Roger Ludlowe High School - Fairfieldiana Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1954 volume:

Q3 lf? L00 VV 'S' S09 1954 FAIRFIELDIANA ROGER LUDLOWE HIGH SCHOOL FAIRFIELD, coNNEcncu1 Q ' il A 2 rf: O. rn 20 495 FIA U Aus WQQQX, QI '!.l Q. ,Nl XJ' -'S if 41 1 ,X X, .U S X wx X 'Q X tux . 7 xx , 1 Q Q -. V J,, A W X 4, f . i ,, V -f ,F .ki v , ,no f v .v -6, , A 4' 1 .5 , ': 1 J S ,gy X X v.1 Q . xx Q I 'Q c. 4 A-fix . V .K st A 4 A C . , , f 'W w' W f- V a r ., 4, 5.54 I w ui x Xtfygw-7 5-IX. 33' , X'-1 S W 3 0. , ,. up .A -Lsf s any 1 A s . l 'I ' 3 I Q m '40 THU What I am to be, I am now becoming. A F S A Plunged into a whirlpool of new, exciting, and often overwhelming activities and events, the entering freshman is little aware of the implications of his school motto. Throughout his sophomore and junior years, his mind is too full with thoughts of the sopho- more play, the Sweetheart Swing, Biology, United States History, the Thanksgiving games, and the Jun- ior Prom, to be concerned with what.Iies ahead. It is not until his senior year, with the realization that graduation is almost at hand, that he fully under- stands the import of the motto. Glancing over his high school career, he tries to recall those activities, in and out of the classroom, that have prepared him for the future. During this retrospective study, he suddenly becomes aware that he is a product of his school motto in action: What I am to be, I am now becoming. ffzvn K ' Ka. ,,,,,f..m-'fwfr ' ' r. 1 vw ' ' , A ,S,'l'Ey,fx-I - :r if W' ,Q r J v l ,Q 1,- .RP -f . N' elf . 3' 4 , an 1' ,, - 'I . 1321 'T 1 ,A 'g it-o,?',, ., -.Q '-.jS Af ?,, V ,s, ec I 'Z .Q y. tw' it -.sk ann if A 4-1-n.. w 1 if 'K K Y g . 3 'WM wvwmv . Q F ,..+' M . A. N- .V pq u M ...ug W P Q ,,7,,.,,,, ,,,M,, M ' l 'ax i 1' ' .. ,A 'y ' Jw v Q g ALMA MATER To thee we sing, O Alma Mater In love before thee standp , When long our steps have from thee parted Our hearts shall own thy guiding hand Thy mem'ry's blessing treasures happy hours Thy friendship never die, And evermore we blend our voices pr . . aise of Roger Ludlowe Hugh X EVELYN M COPELAND Senior Councll sponsor fabulous sense of humor In Ink please' sknng week ends former Falrfreldrana adviser splrahon to yearbook apprenhces home at Goodhlll Road guldmg the Junlor Red Cross summer abroad preclseness per sonlfled Express yourself clearly' Junior Engllsh always wlllmg fo and The 1954 Farrfleldrana is dedicaied fo you. 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS FACU LTY . . . UNDERCLASSMEN 61 SPORTS . . . . 69 PATRONS 127 4.1 ACTIVITIES ADMINISTRATION ROGER L WARNER Assastant Prlnclpal BS U of Mass M Ed Boston U Laurence G Paqum Dnrector of Secondary Educatnon Carlyle G Hoyt Superlntendent of Schools Walter H Hellmann Assistant Superintendent of Schools DANIEL B FITTS Prmclpal B B A M Ed Boston U Julian, l BOARD OF EDUCATION 4--ff' Mrs Phulo Calhoun Ronald Henry Vnce Chanrman Roger Hartt Chaurman Mrs Herbert George Secretary Wtlham Clampett Mlnott Stllson ELAINE G BARKER 8 Admlmstratlve Asslstant Wnlhmanhc State Teachers College .SN 'G' nllilfv GUIDANCE l L L LOOK TO THE FUTURE ROY B BRIGGS Guidance Dlrector B A Bates M A 6th year New York U ROBERT E ROTH Guidance Counselor B S Ohio U MS U of Tennessee U of Chicago Sponsor Freshman HIY 1334 33540 3 MARJORIE G BANKS LINWOOD K BONNEY Head Gundcmce Counselor Director of Guidance B A Smnth B S M Ed Bates M A , Columbia U Sponsor F T A RITCHIE McGUIRE CHARLES T ABRAHAM Department Chairman BA AM 'HT Hafvafd U B A Colgate U M A New York State College for Teachers Sponsor Class of 1955 Sponsor Falrfreldmna ELEANOR M FOLEY MILDRED H HOEHN MAE ELIZABETH KELLY BA Marymount BA Wagner M A New York U BA Dakota Wesleyan U Sp.,-,sor Fox MA U of South Dakota Sponsor Ushers Gulld Sponsor Gurls Banquet 11 'sf JOHN P SCANLON B A Manhattan College M A FClfTl0ld U Sponsor Komlans Thespuans Sponsor Ushers Guild Sponsor Fathers Club Show Durector Stage Crew Yearbook Advertusmg LEE SALISBURY WINIFRED E SANDERS BS New York U BA Bates College MA Columbia U M A Columbia U 11 ENGLISH EVELYN M COPELAND BA Bates MA Columblo U Sponsor Class of 1954 Sensor Council Junior Red Cross MARY F O HARA Boston U Chanrman Sponsors Class of 1957 Sponsor PM Student Coun cll Comm Co sponsor F T A LUCIUS H STEBBINS Guvdance Counselor BA Colby Sponsor Student Councul 9 , ' . ., . . 1 ., . . ., 2 ' ' ' ' . ., . . ., . l - I . 0' . .I . . so ' fb A A rl!! W 'wi E 1 . Fe I - -f . ., . ., , B.A., . z - . ., . . ., . , : . . , ' 1 ' N I 1 l I . - fi , V in . 1 l X, . A , - I 1 ' 'AAL ' LV-gb . X ' f s . 'l 1 'wa 1 rw- U , . ., . . ., , ,, 1 . ., 1 . . ., ' . , ,I ' ' , s -I : ' , ' . : ' . 1 ' , z ' . t ENGLISH MARGARET A STOKESBURY RICHARD B WEIR BA College of S9 Ellzobefh BA Geneva College MA Yale MA U of Wlsconsm Sponsor Class of 1957 Coach J V Soccer MYRTLE SHERMAN versa L CLARKE B S Moore Inshfufe B FA B S Rhode Island M A U of Bridgeport school of Deng MUSIC LIBRARY ELEANOR K ANNETT B S Ohuo Stole U M A Columbia U Sponsor Class of 1955 MICHAEL D GERMAN IZOBEL BURGSTALLER KENNETH l DUNBAR B S M S Ithaca College B M M M Ed 3057011 U B M New England Conservo Sponsor Band Fafllers Club Sponsor A Cappella Chour 'WY of M'-'SW Show Orcheslra 'I2 . ., . I . ., . ., . ., . ' 7 if YW' .f Y 'A 4 x I x K fx' lx' ' .R n 1, I . ., ' ' 'I ' 'I I . ., I 1 - ., . . ., . . Y 4 ,'. X . ., . ., . ., . . ., . , ,, . , I Q ' .- , . MARY P THOMPSON Department Supervnsor B A Boston U M A Middlebury NELI. A GAROFALO BA College of Mount St Vincent on Hudson M A Fordham U Sponsor Junlor Red Cross MARGUERITE C HONADEL BS U of Wlsconsm Sponsor Class of 1957 FAITH AUGUR B A Albertus Magnus MA Middlebury Sponsor Class of 1955 up-1' PAUL B GUARNACCIA BA Middlebury College M A exlco Cnty College Spons r Class of 1955 Coach .IV Football MARTHE ROSEN FELD BA Hunter College MA Columbnu U 13 LANGUAGE ..-Q ELEANOR H DIMICK B A Boston U M A U of Mlchlgan Middlebury Co sponsor F T A JOYCE E GREENE BA Middlebury Sponsor Class of 1957 LINWOOD A WRIGHT BS U of New Hampslme MS U of Bndgeport 1 fv I ll I : l .I . I ' 'I ' I - . - ' sz A . 5 A , 1 , P Qs ' , was S Q Vs . ,N Q as 1, 11 ,T 'Z S MATH Huff RALPH E WHITTAKER Department Charrman B E E Northeastern U MS U of Bridgeport Coach Tennls Chalrman National Honor So clety Comm ROBERT A BARROWS BS Mass Agrucultural MA U of Connectlcut Faculty Manager of Athlehcs LOUISE C TURNER BA Barnard College Sc M Brown U Sponsor Future Nurses gp LEONARD LEE LAUNER ROBERT STOKES VINCENT D STROUT A A , Syracuse U B A , U of Conn B A , U of Marne B S , U of Brndgeport Coach P M Baseball M S 1 U of Bndgeport Sponsor Stage Crew, HIY CO!-1Cl1 SOCCSY 14 T W EBEN BURR U of Muchngun U of Bridgeport Sponsor Yearbook Advertls mg Freshman Counselor 'U' MALCOLM M SWETT B A , Mvddlebury College M Ed , Harvard Coach PM Football,Tennls QA - Q, jg' 3 ,L - .,,t A Y 1 . T, , A I , B A ' . . A E rrrr T M-A-f - ' , VJ . . ., . , W : ' I . ., . 3 . . . : U 1 T ff Tj 6 . -159 3 ,Q 2 A Q I m ,K x m .s ,gnu-5 YT RlCHARD S. RlCClARDl B.S., M.S., New Hampshire U. Director of Adult Education. in 3 ROBERT F SHEA BS Ed Mass State Teach ers College SCIENCE at ' ROBERT W SHACKLETON BA U of Connecticut MS U of Bridgeport Chairman Sponsors Class of 1954 Sensor Councll EUGENE C SLEIGLE Department Chairman ANNA MARY MccoNNeLL B 5 gusquehannc, BS Mount Union College MA Columbia Teachers College WILLIAM MAGEE J CARTER ODWYER BA U of Connectlcut BA Provlclence College Sponsor Class of 1956 Sponsor Class of 1957 Stage Crew Coach Freshman Basketball 15 . ., . .., . , I , . . . ., .., - 1 . ., .' s 1 L ,. 1 .. -1 1 ' I ' I 1 3 , . . ALANSON C HARPER Department Chalrman B A M A Boston U Sponsor Class of 1956 1 J DOUGLAS CHRISTIE BA Mlddlebury MA Columbla U Sponsor PM Student Coun Coach Cross Country -0- RM X HAROLD M GORE JR B A Middlebury A M IN T Harvard Sponsor Class of 1956 Coach Cross Country Track SOCIAL STUDIES BESSIE C JENNINGS B A Middlebury College MA Columbia U Sponsor Class of 1956 l JOHN M GLEASON B A Mount Samt Mary s M Ed U of New Hampshire Coach Cross Country BERNARD MARLIN BSS Cnty College of New York M A Columbia U Sponsor Boys Banquet Coach Freshman Basketball Asst Coach Track KENNETH R PETERSEN BA Tufts A M lnT Harvard Sponsor Student Congress PHILLIP PITRUZZELLO B S Teachers College of Connectrcut M A Boston U Sponsor Class of 1954 fl , X ,Q-,cg it . ,K,'c - as . plmy M, . ' I 0 I 1 . J' s'-- L , ' eil. 1 . . - Z . :cv ' '75 .' ' L C 1 f X A 1. ,. Ah 1 a , f . ff 16 BUSINESS EDWARD A CANFIELD BS MA New York U Sponsor Class of 1955 Fmance Commnttee S BLAKE DEAN Burdett natlng Comm Coach Golf sruAnr 1 cox A CYNTHIA CALDWELL 55 50900 U Department Chcnrmon Sponsor Fox Business Staff B S M C S Boston U Al M0 BARBARA KUNHARDT DONALD W STONE ROSE VECKERELLI B S M S Boston U B S Husson College B S MA New York U Chairman Faculty Co orl Sponsor Yearbook Typing Med U of Malne Sponsor Class of 1954 Fox Girls Buslness Club Sponsor Class of I957 Typmg Commlttee Nqtlon al Honor Society Commrt ee HOME ECONOMICS ELIZABETH CARTA ELEANOR C MARSHALL BS U 0fMICl1-son Department Supervisor M A wayne U B S U of Connectncut Sponsor Class of 1954 Sponsor Class of 'I956 r I7 A.. -A , I Y - . C Q' ' . ., . ., . . ., . ' - I . I I I . ., s . ., . Q-fs? 2 ll . A I I Q C. IIVA A91 A 4,4 :al l .I I . : A d.. I . I U .I , : , I ' 1 . . ., . . I gg' I I . ., . W K ' Y ' ' : . Ki a Z r S If , A-PQ ,f ' V x - We FRANK C AMBROSE BA Ohio U M A 6th year New York U Sponsor Class of 1955 Boys Banquet is -.ug Wir VINCENT G KUZAS BA Teachers College of Connectlcut INDUSTRIAL ARTS JAMES S SALAFIA BS Teachers College of Connecticut JOHN H DAY BS New York State Teach ers College Oswego Sponsor Jumor Prom Coach Socce try Track PHYSICAL S STEVEN SUTTON B S Teachers College of Connecticut r in NORMAN W HAGUE B S State Teachers College Oswego M A New York U LINWOOD A WRIGHT BS U of New Hampshire MS U of Bridgeport EDUCATION GEORGE H TAYLOR Jossmme M onwven FERNAND s TETREAU Department SUPEYVISOI' B S Arnold B S Sprmgfleld College B A Sprmgfneld College M A New Yom U M A columbm U Yale ' Sponsor Pep Club Coach Football, JV , Basket C h H k , B k tb ll, ball, JV, Baseball Director of Athletics ogf,ee,1eZ,Z:,: as e U Coach Baseball 1: ' I Ass't Coach: .Soccer. l U D, l p ggr r 5' lf I ,4 ' , ' , : ' . - . ., . I J. S an Xe g 1: s A ' fi K-, , I ' n TRIS M CARTA JEAN SANFORD ROBERT L SEIRUP BS George Washington U BS U of Connectlcut BS Sprlngfleld M A U of M'Ch'9 Sponsor Class of 1956 Coach Basketball Coach Track F Club Coach PM Gurls Sports Asst Coach Football Base Cheerleaders bu NURSE OFFICE STAFF E' MARIETTA GRAHAM Joyce Bodner Richard Judd Helen Kennedy R N Bridgeport Hospital 'XX f lf IRENE GLAHN CAMILLE M JASMIN MARY VASAS Secretory Attending U of Bridgeport . A '31 I ' . ., . - . ., . ' . ., l I ' ' 2 . Z . I H 1, , . , , , . , . . . . , . , - . Il. ,igwf-yr, m,-aU K 1.4 Q Q. , Y Q X ' 1 A ' ' I , , . . ., X 5, A , gh A. ' in aw, 1 ' 5 -'A az: ' 4 E Q14 '- - V Us . rs N II K I . , X 'a X , CAFETERIA STAFF g. 2 gr l any Row 1 Carol Halas Irene Takacs Irene Holzbar Charlotte Sunlch Mary Halas Row 2 Steve Droiar Nancy Schlberg Andrew Srlls CUSTODIANS HNIBSK QDOIUU 1:-1: ...1 N, ,- Row l Anne Dunleavey Frank G Hohmcn Donald Nielson Row 2 Frances Dunleavey Joseph Daniels wlllldm Girard Not plciured John Ganzer 20 A ' 5 lj . i 1 D l , 1 .l- ff' . O v V .n: .. xg , ,. llf' , A A 5, f 0 ,ff-X M . . Af lasf we have become 0 n 0 1950 CLASS HISTORY 1954 1950 1951 The Class of 1954 began uts becomung on a memorably hot day un early September 1950 Try as he may everyone had trouble fundung the elevator whuch stopped at the eughth floor swummung pool Helpful Senuor Councul members servung as guudes seemed to thunk that the elevator un the west wung near the skatung runk would do as well A few of the braver members of the class funally located the pool but found ut drauned for the wunter Resugned to dus appountment all decuded theur swum could waut untul Sprung and buckled down to the year ahead The March electuon of class offucers showed that thus undustruous class wanted nothung but the best Myron Goldberg was elected presudent Andrew Thy berg vuce presudent Ann Molloy secretary and Marcua Johnson treasurer May found the Class of 1954 flauntung uts theatru cal endeavors un a zany talent show staged agaunst a salty nautucal background A sparklung musucal score carrued the show to success Who wull ever for get those mop happy saulors Dave Mott Duck Devore and Martun Vasas who brought the house down wuth theur rendutuon of There Is Nothung Luke a Dame? THREE MOP HAPPY SAILORS There ls Nothung Luke A Dame At the Frosh party the evenung of the Talent Show Freshmen proved that they also had a talent for hav ung a good tume Dancung games and refreshments provuded an entertaunung evenung Luke all freshman affaurs the party started off wuth a group of boys on one sude of the room and the gurls on the other The Dear Departed ' the freshman contrubutuon to the Freshman Sophomore plays placed on the way to stardom such potentual Lunts as Velvys Heskuss John Bergmark Jesse Campbell and Emuly Karabunos The auduence was blussfully unaware of such headaches as mussed cues dropped lunes and lost props Poor Jesse set the kutchen table three tumes that nught waut ung for Emuly to enter on cue Ann Molloy brought honor to the Freshman Class as the only gurl of the Class of 1954 to make varsuty basketball un her freshman year 1951 1952 Knowung all the angles and all the answers the Class of 1954 returned under the leadershup of the followung class offucers presudent Ann Molloy vuce presudent John Bergmark secretary Carol Bohman and treasurer Ruth Dakau to swung ummeduately unto the detauls of the sophomore talent show Poor harassed actors lost un a storm took refuge un a haunted house and expended theur energy un a forty munute talent show whuch uncluded everythung from murder to Mozart No wonder Carol Fruedberg murdered Tom Grant un cold blood wuth a butcher knufe February was an open season for Cupud hugh lughted by the annual Sweetheart Swung Valentunes hearts and cupuds wuth arrows danced through the halls weeks before the gala affaur Frannue Herold Class of 1952 was crowned Queen of the Swung by Mr Futts Ann Molloy represented the Class of 54 un the glamorous lune of attendants SWEETHEART SWING X A crownung un Cupud s court More honors came to thus famous class wuth the awardung of an F sweater to Ann Molloy who was also selected to represent the town as Red Feather Gurl of 1952 The Weak Spot was the class contrubutuon to the sophomore end of the Freshman Sophomore plays Steve Lax Joan Wunter and Carol Fruedberg exposed the creduluty of superstutuous people un thus three act comedy - II - ll - 1 , . 1 1 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 ' - , . . , - 1 ' - 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 ' 1 . . . , . , . . ' 1 1 1 1 . . . ,, . . H I I f 1 . It , E ,P , 1 ' ' ?'Xl , . W :L ' W ,- Y . 7, 'QQ , Q Q? get ffl A V 1, .- K 5 1 , Zi g if - 5 , 3 ' 1 'J . ' 4' I A 5' ju ' 1 J 1 lu Z . 7 I fu f u II - - II 5 . ' Il! - . . . 1 1 1 ' I I , . . - - ll ll II 1 - - I 1 - I , 1 ll ll 1 - ' I I ' n 1 - . I n I I , , . . . . . . . Lenny the Leprechaun Isme soda and the tenor 1952 1953 Need a new pencnl or a bookcover9 How about Christmas cards? These questlons were asked frequent ly by class officers John Bergmark Ann Molloy Ruth Dakar Carol Bohman and numerous commuttee mem bers orgamzed to ralse funds for the class The com pllcatlons created by the double sessions forced the salesmen away from therr tradltuonal table In the cafeterna and out unto the corrndors to mnx book covers wlth sandwnches The loss of recess tlme doomed the sales of Purple Nightmares and Smcker doodles JUNIOR YEAR OFFICERS b will they sell? vouce of Mr Shackleton featured the Leprechaun Leap for March The Junior Prom hughllght of the school year brought the class Into school focus Many committees scurrled around to develop the theme of Moonlught and Roses Staytng up untll mldnlght making roses decoratmg and redecoratlng blowing balloons at the gas statlon settmg up the rose trelllses advertlslng and sellmg tlckets thus was some of the work behmd the scenes unknown to the gowned and tuxedoed couples admnrnng the fabulous rose basket made of ce In the sprung of their lunlor year Ruth Dakar Carol Frledberg Mary Lou Marcm Carolme Martm and Ann Molloy heaped honor upon themselves and thelr class by thelr electron to the Natlonal Honor Society PROM COMMITTEE Moonllght and Roses brmg wonderful memorues THE PROM The last and for twelve lumors the most Important actnvlty was Class Day nn June when the class wanted excntedly for the tradltnonal tapplng ceremony which created a new Sensor Councll Tapped were these happy lunlors Carol Bohman Carol Conway Ruth Dakar Carol Ecklund Carolme Martm Ann Molloy Sam Colwell Tom Grant Alex Grlbko Joe Gross Gary Kmcald and Ken Osterberg In a meetlng lm Ioy was elected presndent Joe Gross vlce president Carol Conway secretary and Sam Colwell treasurer NEW SENIOR COUNCIL Steps to Success The record of the Class of 1954 ns completed on the followmg pages l I I I I ' , - ll ' ll ' ' of . . . I . . . I 1 1 : 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I . . - mediately following the tapping ceremony, Ann Mol- : , ' - ' 1 . . . ut, ' . ' 7 ' ' I I u ' ll 1 ,, . . . . . ' I I I I I . . . . . I .I I I I 23 CLASS OF 1954 Ruth Alex Tom and Carol Far from being honorary posntuons the offices of the Class of 1954 requlre unlque talents A class offncer must be expert In collecting dues from delinquent class members and nn stretching the budget to take care of all semor actnvntles A class offucer must have mgenulty In helpmg to select an orngmal gift to be presented by the class to the school on Class Day A class officer must show skull In headmg commut tees to arrange for the Sensor Banquet This duty requires hours of planning and working so that the last meetlng of the semors as undergraduates be comes a success Who ll we get for clean up? OFFICERS Presldent Alexander Grlbko Vlce President Thomas Grant Secretary Carol Bohman Treasurer Ruth Dakal Robert W Shackleton Chanrman of Sponsors with Carol Bohman A class officer must provide the leadership for the most Important planning of all graduation Weeks before thus eventful day class offucers scurry around completmg details and attendlng meetmgs with Sen :or Class Sponsors and Mr Futts to complete the fmal arrangements for thus occaslon Along wnth the gradu ahon plans the offncers must fund time to organuze the Class Day exercises Speakung for the class the officers thank all thelr sponsors for guldlng them through four hectic years, and most especually, thanks go to Mr. Shackleton, chairman of the sponsors . 0 . . s I I I I . - . - . . . . . . . . . . . . s . ' I , . . . - 1 1 I . . . . . I . . . I . . . I ROBERT D ACKERMAN Bub Bo He knows his racquet well Course College Actlvmes Art l Badminton 2 Groduatlon Usher 3 Student Congress 4 Sports Interclass Basketball l3 Varslty Soccer 2 4 Ten l 1,251 Q-uv LEEN c MNTHONY E anq G A e rn her eyes l te rn her smrl Course d lege Actrvmes A appella Cholr 2 Art Club 'l Treasurer I Chorus 1 Class Assemblaesl 2 Dance omm 14 Dramatlcs 1 Fo ers Club Show l 3 F Club Mlnstrel 2 Fox 1 2 Girls Banquet I 4 Junlor Prom Sports Interclass Basketball 1 Hockey 'l Softball 'l Volleyball I4 J V Basketball 2 Hockey 2 Varslty Basketball 3 4 Hockey 3, 4, Playday l rm-at iw. is. ALFRED AMANTE Ace Here sweep these books away lll not shatter my brain today Course lndustrlal Arts DANIEL L ANDERSON Whltey A mon that blushes rs not quite a brute Course College Actlvltaes Camera I Chorus 1 Mathemotscs 'I Sports Interclass Basketball 1 2 Bowling 2 N1 JOSEPHINE AMARO Josle If srlence were golden shed never be rich Course Commercial Actlvltles Chorusl 2 Class As semblles I 2 Fashion Show 1 2 Glee Club 2 Llbrary Aide 3 Teenage Committee 3 Sports Interclass Basketball 'I Bowling 2 Hockey 'l HERBERT ANDERSON Herb Free from worry IS he Course lndustrnal Arts MARY H ALLEN Rusty Vanety IS the soul at pleasure Course College Ac lvltles Chorusl 2 F N A 2 3 Yearbook 4 Sports Interclass Hockey 1 Basketball Volleyballl 2 rx was ELAINE DIANE ART Laney G A A M M M A pleasant gurl wlth pleasant ways creates contentment where ever she strays Course College Acttvltues A Cappella Chorr 4 Chorus 2 Dance Comm 24 Dramatlcsl 2 Fox2 Girls Ban quet 3 Glee Club 1 Komlans 4 Junlor Prom Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Sports Interclass Basketball l 4 Hockey 14 Softball 14 Vol leyball 1 4 Il Il ll bil ,I 'I 11F11 ' ' A 1, . 11 , Z 1' 1 , 1 . . . . . . 