Plainville High School - Beacon Yearbook (Plainville, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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ERVIN TRASK V3-Pia. 4'-'S' 1 ANTHONY A PUPILLO Superintendent Prmqlpql To Mr Trask our supermtendent we extend our thanks for has work nn our behalf May hrs dream ofa new hugh school become a realuty' We smcerely thank Mr Pupnllo our pruncnpal for hls unblased opumons has understanding of our many problems and has personal Interest In each of us A thank you cannot begun to express our appre cnatlon to Mr Murphy our class advlsor for all the work he has done for us He has always found tume for our small as well as our bug problems encouraged us when the gomg was a luttle rough and above all was always there wnth a cheerful smnle when we most needed lt Last but not least we wush to thank the whole faculty for their help and guudance through our four years at P H S JOHN MURPHY Class Advusor English if MRS MARION ANDREWS MISS BARBARA BROWN MR GEORGE BURLEIGH Sciences Physical Education English 4 R NJ ff' I jill XX , J ge E, MR EDWARD CONLIN Asst Prlnclpcl 8. Shop MISS EVELYN COOKE MISS GERTRUDE DZIEKAN MRS. GERTRUDE ESPOSTI - Social Studies Commercial Subjects Commercial Subjects 4 I MISS EVELYN FARLEY Physical Education -Q . , , I ' ,Ev-.1 W J' .4 j-' ' '4 MISS MARY M. HTEGERALQ ' MR. GEORGE GAUDETTE Art 81 M5chanicdI Diawing , I ' Shop O ' I' l I ' 6 I F Q l WALTER GER E MISS ANNE GRANT MISS ELEANOR HART XV !X' es Socncl Studues Home Economucs UM, il 1' MR WALTER HUTENGS MISS GRACE JERSEY MR LEO KESSLER Shop Music Mathemahcs f AL fcjbpwf H9114 ff ff f s I ' . I 1 J. S Y A Q v . 5 , xi X . 5 ff' I s A L Ez - f , A ' 'T f, 4 ' MR. TX ' r f, E f fir X' T K -1 . , ' 1 fe A -d , Af lg-Y H':.',ff7, , Sy ir i 1 X . I . l . I f 3 if A X 4, 'yr ' I v ,f ff ,- .f'-sf' .T 'Z' gf ...J 4 5 ,' Nl' X fav! gy- Mass MARY JEAN KI1.Fo1L Geometry 81 English O3 fs- 'P' RS RNA LIAN jj Eng Ish ,164 M Z0-Al jffzj MR CHARLES PALMER Shop 2? MISS OLGA KLESCH Commercial Subgects ff- IN' MISS MARGUERITE MCGRAIL Guldance 's 19 .4--Q MRS BERNICE PRIOR Englush .--Jw MR T EDWARD KNUREK Social Studues8. Football Coach Aivq 'Os 49 MRS MAY MINELLA Home Economucs ,241 MR PAT V RIERA Physlcal Educahon I 2 I ,N - 2 I , .--, V, 2, ' I wg ' A Q f I --114 I - ' ' fx . . . . H 4 F Q O ai? 2 -4 I I ,. ig... 43 I I N , Vymkrifi., fbby 7iA I 'X V -A I ' 1 I f . 1 ' A I R i - f y . V.' . ' . ' 1 . I x,,,' V 5, x P X 1 ', - ' 1 jg, , J fr: 4. E' 1 , I is - ' I V, 1 I V . , '6 1 1 ' x . xJ G' , P. f W' 4,-.rf Q . 9 V, . nfl ' ,J -tif 5 MISS CARLINE SPARHAWK MR. WILLIAM WEITZKE lxl,:l L MR. IVAN WOOD French 8. Latin Principal of Wheeler School fl Physical Education 'fa .2-nz ar-' 145 l- qfggrfl- ri! l'.a-J- CVE ' 1 Haig 4-I usda 'fl' ls MRS ESTHER NELSON R MILDRED MASSIMINO Cafeteria Manager Nurse Q3 MISS LUCY SULLIVAN Nurse MR ERNEST HALLBACK MR MARTIN CASEY MR JOHN SCHAEFFER Custodian Custodian CUSf0dI0n 7 -A THF BI ACON STAFF Editor In chief Treasurer Barbara Decker Judy Berry History Committee Su perlative Committee Art Committee WRITE UPS Chairman Joyce Brooks Ili Will Committee Prophecy Committee Adjective Committee Typing Committee Photography Committee 311550855 Committee Ediwf -' Bofbcfa DUHY Co-editors - Claire Bousquet, Dick Peckrui Edif0I' - PU? Foster CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Duck Lugll Secretory Pat Foster Vvce President Angle Iocovclzzl Treasurer Phyllis Atwood eff Q R0 0 5 oft O Jwexoe YN X vyofxc' 0 0 e4 O eq e Q 3 gxxoi 0 ,ly 9 Q0 Q tx X055 OYYXQ XX Cf S A w I The you? f 'x f as CLASS MOTTO P ,X f G n y n K s X ,f if 159 CLASS SONG W 4453.1 jjj JU! 9114.5 qi igjlgligiff Efmlwff UML v x x , a N Gb X Q 5 : G Plalndlllc Hfh wg Igq vc, gnu., N1 rv-more Qnccs No rrmrc. co Pvennd Ile High uve- nz-I-C -fo leave you, For we -I-h.i:h o-I you as born , , 4. A ' .,, q ,' -Q Ba ll ea,pqr+iea all are enolfno C-voodbqe l-cacher-.s qoodbqe -fel BAJ ug never uufll -Furs-gf yon? Rs along L12Fc.'S pqih une. roqfrr E I I I ' , I I I I I 0 I , o 'Y may God bless us, dpr1eCf andgafdc us, la Plaaiuhlle 57591-.JC-iooel 34 uf- any uiih Q -Lender 3-g,.,Pl..'n-.Elle Auf:-. . Gvaodbspg, Good .. 9 I ' I0 95 Wm Wx 2 'QW fx f RQMW X KL KN! M X V i ly My M ki vbw 1 f Lgfdy Wh Q5 9 f Q' smlnns W' 5 ' f Y' gg O LMP -Sf? f ' Nrff , , , 5? ff x f.g fy x H -V ': f, W. ff gl X - 4' X ,i X 4 X I Xi wx X S X f Mt' ' A h xj -li, xx I ' -Q :- gf! ' N 2 1 5' f 1 CA I cl: ,JZ X fi' xx? Z4 fu A lx' g X .. 'SSE' I f I1 n 4 w NANCY ABEL Nance' March 24 or she was just the quiet land whose nature never Maries l Ambmqn Secretary oncha ant placud neat ROBERT ANDERSON o September 25 To say the flghf thmg af the rlght time keep still most of the tvme Ambutuon College Agreeable quuet workmg boy IRS? NAT I O NAL Pl'lYl.l.lS ANN ATWOOD P y September 7 et thine accompllshmenfs speak for themselves 'va Ambntuon Teacher Vuvacuous vntal vugorous 9 If KARLEEN BAEHR i Karleen May 1 l Little I ask my wants are few l Ambmon Success Soft spoken smllmg 'sweet I V DONALD sARroWs es- Swecle January 29 The man that blushes IS not qUIf8 a brute Ambmon Wealth Suncere, amnable, artustnc I2 X A t gl .- w .I I I I I r I I . ., 0 . I H l 5 . 1 ' .' 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A.,-Q ROGER A BEAUDOIN Frenchue October 20 A friend of everyone Ambmon Arr Force t Q Lskeable fun Iovmg considerate llfl p ,, jxylff, 0 ,iffy f 4 7 JUDITH EVELYN BERRY u e October 9 If fakes so llffle fo make her laugh mbmon Nurse Charmlng mehculous frolncsome CLAIRE RITA BOUSQUET Everyone should speak lrffle buf do much Ambuhon Nurse Quuet deserving daunty ROBERT E BOWMAN March 24 Flelcls are won by 'hose who beloeve In wmnmg Ambmon Army and marriage llkeable on mol clever medimn NZ Xafw A MARIE .G BROMFIELD U 'Om , Deccmbe 29 Cheerful company shorfens the mile Ambuhon Teacher Mnschievous mlrry muld 42 if fflffc Qt,-dX X 3 cuban Ah , V, , . we AJ ' ff Q U X I ' 1 L . ' X 'nl' l ' ' I f 4, ' 1 . .I ' J If .yi A I!!-O i , 'V r If ' sf hifi' I ' E !!!,'Y4.Zff I , X 'Dpi f ' ' ,f fx ' f 1 - B .f ' llgf' IIJ d ll A ' ' : . s I a X I X, I -I X ' ' N lx . X Pinky Moy 4 , U ' Il I ' , I A ' I X , i 0 , , , 0 C l . 1 ' . 