Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)
- Class of 1957
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V Q...-t.....f...,-. .. ....- .nd pl 0f0glfLQ It is proper and customary at the beginning of n book, especially one of an historical nature, for the authors to give the render ti brief idea of what they are trying to express. ln this volume we have sought to tell as clearly and impartially as possible the story of our class from the earliest records of our existence to the present, here within the walls of S.H.S. lf some of our recol- lections have been colored by time, this must be expected, and the render should make an attempt to bear with us. So saying, we give to you, we Cdronick 7957 for-efienfecl gy jhe Senior Cfada SOUTHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Southington, Connecticut CLASS MOTTO LOOK BACKWARD WITH PRIDE, President ....., Vice-President Secretary .,..,........ Treasurer ...... Class Adviser FORWARD WITH HOPE CLASS OFFICERS Mary Riera Mike Ungaro Jane Doucette Paul Rodriguez Sophie Ramondetta CHRONICLE CO-EDITORS Ioanne Fontana William Schwab CHRONICLE ADVISER Raymond loyal CLASS MARSHALS Caroline Miller Albert Polak CLASS COLORS BLUE AND WHITE bm' I flff1E1nz3:e21s:l35Qrni li ' ' 'wr YV - 30.44 of c,,,.fe,.,5 TITLE PAGE A.4..,.,.. TABLE OF CONTENTS APPRECIATION ....... DEDICATION .I.. FACULTY ,....A..,.... GRADUATING CLASS CLASS POEM ,,4.....A CLASS HISTORY ..... CLASS WILL ....... SCHOOL SONG 4... PRESENTATIONS . SENIOR POLL ......,. SENIOR STATISTICS . MEMORIES ...,..I,, CLASS PROPHECY I ACTIVITIES ,..,.. SPORTS STUDENT BODY BABY PICTURES ,, INFORMALS , , I I I HONOR STUDENTS . ADVERTISEMENTS Miss Sophie Ramondetta Mr. Craig Matheson lalareciafion i Throughout our four years in high school, we have been very fortunate in having the guidance of three wonderful advisers: Mr. Craig Matheson, our Freshman and Sophomore adviser, who is now teaching at Vloodbury, Con- necticut, Mr. James Mariconda, our junior adviser, who is now teaching in Greenport, Long Island, and Miss Sophie Ramondetta, Senior class adviser, who is a member of the English Department at Southington High. They have always been very patient with us, and have taken a sincere in- terest in our class. We would like to take this opportunity to thank them for the help they have given us, and we hope that in the years to come we can make them proud of us. Our thanks also to Mr. Bryan, for his help and direction with our class activities during our years at Southington High. s 4 Mr. James Mariconda .,.-...f-.--.-H Y..-- +-A-A ----- --f-V -ag -'Z --4 le l,CCl,fL0l'l It is with sincere appreciation for your untiring efforts in the field of sports that the class of '57 dedicates the Chronicle to you, Mr. Orsene. You have been with our class the five years we have attended South- ington High School. You have been more than just a teacher and coach to the boys -you have been a friend. You have tried to instill in the minds of the boys you taught and coached the fine qualities which have made you a successful coach. May you have many more happy and fruitful years at Southington High. il ll! EW051 HTHSJEIL JosEPH ORSENE iff :.a.n..aL.,-. L illlillliflilliii W4 1 lllllil .-VW ,.. l'l'lU'l L6 fl'CLtlOI'l I--I 5-l JOHN FARR B.A. ED.M. Superintendent of Schools ,'rw-.N WB -,-- 'WPG 'Y-IW . -m,m,m ' .tx f -dn f. t as U , 7 A, , 5 'gui 75' 49, 1,11 MARTIN PHELAN, A.B., M.A. LAWRENCE UANGELO, BS., M.A. Principal Assistant Principal 7 lf V -F ' .......u.....A.,,.,.,,,'.,,. J AVIS CHURCHILL STEVEN FLORIE soPH1E RAMONDETTA THOMAS O'KEEFE 115, B.A., M.ED B.A., M.A. B.S., MA- ENGLISH MADELINE RATHBUN PAULINE FARMER HELEN BERETZ B.A. B.S. B.A., M.A. T' E S f R A gf- X' v4 X LANGUAGES p,NEiwTE MARY BARRY MARY JENNINGS BERNADINE PROTREPKA B.A.. M.A. B.A. R.N., NURSE BX Q. f L' . '+ Ei I A L A w,'iVi353'fi'fj' . A, A - ,HEHHE 4 ff. NW' . ANNA FONTANA ARLINE PICKETT JANET PESTILLO B.S. B.C.S., B.S., M.A. B.S. ,f X A A ..,,M. .,.,WX....... I 5 ' - E f I fir' ity I - , -J ,. , I ,L N, f 7 .Q ,,.., V I lim: ,' I -W I w f,:,,g, I I ' I 0 I . . .I I A, --- A ' I f Q 1 L Al , I 3.4 .1 I I , A rx. f 1 1 JOSEPH J. EONTANA JOHN RATHBUN LAWRENCE MUCC1 v1cToR TEREK B.s., EDM B.s., EDM B.s., MA. Es. I 21 5 I I S C I E N C E -ADW, 5534- A 9, LW, ,,,,.. , ...L Q27 W ,. - V' T ' 'W-sqm j W V' L in I :xiii 331' AQ. if -if I NM' ' A,lff,vlL5,l ,' ,, , HOMEMAKING FRANCES HALLETI' RUTH O'CONNOR STELLA CURLEY 13.5. Es. Es. , I R I I I ilu- z- -MWA , ,,: i,,,.,gs-.f-,wg , I . .mjnj V . ..1 , . , I . Vw -5 XX V - 1 x' if iw-ff' 3 x v ,uw . X I GLADYS BRACKLEY JOSEPH ORSENE DOROTHY PREVOST B'5. B.S., M.A. B.S. jff fl' 7 .fx RAYMOND JOYAL PHILIP GOODROW WALTER LOZOSKI B.A., M.A. 13.5. BA., M.A. GEORGE MITCHELL B.S., M.A. PHYSICAL EDUCATION SOCIAL STUDIES cj---Qi I LLL I- I I ummu.1m1muamu -- I -- . -- -LS MATHEMATICS SOPHIE WILKEY M.S., B.S. wg ' ,J A , X ,mi f ky f ef ' A EL EDNA FERRUCCI A.B. ROSE BERLANI ELIZABETH SHOREY B.S. A.B. , A A '1A'A- 1 A U11 1 'za ll paw ,- 1' F? f'fL L.: - 1 V f ' ' - A 2 QQ? ' 9 ff ,Q 1' , 551, 55:5 ' f ' 5 ' A W' amz' f ' f cf 2' J- DO YOU KNOW YOUR SEEDS 1:1 aus. 3, Y My r iwyvx.-:i 'f g t 5 ' vw - H M ' H fd, U I 1 N D U s T R 1 A L P0 1 i ,' , W I---fa , ig A R T S f will i 'A 'A' V ATTQ 1 1 ,EE, A 3 WM, W,-,fm 4297 iiw ii may lgegirr! - ni v'.-' V 45, --h. -k,V,VV , nf ,ff fV.f, an 4 EM, H !,,,gf,g ,, ., 4' 1 1 we. Q' 'gmail I , L Nfl -'gg' 1. zgf ,lghif ,. islam, HL. lfff lg A alll? wi!! - 1 Q-fills ' - 'Val 'f :'.fi X mm J... ,1 f ' 5 HARRY BADRIGIAN B.M., B.M.E., M.A. 10 ' T .zlklgldli Mzinifjlr 1-5 :af 'F fllWff1ilfi'?.l li JOHN GASECKI B.A., M.S. THOMAS SIEMIATKOSKI B.M.E., M.A. A V 145' f .. A 3 I A f 'W 1 L A .IX xg A fp f ffg 'W,,.,l- fi . YF ., ANDREW MCSORLEY KENNETH FARMER B.E., M.A. B.S., M.A. MUSIC SECRETARIES L.-R. Marge Fortier, Mildred Bristol, Alice Mascalo, Emily Ballou, Barbara DeCaprio. - W 4-A e...,4...q uw. uf 5.-1, ., .X 1 x .4 XQyhwsJlf1.I.,4, 1 lv I XNxx f E ,S p7'7f'7'7!Il rtnlkxyixix - is uuuau ,jef- an 33 ii-fiw' '? mule -H4 um MQ J ,ET113 A am- --'Z xtx 'S-2. uw .hi-,'l' Q4 'A f-' If J? .xx 0255 1 3 . . . - . . .v ' . .fr .,-.- H :Lv-.3-, ,iv BARBARA MARIE ADUSKEVICH New Britain, Ct. June 1, 1939 Barb Of a cheerful look, a pleasing eye and a most noble carriage. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, jr. Prom, Sr. Secr. Club CTreas.D, Maiorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, CAssist. Leader 3, 45, F.H.A. CPres.D 1. Steady at Jhe goe.r! . . . Nice Jtrut . . . Ian Boy. AMBITION: To he rich. JUDITH ANN AHEARN Cambridge, Mass. April 11, 1939 u-Iudyn Snappy, clever, full of fun, she has a smile for everyone. Ac- tivities: Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Special Glee Club 1, 2, Soph. Revue, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Jr, Prom, jr. Minstrel, Cheerleader 3, 4, U.N. Contest 3, Youth Day 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Emblem 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, jr. Recital, UNESCO 3, Band 1, Badmin- ton 2, 33 Chronicle, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Student Council 4, Sr. Play, Gym Exh. 3. Those flirty eye! . . . ahrent minded? No! AMBITION: Beachcomher. LUCILLE HELEN AMODIO Hartford, Ct. Dec. 23, 1938 ..Lu., A girl with quiet and gentle ways. Activities: Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Volleyball Club 3, Sr. Sect. Club. Soft, gentle voice . . . fitting on the hors' lap??.9.9P.9 AMBITION: Secretary. BEVERLY ANN ANGELONE New Britain, Ct. March 13, 1939 Bev As slender as the day is long. Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, jr. Minstrel, G.A.A. 3, 4, Sr. Prom. Nice hair . . . National Guard . . . try? AMBITION: Hoixreufife. amusn JosEPH ANDERSON Waterbuw, Ct. June 18, 1939 , Hound Dog . , Fun is my best subject? Ac- tivities: Footbali 1. Larry . . . Dig those .fidehurnsll AMBITIO1'-1: To graduate. ANTHONY MICHAEL ANGILETTA Meriden, Ct. Nov. 19, 1939 Ange I will now say what I think. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Football 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, CCO- Capt.J 4, Varsity 'S' Club 4, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel CEndmanl , Chron- icle, Crusader 4, Sr. Play, Dra- matic Club 3, 4, Class Night, Candy Sales 3. Frorh loner . . . second hare . . . Olympia. AMBITION : A Janeen' in whatever I do. CAROLYN BEVERLY HAYES Norwalk, Ct. Jan. 6, 1939 ..KaVe.. She looks like. a saint, but plays the devil. Activities: Dramatic Club 2, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Leaders Corps 3, 4, Special Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Soph. Revue 2, jr. Minstrel, Jr. Prom, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing Club 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Crusader 2, 4, Sr. Prom, Sr. Play, Class Night, Volleyball 3, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. First Aid needed . . . pixie cat AMBITION: Simmons Col- lege. JOYCE MABEL BADGLEY New Britain, Ct. Dec. 15, 1939 Beatsy Although she is quiet she is there just the same. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Badminton 3, Basketball 3, Soph. Revue, Jr. Prom, St. Prom, Class Night, G.A.A. 3, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Minstrel, Chronicle. Walt . . . quiet, hutl? . . . jetter. AMBITION: To marry Walt . . ., 1 1 XM? ss G NS 11 W, . I gfff3 !'7u,ff.f.f2X 3' ' ':. 'f -1 gic. 1 5' 1 47734. 7, iii '1 illlillllllllllibj' - D-1 'l1 'llif9l1 ' w'1 ,- JOHN S. BERG MARILYN LUCILLE New Britain, Ct. c 'I 24, New Britain, Ct. l H , Efergy , , April 3, 1939 , llin not .iriiiiiinxg with youfll rim .- Q -. K te mg yrni. ctivitiesz O0 - ,, . Cm . , ,, ball 1, 2, 5, fa, iittttbaii 1, 2, 3, Ashquitet as her hair is long. 1 42 Track is M,,,5,,e1s 2, 3, 43 Activities: Glee Club 1.2, 3,41 I Jr- prom, Sr. prom? Class Rep, Soph. Revue: Jr. Prom, Bowl- 2 3, 43 Varsity 15' Club 2, 5, ing Club 4, Sr. Promx Class 4f Glec Club 1' 2, 5, 43 Sophh Night, Chronicleg jr. Minstrel. lfcvue: Chronicles Gym Exh. Marilyn ann' Carol . . . Sarzdyk 33 Special Glee Club 1, 2, jr. . . . Mickey. Minstrel flinclmanjg Sr. Play, AMBITION: Commerrial art- gl?-5? Nlllllfl All Slate Chorus ist. - Olympia . . . burg! . . . Picleetfs Pe!! AMBITION: Gym teacher at VaJJar. PATRICIA CAROL GEORGIANN MARY BOUCHARD BEAUSOLIEL Eagle Lake, Maine Hartford, Ct. jan. 24, 1958 H Feb' 9' 1939 Georgie Bouch ' Her heart is as great as the UI Willnow Salfwhat I dunk , wtititix' Activities: GAA. 3, ivy ACflVlfle55 jlviaiorerfes 1, 2: 45 Basketball 3, Glee Club 1, G.A.A. 1, L, 3, 45 Badminton 2, 3, 41 F-H-A. 4g Special Glee U 3, Basketball 1g Soph. Revue, Qlub 23 Jr, Minstrel: SPO,-ts jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Chronicle, Dal' 2, 3, 4- Crusader 2g Softball 1, 2, Glee - - Club 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 23 jr. ffl ' 2:61 ' ' ' IOM that Minstrelg Sports 2, 33 Field O E ac in ' , , Hockey 1, 2g Dance Comm. 1, AMBITION: Beautzcmn. 2' 3, 4. Compounce . . . terrific , . . lovely lockr. AMBITION: None. WILLIAM RALPH BENEVENTO New Haven, Ct. A April 27, 1938 ,,. , tx ilil ll Benny l ' Smile today, frown tomor- row. Activities: jr. Prom, Sr. ' RQBERT A' BROOKE5 Promg Dance Comm. 1, 2, 5, 43 ,,.' 'fps Mefldffli Cf- SCPL 25, 1938 Sr. Play, jr. Minstrel, Soph. ' V Bob Revue, Dramatic Club 3, 41 , Cool, calm, and Collected, Foofball 4: Basketball Mgr- 11 g -,,,., Activities: Baseball 4, Football Football Mgr- 25 Clfusadef 43 2, Astronomy Teacher 3, Arch- Class Rep. 1g Chronicle, Class ' ery 3. Night, Varsity 'S' Club 43 Glee ' ,. ii , Club 1, 2, 3, 4251,-PlaV3F-TVA' Sgggggazer . . . But. Mr. Mey. 5- P.T.A. Play 1. . E ' ' f AMBITIONA Astronomer Joker. john and Ange .. ' 'X ' ' Mr. Goo row, X AMBITION1 To go out ufilh 4 ' f , certain Senior girl. I lil i ' JAN A. BENNETT if il Toledo, Ohio Oct. 15. 1939 Sleepy 'R V V Q , There's nothing at all that lg 1 Q' Q' EUGFNE CLARFE BROWN worries me. Activities: Gym ' l'l21fll0l1l- Cf- 5ePf- ll. l939 Exwh. 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 41 jr. L, f 'wiv X Ozark Mmsrrelz Jr- Proms Soph- Re- it 1- Y -A Big and tall, anti tt smile for vues Baseball l:Drarn2r1CClUb , Wi f all. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, Student Council 3, Sr. Prom. I I 1 J 2, Bdflfdfd - - -fflgtfef IJHPPQ' - - 1 'V ff A E Clark and Craig . . . Crew Cut. ham' I ,,, A111B1T1oNt To iiulla in me AMBITION: Lwe to be 100 A 5, y steps of the Lord. year: old. A- ' Q Y 13 .....v-....-.,.t...a.-i,tit..f,.., ....a... -,.....-..,....... . i.,.,,,L ' 1 ' 12-alll. it ' ,vm 4, ,,..,, ,ww JOYCE HELEN BROWN Claremont, N.H. May 12, 1939 ..Jo,, By her giggle ye shall know her. Transferred from Ohio. Activities: Home Economics Club 1, 2, Office Assistant 3, Spirit of Towle 33 Glee Club 4, F.H.A. Crazy typewriter . . . new, hut nice. AM BI TI ON : S ecretary. JOHANNA ALICE BRUNALLI New Britain, Ct. Dec. 31, 1939 All that glitters is gold. Ac- tivities: Emblem 3, 4, Cheer- leading 1, 3, 4 CCo-Cap.D, G.A.A. 3 CV. Pres.J 4, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play, Class Night, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chroni- cle, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Pep Club 1, 2, Leaders Corps 3, 4, Sports Day 1, 2, 35 Special Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Gym Exh. 3, Youth Day 4, D.A.R. Winner 4. Beetle driver . . , perronality plu: . . . Qaelle jeane jille!!! AMBITION: To he a Janeen. LENORE JOYCE BUKOWSKI Meriden, Ct. May 21, 1939 Lee Style is the dress of thoughts. Activities: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Minstrel, Badminton 3, 4, St. Play, Soph. Revue, Chronicle, F.T.A. 3, 4, Class Night 4, Sr. Prom, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Fr. Welcome 4, Emblem 4, Pep Club 4. Tommy . . . talkative . . . sharp drerrer. AMBITION: To he a Jaccesr. PATRICIA ANN BURKE New Britain, Ct. Nov. 5, 1939 Patti Good things come in small packages. Activities: Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Spe- cial Glee Club 1, 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, UNESCO 33 Jr. Minstrel, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Chronicle, Class Night, Student Council 1, Gym Exh. 2, 3, Sports Day 2, 3, Basketball 2, 4, Field Hockey 2, Bowling 4, Volley- ball 2, Soph. Revue, Sr. Play, Dramatic Club 4, Crusader 3. Small change . . . nice hair . . . OK! OK! AMBITION: Attend business college. Zh Q' JY? rf, ,ttf N Q I t.tiftitnWat ' ,V 52,fi4j, f' f '.fja.f,,,t, f,.,,. ,, 4,47 . tg .,QfQ.,?,40 , JL, 4, 0 .f,f'f,f,a,,',,ff .affff ,yt f O6 721- ft . 7'f pi f t . . ' t Ti ll'ff9 S ' f tg? ,,.. Q qv. . . , , ,-ft.: -4, 'Min 5 . 'ff' M73 i 'S Q 7 7 ffy f t ff? 4 f ff A , 442 44 iff! if a M1 ff X X Q V.. I ... ..,. f. - .'.t. . xx' 'X L l l . 31.111 ,l' ROBERT? Lao. CADE' East Orange, N.J. J May'26, 1939 I . Kari guy who is full ofvif's, and's and but's, and manages to drive all the teachers nutsQ g Here today, here tomorrow . . . Y . . . Comic hook tester. AMBITIQN .1 Engineer. -. 14,-G GERALD FRANCIS CALLAHAN Bristol, Ct. May 12, 1939 ..-lefty.. 1 Good humor, frank and free.' Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 'S' Club 4. Gooher-Head . . . never think, always know . . . Ginny. AMBITION: Farmer in Cali- fornia. RALPH JOHN CAMPOCHIARO Southington, Ct. July 28, 1939 HC PY.. His eyes make pictures when they are shut. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2. Clem Conflict . . . red converti- hle . . . F.N.'er. AMBITION: To make a lot of money! WILLIAM ARTHUR CARRUTH Meriden, Ct. Feb. 2, 1939 Bill Don't let the stars get in your eyes Activities: Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Football 2, Band 3, Soph. Revue, Jr. Min- strel, Glee Club 1, 4, Special Glee Club 1, 2. Two toned Chevy . . . fast worker. . AMBITION : Aeronautical En- gineer. .....,.,r--..M....-M. .t , , .,,. . 'ff' ,,.,f'- A Q,'i, 'Er- -t H W, . ' ' f X .lat-f AQ as-XYZ, . 'N i' ARTHUR DONALD CHILDS Lewiston, Me. july 8, 1939 Donnie Well then! I do plainly see this world and I shall never agree. Activities: Basketball 1, 2: Cross Country 1, 2, 3: Base- ball I, 2: Track 3, 4: F.F.A. 3. 4: Class Pres. 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2. Track terror . . . Spring Jormla. AMBITION: To go to rollege. SALLY MARIE CLARK Bristol, Ct. Sept. 13, 1939 Sal Quietly she came and went. Activities: G.A.A. 3, 4: Bad- minton 2, 3, 43 Leaders Corps 33 Softball QMgr.J 33 Basket- ball CMgr.D 45 F.T.A. 3, 4: Chronicle: Sports Day 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4. P.Y.F.'er . . . Silence ir golden . . . Pretty Plaids. AMBITION: Hirtory teacher. BARBARA JEAN DEFELICE Hartford Ct. june 4 1938 Barb' Not too serious not too gay' a true girl in every way. Ac- tivities: Dramatic Club 2' Bad- minton 1 2' Class Night' Sr. Prom' Chronicle' jr. Minstrel' Soph. Revue' Glee Club 1 2 3 4' Sr. Play' UNESCO 3' G.A.A. 3 4' Basketball 2 3. Zac . . . Sheila. . . perl little typirt. AMBITION: Hairdrerrer. ANN DELLA VECCHIA Bristol Ct. Sept. 5 1939 'Annie A friend to the end. Activi- ties: Soph. Revue' jr. Minstrel 3' Dance Comm. 1 2 3 4' Chronicle' Honor Society 3 4' F.T.A. 3 4' Dramatic Club 2' Basketball 2' Sr. Play' Class Night' Glee Club 1 2 3 4' Class Rep. 3 4. Baby grand . . . roxy cheekr , . . nice and quiet. AMBITION: Teacher. it? 'GX it li Qlgg 33 ,. ELEANOR ROSE DELLA VECCHIA New Britain, Ct. May 29,1939 ..El.. She is evtarything nice you say she is. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. hour. Club: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Class Night: Chronicle, jr. Minstrel, Volley- ball 2, 3. Soda jerk . . . quiet and mild . . . two-toned Merc. AMBITION: To he a succerr. BETTE ANN DESTEFANO Hartford, Ct. Feb. 5, 1938 Duckie The skill ofa seamstress is the skill of an artist. Activities: Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 jr. Minstrel: Special Glee Club 2: Soph. Revue Z: Sports Day 2g Volleyball 2: Chronicle 43 F.H.A. 2, Class Night: Sr. Prom. Home Economic: . . . darh, long hair . . . pay attention. AMBITION: Swim the Eng- lirh Channel. CAROL KATHRYN DIX Meriden, Ct. Dec. 30, 1939 Cookie' ' A little mischief now and then - is always sure to please the men. Activities: G.A.A. 3 4' Glee Club 1 2 3 4' Soph. Re- vue' Dramatic Club 2 3 4' Archery Club 2, 3' Jr. Prom' Class Night' Sr. Prom' Sr. Play' Chronicle' Badminton Z 3 4' Baseball 4' Field Hockey 4' Pep Club fTreas.J 4' jr. Min- strel' Dance Comm. 1 2 3 4' Crusader 4' UNESCO 3. Ar!.! , . . Ari! . . . Mineo Minded? . . . Bauhler hangler and Beadr. AMBITION: Airline Steward- es . ELLEN MARGARET DORAN Meriden Ct. Aug. 74 1939 Though Ellen is ioining the bedpan brigade we know that she won't be an old maid. A - tivitiesz Glee Club E, ' Special Glee Club 1, 2' jr. Min- strel' Soph. Rewue' Maiorettes 1 2' Crusader 3, 4' Chronicle' Pe Clubl 2 3 4' G.A.A. 3 4' Volleyball 2 3 4' Basketball 2 3 4' Badmint n ' Dance Comm. 1 2 3 4' jr. Prom' Sr. Prom' Class Night' Dramatic Club 4. Mclxintorh maid . . . filter thread! .... r ome fun. AMBITIONQ Name, . . . . , L ! Y ! I , . , , , . 3 , , , , . , A L . , 5' , - f , t , , , , , . . , k Y f l f l , . I I I 1 V 4- 1 , , . .. C 7 , 1. 3, 4, rib- , Y ! 7 V l V V Y , . . A . . , , . , . 'A , Y IQ' , P , . . , . 1 7 ! I I 3' y , XJ f 1. , , , 0 3, 4. , .,,, , , , , ' '- 1n.'i.f:'w- ' ' T ,.YVfS .1 -1' 3 'ef 4 ., , 'summit M- ' '- ----g - -nt. JANE AUDRY DOUCETTE Bristol, Ct. May 9, 1939 uhlane.. I see a smile from her bright eyes. Activities: Class Secr. 3, 4: jr. Prom CCO-Chairmanj: Jr. Minstrel: Special Glee Club 1, 2: jr. Red Cross 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: UNESCO 3: Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 2: Emblem 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Sports Day 1, 2, 3: Soph. Revue: Badminton 2, 3, 4: Sr. Play: Sr. Prom: G.A.A. 3, 4: F.T.A. CPres.J 3, 4: Chronicle: Class Night: Field Hockey 2: United Nations Contest Win- ner 3. Rabbit . . . little librarian . . . nicest smile. AMBITION: Attend Catholic College and Major in Educa- tion. CAROL ERNESTINE EDELE New Haven, Ct. Aug. 9, 1939 Gabby Our gal Carol will never be a bore, because she'll always talk and talk some more. Activi- ties: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Soph. Revue: Jr. Minstrel: Pep Club 1, 2: Basketball 2, 3: Badmin- ton 3: Chronicle: Class Night. Milk and newspapers , . . al- ways laughing . , . small but mighty. AMBITION: Tell a joke that everyone laughs at. RUTH MARY ENGLAND Middletown, Ct. Feb. 24, 1939 Ruthi Why should the devil have all the fun? Activities: Cheer- leading 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrels 3: All-State Chorus 4: Student Council 2, 3 CSec. 7: Pep Club 2,3 CSec.D 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3: Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 2, 3: Crusader 2, 3, 4 CEditorJ: Youth Day 4: Dra- matic Club 3, 4: Soph. Revue: Jr. Prom: Jr. Minstrel: Bad- minton 3: UNESCO 3: Special Glee Club 1, 2: Sr. Prom: Class Night: Chronicle: Gym Exh. 3. Basketball fan : . . AUNT MAE . . . Bobi and Sue. AMBITION: College. ELAINE ANNE ENNIS Meriden, Ct. jan. 24, 1940 ..El,. Around and around she goes, where she stops nobody knows. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Soph. Revue 2: Field and Track 2, 3: Baseball 2: Chronicle: Badminton 3: Bowl- ing Club 4: Basketball 2: Field Hockey 3. Nervous Norvis . . . egg gath- erer. AMBITION: Career in the Waves. Q' , Xian X QW --ix X ff' C LNTWISTLE Warner, N. HJ June 29. Konnie I pity those who don't any fun. Activities: visor 2: Class Play Basketballil, '2, 4: 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4:11-. 3: Prayer band leader 2 ing Club 2: Chronicle 4. Junior Recitalist . . . Carol. AMBITION: Undecided. RAYMOND ANTHO FARYNIARZ New Britain, Ct. Oct. 10, 19 Ray V He came and went. Farmer . . . love that car. AMBITION: To live a cow- boy. GERALDINE ANN FEEN 1 Southington, Ct. Oct. 29, 19 Jere Silence-more musical tl any song. Activities: Orch tra 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Chronicle: G.A.A. 2, 3, jr. Red Cross 3: F.H.A. 3:13 ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hocl 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 3: Leadersl Club 3, 4: Volleyball fMgr Badminton 2, 3: Archery Cl 2: Soph. Revue: UNESCO 32 Pep Club 2. Co-Captain . . . Kash . Chem class. PIMBITI ON : Physical-ther JOANNE ELIZABETH FONTANA- Meriden, Ct. Nov. 15, 1' NIO.. A world of virtue, found in , few: character, personality, abil- ity too! Activities: Class Treas. 1: Special Glee Club 1, 2: L1- brarian 1: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Archery 2: Basketball 2, 39 Sports Day 2, 3: Soph. Revue! Class Rep. 2: Youth Day 4' Southington News Cortes.: PCD Club 2, 3, 4: Emblem 3, 43 Basketball fMgr.D 3: Minstrels 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: BadminI0U 2, 3: jr. Prom: Jr. Minstrel: Honor Society 3, 4: UNESCO 35 Sr. Prom: Class Night? Chronicle CCO-Ed.J. Chronicle Boss . . . typical typ- T ist . . . wave of greeting. AMBITION : Collegiate nurses trip to Europe, s .ai l I 1184411 slillll oNsTANcE ANNE i Q le !. .fe 1.5 '23- I . ' ., .1 ' .ses . NTL ' . 1 14.53 ? if . Vff. V, q,,..,-7 5 , ll . 1 A 1- .V ' 'V W' ' ' ' I if 'ni f .' , ,Yr ,f is 1, ' 'iili.',,.if 'xeffnfii 'if , ' , Je . , fiij , . 21 1 .fse'?5: 154: . .yi 4 I ' .if ', ,O f . a .f 1 , I ff: ,,54e,5,fg2.iee!,f41.,,, V19 Mr' We Q '7' :ll ' 1-gif f . . 1 Cf, if MARIA ANN FONTANA New Britain, Ct. Nov. 8, 1939 Font A friendly miss, at friendly smile. Activities: Cheerleader lg Soph. Revue, Jr. Minsttelg Archery 2, Basketball 2, 3, Ora chestra l, 2, 3, 43 Minstrels 31 Softball 31 G.A.A. 4Sec,J 3, tPres.J 41 Track 31 Jr. Promg Sr. Promg Class Rep. 2, -lg Gym Exh. 3: Jr. Red Cross 33 Dance Comm. 1. 2, 3, -lg Class Niithtg Leader's Corps 3, 4, Pep Club 41 Special Glee Club l,2,3,1lg Sr. Play. Mon Frere . . . party promoter . . . shoe leaiber expreyr. AMBITION: Nursing. EUGENE ALAN FOURNIER Penacook, N. H. Nov. 18, 1937 NAI.. Even with these mighty hands, 1 cannot crack a book. Trans- ferred from Penacook, N. H. Activities: Glee Club 1, 23 Outdoor Life Club 1, 2g Track 1, 2. Zeke . . . the walking ghost . . . First National. AMBITION: Artist. RICHARD ANTHONY FRAGOLA Southington, Ct. Mar. 1, 1939 Dick The world belongs to the en- ergetic. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Cannonball . . . A8zP. AMBITION: join the llVd1'0I RONALD MELVIN FRAlN Sl-cowhegan, Me. july 11, 1939 Ronnie Don'r be misled by his inno- cent look. Activities: Football 2g Chronicle. Accent . . . Rip and Ronnie. AMBITION: Electrical Engi- neer. fllllillglllilll - - 4 W WI 'FH-W 'WE lfhw- cf' BERYL YVONNE FRANCIS Southiiipton Ct. Oct. 17 193' Beryl Time .wiv tu have a friend is to be t ne. Activitie : Glee Club , Cl1l'4JHlf ', LBO . .. afmn. . . lmrnema ef. AMBITIONZ To rriie 1140 JOI- en little Leo 5. 151111-llslli ANITA GELlNAS l.awrcii.e, Mash lar1.25 1939 U CIIUHICH A smiling gal, makes a per- fect pal. ' Activities: Glee Club 2 3 4' Field Hockey 2 ' Badminton 3' Basketball 2 3' Bowling Club 3' Softball 3' G.A.A. 3 4' jr. Minstrel' Sr. Secr. Club' Chronicle' Student Council 2' Sr. Prom' Pep Club Yellow Mere . . . Planlwille . . . Bet and Sbirl. AMBITION: Hourewife. JOHN JOSEPH GELOSO New Britain Ct. june 14 1939 'Form This man will go far for he believes every word he says. Activities: Footballl 2 3 4' Basketball 1 2'Track1 2 3 4' Baseball 1' Varsity S Club 3 4' Dramatic Club 3 4' Glee Club 1 2 3 43 Class V. Pres. 3' Dance Comm 1 2 3 4' Soph, Revue' Jr. Minstrel lln- terlocutorl' Gym Exh. 3' Class Night' Sr. Play' jr. Prom' Sr. Prom' Chronicle' Crusader 4' Class Rep. 1' Boys State 3. Speak of the devil. . . Olympia. AMBITION: To be happy. bealllny, wealthy and wire. MARYANN MONICA GERCHAK Carbondale, Pa. Sept. 30, 1939 Gersh She seems happy as a wave that dances on the sea. Activi- ties: F.T.A. 3, Ll, Chronicle, Dramatic Club 2, -lg Pep Club 3, 4, Batlniinton 2, 3, -lg Spe- cial Glee Club 3, -lg Soph. Re- vueg Jr. Minstrel, Hockey 23 Tennis 3, Ai, Basketball 2, 4, jr. Prom, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4,Cru- sader ti: Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, UNESCO 3, Class Rep. lg Sr. Promg Class Nightg Sr. Play. Sheila . . . Chemistry . . . Nice Hair. AMBITION: To be a suffers. 17 .. F... l . 1 dll 11 WATER liiirf' ., . in. ,, LAWRENCE ANDREW GI ANATTI Southington, Ct. Mar. 12, 1939 Duals Let us so endeavor to live that when we die even the under- taker will be sorry. Activities: Soph. Revue, Track 3, 49 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Chronicle 4, Sr. Prom, Varsity 'S' Club 4, Class Night, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Rip Van Winkle . . . Sue . . . handsome. AMBITION: To make a mil- lion before I get married. DEANNA LEE GIBBS Waterbury, Ct. Aug. 30, 1939 Dee Music is the thing of the world I love most. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chroni- cle 4, Jr. Prom, Special Glee Club 1, 2, Minstrels 3, 4, Bowl- ing Club 2, Basketball 2, Sr. Secr. Club 4, Cheerleading 1, Jr. Minstrel, Soph. Revue, Sr. Prom, Librarian 1, 4, Class Night. Guitar . . . receptionist . . . those telephone calls. AMBITION: Private Secre- tary. DOROTHY LOU GILMAN Hartford, Ct. April 19, 1939 .--Dotn Friend to all who friendly be. Activities: Orchestra 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, Track 2, 35 Soph. Revue, S65 Club 2, 3, Chronicle, Class Night, G.A.A. 3, Basketball 2, UNESCO 3. Tall and slender . . . always gay . . . ardent Red Soxer. AMBITION: Nurse, LEATRICE ANN GIOIA Torrington, Ct. Feb. 21, 1940 HI-lean Good nature is the element of success. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, fPres.J 4, Badminton 3, Bas- ketball 3, 4, G.A,A. 3, CV. Presb 4, jr. Prom, jr. Min- strel, Emblem 3, 4, Chronicle, Leaders Corps 4, Pep Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Sr. Secr. Club CV. Presb, Class Night, Sr.4Prom, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, . Buddy. . , G.A,A. . . Hound. AMBITION: To live a happy life. K- .as Y MQW-1 Mr A VIRGINIA LOIS GOGGI Meriden, Ct. July 31, 19 jinny Success will be her's, becai success is what she strived fo Activities: Emblem 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Glee Cl 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 4, Jr. Prom, Chronicle, F.T 3, 4, Special Glee Club 1, jr. Minstrel, Soph. Revue, Prom. Mother of Emblem . . . ferry . Q. . Learned seamstress. AMBITION: To he happy. RALPH JOHN GRIMALDI New Britain, Ct. Oct. 7, 19 .,Ralph.. Behind those innocent eyes the work of the devil. Activi- ties: Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3 4, Soph. Revue, Track 3, 4' Basketball 1, 2, jr. Prom, Foot- ball CMgr.j 1, 3, 4, jr. Min- strel CEndmanJ, Class Treas. 3, Emblem 3, 4, Minstrels 3 4, Student Council 2, Youth Day 4, Varsity 'S' Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, F.T.A. CTreas.J 3, 4, Archery Club 2, 3, 4, Chronicle, Sr. Play, Sr. Prom, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Exh. 3, 4, Special Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Smooth dancer . . . hound club . . . the date that hlinded. AMBITION: To he successful and make a million. MICHAEL EDWARD HABURAY New Britain, Ct. june 16, 1938 muMiCkyny A world of virtue, found in few, character, personality, and ability too. Activities: Track 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 'S' Club 41 Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Soph. Re- vue, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, jr. Prom, Chronicle, Sr. Prom, Jr. Minstrel, Dramatic Club 4, Class Night, Football- 1, Youth Day 4, Gym Exh. 2, 3. Chicken every Sunday . . . hunt- ing is the hest sport? . . . Chevy. AMBITION: To he a success. LAWRENCE DANIEL HALL Isle, La Motte, Vt. , Dec. 18, 1939 ..LarrV.. Haste makes waste, so why hurry. Activities: Football 4. Coon hunter . . . Telfer Twins . . . Elvis Sidehurns. AM BITI ON : College, Million- naire. 'E 5 . -.tt g.......1, - I s hi. ...... ,. - .ark-,:1::,f...ix. is 1 3+ .- 5. .3 4 'fm ABQ milf LEE ALLAN HALL Manchester, Ct. April 2, 1939 Mike A master of the sax. Activi- ties: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Soph. Re- vue. ,loan . . . F.N.'er . . . Sgrillo Sc Serafino. AMBITION: Engineering or murir. MARLENE JANICE JEWETT St. Albans, Vt. Mar. 15, 1938 Rene Her thoughts are many: her words are few. Activities: jr. Promg Glee Club 4, Maiorettes iLeaderJ 3, 4: Soph. Revue' F.H.A. 2. Lenny . . . cute majorette . . . Elaine and Betteann. AMBITION: To be a ruccerr at anything I do. JO ANN JOHNSON Harrisburg, Pa. April 25, 1939 Life is short and so am I. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 43 G.A.A. 3, 4. Penn. accent . . . Dawn . . . Jmall and quiet AMBITION: Nurse. DAVID H. JONES Hanover, N. H. Dave' He knows more than enough. Activities: Football 1 2. Trig happy . . . Ferndale . . . quiet. 'fillillilllllilwiii ...--. i i 1' - 1 ,.1- 'V vi 'hftw K . f . if fix iw' m , kb Sept. 10, 1938 'V' fm i Y 'ig X T AMBITION: College.- x l, JUDITH ANN KASHUR New Britain Ct. june 23 1939 'Kash 'Sport .tuilies and socials too everything l lwe to do. Ac- ' 'tiesz Ole: ffl. ' jr. Red Cro's ' UNESCO 3' Dramatic Club 4' Cr,A.A. 2 3 4' Leaders Corps 2 3 4' Soph. Revue' Chronicle' Pep Club 4' Basketball 2 3 4' Field Hoc- k 2 3 4' Softball 2 3 4' Badminton 3 4' Volleyball CMgr.J 3 4. Field Hockey . . , ere . . . - uayr in 4 hurry. AMBITION: Labomlory tech- nlfllflr SUSAN LEE KEEGAN Meriden Ct. june 26 1939 ue Her golden voice is the envy of all.' Activities: Soph. R - vue' jr. Minstrel' jr. Prom' Sr. Prom' Basketball 2 3' Badmin- ton 2 3' Volleyball 2 3' Stu- dent Council CTreas.J 3' Glee u 12 3 4'G.A.A.3' Cheerleader 3 4' UNESCO 3' Minstrels 3 4' All-State Chor- us 4' Special Glee Club 1 2' Archery Club 1' Sports Day 1 2' Sr. Play 4' Chronicle 4' Class. Treas. 2' Dance Comm. 4' Pep C ' Youth Day 4. Wharf your problem? . . Ruth 8: Sue . . . Larry. AMBITION: To he happy. SANDRA ELEANOR KRAMPITZ New Britain Ct. Mar. 24 1939 Sandy' The world was made for mu- sic and joy. Activities: Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Crusader 2: G.A.A. 3, 45 Badminton 2, 3, 4g Chronicle: Jr. Prom: Honor Society 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4. Violin . . . lower of S'J , . , fig han. AMBITION: Teacher. NANCY ANNE KRULIKOWSKI Waterbuw, Ct. Dec. 19, 1939 Nan Quiet and friendly. Activi- ties: Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Soph. Revue 2, Badminton 3, 4, Leaders Corps 3, 4, Eddy, my love . . . long hlonu' hair . . . lover of Jchool? AMBITION1 To he happy. 19 be . .'.. C 9 09 AA 'Qtr' M11 i., 74 , X. ,fa , X' WILLIAM JOSEPH LACOURCIERE New Britain, Ct. Sept. 8, 1939 llBillY1 He does nothing in particular, but does it well. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, jr. Prom, Varsity 'S' Club 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, 4, Chroni- cle, Gym Exh. 3, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Soph. Revue, jr. Minstrel CEndmanJ, Sr. Play, Class Night, Sr. Prom. Argument: . . . beating his palms . . . cornprenez-uour? AMBITION: Architect. RICHARD LAPIER VVaterbury, Ct. May 13, 1939 Dick A little pleasure, a little work. Activities: Glee Club 2, Track 33 Archery 2, 3. Archery . . . quiet but friendly . . . Kati. AMBITION: P ALBERT ADELARD LAPREAY Putnam, Ct. Aug. 17, 1938 HAI., There's mischief in the man! Activities: Glee Club 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Chronicle 4, jr. Prom 3, Soph. Revue, jr. Minstrel, Varsity 'S' Club 2, 3, 4, Sr. Prom 4, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Exh. 3, Class Night. Flarby footwear . . . curly lock: . , . panty purlner. AMBITION: Architecture. PETER CASMIR LAZAUSKAS Waterbury, Ct. May 9, 1939 Pete A little knowledge is a dan- gerous thing. Activities: Base- ball l, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Chronicle, Band Manager 4, Class Rep. 4, jr. Minstrel, Jr. Prom, Gym Exh. 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 'S' Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4. Mad chezfy . . . lmrketlaall . . . Jlaell rtution. AMBITION: College. .ALI Nw'., K. it xp, uf. as If , . usage Img 20 if X . gl E. 5 ul., . ,.. f f 4 - 'in RICHARD DAVID LORENZO Meriden, Ct. Dec. 15, 1938 Dick Born with the gift of laugh- ter. Activities: Glee Club 1' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 CCapt.J- Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chronicle: jr. Prom, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Varsity 'S' Club 2, 3, 4, Sr. Prom, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Night. Court wbizz . . . Y.M.C.A. . borne? wild!!! that? AMBITION: To stay Jingle. DAVID STUART MACDONALD New Haven, Ct. - May 18, 1938 Dave First to dream, then to act. Activities: F.F.A. CV. Pres.J 3, CPres.J 4. Transferred from Lyman Hall High, Walhng- ford, 3. Grind? . . . if: too early. AMBITI ON : Fruit grower. SHIRLEY CAROLYN MALCEIN New Britain, Ct. April 26, 1939 Shirl She has a pleasant and friend- ly way. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Emblem 2, 3, G.A.A. 3, Voice of Dem. Contest 2, jr. Minstrel, Jr. Prom, Sr. Sect. Club, Chronicle, Sr. Play, Sr. Prom, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Night. journal column . . . any new go.vrip?????.9 . . . Donny. AMBITI ON : To rnurry 4 mil- lionnaire and write zz novel. CHARLES ANTHONY MAROTTO Southington, Ct. July 25, 1939 Charlie , For he's a jolly good fellow. Activities: Glee Club 1, 23 Basketball l, 2 , Track 2, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Jr. Prom, Latin Club 2, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Night, Sr. Prom. Hound: . . . Dick . . . Florida. AMBITION: To be successful. N aa. .-atu.a..t L . 5 ,,-, F. S F2 , s 'F ,, . l Z4 I-. . I ,af i., gi KY' ag! .ff X fy 'Q '1 L I XNQKYW '1 ,S SF UXXYEIS' Y7'f'i:5i? EAVSX Lil.. 'rag tk ,, ,F-,B .,.g.: ,s.9f:s,1,s igeag-ggi..-fzlxwig if fs' X ' 1 2 - ' ' ' fgklfigls ,. X X we 3 - 1 'Q , ,, A-!sww5i ., ls X , , ,, . M C ,I .. 