Roger Ludlowe High School - Fairfieldiana Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)
- Class of 1959
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EUGENE SLEIGLE an r,,,,,. as aa4.,,,.- w 55, Q. .1 N .g' is-e ga TABLE OF CONTENTS Head aster W e gud the s hool by lectro g ne wa es ADMINISTRATION page 7 -QQ, SSN. F sh sp e adet V t begl I1 s fight towa d g adu t on UNDERGRADUA TES page 45 J-K, gh: ja v 1 I mA o FLIGHT INTO SPACE page 103 any Dplo ha d g d ates p ep or th our ey to the sta f e I1 e GRADUATES page 19 ows that LIVING AT LUDLOWE BACKGROUNDS SKILLS CIVIC PREP ARATION CULTURE ATHLETICS page 59 ACADEMIC WESTFI RMA DELIVEF I th pay: g th FUELERS page II7 N , 5 , 5- I m arn r i es c - e - ma ne ' v . i mas in n , our ra u r are f eir long , 1 j n rothircoic. a X A K I - I 1 A v Zi? ggi, A , A , f- .wi ,,,v,,, ,,. - I - 4' I IQ, - gm sf' ,. E5 ,f A --fm H. ' I . , - ' L V ,Q R , M--. J' ,E ff K 2 M NA'f:,:,-WW-eww - ,I ' kg F f - 'N ' :Q ' re man ac c mcen ns 1 I r s A M., A 3 If - ' - 1 rw., A'-cw-I .. r a 1 . ., I I I 2 -1 fl -sz' ' ,. j, M, .Ianie kn every action has a reaction. I 1 9 ' 1 I ,- - a 9 f . Z f Q -Q Y :P .. ,- 4 ,VV .- A I , . Af, A , ' .- A' . L 5 V ' ' 1 All n , y, I caused us enough roub eg AC H if ' ' VIOIU. l - T iff, A Mike says, You'1'e GOT o a 'e us along: we're n for is trip. ' . JIIIVIJYRA T1 ON 3' 1 DR. WALTER HELLMANN Assistant Superintendent of Schools i YW? A CYNTHIA CALDWELL Webster Housemaster Do I smell smoke 9 BS 'VIA Boston Unwerstty New York Untverszty ROGER L WARNER Headmaster May I have your attentzon please 9 That is all BS University of Massachu setts 'l'IErl Boston Unuer stty Unwerstty of Connect: cu Q1 Vzwewr o smour Webster Housemaster Loolx you cant drop Eng is BA Unnerstty ol Maine 'VIS UHIICFSIIY ol Bridge ort Neu Yorls UHILCVSIIY ADMINIS T RA T I O DR WILLIAM EDGAR Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Rowl Mrs Florence F George Secretary Mr Roger W Hartt Chairman Mrs W Calhoun Row 2 Dr Wzllzam Edgar Supt of Schools Mr Ronald I Henry Vtce Chairman Mr Rudolf Penczer Mr Haney Bresler Slnce the completlon of Andrew Warde Hxgh School Roger Ludlowe has been under the house plan Mr Warner IS the Headmaster and Mr Bon ney, the Asslstant Headmaster Under these two men the school IS dlvlded mto two houses Sxllxman and Webster Each house has lts own masters I Sllllman house, MISS Banks and Nlr Garofoll are the House Masters and ln Webster house MISS Caldwell and Mr Strout You may thmk that the headmaster has an easy job but there are really tons of thlngs for such a person to do There are mam many night meet mgs to attend reports to wr1te and schedules to make up and what about that roar of machlnes drllls that Mr Warner had to put up wlth' r Bonney went to a camp ln Mame last summer for three weeks He works on our schedules and handles transcrlpts and correspondence Nlr Strout pent a lot of the summer m 'Nlame where he worked on his house Thls IS where Mr Fltts and Nlr Bonney went for a x1s1t 'Vlxss Banks IQ the presldent of the Connectlcut Educatlon Assoclatxon Thls posl tlon takes her all ox er the state and the Lmted States She attended the 'Natlonal Educatlon Assoclatlon Meetmg ln Cleseland Oh1o thls past summer as a part of her dutles MR. HAROLD SHEA Director of Secondary Education LINWOOD K BOIVNEY Assistant Headmaster Sign up In 114 if znterested BS M Ed Bates College 'VIARIORIE G BANKS Szlltman Housemaster Have you decided yet? BA Smith College M A Columbia Unwerstty Sponsor F TA Preszdent of the Connecticut Education As soczatton PETER V GAROFOLI Szlliman Housemaster Utere beano BA Holy Cross College WA Fitchburg State Teach ers College URIUCFSIU of Montreal Boston Uruterszly Trinity College University of Bridgeport ' sa- ' ' 1, s ms 1, u - - - - n . .,l . ., 5 . .,. . ., . : . . , g . Q . , 5 . . . 1 . , . g . . ', g . , t . ' . 9 ' H - n sr - . . . ' . ' - n ' ' . . . ' - -y v - sa . ., - I 1 ' J l I -, h Y . . L ' , n . .v . ., . 9 ' - . , . ' 1, . . . - 9 , . ,f.-- 1 , . . ' F' 1 ' ' M ' c - c . . . . . . . , , M A ' ' ,sf 1 , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ms n H l I q e- . - - ' , ' . 7 - . . I' h H - - -. ' '9 1 . . . ' ' ' ' ' - - -v ' , , . . -L , . . . ., 1 . , . . , I , ' . . A - -y , . ' 2 1 ' N - V -- . . , A . , p . , - y N. . . I A . . , - V155 Wright vlstts Charlotlen burger Castle ln Berlm Ger many EDWARD I LUSSEN Bon jour mademozselle BA Unzverszty of Connect: cu Sponsor Class of 1961 F TA Member Assembly Commzt tee Supermtendents Advtsory Counczl JOSEPH P MARKOT Shape out or shtp out B A Unzverszty of Connect: cut W A Unzverstty of Mtch :gan Sponsor Spanish Club N HS Spanish N H S Wember Faculty Plannmg Commzttee CAROLE WALLACE Shto govorttye vth? BA Bryn Mawr College MA Yale Unnerszty Junror year Sorbonne tn Parts Mid dlebury Sponsor Class of 1961 LA GUAGES ECENA5 LA VIDA EVFH A QW ffl at J Scenes from Spanish class 1 e MARY E WRIGHT Can you do volunteer work? A B Mount Holyoke College MA Mzddlebury School of German Cologne Untverstty Cologne Germany Sponsor Iunlor Red Cross German Club Class Comment allez vous? S Amo Vergess Can anyone translate all four? Our Language de partment has a well mformed group of leaders Mr Nlarkot a newcomer to Falrfield went to Brazll last summer Travel 1 hls hobby He has studled Russlan French German Latm Spamsh ltwelve yearsl and he speaks Pollsh as well as he does Engllsh 'Vlr Garofoll spent the summer wrltmg booklets on guidance and college mformatlon whlch will eventually be used 1n the Fairfield school sys tem A fax orlte hobby of his IS pamtmg Has any body seen hls work? Miss Wallace studled at the Russlan Summer School at Middlebury College She had taken Russlan as a mmor subject In college when she thought she might go mto government work It seems that thxs language needs a lot more understanding VIISS Ackerman had mtended to work thms past summer but because of a serious lllness she spent much of the tlme ln her garden Mlss Wrlght travelled m Germany thxs summer She has glven lectures about her travel 1 r Lussen went to Mlddlebury Spanlsh Summer School I spoke nothing but Spanish the whole tlme 'Vlr Lussen reported What dld you do after class 'V1r Lussen? Dxd you find anythmg of mterest gomg on ln Vermont? X PETER V GAROFOLI U tere beano BA Holy Cross College MA Fitchburg State Teach ers College Unzverszty f Montreal Boston Umverstty Trmtty College Untverszty of Bndgeport Y Hao B mnone o,umH pyccnni Macc. ace xo'rH'r Jgopomo Ponopwrb, nmcawb, M uwrawb no pyccrcn. school we have one Russzan class Everyone wants to speak wnte and read Russzan well Man what a cool jacket Lussen' URSULA ACKERMAN Szlence speak louder BA Wheaton College MA Yale Untverszty Junior year tn France Unzverszty of Pans Sponsor N H S Member Assembly Commzttee as -ft - 1 E - . -. ,: ,gl .Q 2': , 3 'I r W T 'f sf ' '.,-I fi ' f C 'Y . ,ls -. V, ,V A . . . . , A C N iifegia, . A , t - :qw ,Lf It G. ' , - .. ,, . .ass ' ' ' 7 , 3 'H ,' . ., g a V ,- ' 5 g ' l o ll ' . ' il , . . H . . .- t. : , . . . . : l' 3 , . , . 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WALL 4 f I fr, abit xvysvet EVELYN ARBO HIRSI Hale you hearrl tlze story about the BA Aurora follege HA Lnuerszty ol llazne Sponsor Yearbook Quill and Scroll .ff I 1 . 1 A 1 Nil 3 V MYRTLE 11 FOLTLRE KVRSI Thzs IS a demorratzc class We u.zll take I1 rote Grinnell lollege lowa State Lnuerslty Sponsor llass ol 1960 freatzze Wrmng Club Thls years Engll h staff was a busy group of peo le Nlr Way went to lVl1am1 Beach for the summer She had been a practxce teacher under Mr Hoehn two years ago She IS also an alumna of Roger Ludlowe Nlrss 'Nolan wrltes for radlo and tClCWlS10I'l and IS also a talent scout for TV lThats why she came to Ludlowelj She lS very lnterested ln people and llkes to travel Mrs 0 Hara Sald What dld I do thls past summer? Oh I dxd somethlng very lnterestmg I got marrled Congratulatlons' MISS Sanders Pastrme APP Conferences She spent a lot of txme thls year rn and out of the hospltal w1th a mysterlous malady In1t1al dlagnosxs allergy caused by sun tan o1l Cheer up 'Vhss Sanders lt hurts to be beautlful Thls fall Mrs Arbo returned from blllldlllg a cabln m the Mame woods to her career as a cheerleader and frustrated Eazr elcllana adylsor 'Ur Morse the only male member of our Engllsh stall' IS stlll regrettmg hrs summer teachmg experlences at Warde New woe he IS adn or of the Fox thl il- VILDRED HOEHN HIRSX Eollou dzrernons B 4 Wagner 'U 4 'Neu York Lnner sz y Sponsor FN 4 Liners Gulla' 'N H9 HERBERT 0 'HORSE Put the neu Qpaper num 4 B Darlmoullx ll 4 Yale l nuervly Sponsor flass or l9u9 For . . Y Y i YV .. . , , . . . , G- 'S ' ' ly- ' ' . P' ... - - X' - . 1 -. ' , . V h , .i . , f A ' ' . : Q . I , I - '. ' 7, 'S t ' ., - ' p . . . . , S. ' ' A ' ' s. ' ' . 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L l A H' ,l 14 Lt , . . .. .. .. . ... ,f . 1' 1 AU- ' ,.j L Mfg ff' 161 Y H , . , . . -4 Q ' XS ,y , W W ,V I 1 vue ,i bay E l , A c ftfelf ALICE C N OLA N Czttzenshzp marks count a great deal BS MA Teachers College Columbta Untverszty MARYANN OHARA HIRSI Al lrlght BA Regzs College MS Unwerszty of Brtdgeport Sponsor Class of 1959 Member Public Relattons Commzttee year We extend our deepest sympathy 'Vlrs Hull comes from Indnana Thus IS her first year at Ludlowe she s gettmg used to F3lI'HCld slowly but surely Mrs Couture used to work for the Town Crzer Poor lady how can you stand the Fox '7 Mrs Newman has been lncluded ln the Engllsh department because of the close assoclatlon between the lxbrary and dear Olde Engllsh research papers She has been a wonderful Amerlcan mother to our frlend Hllly MISS Sharp ran readmg cllnlcs at the Unlverslty of Hartford thls past summer teachmg teachers no less' She has done a fine Job wxth the Ludlowe readlng lab Wlrs Hoehn has decided to work wlth the non accellerated groups thls year She finds her students and her classes dellghtful Mlss Kelly spent the first semester ln Russxa tourmg the country and studymg SOVICI edu catlon She also saw the Brussels World s Falr MISS Kelly had many mterestmg thmgs to say on her return got all the teachers collectmg stamps ind VIOLA WAY IMRSI If you APPEAR to be talking you will have detentzon BA Unwerstty of Connecticut Sponsor F TA Dramatzcs Class of 1962 CHARLOTTE I SHARP Readzng And ts everybody ready? Now BS 'VIA Boston Unzverszty of Educa tzon Unuerszty of Connectzcut Sponsor Class of 1961 ENGLISH D LIBRAR Y ff WINIFRED SANDERS Be spec: c please Don t deal ln vague generalztzes BA Bates College MA Columbia Unwerstty MARY F NEWWAN KMRSQ Thzs ls a un book B A Webster College B S L S Unuser stty of lllmozs Sponsor Library Aides Foreign Student Exchange Hostess to Hzlly Wagner exchange stu dent from Guatemala 5- . ' . 1' ., .. . ,, .. I-In . ,,, 3 ...,1., U, ' .., ' ' 'f 8 , . . . ' ., ,.,,. f J , , U ,, . . . . . . 66 U ,, J . , . T . . . . . . . . i ' H -fi y l S . . . ,, - - 5, - 5 . ., ' J , f ' ' ' A , Sponsor: Class of 1959, N.H.S. u, . ' . , . . Q . N , .. f . ,A ' I V ,V . . V '. ., - , 5 .... , ' - . : ' ' ., ' , , . If ' . . . ,, ' as - an - -s I . . I ' .I ', A ' .ll . . .. ' - . ' I ' - . . . ., , SOCIAL T UDIES BERNARD MARLIN Dtd you know that Chrls Columbus had red half? B SS Clty College of New York M A Columbta Unzverszty Sponsor Foretgn Student Exchange Commtsslon FRANCIS I TOAL Well take a vote My tote rounts B S Manhattan College M A Teachers College of Columbia Unuerslls MA Farr eld Unuerslty Sponsor Drrertor of Athletzrs Publlr Relalzons 'N 4.5.5 'N H S fllhletus As sorzatzon lounfrl JAMES G EWING What lS your concluszon 9 BA Brown Unnerszty Yale UHZLCVSIIQ Sponsor All School Student Congress IV Basketball Member N HS Handbook Commzttee Actrvztzes Commtttee Currtculurn Com mzttee lisa-. INA NCY M CIBBONS This IS the thmg B A Immaculatu College Sponsor Szlltman House Councll Class of 1962 The study of hrstory rs another one of Ludlowe s lmportant educatxonal pursults Look at some of the act1v1t1es of these teachers lVlr Ewmg went to summer school at the Lnlverslty of Brldgeport He IS a great adm1rer of that colonral lawyer Roger Ludlowe, who helped wrrte the Connectlcut con st1tut1on Vlr Weathered IS a welcome addltlon to Ludlowe thls year What fun those trrps to the Unlted Natlons wlth the Freshmen must have been' Mr Marlm that HICC gentleman wlth the bushy red halr started a summer camp for boys and grrls where he now works wlth the able asslstance of Mr Taft and 'Vlr LaCouture He holds a second Job at the Boys Club ln Southport Hrs fax orlte charac ters rn hlstory are those rs 1th red harr Examples Columbus Jefferson Hamrlton Shakespeare Harold the Saxon Exceptxon a brunette named 'Vlrs lVlarl1n 'Vlr Strauss a new member of the Ludlowe staff always has a frlendly Hello for ewerybody MISS Glbbons IS a blg slster to a famlly of many brothers and slsters Mr Toal rs the proud father of two adopted chlldren JACK STRAUSS Thanh l0U ters much BA Amerrran lnternatzonal College Sprmgheld Massarhusetls Membfr Publrr Relatzons Commrttee WILLIAM E WEATHERED When I open my booh class beglns BA MA Lnuerstty of Connecllcul Sponsor Class ol 1962 Publzc Relatzons Committee For u xc! as 7 Y ' . . 1 r r. 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KENNETH L DUNBAR Don t breathe there B 'll New England Consertatory of Wu tc Untverstty of Brtdgeport Sponsor Modern 'llustr llasters Wuszc Counrzl 'llember Assembly Committee .IOAN CARLSON You hate to hate more than that to malfe a team Iuntor College of Connectzrut BS Unzverszty of Brzdgeport Sponsor Girls Intramural Sports Gtrls Banquet Athlelzc Assorzatzon Iounrzl Serretarp lt H S Semor Business Gzrls Club FIVC energetlc women teach Ludlowltes skulls bas1c to yobs ln the buslness world lVI1ss Chor nock worked ln an office at Teachers College Colum bla Umverslty durmg the summer She attended thls school previously and just couldnt keep away from lt, lt seems Shortly after school started we were dazzled by the dlamond rmg on her left hand Every summer Miss Caldwell goes out West each year to a dlfferent sectlon MISS Carlson went to a camp ln the Adlrondacks th1s past summer l had a good t1me she reports Last fall Nlrs Kunhardt changed her name to Vlr 'VIacPhee W wlsh her the best of everythmg Mrs 'Vlacljhee ha a slde mterest ln the arts Have you eyer seen the pamtlngs ln her busmess room? MISS 0 Grady 19 an energetlc teacher How she puts up mth those gurls mtramural hockey games well never know Cheers for 'Vlr Dunbar the lone muslc teacher at Ludlowe' He 19 a real muslc fan Besxdes teach mg muslc classes all ycar, he leads the band the cholrs and the orchestra A CYNTHIA CALDWELL Do I smell smoke? B S W A Boston Unzterszty New Yorlt University DOROTHY T OGRADY Put your shtn guards on BS Tearhers College of Connecticut New Yorlt Unwerstty Sponsor Gzrls Intramurals Gtrls Ban quet BUSINESS A D MUSIC ELIZABETH A CHOR 'VOCK Get ready for a ten mtnute ttmmg Teachers College Columbia Unzzerstty Sponsor Fox Ushers Guild BARBARA KUNHARDT MacPHEE KMRSI Pay attentton gtrls BS MErl Boston Unwerslty Sponsor Gtrls Buslness Club Ushers Guild Member Faculty Plannzng Fomnutlee Assembly Commzttee I 55512 AS T' 'V . 'f1tij,ie'H I .y O . GS I 79 .6 ' ' ' 79 .. ., ' ' 1 ' . . U S' J ' ' , 1 ' ' V .11 I , - s - -x . .i U Y . : ' , ' . ', ' 3 A ' A ' , , . . ., .. , -I I . 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Fllmlr NOW dw! l 1Ll1llf0l' B S Bates College Fazrfleld UHILCTSIIV the -,une rush Sponsor Assistant Football Coach B5 Unlvemltl ol Bndgepon Sponsor larsztv Baseball Member Faculty Welfare fommzttee FEA Social FOHIHIIHCF Ludlowe s Hath department IS really a masculine rou slx men' 'VIr Whlttakers frlendly Hello welcomes the students ln the mornlng Hls favorlte hobby IS trawellng to various places to take plctures of New England scenery The APP course 1S one of Mr Whlttaker s mterests and he has done extenslve work on lt for the Falrfield schools Mr Farrells extra currlcular 3CtlVlty IS the dlrec tlon of dramatlcs Mr Spencer has spent many a long hour on student councll problems and has been a fme helper to many Ludlowltes Beresnyak often uses Math to lower lus golf score' Mr Angelosante was a postal clerk for the summer He surely was puzzled by that postcard Swett has been a welcome aclvlsor to the class of 1959 We re sorry 'VIr Swett that you lost so much sleep over our Freshman class dues In the sprung thls young man s fancy turns to tennls -6 2 A 1I4LCOL1! 11 SWETT RALPH E WHlTT4KER Orange IS equnl to green because they C004 m0f'W'g 11111011 Ulf? PFOPIU both equal purple B E E Northeastern llnrzerszlv 'll S AB 'llzdalleburv follege ll Fd Har LVIUCVSIU 0tBf1f1ef1wff :ard l nuersztx f0lll77ll7lG Lnuerszts Fhqgfmgn A HS Sponsor Class of 19u9 Tenms 43 N1 Er Y F' 1 , l A , 73, . . .. S , 1 - , V , . . . . , . g P 1 .... 1 . sa av , ' ' - . . 1 KS ' ,f ' , . . , . . ', ' ' ' . J I . ' , u u u u - 5, ' , - - , . . . . . : ' y ' . l l . . . . . ' ' 7 . . . . Mr. Miss Kelly sent home, written in Russian. . . . Mr. 7 . t ,1 . , ' - Q , t t.. . Y .. , ,, . ., l ' I I 1 td' 1 ,tx , 4 ll ,j ll-,l ' Y ,Q J XXV f F ti fd IJ l M A j ' ' ' I ,, . ' Y f ws , 1 .A . I. .40-F WILLIAM M JACKSON One of thls and one of thls make two of these Ph B MA Brown Unzverslty Sponsor Class of 1960 Member Faculty Planntng Commlttee .I CARTER ODWYER Who broke the sltde9 A B Providence College MA Fatr field Unwerszty Sponsor Cross Country I V Baseball Class o 1960 Whats a mole Oh IIS an atom' Thls IS one of the many questlons a brllllant Ludlowe Mr Slelgle dedlcated phySlCS teacher IS one of Ludlowes favorltes The stuff he puts up wlth from the yearbook staff how do you do lt Mr Sle1gle9 He IS also an advlsor to the Senlor class Mr Shea has a second job that of walter at the Patterson Club Mlss Wasko the only femlnlne member of the sclence department, IS a busy worker She came to Ludlowe last year to practlce teachlng under Mr O Dwyer Welcome to Mr Jackson who came to Ludlowe thls year from a teachlng POSI tlon at the Rhode Island College Preparatory School Mr Whlte was a llfeguard last summer at the Sea Lodge Thats ln Southport, glrls O Dwyer has a wlfe who teaches at Warde Favorlte hobbles ralslng gulnea plgS carvlng roasts pettlng the famlly cat JOAN W ASKO I do a lot of thlngs BS, Unwerstty of Brtdgeport Sponsor Debatzng Member Faculty Planntng Commtttee M7 MARCUS WHITE Settle down now I can take you ALL on' ' B A , W S Ed , Syracuse Unzverslty, Vet eran of World War II, the Korean War Sponsor Swzmmlng Club, Swlmmmg Team SCIENCE 1-4 EUGENE C SLEICLE A calorte ts a untt of heat not weight B S Susquehanna Untverszty Pennsyl vama State Unwerslty Sponsor NHS Yearbook Class of 1959 ROBERT F SHEA For what he thought was H 0 was H S04 BS Massachusetts State Teachers a lege MA Fatrfeld Untvertty Sponsor Class of 1961 Chess Club -- S- A A -. ygijf' ' - Q 11: X 1 M, . I IM ,. I, ,,,,.,,,,,,, ,.. Q l A silk-, I Ve? 1 . ., ' , - , V . Y c 8 A' x 5' X X X Y - I ' A . . ,,, .. . ' . . J ' ', . K' : . : , . . , 56 7 9 l ' 9 7, ' . , . student might ask one of our science staff members. . . . . , , , . . . . T. . D 7 . H . G I . s . -U ' . . I ' l., . . Q . J I . . . . , , . . . . , : . . ., , 7 . .... . , . l ' ' . . . . Mr. t , . . , I z . . . . , . , . 3. x' K , of-. ., 2 9 , . 'Y , ' -I I ' 'X S : , . I me A L! L ll ' 7, ll 1 . 1 . . , INDUSTRIAL AR TS ADART WARREN MCGUIRE That s fine boys just fue BS Teachers College of Connecttcut Sponsor Radio Club Stage Crew JAMES F NELSON BEY The clear thznhmg mmd ts more powerful than the atomzc bomb Teacher Trazmng at Rutgers Unuersm Teachers Certtflcate State New Jersey Department ot Publzc lnstrurtton Ord: nance Automotne Sfhool Army Spectal tw Auto 'Wechamc R 4 State Teachers follege La Salle Uazzerszlu Sun Elec trzcal School Cerlzfierl 4utomome Test mg Technical Hear Saleh Sertzce Srhool Cffflffll Dnzer Ffluranon 'leu York fenter lor Safety Edu alzon Lnz tersttx ot Bridgeport 'llember Foretgn Exchange 99 '5 DOVINICK A ARCONA CLAUDE D LaCOUTURE No you can t go out xet Well I don t hnou BS Osuego Stale Teachers College BS Fitchburg Teachers College Uru Sponso, Wrestling versttw ol Bridgeport Sponsor Stage Crew Bowling Team Woolluorlftng Hobbx Class Members of our lndustrlal arts faculty do not necessarlly l1m1t thelr talents to the subject areas Mr Nelson Bey ment to France and 'Vlorocco last Chrlstmas He has a great Interest m the Orlent and a surprlslng knowledge of world esents and philosophy Mr Wrlght IQ a real brldge fan Mr LaCouture does a lot of constructlon work He bullt the room at 'Newman s that Hllly llved 1n thls year At school he spent hls spare txme battlmg wlth Hank Edmonds os er Stage Crew problems Mr lVIcGu1re who also worked w 1th the stage crew was m charge of trxmmlng the Chrlstmas tree H lunch shxft had the Job of barrlng the door lead mg to the drlveuay He must be very strong' 'Vllss Sherman our art teacher went to Mame dur mg the summer and dxd a lot of palntmg 1n water colors She attended the Audobon Camp where she studled marme llfe Slde job helplng out wlth posters and Fozr elallana drawnngs LIN WOOD A WRIGHT .lust check on ll please BS Lnltersztx ol Neu Hampshzre 'HS Unnersxtv of Bridgeport Sponsor Brzdge Class ol 1960 'MYRTLE SHER 'HA 'V Clean up that sznk 'll A Lnwerstty ol Brzflgeport H A Hoare lnstltule ol Art Science and Industry Sponsor Yearboah Class oj 1959 ff S , 3 H r' . H ij Q V ' 5 3 . ' as A , 1 a l ,A as 1 tc l u I I l as U. c c 1 u lv ' T . A 66 9 A ' ,Y . l v l ' u Q - p -' 1 - . 1- ' , . V - . g V - i , e - ll 1 - . e t , Q gave lt a stage crew cut. . . . Mr. Argona, durmg - s. - . . . Q . . S: . . ,i 1 , , ,. - H ' - 2 I ,, . -. . . g g Z, , A . ,, . X gf., 1 .I ' . YY , ,, l 'r ' I- ' ' V v ' 5 . . ., 7 I ' ' 4 ' 5 , W ' ' ' l .V . ' A 1 Y D y by 'xt ERVA L PHELPS KMRSI TR S CARTA Dad you fimsh your dolls Dtd you take a shower? BS Untverstty of Vermont Columbia BS George Washington Unzverstty Umverszty Unwerszty of Connecttcut MA Umverlsty of Mzchzgan Umver Umverszty of Vermont stty of Southern Caltfornta Sponsor FNA Coach Varszty Track Team Sponsor Boys F Badmmton Physlcal educatlon ns requlred of every student, but ln splte of thelr monopoly our teachers surely are good sports about the whole buslness Carta besldes dlrectmg mtramural sports for boys coaches the track team VIISS lNoga has almost every glrl for mstructlon She serves also as coach for the field hockey and glrls basketball teams She makes qulte a few trlps up to New Haven Hmmm Mr Taft wltb 'Vlr Marlm, 'Vlr LaCouture and others worked wlth the boys and glrls at summer camp Hon well do the camp kxds play football? lVlr Bear not often seen ln the Ludlowe halls has the frustratmg job of teachlng our boys rudlments of soccer and basketball In the home economlcs department Mlss Wllson and Mrs Phelps have worked hard ln producmg some fine homemakers Mlss Wllson worked thls past summer Her favorlte hobby IS sewmg for herself lVlrs Phelps spent the summer ln Vermont We understand she makes superb maple syrup EDWARD J BEAR EMIL 0 TAFT That's the basket, over there ' l've never seen a tackle lzke that one BS , V A , Columbia Unwerslty BS , Unzverszty of New Hampshire, Coach Varsity Basketball M E v SP'U'Bfifld Cvllfsf Coach Varszty Football HOME ECONOMICS A D PHYSICAL EDUCA T I ON a,! MARY K WILSON You are NOW dtsmzssed BA Ohzo Wesleyan Unwerszty Unz versity of Hartford Sponsor Twzrlers Club Future Home makers N -if JOAN MARIE NOGA HOLLEY KMRSQ How can you take a shower with your clothes on 9 B S New Haven State Teachers College Sponsor Girls Fzeld Hockey and Bas ketball Cheerleaders Pep Club C A A Gtrls Banquet f al ' I :'-- 4 i Y J 'Q - - 4. ' . I 1 L ' T ' r Q , . f . , F, . M , ivan ,X I' 'F ,,,' ,. 1 - '- , t Z -Q' ' , A Jw . . . I as - , - 911 u - n , ' . U, . . : . l .7 I . . A. J if 5 J - ', J ' - ' H, I . . 4 :fins 1 ' 1 ' ' , M, 1- 7 - ' . . . . Mr. - 7 7 4 . Y 66 ' ' li . . . . l , M 0 D D, . . . I .. Y . , . . . - ' . , . 1 u ' 3 ' . . . . . , 1 . L . , ' , - .- it v . l 2 . . . . . 1 . l :fx . X 4 p. A - a v ' A . . . . . ca 'Ilia l , N. 5 l Q-af, , . - ' ' . . X - f Q ' 1 , ' Q L, I . , Y A ' . 3 I U ' U Y! I XP' ' l s . ., , I . , . , y , , - - -, - , N . . .fl LR E ECI? T ARIES fo 4 'N 1201 I 4RD uw n rzlf N011 pw: P wn I0 the ml! h 1011 HARRIFT WILLIAMS HIRSJ VARY BILLINFS KMRS! You re SIFL lfhat tes! 0 mu haze next perzodg CLSTODI4 - FIIFX ANDFRSON HIRQI Wm! unfzl Ur Nru man ,EPM bark 5 Y' in 5 Q A LN ROSF SIMPSON HIRSJ Do mu hale a temperarure9 Rou 1 Anne Dunlmzm Frnnfu Dunleazm A rfrfu lfrljoros R014 2 lfazerls fonrx Donal!! 'Xml Qon Ruben loslfllo 4l1!1l'Fll L0 ze fran! Hohma WARC4RET WHEELER HIRSI CAFETEHL4 STAFF i.,,,..5 Il er en T la vu Halo h P Corezng 'Y' f ' L 4 . 9 3 7 3, ' Af D my- - MEN' I px lu. I X Y H, . ,M .v.. . rl -------- . I - I nl. 5, W I , . ff A f 9' L' , 1 :'- ' Q' L- ' .4 'Z ' - ' ' ' 1 3: f 1 - EH , 4 , 1 . f' 1 . . Q . . Yes sir. V A W . 17-K- H, . . A? , K d N .V . '. . U. V ' Z PU 7 .2 . 'X . i i I W vb ' air-', A 4 fin 1:.l. H0f:11af. f.. .ql1.'II'II. W. .find w , l. 5 fx. Rf 2: L. lllffvr. C. Kuzafiv, V. ,Q . 