Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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Art ...,.........,,... Class History ....... Class Will ..,,.. CLASS ADVISOR Miss Shorey CHRONICLE STAFF Co-Editors Rose Ann Pepe and Alan Klopfenstein . .. ................ Albert F asulo Eleanor Riera joan Sankowski, Lois Pritt Roger Niland ,. . A, Margaret Dashukewich Catherine Nuzzolillo Presentations ........ .................... ,...,,, M i chele Browne Senior Statistics .i.,... ......,,......................... Carolyn Luty Sports ,..........i....4,.y ......, I acqueline Niles, Peter Anderson Senior Pictures ,,i.. ..,...,.. If ...,....,.............. S heila Degnan Senior P011 ...... 4i.....,,.,.............,,..... J oan Grigerek Ouf TOWU -----4'-' .......... B arbara Boyce Activities ........,..........,,..r.... ...i.... T eddy Breault Advertisements ......,....,....i....., ,.,,..4.,,,,.4., G ail Delluco Baby Pictures and Informals ,.., ....... S handra Mongillo Photography ,...,.......,,............. Paul Francis If ,2,'1 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ..... TITLE PAGE ,,. ,... .,, DPDICATION .... A 4, APPRECIATION ,,,,A.,...P...., ,AAA TRIBUTE TO MR. PHPLAN ,AA.... A.P. BOARD OF EDUCATION .,.OI., ADMINISTRATION ,,....... . , . FACULTY I.......,,..,,..I.,...,,.,.,....I, ,...,II THE SENIOR CLASS OF 59 ....I. .... . I CLASS POEM ..,,....,.I.I..,. I...,. I,,., ALMA MATER I..., . I.,.. , CLASS HISTORY ,,,I..., ......, SENIOR STATISTICS ....I .I,.. . PRESENTATIONS . I CLASS WILL ...I ., ,I.. A SENIOR POLL , ,,., HONOR STUDENTS ,.., .,., . I BABY PICTURES . ,.,I .,..I , INFORMALS ., ..,I .,,, , . SPORTS ,,,,..... .,.I.,, ACTIVITIES ,..,.II..., .,,,.., CLASS OFFICERS I,.I.I .. .. I NEWS .I,..,.,,..I..I, ...,..I OUR TOW N ,I,,...,I..,.. I...... ADVERTISEMENTS ,.I.. ...I.. 3 . -' TO OUR LEADING LADY ELIZABETH SHOREY To you Miss Shorey we the class of 1959 dedicate our yearbook Th1s tribute is small in comparison to the four years of complete devotion you have given us The warmth of your smile along with your deep understanding and lasting friendship has given us an ideal to abide by. You gave to us the foundation that we may build upon. For all this We dedicate to you our yearbook which expresses our many many thanks from the bottom of our hearts. ,,.: 'H'.mhi5,' MR. WOOLAVER Wie, the class of 59 , would like to extend our thanks to Mr. Woolaver for guiding us through our first year in high school. He was the first person to help mold our pattern to SUCCCSS. i 11:3-J .a ef ' !lr C31 1 f X ,QV 4 APPRECIATION ya- I ru f 'If ' 'f is 7-A MR. BRYAN Mr. Bryan, to you we want to express our sincerest appreciation and thanks for your effort with us. We certainly couldn't have put on any of our shows without you. In the years that we have known you, Mr. Bryan, you have been a dearly loved and re- spected friend by all. Remembering you in our Chronicle, is just one way in which we are able to show our appreciation to you. 5 MR. PHELAN We, the class of 59 are proud to have known you, to have worked with you, and to have been a part of your 30 years of service to Southington High School. During those years you were a friend to all and did much for the progress of the school. We are deeply indebted for your guidance and supervision throughout the past years. Sincerely yours, THE CLASS OF 1959 t , ,f,,,Q.,, W 1 1 ,,f,,,,.,.,.,,wm-mm,www-.mvW., M. I L X ' nan ' yu .3QGg:1.m:p- :':'f:u1,.' w , M , H-.u.-L.qgu..m..r.m.,uaz.JiL.eu... .,.I,,.4 , BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Mr. joll, Mr. Forgione, Mr. Grrmaldi, Mrs. Armor, Mr. Ferrucci, Mr. Kelley, Mrs. Lachelt, Mr. Derynioski, Mrs. Rogers. SUPERIN TENDEN T 2. WMM M A , M9 '0--...r..... '-....., '-' 40 ,.lu...m john Farr B.A., Ed.M. , hy' 'Vx LAWRENCE D'ANGELO B.S., M.A Principal X... B.A., M.S. yi 2 , A 'QNX ffyf f ffnfffu, , M J , ff ' AMZ3' :'l r If 'i 1' H44'n'v 164,410 ,P , 'ff ' fg Q H fi., 1-fs ' frfviax 'l04.g' PEGGY PEPI, EMILY BALLOU Office Secretaries Principal 9 RAYMOND JOYAL B.A., M.A. EDN A FERRUCCI B.A. M ELIZABETH SI-IOREY B.A. AVIS CHURCHILL B.A., M.A. JOSEPH FONTANA B.S., M.Ed. ' x 4.f.'- MARY BARRY B.A., M.A. ,:- f'w vrf-rv-1-3' I 7?-1 f.-in-T .I K? I ,r M i I 1- , ri V ky ,C , . ' Sffk - l H' '-. f ' W. f , I fn. - 4 . A I, , flIIDRE7f MCZCIRLEY ALYCE DAY f R N :'ma.emx4 1,,,,,fg,-:..:,-I: 7 . ,. , ..I,,, :....L1.w......1I4-,, in-g::M, LAWRENCE MUCCI B.S., M.A. PHILIP GOODROW B.S. WALTER LOZOSKI BLA., M.A. JANET VISELLE B.S. A , Q 1 ,,,,w,-6133+ ' A. wx, M: 5,:E.w4!iV-A-.wf'3sav-Jw' A 1- 5 DOMINICK cosTANzo ANNA FONTANA HARRY BADRIGAN B.M.E. B.S. L B.M., B.M.E., M.A. A Fl Q' H E 'f .Ami I I - -..l JOSEPH ORSENE FRANCES HALLETT S HAROLD NOLAN B S B S B.S., M.A. . . . . GLADYS BRACKLEY JAMES D'ANGELO ELLEN WRIGHT B,S, B.S., M.A. B.S. 1-.,,,L lj ! ff: P vm ,A GEORGE MITCHELL DOROTHY PREVOST KENNETH FARMER B.S., M.A. B.S. B.S., M.A. V: .-u..4-..:n:..-.A -my-,...4a..w., M ,V ,...,.,.. ,.,,, W ,wx I y I , A2 Yr667f19fI9A I L, as QI' L -I ' I Q A ,,V, Z W1 MELKON ADAMS THOMAS CRANE ROBERT DeBISHOP I B,S, BA. B.S. X-nf I I I 1 XZ -A PAULINE FARMER WILLIAM CRUSBERG ALFRED BERNADT X B.S. B.S. AD., MA., BD. I I , ,yy ,, I V ed, V , A I , , 4, I I U 1 T V 1 yw 1 f f? I Q 4' Q ,IA J ' 1 f ,V A RX ,J 1 Inav- E I I MAXINE CHERRY JOSEPH DePAOLO JOHN FONTANA B.A. B.A. B.S. I I A f f ' 72, I 2 . , I I .5-59,0 I , , Z ' A ANZ: 1' '7-':'3:3w- ' Mi'-. K'a I 11,1 N' 7, ZZ f E'? IIII I - I VIRGINIA CLANCY ROSE BERLANI THOMAS GAUDETTE E-.EL B.S. B.S. 1 f I l-I I-0 THOMAS PADDEN B.E. CLIFFORD KARISH B.S. PENELOPE MERRILL B.S. ELIZABETH MCN ERNEY B.S. EDWARD SIBIGA B.A., M.A. .ff yi' H DANIEL SEKANOVICH B.S. 53 fx I ibfifffi lull., 2-1-ffl NELLIE SHEPHERD B.S. X I HELEN SHOREY RUTH SAUER 7 1 if K 1 J SONYA GOOGINS B.A. Q' ,W 1, A'--...,,,- -.A.,,,, r 1., X' ANNE STREET B.A., M.A. I if i ,If Mx 1 r SALVATORE TRIANO B.S. 51,-I -W,,,ui ,X I 'NWA LTER WA LONOSKI B.S. LT 'WHY X N 1' Qu i ' Am..sz,-mp. .,,.. :4,u.w'.m,,.u J. .. L fu, .WA-44 fi JAMES EDSON ANDERSON Southington Aug. 6, 1941 johnson Silence is golden and so is your hair. Activities: Track 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Glee Club 2, 4. Stink bomb . . . quiet?? . . . track man . . . lots of fun. Ambition: To get thru college. PETER W. ANDERSON Bristol Aug. 22, 1941 Johnson Why worry, I don't. Activities: Track 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Chronicle Staff, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, jr. Min- strel, Sr. Play, Class Night, Frosh Initiation, Youth Day 4. Hot Chevie . . . ladies man . . . crazy walk . . . great guy . . . Mr. Equitte. Ambition: To be successful. 84,4 f 'frzzyzr GERALD DENNIS AHEARN Somerville, Mass. Dec. 6, 1941 Jerry Tho our jerry is very quiet, he can always start a riot. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, So h Revue r Prom Sr p - 9 J . s - Prom, Class Night, Sr. Play, Track 4, Glee Club 1, Chroni- cle Stall, Frosh Initiation. Have that Toni . . . nice look- ing . . . hot cars for me. Ambition: Air Force 1 :1 ,gp-- GLORIA JEAN ARRE New Britain jan. 8, 1942 Glo Knowledge comes from faithful study. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Soph Revue, Jr. Minstrel, jr. Prom, F.T.A. 4, Sr. Prom, Sr. Play, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Frosh Initiation, Class Night. Brain . . . Luty and Dash . . Nolan fan. Ambition: Teacher in, ,ls iv vvlf Y, , ,,,, iii? , Q 'S 2 2 5 Hr' ' v., , WNW GEORGE P. BACKUS New Britain Oct. 6, 1941 Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Pat . . , quiet kid . . . our jet Hyer. Ambition: Air Force 'I6 ,. 'tit A -. Q X 1 NM . 3 i ss X LORRAINE VICTORIA BOUTHOT Waterbury Nov. 18, 1940 1.0lly Graduated from St. Ann's Grammar School, Waterbury, Conn. l'd rather be quiet and be remembered. Waterbury transfer . . . blondie. Ambition:?? FRANCES RUTH ATWATER Bristol july 22, 1941 Ruthie She has the ways of a quiet lady. Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Minstrel, Sr. Secre- tarial Club, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Class Play. Red head . . . our little secre- tary . . . pleasant person. Ambition: Secretary JUNE LEE BELL Meriden May 24, 1941 Ding-Dong Sugar and spice and everything nice, that's what June is made of. Activities: Cheerleader 3, CCo- capt.j 4, Majorettes CTreas.J 1, CSec.J 2, Honor Society 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, Soph. Revue, jr. Minstrel, Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Basketball 2, Sports Day 1, 2, 3, Badmin- ton 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Frosh Initiation, Tennis 2, Crusader 3, 4, Class Night, Sr. Play, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Chronicle, Sr. Secretarial Club, Pep Club 1, 2, Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4, Soft- ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 3, Hm. Rm. Rep. 1. Dait bait . . . peppy cheerleader ...Maine...Kim...4 H.T.'s. Ambition: Not to be a million- aire, but to live like one. -ii .- mv' .Ti , , , , g . . -Gauss-.., ...lu . -:Yi mr 1 - 'n. f7?fZfs1V ROBERT BORCHARD Meriden june 9, 1940 Bobby A little pleasure a little work. Activities: Track 2: jr. Prom: Class Night. jim . . . Y guy . . . good fellow. RICHARD S. BRAVERMAN Middletown Feb. 1, 1941 Moose Theres mischief in this man. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Frosh Initiation: Sr. Prom: Class Play. Hot Plymouth . . . Life Guard . . . Butch K .... Huh?? Ambition: To be able to te- tire at a young age. 1151: , THOMAS L. BEAUSOLIEL New Britain Oct. 4, 1941 Tom A man of few words. Activities: Football 1: Basket- ball l: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Rod Angel . . . nice hair . . . Gail . . . best looking. Ambition: Electronics in the Navy. 4. ' .71 y is O BARBARA ALICE BOYCB Bristol July 5, 1941 Not too serious, not too gay: a true girl in every way. Activities: Stud. Council 2, 3, 4: F.N.A. :Seal 3, fVice Pres.J 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3: jr. Minstrel: Bowling Club 2: 65 Dollar Club 2: Badminton 2: Field Hockey Z: Basketball 2: Sports Day l, 2: Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4: Chronicle: Sr. Prom: Sr. Play: Class Night: Frosh Initiation, Youth Day 4. Talkative . . . Florence Nightin- gale . . . cleaner girl. Ambition: Nurse ii l iii 1 Ari ff PATRICK T. BRENNAN Waterbury May 4, 1941 Pat Let my silence speak for me. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Night: Chronical Staff: Jr. Prom Com.: Sr. Prom Com. Waverly Inn . . . confusing . . . flirt. Ambition: Hotel Managing ' ..r.. 4......i,.m..m...s. , .wx EILEEN C. BRUCE New Britain Feb. 4, 1941 ..I., Little she is, tiny and sweet: she always looks so very neat. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: Bowling Club 1: jr. Prom. Ray . . . blondie . . . nice gal. Ambition: To get married. QT' 'K . ,i V, , 4 , 5' f if .f X, 7, , 1,1 . .7 -i TI-IEODORA A. BREAULT Bristol Dec. 9, 1940 Teddy Smart, witty, and gay. Activities: Class Rep. 1, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 2: Basketball 1, 3, 4: Field Hockey 1, 2: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Sports Day 1: Class Night: Chronicle Staff: Emblem 4: Jr. Prom: Sr. Prom: Dance Corn. 1, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 2, 4: Jr. Minstrel: Soph. Re- vue: Sr. Sec. Club CPresD.: Frosh Initiation. Insurance office . . . Pat . . . beautiful smile . . . great friend . . . fs secretary . . . 3 J's. Ambition: To Live, Love, and Learn! MICHELE V. BROWNE Newport, R. I. jan. 21, 1942 Mike Wisdom is better than rubies. Activities: Stud. Council 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Prom: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Chronicle Staff: Sr. Prom: Frosh Initia- tion: Crusader 4: Sports Day 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Sr. Play: Honor Society 3, 4: Music Club 4: Soph. Rev.: jr. Minstrel: Glee Club 1, 2: All State 3, 4: New England Festival 2, 4: Youth Day 4. Yackety-Yak . . . Berlin 66 . . . Kitten . . . Shandra. Ambition: To own the New York Times. 'Nw Ji-wwf? Q V :JT v i. sv.- s I . - 3 ' 1 :lf 17 L WALTER C. CARLSON New Britain june 22, 1941 Cliff Litre care, no despair. Gym . . . quiet guy . . . nice. Ambition: Meteoroligist EDWARD LEWIS COLVIN Stroudsburgh, Pa. Dec. 18, 1941 ..Ed., Graduated from Stafford Gram- mer School, Bristol. A quiet man but a good one. Bob and Chuck . . . freckles . . . jolly. Ambition: Undecided ROBERT LEWIS BRENNER Hartford july 16, 1941 Bobby Jollity, jest, and witty sayings. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, Track 3, 4, Em- blem 4, Jr. Prom., Soph. Rev., jr. Minstrel, Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Ring Com. 3, Sr. Prom, Sr. Play, Class Night, Class Rep. 2, 4, Youth Day 4. Goose . . . most collegiate . . . . . . real riot!!!! Ambition: To know that I am a success. BERTHA MARIE BRUNELLI New Haven Feb. 4, 1942 uBertn Our Bertha is so sweet, with the boys she is a treat. Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4, Cco-capt.J, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Rev., Jr. Minstrel, jr. Soph. Prom, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4. Dolly Twins . . . lingernails . . . nice dresser . . . pert cheerleader. Ambition: To break the bank of Monte Carlo. w ff I Aa? ., z, -1 Mfg '- fl ,ffm ',,f, f, T. , ,- fx. ,N , ,A .f ', few., I 7 f, 5 , ti 1 , faffwfc' DAVID MILO COOK New Britain May 12, 1941 Ricky Cook Graduated from Sacred Heart School, Waterbury. By his guitar you will know him. Activities: Cross Country 3, Track 3, jr. Minstrel, jr. Re- cital Cwinnerj. Cyr. . .fan club.. .hot strings . . . Elvis. Ambition: To join the Army. 5 ,,,, .fi ji 3 si? air 'Ka f 57 f . sf W 54:11. sa f 3 ffs s . is ...V, ' W. . - I LOIS VIRGINIA CARRUTH Meriden May 11, 1941 ULO., As a friend she is mighty sweet, and her humor can't be beat. Activities: Bowling Club 3, CPres.J 4, Var. Basketball 2, 4, Majorettes 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, S, 4, Jr. Prom, Volleyball 1, 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Sports Day 1, 2, Sr. Prom, Softball 3, 4, Candy Sales 3, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4, jr. Minstrel, Soph. Rev., Class Night. Nice hair . . . tall and peppy . . . Judy. Ambition: To live happily ever after. CHARLENE FAITH BUTEAU Westerly, R. I. Dec. 4, 1941 Char Tho Char is joining the bedpan brigade, we know she won't be an old maid. -Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Badminton 3, 4, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Class Night, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, F.N.A. 3, 4, CPres.J, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play, Ern- blem 3, 4, Sports Day 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Chronicle StaH, Sports Manager 3, Dance Com. 2, 3, 4, Frosh Initiation, Field Hockey 2, Basketball 1. Nice car . . . sweet . . . good manners . . . nice hair. Ambition: Nurse HELEN MARY CARMODY New Britain April 14, 1941 Hail Why should the devil have all the fun? Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, Bad- minton 2, Crusader Staff 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 4, Field Hockey 1, Future Nurses 33 Class Rep. 2, Soph Revue, jr. Minstrel, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chronicle Staff, jr. Prom, Dra- matic Club 2, Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, Class Night, Sr. Prom, Sr. Play. H.T.'s . . . Maine . . . cute cheerleader . . . Red!! Ambition: I'll never tell!! .ll-.strut-If ' . -,rniizi ' . A 1 1 I I i 1 1 WARREN JOHN CYR Waterbury Nov. 17, 1940 His conduct still right with his arguments wrong. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Or- chestra 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Em- blem 1, 2, 3: Class Rep. 1: Hobby: Classical Guitar. Plantsville Pharmacy . . . fan club . . . me and my guitar. Ambition: To be an individual- ist and a success. JAMES EDWARD DE BISSCHOP Bristol May 8, 1941 ..-lim.. Serious and well behaved never any trouble gave. Activities: Glee Club 2, 4: Class Night. Green house . . . Leo's . . . quiet kid. Ambition: To join the Navy. rw' ROBERT CAMILL CYR Van Buren, Me. Feb. 10, 1941 Bob Not a worry or a care. Activities: Baseball 2. Ed...hotDodge...P8tW Cafeteria. Ambition: Air Force Pilot 14 X-J CONSTANCE LEE CHILDS Lewiston, Me. Feb. 7, 1941 Connie Graduated from.l-larold Emery jr. High School. Worry is a care l do not possess. Activities: E.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Stud. Coun- cil l: F.T.A. 3, 4: Class Night. Betty . . . homemaker . . . Chevie. Ambition: Hairdresser a -1, 5. vt . . I .- 4 ' 'A 6- 'rf ALBERT J. DELLA BITTA New Britain April 1, 1941 Goose A world of virtue, found in few: character, personality, and ability too. Activities: Soph Rev.: jr. Min- strel: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Ccapt.J: jr. Prom: Emblem 4: Ring Com.: Class Rep. 3: Sr. Chronicle Play: Sr. Prom: Staff: Varsity S Club: Frosh Initiation: Class Night: Youth Day. Butch hair cut . . . Blue Beetle ...BigU ...highjumper... best all around. Ambition: Civil Engineer RITA ANN COCCAGNA Southington Dec. 22, 1940 Cheerful she is but not of many words. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4: G. A A. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Badminton 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 3, 4: Soph. Re- vue: jr. Minstrel: Sr. Play: Sr. Prom: Class Night. Strawberries . . . don't get her started . . . nice clothes. Ambition: To be a secretary. 1. 1 2 .A- QL JANET ANN CIBULA Bristol Jan. 11, 1942 ..-Ian.. A famous dancer she'll some- time be: her name in lights you'll someday see. Activities: Sports Day 3: Track and Field Manager 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Soph. Revue: jr. Minstrel: Jr. Prom: Bowling Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Sr. Play: Sr. Prom: Badmin- ton 3. Dancing teacher . . . Dick . . our choreographer. Ambition: To be successful and raise violets. ALBERTA JO CIRINCIONE New Britain Dec. 20, 1941 Betta The girl with the way of friendliness. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 2, 4: Dra- matic Club 2, 4: Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4: jr. Prom: Class Night: Sr Prom: Field Hockey 2: Chronicle Staff: Sr. Play: Badminton 2: Class Rep. 1: Sports Day 3. Nice clothes . . . Lou . . . silky hair. Ambition: To attend retailing school. -3.9 'm x ' X, GEORGE STEPHEN DUDAC New Britain May 5, 1941 Quiet in his ways but pleasant in his actions. Activities: Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4. Cross Country . . . smoothie . . . Fleet foot . Ambition: To be successful. FRANCIS JAMES FALCO New Britain June 28, 1941 1-Frann Dark and handsome is our Fran, someday he'll be a ladies man. Activities: Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, Baseball Manager 2, Bowling Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Sr. Prom, Class Night. Neat dresser . . . good guy . . . Arthur Murray of S.H.S. Ambition: To find the right girl. 1' X Wa 1 Q f fi ,V 7 if . 