Old Saybrook High School - Millstone Yearbook (Old Saybrook, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

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BELANICH Secretary to the Principal alclminid tra lion W' Ga KATHLEEN GOODWIN Principal of Elementary School LOUIS FABRI Assistant Principal of Elementary School DC!-000090-00000vf09'00f000210100' 00000 0ff'002'02f000f00'000200'020100h0'-009091009062 9 2 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 2 2 9 9 9 2 2 2 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 2 2 9 2 9 5 9 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 2 2 3 2 X9'010f0'20N0f-00'f09-0101f0'110 01f02'0'X02f0'1'010f0f001f0 00 0N0f0'f0'1'0f0220Q009f0Q0 010'00ff0 010'02010M09f0 06205 .Le wa icon We the tlass of nmcteen hundred and fifty seven dedxcate th1s seventeenth edn t1on of the M1llstone to the ent1re faculty for the great mterest If has shown our class and for xts devoted co operanon 5 x K Q Q . N i - A . K 9 .. , , - .E 1 I Q v 4 D , '... . K I ' I O Q b ' ..'. '. .ol ' 5 . 4 a a W a s .v A -, .. I . Q n . , 1 , 0, . Q l . , '. f'.' , . . ' .' . . . ta: 1' . X. MR. LeROY BLOOM Mathematics, Science fx MR. WILLIAM CLYNES Commercial Subjects -..-,y MISS DORIS BLOOMEIELD English, Social Studies F-if 1 1----Z MR. HERBERT COATES Industrial Arts i , 53 ul' 1 8 . A f A 'A 1 'I ' ' I X ..f. 4 ff, isiizffij f 1j 'Q1j:f:1Qf5f 7, Lg V 7213.5-Q vllljwi-z,i.Q. w We ,1.:22s2:9,1251- ifiiifziffvillffiif if MR. MARTIN CAPOZZA Music MRS. JANICE DELGREGO French, World History acuity Ji' 'Gif 'if' MRS. LOUISE DIBBLE Latin French MR ROBERT DEVOI' MR JAMES DOLAN Art I'ng.,lxsh Latm MR FRANCIS GRANDISON Reading Consultant 4 M4 1 4 ar- ki 'X' 'HRS AJARJORIE HILTON 7 'P Home Economics A- MR KENNETH JOHNSON Mathemauts Scnence 'ff' is MISS DONNA KINGSBURY Home Economics IQ ln-ati' w-J MR. ERNEST LINDNER Physical Education gp mi , ,., 'ul' ,, ,Q ffm? I 'bf If 7257 - l W--f I i iz,:ffLfQIfrl?ll.E ' Q I ff R tf'sf5f5'f2' 5? I is ' . 'ff Us as l MR. ROBERT MCGRATH English, Social Studies .mi md 4' uf-s .- lxwxkv-vus,x:,. . gifzkgll suing ,LiZ!:tt:f111l:E15f7i3f-Q5 Cpifiwzii :ifEiE3 a?s2'q. 'nfflfiigag f-azvFSqf3,e ,yi I-..j.g.j.x'.P..,t,:9Q, MR. WILLIAM MCMAHON Reading, English LU' 0' u-any MISS RAE LOMBARD Librarian, English MISS MARILYN MCCLERNON Mathematics Science acully IT' ful vga- Cr' ,, 'S....t ' lf MRS VFRA OSBORNE Commerclal Subjects 'Of' MR ARNOLD OLIVER MRS ELEANOR PARKER Sclence Mathemaucs Q www W Q41 3-fn..-any 'qw I3 QQ! af? ' MISS BARBARA PFLHULI5 MR RUBINRT VILE Physntal Illucatlon lndustrxal Arts MRS. HARRIET STRAIN Social Studies ,Wa-me V ' ' e ,,L,,,W Poor janet -- she was suffering from a sprained nnger. 'ul' ufdej 2? TIT? '7 Tl Willetta Haynes Emily Butler I0 I Q C JE W5 K QRWED SERVHIE. A Pu nl vm RHISE xL11 AXA! w,,,,,.. I Q I Om f WP ,. 1 ,Q V, , ' 2 Q , K 0 0 .X U Y X N XS- X: Q! ,Q 2 H ' A 5 Xi + Z X Q .SGQGQ-in cliff Q -I -. Sv 'M eniord JUDITH MARIE ANDERSON Quiet in class but sooo noisy outside . . . Coast Guard Academy? . . . Oh those boys!!! . . . typical teenager . . . never seen without Nancy . . . Judy. Glee Club 1, 4g Saye and Seal It 2, 5, 4. ROY IOSEPH BALDI Ford fan . . . loves to hot rod around town . . . terrific soccer captain . . . all he wants is to get out of school . . . always ready with a good argument . . . athlete and Romeo. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 21 Soccer Qfjaptainj 4. 12 CEORGF PAUL BELADINO Deulnsh yxays lox es trouble eas young, fun lounyg 'llflfULlC has estlbllshed hlm self well rn his 'flrst year wlth us what pretty blg, brown eycs I vyrsh I hld some money Money money money alwtys reldy with a joke Clee Club l 1 Iootball 1 7 WfCSfllUj, 1 2 RICHARD BLAIZI' BTLADINO Black Curly hur blue 52 Plymouth New York boy Senlor Math Whlz Ha I-Ia usually seen wrth Don W full of fun and lox es to argue Ambltron Undecldedl Rlch Glee Clubl 1 Wrestl1no2 Trackl Swlm nun 1 2 '? fi 'l ELAINE MARTHA BENWAY Neyer a dull moment when Bennle s around hot dancer I wonder what my honey xs dolng I wrsh It would am Peppy Cheerleader Saybrook Theater loves sports Bennle Cheerleadlnygl 2 3 4 Fleld I-Iockeyl 2 3 4 Mlllstone 4 Saye and Seal It 2 3 4 A A 1 2 3 Mayorettel 2 a G1eeClub1 2 3 4 So balll 2 3 4 Z RITA OLCA BOSSHARDT r Snnccrc friend dependable halls from Peru slow and quiet warnlng, don t get her mad' pct pccxes gym md people rn shorts loses red amnable Cholltl Treasurer 1, Class Order 1, 2, Calling Class Roll 1, Saye and Seal It 4, Class Officer 2 1' . V VV V I Q yy' 7 Q 'M A - V 4 V A 4 ' V ' V V' , V L , V Q V ', , ' ...t 2 L' ' 7 , - ', t J VV V-V V- I swf V , L ' , tar... jj -I.. V Y .. hA a'v 5, v v ' V? O V I V , I' V - VV V. . . -V, ..