Rockville High School - Banner Yearbook (Rockville, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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During these years, we have been aided and guided by tour special persons, whom we call our agents. To show our gratitude for their patience and guidance, the class of '57 dedicates this yearbook to our class and yearbook advisors. MR JOHN MURPHY Yearbook Advisor MISS ARIMA CAMPO Class Advisor MR. NORMAN YOUNG Class Advisor MR. JOSEPH McCUSKER Yearbook Advisor si. PRODUCERS MR. ALLEN DRESSER Principal MR. JOSEPH MCCUSKER Assistant Principal 4 They have worked to produce better citizens for the future. MR. RAYMOND RAMSDELL Superintendent of Schools M f L s 7 . 5i ikw ff, X M1179 Dwwons W seed. They directed our way of life here at R.H.S. MRS. CLAIRE ALBOM MR, PHILIP AUDIBERT MISS ANNA BAIER MR. JOSEPH BELOTTI Physical Education Science English Social Studies MR. EDWIN BROOKS MISS ARIMA CAMPO MR. JOHN CANAVARI MISS GRACE CARBONE Industrial Arts Commercial Physical Education Commercial :we -flu ,-17 P -' ff 'I I . . .IQ AQ' gd MR. BURR CARLSON MRS, CAROL DUNCAN MRS. EMILY EISENHAURE MRS. WINIFRED ELLIOT Driver Education Social Studies Home Economics Home Economics i il ...L- 'Qtr uv MR. MARTIN FAGAN MISS ESTHER FELLOWS MISS LOUISE FLOOD MRS, MARJORIE GAYLORD 1 .N ly. A f .L.: ,,,,,,, I 5 'vm f I 1 ' N. . .IL . , 1 A MR. SAMUEL GOLDFARB MRS. LUCILLE GOODWIN MRS. DOROTHY HARLOW MISS MARGARET HART Band English Commercial U CYS? I FS x as 4 s ,as -A v Q i -I S4506 'W MR. GEORGE HEASMAN MRS. RHUBENA HYNDMAN MRS. NANCY KLOCK MR. ALAN KNOELA Induslriul Arls Ari Mallwemclics Commercial If 1 XT ffm -... in-r MISS LUCILLE KUHNLY MR. NEAL LANDERS MRS. ELSA LEONARD MISS ELEANOR LEWIS Chemistry Agriculture English Music I 2fl,L4,5fs.-81, .. .mu X CIP' 7.42 H'-Q I J L1 1' A 1 W, f ,, we M W A ,K 'qn7.4., . I s. N MR. KENNETH LITTLE MRS. KATHERINE MILLS MISS NANCY MOLLICA MISS JANET MORRILL lndnnrinl Arn Mnmnmnfif: Fnnlnk A rmnz.-... l.1..,...,.-... c,.,:,.l cr..,a:... 1' 'Vs XM -0 MISS EILEEN MURPHY MR. JOHN MURPHY MR. WALTER NEFF MR. DAVID OLIPHANT Foreign Language Mathematics Mathematics English rw O'SEEP MR. PAUL RODEN MRA ALBERT RU0p5 Fgceign Language Industrial Arts lndusqfiql Ang MISS DOROTHEA RUSSELL Commercial 'Zig X' Q-v '4n.. 1' v-,. . 1:f.ft-z- -M. .' 'f quilt. .A ,,,w,A' . , f . J xt. f 'I' 1, MRS. GRACE SHATTUCK MISS NANCY SIEURIN MRS. MARGARET SMALL MR. EWALD STECHHOLZ Home Economics Home Economics Librarian Industrial Arts MR. JAMES STOUGHTON English G Social Studies lx IScienCe Y Y I -'HV STAGEHANDS iinunx MRS., MADELINE FREDERICK M'Rs. JEWEL MASIN -. ,ctw , Lf- yn ,Ivy L 1 1 D ,, A,f f s..f V , 1. 9 They were happy to assist whenever we needed help. MISS MABEL CONRADY QU STAGEHANDS ...X ., L . , M I .. I-M,,.-,....E.... , A H ,I ,, lain L A ,,-' I l4V, Q , , 9 , K. HS , 'M WM-ff' 7 , ix I is , K S if I Q ,i -ig ,N ff I Af g ' Qi' is I, I ' 'E I .ut .X M MR. WILLIAM ABORN MR. GEORGE GSELL Q5 M -Q...-.4-.gg 6 f lz. z X MRS. GRACE PAYNE MRS. ANTOINETTE MUELLER MRS. ROSE NEUMANN ugh I . X . X X. Vx X . . J iv: P . 1 MR. WILLIAM LEE 10 MR. DAVID GILPIN 1 I V1 VIN. i X f lll l l l I HH! R Q Cad! Claaa of '57 s ,- io 0,9 ..2 2-..2 DE 5+E'1 'f55A 52? 1 A l MAUA AQOLS t I uMaii.H vu af She has hair. of reddish uhuel lalze care. i , N f L 5' t 5f1.W ,M w C Qu JANICE ARN Fam Busy here, busy there, to find her quiet is something rare. G.A.A.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Group I, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4, High Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Henry Award l, Glee Club l, 2, Chorus 3, sec- retary 3, Choir 4, Bannerette 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Receptionist Junior Prom 2, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, co-cap- tain 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, A.A. 3, Interscholastic Press Conference 3, laurel Girls' State Delegate 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Usherette for Graduation 3, Ham Supper 3, Honor Society, Senior 4, Editor of Banner 4. .fpgjw ICK AUCLAIR i fx., '- it ik '5 , A 'un-my SANDRA ALLEN Sandy l have room in my heart for every loyhu Glee Club l, Chorus 4. 12 A master speaks but few word ' f ffnodf' ' reat men inches ROBERT ABORN lIBobll ' Council Award 4, Ham Student Pub Ban Sl' PH usjvlu ER ARLENE ALLEMAN Hph I HAYSH l . She's so easy t re o , gust A quiet girl, nice to know. lock for 0 i O ,Pm ,y,,, Club 'l, 2, Starettes 2, Choir G.A.A.C. 2: A. li lee Club 3 4 2, Ch 3, 4, rettes 3, nerett 3WSe ion 4. A P SANDRA BAKER Sandy She is well paid, that is well satisfied. ALFRED BEEBE Beeb l never let school interfere with education. LOIS BENNETT Locus A good disposition is better than gold. Choir 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4. DONALD BEERWORTH 03A I Duck rt Athletic and sturdy of frame, 6 may honors come to deck your FREDERICK BIRD name. Prom Waiter I, A.A. 1, 2, 3, Soc- cer I, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4, Bas- ketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, sec- retary 4, Student Council 'l, 2, 3, 4, president 4, Class President- 2, Honor Roll 2, Nutmeg Boys' State Delegate 3, Delegate to Youth Forum 3, Senior Auction 4, Ban- ner Stalf 4. I M. ANTIONETTE BENDER Toni A winning way, a pleasant smile, are things that make her life worth while. Freshman Play 'l, Dance Group 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, High Honor Roll 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Bannerette 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 3, Receptionist Junior Prom 2, Junior Ham Supper Committee 3, Usherette at Graduation 3, Leaders' Club 4, Banner Stal? 4, Parade of Youth Reporter 4, Dele- gate to Parade of Youth Forum 4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Senior Auction 4. Birdie What's the use of worrying, it never was worth while. Waiter Senior Prom I, Photogra- phy Club I, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Banner Staff 4. ERT BLAIR llaobll more I li e dogs. JUDITH BIARDI ujudyu The happiest heart that ever beat. Entered R.H.S. Junior year from Manchester High School, G.A.A.C. 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Junior Ham Supper 3, Senior Auction 4, Bannerette 3, 4, Banner Stal? 4. MM DOROTHY BLONIARZ Hoop, Happy is she who is content. , 13 GEORGIANNA BOLLES George Why should I worry, why should I fret. AL- I4' AT , 9 CLIFTON BRADLEY Skeet Eat, drink and be merry for to- morrow we may die. Soccer I, 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, Base- HHUIII ind U Way , ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Banner Staff 4. tl N 'fl iq, 43 319 IGI' fi ww li U0 'J,, I VL he ls it I glibc Kfllllll V ol ,wp L JOHN BROWN John Bn silent, be safe. 'I4 ELEANOR BROWN it My A V v. 'I .VU L 1 ll I RALPH BU RT Ralph I ls JOHN BUSHER ujackns UHUPPYH ' e va tion i Little care and no despair. m nlcenff F'N-A- 31 4- B ketball I, 3, - ccer 3 4- Baseball ' 2 X ATI BETTY ANN BRUNELLE Betty Il It's nice to be natural if you'ro naturally nice. f Ill 'bl-I4' Lf' .V 'wif a perfnct u 3, Ch 4 glub 4. . A , x , , ,lELf! rxxyll xi' qlynfflll , xl NAN9ilqt4l1'HouN ,X l gl 5 My-cv ,! . ,ff,551,.,.wr, ,J e Club QV2, Ygtory 25 L dent Commci I, N .A.A.Cl Jw' V lnetb il5 I5 J . C rl a er Wlste N , 4, xfdent 5 C our 3, lpre7ic1dp 5 a hul for ation ii fl St lee lub egute 5 'Hig nor 1'-ll iw ri- R L ly l N L V fl LYNN CHASE ffwnnn Not too gay, not too serious. Club 15 A.A. ly Honor Honor Roll 35 Biology retary 35 Dramatic Club y Club 45 Cafeteria SEC , . BARBARA CHEMISTRUCK ROSEMARY CARON Barbara TfUlY U W0fll'Y friend-H Life to me is one great big bub cs.A.A.c. 1, aiology Club 2, F.N.A. b ' 3, 4, treuwrer 4- F.H.A. 2- F.N.A. 4. Q A I mai ' Ive w , NANCY CARROLL ' f whi e n e i Nancy GI Q , 2, r Cheerful company shortens the P- 5 Jun r P m , 'lc mi,M.,, . .A.Cll 4, ruff 5 J emor lttel W: m,h62fmBan , A f' 1 4 511 fi i 3 li ,l5f'T'f' 2, CLINTON CHARTER Clint Whot'x right with the world is right with me. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club 4. 1 3 , . MARCIA CLARK Murcia Not too serious, not too guy, with time to work and time to play. F.H.A. l, 2, 3, secretary 35 Junior Recl Cross 2, 3, 4, president 45 Honor Roll 'I, 2, 3, 45 Banner 4. I5 BETTY GAIL COLBURN Betty Her little tongue is never still, l talk it must ond talk it will. , 4 v .4 r . ' l'e l bf' J .X ,Xl THEODORE COWAN Clara Love me, love my Ford. Soccer Team 1, Banner 4. 