Putnam High School - Clipper Yearbook (Putnam, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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She has been our advisor . . . our guide . . . our friend. 2 ll' Mrs. Rose'Bove lalarecia fion Mr. Colin Woodfall We, members of the Class of 1953, wish To express our sincere appreciation To our class advisors, Mrs. Bove and Mr. Woodfall. Their unfiring effort and zeal have made our last year at Putnam High School a very happy and successful one. 3 :Bibi fu' Kms . - r , 'Nha .- frm.. -. ,N 'tsp ,,x, affirms-q..,,.,ha X .mann 'PIN-an ouing :.fQ xx , r Ql'l'l0l g f' vw-mtv-n -. tt- 0 -tn-ww 1. ,.,. ..,,.,,,A, .9- .A l 1.13, V X' 'tw d pen, , Fx . I A yo .A -- -. ..fA,5,' I . Q - X, it ' vn- . Y ,mg I gn -A , 1 .,L, K K- I Vryfsifg' ' 'iv' Zkimg Auf: 'H+ W' A - Joyce Messier We of the class of 1953 wish to honor the memory of our departed classmate, Joyce Messier. Her death in our Sophomore year has left a vacant spot in our hearts. 4 lf Albert J. Murphy Francis Curran Superintendent of Schools Principal Left to right: Mr. Francis Curran, Principalp Mr. George St Marie, Assist- ant Principal, Miss Charlotte McCulloch, Dean of Girls: Mr. William Buckley, Assistant Principal. 1 , f . 3 if L 1? 'figtlciitifrl 'll mg. fa ., Mrs. Cecilia Misiaszek 5 Miss Theresa Duclos Secretary to Superintendent Secretary to Principal PUTNAM HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY First row, left to right: Miss Margaret Hope, Mrs. Rose Bove, Mr. William Buckley, Vice-Principal, Mr. Albert Murphy, Superintendent of Schools, Miss Charlotte McCulloch, Dean of Girls, Mr, Francis Curran, Supervising Principal, Mr. George St, Marie, Vice-Principal, Miss Evelyn Johnson, Miss Bernice Borse. Second row, left to right: Mr. John Moron, Miss Jeannine Richard, Miss Jeanne Archambault, Mrs. Annette Nichols, Miss Anne Hogan, Mrs, Irene Bennett, Mrs. Angela Simmons, Mr, Normand Emond. Third row, left to right: Mr. Colin Woodfall, Mr. Clarence Pedley, Mr. Leon Girard, Mr. James Greenhalgh, Mr. George Metz, Mr. Theodore Dreisbuch, Mr. Charles Seney. MRS. ANGELA SIMMONS School Nurse MR. GEORGE METZ Industrial Arts and Driver Education 6 BUSINESS Left to right: Mrs. Irene Bennett, Bookkeeping, Junior Business Training, Mr. Charles Seney, Typing, Eco- nomic Geography, Miss Ann Hogan, Office Practice, Typing II, Stenography and Transcription. LANGUAGES Seated, left to right: Mrs. Rose Bove, English, Mr. Colin Woodtall, English, Miss Evelyn Johnson, Eng- lish, Latin. Standing, left to right: Mr. Normand Emond, French, Mr. Francis Curran, Latin. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Seated, left to right: Mr. George St. Marie, General Science, Biology, Miss Jeannine Richard, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry. Standing, left to right, Mr. Theodore Dreisbach, Gen- eral Mathematics, Biology, Mr. Clarence Pedley, Physics, Chemistry, Solid Geometry and Trigonome- try. HOME ECONOMICS Lett to right: Miss Bernice Borse, Miss Margaret Hope. ATHLETICS Left to right: Mr. Theodore Dreisbach, Assistant Foot- ball and Basketball Coachg Mr. George St, Marie, Athletic Directorg Mr. James Greenhalgh, Coach, Health and Physical Education. Absent: Mrs. 'Annette Nichols, Health and Physical Education for Girls. SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Charlotte McCulloch, American Problems, United States Citizenshipg Mr. William Buckley, Civics, World History. 5. xi .. MUSIC AND ART Left to right: Mr. John Moran, Music Supervisory Mr. Leon Girard, Art Supervisor. I I l I Q? Q Q 98 O 0 M 'im KAW H swf YEARBOOK STAFF Seated, left to right: Carole Lowe, Assistant Art Editor, John Champeau, Editor-In-Chief, Merrill Goodenough, Art Editor, Standing: John Alvord, Business Manager, Miss Jeannine Richard, Faculty Advisor, Richard Gainer, Assistant Business Manager, Absent when picture was taken: Mr. Charles Seney, Faculty Business Advisor. YEARBOOK SOLICITORS First Row, left to right: John Alvord, Jean Brearley, Pa- tricia McGarry, Irene Logie, Katherine Lovett, Jeanne Jar- vais, Carol O'Brien, Mr. Charles Seney, Faculty Adviser. Second Row, left to right: Geral Bachand, Russell Dag- nall, John Champeau, Harry Tobler, Richard Valade, Charles Stoddard, George Roberts, Paul Bourgeois. YEARBOOK TYPISTS Seated, left to right: Jean Brearley, Carol Wes ton, Cynthia Perkins, Merrill Goodenough Eileen Hogan, Jeanne Jarvais. Standing: Vir ginia Bernier, Winifred Kerouack, Carole Lowe Louise Runclell. I I jlre Cfaaa 0 7953 First row, left to right: Shirley Pope, 'Cynthia Perkins, Barbara Normandin, Mabel Whittemore, Sandra Cutler, Secretary, Richard Gainer, Vice-President, Louis Rovero, President, Barbara Rust, Treasurer, Eileen Hogan, Jeanne Jarvais, Carol Weston, Carole Lowe. Second row: Mr. Colin Woodfall, Faculty Adivsor, Louise Rundell, Patricia Darling, Muriel Keach, Gladys Green, Patricia Stocks, Lorraine Riendeau, Merrill Goodenough, Norma Bourgeois, Virginia Bernier, Barbara Keech, Gertrude Gradie, Mrs. Rose Bove, Faculty Advisor. Third row: Loring White, Francis Scott, Raymond Bonneville, Romeo Randolph, John Alvord, Elwood LeFort, Irene Logie, James Cronan, Jean Brearley, Paul Bourgeois, Russell Dagnall, Ralph Laime. Fourth Row: Robert Davis, Carol O'Brien, Jacqueline Breault, Patricia Lucas, John Artiaco, Judy Green, Winifred Kerouack, Ruth Saba, Katherine Lovett, Patricia McGarry, Charles Stoddard. Fifth row: James Whittemore, George Roberts, Harry Tobler, John Champeau, Richard Valade, Gerald Bachand, Edgar Belleville, Raymond Levesque, Thomas Mooney, Alan Noon, Rene St. Onge, Richard Montigny. Absent: Shirley Simonzi. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front to rear: Richard Gainer, Vice-President, Barbara Rust, Treasurer, Sandra Cutler, Secre- tary, Louis Rovero, President. JOHN MILLARD ALVORD Johnny CHARACTERISTIC: Congeniality WEAKNESS: Lime Rickeys FAVORITE PASTIME: Driving AMBITION: To get rich quick. ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 'Ig Sports Club 'Ip Monitor 3, Head Monitor 45 Business Manager, Yearbook 4, Busi- ness Manager, Clipper-Bonner 4. GERALD JOSEPH BACHAND Bach CHARACTERISTIC: Vociferous WEAKNESS: Madeleine FAVORITE PASTIME: Sports AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I, Sports Club I, Home Room Treasurer I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Football J. V. 'l, V. 2, 3, 4, Baseball J. V. I, Basktball J. V. I, 2: Varsity Track 'l, 2, 3, 4. EDGAR EDMOND Eggl1ead BELLEVILLE CHARACTERISTIC: Easy-going WEAKNESS: Sports FAVORITE PASTIME: Baseball AMBITION: Auto Body Worker ACTIVITIES: Sports Club 'Ig Dancing Club 'Ig Baseball V. 2, 3, 4, Basketball J. V. I, 2, V. 3. 'I2 1Yfl.' H1-3 3---. 52 i Q I I J fx: VIRGINIA MARIE BERNIER Gin CHARACTERISTIC: Agreeable WEAKNESS: Food FAVORITE PASTIME: Movies AMBITION: To be happy ACTIVITIES: Home Room Treasurer 'I, 2, 3, 4: Dancing Club 'Ig Blue and White Banner 3: Bookkeeping Cer- tificate and Silver Medal 3: Junior Prom Invitation Committee: Highway Safety Certificate 3: Business Club Secretary 47 Year Book Typist 4: Curtis Certifi- cate 4p Clipper-Banner 4. RAYMOND ANTONIO BONNEVILLE llchopll CHARACTERISTIC: Mischievous WEAKNESS: Girls FAVORITE PASTIME: Cruising AMBITION: To be successful ACTIVITIES: Sports Club 'Ip Dancing Club Ig Music Ap- preciation 2: Outdoor Track 2: Indoor Track 2: French Club 4: Music 4. NORMA THERESA BOURGEOIS Norm CHARACTERISTIC: Pleaant WEAKNESS: Grosvernordale FAVORITE PASTIME: Going to OIympia's AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club lg Homemaking Club 'lp Busi ness Club 4. 13 PAUL JAMES BOURGEOIS Bourge CHARACTERISTIC: Plausibility WEAKNESS: Anne FAVORITE PASTIME: Sports AMBITION: To be successful ACTIVITIES: Dancing If Sports Club Ig Music Apprecia- tion 2, Class Vice-President I, 2, Chairman Ring Com- mittee 2, Blue and White Banner 3: Curtis Certificate 4: French Club 4, Football V. 2, 3, 4: Indoor Track 2, 3, 4. JEAN LOUISE BREARLEY BroiIe CHARACTERISTIC: Sweet WEAKNESS: Richard Gardner FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with Richard AMBITION: To make Richard happy ACTIVITIES: Plainfield H. S. I, 2, Putnam H. S. Cheering 3, 4, Business Club 4, Chorus 3, Year Book Solicitor 4, Year Book Typist 4. .IACQUELINE MARIE BREAULT Jack CHARACTERISTIC: Vivocious WEAKNESS: Jimmy FAVORITE PASTIME: Dancing AMBITION: Hairdressing ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 'Ig Junior Dramotics 35 Junior Prom Committee Chairman 3, Clipper-Banner Staff 4, Blue and White Banner 3. 