- r ..- .Y l '. s V , y V 1 1 7 7 7 Y 7 ' ' . ' 3, 1, ' 7 7 3 7 9-7 1 Y 7 7 ft ,,,. 8 1 wif .. . . . . , , ' y. .y I . ..V.w , L . 1 V .V A L. arms . . . Renie. IRENE MARIE BRUNORI Neat and sweet . . . Senior class burden bear- er, you name it, she's working on it . . . I wonder if I got a letter today . . . our year- book editor . . . seldom seen without Joanne . . . her main interest - The Marines and Pete! . . . Laurel Girl's State . . . Lay down your A. A. 1, 25 Millstone 4g Saye and Seal It 3, 45 Basketball 5 fManagerj 4g junior Fair fChair- manj 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Laurel Girl's State 33 Treasurer lg Vice President 3. JORDAN LEE BUTLER Usually seen with Bonny . . . Ambition - Fire Chief . . . green Ford Truck . . . Saybrook Theater . . . gets along with everyone . . . blond curls . . . favorite pastime - teasing girls . . . jord. Chess Club 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3g Soccer 1, 2, 5. BURTON EDWARD CHAPMAN Tall blond . . . Nutmeg Boy's State . . . black Ford Convert . . . well-liked by everyone . . . strong and silent . . . whiz at punching keys . . . good dresser . . . look out for his quiet!!! behavior when out of school! . . . Burt. Chess Club lg Nutmeg Boy's State 59 Chairman Magazine Drive 15 Projection Club 15 A. A. I, 2, 3. ELEANOR ANN CHAPMAN An English lover! . . . an ardent rock 'n roll fan . . . willingness to help others . , . efficient . . . quiet till you get to know her . . . doesn't say any more than is needed to make her .appreciated . . . Ellie. Glee Club 1, 2, 4g Saye and Seal It 4g Basket- ball 4. 4 f 14 . 2 I fivhaaff . as -, ,, NANCY DORIS CHRISTIANSEN Smallest, but not lcastcst . . . oh, her Hirta- tious waysl . . . cooperative . . . magnetic per- sonality . . . oh, that laugh . . . bundle of vim and vigor . . . hot rod , . . Iudy's friend , . . Nance . . . Chris. Saye and Seal It 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 43 Cheer- leader 33 Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. i 1 BARBARA JEAN COLEMAN The Arizona kid . . . easy-going . . . always ready for more devilment . . , special loves - tying knots in shoe strings and talking . . . fun to be with . . . athletic . . . ambition - phys. ed. teacher . . . Barb. Basketball 2, 3, 4g Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 45 Volleyball 35 A. A.g Saye and Seal It fEditorj 4. it Chess Club 1, 25 A. A. 1, 2 FLORA ELIZABETH COOPER Oh, so easy and full of fun . . . good first alto . . . Cobena . . . cooperative . . . neat dresser . . . future vet? . . . that blue Ford and Kingfisher Lane . . . so helpful . . . is sure never to miss a basketball game . . . Coopie. Basketball 1, 2, Baseball lg Hockey 1, fco- managerj 2, Student Council 1, fSecretaryj 4, Forum 1, 2, 3g A. A. 1, 2g Millstone 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4, All State 4g Handbook 4. WILLIAM DAVID COURTNEY Hot rod . . . passion for hunting . . . mis- chievous . . . always has an excuse . . . usually seen with Roy L .... Cornhelds comedian unpredictable . . . Bill. ,3- 1 vb: 'IANICE ANN FRANCIS Always ready with a helping hand . . . A future stewardess . . . Ya don't know do ya? . . . cheerleader . . . class secretary . . . good baton twirler . . . silly as can be . . . Jan. Cheerleading 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Saye and Seal It 3, 45 Millstone 45 Class Secretary 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 ' ' JANET JOHNSTON Where's all the monev for the ads, kids? . . . interested in sciences . . . what happened to the Chevie? . . . first trumpet player . . . a sudden interest outside of school . . . loves to write . . . helpful . . . considerate . . . jan. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 45 Student Council 25 Magazine Drive Chair- man 35 Forum 35 A. A. 1, 25 Millstone 45 Pep Band 4. WESLEY FREDERICK INGI-IAM Hot-rodder . . . Physics whiz . . . blue eyes . . . drugstore cowboy . . . Murph and Freddie's pal . . . no need for homework . . . can do al- most anything if he tries . . . Wes. Chess Club 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Class Secre- tary 25 Student Council 45 Soccer 2. 2 JOANNE EDNA LAURIDSEN What a flirt! . . . our beautiful junior Prom Queen . . . All State . . . Air Force fan . . . expert letter writer . . , My Little Angel . . . a friend to all . . . good sense of humor . . . seldom seen without Irene . . . her future will include marriage . . . jo. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Millstone 45 Basketball fManagerj 25 Assistant Treasurer 45 Junior Prom Queen 35 All State 45 Magazine Drive Chairman 25 A. A. 1, 2. ROY LINDGREN Class Artist . . . always drawing instead of studying . . . blond crew-cut . . . hobby - building model cars . . . working UQ at the First National . . . restless . . . shy . . . Who, me . an Chess Club 1, Z3 Projection Club lg Saye and - ' Seal It 2, 3, xig Millstone fl. JO HN AUSTIN MANN Hunting enthusiast . . . friendly and witty . . . always ready for a good time . . . m-m-m-m that Macbeth . . . keeps tabs on the sophomore girls . . . loves that sax . . . Jacky. A. A, 1, 2, 3g Chef's Club lg Photography Club lg Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 1, 2g Soccer 25 Fire Department 4. J' tx EVAUGHN LOLEETA MANNING Silly as can be in English class . . . friendly smile . . . favorite haunt f Bill Hahn's . . . what's the need for all the afternoon rides to Westbrook? . . . never has an empty car . . . look out for her tem er! . . . sincere . . . A , P likable . . . Leetie. Basketball 1, 3g Baseball 1, 25 Hockey lg Mill- stone 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD ALLISON MARTIN Tall, dark, 'n handsome . . . terrific bass drummer . . . good athlete . , . what does the A stand for? . . . that low, blue Ford . . . always seen at a special home on Maple Ave. . . . thoughtful . . . Donny. Soccer 2, 43 Basketball 2, 3, lig Band 2, 3, 'lg Forum 2, 55 Glee Club 45 Vice President lg Nutmeg Boy's State 33 A. A. I, 2, 3. Hunting, enthusiast hails from New Hampshire oh that accent usually seen with Freddie and Wes quiet on the outside dexil on the inside woman-hater W7 good natured terrific Math JANET MARY MCQUEENEY Loves to help when there's work to do . . . our coloratura vocalist . . . never has time for homework, but always has a long letter written . . . known for giving advice to the lovelorn . . . her plans include Tommy . . . likable per' sonality . . . sincere . . . Jan. A. A. 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 All State 4g Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Basketball lg Forum 2g Saye and Seal It 3. . .. Ron. 'Q JOHN JOSEPH NIGOSANTI What a blusherl . . . always on time!! . . . small but strong . . . doesn't know his own strength . . . full of alibis and excuses . . . which twin has the Toni? . . . Johnny. S cer 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Chess Club 1, 2. ERNEST RONALD MOSCA Popular with the underclassmen fespecially the girlsj . . . Hat tires Lorraine another senior athlete . oh that green convertible . . . news??? . friendly all around senior Vice President 2 -4 Millstone 4 President 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 7 3 Soccer 'P 3 43 Junior Prom King 5 VERA MARY PACOUSKY First National employee . . . Brooklynite accent . . . joe's Restaurant - her hang out . . . loves a wad of gum . . . silly ways which attract attention. Glee Club lg Dance Decoration Committee 1g Swimming 1. BARBARA ANNE OBERG Devilish ways . . . full of fun . . . always neat . . . Where are your dues? Qfamous last wordsj . , . special loves - talking on the phone and flutes . . . true friend . . . Brenda . . . rabbits . . . class leader . . . capable . . . dependable . . . future teacher . . . Babou. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Forum 1, 2, 3g Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Softball 2, Hockey 11 Mill- stone 4. Y' lui JULIA ANN PEARSALL Rock 'n Roll fan . , . sports whiz . . . fre- quent trips to N. L .... hot rod in her jeep!! . . . always happy . . . always willing to help . . . Jule . . . julie. Band 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4g 'Softball 3, 4. BARBARA PERRY Quiet . . . has quite a hope chest . . . Dave . . . always wants to do something exciting . . . speedy typist . . . tremendous writer fof let- tersfj . . . Beepi. Glee Club 1, Chess Club 1, 25 A. A. 1, 2, 3, Millstone 4, Saye and Seal It 3, 4. p we S WAYNE I.EWIS RATHBUN Tall, blond, blue-eyed . . . heart-throb of the undergrads . . . oh! that wavy hairf! , , . master fT1L1fl'16lI1.1flClLlI1 . . . blue Ford . . . easy- going . . . Spud. Basketball 1, 2, 3, -ig Chess Club I, 23 Class Prcsrdent 5 frrendly Abbey JUDITH ANNE SPARACO Italran wrth red half hot rodder clgarsw talkatne I wasnt golng, fast oc honest faxorxte teacher Mrs Os borne ' always liukghlnf, frlendly udy Saye