0 A011175 CLASS HIS T OR Y FRESHMAN HISTORY Remember how much trouble we had with those lockers we had to take all our books home' And what a maze the school seemed to be somehow rooms never were where we thought they should have been' Undaunted however we the largest Freshman class ln the hlstory of Roger Ludlowe overcame these problems and soon settled down to work The 9 oclock Intramurals the 11 oclock meetings the quick lunch then our afternoon ses sion ln school' That Freshman year really eemed confusing but fun' With the electlon of class officers president Jay Howard vlce president Clinton Salko secretary Sue Wagner and treasurer Janet Edwards we started on our way to that seemingly dlstant goal of being Seniors We showed the upperclassmen our talent when we presented the Freshman Sophomore play Elmer Pat Newman Danny Smith Sue Remhart and Peggy Karbovanec took part ln the comedy mystery At the annual Freshman Get Together new friends were made that we knew would be lasting At the Sweetheart Swmg Judy Wendell represented the class ln the ueen s court As summer drew near it presented a chance for each to gather hls wlts before beginning his Sopho more year SOPHOMORE HISTORY Ludlowe seemed an entirely drflerent world that September m 1956 We had to be awake by 8 A M for classes this was no easy task Our class was now only one hundred and forty seven members strong and weak Many of our friends had gone to the new high school Andrew Warde Enjoying that feeling of superrorlty now that we felt in the swlng of thmgs we offered a helping hand or word to the new confused Freshmen W had to do this since we were so grateful to those who had helped us out durmg our first months We had to organize regulate and adjust to a new program the House System We were dlvlded lnto Webster House and Sllhman House Headmas ter replaced prlnclpal and there was a commons room formerly known as a study hall Class electrons took place in the fall when Andy Marak was elected president Laura MacKenzie uce president Lynn Horton secretary and Sue Wagner treasurer We produced some shlnlng stars ln sports that year Our friendship with our lost classmates was renewed at the first football game wlth Andrew Warde That was a happy day for us we won the game' Runnmg true to form Carl Frltsche and Jack Obljeskx sprained their ankles playing varslty basketball The glrls did a good yob ln the sports department too Nancy Perry Anne Naustdal Lmda Rudls and Kathy Sauer showed us how they could dribble a ball down the basketball court After some rough field hockey games Lmda Stau rovsky was seen hobblmg around the halls wlth brulsed shms' Our activities were many and varied We pon sored the Sweetheart Swmg and even the upper classmen admitted that we dld a good job Biology labs presented a new experlence for many of us How a microscope worked and what a layer of muscle looked like on that frog s leg surely had us bewlldered Learning to understand ,Iulzus Caesar and writing compositions entertamed us ln English class Eileen Drabaskl a soprano was the only student from our class to be selected to smg in an All State Festival ln November 1956 she repre sented our school m the Cholr Wanting to be rld of that term underclassman we watched our wonderful Sophomore year end quickly and that prefix upper drew nigh IUNIOR HISTORY At la t upperclassmen' After studymg and strug glmg for two years we made the grade but we found that more hard work and study lay ahead if we wanted to be on Daisy Cham a Graduation Under the able leadership of our class officers president Kathy Vmcent vice president Janet Ed wards secretary Pat Newman and trea urer Barb ara Derl we started early to plan for the Jumor Prom We set out to increase our budget by selling book covers at all hours of the day Two problems arose for the class What were we to do with the three thousand ordered book covers? How could we solye the mysterious disappearance of the records of our Freshmen class dues? We made our presence felt by the school as a whole too Those with a flair for the dramatxcs Barbara Johnson Sheila Dollard Dave Brundage and Hank Edmonds were lnltlated into the Na tional The plan Society Judy Wendell Kathy Vin cent Lmda Rudls and Sue Dever represented our .lunlor class on the cheerleading squad urglng the fans on ln our school cheers Solving complicated equations ln Algebra II or memorlzmg the laws of Phy arcs were nothing com pared to the composmg of our Junior E say The U S History class and our foreign exchange student I took quite a successful trip to Wash , I , .. , . , , 7 ' Q 7 7 . ' , s , e , . 9 ' ' ' ' 9 , , . . . . V . . S . I , S ca - 77 : , u - 3 1 i 1 , 9 , i 9 1 'I 0 , ' 7 7 cc so T , . . , . ' - ' 7 T - 7 7 7 . 44 as - ' ' 6' ,W cc - 19 ' ff 7, ' I , 7 . Q , 7 s . ' - 7 , , Usher, or a member of the Natlonal Honor Soclety. ' SS 97 ' . . . Q . 9 i 9 ' , ' - Q . 7 9 7 7 7 W n 7 9 ' ' n u 1 sg 1 u q, ' 9 . ' , . . e , - - , . . . u Q 7 ' 9 ' ' 1 Q 1 7 7 7 , . Q . . . - K . , ' , u . . 7 7 ' . ' v V . , z y . .. Y- - . ' I 'I s a n n 7 7 7 u A u . ' S . Y ' ' 3 as 99 . ' ' ' so as - - s, . lngton D C An actlylty of thls klnd had neyer been launched at Ludlowe before Special prlvllege for our class was granted w hen Ludlowe for the first tlme sent a student abroad for the summer on an exchange basxs Carla 'Vlarceau selected from our clas lnved ln Italy for two months The summer found Ludlowe ,lumors IH many places on school mlsslons Ed Reilly Art Nloore John Burke Karen Keatmg and Judy Hon ath rep resented Ludlowe at lNutmeg Boys State and Laurel Cxrls State at the Lnlverslty of Connectlcut Jay Howard one of ten delegates chosen from the state attended the 'Natlonal Student Councxl Conventlon ln TVIISSOUFI for a week On that last school day ln June ln 1953 we knew that when we returned to Roger Ludlowe ln September we would be Senlors That once far off goal was now w lthln a tw o month dlstance We had made lt' Now no one could boss us around We were busy at once wlth senlor 3CtlVl tles and this last year at Roger Ludlowe flew by We had antlclpated the fourth stage but when lt arrn ed lt was all too soon The school eemed a new place ln the fall of 1938 Clocks that uorlted were Installed ln every room A Publxc Address Sy stem was a much needed addztlon Comfortable new chalrs and de ks took the place of that cary ed up furnlture After some yr orous campalgnmg our cla s ofh cers were elected Jeff Mxlet led us wxth Sue Dever Lynn Horton and Janet Edwards as 3441 tants Some energetlc SCHIOIS attended the scrence nxght classes held at Andrew Warde for a fifteen week perlod They felt that the school day was suddenly too short for them to gam all the knowledge whlch they sought Lookmg back over our four years at Roger Ludlowe we reallze what wonderful opportumtles the school has offered us We managed to ht mto our schedule a lot of fun as well as hard work To each gomg on hls separate way we say S made' Our thanks to you Roger Ludlowe for what you have been to us Hlghllghts of thls memorable Senlor year are recorded on the followmg pages T A Twenty four happy links make az Daisy Cham . . V. 1 g S V . 7 ' , L T ' . . v ' M ' , 1. -L - I w v, A 7 N vhg . - 2 S . 1 I 9 V ' T ' I ' . , V T ' ' , - ,fs -. T y 1 I L 1 7 L , T . , , ' . , ' cc I 7: Y Y . . . ' s ' - , La 0- 7 7 long, always treasure the many friendships we have '79 7 V , 1 2 ' ' 2 A. , . Q ' h T v ' CJ gr M ' Q- s A .., . 1 t . - w f Ltr L R ' ' x 5 .H V y 4 ' v ,' kt A T T - X , an M - 7 l Us f . K 'A' lack Q A T- xx 1 I I f 1 X .5 K F - . SARAH DAY BEAUDIN 37 Redfeld November 22 San mee to know fashion plate sense of humor a smlle pamts her face headed for a teachzng career works at the Carou- se Actlvmes Ushers Gulld 3 Pep Club 2-4 Jr Red Cross 2 Fox 3 4 Forengn Stu dent Exchange Commlsslon 3 4 Home Ec 2 Dasxy Cham 3 FTA 4 President 4 Sports Intramural Hockey 1 2 Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Softball 1 2 CAA 3 4 HAROLD IV ALLEN 67 Ann Street July ll Harry Hey thats sharp' Lets go to the Harmony House I heard they have a new organ Always there when you need tm Phys a real cool plana Actlvltles Band 1-4 Manager 1 Secretary Treasurer 2 Pres 1dent4 Orchestral 2 Music Council 2 4 Fathers Club Show 4 Pl'lBSIh00d next PATRICIA ARMONATH 575 Mtll Plam Road November 29 at Watt a second She has a world of vtrtues tall and slender modest gal who says but ht good natured efictent Actlvltles Pep Club 24 F N A 3 4 Library Aide 1-4 Horseback Riding 1 Fllm Club 1 FTA 2 4 Secretary MARGERY ANN BECKER 73 Walls Drwe I une 4 Marge Beck Love makes the world go round wlt to persuade beauty to deltght combtne brams and mzschtef and the result ts Margte Actxvltles Fox 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Dance Commit tee 2 Horseback Rldmg 1 Record 3 4 Daisy Cham 3 Plans to work Sports Intramural Volleyball 2 3 Baseball 2 T PETER ALLEN 100 Bradley Street Aprtl 13 Pete three Allens down one to go Homework? You crazy? Where there s a party theres Pete pop ular through hrs modest man ner Actlvltxes Huntlng and Fish mg 3 Next step college KATHLEEN R BASKIE 294 Cathenne Terrace March 31 Kathy George says Ktng George the Fzrst wtth her cute and sweet fnendly dzsposttton Actlvltxes Ushers Guild 3 Pep Club 1-4 FTA 1 2 Fox 1 Llbrary Aide 1 2 House Councll 3 All School Exec Counc1l3 Gxrls Ban quet Committee 3 Dance Commxttees 1 2 Daisy Cham 3 Future secretary Sports Intramural Hockey 2 3 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 SUSANNE BENOIT 27 Lalley Boulevard February 4 ue Mmmmmmmm a flazr for the ongmal 0 K ktds very frtendly remarkable student unfatlmg enthustasm Entered from Wethersheld Hugh School 1957 Actlvxtles FNA 3 ,lr Red Cross3 Band3 Fatrjieldtana 4 Forexgn Student Exchange Commlsslon 3 4 Chalnnan 4 All School Exec Councxl 4 Fathers Club Show3 M M M 3 Future plans include nuts nn Sports Intramural Tennis 3 4 ROGER ANDERSON 219 Barlow Road January 28 Rog Lzfe will go on but I won t interfere easy gomg qutet and unassum tn ntce to be with 11 11 41 1 . . . . , 11 u 1 11 I , V Y . y . ff ' 1 1 2 ' ,' . . , 1 1 L ' at 11 u 11 as - - ... 1 ' ' ' up 11 u - 99 -1 ' ' ' H- ' . 11 1 ' ' . I ' , . . . ... ...a , - 5--. - tle . . . .. . . I '1 - 1 ' . . . , , 1 1 u '11 - uc 11 u 11 - as u 11 as 11 - - 1 11 - . . ... ... , . . . , . - 1 . .. . , . I ... . U ,y . l . , . , . 1 , . . . , , . ' . '- as 19 . - - , 1 - 1 1 1 1 a 41 'V .' ' . ' ' . ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . ' . . . . . , 1 1 1 1 . , ' U ' 7 ' 1 , . . . , . : . , , 1 . , , , . . . Q , 1 . ' If 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 Q . as 11 14 11 an - 11 - . ., ... 1 - 9 Z . . . Q . i . . . . . ' 1 1 1 . , 5 5 1 - - 1 ., 1 . , , D . ' , . BARBARA ANN BODNAR 827 Rwerszde Dnve Aprtl 18 Barb Really now' pretty and petzte on the look out for fun Good thmgs come tn small packages appears qutet but once she starts W ow' ACIIVIIICS Fox 1 Busmess Club 3 4 Sports Intramural Volleyball JAMES SHER WOOD BOK 1012 Mzll Platn Road December 1 ltmmy seen tn a real cool convertzble usually wzth the top down Spantsh scholar? College next RICHARD BROMBERC 162 Fatrfield Place Aprtl 7 Rtch What me worry? freckles btg brown eyes easy gotng o red and whzte Ford Plans or the future are engmeermg Sports Inrtamural Football 2 ,I V Football 1 DA VID BRUNDAGE 74 Dwtght Street November 27 Dave brown crew cut happy when playmg foot ball and under cars nzce smtle Ma shes makmg eyes at me Actlvmes Kom1ans14 Stage Crew 14 Fathers Club Show 1 4 Badminton Club 3 4 Frosh Soph Play l Thesplans 4 Servxce next Sports F Club 4 nra mural Football 2 Ba ketball 2 3 Badmmton 3 Softball 2 .IV Football 3 Varsxty Football 4 Track 24 CAROL ELIZABETH BOROS 661 Rzverstde Drwe October 8 F ogg? excels tn basket a sweet fnendly Lets go to a party wmnmg smtle easy to like vwtd sense of humor Actxvltles Fox 1 Prom Commlttee 3 Clrls Sports Banquet 3 Record Club 3 Next step busmess school Sports CAA 24 F Club 2-4 Intramural Hockey 1 3 Basketball 1 Volleyball 13 Softball 13 Varslty Basket ball 2-4 ROBERT BRADLEY 70 Reef Road August 16 Bo works at Lorenzo s the steady type m walkzng Qutet but Hts smtle wtll take htm far ROBERT BRUNETTI 1040 Mtll Htll Terrace July 4 Bruno worthy to be called a frzend above all u fine fellow Better late than never Me for fun and laughter Actxvntxes Huntmg and Fnsh mg 3 Next IS college Sports Trackl I BEVERLY BRUTTOMESSO 267 Eastlawn Street July 7 ev Talkattve and rzendly full of mtschtef sparkles tn her eyes a smcere frtend Actxvltles Pep Club 3 F T A 13 FNA14 Stage Crew 4 Forelgn Student Exchange Commlssxon 3 Plans to enter nursmg Sports G A A 3 4 ntra mural Hockey 1 3 Basketball 1 3 Volleyball 13 SK 77 ' , .IZ ,, I '-55 71 . I . , ,V . - , -, , 3 . , . X , ,un t . ..--, S ' ,S 2 'Z ng - ll 73 H !! KK bn ! .Il - I cc- no - ls --.,.. ,,, - , . , V ,. 1,2. .. - H .. ,, .. ,, .. ,, - , . ,B .. ..: ht .. H . , I - . sr as - - I' . ,, 3 ' ' Z Q... I - Q I ' 'Q ...'Q .. . . . g : , gl - . .3 .3 ., if Y! 7' ' ll !..' , ,, 3 'Z , , 'v Y 'Z ,Q ' 1 - 4 ..,, , . ,It- . 5 5 4 ,Q 4 5-- Z 4 -. . xy .xiQ f c MARGARET ANNE COLLINS 79 Lee Drwe September 4 Marge Another test already? Is perststent she has the last word wtth an echo To take thmgs as they be that ts my phtlos vphy Actlvltles Pep Club 2 Cholr 3 Fazrfeldtana 3 Apprentlce 3 Modeling next JOHN BURKE 41 Henderson Road August 24 Johnny mop all around sport What? Me take out a gurl? one of our fearless football players happy go lucky a really neat guy Sports Football 3 Varslty Football 4 IOHN CHICOS 580 Reef Road June 21 Chico Can I copy? He who has ablhty Ends has place cross country man qmet and content to go hrs way Actlvlues Bowling 4 Boys Sport Banquet 4 Archery 3 Plans to attend U Conn Sports F Club 3 4 Intra mural Football 2 Basketball 3 .I V Baseball 2 Varslty Cross Country 3 4 Baseball SALLY COLLINS Old Orchard Park .luly 21 al' mtellzgent Cold and blue are Choates colors I m sure I flunked that test Never has a rntnute to stop talkmg Actlvltles .lr Red Cross 1 3 Cholr 1 Fox Copy Edltor 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 For elgn Exchange C0mmlSSl0n 3 4 Fathers Club Show 1-4 F 1lm Club 1 Glrls Sport Ban quet 2-4 Natlonal Honor So clety 3 4 MMM 1-4 Dalsy Cham 3 Vassar College next Sports GAA 2-4 Intramur al Hockey 1 2 Basketball 1 4 Softball 1-4 Tennis 2-4 CWENDOLYN CARBERRY 666 Old Post Road August 6 Wendy Sc ya at the hbrary takes an tnterest m lzfe espectally someone e se the steady type bug brown eyes soft spo en Actxvmes Pep Club 3 4 FTA 24 FNA 1 Stage Crew 2 3 Llbrary Alde 1 Prom Commlttee 3 House Counc1l2 Fathers Club Show 3 4 Badminton Club 1 2 Swlmmlng Club 1 F xlm Club 1 Next step college Sports Intramural Basketball 1 2 4 Volleyball 1 2 Bad mmton 1 Softball 1 2 IOHN CLARK 51 Shoreham Terrace Apnl 2 Buster tall brown crew cut happy go lucky one of the boys loves cars football hero and lady kzller Cant carry too many books Ill be ttred for the game Actxvxtles Archery 3 Future plans mclude college Sports F Club3 4 Varsxty Track 1 2 Football 2-4 NANCY BETH CORNWELL 215 Old Post Road March 19 Nan You really mean 1 ? a warm smile to greet lzkes boys un loving always a real cute face and long black hazr Acuvmes F x 1 Record Club3 THOMAS CA RP 62 Forest Avenue December 5 Sktp I need some gas money I m ndtng on fumes Well I dont thmk I belong tn this Engltsh class anyway always jokmg a true wtt tn the class Actlvmes Archery 3 Future plans mclude art or mechanics A ' '- ' ,-1 --,N , U 11 f ac Q ' SL . 1: 4 Z 1 ' ' A as - 11 n 11 14 11 cc u - 11 as . . . ,, . , . . ,, . . . . . . . , . . . . . ,S , . . . . 1 , . . . , . . 1, . . . . . i . 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I Q I , D Z ' Z . 1 1 , 1 1 . . , - 1 1 ' ' . 1 Z - , . 1 1 - - - S . . . . , ' . , , . 1 1 1 ' ,, .,. ,, ft' 19 K u 11 u .I ,, . - ' - , lt 11 , - . o , JEANETTE ANN CRABTREE 850 Holland Htll Road December 24 an Oh well try agatn talkative ound on lunch shtfts behznd the cash rcgtster long brown hzur a warm smtle for all her frtends Actxvltxes Pep Club 3 Clxolr 1 2 Fox 1 2 L1braryA1de 1 Buslness Club 3 Plans to become a secretary DONNE CULLEN 154 Tatntor Drtve March 27 Don agreed by all hes quzet and tall shy and modest class blusher I just dont understand wo men ROBERT DEAKY 251 Oldfield Road July 13 Deals Make ll super charged lun to be wtth a true mechantc works at the Fzrst National Actlvmes Industrlal Club 3 Plans to be an auto mechanlc Sports Intramural Football 2 Baseball 2 ROBERT DECKER 157 Arbor Dnte February 5 Bo Don t just do somethmg stand there brown hazr and blue ev es works at the Fzrst Natzonal cheerful To know htm to dtscover htm Actnvmes Bowling Club 1 Future plans lnclude the Navy LORRAINE CZERWINSKI 10 Robert Court March 29 Larry Thats the way the ball bounces cheerful and full of pep a great a smtle for everyone a workzng gal Entered from Central Hlgh School 1957 Actlvxtles BUSIBBSS Club 3 Dalsy Cham 3 Secretary next MICHAELENE CZIPOTH 743 Rowland Road August 26 Mike Oh no you re ktddtng tall blonde full of laughter always seen at Ctndys remember her Fathers Club presenta ttons Actlvmes Pep Club4 FTA 3 Cholr 3 4 Baton Twlrler 1 Fathers Club Show 1 3 Swlmmlng Club 1 Theatre Club 3 Next step dramatic school or modelmg OSCAR DEER 1628 lennmgs Road july 26 0 Dee short blonde crew cut another 0 D That s the late telephase of mttosts easy gomg good artist What me worry? Actxvltles Komlans2 3 Band 4 Fatrheldtana 4 Photog raphy 4 Stage Crew 24 Prom Commlttee 3 Fathers Club Show 3 4 Frosh Sopb Play 2 Fxlm Club 1 Dra matlc Club 3 Thesplans 3 4 Next College S orts Club 3 4 Footballl Basketball 2 ln tramural Baketball 3 Volley ball 3 Badminton 3 Track Manager 3 Varsxty 2 4 BARBARA ANN DERI 30 Longview Avenue June 20 Barbs Friends and I hope you are my frtends HL' Ht' 1' ta and lanky never cranky I vlvaczous dependable worker Actxvltles Pe Club 14 FNA 12 ,Ir RedCrossl4 Treasurer 4 Library Aide 1 2 House Councnll 3 4 All School Exec Counc1l4 Class Ollicer 3 Treasurer Swnm mmg Club 1 3 Home Ec 2 Horseback Rxdmg 1 Fxlm 1 Daisy Cham 3 Teaching next u 11 at 1 ' 11 , . - 1 ' 54 11 1 so 1 11 u 1 . .. , . . . , . - - 11 . . . . . . , . . . ul 11 as - 11 ... , ... ... . . . ' f KK ' 7 ' 7 . . ,, , - 4 - Z Q . . . ' 3 1 1 . . . . l . . 1 , . , 1 1 1 ,tt 11 , - - ' ' . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - ' u 1 11 . . . , . ss 11 rt 1 A . . ,, ' . u 11 44 - . . . . . 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HENRY C EDMONDS 222 Dunnlea Road March 14 Hank may be found tn the cafeterta 4th pertod worktng9 dependable fnend to all stage crew Actlvmes Komlans 2-4 Fatr jieldzana 3 4 Apprenttce 3 Business Manager 4 Stage Crew 24 Manager3 4 Prom Commlttee 2 3 Fathers Club Show 24 Thesplans 3 4 Next step college SUSAN MARIE DEVER 25 Flax Road May 5 ue What do you ktds want to eat now 9 depend able and reliable trustmg fnend Actlvltles Pe Club 14 FNA 12 .lr Red Crossl 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Co Cap tam 4 Llbrary Axde l 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Forelgn Exchange Commlssxon 4 Bowl mg 1 Swlmmmg 2 Clrls Sport Banquet 3 Future plans mclude nursing Sports G A A l 4 n ra mural Hockey 1 3 Basketball 1 2 Softball 1-4 Tenms 2 3 Badmlnton 3 JV Basket ball 3 KATHLEEN DONEGAN 257 South Benson Road October 8 Kay Hey hes cute' sweet and attractzve mtld tn manner a touch of sophtstzcatton Thought ts often bolder than speech conservatwe plans to be come a medtcal secretary Entered from Central Hlgh School 1957 EILEEN DRABASKI 107 Taylor Place Southport January 22 Dont you dare' prtde and joy of the chotr e appears qutet but we won derw sweet and content to go on her own way ardent worker for the year book Actlvltles FNA 14 Vlce President 4 Pep Club 4 Cholr 14 Ushers Culld 4 Baton Twlrler 3 Fatrfieldtana 2-4 Apprentlce 2 3 Faculty Committee Chaxrman 3 ,Iumor Editorial Board 3 Typing Edt tor 4 Lxhrary Alde 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Home Ec 2 M MM 3 4 Pres1dent4 All State Cholr 2 Dalsy Cham 3 Muslc Councll 4 Future plans Include nurslng JAMES DINA 185 Edward Street January 9 lm what a bratn prefers Sophomore gtrls been huntlng lately? wtll succeed Actxvmes SWlmmlng Club 1 Plans to enter the Held of sclence JANET C EDWARDS May 27 an Smzle tt cant be that bad How ya dom ktd9 cute tn a fltrtattous way Actxvxtles Pep Club 14 FTA 2 Lxbrary Alde 3 House Councxl 1 4 All School Exec Counc1l4 Fathers Club Show 3 4 Class Treasurer l VxcePres1dent 3 Gxrls Sport Banquet 14 Dalsy Cham 3 Plans to be a medical secre tary Sports Intramural Hockey 1 3 Basketball 14 Volleyball 14 Badmlnton 1 2 Softball 14 Tenms 1 2 Varslty Hoc key 4 ROBERT DORIN 71 Yarrow Road February 27 Bob tall blond crew cu car fanatic Lets take tt apart Actlvltles lndustrtal Club 3 Plans lo become an auto me channc SHEILA DUEL DOLLARD 55 Mtll Htll Road Southport September 16 e Okay let s see really? Me sophtstr. cated 9 I ll never fntsh all this tn homeroom' future actress tndwtdualtst Acttvtttes Pep Club 1-4 Komlans 24 Stage Crew 2 Forexgn Exchange Commxsslon 3 4 House Councxl 1 3 Frosh Soph Plays 1 2 Ftlm Club 1 Debating Club 1 Thesplans 3 4 Daisy Cham 3 College next Sports Intramural Hockey l 3 Basketball 13 Volleyball X ILS 71 KI ' :f e i? -Q, n ' 1 P - 2 if? - I - - - v 9 - Q ' gigl. Z Z ' 4 , 9 T' ' ' . . - I ' , , . . . . 8' . , ' A , , : . . . - g I t - - 7 I ' ' 5 1 3 S S 5 g . . - . . , , -X HJ- ,, - 7 K ' I Kish ,S CK I i . . . . . . , of . ,t .. . . . . . . he . . . . , - ,L an n u 9 n . n u 1 . -lf' f - - a ' . . . . . il ' . . . . . ' ' . - 4 2 Q , s ' , s ' 1 1 , - U : : v 1 ' 13 - 5 .. , H . 175 Shoreham Village Drive , ---Sh ..,,, .. . . , 'F , . . . , 7 D it ' I . . . . . ' ' ' ' ' .IM . . ,, . . . A ll Y! ' . I' , . --5 , . : - : U -- - . , - . . . 5 Q . . . . , , 1 , , . , . . . . . ' h , . - D 3 - o . u . n 1 Y . 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H ' swf . l 4' f if' JAMES .l ENTWISTLE 153 Mona Terrace October 6 tm Lets mottvate the mottvator back to the pad Henry freckles no words serve try stlenre My ktngdom for a car' Ltfe ls short lots of fun Actlvltxes Fox 1 Audlo Vlsual Club 2 Next college Sports Intramural Football 2 Golf 4 PETE ERICSON 25 Concord Street October 11 Dont just do stand there' strange blue eyes of the shops he d whatever a real rlot Dtllon something Oh those terror tops tn his tt s frtendly Actlvmes Huntmg Club 4 Future plans Include the Navy Sports Track 4 JEANNETTE R FORCHIONE November 24 an You bet earn est worker for student counctl knows her own mtnd e ctent tn all she undertakes To know her ts to lzke her Actxvmes Ushers Culld 2 3 Pep Club3 4 FNA 2 .lr e Cross 2 4 Fox Fatrheldtana 4 House Council 4 Swlmmmgl Home EC 3 Clrls Sport Banquet 3 4 Next step nursmg Sports GAA 24 lntramur al Hockey 1 2 Basketball 2 Volleyball 1 2 Softball 1 2 PETER H FOYTHO 14 Eleanor Terrace May 15 Pete What me worry? easy to get along wzth oh those weekends' Not many men can surpass tm Actlvmes Swimming I Fu ture plans Include college ROBERT THFODORE FABRYK 72 South Pine Creek Road October 21 Bo Dont gzte up the shzp I dont sweat the small stag one of the greatest always throw mg a pass with a football and to the gtrls one o the men Actrvme Radio Club 4 Sports F Club Intramural Track 2-4 JV Football 1 2 Varslty Football 3 4 Co Cap tam 4 RUTH FINAN 68 Longdean Road December 13 Szlence ts a vtrtue a slender brown pony tall Time to go to work' frtendly nature Plans for the future are to enter the armed forces DALE M GARRISON 801 South Ptne Creek Road New gtrl at Ludlowe ways seen at Bronx Bakery a ll tle gal wrth a btg heart a friendly personaltty plans or the future are to become a teacher Entered from Lauralton Hall 1958 CAROL ELAINE GENTILE 74 Henry Street June 18 Boy oh boy' a lady makes no notse sweet smtle soft manner femtntnzty LS a vzrtue knows where shes going Actlvmes Ushers Culld 1 Pep Club4 FNA 3 4 .lr Red Cross 4 Plans to be a secretary Sport Intramural Volleyball 4 Badmmton 4 Softball 4 ll bi! Ci 7 'Y -'pl ' tt f l V ,, . . . S: . u It . .tt as . . - 1 -53- I g . . ' , g Q.. . 1 y ' ' 1-A ill ' 79 ll 5 ' IK ' 79 KK 7 ' '... 1 'D , ', . ... ' ' ' ...tll, . . .. . . . If , ' , , , , ' ll ' 9, M l , N... .I ' ' A .... . ' i . . . ' . . . N ' ' - , as as . - ' W 1 . , . ... I : - 5 - 5 N ' 53 Longview Avenue March 12 , . l I , sf. - ....,,. - , . . H I ... ... - ' . . , , . W E U U A I ... I L , . 3 Q . n n ' ' , . . . , , . ... Q , . G . , , , L . , g . . . 3 . , . ,, R d - g Ig S: . , . . P 4 ' 2 - S 1 - 1 . V , . : . . . - 3 - ' a 2 Q 9 Q n - as ss as n I , . 5 5 . 