Milford High School - Wepawaug Yearbook (Milford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1963 volume:

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Carol Stone Photo by Knox FOREWORD Because our home life and all the environ- mental factors about us have helped to shape our personality and outlook on life, we feel that our theme Scenes Around Milford is an appropriate one. It is very probable that after this year our class will disperse, only to move to distant parts. In looking at our yearbooks a long time from now, somehow seeing the faces of old friends, intermingled with the surround- ings in which we knew them, will revive more vivid memories. In a way, the changii X seasons shown in these pictures are rcl ,sen ative of our passing school years. As tl ese seasons come around again, may we remember through them the season of our youth, our times at Milford High School. Dedication . Activities TABLE OF CONTENTS 'af tg Faculty ....... 5 ,b .A I Vggilr vk 7 2 mfr ee Seniors ...... 13 + ff: 'V 15-A4355 as L W 5 it . . 43 Sports ' cr- 'J 1 - , Advertisements . . 91 ine Haj wifhes appreciation to Mr. Dazfial Milne for hif many long hours of help and pahlication pofyihle. to expreis ity sincere fhanhf and encouragement which made thi! All photof courteiy of Gutrich ..-A. 1 mi- glf n, ' :Fi Ex , rk,1V'- 4, - . i - f K. , 41 fy MRS. SARA WESTON whose understanding, assistance, and unending patience have been mainstays in guiding us in our individual problems and - in the planning of our future WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK ' mm. ,m nf' ' 'ln 1 r -. :fu v we 1. . ,,Wx..W . WM , H W -, , 4 V1-fi'-M' V ,f ,M Y WW, W , , M, W H A W ' M , , A ' L-ff , ,, 2 5 f ' , if , if ' , ,gyaw H-,N , 4, 4-7,.f,:f4,- I-my-, , , A ,, 2 -' uf: ' , f - , ' L 'Y k MR. JOSEPH A. FORAN Superintendent of Schools MR. HERBERT R. FRENCH Assistant Superintendent of Schools MR. LOUIS LICHTENSTEIN Assistant Superintendent - Business Affairs DR. REUBEN SWIMMER Director of Pupil- Personnel Relations MR. RICHARD HERMAN Principal PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE It is with mixed emotions that I bid farewell to the Class of 1963. There is sadness because you are leaving, pride in your many achievements, and hope, hope that in years to come as your high school experience fades in your memory, its deep- er meaning will remain. I hope you will retain your fine spirit of curiosity, your re- spect for teachers and teaching, your desire for education, your easy camaraderie, and your joie de vivref' I hope that we will always remain friends, and that you will return to visit from time to time. Congratulations and God Bless You. Richard A. Herman MISS MARY LOU DUDA Vice Principal MR. ROY LUND Vice Principal ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Sealed: Miss Ruth Doe, Mrs. Frances Vacca, Mr. john McCarthy, Mrs. Martha Tripp, Mrs. Norma Melny. Standing: Miss Barbara Cholko, Mrs. Shirley New- ton, Mr. Paul Hiller, Mr. Henry O'Flynn, Mrs. joan Kirby, Mrs. Gloria Frost. - Q rf I . ,, ge gd I Q SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Sealed: Mrs. Joanne Knight, Mr. Bernard McCarthy, Miss Maple Percival. Stand- ing: Mrs. Pamela Murray, Miss Joanne Sisko, Mr. Vincent Babuscio, Mrs. Gail Scott. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Sealed: Mrs. Eleanor Krause, Mr. Rob- ert Pinco, Mrs. Carole Nicholson. Stand- ing: Mrs. Angela McCann, Miss Mary O'Brien, Mr. Angelo Soboeiro, Mrs. Betty Goldberg. 5 .. .. I f .A FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Sealed: Mrs. Lynne Bromley, Mrs. Gloria Fitzgerald, Miss Elizabeth Holleran, Miss Erminie Farrington. Sfmzdizzgx Miss ju- dith Clifford, Mr. Henry O'Flynn, Mr. David Milne, Miss Mary Farrell. Min- ing: Miss Helen Fortunes. hhs- MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Sealed: Mr. Louis Pike, Mrs. Sara Divine, Mrs. Florence Colby, Mr. Alexander Lan- der. Smfzdifzgx Mr. Arthur Wargo, Mr. Peter Muratore. Misring: Mr. Michael Komornick. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Mr. james Gamberdella, Mrs. Gertrude Sparks, Mr, Marvin Blume, Mrs, Mar- jorie Rice. Mrs. Adele Nowicki, Miss Virginia Vollenweider, Mr. Irving Rey- nolds. 9 i MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Donald Costello, Mr. Harry Lingdell. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Walter Shimchick, Mr. Lawrence Mace, Mr. Elbert Stevenson, Mr. David Busch, Mr. Richard Terry, Mr. john Smith. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Una Fowler, Mrs. Fumi Locke. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Margaret Law, Mrs. Sara Weston, Mr. Morris Bishop. ur ' an PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. joan Huwiler, Mr. Frank johnson, Miss Edna Fraser. Mining: Mr. Mario Ponsalle. Y? OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Dorothy Boreiko, Mrs. Esther Wrigley, Mrs. Louise Schroeder. 6 F :. SCHOOL NURSE Miss Susan Cocchiola CAFETERIA STAFF Sealed: Mrs. Margaret Fletcher, Mrs. jean Graham, Mrs. Mabel Smith, Mrs. Frances Pennington, Mrs. jean Noll, Mrs. Mar- garet Faller, Mrs. Louise Eichinger. Smrzding: Mrs. Florence Sturtevant, Mrs. EH71e Rutherford, Mrs. Dorothy Ferguson, Mrs. Ethel Converse. Mrs. Doris Phillips, Mrs. Agnes Jesuclowich, Mrs. Mary Payne, Mrs. Kay Francis. SCHOOL LIBRARIANS Mrs. Lois Vaughan, Miss Anne Lyston ART DEPARTMENT Mrs. Irene Walsh, Mr. Crescenzo Piscitelli. Aa, 'gfillhlunm lla' S . I , ,N s Qi, mx. x 9 ,K Af ' h' in Wy, 52,41 cf? , Cf vi f 1 if Q If Q f , 'Wig PM ,.. , K 1:8 , . ...W is 2 , . , '-,, ,fiisi H Q52 QEQAA See Ads for Key 564 f is . Yi ,, f' Q, 5 1 1 ..f, 1 1. k 5 -G+. ,. Q Hanky , U J Z Wi-,' ' ,.'-: yi . .11 Q. , 0 ix -w,. fv: 1 . '-My A W ' fig Ai: ' QM V' 3' .zu was : W- rc- '- Mb T A -wx 'V. 'S ' - tif, 3 :W I ' L ' 'S ' ar '.,nf'- . 4 4 gg 23? uf' Y' .,1,,n 1' ' ,Arggf 1 59. 1 .1 he 71, .,,. ,5,'w.. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bob Runk, Pre.ridezzf,' Jim McDonald, Vire Bob Runk, Pre.fia'e1zt,' Gretchen Treiber Preridenfg john Nowicki, Tref1.rw'e1',' Gretchen Serrelm'y,' missing: Sharon Agasi, T1'earzn'er, Treiber, Secretary. Bob Zarnetske, Vice Prefidwzf. gn, , lm JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gretchen Treiber, Secretmjg' Bob Weston, Preridentj jim Moriarty, Vire P1'eride1zt,' Paul Payette, Trearurer. PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Nearly four years ago, we, the class of 1963, entered high school with only a vague idea of the experience we would encounter. Now, how- ever, as we graduate, we can look back upon our high school years in perspective. In learning to face the problems we encountered here to- gether, we have learned more about facing the uncertainties of life. These years have been happy ones. Many people have helped us in our progress and growth. First, we would like to thank Mr. Her- man, our principal, who has guided us with friendliness and understanding. To our teachers we owe our gratitude and appreciation for their untiring patience ' encouragement. Their constancy and wi. have guided us through these years, their dence will spur us on in the future. Our four years at Milford High School have been enriching ones with the fun of sports and good fellowship, the satisfaction of learn- ing, and the benefits of our many eXtra-curricu- lar activities-who will forget the success of the Junior Play or the Junior Prom? At this time, most of us have mixed feelings. We are proud that we have successfully reached this milestone in our lives. We are sad that our departure has meant good-bye to our friends and teachers, but we are eager to go and meet the challenges of life. We have gained much at Milford High, most particularly a solid foundation upon which to build the rest of our lives. As presi- dent, I would like to express my best wishes to the class of 1963, in the hope that we have successfully contributed our part in achieve- ment and records to the history of Milford High School. Bob Rank SHARON ABERT A lady alwayr, and in all wayr a lady. Commizteer: jr.. Prom, Ways and Means 4, jr. Play Usherette. Clubr: Spanish 1, Red Cross, Fut. Teachers' 2. Arrembliers Spring Concert, Choral, Ways and Means. Ambilion: To at- tend college. BARBARA ANDERSON Bubbling like a glarr of Cbampagnef' Tiger-Committeer: Dance 4. Arliuilie.r.' A.A. Rep.g Girls' Chorus. Clubrs Library, Dra- maticsg Dist. Ed. Ambition: To be an elementary school teacher. JAMES ATTARDO He will .fucceed alone, unberalded, unaided. jimmy-Hanan: A 1, B 2, 3. Commilteefs Welcome Dance. Actiuitief: A Cappella 4, Math Honor 3, 4. Clubr: Key 3, 4, French 2, Dramatics 4. Anem- blieur: Language 2, Christmas 4, Loan Fund Show. Ambition: To attend college. ANTHONY ACHEYCHEK Somelinze,f I .fit and lbink, ROBERT ADAMS A lillle work, a litlle play, and Jomelimer I jurt Jil. io keep me going all tbe day. Tony-Arliuitien Football 3, 4. Bob-Ambition: To travel. Ambition: To attend college. WARREN AZANO Am I my brotbefr keeper? Honorf: A 1, B 2,3g Brown Book Award. Actiuiliers Math Honor 3, 4, Pres. 4, Nat'l Hon- or 3, 4, V. Pres. 4. Clubf: Key 2, 3, 4. Arremblierx Awards 1, 2, 3. Ambizion: To graduate from a good college. WILLIAM AZANO Am I my brolbefr keeper? Bill-Honorr: A 13 B 2, 3. Commilleer: Dance 3. Actiui- tief: Football 4, Baseball 3, 4, Student Council 2, Math Hon- or 3, 4, Nat'l. Honor 3, 4. Clubr: Key 2, 3, 4, Sec'y. 3, Pres. 4. A.rremblie.r.' Key 4, A.A. 4. Ambition: To go to college. JANET ALLISON Modem . . . alwayx polite, nice to be wills. Jan-Commiiieer: Dance 4. Af- tiuiiiers Yearbook. Ambition: To be a secretary. RUTH ANN ASTRIAB Sbe wbo laugbs and is bappy bring! tbe Junrbinef' Ruthie-Commilteers Ways and Means 3, 4. Arziuilierx A.A. Al- ternate, Student Council. Clubr: Dist. Ed. Anemblier: Ways and Means. Ambition: To be a beautician. BARBARA BATTS Quiet at fini, bu! look again. Barb-Acziuilier: Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Yearbook. Clubr: Keyette 4, Pep 35 Modern Dance 2, Spanish 3, 4. A.r.remblie,f.' Cbrirzmar 3, 4, Choral 3, 4. Ambition: To further my edu- cation. BRUCE BATTS Heh a man of cheerful yexterdayr and confident tomorrowff' Committeex: Dance 3, 4. Activi- tiexr Football 3. Ambition: To go to college. BONNIE BIRKS A quiet :harm Jpeahx for itJelf. Honorx: B 1, 2, 3. Committeef: Dance 3. Artivitier: Math Hon- or 3, 4, Sec'y. 4, Girls' State 3, Yearbook, Asst. Ed., Gradu- ation Usherette. Cluby: Dra- matics 3, Pep 3, Keyette 3, 4, Sec'y. 4, Science 2. Arrembliesr Awards 1, 2. Ambition: To go to college. THOMAS BRASITUS H e'll be the layt to let you down. BURTON BECHTEL I never worry about what I did yeyterdayf' Burt. ARLENE BERG A girl with an individual perfonalityf' Bergie-Activitief: A.A. Repre- sentative 2, 3. Ambition: To be a legal secretary. JAMES BREEN A good limbed fellow,- young, Jtrong, and of Hon0r.r: Bil, 2, 3. Clubr: Key good ffiendfy 4. Ambition: To become a Jim-Activitiex: Baseball 1. pharmacist. RAYMOND BRENNER Why teacherx get gray hair. Ambition: To join the U. S. Army. NELLIE BIELINSKI She if ever plearant in her nature. Ambition: To continue my ma- rimba and dancing. DOROTHY BOUCHARD I chatter chatter all day long! Bouch-Honorfs B 3. Commit- teex: Dance 3, Welcome Dance. Artivitief: Girls' Chorus 3, 4. ClubJ: Pep 3. Arxembliex: Cho- ral 3, 4, Christmas 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To become a bookkeeper or secretary. 1 LEIGH BRODERICK Quiet perhapf, but you can never tell. Committeefs jr. Prom. Activi- tiefs Football 3gTrack 4, Swim- ming 4, Homeroom Treas. 