New Milford High School - Schaghticoke Yearbook (New Milford, CT)

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MOST AMBITIOUS Joan Sinclair and Fred Conefry MOST LIKELY TO . . . Bumice Vleming and Herb Schaltegger CLASS COUPLE Shirley Onorato and Rich Anderson SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC Rose Ann Blair and Don Freeman MOST COLLEGIATE Pal Keating and John Cuyler Compliments of CAMPBELL’S GAS STATION

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JOYCE YARRISH She’ll be a good secretary . . . Miss Krupinski’s right hand girl . . . volleyball star ... “I think I’ll cut my hair” . . . “Shirley” . . . “I’m not sick” . . . “My brother is a professional photographer.” Chanticleer 1, 2. 3, 4; Dance 1; Dramatics 1, 2; Needlework 4; Social 3. DAVID WOJCIECHOWSKI “Ski” “Ruth” . . . intramural football . . . “Well, all right then” . . . him 'n the Chief . . . sailor . . . the athletic. Glee 4; Prom 4. FORMER CLASSMATES Caroline Adams Philip McCarroll Judita Batista Shaaron McLachlan Michael Bradbury Alfred Ohmen Peter Brown Donald Peet Alice Bull William Reap David Bull Courtney Reed Joanne Bulova Eleanor Richards Dorthory Corna Grace Robertson Clifford Devine Jack Roth Marguerite Edwards Elizabeth Sinclair Allan Getchell Kenneth Strong Judy Golden Mildred Tuz Anne Goodman Donald White Adrian Grenier Gordon Wojciechowski John Marsh Katherine McBride Ronald Wolter

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NAME WEAKNESS SECRET AMBITION CONSTANT CRY FAVORITE HANGOUT Barbara Anderson Food and dark haired boys with D. A.’s. Be a ballet dancer “Holy Cow!” Vanda's house Richard Anderson Hot Fords, girls, and Shirley Build a bull race engine Jocko’s Maxine Auerbach “Moonglow” To chalk one up for Mac. “Gung-ho” Oobie Scoobie Rose Ann Blair Gum, gray flannels, and white bucks. Be a Physical Education teacher. “Chure we do” My car. George Buckbee ‘47 Fords, foods, girls — Be an engineer and raise five kids. “Two aisles on the right hand side.” Candlewood Shores Rita Bull Parties where there are footprints on the ceiling. To get rid of Smitty. “Anybody seen Mike?” A certain “coffee lounge in New York. Robert Carlson Barb and convertibles To own the hottest car in town. “Hey, Smiley” Conn’s Dairy Vivian Cass Old Spice and Polacks. It’s no secret. “You ain't nowheah” Town Edward Charles Pat Invent a flying saucer which will fly by magnetism. “I dunno” Brookfield Fred Conefry Penny, jazz and lots of food. Have my own jazz band and go on a European tour. “Man dogs!” Any place there’s jazz John Cuyler Singing, campaigning and calypso music Be vice president candidate on Stevenson's ticket “It's six of one and half dozen of the other. NMHS gym on dance nights. Douglas Franck My Jiot “50'’ Ford Putting an OHV in my car. “Beats the tar out of me. My car Donald Freeman Sports Singer “Skip it” Danbury Ann Goddard Children, animals, and Mr. Devin’s chemistry class. Have more money than I can COU lit. “One who only hopes is hope- less.” Kent Earle Henderson Stock cars, hot rods, and girls. A stock car driver. “Hello, thar” Danbury Roller Skating Rink Frederick Hipp Cartophilia, hydromatic knowledge To build a time machine. “Veni, Vedi, Veci.” The nearest point of adventure. Patricia Keating Beautiful friendships. To raise a basketball team. “Oh, Mother! It isn't as bad as that. Oobie Scoobie and a coffee lounge in the city. Priscilla Keifer Blue eyes, pizza, and Errole Garnee. Raise kids cheaper by the dozen. “Life is a wonderful thing, especially if you hold the string. Small parties and Bridgewater Walter Leavenworth Procrastination Be an engineer for G. E. “I don’t claim to be an angel. “The Orchard” Joanne Lillis Speeding Own a Cadillac convertible. “Oh, for Heaven’s sake. Funeral Parlor Richard Lingle Hot Fords and tight sweaters To win a main at Danbury Any race track James MacLaren Watching sports on TV To own a hamburger stand “Oh—yeah!” A farm in Park Lane Elizabeth McGarr Waterbury No secret—to be a nurse “It’s a rough life. Patsy’s