16 Z Af. In LVLL THAIS CORDNER H-I-yu She greets us in a friendly way, a real nice girl is what we say. G.A.A.C. I, 2, 4, A.A. 2, Dance Group 2, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Var- sity Cheerleader 4, F.N.A. 3, Honor Roll 'I, 4, Ham Supper 3, Senior Auction 4, Choir 4 - Piano. JACQUELINE CORMIER Jackie as quiet as she intends to Biology- Club 3, Chemistry Club 4. JUDITH CZARNECKI All compliments to her trite, she has adorers left and right. G.A.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Dance Group I, 2, 3, 4, co- coptain 4, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Var- sity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Bannerette 2, 3, 4, as- sistant editor 3, Interscholastic Press Conference 3, Glee Club 2, Chorus 3, 4, vice-president 3, treasurer 4, Receptionist Junior Prom 2, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Committee Ham Supper 3, Junior- Senior Prom Committee 3, Senior Auction 4, Assistant Editor Banner 4. QL! MQ X BETSY DEMING Betsy Silence never betrays you. Photography Club 1, 0 20 Library Club 4. 1'.? RICHARD DIMOCK Dick Popularity is something desired by many but acquired by few. A.A. 1, High Honor Roll I, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Student Council 3, 4, Delegate Nutmeg Boys' State 3, Banner Stat? 4, Senior Auction 4, Class President 3, 4, Junior Ham Supper 3, Youth -Forum 3. Y I' l ' I 'if' l t I nY L s 1 Q ' ' 9 JOSEPH DLUBAC 4 ,,Joe,, L. f X.: There is not only an' arf but elegance in silence. Junior Ham Supper 3, Honor Roll 3, Banner 4. 3 Y .W ji, JOHN EICHOLTZER Hnuff I like work, it can sit and look at on.. Club F.r.A X1 A JUDITH DONZE Judie ILENE FELDON Not a flower, not a pearl, iust ll0 '9 a regular all around gurl. HA quid way but who can NYJ, Glee Club l, 2, Choir 3, 4. KATHLEEN DUNN IlKu'hYll Silent in her own way, she brings cheer to every day. G.A.A.C. l, 2, Honor Roll 2, High Honor Roll 3, Baton Twirling 1, 2, Photography Club 3, 4. RAYMOND GAY HRGYH See that twinkle in his eye, me- thinks there's mischief in his eye. Soccer l, 2, Basketball 'l, Banner 4. I 3 PAULETTE FARR Paulette A seamstress is made, not born. Glee Club l, 2, Chorus 3, D.A.R. 1955 Third place in local clothing contest, D.A.R. 1956 First place in local and state clothing contest, Banner 4. GESSAY Barb lies hidden friend- Red Cross 2, 3, 4, secretary nt 3, G.A.A.C. I, Dance Baton Twirling l, 2, l, Future Scientists of Amer- Honorable Mention 3- Ban CARL GOTTIER CarI Why teachers get grey. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4. GERALD HALPIN Chugger As devilish as they come. WM 1 DAVID GRUE XX Dave Science is vastly more to the imagination classics. Photography Club I 2- 0-20 lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 35 Banner MARGARET HAMER Jo-Ann NANCY GOYETTE Nancy Happy - go - lucky, Easy - go - free, Smile with an intent to do mis- Nothing on earth bothers men chief. ' Glee Club Ip Student Council 3. TIMOTHY GOZDZ DAVID HANY HT' H Im Little Gump I am as constant as the north ,, f h, h , H stunt, Beware o IS s y smile. X. RAYMOND HANY HRGYH Blessed are they that sleep for they shall soon drop off, DOLORES HARPER Dores Shy but oh my. EDWIN HECK uEdn Steadiness is the foundation of all virtues. Glee Club l. l If if I i WARREN HILL Dimples LOUISE HARPER Louise He is little, he is wise, he's a corker for his size. - There's a lot of deviltry beneath her mild exterior. Entered Sophomore year from Somers, High Honor Roll 2, 3, Stu- dent Council, Chemistry Club 4, treasurer 41 Banner Staff 4. , , 'M L ,uw if 1 ll JN ix! M MM K 1 U JOHN HEBERT KATHRYN HILLS Hjohnll HKa'hYH ,, . . . She's a wonderful person with a He goes his quiet way quite un- head of old ,, disturbed. 9 ' Delegate to Nutmeg Boys' State 3. :'.HE:nJILrFg:g2f ii Chemlsny Club I' ' , 4 r x ' If y . I , ' s ,' f ,' . . ., x Af 'I NANCY HEIM Nancy We see her, we know her, but we hardly ever hear her. Biology Club 3, 47 Future Scientists of America, Honorable Mention 3. ml WILLIAM HOBOTH aan He was shipwrecked before he got aboard. 19 ELAINE HOFFMAN Elaine Sincerely she treads life's way. gl , i A MARILYN JANTON Marilyn she smiles as bright as the stars.' A.A. 35 Hom Supper Committee 3: Honor Roll 3, Bannerette 4. GORDON HOWES Gordie I want what I want when I want it. F.F.A. 1,4 2, 3, 4, reporter 2, president 3. ALLEN JONES RUTH HOFFMAN Allen Rufhge He gives his thoughts no tongue. Softly speaks and sweetly smiles. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. BOYS Ode' 2 MICHAEL HOLLERAN Make He came to us a stranger, mains to us a friend. Entered Senior year. he re- All-state Choir 3, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4. SANDRA JONES Sandy Is she quiet and demure? Don't be too sure. EDWARD KEU.NE nEdu Men of few words are the best men. Her eyes are as dark as the skies, xl. MARTHA KINGSBURY Martha Quiet are her thoughts and happy is her nature. Usherette for Graduation 3, F.T.A. 3, 4. NORBE RT KOBLECT Norbert Each man to his own desire. ,W JOYCE KLUC I Hjoy Blonde hair, danci 9 e , a s smiling - she's u prize. G.A.A.C. 1, 2, 4, Honor Holl I, 3, 4, .l.V. Cheerleader 2, Ham Supper Committee 3, F.N.A. 3, secretary 3, Bonnerette 2, 4, Ban- ner Staff 4, Senior Auction 4. My X , MQW THERESA KOPE UTWY., PM what is joy? A PHILIP KLOCK Friendliness is the wine of life. tween two clouds. Choir 4, Banner Staff 4. l I JOAN MARIE KOWALSKI ...do rf, Joan X ll MM E Rl KLOTER ever trouble t u until trouble V H ovbles you. What sweet delight a quiet life affords. tudent Council I, 2, 3, A.A. I, ilee Club I, 2, Chor s 3, president Cf-A'A'C' li Glee Club 2i o'2o , Senior Auction 4. l-'b u'Y Club 4- w,ll I 1 3 i A ERINE KUCHENSKI HKa,hyH4 is the result of Honor Roll 2, Bannerette 4. i. ASX 21 - 'III USN! sl.. JAMES KULAS Ujimu A little nonsense now and then is relished by the b of men. J. V. Basketball . If it if DOLORES LAKEWAY Dolores l've taken my fun where l found it F.H.A. l, Bannerette 1, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Senior Auction 4. 22 WAYNE KUPFERSCHMID HKUPH In sports, studies, and friendship, too, he rates a perfect score with you. Glee Club l, 2, Choir 3, 4, presi- dent 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Soc- cer l, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4, Var- sity Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 4, A.A. l, 2, president 2, Honor Roll 'l, High Honor Roll 2, Junior Prom Waiter l, King of King and Queen Dance 2, Delegate to Nut- meg Boys' State 3, Student Council 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Banner Stal? 4, Senior Auction 4. P TR IX LABINE QLD., Knowledge to know, ability to do, energy to accomplish. Entered Sophomore year from Springfield, G.A.A.C. 2, High Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Henry Award 2, 3, Honor Society, Usherette Gradua- tion 3, Biology Club 3, 4, president 3, Banner Staff 4. ,tram v RONALD LEMEK ,,Ron,, Modesty becomes a young man. Baseball I, 2. ' flew MICHAEL LESIZZA nMiken A AlI great men are dead, and l'm not feeling so well myself. BEVERLY LANZ naevu Full of cheer, full of pep, making friends. with every step. Honor Roll l, 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 3, 4, G.A.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Glu Club l, 2, Bannerette l, 2, 3, 4, High Honor Roll 2, F.H.A. 2, Chorus 3, Ham Supper 3, Choir 4, Ban- ner Statf 4, Senior Auction 4. if J: , ,. waxing!! Q, . Nicqaglovgiibfl' ff V mischie ' s eyond Dramatic Supper Committee Co-chairman Sen- ior Auction Banner Stal? 4. 1 Q3 ROCHEUE LUETJEN Rochelle Her ioys are many, her cares are few. F.H.A. l, Bannerette 2, Senior Auc- tion 4. URSULA LYNCH uursu Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think about too. Glee Club 2, Honor Roll 2, 4, Choir 3, 4, Sturettes 3, G.A.A.C. l, 2, 4, Bannerette l, 2, 4, F.N.A. 3, treasurer 3, Dramatic Club 2, Ham 3, Banner Staff 4, Student ANDREW LYGA IlAndylI Young man with a horn. Band l, 2, 3, 4, president 4. LUETJEN Roger Ha m I from care l'm free RICHARD MALONE Richard PPY U I - ,, .I d f .I why crenf' ,hey an comemod Be si ent an sa e. 5: ence never like me-PM betrays you. DOROTHY LUHRSEN uDo'n To be like her we wouldn't mind. Bannerette 1, Glee Club 'l, 2, A.A. Representative 3, High Honor Roll Ham Supper 3, F.T.A. ant 4, Senior Auction 4, Banner Staff 4. 3, Chorus JUDITH MARLEY Shorty Just as cute as she is tiny. F.N.A. 3, 4. 