Milford High School - Wepawaug Yearbook (Milford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1957 volume:

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Editor-Thomas Watt Assistant Editor-Virginia Ritchie V Principal-Herbert French ice-principal--Richard Herman Title Page Foreword Faculty School Seniors Town Activities Sports Advertisements gdfbwdftd We as a staff feel that many people have taken for granted the beauty created in our town by the Wepawaug River. More- over they have, perhaps, never considered the influence the river had on the settlement of Milford. Our founders selected this spot because the river provided waterpower and built a mill on a ford in the Wepawaug, thus giving the town its name Milford The river was named after the Wepawaug Indian tribe from which the site was purchased. This book has been named after the river in an attempt to show that the high school reflects and influences the life in Milford, as does the river. We hope, then, to make this edition of the Yearbook a true picture of the life and times of the senior class of Milford High School in its relationship to the town. Therefore we have chosen the river itself as our theme - attempting to move our townspeople to a reappreciation of the beautiful setting the river has made for many buildings in town, the high school included, and an acknowledgment of the influence upon our lives socially, economically and historically that the river has exerted. The Wepawaug truly runs through our lives. 2 -. un! www D 1 ' 3--gb: 5 fi rj 5 md 416 J' 1 , 'xc , 1 sk, K. V x Ygpk? I talk.. 'Y 0 IV 5 A No.2 f'f gg j L h Neff., ,L .Q-S iixs SN, ,Ag .1 in we Q Q xx tx' 1- h , f Xa?-A ' , X 145 l 4 ,, 44. 1 'A xx - . Q , f . M Y r., V X a L' . ' 1 ' V 6 X AQ ' 5 ex. V- , , x I 1 'A H . X' X4 X I , 1 4 s K , - . L v Q an, , ri lu u f U x if 1 1 T WA uf i . IQ. V - 154 W, A X W O . . - .1 H 'J ,,., M ga ..........A ,.., .. .... , jf' .,.. ,A 'W ol-'1 '7.h 41 ' ,N f 4 .3-Q0 aw S my gt. .Vi , x gh ., ,Q M 4 ' a .,,,, 51 Xu Q, 41 F4 Q ' aftxfy ff H' 5' ffm . ' ' .2,f ' fl, A530 4 L. gk. ,JV . N . ,, l g K fm M X ' 4 .fzfwi in V' 5' x Q y 07 A dag A J , N 'K ,, L A my ZL' K W .V -was an v X, I M Q - M , ,N S- Ny' 95 K fx f 'L X X kg H Q . A - 1. .M Q. W Ai M f -' W' ws- Q A 2' N K in , gm ' 1 ' f Q W K' t ' . w Nf+ A dn W wx 4-Q M W ' ,uv ,, Win 'M' x 0 S Y it RQ X . K K A ,W I by 4 4, gwwwfy U iw N t W . Q, , SP . gm x Q . ,Qw L, fx ' ii X, If .ff Y Q LJ3: - r . QS' S K' sf 4 ss 1 pM,,, r ,,-AQ' M-Nrwwanw 1 'Nw-'nj MR. JOSEPH FORAN, Superintendent of Schools. i ' EO! NXSIGIHHQH 1122324255 15111 MR. ROBERT WINSLOW, Assistant Superintendent of Schools 4 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Because of my interest in your class as a parent as well as your principal, you the members of the class of 1957 know that I shall never forget you. In a way, I am a member of the class, and proud to be. To all of you goes my most sincere wish for good health, good fortune, and every happiness that life has to offer. Your school will always remember you. All we ask in return is that you thinlc of us once in a while and make us proud of you. Good luck and God Bless You. HERBERT R. FRENCH MR. HERBERT R. FRENCH, Principal 4' MR. RICHARD A. HERMAN, Vice-Principal I--Cv R X yr. 1? I-t MR. LOUIS LICHTENSTEIN 5 MR. ROBERT HOPKINS Assistant Superintendent-Business Affairs Director of Pupil Personnel Services SJ BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Seated: Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Daly, Miss Serencha, Mrs. Nowicki. Standing: Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Curnin. OUR FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss Fortunes, Miss Cof- fey, Miss Holleran, Miss Farrell Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Rhodes. Stand- ing: Mr. Alderman, Mr. O'Flynn Mr. Nolan. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss johnson, Mrs. New- ton, Miss Philbin, Miss Doe, Mrs. Beale. Standing: Miss Kinsley Mr. J. McCarthy, Mr. Brough Mrs. Schwartz. FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss Duda, Mr. Wilkins, Mr. Nyerick, Mr. Cox, Miss Begg. Standing: Mr. B. McCarthy, Mr. Crowley. I ,W ..-:K g,5,,' yn.. f : mi is . ,iw : f p - I xi N. i MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Miss B Smith Miss E Seated: . , . Smith, Miss Lynch, Mrs. Chilin- ski, Miss Kovachi. Standing: Mr. Fordham, Mr. Yokstas, Mr. Fen ton, Mr. Mohyde. ,-.-.. 5251+ . 2 iii ' '2l'eI6:' , 12 Q . -in :sm - ,jwhf 35- ,1 K ' V - ss' W' - fx H 1' W Fel? X' it 1 'fm 5 1 'W im J 9 , fi 1 'Si' 1.g::U:::ai2'fE'1 i Q3 ', 'Epi Q i f M wgf Qi ilssiii 5 Q ff Yi: ,Ag V 4 , S. 1 i PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss Tickey, Mrs. Lund Standing: Mr. Lund, Mr. Taylor ,., WH :fa ix hvk' f SCIENCE Seated: Mr. Rice, Mr. Pinco, Mr. Tremml, Mr. Chehy, Mr. Hyde. Standing: Mr. Cohen, Mr. Helyer, Mr. Irwin, Mr. Webb. iii' lhasm i ii ...'a HOME ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Scared: Mr. Teeden, drnfringg Mrs. Powers, home economics, Mrs. Fowler, home economics, Miss Holleran, Latin, Miss Whirliam, home economicsg Mrs. Locke, home economics, Mr. Terry, memls. Sranding: Mr. Sorensen, machinesg Mr. Fox, electricity, Mr. Shimchick, drafting, Mr. Guernsey, woodworkingg Mr. I-I:1rrz,prinring. SENIOR ADVISORS 'fri s MRS. FRANCES CHILINSKI, in charge of audio-visual equipment, Yearbook Pictures and Banquet Committee. MR. RAYMOND STOVIAK, in charge of Cap and Gowns and Diploma Cov- ersg assisted with Dance, football and baseball coach. MR. GERALD MOHYDE, advisor for Freshman Welcome Dance, assistant ad- visor for Picture and Banquet Committee. MISS HELEN SERENCHA, in charge of Magazine Drive, and assistant advisor for Class Banquet. ,5. ' Qs .R 1? MISS ELIZABETH SMITH, Class and Yearbook Business advisor, coordinator for Senior Activities. MR. NOEL WILKINS, in Charge of Senior Dance, assisting with Diploma Covers, assistant football coach. MRS. SAMUEL RIBAK, advisor for MISS JOAN PHILBIN, advisor for MRS. JEAN M. BEALE, advisor for Business Committee for Senior Play and Yearbook. Christmas and Talent Assemblies. Gift Committee. OFFICE STAFF: Mrs, Dorothy Boreiko, Mrs. Evelyn Rus sell, and Mrs. Eleanor Hcberger. SPECIALISTS AND CONSULTANTS: Miss Susan Cocchioln, Nurseg Miss Mar- ion McHugh, Audio-Visual Directorg Mr. George St. Croix, Sight Consultantg Mrs. jane Vance, Speech Consultantg Dr. Irv- ing Zweibelson, School Psychologist. EW l i X f-'ff -H ,, .445 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS: Miss Mary Hodson, Mrs. Margaret Law, Dr. Reuben Swimmer. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Mayer, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Rutherford. CAFETERIA WORKERS ln the course of the school year, these willing workers supply us with a delicious meal each school day. Far too many times we forget the unseen part they play in our school life. Mrs. Skowronski, Mrs. Converse, Mrs. Radecki. Some enthusiastic recipients of the delicious food. x. ' .-t .t k , -t - lx... .,-.-- , U - 1 l Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs, Smith, Mrs, Meade, Mrs. Sobocinski. 'I'I , '-7. 'EZ' rm. -muon- Anyone Fon 're Nms 9 '6l5-NEvlTON- I'M SORRY mkseuf Yowu- aus? 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'Q ' P f ' E, 'A .--Y ' 3 fa? 1 .Is Q I 'fer '-JL' I if 1 . 1 1317 1 if. 1 S f YE X757 Wepawmq Editor-Thomas Watt Assistant Editor-Virginia Ritchie ffm sum WWMJL Gam. Principal-Herbert French Vice-principal-Richard Herman Title Page 1 Foreword 2 Faculty 3 School 13 Seniors 21 Town 63 Activities 67 Sports 95 Advertisements 119 gdllddldltd We as a staff feel that many people have taken for granted the beauty created in our town by the Wepawaug River. More- over they have, perhaps, never considered the influence the river had on the settlement of Milford. Our founders selected this spot because the river provided waterpower and built a mill on a ford in the Wepawaug, thus giving the town its name Milford The river was named after the Wepawaug Indian tribe from which the site was purchased. This book has been named after the river in an attempt to show that the high school reflects and influences the life in Milford, as does the river. We hope, then, to make this edition of the Yearbook a true picture of the life and times of the senior class of Milford High School in its relationship to the town, Therefore we have chosen the river itself as our theme - attempting to move our townspeople to a reappreciation of the beautiful setting the river has made for many buildings in town, the high school included, and an acknowledgment of the influence upon our lives socially, economically and historically that the river has exerted. The Wepawaug truly runs through our lives. 2 I 1' mga, fig 9 J ' - WJ . 4 Q k ' I 1 H 'SUQ . '. ew R pil + E' .V 34. H! w y L if 2 I . fy J 'X' K K ',L., A 4 ' i 1' U V A I K QM Q . he-?21f ,F X f ..3Wm'f k X . K: --.. A mx . f K , ' ka 1 M' iff-3 X.-M fr' F - H-Q ,E . Mu. Q' . A 'n-A, 1 S 2 R, . I 'F . W Q K A a X gi i N I 1 . .lx X K Q .Q Y .':'i - ' 'lf 1 4 . 2' V K 'M ' , s . K Vis g ,. I sank Wk X - Mg Lfl 1 K 5 , ' ' . r-. ,Q 0. gt Jw X 1,11 X X if Xin S igsv ,,, U yin 's K 1 It 1? Vx ' 4 n 5. ,4 kc 1 .fl -,avi n gms ,m,. 4F f' al Q... s .1 frf .... N .Cn . 1 .1 , QQ 1 , , , ,Q , S915 gm .. , W A.. . Q I Q . , , , A g ' w ' Y - K K .. ,...-f .W K xi W K 4 ' W X A 0 My 'JS' ' ' :ft 9 V 'A' ' A -' sr ' A if ' , A A 'J - 'L N is ,fwgk i -Q , M I , ' xx A W, K, .gf M5 NN k,,,,i. M N H ' K Q X 7 -new , gb 'kim 1 I It I Q, QE . Q12 is ' ' K Qmxyqbjw e f 1 0 Q ,A ,b - .MW N, X W, A M 3 X Q M , ,g 3? nw 'F 4 R tl N ff, A x ,E -.'., rf I if ilk ' K X A ,.,, A 4 Lk,. x -W . fa , maxi' K' yn Q , I 5 an we ,1 -4. 7 f 'S' 'W x 'I A- .-n uv V fx' i vin! ' Q W1 1 A-we- dww,,,,..,v MR. JOSEPH FORAN, Superintendent of Schools. Zliilliilil Niiliiiiliil 21222324255 3311! MR. ROBERT WINSLOW, Assistant Superintendent of Schools 4 f 1+ 'iilili I . PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Because of my interest in your class as a parent as well as your principal, you the members of the class of 1957 know that I shall never forget you. In a way, I am a member of the class, and proud to be. To all of you goes my most sincere wish for good health, good fortune, and every happiness that life has to offer. Your school will always remember you. All we ask in return is that you think of us once in a while and make us proud of you. Good luck and God Bless You. HERBERT R. FRENCH MR. HERBERT R. FRENCH, Principal 'N MR. RICHARD A. I-IERMAN, ViCC-PrlnClp21l Q r QRXS Q .-IJQ PX -..x'NX MR. LOUIS LICHTENSTEIN 5 MR. ROBERT HOPKINS Assistant Superintendent-Business Affairs Director of Pupil Personnel Services BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Seated: Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Daly, Miss Serencha, Mrs. Nowicki. Standin ' Mr R nolds, Mr. . g. . ey Curnin. 1 OUR FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss Fortunes, Miss Cof- fey, Miss I-Iolleran, Miss Farrell, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Rhodes. Stand- ing: Mr. Alderman, Mr. O'Flynn, Mr. Nolan. 353, I I tk., fl f ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss johnson, Mrs. New- ton, Miss Philbin, Miss Doe, Mrs. Beale. Standing: Miss Kinsley, Mr. j. McCarthy, Mr. Brough, Mrs. Schwartz. FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss Duda, Mr. Wilkins, Mr. Nyerick, Mr. Cox, Miss Begg. Standing: Mr. B. McCarthy, Mr. 5 A V --g-fggi1wf,,3 -.WM .A , wg ' , Q 554 1 iw M 5 xlyimt .1 -s .Qu X , , A, ,- ff Pi -1,- ,giif J 1 Q? M by Q-Wi ! S 'Vg 755' 1 'K' Sh ,ff , g C ,.,,Z 4, PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss Tickey, Mrs. Lund. Standing: Mr. Lund, Mr. Taylor. Crowley. X C , L X, A x f MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss B. Smith, Miss E. Smith, Miss Lynch, Mrs. Chilin- ski, Miss Kovachi. Standing: Mr. Fordham, Mr. Yokstas, Mr. Fen- ton, Mr. Mohyde. I , ,E M .I ' J, :rw ' ' .f 'ZL' '.., SCIENCE Seated: Mr. Rice, Mr. Pinco, Mr. Tremml, Mr. Chehy, Mr. Hyde. Standing: Mr. Cohen, Mr. Helyer, Mr. Irwin, Mr. Webb. :Qual y I I., HOME ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Seated: Mr. Tecden, drnftingg Mrs, Powers, home economics, Mrs. Fowler, home economics, Miss Holleran, I.:iting Miss Whitliam, home economics, Mrs. Locke, home economics, Mr. Terry, metals. Standing: Mr. Sorensen, machines, Mr. Fox, electricity, Mr. Shimchick, druftingg Mr. Guernsey, woodworkingg Mr. Hartz, printing. SENIOR ADVISORS gg If V i A -we ' .V .9 ,QF MRS. FRANCES CHILINSKI, in charge of audio-visual equipment, Yearbook Pictures and Banquet Committee. MR. RAYMOND STOVIAK, in charge of Cap and Gowns and Diploma Cov- ersg assisted with Dance, football and baseball coach. MR. GERALD MOHYDE, advisor for Freshman Welcome Dance assistant d MISS HELEN SERENCHA, in charge , 3 ' visor for Picture and Banquet Committee. of Magazine Drive, and assistant advisor for Class Banquet. MRS. SAMUEL RIBAK, advisor for MISS JOAN PHILBIN, advisor for Business Committee for Senior Play and Yearbook 5 Sl 'x x P I MISS ELIZABETH SMITH, Class and Yearbook Business advisor, coordinator for Senior Activities. MR. NOEL WILKINS, in charge of Senior Dance, assisting with Diploma Covers, assistant football coach. MRS. JEAN M. BEALE, advisor for . Christmas and Talent Assemblies. Gift Committee. OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Dorothy Boreiko, Mrs. Evelyn Rus sell, and Mrs. Eleanor Heberger. SPECIALISTS AND CONSULTANTS: Miss Susan Cocchioln, Nurseg Miss Mar- ion MCI-Iugh, Audio-Visual Directorg Mrr l George St. Croix, Sight Consultantg Mrs. X jane Vance, Speech Consultnntg Dr. Irv- . ing Zweibelson, School Psychologist. S ,..-4 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS: Miss Mary Hodson, Mrs. Margaret Law, Dr. Reuben Swimmer. Q? V 4'-fl -t 4' Q--mi., Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Mayer, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Rutherford. CAFETERIA WORKERS In the course of the school year, these willing workers supply us with a delicious meal each school day. Far too many times we forget the unseen part they play in our school life. Mrs. Skowronski, Mrs. Converse, Mrs. Radecki. Some enthusiastic recipients of the delicious food. X f .. 3 x gt 1 lg, wie- A P , y . -I N' M5 A 1 Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Smith, Mrs, Meade, Mrs. Sobocinski. HR TAiLSn- Auvone FOR 're Nuns 9 'B'a1:E:J,'3'jr -'QM seam I-g4:Vg,'RoGf19:::h19xgsT M-new -'50, ' ' B Yo'-' SAY Yoon Aw-r HAS THE mcassis Auto Yau WANT T0 IE Emfcdsso 'ro so Hunt' Ado was cms or: N 1' emo msn. NfR.TERR'f.:s,fou F0969-r -ro 'rum-4 are 'ms w c-.pf1u M HER mnsmcf fame morn. , You om.-I 1-UNE' n 'IS-mei rmNuTE5. A1. l ml 4 N ,,' I K ES AQ ix Aikvxn R Vu.:-. xx's:':,2fim?EIEi2 H np, RE AMN-5 '- M sfo-um 2 NA1' was A wb Nw' 49,0 aecmse You ANS'-M' nov' fn: mem o-he ml.uAa1'1. nw mas. emu mae new so usu- GOT A 0099 Awww E R. ' Alb You MEAN 1 HNF 'W Fm' , QQAAVEO -mo ovluf om' Au- mms .N sf f HMS THREE ,4goR5 'TO GET A ,Ph ern-fs'1f1Q:l Iwo oF NMR. P60 1 F1755 - R5 NSS corfaxf Ano ma. Am.0ER!0AN--- 5 an foul Home wogxsgg Q P, 'WND fn9..RccE.- gn 5 T THA1' Smear. as cfknngtigggmcgs -. K N N5 Al' THE WEPAWAUG flowing past Milford High School creating a picturesque setting which has given us students another reason to be proud of our school. SN Kgs! M1 :Ce ln: f 1 ,,.. ..,.., . Www- .,.- 'Nigga-N.. . X - if h o ee e , AN! irr-ri is s f:,l.3 ' W A iw K is fm Marc f , X M ,sq W, 1. na- V-.. 1 . Q -. 'X TK' f-Q., L vs., r Q SENIOR Homeroom 101 -- MR. WILKINS God's finest children, Christian la- dies and gentlemen. -.sum Homeroom 225 - MRS. RIBAK Not very srudious, but we love :hem just the same. I4 QF lin- :Y G' ax .-1 Homeroom 223 - MR. MOI-IYDE Somewhere between a despair and a delight. Homeroom 213 - MISS PHILBIN A collection of demons, darlings, and dilleranresf' Homeroom 119-MISS SERENCHA A wonderful group if they would only stop playing with the machines. Homeroom 220 - MISS SMITH When they are good, they are very, very goodg but when they listen to notices! HOMEROOMS Homeroom 209 - MRS. BEALE They're loyal, cooperative, cour- teous, hard workers, In all twenty- nine there is no room for shirkersf' Homeroom 222-MRS. CHILINSKI Problem children - but such nice problems. 'I5 Homeroom 105 - MR. STOVIAK The best and nicest group I've ever hadg they're wonderful! Chemistry's not dangerous, provided you know what you're doing.-Chemistry And they call this a starhshf'-Advanced Biology Some time in his life everyone ought to take Physics.- Physics O i Me speak Spanish, no comprendo! -Spanish We are fortuuute to he stud euts at M il ford, for few hi gh schools cuu boast such it variety of courses, You've got to speak from the stomach-now speak, - 16 I think we'd better lower it another half inch. -Wood- English IV working OUR CURRICULUM Today we will discuss the problem of maladiustment in the form of regression. -Modern Problems Thou shalt not peek at the keys. -Typing Ill Miss Jones, will you please take a letter? -Office Practice What do you mean by a four dimensional view? -Draft- I believe they call this an automobile. -Machine Shop ing C 0 jerirz g all aspects in preparation for any future vocation, whether it be college or commercial,- Art for art's sake alone? I7 Such conduct for Seniors, my word. -English IV IN ACTION And here we see the future carpenters of tomororw. -- Home Mechanics Thais my back creaking, not the floorboardsf'-Girls' Gym Now remember, don'r look at the welder -Metal Shop Class - il Drive this thing. You mean me? -Drivers Education Oofl -Boys' Gym Class machinist or nzinisterg nurse or nuclear physicist. I t is all here for the tahingf we choose. These are simple, once you learn how to do them -Inter 18 They say Latin is a dead language. Boy am I getting mediate Algebra sleepy. -Latin 5, 4. ti? 5252 gf, A few escapees from our crowded cafeteria. X ..,,, . ,ul Music is an aft, the medium of which is souncl. A well-deserved rest after a great perform- ance. Z Z Z Z Z There is something special Aw, you're just saying that. The finishing touches applied before the grand performance. Pardon me, May l interrupt for a moment? and scintillating about play night. ' ll ll II ul ll ll an -- - Qctmnclenow for the bumpy ride college boards- 'I9 Seniors gather to prepare for Our talented Seniors watch from the wings during the assembly. Last minute check before curtain call. Talent Assembly. Mrs. Russell gives out change, bus tickets, information, and a smile. Mrs. Chilinski becomes corridor supervisor as girls decorate for Christmas. Q ,. ,.., fu , Q .,... ., ,., ,S Q Nqll , ,, ing 5,-5 A x A singing curtain-call ends the Senior Talent Assembly, Studying in beautiful surroundings. 4-G Is. -. ,x wash J, . .Qu i x -fe.-J, 41. 4., 5'--fy -fu . ri? I'-X: K ' we AXA -- 1- 4-.,.:M ,'f + .sw 7-fb? n'-T73 f.-,nu-.5 X 'f- FH . 3' 1? . A . .1 .. ' Q' . W Q Q 's ..'-Ty? 'En' ' 'vhs W, A r:'L U . s .. .x - K- -K . A 5 , VKsf'3x-,hr .vv Y, ,fa-,,.'.bL. 'N-ia - ' 3 1 -.0 . 1- '. . NN 5, -'f,,'q2f':':' .-,,,', ia. . . . S ,L , 44 , .M ... 'ug 'nw-'A ' .. f x:f,grf,a-Q . v- 'H .- ? . ,.4 Q ,M - Xi. an -. , -- -, : 1- Q .44-5-, -s 'v ' ' Pr X5 7 'f 'Ps J, f'.7k, 9- ' I N 15... f ,QA + n x4 f N t g.. v '- 5S:th'a . 'if . f x n 2 X .,, w , 57 gl X fm- . QF 4' . an W- ff!!! 1 -4 L S . Q ' - w , if .. ,Q'!Q'9,j Vs' W 'S 'I 'w Qc? ' , L in d ' - ax u 1 ff i f .- fi 2 , , ii 1 xg .Q - A 1 Q' ,, gif, ,lg I W L QZ N? 3' X S, fm ' , , A 1 f . , 4-,. 3 12 LX' rff , . .,5-mfg. v h 5 Y NX-W :I :,w ,,.u'w..,'w ,. 'ml f.?',Qf, siL ff-, . 'L' , f .1 f Qgvf - ,fl Y K', wwf-5' 1' . Q '- 'Q N y MX ,ix 'Vinh'-, . F14 s xg, 4i ' sa I ' ' - P' 'NN xg ' Q XX' W' !. K' V rw f' ' fx ' nw. A . ' Q 754118. , n1.v,,.mxa,A C z.,.' 93. Q 'a...K 'X AAI. vw, '. .Q x rw .1 , N 41 .., . 