3 jf ' WW , 1 JOHN JOSEPH DEI. SANTO New Britain May 25, 1941 Jack Laugh and the class laughs with you, but seldom the teacher. Activities: Glee Club 1, Base- ball Man. 2, Bowling Club 3. Teacher's trial . . . Mr. Adam's pet . . . MaryAnn . . . yak-yak- yak. Ambition: To lead a good life. ALBERT JOSEPH FASULO New Britain Feb. 27, 1942 Bert As our class president he did swell, all through life he should excel. Activities: Class Pres. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 1, 2, Soph. Revue CCo- chair.J, Jr. Prom QCo-chair.D, F.T.A. 3, 4, Jr. Minstrel, Class Night, Sr. Prom, Honor Society 3, 4, Sr. Play, Chronicle Staff, Frosh Initiation, Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, Track 2, 3, CCapt.j 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Dance Com. l, 2, 3, 4, Youth Day. Carol . . . Problems!!! . . Uh-Uh-Uh. Ambition: Math Teacher BARBARA ANN CORNISH New Haven July 7, 1941 Barb Worry is a word not in her vocabulary. Activities: Glee Club 1, 4, Bowling Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Badminton 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Class Night, Sr. Prom. Nice hand writing . . . goldie locks . . . crazy laugh. Ambition: Secretary 1 MARGARET A. DASHUKEWICH Southington Mar. 29, 1941 Dash She lets the light shine with- out the spotlight on herself. Activities: Emblem 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 1, 2,13, CTreas.J 4, Badminton 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Jr. Prom, Soph. Revue, Jr. Min- strel, Sr. Prom, Chronicle Staff, Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play. Brains . . . class artist...hard, cheerful worker . . . quiet?? Ambition: To surpass DaVinci. CAROLYN M. CRONKHITE Bristol Feb. 18, 1941 Cronkie Diamonds are a girls' best friend. Activities: Bowling Club 2, CVice-Pres.D 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Basketball 4, Class Night. Vermont . . . freckles . . . cute gal. Ambition: To be a successful housewife. CAROLYN MAE CULLINS Mars Hill, Me. Dec. 7, 1941 Keck Graduated from Uravan School, Colorado. The charm of a quiet personality is yours. Transferred from Central High School, Grand Jet, Colorado. Activities: Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Bowling Club 4, Badminton 4, Sports Day 3, Class Night. Colorado import . . . pony tail . . . Janet and the gang. Ambition: Policewoman , , M. , gm-W-fm--H I ...,f...,-...a.bsBb ' ' ' . , -.4 1 ,f..v--an .. . 11,0-v A: N Id 'Y -. ,' If '- PAUL WAYNE FRANCIS New Britain April 14, 1941 Professor At all our games with his camera he'll be: to record our sports with photography. Activities: Honor Society 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrels 3, 4: All State 4: Emblem 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Minstrel 3: Chronicle Staii: Class Night: Sr. Prom: jr. Prom: Soph. Revue. WhizKid...meandmy camera. Ambition: To graduate from college. JOHN E. FONTANELLA Meriden Feb. 27, 1942 Fountain A guy who is full of fun, if's and but's: and manages to drive all teachers nuts. Activities: Football 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: jr. Prom: jr. Minstrel: Sr. Prom: Soph. Revue: Dance Com. 3: Candy Sales 3: Sr. Play: Glee Club 2: Class Rep: Class Night. Nutty driver . . . Help!! . . . I goofed. Ambition: College RICHARD THOMAS FLYNN New Britain Aug. 20, 1940 Doozy A little mischief now and then but mostly all the time. Activities: jr. Prom: Sr. Prom: Jr. Minstrel: Soph. Revue: Can- dy Sales: Dance Com. 3: Ring Com. 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Class Rep. 4. Class joker . . . Flynn's Pharma- cy . . . girls, girls. Ambition: Electronic Engineer ROSEMARY E. DeFEO Bristol April 13, 1941 i-Roe.. The way to have a friend is to be one. Activities: Cheerleader 1: Dra- matic Club 2, 3, CTreas.J 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: jr. Recital: Soph. Revue: jr. Minstrel: jr. Prom: Sr. Prom: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Class Night: Sr. Play: Candy Sales 3: Pep Club 2, 3, CVice Pres.b 4: Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 2. Gail and Lo . . . Dolly Twins . . . what a temper . . . studies hard. Ambition: To win a laughing contest. . 4 ' i img A br' ,-an .-...- 'Qi GEORGE ADELBERT GRAY Bar Harbor, Me. Apr. 24, 1941 Butch Hartford jr. High School Whenever I get the urge to exercise I lie down and let it pass over. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: CTri-capt.J Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: CCapt.J Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Play: Frosh Initiation: Var- sity S Club 3, 4: Class Rep. 2. Red . . . Don Juan . . . all round hero . . . Hail. Ambition: I'll never tell either. f ' ' - Y .ia,..i.,,...- M,....2s, I , , . ! ka .1 .1 .J RUTH MARIE DePAOl.O Bristol Feb. 27, 1941 Ruthie A wonderful girl all her life: she'll make Jack a wonderful wife. Activities: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Stud. Council 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Jr, Red Cross 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Badminton 2, 3, 4: Class Night: Dance Com. 2, 3: Jr. Minstrel: Soph. Revue: Baseball 2, 3: Sr. Prom: Jr. Zrom: Sr. Play: Volleyball 2, 3, Diamond . . . Jack . . . hard worker. Ambition: To be rich in happi- ness. F: SHEILA MARY DEGNAN Newport, R. I. Aug. 26, 1941 Whatever she undertakes she does her best. Activities: Stud. Council 2, 3, CSec.J 4, CPres.J: Emblem 3, 4: Crusader 1: Soph. Revue: Jr. Minstrel: Dramatic Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: jr. Prom: Glee Club 1, 2: F.N.A. 3, 4: Class Night: Honor Society 3, 4: Mag. Drive Man. 4: Sr. Prom: Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4: S100 Club 1, 2, 3: Sports Day 1, 2, 3: Class Rep. 1: Candy Sales 3: Youth Day: Chronicle. Crazy driver . . . intercom girl . . . most likely to succeed. Ambition: Nurse GAIL JOYCE DeLUCO New Britain July 19, 1941 Splosh Gail, a pretty black haired charmer, awaiting her knight in shining armor. Activities: Cheerleading 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, fVice Pres.J 3, 4: Bowling Club 2, 3: F.H.A. 1: Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4: Soph. Revue: Jr. Min- strel 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, CSec.D: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Crusader 2, 3, 4, CEditorj: Chronicle Staff: Frosh Initiation: Class Night: Sr. Prom: Youth Day. Speedy and Spitt . . . Roe . . . H. C .... Billy . . . great spirit . . . Mr. G's shadow. Ambition: To be a top fashion model. 'J ......,? .., 3 50 1 ROBERT THOMAS HARRIS New York, N.Y. Mar. 8, 1942 Bob Fun is my best subject. Hermann and the Marion gang . . . experimenter. Ambition: Success WILLIAM PAUL HEATH New Britain June 3, 1941 Bill What a whiz at football and admired by one and all. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 CTri-capt.J, Track Team 2, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Sr. Play, Jr. Minstrel. Ginny . . . great school spirit . . . swell kid. Ambition: I will make love my aim throughout my life. anlffwh ' gf , I af , f 9 I fy 4 1 f DAVID JOHN GUCCIONE Meriden Dec. 13, 1941 Gutch A friend to the end. Activities: Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Bowling Club 3. Stamp and coin collector . . . track man . . . real quiet. Ambition? P? JUNE B. DOUCETTE Bristol Feb. 13, 1942 Duckie Her smile is ever ready as her ever-ready answer. Activities: Soph. Revue, jr. Minstrel, Sports Day 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Emblem 1, Jr. Red Cross 1, Class Rep. 2, 33 Bad- minton CMan.J 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, CVice Presfl, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Dance Com. 1, 2, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Dramatic Club 2, Vol- leyball 2, Candy Sales 3, Me- morial Day Speaker 2. Gossip . . . Carolyn . . . very talkative . . . Little Red Hen. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. RONALD JOHN HEMINGWAY New Britain May 18, 1941 Ron Nothing hurries him, nothing worries him. Graduated from St. Mary's, New Britain. Activities: Track Manager 3, Glee Club 2. Math whiz . . . real quiet. Ambition: To go to college. DIANE MARIE ENNIS Meriden July 29, 1941 Horsey For she is just a quiet kid who's nature never varies. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, Bas- ketball 2, 3, Jr. Minstrel, Vol- leyball 2, Bowling Club l. Shorthand . . . horses, horses, horses . . . Di. Ambition: Private Secretary IRENE ANN DROZD Bristol Sept. 15, 1941 ulvy.. A girl with quiet and gentle ways. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom, Jr. Minstrel, F.T.A. 4, Sr. Play, Sr. Prom. Nice smile . . . Spanish brain . . . nice to know. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher VIV IAN P. EMOND New Britain Sept. 21, 1941 Viv She's seen but seldom heard from. Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2, CVice Pres.D 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, F.H.A. Ban- quet 3, 4, Chronicle Stall, Sr. Play, Class Night, Field Hock- ey 2. Joanie . . . Southington News . . . long hair. Ambition: Secretary or Teacher .. . ,-,qv-m.ef...c,,-..,...-.--... . . ushnhhiwhv-nl-mu :- I , 1 . GARY WAYNE HUDSON New Britain Dec. 28, 1941 Huts A little mischief now and then but mostly all the time. Activities: Glee Club 2, 4. jokes?? . . . rotate . . . Leo and Tom . . . short. Ambition: Undertaker DONALD HUSHAK Bristol june 13, 1941 ..D0n.. just drifting along. Activities: Class Rep. 3. Hot truck . . . don't ask him: he'll never know. Ambition: ?? in. 1 .4 WILLIAM M. HERMANN New Britain May 31, 1941 ..M0nk.. Don't worry until something happens. Harris . . . driver? . . . Freckles. Ambition: Navy IQ' .4-0 'i 'xv ?r,f'iN lqlnf, ' Nxt'-, tiki 1 1:95. .f 1 X 1' i. .- '- awipi Nw. ,. 'l ip I 5 V if ', ,Q- ' ai THOMAS EDWARD HYNECK Hartford july 29, 1941 Ted A fortune awaits the deserving. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrels 2, 3, 4: Jr. Prom: jr. Minstrel: Candy Sales 35 Basketball 2: Track 2, 3, 4: Sr. Play: Youth Day: Christ- mas Ball: Class Night. Mr. Bones . . . great to know ...one ofthe best . . .tall and dark. Ambition: Chemical Research ...f..ra-i.f.-1-aw.-.. .t... ... .. JOANNE F. GALIETTB New Britain Aug. 4, 1941 UIQ.. Happy she is, free from care. Activities: Bowling Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2: Volleyball 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 4: jr. Prom: Frosh Initiation. Crazy walk . . . pidge . . one of the hot rodders. Ambition: Become a secretary. s- . -. 14 .2. 5 W ,.1, - C . 4:51 15:15, 1 3 ' 1'- 'R R K, 4-in X 3 , 1 LOUISE MARY GIANO New Britain Nov. 8, 1941 ..Lou,, A girl who loves and laughs must sure do well. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 4: Bowl- ing Club 1, 2, 4: Basketball 1: Badminton 1, 4: Dance Com. 2, 4: Jr. Red Cross 1: Class Night: Sr. Prom: Field Hockey 4: Sports Day 3: Soph. Revue. Ron . . . nice hair . . . Alberta. Ambition: Air Line Stewardess Hof, --.57 THEODORA 1. GIAGIOS New Britain Aug. 8, 1941 Dora Wisdom is better than rubiesf' Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrels 3, 4: Stu. Coun- cil 2, 3: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4: jr. Prom: Sr. Play: Badminton 2, 3: Sr. Prom: Pep Club 1: Jr. Minstrel: Soph. Revue: Class Night. Class musician . . . smart. Ambition: To achieve my high- est goal. CAROL ANN l. GIAMMATEO New Britain Dec. 31, 1941 Girnatts Tho she is tiny she is wise: a little terror for her size. Activities: F.T.A. 3, 4: Bowl- ing Club 2, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Jr. Prorn: Chronicle Staff: Badminton 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Jr. Minstrel: Candy Sales 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Sr. Prom: Class Night: Vol- leyball 3, 4: Sr. Play: Soph. Revue. Mrs. Arthur Murray of S.H.S. . . . pony tail . . . cute gal. Ambition: To be a teacher. .rw KURT WEBSTER JOHNSON New Britain July 8, 1941 Big John It's in the book . . . why worry. Activities: Jr. Minstrel, Sr. Play, Track 2, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Soph. Revue, Frosh Initiation. Janie . . . Ferndale . . . jelly belly . . . So what's the bananas for? Ambition: Nuclear Physicist ALAN G. KLOPFENSTEIN Waterbury Feb. 24, 1942 K10PPv I'm not asking you, I'm telling you! ! ! Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Minstrels 3, 4, Nutmeg Boys' State 3, Soph. Revue, Jr. Min- strel, Sr. Play, Chronicle CCo- editorjg Youth Day. Chronicle's Daddy . . . this boy will go far. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer CHARLES SUMNER JOY Bristol June 23, 1941 Charlie A drumstick is a mighty weapon. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Sr. Prom. Chevy . . . crazy drummer . . . nice looker . . . girls? . . . Kathy. Ambition: Air Force ,I , ,I CAROLYN L. GRENIER Waterbury Nov. 7, 1941 Cuddles She's always. ready for a good time. Graduated from Sloeum School, Waterbury. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Garth and Ron . . . Pat Hedges . . . Blondie. Ambition: To be a success. I C A ,,., g l Ali' W .,,.g 5 .., . , PATRICIA ANN HAYES 5' ' New Britain Dec. 14, 1940 A DAVID GERARD LANGLo1s HH .1 kupafh 1, h J, - - smi es eep er a ive s e New Bmamu S?Ft' 17' 1941 would live to a hundred and My DWG live. ' ' ..... f HI-iff? 15 foo 5h0ff fQ,W0ffY Activities: Minstrels 2, 3, 4, am about school. f ffm. 'K Chang . . . bon flre . . . English 3. Ambition: ?? F.H.A. 1, Emblem 3, Soph. Revue, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Recital, Sr. Play. Joey . . . everybody's friend... diarnond?? Ambition: To be Mrs. Joseph Maruzo, Jr. JOAN BEVERLY GRIGEREK New Britain July 13, 1941 ..Joni,, A smile for everyone has she, she's always happy as can be. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Bad- minton 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, Class Rep. 1, Field Hockey 2, Chronicle Staff, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Sr. Play, Class Night. Betty...mypa1John... giggles. Ambition: To marry Johnny. JUDITH LEE HALL Isle La Motte, Vt. Mar. 17, 1941 uludy.. The doors to success are opened by courtesy. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3 fTreas.J 4, Badminton 1, 2, 5, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Jr. Prom, Jr. Red Cross 1, Jr. Minstrel, Soph. Revue, F.N.A. 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Class Night, Sr. Prom, G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 4. Joni . . . nice hair . . . great pal . . . Miss Etiquette. Ambition: Medical Missionary , . 1 . A . .-s.J.ffL,lfflfl DAVID ARTHUR LARSON New Britain june 21, 1941 Dave A bit of fun, a bit of quiet. Graduated from Roosevelt Jr. in New Britain. Activities: Bowling Club I, 4. Girls...girls...girls... fun . . . fun and more fun. Ambition: Happy MICHAEL J. LAZAUSKAS Waterbury Dec. 12, 1941 Peanuts A combination rare and trueg athlete and good fellow too. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 4. Nice hair . . . Marek . . . my bRbther's car and I. Ambition: The service. 14, A DAVID ALFRED LARIBEF. Bristol May 2, 1941 Dave Always a good sport, mostly a good friend. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, Football . . . Butch . . . melon head . . . stink bomb . . . great SUV- Ambition: College .-4 ' A A 5 Eh- .Y X 1 cl Q L .. . if Q 1, f P bl. xii S , -If f SHIRLEY MAY HENDERSON Colon, Republic of Panama Nov. 23, 1941 Squirrel Never a dull moment. Activities: Honor Society 2, 4 CSec.J5 jr. Prom5 G.A.A. 3, 45 jr. Minstrel5 Soph. Revue5 Can- dy Sales 35 Sr. Play5 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Bowling Club 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 2, 3, CTreas.J 45 Bas- ketball 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 35 Field Hockey 2, 35 Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 45 Ring Com.5 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 35 Class Rep. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 2, 35 Sr. Prom. June . . . Nancy . . . temper. Ambition: Irish Beach Comber by , If 1 , 'P'-ek' A Q I' I V V '14 wh A we-..,-I mv, iii' 1-Rai. . I It-Q3 . V ,, ,a,,:,.,,,f , af, 1 . Lf xv 4 - - f,,...41,,v-Q : . , GARY CHASE LUTEMAN Ashland, Ohio Oct. 15, 1941 Graduated from junior High at Savannah High School, Savan- nah, Ohio. This man will go far for he believes every word he says. Activities: Latin Club 1, 2. English brain . . . Ohio accent . . . Mr. Executive. Ambition: Private Business I ..i.:..s..n..........a....1,.t..... .sin ....n.,i....,. it ya 1 3 .1 J if 1 1 Ty w -, 'EQ K F, .t,1J,3::X , JAN ICE RUTH KELLY Meriden Sept. 7, 1942 ..Jan.. I pity those who don't have any fun. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Field Hockey 25 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Badminton 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 45 jr. Minstrel5 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 25 Sr. Play5 Class Night5 Sr. Prom5 Dra- matic Club 45 Pep Club 45 Chronicle StafI5 Frosh Initia- tion5 Valentine Dance. Giggles . . . boys? . . . crazy walk . . nice gal . . . Sue. Ambition: To be happy. .-.44 PHYLLIS HIGGINSTON Waterbury July 27, 1941 Phil Graduated from Bunker Hill Grammar School, Waterbury. A wonderful gal all her life5 she'll make some guy a wonderful wife. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Prom5 jr. Minstrel5 Soph. Revueg Base- ball 25 Class Rep. 45 Sr. Prom5 Sr. Playg Class Night5 Badmin- ton 2, 45 Chronicle StaH5 Pep Club 15 Frosh Initiation. Blondie . . . Mr. DeBishop's pal . . . carefree . . . Blue Merc. Ambition: To succeed. LESLIE GAYLE HOBSON New Britain May 14, 1941 Gayle True girl, nice girl5 friendly classmate. Activities: Bowling Club 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Badminton 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 jr. Prom, Pep Club 25 Sr. Prom5 Sr. Playg Class Night5 Frosh Initiation. Nadine . . . P.Y.F. Ambition: Chemistry 'Ui 'uw' 4. gi , .7 . , 25 .,5,, KEITH JOHN MCGILLAN New Brunswick, Canada Oct. 20, 1939 Keefer He takes life as it comes. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Sr. Prom. Nervous foot . . . What do ya ray? . . . nothin . . . you know it! . . . nice car. Ambition: To be a Wild Cat! JIM MCNICHOLAS Queens, N.Y. May 20, 1941 Mickey What a guy, and is he shy? Activities: Basketball 1, Base- ball 2, Candy Sales 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Class Rep. 4. Finast . . . joker . . . Mickey Mantle . . . handsome. Ambition: To strive on. ,. fw V 3 .3 71 f ,fl '-,., why, f'1 V' 5.5 4 -- I ' 1 3 1291 4 ,' I 4 Rh , 5 . IWJW' - 1 ' 41,1 1 inva ' .flff 3: nr., N, ' ,f ,few 4 . J' , ,v ' X' ,tg . c wtf .f ff 'za .L aa- a ff 4. :- Mi ,ya Isa, .A JZ' , n.,,.,fev4 af i 72 1 W reg, 'fy 41 - ,fy .1 'a',f'f'5'?3g,, 7 , 1 V ti ZH 5 in ff' 3:39 , ff Aj' Ja, ff ,ff , ' fa., ,fj'f,, 'i'-Q,g,'rff .aj gf 'iw 1,-,a aa l an iii.-a,a.., ' WALTER JOHN MAREK New Britain Jan. 8, 1941 Wammy In athletics he did great, and with his friends he does rate. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, fTri-capt.J, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity S Club 3, 4, Sr. Play, Soph. Revue, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Girls . . . girls . . . girls . . . All Stater . . . sports is his motto . . . Mr. All American. Ambition: To go to college. KATHLEEN MARY KELLY New Britain Aug. 2, 1941 Kathy Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, a little mischief in her eye. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Field Hockey 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, Sr. Play, Class Night, Sr. Prom, Dramatic Club 4, Pep Club 4, Class Rep. 4, Chronicle Staff, Frosh Initiation, Valentine Dance, F.N.A. 3, 4. Teddy and Pat . . . nice clothes . . . cute . . . nice smile. Ambition: To be happy, healthy, wealthy and wise. DAVID ERWIN MITCHELL Hartford April 23, 1941 Mitch A friend you are, a friend you'll be, until eternity. Activities: Soph. Revue, Jr. Prom, Jr. Minstrel, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Crusader 4, Sr. Prom, Varsity S Club 3, 4, Class Night, Dance Com. 3, 4, Football Manager 3, Chronicle Staff, Class Rep. 1, 4, Frosh Initiation, Sr. Play, Youth Day 4. Big U. . .Goose and Sal... Judy . . . crazy laugh . . . he came, he saw, she conquered. Ambition: College 26 SARAH JANE KRAUSE Hartford Nov. 15, 1941 sally Graduated from Cornelius A. Majlan Grammar School. QA still small voice. Activities: Girls Leadership 1, 2, CVice Pres.J, Girls Service League, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Hartford transfer . . . crazy walk. Ambition: Nurse DORTHY BRETA KEMP Burlington, Vt. Aug. 18, 1941 Dottie Friends of many, enemy of few. Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CPres.J, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Sr. Sec. Club, Sr. Prom, Sr. Play, Class Night, Frosh Initiation, Valen- tine Dance, Minstrels 4, Chroni- cle Staff. Curley hair . . . seamstress . . . B.Y.F. Ambition: To be a secretary and marry the bosses son. SUSAN KIRKLAND Dayton, Ohio Mar. 19, 1941 usuen She is everything nice you say she is. Activities: F.T.A. 3, 4, Stu. Council 2 CTreas.D, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, Baseball 2, Bowling Club 2, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Chroni- cle Staff, Sr. Play. Janice . . . nice hair . . true girl . . . Danny. Ambition: To be happy. ROGER EDWARD NILAND Meriden july 12, 1941 Reny Speech is great but silence is golden. Activities: Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel CCG-chair.Jg jr. Prom: Emblem Staff 3, 4, Honor Soci- ety 3, 4, Chronicle StaHg Frosh Initiationg Youth Day 4. Class artist . . . trocious ... hard worker . . . lots of fun. Ambition: Architect KENNETH A. MONTAGUE New Britain Feb. 3, 1942 Kenny Haste makes waste, so he doesn't hurry. Activities: Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Class Night, Sr. Play, Sr. Prom, Chronicle Staffg .Glee Club 1, 25 Baseball 4. Judy . . . F.F.A .... handsome BUY- Ambition: Carpenter 'ini' an-uw' ROSE MARY LAIRD Westbrook, Me. Apr. 1, 1941 A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Activities: Glee Club l, 2. Real quiet . . . station wagon passenger . . . friendly. Ambition: Typist VINCENT DOUGLAS RILEY 1' New Britain Jan. 26, 1941 4 Vinnie r ,1-get .ag go '59 Graduated from Nathan Hale k MV Jr. High, New Britain. is A bit of fun, a bit of quiet. V.-9 New-comer . . . likes to laugh T . . . Hi-comps . . . '55 Chevie. . Ambition: To be President. V I R 7 1 Z x 5 1 1 . . 1 ,K 1 ' LINDA BRIDGET LEMKE 1. New Haven July 10, 1941 , 1 L Lynn , ' Graduated from St. Mary's -at , . ,,,, A 1. JOHN ALFRED ROMAJA5 Grammar School, Meriden. ii 1 B1'iSI0l June 23, 1941 Small and quiet, always a 'ii A A gentleman makes no noise. Activities: S0Ph- Revue: BOWI- ', ' . A 1, . - ing Clu lg Dramatic Club 25 f J ', ' lv .1 Shes? ' 'frgezer Teak? Glee Club 2, 4g Badminton 2: 1 m mon. a ea oto money. Field Hockey 29 Baseball 5, Sr. ',,' 1-, f ' V Q Playg Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, Class ' 'lii ,, 1 A n if RCP 2- jf V, 4 Elvis . . . Betty . . . laughs. Ambition: Nurse 1' .s..an....n.a:...i...aa.... ......f... . 1 ' 1 129 , it 11 JOYCE ANN LANZILLA Hartford April 27, 1942 She seems so quiet, but don't get her started. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, F.N.A. 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Class Night: Frosh Initiation, Badminton 4. Jimeny Cricket . . . Chemistry period 5 . . .1oud??? Ambition: Nurse ROSEMARY F. LAVORGNA New Britain jan. 31, 1941 Rosie Silence is the perfect herald of joy. Activities: Bowling 35 Glee Club 1, 2. Real good kid . . . nice to know . . . quiet. Ambition: To be a secretary. rw: ' RICHARD LEONARD SEITZ New Britain -Nov. 6, 1941 Dick If you don't know, don't ask him. Activities: Glee Club 1. Mad Chevie . . . don't hear from him very often. Ambition: U.S. Air Force ROBERT E. SILVERI Springhill, La. May 13, 1941 Bob Graduated from Hogan Jr. High, Calif. Big and tall and a smile for all. New-comer . . . brittle bones . . . late for class or what? Ambition: Electrical engineer- ing, I.B.M. repair service. - UH ,-In Y 'ff' 265,311.4 4 fvwmlsa V, Q: , , , 0356. WMP. A li Er , LEO PAUL SALVATORE Hartford June 3, 1941 I see and hear, but talk DOI much. Activities: Glee Club 1, Track 1. Rotate, Huts and the gang . . . Leo's Hideaway . . . mad Merc. Ambition: Engineer za,-, ..,...:,ww . fs. -,Ms LINDA LOU LONG Houlton, Me. Nov. 11, 1940 A little mischief now and then is sure to p1ease'the best of men. Activities: Bowling Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2. Mechanic . . . Finast . . . Lenny . . . diamonds. Ambition: To marry Lenny Dodge. M454 ' - 3 of 4' . . v X' ,. . 75' ' 1 0 A- if ' we fei E 4 W'Q.':-tK:?2,1'iy -feE'f.3'Z:5 f, 1' f: AE - ,,,., , , ,,,, , , i . , ,Q 2 , y . ,. ry: I Q ,ff RONALD MAURICE SIMARD Manchester, N.H. Aug. 24, 1942 Ronnie A master of the trombone. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Vegetable . . . gabby-gab . . . gabby midget. Ambition: ??? LINDA BEA MASTHAY New Britain Sept. 1, 1941 Speedy It's her manner and her cheery smile that make her so worthwhile. Activities: Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4 CLea-derb, Dance Com. 1, 2, 4, Basketball 2, Bowling Club 1, 2, Soph. Revue, Jr. Recital, jr. Minstrel, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Badmin- ton 2, 3, 4, Candy Sales 3, Frosh Initiation, Sr. Prom, Class Night. Spitt and Splosh . . . Blondie . . . letters . . . daily walk to P.O .... true to B.A. Ambition: To make 35,000 CAROLYN EVE LUTY Bristol Dec. 28, 1941 Carolyn is one who sews, each and every one of her clothes. Activities: F.N.A. CTreas.J 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Soph. Revue, Jr. Min- strel, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Class Rep. 1, 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, Jr. Prom, Dance Com. 1, 2, Candy Sales 3, Badminton 3, 4, jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Chronicle Staff, Sr. Play, Sr. Prom. F.N.A.'er . . . June . . . Mrs. Hallet's pal. Ambition: Nurse JOAN RITA MASINI Hartford June 25, 1940 Jinx Her life will be gay for she throws cares away. Activities: Glee Club 1, Bowl- ing 4. Bandstand . . . what happened to your long hair? . . . Grenier 8: Hedges. Ambition: To fly an airplane. V I V I-1 Lif,..fsiQ2ili'Q5 A , RICHARD M. SUCHAR New Britain Sept 9, 1941 Dick A good fellow is always welcome. Activities: Voc. Agriculture F.P.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. FIA .... Kansas City . . . kid . . . quiet. Ambition: To go to the Uni- versity of Connecticut. WILLIAM L. THOMASINO New Britain Sept. 12, 1941 Bill Graduated from jefferson jr. High in Meriden. There's power in his legs as well as in his mind. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Em- blem 2, 3 CEditorj , 4, Baseball 2, Track 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Honor Society 3, 4, jr. Prom, Jr. Minstrel, Soph. Revue, Sr. Prom, Sr. Play, Chronicle Staff, Candy Sales 3, Class 'Nightg Dance Com. 3, 4, Varsity S Club 4. Emblem's Editor . . . cross country . . . class brain. Ambition: Engineer f 41:11:14 STANLEY J. STANIEWICZ Norwalk Dec. 23, 1941 Skeet A gentleman is always silent. Activities: Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4. Cross country man . . . javlin thrower . . . curly locks. Ambition: To succeed. DOLORES A. MASTRIANNI Forestville Dec. 28, 1940 Dodo Mischief thou art afoot. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 1, 2, Sr. Prom, Sr. Play, Class Night. Tom's wife . . . Meriden . . . El and Sharon. Ambition: Marry Tom and be a hairdresser. SQ.. fm gf-r-Y' V ALAN K. TRACY Waterbuw Oct. 21, 1941 ..A1.. He came, he saw, she conquered. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Soph. Re- vue, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom. Joanne . . . temper . . . nice hair . . . baseball star. Ambition: To be a millionaire. -vm HN- li ff' 'w J mi- i f 'Q - vi I . ' - 1 I Wm . W 5:5 L, TQQ. - 'U -. 5 , I N? x,,,. U -. My xx, ALEXANDRINA M. MONGILLO New Britain April 5, 1941 Shandra Success will be hers, because success is what she strives for. Activities: Honor Society 3, 4, Stud. Council 2, 3, Class Rep. 2, 3, Jr. Prom, Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chronicle Staff, Sr. Prom, Frosh Initiation, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Sr. Play, Soph. Revue, jr. Minstrel CCO- chair.J, Glee Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, Candy Sales 3, Class Night, Youth Day 4. Harry . . . Mike . . . crazy driver . . . hard worker. Ambition: Mathematics Major ini? sei ERMA ANNE MCGILLAN New Brunswick, Canada May 16, 1941 Fun is my best subject. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Glee Club l, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 4, Badminton l, 2, 4, Sr. Play, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Frosh Initiation. Georgie . . . PJ. parties . . . basketball star . . . Kuhr. Ambition: To become a nurse. ELAINE MARILYN MESTEY Bristol June 9, 1941 Lane Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Bowling Club 2, Dramatic Club 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, Jr. Prom, Sr. Play, Sr. Prom, Chronicle Staii. Sophistication plus . . . neat dresser . . . Cheshire. Ambition: To be a success. uf 's ..-N53 X ,Wx JOHN CARROLL WATTS New Britain June 8, 1939 Wattsie Women dori't bother me - what am I saying! Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3. Cheshire . . . Sharon . . . Rod- Benders . . . hot Chevie. Ambition: To find a wife. HARRY JAMES WILLIS New Britain Aug. 2, 1941 A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, CCO- capt.D 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Stud. Council 4, Honor Society 3, CPres.J 4, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Jr. Minstrel, Glee Club 1, 2, Vice Pres. of Class 3, 4, Boys' State 3. Shandra . . . Hutton's Special . . . neat dresser. Ambition: College ,, ,, ,V Vw, 2 i ROGER C. TRYON Meriden Dec. 11, 1941 Chester A quiet man but a good one. Activities: Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Glee Club 1, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Soph. Revue. Trackman . . . ham radio . . . nice guy. Ambition: To become an air- line pilot. f i '.J'4'l?51I3 'hy ,X . Q i ,.r f' f 4 'M . 441 X ive tv-,...:'Z 7 wu,.. I .... 3 ., ' i .Q ,rw . Q : f M 1 fp , , 1 22, K, , ,X ' . iz ..xlx ', !,,,',f:.., 1 1 1 RAYMOND THOMAS WILLIS New Britain June 20, 1941 ..Ray,. We call this handsome young man Ray. The girls all think he's really O.K. Activities: Glee Club 1, Base- ball 1, Soph. Revue, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Jr. Min- strel, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, St. Play, Class Night, Varsity S Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Com. 3, 4, Class Rep. 2, 4, Frosh Initiation. Avon . . . Bonny . . . Mitch and Goose . . . nice hair . . . cute!! Ambition: To live happily ev- erafter. 30 DIANE MONGILLO New Britain Nov. 2, 1941 Monge If smiles brought riches, she would be a millionaire. Activities: Class Sec. 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, Hockey Manager 1, Softball 1, 2, 3, jr. Minstrel, Soph. Revue, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Majorettes 2, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3. Pat . . . nice hair . . . best all around . . . Stinky. Ambition: To be a success. 4 f f CYNTHIA K. NAVARETTE Meriden Mar. 12, 1941 Cindy Although she is quiet, she is thgre just the same. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, Volleyball 2,. Basketball 2, Badminton 2, Sr. Play. Quiet kid . . . nice to know. Ambition: To graduate. PATRICIA ANN MY CKA New Britain Mar. 14, 1941 npat., Graduated from Washington jr. High, New Britain. Snappy, clever, full of fun, she has a smile for everyone. Activities: Class Rep. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Badminton 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, Class Night, Chronicle Staff, Jr. Minstrel, Tennis 2, 4, Softball 2, 4, Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Sports Day 2, Sr. Secretarial Club CTreas.J, Sr. Play, Frosh Initiation, Emblem Typing Staff. Teddy . . . nice clothes . . . very friendly . . . 3 J's. Ambition: To Live, Love and Learn. BEATRICE E. NARDI New Britain Mar. 15, 1941 ..Bea.. Begone dull care, you and I will never agree. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, G.A,A. 2, 3, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, Class Night, Sr. Prom, Jr. Prom, Soph. Revue, Frosh Initi- ation, Field Hockey 1, Major- ittes 1, 2, 3, Dance Com. 2, 3, Roe . . . crazy driver . . . Ron- ny . . . long blonde hair . . . nuts or what?? . . . Maine. Ambition: To travel. JACQUELINE Rum Ninas New Britain Sept. 16, 1941 njackie.. May the hinges of friendship never rust. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Badmin- ton 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, Treas. 3, 4, Jr. Minstrel, Jr. Re- cital, Chronical Staff, Sr. Prom, Glee Club 2, Crusader StaH 4, Soph. Revue, Class Night, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, jr. Prom, Sr. Play, Softball 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 2, 3, 4, Emblem StaH 4, DAR Winner. Miss All American . . . great athlete . . . mailable letters?? Ambition: Missionary Teacher CATI-l'.ERIN'E NUZZOLILLO lawrence, N.Y. Oct. 25, 1941 Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, fPres.J 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Em- blem Stali 3, 4, Ring Com. 3, Soph. Revue, Jr. Prom, Class Rep. 3, Softball 2, Chronicle StaH, F.H.A. 1, Jr. Minstrel, jr. Recital, Sr. Play, Sr. Prom, Class Night. Attractive . . . 88 Olds . . . hot rod . . . Carol, Carol and Roe. Ambition: To live a happy life. 'f..u...4.i-...J VIRGINIA ANN NEURATH Hartford jan. 3, 1942 .-Ginny.. A typical type of a typical girl from a typical Senior class. Activities: Maiorertes 1, 2, 3, CPres.J 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, fSec.b 4, F.H.A. CPres.l 1, 2, Sports Day 3, Baseball 2, 3, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Sr. Play, Candy Sales 3, Jr. Minstrel, Soph. Revue, F.N.A. 4. Bill . . . great majorette . . . dreamer??? Ambition: To work to the glory of God and to love my enemies. Qi BARBARA ANN PALUMBO Hartford Aug. 20, 1941 Barb In quietness lies hidden friendship. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Sr. Secretarial Club, Sr. Play, Em- blem StaE 4. Shorthand whiz . . . neat dress- er . . . quiet. Ambition: Secretary ...,..a,.,a.,c,... MN. ... .. , BETTI JEAN PEKINS Albany, N.Y. Mar. 30, 1941 BJ, Good things come in small packages. Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Soph. Revue, jr. Minstrel, Sr. Play, Softball 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Class Rep. 1, 2, Class Treas. 4, Frosh Initiation, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Dance Com. 1, 2, G.A.A. 2, Class Night. Class joker . . . Stinky . . . midget . . . pillows or what! . . . Butch. Ambition: To be a teacher. 1 455' f ROSEMARY ANN PETRILLO New Britain Nov. 20, 1941 RO-RO As slender as the day is long. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Soph. Revue, jr. Minstrel, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, Bas- ketball 2, Volleyball 2, Class Night, Sr. Prom, Sr. Play, Dance Com. 3, 4, Frosh Initia- tion, Field Hockey 1. Nice smile . . . Bea . . . sup- posedly shy. Ambition: To be a successful secretary. I 'Q Wav CAROLYN JEAN PIGNET New Britain Feb. 7, 1942 Callie Her friendship is a treasure, the value of which cannot be measured. Activities: Class Rep. 2, 4, Stud. Council 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, F.N.A. 3, Sr. Secretarial Club, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, Bad- minton 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Soph. Revue, jr. Minstrel, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Night, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, F.A.A. 3, Tennis 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play, Minstrels 4. Kitty and Roe . . . cheerful spirits . . . long hair. Ambition: To find contentment with myself. ROSE ANN PEPE New Britain Feb. 10, 1942 ..ROe-. Our little girl with the hair of blonde, of her, all of us are very fond. Activities: Class Treasurer 2, 3, Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Soft- ball 2, 3, Soph. Revue, Jr. Prom, Chronicle CCO-editorb, Sr. Prom, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Night, Candy Sales 3, Class Rep. 1, Ring Com. 3. josh . . . Finast . . . Chronicle's i'Mommy . . . always laugh- ing. Ambition: Always be happy. . I : i U LOIS ARLENE PRITT Waterbury june 20, 1942 uprittyn This girl is a very cute trick and always faithful is she to Nick. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Cheerleading, Bowling Club 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Jr. Prom, F.H.A. CSec.J 1, Dance Com. 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball Team 2, 3, 4, Candy Sales 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Frosh Welcome, Field Hockey CMgr.J 4, Crusader Staff 4, Chronicle Staff, Sr. Play, Sr. Prom, Class Night. Nick . . . Gail . . . the little bug! . . . riot or what! Ambition: To be or not to be. ANN MARIE PULASKI Meriden Oct. 31, 1940 Quietly she came and went. Activities: Softball 1, Basket- ball 2, Badminton 3, Volley- ball 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Jr. Minstrel, Bowling Club 1. Quiet . . . never says a word to be heard. Ambition: To become a sec- retary. 