'I l.f,f+ A flwiillw Vxl . f V. w .N ill' if tw Si Heil e rt ak s he own n :uWiAMu .I -F 1-A . e' A - .1-, Testi: .fykp . . tl - a - ment ommitge Ba 4, Class Assis i urer if will HMTZQSV.. f ,figs ,N MADELYN MASKER Maddie A quiet girl is she, but a loss we all agree. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Graduation 35 Banner Staff 4. XL 4 .J in JXU I alll' JAY McSPADEN 11Macff His words are long enough ta run into serials. J.V. Basketball l, 35 0-20 Library Club 3, 4, president 4, Biology Club 3, viceApresident 3, Glee Club l, 2, Choir 3, 4. PATRICIA MeNULTY UPN., As cute and friendly as a kitten. F.H.A. lg Honor Roll 37 Senior Auction 4, Banner Staff 4. 24 if l lu fl L if ' A IWW .X A ww ' V NATAUE MCGRATH ESTHER MESS CK Nat A just and honest soul is worth 'S Cl16eI'fl-ll, l10PPY, 0f1Cl - more than c fortun 'Q ie d soph mo, Yegljfgm swf. Entered Senior yearp .A.A.C. 4, J fd High f HONOI' Roll Bgnngrgtfg ,N xv - 0 Librdl' Club 4. .ef w al .ti iq, I JOHN McLAUGHLlN Hjackll A fair, a free, a friendly man. F.F.A. I, 2, Photography Club 2, souljf Banner Staff 4. JEAN MEYER .lean laughter is the sunshine of the L MADELINE MILLER Madeline Good cheer is a guidance to a good life. MARILYN MILLER Mamie Let things go as they are going. G.A.A.C. 3, 4, Varsity basketball 3. . Q, -.v.-15'-1 gg. Q. JOHN MONAGHAN John AlI things come to him that waits. F.F,A. I, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 3, president 4, Representative of Poultry Team to Kansas City 2, Star Chapter Farmer 3, Reporter for Region No. 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Senior Auction 4. MAXINE MILLER HMGXH To have a friend, one must be fi? DUWAYNE MORGANSON nMorg11 How surprising they think I'm a saint when in reality I know that l ain't. Soccer 1, Art Club 3, 4, president 3, 4, Senior Auction 4, Banner Staff 4. MILES MORSE Miles Let tomorrow take care of to one. G.A.A.C. 1, 2, F.H.A. 31 4. MV ,f-445' ' 72 yi NORBERT L ie Whenever I ee, e ex cisin I lie down ntil the .K ' passes. Junior Prom aiter 'Senior rom Waiter 'Ip A. . 1, 2 3. morrow. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. W 1 i - Z, My 1,1 MIRIAM MOSES Miriam As still and quiet as the night Dramatic Club If Honor Roll 'lg Junior .Red Cross 35 F.H.A. 4. f ...ev iii JANICE MUDGETT ujann Her hair is as golden as her heart. ' Honor Roll 2, High Honor Roll 3, A.A. 2. 25 lAWRENCE NICEWICZ Larry Common sense is not o common thing. BARBARA ORLOWSKI Bobs My tongue within my lips I reign, for who talks much must talk in vain. Freshman Play 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Gloo Club l, 2, Chorus 3, Choir 4, G.A.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 4, Bannerefte 2, 3, Art Club 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Senior Auction 4. 26 STEPHEN PIESCIK Piescik Study is a pastime, why overdo it? ,pm 1 iw MARGARET RANKIN can Nice to know and be with. F.H.A. 1, F.N.A. 3, 4. . L lt! uf CHARD Q IAROLI cgi, ' hy lif seriously? v et throu h it alive. vw , W We love we mir SHIRLEY EAU Shurl she. G.A.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 5 4, Biology Club 35 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4, Bannerette 4- Banner Staff 4. Always happy and content is f,, P , - . , o 1 SAUNDRA PORTER Sandy A quiet conscience makes serene. F.H.A. 4. .r . V . h .' r fx r 3 in fx ' l. U- , 4 .x- ., 1 '.'-. . 1 ' 'N uf. ' it A Q K . . l.AWR'ENCE REDMOND Cubby Size does not signify value. one Art Club 3, 45 Delegate to Nut- meg Boys' State 3, Senior Auction 4. KK 4, r u rifpresident 4, 31 I C wflzmcs Rsmxiswlcz 1fRem:1 a king of courts, he in all sports. 4, co-captain 4, 4, Baseball 1, co ai - Varsity Club u 'or enior Prom om- , Delegate to Nutmeg 3' Banner 4- Co-chair Jw tion manf JUDITH ROCKER Judie Trouble is small, fun is great. Chorus 3, Choir 4. ' 28 abt' JOHN RIDER nows what he can do tries. C b , 2, 3, 4, Octet 2. GAIL RISLEY ukisn Give the world the best you have and the best will come. Hfgh Honor Roll l, 2, Honor Roll 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, vice-president l, G.A.A.C. l, 2, 4, Assembly Club I, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 3, treas' urer 4, Student Council 2, A.A. 'l, Marshal for Graduation 3, Chair- man Ham Supper 3, Senior Auction 4, Chemistry Club 4, secretary, Chairman History Committee, Ban- ner 4. in IRENE SATERNIS Blondie Happy-go-lucky fair and free.' G.A.A.C. l, F.H.A. 2, 3, Banner- ette 3, 4. JOAN SATRYB Little Mouse Fun and fancy free. G.A.A.C. l, Honor Roll 2, Banner- ette 2, 3, 4. EVERETT ST. LOUIS Saint Nice unporticular man. Soccer l, Glee Club 'l, 3, 4. J ,, 452 ., WlLLlAM SCHAEFER Bill The business of life is to go forward. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Octet l, Photography Club l, 3, Chemistry Club 4. if' -ff FRANZ SCHAPPERER Fritz To be specific - He's terrritic. High Honor Roll l, Honor Roll 2, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, co- captain 4, Delegate to Nutmeg Boys' State, Honor Society. CAROLYN SCHULZ Carol A little work, a little play. G.A.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Bannerette 2, 3 4, Co-chairman, Junior Ham Supl' per 3, Banner Staff 4. DAVID SCHEIBE Schibe A mon of polite learning and ,lib- eral education. A.A. l, Glee Club l, 2, Choir 3, 4, Octet l, 2, 3, Chemistry Club, president 4. DONALD SCHNEIDER Duke 'Men of few words are the best men. Glee Club 'l, 2, Choir 3, 4, As- sembly Club l, 2, 3, 4, president 4, Photography Club l, 2, Chemis- try Club 4, vice-president 4. JUDITH SIEDLIK ujudyn She puts the 'pep' in pepper. G.A.A.C. l. CHARLOTTE Sl KES Charlotte Ready for duty, ready for'fun, she lives confident, ancl envies none. Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, secre- tary 4, Starettes 2, F.N.A. 3, 4, vice-president 3, 4, Student Coun- cEl 3, 4, Delegate to Laurel Girls' State 3, Honor Roll 3, G.A.A.C. 4. I, -.i THOMAS SHEA 11Tomr1 l'm in no hurry. I'll get there sometime. Q.-ms, CAROLI X Us I Cut nd min II of fun, trl like eve n ude un , 3 eas r 2, 2, oir , S ttes 2 All ta Choin 4, .A.A. . 2, 3, , trea prexid 4, ss v' ren Q co- ai Gym am 2, , 4 2, 4, e , KI n n D 2 g a Gi ' St e t a , , -N PM 02,94 Cl tan r a rer - Art Cl mf 4 rama Club , 4, tre urer 3, 4. EDWARD SMITH Rebel Ambition caused Caesar's down- fall, so I shall live forever. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, secretary 3, re- porter 4, Chapter Farmer. I J fhk xg WN so Ol, M, l BARBARA SMITH uaorbu A heavenly package of fair beauty, charming personality, and gaiety, is Barb. Student Council I, 2, 3, Assembly Club I, 2, 3, 4, president, treasurer, G.A.A.C. 'I, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Glee Club I, 2, Choir 3, 4, secretary 3, Starettes 3, Honor Roll I, 3, 4, Receptionist Senior Prom I, Gym Team I, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4, Junior Varsity Cheer- leader 2, Receptionist Junior Prom 2, Ham Supper Committee 3, Banner Staff 4. Y .1 X gx FX z A X. ,Agp I D NW. Mm-4 Donn ' sparkling ' of fun, they will k ep her rever Yffllf' X, 1 , Honor, I1, 2, 3,6 . .C.1, 4, Ban erette I,l2, , ,NU erette for Gr duation 3, Ham upper Committee 3, Accompan st for Choir 4, Senior Auction 4, Banner Stat? 4. PATRICIA STEPHEN MPM., A golden haired petite charmer. Entered Senior year from East Windsor. DAVID STIMSON UDUVYH StilI water runs deep. Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, F.F.A. JOSEPH SOKOI. fuoeu Each man to his own desire. Dramatic Club 4. 'me 1 gg. ,... l . X GERALDINE SUCHECKI Gerry A little sweet, a little spice, makes the combination very nice. G.A.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2, Bannerette I, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4, Dramatic Club 3, A.A. 3, Ham Supper Committee 3, Chorus 3, Choir 4, Senior Auction 4, Banner Staff 4. . ,.. av.- LX an QP X -15 Q3 'b ' vxs. X5 - uv' -'60 MARY ANN SULLIVAN Cookie A carefree lite is a happy one. Dramatic Club 1, 25 Biology Club 3, Art Club 3, Chorus 3. L j JWJAM42 4 A Gym Chorus A AN OI ms I W COMQS M ROGER WALKER A T uhggyn HUGH TAGG R I can resist everything but tempt- uHughu anon-n Anyone who is anything can iust Assembly Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee be himself Und S0 do US he likes- Club 2, Chorus 3, treasurer, Choir 4, Chemistry Club 4, Banner Stuff 'i i 'X l .' Nx,xl'lJy JSI' 1 X fly? Vfii Q14 A7 'LU . .L 'l A i ' f .U A .ff V ' ,YK .C yy H, . yy M K'-'Iwi' U FK' .- 7 xe A f 9,79 Cl, 'f ,'q'7p7A':zlaAnA lTAUTKU?' ,L f I . C i Bobbie I ' The only way to have friends is to be one. F.T.A. 3. QM IQAIAROL WARD r ' Carol e has a sense of humor and a uch of mirth. 