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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

I Prologue Eighteen years ago, more or less, a star was born . . . you. When the curtain went up, you weren't aware of the special drama unfolding . . . your life. Perhaps now, like Shakespeare, you might realize that ... the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. The curtain is closing on the first act of your lives, and you are preparing for the future. June twenty-sixth, nineteen sixty, will mark the beginning of the second act. You will be leaving much behind in New Milford High School . . . memories of sports, dances, assemblies and classes. The Yearbook Staff hopes that this edition of Schaghticoke will keep these memories warm. We wish to thank all the people who have made this yearbook possible. Babette Amberger, Editor 2 Dedication We, the Class of 1960, dedicate this yearbook to you, Mr. Trabold. You have given us greater determination to secure an education. You have set a precedent in our school by establishing the National Honor Society, the Scholastic and Athletic Banquets, teenage dances, and numerous clubs. Yet, this is not the real reason why we have chosen to honor you. You have a genuine interest in us and a deep understanding of our particular problems. During the past years you have been an important factor in shaping our lives. We would like to take this opportunity to show our gratitude and appreciation by bestowing this token upon you. We will always remember you and New Milford High School as one. Mr. J. Wiser, Vice President; Mr. A. Cleveland, President; Mrs. A. Smith, Treasurer; Mrs. W. McNair, Secretary. Hoard of Education 4 SEATED: Mrs. J. Ferris, Mrs. J. Dolan, Mrs. C. H. Roth, Chairman; Mrs. H. Bradbury, Mrs. T. Leahy. STANDING: Mr. E. Mack, Mr. C. R. Ohmen, Mr. R. Spatola, Mr. C. Aldrich Jr., Mr. M. J. Lillis. In Absentia: Mr. M. Golden, Mr. E. Carlson. Mr. Raymond Trabold Principal’s Message To the Class of 1960, may I extend my sincere congratulations on the many accomplishments that you have made during the past four years while attending New Milford High School. This yearbook is a symbol of accomplishment. Whatever your particular line of work, the yearbook which announces that you have achieved success is well worth keeping and displaying. May I extend to each and every member of the Class of 1960, my congratulations and wish for you all, complete success in whatever field of endeavor you decide to make your life's work. Look toward the horizon and build your dreams for the days that lie ahead. New Milford High School 5 faculty FRONT ROW: Mrs. Bucknam, B.S. in Ed., Salem State Teachers' College. Mr. Trask, B.A. in English, U. of New Hampshire. Mr. Drew, B.S. in Ed., Fitchburg State Teachers' College. BACK ROW: Mr. Carroll, B.A. in History, U. of Conn.; M.A. in Ed., U. of Conn. Miss Keeler, B.A. in History, Mount Holyoke College; M.A. in American History and Literature, U. of N. Carolina. Mrs. Holt, B.A. in English, Mount Holyoke College; M.A. in English, U. of Iowa. Mr. MacDougall, B.S. in English, Central Conn. State College. FRONT ROW: Mr. Clonaris, B.S. in Ed., Keene State Teachers College. Mr. Bucknam, B.S. in Ed., U. of Maine. Mrs. Castillo, B.A. in Spanish, Rutgers,- M.A. in Spanish, U. of Mexico. BACK ROW: Mr. Devin, B.S. in Chemistry and Biology, Tufts U. Mr. Skib, A.B. in Medical Technology, U. of Vermont. Mr. White, B.A. in Mathematics, U. of Maine. Miss Weaver, B.A. in French, Middlebury College,- M.A. in French, Middlebury College. FRONT ROW: Miss Krupinski, B.S. in Ed., Salem State Teachers' College. Miss Dow, B.S. in Home Economics, U. of Maine. Miss Weinmayr, B.S. in Physical Ed., West Chester State Teachers' College. BACK ROW: Mrs. Quist, B.S. in Ed., Central Conn. State College. Mr. Smith, B.S. in Agriculture, U. of Conn. Mr. Wiser, B.S. in Physical Ed., Arnold College; M.S. in Secondary Administration, U. of Bridgeport. Mr. White, B.S. in Ed., Keene State Teachers' College. IN ABSENTIA: Mrs. Hughson, Pratt Institute Fine and Applied Arts School. Mrs. Pease, B.A., New York State College for Teachers; B.S. in L.S., Library School of the New York State College for Teachers. Mr. Newman, B.S., Penn. State; M.A., U. of Conn. BABETTE HEDWIG AMBERGER Bobbi There's no index of character so sure as the voice. Library 1; Music Listening 1; Glee Club 1, 2- Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Prom 3; Social 3; Yearbook Editor 4; Executive Board 4; Pep Club 4; French Chorus 4; Math Club 4; Roman Banquet 2; Emblem 2; Typing Club 4; Athletic Banquet 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3, 4; H.V.S.L. Forum 1, 3, 4; Scroll 3; Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3; J.V. Basketball, Co-Captain 2. Transferred from Washington High School, Washington, Connecticut 2. Chet's driving lessons in Danbury . . . California . . . The big P . . . English class in junior year . . . Beatnik generation . . . Me-ow . . . Born actress . . . Sophisticated. KATHLEEN LOUISE ANTONI Kluck A good laugh is sunshine in the house. Chanticleer 1,2, 3, Editor 4; Glee Club 2; Pep Club 4; Student Council 2, ex-officio member 4; H.V.S.L. Forum 3; Scholastic Banquet 2; Athletic Banquet 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Prom 3; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Cheerleading 3, 4. The chicken . . . July 6, 1959 . . . Anyone want my Latin? . . . Sherman . . . Conn's Dairy . . . Life of the party . . . Bowls 99 . . . Why do they call her Kluck? 10 ROSALIND BETTY ARBUSTO Gina Whenever you and I meet, we always say, 'How's the world treating you?' Social 1, 2, 3; Prom 3; Dramatics 1; Glee Club 1; Arts and Crafts 1; Pep Club 4; Library Club 1; Tri-Y 3, 4; Choral Speaking 4; Varsity Field Hockey 1; Softball 1. First Prom . . . Beachcomber . . . I'm on a diet. . . . Naturally curly hair . . . Where's the party? . . . Gina . . . Don't forget to call me up! . . . Likes sewing and swimming. EDMOND AAARION ASHE Tammy At first he seems a quiet man, but when he wants to talk he can. Social 3, 4; Prom 3; Spanish Club 3; Hi-Y 3, President 4; Pep Club 4; Chess Club 1; Roman Banquet 1, 2; Athletic Banquet 2; H.V.S.L. Forum 3, 4. Hot rod . . . What do you mean, my car won't hold together? . . . President of Hi-Y in 1960 . . . Wanna drag? . . . Runner-up for the Junior Prom . . . One of those farmers . . . Irish poet??? JAMES FRANK BABIYAN Jim Quiet and shy until you see that big grin appear Future Farmers of America 1,2, 3, 4. Enjoys electronics and his car . . . Roller skating . . . One of the First National crew . . . Blushes easily . . . One of Chuckie's hobbies . . . Dungaree jackets and engineer boots. ANITA H. BARNEY A good disposition is worth more than gold. Five D's 1; Needlework 1; F.H.A. 3, President 4. Loves country music . . . Long hair is more feminine . . . Slave driving at the A P . . . Quiet and reserved . . . This is taxable but this isn't. EDWIN NICHOLAS BATES ,I do well in what comes naturally ' Uranium Club 1. That quiet laugh . . . From Bridgewater he hails . . . His eyes, how they twinkle . . . Bashful and shy . . . He never has said an ill-bred word to man or woman. JOHN PETER BAYLOCK Johnny A spark of fun is a wonderful quality. Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4. Danbury roller-rink . . . Wanna buy a car? . . . Oh, that wavy hair! . . . Dislikes short vacations . . . Extremely carefree . . . Quiet until you get to know him . . . Meet me downstreet tonight at 7:30. dp BRENDA V. BENSON Bren With a smile that's shy and pretty. Glee Club 1; Five D's 1; Prom 3; F.H.A. Vice President 4. Chestnutland girl . . . Always with a radiant smile . . . Advertising Pepsodent . . . Ugh, homework! . . . Fun to be with . . . A P worker . . . Quiet in school, but after . . .! KAREN LEE BODETTE Blackie Her witty mind is a devil's workshop. Student Council 1, 2, Vice President 3; Roman Banquet 2, 3; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3; Miss Sophomore; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3, 4; Athletic Banquet 2, 3, 4; Emblem Student 2; Yearbook 4; Typing Club 4; Pep Club 4; Executive Committee 4; J.V. Cheerleading 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Tennis 2; Field Hockey 4. Always neat as a pin . . . Vous etes noire! . . . Did you use your white-wash this morning? . . fast talker . . . Oeuf . . . Loves sailing . . . Horseback rider . . . That trip to Middlebury. 14 PATRICIA ANN BONNER Pat Uses every minute of her time whether profitably or unprofitably. Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3; Scholastic Banquet 3; Athletic Banquet 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4. ■Noble's gas station . . . Loves bowling and drive-ins . . . Stuffed animals . . . Long distance telephone calls . . . Very talkative ... I think I'll pack my suitcase and leave. ALICE ANNE BOURDEAU Alice Love is the beginning, the middle, and the end of everything Sewing Club 1; F.H.A., Historian’4. Shy and reserved . . . Bridgewater girl . . . Neat dresser . . . Happy and busy . . . Errand girl . . . Somewhat quiet, but a whole lot wonderful . .. True friend. ' Hifiii; A GEORGE FREDERIC CARLSON Georgie School is a greaf experience, if you don't weaken. Radio Club 1; Emblem 2, 3; Prom 3; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4; Yearbook 4; Hi-Y Vice President 4; Typing Club 4; Pep Club 4; Math 4; Science Club 4; Baseball Manager 1, 2. That broken unpaid for beaker . . . Always knows more than the teacher . . . Mr. Devin, how did you get that answer? . . . Junior English . . . Always has a smart crack . . . Hot rod enthusiast. SHEILA MAE CARLSON Chee-tah A personality bubbling with fun. Social 1, 2; Prom 3; Choral Speaking Club 4; Pep Club 4. Happy-go-lucky . . . Drive-in movies . . . Owns the best looking car in town . . . Watch your commers and your Momrher and Popper. . . . Auntie Sheila. 16 FRANCIS JOSEPH CELIA Frank Lips, however rosy, must be fed. His life evolves around his cars . . . Cheerful and devilish manner . . . Garage mechanic . . . Interesting things come in small packages . . . Dark, curly hair. THOMAS BRIAN CLARK A man with a good head on his shoulders. Future Farmers of America 1; Cross Country 4. Transferred from Pine Plains Central School, Pine Plains, New York 3. Bridgewater boy . . . Quiet and shy . . . Well, I came in 52nd yesterday. . . . One of Mr. Devin's track boys . . . Dark, dark eyes ... A lot of fun to be with. Cozy Coles JAY CHARLTON COLES Personality and humor go hand in hand.' Treasurer 2; Vice President 4; F.F.A., Treasurer 2, President 3, Vice President 4; Prom 3; Social 1; Typing Club 4; Math Club 4; Pep Club 4; Dancing Club 1. Beach parties . . . Hey, doll! . . . Farmer . . . Oldsmobiles. . . . Featherbedding . . . How are you doing, Sport? . . . I had a rough night last night! . . . Life is just one big blast.. . College is a must! JOYCE ELLEN COUCHEVITZ Bug Heaven shines in her eyes. Glee Club 2, 3; Scholastic Banquet 2. Margie, stop hitting me! . . . Chicken feathers . . . Star-like eyes ... I wasn't talking, Mr. Drew! . . . Twinkling smile . . . But, Mom Loquacious . . . Mutt and Jeff. PATRICIA MALBA CRONIN Pat The devil lurks in her quiet countenance. Chanticleer 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 1; Sports Club 2; Glee Club 3; Social 1, 2. Oh, did we have a ball last night! . . . Third period study . . . Meat-packer . . . Come on, kids, I've got two Chanticleers left . . . Hey, Donna, who does this look like? . . . Those treasured gifts to a certain teacher. LINDA DIANE CUMMINGS Lin She looks on life with quiet eyes. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 4; Pep Club 4; Roman Banquet 1, 2; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3; Tri-Y 3, 4. Parlez-vous Francais? . . . True friend . . . Dad, can I use the car tonight? . . . Does anyone have any gum? . . . I don't feel like ringing tonight. . . . Yakety-yak. WILLIAM MITCHELL DAILEY Bill There is no time for me to mind niceties, and spelling words. I have other fish to fry. Chess Club 2; Dramatics 2; Astronomy Club 2; Hot Rod Club 1; Latin Club, Vice President 1; Sportsman Club 1; J.V. Baseball 2, 3; Varsity Baseball 1; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 1, 4; Cross Country 1; Track 1; Indoor Track 1. Transferred from Marianapolis Prep, Thompson, Connecticut, 2. That crazy laugh . . . Hot-rodder . . . Make hay while the sun shines . . . Rebel without a cause. . . . Lady-killer • • • A girl in every town . . . About as predictable as a hurricane. JACQUELINE FLORENCE DeREINZ Jackie The lady's smile was coy, I must confess. Dramatics 4; Talent Show 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Latin Banquet 2, 3; Science Club 4. Transferred from Notre Dame Academy, Waterbury, Connecticut 2. Do I look all right? . . . Our class dancer . . . Yes, it's natural!!! . . . Photographer's model . . . The tender trap . . . Colleges, prep schools, and cadets . . . Designing woman •.. . Plans to be a choreographer. 