South Windsor High School - Centurion Yearbook (South Windsor, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

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The most important of these are our teachers, who ably guide and direct us along the road of trial and error. AD OMNIA PER AMICITRAM-is the counterpart that should be added to the rule of striving to learn. This is the other main faculty ofsqphe rational being, namely fl the will. Through the mind we know; through the will we love. Love has many grades and degrees. Its common exhibition in human relationship is that of friend¬ ship. In the modern world the stress and urgency is to cultivate the intellect and neglect the culture of friendship. Here in our institution WbTare fortunate in the fact | t 4 ' ■ 1 that our instructors tend to mold the whole man. Yes, we are educated men, but we % are also real human beings with a heart. In the turbulent world of today that is not a choice but a need. The Centurions of ancient Rome were united in a love for country, for valor, for truth. Their greatest link was the bond of friendship which they had for each other. The same be said primarily of our administrators and teachers. What an atmosphere to enter for those waiting in the wings of the various junior high grades to join us! What a stage to play in various parts for us who are in school! What pleasant memories for those who have left us! To all things through friendship - let us add not only to our motto but to our daily life. WORD CONTENTS Dedication. 3 Welcome Mr. Caruolo. 4 Administration. 5 Faculty. 6 Seniors.13 Activities.39 Social Events.55 Sports.63 Classes.74 C J, ' rom the hi tors As the second school year of South Windsor High School draws to a close, we, the editors of the CENTURION, feel that this book has recorded the many phases of life at South Windsor High School. In future years our many hopes, worries, joys, trials, and tribulations will be brought to mind as we skim through this memory album. It will serve as a link into the past and will enable us to look back upon an eventful year at S.W.H.S. The publishing of a yearbook is depen¬ dent upon the energy and creativity of many people. We wish to thank, in particular, Mr. Krawski, Mrs. Kibbe, Mr. Olsen, and all other faculty and students who have helped to publish this book. 2 Mr. Charles Sharos Physical Education Director of Athletics B. S., M. S. Springfield College The class of 1964 dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Charles Sharos- a man who not only has elevated South Windsor to great athletic acclaim, but a man whose energy has motivated others, whose char¬ acter is of the highest quality, and whose wisdom cultivates the indi¬ vidual. His personality radiates with fun and laughter, and he is a true friend to all, faculty and students. EDICATED TO Mr. Plotkin welcoming Mr. Caruolo to our school. ADMINIS WELCOME MR. CARUOLO Mr. Caruolo, new principal of South Windsor High School. To our principal, Mr. Fred Caruolo, we extend our welcome, promise our support and aid, and express our assurity that to¬ gether we will watch the respected name of South Windsor High School grow in dignity as it grows in age. Mr. Caruolo busily working at his desk. 4 TRATION FAREWELL MR. WOODMANSEE ’’Bonne Chance! we say to a leading educator who has spent a fruitful life time devoted to children; to a fearless pioneer who has directed the South Windsor School System to its supurb heights;but most of all to a dear friend who found time for the young and the old, the great and the small. Au revoir we will miss you. Mr. Plotkin Asst. Superintendent of Schools School Superintendent, Mr. Merle B. Woodmansee, submitted his resignation to take effect September 1, 1964, the date he will have completed 38 years service in public education. Mr. Woodmansee said, It is my intention to apply for teacher re¬ tirement. In 1925, fresh out of Brockton Mass, high school, he started teaching in a one room school in Preston. In 1929, Mr. Woodmansee graduated from Williamantic. From 1928 to 1931 he was a teaching principal at the four room Dublin School in Colchester. He moved up to a six room school, Edison, in Trumbull in 1931, still as a teaching princi¬ pal and stayed there until 1935. In 1937 he graduated from Central Connecticut State College and in 1945 he received his M.A. at the University of Connecticut. Mr. Woodmansee began as superinten¬ dent for South Windsors schools March 1, 1944. FAC Mrs. Carol Anglebeck English B.A. Wellesley College Mrs. Grace Bogdan Guidance Counselor English B.A. Winthrop College M. Ed. University of Hartford Mrs. Esther Bond Guidance Counselor English B.S. Teachers ' College of