Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1967 volume:

Sequin Nineteen Sixty-Seven Newington High School When we entered the halls of N.H.S. as sophomores, we were in the dark as to what would result from the years we would be spending here. Then, as we took part in classes and activities, we began to see the light. Now as Seniors we face the future wi.th open eyes and eager hearts. The following pages present a few events that contributed to the awakening of the Class of '67. Light breaks where no sun shines.” Dylan Thomas 3 Sequin Staff Audrey Zadrowski Kathy McDonnell . Jack Greenshields David Merrill..... Claire Barrows Martha Babcock . . Linda Tenukas Peter Schuddekopf Mary Zuzan........ Paul Emard........ Sue Samsel........ Sue Williams...... Pam Wicke......... .... Editor-in-chief .. Assistant editor .. Assistant editor ......Sports editor ......Sports editor Photography editor ..........Art editor . . Layout co-editor .. Layout co-editor . Business co-editor . Business co-editor . . Typing co-editor . . Typing co-editor Contents Administration and Faculty...................... 5 Class History..........................20 and 106 Seniors ....................................... 29 Classes .......................................Ill Activities ....................................129 Sports ........................................165 Candids .......................................218 Underclassmen ............................... 228 “I light my candle from their torches.” - Burton [ a rco MR. JOSEPH F. DORAN Vice Principal MR. WILLIAM R. JACKSON Vice Principal MISS PATRICIA A. LANDERS Guidance Director MR. JOSEPH BAJEK Drafting, Printing MRS. ISABELLE BOWSZA Geometry, Algebra, General Math 8 MISS DOROTHY BEMIS Gym MRS. MILDRED CHESLEY Sociology MR. WALDEMAR BLOCK Biology MISS BERNADENE COLSON Home Economics MRS. ROSEMARY CRONIN English MISS DIANA DAVIS English MR. ANTHONY DOS SANTOS U. S. History, Economics MR. RAYMOND DOUGHERTY Algebra, Adv. Math, Gen. Math MRS. JEANNE DURSI English MRS. CECILE FIEDERLEIN French 9 MR. NEIL GORDES Geometry, Applied Math MISS MONICA HOPPER Algebra, Geometry, Latin 10 MR. WILLIAM HALL English MISS RUTH JOYNER Physical Science J MR. RONALD HILL Chemistry, Physics MISS EILEEN KELLY English MISS HARRIEL KING Gym MR. PETER KLOPP Office Practice, Bookkeeping MRS. MARY LANGHORNE Algebra, Geometry MR. GERARD LEE U. S. History, Eurasian History MRS. DORIS MARA French MR. RICHARD MILDRUM Biology MR. GUIDO MARINO Industrial Arts MR. FRANK MURPHY English MRS. JANE McGLOIN Stenography, Personal Typing, Transcription MR. FRANK O'ROURKE Gym 12 MR. STANLEY PARKYN English MR. MELVIN PARRETTE U. S. History, Geography MR. JOHN PASKAVITCH Industrial Arts MISS PATRICIA PATERNOSTRC English MRS. KATHERINE PHILLIPS Home Economics MRS. JOYCE RAABE Chemistry 13 MRS. RITA REISINGER Spanish MRS. FRANCES ROBINSON English, Latin MISS SUSAN RACOW Typing, Office Prac., Personal Typing MR. DONALD ROBERTS U. S. History MR. NOEMAN RACICOT French MRS. SALLY RICHTER French, Spanish 14 MRS. CAROLINE ROTHBERG English MISS CAROLYN RUCINSKI Cler. Practice, Typing MR. ALSPAKAUSKAS English MR. WILLIAM VOORHEES Algebra, Geometry 15 MR. WILLIAM JACKSON Chemistry MRS. BETTY HATHAWAY Guidance, English MR. BRIAN WADE Gym MR. DARRELL ASHTON Guidance, Psychology MRS. JANICE WENDRYCHOWICZ. Adv. Math, Geometry MR. JOHN FLYNN Guidance, Psychology 16 MRS. DOROTHY KELEHER Psychology, Guidance MRS. MARION O'DONNELL Library MRS. LOIS HORBAL Developmental Reading MR. JOSEPH LENOCE Choir, Music JOSEPH BOTTIGLIERI Art RICHARD M. CURULLA Geometry, Algebra, Business Math 18 Office Staff Mrs. Beatrice Thayer, Mrs. Helen M. Malloy, Mrs. Margaret Hunter 19 MRS. HARRIET RICHTER Nurse MRS. NORAH F. SEABOURNE Guidance Office In September, 1964, the Class of '67 entered the halls of N.H.S. as a confused and rather boisterous group of sophomores to begin a new chapter in their lives. We were to make lasting friends and have innumerable and unforgettable experiences. After a few weeks we overcame our shyness and it became easier to find our way through the crowded halls. After surmounting this first problem, we faced our first official act as a class. We had to elect responsible people to our class offices. This first year would be an important one and whether it would be successful or not would be determined by the leaders that we would choose. The election results were as follows: Gene Bourquin—President: Mildred Zeldes—Vice President; Barbara Desmond—Secretary: Janet Wolf—Treasurer; and Claire Barrows— Social Chairman. 20 Perhaps some of us remember Ahmet Erkal, the foreign exchange student that year from Manisa, Turkey. He came to Newington High School thanks to the American Field Service, which grants students the opportunity to study abroad. The first event sponsored by the Class of '67 was the Sophomore Hop, which was held in October. Since this dance was worked out and presented by the students themselves, it served to bring us closer together and to distinguish us as a class. 21 Now we had become Juniors. After the first realization of our newly acquired positions wore off, it became time to elect our junior officers. Nilus McAndrew became our President; and under him Jim Chesney, Pat Collins, Janet Wolf, and Nancy Hancock served as Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Social Chairman, respectively. The foreign exchange student at Newington High that year, as you recall, was Grade Moyano from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Her expressive eyes, warm smile, and cheerful disposition made her a welcome member to our student body. Early in the year the third event sponsored by our class was held in the form of a fund raising dance. 23 Early in March, students, faculty, and indeed the entire population of Newington was overcome with grief as the news of the death of our Principal, Mr. Bowes, was made public. Who will ever forget the assembly at which the entire school came to a standstill in remembrance, and everyone prayed for the soul of our deceased Principal? Mr. Bourque took over as acting principal and guided us through the remainder of the year. In the spring of that year, Patty Collins was chosen to be our A.F.S. representative in Spain. 24 On May 20, our biggest social event of the year took place, as dozens of starry-eyed couples took part in the festivities of the annual Junior Prom. Dancing to the music of Richard Linson and Orchestra, under a canopy of stars accented by Moonlight and Roses, everyone had a memorable time. Pat Collins and Nilus McAndrew were chosen King and Queen, attended by a court of five couples. 25 R. Janson, J. Johnson, J. Wolf, P. Collins, E. Bourquin Now we were Seniors, and we were anxious to behold what our final year at N.H.S. had in store for us. In late September we elected our Senior officers. Roger Janson took over as President, Gene Bourquin became Vice-President, and Patty Collins and Janet Wolf retained their offices as Secretary and Treasurer, with Jean Johnson as Social Chairman. The first dance of the year, the Charles A. Bowes Scholarship Fund Dance, sponsored by the Student Council, took place. In honor of this special activity, The Latins volunteered their services, and everyone had an enjoyable evening. 27 “Be to the Darkened World a Flame.’ - Untermeyer 29 Dean Anderson Dino . . . popular school organist . . . also plays piano, guitar, and tympani . . . enjoys skin-diving and boating. Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2; Orchestra 4; Choir 4. Cynthia Albert Cyn ... A perky petite with soft blue eyes . . . famous for her rambling conversations with herself . . . loves those trips to Maine . . . a wonderful friend with a sympathetic ear . . . Kachhh. Kachhh! Foreign Policy Club 2, 3. 4: Latin Club 3; G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Dramatic Club 4. Paul Albro The Bro . . . math and science whiz . . . does well on standardized tests . . . golf enthusiast . . . plans for a future in engineering at W.P.I. . . . avid chess player. Latin Club 3; Foreign Policy Club 4; Chess Club 4. Robert Alexander Alexi . . . soccer player . . . believes in the multiplication inverse . . . one of the chess players . . . thinks a lot? . . . able Eagle Scout . . . sports lover. Soccer 3. 4: Chess Club 3, Treasurer 4; Foreign Policy Club 4; A.V.E.S. 4: Magazine Drive Homeroom Captain 4. 30 Steven E. Argosy Steve ... an abundance of good looks . . . never without a smile . . . capable medical playwright . . . homeroom 11 will never be the same. Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3. 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4: Weighlifting 3, 4. Steven Anderson Andy ... an authority on sports . . . little guy . . . generous and good-natured . . . a quiet member of homeroom N . . . Give me a break! Basketball 4. David Archibald Arch-Gracie . . . sharp dresser . . . often seen with the boys . . • participant in many beach adventures . . . partial to Friday nights and ?? . . . known for that sarcastic wit ... A first time winner . . . Cool it. Soccer 2; Junior Red Cross 3; Foreign Policy 4; Co-Ed Volleyball; Intramural Basketball 2 Raymond L. Asci Ray-Ray . . . one of the boys . . . all-around basketball player . . . interested in sports in general . . . can be quite a tease . . . delightful disposition . . . You're close! Football 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2. 31 Donald Balducci Duch . . . captain and mainstay of football . . . amiable guy with a friendly smile . . . avid Italian . . . golden voice in choir . . . pin-striped lawns take up his summer time. Choir 3. 4; Ski Club 3. President 4; Football 2, 3, Captain 4: Weight Lifting 2, 3; Junior Red Cross 3; Indoor Track 2; Co-ed Volleyball; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Club 3. 4. Laura Augustine Maude . . . has a mind of her own . . . English enthusiast . . . outstanding artist . . . sports personified . . . summers at the beach and horseback riding . . . those Saturday art classes ... a sparkling zest for living. Hockey 2, Co-captain 3; Gym Club 2, 4; Junior Leaders Corps 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. 2, Vice-President 3. President 4; Art Club 3, 4; Foreign Policy Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Sequin 4. Steven A. Augustus Dip . . . those times at the Hartford Club . . . always ready to give you a hard time . . . innocent? . . . skiing and golf occupy his time . . . frequently seen with Charlie . . . only one of the three that isn't a failure . . . Don't you trust me? Track 2 Martha Lynne Babcock Marti . . . possessor of a winning smile . . . ski enthusiast, in winter or summer . . . sews a mean seam . . . let’s go to Camp . . . some have it—some don't . . . heading for Cedar Crest next fall . . . yellow roses warm her heart . . . memories, memories. Choir 2, 3; Ticket Chairman 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 4; Foreign Policy Club 3. 4; French Club 3; G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Sequin, Photography Editor 4. 32 Claire C. Barrows Sunny % . . tres petite and blonde . . . bubbling with vivacity . . . can usually be found in the vicinity of the gym . . . that memorable summer at Girls' State . . . He comes from Southington . . . one of our most active members ... a truly loyal friend . . . The Group . . . A penny for your thoughts. Varsity Field Hockey 4; Gymnastics Club 3, 4; Cheerleaders 2, Varsity 3, Captain 4: GAA 2, 3, Executive Board 4; Junior Leaders Corps 3. 4; Social Chairman 2; Foreign Policy 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Dramatic Club 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3. 4; Laurel Girls' State, Comptroller 3: Latin Club 3; Sequin, Sports Editor 4. Dennis Barham Barbell . . . bashful? . . . talented vocalist . . . football and track . . . fond of field hockey . . . enjoys long walks . . . You’re kidding. Football 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Choir 2. 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; French Club 3. Sharon Beach Shar . . . lively and gay . . . terrific dancer . . . G. Fox modeling club . . . Insurance City Entertainment Bureau . . . likes foreign dolls . . . down the road ... I didn't do anything. G.A.A. 3, 4; Twirler Club 4. Amedee Belliveau Meddy . . . bass guitar player . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . enjoys electronics, mechanics, go-carts, and minibikes. 33 Bruce Bennett Cousin Bruce . . . quiet and amiable . . . fools around with airplanes . . . active in athletics and band . . . future success will be his. Band 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 2. Ronald Berube Ron . . . quiet and serious member of Homeroom II... especially likes to ski and hunt . . . sports enthusiast . . . often seen with Gary. Cross Country 2: Ski Club 3. David Paul Bergeron Dave . . . quiet? . . . that's only a first impression ... a valuable friend . . . connoisseur of life savers . . . avid and proficient golfer . . . frequently seen at Twin City . . . Oh. brother! Latin Club 3. WM Debbie Bernard Bernardo . . . out for a good time and usually finds it . . . always laughing . . . frequently seen in the Volks with Moresh . . . that pierced ear. Chess Club 3; F.H.A. 4; Foreign Policy 4; Folk Club 4. 34 Truda Lee Beveridge Truda . . . meticulously neat . . . enviable brunette hair ... an avid fan of horseback riding ... a rank sense of humor . . . The Group . . . ditties with Ray in homeroom. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Dramatics 2. 3, Vice-President 4; Varsity Field Hockey 4; Foreign Policy 4. Thomas P. Bianca, Jr. Tom . . . That flashing smile and friendly Hi! . . . Guitar student with a taste for teen music . . . enjoys swimming and lazy relaxation . . . Practice with the fellas to get a new sound. Gymnastics 2. Paula Jane Blake Pickles . . . hails from the hills of Vermont . . . often seen in a black Rambler . . . keyed for dancing, driving, and standard shifts . . . answers to the name of Red . . . special interest in the class of '66. G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Foreign Policy 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses Club 2: Latin Club 3. Barbara Tracy Block Tracy . . . sociable and friendly ... a mischievous ditty thrower . . . capable Y.P.F. president . . . active in state and local rainbow .. . CCSC . . . Could be poor! G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader J.V. 2: Foreign Policy 4; French Club 4. 35 Joyce Boncal J. B. . . . bubbles over with enthusiasm . . . known for her gift of gab . . . neat, trim appearance ... at home on the dance floor ... a friend to all who know her . . . This is a riot! G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; F.H.A. 4; Choir 2; French Club 2, 3; Library Club 4; Gymnastics 2, 3. 4; Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4. Bonnie Bower Bon ... a flair for dramatics . . . active in U.S.Y. . . . another Mollie Goldberg . . . Hebrew in French class? . . . likes swimming, reading, and playing the guitar . . . brownhaired, brown-eyed package of humor . . . eager to learn . . . distinctive dresser . . . Oi Vey. Dramatics 2, 3, President 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Student Council 4; Foreign Policy 4; French Club 3, 4; Softball 2. Doris E. Boulden D. B. . . . frequently seen driving her blue Corvair ... a hard worker ... a talented seamstress . . . quiet? . . . Guess I told her. G.A.A. 2, Executive Board 3, 4; Latin Club 3. Eugene Bourquin Borque . . . one of Newington's better students . . . one of our track stars . . . fond memories of the sinks . . . future in Medical profession . . . Neat. Soccer 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3. 4; Class President 2; Class Vice-President 4; Chess Club 4; French Club 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Boy's State 3; Magazine Drive Chairman 4; National Honor Society 4; Varsity Club 4; Foreign Policy Club 4. 36 Susan Bryenton Bri . . . quiet end reserved . . . dependeble . . . enjoys pleying the guiter . . . evid Joan Baez fan . . . Well, nobody's perfect! G.A.A. 2, 3, Executive Board 4; Badminton Manager 4; Foreign Policy 4; Folk Club 3, 4; Future Nurses Club 4. Laury Bralthwaite Laury . . . Freedom on a Triumph 650 cycle . . . progressive jazz, jazz, and more jazz . . . Miles Davis and Paul Horn fan . . . aspirations for the theatre ... a trip to Germany in sight . . . creative and individualistic. Dramatics 2, 4; Jazz Casual, President 3; Art Club 3; G.A.A. 4, Auditorium Committee 3, 4. Carol Jean Brzozowy Brz . . . Bertha . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . moonlighting with the mofia . . . fond memories of the beach . . . sincere friend to the end . . . extremely fun-loving . .. Hi Sweetie! F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Foreign Policy Club 3, 4; Youth Council 2, 3; Library Club 3, 4; Junior Red Cr.oss 3. Paco . . . 6'5 and 245 pounds? . . . abounds in school spirit . . . good student . . . excellent bowler . .. golf pro?. Foreign Policy 2; Debate Club 2; Cross Country 3; National Honor Society 4; French Club 4. 37 Ronald Edward Burton Ron . . . easy going, but has strong initiative in his goals . . . avid sports fan . . . those hectic homeroom activities . . . Who, me? Track 3. Daniel Buden Dan . . . casual good dresser . . . excellent organ player . . . fond memories of the beach . . . What page are we on? Sequin 4. Charlie Burns Charlie . . . nice dresser and even nicer looking . . . studies little but learns a lot . . . that mid-winter tan . . . outside interests includes golf and folk music . . . Where's Fred? Track 2. 3: Folk Music 4. Marilyn Burton Marilyn ... a diligent Salvation Army worker .. . active helper at Hartford Hospital . . . always seen with Janet and Linda . . . forever ready with a good remark . . . You're out of your cotton pickin! Choir 2, 3; Library Club 3, 4. 38 Joanne Carlton Jo . . . that beautiful red hair . . . works hard, especially in Student Council ... a coquette . . . one of the friendliest members of her class . . . known and liked by all. G.A.A. 3, Executive Board; Sequin 3, 4: Foreign Policy Club 3, 4; Dramatics 4; F.H.A. 4; Student Council 3, 4; Folk Club 4; Ski Club 4. Clarence Delbert Chapman Del . . . tall and easily recognized when walking the halls of Newington High . . . that new Chevelle . . . one of the big men of the class of '67 . . . What can I do for you? Cheryl Ellen Chambers Cherry . . . long, lonely walks in quiet places . . . special friends from every corner of the state . . . air-mail letters, letters, and more letters . . . partial to Navy blue . . . loud, crowded basketball games with contagious school spirit . . . lovely and vivacious . . . quiet at special times. Choir 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; String Ensemble 2: Folk Club 4; French Club 3. Janet Chapman Jan . . . cute smile . . . enjoys sewing . . . finesse with a bowling ball . . . has an interest in New Britain . . . MacDonalds on Friday nights . . . Coolie! G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 4. 39 Linda Charny Scorch . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . winsome smile . . . our beautiful Harvest Queen . . . interior design and . . . Really?” F.H.A. 3. Donna Cherlin Donna . . . known for her terrific sense of humor and great imagination ... a potential writer . . . energetic and always on the go . . . takes a great interest in people. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 3. 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Foreign Policy 3; Folk Music Club 3; Ski Club 4; Latin Club 3. Linda Jane Charter Linda . . . personality plus . . . that contagious smile . . . love those basketball games . . . a definite asset to our class . . . have you ever known her to be still? . . . that dream of Scotland with her friend ... a deep thinker . . . Guess who I'm keyed for?” Art Club 2: F.H.A. 2, 3, Parliamentarian 4: Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Foreign Policy 3, 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. Executive Board 4; Ski Club 3: Choir 4. Gail Lynn Chayer Gail . . . feminine in dress and manner . . . enjoys stock car races . . . summers at her pool side . . . looking forward to a career as an L.P.N. at Hartford Hospital . . . Take a picture—it will last longer!” 