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' 27 l . l - .1 I l 5 , 5 Y , 1 1 1 - 5 ' , i - J : - , ' 1 1 K l Z - ' 1 ' - 1 : 1 ' - JOHN ASTLE Tlnk To love ones self rs the begun ning of a life long romance Course Industrial Arts Sports Varslty Baseball I4 Captam Baseball 4 PETER BARTLETT Pete Here there and everywhere Course General 26 5? DOROTHY BAILEY Dot Art :sn t her only pastime' Course General Actlvmes Dance Comm I Glrls Banquet 'I Sports Interclass Basketball 1 Capt 2 Hockeyl 2 Volleyball EMIL BARBESSI Ba ' Its easier to fight for one s pnncrples than to lrve up to them Course College ANNE HELEN BALOGH G A A To be of use rn the world rs t e only way to be happy Course College Nursmg ACIIVIIIES A Cappella Choir 4 Chorus I 2 Dance Comm 3 Fathers Club Show 2 F N A 24 Girls Banquet 4 Pep Club 4 Jr Red Crossl 2 Workshop I Junlor Prom Teenage Comm 3 Teenage Chorus 4 Yearbook Apprentlce 3 Yearbook Senlor Wrote ups Chairman Sports Interclass Basketball 24 Hockey 13 Softballl 2 4 Volleyball 2 4 ALEXANDER BARSKY JR Alex Ollle My thoughts and I are of another world Course Industrial Arts PATRICIA JEAN AUER a M M M Ask and learn Course College Actlvltles A Cappella Choir 3 Dansy Cham Fathers Club Show T A 24 Glee Clu Jr Red Cross 13 Vnce Pres 3 Yearbook 4 Sports Interclass Basketball 2 LOUISE A BECKER ou She appears quret but we wonder Course College Nursing Actlvltles Chorus 'l Fathers Club Shawl F N A 'I ADRIAN BENNETT Ben I aint nobodys darlin. Course College Sports lnterclass Bowlmg 3 Boxrng 2 DAVID BLASKEY Dove late IS one long process gettmg tlred Course College ACIIVIIIES Boatmg I Sports I Sports Interclass Basketball CARL F BENSON Silence rs a frrend that wrll never betray Course lndustrral Arts ACIIVIIIQS Flsh and Game CAROLINE M BINKIWITZ t may seem quret but when I get going Course Busmess ACIIVIYIQS Chorus 1 2 Jr Red Cross 1 JANET F BIEHN an a quiet and well lrlred Course College Sclentlflc Actlvrtles Chorus 'l Class As sembly 'I Darsy Cham Dance Comm 14 Grrls Banquet 14 Exec Comm 4 .lunror Prom Yearbook Apprentrce 3 Year book Characteristics Chairman 4 Sports lnterclass Badminton 2 Basketball I4 Hockeyl 2 Volleyball I 4 Capt 3 Varsity Hockey 3 4 Playdoy 'l PATRICIA LOUISE BITZER at Butz M M M No better master of the fiddle Course College Actlvltles Band 3 4 Chorusl Daisy Cham Fathers Club Show F T A I4 Orchestra Yearbook Sports Interclass Basketballl SHIRLEY A. BENSEY Not quiet nor loud nor short nor tall but a pleasant mixture of them all Course Business General Actrvltles Chorusl 2 Sports lnterclass Basketball 2 Hockey 2 Softball 1 2 Valley ball 2 ETHEL M BOCZAN t lrlro long walks especrally when they are taken by people who annoy me Course College Actlvltles Dalsy Chaln Entered from Basslck Hugh School Brrdgeport Conn H , I 1 fr , , , I I ll : - ' , , - : , . 3 - 1 I I I - A 3 '- L .H IIJ ll ,,.r H, . I . 'rr . . . . : I I ,, . . . - F F . - 7 ' ' ' I Q . . . 5 ' 7 . . 7 ' ' ' : 2. . . . : - ' ,f 1 I ' I 1 I 3 - , - f - X ' . 2 - fl . IIP II Il ' Il ,I Carol Binky H , ,, is If - - f I - , - ' ' ' 1 , 2 : . . . I , ,ff ' ' ' 37 . . . - 5 I-41 4 I l . ... Q l ' 2 Auf, H ff , lf, HHH ' ' of , ' , ' . . ,, 'L rr : ' 1 . Y 3 2-4. ' ' f 1 - JOYCE BARBARA BODNER CY G A A She seldom leaves her work un done and yet she always has her fun Course Business Secretanal Ac lvltles Chorus I 2 Dalsy CalnFNA3Sec3Jr d Cross I 3 Pep Club 4 Yearbook Sports Interclass Hockeyl 2 Basketball 'I 2 4 Bowling 2 4 Volleyball I 2 4 Softball 'I 2 Bowlmg Playday 2 'Us RONALD B BRYAN Nothing can make me hurry Course Industrial Arts Actlvmes A Cappella Choir 2 4 Band I Flsh and Game Sports Interclass Bowlmg 'I 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Track I, 2 28 wp. JEANNETTE BOURGEOIS an All thus mental toll Im bushed Course College Actlvltles Chorus 'I 2 Class As sembly I 2 Glee Club 3 Teen age Comm 3 Sports Intercloss Basketball l Hockey I 2 Softball l MARION BRUNAU Honey At the trrst note of music shell start to dance Course Art Actlvmes Chorus 4 Fathers Club Show 3 Yearbook ROSEMARY BROCHETTI through the hall Course Business Clerlcal ACIIVIYIES Chorus 'I 2 Fashuon Show 1 Jr Red Cross 1 BARBARA BRUNDAGE Barb Brundy And then she talked ye gods' how she talked Course College ACIIVIIIGS A Cappella Cholr 2 4 Chorus 'I Dance Comm 'I4 Glrls Banquet 3 .Iunlor Prom llbrary Aide 3 4 Red Cross I Sports lnterclass Basketball 'I4 Hockey 14 Softball I4 Volleyball 1 4 CAROL E BOHMAN Blondle Blonde bnght and busy as a ee Course College Nursing Actuvntnes A Cappella Choar 24 Chorus 1 Class Assembly I 2 Communxty Day 2 Daisy Chain Dance Comm I4 Fathers Club Show 3 F Club Minstrel 3 N A 2 Girls Banque H R Sec I .lunnor Prom Sec 2 4 Sensor Council 4 Student Con gress 'I3 Treas 3 Yearbook Apprentlce 3 Copy Editor 4 its EDITH BUDA Eddie Me thmks Ill grow flowers Course Clerical Business ACYIVIIIES Chorus 'I Dalsy Cham Glee Club 2 Sports Interclass Hockey 14 Softball 1 4, Volleyball I 4 11J 11 11 - 11 11 1 . . . , , 11 - b , 1 1 'I 1 - ' H 4 so a - 1 41 : - 7 : we I 1 I 1 . . . , 1 I1 1 . . . , . 5 .Re ' U11 1 . . .5 5 1 . I 1 4. I I F. . . 5 . t 37 - 1 , , , , 7 I D 1 1 A - ' ii 1 . 111 11 11 - - 1 11 ' ' Stately and tall as she walks I1 : , 5. . .. Z I I v 1 , , , I , 1, ' 1 I 1 - . . . I , . ' 1 1 1 5 . . I : - I , 'K 1 1 - 11 11 11 11 11 , , . 11 11 11 - ,, . . : I n nu Q 1 11 . . . . ' ' I : 1 - 2 . . , 8 . 8 . . . , ' ' 1 1 I 5 . , I . j - I - I A I 11 - ,, 11 - 11 . . 11 1 1 11 . , . : ' - 5 : I . 1 . Z I 1 . I : - ' , - . - : - . I GORDON A BULKLEY Buck Pancho Better a wrtty fool than a foolish wut Course Sclentlflc ACTIVITIES Teenage Comm CAROL CARRANO Care G A A Let me have an audience for lm about to speak Course College Actwmes Class Assembly 1 2 Dance Comm 24 Dramatlcs 1 ox 3 4 Sec 1 Jr Red Crossl 2 Jumor Prom Library Alcle 3 4 P p Club 4 Teenage Comm 3 Year book Sports lnterclass Basketball 14, Hockey 2, 4, Softball 24, Volleyball 2 4, J V Hockey 3 5-7 BARBARA SUSAN BURR Be Be ' ' G A Small but oh my Course College Actnvltles Chorus 2 3 Class As sembly1 Dance Comm 24 Dra lcs1 2 F N A 3 4 Banquet2 4 Glee Club1 Junlor Prom Library Alde 3 4 Pep Club 4 Playday 1 Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Basketball 14 Hockey 1 2 Softball 1 Capt 2 Volleyball 1 4 Varslty Hockey 3 4 JESSIE B CAMPBELL a ess Mischief IS Kung and I am :ts slave Course Business Secretarial ACTIVITIES Chorus 3 4 Drama tlcsl 2 Glrls Banquet 2 Glee Club 1 2 Llbrary Alde 4 Teen age Comm 3 Yearbook T7 LESLIE BYELAS es Anybody see Les? Course College Actlvltles Flsh and Game 1 ty Track 3 4 JUDlTl'l M CARR Judy G As good natured as they come Course College Actlvmes Chorus 3 Class Assem bly 1 2 Dausy Cham Dance Comm 24 Dramatlcs1 2 Fox 1 F T A 3 Girls Banquet 2 Exec Comm 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 Jr Red Cross 24 Junior Prom Library Aide 3 4 Pep Club 4 Teenage Comm 3 Year book Sports lnterclass Basketball Capt 1 Bowling 3 4 Hockey 1 Capt 2 3 Softball 14 Volley b 1 4 J Basketball 2 4 Varsrty Hockey 4 MARTIN SAMUEL BURGER Marty Berg Oh that sexy sax Course College Actnvrtnes Band 14 Class As sem ly 1 2 Dance Comm Fathers Club Show 2 Club Mmstrel 3 Flsh and Game 1 H R Pres 1 Model Rarlroad 'l Orchestra 14 Yearbook Sports Varsity Basketball 1 2 Mgr 2 Cross Country 24 Mgr 3 4 Track 3 4 LOREN B CARSTENSEN or Beneath his mrld extenor there Iles a great deal of mrschref Course College Engineering Actlvntnes Fnsh and Game I 2 29 1, H ,, H HF, I H I In 1, ,I H H I . H , , . . . I I I I X - , ' 'L . . b , f . a, I I II 1 I 3: ,IFN . . . I I 3I V I I ' I 5 . . . 5 ,T --3:25. z - : . Ig - f-so : ' , , ' ' ' ' ' ' E 'I' -3 J, J 1 1 1 - . f, 32- , , . , , fI,I ' H I H 'F' . . A. H I . . . l . . l' Ill ll , 4 1 , 7 - 5' H , H i - - 2 - mat' , 5 . . . , 5 Girls' 2 , f : ' ' ' ' : ' . 7 ' 7 Sports: J. V. - Football 3, Varsi- 1 1 - I I . 1 . - -I ' I 1 1 -4, - , -: - , . CFI I 11 11 HF, A A H ff HJ YH HJ H :I I I I I - ,, .... . I I 1 ' - - 1 ' , 2 H I I ' 1 - - - : : 1 - - , 2 , . . . I I I I i I , I ' - ' ' - i ' ' , : , , , , ' , : i ' 7 ' 7 ' . 1 . ' - 1 J 1 1 1 I ' . . A - , , f all - I . V. - - 1 H 1, H - , , H Q I I I I HL H . . . H - . . 2 I 1 . 1 . ' - - u - - i , ' - 2gF ,,F.T.A.1,2,H.R. , - - - 1 - , 1 ' 4 - - - . - . . f - , - I 1 I 9 1 . 5 - BARBARA ANN CAVANAUGH Bobble C eo G A A There never was a saint with red hair Course College Actrvmes Chorus 3 Dansy Cham nce Comm 1 F T A Sec 1 Glrls Banquet 14 Glee u 1 2 Jr Red Cross 3 Junior Prom Library Aide 3 4 Pep Club 4 Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Sports lntercluss Basketball pt Bow mg Hockeyl 2 4 Softball 4 Capt 1 Volleyball 14 J V Hockey JAMES F CONLEY JR sm Diego A better friend could not be found Course College Actlvltles Sallmg Club 2 Sports lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Soccer 4 LAURA COE ls my nose shmey Actlvltles Glee Club 1 2 Sports Interclass Hockey Softball 1 DOROTHY COMISKEY Dotty o A wrllmg hand and a loyal heart Course College Actlvmes A Cappella Cholr 4 Chorus 3 Dance Comm 4 F N A 3 4 Glrls Banquet 3 4 Junior Prom Pep Club 4 Teenage Chorus 4 Yearbook Sports Interclass Basketball 4 Hockey 4 Softball 4 Volleyball Entered from Newton Hugh School New York SAMUEL COLWELL Sam He doesnt blush his face lust gets red Course Sclentullc Actrvltles Band 1 2 Camera Club 2 Chorus 1 Community Day 2 Flsh and Game 1 Gradu ation Usher Orchestra 1 2 Se mor Councul Student Congress Sports J V Football 2 Varsl Football 3 Tennls 1 4 FRANK CONE Describe htm who can? Course lndustnal Arts DANIEL CLARK Dan Whom are you? sold he for he had been to high school Course lndustnal Arts Sports lnterclass Basketball 2 3 Soccer 2 3 Baseball Mgr 2 29, X VERONICA CONNOR Ronme Sensnble and sell contamed Course Business Secretorlal Actuvmes Chorusl 2 u ' rr n I u V 4 1, Q . ' . 11 . .. V V . . V H H Du . 7 . . . 1-4, ,fy V 111 1 . V1 . 5 ' -F , rn CI b , 1 . , 45 ' . . V . . I V , p . p Af I - 1 . - V - ' , : J- V- - 1 1 , -Q ., . . ' h News 1-4, Ca . 2, l 3, 4, E' I I I I ' D 1 'I - -- 1 Q 3. Z I ll Il . 11F11 11 1 , - - 1 11 ll ' ,Il Q Course: College - - . G V . 1 1 1 1 - : 1 ' : - 1, : 1 - f . 1 1 1 - 1 I V , V 1-3. - 'V 'B rg . - . -, aft Y ly - ' ' ' Q. c ' 3 11 11 11D '11 ,, . . 11 . . . V . V : - 1 . , 11 - - , 11 . . . 1 I 1 1 1 r 2 : ' 7 - . ' : - 1 1 1 1 , 4. , . . , . IIJ' Il Il ' ll ll ' ll 11Fu u ' - ' V n - , ' ' 11 . . . - : , . CAROL J CONWAY G A A A well dressed woman rs always at ease Course College Actuvutles A Cappella Chonr 2 4 Chorus 'l Class Assembly 'I 2 Dalsy Cham Dramatncs 1 Fath ers Club Show T3 F u nstrel 2 F T A 4 Sen Councll Sec Stage Crew 'l Student Congress 3 Thesplans 3 4 Yearbook Sports Interclass Hockey I4 Softball 1 2 Volleyball l 2 ann-sg, Gnu RUTH KATHRYN DAKAI H MM Da She knows whrch pathways lead to populanty Course Business Secretarnal Actlvltles A Cappella Chour 3 4 Art Club I Boys Banquet 3 Chorusl 2 Dalsy Cham Fath ers Club Show 3 laurel Glrls State Photography Club 2 Se nlor Council Student Congress 2 3 Treas 2 4 Yearbook Sports Interclass Basketball I Bowllng 2 Hockey 14 Softball I4 Volleyball I 4 Capt 2 J V Basketball 2 Varsity as ketball 3 4 ,ff DAVID P COPRIO Cop To know hrm IS to discover hrm Course lndustnal Arts Sports Cross Country I VERA CRUNDEN G A A She has both feet frrmly placed on the accelerator Course College Actlvltnes Chorus l 2 Class As sembly 'I 2 Dance Comm 3 Dramatlcs l 2 Fathers Club ow 3 F T A 3 4 Jun Prom Lnbrary Aude 4 Teenage Comm 3 Sports lnterclass Basketball 'I 2 Bowlung 2 Hockey I3 Soft ball I4 Volleyball 'I4 J V Basketball 3 4 Hockey 4 Q--Y' JOHN C CRITTENDEN The wheels of his brarn were never oiled Course Inclustrral Arts ju EDYTHE MAR CUMMINGS E e A good f ce eds o ant Course Bu ness Secret rlal Actnvmes Chorus 1 Dance Comm 3 Dramatlcsl Sports Interclass Basketball l Bowlung 1 Hockey I Softball I Volleyball l X 1 1 JANE COOLIS Janne Beware of her shy smrle Course Busmess Actavltles Chorusl 2 F N A 3 Sports Interclass Baseball 1 Capt 2 Volleyball 2 3 BAR vA,A,',32,.. I 75 Q SHIRLEY ANN DARVAS Spvke Stud She ll be Slup ping down the aisle Course Business Secretarlul Actwltles A Cappella Chanr 4 Chorusl 2 H R Treas 2 Pho- tography Club 2 Teenage Comm 3 Sports lnterclass Softball Capt l 2 Volleyballl 2 H - - , H , rr - u ' F' v I , - ll ' ll : , 1 A H , . - : : ' V . .. , ,innclb xp . Mi 5 . . . 1 lor lx I - , ', .7 -45 - f f - G ' ' xx , , - V : - - , I I I ' Ll ' 1 I l H ff - ,, . . , ,, . . . . ,, . . H , 5 2 . . . K4 g - A A . NL ., , , .Q rm Q ft-rf rl ' if L' -1 t 11 V7 7 -'TR ,. . ,LH ...egg ' 1 -.fi I I. T -'ff-H.: lj A 1 I , f 1 , . , H . H . H in ' ' ' ju -li 3 1 I - , '- x , 1 i . 7 ' 5 , , - , Sl' : - . . 1, , : ior - : - - 7 i f : - 1 , F I . I I I I - I 1 X , , - , - , 'I 'I . .1 1 , . IIFII N. .S. G.A.A. . .M. H ku ll ' Il ' ll ll ll . -ll ll I Il ' L ' . F , ' ' ll 1 ' , 1 , : ' - ' . Q I . I I I . 1 I I , 7 . . . 5 ' Z 4, A 1 , : - . - 1 , 1 - , : . . ' ' F ' I I I 0 1 - , I - I l , , . A 31 , , . , . . 1 - . ' - B , : . ,Lui ' , sg,r,::s , . 1 545-GI B- :nf 1?v'lgx 46-01 R Nz' 'Al' fu' 's xr 'Hsin SANDRA DeANGEl.lS Sandy To every why, she has a wherefore. si, Course: General Business Activities: Chorus 35 Teenage Comm 3 Entered from Central LEONA DEER ee Dear Everything s lust Jim dandy Course Business Clerical Activities Chorus 'I Glee Club 2 Sports lnterclass Softball 'l GERALD DeLORENZO Rocky De What is this thing called life? Course lndustrlal Arts :lib 'xx Q'-..-r N 'lawn Jw, 'W X'-X S Ut C N mf z ,,,z C711 fb 'H 2 rf z 'UQ UI a I'l'1 z z Wisdom is my madness Course College Activities Chorus 2 Daisy Chain Dance Comm 3 Dramatlcs 2 4 F Club Minstrel 2 F T A 3 4 Girls Banquet 24 .lr Red Cross Rep 3 4 Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook I i NORMA JEAN DECKER Norm Norrie Sunny side up. Course: Business General YJ' Activities: Chorus 1, 2, Square Dancing Club 2. Sports lnterclass Basketball 2 3 Softball 2 3 Volleyball 2 BARBARA DELORENZO Barb or is She cannot frown she never tries Y'-A Course Business Activities Chorusl 2 Yearbook X DONALD DeMATTlA Don 6.5 A good sport of the very best sort Course General Sports Interclass Basketball l Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3 4 Baseball 24 Soccer 2 4 f 7 FLORENCE DeSANTlE o Florie YK Earnest in everything she does Course Business Clerical Activities Art Club 1 Glee Club 1 F N A 4 Square Dancmgl Sports literclass Basketball l 2 Bowling 2 Hockeyl 2 Sot b l 2 Volleybolll 2 . . 1 - , , , I , - UL if ii H U H HB H 4 ii - 1 - H - if it 1, , it . I V . . ' 8. I . b : p . ' : - . l ' 7 ' fi ' . v s xy I V M xx. K 1, fi 1 , UPU V ll s ll Il Il llll I' , 1 ' ' CL- - ,, . . . . ,, 1 , h ...e . . - - I i E' ' f.,:l::. A l . ' 7-55.24. ,Q J. V. - I - .-..... ,-be .-5-3-J fi . I , - , ' '7'ff'f-i- J i'F.::g:s., 'ff f ,,,,. fZ:.1,,j,-ji f - 1 . 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I 1' ' 'L Jn ' ,ff iw f fffii RICHARDJ DEVORE Duc Men like bullets ga farthest when smoothest Course College Ac rvrtues Class Assembly 1 Dance Comm l 2 Junlor Prom Yearbook DANIEL M FARRELL Dan Never say diet say When do we eat Course lndustrnal Arts Actlvltles Huntlng and Flshlng Science Club CAROL A DUNN G A A A drsposftron as golden os her Ulf Course Business Secretaraal Actzvmes Badmlnton Club Class Assembly 'l Yearbook Sports lnterclass Basketball 2 Hockey 13 Softball I 2 Valley ba 3 BARBARA HELEN EGERESSY Barb gg So quiet yet so pleasant Course College Actsvrtles A Cappella Choir 3 4 Chorusl 2 Fathers Club Show Yearbook CAROL A ECKLUND c G A A Trim and neat short and sweet Course College Actlvntves A Cappella Cholr 4 Chorus 'I3 Class Assembly 'l 2 Dalsy Cham Dance Comm 'l4 Dromahcs l 2 Fathers Club ow 3 F Club Minstrel Fox 24 F T A Glrls Bon uet 3 4 Jr Red Crass Junlar Pram Library Aide 3 Senior Council Teenage Comm 3 Sports lnterclass Basketball 14 Capt 3 Hockey 13 t ball 14 Volleyball l4 Varsrty Hockey 4 ANDREW JAY FABRY The Fab Andy Hunky To bluff or not to bluff that IS the question Course Industrnal Arts Sports Varsity Football 4 GERALD R DUGUAY Jerry Quret mild and unassummg never USSEfflVE Of pfESUfT'lIl'lg Course lndustrral Arts JUNE FEATHER June G A A l believe I could talk the llve long day and stall have some thfng left to say Course Busmess Clerical Actrvmes Chorus l Girls Ban quet 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 ep Club 4 Square Dancmg 2 Teen age Chorus 4 Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Basketball l 4 Hockey 24 Softball 14 Vol leyboll 24 Varsuty Hocke Mgr 4 II ' kt! 'J ll ll ff - V If ' ' ' t' 1 I IIE kll 1, . ll V J l'I A : , 1 : . . ' ' I I , I , . . h , 1 O . .. 1 . 2i Sh I H :I , . 2: Y' I 'V lx : - - I U I if . t q A , Y' M l - ' , : - : ' 1 'y 4 f - , , , - ' - , ' - , to X u . t I A ,Vi ' , . , - , Sot - . r, . Tl' - Y u n IIE n ' ff H H .1 H H v H , .H H . , , ,X ' - 11 K W . . . z . I i . V, 9 1' . I I . , 1 ' 5 V7 31 F. N. A. 3, 41 F. T. A. l, 25 5 - - X ' 5 'V Z l 4 it ' ll ll ' , 'I I! I ll Il , . ff 1 - In 1 I l l ' -' - I 1 H 2 J - ' , 1 , : P 5 ' A , l I 5 ' I . F I - I - I 1 ' ' - 7' 33 J A 34 lv LOUISE FEQE Louf, P' rlfnclly to anburlendlyw all ,Course Colle Actlvntles C orusl Conn Club amatlc l Fill' A 24 Spars Int rclasr Basketball! 2 8OWlIYi -flock TY2 s ft 'I 4 9 leybalm 1-,J vet' x.. PAUL H FOYTHO Slats And mlschret was has trade Course lndustnal Arts Sports Interclass Basketball ANN LOUISE FESH es Annie Not that she dlslrkes study bu that she likes fun better Course Business Secretanal Actrvmes .Ir Red Cross'l Square Dance 2 Yearbook NANCY FORGER Nance G Full of fun and fancy free That s the way shell always be Course College Actlvmes Chorusl 2 Class As sembly 2 3 Dalsy Cham Dance Comm 24 Dramatlcsl 2 F 3 4 Girls Banquet2 3 Junior Prom Library Alde 3 4 Year book Sports lnterclass Basketball 2 Hockey 'l Softball 14 Volleyball l 4 J V Basketball 3 4 ,Hockey 2 4 Pt X lUDMll.A JOSEPHINE FITZ ee Luddue Truly a fnend gracious and sweet Course College Actlvrtres Art Club 1 Band 3 4 Chorus l Fathers Club Show 3 chestra 14 Square Dancing 2 Yearbook AUDREY FORTUNA Au G A A Cute sweet mce to mee Course College Actrvltles A Cappella Choir 3 Chorus l Class Assembly 1 F T A 'I4 Glrls Banquet3 Glee Club 2 Red Cross Rep 1 Year book Sports Interclass Basketball 2 4 Hockey 24 Softball l yi Xu ROY FERRIS Not too serious not too gay hes lust rlght m every way Course lndustrral Arts Actrvmes Chorus I Class As sembly 'I Sports lnterclass Basketball 2 3 Varsrty Track 3 PETER S FRASCO Pete Hls car thats his :el Course Industrial Arts ACTIVITIES Band 'I4 Fathers Club Show 3 F Club Mlnstrel 3 H R Pres 1 2 Orchestral 4, Student Congress . y .v 1 .1 5' 1 l X' 7 xxx zu U y A . , , 'L' X xfj 41 Q N X Y ' .A lj -3 Q, . . 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H ,, 11 - - - 11 , : ' I L a a a ' - I I , . , . , 11 11 - . - . 1 ' AL 1 . . . , 5 - CAROL ANN FRIEDBERG N HS Qulll and Scroll MMM Knowledge to know abrlrty to do energy to accomplish Course College ACTIVITIES ACappella Chonr3 4 Chorus 1 2 Class Assembly I 2 Communlty Day Exec Comm 2 Dalsy Cham Dance Comm 1 4 Dramatlcs 14 Freshman Dra matics Fox 24 Edltor 3 Glrls Banquet 'I4 Exec Comm 2 HR V Pres 'l2 Jumor Prom Komlans 24 laurel Glrls State llbrary Aide 3 4 Sophomore Dramotlcs Student Congress 2 4 Pres 4 Thespnans 3 4 Year book Apprentlce 3 Yearbook Edltor In Chief mf' FRANKLYN E GRAY ee Hrs friends? There are many Has foes? Are there any? Course College Actlvmes A Cappella Cholr 2 4 Fnsh and Game Stage Crew I 4 Student Congress 4 Teenage Comm 3 Sports Interclass Basketball 14 Softball 3 Varsity Track Q15 HAZEL A GARDNER Haz Never taxed lor speech Course College A nvmes F N A 4 Jr ed Cross Workshop 1 Sports lnte rclass Hockey 'I FRANK GOODRICH Silent but smcere Course Busuness Actuvmes Chess I RICHARD HARVEY GOLDBERG Duc Do I dare drsturb the universe Course College ACTIVITIES Audlo Vlsual Alds l 2 Chorus'l 2 Class Assembly 'l 2 Dance Comm 24 Drama tics 'l 4 F Club Mmstrel 2 Fox 14 Business Manager 4 Glee Club 2 Graduation Usher Jun lor Prom Komlans 24 Math Club 'l Operetta 1 Yearbook Business Mgr Sports Varsnty Soccer 3 Ten n 'I4 THOMAS W GRANT Tom Tall dark and some ham Course College Actlvltles A Cappella Choir 2 4 Chorus 1 Class Assembly 1 2 Dramatacs 'I4 Fathers Club Show 'I 2 Graduation Usher Komlans 'l4 Semor Council Stage Crew 4 Student Congress 2 Teenage Chorus 4 Teenage Comm 3 Thesp:ans3 4 V Pres Sports lnterclass Basketball 'mu CLARENCE GALASKE op Quretness and thoughtfulness IS hrs nature Course lndustnal Arts ALEXANDER J smug: f awp! Be ca u garlsfyou re Ilrrtrng !Wlfl1 dynaih h Course Colleg ACYIVITIBC A appella Chour 24 V re Art Cl Ath tlc Cou Dance Co m 24 Club n strel 3 Fnsh d G mer Fox 4 Graduotsqpvysher 505101: Sensor Coun nl nt Conre 3Ten!Lbi 9 E6f:nr3 Yea nnnfle-ft? , nhsinfbml arslty ross Coon! C pf 3 4 Track 4 X f Jff IVV ,, . .. . . , . D - H , . . 3 1 F r I f I I I D - N up If 5 ' ' 5 . - Q . 6 . U - - I . I . it , . ,, I D I I ' u - 5 . . 7 A . ' . . . . - 5 7 . ' . . . , ' ' 1 1 A . 2 A : - 1 - I r I ' l i 1 l ll ' kll ' f uFn . , . ,, . . ,, ' I 1 Q . , I' I' n sn v 1 1 ,l : , ' 11 n , , ' . I 1 , . : , 2 - - : - - I rr n ' , A. . . . - , I ct : . . . 1 . R . u km' r -. ' . ' P, V I I - . ...iz : ' 2 -: ' ' ' . A - ' '. pw: 2 : , 1 . f- --,ff - ' P A , , A 3',. . 4, X., b 1 I, I . , .. ' . ' - . , .' 'g . 1 .' 4' . , ' ' 511 f A11 l' -, ' f . t 3 ,, ' 1' . , 1 ' ' g 'Q U If n H I I - ' : : , ' , ' H . - 1, . . ' , x I ' I . I ,, ' ' ' . ' F 7 , F ' I i , I N 2 - 3 I I - - , cl life, ,, . , Ag ef :ff','ff' . . - X A ,I I . X As A y A . I 2, 3. It . , if I , L4 ' u 'I , u -X 1 . . IIL ll Y!-I, ,Y , X . ,, . . .. f I 5 , ' l' - l e . 1 l - n .,-at I . . . '- .1 , l . . Q . P' 5 7,f I 2. o 4 a n ' ' ll - . ' . - -I . ' 1 . ' x , 1 2 : ' ' , fn , 'f , 'f F . f ' 'I L . ' . . . 'Z ' ' : . . ' - if I C 47 ' ' I 1 1 . J 2-4. w - S . 'l I r P n . 9' 5 1- - . 1 ' 7 4, . , 1 - .1 if , f J . ' - -x JOSEPH GROSS oe If l studied all the trme where would basketball be? Course College Actuvltues Sensor Councll V Pres Sports lnterclass Basketball I Varslty Baseball I 2 4 Basketball 24 Capt 4 Soccer 2 EVELYN J HEDBERG Smoke Her bright smile IS never mrssmg Course College ACllVIlIeS Badminton Club Bond 13 Fathers Club Show 3 FN A Glrls Banquet 3 4 Square Danclng Yearbook Sports lnterclass Basketball 4 Hockey 2 3 Capt 3 Softball e F- She lovbs many dislikes few and allvajs paddles her own canoe t.Cou se College L L li Jn EDWARD A HOFFMANN Capt Easy Boys wrll be boys Course College Actlvltles Flsh and Game AU+lVIlIE5 Band 'l4 Class As setnblyl 2 Daasy Cham Dance 'lvComm 14 Damatlcsl 4 Foth ers Club w Girls an quet 3 4 lor Prom Komlans 4 Orchkgtro 'l4 Student Con gress 'I'.Yeor ook Sport lnterclass Basketball ockey 'I4 Softball 24 Volleyball I 4 Varslty Basket ball Mgr 3 Y Jessie E HENDERSON ess With a happy go lucky sparkle m her eye Course Business Secretanal Actlvltues Badminton 2 Band l 3 Daisy Cham Glrls Banquet 3 Moth Club 1 Orchestra I3 JOHN PAUL HEYDE .lack ox l never let my education mter fere with my schooling Course College Actuvltnes A Cappella Chonr 2 4 Boxmg Chorusl Class As sembly 2 Fathers Club Show 3 Square Dance Teenage Comm Sports lnterclass Basketball Footballl Varsity Football 2 SUSAN HAUSMAN ue M M M A good mixer a good pal No wonder shes a popular gal ourse College Actnvmes A Cappella Chour 2 Art Club Audeo Vnsual Alds 2 Chorus! 