14 ..LrX F Y 'K JOHN AIME CHAMPEAU Anme CHARACTERISTIC: Smooth WEAKNESS: Women FAVORITE PASTIME: making out AMBITIQI: To marry a senior girl ACTIVITIES: Sports Club 'Ig Dancing Club Ip Basketball Assistant Manager 25 Highway Safety Certificate 3, General Chairman Junior Prom 3, Boys' State Dele- gate 3, Curtis Certificate 3, 47 Varsity Basketball 3, 47 Editor-in-Chief Yearbook-ip Yearbook Solicitor 47 Na- tional Hanor Society 3, 4, President 45 Ways and Means Committee 4, Student Council 4 . JAMES EDWIN CRONAN Crowbar CHARACTERISTIC: Amorous WEAKNESS: Girls FAVORITE PASTIME- Dancing A AMBITION: To be a successful businessman ACTIVITIES: Cross Country J. V. I, 25 Assistant Football Manager 2, Sports Club I, J. V. Basketball Manager 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Band 2, 45 Junior Dramatics 3. SANDRA MARLENE CUTLER nscndyu CHARACTERISTIC: Sociable WEAKNESS: Dave FAVORITE PASTIME: Sewing AMBITION: To be a teacher ACTIVITIES: Dancing Ip Knitting Club 2, Junior Prom Ticket Chairman 37 Junior Dramatic Club 3, Clipper- Banner 41 Ways and Means Committee 4, French Club 45 Curtis Certificate I, 2, 3, 45 Student Council I, Secretary 45 Class Secretary I, 2, 3, 45 National Hoonr Society 3, 47 Cheerleader 3, 4, Basketball 4. 'I5 RUSSELL EDWARD DAGNALL Russ CHARACTERISTIC: Imperturbability WEAKNESS: Women FAVORITE PASTIME: Sports AMBITION: To be a success ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 'Ip Sports Club If Student Council 2, 3, 4: Blue and White Banner 2, 3: Football J. V. 3, 4: Baseball J. V. 3, 4: Monitor 2: English Prize 2: Honor Society 3, 4: Music Appreciation 2: Ring Committee 3: Assistant Yearbook Editor 4: Year- book Editor 4g Yearbook Solicitor 4: Clipper-Bonner 4. PATRICIA SIMONE DARLING ,,Pu,,, CHARACTERISTIC: Persistent WEAKNES5: Men FAVORITE PASTIME: Talking to Weezu on the phone AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 'Ip Knitting Club 2: Homemak- ing Club 2: Curtis Certificate 3, 4: Basketball J. V. 3, V. 4. Fr., X. . 4 A, 1, r h V 1 tf, r i ROBERT SANFORD DAVIS Bob CHARACTERISTIC: Unexcitable WEAKNESS: My girl FAVORITE PASTIME: Driving AMBITION: To be a truck driver ACTIVITIES: Science Club I, Dancing Club I. I6 RICHARD EDWARD GAINER IIDickIl CHARACTERISTIC: Risibility WEAKNESS: Women FAVORITE PASTIME: Sports AMBITION: To be a Coach ACTIVITIES: Aeronautics Club 1: Football 3, Captain-elect 1950-1951: Military Service 1950-I952: Yearbook Assistant Business Manager 4: Class Vice-President 4. GLORIANA MERRILL GOODENOUGH Merrill CHARACTERISTIC: Refined WEAKNESS: Tenors FAVORITE PASTIME: Drawing and going out AMBITION: To be happy and successful in art ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club: Homemaking Club, Historian I: Junior Prom Committee Chairman 3: Junior Dra- matic Club 3: Art Editor Yearbook 4: Art Editor Clipper-Banner 4: Yearbook Typist 4: Business Club, President 4: Semi-Formal Committee Chairman 4: Monitor 3, 4. 0 I GERTRUDE ANN GRADIE Gert CHARACTERISTIC: Independent WEAKNESS: Shoes FAVORITE PASTIME: Knitting AMBITION: Nursing ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 'I: Homemaking Club 1: Knit- ting Club 2: Chorus 3: Monitor 3, 4. I7 li' 'C' Wing GLADYS JEAN ETTE GREEN Glodis CHARACTERISTIC: Serious WEAKNESS: Fine horses FAVORITE PASTIME: Observing people AMBITION: To Ircvel ACTIVITIES: Homemoking Club I, 2, Historian 25 Glee Club 25 Blue and White Bonner 35 Clipper-Banner Assisicnl Edilor 4. JUDITH ANN GREEN llJudYlI CHARACTERISTIC: Quiet WEAKNESS: John FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading AMBITION: To marry ACTIVITIES: Homemaking Club 25 Business Club 45 Clos: Ring Commihee 2. EILEEN MARY HOGAN Palsy CHARACTERISTIC: Dilaiory WEAKNESS: Archie FAVORITE PASTIME: Talking AMBITION: Nursing ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I5 Homemaking Club I5 Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Junior Prom Commiifee 35 Junior Dramatic Club 35 Typing Certificate 3. I8 CT!-' ,Sl JEANNE MARIE JARVAIS Penn-Pean CHARACTERISTIC: Steadfast WEAKNESS: Teet FAVORITE PASTIME: Caring for Janet AMBITION: Nursing ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I7 Glee Club 27 Mixed Chorus 27 Class Ring Committee 27 Junior Prom Committee Chairman 37 Junior Dramatic Club Treasurer 37 Curtis Certificate 47 Basketball 3, 47 Business Club 47 Cheer- leader 47 Yearbook Typist 47 Yearbook Solicitor 4. Af' MURIEL MARLENE KEACH Moo CHARACTERISTIC: Possessrve WEAKNESS. Paul FAVORITE PASTIME: Being with Paul AMBITION Nursing ACTIVITIES: Homemaking 'I, 2, Vice-President 'I, President 27 Dancing 17 Knitting 27 Yearbook Solicitor 47 Moni- tor 4. BARBARA CAROLYN KEECH Barb CHARACTERISTIC: Shy WEAKNESS: Clothes FAVORITE PASTIME: Sewing AMBITION: To be a success ACTIVITIES: Homemaking Club I7 Curtis Certificate 37 Dancing I7 Knitting 27 Chorus 3. 'I9 WINIFRED ANN KEROUACK Winnie CHARACTERISTIC: Quiet WEAKNESS. Clothes FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading AMBITION. To be a success ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club Ip Knitting Club 25 Business Club 4: Junior Prom Ticket Committee 35 Yearbook Typist 4. RALPH DONALD LAIME Benny CHARACTERISTIC: Vacaferous WEAKNESS. Sandra FAVORITE PASTIME: Collecting maps AMBITION. To be a General ACTIVITIES: Sports Club If Dancing If Football J. V. 2, V. 3, 4g Junior Dramatic Club 31 Assistant Basketball Manager 3, Manager 47 Monitor 45 Boys' State 35 Chairman Hall Committee Junior Prom 35 Clipper- Banner 4g Mixed Chorus 3. ELWOOD WARREN LE FORT llEniIl CHARACTERISTIC: Thoughtful WEAKNESS: All good things FAVORITE PASTIME: Doing homework AMBITION: To be an artist ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I1 Blue and White Banner 3, Assistant Art Editor 37 Clipper-Banner Assistant Art Editor 41 Curtis Certificate 4. 20 RAYMOND ANTHONY LEVESQUE ,,RaY,, CHARACTERISTIC: Temperamental WEAKNESS: Girls FAVORITE PASTIME: Driving AMBITION: To be happy ACTIVITIES: Sports Club I5 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 4. IRENE RAE LOGIE Renee CHARACTERISTIC: Unpredictable WEAKNESS: Hazel eyes FAVORITE PASTIME: Waiting for Andy AMBITION: To be a nurse in Alaska ACTIVITIES: Glee Club I, 25 Dancing Club I5 Knitting Club 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Junior Dramatics 35 Year- book Solicitor 45 Monitor 4. KATHERINE WHEELER LOVETT IIKGYII CHARACTERISTIC: Sophisticated WEAKNESS: A special person FAVORITE PASTIME: Thinking AMBITION: To be a success ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I5 Knitting Club 25 Junior Dramatic Club 35 Blue and White Banner 35 Clipper- Banner 45 Yearbook Solicitor 45 Junior Prom Commit- tee 35 Homeroom Magazine Drive Representative I5 French Club 4. 21 CAROLE MARIE LOWE Hn Lo CHARACTERISTIC: Unexcltable WEAKNESS: Men FAVORITE PASTIME: Going places AMBITION: To be a secretory ACTIVITIES: Homemaking Club 'Ig Dancing 'Ig Junior Dramatics 3: Assistant Art Editor Yearbook 45 Business Club 47 Mixed Chorus 21 Yearbook Typist 4. ll PATRICIA ANNE LUCAS Luke CHARACTERISTICZ sophiseiwfed WEAKNESS: non FAVORITE PASTIME: writing to Bob AMBITION: To be successful ACTIVITIES: Knitting Club 25 Glee Club 25 Junior Dra- matic Club 35 Business Club 4. - I PATRICIA EMMA MCGARRY UMUQQSH CHARACTERISTIC: Serious WEAKNESS: Blue eyes FAVORITE PASTIME: Driving AMBITION: Nursing ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 'lg Homemaking Club President Ig Knitting Club 25 Glee Club 2g Student Council 3, 45 Junior Dramatics 31 National Honor Society 3, 45 French Club 4. 22 RICHARD EUGENE MONTIGNY 'fnacw' QNX gs CHARACTERISTIC: Quiel WEAKNESS: Beairice Ii it 7. J FAVORITE PASTIME. Rollerskating -4 'REQ Q.l AMBITION: To own c business ACTIVITIES: Dancing 'Ig Science Club 'I Clipper Bonner 4 THOMAS EDISON Tom CHARACTERISTIC: Good-nalured WEAKNESS: 'I950 Dodge FAVORITE PASTIME: Driving AMBITION: To be a success ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 'Ip Science Club I ALAN FRANCIS NOON HAIH CHARACTERISTIC: Unconcerned WEAKNESS: Food FAVORITE PASTIME: Bowling AMBITION: Accouniing ACTIVITIES: Sports Club 'ly Homeroom Treasurer 3 BARBARA ANN NORMANDIN ,,Bob,, CHARACTERISTIC. Amorous WEAKNESS: Wayne FAVORITE PASTIME. Teasmg Wayne AMBITION: To marry a millionaire ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 'I5 Knitting Club 25 Clipper- Bonner Staff 45 Highway Safety Certificate 35 French Club 4. CAROL MARY O'BRIEN O. B. CHARACTERISTIC: Energetic WEAKNESS: Danielson FAVORITE PASTIME: Thinking AMBITION: To be happy ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I5 Glee Club I, 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Basketball 2, 35 Junior Dramatic Club Sec- retary 35 Ways and Means Committee 45 French Club 45 Year Book Solicitor 4. CYNTHIA JOYCE PERKINS Cinnie CHARACTERISTIC: Critical WEAKNESS: A certain sailor FAVORITE PASTIME: Dreaming AMBITION: To work with youngsters ACTIVITIES: Junior Dramatic Club 35 Basketball J. V. 3, V. 45 Dancing Club I5 Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Knitting Club 25 Business Club 4. 