Pulaski High School - Titan Yearbook (New Britain, CT)

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THE A-CAPELLA CHORUS an extra curricular or anization 1 ' g v boasts seventy-two members for its first year. FIRST ROW, L-R: Mr. Santora, music directory C. Crotch, A. Serra, S. An derson, J. Schultz, V. Neumann, S. Mangan, B. Chackan, S Wanat, L. DuFault, P. Wysocki, J. Badera, D. Konovitch, E Bromet. SECOND ROW: C. D'Amato, M. Metzler, R. Nicols N. Rakowski, B. Truskowski, A. Kinney, C. Cvraboski, J. Zyslc B. Dusa, C. Bowles, A. Boissonneault, V. Tragakiss, J. Boissonj neault, S. Bourey, T. Calvo, M. Busheme. THIRD ROW: O. Rondina, A. Berry, D. Dounouk, P. Anderson, J. Keselis, J. Norton, P. Rood, V. Lestini, B. Schardl, L. Blair, J. Gutow- ski, D. Bugnacki, J. Obadowski, V. Cieszynski, A. Gould. FOURTH ROW: B. Brandt, L. Buden, F. Egan, B. Prestash, R. Mitchell, C. Dillon, G. Simonian, W. Griffin, J. Sulya, J. Peterson, J. Mickiewicz, J. Sulya, S. Hagan, K. Moisa. FIFTH ROW: S. Seelye, J. Prills, J. Brighenti, V. Biscoglio, J. Klasa- vich, J. Mickiewicz, D. Anderson, P. Carenza, B. Lombardo, T. Brophy, J. Kras, B. Leonard, R. Prestash, P. Morin. Ja ,ig ' Love blooms and Connie flfvelyn Brometl is dis- tracted from her studies in the chemistry class- room at Cooper High as the Principal lVincent Biscogliol carries on the experiment. ln the production of Swinging High, Vincent Bis- coglio, as Mr. McDuff, explains his plan to the members of his faculty. They are L-R: Sandra Mangan, Sharon Anderson, Vincent Biscoglio, Lana DuFault, Robert Lombardo.

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The Pulaski Senior High School MARCHING BAND, in their new black and white uniforms, plays at all football games. FIRST ROW, L-R: Bruce Leonard, Terrance Brophy, Robert Pavano, Woodwow Floyd, Ralph Rampellini. SECOND ROW: Betty Chackan, Catherine Christiansen, Joanne Gober,.Edward Pacyna, Thomas Bernacki, Jack Lugli, Jacob Kowal, Joyce Gal- imberti, Ronald Guyette, John Klasavich, Ralph Colosimo, Paul Messina, Susanne Hagan, Vincent Biscoglio, Mr. Santora, MUSIC CLUB In spite of a small music department, the musical minded student has had ample opportunity to express his talent in the various musical groups pictured on these pages. The marching band was an integral part of every football game. Other musical groups have been featured in the assemblies and special programs. Many of the groups combined to present a Christmas Concert, the musical i'Swinging Highj, and the .Spring Concert. The Music Club has successfully accomplished many projects in its first year. conductor. THIRD ROW: Susan Wanat, Albert Spadaccini, John Staubly, Joseph Mickiewicz, David Anderson, Paul Ca- renza, Myron Thorick, Edward Domijan, Frank Vinci, Michael Urso, Frederick Donahue, Paul Demko, Dolores Bugnacki. Missing from picture are Anne Conti, Richard Ignacak, John Brighenti, Daniel Michalski, Henry Slepski, George Townes, John Edwards, and James Kras. Leading the Marching Band at the football games are Susan Wanat, junior majoretteg Betty Chackan, senior majoretteg Vincent Biscoglio, drum major, and Dolores Bugnacki, sophomore majorette. The vivacious MAJORETTES have been a source of pride to Pulaski, leading the band in their spanking new white and red uniforms. Kneeling is Janet Mickiewicz, captain. FIRST ROW, L-R: Janet Sulya, Annette Boissonneault, Loretta Par- parian, Lorraine Klapatch, Oretta Rondina, Char- lene Crotch. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Boraw- ski, Nancy Hartigan, Karen Colella, Diane Ren- ock, Barbara Truskowski, Jane Sulya, THIRD ROW: Arleen Bartex, Carol Cittleman, Marcia Metzler, Gail Roman, Olivia Colwick, Janice Peterson.

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Q Students who were interested in student government and school affairs volunteered to serve as the STUDENT COUNCIL this first year. The Council has settled traffic and cafeteria problems and sponsored many activities such as the Valentine Sweetheart Contest and Tag Day. It has set many precedents which will he followed in the future years at Pulaski. FIRST ROW, L-R: George Piendak, president: Ralph Pignatella, vice-president: Kathleen Camosci, secretary: Wiliam Buchas, treas- Skoglund, Susan Seelye, .ludy Yaross, Kathleen Borawski, Karen Moisa, Christine Bowles. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Chatfield, Susan Yablonski, Janet Sulya, Linda Blair, Jane Sulya, Penelope Atamian, Sandra Mangan, Betty Chackan. FOURTH ROW: Paul Cassarino, James Day, Rich- ard Pysar, Paul Demko, Paul Carenza, William Griffin, David Spi- The STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL works urer. SECOND ROW: Diane Thompson, Barbara vak, Gary Carlone. A Maureen Frawley, sophomore: Robert Coates, . ROW: Joseph Mickiewicz, sophomore: Elizabeth for the improvement of relations between the faculty and the students. FIRST ROW, L-R: senior: Janet Mickiewicz, senior. SECOND Sheehan, junior: George Ludko, junior. THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION is the organization which fosters good sportsmanship and promotes the cooperation of all pupils in the support of the school athletic program. FIRST ROW, L-R: Lee Scott, president: Rita Bazzoni, vice-president: Janet Mickiewicz, secretary: Walter Balicki, treasurer. SEC- OND ROW: Linda Blair, Judy Keselis, Judy Norton, Elizabeth Traceski, Betty Ann Rogala, Susan Johnson, Marcia Mieczkow- ski, Mary Consic, Robert Coates. THIRD ROW: Joyce Schultz Reginald DeConti, George Simonian, Edward Tedeschi, Rich ard Ahern, Bruce Johnson, Richard Page. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Mangan, Gary Carlone Joseph Calvo, Frederick Kalita James Kras, Craig Zendzian, Gieorge Ludko, John Heath. Miss: ing from the picture are Stephen Watson, James Smith, Fred- erick Glabau, Stephen Gentile, Robert O'Neil.