4 Class Assembly 2 Dolsy Cham Dance Comm 3 Fathers Club Show 2 3 urls Banquet 3 Llbrary Alde 4 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Hockeyl 2 4 Softball 2 Volleyball 2 AUDREYJ HOLMES Aud Lrttle friend of all the world Course Business Secretarial Actuvntles Badminton 2 Chorus Sports lnterclass Softball l 4, IIS Il HJ 11 U . - - - ,, . . b y C x . . . A X 4 at l H l f ' ' ' ' I - , . , I I ' , A ' 1 ' l' I 1 - f f I L I IIEVII ll ll , , H . . G 'U . nj rr X .2 I ' ' 1 i I ' 1 ' I I If ' f . - i I ' - I ' I A 4 2, 3. ' 5 Y velvvs HESKISS 5 L I 4, A W V ' rrrr X4 4 . A. A. N xx XII, I I ll ll IIF II. b I , A, I fl ,U H ' . - in i N' 1 .H V. . y xl ' ' A 1, 7 5 l I 1' ' I : X NJ! . 7 ' 33 J. V. - 5 ' - R 1' v M A A - ' - ' F 4 4 9, V ' ,. ' - - f Wt 'byff EV pf 3' , ' xy 'L 3 Axis' Vt. l' xx s gf X l lg , Xxx' . XX lf., , , JR. ' ' , Z U I 2' Z . 5 ROBERT J. HOLZBAR uaobn HHOIZH Walk lightly and carry no books. Course Industrial Arts Actlvmes Auto Mechanics 2 Bard 1 Chess 1 Sports lnterclass Bowling 2 el ARLENE JACKSON 'Tucky Follteness goes far and yet costs nothmg Course Business Secretanal Actlvltles F N A Glee Clubl Labrary Ande 4 Yearbook Sports Interclosx Baskgtbqll 4 Hockey 4 Softball 4 Volley ball 4 YDIS eanuts pe Course srfe -jj Actlv nz quet 3 Gee bi I ar Ande 3 4 Yea Sports ln cass Bowling 3 Hockey 2 3 Softball 'I3 Vol leyball 2 CARMEN S IRIGOYEN Soty thoughts Course General RAYMOND HYZYNSKI GY Ambition caused Caesar s dawn fall I shall live forever Course Industrial Arts ACfIVlfleS Square Dance PAULINE J. HUNT Snoakie After all, why not be quiet? Waste not precious wards. Course Business Actlvltles Chorus 2 Daisy Cham Girls Banquet 3 4 Llbrary Aide Yearbook Sports lnterclass Hockey 3 Softball 2 l DONALD B IRONSIDE Don Bear Ill fmcl a way or make one Actuvltnes Airplane Club l Sports lnterclass Basketball 'I4 Varsity Baseball 4 32.221 NORMAN JANULIS Norm Ah why should llfe all labor be?' Course General Busmess Actlvltles Auto Mech Conn Club Fish and Game Sports Varslty Baseball 4 Football 4 l 3 7 X . . . : i . . I ' . , . . z - . , - 1 , -, , , f Q24 4' , . if X l M Q , 'H 35 e 2:03 5' : q 1 IIR ll . . . I G. I an- U ' ' . ' H . . I .V , Y , . , . ' , 7 Og. : ' : - ' , ' ' ' : l. - ' , K 1 1 ' 1 ' if H, NA, . X 1 I u 11 -11 11 ,, 1 t H H H I . .H , 44 nrr I Q 'VI ig, Some little ladies have great Course: Af' I ffl, I .5 l ' - - t . If M .mtl Y , , Y g , ' l l J Y , ,, 1, H ,, . 1, . I 1 . ,, 1 ' J P I 'I . . . I . I . : - 5 ' - , .' 'klfl' ' .A -. pm,-:ga roi..-1 1 W. A: V5-f ' NORAH CAROL JENNINGS Corky Nor A A Good nature means populanty populanty means success Course College Actnvntues Chorus 14 Class As sembly l 2 Community Day Dance Comm 14 Dramatlcs 2 Fathers Club Show 2 Gurls Banquet 2 4 Glee Club R V Jr Red Cross 1 2 Jumor Prom Llbrary Alde 24 Pep Club 4 Student Congress 4 Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Sports lntercloss Basketball I2 Capt 2 Bowlnng 'I Hockey apt 2 Soft a Capt I Volleyball 1 4 Capt l Basketball 3 ICQ ca 'bv BARBARA A KEHL Barb Humor IS the harmony of the heart Course College Actlvltles A Cappella Cholr 3 Chorus l Glee Club 2 Fathers u Show 3 F N A 2 Red Cross Councul 3 Rep 3 Sports lntercloss Softball 3 BARBARA G JONES Barb A A M M Just bubbling over wrt knowledge and fun Course College Actuvntles A Cappella Choir 3 Chorus 2 Community Day 2 Dalsy Cham Fathers Club Show 3 FTA T4 Girls Banquet 24 Cross 3 4 Junlor Prom Pep lub 4 Teenage Comm 3 m Softball 24 ...lx LV-f EMlLY CECILE KARABINOS Emmy Little but to the purpose Course College Actnvmes A Cappella Cholr 4 Chorus 'I Dramatucsl 2 F T A l4 Teenage Comm 3 Year books Sports lntercloss Softball 2 if HELENE DOROTHY JONES Jonesy G A A She looks demure and almost shy but note the sparkle of her eye Course Business Secretarial Actnvntles Class Assembly 'l Fath ers Club Show 2 Gnrls Banquet 'l 4 Glee Club 'I 2 Junlor Prom Pep Club 4 Square Dancmg Sports lntercloss Basketball Volleyball 'I 2 EDWARD KASSAY Cass In one hand good natur the other good sense Course College Actlvutues Chess SHIRLEY FAY JOHNSON Shir She knows her sllarps and flats and such Course College Actlvlttes Band l4 Girls Ban quet 3 Sports lntercloss Basketball Capt I Softball l 52 ,fs-r JULIA H KELEMENCKY Jewel G A A Lfttle and llvely Course Busmess Secretaraal Actuvrtnes A Cappella Cholr 4 Chorus 'I 3 Daisy Cham Dance Comm 24 Dramatlcs 2 Fox 3 4 Girls Banquet 3 4 Junior Prom Library Ande 3 Pep Club 4 Senior Banquet Teenage Chorus 4 Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Sports lntercloss Basketball Capt 2 3 Bowlung Hockey 2 3 Softball l4 Vol ley all 'I4 J V Hockey 4 G. U n HF, . .. : - i I V 1, - In , : ' 2: f' I . , ' 1, Y .H 2 ' , 4: ' , F. N. A. 35 Fox IgF. T. A. 1,2p 'W l I ' ' -. lp I 'f - H. R. Pres. 25 H. . . Pres. 'lg dw ' 'l-4, C J. Il, , bll 'l-4, J. V..-I . I Q l G. . . . . M. ff - - -1, . . . ' N K , J I n X N H, . .. : . I , K Jr- I I , : ' - : ,I 7 ' : YN oo D I : l - A o - pt-I s - Basketball 1, 2, Bowling 2, Softball l, 2, 5 , or 7' , , - , , . 2 ' ll yb , -4. ' - X l l ,- 1 ' X ' C. I at L' avlv X A We l D A I' Q , Xl V , U H . ,, ll K. Q l , - nfdfl H H V 1 f' 5-v X . ,, . . . . . e' ln 'xl ., Cl b I 5 . . .l , 45 Jr. I Q I . 7 I I Z 1 . ' ' A K 2 T 3 N A' 1-4, . , , ' 2-4' 38 A x , 1 , , - , ' . Q , 5 X. S b - p . . - . HELEN MARIE KENNEDY en M M M Kmd of heart full of fun never rests hll her duty rs done Course Busnness Secretarial Actlvltues A Cappella Choir 2 4 Art I 2 Chorus l Dalsy Cham Dance Comm 3 4 Fathers Club Show 24 F Club Mnnstrel 3 Fox 4 Glrls Banquet 3 Junlar Prom Pep Club 4 Sensor Ban quet Comm Square Dancing 2 Teenage Chorus 4 Teenage Comm 4 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Bowling 3 4 Volleyball 'l 1 fs ,fw -X Q 1'7 LOUIS KISH ou Always ready for a good time Course College Sports lntercloss Bowling 2 3 'Q' HENRY KOHLMAN rt u A quiet boy rs he but quite a , fine boy we all agree JOAN KOLLINGER Joanne M M M My hair girls Course College Actrvltles A Cappella Choir 2 4 AllState 4 Fathers Club Show F Club Mlnstre 3 urs Banquet 3 Glee Club l Jun or Prom Teenage Comm 3 Course College ACTIVITIES Fish and Game Sports Interclass Basketball Bowllng 3 Soccer 2 17 BRENDA SUE KLOFKORN Bumby She simply was sweetest com pletest and neatest Course College Actlvmes A Cappella Choir 3 4 Chorusl 2 Dance Comm Fat ers Club Show 24 F Club Minstrel 'l 2 Girls an quet 14 Jr Red Cross Rep I4 Councll 24 Workshop 'I Junuor Prom Komuons 3 4 Teenage Comm 3 Thespuans4 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Volleyball STEPHANIE L KOLIADA Stephue Steph A gfrl with a gift of gab Course Business General Actlvltues A Cappella Chour Chorus 2 Fathers Club Show 2 Yearbook Sports Interclass Bowling X I f GARY W KINCAID , if looked what he was active carefree good natured a Course College Sclentuflc Actwutues Boatmg and Pulotung 2 Dance Comm Fox3 4 Grad uatlan Usher Junlor Prom Sen lor Councll Student Congress 1 Yearbook Sports Varsnty Track 14 C? 1. VK LAURENTI JYKOSTICK Lorey .L F7f Bravefy Jud he answer the call by going out for,f?01lLciLL -of Course College Aclvutles Band 1 Chorus 'I Model Airplane 2 Sports lnterclass Basketball 4 Varsity Football 3 4 Soc r I ck ' fx , ',. 1 'llt V' .,, Y- -. J. x. ', . ve , K, xr, ,, 'yy 4 .X '- . K A I ' X I HK H ' ' I 5 . I If H - I 1 H 7 ' ' ' . ' Hg' 5 an ' ' I I ' . . .. . l I d'H : - : . - - . .. , : 1 ' ' I Br f . .. . . . . I S- f : - I n ul l - I I .5 I I : ' ' 1 ' , l , 5 l ' 2 : ' - 5 V: ' 1 -f K ' 5 ' X : - - . - 2 . , . 1, . H 4, - I . N , . HL H . . . : . I ,, . H 1 , : -2 ' X H I A h f 1 I H , .g , : . I i . , B - ' , : - , . - p . . - , . - , : X : ' , 1 , if . : ' : - 1 .. ' N Y A N ' Ffa A 1 - 5 V Qs, NB bu n - H H u H - - A H - - - H , . 'X' - H ' I . . . : . 4: g . . . I . I , 1' , 2 - , 7 ' , , , : - . 1.151 ' , 4 ' 1 , ' - K l W ' ' A ' 1, iff X ff ' L I 4, , 4 1 -V f A A - 4,7 , 4 . A .1 +1 C V, mf 'V rl 1 l . g ' ' L A , f V, LV , f V ,Q , f ' I ' ' , A v -I f 1 ' . 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R ERT L KOVACS em hou a a gar as l al A ost very m would dfe IC rse Gen J tlvltl ,giafeterla Patrol 3 Fls an unt Club H R es R V Pres Sports J V Football 'l EDMUND KUDEY We ask and ask but as yet have not found hum Course College ANITA C KROKOSKY Neet A flow of words rs not the proof Course College Actnvntnes Audubon Blrd Club Glee Club 'I Teenage Comm Sports lnterclass Baseball I Basketball 2 Bowling 'I 2 KENNETH N KRYSTA Crls He was so late that he was ashamed to look the clock an the face Course College Scaentallc Actlvntles Chorus 'l Dance Comm Dramatlcs 1 F Cl b Minstrel 'I 3 Graduation Usher Math Club 1 Square Danclng 2 Sports Interclass Bowling if LOUIS KROZER ou 1 e IS too short to worry Course Industrial Arts ROSE M KUCSERA A A M M Nice to be natural lf you re naturally nice Course College Actlvltles A Cappella Choir 3 Dalsy Cham Dramatlcs I 2 Fathers Club Show 3 Glee Club2 Jr Red Cross'I Komlans Sports lnterclass Basketball 2 Hockey 'I Softball 'l Volleyball 'l 2 JOHN KRAJNAK llttle John Books are fatal' Course Industnal Arts 6 JANET MARIE KUNDERT an A sunny drsposvtfon Course Art Actlvmes Chorus 2 Glee Club I, Square Dancmg 2 Sports Intercloss Basketball 1, Bowling 2 l . J lfxx 4, vt V V T J A W , N TLV ' gt , ,V 1 u I u rl f Xx,L ' y M , . J 'GI' xl : ual l ' 25 H. . . l. I ' , A, ,A f l ' . - It V of wisdom. nl 1, 1 : ,,L.f . .H z . Z z , 1 5 . 3. Q ,, G. . . . .M. u H ' ' ' I 'I Il : ' : A ' I an ... ' 'i ' , 5 N I f Z1 u I F 'F I U - l . Z - - I T, , , , 2, E Hfdu n HJ .U .. u ,, t - . I I ll ff kk : SALLY ELIZABETH KUTZ a Sm1l1ng eyes red lwalr mce appearance damsel 'Ulf Course Business Ac mtnes Chorus 1 2 m mumty Day 3 Fathers Club ow 2 3 H R Pres 1 Jr ross Rep 1 2 S c 1 Year book FRANK LENGYEL Llngal People llke lllm for what he as Course College DONALD LARSEN Ready for mrsch1ef ready for lun wfllmg lo lalk la everyone Course General Business Actlvltles Art Club 1 Badmln ton 3 Sports lnterclass Basketball 3 STEPHEN LAX Steve M M M lm not always nght but lm never wrong Course College Actlvutles A Cappella Cholr 24 Chorus 1 Class Assembly 1 2 Dance Comm 14 Dramatlcs 1 4 Fathers Club Show3 Gradu atnon Usher Komlans 24 Jumor Prom Sensor Banquet Comm Square Dance Club 1 Thesplans 3 4 Yearbook BARBARA N LAUDER Barb True to her work her wards her frrends Course College Actlvltles Class Assembly 13 Dalsy Cham Dramatlcs1 2 Fax 1 Glee Club 14 .lr Red Cross 3 Komlan Play Comm 4 Senlor Banquet Comm 4 Yearbook WILLIAM F LEAVY There IS a great deal of humor beneath lus quaet extenor Course Business Clerical Actnvntles Chorus 1 Glee Club 3 Hunting and Flshlng Sports Interclass Baseball 1 2 Basketballl 2 Softball 2 NORMA LA FONTAINE Blue eyes golden harr ls tlus that makes thee so fan? Course College Actuvutnes Chorus 1 2 Class As sembly 1 2 Dalsy Cham Dance mm 2 3 F T A 24 Jr Cross 14 Pres 3 Workshop I Jumor Prom Komlans 3 4 Teen age Comm 3 Thesplans 3 4 Yearbook Apprentlce 3 Year book Sports lnterclass Hockey 2 4 Volleyball 2 4 HELD RY LEV Larry 1 1 nly empty cans make the loudest nonses Course College Auduo Vnsual Andes 2 Club I Dance Comm Club Show Dance 24 F Prom, Fresh Cross Mgr 2, 3, rgffx' E Z, 11 . . ' 1 . - 11 11 11 1 S I , ,, .. . . I I ' ' ' 1 - . , ,, - 1 1 I ' I 1 ' ' . 4 1 1 2 Co.,g...-y.Red t' 1 , 5 Co - ' 1 - 1 I 5 ' I 1 I ' Sh,g...y.Red -1 11 C . , , e . 5 - 1 ' : - 1 1 ff ,' 1 I QA A 11 11 11 11 . . I I I ' ll - - 11 , , . . . . : 5 . - , . 5 l 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 - I ' I . 5 . iv ,, 1 ,, f . 11 11 ' Ill . I ' 1 ,, . 1 11 ' . I . I, 5 ' I . . . . . 2 i 1 1 1 . . . . - ' . I - - 1 . I , . 1 I I 1 ' ' I . 1 5 - 1 1 1 1 - , LI 5 .5 A 2 : f I 1 I . ' X l ' I ,,C'! I l , X 11 1 11 11 s IFI ,. - 11 11 - 11 1 11 - - . ,, I ' . , 11 11 ' ' 1 2, LOUIS LEWIS H out, snt lt funny? I forgot my homework Course Industnol Arts Achvmes A Cappella Choir 2 3 Xpm, Mfg, uv erin JUDITH l.ll.YA Judy A good heart as worth gold Course Business Secretarial Actlvmes Chorus I Glee Club .lr Red Cross I HELEN LIPUSZ She takes lnfe as It comes Course Clerucal cuvmes Chorus I Gr Bnquet4JrRdCossI2 R p I Sensor Banquet Year book N ixovce rms Qffv a she o o c IVIlI s and Cla s sembly am E ITIVTI w anstre Gtr s P Clu mm ntnc arbook L ports terc ass Hock 42 Soflb I4 Volleyball Basketball I3 Varsl IU' Hockey 2 4 f ,lg BARBARA LINDWALL Barb Hey Joe' Course Art Actlvntles Chorus 2 Fox 2 Glee ubl H V Pr Sports Interclass Basketball ockey I So all C f 1 2 KATHERINE ANN LUTAR Kathy Kay Who knows the thoughts f women? Course Busmess Ac lvmes Chorus I 2 Irs Banquet Comm 4 Glee Club I Square Dancing Yearbook I Hockey I Softball I JOAN LIEPERTZ Sl1ortie A cheerful word and a pleasant smile for everyone Course General ACIIVIIIES Chorus 3 FoxI F N A 4 Jr Red Cross Lubrary Aide 3 Sports Bowlmg 2 3 ,4- cr? BARBARA E LYHNE Barb G A A Vatomms get then pep from m Course College Actlvltles A Cappella Cholr 4 Chorus I 2 Class Assembly 2 Dance Comm 24 Dromatlcs I 2 Fathers Club Show I4 F Club Minstrel 2 Foxl 2 F N Glrls Banquet 2 3 ee ClubI 2 Junlor Prom library Aide 3 4 Yearbook Sports Interclass Basketball I4 Hockey I4 Softball I4 Volleyball I 4 l. ' ' ' ' ,, s . ' . 1 . ' . X 4 f I H 1, If I ,ff Q - - -A A V . Cl 5 . R. . es. I. I - 1 I - ' : ' , 1, H , 2, feb 1, 2, . , ap. , . K ff! ., h U H 1, If kr-' v: i rf - - '11 ,, O - C At ' 2 , 2, ils' 1 ' it V 0 I . 9 I' , 1 t' ' ' z , 7 G' I' ,V J 6 . 5 ' g - . I I I . - 7 . 1 ' SPOVIS1 lnl9 fl0S5 - HOCKEY l- Sports: lntercluss - Basketball K K X f My V i' 5 r pl s if. 7 ' g H I A U l C ez C ll e V Y G5 e' A I' : I' Ch us -25 ' : .DC ' I M9 1 I l Da , at rs' CI V I 7 I 7 S l' A FH l I ' 1 ' is H If 7 'l'! Ba I -25 or. 4' 5 ' '7 Pr ., eip V E V ' X 1 I J - -- 5 irl g I 9 Ye Ap- f lf., A4 I ' 7 Gl 1' ' 1' ' ' , : ' : ' , . , K. I q I A I H , , - ' v 1 .S ,L A I - I I AS: J. vg- V , 1 I S I , - I - I - I - .. I - I . ei -- BEVERLY MacEACHRAN naevn King high Canada dry plenty of ginger and nothing ales her Course Art RUTH MANNHERZ Rufus Gwe me leave to enloy myself Course College Actnvmes Chorus 1 Dance mm 3 F N A 4 Jr Cross Rep 2 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Basketball 2 Hockey 2 VLC ! d JAMES MAGEE Mad Im spomng Y , After all nobody is anybody has mhnswd ln partlcular College Course Scnentaflc Englneermg Amvmu Band hr and Actnvltles Boating and Pnlotlng 2 Gln Club 2 I Club Math Club 2 Sports lnterclass Bowllng 2 3 EDWARD STEPHEN MALASICS MARY ANN MAJOROS Blackle Chico Don t be misled by her Innocent Hes here for fun put away 0'-'lf the books Course Business Secretarial Course Busmess cle,-,col ACYIVITIGS Chorus 1 Daisy Cham Adwme, A,-,go Mechamc, Sports Intercluss Basketballl span, J V pombalg vqmfy 14 4 L Football 2 A X I A . . 'l- fi! Q V!-V. All w 1 l ,, , 'fy 'f Q hi -' opo H .' . -H I : Q N e Z . . . , wif 1 - ' f - , II f l H -H 1, - 1, I .H H 1 V V AV ...:: . . . .If . . J . , I-on - . I X j o ll N All an X ' V H H ,fl H Co.f...1,p.Red 5 , 3, 47 Gle 5 F. T. A. Ti J l l 4 f ' 'f . : : . - , I' I ,, ., . i. . I 4: Q EDITH S. MACEK Bunny When silence reigned Edith was under an umbrella Course Business Secretorlal Actlvltles Badminton Club 2 Chorus l Glee Club 2 Jr Red Cross 1 2 Yearbook MARY LUCILLE MARCIN Mary lou ou N H S Qulll and Scroll To know her rs a pleasure her success you cannot measure Course College Actlvltues Art 2 Chorus 2 Class Assembly 1 2 Daisy Cham Comm 2 3 4 Dramatncs 14 Fashlon Show 2 Fox 24 Edntor e Club 2 Komlans 24 Jr Red Cross 2 Junior Prom Thesplons 3 Yearbook Chairman Sports lnterclass Hockeyl 43 x P R A SLAND K, JP XX' eww o fl s no Wrntroduftflon I' ur e Colleggv A vmes Chorus l Class As sembly Ty 2 Dance Comm I3 ramat ox 'I r Red Cr ss Yearbook 4 fjf- if MARY V MERIANO Ch1ckle A little song, a little wrt, of everyth1ng a l1ttle bit Course Secretenal Actsvltses Art Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Jr Red Cross 2 N WILLIAM P MARTINSKY Bng Wnll Wally Moose Why work? Its bad for the heart Course General Actavltles Auto Mech 2 Sports Interclass Basketball 2 Varsity Baseball 4 WILLIAM G MCINTYRE I Mac A good drsposrtlon makes many good frrends Course Industrial Arts Actlvmes Square Doncmg C ub Sports Fresh Basketball J V Basketball 2 Varsity Baseball 3 Cross Countryl 2 Soccer3 4 C.-X 'C77 JUNE DOROTHY MASULEVICH Dreamer S um Sweet of manner worm I heart Course Business Clerical Actlvltles Chorus 3 Glee Club 2 Jr Red Cross BRUCE A MEEKER Meek Though hes Meeker hes no meek Course Industrlal Arts Actlvntles Flsh and Game Out door Lnfe Sports Interclass Basketball 2 3 Varsity Soccer 24 Xu:-v0Y 44 I I. +13 CAROLINE P MARTIN Chuckle S G A A M A wmnmg combmatlon charm and mtelhgence Course College Actuvmes A Cappella Choir 3 Badminton Club 2 Chorus I Cass Assembly 'I 2 Dalsy Cham Dance Comm 2 3 Fo thers Club Show 13 F ub Mlnstrell 2 Girls Bonquetl 2 Toastmnstress I 2 J xec Comm Sensor Councnl Stage Crew 14 Thespnans 3 4 Year book Art Editor 4 Sports Interclass Basketball I4 Hockey I3 Softball l 2 Volleyball l 4 Varsity Hockey Ci'- its Q5--pf PATRICIA MEYER 11Pa'11 A quiet person except when otherwrse Course Business Clerical Actlvltles Bodmmton Club 2 Sports Interclass Basketball I, 2 , V' A A-N' . U' I IX' -X - Q x N! X, ' h , Q A ' ,, . . 11 1 yf in 1. J 1 J , X, I N.H. . . . . .M.M. ., flyICI 1 U ' ff - - A' - - Nl ' V, 1, ,, ' l CY! ' x G A : ' Th h . . . - , VU V A 1. .1 11 , X 3 1 ' I - X- . - ' I 1 ' - 1 U EO X V' I Z I , ' ' : I 5 - ' 5 . 1 1 ' I ' . I 1 - I 11 11 Cl N D I 4- F 2 4- ' - ' ' Xl 1 I I I I I I l ' ,. 7 . I , 1 r. E . ft 1- -: ' 'i ty J - 1 - , 1 - vi ' ,fx ,XX ' I ' N Nc X, 1 - If , I xl ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1' L z A . I ' - ' 4. wsu, Lv 1, ' rg, ,Gin ' A I 11 - - 11 11 - 11 11 11 I ll ll ll ll . ,, A ' 1 3 11 , 0 I ll . ,J . ' 1 ' ' x J I ' - h . .. Z I yy I , ' ' 'l, 7 . I. I 1? X 118-H11 11 11 11 11 I ,, . . . 11 1 I 1 ' Q 1 - 11 .ll : ' I . ' 2 - ' : . 3 . . - ' ' 1 ' - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 - ' ' GEORGE R MICKUNE Patience and shuffle the cards Course Busmess Clerrcal Actlvltles Art Club Badminton Club Dance Comm 'I Glee Club2 Sports Varsnty Cross Country LEONARD MORANO en A man rsnt poor rf he can laugh Course lndustnal Arts Entered from Franklrn K Lane Hugh School Brooklyn New York CAROLYN VlOl.A MISKE Carol Carefree rn life Course General Business KATHLEEN MORAN Kathy Lrfe passes on why worry Course Buslness Actlvltles Chorus 'I 2 Sports lnterclass Basketball 1 2 Bowling 2 Hockey 1 2 Volleyball I 'Sv ANN C MOLLOY G And some are born to lead where er they go Course College Actlvlhes Cheerleader 24 Capt 4 Chorus 1 2 Class Assembly 1 Communnty Day Dalsy Cham Dance Comm 14 Dramatlcs I A Pres 3 Gurls quet Chanrman 3 Junror Prom Exec Comm Laural Girls State Pres 2 Pres of G A A 4 Red A A 2 Senior Counl Pres Square Dancmg 'I Student Congress 'I3 Sec 2 V Pres 3 V Pres ofG A A 3 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Hockey I So ball I4 Volleyball 'I Varsity Basketball 'I 4 Hockey CHARLES MORANO Hell fmd a way Course Industrlal Arts WINIFRED A MICKUNE Wlnnle Mlckey Awake' Arise' The hour IS late Course Busrness Secretarlal c lvutles Chorus 1 2 o rammg J d Cross 1 Square Dancnng Teenage Comm Softball 1 2 Volleyball 'I ' Entered from Franklm K Lane 7 Hugh School Brooklyn New York C' 1 l CATHERINE MORAVEK As luck wrll have rt the data wrll prove correct Course Busaness Secretarral Actuvrtnes Art Club 1 Chorus 2 Yearbook Apprentuce 3 11 - - ' 11 ' - 11 11 ' 11 ,H 11 - - 11 1 5 . f A t' ' ' : , 5 D g f 'I ,f 1 ,f.Re ,2, : ' - 3. 2. F N. H. S. .A. A. 1. 1 11 : 1 : Q, : 1 ' ' : u 11 . . 1 ' I - ,, . . ,, 25 F. N. ., . 5 ' ' Ban- . 1 ' : 1 I . ' 1 - -1 1 . 7 . . . . 5 Feather Girl 2, Sec. 'li Sec. of G. , . 5 ' c'l, -: ' 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 2 - 1 ft - , -41 . T - I 2-4. 11 11 X , H ' , fa 1, 1 . 1, f. J fl 1 . : Z ' : , . - , V 3 ' l r f V 1 A . I 1 1 1 1 1 . V , . X, ' lf f I , 1 I l 11 - 1 - ' O 11 l - - . . . Z . . . . z I 1' . ,I , ' . I ' 1 1 5 45 CATHERINE A. MORRISON Kay Bunty Moe Oh! That Laugh!! Course College Actlvltles A Cappella Chou 4 Chorus 13 Cl ss Assembly I Community Day 2 Junlor Prom llbrary Alde 3 4 Pep Club 4 Yearbook Sports Interclass Volleyball 2 STEVE ONDEKA Sklp Lrfe rs a lest and all things show It I thought so once and now I know rt Course Busmess General 46 JACQUELINE MOZNECK Jackne The soul of a woman rs her clothes Course College Actlvmes Art Club I Chorus I 2 Dance Comm 2 Dramatlcsl 2 Gnrls Banquet 24 H R Sec 2 Junior Prom Yearbook Sports lntercloss Hockey 2 Softball 2 DAVID A NYDAM An Innocent look can hide much devlltry Course College Actlvltles Chorus 4 Dance Comm 3 Flsh and Game 'I 2 Fox 4 .lunlor Prom Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Basketball l 3 Bowling 3 11 it fl ' DKJID w LEXCE Mon 2 Mottsue bpd Why the devil have a ZENOBIA NOVAK GAA Speech IS great but silence rs greater Course Business General Actnvltnes Chorus 2 .lr Red Cross Rep Pep Club Sports lnterclass Hockey 2 3 Softball l 3 Volleyball 3 RICHARD OLAH Rach Duc Quiet men conquer mighty frelds alrfrelds Course College A IVITIQS A V A Club l 2 Band l 4 Fathers Club Show 3 H R Pres I Orchestra 3 4 Sports lnte rcloss Basketball he fun? E--f Cour ndustrlol Arts At tres Class Assembly 1 49' EDWARD OLSON A quret way but who can say? Course College Actlvltles Audio Visual And R Pres Sports lnterclass Basketball 3 Varsuty Cross Country T Track I f me ll ll ll ll ll ll 11 11 ,, 'I HD X! - 11 . . . : . l 5 H o - ll ' 5 11 ' F 9 7 f 1 i 1 I I fi! ' : D X e : - , '1 4, 3. ,Q 1 X N ' H nzen H l . . . Z it ll lj 1 1 . I . 11 Q 2 ' ' . ' H I I 1 : ' , . ' , I . , ' ' I ' ' 1 1 - I fi . 1 ' - 1 1 - - -3 A I I f 5 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 . I ' 1 I . R 1 1 X Dave Nyde 11 - 11 11 - k11 ' ' ,, . . ' ,H - - 1 - - 1 11 A Z ' I cf' 1 . . . 1 1 ' pint, 1 , 5 I 7 - 7 1 I ' F i . . . . , , . l I . 