Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)
- Class of 1955
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, V , . ,.VV.-.--1-W., if 196635 f 02172 1 wvxv . W R11 4 E . ' 1 5: 1 S ....: ,, -wi, ,A I 7 255 THE SENIOR CLASS W SOUTHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Southington, Connecticut M55 SOUTHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Southington, Connecticut CLASS OFFICERS President ..........., .........e............. .............. ...,..,.. A n t hony DiCaprio Vice-President ,.....e .,..... John Fiondella Secretary ......... ...,... ,.n.......... .....,...,... A n n Carmody Treasurer .........., ............................,,.,................ J ames Salzillo EDITORS ................... 'Robert Mitchell, Betty Ann Zdunczyk ART EDITOR ,...............................,....... ADVISOR .............. ........ Y CLASS COLORS ................... Gail Andrews Marie Montana Joseph Maruzo Francis Cano John Fiondella Robert LePage Jonathan Florian Joyce Simone Paul Brunelli Geraldine Rungi Mary Ellen Ferrucci Barbara Ogonoski Margaret Wilkeyson Barbara Wink Richard Landino John Busher Tom Kirkland Bernard Buteau Joe Palmieri CHRONICLE STAFF CLASS ADVISER 2 ..Margaret Grimaldi Mr. Raymond Joyal ........Pink and Black Joan Goggin jean DelSanto Mary Ann Wagenbre Ann Carmody jo Ann Marotto Patricia Giano Rachel Taylor Particia Folcik Dorothy Coukos Robert Sheppard Eileen Beaudoin Bente Sivertsen Fred Henderson Robert Tarantino Nancy Obrempt Selah Hamlin Rex Klopfenstein David Skelsky IIIICI - Miss Elizabeth Shorey M55 7am avfewzwza Title Page ...... Table of Contents ..... Dedication ...... Appreciation .... Faculty ...... Class Poem ..... Graduating Class Class Biographies Class History ..,. Class Will ...... Alma Mater .... Presentations . , , Prophecy ..... Senior Statistics. . Senior Poll ..... Activities . . . Music ..... Senior Play ....... Dance Royalty. . . Sports ..,...... Girls' Sports .... Student Body .... Informal and Baby Pic.tures ..... Ads .......,.... I i a . W. ., l L.L. . Vfyyltl f--- V w-:fry-'mr Wm V K. V t V 1 , on A .h. -' t I XJ' .',' 1 Mr. William M. Strong DM It is with a sense of humble acknowledgement of your sincere interest and untiring efforts that we, the Class of '55 are proud to dedicate our Chronicle to you, Mr. William Strong, on behalf of your many friends and townspeople. Your name will live forever with us, and the marks of your hard work have left, and will continue to leave a definite impression on our school and town. i sr w 4 Miss Elizabeth Shorey We wish to extend, our sincere appreciation to Miss Elizabeth Shorey and Mr. John Gale for their unmatched leadership and direction. They have been more than advisors, but have inspired and guided us through these past four years. Our aim: to live up to their expectationsf Mr. Iohn Gale . J . ,,,. .H A , , , ,'f,.g,J,...,1 'f 4f'1' Tvw' .5 V- ' A - 5, - -- . 1 Jr A . ,,,- . L. ,r1 , ' -...Q J ,Magix , A r9refh'i+m-fm wa--N F Xl? lk Y... N! I I I WILLIAM M. STRONG QMVJOHN FARR B.S., M.A. f B.A., Ed.M. Superintendent Assistant Superintendent X SECRETARIES iv MARTIN G. PHELAN LAWRENCE D'ANGELO A.B., M.A. 7 Bs., M.A. Principal Assistant Principal . ENGLISH 1 hx Y E Y Y ,,, -.-V ,,....b lu...r.e.,vu, uw. rrcxcu 1 LY!!-U-, 1V - - Q Nix!!! V V SCIENCE 1 A JOIIII lxlCSZY, A.D. 1 l r .W 5 1 W vx 1 1 , 061 F J lx fx ll . fl Kenneth Hampton, B.S., M.A, Helen Carroll, P.E., B.S. joseph Orsene, P.E. In Evelyn Pace, B.S. SOCIAL STUDIES if n 5 NURSE Raymond Joyal, B.A., M.A. Walter Lozoski, B.A. . 9 ' ii f Goodrow, B.S. Bernacline Potrepka, R.N. fr 13 Q rl .S , X- M F COMMERCIAL MUSIC HOMEMAKING INDUSTRIAL ARTS 'ing flj 1, 'ii-15.1, I lj, fi V . .j ' I '- ' 1' 1-':' Z 1 f 75 35 , an . , ' 4 ' L f , f'l :fa , Z ' 5f1C'.4Z12f, 'jf u fm , ,M fa ? .X 'V fy, J 5 II fc Anna Fontana, B.S. Barbara Beach, B.A. V Anna O'Connor, B,S. Andrew McSore1y, B.E., M.A, james Mariconda, B.S., M. Thomas Siemiatkoski, Frances Hallect, B.S. Andrew Coukos, B.V.A. flf R M nn M 12 fl fl A 2 Francis Gosinski, B.S. Harry Badrigan, Blya, B.M.E, jane: Armstrong, B.S. john 2 , . nm L 1 r I Elizabeth Shorey, B.A. Edna Ferrucci, B.A. A Sophie Wilkey, M.S. Mary Barry, B.A., M.A. Mary Jennings, B.A 060141 Our hrgh school years are l1ke a brook That glrdes qurckly ever onward Respondrng to a srlent call To hurry always forward Lrke each new found challenge Are the stepping stones across Some tlme worn by others treads Stand as proof of garn or loss To test the mettle of our class The slrppery stones are there On future happrness depends Our trxumph over tr1al and care Vrctory over lrttle trrals Brrngs joy and sure elanon A helprng hand to gurde us Is each lrttle exultarron And as we reach the other s1de What seemed an lncessant journey Wrth games dances and the fun Is now just a pleasant mem ry Our trme together 1S endrng Our rdeals w1ll always survrve And may God grant many blessmgs To the Class of 55 Rachel Taylor 10 c,S J' ID 7 55 What we are to be, we are becom g A. GAIL ANDREWS Andi Good nature is an element of success. Born in Shrub Oak, New York, janu- ary 15, 1938. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, Junior Recital 3, Chronicle 4, Senior Play 4, Senior Secre- tarial Club, President 4, Class Night 4, Senior Prom Commit- tee 4, Class Picnic 4, Valentine Dance 4. Och, mein crazy accent! . . . I-Iorrer, horrer, and more h0r.re.r . . . Jay'.r private recre- tary. Oh, for cryin' out loud!! ALBERT ROCCO ANGILETTA Angie I don't have a care in the world. Born in Meri- den, Conn., june 30, 1937. Ac- tivities: Chronicle 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Track 1, Junior Prom Committee 3: junior Minstrel Show 3, Class Night 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, School Newspaper 4. Strictly for langhr . . . Her- man Zilch . . . Senior Reporter, RICHARD JOHN BINKOWSKI Beansy Girls were made for me, but school wasn't. Born in Southington, Conn., june 3, 1937. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Class President 1, Varsity S Club 2, 3, 4, Freshman Welcome Dance 4, Senior Prom Com- mittee 4, Senior Play Com- mittee 4, Class Night 4. Eden Avenue . . . My Little Margie . . . Blue eyes. 'I2 . PAUL'ipETEn.,jBRU15tELL1 All the wo?cl's aifstagef' Born in Newgcl-lav n, Ctggn., july 20, 1937. Acpixgities: 7 ance Com- mijrtees 1,,,2, 3,,4, Pllfolography Clu, 1, 22 CPres.J 154, Scljool Ne spasper 2,1 4, junior ilzrom Commj E66 1,35 7Se'nior romu Committee?l4, Class Night 4, Senior Play Co'mmittee'f4, Class ll Picnic 4,x Val'e'htine Dancdli4, f Freshman Welcome Dance 41:1 Peg pants and crazy jaclaetr . .. Real gone hoy . . . Hi, there! ROSEMARIE CAROL ALDI Dolly By her ways she is known. Born in New Britain, Conn., October 11, 1937. Ac- tivities: Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Majorettes 1, 2, Freshman Welcome Dance 4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 4, Chronicle 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Senior Play Com- mittee 4, Basketball 4, Badmin- ton Club 4, Bowling Club 4. Come hither . . . Sophirtica- tion plat . . . Oh, thore flirty eyer! BRADFORD DODGE ANDERSON Andy Kinda shy, but what a guy. Born in Marion, Conn., December 31, 1937. Activities: Football 1, Senior Play Com- mittee 4, Class Night 4. Supporeiily shy . . . Blond hair and hlae eyer . . . Marion. RICHARD PAUL BARRY Paul When l'm not with the girl I love, I love the girl I'm with. Born in Waterbury, Conn., January 15, 1937. Ac- tivities: Football 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Welcome Dance 4, Senior Prom Com- mittee 4, Senior Play Commit- tee 4, Valentine Dance 4, Class Night 4, Taxi for cheerleaders. Neat convertible . . . Blond Romeo . . . Flirty eyer. EIL EN ILLE INf ' Eil en is Ei- l there, i appy girl i ev rywhere n i at bury C n . g st 1 . Acti i ' . Glee lu , 33 i l b 1' L s lub 2, Juni , Badminton Clu , heerl der 4, Se- ior Pr m 4, Valen 'ne 4, Chronicle '. Lone that . wo-toned Ford . . . .re all and football fan. fm , 1 'Fifa i L' FRANCES JOSEPHINE CANO Fran A good mixer, a swell pal, no wonder- Frannie's a popular gal. Born in New Britain, Conn., july 13, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Valentine Page 1, F. H. A. 1, CSecretaryJ, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CPresidentJ, Bowling Club 1, 2, Class Vice President 2, Student Council 2, 3, Badmin- ton Club 3, Girls'.State 3, jun- ior Minstrel Show 3, School Paper 2, 4, Ring Committee 3, junior Prom 3, Auditorium Fund 33 Chronicle 4, Senior Play 4, Class Night 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Class Night 4, Senior Prom 4, Librarian 1, Dramatic Club 4. Fashion plus . . . Dark-haired cutie . . . Good humor . . . ANN JOAN CASSELLA Apple Good humor is a priceless gift. Born in South- ington, Conn., December 2, 1937. Activities: F. H. A. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 4, Bowling Club 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4, Freshman Wel- come Dance 4, Chronicle 4. Apple and Donuts . . . S. S. Kresgie's hes! salesgirl . . . Rosy cheeks. WILLIAM ALBERT DOROTHY MILDRED COPPOLA COUKOS Willie Deeds measure the Co ie She is not o y de- man. Born in Southington, ' tful elf, but Cay Conn., April 14, 1937. Activi- delig i others Born i ties: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- P in eld, NSW JCISCYQAUEUSI x ketball 2, 3, Rinky Dink Club 1 37- 1 itiCS2 ll CHI 2, 3, Varsity S Club 2, 3, 4, cil 13 ' SS P dell! 15 Senior Play Committee 4, Sen- ess Club 1, Tran red from ior Prom Committee 4, Class oonvi igh i ew York, Night 4. glee 1, , , 22036 1 m ees 1, , , , ow Curly-hlxzit. .I . 52 black Ford ,n lub 2, 4? 7 Club ey Cl 2, , Mins e 3, 4, State horus , 4, ins l Show , Ring om- mitt , eyball ub 3' ju io Recit in r ,Hon or ciety 4 s.j' - - blem 3, 4 e 1-F 4, '- --1 Play 4' ass t 4, ' ,s Prom ommitt , Chr -. New Yorkers are corkers . . . Kitchen Chairman for P. Y. F. aughiug, smiling, joking. BERNARD FRANKLIN BUTEAU Bernie Bernie's a boy with a twinkle in his eyes, for whom the girls these years did sigh. Born in Hartford, Conn., No- vember 27, 1937. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Rinky Dink Club 2, 33 Senior Prom Com- mittee 4, Class Night 4. Tall, handsome, smart . . . Baskethall star . . . Crazy red jacket. R 1 ONA vi RK on' A ma 5 1-I words, y 'd be rr risedf' Born in S gton, nn., Septem- e , 36. 1 f vities: Band ,4s i w' 3, 4: Air- l e 1. 0 Q ' . yo u'1 kno 'ml . . . d orse k . . Slow- poke. ANN MARIE CARMODY She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to know. Born in New Brit- ain, Conn., June 2, 1937. Ac- tivities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Valentine Page 3, Bowl- ing Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, Class Treasurer 1, 2, Pep Club 1, Honor Society 3, 4, CVice Presidentj, Cheerleader 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, 4, Emblem 3, 4, junior Prom Committee 3, Class Night 4, Chronicle 4, Girls' State 3, Badminton 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Dramatic Club 4. Personality plus . . . joey , . , rah-rah girl. 12 El L EN was ' ry e has 'a 'h .' Born ' - V r vi C 'C Nigh Sen'r Play, ' tee 4 break . a sme fellow. l'1 . , ' . - ties aF tbil Ya 4, - a 0 Joerg azz f fd DORAN ALTON DECKERT 'Hick My Bonnie lies over the New York State line. Born in Southington, Conn., November 29, 1936. Love those boots! . . . Inter- state communications . . . Me, my Chevy, and Bonnie. Ahhhh! . JEAN MARTHA DelSANTO Jeanie Our Jeanie with the light brown hair. Born in New Britain, Conn., May 13, 1937. Activities: Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Bowling Club 15 Junior Prom Committee 35 Ring Com- mittee 3g Chronicle 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Senior Prom Committee 45 Class Night 45 Pep Club 4. Oh, Danny Boy. . . . Beau- tiful smile . . . Soft, sweet voice. ANTHONY JOHN DiCAPRIO, JR. Zukie Laugh, and the class laughs with youg but seldom the teacher. Born ju New Britain, Conn., May 24, 1937. