Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL SOMANHIS 1 Ill aff-5' v Jl gl xl figdwffi It 1' Q XVU XS! 0 E' mm! f fM VOLUME XUH MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT . 1 ix gf K' 1 sm' ff- 1-9 N rf X ff f ' XXX wlxr EV Wi is A I I ff 3' W . W ,G f, 1' , M M 6 yy' -1 'i lkwf u J M. l l I' T - Ai x ' 'J' 4 f .WIQIS -' , e' - M fc' f' -,fix-ierff' ' 'Q-2 I '31 ll I UI ron, an ft -:wa 5:119 1 ul f-.-if ' 1 1 .31 5 A 'n I. -A I 4 u lllll llll ' J Q- l, 1' --K , if 4 FOREWORD 1958 marks the second year of our occupancy of our new hugh school plant It has become the center of our educa tional extra I currlcu ar and much of our social life It IS our world Let us now vlew our world through the lenses of cam eras the pens ofthe writers and the brushes of the cartoonlsts as they have reproduced nt on the pages of thus Somanhls CDWQQX f ? . . . . . ,, I ' I ' ll ' Il II f I . l 1 '-X f f ' Y 'f I 'Q' E uf, Y x S x vx mxixwk A X.1 f w at XX xv' ' V A C1017 ir Q I n ll , 'L .ln 1 N ' . 'sxxxxxxxl lux-. .J N . A X ' . 4 -?- I FX ' 4- ' ' U R S1 , ' . f., . 'fx x I l . . X! ' N V t M X 4 XX V 5' ' 's DEDICATION These are our worlds One IS centered here In Manchester Hugh School the other IS the world we are about to enter It IS thus adult world where we must put to use the knowledge skulls and socual behavior that we have acquired ln hugh school for the betterment of ourselves and humanity Wlth these thoughts In mind we dedicate this Somanhls to our two worlds this scholastic world we are leaving and the world of buslness service or college whvch we wall each enter accordung to our choice 95. -Q 14 f 1 lll 'lll lllll llI'llHlllll'l1 X IQ Allin. C2 MR. VERPLANCK MR. FRED AYER VERPLANCK Born February 9, 1860 Died November 10, 1957 Served for forty-two years, from 1893 to 1935, as Manchester's first high school principal and first su- perintendent of schools. Contents Foreword .,...... Dedication .,.,., Faculty ,..,.,..... Seniors ,,,,.,..... Underclassmen Activities ,...,,.,. Sports .......,.. Advertising .... page 2 , page 3 page 5 page 13 page 57 page 61 ,.,..page 99 page 117 Our World N XJ WX L-.M J HEALTH DEPARTMENT Miss Hooey, Dr. Barry, Mrs. Wandt. GUIDANCE First Row: Mr. Piper, Mr. Beattie, Mrs. Hitch- cock, Mr. Maidment, Miss Beechler. Second Row: Mr. Smith, Mr. Harrington, Mr. Race, Mr. Holt, Mr. Hartwell. Third Row: Mrs. Gipson, Miss Casey, Miss Low, Miss Kellogg, Miss McGuire. ADMINISTRATION Mr. SutIiFFe, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Emmerling. SOCIAL STUDIES First Row: Mr. Briggs, Miss Shea, Miss Put- nam, Mr. Piper, Mrs. Kunz, Mr. Glaeser, Mr. Brezinski. Second Row: Mr. Holt, Miss McAdams, Mr Martin, Mr. Korbusieski, Mr. Zatursky OFFICE STAFF Mrs. McMullen, Mrs. Tierney, Mrs. Tanga- -.m..,,n, rone, Mrs. Longfellow, Miss Paton. I -fy- FINE, PRACTICAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS First Row: Mr. Pearson, Mrs. Kelson, Mr. Vaders, Mrs. Budd, Mr. Vater, Mr. Schus sler. Second Row: Miss Hartinger, Mr. Hale, Mr. Vincens, Mrs. Pyne, Miss Jensen. Third Row: Mr. Busky, Mn Sullivan, Mrs Helmboldt, Mr. Malia. I LIBRARY AND AUDIO-VISUAL STAFF First Row: Mrs. Gerard, Mr. o ahan. Second Row:.Mr. Haroian5?2'3:L . 0, i , K ,W M22 In NWI' 'W L U' fa T'! Y, Q PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Sollanek, Miss Case, Mr. Maetozo, Mrs. Brady, Mr. Early. FOREIGN - LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT First Row: Mr. Paulus, Miss Low, Miss Kibbe, Mr. Lahey. Second Row: Mr. Dougherty, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Gipson, Miss Todd. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT First Row: Mr. Ostrowski, Mrs. Kissam, Mr Wright, Mrs. Anderson. Second Row: Mr. Kaiser, Mr. Smith, Mr. Har rington, Miss Kellogg. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT First Row: Mr. Boylen, Mr. Alibrio, Mrs. Ven- drillo, Mr. Emery, Mrs. D'Amico, Mr. Kelley. Second Row: Mr. Perry, Mr. Sines, Mr. Fenn, Mr. Phinney, Mr. Potterton. f ,k' K. 'M . . ff' if if if N MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT First Row: Mr. Parks, Miss Beechler, Mr. Per- ry, Miss Willard, Mr. Beattie. Second Row: Mr. Hartwell, Mrs. Mooney Miss Toomey, Mr. Hyde. Third Row: Mr. Spaulding, Mr. Danielson. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT First Row: Mr. Hunt, Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Don Miss Estes, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Duffy, Mr Palmer. Second Row: Mr. Vaughan, Mrs. Loomis Miss McGuire, Miss Hopkins, Miss Fellows Mr. Monahan. Third Row: Miss Casey, Mrs. Monahan, Mr LaChance, Miss Burke, Miss French. 1 an .4 M, 2 ' K 2 1 - . f 2 - V A ' ' I v I 5 F Y-I A 3 Y l w ' U . I K A fi Fairba .A Mrs. Benson CAFETERIA Brooks, E. Lemon, I. Davis, G Frazier, B. Swanson, M. Dey First Row: K. . Server, R. orio. Second Row: S. Larson, sulki, Y. Lemire. Third Row: R. Heck, H. Fish, P. Gelanese, S. Hanan, N. Biorkman, C. Carrigan, E. Bla zensky, L. Gallagher, J. Bensche. V. Miffitt, C. Butcher, E. Zeiser, A. Carlson, O. Nichols, J. Ka , nks 3 gi 3 . 7. P.M. CUSTODIAL STAFF First Row: P. Rioux, S. Ballinghiri, J. Four- nier, J. Antonio. Second Row: A. Williams, C. Resman, P. Piccin. A. M. CUSTODIAL STAFF Front Row: E. Irwin, O. Heller, J. Draghi, C. Priess. Second Row: M. Wilson, J. Pucci, T. Fair banks, M. Irwin. , dd.. P FQ FACULTY DIRECTORY ARTHUR H ILLING BS Wesleyan Umversuty MA Boston Umversuty Supermten dent of Schools RAYMOND STINCHFIELD BA Colby College MA UDIVSTSIIY of Malne Assnst ant Superintendent EDSON M BAILEY BS Unlversnty of New Hampshlre MA Umversuty of Ver mont Prlnclpal CHESTERL ROBINSON BS Colby College Vlce Prlnclpal GEORGE J EMMERLING A B Bates College MEd Umversuty of Connectucut Vuce Prlncnpal HYATT SUTLIFFE BA MA Umverslty of Connectucut Vlce Prnnclpal ANTHONY C ALIBRIO BA Wesleyan Umverslty MEd Sprungfleld College Chemistry Physics FLORENCE M ANDERSON Wnlllmantnc State Teachers College Shorthand Type wrltlng CHARLES A BEATTIE BS Umverslty of Maine M Ed Unlversnty of New Hamp shlre Mathemattcs Plane Geometry ANNEL BEECHLER BA Unlverslty of Connecticut MEd Hlllyer College Alge ra DANIEL M BOYLEN BS MEd Boston Umverslty Science JUNE ROSE BRADY B S Unlversuty of Connectucut Physical Educatuon JAMESJ BREZINSKI BEd Keene Teachers College US Hustory Socnal Studles WALTER BRIGGS A B Bates College MEd Springfield College Modern Prob Iems Consumer Economics Latm American History ELIZABETH BUDD Rhode Island School of Design Art Crafts MARYL BURKE Ph B College of New Rochelle English JOSEPH W BUSKY BS Teachers College of Connecticut MEd Hullyer College Draftlng General Metals VIRGINIA O CAMERON BA Mary Washmgton College of the Unuverslty of Vlrglma Latm JULIAC CASE BS Umverslty of Connecticut MA New York Unnverstty Phys: cal Educatlon MARION M CASEY BA Syracuse Unlverssty MA Boston Unlverslty English DOROTHYC DAMICO BA Brown Unlversnty Biology RICHARD K DANIELSON BS Trmlty College Algebra Trlgonometry Solnd Geometry JOYCE DON BA Uneverslty of Connecticut Engllsh GEORGE F DOUGHERTY AB Princeton Spanish ISABELW DUFFY AB Tufts College MA Boston Unlverslty English Educatnon PHILIPL EMERY BS Bates College Biology General Science HELENJ ESTES BA Wheaton College Ed M Harvard Unuversnty Engllsh IONE FELLOWS A B Mlddlebury College Engllsh ROBERTH PENN BS MA Trnmty College Blology Chemnstry SYLVIA FRENCH BS Unlverslty of Vermont Engllsh EVELYN P GERARD BA Muddlebury College MS Simmons College Llbrarlan LUCILEK GIPSON BS Unlverslty of Illnnols Latm ARTHUR E GLAESER BA MAT Yale Unlverslty World Understandmgs ROBERT HALE BS Teachers College of Connectucut Industrnal Arts JACOB A HAROIAN BA MA Unuversuty of Connnectlcut Audio Vnsual Dnrec tor Amerncan Hnstory RUSSELL T HARRINGTON BS Teachers College of Connectncut Bookkeeplng Busmess Arlthmetuc General Busmess JANET HARTINGER BS Umverslty of Connectucut Home Economucs Clothlng DAVID HARTWELL BS Harvard Algebra MARIE HELMBOLDT B S Unlversnty ot Connecticut Home Economcls GERTRUDE HITCHCOCK BA Pembroke MA Columbia Unlversoty Guidance Counselor KENNETH HOLT BA Bates College MA Unlverstty of Connecticut World Un derstandungs Ancient History FLORENCE B HOPKINS AB Brown Umversaty EdM Harvard Unlverslty English GILBERT B HUNT BA Yale Umverslty MA Harvard Umversnty Engllsh PHILIP S HYDE JR MEd Keen Teachers College Algebra General Math ematncs JOYCE JOHNSON BS Farmington State Teachers College MS Cornell Um versnty Home Economucs Foods JAMES H KAISER BS Teachers College of Connecticut Bookkeeping Type wrltlng AVIS M KELLOGG BS Umversuty of New Hampshlre Shorthand Typewrutmg Transcruptlon THOMAS F KELLY A B Bates Chemustry DORISE KIBBE Ph B Unlverslty ot Vermont AM McGill Unlverslty Latm LaVERNE KELSON BA Unlversnty of Loulsvllle MA State Unwerslty of Iowa Ar NANCY KISSAM BS Concord College Business Machmes Shorthand Type wrttlng 1 1 - .1 1 - -1 1 - 1 - 11 1 1 -1 1 - . , . ., I . ., ' I . . , . ., 5 . . , . ., 5 . ., I , . ., . ., 5 . . , . ., 5 . 1, I , . . . , , . - - 1 1 1 1 , . 1, I 1 1, T 1 1 - - 1 1 .1 1 - -1 1 - . , . ., . ., 5 . 1 - .1 1 - , . . . . . , . ., , . . , . 1 - -1 1 - -1 1 - I I l ' 1 1 1 - . , . 1, 5 . , . I . ' . , . ., , . ., , , . . , . ., I . - 1 1 -1 1 - -1 1 - . , . ., 5 . ., 1 . , . . . . . , . ., , . 1 1 - -1 1 1 1 , . ., I . . , . ., Q . , . ., 5 . ., 5 . JACK EARLY, B.S., Unlverslty of Akronp M.Ed., Kent State Unuverslty5 Physucal . , - .5 f , 1 . , . ., 5 . ., 5 . 1 - -1 1 - . , . ., . ., 5 , . 1 1 .1 5 . . , 1 ., j . ., I 1 . , . ., 5 . . , . ,, . . ., 5 . 1 . . 1 - -1 1 . . 5 . ., . ., 5 - - 1 . 1 . . . . , . ., , , , . 1 1 .1 1 , . , 1 1, I 1 1 - -1 1 - 1 - -1 1 - -1 1 1 - .1 1 - -1 1 - , . - 1 - -1 1 1 -1 1 . , . ., 5 . ., 5 . ' . ' I 'r ' 'I I I - . , U , 1 - .1 , . ., - 1 1 1 1 . . . , . ., 5 , - - 1 - -1 1 1 1 . 1 - .1 1 . - 1 - -1 5 . . 5 . I ' 'I I - -1 I 1 - -1 1 1 1 - FACULTY DIRECTORY RAYMOND M KORBUSIESKI BA Provudence College Modern Problems Eco nomnc Geography GRACE KUNZ AB New York State College for Teachers Modern Problems Socnal Studues World Understandmgs ROLAND M LaCHANCE BA Brown Umversnty M Ed Boston Unuverslty Eng us HENRY LAHEY JR BA Boston College MA State Unnversnty of Iowa Latm French CATHERINE LANG BA St CatherunesColIege Englush LAURENCE R LEONARD BS M Ed Boston Umverslty Bookkeepung Typewrnt mg Guldance ERNAW LOOMIS BA Mt Allusnon Unlverslty English JEANNE M LOW BA Bates College MA Muddlebury College Diploma Um versity of Pans French HARRY S MAIDMENT BA Yale Unnverslty MA Unuversnty of Connectucut Gundance MATTHEW G MAETOZO JR BS Springfield College M S Umverslty of lllnnons Physlcal Education DANIEL MALIA BS Gorham State Teachers College BA Unlversvty of Connect: cut Earth Scsence Machlne Shop THEODORE MARTIN A B Unlon College U S History Consumer Economucs MARY MCADAMS BS M Ed Boston Umversuty World Understandungs ANNAE McGUIRE BS New York Unuverslty Englnsh DAVIDJ MONAHAN BA Upper Iowa Unlversuty Engllsh MARIAN MONAHAN B A Upper Iowa Unuversnty Englush Asslstant Llbrarlan RUTH MOONEY BS Umversnty of Vermont Algebra Plane Geometry General Science JOSEPH E OBRIEN BS MA Suffolk Umverslty Plane Geometry EMIL OSTROWSKI B S Teachers College of Connectlcut Typnng Drlver Educatnon JOHN H PALMER BS MA Unuversuty of New Hampshnre MS Boston Um verslty Englnsh HAROLD PARKS BS M Ed Umversnty of Oklahoma Geometry Mathematlcs LOUIS C PAULUS Lucence en Phnlosophle et Lettres groupe Phulologue German: que Agregatlon ed IEnseugnement Mayen du Degre Superueur Unuverslte de Llege French G ALBERT PEARSON BM Ed Unlverslty of Rochester MA Unlverslty of Con nectlcut Music DWIGHT W PERRY BS Unnversnty of Mnnnesota MA Columbia Unnversnty Plane Geometry Solud Geometry Trigonometry MARTHAL PETERSON A B Wheaton College Physncal Education PAULB PHINNEY BS MS Unlversnty oflllnnols Health LEWISH PIPER AB Wesleyan Unlverslty AM Clark Unnverslty US History GEORGEA POTTERTON BS Unuversuty of Connecltcut Blology Sclence CATHERINE E PUTNAM BA Mount Holyoke College MA Trnmty Western Clvlllzatlon Modern Hlstory United States Htstory DORIS K PYNE BS State Teachers College of Framlngham MA Columbla Unlversuty Home Economics DONALD E RACE BS Teachers College of Connectlcut World Understandmg Ancient History NORMAN SCHUSSLER B S Teachers College of Buffalo Industraal Arts JO ANN SHEA BA Umverslty of Connecticut World Understandmg Social Studies ROBERT H SINES BS Northeastern Unnversnty AM Boston Unuversuty Blology HELEN PAGE SKINNER B S Columbla Unlverstuy Engllsh HARRY F SMITH BS Ed Boston Unnversuty MEd Sprungfleld College Type wrmng Salesmanshup E RICHARD SOLLANEK BS Sprnngfleld College Physlcal Educatnon FREDERIC H SPAULDING AB Bates College MEd Harvard Mathematacs FRANCIS M SULLIVAN BS Teachers College of Connecticut Home Mechanics General Mathemcltlcs Drvver Education BEULAHE TODD A B A M Brown Umversuty French Spanish ROSAMONDM TOOMEY A B Bates College Mathematlcs Algebra WILLIAM J VADERS BS New Hampshlre Umversuty MS Umversuty of Con nectlcut Mechanlcal Drawmg ROBERT C VATER BMEd Boston Unlversnty Band Orchestra Cholr Muslc Appreclatlon ZANE VAUGHAN BA MEd Hlllyer College Engllsh Modern Problems ANNE S VENDRILLO AB Pembroke College Blology Science ANDREW VINCENS BS Teachers College of Connectucut Industrual Arts Elec trncuty Mathematncs CECILIA M WANDT RN St Francls Hosputal School of Nurslng Health and Nursung Servlce DIANE WILLARD BA Connectocut College for Women Mathematucs Algebra Nurses Mathematncs RUSSELL A WRIGHT BSEd Salem Teachers College Accountmg Bookkeepmg Buslness Law Typewrntmg ELGIN ZATURSKY AB MA Tufts College US Hlstory Modern Problems 5 , 5 5, I I ' 5 - -5 5 5 , . . , . ., 5 . ., 5 - 5 .5 . .5 5 5 -5 5 5 . , 1 . , . ., . , . . , . ., . ., 5 , - , . . , . ., . 5 . - 5 - -5 5 5 -5 5 5 - I 5 . , . ., 5 . ., 5 . ., . ., , . ., 5 ' , ' . . 5 1 - -1 1 - -r ' 5 5 - , . ., 5 . . , . , . ., . ., 5 . . , . ., 5 . . , . ., 5 . 5 - .5 5 5 - 5 - -, 5 5 5 , . . . , . ., . ., , . , . I . . . . , . ., . ., 5 . ., - I . 5 - -5 . .5 5 5 - - 5 5 ' ' . , . . . . 5 5 I . . , . . ., 5 . ., - I . - 5 - -5 5 - -5 5 5 5 - LAURENCE B. PERRY, B.S., M.A., Trlnnty Collegeg Chemnstry, Aeronautucs. . , . ., 5 . . , . ., . ., 5 . . , . ., 5 . ., 5 . . . . , . ., 5 , . . , . ., 5 . ., 5 5 5 - , . I . . , . ., , . ., I 5 , . . . . 5 - -5 5 5 5 D - 5 5 55 5 - 5 - 55 5 5 . , . ., 5 . ., 5 . , . s, I . . , . . 5, 5 . ., 5 A , . . , . ., 5 . . , . ., 5 . ., 5 . , . - . . , . ., , 5 , . . , . ., . ., 5 , . . , . ., 5 , . . , 5 5, I . 5, ' I 5 . 5 5 5 -5 5 5 5 5 5 - -5 5 -5 5 5 - 5 , 5 ., I , . , . D . D 5 - -5 5 5 , . . , . ., . 5 5 - -5 5 5 5 , . 5 U . . . , . . ., , , 5 5 . , . ., . ., 5 . . , . Our Disiinguished Faculty IN 4' J f 2 Z5 fi? he F acultylv World Nfl N xx f ,ff ' if 40 I' X' I fl f f , Wha'Cha Wearing, Doc? What s Lost? SENIO rs l mu Qt- ' - -, .., ss- . EL 'A A ?.. . .. .XSS V ,, N fxzgi - f H' f 9 f Q Q X , Q 4 7 1 .J Q -, Q , . ,, S ' -. . Q. L ' ' . Y g ff -Q v' . f-1g- Q 'NH f - ' ' f 0' . .. .i Ak 3 V ,Kb-1 Q44 ., -f af, 1 X P s 'E -Yfxxfas, .w A stliniy.. ji Q A , v Y 1 5, S1 'E-'K-a.wxm, A9 Juv' r Q !r for EDWIN JOHN ADAMS ,,Ed,, The days that make us happy make us wise. Homeroom Basketball ly Hi-Y 3. RUTH ANN ADAMY Varlety I5 the very space of llfe Glrls Leaders Club 3 Softball l 2 Basketball 'I 2 3 Volleyball 1 3 Square Danclng 2 Bowling 2 Badminton 3 BETTE LORRAINE AHLBERG Bess You are welcome as the flowers In May Gurls Cholr l Volleyball 3 Bad mtnton 3 DAVID ROBERT ALBERT o with the dance let oy be unconfined Student Councll 3 4 Boys Cholr 1 A Cappella Cholr 2 3 4 Current Affairs Club 3 4 French Club 3 I 4 Cheerlea mg Nutmeg Boys State 3 Cross Coun tryl Swlmmlngl 2 Intramurals 3 4 Physical Education Club 3 4 Homeroom Basketball l JOHN LATIMER ALLEN Johnny 'il Q Life IS but thought Boys Cholrl Cross Country Man ager 4 Hn Y 4 A Cappella Cholr CAROL ANN ANDERSON I Carol High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. Paint and Powder 1, 25 Sock and Buskin 35 Audio-Visual Club 3, 4. Treasurer 3: Quill Typist 35 Gym- nastics 35 Volleyball 3. ELWOOD JAMES ANDERSON Andy Gratltude IS the slgn of a noble soul Tumblmg 3 Spanish Club 2 3 ROGER ALLAN ANDERSON Andy Courage and honor conquer a Homeroom Basketball I J V Foot ball 2 Rifle Team 2 ROBERT STEVENSON ANDREW Bo A friend to one and all nd l 2 3 4 French Clu Debating Club 2 Current Affairs Club 3 4 Hn Y 4 J V Cross Coun l 2 JV Track 'I Swlmmln DOROTHY JANE ANSALDI Dottie Those graceful acts those thou sand decencnes that flow from all her words and actions Somanhls Advertising 3 M H S Publacataons 3 Spanish Club l Presndent 3 Glrls Club 3 Basketball 3 Square Danclng 2 Bowling 2 Softball 2 Volleyball DIANE JEAN ARTHUR Dee A wnse person wall make more opportunntnes than she finds Round Table 3 4 French Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 Current Affairs Club 3 4 Art Servlce Squad 4 A Cappella Chow 2 3 4 Bowl mg 2 Basketball 2 Tumbling 2 Cheerleading 3 4 RAYMOND BENNETT ATHER t 5 GY No mon can enloy happiness without thlnklng that he enloys It MARY LOUISE AUSTIN To hear her speak and see her smlle you were In paradise the whsle Glrls Club3 4 Glrls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Student Council Alternate 4 Hugh School World Typnst 2 3 4 Laurel Glrls State 3 MHS Publications 4 Soccer 2 Volleyball 2 Tumbling 2 Basketball 2 3 Softball 2 Sensor Life Savmg 3 Tennis 4 Bowling 2 JOYCE ELIZABETH BAKER A