North Haven High School - Sachem Yearbook (North Haven, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1958 volume:

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Qndians Trip Branford, 62-57, irst Victory In Series Q I I r xmumr JN'kLIv1n ,.Ca.QLW 1:sqv muh .rf ca-,xr 1 - : r rw.. H... V. s 1 H: e 3 J PJASLLT LA.idvIn'? H V ' 'Eau-QLTAL.-1.Lr, - ' I I V r U TEACHERS COf'.fvfENTS l.r11'.rmd iifcgsrwt rprff-1 Ric- + L+ v1Hm-- T1 Q .,: I A f-I 1 4 1 A 1 .Y'. xAV g'Aul,.'I' 1 X - ' 'X .fluf ,gr-, 1, A. A A , , 'ans Subdue gffvfi jnC'v , ,gb-.,-1 ,-J K-f4 Sevmour Hiuh as Dave Could Shines 1 4.' SC-CHOVCDP CLASS Y .,' wh- -, NL. ' Sfaff Changes Book Formai' '4Mood Indigo Of Soph-Junior Them 4 Dunc Nrxvly Hr-.rx Prrlflrr Srhnolx I ,nh rfr:.n 1 NORTH HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL North Haven, Connecticut 4 rf 11953 Q., , Y ,fx rl' U 1 2 'I +9153 MQW db-slfimi 1311! in lib 5 - 'Wm- through the boixleroux cafeteria, X 1 From the ouzfide looking in, v-4 .fo i . -T M?,g I. , ei r . 4 F . I.'t1 ng , luv! l A L- w. 1 W . . ,,,... f- n lpotis ' H' 'Y' -' f' A ef'-2 'LQ- Girl L1,gq5,l ' 7 1 wt,- 'W eg v A ..,..- W Wy'-I nw . J QI ' ' . 1 Emile me . N. ',7 1,-W 1 gi ..l To a paur of good sports Who stepped ln 11tt xnt1 took up the tlsk of xxhlpprng htt lnto thc t11ss For thtrr moth nttdtd 1nd truly tglxtn prust For thexr honest .ldvltt and strrutght from the shoulder stoldlngs For their entouraqmq sind loyll 1IIC1'1C1Flf1LC xt 111 t11ss tunttlons uen 1f II meant cndurrnq 1 long utnlng mth nothrnq to 1oo1t forxx ard to but clean mg up the mess For tht1r untnthnv pxtltntt ll'1L1 thtrr rttdlntss to go to hit for us when txt needed lt, And most of 111 for their L1I'lCOfI1p1i11l'11I'1g h 1rt1 xx or1x XVL duhtltt our xttrbook to Mrs Eu ent Dorsl 1nt1 Mr DOIDIHIL M15 U Mr Mastagna and Presrdent Paul Bassett dlSU.l9S clerss busmess .ff 4 an Nancy Lucas and Mrs Dorsr look over the class rmg srtuauon 4' ki-- I ,,.p 4 2 1 ! .ff a. il 4, Y, MISS JOX CE FONTAINE I 5- QP 'N .:7?--- srrfi cu., Edxtor m Qh1ef Anne Harrlck and the year book ldxlsors look owr the 1958 layout MR 'IOHN NIGRO 3 nfq ll sums i A I ii Z vi gl if in v Q A -Xu , , ' fpxfzff J 'G-,Q--f 'Rf 51.,f 'f 3 9 .x my Ply I 11 m-4.45 ? mf ' 4 MA ,W A . gf' My pb 1 f f K K-1 f Q... O X s ,X ... xXXxx, Xu gs X' -x NX xx- . Nsxk-KX XX X- Xkx',XN.g-,s. Xwxxx . 'XXwNsx 'uwKx. s- 'x xx , 55 X ' 'xunn,x 'N x w x . . , Q .x, ,tat W... -f, ,xx nn.. x 'Q .Is . sn ...gms 5 ss -.Li s 1 .u,,' -,.aQf',59 .Qi iq 5 .ffl BOARD OF EDUCATION S 1 3 I Qi U IUVV U Y C i MR. WILLIAM G. ENGLAND Supervisor of Business and Maintenance Dr. Edgar 4Boell, Mrs. Richard Brockett, Mr. August Puester, Mr. George Naples, Mr Lawrence Grew, Chazrman, Mr. Christian Engelhardt, Mrs. john Cipollini, Mr. Thomas Buchan. INIR. CHARLES T. ST. CLAIR Superintendent SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE To the members of the Class of 1958 we offer congratulations as you approach one of the memorable occasions of your lives. Graduation represents a goal for which you have been working ever since you first entered school some twelve years ago. Many times, twelve years from now, you will look back with pleasure and satisfaction upon the ceremonies of graduation. What makes these few days so important? Grad- uation is symbolic of knowledge, of maturity, of progress. This is indeed commencement - of man- hood and womanhood, of individual freedom and individual responsibility. This occasion marks clearly the time when you must begin to live independently with courage and self-reliance. These days are not like other days, but are unique in their meaning to you and to us. You have increased in wisdom, in strength, and in integrity in the security of home and school. Guard these traits well, foster them, nourish them, for you will need them constantly as you take your place as an adult in society. Although the future holds countless challenges and problems, you are well prepared. We expect great things from you and wish you continued success and good fortune! .F Mr. St. Clair greets Betty Gillson, student teacher MR. THOMAS A. AQUILA Principal PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE To us you are more than the Class of 1958. You are a group of important individuals. Each of you has made his own unique contribution to the heritage of North Haven High School. As scholars, athletes, musicians, student leaders, and in various other ways, you have enriched many of the fine traditions of our school. You have also created many new ones. The years spent at North Haven High School have been profitable for all of us. It has been our constant aim during your stay at North Haven High School to equip each of you with the skills, facts and mtitudes necessary for you to play intelligent roles in the adult society of our community and nation. Your achievements in all school projects have indicated to us that you are in- deed well-prepared academically, socially, and psy- chologically to play those roles. You have placed a challenge before all the stu- dents who follow by the high standards you have set in all your studies and activities. All of us appreciate your consistent willingness to offer your particular talents to the North Haven High School program. Wfe will always be concerned about you as in- dividuals. This is your school and will always be so. Do not forget us, as we can never forget you. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS MESSAGE Congratulations on your achievements here at North Haven High School. As you leave to seek your place in society. we wish you a future complete with happiness and success. Some of you will continue your education as further preparation for your life work. Many of you will embark upon your careers immediately. Your future can hold much in store for you, no matter who you are or what you will be. Seek out and enjoy the treasures of the world - the fine literature of yesterday, today and tomorrow, the music of the composers, the masterpieces of the artists, the wonders of nature, and the warm regard of true and tried friendships. These treasures are yours to share and enpoy. They are as near to you as the public library, the concert hall, the record shop, the countryside, and the next door neighbors. Try to maintain a satisfactory balance between work, leisure, and aesthetic experiences. Do not permit minor set- backs to distort your vision of bigger or more worthy events to come. You have constituted a valuable segment of our school life these past few years. Through your efforts and contributions you have upheld the high regard accorded to North Haven High School. We hope that you will remember us and visit us from time to time. We shall note with pride your accomplishments and boast to all that you were in the graduating class of 1958. MR. LEVI G. REDFIELD Assistant Principal ...I-.N l III' T110 11lll 'S 11 1Qllf l 'QsfDn:f .f , We ,LMw,,,,,,,,,.......---- vw, ,......v....-AW F W -Q W W , ,,,,,n.,W -... . ,A Lv . H - N' ' W' -u ,r,rs,.w..,W..V,,.,.- r -U 4 N ,....-..-.--w+'+-'N' 'A' ,, 5 ' -- .-r M W, . , ,, .,.. . A . , . ,r -ru Nm V N . , A M -ur A Q 1 , 0 .....- i K h F 1-Q Q Q V Q M an Q nn! 1 Q. :X 4-pun iaiiiu K Y 1-1 pm- -VISQILI If 3 Mrs. Eugene Allen, Mrs. Carleton Burt, Mrs. Edward Helbrg. SECRETARIES L-5 -...,.-5. Miss Irma King ..f-f ----..5' q QW Mr. Joseph Cone sf' H GUIDANCE 5 lf Carrle Doody B S Lorrame Anderson B S But there 11 no Jymbolzfmf 9'-,cb -Q.. TUTORING Auolo VISUAL AIDS Kenneth XX nghr BS john dzd 3071 okay thu order or I War A Teenage IVereu ol 9 Louise Bearse, B.S., M.A. Did you my 'Jubmarine raced? bmi N -r lr Nz Xvilliam Clark, BA. But ffaafr a permnal inrzzllf' ENGLISH Harriet Turtle, B.A., M.A.g joan Message, B.A., M.A, Thank I-Ieaz'c11,f, i,f',fI7r'i1f41y. Dorothy Doyle, , l 1 -Q' M.A.g Clarke Rockwell, BS., MA., Florence Lltrnuer, B.A. ff ' 'Dina :ffm the ligbfrf IV Y ff , , a. a X A 5 viii, Q5 X K , s 'S , X A , e M r e v- .,1e,r , . . ,, , 3 V A l Y :,2zg22eEw55'af , , K .. . e - claim .... Q U31 . 1-,Ma 5 , M ., ,ia 15 'fjfflxl 'l' K f,' ,Ayr ' . Robert Thompson, B.S., MA., Martha Ferguson, BS., MA. Um l77l77Z77Z7Zll ..... Janet Harris. B.A.g XVillium Caruth. BS. Klflementaryl, BS. lSeCondaryj Florence Fogelin, BA., MA. IIE not in beref' mlmlrml ' 49 , XX, X my XXL XXl,O'xXx. SOCIAL X 1- x - YL XX. . if I . lxxj , Xxx , 1 'X 'T ,. K' -gb 1-XC' James Adams, B.A., M.A. I forgot my Murine thif morning. Francis McMahon, B.A.g Robert DeMayo, BS. Watch out for the one in the but Jeat - be biteff' Mary Porter, BA. I :font bclicre in giving vi ' : ik' .X XX, Y joseph Dunn, B.A., M.A. You dont like my dauglJter? STUDIES 53 David Kinsey, BA., M.A. Spaghetti again, gang! ll 25' Baath ragg, r c Han Y 5 X, X, VF' Q I Q24 Q O 44 qui-1 Kenneth Michaels, B.S.g Edwin Dudley, B.A., M.A. I wonder if it br11mce.r.9 . , u , . 4 M -its-.lgl l'Vl1,v.AJ.f YJ! fr'fu.AA4.J-.1 -Nff4'VK-A-' Joyce Fontaine, B.A., M.A. U v . And tbal'J my home. 1' MTW gf V' MATHEMATICS JM! liz. ,Q J Bernard Gilbride, B.S.g Alphonse Cannavaciolo, B.S., M.A But tlJat r not the way I did it! Albino Sacco, B.A.g Margaret Miniter, B.S.g Ann Gaetano, B.S.g M.A Here'.r a good one by Charlet Addamrf' ass -ff .. lc Q., Frederick Anderson, B.S., M.A. 99.79851036794 Proof Iprovided you don't divide hy zerojf' Dominic Mascagna, B.S., M.A.g Timothy Connell, B.S., M.A. How to get through the lunch line in one eaxy lemon. vnu-wi- SCIENCE A hx, ,. Norman Moulton, B.A., M.A.g Louis Cavaliere, B.A. Come here, little girl. Nancy Booth, B.S., MS., Frank Gentile, B.S.g Helen Dorsi, B.S., M.A No! Thutir my jingerf' LANG UAGES Rebecca Sarterlee, B.A., Degree Superior CSorb0nneJ, M.A. Vour eter gentil, mair . . . . 3. E '.'I 11 Eff xz 19 7 X f for 1 Ronald Aires, B.A., M,A., B.S. If I call on you now, will you promire to be quiet for the ferr of the period? John Lynch, B.A., M.A. ColoJreum L Cbrirtiam going in at two and three . . . Caryl Von Neida, A.B.g joan Zachenberger, B.A., M.A. CUniv. of Parisb, M.A. I feel like a cigarette. I e Q l' l if? COM M E RC IAL John Nigro, B.S. You juft don't look rigbt bebind a typewriterf' A Q-J Lorraine Piarz, B.S. Somebody goofed! '4- Lita-nil William Burrill, B.S.g Armand Fusco,B.S. What time if it wben tbe big band if on four and the little band ix on two? Maureen McGarry, B.S.g Norma Moore, B.S.g Ruth Drysdale, B. S. Today we make imtant water! HOMEMAKING Edward Biewald, B.S., M.A.g James Dowers, B.S. No, the bipf are loo big -Ga S 323 571, Robert Mercuri, B.S., M.A.g Frank Lesieur, B.S., M.A Yer, I do think you have a :crew lo0re. INDUSTRIAL ART? l!l 1 42 MUSIC Alex XY'insco, BS. Azz-11611216.4111-1111 1150. an-uh . . . Ingrid Walker, B.A., M.A. T0uchc5. ' E Thomas Pretc. BS., M.A. UDfNl'l look at me in thai tone of z'0ice. , ART Philip Waker, Bs. Too bad he Jpoke out of turn . . . Vincent Torrenzio, B.A,, M.A.g Sally Bailey, B.A.g Frank Hauser, B.S You .fend me. ' 1 Michael Vanacore, B.A., M.A. Men - tbir if u barbelbaIl! fabovel joan Rnmsborrom. B.S., Barbara Bensen, B.S. 11:51 hmzgifz' rzmzmd. fzzpper lefty H EALT H I 'I V ,Ny Q-All of Y Q' J, L 1, ' N sf' 41 V L! . ' ' fl c Mny,,1y,ff ' w31CL,,l4HYslcAL EDUCATION M dr I 1 1 xg' ' ff u MY' f 1 4. a l if Qzffew Q -4 R ZIWEWN '- mum' 'Y f fx A If rx Y Robert Meeneghan, B.S. Only tzm rowelr apiece, girly. Rose Lnurcllo, R.N.g Louis Parella, M.D. Im't your fluff having a left thi: period? I M52 fx KJ lyx' ,, ,fr V, 'nl II r Q -,L ...-1-- N J Q il' J CAFETERIA 6' 'Ns p. lp Mrs. Samuel Bradanini, Mrs. Joseph jordan Mrs. john Sullivan, Mrs. Robert Scott CUSTODIPUNS f rim wif 366 Mrs. john Korsick, Mr. joseph Gabero , 4g3,,1xi1 fl a'.ovQ'? tQ, .a4,.4'SN1lx' -M1446-f 9?-ix: en'-41' lt!!! :wie '- 4 ,nan vq 941228 ., 4 ' V' ns: , U up .gnu ,N 7v '.,v,. :aus 'fn' ,auxin 3 qi- 1, ua ., ,-L0 tl: l1 :f:Sx'f' 'oo-J xg-5 694' A 5 5 3 E Z I V 3 i i i Y SUZANNE DOLORES ACUNZO I have nezw .teen anything in the world zvortb getting angry about. Size . . . very petite . . . enjoys movies and popular records . . . works in an office . . . always good-natured . . . designs clothes . . . stuffed animals . . . came from XVil- bur Cross in her junior year . . . will head for a secretarial position, Cizil Win' Day 5g Mtzrbetb Trial 55 United Nations Club 4. D. LAWRENCE BALLANTYNE Nllybile u't re alive. letfr live. Lt1rr j . . . cute . . . perpetual grin . . . Oh, for those vacations! . . . easy-going . . . football every Sunday . . . posilutely' '... DeMolay . . . XX7hatta ya mean we've got homework? '... future plans include college. Ciril livin' Dtzj' 53 United Nations Club 4. - W Jjll. Nllofbjlfi M F eye nu- RICHARD MILLARD AUGUR Smile with an intent to do mifclaieff' Dick . . . humorous and friendly . . . active in DeMolay . . . enjoys swimming and football . . . swimming team, in fact . . . a good Scout . . . college claims his future. Band lg Latin Night 1, 2g V. Football 2, 3g Civil War Day 3g Boys' Swimming 3, 4g United Nations Club 4. PAUL DONALD BASSETT The .rtyle if the man hinzfelff' 'Gino' '... popular at NHHS . . . enjoys listening to jazz . . . dancing . . . dance bands . . . another favorite is playing the drums . . . a friendly and pleasing person- ality . . . his immediate future is college. Band lg Baseball - V. 1, Varsity 3. 4g Basketball - V. 1, Varsity 2, 5, 4, Co-Captain 4g Latin Night 1, 2g Class Vice President 2g Ifxt'el,iim' 23 Arieizic and Old Lace 35 Citi! WM' D11-1 33 Football V. 3, Varsity 4g Hall of illmzteznmtt 5g Honor Guard 5g Macbeth Trial 3g Ring Committee 35 United Nations Club 3, 4, Vice President 34 Varsity Club 5, 4, Vice President 4g Class President 4. GEORGE PETER BEAUMONT H IJ talentr are 0 a silent kmd Pete our U N Club presrdent great swrm mer and lxfeguard enloys sports good lookrng wrth a nrce smrle DeMolay college beckons hlm Latzn Nzgbt 1 2 Boys Swrmmrng 3 4 CoCapta1n 4 Czwl War Dag 3 J V Football 3 Uruted Nations Club 3 4 Presrdent 4 Homeroom Representatrve 4 if CAROL DANA BEERS A ltgbt heart lwer long Tmky a frrendly smrle for everyone enjoys swrmmmg dancrng and roller skatmg a prano player a Rarnbow grrl a seeker of happy trmes future plans mclude college Chorus 1 2 3 Grrls Swlmmrng l 2 Latm Nzgbt 1 2 Ltbrary Club 1 2 Mood Imltgo 2 Student Senate 2 Ctvzl War Day 3 Unrted Nations Club 4 GAY SUZON BENTON I don t care to lwe z I cunt lwe tn style Ga an apropos name the grrl wrth her own form of vrvacrousness actrve rn Youth Fellowshrp wears her clothes wrth a flarr that few can rmrtate among her varled mterests are waterskung and letter wrrtmg belongs to Rarnbow junnor Achrevement College 1S rn her future Chorus l Grrls Swrmmrng 1 Pep Club 1 Cwzl War Day 3 Hall 0 Montezuma 3 Starduft 3 Urmed Natrons Club 3 4 Drama Club 4 Sacbem 4 FREDERIC ALFRED BERNTSEN F1 erjtbzng 1: ar you take tt Fra a lrkeable guy devotes all his trme to cars enjoys mechamcs very quret plans to be a draftsman after graduatron Cuz! War Dag 3 , 4 . I S w f In H ,, . . . . I , . . . 1 1 5 1 ' Q ' ' Q ' - S 1 s - H. 1. fl Cl' rf ' ' U rr - ,H ' ' ' ' , , ' . . . '7 . . . . . . . . . 'I - . , . . . . . - 1 s y u 1 y Z , Z Q Q , . -r 1 - 1 ' ' n f- yn ' ' . . . . Q . , . . . . x v Q ' A f 4 5 1 3 .' 4 , I , - 1 'Sp I I V ,, N x , .1 .D 'A re' ' i ' . s U '- .A 5 a ' 71 6 - . V I A t I . I N A ,, 1 V . . I . ,, fs . . f I 1 ' ' . . 5 1 ' r' . K- Y . I 1 K X 0 , N L , Wy . 5 29 . X, JUNE IDA BETTA Efy5ciency if the keynote of rumen. june . . . the pride of the business department . . . pennant collection . . . busy and sparkling . . . enjoys dancing . . . always singing in homeroom . . . doubledates . . . sports fan . . . always at the games . . . will make an enthusiastic and talented stenographer Library Club 1, 2g Pep Club I, 2g J. V. Basketball 2g Girls' Swimming 25 Mood Indigo 2g Civil War Day 3g Honor Guard 3g Macbeth Trial 3g Sachem 4. ,ry Q 'N if J .J . X J-:fail 'C- .I-A F' ,Ill . I X, ROGER DAVID BJORNBERG Dance away Jorrowg cast away care. B, I. . . . fun-loving personality . . . proud owner of boat and waterskiis . . . waterskiing is one of his fa- vorite hobbies . . . dancing also rates tops . . . works at Knudsen's Dairy . . . planning to enter college and major in engineering. Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 J. V. Basketball 13 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g Civil War Day 5g Honor Guard 3. C ,M ,Q W I x 'E ELAINE MARY BIRDSALL Ready to rplit her idear with laughter. ' Bunny . . . a friendly miss . . . spends some time listening to rock and roll records . . . likes all sports . . . movies . . . P. Y. F .... full of fun . . . Oh, Jeekers . . . her future plans include a career as a secretary. Chorus lg Pep Club 2, 3g Civil War Day 3. an SHIRLEY ANNE BROWN A rare compound of frolic and fan. Shirley . . . always happy and carefree . . . likes roller-skating and dancing . . . friendly to all . . . next stop is beautician school. Civil War Day 3. i THOMAS JAMES BUCHAN What: the use of worrymg9 Tom square dancmg and corncob PIPES shucks man wxth an art1st1c hand great cartoonlst horses DeMolay and P Y F mterest 1n both Art school w1ll snare his talents Fenclng 2 Torch 2 Cwzl War Day 3 Graduatron Usher 3 Potpourrz 3 4 Rnfle Club 3 Sachem 4 Umted Nations Club 4 lv Q'-t KATHERINE COX BUXTON When the could not :peak the good the had no word to .ray Kate a smcere and frnendly glrl often seen wnth her flute or pxccolo under her arm wtll succeed t any endeavor member of the johnson jumor Sym phony hobbles mclude playmg the gurrar and re corder wxll yom the group paradmg off to college Bandl 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Latm Ntghtl 2 Student Councll 1 2 3 Hartert Hop 2 3 J V Basketball 3 Cwzl War Day 3 French Club 3 4 Hall of Montezuma 3 Honor Guard 3 Macbeth Trial 3 Potpourrz 3 4 Edl tor 4 Tomahawk 3 4 Edrtor 3 All State Band 4 Sachem G? 31 'fi SARAH LOUISE BURTON Let ur then be what we are and speak what we thtnk Surze our yearbook assnstant edltor Laurel Gnrls State delegate always busy scorekeeper for the g1rls basketball team acuve nn Fellowshxp plays the pxano and the trombone after graduatron she wxll be seen on campus studymg medncxne Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 junnor Drama Club 1 Treasurer Latzn Ntght 1 2 Belle of the Wert 2 J V Cheerleadlng 2 Natwzty 2 Cwzl War Day 3 Fashxon Show 3 Hall of Montezuma 3 Honor Guard 3 Macbeth Trzal 3 Rmg Commnttee 3 All State Chorus 4 French Club 4 Vxce Presxdent Sachem 4 4,1 1.1 2 A! .J DELORES ANN CALCAGNI The mort mam ext :zgn o wudom tr contmued cheerfulnen De a cheery newcomer nn her junror year from Wllbur Cross bundle of pep clever and witty enjoys musnc and cats a whiz m the krtchen vrbrant personalrty opnmlst Smxle and the world smlles wxth you next stop teachers college Czwl War Day 3 French Club 3 4 Macbeth Tnal 3 Stardurt 3 Drama Club 4 Sachem 4 Unlted Natlons Club 4 rf 1 ' n 4 1- 11 - 1 1- 11 - - - - Y . . . . . . , 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 44, V 1 ' rr ' 11 , . rr - fr ' ' - ' I 1 . , . . . 