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Class President 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Chairman 35 Junior Minstrel Show Chairman 35 Class Night Committee 45 Senior Prom Committee 45 Senior Play Com- mittee 45 Freshman Welcome Dance 45 Boys' State 35 Rinky Dink Coach 2, 35 School News- paper 45- Chronicle 4. Class President . . . Sharp dresser . . . Always laughing! JOHANNE L. DONIA Donuts Cheerful in nature, and friendly in need. Born in Hartford, Conn., November 17, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 15 F. H. A. 15 Bowling Club 3, 45 Fresh- man Welcome Dance 45 Senior Prom Committee 45 Badmin- ton 45 Chronicle 4. Donuts and Apple . . . Chewin' gum . . . Copying Apple's homework. Q .h ,'-Lrg: . . V A is-.-.irrtts , ., . RICHARD H. DALY Dick Happy am I, free from care. Born in New Brit- ain, Conn., October 6. 1937. Activities: Baseball 15 Football 25 Senior Play Committee 45 Class Night 4. Oldsmobile . . . Dolores . . . Dilly Dally. CAROL ANN DECKERT Quietness has made you many friends. Born in Cheshire, Conn., July 29, 1937. Activi- ties: Bowling Club 15 , Glee Club 15 F. H. A. 15 Field Hockey 3. Quiet hut friendly . . . Hey, did you do your Business Law? South End kids. MARIE DePAOLO Many hidden talents has our Marie. Born in Southington, Conn., April 8, 1937. Activi- ties: Field Hockey 35 Volley- ball 45 Basketball 45 Senior Zrom Committee 45 Chronicle I just don't get it . . . Texas, here I come! . . . Long pony tail. HENRY ARTHUR DESCHENES Hank He who means no mischief does it all. Born in Holyoke, Mass., July 18, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 25 Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4. Oh, those remarks! . . . Cattle rancher . . . Majorette fan. MARY ELLEN FERRUCCI J N RANCIS Rosie Why should the devil have all the fun? Born in Wa- terbury, Conn., May 17, 1938. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist, Emblem Staff 1, 3100 Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bad- minton 3, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Basketball 33 Bowling Club 1, 2,. 3, 4 CVice Presi- dentjg National Honor Society 3, 4, fSecretaryJ, Minstrels 2, 3, 4, Baseball Club 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Archery Club 3 CSec.-Treas.J, Senior Prom Committee 4, Class Night Committee 4, Pep Club 4, Can- dy Sale 3, All State Chorus 4, Chronicle Staff 4. What a Maine-iac! . . . Ob, my glory! . . . Likes Orrillrf 1 'hi' P LA D . VAF K L . . 3 w . Born 'tu . nn. pri wit u Junior 1 . r ' Senior - C , 4 ' E blem 33 o ' le 4 i e Pres ent 3, ni instrel Show 3, : ' ' y rnm' 4' Class 1 Q . L gl 'WI RE a , S if . 5 , 1 LF, 20 1 . ance ill li - . 1 I I1 O bg l J f' 1 , 1 C e Vi us . . . . . .Lazy walk. . 2 1 MARION WARREN ' FURROW Furry Sugar and spice and everything nice. Born in West Chester, Penna., February 13, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, Emblem 3, Senior Play Committee 4, Sen- ior Prom Committee 4, Fresh- man Welcome Dance 4. , Farhioned with ueatners in mind . . . Beautiful blue eyes . . . Like: 'em tall. BERNARD GEORGE GALLANT 7'Bernie He may be quiet, he may be shy, But there is mis- chief in his eyes. Born in Newark, N. J., june 2, 1936. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3g Cross Country 2, Band 1, 2, 3,3 Glee Club 1, 2,. 3, 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Class Night 4. Dig that crazy red :tation wag- ou! . . . I hate bop! . . . Roc- ky bottom swimming hole. '15 fr- 7. f . 4 I PHILIP 1. DORAN Phil Give him an inch and he takes a mile. Born in New Haven, Conn., March 16, 1938. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Varsity S Club, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, junior Minstrel Show 3, Chronicle 4, Senior Play Committee 4. Track man . . . Apple King . . . Small but mighty. .,. f'ANTHoNY FRANK Parco Tony A.man of f6Y1PW9!5f-l5-H 'Born in New Britain, 'Connf ,june 13, 1937. .f- Me and mfy ear , ' but -,Q peiriotl. f as I ' .f 5 , 'J' -f . . A V by 1. f ' 44 ' i A ' '. , 'Y ji -7 'ft , ,,,' f' fe. 6' . ' G . liilii ' Til r,.r JONATHAN BRUCE PATRICIA BARBARA FLORIAN FOLCIK Finny A little mischief now and then is relished by the best of men. Born in Southington, Conn., September 29, 1936. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 CCaptainJ, Baseball 3, 4, Chronicle 4, jun- ior Prom Committee 3, Senior Prom Committee 4, Minstrels 2, 3, 4, Varsity S Club 3, 4, junior Minstrel Show 3, Stu- dent Council 4, Senior Play Committee 4. Barketball captain . . . Tall, handsome, fun . . . 5th Period Riot. Pat Good things come in small packages. Born in South- ington, Conn., November 15, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Chronicle 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Secretarial Club, Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Prom Committee 4. Giggles . . . Trk-trk-tsk . . Ob, that rbortkaml! i ! i 1 r l nf s i JOAN ELIZABETH GOGGIN She has a pleasant and friend- ly way. Born in Springfleld, Mass., June 3, 1-937. Activities: Basketball 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 3: Bad- minton Club 3g Emblem 3, 45 ?onor Society 3, 4g Chronicle Emhlem artist . . . Everyonelr friend . . . Interesting speaker. FRED E. GRILLO Skip Haste makes waste: so I don't hurry. Born in New Britain, Conn., November 22, 1937. Construction worker . . . Ma- rion firehouse. ng awa fi w e , . 1- ary 0, L . ctivities: 's Cl I- , ' . . ., ' wyg i- l' . . y and smi n . . . . GUGLIOTTI laughing you may be sure Pats there. Born in New Brit- ain Conn. January 21, 1938. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4' Dance, Committees 2, 33 Bowling Club 1 2' 3575 Club 1, 2, 3,g Pep Club 2, 33 Junior Minstrel Show 3, Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Prom P lf x j ' C JO C G QV? 'i PATRICIA ANN in ., , cast ' care.' o ' in : Q Pat Whenever you hear tl Vt, ' W , s H - -5 1 Y 4- ' V llllll ' P ,V i , t s c f f f I ' lt ' ' 1 I6 Committee 4: Chronicle 4. The Devil herself . . . I just love Philadelphia . . . Gay, happy gal. PATRICIA ANN GIANO MURIEL RUTH GLIDDEN Pat Cheerful she is, but not i Midge Diamonds are a girl's of many words. Born in South- ington, Conn., March 4, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4, Chronicle 43 Sen- ior Secretarial Club CVice Pres- identjg Junior Prom Commit- tee 3, Bowling Club 2, 3: F. H. A., Senior Play Committee 4g Badminton Club, Junior Minstrel Show 3. Petunia . . . Dimples . . . Dark hair, dark eyes . . . Neat clothes. DONALD JOSEPH GRIMALDI Donny Why worry? I don't. Born in New Britain, Conn., January 6, 1938. Ac- tivities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 3, Junior Junior Minstrel Show 3g Class Night 4: Senior Prom Com- mittee 4g Senior Play Commit- tee 4: Valentine Dance Com- mittee 4: Welcome Dance 4. Shirley . . . Bowling Alleys . . . Crazy crew-cut. best friend Born in Patten, Maine, November 9, 1936. Ac- tivities: Glee Club 2, 33 43 Senior Prom 4, Chronicle 4g Junior Prom Committee 33 M2- jorettes 1. Always an answer . . . Meri- den . . . How many times en- gaged?P MARGARET ANN GRIMALDI Peggy She has the ways of a quiet lady. Born in New Britain, Conn., November 9, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. lg Bowling Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Minstrel Show 3: Junior Prom Commit- tee 33 Junior Dance Commit- tees 35 Majorettes 23 Badmin- ton Club 3g Pep Club 4g Chron- icle 4g Senior Play Committee' 4, Class Night 4. Cover girl . . . Telephone calls . . . Pretty smile, sweet voice. x A . f X ALFRED JOSEPH INGRISELLI Al Even with these mighty hands I cannot crack a book. Born in Southington, Conn., June 30, 1935. Activities: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Rinky Dink Club 2, 3: junior Mins- trel Show 33 Junior Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior Prom Corn- mittee 4: Senior Play 4: Class Night 4: Valentine Dance 4. Taxi driver . . . 21 golf balls in one band?? . . . Ally-Oop. don ,, . ir fb X . i Ii ll, rx V SELAH ELIZABETH I-IAMLIN Seal A little mischief now and then is always sure to please the men. Born in Hart- ford, Conn., June 22, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: 375 Club 2, 3: junior Mins- trel Show 3: junior Prom Com- mittee 3: 'Class Treasurer 35 Cheerleader 3, 4 Co-Captain: 'Senior Prom Committee 4: Chronicle 4. Love that jump! . . , Lellerr to U-Conn . , . Holidays and weekerzdf. FREDERICK JAMES Hlll'llDlfRSOT-J Sliifl'l - -wlvfw clru-2 NUT low: Vi'lfT!f,k woolen' and n5fbTlfl remiiinl a fool l1isf'wluQle life long. Born in the Crilumrbia Republic of Pfanaiffiftf llvlayf 1257, 19 7? Activities: Cross Coun- tri , Tregjc LIZQQL 4: Basket- b ll'Manager 1, 2, 3., 4: Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 37' 4ifkEI'l'lfL blem 1, 2, 3: Ri ky Dink Club 1 Coach, 2, 3: Football M nager 2, 3 4: Varsity S Cliib 3, 4: ance Committees 1, 2',: , 3:1 ' Boysliig' temi-v jilnirdir Promfl Com Vee 3: Snior Prom Com ittee 4: Senior Play 4: Mott .rpiriled cheieader . . . Sujjzeriizhgassafreid' . . . 61h Period Ridtix A wa , Ford. REX CARTER KLOPFENSTEIN Felix A than with ambi- tion will go far. Born in Pittsfield, Mass., March 3, 1938. Activities: Track 1,. 2: Cross Country 1: Chronicle 4: Glee Club 4: Senior Play Commit- tee 4. The mad scientist . . . Joke: '. .. You don? know, do you? I LEON JOHN KOZLOWSKI, JR. Farmer Make hay while the sun shines. Born in New Brit- tain, Conn., june 7, 1937. Ac- tivities: Cross Country 1: Agri- culture 1, 2, 3, 4: State Rep- resentative for Cattle Judging in Kansas City, Mo. Levi: and cowboy boot: . . . Farmer . . . Cattle judge . . . My Beryl. 17 f ff!! ,... V ..,.-, . .. ' 'f if ' . ,Q ,,., zp. ,Q ', :V ' ,f',:4- ., -1 ' fi: 9 c- -' 37 :fa . if ' I iii?-F5 SARAH ANNE KING Sade Speech is great, but silence is golden. Born in Charlotte, Vt,, April 28, 1938. Activities: F. H. A. 2: Chron- icle 4: Senior Secretarial Club Treasurer 4. Quiet lar: . . . A soft, .tweei voice . . . Crazy Chevy. :V 1' f xfjv fem C 4 Af! iyayfsy K 4 X f 7, ff C Afffff' if -Mzifezv1+-1-wesefefaazm. ,. ,. 1 WZ.-s',',.1fff.ef :if . 1--'fhzrfrf ' Tak:-.-1 ,CMI -'EQf'7f9f'fL?-:WZ me-.,W.,,:m. f - --. - .,,1 4,1f.5i-2554445 'f:m: ,.,,!1-1,55,,:-,,-,g,.-3 - :jf .1 . U 1:95 - - i,-.- ,-f.,i -ny' iffflfl 'iff H51-W-1' .1-ff ' v,4,.Afi.4.-is-..f 1.1, .1-,V get Q -fam-.--1-in r:.azype',11:wA,w-V, '-1 me ,r. 1,f.441.,',e,-: W'f'e2'W 21f-'lws' ' .. iz' -f 1- i f f C C ' 5,111 f 34 5 ' , f ,f , , , 0 , ,, 94 gfffx iff jg !! 'efyf fi .1 1 fc f , ,U , , f , f ff ,W f , me ff, 0,51 if f 9,66 if 3 ,f ff g ve f ,fi 7 gQ,,,i ,N Z 'rf 'jeff ,, 4 ' W ff Zijffx, y f ,JW f Zfiffiirfafff 'M X I 121537 Min' 1 'ff' 4,4-gf! C ,G 5f3 ,!'f W fa., f . .f .',. ,e . '-:1.. .-a C . BARBARA MAE KITCHEN Barb Her golden voice is the envy of all. Born in Phil- adelphia, Penna., july 24, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrels 3, 4: All-State Cho-. rus 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Cheerleader 3, 4 Co-Captain: Chronicle 4. In clan cheerleader . . . Lily Pom of S. H. S .... Tells Rita her problemr. . il ey -9 may - Nj 'Leif-j,g:,--,1..5: ,Q , 1 at ' 7 Ig,r5ff :54'fiy7M, f,,1,f., .Zz , V 153 ifvffj QW ww,-..rf-6 ,z - 4 .uw-f'n'1.t :,g,,:yf,ff ,.,,,.. gg. , . . . mg, , 7 f. f .. tr. S.. 'i-,-fbiiitvf to fyl eif l i' his I My . , , .l, , ,S f fi f 1 fr PETER ALPHONSE LANDINO Pete Whenever I feel the urge to exercise, I lie down un- til it passes over. Born in New Haven, Conn., October 31, 1937. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Multering . . . Gabriel, blow your horn . . ,.6tl9 Period Eng- lirla. JOSEPH ANTHONY LLODRA 1 He has a w d of vir- t d i fe per al , 'lt too. Born in thington, Conn., Navem- be 11, 937. A tiviti s ' oot- , , o-Cap am - ck , , 3, 4, Va ity Cl 1, 2, 3, 4, i r ' s S, - t Page 3, mmi ee 4 J ni Prom Committee 3' 'iw ' 11. Com mittee 4' ' ine Dance 4 Freshman - ' f - 1 Hey Joe! . N fl' All- Americrm .,. Ami. 18 s g t 4, Seni Prom , A 'Q a L RICHARD ANGEEO i ALAINIDINO 'Rit f'Women don't bother me -what' am I-SayingQ?f Borvi, in , Bristol, Conn., 'April 5, 1937. Activities: Bandlllf 2, 3, 4' Phptography Club 12 2, Junior 'Recital' Winner 33 jun- ioriMinstrel Show 3, Qing Com- mittee 33 Senior Prom Com- mittee, 4, Senior Play Commit- tee 4, Chronicle 4. Dig that cool Jax . . . Junior Recizaler. JOSEPH SALVATORE LOMBARDO Tootie Watch those curves, Tootie! Born in Waterbury, Conn., June 7, 1938. Activi- ties: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Valentine Dance 4. Brain . . . Lum . . . Wonder- ful pitcher. ERNEST JOHN KRULIKOWSKI Ernie Agriculture endures good sense. Born in Hartford, Conn., October 23, 1936. Ac- tivities: Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4. Poultry farmer . . . He im? ro quiet! , . . Crew cut. DAVID ERWIN LACHELT Dave The High and the Mighty. Born in New Brit- ain, Conn., April 12, 1937. Activities: Track 1, Baseball 2, Chronicle 4, Football 4, Senior Play Committee 4. Never angry, always smiling . . . Picks them tiny and sweet . . . Hlclmlzod Crane. 