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Q 11, f. 1. ,-. 4. -Q THE CLASS OF 1963 THE CHRONICLE SOUTHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL SOUTHINGTON, CONNECTICUT 'rigid ffigf ,Q . wwf wffgvxoofx I if J' ' 41, Q Q PW DS MJ N 'V RTY fi W 5 J F fn wx O fx QXXJ X X, JV M J X-A F K WW z XX QS 3yJ5 fs VX? 'LE A ff? 'T Qs 50 N W 59,55 X L PW YE wily. fx ev MQ? EX L., APPRECIATIO i : ,K f -Q2 ,wh f . H ,gs wi, .?,2?.Q,L,,s7 4 1 W ,f f W c, 'af f A 7 A :,,,,, ,fs 4 4, , y my ,, , :ag 5 i V z 'fn 11955 me 1515, ,M .X WEL: '-,Q 4 MR. EDWARD GAFFNEY A primary factor in the succes of any play or prom is the scenery used in the creation of an illusion and mood. Mr. Gaffney, who has contributed both time and effort in this purpose, has also rendered various services to the Class as a whole and to the members individually. We Seniors, fortunate to have had you actively supporting our Class, wish to thank you for your cooperation. MR. RAYMOND JOYAL We, the Class of 1963, would like to express our appre- ciation for your valuable assistance as advisor of our yearbook. Long hours of organization, preparation, and revision, with your able assistance has produced the 1963 Chronicle, our final endeavor as a Class. S 6 HUMHN D113 NIT LIEERTY EUUHLQTY INDIVLDUHLI FQELIEIUU5 F PULITIEHL l MR, Pllll,l,l I' fi! JC Pl IRQ JW MR. MILZIIAIQI, I'A'I'KOSKlZ Undvr tlu' joint supvryision of Mr. floodrow and Mr. Patlioslw, our Junior Play was suc'cm'sSlii1lly producic'cl. The play, our first proji-c'L as Il Class, dm-niandc-d from botli ol' you long liours in rm-liz-arsals, an unliniitc-d sourfc of patic-ncc-, and a sc-nsv of lnnnor blcndvd with Finn discipline. YVC arff grateful for your fine direction and guidancc. MR. GEORGE LALLOS Our Scnior Play, containing all thc' Oxcitcment and difficultic-s ol' llu- Junior Play, was launclicd under the ablfr direction of Mr. fh-orgv Lallos. Tlic Class of 1963 gre-atly apprc-cialvs your assistancc in molding tlic play into a notr-wortliy acroinplislnncnt ol our Class. 7 'x ' L '...,L,....., CL SS PGEM 4 We lie in Wate1'Y,,graY?:, i, ,,,1 Q,h,Q The ,blrurredaiid ,, A Distortedf We donitihave to look and we do ' 4, ,,. , Wj . ,, Xh, A , ,:,.A, ,,,, , ,,N f ,, , . , , . , ,, ,,, . , ,, . . . ff , We can reaghgfourtffandfrtouch the sides X H of our . . . Immaturity W The Currlslilt 15 Swlftl We are damn the core of our being? Forced to the surface. Scream The world? is bright and clear. anger. Then? i? llysical repulsion' We if rrf' The water is dark and chaotic. Recon In gear' voices are hollow, therefis W And cry . fpainl T S W ' are hoarse and weak and tired. Challenge ,, , ,r,. ,, is ' i , , fNothing . . The water is a raging stream. 2 We are claimed by the Rebellion Undertowg And dragged to the bottom. Suddenly there is Th? 006279 is Salty, Quiet and peace. gras llsiriigishg Our te-HTS The body gathers strength. p ' The Ocean is flooded by the light Defeat From a candle. . X The storm IS calmed. The crisis is Qver . . . A Hope We are walking on the beach. The water sucks at the Footprints in the sand. The soul surges Within us. 1 3 Oh world, world, I cannot get thee Close mzouglzf T Our hearts are swollen with joy, We are born Anew . . . Maturity Paula Marafino 3 Y We-if' H5-.. '. f - ,f 1 . .- . - 1 f! LJ Mffg.-f 1751 .1 L--' fl' L. C, C,' ,V AL , K., , fk f --'L Lf 7 L4- ?-W Lf 1 f' 7 -1 J 1 f Q L1 If 2 XL 1 iw 1 '?L-C34- Z...-' G. ,L.Q f- Z,' f 1 ,f 1 .r 4 v ,ff X , C,--JILL, fi-it-71,1 17 . W1 f fk-fviif K- 71- ' V vi 1 lf s L . . ' 4? f f ,VCVK L Ccvafo,c.u L J Q K XA J , 1,5 64.114, f , V xx I f K I., uf., f' ', I' A.,- 1ClZ,'j'L4Uf F xl ,,-LVLCIL-V7L-41! 1 A 51 IL,-IL 1 1 .X L,-X' If 3 , I,-I Q 1, A ,. , , I' 27 . , -66' f- A IL -6 LZ!! 4-'0'U 'L' J, JL,gMA lk-,LC '-P' c 'I ' ' .N ff ' , ' it 17.11, ff' 4, LVN W- if C-rifx 9 .xi,,.f.L Q. ,fp , c If H1 'ffv 'ff 1 ff ,Li J-fi, In! JL' 12 gt' A. i 6.1,-c Jig f'Q ,'gy7,gj . X7 C' , V I!! 41' 57, UQ! fif'LfL-C 1 1 KC ylff L, V A X ff' Ll L L-ff 'T- CY !.'lf 1 ff 7 f -7 ' . I fy I rl' , N C gg rt CL C fJJlYCfdg:'!,' FACULTY .sr it Na X. MR. FARR Mr. Farr, your position as Superintendant of Schools has greatly aided both graduates and future graduates in seeking a happy and prosperous future. You have guided our class to honor, responsibilities, and success. We deeply appreciate all you have done for us. Sincerely yours The Class of 1963 BOARD OF EDUCATION n 3 he M s.. 4. - .nm .t L. to R. Mrs. Catherine Cammercno, Mrs. Chloe Hyneck, Mr. Frank Ferrucci, Mr. Urbin Kelley, Dr. Leonard -Ioll, Mr. Walter Derynaski, Mr. Edward Smith, Mr. John Beatson, Mr. Ralph Grimaldi. .....-.,.f......4....w.....qn .- . T... , N11 XX aleh has accepted the mam p10blCIl1S of thc stu- dents ol Southmffton High School with much patience and dihvcnce For the past fOLl1 xears he has ffuiclccl us ADMI I TRATIO lX IJ XINCIAIO IR. Y 21. Wt' would like' to L-xtvucl our cl:-cpm-st ztpprccizition for ill you luivm- dom: for us. ln time of clistrcss you readily solvccl our prohlt-:us :mtl climcultics with your utmost xx wttcntion and guiclzmcv. 7 , I gmccrclx, fhc Claw of 1963 ur' .grgjr -Q4 Yi'-ni MR, CASECKI .Ns Assistant Principal you have ccrtaiuly fullillccl your obligations with much siucurity and intcrcst. You will always I't'IllLllI1 in our uit-xuoiics as n person who has sct a dt-linitc pattc-rn for our futurv :mtl our rcsponsi- hilitics. NIV. flzisl-cki,wv wish to thunk you lol' this gn-ut gu'l1ia-x't'- uncut. SlllCt'Iit'lX . 'llhv Clgtsx ul lfltifl 11 w ,,,,.,..v.....,...- ,.,-.....W an -. V .,,-.1.,,,-,..X-... rMc'iYD MR. SNOW Mr. Snow has begun his second yearas Guidance Counselor with a great interest in setting a goal for the Freshmen. He has guided the many Freshmen with both their social and educational problems. MRS. CARTER f . Mrs. Carter has started her first year as Assistant Guidance Counselor with much enthusiasm and interest in her students. She is not only the Counselor at the -' C high school, but 'has also endeavored to aid students from several other schools. 4, vw ., . ' , K 'N:?4f ' x A. css. if X ig K C .r.. K K ' , 2 1 V A ta? .... . MRs.AL1cE DAY , Mrs. Day, our school nurse and advisor of the Future W Nurses' Club, has displayed dedicated service to the ' administration, faculty, and student body. f-' 11, Q Ai 5 , W f , 3 , 'far 1 J' 12 ..1........w-:.1...a ' . -f'r ' ? X OFFICE SECRETARIES Linda Aldic-rc. Lwrraiiic Stakunis. Mary IVJCSLIIICIU Ths Competent scrvice of thcsc sc-Crctaric-s has bt-on responsible for the efficient iiiariagt-iiicnt of the OEICC. PFW nnq-y..,..,,,,,,,.- MRS. GREENBERG Nfrs. Greenberg, Soutbington High Scl'mol's librarian has, in the past two years, expanded and cle-vc-lopf-cl thr- facilities of the school library. Ht-r cfforts lfizxvf- br-r-n inost beneficial to thc students of SHS. 13 . 8 -Ki ral? 'a ii Yu ,WJ ,, u:.aK'm-f .: N.. mn f , MELKON ADAMS MARY BARRY ALFRED BERNADT DIANA BLOMQUIST B.s. A.B., M.A. A.B., M.A., Bd. A.B. li l.VKkV M fDAA lf 'Q f1M .I ,I I imffif f I Af GLADYS BRACKLEY AVIS CHURCHILL ROY COOK I SY 9 X Fi J Xi' I JI 5 B.S., PE. A.B., MA. B.s. LNMJUUW M HM ,W-a.. KU' ww AWS XI' XJ N5 J 'u E DIANCELO , JAMES D'ANCELO A B X A . . A 7f B.S., MA. A Lip K X, 54 1 PI -.J 2 Z- . I if ,A I IYLLIS D1-,XNIQELO ROBERT DQBISI-IOP KENNETH FARMER PAULINE FARMER IIS. HS. 14 B.S., M.ED. BA, .7 MX L . av vu , .iv , wr .,-. I 6'-v :ffl I . -L... Y I ANN.-X FONTANA JOSEPH FONTANA THOMAS GAUDETTE DOMINIC CIALLELLO - B.S. B.S. B.S. B.A. was WILLIAM GILLAN CONRAD GOZZO .-LB., MA. B.M., M.M. 5 F in AI,-1 5 ,y -Mb ,Jig ,.4IfA, A Q K. riff X. TAL! I U5 FK-XNCES HALLETT CLIFFORD KARISH JOANNE KING B.S. B.S. .-XB., MED. Z' 17.177, X ' fa. .. 4, If f- 1, x, ft - . . , ' V' I .J 4 Q V Sl ' W -.4 . wmm-. . WALTER LOZOSKI Lols LUNETTA 15 EDMUND 1xI1ATT1mx 1ar,:z.xu1fx m1 :.1f:sr3u:fm' B.A., MA, B-S BA. Bs. SEATED A DeLuco secretary J Corbm, v1ce presxdent STANDINC' A LaPorta, pres1dent T Pye, treasurer Dear Senlors Tune has passed ql11Clxly for most of Us durlnff the past four sears at Southlngton Hlgh School Now the dec1s1on to Choose ou1 llfe xoCat1on has become very pronunent IH our tl11I'1lx1H0 The degree of success XVl'11Cll we may attmn IH our chosen plotesslon 1S dependent pr1n1a11ly upon the tllO1OL10l1Hf.SS of OL11 txa1n1n0 I hope me haxe had an adequate prcpfuatlon upon uluch to l3l11lCl oul CHILCIS and our success As your hrst and last Class l1cs1dLnt I ham homstlx trled to lead xou of thc f'I'1Clll1lll'lYT class and xx 1Sll exux om success and happlness 1n future xc 115 Max C od conunuc to hh ss mu and bcstoxx happmess upon you Smcerely QJ Kndlexx LaPo1ta Pxesldent, Semor Class 5 , , 3 . ' ' ' . 1: . . , . , O I, . , . . 5- ' ' ' ' 5 ' ' ' 5' as well as possible. I IJ1Ol1Clly extend my congratulations to every 1HCI11bC1' A I. I , ' A ,rp I. L V .A . 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Activities: Football lg Basket- ball lg Baseball 3.4: Coin Club: Intramurals 2,3.4: Chronicle. Ambition: Wlho knows? JUNE E. ALDIERI ffgugil I may seem quiet, but when I get going . . .U Born: Bristol. Conn. September 21, 1945, Activities: F.N.C. 3g Bowling 2,35 G.A.A. 3, Pep Club 2,3,4: Law Club 4. Carol . . . Sally . . . Orbie . . . Pierre. Ambition: To live the life I love. BEVERLYJIEAINNE ALIX Bet' Those about her shall kn,ow the perfegg wayj of h07LOT. Born: Meriden, Conn. May 9, 1945 Activities: Pep Clublll PNC- 2,3,4: Student Council 2,31 NH' tional Honor Society' 3,41 Prom Committees 3,41 Christmas Ball: Chronicleg Emblem 3,4. M.L.B. ...Pumpkin...N.H.... Notes . . . Cluck. l Ambition: X-Ray Technician NANCY ELLA ANGELILLO Nanci, Quiet on the outside. but friendlinesx xhouts from within. Born: New Britain, Conn. October lO, 1945 Activities: Bowling l: Glee Club l.2,31 Blinstrels 2,3,42 Pep Club 4: Intramurals 2,33 G.A.A. l: F.H.A. l: Law Club 4. Oh my liver! . . . 50 minutes . . . Ambition: I'll never tell! WZMZTKTY' PHILLIP EUGENE ATWATER Ph il' A quiet longzzv ilzoziw n im liezzrlf' Born: Bristol, Conn. i I 1915 Dt-c. I -, . . Activities: Archery Club il,'i'I Junior Play: Law Club 4. Amliitionz Fu be a success and lu lrzivcl. BERNARD B. BADOREK l'Barney Why worry? Tomorrow may never come. Born: Bridgeport, Conn. s January 24, 1945 Activities : Football 1,2,3,4, CCO-captj Track 2,35 Talent Show 35 Junior Prom. Ambition: Own all the S-i in the World. ' 2 0 PATRICIA ANN BERNARDO MPM, Studious and kind. a :fell trained nzindf' Born: Mericlen, Conn. - September 4, 19-I5 Activities: Bowling 2.3,-1-: Intra- murals 1,2g F.T.A. 23,41 Senior Play: Senior Prom, Cy . . . Breakup. Ambition: .Algebra Teacher ROBERT Louis miftmrfx Bob 'Hr will nn! rm! until lu-'t df-nr his bf'.If.U Burn: Bristul, Cmin. Nl5X'ClI1lHCli Il, I9-15 Activities: National llunor So- eiety 3.4: Student Council -lg Key Club QV. Pres.l 2,2311 Youth Day -I: Boys' Stnte: Cliruniele lCu-Etll: Basketball 3.4: Valentine Dance: Junior Prom: Executive Board 3.4. Ambition: Spnrts nnnnuneer or sports writer. PATRICIA ANN B.-XTTISTA Pat Her :eats are tlioxr of plrnx- antnexvf' Born: New Britain. Conn. july 24. l9-I5 Activities: Bowling Club KSC-el 1.13,-1: Pep Club l: F.H.A. l: F.B.L.A. 3.4: Intramurals 1.2.3.-l: junior Prom: Senior Play: G.A.A. 4: Girls' Leacler- ship 4: Lau' Club. Ambition: To be Happy. at ! i lx-IARYANN NASA lx'ivllmu: 'inlllllllllfj it :'z'fIur't mlm. Born: Nleritlu-n, lionn. 1 r' xiny 31.1944 Aetivities: G.A.A. I: Fencing Club Q: F.N.A. 2,fl,-lf, KV. Pres.J: lSou'ling.g lflgl, CPrm:s.j: l'.'l'.A. Ilgl, lPres.l: Junior Prom: Pep Cluli -lg Iloineroni ing -lg Gln-e Club fl: Senior Prom: Clironirle. Ambition: Math Tezu'lier WILLIAM JOSEPH BELL HBH!!! 'II rang for freedom? Burn: Meriden Conn, August 18, 19-l-5 Activities: Intramurals 1,21 Bowling: Fencing 3: Baseball lManager 3,-l: Archery Club 3: Dramaties 1.2: Law Club 4: Spanish Club 4. Ambition: Only I know! L'lilihlil1lih QBeverly stumpecl l ROGER C. BINKERD Bink He came, he saw, she con- queredf' Born: Springfield, Mo. November 6, 1945 Activities: Football 3,43 Cross Country 2, Track 1,2,33 Stu- dent Council QTreas.l 1,2, fPres.j 3,45 Boys' Leadership 3, CTreas.J 4: National Honor Society 3,4g Boys' State 3: Jun- ior Play fCo-chair.lg Senior Prom CCo-chair.jg Executive Board 2,3,4g Youth Day: Chronicle. ARLENE MARIE BOUCHARD ICA TJ! As an artist she did excel, as a person she always did well. Born: Bristol, Conin. July 21, 1945 Activities: Dramatic Club 2: Emblem 2,3,4: Chronicle CCO- ed.j: National Honor Society 3,45 F.H.A. 2: Executive Board 3,4g Junior Play: Junior Prom: Homecoming 3,45 Senior Play: Senior Prom. Ambition: To complete this Chronicle! Sandy Breault races with the clock on a timing. MATTHEW WALTER BORYSEWICZ !rMall,, His virtue - is quietf, Born: New Britain, Conn. April 8, 1945 Ambition: ??? JOHN ANTHONY BOYD fohnny Words are such a nuisance. Born: Hanover, N.H. November November 7, 1945 Activities: Key Club 2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra l,2,4. Ambition: Civil Service 4 l 1 DOLORES NIARY BRAYTON ffDFe!f Far from the maddening crowdf: Born: New York City, N.Y. December 25. 1945 Activities: Fencing 2.3: Prom I 3: Pep Club 1.2: F.N.C, 2.3.41 F.T.A. 3.4: G.A.A. 1.2: Home- ff 1' coming 4: Dramatic Club l: lntramurals 3. Ambition: lX4ath Teacher SANDRA HELENE BREAULT Sl1nir'nrr One mn't laugh and .vit tlill at the .vamr lime. Born: New Britain. Conn. lIune19. 1945 Activities: C.A.A.: Pep Club 1.2.3.-1: Intrzunurals 2,33 F.B.L.A. 3:12 ,luninr Prom: Junior Play: Senior Prom: Sen- ior Play: Clce Cluh 1: Girls' Leadership: Talent Show: Ex- ecutive Bonrcl 1: Law Club lSee.l 4: Chronicle. Ainhition: To live the life I love. WILLIAM CIIARLIHS BUSIINICLI, Ilnvl1 Such men are :lf-rp nnfl rlangrrou.c. Born: Bristol, Conn. flt'1txlit'1' 111. Activities: Iiunlvlt-nn 1,2,fl,AI:Stu- clent Council 23,4-1 Kr-y Club lSec.l 4, l'I'rc:is.l fl: Boys' Lentlership 3,43 'l'r:ic'k 1,2,fl,4: Intramurals fl,-11 Ifxr-cutive Bonrcl 1: .lunior Play: .Iunior Prom: Senior Play: Senior Prom: Chronit-lr-. Ambition: International Play Boy SALLY-JO CANTITO She who means no mischief. does it alI.'1 V Bom: Bristol, Conn. May 26. 1945 Activities: Pep Club 1,2: Bowl- ing 1.2.33 Archery 2,3g Glee Club 1.2.32 F.H.A. 2: Intra- murals F.B.L.A. 3: Law Club 4: Senior Play. June . . . Gerry ..,. A nthony. Ambition: To live, laugh and love. r TWG . f'.-fs 1 ANN NIARY CASALE HZ'Pf?9'H . . Though .the zt tiny, the it wise a little terror for her sizefl Born: New Britain, Conn. September 5, 1945 Activities: Bowling 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1.2,3,4L Majorettes 1,2: Field Hockey 2,3,4: Chorus 1.2: F.B.L.A.: Senior Prom: Senior Play: Christmas Ball: Valentine Dance: Homecoming: Senior Leadership. Ambition: Secretary WILLIAM MICHAEL CAP 'lun-n K fx: MARY PAT CASALE rrpatn If vporlv be the fund of life, Dlay nn. Born: New Britain, Conn. April 24. 1945 Activities: Field Ilockey 2.31 U-mack 1'm just an angel with dirty zuinlgvf' Born: New Britain, Conn. June 15. 1945 Activities: Football 1: Baseball 1.3,4: Basketball 1: Boys' Lead- ership 3.4. Ambition: College PAULA IVIARIE CARUSO Robinson At her drzzwingr the did great. at a friend the did rate, Born: lXf1iClClletoxvn, Conn. ,Iune 20. I9-15 Activities: F.N.C. 3.-1: Fencing 2: Bowling 2.3: Pep Club 1.2: F.B.L.A.: C.A.A.: Law Club. Ambition: To be a millionairess. Basketball 1.23.41 Pep Club E x 23,41 Archerv 2.31 Fencinu 2 ' o l'.B.L.A. fl: Clee Club -331 Senior lienclvrsliipi Intrxunnrnls l.2:fl,4. Ambition: Phvsirnl Eclurntinn Teacher 1 .irwwgx ' ' 4 I-' 4 - : '.q...2 1 KATHLEEN ANN CASEY 'iKathy Born with everlasting glee? Born: Meriden, Conn. ' july 30, 1945 i'Look, the one with the red eyes is Herman!l Activities: G.A.A. 1,2.3,4: Bowl- 'l'T Y LUCY DOLORES CASSELLA ffL0u,J Bubbling over with sincerest friendliness. Born: New Britain, Conn. March 6, 1945 Activities: Pep Club 1,2,3,4g F.B,L.A. 3g F.N.C. 4: G.A.A. 4: Bowling 43 Senior Leader- ship: Law Club 4. Ambition: Nurse HENRY FRANCIS CICHOWSKI Hank Laugh and the clam laughv with you, but .veldom the teacherf' Born: New Britain, Conn, Aug-ust 23, 1945 Activities: Cross Country 4: Basketball 23,43 Track 1,2,3,4: Talent Show 233,41 Boys' Leadershipg Junior Prom: Key Club 3: Chorus 4, ' Ambition: To have my dreams come true and succeed in life. JAMES CHANIPAGNE Look me over, girls? Born: Franklin, N.H. May 18, 1944 Activities: Basketball: Junior Play, Senior Play: Prom Com- mitteesg Sophomore Revue 5 Boys' Leadership 3,-lg Intra- murals 1,2,3,-lz Track 11 Chorus: Dance Committees 1. Ambition: Business School JOSEPH JOHN CIRINCIONE mf-Ioeif In school, quiet and demure outside, well, zc'e're not so suref 5 gBorn: New Britain, Conn. August 20, 1945 Activities: Track 1g Fencing 2,33 Coll 2,33 Bowling' 1, Intra- murals 1. Ambition: ? 