5 . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 3 1 1 1 n 11 f yay ,, f r A h . 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' , ,, . f . . . 11 rl lu - - - f . . . . . ., . . - ,. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 JUDITH ANN CHAPMAN Hard work determznatton and wrt Make a gzrl who wzll not quzt adg talented pranrst accompanrst smger lrkes bowlrng partres prng pong champ Past Worthy Advrsor ln Rambow wltty and fun lov rng Do you really collect bones? plans to become a nurse Band 1 Chorus 1 2 3 Excelrzor 1 2 Latzn Nzght l 2 Lrbrary Club 1 2 Presrdent l 2 Pep Club l Strrng Ensemble 1 Student Senate l 2 Secretary 2 Belle 0 the Wert 2 Natwzty 2 3 Cwtl War Day 3 Hall of Monte zuma 3 Hometoom Reptesentatrve 3 Honor Guard 3 Macbeth Trzal 3 French Club 4 Sachem 4 CAROL JOAN CHRISTENSEN Her way are ufayr o plearantnerr Carol llkable and just a llttle qulet such blond blond hanr actrve ln grrls basketball C Y O smcere and happy photography 15 one of her rn terests collects postcards wrll make an ldeal physical educatlon teacher Chorusl 2 4 Latm Nzght 1 2 Basketball 2 VZISIIY 3 4 Natn tty 2 Czwl War Day 3 Stardart 3 Sachem 4 Umted Natrons Club 4 'Q-v 11-fd wr au GJ hwy D J MARY ALICE CONSTANCEQCBIEPPG Come on gzrlr letr have e gn 1 Mac frrendly cheeffu M lovxng C Y O H1 honey your lrsm enthusrast Chorusl Grtls Swrmmmgl 2 3 4 junror Drama Club l Secretary Latrn Nzght 1 2 Llterary Magazlne 1 Natzwty l 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 Student Senate 1 'Iorch l 2 3 4 V Basketball 2 Belle o the Wert 2 Drama Club 2 3 4 Excelrzor 2 Mood lndzgo 2 Cadet Teachlng 3 Cntl War Dag 3 French Club 3 4 Hall o Montezuma v Honor C uard 3 Macbeth Trzal 3 Potponrn 3 4 Stardart 3 Unrted Natrons Club 3 4 Sachem 4 '54 THOMAS EDWARD CXYPOLISKI Good hamored frank and free Tom a photography man fun to have around lrkes people belongs to the Squrres drslrkes homework ready wrth the jokes rkes rrflmg future plans are rndefinrte Rrfle Club l, 2, Bowlmg 3, Czwl War Day 3, Pho togtaphy Club 3, 4 li. rf ' - ' ! 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P' ,U 32 THOMAS JOSEPH DALKIN Let come what may Tom quret but rndustrxous may be found around cars seen around North Haven drrvrng a truck belongs to C Y O belxeves nn domg only what rs requlred future plans are mdeflmte Cwtl War Day 3 If met o appearance wtth motwef ltttle known Marzlyn quiet and neat a refined and graceful mard Tlger when you get to know her beautrful clothes playmg cuprd IS one of her favorrte hobbles C Y O sales manager of her Company at Jumor Achlevement college IS rn her future Chorus l 3 Mood lndtgo 2 Torch 2 3 4 Business Manager 3 4 Cwzl War Day 3 Macbeth Trtal 3 Stardust 3 Sachem 4 Unrted Natrons Club 4 1 'UQ BARBARA RUTH DAVIES Lt e I5 Jhort to let: be happy Barb cheerful and gay P Y F actlve m school actrvrues favors basketball and lce skatrng Holy Cow' sewmg most of her own clothes IS her mam mterest hopes to go mto retallrng college beckons m the future Latzn Nzght 1 2 Lrbrary Club 1 2 Natwzty 1 2 Pep Club l 4 Mood Indtgo 2 Torch 2 3 4 Asslstant Edrtor 2 3 4 Varsity Basketball 3 4 Cwzl War Day 3 Homeroom Representatrve 3 4 Honor Guard 3 Macbeth Trral 3 Rrng Commrttee 3 Stardurt 3 Brd Charrrnan Sachem 4 Umted Natrons Club 4 if THOMAS RANDOLPH DOLAN Blurhzng tr the color 0 mrtue Tom entered NHHS from Fort Hamllton Hugh School tn New York m hrs senror year enjoys cars guns belongs to H1 Y hates to get up IU the mornmg P Y F at church finally got hrs lrcense huntmg great blusher plans to attend college rn the fall Umtecl Natrons Club 4 ,, ,, . . . s n I ,. D 2 X ,, I' 'f ' I Il if If if ' ' . , , S ,B , 3 .. , 5 G , Q . 4 , , , 9 1 , 5 5 . . . , L Q 9 . 4 ' g 9 , 5 Q . 5 MARILYN DAVIS P HQ . f . . . H 'V If ' IJ ' 'A - --' 7 . . . V .P .. . --4 . . ... . 1 '... Q . I I ... . l u ni ,Q U U 3 5 9 4 - B 'F 17 ' ' ' , ' ... BARBARA ANN DONLAN HSll7lJbi7ZC along with ber came. 'Barbara a sp1r1ted lass No t1me llke the present cnjoys boyslmg dancmg and roller skatmg collects popular records enjoys a good contro versxal dlSLLlSS1Of1 wxll be off to the world of secretarles Chorus 1 C1111 llfar Dag 9 Stardmt 3 Unxted Na tlons Club 4 fm LINDA MAY ELIASON To ll lzfe zz 1th beauty 11 ber dehgbt Lmda qu1ct su eet and attractne a dellght ful addluon to our school from XY1lbur Cross vna hours avsay Mc too' her future plans mcludc college C1111 Wfar Dag 5 Glrls Swlmmlng 3 Drama Club 4 Pep Club 4 76-is ibn-.4 as... RONALD EDWARD DU PAUL Tomorrow 11 a new adzenture Ixmznze tmkermg drummlng happy go lucky carefrce drawmg mterests h1m C Y O and drummmg nn bands are sparet1me act1v1t1es C0 lege calls hun for archttcctural construct1on or profes snonal drummlng Band 1 5 Dance Band l J V Baseball 2 C1111l lVa1 Dag 3 M zcbctb 111111 7 tr.. 40515 WN P- ROBERT MADDEN EMERSON hlbozzgbz 11 deeper than Jpeecb 7111 sports lover a math and sclence whxz Nutmeg Boys Statc delegate a love for a good book Latin scholar strong s1lent type Wxdely travelcd futurc plans mclude college Class Vrce Prcsxdtnr l Football J V 1 2 Varslty v 4 Lat11zN1Qbt l 2 3 Exnclrmr 2 3 Al6ZXl7717lJ'3 Baseball Official Scorcr 3 4 Basketball Ofhcml Scorcr 7 4 C1111 Wfar Dag 5 Debate Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 Vlcc Presldent 4 Hall 0 Moutezzzma 5 I-Iar1eJt Hop 3 Honor Glldfdg jake Box Hop 3 Student Councll 5 4 French Club 4 Sacbem 4 Umted Natlons Club 4 Var 1 ' y v ' ' . I - ' ' ' y s :V . . . Q N . . . , ' ' . ' ,' ' , . . . ' 7 D 7 - 'I V ' Y If ,, , . ,, . . . - - ' L I . 1 . - . , g g . . g , I V ,I A , , 1 ' , . ,. - .. A 1 Y 1 1 -Y Q - A M if -c 4 . , V l ' l 1' l h Q l l lg? 1 'X cious . . . C. Y. O .... a 4-H Club member . . . dances the rg A - V .1 A -1 ' A ga g . . . , . . . . a n ,-... ' ' 3 9 - 1- ,. . . ,, , vm, I Y , A - r . . , ' ' . . . 1, ' . . . ' ,Q 4 ' . . . ' L I . . V . ' ' ' A g . - . . , , ' of j ' ' 1 1 1 s - I - s 1 w I t 1 - 1 ' 1, Q - - ' -' 1 - s Y 1 v a 1 ' 7 1 . 1 ' L f 9 ' U 1 S ' - S - Q , Z . 9 9 A - , . s1ty Club 4 Treasurer NICHOLAS JOHN FERRARA Aol that I lore Jtudg lets but that I lore :nz more Azfk noted for hrs sense of humor football captam sports head hrs lrst of favorrtes member of C Y O prles and ptles of fun smcere next play vsrll be down the field toward college J V Baseball l Varsity Football l 2 3 4 Captaln 4 Lalm Iwgbtl 2 Namztj 1 Class Treasurer 2 Varstty Club 2 3 4 Arxemc and Old Lace 3 Czzzl War Dag 3 Umted Nations Club 4 KATHLEEN JANE FISHER A runny dzrpoxmon at the foul of Jucceu Kathy frtendly and cheerful enjoys movles and musrc actrve tn unlor Achrevement casual personality belteves ln havmg fun future plans extend to college Cnzl War Day 3 Unlted Natlons Club 4 t- 1 B I' LAURIE ALEXANDER FIN DLAY Let: make hay wlazle life Jun Jbmer Lazme a quret amnble guy enyoys sports especlally boating football and hockey h1s hobbies mclude workrng wrth wood DeMolay the Navy holds hrs future Czul War Dag 3 Football 3 4 I K' -yi I W YN U C IQ JOAN DIANE FONTAINE To dance forezer and then rome more 'Joni' very energetxc sports enthuslast ltkes swtmmrng, tennns, basketball, pmg pong dancmg IS tops enjoys art and musrc cheerful actrve tn church acttvmcs usually found knlttmg future plans mclude yumor college wnll tram to be a medical technxclan Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Swtmmmg l, 2,Jun1or Drama Club l, Presrdent, J V Checrleadmg 2, Mood Indzgo 2, Varsrty Basketball 3, 4, C1111 Wfzr Day 3, Drama Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Hall of Montezuma 3, Macbeth-Trial 3, Polpourrz 3, Saclaem 4 f- 1 , , , , f in H V ll l . . . . . -... . . . 1 I a if f' f . 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'why TIA ,-,lv VERNA JANET FRANCO Good 71111178 and good Jeme 1121151 ezer 70112 I 4 1 known for partles amlable bundle of fun melodxe yoxce the happy wandered ossy harr and lummous eyes car wrth the school spmt soon to be seen on campus as an Enghsh mayor Chorus l 2 3 4 Latuz Ixzght l 2 Lrbrary Club l 2 Nalzzzty l 2 3 Pep Club 1 Belle o ibe Wert 2 Mood Iudzgo 7 Student Senate 2 C1111 War Day 3 Dra ma Club 3 Hzll o Mo1ztez1111za 3 Homeroom Represen tatnve 3 4 Honor Guard 3 Pozpozzrrz 3 4 Busrness Manager 3 4 Sfdfdllflg Co charrman Tomb 3 4 ASSISI ant Edltor 4 Class Secretary 4 Sacbem 4 X L LITA HELEN GAIOLINI A mr 11 me 11 rzendlj mm' ee fun and mlschrevous lrkes clothes but dlslrkes work alvs ays happy and busy belongs to C Y O also Y W C A favorrte saymg IS Very Good cheerful dlsposltlon bowlmg and skatmg are her hobbles her future plans are undeclded Pep Club 2 C1111 llfar Day 3 St1zrd11rt 3 Twlrlers 4 Unnted Natlons Club 4 ESTHER FRANCES FROST 111 carb cheek 11 pretty dznzple appearf frrber smxles vuth the deepest dlmples enyoys boyxlmg roller skatmyb and square dancrnp laubhs mth a ghtter of m1sch1ef ID her eyes drum corps performs best yuth baton or palnt brush 1n hand tvnrler smce seyenth grade belongs to Fel low shrp at church mll sy ork rn an office before en termgj art school Arehery 1 Chorusl 7 3 Pep Club l Twrrlmg 1 7 3 4 Head Mlgorette 4 C1111 uflf' Day 3 Sturdlut 3 Yatbcnz 4 nO ' if JOSEPH ARTHUR GHERLONE A 77ZZ7Zd at peace ilfllh all oe stoekear races ardent Red Sox fan knows all about ears always handy wlth humor future IS st1ll unplanned Intramurals 1 C1111 War Day 3 , , J: 1 ' . - - .. ,. s -V . 1 gil , A . 7 . .-- A I L 1 - ,,v 7 - 1 s 9 , ,.Q Q f 5 -Q Q l 1 ' . 6. , 1 f , - . . ,,. .,, . 1 v ' s rs 1 -na fa ' 1 1 v ' Q Q - 1,1 f yf D: V X, . rx., 5, Q ,yy ,, K, 1 ., I I. yy li. .J H ,. . . . 'v J Z, ' ' ' y UQ ' ' ' , ' 7,1 L ' Y... l l . . . . v fr.. ,f' 1 ' ' ' fn N Y. . . 1 1.2 L IJ I Y' ' V , , X .- Slly X' ' ' E ... 'I ' . s ' 12.1 1' Y. . '11 fvfiyz, . . . - A Q 7---s 3 1 f' .U ' 'K . 1' . ' . . . ,tk..w we -1-1- ' ' A - ' -7 1 XVI: ' ' t P ' . -,f 1LN A LKX 1 J x, t C. g, 1 1 L ' V -a' -,'l1 rv xl, ,. . - - H f'f 'f - . 3 ML 11... K ' 'A ' R -5? I I ...K ll L YK V... If n - .... I v . . -... l - I H Y - H... ' I. ' 1 - - 4 lj ... I K 1 1 Q ' 'Q Q . .J . . , t . 1- - I - 11 ., h N K L PL ...C LY .- . h. . . .rl I V t , v . PETER DOUGLAS GIBBONS Good nature is one of the richest fruit: of peryonalityf' Pete . . . never sad, always cheerful . . . enjoys swimming, skiing, camping . . . Boy Scouts . . . C. Y. O. . . . chemical experiments . . . music . . . fine violinist . . . enjoys playing chess . . . future plans are for college and chemistry. Latin Night l, 2, String Ensemble lg Student Senate lg Hillbilly Group Zg J. V. Baseball 33 Boys' Swimming 5, 4g Civil War Day 53 Class Treasurer 5g Honor Guard 5g Macbeth Trial 3, Natizity 35 Starduft 3g All-State Orches- tra 4g Debate Club 4, French Club 4, Treasurerg Sacbem 4. ' .ww lii if 4 K, fl' MN DONALD DANIEL GRAY Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Don . . . an easy-going man who finds fun wherever he is . . . has aquatic interests - swimming and diving . . . C. Y. O .... collects coins . . . Boy Scouts . . . ambitions include college. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Night l, 2g Football - I V. 2, 3, Varsity 4, Civil War Day 5, Hall of Montezuma 33 United Nations Club 4. Q 'Us tt? is , Lim. L jE59,i.,., te --FXR av 1. -'P DAVID CHARLES GOULD Life uithout laughing if a dreary blank. Whitey . . . perennial wit . . . star quarterback and great passer . , . Savitt Award winner . . . Boy Scouts, DeMolay and junior Achievement occupy much of his time . . . versatile and carefree . . . trumpet player . . . future plans center around college. Band l, 2g Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 4g V. Basketball lg Chorus lg Dance Band lg Latin Night l, 2g Football -- J. V. 2, Varsity 5, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Civil War Day 3, Homeroom Representative 33 Honor Guard 3, Varsity Drag 55 Class Treasurer 4, United Nations Club 4. ALLAN CLARKSON GREIST A witty Jtatefman mul, You might prove anything by fgurerf' Al' '... independent . . . whiz in math . . . quite a few bones in his bone collection . . . enjoys eating . . . active in Junior Achievement and the Boy Scouts . . . likes model building and working with electricity . . . skiing and swimming . . . All-State Chorus . , . electrical engineering at college is his future. Archery 1, 2g Chorus l, 2, 3g Latin Night l, 2, Na- tivity 2, 33 Student Senate 2, Boys' Swimming 3, 43 Civil War Day 3g Honor Guard 3g Macbeth Trial 3g All-State Chorus 45 Gymnastics 4, BARBARA ANN GRIECO A thonrand capidr in those cnrlrf' Bolt . . . neat and attractive . . . beautiful bitumi- nous hair . . . hobbies include records and dancing . . . C. Y. O .... pleasing voice . . . patience is her golden virtue . . . Everything comes to him who waits. . . . will lend her talents to become a medical secretary. Chorus lg Latin Night 1, 2, Civil War Day 5, Mac- beth Trial 3, Stardzzrt 3g United Nations Club 4. WTS ALLAN WILLIAM HADLEY Laugh and the ivorld langhr with you. Al CA. W, HJ . . . versatile humorist . . . popular and carefree . . . tops in sports . . . Nutmeg Boys' State alternate . . . thinking is easier in sock feet . . . food . , . food , . . and more food . , . DeMolay and Boy Scouts . . . hopes to be seen at Annapolis. J. V. Baseball lg Basketball - V. 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4g Class President lg Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3g Latin Night 1, 2g Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g Arrenic and Old Lace 3g Civil lWar Day 3, Honor Guard 53 Macbeth Trial 3g Stardnrt 35 Potpourri 4g Sachem 4g United Nations Club 4, Sergeant at Arms. -at-'lt ulfmi' i'Uv CLIFFORD WELLS GRISWOLD Let nr live zvhile ive live. Cliff . . . the outdoor type . . . likes hunting, fishing, boats, and swimming . . . tinkers with radios . . . future plans include the Army and electronics. Civil lWar Day 5. 54 ANNE MARIE HARRICK Hlnhnite tviidoin in a small rpacef' Anne' '... our yearbook editor . . . will succeed at everything . . . C. Y. O .... spunky basketball guard . . . a piano and modern jazz fan . . . exciting, vibrant person- ality . . . plans to be a high school English teacher. Class Secretary lg Latin Night 1, 2g Nativity 1, 3g Class President 2g Mood Indigo 2, Co-chairmang Torch 2, 3, Assistant Editor 2, 5g Varsity Basketball 5, 45 Cadet Teaching 3g Chorus Sq Civil lWar Day 3g Class Secretary 3, Drama Club 5, 4g Hall of Montezuma 53 Honor Guard 3g Macbeth Trial 3, Stardizrt 3g French Club 4g Potpourri 4g Sachern 4g United Nations Club 4. MICHAEL HART AJ a man rpeakr ro zr be Mzke an agreeable fellow wlth a smlle for everyone known for hrs Lmcoln type humor Mormn C Y O Boy Scouts enjoys trappmg and tmkerrng w1th old cars a homey 1nd1v1dual1st future plans xnclude the Umted States Navy Archery 1 2 V Basketball l 2 Football V 1 2 Varsity 3 4 V Baseball 2 Czul War Day 3 Honor Guard 3 Macbeth Tmzl 3 Varslty Club 3 4 Stu dent Councrl 4 Vnce President JUDY LYNN HEINLE To do great tbmgr one muy! be enthunarlzc ud3 strlctly a happy sp1r1t frlendly outdoor mterests lnclude golf tenms and swrrnmlng belongs to Rarnbow basketball what could be more natural than becommg a physrcal educatron teacher? Basketball V 1 2 Captam 2 Varsrty 3 4 Belle o the ll7eJt 2 Drama Club 2 3 4 G s Swlmmlllg 2 3 4 Mood lndzgo 2 Torch 2 3 4 ztzl Wx Day 3 Starduft 3 Umted Natlons Club 3 4 French Club 4 Sachem 4 ,us SI 5 fi' D W 7? HAROLD HENRY HAYDEN FN 'Q Ola 14113 Jhould lz e all labour be? Hurry quret untrl you know hrm found f' around cars actrve rn Explorers hopes to be ln t e shoe busnness someday Band l Czul Uffar Day 3 I f flyfl M Ev ARLEN E FRANCES HILTZ School 15 mce but zafatzom ro much mcer Arlene a fun fan hobbres are smgmg and vselghtlrftxng llkcs badmrnron baseball kneesox member of chorr plans to become a secretary Chorus l 7 3 4 Fashlon Show 2 Nalzzzty 2 3 4 Czul Wzr Dam 3 Umted Natxons Club 4 1 ,gj.. -J.. ' t, ,D LJ- - U . ai' 1 9 a , A L U ' l I. fu ' 3 , an .iip Q37 s-L '. ' hx 4' W. 1 Q l V' 2-,fl ly' 1- j I was 1 .yplnlf lf! of fl-af' . I A lay 451' r ls: j' X3-X A H. J H ' ' '.J! J '... ' ' f -LJ. . , , ' R as I' st ,,ea 3 1 .3 Iv, 1, N as X, ,sins ' 'lv 1 .Q 'jr o x' yy I' v A' lk I X v lj r 1 , ,, . . V . . ,, -51, 1 ' , '. , ll VU , ., - . ff 1 I V. 6 yiiqvlk 1 Z I 7 I 7 3 1 A' ll 'i 1' ra M 39 THEODORE WILLIAM HINTZ The recret o Juccerr zr comtancy to purpore Te a quler manner congenlal and w1ll1ng to assxst has many collectxons rn fact he lnvents them actrve at church partlcrpates ln sports was Jumor Achrevement s representatlve to the conventlon rn Newark wxll attend school of hlgher learmng Lam: Nzglat 1 2 3 Rrfle Club l Rrfle Team 2 Bowllng 3 4 Cwzl War D491 5 Excelnor 5 Mzmmur Honor Guard 3 Macbeth Tmzl 3 Unlted Nations Club 4 Varsrty Club 4 CAROLE ELLEN HUSSMANN kj Youth If the time or un Carole llkes fun and galety hobbles are small and lrvely wxll attend college and to be an M T JAN EVERT HUISMAN Vfmezy 1: the foul 0 plearure an qulet and mdustrlous always ready for un hobbles mclude boatlng frnendly to all who greet h1m self contamed future IS undecnded Czzzl War Dag 3 ,W ffl square dancmg and records member of Rzunbow W! Ofjjrf ZCCOUHIHHI Chorus 1 2 Twlrlers 2 C1111 War Dag 3 Glrls Swnmmmg 3 40 KAREN HANNAH JACOBSON Dont uowj tzll .rometbmg happen: Keren the outdoor glrl always pleasant lnkes skatmg and swlmmmg Hammonassett every summer enjoys reading Luther League past secre tar future plans are for college Chorus l 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 4 Student Senate 1 2 Cuz! War Day 3 Gxrls Swlmmmg 4 ff f ' 'fl rf du ' It ' . ... 