42-14 I.eP 4 Na ice 3 DEBORAH LIMMER It's always Miles to happiness. Born in New Brit- Conn., August 11, 1936. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Committees 2, 3, 4, P 1, Mayorettes 1, 2, 3 rom Committee 3, Sen- . Committee 4, Chron- 4, Emblem 3, Senior Play 9 Miles, Mile: . . . Max ClLllD I . . reDebbyu. F0uf . . . Chrysler Star Reporter x.. . -.1 gl? .' ' 1 wi' JOSEPH MARUZO Joe Nothing is impossible. Born in Norwich, Conn., No- vember 13, 1937. Activities: Band 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Cross Country 25 Senior Prom' Committee 45 Senior Play 45 Chronicle 4. Uncle Cor1zy . . . Marion fan. ROBERT MORGAN MITCHELL Mitch The doors of success are opened by courtesy. Born in Waterbury, Conn., January 14, 1936. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Minstrels 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Recital 35 All State Chorus 3, 45 Emblem 45 Chron- icle Editor 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Prom Committee 45 Freshman Welcome Dance 45 Class Night 45 Dramatic Club co-President 4. Bellx, hells, hell: . . . Fletch . . . Chronicle hon . . . J. P. Morganly. Q - ..,:.,5....sLsi1.J 'B .1,,. .4.s. 4 . x X Q5 D25 ' 7 9 AS 'n A 4 X ' ' 't t t - s rs get ' yo Q eye ' Bor i New Fif i , n W3 -5 '-X 1937. 'i M- Ile 'om 15 .. ac NQX A36X'n nners ane xii 44: h r -' e . .. aft a wk .. her. BURTON JAMES MONTAGUE Burt Be not misled by his innocent looks. Born in Hard- wick, Vt., May 9, 1936. Activi- ties: Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 4. Fill 'er up . . . Flarhy car. 19 2. 1- ..-55 if , - JO ANN CECILIA MAROTTO jo Fun is my best subject. Born in Southington, Conn., December 26, 1937. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Photography 15 Ma- jorettes 1, 25 Bowling Club 2, 35 Pep Club 35 Emblem 35 F.H.A. 15 Dance Committees 3, 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Prom Committee 45 Class Night 45 Chronicle 45 Badmin- ton 35 Basketball 1, 35 Senior Secretarial Club 45 Junior Min- strel Show 3. New Brilaia fan , . . I love that mimeographf , . . Ha ha, I heat ya . . . II'fhere'.f Margaret? RICHARD FRANCIS MARTIN Dick What I have been taught I have forgotteng What I know I have guessed. Born in Waterbury, Conn., june 12, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Night Committee 45 Senior Prom Committee 4. Speak of the Devil! We with 51, A I ri? .. .215 6 f 'iffii f '., .,.,. A r 7 , ' -ff. t , l i - . . If h I, f ly, .- W fa if QW! 0 0 gl A A ERT T. MAURO ANGELO care. 'ln -' e n Conn. Apri I , 193 Activities: Ju 0 v 1 -I- w 3g Chron- icl 45 Se ' r rom Committee 45 Senior Play Committee 4. That car! W0zu.' . . . Lavender rhirt . . . Twin. Toot t a wot y, not a ,J e , , Chile Nothing worries him, nothing hurries him. Born in Meriden, Conn., April 30, 1936. Activities: junior Minstrel Show 35 Senior Play Commit- tee 45 Senior Prom Committee 45 Chronicle 4. All those girl! . Harpo. ' i-l,,f,x4fs rr' ff ,i . LUCILLE ANN MOORE Lu She is little, she is wise, She's a corker for her size. Born in Southington, Conn., May 30, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, Bowling Club 4, Future Home- makers 1, Freshman Welcome Dance 4. Lucille and Iudy . . . Diarnondr are a girlir bert friend . . . Bob. JUDITH ANN MORELLI Cookie Little care and no despair. Born in New Britain, February 21, 1938. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, Bowling Club 1, 4g Volley- ball 3g Pep Club 1: Valentine Dance Committee 4. Judy and Lucille . . . Giggling . . . Crazy plaid glarrey. A --7- K ' I 7 'T' T-J-ibzgg.-ili.Q,.t.QJf..-. ., . --1 - 1-----.a:A,.d,g..n., - ,, ,N Y- kj ,,-M ln- '- jj- - MARIE JOSEPHINE MONTANA Mimi The way to have a friend is to be one. Born in New York City February 11, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, F.H.A. 3, Junior Minstrel Show 3: Chronicle 4. Our pal . . . A bard, cbeerful worker . . . Hearty, gay laugb. DONALD JOSEPH MOORE Don Good humor, frank and free. Born in Southing- ton, Conn., March 13, 1937. Activities: Cross Country 1, Track 1, 2, Football 2. Crazy driver . . . Liber to bear breaking glarr . . . D0n-don- don-don. ' xre' girl 0 a Bon ' Ne Hawesf Co ., 8, V 937lQActiv' s: Glee , 2 3, 4g ing Club ' Mins re how BARBARA ANN OGONOSKI intelligence: all these God be- stowed upon her. Born in New Britain, Conn., May 11, ghs m t re d el 'Bobbie Beauty, charm and 1937. Activities: Glee Club 1, 'Y 'rib SEDW mmf 1 XGBY F ILES O'Ed Born ' a of d ' A g ell is al- la hter. Bo i outhin n, w elc '. or West- C , Ja ry 2, 1938. c--.. fl d, aw un 8, 1937. ti tie: asket ll 2, 3, ctivi ' s: A i ture 3, 4. Ba a 2g3, 4s fsllv S C1 Spar ing bu eyer . . F.F.A. 3, 4, ni r P Committ H1-gy 7, an LM, I 4, junio my Committee 33 Junior strel Show 3: Senior Prom 4, lass Night g Valen- tine Dance 4. L Down, girl!! . . . :bot . . . Sby boy. 3, Chr 4, Freshman Wel- come Da ce ' Senior Prom gommittee 4, Valentine Dance Hey, Oganrbif' . . . Red bair and freckles . . . Bubbling laugb.: Fnbh.r 20 V 2, 3, 4: Emblem 2, 3, junior Prom Committee 3: Cheer- leader 3, Chronicle 4: Senior Prom Committee 4. Plainfuille fan . . . Walter! . . . What' bappened to that , long blonde bair? - ' ' ,. :lv-n 'r-mu - .. ,. vi- . o , l ' ro o's nse of Q . .1 n Hut le make ' -. tics Mi lt is le. Born - R . I v . -f , 1 ' ttf on, Co ., October ' 5 , 19 . ctivities: W all 1, X - . I , a ketball 1, 2 Foot- - f t a 2, 1 4, Trac , , Min- I tr - ' e ' r 7 y omrnit- E. 'I t , or o ittee 4, . 1 ' 1 e -3 1 - 5 Rinky I 4, Q I I ,Cla lg Q, , Th eligi oung man . . . . . LL, yu, l - vf F hall it . . . Looe that '-5 ,Q N , 1 'curl' .. 1 1 l l 5 ' DOMINIC ROBERT PERRY Dick A little mischief now and then, mostly all the time. Born in New Britain, Conn., May 9, 1937. Activities: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Junior Minstrel Show 3, Varsity S Club, Class Night 4, Chronicle 4, Freshman Welcome Dance 4. 5th Period Riot . . . Won't tell you, will I? . . . jackie. BARBARA JOAN PETERS Barby She is everything nice you say she is. Born in New York City, June 24, 1937. Ac- tivities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorettes 2, 3, Assistant 4, Chronicle 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Bowling Club 1, Badminton Club 3, Senior Prom Committee 4, Basketball Club 3. Hot-Rod . . . Liker farmer: . . . Looe 'ern and leave 'em. FRANK THOMAS ROMAJAS, JR. He came and went. Born in Wfaterbury, Conn., March 25, 1937. ' A quiet, serious fellow . . . Tan Chevy. JOSEPHINE CECILIA ROSSITTO Joey Life is short and so am I. Born in New Britain, Conn., December 20, 1935. Ac- tivities: Girl's League 1, 2, Biology Club 2, Freshman Girl's Club 1, Transferred from Hartford High School. Hello, down there . . . Dicta- phone operator . . . Voted the smallest in the class. 21 fflswf' JOHN PATRICK PAUL Pat lt's in the book, why bother? Born in New Britain, Conn., September 20, 1937. Activities: Minstrels 2, 3, 4. What a dancer! . . . Can't figure it out, can you? JANE ELIZABETH POTTER For she is just a quiet kid whose nature never varies. Born in Wlaterbury, Conn., Sep- tember 4, 1935. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4. ,lane and Carol . . . Ogiee Ma- chinet . . . Smile! CAROL EDNA RIDER A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Born in Waterbury, Conn., August 31, 1936. Ac- tivities: Glee Club 1, 2. Carol and Jane . . . A friend to all who know her. 1 JAM A ED SA LO Saz ulge came, he saw, s n ere Bon in w ' H, coin., '25, 7 Acti 'e C s Count 1 25 1, 2 3, ' tsity S b Fresh nW c me nc 4, u ' r Minstr 35 iot m Com e 5 Sen Pro Com , e 45 Class Treasurer 5 Senior Play Committee 45 Dance Commit- tees 3, 4. True to jafzey . . . Neat afrerfer . . . Nicert hair . . . Rabbit. We ALFRED RUDOLPI-I SARVI Al A sensible, well-bred an. Born in Waterbury, onn., November 16, 1937. Activities: Football 1, 2, 35 55100 Club 2. Hot-Rod . . . 0xley'J rpecial . . . Like: Blender? ROBERT MARTIN SHEPARD A Shep There's michief in this man. Born in Waterbury, Conn., September 27, 1936. Ac- tivities: Football Manager 3, 45 Basketball Scorekeeper 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 junior Minstrel Show 35 Glee Club 45 Cooking Club 15 Senior Play Committee 45 Class Night 45 Varsity S Club 45 Chronicle 45 Emblem 45 Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 35 Freshman Wel- come Dance 4. I a'0u't get it . . . Crazy tlrizfer . . . Ball Dog . 22 JOYCE ANN SIMONE joy A smile for everyone has sheg she's always happy as can be. Born in New Britain, Conn., june 24, 1937. Activi- ties: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club l, 2, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Prom Committee 45 Bowling Club 3, 45 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Secretarial Club 45 Freshman Welcome Dance 45 Class Ring Committee 35 Chron- icle 45 Basketball Club 2, 3, 45 junior Minstrel Show 35 Class Night 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Student Council 45 Newspaper 4. Crazy driver? She knows where their going! . . . Oh, that lucky typewriter! . . . Mabel . . . Par- tial to Fordrj 7- t5: ' ' lt ' ' Y'9ff1.L'-1..f .. .ff?i'gif.: . - A saw.: 7 -.'?t'fit3f J GERALDINE MARY RUNGI Gerry Here is a girl who is a friend to all. Born in Southington, Conn., January 26, 1938. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Chron- icle 45 Senior Secretarial Club 45 Emblem 4. Grantif Specialty . . . Oh, Mitchell! . . . Future haute- wife. ELIZABETH ANN SACHECK Betty Not too serious, not too gay, a true girl in every Way. Born in New Britain, Conn., january 10, 1938. AC- tivities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 2, 3, 45 Future Homemakers 15 Freshman Wel- come Dance 4. Making: of a model . . . Quiet gal. . . Oh, that bonnet! MARJORIE LOUISE SCHABEL Margie Snappy, clever, full of fun. She has a smile for everyone. Born in New Brit- ain, Conn., October 5, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Minstrels 2, 3, 45 All-State 35 Bowling Club 1, 25 360 Club 15 junior Prom Committee 35 Emblem 3, 45 Chronicle 45 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Archery Club 45 Red Cross Rep. 15 Maga- zine Campaign Room Captain. Don? make her laugh - the can't :top . . . Blow up the lab! . . . Skip, jump, bounce. LEONARD ANTHONY ITZ Lenn entleman a I O Offl 1 -r i 4 U ., OVC , 'Af ,ang tvities: 5 1 , , 45 - ', nic-le f -- o '.' tar uf -I 1-' a t c 25' . g ,.fi,-15. , ,, ok I gil' -' if you Mr zet. DAVID ANDREW SKELSKEY Knowledge comes from faith- ful study. Born in Bristol Conn., January 26, 1938. Ac- tivities: Glee Club 1- Chron- icle 4. Einrteiniv only rival . . . Ta dark, and handsome . . . Chron- icle artist. V., V, 1 13.2, I ,K . , k. I 3, 1 c--,H 1. , ,f. , , fs ,- V '-xlitii i' ' + ' 5 'Q-'1.',,,i:,l 1 .. .. .:, 'Q . . , 1 . '42::g?:: i : fp ' -N 5 lg' AE-ii iq c BLANCHE ELIZABETH SKENE Red Calm cool and col- lected. Born ' Meriden Conn. March 6 1937. Activi- ' : Glee Club 1 2 ' F.H.A. 2' Librarian 3' Chron- icle 4' Senior Play Committee Many walks . . . Earring: . . . The Naughty Lady of Shady Lane . THOMAS EDWARD SIMONE Tom l don't let my studies interefere with my education. Born in Southington, Conn., April 23, 1937. Activities: Football l, 2, 53 Track l, 2' Senior Play Committee 4. Tom, Tom, the atom homh . . . Deanna . . . Gray Chevy. x BENTE RUTH SIVERTSEN 'Bennyu A good sport and a pleasant companion. Born in Copenhagen, Denmark, june l2, 1937. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, 4, Basketball 5, 4, Badminton 3, 43 Bowling Club 5, 4, Chron- icle 4g Senior Play Committee 4, Pep Club 43 Minstrel Show 53 Dance Committees 5, 4, Freshman Welcome Dance 4, Varsity Basketball 4. All-around girl . , . Oar favor- ite Danish han . . . Good na- tared Benny. LESTER FRANK SMULSKI Bazooka Quiet in his ways but pleasant in his actions. Bom in New Britain, Conn., December 22, 1935. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 4g Rinky Dink Club 2, 3, Senior Play Committee 4, Chronicle 4. Sophisticated? . . . School': bert janitor . . . Bazooka . funny Born in 1, 1936. Glee Club Play thore waaer! . . . Majorette from Rex . 61167 . . . I I :r e m '4 NEUMA ' 'Vi BERG ' es fe as i o- es. B n i Me iden, .Q n., Feb- ruary It 19 , cti ities: Cross Co tr , F .A. 1, 2, 3, 4, ju iv eci 1 3. New Year 1ze'J 1 g . . . ,Ian- ior Recitaler . . . Majorette fan. RALPH F. SMITH Smitty The world belongs to the energetic. Born in Groton, Vt., july 11, 1957. Ac- tivities: Student Council 2, 5, 4, Senior Secretarial Club 4g School Newspaper Editor 4. What a laugh! . . . Newspaper Editor . . . Oh, that accent! ROBERT ANTI-IO Y TARANTIN - i i AYLOR Rap 'H .um HS gfeaf ' Terry Al ys a g od sport, a t. . l. Bornjh B tol t , x 4 I rw f n l I 7 3- ' Mos a go d fri l. Born in it th'n t , on ., May 10, I9 'Q -' 1 ' lee , 3 Ba ke r 5 QJD. Pr Comm-i - ' o 'I o mitte 3 Ib n ommitt I, 2, 3 43 otball Z3 C 13 Se 'or Play f, Ban , 2, 3. 43 0 3 am Clu3 Minstre 3 Fres , an Welcome Da ce 43 C onicle 43 Class Night 4. Whattya ot t eat? . . . Dela- hrznfj' D it' . . . , Peck. - . arch Z I ' ' u Club 4 Swimming b r 2 M nt IJ 7 lf CCS on re , nior Prom e o e 4 e om it e ju ior Show 5 4- E lem 2 sist t 3 0 tional H or Socie . oice of Democracy ' - - . Friendly . . 'mhlem Editor . . . Rae'r lagic iiolin. , , , on , M , f , F, Il I 9 I , , , ba 1, 2 k l, a Il 3 ' CH 3 , Q i ' t' ll , C- . i 1 ' an . ,on Club ' O ' e 53 S ' r r n om itte -, io ' 1 ' - .t e l -41. 6 s ' s 53 ,ui . , 3, , 'I di- tor , it . ' ' es - U I MERVIN CHARLES TERRY Bunny Everybody knows our Bunny, The girls all think that he's a honey. Born in Spring- field, Mass., july 14, 1956. Ac- tivities: Footballl 1, 2, 5, 43 Track 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Sen- ior Prom Committee 43 Class Night 43 Varsity S Club 2, 3, 43 Freshmen Welcome Dance 4. Air Force . . . 11Vhat a rmile! . . . Hot Rodf l'Ray eyes Born Conn. Athletic Scholarship rom Commit- Player of the 'ee . . Tall haudrome h . . lay! the field. DOLORES ELIZABETH WILBUR Laurie Her conduct still right with her argument wrong. Born in Southington, Conn., May 21, 1937. Activi- ties: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Fashion Club 13 Transferred from Meriden3 Badminton Club 3, 43 Minstrels 3, 43 Chronicle 4g Senior Prom Committee 4g Freshman Welcome Dance 43 junior Minstrel Show 5. Well! . . . Office Machirzer Brownie . . . Love that man of mine. 24 MARGARET ANNE WILKEYSON Maggie If smiles kept her alive, She'd live until she was ninety-Eve. Born in jamaica, N. Y., September 3, 1937. Ac- tivities: Glee Club 3, 43 Chron- icle 43 Senior Prom Committee 4g Emblem 43 F.l-LA. lg Trans- ferred from Mary Immaculate Academy in New Britain, 1954. Sweet, happy. manrzerly . . . Foothall fart . . . Torch. MARY ANN CHRISTINE WAGENBRENNER Mar Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Born in New Britain, Conn., September 7, 1937. Activities: Bowling Club I, Z3 Badminton Club 33 Pep Club 1, Vice President 23 Dance Committees 1, 2, 5, 43 Basket- ball 53 Glee Club I, 2, 5, 43 junior Prom Committee 53 junior Minstrel Show 53 Leaders Club 13 Senior Prom Commit- tee 43 Honor Society 5, 43 Cheerleader 43 Senior Secre- tarial Club, Secretary 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Class Night 43 Valentine Dance 43 Chron- icle 43 F.H.A.3 Newspaper 2, 43 Ring Committee 53 Class Picnic 43 Auditorium Fund. Chatter . . . Spirited cheerleader . . . What a per.mnality.' GRETCHEN ELLEN WIEGAND Gret All for fun and fun for all. Born in Waterbury, Conn., May 22, 1938. Activi- ties: Pep Club l, 4g Honor So- ciety 5, 43 Field Hockey 39 Volleyball 5, 4g Basketball 3, 43 Badminton Club 3, 43 Em- blem 43 Dance Committees 2, 3, 43 junior Recital 53 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Ring Com- mittee 3g Baseball 53 Bowling Club l, 2, Vice President 3, President 43 Leaders Club 23 Magazine Home Room Captain I, 23 Varsity Basketball 43 Dra- matic Club Treasurer 43 Senior Play 43 Class Night 4. junior Recitaler . . . Alzvayr a joke . . . Hattie Pearl . . . Pri- rrilegedu. x , ,H K. .. y' sn..-., r RUDOLPH JOSEPH ZADNIK Rudy Noble in every thought and deed. Born in New Britain, Conn., July 17, 1937. Activities: Cross Coun- try 1, Boy's Cooking Club 1, Tragk Manager 2: Glee Club 3, . R. Z. and the A. 6 P .... No homework tonite . . . Basketball fan. ELIZABETH ANN ZDUNCZYK Bet She lets the light shine without the spotlight on her- self. Born in New Britain, Conn., July 18, 1937. Activi- ties: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Swimming Club 23 Volleyball 3, Halloween Dance 3: Chronicle 4, Co-Edi- tor: Junior Prom Committee 3: Freshman Welcome Dance 45 Pep Club 4: F.H.A. Treas- urer lg Senior Secretarial Club Reporter 4: Class Night 4, Senior Prom Committee 4: Junior Minstrel Show 3: Varsity Basketball 45 Dramatic Club, Secretary. Bells, hells, hells . . . Ezmirelda . . . So pretty and sweet . . . Loads of fun . . . Fourdeen. THOMAS HOWARD KIRKLAND Tom Dayton, Ohio, July 25, 1937. Activities: Track 2, 3, 4: Fotgball 2, 3, 4g' Varsity 'Club 3, . Weakness for Sophomore: . . . Where? your hair? RICHARD THOMPSON Kaboike November 23, 1937, Albany, N. Y, Activities: Jun- ior Minstrel Showg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Food, food and more food . . . Sleeping in study hall? P. . . Oh those curls! V 25 I tb B JEA E WINK B b Mis ' t a afo .' Born ' , N Jersey J 1 . ' i- ties: lub , 1 375 Club , 2, , , Marin g Junior d ross Repr a- , e- '. u - et ll ' bal C eer- ea ' 'x nte how ' -4 mittee 3' ior C ronicle 4 Class - . 5 ' ce- Commit- tees , ' P b 4: ' , omg 4. WOOD Prom nv 1, 2 e lb as b ,3 4, 'I' , h l , s 3, J r 2 . Ca ll. ales 3: F eldAHockey 3, 4: ' W ' ' 9 3 an 291' S r P 4 Mischief is ry close . . . Nurse Blake . . Spirit and good nature. JOHN ROLAND BUSHER Quiet with the boys is our John, But watch out girls, he's on the loose. Born in New Britain, Conn., May 6, 1937. Activities: Photography Club 2, 3: Chronicle 4, Senior Play Committee 4. Photography hound . . . Crazy two-toned green car . . . You think this kid is quiet? Yer crazy . . . Soda jerk . . . Curly hair. late JOHN JOSEPH DORSEY Babe New Haven, Conn., January 8, 1938. Activities: Class Night Committeeg Junior Minstrel Show, Senior Prom Committee, Freshman Welcome Dance 4: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4g Valentine Dance 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee. Neat dresser . . . Did you say Iapaneese?? merry as one de- RONALD HERBERT DAHLGREN Weasel New Britain, Conn., October 31, 1937. Transferred from New Britain High School. His love for New Britain . . . Tex . . . Beep-beep. JOSEPH ARTHUR FLYNN Joe New Britain, Conn., jan- uary 8, 1938. Activities: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. What a build! . . . Batchie . . . Oh those cars! . . . Hello there. ROBERT WEAVER HARRY ANTHONY URSONE Shub Stamford, Conn., July 15, 1936. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2. Gerry . . . The Shop . . . The Happy Wanderer. CHARLES HAMLIN WEBSTER Tucker Better late than never. Born in Plainville, Conn., September 22, 1937. Activities: Boy's Cooking Class lg Track Manager 2, 3. Crew cut . . .'Trip.f to New Hartford . . . Almort made it. Bob New Britain, Conn., Oc- tober 31, 1956. Weber . . . Baby blue converti- ble? . . . Quiet? Not thix boy. ,--vi 7.3313 H553-54, l . 1-'APQ-H23 IFN-?y':g , ' ' '14 Ee ' W4 'J fl,-. ,egiggsgighaii . ...fig ,r tl 5 '-- . -11-'f ,ff '- iii-M'--,.' 'fa-'fikil'-' ' 1- v' - ' ' .r .'rgfJ1iv+'.i9. ---- .. ,, K ,'S',:,-9, 45' ' - ' x , 5111.11 ,ya-f--r i-'W' :'f1zfTi'. 'HQ 4, A. ,v 1.1.-. :Q - ' lj,-gfL4E',,3'-'it -.k:I: ',?. r'r 1 fr, - - ' W gl if V ,V-A, ' jfs- f V fi. li I1 'm ix ' -I iii? ft. Y ' 26 6 V if Q 0 I Q - .' 5 f I 2 J i I Q we- 1' 2 ' + f , . ., ..., . Q., ., .rw M . . 2 , , 5 g 9 1 ' 5 , 5 Y K 'C 'fx ff? 'N .1. .f2' Qff- -.1-1 , 'E '. J' V ' ' '- f i1 ,: wi If 1 Q .i, .-: ' 4' Y . DY 1- '- rg I ,,-Q. .-, X F17 ' ' V .. . A. W el? 1, ,.,-, 1, i '-1-. ' , , 'j,,x,5f, W, N, , ,, 1 gf- ' Y L QQ1 fe,i f . 4 f f . A .yy f d, ,A ,f,,4, . Q' n,A!0fb,,,,., ,Y 14, ff A wi- , Vx gl.. .' ' 5-5 .-.,j.iTf7 S 1- -rdv.,.L CLASS CALENDAR Freshman Year Babies of S.H.S September: 1951-1952 The Class of '55 held its first high school election. Results were as follows: Beansie, Pres., Bronco, Veep, Elvira, Steno, Ann, Money Holder. Mary Ellen reports all news to Emblem. Mr. Gale, as advisor, led us through our first year. October: We attended our first dance at S.H.S., the Freshman Welcome Dance. And boy, what a welcome we got, one we will never forget. November: At our Hrst Thanksgiving football game our Frosh players might not have been stats, but we remember Bender, Clements, Barry, Llodra, Terry, Binkowski. Incidently, the game was won 27-6. December: Florian, Llodra, johnson, Ingriselli, and Palmieri brought honor to our class by rallying points on the basketball jayvees. January: We gave our first gala affair. It was a dance called Snowball with Tony Ioril1o's Orchestra. It was a big success and we netted 3560 profit. February: Senior Valentineis Dance. Fran and.Skitch CYogi?J were the two lucky kids chosen as our class pages. March: We came in last in the Magazine Drive -- our motto: If at first you don't suc- ceed, try and try againf' April: y We then saw Terry, Llodra, Salzillo, Moore, Doran, Simone, Flynn, Klopfenstein, Ursone, and Lachelt clad in shorts and tee shirts getting in shape for track. Ma : Y Zukie, Coppola, Barry, Lombardo, Thorpe, Smulski, Ingriselli, Palmieri, Bureau, Le- Page, Binkowski, and Daly favored the baseball team with their presence., June: We then realized that we were two months away from being Sophomores. Sophomore Year Sophisticates of S.H.S. September: 1952-1953 r Promptly we elected our officers with Zukie emerging as Pres.: Fran, Veepg El- vira, Steno, Ann, Money Holder. Zukie it seems was out numbered. October: Yogi, Lachelt, Fran, and Smith will govern our Soph. Class as members of the Student Council. November: There seemed to be singing talent in our class, for Mitch and Martin joined the Minstrels and added much to the group. December: With bop setting a new pace w-e put on a Soph Bop Hop with a dance contest won by two real cool cats. january: We found the departure of Elvira and Alex two of our very good friends. This brought an opening for class steno which Mary Ellen was elected to fill. February: At the annual Valentine Dance, Skitch and Babs Ray represented our class as pages. March: We gained S5200 for our class treasury by winning the Magazine Drive. Ann brought more glory to our class by becoming the top salesman in the school. April: The Student News, the first newspaper of its kind in S.H.S., was born. It without doubt, brought fame to out class. May: We now had official morale boosters in our class. Barbara O., Bobbie W., Barb K., Selah, and Ann donned the S.H.S. cheerleaders uniform. june: With the end of our sophomore year we lost the wonderful guidance of our ad- visor Mr. Gale. 28 junior Year Upper Classmen September: 1955-1954 Zukie, Pres., Yogi, Veepg Ann, Steno., and Selah, Money Holder were elected as our class officers with Miss Shorey as our new class advisor. October: Student Council held its first session. With Fran, Babs Ray, Skitch, Smith and Lachlet representing the junior Class. Rachel became assistant editor of The Emblem. November: As football season ended Jerry and Joe were elected '54 co-captains. December: Mistletoe Magic was the theme for our Junior Prom with the heavenly music of Sonny Pappalardo. January: Thorpe, Florian, Nardi added greatly to the success of the '54 basketball team. February: joe and Ann were the ones to represent our class at the Valentine Dance as pages. March: With the success of last year's- Magazine Drive lingering in our minds we became over confident and placed third. We still received 3550 for reaching quota. April: junior Minstrel, the first variety show of its kind at S.H.S. With no one ever forgetting Skitch, Donnie, Zukie, Finnie, Terry, Woodsie and Bob as the hilarious endmen. May: The lucky brains who were admitted to the Honor Society were: Gretchen, Mary