40 James A. Chesney Jim . . . amiable disposition . . . enjoys a good game of golf at Indian Hill . . . hopes for a future at Trinity . . . basketball enthusiast . . . weekend trips to Fairfield . . . You're greasing me! Chess Club 2, 3; Foreign Policy Club 3; Latin Club 3; Class Vice-president 3; Soccer 2, 3; National Honor Society 4. John Robert Churchill A well known member of our class . . . collegiate dresser . . . prone to accidents and partial to Chevies . . . special interest in the class of '64. Robert Christensen Chunk . . . quiet . . . good natured . . . collects stamps . . . interested in Old Houses and Churches . . . master at Physics. Latin Club 3. Carolyn Clark Clark ... an indispensable member of the class . . . will always remember Bermuda, Nassau, the West Indies, and Jamaica . . . ready with a smile . . . what would West Hartford be without her? . . . Schwartz! G.A.A. 2, 3 .4. 41 Brian James Connelly Barney . . . captivates the female eye . . . happy go-lucky senior . . . has a certain thing for Fox's . . . enjoys basketball, golf, basketball, and pool . . . ' Hey, John, let's hit Board Street. Student Council 2: Varsity Club 3, 4; Golf, Co-captain 3. 4. Richard L. Clark Wayne Clavette Dick ... a good dancer . . . special interest Wayne . . . good humored . . . frequently in New Jersey . . . never at a loss for words seen with Medi . . . interest in cars and me- . . . friendly Hi for everyone . . . freckles chanics . . . Are you kidding? to spare . . . Pennsylvania. Baseball 3; Basketball 2; Golf 2; Student Council 2; Football 2, 3. Patricia Elizabeth Collins Patty . . . popularity at its peak . . . always more than willing . . . keeps the Varsity squad on its toes . . . that wonderful summer in Spain . . . often seen with Eileen . . . our queen . .. Oh. Stop it! Cheerleading 2, 3, Captain 4; F.H.A. 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, Executive Board 4; Student Council 2; Class Secretary 3, 4; Junior Leaders Corps 3, 4; National Honor Society, Treasurer 4. 42 Bruce Michael Csinsi Bruce . . . always on the move . . . frequently seen on his honda around town . . . enjoys skating and a good time. Latin Club 3. Dominic Contessa Domo . . . sports are his taste in life . . • mainstay for the soccer defense . . . enjoys a good game of golf ... or tennis . . . ready anytime with a jolly hello . . . loves those dances . . . It could be tears! Gym Club 2; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Elizabeth Curtin Beth . . . frequently heard throughout the halls.of NHS . . . always with the girls . . . special interest in the class of '64 . . . mainstay of homeroom 104 .. . You wish! G.A.A. 2, 3; F.H.A. 4. Richard David Connors Dick ... on the quiet side . . . enjoys swimming and skiing . . . frequent trips to Burlington . . . can always find something to talk about. 43 Karen Del Barba Kar . . . loves to talk . . . often seen with Rita . . . always in that Cadillac ... remember that middle name . . . her coordination makes her good in sports, especially volleyball and badminton . . . Certainly! G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Club 4. Beverly A. Dell Donna Bev . . . quiet, friendly . . . remember those ice creams in homeroom . . . likes the Rolling Stones, cooking and sewing . . . enjoys dancing . . . that certain someone . . . Are you kidding? G.A.A. 2. 3. 4. Nancy Danforth Nanc . . . quiet but active . . . always ready to lend a helping hand ... a Rainbow Girl . . . enjoys swimming and playing the piano . . . Pilgrim Fellowship . . . loves church retreats. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Foreign Policy Club 3, 4; Junior Leaders' Corps 3, 4; Latin Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Sequin 4. Joseph J. D'Angelo Joe . . . sincere . . . loyal friend . . . enjoys sports and working on his car . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . Are you kidding? Football 2. Varsity 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Sequin 4; Weight Lifting 3. 44 Barbara Desmond Barb . . . that striking appearance ... activities unlimited . . . skiing in the summer and the winter ... a hard-working Student Council President and enthusiastic cheerleader ... an admired class leader. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, Vice-President 3. President 4: Choir 2. 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Cheerleading JV 3, Varsity 4; Gym Club 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Co-ed Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Class Secretary 2; Girls’ State Representative 3. John Joseph Delucco Pants . . . enjoys music and sports . . . one of Coach Wade's boys . . . devotes summer to sports on the beach . . . escapades with Duch . . . often seen with Domo and the boys . . . it looks like the old trick. Football 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2. Indoor Track 2; Latin Club 3; Weight Lifting. Janet Dinnie Din . . . Hartfordite at heart . . . riot times at lunch . . . haunts the cosmetic counter . . . short on height but not on words. F.H.A. 2, 3: Foreign Policy 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4. Anne Louise DiPietro Annie . . . shining brown hair and radiant smile . . . wardrobe which is more than college . . . remembers many fine diddies with the girls . . . enjoys the finer things of life . . . always ready for a good time . . . partial to basketball, the basement, and Brindle . . . It's Shots. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Historian 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross 2; Foreign Policy 4; Magazine Drive Homeroom Co-captain 4; Ski Club 3: Choir 4. 45 William Anthony Domeilca Bill . . . talented athlete . . . dresses with class ... sly sense of humor . . . enthusiastic supporter of Student Council . . . has a musical flair . . . You gotta play the role! Basketball 2. 3, 4; Latin Club 3: Foreign Policy Club 4; Student Council 3. 4; Cross Country 3: Vice-President of Connecticut Federation of Student Council, 1966-1967. Ronald Dumouchel Ronnie . . . loves life ... a member of homeroom II... fine sense of humor . . . often seen in his Fiat. Jazz Club 4. John F. Doyle John . . . Mr. Golf of N.H.S. . . . active intramural basketball player . . . one of the taller members of our class ... in many ways. Golf 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 3. John M. Drena Lord Chesterfield ... a 1:52 P.M. man . . . ever-present thoughts ... ice cream eater of homeroom 24 . . . nice car, John . . . fond of hunting and football . . . Could be beatings! 46 Sue Duponte Sue . . . frequents the Colonial after school . . . often seen with Jean or Rose . . . will never forget Homeroom 24 . . . those sparkling expressive eyes . . . never a dull moment . . . Can't take a joke? G.A.A. 3; F.H.A. 2, 4. Lila A. Eckert Bunnie . . . loves the outdoors ... a fan of the Beach Boys . . . will never make a mathematician ... a future Airline Hostess . . . has a craving for Apples . . . Ask me if I care. F.H.A. 4: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Future Nurses 2. Jean Paul Emard Paul . . . extremely opinionated . . . Trinity Book Award . . . future plans include CCSC (hmmm) . . . how about a party dive? . . . an enthusiastic worker . . . truly individualistic .. . French at heart . . . Boys' Stater forever . . . What? . . . Huh? Soccer 2; Varsity 3, 4; Sequin 3. 4, Business Manaqer 4: National Honor Society 4; Foreign Policy Club 2, Program Chairman 3, 4; Scribe 2, Advertising Manager 3, 4 Drama Club. Program Committee 2. 3. Program Chairman 4: French Club 3, 4; Magazine Drive. Homeroom Captain 4: Nutmeg Boys' State 3. Christine A. Emmons Chris . . . neat, sweet, and petite . . .amiable disposition . . . lovely blonde hair . . . a certain green Ford Convertible . . . partial to sweaters . . . enjoys driving . . . Don't panic! G.A.A.; F.H.A. 47 ill ! : Kimberly Erickson Kim . . . good natured . . . always a smile . . . one of those peppy cheerleaders . . . an accomplished seamstress . . . loves to ski . . . Really? G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Girls Leader Corps 3, 4; Cheerleading J.V. Co-captain 3, Varsity 4; Foreign Policy 4: Folk Music 4: Ski Clyb 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4: French Club 3. Robert Feshler Bob . . . import from Conard . . . quiet man of the world . . . soccer and golf enthusiast . . . always eating . . . advocate of the pythagoreon theorem . . . There you go. Soccer 2, 3. Stephen Ferreira Steve . . . those basic Friday nights ... always clowning around ... his good looks are evident . . . usually where the crowd is . . . a certain blonde. Football 2; Baseball 2. 3. Co-captain 4: Foreign Policy 4. Nancy J. Feshler Nanny, Dimples ... an added member to H.R. 24 this year . . . always at those football games . . . interested in drawing . . . loves to dance . . . likes all sports . . . twin. Art Club 2. 3; Pep Club 2; Service Club 3; G.A.A. 4: F.H.A. 4. 48 Lynda Jean Flynt Lyn . . . distinguished by her long brown hair . . . attractive wardrobe . . . lurking is a favorite pastime . . . those special memories of Hampton Beach . . . Whatever happened to that Hubcap???? . . . Are you kidding? Choir 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Future Nurses 2, Secretary 3; Latin Club 3: F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4. Stephen J. Fogarty Steve . . . quiet man in homeroom ... always ready with an answer . . . golf and swimming take up summer time fun . . . shoots pool and enjoys skiing . . . Are you for real? Chess Club 4: Tennis 4; Weightlifting 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3. Eileen Foley Eileen . . . originator of those hilarious lunch periods . . . cute and sweet ... a little bit of Irish mischief . . . partial to peaches and bleachers . . . fun to be with. F.H.A. 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Foreign Policy 3. 4. Kathleen A. Fontana Kath . . . tall and striking . . . well established member of the Senior Class and the lunch table . . . closet full of beautiful clothes . . . naive and gullible, but always lauqhing . . . fond memories cf those Friday nights . . . Oldsmobiles, and the beach . . . Really? F.H.A. 2, 3, Secretary 4: G.A.A. 2. 3, 4 Cheerleading J.V. 2. 49 Marilyn Fowlkes Ginqer . . . new smile added to the halls of N.H.S. . . . active participant in clubs here and in Point Pleasant, W.V. . . . collects records and enjoys dancing during leisure time . . . One of Newington’s Rainbow Girls . . . A golf enthusiast too . . . So, I'm wrong again? Pep Club 2, 3; Office Workers 2; Tuendie Wei 2: Y-Teens 2; Class Treasurer 2: (P.P.W.V.); G.A.A. 4: F.H.A. 4. Arthur Fuchs Artie . . . veteran of football battles . . . Sunday F.L. . . . looks forward to weekends and West Hartford . . . enjoys going to the beach and the drags . . . homeroom storyteller of medical interests . . . collegiate look . . . Let's check it out! Basketball 2; Football 3, 4; Track 4; Weightlifting 3. Christine Frakl Chris . . . quiet . . . has a special interest in the class of 1965 . . . loves to dance . . . Oh, my goodness! French Club 2; F.H.A. 4. Steven Freese Steve . . • well dressed . . . definitely collegiate . . . adorable, yet aloof . . . one of the avid beach fans . . . looks forward to weekends . . . enjoys basketball, drags, water-‘ • an asse ° the class . . . Good ball. Foreign PoliCy Club 4. 50 Josephine Fugeffa Jo . . . those mysterious green eyes ... a unique personality . . . loquacious with a capital L . . . that mischievous twinkle ... a varied and extensive wardrobe . . . Don t panic! Ski Club 3. 4: F.H.A. 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Foreign Policy-4. Gregory Gaffer Greq . . . musical abilities have kept him busy both in school and church . . . likes to spend his time in the kitchen as a creative chef . . . continually painting his Chevy and proudly displaying his Pontiac. Choir 2. 3. President 4: Concert Choir 2. 3. 4: Weight Training 3. Daniel Gagnon Danny ... an avid sports fan . . .one of the mainstays of choir . . . Mr. Sociability and everybody’s friend . . . will fondly recall geometry . . . French bread and wine? . . . distinguished by that red hair. Football 2. 3. 4: Track 4: Choir 2. 3, 4. Mark Andrew Giuleffi Mark . . . likes traveling . . . Mexico, Bermuda ... an outstanding student of Spanish and Art . . . will always remember those Tuesday nights . . . very outspoken . . . That isn’t even funny! Art Club 2, 3. 4: Dramatics 4: Librarian 4. 51 Dennis Steven Soren Flash . . . Newington's Southern import from New Jersey . . . few can top him in math or science . . . percussionist with the Taxmen . . . You mean I'm gonna ride in that! Scribe 3: Foreign Policy Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Concert Marching Band 2, 3. Daniel Stephen Glazer Dan . . . quick wit and good humor . . . easy to distinguish in any crowd . . . expert card player . . . instigator in homeroom 15 . . . best bowler in NHS. Auditorium Committee 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 2, 3: Soccer manager 4: A.V.E.S. 2. 3. Deborah Leslie Golden Debbie . . . Silence is Golden??? . . . cool and sophisticated ... an alluring look . . . always the center of commotion . . . partial to No. 3 P. Cars . . . 'Where the Boys Are' . . . Sorry, but I think he’s rather qood. G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Foreign Policy Club 3, 4: F.H.A. 3. 4: Sequin 4: Choir 2. 3, 4. Howard Goodwin Howie . . . often seen walking down Main Street . . . blonde and good-looking . . . looks forward to 1:52. 52 Rita Goulet Gou . . . quiet, until you get to know her . . . often seen with Karen . . . loves those basketball games ... a great typist . . . good In any sport . . . Get out of here. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Sequin 4. Edward Gary Grant Eddy . . . new member of our class . . . utility man on the football squad . . . past executive of J.A. . . . electronics and mechanics are favorite hobbies . . . loafing is a pastime . . . If I could, I would, but I can't, so I won't! Football 3, 4; Track 4; Math Club 3; Hi-Y 3; Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 3: Gymnastics 2; Hi-Y 2. Robert Grandahl Bob . . . outdoorsman . . . fishing and water skiing . . . enjoys working on old cars . . . physics scholar ... I didn't do anything! Track 2. 3, 4; Weight Lifting 3. Jack B. Greenshields Jake ... a well respected member of the class ... an all-around athlete who throws a qood javelin ... a future in the aerospace field . . . staunch supporter of Romney . . . Good thinking, friend! Student Council 2, 3, 4; Foreign Policy Club 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 3; National Honor Society 4: Sequin. Assistant Editor 4; Chess Club 2. 3: President 4; Boys' State 3; Soccer 2; Track 2. 3, 4. 53 Lynn Grogan Lynn . . . have skis, will travel . . . that long brown hair . . . silence is golden . . . handy with needle and thread ... a friend to all . . . Neat! F.H.A. 2 4: G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Karen Ann Gunning Karen . . . more than just a touch of Irish . . . sharp dresser . . . that innocent look . . . always ready with an ultra-cool comment ... a little mischief here and there . . . ex-owner of Betsy . . . perpetually late . . . I'm not your chauffeur! F.H.A. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 3: Foreign Policy 4: Student Council 3: Sequin 4; Choir 4. Greg Gwisc Greg . . . interested in motorcycles and cars . . . outdoorsman . . . scuba diver . . . excels in P.D. Foreign Policy 4. Dale Gwozdz Day . . . quiet ... an addition to our class this year . . . likes to sew and paint . . . enjoys sports ... I forgot! G.A.A. 4; Dramatics 4; Ski Club 4; Foreign Policy 4. Treasurer 2, 3: Pep Club Leader 3. 54 JoyAnn Haggart Joy . . . enjoys skiing all year round . . . active vocalist in school and church . . . often seen in a blue Pontiac ... an exciting and excitable person. Choir 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 4; Folk Club 4; Latin Club 3. Cristina Hamalulc Chris . . . fond memories of that weekend at Colby ... a chestnut is an unlucky piece . . . partial to a certain NHS alumnus ... a loyal G.E.M. girl . . . pleasant to look at and talk to . . . horseback riding, swimming, and driving interest her . . . Oh, no! Where did I leave my car keys? G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Foreign Policy Club 3, 4; F.H.A. 4; Dramatic Club 4; Folk Music Club 4; Ski Club 4; French Club 4. Nancy Lee Hancock Nanc • . . that beautiful blonde hair . . . the utmost in fashion . . . has a flair for adventure . . . the Tandem? . . . forever looking for something to do . . . ahhh—the beach . . . Are you kidding? G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2. 3. 4; Class Social Chairman 3. Douglas M. Harlow Dug . . . knows the in's and out's of NHS . . . cool, calm, and definitely collegiate . . . sharp dresser and great dancer . . . anxiously awaits 'the weekends . . . the pet of homeroom 15 . . . Got a guarter you can lend me? Soccer 2: Track 2. 4: Foreign Policy Club 4. 55 James Harfigan Jim . . . good student . . . one of the men at Thrifty’s . . . excels in history and P.D. . . . thinking all the time . . . keen sense of humor. Track 2; Soccer 2. Jeffery Heweff Screech ... a shy smile hides a mischievous character . . . enjoys all sports . . . loves to laugh . . . spends his extra time collecting coins and playing pool ... a really nice guy . . . It’s time to hit Fury’s Buttons. Golf Team 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 4. Charles George Hawley Chip . . . smallest member of H.R. 15 . . . fishing expert . . . enjoys most sports . . . hang it up. Bob . . . fine sense of humor . . . rarely without a cast . . . likes hunting and cars— especially '60 Chevys . . . What? Robert Hedstrom 56 Frances Holt Fran ... a conscientious student . . . how about that 1930 Model A? . . . interested in horseback riding, skiing, and sewing . . . good-natured and friendly . . . Wanna bet? F.H.A. 2. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; French Club 3; Hi-Y 3; Foreign Policy Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Ski Club 4: Dramatic Club 4. John Horvath Smiley . . . motorcycle enthusiast . . . out-doorsman . . . proficient hunter . . . and water skier . . . active member of H.R. 15. Jean Horn Jean . . . that Oriental charm . . . very ambitious . . . accomplishes the most with the least effort . . . food is the magic word . . . intensely dislikes newspapers . . . staunch advocate of Chinese philosophy. Foreign Policy 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 4; Latin Club 3; National Honor Society Secretary 4. Lynn S. Hull Lynn . . . frequently seen in her little red Rambler . . . that homecoming weekend in Illinois . . . carries her own do-it-yourself kit for all emergencies . . . active in P.F. ... a true friend . . . One of these day's I’m going to finish my lunch! G.A.A. 2. Executive Board 3, 4: Junior Leader Corps 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. 57 Nancy Elizabeth James Nance . . . can she tickle the ivories . . . one of our commended Merit scholars . . . those calls from Trinity . . . will she ever finish her lunch . . . highly ambitious . . . that memorable courtesy . . . The Group” . . . Tough KanuckiesH G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Gymnastics Club 2. 3. 4: Varsity Field Hockey Team 4; Scribe 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3, Secretary 4: Choir 2, 3. 4: National Honor Society 4: French Club 4. Jean M. Johnson Jeanie . . . very attractive Miss Newington of 1967 . . . always bubbling with life . . . guitar and folk music catch her fancy . . . an eager eater . . • that special Swede . . . Now where did I leave my glasses? G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4: Choir 3. 