'f 4 ' 7' h' . ROBERT HANSEN 363 Reef Road October 18 Bo Lets go for a rt e blonde quzet Hts car 15 hts nde and oy get my corsage wholesale Ltfe ts swell so are gtrls Actxvxtles Hunting and Flsh mg 3 Plans to enter the Coast Guard Sports Intramural 2 1 f CAROL ANN GOODFELLOW 81 Henderson Road December 13 One of the quzet ones sweet natured future teach supporter of Ludlowe s games long brown hazr Actlvltles Ushers Guxld 1 3 Pep Club3 4 FNA 3 4 Next nursmg Sports Intramural Volleyball 4 Badmlnton 4 Softball 4 BARBARA ANN CREGA 85 Rowland Road August 7 Babby Stop maktng me laugh lots of fun and good humor cheerful brun ette wtth a cute smtle loves to patronize Fatrfield U I don t get ll Actlvltles Pe Club 14 FTA 3 FNA12 Baon Twtrler 14 Swlmmlng Club 1 Home Ec 3 Horseback Rldmg 2 Plans to become a stewardess Sports Intramural Softball 2 Tenms 2 ALFRED HEGEDUS 57 Dtll Road May 18 tall blonde quiet ls thts Book Report Day? always seen wtth thts period over? ACIIVIIIES Graduatlon Usher 3 Future plans mclude be commg a nuclear physlcxst GENEVA GOSNELL 801 Mull Plum Road March 30 tn Consctentmus work Nothmg worrtes her Notlnng hurnes her A woman of few but well cho sen words reluzble gal Actlvlttes FTA 2 4 Farr heldtana 4 Apprentlce 4 Swlmmmg 4 Future plans m clude teaclung Sports CA A 14 Intramur al Hockey 1 2 Basketball I 3 Volleyball 13 Softball 1 2 Tennls 2 JOSEPHINE CRYWALSKI 32 Grasmere Avenue September 9 The qutet thoughts are the best What would a good companion s y but nzce Actlvltles Fox 1 lrls Sport Banquet 3 Plans for the future are to become a secretary Sports GAA 3 4 Intramur al Hockey 4 Volleyball 4 Badmmton 4 Softball 1 4 Tenms2 4 ,IV 24 SUSAN HERIIANN 310 Bronson Road June 30 ue That s the breahs new hairstyle Sue9 ltttle and likeable athletu: mtelllgent ambztzous worlter for the For ACIINIIICQ Choir 13 Nluslc Council 3 Fax 24 ea ture Edltor3 A ouate I-dn tor 4 Father Klub Show I 2 Ctrl Sport lianquet 24 National Honor Society 3 4 'SI I Duty Cham College next Sports G A A 24 F ub 3 4 Intr.1muralTenmsl 2 4 Softball I4 Yolleyball l 4 Basketballl 2 .IV Bas kc-tball 3 4 Hockey 2 Var tty Hockey 3 4 BARBARA ANN GRABOWSKI 217 Lalley Boulevard December 9 Barb long blonde hatr up tn the clouds famous baton twtrler u of the devzl Actlvttles Pep Club3 FTA 24 Baton Twlrler 24 Cap tam 4 Drum Majorette 4 Next college Sports Intramural Basketball 1 Volleyball 2 Softball 2 Tennis 1 2 f- 3 nu. ,' er... I , . II J. I. 1 . - ,I I g ' g . A . 2. GC 71 KI ' lKG'Y! ' ' - II.. I I er... . - ft H - ' ' .... ' . ' ...fll as s -ny ,,, . ' : p -3 , 3 : I 5 .. . .. . g . . . , 3 t I. - -I9 I-3 - 'C - y ' QII . 3 I I II ,I , : . - - . 9 , I - ' 4 -4 . : I : 9 : - g g . , . b ... ' Al ... , 'd ... , ' '... ' Alon... . . 1 o . Y, ' p IIII . II I I I I 9 ...one of the boys... lll Bob Dorm... What ttme ts ltfe be without sports. . . . ... ' . ll, I I I . I . . . , - , : - . - 1 ' SG : . . . .3 - - ' 4 : 2 v Q K , g . . -. g as U .4 , A., I -II I I I III . . I I , . . ru 4 , - ' f' , ,II :I II p , C, V. T: ,, will wx- ,. .3 , , g 1 -3 I' - 'S A w .- ' ge-' . x I s ,I.I.. I . 3 5 A ' ' . . . - , I l 5 - 'Q MINI.. . -43 Vs' I 3. ' . I I 1 I .T -: . .. -g Cl 1' V V I 1 8 1 'Y - : t . 9 -- '- v Q ' .' Q ' s' ' , . JOHN HILLER 1233 South Pine Creek Road October 2 Butch devoted to Coach Bear feet he s got plenty I quiet and unassuming big soccer man Actlvxtles FT A 3 4 Archery 3 Plans to enter the service Sports Varsity Soccer 2 3 4 LYNN M HORTON 542 Old Mill Road September 22 A smile or all What a way to end the day Span ts ' Shes tn the army now college next Actlvmes Pep Club 14 jr Red Cross Choxrl Fox 4 Fair eldtana 2 3 Prom Com mittee 3 House Councxl 1 4 All School Exec Councxl 4 Fathers Club Show 2 4 Class Secretary 2 Swlmmlng 3 Clrls Sport Banquet 24 Dalsy Cham 3 Sports GAA 24 lntra mural Tennis 24 Softball 3 Badmmton 3 Basketball 14 Volleyball 13 Hockey 13 .l V rlockey 4 IAY HOWARD 378 Penfleld Road September 30 worthy o all that might be said of htm To blufl or not to blu that ts the ques tion Make way for this man hes one in a million Actlvltles Jr Red Cross 2 Choir 1 Fair eldtana 2 Ap prentxce 2 Stage Crew l Prom Committee 3 House Council 3 4 President 4 All School Exec Council 24 Class Olficer 1 N A S C Grad ration Usher 2 3 Future plans mclude college RAYMOND HOWFLL 111 Pilgrim Lane October 16 Ray Live lt e while you can Make way for this guy hes a fare one Wit is his middle name adds life to the class ways in good humor Actxvmes ,lr Red Cross 2 3 Next stop 1 college Sports .lV Ba ketball 2 Varsity Coll 14 THERESA ELIZABETH HOMA 284 Linwood Avenue June 27 re Better late than never quiet and sweet studlous a true friend green car e ctent Actlvxtles Uhers Culld 4 Pep Club4 FNA 3 4 .lr Red Cross 4 Fatrfieldzana 4 Apprcntlce 4 Lnbrary Alde 4 Tennls Club 4 Future plans mclude becoming an axrllne stewardess JUDITH R HORVATH 95 Charles Street December 21 Judy lm on a diet' part time librarian soft spoken dependable worker studtous Actlvltles Pep Club 14 Pres :dent 4 Fox 1 Farr eld :ana 3 4 .lumor Editorial Board 3 Chalrman 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Foreign Stu dent Exchange Commls lon 4 House Councxl 2 3 Badmm ton 3 4 Swlmmmgl Horse back Rndmg 1 Girls Sports Banquet 4 Clrls State 3 Daxsy Cham 3 Next step college Sports GAA 3 4 Intramur al Tenms 3 4 Softball 24 Volleyball 2 Hockey 2 3 MARCUERITE HUGHES 298 Willow Street Southport April 14 Did anyone see a green 44 C ' lives in bermudas that happy smile Actlvltxes Ushers Culld 1 Pep Club 14 ,lr Red Cross 3 Fatrheldlana 3 4 Prom Committee 3 C-lrls Sports Banquet 3 1'uture plans ln clude nursing Sports CA A 3 4 lntramur al Hockey 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Volleyballl 2 CLENDA SUE IVEY 788 Reel Road May 5 Susie Good enough' Army or Navy' cute and peppy always Il big HL lor ezerwone What are ue girls dom this weeken1l9 Entered from Fat Stroud bur Hn h Penn ylvanla 1958 Actlvltles Pep flub 4 Fair fieldtana 4 Apprentice 4 Plans for the future are to attend colle e az- ,, .4 ,, , : s 3 1 - - - . 4 . 2 Q 2 1 . KC ,Y ll 4 15 is ,, ' I . l -ll 1 s 1 ' I u I , - I , ,: -..-., ' T ' !S I ' n Q n - 0 l I . - - h. . . . . U I n - ' u on 1 ' 7 , - , .t N , . ' ' ' ' 7 W . ' 'lb 2, , Y 1 ' 1 v 9 - . ' - - . 1 t v A s . 1 v ' , ' F - ' , , . ' . ' . s ' l ' -' I S : . , . . . ' - . 1 s ' . , D . . . - ' 3 q 9 1 9 - , , .. A . , ' ' . 1 . 7 . ' 7 . ' ' . A9 9 3 : : . . . -Q - ' ' 'S Q , , ' . , . - - ' - s 9 ' 9 ' ' . . - . - . ' v s ' 1 1 s , R 7 5 ' , . ll '97 KK U9 ,V Have car - will traveln . . . Maggie . . . beautiful eyes . . . new girl . . . Now look , - .t - , Nu . gm., A V 'um .y.t . ' . . . . 1 ' . ' ' . U ' I ' 1 h ZH - U 1 1 - ' ' 7 , 1,9 , V 5 , . .3 I A . , ' : . g .g ., g . s c s- . . . . I . 1, . H . , 2 F - - , - a xx. S . - A 5 ' . 3 1 I. I ... : I : .' . , , 4 - ' : . ' 1 5 9 .' J: . . . . g ' - , -5 , . I ' 3 x. . Q gu , . 3 . . . .g 3 v I ' a , . y , t ,Q in A. . H ,, .t - - - f .n. . I I U . 1. . X ' . . . . al- ' : . .. , . , S . : . . s ' 3 JOAN M KOOLIS 100 Cedar Road June 10 Joante ntce to know true fnend Hes got a leave hes comtng home' one of the crowd Can I have permtsszon to talk? A lvtttes FNA 1 2 J Red Cross 3 Prom Commlt tee 3 Bowlxng 1 Plans to enter buslness Sports Intramural Basketball l Volleyball 3 LAWRENCE B JANULIS ll Osborne Place March 'l Larry a lttlle notsy yet a ltttle shy but lots of fun and quzte a guy as znno ent as an unltghted fre crar ner a lnend o all kctmttes Stage Crew 4 Bowltng Club 3 Hor eback Rldlng 1 Huntlng and Fl h mg 3 4 Sports ,IV Football 1 KAREN ELIZABETH KEATING 394 Rowland Road September 4 Right? Rtght' lwes ln the Wolf Den hep on Laurel Ctrls State whlz ln math ull of bounce languages languages Actnlttes Pep Club 3 4 Fazr eldzana 3 4 Junxor Board 3 Chalrman 4 Ltbrary Alde 3 Prom Commxttee 3 Fathers Club Show 4 Cxrls State 3 Daxsy Cham 3 Kom lans 4 FTA 14 Sllllman Treasurer 4 Future plans ln clude teachmg ELIZABETH ANNE KOVACS 105 Grasmere Avenue June 20 Betty Anne What can I say? full of wztty chat er be good w y teachers get gray coo and tntelltgent Detentzon agazn9 Actnvltxes Pep Club 4 FTA 4 FNA 1 .Ir Red ross 3 Baton Twtrler 1 Stage Crew 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Dance Commlttee 2 Swlm mmg 4 Record Club 3 Tea chmg next Sports Intramural Hockey 2 Basketball 2 4 Volleyball 2 Softball 2 K BARBARA ANNE JOHNSON 91 Glover Street May 14 Budge a flazr for the ortgznal Thesptan pony tatl a ltkeable way known for her baton twtrltng at half time Acttvltles FNA 4 Komlans 24 Band 13 Baton Twlrler 14 Co Captam 3 Muslc Councll 3 Prom Commlttee 3 House Counc1l2 Fathers Club Show 4 Frosh Soph Playsl 2 Cxrls Sports Ban quet 4 Thesptans 2 4 Daisy Cham 3 Nursmg next Sports GAA 24 nra mural Hockey 13 Basketball 13 Volleyball 13 Softball 1 3 Tennts 1 3 BARBARA ANN KICIA 1945 Ktngs Htghway November 4 Barb Heck what chem homework? short brown curly hatr studtous gal wtlltng worker ACUVIIICS Ushers Guild 4 PepClubl 2 4 FNA 24 ,lr Red Cross 2 Fatryieldtana 4 Apprentice Badminton 3 4 Horseback Rldtng 1 Next step nursing Sports Intramural Tenms 2 MARTY KOVOLICK 78 Osborne Lane Southport June 23 Marty member of the early morning poker club tn loves to talk but not to teachers plenty of power Actnvmes Fatrfieldtana 4 Photographer 4 Hunttng and Flshmg 3 ELLEN JOHNSON 1369 South Pme Creek Road December 1 l don t get thts prob em quiet spoken actwe always seen tn the Fox Hole dependable efczent Mona Ltsa ACIIVIIIBS ,lr Red Cross l 2 Choxr12 Fox 14 Edttor tn Chlef 4 Forelgn Student Exchange Commtssxon 3 4 Fathers Club Show 14 Chess Club 3 Ftlm Club 1 Debat tn Club 1 MMM 14 Dalsy Cham 3 Plans to be come an 1nter1or deslgner Sports GAA 4 Intramural Hockey 1 Basketball 2 4 Softball 1 4 1 . fl U! ' ' p s If , 1 - I . ' I v ,. 3 S , , 5' , . A' Il If ' HEI!! ll Y ' , ,, . . ,, . . .. . I ,, . . . , . . ' ' ' . ... , . . , , 'v-' Q - 1 I ' ' .ss ,, I 1 ' I U .Y .9 Y I -5 - fi . . -, - , - 2 1 3 1 , Q ' . ' 1 u ' w , Y . 7 9 Y 9 -1 ' . ' ' . . ' . 7 9 - 1 ! - . . . , . s , ' 1 1 ' 2 v - - - 's , 'v Z 'S - ' . - , . . - . . . . -, It - :. . . , - ' 'Q , 1 5 's 'Z v - .3 .l li !9 G6 ' ' H s - t h H 'G , .. l . , U . '. , ll ',, . ' .un nun . ,, I. . tt , , a - H . . , . ' 9 u . . I ' !! 1 I n . . . s s. , , ct . , , I'. , ,' 1 ,gl v Q I, 9 - ' u - ' ' ' . ' 1 - ' , 1 ' ' Q , : - Y a ' ! 1 9 , . t 3 U U Q y ' v LYNN LaFONTAINE 33 Spruce Street Southport Aprtl 1 Ya know? Thats spooky happy go lucky never a dull moment one of the gtrls member of the Lost Weekend' eets Actxvltres Pep Club 14 Jr Red Cross 1 Falrheldtana 3 4 Prom Commtttee 3 House Council 1 2 Fathers Club Show 4 Fxlm Club 1 Grrls Banquet 3 4 College next Sports CAA 3 4 Intra mural Hockey 1 2 Volleyball 3 I V Hockey 3 Varsrty Hockey 4 EDWARD LASKA 214 Dunnlea Road June 22 Alaska smcere but stlent Kzng of the Food Fatr Mr Beys rzght hand man a ltcensed walker mce to know always there tj needed Actrvmes Bowlmg Club 4 Fllm Club 4 Plans to enter the Navy Sports Intramural Football 1 JOHN H LINDSEY 92 Fteldrock Road May 16 Duh I dont know outstandtng math student I ve got a problem for you terrific tn soccer and track Someone Ludlowe ts proud Actxvxtles Brrdge Clubl 2 4 Future plans rnclude college Sports Intramural Soccer 1 Cross Country 1 Track 1 2 4 Varslty Soccer 4 LILLIAN BELLE LOC K W OOD 439 W ormwood Road January 27 L Real cool lover o rock and roll wants her drtver s ltcense Am t that cute? Plans to do ojice work Entered from Bassrck High School Bndgeport 1958 RICHARD H LEAVY 271 Woodrow Avenue May 4 Rtchte lm not pre pared Why don t these women leave me be? unforgettable character Why should the devtl have all the fun? Acttvrtles Bowlmg Club 3 Hunting and Fxshmg Club 3 Fut re plans lnclude the Arr Force Sports Intramural Baseball 1 4 .I V Football 2 Varslty Soccer 3 DONALD M LEONARD 193 Shoreham Drzve A pnl 12 Don Whos been tell tng you stories? Why worry report cards aren t due e a hznt of mtsbeltef tn those bzg brown eyes Actlvltles Fllm Club 2 3 Huntmg and Flshmg 3 Next college Sports ,I V Football 1 Var stty Football 2 LAURA MacKENZIE 1492 Unquowa Road July 24 Ozzie a non conformtst ull of rntschtef tern c sense of humor ACIIVHICS Pep Club 14 ,lr Red Cross 2 Fazrfieldtana 4 Prom Committee 3 House Councll 1 3 Class Vrce Pres ldent 2 Ftlm Club l Dalsy Cham 3 College next Sports C A A 2 4 Vlce Pres 1dent3 F Club3 4 Intra mural Hockey 1 Basketball 1 Volleyball 14 Softball I 4 Tenms 2 JV Hockey 2 Basketball 3 4 Varsrty Hoc key 3 4 Hockey Manager 2 STEVE MALASICS 272 Lalley Boulevard November 19 Mutntk Mox Ntx A regular guy the ktnd you ltke a personaltty that always pleases one of the men a devoted football player Actrvrtles Huntlng and Fish mg Club 3 Plans for the fu ture are to enter the servlce Sports F Club 2 4 Varsity Football 1 4 Co Captam 4 Track 2 3 Cl ' 'II Cl! . Y! lK. 7 . ...an y H U . . . 1 ' . tv ' r ' : ' : : ' 1 ' ' 5 -- S X , , ' u n - u an as r - - Cl D! Cl 7 ' .I .'. 9 , ' ' I9 if ' . ,, . s u l yt. y nf ,, ' ' ' ' ... ' . . . ' . . l 7 . . , . z -3 i v i V 3 , - U - .. , - g g : - . . . I , . ! 9 A ' s ' , Y Y , . . : , g - ' v Z . 1-43 Softball 1-4-g Badmxnton Z -- 9 , ' ...an - ' - . - . .. -U .. -,, N, ..,: ...f fi N - . . l 'II ' . ,, . 3 Z a!,aaa . as ... : . l I ' . l.: - l . . . 3 g : - : , Z . i. . - ' 3 , , : . . . -g - - , ' D - ,Aa yy , - ,ss as -A ' U ' Y 9 1 ' Y - : -, - s 3 'S ' , - S 2 - - C Q 3 ' v Q ' S. N. SILT!!! KK Vl ' Cl 'I YI ... . X 1 9 ' JUDY McEVOY 740 Old Post Road November 3 T btrd new glrl with a cute and wmnmg way I rn gomg steady agazn' bench warmer for the hockey team cool dresser Entered from Wilton Hlgh 1953 Actxvxtxes Forelgn Student Exchange Commlsslon 4 Fu ture plans mclude college Sports J V Hockey 4 MARCIA MANSFIELD Htgh Meadow Road December 21 Marsh Ht ya' neat and collegiate blond bombshell one track mtnd Bob' her gentle smtle has won many friends Actlvmes Pep Club 3 4 Fazryieldtana 4 Apprenttce 4 Llbrary Alde 4 Prom Com mlttee 3 Forexgn Student Ex change Commlsslon 4 Bad mmton 3 4 Interior Decorat mg next Sports Intramural Hockey 4 Volleyball 3 4 Softball 4 AGNES MARY MARKS 137 Pratt Street Aprtl 8 gs Dont ktd your se Shes frzendly all the whtle you rarely see her without a smtle The best way to have a frzend ts to be one Actlvltles Prom Committee 3 Horseback Rldmg l Record Club 3 .lunlor Board 3 Plans Sports lntramural Hockey l Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 Softball 1 ROBERT A MEZES 826 Oldjleld Road October 15 Rube always terrtfic worker hddl es wzth trucks at hrs dad s place J V Football 3 A good sport ts tn demand' Sports ANDREW .l MARAK 836 Reef Road September 4 Andy OK baby Dont wanna sell ya short Hey honey' mee guy crew cut ash wzth a football one of the men Actlvltles F T A 4 Class Om cer Presldent 2 Record Club 3 Next college mural Basketball 1 .l V Foot ball l Baseball l Varslty Football 14 Track 24 DENNIS A MCAULEY 229 Catherzne Terrace Aprtl 13 Butch Homer Oh' that head of hazr lm meetmg Archte and the boys tomght at the rock We have to stomp BASSICK Peg 14s JEFFREY MILET 142 Colony Street July 2 e lm runnmg for president has a hand m everplhmg charmer Oh those brown eyes that ivy league look Actlvltxes Komlans24 Chou' 1 4 Pre ldent 4 Musto Coun cnl 4 Fox 4 Photographer 4 Fazrfieldtana 3 Photogra pher 3 House Council 4 Com mlttee Chairman 4 Thespxans 3 4 Plans to attend college CARLA ANN MARCEAU 208 Sturges Road Apnl 15 ar Tally ho' Clever wtt a brzlltant stu dent and a swell gal rare combmatzon success ful tnp to Italy attractwe Actlvmes Fatrheldzana 3 4 ,Iunlor Board 3 Co Editor 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Ctrls Sports Banquet 4 Film Club Honor Society 3 4 Dalsy Cham 3 Next step college Sports C A A 2 4 Intra mural Basketball l Volleyball 1 3 J V Hockey 2 u n u - ss A Z y 3 Q S 9 5 - : I , 3 . 5 . V ' - r 1 ' 9 Q S - HA If ll Y ' - If YY KK if CLC 73 GK - I! lun . l s v - as v as ' il I - ' - f ' GK il ' , . . . . . . .fl , . 1 . . . a ,f Z.. . Q 1' : g : . . . 3 - 3 - Z . . . . - . - 1 9 , , I, Q Q . . g . 9 . to do office work. Sports, --F Club 2.4: Intra, lg Bndge -Club 3g Natnonal 2 - : - : -- - . ' ' N - 2 : : : ' ' . -4 -. : . . . -5 - - 4 , g .. . as n u ' ' - '... ' ' . ...a U... ... . . . . ., In I . ,J .. ' ..., , . ' Q . Q : . . . I ' ' ' 0 l.. ' ' . q nn ,Q I Y 'A 'V ..Jg,,m..., - . . ,, ,- 5 '- . Q I . F: . Q . ' 5' :A ' . ' - , nn vv I U 1- Q v . , , . S- . l . ' . D ' I X , . . DON MILLS 321 South Benson Road October 16 Don a gentleman wzth a qutet way Lets play poker boys mtld dts posmon easy gotng Actlvxtles Huntmg and Flsh mg 3 Graduation Usher 3 Sports JV Football 1 Var stty Football 4 RONALD P MONES 330 Rtverstde Drwe Aprzl l8 Ron Watch that smtle tts dangerous one ol the new? constantly bothered by a black Ponuac Acttvmes Stage Crew 2 4 Boys Sports Banquet 4 Hunt mg and Fishing 3 Sports F' Club 4 Varslty Football 3 4 Track 2 142 Halls H lghway Southport June 17 Loves to talk favortte book MASTER PLOTS always ready for a good ttme loves sports Those hockey practzces really get m ready for mtschzef Actlvmes Pep Club 1 FTA 1 2 Stage Crewl 4 Forelgn Student Exchange Commlsslon 3 4 Ftlm Club 1 Plans to become an alrlme stewardess Sports CAA 2-4 Intra mural Hockey 2 Badmmton 3 Volleyball 2 3 Basketball 1 Softball 1 Tenms 2 JV Hockey 3 4 Basketball 3 4 EMERY NEMESKAY 765 South Prne Creek Road January 16 The best sport ts one who does the deed and never complains lt s tn the book and why worry about tt? qutet except when tt comes to cars ARTHUR B MOORE .IR 5 South Pune Creek Court Aprzl 8 Slap What a blast Rodent crazy hot rod drwer ardent bawlmg jan fatthful and frtendly to all he encounters Actmtxes Foreign Student Ex change Commlsslon 4 Bowl 1ng3 4 Badmmton 3 Swlm mmgl Boys State3 College next JANE MORSE 265 Sturges Road March 5 Tzger Oh for heavens sake' notorious pun sltnger Thts ts not an altogether undestrable sztua twn tnexhaustzble supply of pep and energy Entered from Grafton Hugh 955 Actxvmes Pep Club 2-4 Sec retary 4 .lr Red Cross 2 Cboxr 1 Fatrheldtana 3 4 Junior Board 3 Co Editor 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Dalsy Cham 3 Next step college 103 Chelsea Street August 30 Newm The convert Lble9 Are you Ktddzng' I can get the black bomb t tt IS absolutely necessary' Actnvltxes Pep Club 2 F T A 1 2 Secretary 2 Komxans 3 Cholr 1 Fox 3 4 Feature Editor 4 Stage Crew 2 L1 brary Alde 3 House Council 2-4 Fathers Club Show 2 4 Class Secretary 3 Frosh Soph Plays 1 Fllm Club 1 Thes plans 3 Dalsy Cham 3 Col lege next Sports Intramural Hockey l 2 Basketball 13 Volleyball 13 Softball 1 3 Tennis 3 84 Blame Street Aprzl 11 O L Gotta be cool tn these modern ttmes man frzendly and stncere a blond and handsome lack of all trades nonchalance at tts best Acttvltles Fatrfteldtana 4 Boys Sports Edltor 4 Record Club3 4 NASS 3 4 Grad uatton Usher 3 Sports F Club 24 Varsity Basketball 2 4 Baseball 2 4 'ups N. , l , I V 4 l l: . . 5 I - 2 ' l 3 l I ' l ANNE NAUSTDAL PAT NEWMAN JOHN OBIIESKI x , ff YI . . ' ff' . A If bw, ' l . If ' ' : ' If ' ' '...l2lQ e. ... ' ' , ' '- :tt ul, y l A: - - - , '91 'ill .. , . l sg GEORGE PITINO 270 Colony Street May 12 azr man o a few words well rounded personality BETTY ANNE PACHIN 190 Alden Street Aprtl 24 Coldte Locks Tough toenatls never a qutet moment conttnuous gtg ges a real lashzon deb Do tt tomorrow Acuvltxes Pep Club 14 FNA 1-4 ,Ir Red Cross 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Bowl mg Club 4 Tenms Club 2 4 Badmmtonl 2 Home Ec 1 3 Cxrls Sports Banquet 3 4 Plans to become a nurse SALLY PAUL 119 South Ptne Creek Road March 22 a Oh Brotherl' easy gomg nature quiet and tall she walks through the hall Thought ts often bolder than speech plans or the uture to work zn an ofhce BETTY ANNE PITTS 3482 Post Road South ort e her ambttton lS to be a telepone operator terested tn home economies for future use matrzmony perhaps? Actxvltles Pep Club 4 Bowl mg Club 4 1 ALBERT I PAPP 132 Pauls Place September 10 Let the good tzmes ro l' crew cut eo leguzte nonchalant Dzd you do the homework? Cute tn a devzlzsh way Actlvltles Bowling Club 3 Huntmg and Flshmg Club 3 Next step 15 the Navy Sports Intramural Basketball 3 Trackl J V Basketball 2 NANCY G PERRY 713 Sturges Road May 22 m hockey and basketball a real great sport knows her own mtnd l was late this morning Mr Whittaker Actxvmes Pep Club 3 4 FNA 2 3 Fatrjleldtana 4 Girls Sports Banquet 3 4 College next Sports F Club3 4 GAA 24 lntramuralSoftbal11 2 4 Badmmton4 Volleyballl 4 Basketballl Hockeyl 2 J V Hockey 3 Basketball 2 Varslty Hockey 4 Basketball DOROTHY PLUUMER 47 Nearv Court June 27 ot Maybe I can get the rar talks enough but not too much Home rs where the typewriter IS seems to enjoy the For Hole a real swell lud Actnvltles Pep Club 13 Fox 4 bwxmmmg Club 1 port A n ra mural Hockey 1 2 Ba ketball l 2 Softball 1 2 Tenm 1 RONALD CLARENCE PASCOE 112 Eastlawn Street January 16 Ron Com to South bury Wednesday and weekends at Lake Zor a good .loe Acuvxues Huntmg and Flsh mg Club 3 Future plans lh clude bexng a mechamc fb 1 . Ju' . 1' .. . ,. 1. ,, . ,, . ' l . . . ' ' :Q -: -Q x . . . , .. , . : . : - ' ' 3 1 9 X ,, . ' ' 1 Y ' 1. .4 ' ' H rr .. n .. N H - Sl .. Al -' ' l'... - I- ... - . ,H U H I . . . . .6 . . . If I : . :. : ..' J ' . ..4: . . - 9 5 . . . ' ' , P I , A Latin-lover. . . wavy black APNIZ Nan ,.. lVope ...excels h'... I Bt ... ' ' I . - - .. as n - - - - . - n 111' . '. : 1 1 , L . 2 : - -I . 2 . . , . . , , . . . ,F I 2 ' Q Q 1 2 - -U : 2 Z 3,4. ' MD I7 I GK 5 I .,1. - tl n I: N - - L: , s S: QA.. 1-4g 11 - 1 ' v 3 5 , 1 . : 'S - .IUDITH ANN QUINN 2146 Post Road .Iuly 5 Iudy szncere tn every thmg she does trzm and very neat tall and sweet loves to go to Lorenzos Actlvxtles Prom Committee 3 Bowlmg 4 Future plans m clude become a telephone op erator ,W ,VT ED WARD REILLY 301 South Pune Creek Road October 18 Rte I I were you I d ltke me always seen wzth a ball tn hrs hands one of the men Nu Im serzousl Actxvlues Record Club 3 Boys State 3 Plans to be a physlcal education teacher Sports F Club3 4 Varslty Football 3 4 Basketba113 4 LINDA ANN RUDIS 56 Sherman Street September 23 Snap Hello e rock generally speakmg shes generally speaking Eddle my love ACIIVIIICS FTA 1 4 FNA 14 .lr Red Cross 2 Cheer leaders 3 4 Prom Comxttee 3 rlouse Councll 1 3 Fa thers Club Show 2 4 Bowl mg I Clrls Sports Banquet 24 Dalsy Cham 3 Sports F Club3 4 GAA 1 3 4 lntramuralHockey1 4 Volleyball 14 Softball 1 4 Basketball 1 Tennxs 24 Badmmton 2 3 JV Basket hal12 Varslty Basketball 3 4 ROBERT RZASA 801 Oldfield Road May 14 Bo srlent as a Sphznx Baby that car can go mterested tn Power Me chanzcs awfully ntce a real lzkeable fellow Actlvltxes Badmmton Club 4 PENELOPE MARGARET RISLEY 893 Sasco Htll Road Southport ,Iuly 26 Cotns I want to go to Strauss s W on t Satur day ever come9 a bzt ol sarcasm calm cool and collected touch of sophtstz cation Actlvltles Jr Red Cross 3 Fllm Club 1 Art Club 4 Fu ture plans mclude becommg an 1nter1or decorator PATRICIA ANN ROMANO 1503 Mtll Htll Terrace Southport May 7 at What test tn Eng ltsh9 dark pettte and ull of dynamzte a uture Ln bustness a frzend to all quzet sometzmes Actlvltles Fazrheldtana 2 3 Apprentxce 2 Chalrman 3 Junlor Board 3 Lnbrary Alde 2 3 Prom Committee 3 Home Ec Club 2 Plans to be a secretary SEBASTIAN SALVO IR 53 Bungalow Avenue May 13 a Oh cut zt out' Dlzzy Fzngers tndtvzdualtst tn every way very wttty takes lzle as tt comes great sense of humor Entered from Fairfield Prep 1956 Actlvmes FTA 4 Cholr 2 4 Presldent 4 Orchestra 2 Presxdent 2 Musrc Councll 2 4 Fatrfieldtana 4 Apprentlce 4 Fathers Club Show4 Rec ord Club 3 4 M M M 2 Pres ldent 2 College next 'Q MARGIE SERVILLE 784 North Benson Road March 7 Meg Oh dad dt o a friendly nature a frtend lv srntle stncere and de pendable never an tdle moment often seen ln a blue Chevy convert Actlvltles Prom Committee 3 CEP 1 Home Ec 2 Horse back Rldmg Club 1 Daxsy Cham 3 Next step 15 college .' , K , . - ,gqsyf-..' 4- ' as - rs as 995 S6 7 W . . . D . n jf I . Q fi 73 ' ' . I , ' . Q ' if 'l 3? KC, ' , . :, ' up ,, 4. - 1 . . . , . . .. . .I 1 v . . . . . . . . . . . . , , 4 .. . CK 3 f ' I r - . , . ,, . . . l : 3 , . , . .. l . . . . - , , ' 9 5 ,ss as , - - ' 7 9 , . D 9 Q 1 5 ' ' ' Sports: Intramural-Volleyball , . I SGS I!! ll ' S! Gi 7, ll 79 S ' ' 77 7 99 I ' 7 ....th ...' ...an ...' , . . . , ... '... ' : . . . -g . . . v -- - . 5 . 3 . . . 0 , 3 : . . . 