1 E I A - '-av-vpv-nvsv-t-nr ,,,,,,,,,.,, iSllil11U5l,l'lw6li' Jw- I W 'il' W- -- - GEORGE CRAIG MARSHALL DAVID GORDON Hartford, cf. Oct.29,1938 MCCORMICK -'Craig-' Meriden, Ct, May 19, 1939 Nothing worries him, nothing HDUVCH hurties him. Activities: Foot- ',.. Don'r worry, Napoleon was ball fMgr.J 1, Glee Club 1, 45 4' small tool Minstrels 43 Chronicleg Youth Mining! in, ,.,,,,, L.1,,,6, t . I Dav 4- ,-,..- KING SIZE. Craig 64 Clark - - . llfvby flvfbfff 'fjjf' AMB1T10N1 own pink cadil- . . . collegiate. ' lac' AMBITION: Officer of the Conn Guard. 1 .. . , QS . JANET ESTELLE MARTIN l x VIRGINIA KAY New Britain, Ct. ' d MCCULLOUGH jan. 19, 1940 Newark N .. . ,. , -J. June 6.1939 The wdwiss nd is to A 5 HGinnyH be one. yAiZtivitFe?: Soiph. Re- UNM to? serious' not toqggy' vue, jr. Minstrel, jr. Ptomg T- rifle gl, eva? gvilge r Cf Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Dramatic SIVIJERGTEC 29 Jr P50312 Club 3, 43 Sr. Prom, Field Hoc- S? Prom, Valentin? 153 e If keyg Class Nightg Basketball lg 4 Giee CNE 1 2 3 4, Bagminz Chronicle, Emblem 23 G.A.A. ton 2, 3, 4:'MijO1,etEes 1, Pep 51 PEP Club 34 Dame Comm' 'V Club 2 4- Chronicle- G.A A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Y0Ufl'1 Dev 4- '9 3, 4g Class, Night, Sr.iPlay.' Olga . . . yyyJ'3'J'J'J'J'J' - - - 10759 'J Fuzzy . . , Oxley'5 Special . , . 8: Iotepbme. Joan 8: Jenny. AAIBITION: Hope lerr chest. AMBH-ION, Make E good pATR1CIA ELLEN N, housewife for Fuzz. MAYNARD New Britain, Ct. 1 Dec. 25, 1939 Pat Though she is tiny, she is wise -a little terror for her size! Activities: Cheerleaders 13 Lit- erary Club lg Glee Club 1, 2, ALFRED JOHN MILLER 3, 43 Dance Comm- 1, 2, 3, 4: Bronx, N. Y. Nov. 20, 1939 Pep Club 3, 45 Leaders Club 3g Al G-A-A-3,4:Lafif1C1Ub 23 Em' I see and hear, but talk not blem 3i 43 Dfamauf Club 3- 4 W much. Activities: Glee Club Igcgpllegll lfb Pl'0fnEhGYfP 1, 2, 3, 4, Soph. Revue. X ' 3' ports ay 3' rom' Changing timer . . . k7l01lf'.f all cleg Honor Society 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3g Softball 31 Badmin- ton 3g Sr. Promg Sr. Playg Sooh. Revueg jr. Minstrelg Class Night. Merry Birlbday, Holly! . . . petite prey. AMBITION: To absorb all lhe knowledge I can and ure it wisely. ANNA BLANC1-IE MCCARTHY New Britain, Ct. Aug. 18, 1939 .-Annan Sugar and spice and every- thing nice. Activities: Honor Society 3, 4 !Treas.jg Chroni- cleg jr. Prom, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Special Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 2g Basketball 29 Soph. Revue, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4g Jr. Minstrel, Badmin- ton 2g G.A.A. 3g Candy Sales 39 Student Council 23 Sr. Play, Class Nightg F.T.A. 3, 4g Sr. Prom. Chopin II . . . curly locks . . . pajama partiet. AMBITION: Tearher. ...,..,,,.-. 3 ................ ii. V. vo-' M- 4 4 5' 1 i If' N it Eff QQ il' 1 .. --1? '1 fm , pa-Met . in K 1 if ns, J , I . iv A+ I , , f 5 . . . Math. AMBITIUN: Undecided. CAROLINE IDA MILLER Meriden, Ct. Feb. 19, 1940 Mill Divinely tall, and most di- vinely fairf' Activities: Glee Club 1, Z, 3, -ig Cheerleader iCo-Capri 1, 3, Jig Crusader 3, 4, Chronicle: Field Hockey 1, 2, Basketball 2, 33 Badmin- ton 31 Honor Society 3, 43 Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Soph. Revueg Jr. Minstrel, Jr. Prom, Pep Clubg Class Rep. 31G.A.A. 3, 43 Sr. Prom, Class Night. Co-ll arden . . . bazzdbox look . . . darn. AMBITION: Nursing. 21 . -, .,: g if s ,,5,,,l1 , ' ----. r W,, 1- , .i-ni., W XF , . QL-we I UW' J BARBARA ANN MONGILLO Plantsville, Ct. Aug. 27, 1939 Barb A cheer for the team she'd do, and never would forget the blue. Activities: Jr. Prom3 Jr. Minstrel3 Pep Club 1, 23 Bad- minton 13 Soph. Revue3 Cheer- leading 3, 43 Chronicle3 Sr. Secr. Club3 Sr. Prom3 Dance Comm. 33 Emblem 43 G.A.A. 43 Class Night3 Sr. Play. Lenny . . . mailman . . . buri- nerr law. AMBITION: Secretary. JOHN GREGORY MONGILLO Southington, Ct. Dec. 31, 1937 jackie Why do men worry them- selves so! Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4. Taxi driver . . . If it clean? AMBITION: Draftrman. RICHARD MOORE Boston, Mass. Nov. 24, 1939 Don't worry until something happens. Campy and trig . . . crazy chem- irt. AMBITION: Electrical engi- neer. Dick W.. 'i4'6'e Q ' S 3 JUDITI-I ANN MUSTO New Britain, Ct. july 5, 1939 Mush A good mixer,,a swell palg no wonder judy's a popular gal. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading 13 Archery Club fPres.D 2, 33 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey fMgr.j 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Soph. Revueg F.T.A. 3, 43 Emblem 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 UNESCO 33 Sports Dav 33 Track Bc Field 43 Special Glee Club 23 Softball 2, 3, 43 jr. Promg jr. Minstrel3 Jr. Red Cross 33 Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, '43 Sr. Prom3 Sr. Play3 Chroni- cle3 Badminton 2, 3, 43 Class Rep. 43 Class Night. Rialiculour . . . all the bread and butter you want . . . Marlo 8: Gert, AMBITION: Teacher. JAMES FRANCIS NAGLE Bristol, Ct. Mar. 14, 1940 uhm., Don't worry until something happens. Activities: Track 1 2, 3, 43 Minstrels 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Class V. Pres. 13 Special Glee Club 1, 23 jr. Minstrel CEndmanJ3 All-Stare Chorus 39 Class Night3 Jr. Re- ciral3 Sr. Prom3 Jr. Prom. Handrome . . . changing timer . . . Lacourciere. AMBITI ON : To graduate from college. JUDITH ANN NONEMACHER Bristol, Ct. june 17, 1939 Judi If smiles brought riches, she would be a millionaire. Ac- tivities: Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Emblem 2, 3, 43 Soph. Re- vue3 Jr. Minstrel3 Ring Comm. 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Special Glee Club 3, 43 G.A.A. 3, 43 Chronicle3 Sr. Playg Jr. Prom3 Class Nighrg Sr. Prom3 Sports Day 33 Valentine Page 33 F.T.A. 3, 43 Youth Day 4. Disney II . . . policemen . . . cute. AMBITION: To be a teacher . . . and cartoonirt. ROBERT JOSEPH ORLANDO Meriden, Ct. Oct. 26, 1939 Bob The world belongs to the en- ergericf' Farmer . . . lore that air force!! AMBITION: join the Air Force. JOSEPHINE GRACE OROFINO New Britain, Ct. july 2, 1939 josh Her ways are the ways of pleasantnessf' Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey lg Jr. Minstrel3 Jr. Promg F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Al ..., lanet . . .Perillo'J. AMBITION: Housewife ,M 1 .. . .,....,- -. 'H ,.. I - . 1,.':- 't-,km P - . i , irwnkiqi' . Eh x RICHARD ALLEN ORRILL Meriden Ct. Jan. 27 1959 Rip my - '13-..-r Quietly he came and ucntf Activities: Track 1' Orchestra 2 3 4' Fouthal 4' Sou. Revue' All-State Orchestra ? Stradirari . . . nite . . . Sm y. AMBITION: Eledriral engi- IIEGY. JOHN DAN ORSlNl Xwaterbury, Ct. Aug. 22, 1938 Glob Strong and fast was he, could he pitch, yes sirreel Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball apt.J 1, 2. 3, 4, Varsit ' ' Club Z, 3, 4, Soph. Revue, Jr, Minstrel: Gym Exh. 3, . Prom, Class Night, Sr. Prom. Shot down . . . eat: foothallr. AMBITION: Play hatehall in the Major Leagues. JOAN ANN PERNAL Plantsville, Ct. May 9, 1939 Joanie Her ways are the ways of pleasantnessf' Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, Badminton 3, 4, Chronicle, Sr. Prom, Class Niht, Dance Comm, 1, 2, 3, 4. Ho! rod . . . forgetful . . F.N.'ef. AMBITION: To he a turret!! ALBERT GEORGE POLACK Meriden, Ct. Mar. 5, 1953 Hands Unlike David in the Bible who is very small, this present day Senior looks down at us alll Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Varsitv 'S' Club 3, 4, Jr. Minstrel, Gvm Exh. 3, Chronicle. Water Company . . . Howie and jim'J . . . Plaimfille. AMBITION: To make a tuc- cettful living. . ....a....a.......-rs .a M. .ae ss.. 2. .- ,.a.,..,.... ..,.. ., ...... e 105 3 Qtfx , ' za, '23 , 4 '+- -. 'K' 'va r 'Z ,V , W 4 W ' 1 ' 4,1 fL?3:'1 ig, 'gy-i3.'A'.,,.,,gzgy fy f .55 , , . ,v WlLI.1AM PAUL POLCI Waterluury Ct. Aug.6 1959 Hound lf you tlon't know dont ask me. Activities: Glee Club 1 3 4' Dante Comm. l ' Soph. Revue' Latin Club 2' Archery Club 3' Bowling, Club 3' r. Prom' Crusader 3 4' Dramatic Club 4' Sr, Prom' Class Night' Chronicle' Valen- tine Dance 4. Houndt . . . cheerleader . . . uhat crazy idear . , . mountain- climl7er!!!! AMBITION: To make Colby and Judy. NICHOLAS JOSEPH PORIELLO Waterbury, Ct. May 24, 1939 Nick The world belongs to the en- ergetic. Activities: Band 1, 2, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Jr. Prom. Cuxtom Chevy . . . fruit rtand. AMBITION: To he Jutcefsful. STERLING ALBERT PORTER Bristol, Ct. July 31, 1939 Buddy Calm, cool, and collected. Activities: Basketball CMgr.J 1, Baseball CMgr.J 2, 4, Bas- ketball 2, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Dramatic Club 4, Sr, Prom, Glee Club 4. National Guard . . . F.N'er . . . Houndt . . . Lea. AMBITION: Find something I like to do. RICHARD EMERSON POTTER Waterbury, Ct. Sept. 16, 1939 Dick A gentle man makes no noise. Activities: Football 1, Baseball lMgr.h 1, Basketball lMgr.l 3. 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, CTreas.j 4. Farmer . . . quiet! jun get to k!101l'hlk!l., AMBITION: Agriculture. 23 ' ,J I ,,p,: - A NM' r ....-ugl ,M ,gli I 1, M, ,. ., k,, Q , 4 if 4 4 4 1.1-' 1 13.5943 if 4-.1 If , Q -ef it ., 1 a bf f ge - M U' 'QM l' ,ni J :P f 49,-P' wiv? Z ,f 7 W UM, f , f f. i W i ,,.,., V i ZW X in Z W Z a if an ,af f WWW, WW aw, 9' ,,,,4' JENNIE ANN RABIS Southington, Ct. May 9, 1939 Jennie Fun is my best subject. Ac- tivities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2. Bev and ,loan . . . Where? the long blond hair? AMBITION: To be a rucceu. RICHARD RANDALL RENNA Waterbury, Ct. Dec. 29, 1939 Dick Don't worry until something happens. Activities: Track 1, 2, Soph. Revue, jr. Minstrel, Latin Club 2, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Dramatic Club 4. Hound Club . . . Chemist . . . wide awake. AMBITION: Not to be a rnil- lionaire, just to live like one. MICHAEL R. RICH New Britain, Ct. Dec. 5, 1938 Mickey Silence betrays no one. Gabriel, blow your horn . . . F.N.'er. AMBITION: To finirh school. MARY ELIZABETH RIERA Bristol, Ct. Aug. 3, 1939 L.P. She is pretty to walk with, fun to talk with, and pleasant to know. Activities: Honor Society 3, 4, Class Pres. 2, 3, 4, Class Secr. 1, Girls' State 3, Bowling Club 2, Archery Club fSecr.J 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, Em- blem 3, 4, Chronicle, Special Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Candy Sales 3, Youth Day 4, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Soph. Revue, jr. Min- strel, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Exh. 3, Sr. Secr. Club, Sr. Play, Class Night, F.T.A. 3, 4. Nationwide . . . Wednesday nite. . . BL , . . AUCK. AMBITION: Teacher CMathj. SQ' -.-s,,.,,k shun' PAUL TIMOTHY RODRIGUEZ New Britain, Ct. . Mar. 20, 1959 ..Rod,, Everything comesif a man will only wait. ' Activities: Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Rep. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Var. sity 'S' Club 4, Soph. Revue, Ring Comm. 3, Jr. Minstrel, Valentine Page 3, Jr. Prom, Candy Sales 3, Honor Society QPres.J 3, 4, Chronicle, Sr. Prom, Class Treas. 4, Class Night, P.T.A. Play 1. Bef Lou 81 Rod . . . hungry . . . N. Y. AMBITION: To live happily ever after. ROBERT ELIAS SAGER Pennsylvania Aug. 20, 1938 Bob Books- C things devised by the enernyyf' Home and family living class dramalixt . . . working boy. AMBITION : Marine. BARBARA ANN SANTAGO New Britain, Ct. June 26, 1939 Bobi Barbara is here, Barbara is there, this happy girl is every- where. Activities: Cheerleader 1, Dramatic Club 3, lTreas.J 4, Pep Club 2, CV. Presb 3, CPres.J 4, Student Council 2, 3, Crusader 3, 4, Jr. Prom, UNESCO 3, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Special Glee Club 1, 2, G.A.A. 3, Leaders Corps 3, 4, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Gym Exh. 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chronicle, Archery Club 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Badmin- ton l, 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Sr. Play, Class Rep. 2, 3. Ruth 8: Sue . . . petite jeune fille . . . party happy. AMBITION: Clother buyer for Lord 8: Taylor? 8: Travel. RALPH SCHUSTER Waterbury, Ct. Oct. 1, 1939 Ralph Deeds measure the man! Ac- tivities: Transferred from Che- shire High 4, Band 1, 2, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, Chronicle 4, Glee Club 1, 2. Chauffeur . . . :peedo . . . tall, dark and recklexr. AMBITION: None. , 1 , Hs, af' 3 ' y sm ,Q ,. :W w I N.. . is r Y Q J i v-is 9. WILLIAM MILLER SCHWAB New Britain Ct. Nos. 2 1939 Bi 'Be always merry as ever you can for no one deliichts in u sorrowful man. Activities: Dance Comm. 1 7 3 4' Glee Clubl 2 3 4' Minstrels 2 3 4' All-State Concert 3' Special Glee Club l 2 3 4' Soph. Re- vue' jr. Red Cross 2 1Pres.7 3' Dramatic Club 2 3 QV. Pres.l 4 LCo-Pres.7' Xouth D 4' Class Rep. 2 3' jr. Prom' jr. Recital' UNESCO 3' jr. Minstrel llindmanp' Em- blem 4' Chronicle tCo-Ed.7' Sr. Prom Sr. Play' United Na- tions Contest Wlinner 3' P.T.A. Play 1' Class Night' F.T.A. 4: Candy Sales 3. Spirit and good nalure . . . llV'edr1erday nite . , . Frenchie AMBITION: To he happy and healthy. IRENE ELIZABETH SEPKO Southington, Ct. April 24, 1940 Irene If smiles kept her alive, she'd live until she was one hundred and five. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Chronicleg Soph. Re- vue: Sr. Secr. Clubg Pep Club 1: Jr. Prom: Sr. Promg jr. Min- strelg Class Rep. 2: jr. Prom Hostess 1, Dance Comm. 2, 3g Emblem 45 S65 Club. Farhionplafe . . . loads of fun . . . pretty and sweet. AMBITION: Secretary. DOMINIC CARMEN SERAFINO Bristol, Ct. july 19, 1939 Dom Why worry? I don'tl Activi- ties: Dance Band 33 Sr. Promg Soph. Revue: jr. Minstrel. Quiel???? . . . play il man . . . Lee Bc Kenny, AMBITION: To become an architectural draftrrrzarz. RALPH JOSEPH SGRILLO Southington, Ct. Sept. 5, 1939 Squirrel Always a good sport, mostly a good friend, Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, fPres.J 41 Glee Club 1: Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Terry . . . the flea . . . roda jerk hop. AMBITION: Heating con- tractor. '!i1iil'?Elll l1s' -I M .. ff' 'W ,K ' x at NX... t -uf ri.. , -up 1 .wus x,,'jjQ, in PETER JOSEPH SKELSKEY Bristol Ct. May 1 1939 ' E vis Crime in like a lamb and went lk- '1 l' n. Activities: ti 1. R vue, Class Pres. 1- . ass Reg. ,., 3 Special ee ul 1'f.ir r'1le1CleC 4' Df stef. mm.f' . Minstrel' Dramatic Club 3 4' Memorial Day Speaker 2' Var- sity 'S' Club 3 4' Class Night' Sr. Play' Class Rep. 2 3' Foot- ball 1' Track 1 3 4' Sr. Prom, Tall dark and handsome . . . Olympia . . . Frosh partier. AMBITIONL To disprove Ein- slein r theory of relativity. RONALD JAMES SKINNER New Britain Ct. jan. 14, 1940 Ronnie He may be quiet, he may be shy but there is mischief in his eye. Activities: Dance Comm. , , 43 Glee Club 1, 2, , g Baseball fMgr.j 23 Soph. Re- vue: Jr. Promg jr. Minstrel: Class Ring Comm. 3g Crusader 3, 45 Dramatic Club 4, Valen- tine Dance 4' Sr. Prom 4, Sr. Playg Class Nightg Chronicle' Varsity 'S' Club 4. Ellie . . . Le Premier Nation- al . . . Hound Dog. AMBITION: To go into hari- nerr. PETER BOWEN SMITH Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. 2, 1939 Pete Manners measure a man. Ac- tivities: Archery 2, 3: Honor Society 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 4: Bas- ketball lg Gym Exh. 33 Latin Club 13 Chronicleg Class Rep. 41 Class Night. Professor . . . square dancer . . . archery cluh?? AMBITION: History profes- ror. SHIRLEY MAY SMITH New Britain, Ct. May 2, 1938 Shirl A true girl, a nice girl and a friendly classmate. Activities: Glee Club 1, Z, 3, -ig Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g All-State Orchestra 4, F.T.A. 3. 4. Puls her hear! in her music . . . all stale . , . what a laugh! A111 BITIO N: First Grade teacher, 25 ' 3.g'F':r1fQrpgm,f,r ,A-.-'rv', ' ,, v,.,f,,1. ., , ,,g,,. -,.,3',,1 , ,5g.-r' .454 .:.g, f , - -- - I N ' . . N A , - 1, . s.- 1. ,....a, 1...-Ye. ..... . , .L Q., .,,W.u. i-,. M ,M 'f 'i- -' -f 1 , Hg ., ' --'-4 ' avg, q-nn., f W - , V , ,-3, . , ,V WC W1 WYMV ff' af f, f 7991! if 5 AGNES CAROL SOLLOCK Southington, Ct. Jan. 1, 1939 Aggie Noble in every thought and deed. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Sect. Club, Emblem Typing Staff. Brainy gal . . . Penny'J . . . clown. AMBITION: Secretary, '- GEORGE ROBERT SPRATTO Waterbury, Ct. July 28, 1940 George Never at a loss for words. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Emblem 3, 4, Chronicle, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, CV. Pres.J 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Minstrels 2, 3, 4, Soph Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Var- sity 'S' Club 3, 4, Track fMgr.J 1, 2, 3, 4, Special Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Sr. Play, Gym Exh. 3, Candy Sales 3, Class Rep. 1, 2. Careful driver . . . bury bee . . . Wednesday nite . . . cbeer. AM Bl TI ON 1 P barmacirt. ALAN JON STEVENS Meriden, Ct. Mar. 5, 1939 Kingfish Laugh and the world laughs with you. Activities: Football 1, 4, Track 1, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Minstrels 2, 3, 4, jr. Minstrel, Chronicle. Caruso 42 . . . crazy legs . . . full-tbroated fullback. AMBITION: Pbysical Educa- tion Inftructor. JAMES ALBERT TASSIE Bristol, Ct. Sept. 22, 1939 1-Tassii A little mischief now and then, but mostly all the time. Activities: Minstrels 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Soph. Re- vue, jr. Minstrel CEndmanj, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity 'S' Club, Emblem 3, 4, Special Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chor- us 4, Class Night, Chronicle, Youth Day 4. Black convertible . . , all Jlater . . . fsjtaif . . . nice hair. AMBITION: Navy career. 'WF HUGH D. TELFER Hartford, Ct. June 1, 1938 Wyatt Worry is a care I don't own. Farmer . . . twin . . . Larry 8: Al. AMBITION: None. ROBERT ALEXANDER TELFER Hartford, Ct. June 1, 1938 Bob Make hay while the sun shines. Farmer . . . quiet . . . Al 8: lar- ry . . . Double. AMBITION: College DAWN MARY THOMAS New Britain, Ct. Oct. 14, 1939 Dawn Quietness has given you many a friend. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Bas- ketball CMgr.J 4, UNESCO 33 Chronicle. Never angry, always Jmiling . . . Joft, quiet voice . . . cbange- able gal! AMBITION: jazz or popular finger. JAMES DAVIS THOMPSON New Haven, Ct. Mar. 1, 1939 uhm., Little care and no despair! Activities :, Honor Society 3, 4, Jr. Recital Winner, Minstrels 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Emblem 3, 4, Chronicle, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, CPres.J 4, Gym Exh. 39 Youth Day 4, Track 1, 3, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Jr. Minstrel CEndmanJ, Class Night, Special Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Soph. Revue. Mad Jcientirt . . . pharmacy . . . ,IS . . . fisbin' around. AMBITION: Succesxful engi- 71667. . . .,.,..a.,..i.,g35gy3ug:.51-.mr P 'Ts iN in ma x 1 'LJ' W' fa! af! Z ANTHONY UNGARO New York, N. Y. Dec. 29. 1938 Mike A combination rare and true: athlete, student, a good fellow too. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, LCapt.l 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Soph. Re- vue, jr. Minstrel, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 'S' Club 2.3, QPres.J 4, V. Pres. of Class 2, 4, Honor Society QV. Pres.J 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Gym Exh. 3, 4, Chron- icle, Class Night, Ring Comm. 3. Bat . . . radar . . . Olympia. RAPHAEL JOHN WATTS New Britain, Ct. june 8, 1939 ..Ray.. Be gone dull care. HoJpital.9?.9 . . . quiet? jun get lo know him. AMBITION: Carpenter. CLARA ANN WICHROSK1 Southington, Ct. Jan. 29, 1939 Clair For she is just a quiet girl whose nature never varies. Ac- tivities: Glee Club 1, Softball 3, F.H.A. 1, 2. Chet . . . friendly . . . bard, cheerful worker AMBITION: To be a house- wife. ELIZABETH LOUISE WILKEYSON Saint Albans, N. Y. jan. 28, 1939 Betty Lou A good mixer, a swell pal, no wonder she's a popular gal. Activities: Soph. Revue, Arch- ery Club 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Field Hockey fMgr.j 3, Pep Club 3, Emblem 3, 4, jr. Minstrel, Ring Comm. 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 3, Special Glw Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Gym Exh. 3, Chroni- cle, jr. Prom, Sports Day 2, 3, Sr. Prom, UNESCO 3, Class Night. , ' ,ff Meaiure by Rod! . . . charter . . . dancing in the dark . . . , . Jada jerk. 2 AMBITION: To be or not to ' be. ES. f:',:'-'f:'1i 'r1' -lr' B! li 1. Y' Y'n....,b i. rw f' BARBARA MAE WILKEYSON Hollis N. Y. an.24, 1940 Bobbie She seems quiet-but don't get her.sturied! Activities: Track 2, Pc-p Club 2, 3, ' G.A.A, S, fi, lr. Minstrel, Dra- matic Club 3, fbiscrl 4, Soph. Revue' Dance Comm, l, 2 3 4, Archery Club 2, jr. Prom' Emblem 3, 4, Sports Day 2, 3- Ring Comm. 3, Chronicle, Sr. Prom, Special Glee Club 2, 3 4, Gym Exh. 3, Sr. Play, Class Night. Speedo . . . Jmall pockelbookf? . . . Faxbionr . . . F.N'er. AMBITION: Apparel design- JOAN ALICE WRIGHT Bristol, Ct. Sept. 23, 1939 Quiet until you know her. Activities: Glee Club 1 4' Badminton 1 2' Student Council 2' Librarian 2' Chron- icle' G.A.A. 2, Field Hockey 1. Artist . . .work bard . . . F.N.'er . . . June. AMBITION: Fashion derign- SHEILA ANN WRINN Bristol Ct. ' une 5 1939 Rosy Cheeks Happy am l, from care 1'm free. Why can't they all be con- tent like me? Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Special Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Chronicle, Dramatic Club 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Night, Emblem 4. Telephone calli . . . boys, boyt, lroyi ,... Maryann 8: Barbara. AMBITION: To become a yer- retary. in 4, 1 v 1 1 s 1 ef 1-Jenin , 2, 3, i v r 1 v n ef , J , EMILY MARY ZAWISZA New Britain, Ct. Dec. 21. 1939 ..Em.. May the hinges of friendship never rust. Activities: Orches- tra 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, -ig Student Coun- cil 2, Sports Day 1, 2, 3, 4, Soph. Revue, lr. Minstrel, Sr. Sect. Club 1Pres.l, Bowling Club 3, CV. Pres.J 4, Leaders Corps 3, 4, Field tk Track fMEf-J 2, 3, 4, Chronicle, G.A.A. 3, 4, Badminton 2, 4, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Night, Sr. Prom, Pep Club 4, Dramatic Club 4. Sophie. . .lJo1n1rlr. .,Lea.. . ZORCH!! A111 BITION: Priz-'are Jecretary. lsr.-:ff . 4 i .gik DAVID THOMAS ZDUNCZYK New Britain, Ct. Aug. 23, 1939 Davy Rockett He can ask more questions than a hundred Wise men can answer. Activities: Football 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 5, 4, Chroni- cle, UNESCO 3. The Flea . . . Weaknerr for I'J . . . coy remarki. AMBITI ON : Engineer, Drafts- man. JOAN FRANCES NASH Hartford, Ct. August 22, 1939 joanie Full of gentle kindness her looks and language are. Ac- tivities: Transferred from Hart- ford Public High, January 1957, Leaders Corps 1, 2, 3,4, Biology Club 3, 4, Girls Lea- gue 2, 3, 4, Freshman Girls Club, Student Council. Girls Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. New-comer . . . friendly last . . . petite et jolie. AMBITION : Teacher ANTHONY JOHNATHAN TARFANO Sourhington, Ct. june 11, 1938 Tosh Good humor, frank and free. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, CCo-Capt.J 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Track 1, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Varsity 'S' Club 2, 3, 4, Class Night, Sr. Prom, jr. Prom, Chronicle. Puddle jumper . . . crutcher and cast!!! AMBITION: Physical Educa- tion Instructor. ROBERT BURZ Brooklyn, N. Y. Sept. 20, 1939 Bob Agriculture endures good sense. Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Farmer . . . picturelesr. AMBITION: None. CLASSMATES WHO WERE WITH US DURING PART OF OUR Barbara Alderi Richard Awol Judith Bacon Donald Badgley William Bailey Doria Beauliel Elaine Boisvert Stanton Burns Louise Carbone joseph Cerniglia William Curtiss Gerald D'Angel0 Beverly D'Emanuelle Thomas DePaulo joseph Del Buono Dolores Doubleday FOUR YEARS James DuBois Marcia Earle Sylvia Emond Paula Fannon Ansel Fish William Flynn William Gester Robert Hotchkiss Wilbur Hughes Mario Iorillo Mary Lou Jankowsky Ulla jerlin john Lorenzo Q, Frances Mastrianni Patricia McKenney Jean Oulette 28 Gail Pierce Bernice Pelletier Shirley Perotti Mary Pollard Michael Rabis Beverley Smith Paul Standish Denice Stone Marilyn Sweeney Sandra Tourtelott Patricia Venditto Nancy Weichmann Evelyn Wendt Charles West james Wilson Richard Wilson .u...L....,-...-+-tzaaaamg . un-- . ,,.,.. ml 1. 1 11itL!in1olmitillizltsltislltmiiliilammtuilnnmnu ' ' 6.1 JJJ FOQM Look! The future is before us The road lies wide and bright Beckoning and calling, its path marked clear and white We must face that future With minds and hearts so true, With willing hands and bodies strong With the spirit of the blue. Rugged Mountains Round About Us We have heard the echoes ring As on the fields of battle our Alma Mater we did sing. So sing it louder louder now Raise your voices high For calling clearer in the distance the roll of drums draws nigh. The future is before us' The road lies wide and bright Beckoning and calling its path marked clear and bright. May we answer that call! Shirley Malcein Y Z f2Y. Sf .4iZ 91- 1 w y 1 9 Q 2 9 s 1 a Q Q Y 'bt-27. - 4 gi.. - 4 V 3. - l A - - V Y.. l A ' IIV NENORXHN ROBERT M. TELFER 1938-1957 We, the Class of 1957, dedicate this page of our yearbook to our departed classmate Robert Telfet, a favorite classmate, a loved companion, and a valued friend. May his memory live in the hearts of all his friends at Southington High School. 1 3 by - - f ' Jayffzfzaff v ' ' 29 - . ' ..-..........aa-r:........,...,mia,..,.,...,--- ...,,,.iA. - CLASS HISTORY THE RISE OF THE CLASS OF FIFTY-SEVEN . . . being an account of the peoples, times, and actions of the Class of Fifty-Seven during its four years of existence . . . . On the seventh day of September in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-three, we were called to the court of King Martin Phelan to serve as the royal pages Cfreshmenj of Southington High School. The massive .stone walls, grand courtyards, dungeons and underground passages confused and mystiiied us. But on that same day Sir Craig Matheson took us under his wing and gave us encouragement. Our head page was Peter Skelskey with assistant, James Nagle, Clerk of the Courts, Mary Riera and Money Lender, Joanne Fontana. Some of us soon proceeded to be accepted in court. We were very proud to learn that Marcia Earl, Judith Musto, Caroline Miller, Barbara Santago, Ruth England, Johanna Brunalli, Deanna Gibbs and Maria Fontana were chosen as heralds Ccheer- leadersj. Virginia McCullough and Joseph Del Buono were elected honorary pages at the Knights Cseniorsj annual Valentine Dance. Our pride soared sky high when we heard that Virginia Goggin became a member of the castle record book, the Emblem. As the year drew to a close we realized that we still had three more years of service in court before us. We had one consolation-We were no longer the youngest in the court. In September of '54, under the leadership of Mary Riera, Head Cavalier, and her associates, Michael Ungaro, Susan Keegan and Louise Carbone, we hoped for more activities. We were finally given our reward. First Michael Ungaro, Anthony Tarfano, John Geloso and John Orsini were wearing the armor Cjacketsj which they earned in aiding the Knights in an undefeated season of tournaments Cfootball gamesj. It becarne known that we had talent among us, and James Tassie, James Nagle, Alan Stevens, and William Schwab became Minstrels under Lady Beach's direction. The talent of the class as a whole became quite apparent when we were allowed to present our own entertainment, which has now become an annual affair. It was called the Sophomore Spotlight Revue and was the hit of the year due to Sir Matheson's direction. Do you remember Ronald Skinner, the little boy with the big dog, or the McGuire Sisters, Tosh, Tassie, and Thompson, with mops on their heads? It must have been days before George got the shaving lather out of his hair! There Is Nothing Like A Dame in the eyes of our happy sailors, who really believe in this song. The beautiful solo of Betty Lou Wilkeyson in May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You was a finale that shall always be remembered by all. That year the Honorary royal pages at the Valentine Dance were Jan Bennett and Barbara Aduskevich. Our players represented us well in all of the tournaments Cgames, basketball, baseball and trackl. Janet Martin wrote our class news in the court archives CThe Emblemj and Jane Doucette became the scribe Csecretaryb of the same. Judy None- macher and Ralph Grimaldi displayed their artistic talents by drawing for the Emblem. Sadness fell upon us as the year came to an end. We learned that Sir Matheson was leaving us to go on a pilgrimage to Woodbury. In parting we gave our best wishes and a standing invitation to visit us often. Returning in our third year as squires, Sir James Mariconda was chosen as our new counselor. Chief of Squires, Mary Riera along with John Geloso, Ralph Grimaldi, and Jane Doucette assumed their posts and proceeded to build up the treasury with the vending of refreshments to the entire court at mid-morning. The heralds Ccheer- leadersj chosen for the coming year were Caroline Miller, Johanna Brunalli, Susan Keegan. Barbara Mongillo and Judith Ahearn. Writing our class archives was Mary Riera. Joanne Fontana was selected as the Southington High School news correspondent for the Southlngton News and Hartford Courant. Those selected for the All State Chorus were James Nagle and William Schwab. Richard Orrill took part in the All State Orchestra. In December, while Al DeCaro and his musifal minstrels serenaded us, we danced in the moonlight of Clair de Lune at our Prom. Everyone was pleased when Squire 30 7iflxlfl11!ll'lll!llfl'lll3llblllIl I! ll l'.3lll' HI' l' ' Albert Lapreay and Maid Joan Mottola were named guests of honor by co-chairmen Jane Doucette and Michael Haburay. The ballroom was set up in the manner of a French cafe in red, white, and blue. To the opening strains of Moonlight Serenade everyone danced under an enormous luminous moon surrounded by hundreds of silver stars on a sky blue background. The enchanting evening ended with Moments to Remember. Our court standing was rising constantly. Judith Ahearn, James Nagle, Constance Entwistle, William Schwab, Marcia Earl, and James Thompson were chosen as hnalists in our Recital with the latter two emerging as the triumphant winners. Judith None- macher and Paul Rodriguez were the royal squires at the Valentine Dance. All of our efforts were put into the major production of the year, our Minstrel. Cendmenl: Anthony Angiletta, Ralph Grimaldi, James Nagle, James Thompson, John Berg, William Lacourciere, James Tassie, and William Schwab. The other great acts which helped make the show a success will always be remembered. Accepted into the Minstrels this year were Joanne Fontana, Maria Fontana, Deanna Gibbs, Susan Keegan, Ruth England, George Spratto, John Berg, James Thompson, and Ralph Grimaldi. Those admitted to the Honor Society of the court were Michael Ungaro, Mary Riera, Paul Rodriguez, Peter Smith, Anna McCarthy, Ann Della Vecchia, Joanne Fontana Sandra Krampitz, George Spratto, Patricia Maynard, Judith Ahearn, Caroline Miller Sally Clark, Virginia Goggin, and James Thompson. We selected a ring committee composed of Barbara Wilkeyson, Ronald Skinner Judy Nonemacher, Michael Ungaro, Betty Lou Wilkeyson, and Paul Rodriguez. Mary Riera, John Geloso, Michael Ungaro, journeyed across the moat to a distant castle KUCONNJ to learn about the makings of the feudal system, four governmentb. When September of '56 came, we were at last, full fledged knights of the castle but our morale was low due to the lack of an adviser. Our leaders, Mary Riera, Michael Ungaro, Jane Doucette, and Paul Rodriguez took charge and soon Lady Sophie Ramon- detta was chosen to help lead us on the paths of chivalry and knowledge. Caroline Miller and Johanna Brunalli were elected heads of the heralds. Joanne Fontana and William Schwab were chosen the scribes Cco-editorsj of the Chronicle, Ruth England assumed the leadership of the Crusader, and Virginia Goggin was elected Editor of the Emblem. We welcomed the new pages into court with a general entertainment and reception. Selected for All-State this year were Susan Keegan, Ruth England, James Tassie, James Thompson, Shirley Smith, and Richard Orrill. We can't ever forget those Saturday afternoon tournaments C football gamesl. Hundreds jammed the stadiums to see our men: Michael Ungaro. Anthony Tarfano, co-captains, John Berg, John Orsene, Lawrence Hall, Jan Bennett, William Lacourciere, John Geloso. Anthony Angiletta, William Benevento, Peter Lazauskas, Alan Stevens and Richard Orrill, who all fought bravely and daringly on the field of combat. The King and Queen at the Valentine Dance were Leatrice Gioia and Sterling Porter. 1 Who will ever forget John Geloso as the lnterlocuter and the eight court jesters 7 7 9 The Basketball players were Richard Lorenzo, captain, Peter Lazauskas, Albert Polak. Anthony Tarfano, and Paul Rodriguez. Johanna Brunalli received the D.A.R. Award, Robert Brookes, the Bausch-Lomb Science Award, and Sally Clark was named the local Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. The top Twelve Knights of King Phelan's Round Table were Valedictorian, Virginia Gogging Salutatorian, Sally Clark, Joyce Brown, David Jones, Peter Smith, Mary Riera, Richard Renna, William Schwab, George Spratto, Paul Rodriguez, Peter Skelskey, Joanne Fontana, Alfred Miller. In the fall, twenty seniors ran the town government as part of the Loyal Order of Moose Youth Honor Day . Because we were soon to part paths, we treated ourselves to a banquet fclassnightb at Waverly Inn, and then a royal ball fsenior proml, as a fitting climax to our wonderful four years in the castle. - 'mm-lImImlIl , ' 1 N W. 1 Q ix 5 I fi.ufp-t fxgggbb I . I It I f . , D f 32 Il l l I L div 5 l I 1 'lift I' ,I U x all ll Lt, s fl I .EF ,-, X' '-I-allill if I L - L-r .J s.. 'YM A.: 2 .kk 9' K ' N t ' X I , ...- .,- -,.,- CLASS WILL Be it known to all persons, that We, the Class of 1957 of the Southington High School, of the Town of Southington, in the County of Hartford, in the State of Connecti- cut, being of lawful age, of sound and disposing mind, memory and judgment, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all previous wills and codicils by us heretofore made. We give, divise, and bequeath to our lawful heirs as follows: I. To our Alma Mater we leave our best wishes and sincere thanks for the part she played in our lives. i II. To our Principal, Mr. Phelan, we leave our deepest respect, devotion and thanks for his efforts to prepare us for the future. 1 III. To Mr. Matheson, Mr. Mariconda, Miss Ramondetta, and Mr. Bryan, we leave our deepest appreciation for their efforts to make our class functions a success. IV. To each English Teacher we leave a spot of tea Cspotty tiej. V. To the Mathematics Department we leave some eyecatching figures. VI. To each Science Teacher we leave Newton's apple. VII. To the two Language Teachers we leave some romance language writings. VIII. To the Music Department we leave some instruments with which you may doctor up our discords. IX. To the Business Department we leave a carriage that must not be thrown. X. To each Industrial Arts Teacher we leave the hammers we saw. XI. To the History Department we leave dates which we never absorbed. XII. To the Gym Teachers we leave some diamonds since you work on them. XIII. To the Homemaking Teachers we leave sewing Csowingj necessities. XIV. To the Driver Education Teacher we leave some relaxing pills so you won't get a nervous breakdown. XV. To the Office Staff we leave a larger and more efficient student staff to aid in the daily routine. XVI. To the whole Faculty we leave a new set of rules as follows: I. Any excuse may be acceptable after an absence. 2. Parents will not have to sign report cards. 5. Students may loiter in the halls after the bell. 4. Students may leave the classroom without passes. XVII. To the whole student body we leave seven commandments. I 2 3 4. 5. 6 7. XVIII. solved: I. 2. 