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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1959 volume:

We, the class of 1959, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Harold Hunt, a man who has kept in contact with us throughout our school career. We will never forget his help and understanding in and out of his music classes. Although we have lost contact with him to some extent, we will never forget his warm humor, gentle kindness, and endless devotion. He has instilled within us an appreciation of music and of the finer qualities in human beings. When we began our senior year in 1958 at New Milford High, and undertook our duties on the yearbook staff, we had no idea of what was really in store for us. We were in a state of complete ignorance of yearbook editing and there would have been confusion but for the patience and calm guidance of our two advisors, Mr. William Bucknam and Miss Jane Dineen. We wanted a yearbook that had more originality and was certainly better than the general run of yearbooks but we decided to stay with tradition in our title, SCHAGHTICOKE. You see before you the product of a year's hard work and determination and we hope that now your humble patience pray, kindly to look and gently to judge. SCHAGHTICOKE STAFF Marion Crowley, Editor 0 5 You, the Class of 1959, should be proud of the accomplishments you have made during your four years at New Milford High School. This book testifies to your accomplishments. It is hoped that these past four years have prepared you to enter society as a useful citizen. We, here at New Milford High School, will be applauding your accomplishments. New Milford High School is proud of each member of the Class of 1959. May I extend to every member of the Class of 1959, sincere congratulations on having reached this most important milestone on life's journey and best wishes for success in whatever you undertake. With every good wish New Milford High School 6 MISS KEELER: B.A., M.A.; U. S. History, Problems of Democracy, Problems of World Understanding. She will miss the class of '59 . . . no more nickels from Cushman. 'HWt.' .S. MRS. QUIST: B.S.; Junior Business Training, Typing, Bookkeeping, Business Mathematics. People, will you please be quiet! MR. DREW: B.S.; World and Modern Histories. You're breaking my heart. MR. CLONARIS: B.S.; Driver Education, Shop, Arithmetic. Let the clutch out slowlyyyyyyy! MISS KRUPINSKI: B.S.; Stenography, Typing, Business English. Can't you follow directions? MR. DEVIN: B.S.; Chemistry, MISS DINEEN: B.S.; English. Physics, Physical Science. |s there a meeting tonight? Feel free to ask questions. TlT t .Z MR. BUCKNAM: B.S.; Algebra, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry. Now, isn't that easy? MR. MARTIN: B.A.; Spanish, English. Levantese! MR. TRASK: B.A.; English, Al- MRS. MARTIN: B.S.; Spanish, Eng-gebra. lish. Don't be so picayune. ... in order to give you the benefit of a doubt. MRS. HOLT: B.A., M.A.; English. So all the prophecies came true . . . things. MR. SKIB: B.A.; Biology. How's your amoeba? 7 zcu£ty MR. WHITE: B.Ed.; Shop, Mechanical Drawing. Do I have to tell you the same thing every day? MR. WISER: B.S., M.A.; Physical Education, Health. I wish people would tell me about these things. MISS GOLDMAN: B.S.; Physical Education, Health. Chief babysitter. MISS WEAVER: B.A., M.A.; French, Latin. Bonjour, mes eleves. MISS DOW: B.S.; Home Economics. I should say so! MRS. SMITH: B.S.; Home Economics. We had better -get this -done. MRS. PEASE: B.A.; B.S. in Library Science. Now, people, the period isn't over yet. MRS. HUGHSON: School of Fine and Applfed Art, Pratt Institute. I would suggest that you stop this noise. MR. NEWMAN: B.S., M.A.; Guid ance Counselor. Have you heard from any col leges, yet? 'HM.'ZS. MR. SMITH: B.S.; Agriculture. Let's settle down, boys I I w CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Eileen Anderson, Mrs. Jennie Post, Mrs. Doris-Jean Benedict. Come back for seconds. Mrs. Florence Olsen, head of the Hot Lunch Program, was not present when the picture was taken. OFFICE SECRETARY: Mrs. James Mitchell. This is the office calling. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Johnson, Mr Carlson. Is everything O.K. in there? ‘TPtesKO'Ututt Mr. Richard L. Savage was advisor to the Class of '59 during our first year in high school. His guidance through our freshman year was without equal. He will always be remembered as a patient man who never refused help to anyone who asked for it. We will always appreciate the interest he showed in us both in and out of the classroom. 12 s E O R ALBERT JOSEPH YAROCHOWICZ President 3, 4; V. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3, 4; Socials; Ring Committee 3; Archery 1; Hi-Y 4. Nickname: Rock . . . Secret Ambition: To play baseball for the Boston Red Sox . . . Weakness: Baseball, girls from other towns . . . Favorite Saying: Hang in there! . . . Prize Possession: My Most Valuable Player autographed baseball . . . Favorite Hangout: Hubert's Flea Circus, Bowling Alleys. CHARLES JOSEPH PURCER Vice-President 4; V. Basketball 4; Track 4; Cross-country 4; Dance 1; Sports 1, 2; Aeronautics 1, 2. Nickname: Chuckie . . . Secret Ambition: To become a cadet at the Coast Guard Academy . . . Weakness: '48 Pontiac . . . Favorite Saying: Cotton pick it; Fershtungken . . . Prize Possession: '57 Chevy . . . Favorite Hangout: 3:56 train to New York. 14 '59 DONALD WALKER CLARKE Treasurer 4; Track 4; Yearbook 4. Nickname: Don . . . Secret Ambition: To settle down someday and live happily ever after . . . Weakness: Too many to mention . . . Prize Possession: An address and a phone number . . . Favorite Hangout: Around the lake, here and there and everywhere. LINDA MAE WOLTER Secretary 2, 4; Yearbook 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Ring Committee 3; Prom 3; Social 1, 2, 3; Sports 1; Dance 1; Library 1; Dramatics 1, 2. Nickname: Linde . . . Secret Ambition: To change my last name . . . Weakness: My Irish-Swede . . . Favorite Saying: You think YOUR pocketbook is heavy! . . . Prize Possession: My 48 love letters, camera, and pillow scarf . . . Favorite Hangout: Any place my weakness is. Our secretary for the last half of our senior year was Mary Ann Fredlund whose picture is found on a succeeding page. IS JANE RANDALL ALLEN Softball 1; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 1, Varsity 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3, Chairman of Decorations 4; Arts and Crafts 1; Chanticleer 3, 4; Library 1, 2, 4; Dance 2; Tri-Y 4; Name Cards 4. Nickname: Janie . . . Weakness: Redheads, Sports cars, and cozy fireplaces . . . Favorite Saying: I give up! . . . What? . . . Prize Possession: Memories! JOANNE BARBARA ANDERSON Hockey 2, 3, 4; Arts and Crafts 1; Archery 2; Biology 2; French 3; Dance ], 2; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Cheerleading Business Manager 4; Junior Marshall 3; Emblem 1, 2, 3; Roman Banquet 1, 2; Social 1, 2; Prom 3, 4. Nickname: Jo . . . Secret Ambition: To graduate from test tube cleaner to chief laboratory technician . . . Weakness.- Pipes, spaghetti, fireplaces . . . Favorite Saying: Don't hit me, Jean . . . Prize Possession: Floppy. JOHN THOMAS ANTONOWICZ Chef 1, 2; Archery 1. Nickname: Sandwich . . . Secret Ambition: If I told it wouldn't be a secret . . . Weakness: Barbara and cars . . . Favorite Saying: I'll never tell . . . Prize Possession: My driver's license, (now in Hartford) . . . Favorite Hangout: Any place out of school. BARBARA JEAN BALDWICK Dance 1; Chanticleer 2; Glee 4; FHA 4; Sports 1; J. V. Basketball 2, 3, Varsity 4; Softball 3; Prom 3; Social 1,2. Nickname: Barbie . . . Secret Ambition: To be with my Weakness always . . . Weakness: Driving a car (A certain blue Chevy) . . . Being with that certain someone . . . Favorite Saying: Gosh! How ya feel? . . . Prize Possession: Money and food . . . Favorite Hangout: New Preston and any other place but home. EDWARD CLIFFORD BARNHART Sports 1; Aeronautics 1; Social 2; Prom 4; Emblem 2. Nickname: Chang . . . Secret Ambition: To have the loudest mufflers without getting picked up . . . Weakness: Mexico, Hotrods, and cool customs . . . Favorite Sayinq: You awright? . . . Prize Possession: My hot- custom . . . Favorite Hangout: In my car and at Hughies. AAARTHA ANN BENJAMIN Dance 1; Arts and Crafts 1; Glee 4; FHA 4; Field Hockey 4; Senior Play 4; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3; Ring Committee 3; DAR Award 2; Shorthand Awards 3, 4; Bookkeeping Award 3. Nickname: Marfa . . . Secret Ambition: It's not a secret any more! . . . Weakness: One certain tall boy, sad eyes, and crewcuts . . . Favorite Saying: So, what's new? . . . Prize Possession: My letters, souvenirs and '58 yearbook . . . Favorite Hangout: A black '51 Ford convertible. CARL FREDERICK BLACKMAN, JR. Archery 1; Biology 2: Aeronautics 1; Library 1; Cross Country 1, 2; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; V. Basketball 3, 4; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Boys' State 3; Social 1, 4; Assistant Editor of Yearbook; Prom 3, 4; Latin Banquet 1, 2; Perfect Attendance 1. Secret Ambition: To convince a girl to let her hair grow long . . . Weakness: Sophomore girls . . . Favorite Saying: Cut it out now, you guys. It won't roll, it has a low center of gravity . . . Prize Possession: My nervous fingers . . . Favorite Hangout: My car. ALICE MARIE BODETTE Dance 1; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Chanticleer 2; Tennis 1; Softball 2; Latin Banquet 1, 2; Social 1, 2, 3; Prom 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 4. Secret Ambition: Still a secret . . . Weakness: Sad eyes . . . Favorite Saying: You've ruined my plans! . . . Prize Possession: Memories . . . Favorite Hangout: The car. AAARY-JANE LINNEA BORGSTROM Chanticleer 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance 1; Biology 2; Spanish 4; Class Secretary 1; Secretary of Student Council 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3, Co-Chairman 4; Student Council Representative 3; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Emblem Student 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Queen 3; Miss Junior 3; Basketball Hop 1; Varsity Drag 2. Nickname: M. J. . . . Secret Ambition: To travel . . . Weakness: Bongo Drums . . . Favorite Saying: They said it couldn't be done! . . . Prize Possession: My car. NORMAN M. BRAY Rod and Gun 1, 2; Archery 1, 2; Social 1; Bookkeeping Award 1, 2. Nickname: Omar . . . Secret Ambition: To get out of school . . . Weakness: Staying out late at night . . . Favorite Saying: I don't really feel like it tonight . . . Prize Possession: My job and '52 Olds . . . Favorite Hangout: Main Street. DONALD BURDEN Library 1, 2, Vice-President 3, 4; Glee 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Dance 1; French 3; Pettibone Patrol 1; Boys' State Delegate 3; Typing Award 3; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Magazine Campaign Business Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3; Social 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Latin Banquet 1, 2; Voyage au Canada 3; HVSL Forum 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Special Project Chairman 2; Christmas Play 1; Richard Spencer Award 3. Nickname: Don . . . Secret Ambition: To be able to stay up all night and sleep until noon the next day . . . Weakness: You wouldn't believe me if I told you . . . Favorite Saying: Take it easy . . . Prize Possession: My two wheel roadster with no handle bars and two flat tires . . . Favorite Hangout: Dr. Bayard's office and Miss Keeler's room. CHARLES GUSTAF CARLSON Chef 1; Dance 2; Glee 3, 4; Prom 3. Nickname: Charlie . . . Secret Ambition: To own Radio City Music Hall . . . Weakness: Sports cars, Hi-Fi . . . Favorite Saying: You're tired . . . Prize Possession: My Mercury convertible . . . Favorite Hangout: New York, N. Y. MARTIN STEVEN CHERNISKE Field Archery 1, 2; Biology 2; FFA 1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, 4. Nickname: Marty . . . Secret Ambition: To see Alaska and to make a successful career in the field of Forestry . . . Weakness: Hunting and fishing . . . Favorite Saying: Put that in your smoke and pipe it . . . Favorite Hangout: New Preston. ELIZABETH ANN CONEFRY J. V. Basketball 1; V. Basketball 2; Senior Play 4; Social 1; Dance 1; Sports 1; Dramatics 1, 2; Glee 1; FHA 4. Nickname: Betty . . . Secret Ambition: You think I wanna tell YOU? . . . Weakness: A good time and a lot of laughs . . . Favorite Saying: Wooooosh! . . . Prize Possession: One Night . . . Favorite Hangout: Bridgewater. PATRICIA LOUISE COUCHEVITZ Dance 1; Chanticleer 1, 2; Glee 3, 4; FHA 4; Library 1; Prom 4; Senior Play 4. Nickname: Pat . . . Secret Ambition: To be an expert typist and type 100 words a minute . . . Weakness: Saturday night teen-age dances, watching wrestling on TV . . . Favorite Saying: Oh! I've got something to tell you later . . . Prize Possession: A little patch . . . Favorite Hangout: Anywhere I happen to be. MARION MARGARET MARY CROWLEY Dance 1; Glee 1; Science 2; Sports Veep 1; Spanish 2, 3, 4; Tri-Y 4; Dramatics 4; Latin Banquet 1, 2; Biology Secretary 2; V. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 4; Softball 1, 4; Tennis 2; Emblem 1, 2; Yearbook Editor 4; Social 2, 3, 4; Prom 3, 4; Senior Play 4; HVSL Forum 3, 4. Nickname: Crowls, Dink . . . Secret Ambition: To make the best yearbook NMHS ever put out, and never to overcome my weakness . . . Weakness: Donuts, a black and white '53 Merc, and its owner . . . Favorite Saying: Oh, Barf; you're all diddled up! . . . Prize Possession: Humphrey; My Canterbury broom; Vintage of 1958. RAYMOND GEORGE CUSHMAN J. V. Baseball 2, 3, 4; V. Basketball 2, 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 1; Prom 3; Rod and Gun 1, 2; Sports 1, 2; Glee 3. Nickname: Ray . . . Secret Ambition: Play pro baseball for the Yankees . . . Weakness: A certain blond . . . Favorite Saying: I can't, you guys, I gotta feed the chickens . . . Prize Possession: My diamond-studded Yo-yo . . . Favorite Hangout: Hubert's Flea Circus. JOAN WINFIELD DUNHAM J. V. Basketball 1, 2; V. Basketball 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2; Softball 1; Tennis 1; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4; Chanticleer 1, 2, 3, Editor 4; Spanish 1, President 2, 4; Biology 1; Dance 1. Nickname: Joanie . . . Secret Ambition: To be a stewardess on Pan American Airlines and to take an Around the World trip . . . Weakness: Spanish; Boys with brown hair and crew cuts . . . Favorite Saying: Do we have to? . . . Prize Possession: My record collection . . . Favorite Hangout: Alice's '54 Chevy. 21 DOUGLAS ALLYN DWY Rod and Gun 1; Archery 2; Glee 1; Prom 3. Nickname: Dexter . . . Secret Ambition: To own a real custom car . . . Weakness: A certain little French girl with long hair . . . Favorite Saying: Well, I don't know now . . . Prize Possession: Blue and white '53 Ford . . . Favorite Hangout: Cedar blue and yellow house on Route 67. PHILIP SAWTELL EDWARDS Dance 1, 2; Chess 1, 2; Sports 1, 2; Glee 2, 3; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; V. Basketball 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2; Track 1; Baseball 1, 2, 4. Nickname: Flip . . . Secret Ambition: To play football for the New York Giants . . . Favorite Saying: Cest la Vie . . . Weakness: The opposite sex . . . Prize Possession: One set of golf clubs . . . Favorite Hangout: The Green Gables. MARY ANN FREDLUND Dance 2; Arts and Crafts 1; Chanticleer 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Shorthand Award 3, 4; Bookkeeping Award 3; DAR Award 1, 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Emblem 3; Prom 3, 4; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2. Nickname-. Freddie . . . Secret Ambition: To have a happy, successful life . . . Weakness: Blue eyes and convertibles . . . Favorite Saying: Do I have to? . . . Prize Possession: My driver's license . . . Favorite Hangout: Wherever I am at the time. DONALD PHILIP GARRITY Rod and Gun 1, 2; Archery 1, 2; Road Runners Auto Club 4. Nickname: Don . . . Secret Ambition: To own a fleet of Case bulldozers . . . Weakness: Miss Keeler's U. S. History class . . . Favorite Saying: I don't know . . . Prize Possession-. A certain '51 Buick . . . Favorite Hangout: Southworth's. ALICE SUSAN GOLDEN Dance 1; Chanticleer 1, Secretary 2, Exchange Editor 3, 4; Biology 2; Spanish 4; Prom 3, 4; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, Assistant Captain 4; Co-manager of Softball 1; Varsity Drag 2; Emblem 1, 2; Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4; Class Treasurer 1; Roman Banquet 1. Nickname: Al . . . Secret Ambition: To be a success! . . . Weakness-. Cold but cozy winter nights! . . . Favorite Saying: I would, but first I have to— . . . Prize Possession: My driver's license . . . Favorite Hangout: Canterbury School. JACK DAVIDSON GOODMAN Chef 1, 2; Dance 1; Glee 3; Radio 2; Rod and Gun 1; Spanish 2; Prom 3; Yearbook 4; Social 2; Latin Banquet 1; Tennis 2; Soccer 