3, 4. Clubr: Dramatics 3. Anem- bliex: Election 3, A.A. 3. Am- bition: To attend college. HARRIS BROWN He believer tbtzt life ir wortb living. Spud-Activities: Football 43 Track 2, 3, 4. Affemblies: Awards 4. Ambition: To be- come a naval architect. WILLIAM CHASE No :inner or Joint perbupr, but very well tbe bert of cbupff' Bill-Committeex: Dance 3, 4. Activitierf A.A. Rep. 1, 33 Yearbook, Homeroom Treas- urer 3, 4. Clubr: Dist. Ed. Am- bition: To become an account- ant. DIANE CHRISMAN Tbe longer you know ber, tbe better you like ber. Committeer: Dance 3, 4. Activi- tie.r: A Cappella 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2, Student Council 2. Clubr: Pep 3, Dramatics 3, 4. Arremblier: Christmas 2, 3, 45 Choral 2, 3, 4g Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be suc- cessful in future life. ' JOHN BYRNES Strong of be ir rilent. Ambition: To join the Navy. WILLIAM CALAMITA So I like bull point pen: . . . Cal-Committees: Dance 4. Ae- tivitierf Football, A.A. Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. JOANNE CHRISMAN If .rilente were ricbex, .fbe would alwtzyf be broke. Jo-Committeer: Talent 1g Dance 3. Activities. H.R. Pres. 2g A.A. Rep. 1, Chorus 2, A Cappella 3, 4. Clubr: Pep 3, Dramatics 3, 4. Arremblier: Christmas 2, 3, 4, Choral 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. Am- bition: To attend college. JOANN CHRISTIANCE Let tomorrow take ture of tomorrow. LARRY CHARD You'd never tbink of tbe mircbief be'J dreaming . . . Csprey-Committee.f.' Dance 4. Activitiers Swimming 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Football 3. Ambi- tion: To attend college. GEOFFREY CHITTICK He tuke: bi: fun wbere be find: it. Chitsy-Committeef: jr. Prom. Activitier: Swimming 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4g Football 3. Clubs: Dramatics 3g Varsity 2, 3, 45 Key. Auernbliess Awards 2, 3, 4g A.A. 3. Ambition: To attend college. MYRNA CLARK HuppineJr i.r tbe bert of all lifeir treururerf' Activitier: A.A. Rep. lg We- tomhis Rep. lg Chorus 2, A Cappella 3, 4. Clubs: Art 5, 4. Arfemblier: Christmas 2, 3, 4g Choral 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To become a retail buyer. HOMEROOM 115 r Bernard McCarthy NORMA CLARK Her cheerful heart maker her own sunrhinef' Norm -Ambition: To become an I.B.M. operator. MARY COAKLEY Cute 'n' Jweet, nice to meet. Committees: Dance 35 jr. Prom, Ring 13 Welcome Dance. Ac- tivitier: Yearbook, Homeroom Sec'y. 2. Clubrf Red Cross 1g Spanish 2, 3, 4. Arfemblier: Choral 3, 43 Christmas 3, 4. Ambition: To become a book- keeper. JUDITH COMSTOCK If: a friendly heart that maher many friendrf' Judy-Artioitier' A.A. Rep. 2g A Cappella 4, Girls' Chorus. Clubrx Modern Dance 2. Arrem- blie.r.' Choral, Christmas, Mod- ern Dance 2. Ambition: To at- tend college. PETER COOPER Men of few word: are the bert men. Pete. GERALD CODERRE Don't worry until something happenrf' jerry-Ambition: To become a pilot in the Air Force. CLAUDIA COMSTOCK Good nature ir one of the rirheft fruitr of perronalityf' Claude-Honorr: B 1, 2, 3. Artivitiexf Yearbook, Editor, Nat'l. Honor 3, 4g Graduation Usherette. Clubrx Dramatics 33 Pep 4. Ambition: To attend college. ThiJ ir the bert homeroom 1,116 had thir year. MARGARET CULLEN True depth ir gained by quietnerrf' Peggy-Artioitier: A Cappella 3, 4, Girls' Chorus. Clubr: Dra- matics 3g Modern Dance. AJ- .remblierx Choralg Christmas, Modern Dance. DIANA CYR Full of cheer and pep, making friendr with every rtepf' Honorf: B 1, 2. Committees: Ways and Means 3, Jr. Prom. Artivitierf Math Honor 3, 4g Spanish Honor 3, 4g Student Council 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4g Wetomhis 3. Clubr: Spanish 3g Pep 3. Arremblier: A.A. 3, 4g Talent 1. Ambition: To go to college. RICHARD DALTON Hit limb.r are raft in mtznly mold, for beurty Jporty and contefti bold. Rick-Acti11itief.' Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 33 Track 2, 43 Basketball 13 Baseball 13 A.A. Rep. 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To go to college. JACK DERRAH A quiet tongue .rbowx tz wife bend. Arti1titie.r.' Stage Crew 3, 4g Football 3, 4. DIANE DYMLING Why Jbould I worry? . . . Life if .rbort and Jweetf' Di--Committeefr Jr. Prom. Cluby: Pep 33 Modern Dance 1 23 Gym 3, 4. Afiembliexf Mod ern Dance 23 Choral 2g Christ mas 23 Spring Concert 2. Am- bition: To be a dental hygienist. JEFFREY DAVIS Let tomorrow take cure of tomorrow. jeff-Committeeiz Jr. Prom, Dance 41 Welcome Danceg We- tomhis Dance 3, 43 Victory Dance, Key Club Dance 35 Ways and Means 4. Artioitieix A.A. Rep. 1, 33 Baseball 13 Basketball 13 Football 33 Swim- ming 2, 4. Anemblief: A.A.3 Foreign Languageg Talent 15 Student Council. Ambition: To attend college. DIANE DZIELINSKI Sincerity and gaiety in one friendly perfonf' Dee-Arti1titie.r.' A.A. Repre- sentative. Ambition: To enter the medical field and become a lab technician. ROYAL DAVIS Not murb talk, but :ilence if greutnetif' Roy-Actiuitiexr Student Coun- cil. Ambition: To own my own business. KATHE ELANDER Quiet, tlemure eyer of browng one of tbe .fweetext girlx in town. Committeef: Victory Dance 5, 4g Ways and Means 4. Activi- tieff Cheering Squad 3, 4. Clubf: Pep 3, 4, Dramatics 33 Fut. Teachers' 3. Ambition: To become a secretary. CHARLES DELANEY Heir 4 gentleman from frown to Jolef' Chuck - Committeei: Welcome Danceg jr. Prom, Actioitief: Baseball 1, 2, Bowling 33 Foot- ball 1. Clubf: Varsity, Dist. Ed. Anembliets Talent 1, 2, 3, 4, Loan Fund Shows. Ambition: To become a professional gui- tarist. FRED DRIEND lVbtzt'.r rigbt witb tbe world if rigbt witb me. Ambition: To be a machinist in the Merchant Marines. ANNE ELIOT A rourteoui manner Jpeuki tbe gentle soul. Committeex: Dance 4. Activi- tief: Band 1, 2, 33 Yearbookg P.A. Announcementsg Baccalau- reate Usherette. Clubfs Pep 33 Dramatics 3. Asfemblier: Band 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To become a teacher. HOMEROOM 137 Mrs. Fumi Locke 1 JAMES ENGLISH A good Jport, a fine pal, and a true friendf' jim-Ambition: To see the world. RONALD ESTABROOK Mirrhief ir hir one delight. Ronnie-Committeerr Dance 3, 4. Artiuitiers Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Team 3, 4. Clubrs Sci- ence 3, 43 French 2. Arrem- blier: Band. Ambition: To go to college. GEORGE EVANSON A gentleman quiet in hir wayrf' Jody-Ambition: To see the world. ' DAVID EZZIO 0.K. you're right, but .fo what? Honorr: B 3. Clubr: Dramatics 4. PATRICIA FARRINGTON Her cheerful heart maher her own runfhinef' Patti-Honorr: B 1, 2. Com- mitteer: Dance 33 Football Hop 43 Ways and Means 3. Artini- tier: Cheering Squad 4. Clubr: Dramatics 33 Pep 3,43 Latin 3, 4, Pres. 43 Keyette 4. Anem- bliefs A.A. 4. Ambition: To be- come a teacher. CLAIRE FERRETTI Pretty and sweet, quite petite. Honon: B 1, 2. Committeerr Football Hop 3, 43 Wetomhis Dance 3, 43 jr. Promg Ways and Means 4. Activilier: Cheer- ing Squad 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4g Student Council 1, 23 A.A. Rep. 1, 2. Clubr: Spanish 33 Pep 3, 4. Arrembliers Talent 13 Loan Fund 13 A.A. 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. EDITH FORTUNA ReJerued in manner, a thoughtful girl. Dee-Honorr: B 1, 2, Com- milteef: Dance 43 Wetomhis Dance 43 Keyette Dance 2, 3, 4. Actiuitiey: Wetomhis Rep. 13 Homeroom Treas. 3, 43 We- tornhis Staff 3, 43 Yearbook. Clubr: Keyette 2, 3, 43 Pep 43 Dramatics 3. Arremblier: Key- ette 2. Ambition: To become a psychologist. Shh! The announce- ments are on! PATRICIA FIKE Surrey will be hen, for that if what Jhe Jtriuer for. Patti - Committeer: Student Council Dance 33 Dance 33 Key-Keyette Dance 3. Artini- tier: A.A. Rep. 13 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 23 A Cappella 3, 43 Clubrr Dramatics 3, 4g Keyette 3, 4, Corresponding Sec'y. 43 Future Nurses 4. Ambition: To become a nurse and specialize in pedi- atric rehabilitation. 2 ix CARLTON FIXSEN A good fellow if alwayr welcome. Carl--Artiaitier' Track 3, 4. Ambition: To become a me- chanical engineer. GARRY GARRETSON He'J fart a downrigbt, uprigbt regular guy. Committeef: jr. Prom. Attiai- tief: Football. Clubrr Dist. Ecl. Ambition: To become an ac- Countant. WEALTHY GILBERT Serenely, bappily, :be goex ber way. PHILIP FLAKER I don't know wbere I'm going, but l'm on my way. Phil-Clubfr Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4. Arfemblies: Foreign Language 2. Ambition: To go to college. DIANE FOSTER Friendline5J and ambition will make ber a Jarrett. Honorxx B 1, 3. Committeef. Dance 3, 4, Jr. Prom. Activi- tiefx Yearbook, ,Business Man- ager, Wetomhis Stal? 3, 4, Ad- vertising Manager 4. Clubx. Dramatics 33 Keyette 4. Ambi- tion: To be a success. MARY GILES Tall and Jlim, pretty and prim. Bonnie-Committees: Dance 3g Jingles-Ambition: To become jr. Prom. Actiztitieff Yearbook, Student Council 4. Clubr: Pep 3, Keyette 4. Auemblier: Christmas 2. Ambition: To be- come an executive secretary. a legal secretary. WALTER GILL He tbat if .flow to anger if better tban tbe migbtyf' Walt--Committeeff Dance 4 Jr. Prom, Welcome Dance Class Night and Banquet. Ae: tioitiefx Yearbook, Bowling 2, 3, 4. Clubrf Dist. Ed. Ambi tion: To go to college. JANE FOWLER Calm, cool and tollectedf' jill-Transferred from Laurel- ton in senior year. Committeef: Welcome Dance. Clubx: Art 4. Ambition: To attend business school. MARTHA GIBSON PerJonality and jest mold tbe bappy girl. Marti-Committeef: Dance 33 Jr. Prom, Welcome Dance. Ar- tioitier: Baton Squad 3, 4. Clubs: Modern Dance 1, 23 Pep 33 Art 4. Ambition: To be a dental hygienist. JOHN GOVONI All in all a fellow to be liked, Committeer: jr. Promg Dance 4. Activitiers Track 4, A Cap- pella 4g Boys' Chorus 3. Clubfs Art 1, 2, 3, 4g Drarnatics 3, 4. Ambition: To attend art school. RAYMOND GRAHAM Srhoolu'orh fareinatef meg I could .fit and look at it for hourrf' Randy-Clubr: Dist. Ed. Am- bition: To join the Air Force. FRED GRAY Ready to tachle anything. JOHN GRECO A gentleman, a leader, and anholarf' Honortr B 1, 2, 3. Aetivitief: Math Honor 3, 43 Boys' State 33 Golf Team. Clubrs Latin 2g French 23 Scienceg Key 2, 3, 4. Auemblier: Foreign Language 2. Ambition: To become an electrical engineer. LEWIS GRIFFIN Hir .role fonrern with worh if ronfidering how to avoid it. Committeexx jr. Prom. Aftivi- tiefs A.A. Rep. 1, 33 Football 1, 3g Basketball 2, 3g Track 4. Ambition: To attend college. HOMEROOM 202 Mrs. Shirley Newton JAMES HAGER Don't worry until mmething happenrf' DENNIS HANAHAN The atomir bomb im't very big either. JOHN HANCOCK Art well your part-N therein the honor lieJ. Committeer: Ring 1. Artivitiexs A.A. Rep. 1. Clubrr French 1, 2g Science 1. Ambition: To at- tend college. Their greatert arret: are their individual- ism, their botzndlerr energy, and my con' Jtant faith in them. THOMAS HARTSHORN Leisure if the bert of all pofferfionrf' VAUGHN HATT Who hnowr what he thinh.f? Ambition: To become a flight engineer. PHILIP HOURIGAN He who ir not with me if against mel' Phil-Honors: A lg B 2, 3. Attinitiers Nat'l. Honor 3, 4, Treas. 4g Math Honor 3, 4g Stu- dent Council 1, 41 A.A. Rep. 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 4. Clabfx Key 3, 4, V. Pres. 43 Varsity 3, 4. Ambition: To be- come a doctor. GREGORY HUDAK Life if made to he enjoyedg why warte it? Greg-Clabfs Dist. Ed. Ambi- tion: To go into business. KATHLEEN HAVILAND . She taker mort delight in things athletic. Kathy-Committeef: Welcome Danceg Dance 3. Aetioitief: Bandg jr. Achievement. Clubs: Future Nurses'. Ambition: To become a nurse. RICHARD HILT I exist ar I amy that ir enough. Rich-Clubs: Key 43 Science 2. Auemblier: Foreign Language 1. Ambition: To become an ofll- cer in the Air Force. CLAIRE JACOBSEN Leave my mind to meditation! Honors: B 1, 2. Activities. Homeroom Treas. 