31 WILLIAM WASILEFSKY IIBHIII He who is contented, enjoys. CHARLES WARREN Charlie Although I can't out-vote them, I will out-argue them. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, vice- presi- dent 4, High Honor Roll 'I, 2, 3, 4. J ,MAI CYNTHIA WHITE Cindy Sparkling, and sweet, she's cute and neat. F.N.A. 3, 4, secretary 4, High Honor Roll 3, Chorus 4, Senior Auction 4. WHEELER Wheels I had to grin to think about the fun I had before they caught me. Student Council I. FREDERICK WHITE ukickyu A witty one is Q happy one. Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4, president 3. EDWARD ZBYK Eddie I did nothing in particular and did very well. I Ep' M 7 WALLACE WHITE IIWUHYH He is a statue of a man. JOANN ZIEMBA Joanie Life is full of cures, but laughter makes them light. G.A.A.C. 1, r.H.A. 1, 2. 2 ACADEMY AWARDS HONOR SOCIETY Left to right: Franz Schapperer, Janice Arn, Roderick Auclair, Patricia Piiska, Patricia Labine. SENIO President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Asst. Treasurer R CLASS OFFICERS Richard Dimock Caroline Skinner Patricia Pliska Wayne Kupferschmid Barbara Marsh MOST IESYECTED Dick Dimack Pa? Pliska CLASS CLOWNS Larry Remkiewicz Judy Biardi MOST POPULAR Dick Dimocl: Judy Czarnerki CLASS MUSICIANS Andy lyga Ty Cordner PLEASING PERSONALITY Dan leerworfh Barbara Marsh CLASS CUTIES Ray Wheeler Elaine Pagani Q-I.-1,5 NICEST SMILE Franz Schapperer Nancy Calhoun IEST ALL AROUND Wayne Kupfershmid Pat Pliska CLASS CLOCK WATCHEIS Clif Bradley Judy Rocker IEST LOOKING Wayne Kvpferschmid Nancy Calhoun CLASS AITIST Collins'Skinner Carol Ward fe CLASS ATHLETIS Don Beerworfh Pa! Hiska IEST DQISSSD Dick Dimock Judy Cxarnecki DID HOST FOI CLASS OF '57 Dick Dimock Pat Plilka IEST DHNCEI Collins Skinner Caroline Skinner MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Charles Warren Pat Labine ACTOI - ACTIESS Collins Skinner Pat Surdell CLASS COUHI Jock lvlher louise Harper CLASS LADY AND GINTLEIAN Rod Auclair Barbara Marsh CLASS NOT-IODDERS lay Hany Judy Donxe CLASS SHOITIIS lay Wheeler Elaine Pagoni MOST CHEEIFUL larry Remkiewicz Judy Biardi 2 NAME Maiia Abols Arlene Allemann Sandra Allen Janice Arn Roderick Auclair Phyllis Audibert Sandra Baker Donald Beerworth Lois Bennett Judy Biardi Frederick Bird Robert Blair Dorothy Bloniarz Georgianna Bolles Clifton Bradley Eleanor Brown John Brown BettyAnn Brunelle John Busher Barbara Caldwell Rosemary Caron Nancy Carroll Clinton Charter Lynn Chase Barbara Chemistruck Marcia Clark Betty Colburn Thais Cordner Jacquline Cormier Judy Czarnecki Carol Dawidowicz Betsy Deming Richard Dimock Judie Donze Katheleen Dunn John Eicholtzre Paulette Farr Ilene Feldon Barbara Gessay Carl Gottier Nancy Goyette Timothy Gozdz David Gruenig Michael Holleran Gerald Halpin Margaret Hamer David Hany Dolores Harper STATISTICS PET PEEVE Kid brothers My brother Boastful people Empty gas tanks People who are holier than thou Conceited boys Fresh boys Women drivers None Getting spaghetti on a fork Drunken drivers Cars that have mufflers String beans Girls that smoke on the street Cop cars -without red plates Conceited people Stuck-up people Stubborn people Jack McLaughlin Elvis Presley haircuts Little wise guys Girls bragging to each other Charlie People Boys gambling Show-offs Little Rex Barb Smith's appetite Girls who brag Empty gas tanks Boys gambling People who spell my name with 2 m's Wise underclassmen A certain Windsorville girl Stuck-up people People that are not on time A certain person that teases me Homework Girls that smoke and show-off None Homework English classes English classes Freshman Fords My brother English IV, Period 4 Louise Harper WEAKNESS Bandstand Potato chips Milkshakes Food Classical music Boys in general Vic Women None Breaded veal cutlets Food Hot cars The Sinners Bill 5' 4 blonde Same as any ordinary girl's fBoysJ Food Paul Louise Harper Dancing, money Soldier boys English IV Cider Lots of things Norm Western music A certain Springfield boy Should I tell? Money Boys in general Frank Satchmo Parties Convetibles Certain boys Women John Clothes Clothes, pizza and western music '32 and '34 Ford coupes and convertibles Convertibles Trigonometry Any new scientific device The weaker sex You name it Dick Cute little blondes lrMcIeSll 36 AMBITION Fashion designer To work in an office Housewife Teacher To conduct the Boston Pops Orchestra Buy o car Tick Tock Restaurant Graduate from College Medical Secretary Ice Skater Forester To get out of school Stock Car Driver To get somewhere in the world Get my '32 Ford back on the road To get somewhere in the world To be a success To get married Get hitched To go to college Nurse, wife and mother of a crowd To get something out of life Salesman Hotel administrator Housewife Hairdresser Office worker Play piano for an orchestra To take an ocean voyage Teacher Housewife Social worker Graduate from college Private Secretary To race at Indianapolis Become something in the field of agriculture Office work Be a millionaire Nurse Secretary To graduate None To be successful Marry a rich widow of 90 Get married Put a '57 Cad engine in my '40 Ford Get married and have I2 children NAME Louise Harper John Hebert Nancy Heim Kathy Hills Bill Hoboth Gordon Howes Marilyn Janton Edward Keune Allen Jones Martha Kingsbury Earl Klotter Joyce Kluczewski Joan Kowalski Kathy Kuchenski Pat Labine Dolores Lakeway Beverly Lanz Ronald Lemek Rochelle Luetien Roger Luetjen Dorothy Luhrsen Andrew Lyga Ursula Lynch Richard Malone Judy Marley Barbara Marsh Madelyn Masker Natalie McGrath John McLaughlin Pat McNulty Jay McSpaden Esther Messeck Madeline Miller Marilyn Miller Maxine Miller Norbert Millix Duwayne Morganson Miriam Moses Janice Mudgett STATISTICS PET PEEVE Dolores Harper WEAKNESS Jackie Busher People who know it all Television Boys that smoke Food People who think they're Jerry better than everyone else Slow drivers My car English IV lnconsiderate people Conceited people Professor Kingsbury Anything People who say l told you so Source themes Cars that don't want to behave People who gripe See girls smoking on the street Alarm clocks Homework People who think they are better than you Work Slow school buses Walking Narrow-minded people Girls smoking too much Girls smoking Rainy Connecticut weather Fingernail biters Snobbish people None A certain cutie Tommy The one best girl in the world Girls, grinders and pizza Records Girls Roller skating P.C. and S.T. Corey Church A certain, tall, dark, handsome fellow with blue-gray hair None, l'm strong l'll never tell Hot turkey dinner and ice cream '55 Ford convertible Joan Thayer Vacations School marks Roller skating Going slow Shoes, bracelets and customized Fords A certain U-Conn. Frosh Elvis Presley haircuts Steve Teachers Blondes Homework Scotty Teachers who think they Blondes, brunettes are the only ones who and redheads give homework Knee socks of any size or color Braggers Conceited boys Oh Boyl Freshmen who smoke The strong odors in the Chemistry Lab. Two-faced people Gum A certain Senior boy with wavy black hair who lives in Somers Money and clothes Freddie Cars Girls Stranded girls without a ride Food Food AMBITION To get hitched Electrician To go to college Go to college and get a Mrs. degree Master electrician To get out of Rockville High To live it up and have a ball To own the Frist National Stores Theatrical or musical business Teacher None To travel, travel and travel some more Secretary Become Mrs. Church 'T and move to a warm climate To have an ambition To make the most of nothing To be successful Engineer To buy a car of my own Gas station owner Teacher To be a band leader To see the Tai Mahal by moonlight Graduate from school To be a nurse To be a teacher Secretary To be successful Get out of school To get a MOM degree To graduate from R.H.S. To own a pink and black convertible '56 or '57 Nurse To graduate in '57 Airline Hostess To sail around the world To get out of school and make my life worthwhile To get a good iob when l graduate To be a home economics teacher NAME Lawrence Nicewicz Gerald Nicoletta Steven Nison Barbara Orlowski Elaine Pagani Priscilla Paisley Steve Piescik Patricia Pliska Saundra Prater Richard Quagliaroli Margaret Rankin Shirley Rau Larry Remkiewicz Joan Reutter John Rider Gail Risley Judie Rocker Irene Saternis Joan Satryb William Schaefer Franz Schapperer David Scheibe Donald Schneider Carolyn Schulz Charlotte Sikes Caroline Skinner Collins Skinner Barbara Smith Donna Smith Joseph Sokol Pat Stephen David Stimson Geraldine Suchecki 'Pat