20 AAARIE SUSAN DiMAURO Meatball What is in any way beautiful hath its source of beauty itself. Uranium Club 1; Social 1; Prom 3; Pep Club 4. The mildest of manners and the gentlest of hearts ... All sorts of good things . . . The charm of her presence was felt when she passed. . . . Sweet as spring . . . Those night escapades with Julie and Christine! BRUCE KIRKMAN DIXON Bruce There's no substitute for talent. Yearbook 1, 4; Chanticleer 4; Dramatics 4; Astronomy Club 4; Social 4. Transferred from Kimball Union Academy, Meriden, New Hampshire 4. Hates bleached hair . . . Dry sense of humor . . . Hairy . . . Non-conformist . . . The dim wit of mystery adds to enchantment . . . Here one minute, gone the next. HELEN MARY KATHERINE DULSKI Act well your part and here the honor lies. Dramatics 2; Pep Club 4; Prom 3; J.V. Basketball 3; J.V. Tennis 1. The good and the wise lead quiet lives. . . . Considerate of others . . . Family girl ... A good listener is not only popular, but after a while she learns something. . . . Hard worker. CARL MILES DUNHAM, JR. Carl The inquisitive will someday be the wiser Spanish Club 1, Treasurer -4; Astronomy Club, Treasurer 3; Math Club 4; Choral Speaking 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Student Council 1; Spring Forum 3; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3; Latin Banquet 2; Executive Committee 4; J.V. Baseball 2. I wasn't really talking. ... An impish grin . . . Mr. Devin, will you explain? . . . Muy buen en Espanol . . . Airplanes .. . Dark eyes . . . Always laughing. 22 MARION LOUISE EDWARDS Pinky In quietness and confidence shall be her strength Arts and Crafts Club 1; Social 1, 2; Prom 3; Choral Speaking Club 4; Softball 1. Can't, gotta go to Uppie's. . . . Meet you at four at Slone's. ... '55 blue Ford convertible . . . Pink what??? . . . Al . . . Sweet, considerate, and thoughtful . . . Old Elm Street gang . . . Desires to be a beautician. LEIF ERIC ERICKSON Leif In a cool, calm, and quiet manner, he walks through life Future Farmers of America, Secretary 2, 3, President 4. Farmer . . . One of Chuckie's hobbies . . . Blond, curly hair . . . Captivating smile . . . One of his hobbies is hunting . . . Has a good sense of humor . . . Very quiet. JULIE LOU FAURE Lightning Life is a bubble. Uranium Club 1; Pep Club 4; Social 1; Prom 3; Softball 3, 4. Speed demon ... I can't, I have to go baby sitting tonight. . . . Sugar and spice and everything nice . . . Our class supply of dynamite . . . Chauffeur, drive on! . . . Very, very photogenic ... Her first loves were Timmy KATHERINE ANN GERLACH Cookie Through cheerfulness, all can be accomplished. Class Secretary 1; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Student Council 3, 4; Prom 3; Social 4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook 4; Tri-Y- 3, 4; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3, 4; Softball Honor student . . . Our student council representative . . . I have a notice for you. . . . Our own refreshment stand . . . Patty's Dear Abby. . . . Quietness is a consolation. 24 ALLEN EDWARD GIBSON Grub Slow and steady wins the race. President 1; Student Council Vice President 2; Roman Banquet 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Math Club Treasurer 4; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Co-Captain 2. In a car he is like wildfire, but on foot he is like a turtle . . . Very studious and quiet . . . Mr. Devin's questionnaire . . . Henry, my brother Mathematical skill is his greatest asset. MARY ELIZABETH GLASGOW Shifty She who laughs last, laughs best. Glee Club 2; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Executive Committee 4; Prom 3; Social 2, 3, 4; Uranium Club, Secretary 1; Typing Club 4; Athletic Banquet 2, 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4; Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2; J.V. Cheerleading Manager 4. We'll never forget the parties at Mary's house . . . Can I borrow a dime for milk? . . . Gives make-up demonstrations at the lunch table . . . Peggy, I've got something to tell you. . . . Oh, honestly! JOHN CHESTER GOLEMBESKE Johnnie He that hath a beard is more than youth. Glee Club; Chess Club 1; Prep Club 4. Sophomore tendencies . . . Who's paying for gas? . . . Every class is a study hall. . . . Hot Rod Magazine . . . Ford's man . . . That crazy laugh . . . The pride and joy of all teachers. GAIL ELIZABETH GOLETZ Gaily She keeps us all in gales of laughter, listening to her merry tales. Chanticleer 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Prom 3; Social 1, 2, 3. Never without Ma's car . . . Candlewood Lake is her rendezvous . . . Gaiety and happiness surround her . . . Neat dresser . . . Poised . . . Always has a good joke for all to hear. 26 KARL WILLIAM GREINER, JR. Henry Never do more than you must, but talking is an exception Science Club 1; Junior Prom 3; Social 3, 4; Pep Club 4. Chief bagger at the First National . . . Mack the Knife . . . Cute and sooo shy ... A friend of Joe's . . . Wowge-bega! . . . One of the gang . . . Snap your fingers . . . Those noon hours! CHERIE LEE HELMS Never let school interfere with your education Glee Club 3; Talent Show 3; Dramatics 4; Tri-Y 1, 2; Bowling Team 2. Transferred from Appleton High School, Appleton, Wisconsin 3. If you ever want Cherie, just ride down to Bostwick Place . . . I'm not playing Phys. Ed! ... I won't be in school tomorrow. ... I left my excuse home! . . . Family girl . . . Kimberly-Clark. KATHRYN MICHELLE HONAN Katy She does indeed show some sparks that are like wit. Glee Club 1, 2; Chanticleer 1, 2; Dramatics Club 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Future Teachers Club 4; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3; Scholastic Banquet 2; Athletic Banquet 3; Tri-Y Secretary 3; H.V.S.L. Forum 4; Tennis 3. Ski enthusiast . . . Her heart lies in West Virginia. . . . That college weekend . . . Edsel is a rocket . . . I've got five letters under my pillow. ... I can't, I'm on a diet. . . . Bouncing ponytail . . . Cutest laugh around . . . Where there's trouble brewing, there's Kay . . . Christmas Eve, 1958 . . .11. i CLIFFORD EMIL JOHNSON Cliff I'm bigger than anything that can happen to me. Chess Club 1, 2; Prom 3; Yearbook 4; Athletic Banquet 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, Co-Captain 2; Varsity Basketball 3, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Baseball 3, 4. Star basketball player . . . Orange juice . . . Has his own private printing press . . . Are you sure about that, Miss Keeler? . . . Life of every party . . . Tender hunk . . . Spontaneous laugh. 28 JOHN HAROLD KAMINSKI Comanche Tall and stately, he walks through the hall. Mutt and Jeff . . . Tall and blonde ... A friendly smile for all . . . Hot rods are his first love . . . What's so interesting about Gaylordsville? . . . Quiet manner. MARY COLLEEN ANN KEATING Keats The gift of gaiety is the most serious step toward maturity Student Council 1, 3; Roman-Banquet 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Play 2, 3; Prom 3; Athletic Banquet 4; Pep Club 4; Social 1, 4, Chairman 2, 3; Library 1, 2; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; Christmas Play 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Tri-Y 3, 4; Future Teachers Club 4; Typing 4; Freshman Reception 1, 3; Class Night Usherette 3; Student Guide for Open House 4; Scroll 2, 3; Varsity Cheerleading Manager 4. Keating's Casino . . . Oh, those coffee breaks! . . . Edgar .. . Hey, gang! I'm no longer a blond! ... A friend of Ralph Zwicki's fan . . . Frank Sinatra . . . Reach for the sun, and you are bound to get a star. . . . The tenth . . . Boardman! . . . Goldy! STARR DIANE KINNEY Starrie She never found fault with you, never implied you wrong by her right. Glee Club 4; French Chorus 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Junior. Prom 3; Social 1, 2. Hi, Starrie! . . . Hard worker . . . Blonde, blonde, hair . . . True friend . . . Conscientious . . . Shy until you really know her . . . Anybody want my French? . . . Those study halls . . . College is a must. A j? LINDA JANE KIRKMAN Lin There's mischief in this girl. Math Club 4; F.T.A. 4; French Club 4; Pep Club 4; Social 1, 2; J.V. Tennis 3. I think I flunked that test! . . . Honor student . . . Ask Linda and see if she will ... A bright countenance is her proudest possession ... I did my trig! . . . Her eyes tell all . . . Horses, horses, horses. 30 r . HERAAAN CHARLES KRENKEL Herm Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow you may be broke. Conservation Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Roman Banquet 1; Math Club 4. Transferred from Neenah High School, Neenah, Wisconsin 3. I got picked up again last night and I didn't do anything.'' . . . Can you imagine me speeding in my car? . . . Teater Terrace ... I left it in my locker. I'll give it to you after school. . . . The wit. .. Shaggy. ARTHUR HENRY LANG Art I can resist anything but temptation. Archery Club 1; Uranium Club 1; Tennis 1; Dramatics 2; Radio Club 2; Glee Club 3; Talent Show 4- Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3. You lost your license again? . . . Kleenex . . . One of those Northville boys ... The night he schlipped at Steve's party . . . Hi, there! . . . Cool Tool Club . . . When do you want the tickets printed? . . . How's your boat? i T7� - JERRY ARTHUR LAW Jerry The social, friendly, honest man. Chess Club 2; Student Council 1; Junior Prom 3; Social 1, 2, 3; Uranium Club 1; Scholastic Banquet 3; Athletic Banquet 2; Typing Club 4; Yearbook 4; Baseball Manager 1, 2. Always willing to do the dirty work . . . Larry Jaw . . . Sherman . . . Midnight worker . . . Good dancer . . . Everybody's buddy . . . Sweater boy . . . Accepts responsibility . . . Original ideas. 32 DONNA JEANNE LEWIS Chickie Hers is the strength of various qualities. Glee Club 1, 3; Arts and Crafts 1; Social 1, 2; Prom 3; F.H.A., Treasurer 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Softball 1,2, 3, 4. Great athlete ... I don't get that shorthand. . . . Future homemaker ... I will not ride in Bonnie's car! . . . Wonderful sense of humor . . . Loyal and true blue . . . He finally came last night. SUSAN DOORLY LUNDGREN Susy Without love and laughter, nothing is pleasant Arts and Crafts 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club 4; Yearbook 4; Social 3, 4; Talent Show 3, 4; Athletic Banquet 2, 3; Prom 3; Choral Speaking 4; Scroll 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3. Did Purdue win the game? . . . Crash . . . Beau Cheval . . . That sounds awful! . . . Loves to paint... I only eat because I have nothing else to do. . . . Sammie and those walks . . . Simcas. WILLIAM LYNN Bill He was a very perfect gentle knight. Biology Club 1; J.V. Baseball 1; Indoor Track 2, 3; Outdoor Track 2, 3. Tall and blond . . . Trackman ... A proud Shermanite . . . Blue Ford . . . Big Brother . . . Mr. Carroll, I wasn't talking. . .. His gaiety fills a room. PETER STEVEN MACHNO Pete Man is a noble animal. Science 1; Astronomy 2; Typing 4. Dynamite comes in small packages . . . Ask him about fishing and he'll write you a book . . . Easy going . . . Cute and shy . . . Movie go-er . . . Rock and roll fan . . . Very interested in science . . . What happened to your hunting trip? BARBARA VERNON McMAHON Mac Women wear the breeches. Uranium Club 1; Roman Banquet 1; Athletic Banquet 3; Scholastic Banquet 2; Glee Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Social Committee 1, 2, 3; Executive Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Field Hockey 1,2, 4. Always in Sunny Valley . . . Opera lover . . . People that cause trouble, ugh! . . . How many fathoms deep am I in love? . . . April 25, 1958 . . . Anyone staying home tomorrow? . . . Best and Co. . . . Sophisticated. 34 FRANCES JOAN MOHAN Fran Give us gaiety in a quiet mind. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Dramatics 4; Executive Committee 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Music Listening 2; Athletic Banquet 4; Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. Transferred from Washington High School, Washington, Connecticut 3. I know her. She used to go to school with me in Washington. . . . Cheerleader . . . Great sport . . . Never raises her voice . . . Oh, dear! There's an executive meeting this noon! . . . Pert and pretty . . . Student guide at open house. CLYDE FLETCHER MORRIS Sandy Life is a banquet — so live, live, liveI Sports Club 1; J.V. Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, Co-Captain 4. Basketball star . . . Enjoys underclassmen . . . Always the last one into study hall and the first one out . . . Gaylords-ville . . . Blond crewcut . . . The baseball league . . . Doesn't talk much, but when he does . . .! GARY RICHARD MURPHY Murph never sleep comfortably except at school. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Sports Club 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 3; Track 1,3. Short and blonde . . . Dynamite in a car . . . Loves to ride around the park . . . radio blaring . . . Always with a crowd. DIANE NELSON Di Sweet and kind, she speaks no slander nor listens to it. Arts and Crafts 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Chanticleer 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Scholastic Banquet 2; Prom 3; Social 2, 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1. What kind of soda do you want? . . . Quiet when you meet her . . . Angelic smile . . . There is freshness, like spring, in her manner. . . . Teenage crushes . . . Which twin are you? r A 36 DONNA NELSON Twin Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks, but bears it even to the edge of doom. Arts and Crafts 1; Chanticleer 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Socials 1, 2, 3; Prom 3; J.V. Cheerleading 1. The other half of the Nelson twins ... A smile that wins . . . A phantom of delight! . . . Lautier.'s . . . Gail, I'll meet you after school! ... A dancing shape, an image ROBERT WILDING NORTON Nobby Keen sense and common sense and a little room for nonsense. Prom 3; Social 3, 4; Library 3; Yearbook 4; Radio Club 1; Athletic Banquet 2; Pettibone Patrol 1, 4; Outdoor Track 1, 2; Indoor Track 2; H.V.S.L. Forum 3; Talent Show 4. New Milford High School's Taxi Service . . . Classy dresser . . . Quick thinker . . . Conscientious and hard working . . . The Big M . . . Drive-ins . . . Magnetic personality . . . Calypso craze . . . Those parties after basketball games! Hot Lips CHRISTINE ANNE OCIF Much mirth and no madness.' Arts and Crafts 1; Pep Club 4; Prom 3; J.V. Basketball 4. Problems class . . . Julie and her car . . . Chestnutland . . . She swims in happiness . . . Oh, I forgot to do my math! . . . You didn't know that, diet you? . . . How did you ever manage to eat two banana barges, four dozen cookies, and two hot dogs?? BETTY JANE OLSON Bet Youth full of pleasure and like a summer morn Prom 3; Student Council 4; Choral Speaking 4; Pep Club 4; Athletic Banquet 2 3, 4; Pettibone Patrol 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 4. Willowy and blonde . . . Cheerful . . . Beach parties at night . . . Driver's license . . . Shelia, are you going home on the bus? . . . Tall and poised . . . Soooo quiet, but so much fun! STEVEN ANTON ORMENYI Steverino And no quarrel a knight ought to take, but for a truth, or for common's sake. Class President 4- Executive Committee 4; Certificate of Award for English Progress 1; Biology Club 2; Astronomy Club 3; Harvard Book Prize 3; Typing Club 4; Math Club 4; Science Club 4; Athletic Banquet 2, 3, 4; Latin Banquet 2, 3; Student Council 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; H.V.S.L. Forum 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Scroll 2, 3, 4; Christmas Play 3; Prom 4; Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 4; Cross Country 4; Basketball Student Trainer 4. Mr. President ... I think we ought to . . . I am not a manager, but a Student Trainer! . . . Physics brain . . . Are we having a meeting tonight? . . . Life of the party . . . Polite and gentlemanly . . . The Russian . . . Oh, you're kidding me! CHARLES JAMES OSBORNE Jim He fulfills the requirements of a dignified senior . . . almost. Chess Club 1, 2- Secretary-treasurer 2; Pep Club 4; Executive Committee 4; Class President 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Yearbook 4; Emblem Student 2; Science Club 4; Prom 3; Athletic Banquet 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Humor . . . Baseball fan ... His senior year will never be forgotten . . . Those crutches . . . Family chauffeur . . . Ozzie . . . Mr. Bucknam's best trig student . . . Always preoccupied at the yearbook meetings . . . Laughter is the best medicine . . . Thunder wagon. ALICE MARY PEASE Mandy Her beauty twinkleth like a star within the frosty night. Treasurer 1; Secretary 2; Emblem Student 1, 2; Glee Club 2; Arts and Crafts 1; Magazine Campaign Manager 1; Student Council 2, 3; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Co-Chairman 3; Latin Banquet 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2; Chanticleer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 4; Athletic Banquet 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; J.V. Basketball 1, Co-Captain 2; Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4. Fashion magazines . . . Bargain hunter . . . She lives in a social whirl . . . Queenie . . . Oh, I'm having so much trouble with my English! . . . Polished . . . She dresses like a page in Seventeen . . . Born with the gift of gab . . . Reach for the sun and'you're sure to get a star! KAREN DUE PENNAU Karen-Due The attempt is always of greater import than the achievement. Treasurer 3; Dramatics Club 2, 4; Glee Club 2; Social 2, 3; Roman Banquet 1, 2, 3; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3, 4; Athletic Banquet 3, 4; Emblem Student 2; Math Club Secretary 4; Prom 3; Tri-Y 4; Yearbook 4; Cheerleading 3, Captain 4; J.V. Softball 2; J.V. Field Hockey 1; H.V.S.L. Forum 4; G.A.A. 1. Transferred from Fullerton Union High School, Fullerton, California 2. Honor Student . . . Skilled seamstress . . . 9:01 student . . . Osborne Lane . . . Our Yearbook typist . . . Oeuf . . . No, thanks, it's chocolate. . . . Noodles . . . Are you with-me? . . . Merit scholar. . . Dentyne gum. 40 DONNA IRENE POLLARD Donna All the world loves a lover. Athletic Banquet 3; Alpha Kappa Epsilon Sorority 1, 2; Glee Club 3; Yearbook 4; Softball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Field Hockey 3; Basketball Manager 4. Transferred from LaSalle Senior High School, Niagara Falls, New York 2. Back home in Niagara Falls Donna, what is so fascinating about Bostwick Place? . . . She loves a good time . . . Sleepy time girl . . . Love me, love my dog. . . . Where's the party tonite? . . . Loves to paint . . . Our morale booster. JOHN ROBERT PRESLEY Jack Calmness is a great advantage. Christmas Play 3; Glee Club 1, 2; School Play 1. Transferred from Watertown High School, Watertown, Connecticut 3. I'm growing a mustache. . . . Spelling is his downfall . . . Seems withdrawn, but really isn't . . . That little, little car . . . Is there play practice this afternoon? . . . Does anyone need a ride? . . . Notice his eyes, they're blue, blue. DENNIS WILLARD ROTHE Denny They should run and not get weary. Sports Club 1; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Track 1,2, 3. Large sad eyes . . . Enthusiastic runner . . . Very shy . . . Dark curly hair . . . Can be found running around the track, any time after school . . . Friendly to underclassmen. MICHAEL HOMER RUMAN Mike The joy of youthful sports is mine. Science Roundtable 1, 2, 3; Cross Country Manager 4. Transferred from Danbury High School, Danbury, Connecticut 4. Lives in Merryall and sure is . . . My car couldn't have any more dents in it! ... I have to stay for Cross Country. . . . B. T. . . . Down in Danbury Hey, Willie! . . . Always in Still River.. . Crewcut. 42 FRED ERNEST SCHALTEGGER Freddy It may be life, but ain't it+slowl Class Vice President 2, 3; Co-Chairman of Prom 3; Social Committee 1, 2, 3; Boys' State Delegate 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; U.S. History Award 3; Mathematics Award 3; C.F.S.C. Delegate 3; H.V.S.L. Forum Delegate 3; Chess Club, Vice President 1, 2; Christmas Play 3; Board of Directors 4; Student Council President 4; Yearbook 4; J.V. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Cross Country 4. C.V. . . . Garbage mouth . . . Basketball man ... . Hey, Joe! . . . Lover . . . Now, come on, hey — single file in the lunch line! . . . One of Mr. Devin's Cross Country boys . . . M.M.O. ROBERT EAGEN SEEBER Bob Happy go lucky, easy go free; nothing on earth bothers me. J.V. Football 1, 2. Transferred from Oceanside High School, Oceanside, New York 3. Scientifically minded . . . Dark curly hair . . . Professor . . . Tall smiley boy . . . Very friendly . . . Midwinter swim . . . Canoeing . . . Bogie Marine . . . Last but not least. CATERINA AAARIA SENNI Cati Earth's noblest thing—a woman perfected. Dramatics Club 2; Secretary 4; Glee Club 2. Transferred from Sacred Heart Academy, Stamford, Connecticut 4. Joe . . . New Canaan . . . French Twist . . . Earnest . . . Theodore . . . Oh, no! . . . Those college dates . . . Long eyelashes . . . Can you understand English yet? . . . Phys. Ed. classes . . . Fifth period. 44 ROGER PHILIP SHERMAN Oger With all his faults we love him still—the stiller the better. Chef Club 1; Science Club 1; Junior Prom 3; Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4. Star physics student . . . Sophomore tendencies . . . Basketball player . . . Live, live, live! . . . One of the gang . . Wowgebeega . . . Grapes . . . Always full of fun. MARGARET MARY SLOWICK Peggy She has many flowers in her garden of friendship. Glee Club 2; Scholastic Banquet 2; Social 2, 3; Prom 3; Dramatics 4; Pep Club 4. Transferred from St. Elizabeth's Academy, Allegany, New York 2. Golden tresses . . . Beach parties . . . Navy ... I can't, I have to work today. . . . Always understanding and sweet . . . What are you going to do tonight? . . . You'll never guess what happened! SANDRA ARLENE SMITH Sandy Sugar and spice and everything nice. Glee Club 2; Pep Club 4; F.H.A. 4; Basketball Manager 2. Quiet and shy . . . Bandbox dresser . . . Studious . . . Loves Phys. Ed.??? . . . Calm, cool, and collected . . . Shiny blond hair that is always in place . . . Hey, gang, wait for me! . . . Sunny Valley . . . Good friend. M BARBARA TWINING SOUTHWORTH Barb Through cheerfulness all can be accomplished. Latin Banquet 1; Dramatics 1, 4; Yearbook 4; Choral Speaking 4; Spanish Club 4. Bridgewater girl . . . Her working man . . . Short and sweet . . . Sincere . . . Modest ... I hope I can go to Katherine Gibbs. . . . Did you do your English? . . . Mighty oaks from little acorns grow. . . . Post celebrity. LINDA ANN SQUIRES Midge A good listener is not only popular, after a while she learns something. Glee Club 1; Prom 3; Pep Club 4; Social 4. Merryall girl . . . Baby sitting . . . I'm driving home right after school. . . . Dad drives the school bus. . . . Nursing is her one aim in life . . . Once you know her, you'll not forget her. 46 JAMES MARTIN STANISLAWSKI Jim The talk of the town. Pep Club 4; School Paper 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Track 1,2. Transferred from Derby High School, Derby, Connecticut 4. Speedy football player . . . Back home in Derby . . Very persistent ... La Chaumiere . . . Prefers underclassmen . . . Little black '48 Ford . . . Pleasant smile . . . Friendly to all. J RICHARD MICHAEL STAPLETON Dick Procrastination is all right, if no one else knows about it. Uranium Club 1; Roman Banquet 1, 2; Library 3; Prom 3; Social 3, 4; Science Club 4; Math Club 4; Astronomy Club President 2, 3, Secretary 4. Giggles . . . Mad scientist . . . Farmer . . . Green Stud . . . Sherman tank . . . Underclassmen . . . Jovial . . . Ready and smiling . . . Willing to do anything ... I can make some cider! ... U.N. spy! BONNIE AAAE STRAUB Dingy Always joking and making fun, she's friend to everyone. Prom 3; Glee Club 3; F.H.A., Parliamentarian 4; Social 1, 2; Softball Manager 2. She drives a different car every week . . . Vermont ... Always bubbling with happiness ... A certain fellow called Roger . . . Trailors . . . New Milford High's best joke composer . . . Bonnie, what are your plans for next year? PRISCILLA MARY STUART Percy Hang sorrow! Care'll kill a cat Glee Club 1, 3; Uranium Club 1; F.H.A. Secretary 4; Prom 3; Social 1,2, 3; Softball 3. First in our class to be engaged . . . Bridgewater girl . . . Nice things come in small packages. . . . Very cute and just a little bit shy . . . With a smile for all, she walks down the hall . .. Lucky in love . . . Cuddles. 