4 - Y ' F s ' . K E, 1 C 1 p tc X. 1 ' I , IIBOII . ,, . . . . . ,, 1 . , 1 .I ' 5 Q 1 ' x ' 1 a Q K -bf V V. s I . , ' av . ' ' - ' Q X ,, - HB 11 . u r R . ' ' 3 D 1 . ' . - Q , L I N x . 3 J 1 , ' I 5 ' 3 1 -- ' 13 1 , y 'B JOYCE HELENA BROOKS 0 February 4 The sunny smile of Shamrock s Isle Ambition Success Intelligent gracious vivacnous GILBERT BROWNE Geo June 'I7 To his young heart everything is fun Ambition Continuation of schooling Amucoble athletic adventurous Xkb-Q MELVIN BUCHANAN Crafty August 6 Great men are not born a man must make him self great Ambition Teacher Independent individualistic energetic in I EQA ' Ambition: Sports work. AO RALPH BUCKHOLZ Bucky October 6 Things are bound to happen why worry? l Direct mannerly sportive. NANCY BULLARD Y, Nance April 7 7 Where she succeeds, the merit's all her own. Ambition: Success. by lndividualistic, scientific, artistic. U4 S 0 qi -sf Cf 5 as? 2 Vs 92 Myv DONALD BUNNELI. C ack December 14 If rs the aurelesf people who accompllsh the mos? Ambmon Photographer Reserved reasonable ready EULA BUSSIE EU q December 6 Long may fhls goodness live Ambmon Success Frlendly frank fun lovmg BETTY ANN CAMEROTA e Apnl 8 She can laugh she cargnlay shes a lrue fnencl everyday Ambmon Writer fzfalfcue Happy helpful hard workang 6 !-f c'L'Z l,6 R-'M f-'buy' 61 JOSEPHINE CAMPOS Nena September 26 l never saw an eye so bright and ye? so sol? as ers Ambmon Haurdresser Splruled Spunky Spamsh JOHN CAP wry! Johnny ust 9 No really greaf man eve ou him soi Amblhon .let pllof 1 Scholarly, witty, dll: ry I: N Lg I S- 11 cb CLIFFORD CARLSON C :ff Aprll 27 Let not the man be trusted that hath not music m his soul Ambmon Munuster of musuc Musung maestro mannerly 9 JUNE CARPENTER Jume September 4 The unspoken word never does harm Ambltlon Oftlce work Gentle good gemal RICHARD M CASE Harpo December 'I r we The oftener we see you the more we like you Ambutaon Marine Cordlal sociable cllllgent CHARLES R CASSIDY !l V Cass January 3 A S.: Oratory IS one of the highest forms of art Ambltvon The stage Theatrical earnest reporter W BARBARA JOAN COCHRANE Joan November 26 Her ways are ways of pleansantness Ambmon Secretory Pert peaceful perservermg . I JI NORMAN R. CORLISS Norm March 16 The sky's the limit. Ambition: Going to California. Persistent, fun-loving, diverting. DONALD DAVID COUGHLIN Don September 7 Quiet but oh my' Ambition Malor league baseball player Subtle satisfied sharp JOAN RAE CZERBI SKI Joan Rae April 26 As merry as the day is long Ambition Registered nurse Co operative blithe good natured ,fy BARBARA ANN DECKER Barb She hath done more than her part Ambition Art teacher Responsible artistictincbstruous JAMES B DIELI im August 'I7 Look out' Here comes Dieli in hi vehicle' Ambition Restaurant owner Artistic carefree red head RAY DISTIN Dplzy lOf1UOry 18 There IS nothing lrlce fun rs fl1ere7 Ambmon Doctor Pleasant qunck wmed scnentnflc AIQBARA D FFY Du P ll June 7 Her dd ha given her many a ha py hour of Arqbjflon Gy leacher 05 IE erge vc Independent 'ovlal GEORGE A DYNOWSKI Dyno November 12 Why should the devil have all fhe fun? Ambmon College Slum friendly comedian JANET FABRIZIO Gmger October 27 She who rs good as happy Ambmon Helpmg olhers Sincere polne casual lmm RONALD JOHN FACHINI Cheen Augusl 24 ka 0 Mans life IS buf a ,esf Q! Ambmon Career an Navy V Carefree come u n clev Us 3 GK E f'-Q4 IP 1 O Q O O Q. 3 Q c 5 rn Q. L ro J O. fD 'K -A C :I 5' S 3 CD FRANCIS FORAN Frank Aprul 9 Nobody can enough admire fhe fall man Amblhon Career un Navy PATRICIA ANN FOSTER a May 9 Full of cheer full of pep making friends af every step Ambmon Happiness Luvely Ilkeable laudable ROBERT D FURBER o arch 9 The apparel off proclavms fhe man Ambmon Astrophysuclsi ,,..... Asslduous ambmous amicable M' Chee Chee November 5 I only regref fhaf I have buf one hearf io gwe to the ladres WESLEY GARREN Ambmon A student Q in Agile carefree soclable g. f ff'4f I IA, M LUCILLE GAUMOND January 2 The more we know her fhe beffer we enloy her Ambmon Secretary Courteous casual adaptable 19 , x . I - I If I ' . ' I ' I A -I -3 If r ,Q , 1 f V HP ,ll . K .QF ' ' LJ- 'GJ A6 Q90 t4 3 f IIB bl! I W . I .. .. 1 A. Af ' ' ' -5V ' 4 J ' fl' . ' A s , Bk '15 ' I . .ll fa Af I ff f 7 7 ,I 1.79 B-1 I IILUII 4 0 .. : . , gf I ' r I 1 , 1 I X I zz. . I ' ' ' ' XX- X X Pwrcvv BAND 25 159 I 04 bl' 20 sf' W' MARTIN ARMAND GAUTHIER Butch November TI There was a boy that all agreed had shut within ham the rare seed of learning mbmon Teacher Intellectual persrstent pleasant KENNETH R GOODWILL Goody Apr: I2 It matters not what you are thought to be but what you are Ambutuon Peduatrucnan Helpful IOVICII musncol WILLIAM GROVER November nows lots but keeps It quiet Ambetlbn Marlne Industnous quiet serlous HELEN BARBARA GWOREK Helen March 23 Nothing can bring you peace but yourself Ambutuon Student at N Y School of Design Happy seamstress Goodwm Tech ARLINE LOIS HEINZMANN SS Arlune August 5 Quiet yea until you know her Ambltlon Nurse Agreeable Intelligent emclent IS QQ H ,, If . . - f . ,, ' I A : . m i 'fifth 0.23. 1 I 'K 11 11 I 5 IX 11 , Il Q ' ' I H.. I fp 0 .. : . , . ' L , u . . , -- , ' I , ' V 5 .1 . 'f 3 - f - -he - 1 ,.... - x l , 1 ', 'V 9 . X 1 , p ' , 1 1 , s U O5 ' 1 M s 'I 'p ' ' 1 v I L I A O 1 ' l I HBIII' 25 n HK . . ,, . . I . I . . ' 1 ,- Q l' 'XT TBR 9 I H 1 Y ' , h ll ' ' ll . , , . 9. x6 I 0 'I ll - 11 9 ll ' T ' Il , , 1 - ' I +P S ax fix.