merry heart goes all the day Glrls Club 2 3 4 Quill Staff 3 4 JACQUELYN HOPE BALLARD Jackie A fruend IS a person wlth whom I may be smcere Gnrls Club 3 4 Girls Leaders Club 3 4 Crafts Club 4 Tumblmg 3 4 Art Se vlce Squad 4 Spanish Club 3 Bowmg I 2 Volley ball 3 Softball I Archery 2 Bad mlnton 3 Square Dancing I WILLIAM MITCHELL BALLSIEPER I He IS at every turn of his actions blessed Audio Vlsual Club I 2 Clvll De fense Club I 2 Gymnastics 3 4 DANIEL THOMAS BANAVIGE Dan Learnvng by study must be won twas ne er entailed from son to son National Honor Society 3 4 Cur rent AHCIIYS Club 3 4 Treasurer Latin Club 3 Audio Vusual Club 4 Sclen C b 4 JV Baseball I Baseball 3 Cross Country I 2 3 JV Track Intramural Sports 3 CYRIL GEORGE BANKS Cye Learnung ns the eye of the mmd CIVII Defense Club 2 3 4 Audlo Vusual Club 2 3 Intramural Of GCIGIS Club 3 4 MARILYN LOUISE BARBER Barb Wrthout laughter there no glory Glrls Choir I A Cappella Choir 2 Soccer 2 Speedball 2 Basketball 2 Bowling 2 Softball 2 BARBARA JEAN BARBERO Barb If eyes were made for seelng then beauty IS nts own excuse for being r s Club 3 G Ch French Club I 2 Paint and Powder A ery Bo g Square Dancing 2 Soccer I 2 Sensor Lnfe Savlng 3 Tennls 4 Softball 2 Volleyball 2 3 Basket ball I 2 3 Tumb n 'll JUDlTH GAIL BARNES Hjudyn l've touched the height of human happiness and here I'll stay. Paint and Powder 'I 2- Student Council 1- Quill Typist 3 4- High chool World Typist 3 4 French Clubl 2 Glrls Cholrl Girls Club 3 4 Bowling 2 Archery e nls 4 Volleyball 'l 2 3 as ketball 2 3 Speedboll 2 Softball I 2 Badminton 3 JUNE BEATRICE BARRETT e who has many friends has not a friend to spare Malorettes 2 3 Co captain 4 Hugh School World Typist 3 ROGER HURN BU RT BARRETT Rog B In general virtuous and you will be happy JV Golf 2 Golf 3 4 Homeroom Basketball 'I ETHELENE MAUD BASKERVILLE Eftie Nothing I5 as popular as kindness lrary Page Club 'I President 4 GLORIA BASSETT e knows the art of being happy I GEORGE WALTER BEAUREGARD Our sincerest laughter with some pain is laden. Student Council Alternate 'l- Science Club 'l 2 3 4- M.H.S. Publications T- Boys Choir l- A Cappella Choir 4 Fren b JAMES PETER BECKWITH Pete One of those happy souls who is the salt of the earth Audio Visual Club 2 Treasurer 2 JV Golf 'l LEE ALLEN BELCHER e never do anything well tl we cease to thunk about e manner of doing t Sock and Buskln 3 4 Boys Choir 'l J V Rifle 2 Rifle Team 3 ALAN BRUCE BENNETT e happiest life us that which constantly exercises and educates what IS best In us nd l 2 3 4 Spanish Clu JOY LENORE BENNETT Joy bell Joy in name and character Grls Choir l A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Orchestra 'l 2 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Tumbling 3 Basketball 2 3 Senior Life Saving MAXINE BENNETT HMUXU She is the image of a delightful air. Spanfsh Club I, Paint and Powder I, French Club 4, Basketball I. ROBERT BENSON Virtue alone is happiness ARTHUR MARVIN BENTON Ar The secret of success is constancy to purpose n I 2 3 JV Football 2 Track 2 JEAN MARIE BLANCHARD Jeanne Mind cannot follow nor words express her infinite sweetness Girls Clubl 2 3 4 Girls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Basketball 2 3 Badminton 3 Vol leyball 2 3 Soccer I Archery 2 Bowling I 2 Softballl 2 Square Dancing I Tennis 4 Laurel Girls State 3 SELDON LEE BOGLI Bog They are never alone who are accompanied with noble thoughts Hi Y 2 3 4 Vice president 2 Cur rent Affairs Club 4 Varsity M Club 3 4 J V Soccer I 2 Soccer 3 4 Tricaptaln 4 IV Track 2 .I V Basketball I Intramurals 3 4 r 3 0 GILLES BOISSONNEAULT HGHH He is both an athlete and a sport. Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, French Club I, 2, President 2, Varsity M Club 3, 4, Boys' Physical Education Club 2, 3, 4, Bays' Intramural Officials' Club 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 3, 4, J.V. Track 2, Track 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM FABENS BOLES Ben What a man has so much he sure of RAYMOND HAROLD BORST GY I hate scarce smiles I love laughing Senior Class Secretary Student Council Alternate 2 3 Representa tive 4 Physical Education Club 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Hi Y MHS Pub :cations 2 3 Track 2 Homeroom Basketball I Intramural Officials Club 3 JUDITH CAROLYN BRACE Grace There is spirit in her eyes and meaning in her air rs Club I 3 4 Paint a Powder I 2 Girls Choir I Stu dent Council I MHS Publications 3 Current Affairs Club 4 French Club 4 Archery 2 Senior Life Sav mg 3 MARIE THERESA BRANDT To be merry best becomes you rs Club I 2 3 4 Quill S 3 4 Debating Club 4 Latin Club 3 4 Current Altalrs Club 4 Bas k all 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Bowling 2 Soccer 2 Softball I Square Dancing I Badminton 3 4 Speedball I 2 KN 16 SHEILA ANN BRODERICK What'er is right, she's sure. to do. Girls' Club 2 4' Debatin Club 4 1 r 9 I Current Affairs 45 Aquaettes 3, 45 Basketball 3. ROBERT BARBERO BRODEUR Bo A frlend may well be reckoned a masterpiece of Nature Band I 2 Audio Vlsual Club I J V Golf 2 JV Football 3 Swlm mmg Team I 2 GAIL MARGARET BROGAN The budding rose above e rose full bloom Somanhls dvertlslng I 2 3 M H S Pubhcutuons I 2 3 Bowl mg 2 Archery 2 WILLIAM MARTIN BRONEILL I Free from worry IS he 3 4 Spanlsh Clu 2 Boys Cholr I Homeroom Bas ketball I Y JOSEPH BROOKS Merlt IS worthner than fame -in JUDITH ANN BROWN Hjudyf, My friends are my jewels. Girls' Choir I, 25 A Cappella Choir 3. THOMAS RAYMOND BROWN Tom The only way to have a frlend IS to be one French Club I 2 Boys Chou WILLIAM HIRSCH BROWN Buddy An actor IS a sculptor who CUYVES In SnOW Paint and Powder I 2 President 2 Soc and Buslun 3 4 Hu Y 3 ench Club I 2 V Tra Tennis 2 3 4 ROBERTA CHRISTINA BULLA Blrdle Luke a pearl dropped from the opening eyelids of the morn Girls Cholr I A Cappella Cholr 2 3 Girls Club 2 3 Baslcetballl 2 3 Softballl 2 Tennis 4 Badmln ton 3 Archery I Tumbling I Vol Ieyballl 3 Bowling 2 Speedball LORETTA LUCY BUSHNELL Lorry Educatlon IS a treasure and culture never dues Paint oncl Powder I 2 Natlonol Honor Society 2 3 4 Current Af falrs Club 3 4 Art Service Squad 3 4 Somanhls Art Staff 4 GERALD ANTHONY CALVE Gerry He who knows himself IS wise DANA HYDE CANNON Dane His limbs were cast in manly mold for hardy sport or contest bold HiYl 2 Round Table3 4 French Club 2 President 2 Latin Club 3 A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 lntra mural Officials Club 3 4 JV Base I JV Bas balll JV Football I 2 Football 3 4 Track 2 CHARLOTTE GRACE CARLSON C Y Her words were shed softer than leaves from the pme JOAN MIRIAM CARLSON Joann Lending all wisdom or its fairest flower Girls Clubl 2 3 4 Secretary l Treasurer 3 President 4 Civil De tense Club 2 3 4 Student Council l 2 Girls Choir l A Cappe a Choir 2 4 Paint and Powder l Future Nurses Club 4 Basketball 3 Archery I Softball l 4 HERMENNIE ANNE CARRARA Herm What sunshine IS to flowers her smile IS to humanity Somanhas Staff 3 4 Paint and Pow derl 2 French Club3 4 Spanish Club l 2- Quill Stat? 3' Girls Club 3 4- Girls Choir l' Archery l 2 3' Volleyball 2 3 4' Softball I 2 4- Basketball I 3 4' Bowling I 2' Junior Life Saving 3. - THOMAS FRANCIS CARROLL Tom By different methods dnHerent men excel ELIZABETH MAE CARTER z oy rises in me like a summers TUOFFI JUNE MARIE CERVINI Laughing cheerfulness throws sun light on all the paths of life Girls Club 2 3 High School World R ble Paint and Powder l 2 Sock and Buskln 3 President 4 Science Club 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Current Affairs Club 3 4 Grls Choir l A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Aquaettes 3 4 MARILYN MAE CHAPMAN Merrlly Kindness is ever the begetter of kindness Girls Choir I A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Soccer 2 Bowling 2 Speedball 2 ELEANOR CHRISTIE CHURCHILL Chris Her eyes like the sparks of fire befriend thee. A Cappella Choir 3- Girls Club 4. I ,ix I mf 'S 3' ROBERT MICHAEL CHURILLA nsobu On an court he la s the ame, Y - 9 and wm or lose, he leaves a victor. Boys' Choir l, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Varsity M Club 4, Homeroom Basketball I, J.V. Bas- ketball 3, Basketball 4, J.V. Base- ball 2, 3, Track 3, 4. KATHLEEN THERESA CLAFFEY Kathy As welcome as the sun after shower Somanhls Advertlsung 2 3 MH S Publlcatlons 2 3 4 Glrls Club 3 4 All State Band 4 Band I 2 3 4 Qulll Staff 3 4 Somanhls Staff 4 French Club 3 Volleyball 2 3 Speedball 2 Sensor Lnfe Sav mg 3 Basketball 2 Softball l 2 PETER CLARK Pete Laugh and the world laughs with you JV Football 1 2 RONALD CLARK Ron Mlrth makes the banquet sweet SCOTT BAILEY CLENDAN IEL Scottne Reason and ludgment are t e qualltues of a leader Round Table 2 3 4 A Cappella C our 2 3 4 Boys Cholr 'l ur rent Affalrs Club 4 Varsity M Club 4 French Club 3 Hugh Fudelnty Club 3 Homeroom Basketball l Indoor Track 2 3 4 JV Cross Country l Cross Country 2 3 4 Captain 4 JV Track I Track 2 3 4 if 'im ROBERT MAYER COHEN usobn A loyal friend, a good fellow. Current Affairs Club 4, J.V. Foot- ball 4. BRENDA ANN COLE Her Ivory hands on the Ivory keys play us enchantmg fantasies Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Girls Cholr l A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Student Councl l 3 4 Alternate 2 Round Tablel 2 3 4 Current Affairs Club 4 Orchestra I 2 4 Band 3 4 French Club l 2 3 VIVIEN GILMOURE COLE IV A woman luke a dewdrop she purer than the purest Grs Club 2 3 4 French b 'I 2 3 Secretary3 Current Affalrs Club 3 4 Round Table 3 4 Stu dent Council Alternate 4 Palnt and Powder 2 A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Girls Cholr l Bowling l 2 Vol leyballl 2 3 Basketball 3 Soft ball 2 Soccer l 2 Tennis 4 Senior Llfe Saving 3 GERALD COLEMAN Jerry Ambltlon IS the growth of every man JV Cross Countryl 2 .l V Track WILLIAM FRANCIS COLEMAN I A happy mlnded soul and always wlll be ROL:ER STEPHEN COLlA I am master of my fate am captain of my soul Hr Y 2 3 Science Club 3 4 ugh Fidelity Club 3 Vice president 3 o l DAIL LARAINE CONVERSE Shorty A beautiful face is a silent commendatlon Girls Choir I A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 MADOl.iN COOK Smrly Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are Girls Choir I A Cappella Choir 2 CAROL ROSSA CORDNER My heart s desires are with me, G'rls Choir I- A Cappella Choir VICTOR JOSEPH COSTANZO Vic Wit is born with a man. -3 ' 'QQ WILFRED PAUl COTE Pau We have been friends together in sunshine and ram Anglers Club3 Varsity M Club Cro C u y Track l Track 2 Homeroom Bas all I Fo ball 2 3 sntant Manager 2 Manager 3 In tramural Officials Club 3 4 JOAN CECELIA COTTON The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid Girls Club 3 Paint and Powder I 2 Square Dancing l 2 Badminton Bowling l DONALD JOSEPH COULOMBE Don Great hopes make great men Tumbling 3 LUCY ANN CULLEN ' Culler e very pink of perfection. Library Page Club l' Softball ' G'r s' Club 4, TERENCE PAUL CUNNINGHAM Terry A good laugh solves cares. J.V. Basketball I, 2, 3. yr I A . ff ,gm - fab if 'L -, r 1 we 3' , 0 X S, V S' X 5 V36 DQS GEORGE EDWARD CUSHING Cush A noble man IS he for he hath character sportsmanship and WI Varsity M Club 3 4 Stu ent Council 4 Homeroom Basketball l J V Soccer I 2 Soccer 3 4 Track ase a ase Basketball 2 3 4 .1o9',.g'!P ffl E n QQ, mme lf' Wfrorfflggfzw. -1' Bobby M ersonallty makes h f ub H dent Council 2 3 4 Soccer 'I 3 4 Trl captain 4 JV Basket ball 2 3 Basketball 4 Baseball BRADLEY DEARINGTON Brad 4' Justice IS truth an actlon JAMES EDWARD DELANEY nm Skull ond confldence are an unconquerable army Varsity M Club 4 Football 4 Baseball 4 JANET MAY DEMERS an grand thoughts come from the heart Palnt and Powder 'I Band 'l 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Bandoleers MAXINE CELINA DEMING Mackey Unfadlng are the gardens of kindness KENNETH ROBERT DENNENO Kenny o young heart everythmg un Audio Visual Clubl 2 3 4 Treas urer 2 Boys Choir 1 A Cappella Cholr 2 3 4 French Club 2 Quill Staff 2 Somanhls Advertising Staff l 4 Homeroom Basketballl D HARRY DIMLOW DALE JOAN DeCARLl l live for the future and for the 9 ,,.. good l can do One of the greatest pleasures In JV Basketball 1 JV Soccer 2 3 lute IS conversotlon BARRY PATRICK DOUGHERTY As honest a man as the sun ever shone on Current Affanrs Club 3 4 Cross Country Team 2 3 4 Track Team CAROL ANN DOYLE That actuon IS best which procures e greatest happiness for the greatest numbers rs Clubl 2 4 Basketball Speedball 'l Volleyball 3 ROBERT BATES DOYLE Bo Happmess seems made to be shared French Club 'l 2 3 Sock and Bus lu 3 Boys Choir 'l Homeroom Basketball l ETHEL MAY DREW Kethel Manners are the happy ways o dolng thlngs Archery l Bowlmg l RICHARD ALAN DUBANOSKI Dubo e sort of man you luke to meet anytume or any place Sensor Class President Natlonal Honor Society 2 3 4 Jumor Ad vlser 3 President 4 Student Coun ' , 4, Va ' M Clu , 4 President 4- Nutmeg Boys State 2- Basketball l, 2 3, 4, Captain 4- Soccer 2 3 4, Tri-Captain 4. LORETTE DIANNA DuBOlS Rette Few hearts are like hers wlth vurtue warmed WALTER RICHARD DUMAS Walt Endurance IS his crownln quality Y ,Www My Wil Our ays are better lighted es lh by sun ann nd P k a B ugh Sch World ss n ren C WMM P Q dpi? X V1 Lf ANN J CE DUPLIN She wears the rose of youth upon er rs Club 2 3 4 Hugh Sc World Typist 3 4 Quill Typist 3 4 Girls Chonr l A Cappella Cholr 4 r nch Club l 2 Bowling 'l Square Dancing 2 Speedball l 2 Soccer I 2 Archery 2 Basketball l 2 3 Tumbllngl Badminton 3 Softball! 2 Volleyball 2 3 Ten ns CLAIRE IRENE DUPONT We are charmed by neatness G r s Club l. ,Q 1 JOSEPH PETER DYER oe In thy face I see the map of honor truth and loyalty Varsuty M Club 2 3 4 Current Affaurs Club 3 4 Senuor Clos Treasurer Student C uncul 3 4 Hugh School World 3 4 Anglers Club 3 4 Latun Club 3 4 Co Con sul 3 Homeroom Basketball I JV Baseball l JV Football 'I o t bal 2 3 4 Co captaun 4 Track 2 3 4 Co captaun 4 GAIL ANN EAGLESON They re only truly great who are truly good Gurls Clubl 2 3 Presudent3 Stu dent Councul 3 4 Alternate I Glrls Leaders Club 2 3 Secretary Treasurer 2 Current Afllaurs Club 4 Aquaettes 3 4 Vuce presudent 3 Presudent 4 Soccer l Speedball I 2 Volleyball 2 Bowlung 'I 2 Archeryl 2 Softball 'I 2 Square Dancung 2 EARLE CHARLES ECABERT c He us noble who does nobly J V Football 2 -5 ,fsff X 3 Qsfguf fsoyviinos Tlfe udeal of courtesy wut race ,charm pots 'I 2 Art Cub 2 Service Squad 2 anlsh 3 Gurls Club 3 Palft Pow d9!'2 Debatun lub 2 4 Sec .retary 3 P dent 4 Speedball 2 etboll 2' 3 Square Dancung I jf Tumblung l 2 3 4 Bowling 'I Softball I 2 Volleyball 3 Archery DONNA LEE EDWARDS Freckles A loyful heart brungs happuness to a SUZANNE EDITH EDWARDS ue A gay and happy gurl who wu brughten your day Grs Club 2 3 French Club l urls eaders Club 2 3 Presudent 4 MHS Publucatnons 3 Somanhus Advertusung 3 Soman hus Staff 3 4 Paunt and Powder 2 Hugh School World Typust 3 4 De batung Club 4 Correspandmg Sec retary4 Tumblungl 2 3 4 Aqua ettes 3 4 Bowlung 2 Basketball 4 Archery 'I 3 Softbolll Speedballl 2 Volleyball 'I 2 4 Tennus 4 Senuor Lufe Savung 3 4 ERNEST WILLIAM EIB Ernue Kundness us the sunshune un which vurtue grows Anglers Club 3 4 Presudent 3 J V Soccerl Soccer 2 3 4 JV Track 'I Boys Physucal Educatuon Leaders Club 3 fl' -rf-if ,W MANFRED EIGENBROD vis Tennus 2 French Club T LINDA EVELYN ERICKSON Murphy It us only great souls that know how much glory th re s goodness Grs Club l Round Table 3 4 A Cappella Chour 2 3 4 Archery CARLTON RICHARD FAIRBANK Car Take lufe too seriously and what us ut worth? 