Housatonic Valley Regional High School - White Oak Yearbook (Falls Village, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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X wif: fl 1951 WHITE OAK EDITOR IN CHIEF Donild Rax nard BUSIWESS NIAINAGER Deborah NICGrasx EDITORIAL STAFF BLSINESS BOARD Marjorre Andrus lunar GIIWSOH Frank Mxller Pml jlsmnne Iohn Eggleston Ircnc. Tobln ADVISLR Vlr Donlld C Roller I v I 1 y - ' , c I I I , I Y Jeanne Adotte Robert johnson ' ' 1 1 ' ' 7 , I . 1 2. ' w - Wlllff Ill! Ill' lie Ill Ill p I 1 1 llll 'Ill I WM' HOUSATON IC VALLEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL FALLS VILLAGE CONNECTICUT PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1951 DEDICATIO For h1s fnendy 'md untlrmg efforts on our behalf for h1s loyalty lI1SPll'lHg guldance and hxgh personal example we the Class of 1951 dedlmte our WHITE OAK to CoAc,H BEDINI 4 14 PAUL W. STODDARD PRINCIPAL BA Yale 197-I M A Columbra 197 lv Yale 92 PhD Yale Y I 194 Contemporary Problems MARY M MEEI-IAN DEAN OF GIRLS BA Albertus Magnus Socral Studtes SHIRLEY WEIR SECRETARY TO PRINCIPAL Packard School 1949 WILHEMINE E ALLYN B S New York Umversrty 1951 Englrsh DONALD G ROBLER BA St Lawrence Unrversrty 1934 M A Umversrry of Rochester 1950 Head of Englrsh Department 6 WILMER L. SHULTZ DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT State Teachers College Bloomsburg Pennsylvama 1920 BA Susquehanna 1928 M A New York Unrversrry 1942 EDWARD C DORSETT VICE PRINCIPAL BS Mansfreld Pennsylvanra State Teachers College 1929 MA Duke 1936 Marhematrcs MRS MAY A CAMP BA Smrth 1910 Latin English H LINCOLN FOSTER BA Wtllrams 1928 MA Trinity 1950 Englrsh Socral Studnes OLIVER F ELDRIDGE BA Unrversrty of Marne 1937 MA Boston Unrversrty 1940 Englrsh MAE E GESELL BS Connectxcut College New London 1930 MA Columbla 1942 Commerclal Stuclxes MRS MARY H JENKINSON Bouve Boston School of Phys Ed 1944 BS Tufts 1945 Physxcal Educatnon Nurse JOHN F JUST BS U S Naval Academy 1931 MEd Umv of Mame 1950 Marhematlcs FRANR B RICHARDSON BA Bates 1911 Sclence Mathematncs ROBERT A ENGLAND BS Sprmgfleld 1942 Scxence 45' I HAROLD M SMITH Bay Path Instxtute 1930 Commerclal Studles AMERICO A BEDINI BS Sprmgheld 1943 Physxcal Eclucauon AMBLER R TRAVIS B S Sprmgheld 1933 M A New York Umversnty 1948 Dxrector of Audio Vxsual Axds Sclence MRS ELAINE C SCRIBER BA Houghton 1939 Socnal Studnes EVELYN M ESTEY BA Colby 192 MA Mxcldlebury 1945 French Latin HOWARD W BROERE BS State Teachers College Oswego New York 1941 MA Syracuse 1948 Industrxal Arts CORA E KINGSBURY BS Unxversnty of Connectncut 1956 Home Economxcs MRS EMMA M VOSBURGH BA Bates 1930 Lxbrarxan Home Economncs CLARKE B WOOD BS Agr Ed Unnversxty of Connectxcut 1954 MS Cornell 1947 Vocatronal Agrxculture JOHN B DUBOIS Custodnan ARTHUR W MILLER BS Keene Teachers College 1946 M A New York Umversxty 1948 Industnal Arts Dnver Educatxon CATHERINE T MCAULIFFE BS St Josephs 1936 Home Economxcs WILLIAM J MEDER Mus B Yale 1941 Muslc WARREN C CLARK BA Dartmouth 1928 Ed M Umv of New Hampshire 193 Socxal Stuclxes WALTER DOTY Asststant Custodxan .5 5 IEANNE VERONICA ADOTTE North Canaan Favorite Saying Ya think so huh' I luff Activitles Intramural Basltttball and Softball l Varsity Iootball Cheerleader Junior Assembly and Iunior Prom Com mittees unior Prom Attendant NORTHWEST CORNER Reporter 5 Senior Ball Committee. WHITE OAK Editorial Staff Dramatit Club -I We admire her un aml many 617477711 MARIETTA BAIRD Cornwall Favorite Saying Hey kids vyanna hear some gossip' K3 Activities Glee Club l 7 Christmas Assembly 1 junior Assembly Football Cheerleader 4 I like tn bt friendly ,Q 3 MTDORA PAGE ANDERSON MARJORIF FTHIL ANIDRUS kent 'Nlnrth Canaan Iavoritc Say1nL just one minute' Paddy Attivitits Glce Clubl 4 Christmxs Assembly I 4 NORTHNWIST COR Softball 3 uninr Assembly nl unior Prom Cummitttes Sophists I Stn Ball Committee Dramatit Club 4 A 14 my zifmzarz zr a trearuu Iayoritt Saying Is that so Margie Attivities Glte Club I Nos Septem IIUH1 7 1 It fer ntuslz State 5 NURIHVUISI CORNER X junior Prom Cnmmittte VUHITE OAK Editorial Stall So meet :ln blurb nf barlafulnert .army Il' 4617 mv' SAMUEL JOHNI BARTHOLOMTXV RODNIAN TGBIRT BARTLETT jr Goshen favorite Saying 'Name xuu t haye it Iumbn Mtiyiries 'Nos Scptem C llium I Intramural Iootball 7 Baslttrball ini otball 7 5 4 I-Iomtrtmm Presite t w Ring Committee v Iuninr Classical League J A gcrzflemtzrz main no 71 irc I0 Rent Faynrite Saying Hey R ixitics ramurils I Glu C ir Assembly St nntrs flub 3 Tratlt Inf arrttaluit It all lam KUINQJYZIUVIJ ' 'A ,g Q - M Y V t A A F. ,. , bf if ,M A . , V f . V :I .A ,i V. Y: . D. 7 ' . A :L Y. X: 1 ? Q ' f f ' A I Y , 1 ' 'Q Ctll' Q, 2 .- 5-tram S, may 23 Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3, fig NER Z, 5, 4g Intramural Basketball and Latin Club Assembly Sq Laurel Girls' ' , ' - ' f ,LI ' 'nil ' S .9 ' ' -41 ' 3 I ' L I ' 1-G ' 5. -lg V ior ' H ' ' 1 ,, . I . . A' 13 I ' ' 1 , , ' ' ' t' V 'Z i' - it and 1' an ' ' A E' V ': bwyl - ' - ml E . Att' - Int ' . , I: ' H ,lub : . -1 I . :.' V A 41 ... in Zzjunn I ' ,'1.7l Q I I S f ' -. '. -V: me E 'Qt 1 ., 2 , -A MARY ELIZABETH BARTON Salisbury Favorite Saying Oh dear Midge Activities Intramuralsl 4 Homeroom President 1 Glee Club 1 4 Home room Secretary 3 Junior Assembly Modexty 1: the beauty of women ROSS ALAN BEAUJON North Canaan Favorite Saying Thats your opinion Frenchy Activities Intramural Softball and Bas ketball 1 2 3 4 Civics Clubl Soph ists 3 Intramural Football 4 The uorld may go on wzthout m but I doubt rt JOAN ELEANOR BELL Kent Favorite Saying Who me? jebbie Activities Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Intra mural Softball 1 Nos Septem Collium 2 3 4 Varsity Football Cheerleader 2 3 NORTHWEST CORNER 2 3 Jun nor Assembly Sophists 3 4 Washington Play Day 2 Sophomore Corridor Dance Committee Litchfield Play Day 4 Bas ketball Cheerleader 4 Dramatic Club 4 Full of pep and farm to go WINSTON EARL BENSON NATALIE ANN BRAZEE NANCY JANE BURKE Sharon Favorite Saying: Okay. Salisbury Nat Win Activities: Intramurals 1, 4g Junior As- Activities: Civics Club lg Intramurals Ig 5emblY- Dramatic Club 4. Quietne.u mean: content. AJ merry ar the day if long. Il North Canaan Favorite Saying: I-Ii, Doll. Re Activities: Intramural Softball lg Sopho- more Corridor Dance Committeeg Glee Club 3, 43 junior Prom Committeeg Christmas Assembly 3. A good .rport is good fun. Q cv N -qs. 1.-2' RALPH XXllllA'Xl BL NH'Nlll. lll'NRX CULX C xRll'X lr Sallshury North Canlan Bushy nrrtt Stung rt htm' txtttts n rtmurals l lun 11 Hanls VINNIE Bblxlfbdll nsttrcs Intramurals l 7 4 lun ll laerezn be gun fat tu!! bt ,g at Ascmluly frzuzzffzrzctr fiat nf rumpare iii 59' gn.-O 'bl' HAROLD IRANCIS CAVANAUGH Cornwall Iavorxte Saylnr.. Oh for corn sakes' Samson Actrvtttes Cnvtcs Club l 7 Intramurals l 7 5 JUFIIOI Prom Commtttee The man zebra ffaef the leaf! lafkzng 0 len bar the mort lo rag if AL Cl, ll 'KN ClllNll5ROl C H Nsrth Ctnim xcnrrre SIXIHL Dunt 1 me ttat Chcezx L nrrrcs C nts Cl tb lntramurt as ctball anl buftball l becretarx 7 'Nm 5tttcm C lltum Le Cerclc lrancars l Xlefrzft merrily Jlrzll I lm 71 11 DORINDA LLA COBB Sahsbury l norm Sauna Hou clcmn Lu u Mtnrrres Homcroom Prcsrdcnt l H nmtmum Xtra prcsr lent 7 Glce Club v 4 lntramural bultball l bo n are rr1 r Dance Cmmmxttet Ccrtlc lrancars 7 4 lunmr Assemblx lunmr Pmm Attendant Nos Septem Calhum w J Latrn Club Assembly and Roman Banquet 4 Laurel Grrls State v Class Setretarx 4 Semor Ball Clrnmttttt Dramanc Club Xrce presx dent 1 Cleerfulrzerr II nz az ralmn l ELSIE ROSE COL North Canaan Yaxcnrtte Saylnre Thats enough to dls courage the less courageous S Actrutnes Intramural Softball 1 Intra mural Basketball Glee Club 7 3 -4 Homeroom Secretary 5 junror Assembls Lzfe IJ bapp5 ar zz comer wif. rg My MAUREEN ELIZABETH COLE Cornwall Favorite Sayrng, lm so trred Morheen Actrvxtres Intramurals I Homeroom Secretary 2 Glee Club 2 4 Sophomore Corrrdor Dance Commrttee Junior As sembly Cast junror Prom Commlttee Dramatnc Club 4 Senror Ball Commrttee Her heart zr young and gay l tug' Us THOMAS CORCORANI BETTY JFANI CRAWIORD Salrsbury Cornwall Favorrte Sayrng., You re crazy ltr l' Re rvrtres I tramurals l 4 3 140771 I 1-9 -0- Q9 DOROTHY EX FLYN EATON IRGINIA ELIZABETH FATON Salrsbury Salrsburx Faworrte Sayxng Honestly Faxorrte Sauna Xou lmnoxx lqdVOflIC Sayxng. jrmlny Crrcketsl Actrvrtres Glee Club I Homeroom Treasurer 7 Sophomore Corrrdor Dance Commrttee Junror Prom Commrttee Laurel Grrls State 3 Intramural Soft b 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Le Cercle Francals I Sophrsts 4 Chess Club 4 Allred Xouth 4 Her Ilifllgblf arc cxprrrred rn her mule 'JF' IRENE GLORIA EGLIN Salrsbury Fasorrte Sayrnr. jeepers Renre Dome Grnm Actnmes Intramural Basketball and Acnxrtres Home Nursrna l blee Club Actrvrtres Glee Club I 7 3 4 Home t all I 7 1 4 G ee Club 1 7 3 1 4 Intramural Basketball anl Sulrball room Secretars 7 Iunror Assembly Com junior Assembly 7 4 FHA I lun or -Ksscm mrttee 'Not I o rerrfur and not fro gm ezer at a lfrr f r A lan 111113 gentle auf quiet naw! 13 d BJ ' U I Q ACI' M 1 n .2. 5. FHA ' 'A Z 3 . . y L r 4. , A-2 r I . E A 2 , j ww ,1 rxfmx' .1 u I 1 ' Y g ' ' all fg A 3 ., . N ,, - g. - ' . ' f 1, ' 1 l A 1 tv X4 t, ,A 9 - Olaf, r l ' ,....-I f' Ea I 'X if I ' N ' , V rl ' 1 . ' 1 f A v' - J ., , ' .' . 1' , .I . 4 ' 7. Y sofb A,-.f.f:l .-.241 .Q ' A- A -' 5-1, 1 ' 1. -. 'L 5.-1, I I A bly. ' . Y ff -1 I K F HN ' 1, ,ff :tffr.frf' H A A r l 4 JOHN ROBERT EGGLESTON Salisbury Favorite Saying: What's her name? Long John Activities: Junior Varsity Basketball 1: Intramural Football and Softball 1: Art- craft Club 1: Varsity Football 3, 4: Allied Youth 3, 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee: Boys' State 3: Junior Assembly: Varsity Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Senior Ball Committee: Christmas Assembly 4: WHITE OAK Editorial Staff: Intra- mural Basketball 4. TlJe game of life ir worth playing. JUNE ELLEN EPP Salisbury Favorite Saying: Golly! Junie Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Assembly. Who entertain: a cheerful dirporitionf' ARLENE JANET FALLON North Canaan Favorite Saying: I'm broke. Has any- body got a penny? Legs Activities: Civics Club 1: Intramural Softball and Basketball 1: Sophomore Corridor Dance: NORTHWEST COR- NER 2, 31 Football Cheerleader 2: Basketball Cheerleader 3, Captain 4: Junior Assembly: Junior Prom Com- mittee: Junior Prom Attendant: Drama- tic Club 4: Senior Ball Committee. Be good and you will be loneromef' BARBARA MARIE FRIIS Salisbury Favorite Saying: No kidding! Bobbie Activities: Homeroom President l: ln- trarnurals 1: Homeroom Vice-president 2, 3: Nos Septem Collium 2, 3, 4: Latin Club Roman Banquet 2, 4: Sophomore Corridor Dance Committee: Class Sec- retary 3: Student Council 3, 4: Junior Assembly: - Junior Prom Attendant: National Honor Society 3, 4: Laurel Girls' State 3: Latin Club Assembly 3: Dramatic Club 4: Senior Ball Commit- tee: Reporter for Hartford Courant 4: Magazine Campaign Captain 4. Of all the girl: who are ro rmart, Tbere'.r none like pretty Barbara. FLORENCE LORRAINE GAWEL Kent Favorite Saying: Oh, what arn I going to do now? Lorrie Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: Intramural Softball 2: Intramural Basketball 3: Junior Assembly: Sophists 4. Quietly and wirely the goer on her way. JOHN PETER G1-11 North Canaan Favorite Saying: I'll bet ya. Activities: Glee Club I, 2, 4: Track 2 3: AVA 2, 3, 4: Iritramural Softball 1 Junior Assembly: Football 4. Quiet in a noiry .rort of way. 