Connecticut, M.A. University of Connecticut Mr. Everett Bostram Industrial Arts, Metal Working B.S. Teachers ' College of Connecticut Mr. Vincent Bresnahan History B.S. Holy Cross College, M.A. University of Massachusetts, C.A.S. University of Connecticut Mr. Harland Cass English B.A. St. Michael ' s College M.A. Trinity College ULTY Miss Ann Duffy Mathematics, Physics B.S., M.S. University of Connecticut Miss Judith Fern Physical education B.S. Springfield College Mr. Samuel Garro English B.S.S. Fairfield University Mrs. Virginia Gingras Chemistry, Mathematics B.S. Central Connecticut State College Mrs. Catherine Gregory Typing B.S. Trinity College Miss Carol Ann Harding English A.B. Anna Maria College Mrs. Patricia Hefflon Mathematics B.S. University of Vermont Miss Marilyn Hodgdon French, Latin B.A. University of Connecticut Mr. Daniel Kaye Biology, General Science B.S. University of Connecticut Mr. Richard Kelley Driver Education Industrial Arts B.S. Teachers ' College of Maine Mrs. Jean Kibbe History, Civics B. Ed. Plymouth Teachers ' College M. Ed. University of Hartford Mr. Harold Kibbe Drafting B.S. Central Connecticut State College M. Ed. University of Hartford ?Sfss yr : Mr. Robert LaBreche Physical Education General Math B.S. Southern Connecticut Mrs. Janis Latham U.S. History, World Geography A. B. Tufts University Miss Geraldine Maillett Shop Fundamentals, Fine Art B. S. Massachusetts College of Art Miss Olga Kish Business Subjects B.S. University of Vermont M.A. New York University Mr. Charles Konopka Mathematics B.S. University of Hartford Mr. Joseph Krawski, Jr. B.A. Trinity College M. Ed. University of Hartford Mrs. Dorothy Martyn English B.S. Antioch College M. Ed. Springfield College Mrs. Alice Niederwerfer Home Economics B.S. University of Connecticut, M.S. University of Connecticut Mr. Verne Olsen History, P.A.D. B.S. Massachusetts State Teachers ' College Mr. Robert Ordway French B.A. Clark University Miss Rosemarie Pugliese French B.A. Saint Joseph College Mr. Gordon Rockwell Science, Biology B.S. University of Maine M.Ed. University of Hartford Mid. Norma Roitstein Art B.F.A. State University of Iowa Mr. Bernard Rosen Bookkeeping, Junior Business B.S. University of Hartford Mr. Gordon Small Typing, Junior Business B.S., M.S. University of Connecticut Mrs. Janet Tapley Home Economics B.S. Framingham Teachers College, M.S. University of Connecticut Mrs. Mary Tucker English B.A. Saint Joseph College Miss Marilyn Van Guilder Algebra B.S. University of Vermont Mr. Arthur Woods Music Director B.M.E. Hartt College of Music Mr. Clarence Vince Biology, General Science B.S. Central Connecticut State College , ' - ■ Mrs. Zilpah Mitchell Librarian B.A. Smith Senior Class Advisors CLINTON ADAMS Who so would be a man must be a nonconformist. Accompanist for Chorus PATRICIA ALLEN Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. RICHARD ANDREOLI Let the world slide. Audio Visual Crew PAULINE ANDREWS A good laugh is sunshine in a house.” Yearbook Staff; School Finance Secretary; Junior Red Cross Treasurer; Vice President; Girls ' Manager; South Winds Staff; Future Nurses Club; Student Council Committee Member; Class Socials CLAUDIA BEAUDRY Nothing can bring you peace but yourself Honor Roll; Teacher ' s Secretary STEVE BANCROFT He ' s a very devil. Soccer; Track; Baseball; Audio-Visual Crew DOROTHEA BARBER She is the very pink of courtesy SCHE President; Chorus; Junior Red Cross; Main Office RICHARD BARRON A light heart lives long. Soccer; Debating Club; Transferred from Pittsburgh High School, Pennsylvania. PATRICIA BERNOTAS Sweet mercy is nobility ' s true badge. Honor Roll; Teacher ' s Se c r etary , Student Council Committee Secretary; Chorus; Leaders Corps; Intra¬ murals; Main Office ROBERT BOYD Take honor from me, and my life is done Honor Roll THOMAS BURKE That is good which doth good Honor Roll; Tennis Club DIANE CARROLL The only way to have a friend is to be one. Cheerleader; Yearbook Staff; Chorus; Intramurals; Future Nurses Club; Junior Red Cross; Guidance Office ROSEMARIE CASSARINO He alone has lost the art to live who cannot win new friends. Student Council Secretary; Laural Girls ' State; Basket¬ ball; Leaders Corps; Yearbook Staff; SCHE; Library Assistant; Teachers ' Secretary; Social Events PATRICK BURNS The greatest wealth is to live content, for there is never want where the mind is satisfied Soccer; Baseball MARGARET BURGER A merry heart doeth good like a medicine South Winds Staff; Chorus; French-Latin Club; Future Nurses Club; SCHE: Junior Red Cross; Tennis Club; Class Socials LARRY BUTT The great art of learning, is to undertake but little at a time JOHN CREAGAN For ' tis the mind that makes the body rich. National