and Seal It 4 Glee Club 4 CAROL ANN SPENCI4 R Our A 1 Zgrrl athlete future phys ed teacher snowbound and others those blue rrbbons two dozen red rosesn always runnrng to the post office such a tall grrl with that lrttle Volks cooperatn e srncere Spence Ban 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Clee Club 12 5 4 I'orum3 Hoclteyl 2 3 4 Bake 1 2 3 All State Honor Socrety 3 4 Mrllstonell Class President f Student Councrl 3 CVICC PI'CSldCDtD 4 Class Magazme Drne Charrman 3 ABICAIL PERRY REYNOLDS Is known for her qulet and shy ways nexer catch Gall wrthout her work done has a yen for art and Pliylflg the plano --Q. if FREDERICK JAMES STEELE Why so many cars, Freddie? . . . fun loving . . . oh, so tall . . . big steps . . . always eating . . . never in a hurry . . . good looking . . . Freddie. Glee Club 4g Chess Club l, 2g Basketball 1, 2. DOLORES ELLEN WELLES Big dimples and flashing smile . . . carefree . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Eddie, My Love . . . always seen with Elaine . . . Number, please . . . I don't get it . . . short 'n sweet . . . Springfield College . . . DeDe. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Hockey 1, 2, 3, 41 Soft- ball Zg Treasurer 23 Cheerleader 3g Saye and Seal It 35 A. A. 1, 2g Millstone 4. CLASS OFFICERS President , Carol Spencer Vice President Ronnie Mosca Secretary jan Francis Treasurer , Barbara Oberg Ass't Treasurer Joanne Iauridsen Student Council Representatives Wesley Ingham, Flora Cooper 21 CLASS HISTORY TIME LINE IRI SHMAXI JI NIOR MRS SFRAINI 1153 SOPHO MISS DAWSON 1951 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER STUDENT COUNCII MR WCDOIUS 1951 Chess Club Clee C lub Band MJLAZIIIC imboree Hlllbllly Hop S olfs MORE MR CLE NES 1955 l orum C lub C lee C ub Band MJBJZIIIC xmboree Aeannj Sports MISS XOUNC 1955 MR OI IVI R 1956 Natnonal Honor Socxety Clee Club Band MJLAZIDC amboree QSt1ll 'J Drneri FCILICIIIOII l o um Club Sports SENIOR MRS DIBBII MR DOI AN 1936 1957 New Sehool Xelrboole Book Coxer Sale WJSIIIDEIOD Trip Senxor Ball Bur 1l1ure ite C FILILIIIIOII l RESHMAN lxerrn ROIHCUICI l red Sehlu one Wfesley Ingham Irene Brunorl llora Cooper ohn NILOSIDII SOPHOMORI' Ronald M0561 Donald Martm Dolores Welles met ohnston B1rb.1r.1 Oberg, IIIICL lrmels 22 SO LONG ' JUNIOR Wayne Rathbun Irene Brunorn anxce I ranels Barlnra Oberi, C irol Spencer Ronlld Mosca SLNIOR C.1rol Spencer Ronald Mosca ,lnlee lrancxs Burbxra Ober I lorl Cooper Wfesley IFIEIIIUI f 2 I I ,X 1 -7 . 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K , , 2, g '- : ' ' 4 'f 17 Ir 1 I z J 'Y 'L A I: :L ' 71 CLASS WILL Wfe the class ot nrneteen hundred and htty ses en lease to the students tt the Old Saybrook Hrgh School our last w1ll and testament udnth Anderson leave my ab1l1ty to chlrm the mrle populltnon ol New London to Kay Brmk and Donna Smuh C ood luck gurls' Roy Baldr leave wrthout regret George Beladmo leave my braxns to anyone who can hnd them Rrchard Beladmo leave because my tour years are hnally up Elame Benway leave rn a green and whlte Oldsmobrle Rrta Bosshardt lease my Span1sh to anlce Srmonton Irene Brunorr leave my love lor brg thrngs to my lrttle s1ster Kathleen fDon e yours go rn the Marmes 1 ordan Butler lease Bonme Robmson to carry her own books Burton Chapman leave my place rn OSHS to any new student who may come along next year Eleanor Chapman lease my herght to whomever needs lt Nancy Chr1st1ansen lease the Coast Guard Academy to any g1rl lucky enough to get over the wall Barbara Coleman leave my lose lor sports to Margaret McK1nley We Donald Martln and Flora Cooper lease st1ll golng steady and hoprng that Davrd Edgecombe and Carl Wrnlnger wxll do the same Wtlllam Courtney leave my bram to posterrty anlce larancrs leave my excess we1ght to skrnny Donna Smrth Wesley Ingham lease my frutt boots to Pete Iorster anet ohnston lease my short ha1r to Tom Bombacr oanne Laurrdsen leave my love for Itallans and the Anr Iorce to Lmda Waldron QThey make a hne comb1nat1on Q Roy Lrndgren lease my gamblrng talent to rmmy Terrell ohn Mann leave hna ly ' ' Loleeta Manmng leave my black Chesle to anrce Slmonton fYou can take rt East Hampton or Westbrook j anet McQueeney leave to 1o1n the U S Mar1ne Corps Ronald Mosca lease Lorrarne Malcolm to find her way alone to classes ames Murphy lease my good marks rn Tr1g to anyone who needs them ohn Nrgosantr lease my crgar specrals to anyone who can stand the smell of them Barbara Oberg lease my too common name to Barbara Schuster Vera Pacousky leave my New York accent to my teachers and fnends ulra Pearsall lease my ab1l1ty to play hockey to Lrnda Waldron Barbara Perry lease my study halls and statronery to all unror gnrls wrth boyfrrends IU the servrce Wayne Rathbun leave my prpe to Tom Mrllspauggh Gaxl Reynolds lease my school Splflf to future classes judxth Sparaco lease my qurck wrt to anyone who needs lt Carol Spencer lease my peaches and cream complexron to Necra Brannard I red Steele lease glad y' ' ' Dolores Welles lease my lack of superstrtnon to Mr L1ndner 23 s ' 'r y Lf ' I A I,j A ' , ' f 1 1 1' ' ' I, ', ' Y . 