1 1 ' I V' , .1 : . T 2.4' I 4 A I - 1 1 1 , ' ., , 1 ' 1 ' It V llEdll 11 - 11 11 . 11 1 11 . . . . 1 : , , I . . . I . . . i - 11 ' H. . . l. : : - I T T I 3. RICHARD OLSON Dick Men of few words are the best men Course College Sclentuflc POLLY LOU PARSONS Pooly l love a fools experiments lm always making them Course College Actlvltles A Cappella Cholr 4 Dalsy Cham Dance Comm 3 4 amatlcs I F T A 4 Banquet 3 4 Glee Club I J Red Cross 4 Junior Prom Ll brary Alde 3 4 Spanlsh Club Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Sports Interclass Basketball I 3 4 Hockeyl 3 4 Softball I tr- KENNETH J OSTERBERG Ollc Swede The more mischief the better sport Course Industrial Arts Actnvltues Graduation Usher Se mor Council Student Congress 2 3 Teenage Comm 3 Sports Interclass Basketball I J Basketball 2 Football 1 Varslty Baseball Football 2 3 CAROL JUNE PARDY Care G A A Fun to be with and pleasant ln her ways Course College Actzvmes Chorus I 2 Daly Cham Glrls Banquet4 Llbrary Alde 3 4 Pep Club 4 Student Congress 4 Yearbook Sports Interclass Basketball 2 Bowling 3 4 Hockey 24 Soft ball 24 Volleyball Capt 24 J Basketball 3 LOUIS PAGLUICO Fun IS my best sublect Course Business Sports Interclass Basketball Basketball 2 IRENE G PARKER Park A good sport of the very best sort Course Business Clerical Actlvltles Chorus I 2 G rls Banquet 4 Glee Club 3 Pep Club 4 Teenage Chorus 4 Sports Interclass Baseball I P 2 Bowling 4 Hockey I3 Capt all Ca eyball I 3 4 C pt 1 Basketball 3 Hockey 4 K DAVID J. OSBORNE nozyn nossien nouyn ,IFN Some say he's a wit, we know they are half right. Course Industrial Arts Actlvltles Clvll Defense Jr Red Cross 2 Sports Varsity Soccer 4 Base ball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 NANCY M PELTON G A A A trnge of sophlstrcatlon begins to appear Course College Actlvltles Daisy Cham Dance Comm 2 Dramatlcsl 2 Glee u l 2 Se l Jun Prom Llbrary Aide 3 4 Square Dance I 2 Sports Interclass Basketball 1 Hockey 1 Volleyball I : 5 . .. : . . I v , : - - I - , , , - X , At H - If 1, n IIFII ,, . . - H . H - - H . : . I ' : - l: ' ' J. V. - . 5 . . 2 - : . V. - , p 1 I I ' ll I, ll ll Illll o 1 u Il ,, . H ' U 1 . : . . . 1 I I i , . . . Z , I .S I I . . . , I . I f I I Z - , VY I - 3, Capt. I, Basketball 2, 4, Ca t Z 1 , I . I ' I ' ' , , - , - 2, 3, Softb I, 2, pt. I, V, . , , , . 5 Voll , , , a . , 35 . V. - . J- V- - , . f , H H . t f - , I . . . - H ,, . .. . . ,, .. z . I 2 I - , : 1 ' ': Dr I . . . 1 Glrlsl . 7 ' , 5 1: fr. 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V I I , CATHERINE PETRO Kat I Toots Cute sweet and so petite Course Business Secretarial Actnvmes Chorus I 2 Dausy Cham Nutmeg CIubI Xmas Card Seller 3 FREDERICK QUINN Freddy restless as a wmdstueld wrper Course Industrlal Arts ACIIVIIIES Boxlng Club 1 7 LOIS PIPER G A A app golucky o se Col ge ctuvl A Club Pres I I 2 lass Assembly I ance ll mm 24 Dramatncsl 2 0 Is anquet I3 Jumor Prom I. ary Alde 4 Pep Club 4 I eenage Comm 3 Yearbook Sports Interclass Basketball I3 Hockey I4 Softball I3 Wag? eyta DIANE CAREW PLANCON Dee Dee Dancing as life Itself Course College Dramatlcs I 2 Fathers Club Show I 4 F Club Mmstrel I 4 Fox 4 Glee Club I 2 Jr ed Cross Rep 'I 2 Junnor Pr m Yearbook CAROLE POTOC KY Toots Tootsie ventures are not m one nor trusted to one place Home Economlcs Glee Club I Interclass Basketball I BARBARA E A PORCH Bobbu She has a swung to go wlth the Porch Course Business Secretarial Actlvltles Chorus I 2 Class As sembly I 2 Dramatlcs I 2 x I 2 Glee Club 2 Jr Red Cross Sports Interclass Hockeyl 2 Volleyball I JACQUELINE POWERS Jockae Stumpy Girls lm engaged to a Champ :on Course College Actrvatles Fox I Square Dance Sports Interclass Basketball I bs RAYMOND F RASMUSSEN ay Russ He took four spools and an old tm can and oh' by heck the darn thing ran Course Industrial Arts Q. nl-on HH - 'll f I l . . n hm n n .I -I ' ' rt , . i ,, . ,, . . f us l : ' . . , ' ' . 'F 1 P I 0 A . - 5 j . . . : I P . . I ' I I I ' 7 I ' f I l 1 1 . 7 . V 7 . 4 0 I J : -. : h - , - , - . . ll 'Il H H ,, . . H - . - ff N Activities: Class Assembly I, 25 - -- . D - . . , - f 1 - l ,, ',, ' . - h , : . : F0 ' ' 1 1 : - I 1 -I - R 1-3. - 1 I 9 I ' T I I ll ll II ' ll U ' ll 1 H . H - 1 1 n ,- fl ' ' . z , . . . . 2 I K - I, 2. ' , , ' I, : - . I xx QR I 'f-If 2 5 3 f In A H I, HR H H 1, H IIA: ' I r - I I ' II PATRICIA ANN RECK upcnu Little things have a charm ot their own. Course: College Activities: Chorus 1, 25 Class As- sembly 1- Dance Comm. 1 2' ench Club 'l' F. T. . - GIrls Banquet T3 Jr Red Cross 2 Junlor Prom Comm 3 Yearbook Teenage xx, XI' aff EDWARD RYBCZYK He I5 an athlete who IS a sport Course College ACTIVITIES Graduatlon Usher Stage Crew 2 Student Congress Sports lnterclass Basketball 1 Bowling 2 3 J V Footballl VarsIty Cross Country 14 Football 24 Co-Capt 4 MARJORIE FRANCES RIBNER Margle G Tls altogether valn to learn wisdom and yet live foolishly Course College ActIvItIes Cheerleadmg 3 4 Class Assembly 'l DaIsy Cham Dance Comm 13 Dramatlcs 2 Fathers Club Show 13 Glrls Banquetl 2 JunIor Prom Pep Club 4 Stage Crew 1 Student Congressl 3 4 Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Basketball 1 Hockey T 4 Capt 2 Softball I 4 Volleyball 'l4 J V Basket ball 2 Varslty Basketball 3 4 MICHAEL RowAN ,lx 3 Mike hed he sa s fo' PETRA RIVERA A gentle maIden meek and mild Course General ACTIVITIES Glrls Banquet 4 1 ILLIAMV I III 'f Aomore I me e got ef Violent exercise IS like a cold Cour Coll ge I 5 bath you thInk It does you good f 7 Du because you feel better when Dmlzlles mul' Y lub 95' f you slot' 'l o 2 uhIorXr xec Course College Comm Sta e Crew 2 f Sports kid-Iss Bas e ars Basket l 4 Cross C try T Football 24 Trac L ff 1, Fr. ' , A at 4f A : - I lf 5 ' I l t F . A. A. B . I I . ' I I . . .l : . , U Halle K , I D I D I, y I , Q, , . 1 I V gy V, . - I 11 -, fy.. .,,f':l,,l I ' ' , . . - - X A f I I, 1 - - f , 1 ' - , - fjlf ly: fl Il 'X l l ' l ll V .LM 1 O Il ,flffd ., ' 'fs-l -' l ld 1 fl lf ,L Mfr , 'l o ' 3t A l 'f . War 4 A if ' f, 1 's o I' f . fl fbgjst jtxf,- , . 1 , I l ' : o l' I 'l 1 lf H l 'H Sh 1 1 Tl ' A A l1Iro7?,F, . g .17 frm ' bf ' - ?g,,.f.,,i I , fl'll1,.3ii322r J. v. k ' I , af '- , 3 fd A-i5f71'i'i'5l f fl? Iv - f 'L' A. Q f'ff'wfi'lff. I u ' f I ' I wp . HF., g , ,, . , 11 rr I a 1, : n I V will e 1 sl : e F 4. ' , 'iz , ' Q I STEPHEN F. RECK Steve Up, up, my friends, and quit your books. Course: College Activities: Chorus l. Sports Varsity Track 4 '41 ,of DONALD l RYWOLT Don Hrs own opinion was hrs law Course Busmess Clencal AUIVIYIBS Boxlng Chorus Teenage Comm 3 Sports lnterclass Basketball 2 Varsity Baseball 3 4 Cross Country 2 ROl.F SAN DBERG Llttle Norge These wrld women are malung wild man of me Course Industrlal Arts Sports Vorslty Cross Country I 4 Track I 4 ,XML Q5 11 we 1-oo, F' K- fw, new CHARLES SAUER Chas lll sk: through hte Course College Sclentlfnc Actlvltles F Club Minstrel I Model Airplane Club Sports lntercloss Cross Coun tryI FootballI Varsity Track Yfylfb HllAlRE SAVARD I Theres a gayer note ln the crowd when she arrives Course College ACIIVIIIBS Class Assembly 2 Fathers Club Show 3 4 Fox 3 nch Club 2 F T A Jr Red Cross Rep 3 Junnor Prom library Aide 3 Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Sports Interclass Hockey 3 Softball 3 sums 1 SCHAFF M 542134 WCG LORETTA scALoRA And last nl I we out 0 ' wlthxddftfc Class ssembly I 2 4 1f?RQ'Jiross Rep 2 Junior Prom Spanish Clu 'Yearbook -ff' gf wmv FREDERICK H SCHNEIDER Fred A qulet man a friendly one Course College Sclentlflc Actlvltles Science Club 2 wwf The time to be happy IS now Course Busmess Actlvltles Chorusl 2 Teenage Comm 3 Sports lnterclass Baseball 1 Bowlmg I VALERIE V SARKOZI Va W1thout music and art hte would be a mlstalre Course College ACTIVITIES Art Club I Chorus I Fathers Club Show 3 F Club nstrel 3 F A 4 Banquet 3 4 Glee Club I Jr Red Cross 2 Teenage Comm 3 ANTHONY A SCIPPA S lp Lets talce the long long way home Course Industnal Arts ACTIVITIES Chorus I F Club Mlnstrel I Student Congress I 4 Teenage Comm 3 Sports Varsity Football I 2 Track I 4 11- 11 11 '11 11 1 1 1 ' H ' ' - 1 a 1 - 1 11 - 11 . Q I 1 I : 1 - 3 1 , 11 11 . I . . ' ' . k . M. D ' . I A 1 1 I 1 . T. . 1 Gnrls V 1 : : . W ' 1 15 If A - , C x 7 ,1 u fl . ,tl W Y - x .ff 1. v K- J llH'Hll 11 11 11 1 . 11F11 ' If' 11 1 - . 11 : z . . . ' ' ' : : 1: 1 . , ' ' - , 11 11 . . , 7 5 ' I . - ' Fre 1 . . . 3, 47 ' U . . 5 -, ' . : 1 . .. 1 1 - , ' 1 'xii 1. ' ' ' 1 . 'fix ' fi I - 1 X V, .1 I. N 1 11 f f I U , 'L C 1, . E M HL -11 ' ' H , 11 . . 11 . . , , ' 1 1 ' ' ' : 1 : . fl- 5 Dr . . RJ- 1 . . . .. . 1 , , - 1 . A V . , . 1 r HJ! 1 ly . ig , I , ,' , Y X A 1' f ' ' f ' . ff fl , ' ' 1 -' 1 V ec 1' ,f gy ., V , F, ll k' Il ' ll I 1 11 11 11 1 Nxt , - ,, . - 11 . . . . . , 11 11 1 - I - I : . .. , l ' 1 2 ' - 1 1 MARILYN S SCIPPA Mar Slup G A A A loyal friend a gift of laugh ter once a friend forever alter Course Business Clencal Actlvltles ACappella Cholr3 4 Boys Banquet Chorusl Dance Comm 3 4 Fathers Club Show 3 Fox3 4 Glrls Banquet 3 4 GeeCIub2 H R Sec1H R Trees I 3 Pep Club4 Square dancing 2 Sports Interclass Basketball 2 Bowling 24 Playclay 2 Hockey 2 3 Softball 'I 4 Volleyball I 4 Basketball 3 4 Varsl -.1 JOSEPH SOMMERS 11Joe11 t play a musrcal mstrument, but only lor my own amazement Course College Actlvltles Band I4, Orchestra 'l 4 Q4919' I ff ALVIN E SHORT am rn danger I see of being Included among whimsical fellows Course Industrial Arts Achvltles A Cappella Choir 3 4 Fathers Club Show 3 Glee Club I Model Airplane Club Sports Interclass Basketball 2 PETER SKALKOS Pete ' Praise the Lord and pass another spltball Course Art Actlvltles Art Club I V P Flsh and Game 2 Outdoor Llfe I ROBERT G SIMKO o Speech rs great but silence rs greater Course lndustrual Arts Actlvmes Alrplane Club Glee Club 'I Graduation Usher Sports Interclass Basketball 2 Varsity Golf 3 4 Co Captain SHEILA SLEPIAN e A grrl rn a whrrll Course College Actlvltles Chorusl 2 Class As semblyl 2 Dance Comm 2 3 Dramatlcs I 2 Fox 14 French Clu 'I F T A 4 Jr Red Cross 3 Junlor Prom Library Alde 3 4 Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Sports Interclass Basketball 'I Hockey I iv' 51: L- ucv' WALLACE B SHAPIRO Wally He huffed puffed he blewl Course College Actlvltues Band I 4 Camera Club 2 Fathers Club Show 3 Junlor Prom Sports Varslty Track 3 4 CHARLES SOTER Greek Black cars have a wonderful pickup Course Industrlal Arts Actlvutles Fish and Game Sports Interclass Bowlmg 3, Varslty Football 4, Soccer 1, 2 . ' I 15.4 11 11 11 - 11 I A 5112, 3 g,.y13f,1qs: 11,:,1,czf1 - ll ' ' I ll 'A I I . I . 11 1 A I 1 - V , . .- - ll Il 1 1 2 1 11 11 i i y 1 - , , 5 ' 55' x : 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 . .. . I , . 1 I 1 . . . 1 . . , 1 . I 1 1 . 1 1 1 - . K . s ' I fl, 1 : ' - I ' . I ' vw N ' A I I , I 1 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 I ' , J. V. - , 5 . ' I. . ty - Hockey, Manager 4, h , , , MAIN B b ll I . ll ' ' F I I . ' ', , I 11 ll ' - ' . . .' . x 3 g : F - 1 1 G I , T . 1 - I 1 ' . ' - 1 1 ' , - 4. I ' , 4 11sh 11 ,, . . . 11 11 1 , ll ' ' ' ' s u . . 1 1 ' . 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 . . . ID 1 . - - 1 - : , . res.1 t - 7 - - I . . 1 1 . I I 5 n I 1 I f ' 1 1 1 . 1 ARLENE STALOWITZ Red Her tongue runs on wheels. Course: College Nursing Activities: F. N. A. 4, Teenage Comm. 35 Yearbook. Entered from Bassick High School, Bridgeport, Conn. ara?-1: 'TTQNV .a 9v- A-' BARBARA JANE SWARNEY Barb M M M With a song rn my heart Course College Actlvltles A Cappella Choir 2 4 Chorus 'l Community Day 2 Daisy Cham Fathers Club Show 'I4 Girls Banquet 3 .lr Red Cross Rep 'I4 Junior and Se nlor Metropolitan Opera Guild Rep Junlor Prom Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook RAYMOND E STEINMAN GY A faithful searcher for excitement Course Ind ustrlal Arts CAROL AUDREY SWANSON G A A Quiet and llkable a trrend to o Course Busmess Secretarlal Actlvltles Chorus l 2 Grrls Banquet 24 Jr Red Cross 3 4 Library Alde 4 Pep Club 4 Yearbook Sports Interclass Basketball 'I 4 Hockey 'I 4 Softball 2 4 Volleyball 1 4 i 1 lf V ef' .1 ARLENE STEWART ee All the world loves a spice of mlschref Course Secreta nal Actlvltles Chorus 'l 2 Class As sembly 1 Dramatlcs l 2 Teen age Chorus 4 Sports lnterclass Hockeyl 2 MARY JANE SWANSON Jame good heart IS worth gold Course Buslness 3 is-5, Nw' f Sr l A X f A 5 I lUv 10 pf E msre NSN I H I J U . I fx lf Be utlful, be Utfful brown eyes: ' V, ox ez Collegef H QV lvitiemlyd Cappella hoir 3, , Cboru ' , 25 Classf sembllj Fqthe rs 1 ub : IRT D 'ce Comm. 2j3-1 ra - 1 1 1 Wu its Li' 'Ld'1 3 'r ' I n et 1 ,Ju 'o Prom, e C e 'I , YS r ok orts l asketboll Sp :lx r ss, A3 .1-4, Hofyke l-4,1 otball 1-4, ,X Volleyball -4. V 127 Helen Unknown to many because her quretness Course College Nursing ACTIVITIES Art Club 2 Chorus 1 A HL ll . 11 - . K K5 HR u . . ,, pl L Il ' Q ,- ' ll . . . V t 2 1 1 ' - A 1 : 1 : - 9 , 3 : - , . ,, . . . 1 , H 11 fl 1 ' 11 . 11 . . . . , -f f I : ' I 11 ' 11 h I . , i A . : : : ' .3 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 II Il If ' - 11 HELEN SWETCKIE . II II . . .l ' , ' If of ' ' - I i . ,I I 5 ' ' ' . I . ' 1 . - - . ' I . a n ' I I - : i - ' . - 5 ' . ,nf . , x -I i ' x - I . 'X K . X ' . H l . ' Q' , OLGA M. SZABO Ollie l try all things. I achieve what I can Course College Nurslng Actlvltles A Cappella Choir 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Fathers ub S ow 4 F N A 4 Glrls n quet 2 Jr Red Cross 1 3 MARY BETH THOMPSON Mary G As likable as she IS lookable Course College Actmtnes Chorus l 3 Daisy Cham Dance Comm l 3 Fath ers Club Showl 2 Girls Ban quet 3 Komnans 4 Junior Prom Pep Club 4 Student Congress 4 Teenage Comm 3 Thesplans 4 Yearbook 4 Sports lnterclass Basketball l 2 Softball 14 Volleyball l 4 Varsity Basketball 3 4 Hockey ROSE MARIE SZEPESSY Rose G Like champagne she sparkles Course College Actlvltles Dance C mm 2 3 Fathers Club Show 3 F N A 3 4 Glee Club 3 Jumor Prom Library Aide 24 Pep Club 4 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Baseball 'I 4 Basketballl 2 Capt l Hockey 'I 2 Capt 2 Softball 14 Vol all 14 J Basketball 3 4 Hackey3 Varsity Hockey MARNA TERUZZI G A A Hers are sparkling eyes an twinkling toes Course College Actlvltles Cheerleader 3 Chorus l 2 Class Assembly 1 2 2 Fathers Club Shawl 2 4 F Club Show 14 Girls Ban quet 1 4 Glee Club l 2 Jumor Prom Yearbook Sports lnterclass Hockey 'I3 Capt 3 Softball 'I4 Volleyball Basketball 14 Hockey 4 .1lY MARY JEAN TELISKO Mar The wind that blows the ship that goes and the lass that loves the sarlor Course Business Actlvltles Glee Club 'l 2 Llbra ry Aide 4 Jumor Prom Teenage Comm 3 Sports lnterclass Softballl 2 Volleyball 'I GAIL LEE THOMPSON Gal I do what I please and I do it with ease Course College Chorus l Fathers Club Show Glee Club 4 H R Secretary Kmttmg 2 Teenage Comm 3 Sports lnterclass Basketball 2 Bowling 3 Volleyball l JANE SZEKERES Artist of the pencil, paint, or pen. Course College Actlvltles Art Club 2 Chorus l 2 Fathers Club Show 2 F Club Minstrel 3 Girls Banquet J Red C s ep Workshop 1 Student Congress l Handbook Comm l Teenage Comm 3 SIGNE M THYBERG I Gentlemen prefer blondes Course College Actnvmes A Cappella Choir 3 4 Chorus 2 Class Assembly 'I Fathers Club Show 3 Gvrs Banquet 3 Glee Club 1 Library Aide 3 4 Jumor Prom Year book Sports lnterclass Hockeyl 3 Volleyball I 3 11 I . . .. : i I . 1 n o 1 l 1 I' I' I , 1 1 . U . , 5 1 5 ' Cl ' h i...i-'30, 3,45 r. rosR.l,25 I . I , 5 1 - 5 2 L 1 si , 5 - 1' 'I fy, rx - 11 11 F . A. A. y 'I ' -ll Il H , 11 1 . ' 1 ' ' ' : O . 1 5 1 , - 11 5 . . . - X 1 5 5 5 : ' Vh jr . I I . . . : , I . I ' 5 5 : - ' 1 . . A 1 1 . , . - ' I I I I ' I - I A ' leyb - 7 . V. - 5 1 1 5 ' - 5 4. . M l . 11 1 - d - - 11 11 -'11 11 I I . . . ' ' : , 45 ' 1 V 1 5 1 5 f W W DGNCO CONN- V45 DYGMGYICS l1 Activities: A Cappella Choir 2, 35 , 1 ' I 1 1 i 5 ' 35 1 11 11 I . 1 fy A ' 1 - 5 . . T5 , . 'I 1 I ' ' 5 . .' I 5 . . - - 1 , If ' ' 1 , . f . ' ' ' ' 1. ,J 1-45 J. v. - ., if I , . ' 9' 5 -Q ,' ' x 1 1+ if ir. z 11 11 4 ,. , 1 ' ll ll ' V Il ' ll F . A. A. S g ll ' ' ll ' 'I II : M 1. X 1 - 1 W 1 1 5 - -5 - ' ' I 5 5 ' 1 5 ' ' ' A ,A I ' 5 ' I' 5 5 5 '35 I 5 ' 2 5 f 1 I 5 - , 5 , :LA . Q be 1 ' 1 I I I ' q 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 5 . ' ' 1 1 A. , 53 l-4. .. , Y . . . RAYMOND S TILLMAN ay WI Tre the bull outside and come on n Course Industrlal Arts Actlvntles Boxmg 2 Chess 1 Sports J V Footballl Varsn y Football 4 MARTIN M VASAS Marty The best source for food rs hunger Course Industrial Arts Actlvlhes A Cappella Cholr 3 Art Club 'I Chorus 'I Fathers Club Show 2 F Club Minstrel 2 Glee Club 2 STEVEN TOROK ' Steve His education rs only plgskln deep Course Industrial Arts Actnvltnes A Cappella Cholr 2 3 F Club Minstrel 2 Glee Club I Sports Varslty Football 'I4 Co Captain 4 Track I ANN LOUISE TUCKER Ann Actions speak louder than words Course College Actlvmes Chorus 'I 2 Class As sembly 'I Daisy Chain Girls Banquet 3 4 Jr Red Cross Rep 3 4 .Iumor Prom Llbrary Alde 3 4 Pep Club 4 Semor Ban quet Sophomore Dramatncs Yearbook Sports Interclass Basketball 2 4 Bowlmg 3 Hockey 'I4 Softball 'I 2 Volleyball T4 ROBERT O TOUSSAINT Frenchy Everythmg s easy after its done Course Business Clerical Entered from Danbury Hugh School Danbury Connecticut MARY LOU TURNER Silence IS sweeter than speech Course Home Economics A lvltles F N A 3 4 ALBERT S TOLMIE Why must school all labor be and so early rn the mormng Course Industrnal Arts ACTIVITIQS Boxlng 2 Chess Sports Varslty Football 3 X .Ar ZENON L VERNIK Zen Theres a place for homework but rt sounds rather harsh to name It Course College ACTIVITIES Glee Club I HR ll ll 'Hll V- V V ' ,, . . ' . - u . If I nAIu I . ' , MFI, I 1 a n F ' I' 1 ' . , - ' I , Y V . w ,ll : . .- 1 - 'Q' . Q - . : ,IWW In ' 1-,f : 7 I' 5 5 x I il I If F H 11 - ,, . . . . . H . I l I I .ll ll 5 1 F ' H H - , I I I ' : - - , . I . L Q , ll ll 11 - . H . ' ' a o . ll ' ' ll - I I , ' . . I . , 1 f , ' 1 7 ' ' . . . . ' . ' ' ct : . . . , . , , 1 1 F I ' 1 : .A : - I v I I I . I I Ie I . I . . L xl I H n . ,, . H H ll . ll I ' , I . ' ll : I ' - 1 I ' I I , . . A H H - . . . , : . 7 . A X 3 I , A 2 .A fx X. , S 4 YL I ' I 'Q STEPHEN VILLANO 'Steve Easy come, easy go. Course: College Activities: Student Congress 4. Sports: Interclass - Bowling 2. E7 JEANNE R WHIPPLE It you knew Jeanie Course College Activities Datsy Chain Dance Comm 3 Fathers Club Show 3 4 Jr Red Cross Rep 2 3 Junior Prom Library Aide 4 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Softball I ROBERT WASCO o Give us a man who sings at his work Course College Activities A Cappella Choir 2 4 Community Day 2 Fathers Club Show 3 Freshman Choir H R Treas 2 ALAN WEINER Fore Course College Activities Badminton 2 Chess 'I Chorusl Dance Comm 4 Teen age Comm 3 Sports Varsity Golf T 4 Capt 4 Track 4 .fb DANIEL WEBSTER Dan Whats in a name? Course Industrlal Arts JANACE WEISKER an Gee Gee G A A Where did you get those dimples? Course College Activities Chorus 13 Girls Ban quet 3 Knitting Club 2 Junior Prom Library Aide 4 Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Sports lnterclass Basketball I Hockey l 4 Softball 'I3 Valley ba 'I3 r 5 ELIZABETH E. WALSH naenyu naetn G. A. A. With many a flirt and a flutter. Course: College Activities: Chorus 1, 2: Class As- sembly l, 2: Dance Comm. 'lp Girls' Banquet 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross Rep. 3: Junior Prom: Pep Club 4, Senior Banquet: Sophomore Dra- matics: Yearbook, Sports: lnterclass - Basketball 2-4, Bowling 2, Hockey I-4, Soft- ball 2, 4, Volleyball 2, 4. Re A flirt changes hor opinion every day excepting the good opinion she has of herself Course Home Economics Activities Chorus 'I 2 Dance Comm I Fathers Club Show 3 IIB bil .1 - - - 1, 1, , ,, , . n .' I , ' ' r 1 1 - - L as S , .5 ,f 1,1 1, 1, 1, 1, - nAIn ' , 1, 1, , g : . .. 1 n I . , 1 . . . . . , . 1 1 1 I- 1 - ' l . 7 . , : ' - ' 1 - I - i V - I ' I - I I - n -. A 5 ,,Duchm,, CLAIRE Juolm WHITE H . R u du l ' I 11 - . . . 1 u I a Q l ' I r ' - 1 V 1, 1 . - 1 , l 5 . . , 1 , ' 1 1 - I Q 1 2 1 1 , U , Z 1 . 1. ' ' ' Vt' ' 7 ' A -53.4 : 4' A-px - 1, ' 1 'gif 3 --TA l . fl ' fi, n, X' , 41 'I' if V. -. f ig., .V M , . as fig! W BRUCE WHITE Square A friend to the end Course College Ac wmes Glee Club 2 H R V Pres 'l Sports lnterclass Basketball 2 JANE WOLF Pee Wee A fnendly smile pleases all Course Commercial Entered from Youngsvllle Hugh School Youngsvllle P SUSAN WICK ue To know her IS to like her Course College nvmes Glee Club 'l 2 Red Cross 'l 2 Latin Club 1 2 Library Aide 'I 2 Sports Interclass Basketball 'l 2 Softball I 2 Valleyballl JOAN ELAINE WINTER Princess Few things never go out of style and a femmme woman IS one of them Course College Achvltles Class Assembly 2 Dausy Cham Dance Comm 2 3 Dramatscs 24 Fox 2 3 French Club 2 Glrls Banquet 2 3 Jr Red Cross Rep 2 3 Library Aide 3 4 Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Entered from Central High School Bndgeport Conn MARY JANE WILSON Shorty ls she as quiet as she appears? Course Business Secretarlal Actnvntles Chorus 'I 2 Dance Comm T Fathers Club Show 3 POLLY SUSAN WITTENBERG Polly Wag Wltty G A A either Course College ACTIVITIES Audio Visual Alds 2 4 Chorus 2 Class Assembly 1 2 Dalsy Cham Dance Comm 2 3 Glrls Banquet 3 Junlor Prom Sophomore Play Teenage Comm Sports Interclass Basketball 1 2 Hockey 2 4 Softball 14 Volleyball I 4 J V Basketball PETER A WHITMAN A Bee Blessed are the sleepy for soon they shall drop off Course College Entered from Deland High School Deland Florlda 'VE-.sf BARBARA A WOLFF Barb mall package with an economy szze bang Course Business Secretarial Actlvltles Chorus 2 Daisy Cham Square Dance 2 Sports lnte rclass Basketball 1 H H ff H ,, . H H ,I t' ' ' : 7 . . 3 : - . 1 Y ' ' I ' l sy v Us H H - . 1, . H H I H ' H L' 2. Aft' 1 , : Jr- . ' - Q , 1 ' , : . . . 