1 K J KO 5 4 X, , ,v K its ig all f' Dear Classmates: As a class, we have shared a great many projects and activities. Working together we have put on pep rallies, talent assemblies, and informal dances. Our junior and senior plays, Meet Me In St. Louis, and Mrs. McThing and the short-lived, but long pre- pared for night of the junior prom, Moonlight and Magnolias will always stand out in our minds as some of our most pleasant memories. Years from now we shall be pointing with pride to our record in sports. But let us remember the bad days, too - when it looked like the revolving stage wasn't going to work out for the play, Thanksgiving day when, after a wonderful season, our great football team was de- feated by our arch-rival, Stratford. It was on days like that, that we learned the real lesson of high school and shouldered the difficult task of growing up. And so as graduates, we thank sincerely the teach- ers and administrators whose patience and under- standing helped us through these four years. As your president, I hope that our accomplishments in future MITCHELL KOT years will prove us worthy of their hopes. May success and happiness be with you always. MITCHELL KOT .si IIN! ,I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Deforest Smith, vice-presidentg Barbara Britt, secretary, Sheila Trojanoski, treasurer, Mitchell Kot, president. 4? -' XX' 'DN :oi ' Yet' BARBARA J. ADAMS 'Y Ver hoto enic face . . . sweet , Y P personality to match . . . competent hostess . . . heads the list. Barb. Activities: Play Cast 4: Christmas Assembly 4: Stu- F l Sh 3: G' l i -Sf dent Loan unt ow ir Chorus 4: Talent Assembly 3, 4: Wetomhis Repre 3, 4. Committees: Pict Chairman: Prom 3. Clubs: Pep 1, 2, 3: Future Nurses 3: French .NF Oo .Es QQ? 3: Dance 3, 4: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 'SQ 4. Ambition: To go to college. We ,,, HAROLD J. ADAMS f Q P - , Oh so cute . . . in his quiet way f : Z . . . polite . . . considerate - A , Y vf - . . . . popular. j. + ij 2 , K Harry. Clubs: Chess 2. Am- A N 3 - . 1' bition: To go to college. y J 1 1, H , VVK: ' Q A my . ss ' 4, ,fs iii. A . .. ph k V . 4 PATRICIA M. AGRESTA Perky and petite . . . habitually in good spirits . . . unassuming air. Pat. Activities: Christmas As- sembly 2g Choral Assembly 2. Ambition: To be a secretary. CAROL A. ALLDERIGE Blonde bundle of charm . . . pleasantly agreeable . . . delightfully witty. Activities: Play Usherette 33 H. R. President. Clubs: Dra- matic. Ambition: To go to col- lege. These are the highlights of our Senior year: KATHLEEN F. ALLISON Demure Miss . . . quiet charm . . . pleasantly refined . . . modestly attractive. Kay, Activities: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. Committees: Dance 2. Clubs: Dramatic 3. Ambition: To be a private secretary. LEONARD J. ALTER Debonair humorist . . . modest manner . . . benevolent disposition. Lenny. Ambition: To join the Navy. JUDITH A. AMANN Expressive eyes . . . fashion wise . . . youthful vivacity . . . unpretentious nature. judy. Activities: Talent As- sembly 1, 2, 4. Committees: Yearbook 4: Dance 2: Play Business 3. Clubs: Pep 1, 2: Dramatics 3. Ambition: To be a secretary. LEOLA R. AMENA Well mannered . . . willin g worker . . . service anyone? 5 L' ...likes to sing. ' Lee. Honors: G 3. Activities Talent Assembly I, 2, 3, 4: Va riety Show: A. Cappella Choir Christmas Assembl 5 4 Y i ,1 Spring Concert 5, 4: Choral ' Assembly 3, 4: Guidance Asl 1' ' . y, sembly 3, 4: Yearbook Typingll Staff: Red Cross Representative' 4: Student Council: Play 4., ' A 9 Committees: Dance 2: Prom 13: ' Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, Pep: V , , , Photography: Keyette 43 Future f, I-- I. i Nurses: Speech 4. Ambitidn: ,, I , r 4 To be a dental hygienist. , 3' '- ' A 1 'f' I Q l. Q 'V' A gym, fl , 1 I. J ru : XL' .yrs-1112-4 If . I lf ll!-ffl' K9 frL'f ' K f 1. -,c49n,.0lf.t,f.44,f .,.. . an 1-ICPMCP i. llgixl. r NEVA H. ANDERSON Capable . . . our actress . . . al- ways something funny . . . unrivalled ingenuity. Nev. Activities: Student Council 43 Play Cast 3, 4, Cheering Squad, Manager 4, Talent Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Loan Fund Show 1, 2, 3, 4: H. R. Secretary lg Girls' Chorus 2, 43 Christmas Assem- blyl, 4: Choral Assembly Z, 4: Spring Concert 2, 4: Dance Concert 4.'C0rDrnittees: Talent ABEhll:!Rt'2', 3, 4: Dance 2, 4. Clubs: Dance 2, 3, 4, President 43 French 3, 4, Secretary 4: Pep l, 2, 3, 4, Organizer 4: Dra- matic 1, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: To be an actress. PAUL L. ANDERSON Nonchalant manner , , , quiet . . . likes sports, Ambition: To go to college. RALPH B. ANDERSON Auto enthusiast . . . retiring . . . unobtrusive manner. Panda Activities: Football 2. Clubs: Dramatic. Ambition: To join the Navy. THEODORE V. ANDREWS Silent, strong type . . . interest lies in cars and the Navy. Angel. Honors: G 2. Ambi- tion: To join the Navy. Mitchell K ot reigned as Senior Prexy. S eni MILDRED M. ARMSTRONG Casual manner . . . enticing smile . . . inviting personality. Millie Activities: Talent As- sembly 3. Committees: Ring 3. Ambition: To go to art school. PHILOMENA A. ARPINO Timely charm . . . enjoys a joke . . . contagious laughter, Phyllis. Activities: Girls' Chorus 4: Christmas Assembly 4: Choral Assembly 4. Clubs: Future Nurses 2. Ambition: To ioin the Waves. 24 5 .hx i, qm- i , Q 475- 01' Welcome MARY A. BANNEWICZ Studies . . . not too hard . . . likes to chit-chat. . . business course her love. Beanie Ambition: To be a secretary or receptionist. ROSALIE A. BANTA Full of fun . . . a host of friends . . . sparkling eyes . . . warm heart. Rosie, Activities: Girls' Cho- rus 2, 4: Choral Assembly 2, 4. HAROLD L. BARBER Beats tom-tom for M.H.S. In- dians . . . inquisitive . . . a whale of a kid. Bear Cat. Activities: Band 3. 45 A.A. Representative 2. Com- mittees: Play 3: Prom 3. Am- bition: To go to college. CAROL M. BARK ER Shy . . . a lot of swell times when you know her . . . never without a smile. Carol. Activities: Talent As- sembly lg A.A. Representative 15 Wetomhis Representative. Committees: Dance 3: Prom 45 Play Business 3. Clubs: Dra- matics Z, 3,45 Pep 1, 2, 3. Am- bition: To be an airline hostess. dance big success. Marie LINDA B. BEEBE Beautiful face . . . outstanding eyes . . . boys do headstands. Lin. Activities: Student Coun- cil 2, 3: Faculty Play, Usher- ette5 Talent Assembly 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Student Loan Fund Show l, 2, 35 Stu- dent Council Assembly 35 Cho- ral Assembly 3, 45 A.A. Repre- sentative 1, 4: Wetomhis Rep- resentative 2, 35 Spring Festival 3, 45 H. R. Vice-President Z. Committees: Prom 3: Election 3: Student Council: Dance 3. Clubs: Pep 1, 25 Dramatic l, 2, 45 Sports 2. Ambition: To go to college. ALICE L. BELOIN With a trumpet, a whizz . . . loves children . . . casual but independent . . . generous. Lee. Activities: A.A. Repre- sentative, Alternate5 Play 45 Christmas Assembly: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus. Ambition: To join the Women's Air Force. . is - I iv. is K .af F a J i A if 1' mtg. A L. ELAINE C. BARRETTE Sunny disposition . . . light hearted spirit . . . outgoing nature. Butch. Activities: Girls' Cho- rus: Library Assembly 15 H. R. Treasurer 1, 2, 35 A,A. Repre- sentative l. Committees: Ring 3. ALBERT W. BECROFT Auto fan . . . not so tall . . . friendly . . . willing and capable. Al. Ambition: To design automobile motors. C oviello and Tony Brown i ' N. A W- W, We ,We 'Hlal yu malt'-TAL JOSEPH A. BE - FI MMZL, Football boy . . . a 1 f e es . . . smile to match sporting nature. Biff Activities: Football 3 45 Basketball 25 Band l, 2, 45 Band Assembly 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. Representative 4. Commit- tees: Play Business 4. Ambi- tion: To go to college. JEAN C. BENNETT Bright eyes . . . radiates happi- ness . . . so active and hard- working . . . likes football. Honors: G 3. Activities: Talent Assembly 1, 25 Guidance As- sembly 2: Library Assembly l: Key-Keyette Assembly 3: Stu- dent Loan Fund Show Z, 35 Freshman Chorus lg A.A. Rep- resentative, Alternate 35 Co- Manager Baton Squad 4: Golf 3. Committees: Ways and Means, Chairman 31 Play Ush- erette 35 Picture 43 Yearbook Staff 4: Prom Decoration 3: Keyette-Key Club Dance 3: Play Costume 4: Christmas As- sembly 4. Clubs: Pep 15 Dra- matic 2, 3, 45 Keyette 3, 45 Speech 4. Ambition: To do sec- retarial work. 13 crowned JUDITH A. BLACKMAN Her laugh is her trade mark . . . delightfully different moods . . . a friend indeed. judie. Activities: Wetomhis Representative 2, 3: Talent As- sembly l, 2, 3, 4: Student Loan Fund Show 2, 3, 4: Class Treas- urer 3: H. R. Treasurer 4: Christmas Assembly 2, 3: Cho- ral Assembly 2, 3: Girls' Cho- rus 2, 3. Committees: Prom 3, 4: Yearbook Typing: Play 4: Play Business 3. Clubs: Pep l, 2: Dramatic 2, 3 4. Ambition: To go to college. LORRAINE T. BLAKE Songbird . . . ladylike decotum . . . general reserve . . . versatile worker. Lorti. Activities: Talent As- sembly 2: Girls' Chorus 4: Choral Assemblies 4. Clubs: Future Nursesg. Future Home- makers. Ambition: To join the Womens Air Force. JOHN J. BERKY This guy has rhythm . . . dark and handsome . . . star bopper . . . oh those drums! Jack. Activities: Orchestra: Band: Student Loan Fund Show: Play 4. Committees: Dance 2, 3. Clubs: Sports. Am- bition: To become a drummer. HARVEY P. BERMAN Too nice for words . . . takes a lot of kidding . . . friendliness is a second skin . . . football happy. Cueball. Activities: Football 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: A.A. Rep- resentative l, 2: Student Coun- cil 3: Talent Assembly l, 2. Committees: Play 3. Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3. Ambition: To it flu Q Kytflxffl C IW J ni- W' We RAYMOND H. Bemwhy Skeptical expression . . . always U obliging . . . casual manner. Mickey. Ambition: To enter military service. X ol D Y . BIRK B P san 'gn . . obliging a . u' pprecia- tg ers. . tivit'e . ws' Chorus l: al Ass rrlb l. Clubs: Fut e Homemakers. Ambition: To go into the business field. Ho tt7?ogeJ:GEQQm M I I, Qyyxadl QNX Ilfl lfl0mQ To f Ac WAS, . 4 Q 'SQ at C, , VOJ vxlkx - , Q Dall -liQqm' OQ Y .SYCWA p A , F 1 . ,Q . Q . A W 1 1 it 3 tl Ideal F1'eslJmmi6Z2le . Majorettes captured la: ...: his STETSON P. BLAKE Our actor . . . behind the stage talents . . . good head on his shoulders. Stet. Honors: G 2, 3. Activi- ties: Graduation Honor Guard: Christmas Assembly: Student Loan Fund Show 2, 3, 4: Play 3, 4: Stage Crew l, 2, 3, 4: Wetomhis 3, 4, Co-Editor 4: Wetomhis Dance 3, 4. Commit- tees: Talent Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Dance 2. Clubs: Dramatic 3, 4: Projectionists l, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 3: National Honor Society: Key 4: Student Coun- cil 1. Ambition: To be a high school teacher at M.H.S. RICHARD T. BONNER Mr. Auto . . . engaging friend- liness . . . exhilarating optimist . . . happy-go-lucky. Dick. Activities: Hi-Y: Talent Assembly l. Ambition: To be a machinist. RICHARD M. BOURDEAU Football build . . . talented guard . . . knows much. Entered from Danville Ver: mont High School in junior year. Tiny. Honors: G 1, 2. Activities: Football 4: Base-.-in ball l, 2. Ambition: To go to college: ' ' X ' N wk I l .N ,If CATHERINE G. BRAY Inventor of sewing machine? almost . . . beautiful clothes . . . sweet voice and face. Cathie. Activities: Talent As- sembly 1: Wetomhis 3: Dance Assembly: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: H. R. Treas- urer l: H. R. Secretary 2. Com- mittees: Ring: Play Business 31 Class Night and Banquet. Clubs: Dramatic l, 2, 3. .. 1-.X -alll ,ik lv s.,,,..' .J BEVERLY A. BRIDEAU Conscientious student . . . sub- tle humor . . . placid personality. Bev. Honors: G 2, 3. Activi- ties: Talent Assembly 2: Honor Society Assembly. Clubs: Future Homemakers: Honor Society. Ambition: To become a legal secretary. DOROTHY M. BRIGGS Dark eyes . . . dark hair . . . light heart . . . light moods. Dot. Activities: Baton Squad 2, 3, 4: Wetomhis Representa- tive 2: A.A. Representative 1: Student Loan Fund Show 1, 2: Talent Assembly l, 2. Commit- tees: Yearbook Picture: Christ- mas Assembly 4. Clubs: Dra- matic 2, 3, 4. many trophies. C ora Whitney and Nancy Giard .4 r .r ff ,, i fs ,s rgiafvylfgl gf ii. yo, JUDITH A. BRISTOL- Miniature Miss . . . easy to like . . . hard to forget. - Judy. Activities: Wetomhis Representative 1: Spring Con- cert 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4: Play Usherette 3, 4: A.A. Representative 2, Alternate 33 Election Assembly 3: Talent As- sembly 1, 2, 3: Student Loan Fund Show 2: Choral Assembly 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: Jr. Red Cross Representative 4: H. R. Secretary 1, 4. Committees: Talent Assembly 33 Yearbook Typing: Play Reading 3: Play Business 3. Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Pep l, 2, 31 Speech 4. Ambition: To be a medical secretary or dental hygienist. '. MEL D s. BROWN Good thin co e in small qcka ...ayface.,. hic ities 'Iiil t As 5 es. im' ' ' : - se ly 1 , 4: Stu t Loan F S 1, 2, lay 4. 3p i s: T t Assembly , 3 ance 2. s: French 2, 3, Dra ti , 3: Dance 3, 4. bition: go to college. ROSE M. BROCKENBERRY Flair for design . . . cheerful imagination . . . efficiency plus. Candy. Activities: Talent 2, 3. Committees: Prom 3. Am- bition: To be a fashion illus- trator. BARBARA A. BRITT Dependable secretary . . . ap- pealing gaiety . . . add life to any college campus. Barb Activities: Class Secre- tary 4: Student Council 1: Cho- ral Assembly 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4: Spring Concert 2, 3, 4: Talent Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Loan Fund Show l, 2, 3: H. R. .Vice-President 2, Secretary 3: Christmas Assem- bly 2, 3, 4. Committees: Year- book 4: Ways and Means 3: Prom 3: Picture 4: Ring, Chair- man 3: Play 3. Clubs: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1: Dra- matic 3, 4, Secretary 3: Biology, Secretary 3: French 3, 4: Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2: Pep 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a nurse. ttf K ian.. w. ii LD To S .S gklhk NANCY R. BUCK Ayvxvgcu-.,r . n 1. S ' h d . . . f , WSZECS, 2,.Qi.'Z2f.1i.., . ff' 'V -v our queen. Bunnie. Honors: G 1. Activi- ties: Dance Club Concert 4: H. R. Secretary 2, 3: Spring Concert 4g Girls' Chorus 4: Choral Assembly 4: Student Loan Fund Show 2, 3, 4, jr. Prom Queen: Talent Assembly 2, 3, 4: Christmas Assembly 4, Student Council 1. Committees: Prom, Co-Chairman 3: Wel- come Dance, Chairman. Clubs: Pep 1, 2, 3, 4: Modern Dance 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2. Ambition: To go to college. PAUL BUGLIONE Small in stature . . . basketball his sport . . . known and liked by many. Bugsy. Activities: Baseball 2 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To be a printer. CHRISTIAN H. BUNGER1' Kuff Good looking? Well 1 guessss,-y.I'G' . . . excels in football . . . de- -f ceptive air of quietness. MJQ, Q' The Kid. Honors: G 1. Ac-.1'kQY Nl' tivities: Football 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Play Pro- S duction 3. Committees: Prom 3: A.A. Representative 3, 4: Cap and Gown: Red Cross 4. Clubs: Sports 1. Ambition: To go to college LAURA L. BURGESS Fun to have around . . . new to M.H.S .... but you've known her for years . . . Let's have a cheer! Entered from Harding High School, Bridgeport, Conn. in junior year. IJ-1urie. Activities: Cheering Squad 45 Talent As- sembly 3, A.A. Representative 4: Girls' Chorus 3: A Cappella 4: Choral Assembly: Spring Festival 4. Committees: Wel- come Dance 4. Clubs: Sports 3, 4, Dramatic 3: Pep 3: Future Teachers 4. Ambition: To go to college. knot. acted as Head M ajorette and C aptain, respectively. ALICE M. BURT Welcome late edition . . . easy going personality . . . that casual look. Entered from Ravena-Coex- tnans, Ravcna, New York, in Senior year. Honors: G l. Am- bition: To go into homemak- ing. I fl W ' v I V ll I , cg' il f if 1 lililli xi ' Nfllx, ....'1ii,ii-fi .fi Ui fi C fam' Fuck iiflcx J. , I 5 'r ,Gul YOL Wx ELLIOT C. BURTON A good sport . . . willing to help always . . . courteous . . . knows what he's talking about. Pixie. Honors: G l, 2, 3. Ac- tivities: Honor Society: Student Council l. Clubs: Spanish 3. Vice-President: Key 4. Ambi- tion: To go to college. midi GEORGE H. BUSCHER Investigates fun everywhere . . . invigorating good humor . . . easy to like. Clubs: Sports. Ambition: To go to college. JEAN A. BUTT A nicer girl would be hard to find . . . smile for all . . . attractive figure . . . watch that car! Jeannie Activities: Talent Assembly 3, 45 Choral Assem- bly 4: Student Loan Fund Show 3, 43 Spring Festival 4: Girls' Chorus. Committees: Prom 3: Play 43 Clubs: Pep 1, 2, 3: Bowling lg Sports 1, 2: Dra- matic 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. K 3011 BEVERLY M. CABLE Why wait for a reason to laugh? . . . infectious giggle . . . loves fun. Babs. Activities: Talent As- sembly: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Representative 4. Clubs: Sports 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. JACQUELINE A. CABOT Poised and attractive while cheering . . . on horseback . . . in any social group. jacky. Activities: Play Cast 32 Talent Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Loan Fund Show 2, 3, 4: H. R. Secretary l, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 4: Cheering Squad 3, 4: Choral Assembly 3, 4: Christmas Assembly 3, 4: Spring Concert 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 3: A Cappella Choir 4. Committees: Ring 3: Football Hop 3, 4: Dance 2: Welcome Dance 4: Talent Assembly Arr 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Pep 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4: Modern Dance 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Fu- ture Teachers 4. Ambition: To go to New Haven State Teach- ers' College. .:.. i ss? ' ,E ,, .. 3 f. ELLEN M. CAMERON A shy easy blusher . . . delicate humor . . . a mind of her own. Activities: Student Loan Fund Show 2: Talent Assembly 2: Band 2. Committees: Ways and Means 4. Clubs: Pep 1: Dra- matic 2: Dance 3. Ambition: To be a secretary. FRANCIS A. CANFIELD Reserved with strangers . . . relaxed with friends . . . serious in his ambition. Fran. Activities: Football 2, 3. Ambition: To become a me- chanical draftsman. November was vacation month with long weekends 0 . ELLEN D. CASEY Dependable . . . sincere quiet personality . . . lasting friend. Case Activities: Girls' Cho- rus. Clubs: Nurses 4. Ambition: To be a nurse. ., Jr fl . l i i gf- 9 i Dax il, Q qv f-V6 0140 girly 4 V , .M ' 'Q 0 Kyki' ,MMV UU Y figwxgl ,Nj A-LFA,0X 'X X N of QV BRUCE G. CHADWICKl , An international outlook in the extra-curricular . . . dead pan comedian. Moose Activities: Football 2: Track 1, 2: Student Council As- sembly 3: Play 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4: Talent Assembly 4. Commit- tees: Play 3. Clubs: Key 3, 4. Ambition: To be a pilot in the U. S. Air Force. EDITH A. CHAMBERLAIN Friendly and polite . . . music minded . . . reserved, quiet manner . . . studious. Edie, Honors: G 2, E 3. Ac- tivities: Girls' Chorus 2: A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Talent Assembly 1, 4: Cho- ral Assembly 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra Assembly 3, 4: Spring Con- cert 2, 3, 4: Christmas Assem- bly 3, 4: Honor Society Assem- bly 3, 4: Laurel Girls' State 3. Committees: Play Business, Cos- tume, Program 3. Clubs: Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Keyette 3, 4: French 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 4: Dramatic 2, 3, 4: -Pep 1, 3: Speech 4. Am- bition: To go to college. PV ANTHONY CHIPELLO Dark hair . . i easy going . . . a regular guy . . . always ready for fun. Chip. Activities: Football: Baseball. Committees: Student Council: A.A. Representative. Ambition: To join the Navy. A 'K X. i WV, w EARLA A. CLOSSON A true friend . . . efiicient . . . pleasant voiced . . . dependable. Honors: G 1, 2. Activities: Manager Girls' Basketball 3, 4. Committees: Keyette and Key Dance. Clubs: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology, Assistant Secretary 3, Keyette 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Funire Teachers 3, 4, Pep l, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 2. Ambi- tion: To be a high school his- tory teacher. GENE P. COAKLEY Shy . . . clever mind . . . un- complaining individual . . . content to be quiet. Honors: G 1, 3. Activities: Talent Assembly 1, 35 Key Club 33 Wetomhis Staff 3. Commit- tees: Dance 2, Wetomhis Dance 3. Ambition: To go to college. MARY M. COLE Conscientious . . . what needs to be done, shall be . . . quiet. Mike. Activities: Girls' Cho- rus 2g A.A. Representative 2: Play Costume 3. Committees: Play Business 4, Christmas As- sembly 4. Clubs: Keyette 45 Dramatic 1, 3, 4, Pep 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3. Ambition: To be a nurse. JAMES C. COLLINS Big man ...big grin . .. sports a favorite pastime . . . popular. jim. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: A.A. Representative I, 2, 3, 43 H.R. President 1, 2. Committees: Yearbook: Prom 3, Play 3. Clubs: Key 3, 45 Dramatic 3. Ambition: To play pro football. ' T ffl. 1, 1 1 Seniors top talent assembly career with la 't show. 'Ci ',t',,fj, L16 JI V I? MUCH! f'47U9t Cj62'?Qj Ny I K LOL 7 fi gd ,fig of ,-,O ,.fw?V7V LAI.. - ff A c-cf lfycmlvffi Zim 5 -fc'M ' cyfhca ADELE G. CONEYBEME Always gay . . . energy ov flows . . . coquette . . . serious only when necessary. Cuddly, Activities: Talent . sembly 2: Student Loan Fu Show 2, 3, Ways and Means. Committees: Ring 3: Prom 35. Play 4. Clubs: Dance 2, 3, 4 Dramatic 3. Ambition: To g to college. -' A ' 11 . T did .gf ,acc-if - - WU , , C f WWW Q-ce .wwf--fa! Miki' ff 1 'Tift-rztlf' f17'U f! !f Q1 L I Zcfetaf !,.y'5fL.1f 44' 07744 Z UXQHZ9 ,,.K04..4,Zrf X 7 Cceuflff HOLLY F. CONGDON Outgoing friend with pleasant smile . . . sharp clothes . . . warm heart. Holly. Activities: Talent As- sembly 25 Student Loan Fund Show 2, 3: H. R. Chairman 4. Committees: Talent 3, Play Business 4. Clubs: Dance 3, 4, Dramatic l. Ambition: To be a secretary. Wffcadirffflif L if gggy' il s fy ' LES A. cook igfyiaster of the quick retort . . . tailored look . . . debonaire manner. xl9 Charlie. Honors: G 2. Ac- at ti ities: Football 2, 3, A.A. pg fvlftpresentativeg H. R. President Student Loan Fund.Show l. lubs. Key 2, 3. Ambition. To 49 go to college. rf. Mlifir WILLIAM E. COOK nloys sports . . . art . . . music . . . dry comments on life. Cookey. Honors: G 1. Activi- ties: Talent Assembly 2, 43 Wetomhis Representative 2, 3: A.A. Repres ntativeg Cho l As sembl . mittees bi 'onz college Pxm Cl 1 -Y 1. Am- 4 f a4 SAM C. COOPER Good looking . . . happy-go- lucky . . . sporty dresser . . . liked by all. Tony. Activities: Boys' Cho- rus 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN A. CORMIER A serene nature . . . so sweet ...a true friend . .. hard worker. l Kathy. Honors: G l, 3. ,W tivities: Student Loan Show 2, 3. Committees: Year- book Pictute. Clubs: Modern Dance 2, 3, 4: Future Teach- ers 2, 3: Pep 1, 2: Dramatic .1 Ambition: To do clerical w A V ! I7 Lffyffi' JACQUELYN E. COULL Understanding friend . . . tal- ented in art and music . . . conscientious in both. Jackie Activities: Girls' Cho- rus 3, 4: Choral Assembly 3. 4: Christmas Assembly 3, 4: Spring Concert. Committees: Yearbook Art Staff. Clubs: Fu- ture Nurses 2: Future Teachers 4: Painting and Sketching. Am- bition: To enter New Haven State Teachers' College. BARBARA J. COWE Serene . . . artistic . . . serious minded . . . sincere. Bobbie Activities: Girls' Cho- rus 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 4: Christmas Assembly 2, 3, 4: Spring Concert 2, 3, 4: Choral Assembly 2, 3, 4. Committees: Play 4: Yearbook Art Staff 4. Ambition: To enter the field of industrial design. I I C lmrlze Potkay scores agam. Calypso muszc earned , .Lo-' 'J X bl? t Lv, ' , ,,.,,- V x if -E o wi J t ' of I y I ELLEN F. CROSBY V -U Subtle wit . . . excellent 1 'JVJS if i student . . . competent ,593 : -- .gay 7 A Q CHARLES E. CREAMER ,,,,,,,,P,,,,:,,,,:,,:,:,,,- V , Xing, Unassuming air . . . easy and Honors: G 1, E 2, 5. Amvi, 'W' V: Y I feadl' Smllg- 3- fond of ties: Honor Society: Wetomhis -fi V' .,. 1 wan ermg' 3, 4, Co-Elitor 4: H. R. Treas- so l li' i i Charlie Activities: Track 1, urer 3: P. Announcements 4. 2 ' , -V - 2: H. R. Treasurer 2: Ways and Committees: Talent 2: Dance f Means 3, 4: Play 4. Clubs: Dra- Co-Chairman 3: Wetomhis 3: ,, Q ' I matic 3. Ambition: To go to Picture 4: Play Program, Chair- Q', i , ,f , 5 college. man 3. Clubs: Girls' Sport' 1, J . A .lv A 21 Dramatic 3: Keyeie , '. 'ni - 'Nbb Ambition: To go e Uni- - - Qu yr' versity of Con 3 tfcur. X f' VXXW' YXIKJU fifth I Mx L- VAX , ' w . E am A wf l ef V iff: ' ' idk, ,L vw' - fx Q J iv' ,M U' li l Cobb X vs 9 1- 'i l X? ' Af' ' Ji Xxx f ,,l lx i ' wel' fi' 17 X. YN .? L -,V Ll,-ff! If WL 1' LHXU 1' iii, ' 171' lj ,M,vi'.bL5 K if use JW. iallrw -.i - .zmiiufl ERNEST CROCCO Never say die . . . pint size dynamite . . . tough in sports . . . courteous in school. Croc. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Council 4. Ambition: To go to college. JOSEPH J. CULLEN Always sincere . . . fun to be around . . . nonchalant. Honors: G l. Committees: Dance 2: Talent Assembly 1: Student Loan Fund Show l. Clubs: Hi-Y 1. Ambition: To go to college. 992- Z . 3 i l PATRICIA A. CUMMINGS Red-headed imp . . . with freckles so gay . . . nice to know. Entered from North Haven High in Senior year. Pat. Committees: Christmas Assem- bly: Banquet 4. Ambition: To be an engineering secretary. JOHN S. DA DDONA Always an optomist . . . out for the fun in life . . . a friend to all. Ambition: To go to college. KAREN L. DANIELS Neat dresser . . . quiet but sweet and polite . . . sincere. Kar. Honors: G 2. Activities: Talent Assembly 1: H. R. Sec- retary 1, Student Council lg Wetomhis 3: Wetomhis Assem- bly. Committees: Ring 55 Prom 3, Play 5, 4, Wetomhis Dance. Clubs: Pep 1, 2, 3, Dramatic 3. Ambition: To go to college. WILLIAM H. DeCELLE Partial to sports . . . ladies' man . . . six feet of fun. C-More. Activities: Track lg Cross Country 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus lg We- tomhis Representative. Commit- tees: Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To go to college. W! . X 5-' X R if Q e.. K X. 1 lf. over rom assembly - replaced Rock and Roll as musical BEVERLY A. DeELL Efficient . . . gift of gab . . . uncontrollable laugh . . . nice to know. Delia Blossom. Committees: Class Banquet. Ambition: To work in an office. u I A .I 4' Q I I I , . A ' ' 1 I f' ROBERT 1. DENNIS Good natured heckler . . . track man . . . hidden intelligence. Bob. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Bowling 3. Am- bition: To join the Navy. 32 Y'-it - g'!' . b F EVELYN B. DIGGS Dimples . . . always ready for work or fun . . . many friends . . . terrific personality. Evie. Activities: H. R. Treas- urer 2, 3: A.A. Representative 1. Committees: Picture, Year- book Staff. Clubs: Art 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 3. Ambition: To go to college. BARBARA A. DOELLING Short 'n sweet . . . warm per- sonality . . . a sincere and helpful friend. Bobbie, Honors: G 3. Activi- ties: Student Council 2, 3, 4: A.A. Alternate 3: Wetomhis Representative 4: Student Coun- cil Assembly 3, 4: Usherette, Faculty Play. Committees: Stu- dent Council Dance 3: Dance 33 Election 3, 45 Play Ticket 55 Yearbook Typing Staff. Clubs: Pep 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a medical secretary. ELIZABETH JANE DOOLING Friendly chatter . . . sparkling eyes . . . happy air . . . warm smile. Betty. Honors: G l, 2. Com- mittees: Dance 2: Caps and Gowns: Yearbook Typing Staff: Play Program 33 Play 4. Clubs: Dramatic l, 2, 3: Pep 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To be a secretary. RICHARD N. DOWNEY Hoopster hero and touchdown king . . . collegiate crewcut . . . eager sociability. Dick. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Committees: Ban- quet: Athletic Council. Ambi- tion: To go to college. 4 . I WILLIAM DOYLE Golf pro . . . give and take . . . practical joker. Bill, Activities: Golf l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Athletic Council 4. Clubs: Golf 1, 2, 3, Bowl- ing l. Ambition: To continue schooling. MARLENE J. DRIEND Tall grace . . . neat dresser . . . pleasing personality . . . fun to know. Mar. Honors: G 2. Activi- ties: Talent Assembly 2: We- tomhis Representative 2, 3. Committees: Prom 3: Talent Assembly 33 Yearbook Typing Staff. Clubs: Pep 1, 2. Ambi- tion: To be a secretary. fad. Magazine drive over the top. Mrs, McTl9ing '. h A K ., :..- f . 'L JOSEPH H. DUDDING Carefree comedian . . . popping with energy . . . amiable personality. ..Joe... BARBARA DUNKIN Serious minded . . . lover of fun . . . good student . . . good friend. Barb. Honors: G 2. Clubs: Sports 3, 4: Future Teachers 4. Ambition: To go to college. RAY B. EMMONS A real outdoor man . . . oh for the life of a hunter . . . outwardly shy. Ambition: To join the Navy. ROBERT A. ERNST Incessant kidder . . . boundless energy . . . likeable companion. Activities: Football 4g Track 3, 4: Student Loan Fund Show: Play 3: Christmas Assembly. Committees: Play 3. Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, 4: Key 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. '67 PM' 'tv V'-'Hr ,pi-s BYRON D. EVANS Muscles . . . a gentleman's gentleman . . . pleasant smile. Buddy. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council l: Band 2, 3, 4: Key Club As- sembly 2: A.A. Representative 2. Clubs: Key 2, 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To be a teacher. JOAN M. FALLER Ready and willing . . . conscientious and pleasant . . . sweet kid. Joanie. Honors: G 1. Activi- ties: Christmas Assembly 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 3, 4. Committees: Banquet 4. Clubs: Art l, 2. Ambition: To be a secretary. Panther. PAUL J. FANDRELLA Avid sports fan . . . happy guy . . . never speechless. Paul Ambition: To join the U, S. Navy. DANIEL FERCHAU Handy Lb-I 'Uw- stawed Lcmdcastle and H czrris, and featured, revolving . s 1, DONALD L. FOGLER A sailor's life for me . . . gone hshing . . . outdoorsman . . . loves cars. Ambition: To join the U. S. Army. D. LORAINE FOSTER Many friends although a new entrant . . . pleasant . . . neat dresser. Entered from Senior High School, Owensbury, Kentucky, in Senior year. Activities: jr. Red Cross Representative 4. Committees: Cap and Gown 4. Clubs: Future Nurses 4. Am- bition: To be a nurse. ,w.: X ,A 'X XJ .gg 2 'L' 1 .Q 1 A as I m BARBARA J. FRANKLIN Tiny and sweet . . . warming smile . . . sparkling laughter. Barb. Activities: Talent As- sembly l, 2. 3, 4: Student Loan Fund Show 1, 3, 4: Christmas Assembly 4: Choral Assembly 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Play Cast 3: H. R. President 1: Dance Club Concert 4: A.A. Repre- sentative 3. Committees: Talent Assembly Script 2, 3. Clubs: Pep l, 2, 3, 4: French 3, 4: Nursing 2, 3: Dance 4: Dra- matic 1, 2, 3, 4: Sports l, 2. Ambition: To go to college. SHEILA A. FRENCH Competent actress . . . con- scientious student . . . gay and charming companion. Frenchie, Honors: E l, 2, 3. Activities: Honor Society 3, 4: Graduation Usherette 3: Play Cast l, 3, 4: Student Loan Fund Show 3: Talent Assembly 1: Cheering Squad Manager 3. Committees: Picture 4. Clubs: Dance 2, 3, 4: Dramatic l, 2, 3, 4: Keyettes 3, 4: Speech 4: Pep 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To go to college. ELIZABETH M. FUSCO Queen of the comics . . . gay character . . . a sweetheart. Libby. Activities: Student Council 1, 2: Talent Assembly l, 4. Committees: Ring 53 Tal- ent Assembly 2: Ways and Means 3: Play 4: H. R. Secre- tary 1, 2, 5. Clubs: Dramatic 2: Pep 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To be a secretary. EDITH E. GAITO Companionable . . . ceaseless patter . . . always ready for laughs. Edie, Honors: G 2. Activi- ties: Talent Assembly 1, 2, 5, 4: Student Loan Fund Show 1, 3, Wetomhis Staff 3, 45 H. R. Treasurer 3: Wetomhis Assembly 3, 4. Committees: Play, Make-up 35 Ways and Means 4: Wetomhis Dance 3. 4. Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. EAW? 'lllli ' li ' M,-351.1--frszjtf . H . . .. A s V JANE M. GALINIS Cheery humorist . . . disarming wit . . . kind friendliness. Entered from Danbury High School, Danbury, Connecticut, in Senior year. Ambition: To join the military service. Mig' VQQEANK J. GEOGHEGAN yt Off to the hunt . . . angular frame . . . natural wit. Francis Activities: A.A. Rep- resentative 1. Clubs: German 4. Ambition: To go to college. stage: was huge success. Senior pictures turned iw X.. NANCY A. GIARD Tops in personality . . . leads the twirlers . . . can't be beat . . . liked by all. Nance. Activities: Yearbook Staff: Baton Squad 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4: Student Council 29 Tal- ent Assembly l, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Loan Fund Show l, 2: Faculty Play Usherette 2: Grad- uation Usherette 3: A.A. As- sembly 4. Committees: Dance 2, 3. Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3: Pep l. Ambition: To be a high school teacher. MAMM4 , PATRICK E. GRAHAM 0 ,. oth scholar and athlete . . . ' quietly friendly . . . a girl's gh' 466054 idol . . . football hero. J Entered from Bloomsburg High A.M,.Hjh School, Pennsylvania in Sopho- j more year. Otto. Honors: . . E lg G 3. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, A.A. Assembly 4: H. R. President 4: Boys' State 3: Talent Assembly 4: Prom King 5. Committees: Prom 3, 4: Ring 3. Clubs: Key 3, 4, Vice-President 4. Ambition: To go to college. PATRICIA A. GRIFFIN Cheers school on . . . many friends . . . a happy smile at every greeting. Pat, Activities: Student Loan Fund Show: Talent Assembly 2: Play Cast 35 Cheering Squad 3, 4. Committees: Dance 23 Student Loan Fund Art 2: Play Business 4. Clubs: Dance 2, 3, 4: Pep 3, 4: Dramatic 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. 'X U 4- ' C Ap' eg AL A . L pa ' fo . vgfas--ja. ' . . . al 'X un o r Pe emorial i ol ew York in m r. ' lex. Hon- . ct'vities: Bask ball g 9 , xg om- ITIIITC OID - ' ' U C- sentafive. Ambit' v own a Carvel store. i J t gt' t . ,ig H . . is v is AMY-JEAN HAMILTON Tiny and sweet . . . but devilish underneath . . . with a twinkle in her eye. Amy. RICHARD J. HARCHERIK Easy going . . . basketball ability . . . mischief maker . . . snappy comeback. Dick. Activities: Basketball l, 2: Baseball 1, 3, 4: H. R. Presi- dent 3. Committees: Ways and Means. Ambition: To play pro- fessional baseball. DAVID W. HARRIS Does any job well . . . depend- able as the rock of Gibralter . . . a permanent blush. Dave. Activities: Key Club Assembly 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: A Cappella Choir: Student Council Assembly: A.A. Repre- sentative l, 2: Play 4. Commit- tees: Prom Decoration 35 Key- Keyette Dance 3. Clubs: Key: Hi-Y. Ambition: To go to col- lege. ROBERT B. HASSELMAN Believes in being seen not heard . . . gentlemanly manners . . . King Pin Auto Club Member. Bob. Ambition: To join the U. S. Air Force. 3:2 F . V Q' , - we . .rf ,X 1 T A 52.5, g . -. y 'E gig? lg . 1 fiefiii. f?f-1v,- . : ' ' -sf .-LQ h 'Ur 3 A . :' 'Pg ,131-1' . q gm, i , v ' -'AL' j ' out to be best ever. C bristmas Assembly, preserzted . f 1 g' - ' 3 .' MARGARET J. HAVILAND Vivacious Miss . . . carefree laughter punctuates her every sentence. Pcggy. Activities: Student Council 1: Talent Assembly 2: Student Loan Fund Show Z. Committees: Play 4. Clubs: Dramatic l, 2: Pep l, 2: Sports 1: Dance 2. Ambition: To go to college. KENNETH B. HAWKINS One of the starting five . . . tall and terrific . . . friend to all . . . notice his smile. Hawk-eye. Honors: G lg Per- ,ybvdyt fect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4. Ac- -, lx tivities: Prom Co-Chairman 35NJ-MP4-V Treasurer Boys' State 3: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 2 3. 4. A.A 4: Baseball 1, , . Representative 1, 2, 3, 4. Com- If mittees: Prom 3: Student Loan A Fund 3. Clubs: Key 3, 4: Hi-Y 1. Ambition: To be an archi- tectural engineer or physical! education teacher. X3 Wi-lli M W6 .1 K -.xl .1 A if O x JVJV MARY A. HEALEY Dotes on sports . . . never silent for long . . . a demon for fun. Activities: Talent Assembly 3: Christmas Assembly 4. Clubs: Sports 3, 4. Ambition: To go to business school. NORMA A. HELWIG A laugh of her own . . . our de- lightful chatterbox . . . fun loving and fancy free. Norm. Honors: G 3. Activi- ties: Talent Assembly 3, 4. Committees: Wetomhis Repre- sentative 4. Clubs: Pep 4: Dra- matic 3: Sports 1. Ambition: To be a private secretary. W N' Ma ' Q-swf ANN L. HILL Enthusiastic talker . . . clear and precise thoughts . . . jet black hair . . . l'm with you. Honors: G l, 2, Activities: Stu- dent Council lg Talent Assem- bly lg Student Loan Fund Show. Committees: Yearbook Staff, Typing 4. Clubs: Dra- matic l, lg Pep l, Z. Ambi- tion: To become a secretary. MICHAEL F. HOBEN ik' If A smile with a hidden meaning , X 7141! . . . time for track . . . quiet, but not really. Mike Perfect Attendance 3, 4. Activities: Track 2, 5, 4: cl Bowling 43 Talent Assembly 4: Play 4. Committees: Picture. Clubs: Key Club 3, 4: German 4, Organizer. Ambition: To go into some branch of science. f. 1 0 ., X X V 1 if i f ,lv I' :U FRANK E. HOKUNSON Quiet? look again! . . . many his friends, few his foes . . . always in the know. Porky, Honors: G 1. Activi- ties: Football 2, Committees: Library Assembly lg Talent As- sembly 4. Clubs: Projectionist I, 2, 3. Ambition: To go to college. RAYMOND J. HOLLWORTH Track enthusiast . . . never still for a moment . . . many friends . . . happy-go-lucky. Ray. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 Athletic Council: Swimming 3. Ambi- tion: To go to the University of Connecticut. +0 Ci EDO? l..f4.lf2d':F,g: r hddj V b W PDR M in tableau 01'm,left students' hearts filled witlfgaa 1 5,,1r ELLEN J. HOLST Cute little blonde . . . friendly in every way . . . sparkling with laughter. EL Activities: Talent Assem- bly lg Choral Assembly: Spring Concert. Committees: Welcome Dance 4: Play 4. Clubs: Pep 1, 2. Ambition: To go to col- lege. BARBARA J. HOLVECK Giggles and gaiety . . . a symbol of friendship . . . congeniality. Barb Honors: G 1. Activi- ties: Girls' Chorus: Christmas Assembly 2, 3, 4: Choral As- sembly 2, 3, 4: Choral Concert 2, 3, 4. Committeesc' Picture 4: Rinifl 3C Ways and Means 3. Clubs: Dramatic 2, 33 Golf 5: Pep l, 2: Sports 2. Ambition: To go to college. CAROL I. HOPKINS Likeable . . . expressive eyes . . . happy disposition. Re-entered from Roger Ludlow, Fairfield, Connecticut in junior year. Activities: Girls' Chorus 4. LILLIAN M. HOWE Giddy and gay . . . a good time all the time . . . fashionably adept. Lyl. Activities: Student Coun- cil I, 2: A.A. Representative lg Talent Assembly 3: Wetomhis Representative lg Faculty Play Usherette. Committees: Dance 2, Play Business 4. Clubs: Dra- matic 3, 4. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. PK is ll M OLK +47-fifI'2?ifV1v'S, , 114 RUTH A. HOWELL Sports a diamond . . . always helpful . . . fashion conscious. I Activities: Talent Assembly 2, 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: f Ways and Means 3: Student ' Loan Fund Show 2: Christmas Assembly 2, 3, 4: Choral As- : sembly 2, 3, 4: Spring Con- cert 2, 3, 4: All-State Chorus. - Clubs: Future Nurses 2: Future Homemakers 2. Ambition: To be a successful bank executive. I 3--. i., M VINCENT O. INGRAHAM Specs . . . will soon be polish- ing brass. . . willing worker. Vinny. Ambition: To ioin the Navy. RICHARD W. JACKSON A real sports enthusiast . . . a good combination of a gentle- man and a scholar. 'Dick. Activities: Basketball Manager 2, 3. Clubs: Chess 2. Ambition: To play professional baseball. GERALDINE A. JACOBSON Has a gift of gab . . . sweetness and friendliness personified , . . happy disposition. Gerry. Committees: Student Council l, 2. Ambition: To be a beautician. fr' fri' faf 422' the true meaning 0 f C bristvn-ns. M any received MARGARETTA E. I JEFFRIES Infectious laughter . . . never a ' dull moment . . , loves sports. V Maggi. Activities: Student V A Council l, 2: Talent Assembly f l: Student Loan Fund Show l. - ' A 'Y Committees: Yearbook Picture. Y, .f A Clubs: Future Nurses 2, 3: fi. Dramatic l, 2: Sports l, 2. Am- - - hition: To go to college. I F51 32 v is I ' I 5 .Ml .jan . H. THOMAS JiaN:sisN X UNH Conservativelthinker . . .qufdtiy friendlyl, . . intelligent boy .Why QLVLL 'Hafrvlfhe hgtse-fi ' ,A : I ,Q .,l,f,, H5rfy. 'Agfivlziesf Fgpfbaii 12. ' ' RT 3. 