1 .... , A ' ' , , 5 ' an ' N 9 ' ,Q j 5 A is f . Q Q s H ' ' U f . LL nj v ' ' ' ga? -'-.. ' ... n X, . , 1 yt If ., lt- ' ff fl ,W U of ., . . If f J, . ... D J - I . . -1- I q - 1 l . ! 7 Y ' 7 . Ex X rv - 'lx - - ,U P' F7 ' I l , - opl, ' y... . . X I H , , , 9 . 5 , Q ' Z - MARTHA BERNICE JAROSZ If: no disgrace to be smallg only an inc0m'e11ie1zce. Marty '... a little shaver full of fun and mischief . . . has a long list of hobbies but her favorites are cooking, sewing, and collecting match-book covers . . . outside of of school, she belongs to Rainbow . . . likes basketball and food . . . short and springy, peppy and cheerful . . . Marty next plans to go to college. Chorus lg Girls' Swimming lg Natifity lg Pep Club lg Ciril War Day 3g Fashion Show 35 Stardust 3g Twirlers 35 United Nations Club 4. 1' 'Qs . K af 01-VQZM ,af S . . ff A . di x rl , V QATH Nmbef' 1 '. Ha - 0-luqfyf-if Jbef' Carb . . ewcomgebfnom XVilbur Cross in junior year . . . e of,j y . . . gaily drives her Model A Ford . ain owfj. ew aven Skating Club ardently b tomorrow. . . . syn- chronized 'mm' W' spank at college. Ciriwwfay 3g'4Dmma Club 3, 45 Fencing 3g Girls' Swimming 3, 45 Hall of Mmztezznmz 5g Stardust 253 Home- room Representative 43 Sacbem 4g Torch fig United Nations Club 4. JOHN HAROLD JENSEN Happy am I, from care I am free. jack . , , member of Clintonville Weight Lifters . . . loves fixing cars, swimming, and vacations . . . dislikes ettin u to go to school humorous and fun SSO wiqhati the use of worrying? . . . future will find him happy as usual as an auto mechanic or member of the United States Air Force. J. V. Baseball l, 2g Civil War Day 3g Macbeth Trial 5. 41 ARTHUR ERNEST JOHNSON P1eamre it labour too, and lirer as much. Art . . . friendly and polite . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . most sports . . . active in C. Y. O .... likes fun . . . future map is uncharted Ciril Wfar Day 3. MARYELLEN KEATING Not too reriour, not too gay. MaryelIen . . . C. Y. O .... enjoys horse-back riding, swimming, ice skating, and basketball . . . junior Achieve- ment . . . pleasant disposition . . . after school is behind counter at XValgreen's drugstore . . . college and medical technology claim her future. Chorus l, 3g Nativity lg Mood Indigo 2g Torch 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, 4g V. Basketball 3, 43 Civil War Day 3g 5147117111 3g Sacbem 4g United Nations Club 4. DAVID LOWRY KITHIL A nzcrry bean nmketb iz cheerful coizntenanref' Da1fe ' . . . a welcome transfer to North Haven High . . . is an excellent baseball player . . . member of the Northford Athletic Club . . . similar to Davy Crockett in hunting abilities . . . as a typical student dislikes homework . . . will attend a business college after graduation. Varsity Baseball 35 V. Basketball 3g Ciz'il War Day 3g Macbeth Trial 3g United Nations Club 4g Varsity Club 4. l I JV ,i1f!'rL, ',fi,xi. dj., ff. fl' teljk i 1. 6 f V' t V ' If i . L, I ' 'gl Q f4MWl I7 UVM A ,, I in N ir bl 1 K q K7 jj! Q I VM I., VA 'LL 5 1 X01 t 1VlkqjA7 Akllgfc A' ,fre J, f LINDA MARlON ISSNER r I l flsfl A kindly Jmile to all the lent. fl Lindtz ' . . . Kim . . . she expresses joy with such a full, beautiful smile . . . belongs to the Girls' Friendly Society . . . a good friend . . . never lets the conversation drag . . . heading for business college. Latin Night l, Zg Civil War Day 3g Sturdnrt 3. Km, x Q as 'T' ALAN ROBERT KOSSACK To :zrgne ir to live. Al . . . a man of many temperaments . . . friendly . . . not given to lengthy conversations . . . yet sometimes quite an arguer . . . would like to dispense with homework assignments . . , has membership in the New Haven Min- eral Club . . . plans for the future have not been decided. Civil Wm' D413 35 Honor Guard 3. 42 SANDRA JEAN LADE Bleu with talenti and arts to pleare and horn to write and converre zvith earef' Sandy . . . an import from Wilbur Cross High School in her junior year . . . cooking . . . oodles of literary talent . . . modern lass in an ancient house . . . journeys everyday from Northford's wilds . . . knitting . . . church choir . . . Pogo philosophy . . . college will claim this girl. Civil War Day 33 Exceltior 3, Scriptorag Latin Night 33 Potpourri 3, 43 Stardurt 33 Sachem 4. KENNETH HILMER LARSON Why live, if not to he merry and gay? Veggo . . . a likeable guy . . . enjoys hi-fi . . . base- ball pitcher . . . loves Mr. Dunn's lectures . . . kept up with his French . . . So what are you going to do? . . . seen behind the counter at various drugstores . . . future plans include college. J. V. Baseball 1, 23 Civil War Day 33 French Club 3, 4. of VN ,f3c0 NW AN J, f v- rifle 4 .ajbw iff ai JOHN LANOUETTE I exirt only ar I amp that ir enough. Bill . . . imaginative . . . progressive jazz . . . Nut- meg Boys' State alternate . . . C. Y. O .... has done a lot to boost school spirit . . . Roscoe J. Upshot of morning announcements . . . his future plans include college. Band lj Latin Night 1, 23 Rifle Club lg Belle of the Wert 23 jerry 23 Arsenic and Old Lace 33 Cafeteria Im- provement Committee 33 Civil War Day 33 Drama Club 3, 4, President 43 Hall of Montezuma 33 Honor Guard 33 Macbeth Trial 33 Potpourri 3, 43 Ring Committee 33 Star- dust 33 Torch 3, 43 United Nations Club 3, 43 Sachem 43 Student Council 4, Treasurer. SE I' . me ,Jeff 3 6 1 W SW' 1,4 Ogwt-H, ' LINDA MARCIA LENDROTH A friend to all, and to all a friend. dj Wg Lin . . . earnest and trustworthy . . . all likes and MA, , no dislikes . . , vibrant personality . patience . . . Good grief . . . lends spare time to Rainbow . . . serene and poised . . . the future generation will be lucky to claim her as a teacher. Chorus 1, 2, 33 Nativity 1, 2, 33 Rifle Club 1, 2, 33 Rifle Team 1, 2, 33 Class Secretary 23 Girls Swimming 23 Mood Indigo 23 J. V. Basketball 33 Cadet Teaching 3, 43 Civil War Day 33 Graduation Usher 33 Hall of Monte- zuma 33 Homeroom Representative 33 Stardust 33 Torch Sachem 4 3 EDWARD MARTIN LESS A quiet perron except when otheriviref' Eddie . . . tall and dark . . . enjoys swimming and hunting . . . quiet and unassuming . . . until you know him . . . ready to do what is asked of him . . . plans to enter the Army. Civil War Day 5. it A-vw LAWRENCE MARTIN LIPSHER The CLAUDIA ELAINE LEVIN A patron of the artrf' Claudia . . . an import from Bethesda, Maryland, in her junior year . . . always industrious . . . likes music, art, poetry, and peanuts . . . activities, activities, activities . . . spare time is spent reading, swimming, and knitting . . . hard-working gal is she . will take a liberal arts course on campus to increase her already plentiful store of knowl- edge. Civil War Day 5, Drama Club 5, 4, Hall of Monte- zuma 5, Macbeth Trial 5, Potpourri 5, 4, Stardurt 5, French Club 4, Secretary, Pep Club 4, Play Reading Com- mittee 4, Sacherrt 4, United Nations Club 4. High-erected thozfghtr. seated in the heart of COIH'I6JJ'.'i Larry . . . a most likable chap . . . active in school affairs . . . Student Council . . . Harvard Book Award . . . Nutmeg Boys' State delegate . . . Young Peoples Society . . . future plans are collegiate. Band l, 2, J. V. Basketball 1, Football -- J. V. I, 2, Varsity 5, 4, Latin Night I, 2, Excelrior 2, Harvert Hop 2, 5, 4, Student Council 2, 5, 4, Vice President 5, Civil lVar Day 5, Debate Club 5, 4, Hall of Montezuma 5, Honor Guard 5, lake Box Hop 5, Macbeth Trial 5, Stardart 5, Tonzahazvh 5, 4, Co-editor 5, Varsity Club 5, 4, French Club 4, President, Sarhenz 4, United Nations Club 4. gibli ct Lf 0- M34 il' ted it . ff WW ,al 155.5 flu? N L NANCY BROOKS LUCAS Life'r what you make it. Lake . . . has been heard cheering since eighth grade . . . enthusiastic tennis player . . . hard working yet full of fun . . . versatile sports-wise . . . will generate more vitality at college and in the future as a medical secretary. Basketball - J. V. 1, Varsity 2, 5, 4, Captain 5, Cheer- leading -- J. V. 1, 2, Varsity 5, 4, Captain 4, Latin Night 1, 2, Belle of the Wert 2, Drama Club 2, Excelsior 2, Mood Indigo 2, Nativity 2, Civil War Day 5, Hall of Montezuma 5, Honor Guard 5, Ring Committee 5, Chair- man, Stardart 5, Pep Club 4, Sachem 4. BEVERLY ANN INIAI-IER Silenre if the perfect beralcl of joy. Bev' '... a quiet girl with hidden sparks of enthu- siasm . . . claims we live and learn . . . likes football, bas- ketball and baseball . , . free hours are spent horseback riding and hiking . . . plans for a career include office work. Civil War Day 5. WILLIAM HENRY MARKS The combined qvalitier of a man and an athlete. Billy . . . easy-going . . . his pleasing personality and sincerity are liked by all . . . makes the baseball diamond sparkle with his pitching arm . . . all sports catch his eye . , . Pilgrim Fellowship . . . DeMolay . . . lent his talents to American Legion Baseball . . . winner of the Savitt Good Sportsmanship Award . . . his next victory will be at college. Varsity Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 5, 4, President 4g Basketball - J. V. 3, Varsity 45 Civil War Day 3, Varsity Football 3g Honor Guard 3g Vanity Drag 3g United Nations Club 4. Q94- WALTER JUSTIN MARKS I live on the Junny fide of the .ftreet. Walt ' . . . the most happy fella . . . has no dislikes . . . thinks it is better not to do today what you can do tomorrow . . . an expert drummer . . . DeMolay . . . finds cooking a pleasing task . . . would like to become a chef. Chorus 35 Civil War Day 5. '53 Q' I . 2 ,Q Va gx N.. ll ,M -'Ur MICHAEL JOSEPH MATTEI Youth if full of rportf' Mike . . . easy to please . . . pastimes are many . . . water sports, hunting, and softball . . . has been a member of junior Achievement and C. Y. O .... often found behind the wheel of his Pontiac . . . will later be found in the United States Air Force. Civil War Day 3g Photography Club 3. PHYLLIS ANN MATTEIS 1 v xy g M I A Jmile adds to frietzdrhipfl W J Phil . . . entered NHHS in her junior year . . . ' ,w vibigffl always friendly and cheerful . . . skating, dancing, and Qbbuft . 1 C. Y. O .... hobbies require more than a twenty-four hour 0 A lt' ' clay . . . busy working after school . . . future holds a place ' for her in the secretarial field. -fb X ' ' Civil War Day 3j United Nations Club 4. L ' L I , A ! 1, NATHAN JOHN MENCHETTI 5, i He gazm Jtretzgth ar he goer alongq 'lx Q, Nate . . . oooooh, that voice! . . , member of the V' Four Notes . . . loves sports -- especially football . . . his favorite saying is Don't be over-confident . . . seen around school sporting his Varsity jacket . . . member of the Naval Reserves . . . friend to all . . . Nate plans to head for college. MICHAEL MAURICE MELODY Life it a wonderful thing. Miha . . . a natural born leader . . . imported from Iowa . . . just the right combination of deep thought and joviality . . . Nutmeg Boys' State alternate . . . C. Y. O. . . . his years at NHHS have been packed with accomplish- ment . . . sure to succeed after college. Belle of the Wert 3g Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Football - J. V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Latin Night 25 Mood Indigo 2, Stu- dent Senate Zg Chorus 3, Civil War Day 3g Hall ofMo1zte- zuma 33 Honor Guard 3, Nativity 3g Stardurt 3, Class President 3, Potpourri 4, ,Torch 4, United Nations Club 4, Treasurer, Varsity Cluwgcretary. tl if JJ, . SJJAJ HV of Baseball - V. l, 2, Varsity 3, 4g Basketball - , V J. V. l, 2, Varsity 3, 41 Football - V. l, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club lg Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g Ciiil War Day 3g 5 Hall of Montezuma 3g Homeroom Representative 4. 4 JP -fi i X ,IL f 'll y A Arn, iill ful '. 'W K. '-989' X' 53 . . -VX N D 'J I U mtl- JUDITH LYNN MONTGOMERY it t ' Good humor if a parrport anywhere. V I, .' F Judy . . . a real sport . . . true to the cause of basket- ' l I ball, swimming, tennis . . . but why don't you like field A. Y Jhockey? . . . humorist . . . North Haven Drum Corps . . . 1 1 I ' ks-?'ilfreHing during intramurals . . . is planning on entering dv. I, F e business field. R Basketball - J, v. lg varsity 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, f I -1' Girls' Swimming 2, 3, 4, Civil lWar Day 3, Graduation t R yqy 4 Usher 3, Macbeth Trial 3g Starduft 35 Sachem 4. - Q 1' 46 tt ROBERT PAUL MOOSDORF Tall oahr from little acorn: grow. Bob . . . friendly word to everyone . . . always pop- ping up everywhere . . . likes airplanes, cars . . . active in Junior Achievement and DeMolay . . . likes to travel . . . belongs to the Ground Observer Corps . . . plans to enter the Air Force after graduation. ja? Student Senate 2g Civil War Day 3. Q 'L' .f . eng! 744 Q f D. r Hi my bc? I JQFJ 1-J be-,K X S f L ft, 'Sq C Seq ru MARY JANE MUGGLETON She who joy would win mutt Jhare it Muggrie neat always ready for fun entered NHHS from Lauralton Hall in her junior year college week ends in Boston C Y O enjoys swimming next stop is College where she will take up medical technology Civil War Day 3 Girls Swimming 3 4 Hall 0 Montezuma 3 Stardust 3 Drama Club 4 Sachem 4 United Nations Club 4 ,ff aff' f'Yx -fn? 2 My GSK ,k if , 'Q STEPHEN MORRIS Gentle of rpeech, henefcent of mind. Steve . . . a quiet and pleasant student . . . C. Y. O. . . . interested in boating, fishing, and swimming . . . in- dustrious . . . newspaper boy who spends much time keeping the community informed . . . future plans include earning the wings of the United States Air Force. Student Senate 25 Civil War Day 3. 4191-1- this yjj ROGER GENE MUNCK I with he would explain hi: explanation Roger sincere enjoys working on cars driving member of DeMolay Ground Observer Corps Do you know what you re doing? plans to work at Pratt and Whitney or B W Electrical Con tractors following graduation Latin Night l 2 Nativity l 2 Belle ofthe Weft 2 Fencing 2 3 4 Vice President 2 3 Bowl1ng3 4 Czul War Day 3 Macbeth Trial 3 rf ' , ' ' U fl ' ,U . . V l . , . . . f ., Q 1 a 7 7 3 D , f' l f -4 Q , . s , I 3 . - f 5 i v-f rf ' - - - n N ff ' ' ' if! 1 . . ' x 9 1 1 s 1 . . . . . . . . , V. 7 ! V 3 Y Y 7 f 0 ' Q . 4 -A4 fm, V . I 4 ating ,H t - ,.. 1. W . ,,,.t-f'f- STEPHEN EARL MURRAY With jart enough of learning to mirquotef' Steve . . . always ready with a joke . . . hearty greetings . . . friendly to everyone . . . enjoys electronics . . . tennis is a favorite sport . . . ivy league clothes . . . active in DeMolay . . . plans to be an electronical engineer . . . to train at Missouri School of Mines and Engineering. Ciziil War Day 35 Drama Club 5, 4g Hall of Monte- zuma 3g Boys' Swimming -4g Potpourri 45 United Nations Club 4. X., fb. PAULA CONSTANCE MYERS A fanny smile that maker the hardeft tafk a pleafuref' Paul . . . practical and petite . . . smiling cheer- leader . . . C. Y. O .... Hey, Sweets! . . . enjoys group gatherings . . . bowling, tennis, swimming . . . quiet and eflicient . . . plans to enter college. Cheerleading - V. l, 2, Varsity 3, 45 Girls' Swim- ming lg Latin Night 1, 2g Torch 2, 3, 4g Civil War Day 3g Macheth Trial 3g Potpourri 43 Sachem 4. GEORGE MICHAEL NOCERINO A dry jext - I have them at my fingertipff' George . . . seemingly silent, but actually quite the conversationalist . . . a dry humorist who dislikes being tardy . . . enjoys good music and photography . . . hopes to expose his ability with film as a photographer after graduation. Civil War Day 3. MARGARET C. NUTILE The lan with the delicate air. Peggy . . . tiny and seemingly fragile . . . has lots of determination . . . conscientious, especially in painting . . . C. Y. O .... enjoys dancing . . . will combine talent and hobby by becoming an interior decorator. Chorus lg Civil War Day 35 Macbeth Trial 3g Star- durt 3. U N M' f 1 E K WILLIAM H. OBIER ,xv W t No life hut at moments. l' wp ,OJ 'rf' Bill . . . always found tinkering with cars . . . 'OJ Ay . thinks about them most of the time . . . quick to do what l. 1-A t, N , is expected of him . . . future is unplanned as yet. lx AX ,JXP - . -, Civil War Day'3. V . ' A T gi, Tm P 5 A ., uwka. V. 1 . a fwitw -F lla: V CHARLES WARREN OERTEL I love life. Charlie . . . now you see him, now you don't . . . very clever and twice as witty . . . known especially for his mechanical skill . . . hobby is Boy Scouts . . . likes electrical shop . . . plans to step from NHHS into R. C. A. Television School . . . now works at Howie's T. V. Repair and Appliance Store in preparation. Civil War Day 3g Hall of Montezuma 3g United Nations Club 3, 4. da I . XAWM Wy? EILEEN BARBARA O'BRIEN She um made for playfulthoughts, happy laughter. Ei . . . jazz . . . records . . . always heard cheering for the Dodgers . . . plays the piano . . . fabulous collection of crewnecks . , . C'e.rt donimagef' . . . hockey fan . . . . . . smiles full of sunshine . . . college beckons her in the future. Drama Club lg Intramurals lg Pep Club lg Girls' Swimming 2, 3, 4g Mood Indigo 2g Torch 2g Civil War Day 33 French Club 3, 4, President 4g Macbeth Trial 55 Nativity 53 Stardust 3g United Nations Club 5, 4g Chorus 4. DONALD A. OLSON Here'r a jolly peryon and there ain't no doubting that. Don . . . good-natured and amiable . . . enlivened many a band practice . . . You bet. . . . has held a class office . . . displayed Wyatt Earp abilities as a two-year member of the rifle team . . . plans for the future include the Navy. Band. 1, 2, 33 Class Treasurer lg V. Football l, 2g Rifle Club 1, 23 Civil War Day 3. JOHN KENNETH PALMER I believe in having a good time when I rtart about it. john . . . self-assured . . . bees are his hobby . . . goes for music . . . Civil Air Patrol Band . . . DeMolay . . . Branford Town Band . . . trombone . . . college is next on his agenda. . Band lg Drama Club 1, 2g Varsity Football 1, 2, 4g Latin Night l, 2g Nativity 1, 2g Fencing 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, 4g Civil War Day 35 Macbeth Trial 3. A M' 5 frlllmlfn Q: jfjwl if 4 , uf' M0 'I l v 1 ' 1 1 ROBERT ROGER PERNAL The key to pleafure if honest work. Bob . . . easy to get along with . . . member of Columbian Squires . , . enjoys hunting . . . other sports . . , outdoor man . . . interested in mechanics . . . quiet sort of guy . . . his future is undecided as yet. Civil War Day 35 Fencing 3, 4g Macbeth Trial 3. LOUIS ALFRED PERROTTI A practical life ir likely to be hard on a gay young fellow like me. Louie . . . amiable newcomer from Wilbur Cross in his junior year . . . divides his time between listening to records, bowling, and roller-skating . . . terrific sense of humor . . . keeps 'em laughing . . . a whiz on the dance floor . . . the terror of pedestrians . . . drives a Cool Chevy . . . his future plans are undecided. Civil War Day 3. aim? ., I 'Q' nity 'L A'i lJl '-i f 1, it' 'A . 