3. Clubs: Fu- ture Nurses' 33 Dramatics 4 Ambition: To become a nurse. ROBERT JENCKS I accept reality and dare not quertion it. Honorr: B 33 Perfect Attend- ance 1. Actiifitief: Golf 3, 4. Clubr: Chess 3, 4, Pres. 35 Dra- matics 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. JAMES HOSLER Nothing if .ro important that I need worry about it. Hoss-Actiizitierf A.A. Rep.g Football 1, 2. Ambition: To go to college. STEVE HUCHET Why work, when play if ro much fun? Acti1zitie.r.' Football 1. Clubr: Dist. Ed. Ambition: To become a salesman. PAMELA JOHNSON HappineJr if at home in her heart. Pam-Committees: Ways and Means 4. Actinitier: Yearbook. Clabx: Dramatics 33 Keyette 43 Future Nurses' 4. Ambition: To become a nurse. ARTHUR KANE A little nonrense now and tben is reliibed by tbe bert of men. Tex-Clubf: Dist. Ed. Ambi- tion: To attend college. PETER KENDALL Take it from uf, be'J got tbe goodff' Pete-Actiifitiefs Football 1, 3, 4g Track 1g Basketball 13 Base- ball 1g A.A. Rep. 1, 2, 3. A5- .rembliefr A.A. Ambition: To attend Yale Culinary Institute. SALLY KING Anotber bend on tbe ftring of confurionf' Honorr: B 1, 2, 3. Commit- teerf Ways and Means 3. Activi- tiex: Nat'l. Honor 3, 4, Sec'y. 4, Math Honor 33 Grad. Honor Guard 33 Yearbook, Student Council 2g Girls' Chorus 2. Clubs: Keyette 3, 4, Fut. Teach- ers' 3, 4, Pres. 4. Affembliefx Award 23 Christmas 2g Spring Concert 2. Ambition: To teach English. EDWARD KASUBA SHARON KEEFE lVby worry about tomorrow? Ten little fingerr, ten little toer, one little tongue and ob, bow it goe.r! Artivitief: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4g A.A. Rep. 1, 2. Clubf: Pep 3, 4. Ambition: To become a teacher. CYNTHIA KNOWLTON If Jilence were golden, Fd be broke. Cindy-Committees: jr. Prom Dance 33 Welcome Dance. Ar- tiititier: Chorus 2, 33 A Cap pellag Student Loan. Clubr Pep, Dramatics 3. Arfemblier. Election, Christmasg Choral. THOMAS KOSCIELECKI He'J n woman beter- be beter to leave 'em. Tom-Aftioitief: A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Anem- blief: Choral 3, 4. Ambition: To become an architect. RAYMOND KELLY Hit wnyr are tboxe of pleamntnerff' Ray-Honorr: B 2, 3. Commit- teefs Welcome Danceg Wetom- his Dance. Actioitiexs Wetom- his 4. Clubr: Dist. Ed. 3, 4. MARIE KILIAN A kindly Jmile to all Jbe lends. Committeexz Welcome Dance. Artioitief: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. Clubr: Pep, Dist. Ed. 4. AJ- Jemblier: Choral 2, 3, 4, Christ- mas 2, 3, 4g Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To enter the Princess Academy of Hairdress- mg. MICHAEL KRAUSS Tbe nge of cbimlry if not dead. Mike-Committeef: jr. Promg Dance 3. Artivitier: Student Council 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 4. Clubfx Spanish 2. Auemblieff Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4. Ambition.' To go to college. ARTHUR KREIGER At first be .reemf ez .filent mon but wben be wants to talk, be mn. Art-Honorx: B 3. Acti1fitie.r.' Band, Orchestra. Ambition: To go to college. ARTHUR LAWSON I don't know wbere I'm going but Fm on my way. Actioitiexx Football 23 A.A. Rep. Ambition: To join the service and marry. CLIFFORD LEE It'J bit nature to be good naturedf' Cliff-Actiititiex: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. VIOLET KRIEGER A pletzmnt lar: to meet, and better to know. Committeef: Talent 4. Actioi ties: A Cappella, Chorus. AJ Jemblier: Christmas, Choral. Ambition: To become a secre- tary. ROBERT KURTZ Fil work if I bone to! Bob-Artiititiexf A Cappellag Chorus. Afremblief: Choral Christmas. Ambition: To be: come a chef. GILBERT LINDER Notbing of value if tzrromplifbed witbout effort. Gil-Honorf: B 1, 2, 3. Ac- tivitief: Football 33 Boys' State, Clubf: Gymg Spanish. Artem- Band lg A Cappella 3, 4, Math blief: Band. Ambition: To go Honor 3, 4. Clubff Dramatics to college. 35 Key 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4. AJ- Jemblief: Band 1, Christmas 3, A.A. 3g Key Club 4. Ambition: To attend college. ELIZABETH LONG Ab.vent in body but prerent in Jpiritf' Liz-Committees: Dance 4. Ar tioitier: A Cappella 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2. Affembliex: Talent 1 Choral 2, 3, 4, Christmas 2, 3 4g Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. Am- bition: To become a nurse. JACQUELYN LAMBERT Cute and dainty, full of pep, in tbe forbion parade Jbe'J rigbt in step. jacquie -- Committees: Wel- come danceg Ways and Means 4. Activitief: Girls' Chorus 2, 3g A.A. Rep. 3. Clubr: Pepg Dist. Ed., Treas. 4. Ambition: To go to business school. LESTER LAWSON Notbing worriex bim, notbing burrie: bim. Less-Clubf: Dist. Ed. 4. LAURIE LYMAN My kingdom for iz giggle. Committees: jr. Prom. Clubt: Modern Dance 1, 2, Art lg Pepg Dramatics 3. Anemblier: Dance Club, Christmas, Choral. Am- bition: To become an interior decorator. BARBARA LYNCH Softly speaks and sweetly smiles. Barb-Activities: Band 1, 3, 4. Ambition: To become an air- line hostess. FREDERICK MALONEY He wbo says little tbinbs a lot. Fred-Honors: B 2, 3. Artini- ties: Spanish Honorg Math Hon- or3 A.A. Rep. 1. Clubs: Chess 23 Spanish 3. Ambition: To go to college. PATRICIA MALONEY Hair of gold, eyes of blue, above all tbis, personality too. Pat - Committees: Welcome Dance3 Dance 3. Aetiuities: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Dramatics 33 Red Cross 1, 2, 33 Spanish 1. Assemblies: Cho- ral 2, 3, 43 Spring Concert 2, 3, 43 Christmas 2, 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To attend business school. RAYMOND MASCOLA I bane found you an argument, I am not obliged to jind you an answer. Ray-Honors: B 1. Committees: Welcome Dance. Activities: Wetomhis Staff 4g Track 3, 43 Band. Clubs: Latin 23 Key 3, 43 Dramatics 3. Assemblies: Band 1. Ambition: To become a suc- cessful journalist. HOMEROOM 203 Mr. john McCarthy GENEVIEVE MATTEI Curly bair. sunny smile, talks and laugbs all tbe wbilefl Committees: Dance 33 jr. Prom. Aftiuities: Yearbookg Baton Squad Manager 43 Wetomhis 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 3, 43 Prom Attendant 3. Clubs: Keyette 4, Spanish 3, '4, Pres. 4g Drama- tics 3. Ambition: To go to college and become a teacher. RICHARD MCAFEE He wbo is not witb me is against me. Richie-Clubs: Dist. Ed. As- semblies: Choral 2. Ambition: To go into business. EDWARD McDONALD You're only young once, but once is enougb if you work it rigbtf' Mac-Activities: Track 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. Beneatb tbe calm exteriors, busy minds 3 A engaged in extracting pearls of wisdom from tbe forebead of Trutb - witb batrbetsf' JAMES MCDONALD He's very ronseruatizte, perbaps very sby, but once you know bim, be's one great guy. jim-Committees: Ways and Means 33 lr. Promg Dance 33 Welcome Danceg Dance 4, Co- Chairman. Activities: Vice Pres. 43 A.A. Rep. 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 4g Prom Attendant. Clubs: Dramatics 3. Assemblies: Election 2, 33 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To attend college. BETTEJANE McGIRR Free and Jnappy, neuer unbappyf' BJ.-Honors: B 1, 3. Commit- teeJ.' Dance 4. Actizfitiey: A.A. Rep. 1, 2, 33 Student Council 1, 23 Wetomhis 3, 4, Ed. 43 Chorus 2. Clubf: Pep 3, Pres. 33 Dramatics 3, 4. Asremblier: Talent 13 Loan Fund Show3 Christmas 23 Choral 23 Elec- tions 1. Ambition: To go to college. ROSANN MOGER Art flouu from ber finger tips. Committees: Welcome Dance. Activitier: Girls' Chorus 3, 4. Auemblier: Choral 3, 43 Christ- mas 3, 4. Ambition: To own a horse. CHARLES MOORE Give me leave to speak my mind. NANCY MENO Willing .fbg if and eager to plearef' Committees: Welcome Danceg Ways and Means 4. Actiuitief: Yearbook. Clubs: Dramatics 3, 43 Pep 3, 43 Modern Dance 1, 2. Assemblief: Spring Concert 23 Modern Dance 13 Christmas 4. Ambition: To attend college. LAURA MITCHELL An amiable girl witb a ready Jmilef' Laurie-Ambition: To continue my education. VICTOR MOCKLER Laugb and tbe clan laugby witb you-but reldom tbe teatberf' Vic- Activitier: Dramatics 33 Student Council3 Homeroom Treas. 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. CAROL MOORE A likeable girl witb likeable wayrf' Artioitier: Girls' Chorus 2, 3 4. Arremblien Spring Concer 2, 3, 43 Christmas 2, 3, 4 E Choral 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To 1 be a hairdresser. DAVID MORGAN JAMES MORIARTY JAMES MORSE He putt bit trouble in a pocket witb a bole in it. Chuck-Arremblier: Christmas. Dave -H Actiifitier: Swimming Ambition: To succeed. Team 2, 3, 43 Band 13 Track 4. Ambition: To go to college. Don't crowd girly, you'll all get your rbanfef' jim-Committeer: jr. Prom Chairman. Actiuitiexs A.A. Rep. 1, 23 All-State Choir 43 Foot- ball 3, 43 V.-Pres. 33 Track 23 Wetomhis 3, 43 A Cappella 3, 43 Student Loan 3. Clubr: Var- sityg Key 3, 43 Dramatics 3. Auemblier: Elections 2, 33 Christmas 3, 4g Choral 3, 43 A.A. Rep. 3, 4g Spring Concert 3, 4. Ambition: To go to col- lege. In all Jportr be doef excel: on many a girl be raft! bit Jpellf' jim-Aftiifitier: Football 1, 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Track 3, 43 A.A. Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4. Committeeff jr. Promg Dance 4. Clubfs Varsity 3, 4, Pres. 4. Ambition: To go to college. 'Q f:::.,... LAURA MORTON Surrey if ben, for ibut if wbtzt Jbe .rtriiies for. Honoiy: B 3. Committeets Ways and Means 31 Dance 3. Artizfi- tie.r.' Yearbook, Math Honor 3, 43 Band 1, 2, A Cappella 3, 4. Clubix Dramatics 3, 4g Keyette 3, 4, Treas. 4g Science 23 Pep 3. A.ffemblie.r.' Christmas 3, 4: Band 1, 21 Choral 3, 4, Awards lg Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To teach junior high school. PETER MOTYL Good beurt tzntl agreeable to all. PeteQTransferred from Oak Hill School in Senior year. Honortx A 1, B 3. Arti1'i1ie5.' Ham radio operator. Ambition: To further my studies in elec- tronics. KATHLEEN MURPHY Tbe band that made you fair, made you witty and lotzdy of fun. Murf-Arfi1'itief.' Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. Clubf: Pep 3. Artem- bliesx Spring Concert 2, 3, 43 Christmas 2, 3, 4, Choral 2. 3, 4. Ambition: To become a phy- sical education teacher. AGNES NAPOLITANO Nice to know beruuxe fbe if ntztumlly nire. Aggie-Honour B 2. Commit- teefx Ways and Means 4g We- tomhis Dance 3, 4. Artioitierf Girls' Chorus 3g A Cappella 41 Wfetomhis 3, 4. Affemblier' Christmas 3, 4, Spring Concert 3, 4g Election. Ambition: To become a medical secretary. HOMEROOM 209 Mrs. Norma Melny LORRAINE NIELSON Tbt1t'J not iz btzlo 'round ber befzdg ibe weari ber Joft red bait inrteorlf' Artiritier' Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, A.A. Rep. 1. Clubf: Pep 4. Afyembliei: Christmas 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, .3, 43 Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To become a beautician. CAROL NOY Notbing if Jo popular at kindizeiif' Artiiiitief: A Cappellag Girls' Chorus 2. Arxembliers Choral 2. Ambition: To attend college. JOHN NOWICKI A little work, alittle play. to keep me going ull tbe day. Honoiar: B 2. Committeeys Ways and Means 4. Artitfitiex: Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treas. 4g Swimming 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Varsity 3, 4g Key 3. 4, Science 3, 4. Artem- blief: Awards 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Am- bition: To become a doctor. E' Ambitious and mguriour, but altzx -alto loqutzriouff KATHLEEN O'GRADY Not too Jeriouf. not too guy, often filent, for tbtzt'r ber way.' Kathy-Honour: B 1, 2, 3, Per- fect attendance 1, 3. Commit- teeix Welcome Dance. Artini- tiexs Girls' Chorus 23 A Cap- pella 3, 4g Nat'l. Honor 3, 4. Anemblief: Talent 1, Choral 2, 3, 43 Christmas 2, 3, 4g Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a scientinc secretary. 