48 KATHLEEN ANN TESKE Kathy Cute, sweet, nice, and neat Student Council 1; Yearbook 2, 4; Girls' Choir 2; Variety Show 1, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2; Typing Club 1, 2, 4; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Dramatics Club 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Social Chairman 4; Dramatics Club 4; Latin Club 2; French Chorus 4; Prom 3; Executive Board 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; H.V.S.L. Forum 3, 4; Cheerleading 4, Captain 1; Varsity Tennis 3; Scholastic Banquet 3; Athletic Banquet 3; Roman Banquet 3. Transferred from Neenah High School, Neenah, Wisconsin 3. Oh, go away! . .. . Gad . . . Hopalong Cathity . . . K.A.T. . . . Lord knows you're flighty! . . . Firefly ... I don't wanna do much, just change the world. . . . Tammy . . . Wisconsin . . . And what did we store in Kathy's locker??? . . . Gorgeous wardrobe. FAYE FRANCIS TRAVAGLIN Daft Heads I win; tails you lose. Dramatics Club 4. I'm going baby sitting and I won't be home until late. . . . Hey, Peggy First National ringer . . . Did I have a blast last night! . . . Yellow Jackets . . . Do you know who is coming home this week? KATHERINE ELIZABETH TYSKIEWICZ Kathy Softly speak and sweetly smile. F.H.A. 3, 4. Hey, Miss Dow! . . . First love is science . . . Likes bright colors . . . Enjoys home economics . . . Good seamstress . . . Very talkative . . . Loves life . . . Watch those notes . . . Good night, Mr. Clonaris! JOAN ANN VANDEMARK Joannie How sweet and fair she seems to be. F.H.A. 4; Glee Club 2. Long ponytail . . . Innocent little angel . . . Baby sitting for Minde . . . Cute little voice with a cute little figure . . . Helen, did you finish your English? . . . Typical secretary. 50 ADRIAN JOHAN ANTON VAN DYK Flying Dutchman Not a worry, not a care. Dramatics 4; Uranium Club 1; Choral Speaking 4; Pettibone Patrol 4; Christmas Play 3; Talent Show 4. Official invitation committee for some parties . . . Anyone want to try water skiing behind my boat? ... A very good friend of Joe's . . . Takes care of the eggs in the First National . . . Romeo. GERTRUDE W. VAN DYK Jerry Born with the gift of laughter. Yearbook 4; Senior Assembly 4; Glee Club 1; Forum 1; Scroll 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3; Science Club 1; Librarian 3. The art class wonder . . . Proud of her citizenship . . . Likes to be called Jerry . . . Reminisces about her days at camp . . . The voice of an angel . . . Known for her Silent Night in Dutch. CAROLYN ELIZABETH VAN WINKLE Winky I never think of the future; it comes soon enough. Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Dramatics 4; Executive Board 4; Social 3, 4; Prom 3; Yearbook 4. Transferred from Conard High School, West Hartford, Connecticut 3. Is the proud owner of an Edsel . . . Hotchkiss is her haunt . . . Mary's party, oh!!! . . . Grace Kelly . . . Never call people before twelve. ... I sawr him. . . . An idear . . . Neat dresser . . . Straight hair does things for her . . . Eddie. ■ ! SALLY ANNE WALLIAN Sam Girls were made to take care of boys. Secretary 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club President 4; Choral Speaking 4; Yearbook 4; Scholastic Banquet 3, 4; Typing Club 4; Athletic Banquet 4; Tri-Y 4, Vice President 3; H.V.S.L. Forum 3, 4; Social 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom 3; Christmas Play 3; Usherette for Class Night 3; F.T.A. 4; Magazine Campaign 1; Pep Club 4; Arts and Crafts 1; Student Guide for Open House 4; Scroll 3, 4; Talent Show 3, 4. The girl with the mother complex . . . HAKSAW ... I talk too much! . . . I'm sorry! . . . Handsome William ... I haven't got a cent. . . . Tweedy . . . Holey sneakers . . . Forty miles of bad road. . . . The Voice . . . Always in love. 52 GAIL STEVENS WATERS Goldie Her pretty face and cheery smile proclaim to all that she is a friend worthwhile. Treasurer 4; Social 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Prom 3; Student Council 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Field Hockey 1,2, 4; Varsity Tennis 2, 3. A different outfit for every day . . . Private boys' schools . . . Long gleaming hair . . . Sweet and considerate . . . Conscientious . . . Did you pay your dues this week, Goldie? . . . Beautiful eyes. MARJORIE ELLEN WOLTER Piels She was a phantom of delight. Glee Club 3; Prom 3; Social 1, 3; Pep Club 4. Beautiful blonde hair . . . Long talks on the phone at night . . . Those meetings! . . . Casual dresser . . . Wonderful sense of humor . . . White is her color . . . Spends summers at the lake . . . Don't talk to me, I'm unhappy. . . . Bertie. ROBERT CRAIG WOODFORD Woody The opportunity to do mischief is found many times each day. Chess Club 1; Prom 3; Mister Sophomore 2; Favorite Underclassman 3; J.V. Baseball 2, Captain 1; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 4. Breakfast with Kim Novak, lunch with Brigette Bardot, and supper with Kim Novak . . . Blanket parties . . . Diane's big brother . . . aqua lung . . . Hot Pontiac . . . Water skiing . . . Great sense of humor . . . Friendliest smile . . . Wowgebeega. 54 MICHAEL FRANCIS YAROCHOWICZ Mickey He who lives without tobacco is not worthy to live. Sports Club 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council Vice President 4; Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. One of the members of the baseball family . . . Terrific team spirit . . . Good dancer . . . When I was at Boys' State Casey . . . First National . . . Casanova . . . I've never bought a pack of cigarettes in my life. Jormer Classmates Vivian Anderson Hilary Andrews James Babiyan Albert Batista Judy Beebe Linda Bennett Harold Birch Vincent Brutz William Christman Douglas Cook William Couch Barbara Featherstone Margaret Franck Patricia Harris Cherie Helms Edward Hill Thomas Hope Walter Jennings Brian Keever Zigmund Kosmowski Katherine Lescrinski Caroline Lime June Moore Carla Pappano Ann Parkinson Gloria Rogers Carole Strid Alma Thowless Iris Wardle Leland Webster John Yoblonski I M 9 CUTEST Sally and Cliff Cast of LAZIEST Sheila and Herm MOST GULLIBLE Christine and Art Kay and Woody BIGGEST FLIRTS Jerry and Cluck WITTIEST BEST SCHOLARS Allen and Cookie 56 Bruce and Cati BEST LOOKING Pete and Barb SHYEST Starr and Tom MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Characters DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Fred and Karen DONE THE CLASS FOR MOST Sandy and Gail TEACHERS' PETS George and Patty CLASS ATHLETES Allen and Bobbi FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN Herm and Kay Patty and Sandy 57 {juniors FIRST ROW: Batista, Rogers, Hannigan, Csuf-oras, Salisbury, Richmond, Altobelli. SECOND ROW: Erwin, Noble, Kesson, Des-chaine, Heinz, Golembeski, Thibodeau. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Trenka, Fumal, Plaut. FIRST ROW: Decker, Hlavaty, Wodjenski, Mitchell, Larsen, Johnson, Love, Couchevitz. SECOND ROW: Smith, Pruchnik, Dorwin, Deutz, Sega, Cieklinski, Golden. THIRD ROW: Heacock, Wells, Madden. it FIRST ROW: Strid, Rusch, Robertson, Melch-er, Fletcher, Kovacs, Young. SECOND ROW: Widdowson, Cartelli, Hilden-brand, Erickson, Green, Bristol, Stumpf. {Juniors FIRST ROW: Ross, Risberg, Dousky, McMa-hon, Campbell, Harris, Sensenbrenner, Cleveland. SECOND ROW: Booska, Hill, Case, Mackenzie, Collins, Lillis, Kibbe, Smith, Dailey. FIRST ROW: Emmons, Golembeski, Peterson, Camp, Hastings, Piliero, Mead, Skrip, Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Lillis, Harris, Dvorak, Dodd, Chisholm, Freeman, Arbusto, Johnson, Day. SEATED: Marie Moravik, Treasurer; Barbara Kelleher, President; Ronald Glander, Vice President; Susan Pennau, Secretary. STANDING—Class Advisors: Miss Krupinski, Mr. Drew. i Sophomores FIRST ROW: Orvis, Fletcher, Kelly, Allingham, Wyble, Faure, Lathrope, Peet, Mantak. SECOND ROW: Zeiner, Caldwell, McBride, McMahon, Bowler, Seeley, Rehak. THIRD ROW: Provost, Horne, Ramsey, Stone. FIRST ROW: Hughson, Amberger, Yarochowicz, Rosato, Waldron, Jurgelon, Tordik. SECOND ROW: Crawford, Freeman, Kwasnewski, Devine, Warner, Oesterling, Went. FIRST ROW: Shook, Buczek, Lee, Tuttle. Foreman, Hall. SECOND ROW: Benett, Ottoson, Miller, Dugan, Peet, McKee. Smith, Dupill, Carter, Adams, Sophomores FIRST ROW: Weisenbacher, Tuz, Shimko, Beatty, Meuller, Stuart, Erickson, D'Emilio. SECOND ROW: Ottoson, Shimko, Lynn, Kiefer, Goodwin, Morrill, Connell, Risberg. THIRD ROW: D. Osborne, C. Osborne, Hill, Dodd, De Levie, Krawiecki, Duncan, Smith. FIRST ROW: Allen, Cable, Lewis, Pitcher, Lassen, Monaghan, Rothe, Kuck. SECOND ROW: Edmunds, Duhan, Conefry, McAlley, Kirkman, McMahon, Richmond. THIRD ROW: Harz, Gilmartin, Dacey, Sommerville, Fuller, Antoni, Devine. SEATED: Thomas York, Treasurer; Betsy Anderson, President; William Queen, Vice President; Janet Fieweger, Secretary. STANDING—Class Advisors: Mr. Clonaris, Miss Weaver. THIRD ROW: Mosman, Peterson, Marsh, Richmond, Huff, Volinski, Goodwin. FIRST ROW: Barney, Benjamin, Gerlach, Earl, Ward, Ferris, Ciampi, Gormley, Newton. SECOND ROW: Ruman, Johnson, Moreau, Marsh, Petersen, Turner, Tuz. THIRD ROW: Wyble, Slitzker, Nicholson, Vondle, Lester, Seeber, Zack. FIRST ROW: Inman, Kesson, Flynn, Egan, Allen Buckley, Petersen, Nelson, Parylak. SECOND ROW: Cummings, Kostes, Barringer, Boltrom, Castle, Wrigley, Baldwin, Petersen, Kimlin. FIRST ROW: Strid, Jackson, Koehler, Schaltegger, Young, Gillen, Vandemark, Storrs, Anderson. SECOND ROW: Sensenbrenner, Dodd, McNair, Bray, Sherwood, Travaglin, Von Ranson, O'Brien. THIRD ROW: Barney, Gillen, Thompson, Birch, Mitchell, Haskell, Kurze, Squires, Peterman. FOURTH ROW: Embry, Lord, Morris, Wahlers. FIRST ROW: Edmond, Johnson, Cromwell, Greaney, Porges, Kuenzel, Woodford. SECOND ROW: Norton, Rowley, Plaut, Slattery, Hills, Carlson, Piliero, Noble, DiMauro. THIRD ROW: Ross, Quenneville, Morris, Clark, MacDonald, Angelovich, Babiyan, Bordeau, DeRienz. FIRST ROW: Hill, Banks, Blake, Booska, Anderson, Kyle, Shurick. SECOND ROW: Erickson, Wrigley, Deschaine, Cable, Van Winkle, Jannicola, Geiger. THIRD ROW: Duncan, Thompson, Straub, Lynn, Calculli, Chase. FOURTH ROW: Bates, Westfall, Travers, Kubisek Mohan. SEATED: Charles Marsh, Treasurer; Leslie Cummings, Secretary; Guy Peterson, President; Richard Carlson, Vice President. STANDING—Class Advisors: Mr. White, Mrs. Castillo. ■■ W1CS I c if az □ appy Buddy jumpers out truck ha Ca hty Mi buttre What' s our boy np St od Tony up now co bn ezy BIG THREE urumpy agai es Sini Th I i r Waiti Doc Stand the bel 1. Ih Dummy Sieepy? St xdTnt Driver rn r. Bashful no Inc ) ir lackboard rn Saturday Night Jungl e V opey He's very c,uiet and no trouble. Lunch Sbe1s had ii kittens. Holly wood Maybe they J1 prow up to be movie stars? I'll just .tiptoe up- | [stai r s agn i nl But officer, i11 isn't that lourlj Wilbert, did you scalp 1 i ttl e Mabel ' s‘ loll? ! l Whero i my Alka-seltzer? Now Alvin, you know you need a haircut! Namecard money?? You know you ■‘3 need a haircut j I won't have it in the house and that's final! 'Alice ■ phooey, it's j just a bunch it;of old tennis (L halls! Just be .firm with him, Dear Want to play Birds? ______J low stockholders jj Let's Students' pitch it ACTIVITIES A Night to Remember FRONT ROW: Gerlach, Osborne, Ormenyi, Antoni, Yarochowicz, Vice President; Schaltegger, President; Osborne, Treasurer; Honan, Secretary; Goodwin, Pennau, Anderson. BACK ROW: Peterman, Robertson, Olson, Schaltegger, Van Winkle, Mr. Drew, Advisor; Queen, Kelleher, Peterson, Kibbe, Woodford. Student Council Setting: Mr. Drew's room—first and second lunches. Freddie, Mickey, Jimmy, and Kay are present. Freddie-. Let's have some order in this room! Now may I have the Secretary s report, Kay? Kay: Our Green Feather Drive and Christmas toy drive were big successes. Jimmy: Don't forget about the buses to away games and the dances after the Friday night basketball games. Mickey: I'll never forget the blast we had when we all got together and painted the lines in the parking lot. Kay: The Class Rules will be a big success next year. Freddie: I hope the Student Council will do as well next year as we have done this year. 68 Senior Executive Hoard SEATED: Mr. Smith, Advisor; Bodette, Coles, Ormenyi, Van Winkle, Faure, Miss Keeler, Advisor. STANDING: Mohan, Glasgow, Amberger, Woodford, Osborne, Schaltegger, McMahon, Teske. Setting: Mr. Smith's Ag. room—Steve is giving the committee a talk. Steve: Let's get this meeting started so we can hear from Winky about what is going on. Winky: Carl Dunham brought us successfully through our Senior Assembly. Our name cards have come, and everyone seems to be pleased with them. Steve: Babette says that the yearbook will make the deadline. Mr. Smith: The prom and class night plans are coming along fine, too. Steve: This committee has relieved a lot of the problems of the class which came up during the year. Rational Manor Society Setting: Kathy's house. A meeting of the Honor Society is taking place. Cookie: How are the plans for the May induction of the new junior and senior members coming along? George: Fine! The teachers are busy choosing the new members now on the basis of their marks, character, service, and leadership. Mickey: I think that the Honor Society has had a very successful first year. Mr. Roger White has been a very helpful advisor. SEATED: Teske, Yarochowicz, Carlson, Gerlach. STANDING: Schaltegger, Mr. White, Advisor; Gibson. 