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EVELYN INA FANCHER EVIE Theres loy an her eyes and her smlle Art Servuce Squad 2 3 4 Pregldent 4 A Cappella Chour 2 3 4 Art Club 2 3 4 Glrls Club3 Soman his Art Staff 3 4 Quall Staff 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Volleyball 3 JOBYNA JUNE FEDORA June A good heart IS better than all the heads In the world Glrls Club 'I 2 3 4 Somanhls Ad vertlslng Staff 3 French Club 3 4 Bowling 'l 2 Archery l 2 Soc 2 oftball l 4 Tennis Square Dancmg 'I THOMAS RICHARD FELICE Tom Give me true frlendshvp and l wlll be content Audio Visual Club I 2 French Club l A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Boys our l Round Table 3 4 Al State Choir 4 EDWARD FELTHAM To be able to look back upon ones llfe with satlsfactlon IS to llve tw ce Clvll Defense Club l 2 3 4 Var I M Club 4 Bo s Cholr A Cappella Chour 2 3 JV Cross Country 3 Track 2 3 4 Rifle Team 2 3 4 French Clubl 2 Scuene Club 4 ROBERT STEPHEN FILLER o A splrlt of lnqulry as the great charocterustnc of the age we luve ln l, Clvll Defense Club 2, , Spanish Club l, 2, Tennis 2, 3 JUDITH ANN FINDLAY Fmzy Wuthout pleasure llfe would dreary be Glrls Club l Lubrary Pages 3 4 Gurls Choir l Malorettes 2 3 4 CAROL ANN FISCHER Character IS a diamond that scratches every stone National Honor Society 3 4 Glrls u l 2 3 4 Vlce presldent Hugh School World l 2 3 4 Palnt an Powderl Glrls Cholrl A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Span h Club 3 4 MHS Publlcatsons 3 Bowlnng 2 Archery 2 df' 93' ffl? G9 ROBERT leROY FISKE Bo constant frlend IS a thing rare and novel to find Spanlsh Club 2 Baseball 2 J V Basketball 2 Basketball 3 4 MARION AVERY FITCH ue Good the more communicated the more abundant grows Current Affanrs Club 3 4 G l Club 2 3 Spanish Club 3 French Club 3 Glrls Choir l A Cappella Choir 2 3 Paint and Powder l Sock and Buskun 2 3 Soccer 3 Tennis l Basketball 2 Archery 2 3 Tumblmg 2 Bowlmg 2 3 JANET CLAIRE FLAVELL an And stull we gazed and stall the wonder grew that one small head could carry all she knew Hugh School Worldl 2 3 4 Ed: tor In chref 4, Current Affairs Club 3, 4, Girls' Club 3, 4, Vnce presndent 4, Glrls' Chour l, A Cappella Choir 3, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Secretary 2, French Club 3, Basketball 2, 3, eyball l, 2, 3, Bowlnng T, , Archery l, 2, Softball l, 2 dw, nf' 5 'S WV? GAIL ANNE FULLER Eyes as soft and capacnous as cloudless sky rs Club I 3 4 Treasurer Spanlsh Club 2 3 Girls Chorr I A Cappella Cholr 2 3 4 FRANCES M T GAHAGAN Terra Ann Seek and ye shall find frnendshnp and peace of mund A Cappella Choir 3 RACHEL BARBARA GANTER Rae And heavens soft azure In her eyes were seen Aucllo Vlsual Clubl 2 Secretary 2 Debating Club I 2 Clvll Defense u 'I Gr C our M Publications 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Somanhls Advertising 'I 2 Library Page Club 2 A Cappella Cholr 2 3 Girls Leaders Club 3 4 Volleyball 'I 3 4 Softball 2 ccer 2 Basketball I 2 3 Archeryl 2 Bowling I 2 Gym nastlcs 3 4 GUY WILLIAM GARTSIDE Gart To set a good example IS deemed honorable and profltable Spanish Club 2 Intramural Omclals Club 3 CURTIS HENRY GASKELL Curt What should a man do but be merryl Boys Choir I A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Round Table 3 4 J If. RICHARD JAMES GAVIS A true friend IS luke a chest of god RALPH EDDY GEER They accompllsh much who dlllgently and faithfully Ol Chess Club 3 Science Club 4 Vlce presldent Treasurer 4 Au duo Vlsual Club 'I 2 President 2 Latin Club 3 National Honor So clety 3 4 Current Affairs Club 3 4 Hugh School World 3 4 JV Rrfle Team 3 Rifle Team 4 STEPHEN MARSHELL GERO Steve Much IS he worth to all his many friends Art Service Squad 3 EVELEEN JUNE GEROMILLER Evle Tnme IS as young as ever now nature as fresh and sweet nch Club 3 Bandl 2 3 manhls Advertising Saff 2 3 MHS Publucatnons 2 Grrls Club 2 3 4 Softball 'I 2 Basketball 2 Speedball 2 Volleyball 2 4 Arch e I ANGELO DOMENIC GESMUNDO Frlendshlp shines from the lnner glow of a happy soul nd 'I 2 3 4 Bandoleers 2 4 Dance Band 3 4 President 3 RONALD WILLIAM GES' Ron All must be earnest Ih a world luke ours French Club I 2 Hugh School World 3 4 JV Track I J V Cross Coun I ROBERT ANGELO GIOLA o Friendship IS constant In everythmg he does WALTER FRANCIS GLEASON Walt Happy IS the man who as vold of cares and strife JV Football I Homeroom Basket ba I EDWARD GOODCH I LD He IS always laughnng for he has on Infinite deal of wlt MARILYN FIELD GOULD Speech IS sulver silence IS golden Glrls Club 3 4 Somanhls Staff 4 SoftbalII 2 Soccerl Speedball I Archery I Bowllng I 2 od mmton 3 Volleyball I, 2, 3, Square Doncmg 2, Tennls 4, Basketball 2, 3 MARY ANN GOZDZ Steadfast was her fnendshup er word was true as gold Gurls Cholr I A Cappella Choor MARY ELLEN GRAHAM Mary From her we can read the perfect ways of honor Art Club I 2 Art Service Squad 3 4 French Club 2 ROSEMARY JEAN GRIFFIN Mudge The hand that hath made you fan hath made you good Girls Club3 4 Basketball 3 Bowl Ing 2 Volleyball 2 Tennis 4 SHIRLEY ANN GRIFFIN Shlrle Her face IS like a blooming rose MARJORIE ANNE GRIMM Margie hustlmg energetlc sort a Isvely friend and one good sport National Honor Society 3 4 De batlng Club 3 4 French Club I 2 3 4 Current Affairs Club 3 4 Pamt and Powder I 2 Sock and Buskm 3 4 Hugh School World Typist 3, 4, Girls Club 4, Student Councal Alternate I, 4, Gnrls' Cholr I, Soccer I, 2, Speedball 2, Archery 2, Basketball 3, 4, A Cappella Cllolr 2, 4, Volleyball 4 .Af 4 Wk ,A ' KENNETH JOSEPH GRON LUND Ken Modesty ns the citadel of character Current Affairs Club 3 4 DONALD JOSEPH GROUS Don Good men are a public good Boys Cholr I A Cappella Chour 2 3 JV Cross Countryl DAVID GEORGE GUAY Dave Profound smcerlty I5 the only basls of talent as of character Palnt and Powder I 2 Sock and Bus un 3 HIY I 2 Secretary 2 cations I Hugh School World I 2 3 Boys Choir I Current Affalrs Club 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 French Clubl 2 ff X9 514' DAVID LEO GUNAS Davy Frollc and fun help make a man French Club 3 Homeroom Basket b ll I Intramural Swimming 4 Boys Physical Education Club 2 Swlmmnng Team I 2 3 4 MARSHA ADEL GUNTHER Marsh Let me have friends around me for that IS my loy Paint and Powder I Magorettes I 2 3 latin Club 3 Current AHGITS Club 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Gnrls Chonr I A Cappella Chour 2 3 4 Bowling 2 Archery 2 Vol Ieyball 3 Basketball 3 ll 4 Sl, ' ' I 4 , I Q , I . f Y . 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N X k 2 m U. - 4- fl, y, --' 'T , , U -1 ' ' -1 6' . -2 .v n ' ,fc-V Nfqmi '79 3' , A a I P , 'la if ggi my rs GI ren KI N1 In Cl a r e etar rse oc an e S u A u nv: :fe se S I Bowllngl 140' EDN NVLNQHADD C Ann QE Sweet us the scene here QQ friendship pla Girls Choir I 2 A Cappella Chol 3 Glrls Club 4 JAMES EDWARD HAMILL Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth spealceth M H S Publucatuons 3 ELLA JEAN HAMILTON Bonnie Everyone IS happy who dances Grls Choir I A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Badminton 3 WILLIAM CANNON HANSEN l A lnfe that enloys meloduous days Homeroom Basketball I ELNA ETHEL HARMSEN Her Sl'l'Ill9 delIghts the eyes GIrls Choir I A Cappella Cholr 2 3 4 Student CouncIl 2 3 Alt nate 2 BadmInton 3 Glrls Club 4 LINDA DIANE HARRISON n The world means somethIng to the capable Student CouncIl I Grls Club 3 4 Llbrary Page Club I 4 uull Staff Typlst 3 Square Danclng 2 Volleyball 2 BowlIng 2 Archery 2 Softball 2 JANE GROVE HARRY Her ways are ways of pleasant ness and all her paths are peace GIrls Club 2 PflIl'1TUl'1d Powder Sock and Buskln 3 4 Cur rent Affairs Club 4 French Club Cappella ChoIr 2 Girls ChoIr I Bowling 2 THOMAS CARL HART Slup A faIthful frIend IS the fTl6dICIn9 o I e Cross Country Team 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Manager 2 MILTON ROY HATHAWAY MIt actIon faithful and In honor clear Student Council 2, Alternate 3, 49 J.V. Track 25 Rifle Team 35 Nut- meg Boys' State 3. C 9,--. SAMUEL JAMES HAUGH Sam Nothlng IS Imposslble to Wllllng heart JV Soccer I Football 2 3 ROBERT STEPHEN HAY Smazy I e IS a lest and all thlngs show t I thought so once and now I know It I 2 3 Sclenc ub 2 Football I 2 Round Table 2 3 4 Swlmmlngl 2 Trackl 2 Home room Basketball I Intramural Vol ley all 3 4 Softball I 2 ALICE MARIE HAYNES heart IS like a sIngIng blrd HERMAN SCOTT HELM Manners make the man TAMAR MABEL HETZEL Tam WIth her eyes In flood Wllh laughter Girls' Club Ig French Club 35 Girls' Choir Ig A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. 'ID I r' X6 PETER HEWITT Pete We are born to be happy a of s PATRICIA ANN HIBBARD a Pollteness I5 the art of choosing among one s real thoughts Glrls Club 2 3 4 Gnrls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Pamt and Powder I 2 Sock and Buskln 4 Current Af fanrs Club 4 French Club 3 Bowl angI 2 TumbllngI 2 3 4 Speed balll 2 Basketball 2 3 Archery I 2 Senior Llfe Savlng 3 Volley 2 3 Softball I BARBARA MAE HICKEY Barb The most precaous of all possessions IS a wlse and loyal frlend rs Clubl 2 Glrls C our Cappella Choir 2 4 French Club 2 3 Latvn Club 3 Somanhls Stal? 4 National Honor Soclety 3 4 Current Affairs Club 4 Speedball 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Bowling 2 Softball 2 Volleyball 3 4 Archery SANDRA BETH HILL -3 Ylko Knowledge IS power CLIFFORD WOLFGANG HODGKINS Cuff The loytulness of a man prolongth hls days Science Club 2 3 4 Current Affairs Club 4 Spanish Club I 2 Auduo Vlsual Club 3 4 HnFndel1ty Club 3 Rifle Team 2 3. fn .QQ CAROLYN STAVER HOUSE Happy Merit and good breeding will make their way everywhere National Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Sec retary 4 Girls Club 2 Science C ub 2 3 4 Current AHGIYS Club 3 4 Hugh School World 3 Palnt and Powder I 2 Sock and Buskln 3 4 Grls Cholrl Bowlnng 2 Sensor Life Saving 3 ROBERT JOHN HOWARTH Bo The laughter of man IS his contentment Anglers Club 4 KAY DIANE HOWLES Kay Nothing IS better than to hpppv Gurls Choir I A Cappella Choir 2 3 Girls Club 2 3 Student Councl 2 3 Alternate 4 Bowm Archery I Volleyball I Softball I RONALD HOWLEY man ot good manners morals and acts Intramural Volleyball 3 Basketball MARILYN JOY HUBBARD n A constant friend IS a thlng rare and hard to Gnd Grls Choir I- A Cappella Choir - anish Club I 3- u' Staff I 2 3 4' Photography Club 3- Future Nurses Club 3 4' Bowl- ing 2. STEPHEN WILSON HUBBARD Steve He is a good man and lust Spanish Club I 2 Intramural Of I' als Club 3 4 Tumbling 2 4 Intramurals 3 4 Hi Y 2 4 Home room Basketball I KENNETH ELLINGTON HUDSON Ken With malice toward none with charity for all French Clubl 2 Varsity M Club T 3 Cro Country CAROL HOPE HUESTIS The spirit of truth and the spirit of freedom these are the pillars of society National Honor Society 2 3 4 Student Councill 2 3 High School World 2 3 4 Girls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Current AITairs Club 3 4 Girls Club 2 Cheerleaders 3 4 Captain 4 Basketball 2 3 Volley b 2 3 Softbulll 2 Archery I 2 Tumbllngl Bowlungl 2 Senior Life Saving 3 PATRICIA LEE HULTMAN ot As pure in thought as angels are Girs Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 r s Choir I A Cappella 2 Softball I Archery I 2 Bowling I 2 Tennis 4 Volleyball 2 3 Bos ketball 2- Square Dancing I. STEVE RAY HUMMEL Steve-vo His heart is as great as the world. J.V. Football I, 2, J.V, Track 2. y M If ,. ra if 9 5 f ' V fowl, , , ,' '-,rg 4 ,, , ,, .1 1 ,f .., at ' K w 1,f':..' SANDRA ANN HURLEY Sandra A lovely lady garmented n ight from her own beauty Student Councnl I 3 Girls Leaders u 2 n State Festival 2 3 French Clu I 2 Basketball I 2 3 4 Soft all I 2 3 Volleyball I 2 3 Ba mn ton I 2 3 Tennis I 2 3 Tumbling So JAY FREDERICK HYLAND GY The greatest blessing is pleasant companion THOMAS JOHN HYSON Hinney Doing good is a certain happy action of a mans life arsity M ub 3 H Audio Visual Club I 2 Boys Phy slcal Education Club 3 4 JV Cross Country I Cross Country 2 3 4 V Track I Track 2 3 4 Sw mmg Team 2 3 4 Manager 2 Co captain 4 Intramural Swimming NICHOLAS DOMINIC INFANTE Nick A conscientious mon will never lack words Boys Physical Education Club 4. JOAN LUCILE IVERSEN if ont. Sweet as dew shut in a lily's golden core. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Girls Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, Paint and Powder I, 2, Future Nurses' Club 3, Bowling I, 2, Archery I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, Softball 2, Volleyball I, 2, 3, Tumbling I, Soccer 2, Square Danc- ing 2. 40 X ..-1 Nw 1-. ,I 49 0 'QW MARY JO JACKSON Mary would be argument for a week laughter for a month and good pest forever Girls Club 3 Bowllng 2 Volley ball 2 Softball 2 Soccer 2 JEANNE JACOBS Always ready with a smlle quick to do a thing worthwhile Student Council 2 3 MHS Pub lucatlons 3 Clvnl Defense Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Library Page Club 3 4 Badmmton 3 DAVID ALBERT JANSSEN Dave Neath has celestral smlle Iles the silent wnsdom and worldy goodness given only unto thus man JV Track l Tumbllng 3 X GEORGE ALFRED Jessov T' eff Promises may get friends but It I5 performance that keeps them EDNA LOUISE JOHNSON Dolly The best of life IS conversatuon Choir l Spanrsh Club 2 A Cappel hour 2 JUDITH IRENE JOHNSON Judy Petite sweet and always In stye Grs Club 2 4 French Club 2 Bowlnng l Soccer 1 JUSTINA JOHNSON Tuna e most excellent gift of charity Spanish Club 2 3 Choir l A Cap p a Choir 2 3 4 ANTHONY LOUIS JONES Tony No man was ever great by :mutation Spanish Club 2 3 'Q JAMES JOY EU-Y HANNY JOHANNES A lolly splrlt wall never Our characters are the result our conduct fade away THOMAS STANLEY JUROS Tom lt is the ioy and pleasant things that make you happy. Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Paint and Powder I, Varsity M Club 3, 4, Home- room Basketball Ig J,V.lTrack I, 2, Track 3, 4, J.V, Soccer I, 2, Soccer 3, 4. RICHARD CHESTER KACINSKI A true friend is forever a friend Varsity M Club 4 JV Baseball 2 3 4 JV Basketba ROBERT JAMES KANE Bob The highest of distinction service to others Audio Visual Club I 2 3 4 TERRENCE KENNEDY Terry honest mans the noblest work of God JOHN CHARLES KENSEL Butch He masters feats twice his size Baseball 2 , sg. :. .3 y . ' v .wif 4 . , 1 1 i I MW ,OD Q-IX 0-,F ,cf ,Aff 'Q no-'I 'fi 7 JOAN CAROL KENT Jeanie A most beautiful lady, light of step and heart. Student Council I, Girls' Club I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Choir I, A Cappella Choir 2, High School World StaH 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Soccer I, Volleyball 2, Bowling l, Arch- ery 2, 4, Tennis 4, Basketball 2. BARBARA ANNE KILDISH Barb True goodness springs from the heart Future Nurses Club 3 4 Girls Club 4 GI ls Cho I A Cappe a Choir 2 Civil Defense Club 4 Soft ball 2 Speedball 2 Archery 2 Bowling 2 Basketball 2 NANCYANN MARY KING Nancy The Image of neatness well known for her sweetness r nch Club 'l 2 Quill Staff Girls Club 4 PATRICIA JANE KINGMAN a Of all earth s songs God took e half to make the ripple of her laugh Grs Club 3 Latin Club 3 Girls Choir I Somanhis Advertising 3 Volleyball 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 Softballl 2 Soccerl 2 Bowl ing I 2 Square Dancing 2 Tumb l l Speedball 2 Archery 2 Senior Life Saving 3 JEAN LOUISE KINGSBURY She softly speaks and sweetly smiles Current Affairs Club 3 4 A Cap pella Choir 2 3 Girls Choir 4. ,f bi rf 1 X 2 'Di g 1 1 I 3 seg, 1 JAMES ARTHUR KLAR nnmf, A cheerful heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Paint and Powder I, 2, Boys' Choir I, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Photo- graphy Club 2, Round Table 2, 3, Sock and Buskin 3, Spanish Club 2, M.H.S. Publications 2, J.V. Swim- ming I, J.V. Football 3. RAYMOND FREDERICK KORNER CY Every man hath his proper gifts developed Audio Visual Club 2 JV Swimming CHARLES ROBERT KRAMER Chas live the life I o Boys Choir I KATHERINE C KUHLMANN Kitty e as fair as a rose bloom Current Affairs Club 4 Girls Club 3 4 Vice president 3 Secretary 4 Q ll Staff 4 French Club 2 3 Soccerl 2 Basketball 3 4 Speed ball 2 Softball 'l 2 Volleyball 3 WILLIAM RAYMOND KUHNE I Where there is music there can be no harm nd I 2 4 Or estral 4 All State Orchestra 4 .x,,, ,J . 9 f I .ijt rf J 4' 'mi' ROBERT RYAN KWASH ,,Bob,, There's art to find the mind's construction in the face. Varsity M Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council Alternate I, Hi-Y 4, Home- room Basketball l, J.V. lndoor Track I, 2, Track l, 2, 3, J.V. Cross Country I, 2, Cross Country 3, 4. PATRICIA ANNE LaCHAPELLE a Much wisdom often goes with fewest words Girls Club 3 GAIL MARIE LAILEY lt as the gentle thoughtful heart that has the happy heart TERRENCE DALE LAISE Terry A patient man is a pattern for success 3 PHILIP JOSEPH LAMOUREUX There is always loy for the morrow Boys Cholrl JV Basketball I JOAN ELLIS LANDERS favorite temple is a humble heart,' Arts and Crafts Club 3 45 French Club 2- Archery I' Softball 2- Ten- nis 4. RONALD RAYMOND LaPOINTE Ronnie High erected thoughts are seated the heart of courtesy French Club I 2 Spanish Club 3 4 JV Baseball I Homeroom Bas ketball I BARBARA MARY LAURETANO Barb The 'oy of youth and health her eyes display and ease of heart her every look conveys Student Councl 2 Girls Club 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Soft ball 2 Archery 2 Basketball 3 4 Square Dancing I 2 Bowling I CLIFFORD CARL LAUTENBACH I lt takes a great man to make a good listener .IV Soccer I 2 Soccer 3 4 Home room Basketball I Intramural Of ficials Club 3 4 ELAINE MARY LaVOlE Truth is sincerity Girls Club 3 Audio Visual Club I Library Page Club 4 French Club 3 Basketball 3 Volleyball 2 3 Arch ery 2 Softball 2 Square Dancing 2 I AQ. 0 MARTHA ANNIS LEANDER Marty Friendly toward all with manners sweet, the kind of girl one likes to meet. Nlational Honor Society 3, 4- Cur- rent Aftairs Club 4 Secretary 4- High School World I 2 3 4 As slstant Editor 4 Sock and Buskin C u 2 3 Stu e Council Alternate I Girls Choir I A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Aqua ettes 4 HELEN LOUISE LEDUC A true friend IS the greatest blessings French Club I 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Girls Club 4 Archery I Bowl I PATRICIA ANNE LEDUC a Her pleasant smile warms our hearts Somanhis Advertising 3 M Pub :cations 2 3 4 High School ord 2 3 4 Girls ClubI Band I 2 3 4 French Club 4 Basketball 2 Softball 2 Volley ball 2 4 Senior Life Saving 3 BARRY JOHN LEE ee s good ta have friends CAROL ANN I.eMAY Carol It is my duty and I will French Club 4 Girls Club 4 Basket IJ 'I 2 3' KARIN ELSA LENHARDT Falthfulness and sancerlty are hnghest Student Councll I Art Service Squad I Spanush Club 2 3 Soccer I Basketball I 2 3 Speedball I Badminton 3 Softball I 2 Arch e I 2 Bowllng I 2 Volley all DONALD JOHN LEWIE Lucky Whether there s r IS not something to do you are always doing something JV Soccer I Art Service Squad CAROL ANN LEWIS Patience I5 a necessary Ingredient of Iufe urls Club 2 3 4 Archery I Soft ball I 2 Basketball 3 Tumbling I Tennls 4 Speedball 2 Volleyball 2 3 Bowlmg I 2 Square Danc I JOYCE ELSIE LIDO Kind In thought and deed French Club I Quill Staff 3 Speed ba 2 WILLIAM JOSEPH LIEPIS Llep Truth when