Honor Society; Junior Class Vice-President; Class Historian; Boys ' State, South Winds Feature Edi¬ tor; Honor Roll; Science Club President; Class Night and Graduation Usher; Dramatics Club; Debating Club; Chemistry Lab Assistant; Class Socials CHARLES CSASZAR The memory of the just is blessed. Varsity Soccer; Intramurals; Photo Club; Class Socials PATRICIA DAILEY No virtue is safe that is not enthusiastic Yearbook Staff; Science Club Secretary-Treasurer; Band Secretary-Treasurer; Art Club Secretary-Treas¬ urer; Junior Red Cross Treasurer; School Finance Committee Chairman; Student Council Committee Member; AA Committee; Dramatics Club; Chorus; In¬ tramurals; SCHE; Honor Roll; Tennis Club; Class Socials STEPHEN DAWSON Wit makes its own welcome, and levels all distinc¬ tions. Class Will Writer; Honor Roll; Basketball; Varsity Soccer; Yearbook; Science Club; South Winds; Class Socials RAE CHAPMAN Her cares are now all ended.” Intramurals; Library Assistant GAIL COHEN Life is too short to waste. Girls ' Sports Manager; Dramatics Club; SCHE; Library Assistant BEVERLY DELNICKI The truest wisdom, in general, is a resolute determ¬ ination. Class Night Usher; Honor Roll; SCHE; Chorus; Intra¬ murals; Office Assistant; Ticket Seller DELORES DELUCA My tongue is the pen of a ready writer SCHE; Chorus; Office Secretary EILEEN DOOCY Ability is a treasure of wealth. National Honor Society; Junior class secretary; Class Ma r s hall; Class Prophet; Honor Roll; South Winds Editorial Board; Magazine Captain; Yearbook Staff; French-Latin Club, Secretary-treasurer; SCHE; Intra¬ murals; Class Socials SUZANNE DOREY The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Basketball; Intramurals; Leaders Corps VEDA FERRI A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Junior Red Cross; Dramatics Club; Teachers ' Secre¬ tary CAROL JEAN FILIP In the twinkling of an eye. Yearbook Staff; SCHE; Chorus; Library Assistant; Office Assistant; Teachers ' Secretary; Tennis Club; Intramurals; Class Socials BRIAN EDWARDS Leave but a kiss in the cup, and I ' ll not look for wine. JEAN ELLIS It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. Teachers ' Assistant; Language Lab Assistant ELLEN DORSEY Without labor nothing prospers. SCHE; Junior Red Cross; Guidance Office; Intramurals SUSAN DRISCOLL You fair discourse hath been as sugar, Making the hard way sweet and delectable. Class Will Writer; Yearbook Staff, Associative Editor; South Winds Editorial Board; Honor Roll; Chorus; Leaders Corps; SCHE; A.A.; Int r amu r al s ; Class Socials VICKI FLANNERY Good nature is one of the richest fruits of life. Chorus; Junior Red Cross; Library Assistant; Tea chers ' Secretary SHEILA FORAN When firmness is sufficient, rashness is unnecessary. Debating Club; Chorus; South Winds Staff; Student Council Committee Member; Int r amu r al s ; Class Socials CATHERINE FROST The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. Senior Class Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer; De¬ bating Club; Science Club; Art Club; Intramurals; Class Socials MICHAEL GILLER Fine manners need the support of fine manners in others. RONALD GOBBLE It wouldbe argumentfor a week, laughter for a month, and a good jest forever. Class Prophet; Honor Roll; South Winds Editor; Parade of Youth Correspondent; French-Latin Club; Language Lab Assistant; Class Socials; Yearbook Staff; SC Ser¬ geant-at-Arms; Dramatics Club; Chem lab Assistant DENNIS GOODIN ' Why tarry the wheels of his chariots Sports Manager PATRICIA GUILBEAULT Mine honor is my life; both grow in one. Debating Club; Science Club; Future Nurses Club; Art Club; Guidance; Chorus; Biology Lab Assistant; Intra¬ murals ARLENE GUIMOND The excuse that thou dost make in this delay Is longer than the tale thou dost excuse. WILLIAM HARRIS He hath a heart as sound as a bell. Varsity Basketball JUDITH HAYES My ventures are not to one bottom trusted, nor to one place. Teachers ' Secretary; Chorus; Intramurals LINDA HYDE We may be as good as we please, if we please to be good. Yearbook Staff; Art Club, Chairman; Honor Roll; Dra¬ matics Club; Student Council Committee, Secretary; SCHE; Science Club; Junior Red Cross; A.A.; Intra¬ murals; Class Socials THERESA JARVIS Happy I am, from care I ' m free. SCHE; Intramurals ANDREW HOW AT Why, then the world ' s mine oyster, Which I with my sword will open. J. V. Basketball; Science Club; A.A.; Class Socials JACQUELINE HOFFMAN The future is always a fairy land to the young. ROBERT HURD What you do still betters what is done. Yearbook Staff, Photography Editor; Photo Club; Audio- Visual Crew; Class Socials ROBERT HULL The great hope for society is in individual character.” Varsity Soccer; Basketball