'le 'la-.r THOMAS JOSEPH GHI North Canaan Favorrte Sayml., Son of a gun Tom Acrvltres Glee Clubl 3 I All tatc. Chorus I 5 Intramural Iootball I 3 Manager 7 Intramural Basketball I Homeroom Treasurer Z NORTI-IXWEST CORNER 2 3 4 Varsrty Tratklz Al lred Youth 5 4 unror Prom Commlt ICC junror Assembly Commrttcc War srty Football 4 Smg auay mrmu mr! uuay rare JANET ROSE BERINADETTE GIBSON Sharon l'avor1te Sayrng, La D1 Da G1 Attnvrtres Glee Clubl 7 4 Intramural Softball and Basketball I Nos Srptcm Co rum 7 7 4 Latrn Club Roman Banquet 7 4 Sophomore Corrnlor Dance Commrttce junror Prom Com mrrtee junior Rum, Commrttte Junior Assembly Allrcd Youth 5 Secretary f Sophrsts 3 Stcrctargflrcasurcr I New town and New Brrtam Iorums 5 Dra matrt Club 4 Scmor Ball QOITIITIIIILL WHITE OAK Busmcss Board Bethel Iorum 4 Le Cercle Irantals 5 Ircas urer 4 Wfllfb lr ir1uz4ledr,e nbzrh Ir rm zaluable' RAYMOND CHARLES GOD X Salusbury Favorxte Sayrnr, I necd IK luke a hole. rn the head Ray Actnmes Intramural Softball I Int mural Basketball I 3 Faithful fnemff are ban! to Gnd 'QI Vw-,T BARRY TREDRICK GREENIVUOOD Canaan lnaxorrtc Sayrnr Oh Horse' Butch IWIIICS Intramural Footballl I Intramural Softball I I n nrural Basketball 7 v I Quul Irie .4 zufrrzmf 15 f -X S W Ulm V' Q' X Me! I I WARD IRANCIS GODBURN North Canaan Inavonte Saymg, No lcnldlng Turk Acuvrtrcs freshman Basketball Intra murals I 7 3 4 umor Varsrty Basket 7 Xar ty Iootball 5 4 unro Homeroom Prcsrdrnt umor Prom Chaxrman Student Councxl 4 Varsrty Club 4 greal mu: nerr rm! rrhnlarr fly .1 MARGARET MARY GRUSAUSKI Kent Iavorrte Saylng, Don t call men ammals I luke ammals 'wiaruxe Actnmes Home-room Secretary and Treasurer I NORTI-INVEST CORNER 5 4 All1LdYouth 3 4 Nos Septem Collnum 3 Sophxsts s jumor Assembly light :J the bean' am! merry xr the eye I A f fl 4 E, 1 ' , I ,, ll 7 262,145 .y A I ,QM - ly S I A 3 of 1 I lj far A 41 f ff . fl? 7 gl A .- ' V If - My V ,- 4 Q , Q - 1 -O 'skit-A fi I I . I Y , , I . , ' ' ,Z , -. . , I . ' , ' ,Z , ' ,I . ' . f ' ,Z ' ' rl ,b , trrrz yay: -S,, Z '-'L , , .. , ,,. rl ,- , Q , I , 'f' ' 3 Y '. . 'A-'HJQJ ' . , -Q f ' 1 ll' -. f. 1 ' A H' ball -3 I' si ' 7,1 g J A r , Q H , M U 3 Q . n . Y . . 53 Jw y . n '11 . I 7.- . A1 ...AIA .I h H A 3 , ..g , - w U 3 N . 4 ' . X., L All I I 1 l , , ' , I f V ' ' 1 in Q. ' ' .V-ei A 5 - . A .U ,J if '. LTKX A, 'ir ' bg, - V: I f , . 4. I . I V. . la ' f' P f,g . Y, v - I '4 ' . lr ' , 'icy fQ ' L -Qi. f I R xi I -' 5 Att' V: ' f . 2, 5, A .'- ' i ' ' L ra- ' .l.5.'gltra- 1 ' 'QI' K ELFANOR MAY HALL Kent Favorite Saying: Heyl There's a man! Ele Activities: Glee Club l, 2, fig Intramural Softball and Basketball lg Sophomore Corridor Dance Committee: Junior As- sembly: Sophists 3, fi: junior Prom Committee, Le Cercle Francais 43 Dra- matic Club 4. A bright hello, .4 :beefy smile. ALEXANDER WADDELL HERD Salisbury Favorite Saying: To be brilliant! Alec Activities: AVA 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4: Track Manager l, 2, 3, Nos Septem Collium 2, 31 Allied Youth 3, 4: Chess Club 3, 4, Spinners' Club 3, Sophists -ig Varsity Club 4. The perferl .rclmlarf ROSEMARY HALL Kent Favorite Saying: Gadzooks! Rosey Activities: Chess Club 35 Allied Youth 41 NORTHWEST CORNER -lg Senior Ball Committee. Quiet 'lil you get to knou' ber. BARBARA MAE HAMLIN Sharon Favorite Saying: Fell the breeze! Bobbie Activities: Glee Club 3, 4, NORTH- WEST CORNER Business Board: Le Cercle Francais, Secretary 4, Allied Youth 4: Senior Ball Committee. A pretty woman it a welcome guest. ii JOHN CLEAVELAND HOSIER Sharon Why uarle your time talking? 16 ig- Rho' ' f.. ARTHUR HOWARD HOWLAND Kent Favorite Saying: How about that? Art i Activities: Baseball l, 2: Nos Septem Collium 2, 31 AVA 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, fig Chess Club 3. 'Qlloderly denote! a gentleman. N DOROTHY MAY IVES Cornwall Favorrte Saying., He s only a man What do you expect' Dotne Actrvmes Intramural Softball I junxot Assembly Allred Youth 3 Chess Club3 An orderly and mduytrmur person 3 'bv PAUL LOUIS JASMINE Cornwall Favorrte Sayrng Im gettlng old Ac rvrtres Crvrcs Club I Allred Youth 3 Chess Club 3 4 Nos Septem Colllum 5 4 Homeroom Treasurer J Sophrsts 5 New Mrlford Forum 3 Dra matrc Club 4 WHITE OAK Busrness Board 4 Calmly do I go my uag if-Q 'hr JOSEPH WESLEY JACOBS jr Canaan Favorrte Saying, Ah' your grandmother tlrmks warm beer' cv-f 5-vas 4 GUNNAR -IANSEN Salusbury Iavorrte Sayrng., You know rt Swede Mllshw .loc Younis Actrvrtrcs Bantl I junror Prom Com Actrvxtres Intramural Softballl Inta mrttct IHA 5 Prcsrtlcnt 4 Semor mural Baseball I Track 7 5 Ball Commrttnc Of? rt 11 excellent to haze zz grant: A unman 11 nulzl run tbrrfugb flfc and Jlrenglh' 1411167 for rucb a kind heart fills' SALLY EUCIBA JENIKINJS Sharon Favorrte Saymg, Cmon put a nlckel rn t' Cm Cnr Actrvrnes Glee Club I -4 Intramural Softball I Z 5 4 Intramural Basket ball I 7 3 4 Nos Septem Collnum 7 5 4 Sophomore Corrrdor Dance Com mnttee Charrman NORTHWEST COR NER 7 5 4 Washnngton Play Day 7 Latm Club Roman Banquet 7 4 Le Cercle Francais 5 -4 jumor Assembly junror Prom Commrttee Sophrsts 5 4 Semor Ball Commrttee Lrtchfieltl Play Day 4 Latrn Club Assembly 3 A Juell girl and ob ubat an atblele' X 'Ns ROBERT FRANCIS M JOHNSON North Canaan Favorrte Sayrnf, Bette Anne Sobbre Actrvrtres Glee Clubl 7 3 4 Band I Homeroom Treasurer 1 Crvrcs Club I Freshman Basketball jumor Varsrty Basketball 2 Nos Septem Collrum 2 Homeroom Vrce presrdent 7 jumor As sembly Commrttee jumor Prom Com mrttee Varsrty Football Manager 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Intramural Football 4 Intramural Softball 4 Var stty Club 4 All State Chorus 4 WHITE OAK Business Board Semor Ball Com mtttee We had 4 .tuell tzme didnt If . 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I 1 ' v Y ' 1 1 4 . g . . , , , . . . 4? 3 C' ,, a H ss 1.1 RK QPF' --ss RICHARD BARHOFF KONEAZNY New Marlboro Massachusetts Favorxte Saymg Lets blow thus hre trap Bu Actxvmes Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Semor FHA 3 Homeroom Vrce presldent 5 FHA Secretary 4 Hu ordinary talk IJ 141119 434. 5... if FRANK JOSEPH LUNING Cornwall Favorlte Saymg Your grandfodders goatee' Frankle Actnvmes AVA I, 2, 3 4, Homeroom Secretary l, Intramural Softball l NORTHWEST CORNER 3 4 Jumor Assembly Cast Jumor Prom Commxttee Varsity Basketball 4, Sophnsts 1, Semor Ball Commxttee Who lore: not zz me uomen and Jong Remain! a fool hu ubole lzfe lung 4-90? Q1 ' JUNE BEVERLY LAVICNL North Canaan Favornte Saymt, Listen Jughca Jume Actnvmes Jumor Assembly rfllflldflflllj IJ trmipanmrlrlsfp war IRENE CAROL MARSCHAT lNorth Canaan Faxorxte Saymb Oh Gads where 5 June Reme Actmtles Jumor Assembly I obfefze much but I my 111116 if -be BURTON COLE LEFFINGWELL North Canaan Favorlte Saying Ruthie Burt Actxvmes FFA I 2 Treasurer 3 Pres: dent I Glee Club l 2 3 Junior Prom Commrttee ll e can ree farm but ue hardly ezer bear hzm JOYCE MARIE MARSTON Salxsbury Favotnte Saymg Somebody scratch my back please' Jerce Acuvmes Homeroom Preszdent l, Glee Club l, 7, 5 4, Intramurals l, Student Councll Z, 3 4, NORTHWEST COR INER 7 3, Nos Septem Collnum 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4, Homeroom Presndent Z Sophomore Corrrdor Dance Committee Autumn Hop Commnttee 7 Junlor Assembly Cast, Jumor Prom Commxttee, Jumor Prom Attendant, Football Hop Chanrman 3, Aprll Showers CoCha1r man 3, Latm Club Assembly 3, Drama uc Club Presndent 4, Senxor Ball Chanr man, Mlnd Your Manners Broadcast 4, Magazme Campaign Captam 4 IN olbmg great ua: ezer achieved uzth out entbuyxarm like ber: - Yin ,CY -L-V K ' 1 u ' I 4 1 I .T':,-ik' ' . zieiefff I . l . . JA it ' ' '- ' lf.i.'j . -fy ' - mag' M1 I zlz-, so A . ,lf ,JL-Q 1.1 sw: fv'1.3,l . f' -'Q 4- -f's 'eQ , rf -Ng., , . . I . . I H , V. Ji ,L y -Y Nd! . . I . ll ' Q - 1 1 ' I ' 'Q . , 1 U - V . I - I' H .. ff I A I A - H qfjral, , A .sv f ffl' I -TQ, ' ,xxx V H QE. N ,ft , , , L L L 'F , ,-I u 1 .- f X . I . ' ' : ' ' ' ' V ft: , , ' ' ? ' ' : ' O f I MARIAN ELIZABETH MATS! JN Kent Favorite Saying: Nui kitltlinuf Liz Activities: Sophomore Corritlor Dante Committee: ,Iunior Assembly. Senior Ball Committee. A frttfe pIC't1A'IlfL'. J fzrffe iiffrif' 5 a ' r., at -lt . S 1 :xg A ,- .111 T Tri , W1 DEBORAH RIQTH MARRAXX' North Canaan Iaxorite Saiing: Hi there. girliel Deb Activities: Le Cercle Iirancais 3. Presi- tlent I. Intramural Softball antl Basket- ball 5. -I: ,Iutiior Assembly. ,Iunior Prom Committee. Clee Club i. Sophists, Vite- presitlent -I. Senior Ball Committee. XX'HITI2 OAK Business Manaiger: Bethel Iorum Delcguate l. Til ' L trim .ffl lxur I1 frfwrl it In fu- mio 96 -'Z ROBERT JOHN McGUIRE North Canaan Favorite Saying: Judas Priest! Mac Activities: Civics Club I: Freshman Basketball: Intramural Softball lg Var- sity Ifootball 2. 3, -i. Captain -ig Varsity Baseball 2, 5. -I: Varsity Basketball 3, I: Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Home- room Treasurer 2, Homeroom Vice- Prcsitlent 5: -Iunior Assembly: Stutlent Council S, -ig Varsity Club, Presitlent Ni. xl fflffc' PIUPIILIIXL' vnu' amf than if rclirhcif 113 tba bert uf IIlL'71.H we .SJ Nr VIOLET MARGARET McKIE Salisbury Favorite Saying: Sometimes I xvontlerf Vi Activities: Glee Club 2. 31-iz Sophomore Corridor Dance Committee: Allied Youth 3: Intramurals 4: junior Assem- bly: Senior Ball Committee. Senior Play Chairman. HTofr1w:i f r : ' '9Q. S 5 --v FRANK NEXVMAN MILLER North Canaan Favorite Saying: Goodnight, Irene. Vfa - XY'af Activities: Varsity Baseball and Basket- ball I. 2. 5. -I: Civics Club I: Home- rnom Treasurer 5. Sophisrs 1 Yarsirx' Club I, -Ianii r Pri m Cafniriiittet- Fern-.r Ball Cfninzzttee. QIUU .J ' -L. 174' milf. . in :nm 1. Atmzi 19 if LOUIS PETER NICHOLAS. jr. North Canaan Favorite Saying: Sorry. fellas. too much homework tonight. Nick Activities: Freshman Basketball: Intra- murals l. -I. Glee Club 2. Chess Club x Track 5. .luni-:r Prom Committee. 1 .i'l'Jli,' .lei 11. 1 .itn.i'1cf rrrtfrfue sit' r ' e.J'14.',1t1f,r1'i RUTH OSTROM Salisbury Ruthie Activities: Intramurals I, 4: Glee Club 2, 5. 4: Sophomore Corridor Dance Committee: Junior Assembly: Senior Ball Committee. Good thingr some in rmall parhagerf' PEGGY ANN PEYRON Sharon Favorite Saying: You jugheadl Peg Activities: Homeroom Secretary 1: ln- tramural Basketball and Softball I, 2, 3: Sophomore Corridor Dance Committee: junior Assembly: Litchfield Play Day 4: Glee Club -1: Senior Ball Committee. A happy heart. a manner mild. JANE MARIE PLACE North Canaan Favorite Saying: That Covers a multitude of sins. WhiHer Activities: FHA 1: Carnival Ball Com- mittee 1: Homeroom Vice-president 2: Glee Club 2: Sophomore Corridor Dance Committee: Homeroom Secretary 3: Intramural Softball and Basketball 5, 4: junior Assembly: Senior Ball Com- mittee: Litchheld Play Day 4. A light heart liter long. , Max. iLL KK' VUILLIAM POPHAM FLATT Sharon Favorite Saying: Okay, boys, get out and push! Bill Activities: AVA 2, 5, 4: Chess Club 3 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: junior Prom Committee: Student Council 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Varsity Basket- ball Manager 4: Varsity Football 4: Class President -l. illmle.ttv1 hemmer a young mari. DONALD PRESCOTT RAYNARD North Canaan Favorite Saying: If you people are sane, then I'd rather be crazy! Fox Activities: Civics Club 1, President Z: Intramural Basketball and Football I, 2, 5, 4: Homeroom Treasurer 2: Sophists Club President 3: Student Council 3, 4: junior Assembly and Junior Prom Com- mittee: National Honor Society 5: Var- sity Basketball Manager 3, 41 Ring Com- mittee 51 NORTHXVEST CORNER 41 Varsity Club -1: VUHITE OAK Editor: Senior Ball Committe. He har a u orla' of rirluer found in len. Characler. personality. ahilitg too. NORMA EUGENIE ROTE North Canaan Favorite Saying: There hasn't been a decent man since Adam. Breezy Activities: Christmas Assembly 1: FHA 1, 2, 3: Carnival Ball Committee 1, 2: Freshman Party Committee: Sophomore Corridor Dance Committee: Allied Youth 3, 4: Allied Youth Dance Com- mittee 4: junior Assembly: junior Prom Committee. Quiet people haze no Jarrow S , 'Q -ah bf -rr 'I'-T' 13' ALLIEN RICHARD RUNDALL AI.lCIf ANNETTI? SANDRI f.l'IRlS'I4A-MARIA SCIIACHII' Kent Salisbury Shawn Favciritc Saying: My aching lwaclcl Ifavtiritc Saying: I thnuuht Ill tlic. Iiavurztc Saying: Cicc Xwhizl Activities: Intramural Ijootlwall, Softball AI Sharon and Bwliffball I- 31 Glu' Club Z-,Al Activities: Glee Clulw 2. 