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First row, left to right: Linda Beebe, Denise Wfellington, Della Francis, Harriet johnston, Gloria Harris, Brenda Bowser, joe Walsh, Linda Waldron, Brooks Childress, jim DeChristoforo, jim Gesick, Bonnie Robinson, Margaret Boxxser, Barbara Schuster, Gail XX'iniger, Sharon Neal, Veronica Bangston. Second row: Mrs. Strain, Advisor, jeanette johnson, Kay Brink, Maria Frese, Gail Raffuse, Bette Root, Harold Latham, Fred Fitch, Charles Rathbun, Paul Orsina, jim Terrell, Alfred Tiezzi, Ronald Petterson, joe Gleason, unior Clay CLASS OFFICERS President Brooks Childress Vice-President jim DeChristoforo Secretary Linda Waldron Treasurer jim GCSiCli Student Council Representatives Bonny Robinson, joe Walsh 'F' 'li JMB' A cg. T 'W ,..av-.am-nf Sandra Clark, Donna Smith, Necia Brainard, Carol Baror, Mrs. Delgrego, Advisor. Third row: Fd Macarthy, Sheila Deragon, Mary Lee King, Arlene Kores, Frank Lord, judy Wood, Tom Millspaugh, Bill Quimby, Don Werner, Norma Kowalsky, Dolores Silvester, janice Simonton, Dolly james, Brenda Farrell, Lloyd Taylor, john Ladone, Fourth row: Woody Oberg, jim Crowley, Dave Fdgecombe, Dick Torrenti, Richard Messier, Martin Kelly. '55 W F .A-,-. fr, r vu -at-.e .I...,,- ... , First rim: Mike MtQueeney, Kathleen Brunori, Barbara Orlantlu, -Inari Sparatw, Lester Stott, Tam Nolin, 'Ibm Bannister, Phil Ranelli, .Fully hliines, Ann Ulirien. Teil Dupre, .Iutly Simuni, lliltlc-uartle llitkey, Diane Otrin, Billy Wlirrell. Setiintl rim Santly Clhampitin, Leanna Vivian, Steve Fiirsrer, Davitl MtQuL-cney, ,lutly Antlersnn, Lurraine Maltulm, ,Icanerte Cirisutiltl, Ginger Criixxley, ,Iutly McGee, Karlynn Gustafson, Sheila Gustafson, Peter Mzltllulloth, ,lim Atkinson, Fllie Burton, Rusalie Swain. Miss Kingsbury, Advisor. x 4 I S 4 I 1 1 X1 . r f. it N, 1 V r rv? S? Thirtl rim: Karen Sadler, Rita Quick, Carol Wren, Peter Knauth, ,Kuhn Champion, Htl Wlininger, Peter Forster, Bobby Sthaeter, Steve Greenberg, Arntiltl Benson, Holton Mann, -Iutly Lhampitin, Laurel Bronson, Alberta Button, Ellen fftixxles, Mrs. Hilton, Atlivsur. Ftiurth nm. Bobbv Anderson, Warren Kaiser, Dick Ellis, Stanley lngersol, Bobby Rice, Iftltlie Leairtl, Phillip Bassett, Dennis Bushnell, Bobby Barrett, juhn Peterson, Mr. Bloom, Advisor, op 0I1l0l'e Clan lla CLASS Ul:l5lf,lfRS Presitlent Trim Bannister Vitae-Presitlt-nt Phil Ranelli Secretary 'lutly juries Treasurer Tam Nulin Student Council Reprcscntatiws Lester Scott, Ann O'Brien 4 fu. f ' ,,d1g,y n,, ' lying F C ' ' .. .sa ,uf Front row: Geraldine Spencer, Nancy Small, Toni Bombaci, jack Rutigliano, Arthur Salldin, Bill Hickey, Patty Lockwood, Dorothy Waltemarhe, Phoebe Mucke, Dennis Way, Mudite Zandsberg, Kenneth johnson, Divid Clancey, Bill Donehauer, Barry Peterson, jane Chapman, Regina Patti, Polly Benson, Mrs. Osborne, Advisor, Second row: Karen Champion, Trudy Walsh, judy Gowac, jean Mosher, Terry Vincent, Ann Tumavicus, Donna Swain, Melody Finkelday, Estelle Massa, Florence Machado, Lorna Beaber, joan Anderson, Lois Wagner, joan Baldoni, judy Ladone, Sandy Sivin, Barbara Sullivan, Nancy Nugent, Mr. Clynes, Advisor. Third row: Karen Apel, Elaine Manstan, Colleen I.aPlace, Elaine james, jimmy Boucher, Caroline Coombs, Darlene Carter, Gail Brundige, Lois Tarbox, Clifford Patterson, bww, . john Free, Margaret McKinley, Kathleen Bidwell, Moira McCarthy, Marilyn Palozie, Barbara Conee, jackie Nolin, Rosemary Waldron, Mrs. Parker, Advisor. Fourth row: Bob Kores, Frank Newman, Robert Dehart, David Nolf, Kenneth Batcari, john Wilson, Ky Thompson, Edith Douglas, Beverly Gesick, Diane johnson, Gerry Leardi, Nancy Erickson, Ginger Olbrys, Paul Cusson, Tom Wykoff, David Brainard, Richard johnson, Thomas Holly, Richard Dupre, Fifth row: Don Forrest, Herbie Byington, David Viggiano, Peter Rice, Rudy Perkins, Teddy Ralfuse, Fred Pape, Robert Ross, Bruce Healy, Bub Manning, Alfred Cabane, Thomas Torrenti, Ken McCarthy, Ed Kowalsky, Robert Powers, Bill Mulligan, Ronald Dona, Robin Niedlinger, Peter Manstan, joseph Troxler. grealzman Clam CLASS OFFICERS President Phoebe Mucke Vice-President Dennis Way' Secretary Dottie Waltemathe Treasurer Mudite Zandbergs Student Council Representatives judy Boucher, Ed Kowalsky 46-4 1. 