Staples High School - Stapleite Yearbook (Westport, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1958 volume:

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We, the editors of the Stapleite, have chosen the American Indian as our theme because we feel that we the class of 1958 have tried to achieve, in the past three years in Staples, some of the ideals and standards set for us by these early inhabitants of America. We hope that these standards and ideals of the American Indian will serve as guides for our activities in the future. Cathy Boyd, Pat Dorsey, Sharon jones i' P U L- r ru A f m p g rw Cx -Q xg ff 1 M- 5 x x, i . :K V Ps 'W f U f ' ' 55 f , at Lf N5 Aj, J Hbif Fficg- ,' ,I 5 -1-L. vi v -v v . 5 . VZ 'V --, 5'MPlfl7'l 195 .Q 319- -ii-:,-..,. ,,- -W , , Puausfffv ay F - f 'f6'fll0 C0 .4 .fj f fl A 7 N! C'- J ' '- Q ,f SMPIES' 0160 - Wf5'fPORL 6000. JT? ,Va V' 1 f iifyfl 1 4 , 1 'J in 'A K 2,-1 K b ,. 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THOMSON Principal Administrative Assistant TO THE CLASS OF 1958 As each class leaves Staples, I am inclined to characterize each as though it were a single person- ality, for so it seems to principal and teacher alike. The class of 1958 has meant to all of us a tremen- dous sense of responsibility, for yours has been a group of high potential and we as a faculty always worry lest, under, us, you not realize your capacity. As we moved into the second half of the year, I be- gan to feel confident that the challenge had been met and met successfully. To me this is a great satisfac- tion, heightened by the presence of my own son among you. May truth and honesty and kindness and loyalty and courage be said of you always, for these are the translation of your education into the good life. Stanley H. Lorenzen DR. GERHARDT E. RAST Superintendent of Schools I-3460! 77 01' 19.58 GLADYS MANSIR B A M A English . 4 f . any .f . Q 7 5 1 ' feiff h , J ' ' 47,0 ,5-ff, ,f f f Mjyffff-V, - 6. 7507 fififlfff' 121.12 .yf0fvflw7f 3.1 I 964' iff'-wif' ' fy 41 'f mm... Affflf JK, .K 4' HWA4, DOROTHY M. KEITH A. B. M. A. English, Spanish, Latin HAROLD ALLEN A. B. M. A. Social Studies 4Q. , ' X. Q K .. A . . , QSXQQ .--. 5 Q Q f MARY BARRE A. B. Ed. M. Guidance, Psychology WYATT EVANS TEUBERT A.B. English CRAIG MATHESON B. S. M. A. L. S. English MICHAEL J. CHAPPA B. S. S. M. A. Social Studies BURCHARD ROYCE CHARLES BURKE B. A. S.T.B. A. M. M. Ed. Guidance Guidance, Psychology V. LOUISE HIGGINS ANTHONY L. ARCIOLA A.B. M.A. B. A. M.A. English English GARRY MEYERS ELI K. BERTON M. S. A. B. B. A. M. A. English Social Studies ROBERT TOMLINSON IRVING KAPLAN A. B. M. S. Ed. Social Studies Social Studies M. S. 9 .. . .5 ...na , ...U w r I I l FRANK J- DORNFELD ALBERT L. LOEFFLER B. S. M. A. Director of Physical Ed. and Athletics B. A. M. A. Physical Education ,, ' ff . f Q 74 ' .T X , 1 4 if , ,WW W ' V21 tw.. .... 2 , . f It QL 5 , 3 Q 'f y ' 1 f-Y.: 145. f.. Q Q 4 ig: 5 ,. V: .Mfr .ffm 11 . 'Mix' . ' , -, ' X ... ,M . V in QI: ' -A 4. . I 'tn . M. JEANNETTE ATKINS HANS V. JOHNSON A. B. M. A. B. S. Spanish Spanish and Mathematics gf, . . . iff Wifi, 7 f ,mf fwfffwf 'I Clan! 770' yf 61.0 Mya . f X mffyf, C . ff . ,L . gyf, ,f EDNA P. KEARNS FRANCES MacMURTRIE B. A. M. A. B. S. M. A. Latin Biology f., 1 -f z -f K I fif' , :2 1- Iwi' I V . Sf ' 1. ' -, i 'Q I '. 'ffififfffl 2135 Q . A ! f fi 1 'i-f I I 2 7 X I ' ' f I ' 3 5. 3, f ' f g f , ' if ef -, . . Gila ll ' I if gg W 5 . , L' .5 V wi I ' 1 v 4, gil ' 'E' all 1- 17 ' B' -:A L . if jeff? 345: , ,' .21 2 fn. fm , wif f , .'w'!f ,. . fu., Wfwf.wfGQ1:5ig1fa I 9 ,fi ,I My 1 if . f ' f. I 1 'fifwfgfif Qfffif 02 f, f fpym f f iffy f 4 07074 X 1 f f X f f f f , ff X ff ff ' Z W PAUL J. LANE B. S. Drivers Ed., Phys. Ed. CHARLOTTE MacLEAR A. B. M. A. Diplome Superieur, French zffw 52 QQ. . 2 W 'Via Z ' ' .f,,,,. ...., ,, ,.V. . il, . , kr ' 'Lim 2 .I ., 7731 V . Vu, . . , P s . af . , fif,f.,2,f'f, ' fx f. ff v ff 1 . QW f wg, ' .ff ' 53- ' q A Qijy . ' f WMM! J ir hf l'fAzf 'f f f If f f. ' Q., fr D34 ff f JOHN BRADLEY B. S. M. Ed. Biology CHARLES D. LAWRENCE WALTER B. STEVENSON ROBERT B. DOWNING A. B. M. Ed. A. B. M. A. B. A. M. A. Chemistry Mathematics Professional Degree Mathematics VIRGINIA E. PARKER B. S. M. Ed. Physical Education A. WAYNE ROSS, JR. A. B. M. A. Degree Normal, Sorbonne French KENNETH H. JOHNSON B. A. M. S. Physics, Biology RENATO TATA B. A. M. A. Director of Adult Education Mathematics CARLA SCHMITZ M. A. Mathematics RICHARD FOSS B. S. Ed. M. Commercial CLAIRE ROWLAND A. B. Speech HELEN ROBERTS Librarian 5 - :X wi if' GRACE E. HASTINGS B. A. M. A. Commercial SIGFRIED A. SCHREINER B. S. M. A. Industrial Arts VIVIEN TESTA B. S. M. A. . Art Director CAROLINE L, GIEGES R. N. B. N. Nurse JUNE M. HOPKINS B. S. Ed. Commercial EDWARD P. PONTE B. S. M. S. E. Industrial Arts MARY M. SALMON B.S. M. A. Arr JOHN OHANION B. A. M. A. Music Director FRANCIS J. GILMORE B. S. Ed. Commercial WERNER R. FRIESS A. S. B. S. M. A. Industrial Arts BEATRICE R. WOLYNEC B. S. M. A. Home Economics ROBERT M. ESTES B. M. Music Education f X -nr X , 5? f f MMU , A A 73 f W 4 . ,sm xy f X. DOROTHY CURRY Secretary to the Printipal -, . N , 1 , ,1 V,. 1, f . R - .,, . R iii f, f 5 'd '4'A' A 4 ,',, ff , f , VV 2, '- 3 ' if 1QVi11f9j'z,- f- , , Q - R R 15' L, i ?5f?, 3 I 'L f ' , Aww Wf ypffgzz rf K, Z! 1- 1' vff v y fffic:f2w fffJ A U, A iii ' 4 , LR JOAN A. JUDD ALYSE D. STEARNS Guidance Secretary Secretary 12 DfDlCA7' 10N In appreciation for thirty years of leadership, faithfulness, service and friendship, we, the Class of 1958 of Staples High School, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Eli K. Berton. 13 S7f4Plfl7'E 5'7'v4ff FACULTY ADVISOR: Wyatt Evans Teubert ART ADVISOR: Vivien Testa EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: Cathy Boyd, Pat Dorsey, Sharon Jones. ART: Lois Anderson and Gail Nash, Editors, John Miihlhausen, Nancy Pilipchuk, Debbie Chandler, Linda Bradley, Sue Jurney, Alan McCulloch, Nancy Gerken, Sue Church. BUSINESS MANAGER: Katrine DeMaria. FEATURES: Jane Brown and Betty Mae Lanute, Editors, Janice Barry, Dale Pollack, Chris Jones, Joy Kimball, Cathy Curtis, Lucy Specht, Carol Wagner, Nancy Gerken. CIRCULATION: Margot Luders, Manager, Adele Argenio, Debbie Chandler, Sunny Cole, Dave Pollock, Carol Tropp, Barbara Hoppe, Don Wheelock, Sue Rattray, Joy Kimball, Faxon Green, Pat Durrin. V ADVERTISING: Katrine DeMaria, Janice Breault, Debbie Chandler, Sheila Breen, Muffin Brubaker, Cathie Caselnova, Dale Pollack, Doug Given, Dolores Moore, John Appleton, Jill Coxhead, Barbara Hoppe, Dick Lechthalet, Louise Young, Janet Olson, Faxon Green, Sue Swanson, Barbara Happel, Lucy Specht, Andy Eastman, Carol Wagner. PHOTOGRAPHY: Loring Studios. SPORTS: Pat Lane and Bob O'Brien, Editors, Doug Given, Dick Iannacone, Tom Wilson, Sue Campbell, Jan Ducharme, Bill Sullivan. TYPING: Annette Doddo and Helen Tolan, Editors. WRITE-UPS. Janice Barry and Nick Angell, Chairmen, Pat Lane, Dale Pollack, Ken Hurd, Ed Jarman, Dick Iannacone, Janet Olson, John Appleton, Dick Lechthaler, Larry Kanaga, Carol Barrett, Roberta Brandes, Debbie Chandler, MaryLou Cookman, Sheila Breen, Cathie Caselnova, Judy Vasale, Andy Eastman, Dolores Moore, Cathy Martin, Kit Jones, Penny Ingram, Chris Jones, Tom Wilson, Nancy King, Sue Cambbell. lov Kimball, Chris Lloyd, Barbara Hoppe, Jill Coxhead, Cathy Curtis, I I I t, Linda Bianco, Sue Swanson, Jane Brown, Sunny Cole, 1 c.1. if S A11 AX ly' Aw 4 Q A 1 A A5114 LW L 1 5 1 1 AV 'n A 11 AY A8514 KY Avy 14' AV, 's:Av, ,- 11 LY Psv Q v XY A 4 A V is 1 A s A '11 55' ,xx , ' A551 kv ' AwvQ,Av 6-'V 5 1lV - Ag BBXY 1 x1':1 AA,-Q by W K , Av 5 n 1 Aw r-bxv A' iq 5-AV bs' V A V X Aw:v1'1 AW Av ',:.,A'v 1 Av -Tww A , A' 5 1 Sky Q 551 'Y is 1 V f' ' ,gf A' w A v 5 5 v SLDPE2 1 1 lv 5 1 t Aish 5' 'V L V kv Bs Q Ky L. 1 Kxy tk' bsigy Q ., .sul RUFUS E. JARMAN Eddie . . . very Capable . . . famous for Fendwick . . . de- pendable president . . . original campaigner . . . Why, do you want to talk to my sister? . . . Hopes for Amherst. Activities: Swimming 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Football 35 French Club 3, 45 Math Club 45 Soundings 25 Inklings 45 ....