wltty IS the wlttlest of all things Boys Cholr I, French Club 2, Cur rent Affairs Club 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, JV Football I, Manager I, Football 2, 3 4, Intra mural Volleyball 4 fi J ,-rays' MARTIN WAYNE LONGFELLOW The gentleman IS well learned ond IS a most rare speaker nlor HI Y Base a Football 3 4 Intramural Volleyball 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Spanlsh u I ANN CATHERINE LUCAS Her smlle I5 full of worth and goodness Somanhns Staff 3 4 Secretary 4 Girls Club 4 Current Affairs Club 4 Soccer 2 Speedball 2 Softball 2 Volleyball 2 Archery 2 Gurls Cholr I A Cappella Chonr 2 JUDITH FRANCES LUCAS Jud: Laughmg cheerfulness throws sunlight on all the paths of life Somanhls Stal? 3 4 A Cappella Cholr 2 Glrls Club 4 Current Af fairs Club 4 Girls Chonr I Arch ery 2 Soccer 2 Softball 2 Speed ball 2 Volleyball 2 MARY ELLEN LUCAS Its good to be merry and wuse Girls Choir I A Cappella Chour 2 Glrls Club 4 Somanhls Staft Current Aftaurs 4 Archery 2 Soc cer 2 Softball 2 Speedball 2 Vol Ieyball 2 CHARLES LU KAS Chuck M F A good laugh as sunshme from the heart Varsity M Club 4, Intramural Basketball I, 3, Tennus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Physical Educatlon Club 3, 4 ALAN ROBERT LYONS Wlth truth and loy I face future Band 'I 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Band oleers 3 4 Qunll Club 2 French Club I 2 Audio Vlsual Club 'I JAMES RUSSELL MacDOUGALL nm The force of his own ment makes his way Current Affairs Club 4 Boys Physl cal Education Club 3 MALCOLM DONALD MacDUFF Mac Hls smile portrays his heart happy the whole day through .IV Soccer 2 Turnblung 3 4 EDWARD MACEYKA Fnendshlps multlply Ioys and davude QYICTS ROBERT DOUGLAS MacLACH LAN 3' 49 '95 17' 4 It IS wnse to Ilsten to reason .l 15 ROBERT SAMUEL MALTEMPO Bo Cheerful company shortens the mules Homeroom Basketball I JV Base b Il 2 Boys Physical Educatlon Club 2 DANIEL ALLEN MANCHUCK Danny S heard h sou the music of wonderful melodies nd I 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 dent Leader 4 Bandoleers 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 .IV Track I J V Cross Country 2 Football 3 KATHERINE ALLYN MARTIN Kathy Ill be merry and free I ll be sad for nobody Su ent Council I 3 4 Qulll 3 4 Editor 3 Secretary 4 Current Affairs Club 3 4 Girls Club 2 3 Pannt and Powder l 2 French Club 4 MHS Publlcataon I 3 Cheer leaders 3 4 Bowling 2 Archery 2 Basketball 2 Softball 2 Girls Cha r I A Cappella Cholr 2 3 4 THERESA CATHERINE MARTIN Terry Here comes the lady! O so Iught of foot Girls Choir I A Cappella Choir Malorettesl 2 3 4 Co captaln Captain 4 Somanhls Advertising Saff 2 3 MHS Publcatnons 2 3 Bowlung CARL LAURENCE MASZTAL Gladness ln the heart IS a happy man Boys Physical Educatlon Club 4 Cross Country Manager I, Track Manager Ig Swlmmlng 2, 3, 45 Ten- nis 2, 4. ,Ol , wx: 1 f 'ff M 4 4? fl 4164 'A I I , y 4 4 X 1 si fm 'T' 3, Ft W m X ily! i A ANTON FRANCIS MAYER Hrony., Q Small matters win great commendationsf' J.V. Soccer 1, 2, Soccer 3, Tumbling 3. NINA ANN MCALLISTER A merry heart doeth good like a medicine Arts and Craft Club 2 Art Service Squad 2 3 REGINA FRANCES McALLISTER Reggie Variety is the source of life rs Club rs olr Cappella Choir 4 ALEXANDER THOMSON McBRIDE Sandy Fine art as that in which the hand the head and the heart go together 3 4 Span Ars a d Crafts Club 3 4 t Service Squad 2 3 4 Somanhls Art Staff 4 Art Editor Varsity M Club 3 4 Boys Physical u ation Club 2 JV S er T ccer 3 4 Track 1 2 5 MAUREEN GAYLE McDONALD 3' o fi? The hand cannot clasp the whole of her ams AUSTIN MCDOWELL Only the wise profit by advice. Audio-Visual Club l, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 2, Vice-president 3. AUDREY ANN McGOWAN On her tongue IS the law of kindness ROBERT EDWARD McINTOSH Bob From crown to toe filled with mirth Boys Physical Education Club 2 Hu 2 3 4 Vice president dent Council T French Club 3 In tramural Officials Club 3 4 Sock Buslun 3 JV Baseball Baseball 3 4 Football 3 4 GLENN RANDOLPH McKlNNEY Mack The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest HY4 MARGOT ANN McKlNNlE There lies a but of mischief behind thy mild exterior Girls Club2 Gurls Cholrt A Cap pella Choir 2 3 4 Latin Club 3 WILLIAM HARVEY MCPHERSON I great virtues become great men nd I 3 4 Dance Ban 4 Swummlng Team I 2 JV Foot ball 2 3 4 Intramural Offlcnals Club 3 JOHN WILLIAM McVEIGH He IS a true brave and downrlght honest man THOMAS MELBERT Tom Wut now and then struck smartly shows a spark Sclence Club 2 3 4 Boys Chourl DOROTHY CELIA MELLEN Dot She who does kind deeds become fic TERESA MARY MERZ Terry Whose face IS thus so musucally fan? S I -'vi LYNNE HOWOR MESSENGER A cheerful heart a Iultmg song to scatter sunshme mnd the throng Spanish Club I 2 3 Gurls Club 2 4 G Is Cho I A Cappe C our 2 3 4 Round Table 3 4 Quull 3 Bowlmg 2 JUDITH ANN MIDDLEBROOK Judy Music wakes the soul and Ilfts It hugh Student Council I Band I 2 President 4 Orchestra I 2 Spanish Club 3 Bancloleers 2 4 Girls Clubl 2 3 4 Secretary I A Cappella Cholr 4 Round Table 4 All State Band 2 3 All State Orchestra 4 All Eastern Band 3 WILLIAM ARTHUR MINNICK I Conhdence shall be your strength Band I French Club 4 Science Club 3 4 HI Fldellty CIub3 4 Treasurer Audio usual Club Tack I JV Basketball 2 3 4 PATRICIA ANN MISSERI a To be good IS to be happy Girls Club I Glrls CI1olrI A Cap pella Choir 2 3 Somanhls Adver tlsmg Staff I Soccer 2 Speedball I 2 Archeryl 2 Basketballl 2 Bowling 2 Softball I 2 GEORGE FRANCIS MOCKALIS Men of few words are the best men Q vi J SANDRA RAE MOELLER Sandy The light of mudnlght s starry heaven IS In her radiant eyes Paunt and Powder I Gurls Club 3 Girls Leaders Club 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Student Councul 3 Cheer leaders 3 4 Basketball l 2 Tumb u I Vo eyball I 2 3 Soc 2 Archery I 2 Tennis 4 Softball Bowling I 2 Senior life mg 3 he A9 03 LIVIO MONACO ee Manners make the man JV Soccer I JAMES EDMOND MORANCEY nm Be merry be wlse be happy and success wnll follow Boys Physical Educatlon Club 2 3 4 Hu Y 3 4 Current Affairs Club 3 4 Intramural Omclals Club 3 Track 2 3 4 Football 3 JOSEPH PAUL MORIARTY oe He IS always laughlng and brings pleasure to all who meet hum RAYMOND JOHN MORICZ Jack Nothing can replace a friend. J.V. Football I, 25 J,V. Basketball I, 25 J.V. Baseball I, 2. 2 I 5. in -af! .5 .--V' X .sl CAROL LOUISE MORRIS Some thunk the world IS full of fun and froluc PATRICIA ELLEN MORROW a soft answer turneth away wrath Bowlnng 'I 2 Square Dancing I THOMAS WILLIAM MORROW Tom Success ns found In the soul o you Homeroom Basketball 'I Intramural OITTCIGIS Club 3 4 ROBERT DALLAS MORTON Bob An honest man s word us has bond French Club I 2 Boys Physlcal Education Club I Intramural Of n a s ub an Orchestra 3 4 Bandoleers 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 DONALD MCNALLY MOTHES Don For he that once IS good IS ever great Boys Choir 'I A Cappella Choir 2 MARYANN THERESA MOZZER Mae Your deeds are known words that lundle glory from the stone Volleyball I Basketball I DONALD KENNETH MUISENER Don Deeds not words shall speak for me Hn Y I 2 Boys Cholr I A Cappel hour 2 V So r Basketball I MARILYN ANNE MULLIN Mooney Wlth the good we become good THOMAS MURPHY e us have pleasure loy and laughter THOMAS EDWARD N E Toms A luttle nonsense now and then us relnshed by the wisest men JV Soccer I Golf 2 vm 13 ROBERT WILLIAM NEIL Sonny A loyal friend a good fellow Varsity M Club 4 J V Basketball 3 .IV Football I Football 4 JV Baseball I 2 Baseball 3 4 LINDA METCALF NELSON Nellne A smlle for each a friend to all Sensor Class Vice presldent Girls Club I 2 3 President 2 Current Affalrs Club 3 4 President 4 Paint and Powder 'I 2 Secretry I Stu dent Councll 'I 2 3 4 M H S Pub Iucatlons I 2 Round Table I 2 Irs Leaders Club I 2 Aquaettes 3 4 Vlce presldent 4 Bowlung 2 Tennls 4 Softball I 2 Volleyball 2 3 Soccer 2 Speedball I Square Danclng 2 WAYNE ANDERS NEWMAN Has smxle IS worth Its welght In god B ndl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 HI o Bo s C our Dance Band 3 4 Spanish Club 2 Intramural Officials Club 3 4 PETRINE JANE NIELSEN Trme To know her IS to love her Pamt and Powder lv Preszclen., I Sock efkrl Bu T surer School rld Y 3 4 Natsonal r Say' W rent A 3 Chow! A Ca e a 2 Soccer I olley ll ffx, -6 ELISE FLORENCE ODONNELL I EE Frsendshnp always benefits from her smule Gnrls Club 4 'W-FY 'S A 40 J' f 4' y,,,.F, J 0 ,lib .Fi 1? f ' t s ' L5-.E X, ALAN CHARLES OGREN A good nature brings many friends DOLORES OGREN Through goodness there are all kinds of wisdom Grs Club 4 ESTA LEE ORCUTT Her eyes are stars of twilight far Arts Cclfts Club l 2 3 President 2 Art Service Squad 2 Sock and Buskln 3 4 French Club 3 Archery 'l 2 Bowling 2 RONALD OSELLA on Keep thy friend under thy own lifes key. Rifle Team 3, 4. FELIX THOMAS PAGANI H1-emu Mirth is a necessity in life. lf ANDREA ROSE PAGGIOLI Andy Music IS well sad to be a git of angels Grls Chonr 'l A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Round Table 2 3 4 Span ash Club 'l 2 President 2 French Club 3 Vice president 3 National Honor Society 3 4 GAYLON PALMER Gay Pixies often touch the earth Paint and Powder 'I 2 Sock and s In 3 4 b Girls Leaders Club 3 4 Frenh Clubl 2 Span sh Club3 4 Girls Choir l A Cappella Choir 2 Aquaettes 3 4 Basketball 3 Sen r Life Saving 3 Softball I Volleyball l 3 Soccer 2 Bowling 2 Tennis 4 LOUIS PANTALEO ou We shall always be youthful laughing and gay NANCY JOAN PARKINSON I-Q .J m P Hi-Y 2, French Club 3, Boys' Phye sical Education Club 2, 3, Swim- ming 25 Tennis 25 Boys' Choir 'lg A Cappella Choir 2 ,3, 4. 4 Tall in stature overflowing with kindness. Paint and Powder 2, Science Club lg Basketball 2. PRlSClLLA JOY PARMAKIAN Hparn Her beauty makes the dim world bright. Paint and Powder l, 2, Vice-presi- dent 'l, Treasurer 25 Science Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 45 Current Affairs Club 3, 4, Girls' Choir I, A Cappella Choir 2, BARBARA CAROL ANN PASTUlA Bobble Kundness IS the sunshnne In which virtue grows HELEN RUTH PATCH Muttet Genlal and always wllllng to he p Glrls Club I Girls Leaders Club I 2 3 Student Councll 2 Girls Cholr I A Cappella Cholr 2 4 Somanhls Staff 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Basketball I 2 3 Arc er I Softballl 2 Speedball 2 Vol leyball I 2 Bowlmg 2 Square Dancing I Tumblnng 2 LOUIS PAVAN ou I am not an Athenlan nor a Greek but a crtlzen of the world Spanish Club I 2 NANCY JANE PEARSON Nan Her heart belongs to the sky above Irs Club 3 4 Spam Club 3 Basketball 2 Bowlnng 2 Square Dancmg I Volleyball 2 ANN CATHERINE PERESLUHA 'Annle Never there lived a person more Photography Club 3, Crafts Club 4,'l.lbrary Page Club 3, 4 agreeable ' F -.alt I JP P5Rf!NE MARIE PETERSON ylier cu h cyfhersfall who YE 6 f f JP e l 2 arfqfgndkfo I 3 G jx cqgrchg fvmg ll 2 4 sq.-fltng 2155 u 2 sq D ndnfg 2 Edd Tennis 4 XJ P I 'LINDA JEAN? PETERSQN n Good humor ls goodness a wnsdom corpblnel Pcnnt and Powdef I 2 ck and Buskln3 4 Secretary 4 Glrls Club 4 French Club I 2 Spams Club 3 4 Glrls Cholr I A Cappel la Choir 2 3 4 Tumbling 3 Arch er 2 4 MARK ANTHONY PETERSON Pete Good humored frank and free J V Bas Cross Country 2 EDNA WILDA PETTENGI lL Eddle e always has time to courteous llbrary Pa e Club I Arts and Crafts I MARCIA CAROLYN PIERCE Heart on her llps and soul wlthln her eyes, soft IS her charm and sunny as the skies Glrls' Club I, 2, 3, Glrls Leaders' Club 2 3 4, Natlonal Honor So clety 3 4, Current AHOIYS Club 3, 4, Pam! and Powder I, 2, Girls' Choir I, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Soc- cer 2, Bowling I, 2, Senior Life Saving 3, Softball I, 2, Tumbling I. 1 L82 if 'J ll 'ln lin ROBERT CHARLES PLOURDE Bo I wull contlnue to learn as ever I work Golf 3 PHYLLIS ELAINE POMEROY Malzae Wlth patrence all I5 done Girls Cholr I A Cappella Choir 2 3 Student Councrl Alternate 2 Soc cer 2 Speedball 2 Volleyball 3 Tumbling 3 JUDITH ANNA PONTILLO .Judy Good nature never lost a friend Girls Cholrl Girls Club 2 Quill Staft 3 Spanlsh Club 3 Current AHGIVS Club 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Somanhls Staff 3 4 Editor In chlef 4 Latln Club 3 JOHN WINTHROP PORTER Books are men of hlgher stature and the only men that speak aloud for future times to hear Sock and Buskln 3 4 Current Af faurs Club 4 French Club 2 JV Cross Country 3 4 JV Track 3 GEORGIA ANN POTTERTON A cheerful heart and conscnence clear are the chouce companlons we have here Round Table 3 4 A Cappella Cholr 2 3 4 Girls Cholrl French ub 3 Glrls Club 2 Current Aftarrs Club 3 4 Palnt Spots I President I Somanhls Stal f3 4 MHS Pub llcatlonsI 2 Aquaettes 3 4 Sen nor Lufe Saving 3 Archery 2 Speed ball 2 Bowllng 2 -QF' 5' ard! fu' aflx 4' STEPHEN JAMES PROVOST ro Ambntlon knows no rest u ent Council I 2 3 Football I JV Baseball I 2 JV Basketball I 2 3 SWITLANA PROWA Lana People teach me more than fields and trees Fr nch Club 2 3 Latun Club 3 Science Club 2 3 4 Current Af fans Club 3 4 Natuonal Honor So y 2 3 4 Girls Club 2 Pa Spots I Archery I Bowllng I MADIS RAUDSEPP Moe So many worlds so much to do so llttle done such things to be Spamsh Club 3 4 Intramural Of ftclals Club 3 Debatung Club 4 T nnls Team 2 3 4 captain 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Home room Basketball I STEPHEN REALE Steve Good natured and full of fun HI Y 2 Varsity M Club 4 Home room Basketball I Boys Physlcal Education Club 3 4 Rlfle Team 2 3 4 JV Football 2 Football 4 SUZANNE LOUISE RENEKER ue A happy heart and a muslcal mmd blend unto her character Pamt and Powder I 2 Sock and s In 3 4 and I chestral 2 3 4 A Cappella Chonr 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Bandoleers 2 3 4 Spanlsh Clubl 2 Soccer Softball I DANIEL FRANCIS RENN Danny To love the game beyond the prlze Current Affalrs Club 4 J H Y 2 President 2 Student Council Alternate4 Varslty M Club 2 4 Jv Football I Football 2 4 Co captcun 4 JV Baseball B seball 2 3 4 Capt n 4 JV Basketball 2 3 LORRAINE ANN RENZONI Lorne O thou art fairer than the evening alr clad ln the beauty of a thousand stars rs Club 'I 2 3 4 Soman Advertising Staff 3 4 MHS Pub llcatlons 3 4 French Club 3 Soft ball 2 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Arch ery 2 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Square Danclng 2 DELBERT ARTHUR REYNOLDS De Judge not the play before the play be done Student Councnl I Boys Choir 'I HIY 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 French Club 3 4 Boys Physlcal Educa tlon Leaders Club 3 Varsity M Club 3 4 Tumbllng 3 4 Intramural Sports 4 Soccer 2 3 4 JV Base ball I Homeroom Basketball I BELA REZMAN The prlce of wisdom IS above that of rubnes French Club 3 NATALIE ANN RIBACK 'Z Q 8 GEORGE MELVIN RISLEY s IS not what men do but what they are JV Football 'I 2 Homeroom Bas ketball l JAMES JOSEPH RIZZA 9 ll To have the greatest blessmg a true friend HIY4 JOHN ARTHUR ROBINSON Johnnie There s a great amount of splrlt a young man THOMAS ROCHE Tom Tns sport that makes the world go round PATRICIA FRANCES ROHAN a I shall be a lady forever Art Club 2 Secretary 2 Future Patnence IS the best remedy fo every trouble Nurses Club 4 Glrls Club 4 .,,4 I fly has TIMOTHY CHARLES ROHAN nm We do not count a mans years untol we have nothlng else to count Spanash Club 'I 2 Boys Choir I A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 I6 T am 2 3 4 BARBARA MARIE ROY Barb I y all thlngs I achieve what I can Glrls Cholr I Palnt and Powder I Library Page Club 2 Stamp Club I Treasurer I Bowllng 2 Soccer 2 Basketball 2 Speedball 2 SANDRA ELLEN RU DAZ Sandy A good laugh us sunshine In a house Grls Choir I Soccer 2 DOROTHY ELIZABETH RUEBIN Dottue Vrrtue truth and modesty are er guardlan angels rs Club 2 Glrs C olr Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Latln CI b 3 Natnonal Honor Society 3 4 Somanh s Staff 4 Current Affalrs Clu 4 Soccer 2 Speedball 2 Basketball 2 3 Badminton 3 Bowlmg 2 Softball 2 Volleyball 3 JOHN DAVID RYAN I5 not the oath ta makes I 1 believe the man but the man the 4: oath National Honor Soclety 3 4 Cur rent Affalrs Club 4 Student Coun cll I Audlo Vlsual Club 2 3 Var M C b 3 Foo ball 3 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 3 4 2 ROBERT HARRY RYLANDER Bo Frlendshlp IS a sheltering tree Audlo Visual Club 'I Homeroom Basketball I MARGARET ANN SAPITA Peggle How sweetly sounds the voice of a good woman Library Pagesl 3 Bowlnng Basketball 2 JOHN JOSEPH SARGENT Sarge A man IS known to those about hum by hrs conduct ROBERT DAVID SAYLES Bo looks upon Infe wlth a smlle JV Baseball I MARILYN ANN SCARCHUK Somethnng attempted somethang done has earned a night s repose Future Nurses Club 3 4 Presldent 3 French Club 2 Archery 2 Bowl nn 2 Softball 2 Volleyball 3 Square Dancing 2 PAUL REINHARD SCHIMMEL Schim Determination molds a strong character. French Club l, 2, J.V. Cross Coune try 35 J.V. Rifle Team 25 J.V. Track 2, Cross Country 4, J.V. Basketball 3, Home Room Basketball l. BERTHA AGNES SCHULTZ Bert She drinks the pure daylight of honest speech. Art Club lg Future Nurses' Club 3, 4, Current Affairs Club 3, 4, Girls' Club 3, Basketball 3, Volleyball 35 Badminton 3, Tennis 4. GREGG BRIDGES SCHUYLER He is o friend indeed ELEN ANN SCHWEDEL aithful friend is the medicine o u e JOSEPH FREEMAN SEGAL oe err is human to forgive divine French Club 2 Varsity M Culb 3 4 .IV Golf l Homeroom as ketball l Varsity Golf 2 3 4 Cap tain 3 .in nt' ,J .W s ul JUNE BETTINA SEIPEL Seip Words are the only things that last forever. Girls' Club 2, 3, Paint and Powder l, 2, Sock and Buskin 3, 4, Current Affairs Club 3, 4, Debating Club l, 3, Library Page Club lg Latin Club 3, French Club 3, Soccer lg Baseball l, 2, Volleyball 2, Bad- minton 3. VIVIAN HELEN SHAW Hvivff Like the sacred queen of night, she reflects a lovely light. Girls' Choir lg A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. SUSAN THOMPSON SHEARER ue Sincerity is the element in which great things fashion themselves Girls Choir l A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Round Table 2 3 4 Spanish u l Q S H NANCY JEAN SHELDON Nan We are born for happiness Grs Club l Hn h School World Typist 4 Bowling l PAUL SHERIDAN Courtesy and good nature form the foundation of success 36 ,I -C' ff YU 'nb f,97d X' is f an 1. JOAN LOUISE SISE Kmdness as wusdom Library Page Club I 3 Glrls Chonr I A Cappella Cholr 2 3 4 tu dent Councll Alternate 2 THOMAS ANTHONY SLIVINSKY Tom He who has ease has dlgnlty ROBERT JAMES SLOAN Sam Happmess IS at once the best the noblest and the pleasantest f things Boys Cholrl 2 Homeroom Bas ketball I DAVID KENWORTHY SMITH Dave He doth deserve as much as may be ylelded a man Student Councul I Sock and Buskln 3 4 Current AHUIFS Club3 4 Vnce presndent 4 CIVII Defense 4 Soccer Manager 3 4 KAREN MARIE SMITH She breathes a song In the aar Girls Club 3 Pannt and Powder I 2 Spanish Clubl 2 French Club 3 4 Round Table 2 3 4 A op p a Cholr 2 3 4 Glrls Cholr Volleyball 2 Bowlmg 2 Square Danclng 2 Softball 2 -P LINDA WISHART SMITH Proper words nn proper places Girls Cholr I A Cappella Choir 2 rs Club 2 Quill Staff 2 3 Secretary 3 Ed tor 4 Current Af fa rs Club 3 4 Natlonal Honor So cle y 3 4 WENDY SMITH There IS a garden In her face where roses and white IIIIES grow Glrls Clubl 2 3 4 Glrls Leaders Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 50 manhls Advertising 2 3 MHS Publications 2 3 4 Soccerl Basketball I 2 3 4 Bowllngl Volleyball 2 3 4 Archery I 2 Softball I 2 4 Square Dancing Tennis 4 DONNA SNOW Her pretty flower like face looks out upon the world and smiles Library Page Club I 2 Spanish Club 3 MARCIA JEAN SPADE Marsh Grace was In all her steps heaven ln her eye Gurls Club 3 4 Sock and Buslun 4 A Cappella Cholr 2 Sensor Lute Savang 3 Basketball 2 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Arce ANTHONY FRANCES SQU I LLACOTE Tony He who smgs scares aways his WOSS Hu Y 2 Boys Choir I A Cappella our 2 4 Spam Cu Homeroom Basketball I J V Bas ketball 2 . ,, . . . ,, 0' - . 