. is so tough for mel CHERYL ANN CHASE Class Officer, Prom, Hockey, Basketball, Honor Society, Softball Manager, Choir, Yearbook Editor, Prize Speaking, lg Choir, Class Officer, G.A.A., Hock- ey, Basketball, Student Council, 2g Choir, Hockey, Basketball, G.A.A., Class Officer, Student Council, Prom, Dramatics, 3, Yearbook Editor, Hockey, Jour- nalism, Majorettes, Choir, 4. Dear John letters . . . Dad, Can I have the car? . . . Are you out of your mindl? Working girl - HaHa! Kinda busy . . . in everything . . . No time for sleeping . . . Those long-phone calls - those 5 min .... Red . . . Tiger . . . Tame parties - Neverll What's so interesting in West Hartford . . . Good times . . Keep it on the Road, Gotta get a job, P.J. parties, Boy what a blast! JOAN MARTHA CLARK Choir, Monitor, Student Council, Cafeteria, lg Girls Craft, 2, Prom, 3, Midget, Yearbook, 4. One of those North Hartland kids . . . What's the attraction in Windsor, Joan??? . . . Brownsville dances! . . . Short . . . Quiet? . . . No! real nice girl. . . Future Beautician??? Basketball, Choir, Yearbook, Prom, Class Representative, 1, Basketball, Dra- Senior play, Ruth. . . Burlington, Room 19 and . . . Me and my Egpocket- Jim . . . How was the Rutland Fair?? . . . Cool Jim . . . My jeep can go any where, in low gear . . . I'm . . . Came through in football in fine style . . Lebanon. . . where's that ?? . . . nope . . . it's all my stuff, coach. . . tie . . . suitcoat, Now Jim . . . coach still owes me that tie and clasp . . . School DENNIS WILFRED CLAY Baseball, Basketball, lg Baseball, 2g Varsity Club, Baseball, Basketball, 3, Varsity Club, Baseball, Basketball, Journalism, Yearbook, 4. Got my deer last year . . . Hey, Batch, hop in and let's go to . . . Who's going with who! Sports - Oh those Celtics - D - - - Yankees - Den's a walking En- cyclopedia on Baseball - Always full of fun - look Young - Why's your face so red, Dennis? Me and Whitey Fordl . . . JAMES LUCIEN COUTURE Band, Football, Track, 1, Band Manager, B Choir, Ski Club, 2, A Choir, 39 Fire Patrol, 4. l-low's that Chevy - Mrs. Whitcomb misses you this year - What's down to the picnic area that's so important - any good looking nurses up to the hospital - Time to go, Mr. Hall? Jim deserves a lot of credit, he's a senior - Good work, Jim - How fast can that 409 go - Ha-Ha . . . RICHARD MALCOLM CROSS Baseball, Football, Choir, lg Baseball, Football, Choir, Assembly, Band, 2, Baseball, Football, Choir, Varsity Club, Prom, 3g Baseball, Football, Band, Choir, Varsity Club, Basketball Manager, 4. Dick. . . Quiet?? who said that? . . . joker . . . I'l1 get to him yet. . . speed, speed and more speed . . . dragnet in the out-field . . . girls?? what are they??? Serious at times . . . who Dick?? Could be . . . DOUGLAS RALPH FALZARANO Football, Baseball, Basketball, Cafeteria, Prom, lg Baseball, Varsity Club, 2g Baseball, Football, Basketball, Varsity Club, Prom, 3, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, Vice-President, 4. Drums m.ake those parties swing - All around athlete - Both knees alike'?? - Old ols. Quechee - Did you eat your first rabbit, Doug? How far can you go on 40d . . . No hitter . . . Pizza and Pepsi- P.I. parties. . . 5:30 a.m. . . . l've got to study now . . . CHERYL ANN PINDLEY Typist, 4. Likes to dance! Very hard worker . . . Top typist . STANLEY VERNON FLANDERS GORDON RALPH FORTIER Student Council, Football, Baseball, Intramural Basketball, lg Choir, Dramatics, Basketball, 2, Basketball, Choir, Dramatics, Prom, 3, Midget, Basketball, Track Choir, Dramatics, 4. Gordy - Why don't you play football? Gotta diet? Big Choir member. Does he like girls??? Handsome man and a friend to all . . . This is the way they do it in France - must hurry to next class . . . LAWRENCE BERNARD GAUDETTE B Choir, Cafeteria, 2, Cafeteria, Prom, 3, Cafeteria, 4. The quiet type - real good kid . . . officer of CYO . . . seen in cafeteria . . . our only priest - maybe . . . Wonderful personality . . . Always around to give a helping hand . . . Cafeteria, lg Girls Softball, Cafeteria, 2, Girls Craft G A A 3 Yearbook Always very neat . . . Worked at Williams Laundry Hey that s not a sheet! That's my arm! Jolly, round joke teller. Hey, Did you hear that Joke about . . . Doesn't like to stick with one boy too long but Iohnny'?'P'7 Likes to travel' Cafeteria, Safety Patrol, lg Football, 2, Football, Prom 3 None 4 Hot V-6 - Hey, Luke - Hard worker, Good worker - Avon calling likes to take the day off to go up North . . . Oh no! Not again - Iessum Llrimus Let s go to the dance - Smart in Psychology - Stan's a real likeable guy Cracked up the truck once - Dropsy, Well, back to the drawing board MAE BELLE GILMAN Band, Choir, All-State, Softball, Cheerleader, Cafeteria, Yearbook, lg Band, Choir, All-State, Choir, 29 Band, Choir, Ski Club, All-State, New Englands, Choir, 33 Choir, Band, All-State, Ski Club, Yearbook, New Englands, 4. That's life - Kent - Let's go to Haverhill - Woodstock anyone? - Remember New York City? - Green Car - Let's have a party - P.J. or beach party? - Kent - Have to be home at 4:00 - Who had a flat tire in front of WUHS? - Always on the go - Loads of fun - Kent . . . KENNETH STEWART GRAY Track, Band, 1, Track, Band, 25 Band, Track, Prom, 35 Cross Country, Track Band, 4. Bashful acting but . . . What's he doing on the