4: Track -1-4'aZ,'J3,,fi. Clu.hs9.,,y urn-4.1. Key 2: 3, 4. Ambiti9A't1ffo'eh H ter. thexield of science. , I EVELYN S. JONES Will become an ablelittle office gal . . . reserved . . . cute giggle. Sis. Honors: G l, 2, 3. Ac- tivities: A.A. Representative 2. Committees: Play Business 3. Clubs: Dramatic 3. Ambition: To work in an office. FRANK J. JORDAN, JR. Artistically inclined . . . mad scientist . . . My kingdom for a spider. Tanker. Activities: H. R. President 2: Prom 3: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 5, 4: Play Cast 4: Christmas Assembly 2, 3, 4: All-Stare Choir 4: Talent As- sembly 1, 2, 3, 4: Loan Fund Show l, 2. 4: Choir l: Choral Assembly l, 2, 3, 4: A.A. Rep- resentative 1: Play Business 3: Yearbook Art. Committees: Prom Art 3. Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4: Biology 3: Art 3: Pep 4: Physics 3. Ambition: To go to college. ROBERT F. JORDAN A genius with a brush or pen . . .original id as . . . keen miril. Twinny. Activities: A Cap- pella 2, 3, 4, Play 33 Christmas Assembly 2, 3, 43 All-State Chorus 43 Talent Show l, 2, 3, 43 Loan Fund Show l, 23 Choir lg Choral Assembly 2, 3, 43 Student Council Representative 13 Spring Music Festival 2, 3. 4. Committees: Play Cast 33 Business 43 Yearbook Art: Dance 23 Prom Art 3. Clubs: Dramatic l, 2, 33 Biology 3: Art 33 Physics 33 Pep 4. Ambi- tion: To go to college. CHARLENE A. JOY Pint sized pixie . . . giggles and gaiety . . . happy, content . . . known for her friendliness. Schatzie. Activities: Wetom- his 3, 43 Subscription Manager 43 H. R. Treasurer 23 Talent Assembly 2, 3, 43 Wetomhis Assembly 3, 43 Play Student 33 Future Teachers, Director Treasurer 33 Student Loan 3. Committees: Yearbook 43 Dance Co-Chairman 33 Wetomhis Dance 3, 4. Clubs: Dramatic l, 2, 3, 43 PCPQ Future Teachers 2, 33 Dance 4. Ambition: To go to college. J aa ,'- ' '51-5 i .lf t x-s X 3 1 1 JEAN P. KAHL Quiet and unassuming . . . i - nilied manner . . . conserva- tive manners. Committees: H. R. Treasurer 3. Clubs: Pep 1, 23 Future Home- makers l, 2, 3. Ambition: To be a dental assistant. DALE W. KARL His silence is misleading . . . loves to doodle . . . tall and thin , . . curly hair. Clubs: Biology. Ambition: To go into business. FRANCES E. JOYCE Excels in courtesy and friendli ness . . . pleasant to be with. Frannie, Activities: A.A. Rep resentative 2, 3. Committees: Dance 2. Clubs: Future Home- makers 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. JEAN M. JUDGE Well groomed . . . fashion is her pattern . . . fun to be with. Activities: Talent Assembly 1, 2, 4. Clubs: Pep l, 2. Ambi- tion: To be a secretary. T212 :Nw ia iw ,. ..,, s ..... ,.s,,.. , ww--at r . -t. gin, wg... 'ktzrmxt . :,fi-:wry ...1Si:.-' v..m.... - , .5-.W ,s.. nn.. zts- luggage for C loristmas. C lotbeswise - sloetlrmds and d g RONALD W. KAHL Wish we could have known him longer . . . contented gentleman . . . debonaire ways. Entered from West Haven High School in Senior year. Ron- nie. Honors: G l, 2. Ambi- tion: To go to college. JOHN L. KATRICK Dotes on basketball . . . coop- erative, friendly and sincere . . . never say Die. Troll. Activities: Football lg Basketball l, 2, 3. Committees: Prom 3. 5- Y' ls H . . . s. . fvf,N a1' . 5, E 'e Q K ,r fs: X 'tk , ai .,-, I -.fu wi N.. . , .QW N- .- ,,. ., , Y v.,,5,3.kw ,, arf Q' 6 A CATHLINE M. KELLY Quiet but energetic . . . fun to be with . . . always a good word. Clubs: Sports l, 2, 3. Ambi- tion: To be a nurse. PATRICK W. KELLY Carefree fellow . . . sportsman . . . sparkling Irish eyes. Kell Activities: Boys' Cho- rus 2, 3, 4: Choral Assembly 2, 3, 4. Committees: Picture. Am- bition: To go to college. WAYNE J. KELLY Leads a carefree life . . . enjoys a good time . . . good Irish humor. Entered from Notre Dame, West Haven, Connecticut, in Senior year. Kell. Ambition: To join the United States Navy. FREDERICK H. KELSEY Everybody's friend . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . dependable. Ricky. Committees: Ring 3. Ambition: To join the U. S. Air Force. T1---' lambs wool crewnecksg everything I vy League: capezio SALLY ANN KING Smiles all the day long . . . serious only when necessary . . . a welcome addition to any crowd. Sky. Honors: G 2. Activi- ties: A.A. Representative 1: H. R. Vice-President 2: Talent Assembly l, 2, 3, 4: Choral Assembly 4: Student Loan Fund Show l, 3, 4: Dance Club Con- cert: Christmas Assembly 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 3, 4. Committees: Prom 4: Talent Assembly 2. Clubs: Sports I, 2: Dramatic l, 3: Dance 4: French 3, 4: Golf 3: Pep 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To go to college. JOYCE M. KITTREDGE Bubbling personality . . . a wide circle of friends . . . depend- able and true. Kitfy. Activities: Wettimhis 3, 4, Circulation Manager 4: H. R. Treasurer 2: Talent As- sembly l: Student Loan 3: We- tomhis Assembly 3, 4: Band l. Committees: Dance 2: Wetom- his Dance 3: Play Make-up 3, 4. Clubs: Dance 3, 4: Dramatic 1, 2, 3: French 3: Pep 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To go to college. I 'h ALICE M. KLAGES Quiet as a churchmouse . . . friendly . . . likes to please. Al. Activities: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Library 3, 4. PATRICIA A. KLEIN Miss Tap Toe . . . good sense of humor . . . friendly and fun loving. Pat. Activities: Christmas As- sembly 2, 3, 4: Wetomhis Rep- resentative 1: A.A. Representa- tive 3: H. R. Secretary 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Wetomhis 3, 4: Tal- ent Assembly 2, 3: Student Loan Fund Show 3: Choral Assembly 2, 3, 4: Wetomhis Assembly 3, 4: Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. Committees: Dance 2: Talent, Art 3, 4, Script 3, 4: Play Business 3, Reading 4: Class Night and Banquet. Clubs: Pep 1, 2, 3: Dramatic 1, 3: Dance 3: Sports l. Ambition: To go to college. DAVID KLEINSCHMITT Plays a mean trombone . . . music is his pastime . . . quiet and unassuming. Dave. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To retire young enough to enjoy my hobbies. 1 .L I 3, L4 at , W A .g'KLE Qu us ' ev. 5 g-- it s: P m ' Ca f 'G Go 1 '-tion To o to colle .,1.!?g- :W iw DOLORES M. KOSA Weekends at Yale . . . th-inks twice, talks once . . . always calm. Dolor. Activities: H. R. Sec- retary- 2, Treasurer 3. Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3: Future Nurses 2, 3, 4: Pep 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To go to nursing school. MITCHELL R. KOT Leader of our class . . . idol of the girls . . . blushes easily . . . dependable. Mickey, Activities: Class Pres- ident 4: Boys' State 3: Basket- ball I, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Grad- uation Usher 3: A.A. Repre- sentative: H. R. President 1, 2, 3. Committees: Picture 4: Ways and Means 3. Clubs: Key, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Debating 3: Speech 4. Ambition: To graduate from West Point. Jw, shoes: the sbeatlo look. Outstanding football season .9050-rf-I Int?-,440 50.4 In-Z .J 1.-I W- ELAINE K. KUSAKO Nearly attired from head to toe keyed to the piano . . . oise and personality. s: G l, 2, 3: Activities: Cheering Squad 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4: Talent Assembly 1, 2, 4: Student Loan Fund Show 2: ' ry Assembly 1, 2: Choir l. Committees: Yearbook Picture. Clubs: Photography 1, Presi- dent: Keyette 4: French 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3: Golf 3: Pep 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To study music. ROBERT G. LADAMUS Loves Latin . . . quiet? No! . , . expert on Virgil . . . dis- tinctive glasses. Bob. Activities: Play, Stage 4. Clubs: Proiectioriist 3, 4. Am- bition: To go to college. MARGOT A. LANDCASTLE Miss Sophistication . . . bur- nished copper hair . . . charm- ingly aloof . . . good actress. Honors: G 1, 2, 3. Activities: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Tal- ent Assembly l, 2, 3, 4: Play Cast 1, 3, 4: Christmas Assem- bly 3, 4: Student Loan Fund Show 2, 3: Choral Assembly 3, 4: Wetomhis Representative 2, 3: Honor Society Assembly 4: Spring Concert 3, 4: Dance Concert 4. Committees: Ring: Dance 4: Talent Script 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Dance 2, 3, 4: Costume 3, 4: French 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Pep 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. DENIS A. LAPE Bowling ace . . . Mr. Producer ...tall and lanky . .. agreeable to all. Honors: G l, 2. Activities: Tal- ent Shows l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Student Loan Fund Shows l, 2. Committees: Talent 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: French 3, 4, President 4. Ambition: To go to college. ra, li in-v' . ' . A EX , 3.2. ' t K ...tit -,ggziai ' ff., -.::.:,:.5:. 'viiii' 131-I-L A l .zeefigzaw mm., '. , 'gg:..-5,:,.g4 ' 'VIEW' ' ' f. : . .i-z.:.-- z-f'.,- - ' ' . , . w. . Y. 11 . Q' 0' x:::: ' : :ri -. ,,.--an hm-XT. -'.'.'.'.x X J ,vi 'a' .Hifi ,.,......, . , 1 --3,.+g,'.-, 0, - 3 -5- ' : fre. f--rife! .. ,Q 'Lib' . 45335 5' ,, .. - .'.',',-- ,xnguv . . 1, Y.. 'i .'-, -. 75.5. -ggi- nv: -L J?'5.l,. ...- Q 4 -f'Jj! 5.51.41 uw gg ' : .4 213. .. YS -f'- 125. A OHL ' 13,3 -7.-4-wr ,q,rg:.u.,cr-, xlrllv' T-l 'S Yt'l9S'f .fad THE 'C-D A R51-lc. -fcifvlyri lllce ,Tec F LJLK 'TO C12 17 1-env' cj. c 7- QC V., v A Joi-IN L. LARAWAYL P Friendly chap . . . Bridgeport boy . , . horn-rimmed glasses . . . ironic philosophy. Ambition: To go to college. ROBERT W. LEE Small, but large on efficiency . . . help behind the scenes ...no bows . . . quiet. Bob. Activities: Play, Stage 3, 4, Clubs: Key 3, 4: Projec- tionist. Ambition: To go to col- lege. 7 3 ,, L L RPAUL E. LePAGE Appealing chuckle . . . enjoys living . . . cool headed . . . active in many areas. Lopidge. Activities: Chorus 1: Spring Concert 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Student Loan Fund Show 2: Christmas Assembly 2, 3, 4: Library As- sembly 1: Choral Assembly 2, 3, 4. Committees: Prom 3, 4: Talent 4. BERNARD J. LICKTEIG Casual unconcern . . . adventur- ous spirit . . . unworried nature. Bernie Activities: Band. Committees: Dance 3. Clubs: Biol0I-ZYS Projectionist. Ambi- tion: To join the U. S. Air Force. fa , 99 3, - 4 ' z ,. L QL. js fi ll if .6 Q f ' 1 , 1' despite injuries to key players. Hearts broken as JOHN R. LINSLEY Part of a duet . . . good brain in his head . . . dark curly hair . . . unobtrusive manner. Robert. Honors: G 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To be a mathema- tician. NORMA J. LINTON , X Q Chatterbox . . . popping with , pep . . . neat appearance . . . 'A 'V . ' watch those dimples! -- Entered from Southwest High Ah ml School, St. Louis, Mo. in Sopho- 'fkg' 'fu Q more year. Norm. Honors: G l, 2. Activities: Council 3, 4: Wettmmhis 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4: A Cappella 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Studentuiug Loan Fund Show 2, 3: Assemf. ies Talent 2 3 4 Choral 20 l 4: Christmas 2, 4: Play Produc-Nb tion 3, Cast 4. Committees' RA... Slwfl Dance 2' Yearbook' Talent Script 2, 3 4, Prom 3. Clubs Dramatic 2, 3, Spanish 3 Pres :dent Dance 2 3 Pep 2 3 4 Photography 2, 3: Keyettes 3 4' Future Teachers 4. Ambi YNNAYUUI' XA lbs-4 Bdsm -C-on LS mai H' 639' lo-41855507 544-4- '-M 5-1 ,: , , . SL-vs 'S S191 I. V 'ik V 4,-wh, ix... f - su. 5591 N-'ll-ki-5 PATRICIA A. LONDON Carefree life . . . long tresses . . .always moving . . . untroubled arrimde. Pat. Activities: Usherette 3: Student Loan Fund Show 2, 3. Assemblies: Talent l, 3, 4. Committees: Class Night and Banquet. Clubs: Dance 2, 3, 4: Dramatic 3: Pep 2, 3, 4. Am- bition: To go to college. JUDITH E. LUNDE Pleasantly untalkative . . . sincere qualities . . . deceptively quiet. Judy, Committees: Dance 2. Clubs: Girls' Sports 2, 3: Pep , 2, 3. Ambition: To be a secretary. l 2 1 , Y n -' , , . , '13, ,- ' ' : L 1 1 . .4 . , Q . I si f x c s Q if 5' 4 ' ix! f' fz..- . ' - 3931 : ' 1 A -'., Q, i ' , F e lHd.mi4rl CRAIG H. MacAULAY Snappy personality . . . terrific dancer . . . no monkey business . . . he knows it! Activities: A.A. Representative 1. Committees: Dance 35 Prom 5. Clubs: Dramatic 2. Ambi- tion: To be an engineer. iff! glffl1.3..::iQ.fli'i- 'ntere g fac J in to l onc :iw frie er. J 'Dav ' s: y. o l M TM .W fc VME ifvlc M' JC oll PAUL S. MAIN Last name and home state the same . . . immune to girls . . . big words. Entered from Crystal, Maine in Senior year. Ambition: To live in Maine. R. TERESA MARINO Slow mover . . . Is everybody happy? . . . she'll always cooperate. Terry. Clubs: Pep 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a nurse. N orth Pamders edge Indians in bard fought Turkey Day 'W .1 X! -.,,r .N 1 if K 1 i DONNA K. MARSH Cute twin . . . flaming red hair ...likestogab... happy gal. Activities: Girls' Chorus: H. R. Treasurer 2: Red Cross. Clubs: Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4: Biology lg Sports 5. Ambition: To be a nurse. RUTH E. MARSH The quiet twin . . . hair to match her sister's . . . steady and ready . . . sweet. Copperhead. Activities: Girls' Chorus: Red Cross. Clubs: Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Vice- PFCSMGHI 33 Sports: Biology Club 1. Ambition: To be a nurse. A 43 Y . rv w w X . X K . 5' 4 ing.. E,,..!.f.5gx vt W. . at al.-3 - . S S? sf 5. W-Wa p :-me A lf' 1 'L ' ' fff:'j ...f.ig.. i V . --Y V f . .:..- .. . --- -ir W .. V 9 AUDREY A. MASON Talent overflowing . . . dancer . . . popularity plus . . . sophisticated voice. Entered from Paul D. Schriber High School in Sophomore year. Audie Activities: Play Cast 3, 43 Student Loan Fund Show. Committees: Prom 4: Christmas Assembly. Clubs: Dance 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. JUDITH E. MCAFEE Blithe spirit . . . friendly chatter . . . natural wit . . . good companion. judy. Activities: Girls' Cho- rus 4. Ambition: To be a nurse. s wf nrt., V I Mg fri: 'X R ii fj . ' ' P 'Vs 2 , . DOUGLAS E. MCBRIEN Athletic enthusiasm . . . punc- tuality . . . refreshing laugh , . . methodical methods. Committees: Talent Assembly 4. Ambition: To join the Navy. SERENA A. MCKENNA Versatile miss . . . at home on dance floor . . . the stage . . . or helping out on any activity. Sam. Activities: Talent As- sembly l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2, Christmas Assembly 2, 3, 43 Student Loan Fund Show 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheering Squad 3: Play Cast 1, 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Class Secretary 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3: Choral Assembly 2, 3, 4: Spring Concert 2, 3, 4: Dance Concert 4. Committees: Ring 33 Dance 25 Prom 33 Tal- ent Assembly 2, 3, 4: Football Hop 3: Play Reading 4. Clubs: Dance 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Secretary 3: Pep l, 2, 31 Dra- matic l, 2, 3, 41 Sports l. Am- bition: To maior in dance in college. KATHERINE F. MCKEON Fashion plate . . . charming and sensible companion . . . devilish smile. Kathie, Committees: Christ- mas Assembly 4. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. SHARON L. MCKIERNAN Animated talker . . . original ideas . . . determined worker . . . appreciates fun. Activities: Girls' Chorus 4: Wetomhis Staff 3: Choral As- sembly 4, Christmas Assembly 4: Choral Concert 4: Wetomhis Representative 4, Talent As- sembly Zg Wetomhis Assembly 3. Committees: Play 33 Ways and Means 4: Wetomhis Dance 3: Dance 2. Clubs: Pep l, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish 2. Ambition: To go to college. C14 ' '5' gw - - 3 X X . If AV., 7 . Wee Q F battle. joy Stoviak reigned as Queen 0 f the Football -Q p L N N in .glflgv wtf 31- gsm' x 'ft- ,s,3L,l 'v 3- .1'Yk' ab-. ,,1f,:.-I f ' ., RICHARD G. MCMANUS Weekends on the ski-slope . . . unperturbed exterior . . . passion for cars. Entered from Rutland High School, Rutland, Vermont, in Sophomore year. Rip. Clubs: Chess 3. 4. Ambition: To be on the Olympic Ski Team. LEONARD C. MICHELSON Good listener . . . subtle humor . . . modest. Len. Ambition: To study en- gineering. NX ANZ! V . . .5 K A l 1, .- ' . NQMARILYN J. MILLER jj' tr . THOMAS H, MEAD 5 .P U Giggling gal . . . fun to be Gay attitude toward life . . . QEA, i ' Q :':f l Q 6 ,nigh ' ' ' Llnpfedluable' Pleasant . . . cordial. , QX ggtlvlfleii Gals 4ClET:LlS 43 Entered from Ballston Spa High A W, Om Ssefn V 3 .mtmas School, Ballston Spa, New gssembly vlglay Builrgsiss 3' York. in Sophomore year. F C?rEn? lgeeS'l ZW? agf Deans' Tamb Ambition: To ioin the ' 5255 .U S- W4 i ' 4 'am' U. S. Air Force i tic LIE, 3, . Ambition. To go xst co ege. 44 . sgxypp LL s I .-4-J 4 . . g:.iisf.. , . . 5 O YN ZW K-Ron MARILYNN R. Merry blue eyes . F. ' 1 of the Senior c asfrxllkp - qbQ?bC'S 1. Activities: Play Cast 1g,,Cheer-, ing Squad 3, 4: TalentlWsisel'n- bly 1, 2: H. R. Treasurer 1, 2. Committees: Dance Z' Football I y xQ.XX ik 'X X: .J Hop 2, Clubs: Pep 1, ll, 31 OST X SoCQC'S matic 2, 3. Ambition: To go to college. sw -AXX Q0 ANTHONY M. MIRMINA Polite . . . ardent sports fan . . . a natural manner. Tony. Activities: Baseball 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. ' N . 'W ' f, 1 fl,- 0-.natasha .Lung-d Vlilri-X.znfX ds N- o ojsvibcb.. 9 5 5 f s 1 4 JOSEPH M. MOGER Deep thinker . . . man about town . . . reliable. Joe. Ambition: To enter military service. JUDITH M. MONAR Pleasing smile . . . regular kid . . . nice to be with. Judy. Honors: G 3. Activi- ties: Dramatic Assembly 1. Clubs: Pep 1. Ambition: To go to college. egzfleadevgybad rotating captains - led teams t 7 j Dj J D A. MONTANO dresser . . . red convert- ' I . . active mind. I? 6 E ed from Saint Mary's High ool New Haven, Connecti- cut in Sophomore year. judy. Honors: E 1 G 2, 3. Activi- ties: Assembly 2, 5: Student Loan Fund Show: H. R. Secre- tary 2. Committees: Ways and I ffyvilj W 1 4, .fit , , 5 J ffaf 4,3 VM' 'JL' J aff 1 1- 4 f -wa .WU , up iff XJZ7 Mft, 4 g ,Ky Wt bl if. 9' N L J if A 'FP My W V 2 . T C' fi if: A 6 1- l ft L if I! . aw L 7 ff A ',, . W fy is f A x X 1 sl Means 35 Play Business 4: Play Costume 3. Clubs: Pep 2, 3: French 3, 4: Dance Z, 3, 4: Dra- matic 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. MARY E. MORAN Friendly way . . . warm and chatty . . . blonde and bouncy. Mare Activities: A.A. Rep- resentative 4g Wetomhis 3: Stu- dent Council Alternate 5: Year- book Staff. Clubs: Sports 2. 3, 4. Ambition: To be a nurse. NORMA J. MORANN Talented singer . . . aloof . . . mature beyond her years. Nor. Activities: Student Council Representative 3, 4: All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4. Stu- dent Council Social. Ambition: To become a minister. JOAN M. MORIN Bright smile . . . easy going . . . quiet manner. Activities: H. R. Secretary 3, Treasurer 4. Committees: Ways and Means 4: Student Council 1. Clubs: Sports 2: Wetomhis Z.. Ambition: To be a beauti- Clan. 5' N- A :t,, 1 if 1 A-: . :ig 1 its fl! 'G' ' . Q TM'-4. JOYCE D. MOWER Quiet way . . . a friend worth knowing . . . swell kid. Activities: Girls' Chorus 4. Committees: Yearbook. Clubs: Dramatic 3: Pep 1. Ambition: To go to college, DONALD L. NABER Unpredictable . . . reserved . . . happy guy. Samson. Activities: Talent Assembly 4: A.A. Representa- tive 1. Committees: Picture 5, 4. Clubs: French 2, 3: Photog- raphy Zg Chess 2: Art 3: Dra- matic 2. Ambition: To be a business executive. LESLIE-ANN NAGEL Sweet expression . . . gift of gab . . . ready for fun. Honors: G Z. Activities: Bas- ketball 2. 3. Clubs: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to col- lege. JANICE K. NESCHKE Mischievous . . . pleasant expression . . . neat and sweet. 1an. Activities: Cheering Squad 4: Wetomhis Representa- tive 2: Red Cross Representa- tive 4g H. R. President 1: Li- brary Assembly lg Pep Assem- bly 4. Committees: Talent Show 2: Dance 2, 39 Ring 39 Play Make-up 33 Picture 4: Football Hop 4. Clubs: Pep 2. 3, 4: Dramatic 2, 33 French 2, 3, Ambition: To go to college. 54 1 Q I I on wzth tloezr usual pep, mm, and wgor. Basketball AUDREY A. NETTLETON 1. , DANIEL U. oRzA Winning personality . . . chat- L l ' Puncrual . . . music is his terbox . . . active participation - , ' personality . . . flashing in sports. 4 l smile. Aud. Activities: Red Cross . I ' , Dan. Activities: Orchestra l, Representative: A.A. Represent- --- p ' 2, 3, 4: Talent Assembly l, Z, ative 31 H. R. President 3: u p 3, 4. Committees: Talent Show Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co- 3 Script l, 2, 3, 4: A.A. Repre- Captain 2, Committees: Prom 1 V sentative 4: Talent Show Art 35 33 Yearbook Stall. Clubs: Pep gf p y Q 75233, Ring 33 Picture 4: Yearbook l: Sports l, 2, 3. 