1 if I I 1 JOSEPH O'NEILL For that eye is so modestly beaming, you'd never think of the mischief he is dreaming. joe - Artizfities: Swimming. Clubs: Varsity. Ambition: T0 attend college. JO CAROL PASCAL Underneath that brunette hair, lies n girl without iz care. jo-Committees: Dance 2, 3. Artizfities: Orchestra 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4. Clubs: Modern Dance 2g Dramatics 3. Assemblies: Christmas 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Talent 3, Loan Fund Show 3, 43 Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. Am- bition: To become a medical secretary. NANCY PEDERSON A daughter of the gods: divinely tall and most divinely fair. Nancy-Committees: jr. Prom, Welcome Dance. Activities: Girls' Chorus, Wetomhis 4. Clubs: Dramatics 3, 43 Pep 3, 4. Assemblies: Choral 2. Ambi- tion: To further my education. RICHARD OWEN A gentleman quiet in his manner. GORDEN PARMALEE Don't worry about anything until it happens. Butch-Activities: Boys' Chorus 2, A Cappella 3, 4. Clubs: Gym. Ambition: To further my education in electronics. NICHOLAS PENCHUK Ash me if I mre. ' Nick-Honors: B 1, 2, 3, Com- mittees: jr. Prom. Activities: A.A. Rep. 3, 43 Football 3, 4. Clubs: Varsity 4. Assemblies: A.A. 3, 4, Ambition.' To attend college and become a student of psychoceramics. SUSAN PEPE Life holds for me immense delight. Susie-Activities: Girls' Cho- rus, A.A. Rep. Assemblies: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Spring Concertg Christmas. Ambition.' To become a secretary or a beautician. NANCY PARSONS A feminine woman is always in style. Honors: B 1, 3. Committees: Ways and Means 33 Dance 3. Activities: Graduation Usher- ette. Clubs: Pep 3, 4, Modern Dance 2, Dramatics 3, 4. Am- bition: To attend college and become a medical technologist. PAUL PAYETTE The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Paul-Committees: Ways and Means 3, 4, jr. Promg Dance 3, 43 Welcome Dance. Activities: A.A. Rep. 1, Homeroom Treas. 3, 4g Yearbook, Class Treas. 3. Clubs: Dramatics 3, 4g Key 2, 3, 4. Assemblies: Election 2, Key 3. Ambition: To go to college. MARY PHILIPS School spirit, personality, and iz host of friends. Honors: Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. Committees: jr, Prom, Dance 3, 43 Wetomhis Dance 3. Atti11ities: Baton Squad 3, 4, Manager 33 Yearbook, Wetom- his 33 A Cappella 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Student Council 4. Clubs: Dramatics 3g Keyette 43 Spanish 3, 4, Secretary 4, Pep 3, 4. Assemblies: Christmas 2, 3, 4g A.A. 3, 4. Ambition: To be a success. DORITA PIERCE Scbool'J O.K.. but 1'aration J fuperf' Dodie - Actiritief: A.A. Rep,g Girls' Chorus. Clubf: Gym. Ar- Jefnblieys Chorus 2. 3. 4: Spring Concert 2. 3. 4: Christmas 2. 3. 4. Ambition: To become a secretary or beautician. LINDA PINTO A deligbtful blend of friendrbip. good nature and cbarrnf' Pinto-Cornmitteex: Wfays and Means 4: Dance 3. Artiritief: Girls' Chorus 2. 3. 4. Clubr: Pep: Modern Dance. Anem- blief: Choral 2, 3, 43 Christ- mas 2, 3, 41 Spring Concert 2, 5, 4. Ambition: To enter the business field. CLAUDIA POST S'be will paint ber way to Jucrefff' Coke-Honorf: B 1. Commit- tees: Jr. Promg Dance 3. Ar- tiritiesf Baton Squad 3. 4. Clubf: Modern Dance 1g Dra- matics 3. Affetnbliefx Modern Dance 1: A.A. 3. 4: Loan Fund Show 3: Spring Concert 3. Am- bition: To be a success in the field of art. IULIA POWELL Snappy, clever, full of fun: .fbe if liked by everyone. Dee Dee-Honors: Perfect At- tendance 1. Aetizfitieyf A.A. Rep.g Student Councilg Home- room Vice Pres. 2, 33 Wetom- his 3. Clubf: Modern Dance 1, 2. A.r.vemblier: Modern Danceg Language. Ambition: To be- come an interior decorator. HOMEROOM 226 Mrs. Angela McCann PAULA PRICE Sbe i.r erer quiet in ber nature. Kitten-Clubf: Art 3g Gym 3. Ambition: To be a beautician. CATHERINE PRISCO I take my fun wbere I find it. Cathy-Cornrnitteer: Dance 35 Wfelcome Dance. Affernblierx Christmas. Ambition: To be- come a secretary. NILS PYNIGAR There are tbree dayr of tbe week I neuer worry aboutf yeyterday, today, and tomorrow. Actiuitiefx Football 1. Ambi- tion: To join the Army or Air Force. We're on our way! CHERYL QUIGLEY Petite with grace and a pretty face. Quig-I-Ionorf: B 1, 2. Com- rnitteer: jr. Prom. Actiuitie.r: A.A. Rep. 23 Baton Squad 2, 3, 4, Capt. 3, 43 Spanish Hon- or 3, 43 Baccalaureate Usherette. Clubr: Keyette 4g Spanish 3, 45 Modern Dance 2, Dramatics 3. Arremblief: A.A. 2, 3, 4, We- tomhis 2, 33 Election 2. Ambi- tion: To attend college. 1 MANUEL RAMOS Life if not life without Jportrf' Manny - Committeer: Home- room Pres. 3. Activitier: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Clubr: Varsity. Ambition: To attend college. HAROLD REINHART Not quantity do we yind bers, but quality. Chip. DIANE RHODES Heavenly people are nire, but tbir we wanted-an angel witb Jpiref' Di-Committeers Class Night and Banquet. Aflivilier: Year- book. Clubr: Pep. Ambition: To become a laboratory tech- nician. GERALDINE REAM Good nuture if one of tlae rirbert fruits of perronulityf' - Artivitier: Student Gerry Council, A.A. Rep. Clubrx Dance. Arrembliers Modern Modern Dance. Ambition: To become a nurse. PAUL REDMOND I'll work if I buve to. Reds-Aclivitier: Football Man- ager 2, 3, 43 Basketball Man- ager 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 3, 4. Clubrx RedgCross. Anegn- blier: A.A. 2, , 4, Awar s. Ambition: To attend college under a training program. LINDA RHODES It'5 ber nature to be good nuturedf' Honorr: B 2. Commilteer: Dance 3, Jr. Prom, Key-Keyette Dance 3. Clubrs Dramatics 3, Keyette 3, 4, PCP 3, 4. Activi- tier: Yearbook, jr. Prom At- tendant. Ambition: To go to college. JANET ROBINSON Wherever rbe jindr berrelf in life, 5be'll make ez good addition. Honorf: B 1, 2. Committeer: Dance 3, Jr. Prom. Artivitier: Spanish Honor Society 3, 4, Nat'l. Honor 3, 4, Manager Cheering Squad 4, Student Council 2. Clubs: Dramatics 3, Spanish, Pep 3, 4. Arremblier: Pep 4, Election 1. Ambition: To attend college. WILLIAM REGAN Life witbout girlr ir not'life. Bill-Clubr: Dist. Ed. Ambi- tion: To attend college. PETER REMBETSY He never exuggerater, be jurt rememberr big. Pete-Committeer: Dance 3, 4, jr. Prom. Activitier: Football 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Homeroom Treas. 33 Golf Team 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra, A.A. Rep. 2. Clubf: Dra- matics 3, 4, Key 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Art 2, 3. Arrembliexx Talent 1, 2, Loan Fund Show, Band, Orchestra, Key. Ambi- tion: To become a history teacher. STEVEN ROGERS Hold tbe fort, for I urn romingf' Honorfs B 1. Committeef: Wel- come Dance. Artivitie.r.' Year- book, Math Honor 3, 4. Ar- Jembliers Language 2. Clubf: Key 2, 3, 4, Science 2, 3, 4, Latin 2. Ambition: To become a professional student. BERNICE ROMAN Friendly and gay, ala-'tzyy Jometbiizg to my. BOflflIE+I'IU7I01'.f.' B 1, 2, 3. Actiriliefx Yearbookg Spanish Honor 2, 3g Math Honor 3, 4. Clubfx Keyette 3, 4g Dramatics 3. Ambilioizx To teach algebra. PATRICK RUSSO ll7bei1 put Io tbe text, befll do bi! ben. RONALD SANDFORD Happy am I, from fare I nm freey wby clffflll tbey all contented like me? Ron - Transferred in junior year. Committeer' Dance 4. Af- li1'itie.r.' Yearbook. Clzzbfs Sci- ence 3, 4. Ambition: To be a banking administrator. RAYMOND ROMANO All tbe world loifef ti lover. Bambi-Entered from Ansonia High School in Senior Year. Committeefx Welconie Dance. Aftiiitief: Football 4. Ambi- tion: To attend college. LYNN ROY HSf7O7'Z.f1,U07P2d7l at beart, comedieiiiie at bowl. Clubf: Art 3. Ambition: To join the peace corps. MARY SANTOS More boizizre to zbe ounce, Liz-Commitleefx Dance 2, 3. Actiiitier' A.A. Rep. 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 4. Clubfx Spanish 43 Pep 3, 4g Modern Dance 1, 2, Dramatics 3. 4. flJ'J'Q77Zbli6.f.' Talent 15 Choral, Modern Dance, Spring Concert 2, Elec- tion 1, 2. Ambition: To attend college. GRACE SANSEVERO Her frieridfbip if Jtmigbt- forward, and fpruizg from tbe bent. Grace-Commitleefx Dance 33 jr. Promg Wfays and Means 4. Aftiritierx Yearbookg Baton Squad 3, 4. Clubfx Keyette 43 Pep 3, 43 Spanish 3, 43 Modern Dance 2. Affembliex: Pep 3, 43 Band 3. Ambition: To become a teacher. ROBERT RUNK Climb bigb, climb far, my aim tbe Jby, my goal az fmt. Bob-Horzo1'5.' B 1. Commit- teer: Key-Keyette Dance. Activi- tiexrx Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4g Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4g Math Honor 3, 4g Class Pres. 4. Clubf: Key 3, 43 Var- sity 4. Arsembliers Talent 1. Ambition: To attend college. DONNA SABINE Her frierzdf, tbere are mmzyg ber foef, are tbere any? Honorfx B 1, 2, 3. Committeefx Dance 33 Welcome Dance. Ac- tivitierx Yearbook, Ass't. Ed.g Graduation Usheretteg National Honor 3, 43 Math Honor 3, 4. Clubf: Pep 3, 4. Ambition: To have a happy home. VIRGINIA SCOTT Life it not life at all ufitbout deligbtf' Ginny-Committees: Ways and Means 3, 4. Actiiiitierx Student Council 2. Clubir Pep 3g Fut. Teachers' 33 Dramatics 3, 4. Ambition: To become a teacher. THOMAS SECONDI IVi.nzt'J life? Fm goin' fJiJin'. CARL SMEY Never do today what you mn do tomorrow. RICHARD SEELIGER Quiet but not idle. Rich-Honot-.vs Perfect Attend- ance 1, 2, 3. Ciubr: Chess 1, 5. Ambition: To become a manu- facturing engineer. HARRIET SHAHINIAN lt'J nite to be natural when you're naturtzlly nice. Honore' A 1. Transferred here in junior year. Committees: jr. Promg Wetomhis Dance 4. Ac- tivitier: Student Council 4g Horneroom Treas. 45 Wetomhis 4g Yearboolcg Cheerleader 4. Cluhr: Dramatics 3, 4g Pep 3. Arxemlzlier Pep 4. Ambition: To become a teacher. 06 fe' . DAVID H, SMITH RICHARD SMITH ROBERTA SMITH Sober but not Jeriouf, IWl9o knowy wbut he Miner? She taker her fun where quiet but not idlefl the jindf it. Hoizom' Perfect Attendance 1, Raven-Honors: B 1, 2. Clubs: 3. Clubs: Chess. Ambition: To Dramatics 3. Ambition: To go to college and major in sci- travel. ence and math. MARY LOU SILLIMAN Tull und slim, happy and prim. MaryiHonom: B 1. Ambition: To get married. DAVID C. SMITH Tire world ir as you take it. Dave-Actioitier: A.A. Rep. Anemblief: Dist. Ed. Ambition: To go to college or business school. NANCY SOULE The at-t of doing thing: quietly and well ir rare indeed. Jeanne-Horton: B 3. Activi- tier: Bandg Yearbook. Clubr: Keyetteg Dist. Ed. Assemblies: Band. Ambition: To become a teacher. STEPHEN SPANER Nothing if Jo important tim! I need worry abou! iz. Steve-Aftivilier' Student Coun- cil 1, 23 Homeroom Treas. 23 A.A. Rep. 13 Yearbook. Ambi- tion: To attend business school or enlist in the Air Force. ELLEN SCHAEFFER Alu'ezy.r prornfvi and willing 10 help. Carnrniffeem Dance 23 Drama- tics 3. Arfi1'itier.' Girls' Chorus 2, 31 A Cappella 3, 43 Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. Clubr: Keyette 43 Pep 2, 3, 4. A.r.rernblie.r: Christmas 1 ,2, 3, 43 Choral 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To further my education. DANIEL SPONGBERG The age of chivalry if not dead. Dan - Hf1n0r.f.' B 1. Cilzbrx Chess: Gymg Radio and Elec- tronics. Arnbilion: To go to college. 3 1 X JUDITH STALKER Sheff ufilty. 