5. Intramurals Activirius Scnifir Cliaptcr VHA I, I,c FHA 5. 4- Allied Ywufh 5- 4: M1166 1, 2, timir- ifuntais i, Intramural Suftlvall YUUIII Dar1CC.Ch2ifm2n 4- l'a1icrzre it L1 rirruef antl Iiaslccrl:-all l, Snphisrs -I, Glcc Clulv 'QIIV1 Iheorg if lo enjoy life. I. Hllwv rrztfv I1 1' l'?1t.'l4 bor lIL'1fL'f.ll If --' I CHRXSTIINE NIARIF SCQHLUCK CHARLES 5TANLEY5HIHRXY'OUD,,lr, BARBARA HELEN 5lIiI.I.I2R Salisbury Salisbury Ntirth Canaan Ilmiritc Bayinu. XY'hu saitl suf' Ifavnritc Saying: I grit nexus fur yuu, Intl' Iawiritc Sayinu Gee. Im lunesumc. Chrys Stub Barb Activities Intramural Stittlwall I. 2, 3. Activities' Intramural I7-iutliali .mtl Bas- Att.x:r:cs ,Iunu 7 Chaprc-r IHA I: I Hunlcrtftinm Vitcvprcsitlcnt I. lflunmcrtium lxctlwall I. 1. Htimc-ri,.,m Prcsitinnt l. Intramural N-,ttlxxll l. Intramural Baslxct Nctrctary 2. Intramural Baskctltali Q, 3. Cilccilulw I. Varsity Iii.-rltall Q, 4, Var- liall li ,. Carnixal Ball fiimmittcc l Vluniut Prcm Artcntiant. ,Iuniur Prtim sity Ttatlt 1: I5HA 1 Wfirl: Christmas Ifcstixal 4.-tmmittcc I C.-ininiittcc-. Niphisrs S, 4. NURTII- H,,,,fj-,1fn,y1k'fh,IL5,,L., lf-V 52 i f, lruslirriaii Party I. 5-iplwnli rc: Curritltir XYIIST CORNER Statt l. Dramatit Dantu ftirrtttiitrcu. .luniiir Primm Cairn Clult 4, Nc-ni-,r Ball Ciiniriiirruc. Draa rnittcc. lumirr Asscnilily Clummittcc matic Clulw Play Cast 0, Class Hisrrii-ian. xc-mir Iial. C, mmittccg Sqniur Chapter Niplttrnturc Carrritiur Dame Caimmittcc: l5HA I -luninr Assembly Cumrnitrcc, fj,HU,y,,j ,,,fL,,,1 ,1,,,,,L,,,, 15, ,mjgj Cuff, triwl, fmt rnzrl mat 11 it B LOIS ELAINE SJOGREN Canaan Favorite Saying: God bless your peaked little head! Activities: Civics Club lg junior Chapter FHA lg Intramural Basketball and Softball 1, Glee Club 2, Allied Youth 3, 4, junior Assembly, Chess Club 4: Litchfield Play Day 4. She has 4 dignified sparkle, M. . CORA ELIZABETH SLEIGHTER Kent Favorite Saying: Oh, Crumb! Activities: Civics Club 1, Intramural Softball lg Nos Septem Collium 2, Vice- president 4, Glee Club 2, Sophists 3, President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4: Allied Youth Vice-president 5. -ig Class Ring Committee: junior Prom Committee, Chess Club 5. President -ig Senior Ball Committee: NORTHXVEST CORNER ,lg Bethel Forum Delegate 4, rin 1'r1.f14.t!rfo14tar1if cizpafzle wilzng ltzrfif' 'ii JOHN ROBERT SONDRINI North Canaan Favorite Saying: Where's L ? Bucky Activities: Freshman Basketball, Varsity Football 2, 5, 43 Varsity Basketball 2, 5, 41 Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Varsity Baseball 3. 4: Junior Class Treasurer: Varsity Club 4. MiJrlJief. thou af! afoulf' end' it ROBERT LYMAN SOULE Kent Favorite Saying: O.K.. kid! Bob Activities: Spinners' Club 31 Senior Chapter FHA 31 Senior Ball Com- mittee: xi rure. unpartirular man, 22 THOMAS WILLIAM SOLAN Salisbury Favorite Saying: I don't know. Slu Foot Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball I, Z, Intramural Basketball I, 41 Football 2g Varsity Football 5, 4, Varsity Club 4. Once a gentleman, alzvayr rz genllenmnf' OLAF PATRICK STACKELBERG Salisbury Activities: Football 2, junior Class Pres- ident, Homeroom Presidenti3, Chess Club, President 54 Allied Youth, Presi- dent 3. 41 Sophists 3. 4: NORTHWEST CORNER 3, Editor 3, Chess Club 3, 4, President 3, New Milford Forum 5, Bethel Forum 4. Intelligence almre all. ,f,..,L..-4-, - 7 . , nr ,r - . , . i 79' PATRICIA ALICE STAPLETON Sharon Favorite Saying Oh ish at Activities Glee Club I 2 Intramural Basketball and Softball I Homeroom President 2 Sophomore Corridor Dance Committee junior Prom Committee junior Assembly Senior Ball Commit ee e 1: gentle genuine and gemal Gr' GERTRUDE MARY STROTHER Sharon Favorite Sayinz Hi Georee Activities Intramural Softball and Bas all I -I GI Club I FHA 7 3 Litchfield Play Day 4 Sher the qurel inn! zzhore nature nezer zaner f 'Q y ,QQ MARY LOUISE STODDARD North Canaan Favorite Saying Wheres Pat Georgie Activities Intramural Softball 2 J ior Assembly Allied Youth 5 -I Laurel Girls State 5 Senior Ball Committee Laugbmg talkmg full rf fun Q' y ima' RUTH ELIZABETH STODDARD North Canaan Favorite Saying, Im tired again Ruthie Activities Homeroom Secretary 1 jun ior Chapter FHA l 7 Christmas As sembly 2 World Christmas Festival Committee 7 Carnival Ball Commtttee Z Sc-mor Chapter FI-IA 3 4 Allied Youth 3 4 junior Prom Attendant Junior Prom Commtttee junior As sembly Senior Ball Committee Plearant to meet charmmg and .ru eel N- 'XL RICHARD AN TI-ION X TI-IL RSTON Salisbury Boolxa Actixities Homeroom President l Stu dent Counul I w Xice president -I rsity Iootball 1 7 I Xarsity Iyer all I 7 Captain w I Xarsity ase I Xarsitw Tran -a 1 Club l Carnixal Ball Committee I I A I Presi en I Autu Hop Committee I Sophomore Corn lor intt Committee thi rs FH w Allied Youth w I Iunior Prom Com mittee Iunior Assembly April Show ers Committee v Xen I rl Tunes Youth Iorum 7 Xarsity Club Presi dent 4 An athlete be50nd reproach ctr? H.. JOHN CURRAN TIERNEY INorth Canaan 856 Activities Civics Club 1 Intramurals I 3 4 Varsity Baseball J I thrzze on rleepmg ' ' I I I ' ' ' I ' F ' ' Y: ' ' ' . P . . ' : , g ' 1 3 un- ' : 2 - . ' . ' f. - at ' D ' ' 5 u ' .1 M ,' , ' , I A '- -L ' A 'V t . u , L ' U l Q Usb . V - - -H I A 3' . I 3 IJ Q0 6 ' I Ie ' I s I ' X I A N , . , , , ' 1 I ' L: A. x I Favorite Saying: Gee, I like her! Favorite Saying: Hey, Buddy. . .. I U , J ketb , fp ee .-IL ' -. Z ,- 3 1 ' 1 1 5 I ii lf' .lf - ' 'L 11,3 ' '- ' ' ' V . Va ' 1, : , v -b 5' ji ' ' 1, Bas- .. .I . ' ' ' bf .-. ' ' 'B' - ball . 2. -I: I' ' j lc fl Civics -I: AX l, -. 'tl t 3, -'L im-ri -l L D. 3 ' sw et gl A A f 'Z I -.I S ' I' TT? IRENE TERESE TOBIN Kent Favorite Saying: E-Gad Toby Activities: Homeroom Treasurer I3 In- tramural Softball I, 2, 33 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 35 NORTHWEST COR- NER 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Corridor Dance Committee, Sophists 3, 43 Junior Prom Queen, Latin Club Assembly 31 Senior Ball Committee, WHITE OAK Business Board, Glee Club 43 Le Cercle Francais, Vice-president 43 junior Prom Committeeg junior Assembly, Dramatics Club, President 43 Litchfield Play Day 4, laugh, and the trorlzl laugh! uitb you. k ALFRED VIOLA North Canaan Favorite Saying: How do I know? I just work here. Curly Activities: Civics Club I1 Freshman Basketball3 Homeroom Vice-president I3 Intramural Softball and Football Il Varsity Track 2, 5, 43 Junior Class Vice- president3 Varsity Club 43 AVA 2, 5, 4: Student Council 2, 3, President 41 Car- nival Ball Committee 2, 43 Autumn I-lop Committee 33 April Showers Committee 33 Senior Ball Committeeg Intramural Basketball 4. Ar likable ar lair Jmilef' VIRGINIA ALTA VAILL Goshen Favorite Saying: Has anyone done her French? Ginny Activities: Glee Club I3 Intramural Softball and Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 NORTHWEST CORNER 2, 31 Sopho- more Corridor Dance Committee, Foot- ball Cheerleader 3, Captain 43 Home- room Secretary-Treasurer 33 junior As- semblyg junior Prom Crown Bearer, -lunior Prom Committee, Litchfield Play Day 4. Her friemlr - she bar tmzngf lycr fuer - loaf she arm? THORA HELEN WHITMAN North Canaan Favorite Saying: Let's go home, or else you know what will happen! Activities: F.H.A. I. President 23 Intra- mural Softball lg Intramural Basketball I. 43 Christmas Assembly 2: World Christmas Festival I. 21 junior As- sembly: Senior Chapter FHA Vice- president 5. Historian 4, Glee Club 43 Senior Ball Committee. Cowl-naiured and jolly. is .. ZS ff ,tml Ali 553 gf t I 1' ALBERT FOSTER VAN VLACK North Canaan Favorite Saying: Oh, the heck with it! Bud Activities: Civics Club I, Vice-president 2, Intramurals Ig AVA 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 5, 43 Sophists 3, 43 junior As- semblyg junior Prom Committee3 NORTHWEST CORNER 45 Senior Ball Committee, Class Historian 4. He will talk his tray out of every rliffcultyf' LUCILLE JOY WICKWIRE Sharon Favorite Saying: Aw, go 'way. Cilla Activities: Intramural Softball and Bas- ketball I3 Homeroom Secretary 23 Nos Septem Collium Z3 Allied Youth 3, 41 NORTI-INVEST CORNER reporter 33 junior Assembly, Le Cercle Francais 43 Chess Club 4. She ir betlriuezl with the gift of inzelligencef' 56 1 '65 SUMMITT EUGENE XVILSON Sharon Favorite Saying: Nuts? Professor Activities: Sophists 4g Allied Youth 4: FHA 4, BEVERLY EILEEN BAGDASARIAN Bev Favorite Saying: I dont know. Activities: Homeroom Secretary l, 21 Glee Club 1, Z1 Le Cercle Francais 5. -4: National Honor Society 5. 'll junior Prom Attendant. Zin illilemnriam ELIZABETH EMMET STACKELBERG Salisbury Post-Graduate GERTRUDE ESTELLE DUNN 1933 - 194' Our freshman year was saddened by the death of our classmate, Gertrude Dunn. Although Trudy was here only ri short time. she made many friends among: us .ind we shall .Always remem- ber her. 25 RUSSELL GRISXVOLD 1933 - 19-48 During the summer of l9-68, Russell Griswold died after a brief illness. Those xx hai were fortunate enough to have known Russell will remember him as a fine student and A sincere and loyal friend. We shrill nor forget him. ,pb- ,- ff-3 EDITORIAL STAFF Kohler advrser Frank Mxller BUSINESS BOARD Left to Rxghr Paul lasmme lane! Glbson Deborah NlcGr,m lwumness manner Irene TlJlWll'1 Robert johnson KJ A 'V Y Y 1 ' ' I l .', is V ' . L, l .f 4 : - 1. ' 1 Y 'Q Y - ' ' , Y . G xxx , ,gk . ' wg A Q li Z - - . f 1 ' n ' . . I A uf Y W Left ro Righti john Eggleston, Marjorie Andrus, Donald Raynard, editor: Jeanne Adottc, Mr, 4. 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Godburn, D. Raynard, W. Platt, P. Fallon, L. Smith, J. Dower, R. McGuire, N. Hart. Middle Row: P. Kenny, P. Miller, N. Hart, L. Fuller, D. Prindle. Front Row: A. Reel, Mr. Dorsett, B. Friis, A. Viola, R. Thurston, Miss Meehan, J. Marston. OFFICERS President Vicepresident Secretary Advisers Alfred Viola Richard Thurston Barbara Friis Miss Meehan, Mr. Dorsett THE STUDENT COUNCIL The primary purpose of the Student Council is to promote a better student body. The Council does this by helping to enforce school rules. sponsoring social programs, and assisting in providing funds for clubs in need of financial aid. The Council consisted of twenty representatives, including eight seniors, six juniors, four sophomores, and two freshmen. Miss Meehan and Mr. Dorsett were faculty advisers for the group. The year has been one of the most successful in the history of the student organization. The traditional Carnival Ball was again held this year. New uniforms were purchased for the cheer- leaders. Half of the profits from the sale of soda was given to the Varsity Club, which was in need of funds. This year expenses were provided for a member and an adviser to attend a meeting of the National Asso- ciation of Student Councils. C Stuntling, Left to Right, D. Mdiriivn, P Kenny, D. Rdynartl, W. Platt, XV. Clark, S. jenkins, A. Howland, O. Staeltelberg, lf. Vun Vliitlt, B. lfriis. Seutetl: C. Sleighter, V. Mcliie, M. Andrus. rl. Gibson, C, Sthloek, P. Kelsey, L. Fuller. N. Hart, D. Cobb NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Ntition.il Honor Society is sponsoretl by the N.ition.il Assochition of Secontl.1ry Sehool Princip.1ls. Students .ire eleetetl to the org.inir.ition by the ficulty of the sehool, xxhith lmises its iutlginent upon the scliolarship. le.1tlership. service, .intl ch.ir.icter of the student, limplmsis is pl.icetl upon the l.ist txxo qu.1liti- eitions ln this m.inner the Society differs from Phi Bet.i K.ipp.i .intl Cum l..iucle. two sim1l.ir org.1niz.i- tions. which b.ise membership upon schol.irship .ilone. E.ieh year five per cent of the junior class and ten per cent of the senior cl.iss .ire elected to the Society. Those of the junior cl.iss must stand in the upper seventh of their cl.iss in schol.irship. while those of the senior cl.iss must st.intl in the upper fourth The students of this school .ire .iwtirdetl .i gold pin. .1 membership c.ird. .incl .1 certificate of member- ship. The purpose of the Nxtionul Honor Society is to induce better citizenship within the school. 