3 -A . ggi. W at x li' 1 flax 4-aa 1 X es' Q .1 t . . 4 ,. .Q wtf' - sg, VUE, f ROBERT ERWIN PETRY The man that blurher if not quite a brute. Bob . . . shy but friendly . . . a little on the quiet side . . . interested in woodworking and automobiles . . . enjoys all sports . . . C. Y. O .... 4-H Club member . . . would like to go to college but is undecided as to a spe- cific career. Civil War Day 3g United Nations Club 4. 50 CHARLES ALMUND PHELPS The born the horn the lurty horn Ir not a thzng to laugh or .rcorn Charlze seen at Bohn s plays the trumpet drslrkes gettrng up early Doesnt everyone? Thomas Glass orchestra DeMolay after graduatron comes college where he wrll contrnue hrs musrc Band I 2 3 4 Dance Band l 2 3 4 Cwzl War Dag 3 Hallo Montezuma.3 mx LILLIAN PATRICIA REDDING XJ A true Mend ts a rzend orever Patty P Y F srncere and frrendly to all finally got her license collects Srnatra records l Y musrc happy and pleasrng personalrty tall and dark scrence clarms thrs gal Chorus l 2 4 unror Drama Club I Latzn Nzgbt l 2 3 Natzztty I 2 Pep Clubl Student Senatel 2 Excelrtor 2 3 Pro ecta Aurora 3 Mood lndtgo 2 Cwtl War Dag 3 Drama Club 3 Hall o Montezuma 3 Pot pourrt 3 4 Busmess Manager 3 4 Stardurt 3 Torch 3 Sacbem 4 Student Council 4 Secretary ff' Q' 'Q' F EVELYN JEAN PONZO Let ur then be up and doing Lynne Rarnbow petrte always actrve lrkes basketball and football games drslrkes base ba enjoys homemakrng Y P F contributes to many fashron shows comptometer school after graduatron rs her goal Chorus l Fashron Show 2 3 Natwtty 2 Cwtl War Day 3 Unrted Natrons Club 4 J NSY 7 Q' I Sb' ELEANOR ELIZABETH REILLY Coquette and coy at once ber an Rez Oh those beautrful blue eyes quiet and shy untrl you get to know her then WOW' a Latrn scholar Paxf spends her summers at Ham monassett lrkes swrmmmg dancrng and readrng hates drll prcl-:les actrve as C Y O Treasurer umor Achrevement will charm the campus of New Brrtam State Teachers College Chorus I 4 Latzn Ntgbt 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 Student Senate l Ctul Wfar Dag 3 Exfelftor 3 Prae ecta Gubernatorum 3 Hall of Montezuma 3 Unrted Nations Club 4 U rl r H If-, I A ..A. , I.. , 1 ' V Q 7f3 V 3 I Y 5 7 5 X . I K Q . Y . 7. 3 ' fl , I Q-.AY 4 J VV . ' A ' .7 it 59 no I I I p E Ng .ex , 5 v fl ,Bt . 5 g 3 XV V 61 ,Y X, : My f J at -am . ff. xy J X v UC, I pl t, It XP fl ta V another Latin scholar . . . junior Achievement . . . en'o s X I . +1 ex 6 ,I . , , f? Q5 , Q 7, .7 A k- ' ' 3 U L O if ' 4 i lx Q I s'v ' 9 9 .7 x s , 1 ' ' - f I D, gy . l I M fy t 'j X fn J' ,Xi gy 5' X H K R I Q . L My 4 I N X ., x, J . 1 ,J .JJ in t lg 'l ... , I ', ' 1 - In l ' ff,-I 1 r .Al . S v 9 3 . I .1 ' ' g I ' ', SHEILA MARY REILLY The will to dog the mul to dare. Sheila . . . bubbles like champagne . . . always an imaginative story on hand . . . spends time knitting and writing letters . . . thousands of activities . . . disc-jockey . . . clothing . . . belongs to Junior Achievement . . . C. Y. O .... college will become part of her busy future. Chorus 1, 2g Fashion Show lg Girls' Swimming 1, 2, 4g Library Club lg Pep Club lg Belle of the Wert 23 V. Cheerleading 2g Drama Club 2, 4g Civil War Day 55 Hall of Montezuma .SQ Maeheth Trial 3g Stardiut 35 United Nations Club 3, 4g Fencing 4g Sachem 4. . .J ,4 1 x EDWARD ROGERS Full of fun and life. Eddie . . . tall and lanky . . . found around cars . . . enjoys ice-skating . . . roller-skating, too . . . courteous . . . always has a joke ready . . . meant for fun . . . undecided future. Civil War Day 3. '65 Mi ... we . Ay-,,.,X Jet tw 'rt sr! a wi , JOHN RICHARD ROCHE There liex a deal of deriltry heneath hir mild exterior. HjOb7l7lj U . . . hghtin' Irish . . . Sportsman, Inc. . . . love of good arguments . . . captivating smile . . . a real riot in the classroom . . . Nutmeg Boys' State delegate . . . will score higher in college . . . journalism will bid him Hello . Student Senate lg Baseball - J. V. 1, 2, Varsity 3, 44 Basketball - V. l, Varsity 3, 4, Co-captain 4g Football - V. l, 2, Varsity 3, 4g Latin Night 1, 2g Civil War Day 35 Class Vice President 3, 4g Honor Guard 53 Mac- beth Trial 3g Ring Committee 55 Varsity Club 3, 4g United Nations Club 4. MARY-JANE CAROLYN ROWE Lighter than a feather. Mary-jane . . . quiet . . . tiny . . . Oh, those bulletin boards . . . interests include art, swimming, dancing, parties . . . quite a hand at driving a tractor . . . hopes to be a student at the University of Connecticut. Fashion Show 1, 31 Civil War Day 3. HENRY JAMES SARGENT JR Always ready or uork and un Hank hr collects Jazz albums rkes sports pro football boatmg remember Sagrtturt ofhcer of DeMolay persrdes over the Student Coun bass player Up Beats college rs the mam lrght of hrs future Ban l 2 V Baseball 1 2 Dance Band l 2 Latw Nzght 1 2 Rrfle Club 1 Student Senate 1 2 Basket ball V 2 Varsity 3 4 C1111 War Dag 3 Hallo Montezuma 3 Honor Guard 3 Stardzzft 3 Co charrman Varsrty Club 3 4 Varsrty Football 4 Student Councrl 4 Presrdent Umted Natrons Club 4 PHYLLIS ANN SEXTON A maui there war 0 qnzet uayr and thoughtful thmhmg Phg from her pen oftrme come gems My word artrstrc sedate and demure not always so quiet a great HIEISI a graceful step college Wrll be lucky to clalm her Chorus 1 2 Latm Nzght 1 2 C1111 War Daj 3 Macbeth Trzal 3 Potpourri 4 Sachem 4 fig 'YQ JON ROY SAUTER Wzt and wzfdom comhtned on smrle for everyone avrd sports fan the screntrfrc one outsrde lrfe rncludes M Y F and work hard worker and srncere love for good trmes hr fi next conquest wrll be engrneermg at college Latzn Nzght 1 2 V Baseball 3 Basketball Stat lsttcran 3 Cwzl War Day 3 Macbeth Trzal 3 Starduft 3 Unrted Natrons Club 4 JOHN ERNEST SILENGO A It e 0 eafe 15 a dz cult pursuit johnny carefree and gay enyoys huntrng stockcar racrng rs a favorxte pastlme future rs unde crded as yet Cuz! War Dag 3 , . ff I ,f , f :J rr n ' - 1- . H . . . ' , . . . . . . . , l crl . .. ... - ... d v 1 ' v a Q 1 ' ' 3 5 t 3 ' - ' . , , . -1- - , , , , f 3 a 9 ' 1 -7 7 5 7 , . Q ., . . . 11 a s J- ' 7 ' 7 , 5 3 rf ' f ' , , ' ' V 5 'W 'V' . . . ' - - . ' t. H - - ' . . . . . . - f - ., 4 I A u 'v' V ' , , 9 9 v 5 3 ' rr ' ' ' ' M ' . rf ,H ' ' x I - . . . . K. . I ROBERT JOSEPH SMITH He :hat wznketb wztb the eye cazuetb Jorrow Srmttj serlous neat dresser agxle mmd Columblan Squlres progresslve jazz Bohns conscrentxous worker moody gray Ford C Y O personable future plans may mclude the Arr Force V Baseball l R1fle Club 1 Rrfle Team 1 Cwzl War Daj 3 Un1ted Natnons Club 4 ELLEN MARGARET SWEERS Vzzacnj rf the gz I o uonzan ISIICS llkes mclude bowlmg plzza parues and tennis a Nat Kmg Cole fan too after school finds her behmd the counter nn Bohns drugstore member of C Y O her futurc plans of artendmg college and becoming a socnl workcr are well sulted to her per sonallty Chorus 1 2 Natwztj 1 2 Rrfle Club 1 2 Glrls Swlmmmg 2 Latzn Nzglat 2 3 Torch 2 3 4 Varslty Cheerleadmg 3 4 C1111 War Daj 3 ExceIrzor3 Trzbuna Hall of Montezuma 3 Stardayl 3 Safbem 4 'fuk aflwa. -ef PHYLLIS ANNETTE STONE Sbe xeemed always to walk and talk ar 1 earzng lo auaken Jomeone Dollze cute and quret member of C Y O collects stuffed ammals unnor Achxevement enjoys roller skatmg 1ce skatmg bowlmg plays the plano we re sure shell have a wonderful futurc m tmchmg Rrfle Club 2 Secretary 2 Rifle Team 2 Czwl Wf Daj 3 Homeroom Reprcscntatne 3 Honor Guard 3 Macbeth Trzal 3 Tw1rlers 3 Chorus 4 Unlted NHIIOHS Club 4 Secretary j I Mfpj BRENDA ANN TEDFORD A fmzle uzll cozer many a mzle Bren vu acrous always a frlendly smxle and greetmg enjoys bowlrng skarmg rnusrc Prlgrrm Fellowshlp choxr typlcal Irlsh readhead tered NHHS ln jumor year from Vernon Connectrcut records What s th1s blfu next stop college as an Engl1sh major C1111 lWar Daj 3 Excelfzor 3 Pro erta Adnzznzonem Hall of Monleznnza 3 Latzn Nzgbt 3 Potponrrz 4 Sacbern 4 Torch 4 rf . V., . - . ' J. I A 3 A . Q . . . L I 9' ' 'ff ' V J! H ' H ' . y Q I. Q . . ar V L I . 4 1 Y g 4 . Q Q Q J Q ' ' 1 t' 1' , - X J- U 7 'ls' at .Y 'N . u .qffo ju lbw f Y M' j 1 T 4- oz ' ' ' ' ,U , .- j f f f f l A xi' I L A V El . . . vivaciousness and spirit are her character- V ' , All L L ... , , ' ,, - . , IV . . . ' L l Y .M . . .... A jp, , lb ig, . . L ' -I I . . I I . A . , ' 'C . - 5 7. ' 3 Y 7 7 l 'V B U 1 E l , 3 ,I , L t 4 , -a Y ,l 1 rv '4 ' N jj of L 3 'lv' tx -wx ' lj' , ' ,U 5 rr xx 'V ' ' ' Q . .- . . - Y I - 3 . . ., Q . - . I I ... ,.. ...en- , fff fe QI ,lvl 4 l I' v f D . . '. ' t .Q 3 L g . FRANK EDWARD TENEDI NE I wat never len alone than when hy myfelff' Frank . . . quiet, friendly . . . enjoys stock car races . . . ardent hunter . . . English is my weakness . . . fun to talk with . . , his future is undecided. Civil War Day 3. 2.5 . fx if ROBERT LINCOLN TOLMAN FirJt comin to fun. Bohn . . . good-natured . . . the notorious Rock Tolman . . . bowls them over with his handsomeness . . . sense of humor . . . DeMolay . . . I am intelligent . . . true sports lover . . . a jolly fisherman . . . works at Ray's . . . the Air Force is in the future of this likable lad. Bowling Team 2, 5, 4g Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g Civil War Day 3g Graduation Usher 3g Macbeth 3. yflfrj ZNQXLV 4 Dt YN jp., I 'pxwxf geo 4 . 'V ,QQW Op! ki LA ' A,-Cl, 8 J 7 :vm JUDITH ELLEN THOMPSON With an eye to Jee life'J .runnieit tide. Judy . . . light-hearted . . . has a musical quality . . . overall likability typifies this petite blonde . . . a busy gal . . . has hobbies ranging from boating to collecting miniature pitchers . . . choir . . . Rainbow . . . church Fel- lowship . . . future will either be in teaching or in music. Latin Night 1, 2g Band 2, 5, 4g Nativity 23 Civil War Day 3g United Nations Club 5, 4g Sachem 4. ii I2 ' ri Q R A -s t el F l , .4 -I he PATRICIA soPH1E ToNDALo For the wat jurt the quiet hind whoxe nature never varieJ. is sp R H I I j Pat . . . quiet and hardworking . . . courteous . . . j Q Bookstore . . . enjoys bowling and ice-skating . . . plays UQ XL ' ys the piano . . . likes to sew . . , dancing . . . member of , Cf! ew 1 J C. Y. O .... the business field will receive her heartily. Chorus 1, 2, 3j Twitlers 1, 2, 3, 45 Civil War Day 3g Pep Club 43 United Nations Club 4. I f C0 DOUGLAS BOYD TURNER Happy go lucky' easy go free. Kip . . . to all who know him and everyone else, too . . . likes swimming and coins . . . DeMolay officer . . . Luther League officer . . . hobbies include stamp col- lecting . . . believes in mixing pleasure with work . . . works at Knudsen's . . . his red hair denotes a fiery temper - but where is it? . . . next step forward is college. Boys' Swimming 5, 4, Captain 5, 43 Cizil War Day 3g United Nations Club 4. ROGER LOUIS VANDAL And oft have I heard defended, Lillle said ir Jomzeit mended. E Roger . . . quiet . . . enjoys swimming and skiing . . dependable when called upon . . . basketball not favored . . keeps to himself . . , plans to attend a business college. Civil ll7ar Day Sg Boys' Swimming 5g Fencing 3, 4. lg JOSEPH LUDGER VAILLANCOURT Let the world slide. loei' . . . quiet and reserved . . . seen tinkering with cars . . . has a stamp collection . . . likes rabbits . . . active in C. Y. O .... future is undecided. Civil War Day 5. 1 .. f 1 x will 'ali' -in -- ,gf ! RONALD DOUGLAS VAN DOREN A Jpirit Jiiperior to every weapon. I?onizie'l . . . has the air of an indignant German . . . loves to speak that language . . . collects literature of foreign countries . . . a quick sense of humor . . . will at- tend Quinnipiac College. Civil UVM Day 3. JAMES F. VERME, JR. The bext of the :port it to do the deed and .ray nothing. jim . . . a true friend . . . fond of sports and cars . . . a real interest in football . . . Varsity Club . . . C. Y. O. . . . modest as one can be . . . hopes to attend college in the future. Baseball - V. l, Varsity 23 V. Basketball lg Varsity Football l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g Civil War Day 5g United Nations Club 4. 4-'Q ,gre ARTHUR PETER WHITE He goef as he pleayey and plearef at he goes. Art . . . a friendly and well-liked lad . . . hobbies include trampoline and swimming . . . Y. M. C. A. . . . Ground Observer Corps and Naval Reserves comprise his outside activities . . . history courses are his pet peeve . . . always gay and always fun, Art is liked by everyone . . . plans a college education in accounting which he will pursue after his naval training. Latin Night l, 2g Boys' Swimming 3g Civil War Day 55 United Nations Club 3, 43 Sacbem 4. DONALD RAYMOND WELLS Sing away .forrow - Cart away care. Donny . . . a quiet, likeable guy . . . a happy min- strel . . . that voice . . . Four Notes . . . red V-necked sweater . . . enjoys art, baseball, basketball . . . art school beckons him in the future. Varsity Baseball lg Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Civil War Day 33 Hall of Montezuma 3g Macbeth Trial 3. MADGE ELAINE WHITMAN Sbe'5 never tboughtleu and never rude. Madge . . . quiet and a friend to all . . . library as- sistant . . . favors reading and Pat Boone . . . swims like a mermaid . . . often exclaims Gee whiz! . . . someone will be fortunate in claiming this gal as a dependable secretary. Library Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3g Civil War Day 53 United Nations Club 4. CAROLYN ANN WILSCN Like a brook, I babble on. Carolyn . . . love of Fine chit-chat . . . contends that lipstick will become extinct . . . red Volkswagon con- vertible . . . the girl with the silver bracelets . . . buzzes around in 4th gear . . . records, reading . . . P. Y. F. . . . junior Achievement . . . chooses to sojourn at college. Drama Club l, 2, 5, 4, Lalirz Night l, 2, Library Club lg Naliril-1 l, 25 Torfb l, 2, Business Manager Zg Excelsior 2, Girls' Swimming 2, 4, Mood lmligo 25 Cadet Teaching 3g Ciz'il War Day 5, French Club 3, 4g Hall of Morztezizma 3g Honor Girard 33 Szarzlart 3, United Na- tions Club 5, 43 Bowling 4g Fencing 4g Sacbem 4. C i if L' J an JW! 5, CONNIE LEE WILSON Of moclerty aml grace. Cor11zie' '... friendly and always smiling . . . Youth Fellowship . , . several hobbies . . . likes sewing, records, skating, and swimming . . . enjoyable hours are spent at Pep Club and basketball practice . . . destination after graduation will be beautician's school. Chorus lg Girls' Swimming 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2g . V. Basketball 5, Ciril War Day 5, Stardust 3. .ll .jll r 1 l N ll ROBERT WILLIABI WING Enjoy today ami let Iomorrozz' lair' rare of itrelff' Bob . . . friendly and quiet . . . baseball fan . . . J. V. Baseball l. 2, 31 Student Senate lg Cizfil War Day 3, Marbelb Trial S. enjoys hunting, fishing, most sports . . . DeMolay . . . loves I, JLMJL to have fun . . . P. Y. F .,.. his future is as yet unplanned If V L iflfblf f .J I 'jd lflf-Z W fl L 1 6 X 1: ML l J pt f' I iff ' JL 4 ,ff 7 , .1 1 A ,. if 1 X 1, SML W f - V V. tj We RUTH MARY woRK 4 l Bla.rber are the rainbow of morlerlyf' I Razbie . . . weekends at UConn . . . hobbies include Y- 'Y piano, tennis, knitting, writing letters, dancing . . . quick to blush . . . the sparkling junior Prom Queen with Star- dust in her eyes . . . P, Y. F .... junior Achievement . . . future sees college to study dental hygiene. Mood Indigo 23 Pep Club 2, 4g Torrb 2, 3g Chorus 3, 4g Civil War Day 3g Drama Club 5, 4, French Club 3, 4, Hall of Monzezama 3, Honor Guard 3, Macbeth Trial 33 Starzlmt 33 Sarbem 4g United Nations Club 4. ANNIE YOPP To a young heart everything is fun. Annie ' . . . oh, so devilish . . . interested in drawing . . . always cheerful . . . loves dancing and practical joking . . . found singing in the Community Baptist Choir . . . active at the Dixwell Avenue Community House . . . fu- ture plans are undecided as yet. Chorus lg Pep Club 2, Civil War Day 53 Stardust 3. to Qxgqti Y. l - 801454 Qffhtald vm-tip CCTUUL' SQ'-2'-4'9-ffgjfl-4eXC Qtwoe ROBERT JOSEPH ZELANAKAS Spend not too mach time in study. Zeke . . . well-liked by all . . . a witty word here and there . . . active in Junior Achievement . . . attracted by hunting and fishing . . . plans to attend college and see the world via the United States Air Force. Rifle Team 2g Civil War Day 3, Macbeth Trial 3. JOHANNE LUISE ZAEHRINGER A good nature is a good business. jolsanne . . . an avid lover of classical music . . . her own hi-fi set . . . plays the piano, too . . . also has elevated tastes in art . . . is an excellent painter . . . a ser- ious worker who enjoys perfection in her art . . . courteous . . . will work in an office and continue her artistic talent on the side. Chorus lg Mood Indigo 2, Civil War Day 3, Gradu- ation Usher Sg Stardust 3g Sachem 4. ALMA MATER As the golden thread of knowledge Weaves a path into the light, We will always carry with us - Mem'ries of maroon and white. Chorus: Singing loud and clear your praises We raise your banners to the sky! Striving forward Alma Mater, For you, North Haven High. The years are quickly passing by, Leaving mem'ries fond and true. Within our hearts well always be Firm and loyal unto you Chorus Virginia Cretella Frank Hauser .,5,... , W lyme.. TN-1 in ,. 