4 , f ,wb ff I SUSAN PREVOST Meriden Oct. 26, 1941 Sue A nice personality and a smile so gay, will take Sue a long, long, way. Activities: Minstrels 3, 4, Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, Bad- minton 2, 3, Emblem Staff 2, 3, 4, Stu. Council 3, CVice Pres.J 4, Jr. Recital, jr. Prom, Soph. Rev., Girls' State 33 Sr. Prom, Sr. Play, Class Night, Youth Day 4. Talented in music . . . activities galore . . . enjoys a good laugh. Ambition: To be a Social Direc- tor on board an Ocean Liner. PATRICIA ANN Ft. Fairfield, Me. Oct. 18, 1941 Pizza Whenever you hear laughing you may be sure Pat's there. Activities: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1Treas.D 3, Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Day 1, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Soph. Rev., Bowling Club 2, 3, Gym Ex. 1, Field Hockey 4, Jr. Minstrel, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Sr. Play, Chronicle Staff, Class Night, Softball 2, 3, 4. Giamatts, Mett and Mo . . . great kid . . . safe cracker . . . craziest laugh. Ambition: To be a success. MARCIANNE C. PUTALA Newport, R. I. Feb. 5, 1942 Marcia Music is the thing of the world I love most. Activities: Sports Day, Soph. Revue, Jr. Minstrel, Glee Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 2, Sr. Prom, Class Play, Class Night, F.N.A. 3, 4, Badminton 2. Accordion master . . . always willing to work . . . talkative. Ambition: To be a success in nursing. MARY JANE RECHENBERG New Britain Oct. 2, 1941 Why do you talk and talk and talk? Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, '51, Badminton 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Soph. Revue, Jr. Prom, Jr. Minstrel, Candy Sales 3, Sr. Play, Class Night, Sr. Prom, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3. F.N.'er . . . giggles . . . blondie. Ambition: Nurse JAN ICE CLAIRE RACKER Meriden Feb. 14, 1941 ..Jan., Graduated from St. Josephs ip Meriden. She is a scholar and a tight good one. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, ji, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Badmintciy 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 5, nm, Com. 1, 2, 3, 4, Soph. Re AH jr. Minstrel, jr. Prom, F.T 2 3, CPres.j 4, Bowling Club 'ii, l Emblem 4, Honor Society 3,, 4 Class Rep. 2, Sr. Prom, Sy Play, Class Night. ,', Jim . . . Meriden . . . brai brains, brains . . . little deem . . . giggles. Ambition: To do something worthwhile in life. JEANETTEQ s. RAVENSCROFT Norwood, Mass. July 21, 1941 Nettie V Her thoughts are many, herl words are few. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Sr. Play. Small . . . quiet . . . friendly. Ambition: To be a success. Ji J ka-fist! BARBARA ANN RICH nstol Nov 2 1941 Bobbie The world was made for laughs ctivines GleeClub1 2 3 4 .AA 3 4 Bowling Club 2 FHA 1 2 4 .JI 1 rel Pep Club 4 Badminton Class Night Sr Play Candy ales 3 -uarnatts and Mo always -tughing mischief is very se tmbiuon To be a successful ousevufe NADINE ELLEN RIDER Waterbury Feb. 26 1941 'For she is just a quiet girl V whose nature never varies. activities: Bowling Club 1 2 4' Glee Club 1 2 3 4' Jr. viinstrel' Basketball 3' Volley- oall 3, Badminton 3' G.A.A. 4. lard, cheerful worker . . . ta - . . youngsters. lmbitionz To work with young hildren. ELLEN THERESA REPAN New York City N Y June 6 1941 Helen A happy gal is she Activities Glee Club 1 2 4 GAA 2 3 Bowling Club 2 Pep Club 2 Sr Prom Sr Play Class Night Chronicle Staff Soph Revue Sports Day 1 Jr Minstrel Diamond always gay Richie Ambition To marry Richard MAUREENJ ROTHXWELL New Britain Jan 20 1942 o A true girl a nice girl and a friendly classmate Activities Glee Club 1 2 4 GAA 2 3 4 PepClub2 3 4 Badminton 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 Bowling Clubl 2 3 4 Soph Revue Jr Minstrel Sr Play St Prom Sr Secre tarial Club Class Night Em blem Stat? 4 Dance Com Giamatts Mert and Pizza crazy kid nice hair Ambition Private Secretary gl -...I iii' K RUN ff . it W ......, 6 ,lj ..,. , .. . -,sri ' ' V- fi- 44 '1.,,'i 31-. 1 - if ,hy h-.Vg 3, . -,, . ,V ,WJ , -r.. 3: f. 'nv . . , 'iff- i 2 I at ,L ' 1 , 'M 1' . 'ss. fr:.-' 2. 2' 1 2111135 1 . 1 5' ' it if if - A ELEANOR JACKIE RIERA Bristol Sept. 1, 1942 Ellie A swell mixer, wonderful pal, no wonder she is a popular gal. Activities: Spe. Glee Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, Bowling Club 1, 2, Jr. Minstrel, Soph. Revue, Jr. Prom, Sr. Secretarial Club, Chronicle Staff, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Class President 1, 2, Emblem Staff 3, 4, Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Sr. Play, Youth Day 4. John . . . chick . . . nice smile . . . good looker. Ambition: To live a happy, successful life. JOAN CAROL SANKOWSKl Hartford Mar. 3, 1941 Joani I will now tell you what l think! Activities: Class Sec. 1, Soph. Revue, Glee Club 1, 2, Jr. Prom, Frosh Initiation, F.T.A. 3, Badminton 2, 3, Chronicle Staff, Sr. Prom, Bowling Club 2. George . . . Finast . . . con- troversial . . . letter writing . . . apples? Ambition: To be a ministers wife. qo- PATRICIA JEAN RUNGI New Britain June 5 1942 at Pat is a swell gal she can be called anyone s pal Activities Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Bowling Club 2 3 GAA 2 3 Jr Minstrel Pep Club 2 Bad minton 2 3 Class Night Sr Play Sr Prom FHA 1 2 Dave Bea and Ruthie cute kid Ambition To be a success JANE GILBERT RUSSELL Philadelphia Pa Apr 4 1941 Janey She has the ways of a model.' A ivities: G.A.A. 1 2 3 4' Volleyball 2 3' Dramatic Club 2' Pep Club 2 3 4' Dance C m. 1 2 3 4' Jr. Mins el' Sr. Play' Chronicle Staff' F.T.A. 4' Bowling Club 2 3 4' Bad- minton 2 3' F.N.A. 3' Soph. Revue, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Class Night, Glee Club 2, 3 4, F. .A. 3, CSec.D 4. Most collegiate . . . tall and thin . . . nice clothes. Ambition: To make Colby Jr., and tell a joke everyone laughs at. NO' 5 , , , I SHARON GALE SMITH , ,iff 4, V, A ' New Haven April 2, 1941 p Mm ' shaft V., , , I - , ' Her manner is quiet: but 'UE i an friendly- 1 ii I Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4: --.', ' I Sr. Prom, Bowling Club 4: Class Night. ELIZABETH C. SNOW Bristol June 24, 1941 Betty A smile for one and all. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Badminton 2, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Candy Sales 3, Basketball 2, Sports Day 1, Field Hockey 1, G.A.A. 2, 5, 4, Sr. Prom. Joanie and Connie . . . giggley . . . long pony tail. Ambition: Home Economics BARBARA J. STASILOWICZ New Britain Nov. 26, 1941 Stas Pretty girl, full of fun: always shining like the sun. Activities: Cheerleader 1, 5, 4: Crusader Staff 3, 4, Basketball 2, Field Hockey 2: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 4, Soph. Revue: Jr. Minstrel, Ir. Prom, Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Man. 3, Class Rep. 1, 2: 3575 Club 1, 2, 5, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, 4: Chronicle Staff, Sr. Play: Sr. Prom, Class Night, Spec. Glee Club lg Pep Club 2, Sr. Sec. Club, Badminton 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Gym EX. 1, Sports Day 1, 2, 55 Emblem Staff 4. CSDTass . . . rah, rah girl... 4 H.T.'s . . . nice clothes . . . Maine. Ambition: Dental Hygenist Kok Meriden . . . crazy laugh . . . ring around her neck. Ambition: Stewardess . '..,,., , mgm NANCY ESTELLA TAYLOR New Britain Nov, 1, 1941 Nan Her golden voice is the envy of all. - Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Minstrels 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball 2g Soph. Rev., Jr. Minstrel, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom: Dra- matic Club 2: Girls' State 3, All State 3, 4, Stud. Council 3, 4: Honor Society 5, 4, Class Night, Chronicle Staff, Sr. Play, Sr. Prom: Class Ring Com. Dave . . . All State singer . . . New Britain. Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do. 1 ' Q ,rf n , , W ltar 2 , i r 4 ,,,, ,,,, 1,g,5,,,, ., Ea-i t , ,ni MARGARET ANNE TAYLOR Montpelier, Vt. jan. 6, 1942 Margo A girl with dark eyes and hair, she is a girl so sweet and fair. Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Bowling Club 2, 5, 4, Pep Club 4: Class Night, Sr. Prom, Sr. Secretarial Club: Emblem Staff 4. Madame Secretary . . . Art . . . wavy hair. Ambition: To succeed and be happy at whatever I do. taunP ' MARIE ANN TRIANO New Britain jan. 4, 1942 Our Marie is so full of fun, and sweeter than a Danish bun. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: Bowling Club 2: Pep Club 49 Class Night, Sr. Prom. Laughter . . . long hair . nice smile. Ambition: Secretary I 34 SANDRA ELAINE THAYER East Lyme Jan. 15, 1942 Sandy A good sport and a pleasant companion. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 45 G.A.A. 3, 4, Volleyball 5, Bad- minton 53 Sr. Prom, Erosh Ini- tiation, Class Night. Sassafrass . . . Finast . . . Lib- bie . . . great gal. Ambition: To successfully walk the path of life. CAROL ANN TOMASSETFI Meriden Oct. 18, 1941 Graduated from St. Josephs School in Meriden. Our Carol is so full of pep, and soon she'll take life's biggest step. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Minstrels 5, 4, Bowling Club 2, 53 Pep Club 2, 5, 45 Drama- tic Club 3, 4: Sr. Play, jr. Re- cital Cwinnerjg jr. Minstrel, Soph. Revue, jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Class Night: Chronicle Staff, Dance Com. 2, 5, 4, Class Ring Com. 3, Class Rep. 53 Badminton 2, 5: Softball 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Candy Sales 5. jimmy . . . New York or what? . . . nice hair . . . riot. Ambition: To be happy. 1 '11-f .1 lsmf' tail' li l JUDITH CAROL TRUSS Bristol Dec. 24, 1941 Trussie Around and around she goes: where she stops nobody knows. Activities: F.I-I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2: Basketball 2: Vol- eyball 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4: lr. Prom: Sr. Prom: Class Night: Sr. Play: Frosh Initiation. Griff . . . sack dresses . . . tall and thin. Ambition: To get married. CAROL JANICE URSONE New Haven Mar. 22, 1941 If a girl awakes and finds herself a success, she knows she hasn't been sleeping. Activities: Emblem Stal? 2, 3, 4: Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2: Volleyball 2, 31 Basketball Manager 3: Pep Club 1, 2: Soph. Revue CCo-chair.J: jr. Prom ICO- chair.j: jr. Minstrel: Class Night: Sr. Prom: Sr. Play: Chronicle Staff: Honor Society 3, 4: Bowling Club 2: F.T.A. 3, 4. Bert . . . first lady . . . states her opinion. Ambition: To be happy. MARIE JULIA TRIOMPO Bristol June 1, 1941 She's hidden behind a quiet front. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 43 F.I-I.A. 1, 2: Pep Club 4: Class Night: Sr. Prom. Quiet . . . don't get her started . . . wavy hair. Ambition: To be a success. 'Wfx ,TT..., A i - . sc - 'toy A 1, . I i DONNA MARIE VELODOTA Bristol Feb. 10, 1942 Young lady, why do you talk and talk and talk? Activities: Cheerleader 1, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama- tic Club 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, fSec.J 4, Soph. Revue: jr. Min- strel: Sr. Play: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Night: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4. Loud voice . . . who is it now? . . . brittle bones . . . nice jump. Ambition: Biology Teacher CAROL EDITH WEST Waterbury Sept. 8, 1941 Bunny She has a pleasant and friendly way. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1: F.l'I.A. 4: jr. Prom: Sr. Prom: Class Night: Sr. Play: Basketball Z: Dance Com. 1, 2, 4. ,ludy and Joni . . . office ma- chines . . . nice girl. Ambition: To live by the Gold- en Rule always. -E J? . .31 .5 ,QV 1 2 : N it 1 i HQ A' haf .0-4' 'R DOROTHY ANN ZACK Bristol july 4, 1941 Dottie She is a true friend like a diamond - scarce and rare. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Badminton 2, 4: Sports Day 2: Softball 2, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 jr. Minstrel, Sr. Play: Emblem Staff 4: Sr. Sec. Club: Frosh Initiation: Sr. Prom: Class Night: Chronicle Staff. Pat and Teddy . . . quiet? . . sincere. Ambition: To be happy! rn. 1 -QF 0-wig, MARION WRIGHT New Britain Oct. 4, 1941 Mert I never have a care -- so beware! Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Bowling Club 3: G.A.A. 2, CTreas.J 3, CPres.D 4: Emblem 'Staff 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3g Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Badminton 2, 3, 4: Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 4: jr. Prom: Soph. Revue: jr. Minstrel: Sr. Prom: Sr. Play: Class Night: Red Cross 1, 2. Class joker . . . school sweater or what? . . . the Big M . . . true friend. Ambition: To always have plenty of friends. JOAN ANN WYDRA Hartford May 28, 1941 Tiger She has a devilish look in her eyes: whatever she does is a surprise. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: Ma- iorettes 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, CSec.J 3, 4: Bowling Club 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 4: Secretarial Club: Class Night. Watch those curves . . . good majorette . . . nice strut. Ambition: Secretary 4- K. . ,W . - f Q J4?4V....- I, X I Q. V .i .iii I 'In 3331, i K - I QF .,zj. ,K av . aught I 5 Y as 1 ' J' z , s Y' 1, XQ., A .1 - -N. i 'A , .A ,.. 4... ..1............,......,...... CAROL ANN ZADNIK Southington june 20, 1939 She is a friend to all. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2g G.A.A. 3g F.H.A. 1. Tall and thin . . . Mr. Adam's pet . . . nice girl. Ambition: Secretary JOHN BYRON ADAMS Waterbury Sept. 10, 1938 Quincy Silence is golden. Activities: Transferred from Cheshire Academy. Basketball lg Track 1, 23 Boxing 2, 33 Wrest- ling 25 Tennis 3g Glee Club 2, 4g Jr. Promg Sr. Promg Class Night. Quiet . . . freckles . . . the names the same. Ambition: Draftsman T l QUR DEDICATION I TO ANTHONY ZIENKA Within these sentences lie the true feelings of your class, the Class of 59 . This last year has not been the same without you. We have missed your 9 funny antics and wonderful ways. V We hope with God's guidance you will find the path leading to happiness. 36 - A.:-...adam-hnihliiqhhihihh S i l M C4485 W RQ S QR Q F , Q ix CLASS POEM Awestruck fledgelings were we As we looked about us with wonder, Marvelling at the sureness and confidence Of envied upperclassmen. We made our mark as others before us did, Maturing, as was expected, And becoming the Class of '59 Through time, patience, And the efforts of our teachers, We tried to become individual thinkers, And the sort of citizens of whom our Society could be proud. Now our time has come to emerge From our shells as does the butterfly In all his splendor, Burst forth from his cocoon. Progress, with the help of God, Now and ever, is our pledge, To ourselves, To our friends, To our country. Gloria Arte s 38 XM' 's'tt'J y ,,,,a . -vi N-...nr Z.: . h:vnv-4,1,:5. ..L..u1'.-.....e --.- MA... 1 hearts rn H1gh our cheers are for the blue N T 'l 211 shall be the watchword Of our band so staunch and true Happy are the days We s end here, As 'we upward, onward ove May our hearts devotron never Faitlfless oriclisloyal prove And when time shall make us workers In the world of might and right, our love for Southington High School our banner's honor bright. .,....-.-.w- ' 7 ui., I X 1-....a..4 M LH SOPHO GRE REVIE By the Sea Girls Left to rightg B. J. Pekins, L. Pritt, S. Prevost, L. Masthay, H. Carmody, D. Mongillo. Miss Liberty Nancy Taylor . nfl fl, ' ' i u lik' V, 1 hm, ,,M4f,,f,,,m. ' ' 7' Our Miss Shorey Lovers By Moonlight Bay B. Srasilowicz, J. Tassie -M ,l,' ff! ! i f 3 f ext' if M l'MiSS Nighfeflgalen The East Side Boys Carol Tomasserti B, Fasulo, W- Cyl. CLASS HISTORY These last four years, which were a very important part of our lives were not unlike the seasons, each year brought a different season. The spring of our high school educa- tion was our freshman year. We were young and inexperienced, life was just starting for us with all its joys and problems. The sophomore year can be termed our summer. We were getting used to things and having a ball, besides doing our work. The junior year is similar to the autumn, we were maturing, slowly becoming adults. We had fun, but we also realized the importance of work and study. The senior year is like a winter. The students no longer tend to be so light headed or childish, but instead they display some composure, most of the students are mature individuals, responsible and more independant than before. But like all winters, our senior year will give way to another spring. All of us will be entering a new life, in college, training or at work, thus beginning another series of seasons. FRESHMAN YEAR Spring Our springtime would, of course, be our freshman year. It started with a bang for us as we were formally received into Southington High at the last of the truly hardy Frosh Welcome Dances. Few will forget that experience. The next big thing was our first taste of victory in the Magazine Campaign, with Sue Prevost as our top Salesman. Can you imagine that, those little freshmen won, was heard all over the school. Donna Velodota, Gail DeLuco, Barb Stasilowicz, Ruth DePaolo, Lois Pritt, Hail Carmody, Alice Keegan and Rosemary DeFeo were the ones who formally cheered our freshman players. Our class officers, with the help of Mr. Woolaver, our class advisor, started us off right in our quest to be a class that S.H.S. would not soon forget. These officers were Eleanor Riera, President, Bert Fasulo, Vice President, Diane Mongillo, Secretary and Alice Keegan, Treasurer. After this rousing and vigorous year, we were then ready to enter the summer of our high school years, as sophomores. SOPHOMORE YEAR Summer Another year, another season. In our sophomore year, we, the students of the class of '59, decided to have a little more excitement under the leadership of Eleanor Riera as President and Bert Fasulo as Vice President. Alice Keegan had the money problems for our class Treasury, and Diane Mongillo was the Secretary, Of course, Miss Shorey was involved in all our problems and joys since she was our class advisor. We held our first dance Nov. 3rd, but the real thrill of the season was our Spotlight Revue. Mr. Brian was the one who pulled us through that. We really had a workout for that show, and yet, many couldn't reach that high note in Oklahoma if their life depended on it fit didj. We were all quite proud of ourselves. Later that year the Daisy Mae Dance was held with the Sharptones as the main attraction. The last big event of that season was our victory in the magazine campaign A We came in first place!! 