4: Keyette 4. T M Xlej'3l5ff?7 Stall 4. Ambition: To play, Ambition: To go to college, A if I compose, and teach music. VA 1 27 4' ' F' 1 6 !,J fffz-5,7 wid! :wif , f ' ' f :fl flflfj Zi. c' THOMAS A. O'GRADY7-Mqe- Animated expression . . . blushing modesty . . . ff! scholarly ways. ff Tom, Honors: G l, E 2, 3. Activities: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Clubs: German 2: Chess l, 2. Ambition: To study engineering. 46 qw ROBERT E. O'SULLlVAN Never speechless , . , cnioys a good ioke . . . sports fan. Bob Activities: A.A. Alter- nate 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4. THELMA J. PAIGE Cheery . . . witty . . . laughing gullibility . . . happy smile. Frenchie Activities: Girls' Chorus 3. DIANNE E. PERKINS Artistic touch . . . polite and good natured . . . attractive brown hair. Petltie. Activities: Girls' Cho- rus. Committees: Dance Re- freshment 2. Ambition: To be a private secretary. X ft v af- - PATRICIA J. PERKINS Recent arrival . . . pert and petite . . . loads of fun . . . whirl of petticoats. Entered from Cheshire High School, Cheshire, Connecticut in junior year. Perk. Activi- ties: Talent Assembly 4. Com- mittees: Ways and Means 4: Play Business 4: Play Reading 4. Clubs: Spanish 3: Dramatic 4: Speech 4. Ambition: To be a nurse. LEONARD N. PERSSON Sharp dresser . . . tall, blond and good looking . . . person- ality, With ,hair to match. Skip, Honors: G 1. Activi- ties: Student Council 1, 2, 5, 4, Vice-President 3: A.A. Rep- resentative 1g Student Council Assembll' 2, 33 Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2,Y4. Clubs: Key 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. team enjoyed wonderful season right from the start. MARJORIE A. PHILIPS Neat and meticulous dresser... ready laughter and a warm hello. Entered from Cranston High School, Cranston, Rhode Island in Sophomore year. Margie Activities: Talent Assembly 3, 4: Wetomhis Representative 3. Committees: Prom 3: Talent Assembly 4: Play 4. Clubs: Sports 3, 4: Dance 4. Ambi- tion: To go to college. EDWARD N. PILVELAIT The bashful look . . . a welcome member of any group . . . easy going. Piv. Activities: Football 2. Ambition: To join the U. S. Air Force. FLORENCE E. PINEAU Quiet and pleasant and friendly . . . kind words. Flo. Honors: G I, 2, 3. Ac- tivities: Wetomhis Representa- tive l. Clubs: Pep 1, 2, 3: Dra- matic I. Ambition: To go to business college. CHARLOTTE A. PLATT Raised eyebrows . . . quiet and unassuming . . . true friend. Honey. Ambition: To be a secretary. 5: 5 bali KENNETH R. PLATT Tall and dark . . . a ladies' man at heart . . . great guy. Ken Committees: Talent 4. Ambition: To become an aero- nautical mechanic. THOMAS S. PLATT Super salesman . . . loves peace and quiet . . . studious. Tom. Honors: G l, 2, Activi- ties: H. R. Treasurer 3. Clubs: Debating 3, 43 Spanish. Ambi- tion: To go to college. xrvk QNX! Lv. 4--,f hjblri M L. CHARLES R. POTKAY XXX tx. XJ Dancing feet, flashing hands... ,,,7'T AQ. .J .fl quick wit and humor . . . V' ,ML U t J versatile. I'-'VX .1 'ff '01 '- Potz. Honors: G 3. Activi-.Qwfl E ' x n Yu., J-'ij ties: Class President 2: A.A.iU-ec,-Us L Representative 35 Track 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Athletic Council 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert l, Z, 3, 4g Student Loan Fund Show 1, 2, 3, 4: Assemblies: Library lg Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Talent l, Z, 3, 4. Committees: Dance 2, Play Props 3g Talent Show Script 4. Clubs: Dramatic l, 2: Key 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. FREDERICK C. POULSEN Fisherman . . . comes from one of the early families . . . serious and diligent worker. Fred. Activities: A Cappella Choir 2, 5, 4. Ambition: To go to college. ' .- ft -- A l,, VP! ,Pal 'Us Financial know-how dictated senii- ownal dance instead CLYDE j. PRUETT Deep thinker . . . easy going . . . reserved. Ambition: To ioin the Navy. BRENDA K. REDMOND Modest . . . good sport , . . tactful friend . . . charming companion. Brandi, Committees: Ways and Means 4. Ambition: To be a teacher. 48 fn. ELLEN G. REVET Friendly . . . comfortable . . . cooperative . . . easy to like and to know. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4. Com- mittees: Play Ticket 3, Class Night and Banquet: Talent As- sembly 2, 3. Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep lg Sports lg Future Homemakers 3, 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. ' . ,ff . X ....af , 136,93 Stiff-M if if t i 'i'NWe+r,. .. . W' ft wfyi JJ' AMES T. REYNOLDS Boyish grin . . . enthusiastic laugh . . . puzzled expressions . . . automobile fan. jim, Activities: Boys' Chorus. Ambition: To go to trade school. NELSON D. RHODES Silent depth . . . likes chemistry . . . good friend. Dusty. Ambition: To go to college. ANNETTE RICKERT Perfect mixture of angel and devil . . . loads of fun. Penny. Activities: Yearbook Art Staff. Committees: Prom 3: Play Ticket 3: Play Reading 4. Clubs: Pep 1, 2: Dramatic l, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. . ,.. -.aa v-W-ft . t tYwtft--m---- I-rw i E if ft I 555 . . s df-Qmfiylw l-1 clmaeei L, 'cud-4' i CHARLES G. R PE Future politician . . . reliable . . . English car hend. Chuck, Honors: G l, 3. Ac- tivities: A.A. Representative 1: Library Assembly 1: Basketball Manager 4. Committees: Key- Keyette Dance 3. Clubs: Key 3, 4: Chess 1, 2, 3: Photography 3, 4. Ambition: To go to col- lege. li 'lmgoia-6 can . A . ,J list EVA RILEY 5 A linger in every pie . . . chatif terbox, giggles, and gaiety . . . collegiate minded. Eve. Honors: E l, G. 2, 3. Activities: Wetomhis Repre- sentative I: H. R. Treasurer 2: Play 1: Talent Assemblies I, 2, 3: H. R. President 4: Student Loan Fund Show 2: Play Ush- erette 3. Committees: Dance 2' Ways and Means 3: Picture 4: Play Ticket Co-Chairman 3: Welcome Dance 4. Clubs: Dra- matic 1, 3: Pep 1, 2. Ambition: To go to college. 0 Prom. Baseball and track teams displayed sportsmanship s , ss : W INR' EVELYN RILEY Petite . . . artistic Hair . . . mature in nature. Ev. Honors: G 1, 2, 3. Ac- tivities: Student Council I: Wetomhis Assembly 3: Talent Assembly l, 3. Committees: Caps and Gowns. Clubs: Span- ish I: Art 2, 3. ROBERT A. RISSELL Math and science whiz . . . aims in engineering . . . dependability. Entered from Fairfield Prep in Sophomore year. Bob. Hon- ors: G 3. Activities: All State Choir 4: A.A. Representative 2: A Cappella Choir 5, 4: Boys' Choir 2. Clubs: Spanish 3. Ambition: To become an -elec- trical engineer. BEVERLY j RITCHIE Will liven up an office in the future . . . always a friend . . , scholastic record. Bev. Honors: G 1, 2: E 3. Activities: Baton Squad Co- Manager 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Honor Society Assembly 4: Girls' Basketball Team 2, 3. Committees: Ring 3: Yearbook 4. Clubs: Keyette 3, 4: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3. Ambi- tion: To be a secretary. VIRGINIA A. RITCHIE Likes sports . . . unsupressable temperament . . . appealing charm . . . cheerful nature. Ginny. Honors: E l, 2, 3. Activities: Honor Society 3, 4: Graduation Usherette: Girls' Basketball 2, 33 Student Coun- cil 3: Honor Society Assembly 4. Committees: Ring 3: Year- book, Assistant Editor: Picture 4. Clubs: Girls' Sports I, 2, 3: Keyette 3, 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. x 5-st 'it l Q--. JEANNE F. ROBERTSON Baton twirler . . . brown eyes . . . a true friend. Jeannie Activities: Baton Squad 3, 4: Talent Assembly 2, 3, 4. Committees: Dance 3: Play Ticket, Co-Chairman 3: Christmas Assembly 4. Clubs: Pep 1, 2: Dramatic 2, 3, 4. Am- bition: To be a secretary. JON N. ROBINSON When it's least expected . . . always coming up with a rare comment. Robie. Ambition: To enter military service. DIANE M. ROBISCHON Perfect poise . . . pretty as a picture . . . her hair is her halo . . . expressive eyes. Entered from Bethlehem Cen- tral High School, Albany, New York, in Sophomore year. Di. Activities: Talent Assembly 3, 4: Student Loan Fund Show 3. Clubs: Dance 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4: Pep 4, Ambition: To go to college. KATHERINE B. ROCHE Capable and conscientious . . . up to date on the latest fashions . . . neat, sincere and nice to know. Kathy Activities: Talent As- sembly 2, 3, 4: Library Assem- bly 2: Student Loan Fund Show 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Graduation Usherette 3: Play Prompter 3: Wetomhis Repre- sentative 3: Play 1: H. R. Pres- ident 1. Committees: Ring 3. Clubs: Keyette 3, 4: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4: French 3, 4: Future Nurses 2, 3. Ambition: To go to college. . -.x ..,,-.-N,-,nvf-,-4 . l i ability. Student Loan F and Show was another JOHN F. ROEBER Chess enthusiast . . . found in intellectual circles . . . save your confederate money, the South will rise again! jack. Honors: G 1. Activi- ties: Library Assembly l: Cho- ral Assembly 2, 3, 4: Christmas Assembly 3, 4: Boys' Chorus: A Cappella Choir: Spring Con- cert 2, 3, 4. Committees: Talent Assembly 4. Clubs: Chess l, 2, 3: Key 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. ELAINE C. ROGERS Cute and trim . . . fashionable co-ed . . . pretty eyes . . . wide circle of friends. Honors: G 1. Activities: Stu- dent Council I: H. R. Secretary 3. Committees: Prom 3: Play Business Chairman 4: Dance 4. Clubs: Keyette 4: Pep 3, 4: Future Teachers 2, 3, 4. Am- bition: To become a teacher. G? tit ANITA S. ROSELL Milford's gain . . . Harding's loss . . . a melodious voice , . . expressive eyes . . . beautiful long locks. Entered from Harding High School, Bridgeport, Connecti- cut, in junior year. Nita. Honors: G l, 2, 3. Activities: Red Cross 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4. Committees: Play Business 4: National Honor Society As- sembly 4. Clubs: Keyette 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. I 0 R SS Q alis in h's d . . co t . ftlman 'th a ca era tiviti : t ' . l : oiection- ist 3, 4: ebating 3, 4: Biology : h ss , 3. NAmbition: To go urnalism eld MICHAEL G. RUOSS Happy-go-lucky . . . motorcycle enthusiast . . . lends a helping hand. Activities: Track 1, 4. Commit- tees: Play Ticket 3. Ambition: To go to college. NANCY LOU RUSH Newcomer . . . conscientious and sincere . . . more friends than she can count. Entered from Milwaukee, Wis- consin, in Senior year. Nance. Activities: Yearbook Typing 4: Christmas Assembly 4: Play 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. l X f 3 - N ei- .Q ROBERT A. RUSSELL Smart dresser . . . never a dull moment . . . loyal friend . . . sense of humor. Activities: Student Council 4: A.A. Representative l. Committees: Picture, Co- Chairman 4: Dance 2: H. R. Treasurer 1, 2, 3: Play 4. Clubs: Proiectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. MARGOT K. SCHAUMANN Friendly to all . . . collector of many things . . . always polite . . . reserved. Marg Honors: G 1, 2. Ac- tivities: Assemblies: Talent 2, 4: Election 2: Choral 3, 4: Christmas 3, 4: Spring Con- cert 3, 4: Usherette Chairman 3: Band 4: Orchestra 4: A Cap- pella Choir 4: Honor Society 4. Committees: Dance 2: Ways and Means 3: Play Business 3, 4: Play Ticket 3. Clubs: French 2, 3: Dramatic 2, 3, 4: Pep 1, 2, 3: Keyette 4: Future Teach- ers 4. Ambition: To teach home economics. mmcial success. Remember the panel discussions .W JOHN P. SCHEGG Tall and carefree . . . from head to toe a long perpen- dicular distance. Stretch. Activities: Basketball 3. Ambition: To enter the service. JAMES A. SCHOFIELD Always willing to help a friend . . . quiet but fun to know . . . nice smile . . . happy go lucky. Skok. Activities: A.A. Repre- sentative 3: Wetomhis Repre- sentative 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Tal- ent Assembly 2, 3, 4. Commit- tees: Yearbook. Clubs: Key 3, 4: Hi-Y l. Ambition: To go to college. ROBERT N. SCHWARTZ Bundle of fun . . . laughing all the time . . . friendly . . . good-natured. Committees: Play 4. Ambition: To go to college. JOHN T. SEFCIK Lots of laughs . . . quick wit . . . friendly nature . . . bound for the sea. Mick Activities: Track 1: Boys' Chorus 4. Ambition: To enter the Navy. 'ffhr' , 11- , 1 ' ' . . 'lag .. ' wif sw .- , .- .,-3: k. . - Q L 3 Ji A j if I ,it 5 WILLIAM C. SHEA My boy flattop . . . the sailor's life for me . . . very indus- trious worker. Re-entered from South Brow- ard High School, Hollywood, Florida, in Senior year. Slop- py. Activities: A.A. Represent- ative 1, 2. Ambition: To join the Navy. l .WL . A i we jf, DeFOREST W. SMITH The veep . . . combination of intelligence . . . good looks . . . personality. Frosty. Honors: G 2. Activi- ties: Football I, 2, 3, 41 Track 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4, H. R. Treasurer I, H. R. Vice- President 3, Student Council Alternate 33 Library Assembly 1. Committees: Ring 3, Prom 3, Picture 4. Clubs: Photog- raphy 3, 4g Chess 2, 3, 4, Key 3, 4. Ambition: To go col- ege 5, r D' I ,jig 'QL CHARLYN s. SMITH ,Judi 154. Mi W , 1 Vitality plus . . . friendly way .i I ...helping hands... ,pf fini ,LV A Lg sweet smile. I., 0 My o Smittie. Honors: G 1. Activi-My U V, ' ties: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4g .LOW SGE . SMITH, R- Aj Spring Concert 2, 3, 4, Student Loan Fund Show 2, Class Sec- retary 3. Assemblies: Christmas 2, 3, 4, Choral 2, 3, 4, Talent 2, 3, 4. Committees: Prom 3. Play Business 3, Dance 2, We- tomhis Representative lg Pic- tures 4. Clubs: French 2, 5, Dramatic 2, 5, 43 Keyette 3, 4: Girls' Sports I, 23 Pep l, 2. 3, 4, Speech 4. Ambition: To go to college. Fun and gags . . . nice to be with . . . loyal friend. Smitty. Committees: Dance Zg Talent Assembly 2. Ambition: To join the Marine Corps. .1-'Y in M odern Problemsg the quick exits from C hem. lzzbf JABEZ A. SMITH A good companion . . . any- thing for a laugh . . . of tall stature . . , nice to know. Jay. Ambition: To go to col- lege. PATRICIA A. SMITH Quiet, but always prepared . . . willing to help whenever needed . . . sincere. Pat. Committees: Ways and Means 4. Ambition: To be an elementary teacher. .. f i9,.,Z' ' ' ear 52 a ra .1 'L 5 s 1 WILLIAM M. SNEDDEN Friendly . . . unaware of his capability . , . subtle wit . . . his personality wins many friends. Snelker. Activities: Baseball 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Talent Assembly I, 2, 3, 4g Play Cast 3, 41 Student Loan Fund Show 3. Commit- tees: Freshman Welcome 4, Dance 33 Prom 3, Class Night and Banquet, Talent Assembly 3. Ambition: To be an en- gineer. WALTER j. SODER BERG Nonchalant . . . happy go lucky . . . allergic to homework. ROSEMARY SOGGA The gift of gab . . . a ready smile . . . sincere qualities. Ro. Activities: Usherette 31 Girls' Chorus 2. Committees: Talent Assembly Art 5. ClubSI Sports Ig Dramatic 3: French: Art. Ambition: To become zi photographers model. CAROL A. SOVA Easy going . . . hidden devil- ment . . . always time to laugh. Honors: G 2. Activities: Talent Assembly 2: Wetomhis Repre- sentative 43 Student Loan Fund Show 2. Committees: Talent Assembly 3: Play Ticket 3. Clubs: Dramatic 1, Z, 5, 45 Pep 1, 2, 5, 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. X i . if PETER H. SPENGLER Bundle of dynamite . . . never a care . . . seldom quiet. Lucky Pierre. Activities: Stu- dent Council 3: Talent Assem- bly 2: Track 3. Clubs: Key 2. Ambition: To go into business. ffm ,V fc, C11 c- l :vit Q0-1ft 21fQf1,fxM fpeffifl ZIAEIA to 'ea .1 JUDITH M. STONE Blonde and blue-eyed . . . full of fun . . . sparkling wit. judie. Activities: Girls' Cho- rus 4. Committees: Caps and Gowns 4. Clubs: Bowling: Girls' Sports. Ambition: To be- come a hair stylist. Macbeth - Tomorrow and tomorrow and 1fomorrow ,'1zever 'R '7 DA IEL J. SULLIVAN An lris ile to light his eyes alm, cool, and powerful . . . well liked by everyone. Dann Activities: Football 2, figflyrack 45 A.A. Representa- 3, 4g H. R. Vice-President Clubs: French 23 Dramatic 3. Ambition: To go to college. JUDITH A. SYMANSKI Dependability at its best . . always time to laugh . . . peaches and cream complexion. Judy, Honors: G 1, E 3. Ac- tivities: Talent Assembly 2, 4 Student Loan Fund Show 2 Play 4. Committees: Play Busi ness 4. Clubs: Dramatic 3, Am- bition: To become a teacher. SALLY ANN TASSMER Charming newcomer . . . out- door girl . . . quickly at home . . . friendly and gracious. Entered from Hamden High School, Hamden, Connecticut, in Senior year. Ambition: To travel. HOWARD K. TAYLOR, JR Likes cars . . . keeps most things to himself . . . one of the Devon boys. Howie Activities: Band 1, 2 Ambition: To do police work. I 1 C s lg r'n F ' l 2, 1 h ' mblies: lub 3, 4: b ,' , ie cf g '. - fas 3 43 H o X ociety 3, ' I 1 Ye - 1 Y - ' . 3. si 3: i-Y 1: y , , Pre 3 L i 31 Cn- N. Q, . s 85 4 I r DAVID P. THOMAS Smooth line . . . casual sophis- tication . . . unruffled temper. Clarence Ambition: To go to college. HARRY V. TICKEY Likes to kid around , . . objects to ranks . . . nice guy... plays the harmonica. Harry. Ambition: To become a commercial pilot. ia Q . . it 3 CARLENE A. TOWNSEND A -Qt' F Blopd hair . . . agreeable girl 2 , . . . not too talkative. A Ca .lf iActivities: Library As- I ii , seml-:ly 'l. Committees: Red ' Cross Representativ? 4. Clubs: t f l French 2. Ambitio : To'go to r -ji college. , Ai his ff 3 iw ROBERT G. TRACY An answer for everything swims a lot . . . a quiet riot . . . moo! Bob. Honors: G 2. Ambition: To go to UDT School. 0 on a tangent in Twig? Band, Yearbook, amd Wetomlais VIRGINIA A. ULRICH Very nice . . . smart girl . . . dependable. Ginny. Honors: G l, 2, 3. Activities: Honor Society 33 Graduation Honor Escort 3. Clubs: Future Teachers 3, 4: Dance 2, 31 Pep 2, 3. Ambi- tion: To be a teacher. u i W iw' RIC A D' IT CK G Cl . . . 'A 5 -.J ac f t e lis n' r orker At endanc X1 ctivitie S cie y , i e ' eto Re esen g ' a side t 33 utmeg LZ, D'ck.--t lGNgiQil-, iii ' 0 3 B te .3 ., i,R'eprese - favtiik, 3g A aiu Ch if N3 3,-'43 ll ta Tenor 3 P Stude irec r 3: il st U lV3 L1 4 tudent S ow 2 S n Christ om tte la fi ar ook P lu s French e 3 4 rama- X Vice-Presi . Ambi- . ion: To go to co ge. X i SHEILA TROJANOSKI Active in many things . . . good leader . . . pleasant . . . moneybags. Sheil. Honors: G l, 2, 3. Ac- tivities: Girls' Chorus 33 A Cappella 4g Honor Society 3, 43 Class Treasurer 3. 41 Girls' State 33 Student Loan Fund Show Usherette 3: Spring Festi- val 43 Student Council Alter- nate l. Assemblies: Election 2, 3, Choral 3, 4: Christmas 3, 4: Talent 4g Honor Society 4. Committees: Loan Fund Show Script 2g Prom 3: Dance 2: Ways and Means 3g Christmas Assembly 4. Clubs: Keyette 3, 4: Dramatic Z, 3, Secretary 2: Pep l, 2, 3. Ambition: I . n- er nursing school. i ,- W f A if fi U . ski Lejkle inf t . an e . . nice goto bekvyfgi. ' Moe. f Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Baseball l, Z3 Track 3, 43 Javelin Record 39 Athletic Council 3, 4: Play Stage Crew 3g All N. E. Track Meet 3. Ambition: To go to college, f 1 on , QM nkpfji JOSEPH C. v1oLA Oh so shy . . . good sportsman . . . dark . . . well liked by everyone. joe Honors: G l, Z. Activi- ties: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 45 A.A. Representative 45 Wetomhis Representative l, 35 H. R. Vice-President l. Clubs: Key 3, 4. Ambition: To enter the service. RONALD F. VIOLA Good looker . . . quiet until you know him . . . then never a serious moment. Ron. Ambition: To join the Navy. X ui N ,ii itil: to M dl ROSEMARY E. VON ELLING Vivacious blonde . . . friendly manner . . . lots of pep . . . favorite with all. Entered from St. Mary's High, New Haven, Connecticut, in Sophomore year. Roey. Hon- ors: E 1, G 2. Activities: We- tomhis 3: Wetomhis Assembly 35 Play Usherette 3: Wetomhis Representative 4: Prom Attend- ant 3. Committees: Prom 35 Yearbook 4: Wetomhis Dance 35 Play 4. Clubs: French 2, 3, 45 Pep 2, 35 Dramatic 3. Am- bitiozjx To go to college. MARIAN C. WAGNER Optimist . . . sincere . . . content in silence. Mare. Honors: G 2, 3. Ac- tivities: Wetomhis Representa- tive 1: Student Council Alter- nate 15 Yearbook Typing 4. Committees: Dance 25 Play Make-up 4. Clubs: Bowling 3. Ambition: To be a secretary. staffs discovered the Awful-Awfuls - super milkslmlees: QW Y i MARION E. WALKER A very sweet face . . . frame of lovely brown hair . . . person- ality hard to resist. Activities: Baton Squad 2, 35 Pep Assembly 2. Committees: Dance 2, 3, 45 Play Usherette 4. Ambition: To go to college. ROBERT G. WALKINSHAW Tall and dark . . . likes to draw . . . always looking for a good time. Walky. Activities: Band l, 25 A.A. Representative 2. Ambi- tion: To join the Navy. . ,6 1A'fZ' ' ff ' r'r f' 4 JP'-ff fi,-Q IW- gf rc .J A -W ' f, GEORGE H. WARD 'A' .