manager; Science Club; Yearbook Staff ELEANOR JESKI Nothing is rarer than real goodness. Chorus; Teachers ' Secretary; Intramurals BONNIE JONES The blood more stirs to rouse a lion than to start a hare! Girls ' J. V. and Varsity Basketball; Yearbook Staff, Subscription Manager; Chorus; SCHE; Intramurals; Class Socials IRENE JURGELAS The laughter of girls is, and ever was, among the de¬ lightful sounds on earth. Yearbook Staff; Girls ' Varsity Basketball; Leaders Corps; SCHE Secretary; South Winds Staff; Chorus Teachers ' Secretary DAVID KARKOWSKI Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm Dramatics Club; Class Socials LAURENCE KARKOWSKI Ideas control the world. Soccer; Honor Roll KAROL KAVECKAS As we are now living in an eternity, the time to be happy is today. Yearbook Staff; Junior Red Cross, Secretary-Treas¬ urer; Chorus JOHN KEEFE Men of few words are the best men Basketball; Baseball JANIS KINGSLEY Give me health and a day, and I will make the pomp of emperors ridiculous. Honor Roll; Basketball; Leaders ' Corps; Class Socials; Teachers ' Secretary KATHRYN J. KOSTEK Imagination rules the world. Honor Roll; Yearbook Staff; Basketball Manager; Sci¬ ence Club; Chorus; Main Office Assistant; Library Assistant; Intramurals; Class Socials; Language Lab Assistant. ROBERT KRAWSKI He who is great is his own master. Yearbook Staff; Varsity Soccer; A.A.; South Winds Staff Intramurals; Class Socials DOROTHY KUPCHUNOS Wisdom is knowing what to do next; Virtue is doing it. Honor Roll; Yearbook Staff; Class Night and Graduation Usher; SCHE; Science Club; Junior Red Cross; Student Council Committee Member; Guidance Office; Intra¬ murals; Class Socials CAROLYN LANE We are shaped and fashioned by what we love. Yearbook Staff; SCHE; Junior Red Cross; Chorus; In tramurals; Student Council Committee Member DONALD LANE The fruit derived from labor is the sweetest of all pleasures. EDWARD LEONARD ' In all things it is better to hope than to despair EMILY LEVASSEUR Nature and Books belong to the eyes that see them. General Chairman of Red Cross Dance; French-Latin Club; Future Nurses Club; Science Club; Junior Red Cross; Library Assistant; Language Lab Assistant; In¬ tramurals; Student Council Committee Member; Biol¬ ogy Lab Assistant; Class Socials JANET LOMBARDI Truth hath a quiet breast. Future Nurses Club; Junior Red Cross; Class Socials FRANK LONGANO A man of the world must seem to be what he wishes to be thought.” Boys’ Sports Manager; Class Socials JUDY LONGO A friendly smile, a form petite, The cheering squad she made complete. Cheerleader; Girls ' Sports; Yearbook Staff; SCHE; Visitors Guide; South Winds Editorial Board; Honor Roll; Officials Club; Class Socials; Intramurals JEFFREY MANNING The very life-blood of our enterprise. Junior Class President KEITH MARSHALL Justice is truth in action. Boys’ Sports; Audio-Visual Crew KATHERINE MacDONALD Life is like playing a violin solo in public and learn¬ ing the instrument as one goes on. Library Assistant; Teachers ' Secretary; Honor Roll; Intramurals DENNIS MARTIN Do well and right and let the world sink. GERALD MARTIN I do then with my friends as I do with my books, I would have them where I can find them, but I seldom use them. Yearbook Staff; Photo Club; Junior Red Cross; Audio- Visual Crew; Track ROBERT MALLIN He was a good man and just. Science Club; A.A. LAURA McQUEENY Great floods have flown from simple sources. Leaders Corps; Science Club; Library Assistant Chorus; Intramurals; Class Socials JERRY MESSIER I ' ll speak in a monstrous little voice BEVERLY MILLER The music that can deepest reach, And cure all ill, is cordial speech. Yearbook Staff; SCHE; Library Assistant; Teachers ' Secretary; Tennis Club; Intramurals; Class Socials; Honor Roll GLORIA MILLER But in the mud and scum of things, There always, al¬ ways something sings. Yearbook Staff; Leaders Corps; Science Club; Library Assistant; Audio-Visual Crew; Chorus; Intramurals; Honor Roll; Class Socials; Graduation and Class Night Usher KATHERINE MILLER A peace above all earthly dignities, A still and quiet conscience. Graduate from A.S.D., West Hartford, Conn. Taking post-graduate course. JOAN MONTOVANI A creative economy is the fuel of magnificence Transferred from Enfield High School RICHARD MORIARTY HE is as full of valour as of kindness; Princely in both. Yearbook Staff, Soccer; Track THOMAS MOZAKO Still water runs deep CLIFFORD NELSON Quiet to be sure until you know him A.V. Squad DENNIS MURPHY From the crown of his head to the sole of his feet, he is all mirth. Boys ' Sports, Baseball; Basketball; Soccer EVELYN NASUTA Goodness smiles to the last. Teachers ' Secretary; Home Ec. Lab Assistant; Intra¬ murals. MARGARET NEWBERRY As