5fae'J wife, .fl2e'J a terror for her fizef' Judi+Honor.r.' B 2. Commit- Ieef: Dramatics 33 Welcome Danceg Yearbook3 Victory Dance 3, 4. Aczirilierx Cheer- leader 3, 43 A Cappella 43 Girls' Chorus 3, 4. Clubr: Pep 33Varsity 4. Afxemblier: Christ- mas 2, 3, 43 Choral 2, 3, 43 A.A. Rep. 3, 43 Wetomhis 3, 43 PCPQ Spring Concert. Am- laifions To attend college. HOMEROOM 222 Mr. Louis Pike BARBARA STAWSKI Obliging and cheerful, induftriour and kind. Barb - Cominitteer' Yearbook3 Dramatics 3, 43Welcome Dance. Acli1'iIie.r.'fGirls' Chorus 2, 3. Clubfs Pep 2, 33 Gym 33 Sports 3, 43 Spanish. Arnbizion: To go to college. SUSAN STEELMAN Sbe mme fo 145 ez rlranger. bu! renz.1in,r fo ur rl friend. Shaggy DogiTransferred from Putnam Catholic Academy. Clzzbr: Art. Arnbilionx To be a nurse. DENNIS STEPHENS Still zzvzfurxr run deep. Cornrnifleex junior Play. Am- bifionx To become an engineer. Tire mute of Pikek Pique. CAROL STONE If muric be the forle of life - play an. Cwnnzizzeerx Yearbook, Photog- raphy Editor. Arziifilieys Band 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Dramatics 33 A Cappella 43 Baccaulau- reate Usherette 3. Clubx: Key- ette 3, 4, A.r.rernblier.' Spring Concert 33 Christmas 33 Choral 3. Arnbilion: To attend college. fd' Ll. , .. Y MARY STORY Take life as it comes. CYNTHIA SWITZER A smile, a greeting for all. Cindy- Activities: Girls' Cho- rus 2. Assemblies: Choral 23 Christmas 23 Spring Concert 2. Ambition: To get married. GRETCHEN TREIBER Happy and gay-with lots of pep-a friend to all. Gret-Committees: Dance 33 Ways and Means 4. Artioities: jr. Prom Attendantg Homeroom Treas.3 A.A. Rep. 23 Class Sec'y. 2, 3, 43 Cheering 43 A Cappella. Clubs: Pep 33 Span- ish 3, 43 Fut. Nurses 3, 4, Sec'y. 3, Pres. 4. Assemblies: Talent lg Christmas 3, 43 Spring Concert 3, 43 A.A. 4. Ambi- tion: To become a nurse. DANIEL STOTT It's nite to be natural if you're naturally nite. Dan-Acti1iities.' Stage CICWQ Band. Clubs: Dramatics 3, 43 Electronics. Ambition: To be an electronic engineer. SUSAN STRANGE Win witbout boasting, lose without excuse. Suefl-Ionors.' A 23 B 1, 3. Ac- tivities: Nat'l. Honor 3, 43 A Cappella 3. Clubs: Pep 33 Red Cross, Pres. 13 Latin, Sec'y. 3, V. Pres. 4g Keyette 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. Assemblies: Talent 13 Student Loan3 Christmas 3. Am- bition: To become a teacher. JUDITH TURNER Seriousness I do detest, fun's my favorite, at tba! I'm best. Judy- Committees: Dance 3. Activities: Baton 3, 43 Student Council 2. Clubs: Pep 3, 4. As- semblies: A.A. 3, 4g Wetomhis 33 Spring Concert 35 Usherette. Ambitionx To become a private secretary. JEROME ULLMAN Tice wise are never witbout friends. Ways and Jerry-Committees: Means 4. Activities: Band 1, 2, 4. Assem- 3, 43 Orchestra 3, blies: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orches- tra 3, 4. Ambition: To become an accountant. LLOYD SWEET Quietness is best sometimes. Whit-Ambition.' To be an electrical engineer. RICHARD TOUPIN Wby sbould life all labors be. ToupieiAmbition.' To become an oflicer of the law. FRANCIS VALYS Sober, but not seriousg quiet, but not idle. FrankSActi1fities: Track. Clubs: Latin. Ambition: To go to col- lege. THOMAS VINCI Happy if the man with never a rare. Tommy - Committeer: Dance 33 Jr. Prom3 Welcome Dance. Ciuiir: Art 3, 4. Ambitionx To go to college. WILLIAM WEAVER For that eye ir ro modestly beaming, yotld nezfer think of the mifchief be if dreaming. Bill-Committeer: Dance 33 jr. Prom. Activitierx Golf 2, 3. Ciubyt Dist. Ed.3 Spanishg Var- sity. Ambition: To go to college. ROBERT W7ESTON I like a girl with a good head on my rbouiderf' Bob-Honors: B 3. Commit- teer: jr. Prom3 Ring 1. Aetiifi- tier: Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt 43 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3. Clubf: Varsity 3, 43 Dramatics 3. Ambition: To be- come a marine biologist. FRED VOLK Give him a piano, for be can make it Jpeakf' tiifitier: Bandg Orchestra. Clubr. Dramatics 33 Red Cross 3. AJ- rembliefs Talent 1, 2, 33 Band3 Orchestrag Loan Fund Show 3. Ambition: To become a lawyer. THORIAS WHELAN lWorry little. rtzzdy ierr, my idea of bappinerrf' Tiger-Actiritier: Boys' Cho- rus. Ambition: To become a flight mechanic. Honoixrx NEDT 1960. Commit' teer: Wfays and Means 4. Ac- FRED WALTHER A Jharp clear wit - an open mind. FritziHonorJ.' A 1, 23 B 3. Committees Ways and Means 3. Arti1'itie.r.' Nat'l. Honor 3, 43 Math Honor 3, 4, Student Council 1, 23 Track 3, 4. Clubr: Key 2, 3, 43 Science 2, 3, 4, Pres. 33 Latin 1, 2. Arrernblief: Language 1, 23 Talent 13 Awards 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To become a nuclear engineer. ALLAN WILCOX Nothing ir .ro important that I need worry about it. Al-Artiritier: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. Ciulu: Dramatics 3, 4. LORRAINE WARD Quiet but friendly. Lorrie-Ambition: To become a secretary. EILEEN WESTFALL A cute face, framed in red bait. Committeef: Dance 33 jr. Prom. Actizfitierx Baton 2, 3. 4, Head Majorette 3, 43 Homeroom Treas. 4. Ciubr: Pep 3, 4. AJ- remblier: Wetomhis 2, 33 A.A. 2, 3, 43 Spring Concert Usher- ette 3g Awards 3. Ambition: To attend college and become an airline stewardess. GREGORY WIGHT Take good rare of me, good men are fcafcef' Greg-Honorr: A 1, 23 B 3. Aetiritiers Nat'l. Honor 3, 4, Pres. 43 Math Honor 3, 4. Clabr: Key 3, 43 Science 3, 4, Sec'y. 4. Arremblier: Language 1, 2. Ambition: To become a metallurgic engineer. HARRY WRIGHT In .rebool quiel and proper, oufride, well we're no! .fo ture. Comnzifleefx Welcorne Dance, Wetomhis Dance 2. Ar1i1'i1ie.f: Yearbookg Wetoinhis 3. Ambi- ffon: To go on to college. XVILLIAIVI WYSOCKI llVlay feacberxr gel gray. Bill-Affi1'ifie.r.' Football 1, 21 Intramural Basketball Capt. 3. Clullrx Dist. Ed., Vice Pres. A.rfernblie.r.' A.A. Arrzbifionx To go to college. DAVID YOKSZA Good lvumored, frank and free. Yogi - AcIi1filief.' Yearbook, A.A. Rep. 2g Boys' Chorus. Clubr: Science 2., 3, 43 Chess 3. Anzloiliozzx To be an electrical engineer. GLORIA YORK Ready for rnifrlfief, ready for fun, 4 friend to everyone. Honory: B 1, 2. Cornmifleeyr Welcome Dance, Wetomhis Dance 3, 4. Activifier' Wetom- his 3, 4, Ass't. Ed. 4g Gradua- tion Usheretteg A.A. Rep. 1. Clubrs Dramatics 3, 4, Pep 3, 4, Keyette 3, 4. Ambition: To Bog lbefe fre drills drive me fuzzy! SANDRA YOUNG Us ber nalure lo be good nfzfuredf' Sandy-Cornmiiteer: Jr. Prom: Dance 3, 4: Aclirfilien Band 1, 2g Yearbook. Clubr: Recl Cross, Vice Pres. 1, Keyette 3, 4, Vice Pres. 43 Pep 33 Dra- matics 4. A.r5emblieJ.' Talent 1g Loan Fund Show 1g Band 1, 2. Arnbilion: To become an art teacher. ROBERT ZANDRI Let tomorrow lake fare of Zomorrowf' go to college. RICHARD ZIMMER llVl7en pu! to rz len, be'll do lair ben. Dick-Aflirfiziefs A.A. 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SHIRLEY NEWTON Business Agent . Class Gift MR. LOUIS PIKE Senior Play VISOR MR. DAVID MILNE MRS. NORMA MELNY Winter Dance MR. RICHARD TERRY Christmas Assembly MR. ALBERT CHEHY Activities Coordinator ,.1-' jzlf 'A . . Ways and Means jj ,,l. MRS- FUMI I-OCKE MRS. ANGELA MCCANN Class Banquet Picture Committee MR. JOHN MCCARTHY Diploma Covers Welcome Dance MR. BERNARD MCCARTHY Talent Show Caps and Gowns J lx N W VN V . X Y V-A w'u7'k , Ax' K . JN. X , X 6 VV ff' A wb 9' S K, x K , x V if V X , NV . XL X A ' , if VK, xx A XY., .nz KV, ff ,.... whwllli Q 5, :L f , VL I W H 'V 5 8,1 VH? .Fwy M ,K if 1 L i, A X QVV , . , if V 1 ig V ' . , ,V .gf ,iz 1 ei ' V V 3 , . N ,ra I 5 . W 4 Z ,, 9 ' ' , i V. - e H ,, V K . -ff, Ll f V v. 5' AVVM, A h V fx ,HDV V K , 5,.: V xinffi: V ,A an WY? , 1 V 4 1 fYV.gV, i ' , ,, ,V W'-L ' A 3 fd? 4a'f3 fZffVQA.ff,',552VV ww . ' 1V V ' W Q V , 2 uf V V55 W, V ,,y yV- V . ,Q 4 ,V 's' ' Q V V ' , V ,A ff? 1 A - ' W ' 7 AH V 2 , A f Vgsljigfiifa Ni Vi55iQ??M Wkiii af ff--M y ' 7 V 'A 7 I Ha 2244, , 1 Y a21mg?g2?f Vi gm VWW-V. QK5V,1 ' ,V . . ' V 4 V4 V, LV V V , ,R .V-,. ,f V , V, . , ,V NV V ,, V V Il? fwfr mwrlvgmwfv 4 A nw ww Y IEVVQJQ A ,ii ' H . sz rg , Jw' EVA. bi V 1. LAUREL GIRLS' STATE Gilbert Linder, Bonnie Birks, Fin: row, Iefl to right: Sally King, Warren Azano, Gregory Wight, Philip Hourigan. Second row: Kathleen O'Grady, janet Robinson, Susan Strange, Claudia Comstock. Third row: William Azano, Frederick Walther. MirJifz,g.' Donna Sabine. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SIGSIZ YE 3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sigma Psi, the Milford High chapter of National Honor Society, is more than merely an honorary group. Included in its goals are encouragement of scholarship and leadership among the student body and the ren- dering of service to the school. To accomplish these ends, this year's Honor Society has set up a printed honor scroll and has presented a banner to the home- room ranking highest scholastically each marking period. Members are chosen on the basis of high scholar- ship, leadership, character and service by members of a faculty council headed by faculty advisor, Miss Maple Percival. Left to Riglalx Gilbert Linder, Bonnie Birks, Frederick Walther, John Greco. Fiillflfl NUTMEG BOYS' AND Frederick Walther, and John Greco were chosen on the basis of service, leadership, and scholarship, to rep- resent Milford at Nutmeg Boys' and Laurel Girls' State. They partici- pated in a week's program at the University of Connecticut, where they learned and practiced the prin- ciples of local and state government. ,WIP H x I RLY 4 T564 ,R 9X 5 CH00LM51f ,fg ..., ,- 1'i5f'.. i X : '. Q lg? 'QQX X53 ENS Xgdzw. Ogg, 251535 - ..., -..- 45,1 -'ffl' MATH HONOR SOCIETY Members of Math Honor Society are chosen on the basis of scholarship in mathematics. The organization is often host to visiting lecturers, while at other times the members work at individual projects. The Honor Society provides recognition for achievement in math- ematics and also the opportunity to explore fields which are not covered in the classroom. Faculty advisor for the Milford chapter of Mu Alpha Theta is Mr. Arthur Wargo. First row, lefz to fight: Warren Azano, Bonnie Birks, Frederick Walther. Second row: Laura Morton, Gilbert Linder, Diana Cyr, Bernice Roman. Third rows Frederick Maloney, Arthur Kreiger, William Azano, Philip Hourigan. Fourzh row: john Greco, Gregory Wfight, john Nowicki, Steven Rogers. Mifrizzgx Donna Sabine. Firrf row, lefz lo riglalx janet Robinson, Stephanie Del Vento, Treasurer, Cheryl Quigley, President, Diana Cyr, Secretary, Bernice Roman. Second row: Frederick Maloney, Patricia Freibott, Brunilda Torres, Lesley Hotch- kissg Carol Barnes, Allan Rogers. Third row: William Sandford, Karen Youngg Nancy Menog Lynda Tobisg Michael McGrew. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY La Luz de Sapiencia of Milford High School is a chapter of the Na- tional Spanish Honor Society. Mem- bers are chosen on the basis of schol- arship in Spanish, having achieved either straight A's or not more than one B during the previous year. This year they enjoyed A Spanish Day in New York, which they hope will become an annual custom. 45 EPAWAUG STAFF Lefz to right: Steve Rogers, Sports Editor, Carol Stone, Photography Editor, Bonnie Birks, Assistant Editor, Clau- dia Comstock, Editor, Donna Sabine, Assistant Editor, Diane Foster, Business Manager, Greg Wight, Treasurer. Mining: Sally King, Assistant Editor. The yearbook, Wepawaug, is put together in three sections with deadlines in December, February, and March. Picture schedules must be organized and carried out, and the order of the pages must be planned. Next, pages are designed, write-ups are composed, and pictures are proportioned and cropped. One of the most difficult tasks is that of identifying the people in group pictures. Everything which is to be set in print must be typed and then proofread for errors in punctuation, grammar and spelling. The yearbook is without a doubt an activity which demands the most in time and effort of its staff. COMMITTEE Genevieve Mattei, Edith For- tuna, Mary Philips, David Yoksza, Paul Payette, Ron Sandford, Laura Morton, Grace Sansevero, Pam johnson, Lin- da Rhodes, David Ezzio, Diane Rhodes, Bernice Roman, Sha- ron Abert, Bonnie Gilbert, Kathe Elander, Barbara Batts, Mary Coakley, Nancy Meno, Dorothy Bouchard, Janet Alli- son, Harriet Shahinian. 