4 ,. , President jean Childress Vice President Bobby Ingham Secretary Gail Anderson Treasurer Keith Stein Student Council Representatives Gary Rand, judy Olbrys, Elaine Bloomer, Susan Latham, Bill Childress QAQLQQ Q AA-A-- First row: Bruce Dupre, Sandy Ittis, Muriel Boyd, judy Raffuse, Elaine Bloomer, Gary Rand, judy Olbrys, Gail Anderson, jean Childress, Bob Ingham, Keith Stein, Bill Childress, Susan Latham, George Gunn, Nancy O'Brien, Kathleen Dupre, jimmy Bennett. Second row: Mr. McMahon, Advisor: Noel Scott, Ann Marie Mulendycke, john Baldoni, Periann Wotutl, Art Stueck, Alex Gertanner, Ronnie Vincent, Marabeth Tumavicus, Glenn Mitchell, Linda LaVigne, Eva johnson, Eileen Palozie, Peter Budington, Russell Mulcahy, Steve Ross, jim Leardi, Mr. johnson, Advisor. Third row: Don Romenici, Carol jennings, Sandy Bannister, Barbara Sadler, Ben Gleason, Ed Stevenson, Vera Budney, Mildred Burton, Ted Peterson, Pat Harbor, Steve King, Richard Green, Caroline See, Mary Farrell, Lynn O'Rourke, David Dallas, Glenn Hall, Mr. MaGrath, Advisor. Fourth row: Lois Allen, Tom Mulligan, Don Ttoxler, joe Rutigliano, Ann Rand, Diane Coombs, Linda Snooks, Robert Everett, Richard Powers, Malcolm Chappell, Rita Slingsby, Linda McQueeney, john Courtney, Clayton Rogers, Ronald Troxler, Billy Boone. Fifth row: jim Walsh, David Anderson, Mark Beardsly, Arthur Mann, Beverly Crowley Connie Wilson, Leith Manning, Lynn Healy, Dorothy Gilmore, Dana Barber, Peter Root, Georgia Palmer, joyce Beiderman, Kathleen Clark. even ilu grade CLASS OFFICERS 2 F QQGUQQ QW 539 J R if QQWMQ 5 Q E I svwlwgwif ff, N 044 Q, 99929 Q QM QE S Q oo H W O 2 1 i1-- ' I ,Z w, r,-2 f ' 0 '1 wax mia! if fa 5 5, f First row: janet Johnston, Rita Bosshardt, Flora Cooper, Barbara Oberg, Carol Spencer. Second row: Mr. Belanich, Advisor, Gail Wininger. Norma Kowalsky, Necia Brainard, Brooks Childress, Bonny Robinson, Absent. The National Honor Society was founded on the principle of rewarding those who, during their high school years, besides attaining a high degree of scho- larship, have demonstrated to the fullest the qualities of tine character, leadership, and service. Since February 9, 1951, when Old Saybrook High School first received its charter, the Honor Society has had the privilege of' bestovving on qualified stu- dents an honor which is unexcelled by any other award conferred in high school. In order to be eligible for this award, juniors and Seniors must have attained an average of B or better. The keystone and flaming torch is the official emblem of the Society. The keystone represents the central principles of scholarship, character, leadership, and service upon which the organization is based. The flaming torch symbolizes the light of- truth which recipients strive to uphold as an incentive for others to follow. The solemn dignity of the traditional candlelight service in which members repeat the pledge, and re- ceive their pins, the tokens of their membership, has impressed all with the real significance of the organ- ization. THE HONOR SOCIETY I pledge myself to uphold the high ideals of the National Honor Society, to build a strong Character in myself' and others, to further the advancement of Scholarship, to carry aloft the torch of leadershipg and to serve my school, my community, and my country, in the interest of humanity. THE STUDENT COUNCIL STllDllNT COVNCQII. Ol l lCQliRS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Brooks Childress Carol Spencer Flora Cooper Ann O'Brien I. William Belanich Advisor The main purpose ol' our Student Council is to att as .in intermediate between the faculty and the students. The members listen to the ideas ot both and try to draw ti conclusion from them. The Student Council, under the leadership of our principal and advisor. Mr. Belanich, has cooperated in the promotion of better school spirit and plan- ning of school activities. Our local Student Council, to encourage better interschool relations in this vic- inity, was host to the Shoreline Student Council this year. Seated left to right: Lester Scott, Flora Cooper, Carol Spencer, Brooks Childress, Ann O'Brien, and Judy Boucher. Standing: Michael Sachlos, Susan Bronson, Barbara DeForrest, Wesley Ingham, David Edgecombe, Thomas Bannister, Phoebe Mucke, Judy Olbrys, and William Childress. ' .I K fbi f ' V Ak, ,1-'X . fy, 79 Q 4' V. N O I K 2 f ,, I ' A Q ' Q . 