40 JU 1oR YEAR Fall As we enter our fall or our junior year it is with no little regret that we look back at our first two years at S.H.S. How soon that tremendously long span of time the four years of high school have been cut in half. Now we are upper classmen, as upper classmen we have many proud accomplishments on our slate, but being very determined to leave an untarnished record for our class of '59, we poured our efforts into some very worth while endeavors. This year Bert Fasulo took over as President with Harry Willis as Vice President, Diane Mongillo as Secretary and Rose Ann Pepe as Treasurer. Five of our junior girls are representing the school on the cheerleading squad. They areg Bertha Brunelli, june Bell, Hail Carmody, Barbara Stasilowicz, and Donna Velodota. Carol Ursone and Bert Fasulo with the help of various committees arranged our beautiful junior prom, Stairway to the Stars. The band was dreamy and everyone thpught the decorations were beautiful. Nancy Taylor and her escort Dave Basco were chosen as King and Queen and everyone enjoyed an unforgetable evening. Once again we came in first in the Magazine Campaign, our treasury is really grow- ing. We are the richest class the school has ever seen. Shandra Mongillo and Roger Niland step into the spotlight next as co-chairmen of the junior Minstrel, With the aid of Mr. Bryan they put together a terrific show. Our class had fun presenting the Minstrel and all who attended enjoyed the songs and also the wit of the endmen. A One of the most signincant events of all your high school years happens during your junior year. That time that is second only to graduating itself, the first time you wear your school ring. It is a symbol of all the work and happy memories that you will have throughout your life to save in recognition of Southington High School. By now many of our boys have really taken their places in our varsity teams. Our class is represented strongly in every sport at S.H.S. It is almost impossible to believe that now we are ready to become the leaders of the school. As many of our classmates stand ready to take over the handling of the school. It is with many valuable memories and experiences that we leave our junior year and become seniors. I Fontanella, Kurt johnson The Pgrry'5 Over ' i' r ' -' . i Q . . - L1-'ii4,i:g:gg.S?fgtsiagisgi. r t f?'5i'9fEi'1 P mfg , . - 9 4 . -Xi. .LR1NYx..w .. K g A , ,X QQ? wk -. v , ,Q X si-by K 'girly V ' 1 yy 1 . 1 'ffl A J If , 'I rs It A - 1' ' i - 1' N gt Qtr .r W i 1 . t k,,F ...1g.Q i . gm ..,. - ig ' H. 1 V1 V P . - x 'W - as 'B M 3 9 The Minstrelsn MBA . . gg-v.,-fry.-f-'v.,,,,,-....,... ..,. 14-A : ' L. 'ii Ll .w iwvti J.. . - ,.. .wifi .- .. 1 'l 1'?.1t-' J..a.3.,:,.:a,asqei:r.a.ai.3eIdi.43i?5f -1- Q . -Y, Vi 0 ' . si. ' 1 A r ' as It I By the Light of the Silvery Moon Ted Hyneck e .W ,+- 'Lady of Spain Our junior Prom SENIOR YEAR Winter This is our senior year all right! What other year could possibly make us so busy? The members of the senior class are wrapped up in numerous dance, play, Chronicle and club committees not mentioning sports, homework, and other outside activities that are really keeping us so busy! The single session and the new addition made our last year even more different from all our other years. We're all quite proud to think that our class would be the first to graduate in the new auditorium. The first big event was, of course, the Freshman Welcome Dance. Most of the seniors got a big bang out of being Social Dictators for a couple of days. Drunk with power was an often heard quote. While having this fun, we conducted ourselves as mature students, so the dance was quite successful. Work on the Chronicle was begun the first day of school, with Rose Ann Pepe and Alan Klopfenstein and the staff putting a lot of eHort into this book to make sure it's the best S.H.S. has ever put out! Early in the year preparations for graduation had begun - we were soon measured for caps and gowns . . . fwe soon found out just how fat a head we really had l lj A great number of school clubs were led by senior members. These were the Presidents of Future Nurses, Charlene Buteau, Future Teachers, Janice Rackerg Senior Secretarial Club, Teddy Breault, National Honor Society, Harry Willis, G.A.A., Marion Wright, Student Council, Sheila Degnan. Also, Bill Thomasino was editor of the Emblem and Gail DeI.uco editor of the Crusader. ...B L14 4 The Christmas Ball was the next big event in our lives as seniors. This dance will probably be remembered with many happy memories. Along with the college entrance exams, assorted term papers and the like, the try- outs for the Senior Play were held. Kurt johnson as jocko will always be remembered, not only for his costume, but also for his most famous lines aaaaahhhhh! Others in the cast were Elaine Mestey, Carolyn Pignet, Roger Niland, .Phyllis Higginston, jackie Niles, Bob Brenner, jack Fontanella and Paul Francis. The play committees also did a tremen- dous job, as did the cast. Carolyn Luty won the Betty Crocker Future Homemaker Award. The D.A.R. good citizenship award was given to jackie Niles. We were all proud of them both. Hearts, hearts, hearts. That is all the committees for the Valentine Dance saw for days. But it was worth it! The Valentine Dance was such fun. The music was so nice, and the decorations, so pretty. This is our last dance for a while, until our Prom. But it's not just homework, research, dances and committees that make the senior year exciting, but it's the inner excitement. There are those constant undertones of thrilling experiences, expectant outcomes, impatient waiting for those final days of graduation. The senior year is like winter - the last season of the year. One of maturity and composure and apparent relaxation on the outside - yet inside there is the cheery bustling, preparing for spring. Yes, preparing for spring, after graduating we'l1 all be starting a new year, another beginning, a new volume of life. It Wa1ksiAt Midnight KM ' H4 Waffi W, 94 y , 53 e- 1 ' I' zh- . 4 f, ,' f' ,, ' ,nf ,if 4 , QA Q ' i We ff 'fE 1 ng , 2 ,fn We ,, ,a,5,,5f 1, 'f,f'Qff,,f fy , mff,W, 'Wy ,. J ff , 4 5 VV 1 X XE. Q A., f Nah f V5 A The Cast ,, 2 My a ' ,f 5UfDfiSff Hopeless 44 r.. ...-a.-....., ...s..i.....n...' . - - . 'ww-.-, V , ,,,,, -5-1' V -5 WM EAL joko 4' Ls 'SL' a I-Ie's A Nice Boy ! fi' See-e-e w Guess Who KING AND QUEEN R. Willis and P. Higginston fvt ,f , 1 , -, .1 T' ?' , , I V Our Valenti ne Dance NAME Ahearn, Gerald Anderson, James Anderson, Peter Arre, Gloria Atwater, Ruth Backus, George Beausoliel, Thomas Bell, June Bouthot, Lorraine Boyce, Barbara Braverman, Richard Breault, Teddy Brennan, Patrick Brenner, Robert Browne, Michele Bruce, Eileen Brunelli, Bertha Buteau, Charlene Carlson, Clifton Carmody, Hail Carruth, Lois Childs, Constance Cibula, Janet Cirincione, Alberta Coccagna, Rita Colvin, Edward Cook, David Cornish, Barbara Cronkhite, Carolyn Cullins, Carolyn Cyr, Robert Cyr, Warren Dashukewich Mar aret y 8 DeBisschop, James DeFeo, Rosemary Degnan, Sheila DellaBitta, Albert DelSanto, John DeLuco, Gail DePaolo, Ruth Doucette, June Drozd, Irene Dudac, George Emond, Vivian Ennis, Diane Falco, Francis Fasulo, Albert Flynn, Richard Francis, Paul Fontanella, John Giagious, Theodora Giammatteo, Carol Ann Giano, Louise Grenier, Carolyn Grigerek, Joan Guccione, David Galiette, Joanne Gray, George Hall, Judith Harris, Robert Hayes, Pat Heath, Bill Hemingway, Ronald Henderson, Shirley Herman, William Higginston, Phyllis Hobson, Gayle Hudson, Gary Hushak, Donald Hyneck, Thomas Johnson, Kurt Joy, Charles Kelley, Janice Kelly, Kathleen Kemp, Dorothy Kirkland, Susan Klopfenstein, Alan Krause, Sarah Langlois, David PET PEEVE Girls School Conceited girls Writing poetry Mr. Nolan Peddling milk My car The Big Captain Teachers Term papers Work Stubborn, conceited people Waverly Inn Most girls Mon. thru Fri. 8:10 to 2:31 School Disappointments Term papers Work Lectures Younger sisters My sisters People Conceit, Boys who can't dance Unagreeable people PET PASSION Cars Last period sleepers Girls New pencils Math Breaking bottles Working on my car Having fun V Boys Nursing Avoid work Sailors and Fords Coffee Something out of ordinary Tall guy Ray Old songs Drive-Ins Driving Butch Dick Boys Violets dancin 7 tg Parties, clothes, dancing Getting my own way Patton Brook Acres Guns. People who pick on guitar pickersFriendly people Waiting Boys, Elvis People who crunch ice Charlie School Sports Work Girls Rock n Roll Being trampled in halls Getting up in the morning I'll never tell People who say yes and mean no Snobby girls Work Crusader, waiting, sloppy people To be alone Long hair, cigars Tardy people Teachers Getting up in the morning Show offs Girls running my life Carol Hyperpituitarism My brother Flirts Rock n Roll Waiting Working, conceited people Joni Johnny Getting beat at checkers Tempermental people H. S. girls Certain boys Model airplanes than don't fly Catty girls Blue moods Homework Getting up 50 Ford Thick headed people Food Getting up Teachers Stupid girls Being without a car Girls Johnny, liars Kept waiting Getting up early Arguments Irritable girls People who don't say English 46 Country music Tomato sandwiches Iceboxes Being with people Meetings Good looking girls Girls Billy, pizza Jack Pizza, Rock n Roll Stuffed toy animals Girls Having fun Horses Dancing, Peperoni sandwiches Carol Playing records Cameras Cold spaghetti, wormy apples Books, music Dancing, clothes Ronny Boys Johnny Coins and stamps Dancing Hail Tea in the afternoon Having fun in study Joe Maruzo Ginny Photography Love ya, D.F. Girls Dickie, Mr. Nolan Johnny Hunting Money Eating Jan: 53 Chev. convert. Food, clothes Food, clothes Sleeping late Danny Cars Crew Cuts Sleeping SENIORS USUALLY SEEN Anyplace but home Anywhere In my car Here and there Home Milk truck Under my car 4 Ht's and cheering In a blue convertible Plantsville Cleaners All around With Pat and 3 J's Waverly Inn Carrying furniture Here, there and everywhere In Ray's car With Roe, Donna, Judy In the Chevi with Gerri Around Just usually seen Walking with Dick Riding with Carol and Joan Thinking Where least expected Everywhere Patton Brook Acres With Warren, guitar Around Writing letters, crunching ice School Patten Brook With Dave, guitar Trampled over Leo's Having talks with Mr. G. Levy's Here and there Everywhere Rushing, working on Crusader With Jack Talking to Sal, Loot, Squirrel At pajama parties with Dottie In the car Here and there With Ann Marie at Sandy's At the Bonfire With Carol Wherever there's a record hop With my briefcase Anywhere Home Sweet Home With Mert, Pizza, Bob, Squirrel With Ronny With Joni at Leo's XVith Johnny Greene's Hobby Shop Around Driving in a Merc. High spots Everywhere and anywhere With Bert in her convert. With Ginny Just about anywhere Ducky, Doozy, Pizza, Mert, Gimatt Parties With Dickie In a blue Caddie Leo's Diner Around Usually not seen At Jane's Ina 53 Chev. convert. Around Here and there At pajama parties Here and there Here and there With Ducky, Loot, and Squirrel Bonfire ...N ...,,he.... ,.r.,.,, -a., :nie W TATISTICS NAME Laird, Rose Lanzilla, Joyce Laribee, David Larson, David Iavorgna, Rosemary Lazauskas, Michael Lemke, Linda Long, Linda' Luty, Carolyn Marek, Walter Masini, Joan Masthay, Linda Mastrianni, Dolores McGillian, Erma McGil1ian, Keith McNicholas, James Mestey, Elaine Mitchell, David Mongillo, Diane Mongillo, Shandra Montague, Kenneth Myclta, Patricia Nardi, Beatrice Navarette, Cynthia Neurath, Virginia Niland, Roger Niles, Jacqueline Nuzzolillo, Kitty Palumbo, Barbara Pekins, Betti-Jean Pepe, Rose Ann Petrillo, Rosemary Piguet, Carolyn Prevost, Susan Prirt, Lois Pulaski, Ann Marie Putala, Marcianne Pye, Patricia Racket, Janice Ravenscroft, Jeanette Rechenberg, Mary Jane Repan, Ellen Rich, Barbara Rider, Nadine Riera, Eleanor Romaias, John Rothwell, Maureen Rungi, Patricia Russell, Jane Salvatore, Leo Sankowski, Joan Seitz, Richard Silveri, Robert Simard, Ronald Smith, Sharon Snow, Elizabeth Staniewicz, Stanley Stasilowicz, Barbara Suchar, Richard Taylor, Margaret Taylor, Nancy Thayer, Sandra Thomasino, William Tomassetti, Carol Tracy, Alan Triano, Marie Triompo, Marie Truss, Judith Tryon, Roger Ursone, Carol Velodota, Donna Watts, John West, Carol Willis, Harry Willis, Raymond Wright, Marion Wydra, Joan Zack, Dorothy Zadnik, Carol lk. PET PEEVE Homework lnsincerity Work Homework Bleached hair High Society Quail Long hair Lenny Broken promises Without a car Blue Chevy converts. Days High society girls People who are late Slow drivers Working Getting up mornings Waking up Pat Moody people Judv Conceited, stubborn, people Two-faced people Homework Blue moods Getting up People who are late Getting up early Getting up early Burch Nuzzolillo's driving High society people Insinceriry Unfriendly people Friday nights Party crashers Confusion Getting up People who are late Carolyn Homework People who are late High society girls Not enough time betwe Being kept waiting Wise teachers Getting up Conceited people Shrunken Shetlands Getting up Guys that need a shave Going home Sisters Oral book reports Homework Potato chip crunchers My brother Waiting and talks Income tax Homework Dave en classes People doing things last minute Senior girls Jimmy's moods Jo-Ann Working Conceited people Conceited people Getting up Bert Bossy people Boys in bermuda shorts Conceited boys Girls who ask questions Bonny High society girls Greg Conceited people Full ashtrays .a......a....aa, PET PASSION Food Popular music Being n study hall problem 55 Pontiac Life Quail Short hair Lenny Dancing C. G. Walking in the rain Bobby Tom George Mary, red convert. Eating Sailors, college boys Judy Pat Class activities Judy Popular music, 3 J's Potato chips Rock n Roll Bill Spaghetti and meatballs Sports Clothes and money Dancing and having fun Dad's Buick Josh Beary and Pat Devotion Dancing, piano Nick Bubble gum H. N. Dancing, Tosh Saturdays Boys Food, clothes Richard Dancing Music Clean-shaven men Hunting Dancing Italian food Candy apples Money, traveling George Drive-In's Rock n Roll, Jazz Girls Going to Meriden Kellyettes Food A certain guy Agriculture Art Dave Instrumental music Soph. and Jr. girls Jimmy Jo-Ann Laughing Having fun Full moons Model airplanes Bert Cheerleading Shaving Full moons People Bonny A wonder friend Dancing, boys Popular music Dancing 47 USUALLY SEEN At home Everywhere Anywhere New Britain With the girls Hunting quail Wherever I go With Lenny With Ducky, Sal, and Squirrel Home Leo's with Carol Working, writing letters Meriden with Tom Yankee Maid In my convertible Usually where I am Talking on the phone With Judy or the boys In a Plymouth Here, there, everywhere Waiting for Judy With Teddy and 3 J's Sli Merc With Barbara With Bill Here Everywhere Here and there With Cynthia With Butch Not seen, HEARDLE With Beary and Pat With Kitty Rushing With Nick Sandy's with Diane Anywhere and everywhere Mert, Giamotts, Mo, and Squirrel Arriving late Walking with Carolyn Where I happen to be Driving around Meriden Mert, Pizza, Mo, Giamotts Movies In my country hide-away All around With Mert, Pizza and Giamotts With Dave Here and there Leo's Luncheonette Writing letters Plainville Around town At home Meriden At Kellyertes? In Milldale In a hurry Coming or going With Art With Dave Walking between Plantsville-So. ln the wrong places With Jimmy Jo-Ann With Sue Around Where l'm not supposed to be At home With Bert Dancing Parking Where I'm not supposed to be Hutton's With Bonny or the boys With Pizza and Giamotts Dancing at Fran's Here and there New Britain, Newington I CLASS ARRE, GLORIA U GALLIETTE, JO-ANNE Because at math you are a whiz, You've kept teachers on the beam, We leave to you the difficult quiz. Here's a kettle to keep up the steam. ATWAI'ER, RUTH GIAGIOS, T HEODORA Because you are so shy and quiet, Because in the band you go toot toot - Here's a drum - go make a riot. We leave to you this little flute. BELL, JUNE GIAMMATTEO, CAROL ANN Because with your name it goes so well, Because you are so peppy and small, For you we leave a little bell. ' Here's a whistle, have a ball. BOUTHOT, LORRAINE GIANO, LOUISE . Because you are a new girl in school, Because your skin is so nice and fair, We leave to you this book of rules. We give you some soap so it will always have care. BOYCE, BARBARA GRENIER, CAROLYN At selling lumber, you'll never fail, If ever you hair should start to grow, Here for you is a rusty nail. This bottle of bleach should let everyone know. BREAULT, THEODORA GRIGEREK, JOAN . Because your clothes are never messed, A future homemaker you soon will be, We leave an iron to keep them pressed. A list of rules we leave to thee. BROWNE, MICHELE HALL, JUDY ' Next to your boy friend you seem so small, For your hair so blonde and light, Here's some stilts so you'll seem tall. Here's some shampoo to keep it bright. BRUCE, EILEEN HAYES, PATRICIA Because your hair is so nice and light, A famous painter you might be, Here is something to keep it bright. Here's a landscape for you to see. BRUNELLI, BERTHA HENDERSON, SHIRLEY As a cheerleader we liked your peppy yell, You're such a cutie, but oh so small, Here's a megaphone that fits you well. Here's some vitamins to make you tall. BUTEAU, CHARLENE HIGGLNSTON, PHYLLIS At managing sports you do so well, Because you have wavy blonde hair, A'whistle we give - it suits you swell. Here's a ribbon, wear it there. CARMODY, HELENE HOBSON, GAIL To you we give a pad and pen, You are quiet in all you do, To remind you of your favorite men. Here's a trumpet to let you through. CARRUTH, LOIS KELLEY, JAN ICE In using page boy style you do excell, Because you have a way with all you meet, This is to keep your hair looking well. Here's some charms to keep you sweet. CHILDS, CONSTANCE KELLY, KATHLEEN To you we give this little cake, To remind you of your Chemistry class, To remind you of the ones you've baked. Here's some test tubes that will help you pass. CIBULA, JANET KEMP, DORTHY Because you can dance ballet or blues, Because you are such a quiet 1355, For you we have some little shoes. A medal, go to the head of the class. CIRINCIONE, ALBERTA KIRKLAND, SUSAN To you we bequeath a pattern book, Because your hair is shiny and bright, So you'll always have that well dressed look. Here's a halo to wear at night. COCCAGNA, RITA KRAUSE, SARAH Because you are so shy in your way, Because your hair is so neat and prim, Here's a horn to toot all day. Here's some scissors to keep it trim. CORNISH, BARBARA LAIRD, ROSEMARY Because at shorthand you are so good, You never shout, you never yell, We leave to you this little book. To make some noise here's a bell. CRONKHITE, CAROLYN LANZILLA, JOYCE Because into marriage you'll soon roam, Because you are 50 happy and gay, Here's the key I0 Youf new home- We leave to you this permit, to drive blues away. CUU-INS, CAROLYN LAVORGNA, ROSE MARY FOI C3f0lYU who is 50 CUTS and UICC, Here's a Kleenex Tissue for you, We leave our regards and some sugar and spice. To march your voige, as Soft 35 dew. DASHUKEWICH, MARGARET LEMKE, LINDA A perfect saint is what you ain't and what you'll never be - Because you are so gay and chatty, This halo for your curly hair will make you heavenly. This broken record will drive you batty. DE FEO, ROSE MARY LONG, LINDA Because you are a real smart lass, In the marriage state, you seem to be, For you we have an excused pass. Congratulations we give to thee. DEGNAN, SHEILA LUTY, CAROLYN She served so well as council president - Since a nurse you wish to be, Sheila gets a gilt edged document. A thermometer we leave to thee. DE LUCO, GAIL MASINI, JOAN Because your editorials are so snaPPY, Because you make clothes fit so well, Here's a subject to make you happy. We leave you this copy of Mademoiselle. DE PAOLO, RUTH MASTHAY, LINDA Because into marriage you'll soon roam, As a majorette you are so snappy, Here's a blueprint for your home. Here's a trophy to keep you happy. DOUCETTE, JUNE ,, MASTRIANNI, DOLORES You are usually happy and seldom frown, Because into wedlock you'll S003 mam, For you we have this golden crown. Here's some furniture fOr your home. DROZD, IRENE McGILLIAN, ERMA Because you are so quiet and smart, To Ermagwe leave