'ae fits' STAFF Fim' row, lefz to right: Claire Ferretti, Business Managerg jim Moriarty, Sports Editor, Gloria York, Assistant Editor- in-Chief. Second row: Agnes Napoli- , tano, Typing Managerg Gene- vieve Mattei, Circulation and Exchange Editor, Diane Fos- ter, Advertising Editorg B. J. McGirr, Editor-in-Chief. -'AW WETOMHIS The Wetomhis serves as an important means of communication in Milford High School, for it contains all the school news: news of clubs, assemblies, impending events, sports, and messages from the administration. The Wetomhis also satisfies the demand for enter- tainment with its many editorials and features. The Wetomhis staff, under the direction of Mrs. Francis Vacca, faculty advisor, gathers news, writes the articles, solicits ads, prepares dummies, and distributes the editions of the newspaper as they come from the printer, the Milford Citizen. Ten monthly editions of the Wetomhis are published. The staff consists of thirty-one members, all of whom gain valuable experience in the field of Journalism by working on the paper. COMMITTEE Firxt row, lefl 10 right: Agnes Napolitano, Claire Ferretti, Gloria York, B. 1. McGirr, Diane Foster, Genevieve Mattei. Second row: Donna Mosel, JoAnn Malone, Faye Simon, Diane Mockler, Ellen Napoli- tano, Stephanie DelVento, Edith Fortuna, Harriet Sha- hinian, Joyce Bergmann, Sue- Pelcher. Tilord row: Phyllis Thorne, Ruth Schmidt, jim Moriarty, Ray Mascola, Ray Kelly, Don- na Lynch, Toni Moldenhauer, Nancy Ingalls. 47 Firrt row, left to right: S. Kreiger, C. Kanter, G. Flynn, B. Hunihan, C. Monterose, M. Arlanian, L. Stapleton, P. Hutt, B. Roman, P. Fike, K. Young. Second row: B. Farrington, D. Hurd, L. Murray, J, Astram, V. Stewart, B Birks, S. Young, S. Strange, G. Mattei, B. Katz, B. Meehan. Third raw: A, Broomell, C. Stone, S. Hower, K. Maloney, L. Rhodes, S. Singewald, G. York, L. KEYETTE CLUB Keyette Club is a service organization whose membership is selective, being based on scholar- ship, leadership, and service. Its members devote much of their time to performing projects for their school and community. Annually they pre- sent a dance and an assembly. They also manage the concessions at the football games. This year they participated in the Save the Children Federa- tion. Mrs. Shirley Newton acts as mentor of the group, which is sponsored by the High School and the Business and Professional Womens' Club. KEYETTE CLUB CFFICERS Preridenz .......................... Susan Strange Vice Preiident . . . .... Sandra Young Serremry ...... ..... B onnie Birks Treasurer .... .... L aura Morton Morton, C. Quigley. Fourth row: A. Askinas, S. johnson, L. Weimer, I Soule, P Farrington, E. Fortuna, G. Sansevero, D Johnston, J. Wilson, B. Nowicki, P. johnson, E Schaeffer, S. King. Fifth row: N. Goldberg, K. Brown, L. Newton, A Bray, S. Bishop, G. Williams, D. Foster, M. Philips, D. Cyr, B. Gilbert, B. Batts, S. Greer. Fifi! row, left zo riglaf: Mike Berger, Bill Azano, Gil Linder, Warren Azano, Pete Rembetsy, john Bepko, Wfes Chalker Second row: Tom Brasitus, Greg Wight, john Greco, Dave Hourigan, Andy Wight, Bob Johnson. Third row: Paul Payette, Art Kreiger, Steve Rogers, Jerry Ullman, Ric Byrnes, jon Clark, jim Moriarty, Ray Mascola, Phil Hourigan. Foufzb faux' Ted Kostzewski, Kurt Reineke, Pete Motyl. Pete Hoggan, John Nowicki, Geoff Chittick, Dick Hilt, Ken Baiardi. KEY CLUB Jointly sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club and the High School, the Milford High School Key Club strives to develop the qualities of lead- ership and responsibility in young men. The members are selected from the Sophomore, junior, and Senior classes on the basis of their scholar- ship, leadership, and character. Throughout the year, under the guidance of Mr. Morris Bishop, the club sponsored many worthwhile service proj- ects, such as collecting clothing for the Save the Children Federation, serving as guides at the College Board Exams, and helping to set up Red Cross Blood Mobiles. KEY CLUB OFFICERS Presidenl .,.......,............... William Azano Vice Preiidenz . . . .... Philip Hourigan Serrelary .... .... F rederick Walther Trearurer . ..... Gilbert Linder HONOR GUARD The position of Honor Guard at gradua- tion each year is filled by the boys and girls who rank the highest scholastically in the Junior class. Last year the two top boys, Gregory Wight and Frederick Walther, and the two top girls, Kathleen O'Grady and Sally King were chosen. Le Zta rz bt: Gre or W1 ht Sall Kin f LQ g V 'g , V g, Kathleen O'Grady, Frederick Walther. ALL STATE REPRESENTATIVES james Moriarty, Violet Krieger, Susan Hower, Sharon Enger, and Joseph Rogers represented Milford High at the All State Music Festival, held at Bushnell Memorial in Hartford. The best musicians from high schools throughout Connecticut are selected, on the basis of quality and tone, to attend the festival. james, Violet, Susan, and Sharon were chosen to sing in the All State Chorus and joseph was selected to play in the All State Orchestra. Lefl zo right: james Moriarty, Susan Hower, Sharon Enger, Joseph Rogers. Mining: Violet Krieger. gr: M.. . ...., c s Firrt row, top to bottom: BACCALAUREATE USHERETTES: Carol Stone, Anne Eliot, Bettejane McGirr, Cheryl Quigley. Second row: GRADUATION USHERETTES: Nancy Parsons, Bonnie Birks, janet Robinson, Donna Sabine, Claudia Comstock, Gloria York. BACCALAUREATE AND GRADUATION USHERETTES These girls were chosen to be usherettes at the 1962 Baccalaureate and Graduation exercises: Firyt row, lefl 10 riglft: Diana Cyr, President: Kathy Ryan, Vice President: julie Flair: Gloria Burksg Bonnie Birks. Secretary: Harriet Shahiniang Mary Philips: Pat Fike: Frances Vifarel. Serand mum' Janice NX'ilson: Barbara Verespey: Barbara Meehan: Arlene Askinasg Leslie Newton: Pat Paradiso: Cheryl Monterose: Diane Foss: Starzie Singewald: Audrey Williams: Cindy Krikscium. Tbird rout: Greg Coleman: janet Robinson: Marcia Arlaniang Lesley Hotchkiss: Donna Hurd: Ann Broomellg Karen Maloney: Lorrie Lockwoodg Glennys Daley: Gay Greer: Sandi Greer: Monica Foran: Sue Smith. Faurlb row: Ron Baird: jim McDonald: Bob Weston, Treasurer: Mike Krauss: Phil Hourigang Tony Romanog Allan Snyder. Mining: Geraldine Trapani. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, whose membership is composed of repre- sentatives from each homeroom, operates under the guidance of Mr. Michael Komornik, it serves the student body in many ways. This year's projects included running the Student Council store, supplying buses for away football and basketball games, sponsoring a book sale in the library, and sponsoring canteens after home basketball games. The council also sponsors an annual assembly in cooperation with the National Honor Society and supervises the annual class elections each spring. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Boflom zo lop: Diana Cyr, President: Kathleen Ryan, Vice Presidentg Bonnie Birks, Secretaryg Robert Weston, Treasurer. CAP AND GCWN COMMITTEE The Cap and Gown Committee supervises the selection of the gowns for graduation and the measurement of the students. When the gowns are received, they are distributed by the committee, which also has the responsibility of collecting and returning the caps and gowns after the graduation ceremony. 'U X .a...,, L Left zo right: Ruthann Astriab, Liz Santos, Sally King, Bar- bara Batts, Peggy Cullen, Cliff Lee. First row, left to rigbz: B. J. McGirr, Sharon Abert, Linda Rhodes. Second raw: Gretchen Treiber, Claire Jacobsen, Agnes Napolitano. CLASS GIFT COMMITTEE The purpose of the Gift Commit- tee is to select a gift which the class leaves to the school. The gift is in- tended to satisfy some immediate need or commemorate some tradi- tion of the school, for it will serve as a reminder of the Class of 1963. CLASS NIGHT AND BANQUET COMMITTEE Class Night and Banquet takes place during the final week of school and marks the last formal social gathering of the class. School otiti- cials are invited and an entertain- ment program is offered. The com- mittee selects the location, issues invitations, and supervises the en- tertainment. Firfl row, lefz to riglaz: Dorothy Bouchard Mary Coakley Diane Rhodes Claire Ferretti, Judi Stalker, Diane Dymling, Diane Foster Laurie Lyman Judy Turner Second wuz' B. J. McGirr, Barbara Stawski Walter Gill John Gowoni Ron Estabrook, Mike Krauss, Jerry Ullman, Nancy Pedersen DIPLOMA COVER COMMITTEE The Diploma Cover Committee participates in the selection of diplo- ma covers, the compilation of the class list, and the transmission of the order. When the diploma covers are received, they are put in alpha- betical order and checked carefully for spelling. Finally, in June, the committee aranges the diploma cov- ers, now containing the diplomas, in the order in which they will be distributed at Graduation. Fin! row, left zo figbl: Laurie Lyman, Sharon Abert Nancy Parsons Carol Noy Second row: John Govoni, Ron Estabrook Fin! row, left to right: Bob Weston, Ginny Scott, Ruthann Astriab, Diana Cyr, Paul Payette. Second row: Nancy Parsons, Pat Farrington, Laura Morton. SENIOR WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE The Senior Ways and Means Committee, through an annual magazine drive, helps to defray the costs of the class gift, rental of caps and gowns, diploma cov- ers, the senior dance, and the class night and ban- quet. 54 JUNIOR WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Each year the junio Ways and Means Commit tee arranges a project ti raise funds for the variou class activities, many o which take place in th senior year. Last year mem bers of the class sold a ticles from Christmas kifi to raise money. l First row, lefz to fight: Kathe Elander, Claire Ferretti, Pam johnson, Sharon Abert, Harriet Shahinian. 1 Second raw: Ginny Scott, Nancy Meno, Ruthann Astriab, Gretchen Treiber, Grace Sansevero. Third row: Paul Payette, jim McDonald, john Nowicki, jerry Ullman. a JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB Firft row, lefz to rigbl: Geoff Chittick, Leigh Bro- derick, Bob Weston, Pat Farrington, Jim McDonald, Harriet Shahinian, Pete Rembetsy, Barbara Ander- son, B. J. McGirr, Bob Jencks, Second row: Carol Stone, Cheryl Quigley, Diane Chrisman, Barbara Stawski, Joanne Chrisman, Liz Santos, Sharon Abert, Judi Stalker, Pat Maloney. Third 7'01lf'.' Edith Fortuna, Grace Sansevero, Kathe Elander, Gloria York, Jef? Davis, Jim Morse. Fourfli row: Paul Payette, Eileen Westfall, Mary Philips, Diana Cyr, Anne Eliot, Laura Morton, Nancy Parsons, Pat Fike. Fiffli ww: Claudia Post, Donna Sabine, Diane Foster, Janet Robinson, Linda Rhodes, Pam John- son, Peggy Cullen. Sixlla ww: Ellen Schaeffer, Dan Scott, Alan Wilcox, Ginny Scott, Gretchen Treiber, Nancy Meno. The Dramatics Clubs are organized for the explicit purpose of putting on two plays, one in the junior year and the other in the senior year. With the help of faculty advisors, students make the scenery, obtain props and costumes, and arrange for any business transactions which must be made. SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB First raw, left to riglvz: Bill Chase, Harry Wright, Claire Jacobsen, Barbara Stawski, Harriet Shahinian, Pete Remoetsy, Diane Dymling, Paul Payette, Sharon Abert, Pat Maloney, Tom Vinci, Bob Jencks, George Evanson. Second raw: Kathy O'Grady, Anne Eliot, Sandra Young, Edith Fortuna, Diane Chrisman, Joanne Chrisman, Gloria York, Nancy Parsons, Liz Santos, Jeff Davis, Leigh Broderick, Jim Morse. . Third row: Myrna Clark, Bonnie Birks, Grace San- severo, Janet Robinson, Linda Rhodes, Laura Morton, Sharon Keefe, Peggy Cullen, Ginny Scott, Geoff Chittick, Frank Valys. Fourzla row: Carol Noy, Barbara Batts, Bonnie Gil- bert, Dan Stott, Alan Wilcox, Ron Sandford, Claudia Post, Gretchen Treiber. Fifth row: Judy Turner, Judy Comstock, Mike Krauss, John Greco, Jim McDonald. o Charley, do you know what 4 piouf fraud if? harley! 