2; Numerals 3. Nickname: Abe . . . Secret Ambition: Not to get kicked out of school . . . Weakness: Girls, cars, money, and Farmer . . . Favorite Saying: S. Y. 2 . . . Prize Possession: Look in the back seat of my car . . . Favorite Hangout: Anywhere not in school. CAROL-ANN MARIE GREINER J. V. Basketball 2; V. Basketball .3, 4; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Shorthand Award 3, 4; Dance 1; Chanticleer 2, 3, 4; Arts and Crafts 1; Library 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Prom 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Nickname: Carol . . . Secret Ambition: To take a trip to Germany and to live in California . . . Weakness: Food, dancing, rings, stuffed animals, and blue eyes . . . Favorite Saying: I guess so . . . Prize Possession-. My West Point banner and my half-gallon bottle . . . Favorite Hangout; Anywhere there's a party. WILLIAM EMIL HEINZ Archery 1; Rod and Gun 1; Chef 2; Senior Play 4. Nickname: Willie . . . Secret Ambition: To make myself a success . . . Weakness: Beatty-Bug . . . Favorite Saying-. Oh, well, You can't win 'em all . . . Prize Possession-. Commanche . . .Favorite Hangout: Board-man. SIDNEY WALTER HINE r Social 1, 2; Prom 3; Chef 1, 2; Archery 2; Dance 2; Glee 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4. Nickname: Herbie . . . Secret Ambition-. To keep my ambition a secret . . . Weakness: Cheeseburgers, pizza, mudflowers . . . Favorite Saying-. Oh, no! . . . Prize Possession-. My Chevy . . . Favorite Hangout: Roxbury and Boston. RICHARD ELLSWORTH JOHNSON III Auto 2; Agriculture 3; Dramatics 2; Glee 1. Nickname: Jud . . . Other Activities: House Parties . . . Secret Ambition: To be able to understand women . . . Weakness: Keeping my driver's license . . . Favorite Saying: I almost care . . . Prize Possession.- Red hair . . . Favorite Hangout: I don't hang out, I hang in. VIVIAN ROXANNE JOHNSON Dance 1; Archery 2; Biology 2; Glee 4; Arts and Crafts 1; Spanish 2; J. V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball 2. FLORENCE AAARIE ANN JURGELON Dramatics 1; Dance 1; Glee 1, 2; Sports 2, 3; Archery 3; Chanticleer 4; Soccer 1; Softball 1, 2; Hockey Manager 4; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3, 4; Senior Play Usherette 4. Nickname: Jazzmo . . . Secret Ambition: To act as a secret spy, agent, or policewoman in New York City . . . Weakness: Blue eyes, five foot two, L.I.C., the Savoy, Frappes, and sport cars . . . Favorite Saying: A si Es La Vida! . . . Prize Possession: The Malachagumba and a silvered number 7 . . . Favorite Hangout: Anywhere from G. G.'s, Kelly's and Child's, to Jacobi's, Meddlecott's or the Lobster Roll. Secret Ambition: To join the Army . . . Weakness: Boys with blue eyes . . . Favorite Saying: If I don't do it right this time, I'll scream! . . . Prize Possession: My class ring . . . Favorite Hangout: Anyplace but home. 25 MAUREEN ELLEN KIRK Prom 3, 4; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Play 4; Clean-up Day 2; Softball 1; Dance 1, 2; Arts and Crafts 1; Chanticleer 2, 3, 4; Tri-Y 4; Library 3. Nickname: Mo . . . Weakness: Moonglow . . . Favorite Saying: Sometime, somewhere, somehow— . . . Prize Possession: So far, my freedom . . . Favorite Hangout: Anywhere there's a party going on. ROBERT HOWARD KNIPE Glee 3; Auto 1; Dance 1. Nickname-. Orville . . . Secret Ambition: To put an Olds engine in a Jeep . . . Weakness: U. S. History . . . Favorite Saying: I give up! . . . Prize Possession: Straight 8 . . . Favorite Hangout: Henry's Garage. J. ROGER KRUSKY J. V. Baseball 2, 3; J. V. Basketball 2, 3; V. Basketball 4; Cross Country 4; Sports 1; Archery 1; Biology 2. Nickname: Rog . . . Secret Ambition: To become a professional basketball player . . . Weakness-. Fishing . . . Favorite Saying: Are you sure that's right? . . . Prize Possession: Thompson Run-a-bout boat . . . Favorite Hangout: Lautier's. ALFERETTA JANE LARSEN FHA 4; Glee 4; GAA 1; Home Ec. 2; Pep 2, 3; Conservation 3; Biology 3; Field Hockey 4; Prom 4; Senior Play 4; Typing Award 4. Nickname: Freddie . . . Secret Ambition: To make something out of my life . . . Weakness: A certain tall guy . . . Favorite Saying: For Pete's sakes . . .Prize Possession: A certain something from a certain boy . . . Favorite 'Hangout: A blue and white Oldsmobile convertible. DONALD CLARK LATHROPE Dance 1, 2; Sports 1, 2; Glee 3, 4; Chef 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 2, 4; Senior Play 4; Jr. Prom 3; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee 3. Nickname: Little Lathrope . . . Secret Ambition: To go big game hunting . . . Weakness: Short girls . . . Favorite Saying: I never let school interfere with my education . . . Prize Possession: My shot gun . . . Favorite Hangout: Keating's. RONALD CLARK LATHROPE Vice-President 3; Student Council President 4; Treasurer 3; Representative 2; J. V. Baseball 1; J. V. Basketball 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 2; Chef 1; Sports 2; Glee 3. Nickname: Ronnie . . . Secret Ambition: Navy . . . Weakness: Blonde hair, blue eyes, and a certain smile . . . Favorite Saying: Tough . . . Favorite Hangout: Canlewood Heights. JOSEPH CAMPBELL LINGLE, JR. Rod and Gun 1, 2; Archery 1; J. V. Baseball 1; J. V. Basketball 1; Student Council 1, 2; V. Basketball and Baseball 2, 3, 4; Prom 3. Nickname; Joe . . . Secret Ambition: To be a bachelor and also put an OHV in my 40 . . . Weakness: Girls, Hot Fords . . . Favorite Saying: Ask Coach Basney, he makes me say it . . . Prize Possession: Sporty forty . . . Favorite Hangout: Hubert's Flea Circus and bowling alleys. JAMES McBRIDE Agriculture 1; Auto 2; Sports 1; J. V. Baseball 2; Social 2. Nickname: Jim . . . Secret Ambition-. To be a 20-year man in the Marines . . . Weakness: School (13 years) . . . Favorite Saying-. I guess . . . Prize Possession: A '49 Ford Convertible . . . Favorite Hangout: School (5 days a week). TERRILL SCOTT MILLER Sports 1; Archery 1. Nickname: Terry . . . Secret Ambition: To join the Navy . . . Favorite Saying: What did Miss Keeler give for homework? . . . Prize Possession: A battered Physics book . . . Favorite Hangout: First National.- ALFRED JOHN NORDLAND FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Dance 1. L f  t _ A i Nickname: Al . . . Secref Ambition: To own a small construction business, and to drive around in a T-bird . . . Weakness: A certain girl Favorite Saying: Hello-hah! . . . Prize Possession-. My hot '53 Ford . . . Favorite Hangout: Carvel. ELLEN SARAH MARIE O'CONNOR Spanish 2, 4; Glee 1, 3, 4; Uranium 2; FHA 4; Tri-Y 4; Library 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Librarian 4; Girls' Basketball Manager 3, 4; Publicity Chairman, Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4; Office Secretary 4; Prom 3, 4; Social 2, 3; Faculty Secretary 3. Nickname: Eloise . . . Secret Ambition: To give Patti-Jo a crew-cut . . . Weakness: El espanol, que mas? . . . Favorite Saying: Hey, 'Tricia! . . . Favorite Hangout: Room 14 . . . Prize Possession: My Jazzmo. JEAN RUTH OTTOSON Chanticleer 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance 1; Biology 2; Library 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 1; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Social 1, 2; Name Cards 4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4; Emblem 3. Nickname: Jeanie . . . Secret Ambition: To pilot a jet plane in reverse . . . Weakness: Hi-Fi, late hours, and BROWN EYES . . . Favorite Saying: Eh, woman! . . . Prize Possession: My lai, and my driver's license . . . Favorite Hangout: Wherever there's a meeting. SALLY-ANNE PARKER Dramatics 1; Dance 1; Arts and Crafts 1; Treasurer FHA 4; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3; DAR Sewing Award 2; Cheerleading 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Play 4. Nickname: Tiger . . . Secret Ambition: To take a trip around the world . . . Weakness: Jackie and food, especially with onions . . . Favorite Saying: Oh honestly! . . . Prize Possession: Jackie's ring . . . Favorite Hangout: Wherever there is food. ROBERT JOSEPH PLOSKI Archery 1, 2; Rod and Gun 2; Chess 3; Biology 2; J. V. Basketball 2. Nickname: The Polock . . . Secret Ambition: To make a million . . . Weakness: Blondes and Cars . . . Favorite Saying: I give up . . . Prize Possession: My car . . . Favorite Hangout: Wherever my car is. HARRY NICHOLAS POLZUN Transferred from Cromwell, 1957 . . . Sports 1, 2; Glee 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Social 3, 4; Prom 3. Secret Ambition: To be a bachelor . . . Weakness: Girls and a basketball . . . Favorite Saying: Not me! . . . Prize Possession: A blue and white Nash! . . . Favorite Hangout: Sloan's Drug Store or home. 30 CAROL POTTENBURGH Dance 1; Glee 1, 4; FHA 4. Nickname: Carrie . . . Secref Ambition: To pass my history courses and to graduate . . . Weakness: Pizza, Jimmy, Chevies, Rock 'n Roll music and school . . . Favorite Saying: Oh! Raunchy . . . Prize Possession: Class ring . . . Favorite Hangout: Town. NANCY ELLEN POWERS Dance 1; Sports 1, 2; Glee 2; Chanticleer 2; FHA 4; J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity 3; Softball 2; Social 2; Usherette for Classnight '58; Senior Play 4; Tri-Y 4. Nickname: Nance . . . Secret Ambition: To go into the service and show people it isn't such a bad deal after all, for girls . . . Weakness: Saturday night dates . . . Favorite Saying: Oh, how sweet! . . . Prize Possession: '47 Ford . . . Favorite Hangout: Produce, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. DAVID WILLIAM RICHMOND Chef Club 2; Archery Club 1; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; V. Basketball 3, 4; J. V. Baseball 1; V. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Class President 1. Nickname: Willy . . . Secret Ambition: College Basketball . . . Weakness: Fishing . . . Favorite Saying: I ain't hitting . . . Prize Possession: A little champagne gold car . . . Favorite Hangout: The basketball court. DAVID ALAN RILEY Dance 1; Sports 1, 2; Chef 2; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Social 2, 3; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Indoor Track 2, 3, 4; Outdoor 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3. Nickname: Riles . . . Secret Ambition: To get something that I don't have now . . . Weakness: Girls and cookies . . . Favorite Saying: What you don't know won't hurt you . . . Prize Possession: My 30-30 Winchester . . . Favorite Hangout: The bowling alleys. ROLAND ERIC RISBERG Aeronautics 1; Uranium 2. Nickname: Reese . . . Secret Ambition: To get 100 on a Physics test . . . Weakness.- Fishing . . . Favorite Saying: Did you do your Trig? . . . Prize Possession: Driver's license . . . Favorite Hangout: Giddings' Garage. SUSAN ANNE SENSENBRENNER Left over from Memphis, Tennessee. V. Basketball 1, 2, 4; Softball 3, 4; Field Hockey 4; Ticket Chairman, Senior Play 4; Dramatics 3; Glee 4. Nickname: Susie . . . Secret Ambition: To beat Tab Hunter at tennis . . . Weakness: History and sisters-in-law . . . Favorite Saying: You're kiddin'! . . . Prize Possession: Souvenirs, pennants, letters, etc. . . . Favorite Hangout: Thrifty's. DOUGLAS STUART SINCLAIR J. V. Baseball 1; V. Baseball 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2; Dance 1; Chess 1, 2; Glee 4. Nickname: Doug . . . Secret Ambition: To make a million dollars doing nothing . . . Weakness: Donna and red Mercurys . . . Favorite Saying: Thanks one heck of a lot . . . Prize Possession: My driver's license . . . Favorite Hangout: Wherever Donna is. PATRICIA ANN ELIZABETH SINKUS Archery 1; Dance 1,2; Senior Play 4. Nickname: Patsy . . . Secret Ambition: To join the WAVES . . . Weakness: Jewelry, and boys with black curly hair . . . Favorite Saying: It's all your fault . . . Prize Possession: My pocketbook . . . Favorite Hangout: Hart's. JOSEPH FRANCIS SMITH PATRICIA JO THOMAS Treasurer 2; Secretary 3; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; HVSL Forum 3; Cleanup Day 2; Chairman Senior Play Usherettes 4; Latin Banquet 1, 2; Dance 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Social 1,2, 3, 4; Prom 3. Nickname: Patti-Jo . . . Secret Ambition: To live on the French Riviera . . . Weakness: Blue eyes, freckles and food . . . Favorite Saying: Must I be subjected? . . . Prize Possession: My brother, Don . . . Favorite Hangout: Village Record Shop. -Rod and Gun 1; Archery 1. Nickname: Joe . . . Secret Ambition: To be manager of the First National . . . Weakness: Art teachers . . . Favorite Saying: I'll never tell . . . Prize Possession: '54 Chevy . . . Favorite Hangout: First National. LAWRENCE HAYLETT TITTEMORE J. V. Baseball 2, 3; Cross Country 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1,2; Archery 1; Library 2, 3. Nickname: Larry . . . Secret Ambition: To manage the New York Yankees . . . Weakness: The Northland . . . Favorite Saying: Here goes nothing . . . Prize Possession: The big Dodge . . . Favorite Hangout: Vermont. 34 EDWARD MICHAEL TRYONOVIECH J. V. Basketball 1; Social 4; Senior Play 4; Chef 1, 2; Glee 3. Nickname: Pottsy . . . Secret Ambition.- If I had any ambition it wouldn't be a secret . . . Favorite Saying: Who asked ya? . . . Weakness: Marines and cigarettes . . . Prize Possession: My ability to come up with a new nickname every other week . . . Favorite Hangout: A back road by the railroad tracks. LEE RALPH WALKER President 2; J. V. Baseball 1, Varsity 2; Senior Play 4; Chairman Ring Committee 3; Chef 2; Rod and Gun 1; Archery 2; Dance 1. Nickname: Ralphie . . . Secret Ambition.- To graduate . . . Weakness: Two tone blue '55 Ford Convertibles . . . Favorite Saying.- Well, I guess so . . . Prize Possession-. Black '50 Chevrolet . . . Favorite Hangout: Noble's gas station. ANTHONY VICTOR YORK Tennis 2; Prom 3; Social 2; Glee 3; Radio 2, 3; Rod and Gun 2; Spanish 2. Nickname: Abner . . . Secret Ambition: To make 2 billion dollars (a week) . . . Weakness: Girls, money, and cars . . . Favorite Saying: Let's have a party . . . Prize Possession: Butch, a raccoon . . . Favorite Hangout: My bedroom. Occt s4cCvi4M Miss Keeler and Mr. Trask Mr. and Mrs. Bucknam The class of '59 owes a tremendous debt of gratitude to the advisors of both our class affairs and our yearbook. Miss Keeler and Mr. Trask, who have been class advisors throughout our junior and senior years, have devoted a great deal of time and effort toward making our high school careers happy and successful. They chaperoned our social affairs and helped us with the endless problems which confronted us, particularly Class Night. Mr. and Mrs. Bucknam were our yearbook advisors. By their good judgment, and by their willingness and interest in helping us, they have made it possible for us to put together in, we hope, a pleasing manner, this record of our high school years. At this point we would also like to give our profound thanks to Mrs. Holt, who was responsible for our having a very different and more inspiring graduation. First Row: Patti-Jo Thomas, Mary-Ann Fredlund, Alice Bodette, Carl Blackman, Marion Crowley, Don Clarke, Joanne Anderson, Joan Dunham, Sally Parker. Second Row: Alice Golden, Jean Ottoson, Mary-Jane Borgstrom, Jane Allen, Carol Greiner, Ellen O'Connor, Maureen Kirk. Third Row: Donald Burden, Larry Tittemore, Jack Goodman. Marion Crowley . .. Editor-in-Chief Carl Blackman . . . Associate Editor Joanne Anderson . . . Business Manager Maureen Kirk . . . Circulation Jane Allen . . . Boosters Don Clarke . . . Literary Editor Larry Tittemore . .. Clubs Donnie Burden . . . Boys' Sports Ellen O'Connor... Girls' Sports Patti-Jo Thomas .. . History Sally Parker . . . Superlatives Jean Ottoson Alice Golden ... Art Editor Jimmy Dailey '56 Wilhelmina VanDyk Jack Goodman Alice Bodette . .. Photography Staff Mary-Jane Borgstrom Joan Dunham Carol Greiner . . . Typing Staff Mary-Ann Fredlund Sue Sensenbrenner 37 Occfl ‘rtytAt lty Dearie, do you remember when . . . In our freshman year, the very first day, we vowed to work hard and enjoy our stay: When . . . we won the magazine campaign and Curly Davis was guest at the jamboree? When . . . our first social Gamblers Grotto was a huge success? When ... we slaves washed the feet of our masters at the Latin Banquet? When ... we actually stayed home at night and did our homework? When . . . Mary-Jane Borgstrom became a cheerleader, Marion Crowley made varsity basketball, and Phil Edwards and Allie Yarochowicz made varsity baseball? When . . . David Riley set a new record in pole vaulting? When . . . we were too young to ride around in cars and go out on dates? When .. . Charlie Purcer wore a maroon sports jacket? When . . . we were shy, quiet, and reserved? Do you remember when . . . In our sophomore year, the very first days, we vowed to try again and mend our ways: When . . . we had Sophomore Clean-up Day and Miss Yaple took our pictures for the newspaper? When . . . we had skating parties at Marion's house? When . . . Elvis Presley captured our hearts and our social was named When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again? When . . . we were the