-f-' Yearbook 45 Choir 35 Boys Glee Club 25 All-state Choir 45 Talent Show 35 President 45 Ways and Means Committee 25 Boys' State 3. ' hi JANICE M. BARRY Janice . . . personality plus . . . perpetually busy telephone . . . IOOW Irish . . . Oh, but you don't know . . . busy vice- ' president . . . likes people and dancing . . . blushes easily . . . bound for college. Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Leaders 3, 45 Inklings 2, 3, 45 Handbook 35 Yearbook 45 Write-ups Editor5 Glee Club 35 Treasurer 35 Chairman of I Ways and Means 2, 45 Senate 35 Senate Ways and Means 35 Soph. Dance 25 Jr. Prom 35 Sr. Prom Ch. 45 Sr. Dance5 Future Teachers 4. i DALE POLLOCK Dale . . . small, smart, and sweet . . . adores stuffed animals . . . You're kidding . . . pet peeve: her driveway . . . capable f V gal . . . sentimental music . . . college, but naturally. Activities: French Club 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 45 Inklings 2, 3, 45 Copy Ed. 35 Soundings 2, 3, 45 Handbook 35 Yearbook 35 Glee Club 35 Choir 45 Orch. 45 Dance Band 45 Senate 2, 33 Class Sec. 45 Soph. Dance 25 jr. Prom 35 Sr. Prom5 Ways and Means 35 Talent Show 35 Sr. Concession. CAROL 1. TROPP Carol . . . our favorite treasurer . . . industrious Miss . . . What was I saying? . . . dislikes her own singing and Ink- lings deadlines . . . conversationalist . . . prefers progressive jazz . . . College, then intersocial relations. Activities: Hockey Manager 25 Basketball Manager 25 French Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-President of French Club 45 Inklings' Copy Ed. 25 Feature Ed. 35 Co-Ed.-in-Chief 45 Handbook Ed. 45 Yearbook 45 Soph. Dance Committee 25 junior Prom 35 Senior Prom 45 junior Concession5 Senior Concessiong Class Treasurer 2, 3, 45 Senate 2, 35 Senate Ways and Means Com- mittee 3. 18 CYRUS L. ADLER, II Cy . . . dislikes broken. noses . . . relaxing . . . an opinion on everything . . . Par1ez-vous fran- cais . . . Yeah . . . future in science research. Activities: Football 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 25 Glee Club 2, 35 Projection- ist 2, 3, 45 Acapella Choir 45 Swim Team 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Senate 4. LOIS C. ANDERSON Andy . . . our art editor . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . active in sports . . . a popular music fan . . . Art College for sure. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Soft ball 2, 3, 45 Leaders 2, 3, 45 In- tramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Jr. Prom 35 Sr. Prom 45 Soundings 45 Yearbook - Art Ed. 45 Art Club 4. NICHOLAS J. ANGELL Nick or Kickster . . . most versatile . . . likes the Irish . . . aversion to Republicans and steak . . . talented dancer . . . Oh . . . dedicated to the class of '58 . . . off to the executive world. Activities: Inklings 35 Yearbook 4 - Write Ups Editorg Glee Club 35 Choraleers 45 Alt. Senator 45 Student Court 3, 45 Ch. jr. and Sr. Concession 3, 45 Ways and Means 2, 45 Soph. Dance 25 -Jr. Prom 35 Sr. Prom 45 Sr. Dance 4. JOHN T. APPLETON Apples . . . Transferred from Marshfield High, Marshheld Mass. in Junior year . . . always willing to help . . . schbotts . . . friendly as they come . . . those mufflers on that blue Ford convertible . . . future in the Navy, then business college. Activities: Football 3, 45 Intra- Znural Basketball 3, 45 Yearbook ADELE M. ARGENIO Adele . . . likes sweets, Spanish and sports . . . big brown eyes . . . gorgeous hand-knit sweaters . . . dislikes empty gas tanks . . . Oh, no . . . College, then journalism. Activities: Spanish 45 Stapleite 45 Inklings 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 45 Al- ternate S. S. O. representative 2. NANCY E. BARELLE Barrel . . . quiet and considerate . . . Oh, I'm not that type . . . likes pizza, pickles, and coke . . . original hair do . . . future in reaching. Activities: French 35 Advanced French IV5 F. T. A. 45 Inklings 45 Soundings 45 Yearbook 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Senior Prom 4. LAWRENCE P. BARLOW Larry . . . wonderful smile . . . likes cars, cards and cooking . . . never a silent moment . . . Oh, for crumb sakes . . . desires to travel . . . service, then diesel me- chanic. ilctivities: Football 39 Glee Club RUSSELL G. BARMMER Jerry . . . track treader . . . pet peeve: short girls . . . The Giants are moving to California . . . con- tent with bachelorhoods. . . college followed by career in public rela- tions. Activities: Track 2, 3, 45 Spanish 35 Weight Lifting 2, 3, 45 Projec- tionist 2, 3, 45 Inklings 3, 45 Pub- licity Director of Talent Show 3. CAROL A. BARRETT Care . . . hobby in window shopping . . . lives to grow taller . . . consolidate yourself . . . fond of pizza and pickles . . . en- joys musicals . . . teaching in view. Activities: Nurses 2, 3, 45 Librari- an 45 Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 45 Fashion Show 25 Yearbook 4. TRUMAN W. BASSETT Truman . . . a Wiltonite . . . enjoys working with cars . . . pet peeve: blue paint . . . quiet . . . a homeroom card player . . . rock 'n roll . . . off to college. Activities: Band 2, 35 Basketball Manager 2. 'I9 f'?5g 4-.,,, HW . K 7 'F X 'Q' s 1 3 SHARI L. BECKER Shari . . . Transferred from Scarsdale High in Sophomore Year . . . lots of fun . . . loves to swim. . . What Can I Say? . . . always a problem . . . dislikes fast drivers . . . off to secretarial school. Activities: Glee Club 2, 4. FRANCIS A. BEDELL Frank . . . all baseball pitcher . . . peanuts . . . hates women drivers . . . favors hill-billy music . . . all those pipes . . . hunter-at- large . . . Air Force ahead. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4. CAROLINE A. BENNETT Skip . . . always a song . . . loves Italian food . . . Oh, no! . . . whiz with the needle and thread . . . classical music . . . naturally a nurse. Activities: Future Nurses 2: Latin Club 3: F. T. A. 4: Yearbook 4: Inklings 4: Soundings 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Prom. LINDA L. BIANCO Linda . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . pet peeve: Villanova . . . Huh . . . attractive clothes . . . yearns for long hair . . . bound for college. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2: Spanish 3, 4: Inklings 4: Year- book 4: Band 2, 3. BARBARA A. BIELING Biel . . . likes food, crewcuts and red convertibles . . . later . . . Buick trouble . . . a rock n roll fan . . . wants to be a secretary. Activities: Glee Club 2, 4. - 1 'Q an 'QV' 'V 444tawf4' auf ffrh' BRYAN BLUNDELL Blondie . . . ubiquitous English accent . . . tennis, anyone? . . . the mills of the gods grind slowly . . . dry sense of humor . . . hor Nash . . . desire to travel before college. Activities: Tennis team 4: Rifle Club 4: Yearbook 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Choraleers 4. CATHARIN E D. BOYD Cathy . . . very popular . . . our Touch-down Queen . . . distin- guished features . . . fins . .. patroness of the arts . . . spirited head cheerleader . . . definitely a future in the limelight. Activities: Cheerleader 33 Capt. 4: Choir 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Hockey 2: Co-Editor Yearbook 4: Honor Usher 33 Talent Show 3: Jr. Prom 3: Soph. Dance 2. LINDA J. BRADLEY Brit . . . short and sweet . . . loves strawberry shortcake . . . I don't know . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . growing taller by the minute . . . future unde- cided. Activities: Fashion show 2: Art Club 2, 3, 4: Soundings 4. ROBERTA C. BRANDES Bobbi . . . anything for Ink- lings . . . a Glenn Miller fan . . . Where's Mr. Teubert? . . . se- cret desire: to be U. S. ambassador to France . . . everything printed in a paper bound edition . . . headed for a career in interna- tional relations. Activities: Baseball 2: French 2, 3, 4: Inklings - Circulation Editor 3: in-Chief 4: Sounding 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Senate 2, 33 Ways and Means 2: Ch. Paper Bound Book Committee 3, 4. JANICE A. BREAULT Bro . . . versatile dancer . . .pet peeve: taking C. C. to work . . . Holy Smoleyn . . . likes Chevro- lets and the Army . . . full of pep . . . packing her hat box for col- lege. Activities: Hockey 2: Basketball 2, 4: Intramural 2: Baseball 2, 4: Yearbook 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Soph. Dance 2. SHEILA A. BREEN Sheila . . . grapefruit juice at the Westnor . . .adores angels . . . heavens . . . sneaking in late . . . favorite subject: history . . . hopes for Chestnut Hill College. Activities: Intramural sports 2, 3, 4, Inklings 2, 3, 4, Soundings 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Soph Dance 2, Jr. Prom 3, Glee Club 2. ROBERT H. BRENNEKE Bob . . . Transferred from Mil- waukee, Wisconsin . . . reservoir nsher . . . four wheeled Norma . . . Fabulous . . . lives for lunch . . . always a word for the boys . . . on the road to college. Activities: Football 3, 4, Swim- ming 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Intra- murals 3, 4, Science 3, 4, Year- book 4, Senior Prom. MARGARET D. BRISTER Meg . . . a busy gal . . . Oh, well . . . cute smile . . . efficient secretary . . . an enthusiastic cheer- leader . . . laughing eyes . . . positively college then journalism. Activities: Cheerleading 4, Latin Club 2 QVice-Presidentbg Inklings 2, 3, 4, Soundings 2, 3, 4, Year- book 4, Choir 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Soph. Dance, Sec. Class 2, Rec. Sec. of Senate 4, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Usher 3. THOMAS W. BROCHARD Tom . . . transferred from Wartsfield High, Vermont, Jr. year . . . whiz with the meat ax cw 1' . . . likes baseball and psychology . . . popular music fan . . . sincere . . . future in food retail. BARBARA J. BROMER Barb . . . transferred in Jr. year from Wheaton College High, Wheaton, Ill .... enjoys musical comedies . . . excels in English . . . I'm not shy . . . college for sure, then writing. Activities: Future Nurses 3, Ink- lings 4, Soundings 4, Choir 4. DANIEL G. BROPHY Dan . . . excels in water sports . . . favorite projectionist . . . per peeve: drivers that don't signal indispensable bass . . . quiet but friendly . . . a hotel manager in the future. Activities: Rifle club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Projectionist 2, 3, Head projectionist 4, Swim team 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, DONALD R. BROWN Brownie . . . always willing to have a good laugh . . . able band leader . . . That's the cats meow . . . Staples' Gene Krupa . . . Joan . . . Navy bound. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Student Cond. 4, Dance Band 4, JANE W. BROWN Jane . . .sunny smile . . . hates to be interrupted . . . Nummy, mummy, fue! . . . a capable girl . . . cute nose . . . college, followed by government work. Activities: French Club 4, Tres. 4, Latin Club 2, Sec. 2, Inklings 2, 3, 4, Copy Ed. 4, Soundings 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 4, Librarian 4, Yearbook 4, Feature Ed, Sr. Prom 4, Jr. Prom 4, Soph. Dance 2, Senate 4, Sr. Concession. MICHAEL A. BROWN Mike . . . an ardent Yankee fol- lower . . . unique car Cbombyj . . . Holy cow . . . nice guy . . . another rock 'n' roll fan . . . on to college. Activities: Baseball Manager 2. ANN LOUISE BRUBAKER Muffin . . . small, sweet, and shy . . . likes all kinds of music . . . perpetual ponytail . . . silence is golden . . . a Fairfield Prep. rooter . . . College ahead. Activities: French Club 2, Jr. Prom 3, Yearbook 4. 21 'hr WV wif? MICHAEL F. CALISE Mike . . . ever seeking a new engine for his car . . . dislikes traffic laws . . . Keep a steady hand . . . noted for his alligator shirts . . . amiable guy . . . off to join the Marines. Activities: Glee Club 4. ARLENE CAMARATA Ar . . . amiable plus . . . loves to eat . . . Never , . . hillbilly music a must . . . handy in home economics . . . pet peeve: Ruthie . . . marriage and nursing ahead. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3: Year- book 41: Sr. Prom 4: Fashion Show 2, 3, . SUZANN E F. CAMPBELL Sooz . . . dynamic personality . . . . giggles, snorts and you can't shut her up . . . Oh, Nooo . . . strawberry blond . . . always on the go . , . secret desire: to strike oil in Texas .... a patient's pride and joy. Activities: Hockey 2, 3: Basket- ball 2: jazz Club 2: French 2, 3: Fashion Show 2: Yearbook 4: Inklings 2, 3, 4: A Capella 3: Choraleers 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Senate Alt. 2, 3: Soph. Dance 2: jr. Prom 3: Sr. Prom 4: jr. Con- cession 3: Sr. Concession 4: Ways and Means Committee 4: F. T. A. 3: Nurses Club 4. CARRIE E. COPPOLA Care . . . those Coppola cars . . . meticulous dresser . . . Oh really - are you serious? . . . shining black hair . . . progressive jazz only . . . will make a successful dancing instructor. Activities: Art Club 2, 3, 4: Nurses Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Yearbook 4. FRANCES R. CARLIN Fran . . . reliable as they come . . . Oh you're joking! . . . a true tenor . . . talked about hand- bags . . . pleasant disposition . . . social work after college. Activities: French Club 3, 4: Ink- ling 3, 4: Soundings 2, 3, 4: Year- book 4: Glee Club 2, 4: Jr. Ways and Means 3, 4: jr. Prom: Sr. Prom. CATHERINE M. CASELNOVA Cathy . . . Repunzel of 105 . ., prefers pink . . . Honestly . . , aimable . . . praise worthy violin- ist . . . collects jewelry . . . desires to be a doctor. Activities: Spanish Club 3, 45 Nurses Club 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Inklings 3, 4: Advertising Editor 4: Orchestra 3, 4: All-State Orch, 4: Jr. Concession 3: Sr. Prom. MARCIA W. CASSEDY Marcia . . . most collegiate . . . perfers cocktails to tea . . . Easy . . . privacy, please . . . extremely attractive .... exciting to know . . . pet peeve: those Blessed showers . . . college in view. Activities: Glee Club: Choir 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Inklings 4: Year- lgook 4: Senior Prom 4: Soundings ELINOR D. CHAMBERLAIN Ellie . . . nice smile . . . lots of freckles . . . I'm so embarrassed . . . a Scotch songbird but really a Swedish sweetheart . . . well liked . . . hopes for Berkley. Activities: Soph. Dance Comm. 2: Glee club 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3: junior Prom 3: A Coppella Choir 3, 4: Inklings 3: Yearbook 4: Senior Prom 4: Fashion Show 2. DEBORAH L. CHANDLER Debby . . . loquacious , . . an Eli fan . . . I'm going on a diet . . . secret desire: to be a flash- light in the tunnel oflove . . . very friendly . . . a future child psy- chologist. Activities: Ceramics Club 3: Vice- President 3: Spanish Club 4: F. T. A. 4: Intramurals 4: Choir 3, 4: Glee club 2: Senior Prom Committee 4: Yearbook 4: Ink- lings 3, 4: Soundings 4. SUZAN NE V. CHURCH Church . . . intellectual indivi- dualist . . . talking hands . . . That's undoubtedly so, how- ever. interesting conversationalist . . . artistically inclined . . . col- lege then foreign service or jour- nalism. Activities: French 2, 4: Soundings 2, 4: Latin club 4: 'EL' .KP ,ki ,,,, . Ks. yy? 44 4 .M ,f pw, , fi I ft , 'f 4 ,ff it ' wyf' Q Qt? .za 725 W, , ,. .zz VIRGINIA B. COMPTON Ginny . . . perpetual pageboy . . . wonderful worker . . . Peo- ple . . . able seamstress . . . Tri- bune or Time? . . . jazz only . . . a welcome addition to the diplo- matic service. Activities: Badminton 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 ,Leaders Club 45 Inklings 45 Soundings 45 Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 45 Fashion Show Z5 Senate 2, 3. MARY LOUISE COOKMAN Marylou . . . always a kind word . . . pet peeve: cars without radios . . . . . . music lover in general . . . civics minded . . . favors Model A's . . . social work for sure. Activities: French Club 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Fashion Show 2, 3. SALLIE F. COLE Sunnyi' . . . Transferred from Barrington High, Ill. Ir. Year . . . sunny disposition . . . I beg your pardon . . . attractive young lady . . . dislikes dripping fau- cets . . . wants to be a doctor, preferably a surgeon. Activities: Choir 3, 45 Nurses Club5 Spanish Club 45 Yearbook 45 Inklings 45 Senior Prom5 Senator 4. GILLIAN K. COXHEAD Jill . . . Transferred from Bol- ton Upper School in Jr. year . . . becoming blonde . . . What a panic . . . tennis enthusiast . . . talented pianist . prefers Wel- lesly. Activities: Tennis 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Glee Club 35 Choir 45 jr. Prom 45 Sr. Prom 4. MICHAEL D. CUNNINGHAM Mike or Lightning . . . nice to know . . . likes to sleep . . . Taint likely . . . pet peeve: flames and flying apples . . . Par- liaments please . . . future uncer- tain. Activities: Golf 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. . Q. 1 5 4,3 I iv? 7... ll Fx CTT' me gg'f'a.: . gn.. ,QQN 701 T.-f '97 H-rff DIS? Q S CATHERINE A. CURTIS Cathy . . . vivacious gal . . . Bas- sick's loss our gain . . . I don't know . . . U-Conn. weekends . . . music by Les Elgart . . . bright future ahead. Activities: Glee Club 3, 45 Library glub 45 Yearbook 45 Senior Prom KATRINE A. DEMARIA Katrine . . . the most popular without a doubt . . . Oh stop . . . an asset to any organization . . . sweet on Sully . . . a short red head . . . they don't come any nicer . . . will make a wonderful nurse. Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 45 jr. Bas- ketball 25 Nurses 45 Leaders 3, 45 Inklings 2, 3, 45 Soundings 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Bus. Manager5 Glee Club 2, 35 Lib. 35 Choraleers 45 Sec.5 Ways and Means 2, 3, 45 Senate 3, 45 Soph. Dance 25 Jr. Prom 35 Sr. Prom 45 Laurel Girls State 35 Honor Usher 35 Fashion Shzw 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 3, . DELORIS DE MATTIA De . . . quiet in her own way . . . likes rebels . . . Oh yeah! . . . collects stuffed animals .5 . . Rock 'n' roll fan . . . future air line hostess. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3. HELEN P. DEMERS Helen . . . reserved . . . desires to learn to bop . . . partial to Amarillo, Texas . . . hobby: skiing . . . Oh, that hill-billy music . . . OE to marry a millionaire. Activities: Glee Club 25 Twirler 3. ARLENE D. DI NAPOLI R . . . cute smile . . . shiny black hair . . . Later or Never . . . prefers chocolate milk-shakes . . . loves horseback riding and study halls . . . future air line hostess. Activities: Glee Club 3, 45 Ink- lings 45 Softball 3. 23 ANTHONY F. DI PALMA Tony . . . terrific physique . . . enjoys driving half a car . . . per- petually late . . . But, Miss Mac- Lear . . . great smile . . . plans to be a mechanic. Activities: Glee Club 3, 4. SHIELA P. DOLAN Sheila . . . Transferred from Laurelton Hall in senior year . . . adores big grins . . . I hope I get a letter today . . . another rock fn' roll fan . . . headed for Junior College. Activities: Glee Club 4: Inklings 4: Yearbook 4. ALAN L. DOLGE Alan . . . likes things done right . . . 'Tm happy for you . . . one girl only . . . talkative . . . easy to get along with . . . another record collector . . . college ahead. Activities: Swim team 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Lib., 4: Ways and Means 4: Soph. Dance: jr. Prom: Sr. Prom: Chief Proctor, 4. ANNETTE P. DODDO D0dy . . . full of fun . . . Dig those swabbies . . . NAVY . . . terrific figure . . . hobby writing long letters . . . will attend Secretarial School. Activities: Yearbook 4: Basketball 2, 3: Prom Committee 4. PATRICIA L. DORSEY Pat . . . meticulous miss . . . pert and peppy . . . Really? or Fa- bulous! . . . a conscientious editor . . . best dressed . . . loves a party . . . a must at the football games . . . college bound. Activities: Soph. Dance 2: Glee Club 2, 4: President 2: Hockey 2: Basketball 2: Senate 3: Cheer- leader 3, 4: A Cappella 3, 4: Secretary 4: Spanish Club 35 Secretary 3: Yearbook 4: Co-Edi- tor-in Chief 4: Leaders 2, 3, 4: Jr. Prom. 3: Laurel Girls' State 3: Sr. Prom 4: Senate Ways and Means Comm. 3: Intramural basketball 3: Inklings 2, 3, 4: Advertising Editor 3. ROSSITER J. DRAKE Ross . . . Editor-in-chief . . . Blimey . . . would like to fash- ion the world to fit his fancy . . . entertaining to talk to . . . col- lege for sure. Activities: French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Pres. 4: Math Club 4: Science Club 4: Inklings 2, 3, 4: Soundings 2: Jr. Ed. 3: Ed.