24 ing 1: Pep Club 1,33 F.N.A. 3,4g Homecoming 4: Valentine Dance 4: Fencing 2g Senior Play: Intramurals 23,42 Senior Leadership. Ambition: Nursing X luUl.I',Nlu I,l'.0NARIJ CI.IilXIliN'l'S I.: uni HYIiU1lI'll!lttIt llt ln- flirl mulm. rfzrorrli ltr rozzlrl l::rnl., LINDA LEE oi..-xRK l5 Q ' ' Softly .tprfzkx and m'rf'tii' -lull' ,-l - ' C ' mlilmhi- Acgtti'itit's: l'oollmll llinpl I Burn: Burlington' Vt. 'l:-,,i'tI-14 BxIl5Iil'Ill1lII I l r ly Ocmbm. 6' i945 Iraiclt .llg lhsvlinll I -I' Bova Activiticst l'Ionn-ruining 'l 1 IMI' mis Fencing 1: FINE' 123: pop vntint' llnnvvg bvnior Iroin Club -Il .lunior Prom: Svnior 'ilF'l I l: A Il fl Wm ' - -- 1 0. Play: Bowling 2: Frank . , . ill! Pontiac . . , Barb. Ambition: Businvss Srliool JANET LYNN CORBI N HIM, Only her ability ozitthirzes llfr prrsonalityf' Bom: Briston. Conn. Novem ber SU, 1945 Activities: Student Council 1.2.3.-I. tY. Pre-s.l: Executive Board flChair.I 2.3: Girls' State 3: Homecoming 3.-lf: National Honor Society 3.-I: Junior Play: FTA. 2.3.-l: Pep Club 1.3.-I: Bowling 1.2: G..-XA, 1,2.3:l: Emblem 3: Prom Committee 3.-I: Chronicle: Youth Day' -I: Archery Cub 1, nbx 'Ui Max' fl, I9-I5 Twp-N April 15, l945 embalmee. ., 91351555 - g IVAITH MARIE CRANDALI, ' UF!lElll1'L'H A flirt! - nw? Born: Mt-ritlt-n, Conn. LJClUl7Cf lfl, l9sl5 1' ' it 0 ,he ,HT ,,mjdL Artivitics: lvlztjorvtlcs l,2g In- lrzuiititulsi Iiotxlinigg Ilrzulintit' ' ' Pazre f I Born: New Haw,-n. Conn. V M n C'l11li 'J 'I' I' I 'X ' Illllllll' Pronig 1 PATRICIA CAROL CRAKES Palm 4 -., me h:::av' KATIILEEN ANNE CONWAY Cfzllz3 ' ln order to do ,great llzingt one mutt be 67ZlllIlYlIIYlIl'.U Born: IVatc-rlnury, Conn. Activities: National Honor So- ciety 3,-I: Stuclt-nt Counril l,2,3,41 Girls' State 13: Pop t ' 'T Club CPrcs.l 31 C.A.A. l.l,.v.I, lPrcs.j Field Hockey '23,-I. lCo-captj Baskctlmll 2.-I: In- tramurals 2.3: ,lunior Prom lCo.rIiait'.l 2 PIUHICCUXIIITIQI Girls' Lcrttlfrsliip: Exffctitivc Board 31 F.T.A. 2: Clironiclrr. .AklllI5IlltiI'lf l'll nCx'f'i' tc-ll! MARGARET ANN COX Paw HA terrific girl in l1fr: tum lo make Bill rz zwnnrlerlztl :t'iff. Born: New Britain. Conn, Activiticsi F.B,LA. li.-I: C,A.A.: PCP Club lSC1'.l il: Bowling: l7CnCing: Junior Prom: Junior Play: Horncroin- ing 4: Chorus: liniblt-in -I: Senior Play: Senior Prom: Dance Committee-. Ambition: To nmrry 3 future 4 M ' 'fm . W' 0,4 sq I .MW 'E November IQ, l945 ' I -- -I - -A , Activities: lNfIztiorf'ttr-s 1,22 In- .l'1 l IIHY3 5f 'i P '3 tramurals l,2,3,4g C.A.A. 1.21 Sf'm V I'I21Y1 IWW ANS 35 Bowling 2g F.T.A. 2,f5,4g I t'nt:- CIluronic'lt'. IXI.I,.lI ,.,. tllut-It ing 2: Emblcm 3,43 Pep Club V - - Nfflvs, H 34' Iunior Prom: Clcc Cloli -'xllllllllfllli Io t t llnviii 1132 Senior Prom, Huh? . . . 'Orange Wheels . . . 1966. Ambition: Guess! . vu, go o 7 . - 3 fl. I-I I . iq. , .::1Q4?'i-,-qtgitfma -it --EEL--..i4 ' I f-- -- yy. .. :,:'34'gVgfw Fr .'yi3 g,t. JENTZ'-f'-'.E, '. '.-'iv:'- fit i.H-TEQLJG-,IIJ Q 1JTJ'5lk7'-':4.'.',1 .'. 25 GORDON WILLIAM CREAGH T00l', Men have diferent talents. Born: New Britain, Conn. Sep ternber 6, 1945 Activities: Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3g Boys' Leadership 3,45 Executive Board 23 Junior Promg Senior Promg Band 1,25 Senior Play. Ambition: Engineer VALERIE ANN CUSANO Va L e rs short and 50 am I Born Southrngton Conn July 14 1945 Activities Student Council 1 GAA Bowling 12 Emblem 4 FBLA 3 Pep Club 134 umor Prom Intramurals 1 2 3 unror Show Homecom mg 34 Senior Prom Senior Play Christmas Ball Valen trne Dance Law Club Ambition To be happy whatever I attempt to do SHEILA MARIE CXR znxze Busy here busy there t fl' her quzet 15 something rare Born St John New Bruns wick May '76 1944 Activities G A A Drama Club Fine Arts 4 Bowling 1 2 Fencing 2 Chorus 34 Clee ub 19 Mrnstrels 4 e Club unror Prom FHA F N A 2 3 Senior a F A 23 Senior Lea er ship Lau Club Chronicle Ambition To grow a beard MONICA ANNE CUPINA Monie She cannot frowng she never triesg her heart is all too merryfi Born: Bristol, Conn. March 11, 1945 Activities: Minstrels 15 Glee Clubg F.B.L.A. 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Junior Playg Junior Promg Emblemg Homecomingg Senior Playg Senior Promg Christmas Ball 3 Valentine Dance Law Club 4 Ambition Halrdresser SANDRA REGINA D AGATA Sandze I smzles were rzches she zrould be uealthy Born New Britain Conn November 23 1945 Activities Intramurals Iunior Prom Senior Prom FNC 4 F B L A 3 Pep Club Fenc ing Emblem 13 Junior Play Senior Play Homecoming Bowling Valentine Dance Chronicle Mr Ed Corvair Candy Strlper Ambition Nurse Raise little Keegans 'ff 'wfy 'WVSVV IFFFREX IOHN DARLINC' H15 brain rs like a pm cuihzon stuck full of Ihrnqi orn cu Britain Conn October 99 1945 Actrxrtres Orchestra 1 9 34 nstrtls r Nalin n'1l Ilonor Society 3 4 Ambition To keep aualxe WENDIE DARLINC Icnbod ere 11 tnre to zcznk at zce as to ee orn New Britain Conn March 15 1945 c rvrtres B nd 1931 chestra 1 34 Minstrels l'2 .3 4 Chorus 1 7 3 Emblem '7 Intramurals Spanish Club Talent Show '7 Crayy Driver . . . lVIeriden . . . Sisters Angels . . . Buck Nites. . , ,, . tx, .,,,w,....A RAYMOND GEORGE DAVIS KRGXN Quia-t.' Quiet! He's going to speak. Bom: Southington. Conn. December 19, 1944 Actixities: Track Q.-Xsst. Mani 2: Sophomore Review 2: junior Playg Archery 2. Riding around ... Shea. . .Muffet . . .Noz- zle. Ambition: To get out of High School. i !- ELEANOR NIARIE DeANGELO I'll speak in a monstrous lit- tle voice. Born: Bristol, Conn. April 9, 1945 Activities: Senior Play: Senior Promg Junior Play, Junior Prom: Valentine Danceg Home- coming 4g Intramuralsg F.N.C.1 Bowling 1,2g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Christmas Ball 4, F.B.L.A. 3: Law Club 4. O.B .,.. Wine . . . No. 59. Ambition: To make a certain person happy. MARYANNE DELLAVECCHIA Marel' Her hair and clothes, always as neat as could be. Born: New Britain, Conn. May 10, 1945 Activities: Junior Prom, Junior Play, Senior Playg Bowling 1,2g G.A.A. 1,21 Pep Club 3,41 lntramurals 23,45 I-lornecolning 3,4-g Dance Committees, Senior Promg F.N.A. 3g F.B.L.A. 41 Law Clubg Chronicle, Wine . . . O.B .... Scafish. Ambition: To be happy, wealthy, and wise. .,- Seniors working studiously? in thc Chrr nicle Rot rn ALAN MAURICE DEBISSCI-IOP Chopsl' He has vim and ready wit. a load of pep and plenty of gritf' Born: Bristol, Conn. April 26, 1945 Activties: Student Council ll Minstrels 2,31 Key Club 3.4: Junior Play: junior Prom: National Honor Society 3.4: fTreas.l: Chronicle: Senior Play: Senior Prom, Christmas Ballg Valentine Dance. S-25 . . . Parties . . . George . . , The Boys. Ambition: Math Teacher ALBERTA ANNE DELUCO Bert Here'5 a ,tgirl wlirfv ture and tzueetg the type you IllZK'flA1',t like to meet. Born: Southington, Conn. April 19, 1945 Activities: Student Council 211. 1Treas.j, 4, CSCCJQ Bowling: G.A.A. 1,23 F.B.l,.A. 1191. lSec.l, Pep Club 1,li,-11 Junior Promg Junior Play, Senior Playg Class Night CCM-t'1141i1'.D: Valentine Danes-3 lntmniurnls l,2,fig Eiubleui -11 liaw Club 43 Homecoming 15,-lg Clironiclt: 0.13 .... Rutlizinn . . . llr,-y Girls, 1'ni on a Diet. Ambition: To 1c-:tal fl linppy. Q meaningful life. INIAURICE C. DELUCO Bunny MAX zz quiet gentleman he be- havedg never n zcrong word he gave. Born: Berkeley, California April 28, 1945 Activities: Track: Football: In- tramurals. Fury . . . Good Luck . . . Car Trouble , . . Stop . . . Bob. Ambition: To do all that I do as well as I can. JOSEPH RONALD DEMOURA ffsloell Live as though you were to die tomorrowg learn as though you were to live forever. Born: Bristol, Conn. April 24, 1945 Ambition: To live my own life. EDWARD CHARLES DENTON Eddie Life continues zeithout the worry of xchoolf' Born: Waterbury, Conn. August 7, 1943 Activities: Band 1: Law Club 4. Ambition: To attend IBM School CAROLYN RUTH DERBY Toreh ' WTO know hozc to laugh it to ltnou' hozc to reign. Born: San Antonio, Texas September 1, 1945 Activities: Bowling 1: G.A.A. 1,21 Emblem 2,31 Junior Prom: Junior Play: Senior Play: Senior Prom: Homecoming 3.4: Intra- murals: Senior Leadership: Val- entine Dance: Christmas Ball: Chronicle. Ambition: College and Success 1: RICHARD WILLIAM DOTY Rit ' Book.t -W Thing: devised by the enemy. Born: Staten Island, N.Y. March 27, 1945 I Activities: Bowling 1,2: Fencing 2: Intramurals 2,ll. Syracuse . . . Late Nights . . . Quiet f Cirls . . . The Boys . . . '51 Ilorcl , . , lfcnder Bender. Ambition: To graduate wmyifqgv DAVID WALTER DUMOND Dulles The xhortest distance between Liga datei is a good line. Born: Waterbury, Conn. ,Iuly 31, 1944 Activities: Boys' Leadership 3,4-. Nell . . ..Dates . . . Big Olds. Ambition: State Policeman LORETTA ELIZABETH DEPAOLO HRKTIH A merry heart makes a cheer- ful cozintenancef' Born: New Britain, Conn. May 16, 1945 Activities: Pep Club 3: Student Council 2,31 Emblem 3,-1-: In- tramurals 1.2: Bowling 1,21 C.A.A.: Junior Play: Junior Prom: F.B.L.A. -l: Senior Prom: Homecoming 4: Law Club: Blue 'Knight Player 3: Chronicle. Nleriden . . . Long walk on rainy day. Ambition: To be happy and successful. LILLIAN RUTH ENDLER KLM JOHN PORTER DUNN jack'J Ili rutlivr bv quivi and rr- rr1elr1bf'r4'1l Ilmn loud and lm- goltcnf' Born: Mcrinlcn, Conn. Nlarch 9, 19-15 .-Xttivitics: Buys' 1.vault-rsliip '11 Clirnnivlc. .-Xmbiiiun: llisu-ry '1'c:u'ln-r PETER THOMAS DZ1EDZlLI 'Pc'!e His Cllllll' laugh rezwzllr flu' fun he had und zulml lu' gun' to his pall. Burn: Bristt-1. C-inn. Nlarclm 11. 1945 Activities: Fuutball 1 : Km' Lllulm 3.-1: Boys' Leadership 1: .Iunit-r Pri-in: Scniur Prom: lntrn- murals: Senior Play: Chrumrlc-. Evergreen . A . 3 Snmgcs . . Revolutinnist. Ambition: To gn, to sec. tl- Crm- quer. MARY 1'll,lf,Xlll1'l'l1 15Zllf,15Zlli 'lllt :viw In lit' rlllfrl llllll! :IW flllll' In xfnrll.. llwrnt Nun lilllillll, lt:-nn. 'X1l 1l9l 7 10-I 'n 3Xt'1TN'li1lK'Sfl 1:1411 l.ll1lm 11 1. AMX. 1 1 1: 131111111111 KY In-5 '11 'lvl- C'lulm 1 -1' ll--im-twmnmu' .,. . - , . ., ' l',l.,X. 351: l'.N.1,, rl: 1:11121- murnls 2: Sc-itil-r 1i,I'Hlll. Kiwl- ' ' ,tg tt 1 I A , Nlcrinlv . .Xlltlvilitirni Nursn' NIELVIN CL1I FORD EDMOND 211eI Ha,bpy-go-lzzrky: ezzxyrgo-free. Burnt New Britain. Chinn. August 25, 1915 .'Xutix'itie5: Band 1 : fittll' 1.2: Intramurals: SL-ni--r Prtuni lunif ir Pri tm: Sc-nun' Play: Hmncrwniing 4. .'xI11l3l1lUlTZ ? Quz'elI5 the fame. quiel -the re- Nllllfled-fi Sr-niur lmys -trtlvriliu Class pn turn,-5. Burn: Hillzcs-Barre. Pa. Feb ruary 22, 191-.4 I Activities: Bfmlzng 1: Clea- Club 1.1.3. Ambition: Secretary Y.,- ia, TW '41 lg DONALD BRUCE ENSLE ICDOHIJ Good looks are a recommen- dation in the business of man- kind. Born: Meriden, Conn. July 18, 1945 Activities: Football 1,2,3g Track 1,2,3: Boys' Leadership 3,4g Junior Prom: Intramurals 25 Senior Prom. Patty . . . Pole . . . 1966 Ambition: I'm guessing! ELLA LOUISE FERGUSON Fe rgerburge r Little Care and no Despair? Born: Gloversville, N.Y. September 7, 1945 Activities, G.A.A.1 Bowling: Pep Club: Junior Prom: Glee Club lg ,Iunior Play: F.B.L.A. fTreas.jg Senior Prom: Home- coming, Fencing 3: Law Club: Intramurals: Valentine Dance: Christmas Ball. Bruce . . . The Rock . . . O.B. 'vlaybe if I pull this! DAVID FREDERICK FEDE fKDaUeJ2 Agriculture endures good sense. Born: Meriden, Conn. September 21, 1945 Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: fSec.l 2, fV. Pres.j 3, fPres.j 4: National Convention of F.F.A. Ambition: To own an eflicient beef farm. JO-ANNE SUSANN FIGLUIZZI KfFig!J Born with the gift of laugh- ter. Born: New York City, N.Y. February 18, 1945 Activities: Dramatic Club 1,21 F.N.C. 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,3,4: G.A.A. 2,3g Junior Prom: Homecoming, Talent Show, In- tramurals: Dance Committees: Chorus 2. Little Lynne . . . Paul . . . B.F. Ambition: For my one wish to Come true. SANDRA LEE FISCHER fiSand3y1, Silence it sweeter than speech. Born: Bristol. Conn. May 29,1945 Activities: F.N.C. 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1,23 G.A.A. 1,21 Pep Club 1,3,4: Senior Leadership. New Britain . . . Movies . . . Mrs. Day. Ambition: To live happily ever after. i I ,Q A BARBARA ELEANOR FOGG Foggie Ar an acrobat the did exrfl: at a cheerleader .die did zer'll. Born: Bristol. Conn. April 14. 1945 Activities: Pep Club 3,-1: l7.N.C. 3,-1: G.A.A. 23,41 Drzuuatit' Club 21 Blue Knight Players Il: Talent Show 2.3,-I: Intra- murals: Junior Play: Senior Play: Proms 3,43 Hoiueeoiniug: Band 2: Chronicle. Ambition: To be an elevator operator in a one story build- ing. 'Xu ROBERT AI,I.F.N FORREST I,itlle Rui Small pricltugv with nu from Olllj' .rise bring. Born: Bristol, Lluuu. lI:1iui:try21l, 19-I5 Att' ' ' ' ' I Club 2g Key Club II,-lg Blue Kuiglit Players ll, Junior Prom Cliruuiele: Senior Prom: Talent Show ll. Evergreen . . . S-25 . . . 3115: Stooges. ibition: To have people loolt up to me. EARL WILLIAM FRANSEN june His manner, quiet, his nature. mild? Bom: New Britain, Conn, September 28, 19-I-5 Activities: Football 1,2,3.-1. Track 1.2.3,-I: Intramurals: Junior Prom: Key Club 4: Boys' Leadership 3,-1: Senior Prom: Chronicle. The Big Six ...Jane . . . F,C,A. Ambition: Engineer iz, ,, 4. BARBARA ANN GIANO Barb With every breath a gigglef' Born: New Britain, Conn. July 2, 1945 Activities: Bowlingg Pep Club l,2g G.A,A. 1,25 Intramurals: F.B.L.A. 3,4-g F.H.A. 1,22 Senior Leadership: Glee Club 1: Law Club 4. Gust . . . Sheriff . . . Lu, Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do, ' iyities: l'i-urine, llrzuuat C' DAVID JOHN c:i1,Lis Dabie I et m tilente t enk for mr J J' -P Born: VVaterbury, Conn. September ISI, 1945 Activities: Bowling Club I Fencing 1. AlI'llJ1ilf,lI1f To xvn wreckers. JOAN MARIE FRISINA Hfoaniel' JIIay the hinges of friend- .whip never ru.vl. ' Born: Bristol, Conn. September 3, 19-I5 Activities: Majorettes 1,21 Pep Club: Bowlingg Fine Arts 2: F,T.A. 23 Junior Prom, Junior Play: Fencing 2: Archery Ig F.N.C. 11 Intramurals: Talent Show 3,-lg Drama Club 2,32 Chronicle: Blue Knight Players .73 Alnibition: College PATRICK ROCCO GIAMMATTEO Fred Fithn Little chips light flaming fires. Born: New Britain, Conn. May 2, 19-I-5 Activities: Basketball 11 Track 1, Boys' Leaclership 3,-I. Finnst . . . The Boys. Ambition: Service mr A' ' ' ' ..,,-,.... .. -. ,, . , , ,.,-,- 1 is 4 I-f-nj ,af ,J RICHARD M. GILMAN He has a problem for every solution. Born: Hartford, Conn. July 31.1944 Activities: Band 15 Fencing 2: SHS'ers studying Business Law. .3I1?6t1?,TSfgreen ' ' ' . UMM, a '22 - it FKTZVYV f WMU if 2 rv' W :gfelfr . wr. , IQ, jgjff fig 5 fy, , If ,U ,K ,. 35,4 V 4. A . 1 a f , ,,,5,g :-'i4':- 5' , f f V 7 I 'V '- 1 , ' ,,,, A ' 1 -ZW21 f?zK527a ' , f' I sf. riff' 'Kai' 1, af 1 1 .fv,Zm1r1fwm 1, 1 , mm., ff f,, ,mf 1 , , fy, ?59m4W,gi1rf-1:-1.1gazyp 14 5 gg ' fir, g,y1m'2 ft, mg, .94 4 woes ff,,-,gf ,grim M '11 2,1f3g.2:c'g.1'i: f 'mag rg? .wif . ?75?5ff?ff2X2sf BM' Jiffy. :fi L SUSAN MARGARET GI ERYMSKI :rSueJ: Life is full of goodness. Born: Bristol, Conn. Activities. Law Club 4. Ambition: Marry a million- aire. RODNEY EARL CREAVES !fROd!l f'Fz're, fun. and faicinationf' Born: Hartford, Conn. September 12, 1945 Activities: Baseball: Fencing 21 Archery 23: Junior Prom: Senior Playg lntromurals 1,2,3' Chorus 3: Valentine Dance: Cliristmas Ball: Law Club lPrCs.jg Honieconiing 4. Ever- green . , , Who's she? , . . Gut of Cas. Ambition: Orthodontist. JANET lN4ARY GIOIA Life is not life at all without delight. Born: Bristol, Conn. May 18. 