24 FN in I 43 3 QI I ' L L I SHIRLEY ELIZABETH POPE ShirI CHARACTERISTIC: Pessimistic WEAKNESS: Chocolates FAVORITE PASTIME: Singing AMBITION: To overcame self-consciousness ACTIVITIES: Glee Club Ig Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Business Club 4. ROMEO RANDOLPH Chop CHARACTERISTIC: Shy WEAKNESS: Girls FAVORITE PASTIME: Sleeping AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: St. Joseph's, Maine, 'Ip Mixed Chorus 2i Music Appreciation 25 Typing Certificate 3, 4. LORRAINE THERESA RIENDEAU llRedll CHARACERISTIC: Neat WEAKNESS: Fern FAVORITE PASTIME. Going out with Fern AMBITION: To be happy ACTIVITIES. Homemakmg I, 2, Vice President 2, Knlttlng Club 25 Business Club 47 Dancing Club 4, Curtis Certificate 3. 25 GEORGE MICHAEL ROBERTS Georgie CHARACTERISTIC: Jolly WEAKNESS: Girls FAVORITE PASTIME: Having fun AMBITION: U. S. Air Force ACTIVITIES. Dancing l, Yearbook Solicitor 4, LOUIS .IOHN ROVERO Louie CHARACTERISTIC: Athletic WEAKNESS: Jeanne FAVORITE PASTIME: Sports AMBITION: To be happy ACTIVITIES: Student Council 'l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4, Danc- ing Club 'Ip Sports Club 'lp Blue and White Banner 37 Clipper-Banner 4g Assistant Manager Magazine Drive 3, Manager 4, Boys' State 37 Co-Captain Football Squad 4. af. I., A LOUISE ANN RUNDELL Weezu CHARACTERISTIC. Agreeable WEAKNESS: K. H. S. boys FAVORITE PASTIME. Eating AMBITION: To travel ACTIVITIES: Junior Dramatic Club 3, Yearbook Typist 4, Dancing Club I, Homemalxing Club I, 2, French Club 4: Glee Club 27 Knitting Club 2. 26 ww' BARBARA ANN RUST Rusty CHARACTERISTIC: Sunny WEAKNESS: Dreamy songs FAVORITE PASTIME: Dating AMBITION: To be a success ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 'Ig Homemaking Club I, 2, Parliamentarian I, Secretary 25 Homeroom Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 'l, 2, 45 Knitting Club 27 Basketball 2, Curtis Certificate 2, 3, 4: Ring Commit- tee 2, Junior Prom Committee Chairman 3, Junior Dramatics 37 Blue and White Banner 35 Bronze Book- keeping Medal 3g Safe Driving Certificate 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Business Club 4, Clipper-Banner 4. RUTH ELLA SABA Sa-Sa CHARACTERISTIC: Shy WEAKNESS: Mac FAVORITE PASTIME: Square Dancing AMBITION: To be successful ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club lp Homemaking Club 2, Knit- ting Club 2, Business Club 4, Junior Prom Commit- tee 3. RENE JOSEPH ST. ONGE Mozart CHARACTERISTIC: Changeable WEAKNESS: Hot Rods FAVORITE PASTIME: Driving AMBITION: To grow old ACIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2: Junior Dra- matics 3, Chorus 3. 27 . ' - - . ' I 3 if 'F -5 P? FRANCIS ANTHONY SCOTT Scotty CHARACTERISTIC: Good-nutured WEAKNESS: Girls FAVORITE PASTIME: Driving AMBITION: To be a success ACTIVITIES: Sports Club Ip Dancing Club I. SHIRLEY ANN SIMONZI npuppyn CHARACTERISTIC- Exuberant WEAKNESS: Eating FAVORITE PASTIME. Listening to the radio AMBITION: To be a success ACTIVITIES. Dancing Club 'I, Varsity Basketball 'I, 2, 3, 45 Stuent Council I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Typing 3, Typing Certificate 2, Junior Dramatic Club 3: Blue and White Banner 3, Notipnol Honor Society 3, 45 Class Vice-President 3, Curtis Certificate 35 Highway Safety Certificate 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Clip- per-Banner 4, French Club 4. PATRICIA ANNE STOCKS Pat CHARACTERISTIC. Retiring WEAKNESS: Ice cream sodas FAVORITE PASTIME: Watching T. V. AMBITION: To be successful ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 'Ig Homemalung Club Treasurer I, 2, Knitting Club 25 Curtis Certificate 21 Business Club 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Typing Certificate 28 -fQ4J - v X7 CHARLES ELDREDGE STODDARD Charlie CHARACTERISTIC: Conservative WEAKNESS: Girls FAVORITE PASTIME: Golfing AMBITION: To be a Five-Star General ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 'Ip Science Club lp Clipper- Bonner 45 Yearbook Solicitor 4. HARRY NORMAN TOBLER Ilsmokyll CHARACTERISTIC: Amiable WEAKNESS: Girls FAVORITE PASTIME: Having fun AMBITION: To be n dyer ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club If Sports Club If Homeroom Treasurer 2, 31 Student Council 45 Yearbook Solicitor 4. RICHARD LOUIS VALADE npercyn CHARACTERISTIC: Inquisitive WEAKNESS: Italian food FAVORITE PASTIME: Sports AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Solicitor 47 Dancing Club 1. 29 CAROL ANN WESTON CHARACTERISTIC: Changeable WEAKNESS. Paul FAVORITE PASTIME' Dating AMBITION. Hairdressing ACTIVITIES: Dancing 'Ip Glee Club I, 2, Vice-President 21 Junior Dramatic Club 35 Business Club 45 Year Book Typist 41 Junior Prom Committee 35 Curtis Certificate LORING THOMAS WHITE Whitey CHARACTERISTIC: Steady WEAKNESS- Janie FAVORITE PASTIME: Driving to Marlboro AMBITION: The Ministry ACTIVITIES: Chorus 35 Junior Dramatic Club 35 Bond 4. JAMES HENRY WHITTEMORE lm CHARACTERISTIC: Parsimonious WEAKNESS- Sailboats FAVORITE PASTIME: Racing Sailboats AMBITION: To become a millionaire ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 'Ip Sports Club lp Junior Dra- matic Club 3: National Honor Society 3, 45 Clipper- Banner Editor in Chief 4 30 MABEL JOYCE WHITTEMORE Three Dollar Kid CHARACTERISTIC: Serious WEAKN ESS: Sailors FAVORITE PASTIME: Waichlng T. V. AMBITION: To work in a nursery ACTIVITIES: Homemaking Club 1, 2, Secrefary 'lg Knif- ting Club 25 Business Club 41 Dancing Club I. laeciaf.S7fuc!enf JOAN CAROLE ARTIACO ujuu CHARACTERISTIC: Pleascn? WEAKNESS: Butch FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading AMBITION: To be happy ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 21 Dancing 25 Knlfiing Club 2. I ,gan I fa? -'F' 4 . :'.1:f -gi:-.Wifi ., Trier' 'N -SSN. Club If Mixed Chorus li If ,R 'n-lf'--:Q-5. .J j lv x - A ',:, x -. ' 31 I' Q Grand March Receiving Line 5 I Qi5Alfl'laIfl QCII' PRESIDENT: Louis Rovero VICE-PRESIDENT: Paul Bourgeois SECRETARY: Sandra Cutler TREASURER: Barbara Rust STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Louis Rovero, Shir- ley Simonzi, Sandra Cutler. PROJECTS: Selling of stationery Dance: Starlight Serenade General Chairman: Louis Rovero Decorations: Sandra Cutler our Queen Tickets: Gerald Bachand Advertising: Carol Weston FACULTY ADVISORS: Miss Hogan, Mrs. Jones, Mr. Buckley. jugf Pogjn' Loafing on the Job We made it! Vote for Stevenson .S70l9A0l'l'L0I Q QCII' PRESIDENT: Louis Rovero .v VICE-PRESIDENT: Paul Bourgeois SECRETARY: Sandra Cutler TREASURER: Barbara Rust STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Louis Rovero, Rus- sell Dagnall, Shirley Simonzi. PROJECT: Dance- CHRISTMAS CAPERS General Chairman: Paul Bourgeois CLASS RING COMMITTEE General Chairman: Paul Bourgeois Committee: Jeanne Jarvais, Barbara Rust, Harry Tob- I , G Id B h CI. er era cc on How did YOU get in here Barbara? Hey! Just one vote now! Vote for Eisenhower unior ear Pals! Where do we go now? PM I -llrxi 'avg Smile pretty now! PRESIDENT: Louis Rovero VICE-PRESIDENT: Shirley Simonzi SECRETARY: Sandra Cutler TREASURER: Harry Tobler STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Patricia Mc- Garry, Russell, Dagnall, Gerald Bachand, Louis Rovero, Shirley Simonzi. HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: John Champeau, Sandra Cutler, Russell Dagnall, Patricia McGarry, Louis Rovero, Barbara Rust, Shirley Simonzi, James Whittemore. PROJECTS: Ham and Bean Supper Dance: Paul Bourgeois, General Chairman. JUNIOR PROM: John Champeau, Chairman. BOYS' STATE: John Champeau, Louis Rovero, Ralph Laime. Katherine Lovett attended United Nations Assembly. FACULTY ADVISORS: Miss Archambault, Mrs. Bove, Mr. Woodfall. Ha! Ha! f II , Hmfffuf it X 4 , ,rf JILL 'YI L v I Elm' fi f -N52 -E ,...,- , ' . F' air- S2 T-: ' TCE: A - A Q-'- 'T Q- I-.-F H 13 ,gp I- tif 1.31 ,. . F: - -S ' ,' E And so my friends . . . PRESIDENT: Louis Rovero VICE-PRESIDENT: Richard Gainer SECRETARY: Sandra Cutler TREASURER: Barbara Rust STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Louis Rovero, Sandra Cutler, Patricia McGarry, John Champeau, Rus- seII DagnaII. PROJECTS: September Social Record Dance Halloween Hop Semi-Formal Dance Senior Reception I ADVISORS: Mrs. Bove and Mr. WoodfaII. THE END OF FOUR HAPPY YEARS Jeepers! I lost my place! , I en for ear Those are the facts. Pretty sure ot ourselves! 1-51 , Q L. ur ,f 'L 3 ! quill! .f,.