11 . 1, ' . 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'f 1. f- I 1 'Y' , Q, 11' ,T Q- 452,121 7251. 552 X : , D i JUDITH ANN STAMLER Judy oy us not In thrngs but nn rs Club 2 G Ch r A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Student Council Alternate l M H S Publlca tlons I French Club 3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Tennus 4 Badminton 4 CYNTHIA MARSDEN STANSFIELD Cyn A sllent address IS the genuine eloquence of smcerrty French Club I 2 labrary Page Club I 3 4 Grrls Cholrl A Cappella C our 2 3 4 MARYANN FRANCES STEPHENSON Mary Ann Grace and elegance walk hand an hand Student Council 2 Alternate 4 MHS Publications 4 Girls Club RICHARD JOSEPH STEVENSON Duck If you are wnse laugh Band JV Base a Home Room Basketball l ANDREA RUTH STEWART Andy Smcenty and truth are the basls of every virtue Soccer 2 Basketball 2 WU v NANCY JANE STOUTNAR Nan Polutness has been well defined as benevolence IN small thlngs JOHN ROBERT STYGER Johnny man must make has opportunity as he sees fit ANNA SUCHY Ann Angels from friendship gather half thelr 'oy Glrls Club I 4 Somanhls Staff 4 MAUREEN ELLEN SULLIVAN A wrse and an understanding heart rs Clubl 3 4 Volleyball Bowling I Basketball I Softball THOMAS JOHN SULLIVAN Sully As he thmketh un has heart I5 e Homeroom Basketball I lntramur al Basketball 3 Intramural Volley ba 3 IL I, H ,V ,, ,, U - ' ' - H I ' J I us. l - . 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I v E U L A yt MARGARET JANE SWAIN Jean Eyes that are torever bright and smiling Grs Choir I French Club I 2 PRISCILLA JEAN SWANSON Polly Fine art springs from her fingertips Girls Club I 2 Secretary 2 Palnt and Powder I 2 Sock and Buskln 3 4 Vlce president 4 National Honor Society 2 3 4 Current Af fairs Club 3 4 Debating Club 2 Treasurer 3 Girls Cholr A Cappella Choir 2 Spanish Club I 2 French Club 2 Student Coun cll Alternate I Somanhls Art Staff JOHN JOSEPH TAGGART Jack There IS no Index of character so sure as the voice Sock and Buskln 3 Round Table 2 4 Cheerleaders 3 4 Boys Physical Education Club 3 Boys Choir I A Ca pella Choir 2 4 Homeroom ,J-'U-I tl? KATHY L iQM5'tiC P Basketball I 5, XI ans W 2 MJ ffm It A JANE Anon. TARCA Janie Good as thou are sweet French Club I' Spanish Club 3 4- Paint and Powder I- Girls Leaders Club 2 3 4- Girls Club 3 4 Secre- tary 3- Cheerleaders 4- Student Council Alternate 3, 4- Bowling I 2' Aquaettes 4 Secretary 4- Tumb- ' I 3, 4- Arch 2' - ketball I- 2 3' Softball 2- Volley- b 2 3' Soccer I 2. 7' RICHARD LEO TARCA Duc am always ready for work or pleasure JV Basketballl 2 JV Baseball I 2 JV Cross Country 2 EDWARD ALBERT TATRO Music and rythm find their way into the secret places of the soul nd I 2 3 Orch ta 2 3 Student Council I Alternate 3 Bandoleers 2 3 Dance Band 3 4 MARILYN LOUISE TAYLOR Mar Nothing great IS ever achieved without enthusiasm Girls Club 2 Vice president 2 Girls Choir I A Cappella Choir 2 Orchestra I National Honor Society 2 3 4 Vice president 4 Student Council Alternate 2 3 Represen tative 4 Debating Club 3 French Club 2 3 Latln Club 3 Treasurer 3 Current Affairs Club 3 4 Soft ball 2 Speedball 2 Volleyball 3 Tumbling 2 3 Tennis 4 Basketball PATRICIA ANNE TAYLOR a It IS the loy and pleasant things that makes one happy rs Club I 3 4 Sock an s Ih 2 3 Cappella Choir 2 3 Harmoney 4 Aquaettes 3 4' Basketball 2' Bowling 2- Speedball 2' Softball 2. ROBERT EDWARD TAYLOR ob Personal appearance is a letter of introduction. CLAUDIA LOUISE TEABO Claud Her Inner soul I5 revealed an the beauty of her wrltmg lrary Pages Club I 2 r s Club I Glr s Choir A Cappella Cholr 2 3 4 French Club I 2 Quill Staff 2 Somanhls Staff 3 4 Somanhls Advertlsung Staff 2 3 M H S Publlcatlons 3 4 Bowling 2 DOROTHY LORRAINE THOMAS Dotty Frlendshlp IS the bond that holds the world together Spanlsh Club I 2 3 Chalrman 2 Secretary 3 Glrls Cholr I Current ATTGIYS Club 3 4 National Honor S clety 3 4 Girls CIubI 2 4 EILEEN ANNE TIERNEY A modern gurl with bug bright eyes and a personallty twice her slze Girls leaders Club 2 3 4 Pa t and Powder I 2 Glrls Club 3 4 Current AHCIFS Club 3 4 H gh School World Typist 3 4 French Clu I 2 M H S Publications 4 Aquaettes 3 4 Tumbling I 3 4 Speedball I A chery I 2 4 Ba all I 2 Bowl ccerl 2 4 Vol eyballl 3 Softball I 2 Square Dancing 2 Senlor Llfe Saving 3 ROBERT WILLIAM TIERNEY o ln and day out he al mirth Audio Vlsual Club I 2 JANICE FAITH TOLF 11 ann All grand thoughts come from the heart Girls' Club 3 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses' Club 45 French Club 2, Basketball 3, 4. .1979 al x J 2 ll' I It 1 RAYMOND TOMKUNAS Ray Contentment furnlshes constant o DAVID LAWRENCE TOMM Truth IS the highest thlng that man may keep Art Club 2 Crafts Club 3 4 Presl nt 3 Track 3 4 Vars y Club 4 LINDA TREADWEIJ. She IS as small as a star Girls Club 2 3 4 Glrls Leaders u 2 3 Fre b Spanish Club 3 4 Quill Staff 4 Debating Club 4 Somanhls Adver tlslng 2 3 MHS Publncanons 3 Band I 2 3 Bowllng I Archery I Softball I 2 4 Speed all Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Badmlnton 3 4 JOAN CAROI. TREYBAI. Joanne e IS as kind a she as alr Somanhls Advertising 2 3 M HS Publications 2 3 4 Gurls Clubl 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Soc er I Softball I Tennis 4 SHERWOOD MODEAN TRUEMAN Dean All our knowledge IS ourselves to know Cuvnl Defense Club 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, JV Rifle Team 2, 3, JV Football I, 2, JV Base ball I 35 nm ,yi ,gftz it QC' .J Q, J as if RAYMOND EDWARD TUBBS a Friend more dlvnne than a dlVlI1IfI8S Art Club 3 4 Somanhns Art Staff JOSEPH BRANDFORD VALE Brad I will contlnue to learn as ever I work S ent Council 2 3 4 H Y 2 Boys Physlcal Educotnon Club 3 4 JV Trackl 2 JV Cross Coun try 2 3 Swummmg Team 2 IRENE DOROTHY VALENTI Renee Pohteness as the flower of humamty Grls Cholrl Spamsh Club Photography Club 3 Soccer Speedbull 2 Basketball 2 Volley 2 Bowling 2 Archery Square Dancing 2 MARYELLEN VALVO Music resembles poetry In each are nameless graces whlch methods teach and whnch a master hand alone can reach Soccer 2 CHARLES GRAHAM VAN AUSDALL Chas To be capable of respect IS almost as rare as to be worthy of It Student Council I 2 3 4 President 4 Debatmg Club 2 3 Vce persl dent 3, Current Aflaurs Club 3, 4, Round Table 2, 3, A Cappella Chour 2, 3, Boys' Choir I, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, M H S Publications 7 l Q ..-if ' 'Si 9 sv f 4 A, 'efit 5' DOROTHY M A VANDERHOFF Dottne Merrlly merrlly shall I Llve under the blossom that hangs on the bough r s Club 3 rt ub 2 Art Service Squad 3 4 Somanhls Art Staff 4 JOANN MARIE VINTON She has a heart as sound as bell worth gold rs Club 'I rs If Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Soccer 2 JUDITH ANN VOSTINAK Judy Fruendshrp IS the gnft of gods and the most precious boon to man Grs Clubl 2 Quill Staff 3 Fu ture Nurses Club 3 French Club 3 Garls Cholr 'l A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Softball 2 ROBERT ALLEN WAGNER Bo o one knows what he can d untll he trles JV Football I 2 HARVEY LANDIN WAHNQUIST Harv o where he will the wlse man IS at home Hu Y 2 Paunt and Powder 2 Sock and Buskln 3, Current Affairs Club 4, French Club I, Bandoleers 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, JV Soccer l, Swim mung Team I, 2 JEAN ALISON WALES Jeanie Theres muslc and a smnle In her eyes her cheeks her I s Gurs Club 2 3 4 Glrls Lea ers Club 2 3 Paunt and Powder 2 Latin Club 3 4 Somanhls Stal? 3 4 MHS Publlcatlons 4 Glrls Choir I A Cappella Choir 2 Soft balll 2 4 Speedballl 2 Square Danclngl 2 Basketball 3 4 Bowl I 2 Archeryl 2 Tennis Vo eyball I 2 3 4 ALAN MICHAEL WEISS A born diplomat he wull wan world wnth talk H1 School World I 2 3 Paint and Powder I 2 Boys Choir I Student Council I French Club 2 3 Varsuty M Club 3 4 Swim ming Team 3 4 Tennis Team 3 4 Current Affairs Club 3 4 Sack and Buskm 3 4 JV Golf I JUNE CAROLINE WERDELIN Junle There ns no vlrtue like belng friend Future Nurses Club 4 Glrls Cholr I A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 B s ketball 3 MICHAEL WICHMAN Make Oplmon IS that which rules the world Pamt and Powder I 2 Sock and s In 3 Sclence Club 2 3 Current Affanrs Club 4 JV Golf I JV Track 2 3 4 Football Man ager 4 BONNIE ANN WILLIAMS on Speech IS a mirror of the soul Girls Chonr I Volleyball 2 Soft ba 2 CHARLES WILLIAMS Jokmg and humor are pleasant and often of extreme utnlaty RICHARD ARTHUR WILLIAMS Duck Deeds are better thmgs than words are actions mlghtler than boastmgs A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Round a e 2 3 4 Varslty M u I 2 3 4 Vnce pr dent 3 President 4 French Club I J V Soccer I Soccer 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Co captain 4 JV Track I THOMAS ARVID WILSON 'Tom The alm makes great the life A Cappella Chovr 4 SANDRA ANN WOOD Sandy Her merry smnle and wntty tongue brmg a smlle to everyone Current Affairs Club 4 Girls Club 2 National Honor Soclety 3 4 Palnt and Powder I Glrls leaders Clu I 2 3 4 LatnClub3 Speed ball I 2 Basketball 3 Tumblrng I 2 3 Volleyball 3 EDITH MARION WOODARD E me We can never replace a fnend Girls Cholr I A Cappella Cholr 2 Square Dancmg I Bowllng 2 Q fn AB' Q L 909 PATRICIA ANN WOODS a That which cometh from the heart will go to the heart Palnt and Powder 'l 2 Art Club l 2 3 4 President 2 French Club 3 Glrls Club 4 Soccerl Softball I 2 4 Basketball 4 Badmmton 3 Volleyballl 2 3 Tennns 4 Arch ery 2 Bowling l 2 Speedball 2 Square Danclng 2 Aquaettes 3 4 FRANK JOSEPH YOUNG Frankue l shall be gay forever Art Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Somanhls Art Staff 3 4 HI Y 4 Homeroom Basketball l RICHARD BROWN YULES Duc The manner of speaking ss truly Important as the matter Student Councll 4 Vlce presldent vll Defense Club l 2 President 4 Sclence Club I 2 3 4 President 4 Natlonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Treasurer 4 French Club 2 3 Current Affairs Club 3 Debating Club 3 Nutmeg Boys State 3 Boys Chour 'I Tenms Team 2 3 4 Co captain 4 LEON JAMES ZAPADKA He plays fair and hard Latin Club 2 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 PATRICIA ANN ZEIGLER Hpmu The mnldest manners and the gentlest heart Glrls' Club l, French Club l, 2 I 'N JUSTINE ZOLLO rare and radiant malden IS s e Gtr s Choir 'l A Cappella Choir 2 Maorettes l 2 Band 3 Drum Malor 4 MHS Publlcatrons 3 Basketball 2 Archery 2 Tumb In 2 Volleyball 2 Soccer Bowlmg 2 CHARLES SC HWARTZ Charlle Happiness rates hugh In his heart CLASS MOTTO N om a cm cl est mum Om concenz zs or the futzne CLASS SONG m,4JLJ-H .au Jggeeg JL-LM Th. 'Hme hs :une c.r cw-+V .asm +. 1.0. H..--A-5-nv ug-. The iTf'U.u.H.L 1,1 -ll JJ-pl.: :gl I ......-.-r..s M ... ma dw .fe sn...,-n, ,,.,.-...5 sy. -flue 5' 1 IJ H4 J a flifiepgfsae? +f:.4 11, do ...Y M-, wr am all ...Y 51:39. gm .4..,,,. we V i'7J..f1L4l'l',f,I-Illjlbii RS recsurer President president ecrefary THE WORLD OF SENIORS PTD HPF Quill executives . wa , K Q 40 Semor Hall Current AfToirs Panel R 56 .xl :fy l l Yf5plQ as a , UNQKLASSHEN 1? i f Q 43 E gg XJ J W ..- 1 H? 'O 'S ' vw V Y Wlwfflulllllllrllll X ' X 4 Q Q MW .Pi H as nu . EQ 13 . 5 A 5 . A Yr I ,f xxx!-J' Va QT A ' ' vi I , ,u . V If K ,QDQ 1 THE WORLD OF lx, T X . . ,J Been weighed lately? ,TX Now what was that combination. Unjthm fun A yi C W MQ ,Aw W ,MV X1iQJMyif'w,Wj iw .W wi TFWJWM GQWV' Q A9652 1 ' JA N xi ii ii fi U-'L U3 V 4 ,wi i i - Things are developing! Paying your dues! Admiring the Christmas window UNDERCLASSMEN Heard the latest? Keeplng your nose to the grlndstone 'Nw Everybody studying! 1 I11'1 TONE PEACE 1 - n- ' Bored? On dnsplcy THE WORLD OF SCIENCE i quo! Explaining the device What'cha measuring? 2 Ku N X E kv' What's the next step? Measure Accurately! X an l u I, ,, 7 E I ' W A V n ' - is A A '1'-' , Ti- MS' 'E W ar ei it if V V MAN . WH' if explode? Whavs in the tube? ls f as X fl, f, f V5 5 xr fsq X 49 KX! .Q Rx x K , Qfxrf P wa, , J Kalki .1 Q FQ 0447 :wif I . , , 'j v v .Ju J'- EX 9 L., :Lg X- Lv 429 ? o 'nf ' jj 0 Y: - fi EW' ' fa ,.. nf, 3 vs . vias gg! DW S L. X mtv? wp, J ' ' 4 1.4 J! 1 Q 1 L 1,49 1' 1 'Ja ' 1 V XR , 7 NJ SOMANHIS STAFF L' if V Frocmt Row: D. Ruebin, M. Lucas, J. Lucas, A. Lucas, J. Pontillo, P. Swanson, B. O'Neill, S. Edwards. Second Row: N. Perkins, J. Wales, K. Claffey, A. Suchy, G. Potterton, L. Bushnell, Miss Fellows. pThird Row: E. Poots, H. Aitkin, R. DuCharme, A. McBride, M. O'Brien, D. Fish, M. Gould. V ll' X . SOMANHIS STAFF Preparing and organizing this 1958 edition of Somanhis was the work of the Somanhis Staff. Under the direction of Miss lone Fellows, the stafif met in Room 215 every Friday afternoon. The staff attended the Connecticut Scholastic Press Convention held at the University of Connecticut in October. Working iointly with the editorial stat? were the Somanhis Art Staff, directed by Mrs. Laverne Kelson, and the Somanhis Photography Staff, directed by Mr. Lawrence B. Perry. These stafts worked hard in helping to carry out the art plans and photography ideas of the yearbook. The officers for the year were: Judith Pontillo, Editor-in-chief, Anne Lucas, Secretary. 