1' Top Row Left to Right K Battone N Roraback A Hurliman D Winn R Oliver J Devaux G Godding V Vaill Second Row Mr Eldridge B Angus B Pedersen C Snyder J johnson J Derwm G Stanton J Lavalette Front Row C Sleighter C Schlock I Tobin S jenkins O Stackelberg R Hall F Van Vlack F Luning OFFICERS Editor in chief News Editors Sports Editor Olaf Staclcelberg Christine Snyder Sally enkins ohn Stackelberg Gossip and Humor Editors Chrystene Schlock Ktthleen Bartone Wlio s Vifho Editor Coxer Editor Production Expediter Adxiser finer Lu alctte oan johnson Gloria Cvodding Mr Eldridge THE NORTHWEST CORNER The Norffyzttail Corner has been mimeographed this year, thereby lowering the cost of the paper to the students. .ind eliminating advertisements. Although mtiny pessimistic views .is to this form of the paper were encountered, the staff held to the initi.1l plan to print Ll p.iper weekly whenever possible, thus prevent- ing the accumulation of news. The usual length in- 34 cluded four pages with at cover designed by ti student artist. About sixty students volunteered for the staff at the beginning of the school year, but for greater elli- ciency only twenty-two were selected as staff mem- bers. All classes were represented by editors and re- porters. J R nw Left tu R1i.,ht M L 11 nson C1111 vurn I' Iallun D R.1ynat1 W 11 n cunt 11 nt r1n1 111 1 e R IJWFL A Ilertl D Cymssman Iirst Ruw I'e1,lestc1n I Lawrenf P Kenny R Mcbuire Mr Betlini R Thurston W Dufour I Cuhillt OFFIC I RS I resident Viee president Seeretiry Trusurer Adxiser Robert Meliuire Rieh 1rd 'I hurstun Peter Kenny Crneh Betlini VARSITY CLUB e tr C lu is the newest sehuul flfglfl 11, - . we 1 .1 .1th etes wht: h1ve e 1rn -e sehool - I at glll, basketball, h.1seb.1ll, .md truck. The purpuse uf the Varsity Club is to ere.1te. pru- mote. .1nd m.1int.1in .1n interest in uthleties in the sehoul. enc11L1r.1ging .15 wide p.1rtieip.1ti1in .1s pussible. A design for the varsity letter h.1s been .idupted by the club. It w.1s decided that senior varsity letrermen this I'C.lf will be .1w.1rded .1 letter with symbuls of irts PITIILIPIILLI in Xwhen iti II fun s 1 been tmbmined, swe.1ters with stripes on the sleeve le- noting the number of yef1rs on .my varsity SqLl.lLI will be given tu the varsity seniors. Underelnssmen will reeeive letters to which appropriate symbuls will he .1dded when they beeome seniors, A basketball tuurnament fur the gr.1rnrn.1r sehmils in the distriet, sponsored by the elub, w.1s held in M.1rel1, ' . wal- 5 Q1 X . . Top Row, Left to Right: P. Nicholas, L. Smith, P. Kenny, P. Jasmine. Third Row: 1. Sherman, M. Andrus, F. Casey, C. Schacht, S. Bachmann, S. jenkins, D. Cobb, E. Hall, B. Crawford. Second Row: P. Kelsey, A. Chesebrough. N. Hart, B. I-Ianf, L. Moore, P. Smedick, L. Wfickwire. Bottom Row: J. Gibson, D. McGraw, Miss Fstey, I. Tobin. B. Hamlin. OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Adviser Deborah McGraw Irene Tobin Barbara Hamlin janet Gibson Miss Fstey LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais is open to all French students who have a minimum average of eighty-five. Each member pledges to speak French during meetings. Le Cercle Francais enables students to extend their knowledge of the French language and to learn more about many phases of French culture. At Christmas time the club members participated in the annual program which included a presenta- tion of the Christmas story from the French Bible. a 36 French carol, and the procession around the creche. In February an unusually large number of new members was initiated into the organization. For the hrst time last year, a gold key was award- ed to the student having the highest average in the second-year French class, and a silver key to the stu- dent having the highest average in the first-year class. Certificates were given to students having an average of 90 or over for the year. ' ' , 'rf' 7 Qa. X v 1 ' Q. V. 9 Ll SJ ff: Top Row, Left to Right: J. Gibson, E. Casey, D. Cobb, S. Massini, C. Rockwell, K. Hoey. N. Janes. Middle Row: A. Reel, P. Kelsey, P. Smediclc, C. Barnett, F. Gawel, J. Knudsen. 1. Vaill, J. Bell, M. Segalla. Front Row: G. Kemper, S. jenkins, L. Smith, j. Marston, B. Friis, C. Sieighter. Mrs. Camp, P. jasmine. OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Adviser Barbara Friis Cora Sleighter Joyce Marston Laurence Smith Mrs. Camp NOS SEPTEM COLLIUM The Latin Club. with its twenty-six members. has had an enjoyable and busy year under the leadership of Mrs. Camp. Nos Septem Collium has maintained its purpose of learning ahd understanding many facts about the Roman way of life. At the beginning of every meet- ing each member recited a Latin motto and its trans- lation. Several members affiliated with the junior Classical League. a national organization. The club has also subscribed to other Latin magazines such as the Auxilizmz Lalnzzmz, the C.'.z.rr:cal jo1m1.z!. and the Clmricrzl Outlook. The biggest event of the year was the Roman Banquet in March. at which all the members were betogaed, and many represented Roman gods and goddesses. The food was served in true Roman style by slaves, and many ancient Roman customs were displayed. Entertainment included Little Red Riding Hood which was presented in Latin. The guest speak- er of the evening was Mr. Humphreys of Kent School. OFFICERS A Group President ,. .. ..... . Joyce Marston Vice-president Lenore Fuller Secretary . . . janet Gibson Treasurer . Barbara Downing B Group President Irene Tobin Vice-president . Dorinda Cobb Secretary . Clarissa Hill Treasurer Christine Snyder Advisers . Mr. Kobler, Mr. Foster DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club was organized in the fall of 1950 to provide students with an opportunity to act and to participate in the various phases of play pro- duction. The clubs nrst theatrical venture was the performance of three one-act plays, The Happy jour- ney. Finderr-Keepefr and Sirter Sue, in November. For the Christmas Assembly the Dramatic Club, in co-operation with the Music Department, present- ed Why the Chime: Rang. A one-act play, The Semi- mental Scarecrow. was produced for the Drama Festi- val held at Woodbury, March 17. This comedy was also presented, together with the childrens play, Heidi, to the elementary schools in the Regional dis- trict. I . .UP Top Row, Left to Right: K. Fleming, P. Selino, T. Solan. F. Patchen. R. Baruth. Third Row: P. Currier, J. Palmer, N. Jock, M. Camp, J. Kroehle. C. Hilton. Second Row: 1. Olson, G. Parsons. D. Starr, j. Courtney, A. Deak, C. Marshall, H. Chapman, F. Dutil. Front Row: H. Hamilton. W. Clark, P. johnson, O. Andrews, B. Leffingwell, j. Howland, G. Cavanaugh, Mr. Wfootl. OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentinel Adviser Burton Lefhngwell Paul johnson Warren Clark Orville Andrews James Howland Gordon Cavanaugh Mr. Xvood FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Housatonic Valley Chapter, Future Farmers of America. has thirty-three in-school members and eight out-of-school members. The important activities of the FFA have inclu- ded co-operating with the Junior Production Credit Association and junior Dairy Herd Improvement program. decorating the school for Christmas, beauti- fying the school grounds, selling school banners. holding an FFA Father-and-Son Banquet, and con- ducting an FFA Parent Rally. All in-school members are enrolled in Vocational Agriculture classes. the out-of-school members were enrolled in previous years. The chapter has had high goals this year. and members have worked hard to meet them. These efforts were rewarded with a silver rating in the Na- tional Chapter Contest last year. the only such award made in Connecticut. Members have strived dili- gently this year in the hope of earning .1 gold rating for the chapter. OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Adviser Olaf Stackelberg Cora Sleighter janet Gibson Laurence Smith Mr England ALLIED YOUTH The local post of Allied Youth was organized at the school last year by Mr. W. Roy Breg, executive secretary of the national organization. The purpose of Allied Youth is to help young people to seek the truth concerning beverage alcohol and the best way of life in relation to this problem. In its first complete year of operation, the Allied Youth Post can boast a well-rounded program of speakers and social affairs designed to carry out the aims of the organization Speakers at meetings held during the year have included Mrs enkinson girls physical education teacher and Mr Semple of Kent from Alcoholics Anonymous. On February 22, the post sponsored a successful square dance' called the Holiday Hop. One of the main events of the year was a trip taken by the ofiicers and senior chapter members to the Berlin High School in Berlin, New York, where a new post was installed. Standing, Left to Right: Mr. Travis, J. Palmer, R. Schlock, L. McCabe, J. Ghi, W. Platt, A. Herd, F. Van Vlaclc, R. Thurston,. F. Luning, A. Howland, A. Viola, D. Winn, R. Roche, A. Ghi. Kneeling: G. Cavanaugh, D. Miner. OFFICERS Foreman Secretary Adviser Richard Thurston Alexander Herd Mr. Travis AUDIO -VISUAL AIDS CLUB The Audio-Visual Aids Club is composed of fif- teen boys chosen from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Qualifications for membership in the club are reliability, interest in the operation of audio- visual aids, and scholastic eligibility. The purpose of the club is to provide a group of trained boys to operate and maintain the school's equipment. During the year the members take com- plete charge of programs in the individual classes. Members have operated equipment for nine hundred hlm showings, one hundred tape recordings, seventy- five slide films, one hundred and eighty-five sound re- cordings, and thirty-eight opaque projections. The club has also set up the assembly for special programs. Under the direction of Mr. Travis, experienced members were assigned to instruct new members in the techniques of operating the equipment. After a period of training, candidates have been assigned to classes along with an experienced operator. EEE hm us Standing, Left to Right: J. Maccagnan, W. Platt, O. Stackelberg, Mr. Eldridge, F. Van Vlack, R. Thompson, P. jasmine. Middle Row: R. Oliver, C. Sleightet, A. Herd. Front Row: L, Wickwire, B. Crawford, C. Schacht, E. Stackelberg, L. Sjogren. OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Adviser . ., Cora Sleighter Robert Oliver Alexander Herd . john Stackelberg . Mr. Eldridge CHESS CLUB The Chess Club, which was organized in the spring of 1950, embarked upon a successful year this fall. All new members who did not know how to play chess were taught the subtle intricacies of the game before a club tournament was set up. The tour- nament, which consumed most of the year, operated on a basis whereby each person played each other member three times. I'he club selected a team to represent it in all outside matches, Any club member could attain a position on the team by defeating one of the team members in two games out of three. The club is designed for persons of all classes who would like to learn and partake in games of skill. A person is not required to know chess in order to enter the club, he must have only the desire to learn and co-operate. Standing, Left to Rightt R. Dotson, J. Teeple, V. Farrell, W. Curtis, C. Friis, A. l.aFontan. Seated: D. Barry, J. Babuin, j. Liner. A. Hofiman, P. Casey, j. Casey, M. Irwin, P. Lavvrenz. OFFICERS President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Joan Liner joan Carol Casey Jean Ann Casey Mrs. Scriber CIVICS CLUB The Civics Club was organized in l9-12 by the students of the Housiitonic Valley Regional High School. The purpose of the club is to discuss prob- lems of current interest and to contribute some ser- vice for citizenship. The club affords experience in parliamentary procedure and debate. The constitution of the club limits the member- ship to freshmen .ind sophomores. Meetings were held twice a month. A Christmas party was held this year, and a social meeting occurred once every three months when members could bring guests. The execu- tive committee met on alternate Nwednesdays to plan the regular meeting. Membership, Program, Publicity, and Refreshment Committees were appointed. A pro- ject was undertaken to display in the school show- case a Legion of Honor of HVRHS students now serving in the armed forces. 