4; Gym Club 2: Class Social Chairman 4: Ski Club 4: Folk Music Club 3. President 4. Roger Janson Lars” . . . not always what he seems . . . exceptionally qualified student . . . recipient of the Yale Book Award . . . member of Schwartz Club ... a lover of the finer things in life. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Scribe 2. 3, Editor 4: Foreign Policy 2. 4: National Honor Society 4: Boys State Representative 3: Senior Class President. Sharon E. Jasiunas Lizzie ... a true friend . . . that blonde hair . . . fond memories of East Hampton. New York . . . avid coin collector . . . enjoys painting and sports . . . one of the Stop Shop girls . . . Be good like you know you should, at least try like me! G.A.A. 4. 58 Richard Johnson Rich . . . scenic route . . . Richie, the strong, silent type . . . favors the outdoors . . . lead guitarist for the Taxmen . . . What can I say; what can I do? Carol A. Jones Carol . . . better known as Jonesy . . . lives for Friday nights . . . favorite pastime is riding about town with Sharon . . . fun-loving . . . loves a good time. G.A.A. 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 4: Foreign Policy Club 4. Donna Marie Jutras Jut . . those expressive dark eyes ... always seen riding in a Chevy II . . . hates cars that eat up too much gas . . . likes listening to the radio and going to the drags . . . Thanks, but no thanks. Paula Jurewicz Paula . . . petite and pretty . . . preference for the little one . . . always has something to say . . . those mischievous summer excursions . . . good things come in small packages . . . Can't win them all. G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; French Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2. 4; Folk Music Club 4. 59 Henry Kalman Kal . . . never without an expressed opinion . . .. usually found on a tennis court or fairway . . . one of Newington's better tennis players . . . the respected President of the Honor Society . . . Don't gotta study! Scribe 2, Managing editor 2, 4; National Honor Society, President 4: Foreign Policy 4: Tennis Team 3, 4; French Club 4: Varsity Club 4. Robert Karalus Bob . . . future holds much promise for him in the field of art . . . that long hair . . . enjoys a good game of golf and tennis . . . one of the G.E.M. boys . . . forever drawing pictures in study ... I could care! Sequin 4. Douglas Kalinoski Doug . . . mischief of homeroom 20 revolves around him . . . never appears before 9:00 a.m. . . . special interest in poclcet billiards . . . Where's Sarge? Latin Club, Consul 3. Jo-Ann Kaiko do . . . always a friendly hi . . . active in C.Y.O. . . . enjoys music and water skiing . . . loves to sew ... a good tennis player • • • Hey Bon, do your algebra? . . . Hey Kiss, how’s it goin? Choir 2. 3, 4: Foreign Policy 4: Concert Choir 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 4: Gym Club 4. 60 Thomas D. Keltonic Tom ... a member of our football team . . . usually friendly . . . partial to St. Joseph's . . . makes good use of his after school time . . . havinq fun is his favorite pastime . . . Don’t worry about it! Football 2, 3. 4: Track 2: Baseball 3, 4; Foreign Policy Club 4. John Kaseta John ... a great fellow to know . . . usually seer, with Dave and Steve . . . plans to own a GTO . . . likes dancing ... an avid football fan . . . that mischievous grin . . . Hi! Foreign Policy Club 4: Dramatic Club 4. Margaret Kilmartin Mag . . . often seen in the gym ... a hard worker of St. Mary's sodality . . . friendly hi for everyone . . . pleasantly non-conforming . . . can be quite a tease . . . Ya Know. Jr. Leaders Corps 2. 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 3: Foreign Policy 3; Girls' Varsity Field Hockey 2; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4. Shirley Kircheis Shirley . . . never without words . . . spunky . . . known to all and friend to all . . . likes summers at Columbia Lake . . . warrior in Homeroom 20 tribe . . . Good Heavens! Dramatic Club 2, 4: Latin Club 3; Sequin 4: Student Council 2. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Foreign Policy Club 3. 4. 61 David Koonze Dave ... a lady's man and great dancer . . . his ability as a gymnast is highly respected . . . often seen with John. Foreign Policy 4; Folk Music Club 4; Dramatic Club, treasurer 4; Hi-Y 3; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. Pamela Ann Kissell Kiss . . • gregarious . . . always smiling . . . abundance of talent in the fields of art and music . . . contributed much to our great Gym Club . . . loves orange and butterflies . . . What a Panic!! G.A.A. 3, Executive Board 4; Cheerleaders 2, 3; Gym Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3; Publicity Manager 4; Concert Choir 2: Scribe 2; Sports Editor 3; Town Crier Correspondent 4. Cathy Klewicki Cath . . . that cute I'il pixie with the brogue . . . always neat and trim . . . specializes in tumbling? . . . that laugh . . . one of the better operators. G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: F.H.A. 2, 3. 4; Foreign Policy 3. Janice Kominas Annie . . . petite addition to NHS . . • Little Orphan Annie . . . often seen with Rosie and Jeanne . . . enjoys many nights out with the girls . . . loves Saturday nights, the weekends, and CCSC . . . Hi honey! Art Club 3: F.H.A. 2. 3, 4. 62 Diane Kozaz Red . . . excellent taste in clothes . . . distinguished by her red hair . . . perfectly at home on the dance floor . . . enjoys driving around and summer vacations . . . Don't panic! Library Club 3. 4: G.A.A. 3. Antonia Catherine-Ann Kopec Toni . . . What's a class without Toni? . . . partial to Saybrook and those Saturday nights at Putnam Inn . . . inclined to tease three certain Italians . . . Where's Pinky? . . . will always remember that summer in Hartford .. . Perpetually late for school. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4: Foreign Policy Club 2. 3: Mi-Y 2. 3. Tom Lamb Tom ... a true man of deeds . . . kind and friendly ... a person to know . . . those foreign escapades. Suzanne Lang Bang . . . happy as the day is long . . . loves to dance . . . neat dresser, trim appearance . . . a devoted and practiced lurker . . . here, there and everywhere . . . expresses herself artistically . . . I'm baffled. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 3. 4: Foreign Policy Club 4. 63 Jean Ellen Lindro+h Jeanne . . . sparkling combination of long brown hair and soft blue eyes . . . that sheepish grin . . . always in need of a car . . . memories of Secret Lake . . . enjoys horesback riding and the beach . . . Just can't see it! G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Foreign Policy Club 4: Junior Leaders Corps 2, 3. 4. William F. Leavitt Bill . . . liked by all . . . easy to get along with . . . loves fun and a good time . . . thinks highly of a certain Corvair . . . never a dull moment . . . Don't give me grief! David Allen Lecuivre Dave ... an extremely cool, calm, and collected disposition . . . likes a good time, especially on weekends . . . has an advantage on the soccer field . . . always willing to make a comment . . . you meet the nicest people on a Honda . . . that night at Glastonbury. Soccer 3, 4; Varsity Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Sequin 4: Latin Club 3. 64 Fred R. Lewonczyk Fred ... a quiet, conservative person . . . likes reading and making witty remarks. Foreign Policy Club 4; Chess Club 3. Donna A. Lonergan Lonny . . . active member of J.A. . . . interested in bowling, horseback riding, and tennis ... a well-informed and congenial person . . . Scrubulla. G.A.A. 2, 4: F.H.A. 4; Foreign Policy Club 3. Douglas Lindstrom Doug . . . enjoys a good time and usually finds it . . . member of the Newington Civil Defense Club . . . can be seen holding the ladder. Donald H. Lynch Don ... a favorite class jester . . . member of the football squad . . . collects stamps . . . Just can't see it. Football 2, 3, 4: Chess Club 4; A.V.E.S. 4; Ski Club 3. 4. Wendy Mag Wendy . . . petite little blonde with a terrific sense of humor . . . exquisite dresser . . . special interest in a certain band . . . But I'm really a good driver. F.H.A. 3. Historian 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Latin Club 3: Junior Red Cross 3: Dramatic Club 2. 65 Angela Maiorani Angie . . . lively end enthusiastic ... always smiling . . . great friend . . . dependable worker . . . partial to a certain grad . . . those Latin VI classes. Robert G. Martin Bob . . . quiet but friendly . . . likes football . . . thinks twice before answering . . . believes in good grades . . . always seeking a qood time . . . loyal member of the Squires . . . Hey. Bone! Football 2. 3. 4. Susan C. Marcoux Sue . . . very quiet and conservative . . . loves horseback riding and oil painting . . . best times at Indian Neck . . . gifted artist . . . Oh yeah? G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Foreign Policy Club 4: Sequin 4. Christopher Mariotti CGSC . . . witty . . . known for chemical experiments . . . mischievous. Track 2; Photography .2; Science 2. 66 Theodore John May, Jr. Ted . . . enjoys a good time ... at home on the dance floor . . . collegiate dresser . . . one of the First National boys ... “I don't feel so good myself! Allan P. Mattia Duck . . . that characteristic walk . . . NO.H.O., Inc. . . . life is never dull . . . definitely not a dragon . . . matching (?) sweater and socks . . . always comparing the Olds with the new . . . Now hold it! Track 3. 4: Cross Country 3. 4: Ski Club 3. Joseph Mazzoccoli Jose ... a likable person . . . active in sports . . . a Columbian Squire . . . partial to blondes . . . free haircuts at Modern . . . interested in Meteorology . . . That’s the breaks! Football 4; Baseball 4; Track 2. Nilus McAndrew Ni . . . one of the more popular members of the Senior Class . . .that herringbone suit . . . aware of many secret admirers . . . partial to Friday nights and the beach . . . humble King of the Junior Prom . . . definitely cool and good looking ... I didn't say anything!! Basketball 2. 3. 4: Soccer 2: Latin Club 3; Foreign Policy 4: Class President 3. 67 Ann Marie McNulty Sam . . . our talented gymnast . . . always wearing her pretty smile . . . spur of the moment traveler . . . collects all types of bruises and bandages . . . partial to an Aus-tin-Healey Sprite . . . It's appreciated. Cheerleading, J.V. 2; Art Club 2; F.H.A. 2: G.A.A. 2, Executive Board 3. 4; Gym Club 2, 3: Captain 4. John H. McClosIcey John ... a car enthusiast . . . partial to the beach . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . amiable disposition ... I doubt it! Kathleen McCusker Kathy . . . that Irish sparkle, always a twinkle in her eyes . . . often seen lurking with the girls . . . immaculately attired . . . coolest of dancers . . . always a cheerleader . . . social-chairman of the lunch table. Cheerleading. J.V. 2. 3; Varsity 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. President; Student Council 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Foreign Policy Club 3. 4. Kathryn McDonnell Kathy . . . that blonde hair and those blue eyes . . . always worrying about something . . . amicable disposition ... a hard worker and conscientious student . . . memories of Pennsylvania. National Honor Society 4; Scribe 2. 3, 4; Sequin 3, Assistant Editor 4; Dramatic Club 3. 4? French Club 3, 4; Foreign Policy Club 4: Folk Club 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4. Susanne Marie Melly Mel . . . thin and attractive . . . extensive wardrobe . . . often involved in the three B's . . . commander-in-chief of the lunch table . . . partial to black M.G.'s ... a true friend . . . Oh, yes! F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Foreign Policy Club 3, 4. Marlene Mellor Mar ... a proficient seamstress and neat dresser . . . that nutty sense of humor . . . her interest focuses at Northwest Catholic . . . an avid football observer . . . those bright blue eyes . •. . the brazen one . . . Lost my head! G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Folk Music Club 3, 4; Gym Club 2; Hi-Y 2; French Club 3; Student Council 3. Douglas Mentzer Doug . . . artistic and interesting, always has an opinion . . . (Someday) will see the world ... oh, those trips . . . seen more often Hartford than locally. Jazz Casuals 3, President 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Chess Club 2: Art Club 3, President 4; Foreign Policy Club 3, 4: Sequin 4. Vincent F. Mercurio Vinny . . . new member of N.H.S.'s Class of '67 . . . quiet is his middle name . . . always ready with an answer . . . additional baritone in our choir . . . aspiring criminologist. Choir 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Football Manager 2; B.A.A. 3. 69 Rose Miele Rosie ... a unique individualist . . . always ready for fun . . . the life of the party . . . catchy laugh and witty comments . . . dresses in excellent taste . . . charm and grace extraordinaire” . . . C'mon Jeanne. G.A.A. 2. 4: Art Club 2. 3. 4: F.H.A. 3, 4. David R. Merrill Dave ... a serious student . . . always ready for a good time . . . enjoys tennis and an occasional game of golf . . . well versed in mathematics and the sciences . . . looking forward to a long, hard workout in college . . . Oh Dear! Chess Club 2, 3, Recorder 4; Foreign Policy Club 4: French Club 3: Soccer 2. 3; National Honor Society 4: Track 4: Sequin, Sports Editor 4; Magazine Homeroom Captain 4. Patricia Middlemass Pat ... a quiet exterior hides a pleasant personality ... an expert seamstress and a very good cook . . . loves skiing and horseback riding . . . fond of traveling . . . will spend the summer in England ... I can't wait to go to South Carolina! G.A.A. 3. 4; Foreign Policy Club 3. 70 Jeanne M. Miele Jean . . . the tall, cool one . . . fascinating flair for fashion . . . dark expressive eyes ... a portrait of Jeanne . . . lives for the weekends . . . enjoys sewing and going out with the girls . . . C’mon Rosa.” G.A.A. 2. 4; Art Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 3, 4; Student Council 4. Dauna L. Miller Dawn ... a drag racing fan . . . enjoys dancing, swimming, and skating . . . friendly . . . often seen talking to Pat in homeroom . . . Oh! My word! Dennis Miller Denny . . . tall, dark and ruggedly handsome . . . seems quiet but definitely cool . . . that summer tan and the beach . . . partial to Jade East, Sam, and physics?? ... remembers our co-ed volleyball team . . . doesn't think April is foolish . . . Gimme a ten. Soccer 2; Track 3; Foreign Policy Club 4; French Club 3. Thomas Miller Tom . . . sincere . . . friendly . . . always ready with a laugh . . . enjoys working on cars, especially Fords . . . those weekends in Vermont . . . hunting when he isn't driving the Canteen truck . . . Boy. that was a rap in the head! Cross Country 2: Indoor Track 2: Gymnastics 2: Track 2. William Miller Homan . . . one of the Quieter members of the class . . . lively sense of humor . . . spends weekends playing pocket billiards . . . interested in cars . . . often seen with Kurt and Doug ... I don't even know you! 71 Lisa Moreschi Moresh . . . exquisite taste in clothes . . . tall, striking appearance . . . frequently seen driving around in the Volks . . . loves swimming and summers at the Cape. G.A.A. 2. 3; F.H.A. 4: Chess Club 3; Foreign Policy Club 4. Ernest Minor Ernesto . . . quiet and easy-going . . . recognized as a scholar by his fellow students . . . excels in Math . . . frequently seen in the Falcon . . . loyal supporter of the G.O.P. . . . Shots Football 2: French Club 3: National Honor Society 4. Gerard W. Miranda Bone . . . sports fan from way back . . . enjoys those Sunday football games . . . hot 6 beach wagon, terror of the Line . . . perennial Hartford Hospital visitor . . • Saturday butcher . . . passer of notes in homeroom 23 . . . For a fin! Ellen Moffat Ellen (Mof) . . . one of the Group . . . cute face and slim figure . . . loves to drive . . . those summers at Weirs Beach . . . I'll call you back! G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: F.H.A. 2. 3, 4; Foreign Policy Club 4. 72 Bruce Mortensen Mort . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . certainly knows how to sell magazines . . . never without a car . . . excels at basketball . . . often found working. Soccer 2. 3. 4; Chess Club 2, 3. Secretary 4: National Honor Society, Vice-President 4: French Club 3. Edward Mulrane Eddie . . . amiable with a ready grin . . . that little green Corvair ... A P is the best . . . model airplane enthusiast . . . often found in the Graphic Arts Department . . . Sorry about that. Graphic Arts 2. 3. Nancy Mulryan Nance . . . always where the action is . . . sincerely friendly . . . never at a loss for words . . . fun to be with . . . excellent dresser .. . contagious smile. F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 3, Executive Board 4; Foreign Policy Committee 4; French Club 4. Kathleen E. Murphy Kathy ... an asset to intramural sports . . . always around to help out friends . . . witty member of homeroom 23 ... a cheerful hi for everyone . . . seen passing notes to a certain senior . . . talk, talk, talk. G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Red Cross 2, 3; Junior Leaders Corps 2, 3. 73 Teodora Averion Oliveros Teddy . . . our tiny foreign exchange student from the Philippines . . . likes writing in her native dialect ... an expert at dancing the Tinilcling . . . loves those Friday night dances . . . ambition to travel . . . inclination toward agricultural chemistry . . . plans to study at the University of Philippines College of Agriculture. Foreign Policy Club 4; Student Council 4; G.A.A. 4. Paul Murray u • • • gymnastic enthusiast ... at home On a tennis court . . . forever with that timely comment ... in between the Cape vacations attends school. Track 2. 3. 4: Gymnastics Club 3, 4. Gloria Olesen Glor . . . sincere and loyal friend . . . talkative member of H.R. 23 . . . baby at the wheel . . . nights at J.A. . . . always chasing . . . Sundays at Connecticut Dragway . . . active in politics . . . Hey Mom, can I have the car? Library Club 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. 3, 4; Magazine Drive Homeroom Captain; F.H.A. 4. Jane M. Oliver Ollie . . . dependable and true friend . . . hard worker . . . FEIF . . . Trinity College . . . likes mustangs, guitars, and waterskiing . . . working at Korvette’s . . . Guess what | did last night? G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: Foreign Policy 3, 4; Future Homemakers 3, 4; French Club 4; Hi-Y 2. 74 Elizabeth Osterby JJette . . . that frosted look . . . frequently seen with Park . . . excels in talking . . . sweetness personified . . . partial to '63 Buicks . . . that special friend . . . All right!! G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; F.H.A. 2. Timothy O'Meara Tim . . . ambitious worker and reader . . . accomplished debater . . . quite a dancer . . fine athlete . . . very witty. Foreign Policy 3, 4; Track 3, 4; French Club 4. Beverly A. Ostrowski Bev . . . usually seen with Dianne ... an extensive wardrobe . . . one of NHS's hardworking librarians . . . sincere and friendly . . . Can't take a Joke. G.A.A. 3; Library Club 3, 4. Susan Carolyn Ott Suloo . . . likes to dance ... an interest in West Hartford . . . always in the company of Coleen . . . quiet until you get to know her ... a loyal friend . . . How about that? G.A.A. 2. 3. 75 Kurt E. Oughston Kurt . . . friendly and easy to get along with . . . crafty doodler . . . expert draftsman . . . knows cars of all kinds . . . handy with a pool cue . . . Smarten up! Elise Parker Park . . . proverbially Elsie . . . work, work, work . . . mainstay of Youth Council . . . that familiar Corvair . . . usually seen in the company of Bette and Sandy . . . energetic and congenial . . . always on the go . . . Toodles. Dramatic Club 2; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; F.H.A. 4. Alfred Parys Al . . . owner of a sparkling smile . . . enjoys cars. golf, and football ... a fine stamp collector and a splendid photographer. A.V.E.S., Treasurer 4. James Owen Leroy . . . excels in basketball and baseball . . . good dresser . . . desires company of the fairer sex ... a special person in Florida . . . Well, I can't help it. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Folk Music Club 4. 76 Phillip Paternostro Phil . . . would you believe l3 2? . . . avidly supports his numerous sophomore sisters . . . a man with many problems . . . participator in intramural activities . . . enjoys bowling . . . very amiable personality . . . For a fin! Football 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3. Lenny Paul Pasquale . . . always a big tease . . . perennially in the center of action . . . that familiar blue Ford . . . sees humor in every situation . . . those berets . . . always ready for a good time . . . active at Buckley . . . Take my word for it, it’s a first down! . . . Could be big trouble!!! Soccer 4. Robert Pease Bob . . . friendly . . . wry sense of humor . . . often seen driving his VW . . . handy with a camera . . . Hi! Scribe 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Cross Country 3; National Honor Society 4: Student Council 3. Christine Peplau Chris . . . those beautiful big brown eyes . . . will always remember boating in Maine with Marcia . . . enjoys New York weekends . . . a warm and friendly personality . . . Really!! G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Foreign Policy 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Homeroom Captain—Magazine Drive 4. 77 Anne Perschy Persch . . . always ready with a smile . . . horseback riding enthusiast . . . frequently vacations in Vermont . . . loves to slci . . . enjoys driving . . . G'by. Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Foreign Policy Club 4; F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 3. Jean Pezzenti Pizon . . . warm and sincere ... a mischievous gleam in her eyes . . . those wild times in 206 . . . interested in a certain NHS graduate . . . collector of earrings . . . avid talker . . . What's the matter? F.H.A. 2. 3, 4; Latin Club 3; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Foreign Policy Club 4. Kenneth Peterson Ken . . . always has a good time when out with the boys . . . frequently seen with a certain girl ... an expert at getting out of class . . . a lively member of Mr. B's homeroom . . . always has a good answer. Janice Pew Jan ... a friendly smile lights up big green eyes . . . that contagious giggle . . . forever going to a meeting (late) . . . gullible . . . those after school spaghetti lunches ... always ready to tend a helping hand . . . where the action is. G.A.A. 2, Executive Board 3. 4: Art Club 4; Student Council 4; Choir 3, 4; Junior Leaders Corps 3, 4; Foreign Policy Club 4; Dramatic Club 4; Latin Club 3: Sequin 4; Hi-Y 2; Scribe 3, 4. 78 Marcia Pillsbury Marsh . . . bouncy personality . . full of vitality . . . misses the past . . . sailing in Maine . . . Pilgrim Fellowship . . . looking forward to France ... All Connecticut Cho- rus . . . Who, me? Student Council 3: Dramatic Club 2. 3. 4: Concert Choir 2. 3. 4: Choir 2, 3. 4; Foreign Policy 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: Magazine Drive Co-Chairman 4. Coleen Phillips Koala Bear . . . takes pride in her bulletin board . . . often seen with Sue . . . enjoys junk collecting and apple glomming ... I didn’t do it! G.A.A. 3. 4. Linda Pistrif+o Streeta . . . pretty brunette . . . always a smile on her face ... a certain blonde . . . those Friday adventures with Judy . . . Remember Camp Woodstock! . . . Oh! You’ve got to be kidding. Future Nurses 2: Junior Red Cross 2: Dramatic Club 2: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 3; F.H.A. 4- Ski Club 4; Folk Music Club 4. Linda Lee Pfister Lynn . . . often seen driving her Chevy rings on her fingers . . . those long nails member of C.Y.O. . . . collects banners enjoys sewing, cooking and good movies Oh Gee. G.A.A. 3. 4; F.fH.A. 4; Foreign Policy 3. 79 Greg M. Pitoniak Big Nak . . . sharp dresser . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . liked by all . . . pleasant, genial personality ... in on the action . . . cool and college . . . And I said to myself . . . self! Robert Prentice Bob ... a skilled bowler . . . the active treasurer of his M.Y.F. church group ... a nice guy to know ... an Audio-Visual enthusiast . . . one of the top salesmen in the magazine drive . . . Mr. Block, I'll be in 5A. Baseball 2, 3, 4; A.V.E.S. 2. 3, Vice-president 4. Ralph Pizzaferrato Ralph . . . quiet member of homeroom 206 . . . drives a white Ford . . . enjoys playing the guitar. 80 Cynthia Popielarczyk Cindy . . . long blonde hair . . . whizzing down the ski slopes ... a red Valiant at U-Conn . . . interests in Bates College, Ocean Beach. West Hartford . . . enjoys cooking and skiing . . . flat tires on I 91. Student Council 2: Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Scribe 4. William Prill Quill . . . may seem quiet ... a stock car enthusiast . . . finds a relaxation in playing pool . . . enjoys a good time. Joseph Prestia Joe . . . dark wavy hair and dark eyes . . . rhythm guitarist for the Hirum Walkers . . . Little League Coach . . . enjoys keeping on the move . . . fun-loving barn painter . . . ■•'Shots! Laurie Ann Purvis Laurie . . . industrious worker . . . particular about her appearance . . . those green eyes . . . partial to a certain '66 grad . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . What’s my favorite saying? G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Librarian 3, 4; F.H.A. 4: Scribe 4; Sequin 4. John Puskas Johnnie . . . thinks the Rolling Stones are the greatest . . . enjoys stock car races . . . always working on that '50 Chevy . . . plays the guitar. 81 Chester Reardon Chet . . . indispensable in the cafeteria . . . smiling face in the hall . . . quiet and dependable ... an eary riser . . . good nature . . . participates in intramural basketball. Katherine D. Ring Kathy . . . that dimpled smile . . . memories of Connecticut Dragway . . . knows what to say at the right time . . . works hard at things . . . asset to Twin City Optical . . . usually found skating on ice . . . partial to an F-85 Cutlass. F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 4; Library Club 4. Leslie J. Revzon Les . . . seems like a quiet member of the senior class, unless you know him . . . has memories of Misquamicut and sunburn . . . Lincoln Continentals galore . . . always trying to beat last year’s absentee record . . . Of course I’ll be in school tomorrow. Foreign Policy Club 2. Brad Rich Brad . . . happy-go-lucky and cheerful . . . lead guitarist . . . summers at the beach . . . barn painting .• . . Hey Joe. where's Schmitt? 82 Arthur Robinson Artie . . . life of homeroom 206 . . . Newington's safest (?) driver . . . well-liked . . . enjoys the finer things in life . . . one of the N.O.H.O. boys . . . enjoys parties and a good time . . . Good-ball. Cross Country 3; Football 2; Intramural Sports. Patricia Robinson Pattie . . . one of the dare devils of the senior class . . . anyone for a sigh? . . . forever on the move . . . famous for her mimicking . . . good things come in small packages . . . never without an exciting idea . . . truly one of the girls. G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; F.H.A. 2. 3. 4. James Peter Robinson Heime . . . exciting dresser . . . good times when out with the boys . . . dances up a storm . . . warm and friendly . . . another member of the Schwartz's . . . Where’s Louie? Foreign Policy 4. Martha Rodgers Marty . . . quiet but oh so alert . . . nothing escapes the eye of this future author . . . a petite blonde and serious student, but fun-loving as well. Foreign Policy 4 . 83 Julie Roof Julie . . . friendly personality . . . pretty smile- . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . has a confident stride . . . frequent tennis player . . . dabbles in drawing. Scribe Publications 4- G.A.A. 3, 4. Susan Rossitfo Sue . . that cute I'il bunny nose . . . natural blushon . . . Miss Mischievous of homeroom 208 . . . forever smiling . . . always on the go . . . NHS's own Shirley Temple. Janet Rosenblatt J. R. . . . an impeccable wardrobe . . . that blue M.G. . . . those memorable trips to Adelphi . . . distinguished by her beautiful raven-blacic hair ... a lively and vibrant personality . . . Cherish is a word . . . . . . Hi ya kid! G.A.A. 2. 4; F.H.A. 4. Nancy Ross Nancy . . . always having a good time . . . has a contagious laughter and sparkling smile . . . frequently seen with Joanie and Laury. G.A.A. 3. 4. 84 JoAnne M. Rousseau Rous . . . that contagious giggle . . . loyal choir member and our superb soprano soloist ... a constant dabbler in art and athletics . . . neat and smart dresser . . . helpful in all activities . . . those unforgettable winter trips to California. Mexico. Florida . . . Sorry I’m late again! Choir 2, 3; Librarian 4; Concert Choir 3. 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Jr. Leaders Corps 2. 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2; Jr. Red Cross 3: Folk Club 3. 4; Sequin 4. Frederic A. Roth Fred . . . Great talent in the music field . . . collects musical instruments and finds a challenge in learning to play them ... an asset to A.V.E.S. . . . loyal Luther Leaguer . . . hobbies include slot car racing . . . I'm proud of you! Band 2. 3. 4: Representative 2, 3. Debbie F. Russell Deb . . . always cheerful and fun to go along with . . . active participant in the school's music department . . . likes that 200 game on Wednesday night (????) . . . You're kidding, aren't you? Choir 2. 3. 4; Folk Music Club 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4. Sandra St. John Sandy ... a vivacious blonde . . . interest in the class of 1964 . . . plans for the future . . . excellent gymnast . . . Golly. G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4: Gymnastics Club 2. 3: Student Council 3: French Club 4. 85 Clifford Sargis Kip . . . sincere and dedicated scholar . . . interests include dramatics and spectator sports . . . church teacher ... a concern for people. Future Teachers of America 2; Foreign Policy 4; French Club 3. 4; Sequin 4. Glennis Sammons Glen . . . lighthearted . . . sincere . . . eyes that hold untold treasures . . . running around on Tuesday night . . . independent reading (vs. homework) . . . her own special insignia . . . en[oys animated discussions with M.E.Z. . . . As a matter of fact ... Choir 2. 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4: Foreign Policy 3, 4; French Club 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Gail Sampson Gail ... a petite bundle of charm . . . yummy wardrobe . . . our delicately featured China Blue Doll . . . always ready for weekends . . . devoted to the lunch table . . . tries not to push that panic button . . . doesn't think April’s foolish. G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Foreign Policy 3. 4; French Club 4; Choir 4. Susan Samsel Sam . . . wide-eyes and fair hair . . . aims for a career in teaching or journalism . . . outspoken and quick-witted . . . thrives on activity . . . grinning, laughing, teasing. Student Council 2. 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4; Folk Music Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Sequin 3: Business Manager 4; Latin Club 3: Hi-Y 2. 86 Charles M. Scanlon Red . . . quite the aggressive type . . . great pal . . . keen enthusiast of archery, baseball, and basketball . . . member of Columbian Squires. Richard Schaller Rich . . . silent yet deadly . . . spends many summer days water skiing . . . susceptible to speeding tickets . . . member of the illustrious barn painters . . . those Friday nights at the beach! . . . P. B. Soccer 2. 3: Foreign Policy 4. 87 Kenneth Schmitt 3eave . . . what would Newington do without him? ... an outspoken member of the Barn Painters . . . enjoys riding around in organized caravans, hunting and water skiing . . . remembers with laughter homeroom n eighth grade . . . that grey Impala . . . Mongoose! Soccer 2, 3; Captain 4. Craig Schroeder An avid member of Track and Cross Country . . . an active member of the Barn Painters . . . no homeroom is complete without one . . . that crazy 203. Track 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Varsity Club, Executive Board 4: Cross Country 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3. Donna Jean Schrager Donna . . . always a friendly hi . . . likes to sew . . . enjoys sports . . . often seen with Linda . . . What can I say? G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Leaders Corps 3. 4: Executive Board 3; Scribe 4; Sequin 4. Karen Schmuckli Kook ... an attractive member of our class . . . U-Conn, Corvettes, lab technicians, and next-door neighbors inhibit her mind . . . I'll cherish those memories of last summer. Choir 3: Librarian 4: Concert Choir 4; F.H.A. 2. 4; G.A.A. 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; French Club 3. 88 Robert Schultz Bob . . . quiet but gay ... a hard worker .. . fascinated by every make and model Peter Schudderkopf Pete . . . an ever-ready smile and a friendly Hello . . . will never forget Noxema . . . Bermuda . . . those Tuesday nights . . . a sincere and lasting friend . . . Don't worry; I have everything under complete control! ' Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Foreign Policy 3, 4: Student Council 4; Track Team 3; Homeroom Captain for Magazine Drive 4; Sequin 4. Stephen Selleck Steve . . . enjoys puttering around cars . . . responsible for many an interesting homeroom period ... a touch of humor . . . interested in woodworking. Stephen Seymour Steve ... a pleasant personality . . . loves to tease . . . studious looking with his glasses on . . . clever sense of humor. Ski Club 3, 4: Folk Music Club 4; Track 2; Cross Country 3. 89 Elizabeth Julia Skowronski Betty . . . warm and friendly . . . involved in a memorable party . . . active and hard working . . . enjoys summers and outside activities . . . sweet and saucy. Lucinda Shipps Cyd . . . pretty blue eyes ... a sincere person . . . always dependable .. . . diligent worker . . . loves tiny babies . . . addicted to chocolate . . . fascinated by the Amish . . . sailing on Long Island Sound . . . W.I.I.I.? Choir 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Foreign Policy 2, 3. 4; Dramatic Club 4: Magazine Drive Captain; Sequin 4. Barbara Jean Simlick Bobbie . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . The Barn . . . Sound View . . . collector of teddy bears . . . a certain boy . . . She's caught her catch! Choir 2; Folk Club 2, 3; A.V.E.S. 4; Pho-tography Club 4. Joan Marie Sims Joanie ... a lively member ot our class . . plans include the New York School of Interior Design . . . always seen with Laury and Nancy . . . that little green GTO . . . Hey Man! G.A.A. 3: Sequin 4. 90 Stephen Solosky Steve . . . ultra-Bond . . . asset to Gym Club . . . karate, |udo, and Confucius . . . never at a loss for words . . . appreciates the finer things in life . . . enjoys playing jump rope . . . where the girls are! Soccer 2; Hi-Y 3; Dramatic Club 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. Stanley Sobieski Stan . . . good-natured . . . adept in architecture and electronics . . . enjoys a good time . . . Especially in Physical Science class. Paula J. Soroka Soaky . . . quiet and shy until you get to know her . . . great personality . . . often seen with Deedee Di . . . Yeah, you’re all right! G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: F.H.A. 4. Lynn Sorrow Wyn . . . quiet and shy? ... a true friend who's always there with a generous helping hand . . . loves those trips to West Point . . . an active Rainbow Girl . . . Oh. that blonde uncle! G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: Foreign Policy 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; National Honor Society 4: Sequin 4. 9 Linda Sturtevant Lynn . . . gracefully fall with a beautiful wardrobe ... an avid Vermont slcier . . . brought jeans to Maine for everyone . . . fascinated by the picture in the engine room . . . Can I ask a question? G.A.A. 2. 3; Executive Board 4: Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Delta Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Judith Ann Souney Judsi . . . cheerful . . . often seen in a helmet . . . Saturdays in November at the beach? . . . loves driving a black Ford . . . has a strange habit of eating in choir . . . You think so, huh? G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3. 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3. 4. Sharon Stoltz Sharon . . . great person to know . . . loves buying clothes . . . special interests in Bentley college and South Windsor High . . . trips to Powder Hill and Ocean Beach . . . likes skiing and gymnastics . . . flat tire on route 91 . . . Cindy, got the car? G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3. 4; Gym Club 3: Dramatic Club 2. Gary Robert Stopa A swimming enthusiast . . . casual good dresser . . . excels in gymnastics . . . wine, women, and weekends . . . mischievous twinkle in his eyes. Gymnastics 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 3; Tennis 4; Latin Club 2. 92 Richard Sutton Dick . . . serious student . . . avid followe of industrial arts . . . interested in automo tive reports concerning powerglide . . . en joys driving. Nancy Sullivan Nanci . . . sunny disposition . . . genuine interest in people . . . those days at the beach with the girls in November . . . looks forward to the weekends . . . riding around in that certain Ford . . . those long walks . . . Now. what did I do? G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; F.H.A. 4; Dramatics 2; Mag. Drive Captain 4: Hi-Y 2. James Swanson Jim . . . math and physics pro . . . hard worker . . . dependable . . . Capital City Pistol and Gun Club . . . enjoys electronics woodworking, and photography . . . Would you believe? Theodore Swanson Ted ... a quiet and conservative first impression . . . likes basketball and baseball . . . always ready for a good game of tennis . . . Those crazy women drivers! . . . devout fan of stereo folk music, especially Peter. Paul, and Mary . . . cache of life-savers . . . avid reader of the Peanuts Crowd . . . Good-grief! Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3. 4; French Club 3. 93 Janet Elizabeth Swiconek Jan . . . usually seen with Linda and Marilyn . . . loyal member of choir . . . enjoys Voice I again? . . . former Sunday school teacher . . . enjoys reading, especially Uncle books . . . plays the organ . . . You’ve got to be kidding.” Foreign Policy 3: Choir 3: Robe Mistress 4; F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Library Club, Librarian 4. Patricia A. Taylor Pat ... a true friend . . . often seen in the Le Mans . . . infectious giggle . . . talk, talk, talk . . . enjoys sewing and working at Fox's . . . passion for chocolate pudding. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Foreign Policy 3, 4; Student Council 4. Geraldine A. Tabellione Clyde . . . never stops talking . . . cheerful disposition . . . the financier of 202 . . . partial to New Britain . . . remember Camp Woodstock? . . . those walks down N. B. Ave. with Linda . . . Forget N.B.G.H.? Never! . . . Moucho. Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; G.A.A. 3: F.H.A. 4. James J. Taricani Jim . . . accomplished billiard player . . . T-Bowl . . . Active member of Columbian Squires . . . K of C . . . Such a pity.” Track 3. 4; A.V.E.S. 2. 