-v 1, 4 .. bb. SENIOR ATHLETICS FOOTBALL PLAYERS Lei? to righf: Ralph Laime, Raymond Levesque, Russell Dagnall, Gerald Bachand, Paul Bourgeois, Louis Rovera. ., M , I 94' .QQ ' 'lik ,, I ui QXYVNAA! HIGH KJ, ,gif HIGH I ' BASKETBALL PLAYERS INDOOR TRACK RUNNERS Left to right: Louis Rovero, Raymond Levesque, John Champeau Left fo right: Paul Bourgeois, Louis Rovero, Gerald Bachand Paul Bourgeois. WHO'S WHO IN THE ZOO? Ill Merrill Godenough, l2I Jeanne Jarvais, 133 Louis Rovero, KAI Palricia Stocks, ISD Virginia Bernier, lol Bcbara Keech, 173 Sandra Cutler, C85 George Roberis, 193 Mabel Whiftemore, IIOI Raymond Bonne- ville, flll Raymond Levesque, U21 James Cronan, H35 Norma Bourgeois, U43 Gertrude Gradie, ll5I Russell Dagnall, llol Richard Monrigny, U71 Harry Tabler, C187 Loring White, ll9I James Whiflemore, 1205 Cynfhia Perkins, CZII Judy Green, 6225 Barbara Normanclin, T235 Shirley Simonzi, l24I Rene Sf, Onge, Q51 Lorraine Riendeau, l26I Carol Weston, and l27I Patricia McGarry. CLASS STATISTICS MOST POPULAR Jackie Breault and Louis Rovero Their popularity is noted wherever they go. They are the couple whom all people know, Because they aren't very silent or coy. BEST ACTORS Patricia McGarry and John Champeau Who are the best actors? That's easy to guess, McGarry and Champeau Make our plays a success. NICEST SMILE George Roberts and Louise Rundell The two who have the nicest smiles And whom we know so well Are George Roberts as the boy- The girl's Louise Rundell. BEST DRESSED Jean Brearley and Gerry Bachand The two who cannot be surpassed. The best dressed couple of the class, Are Gerry Bachand as the lad, And Jean Brearley as the lass. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sandra Cutler and James Whittemore Sandra Cutler and James Whittemore Are the perfect two, indeed, To till this very important role As the most likely to succeed. 38 The girl's Jackie Breault and Rovero's the boy. CLASS STATISTICS NICEST HAIR Merrill Goodenough and John Champeau With curly locks and long blond hair, It's very plain to see That Merrill Goodenough Fit this statistic to a T. CLASS ARTISTS Merrill Goodenough and Elwood LeFort They both draw lovely pictures- Be it of man or ocean port- The girI's Merrill Goodenough The boy's Elwood LeFort. CLASS TEASES Jackie Breault and Dick Gainer He teases the girls, She breaks the boys 'heartsg Jackie Breault and Dick Gainer Are the two for these parts. and John Champeau CUTEST NOSES Judy Green and George Roberts After looking all around The cutest noses to be seen Belong to George Roberts as the boy And the girl is Judy Green. CLASS STATISTICS WITTIEST Shirley Simonzi and Paul Bourgeois Shirley Simonzi is the lass Whose witty remarks one can't surpass, Paul Bourgeois is the lad No better ioker can be hacl. BEST ATHLETES Shirley Simonzi and Louis Rovero The best athletes, As we all know, Are Shirley Simonzi And Louis Rovero. BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Jackie Breault and Ray Levesque For the figure and the physique of '53, As all of us can plainly see, Our Ray Levesque and Jackie Breault Fit the bill from head to toe. NICEST COMPLEXION Barbara Keech and Richard Valade Who are the two with the nicest complexion, With a texture like the peach? The answer of course is all too easy: Richard Volode and Barbara Keech. NICEST EYES Jeanne Jarvais and Dick Gainer The nicest eyes, and we all agree, Belong to the following two: Gainer the boy, Jarvais the girl For both have eyes of blue. CLASS STATISTICS R CHANGED MOST SINCE FRESHMEN Irene Logie and Harry Tobler From our Freshman-day to our Senior year, The two who have changed indeed, Are Harry Tobler and Irene Logie, On this we're all agreed. MOST COURTEOUS Sandra Culter, James Cronan and Ray Bonneville Sandra Cutler and Ray Bonneville, It's very plain to see, James Cronan and Ray Bonneville And add a third, James Cronan, For the most courteous three. QUIETEST Mabel Whittemore and Richard Montigny You never know when they're around, Because they are so still, Mabel Whittemore and Richard Montigny Are the perfect two to fit the bill. MOST DRAG WITH THE FACULTY Sandra Cutler and James Whittemore For the most drag with the faculty In the class of '53, Sandra Cutler and James Whittemore Are the two for you to see. BEST DANCERS Jackie Breault and Paul Bourgeois Paul Bourgeois and Jackie Breault Are the Champions of our class And, as all of us do know, They're very hard to pass. 4 I I CLASS STATISTICS BEST DISPOSITIONS Sandra Cutler and George Roberts Sandra Cutler and George Roberts Have the best dispositions to be found, And, no matter what may come your way, You'II be happy when they're around. MOST FUN Shirley Simonzi and Paul Bourgeois The two most tun to have around Q1 We have found to be Paul Bourgeois as the boy, The girl, Shirley Simonzi. f 'ix I . MOST SOPHISTICATED Pat Lucas and Charles Stoddard Charles Stoddard, the lad, Pat Lucas, the lass, Are, indeed, the most sophisticated Of our Senior Class. CLASS FLIRTS Jackie Breault and Dick Gainer After looking all around, V The two class flirts it's plain to see , Are Jackie Breault and Dick Gainer lt I am sure you'Il all agree. BEST PERSONALITY Jackie Breault and Ralph Laime The two whom we find With the most personality Are Jackie Breault and Ralph Laime lt's very plain to see. 7, 42 CLASS STATISTICS BEST MUSICIANS Shirley Pope and Rene St. Onge For the greatest musicians All we have to say ls that Shirley Pope and Rene St. Onge Fit the bill all the way. HEARTBREAKERS Jeanne Jarvais and Louis Rovero When it comes to heartbreaking, We surely all do know That Louis Rovero and Jeanne Jarvais Were elected long ago. MOST TALKATIVE Irene Logie and Ralph Laime The most talkative two, It's very plain to see, Are chatty Ralph Laime And Irene Logie BEST LOOKING Jeanne Jarvais and Gerry Bachand For the best looking couple We looked around, And Gerry Bachand and Jeanne Jarvais Were the two that we found. NEATEST Jean Brearley and Gerry Bachand Sharp as a tack and neat as a pin And not just once but daily- The two we find to fit these words Are Gerry Bachand and Jean Brearley. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1953, being of unsound mind and body after four stren- uous years at Putnam High School, do hereby make this our last will and testament. John Alvord leaves his iob as Head-Monitor to Leo Caisse. Gerald Bachand presents his sharp red pants to William Curran. Edgar Belleville bequeaths his studious ways to Dorothy Jankof. Virginia Bernier leaves her seat in Stenography to Toini Ola. Jean Brearley leaves her size 5 shoes to Alfred Dawley. Raymond Bonneville leaves his ability to talk his way out of Mr. Emond's deten- tions to Ira Rodensky. kins. Paul Bourgeois leaves his cute guernsey iersey to Dale Harper. Norma Bourgeois hands down her sweet disposition to Mary Jean Gallup. Jacqueline Breault bequeaths her figure to Jane McGovern. John Champeau bequeaths his lovely curly hair to Chauncey Geer. Sardra Cutler leaves her neat ways to Sharon Nelson. James Cronan leaves his position as band-leader to Earl Geissler. Russell Dagnall presents his position on the football squad to Bone-Crusher Per- Patricia Darling leaves her fickle ways to loyal Roberta Barlow. Robert Davis leaves his comic books to anyone who thinks he can get away withi reading them in Study Hall. Richard Gainer bequeaths his caveman tactics to David Ash. Merrill Goodenough bequeaths her long blond tresses to Gail Robinson. Gertrude Gradie leaves her iob in the office to Mabel Johnson. Gladys Green bequeaths her love of horses to Betty Beaulac. Judy Green leaves her noisy ways to quiet Muriel Morrison. Jeanne Jarvais leaves her cheering ability to Gertude Girard. Muriel Keach leaves a warning to the incoming senior girls to stay away from Paul! Barbara Keech hands over her treasured seat in Art Class to Carol Horsefield. Winifred Kerouack leaves her knitting ability to very domestic Naomi Clark. Ralph Laime leaves his gift' of gab to Peter Nelson. Elwood LeFort leaves his magnetic attraction to women everywhere to Walter Junger. Raymond Levesque hands down his lovesick look to Wayne Woodis who already has one. Irene Logie bequeaths her blue eyes to Ann Cronan. Katherine Lovett leaves her boisterous personality to Jean Emond. Carole Lowe leaves her love letters from U. Conn. to anyone interested in college men. Patricia Lucas hands down her sophistication to quiet Barbara Brodeur. Richard Montigny leaves his photographic ability to Gerald Lapointe. Thomas Mooney leaves his American Observers to Potash in hopes he'll enjoy the iokes. Patricia McGarry leaves her acting ability to Alice Gagne. Barbara Normandin leaves her reserved parking area by the bulletin board to any steady couple in the next Senior Class. Alan Noon presents his gym shorts to Buzzy King. 44 Carol O'Brien leaves her interest in the Navy to Jeanne Labonte. Cynthia Perkins leaves her knee-socks to Pat Rafferty, the only girl brave enough to wear