side??? Another Howard Iohnson's ex-man - girls??? . . . I'll tell everyone that I don't know what they are, but . . . Who does he often walk around WRJ' with??? The only clue I'll give is ROBERT RALPH HACKETT Student Council, Prom, Track, lg Track, 25 Varsity Club, Football, Prom, 35 Varsity Club, Yearbook, Football, 4. Where is the fire? . . . Flashy plaids . . . What a laugh . . . Who lives in West Lebanon?? . . . Blue Truck. . . Kathy. . . Not too quiet, . . Kathy. . . Oh my football injury! I I Better luck next time, Bob . . . DAVID WORTHEN HALL Choir, Prize Speaking, Baseball, Honor Society, lg Choir, Baseball, 2, Honor Society, Boys State, Choir, Baseball, Prom, N.E. Festival, 3g Choir, Baseball, Honor Society, Dramatics, Senior Play, Yearbook, 4. One of our strong Wilder men . . . sort of bashful, but . . . nice to be with and easy to talk to . . . How ve the girls been, David, still willing to dance??? Work ing lately??? We'll have to -13112 it to you Dave in the Senior Play . . . Money man of the class . . . WILLIA M GREG ORY HA YES Football, Baseball, 1, Choir, 2g Youth Citizenship Conference, United Nations Conference, Teen Congress, Journalism, Prom, 35 Yearbook, Football, Journal- ism, Midget Business Manager, 4. Billy . . . Who works at Marians, Billy?? . . . your car got hung up on a hill?? . . . Now, Billy, that's a likely excuse . . . who was that you said you went out with at the teen congress'?'? . . . a brick. . . what?? Serious, at times . . . studies. . . rne, only 'til 1:00 a.m. . . . BARBARA ELLICE HAZEN Band, Yearbook, Honor Society, Prize Speaking, lg Band, Choir, 25 Band, Choir Library Club, Honor Society, Hockey, Softball, Girls State, 39 Band, Choir, Li- brary Club, Honor Society, Hockey, Yearbook, Dramatics, 4. What a brain . . . P.J. party, honor roll. . . quiet, hard worker . . . band . . real sweet personality. One of the brightest students in Vermont - National tests proved it - Keep it up, Barb . . . Basketball, Choir, Prom, lg Basketball, Art Club, F.T.A., 2, Basketball, Art Club, F.T.A., Prom, Girls Craft, 3, Art Club, Basketball, F.T.A., 4. Who's fathead? I've just got to lose weight! Basketball lass - bookkeeping was fun! he came draggin his girlfriends no-want to hear a good joke? heavy foot on the gas pedal - who was at the street dances?? - boysl I Montshire - My hair's a mess - a courageous lifeguard - night hawk . . LA WRENCE ROBERT JORDAN Basketball, Baseball, lg Basketball, 2, Prom, Basketball, Baseball, 35 Basketball, Baseball, 4. Talking - Who mei? . . . Twister . . . Long boring weekends . . . keep that hair combed . . . Who said Larry doesn't like girls??? . . . Baseball . . . Wake up, Larry, Time for another class! You mean it's a school rule that 1253 to tuck my shirt in?I Yes, Larry, and wake up! 1 SHIRLEY JEAN KENDA LL Prom, lg Prom, Girls Craft, Basketball Ticket Seller, Football ticket seller, 3, Cafeteria, Student Secretary, 4. Bookworm, Work - oh come now! Charlie Brown, he's a clown! ! ! What's on main street in West Leb besides trees ??? Quiet and shy??? Bandstand fan . . . goes to bed with the chickens?? Take me to Leb, Dad? How is it now, Shir1ey??? . . . DEAN DOUG LA S KESSLER Football, Track, Band, lg Track, Band, 2g Track, Band, 35 Track, Band, 4. Quiet type . . . Track man . . . What's this about scratching? Hanover beckons . . . What about the petite one - N. B. ? Real dedicated - You're Perry Who? O'gee, Coach - Now next year - what letter - No, next year - - Don't leave your desk untidy? . . . PATRICIA ANN KIVLER Girls Craft, Dramatics, Junior Play, Creative Writing, 3g Creative Writing, Hart- ford Players, 4. Back after how many years, Pat? . . . big words . . . funny laugh . . . always in a discussion . . . Who's Irish? . . . Five kids - - nice sweaters - - late again - what was on the television this time? . , . Always a good sport . . . friendly to all . , . Glad you were able to return, Pat . . . Congratulations - But hOW did you ever do it? . . . CA ROLROSE COVELL PARIS Our newest addition to the class of '63 . . . Friendly and quiet . . . Seems to like Shakespeare . . . Good student, hard worker . . . Glad to have you back, Carol, and best wishes from all . . . STEVE ARTHUR LABOUNTY Prom, Baseball, lg Football Manager, 25 Prom, 35 Senior Play, 4. Senior Play . . . How's you.r Cadillac? . . . How long does window washing take? . . . Baseball player . . . Dodgers are a good team! . . . Smile . . . You're on Candid Camera . . . Ilove U.S. History. . . Pipe . . . one of those Harford boys . . . Better watch out. . . ALANA MARY LAMPHERE Band, Choir, 15 Band, Choir, 25 Band, Prom, 35 Cafeteria Aid, Office Help, 4. George - George - George - Pizza, grinder, tonic anyone? Let's watch Miss America Contest - Poor babysitter! ! ! What's in Germany'??? Wilder bound. Let's go to Truells . . . Hot rodder!! Wedding bells - l wanna learn to Roller Skate! Band member - Married now! I! JEAN KILBOURN LARA WAY Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Prom, Choir, 15 Field Hockey, 25 Field Hockey, F.T.A., Prom, 3. Did you say you didn't have a boy friend - Oh - Ellie - Ellie - Ellie . . . Mar- ried girl now - Happy as a lark! Fast trip home from camp . . . Oh my diamond! I PATRICIA LYNNE LEARMONTH Choir, Basketball, Prom, Yearbook, Softball, 15 Majorettes, Dramatics, Choir, Basketball, 25 Majorettes, Basketball, G.A.A., Dramatics, Choir, Field Hock- ey, Prorn, 35 Head Majorette, Choir, G.A.A., Dramatics, Journalism, Year- book, Ski Club, 4. Patty, the big 6 . . . Ever been to a P.J. party??? When's the diet goint to start?? Let's stay in Room 19 . . . Tell us who's Mike??? A flirt'?'