94 Elaine Tessman Lainey . . . great friend . . . dependable worker . . . expert seamstress . . . those winter vacations at New Orleans Mardi Gras . . . likes swimming and tennis . . . plans for Louisiana State University . . . Oh, come on! Future Homemakers 2, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Varsity Field Hockey 4; Gymnastics 4. Linda Ann Tenulcas Lyn . . . quick wit and ready smile . . . elle parle fran ais tres bien . . . outstanding student and class artist . . . spends spare time strumming guitar . . . true Marianne Faithful fan . . . that i Mod look . . . You gotta be kidding! Student Council 2; Scribe 2, Art Editor 3, 4; Sequin 3, Art Editor 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Junior Leaders' Corps 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. Linda Theriault Lin . . . cute and sweet . . . distinguishable dimples . . . usually seen with Donna . . . energetic . . . active in sports . . . loves to sew . . . Can't see it! G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Executive Board 3; Gym Club 2: Junior Leaders’ Corps 3, 4; Scribe Publications 4: Sequin 4. Steven J. Toce Steve . . . has a quick wit . . . that shy smile . . . what's homework? . . . member of the book-of-the-month club . . . takes life easy . . . baseball enthusiast . . . also en|oys hunting, tennis, bowling, and working on the car. Baseball 3, 4. 95 James Traficanti Jim . . . master of the language of Spain . . . math is not his specialty . . . formidable bridge player . . . hard worker. Latin Club 3. Stephen Tonucci Newington's cross country captain . . . excels in all sports, especially basketball ... a unique sense of humor . . . usually seen In his Pontiac ... a sharp dresser. Soccer 2; Cross Country 3, Captain 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4: Track 4; Varsity Club Executive Board 3. 4. Gregory S. Tower Tower . . . accomplished gymnast . . . javelin and discus thrower . . . all-around athlete . . . gunsmith. Football 2; Track 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. Diana Tracey Di . . . delicate and feminine blonde . . . that certain someone from Wethersfield . . . Oh, those Sunday afternoons at Friendly's . . . regular K of C attender . . . large, expressive eyes . . . drama enthusiast . . . Don't Panic! Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3. 4. 96 Michael Twohig Mike . . . tall and blonde . . . enjoys basketball, baseball, and pool . . . active in school sports . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . seen and not heard. Barbara Tryon Barb ... a truly wonderful friend . . . wild about sports cars ... a great wit that always has you laughing . . . will always remember the State of Maine . . . especially misses Cheri . . . Cherish! Choir 2, 3; Foreign Policy 3, 4; Latin Club 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4: Sequin 4. Joseph Van Camp Joe . . . talented sportsman . . . towers above many in height and intelligence . . . participates in Columbian Squires . . . Yeah, Sure! Football 2; Track 2; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Honor Society 4. Leo Veleas Lee . . . those expressive dark eyes . . . sarcastic jokes and subtle humor . . . quiet? . . . excels in all sports ... an active member in the Schwartz Club? . . • Think I'll have a roadmaster! Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. 97 Douglas Roger Walrath Ez . . . where there’s a good time to be had, there's Doug . . . active member of Schwartz Club . . . partial to the color green . . . Is a serious student and participant in current political affairs . . . some day our U. S. President? Baseball 2. 3; Student Council 3. 4. Janice Walsh Jan . . . lively . . . loves to laugh ... a charming Miss Newington 1966 . . . boys are her hobby . . . often seen with Jeanie and Rosa . . . always trying to get her seat changed . . . I'm Sorry! Junior Leaders Corps; Student Council; G.A.A. 2, 4, Executive Board 3. Linda Veneziano Mollis . . . partial to New Britain . . . will always remember Camp Woodstock . . . those walks down New Britain Ave. with Geri . . . sews as a hobby . . . short and sweet . . . You are? G.A.A. 3. 4; Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; F.H.A. 4. Diann B. Vilkelis Di . . . welcome addition to N.H.S. ... a quiet blonde who looks forward to the weekend . . . loves to cook with special preference for Italian food . . . interest in interior decorating. Grover Cleveland High School Sing 2; Service 2, 3. 98 David Weekes Dave . . . always seen riding around on that cycle . . . racing cars on the turnpike . . . a past worker of MacDonald's and that other place . . . quiet and yet outspoken when it comes to hamburgers. Pamela Wicke Pam . . . petite and trim appearance . . . appreciates folk music ... a future secretary . . . likes to sew . . . has a special interest outside of Newington . . . Oh Dear! G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Choir 2. 3: Folk Music Club 3; Secretary 4: Student Council 4: National Honor Society 4; Sequin Typing Editor 4: Dramatic.Club 2. Marilyn Weiner Affable. witty, and a brilliant conversationalist . . . fond of painting, ballet, and Jazz . . . many happy days ahead . . . You're kidding. Foreign Policy 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. 2, 4: F.H.A. 4- French Club 3, 4. David Wierbicki Dave . . . blonde . . . chemical whiz . . . fancy dresser . . . always giving odds to Leo . . . performs well in sports . . . Little Davie Wierbicki. Football 2. 3. 99 Susan Williams Will . . . music and dancing delight her . . . aims for the business world . . . fun to be with ... a conscientious student . . . hai a special interest on Market Square . . . Oh,, are you serious? G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Junior Leaders Corps 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; Sequin Typing Editor 4. Clifton Wilson Joe . . . one of the tall ones . . . easy going . . . famous for declaring National Holidays . . . agility on a skateboard? . . . always talking . . . It wasn’t my fault! Football 2. 3. Keith James Wilbur Minnesota . . . devotes his after school hours at the Newington Hospital for Crippled Children . . . member of the Columbian Squires . . . likes billiards and baseball. Robert Williams Bob . . . Scoop . . . active with the Boy Scouts, Pilgrim Fellowship, and choir . . . hobbies are electricity and photography . . . has electric personality, friendly, calm and helpful . . . Just don't panic! A.V.E.S. 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3, President 4; Football Manager 2. 4: Choir 2. 3. 4; All-State Choir 3, 4. 100 Diane M. Winalski Dee . . . pleasant personality . . . only her hairdresser knows for sure . . . constant companion of Paula and Moresh . . . Give me a break. F.H.A. 4. Janet Wolf Jan . . . our dependable class treasurer . . . has class spirit to spare . . . that memorable trip to St. Louis ... an attractive and respected member of her class . . . proficient seamstress . . . Good things come in big packages! Class Treasurer 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. Executive Board 4; Varsity Field Hockey 3; French Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2: Scribe 4; F.H.A. Junior Parliamentarian 3; State Parliamentarian, Conn. Delegate to National FHA Convention 4; National Honor Society 4. Lap Yun Wong Lap . . . our newest friend from Hong Kong . . . shy and quiet ... a pleasant and interesting friend . . . studious and intelligent . . . loves swimming and records. Kathleen Woods Kathie . . . cute and friendly . . . clever creator of homeroom 25's magazine assembly commercials . . . definite interest in the University of Bridgeport . . . loves weekends but likes school too . . . Don't Panic! G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Junior Red Cross 3. 101 Sharon WoolleH Shar ... an interest in U-Conn . . . always waiting for the weekend . . . craves Friendly's hamburgers . . . a G. Fox girl . . . appears quit to those who don't know her well . . . those beautiful sweaters . . . Where's Carol? G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Foreign Policy 4: F.H.A. 4. Robert J. Young Easy going ... a sharp dresser . . . one of the Grand Union dependables . . . seems quiet ... an honored member of the R. A. Club. Track 2. Gerald Worgaftik Gerry ... a famous practical joker . . . makes a terrific rabbit . . . unusual hobbies . . . I'll hit you right in the head! Track 2; Choir 3. 4: Foreign Policy 2. James Yoerkie Jim . . . friendly and sincere ... a quick sense of humor makes him fun to be with . . . an excellent bowler? . . . always having trouble with his lenses! Chess Club 2. 3, 4; A.V.E.S. 3. Secretary 4. 102 Mildred Zeldes Millie . . . vivacious worker for school and community . . . dedicated scholar and Foreign Policy Club president . . . spent a great summer at Trinity College . . . Sure success . . . sensational Hawaiian Punch girl. Foreign Policy Club 2, 3; President 4; Auditorium Committee 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; French Club 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Sequin 4; Sophomore Class Vice-President 2. Audrey Zadrowski Aud . . . those big blue eyes and long blonde hair . . . meticulous in dress . . . that certain someone . . . ambitious and capable leader . . . always on the go . . . Oh, you're kidding. Dramatic Club 3; G.A.A. 2, Executive Board 3, 4; Cheerleading 3; J.V. Captain; Latin Club 3; F.H.A. 3, Reporter 4; National Honor Society 4; Sequin Editor 4. Ellen Zeldner Ellen . . . sophisticated ... a favorable addition to our class . . . enjoys volunteering at U. S. Military and Veterans Hospitals . . . talented in Journalism . . . drives a classy but squeaky Porsche . . . active in the NCCJ . . . has lived in countries all over the world. Business Manager, Feature Editor of yearbook (The Tomahawk) 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Writer for school newspaper 2, 3; Teen Correspondent for city papers 2, 3; Sequin 4: Foreign Policy 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, Executive Board 3. Michael Zizzamia Big G . . . quiet but claims he’s just studious . . . likes to play football with the boys . . . popular with the faculty . . . finds swimming fun . .. Is it really he? Track 2; Latin Club 3. 103 Scarlett Travers Scarlett . . . newest addition to the Class of ’67 . . . expressive brown eyes and a quiet smile . . . plans a career in Sociology . . . What’s it to ya? G.A.A. 4: Slci Club 3. 4; Bowling Club I. Linda Gotta Linda . . . welcome addition from Atlanta, Georgia . . . pro on the basketball court . . . talks with drawl from the deep, deep South . . . Singing vagabond who left her heart in the deep South . . . You win some, you lose some. Phyllis Ajaski Ellen Zuckerman Zuck . . . friendly smile and willing hand . . . cutest in pigtails and red gym suit . . . among her talents—art, music, Tininkling . . . a member of the Annex Cafeteria for lunch bunch . Choir 3, 4: Concert Choir 4: Leaders Corps 3. 4; Gymnastics Club 2; Dramatic Club 2, 3; French Club 4: Foreign Policy Club 2. Secretary 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, Executive Board 3, 4. Mary Ellen Zuzan Zulu . . . true non-conformist ... a photographic mind ... a fearless daredevil . . . pinball machine fanatic . . . willing to try anything once! . . . Did you do your Advanced Math? G.A.A. 2, 3, Executive Board 4; Art Club 4; Dramatic Club 4: Foreign Policy 4; Choir 3, 4; Sequin 4; Leader’s Corps 3, 4; Field Hockey 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; Hi-Y 2. 104 In Appreciation The Class of 1967 would like to take this opportunity to express its gratitude to an outstanding faculty member, Miss Diana Davis. Throughout our three years at N.H.S. Miss Davis, as class adviser, has given most generously of her time for the betterment of our class, and has taken an active part in every event sponsored by the Class of '67. For your devotion and service, Miss Davis, we thank you! “What in me is dark . . . illumine. - Milton 105 Also in the fall we held a Sports Rally, at which the students were acquainted with the various fall-sports teams. Captains: Marsha and Gen© The annual magazine drive started off with a bang. Several seniors reached their quotas that first weekend, as they strove to achieve top sales and homeroom recognition. This year the senior class did better than did any previous year. We exceeded our class quota by more than $2,000.00, a fact every member of the Class of '67 can be proud of. Bruce Mortensen, Jim Chesney, Bob Prentice, and Peter Buckingham walked off with the top prizes; Shirley Kircheis was the winner of the $50 drawing. On November third we had our magazine party at which senior class members provided entertainment. Thanks to the American Field Service, the Class of '67 had the privilege of having as one of its members Teodore Oliveros from the Philippines. Teddy, as she became known to her classmates, became an indispensable part of the senior class. 107 Magazine Drive Homeroom Captains Claire Barrows with Mrs. Hathaway Dave Merrill with Mr. Ashton As the fall came to a close, we began to think of our future plans, and thanks to the helpful advice of Mr. Ashton and Mrs. Hathaway, we all were able to find a school or organization that suited our needs. These special events will forever remain highest in our memories, but our senior year consisted of much more. Everyday occurrences also have some significance on the make-up of a class, as we will realize as we look back upon the classes, sports, and activities that made up our senior year at N.H.S. 108 D.A.R. Recipient Each year the Daughters of the American Revolution honors one girl in its area with the DAR Good Citizenship Award. This year the Newington Chapter has named Barbara Desmond the recipient of the award based on her qualities of dependability, leadership, patriotism, and scholarship. Barbara has been given a pin signifying her award and in the spring she will meet all the Connecticut DAR recipients at,a tea where the one state recipient will be named. Barbara is a most active member of many school clubs and is President of the Student Council. She has also attended Laurel Girls' State. She is a credit both to her school and to her community and is most deserving of this honor. Barbara Desmond 109 “Let such deep hours not fade with the day.” - Benfet in APPLIED MATH First Row: T. Bianca, A. DiPietro, F. Holt, K. McDonnell, C. Pep-lau, Second Row: P. Collins, L. Feshler, P. Jurewiez, T. Miller, J. Puskas, Third Row: B. Martin, J. DeLucco, C. Klewicki, E. Mulrane, S. Rossitto, P. Taylor, Fourth Row: D. Lecuive, N. McAndrew, N. Mulryan, S. To-nucci, Mr. Gordes SPANISH III First Row: M. Zuzan, M. Rodgers, C. Brozozowy, Second Row: P. Schuddekopf, L. Augustine, J. Robinson, A. DiPietro, Third Row: M. Giulietti, S. Freese, R. Jansen, P. Collins, Mrs. Reisin-ger LATIN IV First Row: S. Samsel, J. Pew, D. Kalinoski, J. Chesney, Second Row: J. Horn, E. Tessmann, R. Christensen, J. Souney, Third Row: M. Zeldes, C. Barrows. D. Cherlin, A. Maiorani, Miss Hopper 112 FRENCH IV First Row: M. Weiner, K. McDonnell, P. Emard. B. Bower, Second Row: J. Wolf, E. Bo-Natsakis. L. Tenulcas, Third Row: C. Sargis, P. Bucking-ham, Mrs. Fiederlein. ENGLISH IV First Row: C. Burns. J. Ches-ney, R. Christensen, N. Dan-forth, Second Row: K. Erickson. S. Freese. J. Greenshields. J. Hardigan. Third Row: B. Domeika. P. Murray, B. Tryon, M. Rodgers. Fourth Row: S. Seymour, T. Swanson, M. Two-hig, J. Wolf, Fifth Row: L. Sorrow. Mr. Parkyn CLOTHING Seated: D. Kozaz. J. Fuggetta, R. Miele. G. Chayer, S. Beach, P. Middlemas, R. Goulet, D. Miller. K. Del Barba. Standing: B. Simlick, C. Phillips, Mrs. Phillips, L. Phister. G. Tabel-lione 113 SOCIOLOGY First Row: J. Lindroth, L. Grogan. N. Ross. Second Row: N. Hancock. B. Osterby, D. Lind-strom, Third Row: S. Lang, L. Gotta. C. Mariotti, D. Con-tessa. Fourth Row: D. Lynch, R. Schultz. R. Young, Fifth Row: G. Stopa. K. Peterson, Mrs. Chesley DRAFTING C. Scanlon A. Fuchs S. Sobieslci AUTOMOTIVES R. Young, T. Lamb, Mr. Paslc-avitch, D. Lindstrom, R. Berube. W. Clavette. T. Miller 114 EURASIAN HISTORY First Row: G. Bourquin, D. Merrill, B. Csinsi. Second Row: C. Barrows, C. Chambers, L. Flynt, T. Swanson. Third Row: K. Erickson, K. Gunning, S. Melly, Mr. Lee ECONOMICS First Row: D. Archibald, J. Bergeron. J. Hewitt, C. Grant, J. Doyle, Second Row: J. Burns. J. Kasetta. M. Mellor, S. Solosky, Third Row: S. Augustus, J. DeAngelo, D. Le-cuivre, E. Mulrane. Fourth Row: M. Zizzamia, J. VanCamp, Mr. Dos Santos PHYSICS First Row: D. Merrill, S. Augustus, R. Christensen, T. O'Meara. Second Row: J. Greenshields, R. Burton, B. Do-meika. N. James, Third Row: J. Yoerkie. J. Carlton, D. Gagnon, J. Hewitt, Fourth Row: H. Goodwin, E. Minor, D. Walrath, Mr. Hill 115 TRANSCRIPTION L. Theriault, J. Root, C. Pop-ielarczyk, D. Schrager, S. Wil-liams, L. Purvis ADVANCED MATH First Row: D. Koonze, J. Ches-ney, C. Grant, B. Pease, Second Row: S. Toce, L Sorrow, N. James, T. Beveridge, Third Row: J. VanCamp, C. Chambers, M. Zeldes, Fourth Row: Mrs. Wendrychowicz. M. Two-hig, L. Flynt, Filth Row: H. Goodwin, G. Bourquin, Sixth Row: T. Swanson, J. Green-shields, Seventh Row: E. Minor PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY First Row: J. Chesney, D. Harlow, Second Row: T. Block, P. Schuddekopf, J. Hartigan, P. Paternostro, Third Row: J. Ma-zocoli, J. Greenshields, S. Kir-chies, J. Robinson, Fourth Row: M. Weiner, G. Gwizc, P. Kissed, Filth Row: J. Taricani, J. Wilson, M. Twohig, Sixth Row: Mrs. Scoler, J. Oliver I 16 Concert Choir Row I: D. Cherlin, J. Rousseau, E. Zuckerman, C. Barrows, M. Pillsbury, M. Babcock, K. Schmucki, L. Ingalls, K. Wilson, Row 2: Mr. Lenoce, L. Flynt, D. Tracy, C. Chambers, J. Betz, C. Chambers, J. Haggart, V. Kedzierski, P. Knight, J. Kaiko, D. Golden, C. Brazel, P. Bednarz, Row 3: T. Allard, L. Belas, S. Wallace, M. Winkley, D. Wetherbee, D. Barham, G. Gatter, D. Koonze, C. Sycz, D. Chesney, T. Sliva, M. Gantner The Concert Choir is a small selective group open to choir members who have some talent and experience. Tryouts are held early in the fall. The group meets during activity periods only two days a week, so the members must put extra effort into their rehearsals, which are expertly directed by Mr. Lenoce. The concert choir performs in most of the school concerts. Pleasure, fulfillment, and experience are received by all its members. 117 Choir Come on, people, work! Feet on the floor, sit up straight. Take thirty. These are familiar sayings to any member of choir, which is probably the most popular course at Newington High. Choir meets three times a week, and its members receive a half credit toward graduation. Under the leadership of Mr. Joseph Lenoce, the choir performs at the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Memorial Day assemblies and also at graduation. The members of choir work especially hard during the year in preparation for the annual Christmas and spring concerts. The week before the concerts is filled with rehearsals in class, during activities, and at night. After the concerts, it has become a tradition for a member of 118 the choir to hold an open house, looked forward to by all. Accompanist: Mr. Norman Racicot President: Greg Gatter Secretary-Treasurer: Barbara Desmond Ticket Chairman: Martha Babcock Publicity Chairman: Pam Kissell Robe Mistresses: Janet Swiconek Debbie Russell Music Librarians: Nancy James Marilyn Burton Joanne Rousseau Karen Schmuckle Row I: Mr. Lenoce, J. Swiconek, M. Burton. B. Desmond, P. Kissell, G. Getter, M. Babcock, J. Rousseau, N. James, K. Schmuckli, L. Charter, Row 2: C. Barrows, M. Zuzan, E. Zuckerman, J. Kaiko, D. Cherlin, L. Flynt, D. Golden, K. Gunning, A. DiPietro, G. Sampson, J. Johnson, D. Russell, Row 3: V. Mercurio, R. Williams, C. Peplau, M. Pillsbury, C. Chambers, J. Haggart, D. Barham, J. Worgaftik, D. Balducci, D. Koonze, D. Gagnon, D. Anderson, L. Tenukas. 