4, A ,-wmdg, 1555, V FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Allan Hadley, President, Anne Harritk, Secretaryg Robert Emerson, Vice-Presi dentg Donald Olson, Treasurer. The big thing FRESHMAN YEAR was the most pompous Latin Night of all. Art White as Major Domo was the hit of the evening in his toga, mint-green T-shirt, and hunter green socks. Remember the wine which came out of Welch's cans, the slipping sheets, and the makeshift card- board sandals? Out of the barbarism of the pre-teenage, civilized life emerged first in the form of freshmen. In 1953, the year of the Davy Crockett hat, we entered the ninth grade, pleased, but not nearly as sophisticated as we are Q ?D now. Since a real high school class must have leaders, we enthusiastically elected odicers and an advisor, Mrs. Arra. 5 if i SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Anne Harrick, President, Nick Ferrara, Roman Holiday: Major Domo leads a procession to Treasurer, Paul Bassett, Vice-President, Linda Lendroth, Secretary. swell the heart for heady of any Latin teacher As SOPHOMORES, under the direction of Mr. England, we got together with those penny crusading juniors and held our first big dance Mood Indigo. Silver tassels decorated the blue bids, and glittering stars and crepe paper decora tions hung from the ceiling of the gym, giving it an ethereal atmosphere, quite a change from our cafeteria dances. We had at last entered high school social life. In the schoolls first musical, Belle of the West, several members of our class made their debuts as chorus girls, snapping their garters and adding many more fans to their already large list of admirers. The cast party afterwards proved to be even more successful than the play I One of the highlights of our JUNIOR YEAR was the class ring. We broke tradition and created both friends and enemies when we decided on the new design, but when we hnally put the rings on our fingers, all criticism was drowned amid the many words of praise. Macbeth Trial: Out, out, brief chuckle . . .' junior year we made the Gettysburg gravestones shake with our memorable Civil War Day. Every member of the class participated, with astonishing results like Dunn's never-to-be-forgotten Charge, Mike Hart's three-month-old Lincoln beard, and that scene of old North Haven, Bassett and Marks C you old . . . D. We also had a rebel yell second to none in the persons of two dyed-in-the-wool rene- gades, Bob Downey and Mrs. Doyle. II lj- JUNIOR OFFICERS: Peter Gibbons, Treasuretg john Roche, Vice-President, Anne Harrick, Secretary, Michael Melody, President. For the first time in his life Cot perhaps we should say deathj Macbeth got a fair trial, complete with witches costumed for real. After the opinion of the infamous Dr. Von Tolman and the stirring defense of john Palmer, the jury, underclassmen of course, impartially decided to shorten the trial and thereby lengthen their lunch period by acquitting the defendant. Civil War Day: Roger Munck, jack Jensen, Bob Smith, Bob Zelanakas, Robert Pernal, Larry Ballantyne. What y'all doin? 1 gwZ'im ' Of course the most important achieve- ment of the junior year is the driver's license. Our class linished driver education with only a minimum of scraped fenders and dented doors, but the nerves of our instructors were shattered and their hair a little gray. Teaboure Of Fashion 7 V! A .. N 'if 4 fa 2 House is 72215: or Q , f volvo, b ff X9 . in 4 rv- Driver Education: Theft Ike brake, Maryellenf' The Teahoure of Fatlaion gave the girls a chance to show off the clothes they had made and to model the beautiful gowns from Miss Elmo's. Slardurt Queens Attendants Arlene Hrltz Barbara Davies Queen Ruth Work King Allan Hadley MC Gent Stuart Kings Attendants Mike Melody Larry Lipsher Stardust, the first junior Prom in NHHS history was also the most lavishly decorated dance for miles around The revolving chan delier in the center of the ceiling reflected colored lights into every corner of the gym to give the feeling of dancing on a carpet of swirling bubbles. . in the Stardust of 4 Jong, f .A -...- iw,rtm, aim 'ls ' Q S. -.,g fr-'...-..,f '-R-'ea-ffafe Sq, -l -w. .Clit .aiu 'z. gun , Mia 32' H t-m-.gizfltag 'ec Q-ggi! Q 5- 4355 i, f g A 'gl ,, 22 lnformality, our junior party, was a most Q, ',,, successful venture in bringing the class to- Q -Q ' :,,g'Z,.... - T x gether for fun. The peanut butter surprise, as I -. the orange relay, musical chairs, and the gene- 'l:g 'ka:s ' U' 7 Q' Q ral off-beat atmosphere pleased everyone who 1 ' 'C 4 . . 1115, . X' , - A ,,. , ' , ' came. Eating and dancing at the Green Dol- FQ, ,gg V4 y Tm Q phin completed the night. JE-2 VI E- Bonfire: Captain Ferrara gives Branford a warm reception. Nutmeg Boys' and Laurel Girls' State Delegates: john Roche, Burton, Robert Emerson, and Lawrence Lipsher. For a week in june, four members of the junior class, sponsored by the American Le- gion and Auxiliary, attended the annual ses- sion of Nutmeg Boys' and Laurel Girls' State at UConn. That Fall we were SENIORS! Sarah Tl Sock Hop: Lel'r Jlart a riot! Football brought the bonfire, a veritable holocaust of wood and one Branford football star tin efhgyj. After we slaughtered Bran- ford, the cheerleaders held their annual sock- hop. Spirit was high and comfort impera- tive: NO SHOES ALLOWED. But the greatest triumph of the season came on Armistice Day when we brought East Haven to its knees. An impromptu vic- tory party was held in the gym that night, complete with the Four Notes, and Don Dea- con Andy Shrader. Cake and cider were on the house and the administration declared a day of NO HOMEWORK. 'cz Get wood, get wood, get wood. . . T .i-tat s 'li , Y- dp .iw ,yas Mata, . .AT ,:-ff if 5w'1f1-A Q ,-4, '.. 1' . . ff' , ' -. - S 'W' -'W' ' , e '1'a .M W -f . 4 on , . -'f ' ke me sv' Q ff,-'g,-,.n...s' if Ifgmii ,- HLOUL ou! for lhe' candle u'ax. ' Then the day came, our last football game. The final second ticked away and the crowds rushed on the field to congratulate the players. During a wild exhibition of enthusiasm the goal posts toppled, later to be resur- rected with the nickles and dimes from the teams room-to-room collection. Infommlizy II, our December Senior Class Party, came as a welcome break in the routine of studies. Tom Cxypoliski, master of ceremonies, kept it a lively affair, leading the games and introducing the Four Notes and the Progressive Professors. With true Christmas spirit, Santa Claus Cavaliere gave a gift to every Senior. How did Ibn! moth- pick get in the way? The eve of the Seymour game we toured the town in a wandering pep rally, visiting such famous spots as the cannon, the Broadway rotary, Memori- al Field, the Rose Garden, and East Rock, where we made a sacrificial offer- ing to assure our victory. As a fitting end to our evening, we serenaded Mr. Aquilag the Alma Mater never sounded so good. W, A y 'ii we Q mils fu -.. ,-i Informality II. Deck the ball: . . . 594' The Four Notes: TMJ if the :tory . . gJ i , - . -Y E g +L' As any junior knows, the real reason for being a senior is the courtyard privileges, Remember how we all ran from Move-Up Day ceremonies to the courtyards, and how we jealously guarded these sacred paths from any bold underclassmen? Out of the congestion of the halls and away from the stampede of seventh graders, we braved the cold of winter to take full advantage of our possession. Salesmanship Contest: Mr. Aquila, Mr. Nigro, Advisorg Roger Vandal, Louis Perrotti. ii - + if if i M 'I'll..fi c .2525 ' . '1!--.!.! !!'!! - 2+ 32 :i 1: l -ll -1- -1: l l :.. -I .- ..- b HF ar' r' - ' -. N '-,,,..'s- i ' . yan:---- asllll lv The Senior Courtyard: Ten .fecondr to go! ,.,11r s Senior year we also began to feel the pressures of job and college applica- tions. Graduation came a big step closer when we were measured for caps and gowns. Along with the realization that we would be the indomitable Senior class no longer, came the anticipation of'facing the challenges of the future. Decorating the showcases with Christmas merchandise from various stores, the salesmanship class brightened the halls with eye-catching arrangements. The judges had a hard job choosing the best window, but finally decided to give first prize to the men's clothing display by Louis Perrotti and Ronald VanDoren. Our senior officers and advisors pulled us through a hard year of studies, college boards, Sacbem headaches, P.O.D. term papers, and our many money worries, such as yearbook and graduation activities. SENIOR OFFICERS: Paul Bassett, Presidentg Mrs. Dorsi, Advisorg Dave Gould, Treasurerg john Roche, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Mascagna, Advisorg Verna Franco, Secretary. M,,,4,'f Hou .r your old ll azzooo? Mr. and Mn. North fillike and Cathy! From the tryouts to the cast party, our Senior Play was a conspicuous success. We were off to a good start when many seniors tried out, and everyone was so talented that a fine cast was chosen. Mrs. Dorsi and her hardworking assist- ant, Claudia Levin, directed the inspiring re- hearsals and the flawless C ? J performance. Cathy Jennings, our leading lady, picked the night of the worst snowstorm in twenty years to have her quiet riot of a cast party way out in Northford. However, the most amazing and most gratifying thing about this Senior Class Play was that it was produced, directed, managed, staged, and acted entirely by SENIORS! Careful, tbat'.f my rfinking eye! ,,f, I fx 4. The senior class presents . . MR. and MRS. NORTH Q Cece f ff C -if Igf LQ So Jour bufbdildyf dead? vt. . l ft .- ,fixf f- 1 fftf ff L. 1, ,..,f!,.,1 C KI 5' xii 4 ' M ,W Q. 41 IL Act 'Ooptf Your tan'.r flipping. 5 X M if dzct VLRF I knou tberer been .fomeone m our room became the band mirror ir on the right rule which lr the u rang ride beware I aluayr put zt on the left rule and tba! 5 the right ride R+ Gobbledygoole! lirsi 3 i 1 if ne Hey Loot 'kifws Q grown afcurtomed lo your face The Lineup D. Gould, P. Beaumont, P. Bassett, W. Lanouet te, J. Sauter, S. Lade M. Chieppo, A. Hadley M. Melody, C. Jen nings, N. Ferrara, R Emerson, N. Lucas, L Lipshcr, T. Hintz, C Oertel, A. Harrick, S Burton, S. Murray, J Palmer, P. Gibbons, D Gray. F H ---1 T 'c Anne Harrick Michael Melody T , I . . L .K MOST BEST VERSATILE LOOKING Hen ry Sargent Q , Q-rv CLASS ARGUER Mary-Alice Chieppo Alan Kossack xr CLASS BLUSHER Delores Calcagni ps - ls -3.1. W1 M Q 91 'E' MOST Carolyn Wilson Atl IDEAL David Gould ' WHO'S MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lawrence Lipsher Katherine Buxton David Kithil Ruth Work MOST MUSICAL Charles Phelps Q ' 1 Judith Chapman 1- Thomas Buchan CLASS ARTISTS johanne Zaehringer R MOST Phyllis Sexton fv- ' A I BEST William Lanouette 13? DRAMATIC Roger Bjornberg BEST 3 51 Linda Lend roth ' V- I i' MOST William Lanouette DANCERS DEPENDABLE SENIOR Patricia Redding WHO QUIET Peter Beaumont In ., DRESSED Gay Benton joan Fontaine William Marks CLASS HUMORISTS , Nicholas Ferrara Annie Yopp as ,, F 'Fa' S' ACCOMPLISI-IED MOST FOR CLASS Q A' ca, Q Peter Gibbons Nancy Lucas ' ,- I 'Y CLASS INDIVIDUALISTS Mary-Alice Chieppo Michael Hart CLASS FLIRTS Sheila Reilly MOST ATHLETIC John Roche , 2 Dba- 2 Robert Smith , Judy I-Ieinle -3 To whom rt may concern We the class of 1958 bemg of fra1l body and questronable mental1ty have after careful del1berat1on concluded that 1North Hax en H1gh School vurll suffer rrrecoverably from our graduauon Therefore we haxe dec1dcd to vull the essence of our sc1nt1llat1ng personalrtres to t11e unfortun tte underel lssmen who have not been blessed Wlfh our extraordmary endovt ments To all pubhe speakers Caroly n XV1lson s gestures Bob Emerson s nets ousness M1ke Hart s appeal to the Commoners Al Hadley s slogans B111 Lanouettes 1mag1nat1on To all successful athletes N1ck Ferrara s thrrst B111 Marks adherence to tramrng rules Laurre F1nd1ay s perseverance john Roche s sersat111ty Daxe Gould s sportsmansh1p To all courtyard enthus1asts Mary A11ce Chreppo s walk Dave s and Cathy s eompan1onsh1p Senror Snobbery No Underelassmen Allovs ed To all future ClVllW1fS SUSIL Burton s rntensc emot1ons ohn Ptlmer s a1Teet1ons Anne Harrrek s Southern dravul M1kC Melody s and Mary Ahee Clueppo s dance step B111 Lanouette s COIHPlCX1OI1 M1ke Hart s beard Mrs Doy le s rebel yell Dunn s charge Escapades on the catwalk Authent1c costumes To all un1or classes The r1ng f1ght un1or Prom expenses Servmg at the Sen1or Banquet The Honor Guards dr1pp1ng candles To all gourmets The cafetena boycott fsomeone should tell the cafeter1a staff what happened to the rest of the schoolj Kate Buxton s 1ntr1cate lunches Al Hadley s appet1te The F1rst Lady s gruesome twosome club Mr Rockwell s after d1nner speeches The m1l1tary d1sm1ssal To the faculty COOklCS to Mr Dudley A box of Kleenex and a part of suspenders to Mr Clark A faucet 1n room 45 to MISS Fontame An 1nter office memo A sound proof room w1thout wmdovss for Mr Dunn A new unbreakable pomter to Mr Lynch A free pass to the L1ncoln for MISS Satterlee To the well dressed student Mrke Hart s skunk scented LCV1 s L1nda Kxssner s Fred Ph1pps wardrobe Roger Munck s s11k sh1rts A1 Gre1st s Boy Scout un1form Sue Burton's orange shoes Carolyn WllSOH,S gray cashmere sweater Sen1or p1cture outfits B111 Lanouette's desert boots Couples' club's match1ng sweaters Phyllxs Sexton's 1951 gym su1t To all beautres Lmda Ehason s dancmg lessons Shella Re1lly's and Kate Buxton's eyes I O O O , E s ' 7 '. 4 I -1 r 'U , l 1 T 4 l' 7 l K . I A A , Vx K 'a A 1 Y 1 1' ' ' ' , 2 -2 - 1 A as - K 1 7 1 ' 1 ' ' 71 A , l A 'K 1 L. I 7 , Y 1. ' . Y I D Y . Gay Benton's all-weather wardrobe L A . ' L -.. J 1 V.. f . , , . . . , . 1 . - Y Eleanor Reilly's smile Cathy Jennings' dimples Carolyn Wilson's nose Mike Melody's hair Paul Bassett s Ivy League look To all future writers Will and Prophecy brawls Bill Lanouette s vocabulary Phyllis Sexton s powerful adjectives Anne Harrlck s psychology To the Underclassmen I Ronald Du Paul leave as fast as I can' I Tom Cxypoliski leave my shutterbug heart to the camera club I Madge Whitman leave my position as head librarian to Ramon Garcia I an Huisman will my efficient use of study halls to Dave Huelsman I oan Fontaine bequeath my Charleston ingenuity to eanne I-Iorvath I Richard Augur leave my maintenance of the clay pits to Joe Chichocki We Mike Matter and Nancy Lucas leave our mornlng smoke clouds to Jane Herbert and Gary Bowman I Ken Larson bequeath my optimism to Ellen Valcourt I I I Judy Chapman leave my affiliations with the Boy Scouts to Audrey Lane Nate Menchetti will my physique to Ronald Slack Mary Alice Chieppo leave my birds going to Capistrano to Sandy Olenxk Roger Munck leave my D A to T A Barbara Donlan leave my baggy sweaters to Ida Mae Rowe Bob Moosdorf leave my height to Wally Erickson Kathy Fisher will my coughdrops to Carol Hmtz Roger Vandal leave my quiet ways to Bob Scherholtz Anne Yopp bequeath my soft voice to Marianne Palatto ohn Palmer will my romantic ways to Dick Akowchick Susie Burton will my French class attendance record to anyone who enough to break it Bob Tolman bequeath my bowling shoes to Patty Beers Marilyn Davis will my eternal nasal cold to Lois Case Nick Ferrara leave my pork pie hat to Mr DeMayo Laurie Findlay bequeath my attendance record to Richard Mayo I udy I-Ieinle will my quiet nature to Elizabeth Labonia I Joe Gherlone leave my scholarly attributes to Bob DeLorenzo I Cathy Jennings leave my Model A to all its admirers I Clifford Griswold leave my hair styles to Joyce Fletcher I Suzanne Acunzo will my wardrobe to osephine Annunziata I Alan Kossack bequeath my magnitude to Tony Chrrstoforo I Karen Jacobson leave my cooking and sewing ability to Agnes Setaro I Jon Sauter will my slide rule to James Sibley We Ballantyne and Obrer leave our theme song to Bert and Harry I I I I I Bob Smith bequeath my Hckle ways to Barbara Earle Mary rave Mary Jane Muggleton leave my weekends at Boston U to any energetic female Don Wells will my mellow voice to Dick Brockett Eileen O Brien leave my place in the lunch line to Al Hasttngs Tom Dolan will my Pat Boone sweaters to Paul Anton Elaine Birdsall leave my experiences in a drugstore to Ken Brockway Louis Perrotti leave my logically planned future to Ingrid Muller Phyllis Stone will my glances to Susan Schroeter Judy Thompson leave my band uniform to Mr Wrnsco in case he his new one I Bob Pernal leave my can of axle grease to Wesley Bunnell I Lita Gaiolini will my hours in the bookstore to Jacqueline Mursco I Bob Wing leave my quick wntted class comments to Billy Bidwell I Carol Beers will my ability in Physics to Peggy Moore I Paul Bassett bequeath the pencil in my ear to Bob Pearsall I Judy Montgomery leave my smrle to Evelyn Walton I Tom Dalkrn leave my pick up truck to Delores Tomaselli I I Barbara Grleco will my exclamations to Frank Bellucci Fred Berntsen leave my job as host of the Drive In to Shelia Bernrere Gay Benton leave to meet Dick Pete Gibbons bequeath my nail file to Mr Nigro June Betta will my typing ability to Mary Aitken Allan Greist leave my weather station to Lester Preston Barbara Davies leave my needlmg ways to Judy Tower I James Verme will my many nicknames to Dick Buzzard I Anne Harrick bequeath my bottle of sunshine to Sally ward , - 1 . , . . - . , Q u, I , - , 1 1 1 . . 1 , 1 , . 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I s . 