-g. NA DONALD L. HURLBU X x Donnie if D emberl i Men of few words are the best e Ambition: Success. , Quiet pleasant, Goodw' Tec . ANGELA M IACOVAZZI March 25 combipation of cleverness friendliness Nurse cheerful co operative ELEANOR JOSEPHSON le May 19 To excel is to live Ambition Foreign service Determined intelligent musical CHARLES G KEMP Charley December 29 e doeth well who doeth his best Ambition Travel Journalistuc observant amicable MARYANN KLEPACKI MQ,-yqnn February 9 Her pen is magic like the flight of a bird Ambition Happiness Neat artistic independent cl CP' 4 NNN ROLLIN LEE Ronnie February 9 Much may be gained from observation. Ambition: Navy. Mechanic quiet unperturbed. oo zz' A, RONALD LOFGREN I 215' on February 10 Slumber is more sweet than toil Ambition Business college Easy goinq satisfied bop lover i BRUCE ALLEN LOGAN Mousey November 15 A little shy a little sly a little more than meets gk the eye Ambition Successful swimmer Obligung smiling swimmer 'XXL RICHARD LUGLI Duc un By the work one knows the workmen Ambition Successful businessman Leader persuasive neat EUGENE JAMES MATTEO Gene August 9 Oh mischief thou art swift to enter into the thoughts of men Ambition Language interpreter Jocular studnous pianist gary fjlfwlyu al ,ws ,lim M Skip October Lite is what you make it , Ambition Owner of radio repair shop Good humored unobtrusive mechanic ROSlTA RITA MENGUAL Rosy October 24 Littlest said is soonest mended Ambition Secretary or artist Demure artistic complacent RUTH ELLIOTT MIDDLETON Ruthie August T5 What should one do but be merry? Ambition Nurse Sportuve independent compamonable EDWARD MIKULAK Mick January 'I can resist everything except temptation Ambition Retirement at 35 Attable mechanic perservermg LOIS MARY MILLER Lo Pleasing to sight and pleasant to Ambition: Nurse. Neat, natural, mild-mannered. 23 X- --3 f ' --- A v X, R MARNYN MURPHY N Murph January 21 urplwy rs common Marilyn IS not Am mon Secretary Joyful friendly co operatuve Wo. CS S heart BARBARA ANN MARIE MUSSHORN Botch May 28 Good nature ts the sign of a large and generous Ambltlon Travel Mlrthful soclable helpful JUNE MARIE NETTI june June 20 A cute lltfle lass with twmklmg eyes a dash of heaven an disguise Ambmon Nurse Modest oblugmg courteous BARBARA M ORSVATH 3 Barb August 4 S 5 A good pal for all hmes Holncwor Ambutnon Nurse Walling luvely frnendly k A RICHARD W PECKRUL Duc December 6 nergy and determination have done wonders many a time Ambutnon Success Photographer hard workmg good matured 24 l if f 1f'x? .4 I gf f 1,f L ts xffffj 6 Iufwf.MJ f CAROL H. PEPLOW QrQ June 5 I A daughter of the gods divinely tall and mot ' divinely fair. Ambition: Marriage after graduationi Stately playful adaptable. I LILLIAN PERRON Cutchue May 9 Brightly smile and sweetly smg Ambmon Smger Jovual Songstress amucable 4 .ff Ma'-I9'f,f Auvcs MARIE PINDER W' VA I1 ef A lfftle laughter a little fun fust o encourage everyone Ambition Secretary 'A Nonchalant trrm carefree A DAWN VIRGINIA RECKERT If Dawn January 9 Her vozce was ever soft gentle and low an excel lent Ihmg fn a woman Ambltuon Secretary Quiet unassuming neat MICHAEL ROMAN Mike March 6 He loved fo play the game of ball He gave hrs best and gave It all Ambltson Science mayor Athletic energetic attable I I FLORENCE M SATONIC o July 8 A bright hello and a cheery smile Ambition Private secretary Joyful friendly casual BARBARA SODEN Barb Septemberl I What s the use of worrmg7 Ambition Private secretary Petite pert peppy Wx Yo ci ANN B SPARKS Sparky September 6 Her step is music her voice is song Ambition Nurse Alert xnwsical industrious FRANCES STANKO Fran September 11 A comrade blifhe and full of glee who dares to laugh out loud and free Ambition Nursing Dependable spirited mirthful. Aft DONALD ST. PIERRE suing March 'I6 An athlete, a wooer of women, and, above all, a man. Ambition: Baker. Jolly, sportsman, considerate. 1,1 I - 0 4 V' ' Q 1, A f ' 26 X lf ch- i PA CIA Patches A wlllmg be to the mbutn Caoa PHYLLIS VANDRILLA Phy November 22 The mold :th the brg brown eyes Arnbrtlon Housewife Bluthesome fun lovnng coquette CAROL M WALDRON Carol November 2 Its mce to be natural rf you re naturally mce Ambrtlon Telephone operator Co operatuve dependable conscnentuous .rJV ' eff xxx ff, JANET July l6 GH November 2 H1959 ghe Il Laughter makes the world go round Am ltlon V I P Intelligent dlrect wlnsome BRUCE VICINUS Bruce May 16 Speaks not but thmks and thrnks Ambition Pllot Unobtrusrve pensive unperturbed All JAMES T WALSH Jimmy Great hopes make great men Ambltuon Electrucal englneer Independent smart ambmous 27 v3 A' 6 November I7 6 1' A, A J N .178 , - . X NI li' kj' f If . ,r , , Q J. 4: , , ,O s , f 5 fi J F ' C WF K ia.. 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Ambutlon Success In muslc world mon F1 meer Talented co operative nndustrlous Aj Mg e nc. n fu Qvmg Smooth O f- r, gf' ' U T w ,Y 9 R 'E 4 - ' of .' L I xg. fx 11 11 -I ll - H , ,.W, ,, n , ty V so A 2 0 1 A so X + sf rl' - v-'A . ' ' is A X' dry i 5 X 2 5,3 Ill. ', ' -5 . . I I I 5 ,r ' ff' I I x . 1 L, gh fd' - VJ' 4 - H NJ r W, I 1, ' ' .R j ,, . l 'H xxx ,, h . .H .. I: - .. I.. . 1' ?.Qxi Dr mfg. '. l . - 'Elm X X - - fa -i l H- .RL WL 1 NI 8 'ik 4 A-7' L. D M.: I o't15'5Q me Was' 497. 6' CLIISS ll ISTDIW The story you are about to read us true Only the punctuatuon was changed to pro tect the reputatuon of the authors It was taken from the files of the Hustory Commuttee of the Plaunvulle Hugh School Class of 1954 It was wrutten by a few senuors who are wu ung to tell the facts thats all they re tellung the facts Senuorographer s Report Month September 1950 Tume 12 30 P M Place Plaunvulle Hugh School Event Begunnung of Freshman Year and start of double sessuons at P H S The outstandung polutucal f1gures of the year were class presudent James Walsh vuce presudent Pat Foster secretary Phyllus Yeamans and treasurer Melvun Buchanan Our faculty advuser was Mr Wulluam Weutzke The socual event of the season was the Freshman Froluc held June 6 1951 It was the final flung of a short but sweet year Month September 1951 Tume 7 40 A M Q Oh' How I Hate to Get Up un the Mornungl I Place The some Event We became members of the senuor hugh' James Walsh was agaun elected presudent of our class The other officers were vuce presudent Phyllus Yeamans secretary Maryann Klepacku and treasurer Melvun Buch anan Mrs Audrey Glover was our faculty advuser Representtng our class on the Student Councul were Pat Foster Maryann Klepacku Phyllus Yeamans Melvun Buchanan and James Walsh Our f1rst dramatuc effort occurred December 14 1951 the date of the competutuve plays Our entry was Trlfles and the cast consusted of Phyllus Atwood Pat Foster Melvun Buchanan Muchael Roman and Ruchard Luglu The student durectors were Joyce Brooks and Phyllus Yeamans The faculty durector was Mr John Murphy The most gala event of the year for us was the Sophomore Hop held February 29 1952 the theme beung Orchuds un the Moonlught Maryann Klepacku and Donald Bunnell won the elumunatuon dance and Maryann was guven an orchud 30 M if 0,0 Qs Z X10 X 4' - ZOO f XS 1 9 1-1 . , , . , . - 1 5 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . : 1 ' . 