Surdell Hugh Taggart Barbara Tautkus Joan Thayer John Van Oudenhove Carol Ward Charles Warren William Wasilefsky William Watson Cynthia White Edward Zbyk Jo-Ann Ziemba STATISTICS PET PEEVE People who wash their cars in winter Girls who wear shorts People who are nosy Pat Surdell Two-faced people Classical music Car that took me through the gears Unsociable people Getting up in the morning Deadbeats People who blow smoke in one's face Wise Guys Wise freshmen Show-offs None Conceited people English IV Little Rex Annie's Sale on bannas Girls smoking Homework Hard labor None Know-it-alls Boys who get drunk Ostentatious teenagers Girls who smoke Janice Arn Getting up in the morning Boys who think their cars are HOT Wolves, 7th period study Stuck-up people People who talk too much lnsulting boys Homework CEnglishJ People that talk too much on uninteresting subjects Work English only! People who think they know everything Miss Baier's English class Girls who smoke Miss Baier's English class Red Heads Big whips People who do not keep their word WEAKNESS Cars Kathy Listening to baseball games CYankeesJ . Penquins and potato chips Teddy Customized ca rs Money Anything I want at the spur of the moment Horses Redheaded girls Certain '57 black hardtop Buick None Beautiful girls CAnitaJ Western music None A certain '51 Ford A special from Rockville Eddie Kobe and spaghetti Homework Opposite sex Food Almost anything Jimmy Stylish clothes Pizza, coke, 3d's Mau Mau Chocolate milk shakes Food Clean looking customized cars R.Y. Dunno do ya? Girls, Grinders Sherwood Jellybeans and petticoats '34 roadsters iFordJ Craig Roger Luetien Marks in school Johnny Anything scientific Georgianna French fries Pat Meatball grinders None 38 AMBITION Own Gasoline station Become a pilot Be own boss New York psychiatrist Raise a family with a certain paratrooper To travel Get out of school Medical Secretary To be a missionary Commercial artist Join the service Secretary To get Miss Mollica to Washington Secretary Jet mechanic Airline stewardess To have a blast in life To own a powder blue Cady Coupe DeVille To be a fashion designer Engineer Engineer Engineer Pharmacist To go to college Nurse Phys. Ed. Teacher Dancer To be!! To marry a millionaire Racer Receptionist or Governess Agricultural field To be a private secretary Teacher Graduate To be a good occupational therapist Join the service Graduate Go to Becker Junior College To be an engineer To get somewhere in this world To be! Nurse Catch a three foot long trout To do something interesting - 5- k ' ,., ., Jes : 'g . ' ,,'Mx .yxfg 1 t.--,ga-. X ' L Q f. HM' ,f . 9' N if 3 3 1 we 3 4-1 5' ,Kb 1.-f. , f.:w, 1-13 , pix Q . W' 1 5 fri . , .N x '. .w..vA3a,. S 4 ,, , . vw-wqf -39 gig? W .wqjf V, X ': 5ff29Yl5 .F 'ff'-'Aff 7 J, wi ' Qifli kabfflw GY M.. is f ' QB ,v I ,Q is . - X Y E as K .4 Y 'S P W 'sm X .X X. Q . Q ...,,,Qr Hi qt , A Ng .,...g:f2,, , 15,.L 'X M, .- . 4 f' ,. u 5.5, Ag mg f' QKQW3.,-'f1 ', CLASS HISTORY The house lights dim and the late comers are ushered to their seats. As the camera starts to roll, the highlights of 1953 and 1954 come on the screen. A big splash of red appears. Blood? No, only our lipstick-smeared faces, the after-effects of initiation. After wandering around for three days, we were finally noticed and a dance was given in our honor. Lynn Chase won the key to the school. Next came ,our class pictures - our first screen tests! After which we settled back into oblivion until - Boom! we were hit with one of the drawbacks of R.H.S. - midyears, After midyears, however, we felt nothing could stop us on our climb to fame. Oh what fools we were! ln May two lucky freshmen, Billy Liswell and Nancy Calhoun, were chosen to be attendants at the Sophomore King and Queen Dance. Having successfully completed our first year as starlets, we proceeded to elect our first class officers to lead us to future fame. These officers were: Donald Beerworth, President, Caroline Skinner, Vice-President, Pat Pliska, Secretary, Claire LaVigne, Treasurer, Elaine Pagani, Assistant Treasurer. See those cakes! The main corridor of Sykes Building is filled with the spectacular of the first activity of our class, a food sale. Encouraged by the results of our first activity, we proceeded to order our class rings with hopes of graduating in 1957. The rings were presented to us at the Ring Dance in early spring, thus adding another highlight to our growing fame. Our eyes are now greeted with a scene of royal splendor. Our class, after careful consideration, chose Wayne Kupferschmid and Caroline Skinner to repre- sent us in the old tradition of Kings and Queens of R.H.S. They were crowned at the King and Queen Dance by the Royal Pair of the class of '55. After gaining more experience and poise, and having a summer in which to rest,' we are ready to move again up the long road to stardom and graduation. To lead us we elected the following officers: Richard Dimock, President, Caroline Skinner, Vice-President, Judy Czarnecki, Secretary, Wayne Kupferschmid, Treasurer, Collins Skinner, Assistant Treasurer. Onto the screen dances a pair of flashy socks. Yes, iust socks, no shoes. For as Juniors our first fund raising activity was the annual Sock Hop. Barbara Orlowski and Roderick Auclair were lucky enough to dance away with the prizes for the gaudiest socks. See those bones? Could they be the symbol of some pirates or some starving freshmen looking for the cafeteria? No, only a few stray bones left over after we had our chests X-rayed. But have. no fear, nobody was allowed to starve that year for we held a food sale in the Co-Op and later we sponsored a delicious Ham Supper with Gail Risley as chairman. Not all our activities dealt with food however. In April a new tradition was started at R.H.S. with a combined Junior-Senior Prom. The set, at Northeast School where the prom was held, symbolized April Showers. The scene came to a close after a midnight supper at Caveys in Manchester. Realizing that our role as Juniors was near its end, we elected officers for our Senior year: Richard Dimock, President, Caroline Skinner, Vice-President, Pat Pliska, Secretary, Wayne Kupferschmid, Treasurer, Barbara Marsh, Assistant Treasurer. After a summer in which to prepare for our most colossal phase of stardom, we went back to the set full of pride and self-importance. Our year's activities started out immediately with the Big Brother-Sister Day for the Freshmen. The high spot of the day was an assembly conducted by our president, during which the presidents of the various clubs at R.H.S. gave brief accounts of their clubs' activities and purposes. We further assured the freshmen that they were welcome with the Welcome Frosh Dance. 40 CLASS HISTORY What is this now appearing, a Pawn Shop? No, just the stage of R.H.S. after four weeks of collecting and some of the hardest work yet to present itself on the road to graduation. Our Senior Auction was a huge success and our labor did not go unrewarded. As the primary purpose of the Auction was to make money for the Washing- ton trip, so also was the purpose of the Harvest Hop. This dance was held in November and was the last dance our class gave. The scene now sliifts to the State Armory where for the first time High School basketball was played. Our stars held a 12-7 win-lost record but missed tournament play by a fraction. Under the direction of Miss Murphy, the true players in our class were brought to light. This was done in the Senior play Time Out For Ginger. Following the tradition set last year, the Junior-Senior Prom was held in Moy. A gay and romantic setting in the Northeast School made the prom one of those special events one always remembers. On the screen come the Washington Monument and other sights from our Nation's Capitol where everyone spent a wonderful and exciting four days. The last few minutes of the film are filled with shots from Class Night and Graduation. As the lights go on, we can see our friends and classmates moving into the future, toward iobs and colleges, filled with memories of their four years at R.H.S. Gail Risley, Chairman Donna Smith Richard Dimock Donald Beerworth Caroline Skinner Carolyn Schulz SWR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of Rockville High School, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven, after four years of climbing the ladder of knowledge and having attained success through our bountiful talents, do hereby bequeath said talents to the poor struggling underclassmen, in the hope