righteous as right may be. SCHE Secretary; Guidance Office Assistant; Chorus; South Winds Staff; Intramurals; Tennis Club; Class Socials; Honor Roll CHARLES NICHOLS He is well paid that is well satisfied. Soccer; Track; Dance Band; Pep Band MERRILYN NIEDERWERFER Geniusbegins great works; labor alone finishes them. Honor Roll; SCHE Treasurer; Junior Red Cross Wel¬ fare Chairman; Home Ec. Lab Assistant; Chorus; In¬ tramurals; Class Marshall WENDY NOORDENDORP Education is the apprenticeship of life. Honor Roll; French-Latin Club; Future Nurses Club; Leaders Corps; SCHE; Science Club; Junior Red Cross; General Chairman of J.R.C. dance; Main Office Assis¬ tant; Library Assistant; Language Lab Assistant; Chorus; Biology Lab Assistant ED OTA Whose words all ears took captive. President 2, Honor Roll; South Winds Staff Editorial Board; V.P. 4; A.A. Chairman; Magazine Captain; Dance Band; Pep Band; Soccer; Baseball Manager; Intramurals ERLAND PARENT Happy are they that hear their detractions, and put them to mending. Intramurals CYNTHIA PIERCE Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Yearbook Staff; SCHE; Teachers ' Secretary; Chorus; South Winds Staff; Intramurals JOHN POTYRA How far that little candle throws his Beams! Soccer; Class Socials; Dramatics Club; Visitors ' Guide; Audio-Visual Crew; Intramurals; President (1), Vice President (2) VI CTORIA PRESS She alone has energy who cannot be deprived of it. Library Assistant JOANNE REICHLE Burdens become light when carefully borne. Library Assistant; Chorus; Intramurals BRIAN REYNOLDS Men, like bullets, go farthest when they are smooth¬ est. Boys ' Sports Managers; Track; Dramatics Club; De¬ bating Club; Visitors ' Guide; Honor Roll SANDRA RICCI Laugh yourself into stitches. Girls ' Sports and Managers; Dramatics Club; Teachers ' Secretary; Intramurals; Tennis Club CAROL RICE Keep thy tongue from evil and thy lips from speaking of it. Transferred from Hamden High School KAREN ROBERTS Let me go where I will, I hear a sky-born music still. SCHE; Junior Red Cross; Library Assistant; Teachers ' Secretary LINDA RUSSAK Condemn the fault, and not the actor of it. Teachers ' Secretary KAREN SCHWEIR Grace is but glory begun, and glory is but grace per¬ fected. Cheerleader; Basketball; Yearbook Staff-Assistant Editor; French-Latin Club; South Winds Staff; A.A., Sec.; Intramurals; Class Socials; Honor Roll DAVID SCRIBNER A Corinthian, a lad of mettle, a good boy Baseball; Soccer; Science Club; Physics Lab. Assis¬ tant RALPH RUSSO Born for success he seemed, With grace to win, with heart to hold. Senior Class President; Student Council President; Nutmeg Boys ' State Representative; Top Ten; Honor Roll; Student Council Administrative Assistant; Bas¬ ketball; Soccer; Baseball; Chairman School Activities Comm.; Chairman Foreign Exchange Comm.; Yearbook; A.A. LINDA RUSIK Silence more musical than any song. Future Nurses Club; SCHE BENOIT RICHARD A proper man, as one shall see in a summer ' s day. South Winds Staff; South Winds Editorial Board; Chorus; Visitors ' Guide THOMAS RIECK Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. Honor Roll; Soccer; Yearbook Staff; Dramatics Club; South Winds Staff; South Winds Editorial Board; French- Latin Club; Science Club; Chorus; Intramurals ANN SHUTERAN Blessed are the peacemakers on earth. Yearbook; French-Latin Club-President; SCHE; Sci¬ ence Club; Intramurals VIKKI SIMMONS Happiness is the supreme object of existence Intramurals EILEEN SHELDICK Words pay no debts Basketball; SCHE; Leaders Corps LEONARD SHETENSKY A fellow of plain and uncoined constancy. pljjJSjl! CYNTHIA SLEEPER There is no beautifier of complexion or form, like the wish to scatter joy and not pain around us. Class Officer-Treasurer, Secretary; National Honors ' Society; Class Night and Graduation Usher; Honor Roll; Girls ' State Representative; Student Council Member; Yearbook; Chorus; Intramurals; Class Socials WILLIAM SMITH Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. SHIRLEY SPENCER Love sought is good, but given unsought is better. SCHE; Guidance Office; Chorus; Social Events Com¬ mittee SUZANNE STAUBACH Here is a true and dear industrious friend. South Winds Staff; Guidance Office; Intramurals ' , LINNEA TOPELIUS In thy face I see the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. French-Latin Club-Secretary-Treasurer; Chorus; South Winds Staff JANICE VAILLANCOURT A good disposition is more valuable than gold. SCHE; Teachers ' Secretary; Intramurals JOANNE VIGNONE All who would win joy, must share it; happiness was born a twin. Yearbook; Future Nurses Club; SCHE; Junior Red Cross; Language Lab. Assistant; Chorus ROBERT VORONOVITCH He