Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1953 volume:

4 , gf X I . . 1 .QEWZ '5-23:34 Jlitt' . . , , , '.'l'1Yn' T -' --LM'-trgf-41 .:. ,4 va .v. S, 3 H135 vt, ,Y MR. LAWRENCE MUCCI DE DIC ATION y Four years ago, we, the Class of '53, chose as our advisor, Mr. Lawrence Mucci. He has advised us wisely during these years, but he has been more than an advisor. He has been a beloved friend and a highly respected and admired teacher. We take this opportunity to express our appreciation to you Mr. Mucci by dedicating our yearbook to you. 3 THE CHRONICLE 1955 soUTH1NoToN HIGH scHooL Southington, Conn. CLASS MOTTO Honor is our by-lawg our creed, victory. CLASS OFFICERS President ............ ,.......,..........,............. ..,.,.... J O SEPH ABATA Vice-President ........ ....... R OGER HUBENY Secretary .......... .,,...... J UDITH TEWS Treasurer .rrr, .,.,.. J AMES CONATY Esther Deckert Drusilla Tanner Mary Lichtenberg Gloria Snow Alice Chamberlain Mary Calcagni Joyce Laribee Joan Albrycht Janet Thuotte Sally Folcik Ruth Niebling Beverly Kemp CHRONICLE STAFF Eleanor Hayes Leola Sullivan Jean Mastrianni Eleanor Maigarie Judith Mulet Dolores Skelsky Ann Carol Joy Lois Butler Jeannette Simone Barbara Dawson Louise Owen Dorothy Kiefer Editor - MARY ANN BOSCH Assistant Editor - JUDITH TEWS Advisor - MR. RAYMOND JOYAL CLASS COLORS Green and Silver CLASS MARSHALLS Joyce Laribee Richard Patz 2 ' nriiifihinnhrtrrt Jr: I r I ggi? ...................... s v + 1 Il-V' I ,- 5. w , ff- Q I ffl! ' gulls Xb .im Q f X I xx , K 5 F3 ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPALS John Farr, B.A., Ed. M. A Martin G. Phelan, A.B., M.A SUPERINTENDENT William M. Strong, B.S., M.A. 6 , FACULTY ,..1-' 7 ENGLISH Madeline Rathbun, B.A. Marion Walsh, B.S. in Ed. Elizabeth Skorupski, B.A., M.S E. Mildred Bedford, B.A. Arpad Beretz, A.B., M.A. Eflie Cumpstone, A.B., M.A. COMMERCIAL Anna Fontana, B.S. james Mariconda, B.S. Lawrence D'Ange1o, B.S., M.A. SCIENCE Walter Meyer, B.S. Lawrence Mucci, B.S., M.A. Joseph J. Fontana, B.S., Ed.M. John Rathbun, B.S., Ed.M. SOCIAL STUDIES Raymond Joyal, B.A., M.A. john Gale, B.A., M.A. Walter Lozoski, B.A. Xen- ,,..Q'QQg,y -w -1 FACULTY MATHEMATICS LANGUAGES Elizabeth Shorey, B.A. Elinor Heafey, B-A. Sophie Wilkey, B.S., M.A. Mary Barry, B.A., M.A. 1 ee!!! 9 1' ', , , ' 'gr - ' n , , , Zyf?,1g7fgli ,I - I r n I , , g I ff f rerr 1 I f fin e, If rrra 1 I eraa A I I rf? I ' JV47 , fr : f ,,, V 1 hey, , ' f ., f' 1 'lr , , il? 'ruff I , . ' ' ' ,g.vf A A ffflf V ' ,. 7 ,. .- ' f 'IQ 'If J-fL,g.1,2' Q11 ,, A,Q:Z I ,K ,.,, f,,,v,,,a,,,:3r - if r K . , rer f , gy Q3 rfqfix, , ai f ' H GMEMAKIN G Anna O'Connor, B.S. Frances Hallect, B.S. Olive Perkins, B.S., A.B. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Susan Herrmann, P.E., B.S. joseph Orsene, P.E. Helen Carroll, P.E., B.S. Kenneth Hampton, B.S., M.A. MUSIC Barbara Beach, B.A. Thomas Siemiatkoski, B.M., B.M.E. Harry Badrigian, B.M., B.M.E. Andrew McSor1ey, B.E., M.A., INDUSTRIAL ARTS Andrew Coukos, B.V.A., AGRICULTURE John Gasecki, B.A., INDUSTRIAL ARTS' Gkaduafing Clagg u ' 'J 4 JR 1 -5f'3v'HZ s. 1 -- A -Mx ashwusa- . ,.. - ru- ima CLASS POEM The Call of the Country Harkl Can you hear the nation calling, with its voice on drifting breeze, Rolling down the snow peaked mountains, whispering to the trees, Sweeping clean the rugged plains, making pure the skies, Howling as a night's lost soul, seeking paradise? I hear its mournful murmurs, and its cries of gross despair, It seeks incessant, coast to coast, searching everywhere. The country begs for help, her burdens, see them swell? She pleads for youthful toil to guard the freedom bell. We of Southington High Schol, the class of '5 5, Take honor as our by-law, our creed is victory, Green and silver our colors, knowledge is our goal, We will not fear the future, God guides our valiant fold. We shall answer the call. 'IO Richard Patz JOAN M. ALBRYCHT joanie Born in New Britain, Conn., July 15, 1955. Knowledge come: from faithful Jtadyf' Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Pep Club 25'Honor Society 5, 45 Chroni- cle 45 Senior Play Committee. Ambition: Teacher THERESA M. ALBRYCHT Terry Born in Plantsville, Conn., January 51, 1956. A :mile all day, make: a berron happy and gay. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 45 Bowling Club 1, 25 F.H.A. 25 A.A. 1, 2, 5. Ambition: Housewife GLORIA J. BASSOLA Glo Born in Milldale, Conn., June 25, 1955. She has the way: of a quiet lady. Qctivities: Glee Club 1, 2, 5, Ambition: Housewife MARY A. BOSCH Born in Meriden, Conn., July 6, 1956. She is a scholarj and a right good one. Activities: Glee Club 15 Ar- chery Club 15 Bowling Club 25 Latin Club 25 Chronicle CEditorJ5 Senior Play Com- mittee. Ambition: Executive Secretary ' tw '. A . .m,,:, r., ff . ,mam . 40 iw at J is ' ., . 3 if uf: , 5, H'1,f1l,.,,,l,5' I Q' 5'-wat. f . V -. '3:i.:.'12:sr C,-Q 1 . ., VVV, VVAV , . , -.- .g..tf:,,. 2-5.1. . . J J . .t , -5. 5 ,.,. if J... 41. 1 Tie - JOSEPH L. AVITABLE joey Born in Southington, Conn., October 29, 1955. By hir trumpet, ye rhall know him. ' Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 5 45 Boys Cooking 25 Orchestra 2. Ambition: Join Armed Forces RICHARD E. BAILEY Dick Born in Milldale, Conn., November 5, 1954. Speech is great but .silence ir golden. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 45 Boys Cooking Club 2. Ambition: Office Worker JOSEPH J. ABATA ..JOC,. Born in Southington, Conn., january 15, 1956. He if the hest all around fellow. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 5, 45 Nat. Hon- or Society 5, 45 junior Recg Boy's State 55 Varsity Club 5, 45 Legion Oratorical Con- test 55 Class President 45 Seni- or Play. Ambition: Medicine RICHARD G. ARNOLD Dick Born in Meriden, Conn., May 50, 1955. The ways of a good man are many. Activities: Biology Club 25 Journalism Club CTres.J 25 Band 1, 25 Golf Club 55 Var- sity and Pep Band 2. Ambition: Pharmacist QL., Q2 5 -1119561111 5 , X fgfgc, Wav! 9 2 1-a. I t 1 5 5, , 1 52 ,fe I , X . , ,, f tg 4 , ffl f Z 3 X ,f pg 50 1 ', . A , pg, . '1' '1a,.Z1r.:i,E1 'f:2:'.. 521' Kg 5 :E LOIS BUTLER Born in Syracuse, New York, October 17, 1935. Mischief, than art afoot Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mariners 2, 3, 43 Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Cheer- leader 3, 4, CCO-Captainjg Chronicle, Junior Prom, Pep Club 2, CTreasurerjg Senior Farewell 3, Senior Play Com- mitte. Ambition: Detective. MARY A. CALCAGNI Born in Barre, Vermont, July 25, 1935. Such a pleasant and friendly way the hay. - Activities: Transferred from Lyman Hall, Wallingford. Basketball 1, 31 Girls League 1, 2, 35 Junior Play Usher 3, Chronicle 4. Ambition: Nurse. 4- JOANNE CARPENTIERI HJC.. Born in New Britain, Conn., April 21, 1935. Young lady, why do you talk, and talk, and talk? 2, 4: Pep Club 1, 23 Glee Activities: Bowling Club 1, Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrels 4. Ambition: Housewife ALICE CHAMBERLAIN NAI., Born in Shelton, Conn., September 6, 1935. I love the life I lead, .ro lead the life I love. Activities: Radio Club 1, 2, Press Club 1, 2, Class Ring Committee 2, Girls Basket- ball 1, 2: Leaders Club 35 UNESCO conference 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Wel- come Committee4: Chronicle 4: Dance Committee 4g Bowl- ing Club CSecretaryJ 4g Swim- ming Club CPresidentj 4, Intramural Basketball 3. Ambition: U-Conn. HENRY L. BROOKS Hank Born in Middletown, Conn., July 15, 1935. He har a way with women. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4g Student Council 2, Varsity Club 3: Senior Play Committee. Ambition: College ROBERT BRUCE Kenneth Born in New Haven, Conn., March 9, 1934. Hi: heart is ar great ar the world. Activities: Basketball 1, 2. Ambition: Baker GLEN BALLOU Born in Albany, New York, December 31, 1935. HU conduct rtill right. wizh hir argument wrong. Activities: Photography Club 5, 4, Airplane Club 2, 35 Pro- jectionist Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Play. Ambition: Engineer WILLIAM A. BARBIER Wilbur Born in Southington, Conn., March 22, 1935. A dramrtich is a mighty weapon. Activities: Band 1, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Baseball 2: Class Secretary 1, Projectionist Club 2, Golf Club 3. Ambition: Musician ,,,.T.-W--. fi Q. -Y F. ,.. 4, BARBARA J. CROSBY Babs Born in Waterbury, Conn., September 22, 1935. Fashioned with neatnerr in mind. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 1, 2, Bowl- ing Club 1, 23 Latin Club lg Dance Committees 2, 31 Pep Club 2, Emblem 43 Junior Prom Committee 3. Ambition: Nurse. DOLORES A. DALY Malinkey Born in Erie, Penn., July 11, 1935. A good heart and a steady mind. Activities: Latin Club 1, 2: Glee Club 4, Senior Secre- tarial Club 4. Ambition: Secretary ? fa.. 4 . s My , iff-. My jjgij , . H Q f - - ' 3, ,jf-ii 7 M y-',f f A , E, I I i p .. ,fi . -sr? A 1 A ,. x W 'n 1 r L. , f it gif 3,3 al . X , f J 1 'J .,y .1 ff V- Ay, yyir .0.,- 'V ,. ,., .1 -- .,,,u' , 1 ft' . .Fw .1..-. 41 r-f' ,i 412' ..', .vvt , ' ,'..f, . -.gi . L3 time THERESA R. DALENA Terry Born in Hartford, Conn., January 8, 1936. By her way: she is known. Activities: Latin Club 1, 2g Glee Club 2, 4: Majorettes 2g Intramural Softball 13 Bowl- ing Club 4. MARION R. DASHUKEWICH Dash Born in Southin on Conn., gf , May 13, 1935. She is everything nice you say :he is. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: Latin .Club 15 Bowling Club 2: Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Play Committee. Ambition: To be the mother of 'twins. EUGENE A. CERNIGLIA Gene Born in Bristol, Conn., August 4, 1935. He who mean: no mischief, does it all. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 39 Football 2, Boy's Cooking Club 2g Bowling Club 2g Archery Club 2. Ambition: Draftsman JAMES D. CONATY ..Jim,. Born in Hartford, Conn., November 15, 1935. A moral, renrihle, well hred man. ' Activities: Football 2: Track 2, 3, 4g Basketball 3, 4, N.E. Track Meet 3: Cross country Mgr. 3, 4: Class Treasurer 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Freshman Dance Committee 4. Ambition: College ' 1 3 JOSEPH A. BRUNO ..JOe.. Born in Merden, Conn., July 1, 1935. Whenever I feel lhe urge to exercise, I lie down until it parser over. Activities: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1: Emblem 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 1, 2: Class Vice President 25 Dance Commit- tees 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. Ambition: Commercial Artist GENO CELELLA Bull Born in Southington, Corin., July 4, 1935. l did iz all for her. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 5, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 35 Senior Play Committee. Ambition: To Graduate . ..:.,3,.zf fg,a:,,, if - :V ff V - -V .. .f.,,,,,a'f ,. , .4 -- 5' 'f 7 Z' ,. 5' I I . I ' ' J f .4 f. ' V 7, ' :ff nr -- ' , -, i ., filf, 5 4,5f55,: Q .., , 5 2 1 1 W 1: :Irby 1255 -,V if 1-, 5 . fe , wh- -vQ13f'2'fi fi ' - -j ' .' -5:11-H ak., . 5.1-21251521zztfa.-,yfzgdgii E535 - ' . -?qt:jfffyf'-'v v 1t.-,::- A -' 'f,v'q.':sgxQ,-:- a rgmvjaitg ,r -1 --is-542 - 23fe::e2z.m -ffz,:2?:?e,v ' 51.1. 'ikivnlil 9- z 'f BARBARA J. DAWSON Bobbi Born in Milford, Conn., April 6, 1935. Happy am 1, from care I'm free. Why can't they all he content like me? Activities: Latin Club CTres.J 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play Committee: Pep Club 25 Emblem 4, Chronicle. Ambition: Nurse. ESTHER L. DECKERT Born in Plantsville, Conn., November 16, 1935. She seems to quiet - hut don't get her varied. Activities: Glee Club 1: Bowl- ing Club 2, Chronicle 4: Senior Play Committee 4. V Ambition: 'Secretary , ,mf-s-... .-.vw-L-Iv. iz :-aff-ft W - , ' ' DOLORIES 1. DELLA VECCHIA ..De,. Born in New Britain, Conn., August 13, 1935. A true friend, a nice girl, and alto a .fllllfll Clu'.f.F77ldf8.U Activities: Hi-Y 1, 2: Pep Club 2: Bowling Club 1, Z, CTreas.J 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club 4. Ambition: To own a Cadillac SYLVIA A. DELSANTO Sil Born in New Britain, Conn., November 5, 1934. Quietners har given you many a friend. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, junior Prom Committee, Girls Baseball 1, 2: Square Dance Club 3. Ambition: Secretary ROBERT DECKERT Bob Born in Southington, Conn., Feburuary 16, 1935. The doom of ruccerr are opened hy courtesy. Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, fl: Science Club 1: Honor 'Society 3, 4: Photography Club 3, Projectionist Club 2, 3: Am. Leg. Oratorical Contest 3: Senior Play. Ambition: Nucleur research ALFRED DEGUZIS HAI., Born in Southington, Conn., July 18, 1935. . A gentleman maker no none. Activities: Glee Clubnl, 2: Band 4. Ambition: Meat Cutter JOHN J. COSTA John Born in Meriden, Conn., August 13, 1955. Al1p4yf 4 good Jport, mostly a good friend. Activities: Glee' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Boy's Cooking Club 2: Honor Society 3, 4: Red Cross Rep. 2, 4. Ambition: Industrial Arts teacher JAMES E.. COX ..Jim., Born in Bristol, Conn., September 22, 1935. The eligible young man. Activities: Basketball 2: Glee Club lg Boy's Cooking Club 2. Ambition: To graduate 'N .wrt E 1 ELEANOR A.'D1GHELLo HEI.. Born in Southington, Conn., February 25, 1935. Plea.ving lookr and personality. Activities: Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl's Basketball 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Square Dance Club 3: Emblem Reporter 4: Senior Play. A Ambition: Housewife JUDITH A. FISH ..Judi,. Born in Southington, Conn., May 12, 1935. Always happy, alway: gay. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl's Basketball 3: Girl's Softball 2. SALLY E. FOLCIK Sal Born in Southington, Conn., March 25, 1935. Small but mighty. Activities: Girl's Baseball 3: Dance Committees 3, 4: Class Sec. 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Leader's Club 3, 4: Emblem Staff 4: Chronicle 4. Ambition: Career Woman CAROLYN FRANCIS Born in Derby, Vermont, April 19, 1935. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 1, 2, 4: Square Dancing Club 3: Bas- ketball 3: Pep Club 2. Ambition: Housewife THEODORE DYNDIUK Teddy Born in Hartford, Conn., june ll, 1935. Agriculture endures good sense. Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Agriculture DONALD EGIDIO Jiggv Born in New Britain, Conn., July 13, 1935. He does nothing in particular, but doe: it well. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1: Dance Com- mittees 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee. . Ambition: Contractor - JOSEPH F. DePAOLO ..JOe.. Born in Southington, Conn., April 22, 1935. He har a world of virtue: found in few: character, personality, ability, too. Activities: Class President l, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: N.E. Track Meet 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Capt., 4: Cross Country 3: Emblem 3, 4: Jr. Recital: Varsity Club Sec. 3: Dance Committees 2, 3: Magazine Campaign CAsst. Mgr.J 3. Ambition: Enter Politics JEROME J. DLUGOS Jerry Born in Southington, Conn., October 29, 1935. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Band 2, 3. Ambition: Carpenter :iv 1 , f j 1, K f wr ,, I 45:1-. V: I I It i 42 X tr BARBARA S. GRlMALDl Babs Born in Hartford, Conn., November 18, 1935. Quiet, demzire, hut alufayt ready for fun. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 1, 2, Junior Prom Comittee, Pep Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, Dance Commit- tees 2, 3. Ambition: Hair Stylist MARLA J. HANDY Born in Middletown, Conn., September 17, 1935. She har the mnhingr of a queen. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, Majorettes 2, Projectionist Club 2, Bowl- ing Club 4, Dance Committees 3. Ambition: Housewife LOIS M. HATTON Born in Southington, Conn., May 2, 1935. I ree az smile from her bright eyes. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball Club 2, Bowling Club 4: 3550-360 Clubs 1, 2, 3. ELEANOR T. HAYES Bonnie Born in Hartford, Conn., December 5, 1935. Good humor is iz pricelers gift. Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Emblem Staff 3, Senior Play 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball Club 2, Chronicle: Dance Commit- tees 4. Ambition: Nurse DAVID FLORIAN Squig Born in Southington, Conn., October 25, 1934. Good loohr are zz recommendation in the ' huxineu of mankind. Activities: Glee Club 1, 4, Football 3, 4, Bowling Club CPres,J 2: Archery Club CPres.j 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Senior Play. Ambition: To have more than enough and not too much. WALTER A. GESTER Walt Born in New London, Conn., October 9, 1935. Laugh, and the class laugh! with you, hut Jeldom the teacher. Activities: Band 4, Airplane Club 3, Boy's Cooking Club 3, Firefighters 3, 4, Archery Club 3. Ambition: To travel and see the world .IUHN if. ENGLAND Born in Middletown, Conn., March 26, 1935. Smile today, frown tomorrow. Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, Boy's Cooking Club 2, Varsity Club: Class Secretary 2. Ambition: Big businessman JOHN FEENEY Red Born in New Britain, Conn., March 26, 1935. l'm not arhing you, l'm telling you. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, Bowling Club 2. Ambition: Play third base for New York Giants. ANN C. Joy Born in Southington, Conn., December 1, 1935. A cheer for the team rhe'd always do. And never would forget the blue. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club 1, 23 Science Club 13 Junior Prom Committee: Cheerleader 3, co- captain 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 23 Chronicle 43 Photography Club 13 Mariners 3, 43 Emblem Staff 43 Senior Secretarial Club 43 Valentine Page 33 Senior Farewell 33 Senior Play Committee. Ambition: Marry a million- aire. BEVERLY KEMP Butch Born in Bristol, Conn., August 23, 1935. A still. small voice. Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Square Dance Club 23 F.H.A. Zz Chronicle. Ambition: Housewife. 1 .th ,,1 .sw ' 1- sf, V' .je HV 1 1 My W 1 X xx All i M Ankxvd X ,,.,,. ' 1-' -t Sgt' f NT. Tr, f ' ' M7355 f'i'f'.1f I 3. V , Y.: '-, 'lun-nv Wav K W DOROTHY M. KIEFER Dot Born in Meriden, Conn., December 15, 1934. My heart sings, like my voice Activities: Latin Club 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Chronicle3 Mariners 1, 23 Bowling Club 2g junior Prom 33 Minstrels 3, 43 All.State 43 Freshmen Welcome Dance Committee 4. 'Ambitionz Singer JOYCE M. LARIBEE HJC., Born in New Britain, Conn., December 17, 1935. Me thinks there is music in her soul and love in her heart. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Minstrels 2, 3, 43 All State 33 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Mariners 2, 33 Chronicle: Freshmen Welcome Commit- tee3' Pep Club 2g Prom Com- mittee 43 Senior Play. Ambition: Private Secretary to husband FERDINAND E. KRAMPITZ Fritz Born in Meriden, Conn., january 4, 1936. Sober hut not .teriourg quiet hut not idle. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, CPres.J 4. Ambition: Teacher KENNETH J. LAPIER Ken Born in Waterbury, Conn., April 11, 1934. Why do men worry themselves' Jo? Activities: Glee Club 13 Base- ball 23 Bowling 2, 3. Ambition: Manager of the A. 8: P. Au.-t4lb'l6u.' 'K J... ' ROGER A. HUBENY ..ROg,, Born in Waterbury, Conn., October 20, 1933. A little mitchief now and then it relished hy the hett of men. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 43 Track 1, 23 Dance Committees 2, 3, 43 Class Vice President 43 Var- sity Club CVice Pres.J 39 Honor Society 3, 43 Senior Farewell 3. Ambition: Beat the draft BOHDAN KANIWEC ..JeH,, Born in Warsaw, Poland, January 20, 1934. A man with umhition will go far. Activities: Glee Club 23 Boy's Cooking Club 2. Ambition: Building engineer .aeilxw OLGA LAVORGNA Ugh Ugh Born in Southington, Conn., June 17, 1935. Always ready with an an.rwer. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2: Senior Secretarial Club gVice Pres.D 4. Ambition: Secretary MARY A. LICHTENBERG Born in New Britain, Conn., january 24, 1935. The girl with the way of friendlinesx Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 2, Junior Prom, Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Librarian 4: Chronicle. Ambition: Doctor i I ef-.v.f:-f.: - V. 1 1 -3 1' , ..,,, , ,, ,V ,. t, -Q jf -fw.f,gw2,tf,.x 2 'i'T'f1,T,': 7, fff4 yZ' 3 I I :fi ty ty Unfit, wwf MARIA G. LONGO Pinky Born in Italy, March 25, 1934. Life if short, and .ro if the. Activities: Mariners 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Majorettes 1, 2, Senior Secretarial Club 4: Baseball Club 2: Swimming Club 4. Ambition: Private Secretary ELEANOR M. MAIGARIE HEI.. Born in Southington, Conn., October 16, 1935. She if not only delightful herself, but the cause of delight in others. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 35 Honor Society 3, 4, Ring Committee 35 Chronicle 4: Junior Prom: Dance Committees 2, 33 Em- blem Staff 4, Freshman Wel- come Dance 4g Senior Secre- tarial Club 4. Ambition: Clerical work MICHAEL J. MAURO Mouse Born in Southington, Conn., July 3, 1934. lust drifting along. Activities: Vice President lg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4. RICHARD MCCORMICK Mac Born in Meriden, Conn., March 2, 1935. There': mixchief in this man. Activities Baseball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To make life happy and easy as possible. I8 THOMAS J. MARTIN UT.. Born in Waterbury, Conn., July 5, 1934. lt': in the hoohg Why hotherf' Ambition: Own my own gas station JAMES M. MATTA ..-lim.. Born in Waterbury, Conn., October 22, 1935. Quiet people have no sorrow. Ambition: To graduate V ' JEAN A. MASTRIANNI Jeanie Born in Southington, Conn., March 29, 1935. Beauty, charm, personality, and intelligence: all there God hertowezl upon her. Activities: Bowling Club 1, 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Emblem Staff 1, 4: Science Club 1: Latin Club 1, 2: Dance Com- mittees 3, 4: Mariners 3, 4: Laurel Girl's State 3: Senior Play Committee. Ambition: Nurse BARBARA A. McKAY Shorty Born in New Britain, Conn., September 24, 1934. Quiet, but friendly. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Square Dance Club 3. Ambition: Work for a news- paper. 31 . ,J- ' ,.. - 1. ' .tinge 'UW 'W' A, rv Mag, , ' -.,2' ?,. .. -e - g, , - auf ff: - i .. ' 'i5f 'ZA-4?-tiff ff-iff tif:-2. 152351355 . ,:.:g,', J.,- ...fa ' 'I ME' ' 'f '-flaw I ' VH J' ,'5' - 1 'f -G -.2 , Z451' att ' .if '73, M540 7-' if HELEN M. MILLER ' Sis Born in New Haven, Conn., September 18, 1935. Silence more musical than any Jong. Activities: Glee Club 3, 4: Bowling Club 1: Movie Club 1: School Paper 1: Junior Recital: Dance Committee 2: Valentine Page 1: Senior Play. Ambition: Nurse JEAN A. MONGILLO Jeannie Born in Southington, Conn., March 20, 1935. ' She is not only plearing to herrelf, hut plearing to other.f. ' Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, . 4: Minstrels 4: Bowling, Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Swim- ming Club 4: Softball 2. Ambition: Housewife 19 42 ALAN M. NELSON ..A1,. Born in Manchester, Conn., February 2, 1935. He can maintain his argument ar well as any military man. Activities: Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, 4: Projectionist Club 1 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2' Photography 3: Legion Ora- torical 3. Ambition: To succeed HERMAN NORTON Herm Born in Cheshire, Conn., March 31, 1935. Beware of he .who look: a faint. Activities: Football 1, Basket- ball 1. Ambition: Auto mechanic EDMUND MCCULLOUGH ..Ed,. Born in Newark, N. J. November 17, 1935. A good fellow ir alwayf welcome. Activities: Track 4: Cross Country 3. Ambition: Chemist DAVID MORSE Dave Born in New Bedford, Mass., November 30, 1934. Deeds mearure the man. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 1: Football 2: Track 2: 3, 4. JUDITH A. MULET Judy Born in New Britain, Conn., October 6, 1934. A little mischief now and then, is always sure to please the men. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Archery Club 1, 2: Future Homemakers 2, 3, Emblem Staff 4: Dance Committees 2: Chronicle. Ambition: Secretary and housewife JOAN A. MUSTO Joanne Born in New Britain, Conn., April 22, 1935. Cheerful in nature, friendly in need. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3. Ambition: Office work H-.-5.2.21 'lahuq ' 4 E1f21T52i:,. K' - if l1:9F9'f'fE5572e, .V , af-.4-+,f1f,+.vt:':,w1efm RUTH A. NIEBLING Ruthie Born in Meriden, Conn., November 12, 1935. A good mixer, 4 good pal, no wonder she is a popular gal. Activities: Emblem Staff 4: Chronicle: Class officer 3g Pep Club 2, 3: Bowling Club 1, 2, 35 Prom Committees 3, 4, Dance Committees 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mariners 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, Libra- rian 3g Hi-Y 1, 2: Senior Play Committee. Ambition: Nurse EMILY OWEN Emmy Born in Hartford, Conn., June 27, 1935. The sower of gentleness is irresistible. Activities: Future Homemak- ers 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Secretarial Club 4. Ambition: Office work f . ., f . mg. V' f-ff ,4 :Jw 11:4:,,-mggrjz,-v.q1,.-ana 2. - 2-142' .. ,4.1:f4.--vw'.1:vf41i4' ,,asgrey.:qw,scgg-gfrgrsz-.4 , 3. of:-'rn-,aw-.':2'.':1y-1-f r , gi2:iz 'f:E'2-22511231 Hn 1'iZ'1fiZ5ze9' - .fz:if.L12e.:1f1f:f' 2.1f,f'.iz'lav:fff'-L52 ft -, 'ff - ff'ff-fxl.-t1.fa,.f'1?:.:5us ff f f 1 ' fyf uirgutwfty I tr .g 3' RICHARD L. PATZ Rich Born in East Hartford, Conn., October 11, 1935. If u man wakes wpfand finds himself u success, he has not been usleepf' Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Glee Club lg Honor Society 3, 4: Boy's State 3, Junior Recital: Senior Play Committee. Ambition: Study medicine WALTER PIERCE 1l ltl! Born in ViMilo, Maine, August 14, 1934. With vast delight he read. Activities: Track 1, 2: Cross- Country 2, 3: Student Council 1: Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, JCL.: Senior Play Committee. Ambition: Civil engineering LEWIS PALMIERI Snooky Born in Southington, Conn., July 29, 1935. Modest und shy. Ambition: Join' the service SALVATORE PALMIERI Sal Born in Southington. Conn., December 18, 1934. Whatever he undertakes he does his best. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: Basketball 4. Ambition: To succeed in life LOUISE M. OWEN Liza Born in Hartford, Conn., June 27, 1935. The mellowert manner and gentlert heart. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hobby Club 2: Baseball 2: Chronicle. Ambition: Teacher ANNE H. PARYLAK . Glamorette' . Born in Britain,, Conn., March 14, 1935. A smiling gal maker a wonderful pal. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom, Bowling Club 2: Senior Prom: Freshman Welcome Dance: Senior Sec- retarial Club: Red Cross Rep. 4. Ambition: Private secretary THELMA I. PELLETIER Frenchy Born at Eagle Lake, Maine, September 10, 1935. The rofl 'voice and gentle way: of a true woman. Activities: Glee Club 3, 4: Future Homemakers 3: Junior Prom. Ambition: Join the W. A. F. LUCILLE A. RAY Lou , Born in Milldale, Conn., january 20, 1936. The hand that hath made yon fair, hath made you good. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4: Square Dance Club 2, Future Homemakers 2: junior Prom. Ambition: Office work, ROBERT PRATT Bob Born in Macivahoc, Maine, February 1, 1935. Life is :hart and so am I. HOWARD P. RAY ..Ray,. Born in Southington, Conn., February 14, 1934. Let my silence ,rpeah for me. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Square Dance Club 2, Junior Prom Committee. Ambition: Oflice work 21 s K' ' ' ' JOHN E. PLOSZAY, IR. Born in Bristol, Conn., May 25, 1935. A man of few words. Ambition: Be a millionare. PHILIP J. POMPOSI, JR. Pomp Born in Southington, Conn., February 1, 1935. All the world? a Mage. Activities: Class Treasurer 1: Basketball Manager 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrels 4: Junior Prom: Senior Play. Ambition: Accountant V 'V , , weIf'f1i'e,,:,.V'.,4: v:...-my.Vfizm ,V,, , V, V , f M,--ggi V , 1' Q, .V V ,Vw jg , ,frigf':'.aI:G:4.fQy72:g4f 7 ' . ' 'df , I V, r V . 1,y ,air ,5,.l,yf,i, H 3 QL 5. if WV ' , f'f:I,Ef fr Q ' V' . . Vw Vf'gf.Vi:Lef:-lm-zfiff'2 1 ' V -- ff ' ' W4 1 , Q e fm 4 1.-f v' 'Lvl' ' ..-4' .fs v P V. 1 - -fV fV V 1 Najaf!--,.V,Vf,4,,f i:V1v':V'ia-if 'fr 15, V ' ffl '.,!1'4r-Vawlrizfzaiw 'E-2.5 ' 'V f .C -' Y' f1'f1'fg1r-Vfgf4J:zf:3V 15, :'.5,,0j 'Jaffa :Vt V,:: ,g I '7 VV fl-.:f.f:V:V. H - ax. ff ,,.V1-efww ,.:-.fprffw ,, V 'V ,yy wa, .r.r23v,r55:J2pf:,:-Wgeg,g,':2g'gy a Y ' . , Q, ' '12 fl1.45:-:, r , ff' . wi, 1 1 7' ' Q f .-.yjz-1711-?f:'.3Z7f l5Ef9fV'V. 451 ,Q 7 av.wVw,,--fVi'i1E4.':V:ff, -.V,,,,,,., . - 7 , ZZ, S7 .,,. ,,,f ,,,1. .kxgagwzgrj ?.: l5g:f1.,z 1 M ..-W tw 1z:1m:f:f' gf Avy- 2,-VV2einer::2 -:M dayrafisafazaizf. 'aaiffsaaia ,aafgerzarr-af' JOSEPHINE A. RUNGI NIO.. Born in Southington, Conn., April 23, 1935. Gay, cheerful, and happy. Activities: Future Homemak- ers 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2: Librarian 4: Em- blem Rep. 4. Ambition: Private Secretary EDNA A. SCHIPKE Born in Meriden, Conn., June 27, 1935. Always merry, alwayr gay, in her clever little way. Activities: Archery Club lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball Club 2: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3: Pro- jectionist Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom, Dance Committees 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 33 Cheerleader 4, Minstrels 43 Latin Clubg Junior Recital: Senior Play. Ambition: Physical Therapy A ' 5' U it il., :Eff , ' 'X . ., W, .,,, . . it a fi r y W ,-f- if fir WVZZW JEANNETTE F. SIMONE Simon Born in Southington, Conn., September 11, 1935. She lookf like a.:aint, hat play! the devil. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom: Chronicle: Pep Club 1, 2, Archery Club 2: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Music Career DOLORES A. SKELSKEY Born in Bristol, Conn. September 25, 1935. Divinely tall, and mort divinely fair. Activities: Majorettes 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2: Dance Com- mittees 2, 3, 4: Chronicle: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Secretarfal Club CPres.J. Ambition: Business Adminis- tration at the University of Conn. KEVIN TANGNEY ,.Tag,, Born in Hamden, Conn., January 23, 1936. Everything comer if a man will only wait. Activities: Glee Club 1: Foot- ball 3, 4. Ambition: Be a full-fledged mechanic JAMES L. VAN TRAIN Footsie Born in Clinton, Mass., November 8, 1935. p Be not nzirlead by his innocent loohrf' Activities: Bowling Club 2, Cross Country-4: Track 3, 4. Ambition: ' Chemist JOHN D. REISCH Jack Born in Southington, Conn., October 21, 1935. A quiet man hat a good one. , Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: News Photographer JOHN SIMONE Johnny Born in Southington, Conn., March 5, 1935. An anrwer for everthing. Activities: Glee Club 1: Stu- dent Council Zg Football 2, 3, 4: Vice-President 3: Junior Prom Chairman, Dance Com- mittee 3. Ambition: To make a million GLORIA J. SNOW Gio Born in Meriden, Conn., ' July 20, 1935. Her thoughts ure many: her words are few. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 2: Emblem Staff 4: Chronicle. Ambition: Private Secretary BARBARA A. SOUTHLAND Bobb Born in Meriden, Conn., July 27, 1935. Born with the gift of laughter. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Emblem Staff 3. Ambition: Housewife I 4.2 25 sqqg PRICILLA J. STANDISH Dutchess Born in Meriden, Conn., January 20, 1936. Here is u girl 11'ho's nice and sweet, the kind you always like to meet. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrels 3, 4: All-State Concert 4, Pep Club 2: Mariners 1, 2: Dance Com- mittees 2, 3, 4: junior Prom: Senior Play: Senior Secretarial Club. Ambition: Housewife LEOLA M. SULLIVAN ..YO.. Born in Hartford, Conn., December 24, 1934. There's nothing like the Irish. Activities: Archery Club 1, 2, 35 Senior Secretarial Club 4, Chronicle, Dance Committees 4: Softball I, 2, 3, Leaders Club 4: Projectionist Club 4, Bowling Club 2, 35 Science Club 1, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Ambition: Medical Secretary DONALD B. WILSON Don Born in Southington, Conn., March 26, 1934. If you don't know, don't ask me. Activities: Glee Club 1. DRUSILLA A. TANNER Droopy Bonr in Hartford, Conn., December 6, 1935. She has u way with men. Activities: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom: Senior Play Committee: Emblem Staff 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chronicle, Minstrels 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, Pep Club 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4. Ambition: Nurse GEORGE L. WEAVER Born in Meriden, Conn., january 3, 1935. He who does not lozfe wine, women, and song,' Remains u fool his whole life long. Activities: Varsity Club 3, Hi-Y 2: Football 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom. Ambition: Be president of Ideal Tool JOHN WILLIS jack Born in New Britain, Conn., August 2, 1935. Serious and well hehuued, never any trouhle gave. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3. .i 3 ', ' , 6225 5 fj I ff 4 Z f 'I ' I f ff: at , f ' fl- .'ff!f4!'i1 '5 ZAVVVJZ .t ' - f ya, -?si'ii5-,'?f'T4 , ' ta f1...'f.:y-'it ' ' . V 2.-,f if Hera, fi V v ..,tt,..m a I ff, , 1, -Kerry, -an .15 - : JUDITH N. J. TEWS ..JudY., Born in Southington, Conn., July 9, 1935. She letr the light .thine without the .rpotlight on herself. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Archery Club 1, 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Valentine Page 25 Em- blem Staff 3, 45 Chronicle CAsst. Editorj 45 Ring Com- mittee 33 Class Secretary 45 Senior Play Committee5 Swim- ming Club 4. Ambition: Fashion retailer JANET M. THUOTTE ..Jan.. Born in Meriden, Conn., January 15, 1935. Sugar and Jpice, .the really is nice. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pennant 25 Props and Paints 25 Emblem 3, 45 Chronicle: Junior Recital Winner: Senior Secretarial Club Csecretaryjg Swimming Club 45 Dance Commmittee 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Bowling Club 45 Senior Play. Ambition: Secretary :f,ffy , J . 'V f f' , ' f , 5 MW' ff . I 1 I :j':f,f ', wt. ,fy 1, ' ,. .,'f, f 'M ' f ,UC ,V 177.7 , 5 at rw' 3- , . ff HQ 2 -we 1 V., 4. V, V ., ., , . , 'It .1-fttri hfif. .. I ft, ! f '1-:if 5 BARBARA A. TRIANO Born in Plantsville, Conn., November 30, 1935. Calm and unafraid .the walhrj unhurried hy time or title. Activities: Glee Club 1-, 2, 3, 45 Majorettes 15 Pep Club 25 Bowling Club 1, 25 junior Promg Swimming Club 4. Ambition: Commercial artist JOSEPI-IINE L. VERCHER NJC.. Born in Hartford, Conn., August 16, 1934. Frierul.rhip if the wine of life. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 25 Pep Club 25 Future Homemakers 4. Ambition: Housewife 24 ai. 1411 I IDA M. WRIGHT Chipo Born in New Britain, Conn., August 9, 1935. The charms of a quiet lady are yours. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Square Dance Club 35 Baseball Club 35 Pep Club 2. Ambition: Housewife CAROL S. WASIELAK Born in New Britain, Conn., July 1, 1935. The reward of a thing well done if to have done it. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Emblem Staff 3, Editor 45 Softball 15 Latin Club 1, CPres.D 25 Bowling Club 45 Oratorical Contest 35 Latin Contest 15 Red Cross Rep. 25 Senior Play. Ambition: Dentist PATRICIA A. WILSON Pat Born in Southington, Conn., August 9, 1935. A quiet girly hut d0n't get her started. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorettes 35 Projectionist Club 25 Softball 25 Bowling Club 4. NOT PICTU RAYMOND McKAY ..Ray.. He'r been around. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Minstrels 2, 3, 43 Beta Gama Hi-Y Club 2, 35 Al, State' 3g Football 1 2, Ba b , se an 1, Band 4. . RICHARD J. SMULSKI Dick Born i n New Britain, Conn., December 22, 1935. He may be quiet, be may be .vbyg but there? mixchief in hir eye. Activities: Baseball 2. RED ROBERT TERRY Terri Born in Spring Valley, N. Y. July 26, 1934. A quiet tongue .fhowr a wise bead. Activities: Cross Country. Ambition: Be alone with Marilyn Monroe PETER TRUE Born in Orange, New Jersey, A . pril 30, 1935. The way to have a friend zs to be one. Activities: Glee Club. A .. A mbition. Auto mechanics CAROL J. DONIA Cal Born in Hartford, Conn., September 27, 1935. She was a friend to all Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 2' Pep Cl b 49 , u 29 Dance Committee 2, F.H.A.g Hi-Y. Now resi ding in California Q '12 .T- : f-L,-qffff uf, v , !i9gv,,- H 5,-Ze . A A-'jegafiffiifs ' ifijiezigf' ' H W A A .I X' ..j31' , .M f ? P I '-:YES ' 1 i fl.'f?Zfi'3 ,. QE ' 4 1 -,N . -Li gg it - 25 1 f as.r-i--'-M-??'iLf:iuz?11'i,, far-,.a.4'4 + ' - ja aaaaaaa-x.a ..a.,tma1-,L .na . .. 17212 TTL? CLASS HISTORY School life if az stage, and all the pupil! are but players. ACT I Setting .4.,..,. .........4,.,...4..... L ewis High School Time ...,....,.. ....... S eptember 1949 - June 1950 Characters ....,. i.i.i..,....,,....................., F reshmen SCENE I The Very Beginning Our first day of school as Freshmen. We walked up the hill and entered Lewis High School to begin high school life. SCENE Il Election of Officers The class of '53 assembled for the first time to elect class officers. Joseph DePaolo was chosen presi- dent, Michael Mauro, vice president, William Barbier, secretary, and Philip Pomposi, treasurer. Jean Mast- rianni was voted freshman editor of the Emblem. ' SCENE III Welcome Half-Pints Initiation into high school life. Even though we were treated like Freshmen, a good time was had by all. SCENE IV Self-Government Joseph Bruno, Joseph DePaolo, Dale Gemmal and Joyce Laribee were chosen as our representatives in the Student Council. SCENE V How About That Curly? I The class was unsuccessful in its first magazine drive. However, Joanne Carpentieri restored our honor by winning the portable television set. SCENE VI Freshmen Champions Remember that great football team of '49? The Freshmen players might not have been stars, but we remember Dave Callahan, Harris Crandall, Dale Gem- mal, Rog Hubeny, Herman Norton, Rich Patz, George Weaver, and Charles Wendt. ' SCENE V11 Summer Is Just Around The Corner Exams are over, worries are through, and we are no longer Freshmen. ACT II Setting . ...,..,.,........,... Southington High Time ........,,.. f ..... September 1950 - June 1951 Characters ....... ,...,,...,.........,.......,... S ophomores SCENE I The Southington High School Everything in a beautiful new high school was strange to us, but as the days went by we became accustomed to our new surroundings and settled down to life as Sophomores. SCENE II Sophomore Leaders The class of '53 chose Joseph DePaolo as presi- dent, Joseph Bruno, vice president, Sally Folcik, sec- retaryg and David Morse, treasurer. Charlotte Brod- owy was Emblem Reporter. ' SCENE III Sophomore Musical Geniuses The Sophomores had two representatives in the Minstrels. The talent of Joyce Laribee and Drusilla Tanner added much to the group. SCENE IV Government of the Student, by the Students and for the Students Sophomore members of the Student Council were Hank Brooks, Joseph Bruno, Joseph DePaolo, Joyce Laribee, Richard Patz, and John Simone. SCENE V Our First Gala Affair The Class of ,53 decided to sponsor a dance. In December we decorated the gym with mistletoe and sponsored The Mistletoe Hop. SCENE VI Extra Activities , - Sophomores participated in various activities, among them Pep Club, Bowling Club, Majorettes, Latin Club, and Projectionists. Many Sophomore boys participated in sports and did a fine job. We were still not successful in our attempt to win first place in the Magazine Drive. wr-11-ne--.. - , -- ACT III Setting ...... ..A..4..,.... S outhington High School Time ...,........ ...,......,............ I 951-1952 Characters .,4.t.. ......,..,....... .,..... ..t...... J u n iors SCENE I The Students Choice We elected Joseph DePaolo presidentg John Simone, vice-president, John England, secretary, and Ruth Niebling, treasurer. SCENE II Cheers and Tears Junior boys helped the football team to a suc- cessful season. They were cheered on by those lovely ladies of the Junior Class Lois Butler, Charlotte Brodowy, Marla Handy, Ann Carol Joy, and Jean Mastrianni, SCENE III Junior Reporters Carol Wasielak was chosen assistant editor of the Emblem, other Juniors on the Emblem Board were James Conaty, Drusilla Tanner, Joe DePaolo, Joe Bruno, and Judy Tews. Lois Butler was Junior Class Reporter. SCENE IV Winter Carnival We held our Junior Prom on December 8. The committees worked hard and as a result our prom was a success. The heavenly music of Charlie Don- nelly's Orchestra added to the charm of the evening. SCENE V Best Team Yet The '52 Basketball Team had a successful season which was climaxed by a tournament berth. Junior boys who aided the team in its success were Hank Brooks, Jim Conaty, Joe DePaolo, Jerry Dlugos, John Fenney, Mike Mauro, Dave Morse, Dick Patz, and Jack Willis. SCENE VI Heaps of Honors The following were made members of the Honor Society - Joseph Abata, Joan Albrycht, Charlotte Brodowy, John Costa, Marion Dashukewich, Robert Deckert, Roger Hubeny, Eleanor Maigarie, Richard Patz, Jean Mastrianni, Drusilla Tanner, and Carol Wasielak. The first duty of these new members was to choose two girls and two boys to go to Girls' and Boys' State. They chose Jean Mastrianni, Sally Fol- cik, Joseph Abata and Richard Patz. . SCENE VII Junior Recital ' Winners of the Junior Recital were Janet Thuotte and Joseph DePaolo. Other participants were Helen Miller, Edna Schipke, Joseph' Abata, and Richard Patz. ACT IV Setting , ...,...... Southington High School Time .,,,.. ........ ...,....,...,.. I 952-1955 Characters ...... ....,........... ...,.,.... S e niors SCENE I Senior Balloting The Senior Class cast their ballots for class offi- cers. Joseph Abata was elected president, Roger Hubeny, vice-president, Judith Tews, secretary, and James Conaty, treasurer. SCENE II Emblem Staff Carol Wasielak became the editor of the Emblem. Other members of the staff were Jean Mastrianni, Joe Bruno, Joe DePaolo, Dick Patz, Ruth Niebling, Barbara Dawson, Sally Folcik, Drusilla Tanner, and Judy Tews. Eleanor Maigarie was Senior Editor. SCENE III Class Yearbook When the yearbook committee held their first meeting, Mary Ann Bosch was chosen editor and Judy Tews, assistant editor. SCENE IV There's Music in the Air The new members of the Minstrels were Jean Mongillo, Joanne Carpentier, Eleanor Dighello, Edna Schipke, and Phil Pomposi. Senior members of the Minstrels chosen to go to All State were Drusilla Tanner, Dorothy Kiefer, and Priscilla Standish. SCENE V Calling All Cars At last came our chance to display our dramatic ability. The talented ones chosen to be in the Senior Play were Edna Schipke, Janet Thuotte, Priscilla Standish, Helen Miller, Carol Wasielak, Eleanor Dig- hello, Bonnie Hayes, Joyce Laribee, Phil Pomposi, David Florian, Robert Deckert, and Joseph Abata. SCENE VI Will You Be My Valentine In February the Seniors sponsored their annual Valentine's Dance. The King and Queen and their Court were selected as usual from the student body. SCENE VII Commencement After the Senior Farewell Dance and the Senior Prom came Graduation. Although we were glad to graduate we still didn't like to think that all the fun of high school was now behind us. But now we have finished high school and this play is completed. ..,-WZ-fs Uf!FJ,,! rf SHE .,-f cfifx 8 cw X0 fri! .ff Af!! Nf' Af' S , PRESENTATIONS JOAN ALBRYCHT A ticket to Texas we give to you, So no more studying you should do. THERESA ALBRYCHT Because you are an all bright , You shouldn't need this electiric light. ' GLORIA BASSOLA In a little while you'll be a Mrs. Perhaps you can use these candy kisses. MARY ANN BOSCH This shining, bright mirror we leave to you, So you ll always look as well as you do. LOIS BUTLER You always laugh, you always clown, Show these teeth and never frown. MARY CALCAGNI We know you want to be a nurse, Here is a patient so you can rehearse. JOANNE CARPENTIERI We hear that you can bowl quite well, Here is a ball so we can tell. ALICE CHAMBERLAIN We give to you this magic wand To keep your hair forever blond. A BARBARA CROSBY To places you wish to travel so far, To shorten the trip here is a car. THERESA DALENA At that restaurant you work so hard, To you we give this menu card. DOLORES DALY In gym you are always having trouble, Here are some rules to make them double. MARION DASHUKEWICH Soon we know you'll be a bride, , This rope will help to keep him tied. BARBARA DAWSON In case you should ever recklessly drive, To bribe the officer here is a five. ESTHER DECKERT Because you are so clean and near, Here is some powder to keep you sweet. DOLORES DELLA VECCI-IIA You drive your big car every day, This one won't take you so far away. SYLVIA DEL SANTO You type so fast and with such ease, Use this ribbon whenever you please. ELEANOR DIGHELLO There are many who are friends with you, Here is a list of them, always be true. ' JUDY FISH Because all the games you do attend, Here is a pass to go with your friend. , SALLY FOLCIK If your poodle cut should ever fail, Use this barrette for a pony tail. Girls 294 . CAROLYN FRANCIS Your smile is so friendly and very bright, This toothpaste will keep your teeth shining w BARBARA GRIMALDI You never shout, you never yell, To make more noise, here is a bell. MARLA HANDY We know that you're a gentleman charmer, So here is a knight in shining armor. LOIS HATTON Your hair is so fair and so bright, Use this tintair to keep it light. ELEANOR HAYES Bonnie, you are such a poet, Here is a line to let you know it. ANN CAROL JOY A football player is your pet passion, This football helmet will keep you in fashion. BEVERLY KEMP When you get your license to drive a car, Here's one in which you may travel far. DOROTHY KIEFER For you we have a music sheet, So you may sing a song so sweet.- . JOYCE LARIBEE Into wedlock soon you'll roam, This is the key to your new home. OLGA LAVORGNA Even though your love is far away, This plane will get you there in a day. MARY LICHTENBERG Some day a doctor you will be, Here is a book of anatomy. MARIA LONGO Since you are so 'very small, This pair of heels will make you tall. ELEANOR MAIGARIE Our senior reporter, you got every scoop, This nose will always help you to snoop. JEAN MASTRIANNI These Wheaties will keep you full of pep, 'Cause as a cheerleader, you're certainly hep. BARBARA McKAY A jolly laugh you always had, Laughing gas will keep you glad. ' HELEN MILLER In the Junior Recital you spoke so well, Here are some stories for you to tell. JEAN MONGILLO In the minstrels you sang so very sweet, So we give to you this music sheet. . JUDY MULET . Here's another man for your large collection, Treat him with kindness and some affection. JOAN MUSTO .Since lipstick you always seem to need, This ten year supply is guaranteed. hite RUTH NIEBLING The teachers orders you never heed, This big red apple someday you'll need. EMILY OWEN Because out of town letters you always send, This box of stationery we permanently lend. LOUISE OWEN When away to teacher's college you go, This book will keep you in the know. ANNE PARYLAK This ribbon we give for you to wear, To draw attention to your curly hair. THELMA PELLETIER Of your French accent you can be proud, From this French book you may read aloud. LUCILLE RAY A secretary of fame we know you'll be, Just write in this book from A to Z. JOSEPHINE RUNGI Because you are such a fashion plate, We give you these styles, that are up to date. EDNA SCHIPKE So many boys you seem to know, This rope will help you keep them in tow. JEANNETTE SIMONE We think you're a chick as cute as pie, So this confection we decided to buy. DOLORES SKELSKY You seem to blush quite a bit, This powder should help to cover it. GLORIA SNOW Though you're short you needn't worry, Calumet will raise you in a hurry. JOSEPH ABATA To Joe, our president whom we like, We leave a gavel and a mike. RICHARD ARNOLD You're a good soda jerk indeed, Here is an apron which you might need. JOSEPH AVITABLE A pair of skates to you we give, To get your milk wherever you live. RICHARD BAILEY Because you have a quiet manner, To make some noise, here is a hammer. GLEN BALLOU To the photogenic fellow of the Senior Class, Here's a screen test you're sure to pass. WILLIAM BARBIER At playing the drums you're so adept, This special drumstick for you we've kept. HENRY BROOKS Because you have a flair for art, Here is an easel to get a start. ' ROBERT BRUCE Always willing to give us a ride you are, So to you we present this nice little car. Boys 30 . '.iA-:.f4r- 1'- IfA'::5Jl'J f.,r - Sir'-f'faf:' U ' ' -- - :Ag n a s--X... -.4 st. .L 75' ':::WiT:f 1 tee BARBARA SOUTHLAND You seem to love them and leave them so quick We think this tape should help you to stick. PRISCILLA STANDISH No doubt in church we'll see you soon, So here's a romantic paper moon. LEOLA SULLIVAN The song Oh, Johnny is your favorite, Here's a copy. Forever save it. DRUSILLA TANNER We have this medal to give to you, For the interesting walk you always do. JUDY TEWS Because your skin is so lovely and fair, A We leave you this soap to keep it with care. JANET THUOTTE Since you're a good pal all around, You can use this address book nicely-bound. BARBARA TRIANO Your heart is at some distant place, This ticket to Tufts should solve the case. JOSEPHINE VERCHER You're a girl who can always smile, This book of jokes should be worth while. Q CAROL WASIELAK Because you're such a fashion plate, This Vogue will keep you up to date. PATRICIA WILSON You were always such a pro in gym, These exercises should keep you in trim. IDA WRIGHT Some day soon you'll have to cook, Complete instructions are in this book. JOSEPH BRUNO With all the girls you seem to rate, . Use this telephone to make a date. GENO CELLELA Because you are a fellow quite tall, Use this megaphone so we'll hear you call. EUGENE CERNIGLIA A comic you are and always will be, Read these jokes that we leave to thee. JAMES CONATY Because in a race you did excel, Here is a ribbon for a job done well. JOHN COSTA Even though you are an expert on ties, Wear this one and you'll create some sighs. JAMES COX He likes the girls, and the girls like him, So we give this little doll to Jim. ROBERT DECKERT As a speaker you do a good job, You might need this club to calm the mob. ALFRED DEGUZIS In case of a strike your feet get abused, Here is some liniment for you to use. JOSEPH DePAOLO Although your cleats are very glamourous, These rubber soles are much less clamourous. JEROME DLUGOS Quiet? Sometimes, but quite a young man. In this note book keep track of your fans. THEODORE DYNDIUK Because history is your Waterloo, This globe will give aid to you. DONALD EGIDIO Since you like fun at its best, Jokes we leave. You do the rest. JOHN ENGLAND To you we give this shiny penny, To keep your luck and friends so many. JOHN FEENEY In case you should want to remove your freckles, This eraser will remove your speckles. DAVID FLORIAN To you this nice little address book we give, So you'll always find her, wherever she may live. WALTER GESTER You always tried to do a good deed, For you a medal - we all agreed. ROGER HUBENY Since you made touchdowns galore, Use this football to make some more. BOHDAN KANIWEC A smile for all you always had, This little feather will keep you glad. FERDINAND KRAMPITZ In the band you played with such class, . See the games next year with this pass. KENNETH LAPIER Since you're a fellow who's not very tall, Wear those