that they may attain the high standard of Knowledge that we have acquired. Robert Aborn leaves his seat in Mr. Young's Senior English Class to any under- classmen who can stand quick changes in temperature. Mike Lesizza leaves his seat in Music Appreciation to Tony Sadlak, who doesn't dig Elvis, but loves Beethoven. Carol Dawidowicz leaves Chemistry to any Junior thinking it's a cinch as she did. Jack McLaughlin leaves the school, in hopes that it will burn. Richard Dimock leaves his ability to think up excuses to get out of study halls to Robert Wallace. Marcia Clark, Joan Reutter, and Barb Gessay leave their title, The Three Musketeers to any three underclassmen who can get along as well as they did. 41 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Hugh Taggart leaves his seat in Miss Baier's English class to any Junior who wants to get beat up. Rod Auclair leaves his bike to Jimmy McHutchison lunless he gets a Model A Ford on the road. Barbara Chemistruck leaves her seat next to Miss Baier's desk to Sharon Gayton. Donnie Beerworth leaves the duty of delivering the absentee list to any sleep- walking student. Barbara Caldwell leaves her locker to anyone who can find it. Antoinette Bender Smith leaves her ability to break thistle tubes to any under- classman who can afford it. Gail Risley leaves her homemaking ability to any underclassman worthy of it. Jackie Cormier and Nancy Carroll leave their duty to get coffee and doughnuts for the bus driver to any Somers underclassman who likes to walk early in the morningq A Charlie Warren leaves English class as quickly as possible. Fred Bird iust leaves. Juclie Biardi leaves her ability to make more errors than words per minute in typing to anyone who can do as well. David Schiebe and Donnie Schneider leave their seats in Latin IV to any Junior with a superfluous desire for Somnia. Jerry Nicoletta and Kathy Hills leave - together. Ursula Lynch and Joyce Key leave in search of Fleance - Get it? Barb Smith, Jan Arn, Judy Czarnecki, and Donna Smith leave their superb driving ability to the four most needy girls in the Junior class. Jackie Busher leaves the whole school to anyone who wants it. Dottie Luhrsen and Barbara Marsh leave a stove for future 18S English classes in order that the students may learn their gerunds, participles and infinitives in a comfortable temp. Bev Clark leaves the front seat by the piano in choir to any alto, who by some stroke of luck, made choir and needs the piano to stay on key. John Eicholtzer leaves to the future students of Miss Baier's class the ability to get along with her, as he didn't. Eleanor Brown leaves to Bev Etchells all her luck with Ralph. Pat McNulty leaves in hopes of hearing the pitter, potter of little feet within the next few years. Judy Marley leaves a pencil sharpener for every room which doesn't have any. Joe Dlubac leaves the pulleys, levers, and inclined planes to any underclassman taking Physics who can figure out their Mechanical Advantage. Janice Mudgett leaves her fondness for history to any underclassman who is in need of it. The fifth period trig class leaves a Univac machine to the unsuspecting Juniors planning to take trig, because they will be subjected to Mr. Murphy's demand for rapid computations. And now a parting word: The cat will mew and the dog will have his day and if you don't believe us, wait a bit and you will see. Barbara Marsh, Chairman Madelyn Masker John McLaughlin Dorothy Luhrsen Pat Labine Kathy Hills Jerry Nicolletta Pat McNulty Norbert Millix 42 If SPECTACULARS Aprll Showers 43 Mi- ' I fl 1,741 4 K!!! H L VARIETY SHOW X JUNIOR CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Asst. Treasurer Tony DeCarli Peggy McGinnis Linda Butler Carolyn Blinn Pat Wisniewski Qu! 'U U -K 9.0 SOPHOMORE CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Asst. Secretory Treasurer Asst. Treasurer s 5 Li V FRESHMAN CLASS .-H -1 Gm ON LOCATION TYPING STUDY HALL, 15S WOODWORKING CHEMISTRY ON LOCATION HOME ECONOMICS GIRLS' GYM xg L Nl 0 l 1 q 'QZW' X f 4 1? fi TRACK and SOCCER X TRACK left to right: Joe Sokol, Ron Janton, Dan Bradley, Erwin Niederwerfer, Laddie Czerwinski, Charlie Ladd. , i , ly 'il ,..x-,fa .. it ' l x l SOCCER Front row, left to right: Clifford Milliken, Jerry Remlxiewicz, David Carter, David Kincman, David Kupferschmid, Franz Schapperer, Co-Capt., Wayne Kupferschmid, Ca-capt., Larry Remkiewicz, Co-cept., Bob St. Germain, David Land, Dick West, Bob Soika. Second row: Richard Grifliths, Mgr., David LaBoc, Teddy Martin, Ed McSpaden, John Jeslewslri, Bob Grous, David Leibenguth, Jack Busher, Ernest Johndrow, Cliff Bradley, Bernie Fahy, Tony Smith, Joe Rnillv han Rnqrmm-ol. F.-.,.-.-...Q -L..-..u SOCCER I 'GN '-- fl I . W lu ,- 'X I ,aff-.......... V I , l Q 4 A i 5 x 'T . - M' M'lf'5 'X 'f ' M W - L. 2, f., Q 3 , V ,www f . Af sig, ., -. K, ' . fja. figwmw . jijffl, N 1 f -af . ' im., , QM N x 'NX 'N ,R ,xy ,PLN 53 1 AX f Tw, ' f .vw s .wg,:.1'v-., ' ww, 3?q,e?,,.,,A ,L .M .J WR , x .nslki-' N BASEBALL 1' fAxX . r , at Q an Q J ' R my ,. K . ,Q M 0 Q' 7 J if' I L ry f 5. Q, , M K ,, 'l x D L. ,iii i V my 'L 'L 1 I I W 1 mini X 1 ,xg V , . .J f ' 4, q l f L V ,L WY L , W 4,3 rf' .ra 1 ' 'Y' Ny r mf Ak ,. ' +L f'e,Cw2 - W5-,gy Q,,,gMQ BASEBALL Front row, left to right: Mike Bryan, Jack Busher, Jack Dowgiewicz, Larry Remkiewicz, Ron Jonton Bill Watson, Don Thibeault, Clif Bradley, Don Beerworth. Second row: Coach Canavari, Joe Doherty, Bob Murphy, Butch Johndrow, Bernie Fahy, David Burt Bob Stoclu, Joe Wclinski, Roger McKusick, Richard Grimths, Mgr. er gh. ,LA, . r DON BEERWORTH LARRY REMKIEWICZ JACK BUSHER xi A4 llll. WATSON CLIF IIADLEY BASKETBALL .fri FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Bob Soika, Laddie Czerwinski, Chuck Mitchell, Stu Murphy, John West, John Waitl. Second row: Dave Popick, Jim Kidney, Jerry Remkiewicz, David Carter, James Marcham. 4 8.5 N.-f J. V. BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Bob Smith, Bob Stocks, Dave Kupferschmid, Capt.g Jack Soika, Leonard Percosky. Second row: Butch Johndrow, Tony Smith, Teddy Martin, Ed McSpaden, David Burt, VARSITY BASKETBALL First row, left io right: Jack Busher, Don Beerworih, Wayne Kupferschmid, Ccxptg Larry Remkiewicz Bob Grous. Second row: Joe Doherty, Ron Janton, Erwin Niederwerfer, Don Bradley, Dove Leibenguih. DUCK REMKY ,IKUPH HJACKH HBOBH 57 a .3 4 as-.s:1 CHEERLEADERS J . V. CHEERLEADERS Left fo right: Carolyn Chambers, Winnie DeLong, Carol Lucas, Greichen Spielman, Lynne Gclyfon, Judy Hany, Cynthia Kalber. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Counter clockwise: Pai Wisniewski, Carolyn Blinn, Elaine Pagani, Janice Arn, Co-capf.g Judy Clarnecki, Co-Capt, Peg McGinnis, Marina Koelsch, Joan Thayer. N.P 'Xi . X J 4 RY-X f Ni 1 , 5 :QR Q jx! X 'W .W X w SBS . AS' QA MODERN DANCE BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Front row: Caroline Slzinner, Co-copl., Pal Pliska, Co-Capt, Peggy McGinnis, Beverly Clark, Ann Zanghi, Judy Hallcher, Joyce Tyler, Lindo Bufler, Bonnie Lipman, Mgr., Mrs. Albam, Couch, Carol Lukas, Virqina Yaslculka, Jane? Dresser, Audry Buhler, Shirley Rau. T 5 S 5 l, Vaasii!QI.L Q Q. Q. C. 2:1 Star, ent Cusack' I 'gs BANNER STAFF First row, left to right: Joan Reutter, Chairman of Typing Committee, Gail Risley, Chairman of History Committee, Judy Czarnecki, Assistant Editor, Rod Auclair, Business Manager, Janice Arn, Editor-in-Chief, Barbara Marsh, Chairman of Will and Testament Committee, Pat Pliska, Chairman of Art Committee. Second row: Pat Surdell, Barbara Orlowshki, Nancy Loveland, Gerry Palozei, Kathy Hills, Gerry Suchecki, Beverly Clark, Antoinette Bender, Judy Biardi, Third row: Shirley Rau, Dorothy Luhrsen, Madelyn Masker, Marcia Clark, Barbara Gessay, Joyce Key, Ursula Lynch, Carolyn Schulz, Donna Smith. Fourth row: Roger Walker, Collins Skinner, Mike Lesizza, Dick Dimock, Don Beerworth, Fred Bird, Larry Remkiewicz, Wayne Kupferschmid, Joe Dluboc. STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right: Judy Kayden, Pat Wisniewski, Carolyn Blinn, Robert Wallace, Treasurer, Peggy McGinnis, Secretary, Don Beerworth, President, Joe Doherty, Vice- President, Judy Czarnecki, Betty DeCarli, Judy Scribner, Joanne Gessay. Second row: Nancy Calhoun, Charlotte Sikes, Pat Pliska, Henry Audibert, Bob Stocks, Don Bradley, Jack Plotkin, Ursula Lynch, Elizabeth Hyiek, Frances Karkewicz, Virginia Yaskulka. Third row: Flossie Blinn, Dick Dimock, Dave Leibenguth, Franz Schapperer, Bob Grous, Wayne Kupferschmid, Jerry Webb, Bob Murphey, Tony DeCarli, Kenny Schliphack, Ronnie Gessay, Barbara Marsh. -N'-,.. BANNERETTE STAFF First row, left to right: Leona Caron, Marilyn Schaefer, Irene Lee, Pat Wisniewski, Carol Ventura, Judy Kayden, Trudy Walters, Judy Hany, Sandy Genovesi. Second row: Beverly Etchels, Shirley Rau, Joan Thayer, Judy Biardi, Joyce Key, Gerry Suchecki, Production Manager, Elaine X ee Pagani, Editor-in-Chief, Sharon Gayton, Assistant Produc- tion Manager, Flossie Blinn, Exchange Editor, Bob Pagani, Assistant Editor. Third row: Carolyn Chambers, Cynthia Kalber, Karen MiHit, Ursula Lynch, Carolyn Schulz, Eleanor Hanson, Gretchen Spielman, Lynne Gayton. I - DRAMATIC CLUB First row, left to right: Pat Surdell, Eleanor Raines, Allen Schaefer, Beverly Clark, Charles Warren, Vice-President, Judy Blake, Secretary, Collins Skinner, Treasurer, Ann Zanghi, Donald Jones, Joline Breton. Second row: Joyce Irving, Esther Ellin, Mary Hill, Ann Gorman, Ardis Higgins, Maxine Rothe, Barbara Rick, Pamela May, louanna O'Reilly. Third row: Gordon Gibson, George Burns, Gary Fleischman, Richard Lewis, Lynn Chase, John Hill, Joe Sokol, Ricky White, President Kabsentj. 