that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. WALTER STRONG Nothing is so strong as gentleness; nothing so gentle as real strength. Class Officer; Soccer; Audio-Visual Crew; Physics Lab. Assistant; Emergency and Traffic Comm.; Class Socials PATRICIA SURBER A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature. Yearbook; Basketball; French-Latin Club; SCHE; Chorus; Intramurals WILLIAM STURDEVANT He conquers who endures. Dramatics Club; Stage Crew; Chorus; Dance Band; Pep Band; South Winds Staff; Art Club; Intramurals; Class Socials RICHARD SULLIVAN To eat, to drink, to be merry. Dramatics PETER WILD A good man is kinder to his enemy than bad men to their friends. Basketball; Soccer, Manager; Class Socials SANDRA WILSON A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Main Office Assistant; Teachers’ Secretary RICHARD WAITKUS A man among men bestows valour upon all men. Basketball; Soccer; Baseball; Photo Club; Class Socials JOYCE WEHREN Character is a diamond that scratches every other stone. Yearbook Staff; Yearbook Editor; General Chairman of Senior Get-Together; National Honor Society; Honor Roll; Class Night Graduation Usher; Class Secretary; Cheerleader-Captain; Basketball; Science Club; A.A.; Class Socials CAROL WHITE A still, small voice. Junior Red Cross; Main Office Assistant; Library Assistant; Chorus ROSEMARY WHOLLEY A day for toil, an hour for sport, But for a friend, life is too short. Basketball; South Winds Editorial Board; Leaders Corps; SCHE; Officials Club HARRIET WINTON She’s sudden if a thing comes to her hand. Yearbook Staff; Chorus; Basketball; Transferred from East Windsor High. JOHN WOODCOCK In skating over thin ice our safety is our speed. Yearbook Business Staff; Baseball; Dramatics Club; Honor Roll; French-Latin Club; South Winds Staff; A.A.; Intramurals; Class Socials Ronald Gobble, Ralph Russo, Joyce Wehren, Eileen Doocy and Ed Ota. SENIORS CONTRIBUTED MOST TO SCHOOL JOAN WOOKEY No word like Pardon . SCHE; Junior Red Cross; Teachers ' Secretary; Intramurals; Class Socials SUSAN ZAGORSKI The daintiest last, to make the end most sweet. Class Night Graduation Usher; Year¬ book Staff; Honor Roll; Basketba 11; Leaders Corps; SCHE; Science Club; Junior Red Cross; Physics Lab. Assis¬ tant; South Winds Staff; Official Club; Intramurals; Class Socials WILLIAM YONIKA Let thy words be few. NANCY YOUNG If eyes were made for seeing, then beauty is its own excuse for being. Chorus WILLIAM O ' BRIEN Mischievous, but quiet about it. Track OUTSTANDING SENIORS CLASS HISTORIAN John Creagan CLASS WILL WRITERS Steve Dawson, Sue Driscoll CLASS PROPHETS Ronnie Gobble, Eileen Doocy ABOVE: Class Marshals for Class of 63 were Merrilyn Niederwerfer and Eileen Doocy. Class Ushers for Graduation of the Class of ' 63, L-R, John Creagan, Ed Ota, Ralph Russo, Laurence Karko- wski, and Bob Hurd. Ronnie Gobble Parade of Youth correspondent BELOW: Top magazine salesmen for this year ' s campaign were Jan Kingsley, Rose¬ mary Wholley, and Peggy Newberry. L-R, Gloria aduation of the Class of ' 63, , Sue Zagorski, Dorothy Kupchunos, Cynthia sndrop, Berverly Delnicki. The Top Ten Seniors are: FRONT ROW 1-r, Eileen Doocy, Cynthia Sleeper, Merrilyn Niederwerfer, Joyce Wehren, Berverly Delnicki. BACK ROW 1-r, Wendy Nordendorp, John Creagan, Ed Ota, Ralph Russo, Bob Hurd, Larry Karkowski, National Honor Society members, L-R, John Creagan, Merrilyn Niederwerfer, Cynthia Sleeper, Eileen Doocy, Joyce Wehren, and Ed Ota. Laurel Girls ' State representatives Rosemarie Cassa- rino, Cynthia Sleeper. Nutmeg Boys ' State representatives John Creagan, Ralph Russo. Diane, Eileen, and Wendy served as magazine captains during the annual campaign. ,: 5£r BEST DRESSED Brian Reynolds, Karen Schweir MOST TALKATIVE Ronnie Gobble, Judy Longo CLASS CLOWNS Ronald Gobble, Janice Kingsley MOST SINCERE John Creagan Sue Driscoll MOST ATHLETIC Dick Waikus, Jan Kingsley MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Creagan, Eileen Doocy yg J BEST DANCERS John Woodkock, Judy Longo : , : MODEL STUDENTS John Creagan, Eileen Doocy BEST MANNERED Sue Driscoll, John Creagan BEST EXCUSE MAKERS Janis Kingsley, Andy Howat MOST SOCIABLE Cindi Sleeper Ronnie Gobble MOST MUSICAL Clinton Adams, Carol Kaveckas, Carolyn Lane Joyce Wehren Bill Sturdevant CLASS ARTISTS SENIOR LETTERMEN SERVICES Mrs. Cahill School Secretaries: Miss Evelyn Dynas School Nurse: Mrs Files Head Custodian: Mr. Tripp Mrs. Reed helps to keep the school clean and neat. CLASS OFFICERS Junior Class Officers: Patsy Jones, Peter Grossi, Carl Luty, Vic Roman Sophomore Class Officers: Pat Capano, BradMyrick, Stuart Hurd, Ken Goodin Freshman Class Officers: Kathy Carr, Adele Bolstridge, Ken Cook, Sherry Banister . Junior-Senior