this box of tricks, The dass of '-59 leaves you its heart- So she will always be able to get out of a fix. EMOND, VIVIAN MESTEY, ELAINE . I Because in a quiet mood you live, EEF Ke? voriii C5255 5f:3Ph'5UE1fCi W iv- is agewi s wyureayrate. ENNASplo31X'bgcIEr your thoughts e g e MOIEGILLO! DIANEII b H d ' ' - ecause you are t e est a aroun , Because on horses you like to ride, 48 Heres some Paint to do the town A handsome boy for your side. J . ' V J v H fe eeeee be A A'sii PRESENTATIO S MONGILLO, SHANDRA RUSSELL. JANE Carring the kids has wom out yguf Car, To our dear jane so full ul pep, I A new one we give you, to travel afar. We give some Wheaties to keep her rn step. MYCKA, PATRICIA SANROWSKI, jOAN I If in taking your dictation your pen should run dry, A ministers wife you soon will be, This pencil will help you to get by. A list of rules we leave to thee. NARDI, BEATRICE SMITH. SHARON At driving you're our worst offender, Because you favor out of town rnen, NAVlZ,REYoIuI EweChYavNeIdIjfIimmple Proof fender. SNOsfrEl.l?AaBlEg1'rll-Ito keep them mi Quietly on your way you go, Seasons come and seasons go, I Tmkle these bells upon your toes. We hope you'll find use for this package of snow. NEURATH, VIRGINIA STASILOWICZ, BARBARA As class dreamer you're on cloud seven, Because your voice is so well known, This pair of wings will get you to heaven. We leave to gon megaphone. NILES, JACQUELINE TAYLOR, MAR AR At basketball you play so well, Cause we admire your shiny brown curls, A pin to wear so you need not tell. We leave to you this veil with pearls. NUZZOLILLO, CATHERINE TAYLOR, NANCY Because you have such lovely eyes, Looks and personality will never do harm, Here for you is a big surprise. So for you we have this magic charm. PALUMBO, BARBARA THAYER, SANDY We give a pad as our gift to Barbara, You work so hard!! each day after school, Whose shorthand is always so swift. That to rest your feet we give you this stool. PEKINS, BETTY JEAN TOMASSE'I'l'I, CAROL You've collected dues so many, Because your voice is a golden treasure, We leave to you this bright new penny. We give this music, enjoy each measure. PEPE, ROSE ANN TRIANO, MARIE Because you are a real sweet Miss, Since your lovely hair is black as jets, For you we have a great big Kiss. We give to you this lovely barrette. PETRILLO, ROSE MARY TRIOMPO, MARIE To Rose Mary with friends so many, Because of your shy sweet manner, We give a leash so she won't forget any. T Ugg EKGJDK? leave 2 r1iCC gay banner. PIGNET, CAROLYN R , Because as Tammy you sang so sweet, To Judy to whorn many boys she seems to know, Here for you is a music Sheet. We give you this rope to keep them in tow. PREVOST, SUSAN URSONE, CAROL Beeause for music you were born' Because you're also small. and mighty, For you we have a little horn. We leave I0 YOU 2 mafdllng fed Highw- pRI'I'r' Lois VELODOTA, DONNA . Because you are so full of pep, Because dancing you do enjoy, We leave these pills to keep you hep. WESYZEQSEO You this 41305103 f0Y- UI.A I, ANNA MARIE - , , P Siiie you seldom have much to say, We give to Carol this book of stamps, We leave to you a poem that's gay. WRIlE5:IrI'cfqftIe,i1lxtIciItE1,exIpost-oHice she does tramp. PUTALA, MARCIANNE i At playing the accordion you are tops, Th? SUUCS S0 Often V051 80 I0 SCC, For you we have some lollipops. 1315SAV1Gu get YOU In f0f free- PYE',iAh'g5i'iL?un you are so hep, We leave for you this book filled with pleasures, These Swilefgi will keep you full of pep. ZACgfBlEIfLg1Ty-pave had among all your treasures. RACKER, JA ' . . . With a certain boy you seem to rate, A NCCI' Bffl fhefe 11 UCVC1' be, Here for You is 3 box O-gentes, ZADiAIfgIEezgkig51Ieart we leave to thee. F , EANET i RAVISISCEEEQOE-age a tiny lass, I You have proven to be slow in the past, This banner will help yg3,E5hOw up m Class, ADAI1ll4egef8?-irrlle skates, they ll help you go fast. G, MARY A 1 , , RECI3E:ieB5lE,5mg is your-Ichosen Ca,-ee,-Y Because first on our list is your name, This thermometer will keep all temperatures clear. AHEXC:Il'I1ogiEthXIl1lc5nor will bring you fame. EN f . B . REP1?3IjgaEi-5-you heat and remember a let, I Your hair is a specialpart of you, We leave you this note book in which you can jot. ANDlEe5g6gJshirAyQvIvsEgh this shampoo. ' INE 1 , RlDIg3IE2aITliIzYOu are 50 quiet and Inicee Because you have a quiet manner, We leave you a rattle, shake it twice. AND'1Ig1g15Ili? igblgi-FEHOISC. here S 3 hammer. NOR 1 RIERX-Aguliliriaile is so friendly and so very bright, A car so plain of orange and white, So toothpaste we have for your teeth so white. BACl'1gi:JEhcgvEg Eere s a light. RBARA i . RICH' BA Ina always live up to your name, Since your dimples are a great attraction, So you Y . Some counterfeit money to bring you some fame. To keep them dented here's a contraption. PATRICIA BEAUSOLIEL, THOMAS RUN'?di1 are so neat in every way, Because the honor of best looking was given to you We leave some fashions of the clay. We leave you this mirror so you'll know it's true. ROTHWELL, MAUREEN K BORCHARD, ROBERT keg our face so rosy and pink, We leave to you this excused pass, To P Y . . This rouge will do the trick we think. So that you can always get into class. 49 JC -t . CLASS PRESENTATIONS BRENNAN, PATRICK KLOPFENSTEIN, ALAN At asking questions you are a pro, To you we give this ball of twine, This book will keep you in the know. So you will always have a line. BRENNER, ROBERT LANGLOIS, DAVID A new delivery truck is what you need, From Dave we never hear a word, To deliver goods with lots of speed. A megaphone so you'll be heard. CARLSON, CLIFTON LARIBEE, DAVID From Cliff we never hear a word, A football here, large and brown, A megaphone so he'1l be heard. We give to you, now go ro town- COLVIN, EDWARD LARSON, DAVID Because you are a quiet lad, To be quietand shy with the girls does not pay, We leave to you this copy of Mad. This little red book to make a date each day. COOK, DAVID LAZAUSKAS, MICHAEL Here is something you really need, Many baskets you do score, A little gadget to measure your speed. Here's a ball to make some more. CYR, WARREN LUTEMAN, GARRY Because you're a soda jerk indeed, Being you came to our school so late, Here's an apron you might need. We give you this list to acquaint you with each and every DE BISSCHOP, JAMES classmate. We leave you this rope so she'll never stray, MAREK, WALTER And hope you'll be happy the rest of your days. As king of football you reigned supreme, DELLA BITTA, ALBERT Here's a football fulfill your dreams. Because your Beetle is always broken, MCGILLAN, KEITH For transportation you'll need this token. Because V011 drive 3 CfaZY Cai, DEL SANTQ, 101-IN This set of keys will take you far!! At breaking rules you are a master, MCNICHOLAS, JAMES These rules will help you break them faster. You've been such an angel in our class!!l! DUDAC, GEORGE So for you we have this looking glass. For your car we leave self-polishing wax, MITCHELL, DAVID So all your strength you needn't tax. A laugh like yours should be heard by all, FALCO, FRANCIS So here's a pass to Carnegie Hall. All the girls look at you and' sigh, MONTAGUE, KENNETH Keep them away with this flashy tie. Because you're one of our quietest boys, EASULO, ALBERT We give you this rattle to make some noise. Because you are so small and mighty, NII-AND, ROGER We leave to you this little red nighty. We hear you're adept at art, FLYNN, RICHARD Here's a brush now act the part. The life of the party you seem to be, RILEY, VINCENT We give a book of games to thee. The life Of RHCY YOU do lead, FRANCIS, PAUL We leave this warning for you to heed. Taken photos you've often been seen, ROMAJAS, JOHN A flash bulb for you, 'cause you're a camera hend. Because YOU have a quiet manner, FONTANELLA, JOHN To make some noise here's a hammer. Small and mighty, so they say, SALVATORE, LEO Take these vitamins and stay that way. 111 Chemistry you were a whiz, GUCCIONE, DAVID Sure you'll pass this college quiz. On the track team you were swell, SEITZ, RICHARD Here's a medal, wear it well. You love to ride around in your car, HARRIS, ROBERT This gasoline will take you far. You sat so silent in all your classes, SULVERI, ROBERT A reward you deserve, a book of passes. Rather quiet YOU Seem I0 be, HEATH, WILLIAM These mice will keep you company. The captain of the football team you've been, SIMARD, RONALD So here's a picture of all your men. To one who is so very small, HEMINGWAY, RONALD A ruler we give to measure how tall. Because in photography you do excell, STANIEWICZ, STANLEY We leave to you this little bell. These mice will keep you company, HERMAN, WILLIAM As very silent you seem to be. To you we present an eraser for freckles, SUCHAR, RICHARD It's guaranteed to remove all your speckles. Wear this straw hat when you go out to plow, GRAY, BUTCH The acres of hay to feed your cow. You seem to love and leave them so quick, THOMASINO, WILLIAM We think this glue should help you stick. Does X I 1, does X I 2, HUDSON, GARY This pencil will hgure it out for you. gaking life easy is just your style, TRACY, ALAN o you'll greet this easy chair with a smile. This gay ribbon we hope you'll wear, HUSHAK, DONALD - To attract attention to your wavy hair. So your car will always look hne, TRYON, ROGER We give you this cloth to make it shine. When it comes to running you are so fast, HYNECK, THOMAS D t W- So take this charm and you'll never be last. To you we leave this shiny penny, WATTS, JOHN To give you luck and friends so many. Because of your carefree disposition, JOHNSON, KURT I We leave to you this helpful prescription. glixhe teachers orders you never did heed, WILLIS, RAY Ke give you this apple which you someday may need, To you we give these handcuffs for two, JOY. CHARLES I So your favorite girl will stick with you. In the band you played with such class, WILLIS, HARRY neat years games with this pass. You've done some work, you've had some fun 50 Here's a medal for a job well done. l I .zz M6 1 - ,, .. ,.. ..,.,.,,..-.,.:. Mr. Adams: Mr. DeBishop: Since you are so cool, calm and collected, As a teacher, you are so nice, We leave to you this pen, we've selected. To you, this bottle of old spice. Mr. Badrigian: Mr. DePaolo: Because you lead our High School Band, Cause, Mr. DePaolo you're such a peach, We leave to you a music stand. Here's a vacation ticket for the beach. Miss Barry: Mr. Farmer: So your soft voice will never tire, Of farming you teach the boys all you know, We give to you an amplifier. We leave these seeds for you to sow. Mr. Bernadt: Mrs. Farmer: We leave-you a little speech, Because in Algebra you're quite a sensation, Because it's German that you teach. We leave to you this hard equation. Mrs. Brackley: Mrs. Ferrucci: To all the girls you've been a pal, With Plane Geometry you must tangle, We leave a kiss to our favorite gal. So we leave to you this little right angle. Miss Cherry: Mr. Fonta.na: Because you are so sweet, Miss Cherry, We leave this canary to make you merry. Mrs. Churchill: You have such a lovely personality, A box of sweets we leave to thee. Miss Clancy: Sophomore Latin you do teach, This ruler your stubborn students will reach. Mr. Costanzo: Here's a star, pin it on your door, We like your music, give us more. Mr. Crane: So you can go to Spain, someday, We leave to you our whole week's pay. Mr. Crusberg: At organizing us you've been great, This shiny badge will show you rate. Mr. D'Angelo: In typing you teach speed, We leave this paper you'll need. Mrs. Mr. In Biology you teach in such clear tones, So for you we leave this microphone. Fontana: You're lovely smile we always see, Ipana toothpaste we leave to thee. john Fontana: Because you look like a movie star, We leave to you this little red car. Mr. Gaudette: Mr. In case your shop apron should wear out fast Wear this one it's guaranteed to last. Goodrow: Because we've had so much fun with you, We leave our thanks that is due. Mrs. Googins: You are always in the highest fashion, We leave a corsage for greater attraction. Mrs. Hallett: Lessons in sewing and cooking you have given So we leave to you this blue ribbon. Mrs. Day: Mr. joyal: Because you are our grand nurse, In history you do excell, To you we leave a little purse. This shiny medal for doing so well. .... . .Y..,., A..-aa. s l'-i- CLASS WILL Mr. Karish: Because you're new at your position, This book will help you be a history physician. Mr. Lozoski: Because you coach the boys so well, We leave this secret, please don't tell. Mrs. McNerney: Pleasant and nice is what you are, To you we present a silver star. Mr. McSorley: To you we leave this tiny hammer, So in shop you can make more clammer. Mrs. Merrill: Because you have such flaming red hair, This comb will help you in its care. Mr. Mitchell: First aid you teach so swell, Here's a bandage to keep you well. Mr. Mucci: I Throughout the years you've been so funny, We leave to you this little bunny. Mr. Nolan: Because our minds you did inspire, This book so even more learning you'll acquire. Mr. Orsene: Teaching gym must make you tired, These pep pills so you'll never be fired. Mr, Padden: At acting and directing you do excell, We leave a part, we know you'll do well. Mrs. Prevost: Because you have such a friendly manner, We leave to you this bright new banner. Mr. Sekanovich: Your name to us is quite a torm, Here for you is a shorter form. Miss Shepard: Physics and Chem are a real chore, These vitamins will give you strength for more. Miss Shorey: Because for us you worked so hard, We leave to you this thank you card. Mr. Gillau: You are always dressed so well, Here's a carnation for your lapel. V Mrs. Street: Because you are so very neat, We leave this rose, so very sweet. Mr. Triano: Often the ladies we've seen you admire, You're sure to appreciate this Esquire. Mrs. Viselle: Because a lawyer you should be, We leave to you this retaining fee. Mr. Walonoski: If ever your class makes too much noise, We give you a club to use on the boys. Mrs. Wright: To you we leave this typewriter key, To aid you in your rapid speed. Administration: Because you were our guiding light, We leave to you this candle, bright. Office: Because so helpful you have been, We leave to you this fountain pen. To the Class of: '60 We leave to you our place of honor as seniors. '61 We leave a sweet rememberance for your candy sale '62 We leave maturity, use it well. '63 We leave four years of fun to you. To Southington High: S We leave our fondest memories of all we've done. x f - -ii ' 1959 HALL QV FAME '''' ' ' '1lllllllIlF3 Q 'H-, if X, 'x Steadieft Carol Ursone, Bert Fasulo Hollywoodk Best Kitty Nuzzolillo, Dave Cook 1959 ,M, . 1 A,W' I ,--5, i f OF e f fa-11 .ff N 5, FS 5 ff :if ! ' 5 at it , sf . . 5 K mxb, , s I Qi' I 4 . x'x X 1 'll' Faxbion Fanatic: Beit All Around Bertha Brunelli, Franny Falco Diane Mongillo, A1 Del1aBitta fy 1. 7m-V Q ' -aa - :Vw ,. , , ,. ad X T W'E:1.M,: - .ff 0 'K 2-xi Q' , h 'kfqfim , ,.,., ,, , . v tirfvrivq J ' A, 555453 N, - 'wr,np, H Wd- in fig! f , 6 if Y V 'M J Hi r X N-x Nw X nth-H 4- U .t,t,.r A ' UL Af A w 5 A1 r. mu! A1 ff lftityzzezle if Q. 54 Nicext S E eanor Rner erry Ahearn ,,, -, ,N ll ,:,1x35j?,:' 'nl if JE:,.Q.ihiw l . 1 V BG!! 11005918 Did M011 For The ClaJ: Kirfv NUZZOUHO, TOUUTW Beausoliel Shanclra Mongillo, Harry Willis Most Collegiate jane Russell, Bobby Brenner r fL'fi'5'i Bert Likea' Teacher: Mon Changed Since Frorh Year Miss Shorey, Mr. Gooclrow jonie Grigerek, Ray Willis i all ' - I iw? . 1-yi' i , ls ,.,,,5,jl'.-Q 55 lwilbf Mon Oumtanding laugh! -f---M V ' MW., ,MW 0. 'VMI 1 I-avor na, 5331115 Sraniew Pattie Pye, Dave Mitchell nd, ' ,, . Q 3 x ' i......r.. Mort Likely to Succeed Most Popular Sheila Degnan, Harry Willis Rose Ann Pepe, Bert Fasulo . l V, '- ssh: l- I W K, 555.05 42:8 ! ,,, A, 'tam ' 1 z -,gn at sa , gay.. X Arthur Murray? Bef! W L . f Carol Ann Giammatteo, Franny Falco xl L ' 'A ' ,A fm !X f X, ,,r ' - flsfqli ' 3 5 l' fi 3 N ig! it a Q Q m- Q f Q 3 R? xx, Q yk Cid!! Dfedmeff Clgyj Mgjigignj Ginnie Neufath, Bill Heath Dora Giagigg, Charles Joy u ff ! if Q fly V fl ,J 'J X rw. iff If A .. XX A F 'Cf .4 I f wx X X X My 54' Aim! Talefziefl Clan- AA,-tijn ,inner flllyula, Dave Cook Peggy Dashukewic - , . - w , 5 . I ,., - 5.z:. 'i:w f 2ffQ1?jVL,'it. 'l ' fwfr-a, ' p,5fl ' ' e l fall L xl Q --.armaelw fl - Craziext Driven Bea Nardi, Al Della.Birta N icert Hair Sue Kirkland, Alan Tracy -e,,.,,w- . l ul' , rf 1 ' lk 1' mm ll l ll rrfx, ll- - ' ' +I 1 ,A ' fl 2' LQ,-., 2, 1 X ll' V . 5 X ll V-- -X' six X ' b ' ,X ' l, A ' jx lx , f .ffgi A. r ju, riff' 'u l-r ef . . ,fri ll : A , ,YA :qt 1-....,, M on Talkative Donna Velodota, Ronald Simard Teacher: Trial Mon Sophixticated Elaine Mestey, George Dudac Clan Heartbreakers Hail Carmody, Butch Gray . r r , - J, Aliyh ,xii , ff. lla, fill W: ff rN:.1f,fa . , .1 Af, 4 l A - - ' -l ali 1' fn 1 ' . I, -,J fe- wl' f I 'Q K . f?4,fy!y, V n 1, , I A ' Q X aff, 4' W 43 . 57 rf A f A , f nt 'xg V, Wh? .' 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Q Wifdya 'Q ' ', .rg-sf New WT EN. fr ,s-KN' X Q0 U 5' COACHES 1st row, left to right, Mr. Orsene, Mr. joseph Fontana, Mr. Lozoski, ' Mr. Mitchell. 2nd row, Mr. John Fontana, Mr. Sekanovich, Mr. Kloss, Mr. Goodrow. 4? M , , y , A., f Z, ,,, Mfg, gc 1, wpfffwff LQ Z.. W ,. u I , i i .45 2 ii ic. 15, f 1 ,I ., . , FOOTBALL Southington's Blue Knights concluded a great year of football with seven victories and only two defeats. These two defeats, however, were class A schools and the losses were taken in stride. The Knights went on to win the next two in succession with a large margin in both games. The entire team worked hard through long tough practices under the ever watching eye of the coaching staff. A fighting unit emerged, displaying skill and sportsmanship in all games. The season was ended with the traditional Plainville game, the Knights defeated Plainville easily. .Q ' lst row, left if fhgifltg 'fQpz1chOrsene, D. haribee, Rich, W. Heath, Theriault, E. Waegecka, W. Cone, H. Mann, N. Kowalski, W. W- MQIGQ 4' HWY: Q 5202-'1f 1. P-L GTC!-IOFCTYI, GUM, COHCI1 Snowman. 4th row, N. Furrow, D. Kitsen, G. Varges, R. Porter, l.c,zozlc1.71nfl ng,.v.fg yFlJlaf,l1.1Cl T. Lichowslti, ll. lvhiltlg, J, Car- S, Hooley, D. Bogdanski, D. Musto, R. Willis. 5th row, hone, Orient' fi. 'L.usano, j. Ffmtanella, W. Wfinli, R, Sidorik, Adams, D. Ballou, Petrocirxe, W. Harwood. aih el .mo f fir' 'rw-wg 1 Sheppard, B. Hall, D. Wfright, J. 70 Dave Laribec Down With Plainvillen Jim Gum x. TRI-CAPTAINS B. Heath, W. Marek, G. Gray Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington 12 36 52 38 6 52 36.6 ,. 52 22., .. Crosby 28 Platt 6 1' 'C , Farmington 6 Wilson 6 il ' ,Branford 13 ' A f Classical 18 ' i, ii. A 8 ef, 5 Maloney 84 ,J-:Q bi 1 W Middlerowno Q W fr 11, f Plainville 0 i N 'A V ' if L 1 , 71 Ray Willis jack Fontana! la BASEBALL 1st row, left to right, W. Marek, H. Willis, J. Gura, F. Tully, W. Shurnann, G. Gray, E. Kaftan, L.' Orsini, J. Gladke. 