69 FRONT ROW: Dupill, Mohan, Teske, Amberger, Wal-lian, Lundgren, Pennau, Amberger, D'Emilio. BACK ROW: Mantak, Rosato, Seely, Cummings, Bo-dette. Van Dyk, Presly, Horne, Ottoson, York, Fieweg-er. Pease, Keating, Erickson. Dramatics Club Setting: Cafeteria Time: 4:15 A.M. Mr. MacDougall: Well, the year's almost up. Do you think we accomplished anything? Ann D'Emilio: I know I got flat feet from all that standing while backing you, Mr. MacDougall, as assistant director! Mr. MacDougall: I'll never forget those rehearsals before the curtain went up on December seventeenth. The Curious Savage was a success and was certainly fun to direct. Ann D'Emilio: You know, we didn't have many meetings as a club, but we learned a lot in separate committee meetings. Fran Mohan: That's true. I was on make up and I became very proficient by the time the play was over. Mr. MacDougall: I guess it's been a successful year after all. We learned and grew, and I'm looking forward to an even better club next year. future Homemakers of America SEATED: Vandemark, Richmond, Straub, D. Lewis, Barney, President; Benson, Stuart, Bordeau, Kirkman, Harz. STANDING: Barney, Orvis, Rothe, Smith, Miss Dow, Advisor; Dorwin, Seely, Johnson, Tyskiewicz, M. Lewis. Setting: Home Ec. room. The girls are grouped around tables making earrings. Anita: Do you really think that somebody will buy these things? Brenda: Oh, sure! People always support our bazaars, no matter what we make to sell. Priscilla: Yes, I guess people just like us. Donna: The Mexican children in Texas surely liked us when they received that box of clothes and other supplies that we sent to them. future farmers of America Setting: The Ag room. Blackboard: I've seen a lot of F.F.A. clubs over the years, but I think this year's is the best. Lief Erickson makes a fine president. Desk: Jay Coles, John Mead and Anton Dvorak are well suited for the offices of vice president, secretary, and treasurer. F.F.A. Banner: They certainly did well at the Eastern States' Exposition. They've also worked hard around school. Blackboard: Personally, I'm waiting to see whom they'll elect queen this year. FRONT ROW: Kimlin, Beatty, Mead, Coles, Erickson, Dvorak, Stuart, Mr. Smith, Advisor. BACK ROW: Murphy, Edmonds, Carlson, Slitzer, Lord, MacDonald, Huff, Bates. Travers, Pruchnik, Baylock, Embry, Emmons, Thompson, Science Club FRONT ROW: Slowick, Ormenyi, Glasgow, J. Osborne, Pennau, Stapleton, DeRienz. STANDING: Batista, Hannigan, Ruman? Wells, Carlson, Hlavaty, Salisbury, Mr. Devin, Advisor. Setting; Mr. Devin's room. Various pieces of equipment are discussing the club. Test Tube: I hear that there is a Science Club meeting tonight. Bunsen Burner: Oh no! Not after a hard day in the lab with the chemistry and physics classes! HCL Acid: What are you complaining about? You should see some of the so-called experiments that I'm dumped into. It gets discouraging sometimes. Test Tube: You're too hard on them. They have done some really worthwhile experiments. Science Club Setting: The science room. Four boys and Mr. Clonaris grouped around a table. Mr. Clonaris: This is an experiment to turn heat into energy. Earl: Do you think it will work? Ross: The wheels are going around. Barringer: Oh, oh! Something is wrong. Peterson: Oh, well! Better luck next time. Astronomy Club FRONT ROW: Dixon, Vice President; Salisbury, President; Piliero, Treasurer; Stapleton, Secretary. BACK ROW: Piliero, Wells, Mr. Bucknam, Advisor; Fumal, Peterson, Barringer. Setting: A cow pasture . . . the club is star-gazing. Matt: There's no doubt about it! This new telescope was sure worth the effort of saving all that money. Dick: We also made a good move when we joined the Newtown Astronomy Club. We've learned a great deal by attending those lectures. Betsy: Our club paper, the Cosmorama, turned out to be a worthwhile venture. I'm sure that the readers found it interesting. Frank: We can be sure that those three achievements plus all the observing and planning we've done, make up a successful year. Moth Club FRONT ROW: A. Pease, Kirkman, J. Osborne, Salisbury, President; Pennau, Gibson, Amberger, Rogers. BACK ROW: Hlavaty, Batista, Stapleton, G. Carlson, Mr. Bucknam, Advisor; Fumal, Wells, Schaltegger, Ormenyi, Noble. Voice Offstage: The Math Club concerns itself with the age-old medium which is responsible for every type of setting that has been built by man: mathematics. So instead of one specific setting, let us imagine the whole civilized realm as the background for the part that our math club has played this year in: Matt: The study and partial mastery of the slide rule and sextant, and the preparation for our part in the 1960 Math Contest. Jim: The first real attempt in this school at an understanding of co-ordinate geometry, and an effort at a more complete understanding of math in general. french Club FRONT ROW: Miss Weaver, Advisor; Van Winkle, Pease, Pennau, Pennau, Bodette, Johnson. STANDING: Teske, Mantak, Senni, Camp, Amberger, Kirkman, Keating, Kinney, Antoni. Setting: Two songs in Miss Weaver's room are reminiscing. La Seine: Les eleves etaient tres heureux quand ils chantaient les chansons fran$ais. Je pense qu'ils me aiment le mieux. II Est Ne: Jp ne sais pas. J'etais chantee beaucoup a Noel quand ils repetaient pour leur programme de No6l. La Seine: Tout le monde I'aime. II Est Ne: Oui, nous avions du travailler tres dur, mais nous avons fait un bon effet. La Seine: Les eleves me manqueront pendant I'ete. Spanish Club Setting: Mrs. Castillo's house in Bridgewater. Senor Ken: Hemos venicfo para darles las gracias por la fiesta y la comida espanola. Senora Castillo: De nada. El gusto fue nuestro. Senor Ken: A los muchachos les gustaron tocar los instrumentos. Senorita Sue: No me di cuenta de que cada plis de la America del Sur tiene su musica tipica. Senora Castillo: Me alegro que ustedes se divertieron tanto. El mesque viene-vamos a tener otra reunion muy interesante. El senor Seely va a ensenaron algunos peliculas en color. FRONT ROW: Peterman, Smith, Southworth, Osborne, Piliero, Risberg, Dodd. BACK ROW: Mrs. Castillo, Advisor; Seely, Dorwin, Kwasnewski, Went, Carlson, Lyon. 74 Pep Club FIRST ROW: Van Dyk, Golembeski, Osborne. SECOND ROW: Lassen, Orzech, Stumpf, Faure, Di-Mauro, Ocif, Squires, Carlson, Richmond, Amberger, Bodette, Kinney, Kirkman. THIRD ROW: Osborne, Ottoson, D'Emilio, Seely, Squires, Sega, Mackenzie, Golembeski, Lundgren, Keating. FOURTH ROW: Mr. White, Advisor; Decker, Mantak, Woodford, Anderson, Antoni, Amberger, Pennau, Pennau, Rusch, Fletcher, Rosato, Wallian, Pease, Mohan, Antoni, Teske. Setting: Two sweatshirts are conversing at a basketball game. Boatneck: Well, I guess this is the last game that we will see this year. Crewneck: It is amazing how loud we are when we get together. Boatneck: Yes, our cheering has really improved since the Pep Club was started. The club certainly had a good beginning. Crewneck: If it weren't for Kluck, we wouldn't even have had a beginning. Boatneck: And our manager, Starr, has been a great help, along with our advisor, Mr. White. Choral Speaking Setting: Mrs. Holt's room. Second lunch. Sally: I like the poem King Juke by Kenneth Fearing the best. You know, it's the one about the juke box that doesn't have any ears. Sue: I hope our choral speaking will be of some help for graduation. Sally: We need to do some rehearsing for our assembly that's coming up soon. FRONT ROW: Smith, Piliero, Carlson, Southworth, Piliero, Duhan, Golembeski. BACK ROW: Wallian, Sega, Lundgren, Deschaine, Mrs. Holt, Advisor; Presley, Stumpf, Van Dyk, Madden. Typing Club SEATED: Kirkman, Pease, Carlson, Bodette, Ormenyi, Amberger, Law, Teske, Keating. STANDING: Glasgow, Coles, Mrs. Quist, Advisor; Gibson, Wallian, Machno. Projection Club SEATED: Glander, Mitchell, Stapleton, Lillis, Travers, Bates. STANDING: Hastings, Kovacs, Johnson, Mr. White, Advisor; Stone, Freeman, Kostes, Petersen. Chanticleer FRONT ROW: Kinney, Salisbury, Diane Nelson, Golden, Antoni, Editor-in-Chief; Goletz, Nelson, Slattery, Keating. BACK ROW: Mrs. Quist, Advisor; Pease, Batista, Kel-leher, Dacey, Miss Krupinski, Advisor; Dixon, Mr. Trask, Advisor; Wells, Dodd, Connell, Heinz, Cronin. Setting: Two well-known keys are chatting in the typing room. A: The Chanticleer Club has really kept us busy this year. E: I have been used very often in the name of our editor, Kathleen Antoni. A: I wish that they hadn't pounded quite so hard on us when they were trying to get the issues out on time. E: I thought that Miss Krupinski, Mr. Trask, Mrs. Quist, and typists were pounded just as much. A: If it hadn't been for the new column form, we wouldn't have to work so hard. E: Our newspaper has been a great success, and it will be even better next year. Juture Zeachers of America Setting: Carol Rogers and Mary McMahon, President and Vice President of the Future Teachers Club, are leaving the school after a meeting. Carol: The movie about Horace Mann was very interesting. Mary: Yes, it certainly showed how he helped in the field of education. Carol: I can hardly wait until we take the trip to Danbury State College that we planned tonight. Mary: I'm glad that this club for prpspective teachers was started. Mr. Carroll, Mrs. Quist, and Miss Grenier have helped us a lot. FRONT ROW: Csutoras, Peterson, Secretary; McMahon, Vice President; Rogers, President; Richmond, Treasurer; Waliian, Rosato. BACK ROW: Piliero, Gillen, Keating, Cummings, Mr. Carroll, Advisor; Pease, Buczek, Kirkman, Newton. SEATED: Mrs. Bucknam, Advisor; Gerlach, Teske, Law, Pease, Amberger, Editor; Schaltegger, Honan, Or-menyi, Kinney, Mr. Bucknam, Advisor. STANDING: Keating, McMahon, Bodette, Wallian, Carlson, Dixon, Johnson, Gibson, Lundgren, Van Winkle, Pennau, Pollard, Antoni. Schaghticoke Staff Setting: Mandy's house—Sunday afternoon. Type Riter: I wish they'd hit the right letters so when the pages are proofread I wouldn't have to go through the same thing again. Lotta Swet: Does anyone know what happened to those twelve senior formal pictures? Dan Dedline: I don't know, but they'd better find them quickly. I'm coming up on December twentieth. Type Riter: Oooo . . . Boy! I'll bet Mr. and Mrs. Bucknam will edit this. 78 SEATED: King, Doug Cook; Queen, Mandy Pease. STANDING: Fred Schaltegger, Barbara Featherstone, Tammy Ashe, Kay Honan. Crowning at the junior Prom Time: May 3, 1959-1:30 A.M. Setting: New Milford Gym decorated in Oriental theme Buddha: Wasn't that a neat prom? There sure was a crowd here. Freddy and Jimmy were setting up tables all night. Lotus Blossom: Mandy and Freddy certainly did a great job. When I was put on the wall I was surprised at the oriental atmosphere with the incense, lanterns, and the fountain. Buddha: The highlight of the evening was the crowning. Mandy and Doug were so happy. Lotus Blossom: Yes, and Barb and Tammy, Freddy and Kay, Sandy and Carla, Woody and Donna, Jimmy and Karen, and Roger and Gail made such a lovely court. Buddha: I guess we'd better get some rest now. They will be coming back to tear us down in the morning. 80 21 OpensTom wat8Sharp VTi'5-Jj S. HUROK presents K DOROTHY STICKNEY ,n A LOVELY LIGHT Directed by HOWARO LINDSAY A Dramatization ot the Poems and Letters of EDNA KT. VINCENT MILLAY Evgs. Including Extra Sun Evg. Perf. Feb. 14: Oreh. S4.60. Men. $3.45. 2.90. Bnie. SI 80 0. 4 if, ley. 