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The gurls of our class got theur first glumpse of Gurls League Judy Berry was elected secretary Thus was the year we chose our class rungs and we decuded to have the tradutuonol onyx stones The famous drama about Shangru La Last Horuzan was presented by the Masque and Gown Club May 8 and 9 1952 Sophomores un the cast were Carol Peplow Judy Scotton and Ruchard Luglu Everybody who went had a swell tume at our class party the Sophomore Ruot May 14 1952 lt was our last get together of the year Month September 1952 Tume 7 40 A M Ut was a luttle easuer to wake up earlyll Place The same Event The start of our uunuor year Our leaders durung the lunuor year were presudent Ruchard Luglu vuce presudent James Walsh secretary Angue Iacovazzu and treasurer Gul Browne For our faculty ad vuser we chose Mr John Murphy The Student Councul members from our class were Angle lacovazzu Phyllus Yeamans Maryann Klepacku Rosemary Galley Muchael Roman James Walsh and Melvun Buch anan Phyllus Yeamans was secretary treasurer of the Councul In the competutuve play contest we presented House of Greed Those un the cast were Judy Berry Pat Foster Phyllus Yeamans Judy Scotton Ruchard Luglu Muchael Roman was the faculty durector Mr George Burleugh P H S Englush teacher left us for a year whule he taught school at Mexborough England Replacung hum at Plaunvulle was Mr John Fusher our Englush exchange teacher Thus was also the year durung whuch the druver educatuon course began at Plaun vulle Hugh School Three uunuor gurls held offlces un Gurls League They were vuce presudent Joyce Brooks secretary Judy Berry and treasurer Phyllus Atwood Whule speakung of unduvudual honors ut must be mentuoned that John Capen was presented the Harvard Book Award for havung the hughest grades among the uunuor boys Also Charles Cassudy won the Amerucan Leguon Oratorucal Contest and was the school reporter for raduo statuon WBIS The Natuonal Honor Socuety unducted the followung members from our class Barbara Decker Judy Berry Phyllus Atwood Pat Foster Eleanor Josephson Phyllus Yeamans Maryann Klepacku and Joyce Brooks Chosen to go to Laurel Gurls State were Phyllus Yeamans and Phyllus Atwood and chosen to go to Nutmeg Boys State were Ruchard Luglu and Melvun Buchanan Our baggest socual affaur was the Junuor Prom held Aprul 'I7 1953 The theme was Garden un the Raun Chosen Queen was Phyllus Yeamans Her escort George Yacobellus 31 . . . . , , ' ll o ll - I I , . , . - . 5 I , 1 ' - ' , 1 , ' ': , ' - , ' , , I I I I - ' ' II ll ' I I - I I l -I . I and Wesley Garren. Maryann Klepacki was the student director and Mrs. Audrey Glover - , , - - , , , - . , I I - - ' 1 : , 1 , ' - , . , . . , , . . . ,, - - ,, . - . u . , , was Kung Her attendants were Pat Foster Frances Stanko June Nettu and Joan Cochrane Durung our lunuor year there was no officual football team but a team composed largely of uunuors kept un practuce and played unformal games wuth other schools The basketball team was the first un three years to qualufy for the Class B State tour nament un New Haven In baseball we had the first wunnung season sunce T947 Seven of the seventeen cast members for the Masque and Gown Club productuon were uunuors The play was George Washungton Slept Here and the uunuors were Phyllus Atwood Carol Peplow Judy Scotton Phyllus Yeamans Nancy Bullard Wesley Garren and Charles Cassudy The Plaunvulle Hugh School Band was tops that year It vusuted Maune where a com buned concert was held wuth the Camden band and ut was host to the Camden Marne band here where ut played a combuned concert wuth those musucuans Our band mem bers traveled to Rutland Vermont for a vusut and concert wuth the Rutland Hugh School Band and the Rutland band also vusuted Plaunvulle and played a combuned concert wuth our band here Our school band was the only one from Connectucut chosen to go to Washungtort D C for the Cherry Blossom Festuval Whale un Washungton ut was named thurd best of all the hugh school bands vusutung the caputal' That us a wonderful note on whuch to close our uunuor year Month September 1953 Tume 7 40 A M fOnly one more year of thusll Place Guess Event Commencement of our last year at Plaunvulle Hugh Elected to be our august officers were presudent Ruchard Luglu vuce presudent Angue Iacovazzu secretary Pat Foster and treasurer Phvllus Atwood We agaun chose Mr John Murphy as our faculty advusor Ruchard luglu was elected presudent of the Student Councul and thus he became the School Presudent The vuce presudent was Pat Foster and the secretary treasurer was Phyllus Yeamans Other senuors on the Councul were Maryann Klepacku Eleanor Josephson Angue Iacovazzu Phyllus Atwood Muchael Roman and Melvm Buchanan Chosen to be the D A R gurl by her classmates and the faculty was Phyllus Atwood The Gurls League officers from the senuor class were presudent Joyce Brooks vuce presudent Phyllus Atwood secretary Judy Berry and socual welfare chaurman Maruon Wovers In the Munor Pruze Speakung Contest Nancy Bullard won first pruze Phyllus Yeamans won second and Charles Cassudy won thurd The name of our competutuve play was Hullbully Hugh Junks and the cast uncluded Phyllus Atwood Carol Peplow Pat Foster Phyllus Yeamans Frances Stanko Charues Cassudy Wesley Garren and Ruchard Luglu The student durector was Maryann Klepacku and the faculty durector was Muss Gertrude Dzuekan The band was host to the Hyattsvulle Maryland hugh school band and played u 32 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . ,, . H . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 . ., . 5 1 H ,, . . . 1 . . I I ' 1 2 . 1 , , - I ' 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 . . 1 . 1 ' 1 I 1 F ' 1 I 1 . . ,, . . . . ,, . 1 . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , 1 1 comblned concert wlth that group here The senlor officers of our band were Phyllls At wood presldent Kenneth Goodwill vlce presldent and Dawn Reckert treasurer In lournallsm the school reporter for thePlalnv1lle News was Eleanor Josephson and the school reporter for the Hartford Courant Parade of Youth was Joyce Brooks Also Charles Cassldy was edltor ln chlef of the P1lot durmg our first semester The Natlonal Honor SOClefY officers were Eleanor Josephson presldent Barbara Decker vlce presldent and Pat Foster secretary lnducted lnto the Natlonal Honor Soclety durlng thelr senlor year were Dawn Reckert Joan Cochrane Rollln Lee John Capen Melvln Buchanan James Walsh Robert Furber and Mlchael Roman The Masque and Gown Club omcers were Charles Cassldy presldent Phyllls At wood VICE presldent Judy Beery secretary Angle lacovazzl treasurer Phyllls Yeamans program chalrman and Mlchael Roman sergeant at arms For lts annual productlon the club presented Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Senlors ln the cast were Carol Peplow Maryann Klepackl Nancy Bullard Judy Berry Angle lacovazzl Charles Cassldy and Eugene Matteo In sports we had a successful year Our football team captalned by Gll Browne and Mlchael Roman had a wlnnlng season wlth five WINS and three losses The team chose Marlon Wovers to be thelr Football Queen The Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon presldent was Angle lacovazzl and the senlor repre sentatlve was Marlon Wovers Donald St Plerre and Melvln Buchanan were the basketball co captalns They led thelr team to thlrteen vlctorles wlth only four losses durlng the regular season Durlng the Glastonbury game January 22 1954 Melvln Buchanan broke the prevlous P H S record of thlrty seven POINTS by puttlng forty polnts INTO the basket Also our team re malned undefeated on the home court At the end of the season we were tled for second place ln the C VC and had quallfled for the tournaments at New Haven To make a wonderful season even more wonderful our last game of the regular season was the one ln whlch OUR TEAM BEAT SOUTHINGTON HIGH for the flrst tlme durlng our stay at P H S The score was 60 59 and the date was February 19 l954 Always supportlng our football and basketball teams were our cheerleaders The SSDIOF cheerleaders were Pat Foster Barbara Soden Janet Tyman June Nettl and Marle Plnder Pat and Barbara were the co CGPTGIHS Last but not least comes a group whlch we must not forget the Beacon staff They were Barbara Decker edltor ln Chlef Barbara Duffy art edltor Clalre Bousquet and Rlchard Peckrul photography co edIfOfS Pat Foster buslness edltor Judy Berry treas urer and Joyce Brooks wrlte ups edltor As thls hlstory IS belng wrltten we are looklng forward to the basketball tourna ments baseball season move up assembly Senlor Ball Class Nlght Baccalaureate and Graduatlon End of report Slgned 33 1 f 1 ' 7 I ' 1 - 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 f ' 1 ' I 1 I 1 1 1 F 1 ' ' ' - - 11 11 , . 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 , . . , . . . . . . . , , . . . . ' I . 1 . . . - , . 1 1 1 - 11 11 ' 1 ' ' I 1 I 1 ' I 1 I 1 ' 1 1 ' - I . I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 class Wy, A C !WfygCl X X -A XQXXX i s On the earth in 1974 was heard a crash. The earth shook and shuddered. A c.-,Er f S25 ff X Then over the television networks Charles Cassidy announced the news. The H- Bomb of Good Will had uncovered all of the graduates of Plainville High School's Class of 1954! He reported that President Richard Lugli had declared a reunion to be held in the White House, recently painted pink by the Decker and Mengual Art Com- pany. According to the statements of James Walsh and Michael Roman, the inventors of the H-Bomb of Good Will, there was a great deal of money and work involved in the making of the bomb. However, Janet Tyman and Donald Barrows, the wealthy philanthropists, donated a considerable sum which covered the total costs. Jack Wheeler drew the plans, and the seams of the bomb were sewn by the world's best seamstresses, Janet Fabrizio and Eula Bussie. Astrophysicist Robert Furber pointed out that the only possible way to raise the bomb into the sky was to combine the musical efforts of Clifford Carlson at the organ, Phyllis Yeamans and her piano, Lillian Perron and Ann Sparks and their voices, and Geo ge Yacobellis and his sax. The tremendous impact of the bomb's explosion forced down the rocket ship owned by the Zack Flight Company and piloted by John Capen, Roger Beaudoin, and Bruce Vicinus. On the rocket snip at the time was Phyllis Atwood, the treasurer of the U. S. A., who was collecting past dues for P. H. S.'s reunion at the White House. En route she had met Nancy Abel, the best dressed woman in the universe, Nancy Bul- lard, the decorator of the Coronation Ball of England, Don Coughlin, the great maior- league baseball player, and Carol Waldron, owner of the Universal Telephone Com- pany. Other former classmates whom she saw were Barbara Musshorn and Charles Kemp, returning from the Olympic Games where they had met Ralph Buckholz, the manager of the Olympics. Barbara and Charles proudly boasted that Crafty Buch- anan and Dyno Dynowski had broken the world's record in basketball. Also, Harpo Case, Wes Garren, Trunk Jr. Browne, and Bo Bowman had helped make pos- sible the winning of the universal football trophy by the U. S. A. Olympic cheerleaders were coached, they reported, by the famous trio-Soden, Foster and Pinder, Inc., whose cheers really added a great deal to the spectacular events. The most astounding of the Olympic feats, Bruce Logan's swimming of the Atlantic Ocean, stunned the universe. 