3 - : 5 3 y 2 ' - Z v - - - Z - 2 ' s 1 ' 5 1 9 , , , . - n l ' n , - - 7 ' Y Y - , .. H , - . . , , . . . v 1 ' ' ' v S 'Z ' 3 Z '3 ' , g . . - 3 , . .. bn - - g x , HELEN LEE SMITH 717 Rtverstde Drtve Aprtl 10 Shmoo she s not slttnny shes tall that s all sharp lovely to look at a real rocker Acttvtttes Record Club3 Fu ture plans lnclude becomln a beautlctan Sports lntramural Hockey 1 Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 Softball 1 BOB SHORT 64-4 Rowland Road January 13 Bo who wears short shorts? Can t stand those ktds on the honor roll real cool cat Gtrls any one? Sports F Club 3 nra mural Softball 4 Varstty Soc cer 2 3 GERALD R SILVER 89 Hulls Htghway Southport November 10 ,lerry Censored master of ease happy peo ple have many frtends subtle sense of humor Yea ts that rtght9 Acttvttles Bowlmg Club 3 4 SANDRA REGINA STACK 27 Robert Lane October 7 Sandy Holy Chrtstmas her hobby ts roller skattng majors trt football co cap tatns Entered from Warren Hardmg Htgh School 1957 Actlvttles FNA 3 4 Presl dent 4 Chotr 3 4 Fatr eld tana 4 Apprentlce 4 Plans for the future are to enter nursmg alt THOMAS SHORT 479 South Benson Road .Iuly 17 Tom Shorty wears short shorts mart o a few words cool whtte converttble speaks for htm thtnks people are funny Gtrls seem to go or htm LOUISE MARIE SKARUPA 133 Bungalow Avenue May 20 Skrup I can t watt for Saturday a Itkeable gtrl frtend a wonderful ktd to get to know Acttvtttes Pep Club 13 FNA 3 Stage Crew 4 L1 brary Axde 2 3 Forelgn Stu dent Exchange Commtsslon 4 Ctrls Sports Banquet3 4 Art School next Sports C A A 2 4 ntra mural Basketball 13 Volley ball 13 Softball 13 LINDA STAUROVSKY 83 Smedley Road March 1 Strau left a long strtng of broken hockey sttcks survtvor of the lost weekend Actntttes Pe Club 14 PNA 13 Band 2 Prom Committee 3 Hou e Counctl 4 Fathers Club Show 3 4 Badminton 2 3 Ctrls Sports Banquet 24 Daisy Cham 3 Next nursmg Sports F Club 2 4 C A A 14 Varstty Hockey 2 4 Bas ketball 2 4 Intramural Hoc key 1 Basketball 1 Volley ball 1 2 4 Badminton 3 4 Softball 1 4 Tennis 2 4 BOB SILLS 1 Colontal Drtve December 12 Bo man wtth a horn Gtve me an audtence for I am about to speak not crazy just over ortgtnal sensattonal sense of humor Acttvmes Band 24 Orches tra 1 2 4 Future plans tn clude college X. ' S. KK bi! t ' D A ' ...a - ,' 3 ' , A X , 4 :un 31 VA' . ' , 4 ' 9 , . . , . . H by, - ... , ... ... ...he ... ' ' , - f ,U .. . , H 1 ' H . . . . . , . A : .9 , W : ,. l - , , . - .. H , l- .4 ,, a . H .. n .. , - y ...y , . . S.. . A athlete, but doesn't go for gym . . . Oh no, not another testl with a likeable way . . . true :I Z D h . : ll: N g , . . . . .Q I g - - z . . . , , '- w 3 .A ' 1 - : l 9 ,.: fi - . , 4 3 Z , - ' ' . ' V . : . . . -3 l - . .3 . .5 .. , .. ,, . , 'A 1. . ' 3 P 'Z . . .I -g 3 A sqm ,Q s fa 9 , : . b . Q, , . . K t I .'9 ' ' ,tn H 1 -1 '-: - .3 . . ' : ' Q '- . v 1 I 1 I ko .5 .. EDWARD L STRATFORD 1047 Reef Road October 14 Strats Eddy ta dark hair very friendly just one ol the boys consistent worker rea great kid future plans in clude the Air Force Sports lntramural Football 1 Basketball 2 Varsrty Track i ALBERT SUNMAN 116 Paul Place February 2a A fool and his money are soon parted one o the boys quiet but likeable takes life as it comes Theres a test today' his plans lor the future are to become a tool and die maker SHERILL ANN TESTO 255 Hillcrest Road March 5 Shiril Did anyone do their English homework? appears quiet but we know better' sparkling eyes walks in the the atr of sophistication ACllVlll8S Pep Club 14 Jr Red Cross 1 Cholr 4 Band 1 2 Prom Committee 3 Bowlmg 1 Girls Sports Ban quet 24 Pharmacy college next Sports Intramural Hockey 1 3 4 Basketballl 2 4 Vol leyballl 2 4 Softball 14 GAA 24 ROBERT I THOMAS 44 Spruce Street Southport .l une 22 Bo football is his game the strong silent type until you get to know htm drives a blue Oldsmobile Sports lntramuralBadm1nton 3 Track 3 4 1 V Football 1 Baseball 1 Varsrty Foot ball 2 4 STEPHEN E. SWITTER 1043 Mill Hill Terrace March 27 Terror . . . Stevie . . . Hello beautiful' Hooks a camera fend m going down to the drag always willing to lend a hand Actlvxtles Woodworking 3 Archery 3 Photography 4 Plans to enter the service ALEXANDER SZENTESSY 96 Welch Terrace November 18 ormer Wardie when he has something to say he always says it sits in the back of the room fre quent quizitis LINDA JANE TUCCI 217 Bronson Road Southport January 4 in Where can I go what can I do what should I wear? fun loving always smiling a good listener Actrvrtles Ushers Curld 2 PepClub14 FNA 3 4 Jr Red Cross 3 Fox 1 Fair eldtana 4 Prom Committee 3 Fore1gnExchange3 Swxm mmg 1 4 Frosh Soph Plays 1 Clrls Sports Banquet 24 Next college Sports Intramural Hockey 1 4 Basketball 12 Volleyball 14 Softball 14 Tennis 3 4 JV Basketball 3 Varsrty Basketball 4 GAA 3 4 HENRY B VALZ JR 1172 Post Road October 3 Cad zooks' dark hair dark eyes quiet but tells a wicked story lf only books were women s looks boy would I study Actxvrtles Bowlmgl 2 Plans to become an electronics tech mcran Q .. 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' - . ,JH V Y ' 1,23 4 105 Chelsea Street February 16 Htlly How durst thou' tntelltgent our second foretgn exchange student maktng fnends ts her eastest subject an attractwe blonde She has left us wtth fond memories won derful gal Actlvmes Chorr 4 Muslc Counctl 4 Forelgn Student Exchange Commxsslon 4 Fa thers Club Show 4 MATTHEW VANEK 180 Oxford Road Southport December 14 Matty Whtch one m a wtlltng worker or Ludlowe Its not me' s my brother cool on e accordton ACIIVIIICS Band 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Badmmton 2 4 Future muslc teacher Sports Varsnty Golf 3 4 In tramuralBadm1nton 2 3 PATRICIA FRANCES VICKERS 165 Somerset Avenue September 6 at Whtch one shall I go out wtth tontght9 Lwe and let lzve What s the latest at the Mustc Center? Aiztlvltles Ushers Cuxld 2 Pep Club14 FNA 14 L1 brary Atde 3 Prom Commlt tee 3 House Councll 1 Bowl mg 1 Swlmmmg 1 Future nurse Sports Intramural Hockey 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 Softball 1 2 SUSAN I WAGNER 359 Meadowbrook Road Aprtl 10 ue her tn ectlous grtn should be a boon to her future career college next Actlvttles Pep Club 13 Cheerleader4 Fox 2 Falr ffeldtana 2 Llbrary Alde 3 Prom Commnttee 3 House Council 14 Secretary 4 All School Exec Councxl Secre tary 4 Fathers Club Show 24 Class Secretaryl Treas urer 2 Clrls Sports Banquet 14 Dalsy Cham 3 Sports CAA 14 nra mural Hockeyl 2 Basketball 1 2 Volleyball 1 3 Softball 14 Tenms 1-4 ,IV Hockey 3 Varslty Hockey 4 P MARTIN VANEK 1180 Oxford Road Southport December 14 Marty No' My name ts Marty an assumtng a mustc lover neat dresser a frtendly smtle Actlvmes Band 3 4 Bad mmton Club 2 F T A 4 Web ster Treasurer College next Sports Intramural Badmmton KATHRYN ADELE VINCENT 1333 Unquowa Road October 15 Kathy busy as a bee Let s go Irtds' more bounce to the ounce Actlvttxes Pep Club 14 FTA 1 2 Cheerleader3 4 Komlans 24 Orchestra 1 2 Fazrheldtana 3 4 Lxbrary Alde 1 3 House Councxl 13 Secretary 3 Fathers Club Show 24 Class Presxdent 3 Girls Sports Banquet 14 M MM 24 Secretary 2 Dalsy Cham 3 College next Sports F' Club3 4 GAA 14 Varsity Hockey 3 4 Bas ketball 3 4 Intramural Hoc keyl 2 Basketballl 2 Vol leyball 14 Badmlnton 2 3 Softball 1 4 Tennis 2 4 ELIZABETH ANN WAKEMAN 346 Wakeman Road July 21 Betty Lwtn and lovin szmply sweet as a pleasant friendly way content to go her way Acllvxtles Pep Cluhl 2 4 Prom Committee 4 Swtmmlng 1 Hor eback l Plans to be an alrlme tewarde s Sports Intramural Basketball 1 Softballl Tcnnlsl Apt' JOAN Van WYNCARDEN Bujalo New York November 17 Ioanze she hides a lot behtnd that smtle e moved to Bujalo but we wzll not soon forget her a re sponstble ktd has a neat Oldsmobtle Actxvmes Pep Club 2 3 L1 brary Aide 3 Prom Commlt tee 3 Forelgn Student Ex change Commlsslon 3 F thers Club Show 3 Brldge Club 3 Next step college Sports CAA 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 Softball 2 3 Tenms 2 7 N ,V u n u + a V5 ' , C tg ... 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WILLIAM ANDREW WAKEMAN 346 Wakeman Road February 5 Bzl' Smale and the world smiles with you nzce to know tall and blonde likes the emtnlne gender works at the A 8: P Sports Intramural Track 1 fwfr MARYDEAN WALSH 97 Carlynn Drwe March 10 Deame dark hatred ruce to know eager to lend a helpzng hand aspires to medzcal field true to her work her word her rtends Actxvltles Pep Club 13 .lr Red Cross 2 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Presldent 4 Fazrfieldzana 1 4 Busmess Manager 3 Chaxr man 4 Library Alde 3 Film Club 1 Theater Club 1 Gxrls Sports Banquet 3 College next Sports GAA 2 3 nra mural Hockeyl 2 Basketball 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 Softball 1 2 Tenms 1 2 JV Hockey KAREN WESTBERG 33 Roundhtll Road September 2 and whtte jackets rate hugh with thzs gtrl class prose cutor long blonde hatr a ltttle mzschtef Actlvxtxes Pep Club 3 4 FTA 14 Jr Red Cross3 Baton Twlrler 3 Stage Crew 4 Tenms Club 2 4 Badmm ton 3 Swlmmlng 3 Clrls Sports Banquet 2 Debatmg 1 Plans to teach Sports GAA 24 Intra mural Hockey 2 4 Basketball 1-4 Volleyball 3 4 Badmm ton 3 SoftbalI2 4 Tenms 2 4 Softball Manager 3 LINDA GALE WHEELER 207 Ruane Street November 21 tn Oh really? Good Grief' ull of fun and laughter Clndys after school have you ever heard of Fatrfield University? Actlvmes Ushers Culld 1 Pep Club 1 FTA 1 4 Treas urer 2 ,lr Red Cro s 1 Cholr 3 4 Fox 2 Llhrary Alde 3 Forelgn Student Exchange Commlsslon 3 4 House Coun c1l3 4 Bowlmgl 2 Fnlm Club 2 Creatlve Wrxtmg 3 Daxsy Cham 3 College next NORBERT WALTER 184 Edwards Street January 23 Walt Believe nothzng of what you hear and half of what you see a lnendly works at the Fzrst National slncere attttude toward life Future plans mclude becommg an archttect Sports JV Soccer 2 IUDITH JEAN WENDELL 70 Flax Road November 11 ude Who s got a ptece o gum? No ktddtng you re fooling' Wesleyan weekends Act1v1t1es Pep Club 1 4 Cheerleaders 1 4 Co Captam 4 Choir 1 3 Fatrfieldtana 4 Foreign Exchange 3 House Council 1 3 4 Presldent 4 Fathers Club Show 1 4 Clrls Sports Banquet 13 Dalsy Cham 3 MMM 3 Sports GAA 14 F Club 3 4 Intramural Hockey 1 Basketball 1 2 Volleyball 1 4 Badmmton 2 3 Softball 1 2 Tenms 2-4 .lV Hockey 2 Varslty 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 131 Carolynn Drzve lune 2 Mare Oh' Good Lzkes blonde hazr better than brown good thtngs come tn small packages a cute package Actnvmes Pep Club 3 4 FNA 13 Jr Red Cross 3 Stage Crew 3 Prom Commlt tee 3 Frosh Soph Plays 1 Fllm Club 1 Next step col ege 1054 Mull Plam Road August 23 Bl the un starts when he comes tn He s a small bomb but he makes a bzg ex ploston never heard of sctence hugh power vocal cords u as u - Q - Q 2 A ' H - lad... ' ' I 4 4 . s . . . . ,V NX .Q u .,, . ,fi 'V' - i , aj ra u x - , ,, . , ,, . . . ,, .. - - l . H G I, .'--J, , ' . .I , , f' . . l : -g . : -.Z . .Y l l l .Z -U : - . , . 3 i- 5 ' 'S 3 ' ' .' . E 3 ' Q. , , , , , . I S 3 'Y , , . , -: I , , .... Y :...,gIt- :----: ' ' sl 7 3 ' S ,Q I ,: I , Q - ,Z Q 2 - - 9 ' 1 3 3. ,: b 4-- 2 Q Z I 4 n Hey kid let's go. ' . . . red 1, -' - - MARY ANN WILLIAMS WILLIAM YOVAN AV . I ' I. . D. nylnlu I . . , , . : , : . na. un- ' -any ,Z . Q . 4 : - .oQ. . 'i' ' 9 U ,z 'Z 1 . : ' 1 : U -z - .4 ' 3 Z ' . . . g - 3 t: . . . --3 - I i - ' , , . : ,s D - S :Z Q 9 . r-.. 'Q ' HL' Y!-'.lC , I - ,, . , V. . , . , , b . . : . . a ,.: . . ' . : U . 3 Q : DIANA A ZAKS 3 Beaumont Plore Derember 22 Lzlre uou here Iodaw and gone tomorrou lhe epzlome or fashion erfels ln art laughter Enterrcl fre m Qtratford Hxgb Nnhool ,lanuarw 19v8 0 Hlllt' L hfr Cuxld 3 lep Club 4 Fazrfieldzana 4 Xrt Fdltor 4 Qlagze Crew 4 Nvumrmng 2 4 Flfl Sp rt l nquu 3 4 'srl Club 3 4 lirmllng C lub 4 Colle e next Npurt C A X 4 Intramural fnku 4 lla ebal 4 bull .5 4 'lennls 4- BOYS AND GIRLS STATE Ed Re1IIy ,I Hornalh I Burke K Keatmg A Moore ROGER FOOTIBS 49 Eduard Street june 13 Rag a neu man ln toun uhos the g1rI Ihzs ueeh end Rug' flzrtatzous Oh Those ewes I-Izs best school uorl. uas performed uzlh the underrlassmen gzrls UUUUU lfkh SIU UllH3QEM1'H JU UUUU .J '25 Jeff and Oscar prepare to blow up the world K-.I SENIOR CL 4SS OFFICERS fl' D.Z. . . . 'R ' '.'. ' . .. 1 Q .-Kt A'f:ls-51' .41 If la - . 'L : . 3 'A 1 . . fl . l Q sz 1.. .:. g - f ll ' 3 s l 3 Soft- 'x . g , r v 9 o 1 I A , , : I . A I 'J ,. ,A Z ', v1 ' ll Y - n -4 W' .. ' 1 ': . 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I A ' K I O ' . 0 ta fs W i f yy Y-'17 ' f- '77 fi? ,L CHATTER BOXES TYPICAL SENIORS Pat Newman Oscar Deer Marcza Mansfield Bob Thomas ZdH0.9 FUTURE BOSS AND SECRETARY CLASS CUT UPS Bob Hansen Kathy Baskze Rzchard Leavy Betty Ann Kovacs J CLASS ATHLETES CLASS MUSICIANS Lmda Sggurgvgky Ed Reilly Sue Benozt Sebastzan Salvo ,X , f -A 1 L 1 K f -11? ly I Q 1 A i -' f . 5 I 5- , -1' Z , I A ff ff 3, .gs r I V MAN AND WOMAN HATER Nancy Perry Al Hegedus Siva ,FT A 1' CLASS DREAMERS Maggze Hughes Roger Anderson ll!HOS QP V wire HAPPY CO LUCKY Lynn LaFontazne fohn Burke E BEST LOOKING fudy Wendell Bzll Wakeman .ar- 1 CLASS ACTORS fe Mzlet Barbara fohnson -uf RLHS DONE MOST FOR RL HS lay Howard Kathy Vzncent -il f . fy , I I Kgzw. fn. f ' A l' ' . -A 419 , '- 3 Q' A f : 9 A . x W 2'- ,--- I , '5 v ' ' - 2. , I ' - 1 - ' A . i X 1 I A. y 'H - .L 2 . 9 L 2 4 V fy ' 1 -:V miss. ' I , 7 S M or 'Tr V 1 I I on e H: JI, A A Ct. 'Ss X M ii. 37' IU my '. n 1.- . 3 1' T Jffff: 4,55 17554 ,J , A - :.lV.,- f ', U , f A ' A SQ 0 ' Q, 'L Q 1 H , , A' . . X s 4 . . ' lx 1 7 3 ' DEEPES T Sue Dever vw BLUSHERS Don Cullen ,f O W Q 94 1 Q0 3 75 V' P1 I- CLASS ARTISTS Tom Carp Dzane Zaks FRIENDLIEST BEST ALL AROUND Ian Edwards Bob Fabrylc UHO CUTEST Pete Allen Indy McEvoy xvff +14 MOST STUDIOUS Sally Collzns John Lzndsey M FASHIUN PLATES Hzlly Wagner lack Obzjeskz vl5'C Q, -ff-fl - 4 uf' f -, l,,44,,f V p ??lgif'l lqgvv v' , l Ii. 4 4 Q l , ss. as A I - l el S J S441 l'l4 114' ly A 5 A WH0 h ,Ni if 1 XE: W l . Uj1f40fg6:'J?A DHA gaaff f . 00' V . . A o 0 C 0 4 IU IORS . --f 4 6 4!-ali JUNIOR CL ASS OFFICERS The next best thlng to belng a Semor IS bemg a Junlor' It was almost mconcenable' We the scrawny bewlldered Sophomores of 1957 were suddenly the ,lumors of 1958 Our newly acqulred promlnence was soon known to all as we marched down the halls looklng dlsdalnfully at the lower classmen Bu our feelmgs of superlorlty were not to last for long All good thmgs must come to an end and so our haughtlness changed to meekness as we realxzed that responslbxlxty accompanied the pleas ure of belng a ,lunlor Someone had once told us that a B average was conduclxe to our bemg admltted to college We suddenly became aware that th1s someone had been rlght How we slawed trymg to supplement our former C average with As so that we could fulfill our wlldest dreams of being graduation ushers or lmks on the Daisy Cham ln the fall we elected officers Lnder the drrec tlon of Jeff SWHID ,loe Capute Dot Sherwood and Bruce Brown the class got off to a pretty good start Each ,lumor homeroom elected a representa t1ve who had the honor of collectmg the class dues and attendmg executne meetmgs Our class was also well represented ln sports by many musclemen who were cheered on by Gall Trezx Dlane Walsh Sharon Salko, Nancy lVlart1n ,lasmln Mueller, and PCD 1' 43 Home Rooms 116 and 12 ljunzorsj Row 1 S Foster, E Dener, D Cahill, B Broun, E Glynn I C apla, S Fabrvh, I Chavefta, 'll Gilbert, .I Capule, D Fuss: ll losllou., B Barnhart Rau 2 B lzapla, I foulure, D French, 6 Bergman, R Fznan, E Bachman, I Bzladeau, V Berggren N Drescher, .l Chapman, J Burr, D Walsh, I Csor1,l' F11 gerald, D Yolan, B Bahos, D Antonzah Row 3 R Damer, R D0l.GHl, R Gaylord, L Bercowzl , P Ceragoszan, C Burrzll, D Boland, F Dauzd, S Bryant, P Warner, I Brmsho, E Freer, D Anderson, R Florc..ah, D Cade, B Flaurher, U Zndog Rou 4 I Feher,I Kemes, W Alexander, P Bzlxard, L Bohmer, H Harris, R Dma, W Camp, C Galt, R Wrlght,R Fitzgerald, W Barzmas, R Anderson,A fhzrshy, R Perry, D Bartemy . . . Y ' 2 , ff' rim R . . . ,Nj V . I - . Y , . . 752 ' I . e I . 1 - . 1 - 5? 1. V 3 as as .-.-g...:: , .Y . . , 4 it r ,iuggiif v:i,l,j QV!! . lil a- ' . . ' ' 1 . 'X lf: I: fff 511' A ' ' ' f :H lll ' 5. :pgs V ,V at 97 V- 44 9 51 Y, :F cp. 'w::f:L.:fg' V I g 1' . i ' V' I D l 5 9 7 K 1 1 1 , . J an YV l I 1 1 l 1 ' , l W at l :fl ' , a Q, M 1 . L 5 A 30 gi fi 9: Q all 93 '38 R- '3 , 1' A it 17' ,A , , fy 9 4+ Q mg g ,,,. , M P Ti V Jane Chapman. ln many clubs and activities, we soon became prominent and enthusiastic partici- pants. We found that this was a year of harder work. ,Til dawn we studied diligently. Now our teachers knew why we were always so Hwide awakel' and alert first period. We were catching up on the sleep we had missed the night before. With those long range history assignments and the memorizing of the laws of physics we didnlt get much rest. Even when we did doze off. those odoriferous dissected cats. and the wicked Lady N'lacBeth haunted our dreams. or should we say nightmares. The zenith of the year was the Junior Essay. which seemed worth all the long hours of drudgery. We had a new home away from home, the library. As you might expect our hiv event the Junior Prom turned out to be a tremendous success' So now we look forward to our Senior year when we will become top hierogly phlc on the pyramid Yet not without nostalgia will these memories of our junior year return to us llow we ll remember the triumph wc felt after completing those essays and the glow of happiness we experienced after hanging that last bauble for the prom decorations' Best of all we can forget our memorized speeches for En gllsh and look forward to Tomorrow and tomor row and tomorrow Qt 'ill Q-Q. is 6 I ,lane and Nan give an F A l R mth all that .lazz 5 ft. fl-+44 Home Rooms 20 and 102 lfunzorsj R ll 1 F Losonsln I llueller l Sullzzan F S ymliur N Lmli B Reade ll Kollmger li' fudge G Tres: S Red ng R H1 gms Rau 2 If llever l' llull R llrlfn e ll Holla R Rlslev I lllller D l,0fJ1L00ll I Kenlnor ,l lluellier A Kasleldt R Legutliz f llzll L Hiller Rou, 3 N llarlm .S Sullio J OBrien ll Goodrulw R Torrlia ,l Plummer S Harrzs E Ha euslrz L ,laclrson F Ko ell ll Carman L Romberg ll Lealn B Krzegslialzer K Hrbelr Rau 4 R Targousliz T lsaar I Kosrzra F Stezens R ler ran F Ham I Lan o D Crm D Hugliner ll Hart! ,l Hansen R Kele W Elias T lrewoll ,l Lvnrli 1 1 C- s - 7 ., , ' . . -- - X V . . . - as , - , - v v as u -. 41 1, 4- va rams , .5 , Aww Q I ya af - vw C 5 Quasar f, -U 9: K 5 -awww-r - ' .H-r ' r 5' , Islam: V. 9. 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S OPHOM ORES Helen Sunderland Debbie Cogswell Carol Eva Dick and Bruce Hurry up' This has to be ready by June Sophomore C1355 Offlcers Wlth the passlng of the first stage of our rocket fllght through hlgh school we the class of 1961 settled down to a second year of varled actlvltles and studles tery of fulzus Caesar and dl546Ct6d frogs were a few of the problems wxth which the Sophomores were to cope The class savored new experiences among whlch were the physlcal exammatlons requlred of all students the mdlvldual photographs kept for office records and a punch the hole with a pm test admmlstered by the Connectncut State Employ ment Service We were able wlth the prrvlleged upperclassmen to make the lowly Freshmen even more confused by dlrectlng them to room 300 lnstead of 209 Our enthuslastlc class officers Presldent Dlck Edstrom Vrce Presldent Eva Kosch Secretary Carol Stanton Treasurer Bruce Cheney helped us to do a really bang up job on the Sweetheart Swmg We were proud of Sandy Vfarceau who showed her ablllty ln sports as a more than capable center on the Varslty Fleld Hockey team He men ,llmmy Lobdell and Mmke Klyanka played Varslty Football whlle Tom Baker starred on the Varslty Basketball team After completing a year of hard work study and fun we look forward to becoming upperclassmen and haylng a wonderful Junlor year fj- f5 I ve along way to go yet . . 1 7 ' 7 Equilateral triangles, solving that ancient mys- A . ' . ' 'N ' 7 9 Z . . , , sa 1 D . - - . - as o . . ' . 0 9 . ' Q 7 1 . . . H . , . Z ' 9 9 A 3 1 ' i ' I . . , Q ' 1 7 1, .. , Q - n , ' ,.xvf'.'rw', . vw' -4 f - ' . . ,1f,yf ,N fm 'A ' fwfff' ZH L-.vt Home Room 14 and 207 fSophomoresj Rowl B Enrzght S Hoslord F Dezszng S Ambrose L Chantland N Behm S Hlggms L Crare P Dulhn N foe I Garamella I Hogarth Row 2 .l Blazoh I Olson T Anderson J Pitts H Barsln A DeAngelzs B lheney F Fay R Armonalh R Ozllon B Benwav A Dasse I Fletrher I Pardon S Cznloj Row 3 B Baker .I Ander My son 11 lIrEw1 E Hughes F Stanton I Duncan W Adams 'll Day 'U Brmslmo I Hoffman I Barna F Dazgle S Frenfh D fogsuell C George J Srnzth Row 4 C Fzrtul. T Erwson K Sqzmshlr K Anderson R Edmonds H Hain I lartsensen f furrze I' Frenrh W GVHLGISAI P Douns A Bates K Henry Home Rooms 221 and 701 I Sophomoresj Ifzlmol S Uarreau B Lindgren B Sulxal I V f oldnrl. C Judge B Parkes U IT lson Rou 2 I' Wheeler A T afs T lxev I Ken! B lunphrex J 1161! S lll hauser F Uurphv C Roper R fanzh 11 Lurzme S wer Rou 3 ,I Wzsnouslu I' 'Nemelh 'N 0 I onnor Q Ixellr R Yuhas T Sallo J Laxlma I Pollard e K UI eusll S lape Rou I brmellz E arn ne mn: R ful e lar! T a I Oslrosln R uhlllllg lx ll'1lsh V uIH1gf'flF71 R Sara nnh I Orton H Uaulle I Varren I , - , - - V., - f L. ' - V' ',k ' I 5 , - h ,X-V M ll, W' lf - ' 5 - .. - . - Rau' 1: I. 0'Bara, U. Williams. I. 1lrI.ane, R. Ifarh, R. .-1. lluflson. K. Storharl. L. .NAPll'f71llV1, ,l. Klupzalr, I.. Swan ' . . ' , .Q 1 fQ ' A, .on. ,l. ' , . ' ., ..' ', . 1, . . C . , . ' , . . 'i .' . ' 1 W. ' , . .Yeh :. . A: . . , . f . ' 4: '. I 1' '. . S ak , . ' . , . ' 1 . . r 'I . .1 1' - l '. N, l'4-ffrwfz. . '. f P n, ll. S11 . R. r vzxlf , .. . .', . , . , . I , S. . , . ' . . I I A , '. '1 . , I. I I , . ,T .lieu . ' ': . - 'V A- ' , ', '. , .. , '. ' . -my-gill pf if Home Rooms 108 and 101 lSophomores Rowl R Rlcheson I Rada C Krzstoi H Sunderland C Wlsnowskz S Salvo C Turllsh P Rappolt R Weber A Lichtenstein V Soule Row 2 ,I Kettner B Wlrtzg R Wakeman A Venezza S WcT1gue I Pascoe I Sander S WcBrzde N Smith I Karabmos I Kamens E Kosch 11 Rablmg T Laska R Zerlllo E Watkyns Row 3 fs ri rx K Roswell B Kenney B Leduc E 'l'lcHale l Wahl J Waldman A Waltsson P Wzlcox V Poeter K Sadler f Johansson P Hydzs C Yonker I Ohlm W frhzclf Row 4 K Johnson P Schlegel N Johnson C Taylor M McKay E 'Vlorrzssey M Kzjanka I Lobdell B Toth D Lzdman F Letsch B Nltsche C Slocum lx. 'I Home Rooms 24 and 226 lSophomores Row 1 N Hauge B Lznsley C Clampett S Chagnon Anderson I Baglza B Blllmgs D Cummings B Ianro Howard 'W Brigham J Bakonu .l Vanrell Row 2 Leune K Chandler S Hzza .I Hermann S Daley Canser D DeAngel1s W Dzamaleh 'VI Falhenstrom Hoyt F Hlra Ar Coprzo B Adolphson S Bralo Row 3 Felner I Golzas M Venezza R DuBay T Baker S F Toth K Case F Bok C Tavlor R Anderson R Dow K Dorm R Carlettz T Fabrylx Row 4 D Crabouslu E Doebelz P Relllv M Czlpoth D loles R Cravs f Cernanrl I' lhz madza R Edstrom V Thompson S Deer I' Allen P Beaudm I Sanborn L 'llacKzllop I Jordan R Foley 6. - fx.- Bc ,W gf. . f C K 1 x Y i Q x , 5 X M' 1 ' x gf, f' : . ,. , . , . , . , . , . A, ., ,. . ,. , . , . ,. , . , .. -,. , . ,. . . ,.. . 1. ,. , ,. ,. , . , . , ,.. . - ,. , ,. ,. , : . ,. , . , . .1 , . , . , . , . , ... , .. ,.. , . , . .. , . , . , . '. : . ,. , . , . . V f ., .A 1 , .f , 1 -AC' -1 L, 4 Layla :CtAL,,.V LA - F i C ' 1 '51 - - ' X -1 - ,. , Af 1. f ef x l- M 'S' 24'-1741 3 JV ff vpf-f 1110. . .ff ' J -. Q , . i - h - W . i 'Ch V iv L 4, : . , . , . , , ., , , ., , . ,. 1' , . ., . A, L. ,. ,, ,. ,. , . ,. ,. '. I. ,.. ,. 5, . 'z : . ,. j, ., , .. ,. j, 1. D. ', . , . , . ,. , , ., z ,. ... , D. ,. ,1.z ',.. ' , . ,. ,,. ,.. ,. , M. ', . , ., ,. , . '. : . '. . , . , . , . ', . , . FRESHME A Freshman at Roger Ludlowe is like a meteorite ln a galaxy. For the first few days of high school, Ludlowe is just corridors and doors to the poor, confused, and somewhat-awed Freshmen. Often they innocently inquired of erudite upperclassmen, Where is Roger's Pool?,', or YVhich way is the elevator'7'7 But soon they learned and the lowly Freshmen set out to prove themselves worthy of hlgh school After school started the Freshmen looked for ward to the Frosh Frollc the only Freshmen sponsored event of the season The Frosh Frollc was a blg success wlth many couples attendmg The cholr the band the clubs, and the athletlc teams found many enthuslastlc members among the Freshmen A new course was added to the F3lI'HCld school currlculum thls year an experlmental General Sclence Speclal class for Freshmen There were twenty five students w1th exceptlonal ablllty and a consumlng Interest ln sclence, who studled advanced General Sclence 'Now the Freshmen have reached the end of thelr first year of h1gh school and they are waltlng for September so they can pull rank on the poor un suspecting newcomers to Roger Ludlovwe .J ry, FRESHMAN COUNCIL MEMBERS WEBSTER Rowl S Bounty L Pascone P lledve Row 2 C Vincent R Cernand L Lorenzo FRESHMAN COUNCIL MEMBERS SILLIMAN Row 1 I Bowes D Murray S Muller Row 2 T Carberry P Gallagher P Semple D Hzne Home Rooms 21 and u lflreshmenj Ron 1 If Fish T Bannon R 4llen B Bognar C Baudzs H Fazllxofl 'll 4llen P Fustz B Braslou D Gallagher D House Rou 2 B Bachman E Forfhzone B Feher R Budd P Couras W Curlm C Berg D Bzllmgs B Corson L Czlberlze D Gr egor eushz 'll Bensev Rou 3 C Couperthwazt E Cornell l Cenizle D Cooper L Bonazza A Boros A Dombecl-t D Hme D Comxsltev J Barlner f Hegerlus C forrhzone ,l French L Hannouell L Elzlrulge ,I Bergmorl. Rou 4 R Houle T Carlaerrv l llollarrl ,l Bones B Alexander C Blalfhlex P Gallagher C 4nderson R Heuzit I Harnson J Donaldson T Hasbrouck D Lummus ,I Homo I Dages R Fedoclt 4-5 3 I G Vmcent S Mzller L Pascone P Medve L Lor P Medve D Hme T Carberry J Bowes P Galla enzo S Bounty gher D Murray I carry MY books a la carte But I looked an the pool Lsnt there' Home Rooms 224- and 229 f Freshmen j Row 1 E Hydzs I McNetll D Mewnn M Storey M Stankey B Jones C Rogan R Marsh .l McBride R Novak Row 2 A Johnson R Lamg C Van Wyngarden A Rogers S Soltesz B Morrissey A Sutowskl K Scott D Wilson L Kracjt P Smzth Row 3 R Shalloe C Weston A Leahy M Rachwalsky S Miller E Josltn C Hunt K Lee D Murray P Okarmus V Lockwood M Root C Walsh P Semple Row 4 C Peck R Perry B Kovacs S Welntck K VonHoltz S Obara B Smith B Terwllllger B Rltchel B Murray C Paul C Smtth P Reclet W Montgomery M Koolzs J Slocum J Sloane Sa-.1-My ,42 5 4? 'if Home Rooms 13 and 107 fFreshmenj Row 1 T Hobbs J Beaudm L Angevtne N Furcht V Fabryk B Hrbek I Lzbzs C Mayer V Deer T Bradley F Couture D Kornblut Row 2 C Baker B Greenwald F Mayer C Harrts I Boruckz M Chenzs C Fenton F Cotsworth B Combos S Bounty B Boland B Clarey S Jones Row3 I Kozek M McNee C Hansen A Lzeb erum M Kish L LaFontalne C Larkin N Auger M Hemingway l Edstrom S Hubbel L Lorenzo C Decker I Hultgren Row 4 R Brunettt C McAleer B Florczalc P Ambrose R Choate B Horvath P Ireland F Lee R Gernand I Boroczky P Mason S Bajoros A Crockett 0 Furlong D Fodor C Crzbbell W Henry I Z. 44-L .uhm-- 1 Home Rooms 201 and 202 lFreshmenj Ron 1 .l Taylor R Fisher R Srhaalman I Weslberg D lanter B Otlorha ll blanhex R Olawos F Sharman R Slmudlarel. Rou, 2 J lmrent I Prrhetr f Shubas I lrevolt L lasrone V .Simpson G Olmslead I M110 dem E Wendel V Short I foombs L Sturma B Tabarlmman T Wzllzams Rou 3 R Rags I Wright B Ullls D Smzlh W Snefler C Wood 4 1!llShl1 R Walsh B Wade l Tallman K 'Nope L Robbms B .Simmons C Savers Rou 4 H Tones ,I .Surh E Turev B lfoynd F Sansone P 'llerlze .S Walsh ,I Wllrox N Urs ag .S Smlrh D Qrhmzdr T Zvgmunl D Ruers I .Shmpes J .Stuart L Waldman D 'Ile es lIVlN6'Atl M1011 ' . 