1.1044 . Q r , R -5 'lo t M ff ix!! -it ALL STATE GIRLS . .. ilmlnnc Ind Swprgmm janet f - lst Soprano l lor,1 - lst Alto Carul - - lm! Alto OUR MUSIC DEPARTMENT S QQFS yS C1 gglaocxgel 59629 QQW L 4 W 1 ' df ' fb QW yi? B L Vs 56966515 Wife 5523 Q 5'E'?5' 5? CQ gf S Wig TF? .E ffl .A y ZF AQ xi ' W ff Q9 Q XQ.., . G N S V I , D nm, mf V 44 ' 6 1 Nw S X ,, 4, ' ' O, ,rf . ld Saybrook Moves Into Finals Play Watertown Monday Saybrook Capllll F ol-.State Championship Ray Giarrusso Boots Home Winning Goal in Fourth Quarter Here. By FRED J. POST The Press Sports Editor -Ray Giarrusso kicked Old Saybrook into the finals of the State Soccer tournament on Wednesday afternoon when-he booted home a goal in the wan- ing moments to give the Little Rams a 2-1-victory over Suffield Highest Municipal field. U Giarrusso counted for the win- ning goal when he moved into scoring territory and kicked one in with his left foot. The boot had the Suffield goalie beaten all-the way. The Little Rams will meet Wa- tertown here at Municipal field Monday at 2,p. m. in thevtinals. Watertown edged Morgan of Clinton, 1 to 0, in Wethefrsfield yesterday. SutEeld had taken an early, 1-0 lead in the first period of play when Chuck Rogala man- aged to dribble - one past the Old Saybrook goalie. Old Saybrook knotted the count in the second quarter when Tommy Millspaugh headed one into the nets. Suffield entered the touma- ment proper when it nipped Portland, 1-0, on Monday after- noon in Wethersfield. Suffield and Pfatland were co-champions of the entral Valley conference. Old Saybrook walked off with the Shore Line Conference cham- pionship with a mark of 11-1. Old Saybrook Suffield G-Edgecomb Ganley RB-Martin Osiewscki LB-DeCristofor6 Potter RH-Baldi Cannon CH-Scott Kelly LH-Mosca Sohinski OR-Walsh Orr IR-Nigosanti Jones C-Millspaugh , Clark IL-Giarrusso Rogala OL-Vidal Quaglaroli Score by quarters 1 2 3 4-T Saybrook 0 1-0 1- Suffield 1 0 0 0-. Goals: Mlllspaugh, Giarrusso, Rbgala. Substitutions: Suffield: Xstton, Kita. Saybrook: Kowal- 40 4 . Roy Now listen you guys. Scortie's good foot. Don Ron ul' Champa Coach and the Big Four john f Soccer Tournament State Class C Soccer I r.. J.. Ma. Front row, left to right: Harry Vidal, Lester Scott, Tom Millspaugh, john Nigosantn, Ron Mosca, Roy Baldi, Captain, Don Martin, Dave Edgecombe, jim DeChristoforo, joe Walsh, Ray Giarusso. Second row: jim Atkinson, Brooks Childress, Alfred Tiezzi, Ron Peterson, Rudy Perkins, Ed Leaird, Bob Rice, Warren Kaiser, Ed Kowalski, Phil Ranelli, Dave Viggianno. Third row: Arnold Benson, Pete Forster, Pete Rice, Lloyd Taylor, Thomas Howley, jack Rutigliano, David Null, Coach Lindner. will il' Thata' boy Millspaugh. I.et's have a goal Ray. Crown WATE-IRBWN I ivuirrisn 3-1 MONDAY ...il- lohn Nigosanti Scores Two Goals in Final Game at North Field. By FRED J. Posr 'Use Press Sports Editor Old Saybrook High's soccer ,team, a club that Coach Ernie Eindner didn't think would jell ntll next year, won the Class C ,soccer- championship by whip- ping Watertown, 3-1, before more than 500 screaming fans at Wes- leyan university's North field on Monday afternoon. Members of the Connecticut Sports Writers Alliance, who met with college coaches at Wesleyan, witnessed the final half of the game. It was the 13th victory of the season for the Little Rami, and kept alive the Shore Line Inter- ,scholastic Athletic Conference's string of championships in the annual post-season event. Shore Line teams now have won five consecutive championships, Na- than Hale-Ray of Moodus having ,won three in a row before Valley Regional ot Deep River walked of with honors in 1956. Nlgosnnti Scores Two John Nigosanti, one of only four seniors on the Saybrook combine, scored a pair of goals for the Little Rams, He account- ed tor- the first tally of the game in the opening period. Paul Winterhalder of Water- town collected the tying goal' in the first, but that was the losers' bolt. Joey Walsh put Old Saybrook ahead ln the second quarter' and Nigosantl ended the scoring with A goal in the third period. In addition to Nigosanti, Roy Baldi Ron Mosca and Don Mar tln played their final game for Old Saybrook Jimmy DeCr1stoforo was ln- jured in the second period and was forced to leave the game because of a head cut At least two stitches were required to close the wound Immediately after the game Old Saybrook rooters started making temporary plans for a dimer