1 ' ' outgrows I I I I I I I I I I I Art Johnson leave my Henry J to the Drlver Ed classes Carole Hussman leave my good frtendshrp w1th Tony Keegan to L1ll1an Bradley Dave K1th1l bequeath my excellent marks to Marta Johnson Pat Redd1ng w1ll my Flornda Hol1days to Mary Neborsk1 Stephen MOIIIS leave my way w1th the grrls to Gregory Chtchester Jack Jensen leave my academ1c schedule to John Dantsher John Roche leave my lonely nrghts to Patty Early Eleanor Rerlly bequeath my t1m1d eyes to D1ane Montalto Bob Zelanakas w1ll my P0156 to Mathew Flanagan She1la Renlly leave my t1tle as Record Hop Queen to Anna Less Peter Beaumont bequeath my art1st1c ab1l1ty to Judy Pol1o Mary Jane Rowe w1ll my soph1st1cated ways to V1rg1n1a M1ller Tom Buchan wrll my long legs to Bob Slowen Phyll1s Sexton bequeath my scholast1c ab1l1ty to Dave Clark Bob Emerson leave my ser1ousness of purpose to Chr1sty Ruggerro Pat Tondalo w1ll my fr1endsh1p w1th the faculty to Marle Feltcello Dave Gould leave my passrng arm to Arthur Bodwell Conn1e Wllson w1ll my homeroom gab sessrons to Patty Baldyga Harold Hayden leave my W1llys o1l burner to Joan Zohmer Ruth Work w1ll my crown to V1rg1n1a McLelland Roscoe J Upshot bequeath W1ll1am Lanouette to the unprepared world M1ke Melody w1ll my flat top to Charlre DeMart1no Llnda Klssner leave my record of Naz1 marches to Mr Clark Steve Murray leave my unconvent1onal harrstyles to Lassre Sandra Lade bequeath my love of Thomas Wolfe to John Goodr1ch Charles Oertel w1ll my homespun ph1losophy to Carol Zllll L1nda Lendroth leave my congen1al1ty and dependab1l1ty to Barbara Sabo Bob Petry w1ll my obed1ence of author1ty to Br1an VlgllOIIO Ellen Sweers bequeath my laugh to Charlotte Haddock Claudra Lev1n w1ll my uncensored verslon of Nmeteen Nmeteen to future Cultural H1story classes Mtke Hart leave my T sh1rts to Mr Adams Joanne Zaehrmger w1ll my baby s1tt1ng exper1ence to Angela DellaVech1a Roger Bjornberg leave my New Year s Eves to M1ke Cast1gl1one Maryellen Keat1ng bequeath my Torch memor1es to future busmess managers Don Gray wlll my dr1v1ng ab1l1ty to udy Bas1lle Arlene Htltz leave my enl1ghten1ng comments to the future of the Englrsh la guage Allan Hadley bequeath my truck to the school metal shop Delores Calcagm w1ll my cocktaxl recrpes to Mrs G1ov1ne John Srlengo leave my good sp1r1ts to Don Mulvey Carol Chrnstensen leave my golden locks to Bonnre Raffile Douglas Turner w1ll my care of the Knudsen mrlk cases to Mrke Radeckr L1nda Eliason leave my fond memor1es of john Brown J Body to Mrs Bearse Ronald Van Doren leave my homeroom dut1es to Mrs Doyle Kate Buxton bequeath e1ght 1nches 1n herght to Maryellen Kmg Walter Marks w1ll my p1tchfork to Carl Jacobson Sh1rley Brown leave my frlendly ways to the cooks Frank Tened1ne leave an apple for each faculty member Verna Franco leave my w1Id part1es to the L1brary Club Ed Less leave my s1de burns to T1m Holme Martha Jarosz w1ll my trrps around the U S to Charlotte Cl1nton Ted H1ntz bequeath my Lat1n trot to T1m Wawrzenrak Beverly Maher leave my oral read1ng ab1l1ty to Ruth Goodrxch Larry L1psher w1ll my Bermuda shorts to scout Harold Sheldon Phyllrs Matters w1ll my short curly ha1r to Barbara Luc1bello W1ll1am Marks leave my sk1ll on the dlamond to Don Larsen Paula Myers leave B111 T1enken to the boys George Nocermo w1ll my recordrng of Mme Butterfly to Rlta Gardella Margret Nut1le bequeath my lunch table Jokes to Carolyn Goldner Don Olson bequeath my good words to Mr Lynch Lynne Ponzo leave my scholastxc rnterests to Joan Selmont Charlxe Phelps leave my modesty to Charl1e Phelps I Brenda Tedford w1ll my attendance at football games to the Pep Club I Hank Sargent bequeath my Math br1ll1ance to Larry Taylor I Carolyn W1lson leave my youthful appearance to Mrs Florence Lrttauer I Joe Va1llancourt w1ll my self rel1ance to Paul Lush I Esther Frost leave my long trek to school to Danta Kos I Art Whxte w1ll my muscular ab1l1ty to Charles Atlas I Ed Rogers g1ve my gym su1t to the Salvat1on Army We the Class of 1958 leave N H H S much better than we found rt' 1, . 1, f , ' . 1, , ' . 1, ,' ' . 1, ,' . 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Wrth the great strrdes the members of our class have made enrrchmg the world culturally and scxentlfically In an effort to test your mterest rn the class smce we ve graduated we have prepared a test Match the celebrated member of the class of 58 on the left wrth hrs even more celebrated achrevement on the rrght Because each member of our class has done so many thmgs there may be several sets of answers We have lrsted ours at the bottom of each page Suzanne Acunzo Rrchard Augur Larry Ballantyne Paul Bassett Peter Beaumont Carol Beers Gay Benton Fred Berntsen June Betta Elaine Brrdsall Roger Bjornberg Shrrley Brown Tom Buchan Sarah Burton l m Kate Buxton Delores Calcagnr Judy Chapman Mary Alrce Chreppo Carol Chrnstensen Tom Cxypolrskr Tom Dalkln Barbara Davres Marrlyn Davrs Tom Dolan Barbara Donlan Ronald Du Paul Lrnda Elrason Bob Emerson Nrck Ferrara Laurre Fmdlay and Bob Tolman VO? X6Z C182 EILZ 191 A91 9171 021 wrxtmg scrlpt for Bert and Harry pacer for the races at Skateland now typrng 750 words per mrnute selling toothpaste at Bohn s drugstore helplng Harold Hayden run the school cafeterna wrrtrng gossrp column for the Lzbramzn: Monthly crushrng grapes to the tune of bongo drums rn Naples try1ng to find the formula for a Yalre rn Anderson s back room just broke the Senate hlrbuster record for 48 days Englrsh translator at the U N head pmnrst for Lawrence Welk school bus drrver photographer for The Wall Street journal correspondent for Con entml on the Left Bank of Parts o1l tycoon lust won a prrze for best harrstyle on Yul Brenner M C at Bandstand runnrng a 48 hour cocktaxl party Teamsters Union President edrtor of Amerzcan Gzrl head surgeon at johns Hopkins experrmentmg for rmproved varrety of smellmg salts just won a mp to Drsneyland for the best essay on Your Future rn Dresel Engmes drummer for the Salvatron Army lrfeguard at Chuck 8: Eddie s Pavrlxon lust broke the sound barrrer on Sackett Pomt Road parkmg lot attendant at Rrdge Road School defensrve guards for the New York Grants stnll runnrng her paper route supervrsmg Elf actrvrtles at the North Pole toll collector for the new Muddy Rrver Bridge M9ZDSZ Mfzzez lzz Stz woz 161 U81 POI 73 1. 3- a. 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Nmittner, l.. llansen, C.. Soltys, N. Rugigiero, Cf. SL1llll, G. lk-rrutyi. S. 'l'tit-scliman. N. lolinx, D. Lerner, K. lfontaine, li. lierrigan, li. johnson, Nl. Arentlt, M. Diliernanlo, li. L.li.ipm.1n, P. lamreti, C.. Sibly. SeLontl row: R. Obier, vl. Brotltett, sl. Fazeltas. A. Ranciato. L. llanl-tins. FI. Slligtf, FI. vlablonski, hl. lXl.lISdj.l.lS, nl. Hove, -I. Gambartlella, M. Papa, Cotliiarro. Setontl row: F. Davis, R. Neuman, W. Marshall, G. Mittliell, N, lannone, -I. Pierpont, J. Perch, S. Gliniexvicz, R. Levin, XV. Hall, H. DiTolla, A. Novarro, R. Reiss, D. Olson, G. HUINJII, M, Balzano, A. Clarmno, xl. Simone, K. Burt, G. Spignesi, D. Rosario, T. Stone, R. Fazzola, T. Slowen, Nitliols, H, Christen- sen, rl. Liollett. Tliirtl row: L. Rcatle, P. Robbins, Ci. Lzmtlino, C. Wifi? ff? zffari ' s s ' A s in ,M ' A ' -- X' Tiff? rw- 1 F V . f . .V gp i ..1 5399, - MN-...tv M www, L' Z W may 'mfr ' Q05 ij? - A A A Rx 1, , R N, N , A ' , .NA,4,, xmi. ., ,-, , , 0, . f-si, ., S .. 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' Q , ty. .1 -.5 gfff' my 9 Q mg' XA' v Lt' S235 r F KAQ7' in ,, '-1. ' .I , , . many - .. Q- ,.m, - .W 5 ' ' 5 f ' wi-,.., ' ...ii .1 ' 4, i M 1+ V7 'tv-. Q44 11,-6, , , -..W xii' ,A Qlil .lla Q., is i . PT' .-, pu Row one, left to right: B. Coppola, D. Chapman, M. Shia, P. Gleniewicz, K. Scelzo, W. Brockett, P. Smith, S. Endel, C. Ranciato, V Wood, B. Martus, F. Thody, S. Konopka, D. Kaiser, P. Smith I Sabo, B. Olson, L. Zuroski, S. Simpson, C. Singer, J. Comer, C Clarke, V. Swinney, C. Knaut, L. Fritzges, B. Pepi, J. Tancreti S Cerrone, F. Davie, S. Santy, A. Frost, L. Stone, J. Shiavone, B Pfnausch. Second row: C. Delorenzo, J. Lewis, D. Wawrzeniak, F D Urso, B. Sweers, J. Messck, P. Maloney, D. Hudson, E. McBride 1 v 1 Row hone, left to right: L. Thomas, C. Tolman, B. Cook, P. Kelly, A. Riccio, E. Baker, G. Barry, D. Mulvey V. Moflit, M. Raskin, M Blomgren, P. Goldner, L. DeNardis, J. Fuller, P. Wheel, J. Ander: sen, L. Marino, M. Twoarog, S. Herman M. Merola, P. Barbuto, B Mangino, F. Sacco, P. Taylor, J. Leibiger L. Kazeta, L. Montgomery L. Hirschman, J. Bohan, A. Lucibello, M. Dill. Second row: G Carpenter, R. Reese, P. Bennett, T. Rebeshi, J. White, S. Papa, R. Naples, L. Davis, L. Brochu, B. Powell, P. Panagrossi, G. Bow- nam 1 , . 3 ,inffn S. Fusco, S. Solomon, R. Griswold, G. Marone, G. Peters, R. Maley, R. Lundgren, D. Purple, R. Hugo, L. Tommaselli, C. Herrick, M. Marks, J. Lane, M. Fusco, R. Gott, D. Melillo, P. Walters, A. Luci- bello, R. Lewis, T. Sheridan R. Wing, J. Grillo, R. Rowe. Third Row: B. Malavase, J. Rousseau, M. Shore, L. Brangi, E. Masselli, M. Tallon, P. Stevens, L. Wilson, D. Bumsted R. Barbash, B. Do- wett, C. Sexton, J. Sabatino, J, Colvano, A. Nana, K. Valcourt, K. Newman, I. Peltzer, J. Morgan E. Brown, M. Gould, F. Roszynski, man, J. Hankins, L. Heath, L. Dudley, A. Carbone, P. Pfuderer, M Wasylylc, J. Bonito, R. Riccio, L. Brardini, E. Martine, D. Munck D. Bailey, M. Amodio, B. Beaumont, A. Perrie, M. Chapman, R Scott, J. Adinolh Third Row: N O'Connor M. Mancini P Es osi . . , , - P - to, A. Diana, J. Gamsby, S. Bowser, J. Jablonski, P. Culliney, C Simpson, K. King, P. Kopjanski, P. Granniss, R. Newcomb, D Lloyd, B. Tenedine, A. Aimi, J. Rider, S. Petrillo, E. Findley, J Burkle, C. Pallatto, C. Ritchie, F. Reid, L. Gollenberg, L. Brandt U' M. Sweeney, B. Stott, j. Selmont, J. Chapman, S. Parese, L. Tolman, J. Wicdemann, J. Betta, K. Carroll, P. Gliniewicz, M. Papa. Fourth row: K. Gould, j. lovieno, P. Hart, R. Coogan, R. DiMeola, P. Fodor, G. Sauter, D. Polio, K. Worzek, L. Criscuolo, B. Engster, A. DiChello, R. Mitchell, A. Davis E. Haury, F. Los, J. Eder, C. Lassen, J. Taylor, 1. Lanzetti, S. Perkins, E. Zavarella, B. Kalizewski, M. O'Brien, J. Rigby, P. Hart, R. Giannotti, C. Abilgaard, K. Voss, H. Pope. A, Ferrara, B. Ruggiero, C. Green, R. Anastasio, G. Miller. Fourth row: C. Possidente, L. Reynolds, D. Watts, R. Candelent, E. Parry, J. Colberg, E. Marcinkus, J. Candelora, R. Way, G. Murusky, K. Hanosi, J. Shelton, A. Lee, B. Anton, R. Zona, S. Tondalo, J. Bar- ber, A. Hanks, K. Wheeler, R. Crouch, L. Retzer, D. Burgess, R. Player, R. Henson, C. Della Vecchia, D. johnson, R. Marcinkus, R. Babcock, W. Reynolds, M. Berdinka. E ra. 'ln 4ll'7 W Rime- ' 1' L... W 4 gw... Class of I963 ., .11 .-,yi ' . if-5' 1 Xa' I 'va as Y 1 s I Wi: L12-fig! Nan? 1 ' X gif. , 1. Row one: S, Pitcher, C. Begle, S. Endel, j. St. Clair. Row two: VC . Lanouette, Treasurer: H. Sargent, President: M. Hart, Vice-President, P. Redding, Secretary: J. Hotvath, j. Cipollini, M. Davies. Stand- ing: L. Lipsher, R. Emerson. STUDENT COUNCIL The meeting was called to order by the President Henry Sargent at 2:20 p. m. The following business was discussed: The exciting bonfire held before the Branford football game was the first in the history of North Haven High. An extensive get wood campaign resulted in a mountain of crates on the athletic field. XY'hile the fire blazed, the cheerleaders led the spectators in songs and cheers, and a dummy of Branfords star football player was burned in efiigy. In November the annual Harley! Hop was presented. Under co,- chairmen Jeanne Horvath and Kathy Puester it became one of the most successful dances ever held. During the respective seasons, booster pins with miniature foot- balls and basketballs were sold. In january the very successful Juke Box Hop, under the chairmanship of Bill Lanouette, was held. Chuck Brinkman's Saturday night radio program was broadcast directly from the school. Bands and singing groups performed over the air and for the large enthusiastic audience in the gym. The tremendous profit received will be used to pay some of next year's expenses. A more concise edition of the 1958-1959 Student Handbook, Tomtzlaazvk, has been com- piled and will be printed for distribution in the fall. The Student Council revised the school Con- stitution and the Extra-curricular Point System. An informative School Dance booklet con- taining helpful hints on dress and manners, was compiled and published under Student Council supervision. There being no new business, the meeting was adjourned at 5:15 p.m. Respectfully submitted Patricia Redding, Secretary WORK l TOMAHAVVK STAFF: K. Buxton, M. King, L, Lipsher, Horvath Editor. Standing: S. Olenik, Art Editor. , ., ...., ...- - vp.- ' -T 'X X,.... I A ren't ire the bury inner? After literally burning the midnight oil, which we vowed we wouldn't do because we were going to BE ORGANIZED, and after calling people at all hours of the day and night to help us, we heaved a sigh, gathered the pieces together and sent the treasure off to press. Our trials were made easier by Kate Buxton and Peter Gibbons, the scavengers who exhumed the pictorial records of our notorious past, Allan Hadley and Judy Heinle, the pair who scanned the scores, Nancy Lucas, the girl with the well-worn soles who was responsible for the Senior mug shots, Judy Chapman, our resourceful biographer with the quotable quotes, Linda Lendroth, the active girl with the notable notes, joan Fontaine, our cover girl, Bill Lanouette and his fabulous friends who foresaw the future, June Betta, the typist who shortened many a fingernail for our cause, Sandy Lade, the literary lass with the litter of labelsg Patty Redding, the girl who gets around, Larry Lipsher, our fabulous financier, and Barbara Davies, an Ad man's dream. Being the most intelligent and resourceful group in the school, we stand confident in the knowledge that we will, at long last, receive the inestimable praise that we so rightfully deserve. 92 w 'FL 415 Fife thi! under 'F' for Fomgrapbf' ol-1 S .M Q'.:cii yu s ,4.a?55- 2 Q Q. 4. L,, -n,L in Qqv' x . U ad' vi O Q 'v ' ass'lCv'Q rA A'Q.UQi Q'f'i P, ' 'sgsln 'KV'-. , ,gi -C -C2 rl!-., x -ts' ings, .en I1 SACHEM 'ff ,- 4 Wy1,f - gi Verna Franco, Sales Champ. -1 i. Q. , Q -+ 2 1 1 i' 7 i' Larry Lipsher and Barbara Davies, Business and Advertising. L,-.' . If fi Anne Harrick and Sue Burton, Editors 4 'gi 5.1 ...,, T LITERARY STAFF: Row one: M. Ertelt, N. Pirk, L. Lendroth, P. Early. Row two: j. Brockett, P. Myers, D. Hardy, E. Bartolini, J. Heinle, R. Flanagan, M. Chieppo, A. MacAdams. Row three: C. Len- droth, B. Nelbach, M. Cone, B. Misbach, P. Warren, C. Golclncr, S. Kirig Row four: M. joy, J. Horvath, Dahl, F. Klaus, C. Blakeslee, A. ing. TORCH News, jokes, sports and even advice to the love-lorn were some of the wide range of topics covered in the Tomb, our up- to-date-school newspaper. Helping us to become more familiar with all phases of NHHS life, the Torch was especially useful to the seventh grade, acquainting them with the high school and its students. Y 3 .ir i Seated: C. Zilli, Editor-in-Chief: Miss Message, Advisor: S. Olenik, Art Editor. Standing: Assistant Editors, B. Davies, V. Franco, M. Simerl. BUSINESS AND CIRCULATION STAFF: Row one: S. Ward, C. Christensen, I. Muller, M. Keating, M. Davis, M. King, J. Annunziata. Row two: S. johnson, R. Murray, G. Williams, J, Rus- sell, 1. Amodio, J. O'Connor, N. Olenilc. Row three: V. DeMatteo, S. Brooks, B. Sabo, M. Thomp- son, J. Harder. 1 ff at , it M gg N if BVSINFSS STAFF: Row one: M. Chieppo, P. Myers, V, Framo P. Redding. G. Ifdwartls. Row two: B. Tetlford, J. Fletcher P Bal tlyga. POTPOURRI Due to the originality and imagination in the writing of our student authors, the Pofponrri was a complete sell- out, proving that teenagers are capable of creating interesting and amusing literature. Providing us with excellent reading material, the magazine added greatly to the literary standing of NHHS. EDITORIAL STAFF: Row one: J. Horvath, A Hadlu 5 Lada B Lanouette P exton 5 Ole ik C. Levin. Row two: A. Lane, 1. Brocluett, j Polio A Harrinlc if fl fl fi ' , , ' Q ef ,- I n x 5, 1, E My. if .. 6. ,r ,. R A I t ,, f. 'iii . , f The-Drama Clqlznmemberi take a bo-rrfor :hd yeah work! J i X ,xii jx - f t -7 l 7 x v yy QH .f aeDi2AM W Lanouettel 'Presidentg E. Dahl, Vice-Presidentg R. Battista, Secretaryg K. Puester, Treasurerg-C. Goldner, Publicityg Dantscher, Productiong J. Polio, Musicg S. Reilly, Ticketsg M. A. Chieppo, Membershipg C. Begle, Costumesg T. Wawrzeniak, Lightingg M. King, Make-up. The activities during the years 1957-1958 included musical ex- travaganza, The Account of Monte Carlog the Christmas Showg the Broadway musical, Tbe Boyfriend: and the One-Act Play Contest. NI, n q-f'-I 5 . s i' 9 fi fav gr Row one: Cthird from lefty P. Stone, Recording Secreturyg D. Kos. Corresponding Secretaryg P. Baumont, President. P. Anton. Vice-Presidentg M, Melody, Treasurer. U ITED ATIONS The UN. Club has grown tremendously in its few years of existence. becoming one of the most popular extra-curricular activities. This year the clubs major activity was a Model l.'.N. Congress. held in conjunction with Yale L'nivefsity. Delegates came from many high schools east of the Mississippi and enjoyed a weekend of mock councils and social activities st NHHS and Yale. The event was a resocnding success. and merited the large radio. television. and newspaper coverage it receixed. 97 1 WWE A mmm wr? Row one C Larson A Kmg N Park M Ertelt L Canary L Thompson j Hansen R Vets Row two K Qulck J St Clair M Parrella R Marks P Daudson L Mastrolanm G Williams M Babln P Dugan R Slowcn Rovx three L Reld 5 Ferguson T WAWIZCHIKR P Mannoff F Klaus E M8fk0WSk1 K johnson D McCrea N Puester EXCELSIOR The classrcal mrnded, toga clad mem bers of our student body belong to Excel nor, the Latln Club at NI-IHS An mtel lectually promment group rn the mrnds of the plebrans, these patrrclans staged a huge producuon, Latm Nlght IV, com plete wlth roast plg, gladlators, and danc 1ng grrls 98 Row one Mr Lynch Advrsor Peggy Lrmbacher Praefecla Aurlz Susan Kung Uaxzma Judy Crpollxnl Praefeda Gubernalorum joan Benton Scriptora Phlllp Rellly Major 5 I af, W, 1 it f if W V r A Q , tea .- . , il fer, f kg' ' X11 r lk J , T T my ,. , -iw' If qv,-W K ,, ,L , , K, 0 ,f. t ,K ' W y 1 I, i l t , . V2 L ,ILT-. T ' 1 fsfif- T t . ,9' . 1 . , . ' , . , . , . , , ,t , .- : . ,. . , . , . . ' , . , . , . - P 1 v 1- - P 7 I 7 V ' , - , A- - L . , - , . , - , - , . , . , . , . . K, .B J I D 1' V x 1' n 1' , . W '4 Q an 2 . La .... , iw ' K R Delorenzo Vice President J Fontaine Secretary Mr Ander son P Gibbons Treasurer LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The Mardi Gras came to NHHS when Le Cercle Fran can held a masquerade party Only one of the many functions the party helped to create enthusiasm for the French language and to acquaint the students with its usage. The informal atmosphere of the club s gatherings and the rule that only French could or should be spoken Q ff! C 15154 504410 Jw ,cf C 0-I J 'U did much to promote the study of the language. ga- 5-' Row one: J. Heinle, C. Wilson, R. Gardella, Row two: I.. Taylo R. Work, P. Beaumont. Standing: T. Holme, R. Emerson. psf Sw Miss Satterlee Adxisor Eileen OBrien President r, K. Larsen, D. Calcagni, J. Horvath, A- if - Q .Eg-il- A A A -v,- A i coxcgfitr BANBJH Quit iinyigdfimig- eren im, Wimmf INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ALI.-STATE ORCHESTRA AND BAND: Seated: P. Gib- bons. Standing: K. Buxton, bl, Buehler, R. Flanagan. .fx - xg XNNN - i . x. -.