richest class and didn't know what money problems were? When . . . we had to stay after school because someone put a rodent in a teacher's desk? When .. . we formed our Special Biology Club? When . . . the sophomore girls enjoyed meetings of the Non-Semper Fidelis Club? When . ... Mr. Williamson left? Do you remember when . . . In our Junior year, the very first day, we learned that it was becoming difficult not to stray. When . . . the Sock Hop was a total flop? When . . . Mary-Jane and Joe were Queen and King of our prom Evening in Paris? When . . . we were introduced to Miss Keeler's essay questions? When . . . the history classes went to the U.N.? When . . . the French Class went to Canada and discovered that the plumber at the Laurentien wore a mustache? When . . . we felt free to ask questions in Mr. Devin's chemistry class? When .. . we got our drivers' licenses? When . . . the lunch period was shortened? When . . . we were anxious to be seniors? When . . . the Student Council campaign absorbed all our attention and energy? When . .. Mr. Trask was put on trial in his Cl English class? When ... we got our class rings? Do you remember when . . In our senior year, the very first day, we vowed . . . Oh, what's the use? You're only young once! When . . . Allie Yarochowicz served his second term as class president? When . . . we held our Patch Work Dance? When .. . the lunch period was shortened again? When .. . we were afraid we wouldn't make the yearbook deadline? When . . . Marion and Charlie were Queen and King of our Midwinter Dream? When . . . Charlie Purcer pulled the curtain for our senior play Grandpa Goes to College ? When . . . the Frolicsome Foursome Minus One went to Fort Bragg? When . . . the Home Ec girls went to Virginia? When . . . Coach Basney's basketball team went to the tournament and won two games? When . . . meetings were so numerous we had to draw straws to see which ones we attended? When . . . Mrs. Holt took us to Stratford to see A Midsummer Night's Dream? When . .. Jane had a pajama party? When . . . Lincoln was a long man; He liked the out-of-doors? When . . . the cheerleaders rode on the bus with the basketball team? When ... we had a party after the senior play? When ... at class night we were accused of wasting the taxpayers' money? When . . . we received our diplomas? Ah, I remember it well. Settii BEST SCHOLARS: Joanne Anderson Carl Blackman MOST COLLEGIATE: Maureen Kirk Phil Edwards BEST DANCERS: Patti Jo Thomas Dave Riley BEST ATHLETES: Marion Crowley Dave Richmond BEST LOOKING: Mary-Jane Borgstrom Dave Riley FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN: Karen Bodette Bobby Woodford Roger Sherman 41 42 BIGGEST FLIRTS: Patti Jo Thomas Harry Polzun CLASS COUPLE: Carol Greiner Eddie Tryonoviech 43 £ve tt ty, t t 'Ponca' Evening in Paris was the theme of our Junior Prom held on Saturday, February 8, 1958. Dale Jones, Prom Chairman, was responsible for transfiguring the high school gym into a gay Paris scene with sidewalk cafes. In the center of the floor stood the typical bandstand which housed Al. Jarvis and his orchestra. Midway through the evening Mary-Jane Borgstrom and Joe Lingle were crowned as King and Queen by runners-up Ronnie Lathrope and Patti-Jo Thomas. Other members of the royal court were Sally Parker, Marion Crowley, Linda Wolter, Alice Bodette, Dave Riley, Dale Jones, Phil Edwards, and Ray Cushman. 44 Se tcox Grandpa Goes to College, a three-act comedy by John Nash, was presented by the Class of '59. Grandpa was played by Donnie Lathrope. Other members of the cast were: Bill Heinz as Elihu, Lee Walker as Doug, Marion Crowley as Maxine, Larry Tittemore as Elmer, Donnie Burden as Herman, Mary-Jane Borgstrom as Mary, Betty Conefry as Ruth, Maureen Kirk as June, Jane Allen, Alice Golden and Sally Parker as co-eds, and Eddie Tryonoviech as Sam. Prompting was done by Carol Greiner; lighting, by Charles Purcer. Mr. Drew, director, and Linda Wolter, student director, worked for weeks with the members of the cast in preparation. But all the work was worth the trouble. When the receipts were counted, we found that we had augmented the class treasury with the largest amount that has ever been made by a senior play at N.M.H.S. ieul6catto t Valedictorian Mr. Fredric March fltttte 2f, Salutatorian Emancipation Proclamation Mr. Knox Mr. Trabold Narrator 51 'Oh, we love the Halls of Ivy . . 'J’Upte Ray and Jud in their rendi- The Grad-Tones: Donnie, Ray, Chuckie, Jud, Harry. tion of Blue Suede Shoes. Clerk reading charge to Judge, jury (audience), and defendants (class). Bill and Eddie: I wonder if I care as much. Don and Jane reading Class Wills Bill Heinz giving Class Prophecy flu te t9, t959 Phil as Defense Attorney Jean and Doug presenting Class Gifts Witness for Defense Showing our appreciation to our advisors 7 cU I, Joanne Anderson, do hereby bequeath to Curt Fabische, my place on the honor roll. We, Jane Allen, Mary-Jane Borgstrom, and Alice Golden, leave our ability to eat our lunches in fourth period study to anyone who feels that he or she can do it. We, John Antonowicz, Norman Bray, and Joe Smith, just leave. I, Barbara Baldwick, do hereby bequeath to anyone my ability to get into predicaments, hoping that they'll solve themselves. I, Martha Benjamin, do hereby bequeath to any underclassman, equipped with a gas mask, the odors in Mr. Devin's room. We, Ed Barnhart, Ray Cushman, and Jack Goodman, do hereby bequeath to Arnold Smith, a certain three Junior girls, on Thursdays only. I, Carl Blackman, leave to anyone who can use it, my ability to back up my arguments with a few unrelated facts, in order to be completely confusing. I, Don Burden, do hereby bequeath the coaches' radio in the library to Roger Sherman. I, Charles Carlson, do hereby bequeath to anyone who may need it, my ability and my 90 average in Mr. Devin's room. We, Don Clarke and Dave Riley, do hereby leave to Joe Pruchnik, his dessert. I, Betty Conefry, leave hoping that everyone who follows me has as much fun as I have had. I, Pat Couchevitz, do hereby bequeath to Joan Vandemark, my position in Mr. Newman's office. I, Marion Crowley, leave my sympathies to Babette Amberger, next year's Schaghticoke editor. We, Joan Dunham and Alice Bodette, do hereby leave our joys and sorrows of New Milford High behind to find new ones. I, Doug Dwy, do hereby bequeath to my brother, my ability to make second honors and skip school. We, Phil Edwards and Ronnie Lathrope, leave our seats in the Student's Lounge to Ronnie Glander and Doug Cook. We, Mary Ann Fredlund and Carol Greiner, do hereby bequeath to two fortunate Junior girls, our trips downtown 7th period. I, Don Garrity, leave. We, Bill Heinz and Larry Tittemore, do hereby bequeath to any two 1960 senior boys, who have the misfortune to get them, our two desks in the back of Mr. Devin's room. I, Vivian Johnson, do hereby bequeath to Barbara Blake, all my knowledge from my business course. I, Roger Krusky, hereby leave my ping-pong ability to Jim Conefry, who needs some ability. I, Florence Jurgelon, do hereby bequeath to Faye Travaglin and Phil Jurgelon, Bones Beanbeck, the S.C.W. of every senior. 54 7VM I, Freddie Larsen, do hereby bequeath to anyone desiring them, my useless braces. I, Donnie Lathrope, do hereby bequeath to Kluck, my homeroom seat in Miss Weaver's room. I, Maureen Kirk, leave my unlucky chemistry seat to some unlucky sophomore. We, Joe Lingle and Harry Polzun, do hereby bequeath to Red Johnson and Doug Cook, the pleasure of Alvin. I, Jim McBride, do hereby bequeath to my brother, all the 90's I have ever gotten. I, Terry Miller, leave my title of Banker's Son to my brother. I, Al Nordland, leave, waiting for a certain Junior. I, Ellen O'Connor, do hereby bequeath to Miss Krupinski, my lollipops, Jazzmo, and Malachagumba, and some puckerbrush. I, Sally-Anne Parker, do hereby bequeath to Nancy Norton, my intense weakness for a certain Irish family. I, Jean Ottoson, leave my ladylike behavior to my kid sister, Judy, who certainly can use it. We, Bob Ploski and Alice Bodette, do hereby bequeath all the fun we've found together in our Senior year to any underclass couple. I, Nancy Powers, do hereby bequeath to all the underclassmen, the best wishes for having all the fun and excitement that I have experienced during my senior year. I, Charles Purcer, leave my unexcelled promptness in getting in projects to Herman Krenkel. We, Willy Richmond and Marty Cherniske, leave our fishing abilities and techniques to Peter Machno and any other