2 x fj 4f ' Recording the life of our world 62 M.H.S. PUBLIC I ' ' F x ' ' , . Collins, C. DeBandi, M. John- -Do. YI s e, yi, A. Hobin, G. McCaughey, M. . Ahlf kbkdg ' TreybQ Mmgtaleo, G. Brogan, P. Cooper, glial , J. lmi , Digtambers, C. Rubin, J. Clif- P. Little, M. Shepard, J. Toni. Row: Mr. Harrington, S. Grant, E. Fancher, P. Kingman, S. McKinnie, N. Cooley, M. Phillips, D. McNeil. M.H.S. PUBLICATIONS Under the leadership of Mr. Russell T. Harrington, the Manchester High School Publications Staff took on the great responsibility of sol- iciting advertisements from the various merchants throughout Man- chester for the Somanhis. They secured Somanhis and Quill subscriptions, distributed the yearbook and the bi-annual school magazine, and handled all the finances involved. The staff requests that the students of Manchester High School patronize the Merchants of Manchester who have contributed their advertisements to the yearbook. rx J 0 iw distributing its memories to all . HIGH SCHOOL WORLD Front Row: R. Clavette, G. Ordway, C. Fischer, A. Weiss, M. Leander, J. Flavell, B. Duncan, C. Fournier, C. Huestis, J. Dyer, T. Ryan, L. Longfellow, R. Stephens. Second Row: R. Seelert, P. Leduc, D. Metcalf, S. Edwards, J. Boris, J. Barnes, A. Duplin, P. Adams, C. Carlson, R. Olmstead, K. Rivard. Third Row: M. Winters, J. Rega, P. Nielsen, M. Grimm, A. Gburski, M. Beach, R. Mclntosh, L. Hartwell, L. Hochberg, M. Stoddard, J. Rosenzweig, Miss Estes. Fourth Row: B. Rottner, J. Martin, K. Pearson, M. Austin, E. Tierney, D. Sandals, D. Michelitsch, C. Rubin, J. Hamill, J. Diskan, M. Mikoleit, L. Recknagel. HIGH SCHOOL WORLD The High School World, organized in the year 1934, has worked efficiently for twenty-four years to record the activities of the school and the achievements of individual students. Directed by Miss Helen Estes, and edited by Janet Flavell, each staff member was assigned a sport, club, a teacher's class, as a beat and was occasionally given special assignments. The High School World, through the pages of the Manchester Evening Herald, has presented to the townspeople many of the activities which high schools have taken part, both as extracurricula and classroom work. Meetings were held every Friday in the World ottice. The members attended the Connecticut Scholastic Press Convention held at the University of Connecticut in October. The ofiicers for the year were: Editor, Janet Flavell, Co-Editor Barbara Duncan. reporting sports, clrcmidtics, clubs, and classroom activities is their work -64 THE HIGH SCHOOL WORLD , M' Miss Estes .ff The Editors Reporters at work! 55 Planning this week's page. QUlll. STAFF Front Row: B. Lailey, N. Cooley, R. Campbell, D. McNeil, K. Martin, L. Smith, R. Shankman, M. DeFelice, R. I.aChapelle. Second Row: J. Miller, P. Young, S. Brown, M. Pautlee, R. Geer, M. Brandt, M. Hubbard, I. Pukinskis. Third Row: Miss Casey, J. Heinzmann, S. Perras, R. Wise, N. Cohen, J. Anderson, S. Shearer, W. Barrett. QUILL STAFF The Quill Staff, under the direction of Miss Marion Casey, edited and published the prose and poetry submitted by students themselves or through their English classes. The staff met every Friday afternoon in Room 266 to discuss manuscripts and to choose those to be published in the bi-annual liter- ary magazine. Quill sponsored the annual writing contest and awarded prizes for upperclass and lowerclass prose and poetry. Omcers for the year were: Linda Smith, Editor-in-chiefp Katherine Martin, Secretary. Publishing the fruit of our imagination f f sifasnk Q i v ii ES , I-'. 4fb..,a mul-1 ? it 5-11. it 66 43 iv LIBRARY PAGE Front Row: Mrs. Gerard, B. Smith, P. Schick, M. Gaudet, L. uhinin sm Glo , M Mott , Af Peresluha, C. Sta d ,K , 9 . Pope, J. Riback, M. Sacherek, J. Hough, E. Baskerville, J.-WK, . Pustembu , ' ' , Skiff, L. Wenick, J. Sutter, D. Willard, P. Riddell, S. McKin- f mFo Row:x,C. M neg . Driscyl, S. ltenberg anihl nie, G. Libby, R. Delaney. .P P. F ibonk, . Eli: J.,Smith, A. J res, C. eil: wski, JL. Second Row: P. Sommers, P. Gerard, M. Monsegho, J. Ames, S. Canyd, 'll ollas , L. Rovve, L. ggi i, S, ller- Storr, J. Doty, N. Muccio, D. Hersey, K. Getchell, D. Hum- 'Fift Row: aut r, D. F dericlvik , L. B , Rm-TE9oteo, phires, J. LaBarron, C. Saporiti, D. Turull, J. Wilson, M. .lp Jpc6 , B o C. pt y, B. s, M. Dyer, G. Magnani. I i ch, sl, mit J A. S i , A. S ert, C. Armstrong Third Row: L. Harrison, E. LaVoie, L. Fentiman, D. McLaughuy, R. ji Euxgan, iWahm nn. Rosella, L. Renzoni, K. Reardon, C. Carvey, R. Birardin, K. J X LIBRARY PAGE CLUB The members of the Library Page Club received instruction in the library field and assisted the librarians in providing library service to the school. Under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn Gerard and Mrs. Marion Mona- han, the club met once a month in the library. The Pages also made field trips to college and public libraries. Officers for 1957-58 were: President, Ethelene Baskerville, Vice- president, Julie Hough, Secretary, Joan Skiffp Treasurer, Linda Wenick. 3 in the literary field. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Front Row: P. Sheriden, S. Richardson, B. Andrews, G. Libby, R. Anderson, R. Richardson, S. Stimson, S. Osborn, F. Boushee. Second Row: L. Caddy, J. Haberen, R. Mickewicz, J. Povach, G. Wales, B. Green, R. Berggren, A. Glidie. Third Row: M. O'Brien, H. Jarvis, B. Hopper, R. Riker, B. Gooding, N. Ferris, N. Petersen. L06 J. 4...,1. ,......,f. mp. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ,,,,c,p,,,g,,,,,7,,, Under the direction of Mr. Laurence B. Perry, the Photography - , Club captured shots of important school events. The club, consisting IJ J? ajqm' of thirty members, met during X period, and Tuesday evenings twice daft a month in Room 243. ,ff Q The purpose of the club was to promote interest in photography, A to learn hoto ra hic techni ues and the use ot cameras and dark- ILJN P 9 P q I room equipment, and to provide club pictures for the Somanhis. W'-' Officers were: Daniel Firestone, President, Edward Butcher, Vice- A4 ' president, Roberta Richardson, Treasurer, Robert Anderson, Secretary. 004- ,.4..f.,f M We f?,Lg,4!,1.4fLf1'W 77Ze77Z0'l'dble moments . . AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Front Row: G. Sutliffe, J. Scheibenpfiug, M. Shepard, S. Brown, R. Calen, C. Fantom, P. Pratson, C Anderson, N. Reynolds, D. Gleason, Mr. Haroian. Second Row: T. Jeslre, K. Denneno, P. Castonguay, J. Mayo, R. Hart, A. Blanchette, D. Brown, J Urbanetti, R. Eccellente. Third Row: R. Ainslie, R. Kane, B. Green, B. Wagner, D. Morrison, J. Perry, R. Mickewicz, R. Schuetz T. Norton. Fourth Row: R. Tierney, R. Hence, R. Riker, L. Wahmann, M. Paulter, C. Fox, C. Gipson, A. Schwedel AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB The Audio-Visual Club, directed by Mr. Jacob A. Haroian, held its meetings in the Audio-Visual Center. The club assisted teachers in the operation of the various audio- visual machines and other aids. They took charge of setting up and running all the facilities available to the school. Officers for the year 1957-58 were: Charles Fantom, President, Robert Calder, Vice-president, Patricia Pratson, Secretary. X Q ix 49 C P to be shown on film. 4, . - ,-i. x 'Io i Q Q STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: J. Donahue, N. Cooley, M. DeFelice, C. Nylin, B. Delaney, M. Beach, L. Nelson. . Cole, C. VanAusdall, R. Yules, S. Provost, K. Fournier, R. Fifth Row: J. Jacobs, R. Albert, D. Seipel, R. Poe, K. Relchelt, Campbell, E. Kasevich, J. Larson. S. Foster, J. Cervini, S. Lopes, R. Kennedy, K. Toomey, J. Lessner, R. Daigle. Second Row: G. Eagleson, J. LaBarron, S. Perry, J. Gilbertson, D. Michelitsch, J. Kerrigan, J. Martin, G. McCaughey, L. Corm- Sixth Row: A. Cheesman, S. Thomas, K. Smith, P. Forde, R. ier, B. Phillips, P. Howard, D. Sandals, J. Hamill, D. Robinson. Calder, C. Hill, R. Olmstead, T. Ansaldi, C. Saimond, D. Gib- Third Row: V. Cole, M. Beaucage, M. Stephenson, M. Austin, son, J. Boris, B. Bonadies, R. Borst. P. Golden, M. Amirault, M. King, F. Nylin, M. 'LaMott, P. Seventh Row: R. Seelert, P. Pineo, A. Pratt, J. Cole, J. Dyer, D. Gerard, J, Blqnghqrd, J, Leipig, M, Boggini, M, Grimm. Renn, R. Dubanoski, G. Cushing, D. Dormer, J. Mistretta, S. Fourth Row: P. Adams, V. Zola, K. Pearson, M. Taylor, M. Forde, MOZIGV- A. Jeffries, A. Raesler, E. Rogers, B. Rottner, L. Hartwell, S. llll P tl 90 1 JQIV STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, under the leadership of Mr. George Em- merling, is the student government body, an organization with many responsibilities. The members met twice a month in the school library to unify all student activities, to aid in shaping school policies, to conduct money raising campaigns for worthy causes, to sppnsor school dances, and to further in all ways the best interests of the school. The representatives and alternates, elected by the student body, represented their classes in the school government and discussed with them all council action. The officers for the year i957-58 were: Charles VanAusdall, President, Richard Yules, Vice-president, Brenda Cole, Secretary, -Ste- phen Provost, Treasurer. Tbey worle for the good of all . . . 70 CURRENT AFFAIRS CLUB Front Row: J. Seipel, J. Flavell, C. Huestis, D. Banavage, M. B. Dougherty, W. Porter, C- VGf1AUSdGll, R- Andrew, J Leander, L. Nelson, M. Taylor, C. House, D. Smith, J. Cervini, Morancey, R. Cohen, C. Hodgkins, R. Albert. J. Brace, P. Swanson, D. Arthur, Mr. Piper. Fourth Row: D. Ruebin, M. Grimm, K. Kulhmann, M. Pierce, G Second Row: J. Kingsbury, B. Shultz, M. Brandt, P. Parmakian, Eagleson, S. Broderick, M. Gunther, P. Nielson, V. Cole, L L. Prowa, E. Tierney, D. Thomas, M. Lucas, A. Lucas, L. Smith, G. Potterton, P- Hibbafdt J- l-USCIS, B- Hickey, S Bushnell, J. Pontillo, M. Fitch. Wood, J. Harry. Third Row. J. Dyer, D. Renn, W. Liepis, S. Clendaniel, A. Weiss, CURRENT AFFAIRS CLUB The Current Affairs Club, under the direction of Mr. Lewis Piper, met every Tuesday evening throughout the school year. The club, con- sisting of seniors, discussed from an obiective point of view, current problems facing the nation and the world. Panel discussions were held at the weekly meetings and occasionally an outside speaker discussed problems with the club. The group travelled to New York in October to view Wall Street and the United Nations. The club participated in the model United Nations Assembly held in April. Ofticers for the year were: President, Linda Nelson, Vice-presi- dent, David Smith, Secretary, Martha Leander, Treasurer, Daniel Ban- avage, F.P.O. Representative, Carolyn House. Z J' -4 'X 'V S learning the principles 0 government 71 s SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB To promote character, fellowship, and responsibility was the purpose of the Senior Girls' Club under the direction of Mrs. Lucile Gibson. Meetings were held on the first and third Monday of the month in Room A-7 or the cafeteria. The Program, Social, and Service Committees planned activities for the year which included the preparation of the Thanksgiving basket for a needy family, and the contribution of favors and toys to the Newington Home for Crippled Children. Other activities for the year included co-sponsorship of the annual Spring Frolic, a fashion show, and the selling of shakers at games. Officers for the year were: President, Joan Carlson, Vice-presi- dent, Janet Flavell, Secretary, Katherine Kuhlman, Treasurer, Gail Fuller. Good times result . . SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB Front Row: P. Leduc, J. Tani, C. LeMay, J. Iversen, G. Fuller, D. Ansaldi, C Doyle G Palmer P Hubbard R Griffin A K. Kuhlmann, J. Carlson, J. Flavell, V. Cole, L. Peterson, D. Duplin. Arthur, L. Renzoni, P. Kingman, J. Seipel. Fourth Row: C. Lewis E Geromiller L Messenger D Thomas M Second Row: J. Cotton, P. Rohan, M. Stephenson, L. Cullen, E. Grimm, V. Shaw M Lucas S Moeller M Austin S Broderick Hayes, B. Barbero, S. Hurley, P. Woods, N. King, J. Fedora, P. Hultman K Clal?ey M. Brandt, J. Barnes, J. Treybal, J. Stamler, C. Churchill. Fifth Row: J. Brace L Treadwell D Ogren J Lucas A Lucas Third Row. C. Anderson, A. Peterson, M. Gould, E. Haddock, J. N. Pearson, M Sullivan J Zollo P Taylor J Vostlnak Middlebrock, H. Carrara, J. Wales, B. Lauretano, W. Smith, we-Q 991 iitiigffiiiif ll The Junior Girls' Club, under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Camer- on, met bi-monthly for the purpose of promoting class spirit and aid- ing service organizations. Some of its functions included aiding the Manchester Memorial Hospital, Bunce School and the Welfare Society. The club sold school stationery, organized dances and held potluck suppers for the club. The officers for the year were: President, Muriel Mikoleit, Vice- if , 65 ilmiirf- y up JUNIOR GIRLS' cLuB U K7 ,i president, Patricia Mooney, Secretary, Vivian Zola, Treasurer, Beverly Philips. ,- 'L f Y 4 ' z .., I ' L2 f' .. 'J - , .rw x- H ' - 5'-r i f 1 ., Y -'xA . f , . . , It t mvn planning together. w 5' l JUNIOR GIRLS' CLUB ' Front Row: H. Lee, C. Nylin, K. Fournier, L. Decker, B. Phillips, O'Neill, J. Halvorsen, D. Michelitsch,lC. Fishe. M. Mikoleit, P. Mooney, V. Zola, R. Campbell, J. Sutter, R. Fourth Row: M. Boglisch, R.4Tre,marco, B. Wyman, J. Frey, D. Fol- LoChapelle, D. Michaud, P. MacKay. lansbee, C. Biand, G. Noren, P. Binette, D. Joyce, A. Mc- Second Row: J. Sinon, J. Barnard, D. Sandals, C. Dziordzi, J. Intosh,S. Ryan, P. Boland, B. Pierog. J F Q Wilson, C. Brown, S. King, E. Cotton, D. Daigle, J, Hamill, Fifth Row: G. Rutsky, D. Johnson, A. Hobin, J. Rega, H. Patton, L. Eagleson, C. Coe, Mrs. Cameron. C. Kelley, B. Burgess, S. Starrett, A. Clough, E. Shapiro, C. Third Row: L. Renzoni, R. Rosella, S. Mocauley, L. Martin, M. Carlson, H. Aitken, P. Walsh, B. Geciauskas. Stoddard, M. Reid, S. Howes, S. Kerin, M. Custer, B. 5 '. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' CLUB Front Row: P. Ballard, J. Gilbertson, J. Gozdz, M. Smith, R Wise, J. Donahue, J. Allen, S. Starr, P. Faucher, J. Gustafson, B. Tangerore, A. Zabrovsky, S. Perry, C. Johnson, M. Sher- ard. Second Row: J. Burke, S. McKay, J. Little, S. Reaviel, A. Cook P. Conlon, J. Miller, B. Lailey, J. Martin, B. McCreedy, S Luettgens, J. Morrison, J. Havens, M. Jeffries, Miss McAdams Third Row: N. Forman, P. LaChance, M. Glaiber, M. LaMott, P. Crepon, D. Turull, P. Sommers, D. Zapadka, C. Saporiti, J Smith, P. Little, M. McKeever, M. Kunz. Fourth Row: S. McKinnie, N. Jeffries, J. Dougan, S. Alexander, S. Graham, G. Libby, R. Johnson, J. Jackson, G. Roginka, B Bickmore, D. Lingard, P. Hilinski, C. Laise, S. Jones, J Cwikla, N. Maneggia. Fifth Row: l.. Brodeur, C. Curtis, B. Abild, J. Abair, J. Richard- son, J. Hathaway, J, Cromwell, L. Lambert, E. Cormier P. McDonnell, L. Rowe, M. McDonnell, G. Gollmitzer, A. Rich- ardson. Sixth Row: J. Skiff, P, Pratson, L. Bycholski, J. Ordway, D Pisch, C. Pepin, F. McFarlard, V. Ford, M. Howarth, A Collins, L. Canfield, J. Chapman, S. Harvell, P. Edwards. Seventh Row: N. Hallin, J. Robins, H. Entwistle, D. Smachetti A. Blanchfield, R. Powell, T. Becker, H. Gworek, B. Stevenson B. Mclntosh, J. Grant, J. Anderson, B. Salafia. Eighth Row: R. Ryan, C. McMahon, E. Fogarty, C. King, C. Mayo SOPHOMORE GIRLS' CLUB Under the direction of Miss Mary McAdams, the Sophomore Girls' Club met the first and third Tuesday of each month in Room A-7. The purpose of the club was to develop leadership and responsi- bility, to aid service organizations, and to have fun. The program for the year included speakers, movies, parties, dancing lessons, and a talent show. Officers for 1957-58 were: President, Judith Gilbertson, Secretary, Roanne Wise, Treasurer, Marie Smith. vs By acting with others . . . SCIENCE CLUB Front Row: P. Hansen, G. Beauregard, S. Foster, R. Geer, P. Third Row: D, Jacobsen, B. Feingold, J. Boris, R. Baxter Parmalcian, R. Yules, T. Melbert, C. Hodgkins, Mr. Alibrio. Prowa, C. House, D. Johnson, G. Millerd, Second Row: R. Jamaitis, R. Olmsted, D. Dormer, S. Nagy, M. Banavage. Wichman, J. Cervini, E. Feltham, W. Minick. SCIENCE CLUB . xy The Science Club, under the direction of Mr. Anthony Ali- brio, met every first and third Monday evening in room 247. The Pur- fl' pose of the club was to expand and enrich the members' scientific , knowledge and to promote and maintain interest in scientific pursuits. suits. The years' program consisted of lectures, demonstrations, speakers, and trips to scientific plants. The club also sponsored the annual school-wide science fair, which was held in February. This years' membership totaled thirty, and the oliicers were: President, Richard Yules, Vice-president-Treasurer, Ralph Geer, Secre- Curtis tary, Priscilla Parmakian. S zz new world is explored. as m W l nf S f f 5 . air 5 - ' W1 ., , , v l...5 U U 1 .1 f .Ls .1 X. I X if flx f ,s - s Ac Jia' u ll 4'-' 1, VARSITY M CLUB ,... , , I 1 To promote citizenship, character, and fel- lowship were the aims of the Varsity M Club which held its meetings on Friday nights in Room 118, under the direction of Mr. Harry F. Smith. . ' The club's activities included speakers, trips Excellzng 172 the field to athletic events, raising money for the club scholarship, and collecting books and magazines Of SPQTIS , for the Rocky Hill Veteran's Home, Cedarcrest Sanitorium, and the Newington Home for Crip- pled Children. Officers for 1957-58 were: Richard Dubano- ski, President, Lee Bogli, Vice-president, Richard Williams, Treasurer, George Cushing, Secretary. VARSITY M CLUB Front Row: S. Foster, G. Cushing, L. Bogli, R. Dubanoski, R. Avery, R. Neil, R. Mclntosh, R. Kacinski, D. Tomm, S. Clen Williams, R, Daigle, J. Segal, G. Boissonneault, T. Juros, daniel. A. McBride, S. Reale, J. Boris. Fourth Row: Mr. Smith, A. Weiss, W. Liepis, M. Morasco, M. Second Row: C. Lukas, D. Reynolds, J. Ziemak, P. Pineo, R. Delaney, D. Barlow, E. Feltham, J. Allen, T. Hysan. Churilla, J. Campell, M. Nevius, J. Jacobs, R. Spicer, J. Fifth Row: C. Preiss, J. Dyer, D. Renn, W. Feshler, R. Ballard, Toomey. D. Dormer, K. Reardon, R. Goehring, K. Peterson, G. Milek Third Row: C. Saimond, R. Kwash, K. Hudson, C. Richard, R. J. Marancey. 1' a an I . 