120 The band plays at all home football games, and presents half-time routines in conjunction with the twirlers corps. The fall season closes with the Christmas concert which is | a combined band, orchestra, choir, and drama department program. In the spring the band and orchestra present a major program with the choir. The band comprises forty-two members and the orchestra seventeen. Membership depends on one's ability to play a band or orchestra instrument. The twirler corps works closely with the band. In some instances the corps performs by itself. This year the corps presented a student dance which featured the Brad Davis Musical Caravan. and Orchestra Row I: P. Jurewicz, J. Murray, W. Kupsaw, J. Petanovitch, C. Williams, Row 2: R. Hanbury, T. Siliva, D. Spitzer, J. Burden, F. Roth, Mr. Wilson, Row 3: B. Bennett, P. Murray, G. Chiapponi, N. Brown, D. Anderson 121 SENIOR HOMEROOM 24— First Row: K. Fontana, L. Eckert, D. Gwordz, N. Feshler, K. Erickson, C. Emmons. J. Dinnie, L. Flynt, C. Frackl, Second Row: S. Duponte, A. DiPietro, J. Fuggetta, B. Dell Donna, N. Danforth, B. Desmond, E. Foley, Third Row: R. Dumouchel, J. DeLucco, A. Fuchs, D. Gagnon, G. Gatter, P. Emard, J. Doyle, W. Domieka, Fourth Row: J. Drena, S. Freese, S. Ferreria, E. Grant, J. D’Angelo, S. Fogarty. SENIOR HOMEROOM 25—First Row: J. Wolf, A. Zadrowski, M. Zuzan, P. Wicke, D. Walrath, S. Williams, S. Woollett, M. Zeldes, M. Weiner, Second Row: D. Winalski, J. Walsh, K. Woods, M. Zizzamia, C. Wilson, L. Veneziano, D. Vilkelis, E. Zuckerman, Third Row: K. Wilbur, J. Yoerkie, D. Wierbicki, R. Williams, D. Weekes. SENIOR HOMEROOM 20— First Row: P. Jurewicz, D. Kozaz, P. Kissed, S. Kircheis, D. Lecuivre, K. Kalinowski, W. Mag, K. Klewicki, S. Lang—Second Row: A. Mattia, T. Kopek, S. Marcoux, J. Lind-roth, J. Kaiko, M. Kilmartin, D. Lonergan, A. Maiorani, T. May—Third Row: D. Koonze. D. Lynch, C. Mariotti, F. Lewonczyk, J. Kaseta, R. Karalus, R. Martin, H. Kalman, T. Keltonic, W. Leavitt. SENIOR HOMEROOM 23—First Row: S. Ott, G. Olesen, K. Murphy, B. Osterby, J. Miele. K. Me-Cusker, S. Melly, J. Oliver, L. Moreschi—Second Row: D. Merrill, V. Mercurio, R. Miele, D. Miller, P. Middlemass, A. McNulty, K. McDonnell, N. Mulryan, E. Moffat, G. Miranda, E. Milrane—Third Row: D. Miller, N. McAndrew, B. Mortensen, T. O'Meara, D. Mentzer, P. Murray, J. Mazzaccoli, T. Miller, E. Minor, W. Miller 123 SENIOR HOMEROOM 11—First Row: C. Barrows, J. Boncal, B. Bower, E. Bourquln, L. Augustine, T. Beveridge, M. Babcock, Second Row: T. Block, D. Anderson, S. Anderson, D. Boulden, S. Beach, C. Albert, P. Blake, S. Augustus, D. Balducci, D. Bernard, Third Row: T. Bianco, B. Bennett, P. Albro, S. Argosy, R. Alexander, D. Barham, D. Archibald. D. Bergeron, R. Asci. SENIOR HOMEROOM 15—First Row: J. Johnson, J. Haggart, C. Hamaluk, L. Hull, N. James. L. Grogan, N. Hancock, D. Golden, K. Gunning, Second Row: J. Horvath, L. Wong, J. Greenshields, S. Jasiunas. R. Goulet, J. Horn, F. Holt, D. Goren, R. Johnson, M. Giulietti, Third Row: K. Janson, R. Grandahl, D. Harlow, G. Gwisc, C. Hawley, J. Hartigan, D. Glazer, R. Hedstrom, R. Feshler 124 SENIOR HOMEROOM 203—First Row: D. Schrager, N. Ross, J. Root, J. Rosenblatt, S. Samsel, S. Rossitto, G. Sampson, G. Sammons. M. Rodgers—Second Row: C. Sargis, S. St. John, J. Rousseau, C. Shipps, K. Schmuckli, P. Robinson, D. Russell, P. Schuddekopf—Third Row: F. Savage, C. Scanlon, R. Savage, R. Schultz, S. Selleck, S. Seymour, C. Schroeder, J. Robinson, K. Schmitt, R. Schaller, F. Roth. SENIOR HOMEROOM 206—First Row: E. Parker, L. Purvis, C. Popielarczyk, J. Pezzenti, C. Peplau, J. Pew, C. Philips, A. Perschy—Second Row: M. Pillsbury, A. Parys, R. Prentice, R. Pease, G. Pitomak, P. Paternostro, C. Roardon, C. Ring—Third Row: J. Puskas, J. Owen, L. Revzon, A. Robinson, L Paul, J. Prestia, W. Prill, R. Pizzoferato. K. Oughston. SENIOR HOMEROOM 104—First Row: L. Charter. S. Bryenton, J. Chapman, J. Carlton, T. Oli-veros, M. Burton. G. Chayer, C. Clark, L. Charney—Second Row: P. Buckingham, R. Burton, B. Connelly, C. Chambers, E. Curtin, D. Cherlin, D. Contessa. R. Clark, D. Buden—Third Row: R. Conners, B. Csinsi, W. Clavette, C. Burns, J. Chesney. R. Christensen. SENIOR HOMEROOM 202—First Row: L. Sturtevant, L. Tenukas, L. Sorrow, B. Simlick, P. Ta'j J. Swiconek, D. Tracey, E. Tessmann, Tryon—Second Row: S. Sobieski. R. Sutton, J. Sims, S. Sh L. Theriault, P. Soroka, J. Taricani, T. Swanson—Third Row: J. Traficanti, J. Swanson, M. Twohic VanCamp, S. Toce, S. Tonucci, L. Veleas, G. Stopa. S. Solosky. 126 “You work and work, and keep on working . . . Your hair falls out, your eyes grow bleary, Your bones grow old, your outlook dreary: But you never seek to break the fetters . . . You’ve worked enough; you’ve earned the leisure To have some poor but honest pleasure.” Hoffenstein 127 Drama Club Row I: S. Kirchels, E. Zuckerman, P. Jurwicz, T. Beveridge, N. James, B. Bower, M. Zuzan, L Augustine, J. Pew, Row 2: S. Sam-sel. C. Albert. L. Sorrow, M. Pillsbury, D. Koonze, P. Schuddekopf, M. Guiletti, J. Kaiko, J. Johnson, G. Sammons, KA. Babcock, Row 3: F. Holt, L. Braithwaite, L Tenukas, C. Hamaluk, S. Soiosky, J. Kaseta, W. Domeika, C. Shipps, B. Tryon, K. McDonneW, J. Carlton. The purpose of the Dramatic Club is to develop interest and appreciation in the dramatic arts and literature. The club seeks to provide all members with a chance to participate in the year's activities and to entertain its audiences. Membership consists of sophomores, juniors, and seniors with interest, ability, and potential. Under the guidance of Mr. Hall, adviser, the Dramatic Club took on such projects as a Film Festival, consisting of popular films no longer offered in theaters or on television, which were shown monthly for five months beginning in November for a small admission price. Also, a Fine Arts bulletin was published listing the 130 dramatic presentations in the area for those interested in attending. For the Christmas Program, an adaptation of Dylan Thomas' A Child's Christmas In Wales was produced by the club. In the spring, A Thurber Carnival was staged. This year proved to be a very successful one for the Newington High School Dramatic Club. OFFICERS President: Bonnie Bower Vice-President: Truda Beveridge Secretary: Nancy James Treasurer: David Koonze Chess Club Row I: P. Albro, D. Lynch, J. Greenshields, D. Merrill, R. Alexander, B. Clem, Row 2: J. Fourban, R. Danforth, D. Zoeler, J. Apru-zese, J. Yoerlcie. M. Winkley. P. Ring. C. Sycz. J. Murray, G. Bourquin, M. Zembrowslci. The Chess Club of Newington High School is the focal point of the age-old, timeless game of Chess. Anyone with an interest in Chess is eligible for membership in the club. Knowledge of the game is not a prerequisite, since the chief aim of the club is to promote interest in Chess and Newington High. The activities of the Chess Club include intra-club tournaments with an over-all winner proclaimed the champion and interscholastic meets with other schools. President: Jack Greenshields Secretary: Bruce Mortensen Treasurer: Robert Alexander Recorder: Dave Merrill Adviser: Mr. Melvin R. Parrette 132 The Auditorium Committee renders services of administration in coordinating auditorium programs. It provides opportunities for its members to gain experience in programing and organizing public speaking. This club meets twice a month, or more often if heavy scheduling so demands. Most of the details of planning, however, are carried out by the individual members before or after school or during activities. Some of these duties are: selection of programs, meeting and introducing guest speakers, correspondence, and close work with A.V.E.S. The club's membership consists of two members from each class and is consequently on a selective basis. 133 Row I: F. Leiber. M. Zeldes. Row 2: P. Fisher. C. Webb, L. Braithwaite, P. Knight. Art Club N. Sarubbi, L. Dellapa, D. OuleHe, M. Giuliettl, P. Lewonczyle, J. Nielsen, J. Pew, D. Mentzer, M. Zuzan, P. Kehoe. L. Augustine. Miss Santacroce, adviser. The Art Club's main function is to be of service to the school. By making posters for school clubs and events, the club is one of the main heralds of school activities. The club meets on alternating Tuesdays during first and second activities. Except for the monthly business meetings, the periods are used as work periods. The club sponsors various fund-raising activities throughout the year, including the sale of art supplies. President: Doug Mentzer Vice President: Serta Hooge Secretary: Laura Dellapa Treasurer: Pat Kehoe 134 Debate Club The Debate Club is a very active organization under the direction of its sponsor, Miss Davis. The club's members engage in both novice and varsity debates with other schools in the Greater Hartford area in addition to debates within the club. Highlighting each year are the tournaments which are held in the spring. These consist of three Greater Hartford Conference tournaments and statewide toOrnaments held at Wesleyan College, Trinity College, Central Connecticut State College, and the University of Connecticut. During the past few years, our debate teams have put Newington High in the position of one of the top teams in the Greater Hartford area. 135 Row I: L. Belas, M. McGuiness, Row 2: M. Moser, A. Fitzpatrick. Student Council First Row: D. Vujs, P. Rzasa, D. Hoyle, B. Desmond, R. Mortenson, F. Lieber, T. Oliveros, S. Samsel, P. Wicke, Second Row: W. Kupsaw, L. Moretti, R. Horwitz, S. Casioppo, K. McCusker, M. Setter, E. Janson, S. Kircheis, J. Carlton. Third Row: C. Sycz, P. Taylor, C. Peplau, P. Kehoe, M. Morrissey, D. Gesnaldo, B. Pufnak, K. Collins, C. Chambers, J. Green-shields. Fourth Row: C. Albreycht, D. Fancolino, D. Wetherbee, J. Brazel, W. Domeika, T. Sliva, L. Ellison, G. Bourquin, M. DeCapua. Officers: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Barbara Desmond Rodney Mortenson Faye Lieber Deborah Hoyle The Student Council of Newington High is an organization which bases its work on the handling of pupil affairs and policies. Suggestions from both the student body and the faculty are welcomed. The major part of the Student Council work is-car-ried on in the committees. All members must participate in at least three committees which hold meetings during the week. Reports are made by the committees to the council as a whole, on each Tuesday, All regular meetings are conducted according to parliamentary procedure. Membership consists of one representative and one alternate from each homeroom at the beginning of the school year. The four Council officers are elected in the spring of the previous school year. Under their new advisor, Mr. Flynn, this year's Council has begun some new projects such as a Holly Ball during the Christmas season, and a school supplies store. The Student Council is affiliated with the Connecticut Association of Student Councils and the National Association of Student Councils, and participates actively in the various workshops and conferences of these organizations. First Row: N. Petralito, K. Vienot, B. Bower, M. Krysiak, P. Morrissey, L. Charter, J. Miele, M. Slattery, M. Gantner, Second Row: C. Brazel. D. Clark, C. Argosy, B. Camar, C. Grant, K. Erickson, J. Pew, L. Hull. A. Impelluso, D. Pignone, D. Wider Third Row: J. Ramsay. P. Linn, S. Augustine, R. McIntosh, D. Walrath, P. Schuddekopf, J. Schneider, J. Jones, J. Schuetz. J. Stack. Student Council Officers Mr. Flynn, Adviser, B. Desmond, R. Mortenson, D. Hoyle, F. Lieber. 138 Jazz Casual Casual is definitely the descriptive adjective for the intimate group in this jazz society. The sole purpose of the club is the unfeigned enjoyment of jazz music. Every Wednesday the group assembles in the dressing room opposite the west stage door to listen to records. The club members choose and import the selections for each meeting. President—Doug Mentzer Secretary—Tina Lach Adviser—Mrs. Chesley Row I: J. Mentzer, R. DuMouchel. D. Mentzer. R. Mezzoccodi, Row 2: J. Marchlewslti, T. Lach. Mrs. Chesley (adviser). H. Pawliclt, G. Cameron. L. Rouneau, J. Petama. Sequin The Sequin Club is responsible for compiling and editing the yearbook. The members, who are primarily seniors, are selected on the basis of their outstanding ability and upon recommendations from their teachers. The club consists of four groups: the literary staff wrote articles on the various school functions and identified the many happy faces that appear within the pages of Sequin; the art staff created the cover and layout designs which were used throughout the yearbook; the business staff canvassed the area for advertisements, patrons, and friends; the typing staff recreated the scratchings of the literary staff to bring reading order out of chaos. The club had their meetings on Tuesdays, after school in room 201, with the exception of the Art Staff, which met in the art room. A yearbook should reflect the spirit of a class. The Sequin staff hopes that they have been able to put into words and pictures that special character which sets the Class of 1967 apart as an individual, unusual class. Advisers: Miss Paternostro Miss Kelly: Business Miss Santacroce: Art Row I: P. Emard, S. Samsel, C. Barrows, J. Greenshields, A. Zadrowski, K. McDonnell, M. Babcock, S. Williams, D. Merrill, Row 2: J. Pew, P. Wicke, J. Carlton, M. Zeldes, D. Golden, K. Gunning, S. Kircheis, E. Zeldner, M. Zuzan, L. Tenukas, Row 3: B. Barrett, S. Burns, L. Sorrow, A. Fitzpatrick, K. Telangitz, C. Shipps, B. Tryon, N. Danforth, M. McGuiness, J. Johnson, Row 4: C. Sargis, D. Lecuivre, D. Buden, J. D’Angelo, P. Schuddekopf 140 Editors C. Barrows, S. Samsel, M. Babcock, P. Schuddekopf, P. Emard, J. Greenshields, L. Tenukas, A. Zadrow-ski, M. Zuzan, K. McDonnell, P. Wicke, D. Merrill, S. Williams. Art Staff L. Augustine, M. Swaine, J. Rousseau, P. Selwyn, L Tenukas, R. Karalus, P. Splaine, B. Csinsi, S. Marcoux, J. Sims, Miss Santacroce, D. Menher. Typing Staff Row I: S. Williams, P. Wicke, R. Goulet, Row 2: L. Theriault, L. Purvis, D. Lynch, D. Schrager, C. Popielarczyk. 141 The American Field Service has given me a knowledge of not only the Spanish culture, quite different from ours, but, most important, of the Spanish people. As a daughter of the Asua family, residing in Balboa, I lived and learned the Spanish way of life, which itself develops from the closely-knit family unit. Religion is an influential aspect of their slow-moving culture, as are their fiestas which are celebrations rooted in their religion. The fiestas manifest the happy character of a people as proud of their nationality and traditions as we are of our American heritage. Barriers are meant to be broken and our most powerful weapon is understanding, which I have learned. I can't find the words to express my gratitude to the student body and all the people of Newington who supported the AFS program and me as their representative to Spain. I can no more easily express all the benefits of such a rewarding experience. I do hope to share these with all who are interested and will listen. Men and women, old and young, students and graduates whom I met; from informal Hi's to formal How do you do's to assembly introductions; all make me feel at home. Here and there I find warm welcomes; helping hands whenever and wherever I am in need, and friendly smiles. I feel secure both at home with my family and outside with nice people. When I go home, I will go to the University of the Philippines, hoping to major in agricultural chemistry. I know I will occasionally live in the past when I go back, but how can I help it? These memories will be my inspiration to try hard and find a way back. For me to travel in a foreign country, like the United States, to live for one short year with new people, in a new environment, is wonderful; but what makes it more thrilling and wonderful is that I am here in Newington, Connecticut— which is but a tiny speck in the universe, but has lots to offer. A new chapter in my life has opened here; one that can never end. I thank you all. Teddy visits Newington 143 French Club The French Club consists of students in French III and French IV. Every other Friday a regular class period is turned into a club meeting. At this time the members have a chance to become acquainted with French culture and to gain facility in speaking French by listening to records, singing, and playing games, under the guidance of Mrs. Mara. In the spring a French banquet is held and the members of the club provide some type of entertainment. Row I: B. Barrett, M. Pillsbury, N. James, J. Wolf, P. Purewicz, C. Hamalulc, T. Block, G. Sammons, K. McDonnell, Row 2: L. Shieber, M. Adler, M. Weiner, E. Zuckerman, N. Danforth, B. Bower. J. Oliver, E. Bonatsakes, M, Zeldes, Row 3: C. Sargis, T. O'Meara. P. Emard, D. Golden. M. Krysiak, L. Tenukas, G. Sampscn, N. Mulryan. P. Selwyn. K. Kufta, P. Buckingham. Row 4: N. Petralito, R. Savage, H. Kalman, P. Murray F.H.A. Kathy McCusker . Debbie Hoyle .... Kathy Fontana . .. Maureen Slattery , Linda Charter . . , Audrey Zadrowski Ann DiPietro Bernadette Pufnak . . . . President Vice President . . .. Secretary .... Treasurer Parliamentarian .... Recorder . .. . Historian .. . Recreation Row I: N. Feshler, A. DiPietro, J. Wolf, L. Charter, M. Slattery, K.McCusker, K. Fontana. D. Hoyle, A. Zadrowsik. B. Pufnak, S. Lang, Row 2: E. Parker, K. Ring, G. Olson, J. Oliver, T. Kopec, J. Swiconek, L. Pfister, C. Klewicki, S. Rossitto, S. Melly, N. Mul-ryan, G. Sampson, K. Gunning, D. Golden, P. Soroka. P. Robinson, Row 3: L. Eckert, E. Moffat, L. Moreschi, D. Bernard, M. Weiner, S. Woollett. L. Veneziano, P. Taylor, J. Carlton, E. Foley, L. Purvis, J. Boncal, D. Lonergan, E. Tessmann, W. Mag, N. Hancock, Row 4: C. Frakl, J. Rosenblatt, K. Schmuckli, N. Sullivan, J. Fuggetta, C. Hamaluk, S. Duponte, R. Miele, B. Curtin, J. Pezzenti, A. Maioroni, P. Blake, L. Flynt. D. Cherlin, J. Meile. 145 F.H.A. Juniors First Row: J. D'Esopo, L. Staron, M. Pluta, L. Dagle, K. Collins, D. Pandiscia, D. Birch, S. Boulanger, P. Trykowski, C. Argosy, L Ingalls, Second Row: Y. Bryant, B. Murphy, D. Antonik, D. DiMauro, S. Buchas, C. Klewicki, K. Simpson, P. Maselli, A. Bright, S. Batchelor, Third Row: L Rouleau, M. Muisener, H. Pawlik, J. Patania, K. Lamb, E. Bruggestrat, E. Rettberg, P. Harland, J. Carbone, S. Hurst, C. Carter, Fourth Row: C. Sena, B. Hansen, C. Alexander, G. Mercier, P. Golub, K. O'Neil, G. Cameron, J. Trem-bulak, S. Marocchini. This year, F.H.A. consisted of two individual clubs: the junior-senior F.H.A. and the sophomore F.H.A. F.H.A. is a national organization composed of State Organizations and Chapters. The Newington Chapter is part of the Connecticut State Organization. This year, F.H.A. was honored to have as one of its members, Janet Wolf, who served as State Parliamentarian for the year 1966-1967. The purpose of F.H.A. is to promote better personal, family, and community relationships. Each year, nine national projects are suggested to the club, and these become the groundwork upon which the members base their activities for the year. Under the expert guidance of Mrs. Phillips and Miss Colson, F.H.A. girls learn to lead full and productive lives. F.H.A. Sophomores First Row: M. Borkowski, P. Visconti, E. Brown. J. Sadlosky, K. Fernandes. S. Trykowski, A. Impelluso, E. Goulet. N. Erickson. T. DuRubbo, M. Foley. Second Row: Miss Colsen, B. Dobrocki, P. Bailey, S. Thibeau. L. Epps. H. Neumann, L. Sliva, L. Solosky, P. Co-chefski, N. Mazzacoli, C. Cormier, P. Myslak, Third Row: D. Amidor, D. Pignone, T. George. D. Kennedy, J. Schuetz, J. Bernstein. L. Kiley. P. Christie. M. Gunning. S. Drackenburg, C. Cole. M. Detweiler, Fourth Row: P. Knight, P. Morrissey. J. O'Brien. D. Mc-Cusker. B. Buckland. M. Condren, P. Phenix. E. Holt. D. Clark. 147 Scribe Scribe is Newington High's monthly publication, and its staff consists of thirty-five members. Membership is open to juniors and seniors who have submitted some form of creative writing or have shown interest in joining the club. The club meets every first and third Monday of every month. The Editor-in-Chief, Roger Janson, presides over the meetings and the advisory duties are attended to by Mrs. Marion O'Donnell. The club publishes nine issues of Scribe during the year. Monthly features play the biggest role in the paper. Senior of the Month, the most notable feature, spotlights one boy and one girl from the senior class, each chosen on merit, achievement, and school spirit. The Athletic Spotlight is a column that places recognition on an individual who excels in one of the school's varsity sports. The editorial, the Shadow, and club reports are also included in the publication. Cartoons on various topics are to be found in every issue, thanks to the creativity of the Art Editor, Linda Tenukas. 