honoring the first state championship soccer team ever to represent Old Saybrook High school. Our Senior Cheerleaders take a bow Our Senior Trio janet S-A-Y-B.R.o.o-K FIGHT Elaine eefleadefd A circle ot pep X N 4 Front row, left to right: Wayne Rarhbun, Captaing Don Martin, Dave Edgecombe .lim DeQristoforo, Tom Millspaugh, Dick Torrenti, Ed Kowalski, Ed Leaird, Ray Giarusso Coach Lmdner. x QJMQ Kadketball s 44 WN? Tlme Out' Get those rebounds' Let s go Martm' hr ls ...W . Our Heroes Y Block that shot' WW A V' wwf 5111- MII' ' JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Fnrst row Mr DeGan5,e Coachg Phil Ranelli, Bobby Del-Iart, Bill Quimby, jack Rutxgllano Pete Forster Rudy Perkins. Second row Dave Viggiano Eddy Kowalsky, Alfred Cabane, Lester Scott, Steve Greenberg Robm Nxedlinger. Nlce jump Wayne!! Id Come on Eddie chuck it in! ! as 1. , , E, 'Q VARSITY SQUAD First row: Miss Pechulis, Coach, Loleeta Manning, Janet Johnston, Carol Spencer, Julia Pearsall. Second row Karlynn Gustafson Rita uick ani , 'I . I . Q A , J 'Ce Simontgn, Dolly James, Ann O'Brien, Ellen Cowles. Th' '- ' ' ir row, Judy Simoni, Judy Wood, Norma Kowalsky, Brenda Farrell, Hildegarde Hickey. girld J Eadkelbalf Janet, Loleeta, Coauh Pechulis, Carol, Julia JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD First row: Alberta Button, Nancy Erickson, Ginger Crowley, Lorna Beaber, Kay Bidwell, Ginger Olbrys, Marilyn Palozie, Caroline Coombs. Second row: Judy McGee, Edith Douglas, Barbara Connee, Margaret McKinley, Elisa Brodinsky, Barbara Coleman. Third row: Brenda Bowser, Judy Anderson, Judy Champion, Eleanor Chapman. 5. L Q ,.f-if BAND BOOSTERS OFFICERS President Mrs. John Torrenti Vice-President Mr. George Manstan Treasurer Mrs. Edward Lockwood Secretary Mrs. Wilbur A. Martin PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President Mrs. Alfred Tiezzi Vice-President Mr. joseph DeGange Secretary Miss Rae Lombard . v LI Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. BOARD OF EDUCATION Donald Brooks A. W. Brannon Anne Petry Gordon Smith Anthony LaCastro Richard Buddington Whitney Stuecl-1 Stephen Marcolini joseph Walsh Charles McTernon We, the class 0 1957 thank all our Sponsors and Patrons or thezr generous contrzbutzon to make tim yearbook porrzble SPONSORS Abetz and Clogston John Adantr' Baldwm Brrdge Yacht Basrn' Baldwm Transportatron' ' ' ' ' Central Pharmacy Chapman Fuel Company' Clarks Flsh Market' Thomas Green Coles Archrtect' Davrdsl G A Store E B Exterm1nat1ngCo East Had Egan and Saunders MD S Floral Park Inn' lrorellr s Home Furnrshmgs' lrrst Natronal Stores' loss Esso Statlon' A frrend' A frrend' A frlend' A frrend' A frrend' A frrend' The Grft Mart' ames Pharmacy arvls Brooks Inc ' J jay Smrth Co ' oe s Dmer Kenn Radro New London Krrtland Insurance Co ' Lagasses Sunoco Statron' LaMay Construct1on Lees Gram Servrce' Malloy s' 310 00 Manstans Musrc Studio' Mmnotte E Chatneld Co New H Prerrnr' Mr and Mrs I G Robinson' Roger s Lake Day Camp Sage Allen and Co ' Saybrook Atlantrc Servrce' Saybrook Floor F1mshxng Saybrook Marme Servrce dam Products ' Radio and TV Saybrook Saybrook Saybrook Sunoco Statron' Saybrook Texaco Station' Theatre' Schlossbach' Saybrook Benjamxn Smlth s Servnce Statron' Sparaco s Lawn Mower Servrce ' S Vogel Sons East Hartfor Thompkm s Package Store' G E Tolx and Son' Mr and Mrs John Torrentr' Town House Restaurant' Unrversal Food Stores' Van Epps Constructron' Vrllage Restaurant' Charles Vrtacek D D S ' Wee Wash' Mr and Mrs Norman Wrlcox W L I S Rad1oStat1on Wrrght s Barber Shop' Wyscowskr Brother s Inc ' 4-4--u 31 0 m-r-um 52500 49 awen' PATRON S Fred Beebe Mr and Mrs Henry Cadorath Burton Chapman Class of 1960 The Cloverleaf Mr and Mrs john Coleman Colonral Shop The Country Wrfe Day Agency Mrs Louise Dxbble Mr james Dolan George s Barber Shop Aaron Greenberg M D Greenberg s Department Stores Mr and Mrs Arthur Grrswold A frrend A frrend Gordon W Haynes Essex Helen s Dmer Ideal Food Store Mr and Mrs Bert ohnston Kelly s Corner Ludlam s Shoe Shop Mr and Mrs W A Martrn Lrllran McGuerty M D Mr and Mrs Lee Mosca A O Nerdlrnger Old Saybrook Alteratron Shop Mrs Eleanorj Parker Rrvervrew Gardens Essex Saybrook Auto Supply Mr and Mrs Roy Scaplen Sea Gate Realty Mr and Mrs Norman Srvrn Tom Sparaco Mr and Mrs Frank Spencer Coleman C Sweet Vm s Atlantxc Servrce Statron Westbrook Boat and Engine Westbrook Food Center Westbrook Package Store Wrlson s Package Store f , f . . , . . . , l J ' . , ' d' . . . . 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