34 A9 PIIIIPII E61 xii 5 0 .1 ng f' jp J 2 www me fr M- I ef cv X Barbara reported Bruce had been able to do this due to the untiring efforts of his friends-Admirals Foran, Fachini, and Lee of the Navy. Attracted by the sound of the bomb's explosion, two hospital helicopters, flown by Bob Anderson and Peter Wyckoff, rushed to the scene. When they arrived, out jumped Doctors Ray Distin and Ken Goodwill, followed by their staff of nurses: Arline Heinzmann, Claire Bousquet, June Netti, and Barbara Orsvath. However, they found no one injured and returned to their chores at the hospital where they saw Donald Bunnell taking baby pictures with the help of his able assistants, Karleen Baehr and Phyllis Vandrilla. At the same time over the loudspeaker was heard, Calling Nurses Berry, Stanko and Middleton to the admissions office. As the nurses reported to duty, they saw many of their old friends who were visiting Marion Wovers and Barbara Duffy, both suffering from gym-itis. Among the group were June Carpenter and Marilyn Murphy, private secretaries to the Stenner-Grover International Markets, Lucille Gaumond and Dawn Reckert, personal advisers of the St. Pierre Bakery, and Florence Satonic and Joan Cochrane, secretaries of Universal Apizzas by Dieli. In the admissions office of the hospital patiently waiting were teachers Marie Bromfield and Armand Gauthier, whose students had managed to get the best of them. The tremendous light from the H-Bomb of Good Will made the stars on Broadway shine even more. Famous for their acting were Maryann Klepacki and Carol Peplow, starring in Our Hearts Were Once at P. H. S., written by Betty Camerota and directed by Joyce Brooks. Designer Helen Gworek and hairstylist Josephine Campos had also done a tre- mendous amount of work on Broadway along with Richard Peckrul, manager of a chain of theaters, and Ronald Lofgren, his business superviser. Our Hearts Were Once at P. H. S. became so famous that the well-known lan- guage experts, Eleanor Josephson and Eugene Matteo, translated it into seventy- seven languages and it was broadcast over the Hulburt and Maerz Radio Station. A flash bulletin on the television screen announced the plans for the reunion had been completed. Responsible for such an undertaking were Angie Iacovazzi, Joan Czerbinski, and Lois Miller. The reunion was finally held and everyone had a wonder- ful time. 35 M QW Ni MKZNX Z s, 5 W Ji N sys 42' ee- C H33 V' AQXV' ll 4' 'P We the Class of 1954 attendung the only hugh school of the Town of Plaunvulle un the County of Heartburn the State of Confusuon beung of hugh spuruts doubtful mund and forgetful memory do make ordaun publush and declare thus to be our urst Last and Only Wull and Testament hereby revokung any former statements saud to have been made by any or all members of Our Beloved and Honorable Class We the Class of 1954 leave the Class of 1955 a year as senuors hopung they wull have as much fun as we have had The Class of 1956 two more years at P H S and lots of good luck and success Mrs Andrews a Putoruus vuson coat Muss Brown a change purse to hold money collected for musplaced gym clothes Mr Burleugh an extra day durung whuch he can correct homework papers Mr Casey stull chasung sandwuch eaters out of the hall Muss Cooke a new whute Cadullac to show to druvers educatuon classes Mr Conlun a paur of scussors wuth whuch to trum hus butch Muss Dzuekan and Muss Hart hopung to see them un next years golf tournament Mrs Espostu the wush that future students wull get to know her better than we have Muss Farley a sun lamp to keep her seasonal tan beautuful Muss Futzgerald an electruc eye for her door Mr Gaudette a munuature bus for transportung hus chuldren Mr Gerke a new wunk QNo we ve changed our munds we luke the old onell Muss Grant a new map of the world for room 58 Mr Hallback thanks for hus cooperatuon un all thungs Mr Hutungs a kut contaunung every kund of tool he needs un shop classes Muss Jersey two pruvate buses for the band and choral club Muss Kelly flve secretarues to help her wuth all the otf1ce work Mr Kessler a twenty years supply of extra credut sheets Muss Kulfoul a quuet study hall Mr Knurek another study hall un whuch to duagnose football plays Mrs Massumuno a pruvate publuc address system so she wont have to use the one un the office Muss McGraul a book on one thousand and one vocatuons Mrs Mmella twenty two arms to help the senuor gurls un sewung class r Murphy many many thanks and tuckets for a well deserved Carubbean cruuse Mrs Nelson ten free dunners at Antounnes un New Orleans Mr Palmer a paur of elevated shoes Mr Perry the recordung of Dragnet by Ray Anthony Mrs Pruor a years subscruptuon to Classucal Comucs Mr Pupullo tume for a few words at assemblues Mr Ruera some yeast cakes so future basketball teams wull always ruse to the occasuon Mr Shaeffer a druvers lucense whuch doesnt have to be renev ed Muss Sparhawk the thought that we are stull tryung to conlugate avour and etre K Muss Sulluvan all the healthy specumens un the Classes of 1955 and 1956 H Mr Trask a soft leather covered arm chaur un whuch to rest from all hus problems an X Mr Wood a basketful of smules to contunue guvung to the students at P H S Q4 ,4 Nancy Abel leave stull forgettung my report card l Bob Anderson leave my Speech Arts book to some unfortunate lunuor 'Y c li f -- - J I 1 f , . ' 0 l n I I I u I 1 I - I Fl I X n 1 I 4 l l 7 l I I 1 Mrs. MacM'il.lian, one. hundred .future John Barrymoresp 7 l - ' D 7 I M 'n I' I - . - . i . : 4129- I' I' . 7 ' D- - I I ' ll ll - 7: M 4 Z . f . I ' ' Qty Q I ' I - . . . . ' ' Wh 'f 1 v rl A Q I' I I I l I ' . .1 1 A il ' ' ' - l 19 59 ' It , V ,,. 1 A 1 , so l N I -F I lu 'vig I Phyllus Atwood leave stull collectung money I Karleen Baehr leave Mrs Espostu stull remundung us we re Senuors I Donald Barrows leave Mr Ruera a sponge and paul so he can wash hus car every month unstead of every sux months I games Roger Beaudoun leave my new cars to Jum Gallagher Juduth Berry leave stull trynng to let my hour grow Cloure Bosquet leave hopung that the uncomung senuors wun all theur Southungton next year Bob Bowman leave my posutuon as monutor to some tall uunuor Morue Bromfleld leave wlshung Id spent all my four years of hugh school here Joyce Brooks leave the Gurls League presudency to some brave lunuor muss Gul Browne leave John Dagenaus a box of toothpucks Mel Buchanan leave our thoughtful consuderate and most beloved faculty Ralph Buckholz leave my car to Lenny Mnruzzu Nancy Bullard leave amud sughs of reluef Donald Bunnell leave a carton of cugarettes to the Student Councul Eulo Bussue leave P H S to my suster Betty Camerota leave my uce cream scoop to future soda lerkers Josephune Campos leave for Calufornua John Capen leave Mr Kessler wuth hus thoughts of all my unflnushed extra credut projects Clufford Carlson leave the Republucan Party to Tom Maskery I June Carpenter the first leave I Ruchard Case leave wuth one more Case yet to come Charles Cassudy leave my office as