1,1 f- z,'q7' A ,f - A - f 'V' ' wwf H . ,: Q M I I q 5,5 . . QA A Q igv Wg, 1 , '12 R. smswf 'f3 Af Q33 M, KA Y J A I -'Q an 45 ' ' , rf f2v, 1 W 'Q 2 ink: 1:9 In V 5 Y tv is yi M? . H V: ff? , - ,V If I K pi , 9 ' K , -.1- 1.1 an , MC ,N f-Wm-'f-'--W-'-Mfwwf-f'f'W3'f 'W' M Q H W dig, 1 1 In if - ,A 54 S AnM?i,?x'? . if ,Wawfg , 'N 'L' V , f fi 4 M' . WEE' 11 Q, x . ' V f 5 , . .., ,. , , 4 VA' Y if A '14 ,-' 1 4 V H- 4 .x i 3 5 4'- ' ma ' 9 f h M M ff ffvm 3' fb -A is , ' I A - 9- , . ? .3 my ., 12 if g 4 f , N rg l. fl NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row L Bushnell P. Parmakian, L. Prowa, C. Huestis, K. M. Milxoleit, J. Cervini. Reichelt R Yules R. Dubanoski, M. Taylor, C. House, P. Third Row: M. Gunther, P. Adams, J. Bennett B Cole P Neilson Swanson G Noren. M. Pierce, M. Grimm, L. Smith, B. Hickey S Wood Miss Second Row D Ruebm, B. Lauretano, M. Leander, J. Pontillo, Kibbe. D Banavage C Richards, R. Borst, D. Thomas, A. Paggoli, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYQR' f The Verplanck Chapter of the National Honor Socgety heldx its meetings in Room 239, every second and fourth Monddfunder the direction of Miss Doris E. Kibbe. ' , 4 To create enthusiasm for scholarship, to render s ryices to the school, to promote leadership, and to encouragelthe d velopment of character were the aims of the organization. During the yeanbgt their meetings they held discussions pertaining to theiriairns. The Annual Induction Ceremony in which the newly elected mernlaers ,alfe receiyed into the club was held in April. ' X 1 Officers for the year were: President, Richard Dubdnoski, Vice- president, Marilyn Taylor, Secretary, Carolyn House, Treasurer,-Richl ard Yules, Senior Advisor, Carol Huestis, Junior Advison, lfarl Reichelt. v I f . X XB me t lx they obtain knowledge and NM xieg 1 X 5... il 11: lei. ,f ' ffiemrc. of 'iSF'- Igf X ni In N 78 E I 6 l ROUND TABLE SINGERS Front Row: J. Jarvis, D. Mather, J. Middlebrook, P. Barnes, D. Third Row: J. Wilson, J. Taggart, S. Clendanial, K. Miller, C. Arther, J. Cervini, B. Duncan, K. Smith, R. Richardson, L. Gaskell, S. Trueman, T. Felice, F. Robinson, M. Foley, R. Cormier, C. McCaughey. Baxter. Second Row: B. Cole, R. Pawell, S. Shearer, L. Erickson, L. Fourth Row: R. Williams, J. DeQuattro, P. Sheridan, T. Arnold, J. Nelson, L. Messenger, A. Paggioli, V. Cole, K. Pearson, G. Norris, A. Churilla, P. Pineo, D. Cannon, J. Cole, A. Pratt. Potterton. ROUND TABLE SINGERS Under the capable direction of Mr. G. Albert Pearson, the mem- bers of the Round Table Singers met every Tuesday to practice for the appearances and special musical programs they put on. They spent another active season this year, in keeping with their purpose, to present programs of singing entertainment for various meetings of clubs and organizations during the month of December, and throughout the year. The group appeared on Kathy Godfrey's television program twice during the Christmas Season. A'-s A I uv su il'3l mv transmit it in song. LL x LTA ' 5 Q Nl F- IL .. . l 3. A L 5 cv' 33 Q Silk Sounds of trumpets cmd drums . . . BAND Directed by Mr. Robert Voter, the Manchester High School Band had an eventful year. Included in their program were: playing for basketball and foot- ball games, and numerous sports' assemblies. They presented their Annual Spring Concert in March, after which followed a dance. They also marched in the Me- morial Day Parade and Daniel Manchuck was the Student Leader for the year 1957-58, directing the band at games and assemblies. The year ended with their annual Band Picnic. Judith Middlebrook was President of the 81 member organization. BAND Front Row: J. Zollo, G. Sutliffe, J. Scheibenpflug, J. Little, K. Sholik, W. Taylor, F. Benevento, M. Reid, J. Chagnot, J. Cib- Peterson, C. Dziardzi, G. MacDonald, C. Martling, P. Leduc, F. rowski. Callahan, W. Pickup, J. Lucas, R. Eccellente, C. Baraw, B. Fourth Row: T. Gannutz, A. Gesmundo, E. Minnick, E. Cain, R. Snyder, G. Taylor. Harrison, D. York, S. Reneker, R. Johns, C. West, A. Fee, Second Row: D. Manchuck, J. Wahnquist, S. Greene, G. Mayo, R. M. Moriarty, N. Gagnon, W. Kuhne, R. Anderson, B. Krause. McKay, M. Howell, J. Demers, R. Clavette, J. Nelligan, G. Fifth Row: R. Woinarowicz, A. Lyons, R. Andrew, W. McPherson, LeBlanc, L. Smith, P. Gerard, S. Elliott, S. Harvey, M. Ges- M. Morasco, E. lrwin, G. Adam, E. Gardner, J. Noonan mundo. S. Baraw, G. Turcotte, A. Driggs, R. Streeter, B. Giuliani, B Third Row: R. Morton, K. Claffey, J. Middlebrook, B. Cole, T. Badger, S. Mozzer, W. Newman. McCann, J. Jones, R. Dowd, A. Bennett, J. Kerrigan, M. 54 5403 , ,, EW .ff I av V' if agfgg YES, 6 . x i ORCHESTRA The Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Robert Vater, had a successful year. Their activities included the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, and the playing at the Graduation exercises. Brenda Cole was the Student Leader of the group of 37 members, and Cynthia Treggor was the Concert Mistress. s, W A P ' iv' ifrr T' ff ' xv N YJ yu. -4' fs 5 ecloo through our halls . . ORCHESTRA Front Row: P. Jablon, T. McKinney, F. Boyd, D. Minney, M. Peltier, Third Row: E. Tatro, B. Gagnon, R. Demers, B. Stevenson, D. M. Case, C. Treggor, M. Prentice, J. sMortimer, P. Little. McLagan, R. Morton, M. Gesmundo, A. Lyons, W. Taylor, E. Second Row: D. Manchuck, R. Jamaitis, J. Middlebrook, C. Mart- Poots. ling, D. Mother, N. Hull, J. Demers, P. Conant, D. Zollo, S. Fourth Row: E. Cain, F. Jessop, W. Kuhne, M. Moriarity, D. Reneker, B. Cole. Cordner, H. Jessop, Mr. Vater. -4- ..,.. A l ff! 7 fxq, 3 M ful-iXK,J,fvZ ff fr v 4.1 nf' 9, sf S0 And the Bond plays on . . . 82 THE WORLD Pay gfo e I Un OF MUSIC 'Q N QQ N X? sf as sf 5' 492336233565 ffflb Vfwf may vxfsyfv :kph X wapfbfzy Q9 J. jf M Q-my A -our ' J ,Q-av , S' g.S' g.S' g. 83 'S 'mb :.5 y X BRASS AND WOODWIND CHOIR This newly organized group, under the direction of Mr. Robert Vater, was comprised of selected members of the band and orchestra. The members traveled to various schools in town to play during the Christmas Season. A more exten- sive program is being planned forthe group. f?+Q ,- i 'fish .Y '- X .' g .xxx I as for the eggyoymewgi of all. , x -,f f l' FL .LGR JJ :iigvh J ' 1W.g..f '15, VA' 1?liZ25r32,j75 rdf' .',, ,5' ' In ff. , D., , app. ,. , NAC, jfddfhv ,jj Jf 4 ft DA. ix K ,dl 'XXI fy, -JA, I-,.' P ,ig J'-'il xt g -X jx 'fl Intl '-1 .fl ' 0 ' gl -JW. Xlflp rr, I v 1. ll Ml ,-- ' '-' ll' 1' -I jpg, f-'D 111, Aff' ,IA J ' 'gif' ' . , E i ? 2 s 5 f ' sf 'U I . - l. - .. nm- A 3 V IR SPANISH CLUB Front Row: G. Kosak, C. VanAusdall, M. Fitch, C. Nylin, C. Carlson. Second Row. R. Rusconi, S. Higgins, E. Rubacha, Miss Todd. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish III Club, under the direction of Miss Beulah E. Todd, met on Mondays to promote interest in, and better understanding of the language and customs of Spanish-speaking people. The club's program consisted of travel discussions, and slides and movies which correlated with class work. The members also learned to speak the Spanish language more tiuently. Officers forthe year 1957-58 were: President, Guy Gartside, Pro- gram Chairman, Deborah Follanshee. H N 9 i X Om' lmzgzuzges take us to foreign worlds . . f' -- f ,J 55 FRENCH CLUBS Front Row: G. Adam, A. Zabrovsky, R. Albert, S. Foster, L. Bessette. Cormier, M. Pantaleo, M. Amirault, P. Little, J. Jackson, J. Third Row: M. Simpson, J- TLGYNGY, M- Fofdef J- Soule, R Pelletier. Shankman, B. Rottner, M. Rose, L. Olmstead, R. Johnson. Second Row: N. Maneggia, S. Perry, P. Mooney, J. Slziff, L. Fourth Row: R. Ballard, D. Reynolds, R. Gambolati, T. Adams Paggioli, B. Smith, C. Giorgetti, A. Rollason, S. Scruton, D. Miss Low, Miss Todd, Mr. Paulus. 1 93 'TFVIEQLJ x',U'L . r .fKLf .J IAUJV f LV 2 y Ui Lf K W A . X ' - , l ,ip '-MDW Vail' JJJJ-fl LAL' ' il, P g1uL,lx'lLd5LnJ ML' .J l lv'-jjjj - bil ,klfpv qty! FRENCH CLUBS , Lfvkf M OJ -1 Les Cercle Francais, under the direction of Miss Jeanne M. Low ' AAD ,Sp J Ill! WO JJ' and Mr. Louis Paulus, met the second and fourth Friday of each month CU , F65 , !TvQfq i, in Room 240. ,1fJJJT,4,U 'X' xt . . . 'U The French I Club, under the direction of Miss Beulah E. Todd, met LJ the first and third Fridays in Room 235. Ofticers for 1957-58 were: President, Marlene Forde, Secretary, Karen Cobb. The purpose of the French Clubs was to further the study of the French and their ways of living, thinking, and playing. The program consisted of discussions, songs, and games in French. with rm ivztemational lcwor. f, f'N 7 vll ll N htm t X' ellll Lgy'f,....... ll f llllggipl 'llllll l .lil -1 cf 1 V nd ! ' l I-' 1 'L Actin the 'Ve' g 163' b'VUi, , -' A I 1 , . if N J. - e- - I sf 4 J 'lbvfj lr .Q .. - ' I in I K .. ,K 1 ,M f J- - , f socK AND :ilu KINT' , , P , , Sock and Buskin, under the direction of Miss Sylvia French tlze Tirstsemestler, L ' ' I ' f and Mrs. Helen Page Skinner the second semester, had a vefy successful year. f' . . F ' The club met twice monthly in A-7 to create interest in'anyt+iing tonnecfted with the theater such as acting, directing, make-up, props and stage techniques. The program for the year included plays and monologues produced and di- , rected by Thespian members, the Annual Sock and Buskin Prom, and the trip 7 I to New York City to see a play. Q The three act comedy, The Curious Savage , directed by Miss Sylvia French, was given on December 7. ' if Officers for 1957-58 were: President, June Cervini, Vice-president, Polly ' 1' Swanson, Secretary, Linda Peterson, Treasurer, Petrine Nielson, Program Chair- , man, Esta Orcutt, Stage Manager, Lee Belcher. l SOCK AND BUSKIN Front Row: R. Tremarco, E. Regan, C. House, J. Haugh, E. Orcutt, Third Row: L. Cormier, M. Pantaleo, B. Duncan, D. Michelitsch, P. Swanson, J. Cervini, T. Nielson, J. Seipel, L. Peterson, C. M. Boglisch, P. Barnes, D. Jacobsen, P. Boland, J. Hilinski, Treggor, S. Thomas, P. Poe, Mrs. Skinner. J. Harry, P. Hibbard, M. Leander, M. Grimm, D. Smith. Second Row: J. Taylor, M. Stoddard, J. Reinahl, G. Palmer, D. Fourth Row: A. Weiss, D. Barlow, W. Brown, R. Steele, S. Moller, Sandals, R. Campbell, C. Martling, M. Spade, P. Taylor, W. Lowd, C. Hackney, P. Quilitch, H. Jarvis, R. Olmstead, R. R. Frost, J. Porter, J. Toomey. Jamaitis, R. Ruscani, L. Belcher, 1 , f , x , v ,,, .97 . , f 1 .Mkt fvlp I' L. ' , I N 1 , 7 . U U Jf - J gf J., IZLQL, L, 1 ' nl' K, I . I 'ip 1 t , , 4 L ,Z fb i 'fy LU790 ,XV 11 1 .ft F' , -ff f . . L If ,pf ,fb .dv ,U x J 1' QL MJ, -4 VL L JL! 4 bl. If ,V . 'lf ' af' VL! . 'I ' , 'X LJ' A 1X4 fd' 01 4-fy Lf' 4 ,WI 'I ,Wit L L rr J , f ,I I I ,LLL 0, I ,L .f ,f ,f f pl! l L' ' Lf VL i I L 4, fl' P If ,U 1 . . , ' 1 'N I by VL, ,fb my M L! L I 9 -L10 , L III? o X f J ,ff fb If y 55411510 jlgzse cl .ykzlfyy I! fcfv L A API! JV' L 'L Qt , X? , L! 'X , , ' I 01 fbi' QP ff' . U ,f j fl fill! V' Q A fd A pit! ff , Ll U rl, W X J ' fl!! Q li XL, W I9 Xb, I, n Lt C ' 1 V L! e QP if f -- L, U 9 J XLJ of L' 1 f ' f 'I 1 ' if J j U fi! 'f fl' MXL L I ff! , .JJ L if K . 1, 1 ' ,1 ff jlf V, lu xl if X- LII f , ,V ,' RA NT AND POWDER Pai - a I dx r 'the freshman-so homore dramatic club, su ervised b J, ' 'K A I P P Y Mr. Ken5ethxHqIg,' J A-7 the first and third Thursday ofthe month. Ame clu dtusdiedfand presented plays and other forms of theater entertain- mnxenf WV' 1 H Q' x,,fli-'IIteb,qQrogfan:L,ffor the year consisted of several one act plays, readings, a Q 3rtaIe1itshow,andtqJoubIic performance of a three-act play. ff E Xdfhefolub Qm ers for the year were: President, Roanne Wise, Vice-president, N , g x . , g , , .Bread-awlailey, Iieasgrer, Carolyn Brown, Recording Secretary, Enid Rogers, Cor- t -. xf r95pq5i'dingASec,reta.ry, Nancy Hallin, Program Chairman, Russell Mercer, Historian, X 'Ii VX' LK Ven Ml:Paiftfandj,' -X , . . . ec t X ,gt ! .xv 4 f H . ' ' I 1 1 ' H I .J Q -Ph! ',--JL - x - XIX. XE, 1 if I X 1 . 1, . V .x . , 5 A if f L c V . . , 'A 'I PAINT AND POWDER Front Row: D. Haskell, R. Prentice, D. I.eChausse, E. Zaverella, Third Row: P. Hood, J. Leib, K. Belcher, T. Tuner, M. Mottill, W R. Mercer, N. Hallin, R. Wise, E. Rogers, B. Lailey, K. Turkington, K. Tarlow, M. Foley, A. Schwedel, W. Barrett, K McPartIand, S. Perry, B. Tangarone, J. Wilson, V. Girard. Ei enbrod, J. Richmond, F. N Iin. 9 Y Second Row: P. Freeman, M. Beaucage, V. Knight, B. Dunn, C. Fourth Row: L. Baldwin, J. Rosenzweig, A. Garrity, I. Tierney, M Wisniewslci, P. Willard, S. Staltenber , E. Krem ask , L. Forde, M. Amirault, H. Gworek, B. Stevenson, B. Mclntosh, I 9 P Y Hartwell, T. Recllnagel, J. Gozdz, M. McKeever, B. Rowley, Mr. Best, C. Kin , M. Kin , C. I.isk, Miss Shea. H I 9 9 of. ART SERVICE SQUAD Front Row: N. Forman, B. Latabcuche, J. Andrulot, F. Young, E. Fancher, B. Abild, P. Woods. Second Row: S. Blair, P. Fairbanks, N. Adams, S. Betko, K. Hartley, D. Jacobsen. Thi rd Row: R. Tubbs, L. Freimanis, A. McBride, L. Bushnell, Mrs. Kelson. ART SERVICE SQUAD The Painting Club and Art Service Squad, under the supervision of Mrs. Laverne Kelson, met in Room 209 on Friday afternoons. In addition to posters and lettering done for different organiza- tions, the club did the decorations for the annual M.H.S. Prom, the Sock and Buskin play and other art work needed for school activities. Ofticers for the year were: President, Evelyn Fancher, Vice-presi- dent, Joyce Andrulotp Secretary-Treasurer, Frank Young. 1?91x if KM, f, E lm QV Z xl 3 A stroke of the brush a 5 QQ! an 51 S j . 1 .X fff L -, Lyyfygy f Q 'N 5 Q ., f yy! 'ryr julmlllyi xl l t lx li l X H xv. L I 'N l 'ffl' X 2 I! l ll ,,l, ll ll ,N W3 will xiii 1 ii .ii gi 5 i i 'l y my i ' it :L lllil' 'il Ill - l , FQ? Ny' ART SERVICE SQUAD B. CRAFTS CLUB Front Row: G. Wilkie, J. Christensen, A. Peresluha, I. Kriskiians, J. LoBarron, D. Greaney, P. McCarthy G. Baldwin, C. Perkins, Mrs. Budd. Second Row: J. LeSure, C. Moses, C. Shenning, E. Krempasky, C. Mayo, G. Stamler, N, Ungerer M Hubbard, A. Greaney, K. Kanehl. Third Row: P. Golden, B. Duncan, D. Tomm, J. Perry, J. Cribbs, E. Rubacha, D. Shea, M. Snyder ART SERVICE SQUAD 8. CRAFTS CLUB The Art Service Squad and Craft Club led by Mrs. Elizabeth Budd was limited to students doing outstanding met in room 207 every Friday afternoon to and to assist other school organizations by by them. The club went to Hartford to see the work in art classes. They learn about various crafts doing art work requested Junior Scholastic Contest, sponsored the art exhibit in May, and enjoyed a Christmas party and June Picnic. The officers for the year T957-58 were: Secretary, Joanne La Barron, Treasurers, Saimod. creates beauty and color. President, lrine Krishiiansp Joan Landers and Linda FUTURE NURSES' CLUB Front Row: M. Hubbard, T. Parrott, D. Drew, S. Miller, D. Johnson, C. Hackney, P. Rohan, J. Mortimer, P. Hubbard. Second Row: Mrs. Wandt, P. Walsh, A. Harrington, J. Hickey, A. Collins, J. Werdelin, B. Kildish, C. Mooney, B. Schultz, K. Dolin, N. Reynolds. FUTURE NURSES' CLUB Mrs. Cecelia M. Wandt directed the Future Nurses' Club in its second year as an organization. Twenty-five girls seeking to learn more about their future careers in nursing met in Room 104 every other Friday during the X period. The program for the year consisted of speakers, group discus- sions, and a trip to the -Seaside Sanatorium. Officers for the year were: Donna h ,BE Preside, lp haron Miller, Secretary. , n, . f L Katy pf'--Ujd ii af j 10 VUL dvd, . ff R f ,ff fi f 1 DJJ!- . ye 1 S 'f .V fjz .W .XM I Safeguarding our health CIVIL DEFENSE Front Row: J. McKinney, F. Guay, M. O'Brien, C. Banks, R. Yules, J. Carlson, J. Jacobs. Second Row: J. Lemire, J. Nelligan, H. Cote, L. Fentiman, N. Jeffries, M. Williamson. Third Row: R. Streecler, D. Smith, R. Winter, Mr. Dougherty. CIVIL DEFENSE The Civil Defense Club, under the direction of Mr. George Dougherty, held their meetings in Room 233. The purpose of the club was to provide the school with a group of students trained in first aid, and fire fighting. The year's program consisted of instruction and practice in response to emergency situations. The officers for the year were: Rescue Group Captain, Cyril Banks, First Aid Group Captain, Richard Yules, Lieu- tenants, Joan Carlson and Edward Feltham, Secretary, Jean Jacobs. pf L by being ready fm, all emergencies. ,gg a - 7 ve? 6 i Mig 93 DEBATING CLUB Front Row: M. Brandt, S. Edwards, D. Edwards, C. Hackney, R. Olmsted, R- TI'emUfC0- Second Row: M. Grimm, D. Arthur, S. Broderick, J. Brace, l.. Treudwell, K. Kulhmann. Third Row: P. Schimmel, M. Raudsepp, MY- D0U9l'9 Y4 DEBATING CLUB The Debating Club, under the direction of Mr. David Hartwell and Mr. George Dougherty, held its meetings on Monday evenings in Room 233 or Room 144. The purpose of the club was to train the members in organizing and presenting controversial material. The club helped its members in public speaking by giving them an opportunity to develop poise and confidence. The program for the year consisted of debates with club mem- bers, interscholastic debates, and participation in the debating tourna- l ment in May. 1 6 The Club's officers for 1957-58 were: President, Dianne Edwards, , Secretary-Treasurer, Cynthia Hackney, and Corresponding Secretary 4 Suzanne Edwards. J l 5. U ef 1 They argue their points . l lf' YT I 94 I with zz purpose in mimi and . . v 0 ff . U 1 .1 ANGLERS CLUB The Angler's Club, under the supervision of Mr. Louis C. Paulus and Mr. Harold M. Parks, met the first and third Tuesday of every month in Room 148. ' The purpose of the Angler's Club was for the members to learn more about the correct manner in which to fish and the habits of fish. During the year the members went on fishing trips. ANGLERS CLUB Front Row: G. Irwin, E. Eib, T. Berzenski, D. Drapeau, J. Cervini, R. Schroder. Second Row: Mr. Paulus, R. Mickewicz, R. Lange, P. Geissler, Mr. Parks. Third Row: R. Ames, B. Duncan, R, Schubert, R. Clough. I.A A xl 0, t.. 0 vc - 1 0 X, . A1 9 A MAJORETTES Front Row J Barrett T Martm M Smacheth Second Row J Benton D Gee J Findlay C Celkowslu C Wennergren J Connolly P llttle Third Row K Getchell M Kaefer l Richmond J Frey B Luclous S Spacer P Mackay MAJORETTES l The Malorettes under the durectuon of their Captain Teresa Martin added to the entertainment at the home games this year The group performed during the half and did commendable work In the fields of precuslon and drullung They have also performed at PTO meetings which they showed further skulls nn preclslon 'r 1-1 F' t promote class sim zt T ga rt, R. Wednesdays to plan new cheers and perfect them. The cheerleaders, fifteen in number, attended all the football, soccer, basketball and baseball games ready to cheer the teams of Manchester High to victory. P. Moone , K. Fournier. VI D. Arthur, J. rca. I J. H lv , . B kl . 