Lyman Hall High school - Singer Chronicle Yearbook (Wallingford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1962 volume:

Valerie Coyne played Ruth Kelly and Chuck Gay, Dr. Chumley. “HARVEY” SENIOR ( LASS PLAY Bill Ingraham as El wood P. Dowd Libby Chamberlain as Myrtle Mae Simmons and Lois Alex as Veta Louise Simmons. MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET Carol Olcs. Girls’ League Secretary. Mrs. Joaquin Rial; Miss Kennedy, Girls' League Adviser; Dr. Ellen Shea; Asia Rial, Girls League President; Karen Popovich, Banquet Chairman. SENIOR BANQUET JUNE 19,1962 On behalf of the Class 1962, Rick Vitale presents a plaque and gavel to Dick Larese, President of the Senior Class. BANQUET SKITS Our twisting M.C.’s Walt Michon- Stash Ozrechowski. Al Gchrkc, and Dick Larcsc Down on the farm HiT-rrnr w r iimi i nkir V M I I IX C Rl T HC W GRADUATION ME 21,1962 OFFICERS JOHN ZESK Salutatorian George Mitchell receives his diploma. MV OBJECT IN LIVING IS TO UNITE MY AVOCATION AND MV VOCATION, AS MY TWO EVES MAKE ONE IN SIGHT. Robert Frost Departments Page 15 2 Sophomore Class — Page 37 My object in living is to unite My avocation anti my vocation As my two eyes make one in sight. We are the hope of the future. Life is our struggle, our search fur many things. Our educational experiences are blended with our interests until they form our life’s career. We, as the adults of tomorrow, make this our final goal to strive for the betterment of mankind. We have chosen to unify our high school years, as presented in our yearbook, with the poetry of Robert Frost. Believing it best expresses the goal we have set for ourselves, we associate our own ideals with his poetry. With great profoundness of thought and dignity of expression, Robert Frost imparts through his writing what we experience through our living. His beautifully simple poetry mirrors things familiar to us, because he shares many of the hopes and ideas of youth. We believe that the background of our high school years has helped us to more fully understand and appreciate the world of Robert Frost our world. Junior Class Page 49 Organizations — Page 59 Activities Page 79 THE SIGNER Editor Elizabeth Chamberlain Literary Editor Kathryn Schuelke Art Editor Gail Carmody Production Editor Elizabeth Eylward Business Editor William Ingraham DEDICATION We, the class of 1962, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Sherwood, with deepest thanks for your continuing interest and effort in our behalf. Your untiring assistance in class projects and especially your personal concern for us as individuals have distinguished you as a valued teacher and friend. 6 Born in Easton. Connecticut, Mr. Arthur Sherwood attended Bridgeport schools and graduated from Bassett High School. He attended the University of Connecticut from which lie received a Bachelor ol Science degree in agriculture. Coming to Wallingford in 1957. he taught science at Robert H. Earley Junior High School and later, taught science and Vocational Agriculture at Lyman Hall. Piesciilly, Mi. Sherwood is supervisor of Vocational Agriculture in the New Haven area. Mr. Sherwood is deeply interested in helping young people , and we are pleased that he is a member of the Lyman Hall faculty. IN APPRECIATION MR. WILLIAM SIMI'SON We thank you, Mr. Simpson, for your many years of devoted service to the youth of Wallingford. The direction and instruction which you have given us have prepared us to advance in the future. May you enjoy many years filled with blessings and happiness. MR. JORDAN RESII0lSl Mr. Abeshouse, we admire the qualities you have displayed in working with us helpfulness, patience, and friendliness. We gratefully acknowledge your efforts in the interests of Lyman Ilall students. MR. Kl( HARD BURNER We greatly appreciate your unselfish devotion to the student body, Mr. Burner. Your invaluable guidance and understanding have giv en stimulus to our thoughts and actions. 8 MRS. BEATRICE SULLIVAN Mrs. Sullivan, knowing you has enriched our lives. We will remember you as a dear friend, and we thank you for your understanding, kindness, and friendly interest. AIR. HARLEV FIAWS We are deeply indebted to you, Mr. Flaws, for the thoughtfulness and consideration which you have shown us. Our association with you has been both enjoyable and rewarding. MR. TERENCE ION To you, Mr. Dunn, we extend many thanks for your advice and assistance throughout our high school years. We appreciate the many wavs you have helped to make these years successful. 9 IN MEMORIAM HAROLD ARTHUR KENYON Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe m God, believe also in me. In my Father’s house are many mansions: if it were not so I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also. John XIV: 12J3. Harold Kenyon, a teacher at the Lyman Hall High School for eighteen years, passed away December 23, 1961. A graduate of St. John’s College in Annapolis, Maryland, Mr. Kenyon attended the University of Maryland Medical School. After receiving a Master’s degree from New York University, Mr. Kenyon came to Wallingford in 1943 as a teacher of the biological sciences. A quiet, unassuming man, Mr. Kenyon was sincerely interested in the physical well-being and mental growth of his students. We, the students and teachers of Lyman Hall High School, have lost a good and valued friend. Mr. John J. Price . . . but I have promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep. Might not the poet Frost have had in mind, when he wrote these lines, the young people who go forth each year from our schools? It seems likely that he knew too well the dedication with which our youth would have to face a challenging world, none the better for the progress which civilization has been constantly achieving. The schools of today have an arduous task in educating the populat e of tomorrow's world. They must equip their charges with a sense of moral value iu preparing them to meet the challenges which lie ahead They must try to instill in them such perennial virtues as honesty, loyalty to oneself and to others, respect for authority, and a genuine appreciation for our American way of life which hangs so precariously in the balance Moreover, they must infuse in them the power of discernment, that their free will might be directed toward the proper paths. Robert Frost might have foreseen the. almost insurmountable obstacles with which today’s youth would have to cope. . . I have promises to keep” might well be the words upon the lips of each graduate as he steps forward into an uncertain world. He might promise always to recall the many lessons he has been taught by his parents. It is they who have guided his right decisions up till now, and he will keep his promises in continuing to use sound judgement. He might also promise to use to the utmost the knowledge he has gleaned from his formal education. In his own way, he may put this knowledge to work in the effort to preserve civilization. “And I have miles to go before I sleep” he must remind himself. The road is long; it is dubious but the more miles he covers, the closer he is to his objectives in life. There must be no rest until he reaches this destination. The poet Frost has expounded great wisdom in these verses. He has marked off lor our young people the guideposts to a rich and full life. I A We, the students of Lyman High School, are pleased and honored to welcome Mr. John J. Price - our new principal. We have come to appreciate his fine leadership and his strong interest in all student activities. Mr. Price received his Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Mary's University and his Master of Education degree from Boston College. Presently, Mr. Price is a candidate for his Doctor of Philosophy degree at Fordham University. 11 Mr. Alex Carter, Director of Adult Education. Mr. Michael Carbone, Acting Assistant Principal. Mr. Raymond Mahan, Assistant Superintendent of Schools (left): Mr. Frank Donovan, superintendent of Schools. Mrs. Elizabeth Prokop, Mrs. Barbara Radnoczi. Mrs. Caroline England, Mrs. Kathryn Kearns. Miss Ethel Kennedy, Dean of Girls, Head of Guidance Department. Mrs. Beatrice Sullivan, Guidance Counselor. Mr. Melvin Stone. Guidance Counselor. DEPARTMENTS want to run Toward what you make me see beyond the world. Unlock the door for me. We stand attentive. A word unsaid, a word unheard; we stand unknowing. A word spoken, a word absorbed; we stand enriched. Our years are but the sum of our achievements; our achievements but the dedication of our teachers. They have envisioned myriad things for us. Ideals to seek, unknowns to conquer. They have indeed turned the key to the world. And enter we must. ART AM) MUSIC UNITE CULTURAL Left to right: Gail Carmody, Florcnc Gioiella. Robert Hunter. Henry Ivan. Left to right: Miss Martha Epstein. Mr. Jordan Abcshouse Mr. Harley Flaws. Left to right: Ellen Sullivan, Susannc Groncheski, Douglas Komm, Thomas Dorsey, Robert (iilpatrick, Darlene Gannata. Nancy Tryzciensky DEVELOPMENT WITH BOINDLESS ENJOYMENT Band rehearsal directed by Doctor Otto. Mixed Choir rehearsal directed by Doctor Otto. Miss Edna Wilcox and Mrs. Rhoda Jennings. itZ) Sharon Leone! Burback’ Rohcrta Dubar, Ch Ocrosa. and8S,epl nOhr M, h ,nSki R°na,d Pi«'truski, Edward 18 Wilfred Oilman. Richard Laresc, and Walter Rcichhelm seed ing the new lawn in the rear of the Vo-Ag building. FIRST ROW. left to right: George Carter. Peter Copeland, Richard Laresc, Michael Lane, Peter Centner. SECOSD ROW: Stanley Bates. Walter Reichhelm, Ward Holloway, William Hampp, Albert Gehrkc, Stanley Orzechowski. Mr. Arthur Sherwood and Mr. Vernon Cleaves. N CHARACTER AND TEACH V ALUABLE SKILLS Stanley Orzechowski and Peter Copeland working in the Greenhouse. pma BUSINESS AM) IMU STRI l. ARTS MOLD Mr. Bernard Reiskc. Mrs. Mary Quinn. Mr. Martin (iraiccrtein Miss Kllen Disken, Mrs. Lucia Dauplaisc Mr. Donald Baclaski MENTAL AM) PHYSICAL ABILITIES Nlr. John Costa, Mr. Edward Bridgham, Mr. Harvard Leighton, Mr. Wilbert Hayes, Mr. William Fritz. Mr. Fred Schipke Mrs. Helen Bevan Miss Mariann Lacy Mr. John Riccitelli Mr. Roger McMahon PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDS A STRONG Volleyball helps to form a well rounded physical education program. 22 23 Robert Hunter, Bona Ball, Pilar Esteban, and Noelle Johnson rehearse a scene. Mrs. Mary Starnes, Mr. Malcolm White TIIF. LIBRARY PRESERVES IDEAS, AND DRAMATIC ARTS BRINGS THEM TO LITE Left, Mr. Stuart Coleman, Spanish: Miss Judith Anderson, French; and Mr. Terence Dunn, Latin. Below: Mr. Edward Beau, French; Mrs. Margaret Eaton, Latin; and Miss Dorothy Dederick, Spanish. X • t V. LANGUAGES DRAW THE PEOPLES Miss Anderson points out a section of France important to the class discussion of French History. Mr. John Knoll, German OF THE WORLD CLOSER TOGETHER Mr. Knoll’s German class surveys a bulletin board display of German pictures. SOCIAL STUDIES RENEWS THE PAST AND PAVES THE WAV TO THE FUTURE Left to right: Michael Resnick, John Ives, Mary Quezada, and Kathleen Sturken listen attentively to a World History lecture- Mr. Corbett explains a history lesson to Alfred Danorovich. John Pel verts locates the St. Lawrence River for Lynn Weiss. Mr. Vincent Mesiti; Dr. Joseph Manfrcda, Mr. Thomas O'Brien. Left to right: Mr. Joseph Corbett; Miss Rosa Brown; Mr. George Long: Mr. Edward Kosinski. Left to right: Dr. Joseph Manfrcda: Joyce Kozak: Karen Fromkin: Ann Terrier. Mr. Walter Faustman, SCIENCE IS THE KEY TO Mrs. Virginia Isakson, Mrs. Anna Kruse. 30 Mr. Walter Kozak. PROGRESS THROUGH DISCOVERY Mr. Bennett Dunn gets advice from Mr. Richard Burner and Miss Muriel Quint on the use of the ditto machine. MATHEMATICS PROVIDES A STIMULUS TDK Mr. Alex Carter, Mr. Ronald Cranucci. and Mr. James O’Connor experiment with the slide rule. 32 Eleanor Cuerbo, Diane Ragone, Jose Casanova assist Audrey Rusiak with a model for Solid Geometry. Faith Smith explains a line graph distance problem to Donald Schattan and Donna Hacku. John Boni, Phyllis Brown, Patricia McGuire, and David Doran use the dictionary for a vocabulary lesson. ENGLISH ENCOMPASSES THE Mrs. Emilie Miller and Mr. Anthony Ruotolo Mary Ann Smith, and Indulis Chochoms study sentence structure. 34 IDEAS AND IDEALS OF MAN SOPHOMORE CLASS They will tell you more as soon as You tell them what to do With their ever breaking newness And their courage to be new. We enter unknowing and unknown. Wide-eyed and new, we wonder at the world. Our eyes are opened to unfamiliar faces and strange surroundings. We are uncertain; yet we are eager to learn and eager to lead. We have the courage to face the new, to brave the test, and still to laugh at the smallest things. This is our youth. Opposite page (top): FRONT ROW; left to right: Saba Zolty, Emilca Waszkiewicz, Catherine Wendt, Joan York, Laura Wilson, Janice Zwibblc, Sally Wilkes, Susan Wasilewski. SECOND ROW: Karl Woodrow, Linda Welton, Joan Zobrowski, Ruth Wood, Joanne Zambory, Joseph Wolak, Carol Wallof, Howard Williams, Karen Ziegler, Virginia Wallace, Russell Williams, Francine Zottoli. THIRD ROW: Corrine Wheeler, Joseph Wojtasik, Edward Zolkiewic.z, Cilenn Werner, David Wilkinson, Edward Weathers, Pamela Walton, Gavin Waycott. Opposite page (bottom): FRONT ROW. left to right: Katherine DeLea, Johanna Darin, Mary Coughlin. John DiFranco, Ann Delucia, Lucille Coyle, Alice Downey, Donna DesJardins. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Damm, Eleanor Davidzonic, Susan Dontigny, Patricia Danielson, Anita Cwirka, Sandra Delgrego, Cheryl Davies, Dorothy Denya, Roberta Dubar. THIRD ROW: Leigh Burback, Thomas Cullen, Alfred Danarovich, Elizabeth Ellyet, Fred Cox, Kevin Deary, Edward Crocco, Helen Dyson. Above: FRONT ROW, left to right: Deborah Hill, Patricia Kenncaly, Janice Johnson. Judith Journot. Pamela Johnson, Raymond Hilbert, Bruce Holloway, Edward Killeen. SECOND ROW: Lynda Hill, Carol Jasinski, Cheryl Horowitz, Kermit James, Marcia Hoff. John Ives, Joan Gudain, Nancy Hubert, Gerald Hoffman. THIRD ROW: John Hcald, Larry Jczierski, Stanley Jurczak, John Horkavy, Scott Horton, Robert Keating, Barbara Kapi. 39 NOVEMBER _ SOPHOMORES ELECT FOURTEEN STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES... Above - FRONT ROW. Left to Right: Janies Sims, Eileen Smith, Kathleen Sly, Hattie Sittnick, Carol Skubby, Gloria Sastre, Gail Saxon, Donna Rouleau. SECOND ROW: Nora Scott, Joyce Sirois, Christine Simcone, Paul Sabin, Thomas Rossick, William Rumskas, William Scavey, Audrey Rusiak, John O’Niel, Pamela Sittnick. Suzanne Sekellick. THIRD ROW: Sharon Sarafin, Harold Scott, Michael Scavenelli, Donald Schattan, John Ross, Daniel Ruderman, Peter Runge, Paul Saleski. Opposite (Top) FRONT ROW: Patricia Polsen, Elaine Provencher John Pringhorn, Judy Reed, Carol Robitaille, Carolyn Poggioli, Mary Quesada, Diane Ragone. SECOND ROW: Harold Rose, Thomas Rogers, Robert Reed, Laurecn Porto, Paul Ribera, James Ricci. THIRD ROW: Virginia Richards. Jane Poropatich, Michael Resnick, John Regan, John Palaca, Maureen Rook. Opposite (Bottom) FRONT ROW: Diane Gibson, Donna Hacku, Michele Grywalski, Holly Hayes, Barry Goffin, Miriam Hager, Marion Donovan, Patricia Gonyo. SECOND ROW: Edward Gryga, Linda Glatfelter, John Hamlin, Warren Hall, Sandra Hansen, Fred Gordon, Katherine Greenward, James Gibson, Louise Gianotti. THIRD ROW: Thomas Go-clowski, Richard Goldfarb. Robert Gustafson. Thomas Grace, Ronald Hall, Donald Hartman, Warren Hall, David Hudson. 40 DECEMBER FIRST SOPHOMORE CLASS MEETING IS HELD... JANUARY - SOPHOMORES EXPERIENCE MID-YEAR EXAMS... Opposite page, top picture FRONT ROW. left to right: Donna Meloney, Gladys Lynes, Diane Martell, Donna Malinowski, Claudia McKinstry, Linda Manley, Dolores Malo, Donna Malo. SECOND ROW: Fred Meltabarger, Charles McKean, Ronald Mack, William McNulty, David McKinley, George Manchester, Dana Lindsay, Eugene Mailett, Richard Massores, Cheryl McCarthy, Kathleen Marlowe, Walter Marston. TOP ROW: James Martin, Richard Marvin, Arthur Lussier, John Mendyka, Donald Mason. Steven Marsh, Cesar Luaices, Ronald Marks. Opposite page, bottom picture FRONT ROW: left to right: John Tassmer, Margaret Taylor, Faith Smith, Janet Timothy, Patricia Streeter, Brenda Stuer, Mary Ann Smith, Marilyn Stupski. SECOND ROW: Maureen Sturken, Andrea Tartaglia, Annette Solkoskc, Francis Sova, William Tester, Richard Timothy, Lorraine Tartaglia, Pamela Thibodeau, Kathleen Sturken. TOP ROW: John Sullivan, Richard Spurr, Bruce Todd, Alfred Tangney, Molly Sullivan, Michael Stankus, Robert Strossi, Peter Symes. Above FRONT ROW, left to right: Patricia Ciannini, Paula Fenton, Stuart Coffin, George Ennever, Carolyn Fowler, Laurel Gawyrch, Georgia Fries, Karen Fantarella. SECOND ROW: Frances Gelt, Patricia Garvin, Thomas Farone, Rita Gerber, Jon Eudy, William Frattini, George DeSola, Janet Fekcte, Wayne Ferrari, Eva Freemantle, Patricia Gavette. TOP ROW: John Ferreira, James Geremia, Edward Eylward, John Fiora, John Esposito, Kenneth Fritz, William Gerace. FEBRUARY CHEERS GREET THE SOPHOMORE HOOPSTERS... APRIL SOPHOMORES ENJOY THEIR EIRNT ( LASS DANCE... Opposite page (Top) FIRST ROW, left to right: Pamela Lape, JoAnna Kurty, Norman Lcfcbrc, Susan Lakatos. Jo-Anne Kuhlman, Rita Laskowski, Elizabeth Loin, Stuart Coffin. SECOND ROW Karen Louden, Suzanne Korab. Pamela Long, Helen Kroll. Sharon Leone. (Jail Latisall, Janice Kontnick, Kathleen Kristan, Gloria Losi. THIRD ROW Charles Kingsland, Paul LaRock, Walter Layman, Douglas Konney. Karen Krick. Thomas Kozak. Ronald LcDoux, Patricia Konopka. Opposite page Bottom) FIRST ROW: James Carfora, Wayne Carlson, Karen Carlson. Mildred Casanova, Suzanne Charpentier, Carolyn Connelly, Linda Cosenza, Phyllis Conan. SECOND ROW: Indulis Chochoms, Cecilia Chadbourne, Natalie Chamberlain, Charles Canterbury, William Copeland, Maureen Carroll, Robert Christman, Honora Bukowski. Angela Cortes, William Ciarlelli. THIRD ROW: Frank Carroll. Philip Cogle. Malcolm Champagne, John Boncoddo, Lawrence Charpentier, Richard Casscllo, Michael Chloefsky. Above FIRST ROW: Donna Pethybridge. Edward Miles, Beverly Parsons, John Parla. William Pallman. SECOND ROW Brenda Pareti. Helen Pagor, Kathleen Ratridge. Lynn Perctzman, Janice Pattee. Janet Pagans. Donna Perkins, Joyce Pence, Donna Papallo. THIRD ROW Diane Philippi, William Pegg, Linda Philie, Judson Page, Donald Peterson. David Pagni. Whitney Potter. Beverly Passco. 