7 x 1910 Illlllft W Ann oy old cfmp, I jufl wanfed Zo borrow Jome fi z L IN I C F How dare you? FU ne forgi Min Frenrb and can rerei .1014 of you defew OM You wont me to be your bride:muid?f' W JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Cast of Characters imp! utffn Sp-'ll11'vw Cul ..1,.- 1 wr x ,,.1,.' z. Chong, Im U ,.-,,.,-, c1w1.0,- mm 14.. -1 Lord Fa ,xf-., U.-1 Piulzlwu-Ivy Bmxgm Ufrnnzx Lurvn 1l XlxuJr1rrz AmvQWmww Kitty Venhm ma Lsexm, sms PROGRAM COVER DUXNA CVR FWS USHERETTES Pumeis I-.hnsvm Ihulvm- ITL.- Flizulwlh Sanyo: Katha- Hand:-r Pulau-izx Nhlunm- Claudia PMI Fimrnn Af-crl l.nuri1:Lvmun A x ' I'll never ed applauxe. fy! f' .,+. 'I' ,. gf, .gy Vg ? if ,L H .-, HM awry you? Bu! I must 'refuse you. The far! if. 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Nowicki, C. Brown, J. Rogowski, P. King. Third 1'0'Ll'.' M. Richard, B. Carveth, R. Lizotte, M. Siehr, T. Locke. Mi.f.ring: E. Marinuzzi, N. Foran. CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY The Class of 1963 presented the annual Christmas Assembly which featured choral selections by the Girls' Chorus and the A Cappella Choir. The guest speaker was Reverend R. Ber- geron who spoke on the true meaning of Christmas. The highlight of the impressive pro- gram was the reading of the Nativity according to the Bible by Senior Class President, Ro- bert Runk, while a tableau was presented simultaneously. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Holleran, participates in various activities to promote the study of Latin and to enjoy habits, customs and manners of the an- cient Romans. Activities include films, games, and reports. Each year one big project is planned for the enjoyment of the mem- bers. This year's project was a trip to a museum. JUNIORS AND SENIORS, Fifi! row, left Z0 right: Miss Mary Farrell, advisorg Gretchen Treiberg Grace Sanseverog Mary Philips, Secretaryg Genevieve Mattei, Presidentg Ric Byrnes, Treasurerg Carmen Torres, Vice Presidentg Liz Santosg janet Robinson. Second row: Bob Sydeng Fred Maloneyg Vicki Stewartg Sandy Hardyg Sue Pelcherg Starzie Singewaldg Sue Powersg Pat Northropg Stephanie DelVentog Carol Barnesg Carol Kantorg Bob Wilkinson. Third row: Art Westfallg Sandi Greerg Barbara Battsg Karen Youngg Diane Romang Pat Freibottg Jan Teitel- mang Sue Birksg Audrey Kissg Cheryl Monteroseg Kathy Ryang Barbara Hunihang Brenda Katzg Ann Broornell. Fourth row: Tom Grisselg Sue johnsong Lesley Hotch- kissg Elaine Smeyg Mary Coakleyg Linda Mayerg Carolyn Nourseg Dave Morgang John Berging Phil Flakerg Kathy Browng Leslie Newtong Susan Smithg Mary Collins. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is open to all students who take Spanish. Through membership in the club, students of the various Spanish classes are brought together. Every year theclub plans various activities, in- cluding a trip to New York and the annual Mexican Christmas party. The club is under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Farrell. SOPHOMORES, Fin! row: Debbie Shaw, Debbie Con- roy, Brunilda Torres. Serond row: Maureen McCoy, Nadine Ellsworth. Third row: Beverly Burke, Pat Herron, joan Kates. Fourth row: Mike McGrew, Doreen McGirr, Christine Ball, Ray Puslys. PHYSICS CLUB The Physics Club has been organized to promote interest in the field of phys- ical science and to provide an opportunity for scien- tifically oriented students to further their knowledge of physics. The club meets regularly, and at each meet- ting such things as speak- ers, films and field trips to places of scientihc interest provide interesting pro- grams for the members. Any interested student is welcome to participate in this activity. BIOLOGY CLUB Under the leadership of Miss Mary O'Brien, the Biology Club sets up vari- ous programs including demonstrations, films, speakers, and group proj- ects. Individual members may also participate in field trips to museums and other institutions of in- terest. Firft row, left zo right: Mike McGrewg Peggy Whiteg Mrs. Carole Nicholson, faculty advisorg Ray Puslys. Second row: Greg Wightg john Grecog Fred Walther, Steve Rogers. Fifi! row, leff lo rigbz: Pamela Podosg Peggy White, Miss Mary O'Brien, faculty advisorg Pat Herrong Linda Hibbs. ' Serand row: Pat Stevensong Roy Wilkinsong Marilyn Mogerg Algett Ericksong Kathy Morang jim Regan, Pam Greer, Randi Birks, Lynn Kneiclleg john O'Grady. Fin! row, left 10 rigbz: Toni Moldenhauer, Treasurerg Carmen Torres, Secretaryg Gretchen Treiber, President, Mary Collins, Vice Presidnt Second row: jill Scheeleg Debbie Kelly, Linda Jacobson, Donna Lynchg Claire Jacobseng Pat Fikeg Theresa Whitford. Third row: Beverly Hoytg Paula Murckog Alice Shawg Susan Steelmang Pam johnsong Cheryl Coullg Mary Bennett. Fourth row: Carol Thomasg Debbie Pyrchg Kathy Havilandg Gay Greer, Linda Ferguson, Pat Paradisog Nancy Eichenger. Firrt row, left lo right: Grace Flynn, Lisa Langham, Pam King, Evelyn Taylor, Pat Sawka, jill Cumberland. Second row: Debbie Kelly, Linda Weimer, Peggy White, Sue Birks, Pat Wood, Lorraine Zaphert, Sharon Abert. Third row: Alice Bray, jim Moriarty, Harry Bogen, Neil Foran, Kurt Reineke, Mary Ann Schmedlin, Linda Banben. FUTURE NURSES' CLUB The Future Nurses' Club is open to students inter- ested in following nursing as a career. Guest speakers from nearby schools of nursing are frequent visit- ors to the meetings. Movies about the opportunities in nursing are shown, and there are also visits to hos- pitals where methods dis- cussed at meetings are shown in the process of practical application. RED CROSS CLUB Representatives of the Red Cross Club were chos- en by each homeroom. Those elected then con- ducted a membership drive throughout the student body. By making gift cards and many various decora- tions, they aided the auxili- ary of the West Haven Veterans' Hospital. In this way the High School Red Cross provides opportuni- ties for youth to develop qualities of leadership and civic responsibility. FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB To those interested in teaching as a future pro- fession, the Future Teach- ers' Club offers the oppor- tunity of viewing films on teaching methods, of hear- ing speakers relate experi- ences about their various fields such as special edu- cation, and of visiting nearby schools for the pur- pose of observing actual classroom procedure. In this way members may gain a further insight into the necessity and challenges of teaching. The faculty advisor is Mrs. Eleanor Krause. LIBRARY CLUB Members of the Library Club do many of the cleri- cal tasks at the desk before and after school each day. They process the new books for circulation by typing the cards, pockets, and catalogue cards. They then file the cards in the catalogue and shelve the books. Members must be able to spend some time each week on duty in the Library. Fir-,rl wuz left zo riglzlx Judy Coriag Sally King, Presidentg Joyce Bergmann, Vice Presidentg Lucy McCullough. Secretary, Geraldine Trapani, Treasurer, Marcy Cohen. Second mum' Carol Kantor, Phyllis Thorneg Brenda Katzg Sharon Abeftg Lynn Kneidleg Barbara Vesneski: Susan Ivesg Barbara Nairn1 Mrs, Krause. Tlvird wuz' Naomi Goldbergg Judy Burgess, Judy Wfycinowskip Mary Thomasg Linda Tobin: Gail XY'illiams: Jean Rogowskig Pamela King. Fozzrlb wuz' Pat Stevensong Linda Anderson: Leslie Newtong Liz Broderickg Martha Mettg Carolyn Nourseg Peggy XX'hiteg Jackie Sarneckyg Pat Herron. Fifi! raw, bark zo frenz: Marcy Cohen, Pat McNamara, Pat Stevenson, Leslie Jensen, Sue Newman. Margo Bazin, Cathy Clark. Pat Sowka, Carmie Cusmano. Second row: Carol Thomas, Debbie Pyrch, Janet Wunder, Lois Stapleton. Third row: Alice Bray, Paul Burgess, Lisa Langham, Melody Juul, Diane Foss. g7 . DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Fifi! row, left io riglal: Grant Coull, Phil Spencer, Mike Burpee, Gary Rolland. Serorzd ww: Cynthia Shea, Marcia Betlinski, Jacquelyn Lambert, Barbara Anderson, Ruthann Astriab, Linda Maver. Third raw: john Crandall, Gerry Coderre, Bill Weaver, Pete Kendall, Bob Kurtz, Marie Kilian. Fourth mum' Tom Hartshorn, Ernie Marra, Garry Garretson. Tom Vinci, Ray Graham, Gordon Parmelee, Harry McCarthy, Nancy Soule. Fifth row: Fred Vogt, Steve Huchet, Bill Wysocki, Walt Gill, Ray Kelly, Gary Griswold, jim Breen, Bill Regan, Dave Smith. STAGE CREW Fin! row, left lo riglal: Ray Page, John Martin, jack Derrah, Dan Stott, Alan Wilcox. Distributive Education offers an intensive study in the fields of marketing, distribution, and business. The course delves into the diversified aspects of sales, both wholesale and retail. Annual conventions and contests are held with scholarship opportunities avail- able. Merchandise manuals, window displays, and sales demonstrations are carried on by members of the club as a few of their regular projects. ELECTRONICS CLUB Firrl row, left to righl: Don Lehman, Tom Murphyg Dan Stott. Sammi row: john Blevins, Pete Motylg Dan Spongbergg jack Derrah, Mr. David Busch, Sponsor. .-v .'A- BRIDGE CLUB The Bridge Club was or- ganized for the benefit of those who enjoy playing Bridge and for those who Wish to learn. Meetings are held regularly. Mrs. Florence Colby is the fac- ulty advisor. i C X l 4' First row: Donna Hurd, President. Second row, lefz to riglal: Grace Flynn, Neil Foran, john Caswell, Susan Strange, Kathy Stevens. Tbird rouz- Sue Allen, Mary Thomas, Lynn Murray, Linda Weimer, Pat Herron, Linda Tobin. Naomi Goldberg, Gail XX'illiams. ART CLUB In addition to individual projects and occasional trips to museums or art galleries, members of the Art Club generally make posters for various dances and other school events. Fin! row, Zefz zo 1-iglal: Tom Cochraneg Alastair McRobbieg Vice Presidentg Paula Kupson, Treasurerg Martha Macgregor, Presidentg Betty jo McKeon, Secretaryg Judy Comstock. Second 7'01l'.' joan Wfilliamsg Teri Lockeg Sandra Carasellag Linda Fieldingg Louise Cavallerog Laurel Rushg Carol Noy, Third row: Jill Derrahg Myrna Clarkg Pete Rembetsyg John Govonig Phyllis Thorneg Priscilla Eliotg Claudia Post. N' JUNIOR DANCE Fin! raw, Iefl to rigbl: Bonnie Birks, Bonnie Gilbert, Mary fer, Judi Turner, Grace Sansevero, Mary Philips, Jo Carol Coakley, Diane Foster, Pat Farrington, Genevieve Mattel, Pascal, Gretchen Treiber, Linda Rhodes, Liz Santos. Cynthia Knowlton, Kathy Haviland, Lynda Pinto, Diane Third rouf: Bruce Batts, Pete Rembetsy, Pat Maloney, Bill Chrisman. Azano, Ron Estabrook, Mike Krauss, Tom Vinci, Bill Chase, Second row: Dorothy Bouchard, Laura Morton, Ellen Schaef- Laurie Lyman. FRESHMAN WELCOME DANCE Seared: Judi Stalker, Ray Romano: Co-chairmen. Sammi row: Ray Mascola, Steve Rogers, Walt Gill, Nancy Fin! row, left zo right: Ron Estabrook, Kathy Haviland, Meno, Nancy Pedersen, Tom Vinci, Pat Maloney, Gloria Cynthia Knowlton, Kathy O'Grady, Dorothy Bouchard, York, Barbara Stawski. Anne Eliot, Mary Coakley, Paul Payette. IUNIOR PROM Fin! row. left 10 rigfal: Sharon Abert, Cynthia Knowlton, Diana Cyr, Bonnie Gilbert, Laurie Lyman, Linda Rhodes, Genevieve Mattei, Grace Sansevero, Mary Philips, Cheryl Quigley, Harriet Shahinian. Second wuz' Nancy Pedersen, Mary Coakley, Jim Moriarty, jim McDonald, Paul Payette, Diane Dymling, janet Robin- son, Susan Strange. Liz Santos, Diane Foster. Third row: Walt Gill, jeff Davis, Pete Rembetsy, Mike Krauss, Lew Grifhn, john Govoni, Eileen Westfall, Gretchen Treiber, Geoff Chittick. SENIOR DANCE Sealed: jim McDonald, Grace Sanseverog Co-chairmen. Firrt row, left to rigfvls Mary Coakley, Diana Cyr, Judi Stalker, Claire Ferretti, Liz Santos, Harriet Shahinian, Diane Chrisman, Linda Rhodes, Edith Fortuna. Sefond row: Barbara Batts, Myrna Clark, Bill Azano, Pat Farrington, B. J. McGirr, Diane Dymling, Paul Payette, Genevieve Mattei, Nancy Parsons, Gretchen Treiber, Laurie Lyman, Mary Philips. Third wuz' Steve Rogers, Mike Krauss, Ray Mascola, Bruce Batts, jeff Davis, Ron Estabrook, Pete Rembetsy, Walt Gill, john Govoni, Barbara Stawski. jim Moriariy 9' Claudia P011 CtI 0lfL5e The Junior Prom, Carousel, was the highlight of the Junior year. Co-chairmen jim Moriarty and Claudia Post were crowned King and Queen, while Paul Payette, Linda Rhodes, Jim McDonald, Diana Cyr, jim Morse, Grace Sansevero, Gretchen Treiber, Bob Weston, Genevieve Mattei, Nick Penchuk, Mary Philips, and Walt Gill served as attendants. if L54 41 , 'lhlv . as I :FEE cfiffefhfaf. King jim McDonald and Queen Mary Philips being crowned by Claudia Post and Jim Moriarty. Memberr uf fbe Cowl, lefz lo right Steve Rogers, Edith Fortuna, Wfalter Gill, Susan Strange, Warren Azuno, Pat Farrington, Bill Aznno, Sandy Young, John Nowicki, B. J. McGirr. ' 61001150 aa S E N I O R xfqgpv Y r Q 3 2 P ff' All in V Y. 