1 ! . X S. Moeller. yen uc ey 1' JM! fly W0 - c ER ADERS Lf ing up t spii of! students of Manchester ffl! l ' S ol in the s n cfffjf? 7-58 was the aim of the l eerleaders. Und direction of Miss Julia Case, and ' l Captain Carol Huestis, he cheerleaders met Mondays and X J by cheering us on to victory. lu. 4 K 0 6 The World of Actzwtzes E i The Indnan Cheer Blow Hard' f,'xf ,gif Worknng Hard? K. Intent on the Action Quintessence of Charm Wa rmnng the Bench 101, f f4' 0 'IX X 0 57 e !Z S c,QS K' f I 1 xw T5 f XVN fig i if J if A is wi 1 S a Vs ,sg ,M Vx if . m. , .-4 ' ,V WF I nn ' Q22 x , wr gg K 'W QQ' ,WM , V . ?if,,,9 Maw- N -+1 'Q' ,ii .N ff, 'r' x, ' ' ' X. - I! 1 . ,, A Z J 1 fs i2 gf ' V, fa 1 V Q!2f95'f ' L 2 mmw 1 ' , , ,f,aH,.e.ysv4yLw -' ,K - n 'a-'mf i H W ff h Y L5 5 .L .W I I f' , X , 5 if - y I ' l'.- ,iv 'Q' 5? in W f is fl 5 2 B , , j Q 3' N f Q U ag Mi ' I f , r ' . , ' M 5. ' f. gi N W M . ' 'T :N A . -.N 'A Q, ?, m' , ' K M l h QM 43 .. W -afgasf 1-wxsgffzs ,, .,,, N my 4 A .A 1Z if em N ,gpg 35 an 1 , 5 ir- If 'SST 4 ,V ' fi 3 ,,,, up with 4 - 2 Q' W v M., , , A V Ci rl M H IA ,M vm bg, XV' 'Y M ' ' .-- fb in - Q 'P' gf? M F., fa.-Q, -56: : 'l'1 -'J'-1' we ff gf M , 'W if Q fu g if Q . . ,L , ii it ' ia? 5 K Q at any W, yy ,aww 7: N Kim A W In . , xl, F W1 i, JM L . V MXN . ff ' , , y :, , L . ax... .THR 1 'Hi ' w ' 3, QA 3 Q '- A A ' ff Q , , , . f Q A w S' M - A , Fw A N. 4 7 A A ' W A ,, 1 W - E' ga M I ,za hw' . Qu QF i. ga s. L Q 33, , X 1- is W fy wmhmg , ig, .fu kk 3 I ' 1 4 ' , A ,Q N . , My w W M 4 'Q . LZ , V H V .V I, ,, , , mmm 0 WM ,qwmqf Y K JV 9 Q W Q, an ,Q 'F A fu .533 V ,K i 3' gi Q f W ffff? f QM? iw' Q ,E is it nn, n W' 'E SOCCER Front Row: R. Williams, C. lautenbach, T. Juros, R. Daigle, R. Third Row: Mr. Danielson, T. Ansaldi, M. Morasco, D. McDo Dubanoslri, L. Bogli, E. Eib, G. Cushing, A. McBride, D. nough, K. Reardon, E. Swanson, R. Hamill, J. Cervini J Reynolds. McAuley, C. Ryan, J. Noonan. Second Row: M. Winters, C. Richards, D. Dormer, B. McClain, Fourth Row: R. Clauette, H. Cody, J. Composeo, T. Ryan B W. Feshler, C. Saimond, G. Milek, R. Goehring, R. Seelert, Bonadies, G. Ordway, R. Kennedy, D. Schofield, A. Meek Mr. Palmer. R. Stephens, E. Stiles, J. V. Composeo. . . . we go for az goal. VARSITY AND J.V. SOCCER Working and playing together with schoolmates and boys from other high schools, creating among the mem- bers a desire to improve themselves physically, emotional- ly, morally, and mentally so that they might be more able to take part in later community activities were the pur- poses of the Soccer Team. Coached by Mr. Richard Danielson, the team prac- ticed every afternoon to be prepared for the interscholas- tic games. The team had an excellent record for the year: eight wins, one tie, and three losses. Tri-captains for the 1957 season were: Lee Bogli, Robert Daigle, and Richard Dubanoski. The J.V. Soccer Team, coached by Mr. J. H. Palmer, met every afternoon at Mount Nebo to learn the funda- mentals of soccer and good sportsmanship. 103 I wi I E . K X ll ,c,-g- uf g - W 'df VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: G. Cushing, R. Fiske, J. Mistretta, R. Dubanoski, W. Third Row: P. Pineo, M. Winters, M. Patulak, N. Prescott, J. R Feshler, C. Saimond, R. Daigle. Composeo, P. Sartor, F. Santy. Second Row: M. Morasko, R. Ford, W. Bycholski, R. Churilla, Fourth Row: D. Renn, H. Pedeman, R. Ballard, C. Richard,, Mr C. Fisher, J. Dyer, S. 'Cavagnaro, B. Minnick. Korbusieski, Mr. Zatursky. iii 4-4 Tloey play bard . . VARSITY AND J.V. BASKETBALL Although losing the maiority of their interscholastic basketball games, the Varsity Squad kept their spirit and sportsmanship at a high level, they strove to play the game well. Under the coaching of Mr. Elgin Zatursky, the team was divided into three squads for practice in the gym. The purpose behind this practice was to further the skill, sportsmanship, and spirit of the team. The team had a record of two wins and eleven losses. Captain forthe 1957-58 season was Richard Dubo Dubanoski. The Jayvees, under the coaching of Mr. Raymond Korbusieski and Mr. Philip Hyde, displayed good team work. They have many promising players for the future varsity team. 104 I CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: J. Allen, R. Kwash, T. Hart, W. Grittin, S. Clendaniel, B. Dougherty, T. Hyson, J. Boris, G. Rhodes. Second Row: P. Freemer, P. Schimmel, A. Ridyard, E. Dell, K. Ames, S. Baraw, M. Patulak, H. Bennett, J. McKenna, VARSITY AND J.V. The Varsity and J.V. Cross Country Teams, under the direction of Mr. Paul B. Phinney, both had commendable seasons. The Varsity Team was captained by Scott Clendaniel, tenth out of one hundred and eighty runners in the New Eng- land Championship Meet. The Varsity Squad had a season of nine wins and three losses, losing the C.C.I.L. title by one point. C. Towle. Third Row: K. Hudson, D. Werner, D. Donovan, R. Deane, C. Hill, J. Packard, R. Andrews, W. Porter. Fourth Row: Mr. Sines, Mr. Phinney. CROSS COUNTRY The Varsity Squad scored twelfth in the UConn Invitational Meet, second at the C.C.I.L. Field Day, and eighth at the State Meet. The J.V. Squad had an excellent season of all wins. They scored second at the UConn Invi- tational Meet in the J.V. area, and scored first in C.C.I.L. Field Day J.V. Run. They pace on . BOYS' INDOOR TRACK Front Row: P. Jablon, D. Donovan, K. Ames, N. Gottfried, T. R. Spicer, J. Pouech. Juros, B. Dougherty, S. Clendaniel, E. Irwin, H. Bennett, Third Row: C. Hills, C. Rhodes, S. Jablon, C. Lorentzen, D. A. Ridyard, R. Goehring, V. McCIory. Tomm, R. Leadbetter, A. Tauris, A. McBride, R. Deane, R. Second Row: J. Packard, R. Williams, D. Renn, R. Fidler, D. Olson. Firestone, G. Adam, E. Swanson, G. Milek, A. Cheesman, Fourth Row: Mr. Phinney, J. Gidmen, K. Gunlcel. TENNIS Front Row: K. Collins, W. Brown, D. Firestone, M. Raudsepp, Second Row: Mr. Maetozo, G. Rhodes, G. Cribbs, A. Schwedel P. O'Bright, S. Pickman, L, Geis, C. Lukas, S. Thomas, J. E. Rubacha, R. Cady, J. Gleeson, S. Reale, A. Welss Toomey. R. DuCharme, S. Auerbach. Always displaying sportsmanship . . . IIIVY Q l will nl: I u:':'Q'-, 'u-11:5-E::Ef2!. ....E:u.,gR-llgg: T Ill I . u.:::: 'l'l0 TENNIS TEAM The Tennis Team under the coachmg of Mr Matthew Maetozo had a good season of seven wnns and four losses Forty members met nn the gym or the tenms courts to practice the game The purpose of the team was to pro mote partlclpatnon and sportsmanship In the sport of tennus Co captains for the season were Madls Raudsepp and Rnchard Yules GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB The Girls' Leaders Club, under the super- vision of Miss Julia Case, Miss Martha Pet- erson, and Mrs. June Brady, met in the gym on the first Friday of each month. The club was composed of seventy mem- bers from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The girls learned to develop res- ponsibility and to enrich their leadership. This year the group supplied food and gifts to a needy family at Christmas time. They also practiced in precision work for the annual Physical Education Assembly and officiated at intramural games. The officers for the year 1957-58 were Suzanne Edwards, President, Donna San in? ' f GIRLS dals, Vice-president, Karin Pearson, Sec retary-treasurer. . leadersloip and responsibility. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB Front Row: C. Huestis, L. Treadwell, J. Donahue, J. Allen, K. Pearson, S. Edwards, D. Sandals, K. Fournier, C. Nylin, A. Zabrousky, J. Gustafson, M. Phillips, N. Cooley, D McNeill. Second Row: B. Phillips, K. Peterson, J. Mutty, M. Stoddard M. Mikoleit, E. Cotton, D. Chambers, L. Brodeur, S. Car- ter, J. Gilbertson, C. Rubin, Miss Case. Third Row: E. Verbarg, J. Ballard, J. Peak, J. Morrison, J ' rim. TIT ' 7 PORTS Havens, J. Blanchard, R. Ganter, M. Austin, E. Tierney J. Iverson, B. O'Neill, J. Halverson, Miss Peterson. . Fourth Row: V. Johnson, M. Beach, L. Nelson, M. Pierce, J Frey, N. Maneggia, P. Boland, L. Winzler, G. Palmer, S Moeller, P. Hibbard, W. Smith. Row: E. Poots, C. Carlson, B. Burgess, N. Pickering, A Gburski, C. West, l. Pukinskis, R. Wise, P. Adams, Mrs Brady. '., , it yi 5 E ' R6 ' Fra. Q ' C 4m6' Milf in AQUAETTES Front Row G Eagleson L Nelson M Johnston L Wunzler Tl-nrd Row K Fournier J Diskan M Beach J Halvorsen B C Johnson M Leander G Palmer P Woods E Tierney ONell M Brown C Nylm J Torco L Olmstead P Taylor G Potterton Fourth Row C Kelley M Simpson C Shennlng S King .I Second Row B Burgess J Cervlnl S Howland J Bostlck M Martin O Jylklxa B Rottner A Scott S Edwards Mrs Phillips D McNeill J Gustafson J Morrison S Carter Brady N McFarland M McLaughlin D Renn Wzth rythmzc tzmzng and syncbromzed shakes i I AQUAETTES The Aquoettes under the direction of Mrs. June R. Brady met every Thursday afternoon until four p.m. in the swimming pool. To develop swimming stunts and a sense of rhythm by swimming to music were the aims of the Aquaettes. They presented a water ballet for the members of the P.T.O. on January 'l3. A water ballet for parents and friends was presented on Jan- uary 29. Officers for the year 1957-58 were: Gail Eagleson, Presidentg Linda Nelson, Vice- president and Historionp Jane Tarco, Sec- retaryg Jean Kerrigan, Treasurer. GIRLS' TUMBLING CLUB Front Row: M. Phillips, J. Morrison, E. Tierney, S. Elliot, M. Second Row: J. Burke, L. Venezia, S. Howes, S. Palanma Shepard, P. Mooney, S. Edwards, B. Phillips, J. Halvorsen, Miss Case, D. Edwards, M. Taylor, J. Tarca, J. Barna d S Buckley. M. Muccio, C. Bentley. . we develop body co-ordzmztzon. . 1 C 3 d . I GIRLS TUMBLING A H10 develop body co-ordination and phy- 0 , sical fitness was the obiective of the Tum- bling Club. Miss Julia Case and Miss Mar- tha Peterson, club directors, assisted the girls in the club with various tumbling ' stunts in preparation for the annual Man- K chester High School Tumbling Exhibition. Among the stunts practiced were walk- overs, elbow stands, and head and hand stands. if 113 X THE WORLD OF wi L A sport 01 eve1y gzrl and Shbk GIRLS' SPORTS 5 I. -4 W 115 :E C J illiam Tell-ettes !! . . . every girl az good sport. Girls' Tennis Team Q GIRLS' SPORTS E d 'I16 n 'R .N- I N HE' HHS: 3 p 1 I li! X ' 'i' QQN -'lv ,Z- fl , '9' ,Ewafw 'x he I, I1 1 as rf: ,,,' L+' h ,,,i 5, 3 5 mga - , Kg Q 3 in N. I' i QU' l U ' If K jff:Q. 'i 54? ,Q I ' 5? , , .xkvir 'v 'T' .ff I I x, , ' I V, ,f by 1 -1- Wf ' F X .. ' ,I .T ' I ' HX ,P IV. '- ' I E f M if 1135 1,111 1 X - Wx nfl' f ' M l 5 ' Xb ,XA A 1 '.4'-FX' X V4-2212? '45 7 ' , i,' Q 1 H' HA E95 , 1' kv Q!-rf '- A. B. A. TOOL 81 DIE COMPANY Tolland Turnpike Compliments of CLARENCE H ANDERSON The Class of 1958 would like to have you ANDERSON GREENHousEs 8. FLOWER SHOP The Cas, ANDREW S GROCERY 457V2 Mann Street THE ANDREW ANSALDI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ATLANTIC FUEL OILS THE CURIOUS Quee Dale and her Co rt W En Ma BAILEY S ANTIQUE SHOP RAY BELLERS MUSIC SHOP Records Band Instruments BEZZINI BROTHERS FURNITURE STORES Hartford and Manchester BILLIE S BEAUTY SHOP 22 Depot Square BLISH HARDWARE COMPANY 793 Mann Street ll I . I, .. I 5 5 b la, A I fi , - I I . f- Y n u I K' I A , . , , ,f Il Ssell patronize the following business concerns: Q 9 . - 4 I' SAVAGE BOUDRIEAU'S GARAGE T85 Main Street F. E. BRAY, JEWELER Compliments of BROWN AND LYNCH CAMPRESS PRINTING CAPITOL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Lawn and Garden Equipment Compliments ot CAVEY'S RESTAURANT CHADWICK AND COMPANY 564 Center Street COOK'S SERVICE STATION Manchester Green CORET CASUALS - J. Garman Men's Wear FRANK DAMATO 81 SONS Concrete Contractors DART'S DAIRY, INC. For Better Health DAVIS BAKERY On Parade Cheer! Fight! Win! Beauty and the Beast And Away We Go . lr No score! Goal-tender ready? The Class of 1958 would like to have you DECI'S DRIVE-IN 462 Center Street DECORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. DEWEY-RICHMAN COMPANY Jewelers - Stationers DlAMOND'S ARMY 8. NAVY STORE DILLON SALES AND SERVICE, INC. 319 Main Street Compliments of FALLOT'S STUDIO FARR'S SODA SHOP Bank and Save at FIRST NATIONAL BANK FLETCHER GLASS COMPANY Manchester FORDE 81 JEWELL Insurance Counsellors THE GAMMONS HOAGLUND CO. GEORGIA'S 8- EVE'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT GLENNEY'S MEN'S SHOP Up and over! Steady now! Don't miss! patronize the following business concerns: W. G. GLENNEY COMPANY THE W. G. GLENNEY LUMBER CO. 336 North Main Street W. T. GRANT COMPANY Known for Values GUSTAFSONS SHOE STORE Buster Brown - Air Step - Roblee THE J. W. HALE CORP. Manchester's Leading Dept. Store One ball at a time now!!! Our CheerIeaders??? Keep rolling along I ,ff ,gf . Team work Q-: ,. , Perfect balance HARMAC MEN'S 81 BOYS' WEAR Manchester - East 81 West Hartford HARRISON'S CARDS AND GIFTS Compliments of HARVEST HILL PACKAGE STORE HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Choicest Meats in Town HOLE IN ONE SHOPPES, INC. Manchester Shopping Parkade MARK, HOWARD, AND ARTHUR HOLMES The Class of 1958 would like to have you TT 9 c. E. HOUSE 8. SOXN, INC. For Studegs Hgtlygg 8.5F-oqjvwear X ,Sf J O' IZ THEH SE OFAZEC RDSN Q,The 0334 oG?9d7M 7 4 M gfpester a5kadeXMl Odd Hop I R ghtl X I XR5Lqordgf Phonogggphs ccessorles fr 1, W Dont Ha dle the Merchandnse Zckglfllgh llidelfty Eq pmiw Speakers bs St Tape? wgne ts ef vs L! Q o DOTLCO ANY ggi-R anc vxO V C U E AJJOHNSON PAIN CO by 7 Mann Street JOYCE FLOWER SHOP INC KEMP S INC THE KOPPER KETTLE RESTAURANT In the Heart of Manchester 'Q I nw tl l Only Small n Statu e 829 Mam Street 2 7' gy-fr-xii LAND O COTTON INC hmm LARSEN S HARDWARE Ha e a N ce Week end 34 Depot Sq uare LEA S MARKET 229 Spruce Street At the Hop , , - I 54 0 ' IN x ,CN I X x . X ' gg! V o us x , 4 51 N 17 fy 'I C Q s i . X WJ - l ' I I 1 wif - Uk ,CN ic A X L cf A - IJ D O X K .ml ' ' Il I , S 9 S ff I9 Qi ,J ' Ai' A I 13.1. ' ' N . 'X , I , . ,X . ' I Q . I A jd I n ' . 'V,. Q 21 I - I- 'I S - .J .3' ,'.,. fz,.ffr 'A :N .wsu ' LL: F 1 N 'Wx U , ,A x I . I .45 I It!! ,I i r I '23 gg --A533 2 13 e,,,, I ,,., - - -. fe. f e I Q Z X Q V, up '... 5? I , : Ji 7' -l- I L.-' W , I . v I - Y , I v ll II patronize the following business concerns LEONARD'S SHOES, INC. 881 Main Street Compliments of LESSNER ROTTNER KARP 81 GROOBERT MANCHESTER DRUG MANCHESTER SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Saturday Morning Banking THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO MANCHESTER WALLPAPER 81 PAINT COMPANY Up and Ove W II He Make H99 3 A MARLOW S MATHER S JEWELERS INC Manchester Parkade MEMORIAL CORNER STORE 352 Mann Street MICHAELS JEWELERS AND Dete m ng the Future Ye Rah Rah INDIANS MILIKOWSKI S FLOWER FASHION 695 Mann Street MORIARTY BROTHERS h I Mm Confusion MCLELLAN STORE COMPANY 2. fe il A- P! A ' Lf The Class of 1958 would like to have you MOTHER GOOSE DIAPER SERVICE Coll Us tor o Change GJ X Compliments of F d the Dog MUNSONS CANDY KITCHEN Route 6, Bolton, Conn. NASSIFF ARMS IOI5 Mcnn Street NASSIFF ARMS COMPANY Sporting Goods NEW MODEL LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANING NORMAN S INC Apphonces OLCOTT VARIETY STORES 652 Center Street OPTICAL STYLE BAR INC PANTALEO S USED AUTO PARTS II ' ll in 1 x X . I . sv I ' I I I Horoce Street J . Z' J hr Y ' ' r i r r i PARK HILL FLOWER SHOP Compluments ot THE PARKADE BARBER SHOP PATIO DRIVE IN Cor Brood 8. W Mlddle Turnpike P oct ce fo Pe fect on patromze the ollowzng busmess concerns PAUL S PAINT AND WALLPAPER 645 Mom Street PINE BARBER SHOP 656 Center Street PINE LENOX PHARMACY INC 299 E Center Street PINE PHARMACY The Rexcxll Store POTTERTON S INC TV Records Appllonces T30 Center St Phone Ml 2 4537 eil-D1 III -tl. 225 rumm- IM 'A If It W xml I8 24 32 60 PRINCESS RESTAURANT 623 Mom Street QUINN S PHARMACY INC THE RED 81 WHITE STORE 219 School Street Compliments of GEORGE ROSE INC SAM AND TOM'S MOBIL STATION 415 Mclin Street SCANDINAVIEN Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK 81 COMPANY SILVER LANE BUS LINE INC Buses for Hlre ROBERT J SMITH INC 963 Mam Street One Last Word JOHN F TIERNEY FUNERAL HOME ' Tots N TEENS INC F' 'JL ,FQLMI 4 ll Compllments to 58 I R IQ TWEED s mmm' Furniture Floor Coverings Ted o s b t Necessa y Wo k The Class of 1958 would lzlae to have you patronzze the ollowmg buszness concerns TURCOTTE S ESSO SERVICE STATION Best to 1958 ...R WESTERN AUTO -'x 'NI' Automobile Equipment WILROSE DRESS SHOPPE 601 Mom Street Always Flrst to Show the Latest FRANK R WOOD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY L T WOOD LOCKER PLANT Eat the Best for Less LENORD W YOST JEWELER Fme Watch Repairing 129 Spruce ST Phone Ml 9 Ha I ha I to Mancheste H 9h 126 TVN . f . . : I If f I , . 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