45 Top — FIRST ROW, left to right: Eileen Totz, Barbara Totz, Linda Wall, Verna Violette, James Viarengo, Barbara Treloar, Marilyn Vodarski, Robert Wallace. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Touchette, Judith Torgeson, Maynard Vass, Theresa Wyszhowski, Tim Wall, Gary Vandcstine, Louis Torelli, Bryan Van Deun, Lester Valentine, Mara Vanago, Shirley Unger, Joyce Vcrselli. Bottom — FIRST ROW, left to right: Robert Azzaro, Robert Anderson, Fred Baptist, Leslie Belmont, Dale Berube, Margaret Alexander, Robert Borelli, Carl Bandechi. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Abrew, Rosemarie Balon, Kathrine Becker, Patricia Barrett, Patricia Bell, Maryann Barberino, Elaine Beradeska, Pasqualc Aiello, Cheryl Abel, Lorraine Binnette, Kenneth Arthur. TOP ROW — Charles Andrade, Cenefa Balough, Gary Ames, Sharyn Battles, Bob Bailey, Karen Backstrom, Susan Andrews, Barbara Bell. 46 Top — FIRST ROW, left to right: Salvatore Nuzzo, David Moslow, Richard Nagy, Helene Namnoum, Anne Ortiz, Anita Olavage, Joan Musso, Ann Nowotenski. SECOND ROW Robert Mitchell, Robert Ottaviano, Marcia Nearing, Sharon Nester, Robert Often, Thomas Oppelt, Ona Oster, Diane Michonski, Margaret Mottram, Lois Messier. THIRD ROW — David Osborne, Charlotte Mills, Charles Malaguti, David Morgan, Thonas Myers, John Mango, Alice Mezza, Barbara Mozden. Bottom — FIRST ROW. left to right: William Brauch. Richard Butcher, Leah Bethke, Carolyn Cameron, Bonnie Buza, MaryAnn Bryda, Alice Canell, Susan Brackett SECOND — Ruth Brackett, Paula Buntale, Diane Boyle, Kathleen Brenton, William Brockett, Paul Burns. Rosemary Brezicki, Elsie Brooder, Elizabeth Boldizar, Lynda Breckenridge. TOP — Janice Brooks, Thomas Brosnan, Thomas Brown. John Callahan. Glenn Calkins. Jacquelyn Boyd, Karen Bobinski, Edward Burgess. 47 JUNIOR CLASS And 1 could tell What form my dreaming was about to take. Till now we have perceived only light shadows of our dreams — dreams which have lain in obscurity awaiting the opening of the door to maturity. Though slow in coming, maturity is a certain end. Our dreams will soon become realities. We will stand at the helm, proud and resolute in purpose. The future lies ahead, but the crystallization of our dreams lies in our constant efforts. Gail Backes, Treasurer: I.eona Ford, Secretary: Victor Cordova, Vice-President: Leroy Kearns, President. SEPTEMBER - LEROY KEARNS ELECTED HEAD OF THE JUNIOR CLASS... FRONT ROW, left to right: Barbara Bell, Kathy Allen, Charlotte Bari-bault, Gail Backcs, Ann Barillaro, Karen Barnes. SECOND ROW: Roberta Andrews, Glenn Bland, Robert Bell, Steve Bates, Loyal Bell, Lois Bayard, Janet Betlow. FRONT ROW. left to right: Linda Bailey, Martha Awdziewicz, Janice Binett, Jane Bernont, Lenore Balogh, Ellen Bercier, Toni, Bernat. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Biro, Albert Barbieri, Roger Appell, Richard Aitken, Allen Blakeslcc. FRONT ROW, left to right: Georgia Cestaro, Doris Boyce, Mary Cardillo, Carol Camirc, Valeric Borck, Mary Clack. SECOND ROW: Patricia Burns, Peter Chamberlain, John Cer-rato, George Campos, John Boni. OCTOBER - JUNIOR CLASS RINGS, CHOSEN LAST SPRING. ARRIVE... FRONT ROW. left to right: Judith Crocker, Betsy Curtis. Karen Deder-ick, Patricia Delorge, Donna Durbin, Francine Delrossa, SECOND ROW: Peter Donzello, Walter Dembiczak, William Choromanski, Raymond Des-rosiers, Alan Dcsjardin, Roger Coleman. FRONT ROW. left to right: Donald Desmond, Jean Dembiczak, Marilyn Denning, Jennie Czaja, JoAnn Co-senza. Sue Collins. SECOND ROW: Ralph Correia, David Dobrindt, James Cosenza, Thomas Crossley, David Doran. James Deary. FRONT ROW, left to right: Judith Burner, Barbara Boucher, Helen Brija, Phyllis Brown, Mary Ellen Butler, Merla Calabrese. SECOND ROW: Margaret Canell,, John Carr, Edward Carter, William Butka, Robert Brooder. Jose Casanova. NOVEMBER - BIEL CHOROMANSK1 AND NOELLE JOHNSON STAR IN 01R TOWN”... IRON! ROW, left to right: Ann Ingraham, Laurie Jennings. Mary Howe, Barbara Kusak, Mary Kwasniewski. SECOND ROW: Eduard Klebick, Noelle Johnson, William Jo-baggy, Elizabeth Lee, Elizabeth Kol in. I RON'!' ROW: Left to right: Patricia Killeen. Janice Lamb. Jean Kassay, Judy Inguaggi-ato, Emily Lemza. Renee BuBois. SECOND ROW: Betsy Krocbcr, Joyce Koczak. Mark Hopkins, Olive Holmes. IRON ' ROW. left to right: Mary Myer, Ann Miller, Dolores Lull, Ann Marks. Susan Mahan. SECOND ROW: Leona Ford, Stanley Loncola. Gail Marcuss, Christopher McLaughlin. Patrick Leveille. DECEMBER MLSS RpN AM MR. I.RANMCCI GUIDE JUNIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES... FRONT ROW: left to right: Carolyn Escoto, Diane Franco, Rebecca Gerace, Linda Geremia, Roberta Gianotti, Roberta Gardner. SECOND ROW: Theodore Glatzcl, Patricia Frazier, Richard Farkas. Margaret Dunn, Albert Engstrom, Charles Ger-ace. FRONT ROW. left to right: Yvonne Gagne, Anne Fcrrier, Lynn Germain, Karen From-kin. Anna Figuerido, Cynthia Dunn. SECOND R O W: (ie« rge Eddy, Victor Cordova, Alan Farkas, Matthew Furman. Terrill Goodman, George Gdovin. FRONT ROW. left to right: Patricia Hock- ing, Norecn Gryga, Judith Gross, Margaret Grey, Susan Harrington, Maureen Hassett. SECOND ROW: Fred Gustafson. Wilfred Hainelin, Lyvia Groo-lx‘i't, David Max. Fred Merge! JANUARY _ PREPARATIONS FOR THE JUNIOR PROM BEGIN... FRONT ROW: left to right: Joan Linaberry, Judith Montana, Karen Mihalisin, Patricia McQuire, Jane Massey, Jane Loomis. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Melillo, Robert Lunney, Brent Leveille, Carol Mascia, Ronald Metevier, John Linville. FRONT ROW. left to right: Helen Oflfen, Marilyn Papale, Frank Pearson, Victoria Navin, Nicole Nord-gren, Kathleen Orlando. SECOND ROW: Harold Nelson, Gerald Mun-ley, Robert Otto, Robert Nehez, Donna Parker. FRONT ROW. left to right: Carey-Ann Naillis, Lynn Morris, Maureen Pascnsky, Bonnie Mrazik, Evelyn Moreau, Linda Morrris. SECOND ROW: John More, John Pelverts, Leroy Kearns, Theodore Musynski, Mary Papp. FEBRUARY. MARCH. APRIL - MURE PROM PREPARATIONS... FRONT ROW, left to right: Irene Rosick, Rhcta Rogers, Patricia Ro-maine, Rencta Rogers, Carol Perroti, Gail Porto. SECOND ROW: Barbara Perkins, Dwight Perkins, Vincent Primeccerio, Harold Nelson, Clinton Ross. FRONT ROW, left to right: Richard Rowe, Jacque Provencher, Evelyn Poirier, Karen Phlanz, Cynthia Reynolds, Thomas Mansfield, SECOND ROW: Marc Posner, John Ritz, Cal-ven Robinsos, Robert Ritz. FRONT ROW. left to right: Lynn Soos, Susan Rufleth, Dolores Smith, Susan Socha, Marilyn Schcitcr. Barbara Sabo. SF1COND ROW: William Shaw, Michael Smith, Roxanne Schectcr, Armando Salgato, Rocco Sclvaggi. John Scmrau. MAY STUDIOUS JUNIORS TAKE COLLEGE BOARDS... FRONT ROW, left to right: Frank Sartillo, Nancy Sabo, Ilona Sabo, Veronica Socha, Ann Shoneck, Robert Sanderson. SECOND ROW: Warren Smith, Roland Sherwood, Stephen Sarkkinin, Paul Smith. William Sample, Howard Schomberg. FRONT ROW: left to right: Danuta Szwa- bowski, Janice Ull-mond, Jane Tencza, Donna Waycott, Wanda Thompson, Rita Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Peter Valenti, Richard Wachtelhau-sen, Paul U'aiiat, Sandy T FRONT ROW, left to right: Eleanor Zanni, Margaret Williams Donna White, Nancy Wojtasik, Patricia Za-browski, Steven Wells, Andrea Valencourt, Marilyn Williams. SECOND ROW : Donna Treinper, Susan Yuris, Geno Zandri, Bonnie Wooding, Geraldine Scminski, George Yasenski, Kenneth Walsh. JUNE - THE JUNIOR PROM M ARKS OUR FINAL FAREWELL TO THE SENIORS... FRONT ROW. left to right: Barbara Hayden, Faye Haden, Carol Crump, Donna Hickman, Sally Hoffman, Susan Holder. SECOND ROW: Carl Hal-e Hartman, h NO COMMITTEE: FRONT ROW. left to right: Robert Sanderson. Theodore Muszyn-ski. Victor Cordova. SECOND ROW: Gail Backas. Mary Ellen Butler, Gail Marcuss, Nancy Wojtasik, Linda Gerimia. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL: SEATED. left to right: Miss Rosa Brown, class adviser: Carol Macia, Donna Tremper, Joan Tencza, Susan Collins. STANDING: Linda Geremia, Frank Pearson, Barbara Sabo, Leroy Kearns, Barbara Kusak, John Semrau, Betsy Curtis, Thomas Hamelin, Janice Binettc. ORGANIZATIONS “Men work together, I told him from the heart, “Whether they work together or apart. With unselfish motives we strive for the betterment of our school Our endeavors have not gone unrecognized; we are rewarded with a deep feeling of satisfaction. We work together for self-fulfillment, enrichment, and enjoyment. We leam to work independently of others, yet in conjunction with our contemporaries, discovering that whether “together or apart” our common goal unites us. KEY CLUB The Key Club is an honorary organization affiliated with Ki-wanis International. Its members, boys of each class, have worked closely with Mr. James O’Connor, advisor, in an honest and sincere effort to serve the school and the community. In recognition of its achievements, the Key Club received the Parents' Magazine Youth Group Achievement Award for outstanding service to the community. Left to right: Edward Gerosa, President: Richard Vitale, Vice President; Le-Roy Kearns, Secretary; William Hampp, Treasurer. Left to right, FROST ROW; Toni Dorsey, Robert Berube. Frank Casello, William Ingraham, George Campos, LcRoy Kearns, Robert Sanderson, Alan Quinn, Calvin Robinson. SECOND ROW: Kevin Deary, Edward Carter, Sergi Pavlovs, Walter Michonski. Edward Gerosa, Ronald Pietruski, John Strout, James Deary, Roger Appcll, John Seimau. GIRLS’ LEAGUE 'RON' ROW. left to right: Diane Ragonc, Margaret Powers, Nancy Trycicnsky, Karen Grana, Lorraine Abreu, Holly Hayes, Eileen Smith, Mary Ann Smith. SECOND ROW: Beverly Parsons. Joan Corcoran, Gladys Lynnes, Joan Gudain. Asia Rial. Donna White. Claudia Budrow, Marcia Calza, Helene Namnoun. THIRD ROW: Francinc Zottoli. Roberta Duhar Barbara Kusak. Joyce Wrselli. Ann Marks, Carol Crump, Joan Tencza. Patricia Garvin. Susan Collins, Gail Porto, Merla Calabrese. Ann Shotieck. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Mrazik. Lorraine Morncau. Roberta Gardner, Charlotte Kingsland. Carol Oles. Cheryl TefFt, Karen Bobinski. Patricia Konopka. Carolyn Ehlct. Elizabeth Gerace. Cecelia Chadbornc. 61 Membership in the Girls’ League, a service organization, is open to all Lyman Hall girls. Its executive board includes representatives elected from each homeroom. Guided by Miss Ethel Kennedy, the Girls’ League sponsors an annual Christmas Pageant. Christmas formal, and fashion show; and serves the school and the community. The girls are proud to work on the Toy Drive and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Left to right: Claudia Budrow, Treasurer: Carol Oles, Secretary; Elizabeth Gerace, Vice President: Asia Rial, President. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW, left to right: Celaine Wheeler, Virginia Richards, Patricia brown, Marcia Hoff, Jane Bemont, Eva Freemantle, Sharon Leone. SECOND ROW: Linda Gercmia, Susan Harrington, Daniel Ruderman, John Pelverts, Kathleen Goodrich, Susan Andrews, Sally Wilkes, Joan Tenzca, Bonni Wooding. THIRD ROW: Robert Otto, Edward Lange, Arthur Papale, Laurie Jennings, Dana Lord, Robert Wcstervelt, Lois Alex, Charles Stacey, Karl Woodrow, Edward Eylward, Calvin Robinson, Mr. Lawrence Vitali, Director. The orchestra offers the student the development of musical talents and the satisfaction' of reproducing the qualities of sound. Under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Vitali, the orchestra accents many school activities. REPRESENTATIVES TO CONNECTICUT MUSIC FESTIVAL (picture at left) FIRST ROW, left to right: Celaine Wheeler, Renee DuBois, Georgia Cestaro, Zalita Alves, Beverly Caruso, Jane Wilhousky, Alan Quinn, Jane Bcmont. SECOND ROW: Carol Crump, Susan Mahan. Karl Woodrow, William Ingraham, Dana Lord, Robert Otto, Richard Vitale, Kathleen Goodrich. BAND OFFICERS (below) FIRST ROW. left to right; Kathleen Goodrich, Susan Dickenson, William Ingraham, Dana Lord, Diane Wayne. SECOND ROW: Asia Rial, Susan Andrews, Carol Crump, Lois Alex, Michele Grywalski, Howard Stevens, Shirley Young. THIRD ROW: Richard Larese, Charles Maluguti, Kenneth Fritz, LeRoy Kearns. The Music Council, supervised by Dr. Richard Otto, consists of student representatives from the orchestra.band, choir, and girls' chorus. This executive board of the music organizations arranges concerts, distributes senior music awards, and undertakes other music projects. This year's officers are Kathleen Goodrich, president; Carol Schweigert, vice-president; Celaine Wheeler, secretary: and Charlotte Kingsland, treasurer. I-eft lo right: hRO.X'l ROW: Celaine Wheeler, secretary; Carol Schweigert, vice-president: William Ingraham, Charlotte Kingsland, treasurer: Peggy Powers. SECOND ROW: Diane Wayne, Janice I liman. Laura Wilson, Beverly Caruso, Michele Grywalski. Kathy Wasko. Shirley Young, Dolores Lull. Asia Rial. THIRD ROW Beverly Whitney, Susan Dickinson. Lorraine Morncau. Betty Jane Gerace, Lois Alex. Carol Crump. Diane Broe, Linda Geremia, Judy BelofT. Marilyn Scichtcr. Susan Brackett. FOURTH ROW: Kathleen Goodrich, Renee DuBois, Jeannette Palmer. Maureen Pasensky, Dana Lord, Alan Quinn, Kenneth Fritz, Charles Malaguti. Richard Larese, LeRoy Kearns, Lee Turlis, Jennie Czaja. Mary Papp. Jane Loomis. Dr. Otto, advisor. CHOIR The Mixed Choir, directed by Dr. Richard Otto, strives to combine individual talents and group harmony. Charlotte Kingsland serves as president, Lorraine Morncau as vice-president, and Renee DuBois as secretary-treasurer. The choir takes part in two concerts a year. Mid-Win ter Concert Janice Ullman, Jeanette Palmer FROST ROW. left to right: Zalita Alves, Susan Ellefsen, Janice Ullman. Dolores Lull, Celaine Wheeler, Carey-Ann Xaillcs. Barbara Sabo, Florene Gioiella, Jean Lanzoni, Pat Carpenter, Marilyn Papalc, Peggy Williams. Gail Backes, Pam Rudinc, Renee Du Buis, Paula Fenton, Rita Sullivan. SEC-OS I) ROW: Joan Corcoran, Geraldine Stella. Patricia Mr Guire, Shirley Lenart, Joan Guidain, Sylvia Russell, Jeanette Palmer, Phylis Brown, Susan Dickenson, Barbara Kusak. Renata Rogers, Janice Johnson, Faith Smith, Karen Dederick, Janet Haller, Donna White. THIRD ROW: Dr. Richard Otto. Jo-Ann Coscnza, Mary Torelli. Kay Goodrich, Jane Wilhousky, Jane Loomis. Susan Socha, Marilyn Scich- ter, Susan Karolshak. Beverly Kozak. Virginia Richards. Charlotte Kingsland. Lorraine Morneau. Dorothy Kusak. Bonnie Mra .ik, Ilona Sabo. Joan Tencza. Valarie Coyne. Diane Wayne, Judy Torgeson, Carol Perrotte. FOURTH ROW: Marion Moshier. Darlene Cannata. George Eddy. Edward Burgess. Thomas Oppelt. Robert Hunter. Dana Lord, Roger Coleman. Charles Koski. Charles Stacey. William Ingraham. Harold Scott, Walter Reichhclm. Edward Gcrosa, Robert Otto. Alan Quinn. Glenn Calkins. Stanley Loncola. Frank Pierson. Alice Fleischer. Karen Popovich. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Harold Crump, Karen Fanterella, Susan Lakatos, Donna Turi, Ann DcLucia, Alva Stowick, Beverly Caruso, Janice Zwibble, Barbara Treloar, Louise Gianotti, Nora Scott. Peggy Powers, Patricia Hocking, Diane Ragone, Patricia Gonyo. SECOND ROW: Marcia Nearing, Diane Broe, Eileen Snith, Susan Grace, Patricia Kenneally, Lynn Soos, Lenore Balogh, Jennie Czaja, Diane Michonski, Kathy Allen, Patsy Barrett, Judy Reid, Laura Wilson, Katherine YVasko, Rebecca Gerace. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Gerace, Anita Olavage, Carol Camire, Leah Bur-bach, Joyce Pattee, Roberta Gardner, Patricia Frashier, Pamela Walton, Lorraine Tartaglia, Rosemary Brezicki, Sheryl McCarthy. Joyce Pense, Helen Grija, Brenda Peretti, Roberta Gianotti. GIRLS’ The Girls’ Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Harold Crump, is a combined body of two girls’ choruses that rehearse separately but perform as one large singing group. By participating in the Girls’ Glee Club, the student develops her musical talents, becomes acquainted with various types of music and enjoys the opportunity of entertaining others. MARCHING Mr. Harold Crump, Director FIRST ROW. loft to right: Susan Rrarkett, Paula Fenton, Georgia Cestaro, Doris Boyce, Patsy Thomas, Lois Bayard, Mary Papp, Linda Morris, Pilar Esteban, Carolyn Escato, Eleanor Zany. Mr. Harold Crump. SECOND ROW: Celaine Wheeler, Rita Kittridge, Joyce Sirois, Jane Massey, Patricia McGuire, Mary Clack, Lcatrice Turlis, Marilyn Williams, Susan Yuris. Barbara Mozden, Bonnie Grace, Danuta Zwabowski. THIRD ROW: Carol Schwcigcrt. Alice Mczza. Wanda Thompson, Janet Kozak, Judy BelofT, Margaret Dunn, Karen Chappo, Joyce Kozak. Beverly Whitney, Janice Brooks, Maureen Pasensky, Cheryl Davies, Carol Torello. GLEE CLUB Precision performance is the reward of the musicians who play in the Marching Band, which adds color and vitality to all home foot-hall games in the fall, as well as to the Memorial Day Parade in the spring. Members of the concert band, as well as other interested musicians comprise this rhythmical organization. Mr. Harold Crump is director. BAND LcRoy Kearns, Drum Major FIRST ROW, left to right: Kay Goodrich, Richard Vitale, Asia Rial, Anita Cwirka, Noma Gardner, Gretchen Gustav-son. SECOND ROW: Diane Broe, Mary Torelli, Peggy Mottram, Gail Saxton, Suzanne Sckcllick, Genefa Ballough, Anne Nowotenski, Mary Papp, Laurie Jennings, Richard Wahl. THIRD ROW: Diane Wayne, Maureen Carroll, Kathleen Slie, Leah Bcthkc, Anita Qlavage, Karen Grana, Karen Barnes. Gerald Hoffman, Leonard Costanza, Charles Stacey, Rocco Sclvaggi, Lois Alex, Neils Wigforss. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Young, Faith Smith, Sharon Battles, Carol Skubby, Corrine Wheeler, Sally Wilkes, Karen Fanterella. FIFTH ROW: Gary Barker, George Eddy, Arthur Papale, Warren Smith. Peter Donzcllo, Edward Lange, Robert Otto, Charles Malaguti. FRONT ROW. left to right: Miriam Hager, Karen Flis, Mary Howe. Margaret Powers. Brenda Stuer, Holly Hayes, Susan Dickinson. SECOND ROW: Dana Lord. Susan Andrews, Susan Collins. Wayne Carlson, John Boncoddo, Michelle Grywalski, Elaine Provenchcr, Matthew Furman, Carol Crump. THIRD ROW: Charles Balassa, Albert Barbieri. Robert Hayes. Ernest Mrazik. Bruce Todd, Kathleen Wasko, Ccorgc Yazcnski, Warren Hill, LcRoy Kearns, Gary Ames, Kenneth Fritz. Joan Tencza, Jane Loomis. TOP ROW: Robert Bailey, John Ives, Karl Woodrow, Charlotte Kingsland. Susan Mahan, Paul Jensen, Leatrice Turlis, Elizabeth Eylward, Richard Larese, Thomas Myers, Robert Bell. Fred Metaburger. Robert Wcstervelt, Kenneth Arthur, William Ingraham, and Mr. Harold Crump, Assistant director. BAND The Lyman Hall Band affords many students the opportunity to learn and enjoy fine music. Conducted by Dr. Richard Otto, the band performs at concerts, assemblies, and pep rallies, and provides excellent entertainment to its various audiences. 69 SEATED: Ann Marks. Gail Marcuss, Marilyn Seichter, Hattie Sittnick, Victoria Nevin, Janet Kozak, Mary Clack. ST AS DISC: William Saas. Roxane Schcchtcr. Patricia Carpenter, Mary Ellen Butler, Dolores Lull, Nancy Tryzciensky . Mai Butler, Dolores j,u|| Ann Marks, Mary Clack COMPASS Organized by a volunteer group ol Lyman Hall students, the Compass serves as a news media of school activities. Its varied news fields include the academic, social, and athletic pursuits and accomplishments ol the student body. Supervising the Compass staff is Miss Marion Chase, faculty advisor. CHRONICLE Lyman Hall's literary magazine, the Chronicle, offers students the opportunity to express themselves creatively through prose and poetry. Supervised by Mr. Anthony Ruotolo. faculty adviser, and Lee Elder, editor-in-chief, the Chronicle stall collects, compiles, and edits the literary works of the talented of our school. SI.A I'I'd . c;iorja Sastrc, Mary Howe. STANDING: Susan Collins, Wanda Thompson, Karen Pflanz. jane Bemont, Teresa Wyszkowski, Rose Marunda, Suzanne Sckelliek. Karen Pfonikin, Ami Shonek. Sally Hoffman. Yvonne Gage, and Carolyn Elder. SIGNER EDITORS An annual publication, the Signer records the highpoints of the school year and unifies them for remembrance. It depicts classroom life, extra-curricular activities, and candids of the high school students. Compiling the yearbook is the task of seniors on the yearbook staff. In charge are an editor-in-chief, a business manager, and literary, art, and production editors. Miss Muriel Quint is the faculty adviser for the yearbook, with Mr. Jordan Abeshouse as art adviser, Mr. John Kowalski as literary adviser, and Mr. John Mitchell as business adviser. Elizabeth Chamberlain, Editor Gail Carmody, Art Editor Kathryn Schuelke, Literary Editor Elizabeth Eylward, Production Editor William Ingraham, Business Manager 71 Mr. John Kowalski, Mr. Jordan Abeshouse, and Miss Muriel Quint, faculty advisers for the yearbook. Left to right: Dana Lord, Theresa Iglcsias, Claudia Budrow, Lorraine Morncau. (Jail Cannody, Elizabeth Chamberlain, Barbara Valentine, Rose Ann Marunda, Elizabeth Eylward. 72 LITERARY SEATED: Jane Wilhousky, Charlotte Kingsland, Sylvia Casagrande, Kathryn Schuelkc, Lois Alex, Asia Rial, Margaret Powers. ST AS DISC: William MacKenzie, Allan Snow, and Mr. John Kowalski. ART Left to right: Barbara Valentine, Theresa Iglesias, Claudia Budrou, Carol Schwcigcrt. and (Jail Carmody. PROMT' THIN Left to right: Elizabeth Kylward. Donna Warner. Lorraine Morncau. Celaine Wheeler. Missing: Rose Marunda. Richard Vitale, President STUDENT COUNCIL Fellow students: We certainly realize that as a result of three years of work and study in high school we have acquired a considerable degree of knowledge in all of its practical as well as academic aspects. We must also recognize the fact that knowledge alone is really of little consequence, and that without direction or purpose it is self-defeating. It is fortunate, therefore, that at Lyman Hall we have also derived a lesson in the application of knowledge. Simple and yet vital, this lesson began in the classroom, where we developed the capacity for self-analysis. Later, through extra-curricular activities as well as class work, we learned to recognize and to put into practice the important relationship between thought and action-responsibility, for only by accepting responsibility can ideas be successfully translated into deeds. In reviewing our entire school experiences then, have we not been provided with a remarkable formula for future success? Besides receiving a great fund of knowledge, we have also learned how to give it both direction and purpose; besides merely possessing a tool, we possess the ability to use it effectively. Equipped as we are, we have every reason to face the future with both confidence and hope. Serving as a strong tie between the students and the administration, the Student Council is the governing Sincerely, body of Lyman Hall High School. The Council, because RICHARD VITALE it is composed of representatives of the three classes, presents a panorama of student interests and opinions. Although the Council consists of a diversified section of students, they are united by a common goal — the betterment of Lyman Hall. Left to right: Joseph Kovacs, Vice-President; Asia Rial, Corresponding Secretary; Richard Vitale, President: Karen Popovich. Recording Secretary; Victor Cordova, Treasurer. Seniors, FRONT ROW, left to right: Joan Corcoran, Kay Goodrich, Karen Popovich, Lorraine Morneau, Charlotte Kingsland, Jane Wilhousky, Asia Rial. SECOND ROW: Miss Dorothy Dcdcrick, William Hampp, Stanley Orzechowski, Richard Buongirno, William Ingraham, Edward Gerosa, Richard Vitale, Mr. Richard Burner. Juniors, FRONT ROW, left to right: Gail Backes, Barbara Sabo, Donna Tremper, Leona Ford, Renee DuBois, Barbara Kusak. SECOND ROW: Richard Treloar, Victor Cordova, Richard Wachtelhausen, William Choromanski, LeRoy Kearns, Thomas Mansfield, Albert Barbieri. Sophomores, FRONT ROW, left to right: Marion Donovan, Elizabeth Boldizar, Honora Bukowski, Joan Gu-dain, Leah Bcthke. SECOND ROW: Charles Malaguti. George DeSola, John Mango, Patricia Konopka, Robert Strossi, Edward Nowak, John O’Niel. Richard Vitale, President; William Ingraham, Vice-President; Elizabeth Chamberlain, Treasurer; Asia Rial, Secretary. I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY To foster leadership, scholarship, character, and service: and to recognize students possessing these qualities, is the purpose of the National Honor Society. Outstanding students are inducted into the society at an impressive ceremony in the fall and spring of each year. Miss Kennedy advises the Lyman Hall Chapter of this national organization. 76 FIRST ROW. left to right: Richard Buongimo, John Zesk, Richard Vitale, Robert Westervelt. William Ingraham. SECOND ROW: Asia Rial, Elizabeth Chamberlain, Celaine Wheeler, Alan Quinn, Jeannette Palmer, Rose Ann Marunda, Lee Ehler, Lois Alex. Dana Lord. Joseph Cranston, Karen Flis, and Donna Dorsey were inducted into the National Honor Society on January 19, 1962. ACTIVITIES They are yours, and be the measure Of their worth for you to treasure. To unify effort and enjoyment is to fonn the basis of recreational activities. With this as a beginning, we have gone on to receive the gift of education and the pride of fulfillment. With companionship our bulwark and achievement our future, we have treasured each moment. Being ours, we have loved them. Being priceless, we will remember them. COLLEGE CLUB Above Picture: FRONT ROW, left to right: Lorraine Abreu, Linda Morris, Ann Shonick, Elizabeth Gerace, Martha Awdziewicz, Carol Cameron, Karen Fontarella, Natalie Chamberlain, Marilyn Seichter, Judith Beloff, Susan Brackett, Karen Barnes, Joan Linaberry, Dolores Lull, Jennie Czaja, Barbara Sabo. SECOND ROW: Gail Saxton, Gloria Sastre, Linda Manley, Eileen Smith, Holly Hayes, Carol Skubby, Eleanor Cuerbo, Linda Cosenza, Paula Fenton, Karen Grana, Pilar Esteban, Zaba Zolty, Sandra Parylak, Patricia Gavettc, Susan Gliddcn, Suzanne Sckel-lick, Elaine Provenchcr, Jane Bemont, Donna Hacku. THIRD ROW: Asia Rial. Margaret Powers, Gail Backes, Olive Holmes, Elizabeth Boldizar, Linda Geremia, Danuta Szwabow-ski, Audrey Rusiak, Leigh Burbach, Faith Smith, Donna Dorsey, Susan Mahan, Susan Holder, Ann Marks, Diane Boyle, Elizabeth Santillo, Jane Massey, Dorothy Denya, Elizabeth Chamberlain, Karen Pflanz, Lyvia Groobert, Opposite picture: left to right: FIRST ROW: Joan Linaberry, Paula Fenton, Peggy Powers, Lyvia Groobert, treasurer; Patricia Carpenter, vice-president; Jane Wilhousky, president: Donna White, secretary: Susan Holder, program chairman; Carol Cameron, Karen Fantarella. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Connelly, Eleanor Cuerbo, Miriam Hager, Saba Zolty, Kathleen Slie, Toni Bernat, Lee Namnoum, Liz Boldizar, Olive Holmes, Patricia Gavette, Sandra Parylak, Donna Hacku, Gloria Sastre, Holly Hayes. THIRD ROW: Laura Wilson, Donna Dorsey, Jean Lanzoni, Sharon Wentworth. Jennie Czaja, Janice Lamb, Dorothy Denya, Audrey Helene Namnoun, Maureen Hassett. FOURTH ROW: Victoria Navin, Mary Papp, Lynn Soos, Sylvia Casagrande, Judith Lchrman, Leatrice Joy, Mary Clack, Maureen Sturken, Anita Cwirka, Ann Figuerido, Kathleen Orlando, Leah Bethke, Marcia Hoff, Kathleen McQuire, Kathleen Partridge, Sheila Cichocki, Karen Flis, Margaret Mottram, Kathleen Sturken, Paula Zeil, Joan Tcncza, Donna Warner, Renata Rogers, Nancy Wojtasik. FIFTH ROW. Susan Andrews, Roberta Andrews, Rose Marunda, Karen Backstrom, Jane Poropatich, Cynthia Dunn, Joyce Kozak, Barbara Hayden, Sally Hoffman, Lois Alex, Elizabeth Eylward, Diane Broe, Barbara Perkins, Molly Sullivan, Theresa Wyszcowski, Alice Fleischer, Kathryn Schuclke, Roxanne Schechtcr, Janet Kozak, Donna Hickman, Maureen Carroll, Karen Bobinski, Alexandra Hawsin, Darlene Cannata, Cheryl Tefft, Janice Lamb. Rusiak, Nancy Wojtasik, Linda Morris, Sylvia Casagrande, Mary Ann Barbcrino, Betty Santillo. FOURTH ROW: Penny Garvin, Mary Torelli, Sally Hoffman, Barbara Moz-den, Kathleen Sturken, Cynthia Dunn, Ellen Scott. Kathie Schuelke, Donna Hickman, Janice Kontnick, Marcia Hoff, Sheila Cichocki, Kathy Orlando. FIFTH ROW: Paula Zeil, Betty Jane Gerace, Mary Clack, Sandra Hanson. Darlene Cannata, Judy Beloff, Barbara Perkins, Molly Sullivan. Judy Rufleth, Barbara Hayden, Alice Fleischer, Roxanne Schechtcr, Marilyn Seichter, Celaine Wheeler. 81 COUNCILIUM ROMANUM FIRST ROW. Left to Right: Mary Ann Bryda, Karen Barnes. Laurie Jennings. Susan Glidden, Alexandra Hanson, Pamela Rudine, Jane Poropatich. Sandra Love joy. Anne Nowotenski. (Jail Saxton, Carolyn Cameron. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Binette, Eliazbeth Santillo, Carol Robitaille, Dolores Lull. Suzanne Sekellick, Sally Wilkes, Donna White, Carol Skubby, Marilyn Seichter, Eileen Smith, Donna Dorsey. Michele Grywalski, Leah Bethke. THIRD ROW: Emilia Waskiewicz, James Carfora, Joan Gudain, Celaine Wheeler, Karen Fromkin. Bonita Scu-dero. Patricia Burns. Susan Harrington. Thomas Rogers. Kathleen Slic. F'aith Smith, Victoria Navin. FOURTH ROW: Ellen Scott, Eugene Maillct, Timothy Tyler, Maureen Carroll. Judith Rufleth, John Boncoddo, Judith Bel off, Virginia Richards, Kevin Deary, Rose Marunda, Anita Cwirka, Margaret Mottram. GERMAN CLUR Robert Bell. Irene Rosick, Karen Pflanz, Susan Holder, Thomas Mansfield, Edward Treloar, and advisor, Mr. Knoll. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Evelyn Poirier, David Hax, Stephen Bates, Stanley Bates, Albert Gehrke, Peter Centner, Judy Burner. SECOND ROW: Ward Holloway, William Rumskas, Jack Provencher, Walter Reichhelm, William Gilman, Stanley Orzechowski, Peter Copeland, Richard La- rese, Bruce Hartman, William Hampp. THIRD ROW: Richard Rowe, John Ross, James Travers, George Carter, Edward Klebicka, Loyal Bell. Richard Timothy, Stephen Wells, Michael Lane. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Fred Gordon, William Brauch, Robert Wallace, Molly Sullivan, Rebecca Dyson, Barry Goffin, Robert Azzaro, Walter Marston. SECOND ROW: Edward Cryga, Maynard Vass, Thomas Rosick, Robert Borclli, Thomas Grace, Robert Read, David Wilkin- son, Alex Wcrbiski, William Copeland, Patricia Aiello, Harold Rose. THIRD ROW: Thomas Goclowski, Robert Keating, George Manchester, Judson Page, Peter Symes, Thomas Regan, John Esposito, Phillip Coglc, Floyd Hall. Paul La Rock, William Crowley, John Heald. 83 KNEELING, Left to Right: Dolores Lull, Ann Marks, Betsy Kroeber, Nancy Trzeiensky. STANDING: Merla Calabrese. Mary I'.llen Butler. Lyvia Groobcrt. Karen Popovich. 84 SPIRIT COMMITTEE To left, co-chairman William Mackenzie and Lee Ehlcr. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Karen Grana, Zalita Alves, Charlotte Kingsland. Judy Lehrmann. Margaret Powers, Elizabeth Eylward, Donna Dorsey, Lois Alex, Cheryl TefTt, Paula Zeil, Jane Wilhousky. SECOND ROW: Henry Ivan, Robert Hayes, Richard Laresc, Leonard Costcnza, Walter Michonski, Joseph Lee, William Hampp, Richard Distasio, Howard Stevens. MODERN DANCE SITTING, Left to Right: John Zesk, Elizabeth Santillo, Donna Dorsey, Brent Leveille. STANDING: Peter Runge, John Ives, Joseph Cranston, Robert Mitchell. MATHEMATICS CLUB Left to right: Robert YVestervelt, Richard Vitale, Jeannette Palmer, Mr. Ronald Granucci, Michael Moffa, John Zesk. ENGINEERING CLUB FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Harvard Leighton, Raymond Allard, Robert Offcn, Glenn Calkins, Andrew Gere, Henry Ivan. Indulis Ghochoms, Mr. Wilbert Hayes. SECOND ROW: Robert Ritz. Roger Coleman, Warren Smith, John Sullivan, Paul Geremia. THIRD ROW: William Jobbagy, Richard Booth, Nicholas Dubiago, Sergei Pavlovs, Mark Posner. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Cross-ley, John Pelverts, Robert Dombroski. President ............. Nicholas Dubiago Secretary...................Richard Booth Treasurer...................Raymond Allard Missing: John Yusza. Alfred Tanguey. Ronald Metevier. Allred Aston. Robert (iilpatrick AND FELT A SPIRIT KINDRED TO MY OWN, SO THAT HENCEFORTH I WORKED NO MORE ALONE. Together as one and distinguished as a team we stand as the I rojans. We enter on our fields of endeavor united, each member lending courage and spirit to his companions. Relentlessly we battle for the glory of the school: our voices ringing, our call re-echoing, “We are the Trojans, the mighty, mighty Trojans.” FOOTBALL Left to right: FRONT ROW: Joseph Haffner, Toni Dorsey, Wilfred Gilman, Arthur Rocque, Frank Cassello, Lawrence Sage, James Lynch, Edward Gerosa, Raymond Yale, Robert Dombroski, John Dombroski, Walter Michonski, Robert Gilpatrick. SECOND ROW: Coach Long, Coach Cor-bette, George Eddy, Stephen Wells, Raymond Desrosier, Albert Engstrom, Richard Aitken, Carl Haller, Gerald Mun-ley, Edward Carter, A1 Salgado, Peter Partyka, Arthur Lussier, George Gdovin, Geno Zandri, George Yasensky, Kenneth Valiquette, Coach Ruotolo. THIRD ROW: Sergei Pavlovs.Richard Butcher, Paul Ribera. Arthur Papale, George DcSola, Robert Christman, David Pagni, Cesar Luaices, Bryan Van Deun, Bruce Todd, Richard Cassello, John Mcndyka, Michael , Stankas. Charles Cantebury, Fred Gordon, Edward Gryga, Robert Nehez. I FOOTBALL SCORES Lyman Hall 12 Platt 26 Lyman Hall 8 Amity 26 Lyman Hall 0 Seymour 0 Lyman Hall 14 Branford 8 Lyman Hall 0 Cheshire 20 Lyman Hall 6 Shelton 50 Lyman Hall 18 East Haven 36 Lyman Hall 12 North Haven 34 Lyman Hall 14 Derby 28 Larry Sage, Co-Captain 88 Jimmy Lynch, Co-Captain Walt Michonski Toni Dorsey Raymond Yale Bill Gilman Bob Gilpatrick Bob Dombruski John Dombroski Frank Cassello Edward Gerosa Art Rocque BALLET ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD . A SYMPHONY OF MOTION 91 BASKETBALL bRONl ROW7. Left to Right: Joseph Haffncr, Walter Michonski, Charles Gcrace, Ronald Pietruski (captain), George Crasser. Lawrence Sage. Thomas Fitzpatrick. SEC- OS D ROW: Edward Gerosa (manager), Paul Smith, John Carr, William Choromanski, Robert Brooder, John Stupake-vich, John Semrau (manager), Coach Roger McMahon. Captain Ron Pietruski and Coach McMahon Ronald Pictruski. Captain Lyman Hall 65 Eli Whitney 50 Lyman Hall 59 Platt 73 Lyman Hall 83 Malone 81 Lyman Hall 61 Notre Dame 71 Lyman Hall 72 W oodrow Wilson 33 Lyman Hall 58 North Haven 44 Lyman Hall 63 Woodrow Wilson 54 Lyman Hall 63 Derby- 39 Lyman Hall 66 East Haven 57 Lyman Hall 79 Branford 27 Lyman Hall 57 Cheshire 56 Lyman Hall 93 Seymour 44 Lyman Hall 85 Shelton 53 Lyman Hall 88 North Haven 58 Lyman Hall 76 Derby 35 Lyman Hall 66 Notre Dame 76 Lyman Hall 67 East Haven 44 Lyman Hall 51 Branford 53 Lyman Hall 90 Cheshire 46 Lyman Hall 87 Seymour 60 Lvtnan Hall 76 Shelton 43 Tom Fitzpatrick Walt Michonsky TOURNAMENT Crosby 61 Lyman Hall 51 Lyman Hall, making its debut in Class L this year, qualified for the state tournament, but lost to Crosby of Waterbury. SEATED: William McNulty. KNEELING: Joseph Wolak, Arthur Papallc, William Gerace, Daniel Lindsey. Standing, THIRD ROW: Ronald Marks, Richard Butcher, Tobias O’Niel, Wayne Ferrari. BACK ROW: Mr. William Fritz, coach; Joseph Wojtasik. Kenneth Fritz. Charles Kino-land. and Michael Resnick. VARSITY 1961 BASEBALL SEASON Lyman Hall 4—Derby 2 Lyman Hall 5—Shelton 3 North