them. Shirley Pope hands down her layol heart to Jeanne Planchon. Romeo Randolph, to the iokers in the next senior class, leaves his ample supply of thumbtacks, slingshots, etc., which they sure can use. George Roberts bequeaths his cheerful disposition to Charles Serksnas. Louis Rovero leaves his preference for the name Jeanne to Joey Giraca. Lorraine Riendeau bequeaths her driver's license to Muriel Morin. Louise Rundell wills her interest in Killingly High to Nancy Fitzpatrick. Barbara Rust leaves her baritone horn to Martha Fish in the hope that she can handle two of them. E Rene St. Onge bequeaths his mustache to Theodore Darling. Francis Scott leaves his height to tiny John Ryan. Charles Stoddard leaves the offer of golf lessons to any girl who will teach him how to bowl. Ruth Saba leaves her place in the cafeteria to Nancy Lucchessi. Shirley Simonzi bequeaths her seat in Trig. class to anyone who likes to be mobbed with boys. Patricia Stocks wills her struggle in Algebra to all incoming Freshmen. Harry Tobler leaves his reckless driving with his Ford to Gilbert Page. Richard Valade bequeaths his love of the Yankees to Ray Gagnon. Carol Weston leaves her tiny waist to Marlene Burdick. Loring White leaves his ability to play the base drum to Ronald Jacquish. James Whittemore hands his savoir-faire to Paul Phaneuf. Mabel Whittemore leaves her cute nose to Mary Rose Roy. The Senior girls leave their lunch tables on the stage of the cafeteria to this year's Junior girls. The Senior boys leave their varsity positions on the athletic teams to all under- classmen. To all Juniors we leave the honor of being Seniors and all the privileges that ac- company this honor. To the Sophomores we leave the privilege of becoming upper-classmen. To the Freshmen we leave the dubious honor of becoming Sophomores and leaving Freshman lowliness behind. We, the undersigned, state that we have witnessed this will in the presence of a lawyer and do hereby declare it legal according to the laws of Connecticut. James Cronan, Lawyer Witnesses: Patricia Darling Winifred Kerouack Irene Logie Katherine Lovett Patricia McGarry 45 CLASS GIFTS Scene: Corner of Main and Front Streets. Time: June, T953 Uean and Harry enter from the opposite wings. They walk hurriedly to the center of the stage, where there is a street corner sign, Main and Front. They begin to talk ex- citedly.l Jean: Hi, Harry, have you purchased any gifts yet? Harry: No, have you? Jean: No. If only the last two shipments of gifts hadn't been lost, we would be all right now. fPat enters from back center.I Harry: Oh, there you are, Pat. Have you found any more gifts yet? Pat: No, I can't find any. I've been all over town, and I can't find any store that can supply us with what we want on such short notice. Jean: I just told Harry we would be all set if we had received the gifts we ordered last April. Harry: Sure, or even if we had received the gifts we bought in May. James: Hello, everyone. How are you getting along with the gifts? Pat: Terrible. Jean: No luck at all. Harry: Not I either. James: We have all the bad luck. That shipment of gifts we imported from England would have been the talk of the school for many years. Barbara: Sure, but what happened? A storm blew up over the Atlantic, and the ship that was bringing the gifts over sank! Pat: At least we collected the insurance on them. Harry: So, what happened? We bought new gifts from Maxies of Hollywoodl We thought if we had them shipped by express, they would arrive safely. Jim. That was a good idea, but it back-fired, too. The express train was robbed before it arrived in Putnam. Barbara: The F.B.I. hasn't found the robbers yet, but they think it was the same gang that specialized in holding up Brinks! Jean: A lot of good that does us. We collected insurance again, but we still don't have the gifts. CPauI walks in from the left front. He carries a suitcase and walks slowly and nonchalant- ly towards the right rear exit.J Pat: Where, oh where, are we going to buy the gifts on such little notice? Harry. I have the money right here. We can afford to pay a little extra if we can find someone who can promise prompt delivery. fHarry pulls out a stack of money and flaps the ends. When Paul hears this, he whirls around and listens to the rest of the conversation.I Barbara: We had better get something done in a hurry. The senior class is gathering down in Union Square to wait for their gifts. Pat: Someone had better go down there right now. Barbara, why don't you go down to try to convince them to be patient. Barbara leaves. Pat: Good luck!!! Paul: All right folks, I'll tell you what l'm going to do. You want gifts: I have gifts. Through the courtesy and compliments of the Pomfret General Store, I have to offer for the first time, the greatest assortment of plain and fancy gifts ever gathered together in one spot. You want cars? I have cars, beautiful, imported, custom built low-slung, European designed cars. You want athletic goods? Well, I have a gi- aantic supply of goods from the famous S-M Athletic Department of the West Thompson General Store, an affiliate of my own store. You want office supplies? I have them. I have just returned from the famous Charlie's Office Supply Com- pany of Dayville Heights, where I have purchased numerous articles which are considered to be durable, but due to circumstances beyond my control, they are not guaranteed. You want books? I have a wide selection of novels, fiction, and famous quotes from the Semi-Colon Bookshop, which is located on Grave Street Extension. Everyone turns away and starts to leave. Harry is still flipping the money as he walks by Paul. Paul grabs the money with one hand and Harry with the other hand: he quickly places the money in his coat pocket. Paul: Just a minute, Buster. Don't leave while I'm talking. I was just about to mention our special bargain prices. I like your looks. Tell you what I'm going to do. For the modest sum you just gave me you can have any and all the gifts I have previously mentioned: iust line up over here. Take your note books and iot down the names and articles: I'II tell you what I'm going to do. tHe sets up his suit case on a stand: People pull out their note books.J Paul: I have to offer a few kitchen supplies which I have acquired from the famous Kitchen Supply Company on East South Main Street. Do I hear a bid on this set of splendid towels? Pat: l'Il take those for Judy Green to put in her hope chest for future use. Paul: A beautiful red apron. Jim: Ruth Saba is the best kitchen worker P.H.S. has ever seen. An apron would be iust the thing to keep her clean and neat. Paul: A broom. I'Il take that for Russell Dagnall, so he may continue his part time iob while in college. Paul: A iar of Ever Shine polish. Jean: Could you shine a ring with it? Paul: That's what it is noted for. Jean: Then I'II take that for Louise Rundell, so she can keep her K.H.S. ring shiny while she waits for the next. Paul: Moving over to the automotive department, I have a varied assortment of stream- lined and custom built automobiles and a selection of auto supplies. I have three new blue sedans, a flashy red convertible, and also an old but dependable used car. Jim: I'II take one of those blue sedans for Romeo Randolph, so that he can have trans- portation to see his girl. Harry: I'II take one for George Roberts, so that he won't have to bum rides any more. Pat: I'II take the convertible for Rene St. Onge because he loves to ride to Hartford in his convertible, but the roof leaks. This new one will keep him dry and comfortable. Jim: I'Il take another one of those sedans for Winifred Kerouak, so she can get from Pomfret to Putnam with more ease. Jean: Well, I guess I'II have to settle for the used car for Harry Tobler, but since he has had so many cars, I don't mind seeing him with another old one. Paul: Now that the automobiles have been taken care of, we'II go to the auto supplies. Do I have a bid for a wrench? Jean: I'lI take that for Edgar Belleville, so that he can extend his mechanical ability in the future. Paul: How about this Forever Keeps Your Car Shiny, chamois? Pat: Oh! I'lI take that for Francis Scott, so that he can forever keep his Mercury as shiny as it is now. Paul: Do I have a bid for a tool box and a map of Massachusetts? Harry: l'II take the tool box for Paul Bourgeois, so that he can always keep his hot rod running. And I'II take the map for Loring White, because he is forever spending his weekends traveling to Massachusetts, and I think this little gift will keep him from getting lost. Paul: I also have two permits - one is for Parking, and the other is a chauffeur's permit. Jean: If that parking permit is good for Farrows