-Pretty boy . , . Casanova X . . . football man . . . happy-go-lucky. , Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 . . V7 ' Track 1, 3, 4, Play Cast 3, Christmas Assembly 2, 3, 45 Student Loan Fund Show 35 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert 2, 3, 45 Choral Assem- bly 2, 3, 4. Committees: Caps and Gowns. Clubs: Dramatic 3: Spanish 1. Ambition: To go to college. RICHARD T. WARK Short . . . recent arrival . . . Boston accent. Entered from Milton High School, Milton, Massachusetts, in junior year. Dick. Ambi- tion: To go to college. l mfg, W' ' v Q-f 69 abd 'mi ,-:fi'FHoMlsC1,WATr . Ipzlliinr. guy '. . . ver blfahd IL 'Q - I is i . collegiate lo, 4. .. 5 , physique . t e Liv -Expected rerhkgk. G 1, 2. Ac- Cast 3, 4: Student 3, 4: A.A. Repre- and 1, 2, 3, 4: 4, Student Council Assembly 2, 3, 4: Honor So- ciety 3: Talent Assembly 2: Key Club Assembly 3. Committees: Dance 2: Student Council Dance, Election 3, 4, Chairman 4: Talent Assembly 4: Year- book Editor. Clubs: Key 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant Governor 4: Ger- man 2: Dramatic 3, President. Ambition: To go to college. GEORGE J. WEISBERGER A good kid . . . snappy dresser . . . ready Teddy. Teddy. Activities: Football 2, Boys' Chorus 3, 4: Track 3. Clubs: Golf 1. Ambition: To enter military service. -fam ef- gg- I C MARY A. WERNER Work always on time . . . be prepared . . . not much to say. Mare. Committees: Dance 2. Clubs: Pep 1, 2, 3, 4: Sports 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 2. Am- bition: To be a nurse. CHARLOTTE S. WESTF ALL Lot of gab . . . twirls a mean baton . . . likes good times. Char. Activities: Baton Squad 2, 3, 4, A.A. Assembly 2, 3, 4, Thanksgiving Pep Rally 2, 3, 4, Talent Assembly 4, Student Loan Fund Show 3, Band Con- cert Usherette 2, 3, 4. Commit- tees: Dance 2, 3, Chairman 2. Rubs: Dance 3, 4, Ambition: e a beautician. iii -5 -Z--J 0 1. in Q U fl Q. if X + J ly o v 4. o 9 Q I O 0 0 0 0 0 L- v L :K ' Vzrgzma Rztchze recewes . R. award for outstamdmg ii A CORA S. WHITNEY - ,' - An easy girl to like . . . very CHARLES T' WEYANT fx I . ..,,? K - agfeeablil todbe vyith . . . pretty Benny Goodman, jr. . . . fun f ' H D ga Zmilczrgtfei - B m an easy gomg way - I . has . onors. . ctivities. A aton a Permanent blush. 'fi iflllfllfllzi 3-A4, Had gfalgfffr Cham- Band 112- 5- 4- Ml- 2 s2udeT.fnf0ans?.f2d ysimzv 2 sf Slafe 1' 25 Orchestra 1' 2' Am' ' I' .Q Pep Assembly 2, 3, 4. Comrhiti bigozmrro get mm Navy mmm . . tees: Talent Assembly 4. Clubs: P g ' .. L Dramatic 2, 33 Dance 3, 4: ' Sports 2. Ambition: To be an ' 'A X-Ray technician. CAROLYN J. WHITFORD Very versatile . , . artistic . . . singer . . . likes sports. Activities: Girls' Chorus 3. Committees: Dance Z: Prom 3. Clubs: Sports 1. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. 56 9 ... gs . i ' Q ' - f , K . ae - - W-.X 1 ' '11 .- 2. . ,, ' i Fi i 5 4 A -ii A ff -Q. - i F: 3 :-. , l - f 3 i V-. ..,. ..-. . H..- :-i' ' ir- 'mi ' K 3 3 X 4 ' i I SHARON H. WICKUN Lovely face . . . personality to match . . . a golden crowning glory . . . smile for all: Shan Activities: Girls' Cho- rus 4g Christmas Assembly 4: H. R. President l. Committees: Picture 4: Ring 3. Ambition: To go to International Business Machine School. ... . I LAUREL A. WILHELM Talks a lot . . . a giggle erupts . . . very intelligent air. Laurie Activities: Wetomhis Representative 4. Committees: Dance 2: Play Business 4. Clubs: Bowling 2, 3. Ambi- tion: To be a legal secretary. JOHN D. WILLIAMS Noisy fun . . . laughing constantly . . . independent personality. Polar Bear. if siea , 3' I 4. .P fi x if an x -X L JOIY U R' A . In I-'lit X Y 2, N' tl, . l I fl uf' JUNE A. WILLIAMS A true friend . . . very quiet . . . dependable . . . musical talent . . . sweet. Honors: E l, G 2, 3. Activi- ties: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Student Loan Fund Show 3: Talent Assemblies 1, 3, 4. Committees: Ring 3: Picture 4. Clubs: Spanish 3: Future Teach. ers 4. Ambition: To be a teacher. n M h i i . i JUDITH E.. WINCKLER Natpral leaderh. . . very poised 3 . . . attractive . . . pleasant . to be with: jHHyf' Honors: G 1, 2. Ac- tivities: Snident Council 1, 2: Class Vice-President 2: Library Assembly l: Guidance Assem- bly,2:i1'alent Alssembly 3: H. R. Treasurer 4. Committees: Tal- :ent Sgippt 2, 3, 4: Ways and 'Mean 4: Prom 3: Dance 2: Playf 3. Clubs: Keyette 3, 4, Pfcsiclent 4: French l, 2, 3, Vice-President 2: Dance 4: Dra- matic 3. Ambition: To go to collagen , K f I v 1 work. M cmero' s hosts C lass N i gbt and Banquet. EGBERT WINKLER Quiet . . . co-operative . . . sincere . . . courteous. ROBERT B. WINSLOW Recent arrival . . . quick wit . . . confident and unrufiled. Entered from Limestone, Maine, in Senior year. Bob. Ambi- tion: To study forestry at the University of Maine. HAYDEE F. WOODFORD Co-operative . . . silence is golden . . . unassuming . . . blushes easily. Dee. Activities: Christmas As- sembly 2, 3, 4: Choral Assem- bly 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Typing: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4: Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. Committees: Dance 2: Red Cross 4: Prom 3. Clubs: Future Nurses 31 Dra- matic 2, 3: Future Teachers 4: Sports 2: Dance 2. Ambition: To go to teachers' college. BARBARA M. WOODHEAD Small and peppy . . . neatly attired . . . cheerleader . . . always talking. Barb. Honors: G 1, 2. tivities: Play Cast 3: Wetomhis Representative 2: H. R. Secre- tary 1: A.A. Representative l: Talent Assembly 1: Cheering Squad 3, 4: Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Secretary 3, Secretary 4. Assemblies: Stu- dent Council 3, 4: Wetomhis 3: A.A. 4: Pep Rally 3, 4. Com- mittees: Football Hop 3, 4: Dance 2, 3: Student Council Dance 3, 4: Caps and Gowns: Wetomhis Dance 3. Clubs: Pep 1, 2, 3, 4: French 2, 3, 4: Dra- matic 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. AAJBJ t s4t?Xl x gtg.. 7 ,JJ-Q' 7fD- ta , Ken J-.. fQ,e N i I, .- ,. A , sm ,fri Sl -' X ,A I 1 1 , li, 1' GERALDINE K. YORK Cute 'n little . . . always a smile . . . inquisitive nature . . . dresses neat. Gerry. Activities: A.A. Rep- resentative l. Committees: Play Ticket 3. Clubs: Future Home- makers 3, 41 Future Teachers 2, 33 French 3. Ambition: To go to college. RONALD B. WOOTON Always smiling' .-small it: stature . . . hcrea year . , 'L - My boy,,Fiattop.'l f Entered from Stratford High School, Stratford, Cormegricut, in Junior YC?-FQ HonorsQ.G 2, 5. , ,' 1 A 1 fi JEWELL A. WYOMIC Subtle humor . . . dark curly hair . , . always willing to help. Eyes look towards future vocations upou receiving diplomas. Fiuul furewells to memories o u very busy yeur. CLASS OFFICERS J' ' 8'q-Q 1 . 9. Qs. 7 - . 'gn , M. SOPHOMORE JUNIOR Judy Blackman, Treasurerg Serena McKenna, Secre- Serena McKenna, Vice-Presidentg Sheila Trojanoski, taryg Judy Winckler, Vice-Presidentg Charles Potkay, Treasurerg Dick Tucker, Presidentg Charlyn Smith, President. Secretary. 58 'ew if .t ,,,,..,,....,,.., Zin 31-Blemuriam In memory of Sheila Egan and V. Iacquelyn Roberts Who once has had a friend has found The link 'twixt mortal and divine, Though now he sleeps in hallowed ground He lives in memory's sacred shrine, And there he freely moves about, A spirit that has quit the clay, And in the times of stress and doubt Sustains his friend throughout the day. No friend we love can ever die, The outward form but disappears, I know that all my friends are nigh Whenever I am moved to tears. And when my strength and hope are gone, The friends, no more, that once I knew, Return to cheer and urge me on just as they always used to do. They whisper to me in the dark Kind words of counsel and of cheerg When hope has flickered to a spark I feel their gentle spirits near. And Oh! because of them I strive With all the strength that I can call, To keep their friendship still alive And to be worthy of them all. Death does not end our friendships trueg We all are debtors to the dead, There, wait on everything we do The splendid souls who've gone ahead. To them I hold that we are bound By double pledges to be fine. Who once has had a friend has found The link 'twixt mortal and divine. EDGAR A. GUEST 59 I C 0 ' ri ffs 21 , , X ' on A A I, iix V L H N 'xr 477 ,, H1 Q ,A , , 1 w, K JI E152 ,L My 4 -sw? I Lv gl sm: ,bu Q-lj J r L fy 1 Ill' cg l 3' ELK-Nga Y 'fx Fvrjrlrnous A H W5 05,255 Vic V 'L B .. ir? r ,5qN',,oi I . D N X x ff .j, X X 6 ix 2 E E Wwe? , 'xxx y ,N ,K X 7 I ' X V 'g f-.411 , F.-,..,,. X' 'x..f Xl X X ,i -ll,2,45f ?2 fx 5 ff 1 f ,!!K Be srcggk . -, ' gs 4, S sr Z? lf... V1 KM j- - tvr V neun: xf X i x O0 fx- A' X SEQ? ' N ml! A! Nw, Rorfmurxc. Q C R x - f X 1 ,-y 7Q' 5 C E3 5 if X' Q22 x, XXQNY J, X 1 X J x QL, Ja QZD wgfjp E PCN .J I ' ' ' 'N is Xi 5: f' 7 I Q5 - ' ww . xx 1 9' 1 - LQ '50 A . -N ,,-2 ar in Mosr ATHLETIC 5 M in ,, - ,f -fri ' ' , Z-f I X N., ' IV , X KW ,J 'Xb f- Alf, , fi-NGS my Xwjrfffj . ,QQ AAXWWX X gl if X Z-f V! y f f, ,IAN 2 :Qs-'ff Wlasr A v-Tnsfnf. 5 s .M it ,sw ist. xi. Mm :.. W S 1 Milford Town Hall - The river flows past Town Hall creating a beautiful setting for the seat of our town government. I 5- in W 1 51. E51 1.1 i Milford Town Hall-the symbol of a free people. A quiet place amid the hubbub of Milford Center. The Yacht Club-What is so rare as a day spent here in june? Milford Post Office-the namesake of an interesting game. First Church-the symbol of the faith of our found- ing fathers. Milford Fire Dept.-the ever ready guardians of our lives and property. LE'S 2 3: v- 0 . NHL. iam, .,,. I3 .w,,..e. N.l3 Iwi. 3 5 4 6 f - . x . X at Mafia- i 1' The Star Spangled Banner . . . oh long may she wave- raised and lowered daily by the Key Clubi Fowler Memorial-a tribute to a great founding family. The Old High School - we grew out of it and then back into it. The oyster docks -- XX'hat noise annoys an oyster? Christian Science Church- One nation, under God, indivisible . . Milford Police Station - with liberty and justice for all, Y s l l E t 1 i 7 Il ,X I 4 K .A W.-4-L , 1 b hi -----fflllffll f, -new -v-4:iltv81Yfi.-L-f s'wm:ai.. gg 3 Ue.. y.-. ----. . . y 'ww y h . .et 'firwfgxi' . F- I .7 la.-x.,f.,yx,lm ' . ,gxi't,.5ifdf4k v -' H H+- .., '--. 1 M ,, flI'!.siT?t4i ef:'fc,'ffE,,,,.,,T,.. 'W ag ', 2 if . 'k-L . f 2 l. Milford Town Hall-memories. 2. Yacht Club-summer begins and ends here. . St. Gabtiel's Roman Catholic Church-situated on the sound at XVnlnut Beach. 4. Maple Street Bridge - a very old bridge recently reconstructed. 5. Milford Hospital-a scene of frequent visits by the football team. 6, First National Bank 8 Trust Co.-guardian of our savingsf ? J. 7. Falls behind the Town Hall-a beautiful sight no matter what time of the year. and 3 6 4 7 cy I .. K , L.,,: , i,EtgQ!,,,lL,k K 1 ' ' ' 'WV W 'B 'K Qi ' H' ff' 7 VW 'E 5351 ' A gig it mx 1522 A ' Y if ,ffiglwiy It ,, , , A A sq, , , w 'L The river is file Soufce acfivifies for our vga sv, ,A Wsfiiif :K N - AK Q A 5 K , 1 -' , , fi- M 'sw--Mt - f A ,,.. -A R, Wm. Q Q . -A -.. 'ITL-N f N 1,1 'w,god'l '9- Q 'YT ' Q W yi N L , Q - -N. A, 3, ' MK W web Nw 'fm .,N, .,,x,4l::-,T 15 . , ,,,,. .,,,,q. A , mg, -4 -, vp-A - f X V n ww , -.,,.. hgh 'Ng Q, K f ,K K f' W ww ' .W A A XM! x W. N f A .M 1-N , E -'M V--,. . F ., .3 . M. X a1-,,,,, 'sq it JUNIOR WAYS AND MEANS W ' - 4 ,A 955 ' 'br- T il 'l' 'X 1 V K l 'wx Q vi Ruth Howell, Judy Montano, jean Bennett, Chairman, Eva Riley, Margot Schau- mann, Sheila Trojanoski, Mitchell Kot, Barbara Holveck. 45 CLASS NIGHT AND BANQUET -31 sy uv - l 'fir Beverly DeElle, Cathy Bray, Ellen Revet, Dick Downey, joan Faller, Pat Klein, Bill Snedden. 68 viii A 1' I JUNIOR RING COMMITTEE First row: Libby Fusco, Sharon Wickun, Adele Coneybear, Cathy Bray, Janice Neschke, Karen Daniels, Barbara Holveck, Margot Landcastle, Barbara Britt, Chairman. Second row: DeForest Smith, Elaine Barrette, Beverly Ritchie, Mildred Armstrong, Virginia Ritchie, June Williaiiis, Cathy Roche, Serena McKenna, Dan Orza, Pat Graham, Fred Kelsey. JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE First row: Dick Tucker, Frosty Smith, Judy Winckler, Barbara Adams, Marlene Driend, Audrey Nettleton, Sheila Trojanoski, Adele Coneybear, Marge Phillips, Nancy Buck, Co-Chairman, Paul LePage, William Cook. Second row: Kenneth Hawkins, Co-Chairmang Alex Hall, Chris Bunger, Serena McKenna, Charlyn Smith, Karen Daniels, Roey VonElling, Penny Rickert, Elaine Rogers, Barbara Britt, Judy Blackman, Robert Klevecz, Harold Barber, Bill Snedden. L fy 1 , . 4 'v::l3,,t ' ' A Na . A, ic Q ,I n gf . . Jig, , .32 ' ' ' 1 , M ' K 1 P ,I-,-,ZIL . ' Q J 1.---1-' PICTURE COMMITTEE First row: june Williains, Eva Riley, Kathy Cormier, Dorothy Briggs, Sharon Wicktin, -lanice Neschkc, Barbara I-lolveck, Barbara Britt, Charlyn Smith, ,lean Bennett, Second row: Pat Kelly, Bob Russell, Co-Chairman, Virginia Ritchie, Bar- bara Adams, Co-Chairman, Elaine Kusako, Evelyn Diggs, Ellen Crosby, Maggi Jeffries, Sheila French, Dan Orza. 3 'Wi is V 'WL'-rg ,..4 g A e,,,V:sfQ. .y:!fi ff'h' - F i a ii 1 JUNIOR TALENT ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE First row: Ellen Revet, Norma Linton, Judy Bristol, Second row: Barbara Frank- lin, Par Klein, Margot Landcasrle, Serena McKenna, Judy Winckler, Neva Ander- son. Third row: Frank Jordon, Bob Jordon, Dennis Lape, Dan Orza, Bruce Chad- wick, Stetson Blake, Charles Potkay. 70 ti'+-+ I 'Aria 1 . WI SENIOR PLAY BUSINESS COMMITTEE First row: Ellen Holst, Judy Montano, Marge Phillips, Elaine Rogers, Chairman Judy Symanski, Holly Congdon, Pat Perkins, Pat Griffin, Lee Beloin. Second row Bob Jordon, Frank Jordon, Joe Benefico, Robert Schwartz, Adele Coneybear, Mary Cole, Margot Schaumann, Edith Chamberlain, Anita Rosell, Laurel Wilhelm. SENIOR TALENT ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE First row: Neva Anderson, Marge Phillips, Melinda Brown. Second row: Cora Wliitney, Marlene Driend. Third row: Norma Linton, Pat Klein, Serena McKenna, Margot Landcastle, Judy Winckler, Daniel Orza, Dennis Lape, Kenneth Platt. Fourth row: Bob Jordon, Bruce Chadwick, Charles Potkay, Thomas Watt, Jack Roeber, Frank Hokunson, Stetson Blake, Frank Jordon, Paul LePage. ra , t..,,,m..A ' 2. SENIOR WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Par Perkins, Joan Morin, Ellen Cameron, Charles Creamer, Sharon McKiernan Dick Harcherik, Marilyn Miller, Judy Winckler. sr' ' l . I I , Xt' fl K X f f ga X I X JUNIOR DANCE COMMITTEE First row: Carol Barker, Janice Neschke, Barbara Doelling, Charlotte Westfall, Jeanne Robertson, Ellen Crosby. Second row: Charlene Joy, Nancy Giard. 72 CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE On floor: Pat Cummings, Kathy McKeon. On stairs: Jeanne Robert- son, Mary Cole, Dot Briggs. CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE First row: Barbara Woodhead, Evelyn Riley, Robert Klevecz. Second row: Chris Bunger, Betty Dooling, George Ward, jack Katrick. I ii SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE Seated: Jeanne Robertson, Norma Linton, Penny Rickert, Co-Chairman: Charlyn Smith, Carol Barker, Ellen Holst, Margie Phillips. Standing: Bill Cook, Frank Hokunson, Pat Graham, Co4Chairman, Paul LePage, jim Collins, Charlie Potkay. WELCOME DANCE COMMITTEE In front: Eva Riley. Forming semi-circle: Laurie Burgess, Ellen Holst, Margot Landcastle, Elaine Rogers, jackie Cabot, Bunny Buck, Chairman. STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Norma Linton, Lynn Kasmin, Kathy Roche, Dave Harris, Barbara Woodhead, Kathy Bray, Thomas Watt, Bruce Chadwick. Second row: Lynne Cumming, Barbara Doelling, Cynthia Beirne, Natalie Hrusyniw. Third row: Beth Hopkins, Skip Persson, joel Berman, The Student Council is a student government organization representing the entire student body and operating for the betterment of inter-student and student-faculty relations. It is comprised of a representative from each senior, junior, and sopho- more home room. Because of the number of fresh- man home rooms, the freshman representatives are obtained from the class at large through a demo- cratic process of nomination and election. The council sponsors many activities in the Josephine Maugeri, Karen Funteral. Fourth row: Barb- ara Reecl, Frances Barry, Sandy Ruffo, Sue Bush. Last row: Sylvia McKenna, Margaret Neilson, Norma Mor- ann, Mary Chedister, Neva Anderson. the away football games. The sale of school sup- plies, pencils, paper, and book covers, banners, and pins provides income for the council while serving the students. This year the council entered upon a Dress Right campaign which was very successful. The council also sponsors the election of class officers using the town's voting machines. Members of the council have also attended the dis- trict convention of Student Councils at Staples High in Westport. school such as fall and spring dances and busses to OFFICERS joy Stoviak, assistant treas- urerg Bruce Chadwick, presi- dent, Barbara Woodhead, sec- retaryg Sandy Rufio, assistant l i secretary, Kathy Bray, treas- A urer. 'rt uv if ,,.,,.-..-.- ,.... Q KEY CLUB ,ff X, First row: Gerald Krause, Lee Williams, Ed Sandow, Buddy Evans, Mitch Kot, Nathan Clark, Mr. Herman, faculty advisor, Pat Graham, Tom Watt, Dick Tucker, Dave Harris, Victor Sekelsky. Second row: Gerald Potkay, Henry Kuryla, Larry Pinco, Linden Blanchard, Alan Chaitin, Bob Ernst, Joe Viola, Bob Richards, Elliot Burton, Bob Lee, Charles Diggs. Third row: The Milford High School Key Club, chartered on july 2, 1953, and sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, has successfully completed another year of high standards in achievements and projects. lnstilled with the purpose of aiding the school and community and guided by Richard A. Her- man, faculty advisor, the Key Club has left its mark on many town improvements. Some of the projects of 1957 included sponsoring a clothing drive, helping the Red Cross with the blood- George Capelle, Smith Toulson, Mike Kranyak, Frosty Smith, Mike Hoben, Charles Kreiger, jack Roeber, Don Ross, Jim Maryak, Chuck Riepe. Fourth row: Ron Rosenbaum, Andy Schrader, Bob Weir, Dave MacGinnis, David Gottlieb, jim Scholield, Jack Donegan, Skip Persson, Jim Collins, Ken Hawkins, Stetson Blake, Bruce Chadwick, Fred Bayers, Charles Potkay. mobile, ushering at community affairs, keeping the cafeteria clean, raising and lowering the town flag, and forming a new Key Club in this area. The Key Club consists of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have displayed qualities of leader- ship, service, scholarship, character, and initiative. They are inducted in the beginning of the year having been chosen in the spring of the preceding year by a faculty committee. Applications are made available to any interested boy. OFFICERS Tucker, president. Q Thomas Watt, lt.-governor Nathan Clark, secretary Mit chell Kot, treasurer, Patrick Graham, vice-president Dick ...