Haven 1—Lyman Hall 0 Lyman Hall 1—Cheshire 0 Lyman Hall 9—Wilcox Tech 0 Lyman Hall 12—Brandford 1 Lyman Hall 11—East Haven 3 Lyman Hall 10—Shelton 2 Lyman Hall 7—Cheshire 2 North Haven 7—Lyman Hall 1 Lyman Hall 12—Derby 2 Seymour 6—Lyman Hall 3 Lyman Hall 13—W i Icox Tech 5 Lyman Hall 4—East Haven Record 0 12 Wins — 4 Losses Tournament Game North Haven 3—Lyman Hall 2 Ronald Pietruski Co-Captain BASEBALL James Lynch Co-Captain Walter Michonski David Papp Stanley Orzerhowski David Durgan and Ronald Olson Opposite page FIRST ROW. left to right: Robert Lunney, Steven Wells, Joseph Haffner, Robert Ritz, Peter Partyka. SECOXD ROW: Charles (ieracc, Stanley Orzechowski, Ronald Olson, Robert Brooder. David Durgan, John Stupakevich. THIRD ROW: David Papp. Ronald Pietruski, James Lynch. Walter Michonski. CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR SQUAD Ona Oster, Carol Robitaillc, Patricia Konopka, Beverly Parsons. Left to right: Susan Collins, Mary Ellen Butler, Carol Crump, Linda Geremia, Carol Schweigert, Joan Corcoran, Betty Jane Gcrace, Jean Lanzoni, Karen Popovich. Captain, Carol Schweigert TRACK FRONT ROW, left to right: Richard Packer, Victor Packer, Mark Posner, Eduard Gerosa, Sergei Pavlovs,- Frank Cassello, Joseph Kovacs, Toni Dorsey, John Scavonc. SECOND ROW: Mr. George Hugo, Kenneth Melillo, George Eddy, Richard Treloar, Eduard Carter, Kenneth Valiquette, Gary Ross, Stephen Sarkkinen, George Gdovin, George Yasensky. Roger Appell, Paul Gcrcmia, Robert Hayes, Mr. Harry Carrity THIRD ROW: Henry Ivan, manager. Joseph Kovacs and Paul Geremia 100 Toni Dorsey and Sergei Pavlovs Edward Gerosa and Henry Ivan Robert Hayes and Frank Casscllo Mark Posner and John Scavone PLAYS AND PROMS . . . the best we have to offer And not our worst nor second best Our best, our very best. In our hearts we shall always cherish those few moments of beauty and enchantment When out feet were light and our hearts were gay. The bright colors, soft lights, and resounding applause are all part of those evenings that we worked so hard to make perfect. These are moments to remember. OUR TOWN Junior Class Play Our Town, a three-act drama by Thorton Wilder, was presented by the Junior Class on November 17 and 18, in the high school auditorium. Mrs. Mary Starnes directed the a ward-winning play. The drama depicts the life of a New Hampshire village — with its humor and heartbreaks — set against a background of social and religious ideas in Grovers Comers. The Junior Thespians were assisted by general chairman Jane Beamont and her committees. Company of Our Town KNEELING, left to right: Frank Pearson, Matthew Furman, Walter Dembiczak, William Chorornanski, Alan Quinn, Carl Ban-decci. STANDING: Thomas Mansfield, Leroy Kearns, Gail Marcus, James Deary, Karen Fromkin, Susan Holder, Kenneth Mclillo, Donna Waycott, Nocllc Johnson, Martha Awdzicwicz, Roxanne Sechter, Danuta Szabowski, Laurie Jennings, Barbara Baucher, JoAnn Cosenza. JUNIOR Left: Walter Dembiczak as the stage manager. Center: Noelle Johnson, Donna Waycott, Barbara Sabo. (Back to camera) Susan Holder. Right: Noelle Johnson as Emily. PLAY Mrs. Mary Starnes, Director A scene from the Junior Class Play, Our Town. Chairmen: Theresa Iglesias. Makeup; Margaret Powers, General; Charlotte Kingsland, Costume; Judith Beloff, Props. THE CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Left to right: Ann Marks, Rose Ann Marunda, Albert Gherke, Pairicia Carpenter, Susan Granito, Howard Stevens, Betty Jane Gcrace, William McKenzie. FIRST ROW, left to right: Carole Oles, Susan Brackett, Asia Rial, Richard Larcse, James Lynch. SECOND ROW: Pilar Esteban. Mary Ann Smith, Elizabeth Gerace, Carolyn Ehler, Cheryl Tefft, Joan Gendron, Carol Crump, Ann Marks, Danuta Szwabowski, Eileen Smith. Asia Rial, Joan Gendron The Christmas Pageant, presented annually by the Girls' League, admirably pictured the expression of love and tradition that is the true spirit of the Christinas Season. Miss Marion Chase directed the pageant, an original script written by-Carolyn Ehler. The Modern Dance Club, under the guidance of Miss Marianne Lacy, added color to several scenes. Peggy Powers was the student chairman. 107 THE POINSETT IA TREE 108 CHRISTMAS DANCE Girls’ League Dance Chairman FRONT ROW, left to right: Joan Gudain, Joan Corcoran, Jane Wilhousky, Jean Lanzoni, Judith Lehrman. SECOND ROW: Ellen Scott, Carole Oles, Karen Popovich. Christmas Carols around the Poinsettia Tree. JUNIOR PROM ALOHA TO THE SENIORS JUNIOR PROM CHAIRMEN Karen Popovich. Refreshments: Joan Corcoran, Invitations; Gail Carmody, Programs; and Lorraine Morneau, General Chairman. Decorating for the Prom are: FRONT ROW: Karen Popovich, Jean Lanzoni, Michele Pirc. BACK: Gail Carmody, Barbara Kovach, Chairman: and Joan Corcoran. Junior Prom in Blue Hawaii rendered by Frank Cassello, Beverly Caruso, Pilar Estaban, Edward Gerosa, Anthony Dorsey, Lorraine Morneau, and Alan Quinn. SENIOR PROM CHAIRMEN Lois Alex, Programs: Carolyn Ehler, Invitations; Charlotte Kingsland, General Chairman: Judith Lehrman, Refreshments; Gail Carmody, Decorations. Opposite: Jean Lanzoni, Cole Proctor, Karen Popovich. Jerome Kaprinski enjoy a Venetian garden. EVENING IN VENICE ROYALTY OF THE SENIOR PROM Principal John J. Price crowns Joan Corcoran, Queen of the Senior Prom. QUEEN JOAN AND HER COURT Left to right: Richard Buongirno; Lorraine Morneau, attendant: Richard Larese, Senior Class President; Asia Rial, attendant; and Malcolm McPherson. “QUEEN JOAN’’ Joan Corcoran, Queen of Senior Prom; November 4, 1961 117 SENIOR CLASS THEY WOULD NOT FIND ME CHANGED FROM HIM THEY KNEW ONLY MORE SURE OF ALL I THOUGHT WAS TRUE. Sow we depart. The time of discovery calls anew, and a boundless world aw'aits our quest. Wc stand alone in our search, yet together in our memories. Memories of days of learning and activity, of ideas and plans, of disappointments and exaltations. Thus have we shaped and molded. Now w'e turn to the years ahead — some fearftd, some sure, all eager. Our vision is pure; our promise, hope. Let us not hesitate. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lorraine Morneau, Secretary: Richard Larese, President; Susan Karolshak, Treasurer: Stanley Orze-chowski, Vice-President. 121 Lorraine CLASS HISTORY A POEM BEGINS IN MIGHT AND ENDS IN WISDOM The first stanza . . . the joy of anticipation . . . the joy of adventure . . . the delight of venturing into the unknown. In the fall of 1959, we began a new experience. With delight we accepted more adult responsibilities: challenging assignments, careful planning of time, extensive concentration, the initiating of class activities, and the piomoting of individual, class, and school welfare. Assuming positions of responsibility in the class were Dick Larcse, president; Ed Gerosa, vice president; Karen Popovich, secretary; and Sue Karolshak, treasurer. Representing our class in the student council were: Kay Goodrich, Pilar Esteban, Lotte Jensen, Susan Karolshak, Charlotte Kingsland, Dick Larese, Stan Orzechowski, Bob Gilpatrick, Ricki Vitale, and Bill Ingraham. Lorraine Morneau was chairman of our ring committee which was composed of Beth Eylward, Joan Gendron, Pat Tombari, Jane Wilhousky, Joan Corcoran, Karen Popovich, James Lynch, Arthur Rocque, Michael Lane, and Richard Booth. While learning to aid in the governing of ourselves, our class, and our school, we gained increasing knowledge of ourselves and our companions. We recognized true leaders in Ricki Vitale and Joan Corcoran and enthusiastically chose them as co-chairmen of our Sophomore Dance. The artistic talent of Gail Carmody led the decoration committee in vividly depicting the theme, “Sea Mist.’ Soon after final exams our first year in senior high school came to a close — a year of challenging experiences combined with an increasing awareness of ourselves as individuals and as contributing members of our class and our school. The second stanza . . . renewed feeling of anticipation, of learning and of experiencing anew. As upperclassmen, we returned the following September with hope mingled with uncertainty. To lead us through this most important year, we elected Jimmy Lynch as president; Dick Larese, vice-president; Joan Corcoran, secretary; and Susan Karolshak, treasurer. Assisting them were the members of the Junior Representative Council: Bonnie Fernandez, Karen Grana, Peggy Powers, Jane Wilhousky, Sheila Cichocki, Charlotte Kingsland, Lois Alex, Pat Tombari, Diane Naimo, Ricki Vitale, James Lynch, Winfred Gilman, William Ingraham, Arthur Rocque, Stan Orzechowski, Richard Buongirno, Charles Gay, Toni Dorsey, and Howard Stevens. Also, chosen to represent us on the Student Council were Joan Corcoran, Pilar Esteban, Susan Karolshak, Jean Lanzoni, Karen Popovich, Asia Rial, Richard Buongirno, Frank Cassello, Toni Dorsey, Paul Geremia, Ed Gcrosa, Joe Kovacs, Mike Reardon, and Ricki Vitale. One of the first decisions of the year was the selection of our class colors, blue and white; class flower, the carnation; and class motto, “It matters not how long we live, but how.” In November we joined with the sophomore and senior classes in bidding farewell to a dedicated administrator and a good friend, our principal, Mr. Langdon D. Fernald. His position was then ably filled by Mr. George Stevens, a man who also endeared himself to our class. It was also in November that our class staged its first theatrical production, “House on a ClifF,” under the direction of Miss Joan Dubiel and student chairman, Pilar Esteban. In the cast were, Claudia Budrow, Paula Zeil, Asia Rial, Beverly Caruso, Charles Gay and John Strout. Soon after the Christmas holidays, we began planning for the big event of our junior year, the Junior Prom, which was entitled “Aloha.” Lorraine Morneau was chosen as general chairman of the event and was ably assisted by Gail Carmody, Barbara Kovach, Joan Corcoran, Karen Popovich, and Richard Larcsc. This event climaxed our junior year in high school — a year that saw us become more mature and better able to understand ourselves and the challenges that lay ahead. The third stanza culminates the pocin. The delight is still present. Yet there comes now a growing realization of the meaning of the entire poem. In the fall of 1961, our class returned to Lyman Hall for the final time, bringing with us a greater knowledge of ourselves and the world which we would soon face. Upon our return we were greeted by Mr. John Price, our new principal. Mr. Price succeeded Mr. Stevens who accepted a position in Germany. After adjusting to the routine of school life, we elected the following to class officers to guide us through this momentous year: Dick Larese as president; Stan Orzcchowski, vice-president; Lorraine Morneau, secretary, and Sue Karolshak, treasurer. Our final year in high school presented many challenges and opportunities. We elected Asia Rial, Joan Corcoran, Karen Popovich, Lorraine Morneau. Jane Wilhousky, Charlotte Kingsland, Kay Goodrich, Richard Vitale, Joe Kovacs, Ed Gerosa, Richard Buongirno, Bill Ingraham, Stan Orzechowski and Bill Hampp to represent us on the Student Council. Chosen as officers of this body were Ricky Vitale, president: Joe Kovacs, vice-president; Karen Popovich, secretary, and Asia Rial, recording secretary. Joe Kovacs was, however, absent for most of the first semester due to a football injury sustained early in the year. Jim Lynch and Larry Sage were co-captains of the football team and Ronnie Pietruski was captain of our basketball team. Both teams consisted of many senior boys who went out to fight for Lyman Hall. Senior girls on the cheerleading squad under the direction of captain Carol Schweigert were Joan Corcoran, Jean Lanzoni, Betty Jane Gcrace, and Karen Popovich. Starting early in the fall but lasting through the year, the Signer staff under Elizabeth Chamberlain's guiding hand, planned toward the completion of the Signer of 1962. In November we held our Senior Prom, which was entitled “Evening In Venice” Charlotte Kingsland, general chairman, coordinated the activities of the various committees headed by Gail Carmody; Lois Alex, Judy Lchrinaii, and Lee Elder. Life, however, was not all one gay social event. A great part of the year saw us applying to colleges and universities and anticipating the December and January College Boards. The seriousness of our decisions was becoming increasingly apparent. We found ourselves anticipating the last day, graduation, with a mixture of emotions. As spring came, we delighted in our activities; and experiences assumed a bittersweet quality. We enjoyed ourselves and yet there was the realization that along with this honor and joy comes the farewells, the loss of friendly ties grown during the past three years, and the dispersement of our class. Then came the last class meeting, the election of Class Marshalls, the Class Night Banquet, and that final senior event, Graduation. The poem is completed. It has been read stanza by stanza, each new image engendering renewed delight and each new stanza adding further meaning to the entire poem. The result is a new interpretation of a phase of life, a new wisdom. Yet the poem is really not ended. With each new experience the meaning of the poem will grow and the wisdom gained will add color to otir every endeavor. i Fellow Classmates, Wc arc now entering the final days of our high school career. Upon our departure from Lyman Hall we shall be confronted with the challenge of a complicated world. As individuals we may face at some time economic insecurity, racial intolerance, or forms of dishonesty. As citizens we must work toward solving the problems of our nation as it attempts to perform its duties in the world community. The problems we have seen growing in the past few years arc still to be solved — the search for cures of fatal or crippling diseases, the increased world tension, the struggle of the U.N. to uphold its charter, the advance in the field of technology, the potential destruction of man by man. These challenges are very great, but I am confident that the class of 1962 can work towards solutions of these problems. Through the many activities that you, the members of the graduating class have initiated, the spirit that you have shown, and the many successes you have achieved, prove that you have the ability to cope with these problems. Along with this ability, you have received training, guidance, and skills through the efforts of the faculty and administrators to whom we express our cordial thanks Therefore, having gained in knowledge, experience and responsibility, and by utilizing your judgment and understanding, you shall surely be prepared to face the future and its challenges. I know that all of you will be successful in life and I do hope you will never forget your fellow classmates. I would like to say that you are the greatest group of “kids” I’ve ever known or want to know and I wish to thank you for your vast cooperation in class functions. May you have good luck in all of your future endeavors and may God bless all of you. Sincerely yours, RICHARD LARESE, Class President 125 ROBERT ADAMS Bob Draftsman . . . spoke gently Engineers Club 11,12. LOIS ALEX Lo College You have only to ask me. and I can tell. Chairman. Dance Refreshment 10; Representative Council 11; Prom Steering Comm. 1 1 ; Chairman Prom Programs 12: Chairman Graduation Reception 11: Prom Decorations 12; Prom Invitations 12; German Club 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; A.A. 11; Band 10,11,12; Signer 12; Orchestra 10: Music Council 11; All-State Band 10; Graduation Honor Usher 11. CHARLETTE ANDRADE Chari Art Teacher . . was 1 ever anything but kind . . .” Entered from North Haven High School 12. Prom Decorations 10,11,12: Art Club 10,11: Homemaking Club 10,11 ; Choir 10. RAYMOND ALLARD Ray Draftsman . . . he would leave enough unsaid Engineers Club 10.11.12. ALFRED ASTON Butch Electronics School . . the strong are saying nothing until they see. Car Club: Cross Country 11,12; Bowling Capt. ZALITA ALVES Zete Beautician Achieve at times a very star-like start. Prom Decorations 11.12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Chorus 11; Choir 12: All-State Chorus 12; Music Council 11; Usher: Concert 11 ; Junior Play. JUDITH BELOFF Judy College . . . desired in friendship Girls' League Decoration Committee 10,11; Prom Programs 12; Chairman Props, Junior Play; Junior Class Play; Chairman Props Christmas Pageant 11; Prom Steering Committee 11; Girls' League 10,11.12; Future Teachers' Club 11,12; Latin Club 10.11,12: College Club 11, 12; A.A. 11.12; Chorus 11,12; Honor Usher 11; Compass 11; Chronicle 10; Signer 12; Music Council 12; Vice Pres. College Club 12; Jr. Prom Decorations 1 1 : Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Stage Manager Christmas Pageant 12. RICHARD AUGUSTINE Aug Porter School What help he is . . . ” Track Manager 10. BONA BALL Undecided Bonnie Make the day seem to us less brief. Girls League 10,11,12; Usher: Class Play 11, Graduation GARY BARKER College • • • to prove we cared. Prom Decorations 12; Football 10,11; Band 11,12; Glee Club 11 ; Choir 12. HOWARD BESSONETT Howie Undecided Happiness Makes Up In Height for What It Lacks in Length. CLAUDIA BUDROW Claude College The way of understanding is partly mirth. Girls’ League 10,11,12; College Club 11; A.A. 11; Girls’ League Programs 11; Prom Decorations 12; Orchestra 10; Chronicle 10; Class Play 11: Signer 12: Girls’ League Pageant 11; Girls’ League Treasurer 12: Class Historian 12; Talent Show 11. MARY ALICE BELL Permanent Job And they are better for her praise. Girls’ League 10,11,12; Leader Group 10: A.A. 11,12; Prom Steering Committee 11. RICHARD BUONGERNO College . . . and obey the Lord. Prom Steering Committee 1 1 : Prom Decorations 12; Latin Club 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; French Club 12; Math Club 12; A.A. 11,12; Honor Usher 11; Nutmeg Boys’ State 11; Student Council 11,12; Representative Council 1 1 ; Class Historian 12. STANLEY BATES Stan He saw himself a farmer. F.F.A. 10,11,12. Farming Dee DIANE BROE Marriage . . . I take it on myself” Prom Decorations 12; Prom Refreshments 12; Music Council 11,12: Girls’ League 10,11,12: Band 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Girls’ Glee Librarian 11,12. 