?'? A lot left to tell! il CHARLOTTE RACHEL LEAVITT Cafeteria, School Store, lg Cheerleader, Color Guard, Winter Carnival, Prom, 33 G.A.A. , Dramatics, Yearbook, Cheerleader, Senior Play, 4. Rachy Boys! Boys! Boys! Loyal cheerleader. Future police woman. Big flirt. Brilliant student??? One more complaint and a breach of peace! ! ! Get out or make out?!? Room 19 and . . . How's sandbox IV class? He doesn't know me! I We shouldn't do it, But! ! l I'm game . . . Lives in the Wilder section of town . . . LOIS EFFIE LIVINGSTON Choir, lg Girls State, Prom, 3, Library Club, Journalism, 4. How many subjects??? Well, ,real quiet . . . pretty black hair . . . Idor1't know . . . Well, always smiling . . . How's??? Loves to study - always working hard . . . PRISCILIA KATHLEEN LIVINGSTON Cafeteria, Prom, Student Council, lg Prom, 3, Office Secretary, 4. son's . . . Who's the latest . . . blush much?. . . sweet and innocent - Ha, Ha! Not always . . . friend to all . . . efficient office worker . . . lovely hair . . . WILLIAM ALPHONSE LUKASH Football, lg Choir, Baseball, 2: Track, Varsity Club, Dramatics, Choir, Prom, 3, Football, Varsity Club, Dramatics, Choir, Track, 4. Hey Bill, who's Chris??? Our great ? actor . . . Quiet, at times watch out! son's ex-man, too . . . Only a short walk to school but why hitch hike, Bill . . Loss of weight??? . . . Pris, quiet type . . . anyone seen a little green bomb . . . seen at Howard John- Loads and loads of fun to be with . . . Always willing to help . . . Howard John- JOAN LEE MacIVER Cheering, Choir, Prom, Yearbook, lg Choir, G.A.A., Hockey Manager, Softball Manager, 2g Hockey Manager, G.A.A., Prom, 3: G.A.A., Yearbovk, 4- Dungarees - Candy anyone? Silly - hot rod driver - where did you get those rec- ords? Got one of those for me? Is route 5 worn out yet? Who calls between 9g00 and 9:15 . . . Mom, wait right here! On the porch roof, Joan? Trips to Fairlee, Flat tire? . . . CHRISTINE ANN MacKENZIE Intramurals, lg Choir, 2g Choir, Library Club, 3g Library Club, 4, Quiet . . . bashful? . . . Arthur - Arthur - Arthur . . . really? Giggles . . . Very friendly person . . . Always studying, Ch1'is?? Are there more important things than studying??? The outdoor type - can walk to Wilder in record time! l ! SALLY ANN MARCOTTE Cheerleader, Choir, Yearbook, Band, Prom, Prize Speaking, Honor Society, In- tramurals, lg Band, Choir, Dramatics, 2g Cheerleader, Band, Choir, Prom, 3g Band, Choir, F.T.A. , Midget, Yearbook, 4. Short trip, North Woodstock at 2:30 with No gas . . . Northfield, Vt .... who's Dave . . . Any plans for the summer . . . What's this der bit? Shucks, not enough to go around . . . Bicycle gets you a long ways? Campused again? The blue room wasn't open fQuebecJ . . . Gosh, you're tall! Shadow Lake, huh??? Don't rock theboat!!! . .. DANIEL WHITE MARSH Band, Glee Club, New England Festival, lg Choir, 2g Choir, Dramatics, Prom, 3, Choir, Dramatics, Yearbook, 4. Import from Newport - Howard ,Tohnson's favorite . . . Dark glasses - dedicated - No, seriously - Mrs. Whitcomb. Guess she didn't hear me. Do-re- Dan you're flat . . . Smoke, smoke, smoke that cigerette . . . Where did that tip go, Gordie??? Would like to run the funeral parlor - Ha, Ha, Ha. . . ssl, ,f ss SUSAN ELLEN MCARTHUR Cheerleader, Prom, Yearbook, Band, Intramurals, Choir, Prize Speaking, lg Cheerleader, Band, Student Council, Choir, Dramatics, Ski Club, 25 Cheerlead- er, Band, Choir, Prom, Dramatics, G.A.A., Junior Play, 3g G.A.A., Cheer- leader, Band, Choir, Dramatics, Yearbook, Ski Club, Senior Play, 4. The big six . . . room 19 here I come . . . Who is it now?'?? boys, boys, boys! ll DOC cabins anyone?? One candy bar . . . Make out or get out! ! I Her I-law party . . . When does the diet start??? Dare me to girls? 4:30 a. m. I'm game! . . . FREDERICK BURTO N MCCARTHY Basketball, Baseball, Yearbook, lg Basketball, Prom, 3, Yearbook, 4. What color is that Merc? . . . Where were you going? . . . No where! O.K. Who is she? . . . Where's Rog? . . . You betlhad fun . . . Burton? Got your math done . . . One ofthe more quiet members of the class . . . DONALD JAMES MERCHAND Electronics Club, 23 Electronics Club, Projectionist, Cafeteria Aid, 3. Hard working?? . . . Quiet?? . . . of course I did my homework butl left it on the radiator and it burned up . . . who's that on the motor bike . . . Island Park . . . seen floating down the river on a Sunday afternoon . . . canoe sprung any leaks lately?? . . . old Alibi 1ike Donald . . . IUDITH ANN MOSMAN Band, lg Band, 2, Band, Library Club, Prom, 3, Band, Library Club, Yearbook, Journalism, 4. Quiet, shy'??? farm girl - Home is where the heart is??? How's the donkey, Judy . . . Who goes to U.V. M.? Do you like fraternities? Burlington here I come . . . Has done good work in the library . . . Always ready to stack books . . NANCY ELLEN PARK Honor Society, Field Hockey, Basketball, Choir, Yearbook, 1gG.A,A., Dramat- ics, Field Hockey, Basketball, Choir, F,T.A,, 2, G,A,A., Field Hockey, Basket- ball, Choir, Girls State, Prom, Dramatics, Class Secretary, 33 Choir, G,A.A., Senior Play, Yearbook, 4, MiSS hot Clog . . . Our Queen , , , Let's have a PJ party , , , Always on the phone . . . Who me?? Come on, get up - - Burned any combs lately? - - Always smil- ing . . . Cigars, all sizes . . . Mom, do me the biggest favor you have ever done ' And stay here! !! My bill keeps getting bigger . . . Which one?'