-in-Chief 4: Yearbook 4: Sr. Prom 4: Am. Legion Oratorical Contest 4. JEANNE L. DUCHARME jan . . . transferred from Need- ham High, Needham, Mass. in Soph. year . . . tall and sophisti- cated . . . likes cucumbers and pickles . . . most attractive . . . neat! . . . college in view. Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3: Spanish: Inklings 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Glee Club 4. PATRICIA DURIN Pat . . . cute as can be . . . Be-good . . . dislikes snobs . . . ingenious gym exercises . . . hails from Georgetown . . . secretarial career and marriage in the future. Activties: Nurses 3, 4: -Yearbook 4: Glee Club 4. ANDREA K. EASTMAN Andy or Trosh . . . friend to all . . . Hateful . . . a winning way about her . . . a good listener . . . like a candy bar, sweet but nutty . . . college: Activities: Hockey 2, 3: Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Treas. French Club 2, 3, 4: Inklings Adv. 2, 3: Jazz Club 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Sr. and jr. Con- cession 3, 4: Honor Usher 3: jr. Prom 3: Sr. Prom 4: Soph. Dance 2: Yearbook 4. BARBARA A. EATON Bobbie . . . transferred from Middletown in jr. year . . . loves to cook . . . Huh . . . favorite subyectz mechanical drawing . . . wedding bells in view. '2 gy A W, JOHN C. ECKLEBERRY Johnny . . . likes fishing and cars . . . amiable . . . I must think . . . prefers show music . . . pet peeve: school bus service . . . off to college to major in law. Activities: Inklings 2: Photog- raphers Club 2g Glee Club 2, 5. 4. ERANCES M. EDENEIELD Marilove . . . transferred from Hillsboro High, Nashville, Tenn. in Senior year . . . a real southern belle . . . Guess what happened to me? . . . foah for four . . . tops at tennis . . . college ahead. Activities: Tennis Team 4: Year- book 4g Soundings 43 Glee Club 4, THOMAS ELLIS Tom . . . a riding enthusiast . . . Gosh a rootie, Mr. Wizard or How about that? . . . pre- fers physics . . . wants to have a horse farm in Kentucky after college. SANDRA J. ENTIGAR Sandi . . . dimples . . . crazy about coffee floats . . . another horse-back rider . . . lnkling's key typist . . . dependable is the word . . . I don't know . . . off to a secretarial position in N.Y. Activities: lnklings 5, 4g Year- book 4g Senior Prom 4. SUZANN E E. EVANS Sue . . . always laughing . . . Wunder bar . . . cute dimples . . . classical music fan . . . Jay only . . . marvelous at Home Ec. . . . will make a good designer. Activities: Hockey 5g Fashion Show 2, 3, 43 Inklings 4: Glee Club 3, 4. 'IPQQ iw ina. 'if AW Q 1121 for 'CII WOM, 'if' 'aff ROBERT D. EA HEY Bob . . . transferred from Pecks- kill Military Academy in Jr. year . . . likes to dance . . . take it slow . . . pleasant disposition . . . perhaps college. JAMES A. FALCONER Jim . '. . enjoys country and western music . . . Gonna have kittens . . . likes to work on cars and boats . . . reserved . . . future in the Coast Guard followed by carpentry. JAMES B. EALION Jim . . . always ready to help . . . likes to fool around with cars . . . quiet, until you get to know him . . . college bound. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Inklings 5g Photography 7 NANCY L. EARRINGTON Nanc . . . a hill-billy music fan . . . Go pound rock salt . . . loves apples . . . cheaper by the dozen . . . very nice . . . headed for medi- cal school. Activities: Glee Club 2 MARIANNE EEBBRAIO MariAnne or Curly . . . beau- tiful complexion . . . crazy about hot fudge sundaes and hamburg- ers . . . a true friend . . . curly hair . . . a future air line hostess or model, Activities: Senator 25 Hockey 2. 3g Basketball Z, 5: Leaders Club 3, 4g Yearbook 4. 25 4 f KW' V ? X x -f '25, ff 51:24, A .- f,V-,agqd ff :2'fyi'an,1g . . r 4 W f 5 rg: 1 'H 55, f MZ V, ,302 -' ff? Hi' i51: '+.K aii't 1 f ff 22- ' i if, f will 1? 'I 'iil'f .E THOMAS R. FENTON Tom . . . nice disposition . . . Cool, baumy style . . . great with animals . . . likes custom cars . . . could it be Helen? . . . future undecided. Activities: Intramurals 2, 3, 4. JOHN H. FITZGIBBON, JR. Jack . . . Chartreuse convertible . . . fun to be with . . . 'll don't know . . . pet peeve: Spanish skits . . . red hair . . . trim dresser . . . college ahead. Activities: Soph. Dance 25 Junior Prom 35 Yearbook 45 Soundings 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Senior Prom 45 Senator-at-large 4. LINDA Z. FOSS Fossil . . . transferred from Simsbury High, Simsbury, Conn. in Senior year . . . fabulous hoc- key player . . . shoot the cat . . . so nice to know . . . very sincere . . . afuture physical education teacher. Activities: Hockey 45 Glee Club 4. SANDRA J. FULLERTON Sandy . . . a true leader . . . most versatile . . . musically in- clined . . . ssssss . . . likes every- thing, especially skiing . . . known for her dimples . . . college, then social work. Activities: Yearbook 45 Basket- ball 25 Hockey 3, 45 Softball 2, 39 Leaders 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Soundings 3, 45 Talent Show 35 Class Vice-Presi- dent 35 Senate 3,- 45 Ways and Means Comm. 3, 45 Ch. 33 Jr. Prom Ch. 25 Soph. Dance 25 Orch. 2, 3, 45 Sec. 45 Honor Usher 3. JEAN E. GAFFNEY Jean . . . transferred from Mal- verne High in Soph. year . . . en- joys all sports, especially tennis and horseback riding . . . inquisi- tive . . . a good student . . . college for sure. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Ten- nis 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Lead- ers 3, 45 Soundings 3, 43 11114111185 45 Yearbook 45 Choraleers 4. as Nut Nea- www J VW- ,, ,M X ,Q , VXXQZQQQG, ' fffZmjl4,w V. ,, f ffffifw. f H uni' f I Q, -A WILLIAM J. GAJNOS Bill . . . advocates rock 'n roll . . . a reserved fellow . . . likes baseball and cars . . . prefers Eng- lish and Metal Shop to other sub- jects . . . Air Force ahead. ' DAVID C. GARSIDE Dave or Peanuts . . . very humorous . . . gives wonderful parties . . . friendly to all . . . How does that grab you? . . . secret desire: to sing Peanuts over the P. A. system . . . headed for college, then the business world. NANCY E. GERKIN C-Berk . . . pretty eyes . . . another popular music fan . . . terrific sense of humor . . . secret desire: to marry a millionaire . . . well- liked . . . college in view. Activities: Hockey 2, 35 French Club 2, 45 Leaders 45 Inklings 45 Talent Show 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 3. RICHARD T. GESSWEIN Dick . . . tall and lanky . . . a track star . . . snappy dresser . . . shy smile . . . likes boats and sail- ing . . . hopes for Annapolis or Marines. Activities: Football 25 Track 35 Cross Country 45 Rifle Club 45 Math Club 45 A Cappella 35 Glee Club 2. JAMES C. GIEGES Jim or Shades . . . independ- ent . . . a talented musician . . . secret desire: to buy out Welch's Hardware . . . cars are a favorite subject . . . a future Navy man. Activities: Choir 3, 45 Lib. 45 Glee glllb 23 Band 2, 3, 45 Orch. 2, 3, X f I I A lr i Q? 3?-5 S' ww bf ig...- auf za. 'K 1 f - 331, as i 5 -!f f 5. ,. . 5 il- .. ,.,-ara..--Y-7 .. 5 ...fe ,V-L ..