2 Top Row, Left to Right: S. Wilstnn, P, Kenny, F. Van Vlaelc, O. Stuckelberg, A. Herd. Third Row: M. Carlson, P. Casey, bl. Bell, xl. Knudsen, C. Sehatht. Second Row: B. Cmwlord, lf. C.1sey, I. Tobin, S. jenkins, L. Gawel, F. Hall, C. Sehloelq. First Row: sl. Gibson, D. Melirgwv, C Sleighter, Mr. Clark. OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Adviser Corn Sleighter Deborah McGraw jdnet Gibson Mr. Clark THE SOPHISTS The Sophists, popularly known as the Debating Club, wds organized in 19-4-i to discuss :ind debate xyirious problems common to the Community. the nation. .ind the world. The club. which is open to seniors .md juniors, consisted this ye.1r of twenty-six members. At e.ieh meeting .1 debdte xxgs held on some issue of eurrent interest. These debdres were generdlly lie.1ded by .i pinel ol tour who presented the .irguf ments, pro .ind eon. An open diseussion in xxlneli .ill members participated followed. The club also became interested in formal debating and organized several debates following the formal procedure. Erich year two forums ure presented for the mem- ber schools of the Housntonic Valley League. The full forum was held in Bethel and the spring forum in Xlfoodbury. The Sophists were represented by six dele- gdres M.1ny other members of the tlub .ilso .itrended .ind toolt p.irt in the distussions. 'VHS Standing Left to Right E Sprague D Palmer B Sieller C Schacht A Rundall V Eaton M Whitford E Carpenter B Branch M Corna Seated R Arnoff P Casey I Olson M Carlson G Jansen Miss Kingsbury R Koneazny J Beyean T Whitman D Consolini T Corcoran OFFICERS President Vice president Secretary Treasurer Historians Club Reporter Adviser Gunnar Jansen Martha Carlson Richard Koneazny Joan Begean Thora Whitman Richard Arnoff Joan Olson Miss Kingsbury FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Senior Chapter of FHA is open to members of the junior and senior classes enrolled in Home Economics or Home and Family Living. The emblem of the FHA is Octagon in shape, with eight sides representing the eight purposes of the club. The motto, Toward New Horizons, is found around the outer edge. Within the emblem is a house supported by two hands, symbolizing that the homes of tomorrow are supported by the youth, both boys and girls, of today. Our club has assisted in serving various dinners, has served refreshments to the Bethel and Regional football teams, sponsored the World Christmas Fes- rival. and made favors for the patients in Sharon Hos- pital at Christmas. I x r t ff 5 I'-CCI Top Row, Left to Right: 1. Casey, M. MacNeil, A. Dennis, R. Slater N. Drumm P. Selino W Bathrick, M. Baker, B. Pedersen, M. Dennis. Third Row: S. Marks, E. Pond, P. Casey, M. Hutchins R. Lehnert, V. Selino, S. Reel, M. Rote, B. Dings, B. Parsons. Second Row: P. Decker M Wilson, C. O'Brien, R. Boibeaux, S. Corna, C. Genito, A. Hoffman, J. Lavalette, J. Babuin. Front Row: M. Irwin, Miss McAuliffe, B. Brammer, J. Liner. OFFICERS President . . Vice-president , . Secretary . , Treasurer . . Adviser Betty Brammer Maureen Irwin Gertrude Keith oan Liner Miss McAuliffe UNIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA At the beginning of the year the junior Future Homemakers of America had an initiation party for new members. Later in November, during National FHA Week, a membership drive was conducted. 'It was very successful. In january the Future Farmers of America had a skating party and dance, to which the Homemakers were invited. In the early spring a food sale was planned, to which each member con- tributed. The money taken in from the food sale was used to buy material for making bibs sent to the crippled children in Newington Hospital. Later in the spring, parents were invited to a dinner which was planned, prepared, and served by FHA members. The Future Homemakers of America is an organi- zation designed to help strengthen the future homes of America. The homemakers also take an active in- terest in the affairs of the community. jl'N1oR PRUNI W? 5. rm - W W 6 I .. use if If K if 8 Q nh Q. - 'i an , ' li! .21 if: f Q - 1 . V, , -VV' RSWVF J it via!! q 1 y 2 i K D , , '55 'ix sk Nb' N'fN1 Hi. 1, I v 'Uf I 2 -Y -IQ VEAZHIKEJQIQ' 1x,LvL,, 1 -..M : Q:'hH:3 r i T I,.I.3..II , Ylfll QI FI- lil: ga V V I Na'x,1: 5, ' :i ' y L, .L im 20 L+.-Qafiv HI., 1 f Q Liv ,I 2 P3 jf fifgjffg 5 5+ , f 1- +r+ Q I JIS., t'JIA : ff Q1JH.TZ Eg1IJiJr,1 IL, .l -,l Ai Sffflf 1 ,M14ffM' L1 ' ,, 1 A,1, 4 Y u ,I , ga 'a V ., U '-' . 0 ,y, , I -Q 5 alwwn .f. 5 I kv 'fqf iq: I'-I CLASS HISTGRY The doors of HVRHS were opened to us the freshman class 1n the fall of 1947 We had the usual symptoms of every enterlng class We were nervous and eager yet happy wrth all the confusron about us At the trme of our enrollment we were the largest freshman class to enter Regional We numbered 159 ln our freshman year we dxd not enter unto club actrvmes to any great extent although some of the more athletrcally mmded freshmen went out for rntra mural sports In fact for a freshman class we were well represented rn thts field wrth members of our class on the varsnty football and basketball teams The first members to represent our class on the Student Council were Marcra Dowd and Drck Thurston The followmg fall we prepared to settle down men In our sophomore year Alfred Vtola and Joyce Marston tn addntron to the re elected Marcra Dowd and Drck Thurston represented us on the Councrl Toward the mrddle of the year Marcra left Regronal leavmg a vacant place on the Councnl whtch was hlled by Barbara Frus Durrng thrs second year of our hrgh school we were recognlzed as an athletrc class Members of our class were on the varsxty football basketball and baseball clubs And the day before Chrxstmas vacatron we held the Sophomore Corrrdor Dance The upstarrs was turned over to the sophomores for the frrst com plete and successful socxal functron of our class Wrth the openmg of school rn the fall of 1949 we were upperclassmen and began to thrnk serrously of our futures We found that a new course had been added to the currlculum It was Drlver Educatxon taught by Mr Mrller and open only to students who were srxteen or over Durrng this year the Chess Club and the Allred Youth Post were organlzed under the leadershrp of Mr Eldrxdge and Mr jackson respectrvely Mr jack son was a new teacher at Regronal thrs year We held our Junror Assembly on May 19 It was defimtely drfferent from those of precedrng years and we belreve rt was qurte successful for th1s reason The marn event of any junror year rs the unror Prom and our class was no exceptron Irene Tobrn was queen of our Apple Blossom Trme Dance held on May 29 The affalr was both a financtal and socral success Mr Smtth was faculty advrser for both the Prom and the Assembly Class officers for our 1un1or year were Olaf Stackel berg presrdent Alfred V1ola vrce presrdent ack Sondrrm treasurer and Barbara Frus secretary Mrs Segalla left durmg this year and was replaced by Mrs Scrrber who came from Mrllbrook Mrss Bamforth also came as teacher of home economrcs and Mrss Werr entered the office as secretary Thrs year the Student Councrl gave the Aprxl Showers dance rn place of the annual Carntval Ball 9 9 , . Y ' ' Y ' 1 ' , I l . . . . , - . . ' ' 1 1 ' 7 . 1 I y . I . earnestly and display our talents to our upperclass- , - . . . , I . 1 ' . ' ' - ' . J 7 7 7 3 . , . , , - 52 Elected to the Councnl were Bob McGu1re and Don Raynard As our junlor year came to a Close Olaf Stackelberg was elected edrtor m chtef of the North uert Comer The summer of 1950 brought much conflrct to the world The U N had sent forces to Korea to stop commumst aggressron The US stepped up her m1l1 tary defense and as a result a new draft law was tn operatton a development whrch wtll probably affect many of our classmates The arrrval of September 1950 brought smrles to all of us We had finally reached the last stretch m our hngh school career at Regxonal We were semors' Thxs year our football team drd a bang up job shxp the first rn the hrstory of Reglonal Our class was well represented on the team Drck Thurston Bob McGu1re Tom Solan Jack Sondrxnl Ward God burn Tom Ghl john Ghr john Eggleston Alfred Vlola and many others The team had a record of erght strarght vxctorres On December 29 we held the Senror Ball wrth a snowball theme The colors were blue whxte and stlver The weather was stormy but the semors as well as many of the alumm came nn good sptrtts Student Counctl electrons were held once agam Thrs tlme Ward Godburn and B111 Platt were added Once agam the Student Counctl held the Carmval Ball Thxs year we were to have a Dramattc Club and a Varslty Club The Dramatrc Club was under the dtrectlon of Mr Kobler and Mr Foster The Varsxty Club had Coach Bedmr as advxser Most of us groaned when we were told of the Iowa Tests that the school would take When the results were publxctzed however we were very proud of ourselves Our school stood well above the natronal average Mr Kobler teacher of Englxsh Mr Foster teacher of Engllsh and ctvtcs Mr England teacher of scnence Mrs Jenkmson school nurse and teacher of grrls physlcal educatron Mnss McAuliffe teacher of home economlcs and Mrs Vosburgh lrbrarran were our new teachers thts year A new course was avaxlable for the semors who were not taklng the classrcal course Thrs course was called General Englxsh It was anuary and tlme for the semors to start work on the Senror Play Vrolet McK1e was elected play chatrman wrth Cora Slexghter and Frank Lumng servmg on the commxttee wrth her Also at thxs trme the annual semor magazine Campatgn was rn full swmg Our captams were Joyce Marston and Barbara Frns The total sales of the campalgn amounted to about S2 OOO Yearbook trme rolled around and Don Raynard was elected edrtor Our futures are now up to us Many of us wtll enter college or start work and probably many of our boys w1ll be drafted Whatever our goal ln lrfe may be we owe many thanks to our teachers and frnends of HVRHS who have helped to prepare us for what ever follows CHRYSTENE Scmocx and FOSTER VAN VLACK X X . , . 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I , w 1 353' ly s Y' ,' 4 X ., D A A , Q T O 5 . 