?? . . . LORINDA MARY PAUL Cafeteria Aid, School Store, lg Ski Club, Prom, 2gDIa1'1'1atiCS, Majorettes, Year- book, 4. Missionary?! !? What's in Leb? How bad is that! Bang the table harder! I Real blond hair! ! ! Quiet! ? I don't think so! ! ! Campused again??? Party girl . . . likes the song, Bobbie's girl - Blush much?'?'? Sunday walks'??? . . . 5 E E E 5 ,l l i FRED WILLIAM PERKINS , is li v Football Manager, 23 Prom, 3, Basketball, Baseball, 4, 3 Poker anyone - Where's Harvey . . . Let's go to fair . . . Going to Fair Haven, anyone??? Shut up and deal . . . Friend of Wolfe Bros, Bill and his Big Bad Ply- mouth . . . Hop in - Girls where . . . Card shark . . . Blush-blush-blush . if X, L i i 1 i ,, fi 2 JOAN GLADYS PERRY 5 Softball, Cafeteria, Monitor, lg G.A,A., 2, G,A.A., Softball, Girls Craft, 3, 3 Q, Softball, 4. 'l 1 3 A real pillow fight! Seen at M I-I M H Remember sixth period last ear'?'?'7 Not . .... y . . . too quiet! Softball player! Bill or George, or is it Larry??? A little stubborn! . . . i s the farm is the place for me . . . 5 5 gi lf 1 5 5 i? l aaommavawoveamsfwffL,..r,xwvw1'-ri: saw. t..1s''Wimwwwssasnwmwammsuxzwwmvwavwzfrfff PHILIP DALE RAYMOND Choir, lg Choir, 3. Former West Leb student . . . how about a game of football in the park? . . . Hayridesl ! Fun?'? Nothing like good old North Hartland . . . Let Phil think about the problem for just a minute - Sleepy . . . Maybe at times, Phil? . . . SUSAN MAY RISING Prom, Yearbook, Field Hockey, Choir, lg Dramatics, F.T.A., Field Hockey, Choir, Volleyball, Assembly, 2, Choir, Band, Field Hockey, Dramatics, Jour- nalism, Girls State, Prom, Assembly, 3, Choir, Field Hockey, Drarnatics, Midg- et, G.A.A., Cafeteria, 4. The actress . . . Madame Arcati . . . sports cars? . . . Do you like the Beef- eater, Sue? . . . My name is Margaret Brown . . . Let's have a P.,T. party at my house, but Dad'll get mad at the boys! . . . How's Buckee? Row dee dowl 1 What was that trick or treat present??'? . . . ALBERT LeROY RUMRILL 1940 Olds, where is it, Rum - Admires Mech. dr. II . . . Follow that truck - Don't want to drag today, Doug . . . Got to work in the garden today . . . Smile, Oh gee Mr. Hall . . . I think, Mr. Dyer - No but - I'll make up my mind some- time! . . . Blake, You didn't see a deer run across the road did you? . . . LOUISE ANN SCELZA Cafeteria, Prom, Choir, Cheering, Monitor, lg Choir, 2gP1'0I1'1, 35 Yearbook, Cafeteria, 4. Dolly . . . Tommy, Pete, Don, take your pick. . . I'm one of these little shrimpytypes' . . . Oh that trip to Woodstock, remember? . . . likes those street dances . . . Wowl ll Shorthand whiz . . . Here I come Mr. Wheeler . . . How's my hair look? . . . ANDREW SIDUSKY Football, Choir, lg Choir, 25 Choir, 3. Frostie Stein . . . Always combing his hair . . . Green Lantern Inn . . . Who's your latest flame . . . Didn't you like choir? . . . l'm on the right road now - Don't worry about me . . . BARBARA ANN SMITH Choir, lg Girls Craft, Band, 2, Girls Craft, Band, Cafeteria Aide, Prom, 35 Yearbook, Cafeteria Aide, Journalism, Fire Patrol, 4. A blushing kid from North Hartland . . . How come you're interested in VTC? . . . Bill, Bill, Bill. . . Been bowling lately??? . . . OH!!! That '7th period bookkeeping class! ll Often seen in I. I. Newberry's . . . Babette the worrier GARY ROBERT SNOW Football, Baseball, 25 Football, Baseball, Prom, 3, Football, Baseball, Year- book, 4. What's new in Quechee? . . . Merylene . . . Here comes that Chevy. . . I-luddle up . . . They aren't so big! I! How'd the Giants do? l love batting practice. . . . Studies hard in Room 7 . . . So as to be ready for next class! . . . DENNIS WALTER SPENCER Monitor, Baseball, Cafeteria, Prize Speaking, lg Baseball, Ski Club, 2g Football, Varsity, Ski Club, Prom, 3g Varsity Club, Football, 4. Dennis alias flirtl How's Ellen? How were those winter nights last year? Dennis loves English. Who meets you on your nightly walks? Think you'll make it home, it's a L-O-N-G ways to Queeche! Who's cousin?? Honest, I wouldn't do that! . . . . , . Wake-up there sleepy head . . . A nice girl and always someone's helper. RAYMOND FRANCIS STANFORD Football, Basketball, Track, Band, Prom, lg Football, Basketball, Track, Sci- ence Club, 2, Football, Basketball, Track, Prom, Varsity Club, Boys State, 3, Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Varsity Club, Yearbook, 4. Dennis - No Betty - Always snapping those fingers . . . Whatta say kid - Fall on that ball - Yes, Coach - I like math - Really, No kidding . . . Tall, Tall, Oh boy Basketball. I'd like to know whyl finished third - All around athlete - Ah, Mr. Bishop, why . . . Senior class V.P. '58 Ford - Save those lives . . . Sir Stanford. GEORGE FREDRICK STEPHENS Football, Track, Basketball, lg Football, Track, Varsity Club, 2g Soccer, Hock ey, LaCrosse, 3g Track, Varsity Club, 4. Outdoor guy . . . Anyone for huntingl ll Night hawk! Manlius, what about the cannon in mess hall . . . Long distant collect