4 1 . . ' . 4 ..-.J Nj-44 . . . Q' ' .ca ' ' . ' ' ' , . . , . . V . . I ' ' n I . . ' ' 0 ' U . - ' -. ' - , u ' ' ' Q . 0 . - '-' . ' ' .' ' lu- l . . s I LIVING A T LUDLOWE provides us with experience In leadership and service. APP ENGLISH CLASS APP MATH II .Iohn Lmdsev 'llr Whzltaker and Carla Marceau This IS a lug class' Na , APP MATHI D Fuss ,I Page Mr Whutaker .I Swam D Hart! C Kentnor B Brown E Bachman M Costlow .I Capute A RUSSIAN CLASS Hurry up so we can fnzsh our puzzles An unusual plan at Ludlowe 19 the Advanced Placement Program mcorporated mto the school curriculum 1n 1954 Only a few schools ln the bnlted States have attempted such an educatlonal endeavor The top students ln Engllsh ln the Jumor class prepare for the Senlor APP by studymg the part of the Engllsh whxch they would normally cover ln their Senlor year The Semors study college Engllsh the full year and take an exam ln the sprmg whlch may enable them to omlt thelr Freshman Engllsh course ln college Thls year the APP was concerned pn manly wlth the study of poetry Included ln tha general field were emantlcs ty le and the study of il -'w BIOLOGY II FL -ISS Lyn Lm an1ILvnx rlavs rut ups L . I .1 I -. 1' s i , W , ' J . l . A . 4 1 Q 1 X, . . .wi Q . . ' . A xl ' W. A A , - -2- 1-5 , - Q H' ' 'li f ' 5' I. f y X ' H ,st I, 1 . X' I 5 1 4- - n 7 T . . . . . Y X .. . u . E - E . .S . . A If - I u - I S l -1 S I 5 - ' . , v1 'A rl' 1 ' K 5 Q! . - A , . f . v , . . 4' 'X 1' . , if g 4 fl 'I 'V' 1 . . .r , . , . , . ' , . - , -' , I , 1' , - ' -- . , . , . , . , . , and Alan are Creek drama qfhe Senxors attended the perform ance of Agamemnon presented by the Yale School of Drama and a serles of lectures on drama gxven by the Falrheld bnnerslty Engllsh Department The Mathematics department began the APP ln January of 1958 and thls year carrled the program for the full year The APP math class IS composed of a group of Jumors who study plane geometry and trlgonometry and of a group of Senlors who study analytlc geometry and calculus Roger Ludlovve IS one of the few schools 1n the country that offer Russlan as a mayor course of study Open to students who have a hrgh aptltude rn the field of forelgn languages thls course proudes a general background ln the fundamentals of Russlan grammar Russlan culture and readmg comprehen slon as well as conversatlonal RUSSIBH To add a little yarlety to the course 'Vllss Wallace frequently devlated from the textbook by asslgnmg materlal she had typed on our Russlan typewrlter Biology II was once agam mcluded ln the school currlculum Under the dlrectlon of Wlr O Dwyer the students dlssected cats and learned the anatomy and physlology of the human body The students met and conquered mlcroscopes slxdes and blood tests Ludlowe students took an actlve part ln the new Engmeer Sclentlst Teacher Program known as the ESTP Every Tuesday nlght for fifteen weeks stu dents from both Ludlowe and Warde attended eve nlng classes at Warde The ESTP enabled those who are mterested to get a yaluable background for any future studles m scxence The program was dlvlded mto three groups blology physlcs, and chemlstry, with further sub dnlsxons IH the mayor groups lNo credlt was gnen, but an mformal eyaluatlon took plaee at the completion of the program a few of the paruczpants the Engmeer Sczenust Teacher l,Hlabb CLUB Seated H Stzer W Fzsh I Barbler Standing L Lorenzo C Stanton Mr Shea H Edmonds DEBATING CLUB M Lanme, P Semple, H Harns, C Curry, F Allen J 57 Page Mrssmg P Robinson 2. . gg -an ' ii ' ,VI . 1:7 ,, . 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LIBRARY AIDES Rom 1 P Prescott S Jones 'VI IVIIIIGVHS S Harris N Rundlet P Armonath S Wargo A Veneza S Ambrose Row2 E Glynn D Wilson J Couture R Shan E Bach man ,I Burr L Chantland S Fabrxk S Czntoff N Krentz man Mrs Neuman Row 3 R Tuccl E Doebelz I 0Brzen A Orszag I Kozelf L Swanson C Hunt K Nez duck C Shnlpes B Boland The llbrary 81dCS are a very v1tal part of our h1 h school llbrary Thelr dutxee lnclude puttmg booke away helpmg you find that book you abso lutelx must haxe and remmdmg you that the book wou threw mto xour locker and forgot about IS oxerdue Bemg a llbrary a1de earlx m hlgh Qchool can provlde experlence and trammg for workmg IH a large publlc hbrars One 19 mtroduced to a warlety of reference boolce and all the lateQt noxelel The Creatne WfltlHg Club gnee Students opportunlts to explore the field of journallim and to determme whether or not they hase the ab1l1ty to Create a Qtorx from grax matter 44' CREATIVE WRITING Another gab sesszon Rowl E Watlnns, E Doebelz Rau 2 P Roblnson, 11155 Kellw if ,lr LQ 'tif I -f, 4, 1, , ,ff eww 1, -1 , , N . 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U Yu M C' v , 1 , ' ' - L an FRENCH CLUB Row I A Llchtenstem N Krentzman L Anderson C Clampett M Berggren I 'McEvoy J Kettner S Salzo M Wtllzams Row 2 P Sullivan L Chantland P Fitz gerald ,l Karablnos I Kamens K Vincent P Fletcher The mterest IH forelgn languages 15 not restrlcted to the class room Instead an actlve club program sustamed and supplemented an already yltal part of school l1fe Besldes enjoy mg the club s actryltles, these students developed a deeper appreclatlon of the Arts Chevallers de la table ronde Goutons yolr Sl le vm est bon IS the begmnmg of one of the many French songs wlth whxch the French club has entertamed themselves durmg IIS meetmgs A yummy Yule Log cake was seryed at the club s celebratlon of a French Chrlstmas VIISS Ackerman HdVlQCd the S WcBrzde S Bounty T Anderson P Wedve llflzss Aclfer man Rou,3 I Chapman W Adams .l Jordan H 'lflautte R Wrzght ,I Suuzn D Fuss P Wilcox ,I Brznsko f Moore L Swanson group w hrch met once a month after school to enjoy a yarlety of French fun They were led by 'Vlary Ellen Berggren Judy 'Vlclfyoy and, Carol Clampett After hearmg Charles Kentnor talk about hl trlp to Germany durlng the summer of 1953 the members of the German Club were ready to take a trlp to thls faraway country ' Gulded by Nlrss Wrlght the club met once a month wlth Hrlly Wagner and Charles Kentnor co ordlnatmg the club s aCllVlllCS Programs mcluded a study of German folk songs some gay slnglng sesslons and an ll tlI'0flllLll0fl t German Chrlstmas customs Toujours l amour Ich llebe Dlch Oh well lt s fun anyway A LUDLOWE SPANISH CLASS GERMAN CLUB Miss Wright S. .Willhauser C. Roper H. Wagner When s this period over? C- Kfflmof' KI Y I vfyi SPANISH CLUB Rowl M Stankey S Ambrose F 'llrColdrLck C Mayer Row 2 B Lzndgren S Warceau T Thomas I Pollard ,I Houard P Robinson L Newman A Venezza G fudge R Wach R Hlgglns Row 3 B Adolphson T Zygmunt L Staurouslcy L Horton L Sussman D Walsh K West berg R Tuecz F Mayer L Romberg W Carberry .I Wendell L LaFontazne 'Wr Marko! Row 4 H Wach Spanish lNat1onal Honor SOCICIX 9 'Nexer heard o It Xou mean to sas youxe newer heard of thls ness dynamlc mtellectual lndustrlous Spanish group? You IT1l ht not hase though its a rather exclusne group uallflcatlons 1IlCll.ldC honor grade ln all uhjeets and a speclal mtere t 1n Latm Amen can affalrs Exclus1se9 lNon mclusne xou mean But to be KI I Edstrom E Doebelz I Kozeh N Orszag A Lleberum P Gallagher W Wangerzen B Ueyer S Cape L Bissell L larllson V Poeter 'll Kish P Reilly W Kenney Rows T Isaac R Crabs P Bzlmard R Trzpolz WI Moore R Ezlstrom L Rezllw R Anderson I Ostroskv 'll Thomp son I Tomezylr more QCIIOUQ who s responslble for thls forelgn threat? We haxe ten members and 'Nlr 'Vlarkot 1s our ads 1sor He must hase a great tlme runnmg around M 1th candles and Carnatlons and Chantmg pledges Well the Amerlean -Xssouatmon of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese 1 the natlonal sponsor 1d1OtQ SPANISH 'N 4TION 4L HONOR SOIIETY R014 l reau II Irbel B -llolgh on V Root Rou '7 L zo els jar son Ix Vetlerg 'Ur 'llar 0 Il 3 I er le R Ira x IJ U :.. ,. ,,.. ',. '. .. ,. ,',. ',. ,.' , : . , . . , . , . , . , . , . q ' , . , . , . 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'ww NATIOVAL HONOR SOCIETY R 1 S B lt C Vlarceau .I Morse K Vmcent I Swam I Obljesln I Lmdsex P Armonath P IVeu,rnan S ou. eno Wendell L Stauronslty S Beaudzn E Bachman Row2 Mr Hermann 'llzsszng K Hashze E Drabasltl S Wagner .I Whittaker E Iohnson 'll Serzzlle S CoII1ns ,I Capute ,I Horzath Whew we made 1t' After years of furtlve pray mg and a llttle blt of work thrown 1n on the slde we finally squeezed mto Natronal Honor Soc thelr Junlor year must have prayed a llttle harder than the rest Actually these lucky people drd have to work hard to get superlor grades 'Ihey had to exhlblt J,-,,., outstandmg qualltles not only 1n scholarshlp but ln leadershlp character and serylce Yes they are a group of hard ssorkmg leaders who are real 1nd1 vlduallsts And now they have achlewed the hlghest posslhle honor ln Roger Ludlowe Hlgh School The newly plnned lyuth Natlonal Honor Society Plnsl hare promised to eontmue to strlxe for knowledge and to mamtam the standards of thls select SOCICIY ...A -ug, Tk... VEVBERS ELECTED IV THEIR JUNIOR YEAR Seated S follzns I Worse Stanrllng S Hermann I Swam f llarrerlu I Cupute E Bachman ' 'I Y- 5 4 G J ' . n , V - w ' , I Q my 1 'L' 4 'T S1 if U v W . V . . . . Y . . . ietyxl No more stuffy' study' halls! Those elected in 1 e. ' ' ' ' ' - I 1 lx L 1 N' 1 Y 1 n 4 I . 1 ka I 5 nk n . I E V747 be , X ' ' I NV? , . 3 4 , . ga, ,. ,mn I ,I Q A . -A tug -, S H81 2 ,NW bl I , . Q I Iv LIV AT L E gIU6S us marketable skzlls or the business or mdustrzal world -ss., i BUSINESS A WARDS L fzerumshz P Romano K Bashze W Becker Hughes Bl SINESS FLLB LUDLOWE GIRLS ON THE JOB Rau 1 P Romano L Lorkwood f' Cennle D Plummer Rau 2 K Baskle S Paul T Hama F Coodlellow Busmess students each year are rewarded for then' achlexements by varxous certlficates The Lndervsood Corporatxon recognlzes outstandlng typlsts by presentxng merlt certlficates The best student of shorthand IS awarded a gold p1n for hlS efforts A proficlency test on the ten key addlng mac hme IS glven to many and the fastestv operator 1 dutlfully recogmzed Ham Ludlowltes held responslble posltlons ln regular busmess omces thxs year Kathle Baskle Road Fllun Drabaskl has vsorked for the Dunlap Real Fstate Abencx 'Nlargle Becker has been em plosed at the Ronald 1 Henry Company on Reef Road The D 8. D Realty Companv 1n Brxdgeport, engaged Theresa Homa as therr secretary Many others are actne ln the busmess world and we are smcerely proud of these efhclent Ludlowe students Ron 1 D fummmgs 9 'llrBr1rle S Dah Rau 2 BLSVWES5 AWARDS Hughes ll Canter I 51,10 Ron 3 'N Smith F Dalgle J 5a,,,fe, RUM 4 5 Ih H U Leum, B jam-0 Sperm! auarris go Io lat Romano and Ixathv Baslue A A .N . ,V ' ' -f--,-M ' -- - J .4 . - -h' P .s A ., , - . M A f', is H. 4 K 'n , . ' i Q , .y A i - .I V 4' u , l, l J 4 f . , '., . , . 'I , 1 . , rw. V . . M - . .. ' 9 .S . Y . ' assisted the Hatton Optical Company, on the Post -'K JK T or Y. A , , ' W M .V . x. W v Q W y' Y 5 ' 1 U a Gy , an . .W V ' l R S ? ' we r i':ifi1 2 ff x V ' V 1 A' 1, x' R 3' . W. s l N ,,. L . l'.':.., ,. , N I Q j r I 1. RADIO CLUB S Suzzrer I VfBnde F Hull J Keatzng Mr McGuire Boss mterested ln radxos and operatmg an ama teur radlo tatlon formed the Radlo Club Lnder the dlrectlon of Nlr NILGUIFC the members bullt radlo FLKCIYIIIQ., and transmlttlng sets The Woodworkmg Club IS one more extra currl cular actnlts IH the school It gnes the mterested hr buss schedule of the normal school day The program rs framed to meet the mdlvldual s deslres Projects ranged from maklng boat parts table lamps and wooden bowls to maklng practlcally amthlng vwhxch u as physxcalls feaslble ln the shop -Xn opportunlty to learn how to manage a busl nc s was offrred through Jumor Achlewement Stu dents from Ludloue and nelghborlng schools who wanted to learn productlon methods and proper selllne technlques met weeklw Then worked hard and Hllill nelx but they had fun too at partles and dances fame 2 Nanry and D Z arhzene but what? 1 Jigs-5. R WOODIIORKING ILLB Ur Iafouture V fhenu C Slocum R Jamk IL NIOR ACHIEVEUENT Raul F Ha Push: f Qfholl D Zlks S Testa Row2 A S entessy T farp Rom 3 0 Deer .1 Wlzlet H Harris I I -v+'- -'-'- --- 44 ,L I I - es 1 'h , 'S ' ' , J' - :Q ' Z .- ' 'N f D P l Q , I lt ' H , , . x V. , ., , f X 1 V K, ' , k 'E Af XX. J .gi ef A 5 1- ,, . - - X - . . l- - - - . . . , , , . ,Y I., . , . ' . , , S . 3 ,. ' , 4 t . X . A - 5 ' . 5 . R 1 2 . . . 3 ju Q . boy or girl la field of exploration not available in 1 X 'S S . . , , K , G 3 , ' . . . . , . I N N9 .., ' ., 's. ' ., 3 X ' ' ' . - ., Y - . R, 3' . x ' k 6 9 ' s ' 1 , 1' , , . Y' 'W A 1 7,5 A 4 8352.411 V f . li . X. is J a ., . X Q V : ' Vu A ' ' . ' . . ' ' , ' . . z ', . . . ' 1 . , . . ' I, - . 'Q LIV E A T L O WE gzves us a necessary background or college or techmcal school X' Q. so Nancy Wakeman speaks for democracy Ludlowe should be proud of the tramlng which tts students recelve for hung not only at school but also after school IS through Furls rf-member eem 20 or 30 tlny tots wan dermg through our Hallowed Halls and wonderlng lf we were belng mvaded' Well that was all a part of the Chxld Development course Every year the home economlcs department sponsors a Nursery School program for the purpose of helpmg students understand and take care of small children Another group one of the largest clubs ln Lud lowe the Future Teachers of Amerlca organlzatlon 19 certamly most helpful ln preparmg young people for the teaching professlon Ludlowe s club IS only a small part of a natlonal organlzatlon Oflicers were elected m the fall Sarah Beaudm presldent Pat Sulllvan vlce presrdent Pat Armonath secre Nlarty Vanek Webster house treasurer The ad usors were MISS Banks and Mr Lussen Besldes the monthly meetmgs members attend ed the Connectlcut Assoclatlon of Future Teachers of Amerlca conventions held m different sectlons of the state The outstanding accompllshment of the NURSERY SCHOOL Barbara, Sandra, and Charges f 3 9 1 r . . . . . x ' V Q f l . . . . A Q 2 - , , ' , , 1 5 , , ' ' 5 5 . . . , , , , I , 5 g . ,F gl ,s . . 2' 1 . . . , . I , . Q , : 5 5 - : 5 : M 1 ' T ' l' r . ,, 9 l ' , , y L .1 M g V , . . . 4 ' - 3 a n 1 l Y u . u 1 I S ' - - - . l l ,Q 8 s ' 9 3 ' gc y A ' taryg Karen Keating, Sllllman house treasurerg and H f ' - ' l . . M Il, V 3 s 1 . N , . 'X ' 5 ' 4 We by ' 4 5 3. 'N I f 4 . tg i 41- K Q .f k N . T Q ' L 4 V R t . ' Lx T. 9 L g . r 4 ' ' 1 I' FL TLRE TEACHERS OF AMERICA INITIATION S Beaudm P Sullnan P Armonath K Keatzng P Vanek group was the arrangement of an opportunlty for tuclents to teach and obserxe ln local elementary fhool Senlors taught ln January ,lunlors and Nophornores obserxed nn 'Nlareh and 'Vlay Ihe gurls ln Future lrlomemakers of Amerlca drd not do any aetual homemaklng llke cooklng or sew mg but they learned about the dlflerent phases of homemakmg for later appllcatlon Wlth the gu1 dance of Nhss Wllson they explored and dxscussed soclal and emotxonal development At the first meet mg the members elected officers Jenny Rado presl dent and Candy 'VlacK1llop secretary Permanent commlttees undertook VHTIOUS respons1b1l1t1es dur mg the year Thelr programs lncluded a field trlp to the Falrfxeld Department Store moues and talks bw guest speakers FUTURE HOUEUAKERS OF AMERICA Standing Uzss Wilson Urs P Atkinson Seated D fogmell I Rada C lIafKzIlop D Leune L Newman S Hzza I Short C Shnzpes ll llansfield ,I Plummer S Wargo K Meflzrlr H Sfhelmetlr 5-'I' Sara Beaudm prartzces teaching FL TDRE TEACHERS OF ATIERICA R u 1 rmpson .I Keltner D Wzlson L Anderson A Lzrhtenstezn A Krentzman W Wzlson IN FOPVIO Row 2 V Stanley, H jones, I lanelr, P Salluan, P Armonath, K Keating, 11 Wzlltams, ,I Kamens, I Wheeler Row 3 Mr Inwen I Sfzlphen T lvgrnunt, B Stanfhzna S lIrBrzfle, I Ryu,-Av:-xx Sander N Smzth E Hughes I Olvon U Yozan S Salro I Rasroe lltss Ranks Rou,4 4 llaralr 4 Rogers I Loch uoorl 'll Kzsh K Weiilzerg I Brznsllo S Wargo B Crabous slu, B Kotars, J lloore, R Turn, A Lzeberum, I Anderson, E 'lIrHale, U Vanelr 'llzssmg S Beaudzn l I 5 A . . k - , I A ' -V .P L,-, ' . 'X ' Y - V ,r . . ' , . , 4. . , . ' , . . ' , . ' r . , ,. ., , A. ., . . , , . , Q I X U V . . , .. , . . . . f h . A E . 3 J' :V : 1 ' 2 - a ' J' D . i Y. A 7 M7 5 f 'A ,,f A I' ' S-' 4 ' , , ' J , 1 t, ,, v I y - I ' ll e, 1 .- xl x t . ., W fl .. I A A fl I ,. .. ,P H ' l V Q X i , V , rm, X ' 44 V . ' l fl 1, L K x . I I a':P:S ,. ,. A ,. , . ,- -,A '..!',- Y ,. ,.. ., ., , 5 -..' I ',-- '- 'l FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Row 1 f foodfellou F Hzra E Thomans E Drabrzsln S S Frenrh B Aflolphvon F George P Oharmus .I Forchwne Stark I Bla oh I Centzle F S wmhuc Rou 2 Urs Phelps L ,Iafhson IN 4112er R Foley D Graboushl 'U Leahy V f Turllwh I Irewotl R Iuhas I Deer B Harhman Cenllfe 'N foprlo Fablan S Ionei I 'llueller I, Fabnl Urs Iloehn Rom 3 II NIOR ED PROC? rf hmne S Vg ch F 0 4m Ipyqon F Dau! hefnmtzr S 11,1111 1 III If Ifrl hw an R WPI V7 'U Irlfflamx eman S llzg mi I O Son H If-ahx I Mhodem ou VUUOVIWWU R 14 0, Vfllfh 5 V'Hf don S 11 on u PII 1 I 'Neuman ' V B1 IW' H I01UU? Uaulle' S Hurrzv T onzu nn IJ Crabous 1 I f1'7'hf'1U I H1 OIFUU I R0 171411 Sh R U 'I V159 WWE V Baum D fogwuell I George f Ixr1:1ofI Uzssmg WI Walsh ' E ff J -I ' 6 'fu I .g b U , 's 1: t 1 . f K. 1 , X . X X X . 5 N, K '.' R , .,. S. Safxo, C. Ifaher, 11, Gnrnmn, R, Tumi, TA Zxgmunfv j. Rou' 1: V. Ilcvr, I'. huwti, I. lfgapfu. I. Ha,:'I1'a, I. fouture, B. F0 ' ' .f. U' . .K :ehp II.. 1 . . , ri, N. Sf ' I lfu- I ' I - - I - - ' I -1 Tal: ,Q 'g' ,, , I l , , , , R V H. I? . . 17 2: C, nvffarf. .Y .' ' , ' ide, 66 4: I. Par , Cjx ,S. II hh , L, Tm-IV, ,, ,' - V H, P. I'i1'!::3e'raII. If. CI zn. If. Ileri, If. lr. 1171, . ' , H. , xx.. QA H , fqflgc . , - A S! ' ' . . I f . ,. r' I, 51. 0 ' .Vi I I1 , xg nn- Wwhmm FOREIGN EVEN TS SY 'VIPOSIUW Students and teachers listen to Mr Strauss speak on The Russian Challenge Large and actne the ,lumor Red Cross IS one of Ludlowe s busy servlce clubs This UHlt of the school has much about whlch to boast The group filled a box mth materlals for school and sent It to another school that lacked even the baslc essentlals The two Canteens they sponsored were a huge success They want to thank all the students for the support gwen them at thelr Cookle Sales Volunteermg from the1r respectlve study halls, varxous Ludlowe students helped the town Red Cross at the Blood Bank The Carolton Home recelved representatlves every Thursday from the ,lunlor Red Cross enrollment The constructlon of Comlc Strlp Books for the Veterans Hospltal was an excltlng project Early m December amld the palntmg of llghts and the fight wlth angel haxr they concocted tree ornaments as part of thelr Chrlstmas decoratlons at the Nike Base Led by Nlarydean Walsh and advlsed by Mlss Wrlght they enjoyed a successful and prosperous year lf you found yourself feelmg s1ck you could look up one of the Future Nurses 1n Ludlowe These Future Nurses of Amerlca under the leadershlp of Sandy Stack Elleen Draba k1 Elleen Thomas and ,lackle Blazok scanned the field of nursmg to see lf such a career was the professlon they wanted F1lms on student and graduate nurslng guest speakers 1n cludlng reglstered and armed forces nurses dlscus QIUIIQ on the nurslng program ltself helped them YlQU3llZC the nurslng career 'Vlrs Hoehn, Mrs Phelps and Nlrs 'Nlalarky a reglstered nurse from Brldgeport Hospltal advlsed the glrls The 50Cl3l Studles teachers of Roger Ludlowe presented a lecture and dlscusslon program held elght tlmes durmg the second semester, on the Lmted States and the World Today Thls Sympo slum was open to the school parents and faculty but was prlmarlly for the enhghtenment of students lt was hoped that thls aetlvlty would stlmulate mter est IH current HHHITS Readmg llsts for each toplc were compxled for students who were not takmg c ual study courses The program proved to be of benefit and lt IS hoped that xt may be contlnued next year so-44 PROBLEVS OF AVIERICAN DEMOCRACY CLASS Close your eyes George 5 3 ' 5 . f I , fr: . ' V' . 3 , N 1 ,,, y I ' i . V, ' S 4 Q e 2 W' f . 1 ' ll ' 7, 1 y , - , . . . 4. V . L u . . s 3 7 7 Y. . . Y x U . b . . . . . ' s 2 .. . ' 7 , . , . . . . 7 7 r . f Q V A V s. 7 , , , . f - 1 I t 7. . , - , L ,M 8 l , Y . ' . A , 7 S 9 1 -1 s 9 ' ' , v . . . , t , ' A , ., , I , . . .I . . , A N ,,, r . . A ' , . , - . x 44 - - as ' , ,U FOREIGN STUDEINT EXCHANGE COMMISSION Rau 1 S Nlarfeau P Szmps P Sullzlan ,I Pascoe If rlson L finfleraon I Rappolt 'N Ixrenlman R Weber Ilrhtenstetn B Brastou, I Ixamens R u 2 I Su, n NIrErox NI Berggren S I ollzns I Warner H Wagner 'llr Nelson Bey Urs 'Neuman L Lorena L Swanson The Student Faculty Came attracts all SORTS of people farla Nlarreau meets Itals 5 Pres1cI'entCronch1 Neuman R Saranzrh D Sherwood S Brxant C MacKtIlop L Bzmell .l 0Br1en I Nlarreau Nlr Nlarlm Row 4 S llzllhnuser C Roper 'N Rundlet E Johnson S French I Horzath ,I Bzlorleau 'll Nlansnelrl S Beauzlzn S Fabryk Benozt Pres Luclloxses llttle Qtate department the Forelgn Student Fxthange COIHIHIQSIOII IQ made up of a group of llN6lN hard working Qtudent who believe that throubh thur efforta lnternatlonal g0OdNNlll wlll be furthered AQ 'Nlr Nlarlln our adx1Qor ss ould Gay Thle xear ue are cementmg our relatlona wlth Guatemala We haxe had two wonderful exchange Qtudenta one from the Eaet and one from the South 'Nlaybe next wear Q Qtudent wx 111 be a ba ketball star from -Nfrlca or a Qkung ace from Norway' Our Qhareg of Democracy and other money ralsmg projecte were Quccewful and we Qmcerelw thank the QtudentQ for all the Qupport gnen to our orgamza tlon lv S Henozt H Wagner J Houara' f Nlarreau P Warner ill N hool Fxerulue Iounfzl premlent recenes Guatemalan flag from Errhange student .. '- , . . I 777 ' ' .L - -- Q ' ' ' 3 W H - It fi 'U 'Tv N, f x 1 X f if Q ' ' .Qu M ' H Vt X , on, .. ,. ,D. .. ',. ,. 4' ,.. ' ., ','. ,. ,A. . ,. ' ,. .. 4. : - ', . . ', . ' . at : .f'ai,l. ' ., . ,gf , . , . , . ',. ,,. '.' , . ,C. '..' .... ',. Clampett. D. Cogswell, B. Broun. J. Page, V. Tonges. Row 3: S. Dollarrl. P. Harrison, C. Tallman. J. Vineent. Missing: S -',..1 ,. :,. ,P. ', . E V , . B . K' I W W. ' t V f v' ' 5 V . i U x. v . I . W. W. 3 4, .N Y 'vMA 'A 1 I '. R Q' fr, ' 71 Y W , . t Y N7 A Y ,E L L' Y- S ' 55 A L '99 A 7-D ' ' 4 ' 4 'M I.: a I 9, ll I nf' , ' ' 1 f 'Q gr V x -. I 1 , 'Y if -Ox Saludos .-Xmigosl The purpnses of tht- :Knit-riean Field Serviee are 1 - V Q 7 fvlul many and xarivd. hut l am sure that the must impnr- 2 f 'j'q- A' i ' 5 'W' K V tant one is to ereate a hetter understanding hetween Q 1. 4 '- Z ' I, teenage students which will gzruw with us to a hetter 1 r A ' A , r' - ,V 'Y 0 understanding: hetween natitvns During this year. 5 2551. ' ' I , time after time. I was greeted with keen intereSt Q Q' gl' V ' from all of you for my Small c-ountry. You have no ' xx yi, 5' fi F -1 idea how grind it felt tn have some-one aSk me in a 5 4 ' i A J ? 'i eruwded hall: Un you have anx inww in Cuate- Q V ' Y malaffi I thank ynu all fur fulfilling your part of K' Q the plan so well. and I hope that I was able to ful- .. i ht' . fill mine. 1- . l 'L I ' fl at 4, , Sirieerely. - W' Lord make me the instrument of peace. ri-E ' ' I, 9 1 4 ITFBSTER HOL SE COL NFIL u 1 f' Tres 1 I 1' funrrls I Us-miell U 'Floors' 9 Sa 0 Prrzanrl P f fzzrrm P VIIFOX I Forfhlone enslfzn zzz 1 sf 11 1 IP 'N .Smit ,. 10 S rxanl lm Pnl S DP r U Bride 5 fznloff Ur Sperzrer Rau 3 D Walsh 1' Warner C -1 NlIIlV4'N HO! QE FOINFIL u 1 f flampell H Was r S Wa we I Houar Baum ffapmrm T larfv rs I faffashfr L Har on rt! R Trzpolz I H Nlarzr na vu I .Emu L V1 um m I If Ifrozuz 11 Herggrerl Q x ouarl rr s R Yuha f Uufffw I1 You Wzflfr f Y . 4 In , . 1 1: Lf Q1 :sis 'X' A x X - .A '1 Ro' : f. f:'. . ff ' . ' , . Ur. R. C . J. fag. f A. . A , . ' nf. Lzrhl Q R1 2: I.. l'1. gone. l'. el' , ' 'h, S. 1lz'.w1r1 : U. Zfzf If .f. ' r' . Ve. Q xdrf., .4 'M iff: w T 1 v as A kv A , L 1 y -:V . i A5 .b 1 2- ' . I ' V. ,h X M , M N' C 1 . X: A X . ' qt Qi ,z - ai n- L- -3 ,. x f , f X x V 4 i R0 ..'j:e',f. gr.. 4d,D. f. 7.,7.'. . fr.'.1.A .. I. Ha , . '. . Tlllel. .f h1 . Rc 2: .. W VOI' 1l,fjffKIr2r.f'. .NP f .f., I'w . . . ,S. .lf.j.,1 1. U. Urzffm 11 . V Q, . . . Y ng. . . . 70 S. Uarreau. V. V'1. wr1. ll. Wzfson, WHS Gibbons. Rau' 3: C7 sz ' ty ALL SCHOOL CONGRESS Rowl H Young D Hartt I Wendell I Howard S Wagner Wagner P Wilcox S Salko C Treszl Row 3 'Wr Ewing C I Edwards Row 2 I Chapman L Horton B Derl, H Curne I Wtlet R Trzpolz I Page M 'Vloore The All School Councll under the leadershlp of presldent Jay Howard, VICC presldent Judy Wendell, secretary Sue Wagner and treasurer Dave Hartt completed another successful year ln student govern ment The many projects and act1v1t1es throughout the year attest the group s ablhty The first act1v1ty undertaken was the Freshmen Get Together They presented the annual Fall Dance the Football Fum ble and next jomed w1th Bassrck for the BF Hop The Hop was a success flnanclally and soclally whlch alded the Councll and student morale The Sadle Hawkms Dance had the best attendance of the whole year' Whlle an lmportant part of the Counclls func tlons IQ social affalrs they sponsored other projects to justlfy thelr exlstence A most effectlve pubhclty campalgn was carrled on by the Councxl for the athletlc teams under the chalrmanshlp of Jane Chapman and G3llTfCQZ1 Remember the huge slgns found ln varlous places each week announcmg foot ball games? that large basketball schedule poster was qulte an asset to all too They sponsored the annual Rogers Pool campalgn whlch was well sup ported Who knows? 