1945 Activities: F.N.C. 1g Pep Club 15 F.B.L.A. 3,41 Intramurals: Junior Promg Senior Prom: Junior Play: Senior Play: Nia- jorettes 1,23 C.A.A. 1,23 Chron- icle: Law Club. Riding around .. , o.B ..., PJ. NEIL JOSEPH CUERIN ffLgQXJI l'1'l1j' xlioulzz' flze devil have all the fun? Born: Bronx, NX. January 22.194-6 Activities: Basketball 1.3.43 Track 1,3511 Junior Promg Key Club 113,41 fPres.l2 Christmas Ball lCo-chairj: Homecoming -1: Boys' Leadership 3.4: Chron- icle: Senior Prom: Fencing 2. Alberta . . . The Rev .... Hot Dog. Ambition: Engineer 32 Ambition: College i I S FRANKLIN ABRAHAM GRAVES Rebel In this fool'.t pnrnrlixe,l1e drank delight. Born: Bristol, Conn. July 8, 1945 Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 lVicc- pres.J. Quiet . . . Shy. Ambition: To be a farmer. I - , FRANKLIN CANIO ,Q GUILDNER l J J ' , Frank 7 Bert V to Hdoi it thafz .with it off 50 f LZ Une- .fl r ' 'ff ' , o :Hartforgi oi-ill!-Ianuary fb 1 14 946 vt Md' .-Xctiyzitiesfi ' 12,311-3 Cross go: -Qwfv'?y3r41 Cifearfi-Hs1?Pv'S' . A i t eadership - Q -Class Bight LLM'-9 LGU-cha.1r', iational Honor l jflfdy ' Vjunior Iyytfing Bas- l f ,V H .11 li f . 67 ' . mon: oconqu ife with- JUL outiteoir . L if EUGENE FRANCIS GUTERCH Gene'l 'iD0nlt be misled by his inno- cent look. Born: New Britain, Conn. July 25, 1945 Activities: Football 15 Basket- ball 15 Track 15 Junior Prom: Senior Prom: Coin Club 2: Law Club CVice-pres.j. U-liacs . . . Hot Chevy. Ambition: To write the auto- biography of Ben Franklin. PATRICIA ANN HART Trish Not loo ierious not loo gay, a lrue girl in every way. Born: Meriden, Conn. Septem- ber 11, 1945 Activities: F.N.C. l,2g Intra- murals: F.T.A. 3.4: junior Prom: G,A.A.g Senior Leader- ship. Mr, D .... History Class. Ambition: History Teacher. SANDRA ANNE GUGLIOTTI ..Gug,, Always ready with Il helping hand. Born: New Britain, Conn. April 1,1945 Activities: National Honor So- ciety 3,43 F.'1 .A. L2,15g QSec.1 fl CPrcs.jg Pep Club: Junior Promg Junior Play: Senior Playg Senior Leadership: Varsity Field Hockey. Ma . . . Cello . . . Jackie . . . Zeke. Ambition: To teach Biology? LYNNE BEVERLY HAYNES ffcandyfl Gay, cheerful, and happy. Born: Hartford, Conn. April 5 1945 Activities: F.B.L.A. 2: Pep Club 1: Emblem 1: Law Club 4. Ralph . . . Bubbles . . . Urmclwin Tech . . . Cafe, Ambition: Private Secreatry. 'f - 'r Mm EUGENE EDWARD HIKA Gena I like people, that is all. Born: Bristol, Conn. November 2, 1945 , Activities: F.F.A. 1,2g Bowling Club 1,25 Track 2,3,4g Archery Club 3.4. f Ambition: To get a Corvette and to succeed. - -a,a,,- LI. was..-an-..a-..,Y......... ......... WILLIAM THEJMAS HILL Bile . He who says little has nothing to answer for. Born: Bristol, Conn. ul 15 1945 J Y Ambitioiiz Join the Navy. JOAN FRANCES HOBSON Martha Fascinating, fun, and femi- nine. Born: Hartford, Conn. August 14, 1945 Activities: Student Council 2,3, 4: Emblem 2: National Honor Society 3,4g Junior Play: Jun- ior Prom, F.T.A. 2,3,4: C.A.A,g Senior Play: Youth Dayg Home- coming. Ambition: Teacher and to make lasting friendships. ALAN NELSON HOLMQUIST Swede Mischief is my weaknessf' Born: New Britain, Conn. September 9, 1945 Activities: Track 1, Basketball, Archery 2, Fencing 25 Emblem 2,3,4g Chronicle: Junior Play: Junior Prom, Senior Play. Jane . . . S-25 . . . Three W Stooges. Ambition: Civil Engineer. 1 V H ROBERT EUGENE HORAN HB0 91 His worries are now all ended. Bom: Hartford, Conn. October 9, 1945 Activities: Golf Tea.m 2, Blue Knight Players 1,2,35 Junior Prom. Mirando's . . . Si's . . . Tobacco Fields. Ambition: Automotive Technol- ogy. JAMES HENRY HOULE fcspikeu A merry mixture of talent and mischief. Born: New Britain, Conn. April 20, 1945 Activities: 'l'rack 1,2,3,4, Foot- ball 1,25 Minstrels 1,2,35 Or-- chestra 1,2,3,4g Talent Show 2, 45 Cross Country 3, Archery 4, French Club 4: Junior Play: Sen- ior Play. Ambition: Olympics, music. JOANNE EILEEN HUBBARD ffHubbyJJ Always talking, full of fun, she brings joy to everyone. Born: Lockport. N.Y. October 22, 1945 Activities: Majorettes 1,2g Pep Club, F.B.L.A. 3,43 G.A.A. 1, 25 Bowling Club, Fencing Club, Intramurals, Minstrels 1,23 Jun- ior Prom: Junior Play: Dra- matic Club 2g Talent Show 35 Emblem 4' Homcomin 4' Val- , , g , entine Dance. Ambition: Secretary. GARY KENNETH HURLBURT f'Herb By his trumpet, ye shall know him. ' I 'J he Bom: Burlington, Vt. , . - ' Give up Bob. Joanne still has a page to go. August 1-1, 1943 Activities: Band 1.2.31 Orches- tra 1,231 Minstrels 3.4: Chorus 3.-l: Baseball 1: Track 2.-lg Key Club 3,-l. Esquires . . . Vt .... Kly Cal. Sal. Ambition: Navy Doctor. 6 E , W ' ,Q LAURA LOUISE JACQUES ffLOuJJ A quiet smile a friendly way. Born: Brunswick, Me. December 14, 19-1--l Activities: F.H.A. 1,2,3. Ambition: Hairdresser and Styl- ist. SHARON DALE KABLESH Shari She lets the light shine without the .spotlight an herself. Born: Bristol, Conn, March 16, 1945 Activities: Bowling 2,3g F.N.A.g G.A.A.g Junior Promg Pep Club 5 Intramurals 3 Senior Leadershipg Law Club 4. Meriden . . . Dave . . . Lunch. Ambition: Nurse. ELIZABETH ANN JONES Betty Her thoughts are many, her words are few. Born: New Britain, Conn. February 20, 19-15 Activities: F.B.L.A, Ambition: Secretary IVIICHAEL JOSEPH KANE Alike Srlmoli.tbulf1rrlerlnvofpnltif- iprztirzltg in tportvf' Born: Mcthtlcn, Mass. july 4-, 1945 Activities: Track 12,34 fCo- captjg Cross Countw 2,3911 Law Club 4. Ambition: Tw have a painless foot. X, llhkwk EDWARD JAMES KEEGAN !fEd7J The Good Humor rrzanf' Born: New Britain, Conn. May 23, 1945 Activities: Track: Minstrelsg Chorus: Cross Country, Em- blem: Basketball: Talent Show 2,43 Junior Recital, Boys' Lead- ership, Intramurals 2,3,4. Sandie . . . Flynn's . . . Study. Ambition: Physician and I hope she knows what??? LORRAINE FRANCES KELLY If-Kelly!! Silence is golden, but who wants GOLD ? Born: New Britain, Conn. March 28, 1945 Activities: Bowling, G.A.A. 1,43 Pep Club: Emblem 2,35 Chorus, Fencing, Intramurals: Senior Leadership, Law Club 4: Dance Committees, Junior Play: Jun- ior Prorn, Senior Prom. Ambition: Irish Beachcomber. SHARON ELAINE KLINE Shorty,, Gay good nature sparkles in her eyes. Born: Meriden, Conn. September 21, 1945 Activities: Bowling 2,3,4g Cho- rus 3, Law Club 45 Majorettes 1. Lunch . . . Parties . . . Barb. Ambition: Hairdresser EDWARD CHARLES KELLEY Iichadll Everything comes if a man will only wait. Born: Meriden, Conn. February 7, 1944 Activities: Football, Law Club 4, Junior Prom, Valentine Dance. A Ambition: To marry a certain girl. l RONALD KENNETH KENNEDY ffR0n,J Sensible, friendly, and versa- tile. Born: Pittsburgh, Penn. May 12, 1946 Activities: Band 1,25 Key Club 3,4 CTreas.jg Emblem 1,4-g Tal- ent Show 1,2g Intramurals, Senior Play: Senior Prom: Christmas Ball. Hurtin' for certain . . . Freckles. Ambition: Design Engineer. CATHY SANDRA KLOPFENSTEIN Klop . . To draw, to act, to paint is my delight. Born: Meriden, Conn. April 18, 1946 Activities: Minstrels: Chorus: Emblem, Drama Club 3,4: Prom Committees: Glee Club 1,23 Chronicle: Junior Play: Senior Play: Talent Show 2,3,4: Junior Recital: Senior Leader- ship, Christmas Ball: Valentine Dance. Ambition: Theatre. JOHN EMIL KOPCHA Whatever he undertakes, he does his best. Born: New Britain, Conn. August 20, 1945 Activities: Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Football 1, Chorus 4, Min- strels 4. Ambition: Tool and die maker. BIIRIAM ANN LANDINO 'fillimu NI shall laugh. laugh nzjyxelf to death. Born: Bristol. Conn. June 26, 1945 Activities: G.A.A.: Pep Club: Field Hockey 2: Drama Club 2. 3: Fencing 2: F.B.L.A. 3.4: Senior Leadership: Talent Shmt 3,4: Bowling l,2,3: Intra- murals: junior Prom: Law Club 4: Chronicle. Ambition: Not to be a million- aire, but to live like one, WALTER JOHN KUIIR Walt Alu'ay.t a good xporl, mottly I1 good friend. Born: Bristol, Conn. December 2, 19-l-l Activities: Track lg Arclivry Club 33 Intramurals 2. Eat . . . Drink . . . Bc lxlcrrv. Ambition: Nursery Man. RINA ROSE LABBE Bliss Calorie Little horny .renal forth big noises. Born: New Britain, Conn. August l6. 1945 Activities: Cvlee Clubg Chorus: Senior Play: Pep Club 4: Homecoming 4: G.A.A. 4. Intramurals: Senior Leader- ship: Junior Prom: Law Club. Larry . . . Surprise . . . Me flirt? Ambition: To be fed well. DAVID ROIEICRT Ki' LAK Squid 'l'l1rr'f i niiirliivf in rhii' man, Born: New liritriin, Conn. l i-lxrunry 27. i915 Activities: lntrzunurrils l: Sen- ior Prom, Anibition: To min Noxit'k's Orchards, CAROL ANN LAFRANCE Frenchie Her giggle echoex from :call to zvallfl Born: Presque Isle. Me. March 26, I9-i5 Activities: Cleo Club 1,21 Sen- ior Play: Chorus 4: Fencing 3: Archery ll: Lau Club -lg Chron- icle. Jiinrny . . . Forget it. Ambition: Airline Steuarcless. Shhh, don't disturb YValt x , . N, f I as-ff-..,.,..q, ff' ANDREW DEAN LAPORTE Dean lim not arguin' with you, Fm telling you, Born: New Britain, Conn. June 8, 1945 Activities: Senior Prom: Valen- tine Dance: Senior Playg Foot- ball 1: Basketball 1: Youth Day 41 Christmas Ball: Homecoming CCO-chaixij Student Council 1, 4: Chronicle. Ambition: To live in happiness the life God has given me. JOYCE LEE ANN LOWCYZE l !II0y3J . Dark hair, dark eyes, light per- sonalityf' Born: Hartford, Conn. March 24, 1943 Activities: Law Club 4. Ambition: Clerical work or typ- 1St. Well girls . . . this is it! BONITA RUTH LEWIS B0nnie,,. . Silence is a friend that never betrays. Born: Bangor, Me. January 12, 1945 Activities: G.A.A.: F.N.C.. Ambition: Nurse. ROBERT KEVIN LUDECKE 6IBea7JJ Life was made for living? Born: Waterburv, Conn. January 11, 1945 Activities: Football 1,2,3,4: Track 2,3,4. Ambition: I'll never tell! lN4ARLENE BEVERLY ISIACOLA cfMHTCOIG,: All girls who participate in xports love fun. don't they? Born: Bristol, Conn. December 24, 1945 Activities: Blue Knight Players 3: Drama Club 1,21 lX4usic Club 1,21 Glee Club 1.2: Basketball 13,42 Pep Club 1: G.A.A. 1.2, 3,41 Junior Prom: Senior Lead- ership: lviajorettes 1. Ambition: W'.A.F. www 'if- , 1 CHRISTINE MAjKA Chris Silence is her way, until you get to know her. Born: Wctzlar, Germany November 2, 1945 Activities: Fine, Arts 1,21 Cleo Club: Bowling l,'2,4: Emblem 3,4-g Drama Club 2: F.T.A. fl, 4: junior Play: Senior Play tCo-cliair.J Junior Prom: Sen- ior Leadership. M.L.B .... Hammenassett. Ambition: To see the world. IIOANNE MARY MAKREWICZ Nentnru it thc ,sign uf femi- ninityf' Born: New llritzxiu, Cmnt. November, '28, 1945 Activities: F.N.Cl, lil,-1: Bowl- ing: Pep Club 2,3511 junior Prom: Glen Club lg f1.A.A. 2, 3: Law Cluhg lutramuralsg ,lun- ior Play: Senior Pruin. Franny . . . Kathy . . . Crash. Ambition: To be happy. SHANNON ANNE MALOY .Miss Aliamz' of S.H.S. And they say leprechauns are Irish? Bom: Isiiami, Florida September 20, 1945 Activities: Pep Club: Senior Leadership. TAD . . . The Rebel . . . Yaw hush. Ambition: Elementary School Teacher BARBARA ANN MARTIN trBab:1 A fine secretary she will make. Born: Southington, Conn. June 1, 1945 Activities: Bowling 1: Drama Club 3: F.B.L.A. 3,4 CPres.J, Emblem 4. Rosey . . . I like a BIG man. Ambition: Secretary. .-..,....A..,...u.wt.,..s....,.u gnu ,Q tg? A.. DAVE GUN MARTI 1X 'Daue ' The man who works hard uf- complishes murhf' Born: Hartford, Conn. March 13 1945 Ambition lin he successful, PAULA MARIE MARAFINO Zeke'l Wit and personality: mirth and versatility. Born Springfield. Mass. April 1. 1945 Activities: Stuclent Council 1.4: Orchestra 1: National Honor Society 3,41 Junior Play: jun- ior Recital: Prom Committees: Emblem 2,3,4 Cliditorj: Intra- murals: Chronicle: Youth Day: Senior Play: Talent Show 2,341 F.T.A.: G.A.A. 3: hlinstrels: Dance Committees. Ambition: Pulitzer Prize: Pro- fessor of Sociology. PATRICIA DENISE MARQUIS KfPatJ7 She has the key to happiness Born: St. Agathe, Me. March 30. 1945 Activities: Bowling: Glee Club. Junior Play: F.B.L.A. 3: Pep Club: G.A.A.: Junior Prom: Intramurals: Senior Prom: F.- H.A. 4: Law Club: Chronicle: Valentine Dance 4: Homecom- mg. Ambition: To always be happy with Franny. TFP Ge. 1 Heee He's not looking!!! MARCIA RUTH MASTHAY Freckles One pinch of work, two pinch- es of school spirit, and three pinches of funf' Born: New Britain, Conn. July 14, 1945 Activities: Glee Clubg Pep Club5 Bowling 1,25 G.A.A.5 Minstrels5 Junior Playg Prom Committees5 Student Council 3,45 Youth Day5 Emblem 25 Majorettes. Hey Paw!! . . . Rah Rah Girl. Ambition: One day to visit Alaska. RUTH ANN MASTRIANN1 I pity those who don't have fun. Born: New Britain, Conn. October 11, 1945 Activities: Band5 Bowling Club 1,25 Minstrels 1,25 F.B.L.A. 2, 3,45 Pep Clubg Junior Playg Prom Committcesg Homecoming 45 Senior Playg Chronicle. Girls . . . Alberta . . . J.D. Ambition: To live a happy life. H 40 ' JANICE MASTRIANNI frjann Laughter is but a means of expressing her true personality. Born: New Britain, Conn. January 7, 1946 Activities: Pep Club 2,3545 Bowl- ing5 Glee Clubg P.B.L.A. 45 FHA 4 uniorProm GAA . . . 5J 5 . . .5 Homcom1ng5 Intramuralsg Law Club. Dave . . . Breaking up? . . . Never. Ambition: To be happy with Dave. MICHAEL ARMAND MESSIER Mess He does nothing in particula and does it well. Born: New Britain, Conn. January 25, 1945 Activities: Football 2,3545 Bas- qketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Boys' Leadershipg Archery. Skunk . . . Two fuses . . . Jump pass. Ambition: To do what I want when 1 want. SHARON LEE MARTIN By her ways, she is known. Born: Danbury, Conn. May 1, 1945 Activities: Drama Club 25 Blue Knight Players 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Fine Arts Club 1,25 Junior Play5 F.B.L.A. 35 Junior Prom5 Senior Prom5 Chorus 35 Senior Play. - Problems . . . Hiya Toots. Ambition: I'll never tell ei- ther! T DAVID IIOIIN MIKOSZ RICHARD ALAN MONTAGUE KERHPJ Women don't bother me . . what am I saying? Born: New Britain. Conn. April 8, 1945 Activities: Rey Club 2.3.-4: Sen- ior Leadership 3.4: Junior Prom 3: Executive Board: Bas- ketball 1.2.3.4: Football 1.2: Baseball 1: Valentine Dance: Christmas Ball: Senior Prom: Homecoming 4. Bill . . . Horseback riding. Ambition: To live. love, and be happy. JAMES EDWARD MEYERS cvrinyn Picturex he would take, witty ftlllllfkilltlXl'0lllflH1l1lCQ'.n Born: Venice, Florida January 26, 1945 Activities: Emblem 4: Chroni- cle. Ambition: To finish school. HDHPF.-1 HIVlll'7ll'I'6'I' I frrrl Ihr urtfz' In exercixe, I t111.t.vcs over. Burn: New Bfllfllll, Conn. Dcccmbcr 19, 1945 Artivities: Foutlmll l,Q,fl,ll1 Baseball l,2,3,1l-3 Buys' I,tfaclt-r'- ship: Junior Prom: Exccutivt- Board 3,4-gYmitl1 Day. Ambition: l'll never tell, either! lie flown until il N STEPHEN ALEXANDER MOLSKI Stez'eJ' Girlr and lore are not my life: Entertainment if my wife. Born: Bristol, Conn. Oqtober 30, 1945 Activities: Fencing: .Iunior Re- cital: Talent Show 4: Intra- murals: Senior Play. lvfotor Scooter . , . laughter. Ambition: Entertainer. f' - r ' STEPHANIE ANN MORELLI SteHie', A smile takes but zz moment but the memory of it may Intl forever. Born: New Britain, Conn. August 21, 1945 Activities: Intramurals 1 Chorus 35 F.B,L.A. 4: Pep Club l,4: Senior Prom: Emblem 3,43 jun- ior Prom: Bowling Club: Drama Club 1,25 G.A.A. lg Talent Show 45 Law Club 4, Woodruff . . . Berlin. Ambition: Medical Secretary - Q-Af. had , ELEANOR LOUISE MONTANA Pee I1'eei' Nl-ler words give tevtinmny to the great heart xlze p0r.ve.tvex.'J Born: ltleriden, Conn. May 26, 1945 Activities: FTA. 3.4: PNA. 3.4: C.A.A. l.2.3,-l: Pep Club: Bowling Club 3,43 junior Prom: Senior Promi Chorus 3. Ambition: Teacher or I.B.XI. school, 'Q' MARK JAMES MORRISSEY Still waters run rleegtrf' Born: Meriden. Conn, September 14, 1945 Asphalt Angels . , . Cas? . l'lart's Pond. Ambition: A happy lil't'. .var nm-ef' ,. THOMAS GILBERT MULLEN lfSpeedyJl Why do men worry themselves so?'J Born: Lawrence, Mass. October 21, 1945 Activities: Law Club 4. What, me worry? . . . Asphalt Angels. Ambition: Enter the business world and embezzle. SANDRA JEAN OlBRIEN ffSandy23 You can argue all you want, but Illl never change my mind. Born: Stoneham, Mass. May 4, 1945 Activities: G.A.A., Intramurals, Emblem 3,4, Majorettes 1,2g Glee Club 1,25 Drarna Club 2, 3, Bowling Club 1,2,3,4g Senior Leadership, Junior Prom, Jun- ior Play, Senior Prom, Chroni- cle. Ambition: U-2 Spy. JAMES WILLIAM OLSON Kilim!! Great souls have will, feeble ones only wishes. Born: Hartford, Conn. January 3, 1946 Activities: lntramurals 2,3. Ambition: To be a chef. JANE CAROLINE ORR ffIanie7J She locks all her troubles in a big, strong box, then sits on the lid and laughs. Born: New Britain, Conn. November 6, 1945 Activities: F.N.A. 2,3,4 Clnresj: Pep Club 3,41 C.A.A.g Junior Prom, Intramurals 1 Senior Prom: Bowling Club: Christmas Ball. B.Y.F .... Earl . . . F.C.A. Ambition: Nurse. PAUL RICHARD NAGLE He challenges numbers and usually wins. Born: Bristol, Conn. November 12, 1945 Activities: Key Club 3,45 Sen- ior Leadership 45 Fencing 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Senior Prom. Work, never . . . l56 Ford. Ambition: Civil Engineer DONNA LEE ORLANDO Snappy, clever, full of fun. Born: Meriden, Conn. October 26, 1945 Activities: Bowling Club 1,3,4, Intramurals 1,2g F.B.L.