calls . . . What happens on the Quechee Road??? Mary, Mary, Mary, . . . Trips to Maine . . . Anyone for a tree'??? Back roads . . . Business man, cider, sweet and tasty . . . JOHN CHRISTOPHER STONE Baseball, Football, Basketball, Band, lg Baseball, Football, Basketball, Band, Boys State, 25 Baseball, Basketball, Football, Band, Varsity Club, 3, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Band, Varsity Club, Yearbook, 4. Sunshine Hustling quarterback . . . What kind of marks do you get in French? Ever been to one of Park's wild parties? Royal king of Junior Prom. A loverboyl What are you going to wear in your hair next? Do you like girls??? . . . ELIZABETH LEA VITAGLIANO Basketball, 1. Chet - Who's he? . . . Let's go to the movies . . . Who's got a new car? Blue car . . . Chet, Chet, Chet, l've always got make-up work to do . . . Liz can sing, too? Worked in Williams Laundryl Il Real good joke teller! . . . Remem ber... DAVID PHILIP WIMETT Intramural Basketball, 1. Dave . . . Philip huh? . . . Green Ford . . . What a bomb . . . Who's that in there with you? Not everyone likes school . . . Where to now? In study hall he can easily fall asleep . . . What curly hair! I! . . . VIOLA MAY WITI-IINGTON teria, Journalism, Yearbook, 4. The girl from Dothan Road . . . Cafeteria Worker, Oh! No! . . . Boys! Boys! Boys! What's in East Northfield, Mass., Vi??? . . . Quiet, but not so quiet!!! Cake crumbs are good aren't they??'? Nice girl . . . those bus rides from Dothan Road! I I When was the last time you locked bumpers, Vi?'?? Poochie . . . Richie . . . Ricky . . . SANDRA ANN WOOD Basketball, 2, F.T.A., Prom, 3. Sandra . . . the girl from West Hartford . . . What color hair?? . . . quiet ??? . . . Drivers Ed. bothers her!!! but what? Sandy. . . Who's the boy? Nice clothes!! I like a good car . . . Ido not prefer charges . . . JANE ELLEN WOODS Yearbook, Prom, Student Council, Monitor, Choir, lg F.T.A., Choir, Dramatics, 2, Choir, Dramatics, Midget, Ski Club, Prom, Band, 3g F.T.A., Choir, Midget, Ski Club, Field Hockey, 4. Those 2:00 a.m. walks - Band News . . . Summertime gal . . . But get me to the church on time . . . Norwich University - A guy named Bill - I don't know where it is, turnip - Short trip to North Woodstock at 2:80 with no gas . . . Plans for next summer already - Detention time, Jane . . . What's this der bit? Nor- wegian sailor in Quebec and Marines and Air Force . . . WWrgmgmggufrfrsirtm!awww,as if fwxulww !f!::,w,:sf!aemmaa Band, Monitor, Choir, lg Band, 2, Band, Prom, 3, Band, Student Council, Cafe- .TOHN IEFFERY YOUNG Honor Society, Monitor, Baseball, Basketball, Football, lg Science, Student Council, Track, Football, Basketball, 2,Dramatics,',Tou.rnalis1'r1, Honor Society, Boys State, Football, Basketball, Track, 39 Dramatics, Journalism, Student Council, Honor Society, Football, Basketball, Track, Yearbook, 4. Pumpsie - one of fearsome foursome . . . Huff-Huff-Huff. No, Bob, that's not a train - Real bright guy, Pres. of N.H.S. Kat, Rosy, Andy, etc. Wow - I dream of Jeannie with the light - Get em Sunday, Gordie - Wow - Knock it off, Bob - Mr. All around. Homework every morning - Oh! Those Red Sox - Puts up a good argument - A real cook . . . ROBERT MAYNARD YOUNG Football, Basketball, Baseball, Prom, Honor Society, 1, Football, Basketball, Track, Science Club, Student Council, Ski Club, 2g Football, Basketball, Track, Honor Society, Boys State, Journalism, 3g Football, Basketball, Track, Honor Society, Dramatics, Journalism, Ski Club, 4. An honor student both in books and sports . . . A real nice guy . . . Thinks of others . . . Who's the lgl' girl Bob??? How are the girls at Boys State?'?? . . . What did you do to S.R. 's Roommates dancing partner at Boys State? Nice smile, Blushes! l All around guy . . . ROWENA SABRA YOUNG Cafeteria, Choir, Band, Softball, All-State, Monitor, lg Choir, Band, All-State, Basketball, 2g Choir, Band, All-State, Prom, 3, Band, Choir, Yearbook, All- State, Band, N.E. Festival, 4. Bill - Wanta go to New York? Oh no! Got your U.S. done, test tomorrow. Did you see John - blue convertible . . . I'm worried, Woodstock - flat tire . . . Real riot . . . Always in a hurry . . . I . and 0001? This page is in remembrance of Mrs. Richardson, known to us as Miss Young. As we, the Class of 1963, were the last students of Miss Young we feel particularly grateful to her for her un- selfish efforts in our behalf. Whenever our class wished for something, Miss Young made it come true. For this, we could never thank her enough. If the reward for self-denial for the benefit of others is happiness, Miss Young will be eternally happy. The memory of Miss Young will long serve as a guide, a reminder, and a motive for each and every student in the class of '63, May God bless you Mrs. Richardson. Q n sit! 5 dams FIRST ROW: S. Maxwell, D. White, L. Gould, K. Kenyon, P. Martin, J. Welch, I. Ray, I. Regione, L. Rogers, G. Stanford, M. Goff, I. Bomhower, C. Alexander, P. Mackee, S. Ratcliffe, S. Rector, B McKinney, I. Nalette, C. Mace, V. Truell, N. Howard, S. Luce. SECOND ROW: P. McLoud, N. Truell, J. Coutemarsh, A. Hebert, S. Wright, C. Hathorn, V. Hough- ton, D. Clark, S. Santaw, S. Adams, C. Couture, I. Twiss, C. Bettis, C. Davis, T. Carpenter, N. Ballard, G. Sheffer, E. Willard, L. Kelton, S. Woods. THIRD ROW: H. Currier, W. Kilbourn, D. Steller, R. Black, B. Pippin, T. Hayes, R. Shepperd, D. Briggs, M. Plant, R. Bettis, C. Smith, R. Renault, J. Perkins, J. Spaulding, R. Hale, R. Nugent, W. Hull, D. Robinson, T. Burch, T. Sullivan. FOURTH ROW: J. Brooks, M. Regione, S. White, K. Burnham, C. Deming, L. Napolitano, G. Wil- liams, L. Batchelder, M. Donahue, G. Smith, P. McQuire, R. Harlow, T. Covell, K. Marsh, A. Luce, D. Weigal. FIRST ROW: L. Rosenback, L. Packard, B. Hathaway, W. Morse, C. Perkins, J. Bombhower, K. Daniels, P. Mathon, P. Warren, C. Braley, J. Denson, H. Ballard, S. Warren, S. Robinson, P. Dunn, N. Potter, S. Russel, P. McLoud, J. Smith, L. George, R. LaBounty, M. Vigneau, D. Gates. SECOND ROW: D. Winget, L. Hardy, K. Hall, S. Hazen, M. Donnelly, D. Joslyn, R. Melvin, S. Larabee, S. Patterson, P. Papineau, N. Larabee, J. Coutermarsh, B. Lyman, P. Anderson, B. Foun- tain, R. Chase, J. Smith, C. Easty, C. Talbot, G. Brown, K. Houghton, M. Sheldon, M. Withington D. Foley, M. Hazen, L. DeFelice. THIRD ROW: L. Bristol, R. Scott, D. Saboski, C. Walker, T, Hill, N. Picken, A. Flanders, T. Wil- cox, P. Fuller, L. Bonnett, N. Baird, A. Roberts, S. Hawthorne, S. Cook, J. Fisk, J. Atwood, R. Westcott, S. Neff, J. McKinnon, C. Ticehurst, M. Marcou, N. Fitzpatrick. FOURTH ROW: A. Holmes, H. Norris, G. Relihan, A. Spaulding, T. LaBelle, G. Luce, R. Stone, P. Carabee, H. Henderson, P. Schaal, J. Reed, R. Fountain, J. Bowley, T. Howland, R. Woods, T. Parrot, R. Gokey, W. Paronto, A. Adams, D. MacLaughlin, H. Bixby, R. Hathorn, D. Johnson, K. Barrows, H. Small. EXTRA ROW: W. Sullivan, J. Spaulding, M. Blood, D. Robinson, J. 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I would like to take this opportunity to wish you, the members of the Class of 1963, the best of luck in your future lives. Also, I would like to thank you, the Class of '63, along with the rest of the student body and the faculty of Hartford High School for the tremendous support and cooperation given me as President of your Student Council. Truly, may I wish each and everyone of you students and faculty, the best of everything eternally. George Abbott , . ' ,,'..'i... ' . r . .119 R I Q f:f.:Qg33c' ' h af .P ref? fa' 4, sf :gf .-.ff 'L K I a- 'J I ' 1 75 SEATED: V. Withington, R. Akers - Treasurer, D. Briggs - Vice-President, I Abbott President E Willard Secretary, R. Stanford. BACK ROW: G. Smith, R. Stone, Mr. Iurras, B. Pippin, C. Stone, L. Napolitano C Walker I Clifford I Young, I. Spaulding, L. Higley. Sponsor MR. THOMAS R. .TURRAS OFFICERS George Abbott, President David Briggs, Vice-President Rodney Akers, Treasurer Evelyn Willard, Secretary HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Robert Morancy Lendell Higley Erwin Clifford John Young Ralph Stone Rodney Akers Katherine Hall Gary Smith Leonard Spaulding Viola Withington 11 17 1 7 4 6 10 8 9 Office .Q .. .-- . .Q 41, A, X .,,..,,f. fm. -mm :Q 1.4: . 2 E - W,---, N.. .,.. L7 f - .1 .W ., ..f - U ' 7 G' iifefffsgssfsgw-S., waz: g1f.zv..wg'l:'s2m, 6 aM7ifzf25i3g15g,:s1 sw ggi f s 34,5252 X ff.2wfmf.:'f'f smegg,1fM1,, K ,3.m.mwf-V - Q ,,..., was .yr I ,, wr, fi. f w f :Q 1.21 iffi . ' W 'Ji E.-ifE?Qff2'l7??' , ,Q . 'T92x!Tii.Mf.M5 -.mv 2211 fe, we -' 'fg-vw , 'f1ZHxm?i.,?iif, s W A 3 Y 4 fu W. rr. Q lj .. 3' 55 E af S X L , .,,.,.. M es . 2' ...K J- r.. .ezm-1,1 U ' 0 0 a FIRST ROW: P. Learmonth, S. McArthur, C. Chase, M. Braley, Miss Jess, V. Birt, L. Kelton, P. Barrett, N. Park. SECOND ROW: S. Maxwell, S. Ratcliffe, C. Davis, I. McKiver, R. Leavitt, J. Woods, S. Marcotte, S. Wright, G. Stanford, P. Mackey. THIRD ROW: J. Denson, P. Martin, M. Vigneau. SEATED: Secretary - C. Stone, V. President - D. Falzarano, Sponsor - Mr. Dyer, President -I. Abbott, Treasurer - L. Napolitano. FIRST ROW: A. Luce, D. Briggs, D. Spencer, B. Lucash, D. Cross, R. Stanford, G. Smith. SECOND ROW: R. Hackett, D. Clay, L. Batchelder, D. Aher, M. Donahue. SEATED: Mr. Whaley, V. Withington, Assistant Editor - B. Hayes, Editor - B. Atwood, I. Bomhower, P. Barrett. FIRST ROW: L. Livingston, P. Learmonth, T. Carpenter, B. Smith, I. Woods, S. Adams, J. Atwood, C. Couture, M. Braley, V. Birt. S. Marcotte, S. Rising, C. Davis. SECOND ROW: K. Kenyon, C. Alexander, B. Young, W. Kendall G. Fortier, D. Clay, I. Young, M. Goff, I. Denson. FIRST ROW: Mr. Budlong, N. Parks, S. Rising, P. Callahan, P. Learmonth, S. McArthur, B. Hazen, P. Barrett, Mr. Baker. SECOND ROW: K. Parker, S. Ratcliffe, M. Goff, S. Santaw, L. Rogers, J. Nalette, L. Gould, S. Luce, V. Truell, N. Howard, P. McLoud, P. Dunn, J. Lukash. THIRD ROW: T. Parrott, G. Robinson, C. Callahan, L. Kelton, K. Kenyon, G. Sheffer, G. Stanford, C. Alexander, P. Mackie, L. Couterrnarsh, N. Truell, R. Sawyer, D. Sawyer, J. McKinnon. FOURTH ROW: K. Daniels, P. Warren, R. Labounty, L. Hardy, C. Ticehurst, A. Roberts, P. Fuller, M. Hazen, J. Denson, D. Gates, C. Braley, L. George, D. Joslyn. FIFTH ROW: C. Davis, B. Young, D. Marsh, G. Fortier, J. Abbott, B. Lukash, J. Young, D. Hall, S. Labounty, S. Adams. WW SEATED: N. Larabee, J. Mosman, B. Atwood, B. Hazen, I. Smith, Mrs. McKee. FIRST ROW: W. Potwin, D. How- land, R. Sawyer, M. Vigneau, D. White, C. Mace, S. Larabee, N. Potter, S. Warren, G. Welch, P. Dunn, L. Brown. SECOND ROW: L. Livingston, C. Ticehurst, A. Hebert, L. Bonnett, S. Adams, S. Cook, R. Wescott, J. Atwood, D. Clogston, D. Foley, M. Donnelly, P. Warren. THIRD ROW: W. Wescott, P. Grant, R. Renault, R. Nugent, R. Spaul- ding, R. Black, D. Robinson, P. Jarvis, L. Larabee. 