'Vlaybe someday there w1ll be a real pool After four years of debatmg what to buy check mg every posslble aspect and finally performmg the 'act the School Store of Roger Ludlowe was put lHtO actlon The hard worklng commlttee, headed by Hope Young certamly deserves congratulatlons for a dlflicult job well done We presented to the student body a Constltutlon oxerhauled from the previous attempt The docu ment was completely redone by the commlttee that orlgmally formulated thls work of art Overshadow mg all the Councxl actnltles for the year was a decentrahzatlon of power that IS a mmor revolutlon ln student government at Roger Ludlowe The houses carrled out projects of thelr own and thereby introduced more student partlcxpatlon lender the leadershlp of Judy Wendell, Webster House Councll started the ball rollmg wlth a Bohemlan Dance held 1n the Cafelefla ThlS was a tremendous success and a memorable evening for Day mood ran a Hula Hoop contest, whlch he won w1th no trouble' Sxlhman House counteracted wlth an assembly deplctmg a Counell meetlng Its essentlal purpose was to mtroduce to the students the real order of the meetmgs The pomt was qulckly recogmzed, but eyery one enjoy ed the performance Webster sponsored the buses for away football games Lnder the dlrectlon of Carol Stanton, the trlps were an added accompllshment for the Councll Slllnnan sponsored a Know your Alma Mater campalgn The campalgn was an attempt to bulld school splrlt and the effort was well rewarded Remember that musmc that was ln the cafeter1a9 Well thank Sllhman House for that Janet Howard wa responslble for the tapes Two of the canteens we had after home basket ball games were sponsored respectively by the two House Counclls Thus the competltlve splrlt con tmued between the two houses A dynamlc and lmproxed Counul was the result of many workers 71 - T7 N I I 5 1 as 'WW L 1 ,. 9 2, f 1 r 1 : . , . , . , . , . l , D , . V ' , .j U , . '. : . . ' , - . . 1 . , . , . , . , ,. , . , . , .. . . , L 7 7 Y . I v. Q s s n a i I . I I - sc D . as - , ' ' V ' as ' ' N , . H ,, . . . . ,, . . . Z7 GC 9, v ' G6 ' 7, ' ' ' , ' ' all who attended. Mr. Beresnyak, in an unusually v U r as av , s . ' 5 ' . . . , Y. - c ., . c 66 as D 1 Af ' ' Y .. ' L.- ! u S Y L i 3 ' ' ' ' if Y 7, , - . . . - - , l ' . , - ., . . V v . . r - - G 37 v S 5 ,- , , . V . . U k Y B V . V I , I . 0 n u l LIV C A T L E provldes us wlth the opportumtj to urther our knowledge and appreclallon o our cultural herllage Q gf' Jirgrf - '-14? Lurllowe Band on parade The football team may hawe been defeated but the Band certamly had that trs try try agaln splrlt Band members suffered through hardshlps such as water logged reed frozen fingers and wrong slzed umforms But nexer faltermg Harry Wach Jeff Smxth and Pete Bxlxard mxraculou ly pulled the per xstent mu lclans through to w1n the war agamst ram sleet and so,.gx confetti Lnder the dlrcctlon of Nlr Kenneth Dunbar the Band proxlded ITIUSIC at all a Cltlllllt Our Pep A em blles would not haxe been half as much fun lf the Band had not bcen there to help promote the much needed splrlt lhe Concert Chonr headed hx Sebastian fSal Salxo Jeff Nlxlct and Xndra 14ndyl Lxchtensteln ang at the usual school functions There was the addxtlon of SOIllClhlllg new a chance to slng wxth two other schools m a performance at the Klem Wlcnmrlal A new group took lts place thus year beslde the usual Cholr and Band The Cadet Choir combmed lt efforts w1th tho e of the Concert Cholr ln present the group were Ann Llberum presldent Hllly Wagner XICC pres1dent and Ingrld Edstrom secre tary treasurer Rau 1 B Iurles H Fzalllofl I? fooper I 'Scholl ,I Wahl H Rzllmgs 'll lane! C Burnll I Rappolt F .Sharman P louras Ron 2 O Deer R Trzpolz If Iiarlter P Douns R Jacobson U Ianell R Valtenzan I7 Hallo ,I Smith R ut I' jo Im I Hlxard Ron 5 II Wu I1 R SIIIS I7 IIIIIIIII If I'I1u II Ilam 4 Hales If fish I Ham F Felrer 'Ur Dunbar - Y c. v , V , - as Q ' S: -e v -L. . U v . , I Y , . ' . ' ' ' . s f L SL S. . . 1 di ' WS. I ssx - , g ' I 2' ' 4 . V 1 5 . .. V, , ,, swf 1 I I I eff ' I J . . w a 1 Ju I A .' -I V ,A X I. x l, ' Y L. 5 . I rv xl c . 1 , . G, , -ff V , , w s . ., ' ,. ' . I L A I ' I I I f, -fgilfle ' . -- V 1 - gf' g A A g :C -an n. . -g , - , fiw- .3 '11, ' ' ' 'fx x 4' ' ' ' '. f V . Q Q, ' Q , f H A P ' mg the Annual Chrlstmas Concert. Olllcers leadmg e V ' - Z l 1 ' 2 if 5 1 V I xref iz gt it g 4 fi A, l BAND ' I - ' I . ' . f , f.. , . , Ro . x ' , '. 1'V . 'Sz . 'ag , .Chiz- IOVERT fHOIR R Ll, 1 I WIIBPIFF I Turlzsh 'N Krentman R Weber I UIIPI S Safzo 4 Izrhtfnstpzn ,I Uoorz' K Siotlzart P Uullxa 3 IxuII111,f,fr 16011. 2 I IIIHIIIIIIIIII I' llnzimslz T Svuera x S T 1mIcrson Ur Ilzzrzbar R011 3 L Iflf Son lrzmfr If Iumj :rex Pxffrzn Wzlur S IIarr1s hrruornl I Iamzon I 1 1 S Zur I' Tzslu f4DET CHOIR Roul I7 S Illllldf H Wa mfr 4 Lzeberum I FfI9lf0771 U v rr I 1 Ixoraf 3 gmzth L Hann0ueI rex If u Z U Hlfn If I0ne5 TI Bensev G Olmslea Bal Pr I lozzpvrthuazl I foomhi If Iiraxlou Ur Ilunlmr Ron 3 ,I Bergmrzrll C I 7' 0 ' 1 .. ' , I. ' . , 1 , . , . lla . Staffs. . .1 ' .' , . , '. : . If. , .' f. ',. , ,. ', R.I . ,' 'I.,.1I.lT':1l',cf,I'. 'V' F, .I. ' ' ff . ' : ,. . , f. . .I ' , .Y Kur1fIlf'l. K. lf'11l.xl1. W. SZIIIIIVIH, S. Iffzjaros, S. Tesla. II. S ' ' , I , II11IIf 'I. L. .vi ma, I. '. '11, II. R -1 .ff ', . 'L' ' , ,.. Ilflpaj. Wilxor. I. ' ' Lf.. ', . -1,C. Sita '. U ': .f '. ., ,. . . . d, 1 . ,. f . vw f URFHIQSI KA Row 1 S' fremh I George P Rappolt B flarey C Ilurrzll Row 2 R Szlls 11 Um V Poster J Bowes S balm Ur Dun bar 4rt routes! uon lx lxathr 'Nelson Behexe It or not' Iudlowe haa an orchestra vshlch performed 1n the Chrlatmaa and Sprmg Con certa The Hume Councll Wag formed for the pur poae of promotlng and to ordmatmg the actlvltles of the IHUQIC departmc nt The ofhcera of the Modern Hume X1aQterQ SOCICIS Chfllfi Band and OrCheQtra compr1Qe thls group Their mam accompllshment vsaQ the Qettmg up of Qtanclarck for the muqc award Qystem Another irea of cultural duelopment at Lud lows 1 m tht Htld rf art Chrlxtmas decoratlona f'XhllJlt and cont: tk hclped kup the -tudente aware of our ar tue art department VI SI! 101 XIII fro I H1 II N lurmn R Danze llh 1' mlm! 1 lue P . . ' Q 1 ,. I , - , f Q . x Vx A x 5- . . ., ,ge ,, gf 1 Xi. o I , W, Q U . 4 . v ,, V X J, . ' : . ., A . Q, . , . , . tgp I i V D C J V A 'S ' - ' 1 . , I ' ., , I, . .t .. X., Q 3 ' f 1 . V 3 . 1 A L' ' Q' F 4 'L u 1 of - ' l .,f ' Q ' ' b I' ' ' L ' S. Srl .J, x,1!f'f. Ur. I1 lfar. '. f: . , r. f. Sm , ll 1 ni. If. 1 lorry. . ' I r. 'K 50' QQNQQX T ,usp-44 MZ M11 5 'W ,va Mr Dunbar rehearses his cast before a small audzence The theme of the Fathers Club Show held ln February was Out of Thls World which proved to be qulte true' The cast mcluded elghty five stu dents and a few teachers and fathers The settlng was a televrslon program Its A Small World Subject a group of Ludlowe students had volun teered to take a rocket trlp to Mars Why? To get away from It all' Elght glrls m a chorus lme accompanled by a group slnglng Out of Thls World opened the show lVlr Carofoll Mr lVlarl1n and Mr 0Dwyer and a few fathers klcked up the dust 1n a tap routme Eva Kosch made a grand entrance m a blrthday cake and danced to the Anmversary Waltz Sebastian Salvo made the plano keys Jump wlth hrs terrific rendltlon of Tango Amerlcana Dot Sher wood starred ln Stardust There was a frlendly Martian who was very mterested ln the form of the entertamment The outcome was hrs takmg a few acts along on hls homeward trlp The Amerlcan Jazz routme by Dlane Yovan and Irene Roseen w1ll let them know just what they are mlsslng The Purple People Eater was also on the scene There were many other acts lncludmg songs sung by Elleen Draba kr 'Nllchaelme Czlpoth Lmda Wheel er Ann Hudson and Vlary Czlpoth The twlrlers lent some of thelr sparkle to the program Provxdlng the dellghtful muslc was the plt band whlch mcluded Ceorglana Burrlll, Harry Wach Pete Bllyard Bull Elias, Bob Sllls. and ,Tell Smith Above The pzt band gave sparkle to the mtermzsszons Below Our twzrlers proved they can do more than march ahead of the band In A l . f 1' , 4 4 t St' . y . ,T N x I 1 2 f 2 . l P Q , . f z ' 2 ,. . 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I , ' STAGE CREW Row 1 D Yovan J Karabmos P Fustz D Brundage H Edmonds 0 Deer I Ryan B Bruttomesso S Fabrylf C Stzlphen Row2 l Roseen V Deer 'VI Berggren I 0Brzen P Warren P Warner S Harris S Bryant L Swanson T There are two seats that may l LSHLRS GL ILI7 Rau I B 'Hfflale D Lezme V Wrllzams L lacltson E Dralzaslcz Ron 2 S 111 Brzcle I Sander S H1 a D Ganser b f Dazgle R u 3 T Il ghes I R zll N Sm L Suanson l Fllgffllld Rau 4 T Hackman .l lwflnor I' Wzlror B Der: T Homo I BIIOITPHU S llzangnan Anderson L Grace 'll Wlllzams Mr Lafouture Row 3 I Plrlett L Robbzns K lon Holtz I 'Utlet D Antomak A lrorlcett R Edmonds P Brundage R Cernand D Coles H Tones E Wurphy R Gzllon I Sloane 'Vlarw Ellen tell her to move the spotllght a llttle to the left Now up some Hold up that fla La h em together The e are only a few of the orders that the stage crew members gave Maybe lt should be yelllng for Hank Edmonds the stage manager was maklng h1s crew put up scenery or whatexer el e was needed for the next assembly Thls group w as really a bunch of beavers when there was work to be done but fun was also a part of the pxcture Someone turned around and found a walt mg bucket of pamt sxttmg on the Hoor ready to be dumped oxer' The job of the stage crew was to set up make bulld or take down any props used for any program on the stage throughout the year The group scraped sanded slzed and scoured Then pamt and xarnlsh crews set to work Yes lt was Phxlh 'Nlarx Fllen Hank and the rest of the gang whom we had to thank for the house the ghosts haunted for the Dear Ruth scenery and for all the asscmhls arran cments 'Nlr LaCouture the 3dWlSOf of thls group IQ proud of all the plendld teamwork Dld anxone a k 'Nlartha lf we hare to wear gowns to the Fathers Club Show? Well dont get all up ct These glrls werent gillllg to be ln the auc lence thex were golng to u her' Thl the I shcrs Cunld was under the guldance of 'Nlartha Wllllams pre ldcnt Lynn Jackson NICE presldent 'incl Barbara Stanchma secretarx The girls helped th c 'lTlCllCllIll.. t 1 find thelr eats whether lt was for the Bucknell I nner nts Cholr As embly or the Fathcr Club Show The ushc rs passed out a color ful pr: ram f thc ttlfllllg performance to each pcr on and often collected tickets : . , . ' , . ', . , . . , . , 1 . ' ' ,, . , . : . A . , V. . - , . , . , . , . , ,I . : A , . ., . ' , . . , . , . . : . , . U ,. . , . , . A , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , .. , . , . . as V ' . 4 , Q0 - 71 as ' 99 as 9 77 LG 7 77 sl I. S . S X L ' 1 a . - , , , ' ' S ' . . 2 s A W A ' - as . ,n . . . . . K www, I I if 1 s 1 V fn ' v R I s ' A 4 - 1 s 7 - M ' ' 'F 7 . W . . . ' 's. . ' , . . . ., lv, T and the efhciency of these students. I . V sa - I S A ' , , , K 4 ' v . 19 T 7 Sw . AV . X4 V 1 - . K' .T A . . - , . , .. s 1 1' ' , . ' - g K l A i ' - - ' Ya . ,, . , HS' t ' U 4 I S .. ' T ' . - r '..f ':. .Q . ,U 1, . 'S S. Daly. l. A . 0 '.: f. u .. '. e ,1..-- llll. , Q L- I , -I T ' I - ' ' I T. v v , s A . L. DRA WATICS Rowl B Brnstow F Stilphen N Fureht 0 Deer I 'Wilet B Johnson S Dollard f' Hunt P Simpson ll Williams Row 2 R Weber ll Storey .S balm I Kettrler I Karabmos D Yotan I Roseen K Keating 'W Wilson P Dulka P Rappolt The dramatlcs department got oH to a really bangup start this year A shortage of boys slowed down operation but things soon got into full swing The first project was a humorous mystery entl tled lea for 'lhree in which a wretched woman made a practice of poisoning people Lnder the dl rectlon of 'Nlr Luke Farrell the following had major roles Irene Roseen Jeff Nlilet and Karen Keating Nlr Farrell left the director s chair and stepped on to the stage to fill the part vacated by the boys. In the annual Christmas Concert for the public a portion of the program was turned over to Mr. Farrell who directed a delightfully funny presenta- tion called the Columbine Madonna.: It concerned a group of people who wanted to put on a play of their own because it was Christmas Eve, and who had a ditlicult time including evervone so that no one s feelin s would he hurt. It was also presented in the Christmas Assembly. It was such a uge success that it was talked about for a long time after- wards. jeff Page. jeff Nlilet. Irene Roseen, Jim Dina, and Oscar Deer carried the ball with this production. The feature of the year was Dear Ruth. It was an hilarious comedy that had the audience rollin in the aisles. Originally scheduled for last year, Dear Ruth never got off the ground. but this year it was a smash hit. The humorous situation which developed between Ruth and her many beaus, with Nlarians unasked-for intrusion, added to the enjoyment of the evening. Heading the cast were: Kathy Vincent, Jeff Page. Jeff Nlilct, Andy Lichtenstein and lrcne Roseen. ln supporting roles were: ,Iohn Condon Pat Wilcox, Karen Keating, and Bruce Cheney. A Lzrhtenstezn 'Urs Way Row 'S L Angeline L fhantland ,I Wrfnox 9 Smith I Edslrorn W Brznsko H Wautte 1 labe f 'l'!arK1llop L Swanson ll Kish K Vincent D logswell I Olson CAST OF DEAR RUTH REHEARSES Above: I. Roseen A, Lichtenstein K. Vincent I. Page. Below: K. Vincent J. Condon I, Page A. Lichtenstein. Well here lt 15 again the glorlous Farr eldzana ln clrculatlon But there were tlmes when we had serious doubts that lt would ever be completed Thls scar s staff was presented wlth more problems than any other staff eser had been The first project was the cleanlng up of the mess left by last year s staff The unturnoffablllty of the heat IH the Wolf Den was another A thlrd was how to keep the edltors from each other s throats and Mrs Arbo from all of thelrs' There were some brlght spots however Over the summer we had acquired a new set of furnlture no doubt destlned for some less deservmg part of the school We never questloned nts presence there and as tlme went by lt became as much a part of the Wolf Den as the sclence fictlon magaz1nes our rocket and the heart We have a system there s mass confuslon Carla and ,lane each had a Box, and Mrs Arbo had the area between the Boxes Any lost ltem from one of Mrs Arbo s Llsts to Jane s college appllcatlon to Carla s latest letter from Dartmouth eventually turned up ln one of these places Duane s Indla Ink was always dlsappearlng as was Elleen s typlng paper and Kathy s preclous copy So was our ethclency We haven t a plcture of that? Let s do a car1cature What copy dxd I assxgn to you? Hey Mrs Arbo Jane shut the wmdow' Carla open the wm ow C n t we let thls copy be a llttle short? Where IS lt? Look rn Carla s box' We re runnmg out on you Mrs Arbo We re golng to the If no news IS good news then the Fox IS the best newspaper 1n the world It s hot ln Let s make a llst of all our hsts Edmonds, you re fired' Im bollmg open the wln ow Boy am I hungry' Bela IS comlng down' We re taklng plctures tomorrow No classes' Lets go home' Its nme thlrty al ready' Its all done' I cant beheve 1 'T FAIRFIELDIANA f,f i 'X S' EDITORIAL Co Edltors ln Chlef Copy Edltor Art Edltor Typlng Edltor Buslness Manager Senlor Edltors 5' STAFF Jane Morse and Carla Marceau Kathy Vlncent Dlana Zaks Elleen Drabaskl Hank Edmonds Judy Horvath and Karen Keatmg EDlTORl4L STAFF Rowl K Vincent I 'Worse F Marceau D Zalts Rau 2 'llr Slergle E Drabasltl H Edmonds K Keatzng P Robinson J Horvath Urs Arbo , , F v , ' 7. - 5 S6 ' ' V77 ' K I . 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If .rw fg- ' fam A 0 N' 1 'S CHAIRMEN uotatlons Laura MHCKCHZIC and Lynn La Fontame Faculty Write ups Marydean Walsh Characterlstlcs Sue Benolt C-lrls Sports Nancy Perry Boys Sports John OblJCSkl, Jeif Page, Steve Foster Photographers Oscar Deer, Steve Swltter, ti, ..-1:5 JUNIOR BOARD D Sherwood F Shnzpes P Robznson E Freer I Page W Leahy R Trtpolz S Foster S Bryant CHAIRTIEN I Hortath L LaFontame L 'l'IacKenzLe J Obzjeskt M Mlke Zadog' and Bruce Brown Walsh 'N Perry K Keating Vzssmg Sue Benozt ' YE 4 RBOOK u 1 Anderson I Leahx I Shmpes S Boun v I avoe 'SI Wzllmrns I 4n Ierson R I7 elner I Ilarnpett If u Z I Sussman S Smtter I' Ilrallaihl Is Pznrenl 'Horse I hlllflfflll Il Yah? ll Lrlmonrli K Keating ,I Horlalh I' Ifughfx Rau J I Wendell U Sheruoorl F Freer 'I ST4FF If Ixzfza N Runrllel T Hama S Bryan! L Horton S Walsh I 1 lson I' T1 la S Ilex Rou 1 L Lafontazne S Salw ll latlofl I Hansen f lage ll 'lloore I Obljeshl R Tnpoll I Ifolnnxon K Ezlmonrli 0 Deer S I'oSler L Slaurovsky . , .-. I ' , . I , . , . , t . ', . , . , . . H-f Q - ' - 1 , .. . ' . ' V , . V , . . I , . N I, A . , I . ', , . . - . lin f A .Y ,yep gr U - Q - ,, ' I 1,7 Q ' . V. ' .J I Q G - ,. Q A . x L I . K vx,.i,xAj 1 -x'r,3j, 4 , 4-. x X, . , V, . , , .t 1 N Ro' zf. H 1. ,,1. . ., . tj, S. . , . 1' , . , . , 'J' ,,. ,.. r .' , . , ,., . ..j1r.'. ,,. '-: . ,. ', o ,,l. ,. .,. ,. ,. , . ' . . L ' 1 ' , ' Y ' 7 V 1 1- 1 ' ' . ,,. .. . . , .. ,.. , 0 -6 X. Q ff? I f THIS PAKE IS THE PRODL CT UI WARIED CEIWLS ff i il in 4' THE E. Fox Pubhshed dur students of mg the school 8 9- Roger Ludlowe y e a r by the Hxgh School I-'axxiield Connachcut Member of the Columbxa Scholuhc Press Association i. 111-5- 17 4? 'Sk is Pat Newman Sue Hermann Joan Wahl Manlyn Values Ellen Johnson But Mr Morse no one told me we had a deadlme TOYOX I-IOEL 4-552. Desplte constant battles wlth reporters who don t belleve ln deadllnes wlse typlsts who spell Har vard wlthout an and the Yearbook Staff we ve survlved another wonderful year Our worthy advlsors 'Vlr Morse and MISS Chornock have a few gray halrs and the staff IS a bundle of nerves How ever we can boast that we actually met a few dead mes We successfully supplemented the blg Fox wlth bl weekly lssues of the Fox s Tale and we added somethmg new to Ludlowe s publxcatlons The m novatlon IS called the Vixen an illustrated maga zme whlch contams storles poems and essays from a few llterary genluses m Ludlowe Our staff brought CULTURE to these hallowed halls' Thls years staff has qulte successfully carried out several lmportant tradxtlons of the Fox Wanda Pearl Crunch stlll offers her plthy advlce to Ludlow :tes Fox on the Sly stlll contams all the latest dlrt and we stlll have a feud wlth the Yearbook Staff Speclal credlt IS due the Art Desk whlch success fully prmted an art page m each Issue of the Tale The art page whlch contams jokes and cartoons IS another product of the Staffs fertlle Knot futllel mmds Hlgh pralse IS also owed the wonderful marvelous terrlfic busmess stall' The busmes staff stayed after school untll five o clock to staple Fox s Tales for the next day They go home wlth stapled fingers mky hands and sore feet lmagme bemg m school for mne hours at one tlmel How revoltmg The typmg classes and busmess classes deserve a specmal mentlon for the fine job of typmg and mxmeographmg the Fox s Tales fdesplte Harvard spelled wlthout an r J The typlsts had to put up wlth copy whlch was llleglble and endure frantlc staff members stormmg ln and out of their classes Altogether lts been a wonderful year desplte all of our traxls and trlbulatlons fcllchel We sm cerely thank the Yearbook Staff for condescendmg to prmt thls artlcle coey cent map I S 3, 'TCS 8 ES in i - n 9 I u - 1 s 4 CL , . 97 ' 66 95 I' , , Q, Q v - . - Q a - - A l 9 0 ' . ' I . , - . . l . I 66 ' 77 ' ' . . . D g . , . . . . . . , . - 9 9 . , . . I Qt ,X . . . ' G Y - , sa as - - , , . - - Jr' Q f K 4 A! - - - cc as , . . . . . . . , I ' 9 7 T K, ' ' .,,,,.-, fl ,lrf r . 9 9 ' ,VCR f '- . . . . I f' az 1 . . V . . . . , ,jpg ' ' 9 , - 4: 99 Vivwf. I ,pref ' as as - ,M . . . , . ! I 9 . ' D ' . , . ' 9 .. I ' rf' . , , , . . . . .- YI. Y 0 3 S nv ' 5 . . 0 Gm FOX STAFF Rowl E Bachman N Coprzo F Hzra C Sulphen B Bzllmgs 'W Storey R Weber ,I Rada B Stanrhma .I Bowes Row2 D Cogswell I Karabznos I Roseen P Newman S Hermann E Johnson S Collins D Plummer S Beaudtn D Ganser H Sally Collms I don t know about you people but I m tzred ' Wh lrf?p' Elen Johnson As the FOX rushes through another deadline V Young Row3 'Hr Horse ,I Kamens D French C Hunt .I Pollard K Roswell L Raehualshy 'll Ialztes E losltn D Yovan S Daley Wzss Ihornorh Row 4 .I Bowes L Swanson W Berggren I. Horton S Harris B Cheney S 'llzllhauser I Page W Szturma J Mzller B Krezgshaber I Wahl L LaFontazne N Wakeman FOX STAFF Ellen Johnson Sue Hermann Sally Collzns Editor Ln Chle Assoczate Edztor Irene Roseen Bruce Cheney Duane Canser Art Desk Deborah Cogswell Lznda Rachwalslu ,lesszca Pollard and .loanne Karabznos Features Edztor Pat Newman Features Desk .lenny Rada ,loan Wahl Betsy Krezgshaber and Mary Ellen Berggren Productton Man Ken Roswell Sports Ken Young Typzng Sarah Beaudm Dot Plummer Faculty Adusors Mzss Betty Chornock Mr Odgen Morse and Mr Wzlltam Weathered Busmess Manager Asst Buszness Manager Exchange Editor You mean the searlmoh vm mused another deadline V Q, QI, . lk! Ky, 5 4 .. . l - V1 B 4 h E I . V ' . ' x P 9 Q Q V 2 , - !'. . I A . I ' . :, .. , .V -V , .I . , '. I , . ,. ', . ,.. , . , . . : , . ',. . N ':. ,.. , . , , q , . , . . , . , , . , . , .4 , . . ', .. . , . ik! I I Copy Editor I I , ,..,. ...,,. . . . ' R , . I .. ...... .. 9 . .3 S ' 5 l 7 5 KK 9 tl Y! IK! ' 79 YI I I ' 9 , ' . .. D .,.... 1 . 3 -- 9 '. , . 1 ' ' rf , I 1 ., - , 1 77 ,Q gil : . I , , l gi ,Q Lf' f A' Y ' file - e -3 ff' -' 1- A.. '- ' I ' . ,' 1 H ' 7 Ill -quam ,r If I QUILL AND SCROLL Rowl H Edmonds K Vmcent P Newman I Morse C fhornorlt S Hermann E Johnson S Collzns Mtssmg E Marccau Mrs Arbo Mr Slezgle Row 2 Mr Morse Mzss Drabaskz 'LIODERA 'IIUSIF HASTFRS Rowl R Damer L larllson E Drabaskz I Wahl W Szturma 'Hr Dunbar Rou 2 C Olmstead W Storey S Smith A Lleberunz ll lanel. 'll Vanek B Parkes Row 3 I 'Uzlet D Sheruoorl ll Kollmger I Bergmarlx M Day C Cowper thwazt H Wagner P Rappolt ew Ceorgxana Burrlll All State Participant Ludlowe sponsors yarxous natlonal socletles Nlodern Nluslc 'Nlasters xs the one whlch has the followmg purposes to Nlalntam hlgh standards ln muslc educatlon lVlot1yate the student to do better work and to Nlake muslc more vltal 1n the llves of young people The honorary u1ll and Scroll IS composed of students who were elected by faculty vote because they produced outstandlng results 1n llterary work The Natlonal Thesplan SOClCty IS the organlza tlon that honors the actors and actresses of our school -Q Ilnluuuul: cannon iz 4 A -V 7: . ir I . :i-T14 4 'T Q ' , .5531 . 4- - ' I which recognize the fine ability' of its students. l I 1 H l . l 5 fl , l Q D , I P - Q LIV WE provides us with a program clubs and sports T WIRLER One group that deserwes a lot of credlt IS the 'l Vilfllllg Club The glrls were at all our home foot ball games mth thexr splnnlng batons and thelr umform brlghtened up the often ramy scenery Fx erx das durmg thlrd perlod these glrls practlced thelr stunts They came up wlth some fine arrange ment for the Fathers Club Show Sprung Concert and Pep A semhlles Precedmg the band during the 'Vlemonal Day parade the glrls performed well Captam Barbara Johnson and Barbara Cra bow lu led the hugh steppers wlth style Lets not forget that Tnger me saw roamlng around Thanks gnlng Day That was the work of 'MISS Wllson and the Twlrllng Club MAJORETTES Rowl H Young M Srhaalman I' Shnzpes Row 2 N Rundlet B Johnson B Gf0b0wS1xl B Crega I Plummer lcd 32 TWIRLERS' CLUB Row l VHS Vzlson. R Turn, 'll Czlberl, N Sakgo, B man,l Shmpes Rau 3 N Kumllet,B ,lohnson,B Crabowskt S!hPll71Plll,j gandenf George Row2 H Young, M Srhaal B Creglhf l'lummer 0 I.. . ,su . . ,, .- -4 - 1 ' V ' Cl ' 7, S ' . S L 1 9 lx, S5 . . . or . . D , . . If 5 M . S ' 56 ' 97 ' . 7 1 GC ' 79 V V ' - 7 5 s xf H T ar . i A ? fi Q X J 'Y f X , A ' ' Q , , l ,I ' '. I' 6 3 9 r . ' ,f 1 ' ' J , X I' V T 'L z . CHEERLEADERS X Fas X R11- Y Late ln the sprlng of 1958 over fifty potentlal cheerleaders were seen llmplng through the halls of Ludlowe Stuff muscles because of hours of practlce couldnt dum thelr hopes of becommg members of the 1908 59 cheerleading squad On the b3SlS of ablllty leadershlp character and scholastlc stand mg twelve lucky Ludlotute lovelles were chosen to cheer our football and basketball teams toward nctory Sue Dever and ,ludy Wendell were elected co captains and 'Vlr Holley gave helpful guldance Thus the sms boom bah glrls boosted Ludlowes tradltlonal hghtlng splrlt whether ln vlctory or de feat wlth thelr peppy enthuslasm Thls year the glrls lncorporated cartw heels splits and other cles er now elty ldeas unto thelr repertolre of cheers Well newer forget the cheerlng of our fixe Se mors Sue Are sa ready let s go Dever Tlger Llnda Enthusxastnc Kathy Sue bug smlle Wag ner and Team Tuddle Judy Ludlowe has real Our gals really shmed Don t lack me' 'Ki' Jilivdu-u-:new L+ CHEERLEADERS folumn I ,l Wenrlell, G Treszz, .l Mueller, L Rudls, K Vmrent folumn 2 S Deuer, A Lichtenstein, N Martin, I fhnpman, S Wagner Team, team, team ' . . , . . . v7 . 