0 , ' 'Ti' lg V 'L 0 ' t F 6 is 1 1 Z , N si A 1 FOOTBALL UNOFFICIAL STATE SIXMAN CHAMPIONS Standing, Left to Right: 1. Staclcelberg Cmanagerl, R. johnson Cmanagerp, D. Piretti, E. Kazan A. Stover, S. Barratt, Mr. Clark lassisrant coachj, Coach Betlini, P. Fallon. W. Tobin. j. Wood burn, T. Ghi, R. Lawrenz Cmanagerl. Seated: R. Egan, W, Dufour, W. Platt, T. Solan, T, Ghi J. Eggleston, 1. Sondrini Cco-captainl, R. Thurston. R. McGuire Cco-caprainp, W. Godburn A. Viola, J. Ghi, D. Grossman, F. Lawrenz. SEASONAL SCORING RECORD Player Touchdowns Extra-Points Total Dick Thurston , 21 7 Bob McGuire 12 Bucky Sonclrini 3 Ward Godburn 3 Don Grossman 3 Bob Egan 2 Bill Dufour 1 Tom Ghi 1 Bill Tobin 1 O G Don Piretti l O 6 Pat Fallon 1 0 6 Earl Karan O 1 lkickj 2 Stuart Barratt 0 1 l Total 49 37 331 56 THE FOOTBALL SEASON The 1950 football season opened wrth 48 candrdates reportmg for pracnce on the fxrst day of school The squad headed by co captarns Bob McGu1re and ack Sondnnn consisted of srx lettermen Don Grossman Tom Solan Duck Thurston Fred Lawrenz McGu1re and Sondrml The frrst game of the season was held at Marlboro New York wrrh Marlboro Central School After a closely contested first half the power of the Regronal team made rtself felt and the contest was turned mto a rout The frnal score was 46 19 The second game found New Mrlford defendrng league champrons the guests of the Regronal team The game was a culmrnatron of one years preparatron The passmg of Don Grossman featured as the Blue and Gold slaughtered the Green and Whrte by an astoundrng score of 52 14 Washrngton Hxgh provrded the opposrtron rn the next game and succumbed to a flve touchdown barrage by Dlck Thurston who stole the show arded by the great play of hts teammates rn a 44 6 vrctory Regxonal rn the fourth game of the season was a crrppled ball club Grvmg an exhrbttxon of rndomltable sp1r1t and courage the Reggles squeezed out a 26 27 wm over a battling New Mxlford Club Resortxng largely to thexr aerral mzardry the Reglonal club lxterally wrnged to a 55 6 vrctory over Greer School establlshlng a new school smgle game scorlng record Newtown was host to the Regxonal team tn the srxth game of the season and the thnrd ln league competmon In the flrst eleven mlnutes of play the Blue and Gold racked up 58 pomts The second team flnrshed the game and produced .1 fmal score of 58 I bettermg by frve pornts the record set rn the preuous encounter The game wrth Bethel was played before 1 large and enthusnstxc crowd Reglonal turned loose an attack to Wm the league champronshxp by 1 57 18 score Wlth sex en consecutrve vlctorxes the Gold and Blue football squad of 1950 was the grertest ever turned out at H V R H S 57 - V ' ,l V - v V 1 u , . x s . , 4 , . ' . - - - VV .. x a . 4 . ' 1 n ' ' v 1 - , ' - . . . V. V . . . , 4 . v . , . 4 . 4 . ' ' 3, V V L 4 - . I V V' ' ' V , N ' V 4 ... . ' ' ' V , , 4 BASKETBALL Regional Roosevelt Terryville Regional Thomaston Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Simsbury Regional Thomaston Regional VC'atertown Regional Morgan Standing, Left to Right: R. Thurston fco-captainz, P. Fallon, F. Gobillor, I Schaefer, R. Fallon, -I. Sondrini, Coach Betlini, D. Grossman, F. Luning, R. McGuire, XV, Dufour, P. Kenny, F, Miller CCO-captainj. Kneeling: W. Platt, D. Raynarrl lmanagersq. Goals Throws Totals RECORD INDIVIDUAL SCORING 67 Simsbury Field Free 61 Regional 44 Regional - 7 6 48 Williams imgkGMlf.1Er Z6 28 56 Regional rf: O 1 or ' 48 yylmertown Dick Thurston 79 55 47 Litchheld Peter Kenny 50 19 92 QJIVZY Xwolfoff Bob McGuire 30 23 57 LIS lHgIOl l P F 17 7 64 Williams DM gon 10 7 50 Washington on rosslmin ' 39 Regional jack Sondrini 8 7 48 Terryville joe Schaefer 4 1 05 R6giOr1r1l Frank Luning 3 1 Z3 Qmsfml Bill Dufour 5 0 - egiona . 61 Litchfield I?,1likTFfgiOn E 3 i o in 44 Regional 1- 1 578 172 220 198 191 119 83 41 27 23 9 7 6 2 2 928 'r J. THE BASKETBALL SEASON Frank Co Captaln Drck Co Captarn The Regroml H1gh School basketball team opened the 1950 51 season wlth an rmpressrve trouncrng of Snmsbury 67 48 Paced by he shootrng of co captaln Frank Mnller who racked up 27 poxnts the Regronal team avenged the opemng game defeat suffered at the hands of Slmsbury last year Dxsplayrng a gallant battle at the f1n1sh the Gold and Blue went down to defeat to a brgger Roosevelt Hrgh team of Hyde Park New York 61 57 Dlck Thurston Regronals other co captam netted 21 pomts rn a losrng cause at the first home game of the season A hot Terryvrlle club always tough on 1ts home court trrumphed over Regronal 44 40 It was a poor contest and the Reglonal club lacked the class xt had drsplayed rn Wxllrams Hrgh of Stockbrxdge Massachusetts was the f1rst vrctrm of Regronals home court Playmg wrth a ten point lead almost all the way the Blue and Gold emerged vrctorrous 48 44 The fourth contest of the season was a league contest agamst Regronal s tradrtronal rrval at Thomaston The outcome was also tradrtronal Breakrng away from a halfnme 20 20 deadlock the Golden Bears whrzzed to a 56 47 vxctory Thomaston put on a fine performance of shoonng rn the tell tale second half Frank Mrller and Fred Gobrllot paced Regroml s offense The first league xrctory for the Gold and Blue was over Watertown 48 42 at the Regronal gym Frank Mlller took scormg honors mth 17 pomts whlle Peter Kenny and Bob McGuire stirred defensxvely Fred Gobrllots 18 pornts featured Regxonals conquest of Lrtchfield 47 37 The Gold and Blue spurred 10 the second half for thus vrctory On Tuesday anuary 9 on thelr home court the Regronal squad racked up a 97 40 vrctory over Olrver Wolcott Tech of Torrmgton The 97 pomts bettered the 60 7 I ly 4 . I ! I ,J . . . . , i D E . - . 7 7 I. . A D . y 9 7 - ' 7 the openlng games. 7 7 ' - 7 , ' . . . 4 ll V y ' 9 . L V , ', . , J , , Fred school's record for single-game points. Washington High succumbed to the Gold and Blue the following Friday, 56-22, to advance our winning streak to four games. The Regional five once more played the kind of ball it was capable of playing by routing Williams High at Stockbridge, 64-45. At the outset of the contest, the shooting of co-captains Miller and Thurston was superb. Washington High became victims of the Gold and Blue for the second time in three games. After a poor showing in the first half, the Reggies triumphed, 50-27. By a score of 39-35, Simsbury stopped Regionals winning streak which had carried the team through four league games. Simsbury capitalized on the poor playing of the Gold and Blue to get revenge for their defeat in the first game of the season. The Gold and Blue qualified for the CIAC class S tournament by getting by Terryville, 48-45, in an exciting contest on our home court. Frank Miller threw in shots from all places and at all angles to pace the winners with 23 points. The rebounding of Fred Gobillot and Pete Kenny was also outstanding. Thomaston, which had clinched the league championship on january 26, conquered Regional, 63-52, in game number fourteen of the season. Thomaston led throughout and stopped numerous Regional rallies. Regional conquered Amenia High in the next contest, 52-44. Watertown High, red-hot, upset the Gold and Blue, 42-35, at the Watertown court, thanks to a grand total of two points thrown in by Regional during the last quarter. The Reggies at one time did not score for eight minutes, while Watertown played a possession game in the second half. In the final contest the Gold and Blue racked Litchfield, 61-50, Peter Kenny tossed in 14 points while Fred Gobillot garnered 13. This gave Regional a record of eleven wins and six defeats. For the tournament contest played at New Britain, Regional drew top-seeded Morgan High of Clinton for the opening round. For five consecutive years, Regional teams had gone to the tourney, only to lose their initial game. The Gold and Blue gave Morgan a battle and could have won but missed the boat by blowing easy shots. The Morgan team controlled the boards as they won, 44-35. Miller's floor play and Gobillot's 16 points were the bright features for the Regional side . Peter Kenny and Fred Gobillot were elected co-captains for the 1951-52 squad. Pat Pete vi' 5 Q' . 1 1 I Q . , -4: 4 .vp 4 W' . , Nia Q Q55 Q - X in 1 93512 g 6' I 5 v-4' 4 1 '-Kiwi wi Q? Q its .QZM EK ,Ay 91 1 A f f 2 gf? 'Qtr 9 2' A 1 VI ll .s 'fng I 95, g ll iw? 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' L x. 515: , A As x Bucky . ,LQ Suppuscdly Typing Stub ll, 1 3 ' a .,-.H-'-'J 1 , J y J f 5 11 -2 ,1'f s Big Four Mary 6005 AROUND THE SHARON After many years of research Dr Beaujon of the Sharon Medrcal Center has drscovered the cure all prll It cures even rheumatrsm CHICAGO The Chrcago Museum of Art has finally succeeded after ten years of heavy brddrng rn obtarnrng one of the early works of Sam Bartholomew hrs self portrart NEW YORK Vrolet McKre can be heard rn weekly prano recr tals at Carnegre Hall OAK RIDGE Bud Van Vlack noted chemrst has just blown up hrs mansron whrle workrng on hrs latest chemrcal theory WASHINGTON Congresswoman Grbson returned from her filr buster rn Congress speechless Alec Herd has done wonders rn the world of avratron He desrgns all planes rn whrch Admrral Eggleston rs transported on hrs tours of duty Recently Harold Cavanaugh flew to Mars rn one of Alec s new rockets PARIS The famous Chrys Schlock has stunned fashron wrse Parrs wrth her numerous exclusrve fashron de srgns Travelrng wrth her are une Epp and Irene Eglrn her personal secretarres KENT Allen Rundall radro reparrman has rmented a method of awakrng ack Trerney at 11 every mornrng NEW YORK Barbara Sreller has just made her debut wrth the Ballet Russe at the Metropolrtan Opera WORLD IN 71 FORT DEVENS Booka Thurston rs now a general He rs known throughout the army as the Mrghty General Thurs ton We prty the draftees' WASHINGTON Barbara Frrrs rs about to appear rn thrs years Whos Who She has been offered the posrtron of rovrng ambassadress to our nerghbors rn Latrn Amerrca FALLS VILLAGE Al Vrola rs now assrstant athletrc drrector at Re gronal helprng Coach Bedrnr Al lrkes hrs job He has taken over the grrls gym classes VASSAR Irene Tobrn rs about to recerve her M R S degree from college Rumor has rt that she fell rn love wrth one of her professors Mr Mrller CThe name sounds famrlrar' Q CANAAN Constructron on Burt Leflingwells new modern barn has been completed Burt rs all set to rncrease darry productron We wonder rf he wrll marry a far mer s daughter' CALIFORNIA Sally enkrns rs Competrng wrth Babe Drdrrkson for the natronal golf champronshrp Were bettrng on Sa y' CANAAN Tom Ghr rs a well known mason and contractor He has completed hrs dream house and now he rs prospectrng for a dream grrl to go mth rt , . 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' ll. s 1 V 71 NEW YORK Margre Grusauskt has gradmted from the Harry Conover Modelrng Agency She mll be modelmg for Mademoffelle soon Is has been announced that Ward Godburn has opened a cartoon theater on top of the Emprte State Burldrng MEXICO CITY When travelmg around the world Irene Marschat stopped off at Mexrco Crty to attend a bull hght LITCHFIELD COUNTY If you hear your doorbell rrngrng chances are tts Bob ohnson and B1ll Platt makmg thelr rounds as travelrng salesmen They are supplymg competrtron for the Fuller Brush man NEW YORK Betty Crawford has redecorated Rockefeller Cen ter rn chmtz and zebra strrpes CANAAN Barry Greenwood has taken over Nevxkrrks and reports that busmess IS slowly dymg LONDON command performance Some secret admrrer sent fifteen dozen roses AFRICA Rosemary Hall IS the new Betty Crocker of the Gold Coast and all the natrves are cookxng apple pan dowdy BRAZIL eanne Adotte has departed on a trrp up the Ama zon to rmprose the health of the natlves and to learn the new rhumba steps Heart s Content CBraz1l9 Dormda Cobb ns here need we say more' SALISBURY The two photographers john Ghr and Raymond Goux are coverrng all skr meets featurrng the two worlds champnon skrers Gunnar ansen and Stubby Sherwood AUSTRALIA Paddy Anderson has done the tmpossrble s e has rxdden a kangaroo' SHANGRI LA Debbte McGraw rs the first person to enter thrs country ahve and IS teachrng the natrves to dance She and the Grand Lama are grvrng a fancy dress a CANAAN VALLEY Dr Koneazny 10 addltron to berng a tree sur geon owns hrs own brewery HOLLYWOOD Alrce Chesebrough the famous vocalrst and Mar gre Andrus outstandmg avratrrx have just completed plans for a two hundred room cottage combmmg alrplane hangar and theater LAKE SUCCESS Vrrgrnra Varll ts acclarmed the only person ever able to keep Vrshmsky from slammmg the door as he walks out FALLS VILLAGE garage whrch rs located rn Falls Vxllage next to one of Bob McGu1res chaln retarl stores DALLAS Fashron experts from all over the country met here today to vote unanrmously for Thora Whrtman as one of the natrons Ten Best Dressed Women CORNWALL Heres news rn the canrne world' Dot Ives IS rn the kennel busmess rarsmg French poodles for ack Benny NEW YORK Cora Slexghter a successful busmess woman IS dr rectmg her far flung enterprrses from her New York office Her assocrate Mr Stackelberg has wrrtten a book entrtled How to Get,R1ch Wrth Lrttle Effort It s a best seller' ' ' . . ' ' - h b ll. , . , ' , . , . . - l l U Y U 7 - . 