Middletown High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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. . . homerooms at eight o’clock . . . colored hair spray . . . OLGA CATALANO Olga” 154 Washington Street Interested in underclass- men . . . fashion plate . . . “Yea” ... a pretty smile will win a thousand hearts. RONALD CATALANO “Ronnie” 53 Spring St. Ambition: college Calm, cool, and collected . . . “Let’s sing awhile” . . . active in CYO . . . it’s better to be quiet and remembered, than loud and forgotten. IRENE CECCHINI “Iris” 263 Pearl St. Ambition: business college Enjoys riding in Pontiacs . . . seen with Sandi . . . “Give me a WN” . . . it’s a friendly heart that has many friends. JUDITH CLARK “Judy” Hidden Lake Road, Haddam Ambition: L.P.N. Like a brook I babble on . . . her eyes are on the celebrities .... easy going . . . yearns for hospital corridors. DONALD DELUDE “Don” 87 Woodward Avenue Ambition: Air Force “Slim” . . . helpful friend- liness ... a fine sport is he . . . the world' deals good-naturedly with good natured people. RICHARD CZAPIGA “Rich” 171 West St. Ambition: school of electronics Great sense of humor . . . “Quiet”—You don’t know him . . . friendly ... I am small but so was Napo- leon. BARBARA D’ANTONIO “Bobbie” 2 Pomeroy Place Ambition: secretary Prefers Coleman’s to Friendly’s . . . lively twirier . . . salesgirl at Amato’s . . . “Skip” ... as cheery as a sunny day. LINDA D’ANTONIO “Lynn” 91 Prospect St. Ambition: teacher Strutting assistant majorette . . . willing worker . . . prize-winning maharadza . . . little friends may prove great friends.

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. . . Awful-Awful’s at Friendly’s . . . short shirts . . JOHN CARTA “Johnny” 45 Hubbard Street Ambition: college A six-footer with a pur pose in bis walk . . “Don’t bother me” . . basketball forever . . this boy likes to study . . Big John. SEBASTIAN CARTA “Babe” 64 College Street Ambition: college One of the “boys” ... be can smile away bis blues . . . Sheila’s . . . a good sport always wins. PATRICIA CARTEL!.! “Pat” 144 Grand Street Ambition: secretarial work “I get so nervous” . . . busy worker at Murphy’s Drug Store . . . she may look quiet . . . but — ... the best way to have friends is to be one. ELIZABETH COOLEY “Betty” Boston Road, Rockfall I chatter, chatter as I go . . . full of fun and non- sense . . . everyone loves a party . . . friendly. DOROTHY CORONA “Sis” Middlcficld Ambition: art school A girl with locks to match her heart . . . loveable . . . it’s nice to be natural when you’re natur- ally nice . . . Grant’s. MARSHALL CORONA “Marsh” Cherry Hill Road, Rockfall Ambition: college Mischief at it’s best . . . hangs around with Mike . . . casual . . . enjoy life—every golden minute of it. 18 drafty cafe . . . MICHAEL CASSERINO “Mike” 597 Randolph Road Ambition: college Love that red convertible . . . “I give up” . . . wear a smile and forget your troubles . . . studies inter- fere so much with one’s high school education. MARY LOU COUNTER “Mary Lou” Jackson Hill Road, Middlefield Ambition : to be happy A bright hello, a friendly smile . . . infectious fun . . . neat and nonchalant . . . most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be.

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. . . the Tank . . . crowding into the lunch line . . . deadlines? . . . WILLIAM DICKINSON “Bill” 123 Highland Avenue Ambition: college Tiger Tales wandering . . . pho- tographer . . . does justice to the French language . . . musi- cally inclined . . . high ideals coupled with a strong will. WILLIAM DILLON “Bill” 65 Home Avenue Ambition: college A friendly fellow . . . Mc- Carthy and Hurley’s count- er man . . . ready for fun . . . apt to split his sides with laughing. SUSAN EDMONDSON “Sue” Walkley Hill Road, Middlefield Ambition: social worker Giggles galore ... a freckled face and a broad smile arc her trademarks . . . frankness and friend- liness linked. MARY GRACE DcRITA “Mary Grace” 134 Washington Street Ambition: elementary school teacher Seen at the Garden with Mike . . . better late than never . . . she has made many friends and kept them all . . . a pretty smile is worth a thousand words. MICHAEL DeTORO “Mike” 71 Catherine Street Ambition: art school Men of few words are the best men . . . “Oh, I didn’t do my chemistry” ... all seriousness behind the paint brush. ADRIENNE DORAU “Aish” 134 Pine Street Ambition: nurse A pixie spirit loose in the halls . . . “How suave” . . . love those week ends! . . . cute as a button. KAREN DOWNEY “Cookie” 560 Washington Street Ambition: office work “Playmakcr” ... a bright hello, a cheery smile . . . candid . . . God forbid that there should be a heaven in which there are no horses. JOHN DUDA “Jack” Ballfall Road, Middlefield Ambition: school of design An innocent expression hides a heart of mischief . . . “That’s due today? Too bad—I didn’t do it— ha!” . . . man of muscle with an eye for the petite.