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Senior Prom, Pep Club: Law Club 4. Chuck . . . C.C.S.C .... Ar- guing. Ambition: To be happy and have all my dreams come true. MARILYN ERDENE OSCOOD Silence is more musical than any song. Born: Marshill, Me. July 25, 1943 Activities: F.H.A. 2: Bowling 3,4, Pep Club 4: Law Club. Russ . . . Weekends . . . Sept 16. Ambition: To be happy. KATHLEEN ANN P.-KTLA Knthy Cute and pleasant. alto kind - :t'ith not a :curry on her mind. Born: Bleriden. Conn. July 9, 194-5 Activities: F:N.C. 1.2.3,-I: Bowl- ing: Pep Club 23.41 junior Prom: Glee Club 2.3: Junior Play: Senior Prom: Biaiorettes 1.2: Fencing 2: Christmas Ball: G..-XA. 3: Senior Play: Law Club -li Homecoming. Lanny . . . Joanne . . . 4 a.m. Ambition: To marry Lanny: LYNNE LAURA PODOLAK Little Lynnel' All around person, wonderful gal, our cheerleading captain made many a pal. Born: New Britain. Conn. October 18, 1945 Activities: -Intramurals: Bowl- ing Club 1: Student Council 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Pep Club: Homecoming: Prom Comittees: Junior Play: Talent Shaw: Fencing: Glee Club. Ambition: Veterinarian. NIARION LOUISE PORTER And then she talked, J'e gods. how the tallcedlu Born: Bronx. N.Y. September 19, 1945 Activities: Bowling: Pep Club: F.N.A. l,2,3,41 Junior Prom: Glee Club 1.2: Chorus: C.A.A.: Intramurals: Senior Prom: Christmas Ball: Valentine Dance. Ask me if I Care . . . Bob. Ambition: To be a sureess sing- ing with Jay and the Angels, Q. 1 , , , lee F: Ahau. or IS it Ix: pt -v- , then at: Could be , GRACE JOANN PORRIELLO CamelM And her heart zvai young and gaylu Born: Waterbury, Conn. April 10, 194-5 Activities: F.N.A,1 F.B.L.A.: Emblem 4: Pep Club: Chorus 3: Senior Play: Senior Prom: Bowling: C.A.A.: Drama Club 2: Majorettes LQ: Fencing: Valentine Dance: Christmas Ball: Law Club. Ambition: Airline Hostess. DAVID IAWRENCZ12 POTTER Dane USl7lff'7l-lil'H7'lIlh'f1VIIlll1 aff qzmlf ilifi of fl lim' gfrillfifinrzf' Born: N1-xv Britain, Conn August 11, 1944 Verinonl . , flnlilorrngi . Saml' . , Res Ipszi Niall: 1 ...Lynn . . . C.CS ff Ainlrilioni Clollrqw ain, it ,,,..-'-.-.4 nv Fil! ' A Q X R 'Bw 1 L T R Q. 5- , RE I V -5' f0 TIMOTHY PYE 'T' wa ra nd ' h . Timm3',i I-1' Br , .Y Strong, silent, and sineerefj -.,.,,Yg 20, 5 . Born: Fort Fairfield, Me. 'K Pe ctu ,tt . Juiy 13, 1945 1 , owli tt tt Activities: Football 1,43 Basket- ro --,AA V jorett lg Sen ball lg Baseball lg Boys' Lead- , T X ershipg Student Council 2g . ng 's . . Class Day CCO-chair.l. H Legg, Mnnais . . . Lifting . . . Night t m 'ionz P ' urs talks . . . Red . . . Chicken tel. ij? Y Cb Arciibitionz To make a certain ..,t,, .el Q w mon happy Q1 DAVID THOMAS RALSTON ICDOCJJ FII do anything if it can be done. Born: Meriden, Conn. March 22, 1945 Activities: Track 1,23 Fencing 2. Take a break . . .Ann . . . Hartford . . . Bristol. Ambition: To see more of Bristol. ROBERT DONALD RILEY Brz'llo'J Laws were meant to be broken. Born: New Britain, Conn. May 12, 1944 Activities: Cross Country 3,42 Key Club 3. Ambition: To be President. haw Arch Bobb A in b t PATRICIA JEAN RONEWICZ Sh rinzpu Lively and cheerful. but watch she fiirtsf' New Britain, Conn. Born: August l, 1945 Activities: Chorus 1.3: Fencing: ery 33 Senior Play: Senior Prom: Law Club 4: F.B.L.A. 4. Butch , . . Rooty . . . Lynn . . . y. mon: Tu be a mlllionairess. 44 -it ' .ky CAROL LORETTA ROOT crR00tJr's: Warm and friendly, with a pleasant word for allfl Born: New Britain. Conn. November 24, 1945 Activities: Fencing 2: Archery 3,41 Chorus l,3: F.B.L.A. 4: Field Hockey 2,3,4: Intramurals 3: Senior Play: Law Club 4. Shrimp . . . Where,s Casale? Ambition: To be a success. PAUL GILLETTE ' RICHARDSON All true speed is in the spursf' t Born: Poughkeepsie, N.Y. April 28, 1945 4 Ambition: cabinet Maker l l. l lg QB it ll l ll li li DOUGLAS F. ROSS Cinougll A lion among the ladier it the most dang:-four thing. Born: Brooklyn N.Y. July 22, 1945 Activities: Fencingg Emblem lg Basketball lg Football lg Na- tional Honor Soeiety 3,45 Arch- ery 3g junior Prom: Senior Prom: Valentine Danceg Boys' Leadeishipg Intramurals. Girls . . . No Gas . . . No Money. Ambition: Multi-million dollar playboy. ROBERT JOHN RUDERMAN NAU,- They don't blame you - as long at yozfre funny. Born: Hartford, Conn. December 12, l945 Activities: Basketball lg Base- ballg Cross Country -lg Junior Playg Senior Playg Senior Prom. Red . . . Here . . . Hot Dog. Ambition: Journalist or teacher. ROBERT JOSIEPII ROUSSEAU BUlJl2j'n Smile all the ll'lllll?.n Born: Waterbury, Colm. January 25, 1946 Activities: Law Club 'lg Archery 2,43 Senior Playg Drama Club 35 Senior Pi-omg Christmas Ballg Valentine Dance. Ambition: Conversalionalist, BARBARA ANN RUSCZEK Barb Only silence .vuiteth bert. Born: Meriden, Conn. ua 1 1946 GER-XLDINE RUSSO Gef' IIE good for the soul to get away from the trafic of men and words. Born: New Britain, Conn. June 20, 194-5 Actixities: Archery Club 3,41 Fencingg Intramurals l,2,3g F.N.A. lg Law Club 4g Senior Prom. June . . . Sally Jo . . . Dinah Slush. Ambition: I wish I knew. Jan. Iv' - . Activities: F.N.A. 1,23 Bowling 1,23 Fencing 25 Archery 3,-1. Al . . . Branford . . . Linda. Ambition: I'll never tell. By golly, I think this time! i 1 4 W' i 3, 3 Uri, 1 2 i I I Wx lQ?al'QlruAla4m.44:-wffunun-f-iff - , . . ffetfet ' . ,e .. 1 .. ,M . I .mf ww RICHARD GEORGE SAGER IfRitII An answer for every rernarkfl Born: Nanicoke, Penn. April 11, 1945 Activities: Chorus l. Ambition: Forest Ranger CAROLE JEAN SAYWARD Carden Shelf pretty and she's shy, but there's a twinkle in her eye. Born: Charlotte, Vt. February 12, 1945 Activities: Emblem 3,43 Pep Club: National Honor Society 3,43 Bowling Club 3: G.A.A. 2g Intramurals: Senior Play: Sen- ior Prem: Chronicle. Loretta . . . Joan . . . Meriden. Ambition: To be happy and succeed in everything I do. I x ifIXff1.,r...f..'u- ' .4 I s- . 11 i f tt r1.-9- I 'IA- I'dn raeaeiqelvei kinxrlagdmn uljseytffil fs 40' BQ:-film af L5.lge',' I. y DeGembg,51,1ZiEV91J4f1.L 1. '--11.51 . 'ii 1-7-frlxk ..Activities. 4. 2,3r4' gen. ,U Club r,2,3.4'5'fG:A1A. i'1?2: fm 'I owling Cl b 1312 .315 JS.11QxiY9r,.3Q.,.'-'., BEom1etSe'iuoPPrQ3n?' qu Fiwrihst . t. Barbi Tr Arfiibiltli-bm 2' lffigislb-id. 5 LLw 1:..o Q N w:'f'.. ?fD J I gt., R . y ed JAQUELINE ELLEN SCHAFER ,, 'flackeen A mind full of knowledge is a mind that never fails. Born: Greenport, N.Y. October 12, 1945 Activities: National Honor Soci- ety 3,4g Minstrels 2,4: Intramur- alsg F.T.A. l,2,4g Senior Promg Senior Play: Senior Leadership. Ambition: To do everything I do as well as I can. rt 1. 11' iw. ...fn ,.y, 1 Q ff2i.lf1-fw-:li , ..t.Vy ,,1QH1:1AdQ.rgijs.ei,UC1'Erl. if NOEL STEPHEN SCHNEIDER ffLOuJ2 Fun is my best subject. Born: Tucson, Arizona Stand back everybody!!! December 26, 1945 S Activities: Football 1,2,3: Track 2g Junior Play. Law Club 4: Senior Play: Senior Prom. Bubbles . . . Popeye . . . Doc. Ambition: Radio .Announcer VIOLO MARIE SEILONEN Life is sweet just because of the friends u'e'z'e made. Bom: Portland. Me. july 22, July 22, 1945 Activities: National Honor Soci- ety 3,4: Girls' State: Emblem 3,4g Junior Recital: Intramu- rals: Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Band: Minstrelsg Junior Prom: junior Play: Talent Show: Christmas BallfCo-chairj 3 Senior Play. Ambition: To surpass Pablo Casals ,aw f--- -- 7--------.. PHYLLIS JEAN SCHUMANN n-Phyln So sweet the blush of bash- fulness. Born: Farragut, Idaho july 1, July 1, 1945 Activities: F.N.C. 1,2,3,4 3 Majorettes 1,2,3: G.A.A. 2,44 Pep Club: Glee Club: Bowling: Intra.murals: Junior Play: Sen- ior Promg Christmas Ballg Valentine Dance. Big 6 . . . B.Y.F .... Wilcox Ambition: Nurse BARBARA ANN SESPANSKI Barb Well timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. Bom: New Britain, Conn. Octo- October 27 1945 Activities: Bowling cub 2,3,-ig Law Club 4. Sharon . . . Barbara. Ambition: To be happy and succeed in life. MARION CAROL SEIU, '- lInppin1'.ss is .ipeerl1lrss. Burn: Mt'riclt'n, Conn. Septem- Scptemhcr 18, 1945 . Activities: Ulm- Club 25 Chorus 33 F.l'I.A. 2: F.B.l..A. 3,4 Archery 2. Ambition: Secretary ig LOUISE RUTH SEITZ Weezie A woman, generally speaking, is generally speaking. Born: New Britain, Conn. De- December 24, 1945 Activities: Bowling Club 1, Fencing 2: Emblem 1,2,3,4g Field Hockey 3,4g Band lg Orchestra lg Intramurals 2,3, Senior Leadership 1 Senior Prom. Ambition: The Impossible. CARMEN VINCENT SERAFINO Butch Deeds measure the man. Born: Bristol, Conn. june 2, June 2, 1945 Activities: Key Club 2,141 Em- blem 3,45 Basketball fMan.D 2, 35 Football fMan.j l,2,3: Track lMan.j l,2,3: Senior Prom: Junior Prom: Senior Play. Ambition: College GORDON WAYNE SEWELL Are things what they seem or are visions about?'l Born: New Brunswick, Canada May 28, 1945 Activities: Archery 2: Fencing 2,33 Drama Club 1,2. Ambition: Iiivc, love, and learn. A- ...N .A Click click click click, click click, clunk GARY EDWARD SIMS 4'fMuH It!! I do plainly see but will never agreef' Born: New Britain, Conn. July 16, 1945 Ambition: To dig, to dig, to dig. NORMAN CARY SPENCER Noi'ml' I flon t have anything much to talk aboutf' Born: Meriden. Conn. June 18, 1945 Ambition: Electrical Techni- cian. ,.,,,,-v- ROBERT ICH? SMEDLEY ffRe 1, A laugh is worth a thousand groans in any state of marks. Born: Bristol, Conn. April 23, 1945 Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,41 Baseball 1,41 Track 3: Cross Country: Junior Prom, Junior Play, Key Club 3,4: Senior Play CCO-chaiizjg Senior Prom: Homecoming 4: Christmas Ball: Valentine Danceg Executive Board. I-Iot Dog . . . Rogers Orchards. Ambition: X-Ray Technician. ELIZABETH JANE SPRATTO Bette1' Her only goal is mischief. Born: Waterbury. Conn. February 14, 1945 Activities: Majorettes: Pep Club: F.N.C. 1,41 Bowling: In- tramurals: Junior Play: Junior Prom: Glee Club: F.B.L.A. 3: Archery 2: Senior Play: Senior Prom: G.A.A.: Christmas Dance 1 Valentine Dance: Home- coming 4. Janet . . . Riding around. Ambition: To be a bachelor. 48 PATRICIA ANN SIMONS ffpatli A smile enriches those who receive without making poor those who give. Born: Waterbury, Conn. May 2, 1945 Activities: Bowling Club: Pep Club 2,3,45 Junior Prom: F.B.L.A. 4, Emblem 4, Fencing 2: F.I'I.A. 1: Senior Play: Senior Leadership: Law Club 4. Fried Clams . . . Si . . . My twin. Ambition: Look forward to the future with happiness and ea- gerness. FREDERICK WALTER SUNDERLAND R ic Icy I'ou'll find lu rough, Sir. but 3'0u'll find us ready. Bom: New Britain. Conn. November 15. 1945 Activities: Glee Club -1. Ground Crew . . . XVait. Ambition: Just clon't know! 1 i ROBERT JAMES STANIEWICZ llpugw I am the matter of my fate: I am the captain of my will. Born: Norwalk, Conn. July 21. 1945 Activities: National Honor Suri- ety 1191: Emblem 3.4: Band 1.2, 3.4: Orclicstra 12.11,-1: junior Prom: Christmas Ball: Seninr Prom: Valentine Dance. Ambition: Chemical Engineer ROSEMARY TI-IERESA TARRANTINO URM, 1fVome1z like nn! only to run quer, but lo be cnnqucredf' Born: Bristol. Conn. September 6, 1945 Activities: C.A.A.. filer- Clubl Bnwling Club: Intramurals: Pop Club 2.14: FI-I.A. 1.2: Min- strels: Chrvrus 2,3,-1: Aluniru' Prom: F.B.L,A. fl: Senior Prom: Senior Play: Irlomt-coming: Law Club 4. Jimmy . . . Sept. 10 . . . Fri. night. Ambition: Hairdresser. DERRUI, l,ANGl,liY ST. JAMES l will num my wlinl l thi Burn: New Britain, Conn. 1' hfny 13, 19119 Ambition: Untlvcicletl A ND R Ii W ll Ol IN 'I'liS'1'A Andy Life it full nf .lIl6lL1llTF.H Iiurnj VVutt'1'l1ury, Crum Tllly l'7 191-5 r 1 Activities: Law Chili il Aliiliitiiuif Trl lvntl qi linplwy :incl sur-ct-sslul lull-. we iff' BARBARA ANN SULLIVAN Barb Chee1ful the iv but not of many words. Born: Bristol. Conn. August 6, 1945 Activities: Drama Club 1.23 F.N.C. 1,2,3,4g Law Club 4: Glce Club 1.3. Barb . . . Little One . . . Hey Savo. Ambition: To find a reclht-aded husband. BARBARA JEAN TARANTINO Harbin Quiet are her thoughtx and happy is her nature. Born: Meriden. Conn. lN1arch 27, 1945 Activities: F,B.L.A. 3.4: Glee Club 3.4: Minstrels 2.3.-1: Bowl- ing 1.2.33 F.H.A. 1: Intra- murals l.2.fl: Senior Prom: Sen! inr Leaclership: Law Club. Long hair . . . Di . . . Finast . . . Boys. Ambition: Secretary. .317 ry . Ambition: To have all my ,k....s...,l...t,..'.:t ' gm. A ANTONIA PATRICIA TESTA ffTOnil, Quiet people have not sorrow. Born: New Britain, Conn. May 30, 1945 Activities: Glee Club 1,23 Bowl- ing Club 1,25 F.B.L.A. 1: F.H.A. 2: Senior Play. Carol . . . Kathy . . . Dave Ma Ann I 2 f 5 LURA JEANNE THERRIAN Laurie Friena'lirze55 is her wayf' Born: Windsor, Vt. May 21, 1945 Activities F.N.A. 2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,4: junior Prom: Senior Prom. Chalker Beach R.S ..., Sandy. Ambition: Nurse dreams come true. VICTOR LEWIS THOMPSON Butch U The atmosphere up M276 15 friendly? Born: New Haven, Conn. December,2O, 1945 A Activities: Football lg Fencing 2,33 Intramurals 1,2,4g Track Ambition: To do the best in whatever I do. SAVIN RALPH UNGARO !!EelJ7 The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Born: Bristol. Conn. December 1OQ 1945 Activities: Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1.2,3,4: Basketball 1: Student Council 3,4 fTreas.l1 National Honor Society 3,4 lPres.j: Executive Board 3,4 Boys Leadership. Ambition: Fool around with numbers. VIVIAN DOROTHY TYBURSKY Il Vip!! Stronger than beams from ll million .runs fiickers a light that If nerer itzll. Born: Waterbury, Conn. October 11, 1944 Activitiest Pep Club 1,21 ing 2 F B L A 3 4 pfesqi Junioru Play: Prom: F.N.C. 4. Ambition: Nurse Fenc- lVice- Junior 1 SHIRLEY LUCILLE UPSON Down Daughter A bit of laughter every day will take a pervon ri long, long way. Born: Meriden, Conn. July 5, 1945 Activities: Pep Club 4: Intra- murals: Field Hockey: Basket- ball 4: Senior Play: Senior Prom, Ambition: Teacher S RONALD VELODOTA HBumper', Don't worry. Napoleon was small too.'J Born: New Britain, Conn. July 7, 1945 Activities: Cross Country 3: Boys' Leadership 3,4: Band 1, 2: Intramurals l,2,3.4: Key Club 3,4g Law Club 4. Ambition: To graduate. NANCY JE.-XX YISLTOXTI lSlzip Yon can nerr' be sure uri! 10u':a fried. Born: Bristol. L.r-nu Tune 11. 1945 Activities: Baud 314: Orchesim 2.3.41 FSC. l: Fencing 21 Bouling Club 1: Chorus 3.41 Kfiustrels 3,4-2 Senior Prom: lu- tramurals 1.2. Steph . . . Pruspec: . . . Leuers. Ambiti--ri: Tw live fi happy and successful life. 11:- K. HEDWIG CHRISTINE VOLSCHO Healy A :mile :mill go a long way but a giggle :fill gn farther. Burn: Bristul. Cfinn. Nmvemlver 9. 1945 Activities: ETA. 2.3.41 Em- blem 7: Exorutivc Bfvard Q: Archery Club 2.75: Bfiuling: Chfirus W: Pop Club: lmm- murals: Junir-r Prf-mi ,luniwr Play: Svnifvr Prum: C1hristm:is Ball: Senior Play. 1.irr1f- Rf-cl Bwrnlu . . . P.Nl.C .X. Ambitif-ri: Lilf- ffl 1'l'1ZillC'T'lEf :uirl lulfilliuf-nt. ERNEST LEONARD XVRTCHT N.SllCZ177lCj',' HB6 gnnf :lull ruff. Burn: Nrwv Britain. Cirnu Nrivember 23. 1944 Activities: Ffifitlwall 7.-lf Trnrk '7 1: Senior Prrlm: .Iunirvr Pruru Senior Play: ,Iuruur Play. Ambition: Tf- Slllff'f'fl in lili- X Hmm 7 lt's my guess we did suuu-thing wrong. DANIEL E, XYOODS Aillvfllldllgp TIP lznuzrv nznn' llzrzn mzrfzlgli 5' Burn: Brfiux. NN' August 7. 1945 .-Xftivitir-st lflllfllllllfflli fN'.lXl.S.Q.T. .Quill Ambitifin: Tir lwuilil n In-tti-r mmm-irnp. 4127? Tx1.'XRfLAR1?'I' N1 XRY ZlENK.X 'Ulfflzg-r V Burn' Niiu ' f' . ' June 14. 1945 .Nflivitia-:Z fQ,X.X. 1.21: luflr' l,l.':.1 l,Ilix , I , Prfim. .'XII1liiIii-ll' lN'l17l1 will lu' uill luv. ,Wru-fx Wir? 111 i -. i . 