Middletown High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1969 volume:

CAULDRON published by the class of '69 Middletown High School Middletown, Connecticut Remember all the days Patterned just alike — Each finely sectioned by timed bells - And the four schedules you followed Upstairs and down A new diagram for a new year. 3 ya We played in patterns — Formations designed to shape success — And built them in the classroom, following Trends of thought and Graphs of lines. (They say History repeats itself.) j We broke patterns — Friendships dissolved and Illusions crumbled. Old faculties Gave way to new. Age-honored codes. Their meaning lost, were abandoned In the fury of the times. And yet, this silent setting With its deep halls, has long lain Undisturbed by generations of violent youth - Searching for security, Clinging to precious tradition And to each other . . . 8 m Wjk Clusters in the halls — Each member unique, with style All his own. But each Loosely woven in a richer scheme - The sharing of a common time A common space. Some find their substance here — Fill in the outlines Shape the iuture. Most — bewildered by the shock of Time, and their own Limits — are slow to accept 14 The Explosive Sixties Although it is difficult to look back and consider what has so recently passed and is still continuing, the sixties, in retrospect, can only be described as explosive. They began with lohn Fitzgerald Kennedy and the spirit of youth. Slowly we remember the Cold War - Bay of Pigs; the revolution of Civil Rights - the ordeal of lames Meredith; and the Beatles — the force behind the revolution of music. Blinding designs of color and black and white confusion splashed across the nation in a new trend of art. Our horizons became limitless as our race in space developed new dimension and depth. Assassination — a young man dead — another left to carry on the past. All the way with LBI — Lyndon Baines Johnson - barbecues and big hats, noise, crashing down on youth. War: Vietnam, and youth donning helmets and guns to fight and shoot and bomb. Talk and shout — shoot and kill - and riots. Martin Luther King receives the Nobel Peace Prize. Billows of black smoke, ready to catch fire, spreading over the nation - the murder oi Malcom X, the tone of days to come. The first global communication satellite is launched and the unconditional talks on Vietnam are proposed but the military takes control of South Vietnam in lune. Long hot days of summers past and to come are reflected in the burning flames of Chicago - and Casey Stengel say farewell to 56 years of baseball. Superintendent Green with Mr. Root Mrs. Curkin Mrs. Burns Miss Walter 18 and the interpreters of patterns Mr. Gallitto Miss Dempsey 19 1972 |. Anderson T Antonovi D Archer E. Arroy R. Barrack G. Baleline A. Bauer L. Beilman |. Billian A. Belury D. Berluglia D. Bransfield D. Budlenski K. Bullln K. Button J. Cunningham ). Ciccareilo ). Cummings R. Cummingham L. Cur now R. Davis B Dawkins B. lenert ). Dimauro A. D i Mauro I. Director |. Fisher |. Formica A. Fortuna R. Frost J. Calnan |. Camenski O. Casserino S. Clark |. Crete S. Marcanlonio R Lockwood R Marino M. LaBella D. Maloney D. Krenicki S. Lombardo R Lowery A Koholfer E. Kensel M. Kelly B. |ones E. | oh ns on C. lackson M. Hunter P. Marocca A New Diagram For A New Year R Gonzalez L. Gowin C. Greaves |. Greaves D. Grimm C. Hagel C. Harwood P Hertler B Hill E. Hill V. Harris S. Hughes A. Merlino G. Mathison |. McQuellin I Mettler W. Michen C. Micucki R Milardo T. Miranda N. Moncado S. Morello B Needle S. Nenninger E. Newcomer M. Nosal S. Orlisi R Pavelka C. Privott N. Ranna K. Rosenthal D. Snow C. Regan M. Ryman L. Sokol C. Rodenhizer R. Sanistefano |. Spada C. Rodrequez N. Sgarellino K. Stern T. Rogers H. Shorer S. Swanson T. Sweeny S. Tuttle S. Weymouth A. Tirone J. Veneer P Wibby C. Yarborough 1 Zigman M. Young E. Zisk 22 23 and A.V. club adjusts Math club calculates 24 A first for Mr. D In his first year as Head Football Coach, John DeNunzio guided the team to a successful 4-3 season and third place finish in the CVC. The squad won impressive victories over Windsor, Plainville, Newington, and Southington behind Tri-captains Fred Banach, Rich Salkauskas, and Bruce Zila. A controversial call prevented an upset over Wilson yet the Tigers produced the game's Most Valuable Player, Fred Banach. Guard Bruce Zila was named the team's Most Valuable Lineman for the 68 season. 