Ellen, Dot, Mary Ann, Marie, Ann, Rachel, joan, Lombardo, LePage, Lachelt and they really deserved it. Barb and Selah were chosen co-captains of cheerleaders. Dot, Gret, Gail, Mitch, Landino, and Smedberg were honored by being chosen to compete in the junior Recital. June: Fran, Ann, Skitch, and Zukie were chosen to spend one glorious week as repre- sentatives to Girls' and to Boys' State on the campus of U-Conn. Senior Year Big Wheelsv September: 1954-1955 Zukie, Pres., Yogi, Veepg Ann, Steno, and jimmy, Money Holder felt very proud to be the ones to lead us through our last year. Seniors creamed Frosh after football team creamed East Haven. October: Rosemarie, Joyce, Finnie, Smith, Perry and Skitch CPres.D were elected to Student Council. Betty Ann and Mitch had the headache of putting the Chronicle together but we know they felt honored to do it. November: The seniors: Co-captains Llodra and Clements, Perry, Kirkland, Palmieri, Lachelt, Barry, Flynn, Ursone, Thorpe, Lombardo, Terry, and Zakrewski led the gridiron to an undefeated season who became State Champs. Three out of this history making team, Joe, Ray and Jerry made All-State. December: Finnie Ccaptainb Eddie, Bernie, and Ray led the basketball team to a highly suc- cessful season. January: Rachel, a deserving member of our class, worthy of the honor, received the D.A.R. Citizenship award which was based on xrvice, scholarship, and character. February: There proved to be dramatic talent in our class when the Senior Play was pre- sented. Woodsie, Skitch, Fran, Terry, Gret, Gail, Bobbie, Dot, Mitch, Joe, Margie, and Al displayed this talent in Come Out of Your Coma. Miss Shorey and Mr. Matheson directed the whole affair and without them it could never had been done. Dot and Mitch reigned as King and Queen at the annual Valentine Dance. And what a gay reign they had. March: ' With everyone doing their part in the Magazine Drive the senior class did quite well. f April: Rachel, Ann, Dot, and Gret preside as oflicers of the National Honor Society. May: Soft lights and decorations at the Senior Prom proved a romantic atmosphere that added to our treasury of memories. June: We held our Class Night at the Waverly and after this came Graduation. Although we were glad to graduate we did not like or think that all the fun of high school was now behind us. MISS ARMSTRONG MKBADRIGAN MISS BARRY Miss BEACH Miss BEDFORD MISS BRISTOL MRS. BROOKS- MISS CARROLL MR. COUKOS MR. DANGBLO MRS. FBRRUcc1 MR. FLORIE MRS. FONTANA MR. FONTANA MR. FARR MRS. FORTIER MISS DiCAPRIO 85 MRS. WALLACE MR. GASECKI MR. GOODROW CLASS Because in sewing you are so nimble, We give to you this little thimble. To you who are so very grand, This baton we leave to lead your band. Over to France you long to go, So here's a little boat for you to row. Seeing that you like music so, We leave to you this tuner to blow. Because in English you are so able, To you we leave this thrilling fable. To Miss Bristol, to protect herself, We leave a pistol on the shelf. We leave to you a book of passes, To give to all of next year's classes. To make up for those troublesome girls, We leave to you this string of pearls. We leave to you this modern farm, To keep up your agricultural charm. Since our class was such a pip, To you we give this mighty whip. To you who play the piano so neat, We leave this music sheet. Because of your 'English position, We give to you this composition. To you who greet us with a smile, We hope that this will prove worth while. Here's a tie for you to chew, While next year's team worries you. Here's a bright and shiny star, To show our thanks, Mr. Farr. In the school office you work so hard, We leave to you this thank you card. Working with wood seems natural to you, So to keep boards together we give you a screw. Since you are new on our teaching staff, We leave to you a can of Half and Half. 30 sam' R ' Wm 'R WILL MR. GOSINSKI MRS. HALLEIT MR. HAMPTON MRS. BERETZ MR. JOYAL MISS JENNINGS MR. LOZOSKI MR. MARICONDA MR. MCSORLEY MR. MATHESON MR. MEYER MR. Muccl MRS. O'CONNOR MR. ORSENE MRS. PACE MR. RATHBUN MISS SHOREY MR. SIEMIATKOSKI MRS. WILKEY Here's a big glass of bromo-seltzer, To get rid of last year's cherry pie ulcer. At cooking you are so able, We give to you this calorie table. To our coach with the southern drawl, We give a big volley ball. In Ancient History you are a whiz, So we present you with this quiz. Seeing the headache our class gave you, We leave an aspirin to make you feel new Since you are so very small, Here's some heels to make you look tall. As your games are never trouble free, We leave you a very good referee. You are always so very well dressed, So we give to you this bright red vest. While in Shop you are an ace, We leave to you this wooden base. We give you this big blue bow, For helping us in our Minstrel Show. Since you teach General Science, To you we leave a gas appliance. For our chemistry teacher who is so swell, Here's some H20 in a well. So your kitchen won't be a mess, We leave you this pad of S.O.S. Because you train future men for J , We give to you this excellent play. Because you were our substitute, We leave you this flute to toot. To keep your track team up to par, To you we leave this racing car. To help keep your new car on the go, We give to you a can of Sunoco. Because in music you are so grand, We leave to you this rubber band. Because you have been with us thru the years We leave to you this bundle of cheer. 31 ALMA MATER Rugged mountains 'round about us Rise to greet our happy throng, As we set the echoes ringing With our joyous triumph song. All our heart in Southington High Schoolg All our cheers are for the blue Loyalty shall be the watchword Of our band so staunch and truef' f'Happy are the days we spend here, As we upward, onward move. May our heart's devotion never Faithless or disloyal prove. And when time shall make us workers In the world of might and right, May our love for Southington High School Keep our banner's honor bright. W W f f fax ff if ff QQ NA, 1, 1' ,H A ' 1 K,f' 4-ri - ' ' vw s e JET' O PRESENTATIO S ROSEMARIE ALDI While singing you do excell, Here's a song, sing it well. GAIL ANDREWS The eflicient secretary someday you'll be, So a stenographer's pad we give to thee. EILEEN BEAUDOIN Because to Tootie you are so true, We leave to you this ribbon of blue. FRANCES CANO To you we give this fashion book, Because so neat you always look. ANN CARMODY Since you have a flattering smile, Take this brush to keep it in style. ANN CASSELLA So your cheeks will stay rosy and pink, This rouge will do the trick, we think. DOROTHY COUKOS Here are some stories for you to tell, Since in the Junior Recital you were so s ell. w CAROL DECKERT Here's a trumpet to let you through, For you're so quiet in all you do. JEAN DelSANTO To our Jeanie with the light brown hair, Here's some shampoo to keep it fair. MARIE DePAOLO Since the Four Lads liked your name, Here's a copy of the song in a frame. JOHANNE DONIA Life for you is so amusing, So here's a joke book for your using. MARY ELLEN FERRUCCI Up to Maine you long to be, So we give to you an evergreen tree. PATRICIA FOLCIK Because with your laughter you are so free, This book should fill you up with glee. MARIAN FURROW Since an operator you long to be, A little switchboard we give to thee. PATRICIA GIANO Because you're so quiet, Pat Giano, We give to you this miniature piano. MURIEL GLIDDEN You seem to love and leave them so quick, We think this tape should help you stick. JOAN GOGGIN A famous artist some day you'll be, So a paintbrush we give to thee. MARGARET GRIMALDI A nicer gal there'll never be, A great big heart we give to thee. CGIRLSD 34 JOYCE GROVER You drive your big car every day, This one won't take you so far away. PATRICIA GUGLIOTTI In Philadelphia you long to be. So this little plane we give to thee. SELAH HAMLIN Since at U-Conn you wish to be, A scholarship we give to thee. SARAH KING , Here's a horn to make a riot, Because in class you are so quiet. BARBARA KITCHEN Because in All-State you did so well, To you we give a little bell. MAXINE LIMMER Since you're always full of pep, Here's some Wheaties to keep you in step. JO ANN MAROTTO In typewriting you are so fast, This typewriter ribbon will always last. MARIE MONTANA Since your name is like a state, We give to you this salad plate. LUCILLE MOORE A future homemaker someday you'll be, So we give to you this recipe. JUDITH MORELLI Because your hair is so fair and bright, Some Tintair we give to keep it light. NANCY OBEREMPT In case you want to get rid of your freckles This eraser will remove all the speckles. BARBARA OGONOSKI So your hair will always be blonde, Here's some peroxide to puton. BARBARA PETERS Because so many hearts you break, Here's a new one for you to take. JANE POTTER Since you are so very quiet, Here's a drum to make a riot. CAROL RIDER Because you are so quiet and nice, Here's a rattle, shake it twice. JOSEPHINE ROSSITTO Seeing you are so very small, Here are some stilts to make you tall. GERALDINE RUNGI You never shout, you never yell, So we'll hear you, here's a bell. ELIZABETH SACHECK Since you're a good pal all around, You can use this address book well-bound MARJORIE SCHABEL In the Senior Play you did so well, So here's another play in which to excell. JOYCE SIMONE Because to Business College you soon will go, We give to you a pile of dough. BENTE SIVERTSEN You were always such a pro in gym, These exercises should keep you in trim. BLANCHE SKENE For the interesting walk you always do, We have this medal to give to you. ANN SWAIN Because your hair is neat and prim, Here's some scissors to keep it trim. RACHEL TAYLOR Cause from town you live so far, We give to you a little car. BRADFORD ANDERSON Because your hair is so nice and bright, We leave you this to dim the light. ALBERT ANGILETTA This book of facts we give to our class clown, May its contents erase that puzzled frown. RICHARD BARRY To you we give this ball of twine, So you will always have a line. RICHARD BINKOWSKI You wish to be a packer of meat, So we'll start you off with these pig's feet. PAUL BRUNELLI Because your car is always broken, For transportation you'll need this token. JOHN BUSHER Because you are a camera fiend, Here's a tissue to keep it olean. BERNARD BUTEAU All the girls look at you and sigh, Keep them away with this flashy tie. DONALD CLARK Since you live quite far from town, Here's a flashlight to see your way around. JEROME CLEMENTS A football here large and brown, We give to you, now go to town. WILLIAM COPPOLA Baseball is the game you love, So here for you is a f1elder's glove. RONALD DAHLGREN Since you came to our school late, Here's a list of each classmate. RICHARD DALY A new delivery truck is all you need, To deliver clothes with lots of speed, DORAN DECKERT ' The teacher's orders you never did heed, C BOYS D We give you this apple which you may someday need. 35 MARY ANN WAGENBRENNER In dancing you are so swell, So here's a new dance, do it well. GRETCHEN WIEGAND Because you are so full of pep, Here's some vitamins to keep you in step. DOLORES WILBUR We give this book of stamps to you, So your letters will go sailing over the blue. MARGARET WILKEYSON You came to S.H.S. rather late, This list will tell you of each classmate. BARBARA WINK Y ou love to laugh, you love to play, This little feather should keep you gay. ELIZABETH ANN ZDUNCZYK There are many who are friends with you, Here's a list of them, always be true. HENRY DESCHENES Although cleats may offer more glamor, These rubber-soled shoes will lessen the clamor ANTHONY DiCAPRlO Three times as class president you did excell, We present you this medal - you deserve it well PHIL DORAN This big hanky will be a need, When you go out, your seeds to weed. JOHN DORSEY Soon you'll sail the ocean blue, So this ship we give to you. ANTHONY FALCO Since you are so very quiet, Here's a triumpet, make a riot. JOHN FIONDELLA Toting boxes your back can break, Here's some liniment to ease the ache. JONATHAN FLORIAN Here's a golden basketball, For the captain of our team, and a friend to all. BERNARD GALLANT In our band you played with class, For next year's game we give you a free pass. DONALD GRIMALDI Because you work in a grocery store, We give you a broom to sweep the floor. FREDERICK HENDERSON