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Of course, much of it is also due to the superb playing of the Orchestre National de la Radiodiffusion Fran lection of ft .1 No. 32 hovei nold vitz, ’own hover nanyl loiart ..•••«� «.■� « 11a • ri, bupftttio Hall, 8:30. m Assisting artists. Chamb ■ Male Chorus, conduct ■ mor: accompanist. Wi:i. ■ Works by Binder. Mlnil Samlnsky. Strieker. Lai folk songs. modern Isri ] Ileal melodies. Irene £chreier, plan! __u n he . JX me sheer vocal ouiength he needs to make his Act III denunciation of Carmen truly powerful. Ernest Blanc barrels his way through Esca-millo’s music—his is a lusty rather than elegant bullfighter, i nly a legitimate approach. Micheau seems —- ’ '• she is a ' r «er, (Warner). Loevberir. Ro2(tero. i: Messrs. :tor, Karl r the tiorus. levela 8:30. V inductor Szerynt, W -•erture. m mphony Im inaerto foil minor. Op. mphony N La E la Sonai Albi m worb 3ai ma WN rile Joy 1 5:30. ir.ilreci Cecil uuctlng aul Wolfe, harpsichordist; Town Hall. 8:30. llte No. 7 in G minor........Handel Fant Reve The Dr an Who took my motorcycle? I think you should apply to Teter [Rabbit School. Warm 1 want my Maypol___j have cider fl hate every My tongue's asleep and my [teeth itch. Tarznn,! Jane. [ueeii I'm going to have a big party, Charlie Brown, and I'm going to invite everyone but you ...and this is a hne.kwards half _n W 'I have nothing fagainst cheer-een Angel j eading but...11 |When Johnnie comes marching 'home again... About those FRONT ROW: Heinz, McMahon, Pease, co-captain; Waters, co-captain; Richmond, Lynn, Petersen. BACK ROW: Skrip, Golembeski, Rogers, Mackenzie, Kelleher, Harris, Buczek, Benjamin, Thompson, Miss Weinmayr, Coach. IN ABSENTIA: Bodette, Edmonds, Petersen. Tield Hockey Time: Fall of 1959 Place: Young's Field The sun is shining and the wind is blowing as the two teams come onto the field. Today it is New Milford vs. Woodbury. The whistle blows and the race begins. Who will win? Will we finally be able to come up with our first win in two years? As the game goes on, substitutions are made; the score is close. There is nothing to do but sit and wait and cheer the team on. Finally as the end draws near, we come out ahead. The crowd is overwhelmed; the cheers are loud. The last point is scored, and so the season ends, with the New Milford girls obtaining their first victory in two years. Thanks to the team and the coach for the good sportsmanship they showed; the victory is ours. We hope, in the future, there will be many more. Edwards, Manager; Zeiner, Harris, Anderson, Lewis, Kelleher, Sega, Manager; Miss Krupinski, Coach; MacKenzie. Smith, Bonner, Dulski, Duncan, Olson, Manager. 7if Is ’ basketball Time: 4 P.M. Place: Southbury High School Gym The captains are conferring with the referees about the rules of the game. The remaining players, sitting in small groups on the benches, are waiting for the signal to begin the game. The referee blows her whistle; the players of both teams take their positions, shake hands, and wish each other good luck. The game is underway. As the minutes tick off the score fluctuates — first in favor of Southbury, then New Milford inches ahead. Miss Krupinski and the rest of the varsity members sit on the bench chewing their nails and screaming, Come on, girls, let's beat them! This encouragement really worked, for New Milford did come out on top in this game. The Class of 1960 wishes lots of luck to the remaining varsity players and Miss Krupinski, who will be missing Patty Bonner, Donna Lewis, and Helen Dulski next year. Varsity Cheerleaders Time: Fall or Winter of 1959-1960 Setting: Any gym floor will do. As the cheerleaders run out onto the floor, there is silence as the crowd awaits their signal to cheer. Captain: Let's do 'Fight, Team, Fight'! First Team Mate: No! I want the Clap Cheer. Second Team Mate: Let's not do either of those. You can see that the cheerleaders do have their differences, but when they start to cheer, they all have the same purpose. This is to be behind their team all the way. The New Milford High School cheerleaders are the best medicine any team could ask for. FRONT ROW: Peet, Heacock, Douskey, Campbell, Freeman. BACK ROW: Coach Devin, Lester, Clark, Schaltegger, Ferriss. IN ABSENTIA: Ormenyi, Ruman. Cross Country New Milford's Cross Country course is unique. The starting line is located in front of Conn's Dairy Bar. From there it moves north along the state road. At a huge button-ball tree it veers to the right, and winds down a twisting tar road. Continuing, the road, full of ruts and holes, serpentines its way past the laundry and the cemetery and finally reaches the school and the finish line. Our harriers ran courses like this nine times during the fall and came out ahead seven times. Their only losses were to Woodbury and Sacred Heart. Mr. Devin again proved his skill as a developer of fine track talent when we brought home two trophies from post-season championship meets. Splashing through slush and snow at Litchfield, our boys placed second in the H.V.S.L. meet. Finally, as a climax to a tremendous season, we ran off with first place in the State Class C meet at New Britain. The Class of I960 wishes the best of luck to next year's Cross Country team who will be missing three fine senior runners: Tom Clarke, Steve Ormenyi, Fred Schaltegger, and Manager Mike Ruman. KNEELING: Dailey, Woodford, Morris, Captain; Robertson, Sherman. STANDING: Bennett, Went, Pease, Johnson, Captain; Horne, Schaltegger, Mr. Basney, Coach. In Absentia: Deutz. Boys’ Basketball Basney Praises Squad; Outlook Good. These were the headlines at our season's start. At the halfway mark of the season things weren't so bright. Our varsity, called by one paper The team with the worst luck in the state, was just that. We lost five games by less than five points. But our boys, playing excellent basketball in the second half of the season, brought our record up to an even eight wins, eight losses against Class C teams. The Class of 1960 would like to wish the best of luck to next year's varsity squad which will be lacking the six senior ballplayers: Sandy Morris, Cliff Johnson, Fred Schaltegger, Bob Woodford, Roger Sherman, Bill Dailey and Student Trainer, Steve Ormenyi. FG Field Goals FM Foul Shots Missed FSM Foul Shots Made P Points Number of Games Played % Average Points Per Game FG FM FSM P % Pease 73 26 28 174 14 12.43 Morris 83 31 53 219 18 12.16 Johnson 61 56 81 203 19 10.70 Schaltegger 29 11 20 90 17 5.42 Horne — 40 24 23 103 19 5.42 Sherman 29 21 32 90 18 5.00 Woodford 17 6 10 44 16 2.99 Went 4 3 6 14 13 1.76 Bennett 12 9 15 39 16 2.43 Dailey 13 11 10 36 17 2.11 Robertson — 5 8 5 15 16 .96 Deutz 18 9 9 45 15 3.00 KNEELING: Freeman, Deschaine, Peet, Campbell, Ormenyi, Heacock, Horne, Ferriss. STANDING: Mr. Devin, Coach; Carlson, Yarochowicz, Marsh, Osborne, Lillis, VanWinkle, Adams, Schaltegger, Dunham, Ruman, Manager. One of the high lights at New. Milford High School occurred last year when the Green Wave Indoor Track Team captured the C.I.A.C. Indoor Track and Field Championship trophy. Lacking eight stalwarts from last year's squad, our Indoor Track Team will again compete at the University of Connecticut for this season's crown. Mr. Devin is doing an excellent job under adverse conditions, and, even though he considers this a rebuilding year. New Milford may still bring the trophy home again. This will be the final year for the following seniors: George Carlson, Mickey Yarochowicz, Jim Osborne, Fred Schaltegger, Carl Dunham, Steve Ormenyi and Manager Mike Ruman. 92 Qiris’{J.V. basketball Skrip, Lewis, Angelovich, Buczek, Kirkman. wicclii'iv7: Kamsey, ocnanegger, iNooie, v ar$n. STANDING: Connell, Manager; Sherwood, Dacey, Peet, Greaney, York, Manager. IV. Cheerleading boys' y. V. basketball Antoni, Anderson, Mantak, Pennau, Co-captain; Decker, Amberger, Woodford. IN ABSENTIA: Kibbe, Co-captain. Who’s Who in the Cast CHARACTER FAVORITE ROLE SETTING DIALOGUE Babette Amberger Mama Lariccia's Pizza My office 1 am not a dummy!! Kathleen Antoni Navy Together O, grr!! Rosalind Arbusto Hummie, '53 green Merc's Dover and Chanty Hickery dickery dock. Tammy Ashe Kathy, food, V8 engines Carmen Hill 2 I don't dig this jazz. Anita Barney A white Cadillac convertible Newtown and Medlicott's For crying out loud. Edwin Bates Model T roadsters, guns Alpat's Hey—hangin' John Baylock Brenda Benson Girls with a pony tail Pizza, Allan, short hair '60 Ford Green '58 Chevy Go away—closer. Karen Bodette Habit Together Who, me?? Patricia Bonner Johnnie, a diamond Anywhere Johnny is. Large charge! Alice Bourdeau Tall, dark, and handsome Movies Oh, heck! George Carlson Continental convertibles Richmond's Landing That don't sound right. Sheila Carlson Blue eyes, food Park Lane Apartments Where's little Russie? Thomas Clark '55 Fords Anywhere ??? Jay Coles Wine, women, and song '55 Olds Is that right? Joyce Couchevitz Long-tall John M.Y.F. What did 1 do now? Patricia Cronin Black hair, blue eyes Wherever 1 happen to be. Yea, man. Linda Cummings Red, parties Wherever Red is. Big thrill! Bill Dailey Name it, 1 have it! Varsity. Hey, Ref., call those fouls! Jackie DeRienz Mark, fraternity parties West Point — N. Y. ??? Marie DiMauro A certain sailor Red Plymouth Oh, well!! Bruce Dixon Habit Viv's What's the French? Helen Dulski Food and summertime My room That's life! Carl Dunham Hot plates V y pick-up How much is it worth to you? Marion Edwards Blue eyes, blue Ford Home or Al's car I've gotta go?? Leif Frickson Julie Faure A certain sophomore Trouble With my hot Plymouth Yeah, 1 guess so. How is yuh? Katherine Gerlach Pizza, the Navy Brookfield Don't get panicky. Allen Gibson Whistling Northville That's rotten! Mary Glascow Green Mt. Boys Anywhere there's a party. MAINTAIN. Gail Goletz Tommy, R and R Wherever Tommy is. So do 1. John Golembeski Ford convertibles Woodcock Nursery In any of the K.T.'s cars. 1 get you can't. Karl Greiner Bowling, eating, girls What's going on tonight?? Kay Honan Certain blue eyes With him Good grief! Cliff Johnson Mama Lariccia's Pizza Shiver Mountain Press You dummy!! Colleen Keating Being snowed! Together 1 wish 1 was a frog! Starr Kinney Mr. Caroll's problems class Together Did you do your French? Linda Kirkman Pizza and cake In front of the TV Thanks. Herm Krenkel Who has these? My Model A 1 give up! Arthur Lang Skiing in Vermont Jerry Law Horses, blonds Donna Lewis Black hair, blue eyes Sue Lundgren Those college guys Bill Lynn I'm not weak, I'm strong! Pete Machno Hunting and fishing Barbara McMahon Cozy fireplaces Francis Mohan Black Ford convertibles Sandy Morris Girls Gary Murphy To grow to be 6' 6 Diane Nelson Blond hair, blue eyes Donna Nelson Brown hair, blue eyes Bob Norton Interesting things Christine Ocif Money Betty Olson Mercurys Steve Ormenyi Physics, Mr. Devin Jimmy Osborne Girl in the Thunderwagon Mandy Pease Being snowed Karen Pennau Snarface Donna Pollard Joe Jack Presley Student at U-Conn Dennis Rothe Smoking and track Mike Ruman Money Fred Schalteggar A redhead, grass Robert Seeber Money Cati Senni Sports cars Rog Sherman Girls, sports Peggy Slowick Chris, '51 Chevy Sandy Smith Men in uniforms Barb Southworth Case Tractors Linda Squires Sal Mineo Jirn Stanislawski Time Dick Stapleton Dodges, girls, Zen Bonnie Straub Fords, a Vt. guy Priscilla Stuart Bob Kathy Teske Blue eyes, long eyelashes Faye Travaglin Florida, Claire's Band Kathy Tyskiewicz A certain young man Joan Vandemark Men in uniform Jerry van Dyk Science fiction Adrian van Dyk Blonds, brunettes Carolyn vanWinkle Brown eyes, black hair Sally Wallian Tweedy boys, sweaters Gail Waters Redheads Margie Wolter Red hair, freckles Woody Woodford Blonds, Sunday hockey Mickey Yarochowicz W.W.a.S. Any party with the K.T.'s Sherman Blue '55 Ford Together Ray's C. M. Beach Co. Sunny Valley Parties In any K.T.'s car Bridgewater Any place I happen to be. Lautier's Circle Service Alpat's Wherever certain people are. On the track Mountain View Terrace Together Thunderwagon Anywhere Joe is. Anywhere the Consul is. Anywhere I happen to be. Varsity In any of the K.T.'s cars Holiday Bowl Together In any of the K.T.'s cars Chanty At home A '58 Olds Driveway in Sherman Derby Lanes Varsity, Sherman roads Home, the Lark 52 Buick Anywhere he is. Casino School At home Dolan's, my pad Anywhere there's a party Sue's Simca Together Together Wherever my weakness is. In any of the K. T.'s cars Any K. T.'s car. What's the assignment? Don't weaken! What's that jazz? How 'bout that? I can't wait! Like, I'm really worried. Beats me! You'll be all right. Oh, well! Hey, let me in on it. Your house instead! How 'bout that? What'd I do? Watch those proverbs! Don't call me that! Do you think he . . .? Sorry I'm late but. . . What's so funny? No comment! Oh, it's about that time. I'm broke! That's the rottenest! I had one grunck. I'm a foreigner. I don't dig that at all. I don't even care. Lordie be! Oh! How neat! You bug me! Here and there a little. Who's jellybean-hairy! Well, how do you like that? Holy Talettes. Oh, really! It's fabulous! Great Caesar's Ghost! O, sure. We've got problems. Why not!! I'll go!! It was very embarrassing. No, but I mean . . . What's your problem? Don't that beat all? . . (censored) Rats as bij Ts elephants I tell orit ftfl Tnk two they smn 1 you nn K Of Mi Me nd My ear tch It 07 P(i ea ho Togetherness • ( 0 _______ Et tu Brute? H !!. ,; . fit | | You never miss the W ' Fiter till the wel I'll see what rUns dry.