27 28 Faces and patterns — some change some remain, many leave MHS and never return 29 S. Adley P. Alessi D. Bdginski K. Bahr S. Barter B Barone P Blanchette L Blaszczyk S. Bolstridge D. Boyce M Branciforte E Brinkman B Brown R Buffi this ) Butterworth T. Button R Casserino M. Cazzeta C. Ceccim L. Clark P Clark S. Czaja L. Czlapinski C. Davis C. Day T. Dodds D Donnelly e. Uimauro E. Dimauro L. Dimauro L. Daugherty A. Echart C. Eely P Evans I. Fama L. Fama C. Ferrara T. Figeuroa P Formica S. Fowler D Francis P. Ganaros 1971 C. Gargowski R Glover B. Grim S. Garrett W Golub G Grim M. Gionfriddo S. Gordon D. Grimaldi Friendships Dissolved And Illusions Crumbled ) Grimaldi G. Guinn W. Harrison T Hart D. Heizman S. Henderson S. Herman T. Humpherys S. lackson K. Johnson P Jones M. King C. Karjewski M Labt)adia V. La port a G. Lawrence D. Lee D. Lee |. Liljadhl L MacDonald A Malcom F Manuel S. Medina D Mason C. Marchese R Marchese R. Marino I. McQuillan W. Merrit P. Met tier A. Mia no B Mickens B. Mickla V Mignault B Miller R Miller f Miller S. Mink R Montei I Moore D. Moses R. Moses K Morello P. Nanfito M. Nemi B. Neuman P Neuman C. Nawell . . . In The Fury Of The Times B Sadlowski L. Santostephano B. Snow P. Stephans M Salafia K. Scanlon S. Sokloski B. Stwart D. Salamandra P. Scata M. Staba M Summers I Salzano P. Smith F. Slankawitz R. Swanson R Sandborn j. Snipes P. Stanley D. Thai B. Thompson | Tobins R Tucci D. Tuthill L. Tuttle ). Niedzwicki M. Orgazalck ). Otfinoski K Pearl C. Pickup G. Pitkin O. Privot T. Prue |. Push F Quadrella C. Reynalds M Riordon B Roberto Y. Ross F. Russo |. Russo G. Usetus P. Vacca . Vincent ; Weisbord V. Wicker K. Wilson B. Yarrow T. Vacca 32 An electrical blackout hits the Northeast at evening rush hour, while Gemini VII is launched in a 14 day space flight. Christmas '65 marks a holiday truce in Vietnam and a plea from Mrs. lohnson to beautify America. Music rocks the youth; The Mamas and the Papas hit the charts, Simon and Garfunkel - the critics. The Beatles meet new opposition - John Lennon claims they're more popular than lesus. Russian landscapes and lulie Andrews fill the movie theaters and Dr. Zhivago and The Sound of Music take the awards. New York's Metropolitan Opera House closes after 83 years of song; Truman Capote highlights a murder In Cold Blood; and Arthur Schlesinger's A Thousand Days: JFK in the White House glorifies past events, giving way to those that come. The Lunar Orbiter I circles the moon - the first U.S. satellite to do so; a 140 day newspaper strike ends and Walt Disney dies at the age of 65. The first U.S. space disaster occurs when a flash fire inside the Apollo spacecraft kills Virgil M. Grisson, Edward H. White II, and Roger B. Chafee during a test at Cape Kennedy, ames R. Hoffa enters a federal penitentiary and riots flicker across the country - Boston — Buffalo — Chicago — Milwaukee — Atlanta. Stokley Carmichael meets with groups in Georgia and the Green Bay Packers become the first World Football Champions. Dissent among the students becomes the American way and universities and small colleges brew the storm that sweeps the nation. 33 34 Mr. Prendergast Mrs. Zdienlz Mrs. Ddltry Mr. Gioco Miss Walsh Mr. loffredo Mrs. Wilcox Mr. Tucci fluctuating - driving - striving - Toward a final night under the lights Prof Gallitto's Tigers overcame 24 opponents to win their second consecutive Class B State Championship and to secure the only undefeated record in Connecticut. The Bengals took their third consecutive CVC title with a 16-0 mark, then defeated non-league opponents St. Thomas Aquinas, Valley Regional, and Cromwell, putting the record at 20-0, the first undefeated MHS season since 1904. With the four Tournament victories over Windsor Locks, Guilford, South Windsor, and St. Thomas Aquinas, the team captured the School's third State Championship in Coach Gallitto's nine years. Ted Hathaway collected the tournament and city series MVP trophies in addition to setting a new MHS seasonal record by scoring 615 points. He was also named to the All-Connecticut team along with Wilbur Pope who made it for the third year in a row. Co-captains Wilbur Pope and George Glover, both starters for four years, accumulated impressive point totals - Pope setting a new MHS high with 1602 points, 600 more than his closest challenger, and Glover placing third of all MHS scores with 800. right on down to the splash! MHS OPP MHS OPP. 61 East Hartford 34 78 Gilbert 17 68 Plainville 27 35 E. O. Smith 60 60 Norwich 35 49 Fitch 46 62 Platt 33 58 Maloney 37 60 Bristol Central 35 64 Bristol Eastern 31 49 Bulkeley 46 45 Wilby 50 47 New London 48 71 Wilson 24 45 Hartford Public 50 41 THE MHS rifle team coached by Mr. Mason, compiled a successful 13-7 record behind co-captains Mike Kowaleski and Dennis Hurd. In the final meet of the season, the team accumulated a score of 936 to break the old school record, and Marvin Tuthill, scored a near perfect 194 to tie the MHS individual record. The team ended their season with a fifth place in the tournament. 42 Students and faculty . . . working together and independently. 