1 Y - h , . . Maureen Cole: famous SOPUIUOI fecemll' 5398 at 5' Bob Soule is a machinist in Joe Jacobs' modern . I 1 I . . I , , . . y I 1 9 ' y b . , . . . . . , l , . , . 72 CORNWALL HOLLOW Ralph Bushnell and Henry Carley are construc tron engrneers for the asmrne Telephone Company Paul now has hrs own talkatrve lrne Lors Sjogren and Ruth Stoddard are the head operators KENT ebbre Bell has just flown around the world rn her own arrplane and from now on she says she wrll stay grounded rn Kent where lrfe proves to be more nterestrng' CHICAGO ane Place has her own newspaper offrce and wrrtes edrtorrals on How to Look Erghteen at Forty We wonder how' ST LOUIS Whenever Regronal alumnae need a baby srtter they just call the Hall Agency Inc Eleanors rates are very reasonable to her classmates Mary Barton and Marron Matson are her assrstant nurses RANDOLPH FIELD Tom Solan has hrs head rn the clouds He rs fly mg hrgh wrth the arr force and wants to make avrr tron hrs lrfe career DETROIT Marretta Brrrd has 1 promrsrng career She rs ec retary to a man of drstrnctron Art Howland We knew they would make the grade Norma Rote rs Arts bookkeeper BRITISH COLUMBIA Nancy Burke now owns her own beauty shop called the Elrte Beauty Salon Peggy Peyton and Elsre Col are her able assrstants SAN DIEGO Lucrlle Wrckwrre has gone Englrsh on us She rs rn the tea busrness and owns the Krng George Ter Shop All tea topers are welcome' SHARON Pat Stapleton rs happrly marrred to one of the graduates rn the class of 50 He owns the largest Chevrolet busrness rn Connectrcut Pete Nrcholas Wrnston Benson and John Hosrer adwertrse therr cars Gertrude Strother rs Pats secretary LAKEVILLE Dorothy Eaton has combrned her ambrtrons She s a secretary and spends her xacatrons trawelrng VERMONT Mary Stoddard rs secretary to the presrdent of Green Mountarn junror College CORNWALL In case youre wonderrng what became of Frank Lunrng he rs strll tryrng to frgure out how to make hrs first mrllron wrthout workrng He rs the worlds greatest busrness man NEW YORK If you re ever rn New York dont forget to stop rn at Marstons Dancrng School At present Joyce rs teachrng dance steps to Summrtt Wrlson The Ch rrlcs ton rs her specrrlty I wonder what Arthur Mrrrr ry rs sayrng to thrs' Don Raynard rs the crtys most celebrated Drsc jockey He rs tryrng to revrve Aba Daba Drba CANAAN out of the army' LA GUARDIA FIELD Lorrarne Gawel rs an arrlrne hostcss rnd shc hrs all of the prlots grounded' JAPAN Ruth Ostrom june Lrvrgne md Alrce Srndrr h rxc formed a threesome and are vrsrtrng thc Irr Lrst Whrle rn jrprn they wrsrted the crprtrl and sang rn thc emperors court SALISBURY Natalre Brrzee has closed her prrmrry school here because she couldnt begrn to cope wrth Vrrgrnrr Eatons grandchrldren' PHILADELPHIA ack Sondrrnr has srgned a contract for pro foot ball much to Lorss drsapprox al , r . V I K , V Y VA I A i ' . . ' ' ' 2 Y I A , , .- K - . . X I A. - 5 - K K - I A A ' 1 . I 2 2 Y '2- ' Arlene Fallon is still waiting for Johnny to get ' ' t' z ' A A . ' s '- L I 4 4 W If , . 1 s , I ' ' Lf . , 2 , 1 ' ,Q A' r ' Q - V . a L 1 ' It '. . ' ' ' L Q , ' 'L ' 1 1 4 ' A . . I- A H I I' , . . . , 1 ' L A . ' A V . , 73 Girls NAME J Adotte M Anderson M Andrus M Baird M Barton J Bell N Brazee N Burke CLASS DIRECTORY ALWAYS FOUND Waiting for Charlie Argurng Talking on the phone Driving wrthout a license On the telephone In some krnd of trouble In Salisbury At Lake Buel A Chesebrough In a car D Cobb E Col M Cole B Crawford D Eaton V Eaton I Eglin J EPP A Fallon B Frus F Gawel J Gibson M Grusauski E Hall R Hall D Ives S Jenkins Lavigne I Marschat J Marston Matson McGraw McK1e Ostrom Peyron J Place N Rote Sandrr Schacht Schlock Sreller Sjogren Slerghter Stapleton M Stoddard R Stoddard G Strother I Tobin V Vaill T Whitman L Wickwire Guess where? Driving my jeep Around In Cornwall Never can tell Dreaming Taconic Drrving With Shirley At home With a letter Arguing With Annie and Cricket At Kent School Wondering where to go from here With young people Sleeping Without a pencil Sitting in the library laugh mg with Dot and June Doing almost anything In Kent Eating At home Never can t At home At home Sooner or later Hard to tell In the library At Freds house Loafing At Wickwire S In Kent With Mary At Stones With Mary At home With Frank With the grrls OJ With Ruth and Mary Crochetmg AMBITION be a secretary be quiet see the world be a private secretary be a chrld nurse obtain my M R S degree be a child nurse be a hairdresser be a pediatrician have three sets of twins be a successful secretary To catch up on my sleep Never to grow old To travel and be a good secretary To be a child nurse To travel To travel To get married To marry a mrllionaire Last resort To be a politician To be a private nurse for women To be a lady To become a millionairess To be a success To be a lady umpire for the Bums To travel To take a trrp around the world and live in California Do I have to have one? To be a nurse To go to college and to be a bum To be happy and successful be a good bookkeeper have a career go to Ireland retire in California travel around the world To be an interpreter To travel around the world To have a million dollars To weigh 120 lbs To live in Alaska To be a Mrs to Erich To be a secretary To join the WACS To be a singer To be underwerght To enjoy life just to be a success To be liked by all 5 WEAKNESS Eating Talking Guess who? Telling jokes Sweets Men Dick Food Sleep A man Telling jokes What do you think? Can never say No Millerton Two tone convertibles Sailors Men A soldier Getting to bed French book Men teachers Other people s problems Being late Collie pups Brooklyn Dodgers Popcorn Al and cats Men New Preston Your guess is as good as mine Anything Scotch Cexcept whiskeyb White Angora cats Boys Prep school boys Big houses Food Sleep ood Te ack ood Erich Sleep Eatmg and sleeping Harold Eatmg Men Uniforms Clothes FAVORITE PASTIME Talking on telephone Telling jokes Movies Staying home UD Movies Being with Les Daydreaming Watching television Driving Wrestling CEh Coach? Wouldnt you like to know Fooling around Movies Movies and reading Dancing with Grove Walktng Movies Writing letters Are you kidding Changing my mind Music Sleeping Baby sitting Eating Laughing and classical music Roaming around Telling jokes Sitting on the floor watching television Dancing and letter writing Knitting Slee ing Playing piano Reading and movies Dancing Wrrtrng letters Living the life I love Dreaming Reading and kmttrng Dreaming Te With guess who? Slee ing Datrng Erich Movies Movies Movies Eating Fooling around Television Reading u . . . To . . ' . To . . . . . ' To . ' p . . . . . To . . . . g . To ' ' . ' To ' . . . ' ' U . To . . . U To . . . . 6 To . . . . . . . To ' ' , . ' . . . To . . , . I. v 4 . - . . ? . ' ? ? ? ? ? ' ' B. Hamlin Without shoes To be a Mrs. to a Mr. Clothes Skiing and riding D. . D . P. V. ' To ' ' ' R. ell To ' ' ' P. To ' . To ' ' I To . . . . , , , , A. ' ' C. . . . . . C. ' F ' B- 1 . . ' ' d d j . . F P. P. . ' . - . . - 7 Boys NAME S Bartholomew R Bartlett R Beaujon W Benson Bushnell Carley Cavanau gh Corcoran J Eggleston Ghr T Ghl W Godburn R Goux B Greenwood A Herd J Hosrer A Howland J Jacobs J G Jansen Jasmme Koneazny Lefhngwell Lunmg McGu1re Mnller Nrcholas W Platt D Raynard A Rundall C Sherwood T Solan J Sondrlnx R Soule O Stackelberg R Thurston Trerney F Van Vlack A Vrola S Wrlson CLASS DIRECTORY ALWAYS FOUND At Prcc s Up street At Farnum s Drug Store ln Sharon At Salrsbury Drug Store At Clayton Store ln Cornwall Brrdge Never rn the same place At Carl s Lunch Almost anywhere Anywhere Wlth the gang Around Wxth Joey Jacobs Studymg Srttmg Playmg baseball At home At Berme s Sleepmg At the mtnk farm In Canaan and Saltsbury Out At Branchr s Clothlng Store In the gym Wrth the boys In a French book At Farnum s Drug Store At Howland s Store Anywhere At home ln Lakevllle ln 109 Around Dreammg of Lee Wnth Pete Down Hartford way Hard tellm Tee Hee' Wouldn t luke to know AMBITION To perfect the headless hangover be an auto mechamc break par l1ve to be a hundred be htgh scorer rn a basketball game To be a radar and televrston technlcnan To run trams To jorn the US Navy To carry Ward Godburn across Sxberta To ,om the US Navy To be a mason To carry John Eggleston across Srberna To be a world traveler To be a morttctan To be a success To be graduated To be a pro baseball player be a submarme sallor travel drmk a barrel of whrskey put a subway system m Canaan Valley To show Guernseys To make holes for Swrss cheese To 1nher1t a mxllron dollars To be rlcher than McGu1re To complete thxs thlng called educatlon To attend U Conn To go to Sun Valley Radro Repaxrman To rnvent a yet whatsrt To be a jet prlot To play pro football To be an mventor To l1ve happlly ever after To be an Army ofhcer None To get through school To travel around the world To prospect for uramum rn Russla 76 WEAKNESS Work Takmg thmgs apart Algebra Work Foul shots Women lm Just a country boy Brunettes Glrls named Barbara ean Bobble Women French frres Gnrls Fl mg Loafing Baseball Huntmg Cglrlsb Studylng Brown eyes 5 cent beers A certam gurl Pmk elephants wrth black spots Women The Thmg Thats for you to Hnd out Chocolate eclarrs Norweglan and Swednsh grr s Women Blondes ' Women Machrnes It vartes Unrforms Gum :ll and wom general Can r clecrde en 1n Cacltllacs FAVORITE PASTIME Restmg Hot rods Go Nothrn Basketball and baseball Huntmg Watchmg trams Basketball Playmg marbles wlth bowlmg balls Thmkmg Thmkmg of my weakness Sleepmg Ltstemng to popular musnc Huntmg Fl mg Bemg outdoors Baseball Square dancmg Sleepmg Llstemng to screech ow s Sleepmg and eatrng Datrng and loafmg Late hours Football Basketball Huntmg and flshmg Tmkernng w1th cars Belng hard and easy to to get along wlth Trymg to repalr radtos Skung Sleepmg Wlth L Thmkmg Chess Talkmg Throwxng stones at prnk elephants Chaslng the goxls Bulldmg life escapes on blrd houses S11 y boy' . To ' ' ' . ' ' To lf . To ' ' ' R. ' To ' ' H. ' J- 'I ' ' ' - 1 . ,, I 1 '- . , . ' Y' X' . , r. To ' ' ' ' I I . ' ' To ' . . P. ' ' To ' ' l R. Johnson In Lakeville To sleep for a year Bette Anne Being with Bette Anne D, ' To F. . . . U H . . . ' I I T. - ' . N ,Y L I. . J- ' ' . A . J. . . ' . l ' . , ' you ' ' 'l . . ? . . CLASS WILL We the graduatrng class of the Housatonrc Valley Regronal Hrgh School rn thrs year of nrneteen hundred and frfty one do hereby make thrs our last wrll and testament To the junror class we leave the hope that therr senror year wrll be just as happy and prosperous as ours To the sophomore class we leave two more years to be proud upperclassmen To the freshman class we leave three more years of educatron at HVRHS To Dr Stoddard we leave our once new psychology books and take wrth us some new psychopathrc cases To Mrss Meehan and Mr Dorsett we leave our deep apprecratron of therr wonderful