- Ellen Crosby, secretary, Sheila French, vice- presidentg Judith Winckler, president, Earla Closson, treasurer. KEYETTE CLUB - 'x 'isa . ...Nil ...Xp NX X, X , 'X N X . First row: Sheila Trojanoski, Leola Amena, Elaine Rogers, Norma Linton, Lynne Cumming, Dot Rindos, Edith Chamberlain, Mary Cole, Margot Schaumann, Jane DeCourcy, Linda Reed. Second row: Charlyn Smith, Judy Winckler, Ellen Crosby, Earla Closson, Kathy Roche, Sheila French, Elaine Kusako, Barbara Brotherron, Bonnie Moreland, Lee Baratelli, Julia Wes- The Milford High Keyette Club is the girls' counterpart of the Key Club, and is sponsored jointly by the Business and Professional Womens Club of Milford and the Milford High Key Club. Mrs. Shirley P. Newton acts as faculty advisor. The aim of the Club is to be of as much service to the school and community as possible, and to develop good character and.leadership among its members. The girls are chosen from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, on the basis of their already possessing these characteristics. This year the Keyettes ushered at the Firemen's Show and the Brotherhood Party, checked coats at .MN- ,XX ton, Judy Sugarman, Terry Rosenthal. Third row: Anita Rosell, Jean Bennett, Virginia Ritchie, Audrey Nettle- ton, Beverly Ritchie, Sue Clair, Carol McLaren, Susan Marks, Nancy Strom, Beth Hopkins, Mary Jane Novotny. Last row: Betsy Burke, Joy Stoviak, Ann Morris, Mary Ellen Chadwick, Polly Eggleston, Marge Brown, Mrs. Newton, faculty advisor. the Hospital Ball, served at the Key Club Induc- tion Banquet, participated in the Key-Keyette as- sembly, and filled two Thanksgiving baskets for needy families. They baby-sat for the Milford Red Cross Bloodmobile every month Cthroughout the summer, tool, adopted an Indian child, worked for the Hungarian Refugee Relief, and sold Christ- mas trees to finance these and other projects. In conjunction with the Key Club, the Keyettes par- ticipated in the Workday for Radio Free Europe, and put on their annual Key-Keyette Kampus Karnival dance for the student body. OFFICERS ALL-STATE BAND and CHOIR Ten Milford High School students were selected for the All-State Concert, leaving October 24 from MHS to attend All-State held at Bushnell Memorial Auditorium, Hartford. Upon arriving, they spent the morning, afternoon and evening of Wednes- day, October 24 rehearsing. Thursday morn- ing was devoted to rehearsing, after which a dress rehearsal was conducted during the afternoon, with the concert being presented that evening. The concert was attended by 4,000 persons and tickets were sold out two weeks prior to the performance. it ALL STATE CHOIR First row: Norma Motann, Ruth Howell. Second row: Bob Rissell, Bob jordan, Frank jordan, Fred Poulson. QQ Six MHS All-State Chorus members and four musicians advised by Harry Lingdell and Edward Pascal, participated in the All- State Concert, consisting of the best musi- cians in the state. The members of the All- State Band and Orchestra were selected the previous year by audition during the month of April. The All-State Band members were chosen by the Music Educator's Association auditioning committee. All-State Chorus members were selected by the school's choral director. The number of students that may be sent to the All-State Chorus by a school is determined according to the school's com- parable enrollment. The students attending All-State were Charles Weyant, David Gottlieb, Smith Toulson, james Maryak, Ruth Howell, Nor- ma Moran, Fred Poulson, Bob Rissell, Bob jordan, and Frank jordan. ALL STATE BAND First row: Smith Toulson, Charles Weyant. Sec- ond row: james Maryak, David Gottleib. WETOMHCS fY5C6 1065091153-l'.45 EL' xt-t l STAFF In front: Ellen Crosby. Forming W: Stetson Blake, Tim Rose, Ralph Ross, Lynn Kasmin, Joyce Kittredge, Edith Gaito, Pat Klein, Charlene Joy, Barbara White, Norma Linton, Ginny Hagen, Sue Flair, Cynthia Beirne, Nancy wx A 1 . . . Q' - C' 'B 4' Seele, I. ne C mmm , Melon Chadwick, Gwe Brodie, tifiliiisia is SCHOCASUC Sue Clai1?:nMaryujane Bunn. n P235 YQ 5 or l K QA? .I 1, msrmxsuron 4. Z 4? W: nf 995' HND? WETOMHIS VOLUME XXVI Number 2 ' ii ' o no o The Wetomhir, Milford High School's Editors-l'f1ff'l1f'f'f .... . .... Ellen Crosiy. Sietsbn Blake newspaper' ls a Completely selbsupport' 4ssisZm1t l'iI!lilUf' .... 'faculty A111 1f.s'o:' .... Norma Linton Donald Brough ing publication. It is paid for by sub- scriptions, advertisements, and the two annual dances it sponsors. Published gLlS1'IlL'SS fllmulgcr ..,. .............................,..... B alpli Boss Qdzfcrlising Staff ...... iubscrzphon Mmmger .,.... ..........,... .............. jil'ClllflflUIl JU:-i'.'111gPr Pi. Boss, C. McLaren, S. Clair Charlene Joy Joyce Kittredge every month, Wezomhi: contains recent happenings of M.H.S., guidance news, an editorial page, and various feature articles. The staff is composed of juniors and seniors who have received recommenda- tions from their English teachers. The Exchange lfllllffll' .....,... ...... .,.... ......,... P a t Klein Yports Editor ......, ...,........................,.,,...... T im Rose Dhotograplzcrs ienior Stag .,.,,. Norma Linton, Stetson Blake staff positions, such as editors and busi- ness managers, are chosen by the faculty .Ellen Crosby, Stetson Blake, Ralph Ross, Charlene Joy, Edie Gaito, Pat Klein, Joyce Kittredge and Norma Linton. lunior Surg ........ Sue Claire. Sue Flair, lN'lnry Jane Dunn, Gwen Brodie, Tim Bose, Barbara White, Lynn Cum- ming, Lynn Kasmin. lVIarge Brown, Carol McLaren. Melon Chadwick, Marge Davis, Joy Rogers, Virginia Hagen, Carolyn Emmons, Cynthia Bierne, and Nancy Seeley. leyes Star Press Inc. it i595 Stratford Ave., Stratford, Conn. advisor Donald P. Brough, on the basis of applications filed for the job. By being a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the Con- necticut Scholastic Press Association, Wetombix is well abreast of the current information and trends of high school journalism. First row Mitchell Kot, Pat Graham, Sheila Trojanoski, Edith Chamberlain, Richard Tucker, Stetson Blake Second row: Ken Hawkins, Bruce Chadwick. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NUTMEG BOYS' U AND LAUREL GIRLS' STATE This year six junior boys and two iunior girls were chosen to attend Nutmeg Boys' and Laurel Girls' State. The representatives were chosen on the basis of leadership, service, and scholarship. Boys' and Girls' State are leadership schools which have as their objectives to develop leadership, to teach the fundamentals of our form of govern- ment, to make Boys' and Girls' State a laboratory of practical political scienceg to make State a functional citizenship program. Besides this fine opportunity and rewarding experi- ence, Milford was fortunate to have Ken Hawkins elected as treasurer of Boys' State. The National Honor Society is a group of students who have become eligible by achieving consistently good grades for a year and a half before election into the society, and also while they are members. The qualities, other than scholarship that must be maintained by the student are leadership, service, and character. The Honor Society holds meetings periodically to attend to any current business. The elected officers are Richard Tucker, president, Edith Chamberlain, vice presidentg and Elaine Kusako, secretary, and the faculty advisor is Miss Ruth Doe. Sheila Troianoski, Edith Chamberlain, vice-president, Elaine Kusako, secretary, Beverly Ritchie, Anita Rosell, Tom O'Grady, Richard Tucker, presidentg Margot Landcasrle, Sheila French, Virginia Ritchie, Ellen Crosby, Beverly Brideau. YEARBGOK STAFF First row: Beverly Ritchie, Charlene Joy, Barbara Britt, Norma Linton. Second row: Audrey Nettleron, Virginia Ritchie, assistant editor. Third row: Rosemary VonElling, Nancy Giard, Mary Moran. Fourth row: Delores Kosa, Joyce Mower. Fifth row: Ann Hill, Judy Amann, jean Bennett. Last row: Bill DeCelle, james Collins, Daniel Orza, Richard Tucker, advertising manager, james Schofield, Tom Watt, editor. TYPING STAFF First row: Haydee Woodford, Ann Hill, Marian Wagner. Second row: Leola Amena, Judy Bristol, Laurel Wilhelm. Last row: Berry Dooling, Marlene Driend. JUNIOR AND SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS First row: G. Zeek, E. Holst, J. McAfee, C. Urban, L. Blake, B. Britt, J. Faller, E. Barrette, P. Garamella, R. Banta, M Semedo, J. Bristol, R. Conors, K. Allison. Second row: M. Phillips, E. Gregus, B. Gilmore, C. Hopkins, G. Stott, S. Thomas, C. Stempick, J. Congdon, B. Franklin, L. Mc- Kiernan, C. Hodges, A. Klages, B. Holveck, S. King. Third row: C. Emmons, S. Wickun, L. Beebe, J. Butt, H. Woodford, D. Marsh, Valentine, R. Summers, M. Kelly, J. Merritt, V. Hagen, S. McKiernan, M. Miller, V. Watson, J. Surgalis, R. Brockenberry, B. Adams. Fourth row: J. Moulthrop, C. Haas, J. Coull, H. Amena, G. Deruz- zi, C. Brennan, C. Stankiewicz, B. Casey, D. Birk, Stoviak, N. Strom, C. Waniga, K. Rogers, S. Lloyd, B. Cable, R. Sogga, R. Pisacone, M. Chedisrer, E. Casey, B. Vinci, N. Anderson. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' CHORUS First row: M. Zemola, I. Parmalee, P. Hessberger, D. Courts, A. Perruzi, R. Bocar, A. Norris, C. Rauch, C. Harkabus, C Holmes, G. Fusco, P. Margolan, H. Zemaititis, S. Karl Second row: J. O'Connor, J. Sugarman, P. Johnson, C Woodford, E. Kreyssig, B. Thompson, S. Rosenthal, J Rafuse, E. Steward, H. Ried, C. Hodges, J. Williamson M. Lloyd. Third row: R. Russell, C. Brockenberry, C. Roy PDQ, J. Holmes, E. Semedo, J. Phelps, T. Rosenthal, S. Davis, M. Mason, N. Prucknet, N. Hrusyniw, P. Lockwood, P. Brooks, J. Weston. Fourth rowz D. Kozy, J. Linster, J. Rubin, T. Themin, J. Wnuk, N. Surgalis, J. Adams, P. Reid, P. Tranquillo, G. Walters, K. Schroeder, J. Lockwood, D. Buswell. Fifth row: B. Yokza, J. Coleman, G. Minor, F. Smith, M. Berger, L. Boozer, J. Cannon. BOYS' CHORUS ' 'K . 0 4 L , 5 - . 5' af., . , o 5' e .xr A i Q ' . W., l ' lf' ., 5 . ,-In C First row: David Hancock, George Weisherlner, Sam Cooper, joe Dellamarggio, john Sefcik, Henry Pond, Bob Richards, Ralph Romano. Second row: Bob Perry, Herman Miller, Bill Doty, jim Williams, Don Ross, Bill Hall, john Slesinski. Last row: Pat Kelly, Dave Thomas, Clyde Pruett, Edward Brady, Dale Krasenics, James Gillingham, Larry Nugent. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Q . st ls. ta -' i- .' A i- 4 -13 lf. iw A A wt.. Q S T- R K T -A A- - ..,.. - L. . -t . . X . -Ex awp.-in mcf..af.-,wifi , r First row: R. Howell, M. Blake, S. McKenna, P. Klein, C. Smith, N. Linton, B. Casey, P. Dickewich, M. Carter, J. Gammons, S. Flair. Second row: J. Maugeri, N. Dailey M. Arsenault, L. Kasmin, -I. Cabot, L. Burgess, D. Rindos, M. Iandcastle, M. Schaumann, S. Troianoski, D. Montreuil, M. Baird, N. Morann. Third row: L. Amena, B. Cowe, E. Chamberlain, H. Berman, R. Jordon, 1. Roeher, F. Jordon, R. Hegi, P, Foran, A. Rosell, D. Harris. Last row: R. Ernst, B, Cook, G. Wartl, W. Aitkin, F. Poulsen, P. LePage, D. Berman, B. Rissell, D. Tucker. OR Lars 6 CHESTRA 6 ami First row: LeRoy Byrne, Dick Cammarano, Smith Toulson, Rosenbaum, Charles Diggs, Jack Berky, Lee Beloin, jim june Williams, Dave Gottlieb, Charles Weyant. Second Maryak, Charles Kreiger, Margot Schaumann. Ar piano row: Judy Peckham, jackie Brynaert, Dan Orza, Charles Ann Morris, Edith Chamberlain, Linda Reed, Amy Dudek Potkay, Tom Watt, Dave Kleinschmitt. Third row: Ron BAND First row: A. Burton, J. Bolton, C. Barber, N. Clark, S. Fugal, C. Ward, B. Hood, B. Adams, J. Schofield, C. Kreiger, J. Maryak. Second row: S. Toulson, C. Weyant, D. Gottlieb, J. Dalton, R. Pollard, D. Kleinschmitt, I. Terrill, B. Pascal, M. Kot, D. Adams, L. Beloin, W. Richards, R. johnson. Third row: B. Burke, L. Cumming, j. Benetico, F. Virgulto, D. Ullman, C. Pitsch, J. D'Amico F. Stolberg. Fourth row: M. Botsford, P. Burns, J. Beckwith J. Bartollotta, C. Potkay. Standing: R. Gordon, J. Wil liams, T. Pert, E. Revet, R. Cammarano, L. Byrne, H Barber, C. Diggs, R. Rosenbaum, j. Berky, T. Watt, M Schaumann, R. Toulson, Mr. Pascal, band director. 84 l FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The purpose of the Future Teachers of America Club is to interest high school students in the teaching profession through a program of discussion, lectures, and visits to other schools. This year's ofiicers included: Stetson Blake, president, Elaine Rogers, vice-president, Carol Luciano, secretary, Virginia Ulrich, treas- urer, Earla Closson, program chairman. ' s First row: Carol Luciano, Stetson Blake, Virginia Ulrich. Second row: june Williams, Haydee Woodford. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The membership of the Future Nurses Club consists of students who hope to rake up nursing as a profession. The purpose of the club is to help the members make a definite decision as to whether they are temperamentally and physically qualified for the nursing profession. The program, based on getting information to students concerning the duties of nurses, includes projects to help the school and the community, and field trips to va- rious hospitals. This helps members get a further insight as to what they will be facing if they choose nursing as their future vocation. l First row: Sandra Kane, Ann Norris, Ellen Casey, Dawn Standing: Barbara Britt, Lorraine Foster, Arleen Kocis, Adams, Caroline Kazmerczyk. Second row: Judy Mc- Joan Wnuk, Pat McGirr, Mary Ann Weatherhead, Carol Kiernan, Marie Arsenault, Mary Ann Griffin, Joyce Beckwith, Donna Marsh, Ruth Marsh, Pat Dickewich. Poe, Marsha Baird, Alice Beard. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America Club offers an opportunity to all girls who are interested in practice in many of the homemak- ing skills. It is an active group which has a program of basic ac- tivities made possible by the un- usually adequate facilities of our Home Economics Department. In the picture, the girls are seen in the living room of the Practice Cottage which actually is a completely equipped home. Under the guid- ance of Miss Whitham, the girls learn to work together and promote good will in the school and the community. The Milford High School French Club exists for the purpose of giving French students a better knowl- edge of the language. Its many activities during the year include a newspaper published by the members written entirely in French, an annual trip to New ya., -.- - ---mx'-' -up .,.. - 'RW '-7 -11 1 First row: Shirley Benway, Helen Reid, Caroline Ragusa, Pat Angenola, Ann Rainey, Glenna Bennett, Joan Winer, Nancy Allen. Second row: Rena Brody, Miss Whitham, advisor, Pat Jones FRENCH CLUB York where they see a Broadway play and visit a French Restaurant, and many other useful and enjoy- able projects. The meetings of the club are sometimes conducted in French, with all the members taking part in the conversation. First row: Terry Rosenthal, Linda Varaney, Margot Iand- Marilyn Westfall, Amy Dudak, Pat McGrew, Judy Sugar- castle, Elaine Kusako, Mr. Nolan, advisor, Kathy Roche, man, Richard Tucker, Ann Morris, Bonnie Moreland, Doris Barbara Britt, Audrey Mason, Judy Montano, Rosemary Bouchard, Barbara Brotherton, Barbara Wooton, Edith VonElling. Second row: Sue Rosenthal, Janice Katz, Chamberlain. 86 LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is a service club whose members take care of such duties as charging books in and out of the library, processing new books for circulation, distribut- ing overdue notices to the students, and keeping the books in order on the shelves. The purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in the library profession and give an op- portunity to those already interested X' to gain experience. . t .1 , ix e 3 sl x ated: Pat Burns, Marilyn Iaeffler. Standing, first row: Margaret Carter, Nan Dailey, Rosalie rsmano, Mary Ann McDonald, Mary Thompson, Alice Klages, Alice Burt. Last row: Leo Irish, it Angenola, Francis Laufer. DEBATING CLUB The Milford High School Debating Club, under the direction of faculty advisor Robert Cox, offers an opportunity to students to learn the art of debating. Scrimmage debates are conducted to sharpen the thinking of the club members and strengthen their debating power. Tape recorders are used during prac- tice sessions so that the debaters might find the flaws in their argumentation and presentation by reading speeches into the tape recorder and observing their vocal delivery. During practice debates on Niaroby- ism, club members grade the points of debating so a fellow member will know his own weak spots. Debat- ing literature has also been purchased. The club hopes soon to hold a debate with Milford's rival, Stratford. Ralph Ross, Tom Platt, Claire Egan, John Lynch, Mr. Cox, Schweitz, Maureen O'Connor. advisorg Bonnie Bray, Carol Pruet, Judy Sugarman, Sharon First row: Bob Lee, Ralph Ross, Victor Sekelsky, Richard Thompson, Howard Spaner. Second row: Bob Ladamus, Stetson Blake, George Capelle. PROJECTIONIST CLUB The Milford High School Pro- jectionist Club is a school service club which distributes, collects and operates audio-visual equip- ment. New club members are instructed in the use and care of audio-visual equipment, under the direction of Mrs. Frances Chilinski, faculty advisor to the club and stage crew. After passing tests on the care and use of an audio-visual ma- chine the club member receives a license entitling him to operate it. When a student has mastered the classroom equipment he may wish to train for the stage crew, an organization whose members operate the school stage equip- ment during assemblies, plays and other high school shows. The Projectionist Club is im- portant to the entire school for its members make possible the great number of audio-visual aids that are used in the classrooms. Furthermore, it has a personal value to the individuals in it, giving them experience with lighting and amplifying equip- ment which is often the start of a career in the theater. ,,.f4 - SPEECH CLUB First row: Norma Linton, Sheila French, Edith Chamber- lain, Margot Landcastle, Sally King, fstandingj Richard Tucker. Second row: Mitchell Kot, Robert Jordan, Frank The Speech Club was organized for students in- terested in using appropriate diction for various types of verbal expression. The club attempts to uncover 88 and remedy the speech imperfections of its members. The varying conditions under which speech can be jordan, Haydee advisor. Woodford, Judy Bristol, Mr. Brown, developed and improved, including the schools pub- lic address system, are utilized, and the reading of the daily announcements was one of the major activities of the year. GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB The purpose of Girls' Sports Club is to give the girls inter- ested in athletics an opportunity to participate in extra-curricular activities. They are given a chance to play in both individual and team sports and become more proficient in a them. One feature this year was in conjunction of the greater in which teams various schools school acted as wide variety of of the program a play-day, held with the schools Bridgeport area, from each of the competed. Each host for one of ii the sports, which this year in- cluded volleyball, basketball, bowling, badminton, softball, tennis, swimming, and a recrea- tional program. The club is under the direction of Miss joan Tickey. tue W' rf., f 1 5 Sitting: Margaret Martin, Phyllis Forcier, Carol Sanciola, Phyllis Garamolla, Wanda Lutostanski, Janice Rourke, Barbara Gilmore, Karen Beckwith, Lee Baratelli. Standing first row: Margaret Nielson, Lynn Turner, Adele Bartley, Amy Corbiere, Diane Coneybear, Helen Ziska. Standing second row: Carol Robertson, Joan Coleman, Earla Closson, Audrey Nettleton, Pat Jones, Natalie Hrusyniw, Carol Rauch. HQ, . -- r,,,,1'+iif5flrs M it T' ull ,lllllllliiilslll z is sa - - E i Nl. -- ,ya,i.s,g...i:1:,. K ' z L-at , . it.. K . ...D....A-.V,,R Holding camera: George Caoelle. First row: janice'Rourke, Patricia Melnick, joan Berger, Paul Hirtle, Walter Chmielenski, Bob Davies, Marge Bergen, Lynne Cumming. Second row: Ed Betlinski, Alan Chaitin, Charles Riepe, Charles Pitsche, DeForest Smith, Ken Spencer, PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club of Milford High is open to students from all four classes who are interested in learning how to improve their methods of photogra- phy. The oflicers for this year were George Capelle, president, Bill Kurtz, vice-president, Lynne Cumming, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Pinco acts as faculty advisor. Some of the year's activities included an amateur showing of European slides, several photography field trips, demonstrations on the use of various members cameras by local photographers, several developing and printing sessions in the darkroom, selling photos of assemblies, and participation in the National High School Photographic Contest. 