46 Student council . . . pondering and acting 47 Searching S. Ahlgren J. Allen J. Aiken A. Anderson N. Alessi B Anderson E. Allen D. Andreom K. Arabas J. Augustine M. Augustine M. Butler M. Bochinski R Briggs K. Briggs J. Beallea G. Burch R Brousseau R Brown S. Bartolata J. Baller S. Bahr C. Brookes R. Bertuglia B Badger 48 J. Carlson L Carta L. Carta R. Cambria L. Chandler C. Chiarappa S. Ciccarello D. Clark K. Clark R Clarke S. Clark R Clark B Clemens M. Conley S. Cooke P. Cordone F. Cristaldi D. Dickinson J. Cornoroli N. Dejohn M. DeMauro G. Courtwright S. DeManuela P. Du bleu |. Crete A. DeRita ). Dubois A. Cristaldi D. Diehl D. DuFault S. Duhham M Dunn R. Drury S. Dunn G. Dior G. Durgy I. Dzialo T. Enright M. Fall T. Fall L. Farley M. Filanda D. Foley B Fowler P. Franco |. Fuchko R. Gary R. Genovese D. Gionfriddo B. Girgeuti P. Gorman G. Greco F. Grimaldi J. Grimaldi P Hall N. Hancock M. Harrison R Harwood K. Hegar I Hendley M. Hertler K. Hickish D. Hyland A. lacobellis R. lames |. lohnson S. lohnston R Kabatznick T. Kelsey I Kenefick N Kimball L. Korn L. Kalenchenski G. Kriger L. Kusiak I. LaBella K. Landry D. Lane B. LeMay A. LaPaugh L. LaRosa S. Larson R Lastrina S. Latina S. Latourneau L. Lee N. Lisitano C. Lutocka R. MacFarlane D. Malone D. Mancaralla D. Manning S. Manuel ). Marchase K. Marzalek W. Moore D. Rumierman S. Dicker B DeChance C. Friman G. Fitzpatrick R Olver D. O'Conner . . . For Security — L. Mylchreest D. Mathins M. Morrissey P. Moncada K. Naun A. Newton R. Notorangelo |. Negrelli I. Oktavec T. Moses C. Meehan B Oppelt B. Michelowski N. Moore I- Orgazalek B. Michelowski C. Muzik B Overton M. Misenti G. Miller 51 Clinging To Precious Tradition And To Each Other G. Sheliga S. Signorelli N. Simmons . V. Spada R Thibideau D. Tokarz N. Tomlin M. Tuthill D. Violet te M. Webster R Weymouth K. Wieliczko G. Neyer W. Parmelee D. Parmentier |. Pattavina B. Paton P. Pendleton K. Peterson D. Piantek C. Pisa B. Pitkin S. Pogmore S. Polachanin G. Porter J. Pytlik S. Root S. Rich D Rosenthal C. Rogerson B. Reude N. Ranno M. Reiman A. Ruffino M. Raburn L. Salafia S. Satajai D Sanborn R. Scanlon C. Shimoda B. Spaman C Svec L. Tchapraste R Ulkas B. Vinci I Warzecha C. Wojtowicz B. Woodman G. Wysocki Miss Rodgers Miss Riordan Mrs. Viklinetz Mr. Hughes i i Mrs. Bacon Mr. Rocha Mrs. Parmelee Mr. Negrelli Lynda Bird lohnson and Marine Capt. Charles S. Robb are married, and the world's first successful human heart transplant is performed by Dr. Christian Barnard in Cape Town, Africa. Hemlines are cut in half while Twiggy creates thin vibrations of narrow lines and loud colors throughout the fashion world. Hippies block the streets with flowers and black oaths; Bonnie and Clyde echo cries of violence — reflecting moods, demanding thought. Black people, art, music, thought envelop the country, pushing down the doors. Bill Cosby - Dick Gregory — Supremes — Eldridge Cleaver — Eartha Kitt — fames Brown — Sidney Poitier — shout, listen, now it's Black! President Johnson proposes a Head Start Program for needy children and Huntley finds himself without Brinkley. Smokers lose more work time than non-smokers; fohnson and Kosygin meet in Glassboro, New fersey to talk of nuclear weapons; and an appeal for open housing is made. LBf's popularity is rising - so are Vietnam War costs. H. Rap Brown is arrested for inciting a riot, LBI urges gun control, the laymen approve birth control, and the Saturn V is a success. Men are hoping to land on the moon before 1970 and Mayor lohn Lindsay is chosen Father of the Year. The Pueblo is seized; Dr. Benjamin Spock is arrested for helping young men dodge the draft, and Nixon begins. Romney quits the race and the hippies are moving out of California. 55 Mb and clean up city hall. I finally realized the vital importance of being earnest. Wilde I try to give satisfaction, sir.” 59 Each unique, a separate style, a different dream MARIA SALAFIA - GSL QUEEN 1 Running heats - Because of lack of depth, the MHS tennis team won only against Rockville, accumulating a 1-12 record. The team captained by Eugene Gardner, was again and slamming aCGS. coached by Mr. Mason. 65 66 with a strike for success. — the best laid plans of mice and men go oft astray — Burns Yearbook 68 Eugene McCarthy campaigns, soon to be followed by Robert F. Kennedy while 500 Americans die each week in Vietnam. LBI stops 90% of Vietnam bombing, decides not to run, and hijackers continue to do their thing. The Graduate seeks the youth, Mia and the Beatles become Flower Children while Law and Order is the new vogue. Assassination — a peace maker dead — a dream destroyed — Martin Luther King is killed. Tears, noise, disbelief: lines and lines of mourners walk the streets and wonder what will come. Students protest at Columbia University, battered bodies - battered minds, reaching, kicking, screaming for a change. Humphrey and Rockefeller enter the race but Aretha socks it to 'em and Resurrection City rises fast. Peace and freedom, live and learn, kill - kill — kill — Robert F. Kennedy is shot. Assassination clothes the nation in a new trend — a fashion of the times. We see a family diminished and sadly follow them to their graves, only to look upon the next in line with a love we dare not show. Youth must find another light for they seem to flicker fast. Pope Paul VI denounces birth control; the Democratic Convention is penetrated with rocks and billy clubs — pausing only to nominate Hubert H. Humphrey and Edmund Muskie, and the U.S. has 707 Olympic winners. The Nuclear Non- Proliferation Treaty is signed; the Russians invade Czechoslovakia and Jacqueline Kennedy marries Greek multi-millionaire Aristotle Onassis. Glenn Aforismo lames Aloia Diane Andreoni Joseph Arabas Catherine Arendt Linda Atwell A dancing shape, an image gay, to haunt, to startle, and waylay. Wordsworth 70 72 Pat Burby Wayne Burr Nancy Capega Sal Caracoglia Anne Carlson Joanne Carlson 73 Trudy Carlson Jeff Carr Margo Chase Donna Clark Robert Coleman Lawrence Conti Pat Cook 'There are more things in heaven and in earth, Horatio than are dreamt of in your philosophy. Shakespeare Diane Cyrulik Lynn Deubert Bonnie Day Pete DeCraff Gail Drega lean Evans 76 One may smile, and smile, and be a villain. — Shakespeare Steven Everhart Nina Farber With singing, laughing, ogling, and all that. Pope 79 80 Time, let me play and be golden . . . Dylan Thomas 81 Walter Hunter Dennis Hurd Donna Inferrera Carol Jagoda )oe Klein Susan Jones Michael Kirner Michael Kowaleski 82 Dwight Lane Paula Leal Pat Lee Seig Heil, you swine! Who wrote Lady Chastity's Lover William Krenicki Nancy Lashette Dale Lee 86 Leahbelh Mirsky Santi Misenti Bill Moore lames Morello Michael Morrill Burt Morrissey Tina Nelson Debbie Nenninger Rosalie Niedawiecki Bernie Ogorzalek Michael Ortisi Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow . . Shakespeare Debbie Paul Arline Pavone Bob Peltz 89 Seb Pisa Allan Poole John Prins All the world's a stage and all the people merely players . . Shakespeare 90 Mike Ruimerman Beth Russell Rich Salkauskas Gloria Sadlowski Maria Salafia 92 They have their exits and their entrances. Shakespeare )an Scanlon Mark Schaefer Pam Scott Maxine Seifert Phyllis Sgarellino Susan Smeal 93 Donna Stech Janice Steadham Tiger, tiger, burning bright - Blake She Stoops to Conquer — Goldsmith Peter Snow Sheryl Summa Things are so strange today n Edward Thomas Peter Swol 96 Beryl Whitmore lanice Wiknik Rich Woronick Bruce Zila Linere Zupan Cheryl Zwingman 97 98 Aquarius — Love shall rule the world . . . 101 When thoughts start to deepen and feelings to blend Where time handles fear like progressions of age Why time creates motives that pattern our lives 102 103 Nixon smiles for the camera, Spiro Agnew teaches the nation dirty words, HHH claims the meaning of happiness, Muskie tassles with the students and the election comes up Republican! Nixon now — Nixon for 4 more — it's his turn to wear the crown; lulie marries David Eisenhower and men prepare to reach the moon. Christmas '68 sees a new president - a new administration — and a new conquest. Through the chaos, the dissents, the times of stress - men will strive to close the gap - to meet new expectations. The Apollo 8 orbits the moon in holiday cheer providing a celestial New Year's hope. The measure of man comes to light, the will to bond the people with the times — the reason to unite. GLEN AFORISMO 175 New field Street City I AMES ALOIA Toad Ridge Road Middle fie Id Activities: student council president. Tiger Tales, basketball, mixed choir, little choir, dance committees. Central Northwest Choir DIANE ANDREONI 32 Warwick Street City Activities Ixiwling club, precision corps, FNA JOSEPH ARABAS Mable Avenue Higganum CATHERINE ARENDT 145 William Street City Activities: band, volleyball, basketball, bowling club, dance committees. LINDA ATWELL Main Street Middlefield LOUISE ATWELL Same as above. ATTILIO AUGERI 560 High Street City LYNN BADRICK High Street Higganum FRED BANACH Walkley Hill Road H addam Activities: football, basketball, MFAD, hase w ADDIE BATTLE 142 Cross Street City Activities: drill team, bowling club, little choir, mixed choir, FT A volleyball, tumbling. BRUCE BEACH Hidden Lake Road Higganum Activities: math club, v. pres.; swimming team, capt. CLAUDETTE BEAUCHEMIN 22 Fisher Road City Activities: mixed choir. DEBORAH BILLINGS Wildwood Acres Rockfall Activities: FNA, sec.; drama club; MFAD; student council refxesentative WANDA BLASZCZYK 68 Union Street City Activities: FT A; FNA, v. pres.; drama club; bowling club. EMILY BRINK Bridge Road H addam Activities: student council; NHS, v. pres.; MFAD; ski club; Cauldron, lit. ed. JOSEPH BRINKMANN 134 Washington Street City Activities: math club, soccer club MARK BROOKES Saybr(X)k Road H addam Activities: basketball; baseball, capt.; senior slate committee; Tiger Tales. KEVIN BROUSSEAU East Shore Drive Higganum CAROL BUFITHIS 26 Pine Street City Activities: student council, v. pres.; GSL; class