In our play you put up with girls' nonsense, We give you this book on self-defense. ALFRED INGRISELLI This big new car we leave to you, With a slight capacity of 102. LAWRENCE JOHNSON Because your old Ford is really a riot, We give you a muiiler to keep it quiet. THOMAS KIRKLAND Taking life easy is just your style, 1 So you'll' greet this easy chair with a smile., . REX KLOPFENSTEIN A scientist you wish to be, So this test tube we give to thee. LEON KOZLOWSKI Your knowledge of farming is a factor, To you we give this little tractor. ERNEST KRULIKOWSKI Wear this straw hat when you go out to plow, The acres of corn to feed your cow. DAVID LACHELT Because a pliot you want to be, A little plane we give to thee. PETER LANDINO At watching the clock you're really the best, Here's a broken one, take a rest. RICHARD LANDINO With the play tickets you came through, For our top salesman a blue ribbon we give to you. ROBERT LePAGE Since with an underclassman you seem to rate, Here's a telephone to make a date. JOSEPH LLODRA With your clothes so slick and neat, Wear this jazz bow that can't be beat. JOSEPH LOMBARDO Because baseball you seem to love, We give you this fielder's glove. RICHARD MARTIN We hear that pool is your favorite game, We give you a cue to improve your game. JOSEPH MARUZO At playing a Texan you're really great, So here's a map of the state. EDWARD MASTHAY A scientist you want to be, So some chemicals we give to thee. ALBERT 8: ANGELO MAURO Twins you are and twin you'll be, Wear these signs for all to see. ROBERT MITCHELL In the Senior Play you proved quite funny, This Hollywood contract will bring you money. BURTON MONTAGUE Because you have lots of lights on your grill, Here's some money to pay the bill. DONALD MOORE ,For your car we leave self-polishing wax, So all of your strength you needn't tax. EDWARD NARDI Many baskets you seem to score, So here's a basketball, so you can make some more. BYRON NILES To get you up on the farm, We leave you this alarm. JOSEPH PALMIERI With the fairer sex you seem to rate, We give you a telephone to make a date. JOHN PAUL We give you this streamlined bike, To court an underclassman you seem to like. IM I!! - -1 aT?':'3 ' 1-.W--'n-1 1. .4 . DOMINIC PERRY I In case you become a sailor., too, This boat' we give you to sail the blue. FRANK ROMAJAS Because you have a quiet manner, To make some noise, here's a hammer. JAMES SALZILLO ' Your hair is a prize above sugar and spice, . So we give you this comb to keep it ever so nice ALFRED SARVI The life of the party you seem to be, This book of games we give to thee. LEONARD SEITZ We' leave to you this gasoline, So you can run your infernal machine. ROBERT SHEPARD l We leave this set of encyclopedias to you, For proof that your arguments are always true. THOMAS SIMONE We give you this book to make a date, With the underclassman with whom you rate. DAVID SKELSKEY Does X equal one? Does X equal 2? This pencil will figure it out for you. ROGER SMEDBERG Here's a lifetime membership in the F.E.A. Because as a farmer, you are O.K. RALPH SMITH We think your accent is the greatest, Here is a book on the latest. LESTER SMULSKI We leave you this broom because in your Work, You always were true and never did shirk. ROBERT TARANTINO Always willing to give us a ride you are, So to you we present this nice little car. MERVIN TERRY It seems you're always driving around, So we give you this map to show you our town. RICHARD THOMPSON A perfect saint is what you ain't and what you'll never be But this halo for your curly hair will make you heavenly RAYMOND THORPE Because in football you were so great, Here is a scholarship to Ohio State. HARRY URSONE Because you run and jump so high, Here are some wings to help you fly. ROBERT WEAVER You love to drive around in your car, Here's some gasoline to make it go farg CHARLES WEBSTER In our school you're always so quiet, ' So here's a joke, create a riot. ROGER WOOD Such a good actor certainly deserves, A bunch of celery to calm his nerves. RUDOLPH ZADNIK This guarantee for raise in pay, So at the A 8: P you'll always stay. fa Q2 f Q W U ...f x5-Q f X PROPHECY Here we are at our Hrst reunion of the class of '55. It was just ten years ago to- night that we were here at the Waverly Inn for Our Class Night festivities. Gazing around the room we see so many familiar faces . . . let's walk around and reminisce with some of our old class mates . . . Why here's the President of our class of '55 . . . Hi Zukie,'! We hear you're be- coming quite the Politician, now running for Mayor of Southington! Sitting next to him we find Yogi Fiondella, Vice President of our class. In the past few years Yogi has become a successful businessman. And here's Ann Carmody, our Secretary. Ann, with her radiant smile, has been posing for tooth paste ads! Well, here comes our class Treasurer, jim Salzillo. I hear he's broken many records on the track. Now we see Betty Ann Zdunczyk, editor in chief of the Southington News, and Bob Mitchell, Minister, looking over their prize possession . . . the Chronicle of '55. Sitting next to Bob we find Margie Schabel, his organist. Marge tells me she's started raising her family of fifteen kids. Hi Ray! CThorpeD . . . I hear you're head coach at Notre Dame! For our enter- tainment tonight we have a special attraction . . . the famous Dixieland Band, currently playing in a small cafe in Greenwich Village. The band consists of Bernie Buteau, trombone, Dick Landino, sax, Skitch, drums, Bob Tarantino, tuba, Don Clark, trum- pet, A1 Sarvi, piano, and last but not least, Shep , clarinet. As we wander through the crowd we run into Eileen and Joe Lombardo. Eileen tells me she's been using her nurse's training while taking care of Joe's pitching arm. What's this?!! Oh, just Bunny Terry surrounded, as usual, by a group of fe- males. But this time they are nurses: jean Del Santo, Nancy Oberempt, Marie Mon- tana, Barbara Ogonoski, Rachel Taylor, and Maggie Wilkeyson. It seems that Bunny broke his leg in the Army-Navy football game. Here sits David Skelskey, he has just finished his latest book entitled How to Ob- tain Perfectionf' We will always remember David as the brilliant Valedictorian of our class. This looks like the engineers' convention . .. . we see Beansy Binkowski, Foof Le Page, Bernie Gallant, Rex Klopfenstein, Dave Lachelt, and Eddie Masthay. My, how stylish Frances Cano looks! She's a famous model in New York. Seated near Frances we find Dot Coukos, Mary Ellen Ferrucci, Bobbi Wink, and Gretchen Wiegand . . . all talking a mile a minute. From the conversation we gather that Bobbi and Gretchen are career girls, Bobbi being a famous interior decorator in Boston, and Gretchen being an up and coming research chemist. Dot and Mary Ellen, on the other hand, have given up their respective careers of physical therapy and nursing to settle down and raise their families. Flash cameras are going off a mile a minute around here. Our shutterbugs are Paul Brunelli, John Busher, and Joe Maruzo. Rosemarie Aldi is now a vocalist with a famous name band in Hollywood. Also singing we find Barbara Kitchen . . .. oh, she's a nurse, too. Here come the farmers! Larry Johnson, Henry Deschenes, Leon Kozlowski, Burt Montague, Roger Smedberg, Ernie Krulikowski, Byron Niles, and Pat Paul Cchickensj Why there's Marian Furrow. We often hear her pleasant voice when we make 38 a telephone call . . . she's head operator in Meriden. Joan Goggin is teaching arts and crafts at the high school, while Bente Sivertsen is the girls' physical education instructor. Now we see Ralph Smith, editor of Southington's new paper, The Daily Herald. He's looking over the first edition of The Crusader. There's Phil Doran, he recently broke the record for the American Four Minute Mile. Congratulations, Phil! We hear that Tommy Simone is the president of Simone Brothers, Inc. Joyce Si- mone takes dictation from her cousin. Others in her profession are: Jo Ann Marotto, Pat Giano, Pat Folcik, Gerry Rungi, Gail Andrews, Ann Cassella, Johanne Donia, Dolores Wilbur, Sarah King, Carol Deckert, Betty Sacheck, Josephine Rossitto, and Marie De- Paolo. Marie and Gail also raise horses as a hobby. Here we find Muriel Gliddenf . . I'm told she runs a jewelry store, specializing in diamonds. Willie Coppola is in the money, he owns the biggest doughnut factory in the United States! The gals with the beautiful hair are Ann Swain and Maxine Limmer, co-owners of Ye Olde Beauty Shoppe. As new managers of the combination A 81 P-First Na- tional Store we have Rudy Zadnik, Lennie Seitz, Harry Ursone and Dick Martin. Dick Daly and Barbara Peters are doing well with their dry-cleaning business. Scattered throughout the room, uniforms of our Armed Forces can be seen. Wear- ing the Navy blue are Dom Perry, Babe Dorsey, and Paul Barry. Others in uniform are Tony Falco, Pete Landino, Frank Romajas, Charlie Webster, Ron Dahlgren, Donny Grimaldi, and Donny Moore. The newest sensation on Broadway is Rog Billy Wood. He's starring in a great play . . . Come Out of Your Comedy ! Finny Florian is manager of Florian Products, Inc. and he's making scads of money! Why there's Eddie Nardi, star of the Celtics, and Joe Llodra, Bronco Palmieri, Jerry Clements, and Tom Kirkland . . .. tremendous players on the Los Angeles Rams. We find Mary Ann Wagenbrenner getting things started on the dance floor by teaching all the latest steps to everyone. Mary Ann runs her own social dancing school. Joyce Grover has an interesting profession, she is a veterinarian. The sensational Mauro twins are playing for the New York Yankees, Bazooka Smulski plays center field for the same team. Carpenters by profession are Doran Deckert and Brad Anderson. There's Al Ingri- selli . . . he has just opened the Ingriselli Taxi Serivcef' The two important looking gals in the corner are Pat Gugliotti and Peggy Gri- maldi, both medical technicians. Also we find the housewives, Selah Hamlin, Lucille Moore, Judy Morelli, Jane Potter, Carol Rider and Blanche Skene. And last but not least we see Al Angiletta, clowning around as usual. Al is a big celebrity on T.V. now . . . star of his own show . . . People ARE Crazy !! Well, guess we've seen just about everybody. It's been grand fun going around to find out how all of our classmates have progressed in the last ten years. Probably on Graduation Day most of us would never have thought we would be where we are to- day. So before we leave, a few final words . .. . it's been fun . . . see you all in another ten years! 39 NAME Rosemarie Aldi Brad Anderson Gail Andrews Albert Angiletta Richard Barry Eileen Beaudoin Richard Binkowski Paul Brunelli John Busher Bernard Buteau Frances Cano Ann Carmody Ann Cassella Donald Clark Jerry Clements William Coppola Dorothy Coukos Ronald Dahlgren Richard Daly Carol Deckert Doran Deckert Jean DelSanto Marie DePaolo Henry Deschenes Tony DiCaprio Johanne Donia Phil Doran John Dorsey Anthony Falco Mary Ellen Ferrucci John Fiondella Jonathan Florian Joseph Flynn Patricia Folcik Marian Furrow Bernard Gallant Patricia Giano Muriel Glidden Joan Goggin Fred Grillo Donald Grimaldi Margaret Grimaldi Joyce Grover Patricia Gugliotti Selah Hamlin Fred Henderson Alfred Ingriselli Lawrence Johnson Sarah King Thomas Kirkland Barbara Kitchen Rex Klopfenstein Leon Kozlowski Ernest Krulikowski David Lachelt Peter Landino SENIOR PET PEEVE dificil gente school My, aren't you tall! work period 5 little twerps who smoke going to school early being broke old cars fading radio stations insincerity Monday mornings snapping gum homework report cards being kept waiting writing essays girls smoking school oral reports cops period 2 my sister high society and politcians 4th period nosey people knee socks work to graduate French II and writing essays homework basketball and a girl girls peg pants hot rods girls who talk too much people who are late boys in hot rods messy rooms principal teachers getting up early walking a day without a letter smiling unsociable girls the Click cops people who talk too much report cards being called Bobbie English ' crs English giggling girls French TATI Tic PET PASSION Dinero! Dinero! Dinero! Patty Anne horses and P.F. kids money blonde hair Joe Margie Italian food vacations hot jazz and Dixieland anything unusual cheering and Joe money girls girls baseball music skating a girl movies Bonnie mecque, mecque horses horses y certain girls boys sports cars Joanie baseball Maine sleeping and eating basketball and a girl girls a certain bov P.F. kids architecture designing clothes Bruce painting Donna Shirley Seattle and pay day southern accents Philadelphia a certain alumnus girls baseball wine and women piano and Liberace a pretty girl and a car money, cheering, boys I and minstrels swimming a girl hunting short girls riding S USUALLY FOUND divertida Jack's gas station at P.F. Monty's or the green Hernando's Hide-a-way Joe's house 55 Eden Ave. here, but mostly there drug store in ,the Buick asking Ann questions answering questions loafing Bristol in blue bomb Click rushing Bowl-A-Rink with Bob and Joe New Britain Cheshire in a Chevy with my nose in a book around where least expected with Joanne everywhere Click in a car most anywhere at the Click playing basketball, with my girl in black bomb with Jerry with Margie at a drafting board buying records New Britain in the oflice machines room in red trucks necking at Pat's with Judi mailing letters in a grey Pontiac with the boys, in his car loaded at the piano walking around town running around for Miss Carroll Meriden at my girl's house A' on our farm llying airplanes in school 40 ' six , L-1-56? ary? A j '- ,' , ' A -A , W, ..,......n..,-..