Street, I'Il take it for Bob Davis. Paul: It sure is. Harry: I'II take that chauffer's permit for Carol Lowe, so that she can drive her friends around. Paul: How about some nice polish? Pat: I'lI buy that for Gladys Green to polish the saddle of her riding horse. Paul: Jumping from ground transportation to air, I have a Sabre iet and a beautiful DC 4. Pat: I'II take the iet for Gerald Bachand, so that he can increase his speed on his trips to Fall River, Massachusetts. Harry: I'lI take the DC 4 for Barbara Normandin. Next year she can have something to transport her letters from Teachers' College to a certain someone. Paul: Well, we are back on the ground again, and I'lI tell you what I'm going to do. I have two cans of paint and a box of water colors. Well, do I have a bid for the paint? James: I'II take a can for Raymond Bonneville, so that he can continue his sign painting business in the future. Pat: I'll take the other can for Carol O'Brien, so that she can keep her father's fenders shiny after her old boy friends pass by. Paul: Well, how about this box of water colors? James: I'll take that for Merrill Goodenough. She can use them in completing a master-- piece she has recently started. Paul: Realizing that books are the key to intelligence, I make it my business to always have an abundance on hand. And please for the books' sake do not iudge these fine masterpieces by my intelligence. Jean: I'll take this for Jacqueline Breault, so that she will continue to bex as gay out of school as she was in school. Paul: A large 500 page note book. Pat: I'll take that for John Alvord. This will keep him from getting business assignments mixed up. Paul: A Forever Keep You Eating cook book. Harry: I'll take that for Barbara Keach, so that she can broaden her cooking knowledge. Paul: Here is a 250 page book which is entitled We Have An Answer to Any Love Problem You May Have. Jean: Oh! Let's get that for Louis Rovero. Now he can have a guide for his future love problems. Paul: A book of tickets which is good in any picture house that bears the name Theater. Pat: We'll take those for Katherine Lovett, because we wouldn't want her to be embar- rassed when she sells all the tickets down at the Bradley Thater. An extra book will be of help. Paul: Here is a Navy Manual that contains all the new ordinances. James: Let's get that for Alan Noon. With this new information he should be able to stay out of the brig. Paul: And last, but not least, a book on famous quotes. l believe it says compiled by the English Department, Putnam High School. Harry: I think Ralph Laime should have this book because it will come in handy someday when he becomes an announcer at Putnam's radio station. Paul: Now we'll move into the music department. The first item is a baton. James: Let's get that for James Cronan, because he could use one when he conducts his symphony orchestra. Paul: How about a music sheet? Pat: We'll take that for Virginia Bernier, so that she can always have an extra composi- tion on hand after she becomes a great pianist. Paul: Do you want this song sheet? lt's called Longing for You. Harry: I'll take that for Shirley Pope, so that she can continue to serenade Dave as she has in the past. Paul: Moving over to the athletic department,l have a professional basketball and foot- ball with the famous initials S. M. on them. I also have a pair of roller skates and a bowling pin. Jim: We'll take the football for Richard Gainer. After he turns Pro he can use it for practice. Jean: I'll take the basketball for Patricia Darling, so she can practice and someday become a great star. Pat: Let's get the roller skates for Gertrude Gradie. She will be able to put them to good use in her nursing career. Harry: Let's get the bowling pin for Raymond Levesque. It will come in handy when he opens his own bowling alley. Paul: Now, we'll move over to our fine selection of office supplies. Here is a box of personalized stationery. Pat: Let's give that to Jean Brearley. She writes to her sailor so often she is always: running out. Paul: Here is a brand new l953 super deluxe model Underwood typewriter. Jean: I'll take that for Patricia Stocks. She can use it to keep in practice. That way she will never lose her terrific speed. Paul: This package contains a gross of Eversharp pencils. i Jim: Because Thomas Mooney loses so many pencils, l'm sure he would appreciate this new supply. Paul: This a bottle of black ink that was brewed by the Chemistry class. 48 Pat: I think Mabel Whittemore should get that. She is such a capable bookkeeper that I know she will want to keep all her books in the black. Paul: Do you think you can use this super deluxe typewriter eraser? Harry: Sure, we'Il give that to Norma Bourgeois to assist her in doing her future office work. Paul: This is our very best model sewing-kit. Jim: It's no problem to give that away. Everyone knows how skillful Sandra Cutler is with a needle and thread. If she has this kit, she will always be well equipped. Paul: Here is a pair of imported Swedish steel scissors. Jean: Let's give those to Patricia McGarry, so she will be able to keep her hair cut short when she wears her nurse's cap. Paul: Now we'II move into the cosmetics department. The first item I have is a bottle of perfume. Pat: That will have to go to Irene Logie. Don't you know she iust loves to receive per- fume as a gift. Paul: This mascara should be easy to give away. Harry: Let's give that to Jeanne Jarvais. She says she never uses any, but in case she ever wants to start she will have some. Paul: A nylon hairbrush. The very latest. Jean: Oh! That's what we should give to Lorraine Riendeau. It will keep her hair soft and beautiful. Paul: This is a large economy size tube of toothpaste. Harry: That should go to Barbara Rust to keep her pleasant smile bright. Paul: All that's left in this department are two combs. Jim: Elwood Le Fort should certainly receive one of them. It will be iust the thing to keep his locks in place. Harry: l'II take the other one for John Champea. He's the only other boy in the class whom I can think of that can use the comb. Paul: Now, I have two bottles of vitamin pills. Pat: I think we should give one bottle to Carol Weston. They may helplher to gain a little weight. Jim: Richard Valade needs the other bottle to keep the rosy color in his'cheeks. Paul: Here is a guaranteed non-breakable hard glass test tube. Jean: Charles Stoddard will need lots of test tubes when he becomes a great chemist. Let's give him one now as a starter. Paul: How about a roll of color film? Pat: Let's get that for Richard Montigny. He will be able to use it when he becomes a great photographer. Paul: How about a Bell telephone and a five cell flashlight? Jim: Let's get the telephone for Patricia Lucas, so that she can always keep in touch with Donald. Jean: l'II take the flashlight for Muriel Keach, so she can always keep track of a certain usher in the Bradley Theatre. Paul: l'm right down to the bottom of the pile. AII that I have left is a boat and a large size dog biscuit. Harry: A boat will be just the thing for Cynthia Perkins. It will remind her of her interests in the Navy. Jim: Let's give the dog biscuit to Shirley Simonzi for her puppy. Paul: I quess that makes it, folks. Everything is gone. Thanks for your generosity. Maybe I'll be seeing you around again someday. fPaul closes up his suitcase and everyone begins to Ieave.l Jean: Wait a minute. I think we have forgotten someone. Do you have any idea who it might be? Harry: I think we took care of everybody. Pat: I know who it is. We forgot to give James Whittemore a present. Paul: All I have left is this suitcase. Pat: That's iust the present we should give him. He can pack his clothes in it when he goes to college. lEveryone leaves the stage.l Paul Bourgeois Barbara Normandin Jean Brearley Harry Tobler Patricia Lucas James Whittemore 49 Q! PSA- x' f I B I E - w QQ 'JV if ww-'-' , s ...A- . -SL' M, ...nt- x lfif' '4 -B QQ J av Q. 181.1 .ix NNW 'v I iw L ' ug, ! Vx is xi 's X -vw 'F 4-L . N . IW 5 -i 14 li I flier ff' FINAL HONOR STUDENTS First Row, lc-It to right: Louis Rovero, Valerlictoriang Russell Dcignall, Salutatoriang Virginia Bernie: Thirdg Barbara Rust, Fourihg James Whitlelnore, Fifth, Patricia McGarry, Sixthg Barbara Normandin, Sovc-nthg Shirley Simonzi, Eighth. Second Row, left to right: Sandra Cutler, Ninthp Gladys Green, Tr-nth: John Champeau, Eloventhg Katheine Lovett, Twelfthg Gertrude Gradie, Thirteenth, IAl'JsentIg Charles Storlclarrl, Fourteenthg James Cronan, Fifteenthg Mabel Whittemore, Sixteenth. 