representative, MFAD; sec choir; decorations committee. KATHY BUGAI Main Street Rockfall Activities: volleyball; basketball; leaders club. PAT BURBY 471 Highlands Avenue City WAYNE BURR Hubl)ard Rd Higganum Activities: l aseball; football LINDA BUTTS 55 Roosevelt Drive City Activities: leaders club, volleyball manager; little choir; drill team; lyowlmg club. NANCY CAPEGA Ross Road Rockfall Activities: teacher’s secretary. SAL CARACOGLIa 124 Church St. City ANNE CARLSON Hidden Lake Rd Higganum Activities: Tiger Tales. JOANNE CARLSON Bretton Place City Activities: G5L, h r ref)., MFAD; teacher's secretary; dance committees; little choir; pep club; Tiger Tales; FTA. TRUDI CARLSON Camp Bethel Rd Had dam Activities: teacher's secretary. Cauldron, usherette senior l)all. JEFF CARR Cross St. City Activities: swimming, MFAD MARGO CHASE 73 Newfield St. City Activities: band, dance committees. Cauldron, ski club, drama club, MFAD, student council. MHS literary board, leaders club. CAA, Tiger Tales, volleyball, gymnastics, tennis, NHS. DONNA CLARK Clark Rd. H addam Activities: girls choir, mixed choir, FNA. ROBERT COLEMAN 182 Old Mill Rd City LARRY CONTI Thayer Rd. Higganum Activities: rifle team, decoration committees. PAT COOK Huron Rd Lake Beseck Middlefield Activities: volleyball club, basketball, leaders club, choir, field hockey. MARGO CORVO 174 Liberty St City Activities librarian, secretary for mixed choir, FTA, teacher's secretary. STEPHEN COYLE 24 lackson St City TIM CRONIN 22 Knowles Avenue City DIANE CYRULIK 111 Westfield Terrace City Activities FNA, drama, MFAD. BONNIE DAY west St. Middlefield Activities: student council, FTA, mixed choir, pep club, dance committees. PETER DeGRAFF 27 Barbara Rd City Activities: Cauldron. LYNN DEUBERT RFD Higganum Activities: bowling, leaders club, dance committees. GAIL DREGA Boston Rd. Rockfall Activities: band, bowling, MFAD, drama club IEAN EVANS High St Higganum Activities: drama, FT A, bowline, tutoring MFAD STEVEN EVERHART Garden Hill Road Middlefield NINA FARBER 75 Annette Place Middlefield Activities: FT A. pep club, ski club, MFAD, dance committees PAT FAZZINO 205 Prospect Rd. City Activities: dance committees. ROSEANNE FORMICA 736 Westfield St. City SANDRA FREEMAN 637 Main St City DONNA FROST 195 Court St. City Activities: leaders club, choir, bowling, gymnastics, dance committee, FT A, volleyball. EUGENE GARDNER Maple Avenue Higganum Activities: math club, tennis, captain; Tiger Tales; cross country. KATHY GEMMA Miles Ave. City Activities: volleyball, basketball, FTA, Saturday scholarship, dance committee. GEORGE GLOVER 22 Sumner St. City Activities: basketball, co-captain; MFAD. IUDI GORDON 718 High St. City Activities: volleyball, tumbling, leaders club, GAA, v. pres, ir.; pres, sr.; band IOAN GRABEK Grapevine Rd Higganum Activities: class secretary, fresh. JIM GRECO 54 Sfxing St. City MIRIAM HADDAWY 22 Lawn Ave. City DIANE GRIMALDI 259 Pearl Street City Activities: GSL, choir, dance committees. WILLIAM HANCOCK 777 Barbara Rd City MARDI HANSON Milbrook Rd. City Activities choir, volleyball. Tiger Tales, student council. MAYPHINE HART 27 Miller St. City THOMAS HART Miller Rd Rockfall RUTH HARWOOD 735 Old Mill Rd. City Activities: band, bowling, volleyball, basketball, leaders club. CHRISTINE HASELTINE 32 Beach Ave Salem, Mass. Activities: Cauldron, editor-in-chief; Tiger Tales; NHS; dance committees; MFAD PAT HAZUKA 3 Mazzotta PI City Activities: bowling, dance committees. BERNIE HEIZMAN 333 Barbara Rd. City Activities: football, baseball. JAMES HENDLEY Powder Hill Rd. Middlefield JOHN HEWES RR1 Box 206 Rockfall MARY HICKISH Saybrrx)k Rd Higganum Activities: choir, MFAD, dance committees, drama club SUSAN HIDLER Wildwood Acres Rd. Rockfall Activities: band. Tiger Tales, drama club. LOIS HINGKELDEY 40 Home Avenue City Activities: band, bowling club, pres.; leaders club; drama club; MFAD; dance committees. SHARON HUFFMAN 57 Highland Terrace City Activities: leaders club, FTA. choir, dance committees. WALTER HUNTER Grapevine Rd. Higganum Activities: student council, pres.; NHS, pres.; math club, pres.; treas. of soph, jr., sr. classes; track, co-capt., MFAD, County Delegate at Red Cross. DENNIS HURD 9 Magnolia Ave. City Activities: rifle club, co-capt.; electronics club. DONNA INFERRARA 67 Spring St City Activities: GAA, FTA, leaders club, MFAD, dance committees. CAROLYN JAGODA Box 7, Main St. Rockfall SUSAN IONES West St. Middlefield Activities: senior slate, dance committees, student council. MICHAEL KIRNER 101 Rose Circle City Activities: baseball. JAY KLIEN 729 Rose Circle City Activities: tennis. STEVEN KORAB Saybrook Rd. Higganum Activities: class pres, jr., sr.; track, co-capt.; football; NHS; dance committees; MFAD. MIKE KOWALESKI 64 Burr Ave City DWIGHT LANE Bailey Rd. City BILL KRENICKI 27 Navadon Pkwy. City Activities: audio-visual club, drama club. NANCY