sportsmen who need them. I, Roland Risberg, leave my physics knowledge to anyone who is not going to take physics. I, Steve Sanford, leave as fast as my motorcycle will take me. I, Sue Sensenbrenner, do hereby bequeath to anybody, my ability to comprehend history. I, Doug Sinclair, do hereby bequeath to Dick Devine, my way?? with the girls. I, Pat Sinkus, do hereby bequeath to Donna Lewis, my desk in Miss Weaver's room. I, Patti Thomas, leave my ability to smile early in the morning to anyone with a grouchy disposition. I, Eddie Tryonoviech, do hereby bequeath to Ronnie Glanders all my C's in conduct. I, Lee Walker, leave for unknown places. I, Allie Yarochowicz, leave to Doug Cook, a rulebook of American sports. I, Tony York, do hereby bequeath my knowledge of electric motors to anyone who'd like to confuse Mr. Devin. Section, This year, Senior Day at New Milford High School differed from those of previous years. Instead of having to go to school the whole day to attend classes, the seniors were dismissed at 12:15 for a picnic at Young's Field. We drove down to the field and got right into the picnic mood by doing what is done at most picnics; we started lunch. We enjoyed the food brought by the girls and the soda provided by the boys. After we finished eating, a softball field was laid out. The game played, ended in a lopsided victory for one side. Horseshoe pegs were set up and a few seniors played horseshoes. One member of the class went fishing in the nearby Housa-tonic River. The weather was perfect for a picnic and everyone present had a good time including the four teachers who were with us, Miss Keeler, Mr. Devin, Mr. Newman, and Mr. Trask. First Row: A. Barney, B. Dailey, T. Ashe, J. DeRienz, S. Carlson, M. Batista, G. Carlson, B. Benson. Second Row: P. Cronin, A. Bordeau, P. Harris, B. Amberger, K. Bodette, K. Antoni, R. Arbusto, L. Cummings, P. Bonner, J. Couchevitz. Third Row: J. Coles, D. Cook, J. Blaylock, T. Clark, J. Babyian. First Row: B. McMahon, C. Ocif, K. Pennau, M. Pease, S. Lundgren, C. Mueller, J. Law. Second Row: P. Machno, Donna Nelson, Dianne Nelson, D. Lewis, B. Olson, F. Mohan, C. Pappano, C. Lime, G. Murphy. Third Row: B. Norton, S. Morris, A. Lang, J. Osborne, S. Ormenyi, J. Presley, H. Krenkel. First Row: W. Van Dyk, K. Teske, B. Southworth, G. Goletz, S. Smith, P. Stuart. Second Row: R. Sherman, J. Vandemark, L. Squires, M. Wolter, S. Wallian, C. Strid, P. Slowick, B. Straub, A. Van Dyk. Third Row: B. Woodford, D. Rothe, F. Schaltegger, M. Yarochowicz, A. Gibson, R. Seeber, D. Stapleton, D. Strid. i960 First Row: B. Keever, C. Flynn, S. Kinney, P. Healy, B. Featherstone, P. Edwards, L. Erickson. Second Row: J. Faure, M. DiMauro, L. Kirkman, M. Glasgow, H. Dulski, C. Helms, C. Gerlach, C. Keating, K. Honan. Third Row: K. Greiner, B. Knipe, J. Kaminski, C. Johnson, B. Lynn, C. Dunham. First Row: J. Johnson, B. Kibbe, S. Kesson, B. Kelleher, K. Madden. Second Row: A. Hill, I. Johnson, N. Larsen, J. MacKenzie, S. Pennau, F. Heinz. Third Row: P. Pappano, J. Mead, C. Noble, A. Johnson, A. Love. First Row: B. Freeman, M. Melycher, J. Golembeski, L. Erwin, M. Featherstone, B. Golden, D. Harris. Second Row: P. Hannigan, D. Golembeski, S. Heacock, A. Eastman, F. Fumal, D. Freeman, P. Espitee, M. Hastings. Third Row: A. Erickson, R. Dwy, S. Green, A. Dvorak, G. Emmons, R. Glander, D. Hansen. First Row: E. Bates, G. Arbusto, G. Couchevitz, C. Decker, C. Csutoras, P. Dailey, P. Adams. Second Row: M. Collins, J. Cartelli, L. Camp, D. Dorwin, A. Booska, C. Dodd, M. Batista, L. Altobelli. Third Row: W. Christman, K. Bristol, B. Deschaine, F. Chisholm, D. Cieklinski, D. Case, R. Douskey. 196? First Row: N. Lillis, K. Ross, S. Sega, C. Risberg, P. Rusch, M. Stumpf, C. Sullivan, A. Peet. Second Row: P. Stone, C. Rogers, J. Richmond, S. Smith, B. Piliero, F. Travaglin, K. Young, A. Thowless, M. Salisbury. Third Row: C. Peterson, R. Wodjenski, H. Trenka, A. Smith, L. Lillis, D. Wells, D. Robertson, T. Sensen-brenner. First Row: M. McMahon, R. McBride, N. Morrill, D. Osborne, D. Mantak, C. Osborne, N. Norton, J. Ottoson, C. Quenneville, B. Queen, J. McMahon. Second Row: W. Pitcher, D. Long, P. Lynn, P. Lewis, E. Orzech, M. Richmond, N. McAlley, L. Mueller, I. Orvis, B. Ramsey, E. Monaghan. Third Row: R. Mosman, G. Olson, J. Nicholson, L. Miller, P. Pease, J. Lynch, K. McKee, P. Peet, J. Pruchnik, B. Ottoson. o First Row: B. Kuenzle, J. Law, S. Lassen, D. Kirkman, J. Kelly, J. Lathrop, D. Kiefer, A. Harz, L. Johnson, C. Fabische, J. Hall. Second Row: R. Hughson, R. Faure, D. Erickson, J. Fieweger, I. Erickson, N. Kershaw, P. Foreman, A. Krawiecki, B. Fletcher, E. Kubisek. Third Row: J. Hipp, J. Hill, B. Foreman, D. Kwasnewski, T. Johnson, K. Horne, P. Jurgelon, B. Fuller, G. Goodwin. First Row: E. Seely, L. Rothe, R. Risberg, E. Turner, J. Shimko, D. Shimko, N. Zeiner, C. Shook, S. Rosato. Second Row: S. Wyble, R. Rehak, S. Tordik, D. Yoblonski, M. Schimpf, J. Smith, C. Weisenbacher, D. Ward. Third Row: T. Young, B. Stuart, P. Yarochowicz, J. Went, A. Sommerville, D. Smith, B. Warner, T. York, M. Tuttle. 1962 First Row: G. Allingham, P. Egan, B. Blake, D. Caldwell, C. Anderson, S. Chatelle, J. Conefry. Second Row: N. Edmonds, B. Antoni, A. D'Emilio, P. Buczek, J. Dupill, A. Amberger, E. Dugan, B. Anderson, J. Duncan, C. Bovat. Third Row: T. Beatty, J. Allen, J. Connell, L. Bennett, R. Anderson, W. Bowler, R. Devine, B. Devine, E. deLevi, H. Crawford. o£ 7960 Mr. Smith—Ac v sor James Osborne—President Fred Schaltegger—Vice-President Sally Wallian—Secretary Karen Pennau—Treasurer o£ 7962 Mr. Clonaris—Advisor Howard Pease—President Annette Amberger—Vice-President Anne D'Emilio—Secretary Robert Warner—Treasurer o£ 7967 Miss Krupinski— Advisor Mr. Drew—Advisor Paula Rusch—President Bonnie Kibbe—Vice-President Treasurer David Robertson— Secretary 'piediu+tOH Social SoftAottuvie Social tycutton, 'P'uwt b9 Dave Riley—Treasurer, Mary-Jane Borgstrom—Secretary, Ronnie Lathrope—President, Karen Bodette (not shown) —Vice-President. Student @ou tcct t95X-t959 70 First Row: Kay Honan, Colleen Keating, Karen Bodette, Ronnie Lathrope, Mary-Jane Borgstroni, Dave Riley, Katherine Gerlach, Bernice Golden. Second Row: Diane Mantak, Betsy Anderson, Dicky McBride, Charlie Purcer, Dave Robertson, Alice Bodette, Susan Smith, Mrs. Holt. Student (£eu tcct During the school year 1958-59, the Student Council of New Milford High School was fairly active and sponsored various projects. The Student Council was responsible for the candy sales during the students' lunch time and during the basketball season at the home games. Scarfs and pennants were also ordered and sold to the students. The Student Council helped to form a Hi-Y and a Tri-Y Club in N.M.H.S., the former for boys and the latter for girls. The Council sponsored a Teacher-of-the-Year Campaign as well as a Clean-Up Campaign in the school. The Student Council also organized the Council elections for the following year. These are a few of the accomplishments of the Student Council. Officers for the year were: President, Ronnie Lathrope; Vice-President, Karen Bodette; Secretary, Mary-Jane Borgstrom; and Treasurer, Dave Riley. 71 First Row: Mrs. Quist, Janet Richmond, Bernice Golden, Donna Nelson, Gail Goletz, Joan Dunham, Kathleen Antoni, Mary Ann Fredlund, Jean Ottoson, Mary-Jane Borgstrom, Miss Krupinski. Second Row; Florence Heinz, Pat Cronin, Alma Thowless, Diane Nelson, Maureen Kirk, Carol Greiner, Alice Golden, Colleen Keating, Starr Kinney, Alice Pease, Jane Allen. Third Row: David Wells, Mr. Trask, Dan Dacey, Mario Batista. (tyeurttcleen. This publication serves as a method of keeping the student body in touch with the happenings about school. Mrs. Quist and Mr. Trask act as advisors and they, along with the staff, do a wonderful job. The staff also appreciates the help of Miss Krupinski, who supervised production. STAFF Edit or—Joan Dunham Associate Editor Kathleen Antoni Sports Editor Bernice Golden Dan Dacey Class Reporters Senior—Jean Ottoson Junior—Kathlen Antoni Sophomore—Mario Batista Freshman—Dan Dacey Production Carol Greiner Mary Ann Fredlund Pat Cronin Alma Thowless Art Editor Janet Richmond 72 First Row: Mrs. Cope, L. Cummings, P. Buczek, D. Lewis, B. Straub. Second Row: F. Mohan, M. Richmond, C. Rogers, E. Orzech, V. Johnson, P. Stuart, D. Nelson. 74e JPteCodi iA The Melodiers was formed, under the direction of Mrs. Cope, to give the students of the high school who enjoy singing, an opportunity to meet and sing as a group. The club took part in the P.T.A. sponsored Spring Music Program staged by the musical groups of our three schools. 