'tl SEATED: H. Currier, C. Hathorn, L. Henderson, A. Ruotsala, J. Bombhower, S. Wood. BACK ROW: P. Dunn, R. Robinson, R. Nugent, S. Flanders, Mr. Adams, R. St, James, K. Parker, A. Kebert, B. Hathaway. 0 FIRST ROW: C. Chase, P. Papineau, P. Barret, P. Learmonth, S. Ratcliffe, S. McArthur, S. Rising, B. Hazen, L. Kelton, J. Bomhower, L. Gould, M. Vigneau, R. Young, Mrs. Whitcomb. SECOND ROW: C. Walker, S. Marcotte, S. Neff, M. Gilman, S. Santaw, S. Adams, I. Fisk, N. Park, C. Ticehurst, D. Hall. THIRD ROW: H. Norris, I. Hayes, A. Ruotsala, D. Marsh, D. Cross, W. Lukash, R. Porter, G. Fortier, K. Marsh, M. Plant, R. Akers, W. Hull O I ' FIRST ROW: Mrs. Whitcomb, P. Mathon, H. Ballard, S. Warren, N. Potter, S. Patterson, I. Bornhower. SECOND ROW: D. Joselin, N. Fitzpatrick, M. Marcou, P. Hazen, D. Wingent, S. Hazen. THIRD ROW: D. Sawyer, R. Saw- yer, C. Herrick, R. St. James, L. Bristol. SEATED: L. Bristol, R. St. James, A. Ruotsala, H. Morris. BACK ROW: Mr. Bishop, S. Spaulding, P. Carbee. 26 FIRST ROW: V. Birt, C. Alexander, S. Ratcliffe, J. Woods, Mr. Whaley, S. McArthur, P. Learmonth, S. Marcotte, N. Park. SECOND ROW: J. Bombhower, C. Talbot, M. Goff, V. Withingron, C. Davis, S. Santaw, I. Bombhower, C. Callahan, P. Callahan, P. Barrett, J. Young. THIRD ROW: K. Parker, D. Blondin, M. Plant, D. Briggs, J. Abbott G. Williams, B. Toomey, R. Akers, P. Benedict, R. Young. S 3 if g 4 , I SEATED: J. Maclver, B. Smith, D. Scelza. V. Withington, M. Gilman, V. Birt. BACK ROW: W. Potwin, G. Welch, L. Rogers, S. Ratcliffe, M. Braley, A. Lamphere, D. White, S. Kendall, S. Rising, D. Clogston, R. Sawyer, P. Barre: B. Vitagliano. dfff' SEATED: J. Lukash, I. Woods, S. Marcotte, S. Cook, V. Birt, S. Maxwell, N. Livingston. BACK ROW: Mrs. Stone S. Warren, S. Neff, S. Wright, S. Adams, N. Ballard, S. Hazen, J. Bombhower. Left to right: Pris McLoud, Jean Denson, Susan McArthur, Gail Stanford, Jeanne Foley, Charlotte Leavitt. IWW wwdtef FIRST ROW: J. Young, R. Akers, Co-Captain D. Cross, R. Stanford, I. Abbott, Co-Captain D. Aher, C. Stone, I. Campbell, G. Snow, B. Young. SECOND ROW: Coach Taylor, D. Blondin, B. Lukash, D. Briggs, B. Newton, N. Luce, G. Smith, M. Dona- hue, M. Plant, D. Spencer, Coach McCanna. THIRD ROW: B- POIICI. R- Blanchard, S. Valley, L. Bristol, C. Herrick, R. Tenny, J. Clifford, R. Stone, R. Hathorn. FOURTH ROW: K. Maxwell, B.Hathorne, B. Milne, M. Blood, D. Wells, T. Lovely, R. Reed, J. Snyder, R. Labelle, R. Spaulding. TOP ROW: Managers T. Parrott, J. Young, R. Sleeper. 1963 RECORD Hartford ---- 13 Woodstock - - - - 0 Hartford ---- 14 B. Catholic - - - - 6 Hartford ---- 26 Middlebury ----- 6 Hartford - - - O Brattleboro ---- 14 Hartford ---- O Springfield ---- 28 Hartford ---- 12 Bennington ---- 6 Hartford ---- 0 Rutland - - - - - 20 Hartford - - - 6 Windsor - - - - - 12 The team faced one of the toughest schedules in years. Despite the lack of experienced players, a new coach, and crippling injuries, our boys still came through with flying colors and a 4-4 record. With two outstanding seniors, Doug Falzarano and Bob Hackett, out with injuries HHS won the opening game with Woodstock 13-0 and a 26-6 victory over Middlebury the following week. Then came losses to Springfield and Rutland. HHS then came through with an upset by dumping favored Bennington 12-7. Despite the 14-0 loss to Brattleboro, second ranked team in Vermont, the boys covered themselves with glory by holding the Bratts scoreless for three periods. In the final game our team lost a heart-breaker to Windsor 12-6, as Windsor scored the final touchdown with only 80 seconds to go. Much credit for the 4-4 season goes to the outstanding group of seniors: Co-Captains Dan Aher and Dick Cross, Chris Stone, Jerry Abbott, Rod Akers, and Ray Stanford. Dan Aher was selected to the All-State first team, the first Hartford player to be so honored in many years. Honorable mention went to Chris Stone, ,Terry Abbott, and Dick Cross. Congratulations to our new coach, Mr. McCanna, for a job well done. .1 ,M Q, SM, ,,...,, -W ,p w 'W afwdtey? FIRST ROW: Mgr. D. Spencer, D. Clay, D. Aher, I. Abbott, R. Stanford, D. Falzarano, Coach McCanna. BACK ROW: G. Smith, M. Donahue, I. Clifford, L. Batchelder, G. Williams, M. Regione, L. Napolitano. 1962-63 RECORD HARTFORD OPPONENT Charlestown 29 50 Windsor 34 42 Bellows Falls 52 47 Springfield 44 52 Alumni 59 51 Hanover 40 52 Towle '77 46 Lebanon 56 60 Woodstock 51 '77 sr. Mary 52 37 Springfield 42 64 Windsor 39 64 Brattleboro 39 59 St. Mary 59 44 Woodstock 68 40 Charlestown 31 59 Towle 61 44 Hanover 57 61 Lebanon 56 44 The Hartford High basketball team had a hot and cold season as it finished with an 8-11 record. Losing seven of its first eight games the outlook for a good season was dismal. As the season progressed and the boys got more experience, they began to exhibit much better team effort and finished the latter part of the schedule with a '7-4 record. Highlights of the season were victories over Bellows Falls and Woodstock, both going on to the Vermont State Finals at Middlebury. Our team victory over Lebanon by 14 points after losing to them at home was an- other fine win. The seniors who will be greatly missed