6 , ' ' 5 1 I I I I . ' I ' .. I ' 4. , , 1 , 1 2. H l U H - 1, ll ' ll H l . . . . . . The Atomic Bomb isn't very big I ' II 1, - . . . 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H HA S - - ' L - ff : 5 ' , ' , u. 1 : : PATRICIA MARIE YATES Path She laughs she talks and when :fs necessary she sludres Course Business Secretarial Achvmes Dance Comm 3 Fox 3 Glrls Banque? 3 STELLAN C P WOLLMAR The Mar Sie JUNE ANN WYCINOWSKI Bleachle I sfudy as rf books were men s looks A ycufh wrlh sophushcahon Course College Achvlhes Flsh and Game Club Course College 2 Graduahon Usher Teenage Comm 3 Yearbook Achvmes A Cappella Cholr 2 41 Chorusl F T A I4 Yearbook Sports Cross Country Manager Track JANET YEOMANS an ALFRED E ZERILLO Full of lhe drckens buf oh life rs lusf a serres of surprrses so 'Wee' Course College Course Business Secretarial Ac,,,,,,,e, Dance comm 1 Model Achvlhes Chorus 2 Alrplane Club I 57 ll ll II 'Ill Il ' ll ,, . . . . ,, H - 1 H : ' r 1 ' , I , 5 . . . - 5 . 2 , ,f , H' V , L' . ,f, K V , A- ,fs we 'fp -W ,f , V, 1 'J h , f,' Ar' .J ll 'U IIJ ll IIAIII Il II ' ll ' ' ' ' ' ll , , . -, - U ,, . I ' : I 1 - i : . . . ' ' , . CHARACTERISTICS 11 J., ks ERC' fOfl5S SMS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED FRIENDLIEST BEST ALL AROUND BEST DRESSED Ann Molloy and Steve Lax Ann Molloy and Gary Klncald Murnc Teruzza and Som Colwell ffm CLASS ARTISTS BEST LOOKING CLASS MUSICIANS Jane Szekeres and Don Ironsldes Morne Teruzz: and Alex Grnbko Po? Blizer and MUYTY Burger x MOST SOPHISTICATED DONE MOST FOR R L HS CUTEST Duane Plcncon and Siellon Wollmor Carol Frledberg and Alex Grlbko Cathy Pelro and Duve Nydam - CLASS FLIRTS CLASS CUT UPS BEST NATURED Carol Carrano and Bull Rudls Larry Levy ond Jessle Campbell Ann Molloy and Ken Osferberg Q5 CLASS GIGGLERS Morgue Rlbner and Bob Holzbor Q35 BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR Carol Fnedberg and Tom Gran? MOST POPULAR CLASS BLUSHERS Ann Molloy and Alex Gnblco Carol Bohman and Sum Colwell qu Joi lf QUIETEST MOST ATHLETIC Helen Swefclue and Adnan Benneff Steve Torok and Ann Molloy Sixteen Days To Go 2 3 4 NOW' WHICH IS MY RIGHT FOOT? Step 2 3 4 Left Right Leff Rlghf BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM' FM 60 N55- if Whale plannmg for the future are the , 1' 4 'f fl .si I X if 1 JV' I .IUNIORS OFFICERS Presadent Robert Bltar Vnce Presndent Wayne Gyenlzs Secretary Betsy Peck Treasurer Marlon MacCallum Bets Bob Wayne Mass Auger and Saddle Jumor Prom bermuda shorts and pland hats Sensor Council tappmg bracelets and bookcovers hayrndes lunlor essay after school 'obs drlver tralmng sensor boys hlstory protects yearbook apprentlclng Daisy Cham and Ushers O Say can you see urns Sorry diamonds are a gurls best friend Two for a quarter four for a half 296 for 537 02 62 CLASS OF 1955 doie' L WeH cont someb0dY Qet me C 'gms Camem but Why can t I write my Jumor Essay on Pogo? For me? An orchid? Funny rhe Yes I con document thus 'mddle doesn 7 Ugfee with the e d n S 63 SOPHOMORES OFFICERS Presudent Davld Potts Vlce Presldent Cynthla Moore Secretary Abby Bogln Treasurer John Sabanosh A Wlng Ding tastes better Abby Cindy John Dave and Mass Jennings Meetnngs before school lead assemblues cam palgns for electrons Biology Sweetheart Swnng Queen of Hearts Meet Dr Caron Stock Ex change vlslts Op O Me Thumb HI Y cmd l'Y'IOI'I'1lI'1g SESSION l'1eXl YGCI' Planning the Swung are Duck Sherwood and WOI'kIr1g In 3 D sweethearts Linda Brun Abby Bogm Ruth Schwartz Carol Tolk and Judy Muller ' ' K - - H 1 ll -- g f Tri-Hi-Y . . . J.V .... Council sponsored buses . . . S . l 1 3 ll - - ,, 64 CLASS OF 1956 io, A I Duck Qo ge: me Q Deva D09 n e X Angle What time ccn we start decorcmng the gym? Whose fcmnly tree gr' ns Th I Wy? Se' Mfilfgms Comvct! rnssumm undung Mass O Hora us the Sno Down Com H no Zelle Warren Wh o s 9om9 to the S Surro n Sheotsley o Kosch Forth no D0wn? mmee Susc ond Freer Andrew Munkcsey Rcym Bunker and Betsy Horton when Isicnb ul WQ5 Conston f'f10ple All finished U nd no from doo H X .lg wh, These should brnng the votes Q cream: ,h'5 School need S ps G good fly Km 66 6 Cen' ce CLASS OF 1957 Sleep till eleven . . . auditorium homeroom . . . lost elevators . . . two people to a locker . . . misplaced classrooms . . . ancient history . , . Sno Down in a snow storm . . . Fourteen' '... introduction to Word Wealth . . . U. N. trips . . . campaign speeches and pencil Sharpeners . . . home by moonlight. It I m elected Who are you voting tor? N me Home room? OFFICERS President Carol Terebesi Vice President Emil Frankel Secretory Gail MacLeod Treasurer Rudy Penczer 6 G Emil Goal Miss OHaru Carol ond Rudy II I Il if 'Q-,x I S K. ll ' Il i a ? . ffl! J' ft' ' t' X y V g Q . ' 4 E E 'i' - . we .XT ' 7 A ,-........--:N , .wtf -- x ,QQ ,. . Q 1 , f -,fx ' 5 Wg 'WZ ,, gk T si R , 9. 1' y f , -Vrnmww Q Q ' r . 'K' . ft , ' ' 2 4 3. QW 2 ,ff -W ww - ,- ,.. ,, ' if ' Y F f A W 'Q . I , 6197 IL. --43 1535's ,,.,,, W 2 5 js fi 178 ll x s 'f . .' 2 v 2 1? .1 I 6 5 5915 I 'X U ix Qi 'rg U 1 5 1, a 'fi 4 -s X 1. , '. 2- ll ' 'Y '-'asf L fl' QW ' sm' 7 5 Z W4 my huh A I WA!! ll' I wie .ik if .9-'f' ',,7,-.fx '- nul U .1 -IQ' l ll Y li Ill luulllql -an v ig -uuu Learnin g fair play and loyalty through . . PORTS - 1 'f?f?.:g,N. f mf . - .A '-, ,f - W pf -J1Ei..fA fr' I fe. f X f, I, , Z' ,' ,M I Z , .- MW' -.g 'ri H,-f V-Q51 2 CHEERLEADERS 5 zz 1,5 Pl 1 Bruce Hamllton Marge Rnbner Bob Landauer Ann Molloy George Keenan Bob Fay Marna Teruzzl Pete Hauge Sue Rosenthal Walter Ward A M CHEERLEADERS Aches and pams were not only felt by the football team thus year Early ln the fall many potentlal cheer leaders were seen llmpmg through the halls of Ludlowe as the result of long hours of gruellung practrce Led by members of last year s squad Ann Molloy Marna Teruzzl, Marge Rlbner, and Bob Landauer these asplrants proved the adage that prachce makes per fect From this original group a faculty committee selected rumors Ronnie Smith Lols Yasgur Sue Rosen thal Bruce Hamilton and Peter Hauge and sopho mares Bob Fay Walter Ward and George Keenan Once again this year Ludlowe had the dlstlnctlon of EEG? 'CREW if Ann Lols Morgue Sue Marna and Barb Bunnyhopplng at the Basstck game belng the only school In the county wlth male cheer leaders At the Turkey Day Classic several new cheers were Included In the squad s already extensive repertoire ln addltlon the squad accompanied by the band exhlblted thelr talents by performing the new dance rage, the Bunny Hop Spurrlng the team during games the cheerleaders helped as well to raise the enthusiasm of the student body with their spmted performances during pep assemblies Wlth the arruval of the basketball season the fem mme half of the squad took over and helped to lead the team on to a highly successful season whuch was cllmaxed by thelr partlclpatlon ln the state tournament at New Haven Row l Beverly Debish Row 2 Pat Kenney Ann Koizen Cindy Moore Row 3 Kay Levme Barbara George Betty Stepan Carol Marzlock PEP CLUB Pep I Spirit U Vim l Vigorl These are the bywords of one of the most successful groups formed this year inaugurated in the early fall the club was composed of eighty five enthusiastic lunior and semor girls who wholeheartedly set about to achieve the club s goal the promotion of school spirit The first sign of their success in reaching this goal was plainly evidenced by the increased attendance at the football games Sponsored by Miss Josephine O Dwyer the club with Carol Pardy Norah Jennings and Kay Flanagan as its officers was responsible for making refreshments available at games as well as organizing a spirited cheering section P. M. CHEERLEADERS T-E-A-M, T-E-A-M, YEA TEAM l Cheers, cheers and more cheers were the bylaws of the eight vivacious freshmen and sophomore girls who spurred on the cheering section at Junior Varsity games Led by Captain Beverly Debish the group comprised of Ann Koizen Kay Levine Barbara George Betty Stepan Carol Marzlock Cindy Moore and Pat Kenny was in charge of pep assemblies and loaned the varsity cheerleaders at the basket New Haven The girls were products of their fingers Ludlowltes can be proud of these underclassmen who contributed so much to school spirit ball tournament in attractive uniforms Kay Flannagan secretary Carol Pardy president and Norah Jennings v ce president PEP CLUB an P 590 hrif, .Ii . . I I I I , , . , , . I , - . I :T . . , I I I . , - I I I , in . ., : , : f .Q s 36 diff' gr, . E vii f if iii' 55 El lilif , ' 'Z Q' I 5 :L il ': A , A ' 7 i fl ' 5 . 1 '- X ' I l ' -- Q13 ft 0 ' 't 0 .P QF V? s - ' A, , .4 lx ' F 7 I , - I ' .XQ it '7 ,L-A , Y FOOTBALL l 1 t EQSLIII H' lslltiz Row T Bruce Chagnon Saul Pollack Duck Felner Ed Rybczyk co captaun Steve Torok co captaun Dave Thorpe Duck Sherwood Charles Sauer Bob Messer Row 2 Bull Schumann John Renlulllan Lorry Kostuck Bruce Ruchmond Joe Sepot Bob Butar John Hauser John Berg Joe Fedorko Row 3 Coach Tetreau Ray Tullman Andy Fabry Ron Champuon Dave Graham John Mezes Duck Durgnns Roger Soderholm Bull Rudus Russ Jennungs Dave Coombs Tom Kumball manager Asst Coach Seurup Not puctured Duck Judd head manager After several years of hubernatuon a reawakened Tuger Eleven under Coach Fern Tetreau served notuce on uts opponents that the Ludlowutes were once agaun contenders for the county tutle The grund of calusthenucs the bruusung hours of practuce blockung and tacklung and the duscuplune of early curfew and loss of Fruday nught dates was com pensated for by an admurcuble 3 3 3 record uncludung a last second vuctory over Bassuck the furst sunce T949 The season opened slowly wuth a 6 0 vuctory over unexperuenced Bullard Haven to be followed by de feat at the hands of Greenwuch and Mulford lnabuluty to convert the extra pount turned three potentual vuc tones agaunst Daruen, Westport and Norwalk unto tues The Tetreaumen bounced back to defeat Stcum ford and after droppung a close fought tult wuth Hard ung, went on to clumax the season wuth a sensatuonal vuctory over arch ruval Bassuck Ludlowe s starting luneup, captauned by Ed Rybczyk and Steve Torak, was composed of Duck Durguns, Bully Schumann Bob Butar Ronnue Tullman Bull Rudus Dave Graham Duck Felner Bob Messer and Joe Sepot nov? Gan X 1 .4 A4 B 5 7 Row T Ken Clark Joe Noga Larry Shepp Paul Berger Russ Ryback Bob Koolus Row 2 Bull Bansak Bull Noga Al Greco Joe Renaud Bern Reade Joe Overstreet Jum DeSalle Row 3 Bull Larson Ron Letsch manager Henry Robbuns Dave Coffun Bob Kasvunsky Gene Saluk Lou Boncek Paul Carolla Russ Jennungs Drew Rutzul Gene Toth Coach Guarnaccua 72 l a I- u n - . 1 -u. 1 . I I I T' .. '. 7 Q en' l ' to ' 1 A V. I, E, ..., ix , r K . . 'M' ff lu ,- . ll L 2 ' A ,49 .i ' V ln. A M , Q s s :lu - 75 B 51 ' T' Q P K L fl , R4 Y E ,. E2 B4 Sr . A ' u T VARSITY SCORES ll Ludlowe Ludlowe lodlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe ludlows Bullard Haven Greenwlch Mnlford Da rlen Westporf Norwalk Stratford Ha rdmg Basxuck Lud lowe ludlowe Lud lowe ludlowe Ludlowe Lud Iowa Ludlowe ludlowe J V SCORES Harding Hardmg Frosh Bullard Haven Basslck Milford Prep Ceniral Staples TURKEY DAY CLASSIC Enthuslastlc cheers fnlled the audrtoruum on the mormng before Thanksglvlng when a student body that had somethung to cheer for a vlctory over Its tradntuonal enemy Bassuck responded to the last pep assembly of 1953 Under the exhortatnons of the cheerleaders the promuse of vnctory by Coach Fern Tetreau and Co Captains Steve Torok and Ed Rybczyk thus spmted assembly got off to a rousmg start The splrlt generated at the pep assembly was apparent the followung day at the bug game Itself when 6 000 rooters lammed the athletlc fleld Reactmg quickly to huge slgns hung from the school bulldlng whlch read Falrfleld Beat Bassnck and the orange and black placards used by the Pep Club to make the glgantnc F In the stands Joe Sepot smashed off tackle to set up Ludlowe s first score wlth Bob Messer converting the extra polnt ,L -E - 1 tufts. . Basslck bounced back with two touchdowns and Ludlowe entered the last quarter on the short end of a 712 score Falrfnelds stands erupted when with four mlnutes left to play Dave Coombs passed to Pete Skalkos for a score and Messer converted agaln wnth what eventually proved to be the wlnmng polnt Ludlowe s cheers turned to groans as on the klck off Basslcks Bob Mark ran the plgskln back for a touchdown that put Bassnck ahead 1914 but with seconds left to play Dave Coombs faded back once again to pass to Pete Skalkos for the wlnnmg touch down Vuctonous and hugh spmted Ludlowe s student body gathered In Legnon Fleld at seven oclock that mght bearlng every conceivable klnd of combustnble maternal for the vlctory bonflre Led by cheerleaders Ludlowe rooters snake danced down the Post Road between parked cars and telephone poles In and out of sude streets and back to Legion Fleld where they heard the vlctory speeches of the coaches An hllaruous bun'ny hop around the bonflre ended the festnvntles and soon after the crowd dispersed and started for home termlnatlng the most excltlng day of the foot ball season , a 1 , . ,fa an-f lf' X v .J avg ' iffy! If SOCCER -. Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Row 1 Bob Gnllette Ron Bryan George Tole Bull Maclntyre Jlm Conley Hugh Tale Russ Staurovsky Row 2 Larry Grace Dave Thomas Bruce Meeker captaun Paul Grlswold Lee Lmdeman George Vmce Mlke Schless Duck Grace Bob Ackerman Larry Levy After the lmlment for th brulsed shlns and achlng muscles had been put away the Orange and Black booters completing another successful season boasted an admurable 4 4 1 record Outstandung In tl'1e1r performances were leading scorers Duck Grace and Bob Glllette along wlth defenslve standouts Captaln Bruce Meeker Russ Staurovsky and Lee Lmdeman Hnllhouse Norwalk Stamford Mulford Prep Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Greenwlch Norwalk Stamford Greenwich West Haven J V SOCCER l Row l Bob Marhn Dennis Hrbek Jlm Kane .hm Schaalman Park Olson Row 2 Jay Kunkel Bob Dnckenson Paul Brunette Norman Soul? zgnginnalfpgrltge Nigga: oulhnes a Ahrenberg Arnold Marshall John Elwood Coach Wenr P Y P lv 5 A ,. - Q - Q 1 l I fa vlll ,. f Y' ,fc 1 A 1 1' A N' , f gf g 11- iv C 'U ' 1 ,.1 ' a ' 1 o ' :1 2 2 3 1 3 4 o 6 o ' 1 3 ' 1 3 1 NA A wk Ax Go-ess. . 'N lt I X ' A ' ' Its a long way to Mull Pla1n School and back l ludlowe Ludlowe ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe ludlowe County Meet State Meet Falrfleld Prep Stamford Greenwlch Danbury Hardlng Stratford Ludlowe t1ed for second Ludlowe f1n1shed fourteenth CROSS COUNTRY A grueIl1ng sux game season pald dlvldends for Ludlowe s harrlers when they placed second 1n the County Cross Country Meet Dressed In orange and black sweat pants the team spent days of practlce on the rlgorous course whlch followed Unquowa Road past M1ll Plam School down M1ll Pla1n Road and ran parallel to the Rallroad tracks and back to the school Varslty Coach John Gleason recommended letters to Captaln Alex Grlbko Wayne Gyemzs Steve Halpln Robert Schede Robert Fay Harry Hyra Rolf Sandburg and Marty Burger In splte ofthe necesslty for early mornmg practuce sesslons many Freshmen and Sophomores under J V Coaches Chrlstle and Gore were wllllng to devote tlme to the team What are you boys domg on the clncler track? Row 1 John Goodfellow Jay Kunkel John Sabonosh Ray Agostmo Russ Hartt Steve Halpm Rene Lavol George Ference manager Row 2 Wnlluam Hachman Rnchard Medve Wllllam Betchley Harry Hyra Dave Potts Bob Schede Boy Fay Bruce MacGregor Stellan Wollmar manager Row 3 Coach Gleason Coach Gore James Feuerbacher Duck Bell Wayne Gyenlzs Bull Straborny Ray Freer Al Grubllo captam Jerry Zaczek Curt Goodfellcw Lou Toth Coach Chnstle 77 X x X 1 V fix .X K +S..jlxl.-24 - X . . . . . , I ' 19 ' ' aa zo :sa . g 31 ' 24 fi- J R y 31 24 ff, ' 41 1' ll 7 A 1. V I5 40 J 'W 'll 5 'W' ' I 1 15 J. f 1 J J . . , U I Y- r J .' X 4 aging, X XYJKOR .9 Bob Gillette Dave Coombs Dave Osborne Joe Gross captaln Lee Llndeman I Rudls and Don DeMattla BASKETBALL A slashlng Ludlowe qulntet clawed nts way unto the sem: flnals of the C I A C State Basketball Tourna ment for the farst tume un school hlstory only to be downed by Hlllhouse New Haven the number one team In the state Starting nn the number sux slot statewlde the Selrupmen splraled up as third rankmg team ln the state before the fmal whistle was blown Playing 842 ball the Ludlowltes took sixteen of the nmeteen games durnng the regular season before quallfylng for the State Tournament Hughllght of the season was Captam Joe Gross 41 pomts against Harding to he the school record for pomts per game Pacing the team through nts spectacular season were Captam Joe Gross Dave Coombs and Lee Llndeman ably assisted by Dave Osborne Don De Mattla Bull Rudls Bob Glllette and Dave Graham A healthy backlog of replacements for the Varsity was Indicated In the T0 wln 8 loss record of the JV Team coached by Fern Tetreau and led by Dave Graham and Harry Hyra 7 P ,X pygtyvflngzgflqpzi 41 , CL W ' ,M Ludlowe lucllowe Ludlowe Ludlowe ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Row I Dave Graham Roger Soderholm Ball Rudls Joe Gross Dave Coombs lee Llndeman Dave Osborne Row 2 Saul Pollack manager Harry Hyra Dave Potts Russ Staurovsky Bob Gillette Bob Messer Don DeMattla Coach Senrup Coach O Dwyer Norwalk Milford Stratford Prep Basslck Stamford Central Bullard Haven Greenwlch J V SCORES ludlowe ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe ludlowe Ludlowe JUNIOR VARSITY Norwalk Danbury Stratford Mnlford Bassnck Bullard Haven Central Hardlng Harding 14 2 K Row I Bruce Richmond Rudy Smnth Dave Graham Roger Soderholm Dave Potts Chuck Pnke Row 2 John Renllllnan manager Ricky Medve Harry Hyro Jack Sra Tom Klmball manager Coach Tetrau 79 at I 5 I gli' 7 4- In 1, I 14 Il , 36 31 54 26 ' 57 74 25 35 57 38 54 57 ' 67 ' 60 53 ' 38 43 54 45 48 46 42 40 53 ' 42 ' 32 47 ' I .qw P- ' , A 1- A I I ,, ' I ' , , 'T ' , 7 ., , ' 'H 1 xr . . I -, I , V I Ml A I .1 A 1 is 4 'I' i I 1 K, 5 A B Hi t K 7 . '-- -, I Lucllowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe ludlowe Ludlowe Lucllowe Norwalk Milford Stratford Prep Basslck Stamford Central Hardlng Bullard Haven VARSITY SCO RES Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Greenwich Norwalk Danbury Milford Basslck Bullard Haven Central Hardmg 80 5 - 1 76 46 65 ' 58 ' 51 59 60 63 65 Ludlowe 76 Alumni 49 Ludlowa 52 Stratford 58 53 82 ' 58 ' 51 57 ' 78 65 59 57 63 77 90 ' 64 73 ' 57 36 Boasting three returning lettermen, Bob Ackerman, Sam Colwell, and Dick Goldberg, and introducing a new coach, Mr. Ralph Whittaker, the tennis team began its season in the early weeks of April. Attired in sporty shorts even before the season began, the players revealed their talents during afternoon prac- tice sessions. Those displaying their form beside the three lettermen were Bob Landauer and Don Wake- men, two lunlors returning to play for their second year Row 1 Richard Goldberg Bob Ackerman Sam Colwell Row 2 Coach Whittaker Don Wakeman Bob Landauer Coach Swett G0 ,f nr- Boys will be boys AN API' T-R' TENNIS WSE J... Smash it Sammy' Early spring found the six members of Roger Ludlowes golf team teemg off at Fairchild Wheeler Park practicing for their forthcoming meets lettermen Al Wiener and Bob Slmko commanded the 1954 team along with newcomers Mike Borownk, Pat Boland, Joe Reed, and Al Short The T men went into their matches with enthusiasm hoping for a record that their coach Mr Blake Dean, and the school could well be proud of 1. W Row I Mike Borowik Robert Simko Alan Weiner Coach Deon Row 2 Alvin Short Joe Reed Pat Boland A 4 J . I ,- T 1 Vs. T +R 'f'- .X 2' X ll ' II : ' I I I LF I l . . I r- I ' R .-y M- , x ' V , .Y .A .- 4' ffneetlli M- x 4 M- to V .. ,f To we-f 'ff' - .,' ..- ' e .'?::f5..Li::-.... ' Q . .V In I Y -l I v'- , X ,K -- - i 1 H7 , ,B ' 1 ,ll ' f ,rw u I ' .. , l H212 1 rf I X KL! to . 5 . .- at TRACK Showing much of the strength that helped them complete a near perfect season last year Ludlowe s track team was scheduled to open uts 'I954 season agaunst a truo of county teams Hardung Stamford and Faurfueld Prep Despute the loss of several of last years lettermen the team under the experuenced guudance of Coach Trus Carta was un excellent shape for the season and showed great promuse The Co Captauns Gary Kuncaud and Wally Shap uro were members of last year's team Gary s strong pounts were the hugh lump and broad lump, whule Come on boys up and overl Returnung to the locker room are Co Captauns Gary Kuncaud and Wally Shapuro wuth Coach Carta Wally was partucularly talented when ut came tume to throw the shotput Among other unduspensable members of the team were Duck Grace wuth hus spectacular dash Bob Schede and Wayne Gyenuzs two excellent Cross Country men who dud an outstandung uob on runnung the mule and Marty Burger Bob Jennungs and Rolf Sandburg who seemungly took hurdles effortlessly In addutuon John Hauser and Dave Graham, wuth theur twelve pound shotput throws Lee Gray on the hugh lump Steve Halpun on the broad lump and Curt Goodfellow and Charles Sauer wuth theur half mule runs were counted on to come through wuth pounts durmg the meets Row 1 Bob Schede Marty Burger Alex Grubko Wally Shapiro Gary Kuncaud Lee Gray Charlue Sauer Paul Sharek Rolf Sandberg Row 2 Curt Goodfellow Bob Butar Duck Judd manager Ed Moss Bull Rudus Duck Durguns Lee Lundeman Duck Grace Wayne Gyenuzs Larry Grace Steve Halpun prcctlce Prccflce PRACTICE PRACTICE 'Q up NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY new scum nuns 32- ,i lu 15 T' 'v il QQ 'Q Q1 w ' 'M- B'-M ju- If I .0 sf Q :A .., Row I Roberi Slmko Bull Maclniyre Bob Ackerman Russ Staurovsky Duck Goldberg Row 2 Bob Gillette Duck Judd Stellen Wollmur Sum CoIweII Roy Ferns Row 3 Edward Rybczyk Lee Landeman Bob Bliar GYM CANDIDS wwf ww I-X31 5 HHBYBIS IWW YOU CIO If b0YSI Do arms come out of urm sockets ? 