89 if First row: Sally King, Kathy Cormier, Pat London, Serena Westfall, Margot Landcastle, Neva Anderson, Barbara McKenna, jackie Cabot, Mimi Brown, Joyce Kittredge. Second row: Adele Coneybear, Marilynn Miller, Charlotte Adams, Marge Phillips, Cora Whitney. DANCE CLUB Dance Club this past year, under the direction of Mrs. Laura Lund, has been very successful. Competent officers, Neva Anderson, presidentg Carol McLaren, secretary, and Marilynn Miller, treasurerg have also contributed much for the benefit of the organization. Two great advancements were accomplished this year. One of these was a symposium, the first of its kind to be conducted in any high school in the state. Girls from many schools throughout the state had a chance to meet each other and to exchange their knowledge of dance technique. The second was a concert pre- sented by our own club. The highlight of this con- cert was a twenty minute modern ballet. Through this organization the members are able to express their ideas in dance by creative movement and to attain grace and poise. The students work dili- gently, and all thoroughly enjoy the activities of the club. CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY Each year the seniors are responsible for presenting the Christmas Assembly, depict- ing the birth of Christ. This is done in pageant form with music provided by the choirs. Mrs. Beale served as the director and did her usual fine job. In this scene, the shep- herds come to pay tribute to the Babe. Here, the wisemen are visiting the man- ger where the child Jesus lay. Perhaps the thoughts of the actors are not too far away from that eve in Bethlehem. It would be hard to pick an individual who has contributed more to our talent assemblies than Charlie Potkay. He not only has fascinated audiences with his dancing, but he is also an ac- complished musician and com- poser. Here Charlie is caught in one of his many dance routines. . Senior Talent Assembly The class of 1957 was very fortunate to have a great deal of talent within it. Each assembly that we sponsored was a great success. Here we see four of our more talented members perform- ing with the grace and poise that is the rule for success. On stage -Serena McKenna, Judy Mon- tano, Jackie Cabot, and Mimi Brown. ..,k . Nag ., U' 1 , ll . f l g , ss I X Y : V ..:, at-1 ' . ,:,.-':.,1..W11- we - , 91 One of the high spots of the assembly was the boys' Calypso line. These lovely ladies held the audience in stitches as they danced and sang, much to every- one's delight. This climax was a fitting close to one of our never-to-be-forgotten memories - Our Talent Show. On stage - Tom Watt, Dick Bourdeau, Bruce Chadwick, Frank jordan, George Ward, Harvey Berman, and Jim Collins. We Also Had Our . ' ' 1 '-ff--,ns pa., A X, X , , P- 'axn' 'i,:'+'1,-fx Q,r5m ,Xin fin' Y ' ' E ' ,at 1 'ta Yixriigfff VN 5 X Y A x If Fulk! 1 ylhyxl I ! t ,' - M. My s,,v-I. udlrg WN, JAN P W1 Y V -0 v Girls, we've got to stick together at a time like this. MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Meet Me in St. Louis was our first dra- matic production. It was a light hearted comedy about the misadventures of a large family living in St. Louis at the time of the great fair. lts success was largely due to the fine direction of Mrs. Newton and the great performance given by each in the cast. LN A bit of relaxation before the performance. 1 N , 'I'hat's my leg you're biting! not the sofa. luv I L -P1 ,, C First row: Harvey Berman, Bob Jordon, Bob Ernst, jim Collins, George Ward. Second row: Barbara Franklin, jackie Cabot, Barbara Wfoodhead, Neva Ander- son, Audrey Mason, Margot Landcastle, Serena McKenna, Sheila French, Barbara Adams, Stetson Blake, Mrs. Newton, advisorg Tom Watt. 92 Backstage, the make-up committee does its fine job trans- forming us into different people. One-Night Stands Shhh! Up there in the deep dark woods my mother is walking. fNote the ollers on the revolving stage.J Seated: Lcola Amena, Norma Linton. Second row: Barbara Adams, Margot Landcastle, Judy Symanski, Eva Riley, Neva Anderson, Audrey Mason, Stetson Blake, Sheila French, Charles Creamer. Last row: Dave Harris, Richard Tucker, Thomas Watt, Frank Jordon, Bruce Chadwick. Who are you? ' MRS. MCTHIN G Mrs, McThing was a delightful fantasy about the revenge a witch takes on the wealthy LaRue family. An added highlight was the use of a revolving stage, built by our woodworking shop. The play was a great success and all who viewed it saw an enjoy- able performance thanks to Mrs. Irene Schwartz, director. A little greasepaint here, some rouge there, and you'll 93 be all set. My child you have disobeyed me. zmzbfa Www Moonlight and Magnolias - the beauty of the old south transformed our gymnasium and turned an otherwise uneventful night into an evening that we will long cherish. Pat Graham and Nancy Buck ruled as King and Queen over a court of lovely attend- ants. Their selection was due to the Fine work and leadership they exhibited in pre- paring for the prom. The chairmen, Ken Hawkins and Nancy Buck, truly worked hard to make the evening so successful. Another reason why we may never forget this night is the fact that this was the only prom that we presented, for we voted to drop the prom in our senior year and re- place it with a semi-formal. We ck Dick Tucker, president of the Junior classg Nancy Buck, Queen and prom co-chairmang Pat Graham, King. The Grand March climaxing a memorable evening. ,H fx 's The river contributes to the lives of the students many individual sports like fishing, swimmi l,iand skating. iiil XM? its Neva. Anefsraon .' f f, fs- ' 1 .l' Lv -fx f -an -I s QP -wQ gsvf-rf f. , I I Qf '4 V 5 5 Janice N 5c 9,6 ff-J ' y 41' .1,fZ159'LwJgIO i ,S rf- Aff ,K , 1 Fl X v f' A -f-. K-I ,c l'q Ma. ge, 'Brown flame. kggaltd Cabo? J 944' Rlfsdoi Sandy QKuT-To Sun. Claire ffk fr ' TR ' , ' R Gri:F3'n 5 UQ! F' f x k, 'ix my .54- LQ,gq-Qe BvFS.ss Balfblvfdl XXL! ll E 1 ,Tay Sfgviak ' Q 15 F 5' i 'I' .V V 1 rggnl.-, ?+n.J'.' 117- Neva Anderson, Barbara Woodhead, Janice Neschke, Marge Brown, Elaine Kusako, Sue Claire, Dot Rindos, Jacky Cabot, Laura Burgess, Sandy Ruffo, joy Stoviak. ,W Up ls! x n Q sq s what they look like inside the hudclle, '13' 'ewan -'L just before they line up to starr the cheer. p r x X f' .f . X,- . t Q-V' sa. . VL- . , i .,r X ' I . 1, .. . 7 First row: H. Brockenberry, C. Bunger, C. Hungerford, L. Fleming, T. Chipello, J. Collins, A. Anderson, D. Sullivan, E. Hager, M. Mockler J. Crosby, K. Hawkins. Second row D. Verrilli, D. Hancock, R. Smith, J. Benefico, E. Crocco-, H. Berman, T. Phelan, E. Usinger and J. Viola, co-captains B. Foote, F. Smith, B. Ernst, S. Gaunya, B. Cochran, E Harris, L. Byrne. Third row: J. Pennington, J. Hopwood P. Gray, D. Downey, B. Grifhn, B. McKay, B. O'Sullivan G. Ward, R. Pastir, R. Munsterman, D. Yerxa, E. Taylor S. Persson, B. White, T. Jensen, S. Manchester, P. Graham X.. JQAP, D f QL, 15555, is if ., GRID SEASON .1 L tj 111 ,M 12 we Q 59- 1L'IifI LJ K laid,-'ll . Cv f ,Q 5 The 1956 season saw the highest scoring team of Milford's his- 1956 SCHEDULE tory, led by co-captains Emil Usinger and Joe Viola, chalk up a 6-2-1 Milford 28 Bassick .-.Al'I'l,.IAI'. 0 record, and strengthen Milford's already established reputation as the Milford 20 Norwalk V.'..-.A.Vh.4. 19 team to beat. This record was compiled despite the fact that the season Milford 59 Andrew Warde I... 0 was marked by serious injuries to key players making necessary con- Milford 34 Bullard Havens ,luh 0 tinuously unexpected shifts in the line-ups. Coaches Ray Stoviak, Noel Milford 44 Central .....'I..4..vp.. 0 WiHcins, and Mario Ponsalle worked very hard with the team, and Milford 33 West Haven '.-44'I. 14 were justly proud when Dick Downey and james Collins made the first Milford 15 Hamden ..,.lv.'.'I H13 string of the All-District Team, Richard Bourdeau and Emil Usinger Milford 18 Harding .A..'.-......p 19 the second string, and seven others received honorable mention. Milford 6 Stratford blublbnlplvlbv 9 It was an exciting well-played season, with strategy of T-Forma- tion with variations paying off very well. Although we lost the tradi- tional Turkey Day battle with Stratford, the game itself lived up to jQ W expectations with the certainty of the loss not known until the very ll ,QQ end. Throughout the season Milford fans enjoyed and enthusiastically 'cw' xwiffk ,ef supported one of Milford's most outstanding teams. f 1 Q, ' l i yi I 98 Ernie Crocco fails to find an opening so he tries to hurdle the line in the Stratford game i .'3 t F' Q' if 3 llll HMV' .1 if f I 4' Dick Downey scores as he catches a long pass from Bob Grimm against Central. Dick Downey slashes through the line with Dick Bourdeau throwing a de- termined block at Central linemen. v FOOTBALL LETTERMEN .-1-ns-ui-u-1111 First row: Par Graham, Dick Downey, Joe Viola, Ernie Crocco. Second row: Danny Sullivan, Emil Usinger, George Ward. Third row: Chris Bunger, Dick Bourdeau, james Collins, joe Benefico. ATHLETIC COUNCIL First row: Ernie Crocco, Ray Hollworth, joe Viola, Paul Buglione. Back row: Emil Usinger, Bill Doyle, Natalie Hrusyniw, Dick Downey, Charles Potkay. X XJ K -. ' - LM Jack we B naar? 51 3. N 1 X Nancy G 1 ard 1 I A I L X Xa. Rene sue 5 Hmcklecj 3 rgnaert fx I Jeanne Robar+son gf-IJJ Cora , -sn! w 5' A 7 X .Jog OFSO X 1 nn.:-1- whximij X Il-so.rlo+fe J M 9. weS+fall Rfk ' Ngsgthoin Frames t rx! f caxrncw i i 1: A ' 1 X ' I N..-J ,up .fs .W-axle W Front row: Beverly Ritchie, Co-Managerg Rene Brynaert, jean Bennett, Co-Manager. In formation: Charlotte Westfall, Marilyn Westfall, Fran Carrick, jackie Brynaert, Cora Whitney, Drum Majorerteg Nancy Giard, Captaing Mary jane Novotny, Sue Hinkley, Joy Corso, Jeanne Robertson. Om' Award-Winning Baton Squad During the half at the Central game the high-stepping squad leads the band. VARSITY First row: Wally Whittaker, Ken Hawkins, Dick Downey, Captain, Bill DeCelle, James Collins. Second row: Charles Riepe, Manager, Carl Gandza, Ronald Rosenbaum, Kent Carlson, Pat Kelly, Bob Hokunson, Richard Coviello, Roy Lund, Coach. 1-1 Y 0: fa q ,- N ., I L .5 S 'wif T. X X With a fairly uneventful season predicted, Milford under the direction of Roy Lund surprised everyone this year by finishing tenth in the state and entering the Class A, CIAC Tournament for large schools. Unfortu- nately, playing on a slippery floor at the New Haven Arena, they lost their first game to Meriden 85-59. The season was one of the most exciting in several years, with nine close games, one going into overtime, ending in Milford victories. Outstanding scorer for the year was Bill DeCelle. The highlight of the year came in the final game when Milford upset Harding with a 53-51 score after having been beaten by Harding earlier in the season by 22 points. The record at the end of the season stood at 15 wins, and 6 losses. Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford Milford BASKETBALL SCHEDULE C overtime J Alumni Hamden West Haven Hamden West Haven Central Bullard-Havens Andrew Warde Notre Dame Roger Ludlowe Stratford Bassick Harding Central Bullard-Havens Andrew Warde Roger Ludlowe Stratford Notre Dame Bassick Harding Home Home Home Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Home Home Away Away Away Away Home Away Away Away Home is Q 6 .., Q if , M' Q ff ,K S K!! mi, t ' . L , QA' Xa X g -Sli 1 EQ . X, 5093022 . ffv .ZW F S The cheerleaders lead the stands in one of their many cheers. BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Wally Whittaker, Ken Hawkins, Jack Katrick, Dick Downey -, 1 -N f 04' ' .ia Q, Xb 1 Y wi dl FUI? First row: John Barbieri, Steve Gaunya, Walter Joy, Tony Chris Bunger, Coach Ray Stoviak. Third row: Bob Griffin, Chipello, Smart Bush, Carl Gandza, john Grich, Paul Richard Coviello, Wallace Whittaker, Bob Schock, jimmy Buglione. Second row: Bill Schrader, Alex Hall, Warner Gleason, Emil Usinger, Bob Calandro. Aitken, Henry Brockenberry, Dick Thursby, Ken Hawkins, SCHEDULE K l K Milford Wilbur cross ,. 'N , ,y Milford Wilbur Cross ,. Af, Q Milford Notre Dame .. . ' 39 i , Milford Hamden ....,.r,... ....,.. ' -3 X E Milford Bassick ...... . .. G-f - , -- Milford Bullard Havens 2' A Milford Stratford ,.... .... P Milford Harding .... , ' Milford Hamden ..,. T h i Milford Central ...... , Milford Fairfield ...,,, . 13 if Milford Notre Dame Milford Bassick Milford West Haven ,. , - ,. Milford Bullard Havens Milford Stratford M ll,, i The 1956 baseball squad turned in a line 13-1-6 record under the Milford West Haven .l,. leadership of Captain Bill Morse and Coach Ray Stoviak. This year Milford Harding ....,.,. looks even more promising for the team, as many are returning this Milford Central .,,.... season to give strong pitching support and good hitting. With these Milford Fairfield ..,.. thoughts in mind, Captain Paul Buglione and Coach Ray Stoviak are looking forward to the 1957 season. The highlight of the past season was a brilliant no-hitter against Harding, pitched by Bob Schock which we won 2-0. Q X xi gig .M ts ,M- Carl Gandza flies out in Harding game. Paul Buglione and Bill Morse pick their favorite bats while waiting their turns. Action On The Diamond 1 .af r l H f'FP1 W- Billy Morse races across home with the winning 108 john Grich stretches for throw and runner is out run. at first base. J K.-3 x F5 ,XL x V 1 , f Wm lu'd' First row: Paul Buglione, Captaing Gene DeiChicci, Phil Simone. Second row: Richard Gordon, Dennis Lape, Bernard Lickreig, Bob Dennis, Mike Casey. The Milford High School Bowling Team had an average season finishing third in the Greater Bridge- port area league. Coached by Mr. Harry Helyer and led by captain Paul Buglione, who was high scorer with a 100 average, the team played on Monday after- noons from November to March at the Barnum Bowling Alleys, in Stratford. The team is a member of the American junior Duck Pin Bowling Congress, and they entered a two week State Bowling Tourna- ment in March. The team played eight matches consisting of three games each, the winner taking two out of three. 109 Bullard Havens Central ....i......,. Harding ..., Stratford ,... - . 1 C, my ,rp , .4 -gif-4 S Q MATCHES wonl lost wonl lost r....,rwon1 lost ,s,.,..won1 lost STRATFORD-MILFORD-NORWALK 3 It's finished, but am I exhausted! TRIANGULAR MEET The boys sign in before the big race. With another Mg mile to go there ap- pears to be plenty of steam left. The coach seems to know his team's score in advance. 1956 - TRACK - 1957 Last year's track squad, under a new coach, Jack Taylor, displayed a variety of talents as they finished the season breaking many of the previous school records. Six Milford boys attended the state meet and one was selected to go to the New England meet. Under the leadership of co-captains Ray Hollworth and Charlie Potkay this year's team hopes to better last season's record. Emil Usinger threw the javelin 176 feet to establish a new school record. He also placed third in the New England meet. With such students returning again this year, we look forward to a successful season. SCHEDULE Milford Lose 5 1 M -52 W Notre Dame Milford Lose 44-60 Stratford Milford Lose 36 Z -67 M, Danbury Milford Lose 46-58 Harding Milford Lose 50M -5 3 M1 Hamden Milford Win 69-35 Ansonia Milford Lose 35-69 Ludlowe Milford Win 67-37 Fairfield Prep if W4 ,F 'flaws , -155 , ' us e S X I R, K2 , l f,i . if. if i Ray Hollworth strains to pass his op ponenr from Danbury. Members of both reams show mixed emo tions as Bob Pasrir puts the shot. Heavy isn't it? An opposing javelin rhrower lers fly. This Danbury high jumper exhibits beau- tiful form while clearing the bar. 112 1 fp C 5 X Q X - Ji Y iultklib 5 M . !. . LW .- : -1 Z GOLF Peter Aldo Bill Doyle john Casey Dave Ragaini Team Matches Average 12 80.4 12 84.6 11 85.7 12 92 85.67 e 4 i 6 1 il Bill Doyle, Pete Aldo, Mr. Fox, coachg John Casey, David Ragaini. The golf team had a very successful season finishing with a 7-4-1 record. This qualified them for the state tournament in which they finished eleventh out of twenty teams. Under the skillful coaching of Mr. Auran Fox, the boys turned in fine performances throughout the year, with Pete Aldo lowest scorer of the season, and turning in a 75 at the Mill River Country Club. The lowest gross for the team was in the match against Roger Ludlowe at the Wepawaug Country Club when they finished with 320, figuring to an average score of 80. This year looks quite promising with Ragaini and Doyle returning after a long summer of practice. THE STRATFORD MATCH Ziff' Q! limi! Il. Both teams prepare for the match Doyle makes a final putt on the last hole Bill Doyle tees off GIRLS' BASKETBALL . First row: joan Rauch, jr. Managerg Betsy Casey, Carol Rauch, Nancy Whittaker, Lee Baratelli, Audrey Nettleton, Virginia Ritchie, Earla Clossen, Sr, Manager, Miss Joan Tickey, coach. Second row: Carol Robertson, Bonnie Bray, 7: gang.. r',,,,,,....,....,... Joan Coleman, Kathy Roy, Janice Rourk, Vernie Rochon, Nancy Novelli, Pat Sidoti. Third row: Carol Haas, Barbara Gilmore, Pat jones, Karen Beckwith, Dianna Beckwith, Beverly Foster, Adele Bartley. tf 5 . X .g ray Andrew Warde Jan. North Haven Feb. Roger Ludlowe Feb. St. Mary's Feb. St. Mary's Feb. North Haven Mar Roger Ludlowe Mar Andrew Warde Mar The Milford High School girls' basketball team has ended one of its most exciting seasons. With the accent on develop- ing good sportsmanship and appreciating the game, rather than piling up an impressive record, the team enjoyed a fairly successful year. With good coaching, hard work and much spirit, all contributed to the success of the team. 'II3 .Q e 5 Q .Q 4 1 WWE he fi ' hx iii! ! u I s i 4,5 ft Q mv' VW How much have you changed in four years? T N , l i - - 5- f . -- , ..,, ,. Y P' Sl l l 'v'W- - I I- p. .., L 1 ' Q E 5 LA ' ' 'f vi. Q ww: sim ! Ria biz ruin? awxm M1 Yi I 'iv-. I MANHATTAN SERENADE Q xg i -.1 'R X 5,5-Ar' Lvl' K --Q w- x X ' ILM -1 'a N . Class presiclent Mitchell Km crowns Penny Rickert ancl The court: First row: Judy Winckler, Norma Linton, Ser- Patrick Graham as queen ancl king of the senior clance. ena McKenna, Marjorie Philips. Secnncl row: Charlyn Q Smith, Penny Ricltert. queen, Patricia Perkins. The senior clance, changecl to a semi-formal by class vote in place of a prom because of financial consideration was a great success. It was the best attended Senior dance in many, many years. A highlight of the dance was the grand march. 9' vm 'iffpwi 'f ' Vee, ' tar JUNIOR PLAY USHERETTES Seated: Judy Bristol, Rosemary VonElling, Eva Riley, Carol Ann Allderige. Standing: Jean Bennett, Margot Schaumann, Rosemary Sogga, Patricia London. The movies were never like this. 1 I - -A rw .Q if Q 'ff , R A 7 x 1 I' ii 7 I 1 x it . at X as t 'l 'W ' is Q T' ' X' l 4 6 R. X f -4 5 .rw-,M . 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OLD GATE LANE MILFORD, CONNECTICUT S g9 010I'0'N0v0bl0N0'f0'47'Q'-05 ' T MILFORD BAR ASSOCIATION Compliments of Compliments of CARROLL'S CLEANERS COLLEGE INN CARROLL'S FUR STORAGE Mi,fo,d,Connec,icU, Telephone: TRinity 4-9759 Briclgeporf Avenue, Milford MANERO'S or New Hmm, mc. ?cmau4 Sfeak House e 9 h Ao T K C U IU e :N I1 o..v o.'rr-evi6 I .Tk 'T I' .J gg- grated new Pf'C 5'5 L J WHERE EXCELLENT FOOD 'P . f d COCKTAILS ARE SERVED wflwkds aI1N A DIFFERENT MANNER CHRI S YA .DINNERS p BVNGER 0 LUNCHEONS . COCKTAIIS 52-P' Always Bring the Children To Manero's Catering Facilities for BOSTON POST ROAD Banquets Er Weddings O R A N G E SYcamore 9-2301 Sf Qhmfiwgiw f QF V511 W S, Mp S XW by 5 fi? vb of J My fxffm xyvbygiliyy QM fyfXfXq' N MMMVJ y fLqf,QSyYQSf STUDIO E gy? X,,2fUfw 57f3V Ugxyffky exp Q,J'C?pFlQgXL PHOTOGRAPHER REwffpf,?YSfgfM , iw CLASS 0121957 M. I! 5!Ch hS S EM 2 i mechanical: direct sales personal service oriEinal layo M52 o 5 Q Q halftone and line ne film and plate stripping plate making offset printing folding complete bindery service packaging EQ 5 delivery t. o'toole and sons, inc. stamford, connecticut stamford davis 4-9226 new york melrose 5-4112 FINIS The Staff gratefully acknowledges the contributions of the following: Southern New England Telephone for the aerial photographs used as end sheets Newnon Studios for the Junior Prom pictures. Loring Studios for the pictures of last year's sports. Mrs. 'Irene Walsh for her supervision of the art work. . Charley Potkay and Ralph Ross for various errands and assistance. All our advertisers for rheirifinancial support. 130 ...LIL . .. V in 'AIN ' KW . A Lx L I we ll , Sr I' ,. 1 ,., T34 3,-ak ani 332' W 'N N1 aff i Hw 5 ' Gr if :N L rl f s.l4J.. 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