-Cb--1 f' . O., iq f T D V -v.. , , in , K ,M J . U4 ., 1 ' W THE MARCHING BAND Here comer the btzndfn. is a familiar cry at NHHS when our marching band, under the capable direction of Mr. Alex Winscci, parades down Memorial Field at 11 football game. Our Memorial Day services and parade wouldnt be the same without the sharp-step- ping Nl-IHS band members in their snappy maroon and white uniforms. often. With the addition of a few instruments, the marvelous marching band becomes the NHHS Con- cert Band which has entertained the high school so This year has been the most significant one in the bands history. In January, after several fund raising concerts, the band, in full uniform, gave a concert with the NI-'IHS chorus. The students of NHHS were sur- prised and thrilled to see their own band not only playing, but marching in formation as well. 1 GERMAN BAND Seated: XV. Brockett, D. McCrea. Standing: R. Do- minque, J. Hall, j. Cacioli, F. Cacioli, M. Paulson. riff 1 f . . ' ' The newest of the NHHS instrumental groups is the German Band which gives the traditional Hoompah-pah's of the German folk songs a new interpretation. And in its third year of existence, the very popular NI-IHS Dance Band entertained us at concerts with impressive arrangements of cur- rent hit runes. ,- ff' ' f- -I - -' ' ' DANCE BAND Row one: DI. Hansen, R. Flanagan, R. Gebersky, R. Cam- putaro, B. Vigliutte, Mr. Winsccm. Row two: W. Brockett, J. Thompson, pushing cool notes through cold mouthpieces. C. Phelps, M. Parrella, C. Buller, R. Marks, 1. Buehler. Standing: C. Rug- giero, R. McClure, J, Polio, W. Flanagan. ij il 153-iii lisa!! M 551 1-2 5 iiii 343-ii. if x 'F 1 . il .Z EZ ...N 21 ' FM' 1' W' xi' .af NVN'il J' A 1 I . E.: A First row: P. Smith. M. Ranskin. A. Sommcrs, P. Isola. Second row: P. Halagin, L. Smith. D. Kaiser, E. Cippolini, K. Karkut, M. Mancini, A. Lane, Third row: F. Shellback, M. Comstock, J. Chaplin, V. Fisher. ART CLUB First row: T. VC awrzeniak, R. Barnes, D. Munck, P. Fodor, G. Gucrtin. Second row: 1. Rigby, Mr. Wright, R. Osman. avg gk Rfk-1 5' A. V. CLUB PROJECTION CLUB First row: C. Krieg, A. Squires, K. Hubbard, j Kennedy, H. Chesley, B. Martus, J. North. For men only! Seated: P. Bassett. Vice-President, W. Marks, President. Standing: M. Melody, Secretary, R. Emerson, Treasurer, N. Menchetti, Sargent-Ab Arms. Row one: P. Bassett, D. Kithil, N. Menchetti, XV. Marks. ul. Roche, D. Gould, j, Verme, R. Biornberg. Row two: D. Gray, M. Melody, R. Emerson, R. Brockett, N. Ferrara, P. Anton, H. Sargent, D. Wells. Row three: R. Tolman, M. Hart, T. I-lintz, L. Lipsher, L. King, T. Holme, W. Tienken, B. Diana. Row four: V. Cappetta, K. Pompilli, R. Pearsall, A. Bodwell. i if ru. ' ' vARsiTv CLUB The Varsity Club. under the direction of Mr. Meeneghnn, is perhaps the only NHHS organi- zation that holds its meetings in the Cellar! ln its third year of existence. the l.etterrnen's club held its annual Varsity Drag and sponsored the Alumni basketball game. L. 55' M wrwgx we ,Q if R? 2 , f ' Nd nf B5 SPQRTS UUCP! 1 'gl vi l ' ' C... an an W . NW .. Nate Simon Mancherti 'J 3 I T Q I Q A z ,gd Bob Emie Fmmerson Q -pq 'Q' i an v4 I ' J J , ' if- I Larry Lippy Lipsher 1 1 p A . Q 4 vs AQ Hank Sagie Sargent Paul Gino Bassett , lx 8 F ig 45 Y K. 'suv v txl 4 S A - . 6' -pn.. . 1 ' .. H- tlt-.L ' .. . ,-.. . - -' H , u- -- .1 ,, -- . if .. 4 -f---- W ,A , ., , 1- A ,V fr gli - . - 'L 7. far s ' ' 'nr' , 'Tr 'J '29- Sf l'. ' 'A W '21--xefijwxd-A ... M' ' i Y, 'gl Y s ' '11 0' ff -'-,.'. ..-w ,qkff ' ' 'f, fx' ,ln 'hi' . f . ' H - - - -t ' ' En-fl!-2 ' --5 . , . .- , . -. v - .' 'S ,. , '- - I-v 'Hg .. R , 2, . - jf 'zz t -- ' f . V 'y fig!! .8-:,.i':f3..i .A V ' - -. .. . f Q 1 , ,' fa, f...T . ' ',.n-X591-.-Q Row one, left to right: R. Tessirore, R. Pearsall, A. Hadley, Roche, D. Gould, N. Ferrara, VI. Verme. W. Tienken, Row two: L.. Emerson, gl. Denner, M. Melody, P. Anton, A. Bodwell, A. Hastings, M. Hart, N. Menthetti, D. Shrader. P. Bassett. Row 5: D. Gray, V. Capetra, F. Donald, H. Sargent, K. Pompelli, L. Lipsher, R. DeLorenzo, N. Qualls, P. Marinoff, R. LaRoque, XV. Bidwell, Manager: B. Anton, D. Buchan, F. Verme, Coaches M. Vanacore, F. Lesieur, T. Connell. Climaxing its most successful season, the North Haven eleven recorded four wins, four losses. Dropping their first game to Der- by, the team snapped back, trouncing Amity, 24-12. Overcon- fident, the boys wenr into the St. Mary's game unprepared for the awaiting surprise, but humiliated by defeat, they blasted into the Branford ranks and carried home an impressive victory. The next two games, dropped to Shelton and Lyman Hall, were followed by a spirited victory over East Haven, the biggest win of the season. Still basking in the glory of the Eastie game, NHHS leveled Sey- mour for the Final tiff of the year. Did those wind Sprints help, John? ' ut' . -.-.J . M ' W ut'-f M 4 . 71 im Vermenbanger Verme li f S l Mike Mickey Melody . 9 in 6, 4 ' Q X . i-4 Hr, :G-f -1' FQ 'K Mfg! f Dave Whitey Gould qi! B F E an '- ff.:- B., V ff ns I Mike Klondike Hart GOTBALL The double sessions in August, the windsprints and calis- thenics, the smelly locker room, and the sweaty jerseys are all a part of football. But this year we have something more to remember, something which makes the '57 season the best ever! 1 1 x ,Q 5-F' vt , . I I IF A Q, . ? K ' 'b -, x L '.. .4 iw' E .iv , 4 t : ' ' !'V . ,, - 5 K N r , A , ,,, ,g ,,.,. ,..-.54 ,..,,, ,I . 11 Y . V, , . ti -.. X As.-gi t, 1 ' :f i 1 'S?.f's.'-r-.js ' . wr 1 .Q 'XA' .F -l L. .-.IQ -5 p F AZN, .h?,'kg..,1, V A , ' faq ' af - r -. 9. me , fr l L, . Pw r V -' fi ' , -., ., ....'3'f'v.:,' - '- -,...--ft' latin .-M. 'Captain Ferrara, meet Captain Backmanln It's a bird, it's a plane. . Is the grass comfortable? 1' UQ vs F 'T' ' 'F . . -If Laurie Fish Findlay 9935- john Smiley Roche f af' it -Nh 'gi J, t Allan Big Al Hadley 39' tiseresrs. , -4 W if Don Ghost Gray Nick Fats Ferrara 7 I.. . 1 , - ,q..,. W. x . f , . . at - rf' :- . UQ 'J 'awlk '55 'QI .414 . .-. The team's able captain and greatest workhorse, Nick Ferrara, brought honor ' f firb , as A A C 1 M , ., ft, 2 to the Indians and to himself when he was f T l , t chosen Player of the Week. Also receiving Y H Q ly I 1 xQ RL by honors th' f D A ld f 3 4 1 is year vias avc Gou , our cool 4i', t, al quarterback, who won the Savitt Good It gil rf f, ' V ,Af ' ' ggi, Y Sportmanship Award. trtt . y - .pt e A ., f W 5... A .t .X , f WMM 1, Y naw' f jk -f W. Ya gotta be a bear. 'L u 'af-41' .ga I J, ,sg ' ll QA A -Iivgp-es.,-ea A l ri: ew f 115: 2.4 Q Remember, Dave, SX I e SCORES NHHS , 0 Derby , ..,, . NHHS 24 Amity , NHHS ..,. O St Mary's . NHHS 52 Branford . NHHS 14 Shelton . NHHS 6 Lyman Hall , NHHS ,, 20 East Haven . NHHS , 25 Seymour .. , 112 - JF! ' ' ' fi . ... .. . A' ay, RX,-,S 5... .-x.-'xii' 'ru' viii' -. . i..'..t . ' sr- Mt.,-1, 5 'Q Q. .X ,, . . H A., .A E W1 . yi. ,,,,,x, V, TA.. , . , ., A . A , ... . 5 .M W, n . 'sf + f 4 1 b v. -in 1 4 if . H: . i ' -nl., l ...... . F53 :fx-I How do you spell TEAM? - 4 :v '? 1 I x --1----v .... 0 .M 5 is lv xi-ki -ga: X55 xx ff -'gl' 4 'sm 5.1 . 4-W 9, . N ilk l f I I - . .....J...,,j. 6,,,,,.,,,. , ,Q if QL., Piz i U Q- -7- -f'f j 'Jifr' , A 4. . . . Q - ,,3' I b .,! . 6,-a..-- - ' ff'.TT ' 'T' 'TN' YY XJ' In 'a.....- i 1 Q . E --1 j, 'x v Q A 0 W w Q Qs v 'I I U 1 .5 si Roche and Bassett P 5 -, Sargent .rzringr out, II, .lui C Z1 Qjl ball Jprout umgr Hadley C411 me that 11111 30149 BASKETBALL Led by co captains Bassett and Riche the Indians had onc of their most successful Sqasons this year They triumphed oxer such teams as St Marys Seymour Shelton Branford and Cheshire Turning in a 10 10 season the Indians gained recognition as one af the most up and coming teams of the Housatonit Ieabtit . ' The rebounding of Sargent and Hadley the fast breaking., of Bassett and Roche 'Age K er aygmking of Menchetti contributed greatly to the improxed playing., of the tea D. Fyear, the Seniors' shoes will be competently filled by co-captains Diana and V . . A K ' 1 rr. Schrader, ably assisted by Qualls, Tienkcn, and Brockett. W JUNIOR VARSITY Standing, left to right: P. Anton, J. Lush, K. Pompilli, B. johnson, K. Maley, Manager, V. Cappetta. Kneeling: S. Candelora, T. Pedersen, A. Bodwell, A. Shea, A. Hastings, C. DeMartino. om 'aim f N ' g0,f'Uv X I 32523 ,A av KAFITH Fl HAVEN , 'O 8, w.-n q?,2gZ IS I 'gg' f 'Nb'- 1 3 f 3 L 'Q s c mm, 6302 Q , 1 Rf'-sSf MQ19 'QL DK mam. ,U l . , -. wfgq. VARSITY Row -1 : Mr. AM. Vanacore, Coach, T. Pearsall, P. Anton, C. Aftosmis, R. Brockett G. Giangnotti, R.. Biornberg, D, Buchan, Manager. Row 2: j. Roche, D. Gould D. Kithil, B. Diana, P. Bassett, M. Tessitore, R. DeLorenzo. BA EB LL North Havens 1957 baseball team compiled a respectable 10-7 record, plus a 1-O loss to powerful Southington in the tournament. The team, captained by Charles Aftosmis and under the able guidance of Coach Mike Vanacore, ended up in fourth place in the Housatonic League. The squad split its league games 6-6 but took 4-5 in non- league encounters, including two wins over class A teams, Hamden and Wfilbur Cross. As with any team, the pitching was the Indians' key to success. However, the mound staff had to do a yeoman-like job in order to carry their weak teammates to victory. Bill Marks, captain of this year's team, led the pitchers with a 5-3 record, including a no hitter against the league champions, Lyman Hall. North Haven's hitting left a great deal to be desired, as the team average was a feeble .206 with no one able to hit over the .500 mark. Bill Marks led the team with a .263 average and with 12 runs batted in. Paul Anton was next with .227. 'XXVA -'wb-1 Barrel! in a bot comer. NHHS NHHS NHHS NHHS NHHS NHHS NHHS NHHS NHH5 NHHS NHHS NHHS NHHS NHHS NHHS NHHS NHHS Scores: 1957 8.hhWs Branford Scymuur XY'ilbur Cross lianudcn IDerby Shehon East Iiavcn Lyman Hall Iianudcn St. hiarys Seynumur IDerby Shekon East Iiawen Iyman Hall Tournament Game 0 Southrngton Come on, john, dig in. E' Y Q 1' 2 Q l 5 Row 11 P. Beaumont, Co-Captain, P. Gibbons, A. Greist, R. Flanagan, D. Hardy, G. Chithester, L. Preston. Row 2: J. Coute, R. Sterret. Row 3: T. Holme, j. Bt-uhler, R. Augur, D. Turner, Co-captain. SWIMMING TEA The 1958 swimming team, under co-Captains Doug Turner and Peter Beaumont, splashed up a storm this year. Directed by Mr. Cone, this relatively new club is developing into a winning swimming team for NHHS. Har dfljfilltlj .teen Dong? 4 X 7, !39,'i 'LL I fl at 1 .iff A, J lf f 5 I r' -A l I 5 I., ,I t ti. I, 51 ff 1 ! HH? X . I LN P. Beaumont, Co-Captain n . I ., -fm , K ,... K' ' I .. y fs 8 i P ' A I 0 Y Q za Q 1' ' Y .5 5' LE,-, 1. me wiv V 1 9' Q 77 T' QT? g Q in ' L' 2 f-ff U i . 36 A K 9 Q . Q 9, tv A I ' 5. K , K R Q W .. fl! , . . TP? Ioibqk xr xs'S'i' 4' ' 2 nigga, , 'Jgf' -xxA','?,- ii- . 5 Q-- fi if 'F Hi Y , J I' U Q , ..... .M QIW'-I 1 ' Q-lzigg . -ff' ' f Q -I-Q It-l..'l , ilu 'l Standing: T. Cxypoliski, R. Munclc, N. Marks, W, Muggleton, R. Morgan. Kneeling: T. Hintz, R. Tolman, D. Mulvey, Qi ' R ' , 1, ,at . fr , . Fl - ' ' -' au.. X 1' w it L21 ' .. no-i' Half-time enlertainmenl. TJ., 'I . ., T 1 Qf K 4 JN. h Y . 'T W 5 .- 2 ' -'- . 5-6- .64 Y, t tx F BOWLI G The Bowling Team, in its second year of existence, has done very well for such a young varsity squad. Amid the screams of Captain Rock Tolman and the racket of the automatic pin serters, the team, for the second consecutive year, has finished in the first division of the New Haven Area League. Com- peting with such schools as Wilbur Cross, Hillhouse, Notre Dame, and Hamden, the team has set a record of which N.H.H.S. can be proud. . . - , ' 1 r . -1 ' , .f aw. .---.I l- A vs ' qu ., . 5,-I -1, a'+-'Aw-1-igj. ,Q ::.1g,1',.' . .- f fs--2.-. JSE' -. 2 X 'sg ., -3- 1' ' ' F' R 1 ' ' if' , ll r I -' - .ri t M . -- J 5 Ready, get :el ,... twirl! Standing: C. Simpson, M. Burt, C. Sweets, H. Wenzel, M. Gould, J. Lemieux, E. Frost, Head Twirl- er. Kneeling: M. Downs, C. Luppi, J. Morgan, D. Ryan, T. Docknevich. Q'-ii 4.5 .faux 1, ., ,, ' -9 f, .Au 3 Y Mr. Moulton, Advisor Buff: ey e? My eye. ' FENCING Amid cries of Ouch! you got me and en garden, the Fencing Club is learning how to wield one of the oldest of weapons, developing the grace and poise that this sport teaches. I df H fi iii: ,,, ws' R. Scott, G. Peters, R. Morgan, E. Maxcy, M. McDonald, P. Isola, J. Connolly N. Iannone, R. Osmun, J. Kempter. RIFLE Mr. Moulton's sharpshooters add another to the number of diverse clubs at NHHS. Besides providing a common meeting place for those interested, com- petitive spirit is aroused by inter-scholastic marksman- ship matches. J. Palmer, J. Brockett, Presidents. Row 1: B. Walker, A. Chaplin, S. Begle, E. Bockelman, K. Voss, H. Pope, R. Candelent, R. Naples. Row 2: K, Orcult, 1. Chaplin, N. Lewis, I. Pelzer, S. Lindblom, B. Hall, J. Sheldon, R. Judd. We devote the following pages to our subscribers for their willing cooperation and as small payment for their generosity. This publiution of the Sarbenz would not have been possible without their help. Beit Wzrbex FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS From THE CLASS OF 1959 Bert Regard! T0 The CLASS OF 1958 126 From The CHEERLEADERS AND THE PEP CLUB Bert W'i,flne,r P. E. R. PANIKOFF, INCORPORATED Your Clan Ring 'A Trophies . C2 Athletic Award: Plaque! Telephone LO 2-7729 36 MW' ' BROADWAY D 4 q 0 0 Q ,QRS NEW HAVEN 99001 x A Q pn! g CONN. nb-bl . 5 A A AAA. N if 11 if .,..f ii Cyompllments o A FRIEND OLD BROADWAY RESTAURANT john Messek, Proprietor 80 BROADWAY NORTH HAVEN CONNECTICUT THOMPSON CAP CO. 1420 STATE STREET NEW HAVEN, CONN. ALEX F. SCHNEIDER Regixtered Engineer and Surveyor Telephone UN 5-6314 20 NETTLETON AVENUE MONTOWESE For Your Square and Round Dances and Parties can - STAN BRISTOL Caller and Teacher 63 BRADLEY STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Telephone CEdar 9-1069 WAGONWHEEL BAND CURRIER MACHINE SALES New and Ufed Metalworking Machinery 376 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONN. C omplimentx of DAVIS GARAGE RIDGE ROAD NORTH HAVEN, CONN. BROADWAY CLEANERS Two Storef Serving You 4 BROADWAY 97 QUINNIPIAC Good Clotbex Dexerve Good Cleaning C omplimentx Of MR. NEBORSKI X. . 1 ,f W, f if ,ff Beit Wifbex To The CLASS OF 1958 CAMCO PRODUCTS Pipe Fittings 445 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONN. ff! M' ,f -'C If if ,pdf C omplimentx of HUMPH REY-WILKINSON INCORPORATED Chemical Manufacturer.: Greetings and Best Widnes TO THE CLASS OF 1958 ir ALBERT W. CRETELLA U.S. Congreffman 3rd DISTRICT CONNECTICUT X 130 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANY 261 SKIFF STREET AT WHITNEY AVENUE HAMDEN, CONNECTICUT 'THHAVENJ1l!0H0dy wma K R ,f ,,...f- 'j.- , C i H... Q I .,.,...,-W Congratulatiom and Best Wifbef to the CLASS OE 1958 NORTH HAVEN AUTO BODY WORKS Fred Franco, Proprietor 194 WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 131 '-s. The U.N. Trip, in our junior year, gave us a chance to appreciate the importance of internation- al cooperation and to see the sights of New York on a legitimate absence from school! MISS EI.MO'S BRIDAL SHOPPE 219 ORANGE STREET NEW HAVEN, CONN. FORMALS Drerrer for the Mother of the Br Telephone LO 2-0311 ide JENNITE PAVEMENT SEALERS Uxed On North Haven Schoolr Second National Bankx, Texaco Station: COPELAND COMPANY 381 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONN. F. D. GRAVE 8. S 0 N c1GAR MANUFACTURERS O NEW HAVEN, CONN. C omplimentf Of G. NUTILE, INC. 'k NORTH HAVEN, CONN. PAUL ANTON Commerciaf A rfixlf Telephone CH 8-5598 150 FOREST HILL ROAD NORTH HAVEN, CONN. ERWIN C. PETRY Heating and Plumbing Cmztmctor XVe sell and install the finest plumbing and heating materials, plumbing fixtures water systems and Orangeberg pipe. Serrifing and repairing parm NORTHFORD, CONN. Telephone HU 8-3889 TENEDINE 81 SON SWEET CIDER VINEGAR AND APPLE JUICE Con gralnlatzorzf rom G DEFEL 81 SON NC NETTLETON AVENUE NORTH HAVEN CONN Complzmenn Party Supplzef For All Ofcaxzorzf D W ater Well Dnllmg 10 BROADWAY 556 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN COINN NORTH HAVEN CONN Telephone CHestnut 8 5617 v. A ' f L. . ICE , I . Home-rex 5 s. 10 of l I WI ' I 'I33 my-p-rv good fuck to the Glass of1g58 THE CAMPUS STORE ,A w,,,..,.-- ' ' MILK ?'1fQ,.,4 4-A t '1-'Isl'-. ENJOYABLE DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH 1' H E Compliment: HERRICK AND CCWELI. of COMPANY I , CONNECTICUT Cunom Buzlt Machmery CONTAINER Since1874 CORPORATION DEVINE STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONN. 455 SACKET1' POINT ROAD NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Complimentf of JENSEN'S MOTORS INC. Safer RAMBLER Scrrice 528 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Telephone CHesrnur S-6514 Complimerzlf Of RAY'S FOOD CENTER 151 WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. CfN21f7lf7IIL'7If.Y Of DAVIS ELECTRIC SHOP C07Ilf71i7ll67lf.I Of NORTH HAVEN NURSERY, INC. Latex! Eqfzipmenl Tm1'!0r.r and Tfzzckr 121 SHAXVMUT AVENUE NORTH HAVEN. CONN. Show For The Ifntirv Family THE LITTLE RED SHOE HOUSE WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. C07IZf7li7IZ6'71f.f of IBSEN BROS. INC. HARTFORD TURNPIKE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Honor Guard Party, 1957 'dvr , 1' Friendly welcome for the Hungarian Freedom Figbten! Telephone CEdar 9-1860 NORTH HAVEN OIL CO. Shell Productx 44 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Bert Wifhex From WIlBERT'S PASTRY SHOPPE NORTH HAVEN SHOPPING CENTER C omplimenlf C omplimenlf of of I'IOWIE'S T. V. 34A BROADWAY NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Telephone CEdar 9-0500 PEARSON'S GULF SERVICE STATION QUINNIPIAC 8: MONTOWESE AVENUES NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Telephone Spruce 7-9339 DONDI CONSTRUCTION CO. 24 STILES LANE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. C omplimenzx Of PHII.'S DRIVE IN C omplimems N O RT H H AV E N C LEAN E RS 36 BROADWAY Telephone CEdar 9-1715 NEW HAVEN BODY BUILDING CO. STATE 8c SKIFF STREETS NORTH HAVEN, CONN. THE CANDLE-LITE STUDIO Your Gift and Lamp Shop 2015 WHITNEY AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Telephone ATwarer 8-1592 CENTERVILLE DRUG SHOP Charles E. Cook, Pb. G., Reg. Pharm. OPP. TOWN HALL HAMDEN, CONN. THE lAMB'S RESTAURANT 375 WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Paul E. Lamp, Prop. NORTHFORD STORE johnson Brothers, Proprietary Telephone CE 9-0422 DEL ACRES POULTRY FARM Cut-up Poultry - Frefb Eggx Turkey: - Capom - Year Round 499 WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTH HAVEN CONN C omplzments VINCENT BUONOCORE 81 SONS INC 148 FERRY STREET NEW HAVEN CONN C omplzmentf FOWLER PRINTING CO Complete Prznlzng Serwce NORTH HAVEN NEW HAVEN PEARCE COMPANIES INC Indusmal 8: Commercxal Comtructzon Real Extate 393 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN CONNECTICUT CONSTRUCTI 1-... ' 3.4.9 5 iw CONGRATULATIONS TO US FROM US of ,ns - C .9 F. and X ' Y . 