11 1 A 2,3 siihxwil iii 1 fl r 7 la i I A A AL A MATER Rugged mountains 'round about us Rise to greet our happy throng As we set the echoes ringing With your joyous triumph song. All our hearts in Southington High School All our cheers are for the blue Loyalty shall be the watchword Of our band so staunch and true? Happy are the days we spend here, As we upward, onward move. May our heart s devotion never Faithless or disloyal prove. And when time shall make us workers In the world of miffht and right, May our love for Southington High School Keep our banner s honor bright. I 1 5 , , 4 , , O X A V 7 J . S G 52 my V: 1 A ' - ,- ' . 5' W fo, ' gflwip Y M 5'-X1 . - any -N X QV S +-' .xvbl 5,0 'I , T- y 9 1- . q. -J. -A . QQ! Q! vw-wwf pk v H-42 Q ,f .J g. If -- 1,7 ,D E ig, M W' if ,Qt ,KJV 1 Us ,fri ts Elf ffl it 6, -- -- f , ...Z-vfmqf-1.. ..M..-.e. , 14.-4.Aan...,.z. au, wi FLASH Now that Senior Year is swiftly drawing to a close, letls take a moment or two and pause to recall The highlights of the past four years. FRESH FROSH We, the Class of 1963, began our Freshman Year thoroughly familiar with the building and well-versed in school regulations having been the last group to at- tend the high school as eighth graders. Unfortunately, we were also well known and easily recognized by the Seniors, a prominent disadvantage at initiation time! Sore knees from kneeling and tired arrns from carry- ing tons of books were constant companions in those early days of high school. Under the leadership of Andrew LaPorta CPres.l, Lor- etta DePaolo QVice-Pres.j, Alberta DeLuco QSect.j, and Marcia Masthay CTreas.j, we entered the social life of Southington High School on December 12, 1959 with a dance called HMistletoe Hopf' The An- nual Magazine Drive offered us an opportunity to dis- play our spirit which we quickly did by snatching First place. With success in our pocket, our Freshman Year per- fected the techniques of operating as a unified class. SUCCESSFUL SOPHS Sophomore Year was ushered in by the election of class officers. Joan Hobson fPres.j, Loretta DePaolo QVice- Presb, Alberta DeLuco fSect.j, and Marcia Masthay QTreas.j, were selected to guide future activities. The Executive Board was also chosen with Janet Corbin presiding as chairman. Cn January 7, 1961, we greeted the new year with 'The Hoppin, New Year Hopf! The All-Star Basket- ball Game was sponsored jointly by the Class of 1963 and by the Southington Police Benevolent Association. The Magazine Drive again challenged, and we again claimed first place. At the Magazine Drive Jamboree, our skit, representing a beatnik version of our recent accomplishment, earned thirty dollars for our treasury by placing first. Attention was next focused on the selection of the cheerleading squad for the coming year. N BACK The Sophomore Ulllb xxho xxexe choscn xxere MTFCIQ Masthax, Lxrme Podolcnlx o'1n Frisma lxilllllll lan dmo and B'11b'111 Fove X7l0l'l Sulomn and Cathy Ixloptenstem xxen p'11t1c1p'111ts 111 X11 Btatt O111 Sophomou X 11 clostd on notx ol 1llE,l Splllt 'md 'IIIIICIPWIIOII 101 tht xmx ahmd UYITED JUYIORQ O111 UHIOI XU11 hrouoht ncxx class officers B111 Bush nell 1 P1es1dtnt Loretta DePaolo as X ICE Pres1dent, Xlherta DeLuco 'ts Sec1tt:111 and Xlan Holmquist as Treasurel '1ssL1111t:Cl leadxnq positions in the xarious act1x 11185 throughout the xear The spot11 ht ol the soc1al xear centexed on the 1on Prom The 0'XII1I'l3.S1l1l11 xx as mx sticallx transformed IH accordance xx1th tl1e the1ne Bali Ha1 Co chair men ot the exent held on Noxemher 18 1961 xxere B111 Bushnell and Cathx Conxx ax NN endx Darlmg and Garx Hurlhert re1Cfned as queen and lung ox er the IS land parad1se The flaxor added to this memorable occasion xxas supphed hx Bohhx Ixaxe a11d his Orches ra The excitement and magic of the prom xxas followed on Fehruarx '7 1960 hx a lwht comedx 'Vleet We At The Prom produced hx the L1I'11OI' Class An opor tunitx for members of the class to dlsplax their dama tic talent xxas offered hx this plax anet Corbin and Alan DeB1sschop headed the list of the cast in the pro duction Xfarcia Nlasthax and Roger Bmlxerd serxed as co chamnen for this ex ent . .. , , .V , , , ,D . . y - -, . .' ' ,'.' I I , 1. , c . 1, 1 u. ' - - -- xt x . . ak . 1 C Y - 4 T 3 x. 1 T s N .L e ' 1. ' er' :N Ll 1 '1 . . 1 x . . , . . , T . ,. L 1 - J ' O .s : H . ' 1 . ' - . 1 'Tl ' . ' ., .-- - ' o . ' T KT ' ' ' - - D I Jun . Q '. U . .,, . . . . 5 ' .' . - , C - :: , V , Y nc! I A ... .. I D I, . . . ' A T . In the Magazine Drive, we shpped to second place. Viola Seilonen xvon first place in the annual Junior Recital for her monologue of a heautician. First prize for the Talent Show was Cathy Klopfenstein, Other participants in the Show from the Junior Class were Henry Cichoxvski, Barbara Fogg, Jim Houle, and Paula Marafino. During the course of normal class activities, three styles of class rings were displayed for consideration. The results of voting determined our Class rings to consist of a raised US centered on a round stone. r L, wi J ' fZy,,.!,4f fr , , 2' WM, W W f f if ff!! Q . IZ ,, M Y f 15 if tt at f K ff? 'ifvfw f ,gf J ff 1 swf' Q 1 49 'I-r,-I4 2 frfvx F44 42 Delegates to Laurel Girls' State and Nutmeg BOYS, State were Cathy Conway, Janet Corbin, Viola Seilo- nen, Bob Bafuma, Jeffrey Darling, and Savin Ung2lfO- Participants in All State from the Junior Class Were Viola Seilonen, Jeff Darling, and Bob Staniewicz. Janet Corbin was chosen from among ten other candi- dates to reign as queen over the activities of South- ington High's Homecoming. Arlene Bouchard and Al- berta DeLuco served in the court of the queen. Co- captains for the cheerleading squad for the coming year were Miriam Landino and Lynn Podolak. The April induction of the National Honor Society re- sulted in the selection of twenty-one Juniors. Members are chosen on the basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. Plans for Senior Year prompted the election of Arlene Bouchard and Bob Bafuma as co-editors for our year- book, the Chronicle. Lynne Podolak was elected as chairman of the Executive Board. The election of oflicers for the Student Council brought a whirl of speeches, posters, and significant bells on the voting machines. The participation of a large percentage of the student body in the voting chose Roger Binkerd as President, Janet Corbin as Vice-president, Alberta DeLuco as Secretary and Savin Ungaro as Treasurer. A successful year of activity and ccomplishment was completed. The long-awaited Senior Year was in reach. ACCOMPLISHED SENIORS Senior Year officially opened with the election of class officers. Chosen were Andy LaPorta fPres.j, Janet Corbin QVive-presj, Alberta DeLuco QSect.j, and Tim Pye CTreas.j. First place in the Emblem sponsored Talent Show was awarded to the Senior Class. Chair- man of Show was Paula Marahno, editor-in-chief of the Emblem. We retained second place in the Maga- zine Drive. The Chairman of Homecoming festivities, held on Octobei 20 1962 weie anet Corbin and Andy La Porta Senioi candidates for Homecoming ueen were Arlcne Bouchaid Alberta DeLuco Loretta DePaolo, lVIa1c1a Masthay and Lynne Podolalt ...ng if X 7 ,Q ,V 'Z . , , J - 1 1 f f f at J ' 3 ' ' 1114.2 5' 7 'AQ' 1 4 .ff ,gujf ' ,W . , cj -L. ,gf J., 'Q . X. . .aft --af,-..:., -3 ' ,ly s g rg ,tt-,. 'I . H ,, nf. . ia m tif -4 1 Mtv: - - .r gf , . ,,,, .. ,. ,,Q, v . 5' W ' 1 ' W. , fl .fa :.i'ff7 .:tZ-VF? VV -iii,4'. .2'i'i'-:Ft ' W f 'Z 'ZPQZLC1' J .wjr3'1.-ii' fl-55' 'ffl V ,-.1 iaeLir'f,,fta.u1fv 'Wx 41' 1 -1233-'fr ,'a:-.r-'f-'.'21',- yi.,-:irw lf W ,f r vm ' 1 .. ' f ' '-21,2-'v.:1-.'t rj ' 2' 4 1 .f ,,:':3- H , 4 f, 1, ,,,.. .4 , ,vw - fat- .4 -,,,..,1f,, , H .- ,. fq':-4.4 .1-+:'g-' 4, 2, sw '..,4Q5gr,.g if ff' . H,-.3 ?,. 5-q4,,.,:1fbsf,fg -1-V2-w1:'i.g -'fs it , 1 . t t , '1 a 1- fimtil V , ff. ' 'wwtgfffi Jr: 2 'iifm-.g'.zf1.1:-1' 2ff'11,1155.w:2.gf: '-113',-ew V M 4 WU,'?f:,l::g! . 'f '1 M-wf ' -I'-52-'Jf.'f'::i5:fgnf- .2 21.41---r:.r3a-H ',i+f:ifW'iff ,ra-if-rim: -M214 471,212 gf 'mfg-.. ,, JQCPW a1ft:fr1fg?.g1'i-5Wi, '17, 56 ff- ,J ' ,yt,f,57: ,xii ng!-.ilzgi warg.::gs,Q,f,,-rnzw Zf I ,ggi-, W is it . 1- ..., ,s ,.,, , W2 Viola Seilonen 'md eFf Darling veit selcctecl to pfuti clpate in All State oan Hobson itctntcl tht D Xl Award, and Lynne Podolak xms chostn lol tht Btttx Crocker Hoinemakti Xxxaid On December 1 1969 tht Senior Cliss pitstntttl tht riotous coniedx Count Out Of Xoui Conn Chris Nlajka and Robeit Qmeclltx nut to cliuixntn for th production uhilt Qhtila Cn 'mtl Xlin Hohnquist headed ioi tht taltnttd tfxst The hwhhvht ol tht xxintti st lson at S H S xns tht Christmas Ball Ffmtasx in Frost ht ld on Dtctinbti with hohdax lauvhtti toinpilstd 1 h,hthmittd 'itmos pheie The Xaltntint Dante sponsored bx the Senior Class took place on Febiuarx I6 1963 The king and queen tor Cupids Hohdax was determined by a Sweet heart campaion X otts for the ten candidates xxere in the toxin ot pennies the total ol which xvts clonattd to the XIus1c Club Xiarxanne DellaVeech1a and Bill Bushnell made arranvements fox the dance Rodney Greax es xvts croxmed kind and Noreen Rich a Soph omore was honored as queen On Nlax ll 1963 a nlvht of beautx and fantasx nas ueaxed in the setting, of Oriental Gardens theme ot the Senior Prom Nlarcia Nlasthax and Rover Bin kerd were co chairmen of our memorable prom Hohdax Hill recened the spirited Seniors on May 29 'XFFHHUEIIIEDIS were made bx oan Hobson and T1m Pxe Alberta DeLuco and Frank Guildner formulated plans tor Class Nwht held at the Wawerlx Inn on une 6 1963 Fun xt as the order of the ex enmg' A shoxx case for the displax of trophies was gn en to the school bx the Senior Class The somber tones of graduation on june 23, I963 cl1 maxed a period of four xxorthxshlle years for an ac complished and well prepared group of mdixiduals Time and space prohibit the inclusion of all the special moments that occur in four years Our Class has had IIS share of awards, setbacks pranks, praise, gum cheuers, term papers, msect collections, parties, des ri ' A ' 4 ' 'LN' A-x i - f s t v - Q -Q . , ' - 1, . .. , , . .' , ca X ' ' - w I ss 1 A 5 I 1. I . . ' L - L xl' Ax-x - , L' - x 6 - lt , ' 1 t ' L . .f 1 1 s 5 3 X x Q . b . N . X b. i Q I , , 6 D N s It L A . -.k. ,ti T .' N . ' . . s tl Q t nk' . , X R x N' '22, 1962. Music and the seasonal setting mingled ' tn' 5 H' s . 'fr -. ' - . :- , K 1 A X . ' : f ' ' - x x - V -' , . A , - ,. L , - L - -,,, - i I . , X . I . D . i in V vi. K. X 4 A . . ' ' i L i - V D . I , .L 1 ,. Q . - D' 5 ' . 7 5 D 1 . kd 5 A . - 4' 4' D - - s . I I - , v, Y Y J ' D 1 pair, and sadness. Personal memories tucked into these years are also a part of a Class History - of your Class History. Our history does not end here. Graduation approaches, and each individual will then record his OWU. I NAME Aldieri, June Alix, Beverly Anderson, Kelly Angelillo, Nancy Asklar, John Atwater, Phillip Badorek, Bernard Bafunia, Robert Basa, Mary Ann Bautista, Patricia Bell, Wlilliam Bernardo, Patricia Binkerd. Roger Borysewicz, Matthewv Bouchard, Arlene Boyd, John Brayton, Dolores Breault, Sandra Bushnell, NVilliam Cantito, Sally JO Cap, Wlilliam Caruso, Paula Casale, Ann Casale, Mary Casey, Kathleen Cassella, Lucy Champagne, James Cichowski, Henry Cirincione, Joseph Clark, Linda Clements, Eugene Conway, Kathleen Corbin, Janet Cox, Margaret Crakes, Patricia Crandall, Faeth Creagh, Gordon Cupina, Monica Cusano, Valerie Cyr, Sheila D'Agata, Sandra Darling, Jeffrey Darling, Wendy David, Raymond DeAngelo, Eleanor DeBisschop, Alan Della Vecchia Mar 'anne 1 l DeLuco, Alberta DeLuco, Maurice DeMoura, Joseph Denton, Edward DePaolo, Loretta Derby, Carolyn Doty, Richard Dumond, David Dunn, John Dzirfdzic, lWa1'y Dziedzic, Peter Emoncl, lVIelvin Endler, Lillian Ensle, Donald Fede, David Ferguson, Ella '-X' IOR TATI TIC PET PEEVE Conceited people Certain infantile males School People who sit and stare Getting up in the morning Exaggerations Girls from S.H.S. Arlene Bouchard Irresponsible drivers Conceited people Homework Cliques Wilf Bomb Snapping studs Bob Bafuma Unfriendly people The word ain't Sleepy people People with no sense of humor Getting home early Poles, Swedes, Germs Southington People and teachers who are conceited Teachers with superior attitudes Getting up early Snapping gum Rosemary Bus rides to and from school Broken ankles and legs A certain boy Love Dave Wilf Bomb When Bill doesnlt answer questions Running out of gas Ask Chris People who bore me Stubborn, Crabby people People taller than me Banana and Mayonnaise Sandwiches Saying good night Ben Casey shirts Sisters and sisters-in-law Muffet, Nozzle, Fats Waiting for people Your friend and mine Waiting Thickheaded people Staying home on weekends Problems Cars that run out of gas Stuekup people Trees that Fight back Sign poles Girls Monday's People who mispronounec my name People People who hang up on you Crabby People Gas?? Books, books, books Fighting with Bruce PET PASSION Staying out late Don Girls, Corvettes Weekends Donna 1 Food and music Girls from out of town Sports Being a problem in study Nice people Jeanie Ed Long Island Over-powered cars Peter A girl named Jean Philadelphia and New York Snapping Gum Girls, especially Tigers Staying out late and A.A. Linda and the Lords Middletown Sleeping and eating Blue Angels To keep talking Food and boys Rosemary Sports Girls with blonde hair A certain boy Flirting and talking Dave Being with someone I like Bill Don People 409,s Going out and having fun Football games, weekends Tilted halos, love A certain blue and white Corvair Music My green bomb '49 Chevy Timmy Laughing and having fun WVeekends Tall boys Having fun H283' Pat Smiling faces Redheads LucyAnn Cars Weekends Being a problem in study Rats Alberta Andy Patty g Vo-Ag Course Bruce 58 :. l l USUALLY SEEN 1 With guess who Talking First National School With Harry Bliss l At home and around Out of town 1 VVith the boys Where Pm not supposed to be 1 Here, there, and everywhere Anywhere With Ed t With LC. J 5 At night ' Out of class Near the band room The nurse's office With Frawline With Don Waun and flirting Around New Britain . Buying records Working at G. E. Madison's l With a hockey stick or basketball On the telephone Everywhere With Ro Playing sports With Tom, Doug, john or Paul With a certain boy Running for a touchdown With Dave With R. B. With Bill In a '51 Chevy with Don Listening to Bev With Thalia, Sally and the peons With Roe, Bev, and the girls With people taller than me Where I'm not supposed to be and always heard with Eddy Down the band room Looking for someone,to fix my i car l Town and Country Diner With Timmy L lvlaking noise in the Chronicle room Confused Running around Boyce Lumber Company Where there is excitement INith Pat Cheering and around Confused and guessing Everywhere Middletown First National VVhere Fm not supposed to be With the boys With Alberta In Unionville With Patty in a '51 Chevy Home without my books In a '62 Impala Super Sport NAME Figluizzi, Joanne Fischer, Sandra Fogg, Barbara Forrest, Robert Fransen, Earl Frisina, Joan Giammatteo, Patrick Giano, Barbara Gieryrnski, Susan Gillis, David Gilman, Richard Gioia, Janet Graves, Frank Greaves, Rodney Guerin, Neil Gugliotti, Sandra Guildner, Frank Guterch, Eugene Hart, Patricia Haynes, Lynne Hil-za, Eugene Hill, William Hobson, Joan Holmquist, Alan Horan, Robert Houle, James Hubbard, Joanne Hurlburt, Gary Jacques, Laura Jones, Iris Kablesh, Sharon Kane, Michael Keegan, Edward Kelley, Edward Kelly, Lorraine Kennedy, Ronald Kline, Sharon Klopfenstein, Cathy Kopcha, John Kuhr, Walter Kulak, David Labbe, Rina LaFrance, Carol Landino, Miriam LaPorte, Andrew Lewis, Bonita Lowcyze, Joyce Ludecke, Robert Macola, Marlene Majka, Christine Makrewicz, Joanne Maloy, Shannon Marafino, Paula Marquis, Patricia Martin, Barbara Martin, David Martin, Sharon Masthay, Marcia Mastrianni, Ruth Ann Mastrianni, Janice Messier, Michael Meyers, James Mikosz, David PET PEEVE Cliques Conceited people Fords Rosebushes and trees Saying goodnight Waiting School days Gonceited people Snobs Ghevys Kids let loose in a toy store lvaiting for people Teachers going up down stairways Sand. stones, trees Stubborn girls Insincere FTA'ers People who forget they're great because of Him Teasing girls Conceited people Fighting about what to do Sat. nights Homework Going to school too early Excuses, tardy people People with bad tempers Show off drivers Fat people that are lazy Crabby people Homework The Alarm Clock Distance Getting up in the morning Slow moving people Girls who