next year are Captain Jerry Abbott, Dan Aher, Dennis Clay, Doug Falzarano and Ray Stanford. Dan Aher was awarded the Bob Hanley trophy for his fine play throughout the season. Captain-elect Gary Smith was selected on the Twin State All- Star team. Next year Hartford High will play an Independent Class L schedule as it withdraws from the Twin State League. The Junior Varsity had a rough season with a 5- 14 record. f 3 , ? fi .1 5 W if fi gil? 1, 5 as gf' 154-1 5 W. M, E-'. awdtqg SEATED: D. Briggs, J. Clark, S. Ratcliffe, Capt. P. Learmonth, E. Willard, L. Kelton Coach Jess BACK ROW Mgr V. Birt, M. Benedict, M. Roberts, A. Roberts, C. Couture, P. Walker, I. Young Mgr C Davis 1962- 63 RECORD Hartford 24 Enfield Hartford 17 Hanover Hartford 37 Woodstock Hartford 12 Hanover Hartford 37 Towle Hartford 13 Lebanon Hartford 14 Lebanon Hartford 27 Enfield Hartford 23 Windsor Hartford 15 Windsor Hartford 32 Towle Hartford 27 Stevens Hartford 24 Woodstock Despite the fact that the Varsity started out the season without a single letter winner from last year the 5 8 record compiled by the team could be considered as being fairly successful. Several exciting games were played. Perhaps the most sensational one of the year was our 27-26 victory over Stevens High from Claremont, N. H. That game was won in the final fraction of a second as Dianne Briggs' winning basket went through the hoop as the horn was blowing the end of the game. Senior Pat Learmonth was the team high scorer with 112 points in 13 games. Next year promises to be a good one. With the exception of one senior, the entire team will be returning. A number of the girls should be very bright prospects for next year's squad. The Junior Varsity record was 3- 7-1. This team set some kind of a scoring record in reverse with its 4-2 victory over Windsor. Freshmen and sophomores made up the Junior Varsity and prospects are good for next year. ?ceZal'Z1 FIRST ROW: C. Alexander, M. Roberts, J. Young, J. Bomhower, P. Spaulding, P. McQuire. SECOND ROW: L. Dancoes, L. Ricker, D. Briggs, M. Benedict, J. Atwood, M. Goff, M. Mae, J. Bornhower Coach Jess. THIRD ROW: A. Roberts, C. Davis, C. Chase, B. Hazen, S. Rising, D. Clark, S. Ratcliffe. Hartford ---- Hartford ---- Hartford ---- Hartford ---- Hanover Lebanon Windsor Hanover 1963 RECORD - - O Hartford - - - - 1 Hartford - O Hartford - - - - - 2 Hartford Towle - - Lebanon - Windsor - Woodstock The field hockey team experienced a fairly successful season with a 3-3-2 record. Every game played was a close contest and in three of the games the result was uncertain until the last minute. Perhaps the most exciting game of the year was the 0-O tie with Hanover on our own field. Fairly good crowds gathered at all g3.I1'lCS. The captains for the year were three seniors: Sue Rising, Cheryl Chase, and Barbara Hazen. All played with a spirit of victory and deserve much credit for their sportsmanship. Next year's prospects look fairly good. The Junior Varsity lost their first game to Hanover 3-O, but de feated them in a return game 2-1. I. Bomhower, C. Alexander, and S. Ratcliffe should be outstanding on next year's team. malty genial! - i?62 FRONT ROW, R. Bebeau, G- Smith, C, Stong, J, Clifford, L. Jordan, L. Batchelder, M. Donahue, A. Potwin, L. Perry BACK ROW- G Scott, D- Clay, D- Cross, D. Hall, B. Wheeler, R. Donahue, D. Falzarano, G. Snow, Coach Dyer. 1962 RECORD Hartford Woodstock Hartford Bellows Falls Hartford Lebanon Hartford Springfield Hartford Woodstock Hartford Stevens Hartford Lebanon Hartford Hanover Hartford Bellows Falls Hartford Windsor Hartford Springfield Hartford Stevens Hartford Hanover The Hartford High 1962 baseball season was a successful one, ending with a 7 6 record There had been hopes for a better season, but considering all the factors involved it was not a disappointing one. We placed third in the Connecticut Valley League standing. Coach Dyer got a headache early in the season when his outstanding pitcher, Doug Falzarano, came up with an early season sore arm and was unable to do any hurling from that time on. Fortunately a discovery was made in sophomore, Larry Batchelder, who turned out an outstanding performance at a time when it was sorely needed. The two outstanding victories of the season were registered over Springfield and Bellows Falls. Both Batchelder and Falzarano will be back for service for the '1963 season. Lost by graduation are Bruce Wheeler, Roger Donahue, Ron Bebeau, Bryon Potter, and Manager Leslie Perry. 1963 President Chris Stone Vice-President Raymond Stanford Treasurer Priscilla Livingston Secretary Vicky Birt 1964 President Louis Napolitano Vice-President Nina Ballard Treasurer Pauline Willard Secretary Sharon Wright 1965 President Craig Walker Vice-President William Pippin Treasurer Linda DeFelice Secretary Patricia Fuller e ef' 'Flo be Q5 3 O i' 'x' NNY, s JI Z? 4-vs wg ' ' ,-3.1 7 lbw Q 1 T: ff ,, g ,'fafyaa:.w?a,f,,,1g21 .w.-mm:-i1.:f2h K I ' -' ww ' , M iw ,A X F vx fk vs P 2 ri Aga A .QW 3 ' ,g H x ,Q ffi gyaw Q f , I Q F Q X fb LL 'ff ? ,fm Y 1 A , H' 1 Nr' :ff A 5 , , Q K ,, -. K, ,,w,f1. f Q . df , T, . , wx , 4 f ,, Q af, 1 1 J. -f 4 , , w r L ' ., 'ff uw, 'Nu ww,-W A ,ff Q Q, 9 Q A I 0 .-muah ina an ,W ,M X. ., 34 , f' 'f 5'2- x TN 'z Six 16 , W ff 54112121955 3 5 ? 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