gurdance durrng the past four years To Mrss Gesell we leave our srncere thanks for helprng wrth the prrntrng of the NORTHWEST CORNER To Mr Rrchardson we leave a larger bottle of asprrrn and a brgger homeroom To Mr Smrth we leave our deepest gratrtude for helprng us make the Junror Assembly and Junror Prom great successes To Mr Travrs we leave our many thanks for helprng us rn many small ways when we were freshmen To Mrs Vosburgh we leave peace and quret rn the lrbrary To Mrss Krngsbury and Mrss McAulrffe we leave a few yunror boys to take home and famrly lrvrng To Coach Bedrnr we leave another champronshrp football team To Mr Mrller we leave a 1951 Super Cadrllac for drrver educatron To Mr Clark we leave our thanks and gratrtude for helprng us make the Senror Ball a success To Mr England we leave many thanks for helprng us get the Allred Youth Post really under wa To Mr Foster and Mr Kobler we leave our thanks for gettrng our new Dramatrc Club started off to brg success To Mr Broere we leave a wrng of the new addrtron To Mr Just and Mr Eldrrdge we leave our thanks and apprecratron for therr gurdance rn varrous actrvrtres To Mr Wood we leave a new and larger addrtron for hrs agrrculture room To Mrs Scrrber Mrss Allyn Mrs Camp and Mrss Estey we leave our apprecratron for helprng us so much rn the past years musrc We also leave to Mr Kobler our smcere thanks for helprng us wrth the WHITE OAK and makrng the Senror Play a success Jeanne Adotte leaves her cheerrng abrlrty to Nancy Hart Margre Andrus wrlls her lovely blond harr and quret ways to Jeanne Specrol To Grace Stanton Mary Barton leaves her quret ways Natalre Brazee leaves her seat rn 106 to Laura Holmes Jeannrne Pekrul rs to recerve Alrce Chesebrough s quret as a mouse attrtude Elsre Col wrlls her jeep to any junror couple who lrke to rrde rn style To Pat Benedrct Betty Crawford leaves her French accent Barry Greenwood leaves takrng hrs mothers daytrme headaches wrth hrm To Brll Dufour John Hosrer leaves hrs nonchalant ways From Joe Jacobs Arthur Taylor obtams an Atlas Physrque Paul Jasmrne leaves hoprng that Barry Fenn wrll contmue to carry on for Cornwall Drck Koneazny leaves hrs wrt to Warren Clark Frank Lunrng leaves hrs grrl shyness to Ken Downrng To Scott MacFarland Brll Platt leaves hrs leadershrp qualrtres Allen Rundall leaves hrs good marks to Fred Gobrllot Tom Solan leaves to Pat Fallon hrs abrlrty to knock the stuffing out of the tacklrng dummy Frank Mrller leaves a challenge to Roger Schlock to hnd Mr Broere a can of checkered parnt Bob Soule leaves hrs abrlrty rn rndustrral arts to Drck Branche Foster Van Vlack leaves on a one way trcket to Hartford Summrtt Wrlson leaves hoprng that Mr Clark wrll uncover the Russran Forergn Polrcy Drck Thurston leaves hrs basketball abrlrty to Don Hatch To Glorra Brazzale Dorrnda Cobb leaves her abrlrty to wrestle Maureen Cole wrlls her abrlrty to make an rce cream soda to Margre Wehmeyer To Joan Teeple Dorothy Eaton leaves her good school attendance Irene Eglrn leaves her daydreamrng to anyone who wrll not become a conquerrng hero Barbara Trotta rs to recerve Arlene Fallons posrtron as captarn of the basketball cheerrng squad Vrrgrnra Eaton leaves her herght to Dorothy Consolrnr a . . . . , . . . , ' 3 , . , . Q y ' ' Y 7 . , . ' Q ' 1 . , . , . , . . , A . ' 1 i , . . y' . v . . , . , . . . , ' 9 Q ' I 3 To Mr. Meder and Mr. Tutak, we leave our gratitude for helping us to appreciate , . , . , . 1 ' ll 4. I! , . , . , . , . , . , . June Epp wills her nails to Mary Segalla To Joyce Sherman, Lorrarne Gawel leaves her seat on the Kent bus Margie Grusauskr leaves her lovely harr to Sue Hedden Dorothy Ives wrlls her blushing ways to Brrgrtte Hanf une Lavrgne wills her jokes to Charlotte Currier Rosemary Wrnters rs to recerve Marion Matsons red harr Violet McKre leaves takrng her loyalty for Canada wrth her not having found any Junior capable of upholding rt Arthur Howland leaves hoping that Drtto Andrews will carry Kent to the Hrghlrghts Gunnar Jansen leaves hrs Stanley Steamer to Mr Dorsett Burt Lefhngwell just leaves To Pete Kenny Bob McGuire leaves all the stray women Pete Nicholas leaves hrs black hair to Berk Kelsey Don Raynard leaves a vacant spot on the scorers table ack Sondrrnr leaves wrshrng he could take L Al Viola leaves takrng everything he has wrth hrm Jack Tierney leaves hrs abrlrty to chew gum to Fred Lawrenz Nancy Burke leaves her shorthand and typrng abrlrty to Joan Olson Rod Bartlett leaves much to hrs surprise Tom Corcoran leaves Regional thankfully Winston Benson leaves hrs height to Drck Arnoff Henry Carley leaves hrs left handed monkeywrench to John Palmer to ard him opening hrs locker Ward Godburn rs leavrng to go as far as he can ohn Ghr leaves hrs talents rn the AVA to David Winn To Cynthia Barnett Janet Gibson leaves her two mrddle names and her abrlrty to be quiet Eleanor Hall leaves her abrlrty to chew gum rn French class to Pat Kelsey To oan Derwrn Barbara Hamlin leaves knowrng that a certarn love of basketball will be carrred on can Beeman rs to recerve Sally enkrns lace trrmmed gym trghts Irene Marschat leaves her gum chewing abrlrty to Sally Massrnr Debbie McGraw leaves her problems as busrness manager of the WHITE OAK to any junior who rs not susceptible to mrgrarne Ruth Ostrom leaves her great herght to Judy Harvey To Caroline Rockwell Jane Place leaves her fondness for prep school boys Alice Sandrr leaves Ingrid ansen to follow rn her footsteps Barbara Sreller leaves her psychology book to Donna Palmer To Trsh Casey Cora Slerghter and Rosemary Hall leave part of therr seat on the Kent school bus Gert Strother leaves her thrnness to Joan Johnson To oan Varll Thora Whitman leaves her abrlrty to sew Chrrsta Schacht leaves after having completed one year of American educatron Stanley Sherwood leaves hrs abrlrty to leave school at 17 oclock to any Junior who thinks he can do rt Sam Bartholomew leaves the Goshen Frontrer to Lester Hoysradt Tom Ghr leaves hrs croonrng abrlrty to ack Rrley To Topper Smrth Ray Goux leaves hrs abrlrty to study Pat Stapleton leaves to jorn Errch Ruth and Mary Stoddard leave therr father to carry on Barbara Frrrs leaves her thrrd year Latrn book to Lors Chcvalrer Ross Beauron leaves to go on a snrpe huntrng expedrrron rn Afrrca To ohn Maccagnan Ralph Bushnell leaves all the skyhooks rn the boys locker room Harold Cavanaugh leaves hrs abrlrty at commercral studres to Larry McCabe Olaf Stackelberg leaves hrs test tubes and Bunsen burner to hrs brother ohn Peggy Peyron leaves her abrlrty to study to Srna Morgan Norma Rote wills all her homework to Prrscrlla Casey Lors Sjogren leaves her Hrrtatrous ways to Catherine Palmer Chrys Schlock leaves to Glorra Goddrng her abrlrty to get along with Mrss Gesell Betty Garfield rs to receive Lucille Wrckwrres drmrnutrve shape Joyce Marston leaves scratchrng her own back for once Paddy Anderson leaves her school record rn the office unfortunately Marretta Barrd leaves her alto vorce to Polly Ann Mrller oan Bell wrlls her prrvrlege of paradrng the halls wrthout a pass to Maureen enks To Bette Anne Prdgeon Irene Tobin vsrlls her honor pass Bob ohnson leaves hrs Tonr Home Permanent to Bob Egan Alexander Herd leaves hrs sleek black lrmousrne to Joe Schaefer John Eggleston leaves hrs romantic abrlrty to Pete Kenny to use with McGuire s girls In wrtness thereof we declare thrs to be our last will and testament srgned sealed and delrvered on thrs memorable day rn June nrneteen hundred and fifty one at the Housatonrc Valley Regional Hrgh School MAUREEN COLE and JACK SONDRINI I V 7 1 I V. I . ' ' 1 . Y ' 1 , . 1 1 ' , . 1 ' ' 1 1 . 1 S K . J . . . - .. , I 1 Q 1 I 1 1 - . . 1 - . , . . Ginny Vaill leaves her innocent ways to Julie Smith. , . . 1 . . . , D . . . ' ,. . ' J - 7 l V Y ' . . . i T ' . . . , ' 1 1L Y. , A V . . . I L . l K B .T 1 , 8 8 V .. 'iam 2.5553 E4 in PT . 4 'ar' -4 3 s i' , c K X z 1 I , QJ-1 , up . I , atb ll D275 A fl J' ,X 15. s I in . IA. X THE TIME HAS COME Thcre comes 1 nmc nr qlu 1x5 scams For emh goml flung no cm Ana mm ns r c for us f S1 r nf wing My 14 uma lus Loma for ug no lang The ml-X rlmlr tmwcrs llama me su Lum ml M5 brlmluu um C n rlmc sulwol wcxc gum n 1 lmxc Our clcllers ill good lwxc An thank rhem for the efforts spent ln zenchxng how and um my mm ll mme rn 'X xx lu L lu rcmam mul N ll N uzromf QIRL Nu Nm as . 1 ' l, l ' tinl -,U gy lfglex,-Qll, -.-ll, Llnxzr .'..cnl.l, Tl - ' A if E A ' 1. 'A 'lll' llll ' ' . ' 3 I . ' V 'A ' YJ Q '- The zlmc l1.15 come for us tu blll cl . , Tl A ' l.s ' ball .l.llCLl 'lu yuan of wurl' .xml fun, :Xl y ll - - ' lv' 'l lug' 'lftx kllw uf Ilfty- nc, .il D il 'Q .SV 4 I 1 T ! 1'5- A A IFE me ii? .11 . y 523419 gE'fP1! ' ,Wigs s 'G 4 Q. c 'fav dl. ' ,, .M 1, ff, iii 4? N Zio- '!,...1 REMEMBER The- ehrmes rt 8 47 exerx mornmg' ueen Irene mel her lrtenelxnrs' Rreln s mumblmg xou mu go rt w Tue longer sehool du ul w Dxelc Kone um s m rm hrrthel rp s shrrr el ry lfor the gzrls Our undefe rteel foothrll re 1m Blskethlll gnmes Our two ellys off rn one week Brology .md Mr Trans? Mrncl Your Manners broaderst Talcxng our troubles O Coae How mee the Senror Bull turned out inyvmyf How the burlellng shook exerx rlme 1 trun went Stub s berng drrlted' ue relx rneeel muh benruses rAll exghr er Cfrtelurrxon' Drseussrng the yearbook KH1 J ohns goxng mth four girls rr the srme trme The Sophomore Corrrdor Drneef The new Drrmxtre Club Rrekx 5 xuttx remrrks Allred Youth' The footbrll te rms elgxr Buelxys eowboy boots? Our many lowers? Our student teaChcrs7 fM1ss XX ulhlmsv Nfrs Roosexelts xrsrt on Reelonrls tenth brrthel The du th rt rll the senaors looleel presentr le Our unror Assemhlx l' W s 1nlChrsss gremt lkflllf., r l mem re f xerwne s ernnt, 5Llg1f hetore psxehot ex ex s T C boss ehcerrne seerron ll tle hmske hrll ermes The mlglzrne elmpugn Colch Cllflxj Cl1ss Day7 Efcehlngxng class rxngs' Tue plersxnu mellow tones thu tloxxetl out ot the uwlr B5 relelress sxstem uerx mornme ' L' TSI? 1- fs .Q-8:'f4SfO? Boy ' . ' ' 'I 51? L ' 1 'L ' ? ' ' 1 ? I ' L' I ' 'h? V . .1.ly' .A L' -. Tl '. '. ' L 'A' 1? V' of .'T1lf ' , ,, J 1 johnson and Grossmans Hrefhng' the Amenia JV game? '- .' .' , .Q ' 1 'L ' ' L 5? l 1 ' -kr' , ' ' Ay? ' . . 'Ae sh 1? 1 T me '2 zgef' . e I ' '. . K 'K Ou -il 'l llef EH A. K' kj. -A - lwjd' rat? ,' . 3 PROGRAM OF EXERCISES atthe TWELFTH ANNUAL CCMMENCEMENT A S S O F 1 9 5 Frrday une 15 1951 8 15 OClock March of the Prrests Felrx Mendelssohn Bartholdy The Natronal Anthem Invocatron Father Thomas J McMahon St Brrdgets Roman Cathohc Church Cornwall Brrdge Hymn O God Our Help rn Ages Past Isaac Watts Tune St Anne Salutatory Barbara Mane Frus Presxdent Emerltus Union Theologlcal Semrnary Valedrctory Cora Elrzabeth Slerghter Presentatron ofD1plomas Mr G Edward Byers Chaxrman of the Regxonal Hrgh School Board Award of Good C1t1zensh1p and Sportsmanshrp Medals Hymn Amer1ca the Beautxful Katherme Lee Bates Tune Materna Benedrcnon Father McMahon Recessronal March Copus 89 Ernst W Barnard 86 C L 1 l 1 J s l Z l 2. ' 4. - , ' . .. , , 6. Commencement Address . . The Reverend Henry Sloane Collin, D.D. 8. ' ' . . . 9. , . . . 10. - ' ' . ' 11. A ' . . , . ..... .. . .. , . 12. ' . . . . Cfmzplimcnir of CLlFF'S GARAGE THE LAKEVILLE JOURNAL DODGE ,mfr PLYMOUTH SERVICE The paper giving full coverage of the six-town KENT, CONNECTICUT . . . Regnonal Dnsrnct HAMZY S GARAGE OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE Complete Automotwe Servxce 24 Hour Wrecker SALISBURY CONNECTICUT Phone Lakevxlle 95 LOUISE BEAUTY SALON BARNE11' 5 51'QRE Pc rzzncrzf II 11141 Est 1892 7 catnzcnly Mamcurzng Imlzzz fllcll Hai cumng xmx STREET CANAAN CONN LAKEVILU3 CONNECTICUT B7 I 7 1 Ir 1 1 V' ' ' I c IIIIILVIJHZC and Maclairzelen Cold WaveJ .V A A . . . . . . 'A' 1 r ,Y 4 . L . 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