7 g L . L - . Y q. 5 . , ' - l ' , . s. ' ' . Q 4 - I - 99 - 9 - - ,i I X I A Q V V ' . l 7 ' 9 . X Y- is 51: 7 l l V ' V X t - .' f f' - : 4 V Y... 7 91 as - 91 '. ix ' ss -' - sv Y Aa ' -, 11 - t ' ' ' K 4 . , l cs M N 95 7 . , X h reason to he proud of this year's cheerleaders, for . 66 V ' 77 N. , ' 5 -. Y' k , 4 l Q E lx e . 'W , - 5 A , . 15 I A hh.,--lf., I . - f ff .J Q ' K Q A , , ri! ' , , VM-J Ma R . - .tj 5. I Q .- :sv L L I -H5 I'- H , . I wx z' . ,I IV Make Kzjanka It s a jump ball' 4 '1 ' x' ' x 4 I ,H ,-r 5A 1's' f '. 8' F OO BALL 'K , ,A . 4 . 4 v1, f ,' LQYBJWQV Wx -'Q - SX 'Uri Fl is swf I5 V? 'L John Nix Leapfrog anyone? b4- There are very good reasons for our poor rec ord Tracmg the development of the team we find some mterestmg facts about the posltlons certam players occupled thls year Fxrst lets look at the backheld Bob Thomas an experlenced fullback was lnjured ln a pre eason scnmage and thus we needed someone to fill hrs shoes To fullback from nght half the coach shxfted co captain Steve Ma lasxcs whose power and ablllty to thmk and act gave us a strong backheld punch However he had not played halfback or fullback last year Steve was a guard last year So ID strengthenmg our backfield we weakened the llne Henry Pletzrak became right halfback Bob Fabryk also had a difficult change to make Thls hardhlttmg fast thmklng halfback of last year was moved to the quarter back posltlon where he adequately learned lntrlcate plays and ball han dlmg moyements Andy Wlarak played hls old post tron as a hard runmng halfback Wrth th1s comblna tlon of experlence and mexperlence for a backfield we should have had httle trouble However thls was not L0 be the case lnjurles depleted our manpower M3l3SlCS and Fabryk among others were lnjured from tlme to tlme Our bench was not strong enough to make up the dlfference Bruce Czapla learned the hard job of quarter backmg allowlng Bob Fab ryk to play two posltlons 1n an attempt to strengthen a weakened backfleld Jlm Johnson and Mlke Kljanka To make Johnson an end though we had to rob the tackle spot where he played last year and lVl1ke was relatlvely lnexperl enced To fill that spot hefty Bob Anderson moved ln land he really filled lt tooj Later when Ed Rellly our capable center was lnjured Bob Anderson took over that posltlon John lN1x a guard last year proved to be a powerful player Oscar Deer and ,hm Lobdell filled the guard spots Thls was a good lme but agaln as w1th the backfreld IIIJUIICS weakened us Why didnt we wm at least one gameo Draw your own concluslons U'Wl if 'sam rs W l J'lLl.0,.p T Andy 'Warak Carnes the team down the eld R Anderson I Nzx I Burke I johnson J Clark B fzapla S llG1GSlf'S and team 4' 5 it H .r ' 'ifn maggie I ,M nfl P 'H' M, -:neun IL . .Ah nn vt: W, Hifi' 1244 -rl Brotherhood of Benrhuarm ers . . ' Q ' ' Q , ' i 'Fr ' 5 Q . -5. - gf. .I ., .T V , 1- .-.,.. f- y 1 ., . 4 ' ,. . V . . ' . -Q . ' ' J ' .L n. ' l SN- ,, , 9 rx ,b 1 r' .. ' Yv... ' ' .1 . , ' ' - L . . - . r . 1 4 1 I v n . . - . . U I Q ' Y' X ' , V L ' . . ' . u r , v ' 7 l ' . 7 I , . ' ' I , Q . . ' t p - A-. . ' ' -. ,,. g 'Q . V ' 1 . .I V v 'N . A . . . . , u I , f. 7 5 . L . , , . . n l , . n Now let's look at the line. At ends we had rugged 7 9 A ' ' 7 7 . . 7 ' 7 1 . 1 ' . . . , I ' 7 , . w. , 1 , . , . , . , . - 7 - , , . .. , . . ,as ' -'W 7 I :W A ... f A 1 ' , If rltl' EB A 4 - ,fsyw l , V:qw,'Ul A, 5 ,4 ' .J V , .A ' .f':,Q:f-,ff ,W .s LL- 1 1 I Af 1 Av ' ' - - -4 Q ' - 1 4, nl .',1.nL:v' K . f 1.-gf.-1.-'si 3, iii, e- Y xt if ' s I' f 1 f It . 's Y I 84' I 1 Q A .9 AY! I uf 1 95' A 4 O W 1 . a I ' ' 'lr I 1 1 ,Job-'I' 'uv az -w ' o.av ':zf.b' N! .gc 4 sifwtfff' 'Ri' Av, J 'Y.o df Bruce Bari. er Slule close step poznt' H li gr amz, qgait .. ui Chns Peck and Ken Anderson Don t let tt get away' P KN' X 19C7CfKflZl? 3X Q I lac Thls year the Soccer team had a medlocre sea son but the boys showed potentlal power for next year ,Iohn Llndsey and John Hlller scnlors are the only retlrlng members Coach Bear wlth the help of co captalns Daxe Hartt and Bruce Brown gulded the team The team started the season Wlth SIX stralght losses but the txde turned wlth an upset vlctory over Stamford The Clrls Fxeld Hockey Team who had just Hmshed thelr own game added an extra boost to the team s morale durmg thls wm It was on to Norwalk then mth an even blgger upset A long goal by Charhe Skubas ss on the game and a great job as goalle was performed by bug brother Joe 'F ali QT' QOFFFR bp' R014 1 P fouras f Slrubav B Harker ,l Kovrlra D Har!! Ro uell I llzxnousll ,l Tavlor lzmlsey f Hiller lx flnrlerson F Ietxrh I lerl. Rau 2 I lznrent ,l Barlner Hoon I Slulras ll llzne . ' A- . 5 Q-ffl , gl 'Hu 1 tv ,Y . fs 1 f s X3 'fl n,L'9 9' L Q, Q V -Q f ' r' - 1 Tj- 'W-j t ,-, - .1-' Ta . W 7 x '3 as 51 4 D p ' if 5 . -4 ' :., V l . 'XI' ' , K -rn ,Q rv ,a, ii'-sfiign E'-- .f ' e T - Q5 'Te 4,3 f 5. r t,4 U .'v a 'rpgftf x ei ' f 't,' .-'ef j, ,, A ' . 'W if - 2- - .at ..-1-to - 4,-. x ..rf E.vf L. 'six ..,- lr, - .11 ,tw rr - I ' H , , , - ,,,n,.,1,,,,, - , T, , - 1 auf. on 1 4 'I 'z' - 7 ,. V 5 . ef.t FW fsafl M atl- - ' - - TL T- s , - R . ,, V A df I 7 ' I ' ' . ., ' natt i fi lv.'jP'., 7 . Y rl s - H I I 15f9l ' - 'T f ff: ,K T ?'9TMi'll W J -Q ...T - , i T , '-.. 3 ,, , .. , F 'W A s t- ' 6 If ' I. 1 5 5 ltr. ' Mk 4 -X -' 1 -4 ' r .. 1 It I . ' 1 I 1 f ' ta. 4 X ! ' A - fp . 1 , , 1 s 1 ' . ' . - .. x' -: ' .. ,',, , K. v.. V ,j.,' ' ,.'lI. CROSS COD TR Y 3 --x SSxfN X fi ' 4? I gg? if, 2 im. Ie Smith Avo matter hou hard I Irv Thr army marrh nes mer hxll mer dale but to Ludlum - I r S Fuuntrx Team the eourie always Qeernedmore hlll than dale Wag In Qplte ul a slow runmg Qtart our team under A A, te ffluflgfllitr, f Coarh Carter 0Dwser came l,0Q'5'y through mth hu uma In the tlllfll year of CroQs Countrx rmnpctltmn Captain Jlm Lanzo brought glorw tu ludlmse bx brmgm home a hlgh award at the euunty rncet ln Danburw Jeff Smlth noted for hw running up hlll better than dmv n flew up a Qrnill nmuntaln paving peoplt lc ft and rlght and helped nn '1 xuturx 'lt flrumwlrh In tht 'Norwa lc , .ya ran the wrong wax bs a luekx turn he came back Cross FOIHIIH WPC! Gtrongls to fllllih fifth on the team Who pu' 'haf Smeg lhfffg Ai as-ag rw FROSS COL NTRV Raul L Berfouzt S Fowier I 'ilome ll Lurzmf f' gl0fllV71 l Qmrlh Ron 2 Ur Ofluwr l Flfllfl B Pumphrm f fllfflt' I Sualn I Lan 0 C414 .1 ff fy! .fy L l N- 1 I Q 5 - 'O u . I' X X d 19 XX ' t l . I ' ' A HA ' tt v . , i V I U 1 as , ' , 71 ' g , ' C ' I flf los' , ' . ' J ' f A . I,-yin' ' tb in - uv 44' 77 I hx V- 'S E . 5. V . I n R ' . . A h - 3 -' ff 0 . ' . 7 . 4 . K .- ., - , M :L-3,55 ' I i . . . . f I L ,D -. 1 Q 1 J Y I 1 I U I . .I P . :gf t In 12? L 'l ' meet. one of the buys became eonfused. Although he ' . 1 . .- 4' gg A V., I ,, L '-:Vg --I S , . , -. , . 1- V' 'ZA 'w f,' :I-is G , l ., , Q me W, 'J 1 NL! fic. A x V' J V' D , Q, , . A , , . s l-. 1' 3 C Q W 0 U ' l ' x .o . I - 4 l ' I. ' ' J, . ,', I ' , . ' ' , . : . nf f f - .1 4 -1 , J f A ,t Aw, P' 1 ff . -fb! ' L., 11,57 9 , , o , - .--ug af - - . ,.. , ,4 . ,V f' I I 'A ,L - Lv. y'-:S-'wv wg' 7.-Nhn .., ,- ,- b sa .Ani 1 1. - A . -.. J. - A i . -.rli..a,f'-5' wi ' l4RSlTY FIELD HOFKEY u l nlell I hlauroisln 5 Herrnann S 'llareeau Il 2 um ds IK 1 'N Perri Kanzem 'Urs Holley Y' s v-N... i I , A . . . .5 '-.ru i-:,.' - ' -'-I.. ' M vw., --..,,f:g+3rr, ,--111 4 Wes! end going East. So near yet so far. If you saw a girl hohhling down the halls this past fall. she was prohahly a memher of the Field Hoekey Team. Oxer sexenty-fixe girls tried out for this xarsity sport. and from these. thirty were eho- sen. Xfter thu weeks of grueling praetiee the girls ref.-eixed a SfllY8f'l'i hy losing their first game to Staples. llowexer. it was during this game that half-hai-la Kathy Yin:-ent did something seldom ae- romplished hy one in her position. she seored a goal. lhe xllffllf fought hard and played well throughout the season. :X fast forward line consisted of lan Edwards. Sue Hermann. Linda Stauroysky. Sandy Xlari-eau. .l4lyt't' Kamens. and Kathy Hrhelc. 'lihe defense was up held hy Sue Wagner. Kathy Vin- eent. Yaney Perry. Nlareia Glenn. Laura MacKen- zie. Lynn Horton. and ,ludy Wendell. These stiek girls ended the season with a 3-2-2 ref-ord. They also participated in the Lniyersity of Bridgeport Playday. where they eame in sec-ond. winning all hut one game. High scorers for the season were Linda Stauroysky and Sandy Nlareeau. The junior Varsity team was a group of fast thinking girls whieh included the following: Laurie Lahontaine. Judy Nlelfyoy. Exa Koseh. Hope Young, Nlarianne lloodrieh. Lorraine Lorenzo. Joan Klup- zak. Anne Xaustdal. Carol Stanton. janet Hermann. Rose Tueci. Sandy Bounty, Barhara Hrbek, Sue Walsh. Linda Paseone. Robin Wilmcit. and Pat Wil- cox. Lnder the coaching of Mrs. Holley, and the efficient management of Judy Kettner. ,ludy Ander- son. and Sue lliller. the Field Hoel-:ey learns had an exceptionally good season. The J.V. members re- ceived yalualmle experienee whieh should help them become memhers of next year's Varsity team. To end the season with a hit of extra fun. the girls threw eo-captain Linda Staurovsky and Coach Mrs. Holley into the shower. f.V. FIELD HOCKEY Rou' l: R. Tm-ri. ll. Cooflrirli, If. llrhek. S. Bounty. Row 2: J. .4mler.xon. f. .1Il'El'llvl. .4. Nalzvtrlzzl. L. Lorenzo, J. Herrnann. J. Kfupzrilr. Rau' 3: S. Uiller. ff. Stanton, P. Wilrox, S. Walsh, L. Lalfonlaine, J.Ket1nor. 9299 FIELD HOCKEY J Q- v JNQQ i'lk.' 1, f I V A , 'un 1915 5 ' ,43.-3 Q ,.. ...f, xx ,' AZ-- 'Y 4 , X, ' ' I ,-a . , 7 ...Q 1' ' 1 ' - - . , -gf . gf L, H 'dlylnfl ,yn -K -fp 4 E is u L V., .F':,:' 4 , ......,..,, A , 1 1 .F-1. ., 2 if ' 1.50 Vv' IQ, Ty 'v , . -'Q Ya itil ' .a. , va ,' ' 1 D . .. K ,I.4,v' I I .f- Auf. ' ., , ,iv We .,- ' H M4172-. .3 ,r V . . A f ,VJ-:F rw if - .L-,,..gLr.,l,ff, 1 ,1 -BLQ?A v1', , A 4f5:'f7? i'-- 7 V 4 I. fi'-f:'7,5f1f 24:74. 4-,,n,,.,A,l!f' .pq Jffmigr Wf:Ti.1's- .fmfgf -f V. .uf-.1 -Fw-'9',' .. ff ' -1 E . ,Q ,.,,,.g h? IAA, ' ilqpm ,:.5?.q..K ' V ff'-.Q 2: '- W , . , gf. 2' r',??Q- '41,1,.Q.-ff'-5.3 ff-+ ':2i5' r' 4. w. - V.-W -- .Q J1' .' , -Lx -1 A 'gglwf , ,, ' . , 'fr . ff W' 1 5'f' - -WY1 'J?f,'-'9'3l w k 'L Q -, x- Iv I . '- I A 6 9, AV . ' ' 1 1 4 5 l-,HI I ' , f I . Q 1 1 2. A 2 f2--ff':.wfsziff'-f- -. rf' M. f l 'fff. fi .,-14 ., j ,531 T - ' L ,bfi Q- N -,Q ' ,-M Lu ' .-., -m 1, .r g'T'f5,i1K4-fl: 2 - -12, -wif' ' fag -' 4 Y , ' :'f.'.pbfw . ' ..m,' 41.3.1 .15 7t,,. ,Ml ,' Q -ff.: . 'V :Lx 5 ,545 ,:.' , '14 'fl' r . My ' - - , , ' - 1 v , f. ' . ' J . ' ' A' ' .1 ' :fx - ' ' v ' 'M ' 1 . X p I 4 I , I , ,f K l 1, ' ' ' Q . ', , 1: 4 ff , Q- f ,V , , , . L, A . 'f 4 K ' A ' 50' ' , ,nr N r- ,M ' , - , ff , 1 Is. Z fi., J 1 ,A A x lgitwi 4 L J. f 110, -L' J f ' A U' '. 1 V 'Il' -' 1 ' ' ll 1 f I ' I , Vg.: . . , V Sanrlp .Varfwzu ii a good plawr hu! she gels rarrierl away, IJRSITY fl'Yl0R VARSITY l.urll0u'e 2 Slaples 3 l.llIll0Il'C 0 Staples Lzlrllruzce 2 Stamford I l,urllou'f' 0 Warlle Lzullozce 0 Warale 2 Lllllllllljf l Staples Lurllozve 2 Staples 0 Lufllmte 0 Darien Lurlloue I Darien I Luallozce 3 Shelton lnzrllnzae 6 Danbury I Inullnzw 3 Danbury Luflloue I WUTCIQ I l,zulln14'r' I Waffle 91 Sitlir1,f::f.'.T111lman T Qrhmzdr f 9A11baS R Sk I 'uk lx Wojnrz, R. farlfllz Stanrfm P Szhlege B 1 UI 1 r Sc um I Q Iilqnkq Ta Inrrl-.'n1an N , v , 1 ' 1 .x X x X4 4, ,,,......--- l,l1l!l011.'8 Ludloue Lurlloue Ludlow-e Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludloue Ludlowe Luflloue Lufllawe Lurllowe Lurllowe Lurllowe Ludloue Ludlowe Lurlloue Lutlloue Lufllowe Lurllowe 1,urllou'e Llt!1l0ll.'P Ludlowe Ludlowe Lu fllowe Lurllozre Lufllowe Ludlowe Lurllowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Lurllowe Lurllou e 1.u11lr1u'e Lurllowe Ludlou P -...l...,--. 1 ! M... ' 1-...Q tg... .,,.A Open your mouth a little wider, John. Don'I just stand there: help VARSITY 69 Wright Terh 51 Danbury' 43 Greenwich 38 Stamford 64 Andrew Wards 48 Darien 46 .Yorwallf 5.3 Staples 53 New Canaan 61 Danbury 42 Greenwich 52 Stamlford QT Wright Tefh .39 Andrew Warde 49 Darien 53 .Yorwalk 44 Staples 40 New ffarzrlan fl, 1Vl0R VARSITY 22 Wright Terh 38 Danbury 30 Creenwirh 27 Stamford .11 Andrew lfarde 27 Darien 21 Norwalk 28 Staples 32 New Canaan 61 Danbury 42 Creenwifh 39 Stamford 58 Wright Tefh 41 Andrew Waffle 33 Darien .13 Norwalk 38 Staples 58 New Canaan me get this thing 0.0. 59 58 62 44 . , ,. 53 81 66 55 49 51 65 73 67 57 66 55 62 73 18 39 47 56 37 30 64 55 28 23 43 54 34 37 42 54 46 44 . Il VARSITY IIASKETHALL TEA 'll A AFTER Row 1: T. Baker. H. Czapla, E. Reillv, I. Uhijeohi. 1. Burke, 11. Hoare. Row 2: Coach Bear, T. Carberry, D. Brundage, C. Slfubas, I.Slfu11as, 11, lfeslerlinfz. R. Trinoli, il. Kijanlca. -W MTM' VT 'ATV' ' ' ' 1 1 ti 1 fl' - :v w f. '. : ,f QQQQI 1, ul ,Zta 1: r -C X T' I lb 5 A . 7 f' in 4 f 'S I JSTQT 54405801091 Xi EAA GIRLS: BASKETB 4LL 1 , f -fi f ns. 'l'wenty'sexen girls survived the Basketball try- outs ht-ld in Dem-nilwr. Nlrs. Joan Holley coached the-se Varsity and J. V. sharp-shootersf, The Var- s', Q-mlcd with a 6-4 rccord. Playing hard and gathering valuahlc experience toward becoming vniln-rs of the Varsity tt-ani next year. the J. Vfs completed their season with a 4-4 record. Through tlnf lc and thin joan Klupzak. Rose Tucci, and Sandy Brs ant managed the teams. The Varsity started the season with a victory over Shelton. then suffered two setbacks, one from Warde and the other from Danburx The girls had a winning streak, but were setback twice more in the season. Varsity high scorer w as Linda Staurovsky with ninety points. and the ,I V high scorer was Hope Young with fifty- nine points. IIN H1 GIRIS I 4R9ITl B4SKETB.4LL Rou 1 L Staurotsln I llueller S Dezer 'll Goodrich. Rou' 2: L. Ru11is.S. Salko, N. Perry, S. Lurllowe Lufllotce Lufllozce Ludloue Lufllowe Lurllowe Lurllowe Lurlloure Luflloiye Lurllowe Ludlowe Luallowe Lurllowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Ludlowe Lurllowe Ludlowe Aboie: Carol Stanton uAre you the opposition ?', ll Belou' 5 Jasmin Vueller Personally, I think thafs a pretty' ridiculous jump b ll VA RSI T Y 36 Shel ton I 9 Dan bu ry 22 Warde 45 Staples 44 Notre Dame 34 Wdfdf? 51 Stamford 30 Notre Dame 28 Darien 37 Staples JUNIOR VARSITY 20 .Shelton 24 Danbury 5 Warde II Staples , 20 Warde 32 Stamford , 6 Darien I9 Staples 27 44 46 33 31 59 19 22 55 32 18 I0 23 23 19 27 46 32 GIRLS' J.V. BASA11 TBALL Row 1: J. Czapla, H. Young, P. Ceragosian, P. Simpson, C. Stanton. Row 2: I Anderson C Treszi I. Howard, B. Hrbelf, I. Hermann. Row 3: R. Turri, J. Kanzens, A. Boros L Lafontaine D DeAngelis, M. Dziamalelf. R319 F 132.5 L25 TRACK Rau 1 f Kffntnur B Bari-.er W Rarzmav A Warak Strfltlorrf J Rum R Hamer I Shnlpei f furrle R Leavy Fabrxlk l Wood D Har!! 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' ' 1 . . . . SWIMMING Rowl B Brastow P Rappolt C Mayer E Wendel D Yovan C Stllphen K Chandler L Anderson H Sunderland Row C Berg A Moore D Hartt R Kele 0 Deer D Leonard Hansen R Coombs B Glllon M Larzme W Henry Row B Hrbek l Hultgren F Mayer D Cumrntngs B fanco Htggtns I Pascoe C Nlkodem P Strnpson B Greenwald P A newly orgamzed sports program added to Lud lowe IS the Swlmmmg Team The boys met at the lNorth End Boy s Club twlce a week and once a week at the Westport Y'VlCA The team was coached by 'Vlr Whlte and Mr Foot Although competing only ln practice meets It IS hoped that such water actlvlty wlll lead to mterscholastlc contests It would then mean that students could earn a varslty letter The Ludlowe Baseball Team welcomed back many lettermen to help carry the team through a successful season Coached by Mr Beresnyak wlth ,lack ObljCSkl as captam, these sluggers play hard and well . H Q95 CLUB 'lfledve L Hannowell M Bensey Row 4 S Chagnon A Boros B judge 'VI Dzzamalek I 'lfloore L Jackson S Smith F Doebelz I Kozelf N Orsag L Bzsszll S Sallfo D Cogswell S Grbson D Yaks L Bonavla Row 5 C Cowperthwatt H Fzalkoft ,I McBride F Cotsworth S Foster I Pickett C Wright I Sloane A Crockett L Robbtns L 5u1-n SWIMMING TEA 'tl Rowl I Sloane S Foster C Berg 'll Lanme Row 2 Wr Whzte K Anderson D Hughner R Kele I Hansen R Gtllon -1' f f 7 .:, 2-' 1- p 51 1 ' V g gy, V- 33 - if if ' Q ' 'I V 4 qu... V S 7 x lx A x x . , .. , . A , . ,. . , . , I. .. . ', . , . 1 . ' ', . , . D , , . , . , . , U. . 3: .1 . , . , 2, . . ' : . . , . .I U , . , .. , .., , . ,S. , .. , . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . W , . , L . if T . - . - - . cs 19 n ,, -1 ft ,, 1: , . 1' A Q. 'ff' - a ,. ', ,, , 5' 3 I ' X , . A . 'L -- - L - 4: as , ed 6, . lr!! A' J Il , ' V l - V I a . l NV, , xt- I I xp I lf -, f f s -, u I r f X . a 1. Q.. -1 . u, ' Q . q 0.5 1 1 -Q . . ' 'v. . I . -. s v . , 1 5 If - ,' Q, , s . 4 o . D., o 1 I - - , - - , - y - - - - '1:'.'l:', fy-1. ,-- f ,fi-3. u , . , . , - ,- , - . 'tux C40 ' ' TENNIS Row 1 f Sloane P Semple .l Page B Cernand P 'Wason Rou. 2 Ur Sue!! F Allen P Schlegel R Wrzght R Shallve C Wright Hay I play too? 'Q GOLF Ron 1 TI laneli R llouell 'llr Ta R112 Vlanelxf v lor R farlettz WRES TLIXG CL CB Row 1: 0. Deer, D. Leonard, R Tlarsh, R. Enright, W. Curtin, G .UeAleer, T. Hobbs, R. Fisher Rou 2 Hr firgona R 'llills T Dornbel R Rislev P Ri lxlet R llorzath S Raroros W Flaurher I 4mbro5e I Houarfl Rou 3 F Smzlh I Shnipes K Smith P Allen I OLUESFAI E Reilly I Ostrosl-.v R Anderson I Car stensen W Terruzlliger ARFHERY FLUB Uasrols J Home F Vareeau iineen! Rou 1 I Dina Bra lex 0 Deer f Page T farp F Lee P Ireland Rou 2 T Bradley F Hwlzs P Fouras I Berg S Velrzirl. R 'Hills L Berrouit R Damer BOWLING FLUB Rowl B Barhman I Woore S Gibson I Pardon W Gorman V Gentile A Rogers Row2 Ur Lal oulure ll Fish ,I Mf'lVe1ll B Parhin L Rudu R Lean 'W Vaneli D Hzne Row 'Z R Risley W Flaw-her P Vlason I Osterosln I Hzlle K Anrler son I Suirh D Leonard fix, 315i 0906 GP PEP CLUB Ron I B Brasrow S Bryan! D Sheruood V Tonges G I Dulha f S nmltue D Yolan 'V loprzo F Hlra D Leune Olrnvtead B Arlolphson 'll Wzllrams 'll Wzlson L Anderson I Simpson K Stott l Deer Row 4 P Fuel: B Jones R S Ilzagnon E Glynn I Strlphen S Ambrose A Venezza Weller ll Gznser N Srnzlh A Lzelrerurn S Walsh L LaFon C Juflge Row2 I Angerme P Armonath I Brlorleau E tame H llautte I Wzlr r I Warren D Grabowskz T Bafhrnan I Hullgren 11 Wurray I Worse I Hortath H Honra I' Daz le f Dunran l Frlslrorn I Sander P Reilly Young B Stanrhma L fhantlanrl S Wzller S Bounty Row S Daley L lasfone H Sunllerlanfl Row 5 W Storey E llrBrm'e L Lorenzo K lhanrller L larhson B 'Vlorrrssey llansffeld F llaxer ,I Kettner J Pollard D Wtlson Pep Club 1s a group of enthuslastlc glrls that usor lead the group thl sear and took care of the help promote school sp1r1t The club supports the ne es ary detalls that are a part of such an lm teams at ports esents and cheers them on to VIC portant organlzatlon torx The glrls sell pms and shakers mth a Ludlowe W hx IS the Pep Club o full of g1I'lS9,, That s a tsimp on them and at the football games they sell que tltlll that mins have asked The boys of Lud hot rl g potato ehlps and col-:es to the hungry lone and there are a few are all busy trymg their crowd best to get on a team and make that team wm Others Some of the money ralsed IQ used ln financmg ue l a ked a box Whs arent you m the Pep the Xnnual Glrls Banquet held ln Aprll The blg Clubo He answered me Why should I be IH the project for the xear IS the offermg of a scholarshlp Pep Club? You call thl Pep? That s what the boys to a Clfl going mto the studw of phxslcal educatlon of Ludloxse all thmk Let make a pact for next ,ludy Horxath Hope Young ,lane 'Vlorse and scar lets get more boxs mto thls orgamzatlon The Barbara Stanchma wlth Urs ,loan Holley the ad school shouldnt be run by the llttle women T' 's PEP CLUB OFFIFERS SHAKER1I4KER4' H loung luelrewdenl J Harzalh President I Worse Jurlw Sanders llarrza 'llansfield and Lana Sussman make Se relars B Slanehzna Treasurer shakers to promote srhool spzrzt 1 Q, ll T - - - I l -Q - . ' Q - f I .. ., K Q. .. . , . N. '.. 'Y x f 4 H ' ' I v - . h R . ' f I 1 all xx AJ 1 . IA s x 1 . . . , 1 . ' . , . , , ' ' ' ,' . . , ,,,. , . , . . , . .. . -V , . f , . . . , . , . , . . , . 1 , ,. i , , . , . , , . ' . , 1 . . , . , A . . , . . ' . . ' : .. ' , . , . , . , . , '. f 'o. , '. ' , . ,I . ' , . , , , , , . , .,, . f , . , , g , .. ' , . , ' , . , . , T . A ' , ' . I . . T , ,.. ,.. ,.. ,. A. ,. ,,. . , .. . ,. 3: llrs. I. Holley, ll. Allen, ll. Glenn, S. Hiza, E. Hughes, S. Dralzaslfi, K. Kealing, H, Baehmfm, J. Couture, L. Sussman, M. . X , . , . , , . ' , . . , . , . . , . , . , . . 4 .k k. 5 . . . N .S V -. 5 S k 1 x . x ' - - ' ' ' '. l . ., T , , '. ' h 7 ' S l . , s C . is ' . ' ' . . - o I - , ' ' . '. ' . i ' I . . . , . . . . ,L , . ' . - L ' 'll W. S '. ' ' . q . . . ., Y ' H ' Y . . . ' . l . lv Y L . - ,, P , ' ' Y , . S . Y U. . . M ' ,N . . I ' . 1 S h . J , , . , , 1 . - v - . . . . h . V H . v ,, 1 ' -' 1 ' - s , ' ,- 4 0 .. Q , QQ H, -. 5 4 V. ' - 8, 'I v . ' w P A' 1 i 1 --WF' T 1' V 5 .S ' , . , ' , . f we .f-x-,ff fi. fran' ' - em r 1 GIRLS A THLETIC ASSOCIA TION Rowl D Plummer M Wzllzams S Salko I Mueller S 'llarceau D Yovan I Kettner H Young B Bruttomesso S Beaudzn L Stauronsky Row 2 I Edwards L Rudzs N Mar tm B Iohnson I Horvath I Crywalskz L Tuccz S Testa E Freer K Vmcent I Forchzone S Hermann R Tuccz M G A A OFFICERS Maureen Leahy Lmda Staurovsky Sue Dever T L Leahy B Stanchlna L LaFontalne Mrs I Holley Row 3 'll Glenn C Cosnell E Bachman M Hughes C Marceau C Boros S Bryant S Collzns E Iohnsan S Wagner L Horton K Westberg P Fztzgerald P Simpson I Wendell Each year many glrls earn membershlp ln the Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon by partlclpatmg ln ln tramurals jumor varslty, or varslty sports When a glrl accumulates slx pomts, she become a member of the G A A All these athletes look forward to the tlme when they have earned twenty points and are awarded a whlte sweater The G A A sponsors the annual Glrls Banquet, when sports awards are pre sented The Clrls F IS an honorary club comprlsed of glrls who have become members of a varslty team The group thls year mcluded Sophomore Jumor, and Senlor glrls 3 27 GIRLS F Rowl K lmrent I Edwards L Rudls S Dever I Wendell L Slaurmsln I 'llueller Row 2 S Sallto N Perry A Naustdal S Marceau S Hermann I Kamens M Glenn M Goodrich , : . , . . , . , . , . ', . ' , . ' , . . . : A , . , . , . , . , . A . , . , . . , . , . , . ' '. : . , . , . - ,, , . , . , . U , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . A - ,, '? g , . . ... ' 5 ' 5 IC 77 ' ' . . . , , , - - ., e:,. .'.-' .1 , Q f, R of . - ' Xl . A ., 9 . rs 1 ' J R? CJ , V , fl 4 l , , . i S I- ' - , - S I ' ' , 6 . IV A ' A I, Lx N, 8 ' 1 P A ,V , V -, ,E I , . . , ., 1 fllltlv ' vl gif gg, gif- , ' X iff ff, J L, gg A 21 7 ' 93 ' I I 'A' ' ' ' I ii -' A I l ',-s. , 1 - Zh , H ,, . ,. . . . . , . , . , . , . , . ' 1, . .' . : . ' , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . he X Row 1 C Slxubas L Bercourlz R McBr1rle G Dever Letsch I fhzros D Brundage P Nix I Lindsey J Clark .Srnzzh 'll Panel. B Broun R Fabrvk Row 2 I Capute R finzlerson G Taylor F Currze ,I Page I Skubas Row4 I apla S IHGIUSIFS D Harlt U Moore W Barlmas B Short l Lan o .l Johnson J Burke I Swain E Rezlly I Thomas 0 Deer D Peell B Barker Row 3 A 'llaralf Obzfesllz ll KljdHl10 R 'llones P Allen I ke: kj kg- ? Ch L I rx K ' JL: 1 Jen kj, H Q . 1' ' 7,1 . V , 94- , I f X . X X X, 1 r A 1 B v - 1' l v - 9. - l s - I y - s p -v ' N3 , - - - y - a - 1 ' ',.'. ', .. , . . Y W- . . M . - ' l , . , ' ' ss as y - - N 'vas 9' L 5- - I 1 7 u sa Y i Y 11 I - - D - I r I H 5 , fn' ,till . l ff For the benefit of that majorlty of people who haxe not heard of the Natlonal Athletlc Scholarshlp SOClClS lt IS an honorary school HCUNIIQ Members of the club are those who have been awarded letters and who have mamtamed a B axerage 1n thexr studles for three consecutlve semesters The Bows F Club under the dlrectlon of Coach Carta has sarlous functlons through out the year ln the fall the Club dlrects the refreshment stand at the Thanksglnng game The boys also help out on the laxators watch the alm of whlch IS to reduce the smokmg problem Ur Tool Drrerlor or fllhletres fl! 6717 ffVf0 SPACI Lwmg at Ludlowe The day begms wzth a backward bus 2185! . C . -vu - ., sa VI ' - na 4 ' ua . H, . -4 E, ' I . 1 0 , 1 A 5 5 f Siiu' . . H ' - .. . ,I Q , hm., A Q.. ' .. 3 an 4' - '. ' ' :T . .5 - r ' A ' :S , a ' A 51 - as 4n his . . Q A v 3 ' r ' , , 4. 1 I , . E Q . ,, ' . , IT- ' N .-.- y ' . ' . -5 MY' . , t - -. 1 . A -ii in . X . 