-A...a... NAME Richard Landino Robert LePage Maxine Limmer Joseph Llodra Joseph Lombardo Richard Martin Joseph Maruzo Edward Mastrhay Albert Mauro Angelo Mauro Robert Mitchell Burton Montague Marie Montana Donald Moore Lucille Moore Judith Morelli Edward Nardi Byron Niles 'Nancy Oberempt Barbara Ogonoski Joe Palmieri John Paul Dominic Perry Barbara Peters Jane Potter Carol Rider Frank Romajas Josephine Rossitto Geraldine Rungi Elizabeth Sacheck James Salzillo Alfred Sarvi , Leonard Seitz Marjorie Schabel Robert Shepard Joyce Simone Thomas Simone Bente Sivertsen David Skelskey Blanche Skene Roger Smedberg Ralph Smith Lester Smulski Ann Swain Robert Tarantino Rachel Taylor Mervin Terry Richard Thompson Ray Thorpe Harry Ursone Mary Ann Wagenbrenner Robert Weaver Charles Webster V Gretchen Wiegand Dolores Wilbur Margaret Wilkeyson Barbara Wink Roger Woods Rudolph Zadnik Betty Ann Zdunczyk PET PEEVE slow pokes work excuses for being late girls who make up stories about me girls who swear work nicknames and silly sayings teachers working birds cliques some girls and teachers writing essays Pete pinching Dad talking about minks work Bermuda shorts boys who are late broken promises people who think they're bet- ter than others knee socks and Bermuda shorts writing and work Problems waiting for a bus cats homework math peg pants cracking knuckles people who think they're heros women drivers shorthand certain butch hair cuts Monday morning quarterbacks waiting for people stubborn girls essays for P.A.D. inability to attain perfection nothing in particular cops shorthand work moody boys girls smoking only 24 hours in a day people who talk to my girl work newspapers conceit kilts hot rods women drivers peg pants and suede shoes moody boys hot rods custom made cars girls one particular blonde homework and getting up early 41 PET PASSION lasagne women mechanics Ann C. and football a certain cheerleader money bop records paper planes girls bowling music some girls music you'd be surprised Bobby making whoopie '55 Chevy Donny Walt football and a certain doll girls with Maine accents football farmers square dancing cooking new things to eat dogs Marines a certain boy boys a soph. girl and track blondes girls and dancing P.F. kids money clothes and dolls a certain girl swimming and dancing perfection progressive jazz women baseball games rhythm and blues dancing nice girls Hillbilly records football sit and eat Bonnie sports tall boys girls a girl in New Hartford sports writing letters chocolate malts crew cuts girls Fords music and crew cuts USUALLY SEEN going to work everywhere in a turquoise Chevrolet Old Turnpike Rd. or in the Click in a two-tone Ford First National and oflice at the bowling alley Meriden Y.M.C.A. Sal's Variety store Harlem with a certain bunch First National in a green Chevy Mitchell Motors '48 Chevy convertible with Joyce Sal's Variety store Larry's car with Donny with Walt in Meriden pestering Mr. McSorley on the green High School gym everywhere at the T.V. set working around town with Pat with my shadow in a grey Chrysler Bonnie's hot dog stand P. F. with Marian anywhere but home with the girls here and there and everywhere you'd be surprised 1'm not with JoAnn burning up the road home S.H.S. at practice in a Ford busy at the Click on the green with the boys Gerrie's house talking on the phone with Butch New Hartford anywhere in a Chevy on the phone at sport events anywhere but home who knows in a hurry ' r Palmieri SL Bobbi Heart Breakefs we J Mins! Athletic 1-7 a W H..- Rav ThorPC Sf Barbar fs r-. T nnlilflg Class , , atdi at Barbara P Eddie N Best Manners Bob Mitchell 8: Betty Ann Zdunczyk eterS SENIOR Bob Tarantino 8: Mary Ann Wagenbrenner Nicest Smiles The Steadiest C Uii-V ' joe Class Wizards Joe Lombardo 8: Eileen Beaudoin Bunny Terry 8: Ann Carmody Best Dressed y s sv L A 45 -Q Q - 'S ll V David Skelskey 8: Gretchen Wiegand 42 Zukie DiCaprio 8: Frances Cano POLL Claw Jok CFS N' . 1CC'St Hair A sz.. fe J t ' mf - W 4 i , Ng' ' ,f 1,-! 4 23 KJ I I1 E f f . 4 .--4 , 4 -' V V 5 I ' J ZZ- K. l .cc ,: 1 P x qw . I A Ji ,I 'f f,zQt',gta' ' lf Q 1 cm, 1, . L V Q U I Most Popular A Zukie DiCaprio 8: Ann Carmody The Quietest -E if . f l Jimml' Salz Q I Al Allglleffa 85 Gte lllo 8: Ann Swain tchen Wjegand Most Sophisticated 1 l i 3 2 if 2 John Busher 8: Sarah King Class Night Owls 4 ' , at- ,Q J 1-, 4 'f- W , vii 2 k r, aaa- iv ft' wwf- I 'f ,-4' v f-4 ' , xc' gl ' -. fy!-'f ,, f f, f, ,ggp 4 fr, af , F1-'rv f 'L .1 4 fl' ww . , J ,, - f 1.1 pai' QQ: ,4 f ay' V vI, ,,f,fV,-,iff 37. g i: 3,,-511251. M Q ' - w..,.::v it f, , Lester Smulski 8: Rosemarie Aldi Most School Spirit Skitch Henderson 8: Barbara Wink Most Alibies f, 6 A. Ray Thorpe 8: Blanche Skene w A Most Changed Since Freshman Year '- ' '?'f'f- ' .-'uf' ll, '31 .,., 43 Dick Thompson 8: Blanche Skene Bob Shephard 8: JoAnn Marotto Brew -fvf' , v,.A- :.r'- 1 ' 'r IE 9 X1 +9 ,Q V P NA X .fi if Q9- ...Q KJ CO-EDITORS g if. q A--1 A.. , Xi X' 19 fi? if as , :Jain-'. --,,,., ,, ,----M W CHRONICLE STAFF Co-editor ,..,...,,. y ,..... Robert Mitchell Co-editor .,....M. Betty Ann Zdunczyk Advisor A...,,.,,,......,............, Mr. joyal If ' I 4' , sf Q v 4. riff s ycorioolf SEN EMBLEM STAFF Ed1tors ................,...,. Rachel Taylor Virginia Goggin Nancy Porter Advisors ....,... ........ M iss Bedford Mrs. Fontana Mr. Florie X Mrs. Pace f , IV' J , x A I R I-I. Cwwf- Sv vcwwelf 9Af1ffcp3tcfocQ R108 STUDENT COUNCIL President .......................... Fred Henderson Vice President ,................. Rhoda Prescher Secretary .......................... Margaret O'Ha1a Treasurer .,.......... ........ J onathan Florian Advisor ....... .......... M r. Goodrow 4e+ . K -s ,,,,.1 N1 v n .4 .,.a-- -T . -ii ' ' 9m3onYfanpndL CRUSADER STAFF Editor ....,...,,.....,..,..,.........,.... Ralph Smith Assistant Editor ...,......,....... Sandra Stoner Advisor ...........,........ ........ M r. Goodrow 1 fA Milla? f' 'I fi -1 ' in as J - iQ SENIOR SECRETARIAL CLUB President .......,..................... Vice President ................... Secretary ......... Mary Ann Treasurer ,........ Advisor ......... .Gail Andrews .Patricia Giano Wagenbrenner .....Sarah King ...Mrs. Fontana ARCHERY CLUB President ........,..........,.......... Judith Musto Vice President .......................... Mary Riera Managers ........ Peter Smith, Bobbi Brooks Advisor .............,...,...,.......... Mr. McSorley l J I Lx: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President .......,.n.,......,........... Rachel Taylor Vice President ,4..,...W...,.,.. ...Ann Carrnody Secretary ..,,.....n,........i Mary Ellen Ferrucci Treasurer ,..,.4,.y, ,.....,...., D orothy Coukos Advisor ....y. .....,........ M r. Gosinski NATDNAL HONOR SOCIETY XX PEP CLUB President .............................. Frances Cano Vice Presidents: .............. jean Del Santo Secretary ...,...... .......... A rlene Le Page Treasurer .......................... Camille Petrillo ffl'l Ru Il ' I ii - WX .el Eff? Q P ' rv' L ,L - lv c X? A W X - Q... CLASS OF '55 JUNIOR RECITAL CLUB Gail Andrews Dorothy Coukos Gretchen Wiegand Robert Mitchell Richard Landino Roger Smedberg 1 fl, My rif e - . . , .., ,,,-..-1 ..- ..., ,spam-nug.wm.umzi-i-.un-q, X .crrr , G in DRAMATIC CLUB Presidents .......,.........,...... Robert Mitchell, Dorothy Coukos Secretary .,................ Betty Ann Zdunczyk Treasurer ,,.....4.....,...... Gretchen Wiegand Advisor ......,.....,.......,.....,.,,.. Mr. Matheson i k I E C 1 6- Q FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President ..................,,.... Henry Deschenes Vice President ..........i...,..,.. Edward Szpak Secretary .........................i Roger Smedberg Treasurer ......., ........ E rnest Krulikowski Advisor .,...... .................. M r. Coukos no GAO 'A A ' x '.,kl,.,v 0 o .'. 9 ' P s al d. 2 YW! 9 c7o,, 5 is C' , L T- 0 5 Y . .. .,.- ...... ,I ....-.,. ..,.. , , ,T . - 1. ...m yqm 093 S C , A- -rw,-s,1, 'uw SINGING AT AN ASSEMBLY - A . , .L W ff' 3,5 gg' 411 , K A2 V, U I ,-N ,1 xl- 1 4 ywx 'KEYS' ww.-15 wi' .F 23 ' Eli ls. - . Glu,Qlub MIN STRELS A Advisor . . . Miss Beach 'V i.. A so 1 - - v .-.-.vm-.wsu - 'N'......1..'la. 4 mi.-T f fm, fi -an . 1 Maw-.,.. ', .' Q ,aww if 5 -OK A A , 1, ,qui 'lx If , i v iii- 'g , ' A 2 . if I :.. - I -4.5 -4. '1 - x., 1' 'T fi XC, -. X J- .vf f, 1 .V A Av l .xx 'Y 4 ,- , f 11,1 ,. annul WIRE K 4 QI--.,, I ,fn--.2 ,sg L.. - ,I , Ha- ,M 3, f ..., ' . ,Ex . ' - ' k ' ,f Q M, mf , vm' 3, ' ',.,.A i 'Q 1-jf? 42- 'A J 'mf' ,.:. ' 7 f 4 A ,- f g wr ' . , , I - ' f ' Q4 .X Wh. 4. ly' V ' , Tir' 54 , 1 1 qw Qf ! 1 -J I 1 f ,, , -f M 0,,,f xy 4- , vm-..wmy,,w - ,-yf Wwbmaw-14455 f um QW, 7 if ,if . V720 .. 1- . 5 X ., . , , .aria-.yn -f 1 WN W ff, f n ,.,, , M 2.1! ,V 1 'fw 15-+1 ,pa '15 . 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Presented by special arrangement with Walter H. Baker Company X . 1.4. we-W 1 iw ll' U ' fu:--. .N - r ,,v35.4,, rsh A J 5 ' , ..,,. PLAY Billy Cartwright.. Buzz Bradford... janey Peck ,....... Henry Peck ...... Hattie Pearl ..... Susan Blake ....... CAST ......................Roger Wood .....,.... Fred Henderson ...........Frances Cano . . . . . . . .Robert Tarantino ....... .Gretchen Wiegand Lena Karzenheimer, r...... ..... Woodrow Twillert ............ Aunt Syllie ............. ......... Uncle Corny ...................,... Dr. Boneta Belchnick ....... .....Barbara Wink .....Gail Andrews Robert Mitchell .Dorothy Coukos ...joseph Maruzo .Marjorie Schabel Dr. Burdock Butterfish ........ Alfred Ingriselli Promprers Joyce ,Simone Mary Ellen Ferrucci Directors Craig Matheson Elizabeth Shorey at .1 3 ' x X DANCE ROYALTY ii Q1 f Ji 1 V: I Na c. 4 In I w , A' -11 'f 7 G ,K .gg '41 W 2611 :Po 'bi S if , ag V? ' Af digg King Mitch I, Queen Dottie I The reign was short, but oh, how glorious. 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Q X , . if V' 12, .'5i, ,jzf1, zfv' 11 ,, A V xl: 5 .. Q , ,354-avi' X' W 7 ' 1 . ' ' ' 'xi -in Q. Sw:-.-v,L ,2f'.i ,,,.,-.,, , , . QI WN AK4 fe, t ' 'M t...a f...f.1,,-,,.,.v....., - . mm-mm-,,.,...,....-ff TRACK 1954 Results A Southington .......... 46M Sacred Heart ........ 57M Southington .....,.... 88 Avon Old Farms ........ 16 Southington .......... 42 Wethersheld ...... 62 Southington .......... 2926 Wilson ........ ,......... 7 4113 Southington ....,..... 61 Portland ...... . 43 Southington .......... 47 Torrington .......,.. 57 Indoor C.I.A.C .......... ............. S outhington 4 points Outdoor C.I.A.C ........ .......... S outhington 7 points V L7 Standing up: H. Ursone, J. Llodra, J. Palmieri, A. Jankowski, N. Florian, T. Kirkland, B. Nash, I Del Guidi-fe, J. Sailzillo, F n J. Whitman, J. campochiafo, P. Dor fl, B. e age. 1 ' A , -' J 1 J f J ' f J Q Q rwffwffd wif l f-it J f J WJ JJWML APA Url gf 749-'JL 3 TRAC TEAM X I 450. - ': l- . .- ,-'- -if E- ZZ aff? ,Q - X 2 ,ff f fig K. - J l l jim Salzillo joe Lloclra Bob Lepage 5 . Phil Doran Joe Palmieri Fred Henderson . . .,..,,.. J . Q.: .uv--f 1954 BASEBALL RESULTS Southington ............ 