4 4,-. ,iz 3 7' ..,5r-,::.:'!' -'rf' Y ,, . ,I fq O px' ,of .4 3' 7 FaO,',24 Q, I i . . , 4 Ag. I4 J Complzmc nff Complzmc 1211 THE NORMANDIE RESTAURANT SIENA S Speazalz mg In All Kmdf 0 Food 1995 WHIT NEY AVFNLL 410 C1 INTONIVIIIE ROAD NORTH HAVTN CONN NORTH HAVLN CONN EDGEWOOD CONSTRUCTION CO INC Concrete Szdeualkf CIl7'bZ7Ifg.f Pazemezztx Excazatzon Aiplvzlfzf Blue D1 l77I07Id Aifzcadarlz Rozdu ap Telephone CHestnut 8 5571 375 MATHER STREET HAMDEN CONNECTICUT Good Luck To The CLASS OF 1958 PATENT MEDICINE HAMDEN SPORTS CENTER MIDDLETOWN AVENUE HAMDEN PLAYA NORTHFORD Tom Casagrande Frank Shugrue 142 of ' ' Of I ' , , T: - X 4 Telephone ATwuter 8-9391 , l ., . ' ' l '1' .4 ' . , nz . ' L ' ' GERBER 81 HURLEY D1str1butors of ROOFING Q. SHETT NIETAL SUPPI HIS W LST HAVIN CONN ROBERT S FERS NC Gwzeml Cofzlrzftorx Andrew A Ad1nol1H 870 MIDDITTOXVIN AVENUI INORTH HAVEN CONN Tnlcphom Qfdir 9 7370 NICHOLAS SIMEONE Pllilflflg nm' Du rzmzk Iupzrzg and Dry ll :U Cwzflrzrrtzmz 537 QUHNINIPIAC AVFNLE NORTH HAVEN COINN Yzzlrere Illfbm' to NORTH HAVTN HICH C RADUATIS FOREST GROVE PHARMACY INC frulcrxnk R D1C IOII BS an R15 I.LlLlll'1l BY Reg Pbzrnlnzylf NORTH HAY FIN SHOPPING C FNTER U AICICII N AGIINFH O I I ,j L T . 4. . K. . L , . ' T 4 T T 4 'fr r, X .. . '. 7 I ' ' T 4 I I 4 4- 'KIA UL -A I I Specializing in .. , ,K 4, , d L' 1 -, .T., K. 1 4 A Y Y Mvv S- .T 7. ' ' '. . . R Y T , , . .f'if1' 143 C on gmtulaliom I0 the CLASS OF 1958 From The STUDENT COUNCIL C 0 mplzm enlf NIUZIO S FARM MARKET Frerh Fmzlf and Vegetahlcf CENTERVILLE RADIO SERVICE Radzo Televz rzon 7567 WHITNEY AVENUE HAMDEN CONN Telephone CHesmut 8 6048 I Q, R E--A-ea... The mormfzg annozmc ery and dzrmer tzme du 106.6631 Rmcoe an Melz 111 Complzmentf Complzmentx PLATT LABONIA COMPANY SINOWAY ORCHARDS Complzmentf 0 The .IOHN A UHL CIGAR CO INC Manu acturen 0 the SUMMERDALE CIGAR NORTH HAVEN, CONN NORTH HAVEN PHARMACY Harold E Pxerce Reg Pharm Preycrzfptzom our Speczalty 6 CHURCH STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONN of . - , - ' I ug ,I ,gifs ', I J' K A E fx A Q I-' . ' T5 5 ' C- 'I ' .11 - ' ' I . A , H ,, ,- , fr 'T' Q- f- A -' . L, . Y ua . y , - 'ai-: I C E ' I ' V--P' of of V ' f C g g . I , . . f f 146 Complimenlr 0f .IOHN'S MARKET 1993 WHITNEY AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Telephone CEdar 9-1333 ALECK'S PATTERN 8. MATCHPLATE CO. 356 MAPLE AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Alexander Spargo Congralzzlafionr 10 lbe CLASS OF 1958 MONTOWESE PACKAGE STORE MIDDLETOWN AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. MEROLA MOTORS, INC 195 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONN. ROUTE 5 Telephone ATwarer 8-4585 yfgg, PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 3 L. Case, M. Zarnowski, R. Kane, l ' N. Smith, J. Basile, T. Cxypoliski. , X ' T! x'fQ 'I Telephone CEdar 9-1376 GERTRUDE N. MILLER FLORIST Flowery For All Occfuiorzr We Telegraph Flowers Everywhere 121 MAPLE AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. MELII.LO'S FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND Frerh Fruit: and Vegelabler Daily 1225 HARTFORD TURNPIKE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. MONTOWESE FOOD CENTER Prime Mean and Gr0cerzeJ Free Delivery 100 MIDDLETOWN AVENUE MONTOWESE, CONN. Con gratulatzom to the LUCAS MAIL ADVERTISING, INC. Complete Duplzcatzng and Dzrect Mail Service! 7 PECK STREET NORTH HAVEN CONNECTICUT Telephone CEdar 90620 4 T pr--f Q--1--Ii 4-armani Complinzentf of THE ALFRED B. KING CO. Butler Buildings Material Handling Equipment Metal Fabrication Plastifol Coating Telephone CHestnut 8-5 5 61 DEVINE STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 149 Complimefztf The 312nrtb Iiaahen jfumzral ilaume Tclcphom CLd1r 9 1179 36 XVASHINGTON AVENUE NORTH HAVEN CONNECTICUT SYHLCU' to Ike CIASSOF195'-I WILHELM DAVIES NORTH COLONY ROAD WAIIINCFORD CONN Cofzflrzzclfofz Indzzszrzal Eqznpmeazt and Ynpplzef ESTATE OF STILLMAN H RICE N ENV 150 Il afbed Sand and Craze! Loam Cmderf and F111 E16 zz .ztnzg and Gmdznq Crane Yer: :LL Office IO 7 6'-185 Plant CE 91910 HAVEN NORT CONNECTICUT H HAVEN Of I A :Z A 4 4 5 I Eff, 1. I 0 ,-- - CC., INC. l, , , . K v.'7 I . ..-Q -. 1 , . A. R. BLANKENBURG SIGNS Auto and Truck Painting and Lettering Showcardf, Paper, Cloth, Glasx, Wood Signx 2169 WHITNEY AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Telephone Chestnut 8-1223 - 8-0482 C omplimentx Of VICTOR NUTILE S obo ol Transportation WHITNEY RIDGE MOTORS INC. 2015 WHITNEY AVENUE HAMDEN, CONN. Telephone CI-Iesrnut 8-1701 C omplimentx Of TED'S CLEANERS Gompliments H. DICKEY 81 SONS THE WM C A FISCHER PLUMBING HEATING Tclq hom LId1r 9 167g NORIH HAVLN CQNNI QTICUT 152 55 91 ATE QTREET C ompliments Of SBABO'S MARKET zos STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONN. ANTHONY H. BUMSTED Real Eftate and Insurance Telephone CEdar 9-2518 34 BROADWAY NORTH HAVEN, CONN. C omplimentx of BURNDY CORPORATION STILES LANE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. C omfplimentf C omplimentx of of CCMMUNITY THE CHIEPPO MARKET BUS COMPANY H Specializing in N ortb Haven and H amden Properties 43 BROADWAY Telephone CEdar 9-1645 NORTH HAVEN, CONN. HELEN AND .IACK'S NORTH HAVEN RESTAURANT LUMBER CO. 30 BROADWAY 159 WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Telephone CEdar 9-0046 Telephone CEdar 9-1648 CADET TEACHERS Seated: L. Lendroth, j. Horvath T, XX'awrzeniak, A. MacAdams cagni, J. Heinle, K. Puester, D Sheppard, C. Zilli, Mr. J. Dunn Adviser. Telephone CEdnr 9-0066 LINCOLN FLOWER SHOP 12 ATWATER STREET BUD'S SUNOCO STATION Gai - Oil - Lubrication - Wtzfbing Tiref - Balleriex - Accefforiey near GRAND AVENUE NEW HAVEN, CONN. Ivan E. Whitaker 95 WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONN, .i . V ,ff ,Q-f aid' 41' 44 ISHES BEST W 3 T0 THE C I , W. Marks, C. Clinton, D. Brock- ett. Standing: P. Sexton, D. Cal- JAY STORM STUDIO Crc lf n 0 1711.76 Pom uf. OFYICIAL PHOTOGRAPHLRS QLAQQ Of 1958 NIIXX HAVEN COWNIQLTILUT 'lelephcme MA111 16797 Hflmden Branch ll6S Dlmxcll Axenue Telephone SPrucc 6 7917 156 me CHURCH STREET Congratulationf to the SACHEM CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANY OF AMERICA 285 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Telephone ATwater 8-2581 A Good Place To Work WRIGHT MONUMENTAL WORKS Artistic Cemetery Memorial: Monument! - Headrtonex - Marker: Lettering Done In Cemetery Ofice and Yard MIDDLETOWN AVENUE NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Telephone CEdar 9-1056 Complimentx Of CHEF'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 61 STATE STREET NORTH HAVEN CONNECTICUT Q Our Laft Pep Rally - fmme day af the Senior Play dren reheamzlfj Complimenlf Choice Mean - Fancy Grocerief of Delicateuerz - Native Poultry Frozen Food! -- Frefh Fruity Vegetable, BRUNO'S TEXACO STATION Telephone CEda1' 9-0860 36 BROADWAY 10 CHURCH STREET ' NORTH HAVEN, CONN' Telephone CEdar 9-9361 MAPLE LIQUOR SHOP Telephone CEdar 9-0951 24 CHURCH STREET NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 158 ',,,A com l H Q fl!! gg ' t. o'toole img! f '5 alftone and dlrect sales personal service orlgmal layouts art servlce retouchmg composltlon mecham cals h plate str plate m offset lme negat lves lppmg akmg prmtlng foldmg p ete bmdery service delivery Q o 0 NS - X J X gil I . . film and ' ' K 1 Q .-aff? . . pignl ' I ' I ' I I and sons ' stcmf , mc., yearbook ord L connecHcut stamford d ' printers avus 4-9226 new york melrose 5 -4112 BUSINESS DIRECTORY AIRCRAFT PACKAGE STORE 594 Washington Avenue North Haven Telephone CE 9 0788 AUTHENTIC PRESS 318 Quinnipiac Avenue North Haven Telephone UN 5 2912 BARNES DEPARTMENT STORE 230 Quinnipiac Avenue North Haven BELL NURSERIES 1301 Hartford Turnpike North Haven CANDID CLEANERS 117 Washington Avenue North Haven COLLEGE HIGHWAY PACKAGE STORE 910 South Main Street Cheshire Tele phone BR 2 6975 CURNENS SERVICE STATION 277 State Street North Haven EARLS INN 59 State Street North Haven FLORIOS SHELL SERVICE STATION 2100 Whitney Avenue Hamden Telephone AT 8 1744 FRENCHIE S 326 Maple Avenue North Haven GAVETTES GARAGE Quinnipiac Avenue North Haven GLEN TERRACE NURSERIES INC 1952 Whitney Avenue Hamden HAMDEN TV CLINIC 57 Oregon Avenue Hamden IVOR F CARLSON 84 Washington Avenue North Haven Telephone CE 91760 KEEFES CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL Middletown Avenue North Haven KIMLER HARDWARE STORE 2549 Whitney Avenue Hamden KUHNS FLORIST 8: GREENHOUSE 394 State Street North Haven M 84 T DISTRIBUTORS USC 2 Springdale Avenue Meriden MODERN TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE 6 Broadway North Haven MONTOWESE CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL Quinnipiac Avenue North Haven MUNSON USED CAR DEALER 505 Washington Avenue North Haven MUSIC BOX Hamden Plaza Hamden Telephone CH 8 7125 NORTH HAVEN AUTO SALES 8: SERVICE 10 Maple Avenue North Haven NORTH HAVEN BARBER SHOP 6Broadway North Haven NORTH HAVEN SHOE REBUILDING 2 Lindsley Street North Haven RALPH S 200 Washington Avenue North Haven RESTLAND FARMS Middletown Avenue Northford RUDOLPHS BEAUTY SALON 893 Whalley Avenue Westville SKIFF 81 WHITNEY ESSO SERVICE 2008 Whitney Avenue Hamden Telephone AT 8 2192 SILIGATOS MARKET Hartford Turnpike North Haven SPRING GLEN BARBER SHOP 1994 Whitney Avenue Hamden TONIS BEAUTY SALON 4A Broadway North Haven WHITNEY DRIVE INN 2005 Whitney Avenue North Haven 161 3 I 3 3 9 I I I 9 s ' 3 3 7 7 7 7 a I x I 1 ' 7 7 3 7 I 7 . 7 J 3 3 7 3 '3 l 3 ' ' 7 7 ' x I 1 v x ' J. L. BRUCE, 260 Quinnipiac Avenue, North Haven 7 7 3 3 3 7 . . ., , 7 3 3 3 7 7 J a x ' 7 7 3 7 3 7 3 7 7 3 3 3 Y . 3 3 3 3 7 7 3 3 7 3 PATRONS A Fr1end Mr Curtrs Andrews Mr and Mrs Paul Anton Larry Bal Ballantyne Mr and Mrs A Balletto Mr and Mrs J Balletto Mrs F I. Bancroft Band Ardes Mr and Mrs Alex Barbonr Mr and Mrs Charles Barbonr Mr and Mrs Frank Barbonr Bart Brun Motors Company Lt C1 gb and Mrs Bradley Bassett Mr and Mrs Donald B Bassett Margarete Bower and Mrs Edward Beal Bo Beaumont and Mrs George Beaumont and Mrs G M Beers Gay Suzon Benton and Mrs T R Benton and Mrs Chester Betta and Mrs John Betta and Mrs Maurrce Betta and Mrs Peter Betta Betty Brghere Brll the Bus Drrver Brlly and johnny Mr and Mrs T Borkowskr Mrs Branch She1la and Chuck Brmkman Ken Brockway Mr and Mrs Brran Brooks Mr and Mrs Davrd W Brown Robert J Brown Mrs George Bunnell oseph and Randy Buccellr Robert Burkle and famrly Mr and Mrs Wrllram Burrrll Mr and Mrs Edward Burt Sarah L Burton Mrs R H Burton Mr R H Burton Dcnrse Ann Calcagnr Mr and Mrs john Calcagnr Mr and Mrs Warren Camp Candle Lrte Studro Incorporated Mr and Mrs Beadre Caneschr Mr and Mrs A Cappello Mr and Mrs George B Carroll Cathy Cates Dons Cares Mr and Mrs josephH Chapman Mrss jane Chreppo Mrss Mehssa Chreppo Mr Nrck Chreppo Mr and Mrs Thomas N Chreppo Mr and Mrs Arthur Chrrstensen Corky Chrrstensen CJM and PDR UCONN CJM and RMW Mrs Charles C Clark Mr and Mrs Lucran Clark Class Frrend Mr and Mrs john Colberg Mnss Bettye Consrdme Mr and Mrs Francrs Consrdrne amce Consrdrne . , J , ' Mr. . . . . b Mr. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bensen Mr. and Mrs. J. Parker Chapman Mr. . . ' ' Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . ' . . ' Mr. . ' 162 PATRGNS Corky Ellen Carol and Barbara Henry Czaphckr Mary Czapl1ck1 Mr john S Dantscher Carol and Ruth Davnes Mr and Mrs Donald Davles Mr and Mrs Dav1d Davrs Mrs Lydla H Decker Nofie F Dellasolva Mr and Mrs Dematteo Mr and Mrs M Demusrs Mr and Mrs Donald Dewey Drane and Bob Fredd1e DIGIOIH Dr and Mrs Mrchael D1M1co Cathleen F Drury Gary J DuPaul Ronald E DuPaul Mr and Mrs W1lfred DuPaul Prof and Mrs Thomas I Emerson Mr and Mrs W O Endrlss Mr and Mrs Erskme Mrs Dons Eyre Mr and Mrs Falsrgno Mr and Mrs Ferrara ames Feuhrer Katherrne A Fuehrer Mrchelle P Feuhrer Mr and Mrs W1ll1am F1scher Mr and Mrs J G Frtzgerald Anna Fnzpatrrck Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Fletcher Mr and Mrs Foran Mr and Mrs Raymond Forer Mr and Mrs Fred Franco Joyce D Fontame Mr Wrllram Fontame Mrs Wllllam Fontanne Frrend of Sen1or Class Frrends Fourth Table From the Rear Lunch Perrod 5 Zane Fuller and Mrs John C Gabrnel Arnold Garolmn an Mrs H Ga1ol1n1 and Mrs Joseph Gallrgan an Mrs C Garbero an Mrs R Garcla and Mrs Granottr and Mrs Joseph G1ont1 Grrls of Room 57 G1rls of Room 40 G1rls of Room 45 Mr and Mrs john Guldo Glen Terrace Nurserres Incorporated Mr and Mrs Ph1l1p Gollno Good Luck Mr and Mrs A E Gould and Sons joseph Goulett Mr and Mrs Augustus Grxbus Chfford Gr1swold Elmer Grrswold Jr Mrs Inez Grnswold Hamden Sports Center Mr and Mrs Stanleyj Hancock Hank and Peg Mr and Mrs George Harrrck Mr and Mrs john A Harrrck . Mr. . . ' . . Mr. ' ' ' . . . ' Mr. d . . ' ' ' . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. d . . ' ' ' ' Mr. d . . ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Dolan Mr. and Mrs. joseph Gibbons . Mr. . ' ' I . I . I K J 1. . . ' 163 Mr and Mrs Marvrn M Hart M1ss Patrrcra Hart Mr and Mrs F Stewart Hart Fredenclc M Howerly Mr and Mrs Donald Hazall Mr and Mrs Arthur Hernle Mr Wrllram A Helnle I Karl E Helbng Mr and Mrs E S Hrltz Mr and Mrs Theodore Hrnrz Karla Hrrschman Mr and Mrs Lours Horvath Mr and Mrs R S Howe Mr and Mrs George Hunt Mrss Betty Hyland Mr and Mrs M Isacoff Mr Carl Jacobson Mrs Carl acobson Mr and Mrs Charles E Jennrngs Alrce B Jensen Jacob C Jensen Jensens Motors Incorporated Mr and Mrs Edgar Johnson Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson Allan M ones Mr and Mrs Myron E Jones Kathy Danny and Rosemary and Mrs R1chard Katz and Mrs Andrew Keanng and Mrs Edmund W Keeley and Mrs Harland Krng Edward J Krrby Jr Phrllrp Kossack Mr and Mrs ohn S Kovach PATRGNS I an Mrs and Mrs an Mrs an Mrs and Mrs an Mrs Donald Lade oseph F Lanouette Lappone John F Larkrn ames Leach Raymond J Lee Mayor and Mrs Rrchard C Lee an Mrs an Mrs an Mrs an Mrs an Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Roger Lehman P Y Lendroth M Levm Seymour B Levrne Sldney Lewrs Henry H Lrebrrch Fred Lredke John Lredke Mxss Joanne Lrpsher Mr and Mrs Srmon R Lrpsher Mr and Mrs Robert D Lofberg The Lost Chords Mr and Mrs Dan1el B Lucas Radar Luclanr Mrss Ahce MacMullen Mr and Mrs George Rrly Marks Mr Nathan H Marks MaryEllen Mary Anne and eanne and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Domrnrc Mascagna Massmr Harry Massrnr Howard Mather McClure W1ll1am MacDan1el Headmaster and Mrs Edward I McDowell Jr Mr Walfrrd Melander Mr and Mrs Fred Mehllo Jr Dor1s Mendlllo . . 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' ' 'I64 PATRONS Mr and Mrs George Mend1llo and Son Mlchael Tanlors Kenneth Mnchaels Clxfford Mnller an Mrs and Mrs an Mrs Leroy Mnller an Mrs j A Mofhtt an Mrs ohn Montgomery Frank Moore an Mrs Moreland an Mrs john Morrls an Mrs Stephen Morrls B1 an Geoffrey Muggleton and Mrs Wnllnam E Muggleton and Mrs Murphy an Mrs james Murphy Charles R Murray Steve Murray Mr and Mrs Myers Mrs F S Nettleron Mr and Mrs ohn S Nngro Mrs Bern1ce Nocerrno Mr John Nocerxno Mr John L Nocernno Mr and Mrs Dav1d A North Mrs Alfred Nutxle Betty Ann Nutnle Mrs Elxzabeth Glynn Nutxle Mr ames A OBr1en Mrs james A OBr1en Mr Wesley james OBr1en Mrs Wesley James OBr1en Mr and Mrs Edward C Obrnst Mr and Mrs Orth Mr and Mrs K Palmer Mr and Mrs Francls Palmlerx Suzzl and Dlck Parker Rlchard Chnton Parker Mrs and Mrs Stanley Peters and Mrs C M Peterson and Mrs Edward Petrelle Robert E Pfelfler and Mrs Danlel J Pfnausch and Mrs Edward G Pfnausch joseph Pxerpont Charles Prescott Mr Joseph A Prete Mr and Mrs Stanley Puchalskl Rannbow OMCCIS January Term Mnss joan Ramsbottom Rays Food Center Mr and Mrs joseph Rebeshr jr Mr and Mrs Prerce E Reddlng Mr and Mrs Phllhp Rexlly Helen A Rrce and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Donald R1eger Frank Rxggs Earl H Roberts Augustus Roblnson F Rock Joe Roczynskr Mrs Angel Rondnn Mr Raymond Rondma Mr and Mrs Don Ruch S L and C L at an an and an an Mrs M1chael Sackory Mrs Frank Santos Carole Sarracco Mrs Henryj Sargent Mrs Alfred W Sauter . . 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Mr. d . . 165 louda jon R Sauter Mr and Mrs Savage Scand1nav1an Dr Kurt F Schm1dt Mr and Mrs Harry Schwmg Mr and Mrs Seaman Semor Class Frrend Senlor Couples Lunch Table Senror Team and Mrs Harold Sexton and Mrs Robert C Shanoff and Mrs Frank Shendan and Mrs Raymond Sherman Sh1rley and Karen Mr and Mrs W Wesley Shrader James Srbley Mr and Mrs Wrlham C Sloss Pattl Sm1th G W Sperzel Allan and George Squnres Stall of Memorlal L1brary Mr and Mrs Wrllram Stanton Mr and Mrs joseph Stella Robb1e Stephenson Steve and Charlotte Mrs Ed Sullrvan Mr and Mrs George Svzeers Drane and Rrchy Thomas and Mrs Derwent Thompson and Mrs Anthony Tondalo and Mrs Fred Tondalo and Mrs Pat Tondalo and Mrs Wesley B Tower PATRCNS Mr and Mrs Frank Trreschmann Mr and Mrs F F Twarog Roscoej Upshot Esqurre Mr and Mrs M Vanacore Veggo Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs V P E B Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Frank Velush Vmcent Charles L Wahlgren Albert W Walker E J Wegener Helen Wemhusen Well Wnshers Mr and Mrs Samuel Wells Mr and Mrs Arthur james Whrte Arthur P Whrte Robert J Whxte Whrtey Gould and Cat jennmgs Mr and Mrs Levus Wrllrams Mr and Mrs B Douglas Wrlson Mr and Mrs M Wrlson Roger Wxng Anme and Brlly Wrttstern Martha Woodruff Edlth L Work Mr Robert Work Mrs Robert Work Mr and Mrs Wr1ght Your Fr1end Mr and Mrs Frederrck Zrllr Mr and Mrs Allan Zrmmerman Mrs Gertrude Zslga A Fr1end 166 Mr. . . . . 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