73 First Row: Nelson Edmonds, Gary Murphy, Bill Stewart, John Meade, Jay Coles, Leif Erickson, Anton Dvorak, Joe Pruchnick. Second Row: Mr. Smith, Duane Lang, Bert Foreman, Richard McBride, John Baylock, James Babyion, Gary Emmons, Phil Espittee, Tommy Beatty. This club was formed to give the boys interested in farming a better chance to learn and develop their skills in this field. A vote of thanks is due Mr. Smith for the fine job he has done. The officers for this year have been: President, Jay Coles; Vice-President, John Meade; Secretary, Leif Erickson; Treasurer, Anton Dvorak; Reporter, William Stuart; Sentinel, Philip Espittee. The advisor is Mr. Smith. 74 First Row: Pat Couchevitz, Betty Conefry, Alferetta Larsen, Judy MacKenzie, Martha Benjamin, Sally Parker, Nancy Powers, Miss Dow. Second Row: Pat Sinkus, Barbara Baldwick, Carol Pottenburgh, Anita Barney, Kathleen Young, Louise Johnson, Sue Kesson, Beatrice Freeman. The F.H.A. chapter began its first year with a flourish of activity. The girls made corsages, held a bake sale, and worked on other projects throughout the year. They attended three conventions and participated in all three. The purpose of F.H.A. is to assist high school girls in gaining a few tips in the fields of homemaking. Miss Dow, their advisor, has done much to help the girls get off to a good start. The officers for this year were: President, Alferetta Larsen; Vice-President, Judy MacKenzie; Secretary, Martha Benjamin; and Treasurer, Sally-Anne Parker. 75 First Row: Carol Risberg, Richard Stapleton, Bonnie Kibbe, Carl Dunham, Betsy Piliero. Second Row: Creig Peterson, Arnold Smith, Frank Fumal, George Goodwin, Matthew Salisbury, Mr. Bucknam. (£Cu The astronomy club was formed at New Milford three years ago and has been growing ever since. During the year the club made a trip to New York to visit the Hayden Planetarium. They also purchased a telescope to help further their knowledge. Mr. Bucknam, the advisor, has done a great deal to help the group become acquainted witft the heavens. The officers for this year have been: President, Richard Stapleton; Vice-President, Mafthew Salisbury; Secretary, Carolyn Scharfe; Treasurer, Carl Dunham. A vote of praise is due the Library Club for their continued good work this year under the guidance of Miss Weaver. The librarians are in charge during study halls to make it possible for students to use the library's facilities. The club purchased several new books and two sets of encyclopedias with the money they received from fines on over-due books. First Row: Carol Greiner, Joanne Anderson, Irene Johnson, Jean Ottoson, Carla Pappano. Second Row: Ellen O'Connor, Robert Norton, Don Burden, Richard Stapleton, Jane Allen, Miss Weaver. Mr. Wiser—baseball, Mr. Bucknam—tennis, Miss Krupinski— girls' basketball, Miss Goldman—field hockey, Mr. Devin-cross country, indoor and outdoor track. Mr. Basney—boys' basketball p.v. First Row: N. Kershaw, J. Dupill, J. Ottoson, D. Mantak, J. Richmond, C. Csutoras, L. Kirkman, B. Golden, I. Erickson. Second Row: S. Kinney, J. Golembeske, H. Dulski, F. Heinz, S. Sega, D. Dorwin, C. Scharfe, C. Rogers, S. Smith, B. Piliero, A. D'Emilio. About forty girls turned out for tennis this year, but due to lack of space for practice only eight could be accepted. Among them two seniors, Jane Allen and Alice Bodette, made Varsity. However, they were unable to complete the season. The girls played five matches, losing all to Litchfield, Forman School for Girls, Westport and Ridgefield. The other members of the team were: Kathleen Teske, Mary Glasgow, Kay Honan, Babette Amberger, Mary Stumpf, and Sue Lundgren. Mr. and Mrs. Bucknam were the coaches. Left to right: V. Johnson, J. Dunham, B. Amberger, P. Bonner, M. Crowley, S. Sensenbrenner, D. Pollard, C. Greiner, A. Larsen, B. Baldwick, B. Featherstone. The '58-'59 basketball season was upset by the illnesses of some of its top players. The girls were continually changing their positions when others were ill. However, they worked hard and showed great sportsmanship throughout the season. Varsity guards were: Barbara Baldwick, Joan Dunham, Carol Greiner, Vivian Johnson, and Barbara Featherstone. The Junior Varsity came out with only one victory this year. Many of the girls were new to both the school and the sport. We all hope they continue working hard and someday become varsity girls. The guards were: Darlene Dorwin, Helen Dulski, Barbara Kelleher, Susan Lundgren, and Susan Smith. The teams were coached by Miss Krupinski. The Seniors would like to wish the remaining girls the best of luck in the coming season. Left to right: N. Zeiner, D. Dorwin, H. Dulski, S. Smith, P. Rusch, M. Schimpf, J. Mackenzie, B. Kelleher, S. Lundgren, G. Arbusto, M. Featherstone. Barbara Baldwick Alferetta Larson Susan Sensenbrenner Marion Crowley Joan Dunham Vivian Johnson Carol Greiner INDIVIDUAL SCORING Varsity Bonner Sensenbrenner Amberger Lewis Strid Crowley Greiner Larsen Junior Varsity Zeiner Rusch Schimpf Mackenzie Anderson 63 62 31 19 13 8 3 2 42 33 32 19 0 Managers—Ellen O'Connor (shown), Bernice Golden, Nancy Larson. Mary Ann Fredlund, Karen Pennau, Jane Allen, Mary-Jane Borgstrom, Jean Ottoson ('P te iietutenA This year there were eleven girls on the cheerleading squad, including seven seniors. They all did an excellent job of keeping up the school spirit at the basketball games. Under the direction of their captain, Mary-Jane Borgstrom, and their advisor, Miss Dow, new cheers were worked out and learned, and some members of the squad made their own uniforms. Their manager was Joanne Anderson, who also worked hard with the girls. 82 Kathleen Antoni, Patti-Jo Thomas, Sally Parker, Mandy Pease, Carol Csutoras, Alice Golden. Captain—Mary-Jane Borgstrom First Row: Dave Richmond, Harry Polzun, Roger Sherman, Sandy Morris, Fred Schaltegger. Second Row: Phil Edwards, Charles Purcer, Carl Blackman, Ray Cushman, Cliff Johnson, Joe Lingle, Roger Krusky. “Soya ‘Saa erfkUl PV. First Row: Barry Ramsey, Sterling Heacock, Howard Pease, William Queen, Kenneth Horne. Second Row; Dave Robertson, William Dailey, Dan Dacey, Chris Noble, John Went. Phil Edwards Ray Cushman Co-Captains Joe Lingle Harry Polzun After completing a successful season under the leadership of freshman mentor, Alan Basney, the Varsity qualified for the CIAC Tournament. Having achieved a 14-3 regular season record, the boys went on to clinch the first two tournament games only to be beaten in their quarter final game by one point at the hands of Terryville. Next year's Varsity squad will sorely miss the experience of the eight graduating players and two senior managers. Roger Krusky Carl Blackman D. Richmond 292 R. Cushman 192 P. Edwards 170 J. Lingle 168 H. Polzun 136 Ci Purcer 46 C. Johnson 31 R. Krusky 19 C. Blackman 17 S. Morris 10 F. Schaltegger 8 R. Sherman 7 Charlie Purcer Dave Richmond The Junior Varsity this year was not as successful as it had been in previous years, but the future Greenwaves gained much needed experience to display in coming years. The high scorers for the season were H. Pease and K. Horne with 145 and 92 respectively. Managers—Lawrence Tittemore and Don Burden 85 First Row: Gary Murphy, Bobby Douskey, Dennis Rothe, Dick Campbell, Kenny Horne. Second Row: Pat Peet, Roger Krusky, Charlie Purcer, Sterling Heacock, Larry Tittemore. After having a practically new squad for the 1958 Cross Country Season, the boys did as well as anticipated, winning five, losing four, and tying two. Then the runners succeeded in winning third place laurels in CIAC small school competition, and winning eighteenth position in overall state competition. Since many of the better runners were underclassmen, it points toward even greater success in future competition under the experienced coaching of Russ Devin. First Row: Phil Edwards, Ray Cushman, Carl Blackman, Dave Riley, Roger Krusky, Sterling Heacock. Second Row: Bill Lynn, Tony York, Bill Heinz, Steve Ormenyi, Don Clarke. Third Row: Dennis Rothe, Pat Peet, Howard Pease, Barry Ramsey, Bob Douskey, Fred Deschaine. One of the greatest athletic highlights at New Milford High School this year occurred when the Greenwave Indoor Track Team scored a decisive victory by edging Woodbury by three points for the CIAC Indoor Track and Field Championship at Yale's Coxe Cage. Among the scoring division were Carl Blackman, who placed first in the high jump with a five feet four inch tally, second in the 600 yard run, and fifth in the 60 yard dash. Dave Riley was the other first place winner with top honors in the 60 yard low hurdles, and fourth place laurels in the 300 yard run. Ray Cushman was a triple winner with second award in the 300 yard run, third in the 60 yard dash and third in the shot put. Roger Krusky was a double winner with second in the broad jump and third in the 600 yard run. Among others placing in the victory were Phil Edwards, Sterling Heacock, Pat Peet, Bob Douskey, Fred Deschaine, and Howard Pease. A great deal of credit is due to Coach Russ Devin and his great athletes for adding another trophy to those already on display at New Milford High School. 