9 Southington. Southington ............ 7 Southington ............ 0 Southington Southington Southington .......,.,.. 9 Southington Southington ............ 1 2 Southington ............ 8 Southington ..........,. 3 Southington ............ 1 Southington Southington Southington ............ 5 Southington 20 Middletown Vinal Tech.. Newington Wilson ....... Goodwin Tech Farmington Newington . Plainville Rockville Glastonbury Farmington Wilson ....... Wethersiield Goodwin Tech Windsor Plainville 66 Front Row: E. Nardi, P. Cassella, A. Meade, B. Fasulo, W. Coppola, B. Buteau, J. Lombardo. Second Row: D. McKay, J. Porter, B. DePaolo, A. Ingriselli, J. Brunalli, F. Dudzik. Back Row: N. Francis, Manager, D. Binkowski, P. Barry, R. Thorpe, L. Smulski, L. Orvis, Coach Fontana. Joe Lombardo Willie Coppola Jon Florian Wyiwf, M y ,af A Les Smulski Ray Thorpe Bernie Bureau Paul Barry A1 Ingriselli V . f --, ,'. -5 1-mi af' x 1 q . -i X ML ,A ff 1- .fig 'W -vs-wig' ,- .,,. -.yq . ,,,.k, Q MS, f.. ,,-.Nz ,uv f.-gf 1 A 15392 :: :Lf 1- 1 zy- Gaw Rabi 2.4 fu. A- QW , 4 mfr' V w-aw-- Q' 1 Nw .m.........f numum mm- l - 41 SOFTBALL CLUB At the beginning of spring a Softball Club was organized for the girls at South- ington High School to enjoy. The girls practiced on Thursday afternoon of every week. During the past season a class tourna- ment was set up and a first team was se- lected from the group to play interscholas- tic games. In May the girls softball team attended a Sports Day at Newington High School. Other teams attending were: New Britain, Woodbury, Bloomfield, Litchfield and Thomaston. BADMINTON CLUB ln the past two years badminton has proved to be a very popular girls' sport having attracted a large number of girls. Attendance last year was so great that it was necessary to divide the group into two sections each meeting on Thursday eve- nings. One group met at 6:15 and the other at 8:00 o'clock. Single and double elemination tourna- ments are held and a play-off to determine the champions ends the season in June. , , M -L., ..-mu-.mncnmfr FIELD Hociiliv CLUB In September the Field Hockey Club was organized to offer more of a variety of recreation for the girls who are interested in sports. Practices were held on every Thurs- day of the week and on additional days when it was necessary to prac- tice for a game. On Saturday, October 16, the Field Hockey Club participated in a Sports Day sponsored by Wood- bury. Litchfield attended, also. Southington ended the day with a perfect record and had the honor of playing the All Star team. The All Star team was made up of combined Woodbury and Litch- field players. On November 10th, the Field Hockey Club, we L f.Terryville and played n Qzthere too. ,Cf , C' c 5 -sf if QQ? A BOWLING CLUB The Girls' Bowling Club meets on Monday afternoon at the South- ington Bowling Alleys. The club is divided into groups of eight who always bowl together. The girls practiced in Play Days sponsored by Litchfield and New Britain. At the end of year a tourna- ment was held among the South- ington girls. Here the highest bowl- er for the year was given an award and prizes were, also, given to the team with' the highest aver- age that day. r . , .. . , . ,.- . . ...tar-.a.v.:.v - , K , ,q..4 fo. , . , . .2 . .,., A . t-n..:.a.. :J..:a.at,.-ma f fe-if ...J Q..- 9 s a ....l.-- 4 I SM STUDENT BODY KS SENIOR CLASS Pres1dent ........,......,...... Anthony DiCaprio Vice President ,........ .... .john Fiondella Secretary ..........,.. ............ 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To The Class of Try Our Cash and Carry Service . I 9 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Dry Cleaning S Y. M. QA. I I - SERVICE GUARANTEED - 29 HIGH STREET Q Q SOUTHINGTON, CONN. 3 5 Phone 8-2471 Q 2 5 2 SOUTHINGTON PRINTING co. 5 N. GRILLO 2 OFFICE SUPPLIES FLORIST - ROSE SPECIALIST 5 - PRINTERS - Q MIIIDAIE, CONN. 5 17 CENTER PLACE 8-2335 3 Compliments of H U B E N Y ' S I Plumbing and Heating CENTER STREET SOUTHINGTON Modem Home Appliances Phone 8-2557 Your Appliance and T.V. Dealer 80 WEST MAIN STREET - Cusfom Upholsfering Phone - Southington 8-7151 S H76M?0i0'006I6K717?G?5WK?0'7G?0l7l7f?'01ZC70010'000f02?f9W16x 85 WW '--H I 8 1. ,.,,.1.,1-,ms-.. f ,., , J,m,..W ur-. -' ,..s,.-.-.--j 5 Compliments of 5 SOUTHINGTON TAXI 5 GRIMALDI'S MARKET . - Radlo Control - Quality Meats and Groceries I PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE FruIts and Vegetables Tel. 8-2051 - We Deliver Try Us 64 S. CENTER STREET, SOUTHINGTON ROY , Phone 8-3947 WINSTUN SHCES WALLACE JEWELERS, INC. 26 N. MAIN ST. SOUTHINGTON, CONN. 6 Headquarters for Your White Bucks and Loafers Q . Diamonds - Clocks - Jewelry S SOUTHINGTON, CONN. - 8-2396 Fine WWI' RePUi'i'19 Gifts in NEW BRITAIN, CONN- - BAldwin 4-2233 Glass, Wood, Leather, Pottery, Chrome 5 Rust Craft and Hallmark Cards Compliments of GETMAN'S BAKERY VAL DSPAOLO 848 so. MAIN STREET 1 Tel- 3-2801 PLANTSVILLE, CONN. 83 CENTER STREET SOUTHINGTON Phone 3-6307 Congratulations to the B R U N E L L I CLASS OF 'I955 I RADIO - APPLIANCES - TELEVISION Hl-WAY RESTAURANT, INC. Good Food and Choice Liquors soles - service MAIN smear soun-IINGTON C' Phone 8-7020 90 CENTER ST. SOUTHINGTON, CONN. 654: 101202' '04 '01' 65 w0v01'?'0w012?'0v'0N04 I 2 5 E 2 E Z 2 3 3 9 E 3 I I., W 271?10P6N?0616N01f7f0247WN0fW161W1r?20K?47l01WN0W10N7W16X0 Compliments of DR. AUSTIN DUFFY OPTOMETRIST ' 93 MAIN STREET Compliments of STEVE ELLIOTT Compliments of CENTER DRUG Compliments of FREDDIE'S GARAGE, INC. Compliments of SOUTHINGTON GLASS CO. SIMONE BROS., INC. Range and Fuel Oils - Power Burn Refrigerators NORTH LIBERTY STREET SOUTHINGTON, CONN. BI' Compliments of CORUM'S TREASURE HOUSE UPHOLSTERY Fabrics - Gifts - Patterns PLANTSVILLE Telephone 8-3143 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '55 FLYNN'S PHARMACY 655 20? '01' 201 I-0'5101f7s0Y 10'l0v'0N? C0201 ZW' ' 10' . I 4 Q H0210 f.'Rfw-A-, A , A -- ' xvf:,1,.. ',gj ,-:: .. -1 - 5 ffm f: .- . , , j Q '- ' E1ff1'--ff-A '- - ,iff '2ff'ff1'T?Z ', 5 5 5 5 5 5 9 5 S 5 5 6 5 9 9 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 5 9 S 5 5 2 Compliments ot 5 FUNERAL HOME 2 5 Dr. Anthony J. D'Angelo 2 5 1 9 5 5 f.0N0'02W110N0v'-01102101205 U 7' I'I'1 C LQ CD 3 CD f c.. Q If 3 , LQ 'L O cn O C -1 E Z CD -I O Z O O Z Z AND 130 NORTH MAIN STREET 2202 C0062 5 5 FOLICK BROS. BAKERY Compliments of Q BREAD - PAs1R1Es Wedding and Party Cakes ol Specialty 5 5 Tel. 8-2787 FLORISTS 3 101 CENTER STREET SOUTHINGTON 5 5 5 , 5 THE OVEN Compliments of 9 HOOD'S ICE CREAM SOUTHINGTON DONUTS, APHA, SODA SUPER SERVICE SUNOCO 5 Tel- 3-7028 MAIN AMERIDEN AVENUE 5 G X0'405'-0N0 L-020100102102C01401'-054-05G0'k?1h71050440N0N01h02G0f0N01'01101l0Ws0101f011011?C016N016x 0110 WDC I 5 0Pf0P'0'v'-04015-'f02'0'1W50 vf0'0f -27 '02-0 X 0590 641051021012024011012-01'-05'-74-0X0'1f01l01Q0N02s?s0Wl0'11021-0N012-0101f0'1f0'w011-0'fs-7402405C0 x A L s ap ENGINEERING 0 CORPORATION 2 'I X1 MILLDALE, CONNECTICUT - Manufacturers of Hy-Speed - Filters - Portable Mixers - Agitators - Pumps and Tanks Compliments ot ALLIED CONTROL COMPANY, INC. PLANTSVILLE, CONNECTICUT H0K01u07'-0N0N0N0'l0N-7'01f-0'v101f4.?2l024-70l0'C-0N-0'H0210'2-01G-0fs0f10N0N01L0N0'16N0fl?s01'f0'If-6 8 000Q00 WOW0 0W W COMPLIMENTS OF A F R I E N D 4016? 10100 2 2 2 2 2 2 CLARK BROS. BOLT CO. 'by 2 7 X!! 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MAIN STREET Thrift - just plain common sense applied to money START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US AND BUILD FINANCIAL SECURITY SOUTHINGTON SAVINGS BANK Q Southington's Oldest and Largest Bank AII deposits in the Southington Savings Bank are guaranteed in full by the Savings Banks' Deposit Guaranty Fund of Connecticut, Inc. 8 BC?'-014-0'C0'20+'-010021052051010201l0N02Q7v61f0217G0N?10'G0lW10N?'0i029G01006Ps01'0+'0N0'Zx 92 ' M 'A T l?fT'l3'fom ':v -'. ig 51' ,. -1 ' 'TT' ew : A il. 1,-Qu L f ,--.,, ..,.,..iE.....m WEEE --4 ' 9W05 '04'0X?9?C71?5N75'9l7C07C0N7!0'3C7Y7'?l7'05l0il7l7C07l?CQNQKQWYQI'-91-955240 Over 970,000 Prescriptions Filled QUINNIPIAC PACKAGE STORE OXLEY'S DRUG STORE, INC. E- T- VOLOSKI core. MAIN and CENTER STREETS 76 Wesf Main Sffeef SOUTHINGTONI CONN. Plontsville, Conn. Compliments of C '1P'i 'e 'S0f ELSIE'S BEAUTY sALoN 3 C. E. THERTAULT BEAUTY SALON Tel. 8-2210 5 , E. . , ,,,V V, 1 . . V . ,V I Mr. ,X 9 Compliments of MITCHELL MOTORS 654 01617 61 G05 Q01' 1-0110K-02 !0-102'-0R05 5 9 5 9 5 3 Q 3 S lC0'61G0K0's9'-0'40 C7G0N0240Y0N-0l'-0N-9 C0110'0N0N05'-0N0 -0Q2?!0W10'0f!0il0fW10s0N0110fl0f0f0x I 93 20N0v'05C 10x01 G04 01101 -'02 208080 X 0X0v'-01'-0 '0'v'0110vf-05C0120540261G0210N71?'0lf0v1?10127Q?17f762r76N01101l0N7102'0PC0-40N05Z Complimenfs of T H E C SOUTHINGTON LUMBER 8K COAL COMPANY TELEPHONE 8-3641 SOUTHINGTON Compliments of THE L. 8. J. TRUCKING, INC. SOUTHINGTON, CONNECTICUT 0N01G0'K-0'w720'40l02C0vG0If-0V0'-?6l'-.?1f?f-0 01'-710N0'vG01010'0l0fL0N0'N020v6l'-0X-0N-?l910'4'-6 fat,-. sl T. iv . i ssh 5 55 Q el' Q H- . if? 1 T . H : E , . 1 5. 626263 C0161 '01610 61104202 1-02 27105102 01401 002' 651765 021-02 101'-0'Y0'4f0'-'LOW e0'w.0v0K0'16N0K-0'N-0261 62'-0' 01404 51912011-02' I W, ,V .A . .1 F nrgsnzr.-.V-aux, A. C0N01'0N0WG0K01'0v'0v'0N01G010Pf0K7f72-0v4?f?l041011?20N01 Compliments of HAPP'S TEXACO C0mPllmenl5 Ol Tel. 8-7062 MILLDALE MANOR RESTAU RANT Compliments of Tel. 8-7048 S DR.' G. ACKERMAN Compliments of Compliments of THE SOUTHINGTON LAUNDROMAT TASSIE 8. CLARENCE SERVICE STATION 6'1f0v6x 62108-020W 201022-0 010 G0'201l0N0f 0104 r0'v0vW'1'01' -02401 -0 0'f 061 X9f' s.0b' 04f0fl0IQ?2G0Ds01' f7'00'9'7-016H4?'01f0I402f0f6i'0'G0'6 , 10fQ?MZWW0N?'?W1476N7t?f7Wff?6PZ'f10P2762105'?G7C? 6'10W0'W 10N02'6X 202204 l01' !0'4' u0'f04h02f-0'101t01'0f-01102 101' t0v Compliments of Compliments of I Our Own Made Ice Cream BASSETT AUTO SUPPLY Te'- 8-7010 - 36 MAIN STREET SOUTHINGTON C. J. BRENNAN CO. ComPlimef'fS Of WHOLESALE DAIRY DREAM Candy and Tobacco CLARA 81 PETE COPPOLA, Props. Vending Machines Open Daily From Tel. 8-6669 WEST ST. 10:30 A.M. to 11:30 P.M. R-F-D. ffl Phone 8-6351 Compliments of Compliments of PLANTSVILLE PHARMACY PLANTSVILLE PACKAGE STORE ' PLANTSVILLE, CONN. PLANTSVILLE, CONN. I RAPHAEL'S INC Compliments of 32 CENTER STREET DR THOMAS DUDAC Southmgfon s Smartest Shop For Women u . -L C N T -, . f '1 . A V-Iss . -L T . . 1: - , Il I I V. C 'N 4, ., , , , . . 0000m000000fa0000000:ana-ma:-meauawowfoaeaconowo compnmems of compnmenfs of THE VALLEY-NATIONAL CORPORATIUN THE BART:-I ENG. 8. MEG. co., INC. GLASS cmd PLASTIC PRODUCTS MILLDALE CONNECTICUT CLARK STREET MILLDALE, CONN. I MI LLDALE MANOR RESTAURANT STEAKS - CHOPS - CHICKEN - SEA FOOD Lobster our Specialty Weddings - Parties - Banquets, Etc. I DANCING - FLOOR SHOWS Meriden-Waterbury Road MArket 8-7048 MILLDALE 97 an-luv -OK 4016'1r0Y -024001-01 f0v 0202 6161 0x01 101' 10N0'v0N01 201 6x0'a1-02 I 2 I I I I I I IW, 1 L0P4Wl02L71717C7fQfQf05'l614?6'4?401611?1?'Q6v276M7r?G7r0'f76 Compliments of ATWATER MFG. CO. PLANTSVILLE, CONNECTICUT Complimenfs of 55' ARD scnfws Y SOUTHINGTON HARDWARE MFG. CCJMPANY 4?0f01L7'0N0N0h9K7010v4?6f0v621?0101021?'010b'0fQ0N?C?l7i?6 702 0127? K9':0m7' 5 5 5 Compliments of R. E. THALBERG Compliments of THE YANKEE MAID WATERBURY - MERIDEN ROAD PLANTSVILLE, CONN. Compliments of DR. R. T. HURLE Compliments of 5 SAL'S VARIETY sToRE DENTIST 5 NEAL'S HARDWARE, INC. 5 Paints - Wallpapers - Garden Supplies Complimenfs of 20-22 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTHINGTON, CONN. DR' E' 3 Phone 8-3'l3'I - We Deliver Compliments of 5 CONGRATULATIONS 3 JOHN LASEK ,O ,he Roofing and Siding Confracfor GRADUATING CLASS 64 om TURNPIKE ROAD COLONIAL THEATER Phone 8-6660 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 s -054 10'2'02s02' 202 -02 l02f02f02l02f02' f02f02 P02202 102 000 0102102 92102 0 0f04010f02s020Q92s02C02f0240200l02G020000C020f02s02f0W0H0200s0x 1020 f-0'-1'-0510'40'1f0Pf-07055 '0v'0vf0'4 C0500 000 -'02 X92 7u0Ws4?W'4?Y1491h'5'1b9'w.'.?1Lc7'10L?'01f01C0Wl05'-0P0 Compliments of KAY FURNITURE COMPANY SOUTHINGTON CONNECTICUT '05f0?105l05 L7G05C0R5x0 Compliments of WIRE FORM, INC. Meriden - Waterbury Road MILLDALE, CONNECTICUT Compliments of THE SOUTHINGTON BANK 8. 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