148 Row I: W. Marshall, J. Wolf, P. Emard, M. Softer, R. Janson, E. Janson, H. Kalman, L. Tenukas, R. Pease, Row 2: P. Kissell, N. James, C. Ludwiszewski, J. Schneider, J. Jones, P. Elwell. J. Pew, K. McDonnell, C. Koczera, E. Robinson, J. Johnson, Row 3: L. Gordon, J. Ferraris, C. Peterson, D. Gold, M. Bolles. The Scribe Publication Staff is comprised of senior girls who excel in typing. Meeting during activities in the typing rooms, the girls type articles for each issue before they are sent to the printer. Mrs. Jane Mc-Gloin is the supervisor of the Publication Staff. Editor: Roger Janson Art editor: Linda Tenukas Ass't editor: Mimi Satter Advertising manager: Paul Emard Sports editor: Jean Johnson Business manager: Henry Kalman Row I: L. Theriault. C. Popielarczyk. Row 2: L. Purvis. J. Root. D. Schrager National Honor Society Row I: A. Zadrowski, N. James, C. Barrows, B. Mortensen, H. Kalman, J. Horn, M. Zeldes, J. Wolf, F. Holt, Row 2: K. McDonnell, S. Williams, P. Wicke, L. Hull, N. Danforth, L. Sorrow, C. Peplau, M. Zuzan, L. Tenukas, Row 3: P. Buckingham, J. Greenshields, E. Minor. P. Emard, D. Goren, D. Merrill, E. Bourquin, Row 4: R, Janson, R. Pease. J. VanCamp, D. Lecuivre, J. Chesney, P. Murray. The Newington Honor Society is a chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. Membership in this organization is limited to the upper fifteen per cent of the class, chosen at the end of the junior year. Members are admitted on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The objective of the Society is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate the desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the pupils. This is carried out through various service projects and a tutoring service available to all students. Meetings of the National Honor Society are held on the first and third Fridays of each month. Junior Red Cross The Newington High School Junior Red Cross is a long-established organization. It has maintained a fine record of service to the community and to the school. Some of the projects that have been carried out this year are the making of posters for the Veterans' Hospital and a call for volunteers to work at the Newington Center for Retarded Children. This year, for the first time, the club has set meetings for once a month. The members meet more frequently when they are involved in one of their service projects, such as the annual Red Cross Drive. The Junior Red Cross of Newington High School is affiliated with the New Britain Chapter of the American Red Cross. President: Jane Rames Vice-President: Crystal Wentland Adviser: Mrs. Mackimmie L. Dagle, J. D'Esopo, J. Rames, S. Schmanslca A.V.E.S. Row I: J. Yoerkie, R. Williams, R. Prentice, A. Parys, W. Petrocelli, R. Alexander, Row 2: R. Stahlbush, B. Simlick, Row 3: P. Rink, R. Cerososimo, S. Bransfield, H. Brown, D. Lynch, J. Wetherbee, F. Roth, Mr. Gordes, adviser. The Audio Visual Education Society of Newington High School is responsible for all audio-visual equipment in the school. This important school society is affiliated with the School Projectionist Club of America. The members of the club, after mastering the operation of the necessary equipment, bring educational films and tapes to the students. The club not only functions for the school, but for the whole town. Any and all equipment and operators are available when town affairs are held in the school. Under the guidance of Mrs.-O'Donnell, the members of the Library Club further their interests by helping fellow students in the library. The members give their time to library tasks during study and activity periods, as well as before and after school. They perform many of the routine duties such as shelving books, working at the charging desk, taking charge of magazines, filing book cards, and keeping books in order on the shelves. The club has about twenty-five members, all of whom also belong to the state organization for student librarians, Nutmeg 020. President: Barbara DesJardins Vice-President: Lee Savage Secretary: Susan Fox Treasurer: Philip Scharr 153 Row I: B. Simlick, C. Brzozowy, B. Hartling, S. Fox, B. DesJardin, LSavage, P. Scharr, M. Burton, D. Kozaz. Row 2: J. Swiconek, J. Stack, J. Paradise. M. DeCempos, P. Golub, C. Russell, G. Olsen, C. Ring, M. Giuletti. B. Ostrowski. Latin Club The Latin Club is comprised of all those students who are taking Latin III. Meetings are held every other Friday during a class period. The purpose of this club is to vary assignments so as to investigate the different aspects of Roman life. Two elected consuls serve as leaders of the activities, similar to that of the Romans. In April, the group organizes its annual Latin Banquet. The members dress in togas and eat in Roman style. Entertainment is supplied by the different classes, which makes the event enjoyable and educational. This year the club hopes to formulate plans for a trip to Rome. Consuls: James Paskov, Michael Moser Quaestars: Maureen Morrissey, Janet D'Esopo Adviser: Mrs. Mackimmie Row I: J. Ferrari , K. Bogatz, P. Herland, J. D'Esopo, M. Moser, J. Paskov, M. Morrissey, J. Harrington, M. McGuiness, Row 2: C. Sycz, S. Borkowski, D. Manzone, R. Giannasti, L. Dagle, M. Pluta, M. Slattery, C. Williams, J. Byrnes, Row 3: V. Swanson, P. Cie-niewicz, D. Stromberg, K. DuMouchel, A. Davis, N. Petralito. J. Sinnott, W. Sycz, M. Winkley, R. Emond, J. Bedus, Row 4: M. Swayne, K. Bacon, J. Hall, J. Stifel. 154 Latin Club Banquet Claire Barrows, Steve Tonucci Foreign Policy Club Kow I: F. Holt, J. Fuggetta, N. Mulryan, C. Barrows. G. Sampson. K. Gunning, S. Melly, K. McCusker, S. Kircheis, J. Pew, L. Augustine. Row 2: A. Perschy, T. Beveridge, D. Gwozdz, E. Zuckerman, P. Emard, M. Zeldes, M. Moser, T. Oliveros, M. Babcock, S. Lang, J. Pezzenti, P. Blake, A. Maoirani. Row 3: R. Anderson, P. Albros. E. Bourquin, D. Merrill, D. Bernard, T. Kopec, J. Oliver. D. Cherlin, D. Golden, L. Flynt, J. Horn, C. Albert, L. Sorrow, C.Peplau, N. Danforth, F. Lewonczyk, Row 4: R. Janson, L. Charter, B, Bower, M. Weiner, J. Lindroth, S. Marcoux, K. Erickson, E. Foley, P. Taylor, J. Carlton, K. McDonnell, M. Rodgers, J. Kaiko, B. Tryon, C. Shipps, J. Robinson, Row 5: D. Goren, M. Pillsbury, J. Greenshields, T. O'Meara, A. DiPietro, D. Mentzer, P. Schud-dekopf, M. Zuzan, G. Sammons, D. Archibald. D. Miller, T. Keltonic, R. Schaller, Row 6: D. Koonze, J. Kaseta, S. Solosky, C. Hamaluk. C. Sargis, G. Gwisc, H. Kalman, S. Freese. N. McAndrew. S. Ferreira, D. Harlow, W. Domeika. The Foreign Policy Club is one of the fastest growing organizations in our school. The Welcome Teddy picnic honoring our AFS student, Teddy Oliveros from the Philippines, which was held at the home of President Millie Zeldes, ushered in this year's activities. In order to promote better understanding of the foreign policies of the United States and learn more about the countries and peoples of the world, the club invites foreign students attending local colleges and universities to come to N.H.S. and address the group. Slides and a question and answer period make each assembly an educational, as well as an entertaining event. As a final event for the year, Mr. Lee, the club's adviser, evaluates the members' participation and help in organization of all activities, and an award is given to the most deserving student. Folk Music Club This year, the third year after its creation, the Folk Music Club has taken up new and varied activities. With Mr. Gordes as adviser, the club has spent various informal sessions learning to play the guitar and listening to folk records. During some of the Thursday meetings in room 5A, arrangements done by members have been tape-recorded and replayed for their enjoyment and appreciation. President: Jean M. Johnson Vice-President: Charles Burns Secretary: Pam Wicke Treasurer: Craig Middlemass Future Nurses Club Row I: S. Croft, S. Ryan Row 2: M. D'Aquilo, P. Harlond, L Brown, S. Bryenton, P. Fisher The Future Nurses Club is open to any girl in the school who is planning to be a nurse or who shows an interest in helping people. The club's purpose is twofold: to acquaint members with different aspects of nursing and to promote service to the community. The club meets once a month after school on Friday. During these meetings, members see films or hear speeches given by members of the profession. Also during the year, the club engages in a special project. This year the club hopes to be able to make favors for a convalescent hospital or the Hartford Regional Center. Also on their program is a visit by a nurse from one of the military forces. 158 Ski Club The Ski Club has been organized for its third consecutive year as a club in which both experienced and novice skiers soon improve their skills. Mr. Ashton and Mr. Racicot sponsor the coed group. After school, day trips were planned for Powder Hill, Saton's Ridge, and Mount Southington. President: Don Balducci Vice-President: Mike Moser Secretary: Cindy Popielarzyk Social Chairman: Scott Rippey Treasurer: Barbara Desmond 159 Row I: S. Stoltz, C. Popielarczyk, L. Pistritto, J. Johnson, T. Lach, E. Babcock, E. Brown, C. Clark. Row 2: F. Holt, A. Perschy, L. Grogan, J. Haggart, J. Carlton. M. Condren, M. Gunning. Row 3: D. Balducci, S. Rippey, M. Moser, F. Ciarcia, M. Winkley, S. Booma, L. Ellison, N. McAndrew, S. Ferriera Nutmeg Boys’ State A week-long program held each summer at the University of Connecticut, Nutmeg Boy's State is sponsored by the Connecticut . American Legion. The purpose of this program is to teach the selected young men good citizenship and the operation of government. The boys are chosen by the faculty of their schools on the basis of leadership qualities. Boy's State is set up to be similar to the actual government of Connecticut. On the first day, each boy is appointed to a town or city and to one of two political parties. During the next few days, each boy goes around making new friends and campaigning for his party and, sometimes, for himself. Elections are held on the town and city levels and then later in the week, after much campaigning and a huge rally, the elections for the state offices are held. Boy's State, however, is not all work, for Connecticut is the only state that has Boys' and Girls' State at the same time. Because of this, there are mixers, sport activities, a barbecue, and the Inaugural Ball, in which the boys can meet the girls. Above all, Boy's State teaches every boy present the true meaning of brotherhood and comradeship. J. Greenshields. P. Emard, G. Bourquin. R. Janson 160 Laurel Girls’ State Every year the American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a program for the benefit of high school girls. Held for a week after the end of school, it teaches the girls leadership, fellowship, responsibility, and patriotism. Laurel Girls' State is a fictitious state, divided into five towns, each with its own town officials. Two legislative bodies, the Senate and the House of Representatives, act on bills drawn up by the towns. Two parties, Federalist and Nationalist, nominate candidates for state offices. It may be noted that this past summer, for the first time in the history of Girls' State, two girls from the same town, Newington, were elected to state office. Citizens of Girls' State are privileged to hear from many distinguished speakers, including Ella T. Grasso, and the highlight of the week is a talk from Governor John Dempsey. The week is drawn to a close with an Inaugural Ball at which time the state officials are sworn in and give acceptance speeches. Once over, the week is never forgotten. It is an experience to be cherished for life. Clair© Barrows, Barbara Desmond 161 Miss Davis Mrs. Wendrychowicz Miss Main Mrs. Mara 162 Senior Advisers Mrs. Reisinger Mr. Klopp Mrs. Bowsza Mr. Mildrum Mr. Block Miss Joyner 165 Row I: B. Wentland: B. Mortensen; D. Lecuivre; J. Sinnott; R. Brujik; K. Schmidt: M. Malatesta; D. Contessa; K. Haines, B. Marino: R. Matarese: W. Davidson. Row 2: Mr. Roberts: J. Reale: P. Bednarz; G. Bourquin; S. Quatracelli; J. Pahl; D. Flansbury; J. Fairbanks: J. Brazel; R. Alexander; L. Ellison; B. Schick; B. Torry; M. Pitoniak; J. Harrison; Mr. D'Orio; R. Luebak; P. Clark. Soccer During the Soccer Season this year, the spirit and morale of the team remained constantly high; as they set out to play each game. In the scoring department, the team relied heavily on a line composed mainly of Juniors which was led by Bruce Marino and Bill Davidson. In the backfield, the defense was centered around the able Seniors, Ken Schmidt, Captain, and Dave Lecuivre. Since most of the team will be returning to action next year, Coach Roberts is anxiously looking forward to an upcoming successful season. 23 Windsor 3-2 27 Rockville 1-2 30 St. Thomas 0-1 4 Glastonbury 0-3 7 Plainville 0-1 1 1 Bulkeley 3-1 14 Rockville 0-1 19 Bulkeley 4-2 21 Glastonbury 1-4 25 Windsor 0-2 27 Plainville 3-2 166 167 Dave Varsity Team Row I: B. Mortensen, D. Lecuivre, K. Schmidt, D. Contessa, E. Bourquin, M. Malatesta, Row 2: R. Bruzik, L. Ellison, B. Wentland, J. SInnot, K. Haines, R. Matarese, B. Marino, W. Davidson. 171 Don During a pre-season scrimmage, the Indians played to a tie score against Xavier, a team which defeated our team last year. In another early scrimmage, the Indians conquered the tough Derby team. The team played hard during the whole season under the guidance of its coaches. However, various injuries to valuable members held the team back because of the squad's small size, yet spirit was always present. A most important leader in regard to team spirit was this year's captain, Don Balducci. Each player had the opportunity to display his versatility since there were many position changes from the previous season. Because of all the hard practice and backing the team received, the Indians ended the season like a lion in victory over Rockville. Row I: S. Argosy, B. Gutt-mann, M. Swane. R. Dunn, R. Giarcia, D. Balducci, R. Le-pido, T. Allard, M. Lawrence, J. Delucco, Row 2: J. Torda, T. Pysh, P. Paternostro, R. Mazzacolli, B. Winnie, S. Lack-man. W. Burdeau, G. Penfield, R. Horbath, Row 3: Mr. L. Delegan, T. Ahern, J. Paskov, T. Keltonic, G. Hart, S. Rip-pey, D. Barham, R. Handbury, J. D'Angelo, J. Mazzoccoli, L Veleas, Mr. Wade, D. Balducci. The junior varsity had a most impressive season since, for the first time, freshmen had the opportunity to play ball. 172 Football 173 Coach Wade and Don Tom John 174 Joe Steve 177 Cheerleaders The familiar cheers and intriguing beat of the cheerleaders are heard ringing throughout the games, urging the teams on to victory. The cheerleaders are divided into two squads: the Varsity and the Junior Varsity. Pat Collins and Claire Barrows lead the Varsity squad, while the Junior Varsity is headed by Nancy Nardi and Eileen Robinson. Qualifications for cheerleading include pep, form, voice, enthusiasm, appearance and an overall C average in school. Tryouts are held in the spring, at which time the squads are chosen for the following year. Expertly guided by Miss Hopper and assisted by Miss King, the cheerleaders support our football, soccer, basketball, hockey, and cross country teams in furthering the spirit of Newington High School students. V a r s i t y Row I: K. Erickson, K. McCusker, P. Collins, C. Barrows, S. Fitzpatrick, B. Desmond Row 2: J. Ramsey, S. Cassioppo, S. Davidson, J. D'Esopo. K. Collins, P. Kehoe, M. Slattery, L. Daigle, C. Grant, C. Johnson 178 9 m Pat—Captain Claire—Captain 180 J.V. Cheerleaders First Row: E. Robinson, N. Nardi, Second Row: L Carey, K. Campbell, J. Scheutr, D. McCusIc-er, S. Cola, P. Phe-nix, J. Rothauser, D. DeMauro, J. O’Brien, L. Kennedy, M. Cochefski, D. Vujs, D. Pignone, P. Myslak, P. Visconti. 181 Nancy Nardi and Eileen Robinson Co-captains C.V.C. WINNERS: Capt. Steve Tonucci: Individual Champion Award Craig Schroeder: ninth James Hall: second SCHEDULE (Low Score Wins) Newington Opposition South Catholic 15 50 Penny 21 34 New Britain 36 22 Weaver 19 38 Southington 18 45 Woodrow Wilson 16 39 Plainville 21 35 Middletown 16 43 Rockville 16 43 Glastonbury 15 48 Windsor 29 27 ' 182 Cross Country On September 23, 1966, Newington's Cross Country team began its second season. The team remained the victors in ten meets out of the twelve meets run. The boys deserve recognition for their excellent record which they achieved under the guidance of their coach, Mr. Frank O'Rourke. Newington, with the help of such runners as Steve Tonucci, Craig Schroeder, and James Hall, placed second in the Central Valley Conference and won the C.V.C. meet. Although some of the top runners will be graduating this year, Coach O'Rourke feels that with all the potential the underclassmen have, Newington should have another championship team next year. Row I: G. Bourquin, G. Hart. C. Schroeder Row 2: B. Guttman, D. Lecuive, B. Connelly Row 3: D. Balducci, M. Swaine, H. Kalman Row 4: J. Doyle, B. Wentland. S. Tonnucci Row 5: Mr. F. O'Rourke, L. Veleas Varsity Club The Varsity Club is the boy's athletic association of Newington High School which strives to promote high standards of physical fitness, scholarship, and citizenship in the entire student body through self-example and worthwhile club projects. The club is composed of varsity lettermen from each sport who serve as hosts for visiting teams, coaches, and officials and who act as ushers during school athletic events. The members are also instrumental in assisting the Faculty Manager of Athletics in organizing and planning the annual Athletic Awards Banguets. The governing body of the Varsity Club is the Executive Board which is made up of two lettermen from each varsity sport who meet twice monthly. 185 Track HJUifr it GOOD ■fPTWG OiO Coach Frank O'Rourke Row I: D. Harlow, J. Greenshields, E. Grant, J. D'Angelo, P.Murray, A. Fuchs, S. Tonucci, C. Schroeder, D. Merrill, G. Bourquin. Row 2: Coach O'Rourke, J. Ralph, S. Correll, T. Sliva, J. Cataldo, S. Boloz, D. Powers, P. Rink, M. Gantner, F. Sousa. Row 3: B. Gradahl, D. Flynn, J. Paskov, S. Rippey, R. Horvath, G. Elf, L. Ellison, J. Fairbanks, P. Sinowicz, B. King. Row 4: R. Lepito, W. Winnie, W. Marshall, M. Cahill, D. Brodack, G. Penfield, L. Butts, C. Doyle, M. Schudde-kopf, J. Hall. 186 'Doug Dave Craig Gene Track, one of the most demanding of all sports, is an up-and-coming activity at Newington High. It is an individual sport with pressures on each player, though it takes an overall team effort to win. Under the coaching of the respected and competent coach, Mr. Frank O'Rourke and led by Captain Craig Schroder, this year's team should prove to be one of the strongest ever. Further adding to its strength is the return of many experienced runners, and the arrival of many new and promising members. Indeed, this year's schedule of both indoor and outdoor meets should demand the most of each athlete's perfected abilities. 188 Steve Girls’ Field Hockey Affiliated with the Girls' Athletic Association, the Girls' Field Hockey team is a varsity sport under the direction of Miss Bemis. The last game of the season, delayed a week, was at last played on a muddy field, and the undying effort of the girls made them victorious. As an anticlimax, the girls challenged the boys' soccer team to a game, which was quite an experience. This year Miss Bemis is leaving N.H.S. for England. All the girls appreciate her devotion and guidance to the hockey team as well as to all the girls in this high school. Our best wishes go with her. Captain—Laura Augustine Co-captain—Francine Halb Manager—Sherry Jensen Adviser—Miss Bemis 190 Coach Miss Bemis Co-Captain Francis Halb 191 Captain Laura Augustine Seniors N. James, T. Beveridge, C. Barrows, E. Tessman, L. Augustine, J. Boncal 192 Elaine Truda 193 194 195 Nilus Mr. King, D. Harrison, E. Gaudet, T. Ahern, W. Davidson, B. Beaucon, F. Fuggetta, R. Dunn, M. Jarvis, J. Canzanella, Mr. Nugent. 