5 4 I ei NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Lr-tt to right' Miss Charlotte McCulloch, Faculty Advisory James Whittcmore, Sandra Cutler, Louis Rovnro, Vice Prrrsiclrfntg John Champa-au, Presiclcntg Patricia McGarry, Russell Dognull, Barbara Rust. Absent when picture was talu-nz Shirley Simonli, Secretary-Treasurer. JMB ,N M H D A'-A s A, I is X 7 ,f I 5 fl Va f , 2 1 iv H la i. 'U I' 66 I 411 l'! !4:5a-iw' , . cieawdjf 55 X K 66 of 514 JUNIORS First Row, left to right: Alice Gagne, Jean Emond, Eleanor Currier, Judith Brown, Gertrude Girard, Marlene Burdick, Naomi Clarll, Omer Valade, Joseph Giraca, Jeanne Planchon, Nancy Fitzpatrick, Muriel Morrison, Toini Oia, Sharon Nelson, Sara Gifford, Barbara Brodeur. Second Row, left to right: Mr. Clarence Pedley, Faculty Advisor, Claire Gaucher, Florence Shippe, Helen Peckham, Jeannette Lapointe, Lorraine Lapointe, Jean Messier, Joyce King, Muriel Morin, Jeannine St. Onge, Carol Was, Mary Jean Gallup, Gloria Normandin, Louise Wilcox, Mary Ray, Nancy Lucchesi, Miss Anne Hogan, Faculty Ad- visor. Third Row, left to right: Barbara Light, Gloria Guertin, Mary Gilbert, Leonie Gilbert, Joyce Smith, Madeline Murray, Dorothy Jan- lrot, Jane McGovern, Beverly King, Barbara Deotte, Carol Horsefield, Roberta Barlow, Gerald Lapointe, Alfred Dawley, Charles Dean, War- ren Bradway, Betty Beaulac, Miss Johnson, Faculty Advisor. Fourth Row, left to right: Peter Nelson, Wayne Woodis, Leslie Chapin, lra Rodensky, Dale Harper, Lawrence Gagne, Gilbert Page, Paul Tetreault, Peter DiVencenzo, Paul Phaneuf, Robert Trudeau, Raymond Gagnon, Stephen Kaserick, Walter Junger, Henry Bourgeois, Martha Fish, Jacqueline Ryan, Fifth Row, left to right: David Ash, Leo Fon- taine, Paul Aldrich, Walter Koza, Richard Kelley, Chauncey Geer, Henry Labonte, Charles Serksnas, Richard Sochor, Roger Nadeau, Peter Mayo, Phillip Carpentier, Robert Leclair, Richard Ferguson, Jeanne Labonte, Jeannette Guevremont. Absent when picture was taken: Lillian Mooney, Gail Robinson. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front to rear: Jeanne Planchon, Secretary, Naomi Clark, Treasurer, Omer Valade, President, Joseph Giraca, Vice-President. g. gi E E t i 2 x SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Front to Rear: Thomas Donlon, President, Evelyn Desautels, Treasurer, Jean Brunelle Secretory, Lionel Richard, Vice-President. SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row, left to right: Mildred Williams, Lynn Wiitanen, Ann Bryson, Gail Godsman, Pauline Wilson, Carol Sherman, Raili Miller, Celia Thornton, Lianne Laperle, Shirley Woznicki, Evelyn Desautels, Lionel Richard, Thomas Donlon, Jean Brunelle, Beverly Mountford, Nancy Alvord, Fay Day, Theresa Frechette, Elaine LaChance, Rose Lamiotte, Anna Dubois, Geraldine Champagne, Dorothy Woodward, June Bailargeon. Second Row, left to right: Mrs. Irene Bennett, Faculty Advisor, Peggy Kelley, Carolyn Baker, Paula Barribeault, Kathleen Davis, Nancy Moser, Elizabeth Killian, Charlotte Snelgrove, Sybil Compa, Carol Moss, Audrey St. Peter, Evangeline Robichaud, Helen Messier, Mabel Johnson, Pauline Davis, Jeanne Guertin, Laura Bour- beau, Carol Hopkins, Doris Franklin, Alice Cheney, Joan Berthiaume, Joan Tetreault, Shirley Fontaine, Miss Bernice Borse, Faculty Advisor. Third Row, left to right: Mr. George St. Marie, Faculty Advisor, Lydia Gray, Lucille St. Martin, Jean Hannifan, Judith Keith, Richard Meehan, William .Taylor, William Perry, David Davis, Roland Gardner, Leo Caisse, Carolyn Chase, Barbara Gauvin, Eleanor Fenner, Charles Perkins, Ernest Bousquet, John Mathieu, Thomas Kelly, Robert Miner, Stephen Peluso, Ronald Jaquish, Mr. Theodore Dreisbach, Faculty Ad- visor. Fourth Row, left to right: Leon Laime, Daniel Rovero, Camille St. Martin, William Simonzi, Richard Cotton, Robert Currier, Henry Bugbee, Albert Morrell, Robert Turgeon, Robert Ducharme, Goeffrey Wheaton, Roger Lamoureux, James Dina, Robert Jarvais, Earl Gag- non, Normand Bellerose, William Curran, Theodore Darling, Donald LeBeau. Fifth Row, left to right: Paul Beaudreault, Paul Christofori, Robert DeFilippo, Joseph Kelly, Lucien Boutin, Richard Bennett, David Baker, Arthur Robitaille, Ronald LaBranche, Dudley Mansfield, John McCormac, Robert Miour, Dean Hogan, Robert Jakola, Paul Rowan, John Ryan, Sherwood Willis, Robert Gagne, William St. Martin, Maurice Viens, Robert Warren. Absent when picture was taken: Joseph Stoddard, Arlene Bazinet, Ann Cronan, Mary Mayo, Leonore McKenna. L SS FRES Heavens, Roland ael DePaulo, Tracy ch ,Mi Gilman Dona d Etchels Barbara Tefft, Patr cia Wilcox, yce :Jo hr Row, left to rig mt F VY Ga i, I' ristofo C Boyd nord, Be ITI Willia Pelkey, Roland lin Gau Alice pointe, La zabeth E rv, Love Susan un, La tchen YS we, G Lo Cot- arie M ak Wilcox, Donald M Wilson Donald Page, Augustus OD Amidon, Nels difh Ju Copeland, Rae, Janet GC M Lucille Mayo, YO left Row, Advisor, Fourth Facu ty no r, Mr. William Buckley, Whitman, Jacqueline Planchon, Dorothy queh S Bow King, Michael ndry, La Geissler, Ronald Ear I1 ank Fr Roger ber, O ight: Dale I' Veilleux, Evelyn Woicik, Victoria eau, OT M Perry, Gloria HG An oclcs, t ward S Ed t Tetreau bonte, Roland La aynard, Louis M H Robe Schneiderman, Claudia Sandra chols, Ni Y th VO Do net, Baz Jane St EFICE UT La L SSO G Fr ephen St Holda, rd G Edw eSantis, D ilip Ph Jeann ne SS M ht to rig Row, left Second 9. guson, Eleanor Laim Fer Rodney Vinal, ayne m Bel erase, W lia W Watson ank Fr Onge, Biron Nancy ire Carlage, Cla rothy Do U Adviso Facu ty R chard, TO left Row, hh F Rafferty. Patricia L O SH Serlc natoliius A Tarr, Desruis- Y Efle se, A ha yC I' Ma Carleton CJ s,Lnd Loo Aldrich, Janet -0: av. F2 ELL C 'I c 'i W m E 3 oO .D Us -IGI I T3 'vo' -ga K D ..,- L.- WE U U C SIL ... q9.l 212 '15 ,sz C D 0-9 '50 - 5 Em if 33 ..2 ES. QV: 'Lx 55 0 C -.. Q10 O:- .E I ICD ,5- .-C. Q.C CP C3 -ga :O gm u .QQ U 5-I .. -1.9 .- C3 .tw gn. 'Lui w.E C.. :U U11 QU 'E 'Jia go 'LE CU 30 Un: 54 c SC as o wo v!'5 Joseph Bordua, Boucher George Charles oodenough, G Arthur a Franlcl n, e Charon, Ethel Dragon, Sandr h be, Cla TU G man, L nda Y GU fe Beaud ard ch ,Ri Bernier Pau peau, Cham P Ph Bave, Charles Desrocher, Mr esrocher, Beverly D Hogan, Gloria Patricia eau, Charles Stein- d TU T rt Larrow, Robe rroll nte, Ca bo eLa En Eug Normand Mr ht rig left to Row, Advisor. Th rd Seney, Faculty Robert alcenz s I WU 8 pictur hen W nt Se Ab Beaudry. r ck, Thomas b Robert t gneau Mi Benoit, Alfred T16 dvisor, Pau yA Facu t Emond, Gaudreau, Claire Saucier. , Joan div eau, Theresa Cre FC Ga d fre Coutu, Al arie M pointe La Jon Nelson Margaret Osborne, FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS U YE uel ne Planchon, Treasu Jacq Yi on, Secretar id Am esident, Judith VicefPr + C U King, 'U ':. U to rear Nelson C :L 4: GJ ., J C' m 0 W Ti nt O 4: .E 2 Fro I .. ,1 -- .- ... qu' v F SENIOR RECEPTION COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Front Row, left to right: Jean Brearley, Flowers Jeanne Jarvais, Music, Jacqueline Breoult, Invitations Second Row, left to right: Merrill Goodenough, Pub Iicityg John Champeau, General Chairman: Carol Lowe, Publicity, STUDENT COUNCIL Seated left to right Normand Bellerose Joanne Florin, Toini Oia, Sandra Cutler, Secretary, Omer Valade Vice President Louis Rovero President Jeanne Planchon, Treasurer, Patricia McGarry, Lynn Wuitanen Thomas Donlon Standing Ielt to right John Mathieu, Peter Devincenzo, Laurence Gagne, Mr William Buckley Faculty Advisor John Champeau, Russell Dagnall, Robert Trudeau, Michael I CLIPPER-BANNER STAFF First Row, left to right: Roland Gardner, Robert Turgeon, Robert Miner, Philip Champeau, John Mathieu, Stephen Peluso, Goeffrey Wheaton, Second Row, left to right: Sandra Cutler, Eileen Hogan, John Alvord, Ralph Laime, Gladys Green, James Whittemore, Editor-in-chief, Louis Rovero, Russell Dagnall, Katherine Lovett, Merrill Goodenough, Dean Hogan. Third Row, left to right: Mr. Colin Woodfoll, Faculty Advisor, Jean Emond, Paul Aldrich, Dorothy Jankot, Charles Serksnas, Jacqueline Breault, Richard Montigny, Barbara Normandin, Barbara Rust, Charles Stoddard, Virginia Bernier, Elwood LeFort, Joseph Bove. Fourth Row, left to right: William Simonzi, William Curran, Lucille St. Martin, Patricia Tefft, Sybil Compo, Evelyn Desautels, Sharon Nelson, Alice Gagne, Jeanne Guertin, Gretchen Laun, Jon Nelson. Absent when picture was taken: Nancy Moser, Shirley Simonzi. BAND First Row, left to right: Jeannine St. Onge, Barbara Gouvin, Jacqueline Ryan, James Cronan, Drum Maier, Carol Was, Head Maiorette, Sara Gifford, Muriel Morin. Second Row, left to right: Celia Thornton, Patricia Rafferty, Lionel Richard, Edward Holda, Ira Radenslcy, Leslie Chapin, Raymond Bonneville, Nelson King, Robert Gagne. Third Row, left to right: Janet Copeland, Barbara Rust, Nancy Moser, Martha Fish, Roger Franklin, Ronald Jacquish, Sandra Schneidermon, Augustus Wilson. Fourth Row, left to right: Mr. John Moran, Director, Donald Lebeau, Paul Cristofori, Rene St. Onge, Gary Page, Loring White, Alfred Migneault, Robert Miner, Stephen Peluso. GJ BUSINESS CLUB First Row, left to right: Patricia Lucas, Jeanne Jarvais, Virginia Bernier, Secretary, Jacqueline Breault, Vice President, Merrill Goodenough, President, Eilleen Hogan, Treasurer, Lorraine Riendeau, Barbara Rust, Second Row, left to right: Patricia Stocks, Shirley Pope, Norma Bourgeois, Gladys Green, Carole Lowe, Cynthia Perkins, Miss Anne Hogan, Faculty Advisor. Third Row, left to right: Jaan Artiaco, Carol Weston, Judith Green, Winifred Kerouack, Mabel Whittemore, Jean Brearley. 