stilts and you'll see over all. THOMAS MARTIN To you some laughing gas we give, Stay happy as long as you live. JAMES MATTA Since you have said hardly a word, .Here's a megaphone to make yourself heard. MICHAEL MAURO The pants you always wear are peg, To match them is this peg-leg. ' RICHARD MCCORMICK Since baseball is the game you love, To you we leave this baseball glove. EDMUND MCCULLOUGH A chemist we know you want to be, Thisvtest tube we bequeath to thee. RAYMOND McKAY A voice like yours should be heard by all, We give you this pass to Carnegie, Hall. A DAVID MORSE So that you'll always have a line, We leave to you this ball of twine. ALLAN NELSON Because you've done well and worked hard We leave you this thank-you card. HERMAN NORTON You'll greet this easy chair with a smile, 'Cause taking life easy is your style. LOUIS PALMIERI A book report we give to you, 'Cause yours you always forgot to do. SALVATORE PALMIERI The surname of two is much the same, A sign for you to tell your name. RICHARD PATZ Even though you have friends so many. This leash won't let you lose any. WALTER PIERCE You came to Southington rather late, This list will acquaint you with each classmate JOHN PLOSZAY Because from town you live quite far, We leave to you this little car. PHILIP POMPOSI With this apple keep on the teacher's good side Whenever his orders you don't abide. ROBERT PRATT Small but mighty we always say, With these vitamins stay that way. HOWARD RAY So that your strength you needn't tax, For your car we leave self-polishing wax. JOHN REISH Because photography is your pride, We leave some flashbulbs that haven't been tried JOHN SIMONE To you we give these handcuffs for two, So that certain girl will stay with you. RICHARD SMULSKI A popular fellow though quite new, The key to our town we leave to you. KEVIN TANGNEY Since a comedian you seem to be, This record of laughter we leave to thee. ROBERT TERRY Rather quiet you seem to be, These mice will keep you company. JAMES VAN TRAIN Because you and work don't seem to agree, A soft easy chair we leave to thee. GEORGE WEAVER To you we leave this cute little verse, So you may Hatter your favorite nurse. JOHN WILLIS You seem to be rather shy and quiet, Use this drum to creat a riot. - DONALD WILSON Since art is something in which you take pride Keep this magic paint brush at your side. PROPHEC Y Tbir prophecy if 'Il'I'il'lL'lI 10 forartc Tl e fllllllf of flu' clrz.r.r of '53. llflmf wif! really happen ir fmrrf lo my, But ir migbf be in exarllj' Ibis' -wily. Joseph Abata a doctor will be, Joan Albrycht as a teacher we see. Theresa Albrycht a clerk as before, Richard Arnold will own a drug store. joseph Avitable the Army will try, Glen Ballou around the world shall fly. Wfilliam Barbier in a band plays the drum, Gloria Bassola a wife will become. Mary Ann Bosch of a business the head, Henry Brooks pitching for the Sox of Red. Robert Bruce well-known throughout the nation, joseph Bruno the owner of a gas station. Lois Butler to be a comedienne needn't rehearse, Mary Calcagni will be a sweet, gentle nurse. Joanne Carpentieri a filing clerk, Geno Cellela will be hard at work. Eugene Cerniglia manufactures his brand of cigar Alice Chamberlain will be a swimming star. james Conaty a track star of some reknown, john Costa Red Cross collector of his town. james Cox with the ladies still popular, Barbara Crosby a nurse away so far. Theresa Dalena owns a restaurant so neat, Dolores Daly as a secretary can't be beat. Marion Dashukewich twins will have, Barbara Dawson many lives will save. Esther Deckert will buy a car so line, Robert Deckert finds element ninety-nine. Alfred Deguzis conducts his own band, Dolores DellaVecchia has a Cadillac so grand. Sylvia DelSanto, there's no better secretary, Jerome Dlugosstill leads a life so merry. joseph DePaolo leading Democrat in the state, Eleanor Dighello the house of her dreams will create Theodore Dyncliuk as always the gentleman farmer Donald Egidio can't help being a lady charmer. 33 John England will always like bop and jazz, John Feeney a sweet little wife now has. Judy Fish is raising raccoons once more, Sally Folcik has opened a Pintsize Store. Carolyn Francis is earning lots of money, David Florian is fond as ever of honey. Walter Gester is certain to be a success, Barbara Grimaldi will work in an office. Marla Handy will be a housewife, Lois Hatton has a happy life. F Eleanor Hayes a poetry prize will take, Roger Hubeny hne cabinets will make. Ann Carol Joy will marry someone dear, Bohdan Kaniwec will be an engineer. Beverely Kemp hears wedding bells ringing, Dorothy Kiefer grand opera now is singing. Ferdinand Krampitz a teacher will be, Joyce Laribee her husbands secretary. Olga LaVorgna a capable amanuensis, Mary Lichtenberg being a fine doctor can't miss Maria Longo will do secretarial work, Eleanor Maigarie will be an office clerk. Thomas Martin in business will do quite well Jean Mastrianni as a nurse is sure to excel. James Marta will be known by one and all, Michael Mauro will play pro basketball. Richard McCormick. a broker in a New York exchange Edmund McCullough creates chemicals so strange Barbara McKay fame as a reporter will bring Raymond McKay on television soon will sing Helen Miller will be curing the ill, Jean Mongillo a secretary still. David Morse dates as many girls as he can, Judith Mulet is married to her ideal man. Joan Musto is an olhce clerk, Allan Nelson, successful in his work. Ruth Niebling will be helping the sick, Herman Norton, an auto mechanic. Emily Owen still likes the Navy blue, Louise Owen likes men in uniform too. Louis Palmieri will go hunting each year, Salvatore Palmieri, known far and near. J Anne Parylak, a private secretary, Richard Patz a very fine doctor will be. 34' Thelma Pelletier in the W.A.C.'s has a career, Walter Pierce will be a famous engineer. John Ploszay some of his millions will loan, Philip Pomposi, an accountant on his own. Robert Pratt as always hard at work, Howard Ray in an ofhce a clerk. Lucille Ray a capable stenographer, John Reish, a newspaperphotographer. Josephine Rungi a private secretary, Edna Schipke studying physical therapy, Jeannette Simone a career in music will have, John Simone part of his first million will save. Dolores Skelsky will have a business career, Richard Smulski well known around here. Gloria Snow to an executive a secretary, Barbara Southland her soldier will marry. Priscilla Standish her sailor will marry, Leola Sullivan a medical secretary. Levin Tangney in his garage a mechanic, Drusilla Tanner will be curing the sick. Robert Terry an upholsterer will be, Judith Tews an executive secretary. ' Janet Thuotte a job as a social worker will find, Barbara Triano will marry her doctor so kind. Josephine Vercher a contented housewife, James Van Train a famous chemist throughout Carol Wasielak as a dentist will not be cruel, George Weaver the president of Ideal Tool. John Willis a famous baseball player, Donald Wilson in a sleepy town the mayor. Patricia Wilson an athlete famous near and far, Ida Wright the manager of Five Star. I ' Richard Bailey a successful businessman will be Kenneth LaPier the manager of the A 8: P. Although this may haue reemeci a .filly thing, Who can tell what the future may bring? If hy chance what 'war forereen should come Remember it war prophesied in 531 35 his life to he, CLASS WILL MRS. ARMOND You run around school throughout the whole day, This map will help you should you lose your way. MISS BARRY Since you yawn so much, French must be boring, Drink this coffee, then you won't start snoring. MISS BEACH When over the concert you start to worry, Take this aspirin in a hurry. MISS BEDFORD As a friend and teacher you really were great, Our thanks to you - we appreciate. MRS. BERETZ Though we don't know you, we're sure you're nice Let's use this pick to break the ice. MISS BRISTOL Because you're typing the whole day through, A chair to rest in we leave to you. W MISS CARROLL If the locker room was messy on any day, Take our apologies for leaving it that way. MR. COUKOS Good luck in growing this crop next year, We would like to say we're glad you're here. MRS. CUMPSTONE Knowingthe seniors you have missed, To become acquainted use this list. MR. D'ANGELO You've bemoaned your baldness for many a day, To solve your problem use this toupee. I MR. FONTANA Often the ladies welve seen you admire, You're sure to appreciate this Esquire. MRS. FONTANA You always look so stylish and neat, These clips will keep in place each pleat. MR. GALE Troubles you have with boys who clown, Use this club to knock them down. MR. GASECKI In case your shop apron should wear out fast, Wear this one that's guaranteed to last. MRS. HALLECT As a new addition youive proved very well, We leave this medal so everyone may tell, MISS HEAFEY You won't be with us very long, We leave you a farewell song. MR. HAMPTON We leave you this book of excused passes, So the boys can get back into their classes. MISS HERRMANN Because acrobatics you do so gaily, We leave this contract to Barnum and Bailey. MR. JOYAL Each year you're advisor for the yearbook, Here's a copy of ours at which to look. as 'Q -.J n MR. LOZOSKI The girls admire your eyes of blue, This tie to match we present to you. MISS MOTTOLA and MISS Forgetting our class you must never do, A senior class picture we leave to you. MR. MARICONDA This pair of skates you may need, To keep up with your typing speed. MR. MCSORLEY You can make wonders just out of wood, Knock on this and your luck will stay good. MR. MEYER Teaching the second session isn't any lark, This flashlight will light the way home after MR. MUCCI This T.V. contract will come in handy, 'Cause as a comic you're sure a dandy. MR. ORSENE In coaching the second team you did excel, Here's a medal. You deserve it well. MRS. PERKINS To you we give this recipe book, So you'll always have something to cook. MR. PHELAN You've been so nice our four years through, Our sincere thanks we leave to you. MR. RATHBUN Even though we invent for very few, Rath buns were created especially for you. MRS. RATHBUN With this wonderful cookbook we do part, It's the surest way to your man's heart. MISS SHOREY This magic pencil does a special feat, It helps those parallels that never meet. MRS. SKORUPSKI You really don't need this pattern book, Because more stylish you couldn't look. MR. STRONG Of Seniors you've seen a large collection, We've all left to you our affection. MISS WALSH So that your pupils' speech will never vary, We leave you our version of the dictionary. y MRS. WILKEY Each day from Meriden you travel so far, So you'll get here we leave this car. CLASS OF '54 MILLER dark We leave the fun and excitement of their Senior year' CLASS OF '55 We leave the thrill of finally being upper classmen' CLASS OF '56 We leave the privilege of going to school in the morning' CLASS OF '57 We leave our sympathy! 