3. Thou shalt not run in the halls. Csliding is more funj Thou shalt not drive thy teacher to the rave 6 let the hearse 8 - 7 Thou shalt not whisper to thy neighbor in class. Cshouting annoys the teacher morej Thou shalt not lean to look at thy neighbor's paper. K have it passed to youj Thou shalt not bring home to thy parents foul grades. C forge some better onesj Thou shalt not push when leaving assembly C pinching makes people move fasterj. Thou shalt not skip classes. K running is fasteri To whom it may concern we leave the following perplexing questions to be Who placed the bomb hoax call? Why did Glee Club attendance suddenly rise 10045 in the middle of the year? Where was the President of the Student Council all those class periods? What did the Chronicle Staff do durin 6th eriod7 -4. . g p . XIX. To the next Chronicle Staff we leave a working membership of more than five people. XX. To the Class of '58 we leave our throne to appreciate. XXI. Remember Class of '59, as Juniors you must keep in line. XXII. This advice to you Class of '60, With your treasury be very thrifty. XXIII. And now to the Class of '61, we leave four years of lots of fun. XXIV. To Southington High we leave. In witness whereof, we have here unto set our hand and seal this seventeenth day of June, in the year of our Lord, One Th . d ' ' 0uS1r1 . Nine Hundred, Fifty-Seven. ' crass OF 1957 JOANNEFONTANA WILLIAM SCHWAB -,....n......1.a,....t,.s4...t-nmqas. .--:of ,,, - A - I ag iiifgw fa- fv ajfeve f 5 A 141554, O, 'I J 1 Q, r 7-- N Q 5 1 X I N , A ' 1' Y l I in cAsT A A A Left to right: Ralph Grimaldi, Pat Maynard, Barbara Santago, James Thompson, Carol Dix, Pete Lazauskas, Judy Ahern, Judy Musto, Bar- bara XVilkeyson. QNot picruredlz Peter Skelskey, John Berg. 'mg THE MONKEY'S UNCLE A Pete Skelskey Pat Maynard l A Riproarious Farce In Three Acts Mime Mae 85 son any Bob James Thompson, Barbara BY Sanrago, Bonnibel and Gary- Presented by the Class of 1957, April 5, 6, Hatton School JAY TOBIAS THE PLAYERS CAST OF CHARACTERS Bonnibel Piper, Barbara Santago, The Monkey, an orphan Gary Abershaw, James Thompson, The Monkey's Uncle, a young architect Eudosia Yawky, Barbara Wilkeysong Aunt Dosie, the lovable old Negro housekeeper Rhonda, Yates, Judy Ahearng Gary's secretary Minnie Mae Hefferheld, Pat Maynarclg Who minds everyones business but her own Billy Bob Hefferfield, Peter Skelskey, Her thirteen-year old son, a young bully Lily Dalzell, Carol Dix, Gary's old Hame, a provocative widow Mrs. Derwood Dufrayne, Judy Musto, Lili's aristocratic Aunt Debra Peverly Carter, Ralph Grimaldi, a young man of leisure, crazy over Rhonda Sam Higgins, John Bergg Bonnibel's Simon Legree stepfather Milo, Higgins, Pete Lazauskasg Bonnibel's stepbrother and france Directors ,, , .,., . .. .. ,Victor Terek, Colline Andrews, Avis Churchill Student Directors, Prompters r . . , Mary Riera, Jane Doucette SETTING The entire action of the play takes place at the present time in Blue Hills, a suburb of a small Midwestern City. Act I About three o'clock on an afternoon in early September Act II One hour later Act Ill A few moments after the close of Act ll '5 1, A ' M X X' -jf, I ll , ff iw rtae gi ,' A fin' A 1 , 11 ,jg,f4'J' i Al ' I 501116 wlji. JJr'J'JHel I-F .LJ-JJ' 1. Rug - ged mountains round about us Rise to greet our happy throng, 2. Hap - py are the days we spent here, As We upward onward move. .r .r-I-'l fl-l-V 'llf 1. As we set the echoes ring - ing With our joy - ous tri - umph song, 2. May our hearts' de - votion never Faithless or dis - loy - al prove. him .lVV1'f L'tlJ 'l 'l 4 1. All our hearts in Southington High School, All our cheers are for the blueg 2. And when time shall make us workers, In the world of might and right, 5 I Hfrfr H-'J 4,41-H ' 1. Loy - al - ty shall be the watchword of our band so staunch and true. 2. May our love for Southington High School Keep our banners' honor bright s. 34 ff' Z Wgyy 'X X f W f-.55 Y! . x3 if? ef J is '4 may X ,.,,,.,,.-,,, ......-..m.,.,,,, 1-M uni,--Q i 3 V Q -E vw ef gissii 'Q - f Q. 'O G' J PRESENTATIONS ' ADUsKEv1cH, BARBARA cAMPocH1ARo, RALPH Since with Jan you go steady, A wedding band will make you ready. AHEARN, JUDITH Because your smile is like a sunbeam, We leave to you a tube of Gleam. AMODIO, LUCY Since you're one who is so quiet, We leave a bell, make a riot! ANGELONE, BEVERLY Since you are a charming lass, We leave to you a looking glass. ANGILETTA, ANTHONY In the game of baseball you are hep, We leave to you a box of Pep BADGLEY, JOYCE A nicer gal there never be, A great big heart we give to thee. BAILEY, MARILYN So at work you'll never shirk, We leave you a miniature soda jerk. BEAUSOLIEL, GEORGIAN To Bill you stick so true, We leave with you this bottle of glue. BENEVENTO, WILLIAM You are such a funny boy, Here's a great big, bottle of Joy. BENNETT, JAN Because you are so steady, We leave this ring so you too will be ready. BERG, JOHN To help you block them on the field, We leave to you this dainty shield. BOUCHARD, PATRICIA Because your hair is always so clean, We present this lanoline to keep its sheen. BROOKES, ROBERT Toward Science you look with hope, We leave to you this telescope. BROWN, CLARKE Because you have a common name, Here's a new one to lead you to fame. BROWN, JOYCE Because you're a newcomer to our town, We leave you this map to flnd your way around. BRUNALLI, JOHANNA For one who is always late - by golly, We leave to you this speedy trolly. BUKOWSKI, LENORE Because with clothes you are so neat, We present this sachet to keep them sweet. BURKE, PATRICIA Of dates you always have so many, So here is a box so you'll have plenty. BURZ, ROBERT Of the Chronicles camera you were shy, Here's one of your own, give this a try. CADY, ROBERT A comic you are and always will be, Read these jokes that we leave to thee. CA LLAI-IAN, GERALD A new delivery truck is all you need, To deliver the news with lots of speed. Because in your red bomb you are always seen, We leave you this bottle of wax to keep it, clean. CARRUTH, WILLIAM Because you have a quiet manner, To make some noise here's a hammer. CHILDS, ARTHUR h r ' orders ou never did heed The teac e s y , We give to you this apple which you someday may need. CLARK, SALLY Because in a quiet mood you live, A penny for your thoughts We give. DeFELICE, BARBARA Because with hair you are such a wizard, To keep it neat we present this scissors. DELLAVECCHIA, ELEANOR Because you are so quiet and nice, Here's a little rattle, shake it twice. DELLAVECCHIA, ANN Because you're such a pretty lass, We give to you this looking glass. DeSTEFANO, BETTY ANN To a majorette with a strut so fine, Here's a baton, keep it in line. DIX, CAROL Because so grown up you do look, We present you with this fashion book. DORAN, ELLEN Silver threads upon a cloud, We present this plane to get you down. DOUCETTE, JANE An Elementary teacher you Want to be, Here's a book of A B C's. EDELE, CAROL To Carol we leave a megaphone, To hear your voice so well known. ENGLAND, RUTH Because you are so much fun, We give to you this hot cross bun. ENNIS, ELAINE You run around like at a race, This clock will help you set the pace. ENTWISTLE, CONSTANCE In the Junior Recital you were so swell, Here are some stories for you to tell. FARYNIRZ, RAYMOND This big hanky you will need, When you go out to weed your seeds. FEENY, GERALDINE Because you're on all the girl's teams, Here's a uniform with all the right seams. FONTANA, JOANNE Because in typing you are so fast, A medal we give - may your speed last. IVONTANA, MARIA The tune Desert Song is your favorite, Here's a copy, forever save it. FOURNIER, EUGENE Because you re so needy of transportation, We give you this car, use your imagination. FRAGOLA, RICHARD For the boy who works in the A8tP, We leave to you this cup of tea. 36 I U PQ' X I Y vQ ,ggi E 11' Q 'sf .-x.,..,-.-1.4m-'A-H lan:-fQ.uQ-Gu ' 'Y ' H L' f . 'Ne-. i ..... .. . . - ' ' 2 'L i p ilfxx ' FRAIN, RONALD This boy works at the store of Flynn, We give to him a silver pin. FRANCIS, BERYL A future homemaker someday you'll be. So we give to you this recipe. GELINAS, JEANNE So you won't be like other fools, We leave to you these traffic rules. GELOSO, JOHN Because as a host you do excel, We leave to you this new doorbell. GERCHAK, MARY ANN Because your clothes are neat and trim, Here's a box to keep them in. GIBBS, DEANNA A guitar so well you play, We give you a ticket to Broadway. GILMAN, DOROTHY Because a nurse is your ambition, This thermometer will keep your patients in condition. GIOIA, LEATRICE In the G.A.A. you do excel, Here's a medal, wear it well. GOGGIN, VIRGINIA Because with Jerry you are always seen, We leave you a picture of a movie star dream. GRIMALDI, RALPH To an artist, a dancer, and Romeo too, We leave you the record of Singin the Blues. HABURAY, MICHAEL With everyone you seem to rate, So We leave you a picture of each classmate. HALL, LAWRENCE Because you are always seen at the Oven, We leave you some money to balance your budget. HALL, LEE Because you work in a grocery store, We give you this broom to sweep the floor. JEVVETT, MARLENE To a successful girl in marching endeavors, We leave a baton to lead with forever. JOHNSON, JO ANN Little noise you seem to make, This loud speaker please take. JONES, DAVID Although we know you were 3rd in line, This equation will make you First next time. KASHUR, JUDITH You're nice and snappy and full of pep, With this trumpet swing it - hep, hep. KRAMPITZ, SANDRA We give to you a bottle of wave set, So over your curls you won't have to fret. KRULIKOWSKI, NANCY We know your hair is curly and bright, This brush will forever keep it just right. LACOURCIERE, WILLIAM With most girls you rate quite high, You'll win lots more with this flashy tie. LaPIER, RICHARD Because your glasses should always sheen, We present these tissues to keep them clean. ,- . Y . ,,,,,m ,M PRESENTATIONS LAPREAY ALBERT Because you have such golden locks We leave to you this peroxide box. LAZAUSKAS PETER To you some Brilcream for your snazzy hairtlo We hope the girls will flock around you. LORENZO RICHARD Many baskets you do score Here's a ball to make some more. MALCEIN SHIRLEY To Shirley who likes to write so much We leave a pencil with a magic touch. MAROTTO CHARLES We leave to you this shammy to keep it clean. MARSHALL GEORGE With your clothes so slick and near We leave you this jazz bow that can t be beat. MARTIN JANET Because it can t be won in any way We leave you this banner Miss Y.M.C.A. MAYNARD PATRICIA To one who is so very small We leave these stilts to make you t . MCCARTHY ANNA You are bright and oh so fair Here's a ribbon for your hair. MCCORMICK DAVID 7 I ' , ' . . , . , . 1 . , . Because in a Buick you are always seen, , ! , , , , all , , , Since you seldom have much to say, We leave to you this poem that's gay. MCCULLOUGH, VIRGINIA Because you are so blond and fair, We leave to you this Fuzzy bear. MacDONALD, DAVID Since future farmers interest you, We leave you this cow that moos. MILLER, ALFRED Because Chemistry seems to be an open door, We give you this bottle of HZSO4. MILLER, CAROLINE A swell co-captain so tall and fair, Here's a pass for the games next year. MONGILLO, BARBARA Since here your fondest dream came true, A wishing well we leave to you. MONGILLO, JOHN Because you drive a crazy car, This set of keys will take you far. MUSTO, JUDITH Since you're a good pal all around, You can use this address book well-bound. NAGLE, JAMES Since taking life easy is your style, This rocking chair you'll greet with a smile. NASH, JOAN Since you're not sure of which career to pursue. We leave you a book to help you choose, NONEMACHER, JUDITH In case you ever lose your blush, This rouge will help to make you Hush. ORLANDO, ROBERT Since you are so small and quiet, We leave to you a giant rocket. 37 Q? 'xv W 1 PRESENTATIONS ORRILL, RICHARD In the orchestra you did your part, Here's a contract for a start. OROFINO, JOSEPHINE You love to laugh, you love to play, This little feather will keep you gay. ORSINI, JOHN Because at pitching you are so great, We leave to you this odd home-plate. PERNAL, JOAN and RABIS, JENNIE To J 8: J who stick so true, To you we give a bottle of glue. POLAK, ALBERT Since our gym floor you always did sweep, We leave you these shoes to stay on your feet. POLCI, WILLIAM In order to keep these verses rhyming, We leave a rope for your mountain climbing. PORRIELLO, NICHOLAS This big new car we leave to you, With a speed capacity of 102. PORTER, STERLING Because with a certain girl you do so rate, We leave you a telephone to make a date. POTTER, RICHARD Because you are a farmer boy, We leave to you this tractor toy. RENNA, RICHARD We leave this set of encyclopedias to you, For proof that your arguments are always true. RICH, MICHAEL We leave to you this excused pass, So you can always geninto class. RIERA, MARY To you who is the head of our class, We toast you with this champagne glass. RODRIGUEZ, PAUL Because you eat and eat some more, We leave you a key to a kitchen door. SAGER, ROBERT A report card with an A in typing for you, Because like many, you had troubles too. SANTAGO, BARBARA To you we leave this gas of laughter, To keep you in stitches for ever after. SCHUSTER, RALPH Because your cars are really a riot, We give you a muffler to keep them quiet. SCHWAB, WILLIAM You should be proud of your accent francais, Read aloud from this French book every day. SEPKO, IRENE At dressing smartly you do excel, Here's a copy of Mademoiselle SERAFINO, DOMINIC To make your guitar sound clear and sweet, We bequeath to you a music sheet. SGRILLO, RALPH To you with hair so curly and light, We give this comb - use it every night. SKELSKEY, PETER Since it's Elvis you adore, This guitar is yours forever more. SKINNER, RONALD Since in the Hounds you do belong, We leave to you a Presley song. SMITH, PETER Because you are so full of knowledge, A scholarship' to put you through college. SMITH, SHIRLEY Into the field of music you like to dwell, This sheet of music should suit you well. SOLLOCK, AGNES Since the secretarial course you had, Here's what you need, a stenographers pad. SPRATTO, GEORGE Because carting the kids has worn your car out, This new one we'll give you you deserve it without dou , b STEVENS, ALAN Because as director of Minstrels you were superb We leave you a contract in hopes you'11 succeed TARFANO, ANTHONY A bottle of liniment will keep you in shape, Instead of having yourself wound up with tape. TASSIE, JAMES Because so free from care you drive, Here's a guarantee to keep you alive. TELFER, HUGH We happened to notice that you wear glasses, Here's some new ones to watch the lasses. THOMAS, DAWN You wish to be a singer of blues, Here's a copy of Variety - keep up with the THOMPSON, JAMES A great scientist you wish to be, We leave you a book of Chemistry. UNGARO, MICHAEL Because you are the athletic type, We leave to you this sporty pipe. WICHROSKI, CLARA We hardly know that you're around, So blow this whistle when you're in town. WILKEYSON, BARBARA To you who wears so many bangles, Here is another to add to the jangles. WILKEYSON, ELIZABETH Thousands of sodas we know you make, Here's a sample to see how yours tastes. WRIGHT, JOAN This guarantee for a raise in pay, So at the First National you'll always stay. WRINN, SHEILA Here's another man for your large collection, Treat him with kindness and a little affection. ZAWISZA, EMILY Because your name starts with a Z , We leave you this book to read with glee. ZDUNCZYK, DAVID Because your name is the last in our class, We give you a report card to show that you passed In each verse that we did write, We tried to please with all our might, But if in some way we did offend, Just remember we didn't intend. If some of the gifts did bring some woe, Please see George, Bill, Sheila, Judy or Bobbi and Jo I 'pr' 'PMX V s' :if rann4mmam-inrm.mm.nrm.4.un.unm V- ' ' ' 'L' K 5 9 nf. , ' v wr- , 4 1 , ft '- W J' 1 sm - wk X ,X ' if pf I Sgmz, , y r' ,A , I , 7, Q Q tf?4'?-fm 1 xi -, f ly, ai N A Y 3. f' 44 4 I .. F -4 ,. ' 1. K 4 5- 'LD ,fy n C.. Lv, 1 WHO MOST POPULAR BEST DRESSED Johanna Brunalli - John Geloso ll llf .li NICEST HAIR Patricia Burke - James Tassie BEST ALL AROUND Judy Ahearn - Michael Haburay l CLASS CUT UPS BEST DAN CERS Judith Musto - William Benevento Barbara Santago - Ralph Grimaldi L, ? .A E . Q . I MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MR. AND MISS ETIQUETTE Leatrice Gioia -- George Sprarto Judith Nonemacher - Peter Smith 11: 1 I mlnhimrxin Lenore Bukowski - Peter Skelskey BEST LOOKING Caroline Miller - James Nagle NICEST SMILES Jane Doucette - Richard Lorenzo SUBTITLES Future Hollywood Stars Carol Dix - Alan Stevens Teachers Trial Barbara Santago - Robert Cady Most Talkative George Spratto - Carol Edele Worst Temper John Berg - Judith Musto Class Dreamers Susan Keegan -- Lawrence Gianatti ,,..,.. ....-.,.,.,, a..r...1........... .,,,,. u 30056, - . 2fr1',g':,,. l . ,',-V jg, V, A, CLASS WIZARDS Virginia Goggin - David jones QUIETEST Agnes Sollock -- Michael Rich SUBTITLES Most Outstanding Laugh Carol Edele - Alan Stevens Class Night Owls Jenny Rabis - Bill McLaughlin Most Talented Deanna Gibbs - james Tassie Craziest Drivers Ruth England - Ralph Schuster Class Midgets Pat Maynard - David McCormick CLASS lg. - , 1 g i A 7 ' f I, '- 31 Q i l A ., I ,R W il I I ii N A lk ci I - Y tl K I qt . i if , -1 45,1 vl,,,,-I T ' ' I 1 :SY 1 BH iff! ' 4. H4 xl K 'lla K ' ' 5, Ni i V 1 'l f. 5. -V'ii,f, ' ' -- 1-14 . L, ff I I l In ' A MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Maria Fontana -- Michael Ungaro Pat Maynard - Paul Rodriguez .r r A i 4 . ' ' ' , . ' V ' A I 4 . '- 'L L - ' '1 435 ,A.1: LA! 'fl MOST COLLEGIATE DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Joanne Fontana - Craig Marshall Mary Riera - William Schwab ., If rc? Ca r I Vrgf gf V I b , V 1. . i 1 -.,.f .tx . 4. MOST CHANGED SINCE FRESHMAN YEAR MOST SOPHISTICATED Dawn Thomas - james Thompson Ruth England - Lawrence Gianatti t fli' m F 2 gy I 1 V A E H, I1 . 