presudent of Masque and Gown Club to some strong wulled lunuor uunuor man Joan Cochrane leave my place un Druver Educatuon to some other student Joan Rae Czerbunsku leave to Pat Brocykowsku my shunguords for field hockey Barbara Decker leave my art abuluty to my brother Bull Jum Duelu leave all my penculs to Mr Knurek Ray Dustun leave If all goes well Barbara Duffy leave un a cloud of dust George Dynowsku leave my favorute teachers Janet Fabruzuo leave my school books to some lucky person Ron Fachunu leave my wavy hour to Mr Burleugh Francus Foran leave my heught to Jum Gallagher and hope he takes every unch Pat Foster leave my cheerleadung abuluty and headaches to some unsuspectung Robert D Furber leave my defense of the Democratuc Party to Barney Snende Wesley Garren leave Muss Hart stull lookung for mussung potato chups Luculle Gaumond leave my books to some lucky uunuor Armand Gauthuer leave my atrocuous spellung I hope Kenneth Goodwull leave the bass drum to Norman Chrustensen Bull Grover leave wuth not much to look back on but plenty to look forward to Helen Gworek leave my sewung abuluty to some uunuor gurl Arlene Heunzmann leave behund me four enuoyable years Donald Hurlburt left Angelo M lacovazzu leave Muss McGraul to chase after all uunuors who are undecuded about college ,O X X MN . 1,7 K Fx 07? 'TV I ' I I In u 0 ' X K . ' x 'o I l, ' , I ' . I I, . I 0 1 1 o v , 'I . I . . , . 1 I, I . , . . . . I 'I . I . . ' I, , , ' , - A I, I . . .' I, I . . . . 'I I . . Q I, ' , . . . ' . l, , ' -' . I, . I . . . I, I I . . . u, ' ' , ' . uf , ' ' 'I I I . . . I I, Don Coughlin, leave all my good times to my sister Barbara. I' I .. . I ll . . .I . Q . g ll . . I , . Q I, , ' . u, -, - . I I, ' ' , . ' L . .I . U . 1 uf . , ' - - x j 'I' I . . . . . . n I, ' , ' . ' I, ' , ' . I I, I . .. . . . n yu: I I - D' Il I ' 1 ,I H .I . . . . W X ,l xt y 1 . N f Y u I A 37 , x Q4 IZ! if' .rg time lunuor Eleanor Josephson leave my flute to Mass Jersey to practice on nn her spare Charles Kemp leave to seek my fortune un the cruel world Maryann Klepacku leave wnshlng I didnt have to Rollnn Lee leave after twelve long years Ronald Lofgren leave Muss Grants hustory book Bruce Logan leave my swummlng ablluty to anyone who needs ut Ruchard Lugln leave the presldency of the sensor class to some unfortunate Gene Matteo leave memorues of hllarnous Latun and French classes to Eldreda Couch Neal Maerz leave a gallon of orange lunce to Mass Fitzgerald Roslta Mengual leave wnshmg I werent so qunet Ruth Mnddleton leave to my suster Barbara all the fun I had In my sensor year nn and out of school I Lous Muller leave after completung four years of servlce above and beyond the call o I rumor f duty Marulyn Murphy leave two susters and a brother to P H S Barbara Musshorn leave my abullty for bemg late every day to some poor June Nettl leave remembernng the wonderful tlmes I have had at P H S Barbara Orsvath leave without delay Rlchard Peckrul leave wlth what I came In wuth nothung leave my pony tall to anyone with enough courage to wear one leave the school bus to my nephew Arthur leave my abuluty to study to my cousun Larry Woods Carol Peplow Lllluan Perron Marne Pmder Michael Roman leave my bug feet to Mr Kessler to measure wuth his sllde rule Florence Satonlc leave Barbara Soden leave my posltuon as co captain of cheerleaders to some de servung lumor Ann Sparks leave pueces of my clannet to Joan Barber and Betty Gryguc Frances Stanko leave with three others yet to follow Donald St Pierre leave all my horsmg around to Pete Pestlllo Pat Stenner leave after Charles Janet Tyman leave my freckles to Muriel Cnmon Phyllus Vandrulla leave Plamvulle Hugh School Bruce Vnclnuus leave my grln to some slap happy tumor Carol Waldron leave wuth the last of the five Waldrons to follow James Walsh leave my broken test tubes IH Chemustry to Mr Gerke Jack Wheeler leave Marlon Wovers leave wushmg I were startmg all over agann Pete Wyckoff leave my blond hour to Guy Goodall George Yacobellus leave my saxophone to some buddmg musuclan Phyllus Yeamans leave my wuggle and gnggle to Jane Rogers Stanley Zack leave my green pegs to Coach Woods to use as gym pants Lastly we make constutute and appomt Mr John Murphy to be the executor of this our Furst Last and Only Wull and Testament In Wutness Whereof we have hereunto subscrnbed Our Class name and affixed nts seal and the flrst day of June un the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nnne Hundred and Fnfty Four ffzyzffzffrwfw I X I N K X r , 5 I , Q f I , ge P ' 5' I, , ' ' ' I?l I I ' I . li ' .' . . . , . I 'I . I l I I, , ' ' ' 1 . , I, I . . . . . I ll . .I . . l'l I 4 1 n a 1 ll I . . . . i ll . I . . , . I l ll . I . . . 1 ' . . ' . . ' li ' I .. . ' ' ' I, ', ' ' . . . , l, , ' . y ll . I . . . - . . ,i , 'I l . . 1 ll . . I l 'I . . I .. . l I, Dawn Reckert, leave remembering all the good times I've had In school. Il . I . I . . . u I, ' , . ll I . . - . - I, , ' . Q I, . ' , ' ' . I I, , . l, , ' ' . , I, . . I . . . . E Il . . . I . - . . U I, , ' . A :I I I I g, I ,I . fl . . . . U I, , ' . y I' . I . . . ' I ll . I . . s 1 I, , - 5 . . l , ' . I I - 1 x ' ' ' ' , ' If ' ' 'if It ' 5' v ' ' Q 'I ts I I f as SUPERLATIVES BEST MANNERS CLASS ACTORS MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Eleanor Josephson John Ccpen Carol Peplow ChurIes Cossndy Marlon Wovers Duck LugIn I ml MISCHIEF MAKERS CLASS ATHLETES SHORTEST Morse Bromfield Pere Wyckoff Ruth Muddleion Mrke Roman Barbara Duffy Armand Gcufhuer -V Hsu... CLASS ARTISTS MOST MODEST BEST PERSONALITIES Nancy Bullard James Dfels Dawn Reckerv Roger Beuudoln Phyllss Yecmans GTI Browne 39 R . 1 KJ F I 'I I Il ln I F F I A . ' li . ' .fy I ,I -7 I .W ' E 'I A ' E I , -if ..... in . CLASS SINGERS lulluon Perron Kennelh Goodwill QUIETEST Rosna Menguol Bull Grover BEST DANCERS Frances Svonko George Dynowslu cuss POLITICIANS MOST VERSATHE Nancy Bullard Roberl Furber PIIYIIIS Yenmons M'I'e Roman CLASS MUSICIANS HANDSOMEST AND PRETTIEST Phyllns Yeumcns George Yocobellns Wesley Garren June Nei! DID MOST FOR CLASS MOST OPTIMISTIC Duck Luglu Angle Iocovozzl Judy Berry Bob Bowman 40 I A I fl 'c 1 I Y x I W ' I . I . . . . i CLASS NIGHT HAWKS MOST CHANGED FROM FRESHMAN MOST TALKATIVE Angle Iacovazzn Eugene Mallee YEAR Phyllis Afwood Ronald Fachml Loss Muller Bruce Logan -1 TALLEST CLASS COMEDIANS MOST l.lKEl.Y TO SUCCEED Pat Stenner Francls Foran Judy Berry Don So Pnerre Eleanor Josehpson Robert Furber ll 1' BEST DRESSED MOST RELIABLE MOST PESSIMISTIC Nancy Abel Roberl Furber Phyllis Atwood Duck Lugln Maryann Klepaclu Melvm Buchanan 41 OO T jllml 3 l ff I X 'lv . 