127 DARLENE CANNATA Darcy College . . . to do the best we could Sophomore Dance Decorations 10; Girls’ League Decorations 10; Christmas Pageant 10; Junior Prom Steering Committee 11; Junior Prom Invitations and Refreshments 11; Junior Prom Decorations 11; Senior Prom Decorations and Invitations 12; Modern Dance 11; Girls’ League 10,11,12; College Club 11; Future Teachers’ Club 12; A.A. 11,12; Chorus 10,11; Mixed Choir 11,12; Chansonettes 10; Concert Usher 11; Junior Play Usher 11; Music Council 11; Treas. Historian of College Club 11. PETER BROOKS Pete We love the things we love for what they are. Engineering Club 10. WARREN BRACKETT Service and College In practice, pure Entered from Brockton High School, Massachusetts 11. GAIL CARMODY Carm College Artists the minute they set up as artists Sophomore Representative Council 10; Junior Prom Decorations 11 ; Junior Prom Steering Committee 11; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Graduation Usher 11; A.A. 11,12; Yearbook Art Editor 12; Sophomore Dance Decorations Chairman 10; Chairman Decorations Girls' League 11 ; Junior Prom Programs Chairman 11 ; Senior Prom Decorations Chairman 12. PATRICIA CARPENTER Pat College And I was glad for thee Junior Prom Steering Committee 11, Senior Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League Decorations 10; Future Teachers’ Club 10,11,12; French Club 11; Compass 10,11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 12; A.A. 11,12; Usher, Junior Play 11; Girls’ League Executive Board 10; Vice-President, Future Teachers’ Club 12; Compass Circulation Editor 12; Compass Exchange Editor 10. RICHARD BOOTH Dick Aeronautical Engineering “You must be learned ... Junior Ring Committee 11; Engineers’ Club 12; Math Club 12. JITDSON CALKINS, Jud Psychiatrist . . he still Keeps finding Good arguments ” Football 10,11; A.A. 10,11. MARCIA CALZA Marcia Secretary “Have loved it clear and high” Senior Prom Decorations 12; A.A. 10,11; Chorus 10,11; Guidance Program Chairman 10,12; Girls’ League Executive Board. 128 WILLIAM BUTLER Bill . . . he was calm Undecided SYLVIA CASAGRANDE Syl Teaching I met a lady . . . Junior Prom Steering Committee 11; Sophomore Dance Decorations 10; Senior Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; French Club 11; Future Teachers’ Club 12; College Club 11,12; A.A. 11,12; Pep Club 11; mixed Choir 11,12; Chasonettes 10; Yearbook Literary Staff 12. ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN Libby Teaching And come with all her honors home. Junior Prom 10; Sophomore Dance Invitations 10; Girls’ League Decorations 11; Chairman Ushers at Junior Play 11 ; Junior Prom Steering Committee 11; Secretary College Club 10; National Honor Society Treasurer 11,12: Future Teachers’ Club 11; College Club 11; Civil War Centennial Program 11; Yearbook, Editor-in-Chief 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Girls’ League Talent Show 11; Honor Usher at Graduation 11; GEORGE CARTER Dairy Farmer From contact with earth Future Farmers’ of America 10,11,12. PETER CENTNER Pete Dairy Farmer You were forever finding some new play. Future Farmers’ of America 10,11,12. BEVERLY CARUSO Bev Dancing Teacher . . . and the heart sings Prom Decorations 11; Soph. Dance Invitations 10; Girls’ League Programs 11 ; Junior Prom Steering Committee 11; Girls’ League 10,11,12; College Club 11; Chorus 11,12; All-State Chorus 12; Junior Class Play 11; Compass 12: Music Council 12. KAREN CHAPPO Kare Undecided . . . spirit to stand simply forth Girls’ Glee Club 10,11,12; Cirls’ League 10,11,12. FRANK CASSELLO Franko Air Force None shall be as ambitious as he . . . Junior Prom Steering Committee 11; Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Key Club 12: Pep Club 11; Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10; Track 11,12; Intramural Basketball 10; Student Council 11; Soph. Representative Council 10; Athletic Association 10,11,12; President Pep Club 11. SHEILA CICHOCKI Chickie College . . . to inspire the understanding of a friend. Flower, Motto and Color Committee 11; Prom Decorations 11,12; Junior Prom Steering Committee 11; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Prom Decoration Committee 11; Future Teachers’ Club 12; Modern Dance Club 11; Pep Club 11; Bowling 11; A.A. 11,12; Intramurals 10; Junior Play Usher 11; Representative 11. JOSEPH CRANSTON Joe Teacher And he learned . . . French Club 11; Math Club 11,12; Intramurals 11,12; A.A. 10,11,12; Compass 11. PETER S. COPELAND Pete Engineer . . . earth returned their love. F.F.A. 12. ROSE B. CRICCO Ro Secretarial School . . . with a grace to reason Prom Decorations 11,12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 12; Intramurals 12. VALERIE E. COYNE riny College And truly it was fair . . . Yearbook Staff 12; Jr. Prom Committee 11; Sr. Prom Committee 12; Girls’ League 12; Pep Club 11,12; A.A. 11,12; Mixed Choir 10,11,12; Jr. Play 11; Graduation Usherette 11. DOMINICK D. DEBAISE Chuke Insurance Man . . . looked to be happy . . . LEONARD J. COSTANZA, JR. Hooper-'Tanza . . . I said the truth . . . Band 10,11,12. Lawyer SUSAN DICKINSON Sue College The deed of gift was many deeds . . . Prom Decorations 11,12; Soph. Dance Committee; French Club 10,11.12; Band 10,11,12: Mixed Choir 11,12: Girls’ League 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12: Band Secretary and Treasurer 12. 130 l ° 5% k DO R 'V •rAjrtVr 4i Qw fH Po Cy WE?1 jEngirteeriiffc Club .lfl k2; Ro ) ; 2; ROBERT BUJJI Bob We have stre Key Clubfeu 0 5 Hut AluW fihirl r r (v t .p r Undecided iV J7 tCollege ootball 11, A.A. 10, ICHARD DISTASIO hV , Richie A i • • • sound a laugh. College j School Spirit Committee 12. DONNA DORSEY Don Teaching “. . . know how to speak of anything’ Senior Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League Decorations 12; Latin Club 11,12; Photography Club 12; College Club 12; Future Teachers’ Club 12; Pep Club 11; Girls’ Intramurals 11,12; School Spirit Committee 12; Production Yearbook Staff 12; Honor Usher Graduation 11; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Hostess at Junior and Senior Proms 10. RENE JOSEPH DESJARDINS JR. Re Vocational School You like your fun as well as anyone TONI PAUL DORSEY College He had the gift of words ... Soph. Dance Decorations 10: Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Key Club 12; Football 10,11,12; Track 11,12; Band 10; Student Council 11; Jr. Representative Council. JOHN DOMBROSKI College . . . double adventure. Key Club 10; Football 11,12; Track 10. JOAN CORCORAN Corky Nursing . . . loved my task General Chairman of Soph. Dance 10: Jr. Prom Chairman of Invitations 11; Jr. Play Refreshment Chairman 11; Chairman of Sign-up Sheets for Girls’ League Formal 11; Music Council 11; Glee Club 11; Mixed Choir 12; Honor Usher 11; Girls’ League Executive Board 10,11, 12; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11,12; Girls’ League Pageant 11; Girls’ League Fashion Show 10; Student Council 11,12; Soph. Representative Council 10; Soph. Ring Committee 10; Junior Class Secretary 11; Secretary-Treasurer of Housatonic High School League Of Student Council; Vice-President of Girls’ Glee Club 11; Yearbook Liason Officer 12. ELIZABETH EYLWARD Beth Teacher As sweet companions as might be had. Dance Programs 12; Ring Committee 11; Decorations 10,12; Invitations 11,12; Modern Dance 11, 12, Future Teachers’ Club 10,11; College Club 11, 12; Pep Club 11; Band 10,11,12; Choir 11; Concert Band 10,11,12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 12; Prom Invitations 12; Collector 10; A.A. 10,11; Graduation Flowers 11; Yearbook Production Editor 12. JAMES DORSEY Jimmy Navy Whose claim is good . . . Prom decorations 12; Bowling League 10,12. DAVID DURGAN Dixie Lithographer “To think of the right thing . . . ” Prom Decorations 11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; A.A. 10,11,12. PILAR ESTEBAN Pete College Here come real stars to fill the upper skies. Prom Decorations 10,11,12; Student Council 10, 11; French Club 11,12; Modern Dance 11,12; College Club 11,12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 10,11,12; Prom Entertainment 10,11, 12, Leader Group 10; Choir 12; Girls’ League Talent Show 10,11,12; Chronicle 11,12; Compass 10,11,12; Asst. Editor 11; Play Chairman 11. CAROL ANN ELYETT I-LET Secretary “The ways you found to say the praise . . Prom Decorations 12; Play Make-up 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Prom Decorations 12; Intramurals 12; Senior High Bowling 11. THOMAS DORSEY Tom Navy . . . they work together . . . ” Prom Decorations 12; Art Committee 12; Senior High Bowling League 12. NICHOLAS DUBIAGO Nicky Engineer . . . what we always say is true.” Engineering Club 11,12. SUSAN ELLEFSEN Office work So as to please ...” Prom Decorations 10; French Club 10; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Glee Club 10,11; Mixed Choir CAROLYN LEE EHLER Lee College The speel that so could hold them . . . Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Senior Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League Decorations and Invitations 10,11,12; Future Teachers’ Club 10,12; College Club 10,12; Girls’ Intramurals 10; Modern Dance 12; Leader Group 10; Pep Club 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11; Marching Band 10,11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Graduation Honor Usher 11; Graduation Flower Committee 11; Jr. Play Props 11; Sr. Prom Invitations Chairman 12; Girls’ League Executive Board 11,12; Ticket Chairman For Spring Concert 10; Yearbook Literary Staff 12; Guidance Council 10; Chronicle Staff 11,12. ALBERT CEHRKE A1 Dairy Farming Let those possess the land ... F.F.A. earnings and Savings Committee 12; F.F.A. Secretary 10; F.F.A. Vice-President 11; F.F.A. Treasurer 12. CHARLES S. GAY Chuckie College None should be as ingenious as he . . . Band 10,11,12; Junior Class Play 11; Yearbook Art Staff 12; Jr. Homeroom Representative 11. KAREN FLIS Flea Beautician . . . being loved for what she is Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League Programs 11; Junior Play make-up Chairman 11; Senior Play make-up Committee 12; Girls’ League 10,11, 12; Intramurals 12; Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 11, Graduation Honor Usher. BONNIE MAE FERNANDES Bonnie Secretary Hearing the latter wisdom of the world. Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Girls’ League Decorations 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Decorations 11, Steering Committee 11; Senior Play Decorations 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Soph. Class Representative 10; Junior Class Representative 11. THOMAS FITZPATRICK Fitz Lawyer To be strong, careful, thrifty, diligent Latin Club 10; Cross-Country 10,11,12; Cross-Country Captain 12; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11; Track 12. WILFRED GILMAN Dino College . . . held brotherly speech Junior Prom Decorations 11; Jr. Steering Committee 11; Motto, Flower, Color Committee 11; A.A. 11,12; Football 12; Basketball 10; Jr. Representative Council 11; Dramatics 10. ALICE FLEISCHER A1 College Patience and looking away ahead Girls’ League Decorations 10,11,12; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Sr. Prom Programs 12; Latin Club 11; Future Teachers’ Club 12; College Club 11, 12; Sr. High Bowling 11,12; Gym Demonstration 10; Pep Club 11,12; Girls’ Glee Club 10,11; Mixed Choir 12; Jr. Play Usher 11; Girls’ League Homeroom Representative 10; A.A. 10,11,12; Sr. Play Scenery 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Vice-President Latin Club 11. ELIZABETH JANE GERACE B.J. College And the work is play . . . Jr. Prom Steering Committee 11; Girls’ League Decorations 10,11,12; Soph. Dance Decorations 10: Graduation Decorations 11; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Girls’ League Executive Board 12; Future Teachers’ Club 10,11,12; French Club 11; College Club 11; Leader Group 10; A.A. 10,11,12; Awards Banquet Chairman 10; J.V. Twirler 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11,12; Intramurals 10,11; Girls’ Glee Club 11,12; Music Council 12; Compass 10; Jr. Play Program Chairman 11; Play Usher 11; Graduation Usher 11 ; Girls’ League Music Chairman 11; Vice-President Girls’ League 12; Secretary-Treasurer Girls' Glee Club 12; Secretary Future Teachers’ Club 11; Vice-President College Club 11. LYNN GALKO Lincoln Work . . . so very striking. Sr. Prom Invitations 12; Girls’ League Decorations 12; Sr. High Bowling 11; Girls’ League 10,11,12. ANDY GERE Contact Electronics I have no doubt . . . Radio Club 10; Photography Club 10; Engineering Club 12. NOMA GARDNER College It s restful to arrive at a decision Girls’ League Decorations 10,11,12; Girls’ League Invitations 10; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Senior Prom Programs 12; Girls’ League Fashion Show 12; Compass 11; Modern Dance 11; Pep Club 11: A.A. 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12. JOAN GENDRON Joanie Hairdressing You, of course, are a rose Jr. Ring Committee 11; Modern Dance; Girls’ Chorus 10; Mixed Choir 11; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Girls’ League Executive Board 10. EDWARD GEROSA Duane College Nor did he lack for common entertainment. Soph. Representative 10; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Key Club 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11, 12; A.A. 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 11,12; Basketball Manager 10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; Vice-President Soph. Class 10; President Key Club 12. ROBERT GILPATRICK Gil Draftsman And seek with laughter . . . Prom Decorations 12: A.A. 12; Football 12; Intramurals 10; Bowling 11; Student Council 10. SUZANNE L. GAUTHIER Suzal Hairdressing “You will do very well” Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Girls’ League Decorations 12; Intramurals 12; Senior High Bowling 1 1 ; Soph. Representative. FLORENCE GIOIELLA Flo Hairdresser . . . they could be trusted . . . Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Modem Dance Club 11; Girls’ League 10,11,12; A.A. 11,12; Girls’ Glee Club 11; Choir 12; Jr. Play Usher 11; Girls’ League Decorations 10,11; Music Council Representative 11. THOMAS GRALTON Tommy Air Force . . . he’s kinder than the run of men.” Sr. Prom Decorations 12. KATHLEEN GOODRICH Kay Music Education Heaven gives its glimpses only to those Soph. Dance Decorations 10, Sr. Prom Programs 12; Latin Club 10; French Club 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; A.A. 11,12; Leader Group 10; Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 11,12; Choir 11,12; Music Council 10,11,12; All-State Band 11,12; Student Council 10,12; Girls’ League Executive Board 11; Band Librarian 10,11,12; Band Head Librarian 12; Treasurer of Music Council 11. SUSAN GLIDDEN Sue College The heart is still aching to seek Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Sr. Prom Invitations 12; Girls’ League 11,12. KAREN GRANA Candy Physical Therapist There quality makes up for quantity. Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Sr. Prom Invitations 12; Jr. Prom Steering Committee 11; Modern Dance Club 11,12; A.A. 11,12; Girls’ League 10,11, 12; Band 10,11,12; Jr. Representative Council 11; Girls’ League Executive Board 12; Christmas Pageant 11. GRETCHEN R. GUSTAVSON Gretch Modeling . . . Let what will be, be.” Jr. Play Make-up 11; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; German Club 10,11: Band 10,11,12. BARRY GRANNISS Oh, give us pleasure . . . U S. Navy JOYCE GREEN Undecided With laughter . . . Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Girls’ League Representative 10. 135 BONNIE GRACE Hairdressing . . . with a careful voice Art Exhibit 10; Girls’ League 10,11,12. ROBERT HAYES Bob College Friends crowd around me . . . Sophomore Dance Decorations 10; Junior Prom Decorations 11; Senior Prom Decorations 12; Girls' League Decorations 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12. WILLIAM HAMPP Bill College “ . . . Stay the way you are.” Senior Prom Decorations 12: Junior Prom Decorations 11; Biology Club 10,11; Key Club 10,11,12: Key Club Treasurer 12; F.F.A. 10,11,12: Physics Club 10,11: F.F.A President 12; J.V. Baseball 11; A. A. 11,12; Student Council 12. ELAINE HARRISON Enchant the land . . . Undecided Girls’ League 10,11,12: Mixed Choir 12: Girls’ Glee Club 10,11. JANET HALLER Baker Whose work is to find out God And the nature of time and space Girls’ League 10.11,12: A.A. 10,11,12: Intramurals 10, 11: Girls’ Glee Club 10,11: Girls’ Glee Club Librarian 11; Music Council 11; Mixed Choir 12. RICHARD HALL Rich Air Force . . . great harvest I myself desired. Play Construction 10,11. TERRENCE HAYDEN Terry Air Force “ ... It must he pleasant work ” SUZANNE GRONCHESKI Sue Hairdressing . . . All the light Was from the girl herself Senior Prom Decorations 12: Senior Prom Refreshments 12; Girls’ League Decorations 12: Girls’ League 10,1 1,12; A.A. 10. SUSAN KAROLSHAK Sue Hairdressing . . . the worth of your achievement. Jr. Play Refreshments Chairman 11; Girls’ League 10,11, 12; Student Council 10,11; A.A. 11,12; Mixed Choir 11, 12; Glee Club 10; Music Council 11; Class Treasurer 10. 