Editors: Leslie, Anita, Sue, Joyce, Karen, Patsy, Pat and Bob Mr. Krawski, Advisor, and Senior Editors Sue, Joyce and Karen Sophomore Layout Crew: Joan, Kathy, Pat, and Nelda Hard-working Junior and Senior Staff YEARBOOK Business Editors-Bonnie Jones and Peter Grossi The Business Staff Camera men -Mel Thompson and Bob Hurd I I j South Wind ' s Executives Freshman and Sophomore members Head Typists: Judy Longo, Beth Brown and Eileen Doocy South Winds ' Editor Alyce Zimmer and Assistant Editor Cindi Moniz Junior and Senior Members H W U C H c 5 Student Council Members are Patsy Jones, Carl Luty, Katie Frost, Ed Ota, Ralph Russo, Cindi Sleeper, Peter Grossi Victor Roman, Kenny Goodin, Brad Myrick, Pat Capano, and Stu Hurd. Administrative Assistant, Don Yonika, President Ralph Russo and Secretary Rosemarie Cassarino Committee Chairmen Charles Enes, Richard Giansanti, Irene Jurgelas, Emily LeVasseur, Laura McQueeny, and Eileen Doocy o coo f French Lab. Assistants Stage Crew Junior Red Cross Audio Visual Squad STUDENT SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Leaders Corps Library Assistants STUDENT SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Guidance Assistants ! Office Assistants Teachers ' Secretaries Chem. Lab Assistants: Bill, Gloria, Dorothy, and John CLUBS Science Club Officers: Pat Daily, John Creagan, and Katie Frost. Science Club Art Club 46 French-Latin Club Future Nurses Club Debating Club Junior and Senior members of the SCHE SCHE Dorothea Barber acts as Mistress of Cer¬ emonies. Mary Ann Philp and Kathy Zimmerman model their clothing. Freshman and Sophomore members of the SCHE SITTING are Linda Xant ho, Mrs. Tapley and Mrs. Niederwerfer. STANDING are Dorothea Barber, Merrilyn Niederwerfer and Janice Randazzo. Lenny Patient shows off his legs. Barbara Aubrey, Nancy Burke, Karen Barber, and Helen Curtin model their aprons. Ralph and Charles listen as Virginia and Karen sing a duet. Shirley Spencer and Emery Tapley are perfect models. Barbara Nicholson and Bill Sturdevant modeling their outfits. Junfmr i You dropped your handkerchief, Emery. DRAMATICS CLUB A penny for your thoughts, John. John really gives it to Bill. Cast From THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING YOUNG Billy Roberts informs fellow classmates - Some have it and some just don ' t. TEACHER’S PET Cast From Please! ' We ' d rather do it ourselves Really? Tell us more, Steve Sophomore members Junior, Senior members ■ ' i | -.•I % Onstage the band performs at a fall assembly directed by Mr. Woods. The band assembled for a pep rally. 52 •iiqiiV ' t ii ' i i ' ffl riYr Chorus performs at the Christmas assembly. Bill Sturdevant, Ed Ota and ChuckNichols harmonize in a fall concert. Mr. Woods directing the band at the fall concert. 53 Eileen and Dave prepare decorations for Junior Prom. The French-Latin Club have a hootenanny. Literary Club Carol, Leslie, Jackie, and Patsy participate in the S.C.H.E. Christmas play. (RIGHT) The Bell of the Ball , Eileen Doocy. (LOWER RIGHT) The Grand March is under way. (BELOW) A few of the many couples relaxing between dances. (RIGHT) the queen and her attend¬ ants. L. to R.- Cynthia Pierce, JoyceWehren, Eileen Doocy, Nancy Young, and Diane Carroll (ABOVE) The couples were served refreshments between dances. (LEFT) Jeff Manning and his date, Ann Shuteran, re¬ lax amid the tropical settings. (BELOW) one of the many dances enjoyed by those who attended. Bev Barter entertains with her guitar. Ronnie Gobble and Dick Waitkus play the Smothers Brothers. Diane leads the group in singing Sue, Karen, Joyce, and Bonnie portray the sophisticated seniors The Kingston Trio is played by Ed Ota, Steve Dawson, and Rick Barron. John Potyra, Tom Rieck, and John Woodcock dress up as Peter Paul, and Mary. Watch out, Pete! SENIOR GET-TOGETHER Steve was MC for the Senior entertainment. Below: Adele Bolstridge was chosen Freshman Queen. Below: The seniors have some fun with the dancing dummies. IlF Above, Part of the happy crowd at the Sophomore-Freshman Party Above, Russ and Carol demonstrate latest dance step. SOPHOMORE PARTY Above, Everyone seemed to have an enjoyableeven ing at this traditional affair. Below, Eileen and Vicki serve refreshments. Above, Keep that beat! Below, Where are the boys? ■l m « m m i m � : n i m «ppt mam Below, Those who participated in the entertainment part of the party Below, Kenny and Holly enjoy many of the dances at the party. Above, Sue was master of ceremonies for the television program featuring Charles Enes. Below, Hurry Jackie! ! Above, and Chucky do you remember the time-- FRESHMAN PARTY Above, Spin that Hoop, Anita, mmmm ITT Students Cha Chaing? Students sit out a dance. Above: Princess Barbara, her attendants, and their escorts Below: The crowning of Barbara Nicholson HOLLY BALL L to R: Joyce Wehren, Captain, Diane Carroll, Anita Rupner, Karen Schweir, Leslie Wenz, Judy Longo 1962-1963 Baseball Team ABOVE: Bob McCormick up at bat. BELOW: 1962-1963 Base¬ ball Managers-Kenny Cloutier, Tiger, Donald Ouellette. ABOVE: Jim reaches for a high fast one. BELOW: Tex Little¬ field fires one down the middle. Get that Goal Boys Kick that ball Rick Senior Linemen m •- ' 111 WySj$ ■ 1, 1 1SS rafefr mtk,.. 