84 HOCKEY Led by captaan Ann Molloy managers Maralyn Scappa and June Feather and coach Mass O Dwyer Roger Ludlawe s hockey team of 1953 1954 completed a successful season wath 3 wans 'I tae and 2 defeats The team was sparked by a strong front lane con sastang of Janet Baehn Betsy Peck Candy Howard Kathy Raes and Marae Heady and two sparated half backs Bebe Burr and Ann Molloy Vactoraous an thear 4,01 'L Watch the ball not the bardae twenty fave garls went on to two more wans agaanst Stamford and agaanst New Canaan one tae wath Westport and two defeats The prosperous season was haghlaghted by the alumnae game on the Monday after Thanksgavang when the pantang but stall able alumnae managed to hold the team to a hard fought tae Another of the memorable events of the season was the faeld day held at Bradgeport Unaversaty Faarfaeld taed Bolton and Staples and beat Laurelton Hall an a fattang and well deserved clamax to an excatang season Row l loas Yasgur, Slddle MacCoIIum, Kathy Raes, Joyce Lutanska, Ann Molloy, Janet Baehn, Ealeen Anthony Betsy Peck, Barbara Burr Row 2 June Feather, Edath McBurnae, Julae Kelemencky, Sue Rosenthal, Judy Carr Maralyn Steeves Marna Teruua, Vera Crunden Rose Szepessy Julae Ducsay, Irene Takacs Nancy Forger Beverly Behm, Carolane Martan, Mallae Polena, Coach .losephane O'Dwyer . ,, an , 1, 1 p V , ' 0 I . , , . I I I f ' I l 1 - -' h. . . . . .a ' , , , , . L. V, ' NJ, ' ' . ' fa' ' .' . , . farst contest agaanst Branford by a score of 5-0, the ' ' -. . . , . I , . I I X . if . -4 lx I q 4 I l u 2 . I . . . JY l a V 5 1 la J - , V ll Q - BASKETBALL Relaxing while the varsity sink some shots Hail the queens of the basketball courts - un- defeated for six straight years! The varsity nine well deserves to be classified as royalty after their nine exciting and hard-won victories. This season the var- sity squad was composed of senior forwards Ann Molloy, Margie Ribner, Joyce Lutinski and senior guards Mary Beth Thompson, Ruth Dakai, Janet Biehn, and Norah Jennings. Guard Carolyn Moore and for- ward Kathy Ries were the only juniors to make the varsity squad. The combined abilities of these out- standing players enabled them to present coach, Miss Josephine O'Dwyer, with a perfect record. Opening the season on their home court against Stratford, the Ludlowe distaffers won by the narrow margin of one point. Nip and tuck until the final seconds, the game was finally won by Fairfield when Mary Beth sank a field goal making the final score 47-46. The team went on to defeat Milford 50-43, Darien 55-37, Branford 33-23, Westport 48-19, Stam- ford 70-46, Milford 47-28, Westport 43-21, and Dan- bury 62 44 ln games that were as exciting and Interesting as the opening contest Row T Kathy Ries Janet Blehn Joyce lutlnslu Carolyn Moore Mary Beth Thompson Ruth Dakar Norah Jennings Margie Rlbner Ann Molloy . . . t t : ' , ' , I lf 1 f 'I . I . . I - 86 As the basketball season came to a close, the girls reflected on the seasons enriching and varied experiences the long hours of strenuous practice at McKinley school the subdued excitement and nervous ness they felt preceeding games the enormous quan titles of peanuts potatoe chips celery, and carrots that they consumed on the way to the games to keep up their strength ' the exhausted but satisfied chatter on the buses on the way home the birth of new, and the renewal of old friendships and the gratification of having won fairly, squarely, and with sportsman like tactics stiv Row l: Barbara Lyhne, Judy Carr, Nancy Forger, Betsy Peck, Pat Alexander, Betty Lou Meeker, Ronnie Smith, Polly Wittenberg. Row 2: Julie Ducscy, Marie Heady, Vera Crunden, Rose Szepessy, Marna Teruzzi, Carol Pardy, Anne Adams, Barbara Senes, Marilyn Scippa. Row 3: Julie Kelemenclly, Kathy Ries, Janet Biehn, Carolyn Moore, Mary Beth Thompson, Ruth Dallai, Norah Jennings, Marge Ribner, Ann Molloy, Barbara Cava naugh, Coach O'Dwyer. I m sllppung O D I Wmmng mtramural hockey team Regardless of season or weather, Ludlowe gurls overwhelmed by books gymsults and sneakers trudged down to the gym lockers for their weekly exercise No matter how cold or slushy the fall months were spent outside playing hockey he game In which long unwieldy sticks spend more time agamst brulsed shms than on the wooden ball Before the aches and pams of hockey had disappeared basketball loomed around the corner Unlucky hoop s rs often found themselves wearing green pmmes to dlstlnguush between teams Sprmgtnme brought changes In the forms of volleyball and softball whale sandwlched ln between these sports were sesslons of Z Red Hot Pepper wr' ' 1 vu as 1- - S - ' x 'Y-' . . . D ,sw 'Ft '15, Come on, Barb - another two points. Let's keep this volley going. L A top intramural basketball team calesthenlcs which left many gurls with a stiffness whnch resembled rheumahsm In splte of this program which Included O D's famous written tests as a part of each sport Interested gurls, both upperclassmen freshmen, and sophomores formed Intramural teams m hockey, basketball and softball Each team, com posed of eleven members played sux games, of which emerged a champnon club Due to double sesslons the teams had to travel to Sturges Fleld or McKinley In order to play Despite complaints about tests, cold weather trying bus trlps and aching muscles femlmne Ludlowltes thoroughly enloyed their weekly gym struggles an ' ' ll I ll I ' I f . - I I I ' ' 1 I . . I . I . . 009 MOVE fOr doublet Uh uh we re gomg to wm thus mtramural tutle BOY F LUB F 0 5.530 llltl O9 lf' 96 ,, K, I!!! Row 1 Alan Weuner Marty Burger Steve Halpun Larry Levy Charles Sauer Bull Rudus Dove Osborne Ken Osterberg Joe Gross Bull Schuman Duck Durguns Bob Gullette Duck Felner Don Wendell Bob Ackerman Row 2 Rolf Sandberg Wayne Gyenuzs Lorey Kostuck Bob Sumko Tony Scuppa Duck Judd Wally Shopuro Joe Fedorko Alex Grubko .lum Conley Bull Maclntyre Bob Schede Russ Staurovsky Stellan Wollmar Tony Campos Bob Butar Coach Carta Row 3 Bob Messer Duck Goldberg Curt Goodfellow Don DeMattua Joe Sepot Dave Coombs Ed Rybczyk Lee Gray Lee Lundeman Andy Fabry Ray Tullman Paul Gruswold Tony Ruccuo Bruce Meeker Gary Kuncaud Sam Colwell Duck Grace Larry Grace Dave Thomas Membershup un the Boys F Club us achueved by those boys who have earned theur varsuty F s un football track soccer, basketball baseball tennus golf, and cross country through partucupatuon un duf fucult practuce and tryung games These boys who represented Ludlowe on the athletuc held were honor ed at the annual sports banquet a hughlught of the sports season J Orleans Chrustuan Durector of Ath letucs at the Unuversuty of Connectucut, speaker at the dunner Incorporated the udeals of ' F 'club un hus talk wuth the theme that sports and scholarshup go hand un hand Followung tradutuon, two awards were presented at the banquet The furst to the Most Outstandung Player un the Bassuck Lucllowe Game was presented to Bull Rudus tackle by Fred Fush a member of the Luons Club Ed Molloy All Amerucan Quarterback at Yale presented the Frank Gallagher Award to Steve Torok, Most Valuable Player to the team ni Ed Rybczyk presents a guft to Coach Fern Tetreau Featured speaker at the sports banquet J Orleans Chrustuan Steve Torok and Bull Rudus, wunners of the two fooball trophues S1 H H C L 1 s 2 ' t ' ' 3 if ll L Z y i T to ll T T sst .11 t ' N' t - S.. u i -xx v ' A 4. T s --- 1 'b la -, PFW mi - A 's vs' H ' 0 Vs' : A . ' l - f F' 1. ' ' ' Illl ' I I I n. .l. :I . . . . V 3 .5 . I. . ,, . . yx 3 X . . 5 l ol I 1 I n v il! o I I I 1 . 'I s . l 90 GIR S F UB I I The F Club us an honorary club whose members have earned twenty pounts un athletucs un the course of theur hugh school career To become a member us a long and duffucult task that requures partucupatuon at play day, un unterclass sports, and on varsuty or uunuor varsuty squads A whute ' F sweater and a gold fox pun are the awards presented for a uob well done The 'F stands for years of octuve unterest and ex cellence un sports Members of the F Club proudly wear badges of sportmanshup and achuevement, and they deserve all ofthe honors occompanyung them u00 3,418 Row 1 Mary Beth Thompson Rose Szepessy Euleen Anthony Ann Molloy Joyce lutunsku Norah Jennungs Judy Carr Row 2 Coach ODwyer Betsy Peck Marulyn Scuppa Kathy Rues Janet Buehn Marna Teruzzu Vera Crunden Ruth Dakau Marge Rubner Nancy Forger Row 3 Julue Kelemencky Barbara Burr Carolyn Moore Barbara Cavanaugh Polly Wuttenberg To become a member of the Gurls Athletuc Assocu atuon, a gurl must earn sux pounts by partucupatung un hockey, basketball, volleyball, and softball, euther un unterclass sports or by membershup on varsuty and uunuor varsuty teams When a gurl has earned sux pounts she receuves her numerals and o bronze pun, and automatucolly becomes a member of G A A Upon reachung futteen pounts she receuves a crew hat and a sulver pun, and when she reaches her goal of twenty pounts she proudly becomes a member of the 'F ' Club and re ceuves a whute sweater and a gold pun Under the outstandung durectuon of Muss O Dwyer, membershup un the G A A us looked forward to by the enture femunune portuon ofthe student body Row 'l Eduth Nagy Julue Kelemencky Lous Yasgur Barbara Fekete Barbara Burr June Feather Nancy Bostrom Barbara Herman Betty Lou Meeker Polly Wuttenberg Barbara Jones Shurley Taylor Barbara Roman Row 2 Joyce Bodnar Claure Smuth Betsy Peck Cundy Howard Sue Rosenthal Nan Robbuns Kathy Rues Ann Molloy Gunny Bodnar Carol Dunn Barbara Cavanaugh Judy Carr Anne Pruon Kay Flanagan Betty Walsh Row 3 Pat Alexander Ronnue Smuth Marulyn Steeves Barbara Walsh Ann Louuse Tucker Carol Conway Nancy Forger Carol Carrano Euleen Anthony Barbara Brundage Carol Ecklund Kay Morruson Helen Stebbuns Elaune Art Barbara Lyhne, Lous Puper, Janace Weusker, Nancy Pelton, Helene Jones, Anne Balogh, Polly Parsons, Noel LaFontaune, Beverly Behm, Carolune Martun, Coach O'Dwyer Row 4 Ann Adams, Marulyn Scuppa, Marge Rubner, Eleanor Budda, Carol Pardy, Janet Buehn, Ruth Dakau, Vera Crunden, Joyce Lutunsku, Carolyn Moore, Mary Beth Thompson, Velvys Heskuss, Rose Szepessy, Norah Jennungs, Marna Teruuu, Carol Swan son Irene Parker, Sue Hausman, Marue Heady, Sud MacCallum . V I f s l l II ' 1 S- i V u u . A , ! Qi Q . . . . . , 6 B .1 ' G i . ' 1 . . . u f , V l J. I ' ' lf' .s -5. . - K l 1 J ,, b . . y f ' . . . . Q . Q : K. - 1 ,1-5 '71 I bu -, . , X ,. '25 . n I , ' l . , I 'l . . - ,, U X . Aly, ' X Z I I I I I I - 7 I 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 .1 f ' : I I I , . . . . . .. . . ,, ,, - v 1 II . . . - - - - 1 l u 2 , 1 , , , , , , , , , 1 - 2 , , , 1 , , , , , , , , , I ' 1 I . . I . I I I I I K Fan No 3 921 purchases a tlcket for Basslck Game And the Tlgers captured the drumstlck The calm before the storm Ludlowe vs Stratford Only one more ticket for the Stratford Game? 11 Section 24' But all my friends are IN 20 Tame out at the tourney 92 L ' 1 1 T Q ' I f ' L ' , S 4 4 s ' 1 ,- X Q . . ' , Q 1 if is ' f . . , L' - f 'M,gq'fw,f! ' ' 'K..- X , . ff 3 ,,'. V- , ' . ,W ,, . . . ,, - h And by parhclpafmg m orgamzohons we support school I 'Q ' s I . ,, , fr !: X 41 ,f 2' s,, J J ,sq . f P I 3 . ,I ,: UY,id,? f wow-f-l..., ..,.,,.,,,,,,h ,wir I V ,,,V M m, ,, -.., D KA V. N a I 0 o 0 0 1 o a o STUDENT CONGRESS Student Congress, the representatuve and govern mg force behlnd the students of Roger Ludlowe Hugh School has once more seen the completuon of a very successful year, with the help of Mr Kenneth Petersen, adviser Most Important of the year s prolects was the long task of rewntmg the Constltutlon to nnclude the After noon Councll, a problem that has plagued the student body smce the lnceptlon of double sessions One of the mam tasks of the Congress was to conduct a poll for suggestions concermng the con structron and furmshung of the protected hugh school These suggestuons were presented to Dr Hoyt Super mtendent of Schools, and to the archltects and four ls there a second to that motion 7 Row T Carol Pardy treasurer Carol Frnedberg presldent Robert Gillette vnce president Ronnie Smith secretary Row 2 Edward Rybczyk sensor representatnve Betsy Peck lunlor representatuve Marlorue Rnbner senlor representative Robert Bltar lunlor representative Mr Petersen bulldmg committees Congress members solved the sports ponnts prob lem by establnshmg a commnttee to mvestugate a pro gram for organlzed athletic standards For the third successive year, Roger s Pool succeed ed ln comblnlng numerous charltable collectnons mto one drnve Socially the Congress Introduced a Sadie Haw kms dance, the proflts of which are to benefnt the students There as a hope that thus dance wull become an annual affair In addltlon to these malor prolects the Congress organized several committees to Investigate and cor rect problems which arose throughout the school year llllf Row T Ed Rybczyk, Betsy Peck, Carol Pardy, Carol Frledberg Bob Gillette Ronme Smith, Marge Rlbner, Bob Bltar Row 2 Lols Yasgur, Bob Messer, Slddle MacCallum, Tony Sclppa, Lee Llndeman, Mary Beth Thompson, Norah Jenmngs, Bob Ackerman, Wayne Gyennzs, Beverly Behm, Mr Petersen : , 1 , f f ' I 1 ' 3 1 I 1 1 , 1 T - , I . . 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T T in Durung the furst week of November after havung A R N 0 0 N U N C I l formed a Roger s Pool commuttee among others, the Councul collaborated wuth the Student Congress un dustrubutung the Fall Sports schedule Later un November two members of the executuve board of the Councul attended a meetung ofthe South west Federatuon of Student Counculs ot Stratford Hugh School These two delegates brought back many udeas that were topucs for duscussuon at many followung meetungs Among other actuvutues of the Councul were the formatuon of an electuon commussuon to handle all electuons un the PM sessuon, the collaboratuon wuth the Senuor Councul at the Faculty Chuldren s Chrustmas Party, and a meetung wuth Dr Carlyle Hoyt to duscuss the faculutues of the proposed new hugh school lull upnl1' Row 1 Dave Graham vuce presudent Judy Olton correspond v. ung secretary Bruce Ruchmond presudent Barbara George recordung secretary Row 2 Larry Shepp freshman repre fUllVe For the furst tume un the hustory of Roger Ludlowe Hugh School, due to the pressures of double sessuons, a Student Councul was created wuth membershup drawn exclusuvely from the freshman and sophomore classes The problem of choosung delegates was solved by electung the freshman representatuves from theur World Hustory classes and the sophomore representa .1 tuves from theur Englush classes Roger s Pool Commuttee Row 1 Cundy Moore, Fauth Bunker, Joan Koston, Larry Shepp, Bruce Ruchmond, Dave Graham, Sandy Stewart, Sandy Hayden, Kay Gullugan, Abby Bogun Row 2 John Sabanosh, Gaul Gruffun Arlene Magu, Judy Feher, Jaclue Derman, Marlon Morruson Lunda Hopkurus, Judy Shea, Beverly Reed, Nancy Feather Andy Sulls Mr Chrustue Row 3 Mel Rosenwald, Warren MunKasey, Emory Woch, Marty Plotnuck, Duck Sherwood, Russ Jennungs, Rudy Smuth, Roger Soderholm, Dave Coffun, Dave Potts, Harry Hyra, Larry Bryon I , . . . . , . u sentativep Mr. Christie, Sandy Stewart, sophomore represen- . - B l , . gg u fu uf P ... CONGRESS CANDIDS uv Lets keep thus bulletin board up to datel COUNCIl CANDIDS s ! Club Committee In the new hugh school there may b student lounges What are your opunxons on that? Transportatlon Commlttee We proudly present the class of 1970 Faculty Chnldren s Party Q : rx - 32 Xxx . Av L N4 E',I,fL. I iii H - e ' C gp CM A K qu ' , 1 l L Xxx . C. ' Q' ' 1 I I I 96 Where shall we get a Chrustm s tree 'P Who wall puck up the Bassuck sweaters for the F B Hop? Have you collected any class dues yet These were merely three of the many questuons asked at the Senuor Coun cul meetungs but they guve an undu catuon of the busy and duversufued schedule that was followed by thus actuve group Membershup un the Senuor Councul us one of the most sought after hon ors un Roger Ludlowe Hugh School Followung tradutuon twelve boys and gurls were elected to the 1953 1954 councul by theur classmates un the Sprung of 1953 They were unformed of theur electuon at an umpressuve ceremony on Class Day when they were unduvudually tapped by last year's councul members The twelve thus honored were Carol Bohman Ruth Dakau Carol Ecklund Tom Grant Alex Grubko Gary Kuncaud Carolune Martun and Kenny Oster berg The group began theur year as councul members by electung Ann 911 Gary Call Devore sl SENIOR COUNCIL Row 1 Muss Copeland Sam Colwell Ann Molloy Carol Conway Joe Gross Mr Shackleton Row 2 Gary Kuncaud Carol Ecklund Alex Grubko Ruth Dakau Tom Grant Carol Bohman Ken Osterberg Carolune Martun Molloy presudent Joe Gross, vuce presudent, Carol Conway secretary and Sam Colwell treasurer Facu ty sponsors to the group were Muss Evelyn Cope land and Mr Robert Shackleton The Senuor Councul was responsuble for the success ful begunnung of the socual season at Roger Ludlowe Bassuck to plan and sponsor the annual Faurfueld Bassuck Hop Chrustmas spurut was transmutted to Ludlowe stu dents by colorful red bows and greens whuch deco rated the staurways and a huge tree that conspuc uously brughtened the decor of the cafeterua Thus tree also served as a background for Santa Claus at the annual Chrustmas party for the faculty chuldren Changung placards un the maun hall and audung un the collectuon of class dues were two more of the Councul s dutues As a futtung close for the year Senuor Councul members gave a pucnuc un honor of the newly elected members of the 1954 1955 Councul XJ HEY l10W does Il l00ll9 She was fuve and he was ten ll ' 0 - . 1 I T . T- --. ' .. ln' . ' f I - I l z ' 1 ' , , , , , . I I Z I I I I . I .I I I I I ' T ' ' I . . I I . 7 . - . , i , - I ' - with the Touchdown Ball and shortly after joined ., . . . I . . H I ll g u W . U - R 'A 4 0 e Q 1 5 1 1 '7 Y' , . 'K u 2 f -. , .,lf'-': f Q 97 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of the most coveted honors at Roger Ludlowe Hrgh School rs to become a member of the Natronal Honor Socrety Thrs natron wrde organrzatron was created to develop enthusrasm for scholarshrp to strmulate a desrre to render servrce, to promote leadershrp and to develop character Requrrements for membershrp are based on schol -- arshrp, servrce, leadershrp and character Only upper classmen are elrgrble for the socrety, and asprrants to the organrzatron must partrcrpate rn many extra currrcular actrvrtres, rn addrtron to recervrng scholastrc recognrtron T Ann Molloy wrnner of the T954 D A R medal Thrs year anxrous lunrors and senrors wanted wrth subdued excrtement untrl the new members were announced durrng an assembly on March 'll Twenty erght senrors and nrne rumors were elected to the socrety rn recognrtron of therr scholastrc achrevement and the long, often wearymg hours they had spent rn varrous extra currrcular actrvrtres The thrrty seven new members and the frve senrors who attarned the honor rn T953 brought the total membershrp rn the R R L dl L I G I S d N socrety to forty two Soon after, the assembly electrons epresentrng cger u owe at aure rrs tate an utmeg f ff h A Boys State rn June T953 were Carol Frredberg Ruth Dakar or O lcers were e S ls customary three semors Ann Molloy and Andy Thyberg I : - M A ' . . . . . - ' nf . . . . . r . . . . ,1 r' E ' Q-,xstb I . . , s - ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' were elected to the offices: Ann Molloy, president, - 7 . A -.W A , A ,, H, if g . r 1 s M 5 , X - 5 . . i ' T A ' , 'f . J r , ith g I T 1 M 5, ry Q 1 . rl l A r 6 0- ' FT' l if A 1' - ML. 2 V f pg, , L ' --sift- ' I l I I ' : I I ' l I l I . I ' ' , , ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' - 1 1 le- - 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' .1 l 1 l 1 ' 5 ' Carolrne Martrn, vrce presrdent and Ruth Dakar, secretary -11 QI OB rcs G31 as-iii Rowl Gayla Harper Barbara Jones Polly Wrttenberg Ruth Dakar secretary Ann Molloy presrdent Carolrne Martrn vrce presrdent Carol Frredberg Julre Kelemencky Barbara Wolff Suzanne Denn Row 2 Cathy Rappolt Judy Carr Ronnre Smrth Pat Brtzer Anne Prron Helen Kennedy Joyce Bodner Pat Reck Anne Robbrns Barbara Ann Cavanauglr Row 3 Janet Brehn Mary Lou Marcrn Sue Hausman Marrlyn Scrppa Betsy Peck Norma LaFontarne Mary Read Carol Bohman Erleen Anthony Margre Rrbner Row 4 Stellan Wollmar Roy Ferns Drck Judd Carol Conway Mary Thompson Carol Pardy Joy Lutrnskr Velvys Heskrss Drck Goldberg Steve Lax Row 5 Ed ward Rybczyk Mr Whrttaker George Vrnce 98 With a roll of drums and a crash of cymbols the band was off, marching down the field - possibly at that memorable Fairfield-Bassick game. Playing at games is only one of the many activities of the Roger Ludlowe band Marches pep songs Fairfield Oh Fairfield and Bunny Hop accompam ment were but a part of the band s repertoire Parades too were another phase of the band s march ac tlvitles of which the Memorial Day parade was per haps the biggest event For a change of pace the band entertained as part of the Fathers Club Show clownlng around in a skit which they worked out under the guidance of Mr German Arr What key does Dragnet start ln'7 Among nts many activities the band went to the Connecticut State Band Festival in October where fourteen of its members played in the Annual State Concert The R L H S Sprung Concert was the hugh point of the band s activities for this was the band s own con cert the time to display the skulls learned during the past year BAND Judy Larney Donna Hoffman Valada George Barbara Yovan Barbara Stavnltskl and Joyce Lutunskl flnlsh Basslck H hit em harder Row I Carl Smith Marty Burger Bob Guggenheim Jay Kunkel Mr German Velvys Hesluss Claire Smith Anne Robbins Peggy Harper Row 2 Sondra Wieland Judy Salko Bill Godo Joe Splsak Ed Galog Marty DAmoto Henry Robbins Ed Kacer Richard Dakar Richard Kovacs Bill Brastow John Belus Marne Heady Row 3 Gayla Harper Ruth Thom Beverly Tripoli Duck Olah Susan Tierney Ken Clark Joy Polvto Stan Sussman Kenneth Alper Pete Frasco Joe Sommers Art Sansone Charles Pike Bill Reinhardt Richard Heskiss Pat Bltzer Mal Bowes ludmila Fitz Ed Wach Richard Steg George Toth Joe Heckley Bob Martin Harry Bowes - 1 1 ,, . . . . ,, . 