don't wear seat belts People who are never on time A certain senior boy Saint Patrick's day on Thursday People who pretend to be what they're not Insincerity Room 122 The work A few Southington girls Waiting, arguments, school A person who can't keep a promise 16 more days, letters Moody people, immature girls Liars Hanging around anywhere waiting Blowing transmissions Freshmen, waiting, money A certain blonde Bucket seats A certain '56 Ford Pseudo-intellectuals, Emily Pos Waiting, Amiy Liars, idleness Work Saying Goodnight Being depressed Thick headed people Saying goodbye to Dave Stuck-up girls Fords Field Hockey practice when the football team is PET PASSION Learning new tlzimw- str-ps Money Dancing Driving Jane Number 63 Hot Cars John Mathis Corvettes Forty Ford pickups Convertibles Where the boys are Miizzle loading guns Flirting, loving, phoning Tall Girls People with live imaginations Breathing Dragin', lovin', flirtin' A certain someone Ralph Fast Corvettes Snow days with no school Smiling, Dancing 5!18f6'2 Gasoline engines Piano Tommy Girls New Hair styles Larry Going to bed late at night Sleeping peacefully in study Only she knows '58 Edsels Hubbard Park Ledge Road Good-looking boys Art, Music, Drama Karen Gemian Class Out-of-town girls Food, Larry, boys Boys Shy boys, food Cadillacs, San Francisco Phil Joe, music, painting Sharon and my truck German ll, payday No comment Franny Tom Dailey The uninhibited, non- conformist Franny, Chevy's Pizza, professional wrestlers A new COIVCUC Bob A certain someone Pizza, '56 Chevy, CJ, DJ Dave The other girls Chevy's Cathy Conway Y- -...nmsa--:.:.'::rx USUAl,l.Y SEEN VVIH-re l shonlcln't he ln Connecticut In a car Trying to catch up with the boys The Big Six Chvering With the boys llcre, thc-re, and everywhere With Angelo At Mirandrfs Madison's With Bette Sleeping in study halls With the boys Home Walkin' around Staggering out of the Hi Way In a daze Everywhere with Kathy With Ralph or the girls Pine Valley Country Club Around the Grand Union Driving cement mixers Berkley hflarket At Mirando's Chasing girls With Tommy With the boys ln a white Galaxie with M. P, Riding around In Meriden Running In a Corvair with a certain girl Driving the fastest Edsel Fooling around With the boys With Bob and Barbara 6th period P.A.D. Western Auto With Evergreen Here and there '52 Black Ford Illl never tell Bohbing around Being late for important dates New Britain VVith Connie Fixing my truck Everywhere but where l should be Listening or is it spying With Franny With Torn or at Lake Compouncc Preaching, 6th period P.A.D. Nlailing a letter Room llfl Black Ford Fixing some-one's hair Vlith Shawnee or Little Lynne Where everyone else is in Zi '60 Falcon with DAVE' Traveling In a Chevy l'll never tell I , , . .. 1 1 -X... ,......i..f-,,g1,,,,M,-NM-L' t. NAME Molski, Stephen Montague, Richard lNIontana, Eleanor Morelli, Stephannie Morrisey, Mark Mullen, Thomas Nagle, Paul O'Brien, Sandra Olson, James Orlando, Donna Orr, Jane Osgood, Marilyn Patla, Kathleen Podolak, Lynne Porriello, Grace Porter, Marion Potter, David Previti, Carolyn Pye, Timothy Ralston, David Richardson, Paul Riley, Robert Ronewicz, Patricia Root, Carol Ross, Douglas Rousseau, Robert Ruderman, Robert Rusczck, Barbara Russo, Geraldine Sager, Richard Saucier, Diane Sayward, Carole Schafer, Jacqueline Schneider, Noel Schumman, Phyllis Sehl, Marion Seilonen, Viola Seitz, Louise Serafino, Carmen Sespanski, Barbara Sewell, Gordon Simons, Patricia Sims, Gary Smedley, Robert Spencer, Norman Spratto, Betty Jane Staniewicz, Robert St. Janies, Darrol Sullivan, Barbara Sunderland, Frederick Tarrantino, Barbara Tarrantino, Rosemary Testa, Andrew Testa, Antonia Therrien, Lura Thompson, Victor Tybursky, Vivian Ungaro, Savin Upson, Shirley Velodota, Ronald Visconti, Nancy Volscho, Hedwig Woods, Daniel Wright, Ernest Zienka, Margaret PET PEEVE Girls Girls who cry People who are always late Homework Fords and work People entering MacDonald's wrong Green Ford Station Wagons. The mumps Certain teachers People who are late Saying good-bye Not seeing Russ Sensible people Nothing Giants People always talking Being broke History and homework People who talk too much People who won't go parking Insincere people School Conceited people Conceited people Conceited unco-operative girls Stuck-up people Being teased by a certain two People who argue Going home early Stuck-up people July 10, 1961 Nagging people My little sister Jane Lorraine Kelly Saying good-bye Bob 122 Being bored, disappointed Spending money and staying home Getting up in the morning Cliques The boys in homeroom Restrictions Pye's Snoring School Snapping gum because I canlt Conformists, homeroom Work People who try to be something theyire not School Certain boys you want and don't get Loud mufHers Crowds Waiting for someone Cliques Always running out of gas Insincere people Evergreens Reckless bus drivers School Cliques Thinkers Not enough gas Stuck-up girls Grouchy boys PET PASSION Girls Charlie Being with people I like Horses '58 Pontiacs, Linda The Impaladin T-Bird Convertibles Guess! To be successful Chuck, Money, Clothes Earl Russ Being with Lanny Autumn, French Fries Tickling and teasing people A certain boy Money, Lynn Men and money Eleanor Parking Horses and land Sleeping Boys with blond hair Vacations Girls, money, girls, money Jean, Stock car racing Sports A certain boy Staying out late Food Bert, days off The boy next door American Literature Harry Movers Norman Bob Two lunches Jazz, Sports cars New Car CFordj November 17 Girls, girls, girls Getting my way Freedom from restrictions Sports and Moe Weekends Talking, talking, talking Clarinet, twisting Records Redheads with blue eyes Working on hotrods Boys you do get Jimmy Girls! Who else Ferrante 81 Teicher Hot Cars and MacDonald's People who are insincere To get my license Talk and laugh Studebaker Avanti Royals Convertibles Fast cars Beautiful girls Teasing certain boys s USUALLY SEEN Alone With Oscar Wann and Bunchy With Shirley Camp Crestwood Carmen's Gas Station Driving the Impaladin Chasing a lawn mower Guessing Alone With Chuck With the Big Six With Russ With Lanny and heard, too. Riding around Talking . . , Walking broke with Lynn Waiting for a certain someone With Eleanor Going to Bristol On horses with girls In bed With Rooty With Shrimp and Casale Out of gas Around Carmen, Gene, Joe Anna Tully's With Al Here, there, and everywhere Bob's house First National With Rit or Rett Home studying In a green 355 Ford With the Big Six Trying to Hgure him out Fiddling or scooping ice cream As other people see me At the Pizza house With Sharon Where I shouldn't be Everyplace but the right place Hi Y'Vay Anna Tully's Doran's Orchard With Janet In the Band room or twisting Playing records Here, there, and everywhere Working at Novick's First National With Jimmy or Monica With the boys Illl never tell In my blue Chevy WVith the boys around town Out of town Now here but nowhere Listening to little voices in shorthand Anna Tully's Around most anywhere Driving a red VW. In a convertible With the boys C. E. Madison's -pe :nz-ai..4xac.:s: .Jr.f- -' -:K-, MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Cathy Conway Lenny Clements BEST FIGURE AND PI-IYSIQUE Alberta Dcluco Tirnothy Pye CLASS DREAMERS jane Gtr Earl Fransen BEST .-ILL IIIFOIQYD Mary .-Xnn Rasa Bula Bnfuxna HALL GF F ME AIOST TAI,Ix'ATIVE Janet Giuia Robert Rudcrman BIGGEST APPETITES NICEST HAIR RulhArnn Mastrizumi Rodney Greaves Lynnc Pndwlak Carmen Sc-raiino BEST LOOICINIQJ .-Nllwrwtgl Dvhu 11 61 fXfS1ii!'1f-M IBA-w f'wi 7 5 IVORST TEMPER ' CLASS NIGHT OWLS Mary Casale Kathy Patla David Dumond Richard Doty 2 y in l A I , : 7 ' T f A J I ,, l ,y 4 s ' Q T 1 , ' . , Q 2 y Y a 9 , , , vfffvtf 4, f ,'7Jf:,f- f - if' 3, 14:31 .V , f- 4 Q A-f4'f, , , , 1 4 ,I -f , I, 65f,42iQ,g, ,, T BEST DANCERS Sheila Cyr James Champagne CLASS GIANT AND MIDGET Valerie Cusano David Kulak BEST DRESSED Maryanne Dc-llaVccChia Cathy Conway Robert Smcdley Savin Ungaro Roger Bmkerd in -A I i L I 1 i MOST AMB1 T1 OUS MR 4ND Miss ETIQUETT l ! CRAZIEST l,.-ll'i 'inns janivc MLxsu'i.x1mi Tixxwlhy Pu' L H .UUSIK .W Pl'lIl.N l'l4',-I'1'lz'D f,'l,,'I.N'.S' ,-llU'l'I.S li.3' xlmlll llfllus-flu .'Xyl1Anr' 1511111 llzml 1lUgL'l' Uillkl'I'Ll Ii1IIIl'll IKIPIINN 'All CLASA Hlz.-116 I BRLA lxl1RS Lvnm Pod'lalx N' CRAZIEST DRIVERS Hcdy XY-lsrhu Robert F1,1rrfAst ,YICEST SMILES RuthAnn Mastrianni Richard Doty Dax 1d kIlkIISl AIOST LIKELY TO SUCCIZED Juan Hubs-fn Savin fngar BEST ACTORS CLASS jf,7KIiRS Cathy Klrrpff-nstvin Mari-vu Porter SLCVC Niulski JCLIIICS Clmmpnguc f A ff MOST COLLECIATE Louise Seitz Paul Nagle STEADIEST Sandra D Agata Edward Keegan CLASS BRAINS aekle Schafer Sax 1n Ungaro XWOSI CH INC ID SINCIS FROSH lffllx Im IHIHI Kelly -1...-.nigga If N DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Janet Corbin Andrew LaPOrt6 QL IETEST Lynn Hawnes John Dunn Mary Casilc Lenny Clements vi Lf tif 7 T em , If ' V x 1 L E, , -xV'ffV f,',4, ', ,'.'yl:-'mx' R1llJl7lAt B31-llflla. Viwinrllv' IiVl:':rl'!!'fI V ' C Niflu:sxwl Jiniy ' ' ' 64 P--M., AU ,gl bb 'V E, -'Q 'ved' . , .,, F nz Q w, f 4 ,7 g sl, f ,W 'wif' P 1 ff -Q. Q ,Am N x ,Af ,4 'f W 'f'fW7 0 , Zn M,0 gf :Nw J f , X , Q Q !7fuf,f,fy , yy, ,ff ' . f f ' A fy i? ' , ,L 1, if av' ' 4 f ACTIVITIES Pres. Savin Ungaro V. Pres. Robert Staniewicz Sec. Arlene Bouchard Treas. Alan DeBisschop Savin Ungaro CHARACTER LE DER HIP CHCL R HIP ERVICE The National Honor Society is a group of worthy individuals who excel in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. To be eligible, a student rnust have attained an average of 85? or better. The N.H.S. is made up of the top ten percent of the Junior class and the top live percent of the Senior class. The group sponsors the annual sale of book covers and undertakes other projects throughout the year. Great appreciation is extended to Mrs. Churchill, who has been the advisor of the Society for the past several years. ROW I, L to R: L. Podolak, P. Marafino, R. Staniewicz, Corbin, K. Conway, F. Guildner, D. Ross, R. Bafuma, R A. Bouchard, S. Ungaro, A. DeBisschop, V. Seilonen, J. Binkerd, S. Gugliotti, J. Hobson, STANDING: M1-5 Schafer, B. Alix, ROW 2: L. Therricn, C. Sayward, Churchill, Advisor. 70 'KS 4. L.. RON' I. l-r: J. Hobson. P. Marahno, L. Angelore, R. Binkerd CPres.j, J. Corbin QY.Pres.l, A. DeLuco gSec.l, S. Lngaro QTrcas.5. M. Pepi, N. Rich, ROW 2: L. Podolak. M. Masthny. C. Conway. D. .-Xhenrn, R. Allairc, L. Ciamatteo, M. Derby. B. Tripp. S. Farr. BI. Gardner. ROW 3: L. Lappert, D. Grisc, W. Chop- us. J. Kowalski. R. Bafuma. E. Lucier. R. Nigro. P. Mongilo, L. D'Angelo, R. Passerelli. .-X. L:mPorte. T. Dunn. ROIV -I: G. Durr, J. Stetson, J. Coggin, B. Bushnell. J. Scott, R. Krafick. R. Churchill, T. Taylor, J. Acluskevich, R. Furst. D. Carbone, R. Smith. STANDING: Mr. J. Gasecki, advisor. S DE T GO ERNMENT The Student Council is the high school's form of student government. The Council acts as 2 liaison between the student body and the adminis- tration. lts senior members also participate in the annual Youth Day program, giving them the opportunity to see the working of government first hand. YOUTH DAY ROW I, l-rt Hobson, P. Marahno, L. Pololak. A. l,aPortc-. R Past lli L L num Masthay, A. DeLuco, Corbin, ROW 2: S. Ungaro, T. Pye D Milwsf lx Pinlcid R Smedley, B. Bushnell, R. Bafurna. 71 ROW I, L to R: P. Fiondella, R. Forrest, F. Tomasetti, R. Veladota, N. Guerin, R. Bafuma, B. Bushnell, R. Kennedy, R. Montague, R. Smedley. ROW 2: L. Maurice, A. Porriello, T. Nigro, A. Serafino, C. Serafino, P. Dziedzic, C. Hurlburt, P. Nagle, B. Hall, E. Malczyk, ROW 3: Mr. Triano, J. Boyd, P. Josephson, R. Riley, E. Fransen, A. DeBisschop, D. Hur- ley, H. Cichowski, A. Zipke, A. Dymond, R. Gilman. HERE TO SERVE The Key Club is into its third year as a service organization. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, it has received excellent cooperation. Under the leadership of Mr. Triano, the club meets weekly to do their part in making the high school better. Neil Guerin Pregidgng Rodney Greaves President I TERE TEDI LAW? S Many S.H.S. students found the newly formed Law Club, directed by Mr. Spagnola, stimulating and unique. 'One of their projects included conducting a real life trial! T ROW I, L to R: K. Patla, J. Mastrianni, M. Cupina, S. Breault, R. Greaves, G. Guterch, M. Cox, G. Porriello, A. DeLuco. ROW 2: Mr. Spagnola fadvisorj, P. Rone- wicz, L. Seitz, S. O'Brien, E. DeAngelo, Makrewicz, P. Marquis, S. Cyr, R. Labbe, L. DePaolo, M. Landino, L. Endler, V. Cusano. ROW 3: P. Fiondella, P. Battista, R. Tarantino, R. Mastrianni, Figluizzi, L. Ferguson, Cioia, hi. Osgood, N. Angillo, C. Root, S. Kline, C. LaFrance, L. Casella, Aldeiri, C. Russo. ROW 4: B. Giano, E. Denton, R. Velodota, A. Testa, W. Bell, C. Cronkite, D. St. James, P. Lynn, T. Mul len, G. Sims, N. Schneider, P. Atwater, R. Rousseau. PEP CLUB' Freshmen and So homores 4 . P ROW I, L to R: C. Mcittarazzo, D. Buczko, P. Michaud, A. Brennan, S. Vnlscho, D Cibula. C. Kroll, 1. Longo. R. Ynuk, K. Gee, D. Jannazzo. ROI1' 2: S. Perry, P. Morse L. Dorfler. P. Lord, I. DellaYecchia, D. Plourde, F. Salvatore, P. Mancini, C. O'Donnell ,,, K. Dutton, A. Marta, X. Lemieux. L. Piercy. D. Potter. ROW 3: B. Sauer, M. Watts, M Mongillo. A. Drogosek. D. More-lli. H. Simmons, L. Falcetto, R. Zajac, M. Plourd, E Goodwin, C. Pauliot. ROH' 4: P. Allaire. G. Penclla, M. Roche, H. Lipstadt, G. DeBis- schop. S. Ennis, D. Bilogna, M. Stanton. L. Zadnic, F. Wright, B. Zusk, B. Schuman, S. Valentine. Hulton. S. Sroka. YEA TEAM! Many thanks should be given to these spirited students who de- ve EM Aff voted their time and energy to backing our boys during the football and basketball seasons. Michele Lemieux President PEP CLUB Ist ROM , l to r: R. Mastrianni, C. Conway, L. Oulette, G. Porriello, NI. Lemieux, J. Martin. P. Marquis, S. Rey- nolds, V. Cusano. 2nd ROW: R. Potter, R. Labbe, L. De- Paolo, P. Cox. A. DeLuco, R. Allaire, L. Ferguson, I Mastrianni, S. D'Agata., C. Sayward, L. Edele, N. Angel- lilo, A. RIcNerney, M. DellaVecchia, R. Babazy, J. Doak 3rd ROW: D. Vanasse, M. Osgood, C. Stanish, A. Baer, N. Forbes, Lattman, B. Smith, IW. Osgood. B. Devlin, D Orlando, R. Tarantino, S. Breault, S. Martin. J. Corbin M. Cupina. 4th ROW: C. Prcviti. L. Smart. D. Saucier, K Patla, M. Basa, M. Dziedzic. J. Orr, M. Gardner. P. Schu man, M. Brown, G. Butterirk. S. More-lli. P. Simmons, S Morelli, M. Landino, B. Fogg. S. hlalloy, BI. Nfasthay. EMBLEM ROW I, L. to R.: B. Alix, A. Bouchard, Schafer, A Holmquist, P. Marafino fEditorl, B. Bushnell, R. Stanie- wicz, E. Keegan, V. Seilonen, S. O'Brien. ROW 2: C. Maj- ka, C. Sayward, C. Seraiino, M. Brown, S. Farr, L. Seitz, P. Crakes, N. Ferguson, N. Ruth, M. Gardner. ROW 3: P. Parent, S. Tessman, J. de la Chevrotiere, C. Ouellet M. Bennett, R. Earl, S. McLaughlin, P. O'Leary, E. Dun- Paula Marafino President ham, P. OlLeary, K. Dutton, K. Farmer. ROW 4: D. Brookes, R. Boulanger, W. Albin, E. Malczyk, R. Spellman, D. Carbone, J. Landino, R. Furst, W. McKenzie, A. Furst, L. D'Angelo, M. Kastner. STANDING fleftj: M. Argard, C. Salabay, A. Folcik. STANDING fRightj: J. Polka, J. Freire, R. Bushnell, C. Malczyk, Miss Shorey CAdvisorl. MISSING: G. Eckart, R. Kennedy, J. Meyers. 'CVARIETY I THE SPICE CF LIFE The Emblem, put out by a group of hard working reporters, Writers, artists, and its production staff, has been a great asset to Southington High School this past year. Not only does the Emblem provide students with reading material about their school, but it also sponsors other projects. The Emblem, along with the Student Council, sponsored the annual Talent Show. A new look this year was the balloting for a Valentine king and queen by the use of pennies. Our school paper helped to promote this project and en- courage all students to take part. EMBLEM Production Staff ROW I: S. Morelli, B. Jones, D. Orlando, P. Simons, L. Fer- guson, V, Cusano, P. Cox, C. Porriello, A. DeLuco. ROW 2: S. Upson, M. Cupina, B. Mar- tin, Gioia, Hubbard, L. DePaolo. FUTURE TEACHERS ROW I, I-r: H. Volsho, P. Crakes, F. Crandall, S. Gugliotti CPres.j, M. A. Basa CV. Pres.J, C. Gamrnerino CSec.j, L. Huff fTreas.j, M. Mongillo CHist.J, J. Corbin, J. Hobson. ROW 2: Miss King C.