LASHETTE 50 Ridgewood Rd City Activities: dance committees. PAUL LEAL 581 High St. City Activities: volleyball, basketball. DALE LEE Boston Rd. Rockfall PAT LEE Boston Rd. Rockfall Activities: student council, GSL, FT A, dance committees. RONALD LINARES 59 Terry St. City IUDY LEVINSON 30 Highland Terrace City Activities: CSL, student council, FT A, choir MFAD, pep club. KAREN LINK Turkey Hill Rd. Higganum Activities NHS, leaders club. Cauldron, volleyball, MFAD, dance committees. SANDY LOVE RIDGE Valley View Dr. Middlefield Activities leaders club, GAA, MFAD, NFIS. IOHN LUTOKA Cedar St Rocktall Activities football, swimming, track, band, dance committees VANESSA MANZARRA Stove St. Middlefield CHRISTINE MAREK Saybrook Rd. Higganum Activities: FT A, bowling dub, drama club PEGGY Marino 750 Grand St. City Activities: cheerleading, leaders club, GSL. SAL MARROTTA Sunset Dr. RockiaU MARRIANNE MASTERGEORGE 90 Grand St City Activities: choir, sec'y; leaders club. BILL MATTERAZZO 60 Pearl St. City TED MAYO 266 Hickory Circle City ADRIANNE MAZZOTTA 136 Spring St. City MARIA MIANO 66 Westfield St. City CHERYL MIELCZARSKI 93 Camp St. City Activities: FT A, FNA, drama club, bowling club JOYCE MIGNAULT 32 Fisher Rd. City ELMER MILLER Beaver Meadow Rd Higganum LEAHBETH MIRSKY 2 Bret ton Rd City Activities: FT A, MFAD, pep club, GSL, dance committees, senior slate, choir, NHS SANTI MISENTI 26 Erin St. BILL MOORE 38 Annette PI City ELLSWORTH MOREHEAD 65 Grove St City MICHAEL MORRILL Theyer Rd. Higganum BURT MORRISSEY Powder Hill Rd Middlefield TINA NELSON Arawana Newfield St City Activities: class sec 'y., sr; drama, tutor. Cauldron. DEBBIE NENNINGER 104 Hickory Circle City JAMES MORELLO 792 College St. City ROSALIE NIEDZWIECKI 40 Hotchkiss St. City Activities: GSL, choir, jr. prom attendant, dance committees. BERNIE OGORZALEK Main St. Rockfa I MIKE ORTISI 40 Green St. City Activities: basketball, track, dance committees, drama club. PAT ORTISI 40 Green St. City Activities: student council, leaders club, FTA, GAA, drama club, teachers secretary DOROTHY PASIEKA Main St. RockfaH PHILIP PARDA Saybrook Rd. H addam. Activities: dance committees. DEBBY PAUL Saybrook Rd. Higganum Activities: drama club, bowling club, MFAD. tutor ARLINE PAVONE 277 Pine St. City ROBERT PELTZ 301 Barbara Rd. City Activities: corres. to Midd Press; Tiger Tales, sports ed.; Cauldron, sports ed.; NHS, treas.; MFAD, soccer, ski, basketball, golf. JAMES PERKINS Cherry Hill Rd RockfaH Activities: cross-country, dance committees, choir, track NEIL PERLIN 799 Nejako Dr. City Activities: Cauldron, Tiger Tales, ski club, NHS, Nat'l Merit Scholar. EDWARD PIANKA 2 Cottage St. City SEB PISA 150 Liberty St. City. ALLAN POOLE Middlefield Activities: cross-country, swimming, drama. WILBUR POPE 9 Fifth Ave. City Activities: baseball, tri-captain KATHY PRIEST Thayer Rd. Higganum JOHN PRINS 67 Old Mill Rd. City Activities photo club, MFAD, swimming senior slate. DAVID PROVONCHA 77 Basswood Drive City Activities: student council, swimming team BOBBIE PYTLIK Gungar Hill Rd. Higganum LINDA RAFALA 10 Poinsetta St. City ROBERT RAND Edgewood Court RcKkfall Activities rifle. LARRY RANKINS 37 Wall St. team. City Activities: basketball BENNIE ROLLINS 39 S. Mam St. City IOHN ROLLINS same as above IOYCE RONZELLO 66 Nejako Dr City Activities: CAA volleyball, basketball. DOREEN ROSANO 4 Clover St. City Activities: Tiger Tales, student council, dance committees, teachers secretary MICHAEL RUIMERMAN 111 Sisk St. City Activities: Cauldron. MICHAEL RUMMEL Higganum BETH RUSSELL 47 Brainard Ave. City Activities: CSL, MFAD, dance committees. Tiger Tales, exchange ed.; Cauldron, ski club, secy.; bowling, v-fxes.; fresh, class sec.; drama, ICL. GLORIA SADLOWSKI Ross Rd Rockfall Activities: bowling club, drama club, dance committees, MFAD MARIA SALAFIA 104 Catherine St. City Activities: class sec. soph, jr.; CSL, fires.; ski club; NI-IS; vice pres, sr.; Tiger Tales; dance committees; MFAD, DAR award RICHARD SALKAUSKAS Clark Rd H addam Activities: fcxitball, tri-capt; baseball; rifle; dance committees IAN SCANLON Oak Ridge Drive H addam Activities: drama club, FTA, bowling club. MARC SHAEFER 1006 Washington St. City PAMELA SCOTT 528 High St City Activities: cheerleading, leaders club, ski club, Cauldron, dance committees, MFAD. MAXINE SEIFERT 660 High St City Activities: FTA PHYLLIS SGARELLINO 73 Pease Ave. City Activities: volleyball, basketball, FNA, dance committees, pep club SUSAN SMEAL Hidden Lake Rd. Higganum PATTY SNOW 88 Home Ave. City Activities: cheerleading, NHS, MFAD, ski club, choir. Cauldron, Laurel State. PETER SNOW 257 Barbara Rd City Activities: vice pres, soph., track, drama, band, MFAD, senior slate. Cauldron. PAULINE STANLEY Rt. 147 fix. 464 Middle fie Id Activities: G5L, student council, cheer leading, choir. IANICE STEADHAM 63 Stack St. City DONNA STECH Activities: choir, leaders club, FNA, FTA SHERYL SUMMA Dwight Dr. Middlefield Activities: G5L, FTA, ski club, dance committees, pep club. Cauldron, MFAD, teachers secretary, NHS. PETER SWOL 30 Mill St. City Activities: rhoir ARLENE SZPIRUK 44 Saint lohn 5f. City Activities: leaders club, FTA, choir, dance committees. SANDRA TALBOT 77 Wefmore Place City Activities: FNA, drama, bowling, teachers secretary. SHARON TICEHURST 732 Church St City Activities: art, leaders club, drama. STEPHEN TOUBMAN Main St. Middlefield LINDA TUCCI 97 lacobs Ter. City activities: Tiger Tales, alumni ed.. Cauldron, cheerleading, MFAD, GSL, NHS, v-pres. fresh IOHN TYCZ 77 Broad St City Activities: AVA, basketball, choir. IANET VALESKI 62 Westfield St. City Activities: NHS, Tiger Tales, editor; Cauldron, leaders club, bowling, MFAD. ALAN WATROUS Ball tall Rd. City CHARLENE WEEKS Activities: volleyball, choir, drama. SALLY WESTGATE 47 Catherine St. City Activities: FTA, cheerleading, band, CSL, bowling, leaders club, MFAD BERYL WHITMORE Walkeley Hill Rd H addam Activities: bowling, choir. Tiger Tales, drama JANICE WIKNIK Foot Hill Rd. Higganum RICHARD WORONICK Powder Hill Rd. Middlefield BRUCE ZILA 74 West St. City Activities: v. pres., jr.; football, tri-capt.; track, choir, dance committees. LINERE ZUPAN Church Hill Rd. H addam Activities: chorus, bowling. CHERYL ZWINGMAN Christian Hill Rd. Higganum Activities: jr. prom decorations, drama, drill team MARGARET HARGREAVES - EXCHANGE STUDENT 735 Old Mill Rd City Activities: drama. Alpha Beta Epsilon G umHa COMPLETE FAMILY SHOPPING WASHINGTON PLAZA KOUTE 66. MIDDLETOWN no EST. 1877 ARTHUR BROOKES SONS, INC CONTRACTORS 345-4732 SAYBROOK ROAD, HADDAM % | BROOKES S °ait THE CITY SAVINGS BANK 393 MAIN ST. MIDDLETOWN, CONN. YOUR DAILY DIVIDEND BANK MEMBER FDIC .ML'' NORTH AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 999 ASYLUM AVENUE, ROOM 404 HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06105 JACK FLEMING MANAGER BUS. 525-3444 in Best Wishes Class of '69 INDIAN SPRING GOLF COURSE, Inc. Mack Rd. Middlefield, Conn. Compliments of a Friend Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company MISENTI DRUGS 566 Main St. Seb. Bartolotta Reg. Pharmacist, B.S. Have drugs, will travel 347-1930 or 347-5050 Compliments of THE MIDDLETOWN PRESS Compliments of Fowler's Country Store 112 Valley Auto Body Best Wishes to the Service Station Class of 1969 Main St. - Rt. 9A, Haddam McGuire Realty N orm John A feat TO Ai. J L Ken's Auto Center ROCZNIAK'S A. G. MARKET Main Street American Foreign Car Repairs 1359 Newfield St. Middletown, Conn. Best Wishes to Class of 1969 RED WING OIL COMPANY Brownstone Ave. Portland, Conn. Higganum, Conn. Featuring Sburfine Quality The store with the friendly atmosphere GUIDA'S Route 6A Middlefield 113 MIDDLETOWN ELECTRIC SUPPLY SCHILKE'S SERVICE STATION, INC 302 EAST MAIN ST. MIDDLETOWN, CONN. 06457 PHONE: 347-4777, 346-9831 SHAW BELTING COMPANY JIM CURRAN'S SHELL STATION 427 SOUTH MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN GENERAL REPAIRS • ROAD SERVICE • DUNLOP TIRES • S H GREEN STAMPS JIM CURRAN CLASS OF '43 Silver Stars SAM FRANK'S ATLANTIC AS YOU LIKE IT, INC. VICTOR AUTO BODY LARRY'S ATLANTIC ONE HOUR MARTINIZING EMPIRE SHOE REBUILDER WATT DECIBEL JACK'S CARBURETOR ELECTRIC DOMINICK'S CITGO TIMBRO'S GASTOWN JACKSON CHEVROLET BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1969 650 SOUTH MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. 114 KESER'S FLOWERS MIDDLETOWN AND PORTLAND MONTE GREEN INN I. C. PRODUCTS, INC MIDDLETOWN MOTEL YOUNG'S PRINTING GINNIE'S BEAUTY SALON IENKINS GENERAL STORE L ASTRI NA'S LARRY'S AUTO MANNY'S RESTAURANT REGGIE'S PALS CONTROL CURTIS. INC. MIDSTATE TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '69 DEALER IN: IOHN DARE WHEELHORSE HOMELITE PRODUCTS TOWN AND COUNTRY PHARMACY ROGER P BLOUIN, PHARMACIST 518 SO. MAIN ST., MIDDLETOWN, CT. 347-4653 IN THE PRO- FESSION FOR YOUR HEALTH SCHAEFER'S BAKE SHOP INC QUALITY FOR OVER 100 YEARS. WEDDING BIRTHDAY CAKES OUR SPECIALTY. 347-2835 JET POWER SALES 645 SOUTH MAIN ST. STOP SHOP PLAZA MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT 346-7533 MARINO PLUMBING HEATING CO. MIDDLETOWN 115 BEST WISHES FROM RAYMOND S. HEDGES DONALD M. PARMENTER EDWARD N. HOLBROOK RONALD L. PAIVA RICE, DAVIS, DALEY, INC INSURANCE 196 COURT ST. MIDDLETOWN Silver Stars NATIONAL PAINT COLOR MART LANCHAMMER SHOP HI-WAY MOTOR SALES MEANT FOR MEN YE COUNTRY BAKE SHOP MASTER SUPPLY TJ'S GIANT GRINDERS PIZZA DIANE'S BEAUTY BOUTIQUE CITY TIRE COMPANY INC L. H. JACKSON SONS, INC. A. F. SCHROEDER BRAKE WHEEL ALIGNMENT NEWFIELD AUTO SERVICE LEHIGH BOTTLED GAS CO. POMPEY'S RESTAURANT RIVER'S GUITAR CENTER, INC GRECO'S FLOWER SHOP I P'S RESTAURANT LEUES SALES SERVICE HANK'S TEXACO CHAMPS 15 MAPLES HABERSANG'S MARKET MONTHEI'S BATTERY IGNITION ANDERSON PHARMACY SUBURBAN CLEANERS MARINO'S RESTAURANT