'Z' 1 I' iff? N I 4 W mf ill CLASS FLIRTS STEA-DIEST Sheila Wrinn - William McLaughlin Barbara Adusl-:evich - jan Bennett NAME ADUSKEVICH, BARBARA AHEARN, JUDITH AMODIO, LUCILLE ANGELONE, BEVERLY ANGILETTA, ANTHONY BADGLEY, JOYCE BAILY, MARILYN BEAUSOLIEL, GEORGIAN BENEVENTO, WILLIAM BENNETT, JAN EERG, JOHN BOUCHARD, PATRICIA BROOKES, ROBERT BROWN, CLARK BROWN, JOYCE BRUNALLI, JOHANNA BUKOWSKI, LENORE BURKE, PATRICIA CADY, ROBERT CALLAHAN, GERALD CAMPOCHIARO, RALPH CARRUTH, WILLIAM CHILDS, DONALD CLARK, SALLY DEFELICE, BARBARA DELLAVECCHIA, ANN DELLAVECCHIA, ELEANOR DeSTEFANO, BETTE ANN DIX, CAROL DORAN, ELLEN DOUCETTE, JANE EDELE, CAROL ENGLAND, RUTH ENNIS, ELAINE ENTWISTLE, CONNIE FARYNIARZ, RAYMOND FEENEY, GERALDINE FONTANA, JOANNE FONTANA, MARIA FOURNIER, EUGENE FRAGOLA, RICHARD FRAIN, RONALD FRANCIS, BERYL GELINAS, JEANNE GELOSO, JOHN GERCHAK, MARY ANN GIANATTI, LAWRENCE GIBBS, DEANNA GILMAN, DOROTHY GIOIA, LEATRICE GOGGIN, VIRGINIA GRIMALDI, RALPH HABURAY, MICHAEL HALL, LAWRENCE HALL, LEE JEWETT, MARLENE JOHNSON, Jo ANN JoNEs, DAVID RASHUR. JUDITH IQEECAN, SUSAN KRAIxiPI'rz, i-QANDRA Kautiiiowsiqi, NANCY SENIOR PET PASSION clothes, Jan boys and Brubeck 56 pink and black Lincoln Bop records being conceited Walt Mike and Jimmy Dean Bill girls, girls and more girls Barbara one big guess dancing, clothes, good personality Astronomy Girls New Hampshire, boys punctuality T.D.S. and letters clothes, Italian food doing nothing cars Lillian Girls Girls plaids money, clothes Music, food New Lincolns A tall blond guy Sal Mineo, Jazz Don't know, do you? Jimmy, clothes Milk, newspapers Paliacci, Ham and Pickle Dining With Elvis redheads , clothes Rock n' Roll Sports Pajama parties, Hit tunes Parties, people Playing my Guitar Listening to records Girls A certain Alumnus Rock n' Roll Girls, parties, Sports, Music Candied Apples A little girl with lots of freckles A certain boy Southerners Buddy, hound meetings The Emblem Dancing, Wine and Women Sports, Music, Most girls Crazy Music Joan Blue and White Plymouth Traveling Money Loafing Italian food, Larry Going to meetings Weekencl passes n 4h.i1iu..u.:4lzluhulduulhlia PET PEEVE getting up in the morning learning to park girls who smoke home work conceited persons people who are late getting up at 6:00 cliques, Hot Rods Ange's conceit football practice, women girls in hoop skirts conceit, boys who can't dance Interruptions in my pet passion Goodrowism getting up in the morning tardiness misunderstandings Gossip, blue jeans, Air Force teachers The Emblem Brunettes Mr. Phelan Teachers bleached hair Pneumonia getting up early Teenage drivers Mr. Duck, quack Mashed Potatoes conceited people, homework Moody people Liars, broken arms Bucking cars Boys conceited people, time women teachers People who stare Monday mornings, lazy people Elastic buttonholes, gossip First National Getting up in the morning Some teachers People who talk too much Backseat drivers Moody, hard to get girls Leaky pens people who are on time Snobs Northernets Missing buses Loud Music Homework and working Empty refrigerators Senior girls Cars Blowing Whistles Schoolxbuses Work Work People who are always late Moody people A day without a letter USUALLY SEEN maiorettes or with Jan listening to Brubeck with boys First National with Jean with Form, Benor the boys with Walt with Mike or at Sandy's school Ange, Form, Pete, looking for girls with a radio or Barbara Lacouciere's yard buying clothes, dancing School or Milldale Britnfleld, Mass. Movie Theatre running to be punctual where least expected eating Italian foods not in a car with Virginia on Oak St. Hill in a two-tone Chevy Downtown Milldale Cleaners with a tall blond with Anna or Barbara who knows? at majorettes where I'm not supposed to be eating apples with Jimmy or going to meetings delivering papers nibbling on something riding in a green and white Olds. with Red driving around who knows? driving around doing errands running from one place to another doing Mr. Goodrow's homework where I work Flynns Pharmacy in a red and white Chevy with Bev anywhere and everywhere but home with Sheila at big Jewels Marion Plainville with Buddy rushing about not working either here or there around with Joan in a blue and white Plymouth at the Drive-In loafing I'm not in a hurry or with Larry going to meetings near a mailbox iri-ning .,..-A.-.,,. ,r.. AWWA, A - ., - A , E . li,-,L L v , iA,-:1J - IIIAMIIHI Ahlllkldmllllhhllh .' i ' t rgtaaamtp' NAME LACOUCIERE, WILLIAM LaPIER, RICHARD LAPREAY, ALBERT LAZAUSKAS, PETER LORENZO, RICHARD MALCEIN, SHIRLEY MOROTTO, CHARLES MARSHALL, GEORGE MARTIN, JANET MAYNARD, PATRICIA MCCARTHY, ANNA McCOR.MICK, DAVID MCCULLOUGH, VIRGINIA MILLER, ALFRED MILLER, CAROLINE MONGILLO, BARBARA MONGILLO, JOHN MUSTO, JUDITH NAGLB, JAMES NONEMACHBR, JUDITH ORLANDO, ROBERT OROFINO, JOSBPHINB ORRILL, RICHARD ORSINI, JOHN PERNAL, JOAN POLAK, ALBERT POLCI, WILLIAM PORRIELLO, NICHOLAS PORTER, STERLING POTTER, RICHARD RABIS, JENNIE RENNA, RICHARD RICH, MICHAEL RIERA, MARY RODRIGUEZ, PAUL SAGER, ROBERT SANTAGO, BARBARA SCHUSTER, RALPH SCHW AB, WILLIAM SEPKO, IRENE SERAFINO, DOMINIC SGRILLO, RALPH SKELSKEY, PETER SKINNER, RONALD SMITH, PETER SMITH, SHIRLEY SOLLACK, AGNES SPRATTO, GEORGE STEVENS, ALAN TARFANO, ANTHONY TASSIE, JAMES TELFER, HUGH THOMAS, DAWN THOMPSON, JAMES UNGARO, MICHAEL WATTS, RAPHAEL WICHROSKI, CLARA w1LKBYsoN, BARBARA WILKBYSON, BETTYLOU WRIGHT, JOAN WRINN, SHEILA ZAWISZA, EMILY ZDUNCZYK, DAVID STATISTICS PET PASSION Doing nothing Popular Music Money Basketball, my car Vacations Apizza, convertibles Bev Clothes, girls Herman Zilch Mr. Florie, Hounds Dixieland Music Riding around Fuzzy Acquiring wealth Cheering, Sports, Dancing Letters Cars Knee Socks, rumbas, food O Different things To go back to Florida A new Cadillac, popular music Records and - Money Being with them Alumni Parties, dances, girls A certain cheerleader Making money Lea Hot rods Andy Wine, women, song Loafing The Kids, Wednesday nights Riding with Schwabie guess? Mutsy , clothes Cars, racing Riding with Paul Clothes Girls Pat Clothes, parties Parties, The Hounds Hearty discussions P,Y.F. and Music At ease Music, parties Reading Sports, girls, food Wine, women, song, and cars Hot cars Elvis Presley records Wild life fwomenj Sports, food, sleep Janet Heise Chet Cars Making money Green '53 Olds. Rich men, Italian food Parties, The Hounds Hot Rods, girls ,- 's 'v'v f . ,..,a.a. , if PET FEEVE People who are on time Homework Not making money Teachers Work Cold spaghetti, wormy apples Florida Homework Conformists Myself People who are prejudiced Losing at cards Fuzzy Lack of entertainment People who are late Day without a letter People who walk on my shoes Rumors People who are late First National Teachers People who tell lies Nick Naples them Liars Riding on bald tires Aunt Faith Bermuda shorts Being without a car Cops Andy Getting up early Working Men drivers Walking with Schwabie Elvis Presley Waiting, messy dressers Sailor suits Walking with Paul Getting up early Elvis Presley Girls who smoke A dull night Certain Hounds at times Noisy classes Violin lessons False alarms To be kept waiting Elvis Presley Injuries, stuck up girls, old cars Work and school Teachers Bus drivers Working when I don't want to A night with no place to go Blue '49 Ford convertible Saying good-night Busses Washing dishes Conceited boys People who tell me I'm getting fat Kept waiting, cigars Work USUALLY SEEN a half hour late Gene's kitchen making money anywhere High School here and there, mostly there everywhere anywhere at the Y.M.C.A. with the Hounds wherever I happen to be with the boys with Fuzzy anywhere Cheering or rushing waiting for the mailman Towne Dry Cleaners confused waiting a half-hour First National all over here and there with Sandy looking for them anywhere but home riding in my car with the Hounds and Ellie' at the stand with Lea anywhere, anytime SH 431 away from home Monty's Diner looking for someone walking with Schwabie Kanutes Service Station in animated conversation blue Pontiac walking with Paul Highland Golf Range M. J. Taylors with Pat with the White Teenagers with the Hounds and Ellie rushing to classes fiddling Meriden with the kids in school with John, Pete, Ange, Mike Al Working???? anyplace CiervO's Music Center with the Wed. night gang in a car going someplace at the hospital in a Dodge convertible walking washing dishes First National with Mary Ann with the Hounds Wimpy's 41 , W W 1 , f U Q 1 is fl F Qi F 'a 2 L5 44 je . k 1 fa if 195 1, 5 x rl - . ' - '- . 1 . ' A - 1 ,, M ,xi .immuaumumnmiuumxiumumaluaknim my iii' LID TIME 5hM'J?,y T PROGRAM OVERTURE: swanee old Folks At Home Dixie 3 5 CHORUS: Are You From Dixie? 3 4 A Down South ry D fi Birth of the Blues ' . x Bring Back Those Minstrel Days E END MEN: Oh Suzanne ,, t . I Pop! Goes the Weasel Bye Bye Blues ' 3 Do I Worry? WW,,- .... ,.,w4MwW- ...... -w,mMm ...... W. Lacouciere Teasingm.W-MWwWM ...... J. Doucette, B. Santago, J. Musto E. Doran, J. Brunalli Man With The Banjosmiu M, .....,. -M ..A.. W .... D, Gibbs It Might As Well Be Spring ....,...,., M ,,........ M ,.,., - ...o.,.4, W, .....s. - ..... S. Wrin1 3 Wfinn A. Steven: If I Loved You,- ....... mimi, ........ me ......., ,.W. .... . , R. Grimaldi, J. Thompsm Side By side.s,Mwu , .MMM What You Gonna Do When The Rent Comes Round?. ,,,.,. WM. ...,.s, .V,,.. - ,,....,,,. .......... Q, H6555 4' If , 4-575 W, , lf, JUNIOR PRQM Clair De Lune ' A PN fa' x if' .2 9. 'Y of m F ' 1 8 REFRESHMENTS ANYONE? 5' 7 .ya R -a L w w l l li ll' I 2 l l 5 Q ,ii ig KING AND QUEEN il? Joan Mottola, Albert Lapreay 325 is za Qi VALENTINE DANCE Vi J if 3 9 3 4 M F E1 if I 'J 1, ' KING AND QUEEN if 'E Leatrice Gioia, Sterling Porter , - 3 46 f 4 Q si K C .- lg DANCES DANCES v.....,q .- 3 - - .., E-.-v-,,, 4 nl Q-.- -., - -.i .-- r I 1, Q 1- uo - 4 . fww E' NAS - CO-CHAIRMEN Lenore Bukowski, Ralph Grimaldi ,, . -vm-,Y--M-,-..f-1-,-......7, 1 jx I v 4 ,L ' 1 Vxwi-ri -Jfxfs, 1, , ,,, b ' 1 I 1 .. , - . , ,-...A-sz'.w:v..mi,E2i 1- ,:3,,,imigf 'N . I wr uw:-rw, .- wnzvz' .. ,,.,. ,, ,hifi ' ' ..,,,.........-.,,- A A , h . , ' , E .. - 5'i1il:ii2lf:1L.L11JkmEiIEQ'4v'Mm M729 gg ff fx M X157 X qi ' f f yi -i 7- 's s Q2 li ii S L Q., My TS an l . if 'T A i I i . i 7: ,g :ll , ii, E 'vi E 7 :Z l,. 5 2, QS: 1,7 V. 'J lj P 6 i. V? fi e -Q1 off CLASS PROPHECY Ag! R SoUTHi1NGToN NEWS JUNE 17, 1977 Q D S EXTRA! EXTRA! l V ' 'fam- 4v,, 1 ROCKET TAKES oEE FOR PLANET PLUTO! U T.7, GQ r V, 9 At the Robert Telfer Memorial Field today, Robert Brookes, chief pilot ,3 DIP 4 '-. N i 1,660 Wa- . V vi ' fa x .r 4' Q W ., 5, .sf L , .- .,,,., , Z ,- ig 91105 and inventor of the rocket, took off for Pluto with Mary Riera and Shirley Malcein, two reporters of this newspaper as passengers. They will make observations from the planet transmitting their reports to Editor Virginia Goggin by means of a radio especially constructed for the purpose by Professor Alfred Miller. Listen in to Station SHS and hear the report. This is Station SHS. The planet Pluto is now communicating with O.K. Pluto! Hello, America! This is Pluto! Through our telescope We can see Hollywood. Alan Stevens, Director, presents Carol Dix, the present Grace Kelly in a revival of High Society with Peter Skelskey taking the role of her husband. Joan Wright designed the costumes for this production as well as many others. Chicago is the next center of interest. John Berg appears to be the Walter Winchell of Chicago. One of his latest rumors is a romance between Leatrice Gioia, secretary, and Sterling Porter, the police chief. It has just been confirmed that Judith Ahearn has been awarded the position of hand- writing expert for the Charles Marotto Pen Co. Alan Fournier is a professor of art at the Univrersity of Chicago and his criticism of Judith Nonemacher's masterpiece has brought both of them fame. Deanna Gibbs is the star of the Chicago Opera House. The Olympics were held here in Chicago, among those participating that we know were John Geloso, Albert Lapreay, John Orsini, Anthony Tarfano, Bill Lacourciere, Michael Ungaro, and Arthur Childs. Lt. Elaine Ennis is in charge of a WAVE recruiting center. Lee Hall's orchestra is gaining in popularity by leaps and bounds. Of course we all remember the members of the band: Ralph Sgrillo, Richard Orrill, Dominic Serafino, and Bill Carruth. Ruth England and Ralph Schuster hobnob with the elite in Newport. In New Jersey, Lenore Bukowski makes those cute little candy hearts, and keeps Betty Lou Wilkeyson busy selecting mottoes for them. Irene Sepko is sponsoring a marathon dance contest. Among those competing are Ralph Grimaldi, Judy Musto, Bill Benevento, and Barbara Santago. Our telescope is attracted by the brilliance of the Capitol Dome at Washington. On the famous White House Lawn we can see President Craig Marshall engaged in a heated debate with his Secretary of State Anthony Angiletta over the proposed treaty with the King of Comic Book Land, Robert Cady, while Secretary of the Navy, James Nagle is acting referee. Standing nearby the President is Dr. Paul Rodriguez, his chief physician, with his staff of nurses, Joanne Fontana, Maria Fontana, Dorothy Gilman, Ellen Doran, Geraldine Feeney, and Caroline Miller. In Congress, Georgiann Beausoliel, first woman speaker of the House is calling the assembly to order. We regcognize Pete Lazauskas, the new representative from Connecticut. In the Senate, Ralph Campochiaro, Vice .QQ dl 1 J! 48 . Ana- . 'i. rain-sand-T . ' V ' t -.H T ,, . f llwlilfltiivj- ' T - f V -Y .. ' '- -' -airuz.1i'.saii.-..1z,i..:imlJ1:.'li lAl.!iJa' ' 'Mm EAM 'Bt' X 5 4... ,Aw .iz m ff- 'F 'H 4. eg F S tt K NS .f' . 'Z .JD Q !-.L Nix I-! V . . - : ilu., f' Q 'rf 7 .4 f. bf' ky, J , t t 4 , N , sf' Jalal- I Q 1 1 ' , f f f f. . Q . . f . If ' x , f I l , -ll 3 , ? a . ,. President and Senators, Robert Sager, Ronald Frain, and Larry Hall are confirming the appointment of Williiini Schwab as Ambassador to France. Now to little old New York. Radio City catches our eye. lt seems as :hough there is a class reunion here. Models, Barbara Aduskevich and Lucy Amodio are showing off the latest styles to their former classmates, James Thompsons monologue of Hamlet is enthusiastically received, Dawn Thomas, a great jazz singer does three encores. Also praised is James Tassie's ensemble with a chorus composed of Patricia Burke, Marlene Jewett, Mary- ann Gerchak and Sheila XVrinn. In the audience is Beryl Francis. It seems that she left Leo home to baby-sit with her twelve little darlings. Also sitting out in the audience are Richard Lorenzo and Al Polack, stars of the Celtics. Patricia Maynard, the outstanding woman surgeon of the day occupies a box with JoAnn Johnson, Clara Wichroski, Nancy Krulikowski, and Agnes Sollock as her guests. Now our telescope moves down the coast to the sunny state of Florida. Ronald Skinner has opened up his own business with Emily Zawisza as his secretary. David Mac Donald is the manager of a large fruit farm with assistants David McCormick and Nick Porriello. Raymond Faryniarz and David Zdunczyk are truck drivers and deliver Mac Donald's produce. Ray Watts owns a major lumber company here. Jan Bennett, David Jones, Richard Moore, and Richard Renna have built an atomic research plant and are predicting the distant future. Some bathing beauties are spotted on Miami Beach. Relaxing and taking vacations from connubial bliss are Beverly Angelone, Joyce Badgeley, Barbara DeFelice, Carol Edele, Constance Entwistle, Josephine Orofmo, Virginia McCullough and Jennie Rabis. Farther down the beach, more beauties are sighted, basking in the sun. Here in Miami for a teacher's convention are Jane Doucette, Sally Clark, Anna McCarthy, Ann Della Vecchia, Sandra Krampitz, Shirley Smith, Joan Nash and Barbara Wilkeyson. John Mongillo, the life guard, is keeping an eye on six secretaries romping in the water on a day away from the office. You're right, they're Joyce Brown, Barbara Mongillo, Eleanor Della Vecchia, Jeanne Gelinas, Janet Martin, and Joan Pernal. Also eyeing the girls are Richard Potter, Robert Orlando, Richard I.aPier, and Michael Rich, all in the armed forces. An ocean liner is spotted far out to sea. Aboard this cruiser is Johanna Brunalli, a noted psychiatrist with her co-worker William Polci, bound for Switzerland to climb and ski in the Alps. The Reverend Peter Smith, with assistant Clark Brown, is heading for missionary work in Hungary. Three pharmacists, George Spratto, Gerald Callahan, and Richard Fragola are going to Norway in search of a rare herb which thrives in a cold land. Above the ocean liner, a passenger plane is heading back to the United States. Hostess Patricia Bouchard is tending to the needs of Judith Kashur. research chemist, and Betteann DeStefano, veterinarian. They are returning from Monaco after saving the life of the Princes favorite poodle. In the next seat are Robert Burz, and Hugh Telfer, top machinists. Marilyn Bailey is coming back from her art exhibition in Paris. The plane nears the coast and flies over the George Washington Bridge. An approaching storm is interfering with our line of vision. We can see no more and we must hurry to reach earth before the storm bursts in all its fury. fi ,gt , , .uwym lst' . .cfs I' f - qt- P, lla V- 0 ll 11. ' A 'fir' if? J I I 1 by 1 J X, X 1' I - I1 j -Q X in lvl V ,-A-wg-n 1 V, ,- V , W I. Y, , , H. .,,,:.U,, M .1 . M .- I V V YI 1 .. .. ' V I . gy ',.a ' l 4- R JW 77 GUY 775255 :,,, ..4. ..... . , . ,l. Y .-,4..Qimmm1ih1L1m.m.mmusMmumm1u,nLmnmummnumu STAFF Joanne Fontana, William Schwab ADVISER Mr. Joyal STAFF CHAIRMEN Class Will - Sandra Ktampitz Advertising - Judith Musto Senior Statistics - George Sprarto Senior Poll - Michael Haburay Boys' Sports - James Thompson Girls' Sports - Leatrice Gioia Presentations - John Geloso, Sheila Wrinn Class History - Bettylou Wilkeyson Appreciation -- Anna McCarthy Art - Judy Nonemacher, Ralph Grimaldi Class Phophecy - Jere Feeney CHRONICLE STAFF The Southington High School yearbook, The Chronicle, is one of the main activities of the Senior Class. From the fall, when a contract is signed with O'Toole 8: Sons, publisher of the yearbook, and Loring Studio, official photographers, the yearbook staff is continually busy organizing and getting ma- terial. The yearbook goes to press in two sections, one in January and the final half on March 1. The majority of the work falls upon the editors, who must gather material, edit, rewrite, schedule pictures, plan the contents, type all material, super- EMBLEM STAFF if The Emblem, the high school maga- zine, is issued four times a year with editions in October, December, Febru- ary, April, and a supplement. Any student may submit material for publi- cation, for each class has a representing editor, and each club, a reporter. With a career beginning as far back as 1898, the Emblem was recently and justly honored by Columbia Scholastic publication, Convention by taking med- alist rank in its class of entry. 