87 First Row: S. Ormenyi, H. Polzun, M. Cherniske, C. Blackman, D. Riley, T. York, R. Krusky, D. Clarke, S. Heacock. Second Row: B. Douskey, B. Ramsey, C. Noble, P. Peet, B. Deschaine, M. McMahon, M. Collins, K. Horne, D. Rothe, D. Campbell. 7 This year's track team had a successful season considering the fact that it was a rebuilding year. The Greenwave placed second in the CIAC State competition and third in the HVSL track meet. Dave Riley, 10' 6 pole vaulter, was one of two individuals in the history of New Milford High School to qualify for the New England Track meet. No records were broken this season but the following threatened the school records: Person and Event Dave Riley (Pole Vault) Carl Blackman (High Jump) Tony York (Javelin) 1959 Best Record 10'6 10'6Va 5'10'' 5'1 OV2 148 3 151'9 2 Next year's squad will lack the experience of the graduating members: Dave Riley, Carl Blackman, Tony York, Roger Krusky, Marty Cherniske, Harry Polzun, Bill Heinz, and Don Clarke. Mr. Devin, under adverse conditions, is doing an exceptional job, year in and year out, with the facilities he has at his disposal. We, the class of 1959, sincerely hope that funds will be appropriated for proper facilities for the track team with the coming of a new high school. First Row: Judi Mackenzie, Joanne Anderson, Marty Schimpf, Martha Benjamin, Vivian Johnson, Sue Sensenbrenner, Alferetta Larsen. Second Row: Donna Pollard, Mandy Pease, Joan Dunham, Karen Bodette, Mary Stumpf, Jane Allen, Kay Lescrynski, Barbara Kelleher, Ann Booska, Judy Golembeski. ?ieCet Due to unfavorable weather, the girls did not end this season with a good record. However, they did as well as could be expected under such conditions. They were coached by Miss Goldman, who also did a fine job. The graduating members are: Jane Allen, Joanne Anderson, Joan Dunham, Martha Benjamin, Vivian Johnson, Alferetta Larsen, and Susan Sensenbrenner. The girls leaving this year wish the remaining players the best of luck next year. The girls were defeated in all of their games this year losing to Newtown, Wamogo and Woodbury. Of the games played, all were seven inning games, with Mary-Jane Borgstrom doing an excellent job as pitcher. Seniors leaving are: Sue Sensenbrenner, Flo Jurgelon, Jane Allen, and Mary-Jane Borgstrom. The team wishes to thank Miss Goldman for all her patience and assistance in coaching them. First Row: Tommy York, Dave Richmond, Mickey Yarochowicz, Larry Tittemore, Petey Yarochowicz, Tommy Young. Second Row: Phil- Edwards, Charley Purcer, Cliff Johnson, Jim Osborne, Joe Lingle, Ray Cushman, Howie Pease and Allie Yarochowicz. “SaAefaU Under the capable direction of Joe Wiser, the baseball team fulfilled the expectations of all concerned by going on to win the southern division HVSL championship. The team was led by the pitching of captain Allie Varochowiz, the slugging of Ray Cushman, and the surprise performance of Howie Pease. The Greenwave compiled a 10-2 record for the season, losing one game to Washington, 1-0, and the other to Woodbury, 3-0. Both of these defeats were avenged during the season. Due to conflicts in scheduling, the team was unable to play off the HVSL north-south championship with Barkhamsted. Phil Edwards smashed the previous school record for a season's batting average of .466 with an average of .472. The departing seniors are: Allie Yarochowicz, Ray Cushman, Joe Lingle, Phil Edwards, Dave Richmond, Larry Tittemore and Charles Purcer. At the Athletic Banquet, Allie.Yarochowicz was the recipient of the Most Valuable Player Award and Howie Pease received the Most Improved Player Award. The Greenwave was forced to play many of its games on the road due to the conditions at Young's Field during the first month of the season.. A great vote of thanks from everyone is due Joe Wiser for the leadership he has again shown this year. 90 i Larry Tittemore Ray Cushman Phil Edwards Charlie Purcer Dave Richmond Joe Lingle Allie Yarochowicz INDIVIDUAL RECORDS AB R H TB RBI PO A E BB SO PCT. Yarochowicz, Petey 45 12 10 11 10 15 10 3 5 2 .222 Edwards, Philip 36 12 17 22 11 58 5 2 9 1 .472 Yarochowicz, Albert 37 6 13 18 12 8 19 1 6 4 .351 Osborne, James 31 8 5 5 2 4 1 1 4 10 .161 Richmond, David 34 5 5 6 5 9 1 1 4 5 .147 Tittemore, Lawrence 3 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 .333 Yarochowicz, Michael 34 13 10 14 5 10 14 0 8 6 .294 Cushman, Raymond 46 11 14 28 19 3 13 2 2 3 .304 Pease, Howard 26 7 9 10 6 4 1 0 8 8 .346 Lingle, Joseph 34 11 13 16 6 120 5 3 9 8 .382 Johnson, Clifford 3 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 .000 Purcer, Charles 13 4 3 4 1 6 0 1 7 3 .230 TEAM RECORD PITCHING RECORD IP W L H BB SO Woodbury .... __ ... 0 N.M. .... 3 Woodbury ... 3 N.M. .... 0 Yarochowicz, Albert 52 7 1 22 14 79 Southbury ... 2 N.M. 19 Cushman, Raymond 12 1 1 4 12 19 Southbury ... 1 N.M. 13 Osborn, James 17 2 0 7 7 24 Bethel 2 N.M. .... 7 Bethel 0 N.M. 12 Newtown 0 N.M. 17 Newtown ... ... „ 0 N.M. 1 Ridgefield _ 6 N.M. 9 Ridgefield 0 N.M. _ 4 Washington 1 N.M. _ 0 Washington ... 3 N.M. 9 91 Sc loCti4tic 'Saw ttet On May 13, the second annual Scholastic Banquet was held at the Pettibone School. A chicken dinner was enjoyed by all who attended. The after-dinner program consisted of various speakers who expressed their views on the subject of education. The highlight of the evening was the induction of 13 Juniors and Seniors into the National Honor Society. s4t6letcc banquet New Milford's second annual Athletic Banquet was held on June 3 in the John Pettibone School. After an excellent dinner in the cafeteria, the 83 students and their parents adjourned to the auditorium where the balance of the program was conducted. Mr. Joseph Wiser, the master of ceremonies, introduced Mrs. Roth, Mr. Knox, and Mr. Trabold, who each said a few words. Mr. Wiser then introduced the principal speaker, Mr. Bob Casey, of the New Haven Register. Mr. Casey, a former N.M.H.S. graduate, spoke on the subject of the pressure of high school sports. The evening was then brought to a close by the presentation of the various varsity letters and other athletic awards by Mr. Wiser, assisted by Mr. Devin and Miss Goldman. Barbe de Vavre William Hipp Panna Teresa Krupinski Mrs. C. G. Norton Trinity Lutheran Church Mr. and Mrs. William O'Connor Sally Ann Borgstrom Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Blackman Mr. and Mrs. Smith The Nordland Family Mr. and Mrs. John Chudada A Friend Mrs. Catherine Lingle Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Searles Mr. William Armstrong Louis Smyrski and Miss Mary Smyrski Caroline Keeler Erickson Bros. Mrs. John J. Keating Mrs. Ruth Ottoson Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cherniske Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lathrope A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yarrish Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Edwards Kenneth McKenney Mary Bucinsky Bianca and Harry Bradbury Dr. Warner Mrs. Raymond Trabold A Friend Mr. and Mrs. John M. Yarochowicz Mrs. Betty Scott Young Mr. and Mrs. Tony York Dr. Ignace Mrs. Sloan Myrna Worthington Mr. and Mrs. Reinhard Cushman Joseph Tuz Mr. and Mrs. William Krawiecki Jane Bucknam Mr. and Mrs. Warner Johnson William Xavier Martin II We, the class of 1959, would like to thank all those who have contributed to our yearbook. The Basket Shop T. P. Bierbower — Taping Center Dry Wall Co. Calico Shop Carvel Ice Cream Cyr Bros. — Bonnybrook Manor L. W. Day —Tree Service Gebhardt and Bellemare, Building Contractors Keefe Canvas Products, Inc. Kramer's Department Store Lautier's Pharmacy Martin Plumbing Supply Co. Page Miller — Building Contractors Simpson's Studio and Camera Shop Ganem's Sportsman's Paradise Rocano's Sporting Goods TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 'The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made' A