'Mx A ' D A N C E ,Q Q 1' Mi JH. 3 2 9 V? 1' 1 I 1 , , i Ron Estabrook Kathy Haviland Mike Krauss Art Kreiger Barbara Lynch john Nowicki Jo Carol Pascal Pete Rembetsy Carol Stone Dan Stott jerry Ullman MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL BAND Fred Volk Linda Field Linda Anderson Lori Field Brad Beetham Neil Foran Dan Birdsall Richard Henneberg Ken Carr jay Hulbert john Caswell Harold Jordon Delores Chielenski Don Lehman Mike Cleary Cheryl Magoon John Duhaime Mike Maloney Robert Ehrenkaufer Cathy Murray Ray Emmons Dave Myres Kurt Reineke Ed Reiss joe Rogers Cathy Rollins Bill St. jacques Bruce Scamman Ricky Walsh Louise Williams Robert Wright Richard Young MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Fmrl raw left to right: Ed Reiss, Joe Rogers, jo Carol Pascal, Third 7'O1U.'. Lori Field, Marilyn Peetz, Kurt Reineke Mike John Noviiclci Carol Stone, Fred Volk. Krauss, Mike Maloney. Second mu Bill Noll, john Caswell, Ray Emmons, Don Fam-tb row: Mr. Donald Costello, Dan Stott Art Kreiger Lehman Brad Beetham, jerry Ullman. Pete Rembetsy. GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB Fifi! row, lefl fo rigbl: Kathy Brown, Diane Clouthier, Ann Krusewski, jo Ann Fogler. Pat Sowlca, Cathy Turnbull, Marilyn Peetz. Third row: Susan johnson, Vicki Stewart, Jo-Anna Astram, Semfzd row: Barbara Stawski, Ann Broomell, Barbara Huni- Lesley Hotchkiss, Eileen Ryan, Cheryl Monterose, Kathy han, Lorrie Lockwood, Kathy Haviland, Linda Tobin, Jo Ryan. TW' i VARSITY CLUB Fin! row ,left za fighz: Fred Byrnes, Phil Hourigan, Fred Third row: Dennis Harmhrm, Geoff Chittick, Ed McDonald, Walther. Pete Danos, Bill Holston, Dave Hourigan, Bob john Nowicki. joe O'Neill. Sullivan. Fuurlb faux' Rich Moriarty. Sosh Kripakov, Bill Patry, Bill Sermzd row: Bob Jencks, John Bepko, Manny Ramos, Lew McGill, john Chernock, Bob Weston, Ted Kostzewski, Grifhn, Dave Morgan, Art Westfall. jim McDonald, jim Morse. 75 VM FOOTBALL HOP 76 l Lefz za right: Diana Cyr, Patricia Farrington, janet Robinson, Gretchen Treiber, Deborah Johnston, Ellen Napolitano, Robert Weston, Claire Ferretti, james Morse, Kathe Elander, Donna Mosel, Diane Mockler, Katherine Buckley, Judith Stalker, Harriet Shahinian. The Football Hop is the annual dance held at the close of the football season. Members of the cheering squad served as attendants to Claire Ferretti as she was crowned Queen of the 1962 Football Hop by Co-captains Bob Weston and Jim Morse. The .Yldj wifhef to exprerf in rzppreciazfion to Mr. folm MCCd1'lhJ' for his fzffiftfzfzre in compiling the Activitief .feflion of tbiy book. 3 Q M R 3 21 A81 !!'f. V .ff , 19' Nuff M a-fgmw 4 Mg, :fu Aa Km 'ang 'QL ' N l 52224 Q, Ev ,i ggmwi , 5,52 f Q gf 4-'X ,, .. N' 3- A ig? 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X ,f,f, J ,pf ar DIANA CLAIRE C0-caplain C0-mpmin JANET Ilffnmzg er fa J t S29 I w.? f rl CHEERLEADERS From leff: Diana Cyr, Ellen Napolitano, Harriet Shah- inian, Kathy Buckley, Donna Mosel, Debbie Johnston, Claire Ferretti, Gretchen Treiber, Diane Moclcler, Janet Robinson, Pat Farrington, Kathe Elancler, Jucli Stalker. KATHE PAT JUDI HARRIET lf GRETCHEN CHERYL Captain Hz KAREN and GENEVIEVE Mana! and Manager EILEEN Head Majorelle H15 I BATON SQUAD From left: Joanna Astram. Claudia Post, Linda Tobis. Starzic Singewnlll. Eileen XX estfall, Genevieve Mnttei, Karen Purnell, Cheryl Quigley, Grace SZIHSCVEFO, Judy xxx CLAUDIA Turner, Mary Philips. Marti Gibson. GRACE MARTI l r l ll 'z v MARY JUDY Fin! row, lefl Z0 rigfarx Dave Musante, Dick Zimmer, Bill Patry, jim Morse, Bill McGill, Bob Weston, jack Derrah, Al Snyder, Mark Waterhouse, Bill Azano, Coach Ponsalle. Second row: Tom Grissell, Dennis German, jon Clark, Ed Rasen, Tony Acheychek, Ray Page, Doug Baird. Coach Arthur Wargog Co-captains Bob Weston and jim Morse, Coach Mario Ponsalle. Our football team, co-cap- tained by Bob Weston and jim Morse and coached by Mario Ponsalle, Arthur Wargo and Richard Briggs, had a tough season. We began the season by trouncing Bassick 30-12, thus gaining an eighth place in the State weekly top ten poll put out by WNHC. However, due to injuries sustained during the season, Milford's coaches were unable to find a winning com- bination. Third row: Coach Wargo, jim McDonald, Sosh Kripakov, Tony Romano, Manny Ramos, Ray Romano, Ken Sullivan, Charles Valentino, Bill Pruett, Ray Rivard, Bob johnson, Paul Redmond, manager, jack Chernoclc, Ted Kostzewski. Mirrirzgx Nick Penchuk, Jim Moriarty. FOOTBALL Milford 50 0 0 22 14 6 12 'l2 14 SCHEDULE Opponents Bassick 12 Fairfield Prep 50 Notre Dame 26 Bullard Havens 32 Central 14 Bunnell 14 Harding 35 Jonathan Law 34 Stratford 18 Seniorr, left 20 rigbz: Dick Zimmer, Jim McDonald, jim Morse, Bob Weston, jack Derrah, Manny Ramos, Ray Romano, Tony Acheychek, Bill Azano. 4 We larkled hard fn 4 if K uf? A-2 an Wx. 7' 6 r ' r 513:34 T Egamsvt ' German makex a nice grab. Koytzewxki rarriex to the five! MrGill rarriei af the line furgey forward. Fin! row, lefl lo right: Manager Paul Redmond, Paul Scull, Semzzd ww: Bill Holston, Bill Pruett, Phil Hourigan Ken Randy Clegg, Manny Ramos, Captain, Bob Runkg jeff Scull, Sullivan, Ray Rivard, Harry Anderson. Bill McGill. BASKETBALL Our basketball team, captained by Bob Runk and coached by Frank Johnson, began the season by winning two of the Hrst ive games, but won only one of the remaining thirteen, However, many of the games were close, especially the one with Central which we lost 64-61 in double over-time. The brightest spot of the season was when we beat fourth-place Bunnell with a score of 60-56. The fix Jffaolars on our bafkelball learn wiib M1'. Herman and COHIIJ Take it many! johnson. x , ,, ,,,,g,, Milford 50 55 55 55 54 50 57 60 64 43 52 47 61 61 42 57 48 61 Seni01'r-Mmzny, Bob and Phil. SCHEDULE Bullard Havens Fairfield Prep Bassick Harding Central Jonathan Law Notre Dame Bunnell Stratford Bullard Havens Fairfield Prep Bassick Harding Central Jonathan Law Notre Dame Bunnell Alumni Opponents 39 60 51 69 58 55 88 56 78 53 72 60 65 64 66 73 62 42 Hold an Sully! Free ball! 83 5 e Z ,,. Y,.' L i W ,Z Ex , - ' e . gf rhino zsiksmliaw '..' f 3 E ., 5 ff! 0494, S., ul' Fin! row, left to right: joe' Pepe, Art Westfall, Ron Rivard Bob Burns, captain, Tom Codyg George Lucke, Bill McGill Second row: Joe Terita, Howie Cornwall, Lou Richitelli Bob Runk, Jeff Scull, Bill Azano, Bill Holston, Ray Rivardi BASEBALL The baseball team,coached by Raymond Stoviak and captained by Tom Cody had a fair season. Tom pitched a one-hitter against Fairfield, and Bob Runk pitched a 5-0 shutout against Bullard Havens. This was a year for rebuilding the team, as six Freshmen and Sophomores were included in the starting line-up. SCHEDULE Milford Opponents 3 Stratford 14 5 Bullard Havens 0 1 Central 3 5 Notre Dame 1 3 12 Bassick 10 4 jonathan Law 15 6 Harding 2 8 Fairfield Prep 3 8 Bunnell 2 4 Stratford 1 3 3 Bullard Havens 10 6 Central 3 4 Notre Dame 1 3 5 Bassick 2 2 jonathan Law 4 9 Harding 8 5 F airheld Prep 18 6 Bunnell 9 84 Third row: Howie Star, joe Paskin, jon Clark, Ted Kost- zewski, Dave Hourigan, Brian Healy, Sosh Kripakov, Coach Raymond Stoviak, Coach 5101124116 at bat. -- a-wang., A... N First row, lefl to rigbl: Whit Batchelor, Dave Dennehy, Thursby, Richard Knowlton, Lori Field, john Martin. Mark Converse, Ray White, Bill Alling, Mike Galbesak, Third ww: Geoff Chittick, jim Kot, Al Snyder, Pete Danos, Toby Stowe, Rich Poole, Lionel DaCosta. Bob Sullivan, Coach Walter Shimchick, john Nowicki, Dave Semnd faux' jim Ronshagen, Rich Evarts, john Kozlowski, Morgan, jack Chernock, Dennis Hanahan. Ric Byrnes, Dave Runk, Ken Vesneski, Mike Maloney, john A1i.r.rizzg: Larry Chard. SWIMMING The swimming team under the direction of Walter Shim- chick had a fine season. -We finished with a 6-3 record and took third place in MBIAC. Led by co-captains Geoff Chit- tick and Dennis Hanahan, we trounced jonathan Law 57-30. Dennis broke the school record for the 100 yd. Butterfly and 200 yd. Freestyle, while Geoff broke the 100 yd. Breastroke record. Dave Morgan topped the best time for the 100 yd. Breastroke. Milford 55 49 58 27 68 35 59 56 57 SCHEDULE Opponents Bunnell 32 Bullard Havens 28 Bassick 28 Fairfield Prep 59 Central 19 Notre Dame 52 Stratford 48 Harding 51 jonathan Law 30 . W... ,,. ,Z ... 5 .a Coach Walter Shimchick and co-captains Dennis Hanahan and Geoff Chittick. Geoj fare Daw Dezznif 85 WSKFUP M Fin! row, lefl to rigbl: Ron Sigmund, jeff Parsons, Ron Manny Ramos, Fred Walther, Ed McDonald Szydlo, Doug Gage, Dave Gregory, co-captains john Elgee Fourlb raw: Jay Press, Harold Elgee Ed Rasen Rich Jacob and Pete Hehert, Dave Crosby, Paul Bernstein. son, Dick Zimmer, Neil Schmidt Coach Walter Shirnchick Second row: Larry Chard, Mike Berger, Paul Jacobs, Hank jim Morse, John Baun, Spud Brown Al Snyder manager Schneider, Tom Koscielecki, Lynwood Richards. Paul Redmond. Third row: Phil Hourigan, Ray Mascola, Ray Macaluso, TRACK S Coach Walter Shimchick's track team had a fine 7-Z season. Co-captains were John Elgee and Pete Hebert. We beat Jonathan Law Q76-23D and finished the season with a second place tie in the MBIAC. Milford was well represented at four invitational meets, at which Doug Gage did an outstanding job in the high jump and hurdles. Milford placed second as a team in the MBIAC Championship Meet. SCHEDULE Milford Opponents 58 Bassick 46 45 Notre Dame 59 65 Bunnell 39 46 Stratford 58 73163 Bullard Havens 3032 69 Harding 35 72 Fairfield Prep 37 77 Central 26 76 jonathan Law 23 86 S N Paul thrawr lbs dirrur I, 53 f x., H if 1, 5 F. X I .qw M Doug Gage fi. Ed McD0rzald UQ. 'K K gi , ,+- - , J v . 4 9 , ,f Dave MfGrew Neil Srbmidf P x ' F , S . '5c'w,, ,J I , I -Q1'1..x-,V 5 ,J4 :wtf - ,. ' 5 x ' V14 f L' W L . 'ff'-'vw' 'QL X --4 . ig,w,. b 4, W X , . ' , f- ,f ,H , , - mm Abg I I ' A .,, I ' , V353' A Um, rv 5, :gay gf g kffy Y A 1 . A .-Nuxw3f.'f-k 'rffs f 9' Lefz to right: Bob jencks, john Greco, captaing Dave Doyle, john Bepko, Don Gibson, Mr. Mario Ponsalle, coach. BOWLING TEAM The bowling team, under Mr. David Busch's direction, won 25 strings and lost 32. Dave Praskiewicz was captain and Walter Gill was the high scorer with an overall average of 165. RECORD M.H.S. 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New York City MElrose 5-4112 THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowthg Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the Hrst for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I W- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Roberl Frou 104 7