11,12. WARD HOLLOWAY Dairy Farmer' “ He needs a farm” Future Farmers of America 10,11,12; Sentinel of Future Farmers of America 11,12. WILLIAM INGRAHAM Bill College Such a great man . . . Jr. Prom Steering Committee 11; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Class Motto, Flower Color Committee 11; Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Key Club 10,11,12; A.A. 10,11, 12; J.V. Baseball 10, Band 10,11,12; Music Council 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 12; Representative Council 10,11; Student Council 10,12; Yearbook StafT !2; National Honor Society 11,12: All-State Band 11,12; Jr. Play 12; Intramurals 11,12; Christmas Pageant 12; Graduation Honor Usher 11; President Band 12; Vice-President National Honor Society 12; Band Quartermaster 10,11; Jr. Director Key Club 11 ; Yearbook Manager 12. DIANE GREENBACKER Di Secretarial “What counts is the ideals” Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Girls’ League 10,11,12. CHERYL JOHNSON Cher Teaching But from sheer morning gladness . . . Girls’ League 10,11,12. ROBERT HUNTER Bob Art School Vve tried the new . . . Cross Country 10; Choir 11,12: Boy’s Glee Club 10; Jr. Class Play 11. GILBERT HUNTER Gil College 77 see to that if there is need . . . Varsity Football Manager 11; Boys’ Glee Club 10; Choir THERESA IGLESIAS Teri College “But all the funys in hoiv you say a thing” Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Christmas Pageant Make-up Comm. Chairman 12; Modern Dance Club 11; Band 11; Girls’ Chorus 10; Christmas Pageant 10,11; Jr. Play Usher 11; Signer Staff 12; A.A. 10,11,12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Soph. Representative Council 10; Girls’ League Representative 10. BEVERLY KOZAK Bev Nursing . . let’s be fair” Prom Decorations 12; Compass 11,12; Girls’ League 10, 11,12; A.A. 10,11, 12; Jr. Representative 11. HENRY J. IVAN Hank Art College . . . that man could work, . . Golf 10; Track Manager 11,12; A.A. 10,11,12. DOUGLAS A KOMM Doug U.S. Coast Guard This was a man, . . . Baseball 10. fclTTfkDCxE . .sA y Undecided Charyl Spanish major She talks and I am fain to list Dance Publicity Chairman 10; Play Costume Chairman 11; Pageant Costume Chairman 11; Prom Chairman 12; Jr. Prom Decorations 1 1 ; Girls' League Prom Decorations 10,11; College Club 11; Future Teachers' Club 12; Jr. Leader Group 10; Girls’ League 10, 11,12; Music Council 12; Modern Dance Club 11; A.A. 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 11,12; Jr. Representative Council 11; Yearbook Literary Staff 12; President Mixed Choir 12. ADAM KORAB Pinky . . . he was true Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10. Work CHARLES KOSKI Chas Service He looks on the bright side of everything Mixed Choir 12; A.A. 11,12. DOROTHY KUSAK Doe Hairdressing And make us happy . . . Prom Decorations 12; Sophomore Dance Decorations 10; Modern Dance 11; Girls' Chorus 11; Mixed Choir 12; Music Council 11; A.A. 11,12. RICHARD LARESE Dick College Not for myself was I so much concerned. Junior Prom Decorations 11; Senior Prom Decorations 12; Junior Prom Steering Committee 11; Sophomore Dance Decorations 10; F.F.A. 10,11, 12; J.V. Baseball 11,12; Band 10,11,12: Music Council 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Student Council 10; Yearbook Art Staff 12; Honor Usher 11; F.F.A. Treasurer 11; F.F.A. Secretary 12: Band Junior Representative 11; Band Senior Representative 12; Sophomore Class President 10; Junior Class Vice-President 11; Senior Class President 12. PAMELA LATAILLE Pam Hairdressing . . . they came it seemed with a will . . . Girls’ League 10,11,12; A.A. 10,11; Girls’ Glee Club 11; Mixed Choir 12. CAROL LAWRENCE Undecided The thought I have, . . . Sophomore Dance Decorations 10; Girls’ League 10,11,12; A.A. 11. MICHAEL LANE Mike Agricultural Engineer “You know how politely he always goes by Junior Ring Committee 11; J.V. Football 11; Engineers’ Club 10,11; F.F.A. 12. JOSEPH LEE Joe College There was so much more every day to learn Senior Prom Decorations 12; A.A. 11,12; School Spirit Committee 12. JUDITH LEHRMAN Judi College . . . she walked in brightness Junior Prom Steering Committee 11; Junior Prom Decorations 11; Senior Prom Decorations 12; Senior Prom Refreshments Chairman 12; Senior Prom Invitations 12; Future Teachers’ Club 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Intramurals 11,12; Bowling 11,12; Graduation Usher 11. JEAN LANZONI Gooch College To use the gift you do possess Sophomore Dance Decorations 10; Junior Prom Steering Committee 11; Junior Prom Decorations 11; Girls’ League Refreshments Chairman 10; Senior Prom Decorations 12; Senior Prom Programs 12; Sophomore Gift Committee 10; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Future Teachers’ Club 12: Cheerleader 11,12; Chorus 10,11; Mixed Choir 12; Music Council 11: Student Council 11 ; Yearbook Art Staff 12; Girls’ League Executive Board 10; Sophomore Representative Council 10. GERALD LEDOUX Gerry College To right the wrong . . . Latin Club 11,12. MOST POPULAR AND FRIENDLIEST Joan Corcoran and Dick Larese MOST ATHLETIC Paula Ziel and Larry Sage PRETTIEST AND HANDSOMEST BEST DRESSED James Lynch and Joan Corcoran MOST COURTEOUS Asia Rial and Dick Larese MOST MUSICAL Kathleen Goodrich and William Ingraham CLASS COMEDIANS Robert Hunter and Claudia Budrow MOST ENTHUSIASTIC Richard Larese and Karen Popovitch ACCOMPLISHED MOST FOR THE CLASS LORRAINE MORNEAU, RICHARD LARESE 142 HONORS 143 CLASS ARTISTS John Strout, Gail Carmody GAYEST Claudia Budrow, Joe Lee MOST VERSATILE Pilar Esteban, Ricki Vitale BEST DANCERS CUTEST Karen Grana. Stephen Ohr 144 Jane Wilhousky, Dick Larese MOST COLLEGIATE Asia Rial, James Lynch BEST FIGURES AND PHYSIQUE Joan Corcoran, Beth Eylward, Joseph Kovacs MOST DRAMATIC Pilar Esteban, John Strout WITTIEST Claudia Budrow, Richard Buongirno DANA LORD Professional Musician He knew a path that wanted walking A.A. 10; Baseball 10; Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 11,12; Music Council 10,12; Choir 12; All-State Orchestra 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Graduation Honor Usher 11; Drum Major 10; Vice-President Band 12. SHIRLEY LENART Shelly Commercial Art . . . ever so true Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Girls’ Glee Club 10,11; Mixed Choir 12; Music Council 11; Girls’ Glee Club Librarian 11. SANDRA LOVEJOY Sandy Medical Research We will not be put ofj the final goal Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Future Teachers’ Club 10; Girls’ League 10,11,12; A.A. 10,11,12; Latin Club 12; Bowling 11; Compass Reporter 11; Pep Club 11. JAMES MASCIA Mash Electronics . . . should be willing . . . KATHLEEN MCGUIRE Kathy College ... so concerned for other folk Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Future Teachers’ Club 12; Girls’ league 10, 11,12; A.A. 11,12. JAMES LYNCH Jim College . . . will go on farther Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Jr. Ring Committee Chairman 11 ; Basketball 10; Baseball 10,11,12; Baseball Co-Captain 12; Football 10,11,12 Football Co-Captain 12; Christmas Pageant 11; Graduation Honor Usher 11; Soph. Representative Council; Jr. Class President 11. ' _ ege o dauntlei n m te ng Committee Gi VV13 aguc Decora-VVjJ Uwpmittee 11; Senior Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ 2; Latin Club 10,11,12; A.A. 11,12; Col-,12; Intramurals 10,11,12; Awards Banquet viR rfrGraduation Honor Usher 11 ; Yearbook Production Staff 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Civil War Centennial Program 11; Hostess for Proms 10,12; Christmas Pageant 12. JOSEPH LOYD Joe Electronics He looks on the bright side of everything German Club 10,11,12: Football 10; Track 12; Band 10. DOUGLAS MEYER Doug College “Nature I loved; and next to Nature, Art” Football 10,11; A.A. 10,11. WILLIAM MACKENZIE Bill College We've all grown fond of you Entered from Wilbraham Academy, Wilbraham, Massachusetts. Co-Chairman School Spirit Committee 12; Senior Prom Decorations 12; Spanish Club 12; Yearbook Literary Staff 12; Quote Committee 12; Christmas Pageant 12; Girls’ League Decorations 12. JUDITH MERKEL Judy College The petal of the rose Entered from Scton Catholic High School, Endicott, New York. Girls League 12; A.A. 12. WALTER MICHONSKI Whipper College . . . he was true Junior Prom Steering Committee 11; Senior Prom Decorations 12; Key Club 11,12; A.A. 10,11,12; Football 10,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Assistant Senior Director Key Club 12. GEORGE MITCHELL Mitch College “I shall laugh . . Bowling Club 10; Football Intramurals 10. MARION MOSHER Nursing . . . said within my heart French Club 10,11; Bowling 11; Girls’ Glee Club 11; Mixed Choir 12. LORRAINE MORNEAU College She makes the whole flock move along Sophomore Dance Programs Committee 10; Junior Ring Committee 11 ; Junior Prom General Chairman 11; Junior Play Ticket Chairman; Junior Prom Steering Committee 11; Senior Prom Invitations Committee 12; Future Teachers’ Club 11; French Club 10,11; Girls’ League 10, 11,12; Student Council 12; Compass Reporter 10,11; College Club 11; Yearbook Production Staff 12; A.A 11, 12; Girls’ Clee Club 10; Mixed Choir 11,12; Music Council 11,12; Choir Robcmastcr 11; Graduation Usher 11; French Club Secretary 10; French Club President 11; Senior Class Secretary 12; Vice-President Mixed Choir 12; Girls’ League Executive Board 12; Queen’s Attendant 12. JAMES MORIN Speedy He has the greatness to refrain Photography Club 10; Junior Play Decorations 11. STEPHEN OHR Steve College or Service . . . this is a pleasant life J.V. Basketball 10. CAROLE OLES Care College “The lovely shall be choosers . . Jr. Prom Decorations 11 ; Girls’ League Decorations 11; J.V. Twirling 10; Varsity 12; Leader Group 10; College Club 11: Future Teachers' Club 12; French Club 10,11: Intramurals 11; Girls League Fashion Show 11 ; Girls’ League Pageant 11 ; Laurel Girls’ State Representative 11 ; Girls’ League Secretary 12; Girls’ League Executive Board 10,11; Girls’ League 10,11,12. MICHAEL MOFFA Mike College I thought of questions that have no reply Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Math Club 11,12; French Club 10: Key Club 12; Talent Show 11; Soph. Homeroom Representative 10. JOHN PARADISE Jack College “He’s fond of nice things . . Sr. Prom Decorations 12. DAVID PAPP Snake I Service . . . pursued His journey . . . Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; A.A. 10,11,12. JEANNETTE PALMER Jeanne Teacher And this is my sincere reply Girls’ League Decorations 10,11,12; Sr. Prom Programs 12; Yearbook Staff 12; French Club 10,11: National Honor Society 11,12; Math Club 12; Intramurals 10,11,12; Bowling 11; Mixed Choir 11,12; Honor Usher 11; Choir Robe Master 12; Girls’ League Representative 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12. CLIFFORD ONGLEY Cliff College “Be happy, happy, happy, And seize the day of pleasure ’ Track 10. RONALD OLSON Cartoonist He couldn’t keep away from doing something. A.A. 10.11,12; J.V. Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11,12: Intramurals 10; Art Contest 11. STANLEY ORZECHOVVSKI Stash College . . . love of friends, of men, of God Sr. Prom Decorations 12: Signer Business Staff 12; Vo-Ag 10,11,12; Student Council 10,12; Baseball 11,12; Band 10; Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Jr. Prom Decorations 11 ; Girls’ League Decorations 10; Girls' League Pageant 11; Soph, and Jr. Representatives 10,11; Co-Chairman Vo-A e-Key Club Dance 12: President of Vo-Ag 11; Historian of Vo-Ag; Vice-President Sr. Class 12. CAROL PHILIPPI . . . go with the heart. Sr. Prom DecorationsVJ£fr Girls’ Choir 10: Hairdressing Girls’ . Cl V -4 v) C t )' e ARIA PARSONS Cr . i Nursing School Sh)P) beauUJul Sr. Prom Decorations 12: Sr. Prom Program 12: French Club 11; Girls’ League 10,11.12: A.A. 10: Intramurals 11: Music Club 10. SEIGEI PAVLOVS Serge Engineer His heart knew peace . . . Sr. Prom Decorations 12; German Club 10,11 : Key Club 12; Audio Visual Club 12; Track Team 11,12; Football Manager 12: Librarian Aide 12- RONALD PERRIN Nine Pound Navy . . . you will be glad Band. MICHELE PIRE Mich Nursing Spring is the mischief in me . . . Soph. Dance Decorations 10: Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Senior Prom Decorations 12; Girls' League Decorations 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12: Bowling 10; Soph. Representative 10. RONNIE PIETRUSKI R.P. College ... I will do my best Sr. Prom Decorations 12; French Club 10: Key Club 12; J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; J.V. Baseball 10: Varsity Baseball 11.12: Yearbook Laison Representative 12. EMIL POLSON Butch Navy — State Trooper . . . unsoiled and ideal Jr. Prom Decorations 11: Sr. Play Decorations 12i Jr. Play Decorations 11. KAREN D. POPOVICH Pop Airline Hostess Whose prominence has been so vast Jr. Ring Committee 11 : Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Jr. Prom Refreshments Chairman 11; Girls’ League Representative 11; Soph. Representative Council 10; Yearbook Quote Committee 12; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Christmas Pageant 11,12; Modern Dance Show 11; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11,12; Mixed Choir 12; Student Council 11.12; A.A. 10,11,12; Soph. Class Secretary 10; Student Council Recording Secretary 12. WALTER REICHHELM Line College . . . all’s well. Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Girls’ League Decorations 11; F.F.A. Refreshments; F.F.A. 10,11,12; Engineers’ Club 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 12; A.A. 10,11,12. MICHAEL REARDON Mike College . . . Hoiv this laugh rang out Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League Decorations 11,12: French Club 10; Engineers’ Club 12; J.V. Baseball 10; A.A. 11,12; Student Council 11. MARGARET POWERS Peggy College And go ahead to any accomplishment Jr. Prom Steering Committee 11 : Girls' League Decorations 11,12; Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Jr. Class Flower and Motto Committee 11; Girls’ League Invitations 10; Girls’ League Programs 11; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Sr. Prom Invitations 12; Jr. Prom Decorations 11: Talent Show Props 11; Girls’ League Pageant Costumes 11 ; Girls’ League Fashion Show 11; Bowling 10; Basketball 10; Band 10,11,12; Girls’ League Executive Board 11; Girls’ Glee Club 11,12; Music Council 12; Jr. Representative Council 1 1 : Graduation Usher 11 ; Girls’ League Prom Usher 11: Jr. Prom Usher 11; Christmas Pageant 11: Jr. Class Play Costumes Co-Chairman 11; Girls’ Glee Club President 12; College Club 11; Leader Group 10; Future Teachers’ Club 12. JUDITH RUFLETH Judy Teaching . . . steady and unaccusing. Jr. Prom Steering Committee 11; Sr. Prom Invitation Committee 12; Girls’ League Formal Music Committee 12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Future Teachers’ Club 11,12; College Club 11; Girls’ League 10,11,12; A.A. 11,12. WILLIAM SAAS Bill College . . . turning to fresh tasks Baseball Manager 11,12; Compass 11,12; Compass - (, ir I r Force rage” Decorations 11.12: A A. MELA RUDINE College s polite as could be '� ins League Decorations 10: Sr. Prom Invitations 12; Latin Club 11,12; A.A. 11.12: Girls’ League 10,11,12: Mixed Choir 11,12; Latin Club Secretary 11. LYNNE RISEN Insurance We have all the beliefs that’s good for us Girls’ League Decorations 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Photography Club 11,12; Leader Group Banquet 11; Leader Group 11; Bowling 11; Intramurals 10,11,12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; A.A. 10,11,12; Compass Reporter 11; Compass Business Staff 10. ALAN QUINN A1 College I do not see why should e’er turn back Graduation Honor Usher 11; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Compass Staff 11,12; Yearbook Production Staff 12; Latin Club 11; Key Club 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Jr. Class Play 12; Boys’ Glee Club 10; Mixed Choir 11,12; All-State Choir 11,12; A.A. 12; Sophomore Homeroom Representative 10; Music Council 11. RICHARD RUOCCO Ruoc College He wished it all with modern speed Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Girls’ League Decorations 11,12; Jr. Play Decorations 11,12; Sr. Prom Refreshments. ARLENE SYLVIA RUSSELL Sylvia Teaching All you say has greatness Girls’ League Decorations 10,11; Jr. Prom Decorations 11: Leader Group 10; Future Teachers’ Club 12; Intramurals 10,11,12: Play-Days 10,11; Mixed Choir 11,12; Girls’ Glee Club 10. MARILYN PORTER Mar Secretary I’m charmed with her Girls’ League Decorations 10,11,12; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Soph. Dance Decorations 10; A.A. 11,12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Girls' Chorus 11,12; Mixed Choir 12; Jr. Play Usher 11; Compass 11. ARTHUR ROCQUE Buz College Courage is of the heart . . . Jr. Ring Committee 11; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League Decorations 12; Math Club 12; Representative Council 10,11; A.A. 