1 I ' , . 1 11 11 ,- I ' ' - - . A Ex 1 11 - 11 I ,-A 1 1 , 1 . l V1 f, ' '.HH.rj4... il 1 u 11 11 11 - 11 I I , . .. . , I 11F11-'- -,1111--1 1. VE! Ye.-...,--I E .Y .-... X. .z 4 ' - it ' 9 ' ' -: l'f . . sg 2 1 1 . 1 l 1 , vs, ' , . 1' . i : ' I I 1 1 - 1 1 I . 1 ' , 5 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 , I ', ' 1 1 1 . : , , , , I I I I I , I . ' . . I . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , What shall we do with a drunken sailor . . . early in the morning ? This is not the shout of an irate bo's'n but one of the many sea chanteys, hymns, folk songs, chorales, and boogie-woogie numbers that the A Cappella Choir learned and performed this year. New robes, purchased with proceeds from last year's Fathers' Club Show, gave the choir the modish look as it paid A Tribute to Romberg in this year's show. Christmas found the choir performing at the Klein with an allegorical play, supplemented by background X, A CAPPELLA CHOIR singing. The school saw this same show at the Christ- mas assembly. As a result of excellent performance, six of Ludlowe's choir went to Hartford to take part in the All-State Choir. Ludlowe's choristers participated in a unique ex- periment in which they acted as singing guinea pigs for a music educators' clinic led by Mr. John O'Hanyon of Westport. The climax of the season, however, was the con- cert on April 23, Miss Burgstaller's last directive effort before her trip to Europe. Once I had a secret love There now you re the only boy with a straight stole Row 1 Barbara Egeressy Anita Klein Betsy Peck Marilyn Sclppa Robert Wasco Richard Judd Bob Schede Burt Andren Alex Grlbko Janet lons Marlene Morin Carol Conway Barbara Swarney Carol Ecklund Barbara Lyhne Barbara Brundage Brenda Klofkorn Carole Holmgren Nancy Beardsley Kay Morrison Row 2 Miss Burgstaller Julie Kelemencky Lois Yasgur Nancy Bostrom Carol Fruedberg Ronald Bryan Alvin Short Tom Hart Steve Halpm Steve Lax Emily Karablnos Shirley Darvls Marion Wargo Joy Lebowltz Helen Kennedy Shirley Taylor Evelyn Beaudm Dorothy Comiskey Ruth Dakar Row 3 Jennie Pumphrey June Wyclnowskl Marilyn Steeves Stephanie Koliada Mary Ellen Quinn Ray Weaving Van Schomp Lee Gray Tom Grant Jack Heyde Paul Griswold Elaine Art Beverly Behm Pam Yeager Anne Balogh Carol Bohman Sally Kutz Emily Post Pat Hewitt 1111 s ., 11 11 11 1 - . . . , - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - PM cuuouuz Rowl Del Marden Judy Bulyard Judy Boker Gladys Berba Carol Robertson Wendy Nuchols Shurley Behm Karen Jacobsen Anne Sostowsku Sandy Fush Judy Muller Ramona Rodruquez Deanna Thornton Brenda Savard Row 2 Irene Takacs Sandra Hayden Lunda Wrught Joan Sopko .losephune Reed Joan Snyder Judy Semple Jane Ellus Susan Sheatsley Marulyn Buddenhagen Vunny Cocozza Catherune Pascale Chrustune Camp Ellen Trucaruco Marulyn Zummer Row 3 Marulyn Jummy Judy McLean Marulyn Brown Antounette Canade Susan Lotty Nancy Holecz Jo Ann Jennungs Cathy Huntungton Rochelle Hartle Carol Randell Donna Pardon Karen Karuletz Betsy Horton Joan Duda Beverly Jones Ruth Schwartz Adel Schwartz Rose Duller Row 4 Mary Ann Letuno Eva Canterera Martha Armstrong Jennue Regando Patrucua Popp Beverly Sander Barbara Scalora Nancy Feather Judy Ellus Beverly Debush Susan Lawue Aldean Meluus Judy Butler Marlon Szekeres Dolores Perugyu Judy Feher Barbara Stavnutslzu Judy Crossley Matuneers at Ludlowe dud not have to waut untul theur Junuor year to become part of a musucal group for the 1953 1954 school year saw the creatuon of the Afternoon Chour under the durectuon of Mr Kenneth Dunbar Not to be outdone by upperclassmen, the freshmen and sophomores had two musucal groups, Chour I and Chour ll Chour l was made up enturely of gurls whule of the two groups proved effectuve at the P M Sessuon Chrustmas Assembly where both chours put forth theur best efforts un a four part rendutuon of O Holy Nught To carry on un theur musucal endeavors, most Soph omores wull probably audutuon and be accepted for Cadet or Concert Chour next year where they wull add honor to the reputatuon of Roger Ludlowe as a mus ucally profucuent hugh school Chour ll was a four part muxed group The combunung CHOIR ll Rowl Herb Paradnse Ruchard Lundwall Ruchard Jennungs Ted Turner Mulme Mathews Frank Gancsos Joe Salcal Bob llndsay Peter Kreshpan lee Steunhert Row 2 Eluzabeth Van Horn Stephanue Balas Judy Colluer Sondra Wueland Martha Bullungs DeAnne Mulford Nancy Bodnor Llona Zelle Pat Benedettu Nancy Berger Becky Coombs Cundy Moore Moruon Bauores Louuse Pronovost Rosanne O Hara Row 3 Susan Lughtbown Carol Marslock Vurgunua Grant Joyce Colepaugh Jane Bartlett Chrustune Szughetn Joy Bedo Glorua Tymuolr Joanne Stenberg Beverly Trupolu Joan Bonmas Janet Bndo Sonua Johnson Pat Fuler Judy Batman Lounse Schnaars Eluzabeth Stepan Mary Ann Puccunl Row 4 Duck Medve Bob Fay Saul Pollack George Davus Ray MacDonald Rudy Smuth Claudna Schuerer Carol Plants Pauge Murray Mary Ann Fuller Arlene Bahe Mary Antal Don Kurwun George Keenan Norm Ward Ruchard Bueluk Roger Satmary 101 , , ,' f . 1 3-ff 'f f 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I . . .. H 1 H 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ORCHESTRA As a general rule hugh school orchestras are not well known, the band bemg the more popular of the two organizations Nevertheless Ludlowe s orchestra with a number of outstandmg players, has given per formances and taken part ln state contests Durmg the past year the percentage of vuolms Increased thus making the orchestra more balanced and able to accomplush more of nts alms Barbara Fekete, Mary Ellen Quinn Pat Butzer and George Vlnce, who were chosen by ellmmatlon represented Roger Ludlowe at the Connectlcut All Wlll somebody please glve me an A7 mek All rtght luds take It from page 3 State Orchestra ln Hartford Each of these orchestra members brought recogmtlon to has school by bemg moved up several seats nn the vnolln section a hugh honor at any concert The orchestra, en masse also went to the Connecticut State Orchestra Festival where nt was ludged along with other competing schools accordmg to the class of the school and the quallty of the rendltton The school functlans Included the Fathers Club Show the annual Sprung Concert where the orchestra performed along with the band and cholr and finally Graduation a long awaited night for all .l Row 'l Patrlcua Bltzer Barbara Fekete George Davls Mr German Sylvla Kal Joe Heckley Richard Steg Row 2 George Vlnce Mary Ellen Qulnn Sonla Cornell Nan Robbins Claire Smnth Peggy Harper Susan llghtbown Judy Brown Barbara Hartt Anne Adams Ludmlla Fltz Row 3 Duck Olah Stan Sussman Mat DAmatl Mal Bowes Carl Smlth Velvys Hesklss Bob Guggenheim Duck Daltal Rlchard Kovacs Marty Burger Row 3 Plano Joan Rmgelhelm Francine Carolettl Sandra Shaplrlo Louise Schlne Trombones Harold Bowes Bob Martln George Toth Percussion Pete Frusco Joe Sammers Art Sansone Bull Reinhard 'I02 I 1, .'.,' 1 1, 1 . 1 - , , f 15,3 ig, . . 1 ' I I I 1 1 I V 9 11 - - - 11 1 1 - I 1 ..Q - 1 I I . . , I ,, . . ,, . . . ' I ' I ' 5 L 5 1 . A I 5 , ' 1 5 , 9 Q A ff J It , 1 ' l ! t. 1 3 A A 21 I l s 5 1 ' 2 5 1 5, Q 5 ' it Zi ' ' ' 'T 1 F ff il T 1 R ' f 5 sz- 1 V . it 5 , l z h 5 ls ,, .... . R - 1 ' ' ' 1 1 '1 - 1 ' '1 1 ' . : ' 1 I I . I . ' I I ' I I I I ' ' , ' 1 - 1 . . . . - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' : : I I . . l . . . : 1 1 . : 1 1 1 ' ' . Cllmblng up the mountain chlldren X 5 Row 'I Barbara Fekete Pat Brtzer Nancy Bostrom Row 2 Nan Robbins Mar garet Harper Marne Heady Marlene Morm Joan Kollmger Mary Ellen Quinn Sondra Wneland Row 3 Mr German Ed Kacer Carl Smnth Wally Shapiro George Vlnce Paul Grlswold Bob Wasco Mal Bowes Steve Lax Mnss Burgstaller All State M M M These mltlals were unfamlluar to students at Roger Ludlowe untnl late last year when our school became the first In Connectxcut to boast a chapter of The Modern Muslc Masters Thus national orgamza tlon as open to all music students who have attained at least a B average In all studles The arm of this worthwhnle soclety us to foster greater mterest In band, orchestral, and choral performance and to en courage wlder opportunities for personal musical ex pressuon and servlce ln the school and In the com munlty 900 rv v '45 vt' Row 1 Julne Kelemenclxy Emily Karablnos Pat Butler Helen Kennedy Dorothy Comlslmey Barbara Brundage Barbara Swarney Gudren Aldenstedt Nancy Bostrom Gayla Harper Row 2 Mr German Carol Ecklund Carole Holmgren Sondra Wneland Nan Robbins Joan Kolllnger Beverly Trlpoll Margaret Harper Marne Heady Carol Frledberg Brenda Klofkorn Barbara Fekete Elanne Art Miss Burgstaller Row 3 Ruth Dakar Mary Ellen Quinn Duck Judd Steve Lax George Vance Paul Griswold Bob Wasco Charlle Chotkowslu Velvys Hesluss Pat Hewitt KOMIANS Rowl Emlly Karabmos Pat Marsland Elnzabeth Samelscn Brenda Klofkorn Carol Carrano Elalne Art Elalne Anderson Suzanne Denn .loan Wlnter Row 2 Carol Frnedberg Gayla Harper Carole Holmgren Mary Read Mary Lou Marcln Mary Beth Thompson Velvys Hesklss Norma LaFontame Rose Kucsera Jennle Pumphrey Mr Salusbury Row 3 Muke Porownk Ed Moss Alvm Emery Tom Grant Joe Reed Steve Lax Rlchard Goldberg Duck Judd Robert Landauer The last prop has been placed an Its correct pos: tuon, the stage crew IS ready the actors are made up and waltmg forthe curtain to open At last 8 30 P M arrives and the curtains part, revealing this years Komlan Play See How They Run, under the dlrectnon of Mr Lee Salusbury Weeks before the flmshed and polished produc tlon was presented prop and costume committees set out to fund the Impossible publicity personnel Wall you be out late tonight dear? Maybe we can go to the pictures some nlght Ida spent frantic hours an search of poster makers and catchy verses to be put on notuces, stage crew planned sets and llghtmg arrangements, and actors prepared their Innes wnth the fervant hope the cues would not be missed on openlng mght New Komlans were born tn actors Elaine Art as Ida, Tom Grant as Cllve, Alvm Emery as the Bishop Mary Beth Thompson as Penelope, and Steve Lax as Lionel Toope 1 , , , , , ' , , , . 2 , , , , , , , , , , . - 1 , , , , , , , , . I . . . . , . . . - My-Wx I Y' ce I , ' ' is , I O ' wr. x 5-f 3 if 3, s . 2 , f xi s ,. f 2 ' 'A v 1 ' . 1 V 'Jt . - , ' , -W . :X 1 , -.A ' l . X I T H - - U , . L 1 - A 1 4 V . . . l 1 u . 9 l I U - - 1, . , FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE PLAYS FOURTEEN Mrs Prmgle Sonia Johnson Elaine Beverly Kovacs Dunham Charles Chotkowsla Madame another refusall 4 Ive kept It all these years OP O ME THUMB Horace Greensmuth Norman Ward Amanda Affllck Margaret Ridley Mrs Glen Galloway Gall McLeod Rose Natalie Howard Celeste Janlce McCorruson Row l Joan Schneider Susan Sheatsley Brenda Frledenthal Judy Brown Beverly Kovacs Judy Semple Barbara Greenspun Row 2 Norman Ward Judy reenberg Franny Prokrlas Margaret Slzmslu Jane Barttlett Wendy Nichols Naomi Kronfeld Carol Plants Jane McCorr1son Kay Levine Sonia Johnson Charles Chotltowskr Mr Salusbury Row 3 Rose Duller Margaret Ridley Judy Kaplan Gall Macleod Phyllis Bennett Seena Zimmer Barbara Oberg Linda Wrught n l l , . T l 4 Y I I Madame Didier ., , . . , Noami Kronfield - : , G , ' , ' ' ', STAGE CREW Paint buckets stuff palnt brushes, the booth pm ranl, switchboard, P A system, borders, mnkes, flats these are part of backstage Imgo famullar to all stage crew members These unseen stars of the dra matlc productlons at Roger Ludlowe spend hours be fore a malor show laden wuth scripts pamtlng and assembllng flats, and planning sound effects and lught mg arrangements Pomts are glven to stage crew members depend Do too many cooks spoll the broth ? mg on the 'ob and the slze of production These pomts gnve evudence of work completed and lead to mem bershlp ln the Thesplans Stage managers may re celved up to 10 pomts for efflclent work on a three act play Underclassmen apprentices are a part of the crew and gam experience through practlce to enable them to become full fledged members of the stage crew Row T Caroline Martin, Pat Alexander, Carol Conway, Nan Robbins Elizabeth Samelson, Beverly Behm Row 2 Mxke Borowuk, John Berg, Don Wakeman Lee Gray, Joe Reed, Bob Bltar, Bull Timothy, Mr Salusbury p,lof fa co pda, Roger over and ou, I I ' . . . . . 1 ll ' Il ' ' . - . . . . - . . 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THESPIANS Wont you try a glass of our elderberry wme ' These lanes have a famlllar rung to all who worked to make Arsenic and Old Lace the Thesplans choice for their annual play a success Through partlclpatlon In thus and other school plays students earn the required number of pomts for Thespuan membershlp Actors and committee members need ten pomts for membershup whsle stage crew dudates must be In the upper thurd of thenr class scho lastncally This soclety spotlights many hardworking committee members prompters stage managers, as sltant dlrectors, and stage crew members doing lm portant behmd the scenes work, who otherwlse would And there we were surrounded by lines Luke Stanlslavsky lmprovlse' go on their way altogether unseen The National Thesplan Society alms to establish and advance standards of excellence In dramatic arts and to create an active and Intelligent mterest In dramatic arts among boys and gurls In h gh school Ludlowes troupe :H:'l5 one of the oldest m the country has done much to further this alm under the able sponsorship of Mr Salisbury Row 1 Duane Plancon, Emaly Karabmos, lol: Yasgur, Cathle Rappolt, Pat Marsland Row 2 Brenda Klofkorn, Thomas Grant, Carol Fnedberg, Mary lou Marcan, Carol Conway, Norma LaFontame, Caroline Martm, Steve Lax, Velvys Hesklss Row 3 Patrlcla Alexander, Bob Landauer, Elnzabeth Samelson, Bob Butar, Nan Robbms, Dave Thorpe, Mary Beth Thompson, Alvm Emory, Mary Read, Don Wake- man, Elalne Anderson, Duck Goldberg, Beverly Behm, Mr Salusbury 7 II 1 - ll T A I g . . . . . 3 l 2 - l f . . , . K 'f 3 ll 'V 1 'G 3 . . I . E members must earn twenty points. ln addition, all can- A g I 1 ' I . . . . . . . . i ll I ' ' I , M. , , Burdened wlth old yearbooks typewrnters copy dlctlonarles plc tures cameras word funders and senlor wrlte ups the ltlnerent Farr fleldlana staff roamed the halls of Roger Ludlowe ln search of a room In whlch to prepare the yearbook for publlcatlon In and out of rooms 230 118 21 and the cafetena the wanderers came to rest tn the Fox hole In tlme to meet theur fmal deadline The early fall months were hectic ones for the new staff Followmg Route one to Stamford staff mem bers editors and sponsor formed a cavalcade to the prmters There they vlslted the offices of T O Toole and Sons to secure advice on the dos and donts of yearbook pub llshlng From Stamford they retraced thenr route to Ludlowe where the staff held a marathon of picture takung Lorlng studio photo man Chlck Cralg snapped organnzatuon plc tures whlle staff photographers posed candld photos 'H Hey Chvck IS It a horizontal or vertlcal shot? Charles T Abraham FAIRFIELDIANA W' T Row 1 Janet Buehn Carol Bohman Carol Fraedberg Carolme Martin Mary Lou Marcln Row 2 Sally Kutz Ruchard Goldberg Ruchard Olah Norma l.aFontame Row 4 Martin Plotmck Helen Kennedy Anne Balogh Robert Landauer Edrtor ln chlef Carol Frnedberg Art Edltor Carollne Martln Copy Edttor Carol Bohman Business Manager Rlchard Goldberg Copy Charrman Norma LaFontalne Quotatlons Chairman Mary Lou Marcin Sales Charrman Sally Kutz Semor Charactenstlcs Chairman Janet Blehn Semor Wnteups Chairman Anne Balogh Typmg Charrman Helen Kennedy Photographers Robert Landauer Richard Olah Martin Plotnlck Edltonal Advrser Charles T Abraham Busmess Advisers W Eben Burr John Scanlon Typmg Advrser Barbara Kunhardt Yearbook Adviser Charles T Abraham Durlng long fatlgumg weeks of photography copy wntnng dummy layout Mr Abrahams be happy saved the Falrtfeldrana staff from complete mental breakdown Surrounded by plctures and copy the edltors and apprentices looked to Mr A for expert advlce moral support and revolutlonary ndeas 108 . I . . . . . 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 ' 1 . . . . . ' 1 ' , ..g.4Q.M.. 0 4 - 'v I I I ' 1 . . . . . ,W . 1 . ' w X , as I rx , ' Y, T Q E' 1 1 . . . , 1 1 1 2 P- f . . . 1 ' . I ' - II - II ' 1 I ' . 1 - 1 Q 4 . - 1 1 1 1 - 0 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . , , . J Jmaf A I ' T 5 l , ..., ....,... I , 1 Qf s I . . . . ' 'gg ' e Y . f' I 11,1 ,, . . . , . ,, , ' ' ' . . . I' ' . ,- jf - - .1 . . 0 Q n - I - - 1 II I I ' Il - - - II II , . I I . Leaving Ludlowe once again the migrants traveled to Fairfield center to shoot pictures of Ludlowe- ites in their typical after school haunts - the Choco- late Shop, Lorenzo's and the library. Editors and apprentices put in full days of inten- sive work. They arrived at seven-thirty, attended morning classes, studied at college boards, worked on preparing the yearbook, and finally went home on the freshman buses at 5:10. In the far cubbyhole of room 20 the art staff held its session Chrckie and Nan planned the layout of pictures and copy utilizing their creative talents to produce artistic blurbs Carol B and Norma supervised the production of an accurate and interesting record of one year at Ludlowe They attempted to capture the excitement of a winning team, the sentimental mood of a dance, and Mr Abraham whats o good lead sentence for Future Nurses 7 YEARBOOK APPRENTICES all the other memories of the senior year of the class of l954 To photographers Bobby Dick, and Marty fell the task of recording on film the student ltfe of Fairfield High The dignified editor tn chief of the book could be found on the floor of the Fox hole frantically try mg to identify an unknown freshman In a candid shot, racing around with photographers posing shots, or charging late into class from important yearbook tasks with her endless supply of pass slips With crossed fingers the editors put the book 'to bed in March and relaxed waiting for such minor items as proofreading galleys, checking blueprint lay out, and eventually circulating the finished book In June Row 'I Nan Robbins Kathy Rappalt Jennie Pumphrey Eliza beth Samelson Shirley Taylor Row 2 Sue Rosenthal Dick Judd Mary Read Elaine Anderson Mike Borowik YEARBOOK COMMITTEE MEMBERS f 3 Pao 0 QF! Q Rawl Julie Kelemencky Barbara Swarney Arlene Stalowrtz Sally Hydls Brenda Klofkorn Jennie Pumphrey Bob Landauer Deck Olah Marty Platnrck Elaine Anderson Elizabeth Samelsan Mary Ellen Quinn Anne Robbins Ruth Mannhertz Evelyn Hedberg Mary Allen Row 2 Emily Karabrnos Sue Rosenthal Kay Flanagan Joan Winter Janet Buehn Helen Kennedy Mary Lou Marcin Norma LaFantanne Richard Goldberg Carol Frnedberg Caroline Martin Sally Kutz Anne Balogh Richard Judd Helen Stebbins Lots Piper Barbara Burr Pauline Hunt Raw 3 Marion Wargo Barbara Jones Barbara Zeisler June Feather Dorothy Comiskey Dave Nydant Judy Carr Barbara Delarenzo Suzanne Denn Betty Walsh Nancy Forger Sheila Slepran Carol Carrana Duck Devore Elaine Art Carol Ecklund Kay Morrison Duane Plancon Susan Hausman Eileen Anthony Steve lax Polly Wittenberg larry Levy Hilaire Savard Ann Tucker Joyce Bodner Barbara Cavanaugh Mike Borawrk Shirley Taylor Jay lebowrtz Raw 4 Arlene Jackson Bob Gillette Pat Auer Marge Ribner Joan Kollmger Carol Pardy Ruth Dakar Joyce Lutrnskt Vera Crunden Rose Szepessy Mary Beth Thompson Lee Gray Alex Gribko Stellan Wollmar Joe Reed Velvys Heskiss Norah Jennings Mama Teruzxl Mary Telisko Carol Swanson Stephente Kolida Helene Jones Marilyn Scippa Janace Wersker Ronnie Smith Mr Abraham 109 - - ll - - H I ll ll '. 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Mil ' ' ' x , J 'J , P - S: A v - ,M Q ii: u Type the copy on 17 prca set up that head In 36 Bodom well go down to the News tourth perlod somebody knll the last paragraph I anybody check galley seven Sounds like news paper talk and It ns' Fox volume 20 made hlstory when It debuted as a six page newspaper Students were pleased to notlce the new look Fox which had been streamluned by concentratuon on future events Leading Ludloweltes and Alumm eagerly scanned the ads to fund the solutlon to Brother How You ve Changed Fox staff reporters advertised the Step two for good newspapers fund good reporters Edrtor rn chief Managing Editor Copy Editor Assistant Copy Editor Alumm Edrtor Exchange Editor Photographer Social News Typmg Manager Assistant Typlsts Boys Sports Glrls Sports Business Managers Edrtortal Advrser Business Adviser Typmg Advtser Mary Lou Marcin Ronnle Smnth Kay Flanagan Marllyn Steeves Carol Carrano Kay Morrison Bob Landauer Sheula Sleplan Nancy Forger Loss Yasgur Marilyn Sclppa Julla Kelemencky Helen Kennedy Gary Knncand Dave Nydam Marne Heady Marnlyn Jlmmue Anne Konzen Olga Lazowsky Irene Takacs Eleanor Foley Stuart Cox Rose Veckerellu Row 1 Bob Landauer, Carol Carrano, Kay Flanagan, Ronnue Smlth, Mary Lou Marcm, Manlyn Steeves, Marulyn Scuppa, Kay Mornson, Gary Klncald Row 2 Loss Yasgur, Julue Kelemencky, Barbara Zensler, Pat Marsland, Carol Frnedberg, Elame Art, Duane Plancon, Helen Kennedy, Clarlce Aqunlante, Joan Wmter, Mass Foley Row 3 Elnzabeth Samelson, Betsy Peck, Marne Heady, Vera Crunden, Rose Szepessy, Alex Grlbko, Nancy Forger, Pat Alexander, Elame Anderson 110 ' ' ' ' ' ...du ' ' ' ' - W. S , Alex Gribko .nik V . 