1,1 A HIFI 11232115 Mr Warner s warnmg notzces MY LOCKER Each mornmg I wldely flmg open the door A great plle of junk falls out on the floor Swlftly I throw the thmgs m agam Ho ln to slam the old door on them when' With a lunchbox and scarf svnftly followlng that Then out come my Engllsh books one by one BV now the avalanche sure must be done When all of a udden yuthout any vsarnlng I find a banana my head IS adornmg Then what to my wondermg eyes should appear But a Halloween mask mth a nasty leer Oh dear' Its nme o clock and I m all ln a jltter Because I haye not yet plcked up all thus litter llhere goes the bell I mustn t be late How could I haye reached uch a horrlble fate? Well all are ln now l hope they mll stay Oh what IS my teacher gomg to say? So lt s off to my class wlth the zest of a Cocker And lts all on account om my mess of a locker Wendy Carberry THE DAY BEGINS WITH A KLOCKERQ BANG Vtke Zadof and a churlzsh locker CLASSES START 822 fur- Shezla Dollard Some people arrzne a lzttle late Tra c congestion Webster SOLID GEOVIETRY CLAS PERIOD I Rou 1 Sue Hermann Ellen Johnson Nancy Perry Judy Wendell Rou 2 Linda Staurovsky lane 'llorse Karen Keatzng Sally follms Kathy Vznrent 'Vlr Whzttalter Row 3 Al Hegerlus Hanl. Edmonds ,lack Obzjesltl Pat Ar monath THE CEOVIETRICIAN He combines a pencll wlth mystlclsm And ln the uroles finds a sylloglsm Lmes angles lom tangent to a pomt Wild hypotenuses all over the Jomt Wxth gn ens and axloms he finally shows The proof of somethmg he already knows Wlth these facts gn en at one concluslon we arrlve What the half gods know the gods derlve PHYLUM CLASS ORDER Of all the creatures ln the sea I love the sea anemone Although 1t s just a coelenterate The sea anemone IS great Time to relax with a letsurely lunch Only the best students attend Ludlowe A TYPICAL DAY xfl' to a typlml day X,- fl Ys Q W' 5' INVADERS Lurllowe gtrls practtce chzld care on chzldren of faculty members 405' FIRE DRILL Fire enginesf - Is there a realm fire? Another day of school This IQ the ty plcal com ment whlch pops mto the head of Roger Ludloyse a typlcal student ewery mornlng before a typlcal day at Roger Ludlovse Hlgh As usual Ro' makes a xaln attunpt tru nn ll lurccnu LXCllClS ys le seem to he nalled down from somethmg called lack of sleep You see our boy Hog pretends to do hl homework ln front of the tclul lon and those late hows really take a lot out of the old guy Anyway lts funny hoys just before school starts Hogs cy cs suddenly pop open and he looks xery allye and alert Well he xs After all there are some pretty cool lookmg glrls walkmg the halls lf you look hard enough Our old Rog may not he too full of ambl vfg fo tlon but he realls works hard at lookmg H15 ewes are sort of tramed He sees onls the good lookmg gurls and cars Well we ard he was typical Oh first perlod At last some tlme to catch up on a little shut exe Second perlod some more slum ber But thlrd perlod the plcture changes There IS a rather cute glrl ln thlrd perlod class and lt cer tamlw would not hurt to try to impress her Tlme to look alert After all that actlon fourth perrod and lunch surely are welcome Tho e devll dogs are so good 'Now lt s tlme to relax After all onlx two more perlods and a detentlon hall and Roger O how he hates to be called that wlll haxe fimshed hrs ty plcal das at good old R L H S QI LUVFH TIME Wt ODwyers black snake and uhzte guinea P18 I course ue re on Zorro s szde 1 ,sin He That was quzte a hangmg She Who'd they thmk they were Rzchard Cory? ' Ie Mzlet master rhemlst H O + Na -P Help' 'Ur jackson' m. 'G -as .4 rf-X,'ag E Y 15 X S4 P L , 1 I 3 , 5' if Q 511 Sports r1lLud10u.e drrm large crowds Ulla Dane Brundage and Bruce Czapla Aw gee Idzd the best I could Boss CODE OF GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP We hereby Qubgcrlbe to the followmg Code of Good Sportemamhlp We Should upport our team whether wmmng or loQmg The ,ape 5,0156 thme times fo, Andy We Qhould ablde by the dCC1G1OI'lS of the offlclals and regpect thelr Judgement We Qhould Show reQpect for members of the op poung team their cheerleaderQ and therr followers If 'i'-A ' Fd Rezllr dues mer mul four! for a first doun 'lmrrhze Ixrtrhze O . I 1 . ' G I L 4' W .Maint ., lg ' 4 '-'W' r ' , 7.4 - ' 2 fi F- 7 ' if ' f'?f2ff1!'.'j Q ,M-'M 3 ,I . l fi ',.s. ajllff 55- 14 ,. A ' V i- Lf '- 'lf A e 1-.M .H W f- , 1 5 ,- I 'V' Al-. ,'4 vxx K I ' .- , -'Y' -if-4 Vi W ' D I . , I .G4f,,,:3m.3.-Axis? . ici,-.1 If fy A . ,.,..--g n ., . r I ,A - 'Ay -A. ,Ku F t , n . , . Wzi' gf' 'tg' ' ' 'I' ' ' 'b 'ye ' ' .g. ' My ' -'h -4' f I, ' ' 1.5-. , 1' f. 'sw . 'H' 'S+' V A ,bl rs' W O w nv 1 - Z. .N , ' - , ts ' wi , I ' ' , 1 V7 , 5' J ' ' -o'v. --2- 'N 1 ?'?3g as l Y - n , , , - ,T I N S 5 , . . l ' Q- Q, A M3 L ' ' L. 'Y Ceorglann Burrlll and Fred Stenens Ou Will you cut that out? We Should Qhow conelderatmn for the Qafety of playera QpectatorQ and ofliclale bw refralnlnff from anw aetmne that would endanger them We Should accept gracefully lmth xlntory and defeat We bcllexe that the e prlnclpleg should be ob Qerwed by both Qpectatore and plaxere Q0 that even under the Qtrew of competxtlon good Qporhmanshlp wxll presall lazz ln the new rorrzdor 'S-, .I Qrhool belies -41---n..,...... gs. ,J JC., Oscar Deer All Amerzcan Boy Judy WCELOV But Ur Warner I dzdn t know that selllng .. A5 I .-T, , lx I ue and Carla rlrwe Mr Salajia crazy M' Salam Mr Whtteley He seems to be fillmg Mr Strout s shoes pretty well J 11155 Ballard 'Vlrs Blllmgs Ur Swett Facultr uorll room or breal-. room? L Don t say anythmg just bow GRANDILOQUENT GOOFS There are 12 mches ln a yard Mr Balley IS great He IS the best book on that lssue He had a heart as blg as gold I thmk all languages and soclal studles teachers should get out of Amerlca A rlgorous routme of extra sleep Asslgnments are supposed to be collected on the day that they are due Be readlng and thmkmg about romance choose volunteers The soapberry has a frult llke soap 16 day workweek I mean 16 day work day We have made great steps toward progress Sclence Fllm The constant g IS somewhat dlfferent ln that It changes College Algebra Teacher What do you hang? Class People' l almost Sald dammt l dld say lt xn fact Have ex erybody go wlth somebody else He was always gettmg mto trouble nothlng that he dld was wrong Four mmus one equal one Analysts every year one rxght after a row When I say sum l can mean dlfference A page maybe a page and a quarter on one Sl e As the father of three klds and a dog words whlch are s1m1lar but dlfferent What dlll-CICDCC dld lt matter? Hardlng dxes suddenlx m 1923 and was re elected to the ofhce a year later Hlstory text The record we san Cay twentles l m not aw are of my domg anythmg The four week day X RN. r .f '. , I l , A lr. . 4, H A S ' - . . VV , ' . V . -,, CG ' ' 79 , Le V r V 54 . . . . A V . V t- - ' as I 5 5, . . . ' 77 GG ' ' . 75 GG ' . 77 Ci ' ' ' . ,, CGI . I ' .,, . GS ' ' ,, SC -t . 77 GS . ,, - 45 4. , . . . . l V V - ,V . . . . . . :V V all 99 ' cg ' s ' n n 4 4 ,, ' C5 MV : . ' 5 77 . ,, . . , ' . J: ' V 7, 66 ' . 5, The number lies between zero and infinity. Math tt V - V as A-74V as. I 1 L V an , S. 4 - U 9.99 . sc V - 1 1 'd -nf. aa - ea as V - - - - l . - 79 Y G H. . . I I T N . . . fd, ! A V U . .kv V. ', - l f me V - ,, . V I V V as V ' V 99 . . ,Z ',.' . M ,, ly., ' H V h h wk' ' T I st v V H V - - 99 at V V as I ' e l l iw ' Tp rgn, -in-V O ,Hz Mrs Llppman 'Vlr Dunbar leads the rhozr m some exrlacurncular carollzng Oh oh oh Sur oclock and MISS San ders not home yet GRAN DILOQL ENT GOOFS 7l ' The pomter IS the bxrd that locates the partrxdge FEV Read lt aloud to your elf Suhtmxt red from yellow and you get purple lf Q llllll'lFlllLN are Qmu ar Blom k that metaphor' Old truth III lt new drew mlght be rather pala tab e If a per on waQ ln pam you could gnc somethlng to klll lt klll the pam I mean Slll5ltlYltXIlf,9i You don t take your whole plate and dump lt mto your mouth He dldn t know he had any some at all He d1dnt thlnk he wai unuaual ln any way QIZC ofthe earthol' 'Nou that you Le seen lt m the book Ill mzmeograph zt for you Clme your ey ea and look at lt A moat to protect the enemy from gettmg acrow LQe the word rear ln connection wlth brmgmg up chlldren Put aw ay your penQ and uie only lnk If you not the aniwer wrong It Q more than llkelv y ou made a mntake Qomewhere It waQ two y ICN? H htmg each other In Qome placei three people wxll haye to double Fmwh the chapter aa far ag Qtudy li concerned ln wartlme we Get ailde our petty dlflerences Stuc ent l Qald It Teacher l know I dldn t hear you qhakc pc 'are S great but he Q good too A defimte po utne Gtatement of doubt lhe fuel oll truck 1 a comfortmg kxght on a wmter day The Clhemzstry 0 Petroleum W rxte your contlu 1011 at the top of the page If Qhe Q cut up 1n PICCCQ or powdered 1 burn faQter 'Hrs Holley 11155 Chornoch Ur Foot Uzss Gibbons 'Hrs MarPhee ' , Z' 5 l l I ' 2 : . I , - - ' ' . , E 5 - - ' r x , V Va t if ' h , , f 2 t x 1 t u ' A - ' 9 D - - ' ' l Y y !l 1' f lv Xl I H . . . . as ' as - V Q 11 V M L. V V M V. V as I 'fmt' - K V I ' Nfl rs - S' ' . ' ' f 'l .ll ss L V x va Lg . . V' V I A , U . I 77 A. I X V 1 n V u b u ' 5 , T . . hi . . ' ,, as V V- ' V- V l -49a . H l -' sk 4 V . . V va ' '. ss - s l V V V ' - a . v . Y v v v ,, . How large would a drop of water be if it were the Mr. Foot L' I UA 1 V I vV - - , s - - .ss as V V - as SS L ' M . V ' N. . . as ' km V sa 11 - - V- - - 5 - 79 p 0 44 V V V ' V - as Z, H - . . '- v ' I., ' ' hr. . P ' 7 ' 1 ' , - av n cc ' ' - V, ' x 0 D as G' B x C ' . . up. 4- st ' - V - 99 L b- . ' . ' M 'V M' sa- l V N ' A ' wx ' 'V .. N - s V as as W V 1- - 1 . 79 as - Q- - V as X, H . .' - . ' Q. ,, I , 5' . 1 ' ' - - ' . . . 't'll 71 11 Q T7 Work on the neu Corridor and rlassrooms Kathy Vzncent Going up D A R Award umner 4boze The nfu forrzdor attrarls fob oi 111167111071 R1 111 bmond strzn, zheerleaders WE HAVE OUR 1-if . ., x. : N x . ' . . X K - . ' X x : - A I 4 . f ' ' Q b l I X. 'X xx- Y . I 5 . . ' 9 I , . Y g , Q 5 u Z ' Y , ' I i E' - K N! sc - ps . - w 5 S 3 s L X f 1 i . 5 Y , . Kathy Vmcent Mr LaCouture Mr Farrell Most Valuable Senlor How do you work these thzngs9 Well you mid rr was mfgrmal INFORMAL MOMENTS Aboze Reslmg belueen cheers Varsity boys root for the glrls at the Fafulfw Stauderzt game Left Besl Football speerh he erer made 4 A41 -' 4-...i Jane Morse And so we leave at 2 I4 ennched ln knowledge proud m spmt Puplls w ho haxe heard nothmg of thelr teachers dlssertatlons respond wlth alacrlty to the 2 14 bell' They race for thelr lockers collect and deposlt dxvers ltems and scurrs out of the bulldlng Some trundle home to of all thmgs studs Others hle to the lxbrary to study wlth frlends Almost a ITIHJOTIIY descend upon Cmdy s for a coke a clgarette, and the latest dlrt Bs 2 lo the school IQ deserted except for the occupants of detentlon hall and the faxthful yearbook staff FAIRFIELD LIBR 4RY 'Urs Arbo s detentzon . , Y . . . : , ' l ' . W Y . . , v . , . . L . V, N. . F' 3' w A sw Q Y .. k x Al ' X X 3 N4 A Some of us zrilhrlrau' to the library to study. Some people stat at school UIZKHJ' Q r 4 N A . S TS, - Ln , . i , J?-S-f ' ,. 40N0 040N0'l0 DUTCI-IESS DRIVE IN POST ROAD FAIRFIELD Servmg Delzczous Hot Dogs Hamburgs and Fme Foods Open Dally 9 A NI tlll 12 PM Frm SI Sat t1ll100 AM Complzments GLORIETA MANOR THE FAIRFIELD LAND 81 TITLE CO Complete Insurance Servlce H JACKSON STERNS Broker 1191 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD GOLD S DELICATESSEN Synonymous wzth Good Food Westport Farr eld Bndgeport Strat ord Compliments 0 FAIRFIELD PAINT SHOP 1330 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN Art and Drafting Supplies THE FAIRWAY PROVISION CO 1968 BLACK ROCK TURNPIKE SOUTH NORWALK CONN Com :ments GREENFIELD Compltments A F R I E N D FAIR AUTO SUPPLY Hot Rod Auto Parts For all your automotwe needs 1484 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN HANSEN S FLORIST Fashzons zn Flowers 363 REEF ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN Phone CLearwater 91639 THE FAIRFIELD LAUNDROMAT 1227 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONIN GRASMERE LUMBER MILLWORK COMPANY JOHN FORTUNA FAIRFIELD PRINTING and MAILING GREENFIELD HILL SERVICE STATION GREENFIELD HILL FAIRI- IELD CONN . . of . - - ' fi ' - f Of Paint- Wollpaper X o of 84 PE? -0 '0' 0'C0'10'5'0 5' 0'N0 9 0 IS 4-01'01104101101'-0 HATTON OPTICAL CO. 14-30 POST ROAD 9 FAIRFIELD, CONN. I-01101'0 401'0110' Compliments Of A FRIEND Style Mart Clothes Haggar Slacks Van Heusen Shzrts HENRY S MEN S SHOP 1539 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD WESTFAIR SMOKE SHOP POST ROAD WESTPORT CONIN Tobaccos Candles Chocolates Toys Creetmg Cards THE SLOCUM AGENCY so UNQUOWA ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN Real Estate and Insurance Home Crown Vegetables WILLIAM and JOSEPH MIRO At Our Stand On Black Rock Turnplke 101 UNITED CARPET STORES POST ROAD WESTPORT CONN 101 Compllments of HINE BROS BODY AND GLASS SHOP 2120 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN WALSH 8a COMPANY Realtors Servmg thzs Communzty SINCE 1926 CL 9 3339 71011010'10'110110 1011011010'110110101101101011-0110101 10 Pm Boulzng POST ROAD WESTPORT COINN THE SULLIVAN FLOWER SHOP .IOHN I SLLLIVAN 1240 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN 5191101101 0'1101101'011011Q'01101101 0'0X01' KEATOR and COMPANY Inc CATLIN and BLIGHT Insurance Brokers CL 91686 953 NIAIN STREET 1312 POST ROAD BRIDGEPORT CONN FAIRFIELD CONN SONS INC 524 HOWE AVENLE SHELTON CONN Commerczal and lndustrzal Patnters PLATT 81 COMPANY INC Kztchen Equlpment and Supplies For Schools Churches Restaurants Call Ed 32168 Consullatzon Servzce 295 'VIIDDLE STREET BRIDGEPORT CONN HI l. 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' X. , 'U I . 5 , ,, ,,4 ' 0 1 ' :w I no ' - ' rl . 0101 X01 4-0'K0l040N0l040 Q10'40 '0'40 Travel Insurance THE IMPERIAL AGENCY 1161 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN CL 9 5208 ED 3 3326 CLAMTETT S SPORTS CENTER 1539 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN Ludlowe Auard Sweaters Banners Scarves LANE S GARAGE 281 PEQUOT ROAD SOUTHPORT CONV Automotive Repatrs CL 9 4-375 BENTON MOTORS 50 UNQUOWA PLACE Sales Service Across rom the H zgh School THE OPEN BOOK SHOP 58 UNQUOWA ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN 1006 BROAD STREET BRIDGEPORT CONN C BUCKINGHAM 81 CO INC SOUTHPORT CONN Arr Condzttonmg Ozl H eatzng Mason s Supplzes RITZ BALLROOM BRIDGEPORT CONN Rttz ls avazlable or Rental Dances Weddzngs F ashzon Shows Card Panes Call EDISON 4-8971 THE CAROUSEL 1435 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN CLIFFORD E ANDERSON BUILDER FAIRFIELD CONN C omplzments C O .IELLIFF MFG CORPORATION SOUTHPORT CONN THE BLUE BIRD SHOP 1310 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONIN SoczalStat1onery and Engraving Greeting Cards Dtstznctzve Cz ts Party Accessortes THE HEIM COMPANY Bearzng Manu acturers 46 SAINFORD ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN BUD S MOTORS INC General Automottve Repazrs 2024 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN u Prlet Blll Szalay x? 0'f0' 0'C02f0v0'L7f0v Compliments ROGER LUDLOWE HIGH SCHOOL MOTHERS CLUB X 9 - 1 '- 7 A TL Y. T 7 Y V , A 1 ' 1 9 A ' . . I ' O O O , n 9 ' , . , . n Q o , - . f . Banquets 1 ' 0 of I O O , . 9 7 ' , X Y T. ' I ' s i Q -I n al , . . I . I . . of SSB dw ' Q l :S ' sl A . Y A 1 163 '00 '01 '01 201f0'0'v01'-0K0 10110110 '0'1401'0 '01'-010101'-016101 0110201 E, 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 40x0u0w01c0110401f0110'401'0K047'01'4'f011011040X01'040N?'0 ASH CREEK MARINE SUPPLY 3548 POST ROAD SOLTHPORT CONN lohnson Uutboard 'Vlotors Whlrlutzng Boats Cruzsers Inc Boats Sales Servzce Balt Tackle Compltm ents THOMAS .I LYONS CHARLES BATCHELDER CO INC BOTSFORD CONN Alummum Ingot Shot and Aotch Bar Northeast Representalzve o ALUNIINLVI LIMITED SALES INC R .I BRUNDAGE INC 1551 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN Jeweler and Optzczan Your Class Rmg feweler Congratulatzons ana' Smcere Wzshes or Success to the CLASS OF 1959 .I L LUCAS 84 SONS INC Used and Rebuzlt Machme Tools Compltments o NORWALK METAL CRAFTSMEN INC Foorl Servzce Equzpment Compliments SUPERIOR PLATING COMPANY 2500 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD COINN WESTFAIR PHARMACY Phone CL 93301 WESTPORT CONIN PALL ZADOFF Reg Pharm 101101010 101 '01f01 101'-01'-01' . . .... - . . f . . . . - O I Q - Q '- I ii- I . u , . A , . . - N I I ' , I O 4 . . U . 1 s . V I K, I ' ' . A . 4 , . ,. , - . 4. 0 N.- Q I 4 x 9 '0'04040K?'0 BETTY-ANNE SOUTHPORT BEAUTY SALON GROCERY CO. DR. FRANCIS A. CAROLL SWITZER'S PHARMACY CIRCLE E S S O STATION FAIRFIELD GRAIN and SEED LARRY'S DINER MCGOLDRICK S SUNOCO STATION '0'01'-0N0 101011010 X? R SALVO 81 SONS TOWN CLEANERS of FAIRFIELD WATERS RADIO MAINTENANCE WESTPORT BUILDERS SUPPLIES MCKESSON 8m ROBBINS INC FAIRFIELD CONN STANLEY F OBARA REEF ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN 7 RAWLEY S DRIVE I 86 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONN zWh FATHERS CLUB ROGER LUDLOWE HIGH SCHOOL C B IxE'XT'NOR JR P d t W S ROCKWELL CO 200 ELIOI SIRIFT FAIRFIELD CONN IOIR OFFICIAL PHOTOCRAHER 1953 19 9 ?'0f'0' 01'0'61 01'0'40'0'f0'1940vN0'40' lK0Y0w0N0K0'-0K0f0X-0N0Y0 06' -S :rl Q 'I N . ' 5' . 5. o ' I Y Q . 50 C3 1 :f Q - E A 4 N ' N-. ' ' s . , Q ' H I '44 LA Q X IA I 5 g ' ' 0 5 fu 5- z O z B A 9 - O TE E S nk z ET 55 Z1 9 S Q on K 1' za Q m - E I 3 m ' 1 0 Q as -E 4 s 5- ,,, 2. , ' an -- - :1 3 0 rs 'V UQ V' S X ,, I , Q UI s 'I E C S E UI X02 ONOI . 40H0v'0'f 'dx 01102 '010201 -'01 '02 '0'0'f0P 40' 5 2 2 3 5 1'-0N0N04-0'-010 IN A Complzments HARRY MARING JR INC direct sales personal service orlgmal layouts art service retouchmg composition mechamcals halftone and lm ,E Q 3 1 m and plate str plate making QQ Q offset prmtmg 5 folding gl complete bmdery service packagmg delnvery 1 t o toole and sons, mc stamford connecticut d d 49 e 54 - -I Of I , I . !ll ' ' l ' i s f'l ' in o . o 1 . stomfor a - 226 new york m - 'II2 401262 '0'0v-0'016 -0 A0v0-10 9 0N0'0'0110X0 40X0Y9'40'5'9495i0'4947'9NQ 5 CONCRETE CORP ARDMORE STREET FAIRFIELD CONNECTICUT HENRY BROTHERS INC 1046 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD CONNECTICUT MAYTAF AITCHEA AID IIOTPOIN T THER IIADOR 400' '0Y0V-01 A-0'40l0 -0 0 0 'Q ' I start where h last man left off Thomas A Edison N X Edlson to explam has mcessant and txreless readlng of sclentxhc journals techmcal papers patents and books sand that he read to avond useless repetmon of old expenments I start where the last man left off What Edxson knew and' perhaps saxd ln an unquoted moment, IS that thousands of men would be needed to start where he left Iust want a lnttle whnle prophesled Edxson and well make electnc lxght so cheap that only the wealthy can afford to burn candles Edxson hved to see lamps that gave four txmes as much lrght and cost one fifth as much to buy And elcctrlc llghtlng has progressed far beyond that He recogmzed that an mventlon does not and a search It begin: a search The lamp was a begmmng rn forcmg not only nts own evolution but the evolutxon of meters fuses sockets wmng power dlstnbu uon systems transformers and generatmg statxons He lived to see the company that was formed to carry on de velopment of electnc llght and power evolve lnto one of the world s most xmportant Industrial research centers Today General Electrlc laboratorxes employ several thousand men and women who are seekmng new things on wldely dxflerent fronts lt IS seventy five years sxnce Edxson ht the first successful carbon lamp He wxll be remembered for mventnons that changed the world But let h1m be remembered too for mspmng so many men to start where he left off. Pvgresslf Our Mod lmporfanl' Fbivcf GENERAL ELECTRIC XQX-011010 47:0v0N0M0f0 0 -0'-0K01f-0 0W0N0 0k0 200 0N011010'f0'01 101' - . 3 . . : ' .. , ' Y - -X-'S , ' ff-f?fQQa' ' , . ' . . - if 5'f-5' 34' iff, - ' . 3 8 'O l 2,- ' Ilfkfxv - 9 1-r-jg' . n If Q dz, . N 7: X 1 0 v ' '-' Qi . I . . : ,, , , N .. r 4 n ' . VX x ,- , , ' I . . . V . . , - Y . sa Q. ' PP D v FD -. . B - - ' , J Y . Us A . , i . . - , I ' : w ' B ' . - v ' 2 l . . I I Q Y 10110f 102101010 1020 101101 0101 1010101102101 10210f0K01'0-10N0N0f'0 10 0'0'10'10401'0'10 0110'1040Y0 '01 FAIRFIELD CUSTIIM PREFABRICATFD HIIMFS FAIBEIETEB Q FAIRFIELD PIIEFABIIICAWRS INC FAI R F I E L D LUMBER a SUPPLY co I I I 35 J 3 5 am 5- 53 'O MH G-02 55: qi' 5750 5- 35g 52. :So 5' 2- 52 sf: 2 23' ff-I3 3.0 E' '15 . 'B H1 529. 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Basketball G Bowling Club Boys P' 32883838 3m35SS8S385SS Boys and Girls State Business Club Caletena Stai Cbonrs Class Charactenstlcs Class Hxstory Creatnve Wntlng Cross Conn Custodxana Debating Club Dedlcatlon Dramatlca Faculty Adams Wendy 50 59 Adolphson Bonnie 50 60 66 lm Alexander Robert 52 Alexander Wllllam 46 Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Frank 50 57 Q Harry 22, 59 60 72 Mildred 52 73 lm Peter 22, 44 99 102 Richard 52 Ambrose Francis 54 99 Ambrose Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Angevme Antomak Susan 50 58 60 100 Dorothy 46 66 George 52 Judlth 50 65 79 95 90 Kenneth 50 99 88 97 Lots 50 59 65 68 79 97 Robert 50 60 Robert 46 99 87 102 Roger 22 43 Tom 50 59 73 76 Lynn 54 77 100 David 46 76 557 .ESE '-'SS E55 Qgf sag S35 S ES 9. 3 5 Bachman Betsy 52 66 99 lw Bachman Eleanor 46 58 61 66 82 IW 101 56 76 Baglna Joanne 50 66 Bayoros Stephen 54 73 99 Baker Cathleen 54 66 73 Baker Thomas 50 92 Bakonyx Joseph 50 Bakos Barbara 46 Bannon Thomas 52 73 Barbxer Jacques 52 88 Banmas, Wlllxam 46 N Barker Bruce 50 72, M 88 Barns Carol 50 gam:artHBruce 46 ars y 50 Bartemy, Dlzrvzd 46 BIHICKI, John 54 Baskle, Kathleen 22, 42, 62 Bates, Alexander 50, 72 Baudns, Cyntlna 52 Beaudm, James 54 Beaudln, Peter Joel 50 BCIIIRHI, Sarah 22, 56, 61, 65, 66, 68, 82, Becker, Margery 22, 62 Behm, Nancy 50 Benoit, Sue 22, 42, 61, 67, 110 Bensey, Margaret 52, 73, 97 Benway, Bruce 50 Berwwllz. Larry 46. 99, 89, 102, 113 Berg, Carl 52, 97, 99 Bergggen, Mary Ellen 46, 59, 68, 70, 76, Bergman, Gall 46 Bergmark, Jlll 52, 73, 83 Blllmgs, Barbara 50, 72, 82 Blllmgs, Donald 52 Bllodeau, Judlth 46, 66, 68, 100, 76 Bxlyard, Peter 46, 60, 72 Bnssell, Linda 48, 60, 68, 97 Blatchley, Carl 52 Blamk, Jacquelxne 50, 66 Bodnar, Barbara 23 I DEX S UBJE CT S FAIRFIELDIANA Fathers Club Show Fllght Into Space Football Forexgn Exchange Commxssxon Foreward FOX French Club Freshmen Fuelers Future Homelnakers Future Nurses Future Teachers 333282 Girls Athletic Assoclatxon Gxrls F' Go Graduates Hockey Girls Junior Red Cross Juniors Library Andes Lnvlng at Ludlowe Modern Music Masters 33388858 NAMES Bognar Betty 52 Bohmer Lawrence 46 Bok Fredenck 50 Bok James 23 Boland Barbara 54 58 Boland Dorothy 46 Bonavla Laurel 52 97 Borocsky John 54 Boros Alleen 52 95 97 Boros Carol 23 101 Bounty Sandra 52 53 54 59 79 100 Bowes Janet 52 53 66 70 74 Bradley Robert 23 99 Bradley Thomas 54 99 Brastow Barbara 52, 68 73 77 97 Bravo Sharyn 50 Bngham Mary 50 Bnnsko Joan 46 59 65 Bnnsko Mane 50 77 Bromberg Richard 23 Brown Bruce 46 68 70 96 56 102 Brundage Davld 23 76 96 92 93 102 Brundage Paul 76 Brunettl Robert 23 Brunettl Ronald 54 Bruttomesso Beverly 23 66 76 101 Bryant Sandra 46 68 76 79 lm 101 Budd Robert 52 Burke John 24 40 43 87 93 102 112 Burr Janet 46 58 Bumll Georgxanna 46 72 74 83 Cade Dennis 46 Cahill Dennis 46 Camp Walter 46 Cape Stanley 51 60 Capute Joseph 46 61 96 92 93 102 113 Carberry Gwendolyn 24, 60 Carberry, Txmothy 52, 53, 70, 93 Carlettl, Richard 50, 88, 92 Carp, Thomas 24, 44, 63, 99 Carstensen, James 50, 99 Case, Kenneth 50 Chagnon, Sandra 50, 97, 100, 76 Chandler, Kendra 50, 97, lm Chalagand, Elnabeth 50 58, 59, 73, 77, Chapman, Jane 46, 47, 59, 70, 71, 85 Chavetta, June 46 Cheney, Bruce 49, 50, 82 Chenls Mark 54, 63 Chlcos, John 24, 96, 102 Chxrsky, Andrew 46 Chlzmadla, Franklln 50, 72 Choate, Russell 54 Clampett, Carol 50, 59, 68, 70, 79 Clarey, Barbara 54, 71, 74 Clark, John 24, 87, 102 Coe, Nancy 50 Cogswell, Deborah 49, 50, 65, 66, 68, 77, 82, 97 Coles, David 50, 76 Collms, Marge 24 Collms, Sally 24, 44, 56, 61, 67, 68, 82, 83, 101 Comiskey, Donald 52 Mualc Council N A S S National Honor Society Orchestra Pep Club Qulll and Scroll Radio Club Snllxman House Councxl Soccer Sophomores Spanish Stage Crew Swlmmmg Table of Contents SSSRGGRSQSRSSSBBR Tennis Track Twxrlers Undergraduates Ushers Gulld Webster House Councll Woodworking Club Wrestlmg Club Coombs Carol 54 73 Coombs Roger 40 41 97 Cooper Darlene 52 72 Copno Nancy 50 65 66 82 Comell Esther 52 Comwell Nancy 24 Corson Brian 52 Costlow Mark 46 56 Cotsworth Fred 54 97 Couture Ferdmand 54 Couture Jeannie 46 58 66 Cowperthwalt Carol 52 73 97 83 Cowras Paul 52 72 99 88 Crabtree Jeanette 25 Crays Robert 50 60 Crockett Alan 54 76 97 Cullen Donne 44 56 67 Cummings Duane 50 97 62 Currie Chnstopher 50 70 71 96 Curtm Wllllam 52 99 Czapla Bruce 46 96 87 93 102 Czapla John 46 66 95 Czerwlnskl Lorraine 25 62 Czlpoth Mary 50 Czlpoth Mlchaelene 25 41 Dages Jamce 52 Dangle Flonne 50 100 76 62 Daley Sharon 50 82 100 76 62 Damer Robert 46 73 74 96 99 Dasse Alfred 50 Dawld Frances 46 66 Day Margaret 50 73 74 83 111 Deaky Robert 25 DeAngells Alfred 50 DeAnge1ls Deanna 50 95 Decker Georgette 54 73 Deeker Robert 25 Deer Oscar 25 42 63 72 76 77 79 102 112 114 Deer Steve 50 Deer, Vxrgnma 54, 66, 76, 100 Denslng, Carole 50 Den, Barbara 25, 41, 66, 71, 76 Dever, Eugene 46, 102 Dever, Susan 26, 44, 67, 94, 85 Dma, James 26, 99 Dma, Richard 46 Doebell, Dollard, Dollard, 114 Dolzam, Dombek, Elizabeth 50, 58, 60, 97 Fehcla 52 Shella 26, 41, 56, 67, 68, Robert 46 Anthony 52, 99 Donaldson, John 52 Donegan, Kathleen 26, 114 Donn, Kenneth 50 Dorm, Robert 26 Dow, Robert 50 af E Downs, Perry 50, 72, 96 Drabaskl, Eileen 26, 66, 73, 74, 79, lm, 76, 80, 83 Drescher, Eltzabeth 46 DuBay, Roger 50 Dulka, Patncxa 50, 73, 77, 100, 111 Duncan, Carol 50, 100 Duamalek, Moms 50, 95, 97 Edmonds, Henry 26, 41, 74, 76, 79, I3 Edmonds, Robert 50, 76, 79 ' ' ' ......................,.,,,......,......., 7 ....,.................. ......... 7 4 ' ' .,,,.........,,....,..,...,...,.,,,...... . 74 - ,,..,,.. ........,.........,.,.. ,........ .......... 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