Middletown High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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Miss Mildred E. Atwell Mr. A. Merton Bozoian Mrs. Edith O. Buckley Miss P. A. Buckley Miss Helen K. D’Apice Math A, Typing 11, Algebra, Geometry, Physical Education English Stenography, Typing, Bookkeeping 1 Trigonometry Math. A Y Mr. John T. DeNunzio Mr. A. S. Domijan Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Miss Lucille A. Dolce Miss Agnes G. Drennan Mr. John R. Dunn Clerk English Guidance Director, Driver Education Miss Agnes K. Fahey Stenography, Tran- scription, Office Practice, Typing Mr. Waino R. Fillback Physical Education Miss Margaret E. Flynn Business, Law, General Business, Bookkeeping Mr. Santo F. Frigillio Band, Orchestra. Instru- mental Music Theory Mr. John J. Gale U.S. History, Econom- ics, Geography, Civics Mr. S. W. Gallitto Mr. Harold E. Healey Mrs. Lois F. Horbal Mrs. W. E. Hummell Mr. Adrian A. Johnson World History Assistant Principal, English Secretary U.S. History, Modern ' Algebra 1-11 Problems of De- mocracy

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The past four years have been a most import- ant period of growth and development for you. Under the guidance of your teachers and par- ents you have had opportunity to explore many fields of learning, to discover your interests and abilities, to gain proficiency in certain skills, and to understand the community and world in which you live. You have progressed, during these years, from carefree childhood to the thre- shold of responsible adulthood. Although one significant period of your life is coming to a close, your graduation from high school marks the beginning of new and greater opportunities. Your accomplishments of the past will serve as a foundation upon which to build higher, whatever your plans for the future may be. Congratulations to you and best wishes for continued success. Edward B. Fillback, Principal. Congratulations to the members of the Class of 1957 upon the completion of your high school program! How fortunate you are to be graduat- ing in a country where you have the freedom to decide on the course you want to follow through life. This is one of the many privileges you have in this great land, but along with these privileges always go responsibilities. Ac- cept the responsibility for becoming energetic, participating citizens in your community. The course of democracy, perhaps even civilization, as we know it, will depend on the decisions you people will make during your life time as active citizens of your community, state and nation. John W. Goodrich, Supt. of Schools.

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Mr. Carl V. Johnson Physics, General Science Miss M. M. Kinnirey Miss Agnes I. Matteson Miss Alice B. Nelson French, Latin Homemaking Librarian and At- tendance Mrs. Dorothy R. Owen Choral Music, Music Mrs. Mary B. Richards Mr. Carl C. Rodenhizer Miss Marjorie J. Simons School Nurse Applied Math., Alge- Secretary bra 1 Mr. Ted J. Stopyra General Science, Biology Mr. John E. Sweeney Art Mr. Arthur C. Tenney Miss Molly Trinkaus Mr. I. Frank Tucci Mr. Carleton L. Walker Miss Arlene G. Walter Algabra 1, Review English Spanish, Italian English Office Secretary Math. 6