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12: Key Club 12; French Club 10,1 1 ; Yearbook Staff 12. HENRY RYGIEL Hank College . . . strong enough to do good ASIA RIAL College . . . Good is a thing that the great can do Soph. Dance Invitations — Programs Chairman: Girls’ League Programs Chairman 11; Jr. Prom Steering Committee 11; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Girls’ League Invitations 11: Girls’ League 10,11,12: Future Teachers’ Club 11; French Club 10.11: College Club 11,12; A.A. 12; Band 10,11,12; Music Council 11,12; Soph. Representative Council 10; Girls' League Executive Board 11 ; Play Cast 11; Girls’ League Talent Show Chairman 11; Student Council 11,12; Queens Attendant 12; Laurel Girls’ State Representative 11: Honor Graduation Usher 11; Christmas Pageant 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Yearbook Literary Staff 12: Conn. Assoc. Women Deans and Councellors Award 11 ; College Club President 11; French Club Vice-President 11 : Corresponding Secretary of Student Council 12; Girls’ League President 12; Band Librarian 11,12: National Honor Society Secretary 12. LARRY SAGE Big Larry College He draws himself up to his full extent Football 10,11,12; Football eo-captain Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12. SANDRA LEE SAMPLE Sandy Office work “I just want to get settled in my life” Sr. Decorations 12; Girls’ League 10 11,12; Leader Group Banquet Chairman 10; Leader Group 10; Play-days 10,11; A.A. 12; Girls’ League Representative 10. ELIZABETH SANTILLO Betty College I turn to speak to God Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League Decorations 12-Latin Club 11,12; Future Teachers’ Club 12; Photog raphy Club 11,12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; College Club 12; Pep Club 11; Intramurals 12; Jr. and Sr. Prom Hostess 10; Sr. Class Play 12; Photography Club Vice-President 11. MARGARET SATTON PeSgy Private Secretary . . . Words so deeply meant Girls’ League 10,11,12. JOHN SCAVONE . . . all my strength put forth . . . Football 12; Track 12. College BARBARA SANDUSKY Barb Accounting School Of so much warmth and light. Girls’ League Decorations 10,11; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Band 10; Homecoming Tea Committee 11. KATHRYN ROSE SCHUELKE Kathie College . . . My forte is truth Jr. Play Props Committee 11: Jr. Prom Steering Committee 11; Sr. Prom Invitations 12; College Club 11,12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Future Teachers’ Club 11,12: Latin Club 11,12; A. A. 10,11; Yearbook Staff 12; Compass Staff 11 ; Yearbook Literary Editor 12. RAYMOND SLIE Ray Service ... How glad I was JAMES SINGER James ... I met a man . . . Undecided CAROL SCHWEIGERT Schwig For this is love and nothing else is love Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Soph. Dance Invitations 10; Junior Prom Decorations 10; Senior Prom Decorations, Invitations, Refreshments 12; Girls1 League Decorations 11 : Graduation Decorations 11; Graduation Flowers 11; Junior Prom Steering Committee 11; Girls’ League 10,11,12; College Club 11,12; J.V. Cheer-leading 10; Varsity Cheerleading 11,12: Play Day 10; A. A. 10,11,12; Orchestra 10; Chorus 11,12; Girls’ League Fashion Show 11 ; Graduation Usher 11; Yearbook Art Staff 12: Cheerleader Captain 12; Chorus President 11,12. ROSAMOND SIBIGA R°se Nursing . . . Friendship at your side A.A. 11,12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Glee Club 11,12. LINDA SCIIROEDER Business College Make yourself up a cheering song . . . Girls’ League 10,11,12: Bowling 11. ALLAN CARTER SNOW A1 College . . . Those who for some good discerned Yearbook Staff 12; Math Club 11; Cross-country 11; Football Manager 12. BONITA SCUDERO Bonnie Medical Doctor And very sensible . . . Jr. Prom Steering Committee 11; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Latin Club 11,12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; College Club 12. HOWARD PAUL STEVENS Littlest Senior College . . . a friend calls to me . . . Jr. Prom Steering Committee 11: Visual Aids Club 12: Band Manager 12; Jr. Class Representative 11. ELLEN MARIE SULLIVAN El Business School They are tireless folks . . . Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Sr. Prom Programs 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12. CHARLES STACEY Chuck Airplane Pilot For them there was really nothing sad Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Choir 12. CHERYL LEE TEFFT Cherri College That smile! Sophomore Dance Music Committee 10; Sophomore Dance Decorations 10; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Sr. Prom Invitations 12; Senior Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League Decorations 10; Modern Dance Club 11; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Girls’ League Executive Board 12; French Club 11; College Club 11,12; Pep Club 11; A.A. 10,11,12; Homeroom Dues Collector 12; Christmas Pageant 12. SUSAN URQUHART Sue I.B.M. School I should not be withheld . . . Senior Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; A.A. 11. MARY TORELLI College . . . couldn't be called ungentle Girls’ League Invitations 10; A.A. 12; Future Teachers’ Club 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12: Band 10,11,12; Girls’ Glee Club 10,11; Choir 12; Orchestra 10,11. NANCY TRZCIENSKY Trez Business College I turned and looked back upward. The whole sky was blue. Sophomore Dance Decorations 10: Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Girls' League Decorations 12; Modern Dance Club 11,12; A.A. 11,12; Girls’ League Representative 10,12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Intramurals; Treasurer of Chorus 11; Christmas Pageant; Compass Associate Editor. PATRICIA TOMBARI Pat Secretarial Work “. . . I'm sociable Jr. Ring Committee; Jr. Prom Steering Committee; Soph. Homeroom Representative 10; Jr. Homeroom Representative 12. MARY TOMKO Mar Business “I may have thought as much, but not aloud Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Bowling. JOHN J. STROUT Jack Commercial Art Man's ingenuity was good Key Club 11,12: Key Club Scrap Book Chairman 12; Choir 11,12: Jr. Play Props 11; Girls’ League Talent Show Props 11 ; Designer of Key Club Scrap Book cover 11,12; Jr. Play cast 11. BARBARA VALENTINE Barb Business School She has a touch of gold Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Signer Staff 12; A.A. 12; Girls League 10,11,12; Jr. Homeroom Representative 11. RICHARD VITALE Rick . College . . . m quest of the knowledge beyond the bounds of life Soph. Dance General Chairman 10; Jr. Class Play Publicity 11; Key Club 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Music Council 10,11; A.A. 10,11,12; Soph. Representative Council 10; Jr. Representative Council 11; Baseball 10; Track 11; Band 10,11,12; All-State Band 12; Student Council Summer Workshop 10; High School Mathematics Contest Winner 11 ; Graduation Honor Usher 11; Key Club Vice-President 12; Key Club Secretary 11; Student Council President 12; National Honor Society President 12; Merit Scholarship Finalist. NEILS WICFORSS Neils Undecided The bravest that are KATHRYN WASKO Kathy Nursing 7 he heart can think . . . Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Sr. Prom Refreshments 12; Girls’ League Decorations 12; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Modern Dance Club 12; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Girls Glee Club 10,11,12; A.A. 12; Music Council Representative 12; Girls’ Glee Club Vice-President 12. DONNA WARNER Donnie College As magical as sunlight Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Jr. Prom Steering Committee 11; French Club 10; Girls’ League 10.11,12; A.A. 11,12; College Club 12. Undecided JOSEPH WILLIAMS . . . many must have seen him . . . ESTERVELT n College jety lOvllV Math Club 12; Band w ) 1 iJ Wraduation Orchestra HonortTOsher 11 ; National Honor e Assemb|p Chairman 12. JOAN WALLACE Joanie Business College . . . who saw afar Girls’ League 10,11,12; Glee Club 11. RAYMOND YALE Ray Undecided He was one of the kind sports . . . Football 11,12; A.A. Jr. Play Props 11; Jr. Prom Decorations 11. BEVERLY WHITNEY Bcv Secretary Quiet and light and warm ... Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Sr. Play Props 12; Leader Group 10; Teachers’ Club 12; Pep Club 11; Intramurals 10; A.A. 10,11; Glee Club 11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Music Council 12; Glee Club Vice-President 12. CELAINE WHEELER Religious Education To do work better or faster . . . Jr. Prom Steering Committee 11; Sr. Prom Invitations 12; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Soph. Dance Committee 10; Soph. Dance Invitations 10: French Club 11; Compass 11; Latin Club 12; Future Teachers' Club 12; Pep Club 11; College Club 12; A.A. 11,12, Orchestra 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Choir 12; Music Council Representative 11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; All-State Music Festival 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Graduation Usher 11; French Club Treasurer 11, Orchestra Secretary-Treasurer 11; Orchestra President 12; Girls' League Talent Show 12; Signer Production Staff 12. JUDITH ANN WOLFE Wolfe Nursing School A reasoner and good as such Girls’ League 11,12; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; A.A. 12; Pep Club 12. SHIRLEY YOUNG Hairdressing . . . with an angelic gift Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Band 10,11,12; Girls' League 10,11,12; Music Council 11,12; Band Quarter-Master 11; Band Senior Representative 12. JOHN YUSZA Johnny Electronics ‘Tt was all he could do to keep a straight face” Engineers’ Club 11,12; Sr. Prom Decorations 12. RICHARD WAHL Rich College ... he knew himself Photography Club 10; Band 10,11,12. JANE WILHOUSKY Teaching In every way you may please . . . Soph. Dance Committee 10: Soph. Dance Decorations 10; Soph. Representative Council 10: Jr. Prom Decorations 11: Jr. Prom Steering Committee 11: Jr. Ring Committee 11: Jr. Representative Council 11 ; Chairman Motto, Color, Flower Committee 11; Mixed Choir 12: Modern Dance Club 11; Future Teachers' Club 11,12; College Club 11; Glee Club 11; All-State Music Festival 12: Girls’ League 10,11.12: Girls’ League Executive Board 10; Graduation Usher 11; Soph. Dance Usher 10; Laurel Girls’ State Delegate 11; Girls' League Fashion Show 10; Girls' League Talent Show 11; Student Council 12; Signer Literary Staff 12: A.A. 10,11,12; Future Teachers' Club President 12. PAULA ZEIL Gym Teacher For love of it, and yet not waste time either Soph. Dance Decorations; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Sr. Prom Decorations Jr. Prom Steering Committee 1 1 : Girls’ League Decorations 10,11,12; Leader Group 10; Future Teachers’ Club 12; Latin Club 11; Pep Club 12; Intramurals 10,11,12; Jr. Play Cast 11; Girls’ League Executive Board 11; Girls’ League 10,11,12; Girls’ League Talent Show 11; Christmas Pageant 1 1.12. PETER WAYNE DONOVAN Hang-down College ... let the sun shine ELLEN SCOTT College . . . You are good Girls’ League Decorations 11,12; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Sr. Prom Decorations 12; Jr. Prom Steering Committee 11: Jr. Class Motto Committee 1 1 ; Sr. Prom Refreshments 12; Graduation Decorations 11; College Club 11.12: Girls League 11,12; Latin Club 11,12: Modern Dance 11: Future Teachers’ Club 12; Pep Club 11,12: A.A. 11: Girls’ Chorus 11; Graduation Usher 1 1. Fd let things take their course JOSEPH KOVACS Joe Gym teacher and Coach . . . the strong of mind and strong of arm should fit together Chairman Key Club 11,12: Soph. Dance Committee 10: Key Club 10,11,12; German Club 10,11; Student Council 11.12: Football 10.11,12; Track 10,11,12: Band 10,11,12; Student Council Vice-President 1,2; Key Club Sr. advisor 12; Track Captain 12. KENNETH CHANDLER Buddy Navy . . . know of no better way DOROTHY KUSAK Dod-die Undecided And make us happy . . . Girls’ League 10,11,12; Sophomore Dance Decorations 10; Senior Prom Decorations 12; Modern Dance 11; Music Council Representative 11; Girls’ Chorus 11. ROGER A. CARLSON Undecided Words are no good PAUL JENSEN Undecided The same Paul at the same old feats . CARMINE MIRANDA Jim Work Transferred from Woodside High School Redwood City, California: Bowling Team 12. LEONARD PINZ Lenny Commercial Art . . . he knows his friends Junior Prom Decorations 11; Senior Play Props 11. GARY POPOVICH Pop I understand Senior Prom Decorations 12; Girls’ League Decorations 11; Jr. Prom Decorations 11; Jr. Play Props. GEORGE SPENCER Service . . . laughter went about the town ADVERTISING AND CANDIDS AMERICAN YEARBOOK CO. A Division of Josten’s Local Representatives Jim Toomey 107 Long Islandview Rd. Milford, Conn. Phone TR 8-3280 Rust Lindequiit 78 Stafford Rd. Newington, Conn. Phone MO 6-5108 John Zangler 129 Court St. White Plains, N. Y. Phone WH 6-0989 Compliments of ROWDEN MITCHELL Compliments of RUBIN’S Wallingford's Most Modern Men’s Shop CLOTHING — FURNISHINGS — SHOES — LUGGAGE FORMAL WEAR FOR RENT THE DART SHOP, INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS — GIFTS — CAMERAS — STATIONERY 68 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. Phone COIony 9-7888 — Cy Monchick Compliments of STIMPSON’S PHARMACY 98 Center Street WOLF’S FASHIONS FOR MEN and BOYS Tel. CO 9-7555 Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of WILKINSON THEATRE 270 Center Street CO 9-6763 Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of COLONY LANES Your Family Bowling Center 600 South Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS And Loan Association New Modern Office Every Savings Convenience Ample Free Parking Drive-in Tellers Window Auditorium for Community Meetings Fabulous Doorless Door Safe Deposit Boxes Regular Office Hours: Monday — Thursday 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 64 South Main Street Fridays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. CO 9-7778 Compliments of RILEY’S RESTAURANT Corner of Hall Avenue and Cherry Street CO 9-7074 Congratulations to the Class of 1 962 WALL’S TRANSPORTATION SERVICE School and Chartered Buses “BECOME A BARBER” Learn This Interesting Profession And Never Be Unemployed VAUGHN BARBER SCHOOL INC. 1 99 ANN STREET JA 2-7249 A Co-educational School Teaching The Latest Methods of Barbering Write or Call for Free Illustrative Booklet COMPTOMETER SCHOOL Short Course Low Tuition I. B. M. Key Punch 1 146 Chapel Street p. O. Box 1 1 1 7 Telephone UN 5-8480 Congratulations to the Class of 1 962 MERIDEN PERMANENT SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Colony Shopping Plaza Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of CAPLAN’S MARKET EXIT 66 MOTEL “Your Home Away From Home Member of Congress of Motor Hotels and Hilton Carte Blanche 26 Rooms — TV and Telephones in all rooms Rates: $10 double, $7 single. Salesmen’s rates Manager K. Bailey Phone CO 9-841 1 or CO 9-3331 HASTINGS’ PHARMACY 823 East Center Street Phone CO 9-7768 Henry E. Hastings, Ph. G. Wallingford, Conn. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1962 KEN’S SHOE CENTER BETTY — KEN — KIM — PAUL — CHUCK — HENRY Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1 962 and to their Families DIME SAVINGS BANK OF WALLINGFORD Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Join our $1,000 coupon savings plan — The surest, easiest way to have $ 1,000 Compliments of FAIRVIEW ICE CREAM BAR Wharton Brook Drive Wallingford, Conn. Congratulations to The Class of 1962 From REVERE CORPORATION OF AMERICA HUNTER’S SERVICE STATION Bob Hunter — Keith Winchell GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 24 Hour Parkway Service — Towing Corner Main and Church Streets Yalesville, Conn. Day Phones Night Phones CO 9-9898 — 9-7049 CO 9-21 83 — 9-4084 Compliments of COLONY LUMBER CO. 665 North Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of THE J. E. DALY COMPANY Plumbing Heating Contractors 181 North Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. FAZZINO AUTO BODY i AUTO BODY REPAIRS PAINTING — BEAR FRONT END and FRAME ALIGNMENT AUTO GLASS — BRAKES — MUFFLERS COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS FAZZINO POWER EQUIPMENT LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT SIMPLICITY — TORO — GOODALL PORTER CABLE ALL KINDS OF SNOW BLOWERS Compliments of DORSEY’S SERVICE STATION 1 96 South Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. Telephone COIony 9-7051 Compliments of A J VARIETY STORE 274 Ward Street Wallingford, Conn. COIony 9-7009 ELM CITY BEAUTY ACADEMY, INC. Paramount Theatre Building LO 2-2234 — LO 2-5704 1 36 Temple Street New Haven, Conn. MAKE BEAUTY CULTURE YOUR CAREER with a complete course in HAIRDRESSING and COSMETOLOGY, or a six-month training period in MANICURING only. Accredited by Veterans Administration under G. I. Bill U. S. Department of Immigration for Foreign Students COMPLIMENTS OF RESTLAND FARMS INC. RAMBLER SALES SERVICE 99 North Colony Street Fred W. Alcott Wallingford, Conn. Tel. CO 9-7096 CHARNYSH JEWELERS Watches — Diamonds Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair 338 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. FREDERIC B. STEVENS Buffing and Polishing Supplies Metal Finishing and Foundry Equipment and Supplies 440 South Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of WALL’S FARM THOMAS J. WALL, JR. Congratulations to the 1962 Graduates of Lyman Hall High School Our Best Wishes for your continued success in your Future educational and vocational pursuits STANLEY This famous trademark distinguishes over 20,000 quality products of The Stanley Works, drapery hardware, bright wire goods, wood goods, hand and electric tools, builders and industrial hardware, door controls, aluminum windows, stampings, springs, coatings, strip steel, steel strapping, made in 24 plants in the United States, Canada, England, and Germany. DIVISION OF THE STANLEY WORKS WALLINGFORD, CONNECTICUT CENTRAL MOTOR SUPPLY, INC. Automotive — Industrial — Marine Engine Rebuilding Distributors of Automotive Parts and Equipment 515 North Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. CO 9-7748 Compliments of L. STEELE GUN CO. 232 South Colony Road Lloyd Steele WAVERLY INN New England’s Landmark for Exquisite Dining Since 1896 On the College Highway, Route 10, Cheshire, Conn. Banquet Facilities Compliments of WHITE WAY LAUNDRY ANDY’S SERVICE STATION GAS — SUNOCO — OIL Tires — Batteries — Accessories High and Colony Streets Wallingford, Conn. Tel. Colony 9-7075 TRIANGLE SERVICE DEPOT 24 Hour Wrecker Service General Repairs — Used Cars We Arrange Traveling if car is Disabled Free 75 Old Hartford Turnpike Wallingford, Conn. COIony 9-8757 COIony 9-8758 M. BACKES SONS, INC. Manufacturers of Pyrotechnics Toy Pistol Caps — Folding Paper Boxes Wallingford, Connecticut Tel CO 9-3377 Compliments of CLIFFORD’S COFFEE SHOPPE 1 8 North Main Street Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of SAVITEER MEMORIAL WORKS 731 No. Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. CO 9-4002 PAUL’S Television Appliances MAGNAVOX — FRIGIDAIRE — SINGER MAYTAG — R.C.A. 146-148 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. Charles Thomas PORTO’S TEXACO STATION “THE BEST FRIEND YOUR CAR EVER HAD North Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. PLUNSKE’S GARAGE 24 Hour Towing and Parkway Service No. Colony Road COIony 9-5046 Wallingford, Conn. i CHURCH and MORSE, Inc. — Distributors — INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES and HARDWARE 41-49 South Colony Street Meriden, Conn. Phone BEverly 5-1621 COLONY MOTORS INC. Ford Sales and Service South Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. Robert P. Billings PROFESSIONAL MEN ATTORNEYS 1 55 North Main Carrozzella, Wood, and Lendler 35 South Main Joseph M. Delaney 80 South Main Fay and Lunt 37 North Main Matthew Galligan 1 2 North Main Joseph M. Manfreda 1 2 North Main William H. Regan 37 North Main Leon S. Gross Union New Haven Trust Co., No. Main John E. Barker DENTISTS, ORTHODONTISTS 1 2 North Main Stanley G. Biega 36 North Main George L. Bozzi 34 South Whittlesey Robert V. Butler 342 Center Street Frank J. Chovitz 25 Fair Street Ralph F. D’Amico 30 South Main Joseph R. Flynn 26 Fair Street Andrew J. Fritz 1 55 North Main Andrew F. Kovacs 342 Center Street R. J. Lawrence 353 South Main Elliot Perlman 35 South Main Frederick T. Backes Jr. OPTOMETRISTS 1 00 Center Street S. Albert Esposito 26 Fair Street Jerome S. Beloff PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS 1 81 North Main Robert D. Boyd 91 South Main Sherbourne Campbell 270 Center Street John C. Carrozzella 35 South Main James F. Ferguson 91 South Main Frank J. Konopka 235 Center Street Robert F. Newton 1 53 South Main Vincent Pepe 26 Fair Street Anthony Piccirillo 30 South Main Alfred T. St. James 26 Fair Street Mark T. Sheehan 245 Center Street John T. Spignesi 393 Center Street Edward P. Wallace 1 81 North Main GORDINEER’S FASHION STUDIO 54 North Main Street “Fashions for Smart Women A Y’s Plan For You! To Develop in Spirit Mind and Body Sign UP Today! YMCA 81 South Elm Street Wallingford, Conn. COIony 9-4497 Member Agency United Fund Phone CO 9-2104 Established 1 878 i GALLAGHER BROS. FUEL OILS — BLUE COAL — COKE 80 Quinnipiac Street Wallingford, Conn. WALLINGFORD FLOWER GIFT SHOPPE “Flowers That Beautify and Satisfy Fine Giftware SAL GRECO, Prop. 190 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. Dial CO 9-7669 North Colony Compliments of FRIENDLY ICE CREAM STORE Wallingford, Conn. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1962 From MARCIA-ANNE LYNCH’S SHOPPE 216 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of CORNAGLIA INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance — Real Estate 36 North Main Street Wallingford, Conn. LORING’S SHELL STATION Firestone Tires Delco Batteries General Repairing — Automatic transmission specialists 305 Main Street Yalesville, Conn. Phone CO 9-4395 Since 1908 Tel. COIony 9-4026 STEPHEN MUSHINSKY SONS Merchant Tailors Clothiers Furnishings 85 No. Colony Street Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of THE PIERSON OIL CO.f INC. 68 Quinnipiac Street Wallingford, Conn. BOOSTERS Mr. Mrs. Americo J. Fernandes Sr. Mr. Mrs. Americo J. Fernandes Jr. Liza-Marie Fernandes Mr. Mrs. John Serrenho Mr. Mrs. Efrain De Jesus Norma Jo Bennett Mr. Mrs. Durwood Bennett Mr. Mrs. Frank Ferrara Mr. Mrs. Robert Greenbacker Mr. Mrs. Robert Wiehler Hazen Diane Kenny Jenny Mr. Mrs. Edward Roy Ted Pat Platt The Nobodies Geri Zieminski TIGER Kate Clary Joe Helen Sailor George Witch Blude Mr. Mrs. L. B. Rundle Herman Madalene Mr. Mrs. Bernard Aristosky Mary Ann Janis Mrs. Helen Bevan Mr. Granucci Mr. B. Dunn Mr. Mrs. James A. Bohannah, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Walter J. Kozak Anonymous Linda Angie Mr. O’Connor Mr. John Mitchell Mr. Mrs. L. H. Bercier Eileen Barbara Mary Alfie Edna C. Wilcox Mr. Mrs. William Totz Lee Roland Forest Grove Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. George B. Sanderland Mr. Mrs. George E. Mitchell Elis Nancy Gustafson Milford Crown Service Mr. Mrs. Richard Holloman Mr. Mrs. Richard Cavanaugh Mr. Mrs. Alexandro Carzi Mr. Mrs. Joseph Morneau Mr Mrs George Olavage A Friend Donna Rosalie Ruth E. Thoroe Mr. Mrs. Normand J. Morneau A Friend Mr. Mrs. Philip Wheeler Yevette Ralph Nappe Mr. Mrs. John D. Verzulli Mr. J. Costa Mr. Mrs. C. A Morin Don Nadine Mr. Mrs. R. Petrosky Walter Beatrice Eichorn Stephen Beverly Esther C. Ball Walter Sharron Ball Twins John Junie Maslowski Virginia C. Dooley Bill Sprouse Paul Ouellette Starlite Ballroom Paul Bona Mr. Mrs. Philip Morton Mr. Mrs. John Buckle Mr. Mrs. R. P. Glidden Mr. Mrs. Albert Fowler Mr. Mrs. Arthur Sickman Lois Emil Shirley In Memory of Bus 31 Mr. Cesare Santillo Mr. Mrs. Joseph Santillo Mr. Mrs. William Preisner Frank DaCamera Mr. Mrs. Alphonse Torelli Mr. Mrs. Sherman Sasrafsky Mr. Mrs. Crescenzo Santillo South Dakota Farmer Mel. Butch Jan Mr. Mrs. Robert W. George Mr. Mrs. P. J. Casanova Mr. Mrs. Alfred Noster Mr. , Mrs. Emil A. Poison Sr. Mr. Mrs. George Arneson Mr. Mrs. Edwin Cannavan Mr. Mrs. Frank McAnneny Billie's Richie Timothy Eddie Dolores John BaMetto BOOSTERS Turnpike Package Store Dale Rose Patti Andy Chas Lucille Mr. Mrs. Richard Clarke, Jr. Jan Joe Mary Sil Mr. Mrs. Joseph Tomko Mr. Mrs. Charles Decker Mr. Mrs. John Paradise Mr. Mrs. Frederick Klaussner F. Wonderful Scheiner Modern Home Painting Donna Johnny Florence Downs Mr. Martin Graicenstein Pat and Vera John Diann Varrone Jr. Sandi Broe Mr. John Kagersky Joyce Kern '61 Rosemary Pascati, Justice of the Peace Gen Cerasale Family Cyndi Reynolds Albert Engstrom A Friend VOAG Mr. Mrs. John Larese Mary Rena Larese Peter Larese Bob Larese Yalesville Four Bob Hayes Mr. Mrs. Henry Misiaszek Frank Pearson Joe Tomko Muggsy Fluffy Mr. Mrs. T. Casagrande Alda's Beauty Salon Geno Lorraine Mr. Mrs. John Price Mr. Bernard Reiske Mr. Mrs. William Polinsky Mr. Mrs. L. Redd Mr. Mrs. DeVer L. Parsons Miss Patricia A. Verzulli Mr. Mrs. Milton Mowgillo Mr. Mrs. David Mowquillo Carol Dave Dr. Mrs. W. W. Dickenson Bobby Mitchell Lyman Hall High School Office Anonymous Mr. Mrs. Bob Markus Rito Furma Caroline D. England Bus 25 Mr. Mrs. John A. Corrozzella M. Mrs. Michael Mizenko Mrs. Cecilia Bell Mr. Mrs. L. Broe Christopher Andre' Marilyn Vodarsky Sandy Broe Slugger Mark Pat Jimmy U. S. Marines Jimmy Riccio Mr. Mrs. Thomas Raucei Mr. Mrs. H. E. Colson Bonnie Jim Michael, Terry, and Mark Mrs. Dorothy Francis Mr. Mrs. Charles Schroeder Ray Porto Mr. Mrs. S. Monchick Allen Mr. Mrs. Edward Velardi Barbara Paul Irene and Billy Mr. Mrs. Del Aqiula Johnny and Carol Ricky and Diane Mr. Mrs. Montefusco Mr. Mrs. Salvati Chris and Michele Wallingford Traders Honey Bukowski Mr. Mrs. Cesar Vitale Jeffrey Goldman Johanna Darin Twinkle Toes Mr. Mrs. James Green Jim Joyce Det. James J. Bevan Jr. Robert Smolinski Mrs. Alice Kewdrow The Windy Tire Mr. Mrs. Alphonese Carlise Mr. Mrs. T. Kennelly BOOSTERS Mary Margaret Murphy John Suzanne David Susan 1st Lt. Mrs. Paul Gauthier Jr. Mr. Mrs. Thomas Murphy Steinke’s Market Mr. Mrs. Joseph Kozak Mr. Mrs. Frank Buongirno Miss Lucy Buongirno Mr. Mre. Joseph M. Ichoidi Friend Leigh Burback Martha Danuta Marcia Nearing Mr. Mrs. Charles Perrotte Mr. Mrs. Raymond Giles Mr. Mis. Gordon BelofT A Friend Mr. Mis. F. Gustavson Mr. Mrs. Pat Roudie Jr. Bubbles Big John F.F.A. Roger Sue Betty Lee Rich Glen Charlie Bonnie Gerace Mr. Mrs. Frank Straub Pete B. J. Bump Mr. Mrs. Anthony Gerace Jr. Tony Mary Elionfante The Principal Mr. Harold Crump “The Compleat Angler” Our Trombone Section Hey Little Willie There Mr. Mrs. T. L. Ingraham Donna Wahcott Joan Mel F riend Donna Billy Mr. Mrs. Joseph Sandusky Gail Someone A Paper Boy Mr. Mrs. Alex Sandusky Joey Barbara Joseph Belsito Ruth Weigh John Sandusky Mr. Mis. Warren Grace Bob Keith Stanley Zima Carol Perrotte Bonnie John A. Pat, Donna, Dolly, Bonnie Mr. Mrs. John Marsh Mr. Mrs. Charles Luby Albert H Schuelke Sharon Taylor Mr. Mrs. John Blakeley Mr. Mrs. Joseph Hartnett The Lubys Kathie Schuelke Ron Gurieno Karen Cateline Hank Jennie Brookhollow Farm Hunter’s Garage F riend Yalesville Boys — H,L,B,K,H. The Corner Shoppe Dave H. Carol R. Mr. Mrs. Wilbert Hayes Lois Bob Bobby Lois Ronnie Kathie Mr. Mrs. John Zocco Norma Gade Mr. Mrs. Emery Gakey Mrs. Ruth Slie Ray Pat Mr. Ruotolo Mr. Mrs. Frank Pikor David Joan Pat Konopka Betsy Curtis Victor Cordova Alice Mezzi Charlotte Mills Compliments of Fairlawn Farm A1 Enid Peggy Barry Maureen Hassett Mr. Mrs. Louis Cioiella Mrs. Violet Dighello Mr. Mrs. Edmond Kashuba Flo Dick Easy Does It Gail Porto Mr. Mrs. Frank Cassello Compliment of WALLINGFORD MANUFACTURER’S ASSOCIATION BOOSTERS Mr. Mrs. Frank Casello Mr. Mrs. Albert Balough Mr. Mrs. Karl Wolf Sandy Hanson Mr. Mrs. Michael Gudain Joan G. Frank C. Mr. Mrs. Robert Ferri Mr. Mi's. Joseph Stoddard Johnny Heald The Secret Supporter Mr. Mi's. Daniel StafTa Bill Ciarlelli Mary, Shirley, Suzanne Pat Killeen Congratulations to the Seniors Mr. Mrs. Carl Garbero Success to ‘62’ — F. G. R. Joan Pete Sailor’s Mont Dave Alice Mr. Mrs. Fleischer A Friend I'he “Six-Pac” David Winter “Gidget” New York Baker)' A J Variety Store Economy Shoe Repair A Friend Home Auto Post Electric Store Linda Wahl Baron Queenie Christine George T. C. Hax, Electrician Barbara Beverly Pat Burns Sue Granito M iss Linda Granito Judy Rhod Ronnie Socha Pat Jim Mr. Mrs. George Long Mr. Mrs. John B. Rudine Mr. Mrs. Joseph Uliman Mr. Mrs. Nelson T. Frank Giddy Chet Miller Grace Karolshak Modern Drug Store John Mary Karolshak Sue Ken Linda Karolshak Kenny Marhevka Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Marhevka 1961 Doug Sheila 1962 Billie Devine Bev Kozak Gene Joe Ev Joe Mr. Mrs. Stanley Kozak Mr. Mrs. William Devine Sue Mike Queenie Popsie “Big B” and “Little B” The Yalesville Shopping Center Dr. Mrs. Frank Konopka Pat Coates Mr. Mrs. Anthony Kowalski Mrs. Mary Cichocki Mr. Mre. William Aszklar Mr. Mi's. Henry Pasensky Mi's. Catherine Kozuch Miss Margaret Kozuch Mr. Mrs. Alphonse Kozuch Miss Rose Marie Kozuch A Friend Mitchell's Salon of Beauty M. L. Vass Roofing and Gutters L. Steele Gun Company Loncola and the Bird Mr. Mrs. Bob Clegg Steve Palmer Mr. Mre. Ted Palmer Mr. M rs. Paul Stanley Mary Walt Mr. Mrs. John Clegg BOOSTERS Jeanne Palmer Mr. Mrs. Dom Pagano Mr. Mrs. John Tombari Pat Bo Private W. F. Tombari Dee Danny Lucky Ann Dave Johnnie Bo Pat Mr. Mrs. M. Rispoli Mr. Mrs. G. H. Johnson Mr. Mrs. Josh DeStefano Mr. Mrs. Charles Decker Mr. Mrs. Ellis Lawrence The D’Amato Family Q. C. Med-Techs Mr. Mrs. Anthony Casscllo Mr. Mrs. Leo Le Blanc Jr. Mae Butch Congratulations Lynn Mr. Mrs. Stanley Gaiko Gaiko Construction Ricki Jerry-Yearbook Literary Stall' The Spirit Committee The Ehlers Mrs. Mary Krick l he Arnolds The Corbetts Bobby Lee Mr. Mrs. A. Xastri Mr. Mrs. C. Vegliante Janet Mr. Mrs. Robert Haller M rs. Helen Kosner Stosh Richard B. Aitken Miss Edie Goomay Barnes Fruit Storage Yalesville Mr. Mrs. Raymond Obringer Mr. Mrs. E. Rigoulot Mr. Mrs. Herbert Fiaas Marty Marie Mr. Frank R. Fritz Mrs. Irene Collins Mr. Mrs. Morieski L.H.H.S. Spirit Committee Mr. Mrs. Mann Mrs. Manuel Iglesias Mr. Mrs. John D. Versulli Mr. Sandi Tani Mr. Mrs. Lester J. Parsons Mr. Mrs. Bethke Maty Johnny Mary Jack Bob and Hector’s Restaurant Bob Olay'os, Mason Contractor Mr. Mrs. Anthony T. Cricco Sr. Pert” H. Bo C. Kathy Ronnie Dick’s Home Appliance Service Mr. Mrs. Vincent B. Devine Sr. Marilyn Les Mr. Mrs. Stanley Orzechowski The Saturday Knights Vanity Beauty Shop Nutmeg Driving School Mr. Mrs. George E Montana Mr. Baratte Warren Miss Mary Mousier Doug Johnson D------- Cliff Carol Mr. Mrs. Douglas T. Johnson Sondey’s Service Station Mr. Mrs. Eugene Martincau Mr. Mrs. W. Rigoulot Mr. Mrs. II. Rigoulot Mr. Mrs. Charles Kingsland Mrs. Howard Kingsland A Friend Joe Charlotte Mrs. Carmen Gonzales Mr. Mrs. Shelton Williams Our 22nd Year New England Technical Institute offering Programs of ELECTRONICS Air-conditioning — Refrigeration Oil Burners Controls 56 Union Place Hartford, Connecticut JAckson 5-3406 Spring Fall Terms Compliments of JOSEPH M. FELDMAN, INC. 1 80 North Cherry Street Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of Joclin Manufacturing Company Wallingford, Conn. Compliments of WALLINGFORD BRANCH The Union New Haven Trust Co. Custodial staff, left to right: Mr. Gordon Garrett, Mr. Charles Markow, Mrs. Beatrice Swabski, Mrs. Stella Andreas, Mr. Joseph Comen, and Mr. Elmer Olson. DI-EL TOOL DIE COMPANY Tools — Dies — Jigs — Fixtures Stampings — Short Run Production — Prototype Tel. BEverly 5-2169 147 South Colony Street Meriden, Connecticut BEST WISHES From Your Friendly Grand Union Super Market COLONY MOTORS, INC. So. Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. COIony 9-3341 Compliments of AS U-LIKE-IT CLEANERS, INC. North Colony Road Wallingford, Conn. Never an Extra Charge for Same-Day Service SYKES - LIBBY JEWELERS SINCE 1910 Diamonds — Watches Jewelry and Gifts for all Occasions ERNEST GAMELIN — Licensed Optician 150 Center Street Wallingford, Conn. CO 9-1634 Left to right: Robert Lunney, Kenneth Melillo, Richard Treloar, and William Jobbagy handle the light and sound for “Our Town.” THE PORTER SCHOOL OF TOOL AND MACHINE DESIGN Extends Hearty Congratulations to the Senior Class as well as to those graduates of Lyman Hall and Porter School whose record in industry brings both schools pride. Inquiries from 1962 graduates will be welcomed at THE PORTER SCHOOL OF TOOL AND MACHINE DESIGN 209 Pearl Street JA 7-4267 Hartford, Connecticut WALLINGFORD APIZZA CENTER Specializing in Apizza and Hot Oven Grinders 438 No. Colony Road Wallingford, Connecticut CO 5-0161 , LYMAN HALL KEY CLUB Congratulations to our Seniors Jay Dooley Ed Gerosa William Hampp William Ingraham Joe Kovacs Walt Michonski John Strout Ricky Vitale Frank Cassello Toni Dorsey Ron Pietruski Sergei Pavlovs Allan Quinn Michael Reardon Michael Moffa James Lynch Arthur Rocque Compliments of KIWANIS CLUB of Wallingford Yale Motor Inn A resort type motel with 105 luxury rooms Air Conditioned • 24 hour phone service Beautiful Swimming Pool Putting Green • Television • Heliport Free continental breakfast Phone COlony 9-1491 TWX Wlfd 442 JBOTH INNS located at Wallingford, ConnA “A Exit 66, Wilbur Groaa-Merritt Parkway Left to right: Mrs. Stacia Bilyak, Mrs. Agnes Tcrito, Mrs. Hazel Murtha, Mrs. Viola Edelbohls, Mrs. Dorothy Habershon, Mrs. Ruth Ritchie, Mrs. Alma Sitt-nick, Mrs. Gertrude Raigue, Mrs. Rena Barberino, Mrs. Margaret Cannan, Mrs. Dorothy Prebilla. S. A. T. Achievement Tests TUTORING for Scholastic Aptitude and Achievement tests also All High School Subjects THE LINCOLN PREPARATORY SCHOOL 517 Roger Sherman Building 254 College Street New Haven Telephone MAin 4-2820 or STate 7-3219 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Congratulations to our Seniors Donald Gavette Louis Homerston Douglas Johnson Peter Maltby Joseph Palermo Joseph Steblek Harold Thody Wallingford Board of Insurance Agents When buying insurance look for the BIG I Joseph A. Bonyai Bosdel Agency Inc. Francis W. Carroll Theodore F. Campos Edward A. Clark Basil Cornaglia Agency Harold E. Eriksen Morris Fishbein Joseph L. Gaffey Agency John J. Horvath Charles J. Wood Agency Emerson J. Leonard Stephen Majeski Herman Markowitz John McGuire Miles Oddy Harry F. Penniman Esther Spitzak James Shortelle W. H. Squire Company, Inc. Wallingford Insurance Agency W. H. Squire Company, Inc. James Lanouette Compliments of WALLINGFORD AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSN. CRYSTAL SPA and CRYSTAL BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Friskie — Giant Cola Lynbrook — Mission — Mason Root Beer ■Ml COMPLIMENTS OF B D Baker)', Inc. Backes Fuel Supply Co. B. C. Bailey Funeral Home Inc. Bernard Hotel Supply Co. Dr. Stanley Biega Boehle’s Express Brosnan’s Food Store Cahills’ Annex Connecticut Welders, Inc. Dr. R. F. D’Amico Davis Motor Sales Inc. Meriden Dickerman’s Hardware and Supply Dorene’s Restaurant Friendly Ice Cream Shop Fruehauf Trailers Gcrace Shoe Repair Service Hall Bros Hatchery Hasting’s Pharmacy I Hayden Machinery Helm’s Express Hi-Fashion Cleaners Holroyd’s Homestead Book and Copper Shop Izzy’s Grocery Jack’s Catering Service Joe’s Super Service Koczak s Service Station Konopka’s Store The Little Red Shoe House J. R. BurghofV Co. Junior Miss Fashions New York Bakery Moran’s Drug Store Melia’s Meriden-Wallingford Sand Stone Mickey’s Service Station E. P. Moore Neal Oil Heating Company, Inc. Ohr’s Service Station Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Plunske’s Garage Porto’s Westinghouse Quantum Inc. Rancho Bill’s Ray’s Food Center Ross Darwin Food Co. Rovegno Accordion School Schultz’s Stand Sharkey’s Cleaners Smart Shop Steinke’s Food Market Sun Valley Acres T-Bowl Tony’s Roadside Market Stephen J. Loth Die Shop Tymeson Refrigeration “The Wallingford Post” Ward’s Smoke Shop Wilhelm-Davies Co., Inc. Yalesville Silver Co. York Hardware Killshire Farm Rose’s Bus Cor]). C. G. Crump Printers Milici Auto Body Dcruood Strout UNIMAX SWITCH DIVISION Maxson Electronics Corporation Ives Road Wallingford, Connecticut HAVE YOU STOPPED AT HOWARD JOHNSON’S Relax in Economic Luxury and enjoy: Dependable Good Food Comfortable Cocktail Lounge Private Dining Facilities Friendly Service HOUJARDjOHIHOn) LATELY? YOUR LOCAL Berlin Turnpike Meriden, Connecticut