37 fp Ha, ,, iii , Eff' ' W iw 1, W9 ' ' Y 0, 1 Eff.. A ,Qi-f'f:E:?ii . ' K,- , J 1. 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Carol Wasielak Advisors Miss Bedford Mrs. Rathbun Miss Walsh Mrs. Fontana PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB - President i....... Paul Brunelli Vice-Pres Secretary Treasurer Advisor . .. Wayne Davidson ,.. Ernestine Hunt Ernestine Hunt Mr. Gale 41 HONOR SOCIETY Advisor ....,.,..,.. Miss Bedford A ze President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer BAND Fritz Krampitz Bill Barbier Judy Ahearn Al Deguzis Director .......... Mr. Baclrigian 42 MA JORETTES President .r....,. Sybil Skelskey Vice-Pres. ,..r.... Shirley Fallon Secretary Dolores Skelskey Treasurer Joanne Marotto Advisor .......,.. Mr. D'Ange1o s , l l i 1 MINSTRELS Director ......,..A.,., Miss Beach l A BOWLING CLUB President .i,,,.., Edna Schiplce Secretary .. Alice Chamberlain Treas. ., Dolores DellaVecchia Advisor .4,,,... Miss Herrmann SWIMMING CLUB A President .. Alice Chamberlain Secretary ...... Berry Zdunczyk Advisor ..,...., Miss Herrmann 43 SENIOR SECRETARIAL CLUB President ..A, Dolores Slcelskey Vice-Pres, .... Olga LaVorgna Secretary A,..A l. janet Thuorre Treasurer ,......, . Ann Parylak Advisor ,....,... .. Mrs. Fontana STUDENT COUNCIL President Vice-Pres Secretary Treasurer Advisor . joseph Abata , john Reisch Sheila Levy gw mg are CDD' :y-CD 25. FD:-r SQD' UNITED NATIONS ASSEMBLY o-. ,......... - wmlm4A : , COACHES Walter Lozoski, B.A. Gerald Foley, P.E., B.S. Joseph J. Fontana, B.S., Ed.M John Rathbun, B.S., Ed.M. FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: 1. Lutkus, J. Reish, G. Cellela, H. Brooks, co-captains R. Patz and R. Hubeny, J. Abata, J. Simone, K. Tangney. SECOND ROW: M. Terry, R. Binkowsl-ci, R. Perry, J. Palmieri, R. Simone, J. Lawrence, J. Clements, W. Ogonoski, R. Judd. THIRD ROW: R. Tar- antino, T. Tedesco, D. Moore, A. Sarvi, P. Fannon, R. Thorpe, J. Llodra, T. Kirkland. FOURTH ROW: S. Lombardo, T. Simone, J. Flynn, W. Zakrewski, A. jankowski, T. Foley, R. Daly, Coach Fontana. FIFTH ROW: F. Henderson, Coach Foley, Coach Lozoski, J. Fiondella. FOOTBALL Once again the Blue Knights had a successful season, winning four and losing only to East Haven and Darien. We defeated our new rival Woodrow Wilson by the score of 13-O. The co-captains of this years squad were Roger Hubeny and Richard Patz. Other seniors on the squad included Hank Brooks, Geno Cellela, Joe Abata, john Reisch, john Simone, Kevin Tangney, David Florian, and George Weaver. FOOTBALL SCORES 1952 SOUTH IN GTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTH INGTON SOUTH INGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTH IN GTON Rockville 6 East Haven 20 Woodrow Wilson 0 Darien 26 Torrington 6 Stonington 19 BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Fiondella, R. Fasulo, D. Morse, .R. Patz, Capt. J. DePaolo, M. Mauro, R. Tarantino. SECOND ROW: Coach Lozoski, M. Salzillo, R. Thorpe, H. Brooks, A. jankowski, J. Florian, J. Conaty, Coach Hampton. 48 BASKETBALL Again this year the Blue Knights compiled a very impressive record, being undefeated in regular season play. Lead by Captain joe DePaolo, they out- classed their various opponents and finished the sea- son second only to East Haven in Class B. The Knights defeated Newington in the C.I.A.C. Tournament quarter-finals by a score of 66-54, but went down in defeat before Lyman Hall in the semi- finals by a score of 52-55. xg. Sill 4' 2 xxx 1 I 1 W, . 4 4. 4,1 sf wwf. , f 3,3 f if , 9.5 16 ' , fl , ,, f ,: Lf. X ' -324321 ' f . 7- - K WI' ,f y in 'fl , 4 ' ,I 5, 455. 2 403 2 21' - 'ki ' ' 1 'Q 2 f 1- A 'Z 2 151147252 1 531- f - - I. ,Q I' g nm-1-pf-- y, .- u ,, J ' fl' 4 W f nm 'fl' ,W , xy, ow, 3 .:.,, -. ' ,q i ff 6? if ':',f1..p'.' 11.11. A 6 fi 5 -2'1EAzV ' 'gQ1s n':'2j'f:4-6 ' 6 '72 1' ' Z ' 21:-g,, ily 4+ W. , . f f -f J ,:,M-my 9, fdznff' . , fp, AM . V , A -1 , . . wif ,- , fwjy Q f ff , M , f L 31 ' llx B Wdq 4 A7 TRACK TEAM - 1952 - FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Henderson, M. Terry, J. Campochiaro, J. Van Train, R. Stankiewicz E. McCullough, J. Llodra, J. Salzillo, D. Moore, P. Dorn. SECOND ROW: G. Cellela, J. Conaty A. Jankowski, D. Morse, J. England, J. DePaolo, R. DeBishop, J. Lawrence. THIRD ROW: Coach Foley, R. Webster, T. Simone, J. Flynn, R., Klopfenstein, H. Ursone, J. Reish, B. Gallant T. Foley, D. Lachelt, B. England, Coach Rathbun. TRACK - 1952 April 24 - SOUTHINGTON 65 Sacred Heart 39 May 7 - SOUTHINGTON 43 Woodrow Wilson 60 May 14 - SOUTHINGTON 55 Gilbert 17 Farmington 66 May 2 1 - SOUTHINGTON 60 Wethersfielcl 44 June 4 - SOUTHINGTON 47 Torrington 56 CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW, left to right: E. McCullough, P. Palmieri, J. Van Train. SECOND ROW: J. Con- aty, S. Stankiewicz, R. Langlois, B. Gallane, Coach Rathbun. . NNW- .1 .. BASEBALL SCHEDULE SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTH IN GTON SOUTH IN GTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON l 2 l 1 4 6 l I I e . , ., I , ,Q A.. V. I ,S -. Ye . A- - A 'M-Aa A F. ' . V -waz ' ' 1 qfg 533,--..-' .. , I, V A rj ' 5 , ' ' ., A . i V' M 5 f BASEBALL TEAM - l952 FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Swain, J. Abata, R. Patz, M. Mauro, R. Smulski, 1. Feeney, J. Fontana, R. Fasulo, R. Michanczyk, R. McCormick, J. Willis, H. Brooks, Coach Fontana, B. De- Vries. SECOND ROW: A. DiCaprio, P, Barry, 1. Lombardo, R. Thorpe, L. Smulski, E. Hushak, I A. Ingresilli, J. Palmieri, B. Bureau, R. Cupka, R. LePage, R. Binkowski, R. Daly, Coach Lozoski. ' . ..,,. .,l. 1 9 5 2 25 Vinal Tech 5 5 Windsor 6 20 Goodwin 6 15 Newington 7 6 Wethersfleld 4 i l l Wilson 10 l 1 Rockville 0 15 Plainville 5 4 Windsor 5 15 4 Berlin 5 9 Newington 1 , 8 Werhersfield 1 l 10 Wilson 6 5 Rockville 5 l 1 Plainville 7 HK CHEERLEADERS L. Butler, J. Mastrianni, A ey, A. Witkovic, E. Schipke M. Mayo, V. Hubeny, M Morse, K. Meade. CHEERLEADERS The Southington High School Cheerleaders did a fine job again this year. Under the leadership of Lois Butler and Ann Carol joy they cheered enthusiasti- cally at all the games and loyally followed the teams. Certainly a large part of our success in athletics is due to thenever failing loyalty and enthusiasm of the cheer- leaders. The Senior Cheerleaders include co-captains Lois Butler and Ann Carol Joy, jean Mastrianni and Edna Schipke. The junior Cheerleaders are joan Cooley, Veronica Hubeny, Mary Mayo, Marion Morse, Katherine Meade, and Annamae Witkovic. FIRST ROW, left to right: joy. SECOND ROW: J. Cool- , QM 5 1 15 ' w H ,MVB 7 E I , M.-1 vf Qwffg, eff--Q --vw. w ,Cf 4, :fd 4 'CZ-,',Q2gSf1-',' f f 1, ff f f :V , ,V N311 . 11, ., 5,,,,yp',':-3.- 1341, 'ff wfpzfid -:waf:f,.-.-2Q,.:Q,:n 'f 4,4 ,-Q., W 64 f Mfmgiy. ,,,?,i f I ,M I X4 'AW' ?J?::. 4m111' 2, V 'f 1 Mwfvfcrh SENIOR CLASS President .A.,........ ........ J OSEPH ABATA Vice-President .,...... ..... R OGER HUBENY Secretary ......... ...,,..A.,,......,............ J UDITH TEWS Treasurer .,.,........,...........4.....,.,..... JAMES CONATY Advisor - MR. LAWRENCE MUCCI 54 JUNIQR CLASS President ...A.A.,,.. .,...,.. M ARY MAYO Vice-President .,.... ..,......A.. J OAN COOLEY Secretary ........... A .AA..., KATHRYN MEADE Treasurer ....,.......A,...,.......,....,4.... PAULA MASSUCCI Advisor - MISS ELINOR HEAFEY 55 SGPHGMORE CLASS President .........A4 ........ A NTHONY DiCAPRIO Vice-President ...,..A ......,... F RANCES CANO Secretary ..,.,, .4.. ......,. E LVIRA GAUDIO Treasurer ...........r.rrr..........,...,...,,.. ANN CARMODY Advisor - MR. JOHN GALE 56 FRESHMAN CLASS President ........... ..,..., N ATHANIEL FLORIAN Vice-President .A,.,,. ,.,...AA.... J OHN BRUNALLI Secretary ........... ..,..,. M ARGARET O'HALA Treasurer .....,....,.,.....4...........,..... ANDREW MEADE Advisor - MR. WALTER MEYER 57 STUDENT COUNCIL SWIMMING CLUB SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,.,,.,...,..,.,............. JOSEPH ABATA Vice-President ., ....... 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PRESCHER I MARloN's CURTAIN SHOP 29 N. MAIN STREET Complimentx of I 1 - . A? PARKER HDWE. 84 EI.EC,,1CO. PLANTSVILLE, CONN. 1 1 'P' 5 THE CUSHING COMPANY INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE SOUTHINGTON, CONN. C omplimentx of PLANTSVILLE PHARMACY PLANTSVILLE, CONN. 2 5 5 2 2 5 2 5 E 5 3 63 10N0v '-0 Q07 10P6 10v'-04f0v6fW1'0H'0'f S01 650' 1026 1 0: 5 . G I. . P . B E C K Compliment: of , 5 CTA S T A I. D I ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR H O U S E F U R N I S H I N G S Refrigeration - Appliances 5 Sales and Service 0 5 9 . 5 37-43 NORTH MAIN STREET Q 163 MAIN STREET SOUTHINGTON, CONN. 3 ' SOUTHINGTON, CONN. 5 Q GREENE'5 SUDA SHOP MAIN STREET SODA LUNCHEONETTE Compliment! of Fro-joy Ice Cream Tobacco and Candy GEQRGE M. GURA, M. D. Q I Magazines and Newspapers 5 Pocket Billiards THE HEMINGWAY-LEWIS General Insurance, Real Estate OXLEYS BUILDING and Rent Collection Agency SOUTHINGTON, CONN. Surety Bondi, Loam and lnvertmentr 66 SOUTHINGTON SANITARY LAUNDRY, Inc. GOOD LUCK To the Class of Q Try Our Cayh and Carry Service 1 9 5 3 5 Dry Cleaning g - SERVICE GUARANTEED - 5 S Y. M. c. A. 5 E 29 HIGH STREET 3 SOUTHINGTON, CONN. 6 Phone 8-2471 5 5 S 5 5 3 RICHARD ELLl01'1 5 SONS SOUTHINGTON PRINTING CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES 5 GENERAL INSURANCE , - Since 1896 - - PRINTERS - Phone 8-7538 17 CENTER PLACE F. J. GAILEITE 5 t 1Complimerm of I HUBENYIS H OWA RDS CENTER STREET SOUTHINGTON Phone 8-2 5 5 7 Your Appliance and T.V. Dealer PLUMBING and HEATING Modern Home Appliances WEST MAIN ST. r Phone - Southington 8-7151 5 E 5 S 5 S4 6 5 2 9 5 5 5 9 5 5 5 3 5 5 S 5 6 9 5 .2 '0N0N0'6'f0'f 10162 20047 1011-0' S lC0 67'?f0H-?'