2nd rowg Coach Fontana, R. Garry, W. Snowman, J. Childs, A. Tracy, R. Woods, J. Carbone, R. Sidorik, A. Lavorgna, Coach Lozoski. Southington High School captured the Central Valley B League championship. During the regular season of play the Blue Knights went undefeated with nineteen wins and no losses. It was the first time in the twenty-six year reign of Coach Fontana that V he has had an undefeated season. In tournament la Southin ton trounced it's first o onent, Plainville, b a score civic P Y 8 PP Y I X of 11 to 1. In the second game Southington was upset by East Haven. 'c'. fs S SCORES H. Willis Southington 6 ..,,.......,............ Windsor Southington 3 ...,.... ...... W ilson Southington 14 ......, ..... A von X Southington 8 ....,,,. ....... F armington Southington 17 ........ ...... M iddletown Southington 12 ,,..... ,...,.. G lastonbury 4' Southington 8 ....... ....... R ockville , ,X Y 'V A Southington 14 ....... ....... A von f W Southington 7 .,.,.,.. ,..... N ewington ., Southington 9 .....,.. ...,... W indsor Southington 15 ....,., ...... K aynor Tech. X.. Southington 16 3 ...... ,..... M iddletown ' in l X Southington 8 ......, ,...... W ilson Southington 14 ...,... ......... ,F armington 1 . Southington 19 .,... ..,... K aynor Tech. V Q .I Southington 9 ....... ...... P lainville A Southington 9 ...........,... , ........ Glastonbury ,I 'Stk , ,V - , X Q, Southington 9 .......,,..,..,..... Rockville ci 1 TOURNAMENT ' Southington 11 .........,.,.........,. Plainville Southington 2 ...... ..,............. E ast Haven Mardi 72 B. Gray -A , . -M-.-,,..f--.-ay,-W-,. ' 1 1 X I lst row, left ro righrg R. Tryon, A. Massucci, R. Ralston, P. Cantito, Goodrow, G. Dudac, S. Staniewicz, P. Chandler, J. Anderson, R. Borgio, R. Plozayf R. Cady, W. Thomasino. 2nd row, Coach J. Cote, D. Guccione, R. Henderson. CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team under the direction of Philip Goodrow completed a N successful season. This has been one of the best years for our team, as they entered more meets than ever and finished a fine fourth at the conference meet TRACK The Southington High track team concluded a fine season with a six win, one tie and one loss, record, under the supervision of joseph Orsene and Philip Goodrow The team worked tirelessly in preparation for the coming season. The 440 yard relay record was broken at the Conn. State Relay Meet, at the close of the season. Congratulations are in order for the coaches and the entire team who did a really gmt lob- G. Dudac Phil camo ' W' 'S I? sa ' if Wf' 1st row, left to rightg D. DeAngelo, A. Massucci, R. Cady, R. Adams, M. DellaVecchia, D. Mitchell, R. Brenner, VU. Thomasino, Ralston, R. Ploszay, R. Willis, P. Brooks, B. Fasulo, J. Fontanelle, Coach Goodrow. 3rd rowg P. Gregoretti, G. Dudac, P, Chandler, R. Borgio, J. Guerin, R. Hemingway. 2nd rowg Coach Orsene, D. P. Anderson, T. Faw, R. Lawson, A. DellaBirra, T. Hyneck., D. Cook, R. Tryo ' ' ' 1. Anderson, 1, Laribee, D. Kitsen. BASKETBALL l f h C h O B t h Gray Coach Lozoski. 2nd rowg R. Chopus, M. Lazaus- IW Ceohdoll-1gTiacy Cixi! Mlaiirlce B uSinkew1cz G Vargas, R. Sidorik, R. Salerno, K. Montague. Southington Highs basketball team had a highly successful season this year with sixteen wins and live losses This seasons schedule was a full one and kept the boys playing twice a week The coaches did a fine Job of keeping the team in shape and Again this year Coach Lozoski s five were eligible for tournament games. Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Q Southington Southington Southington SCORES Croft Lyman Hall Woodrow Wilson Middletown Newington Windsor Alumni Croft Glastonbury Rockville Plainville Rockville Newington Lyman Hall Woodrow Wilson Farmington Windsor Middletown Plainville Farmington Glastonbury L S ff K .Q f. A X .QR , .g fffff fr fr Bu1l's Eye x F' Alan Tracy X Butch Gray .Z .Z 'gm , X s 44' He Aims P w nun, 1 A ,. A pr. Walt Marek Michael Lazauskus ff Cf ki f f Y He Dribblesn I a ,,.m ' 35m W' 0 W f.llET'7A A T Irv N X ,A E Lx N . Q1 X M V X . :H ' 'il -' nm... ,-V' 0' Q-it i W ' ' . I o ' 1 ,I vw ' A I' I, 4' ' 5 I 1' r' ' I, all Q I 1 v 5s V I I I ,I I I If I ,I I I v 4' ,v afaa 1 ff' l 1 ',4 4 KY v , PX 4' QP Q 1 1 s 0 ' 4' , ,f lv s 1 4 ' 5: un' 1 117- ,pla- n 5 ,Q S ' 'ar ' 'QF' Q-9' Vt gf 0: Xi 'x Where's The Ball A Tense Moment .vm gi tNh Get That Ball Alan 27s W s .,. .,v1 , , N F 4 h A W fn... K. -.gpvi-ff. at .1 .... E - . . ' v I - 43 L e QQ a H Go Get em Blue Knights X, Q .M , ., ,.- . K. -, , . , , .V Q .,, ,. ' 1- 'Huw 1 45' 77 X ,, f,,-- - - , .., 1 1.1 :Ni 1 . - ' ,-.fa ., , .. , ,,,,.-..':qfy3fx.'1,,Q 1 1st row, left to right, C. Bureau, J. Russell, C. Childs, J. Wydra T. Giammatteo, M. Wright, J. Niles, O. Prevost, E. McGillen C. Giammatteo, M. Rothwell, R. DePaolo. 2nd row, C. Cronkhite I. Drozd, G. Arte, B. Snow, C. Cullins, D. Kemp, J. Cibula, B Cornish, L. Lemke, R. Coccogna, J. Mancini, P. Rungi, 3rd row, M. 1. Rechenberg, J. Racket, N. Taylor, N. Rider C. Pignet. G. Hobson, D. Zack, S. Sawyer, M. Mirisola, D. Velodota, S. Roll- yer, B. Telfer. 4th row, P. Mycka, P. Higginston, J. Kelly, S. Kirk- land, R. De-Feo, S. Degnan, 1. Dlugolenski, D. Mongillo, C. Tom- assetti, S. Prevost. Sth row, T. Breault, S. Henderson, P. Pye L. Giano, A. Cirincionne, L. Pritt, G. DeI.uco, B. Stasilowicz H. Carmody. G. A. A. The G.A.A. promotes leadership and gives the girls a good recreational program. This year the club was under the direction of Mrs. Brackley and Mrs. Prevost. The G.A.A. sponsored sports days and also had an annual picnic. 9 .f f-'Q I o - g S f R S - KX' N ., KV- X- J ' X , A '77 . 1 4 Q L .,- E - f tai fe I AT C - A, 0 s . f . HYMIIIA V, my lst row, left to right, S. Hen- derson, D. Kemp, B. Nardi, P. Higginston, E. McGillen, C. Cronkhite, L. Carruth, G. Neurath, P. Dashukewich, C. Childs, E. Snow. Znd row, Mrs. Brackley, V. Butler, J. Macini, J. Wydm, R. Coccag- na, M. Triampo, G. Hobson, D. Zack, J. Russell, P. Pye, P. Rungi, R. DePaolo. 5rd row, L. Lemke, E. Pernal, j. Galiette, C. Zadnik, D. Gi- agios, N. Rider, B. Palumbo, M. Rechenberg. i .1i??. . v BOWLING CLUB The Girl's Bowling Club meets Mondays and Wednesdays at the Southington Bowling Alleys. They Continue bowling during the school year and at the end of the season, prizes are awarded to those who have attained the highest average. FIELD HOCKEY Field Hockey is the hrst girls' sport of the new school year. The team begins their practice early in October and continues until the middle of November. Tryouts are first held and then a Varsity Team of twenty girls is chosen. At the end of the season the girls received their well-earned letters at a sports banquet. ifB'4 Q f4q'. li.-. 'Pt L- ' Mx., -sg. 5,4 we s fi i S ... ate, LL R V M. 51 't..,.-v 1 xc., f 1st row, left to right, C. Lawson, C. Burroughs, J. Henderson, K. Guerin, P. Dela Hunty, B. Telfer, Co-Manager. 3rd row' Mrs N k wski A Giammatteo L Ungaro 2nd rowg C. DellaBitta, Brackley, Mrs. Prevost, M. VI. Mongillo, N. Taylor, P. blyren ac 0 , - , A - J, Devlin, M. L. Fiorello, S. Prevost, J. Niles, M. L. Foley, P. R. Chase, P. Pye, R. Moulton, L. Pritt, Co-Manager. 79 f 'fam Q nw- . .w':.. ,5M,,. .,,,., - ,,,,,.,, ' . W . .... T , lst row, left to right, C. Giammatteo, K. Nackowski, A. Mycka, J. Henderson, E. McGillen, T. Burroughs. 2nd rowg G. Butler, R. DePaolo, J. Devlin, J. Bell, R. Lazausl-cus, P. Guerin, J. Macola, C. Bell, Mrs. Brackley. 3rd row, Mrs. Prevost, C. Niles B. J. Walonski, M. L. Fiorillo, P. Guerin, L. Carruth, S. Mindek 1 BASKETBALL The Girls' Varsity Basketball team had many advantages this year with single sessions. They scheduled games with many schools and also participated in Sports Day programs which are sponsored by the G.A.A. At the end of the season the coaches, Mrs. Brackley and Mrs. Prevost presented the girls with their well-earned letters. We must also give credit to the manager, Shirley Henderson, who helped make the season a very successful one. .,., g5..5',7.,f, ,,A,,., 1,yfaf.z.44f'ZWf'f 'W'1l'If , as gg. at . M ..... . as A at ,. by '.,f,.f V V i f 'X..'L,Q ,f kfvf A . x ,- 'M' ' e an , ,,., ,... iii . , A . 7? 'ff ' 'illf l ' - 1 fy wwf ff T 5 ,- . , . ::'f:1?4ffff, 'fyffftj r . -f ,,ff'rg., Q Wi 'ZA5f?'??Ti 3? ' ' 7 f 7 f V ' .1 , - W... .... LMT. ff, l,.f'f'.1-Q 1 f 'A ,'1.'.r:51 'wif f?'f'7'13' , 'Ui ff T7 M f .2 gr . T - l' C-MU 'I 7 ri. Ueljaolo C. A. Giammatteo L. Carruth 80 f X V CHRONICLE STAFF . , Co-editors ii A ' A Rose Ann Pepe, Alan Klopfenstein lst row, left to right: R. Niland, M. Dashukewich, D. Kemp C. Nuzzolillo, R. Pepe and A. Klopfenstein, Co-editorsg G. DeLuco, J. Sankowski, L. Pritt, S. Degnan. 2nd row: P Anderson, T. Breault, H. Carmody, J. Niles, M. Browne, C. Luty, S. Mongillo, Mr. Joyal, advisor, P. Francis. The Chronicle is one of the most treasured possessions of each Senior. Years from now we will look back to the memories of our high school days by picking up our 59 yearbook and looking through it. Hours of hard work and planning have gone into this book but everyone did their job well. Early in the year contracts were signed with T. O'Toole and Sons, Qprintersj and Loring Studios, official photog- raphers. Two deadlines had to be met. The first was in STUDENT COUNCIL january and the second in March. Without the untiring efforts of Mr. loyal, our year- book would not have been such a success. The co-editors began work the first day of school in the new Chronicle Room. Page after page was planned until finally the book was completed. Class Night the yearbooks were distributed to the Seniors and a sigh of relief was heard from the Chronicle Staff. SHEILA DEGNAN lst row, left to right: J. Cyr, A. LaPort, M. Elliott, S. Degnan Cpres.J, L. Gruber- mann, S. Prevost, A. Tarfano, T. Burroughs, J. Mongillo, D. Ballou, L. McDonald. 2nd row: Mr. Gasecki, J. Darling, H. Willis, L. Ungaro, B. Boyce, N. Taylor, L. Berg, O. Prevost, A. Wink, Mr. Crusberg. 5rd row: K. Conway, R. Cusano, M. Browne, R. Hen- derson, P. Guerin, R. Gary, M. Lewis, S. Witz. x The Student Council is an organization which repre- sents the student body and works for the betterment of the school. The Council is a member of the National Associa- tion of Student Councils and for the first time last year sent representatives to the State Convention of the National Council at the University of Connecticut. Some of the main activities of the year include promot- ing the magazine campaign, publishing the handbook, elect- ing students to each week, and also sponsoring the Arb0l' Day program each year. . The Council also established a Code of Dress fOr all students of Southington High School and each morning one of its members read the student announcements over the intercom system to all homerooms. ,..i..E........,.a............aQ.....-.....N. ' ' EMBLEM 1--'WW' 7' Editor ...B B1ll Thomasino lsr row left to right L McDonald C Ursone V Podobinski C Stewart S D Ballou B Thomasino P Lewis J Racke: K Nuzzohllo S Degnan N Miss Shorey AdVlSOI 2nd row M Malinowski M Elliott M Lewis C Krirz A J Patz A DellaBetta L Berg D Porter S Prevost P Dashukewich E Riera P 3rd row T Burroughs L Gurbermen C Bell G Ross W Snowman B Brenner R Niland S Witz D DellaVecch1a P Maiorano M Wright The Emblem the high school magazine was first published 1n 1898 The ent1re school has good reason to be proud ot lt for lt has been highly ranked in the competition at Columbia Scholastic Publication Convention the past few years The magazine comes out four times a year each class 15 represented Anyone may submit material worthy of publication for each class has a representmg editor and each club a reporter CRUSADER 1-.12 ,.. l l W I mi Q V , 'A : . , . , . 4' ', . , . U .- , . 1 ,. ,. ', . D ,.. ,, . D , . 1 . , . , . , . , . - , - , - , - . - , - , - , - . 1 '. ' ' . ' I ' ' 2 ' t ' ' , . , . , . , . . I - , , 9 ., 1 . . 7 , , , . 1 f , n Q 1 1 . 9 1 1' ' ' 1 1'- . KV J I , D I, V . h 1 i X 1 ,V Je .1 v A - it X - lst row, left to right: G. Carbone, J. Tedesco, J. Bell, B. Stasilowicz, G. DeLuco, Editor L. Pritt, M. Adams. 2nd row: L. Verderame, M. Della Vecchia, M. Browne, P. Delahunry, Gail DELUCO L. Barth, J. Niles, P. Howard, T. Giammatteo. 3rd row: B. Garry, D. Mitchell, A. Cop- pola, B. Cusano, Mr. Goodrow, Advisor. The Crusader brings to the students the news and happenings of the school. It is published each month with a. variety of news and chuckles. A section is devoted to each class telling of its dprogress and happenings, and also to the various clubs an sports. .ff Each staff member has a special job to do under the direction of Gail DeLuco, editor, and Judith Tedesco, as- sistant editor. We want to extend our thanks to Mr. Goodrow for his untiring efforts. Hutton Darling Goggin Francis FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA K 2, R 2' riil,fl.litlHl5J5' ' ,:gf1fg,.Z: lst row, left to right: Mrs. Day, Advisor, S. Hutton, V. Carbone, C. Buteau, pres., president K. Kelly. 2nd row: A. Tarofano, S. Degnan, D. Cupina. 3rd row: J. Devlin, P. Guerin, M. Putala, M. Reckenberg, C. Luty, J. Hall. Charlene Buteau The Future Nurses of America is composed of those girls who are interested in entering the nursing profession. Their objection is to become more enlightened about nursing. The members were very active this year. They helped the Blood Mobiles in town and at the Meriden Hospital. During the summer four Senior girls worked voluntarily at the Bradley Memorial Hospital and were awarded caps. They were: Barbara Boyce, Sheila Degnan, Mary jane Rechenberg, and Charlene Buteau. Throughout the year various speakers are invited to inform the girls of the requirements and qualifications of various schools and fields of nursing. Tours through differ- ent hospitals are taken, which added interest to the study of the profession. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS lst row, left to right: R. DePaolo, C. West, J. Truss, D. Kemp, V. Emond, J. President Russell, C. Childs. 2nd row: D. Triompo, M. Triompo, S. Smith, Mrs. Hallett, Advisor, E Snow, M. Slodinski, C. Cronknite, J. Wydra. Dorothy Kemp s The Future Homemakers of America is an organization of girls studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools. The club creates interest in working toward better home and family living and provides opportunities to share in solving problems important to home life. Local, State, and National projects are sponsored and carried out in the club. Opportunities for the development of leadership and participation in group projects are available for all members. . I' ' A-M FUTURE TEACHERS I llini l E-4 President lst row, left to right: T. Gimmatteo, M. Stevens, D. Velodota, B. Pekins, J. .Janice Rafkef Racker CPres.J, J. Doucerte, A. Fasulo, C. Ursone, C. Gimmarteo, C. Tomasserri, S. Kirland. 2nd row: T. Hughes, I.. Carruth, B. Childs, J. Dugolenski, B. Telfer, C. Wiegand, N. Taylor, G. Arre, J. Cibula, I. Drozd. 5rd row: D. Giagios, M. Mirisola, S. Brady, C. Asklar, P. Higginston, B. Wolonoski, J. Russell, S. Mongillo, B. Cusano, J. Childs. The E. Mildred Bedford Chapter of Future Teachers is a member of the National Future Teachers of America. The club, consisting of Juniors and Seniors gives its members the opportunity to become acquainted with the develop their interest in teaching. The ofhcers of the organization are: President, Janice Racker, Vice President, June Doucetteg Secretary, Donna Velodota, and Treasurer, Betty Jean Pekins. The advisor is Mr. Raymond Joyal. teaching profession. Through guest speakers, discussions, and occasional teaching experiences, the members can FUTURE FARMERS or AMERICA ilg -Z l tr' if fig, ill!! I, ,I KJMQI Q Q 15:1 ltliufd' IEWQSI -A5 23 Z 71 hill ' 11- I V F, 1 .f -r ky- ' . r .5 lst row, left to righti S. Ennis, R. Visconti, D. Larimer, J. Spreda, G. Woods, R. La Mar, J. Morelli. 2nd row: L. Pepkin, R. Suchar, G. Malcein, J. Drost, S. Houle, T. Munson. 3rd row: F. Neils, I. Brown, R. Tolles, G. Wilson, P. Hobson, R. Yorski, Mr. Farmer. The Future Farmers of America is the national organi- zation for boys studying Vocational Agriculture, The members of the organization learn through active participation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to buy and sell cooperatively, to solve their own problems, to finance themselves, and to assume civic re- sponsibility. Some of the activities for our chapter are: to send a chapter representative to the F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, to familiarize the public and students of Southington High with the Vocational Agriculture program, to hold a Parent and Son Banquet, to hold a Safety Campaign, and organize a tire fighting crew. X ...A ORCHESTRA l lst row, left to right: V. Seilonen, M. Browne, V. Carbone, N. Darling, C. Mank, D. Ballou. 2nd row: B. Stymiest, Mr. Heiser, M. Macola, P. Marafino, M. Polk, M. Stevens, A. Allair. 3rd row: Mr. Costanzo, Advisor, D. Giagios, S. Prevost, O. Prevost, W. Cyr. Orchestra, for the first time is being conducted as a full school programs, but also in New England Music Festival time subject. Students are thus given wider opportunities and All State. for study of their instrument. The members of the orchestra participate in not only The Student Orchestra leader is David Ballou. Mr. Costanzo is the director of the orchestra. BAND 0 'K 0 of lst row, left to right: M. Emmonons, C. joy, L. Gimaldi, D. Judd, R. Perkins, G. Maunre. Znd row: Mr. B., D. Holmes, H. Gilman, j. Giammattio, S. Doty, J. Nolan, R. Simard, R. Stanewicz, B. Cyr, B. Thayer, M. Schuman, R. Velodora, G. Hulbert, W. Harwood, G. Niles, C. Smith. 4th row: B. Hogg, W. Darling, J. Bell, R. Potrepka, D. Giagios, R. Mastrioni, R. Carbone. 5th row: L. Airtabile, G. Craig, J. Boyle. The Band consists of students who have the ability to play a musical instrument and enjoy performing with a group. Instruction on an instrument is given to those members who wish it. The band plays at football games, assemblies, parades and at the Annual Spring Concert. Also they have their W own Band Concert in the spring. The Southington Music Council is supported by the band to raise money annually. School spirit is an important part of these students and they are indeed a credit to our school. The band is under the direction of Mr. Badrigian. W---h ---V M- . -. i Ist row, left ro right: J. Parz, M. Cupina, G. Podobinski, L. Berg, McCollo, D. Ballou, P. Francis, N. Nelson, R. Henderson, R. Lar- C. Tornassetti, N. Taylor, S. Prevost, A. Ludecke, J. Russell, P. son, T. Hyneck, D. Porter, R. Cusano, P. Gregoretti, A. Klopen- Hayes, M. Lewis, M. Repan. 2nd row: J. Folcik, C. Asklar, II. stein, B. Telfer, D. Giagois, M. Polka, N. Darling. MINSTRELS The members of the Minstrels have the ability to sing well together and show genuine interest in music. At Christmas the Minstrels sang at all the Southington schools and at the Christmas Concert. They also performed In the fall Nancy Taylor, Paul Francis, and Alan at assemblies and in the Spring Concert. Klopfenstein attended the annual All-State Concert held in Hartford. MUSIC CLUB P xy, . .f f ...,,.. . N l - V -.War N 'J .49 1 I PT: . 