Litchfield High School - Yearbook (Litchfield, CT)

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,-. cm K 5... First row, left Io right: E. Ives, C. Clark, B. Marvin, T. Knox, N. Swanson, J. Dudley, D. Seelye, G. Simoncelli, Mr. McNeil. Second row: S. Jackson, J. Foy, P. Knox, B. Barry, A. Hart, F. Carey, S. Weik, J. Gilpafric, G. Fisher, M. Sharp, A. Dodge. Third row: D. Shortman, R. Jackson, M. Ryan, R. Filippini, A. Harnicar, D. Imand, W. Deacon, E. Taylor. Fourth row: J. Azar, J. Stull, I.. Rossi, J. Holcomb, J. Bailey, P. Swanson, F. Cooper, E. Beeman, I. Harris, J. Quinn. unior Class 13 CLASS OFFICERS. Seated, left to righi: Norma Swanson, Janice Dudley, Tony Knox.

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Student Council The first L. H. S. organization to meet in September was the Student Council. The ofticers, chosen the preceding June, were Rose- mary Hewitt, President, John Karl, Vice-Presi- dent, and Phyllis Naser, Secretary. Faculty advisors for this year were Mr. Lowell, Miss Perry, and Mr. Eisnor. A new award system for receiving varsity recognition in athletics was put into effect this year. A student patrol was instigated to counteract the impending traftic situation at the Meadow Street intersection. Movies were scheduled by the Council for class activities. One of the most influential actions in bring- ing about a closer cohesion between students and faculty was the suggestion box. This proved to be very successful and many sug- gestions by students were carried out. Emphasis was put on good scholarship by the awarding of certihcates to honor students. Recognition was given at assemblies by stress- ing academic qualities. This action proved to be an incentive for better, more concentrated study. Assembly programs were drawn up by delegated council members under the direc- tion of Mr. Lowell. Two examples of this activity would be the Christmas Assembly and the Graduation Assembly. This year the Council has proven to be very active and has done much for the benefit of students and teachers alike. Left to right: R. Zeffiro, E. Taylor, G. Fisher, Mr. Eisnor, A. DelNero, R. Hewilt, P. Naser, E. Collins, J. Dudley, J. Karl, Mr. Lowell. Standing: S. Naser, Miss Perry, ua, I :fi .Tl ' lui tztxll

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Sophomore Class ROOM 101 First row: R. Williams, M. Kreis, M. Rosati, l.. Palaski, C Phelps, B. Kilgus, M. Walker, Miss Batastini. Second row H. Main, J. Shaggy, J. Tillson, J. Van Keuren, B. Mason V. Maughmer, E, Winters. Third row: R. Winters, R Phillips, D. MacKinnon, S. Naser, G. Wootton, D. Schnell Fourth row: D. Madden, D. Jaquith, F. Zelliro, R. Rebillard G. Tyrrell, J. Murphy. CLASS OFFICERS. Seated, left to right: C. Crutch, G. Wootton, M. Kreis. Standing: R. Williams, A. DelNero. ROOM l04 First row: Miss March, R. Benedict, J. Crutch, L. Beeman C. Crutch, S. Bailey, P. Crutch. Second row: R. Briggs, A. Del Nero, R. Barss, A. Andrews, M. Hellerich, D. Delisle, H. Brown. Third row: C. Gatling, R. Atwood, E. Brun, L. Harris, F. Goslee, R. Frazier, R. DeGrasse. BASKYTH- Mliifv '.i x 1, A r ' 4 M. A . fun G5