-7G0N0 f-0N0N0v0bG?l?Q70l024-0f'Ql0N0N0N0N-01104f?1021?l0i'-01h01f0'11020'f10N0v:0n0X A 67 , ' Q Complimem of BOYD J. HEIGHT, Inc. S 25 Years of 6 GRIMALDVS MARKET Buick and Chevrolet Sales and Service Q Qmzlity Meat! and Grocerief fvf ECOWUWLWZ Tfdmpvfwfivn Frzzin and Vegetablef Link? ' I CHEVLOLETK 9 Tel. 8-2501 - We Deliver 5 High Street Southington, Conn. 64 8. CENTER ST. SOUTHINGTON 5 I Telephone - 8-5541 Q 5 9 8 2 Phone 8-3947 W'N5T0N SHOES SUMNER P. WALLACE Q 5 Headquurterf for Your Brown and White - JEWELER - 3 Q Saddle Sboey and Loafen 26 No. Main Street, Southington, Conn, 5 K Diamonds - Clocks - jewelry 5 SOUTHINGTON, CONN. - 8-2396 GIff..- in 5 1- Glass, Wood, l.Cflfl1Cl', Pottery, Cl'l1'Of1'lC Q 5 i Greeting Cards for all occasions 2 5 Complimentf of 3 TOWNE DRY CLEANERS S vAl. DePAOLO 5 ' CALL and DELIVERY SERVICE 5 83 CENTER STREET SOUTHINGTON Phone 8-3138 102 Center Street 5 Tel, 8-2801 5 3 Congmtulntiom to the Class of 1953 HI-WAY RESTAURANT, INC. RADIO - APPLIANCES - TELEVISION Good Food and Choice Liquor: Sales - Service 3 MAIN STREET SOUTHINGTON 90 Center Street Southington, Conn. Phone 8-7020 00.0 G xa' '?'00'W16S0bWW'000fQ720G7'?G?G00'f?G00'6'010WN0Y0G01000v10G76x 68 Compliment! of DR. AUSTIN DUFFY oPToMETR1sT 93 MAIN STREET Compliment! of DR. E. M. SIMMONS Compliment! 5 f Compliment! of 6 0 2 THE CANTEEN 2 CENTER DRUG 5 Compliment! of SOUTHINGTON FURNITURE CO. Phone Southington - 3836 58 CENTER STREET SIMONE BROS., Inc. Range and Fuel Oils - Power Burners Refrigerators NORTH LIBERTY ST. SOUTHINGTON, CONN. Compliment! of S CORUM'S TREASURE HOUSE UPHOLSIERY Fabrics - Gifts - Patterns PLANTSVILLE BEST WISHES ro the Class of '53 FLYNN'S PHARMACY 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 9 2 2 .3 1910? '05' 47' 101404u0Y '0N0P 6262 f-05' 9' G0- x?l01f0061k01f?G7C70W6N?'0bG70IG?l?12'0l0N?0v64l?27h0N0Df?fQL0'7f7010bfQl?0'6x ,, Era.:-N T 1 -A - 5 5 G o u 1. D A 5 Complimentxof u 2 DR. ANTHONY J. D'ANGELO AND 5 5 DR. EUGENE J, DIANGELQ 131 NORTH MAIN STREET 2 E SOUTHINGTON, CONN. 3 5 6 S 5 5 2 Fol.lcK's 5 coma: AND BAKE SHOP Compliment! of BREAD - PASTRIES 5 Wedding and Party Cakes a Specialty NYREN BROS' 2 101 CENTER ST. SOUTHINGTON FLORISTS 2 Tel. 8-2787 - We Deliver 5 5 THE OVEN PLANTSVILLE CLEANERS DRY CLEANING - DYEING HOOD'S ICE CREAM n , Expert Tailoring DONUTS, APIZZA, SODA A 15 W. MAIN STREET Tel. 8-7028 PLANTSVILLE, CONN. S 5:0590 0 '0'v0 -010N?'-0'2C012-0 0'ffQG24-7'0G0 0N0'N0N0N02'-0'20N?f0P10l0'+'-0 '?W'1f0'0 0l!?20N0X 70 Q . 'ff ' 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 3 2 5 63 102' E? UQ D' FD Ui FV rO C 'L 5. 'TQ l 4 f'D ET UQ D O O El 'E Em 59,5 5-:E UQZ Q55 'Do 1:1 'U C1 71 FD P-I fb 3 FD O- CD V1 Ei. D S3 D O- 'Tl fb fb Q- G00ci Coal Maker Warm Friendf' LOUIS PERILLO COAL COMPANY 102 WEST CENTER STREET soUTH1NGToN, CONN. Wellworth Starting and Growing Mash - Wellworth Laying Mash 5 Agrico Fertilizer - Agricultural Hydrated Lime - Spray 3 Materials - Fruit Growers' Supplies Stokol Anlbmcite Burner 3 5 DOG FOOD PAINT CEMENT 3 ' 2 Telephone: Southington 8-5518 Q 5 9 5 5 Compliments of ALLIED CONTROL COMPANY, Inc. 5 PLANTSVILLE, CONN. 5 S x05h7'-0'l64w0'2'-0401?40N-0140 -010Q7k9210N05'016N7f012-02G?0I'016P1016N-0r'?0w0N0K010'0 0x 71 H.. --V ' - ' ':f... .Zw'a. l954Q4 !57474QN0799997'054074?905547f054?5 '0N7C07C79757'65Z Mechanics Hand Tools and Sheet-Metal Working Machinery THE PECK, STOW Gm WILCOX CO. - Since 1785 -- Q 5 SOUTHINGTON, CONN. CLARK BROS. BOLT CO. iffy Q , N X V' ' QJ-v-4-54116: uv Qx3 I w e MILLDALE, CONN. E '? 2? 5 fi i !. 054 6120202 f-02 -0147 10? '71-011050 5 102 61105201 6204 L? 61101204 10Y0N-01 C01t0Y0N0fl0P102'0P 104 0540161 2016? -00201 6 H000020'-owanavwwofeawwfo-:emwfoemaaoooemoemooeaafaooooovwx 72 X X E Q Q 5 s Q Q 5 9 Q Q Q 5 Q 5 Q Q Q s Q Q s Q Q Q Q 3 0101409 1010402000000 0202402 '0vf02 2020101 '0N01'0N0N02f0'1 X92 Q 5 Q Q 9 5 5 W E - 2 0 5 0 2 1 5 Q 0 5 . Q ul 2 E Q Q s Q Q s '00 -10251102202 02202 f'-0' MEN'S SHOP 79 CENTER STREET TEL. 8-6739 Thrift - jan? plain common Jenxe applied to money 000' START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US AND BUILD FINANCIAL SECURITY SQUTHINGTCN SAVINGS BANK Sonzbington's Olafext and Largext Bank U3 P5 E. D 03 cn UU N D 75 an-. U FD 'U O ua :F CD C 93 v-1 SD D r-r KC '11 C D D- O f-ve. F5 O D D FD 0 IZ. F1 C J-e r-4 D 9 101' Z1 5 I All deposits in the Southington Bank are guaranteed in full by the S X012-0N0N-0 -01W110N0N0N0140'f0N0W7h?'040110'4h01l0110N-0N020'G01f0f6f10l'010110'f0N7!0N-0P'0'N0x 74 ,..1..4...i..,,M E 9 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 S 9 9 5 5 5 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 S 5 5 5 5 9 S ES 021002 010: 5 BW YW DW uf QUINNIPIAC PACKAGE stone 3 OXLEY'S DRUG STORE, INC. A. A. VOLOSKI COR. MAIN and CENTER STREETS 76 WEST MAIN STREET Q SOUTHINGTON, CONN. PLANTSVILLE, CONN. 2 T 5 S '-0'1'019f-0'10'P'040N09 C omplimentf of Compliments of ' ELSIE'S BEAUTY SALON FOLEY'S SUNOCO SERVICE BEAUTY SALON ' MAIN - MERIDEN AVENUE 5 3 Tel. 8-2210 5 5 5 9 - 5 5 5 6 9 6 S 5 5 5 5 2 E 5 5 T 2 5 5 9 S 5 2 Compliment! of 5 MITCHELL MOTORS 2 G G xv-so-wana-owvwafwav:Taxawma:zowaawsoavafaconononomouoaeawwawwaavleouoweaeaafaafaffox 75 610104 '-Ov? 61202409 7'61 '0N7'5N07f749549547979797'Qf7f99C7'0590'4?'074?Z7 '67Z Compliment: of THE SOUTHINGTON LUMBER G. COAL COMPANY TELEPHONE 14 SOUTHINGTON Complimentf of THE L. Gm J. TRUCKING Inc. SOUTHINGTON, CONN. FJ li. Q' Q. if .sz ip. ff L3 iff 'iz ii, ff if , iii .xi 654 0K0N02'0'1:76'v 7f0W20f0I0f0'7'0110Y -0210110162511-0'020'4t7 02-010' 0N0'W'40'H0 -ONJl0C0N0120v0f01f7S70WfWN?G?106N020f050bl0+0w0v0L0G026M?0C76x vrCTJf.f ..f-,:A t93l9N97 '0599N65f0N?40 05'-?9C95 f07'6'5f-9N94'59C07l0Y6g MIl.l.DAI.E Compliment! of M A N O R RESTAURANT HAPP'S TEXACO Tel.8-7062 Te1.8-7048 5 5 Compliment: of Compliments of THE sou-I-HING-I-ON TASSIE 8: CLARENCE I.AUNDROM.AT SERVICE STATION :Ov 04102 '0v' l0N0'f0140'N0101f00 61 2020 60 202102 61101 0161 001' 0101404 04401 f-01' 010201 G? 0061 91' 0fZ'N01' 0064 x 0N7G016N7l-?'0PG717k?IWvf?'-?6IG74?l701'06N?'-?4?L7' 62006X 77 0210102 C02f02f02 f0 '02202 '0'2W'2 102402 -17 -' :' lwriffszz--1, .f-Ere-2T1,.1'., ' ...,..,mf...- - . .,- -u:.1,3,,- Lo.,-':'r --f 02102102'-020'02W24Q621?C7L7W2r?476262f?l?f7620f1?W2fQf762G?WW624?626247624?6 Compliments of BASSETT AUTO SUPPLY J. G. ROSENTHAL, Prop. C omplimemf of FEDERATED STORES CENTER STREET SOUTHINGTON, CONN. Complimemf of P E T E R S MOTOR SALES, Inc. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH SALES ami SERVICE Good Luck to the Clan of 1 9 5 3 HALLAHAN FUNERAL HOME 208 MERIDEN AVENUE SOUTHINGTON, CONN. C omplimentx 0 f STANLEY'S BAKERY 11 WEST MAIN STREET Tel. 8-7310 RAPHAEL'S Inc. 32 CENTER STREET Sombington'J Smartest Shop For Women. 654 202'0'2'02'02' G02 L02 7062 5-fG02' ZW' - G lC02G02402t02s02'-0202902192024-0Y0G0h02k?2f0240202G?C7202G024020N7!0210402102'-0K02'02402'0'0210N0x .. ,Q I M. J. TAYLOR A Complete Line of BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS PLANTSVILLE 5 CONNECTICUT C omplimentx of BINK'S 5c-51.00 STORE 78 CENTER STREET SOUTHINGTON Congmtiilation to the Graduating Clan S. J. RIZK Compliment! of BRADLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL and E PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER C omplimentf of P. HUTTON, 8. SON, INC. Complimentx of DR. THOMAS DUDAC E 2 3 5 E 3 3 2 3 E 5 2 5 E 2 3 W3 f0120'1 17 105 !01'-7'0vf?4010'f'Jf0'f '0'10P 8 x?l01l0N2w-7'7G04G?6N0'10Y?f02l0'k9'6N0f'01C01C7'?G0N0'1?61102200'-0'1'-0'-f'Jf0C0N01401f0'f0N0x 'A 424 G0'16f'0'h0'Y S C omplimentf of C omplimentf of KELSEY SIGN SERVICE PLANTSVILLE 61' R. E. THALBERG, M. D. 47 401101 C omplimentf of C ompliment: of 6 DR. R. T. Hum.: N 5 S sAL's VARIETY stone 6 5 DENTIST 5 5 5 5 NEAl.'S HARDWARE, INC.. . Complzmentx of Paint! -- Wallpaper: - Garden Supplies T H E 5 20-UNORTHMAINSTREET VA'-LEY,NA1'loNAL SOUTHINGTON, CGNN. C Q R p Q R A 1- I Q N 5 Phone 8-5131 - We Deliver GLLASS and PLASTIC PRODUCTS 5 Complimentx of MARY'S BAKE SHOP ' COLONIAL BUILDING CLARK STREET MILLDALE, CONN. 3011000-0a0000am00m00m0000000000m00 80 7G05 10247l014?l01'0lG01G?L02r0f'01f0fG0504!Jf0K0Pf02W11-0N0N0'vf01'-0N02l0'w0'2G0W40'4f..0M0G C omplimentr of CLICK K A Y F U R N I T U R E GOOD FOOD and SOFT DRINKS COMPANY SOUTHINGTON CONN. 3 E Opposite the HIGH SCHOOL C omplimenty of THE SOUTHINGTON BANK 61 TRUST COMPANY Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 0x05 ' 010561012917 KJ' 511702 0201 C0161 020 2022-ON-0V '05 -0N0I0K0'f , G K?61WN?s77f700K?0'0G7G?0l0i0'0i00026200N?0172?0'J00'06w7G06x 81 f-02 02'-011-f0'K0 f40W'01L4?P401L-0210105201'-0UL0'f-0'f0X0'N01'-0'N-0'N02201'-0'N0N?C0N-7f02f0 f0' f0N0'20N7r0 '-0 '0 Q Z U R B A C H 5 ZURBACH STEEL CORPORATION 5 5 3 L E v Y ' S COMPLETE LINE OE SPORTSWEAR BATHING SUITS R Marie Reid - Jantzen 9 , THE HOME OF SMART FASHIONS FOR WOMEN H01'-051-0K-0'20 -0'90110WG0N0N01W5G0i90'k?Pl?C011?W127W1'0M?0I00f10510N0 061G0'f? sz ' 5. I 5 ' ' eouafawo '046Y01l040Y-0 '0N01W'1'0 6lC 1-056161 010465 C7611-0'N0'64101 s0'f00'-0'N0110 0N-0Y0N0' 201201402 0'0?0 , Km-.aeov E 0N0N0N0N0N-0010202201010217176N0Wf761'0120vC0N7l01102201010N0Pf0210N01l061h0fLQ62f0ww '0v-0264'0Y0-f0'16Y0401 THAYER'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Waterbury-Meriden Road PLANTSVILLE, CONN. Phone Southington 8-6468 C omplimentf of 55' ARD scnfws SOUTHINGTON HDWE. MFG. COMPANY 3- --1-I A..n.I 47 R- -I. E014-0'1:4?'vf0R0'f010'v10'110v'-02100100n02L01L0A0f0v02l05WN002'01W110vr0f'0N01c02W2f0'47l0 0 7Q0 S Q Compliment! of Complimentur of N E L L ' S A F R I E N D MODERN 56 TO 551.00 5 I 5 32 ' 1 : ,QWV 1 mm Q 22212 9. 5 w w E 2 , 5 5 Q 5 I 2 I T. O TCOLJE E3 S GN S, INCORPORATED Q LITHOORAPHY 0600 Q PRINTING . K' 3l JEFFERSON STREET - STAMFORDCQNEECTICUT ' TELEPHONE 4-9226 DIRECT NEW YORK WIRE-MELROSE 5-4ll2 IC790N0N0' 84 A WDC f0'fl0'110'1'-0' L01 5'-'20-I , 6? v-02' 10 S ,X A 1' K X. f, 1.x ,Q 1 I- nv L23 V. ig: fi : , Q A . 4 ' 4 ' .W , .2 .5 HW' 11,--if ' 5 gif' in , ,mu 5774 rm A'1 7'5F'r Q 0, L if Fi Wei . 'nf u Q'-,Ay rf ' wx 4 , 1 Q ' G 'if ll 1 T x an xi f :suf- u : .fn . K if .. .n 5, p ,ML iv ik -A iif . . .I sfzifw, -N ffwrffx 9231 :' , Lili? 4-T 351921 P -- X,f.m,,5mqk Jfmvlf .Sly 1. .1 :H pu, ' 'feslgmfi-4 f'.x:T15-Wim ,- :,. X, ..ffw.,.,,,1,Mw. ,Hx X? 3,j,,::. xv:-1, wb , ,Q ,WV ,,., ,,.,U,. , ,-11-N v X 17-'TV 4 X 1 I L x y. 1 X 1 Q . HQ .x ' 1 ,