'lf -. D I ??iif 1 r -- .J l .. If Miss Cherry is the adviser. ww, ' lf .P D B c.. i f Left to right: D. Ballou, L. Masrhay, M. Browne, S. Prevost, N. Taylor. The music club is a new club that has been organized this year. Its purpose is to bind the orchestra, band, and glee club together and to help make the students realize the importance of music. Its officers are: Linda Masthay, Presidentg Nancy Taylor, Vice President, Sue Prevost, tx Secretaryg David Ballou, Treasurerg and Michele Browne, Press Agent. They are planning to visit other schools to see how their clubs are rung also they are to present assem- blies and dances. ii Q1 1st row, left to right: N. Taylor, B. Fasulo, S. Degnan, J. Racker, H. Willis, S. Henderson, B. Pekins, E. Riera, C. Ursone. 2nd row: Mrs. Churchill, S. Mongillo, W. xx:-..ad.:.:....n..f.,1.Lz.t.g....4L.r.-.-..z... .,.- E my NATIONAL HO U ' U IETY f 3 ff!! Q 5 P ' 3 'fir . ? f 7 3 W- af-warp., 2 f 5 1 1, ,, 5 5 4 fi' 5, My M 2 fy 5 i iz. ' 1 K 5 5 if ffff 7 1? gy MM., . E I -, g .. M in I, . g Q - 'A 'Ma ws, fe' iw' .145 . f ip .-..:. - .W va' at 'gym 5.14. .. 4 'Y' 4 President Harry Willis Thomasino, S. Prevost, A. Klopfenstein, R. Niland, M. Browne, P. Francis, J. Bell. The National Honor Society is a high school organi- zation which is promoted in high schools all over the country. It is based on four outstanding possessions of the student - Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. The first of these is an automatic qualificatioii for the stu- dent must be in the upper third of his class and must have an average of 85 or better to be eligible for membership. Then the list of names is cut further when character, lead- ership, and service are considered by the student body and the faculty. Anyone who obtains admittance should be congratu- lated and should feel very proud, for it is not just an honor to the individual but it is highly recognized by many colleges. . Also many thanks to our advisor, Mrs. Chruchill, for her time and efforts. President, Harry Willis, Vice President, Janice Rackerg Secretary, Shirley Henderson, Treasurer, Betty Jean Pekins. SENIOR SECRETARIAL CLUB President W Teddy Breault lst row, left to right: J. Bell, J. Niles, T. Breault, P. Mycka. 2nd row: E. Riera, D. Kemp, M. Rothwell, M. Taylor, C. Pignet, D. Mastrianni. 3rd row: Mrs. Fontana, B. Stasilowicz, R. Atwater, B. Palumbo, E. Pernal, D. Zack, D. Ennis. The Senior Secretarial Club is composed of those girls who are taking advanced Shorthand and Office Practice. The main project of the club is the publication of the Em- blem, the school magazine. Various clerical work is done for the school, and the club also cofoperates with the management of the magazine drive. Several business trips were taken during the course of the year including an annual trip to New York. Mrs. Fontana is the advisor of the Senior Secretarial Club. f' V...-...m......,.A.'...., . ,..w-i I , .1 vctg ' 3 YOUTH DAY lst row, left to right: Bert Fasulo, Harry Willis, David Mitchell, Alan Tracy, Alan Klopfenstein, Albert DellaBitta, Peter Anderson, Robert Brenner, Thomas Hyneck, Roger Niland. 2nd row: Michele Browne, Shandra Mongillo, Sheila Degnan, Gail DeLuco, Eleanor Riera, Nancy Taylor. Each year the Student Council elects the students who will have the opportunity of running the major town othces. The majority of the students selected were from the Senior Class. . . L '- . I f 111 x11 .- ,,4'. V. 7' T. Hyneck, H. Willis, N. Taylor Alan Klopfenstein ,122 Mr. Mitchell, Dave Mitchell N. Guerin, Gasecki Photos from ISoucl1in3gton 7-' 1 Xi., flffiiv IH. 11.3. A typ an Na, :'.1.?' M Qs: ggwgawv. ,W M, . pt , .1 ,, . .,AL , L... , M . ,. ,.., ,,,,. a Z . mf- ybb, . . ,, .V , ,A 1..i ul-'14 W xlkfl 1 V, , A '.x: t Y? V . 4 9 as-as if ji. Left to right: G. Butler, V. Neurarh, B. Voinine, B. Stymiest, C. Baldini, V. Stetson, H. Murawski, A. Marks, J. Francis, S. Seilonen, J. Sager, J. Wydra, S. Fowler, Miss Andrews, Advisor. L. Masthay, Leader. MA JORETTES The Majorettes is a group of girls who wish to develop poise and coordination through drill and baton twirling. The Majorettes perform at football and basketball games and at school assemblies. The Majorettes were presented with two trophies, both were for second place in competition. The larg- FQ4 is I .4 fs L f 302 39 er trophy was won by the Senior Majorettes and the smaller by the Junior Maj orettes. The drills are taught by instruction under Major Harvey. The leader is Linda Masthay and the Assist- ant Leader is Ginni Butler. xx S X fi s N? ' s S is E wmv, ' G:-.'g.'QvlL7r1l i-'.- . ' cfafesf 's' AN CHElERlLEADERS lah- gf q if.3y.Y..!m'a.,XRuflw Delfaolo, Alice Keegan. 2nd row: Hail Wf'fl'f fflfivry lJcl'eo, Gail DeLuco, Lois Pritt. N f e Left ro right: Barbara Srasilowicz, Donna Velodota, Hail Carmody, tronrg June Bell, Bertha Brunelli. CHEERLEADERS Go get 'em, Blue Knights ! This cheer plus many others was echoed throughout football and basket- ball seasons by the SS-59 Cheerleaders of Southing- ton High School. VUhether the team was winning or losing these girls were always there cheering to support the team. Thanks should be given to their faithful advisor, Mrs. Brackley, who spent considerable time with them. Q pd' uri. vrfizivf' Left to right: J. Bell, D. Velodota, G. Ross, H. Carrnody, B. Srasilowicz, L. Berg, L. Barth, N. Serahno, M. Ci- bula, B. Brunelli. 4 6it?M7i?An4r7Q'AiWifE HMWa7l1 ! L'1z5QV 31? ifmvb 'Wa' 'Q',v ' ' W - f .f,f , ...4 , ,J . I 1: 1. f 'ff .. 5 ' Co-Captains: Bertha Brunelli, june Bell Left to right: D. Velodorra, G. Ross, H. Carmody, B. Stasilowicz, L. Berg, L. Barth, N. Serahno, M. Cibulai frontg B. Brunelli, june Bell. I 3 i 3 1 a r K l z i 1 , 1 I . 1 t '-f..a1if'2 ..fuf,-wie'.fe-113912 .1 JUNIOR RECITAL W, Left to right: j. Niles, S. Prevost, C. Tomassetti, L. Masthay, K. Nuzzolillo, R. DeFeo - not pictured, D. Cook. The annual try outs for the junior Recital are held early in March during all the junior English Classes. A list of possibilities, selected by the Recital participants of the previous year, is narrowed down by a group of teachers to six finalists. This year, however, was an exception, for there were seven finalists chosen. Monologues are selected by each of these students and performed at an assembly. DRAMATIC CLUB Advisor, Mr. Padden Also present at this assembly is a group of local citizens, who were chosen as judges to select two winners. The two winners of the 1958 Junior Recital were: Carol Tomassetti, who portrayed a class gold-digger who was always asking favors from her classmates, and David Cook, who recited the tale of Old Doc Brown with a guitar accompaniment. lst row, left to right: P. I-Iigginston, R. DeFeo, J. Crispino, K. Nuzzolillo, S. Sawyer, C. Pignet. Znd row: S. Henderson, G. DeLuco, M. Wright, J. Russell, S. Degnan. The purpose of the Dramatic Club is to train young people in the arts of the theatrical held. For those people interested in acting, the Dramatic Club trains and developes their talents. The Dramatic Club has always been very active. Our advisor, Mr. liadden, assistants Mrs. Googins S and Mr. Sibigia, have helped the members to put 011 various plays. The ofhcers for the year 1958-1959 are: President, Kitty Nuzzolillo, Vice President, Sheila Sawyer! Secretary, Joanne Crispinog Vice Secretary, Elaine Fish! Treasurer, Rosemary DeFeo. W. a,....-........-a NW, 'b,,,M SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1 I ,a- C? v XQRCM ,, Left to right: Harry Willis, Vice Presidenrg Miss Shorey, Advisorg Diane Mongillo, Secreraryg Betty Jean Pekins, Treasurerg Albert Fasulo, President. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 11.--W Left to right: Robert Cusano, Mr. De Bishop, Advisory Lucille Verderame, Robert Garry President. 93 --Y. W, . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 2 i. 7 Left to right: Joanne Crispino, Anita Simone, Mr. Kloss, Advisorg Rita Lazauskas, Ann Marie Tarfano, President. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS if fig to right: Joanne Zycl-cowski, Alyce Wink, Miss Zobbi, Advisorg David Myjak, Presidentg W' -'firfiifnxn 94 f , J 1 f ., ., q.'a :1x- rf.: ' R- .5 rzifflwz r .'w tsi7t x 1 xhih N K at Q '- H u gg y .',, 5 5 ' OUR TOWN E T 7. :Sill lllll ifill .r. qs.-I-I I H I M 0 -ts ssess,-vw-w . x Q , Q trrazrt-,.-r.i A . 1 -p 7327? f ,rf ., 1 AT W 151i-Vmlz E? 1 f- 523221-3 2221.2 gig--7-r ' g H V, 5 . cs . 5. y ' if Y-ii md p Iii Illll V M an 'Ill .N ' 41 ill! . - f Al l X r' ' . tfl '-zu..,i ,. .1 LZ.. 1 3 ' F If 5,3 , 312+ get if mm iw if yin 'HF 'tl 1 5 .LQQQUE I if!! llll TOWN OF SOUTHINGTON Southington is located in Hartford County and was taken from Farmington in October of 1779. It has an area of 36.2 sq. miles and an estimated population of 17,500. The principle industries are: agriculture and manufacture of hardware. Mi, 'fVf,-, 3' ,,,,Q,,.-1-.,f A l, ,Q . Y f,.,i,. M44 . .. 4 , ,V f , ' A . J wx'- . f , 1. 1 W 4. 73 f ' I V ' ' V. II , ' 'if , -e ' ., wf,.ar.w-a , -..W if M. A Q-fa. , - I - .. . 7ff'w'3z 7Q 'gilfa-fl , 1 ,'f-. I., A' '-'Q ' ' -w . 5173 ,.'-'il2f. '?57Cif nf '. ,,f 6 l '- 1 - sg, M f. L I 17 hw- f U57 f'!w.f. '.2 -v wwf we-j . ft '.T'f 'N'v z . , 'f - f , ,' Q. f, .J fw.,',,.,4- ,, az. L..-n f.f ,f .. V . r .. f BRADLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL julia A. Bradley left her estate for the establishment of a General Hospital in the town of Southington in 1919. The hospital which now has 50 beds was opened October 1, 1940. .f...,,.3, ..i..,.. . 1. . . .. Q 4 .' 'ff '-4' ' K 1 .QX -' .V-.5 , V ,R . I f ' l ,pi yy, lf fg iu ,f ' - 'I . ti-Tl 'pi -' fret J. ,fi K1 1. ?1H7 Ql'.a-f, 'f.',-'f?33.iE?Q' -' flizy, I lil- bn! , 'rj .5 T55 -1 :f3 -1,521 - 4 :yi 'Q ' .... Aff-W ,- 6 'jx ' .f - --so K 5111 P ,..,AT7TE 5' . -1 , ... ' V'-a Q Q A Q . i X K I lik! 3 , M I ,WM up ,ev-M,....... na H , K , . -f-N.-a r.-a , .. SOUTI-IINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY The library was opened on May 7, 1902. The build- ing is of Grecian Ionic architecture. On june 16, 1932 an addition to the rear of the building was opened and dedicated. The library now contains over 19,000 volumes. , , , 1 , . .W Q , W W za 1 y aff 1 4' We .ff gg, , M Af 9 WZ? 4 .,,., .,K,-- fk, xv if I 2 L. I If I , 'V ,V ' it mi 5 5223 aah . 1 r 4 M7 '4 y A J' 1 '.'-, ,,., . .xi ' - , 4 il .v'-. O O Q, .rly WuM,j.nQW POWERS AUTO MUSEUM Mr. Powers began to collect antique automobiles as a hobby, in 1928, while still in the automobile business. He now has a collection of more than 60 automobiles on display in the museum. 21 ., Jfl fc Z' , . 1, ar 581.9 7? TUV! lil!! llkl va, Y. M. C. A. E JUST BUTTONS MUSEUM The original charter for the Y.M.C.A. was granted The Just Buttons Museum is located in the old May 9, 1928. The present building was built in 1935. 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SONS 5 2, A 1 U 1 A Ik '-9 ' . :., Vx COMPLIMENTS OF P. HUTTON 8. SON 101 --1-amprifrzxfszfw .- ' ,. , Qi STANLEY'S BEAUTY SALON Express their Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '59 - Good Luck Students - S Compliments of SOUTHINGTON UPER SERVICE STATIO MAIN- MERIDEN AVENUE N Q Q - 0 0 ' Congratulations to the CLASS or 1959 AI- DE CARO HI-WAY RESTAURANT, INC. Good Food and Choice Liquors MAIN STREET - SOUTHINGTON, CONN. Phone MA 8-7020 TEACHER OF PIANO Classical and Modern Phone MArket 8-7298 CITY ROOFING 8. SIDING CO. INC. All Types of Roofing 8. Roof Repairs Aluminum and Asbestos Siding JOHN LASEK TOM CAHILL Southington Meriden Phone BEverIy 7-7200 Compliments of AL DE CARO AND HIS ORCHESTRA Connecticut's Smartest Dance Band Phone MArket 8-7298 SOUTHINGTON, CONN. .,., A -, 2 - - I A 5- 7i?4l1i3,f3'?: f' 533 sooo Lucic To the Class of Compliments of I 9 5 9 TASSlE'S senvlce sTATioN Y- M- C- A- 29 HIGH STREET 3 SOUTHINGTON CONN Dreams clo come true by saving! 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DANCING - FLOOR SHOWS Meriden-Waterbury Road MArket 8-7048 MILLDALE 107 L.-1. , I I T ' SOUTHINGTON LAUNDROMAT 97 CENTER STREET WE WASH and DRY EVERYTHING Shirts and Dry Cleaning GLADCHUK TV 8. APPLIANCE SALES 8. SERVICE Tel. MArket 8-7209 THE STORE WITH THE LATEST TOP TUNE RECORD HITS Compliments of GUTERCH'S MEN'S SHOP COTE'S BAKERY BREAD - PASTRIES Wedding and Party Cakes a Specialty Tel. MArket 8-2787 Q Q 101 CENTER ST. SOUTHINGTON, CONN. ARLENE HART SCHOOL OF DANCE 'I76 No. Main St. - Southington, Conn. ALL TYPES OF DANCING TAUGHT Mrs. Hart is a member of - Dance Masters of America, Inc. Dance Teachers Club of Conn., Inc. National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists Compliments of DR. GEORGE coNNoR, M.D. - , , - X ...E M... ,....E,E1 4 1 . A is ,qke gs FRANCIS J. HUBENY PLUMBING and HEATING Showroom Meriden - Waterbury Road - Milldale, Conn. Tel. Southington MArket 8-5509 Compliments of SOUTHINGTON FURNITURE CO sa CENTER STREET ikiff RICHARD ELLIOTT'S SONS INSURANCE SINCE 'I896 50 Center Street Southington, Connecticut Phone MA 8-7338 Compliments of DR. THOMAS DUDAC Q Q Compliments of sTEvE ELLIOTT 88 Compliments of wALL's MEAT MARKET 88 GRIMALDl'S SHOE STORE FASHION SHOP FOR MEN'S ond BOYS' S H O E S Over 1,000,000 Prescriptions Filled OXLEY'S DRUG STORE, INC. Corner MAIN and CENTER STREETS SOUTHINGTON, CONN. I I I I I I I I I I I 5 I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 e I I I , I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I 1 - 6 L E V Y ' S Home of Smart Fashions for Woman 81 Children ff ff i if ffff ,,.,,,.,,.-wvvm. f, if 9 W f 774' 1 0 V 1 f X.. f - Q ,,,,...,,'--f- w 'f' '---1. . ,I - A. ,- I Kr Q ' 1- Q Y X ,117 X f , WN-N ' 5, 3 .Q-:.,Tss:AnN-.U F smsxii X, 1 R , 'Q Xl - -. 5 Q - I QYX3. -I X - x - X, . XS-. whkrs., Compliments of ALBERT DiNEl.l.O 110 , .. 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STANEK fem 'II2 ,, ,,.. -, . 1' ....,::4..L' ' w.u..,......- X ' . lv R FLOWERS The Thoughtful Gift for Every Occasion We Can Send RAPHAEL'S. INC. Southington's Smartest Shop for Women. 30-32 CENTER STREET FLOWERS-BY-WIRE Worldwide WINSTON SHOES Quality Footwear for The Whole Family 366 Bristol St. - Southington, Conn. AMERICAN GIRL-BUSKENS Phone MA 8-5569 28 Center Street' MA 8 2396 THE OVEN Famous for ITALIAN GRINDERS and SPAGHETTI Compliments of CASTALDI HOUSE FURNISHINGS Main Street MA 8-8325 Sir ii? 88 Compliments of DR. G. ACKERMAN 1 Q Compliments of CENTER DRUG Q Q ...s..:a.sa-.fu....,.,4.,4 ... 1. I or RAY-BET SHOE OUTLET Waterbury-Meriden Rd. - Southington Route 6-A MArket 8-4343 If you wont to look neot, begin ot your feet FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY BOYCE LUMBER QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS ANDERSON WINDOWALLS Cabinet Work Our Specialty S 114 X ....... -Q.. us.. ,y,:-mnxuh-:.4.' ' -wuuim-A li tw .mn V 'F' . ,f ,..q,tjt,, W, rf, 1 - t ,N V 4 nw 5, W:glii+5'i3I ' rff','-WH Wi- MISS JANET'S SCHOOL OF THE DANCE Specializing in Classes for Beginners and Professionals Sessions In TAP - BALLET - TOE - MODERNE and STRETCH Miss Janet is an active member of the nationally famous Dance and Affiliated Artists Association. Studio: RED MEN'S HALL Southington, Connecticut Phone MArket 8-6476 Compliments of SOUTHINGTON MON UMENTAL WORKS MERIDEN AVE. 81 CARTER LANE URBIN T. KELLY, Manager Q Q JS-SNR Q Compliments of THE SOUTHINGTON BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PWR ,L,..,..,...sMs... ...H .,,. ,,, 115 Compliments of 55' ARD smfws SOUTHINGTON HARDWARE DIVISION PITTSBURGH SCREW and BOLT CORP 5 'k 0 i' Compliments of I. 8. J TRUCKING INC. SOUTHINGTON, CONN. 'k 0 'lr 'II6 .f I 'X W-3 FOOD SI-IOPPE I I3 WEST MAIN STREET PLANTSVILLE, CONN. WE DELIVER Phone MA 8-4515 BRUNELLI RADIO - APPLIANCES - TELEVISION Soles - Service 90 CENTER ST. 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HUBENY'S PLUMBING and HEATING Modern Home Appliances 80 WEST MAIN ST. Phone - Southington MA 8-4151 Compliments of THE YANKEE MAID WATERBURY - MERIDEN ROAD PLANTSVILLE, CONN. ,M , A, f ' ...me eL......ve,:.i-. IICLLILLLLL N E 'Hr f '.f'i ..'-75 ' , TWT? :I ,.:z:,,f?x1-.3:2za?x 'f 9 - ii DROZD BROTHERS STRUCTURAL STEEL I Beams - Angles - Channels Water Pipe Thawing ASW Telephone MArket 8-9490 or 2061 Milldale Road 8-2408 Cheshire, Conn. Compliments of ELSlE'S BEAUTY SALON BEAUTY SALON Tel. 8-2210 Compliments of DR. A. R. Pnescl-:ER 3 Complimenis of DR. AUSTIN DUFFY OPTOMETRIST 93 MAIN STREET C. J. BRENNAN CO. WHOLESALE Candy and Tobacco Vending Machines Tel. MA 8-6669 WEST STREET R.F.D. No. 1 119 GXJLID Compliments of GEORGE M. GURA, M.D. GXJLID Compliments of MITCHELL MOTORS S 120 SIMONE BROS.. INC. Range and Fuel Oils - Power Burners Refrigerators NORTH LIBERTY STREET SOUTHINGTON, CONNECTICUT Compliments of BARKER'S SHOE STORE Fine Footwear - Hosiery 50 CENTER STREET SOUTHINGTON, CONN. Compliments of SAL'S PHOTO AND VARIETY STORE 71 CENTER STREET Tel. MA 8-7035 Consultation Without Obligation THE CUSHING COMPANY INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE Tel. MArket 8-2186 SOUTHINGTON SANITARY LAUNDRY, INC. Try Our Cash and Carry Service DRY CLEANING - SERVICE GUARANTEED - Phone MA 8-2471 Compliments of THE BARTH ENG. 81 MFG. CO., INC. MILLDALE CONNECTICUT I ALLIED CONTROL COMPANY, INC. 2 EAST END AVENUE, N. Y. Quality Relays, Switches, and Coils Designed and Manufactured to Meet Rigid Requirements for Aircraft, Guided Missiles and Commercial Applications - Factory Locations - New York, N.Y. -:- Glendale, Calif. -:- Plantsville, Conn. M. J. q Compliments of WIRE FORM, INC. A Complete Line of Meriden - Waterbury Road BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS MILLDALE PLANTSVILLE CONNECUCUT CONNECTICUT EB 'N I22 'k 0 ir Compliments of THE BRUNALLI CONSTRUCTION CO sour:-nNoToN, coNNEcTlcuT 'klir CLARK BROS. BOLT CO. 9 MILLDALE, CONNECTICUT 23 DIAMOND-GARDNER CORPORATION LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS fformally the Southington Lumber Companyj Telephone MArket 8-3641 26 BRISTOL STREET SOUTH END HARDWARE Complete Line of PAINT, HARDWARE, TOYS HOUSEHOLD and GARDEN SUPPLIES JESCO TOOL 8. DIE COMPANY Dies - Gages - Jigs - Metal Stamping Experimental Work - Jig Boring Model Making STANLEY J. LASKOWSKI Plainville, Conn. River Street Tel. SH 7-3650 Compliments of THE VALLEY-NATIONAL CORPORATION FABRICATED PLASTIC PRODUCTS CLARK STREET MILLDALE, CONN. SEB f J. -.4 1'a.'L1..J.' - fs- 'i K- JSWR Compliments of PIZZITOLA'S ELECTRIC COMPANY ASW PWS OFFICE TYPEWRITER AUTO SEAT COVERS ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE Complete Auto Interiors Truck Cushions - Convertible Tops Accessories - Hecxdliners 353 South Main Street New Britain, Conn. Tel. BA 3-5883 COMPANY ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Soles ond Service IRVING D. ADAMS 250 West Moin Street Meriden, Connecticut Phone BEverIy 5-3451 lf Www - X if WWWQ N AUTOGRAPHS 'I27 ,, TOGRAPHS 128 fi ,.,.4 .4,:.....nu -ffpf t. o'toole ar. sons incorporated 4 offset printers and binders since 1891 31 jejferson st. ' Stamford, conn. hw k fe 71 'ff ,. A. Y l , 'U I if ew , K S 'V . ff 33 S . fy A 1 nf ' ' ' A ' 4 ' VI V ' '4:57:,'.:.... -su, , A ' H, .M , .. .:. , , .... , ..,. ,-.,.. . ,..,. -., W.. ' 1. , A A .xx ,X K ,S-,ii,5,f: lt M x -Q-I :.:we . 2 air - , at Q , 1 4 A P ,,QffK ' V X fx ' X -b .3 -p. Q...-4-...... 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