______________ the rule hook M t lVL i loyce osing? 11m—m-Hm Why didn't you tell me? I Recognise anyone? lh� hi'o Vas wri° M iinrv this frofl:????|fc—tEs ted on wai Bogi Tht ’hand facki e Honey has many uses, iamong them... 96 I Pancho [Li tile Gi r1 94 Mo Good r ti the five.” 'party ou o � ♦ over; r i Boys VpIJ, u you ask me... V Me ( wanturn f I -VJ Hello, Mommy?” Cha Come back scalp. 4 ■ how I hate Hrouf you allicrator H lbait you. You're iust an uirlv child. end QC twe r t. th no The morning after the niffht before. There Lik Me Mama's Gai 1 Goletz ■ H 2 jail Moscow: stupid blanket. tv? Younjr Love -A e c nifs ! lie Gu ent ri n Which twin That's Mandy Me? has the Toni? rfhettl a Ka G1 9 9 Triplets?; IT Gr rr Look Ma, no tea witi es! j_ IA six pack for me??? Bon Cell 76543 Bill bailey ft , i e Your Turn- 97 Class History Do you remember. . When Allen Gibson was elected vice president of the Student Council? Mr. Doolittle's aversion to leather jackets and bangs? When Mr. Bucknam's room won the magazine campaign mascot, and Mr. Clonaris' room had to clean up? When Mandy was Alice Mary? Our Freshman Social Anything Can Happen, and nothing did? When Mickey, Jimmy, and Roger made varsity baseball? Do you remember . . . When Mary, Peggy, Jackie, and Bill returned to New Milford? When new industries brought new faces? When Mrs. Pease and Katie dressed the mermaids? When Twilight Time was held in the gym instead of the tennis court? When Rozzie became know as Gina? When Pinky fainted? WHEN KAY GOT HER LICENSE? It's not the school, it's you. ? Do you remember . . . When Jimmy was elected class president? Decorating for a Visit to a Small Planet ? When Jerry became Jane? The prom committee meetings, the trips to Bridgeport, and the dancing lessons? When the National Honor Society came to New Milford? When the Viceroys, Whigs, and Gidgets battled for the Student Council offices? The unforgettable trip to the UN? When Ray's car boiled over . . . twice? When our boys were champions in all fields of sports? When Carole made our Buddha? Its not the school, it's you. ? Do you remember . . . When the Girls' Hockey Team won a game? When Jay went to Omaha? When Steve was unanimously elected president of our class? When Freddy and Sally sang America ? When Bill Dailey suggested we have our prom in the spring? When Jerry, Jay, and Art fell asleep in Senior English? When Ralph Zwickie returned? When Fran was an angel, and Donna, Christine, Julie, and Priscilla were snowmen? The year of the great dissenters? When George became a physical culture instructor in Years Ago ? The yearbook captions we could never use? When we all went to Stratford? It's not the school, it's you? 98 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ahsbahs Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldsmith Mrs. Fritz Amberger Mr. and Mrs. Neils E. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Anderson Mrs. H. Hetkin Mr. and Mrs. Einar Anderson Mr. Richard Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John S. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jones Anonymous Joe and Doug Mr. and Mrs. Howard Aspinwall Arthur Dale Jones III Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Barnhart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Kinney Coach Alan Basney Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Law Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bodette Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bogie Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Bona Mr. M. Joseph Lillis Mrs. G. D. Booth Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindstedt Mr. and Mrs. Ubald Bourdeau Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Breening Madden and Keever Mr. and Mrs. George D. Bryson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Malumphy Mr. and Mrs. Homer Buckingham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mantak Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Marsh Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Carlson Miss Helen McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Angus Cleveland Miss F. Patricia McNulty Mr. and Mrs. Socratis Clonaris Mr. and Mrs. William McNulty Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Coles Mr. and Mrs. William P. McNair Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Corsa Mr. and Mrs. Peter Messer Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallace Cross Dr. and Mrs. Walter R. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. J. Dailey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Mickelson Mr. and Mrs. James DiMauro Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mitchell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Dingee Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mohan Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Eric Monaghan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Douskey Mrs. C. G. Norton Mr. Robert Drew Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ocif Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dulski Miss Jeanne Ocif Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. C. Robert Ohmen Miss Deborah Faure Arthur H. Olson and Sons Mr. James A. Faure Mr. J. Onorato Mrs. Julia Faure Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ormenyi Mr. and Mrs. William Fieweger Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. John Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Fumal Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pease The Gebhardts Mr. and Mrs. Karl L. Pennau Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gerlach Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peterman Mr. and Mrs. Merrill S. Golden Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Pitchard Patrons Mr. Roger Ploof Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Taylor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Plumb Mr. and Mrs. Walter Teske Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tiberio Lucy Tiberio Jimmy and Bobby Poletto Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C. Presley Mr. and Mrs. C. George Quist Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ricozzi Mr. and Mrs. William Russell Sr. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Salisbury Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schaltegger Mr. and Mrs. R. Seeber Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sinkus Mr. Howard Sleighter Mr. and Mrs. Vincent de Paul Sherman The Shulmans Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Spargo Mr. and Mrs. Myron H. Squires Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Straub Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stumpf Miss Annie Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Toussaint Mr. and Mrs. August Uhl Mr. and Mrs. Martin Vandemark Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Waldron Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Waters Mr. and Mrs. John Ward Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Warwick Mr. Warren Weaver Mr. Fritz A. Weiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wojciechowski Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Wolter Ronald, Rosa and Roxanne Wolter Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Woodford Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Worden Mr. and Mrs. Tony York and Tommy Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Young Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Merioen Compliments of Babe Ruth League L. G. Balfour Co. W. G. Barton and Son Basket Shop Brown's Jewelers Cabinet Shop Carvel Conn's Dairy Country Store Electrical Equipment, Inc. Fab's Fairway Gaylordsville Garage Gaylordsville Rest Home Greenlawn Helen-Ann Beauty Salon Honan's Store Keefe Interiors H. W. Money and Son Northville General Store Pat's Corner Store Rattay’s Red Pine Gift Shop Richmond Nurseries Sega Ready-Mix Sewing Box Sportsman's Diner Simpson's Studio and Camera Shop Terry's Garage Valley Package Store Valley Sport Center Q T oo,S j TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made FIRST ROW: Herbie Crawford, Bob Green, Bob Lynch, Pete Dupill, Richie Peagler. SECOND ROW: Allan Ferriss, Tommy Young, Pete Pease, Bob Douskey, Pete Lynn, Dick Campbell, Bill Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Coach Devin, Sterling Heacock, Larry Lillis, Kenny Horne, Blake Deschaine, Tommy Richmond, Patsy Peet, Charlie Marsh, Barry Ramsey. INDOOR TRACK REMEMBER WHEN: ... we practiced at Pettibone track. ... we had Thursdays off because Coach Devin had to go to school. . . . Bobby and Dick had 20 minute wrestling matches before practices. .. . Howie broke the school record in the 600 yard run. ... we ran around the block. . . . Patsy became ineligible. . . . Coach Marsh helped coach the track team. . . . Kenny broke the school record in the 60 yard hurdles. ... we had the state meet at New Haven. . .. Patsy gave Stub his gun lap in the 1000 yard run. ... Charley had to break his stride to jump over the boy that tripped. .. . Howie and Pete broke the school record in the 60 yard dash. .. . six people came to the meet to watch us. THE INDOOR STATE MEET The Indoor State meet was held in New Haven on March 25. New Milford came in third with 31 points. Wilton and Woodbury scored 43 and 37 points respectively. The scoring positions New Milford took in the meet are as follows: Kenny Horne, second in the high jump; Pete Pease, second in the 600 yard run; Blake Deschaine, second in the shotput; Kenny Horne, second in the 60 yard high hurdles; Barry Ramsey, fourth in the high jump; Dick Campbell, fourth in the 1000 yard run; Pete Lynn, second in the 300 yard run; Bob Douskey, second in the mile run; Pete Lynn, fourth in the 60 yard dash: Pete Pease, fifth in the 60 yard dash. FIRST ROW: A. Ferris, E. Mohan, H. Crawford, P. Peet, B. Ramsey, K. Horne, B. Green, P. Lynn, B. Lynch, B. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Coach Devin, D. Campbell, R. Young, J. Hill, L. Lillis, B. Deschaine, S. Green, B. Douskey, captain; S. Heacock, G. Morris, manager. OUTDOOR TRACK REMEMBER: . . . when Barry swallowed 13 salt tablets at the state meet. . . . when we went to New Haven, only to find out that the state meet was cancelled. .. . when we heat Woodbury by winning the relay. . . . when Herbie pole-vaulted. . . . when we won 10 out of 12 events in our meet against Bethel. . . . When we rode the bus to all the away meets and we had to put up with Kenny Horne. . . . when Tommy Young broke the school record in the javelin throw. . . . when we went to Bridgeport to get Mr. Devin’s cap and gown. . . . all the people that came to our track meets??? FIRST ROW: Bob Lester, Jack Gormley, Deene Sheldon, Richie Peagler, Frank DeForest, Eddie MacDougall. SECOND ROW: Coach Clonaris, Charlie Chapin, John McNair, Kenny Sherwood, Ronnie Sealey, Richard Sommerville, Ted Zaloski, Dick Popilowski. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL REMEMBER: ... when Johnny McNair hit his “big” double. ... when Richie pitched a no-hitter. . . . Teddy’s “batting” eye. . . . Sealey’s “big” bat. ... Frank’s relief pitching against Tech. . . . our terrific coach. ... Eddy MacDougal’s fabulous singing. . . . when we lost to Ridgefield. .. . Bugger’s great catch at Tech. . . . Charlie; he never struck out. FIRST ROW: Jim Mitchell, manager; Dave Robertson, Dick Kwasnewski, Lynn Lyon, John Mead, Kevin Bristol, Charlie Marsh. Jim Conefry. SECOND ROW: Phil Jurgelon, manager; John Went, Pete Pease, Jim Connell, John Greaney, Augie Johnson, Ed Babiyan, Coach Wiser. VARSITY BASEBALL At Bat Runs Hits Put Outs Errors Runs Batted In Batting A verage Lyon 41 10 7 4 7 4 .170 Babiyan 34 5 12 7 2 8 .352 Went 41 13 15 14 14 10 .365 Pease 44 13 20 15 5 11 .454 Robertson 40 ' 9 10 84 9 11 .250 Marsh 37 8 12 9 3 8 .... Kwasnewski 40 11 14 103 5 10 .350 Bristol 20 8 2 7 1 2 .100 Greaney 26 i O o 2 2 7 .307 Johnson 7 4 —r 1 2 1 .142 Conefry 21 7 3 5 3 3 .142 Connell 2 1 i 1 0 1 .500 REMEMBER: . .. when we gave John Greaney the six-pack of ... those cheap doubles. root beer for hitting a home run. . . . “Coach Fuzz.” . .. when Punky hit a triple but was called out . . . those rained out games. because he didn’t touch first. ... when Went led the team in errors. . . . when Augie was hit by the same pitcher twice ... when Quas had his picture taken. and how he reacted. . . . when Connell was hitting a thousand. ... the tough “ones.” ... all the guys who could fit in one car. . . . couple three. . . . Robertson and those signs he missed. 1961 1963 ATHLETIC BANQUET REMEMBER: ... when Howie Pease was voted Most Valuable Player. ... when Jimmy Conefry was the Most Improved Player. . . . when Mr. Trabold was found out; he fixed the score in the Varsity vs. Faculty game. .. . when Mr. Jessup told the joke about the Irishman and the football game. . . . when Mr. Devin received his trophy. .. . when Mr. Jessup gave his talk on physical fitness. .. . when Mr. Wiser directed the ceremonies. MOST VALUABLE MR. DEVIN’S TROPHY TEAM CAPTAINS 1961 1963 1962 1964 SCHOLASTIC BANQUET REMEMBER WHEN: .. . We waited for our meals. .. . We got our certificates. .. . The Honor Society took over. ... Marge was so nervous she almost fell off the steps. ... Matt, Sue Smith, and Susie Pennau were announced Valedictorian, and duplex Salutatorians. . . . Marge (again) tried to walk out of the induction ceremony. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM King FRED CHISHOLM Queen SHARON FLETCHER COURT Prince BILLY STUART Princess CAROLE OSBORNE Frank Fumal Susie Pennau Kevin Bristol Paula Rusch Howie Pease Arlene Krawiecki Bill Fletcher Ann D'Emilio FAMOUS LINES Mr. Kolenkhov . . . “Now! Pirouette! Pirouette! Come, come! You can do that! IPs eight years now. Essie . . . “Mr. Kolenkhov, Mr. Kolenkhov!! “Pm willing if Grandpa is. Mr. Kirby ... ‘7 just happened to think of it. Penny . . . “You see, Alice, he does ivant to play. Ed . . . “Essie, do you think we should have a baby. Alice . . . “It was the back of your head. I just liked it. Gay ... “He's cute. Mr. De Pinna . . . “Don't mind my costume. I'll take it right off. Olga . . . “The czar always said to me, ‘Olga, do not be stingy with the blintzes.' Henderson . . . “Income tax?—There are 50 states, see? REMEMBER: ... when the 3 G-Men came in. . . . the squirt gun sessions during our breaks. . . . when Carol played “chopsticks” with Mr. Gebert. ... when Grandpa popped his suspenders. ... when Paula’s tu-tu fell down. SENIOR PLAY The Senior Class of Tiew SMil ord High School presents “you Cant Jake Jt With you by Moss Hart and Cforce S. Kaufman April 20 and 2i, 1961 at 8 p.m Directed by John Gebert THE CAST Carol Rogers Paula Rusch Carol Csutoras David Wells Mario Batista David Robertson Mike Hastings Tim Hlavaty Sandra Brusie Jim Kovacs Andy Love Frank Fumal Florence Heinz Fred Chisholm Susan Pennau Chris Noble, Henry Trenka, Dan Dacey Kathleen Madden ACT I Scene 1: The home of Martin Vanderhof — just around the corner from Columbia University, but don’t go looking for it. Scene 2: Late the same night. inir r m i s sio ACT II Three weeks later. ACT III The following day. Hy sffiuil un.in.iemml mlb Ifrunuihsts Vt ty Sttvnt hu. Slade Cretr Bill Smith Tickets Ann Booska Properties Janet Richmond Publicity Betsy Piliero Program Nancy Larson Prompters Jane Plant, Irene Johnson, Carol Risberg ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Mrs D. Holt Mrs. G. Quist Stanley White Penelope Sycamore Essie Rheba Paul Sycamore Mr. DePinna Ed Donald Martin Vanderhof Alice Henderson Tony Kirby Boris Kolenkhov Gay Wellington Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby Three G-Men Olga ROMAN BANQUET FASHION SHOW TALENT SHOW I°TMT1 LAST CLASS HISTORY REMEMBER . . . . . . when Fred. Kevin, and Chris waited out physics period in the blue jalopy out back. . .. when the Senior Play was a great success. . . . when we heard the gentle tinkle, clank, snap, crack from the girls’ archery period. . . . when Ronnie Glander broke the school archery record. . . . when Mr. Devin forgot, and left his physics class unguarded again. ... when the class went to Stratford to see a play and then tried to come back. ... when we even had a few seniors at the Scholastic Banquet. . . . when the yearbooks came in. .. . when our yearbook was dedicated to Mrs. Holt. ... when we took our finals and a couple of us almost didn’t make it. . . . when some of us were even accepted at college! ... when we had a lot of yearbooks to sign. ... all those gifts at the Senior Banquet. . . . when Mr. Trabolt said. “Didn’t I suspend someone else for those firecrackers, Dave?” .. . when Frank Fumal got his toy lawnmower at the Senior Banquet. ... when Arnie Smith experimented. . . . that madhouse backstage on class night. . .. when we gave Mr. Trabold the gift from the class. ... when “We, the class of ’61, hereby set down our last will and testament.” . . . Party, Party everywhere. ... we marched down to graduation. ... when we topped everybody again—two salutatorians. .. . when Ronnie Hildenbrand got his diploma. . . . and when we marched back up, and out, and beyond. SENIOR BANQUET REMEMBER WHEN: . . . Paula and Fred gave out the gifts. ... “Best Dressed” Susie Pennau got her bikini. ... Claudia Decker got her rolling pin to keep Fred Carter in line. __Mike Collins got his big comb, but he’d gotten his hair clipped. ... Frank Fumal, who “never missed a day of school,” got his little toy lawnmower. .. . Margie got her book, “Better English.” ... Matt finally got enough money to go to England. ... Dave Robertson’s firecrackers backfired. ... Denny got handcuffs and Annette got the keys. .. . We gave Stubby a pail for his perfume wagon. ... Jim Kovacs got another guitar. ... We gave Diane Mitchell a schedule book. ... “We all know that you will dread the day the kids stop calling you ‘Red’ ”; Fletch got red hair dye. ... Ronnie dander got a little black book and Ronnie Hildenbrand got an Indian headdress to match his moccasins. ... Pat Hannigan got a tiny comb. ... Sherm got seven dolls—one for every night of the week. ... Herm Krenkle got a screw driver because he was a screwy driver. ... the Banquet broke up. CLASS NIGHT REMEMBER: . . .when Frank and Fran were emcees. . .. when Fred, Jim and Sherm played the guitar for the last time. .. . when Mr. Trabold and Mrs. Holt got their gifts. . . . when Jessie, Bonnie, and Flossie sang “You’ll Never Walk Alone.” ... when Kevin and Jan held ’61’s 20 year reunion. ... when Denny pointed at the windows. . .. Article 8 of the Class Will: “To the flagpole we leave, or we tried to leave, but it just kept coming back, a pumpkin.” .. . “Article 11: To Mr. Bucknam’s room we leave a pail to collect the water that somehow found its way out of the chemistry lab.” ... and “Article 2: To all students indulging in the cafeteria food, we leave the Purple Heart Medal for bravery and valor.” . . . when it was prophesied. “Mat and Marge Salisbury are under investigation for un-American activities for having added 19 British accents to the American population.” . . . when it was prophesied, “Sue Pennau and Sue Smith, our Salutatorians, have recently met success in life, they were chosen beauty queens of the unemployment line.” ... “Frog Went a ’Courtin’,” by Denny, Chris and Jim. .. . “Now Is The Hour.” MOVING ON LONNY ALTOBELLI—Pennsylvania Gunsmith School MARY ANDERSON—Work MARIO BATISTA—Air Force ANN BOOSK A—Secretarial Work KEVIN BRISTOL—LTniversity of Maine SANDY BRUSIE—Work PAM BURRELL—Work LEE CAMP—Becker Junior College DICK CAMPBELL—Pennsylvania State College JOAN CARTELLI—Secretary DONNA CASE—Undecided DENNIS CIEKLINSKI—Work I RED CHISHOLM—Marietta College JESSICA CLEVELAND—Danbury Institute of Business MICHAEL COLLINS—Traveling GAIL COUCHEVITZ—Work CAROL CSLTORAS—University of Connecticut DAN DACEY—Undecided PADDA DAILEY—Becker Junior College CLAUDIA DECKER—Marriage LINDA DeFOREST—Mount Ida College BLAKE DESCHAINE—Navy CAROL DODD—Secretarial Work DARLENE DORWIN—Americo Academy of Beauty Culture LORN A ERWIN—Work SHARON FLETCHER—Grace Downs’ Stewardess School DENNIS FREEMAN—Work FRANK FUMAL—U niversitv of Connecticut RONNY GLANDER—Army JL DI GOLEMBESKI—Grace Downs’ Stewardess School DENNIS GOLEMBESKI—Marriage, Work SHERMAN GREEN—Norwalk Tech BERNICE GOLDEN—University of Connecticut MARGIE HARRIS—Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital PAT HANNIGAN—U niversity of Connecticut MIKE HASTINGS—Work STERLING HEACOCK—American International College ILORENCE HEINZ—Waterbury Hospital School of Nursing AUGIE JOHNSON—Navy IRENE JOHNSON—University of Connecticut JUNE JOHNSON—X-rav technician SUSIE KESSON—Marriage BONNIE KIBBE— St. Vincent’s School of Nursing JIM KOVACS—Work HERMAN KRENKEL—Undecided NANCY LARSON—Marriage. Work LARRY LILLIS—Undecided ANDY LOVE—Miami University (Ohio) JUDY MACKENZIE—Work KATHY MADDEN—Undecided MARY McMAHON—Central Connecticut State College JOHN MEADE—Work DIANE MITCH ELI,—Danbury State College CHRIS NOBLE— Danbury State College ARN'IE PEET—Navy SUSIE PENNAU—University of Connecticut CREIG PETERSON—Lehigh University JANE PLAUT—Mount Ida College BETSY PILIERO—Concordia Junior College JANET RICHMOND—Elementary art teacher CAROL RISBERG—Danbury State College CAROL ROGERS—Muskingum College DAVE ROBERTSON—Clark University KAREN ROSS—Secretarial Work PAULA RUSCH—Becker Junior College MATT SALISBURY—Massachusetts Institute of Technology SALLY SEGA—Katherine Gibbs School TOM SENSENBRENNER—Air Force ELLIE SKRIP—Work BILL SMITH—Navy SUSIE SMITH—Wheaton College DICK STRID—Navy MARY STUMPF—Danbury State College MIKE SULLIVAN—Service ANNETTE THIBODEAU—Marriage, Work HENRY TRENKA—Army DAVE WELLS—Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute JEFF WIDDOWSON—Paul Smith College KATHY YOUNG—Work GRADUATION New Milford High School Valedictorian trophy: Matthew Salisbury. Salutatorian trophies: Susan Smith and Susan Pennau. New Milford Parent-Teachers Assn. $200 scholarship: Susan Smith. New Milford Teachers Assn. $200 scholarships: Timothy Hlavaty, Diane Mitchell, and Elizabeth Piliero. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Math and Science medal: Matthew Salisbury. Class of 1923 award: Matthew Salisbury. New Milford Times $50 English award: Matthew Salisbury. The Registered Nurses Club Scholarship: Florence Heinz. Roger Sherman Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, pin and certificate: Susan Smith. Andrew B. Mygatt Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars Citizenship award: Margaret Harris. Ezra Woods Post, American Legion, class salutatorian s medals: Susan Pennau and Susan Smith. Metichewan Grange Nursing Scholarship: Bonnie Kibbe. Danforth Foundation leadership awards: Matthew Salisbury and Susan Pennau. Edwin J. Emmons, III, Memorial Science Scholarship: Matthew Salisbury. Visiting Nurse Assn. $300 scholarship: Bonnie Kibbe. Business and Professional Women’s Club Teaching Scholarship: Mary McMahon. Noble B. Booth Scholarship: Susan Pennau. Balfour Honor Plaque and Medal: Matthew Salisbury. John Pettibone Memorial Scholarships: Bernice Golden, Timothy Hlavaty, and Andrew Love, 8250 each; Diane Mitchell, 8200; Franklin Fumal, Jr., Sterling Heacock, Jr., S150 each; Janet Richmond, S100; total awards 81,350. NOW IS THE HOUR When you receive your high school diploma, you receive not just a piece of paper, hut a passport into a new and different world—a world of many challenges and many pleasures. To live in this world you must contribute to it in every way you ran. and your rewards will be as great and as numerous as your contributions. It is from education that you acquire the ability to do your part in modern society. You may feel that because you have not developed a cure for cancer or even invented a better mousetrap, you are of little importance in this world of discovery; but this is not so. If you only smile and laugh with every passing hour, you will be doing as much for mankind as the inventor of the wheel. What you give to mankind depends on what you want to give and how hard you strive. It is up to you. MOISTEN GLUE AND STICK IN BACK OF YEARBOOK - INSIDE OF COVER - LET BOOK SET ONE HOUR TO SECURE STICKING BE SURE GLUE IS MOISTENED EVENLY