- MICHAEL A. GILBERTIE Mickey . . . always- an argument . . . pet peeves: double dates and homework . . . Taxi? You're a winner . . . good golfer . . . friendly way . . . likes ballads . . . Jr. College, then the marines. Activities: Golf 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Glee Club 2. DOUGLAS W. GIVEN Doug or Gears . . . cool and collegiate . . . Get that animal off the road . . . a good worker . . . tennis champ . . . would like to change traffic laws to suit hot rods . . . college followed by advertis- ing. Activities: Soph. Ways and Means 25 Junior Prom 35 Swimming 2, 45 Varsity tennis 2, 3, 45 Jazz Club 35 Weight lifting 2, 35 Projection- ists 3, 45 Senate 35 Nutmeg Boys' State 35 Yearbook 45 Science Club 25 Intramural Basketball and Vol- ley Ball 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Rifle Club 2. SANDRA V. GJURESKO Sandy . . . blond pony-tail . . . smart shetlands . . . See you round the campus . . . a pretty girl is like a melody . . . furure airline hostess. Activities: Inklings 45 Fashion Show 25 Yearbook 45 Glee Club 2, 3. DAVID F. GOSLEE Gos . . . bulging briefcase . . . Oh, to win an argument with Mr. Stevenson . . . best student . . . Very clever . . . anybody for ten- nis? . . . certainly college to major in chemistry or languages. Activities: Tennis 3, 45 Latin 2, 3, 45 French 3, 45 Math 25 Soundings 2, 3, 45 Inklings 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Choir 4. LYDIA F. GREEN Faxon . . . with a song in her heart . . . likes a certain basket- ball player . . . my mother is going to have a cow . . . can't stand high socks . . . lots of ideas always a hello . . . hopes for Whellock. Activities: Cheerleader 45 Leaders 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 45 Inklings 2, 35 Soundings 2, 35 Yearbook 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Glee Club 25 All State Choir 45 Ways and Means 2, 35 Soph. Dance 25 Ir. Prom 35 Sr. Prom 45 ,hw-of fx.-qv 45. N fvs ' QW? I J., 5. :I QL. ,5a-s GORDON S. GRIEVES jay . . . cars, cars, cars, . . . ever ready for a party . . . You can be replaced . . . talkative . . . likeable guy . . . dislikes women drivers . . . future in medicine. Activities: Yearbook 45 Sound- ings 45 Soph. Dance 25 jr. Ways and Means 35 Sr. Prom 4. CHARLES P. GRUET Pat . . . easy going guy . . . live wire . . . Yea, man! . . . fast half back . . . close crew cut . . . most fun to be with . . . off to Springfield to be a coach. Activities: Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Alt. Senator 4. PER MARTIN HAARR Per . . . exchange student from Norway in Senior year . . . all around guy . . . terrific in track . . . Do they do this in America? . . . secret desire: to drive a car . . . definitely not a rock 'n roll fan . . . would like to be a doctor. Activities: Track 45 Yearbook 45 Glee Club 45 Band 45 Senate 4. ELIZABETH P. HACK Betsy . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . Oh dear . . . pink Pontiac . . . keeps a scrapbook . . . likes swimming . . . desires to travel . . . off to live and work in New York City. Activities: Badminton 35 Inklings 35 Yearbook 45 Glee Club 35 Sr. Prom 45 Fashion Show 2. DEAN K. HACKLEY Deano . . . soft on Sandy . . . bright socks . . . a casual look . . . secret desire: to live in the woods . . . terribly talkative . . . future at college or in the Air Force. Activities: Choir 45 Glee Club 35 Rifle 2, 3, 4. 27 'rf 50'N ar- 1 'nuff' KARIN E. HAISLEY Karin . . . transferred from Nor- walk High in jr. year . . . easy to get along with . . . The sopho- mores are bigger than weli' . . . favors physics . . . quite quiet . . . short blond hair-. . . plans to be a laboratory technician. LORRAINE M. HALLIWELL Furs . . . enjoys seeing new places . . . pet peeve: boxer dogs . . . You better believe it . . . hill-billy music . . . hobby: build- ing boats . . . on the way to join the WAVES. Activities: Hockey 2. BARBARA J. HAPPEL Barb . . . loves winter weather and sports . . . awfully sweet . . . That's weird . . . another letter writer . . . pretty brown eyes . . . college and a trip to Europe in the future. Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 43 Soundings 2, 43 Inklings 3, 43 Yearbook 4g Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3g Volleyball 33 Badminton 3. LESLIE A. HARRAR Leslie . . . intriguing personality . . . positively brilliant . . . No, I don't have my S. S. O. money . . . Oh, to live in Paris . . . col- lects books and records . . . only Bach and W. C. Handy . . . most certainly college. Activities: Latin Club 35 French 3, 43 Math 33 Soundings 23 A Cappella 4g -Orchestra 2, 3. LINDA L. HOLTZ Lindy . . . Oh, well . . . bana- na splits are tops . . . letter writing is her hobby . . . advocates rock'n roll . . . shining dark hair . . . plans on junior college. Activities: Library Club 2, 33 Ink- lings 4g Yearbook 43 Senior Prom 4. 3. .A 1 t in jf ' ffdh x X 'NO' M3 .. 4-'e 1' if at ' . , X af BARBARA M. HOPPE Barb or Hop . . . does the Bill bop . . . hates to get up in morning . . . Oh, honestly . . . likes driving, talking, and stuffed animals . . . friendly plus . . . headed for University of Vermont. Activities: Badminton 23 Basket- ball 2, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3g Ink- lings 3, 43 Soundings 2, 43 Year- book 43 Choir 43 Glee Club 33 Senior Prom. KENNETH S. HURD Ken . . . transferred from Greenwich High in Sophomore year. . . thoughtful and industrious . . . likes food, clothing and shel- ter . . . Goo-goo . . . drives a Hillman . . . intends to be a me- chanical engineer. Activities: Track 2g Weight Lift- ing 3g Math Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 23 Yearbook 4g Talent Show 3. RICHARD T. IANNACONE Dick . . . doesn't believe in the spoils system . . . good at golf . . . friendly . . . always a helping hand . . . enjoys most sports . . . college ahead. Activities: Football 33 Yearbook 43 Glee Club 2, 3: Brothers in Song 3g Choraleers 4. PENNY A. S. INGRAM Pen . . . terrific treasurer . . . There ought be a law against it . . . Senate's most loyal supporter . . . great hockey manager . . . most likely to succeed . . . a valuable addition to any college. Activities: Hockey Mgr. 33 Soft- ball Mgr. 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2: French 3, 43 Math 43 Soundings 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Sr. Prom Comm. 43 Senate 2, 3, 4. EDWARD V. INSULL Frog . . . likes to take cars apart . . . dislikes school . . . a sharp shooter . . . rock 'n roll . . . college to be followed by technical en- glneeflflg. Activities: Rifle Club 2, 3: :vii V , .5 1 SX Q . 