1956-57 Editor-in-chief .,.......,... .,,..........,........,..,......,. . . Virginia Goggin Assistant Editors .... .. Anne Hodgkins '58, William Thomasino ' C0-Business Managers .,...... Johanna Brunalli '57, Judy Musto ' Assistant Business Manager ..,............,.,...,,.,.,.....,., Diane Scott ' Subscription Manager ,...,.,........., ,... ....... .,,,.. . G e orge Spratto ' Assistant Subscription Manager .................,.....,.,... Mary Knap ' Literary Editor.. Assistants .......,......,........,,.,,,. Patricia Maynard ' Judith Ahearn '57, Claire Cupka ' vise all committees, and most of all meet the dead- lines. The yearbook then comes back twice to be proof read by the editors in galley form and page proofs. Countless hours are spent in the completion of a good yearbook which is a credit to the school. On Class Night when the yearbooks are distributed to all Seniors a feeling of great satisfaction is felt by all who worked hard in making their yearbook a success and tribute to their class. YC' . Fashion Editor.. . Alumni Editor.. . . . .. Joanne Fontana Assistant ,.,. . .. .. . . .. Peggy Pepi 58 Boys' Sports . . .James Thompson '57, James Tassie 57 Warren Cyr '59, William Cone 60 Girls' Sports . . . . Leatrice Gioia '57, Nancy White Class Editors William Schwab '57, Penny Tracy '58 Susan Prevost '59, Anne Goggin '60, Nicole Darling .. Barbara Wilkeyson Co Art Editors ...,......,... Judy Nonemacher '57, Ralph Grimaldi, ' Assistants ............,. ....,,,.... J anice Maiorano '58, Kenneth Gorr ' Exchange Editor .....,.,. .,.......,,..,..,........ B etty Lou Wilkcyson ' Carol Ursone ' Richard Snow ' 57 59 57 58 57 58 57 58 59 57 58 58 57 ,,-A-...n1..e-vi-s-V .. . c . , Roving Reporter.. . . . . . . Mary Riera Photographer . .. . . Paul Francis '59 Secretary.. .. .. . . .Jane Doucette '57 Advisers . . . .Miss Ramondetta, Mrs. Fontana, Miss Shorey, Mr. Florie, Mrs. Murphy pe. ,ewan -'13 , Wim ' 'IIIIJI - 22? 'xxx 1 it i X . J ii ll as ii 's l l I I I -Q. so Ma., , , t . The Southington chapter of the National Honor Society is a direct authorized affiliate of the National Honor Society. In order to belong, an electee must have an average of 83 or better. After his scholarship is approved, his name is put on a list to be considered by the faculty, Whose members vote for those they consider worthy, basing their choice upon the character, leadership, and service of the designated student. ,,...,...-..qg,., The Student Council, publisher of the school handbook, is an organization of students which aids in the administration of the high school. The Council's chief purpose is to promote school spirit and in addition, yearly promotes the magazine drive, which benefits every class and student. This year the Student Council purchased spot lights for the school, initiated a project selecting a Student of the Week , and planned an Arbor Day project. They also held a very successful Sock Hop in january. In short, the Student Council of Southington High School is a group ,pf interested students dedicated to the betterment of the school, to the enhancement of, and to the establishment of student-faculty relationship. 52 NATIONAL SOCIETY President .................... Paul Rodrign Vice-President ................ Mike Ungafi Secretary .......... ....... A nna McCartIi'i Treasurer ....,. ..... G eorge Sprati Reporter ....... .....,. J oarine Fontaf' Adviser ...... ...... M rs. Churchil ' Q2 im if I 'X Zhi! X Yetiiisy. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President .......,........ James Thompson Vice-President .,.............. Ruth England Secretary ......,... ....... P at McCullough Treasurer ...... ..... S usan Kirkland Adviser ....., ...... M r. McSorley .cf-M... .. :. a .4.,L:.LL OFFICERS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The FHA is an organization of soph- omore, junior and senior girls who are interested in the held of home eco- nomics. The club meets twice a month. OFFICERS President ,. , ,, ,, Virginia Neurath Vice-President , . ., Margaret Taylor Secretary ......, ,. , Pat Rungi Treasurer ..., ,......,. , Marie Triompo Parliamentarian , Georgiann Beausoliel Historian . , , .... Joyce Brown Recreation Leader , Nancy Taylor Song Leader ., , . Konnie Entwistle Reporter , Shirley Henderson , Qi, ig FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB This club, newly formed, is a member ul the National Future Teachers of America. lt is called the Ii. Mildred Bedford Chapter in honor of Miss Bedford who retteiitly retired from Southington High School. lt was Ul'.lQlilllL4, l under the iitlvisership of Mr. joyal. OFFICERS President .... i jane Doucette Vice-President , Sally Clark Secretary . . , Ann Della Vecthia Treasurer , . Ralph Grimaldi Reporter .,., . . Maryann Gerchak Adviser . ., , .. Mr. joyal 1 . V II' ff' i FUTURE FARIWERS OF AMERICA The FFA is composed of 33 hoys who have taken the Agricultural Course. Their activities include an annual Father and Son Banquet, Spring Judging Con- test, Public Speaking Contest, State FFA Convention, FFA Fair, Program on Conservation at Union Grange of Southington and National FFA Week, exhibit in store windows. I OFFlCFRS President David Mac Donald VicefPresident Arthur Childs Secretary Raymond Faryniarz Treasurer Douglas Yocher Reporter Roger Tolles Sentinel Melvin Bennett Adviser Mr. Farmer 53 ,em , , , .f'w i '7 2f' ' ' ' ' B1 F..-ili'el5iDstii 7 1 F-0 JUNIOR RECITAL PARTICIPANTS In March of each year tryouts for the Junior Recital are held in all junior English Classes. The list is narrowed down and a group of teachers selects the final six. These students select monologues and under the direction of Mr. Steven Florie, present them at an assembly. The judges, comprised of local townspeople, select the two winners. Winners were James Thompson, who portrayed a Swedish farmer and Marcia Earl Anderson who portrayed an emotionally upset mother. 1956 PARTICIPANTS Left to right: Judy Ahearn, Safe Driving g William Schwab, 'Cosmopolitanng james Nagle, Irish Stew g James Thompson, Socery Kalacuts Cat g Connie Entwisrle, Dear Brother g and Marcia Earl Anderson, Self Control. CNot Picturedj DRAMATIC CLUB CRUSADER STAFF The Crusader, the school newspaper, was started by the efforts of the Class of '55. Each year it has increased in its length and coverage. Endeavoring to bring' to the students the news that interests them, the Crusader focuses its attention upon the various school activities and the students who promote them. Editor - Ruth England Ass't Editor - Madeline Verderame Adviser - Mr. Goodrow I l If . fs Under the direction of Miss Janet Pestillo, this club spent the majority of its time in practical demonstrations such as directing, producing, applying make up, etc. A one-act play was produced at an assembly and in 1956 a three-act play Penny was put on by the Dramatic Club. fa 'gy ty 'B OFFICERS ' Co-President ......,. Patricia Maynilidii ia wniiam sthvm, Secretary .....,.... Barbara Wilkeyg .. ,I 5, fb p Treasurer .,,..,...... Barbara Sanfiggfl .......,.......at., . , - wwuw . V - L t V ...hm J-.-.r... 4,.......,.4... ,.,,...,..,,,Y. A ..,:. 4. ., ...La ' 4, J.. ,f..f:, ...Lb v J.,-f. 1, illhgbl-71,0 i i K VARSITY S CLUB SENIOR SECRETARIAL CLUB This club is composed of girls taking ofhce practice and Shorthand II. Their main project is the publication of the school magazine, The Emblem, although they also assist in doing clerical work for the school. They take several educational business trips a year and sponsor monthly cake sales for their annual trip to New York. k OFFICERS Iv V 5 President A A A AA A Emily Zawisza Vice-President A A .,... A Leatrice Gioia Secretary .A A, A Virginia McCullough Treasurer A A, A A, A A A Barbara Aduskovich Program Chairman A A AA A Irene Sepko Reporter A. ...... A. A A Shirley Malcein Adviser A .A A. A, ., A Mrs. Fontana OFFICERS President ..AAAAAAAAAAAAA...A, Michael Ungaro Vice President .A... .AAA.. R ichard Lorenzo Secertary .AAA.A.AAAAAAA.A Anthony Angiletta Treasurer ...... AAAAAAAAAAA j ohn Orsini Reporter ...,.. ,,..,. G eorge Spratto N I 2 Ewing To become a member of the Varsity S Club you The purpose of the club -is to create an organiza- rnust have received a letter in one of the four sports tion where the lettermen may get together to work offered at Southington High School, Football, Basket- and have fun and also to set an example for the ball, Track, or Baseball. rest of the school by supporting the athletic events when not participating themselves. ORCHESTRA The Orchestra has a large mem- bership of Elementary School stu- dents. The combined high school and grammar school orchestra per- form at Christmas sings, P.T.A. programs and at the annual Spring Concert. Senior High School Or- chestra members are pictured here. 5 D7 1 Left to Right, 2nd row: Diane Della Vecchia, Margaret lst row: Sandra Krampitz, Maria Fontana, jere Feeney, 55 Repan, Mary Polka, Richard Orrill, Marilee Marahno, Shirley Smith, David Ballou. Missing from picture, Mont- Michele Browne, Nicole Darling, Mr. Siematoski, director. ford Piercey, Arthur Allaire, Beverly Srymiest. -V-V ---.- ...V . .--. .M - Y H . . W .. , ,.. ..g, .r., rs, L,,..J,g,J 1.,4,kL,, a ,.5,,,,Q,,lMmL-.dA1ML1,-lgL3l-4 , .,. - --fff ff - f - E Jan, Ag.aS.lnl2L.l, J,t.,2 W Qual The Majorettes are a group of girls who wish to develop poise and coordination through drill and baton-twirling. They perform at foot- ball games and assemblies. Last September they presented the school with a trophy they won at a regional competi- tion in Mountain Park, Mass. They placed third in the competition. During several basketball games this winter the majorettes performed an excellent drill using lighted barons. The majorettes receive weekly lessons from Major Harvey. 5 ' 7 3 Q. ,A l .32 , . ' W - 'Y X 094' A14 lc- k .lk s.-K , ' A , , 'nz f. H T ff ull! 'Wi L' l ki .V aj , L if 15,-at . ,tw .,,,-, wwf' tis- .-my 'ef I X lx 1919 ,1 jx MAJORETTES 3rd row left to right: Adviser, Miss Shorey, Linda Masthay, Barbara Aduske- vich, Bette Ann DeStefano, Marilyn Woods, and Ginny Butler. 2nd row: Elaine Moss, Judy Wfitherell, Virginia Neurath, Sandy Korhonen. lst row: Carol Orrill, Denise Grenier, Marlene Jewett Cleaderj June Bell, Rita Cyr, and Beadi Nardi. Also, Lois Carrurh Cnot pictured. J BAND OFFICERS President ,...,..,,...,....,...... Ralph Sgrillo In rfjiyaiur Slrdxrowz Paul Chandler, Robert Pilot, Ted. Cyr, lst row: David Ballou, Roger Jones, Madeline Verderame, -W'-l'l '-JL-'gflldh l'l0fiT1Hlj FFHUQS. Zrld IOW: Harry Badrigian, Lee Hall, Ralph Sgrillo, Pat Tarantino, Frances Falco, Robert . flitetiorg charles joy, Warren Cyr, Roberta Moulton, Dora Thayer. CNot picture-dl David Holmes, Jerry Limmer, RAV- Girgifs, 'Claudia jlucld, Robert Carbone, Ronald Semard. mond Visconti, Janet Bell, Richard Ralston. Treasurer ..........,,...,.,.. William Keegan Cor. Secretary .... Madeline Verderame Rec. Secretary .....,....,.,.., Pat Tarantino Student Band Leader ............ Lee Hall Band Librarian ........... ,,.... E d Maccio M E Q gl JPOK 'TJ xx I ' 5 . . -g..,.Lg Qw :f ' .ig3i 1',gltL:'Ll iL. ' Q . -THE MEN WHO LEAD THEM J. ORSENE W. LOZOSKI J. FONTANA P. GOODROW G. MITCHELL Asst. Football Football Dir. Athletics Asst. Track Freshman Athletics Asst. Basketball Basketball Baseball Track Asst. Baseball iff , UTWTGARO JOHN BERG ANTHONY TARFANO LG-Upww Acting Captain Co-Captain 5 'i :5.t-145 : it VARSITY TEAM First row, left to right: A. Stevens, J. Geloso, J. Berg, B. Lacourciere, M. Ungaro, A. Tarfano. J. Bennett, J. Orsini, P Lazauskas, A. Angilerta. Second row: E. Woolwich, P. Brooks B. Benevento, T. Farr, R. Romano, L. Orsini, R. Bohlman R. Orrill, D. Upson. Third row: D. Barry, B. Perry, W. Marek, A. Fasulo, B. Gray, D. Dobratz, L. Hall, W. Heath, A. Zienka. Fourth row: G. Orr, R. Grimaldi, M. lnzauskas, R. Willis, D. Laribee, D. Kennedy, D. Barry, R. Pichette, J. Orsene, Coach, W. Lozoski, Coach. John Orsini John Geloso Alan Stevens Anthony An giletta I Bill Lacourciere Larry Hall . 1' - N ,. 41 , 1' ima ' 1 - fx '-. -' M-ff . ,eff Q-if - .- K ff- . .-,wg -My f - L 4-titty, -A .4 -.-. N . . .. . . . 1. 2 riff. .- ye , kay 4. ,Rr '-Mig' . -3 Nw' iiflfirsg Pete Lazauskas ,lan BCDHCU 59 . .Q.f..1m- H- -H ' , Photo from the Southington News Richard Orrill Photo from the Southington News FOOTBALL Southington's Knights ended a successful football season this past year with the crushing of our arch rival, Plainville High. All season the boys worked hard and long at afternoon practice and even harder to win the games, under the constant guidance of our two great coaches, Walter Lozoski and Joseph Orsene. Al- though all of the games werenit victories in points, they were victories in teamwork and sportsmanship, the greatest win and most valuable asset to any team. H331 D. al' IQ If I lyplj 7 ffff 'fy fl' 1 10,165 3 Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington East Haven Woodrow Wilson Seymour Shelton Cheshire Academy CBD Darien Branford Plainville Photo from the Southington News Ph f h S h' oto rom t e out ington News f'f ff,,'f' f 'QZ'W, W' V. .0574 ff it We-e , Q-,N-,,,5Af k V. if-., :ia , ,f ' W 1 i . i.. Q, i .4 n SXXWXNEW 54 SX in-iv-1 -A -- . . :ummm my wi.. ., i if, fum, i- NIH Kimi- Sr. . .ii Ev A Xlllll6'f 1 NN f' XXllNUf 1 'S ff' S W f 'QS 0 fiixXkllN5n T- i WN5 77 A i i A r 7 I 3'2 'fs R T5 xy: V1 11 1: if ni if l N j .. R wllivvi .- awww , SN-W1 WW .1 , 5 j pk 7 . ' ' .' ,. I V. K : 5' .L Q: f , BASKETBALL TEAM iNxNXlNf i ,Q 's I 1 4 J From row. left to right: R. Potter, H. Willis, P. Rodriguez, Back row: J. Orsene, Coach, L. Briggs, A. Tarfano, A. Polack R. Lorenzo, G. Gray, B. Schmarm, A. Tracy. G, Nagle, P. Lazauskas, W. Marek, W. Lozoski, Coach. Paul Rodriguez Dick Lorenzo, Captain Al Polnck 1 K, 61 - fmnf w ml 'W iff ' WWA '-' E Anthony Tarfano . Pete Lazauskas Tournament wlth Seymour February 20, 1957 Seymour 57- Southington 48 SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTH IN GTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON WETHERSFIELD 54 LYMAN HALL 54 WINDSOR 46 WOODROW WILSON 62 MIDDLETOWN 46 NEWINGTON 55 ROCKVILLE 60 ALUMNI 50 GLASTONBURY 34 FARMINGTON 58 PLAINVILLE 52 LYMAN HALL 53 WETHERSFIELD 45 MIDDLETOWN 57 WINDSOR 39 WOODROW WILSON 75 PLAINVILLE 58 NEWINGTON 57 ROCKVILLE 34 FARMINGTON 54 GLASTONBURY 53 Photo! from the Soutbington New! unnuni-1 7-H' 5 ' Q 1 V .,.. K J, K: VA - e I V 'A I W at 1 are 1 1 4 A 'al XI, ' .go Jvv- y!t,:,. 6 1, X ,' eil Q' ' ,lf Q x , . 'S' ' X Xl vi -aw 1 '. 1 S N X-yu, . 11xllllUl.Q, ,f 7 A 1 A gf ' -S5 55 llitqmlgllllllllgu u xgvvv I . . -ki , ,,- 1' . -rc V wh. . qi gy g, , nur X1 W -1 for - 111010, ..'v1iEi'lf1a ' A 4 BASEBALL TEAM Front row, left to right: R. Braverman, Mgr., F. Tully, j. Ber, A. Angiletta, P. Cassella, A. Meade, R. Lorenzo, J. Lorenzo, 1. Orsene. Back row: Coach W. Lozoaki, M. Atwater, P. Brooks, B. Brookes, L. Gianatti, B. Kaftan, R. Staken, L. Orsini, B. Schumann, J. McNicholas, Coach J. Fontana, H. Francis, Batboy. , , SHS 5 Choate 3 . xg 1 , . 1' SHS 3 Middletown 5 -1 , JL , , Soo .q. f ff,f1.Q SHS 12 Newington 1 - -F-. we:-53 . in , SHS 6 Wofhofsaoid 1 M 1 . ' ' f ,,,' - , J ' 1 fl SHS S Kaynor Tech 0 1 ' ' f irns ury . I ' 'i SHS 9 Rockville 2 ' SHS 23 Glastonbury 0 SHS 4 Middletown 2 6 SHS 6 Kaynor Tech 4 -i . SHS 5 Windsor 1 A Lay SHS 9 Farmington 3 1 X SHS 14 Avon Old Farms 2 Q I, - ., 5, -,. . I I A SHS 7 Glastonbury 3 l' J f--54 'W Qfl ,'ff1f,j... I 9. fig 1. '4 f SHS 7 Newington 4 Ql' 1' '2f'i:l1ilwK--1 'QQ SHS 2 Woodrow Wilson 3 .vlo , fyz.f i1 if S. , . -A . ,,' I ' SHS 0 Plainville 2 Q .A w , ' N ,ff - E SHS 23 Simsbury 1 ,, , . ' 1 ' 1' SHS 4 Farmington 2 4 fi' h - , CENTRAL VALLEY LEAGUE lf x I Y 1 . ' S' CHAMPIONS ' if ' f S aff . - U- L' V 'ix' . V, ,lt . F-.-'f , 1-,Q N A ' , .M ' . HEL ' , , ' 2 Q -B l 5 wp ' .1 1 . X I .. Q KW . 0 v , 0 m,. . Fiji, , 'Y-W . , . . r PY? S1 1 fo . . ', P--ls , ij. ,, Q, M, Tue -5. S 1 ff ' - 1 W . . 1 2 . . 1 f . .2 rt . 1S. . Tiff ..,1 .ATL - ff. ' . A . . . fr.. 5-if ..fr2....2.mzfzf2, .. ., ,, . Z Z. f 'l A Q ',w-4 Q K L y M216 z A... ,.QxfQ,vff ar... mmf? Q Q23 Sky, 1, X f WTF. UN le . . M .1559 .. ,Y 7 TRACK TEAM Front row, left to right: B. Curtiss, G. Gueran, J. Woodmann, Back row: P. Fazzone, J. Geloso, J. Nagle, P. Skelskey, G. R. LaPier, E. Norton, M. Della Vecchia, A. Lapreay. Nagle, M. Haburay, L. Gianatti, G. Callahan, M. Ungaro. SCORES SHS 65M Avon Old Farms 38M SHS 25M Woodrow Wilson 78M SHS 5 3 Wethersheld 51 SHS 44 Middletown 60 SHS 48M Cheshire 42M SHS 29 Sacred Heart 75 SHS 42 Farmington 62 SHS 63 Portland 32 -ui FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Front row, left to right: R. Casano, R. Sinkiewica, W. Orsini, M. Salzillo, J. Petrocini, F. Kenifick, R. Reney, A. Kinney, E. Rich, D. Kowalski, G. Mitchell, Coach. Second row: W. Snowman, G. Marques, D. Musto, 1. Bogdanski, M. Schu mann, J. Ryan, R. Wickey, j. Theriault, M. Alferi. Third row: J. Sheppard, Mgr., R. Angillelo, G. Vargas, J. Zusk, R. Dawson, D. Kitsen, J. Binkard, E. Port, P. Greorretti, R. McDonough, N. Spratto, Mgr. KL l s . v n Q ' ig I Rfk 49 . C N g l- N i t. ll ,gil ,5 L Left to right, 2nd row: Judy Ahearn, Rosemary Pepi, Nancy White, Susan Keegan, Louise Cano, Audry Vargas, Barbara Mongillo. QNot pictured, Patricia Tarantinoy. lst row: Co-Captains, Johanna Brunalli, Caroline Miller. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders are a group of junior and Senior girls who support the team in Football and Basketball and lead the Student Body in cheers. Tryouts are held for Sophomore and junior girls at the end of Basketball season. A tryout is conducted before a group of out of town gym teachers selected by the adviserg co-captains are to be chosen after tryouts and the previous season's cheerleaders are to vote on themg Elimination by a meet- ing of the principal, athletic director, and adviser to score on the following items: Grades, Attendance, Char- acter, and Score from first rating. Our cheerleaders have always been an asset to the school, we hope they will continue to live up to the standard they have set. zo, J Z. E5 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS 2nd row: Barbara Mongillo, Judy Ahearn. lst row: J hanna Brunalli, Susan Keegan, Caroline Miller. N , Y- O Southington Cheer 0 Znd row: Johanna Brunalli, Judy Ahearn, Rosemary Pepi Barbara Mongillo, Caroline Miller. lst row: Pat Tarantino Nancy White, Audry Vargas, Louise Cano. ' .AMA , ilk ., fwfi 'ff -n A , ', 'ic'W,f,' ggi I It .. .. 'lf i..L......, OFFICERS AND MANAGERS President ........................ Maria Fontana Vice-President ........,..... Leatrice Gioia Secretary .................. Roberta Moulton Treasurer ............ Madeline Verderame Adviser ........................ Mrs. Brackley Left to right, 3rd row: Carol Orrill, Sally Clark, Judy Musto, Dawn Thomas, Carol Brown, Bette Lou Wilkeyson, Emily Zawisza, Mary Knapp, Kathy DeSorbo. 2nd row: Jane Doucette, Pat Petrillo, Claire Cupka, Judy 'Kashur, Mary Carrubba, Judy Meccarillo, Janice Maiorano. lst row: Hail Carrnody, Made. line Verderame, Maria' Fontana, Lea Gioia, Roberta Moulton, Ginny Butler. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization which sponsors all girls' athletic programs. The purpose of the organization is to promote leadership, provide wholesome recreation, and induce good sportsmanship. The participation and support from the girls has rapidly increased, and this organization has been made quite active. Under the patient and able guidance of Mrs. Brackley, our adviser, sports have provided a wonder- ful diversion for all girls. In this type of program, each and every girl has a chance to prove her abili- ties. The variety of activities offered is great. Hockey, basketball, badminton, track, baseball, tennis, and mural participation. Girls can also serve as managers and committee members for the sports day held annually. These sports days are a great help in pro- moting friendship and good will with girls of other schools. The Girls' Honor teams play interscholastically and intramurals are held between classes each season. A merit system has been formed to award the girls for their endeavors in athletics. These awards are presented at an assembly held yearly for this purpose. It is hoped that this wonderful organization will continue throughout the years to help Southington girls develop their abilities and good sportsmanship. volleyball are the sports offered for class and intra- L c 91. mpg, . Qilw lip Since the addition of tennis courts at S.H.S., the G.A.A. organized a tennis club for the first time last spring. Participants chose partners and played elimination games. At the playoff, two champs were chosen. These girls were presented with trophies by the Southington Lions Club who built the courts for public use. BASKETBALL CAPTAIN Maria Fontana TENNIS CHAMPS Maria Fontana Johanna Brunalli GIRLS HONOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM nd row left to mehr jackxe Nlles Antonette Felon Lounse Davey Mrs. Brackley, Coachg Lois Carruth Carol Broun Indy Vurherell Ist rows Roberta Moulton Judy Kashur, Maria Fontana, 1956-57 SEASON Southingron Southington Sourhingron Sourhington SENIORS VARSITY TEAM A95 h x ., 1 K 30-38 29-14 29-46 28-45 , 5 M I E Jefe Feeney Judy Kashur Ruth England ITIL!! I 1 U IL... fm-mmmmff I A-5. I LIVE 'L Left to right, 2nd row: Claudia Judd, Mary Knapp, Jackie Niles, Judy Musto, Susan Prevost, Mrs. Brackley, CcoachJ Louise Davey, Mary Rechenburg, Kathleen De Sorbo, Bette Lou Wilkeyson. 1st row: Mary Carrubba, Nancy Taylor, Barbara Stasilowicz, Judy Kashur, Jere Feeney, Carol Orrill, Roberta Moulton, Denise Grenier. GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY HONOR TEAM The Girls' Honor Hockey Team consisted of 17 girls who represented Southington against other teams interscholastically. They were defeated in their two games with Simsbury but gained experience from the games. 120- members of the club. Top Ten averages for the first half of the year, Mary Carrubba 111, Louise Davey, 893 Janice Racket, 835 Patti Pye, 815 Susan Prevost, 80, Carolyn Luty, 80, Teddy Breault, 79, Roberta Moulton, 78, Peg Daschukevich, 78. N W f BOWLING 'CLUB L OFFICERS -2 f President .,..,..., ...................,.. ......,., L ea Gioia Legg XX Vice-President ..... ..... E mily Zawisza ltEJ,f,5L,7f?D,,lf,,An..-we-'X Secretary ....,..., ..,.... P at Palmieri ff Nts M Treasurer ,...,. ,..,. J udy Meccarillo Manager ,...... .,,.. K athy DeSorbo 5 ill P95- ,Till laid! W W 5 Er lf! mgkll W? gkahl Mi Pit CW tim, Alb We anfu fuel thee 'FM ers NWI 1 1 pmm Gene on th while pine mi I - Du pack wg w ples floor light Hake Fa is.: S. ll V R aux' is 11 If I l My hlgl ent and llol sxas W2 met G DTD Wk WI PM Shi 3: l Un 'I flu , nu had xi L' 59. ba ml tal do er at T1 Se a de lh A A GS .wvor Terek. 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W 'l clussvffz Brunalli: girls' sports, Lc:1lr1c1Ql1M!f,ll,':',l' 1,,f1'H,,t.',f.l I If X lb of mf' EGiola: and boys' Sparta, Jimmy 1,1 if 11...,,,,1 1, 111111 12 5 , g 'W ' ' I 1' 1 A' W Thompson, . 15,1-.1 13. .1 11-1111l, 1111 V- 1 1 ' fx 1 . total of about 60 nxcrnlx-rF1l, 'll'1' l'l' ' ' , l, 'f benwr siEnedk1111111l ll1.11-1 I1111'11'l . I 111 Hy ' , ,S EW 3.73 gy. ,im QW QDQ x QS is . . 8 Qgwipvs N I JE mu. E X. X : 1 wx ,:E2!2!'.?JA.e-..1-Li...i2:l1 :,,g:, - -,Q . '.mmcas:ssrmsB4.4.,,iII.I.4u..,iaw....,ri.1.11uunfuem -nd f Q Wild gl SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Adviser . Mary Riera Mike Ungaro ,Jane Doucette Paul Rodriguez Miss Ramondetta 71 ff? '2-:. I E IK.. lr -7 '. UIQ L , RQ! 75, is eww 0 X i.'- - , I I ' x I nim ?,i7fii, E I JU IOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .4.4..... , .....44 . Vice-President ........,.4.. Secretary ,.A.A,... .,A..... Treasurer ,..,4... ..,......4 Adviser .,..,... 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MFG. co., INC. 3 9 Q MILLDALE 2 CONNECTICUT Q 5 ' s 5 Q Q 5 3 5 5 COMPLIMENTS OF 5 GEORGE M. GURA, M.D. E Q S H 1w0V00101'?'01401H0 0lC01401Lg7f01L0f6'40'f1?L0'40f10W20 -01'0120N-021-0Y0K0N0Y0K0vl0f'0'f0x 85 K01 Compliments of P E X T O Smommomwmamwmmomwm-m0o004m0000w00000000W 634 L04f0Y 04101 fy' 3 5 Slnce T785 5 I 2 E THE PECK, STOWE 8g WILCOX COMPANY E 3 3 souTHlNoToN, CONN. 2 A I 2 2 E Q S 5 3 Compliments of Q THERIAULT SHOPPING PLAZA Compliments of MILLDALE, CONNECTICUT 5 WIRE FORM, INC. 5 Meriden - Waterbury Road 5 Compliments of MILLDALE, CONNECTICUT STEVE ELLIOTT 5 86 . ..1e:: ' '.LaE1v.5L::fr-.-x:U2Ja?3f..5r-s' ' ' A ' A 1, Cay, i f I :gf I AIy 'l I' SOUTHINGTON SANITARY LAUNDRY INC Try Our Cash and C r y Se ' Dry Cleaning - SERVICE GUARANTEED - Phone MA 8-2471 Compliments of 55' ARD scnfws '-0'f7L011701'-012020-'-0'N-0f'0N0N0 0 20'1'-0'f0 16 ARDWARE MFG. SOUTHINGTCN H COMPANY 5'C0747R7'9'f0Y0 0' 87 1 I 9 6 5 5 S 5 5 9 5 5 5 a 5 Q 5 ' S I Q ' H 9 'D I 63 -0x01 10502 f-010'-0' '0'110K0N0 0K01 01404 0f0N0f0f'7'0 -?u0A0' K7f20N-0' f-il Inf' .L ana-N0x0A0NaL0m0n4m7L0:f01Q0x0-Monowaa meacmeafawweacacmwawwwwwwwcawveacwfww ALLIED CGNTROL COMPANY INC PLANTSVILLE CONNECTICUT Compliments of DR. AUSTIN DUFFY opromfrmsr 93 MAIN STREET Compliments of DR. A. R. PRESCHER 0 0 3 5 L - i l MF, Lmvm A -L 1 sm-wth? ' ' 3 I Compliments of THE VALLEY-NATIONAL S 3 CORPORATION GLASS and PLASTIC PRODUCTS CLARK STREET MILLDALE, CONN. MILLDALE MANOR RESTAU RANT 2 STEAKS - CHOPS - CHICKEN - SEA FOOD 101'65C 1-01' 10 101100101 0' WH0-A-01 10 '01' 40' l0f 5 S 331 Sa Ea S E is 25 Lobster our Speciciify Weddings - Parfies - Banquefs, Etc. DANCING - FLOOR SHOWS fl- H-'Lv Lf- :MF 3 Yi' 'ii :ZiZi31.,fg iI'7 iI.fI i'5QElMi Liv --we if Y IQCPY-02 1021Ql7'0fv02'05'7'02l?6'f401f01f0240IG02L0fC0 02f0140i HE known ll!!! nj ituluw - Compliments of MITCHELL MOTORS CLARK BROS. BOLT CO. E 'vw 2 F A J :ing gi y my xr Q 4, XS 4, 8 'Y MILLDALE, CONNECTICUT E S 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5Q0'1040H0fv0'f'0fQ91L0W40vf01L0b'01L76ag7ey0yg,g9,gy40,40,,0,. ax 910, Qu ana, Q! on at 7: 7 7 9' gg 90 I1 -1' I i-'IZ HI 1- -I1 I I -I I '7'0N01'0'5f0P'-0'L0N-0'0 '01'0110 10P'-010N0N0'01'0f'-0 -'0f'0v-0 M J TAYLOR A Complete L1ne of BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS 211272 5 SA1vRoAv's HEROES FOR BIG GIRLS 81 LITTLE WOMEN N ff Noe G L E V Y ' S YOUR owN SPECIALTY SHOP Meriden-Waterbury Rd. I6AJ Milldole at New Haven R.R. Underpass MILLDALE, CONNECTICUT Com lem Line of DREssEs-sK1R1s-sLousEs-swf5A1ERs DRESSES, SPORTSWEAR 8m I ' BATHING suns 52 XQ X' Yi' N, 1 ,fl I If 1 II. X The Home of Smart Fashions MIN' Io' Women 101016 81014 S1015 DaiIy 910 6 P.M. - Friday TiII 9 CLOSED MONDAYS Phone Southington MArket 8-8440 FREE OFF-STREET PARKING THERIAU LT SHOPPING PLAZA 0'1?'0W7K7C7'740110'L720ff016K70f01710f'0f20110N01r7L0'20X0 91 'JK 01' 12 ,I 'E' Q1 i 1' 1 I 'U I' P Z -1 U7 S I' I IW 'H - 0 . O z z ITI 0 L :I W1 0 f C -I ,6-,. '0K010f0'10Y 6' 0'0 -0 20' 6N0H0Y '10 '0X0H0' 201' -010H0'f 10' 010' QQ? H91- .-- -V.--m..,r.v-.,......,,.,..... E F...-...i. 10fWK01'0vW10l02f0-40I'0N021?L0NJ10'L0N0'N7040'G0N-05'0l'C 9 5 BOYD J. HEIGHT, INC. 9 27 YEARS OF Compliments of CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE R. For Economical Transporfafion 5 HIGH STREET SOUTHINGTON, CONN. Telephone 8-5541 5 9 5 3 Complimenfs of P. HUTTON a. SON 5 5 5 SAL'S VARIETY STORE SELLING sooo CLOTHES SINCE 1875 3 5 5 5 BRUNELLI PLANTSVILLE CLEANERS RADIO - APPLIANCES - TELEVISION DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY 5 Sales - Service Telephone MA 8-5235 90 CENTER STREET SOUTHINGTON, CONN. 'I5 WEST MAIN STREET H U B E N Y ' S C0mPlimenIs of PLUMBING and HEATING Moclern Home Appliances WALL'S MEAT MARKET so WEST MAIN STREET Telephone - Southington MA 8-7'I5'l X :c0+20w0-f.0--aw-emwzfowo-Sofa-faomfawvmfanmwfwzcmmofav-oofawwofummomwiqt 92 f,,,-,,-,-, ,,-, ,, -,,,,,, ,, - , ,-,L 202011090 '0S10N0N0f'0W'0 0'Y-011-0 0f'-040 0'f0f'0-'01W-'020v05g Compliments of BUCZKO DEPT. STORE PLANTSVILLE, CONN. Compliments of PARKER HARDWARE 84 ELECTRIC CO. PLANTSVILLE, CONN. Compliments of CORUM'S TREASURE HOUSE UPHOLSTERY Fabrics - Gifts - Patterns PLANTSVILLE Telephone 8-3143 Compliments of NELL'S DEPARTMENT STORE CLOTHING - FOOTWEAR PLANTSVILLE Telephone MA 8-8094 Compliments of ELSIE'S BEAUTY SALON BEAUTY SALON Telephone 8-2210 JOHNNY'S SUPER MARKET 'I7 WEST MAIN STREET PLANTSVILLE, CONN. Telephone MA 8-7758 PLANTSVILLE BAKERY 848 SO. MAIN STREET PLANTSVILLE, CONN. Telephone MA 8-6807 Compliments of PLANTSVILLE PHARMACY PLANTSVILLE, CONN. W 01G0W70K01H7'0K00L0fk? 0's0W0N010P10N01l0161f0'f010v'01L0f 40 -0863 'I-add l I z I I il al in , WL! 'I l 41, A-X ml Q45 4 In V I T f ll '1 U T- . .1 14 . .Ii iq - l 'gli 'I ,H 'f if Qi blk' fx 593 - ill ,1 -L K 4' . 9 lfnx --s J ,L . '12 5 fi? 1-131 ' 1 :l'fW ' .v f? F 'lil ..., EA, .E 1 'i rfq: b,-rj if-Qs -,X tif! 432113 Yiaf .V If' .ml V I. L-Q5 Ie--TQ ..-,-.,,.,.,.....-he-v -mv,-r-N--.Y--U---.-P,--I. ,X fl -' li M 'Z . . 3 . '- iii g?fYJ 'hft'1 4 . vw -- 0 ' ' - ' , . , . . . , . A - V E ,f Q' ,,,-JN., ,. T.-IW.. I A '-4.1, , 'A I maxi !!1.j.f,M.g. yi-,. Q-my IJ mlm, I, vi A VW' -. V.: LA V -Nm.. ll 11 rj 2 6 9 08-05'0N0w0'4r0'1WY-0M-0N0K0Wf01'-0'N0'4 655'40763'-07505599-'09L9P5'5G99 '6m6x 2 ' 3? GOOD LUCK To the Class of 'I 9 5 7 ,Zi 5. 2 Y 12, 3.21. , is JA C YQ X 2 U f M . -,iv TM Y. M. C. A. 29 HIGH STREET SEE THE TWINS FOR DOUBLE VALUES AT RlCCIO'S MEN'S SHOP SOUTHINGTON, CONN. if Zvi-07104 2 2 2 2 5 2 9 2 5 2 2 2 2- W s 94 M.. ........,.1.i. ...M-.aug ,. fix . ,zwx . QV J A -4 2 5 3 s 3 5 3 5 5 Q T 9 5 s Q A 4702 014-01k0'0N0'l201 -0 0'20'1' TOP'S MARKET J '!'?, I' n 0N0'Q0'Y '01 -0'N0K0' Z 5 2 Q 3 T fi, , ,yr-4 v-nnnuxgn....-....n41 wFr QUALITY MEATS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Meriden-Woferbu ry Road Soufhington, Connecticut 95 A V '- ' 01W a 25 3 I ou SQ 0 'P P W so 5- S Q E J, 2' 951 0 Z Il -1 2 0 my 'QI 2 C 0 m Q' g?8c N W5 3 'S U' 0 F532 P r- - 3 - CZ Zo I O m -2. m lg I UF if Z W 5' fn 52955 0 J, Sn S 3 O 5ro..U ni Zu 0 0 W 5 5'-21, U' gm 1 Z I'l'l 0 I 35.032 O 5 U' ' ' U' QQ 555.2 '4 2 S' 52 Sw-20 U' - :x 0 9 82 'S Q E ZR cn Zi! 3 I 3 3 E l'l'1 O 5 5 5, C6 5 2 O S 92 E' 3 P U55 . Q L E -' ylg rn 6 2 SP. O 2531 Z 2 M Z 322' U m c az Is 95 P225 5 5 I 5 2 Emu' :U 5 Z cn-4 2 Q ,E o sv' If oo n 5 53 2 B O V' Q 0, . 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D'AngeIo s N My e e 2? 4 ,J-1 ,exee SOUTHINGTON LUMBER COMPANY OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY 2 2 2 3 -01107 61 f0 01 6' '0'l0'- 001 0' 'JYK0' 9, 0..m.0,.0,e0..0facaw1wx0wfmfa:a:a:afmawnm0-fa0vawnafow.w'wwx 1 97 4 S974078030797 C7'07'7YP54l05 '?C9590555Z'475?5'5'7'655'49 05905l7407C?L075:ZQ 5 5 GRIMALDl'S SHOE STORE 3 Compliments of 5 FASHION SHOP FOR 5 BASSETT AUTO SUPPLY MENS AND BOYS' 5 S H O E S - 6 9 5 2 K A N U T E ' S 5 5 AUTO a. HOUSEHOLD SUPPLY TONY'S MARKET 3 3 Sporting Goods -- Goodyear Tires and Tubes 113 WEST MAIN STREET 5 Auto Accessories and Ports PLANTSVILLEI CONN, Q 5 Telephone MArke1 8-5251 61 WEST MAIN STREET 5 5 Telephone MA 8-2137 PLANTSVILLE, CONN. 5 N 5 Congrafulafions fo the THE CUSHINO COMPANY C'f'SS of '957 INSURANCE HI-WAY RESTAURANT, INC. 5 REAL ESTATE Good Food and Choice Liquors SOUTHINGTONI CONN- MAIN STREET SOUTHINOTON Telephone MA 8-7020 5 C0mP'imen'S of TOWNE DRY CLEANERS DAN BAKER'S SHOE STORE CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE FINE FOOTWEAR - HOSIERY Telephone MA 8-3138 50 CENTER STREET SOUTHINOTON T02 CENTER STREET 98 ,..,,..- ...Wee -gig, - . I , :eh -vbkiwflf , , , l 020' 1?f?'01'01l?63!?G?40 ?f?WN710f0W1f0l?6v47f76110v70'0-01f010Ds Compliments of Q DR. R. T. HURLE 5 DENTIST , 101 ff0w'0w040v 40 N7 o- Z O . 5 z 2 Q12 U Z P sg 5' Z F 113 b no 0 cn 10 3 -4 -I QQ- W: ' 0 CD gg Q ol u.. J' 0-5.55 Ffh ITI 2 Im V' T5 U' 2 0 on -. ff O - : mx' C l T1 U9 375' gw -4 r do Q.. nl E rn No QQ7 -315 Z 27 iq 05 Sf 0 fn on cn r O - 95 K Z z 2 n 0 9 Z QOYIOY il 66 ENGINEERING CORPORATION AL 5 MILLDALE, CONNECTICUT 9 - Manufacturers of Hy-Speed - 5 5 Q 2 Q rn g a. 2 3 Q 9 5 Q T 5 11 3 5 5 2 9 a E Q 3 .T 5 S 5 99 H I J A . Q1 I . I 1 .,g ,. xii ru, 'U KH V 4 , 1 if: -cm 2 K 4 'E I' . , 'A vi -Z 'Fl 4 ,A mg 41 w if Q f 'V' 52? JS . 9 X ' w 4 ?f 1 . 33 s . M 3 N rf , 1 I mf, +4 i Furs 'E-321 Iii iii? V . 5 'VU F ' , 'Ai' 35+ ,A ,M H, fill: , Q A.. ..,..-.-ww An--v--Q-QW..-,--v-w--1-v-M-W' , 'tis 5 sgcwmmwmwammomwwwoowmowmmwwwawmawfammmawwwvw 5540 -7' 10201 f0'K0D '-0'N0N0 51102 '0w0'f01 X Compliments of THE SOUTHINGTCJN LAUNDROMAT ww ' . L ' 1 ' , ms 3 STANLEY'S BEAUTY SALON EXPRESS THEIR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '57 GOCD LUCK STUDENTS rfffffl-0 '10'f-6G0f0012?0f010fJ'0427JNQf0'?610176N70'6N?0P05L?'061e0eyn7f?W1Z 100 x9'10N0f0K0 -016N0-f0Y0N0 ,. 1 3 I I 6 3 5 2 3 E 5 5 5 3 as 43 co ro O m Z -4 rn 2: uw -4 zu m EI . Wy 10101 N GR' 0 RAPHAELS :Nc FLORICULTURIST MILLDALE CONNECTICUT Soufhinglon s Smarfesf For Flowers Tho! Satisfy Shop for Women. Over l OOO OOO Prescriptions Filled THE HEMINGWAY AND LEWIS INSURANCE AND REALTY CO OXLEYS DRUG STORE INC GENERAL INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE Corner MAIN and CENTER STREETS T60 MAIN STREET Telephone MA 8-2151 SOUTHINGTON CQNN. '01' MILLDALE PACKAGE STORE Compliments of Beer -Liquors - Soda CENTER DRUG MERIDEN - WATERBURY ROAD MILLDALE CONN. FOLICK BROS. BAKERY SIMONE BROS., INC. 5 0 rn 2 E 3 'Q 9: 3 -ILC 2110 RS 3, 33'-U 5,22 Q in Q 993' gm 322. C 'U -4 no I gn 2 I Q '4 S 6 3 Z I 32 CO -47: Q I2 f 2 2. Ez. C3070 smm 9 .235 ' o mw3 F252 Z3 :cw fmw-f BREAD - PASTRIES Ronge and Fuel Oils - Power Burners 101 f I I I If 'I T21 15 'QW' 'E i :U 9:1 M ,Q I ..4.sr..1 . . . . - C . . E C N N C D x s N S . C N . .b,,L,,-.o,, , , ,,,1, A- 3 ,-S-3.1 23915: '!,.n-ff' qq,,..- ,Q Wir- in f Y M, - - A ' i - ..,-.. .f W Hu -L sv., ..... -- - 1 'f.,'.1..l 'T ,gl L 'Q 543:95 'E zegfif? 'Q .4 ji: . .ff f-if 1 . .-.!4,f?f'wf.: . :wx .552 ,....,,q..,,.,.,....,....,..1,.,.,.,,, , ' I in ' I I ' , - T 4 011014051 10x01 -'0 01'0P6v maoommmawfaamwmmawfaoomw-omwaomowooowoow NICK SPRATTO'S FRUITS Si 'PRODUCE MARION, CONNECTICUT PHONE SOUTHINGTON: MA 8-5631 WATERBURY: PL 6-2380 Dreams do come true by saving! Systematic Saving Throughout Your Lite Will Help Make Your Graduation Dreams a Reality Start Your Own Saving Program Now SOUTHINGTON SAVINGS BANK souTHuNoToN, CONNECTICUT - Your School Savings Bank - S 101651 20 c0'v'-01 - f-0 N s0V0f727'QWv0YJ010Q7170'7WN7f70W10fW12?171?1?'J0r7s761'00'6sC 'I02 Compliments of TASSIE 82 CLARENCE SERVICE STATION Compliments of THE SOUTHINGTON BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY Members of Federal Deposit lnsuronce Corporation l 2 2 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 2 2 -0220? 0' 401 0Is?f0'Y 10Y'0 ' 40:- Cx 0N7 ?'0N7k7K710 740H7W's?L70'0N0101C?10f7201610KQL0'10'6X 'I03 if , l fl WV' , . ,. f?2Fil? 7W'3 9,9025 - ' ,Q -A K A ,K -IJ. . rf 'E 2 WMM? Congratulations and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photo- graphs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your lite! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices! lilllll G W T lllll New England s Largest School Photographers SFS CLE CD B552 EFQD ,.,,o. 5 3 mFt'H, V r-1 FTQ ,.S,..m sift D05 Cllr-rf-D D-I CD :ran rn'Fv'0 7'T 35a gag 93 ODO 23,5 E ma N- QUTP-T vi 2.-.3 Q P-ina: :E-5,353 0225- 3 N pg Q D-Qu: Ewa F553 2001, arse nr ssifli S-We OO 0855 Qrohg. SSDQQ P'!Df'D gfogg-'Z 'Eh-5, asa Fnlqriro for -ff.0'f-w02'0n0wf4 way. It is our hope that this book will always be looked upon as a true repre- sentation of our fouryears at S.H.S. May it ever be for us, the graduates, a symbol of these happy years and for those to follow, a symbol of a hopeful future. 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