-Xdvisorj, M. Papallo, J. Martin, P. Triumpo, L. Edele, G. Buckholz, B. Slater, P. Devlin, D. Brayton, S. Malloy, E. Montana, P. Hart, M. Dziedzic, P. Bemardo, C. Majka, N. Rich, A. M. Brennon, D. Farmer. ROW 3: D. Zoufaly, C. Carubba, L. Smart, BI, Montgomery, M. Barber, L. Duffy, P. Ahearn, C. Salabay, C. Barneschi, D. Lasbary, S. Slaxnmons, H. Mongillo, D. Guccione, M. Pepi. ROW 4: L. Warner, S. Tessman, L. Roberts, F. Wright, L. Anrnaroso, L. Zadnic, K. Angiletta, S. Aldi, R. Earl, S. Ungaro. ROW 5: B. Breault, S. Skinner, D. Potter, B. Spellman, A. DeBisschop, D. Young, L. Zack, A. La- Porte. TUMORRCW' TEACHER The Future Teachers of America consists of those students interested in the teach- AND ing profession and meet the requirements of the club. The Future Nurses of America was organized to give those interested, more infor- mation about this career. FUTURE NURSES Ist ROW 1 to r: Mrs. Day, R.N. CAdvisorj, J. Mastrianni, P. Schumann, M. Dziedzic, J Nlakrewicz, J. Orr fPres.J, M. A. Basa fVice-Pres.J, P. Parent QSec.J, Dootlittle QTrea.s.J B. Lajoie, E. D'Angelo. 2nd ROW: B. Alix, D. Brayton, K. Casey, B. Fogg, E. Montana J. Figluzzi, BI. Cox, B. Spratto, V. Cusano, L. Therrien. 31d ROW: S. Kablesh, S. Cyr R. Tarantino, M. Cupina, B. Sullivan, M. Porter, M. Zienka, S. Fischer, K. Patla, P. Mar qujs, S. D'Agata, L. Cassella, C. Previti, D. Saucier. 3 URSES ,.,,,,,,,, ROW I, L. to R.: E. Plante, D. Pipkin, C. Gelinas, D. Moore, C. Orfino fSec.j, R. D'An- gelo CTreas.j, R. Belva, J. Grant, P. Chumra, J. Regraire, ROW 2: G. Mydra, T. Briggs B. De.Millo, V. Potter, D. Del Santo, A. Mann, D. Cibula, D. Pasquale, L. Ross, P. Molski son, B. Reardon, A. McNerney, M. Furgeon, J. Roy, C. Frudeau, R. Olsen, P. Bellview Not Shown: Lynn Eyrs flhresidentj, Donna Smith fV.Pres.J. FROM APPLE PIE - TO PSYCHOLOGY The Future Homemakers of America, under the guidance of Mrs. Hallet, strive for the development of social qualities and better home and family living. Lynn Eyrs President SPORTS, ONLY FOR BOYS? NO! The G.A.A. is an organization which promotes enthusiasm in girls' sports. Under the leadership of Mrs. Prevost and Mrs. Brackley, the club provides excellent opportunities for all girls to participate in sports. ROW I, L. to R.: J. Mastrianni, K. Patla, Makrewicz, L. Garry, C. Conway, S. Peter- son, P. Crakes, S. O'Brien, B. Fogg, M. Landino, ROW 2: P. Bernardo, Mrs. Prevost, J. Figluizzi, S. Cyr, L. Ferguson, P. Cox, A. Casale, P. Schuman, J. Orr, E. Montana, D Cathy COYLZUGJ' Saucier, V. Cusano, C. Root, M. Casale, K. Casey, ROW 3: R. Labbe, L. DePaolo, P. President Battista, M. Cupina, R. Tarantino, M. Macola, J. Corbin, G. Porriello, B. J. Spratto, E DeAngel0, M. A. DellaVecchia. P. Lord, S. Tutko, Mrs. Hallett QAdvisorj, ROW 3: C. Scrapolie, P. Valentine, B. Fraul- .L ROI1' 1. L. to R.: Y. Cusano, M. Landiuo, S. Morelli, E. Ferguson. A. Dt-Luco, V. Ty- bursky. B. Xlartin, j.iHubbnrCl, S. Brcault, R. Mnstrinnni, G. Porrieln, A. Casale, ROI47 2. P, Runeui-Sz. Nl. Schl, D. Orlando. L. llnyucs. P. Buttisla, B. Giano, E. Jones, P. Simons, L. Thompson. L. Height, C. Spain, M. DcllaYecchia, ROW 3: Mrs. Anna M. Fontana, L, Ouelette. j. Casale. .IA Mastriauni. P. Morse, L. DeP:uvlu, -I, Giuia, S. Upson, B. Kern, G. Panelln, XI. Paul, BI. Plourd. J. Laluuau. .-X. Brier, Miss Phyllis Bore, ROW' 4: D. Cardi nale, C. Root. Barneschi, R, Labbe, C. Blanchette, P. Sinkiexvicz, M. Cox, P. Marquis, XI. Cupina, R. Tarantino. D. Kufta. BUSINESS WORLD . . . BEWARE The Future Business Leaders of America gives those, who are interested, an op- portunity to learn of the qualities needed to succeed in the business world. Mrs. Fontana has been a wonderful help to the girls in the organization of many of their projects. HBAGKBONE OF A NATION The Future Farmers of America. under the direction of hir. Farmer, is a growing national organization which promotes leadership in agriculture and strengthens and improves responsibility in creating a better farmer of tomorrow. 1 LEARNING TO DO . . . DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE . . . LIVING TO SERVE, ROW I, L. to R.: Mr. Farmer. G, Grifhn, D. Davis, F. Graves, D. Fede, T. Nonemacher G. Hubeny. J. Kania, ROW 2: E. Kania, J. Slusz, D, Hagstrorn, D. Desell, J, Sioch, L Gagne, K. Emerson, Z. Jurglewicz. greg i 4 3 P J ? Egfr fu -' 'IL Zi. ' Lg ? ' . V4 g ,f . , 1 - -I.. Fix V, -,Img--1.9 any , 5 12 fy iizim iv ti. if if ff's,'22,L1f f , ,I .4 , WPT , f- f 'UWM ff'5'w,.fff.7' Vw f ' ' . sf' Barbara Martin President David Fede President ov-I In R V V p p ,,s,,,,,,.v,.a..Y..vv-,YW zx, L .,LL,..L4Q,..QL,1.,,j,j,4,jsx!5-M V '- THE OU DOF UIC Under the direction of Conrad A. Gozzo, our Music Department has given S.H.S. students hours of enjoyable music. Its members work diligently to perfect their performances. r Us NR X so -,......a......: -will -. - ,rw - ' V. ORCHESTRA BAND x I 1 Y ' ,'. 2 ,gf I I I -r . lig-1 ,nf , 79 l t r i . Li I l 1 ,,,,, V , l ft l!'3'?fi E 1 'P nl ROW I, l-r: B. Breault, G. Bucholz, D. Young, A. M. Silverio, B. Slater, J. Doolittle fPres.J, P. Parent CTreas.l, S. Schoenfeld, A. Denrfia, P. Mancini. ROW 2: Mr. D'Angelo fAdvisorj, K. Bushman, Martin, D. Martin, P. Bur- da, D. Carruba, A. Salzillo, C. Pouliot, D. McGrave, J. Rabatin, J. Charette. ROW 3: C. Parcell, T. Cessario, B. Bushnell, B. Smith, M. Messier, B. Toth, W. Derouin, J. Houle, J. Messner, M. St. Pierre, M. Arancio, A. Pasek, R. Sidorik. jane Doolittle ROW I, l-r: G. Raymond, C. Cyr, E. Hagstrom fTreas.j, R. Furst CVice- Norma Ferguson Pres.j, N. Ferguson CPres.l, K. Kaye, N. Ruth, S. Sause, L. Szczepanik Presidents ROW 2: B. Miller, C. Dupre, P. Michel, E. Webb, Murphy, C. Sterry, P. Stetson, D. Gillen, C. Croteau, Mr. D'Angelo CAdvisorJ. ROW 3: La- viana, A. Farler, G. Springer, B. Carr, J. Friere. Tamara Brewer FRE CH, SPANI H These clubs are two of the new clubs started at S.H.S. this year. The members of the French and Spanish Clubs enjoy discovering the colorful and interesting side of their respective languages. Advising the clubs are: Mr. D'Angelo, French 5 Mr. Solomita, Spanish. ROW I, l-r: M. Roche, S. Steigler, M. Gardner QTreas.l, J. Polka fSecretaryl, T. Brewer fPres.l, M. Lewis fVice-Pres.l, G. Wfilliams, VV. Darling, Blichalski. ROW 2: C. Brookes, B. Huebner, L. Duffy, R. Earl, L, Huff, A. Mascola, C. Pesce, B. Buteau, B. Saver, Mr. Solamita QAdvisorj. DRAMA KNEELING: J. Frc-ire. R. Garry. ROW I, l-r: J. Casale, M. Lemieux, P. Stetson, A, Folcik, S. Hahn, S. Frank, de la Cheviotierc, C. Foley, P. Rogers, M, A. Knapp, K. Kirschenheiter, M. Phillips. ROW 2: L. Oucllet, C. Ronewicz, P. Porter, J. Boucher, Mcssner, B. Coulet, Hardy, Peopert, S. Hart, L. Pierfy, C. Dunn, S. Perry, S, Brinkley. ROW 3: D. Boulier, D. Buczko. V. Hurle, M. Argard, C. Pt-che, C, Dobratz, J. Gleason, M. Frank, L. Pc.-trucci, F. Salvatore, C. Raleigh, B. Phillips. ROW 4: J. York, A. Pal- mieri, A. Petrillo, T. McVaney, C. Conway, W. Truax, W. Peidl, J. Lasek, J, Moran, F. Sabatino, S. Bogdonski, R. Lasek. DRAMA CLUB A ROW I, l-r: D. Guccione, B. Aust, C. Gammerino, L. Garry, F. Crandall, C. Barneschi, D. Zoufaly, C. Cronkite, R. Allaire, D. Llurray. ROW 2: L. Thompson, K. Patz, S. McLaughlin, C. Brookes, D. Morrelli, A. Drogosek, A. Nuccillo, S. Steigler, V. Tassie, P. Michaud. ROW 3: L. DePaolo CSec.- Treas.l, S. Engstrom, R. Veredenburg, L. Niullins, M. Pepi, D. Ahearn, D. Hanlon, E. Dunham, C. Klopenstein, S, Martin, C. Majka. ROW 4: V. Ric- cio, P. Doty, C. Cianciola, A. Dyrnond, E. Hagstrom, S. Molski CPres.l, R. Forrest, M. M ac ola. Steve Molski President This club's purpose is to promote an interest in dramatics. During the year its h ' . Mary Ann Bam members experiment with various acting tec n1ques President BOWLI G The Bowling Club is Composed of students interested in learning to bowl. They meet regularly to develop their skill in this sport. BOWLING CLUB Left to right: M. Casale, P. Battista, L. LeVasseur, M. Dziedzic, M. Basa, S. Palmieri, B. Giano, S. Kline, Mrs, Brackley, P. Bernardo, Orr, M. Osgood, B. Sespanski, P. Schumann, K. Casey. 5 il ll i 5 i , 1 rl v l,l V, Y P i J, ly HGMECOMING EXCITEMENT Homecoming has come to be the big athletic-social event of the year, through the efTorts of Mr. John Fontana. The weekend's activities include naming the Queen and her Court, the pep rally on Friday, parade on Saturday, the game itself, and the vic- tory dance in the evening. This year's Homecoming Queen was Rita Allaire, a pert blond and member of the junior class. Runners-up, all seniors, were, Arlene Bouchard, Alberta DeLuco, Lynne Podolak, and Marcia Masthay. -M-wm.1..m.N,..qwf 4- ,Q -i-- .,, QWQ L ,, Frank Guildner President ROW I, L. to R.: N. Guerin, P. Nagle, W. Cap, F. Guildner CPres.D, D. Mikosz CVice Presb, J. Dunn CSec.j, E. Malczyk fTreas.j, P. Dziedzic, R. Montague, R. Velodota, ROW 2: S. Feola, R. Binkerd, T. Birmingham, T. Taylor, L. Maurice, H. Cichowski, W. Bushnell, B. Hall, E. Fransen, J. Ross, ROW 3: Mr. Mitchell fAdvisorj, A. Olson, T. Pye, D. Dum- ond, P. Giammatteo, J. Champagne, G. Bouchard, M. Messier, .E. Keegan, G. Durr, ROW 4: D. Hinkley, R. Szczepanik, J. Stetson, G. Roberts, D. Ensle, B. O'Connell, M. Kane, E. Stewart, Not pictured: D. Ross, S. Ungaro, R. Wise. The quality of leadership is an important asset in everyones life. The Boys, Lead- ership Club, under the direction of Mr. Orsene and Mr. Mitchell, work hard to LEADERS OF TO ORROW Sandy Cugliotti President The Girls, Leadership Club, composed of senior girls, helps to develop a skill in sports, and even more important, to improve the girls' qualities of leadership. One requirement is that each member participate in at least two physical educa- tion classes under Mrs. Brackley and Mrs. Prevost. ROW I, L. to R.: S. Kablesh CTreas.j, S. Cyr, L. Ferguson, P. Crakes, S. O'Brien, S. Gugliotti CPres.l, M. Landino fV.Pres.l, C. Conway, A. Casale, M. Casale, J. Schafer, ROW 2: Mrs. Prevost fAdvisorj, P. Hart, S. Malloy, S. Upson, S. Cantito, C. Klopfenstein, S. Fischer, B. -Fogg, K. Casey, M. Macola, P. Simons, C. Majka, L. Kelly. ROW I, L. to R.: Roberta Vredenburg, Janet Borowski, Jane Doolittle. Nlaureen Phillips, Barbara Phillips, Sharon Engstrom. ROW 2: Judi Sienkiewicz, Bonnie Fritz, Donna Murray. Doreen Bailey. Ginny Hammonds. UPR.CHICE h41KE PERFECTn The girls ought to know. But all the drill has paid off in giving them poise and co- ordination to win praises for themselves and trophies for the school. They pe El ting f. half-tim at ,gotball s an ' sse s. fp f C79 J to EQ? ilili W ..-wwww , , X 85 ROW I, L to R: L. DePaolo, B. Fogg, M. Landino, L. Podolak, J. Frisina, M. Masthay. ROW 2: L. Garry, M. Barber, B. Sullivan, S. Murray, D. Ahearn, M. Pepi. FIGHT! ! ! ROW I: J. Frisina, L. DePaolo, B. Fogg. ROW 2: M. Masthay, M. Landino ROW 3: L. Podolak. x...N 1 IL u 5 2 L 5 ly GRIDIR N GREAT Once agam Southlngton H1gh School produced a powerful football team The Knlghts rolled over thelr opponents and complled an e1ght and one record The only loss came at the hands of a strong M1ddle town eleven Head Coach Joseph Orsene, h1s competent staff and all the players must be congratulated on thelr ine showlng For the th1rteenth consecut1ve year the Knxghts defeated our arch r1va1 Pl8.11'1V1llC by a score of 44 6 The team deserves a lot of credlt for the hard work and sportsmansh1p shown throughout the season SCORES FOR THE Southlngton Southmgton Southmgton Southmgton Southmgton Southmgton Southxngton Southmgton Southmgton 1962 SEASON Sacred Heart Br1stol Eastern Mlddletown Woodrow W1lSOH Croft Chesh1re Crosby Newmgton P1a1nv1lle 'M he Q . ' ...,.... 28 . Q ' ........ 20 ' .. ' ....,... 12 ' ' . ' ........ 16 ' . ' ........ 16 ........ . . ' . . ' ..... 30 ' , ' , . . ' ,....... 22 ..... THE FOOTBALL SQUAD s FIRST ROW, l to r: D. Carbone, T. Pye, R. Binkerd, A. Dymond, T. Taylor, E. Walicki, S. Ungaro, C. Cianclola, L. Clements CCo-Captainj, B. Badorek CCo-Captainj, G. Creagh, T. Bimningham, A. Ziplte, M. Cardinale, G. Durr, J. Stetson, M. Messier. SECOND ROW: C. Lewis, Mat- tas, D. Grise, Longo, W. Nagle, W. Zalaski, Strazzulla, G. Roberts, M. Lombardo, B. Toth, B. Heller, R. Sullivan, J. Scott, McBride, N. Hahn, D. Mikosz, R. Ludecke THIRD ROW: W. Chopus, J. Kowalski, E. Fransen, B Spencer, B. Truax, M. Taylor, W. Michalak, G. Frisina, R Paradis, L. Heil, E. Gualtieri, G. Wood, R. Tyrell, . . .... 4. Coach Mitchell, Bernie Badorek ICO-Captainl, Lenny Clements QCO-Captainj, Coach Orsene, and Coach Lozoski. - - 1,-11-J. 1, ,1 1 li?- SENIOR FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW I, L. to R. - T. Pye, R. Binkcrd, E. Franscn, S. Ungaro, D. Miknsz. ICOI1' 2 -f L. Clements, B. Badorek, G. Creagh, B. Luclecke, M. Messier. B9 ,. - , . f f ffli, H Mikosz engineers the reverse. Savin, almost free Co-captain Clements slashes through the line X Sullivan moves in for the kill. 90 -X tense moment for the coaches. Al Zipke moves under the perfect pass. Quarterback Dave Mikusz fakes the hand-UHF. Savin Ungarrw gains yardage around end. CROSS CO TRY Senior Trackmen - R. Riley, F. Guildner, fco- captainj, M. Kane, H. Cichowski, R. Smedley, fco-captainj. Cross Country is a continually growing sport at Southington High School. Coach Phillip Goodrow and his Knight Harriers finished the 1962 season with seven wins and three losses matching last years total. The squad was led by co-captains Bob Smedley and Frank Guildner. For the last three years the team has taken second place in the C.V.L. Meet. ROW I i L. to R.g T. D'Angelo, R. Berube, R. Sekel- Riley, M. Kane, H. Cichowski, L. Rogalla, S. Frank R lick, L. joy, Hinckley, T. McVaney, F. Guildner, Coach Johnsey, R. Sczepanik, A. Serafino Qmgrj Phillip f'iffr'-clrrmf. fffflllf 25 R. Smcdley, G. Guildner, R. 92 fr- fx:--, .. V' .ee-.. M 1. f R. 4. ,f,t4tSi 'f-.-'i??,31P?Q4,ttz::,.,.g.vn., J eg ,Q irm. .. ' - V E . ' slum Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington BASKETB LL It was it long winter for the Knight lioopstt-rs this year. Sontliington bt-rzinie Class A this season and the ball rlnh played nmny tough tt-znns. The Knights hnstlecl but were ontplftyecl by their taller slinrpslionting opponents. 'l'ht- tt-ani never gave up and the highlights of the season were two clrznnzitie wins over league ehzunpion Newington. Sonthington was the only one to clelezit Newington in league Competi- tion this year. A lot of credit goes to Conelies Walter Lozoski and john Fontana for the fine job and never ending encouragement they gave the tt-mn. The boys finished the season with 11 thrilling victory over Berlin High in the annual sweater gmne. 42 Nlaloney . . . . . 63 Southington .... 4-3 Middletown . . 51 Croft ....... .. 73 Southington .... 40 Plainvillc .. 39 North Haven ...... 62 Southington .... 52 Maloney . . . 43 Crosby ..... . . . 91 Southington ..., 65 Wlindsor .... . . . 41 YVinclsor . . . . . . 40 Southington .... 54 Bristol CCentrall 40 Alumni ..... . . 29 Southington .... 60 Glastonbury . . . . 49 Sacred Heart . .. . . 69 Southington ,... 44 Sacred Heart . . 52 Crosby .,.., . . . 54 Southington .... 45 Plainville . . . 44 Glastonbury . . . . 48 Southington .,.. 52 Rockville . . 49 North Haven ...... 66 Southington .... 74 Newington . . 49 Newington . . . . . . 46 Southington .... 51 Berlin . . . . . ..,,f 444 .www IU 4 R-OW 1 L. to R.. B. O'Connell, R. Montague, N. Guevin, vich, K. Kffpcha, A- Ziivkc. G- Duff. R4 Chorus- Mgr A R. Bafuma, H. Cichowski, R. Srnedley. ROW 2: Mgrs., Serafino. F. Gualtieri, E. Fransen, J. Kowalski, J. Scott, J. Aduske- 93 '5l L '- If ,fv'Mf.s..-.:. M..-,. ,, I., - Bob Bafuma fco-captainj Neil Guefifl fC0'CaPf3iI17 Bob Smedley N Rit Nlontagfuf- 94 Hem-y Cichowski i 'fi' , . A , 2 Y f V ' ' s f X X X. J C 4 La e Guerin pops one from the key. The knights battle under the boards. E gg 7 . 2 Bafurna aims for two. , .2 I YY! ,W fix 'li Cu-captain Guerin maneuvers for an easy lay-up. Plainville man surrounded by Knights. ., .J wszzflf 'fJ , , f. W, f, J iii 342. Wigiflia --L Q. .xv I 'affqia 'If' '2ek,:.,v 31. ,.'1GH1g1,fig ' ' ' xfTfji.5I-.41-Q ,.., , KUQQXVUQI . . W.,-X. 2 .-'J'5L f-.71 V1-q f3.f'5fi?T7f Wifi! , i,',g.p5.g,.gfv wi3:.q5e.v,-5,f:- - f-t ' ,W H. ..f ?7f! -' a:x5' 2, ff f. ff .M I T13,'!'TFl.f'?'2fS4 Nkffgnbif .3 P Ui-'+'SfvZ'i.Ee4 K -p A score against Glastonbury. 