'J ua- l Y ' ae J E in K Un Jxmmu, W y jhfgg f IYIJ E. , 11 Hmriltsh s.- A 5 Ken 4 W ' , ' 'J ' Fl , 1 'Gil ,j+75J Q aw 5 . .X ANSIL i 1.4: Jfamn Cx. Q.- 'io x. Sham Me! B Bob F mane A. 1 1 we 'Q ' 0 - . Karleen HUF :Duck L - Bob B Neal fDon3u Gt H2 ..,.-.e -f 1 CLASS OFFICERS President Thomas Tarca Vice President Alfred Lucco Secretary Elizabeth Gryguc Treasurer Duane Dagata Advisor Miss Sparhawk CLASS OF 55 Johanna Andreas Barbara Baker Joan Barber Ann Blethen George Brenner Cathleen Callahan Norman Christensen Muriel Cimon Suzanne Cope Diana Dagata John Dagenals Anna May Dionne Rose Mary Dionne Patricia Doucette Robert Driscoll Marian Duessell Susan Fable Barbara Futterlleb Nucl! Garcia Jean Gareslo Benlamm Getchell Betty Gryguc Arlene Hart Ernest Henne Eleanor Holt Valerie Johnson Nancy Kelso Lorraine Kirchner Norman Kushrnider Elsa Mary Larson Barbara Larson Pat Le Beau 44 Roger Lee George Lewis George Lltke Alfred Lucco Alice McConnell Barbara Middleton Lenny Mnrnzzu Russell Noyes Mary Jean Osle Gretchen Owens Peter Pestullo Nicholas Pomple Barbara Preleskn Charles Procko Barbara Raclcliffe John Reira Carolyn Rodde Jane Rogers Norma Schmidt Beatrice Slayton Barney Sneldeman Alice Stanley Marlorle Stanley Thomas Tarca Deanna Tedesco Mary Ann Triianis Patricia Tufts Howard Usher Shiela Vargo Laurence Woods Dorothy Zaleski rv..-p.,-p --1 lvar Anderson Judy Bailey Bruce Beh Pat Belanger Gall Bellem Joyce Bergenty Ann Berger Naomi Blauvelt Stanley Boralluewncz Joyce Borrnello Judy Bradley Pat BOfClk0WSkl Raymond Brown George Bucllbee Marcia Burlxe Judy Caramia Ella Case Janet Colella Eleanor Cote Eldreda Couch Barbara Coughlan Ronald Curtis Martin Dagata Phillip Dangle Judy DeAngelo Diana Denby Bill Dncll Emanulo Duel: Cynthia Dodge Ida Beraducci Joan Breton Doris Dewhurst Carol Fabrizio Carol Hurlburt Bernard Kutta Edward Lepore Arthur Nichols Jerry Provencher David Sears Marilyn Vaughn Alan Northover Patricia Oaks Kay Orvis Milton Ouellette David Palmer Ted Parent Robert Pavana Nancy Pawelczyk Robert Peclxrul Arthur Perron Dolores Pestillo Judith Raclclltte Barbara Radun Barbara Rund Arden Ryer Robert Sanford Catherine Scranton Harry Searles Jean SEIk0WSkl Mary Sharp Russell Smith Dora Stanley Kenneth Steadman Eleanor Studwell LouAnn Surowueclu David Symolon Constance Timms Sally Toll: Raymond Tortlrlgi lorrarne Turner Joann Waldron Robert Wheeler Cathleen Wiclcstrom Barbara Woilce James Wovers Henry Wyckoff Maureen Young Jack Zettergren Jill Zettergren Paul Dudoich Fred Duloc Nancy Dutton Wayne Earl Robert Eisel CLASS OF 1956 Noel Foley Beverly Franlmolino James Gallagher Alice Guddush Mille Goduci Guy Goodall Marilyn Grey Allen Grldly Carol Gunte Theresa Gworelm Sylvia Hanscom Alma Hart Elton Hill Frances Hill Francis Hack Nancy Howe Faye Jaclcaway Charleen Johnson Valerie Johnson Barbara Jones Betty Jorgensen Linda Josephson Barbara Kaulre Donna Kinney Judy Lasher Irene logereux Thomas Maskery Carol Llppla Elizabeth Lloyd Eric longlellow Ralph lostocco Charles Madigan Sharon Marinelli Russell McCarthy Jane Miller Carole Moore Shirley Moore Marjorie Morann Ruth Mott John Murphy Joan Muto Phyllis Netti 45 CLASS OFFICERS President Stanley Boralklewicz Vice President Bruce Beh Secretary Charleen Johnson Treasurer Joyce Boriello Advisor Mr Burleigh CLUBS vx- 890 410 W HUGO 4 X SECRETARIAL CLUB SENIOR TYPING GIRLS SWIMMING CLUB BOYS SWIMMING CLUB GLEE CLUB GIRLS CHORAL CLUB 'i 1 A CANASTA AND BRIDGE CLUB CHESS CLUB is MATHEMATICS CLUB LONGHAIRS CLUB L ill fly ART CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB fo 04, XA u-q. 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Son 40 -01-03 Compliments of Zetterg ren Insurance Agency J Phone Sh 7 9043 .s,,,,, 'AJ cooks sr Compliments 1 Cass s Inn James Dascoln Permittee X N J' I Plamvllle Rug Q Brolled Steak Company, Inc Chops Chicken Itollon Style Spaghetti COLLEGE HIGHWAY W4lU64 Ton: s Stand We speclalaze rn Congrotulatuons Hot Dogs Hamburgers Grinders French Frles Appnzza Beverages James Catering Proprietors CENTRAL SQUARE JOSEPH 8- JANE CACCAMO 1159 WEST MAIN ST NEW BRITAIN PLAINVILLE CONN Buy It from HYATT The Hyatt Agency Real Estate Insurance EAST STREET 25 W MAIN STREET Dairy Queen PLAINVILLE, CONN PLAINVILLE, CONN Telephone Sh 7 IIO4 '0's0N0f-0N0'H0' 57 6 x - I --:A I , 9 ' m QI ' sta' K 1 ix X1 . . U4 f: Fc.,f- '58 - X, . 'ff ' 341- 1, . X cf. I t I f ,I I Q I -Z- U' I ' ' I f T . I- - ' ' 5 I X . . . : Founded 1789 COOKE S TAVERN Plcunvllle Connechcuf John W Knrkhom Bernard West THE KALART CO INC Monufocfurers of Preclsuon Photographic Equlpment on Producers of CRAIG Movie Edmng Equlpmenf Plomvulle Connechcut 40Y 0v'0f205'0'f0X0' 58 E 2 3 Q E 3 2 2 2 3 0'f01'-0x05 102' 2010101 01402 470 0405 .yy 5 . Q . a O I . . 3 . 'U . N 5 . ' Q.. fb ' 3 'O- of 0 . -1- . ' 4 39- 0-20:-or - - - - ' 0 0K0vf0f 0102056 -405102 f.0x0w.0-fynguy Compllments of Compliments of Abel TrGr1SmlSSIOI1 The John Cooke Company Incorporafed 75 EAST MAIN STREET Loam Gravel Stones Anthony W D Amlco Landscape 8. 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SHOES 27 WEST MAIN ST PLAINVILLE CONN Phone SH 7 9003 Curly's Corner 79 WHITING STREET Vrsvi Our GIH Shop 0K?f0'-?f0N0' 6 I AND SA VE o Store C GOOD FOOD Unexcelled Servlce Wmdy Corner Restaurant Alexander Monrch Prop ENTRAL SQUARE PLAINVILLE CONN Telephone SH 7 9015 Deluxe Luncheonette CENTRAL SQUARE Compluments of Barley Funeral Home 48 BROAD STREET PLAINVILLE CONN -0 -0N0 0 0'-0 ' V 1: J, Th T'p I . - . in T p 0,4413 lf ny.. AT 93 . , . - 14 , ez 19 mule fflfafeif COOKE ST PLAINVILLE CONN 0K01'0' 0K0 l0'0 '0 05 02010 01'0 10' 0N01f0f 0 010' 00102101 01000 01011010 -01'-016 9'-0w0v 40P047f0'0040K010f0'20500'040v020K0-0f010010f040f0'000v0f7f0w0X K ' ' ol ' O .' H. . 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