Stafford Springs High School - Torch Yearbook (Stafford Springs, CT)

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DAVID A. FONTANELLA To Each Hit Own The first man of the class . . . Prove it . . . takes very little persuasion to have him start singing . . . masters the roughest courses and comes out tops. Always ready to argue - al- ways ready to help. Class Ofiicer, President 4, Student Council, History Club, Co-President 4, Dramatic Club, Chorusg Band, Football, Torch, Operettag United Nationig lnter-Class Plays, Senior Play Castg Senior Play Committee, National Honor Societyg Band All- Stateg Chorus All-State, Junior Prom Committee, ,sf C AMQMXW Wt WW I 1 , 1 C Aga! ROBERT GREAVES My Buddy The master behind the wheel . . . shy but helpful . . . likes movies . . . although a serious student he still appreciates a good joke. We see him, we like him, but we never hear him. Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom .so- Com ittee. . ' , J., Z JV,-,L ov-'J 's.r , f ff, i ' ,W . aQ,,,,fa' Louie Bnilrly Nan 'I7 NANCY C. HILLEBRECHT One in a Million Regular live-wire . . . has cor- nered the market of vim, vigor and vitality . . . spelling, what's that? . . . probing mind. lt matters not if you win or lose, but how you play the game. Class Ofihcer, Treasurer 2, 33 Torch, Student Council, History Club, Treas- urer 4, Dramatic Club, Treasurer 5, Chorus, Girls' Basketball, Co- Captain 3, 45 Inter-Class Plays, Sen- ior Play Committeeg National Honor Societyg Girls' State, junior Prom Committee. '

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KATHRYN ANN DUNAY In the Mood Strides through life . . . I'm not worrying, just thinking . . . One ticket, please . . . indus- trious worker . . . quiet to those who don't know her. Music is the moonlight in the gloomy night of life. Chorusg Future Homemakers of Americag Senior Play Committeeg Junior Prom Committee. on 1 Mftfftltft l gyJAiJYi'Q,5t iywjlbyy Ml y P yi Of JUNQQ1 ESTELIL it On the Sunny Side of the Street Dependable and courteous . . . wears colorful cardigans . . . every word accented by a wave . . . a pleasing smile makes life worthwhile. Happy am I, from care I'm free, why aren't they all con- tented like me? Future Homemakers of America, Torchg Senior Play Committeeg jun- ior Prom Committee. e at Kathy june Helen 16 QQ HELEN FEDORCHUK When Yon're Smiling Spontaneous laughter beneath a dignified exterior . . . mad about motorcycles . . . she's really not so hard to know. Not too serious, not too gay, a friend to all in every way. Chorusg Torchg Operettag Senior Play Committeeg National Honor Society: junior Prom Committee. W, Wywp We ew. M'j,fiQ

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MARY THERESA HOCH Strike Up tl9e,Band A high-stepping majorette . . . that lpana smile . . , long, curly locks . . . secretary pro tem . . . one of our movie bugs. Be happy while you're living because you shall be for a long time dead. Chorusg Future Homemakers of Americag Band Majoretteg Girls' Bas- ketballg Torchg Senior Play Commit- teeg National Honor Societyg Junior Prom Committeeg Band. D giffef ' I, I, 9.1 Wu' Q - F1110 62 'Yxab J 4' ff f f - Vo guyz' 'ffedx' 'I' vdfli-f 'Lx 'n'GQ2gvKm, I' f f ,vvfv Z ' Jfo-any '7'J074, 1 f ' ,645 '7 f .1A1. ff - if Q 1 5' e J GSB w 3 I O Q IQ? - fy. . 51 4 J o ,Qc on Six 9, A? 3 w 'N Nr O' JANET MAE HUBER ,ff w-9' Became 0 f Yon Q Could listen to Johnnie Ray all day . . . unpredictable . . . roller skating fan . . . rides around in a souped-up Ford. The man in her life, her all absorbing interest. Future Homemakers of Americag junior Prom Committeeg Senior Play Committee. Www Ji :firm i f ett P ' 4 it SQM, ' -5 , It E SS r ffiifi . yn I 1 ist, T M W Mickey jun johnny 18 .M It ...Q 5 , U MARY ELLEN JOHNSTON Johnny One Note Has a snip of a nose . . . our 4-H'er . . . Swing your partner . . . noted for her cart-wheels in the Senior Play. Always a good sport, most of all a good friend. History Clubg Dramatic Clubg The New Erag Chorusg Bandg Girls' Bas- ketball Manager 4g Torchg United Nationsg Senior 'Play Castg All-State Bandg Band of New Englandg junior Prom Committee.