1 ! 1 I r R I , t 1 i i A HOME ROOM TREASURERS First Row, It-ft to right: Celia Thornton, Carolyn Chase, Barbara Rust, Naomi Clark, Beverly Mount- torrl, Dorothy Carlage, Virginia Bernier, Eleanor Fenner, Arthur Robitaille. Second Row, left to right: Robert Miour, Dale Oher, Alan Noon, Peter Mayo, Gerald Bachand, Mrs. Irene Bennett, Faculty Advisor, William Curran, Robert Trudeau, Peter Divencenzo, Roger Baker, Dean Hogan. n ' .,. gmt' c I g A DRIVER EDUCATION The first recipients of driver certificates under the new Driver Education Program are as follows: First Row, left to right: Eleanor Currier, Jeanne Planchon, Mr. George Metz, Instructor, Martha Fish, Barbara Brodeur. Second Row, left to right: Jeannine St. Onge, Sharon Nelson, Muriel Morin, Paul Tetreault, Louise Wilcox, Dorothy Janlcot, Gloria Normandin. I FRENCH CLUB First row, left to right: Louis Rundell, Carol O'Brien, Barbara Normandin, Sandra Cutler, Paul Bour geais, Omer Valade, Sharon Nelson, Eileen Hogan, Patricia McGarry, Katherine Lovett. Second row, left to right: Mr. Normand Emond, Faculty Advisor, Jacqueline Ryan, Alice Gagne, Eleanor Currier, Jean Emond, Dorothy Jankot, Jeanne Planchon, Gerald Bachand, Martha Fish, Muriel Morin, Jeannine St. Onge, Gertrude Girard, Barbara Brodeur, Marlene Burdick. Third row, left to right: Peter Nelson, Henry Bourgeois, Robert LeCIair, Raymond Gagnon, Stephen Kacerick, Romeo Randolph, Edgar Bellee ville, Charles Serlxsnas, Walter Junger, Warren Bradway, Charles Dean, Raymond Bonneville. he 'rw-vine, Y ,, s, gmt. SENIOR HOMEMAKING CLUB Seated, left to right: Mary Mayo, Pauline Wilson, Gail Godsman, Lynn Wiitanen, Margaret Kelley, Carolyn Chase, Mildred Williams, Vice President, Judith Keith, President, Jean Brunelle, Secretary, Laura Bourbeau, Treasurer, Evelyn Desautels, Mabel Johnson, Barbara Gauvin, Ann Bryson, Anna Dubois, June Baillargeon, Standing, left to right: Alice Cheney, Jeanne Guertin, Carolyn Baker, Eliz- abeth Kilian, Elaine LaChance, Pauline Benoit, Jean Hannifan, Miss Margaret Hope, Faculty Advisor, Arlene Bazinet, Ann Cronan, Charlotte Snelgrove, Shirley Fontaine, Joan Tetreault, Jean Berthiaume, Paula Barribault, Dorothy Woodward, Geraldine Champagne, Fay Day. JUNIOR HOMEMAKING CLUB Seated, left to right: Claire Biron, Eleanor Laime, Frances Donlan, Marie Coutu, Susan Lovett, Gretchen Laun, Joanne Florin, Madeline Pelletier, Phyllis Defocy, Sandra Franklin, Janet Laos, Standing, left to right: Claire Charron, Alice Mayo, Ethel Dragon, Claudia Ferguson, Barbara Lowe, Nancy Aldrich, Patricia Hogan, Johanne Gagnon, Patricia Tefft, Miss Bernice Borse, Faculty Advisor. 62 CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Taini Oja, Jeanne Jarvais, Jeanne Planchon, Certrude Girard, Sandra Cutler, Naomi Clark, Jean Brearley, Head Cheerleader. MONITCRS Left Io right: Irene Logie, Jeanne Guertin, Eileen Hogan, Jeanne Planchon, Ralph Laime, Assistant Head Monitorg John Alvord, Head Moonitorg Muriel Keach, Merrill Goodenough, Gertrude Gradie. 63 -4-xg - gk! ' 17 -:sz'3', n ,ff CUSTODIANS Mr. Charles LaCroix and Mr. Ruym d D QV' 33 . W.. K3 6 CAFETERIA STAFF iagxi L H 1 gh! M M g I H p , Cofeleruc Manager, Mrs. Cote M L Croix, Mrs. DeS 1 64 ,, ,fl U f l f K , 15 7 f 7- N449 'N w 1 1,4 1- ., V n ' If A4 Y ' iifvv - 21 w w FOOTBALL SQUAD First row, left to right: Laurence Gagne, Gerald Bachand, Ralph Laime, Paul Bourgeois, Louis Rovero, Russell Dognull, Raymond Levesque, Joseph Giraca. Second row, left to right: Paul Rowan, Walter Junger, Poul Tetreault, lra Rodenslcy, Dale Harper, Paul Phaneuf, Gilbert Page, Omer Valade, Ray- mond Gagnon. Third row, left to right: Assistant Coach Dreisbach, Paul Cristofori, Robert DeFilippo, Camille St. Martin, Daniel Ravero, Lean Laime, Stephen Kacericlc, Coach Greenhalgh: Fourth row, left to right: Charles Perkins, Boyd Cristofori, Stephen Peluso, Gary Page, Edward Stocks, David Balmer, Roland Pellcey, Dale Ober, Henry Bourgeois, Mt. St. Marie, Athletic Director. Fifth row, left to right: Nelson King, Assistant Manager, Arthur Robitaille, Quentin Frost, William Perry, Robert Trudeau, Philip DeSantis, Joseph Stoddard, Thomas Kelly, Alfred Dawley, Managerg Donald Wilcox, Assistant Manager. CO-CAPTAINS Louis Rovero and Paul Bourgeois, l Won 5 Lost l Tied l 1- I, I I 'Vg V ' r .-fl xl xl! 1 ,M ' ....i I , , . I M rg, A ' F- F 9 5'- , 0. li- I. l Gu . a x VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left Io right: Paul Phaneuf, Louis Rovero, John Champeau, Raymond Levesque, Paul Bour- geois, Charles Dean. Second row, lefi to right: Nelson King, Roger Lamoureux, Raymond Gagnon, Robert Defilippo, Mr. James Greenhalgh, Coach. Third row, left to righf: Louis Rovero, William Simonzi, John McCormac, Ralph Loime. Won 'I3 Los? 7 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Charles Perkins, Alfred Migneaulf, Jon Nelson, Michael Bousquei, John Ryan, Dudley Mansfield, Second row, left to righf: Siephen Peluso, Thomas Kelly, Roger Franklin, Phillip DeSan?is, Robert Trudeau, Mr. Theodore Dreisbach, Coach. Third row, left fo righh Dean Hagan Joseph Bove, Charles Sleinbrick. Won T3 Lost 4 wa I at, . , J :Ji , , A , A A , . - 4 ' 'Ji X K A ,J Y. i ,5.4 ..., W 5.5, ,J M, , 1 9 il? l. L E gg x 'z - , - f .Iv i 'ia . , fn, ' W ' ' -' gf VI 5 f X 2? ' ' f 1 ' ,D X f I Q' 1 1 Q 0 24 I -I .... 3. I ' Q JA' X' GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Mary Jean Gallup, Dorothy lanlcot, Jeanne Jarvais, Co-Captain, Patricia Darling, Gertrude Girard. Second row, left to right: Joanne Florin, Manager, Sharon Nelson, Lucille St Martin, Sara Gifford, Cynthia Perkins, Mrs. Annette Nichols, Coach. Third row, Johanne Gagnon, Manager. Absent when picture was taken: Shirley Simonli, Cofaptain. GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Karen Frost, Patricia Rafferty, Nancy Moser, Captain, Patricia Tefft, Jeannine St. Onge. Second row, Iett to right: Joanne Florin, Manager, Joyce Gauvin, Marlene Burdick, Mrs, Annette Nichols, Coach, Joan Berfhiaume, Alice Gagne, Johanne Gagnon, Manager. CROSS COUNRTY TRACK First row, left to right: Charles Dean, Phillip Carpentier, Mr. George St. Marie, Coach, Eugene Roy, Peter Mayo, Second raw, left to right: Theodore Darling, John Mathieu, Robert Miner, John McCormac, Dean Hogan. Third row, left to right: Nelson King, Philip Champeau, Michael Bousquet, Joseph Bove, Robert Campbell, Jon Nelson, William Bellerose. INDOOR TRACK TEAM First row, left to right: Dean Hogan, Phillip Carpentier, Charles Dean, Louis Rovero, Gerald Bachand, Paul Bourgeois, Lawrence Gagne, Peter Mayo, Mr. George St. Marie, Coach. Second raw, left to right: Dale Harper, Walter Junger, Camille St. Martin, Joseph Giraca, Ira Rodensky, Paul Tetreault, Raymond Gagnon, Charles Serksnos. Third row, left to right: Nelson King, William Bellerose, Charles Perkins, John Mathieu, Michael Bousquet, Paul Rowan, Theodore Darling, Robert Warren, Lionel Richard. Fourth row, left to right: William Perry, Stephen Peluso, Ronald LaBranche. -1 - I N OUTDOOR TRACK First Row, left to right: Charles Dean, Ira Rodenslmy, Phillip Carpentier, Raymond Gagnon, Joseph Giraca, Louis Rovero, Gerald Bochand, Paul Bourgeois, Lawrence Gagne, Peter Mayo, Paul Tetreault. Second Row, left to right: Richard Cotton, William Bellerase, Dean Hogan, Charles Serllsnas, Gary Page, Paul Rowan, Michael Bousquet, John Mathieu, Stephen Peluso, Ronald LaBranche, Mr. George St. Marie, Coach. f 1 X BASEBALL TEAM First Row, left to right: Daniel Rovero, Joseph Giraca, Edgar Belleville, Russell Dagnall, Louis Rovero, Paul Bourgeois, Charles Dean, Dale Harper, Roger Lamoureux. Second Row, left to right: Charles Boucher, Michael Bousquet, Thomas Danlon, Stephen Kacericlc, Jon Nelson, Robert Maynard, Alfred Migneault, Ernest Bousqyet. Third Row, left to right: Coach Greenhalgh, Roger Baker, Robert Trudeau, Joseph Bove, Roger Franklin, Ira Rodenslcy, Tracy Heavens, Manager. 72 3, X C4 'fiofvqiglyfqfl - X f--.. X ?!T?'f'719s ' 2 77543 , f I , W! nf? 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