196 Basketball The determination of the Basketball team, combined with their overall skill and enthusiasm, thrilled the loyal capacity crowds and contributed to a generally successful season. With Roger Janson, the tall rebounder at center; Captain Joe Van Camp and Nilus McAndrew as the talented forwards, and high scoring Steve Tonucci and Leo Veleas at guards, it was easy to see that we were out for victories. Hampered by early season injuries, the team fought back with a desire to play the game and team effort which soon put them back on the path to victory. Under the able direction of their coach, Mr. Reisner, the boys practiced long and hard and produced the kind of team of which Newington High School can be truly proud. They are hoping to make a good showing in the Central Valley Conference and are not overlooking the possibility of getting into the Class A tournament. 198 Dec. 9 Rockville Away 79-66 13 East Catholic Home 56-91 16 Plainville Home 66-53 20 Glastonbury Away 70-58 23 Southington Away 53-69 27 St. Thomas Away 57-58 30 Middletown Away 50-60 Jan. 3 Windsor Home 54-44 6 Wilson Away 47-59 13 Rockville Home 71-60 20 Middletown Home 68-82 27 South Catholic Home 63-87 31 Wilson Home 71-68 Feb. 3 Southington Home 62-68 7 Windsor Away 66-51 10 Plainville Away 65-48 17 Glastonbury Home 21 St. Thomas Home 23 South Catholic Away 200 201 Truda and Claire 202 Laury The Girl's Gymnastic Club this year is under the direction of Miss Eckersly, a gym teacher at Martin Kellogg. It is operating on the level of a varsity sport including several competitions with other schools, rather than as a club as in former years. Members of the gym club perform in the various areas including tumbling, balance beam, trampoline, unevens, horse, and floor exercise. Tryouts are held in January, at which time the girls must present a routine in one area. The highlight of the season for the gymnasts is the annual exhibition presented in March after weeks of preparation. Girls Gymnastic Club Row I: J. Boncal, N. James, T. Beveridge, C. Barrows, A. McNulty, B. Barrett, J. Kaiko, P. Kissell, L. Braithwaite, Row 2: P. Kehoe. P. Jurewicz, D. Tracey, D. Guerrette, B. Simlick, C. Argosy, D. Ouellette, D. DiMauro, Row 3: S. Jensen, S. Fitzpatrick, $. Bryenton. K. Simlick, P. Splain, S. Batchelor, D. Wolfinger, S. Boulanger, Row 4: D. LaPlante, J. Westman, D. Ewing, M. Borkowski, C. Chambers. N. Sparrow. T. Tyberski, J. Rothauser, P. Phenix, L. Bloomquist, F. Halb. 203 Barba ra Joyce 204 Row I: T. Beveridge, N. James, J. Boncal. Row 2: P. Jurewicz, B. Simliclc, A. McNulty, C. Barrows. G.A.A. Executive Board Row I: J. Johnson, L. Augustine, Miss King, S. Casioppo, S. Fitzpatrick, Row 2: C. Barrows, M. Zuzan, L. Hull, J. Pew, J. Carlton, A. McNulty, Row 3: J. Wolf, L. Bloomquist, S. Bryenton, P. Splaine, E. Zuckerman, A. Zadrowski, N. Mulryan, L. Charter, P. Collins, D. Boulden, M. Flanagan, S. Jensen. The largest organization at Newington High School, the Girl's Athletic Association, serves to promote athletic activities for girls, and to develop leadership and fair play. The nucleus of this organization is the G.A.A. Executive Board which meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month. The members of this board promote the functions of the association, such as the annual dance from which the proceeds go toward scholarships. The final event, and perhaps the most remembered, is the Farewell Campfire, which is held in honor of the departing Seniors. At the campfire, letter awards are presented, and seniors receive their final honors. President: Laura Augustine Vice-President: Sue Casioppo Secretary: Jean Johnson Treasurer: Sharon Fitzpatrick Advisor: Miss King 205 Tennis Henry Tennis, one of the world's best known sports, is increasing in popularity here in Newington on both the individual and team level. It is a sport which taxes the physical stamina and agility of the player to an extreme. This year, Newington's tennis team will 206 207 again be coached by the competent Mr. John Paskavitch. The team, which will rely heavily on the strength of seniors, Captain Henry Kalman and Ted Swanson, promises to make a fine showing in the Central Valley Conference. T. Swanson, B. Guttmann, Mr. Paskavitch—Coach, H. Kalman, S. Booma. Golf R. Carlson, J. Traflcanti, J. Doyle, B. Connelly, P. ©ill, J. Torde, J. Hewett. The Indian Hill Country Club is again the scene of pars, birdies, and eagles as Newington High's Golf Team breaks the quiet air with cries of fore in its attempt to better the outstanding record that it produced last year. The possibilities of this year's team are favorable. With the return of Brian Connelly, John Doyle, Jeff Hewett, and several promising others, Coach Rogalski appears to again have a fine team. 208 The Newington High Baseball Team for 1966 is a promising one. Under the direction of Coach Davis, the team will be able to generate sportsmanship, competition, and school spirit. There will be many lettermen returning; Leo Veleas, Steve Ferriera, Tom Keltonic, Bob Prentice, Frank Ciarcia, Bruce Marino, George Hart, Mark Swayne, and Barry Wentland. A select group of junior varsity will be added, after numerous tryouts. With such a fine variety of ballplayers, the team should make a fine showing in the Central Valley Conference. 210 213 215 Junior Leaders’ Corps Row I: M. Kilmartin, L. Augustine, L. Tenukas, M. Zuzan, E. Zuckerman, J. Rousseau, S. Williams, P. Collins, K. Erickson, L. Charter. D. Schrager, L. Theriault, Row 2: C. Barrows, J. Pew, J. Sims, C. Wasyl. M. Krysiak, N. Danforth, L. Hull, J. Lindroth, N. Nar-dy, D. Wolfinger, Row 3: Miss Bemis, P. Trykowski, D. Antonik, S. Boulanger, J. Ferrarios, P. Splalne, T. Tyburski, D. Vassalo, L. Bloomquist, F. Halb, E. Robinson, Row 4: P. Caristia, D. Amidon, M. Linn, J. Riley, N. Sparrow. The girls in this organization are provided with valuable leadership experience by being trained to accept the responsibility of assisting in gym classes and intramurals. They are selected on a competitive basis according to skill, knowledge of sports, and leadership potential. The forty members meet every first and third Friday in the gymnasium to preview the material which will be covered in the gym classes the following week. Girls in this club act as gym class leaders, checking equipment, leading warm-up exercises, assisting in demonstrations, officiating during games, and supervising showers. Adviser—Miss Dorothy Bemis 216 Candids Cheesecake 218 'Quite a tease!’ Let me entertain you.' Fruit-Juicy 'Would you mind stepping back a little?' Hey, where do you think you’re going?' Is he for real? Let a smile be your umbrella Campbell’s soup is m-m-m good. Mary Hanky Panky Before' 'After I want my Maypo!' 'The British are coming! 221 A night at the funny farm. 'On the prowl' 222 Catch a falling star . . . Caught in the act Chicken of the sea 223 Biology Brothers, alias the Dynamic Duo CLASS LEADERS Roger and Barb BEST KNOWN Nilus and Pat MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Roger and Millie FRIENDLIEST Lenny and Pat 224 Who's Who? ry1 'Tl ’Tt MOST FLIRTATIOUS Doug and Linda MOST TALKATIVE Lenny and Debbie CLASS MUSICIANS Dean and Nancy BEST LOOKING John and Jean MOST RESPECTED Roger and Pat 225 CLASS REBELS Doug and Laury BEST DRESSED John and Nancy CLASS THESPIANS Paul and Bonnie 226 CUTEST Brian and Linda MOST ARTISTIC Doug and Linda MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Lenny and Claire CLASS ATHLETES Laura and Leo MOST AMBITIOUS Millie and Paul SAYS LEAST. THINKS MOST Elaine and Bruce CLASS WITS Lenny and Joan BEST DANCERS Kathy and Jim 227 Junior Class Officers President: Michael Moser Vice President: Bruce Shick Secretary: Sharon Fitzpatrick Treasurer: Carl Sycz Social Chairman: Lynn Shieber 228 JUNIOR HOMEROOM 102—First Row: S. Burns, S. Buchas, Y. Bryant, B. Camara, S. Casioppo, E. Bruggestrat, G. Cameron, J. Carbone, C. Carter. Second Row: P. Cieniewicz, F. Ciarcia, P. Clark, B. Clem, L. Brown, P. Civiello, H. Brown, R. Bruzik, J. Cetran. Third Row: C. Camiller, L. Chiaravollot, T. Bryers, S. Canellarini, L. Byrnes, D. Carlson, R. Carlson, J. Byrnes, R. Charter, D. Chesney. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 103—First Row: J. Ferraris, B. Desjardins, M. D'Aquila, K. Collins, L. Dagle, J. D'Esopo, S. Davidson, L. Dellappa, P. Toce. Second Row: K. DuMouchel, M. Filon, D. DiMauro, J. Costanzo, P. Fisher, S. Croft, M. Elwell, S. Dombrowski, W. Cottage. Third Row: R, Dunn, V. Cos-tanzo, J. Fanelli, A. Davis, J. Faiteua, J. Field, D. Ellis. B. Davis. R. Emond. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 14—First Row: L. Gordon, D. Pilz, K. Flynt, P. Golub, F. Halb, S. Fitzpatrick, C. Grant, K. Fuchs, A. Gomez. Second Row: A. Fitzpatrick, K. Godbout, D. Gold. R. Gallegos, L Guerrette, R. Giansanti. C. Haluchak, D. Golden, J. Haley, D. Gronowski, M. Flanagan. Third Row: D. Flynn, D. Gilbert, B. Guttmann. S. Futterleib, P. Gill, S. George. K. Griffith. K. Haines. R. Gus-tavson, D. Francolino. G. Grizuk. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 17—First Row: J. Sims, C. Sturtevant, L. Staron, M. Slattery, C. Sycz, C. Sena, J. Sipala, K. Snyder, K. Stonehouse, Second Row: D. Stromberg, B. Sullivan, K. Strout, P. Splaine, M. Shieber, K. Simpson, C. Swanson, J. Spano, W. Sycz, Third Row: R. Sisson. A. Sullo, J. Stifel, P. Selwyn, J. Sinnot, B. Shick, T. Tallard. K. Stoddard, M. Swayn. 230 JUNIOR HOMEROOM 105—First Row: S. Schmanska, S. Ryan, A. Schroeder, Second Row: C. Sea-lise, L. Rouleau, M. Scharr, J. Rizzo, E. Rettberg, E. Savage, M. Scully, K. Roy, Third Row: E. Robinson, A. Riccio, N. Rosen. J. Seiler, S. Rippey, R. Schwarz, P. Scharr. P. Rossignol, C. San Giacomo, M. Satter, D. Sandnes, J. Schneider. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 201—First Row: J. Trembulak, C. Wentland, J. Zaleski, D. Wetherbee, K. Veinot, C. Wasyl, P. Trykowski, D. Wolfinger, K. Wilson, Second Row: D. Yannas, L. Taylor, D. Vas-sallo, D. Tracey, K. Wilson, C. Williams, P. Zame, K. Telangitz, C. Turner, Third Row: R. Torry, M. Zembrowski, D. Zoeller, J. Torda, B. Wentland, J. Wetherbee, R. Worgaftik, G. Volz. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 5A—First Row: K. Noonan, N. Nardi, M. Muisener, K. Nielsen, B. Murphy, P. Nucci, Second Row: R. Mortensen, J. Montaufray, S. Norton, G. Mercier, R. Miller, T. Mercurio, T. Miele, Third Row: G. Mellor, J. Murray, F. Newberth, R. Nashner, D. Quinn, R. McIntosh, R. Mortensen, M. Moser. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 12—First Row: B. Barrett, S. Borkowski, S. Batchelor, A. Bright, F. Brazel, S. Boulanger, D. Birch, C. Argosy. D. Antonik, Second Row: N. Andrews, M. Bolles, M. Adler, D. Alexander, K. Bogatz, E. Bonatsakis, K. Axelson, L. Bloomquist, Third Row: K. Bacon, L Belas, S. Booma, R. Bergeson, J. Boulden, S. Bransfield, T. Ahern, J. Bedus, R. Berry, J. Anderson, J. Birden. 232 JUNIOR HOMEROOM 26—First Row: C. Hamlin, J. Harrington, P. Harland, J. Jones, E. Janson, C. Jones, P. Jaeger, L. Ingalls, J. Jones. Second Row: B. Hansen, S. Hurst, G. Hooge, S. Jensen, A. Hasselman, D. Hasselman, J. Johnson, D. Hinkle, Third Row: C. Jones, J. Hall, R. Heldman, W. Kane, G. Hart, J. Howe. JUNIOR HOMEROOM I00A—First Row: C. Peterson, J. Patania, D. Ouellette, H. Pawlik, K. O'Neil, J. Rames, J. Paradise, Second Row: D. Pandiscia. J. Petanovitch, Third Row: C. Patrissi, H. Pawlik, B. Petrocelli, N. Petralito, J. Provini, G. Penfield, A. Paskovitch, J. Paskov, D. Powers, R. Powers, T. Pysh, S. Quatrocelli, R. Remillard, A. Pease. P. Pillion. B. Pufnak. 233 JUNIOR HOMEROOM 205—First Row: B. Kowal, P. Kehoe. F. Lieber, D. Lynch, M. Krysiak, V. Kidzierski, C. Koczera, C. Ludwiszewski, M. Livingston, Second Row: S. Lynch, P. Maselli, C. Klewicki, D. Manzone, K. Lamb, S. Marocchini, Third Row: B. Lemire, M. Lawrence, B. Marino, R. Matarese, M. Malatesta, R. Manning, K. Kufta, B. King, M. Martucci, E. Marshall, W. Marshall, G. Malmquist, R. Lackenboch. 234 Sophomore Class Officers President: David Flansbury Vice-President: Charles Albrechyt Secretary: Joan Ramsay Treasurer: Diane Gesnaldo Social Chairman: Jessica Rothauser 235 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 22—First Row: Sue Fox, D. Gesnaldo, D. Frame, C. Glennie, D. Guer-ette. D. Geissler, N. Gordon, H. Neuman, Second Row: R. Hansen, R. Giroux, M. Gunning, T. George, D. Frangione, F. Gosselin, G. Goulet, L. Galick, R. Hall, D. Goodale, Third Row: D. Greenwood, E. Gaudet, K. Haggart, G. Gidman, B. Hanbury, F. Fuggetta. M. Gantner, W. Haluchak, R. Hamlin, J. Franklin, R. Fritsch. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 204— First Row: D. Vujs, S. Wornick, P. Visconti, D. Wider, J. West-man, G. Ziotowicz, Second Row: J. Williams, T. Woodcock, D. Wescott, N. Zurek, S. Wallace. C. Webb, Third Row: W. Wosczyna, K. Williams, M. Pitoniak, K. Wieland. 236 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 13—First Row: S. Drachenberg. J. Demilia, K. Fernandes, J. Fairbanks, L. Ellison, N. Ericson, T. DeRubbo, M. Foley, Second Row: J. Demaio, D. Ewing, C. Dewey, B. Dobrocki, M. Detweiler, L. Epps, N. Favereau. P. Delphia,'L. Gonsalves, C. Daniel©, R. Dougherty, Third Row: S. Dunn, D. Desmond, D. Flansbury, R. George, C. Doyle, A. DiBiasi, G. Elf, A. Euliano, G. DeSimone, J. Derail, R. Demers. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 16—First Row: D. Oleski, J. O'Brien. P. Phenix. J. Ramsey. D. Rand. J. Peluso, J. Riley. Second Row: T. Quinn, J. Paul, P. Reynolds, D. Pignone, P. Petrella, K. Radda, D. Oulette, D. Rode, S. Pelomsky, T. O'Keefe, Third Row: R. Ott, D. Richardson, J. Rapacki, R. Rogal-ski, D. Robinson, P. Rink, R. Peterson, P. O'Meara, G. Pietrowicz, S. Perkoski. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 10—First Row: L. May, D. McCusker, P. Morrissey, L. Moretti. N. Maz-zoccoli, J. Nielson, D. Matzdorff, C. Mattia, Second Row: K. Minow. P. Myslak. B. Magera, E. Merrill, D. Oberstadt, J. Marchlewski, S. Mortimer, Third Row: G. Nadeau, K. Miranda, R. Mazzaccoli, L Mascolo, J. Mulryan, D. Mathieu, D. Milardo, D. Milardo, J. Mentzer, P. Marshall, J. McGuiness, R. Martin. 238 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 3A—First Row: T. Scanlon, J. Schultz. S. Stonge, L. Soiva, P. Rzaza, J. Routhauser. G. Ross. Second Row: T. SanGiacomo, D. Selig, J. Sadioski. N. Saevbbi. K. Similick. M. Shipka, K. Sims. Third Row: C. Simmons. P. Skribanowitz. M. Schuddekopf. F. Seremet. R. Samsel. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 10!—First Row: E. Babcock. J. Bernstein, S. Bengston, J. Betz, S. Augustine, A. Athearn, L. Bassen, J. Aucoin, D. Berqerson, Second Row: M. Axelson, T. Allard, D. Amidon, E. Babcock, P. Bonazinca, M. Borkowski, P. Bailey, E. Alexander, D. Barnicle, Third Row: D. Bellizzi, R. Apruzese, M. Ambruoso, R. Arsenault, D. Ahern, E. Banach, S. Boloa, C. Albrycht, C. Booth, P. Bednarcz. 239 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 100—First Row: L. Tardiff. M. Stolezki, E. Todoroff, S. Storozyk. L. Solosky, J. Stack, P. Tanner, S. Trykowski, Second Row: A. Swanson. W. Starks, A. Trykowski, L. Varney, T. Tyburski, S. Thibodeau, A. Soaft, N. Sparrow, F. Sousa, R. Stahlbush, W. Twardy, Third Row: R. Soaft, T. Tyler, J. Twardy, T. Taggart, T. Sliva, T. Tracy, B. Utman. G. Tompkins, G. Tomo-lonius, P. Spangle. D. Spitzer. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 107—First Row: M. Jones, J. Havelka, L. Keselis, A. Impelluso, D. Kennedy, K. Keehner, J. Kalinoski, J. luli, Second Row: L. Jones, P. Hope. B. Hartling, D. Jaffe, E. Holt, R. Horwitz, J. Kaiko, C. Montos, M. Kazmierski, Third Row: B. Heim, G. Harris, A. Kaufman. R. Horvath, R. Levesque, J. Jones, R. Jaworowski, E. Haraczkiewiez, Fourth Row: D. Harrison, M. Jarvis, D. Kaschak. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 200—First Row: D. LaPlante. J. Larson. J. Konopka, P. Linn, W. Kup-saw, S. Levine, L. Kiley, C. Magarian, Second Row: N. Mace, P. Knight, B. Howard, S. Lutz, L. Kreyssig, D. Lebrun, T. Lach, K. Kozakiewicz, P. Kostreva, D. LaPlante, Third Row: S. Mancarella, J. Lowe, P. Lewonczyk, R. Luebeck, C. Lavoire, B. Krompe, B. Lepito, B. Kowalski, R. Lawton, P. Lord. 240 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 106—First Row: L. Checkanouskas, L. Carey, T. Cadrain, C. Chambers, N. Catani, P. Caristia, E. Brown, B. Buckland, Second Row: J. Caristia, D. Caval, K. Campbell, C. Brazel, N. Cassell, R. Brandi, G. Chiapponi, J. Cataldo, Third Row: L. Butts, D. Carcaud, R. Ceroso-simo, J. Canzanella, W. Brideau, D. Brodack, M. Cahill, L. Chase. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 108—First Row: G. Chimelorz, C. Cole, M. Condren, D. Clark, S. Cola, L. David, S. Cormier. C. Cormier, Second Row: B. Controvillas, A. Colandro, J. D’Aquilla, V. Corey, R. Csinsi, J. Cunningham. J. Cochefski, W. Chykirda, J. Caulson, S. Correll, Third Row: W. Davidson, C. Deleo. F. Dawidowicz, D. Cobb. R. Conners, M. DeCepua, R. Danforth. 241 PATRONS SENIOR HOMEROOM 206 SENIOR HOMEROOM 20S JUNIOR HOMEROOM 201 JUNIOR HOMEROOM 100A SENIOR HOMEROOM 202 THE GREATEST JUNIOR HOMEROOM 205 SENIOR HOMEROOM 11 SENIOR HOMEROOM 25 SOPH. HOMEROOM 200 SOPH. HOMEROOM 15 ART CLUB F.H.A. 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GRON LLOYD Connecticut-Massachusetts Office Box 305 East Longmeadow, Massachusetts 246 Compliments of THE NEWINGTON DINER DRONSFIELD FLORIST GIFTS 1096 Main St. Newington, Conn. 666-4949 4 East Cedar St., Newington, Conn. Compliments of BRIARWOOD PHARMACY CORONET BEAUTY SALON 148 Market Square Newington, Conn. Phone 666-2283 ROY and DOC PETERSON, Reg. Pharmacists • Distinctive hairstyling and haircoloring for the gracious look. 289 Main St., Newington, Conn. Hours: Mon.—Sat. 9—6. Thurs.—Fri. 9—9. 247 Compliments of BROWN OF HARTFORD PHOTOGRAPHY class photographer telephone 522-8905 57 Pratt Street (Hudson Building) Hartford 248 Best wishes from LACK'S FOODMART 419 West Robbins Ave., Newington, Conn. Best wishes from LACK'S FOODMART 419 West Robbins Ave., Newington, Conn. Best wishes from LACK'S FOODMART 419 West Robbins Ave., Newington, Conn. Best wishes from LACK'S FOODMART 419 West Robbins Ave., Newington, Conn. 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Best Wishes To The CLASS of '67 CASHWAY, INC., 174 Francis Ave. Newington, Conn. 666-5686 Best Wishes To The CLASS of '67 CASHWAY, INC., 174 Francis Ave. Newington, Conn. 666-5686 Best Wishes To The CLASS of '67 CASH WAY, INC., 174 Francis Ave. Newington, Conn. 666-5686 Best Wishes To The CLASS of '67 CASHWAY, INC., 174 Francis Ave. Newington, Conn. 666-5686 249 Congratulations . . . and best wishes to the class of '67. THE FOREIGN POLICY CLUB A complete line of fresh meats Phone 666-5122 287 Main St. Newington BRIARWOOD HALL THOMAS DOYLE Proprietor Best wishes from CE-JA SPRINGS, INC. 169 Day Street, Newington, Conn. Best wishes from CE-JA SPRINGS, INC. 169 Day Street, Newington, Conn. Best wishes from CE-JA SPRINGS, INC., 169 Day Stree, Newington, Conn. Best wishes from CE-JA SPRINGS, INC., 169 Day Street, Newington, Conn. Best wishes from CE-JA SPRINGS, INC., 169 Day Street, Newington, Conn. Best wishes from CE-JA SPRINGS, INC., 169 Day Stree, Newington, Conn. 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ARROW CLEANERS 1097 Main St. Newington 666-9538 ____ . . . Where good grooming begins. 253 MORTENSON'S DAIRY and ICE CREAM SHOPPE Berlin Turnpike, Newington where quality and cleanliness reign supreme 254 Bank Modern . . . and Save Cafeteria Staff Left to right: M. Balsis, S. Crouse, H. Wasimus, M. Neumann, J. Sarubbi, S. Del Gro so, S. Anderson, F. Bansen, L Merlino, Custodial Staff 255 Guisseppi DIGiovanni Mrs. Elizabeth Dullinger Acknowledgements Light breaks where no sun shines. From Dylan Thomas, Light Breaks Where No Sun Shines, Immortal Poems. I light my candle from their torches. From Robert Burton, Anatomy of Melancholy, Part II, Subject I. Be to the darkened world a flame. From Louis Untermeyer, On the Birth of a Child, Modern American and British Poetry. What in me is dark, illumine. From John Milton, Paradise Lost. Up like fire he started. From Alfred Lord Tennyson, Gareth and Lynette. Let such deep hours not fade with the day. From William Benet, Night. Fond memory brings the light. From Thomas Moore, Oft in the Stilly Night. Poem in Praise of Practically Nothing Samuel Hoffenstein. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY • 't + % Jg • « % V �