96 0 , 4 , nn f 0. - L Aduskevich fights for possession. A mad scramble for the rebound . 1 ,. --nn.. 4. .. .. N .4 , . I X Smedley fires his patented jump shot. Tense action in the Plainvillc game. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM pr Z 71 S.y'k1'f4 I 1 H1673 'f' . V-V ,A -XJ X l . .fd 5 FXS NG7' Q XNGQX KYHINLZ' BXS'YHINg.f is A YF! Y W . . i wwzff 37 4 .,,1 5 ,. ,,,,, 5- 'KJ7 ' V '72 , Q I V. , I, 1 m f ' T' ,, ' . - . . ' f -1.' . -Q4 X -5' I L 2 W .4 ' .' w - L L i ai ,, ,, .i M L- ' J A . 1. . . ....,,,...,ff . Qi: ROW I: L. to R. - P. Rc-rm, Lasck, Seabury, K. gillw, J. Pairzulix, IJUII' .'-L Nwifli IM! lhiilwy I Criw x Reid, B. Reid, K. Barber, D. Jankowski. ROW 2: M. Gi- Chutr-, fl. i'QJ'lIil.lll. I . LM '-f1wi'.: ammattcrwg C. Wight, L. Pcterman, H. Guildncr, P. Mf.in- 97 Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington BASEBALL Under coaches John Fontana and Jospeh Orsene, Southington High School W25 once again the Central Valley League Champion. Even though the Knights were 21 young team, they showed great ability and stamina in overcoming their opponer1tS- Southington High has now finished first in the Central Valley League for eleven out of the last fourteen yars. Last season, led by captain, Torn Garry, the team ad- vanced into the semi-finals for the State Championship before being eliminated. SCORES FOR THE 1962 SEASON Cheshire .. Southington Middletown Windsor .... . . . Southington Windsor . . Glastonbury Southington Glastonbury Rockville . . . . . . Southington Rockville . Newington .... . . . Southington Newington Central ....... . . . Southington Cheshire . . Plainville ......... Southington Plainville . Southington .... 3 Middletown ....... 1962 BASEBALL TOURNAMENTS Southington .... 3 Griswald ..... Southington .... 0 Rockville . . . IIUII' I, to R.: R. Divkson, C. Cianriola, C. Verder- J: Scott, C. Durr, E. Stewart, B. Mycka, L. Heil ROW 3 aint-. W1 Cilitipus., fl. Fellt, liasck, R. Aducci, Kowal- Coach Fontana, D. Nm-um, R. Smedley, P. Josephson ski. P. Sorl'it-llo, Mgr. W. Bell. HOU' 2: Asklar, A. Zipke, S. Longo, E. Lucier, Ross, B. Heller, Coach G, Mitchell 98 s 15' Q ,nm www, -, fx K, xnlL'u 14 Q ,'1 5 .'- M-4'-'-.-'f ,, -,. . . - - ..vV , V., .4 - A . ,: 4. ay- V 0 .,-vu . yE1. rT'.a -fr-, 5, '14, M Af far ' I 'M .'- 'f -nv' , Tw 1 xi w ff . ' -1 1-4.1 'Hb x -h ' ' ., V -.L5li 7- 'i f.' 51'-i? 5-'Li 7 'fv i'Jm -'W -.. .mf-4:2 - ff - t'f:'1'2f Q... George Durr awaits the pitch. . ,A - '--'wwf ,,,.1 . . ..f ,rr-4 U ., 7 .-f .. A n. - - U I Y. vi A 'T 'Q' ' vi '-1 ' '. , Q ' ,,,,,7T T 'fu -f, ' 354 'V x ' 1 f 3 A- f ' . , are ' ,t . ., -- ' ,TQ - s W' ,. M l 'wg 1 -A t X t t ' A..-' ' 4--Af, N wh -4+-4 i, t, ' - 'H -- -if , -. Pigsj' ,,.? ' ' ,A ML ., ?,g,qAi-Luv: W ,vw ,,,f,ff: t? A vi 1. -' ' V. . 'fra'-' 47.1 ,st 'a7L mfs, A . .. M .. t. , nd-,In-W X111 , rf-:UMW '4 N'ef..,,..,-1-dv' '. LM, .+--,..,..-an-- ' if A 6: ,vw - ' - 0- ' A ,W V Ly' ' I J -, 1... ww-, .. .444 it :f': 'V?':'-,'1 ,.--L, - ft 1'3'- 1-H ' W-' X Jlm Ross takes low and OUtS1dC. ' .f--- .S 4, The Knights tally :mother run, 99 'W-rw - .f ' v 5' 41, w'.. Savin Ungaro and Mike Kane, Qco-captainsj K W M- - W, , A W...,.,.-.--91.-.ffm-f.,.,,,,v..,M .aaa 1 TRACK TRACK RECORD - 1962 Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington Southington H50 H74 H73 ..791f2 U34 ..532f3 H43 ..641f3 ..801f2 H62 ,.30 North Haven Ceshlre ........ Bristol Central . . Newington ..... Maloney ....... Platt .......... Woodrow Wilson Middletown Glastonbury Lyman Hall Plainville ...... 44 30 26 29 1 X2 70 50 113 61 39 213 23 1 X2 42 74 K THE 1963 TRACK TEAM 100 Q., ,, Jim Houle places third in the 100 yard dash. X , H if IU' X G... , +141- Bob Spellman pole vaults. Photos by Southington News .1-?,,f M H- , , 'H H' g- .au , - ,mv .IR ff-K If . B eu, yy 4, fs Qivx., - 1 'P' ,.. . , F ?'4, 1 . , V ,A 151' A' - e:-A. '9w A' .' In ...Q-'Q . Vgw- QR-, ,M Envy., X , . dm, Mike Messier goes up and over. 101 Bob Smedlcy, inches away from victory. L, L. 1 Q The Golf Team was initially started three years ago. This sport is rapidly becoming popular with many SHS students. This year there is a large number of candidates trying out for the team. Last spring the team played twelve matches and won three while losing nine. But the entire squad is back again and hopes are high for a successful season, Coach Walter Lozoski has scheduled approxi- mately ten matches for this year and the boys will be trying hard to compile a winning re- cord. ROW I L to R R Nlqlf D Brooks, L. D'Angelo, D. Shea, T. Kowalski, T. Nigro D Paqhlpy ROW 9 W Berry I Ralston, J. Masthay, R. Baumer, P. Dumin, Marshall G lewis ROW ? P lynne lx Reid, Sprage, B. Reid, Coach Lozoski. 102 ..,.1 nf.-A.. 1-Y...ww --1 V-H ' ' ' FIELD HOCKEY This was our of tl1c most SllL'Cl'SSlAlll seasons for thc Girls' Ficlcl Hoclwy rlqlillll. The 1011111 compiled L1 record of four wins. two losses, :md 0110 tic. For thc llrst timv 111 scvcn years, both tl1c Hockey and llnskctbull Teams clo- feared Far111i11gto11. xrl1icl1 is consiclcred I1 powerhouse in girls' sports. F V ,, ,x,x. M 1 'sz H W-, s. MJ Nlary Casale and Cathy Comnx fcfwcaptalnsl C '1r111l1lw1 Nl L11 0 A Casale ROW2 V Scrlrrwn I S 11 I fss H 41 1 T11 kms C Garland B Brcault Mrs Bracl-llcy 103 ROW I: YL. to RJ: M. Rcnda, L. Szrzf-pa11ilg, Cl. Rm-t, M. Clasalrr, C. I1 ' ' -. - P l' pall 7 1 ' I 5 I A 4' , V Q J, jf-1 1 R. , E, Dawv, C. C m':1y. ll. llvllp- ....t-1 , GIRL 3 e BASKETBALL The Girls' Varsity team played ten games this season. They finished with a record of five wins and five losses. The team played some ine games and displayed true sportsmanship throughout the season. Their spirited coach, Mrs. Brackley accompanied the girls at all games. Mary Casale and Marlene Macola Cco-captainsl ROW I CL. to RJ: D. Murray, P. Camire, C, Carruhha, lN1. Casale, C. Root, D. Pasquale, Brinkley. ROW 2: Mrs. Bracklcy, K. Dutton, M. Arancio, C. Salabay, T. Briggs, E. Davey, M. Macola, C. Buttrick, C. Garland, S. Skinner, V. Sciloncn, L. Smart. l 104 F-1r--- J' L ? 5 fgplx Ufjl' .1-KO' IL' 1111 3 Qu iw wb fy L vfvay L V-' QU Xjbx W fu A w , ix 1 1, fl EFL? YJ Q1 N - '33-' Aj rl I 1 flfbdff g L J L L 1 ,M A ' W L W Cf + Lk xlib if V441 qui L it Hfaj I A 1 LJ? U JW fp QZMJC: ,U x u ,P vig qjff J , if by Lx RL! -CJ? Ji V M Nw HQ 4 iw A AJVV LVD H U M ' J' .AIX Ufglf , CQ OT' JL!! 1 f 2' 1 x L, iVJvUxL K L U NL V J ADVERTIER. 105 I I'. Mrs. F. in I EJ . 'E 3,4 ir .ia 'T wi f r 'f F l i 1 rl Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs 81 Mrs. Mrs Sc Mrs PATRGNS Mr SL Mrs John Aldieri John Alix Louis Bafuma Rudolph Basa MTS ohn Breault Henry T Cichowski ohn Corbin Harry Crakes George Cupina Anthony D Agata J Maurice Della Vecchia . Lawerence DePaolo . Robert Derby . Stanley Dziedzic ci 1 1 Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Wesley Farr Roy Florian Robert Fogg . ohn Fontana '. Louis Fontana . Mr. 8L Mrs. Burdett Forrest in 106 Sc Mrs Earl Fransen 81 Mrs Nunzio Gugliotti Anne Hart Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs 8L Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs f Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Walter Holmquist Myron ones Nicholas Landmo Vincent Lunetta Vincent Makrewicz Louis Martin Anthony Mastrianni Dominic Montana Fred O Brien Malcolm Orr Stanley Podolak Ralph Sayward ack E. Schafer Carmen Serafino Dominic Spratto - -- .,...a-gn? Southlngton Chamber of Commerce MANUFACTURERS DIVISION PARTICIPATING MEMBERS Alhed Control Company Inc Alsop Engmeerlng Corporation Bruce Manufacturing S Molding Company Inc Clark Brothers Bolt Company Eddy Electric Motor Company Inc General Electrlc Company Glbbs Wlre and Steel Company Inc Ideal Forging Corporation Marlon Metal Products Newcomb Sprung of Connecticut Inc. Owen Tool and Manufacturing Company The Peck Stow and Wilcox Company Rose Aluminum Products Inc J J Ryan Tool Company Solvents Recovery Service Inc Screw and Bolt Corporation of America Southmgton Hardware Dlvlslon , . Nelson Screw Machine Products, Inc. n ' U THE F SL F CONCRETE CORP. Transit - Mix Concrete Buckland Street Plantsville, Conn. Tel. MArket 8-9674 At Sxjolwv DeCaw Teachers of Piano, Clarinet, and Saxophone Studios at 24 Belleview Avenue Classical 81 Modern S O U THIN G TON PRINTING CO. Office Supplies Letter Press -Offset 17 Center Place MA 8-2335 Pizza House 168 Main St. Southington, Conn. MArket 8-8822 Deliq oug Pizza Hot Oven Grinders 'K ' ' '14LQjL,g-,,,. H, 4, LOUIS PERILLO COAL CO., INC. l2,angwaudfFu1uwwOfl8 JecldofC0aL- Cow. Colw Fwdfm1dfAgfdccvFwt1EI3ev Phone MA 8-5518 102 West Center St. Southington, Conn. Compliments rj' O 'S ' Qlwp Say it with Linens the Lasting Gy? 5 North Main Street Southington, Conn. Wallace Jewelers Serving Southington Since 1868 Jewelry Repairing Engraving 25 North Main Street MA 8-9947 Compliments if Lori Engineering MArket 8-6054 druff Street S h C Compliments fy' Steve Elliott Boyd J He1ght Compliments rj Compliments of Pioneer Real Estate Pat Porriello, Realtor Multiple Listing S MArket 8-5663 Compliments cyf BERKLET MARKET ,Jl, x X 3 W W 5 Compliments ff Dr. Thomas W. Dudao Compliments fy' j. CAL VANESE NURSERIES, INC. Complete Landscaping Meriden-Waterbury Rd Route 6A MArket 8-5888 Compliments cj Stef Hardware, Inc. 20-22 North Main Street Southington C . 1 ,:. U 215:50 , : :mt QM . .. . . .xg-,-.-..:..g. -,-j.:.g.-Q. . .1 .3-.gg-m.-Q.::g..A..y.:.g-5.-g..:.'.,.-,.,:..5.:5,...g I .j. 1:L.1-D...'.:.21',Z.:.-,..'.'::1-:..: - .- 0 E Compliments rj' Geauga M. Gum, MD Best Wishes to The Class qf 1963 From the Southington Y.M.C.A. Members 8 Staff -Qu.. fi. 'X' 1' ' f' XCR. 'g ,'Y Na ii Vu T f. NH 'kv-X ' A .F K Lx ki 3. lr - ff ,l.-, ix I 7 F KA , D L, 'ml - A 7, A A A C-1 'L I 1 ,. .li ,Q Av, ' . ' s QL 1- ff' 1 . ' 4, 1 wr xf fr ! I I f 'wg ,E 5, f- , 1 t i' , X' , 1 ., 1' f' . E I P: 4,1 C.-MK. 1 3 , 'ff f 1 4, ,Q 7 A 1' C4 Q - I4 bf , 3 I , . ix ' V X W V' ,ve XX ' 'tra 'd-is-47, . . U' . wi TV.: C f gn, 15 fwfwt il, . I x t X X x I x 1 n X ' X 1 X . K jf I xk.. 1 c o ' I 4 Compliments fy' - Tomassof , I - K Ween .. Best Wzlfhes to the Class ey'1963 Zu rbach Steel Corp. soufhangfon, c onne cl f Compliments gf GEORGE CONNOR, M.D. EJl5ll5IlEIllL f'u?lll1-!I1lEill ?lul 1 ilL?l gi M 8 O Chrysler S I- r 3 jj Plymouth, IHC' i E-IE SALES 81 SERVICE '-HE 'TE Imperial ? E Chrysler A ig Lf:::2::'1 E5 fi Top Used Cars A LE Corner of Eden Avenue E- -E and Main Sl. LT F Next tothe High School A F E MArkef 8-9619 T-IMT., 17-5,11-1.11m-n,nLqMuu1,le,1le,qE Bo5oaLumbefu Quality Building Maiwols 'S dllbw-BOUIGEAG l-leadquaatw Summer Street Phone MArkel 8-5551 ., : -g my wc' '- 1 2 , ' b,', - 5 l l I R Compliments qf 3 PARKER HARDWARE SL E' ELECTRIC CO. SB ELECTRICAL CONTRACT ING Sherwin William Point El Plantsville, Conn. l-laulwow l-louswafwf l E A' Congratulations to the E class of 1963 E HI-WAY RESTAURANT, INC. F Good Food and Choice Liquors ri ' Main Street Southington, Conn. EE Over l,000,000 Prescriptions filled 0xIey's Drug Store, Inc. Corner Main 8- Center Street U b JQHNNYAS SUPERMARKET I7 West Main Street Plcntsville, Conn. RAPHAELS INC. 30-32-34 Center St. S0uthz'ngt0n's Smartest Shopjbr W0men,' MA 8-5224 Compliments ry' SOUTHINGTON MONUMENTAL WORKS r in T. Kell Y Southington, Conn. M g GHG el' R Meriden Ave MA 8-2998 l ARLENE HART SCHOOL or DANCING 'l'lwBe66lwDcmclug North Main Street Southington, Conn. A MQ TOWNE DRY CLEANERS Phone MArket 8-9138 SOUTHINGTON, CONN. l ?'i'f'T '2 ' , ' , ' ElllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllgA 'S E gg cz Ct Best Wz'shes 232 5 5. 5 to the Class qf1963 EE 52 . , EE Q Bm k s 5 gg Ei of Dept. Store E 3 S X3 30 Eg Cent Si f 3 PC Q s th' gf c 3 Q E PO n Q :X G 8 ESZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZQ Compliments Q' Francis J. Hubeny Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal ' Mer. Wtby Road Milldale, Conn. Bowl where you see the Magic Triangle AMF Trademark LAUREL LANES X Featuring 40 AMF Automatic Pinspotters N B A , Ro 72 Pl ll SH 7 1657 olyswthmgtow 15 H gh Sf. Southington, C MA 8 2471 The Looking Glass S h g C MA 8 8484 96lwlHl4Fl49lfflOlfPlf9lf9lfPl496 96 A 96 96 96 32 Compliments of 32 96 96 96 96 si Tl-IE it 96 96 96 96 96 Mu ALL co. at 96 96 96 Carbide Tipped Tools 'ie '36 Marion Avenue 96 96 Plantsville, Connecticut 96 96 96 96 -36 vl0lfPlfPl0l4Plfv!4vlf2'lfbl4Pl0l45l4 Huiion S O ers Congratulatzons to the Class aj 1963 .ami Sellzng Good Clothes Sznoe 1875 P Hufton 81 Son Southmgton Conn Complzments 0 The Southmgton Savzngs C99 Loan Assoozatzon Inc Safety of Your Sav ngs Insured bY Federal Savmgs 81 Loan OwfwosTV Comm Records Radzos Phonographs Insurance Corp MA 8 9961 148 Center Sf Southlngton I ff. . I h M 4' .Uv Q I C C ' f Compliments ry' THE BRUNALLI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Southington, Conn. PottewBwobDo1fuJ Counter Service Good Food Ice Cream Queen Street Southington, Conn. Compliments cy' Levy'S 35 Center Street Southington, Connecticut zgggwoslv I66 Main St. 85 N. Main St. Southington Pluntsville Save Time and Monegf audi Dug Cleaning --v 'a '-' .h , ..-vf, ,,vg ,,. ,t:v f ,,1,rg., vu- V I A 3 A 1-it- ff A - K ..t...J....,..s,....,..-.,.,,.,.,:,. gm ,. Compliments if N. Grillo Florist Canal Street Milldale, Connecticut CAMPS GLASS WORKS Auto Glass Specialists Window Glass Furniture Tops Mirrors Storm Windows Gloss for All Purposes MArket 8-2438 315 Moin Street Southington, Conn. Puwwlf l-tome Compliments if O Compliments of SAL'S PHOTO and VARIETY STORE 7l Center St. Soufhingfon Tel. MArket 8-7035 DIAMOND MITCHELL MOTDRS - NA TIONAL CORPORA TIUN Mi Seet 5 I1 LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS MA 8-3641 Bi I St. aadfTwsb I22 Main Street Southington, Conn. 9 West Main Street Plcantsville, Conn. I I I R CC 0 WE HAVE TEENAGE CHARGE ACCCLINTS ,, , , . ,- ,-MM.: -v43,g'f-gxgkggj:xg X n J- il ' of Q59 WM My is r Q N29 0 My of Q CPM lp eg V PM Qpompziwmof EMWMMQM Iiozy Nook Milldule, Co Compliments cy' THAYER'S SUNOCO STATIGN ',.Q...--M.-f. - -'? ..L,..,,,.. - '...,Q.A,.s..... F- '71f..,. .,,,, ..m....,.-,, Compliments of Plantsville Pharmacy Planfsville, Conn. Compliments Q' Tops Super Market Compliments of Val DePaolo 6?-39 Sons GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1963 - IlllIIlIIllllIlIlIIIllIIIIIIIIIlIlIlIlIllllIIIlIllIllIllIIIIIIIIlIIIHEEIiIllIlIlllIIlII,lll Compliments qf the S O U THIN GTON DENTAL ASSOCIA TION George W Ackerman John Cockayne Armond Forglone Robert Hurle Thomas McKnerney Floyd Neal Adolph Prescher Richard Simone Peter P Rylz ffm ivmjwfmfr we QWQWWY nowfa qfn 'W Dr. . Dr. Dr. ' Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. ' ' Dr. . ' JW . W aff' M r I I l v A !,.1Y ,,,y4 Qu . MM Compliments rj E 4. Ewzgwew :ig J! p I X I NUIKSQIH tp Fw. Compliments cj Frost Street Plantsville, Connecticut Riverside Dairy, Inc. WoBeauh63 TkefOutdoms C l ' t Compliments yr Omp Zmen S if DR. ANTHONY J. D'ANGELO TASSIE G39 LCUIE AND DR. EUGENE J. D'ANGELO S ON 94 cemer sneer S thington, Connecticut , ....m.c,.,w... .Q .L ....,, . . . , ,.. ,. H 2. ,.'-1'v-,-!1:-- ..: ' 2, ' '.. f' iitiiftiitiiitt: Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I 4444444444444444 Compliments cyf 5 ' tow ' off Inswwu-wA9e4-tx 3 1' 3 E I E Joseph A. DePaolo, Jr. S Q Richard Elliott 8- Sons The Hemingway-Lewis Ins. 8- Realty Co. The Cushing Agency Lawrence D'Angelo The Schaal Agency iitiiitiiiiii 444444444444 Iiiiifiiiiiii 1 i 4 i -I -l 4 i -K -1 -l -i 'i tl 'N I m I 0 4 CI .K -l' 1 ET 1 -3 1 5' t :1 4K Q 1- 4- : 1 'E 5 5' I 3 4 F3 4- cb 1'- : 9' 4- 70 1 3 I :r 4- N4 I n Ai +- 9 E . 4- : 1 C1 4 . tl -l -l -C -l -l 'G 'i 'Q -i 4- 'i il -i I -4444444444444 Guterch's lVlen's Shop 25-27 Center Street l-lo--.fyo6vNa-'Io4talblC41o-uw If-of-fYo-4-gamlfblzlf M.. -M'-'. QQQQ 3fi4 4 7 ,veg 2 Q32 , ' , N- , , - kb Y. , lt- v . 9 vu Ps is I Q -5 'W r K - ' --' ' 2 Q4Ix?- 2 'ffmiw 1 tia2Wvx . I v' ,, ll- -LA .4 -Limi- R i 2 i 1 ,. - ,. r 1 u 1 W LA Rig IW . I 1 x.. ', . x , , ,..f ru IQQQ Q' ml .' J X . Q - fag ,, Q N ML' QZQZ 'ZKQ ,A ,., , 5X1 2 What lies ahead for the class of ,63? , ,J , 1 EQ 4'f f w ,Q - T, 1 w VN 1 W . N Av 'L X? nf gf j 1 my 1. 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