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

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LITERARY COMMITTEE TYPING COMMITTEE Left to Right: Row I: M. Molitoris, M. Lazzerin, J. Ravetto, A. Left to Right: Row I: D. Palin, M. Gilman, H. Wytas, J. Works. Rounds. Row Il: A. Bouchard, R. Fafrak, D. Scussel, M. Scott. Row II: P. Hodgsen, G. Foody, M. Sartori. BUSINESS COMMITTEE Left to Right: Row I: I. Skinner, C. Ryder, P. Greene, E. Duker. Row ll: S. Newton, L. Possocco, D. Peterson, S. St. Marie, D. Collette. ART COMMITTEE Left to Right: Richard Ziemba, Georgiana Hanic, Jane Adamo- wicz, William Hoch. Miss Katherine Sheehan .. .. . .. . , ...Faculty Advisor Peter Schreier ..... .. .. .. . Editor-in-Chief TORCH STAFF Composed of forty-two Seniors, the Torch Staff met every Wednesday afternoon. The yearbook was designed by Lanny Holderith, Layout Editor, and the Layout Committee. The large amount of art work was done by the Art Committee, with Richard Ziemba as Art Editor. Richard Dobson, Photography Editor, and the Photography Committee were responsible for all the photography to be seen in this year's Torch, while the Literary Committee, with Mary Lazzerin as Editor, was in charge of all writeups. Typing was clone by the Typing Editor, Helen Wytas, and the Typing Committee. Advertising and selling the 1955 Torch was the iob of Carlene Ryder and the Business Committee. Peter Schreier, the Editor-in-Chief, was responsible tor tying all the parts into the finished yearbook. The job was supervised by Miss Katherine Sheehan, our loyal faculty advisor. Advisor and Editor LAYOUT COMMITTEE PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE Left to Right: Row I: M. Panciera, C. Sorensen, L. Holderith, Left to Right: Seated: D. Jacobsen, M. Carlier, R. Dobson, M. V. Toman. Murray. Row Il: N. Kunhardt, L. Ricci, J. Duquette. Left to Right: Standing: J. Poggie, P. Lusa, T. Fontanella.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Row I: H. Wytas, Secretary, T. Emhoff, Vice-President, V. Toman, Treasurer, R. Dobson, President, Miss Harmon, Mr. Moriarity, Advisors. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,..,..,,... .. . ...... Richard Dobson Secretary ........ ........ H elen Wytas Vice-President ...,..,. ...,.. T homas Emhoff Treasurer ...,.. ...... V irginia Toman SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As we near Commencement and the end of our four years at Stafford High, we would like to recall some of the things which we particularly enioyed during these years. We had been in Stafford High for only two weeks when we were initiated by the sophomore class. That evening, we were the guests of the iuniors at the Freshman Social. We elected Donald Scussell, Presi- dent, Richard Dobson, Vice-President, Mary Lazzerin, Secretary, and Myleen Panciera, Treasurer. The first activity sponsored by our class was the Valentine Dance in February, which was both a social and financial success. The year passed quickly and we were now sopho- mores. lt was our turn to initiate the freshmen, and we really put the underclassmen through the paces. Everyone enioyed our first big dance, the Christmas Dance. Later that year we held the Spring Hop, April in Paris. Our class officers that year were Michael Molitoris, President, Donald Scussell, Vice- President, Mary Lazzerin, Secretary, and Virginia Toman, Treasurer. We really started earning money for our Wash- ington trip in our Junior year, when we sold Christ- mas cards. After sponsoring the annual Dungaree Drag, we started to plan for the .lunior Prom. We called it Cinderella Ball, and everyone who attended had a wonderful time. Class officers that year were Richard Dobson, President, Mike Molitoris, Vice-Presi- dent, Helen Wytas, Secretary, and Virginia Toman, Treasurer. Before we knew it, we were Seniors and we began working on the Magazine Drive. A few days after the close of the drive, we were enjoying ourselves and making money at the Fair Booth. After complet- ing our last fund-raising activities we were pack- ing our bags and heading for the Nation's Capitol. After returning from Washington, we presented Class Night for the entertainment of students, par- ents and faculty. As Commencement draws nearer, we become increasingly aware that our wonderful days at Stafford High School are coming to a close. The memory of these years will remain with us always.