'W latest fashion fads of students and faculty in a series of articles on clothes and accessory trends at R.L.H.S. Frantic deadlines were met with the aid of hotdogs from Lorenzos Roget's Thesauris and the much ap preciated help of Miss Foley staff adviser Pande momum developed when the Falrfieldlana staff for lack of Its own quarters moved into the Fox hole Yearbook editors and apprentices filled the Fox hole while Fox editors took to the wllds of the cafeteria Despite the invasion of the Fox hole the four vixens, Mary Lou Kay Marilyn, and Ronnie managed to publish six outstanding dynamic Foxs Come on in the water s fine .l 'gasp X fjfgNx If the galleys fit the dummy w re ln 41. l Da they really work this hard 7 BUSINESS STAFF Ogw .1 Rowl Irene Takacs Sally Mercuno Sandra Skalkos Noreen Wilson Fran Larsen Sandy Haydon Ellen Tncanco Barbara Coe Olga Lazowslly Row 2 Frances Papageorge Pat Bernadetti Judy Crosley Nancy Bodnar Judy Liepertz Barbara George Jackie Derman Ellen Rlsley Gerry Rutka Mary Lipusz Judy Feher Row 3 Barbara Macy Beverly Echart Gladys Burba Shirley Behm Judy Forma Louis Boncek Pete Popageorge Bobby Smilovltz Frank Wiser Carol Lindsay Ill QUlll AND SCR0ll Hugh School lournallsts have more than their com pleted publlcatlons to look forward to as membershup ln the Qulll and Scroll as an honor coveted by many Thus mternatuonal orgamzatuon alms at promotmg m terest and rewardmg dlllgent efforts m hugh school pUblICUlIOnS Each prospective Qulll and Scroller must leap three hurdles before being accepted for membership Along wuth maknng a substantial contrlbutuon toward the publncatlon of the Fox or Fafrfreldlana each candl date must rank In the upper third of hls class scho lastncally and receive the recommendation of has hugh school prmclpal and publication advlser Thus year Rlchard Goldberg, Caroline Marhn, Norma l.aFontalne Ronme Smith Carol Bohman, Ann Balogh Janet Blehn Robert Landauer, along with Carol Frledberg and Mary Lou Marcm, elected last year, hold membershlp In thus soclety adfih' Our frrsf problem IS to choose a cover l Only one more yearbook shot to sat up! What a dayl Row 1 Carol Bohman Mary Lou Marcm Carol Frnedberg Caroline Martm Row 2 Bob Landauer Ronme Smlth Duck Goldberg Janet Blehn - I - I . . . . . . . . . ' I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, . . . - 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . , Y. . ,M '- 1- 1,5 -,J V , , ' f.,,--'ff' , fqufyg' ,,-- 't ,, , X-f' 3' . , nf, -f ' . J If - - H 2 I 1 I - I I 1 I - JUNl0R RED CROSS AM JRC COUNCIL in thi' country and overseas, and sponsoring of first aid classes in the civil defense program The Junior Red Cross was divided into four groups the A M and P M representative bodies, and two sep arate councils from each of these groups Norma LaFontaine served as president of the A M Council and Miss Copeldnd sponsored the club This year five Junior Red Cross members of the freshman or sopho more classes who have demonstrat ed their interest in Red Cross by ac tive participation will be sent to the Junior Red Cross State Training Cen ter at the University of Connecticut at the end of August One of Roger Ludlowe's most ac- tive organizations is the Junior Red Cross. The most important service performed by the J.R.C. this year came after the storm of November 6 which left many people in the Fair- field beach area temporarily home- less. Junior Red Cross members went to work at the Mill Plain School Shelter making bed after bed, tak- ing care of small children, organiz- ing games for older children, serv- ing meals, and even feeding some of the youngest children. Other worthwhile proiects of the Junior Red Cross were the making of tray favors for the children s ward of local hospitals, the filling of gift boxes for unfortunate children, both PM JRC COUNCIL ll I. V pnnnn0nnO O00 5 J 1 wr IP D ? 'J D95 CQ. ss- Sf Row l everly Kovacs Joan Swenton liz VanHorn Norma herry lou s Boncek asurer Carol Terebesl secretary Seena Zimmer president Rose Diller vice president Madeline Marsila chairman dlrction Judie Ellis Beverly Reed Judy Korcsmaros Faith Bunker Row 2 Larry Shepp Marie Macchiarelli Marylin Zimmer Judy Laepertz Ellen Rtsley Judie Pas ore Mary Lau Clark Sue Warner Barbara Stinder Maureen Hamilton Jean Herman Brenda friedenthal Barbara Trenck Marilyn Buddenhagen Barbara Greenspan Arlene Magi Kay Gilligan Gayle Griffin Susan Sheotsley Joan Schneider Miss Garofolo Row 3 Joan Healy Judie Baker Linda Hopkins Carol Plants Beverly Tripoli Sandra Fish Myrna Lettick Barbara Hartt lynne Abromaitis Nancy Belfsky Cathie Huntington Sue Tierney Judy Collier Ingrid Wagner 1 vi . .J I ' 'APL 'P T ' .. . , f i ul Q - l . N - F Y I I .0 1 i . l , 5 Q I 'X A T i o 1, x . . J lr' J ' , ein sewn '- l l I , 'Tl ' , ' Z Q, Q QQ. tik i, g, 4 . . . i 'sl-' , xg' T A 1-F - ' it Q: .td 'M T i LB I 1 . f Q f . 5 1 . Potential nurses at Ludlowe have a chance to learn more about various phases of their chosen pro- fession through the Future Nurses Club. At the first meeting in the fall, the forty members of the club, un- der the advisers, Mrs. M. K. Malavky, R. N. and Mrs. .FUTURE NURSES . Louise Turner of the faculty, elected Carol Bohman, president, Barbara Lyhne, vice-president, Sue Rosen- thal, secretary, and Jackie Powers, treasurer. Pro- grams for this year were planned, and program and service committees were formed. Members of the F.N.A. viewed films on nursing opportunities, heard a talk given by a Navy nurse, learned about the college nursing program, and dis- covered new fields in industrial and Public Health nursing. Besides these programs, the girls attended Discussing plans for the Mothers March on Polio BeBe vs paste rulers pens pictures scrapbook! teas at the local hospitals, spent a day at Bridgeport Hospital toured an Industrial plant, and Hillside Home Service to the community was evidenced when the girls took part in the Mothers March on Polio and con tributed gifts to two needy children at Christmas Row'l Mlllle Polena Arlene Jackson Marlon Wargo Barbara Burr Theresa Golias Sue Rosenthal Carol Bohman Barbara Lyhne Jackie Powers Jean Goodwin Shirley Taylor Sally McKeon Joan Llepertz Row 2 Barbara Egeressy Ruby Kelsen Helen Swetckle Jennie Pumphrey Ann Molloy Brenda Klofkorn Anne Balogh Louise Becker .Ianace Welsker Wanda Jankowskl Arllne Stalowltz Dorothy Comiskey Kay Flanagan Mrs Turner Row 3 Harriet Ference Claire Smith Gaul Clouet Mary Allen Evelyn Hedberg Julie Ducsay Betty Lou Leonardo Emily Post Ruth Mannhertz Barbara Walsh Mary Lou Turner Joan Barker Judy Steinman - 1 1 1 1 Cl 1 . I . . , . . . , . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - FUTURE TEACHERS Row T Loulse Feher Carolyn Moore Jeanne Whnpple Vera Crunden Bob Landauer Donald Perry Duck Judd Julle Ducsay Polly Parsons Mary Ellen Quinn Row 2 Hllalre Savard Barbara Herman Pat Auer Marllyn Steeves Carol Conway Pat Reclt Betsy Peck Emuly Karabunos Barbara Jones Clarlce Aqullante Row 3 Anne Robbms Carol Ecklund Arlene DeVecchlo Sue Rosenthal Beverly Behm Barbara Cavanaugh Ludmllla Fltz Pat Bltzer Carole Holmgren :lame Anderson Joy Lebowltz Suzanne Denn Ann Molloy Nancy Beardsly Zenobla Novak Mlss Banks Row 4 Audrey Fortuna June Wyclnowskl Rose Kucsera Elaine Enemon Kathy Ries Noel La Fontalne Joyce Lutlnslu Vlvlan Muller Gudrun Adenstedt Marne Heady Ann Shaffer Norah Jennings Norma LaFontalne Mass Jones, how much are four and flve ' Mass Smnth how do you say hat In Spamsh'P Mlss John son wall you help me put on my rubbers? These are some of the questlons whuch may some day face the Future Teachers of Amerlca The greatest problem facmg the 93 members of the group IS whether or not to pursue a career In teach In To meet the need for more unformatuon, and to stimulate mterest In educatlon, the FTA conducted such actnvltles as student observatlon and teaching In the publlc schools of Faurtueld cross exammmg F T A alumnae at the annual Chrlstmas tea, and llstenlng to lectures by noted educators The number of students who go on to careers un educataon rs an undlcatlon of the ettectuveness of thus program Ono Q Q 'T ir Rowl Betty Sculagyn Joan Swenton Susan Sheatsley Sue Tierney Saul Pollack Donna Pardon Joy Polnto Joan Sopko Vlrglnla Whalqulst Row 2 Jane Ellis Jannce OConnell Myra Pecker Ruth Schwartz Margaret Snyder Joan Rmglehenm Judle Baller Anne Dalton Gall Macleod Marlan Szekeres Carol Terebesl Stephanne Balas Jaclue Derman Row 3 Naomi Kronfeld Janet McCarty Barbara Reclllet Marlorle Sauer Beverly Trupola Lynne Abromautls Lulse Schnaars Judie Ellis Barbara Hartt Ruchard Ference LIBRARY AIDES Row 'I Barbara Brundage Barbara Senes Ann Tucker Barbara Herman Helen Fazekas Polly Parsons Julie Ducsay Barbara Moconee Sue Hausman Row2 Polly Wittenberg Ludmllla Fitz Barbara Wasco Barbara Cavanaugh Carol Pardy Norah Jennings Lois Piper Sally Hydis Judy Carr Row 3 Joan Winter Joan Swanson Carol Friedberg Joan lnepertz Jeanne Whipple Pauline Hunt Barbara Burr Arlene Jackson Millie Polena Edith Nagy Miss Annett Row 4 Marlon Crowley Janace Welsker Katherine Kovolack Elaine Art Barbara Lyhne Rose Szepessy Carol Swanson Kay Morrison Nancy Forger Wanda Jankowskl Dolores Mlzak Shh ns the first thing one hears when entering the library Here, every period, two or three girls help and out, and give and to confused students Sometimes the Library Andes letter new books and do clerical work These ambitious gurls spend a minimum of one hour a week in the library however, many of them contru bute two and sometimes three study periods weekly to receive a gold plated pm Officers elected during the festive Christmas meetmg were Carol Pardy pre sident Norah Jennings, vice president Lois Piper treasurer, and Barbara Cavanaugh, secretary Row 1 Anita Mazas Jane Stefanko Mary Ann Porch Jean Herman Jane Ellis Beverly Kovacs Irene Takacs Gall Nagy Joan Swenton Marnlyn Brown Carol Kelly Row 2 Marty Billings Ann Chacho Eunice Nowaczynski Ann Dalton Brenda Savard Pat Fenller Joyce Colepaugh Gall MacLeod Barbara Nicosia Jeanette Ravens Judy Collier Lynne Abramaltua Gladys Burba Nancy Feather Row 3 Elizabeth lawless Barbara Tellsko Judy Greenberg Gall Nagy Barbara Recklet Janet Steward Janet McCarthy Wendy Nichols Myrna Pecker Gall Ungemah Ann McArdel Christine Szngetn Barbara Macy l l ' : - I ' . I I I I A I ' , I I I I - I I .I I ' ,, ,, . . . . . . i .- I librarian, Miss Annett - to shelve books, sign them in After two years of faithful service they are qualified . . . . . . I - . l I l ' 7 1 l 1 - 3 ' l 1 1 - .1 1 1 ' 1 1 . I . ' I ' I . I l - I I ' Z 'l'l6 AFTERNOON CLUBS MODEL AIRPLANE RADIO Row 1 Steve Stankey Warren Munkasy Andy Sllls Bob Charles Chotlrowslu secretary Duck Johnson president Phnlnp Koalls Row 2 Mr Welr Ronald Steeves Drew Rltzul Lewis Ranhart Ray Beaudln and Tum English Bedford ,- DRAMATICS Row 'I Elizabeth Lawless Anne Sostoslu Sue Sheatsley Joan Schnelder Mane Macchuarella Brenda Fnedonthal Row 2 Jo Ann Jennings Barbara Greenspun Joan Swenton Fauth Bunker presldent Joan Rlngelhelm treasurer Sue Wheeler vice president Seena Zimmer Row 3 Barbara Trench Maureen Hamilton Barbara Paul Caryl Demarest RIDING Row I Joy Pollto Joan Mersereau Pat Kenney Manlyn Meyer Sandy Skalkos Row 2 Judy Salko Jack Goodfellow Bob Martin Allen Marshall Raw 3 Dons Deltz Sandra Sewera Ginny Grant Mr Gore Marlorle Miller Rochelle Hartle Donna Pardon Sally Mercurlo l . I ll 1 f ,II fir' E fx' .f ., z . A ' L I' I wi ' ' x 'l 1 U , , In I . .L ' Ya 1 1 1 l I 1 l .1 I I D 1 I I H . 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' N . j A A 3 ' Www-Nm........ . , by W 1 N N V My...,.,...,,..,,.QQfQfQ' ' ' A J- x f' f 4 'K 'Q i Row 'l Susan Sheatsley Bull Stoessel Barbara Fodok Joan Schnelder Margle Sauer Bobby Smllbflll Mel Rosenwald Duck Dakar Jeff Goldman Seth Weintraub Mary Anne Porch Row 2 Roger Surprenant George Smith Art Sansone Joel Ratner Judy Crosley Myrna Pecker Donald Smllovltz Eunlce Novenskl lewis Yurdln Connie Murray Mary lou Grzegorzewskl Helen Bodle Emll ombos Johnny Sabanosh .Joseph Mitchell Carol Ann Kello Mane Macchlarlllo Mr Sutton Row 3 Pat Branas Gladys Burba xM Nan Morrison James Kane Bob Resketo Anne Sostowskl Blll Straborny Caryl Demarest Emll Frankel Mlke Kraynak Beverly Eck o ld Letsch L X 1 Lzabeth Lawless Nancy Clark ff ?SWlMMING clua ww 00536057 f on if Row'l Lmda Wnght Kay Glllngan Ray Agoshno treasurer Janlce Teruzzl vnce president Dave Graham vlce presudent Dave Thorpe president Saul Pollack presndent Martha Wlttenberg secretary Brenda Savard secretary Johnny Sabanosh Wm Parks Joan Heady Beverly Kovacs Row 2 Barbara Paul Sheila Kung Sondra Wieland Becky Coombs Theo Cheyette Duck Sherwood Judy Komaromu Knstme Klelbys Shlrley Alexander Palge Murray Barbara Hartt Judy Greenberg Luase Schnaars Judle Ellns Sandy Steward Janne Ellls Sue Tierney Manlyn Zimmer Nancy Pardon Mr Chnstle Row 3 CarterODwyer Julle Hullman Rlchard Bnellk Paul Burger Richard Sherwood Karen Jacobsen Norman Ward Art Rublnstem Roger Soderholm Duck Dakar Ledger Clayton Shirley Behm Fred Ham Tony Pelllns Bob Fay Russell Hartt Judy Brown Y O Un GH Rowl Terry McGough Ray Agostmo Bull Brastow chaplain Duck Thompson treasurer Emil Frankel secretary Joe Cataldo vice pres: dent Dick Hesklss president Bruce Richmond president Harry Hyra vice president Roger Soderholm secretary Dave Potts chaplain John Renllllan treasurer Warren Munkasy John Dlllman Row 2 Mr Roth Henry Robbins Russell Hartt Richard Medve Joel Ratner Joe Overstreet Bob Fay Bob Olah Pete Cholker Bull Noga Ledger Clayton Paul Berger Roger Vincent Bob Lundberg Joe Noga Larry Bryan John McPaddm Mr Launer Row3 Richard Bell Norman Ward Saul Pollack George Keenan Joe Lukas Blll Larson Don Kerwln Bob Jennings Dave Graham Dick Dakal Stan Sussman Dave Swanson Art Rubinstein Duck Sherwood Fred Ham Sandy Wake- man TRI HI Y T 'Qs Row l Sue Tierney Joy Paluto Margaret Ridley Julie Hillman Marylm Zimmer Theo Cheyette Row 2 Sandy Stewart Barbara Terwllllger linda Englander Linda Brun Gall Macleod Betsy Horton president Judy Butler president Paige Murray president Marilyn Brown vice president Mary Ann Fuller vice president Judy Olton Dottie Bobowlck Barbara Hartt Marcy Wharton Row 3 Mss OHara Sheila King Judy Greenburg Brenda Savard Sally Malafrante Beverly Jones Seena Zimmer Judy Brown JoAnn Jennings Anne Sostowski Leona Powers Beverly Tripoli Ann McArdle Cathie Huntington Lynne Horwedel Judie Shea Francis Pokras Beryl Fay Judie Baker Jane Ellis Becky Coombs Cindy Moore Mrs. Bobowik. Row 4: Sondra Wieland Sandra Shapiro Nancy Berger Carol Marzlock Betty Stepan Luise Schnaars Joyce Colepaugh Carol Boroczky Peg McCullock Barbara Bender Jill Blaskey Karen Jacobsen Shirley Behm Judy Salko Francis Keplesky Ann Newton Margie Rieder Penny French Pat Pritchard Pat Powell Jane Pierce. SPElllNG BEE of Louuse Pronovosf Marlon Szekeres Jennle umpllrey Sue N G P h l h U I Rosenthal Audrey Thllo Marlon Bruneau Pal Auer Audrey Holmes Sandra Shapuro Dolores Perlgylo FASHION SHOW Row 'I Joe Gross Ken Osterberg Carol Ecklund Alex Gnbko Polly Parsons Bob Ackerman John Astle. Row 2: lee Gray Tom Grant. .loan lieperiz, Jackie Powers, Polly Wittenberg, Barbara Mary lou Marcin, Barbara Lyhne, Eileen Anthony, Norah Brundage, Nancy Pelton, Helene Jones, Rose Szepessy, and Jennings, Carol Corrano, Carol Friedberg, Nancy Forger, Vgyq C,-und.,-I, Carol Bolwnan, and June Wycinowslxi. FATHERS CLUB S House lnghts dum The curtann opens On stage are sux faculty members sux Father's Club members and nune students They break mto Cooperation orlglnal number Slightly Colossal the twenty thlrd annual Fathers Club Show has begun Dnrected by John Scanlon and emceed by Steve Sutton both Ludlowe faculty members Slightly Colos sal struck a new note In professional entertcnnment In Fcurfleld Hnghlughtmg the varlety show were the Duane Plancon dancers and two faculty skuts ably supported by the choir band and orchestra The fmale Fanrfleld performed by the whole cast sent the oudlence away with the opmuon that h show was more than Sllghtly Colossal! T MV iw Up on your heels down 1 C I X U4 I lv- Is there an occufer In the house ? where are ,he om, 7 And the lamp went out! RCA Muslc Hall, here we come iff Klclung off the soclcl calendar at the Touchdown Bull There were Flopsy Mopsy and Peter COTTOI'lTCll sv Where ure we gomg after? DANCE CANDIDS Oleyl IN the Mexlcon Hai Doncel 42. Now now none of thatl N The shore was kissed by sea and must tenderly l - V? 0 Q 1 1 I- ' ' 1 X V ' f SK - L! ,. A . , V ,X . .1 xx T X , sr A . - . : 4 P - . ' A, H . u ,, . - ll , . T22 Its fha highlight of the wlnier season Hear' of 'WY heof' the Sweeihearf Swmg! Hnpputy hoppang down the bunny hall Queen Ann and her consort lead the Grand March Y-' l I rx A v Coronahon of the Queen of Hearfs Ann Molloy Make way for royalty 123 TYPICAllY YOURS Q xo5tlm9 wh x wah' 0 0 ca Qs the onsa e Portals og 39:71 to hop off 'h GI R AQ 7 15 AT semors l umm, an R ma no 1 lmly cvlo lung r buses and sk L H S Co lp fhrough nd the arrival of luttle punk slrps heraldlng a vlslt IH to th t Comparative Classvcs gym a d th Inevitable questuon Where were and then the discovery a suits coats and bermudas lust dont fmt their lockers Mr Warner s offlce an e you yesterday penod fuve ? and f 'llY classl Perl: co f 9 coals and cufbure'o'::Is a study Into the mystenes of 0, Q lourney to France vm Nocturnes novel Vlsltes 124 une carte fran Z5 Qzmww i agus!! cause Gnd 0 'my .24 l 1 . fn' ' ' . i Q I f l il ,, i ,HI ' xl f , in - 4 . . , f f-. ng 7 'f 1 - , X bg . - . . . . . . . ,, . . ,, . l.. . , . . ' l ' . , . . . I . ,, , , . . . . i . 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FRENCH INC MATERIALS HANDLING SPECIALISTS 340 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD EL DORADO PHARMACY INC A .IACOBSON Reg PH Manager 666 BROOKLAWN AVENUE BRIDGEPORT CONN G E L L A S SUNOCO Pnooucrs GENERAL REPAIRS 8. TOWING 24 HOUR SERVICE FAIRFIELD CAMERA SHOP 1482 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN Phone 97029 AMATEUR and PROFESSIONAL SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS 01020000 Q IA .1 if - a- ' S ' o - 7 VI : O 7 ' 'N . E I ,: - -I ' Iss 2 Sf ,E -U - I: I fn I L. A ' ig ' 2, -- . U-I N . I -U o I 1 I , 4 rn m . . .Q S. . ' To .I 3 KD , . ' E., . ' 5,-ASH . ,. 1 j I ' a an . I :' 3 I :T , ' 2 I ' A ' ra ' I' 0 I . 4 3 'S ' I . IN N N 'Sz I . I J -I... 319- 102- 000104 G-02' I 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 I '0N0K0 '09 '01 0v016P'402f0l0140H01f0'1 '02 Complimenfs of FRANKIE'S DINER 1660 BARNUM AVENUE BRIDGEPORT CONNECTICUT JACOB BROTHERS HENRY 81 GERETY NC BUILDERS COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL Phone 91604 HENRY BROS INC FAIRFIELDS COMPLETE KITCHEN STORE SPECIALIZING IN WOOD 8. METAL CABINETS 8. 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I, 2 s Q I - Q 2 Q I I WOLVERI E MARINE DIESEL ENGINES STATIONARY DIESEL ENGINES MODEL WM 779 6 Cyllnder 4 Cycle I4 ore 6 Stroke Photograph of control slde of e QI e complete wth d F h Water Cool: 9 Reve se-Reduction Gea an res THE WOLVERINE MOTOR WORKS INC of Bridgeport Connecticut IS known throughout the world as a bullder of qualuty Internal combustnon engines Its products h Afr a Greece are found In the far away corners of the World such as French Indo C ma nc Turkey The East Indles The West Indnes throughout South Amenca and In fact every where that Internal combustion engines are used ln the domestlc market they are found nn all the Commercial Marme busmesses d and on land In many factones generatmg power for manufacture of all types and km s of products Horsepower slzes range from 25 H P to 550 H P Speeds from 350 R P M to 2000 R P M WOLVERINE MOTOR WORKS INC 35 UNION AVENUE BRIDGEPORT 2 CONN U S A Cable Address WOLMOTE 'I37 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 9 22 20 1070100 40002 0 N05 01020 f0 010 f0v'020 0 0 010 0--010 020 0 020 02-002102020220 0220110 01f0 0010110 KUHN S Compliments of REFRESHMENTS THE ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY CO Block Rock Turnpike 81 New Tunxls Hall Cuioff FAIRFIELD CONN Ice Cream 82 Soft Drmks FAIRFIELD CONN Telephone 68 9584 GET YOUR HAPPINESS OUT OF YOUR YOU CAN T MAKE FOOTPRINTS WORK OR YOU WILL NEVER KNOW IN THE SANDS OF TIME WHAT HAPPINESS IS BY SITTING DOWN 10f20' 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 2,2 FROM THE MAX AMS MACHINE CO A F R I E N D BRIDGEPORT CONNECTICUT 138 , , . . , Y, , ,. , . wx X O I O -. 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I suv A LOT BUY A PLAN BUY FAIRFIELD LUMBER BY BEN SR BY BEN JR E Q 'OW'-01 -0K0N0Y0l0N01 0 7K0 0'r0N0' 0N0M0Y0vf0a 104' F wg N 'R . rn - 4 fl 5 Q - 5- 5. Ez' 'U 5- 0 ' h :- 0 4 c 1 3 - 'kk - I 5 . ' H N N 00- - - fowofowawava-vaxof CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS or 1954 ' JN0'-N0202 Scalpang tower at new processing plant 6 5202017 Pmnn GERMAN nun? 20220202 Processers of Sand and Gravel OWNED AND OPERATED BY GRADUATES OF ROGER LUDLOWE HIGH SCHOOL Q02 PHONE EDISON 41862 FAIRFIELD CONN 00220220217 Presndenf THOMAS GREENAWALT 02002 Vlce President DUANE GREENAWALT Secrefary Treasurer PAUL GREENAWALT '02 I 2 5 E E I I 2 5 2 9 142 5 . 5 A Q I 0 S I ' I ' 5 These Irnclgsl serve the greater Bridgeport urea. S , . x J 7 fwfr E ,E I I MMD? , ! A Cappella Choir Afternoon Council Band , Basketball , Boys' F Club . . Cheerleaders. A Clubs, Afternoon Cross Country Dances Faculty Fatrfleldlana Fashuon Show Fathers Club Show Football ox Freshman Sophomore Plays Future Nurses Future Teachers Glrls Athletic Association Glrls Basketball G r s F b Hockey Jumor Red Cross Komlans Library Andes MMM National Athletic Scholarship Society National Honor Society Orchestra Patrons P M Choir Quill and Scroll Sensors Spelling Bee Soccer Stage Crew Student Congress Tennus Thespnans Track Underclassmen INDEX A .. 100 , . , 95 99 . 78 ,. ,..,. . 90 70 117 77 144 A . , . 122 ' ' ' ,. ...A , 108 ' ., ., . . , 120 ' ,. , ,. ... , , 121 F .. , ,. .. , .. 110 - ,, 105 .. .. 114 ' ' ' ' ' , 91 ' ' . , .... .. 86 il' Clu A . ., , 91 . .....,, . . ., A , 85 ' ,. . .. . . 113 ' . ,. ., ,, , 104 ' ' ., ., ., . A 116 , , . 103 ' ' ' ' 84 ' ' t..t 98 .. 1, ,. 102 A .. . .... .. .... , .. 127 ' . . 101 ' , .... 112 Senior Council ,, . .1 , A . .. ., ....... ,, ,, .... ,.,. 97 ' . , . ,, .. . ..., , H ,, 120 .. .,.,, ,. , . . , 106 . , . .. . . ,... ,, ., . , 94 ' .. .,... . ,,..., ..,., 1 ,, ..,.,,,.. . .... , .......... ,, 81 ' ,..., .,,, ,,,. , , ,...,...... t,...,., , . 107 . .,.. ,....,,.,.. ..... ...., , , , .,.,..., .,....,.......,...,,tt.,, . .. ,. , .. . ., , , ., 82 .. ., ,,., , . , 61