2 us L 3 v 5 s wi' CHCHR First row, left to right: Gerry Suchecki, Nancy Godz, Arlene Alleman, Elaine Popiclr, Barbara Abula, Beryl Semple, Jean Cornell, Elaine Foster, Charlotte Sikes, Secretary, Timmy Hunt, President, Nancy Calhoun, Vice-President, Rae Dubek, Judy Hallacher, Judy Weber, Janet Dresser, Judy Kocher, Esther Ellin, Joyce Irving. Second row: Leona Hany, Carol Dawidowicz, Eleanor Raines, Emily Bliss, Pat Kerkin, Mary Zenick, Beverly Clark, Helen Bloniarz, Lynn Gayton, Marion St. Louis, Shirley Jones, Janice Arn, Barbara White, Lorraine Taraseli, Lois Bennet, Judy Mitchell, Theresa Kope, Ursula Lynch. Third raw: Audry Bahler, Judy Dubek, Linda Butler, Gail Lutz, Prudy Wood, Barbara Orlowski, Pat Surdell, Elizabeth Hyiek, Phyl is Kirk, Martha Flynn, Phyllis Audibert, Antoinette Bender, Ty Cordner, Donna Smith, Joan Reutter, Judy Rocker, Judie Danze, Georgianna Bart. Fourth row: Jay MacSpaden, Clifford Miliken, John Waltz, David Teabo, Gene Pitney, Norman Alleman, Jack Soika, Bob Stocks, David Stimson, Tom Gagne, Lucius Coolx, Gene Browning, Walter Palmer, Leonard Zbyk, Clayton Dart, Wayne Kupferschmid, Stanley Dombek, Barney Fahy. Fifth row1 Donald Libeault, Dan Schneider, Everett St. Louis, David Campbell, John Monaghan, Woodie Driggs, Glenn Williams, John Hill, David Kupferschmid, Antoni Sadlalc, Donald Jones, Clinton Charter, Richard Griffiths, Bill Schaefer, David Burt, David Scheibe, Steve Nison, Allen Jones, John Elliott, Neal Johnson, Harry Hansen, Neil Connell, Andrew Davis, Ronald Stavens, Treasurer fabsentl. T' CHORUS First row, left to right: Cynthia Kalber, Donna Cheney, Jean Riley, Gail Schlatter, Donna Davis, Rosalind Sterry, Dale Murphy, Anna Kirsch, Billie Goodrich. Second row: Madeline Miller, Maiia Abols, Sandy Allen, Brenda Castonguay, Lorraine Charest, Elaine Pagani, Vice-President, Judy Czarnecki, Treasurer, Peg McGinnis, Secretary, Pat Plislla, President, Eleanor Hanson, Laurel Frederick, Sandy Genovesi. Third row: Joan Thayer, Linda Landry, Georgianna Poggie, Elaine Woods, Bonnie Lipman, Barbara Schindler, Pamalyn Marsh, Vir?inia Yaskulko, Dolores Dobosz. Fourth row: Nancy Norkon, Eaine Shattuck, Roberta Wilde, Barbara Kravontka, Sandy White, Eleanor Semalsa, Leona Caron, Frances Karkewicz, Nancy Bump, Rolene Auclair, Kathy Carroll, Pat Dunnells, Sandra Wagner, Julie Swatik. BAND First row, left to right: Sandy Hahn, Rochelle Goldman, Bonnie Lipman, Treasurer, Lillian Hatten, Carol Ventura, Barbara Martin, Grant Skewes, Ronald Belanger, Jerry Nicoletta, LaNae Moser, Roy Vince, Joe Sternal, Fred Schmolz, Betty Winch. Second row: Fred Lewis, Richard Dwire, Andy Lyga, President, Bob Smith, Richard Borawski, Steve Betters, Gordon Gibson, Janet Dresser, Secretory, Robbie Wallace, Dan Bradley, Bob Aborn, Vice-President. Third row: Leonard Bach, Francis Eckels, Donald Stavens, Loddie Czerwinski, Dave Olender, Gene Browning, Horry Hanson, Earl Heimerdinger, John Waltz, Bob Masin, Peter Schulz, Fred Luce. CHEMISTRY CLUB First row, left to right: Kathy Hills, Barbara Tawtkus, Warren Hill, Treasurer, Donald Schneider, Vice-President, Gail Risley, Secretory, David Schiebe, President, Shirley Rau, Barbara Orlowski. Second row: Mike Lesizza, Mike Holleran, Rod Auclair, Jackie Cormier, Barbara Caldwell, Priscilla Paisley, William Schaefer. Third row: Bill Watson, John Van Odenhove, Andrew Lyga, Jerry Nicoletta, Steve Nison, Clinton Charter, Fred Bird. 5 M411 mv i A. A. First row, left to right: Sandy Bently, Elizabeth DeCarli, Kathy Britner, Gerry Suchecki, Judy Biardi, Jane Dombek, Modelyn Masker, Kathy Dunn, Pat Noonan. Second row: Gene Pitney, Richard Welti, David Lehan, Bobby Soika, David Kupferschmid, Jerry Webb, Joe Reilly, Frank VARSITY First row, left to right: Dave Kupferschmid, Franz Schcpperer, Bill Watson, Secretary, Wayne Kupferschmid Vice-President, larry Remkiewicz, Presidentg Jerry Webb, John Jezewski, Bob Murphy. Second row: Bob St. Germain, Dick West, Joe Doherty, Tom Dowgiewicz, Ernest Johndrow 1 1 Burkhart, David Friedrich. Third row: Bob Murphey, Ronnie Janton, Wayne Kuhnley, Bob Pagani, Bob St. Germain, Tony Smith, Erwin Niederwerfer, Fred Bird, David Burt, Roger Grous. CLUB Don Beerworth, Jack Busher, Bob Grous, Kenny Schliphack. Third row: Bernie Fahy, Joe Reilly, Tony Smith, Joe Walinski, Bob Stocks, Bill Wasilefsky, Donald Stavens, Donald Thibeault, Clif Bradley, Ron Jonton, Dave Leibenguth, Treasurer fabsentj. ep.-nv. ---....0...-...MA .. .. .X.. . .... e....... .. .. . , .. .. 3.5 3 , LEADERS' CLUB First row, left to right: Elaine Pagoni, Janice Arn, Caroline Skinner, President, Pat Wisniewski Secretary, Pat Plislxa, Vice-President, Judy Czarnecki, Shirley Rau. Second row: Barbara Smith, Judy Hallcher, Judy Biardi, Janet Dresser, Sharon Gayton, Antoinette Bender, Peggy McGinnis, Carolyn Blinn, Priscilla Wells, Treasurer fabsentl. I. -1. 1 X ' G. A. A. C. President, Coroline Skinner, Vice-President, Pat Pliska, Secretary, Pat Wisniewski, Treasurer, Priscilla Wells. 7l 1. F. T. A. First row, left to right: Barbara Orlowski, Rochelle Barbara Schindler, Pat Little, Betty Hyiek, Pat Surdell, Goldman, Janice Arn, Georgianna Burt, Secretary, Sandy Hahn, Marion.St. Louis, Judy Mitchell, Phyllis Dorothy Luhrsen, President, Sandra Bently, Vice-Presi- dent, Judy Czarnecki, Barbara Marsh. Second row: Kirk, Jewel Meri, Carol Hagan, Donna Smith, Priscilla Wells, Treasurer labsentl. F. First row, left to right: Judy Marley, Claudia Keisch, Eleanor Manin, Bonnie Bartlett, Judy Albert, Rosalind Sterry, Jackie Jachim. Second row: Gail Rankin, Hedwig Demko, Wendy Warren, Terry Smith, Elaine Shattuck, Judy Wright, Joanne Andrade, Charlotte Sikes, Vice- President, Nancy Calhoun, President. Third row: Cathy Carroll, Carol Neff, Janice Carter, Prudy Wood, Elaine A. Rydzewski, Eleanor Brown, Nancy Lessig, Dolores Dobosz, Gail West. Fourth row: Elaine Popick, Janet Polio, Diane McQuire, Louise Mantie, Lee Monstello, Carolyn Miles, Barbara Chemistruck, Nancy Godl, Beverly Otto, Cynthia White, Secretary, Rosemary Caron, Treasurer labsentl. F. H. A. First row, left to right: Joan Walinski, Pat Bloniarz, Terry Popiclc, Elaine Dupont, Vice-President, Carol Dawidowicz, President, Linda Wagner, Secretary, Pat Orlowski, Jane Sitek, Pat Urban, Roberta Young. Second row: Pat Suchecki, Nancy Norkon, Joyce Bragdon, Barbara Jelinek, Norine Zahner, Lois Sumislowski, Nancy Kolanko, Lorraine Labots, Barbara Mclean, Rae Dubek, Judy Dubek, Joyce Scribner. Third row: Joyce Tyler, Phyllis Ticehurst, Sondra Porter, Marilyn Moran, Pat Leonard, Donna Taft, Donna Davis, Gail Lutz, Babs White, Marie Robidas. Fourth row: Nancy Thorpe, Judy Rocker, Phyllis Reutter, Penny Pierce, Leona Hany, Judy Gottier, Margie Lanz, Mary Newell, Carol Carpenter, Judy Scribner, Virginia Szarek, Deanna Fillbrick, Treasurer. F. F. A. First row, left to right: Ronny Neilson, Jim Cowan, Carl Gottier, Treasurer, Jim Moser, Secretary, Bob Aborn, Vice- President, John Monaghan, President, Jim Elliot, Vice President, Werner Kunzli, Earl Spielman, Robert Rothe. Second row: John Eicholtzer, James Kidney, Charles Gledhill, Bob Soika, David Widell, Stu Murphy, John Jezewski, Allen Jones, David Stimson, Clayton Dart. Third row: Donald Chase, George Dziadul, Ed Smith, Gordy Howes, Allen Renna, Tim Burtchy, David LaBoc, Peter Schulz, Bob Smith, Miles Morse, Joe Roman, Dan Connors. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First row, left to right: Roberta Wilde, Carlo Larochelle, Sandra Zadorozny, Pat Yost, Anna Bate. Second row: Elden Chamberlain, Leonard Bach, Vice-President, Lois Mangenfrau, Secretary, Earl Heimendinger, Vice-Presie dent, Andrew Devis, President, Kathy Dunn, Treasurer, -.-Ae JR. RED CROSS First row, left to right: Brenda Lerhmitt, Carol Ludwig, Lucina McGreevy, Second row: Joan Salmitzer, Vice-President, Maureen Lynch, Treasurer, Joan Ruetter, Secretary, Marcia Clark, Presi- dent. Third row: Wilma Zahner, Barbara Gessay, Marie Galloway. Rfchard Dwire, Vice-President. Third row: Billy Weber, Francis Poppa, Fred Arzt, David Kingsman, Bob Masin, Richard Wemmell, Fred Bird, Charles Ladd, Tom Denly, Alfred Denson, Francis Liszewski. ASSEMBLY CLUB First row, left to right: Pat Shortman, Beryl Semple, Marilyn Schaefer. Second row: Donald Schneider, President, Janet Dresser, Secretary, Gail Risley, Vice-President and Treasurer, Virginia Yaskalka, Secretary. Third row: Walker Thompson, Barbara Schindler, Robert Wallace. Q 4 ' 1 41 '43 u sg. . Y' li ' 0-20 LIBRARY CLUB First row, left to right: Eleanor Lodd, Brenda Coston- guay, Eleanor Semaka, Betty Winch, Julio Swatik, Susan Crandall, Joan Kowalski, Betsy Deming. Second row: Jonet Stoclolski, Linda Landry, Karen Dickenson, Judy Weber, Vice-President, Joy McSpoden, President, Mary Q.-I ART CLUB First row, left to right: Judy Kayon, Nancy Roberts, Georgionno Poggie. Second row: Pot Shortmon, Ann Gogne, Jackie Kellner, Elaine Woods, Kathy Kelly, Anno Kirsch. Third row: Dick Quaglioroli, Secretary, Carl Eoston, Vice-President, Larry Redmond, Treasurer, Tom O'Connell, David LaMarche, Duwoyne Morganson, President fobsenti. lou Ertel, Treasurer, Judy Hollcher, Secretary, Joon Golmitzer, Esther Messeck, Shirley Rau, Lorraine Chorest, Kathy Meyer, Janet Dresser, Prudy Wood, Janice Wise, Sondy Smith, Alfred Reutter, Paul Lewis, Cynthia King, Angela Wright, Dole Murphey. BIOLOGY CLUB First row, left to right: Nancy Heim, Woler Thompson, Sec- retary, Pat Lobine, President, Joy McSpaden, Vice-President. Second row: Helino Klinge, Tom Cook, Tom Gogne, David Grunig. -sf Q, P , ff Q I Ugg . 2 ' i Kim, H .2 Q' X' ' if S-' - -Q' A QQ.: 5 Q 5 'C' U72 f gf 4-!5 :v+ gig? L 'I Q, H sw 'Q K? Na IP if I un ' ul... , . ..,. 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LINGERIE SHOP ELSIE SOUTHWICK, Prop. 2 Park Place Rockville, Conn. Wishing you ruccerr C. MURRAY, .IEWELER 14 Market Street Rockville, Conn. if Sk' Bert Wirber to the Seniorr from JOE TOTH'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Windsor Avenue Rockville, Conn. Service if our bu.rineJ.r Best Wishes To The Class of 1957 From GUS'S La Pizza, Grinders and Spaghetti ?C f0'10'K0K0Y0M0I'0N0+'0 I5 401'0 ?1720f'01? '0 00165'i'?'0401 0'00656X C omplimenlf 07' MR. BELANGER Complimenlx of JOHNNIE'S SERVICE STATION 1 Grove Street SOCOIV-VICIIIII Rockville, Conn Call TR 5-9514 Be!! Wirhex From MR. BENTON gm wvceflwwe. . . RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES .IEWELERS FOR YOUR ,KJV-f MANUIACTURING in design crallsmansllip and quality CLASS RINGS 1EWElEl E7 ITIHIIETRST NEW YURKEB Nl.Y U S I 6 xo-fa 00Wf0' 87 , . . I PIUVIIIEICE aawafaaoofaemmeafmfacawawaomwwwwawvwizawaamwfawx Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1957 from L. BISSELL INSURANCE 15 PARK STREET ROCKVILLE, CONN. 'A' 'A' Good Luck to the Class of '57 Get your rorrager from PETE'S SODA SHOP ilinrkmllr Zlllnrwt See PM fo, a M 6 Kingsbury Avenue Phone: TR 5-5503 8 BORDEAUX'S ORCHARD TOWN LINE AUTO BODY Pearbef - Apples in Serum: Customizing Sperialifn Route 83 Somers R.F.D. No. 1 Call 5-2681 Thompsonville RI 9-4429 Hyde Avenue Rockville, Conn. America's Finest Drinks are by DIAMOND -if 1- f-0120N0'K0Y0H0M0f-0K0 88 wweaoamoofmmomwwimwiaowamwwiowwww-owwawx Best Wishes from DRAKE BAKERIES INCORPORATED C0mP,,mm,5 of soMERs VARIETY sHoP METCALFS DRUG STORE Service - Quality - Variety Clothing - Household Necessities 12 East Main Street Rockville, Conn. Gifts - Toys DOI..I.'S V ,,e:1fE:f K. STATION I Q .y I - L- L E. gil gin t Lubrication S 'I Washing Tires - Batteries - Accessories 13 MAIN STREET 176 UNION STREET Tel. RI 9-8377 Tel TR 5-9909 HAZARDVILLE, CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. S Complimenlr of THE ROYAL LAFAYETTE 7 Park Street Rockville, Conn. Filling Station and Market Opposite Rockville High School 150 Grove Street Tel. TR 5-7103 8 EAT STATE LINE POTATO CHIPS ak 'Ir 0f01'0' av 'viva-awwwwfawffmwffo-emfaaoweo-wweaiwww '00-mow Stop and Eat at THE DOGHOUSE MAIN STREET SOMERSVILLE, CONN. Fountain Service RICHARD LONCTO Call Thompsonville JOHN DZWONKUS Rlverview 9-8546 Best Wishes to the Class of '57 from THE LADD 8: HALL CO., INC. Retailer of Dependable Furniture HERMAN G. OLSON Telephone TR 5-25 34 20 UNION STREET ROCKVILLE, CONN. 'k 'A' m,5mm,,E ROCKVILLE TIRE 8. RECAPPING co. DeLong's Refrigeration Sales U 114 East Main Street Telephone 5-230' Located on Route 83 - Vernon Tel. TRemont 5-4231 ooonliun We Service What We Sell ' 20 0N0' 90 40W-01'-0-f0'0 710 0w-01101'0 -0-'-0 -0v6'-10'120N0-'01 '?'0'04'0 GERBER BROS. Fuel Oil Winclsor Avenue Range Oil Gasoline Motor Oil ATLANTIC Goodyear Tires and Batteries Jet-Propelled Service Phone: TR 5-2289 9' 5 Compllmmu of Beit Wixhef from MICKEY'S senvlce sTATloN -'0'ANN'5 DRWE 'NN Hartford Turnpike Rockville, Conn. 3 Phone TR 5-2787 Berlou-Waterproofing Bef! of Lurk from Tip-Top Cleaners CLEANING ' DYEINB ' FUR STORAGE PICK-UF AND DELIVERY THE QUALITY STORE 27 Ellington Avenue Rockville. Conn. 3 Windsor Avenue Rockville, Conn. Complimentx of Complimenty of SPORT CENTER DAN BAKER'S SHOE STORE Everything in Sport: ' 24 Union Street Rockville, Conn. Prospect Street Rockville, Conn. Tel. TR 5-5780 91 3 JI 40N0 '0fl0N0N0'40N02'0'v10N0N0f'-0N0f'4'M0S Best Wishes THE SUGAR Bowl. Somers, Conn. Western Auto Associate Store G. C. 8: W. H. FITZGERALD 19 Market Street Rockville, Conn. Luncheonette - Fountain Service Prop. Connie Kalber List Today Where Sales Are Made! Compliment! of SAMUEL M. LAVITT GOTTIER ELECTRIC Complete REAL ESTATE Service 7 West Main Street Rockville, Conn. 8 Phone: TR 5-2717 The Bert for Leu HERMAN BACKOFEN SCHAEFER' MARKET INC. 60 School Street Rockville, Conn. S ' Meats - Groceries f f 56 Park Place Rockville, Conn Tel. TR 5-5077 ROCKVILLE'S COMPLETE DRUG STORE FABIAN DRUG CO. We have E1ferytl9ing 59 WINSOR AVENUE PHONE TR 5-2701 ROCKVILLE, CONN. JOHN R. FABIAN, Reg. Pharm. II 101' 92 -10201040-fave fanow'-'aw - Expert Hairrutting - Ladies and Gentlemen at Compliment: of SAM'S BARBER SHOP CHlC'S RESTAURANT Market Street Rockville, Conn. 15 Market Street Tel. Rockville 5-5387 4 Barbers, No Waiting TED WHITE Compliment: of Television Sales St Service Sylvania Halolight Tel. RI 9-4925 3 Main Street Somers, Conn. Complimentr of Bert Wirher from THE AUTO CENTER DYMON'S MARKET East Main Street Rockville, Conn. 15 Prospect Street Rockville, Conn. H. C. DOWDING AGENCY 5 Park Street Insurance Rockville, Conn. H. C. DOWDING - E. T. MORIARTY TR 5-2523 0-fawavofovafawo 93 Z . ff' J mf ? 1 , ' W ' 1, , WW f'fWWWW W JW? lyk! gC?0'f7 404020-47'02'00'101r710520'0470vZW0r0'0fW'104s?10' Wishing you Success Best Wishes For Good Luck -- Happiness - Success Gnovla BARBER sHoP T0 THE Cl-ASS OF 57 JOHN J. BIELAK, Prop. RENWICK J- LEWIS Supervising Principal 116V2 Grove Street Rockville, Conn. The Northeast school SOMERSVILLE PUBLIC MARKET Best Wishes From G. G. MAY Meats and Groceries Plumbing - Heating Delivery Service Tel. RI 9-8380 East Main Street Rockville Conn 45TH ANNIVERSARY - 1911 - 1957 LUTHER A. WHITE, INC. 9 Furniture 15 ELM STREET Funeral Home 65 ELM STREET 9 a 01WN00Y0G?0'0f0f0' 95 ROCKVILLE, CONN ROCKVILLE, coNN lu - sy direct sales ' 3 fl'1 ' personal service g ll .ll v t ori inal layo ' ' ! ,YVB 5 retouc ng V I Z of P composition n1echanicals halftone and line ne e film and plate stripping Y' plate making 1- offset printing .- ' folding . . complete bindery service -S I packaging e -1 7' 'zu delivery 1 nr' -' if 1, I migp . . . J. Y or I, v v . Q 'Qi V .L W igf 3 Q-2. . is f wi ec ' ff To 't. o'toolo and sons, inc. stamford, connecticat, .A ' . V . g r kiffjgxr V ,g 5V'5ffGmf0fd davis 4-9226 31,1 .,,Q,f , ,11 I R , yorlc melgse, 5541 121 Liffffgih 3 t ,. f f Q . r 93? M T f 4 , ' -' ,el Q -. 5 '.- M fy 1 5 ' A ' , . 51 5 5 L ' 1 1 A . 1: fi' e Q2 - 1 1 5 , M 1---Q!! ' Swag? , f ,L ,,,.J 4 4 . . X ww f P 4 faq wif 41 wwgf in 's .J ', .V ' .Y 'f. 1 XL .EA .A ,.. 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