BAKERY PALMER AGENCY 116 Silver Stars CASSERINO'S USED FURNITURE PALACE DINER J. S. OTT INSURANCE AGENCY REALTY THE BEAUTY MARK DANIELS OIL CO. JOE'S SERVICE STATION CARLSON'S BAKERY DELI WEST END PACKAGE STORE BENEDICT OVERHEAD DOORS SALES IDEAL AUTO SEAT COVERS ITKIN'S DECORATORS T T SUNOCO STATION MIDDLEFIELD ESSO SERVICE LERNER'S FURS FREDERICK'S AUTO SERVICE MIDDLETOWN MANUFACTURING ESTA'S, INC. JIM'S FLOWER SHOP CODY'S SHOE STORE CHIARAPPA JEWELERS MIDDLESEX SPORTS CENTER BILL COLLINS JEWELERS THE TIRE CITY CO., INC. PUBLIC MARKET LAUREL FASHION, INC. MIDTOWN PHOTO CENTER THE HOME OF QUALITY FEED - FERTILIZER - HOME AND GARDEN SUPPLIES RT. 6A ALSO WEST ST. MIDDLEFIELD PHONE 347-7229 349-3348 117 TED'S LAMPLIGHTER RESTAURANT ANY MAKE OR MODEL 24 HOUR DELIVERY COLLEGE AUTO SALES S4S WASHINGTON ST. 347-7231 MIDDLETOWN RIPLEY COMPANY FRIENDLY ICE CREAM 484 WASHINGTON ST. MON.-THURS. 10 AM-12 PM FRI. SAT. 10 AM-1 PM BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1969 JENSEN FABRICATING ENGINEERS, INC. ROCKFALL, CONNECTICUT COMPLIMENTS OF EIS AUTOMOTIVE CORP. COMPLIMENTS OF THE LOEWENTHAL LUMBER CO. 119 82 BERLIN STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. 346-7768 RAYMOND ENGINEERING INC. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 69 SMITH ST. MIDDLETOWN, CONN BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1969 WILLIAM R. PETERSON OIL COMPANY LOUIS CASSERINO MR AND MRS. IOHN BRINK MIDTOWN PHOTO CENTER NATIONAL PAINT AND WLPR, INC I. POLINER AND SONS KELLY'S PET SHOP MR AND MRS ERNEST W. HINGKELDEY MRS. GRACE KOPMAN MR. STEVEN A. LINK MR AND MRS ARTHUR . LINK CURTIS STRAIT PUSSY CAT PVT ANTHONY T. GEMMA MR. AND MRS RICHARD T VANN LARRY BLANKSTEIN, CHARLES A. BLATHERWICK VITALE'S FIRESTONE STORE EGETER BATTERY CO C R FOOD STORE AMATO'S BAKE SHOP LARRY'S COFFEE SHOP POP'S STAND CITY PACKAGE STORE I AMES D YOUNG CO., INC PHIL PETRUZELLO AGENCY CAIAZZA AGENCY MACK'S DELICATESSEN THE FABIAN-NEWBERG AGENCY FORD NEWS MESSINA MOTOR SALES, INC. MR AND MRS. ANTHONY V. VALSEKI MR AND MRS A. E. ODEGAARD MR AND MRS RONALD BILLINGS EDWARD M HOLBROOK THE BLUE FUZZ MR AND MRS. IAMES S. RUSSO MR AND MRS OTTO STECH MR AND MRS CLEMENT E VOSE MRS. WILBER G FOYE MR AND MRS TED EVANS MRS ADELE FIRSHEIN MR AND MRS YOSEF GORDON MR AND MRS. H. G DEUBERT MR AND MRS AUSTIN P PLATT MIDDLESEX MUTUAL ASSURANCE CO MARTIN DAVIS ASSOCIATION THE HARRY MARKS AGENCY MIDDLEFIELD BARBER SHOP FLANIGAN'S BULLDOZING 120 121 Best Wishes to the Class of '69 METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 100 Riverview Center 346-9694 GORDON SONS, INC. Phone 347-4484 BILL'S AUTO PARTS Middletown clean used late model auto parts rebuildable wrecks bought and sold Saybrook Road Bill Gautieri 122 Gold Stars Mr. Mrs. Donald Russell Mr. Mrs. A. E. Gemma A Gill's Motorcycle Middletown Builder's Supply Middletown Lanes, Inc. Woodward Drugs Color Mart Inc. Friendly Ice Cream McCarthy Hurley Drugs 471 Main Sfr� - MMdfet � v C«w. 308 Main Street Middletown Call 347-2889 GILLETTI'S BOWL-ADROME 625 Main Street Photo by Loring's PAULSON'S SPORT SHOP Complete Line of Sporting Goods BUTLER'S INSURANCE OFFICE INCORPORATED 88 Court Street Middletown, Connecticut Tel. 346-6685 Compliments of: THE LOEWENTHAL LUMBER CO. Good Luck Class of '69 Compliments of YE COACH AND FOUR RESTAURANT Main St. Ext. Middletown 123 82 Berlin Street Middletown, Conn. 346-7768 McDonald’s Amazing Menu RYAN'S SHOES Your Hush Puppies Store 310 Main St. near Court Tel. 346-4178 Newest in fashionable footwear at moderate prices WRUBEL'S The Great Seventeen Store 392 Main Compliments of TRADE WINDS MARINE BERNIE FIELDS JEWELERS Headquarters for Middletown High School Rings 312 Main Street Middletown Compliments HIGGANUM CENTRE MEAT MARKET New location Rt. 81 George Frank Heger, Prop. Assist. Bob Parent Lenny Nosal Mam'selle Village Shop Corner DAVIS Salutes the Class of “69' 335 Main St. Middletown QUALITY CLEANERS Quality - Our Name - Our Work — Our Service 78-80 Broad St. Middletown Tailoring Pick Up Delivery Tel. 347-1830 124 Omega Kappa Zeta 125 THE ELEGANT CLUB SHAR-LOR MIDDLETOWN'S FIRST SAVINGS BANK SERVING SAVERS SINCE 1825 CORNER OF MAIN AND COURT MIDDLETOWN MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. WISHES THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1969 ROUTE 66 (OLD ROUTE 66) MIDWAY BETWEEN MIDDLETOWN AND MERIDEN TEL. 346-4115 FOR RESERVATIONS ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY COMPLIMENTS OF: GRAND ELECTRIC 80 PEARL ST. MIDDLETOWN, CONN. 346-1865 JOSEPH RUSSO, PROP. 126 THE ROGERS SASH DOOR CO. COMPLIMENTS OF THE SINCE 1872 QUALITY MILLWORK LYMAN GUN 95 SANFORD ST. 189 CHESTNUT ST. HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN 249-5281 229-2061 SIGHT CORPORATION MIDDLEFIELD COMPLIMENTS OF FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK |j MIDDLETOWN AND COLCHESTER 127 Psi Sigma Chi