4 1 i iSSHf hB villi ' 1 ' ' I wf mpl, a ' v m K -■ ' •■W- ' ? ' KaPW • w- ' • ■ ' • ' i ■ MjfmaEm-- p , MF m0 L‘ . Dribble that ball Senior Fullbacks Halfbacks That ' s a boy Ralph That’s another Goal! 1963 Soccer Team Co-captains for the 1963-64 team are (L-R) seniors Dennis Murphy, RalphRusso, and Dick Waitkus. That ' s it Jimmy, show them how to do it! This years Varsity team won the first NCCC championship with a tremendous 14-2 record. Included in this team were, STANDING 1-r, Jim Rohlin, John Woodcock, Steve Dawson, John Keefe, Jim Baker, John Jurgelas, Dennis Sills, Don Yonika, Kenny Goodin, Coach Sharos; KNEELING, Dennis Murphy, Ralph Russo, and Dick Waitkus. ABOVE, Get that rebound Dick. RIGHT, You tell them coach! GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Time Out 1964 Varsity Team Dribbling down court Watch Out Roe! Team Managers (L to R) Kay, Gail, and Sue The Long Stretch Go Jan! 1964 J. V. Team Dribble that ball! Get ready--don ' t go Stanley Bolstridge and Ernie Schwartz get ready to throw discs. Javelin throwers get set. ’’Look ma, no cavities! Umphhhh. HS TEAM 4 t o cn- i ooco RECORDS VARSITY, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity J.V. Varsity J.V. 63 S.W.H.S. 33 vs E.O. Smith 38 36 67 S.W.H.S. 75 vs Granby 33 22 50 S.W.H.S. 52 vs Bloomfield 49 63 79 S.W.H.S. 72 vs Suffield 69 63 68 S.W.H.S. 72 vs Stafford 43 52 82 S.W.H.S. 53 vs East Windsor 48 51 52 S.W.H.S. 49 vs Windsor Locks 78 61 78 S.W.H.S. 59 vs Bloomfield 54 71 64 S.W.H.S. 50 vs Ellington 49 38 79 S.W.H.S. 63 vs Suffield 59 56 90 S.W.H.S. 65 vs Granby 39 20 84 S.W.H.S. 93 vs Stafford 68 59 46 S.W.H.S. 54 vs E. O. Smith 37 37 65 S.W.H.S. 55 vs Windsor Locks 46 59 54 S.W.H.S. 64 vs Ellington 69 63 78 S.W.H.S. 56 vs East Windsor 39 58 BASEBALL SOCCER 1963 S.W.H.S. VS Granby 3 2 S.W.H.S. VS Stafford S.W.H.S. VS Ellington 9 1 S.W.H.S. VS Ellington S.W.H.S. VS E. Windsor 7 2 S.W.H.S. VS Granby S.W.H.S. VS Stafford 1 1 S.W.H.S. VS Suffield S.W.H.S. VS Suffield 8 2 S.W.H.S. VS Bloomfield S.W.H.S. VS Suffield 0 1 S.W.H.S. VS Stafford S.W.H.S. VS Granby 2 3 S.W.H.S. VS E. Windsor S.W.H.S. VS Ellington 0 4 S.W.H.S. VS Ellington S.W.H.S. VS E. Windsor 2 1 S.W.H.S. vs Bloomfield S.W.H.S. VS Stafford 7 4 S.W.H.S. vs E. Windsor 1 S.W.H.S. vs Suffield 0 S.W.H.S. vs Granby TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS 100 YARD DASH 11.0 Bill O ' Brien South Windsor May 7 220 YARD DASH 24.8 Bill O ' Brien South Windsor May 7 440 YARD DASH 55.0 Les Welles South Windsor May 28 880 YARD RUN 2.08.1 Les Welles East Windsor May 1 MILE RUN 5.08.3 George Royce South Windsor May 28 2 MILE RUN 11.22.6 George Royce New Haven March 30 880 YARD RELAY 1.42.6 (O’Conner, Goess) (Welles, Moser) South Windsor May 7 HIGH JUMP 5 ' 4 Les Welles East Windsor May 1 Jack Moser South Windsor May 7 BROAD JUMP 9 ' 9 1 2 Les Welles South Windsor May 13 POLE VAULT 8 ' 6 Bob Burns South Windsor May 28 SHOT 39 ' 9 Ernie Schwartz New Haven March 30 DISCUS 114’ 5” Ernie Schwartz South Windsor May 28 JAVELIN 144’5 M Bob Burns South Windsor May 28 TRIPLE JUMP 34’3 1 2” Jack Moser Waterbury May 24 TRACK 1963 39 S.W.H.S. vs East Windsor 65 56 S.W.H.S. vs Ellington 39 46 S.W.H.S. vs East Hampton 49 62 S.W.H.S. vs Rocky Hill 33 40 1 2 S.W.H.S. vs Ellington 54 1 2 46 S.W.H.S. vs Bloomfield 57 -State Meet- JACK MOSER-first place, triple jump LESLIE WELLES-fourth place, 440 yard run 2 1 1 2 3 4 0 2 2 0 3 2 74 ■se Y Diligent students in Mr. Kibbe ' s drafting class INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOME EC, ARTS WING Nancy Giggey offers a few tips to Rich Sullivan in Miss Maillett ' s art class. 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Compliments of DELL’S ICE CREAM BAR Route 5 South Windsor Compliments of KANE AND FAIRCHILD Architects for South Windsor High Wish to congratulate the town of South Windsor on their new High School Wish to congratulate the class of 1964 THE E T R I O Editor-in-chief: Joyce Wehren Senior Associate Editors: Karen Schweir Sue Driscoll Assistant Editor: Patsy Jones Junior Associate Editors: Patsy Mozako Anita Rupner Leslie Wenz STAFF ■j3p M EgWs SvZ i S-SS! -i ; « ' - ■ ' mmi ' .y { v.. ;. IsfiiE hiimxwij ' - wmm