2, ...r 2, x: S - QB .Xp GRACE A. ISAACS Grace . . . friendly manner . . . home economics enthusiast . . . Be my guest . . . collects records . . . pet peeves: gym and JiV . . . lives to eat . . . will make an excellent nurse. Activities: Glee Club 2, 33 Band 2, 3: Fashion Show 2, 3, 4: Li- brarian 2, 4. MARIE I.. IVERSON Marie . . . shy, until you know her . . . Bologna . . . loves horse- back riding . . . wants to graduate . . . hates hockey . . . will make a good nurse. Activities: Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4. DOLORES IZZO i'Dots . . . lovely hair . . . laven- der girl . . . lives for weekends . . . Fresh . . . conversationalist . . . another letter writer . . . col- lege bound. Activities: Hockey 2: Sr. Prom 4: Yearbook 4: Glee Club 4. ROBERT H. JANKOWSKI Bob . . . yearns for yachts . . . pet peeve: short lunch periods . . . Don't work too hard . . . another track man . . . friendly is the word . . . college then the Air Force. Activities: Track 2, 3, 4. CHRISTINE N. JONES Chris . . . marvelous model . . . only lady judge . . . She's beauti- ful and therefore to be woo'd . . . heart lies with Harvard . . . I don't know . . . college with- out a doubt. Activities: French Club 3, 4: Math Club 4: Inklings 2, 33 Soundings 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Glee Club 3: Choir 4: Soph. Dance 2: Jr. Prom: ir. Prom: Senate 3: Student Court eg...-1--0 --iga-a--7- 7 - 7 -W - CHRISTOPHER S. JONES Kit . . . our emissary to Spain . . . likes wine, women and bull- fights . . . It's Kanaga's fault . . . very versatile . . . serves his school well . . . expressive eyes . . . will enter the medical field. Activities: Football 2, 3: Truck 2, 3, 4: Am Field Service Exchange Student to Spain: Inklings 4: Yearbook 4: Class President 2: Soph. Dance 2: Ways and Means Comm. 3: Jr. Class Judge 3: Honor Usher 3: Orch. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: A Cappella 3, 4: Senate 2: Dance Band 3, 4: Pres. Senate 4: Jr. Prom 3: Sr. Prom 4. SHARON B. JONES Sherry . . . distracts football players . . . an industrious editor . . . Come on group or It's a lie . . . Personal beauty is a greater recommendation than any letter of introduction . . . most fun to be with . . . Where's Char- lie? . . . home ec. major in college. Activities: Hockey 2, 3: Basket- ball 2: Ways and Means 2: Soph Dance Cchairmanj 2: Inklings 2: Jr. Prom 3: Jr. Concession 3: Honor Usher 3: Senate 4: Co- Editor Yearbook 4: Glee Club 3: Aliashion Show 3: Sr. Prom Comm. SUSAN M. JURNEY Sue . . . transferred from Da- rien High in Junior year . . . sweet and quiet . . . adores art and ath- letics . . . Oh, Reallyi' . . . doesn't like grouchy people . . . Junior college ahead. Activities: Softball manager 35 Intramurals Basketball 3: Volley- ball 3: Art Club 3, 4: President 3: Sounding 3, 4: Inklings 3: Yearbook 4: Jr. Prom Committee 3: Jr. Concession 3. . LAWRENCE W. KANAGA Larry or Wes . . . the best looking . . . hates getting up in the morning . . . very popular . . . lover of locker 40 . . . Jones did it . . . special smile . . . silver streak . . . definitely college mate- rial. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Ways and Means 2, 4: Soph. Dance 2: Jr. Prom 3: Sr. Prom: Yearbook: Class Pres. Chief Justice 4: Senate 3. JAYNE I.. KARSTEN Jayne . . . very feminine . . . lovely hands . . . number one twirler . . . misses Michigan . . . easy to get along with . . . college then career in business administra- tion and merchandising. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball Intramurals 2: Twirling 2: gaptain 3, 4: Band 3: Yearbook se . e... 'luv 'C'-r J X 3 9 sf. 3 MICHAEL C. KATZ Mike or Kathouse . . . car of the year . . . most humorous . . . loads of personality . . . Go home and cook an onion . . . the last time he saw Paris . . . Hamilton or Rutgers, then politics and philosophy. Activities: Football 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: French 3: Honor Usher 3: F. T. A. 35 Glee Club 4: Talent Show 3, 4: Vice-President of Home Room 2. JOSEPH B. KEATING Joe . . . most humorous . . . last minute Joe . . . Don't get me agitated . . . hates shutting off alarm clocks . . . for the love of laughter, hinder not the humor of his design . . . likes to make tape recordings . . . college. Activities: Basketball 2. CHARLES H. KEENE Charlie . . . gun collector . . . born on Christmas Eve . . . I don't know . . . he too is a rock 'n roll fan . . . quiet in his way . . . marching toward the Army. Activities: Rifle Club 2, 3. LOUISE A. KEMMER Kay . . . transferred from Stam- ford High in Soph. year . . . hi- larious sense of humor . . . likes Tommy . . . pet peeve: homework and little brothers . . . Oh, no! . . . collects wallet pictures . . . future airline hostess. Activities: Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Leaders Club 4. NANCY J. KERR Nance . . . likes George, ice cream, and 'pickles . . . curly hair . . . Listen . . . lots of fun . . . cute laugh . . . college then adver- tising secretary. Activities: Hockey 2: Twirling 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Year- book: Glee Club 2. iQ' ,, v ff' 7 '7 ff if v f , 1 .gnu-n. we Si JOY D. KIMBALL Joy . . . jam sessions . . . a slave to her bracelets . . . Yow! . . . favors a family of brothers . . . a really pretty girl . . . a voice to be complimented . . . college awaits. Activities: Senator-at-large 3: Choraleers 4: Junior Prom 3: Inkling 33 Senior Prom 4: Band 2: Orch. 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3: Math Club 3: Jazz Club 2: Year- book 4: Soundings 2, 3, 4: Sr. Concession 4. NANON L. KING Nance . . . a pretty girl is like a melody . . . dislikes the unholy three in the morning . . . Yea, man . . . on the sweet side . . . love lee . . . freckles and blue eyes . . . off to Oberlin. Activities: Hockey 2: Basketball 2: Cheerleading 3: Soph. Dance Committee 2: Jr. Prom Commit- tee 3: Sr. Prom Committee 4: Spanish Club 3: Treas. 3: Jazz Club 2: Inklings 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Librarian 35 A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4: Leaders Club 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 4: F. T. A. 3, 4: Senate 2, 3, 4: Sect. of Junior Class 2: Fashion Show 35 Yeat- book 4. ROBERT D. KLOPFENSTEIN Bernie . . . transferred from South Ashtabola, Ohio in Sr. year . . . a Cleveland Indian . . . man with a drawl . . . That's not the way to spell it . . . mad about Girls desires eternal youth . . . on to college. Activities: Choraleers 4. JUNE P. KOERNER June . . . actress at heart . . . would like to move to Georgia . . . You all . . . party, party, party, . . . ardent bop fan . . . col- lege in mind. Activities: Basketball Intramurals 2: Spanish Club 4: Inklings 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Sounding 4: Glee Club 3: Talent Show Committee 3: Junior Prom Comm. 3. WALTER K. KOOPMAN, III Walt . . . easy to get along with . . . That's the way it goes . . . secret desire: to understand girls . . . makes a good base . . . also a track man . . . Air Force awaits. Activities: Football 2: Track 3, 4: Weight lifting 2: Glee Club 35 Choir 4. JUDITH S. LAMBERT Judy or I.ambie I. . . graceful dancer . . . very friendly . . . ,Is'n got a tear or keep smilin . . . noted for her legs . . . peppy cheerleader . . . future undecided. Activities: Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 45 Head Majorette 25 Soph. Dance Committee 25 Jr. Prom committee 35 Senior Prom Committee 45 Talent Show 3, 45 Leader's Club 45 Hockeyg Yearbook 45 Inkling 45 Soundings 45 Cheerleader 45 jazz Club 25 French Club 45 Senate 2, 3. PATRICIA A. LANE Pat or Loon . . . infectious laughter . . . never without a Bill . . . Oh, you do so - . . . with- out a doubt most humorous . . . can convince you of anything . . . expressive expressions . . . phys. ed. major in college. Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Soph. Dance5 jr. Prom5 Sr. Prom5 Jr. Concession5 Yearbook 4 Sports Ed.5 F. T. A. 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Fashion Show 2, 3. BETTY MAE LANUTE Betty Mae . . . hockey team's loss, cheerleaders gain . . . a pizza and meatball grinders . . . Oh sugar . . . blushes . . . neat as a pin . . . can't stop laughing . . . a nurse for sure. Activities: Hockey 2, 35 Basket- ball 2, 35 Badminton 2, 35 Cheer- leader 45 Yearbook 45 Nurses Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Concession 35 Fashion Show 2, 35 Leader Club 2, 3, 45 Senate Alternate 3. DAVID M. LAWRENCE Dave . . . ingenious ideas . . . concerned about cars . . . a truly loyal Stapleite . . . drum major worthy of praise . hopes for the Merchants Marine Academy. Activities: Prom Comm. 35 Ways and Means Comm. 45 Drum Maior 3, 45 Boys State 35 Glee Club 2. RICHARD C. LECHTHALER Dick or Lech transferred from Woodbury, N. J., in Junior year . . . a Bo Diddley fan . . . Lemme tell ya . . . clever excuses . . . goodlooking . . . makes good com- pany . . . hopes for Cornell. Activities: Intramurals Basketball 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Senate Alter- nate 45 Prom Committee 4. N . 5 35 4-10' A , 5 5 1 55g I , W ifi .. Z ,VH f f. . 'HM ..'fffQ- f Mafia! .,, - I 3 ,,,g.,..l, 6j! Q 2 2- M' Ya-'aft . , ff' ef .,,,, , '1 5 ' L 5 f 4 r' LUCY J. LEES Lucy . . . rosy cheeks . . . good hockey full-back . . . Cool . . . dislikes school lunches and crowd- ed halls . . . pleasing disposition . . . definitely college to major in political science. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Leaders 45 Year- book 45 Soundings 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Ir. Prom5 Sr. Prom. HENRIETTA L. LeSAGE Peanuts . . . a twin . . . a mar- velous cook . . . A twell . . . dis- likes fast drivers . . . brown-eyed and friendly . . . a future secretary. Activities: Glee Club 45 School Office. PETER A. LeSHACK Pete . . . locked locker . . . car- rot top . . . Beans . . . crazy about baseball . . . happy go lucky . . . headed for college. Activities: Track 25 Glee Club 2. CHRISTOPHER L. LLOYD Chris . . . transferred from Dar- row School in junior year . . . a cheer for Frisky . . . outstanding eyebrows . . . I feel great, crazy . . . once your friend, always your friend . . . party of the year . . . not the slightest inhibition . . . to follow in Lawrence Olivier steps. Activities: Track 45 Football 45 Choir 3, 4. JAMES L. LONG jim or Longster . . . long, tall, Texan . . . most handsome . . . Bull carn or Holy Cow . . . terrific in football . . . Spanish eyes . . . Suzie-Q . . . college in Texas of course. Activities: Football 2, 3, 45 Co- Captain 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Soph. Ways and Means Comm.5 Honor Usher 35 Choir 3, 45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Glee Club 45 Soph. Prom Comm. 25 Yearbook 4. f, ,I fc., J ,f ,X fume., I fr , MM' zvidgfgflaf, ,L , ,f. X X! ff, I f 4' dxf 4 f f Q 'L 592 X f ff f 4 fy f , J 5? f 4 f X I A f av ffm, V ff fa' 1 c,-:ff W . .1 1 ff ,pn 5 ,V 7, 4? f ' ,Q , f 5 f 4 ff, ,,, 2 ,M JWWYWWJPZ 7 fy, - , ,, , ,f 4' , -v f, 'fri it X - ' , a. F V - 1 , Q, 1 Z , fc 'H-mv' . sf. , :- f t W' ' s I A Kfff?E E'ifP'f5,Z 1' ' ,limi avg Altria-:3',:1.:2 V 1 5 X . v. 7 7 3 Y -5 ,fm Hrs 5, 'I' 'I felis at ft-4f,,? s' ' I if 'Qin ct '!'9x?' I , 1 S ,L rata x e 'I T HS X3 -.eva I ' 'fs' 2,33 ,- -fs-1 '59 if -f 4151 Riff ' . fa U ff-15fP+2-ifrtiifmif 1 M, . :N 4, y' t w 4 5, If Q 1 4' Q -ft ff if aug, STEPHEN H. LOPEZ Steve . . . artistic is the word . . . dislikes censors and yogurt . . . interested in people, politics and Kim Stanley . . . desires to live till 2040 . . . college then drama. Activities: Glee Club 23 Choir 3, 4, Latin Club 2: Intramurals 4: Soundings 4, Projectionist 33 Yearbook 4. DAVID N. LORENZEN Dave . . . a knack for witty re- marks . . . dislikes simple people . . . Golly, gee . . . a true sur- banite . . . unbounded musical talent . . . a sure for college. Activities: Basketball Manager 2g Science Club 3, 4: Math Club 4, Soundings 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orch. 3, Choir 3, 4: All State Band 4, Dance Band 3, 45 Sr. Prom 4. DAVID E. LOVELESS Dave . . . transferred from La- Salle Academy, Providence, R. I. fetching smile . . . an ice hockey jr. year player . . . Keep Cool . . . prefers rock 'n roll . . . pet peeve: New York drivers . . . col- lege then engineering. Activities: Track 4, Intramural Basketball 45 Yearbook 4, Senior Prom 4. MARGOT J. LUDERS Margot . . . transferred from Washington Irving High, Terry- town, N.-I., in junior year . . . that shetland look . . . blond, but not dumb . . . OE hand, lid say so . . . enjoys both singing and danc- ing . . . the green bug . . . all set for college. Activities: Intramurals 3, 4, Span- ish Club 3g Math Club 3, Year- book 45 Choir 4g Glee Club 3, 4: Talent Show 3: Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom. FRANCES Z. MacKENZIE Fran or Mac . . . mainstay of every team . . . well-liked . . . Itzee boo . . . wants to spend a year sking in Norway . . . a real tall blond . . . hopes for Colby Junior. Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Glee Club 2: A Cappella 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom 3g Jr. Concession 33 Senate 2, 35 Sr. Prom Comm. 4. L rf V-'25 I nf Z dna !,!' gil a . ,, 1' 234422255 ' 7 ffzzfkfl, if fijjzgfn if 3 , A lf A 12192 MARK J. MARCUS Mark . . . transferred from Dwight School in Senior year . . . likes wine, women, and song . . . censored expression . . . dislikes doing homework . . . firearms are his hobby . . . popular music . . . hopes for a career in politics. Activities: Inklings 45 Rifle Club 4g Band 4, Glee Club 43 Yearbook 4. KATHLEEN C. MARTIN Kathy . . . transferred from New Canaan High in Soph. year . . . best disposition . , . like the Jack of diamonds . . . I'm taller . . . hobby: steady dating . . . headed for Katherine Gibbs. Activities: Honor Usher 35 Year- book 4g Prom Committee 4. JANET T. MASON Janet . . . a youth wants to know . . . versatile musician . . . Golly . . . likes to sew . . . likeable . . . plans on Miami University. Activities: Leaders Club 3, 4, Ink- lings 43 Yearbook 4: Orch. 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 3. MICHAEL H. MARUSHAK Butch . . . really swell . . . praise worthy woodwork . . . Thats wild . . . secret desire: to be in- visible . . . like '48 Ford coupes . . . awaits the draft. ROBERT MCCALMONT Mac . . . casual as they come. . , main interest in girls and cars . . . I clon't get it . . . marvels in metal shop . . . he too is another rock and roll fan . . . future un- decided. l Xue S-n ik-V ? J 'F' . ER- , ALLAN P. MCCULLOCH Big Al . . . born on Friday 13th . . . fabulous artist . . . ya rotten kid . . . an individualist . . . likes classic cars . . . secret desire: to be a dictator . . . future in art. Activities: jazz Club 23 Soundings 2, 3, 4g Art Editor 43 Yearbook 4. MARGURITE A. MCELWEE Margie . . . blond hair . . . loves English with Mr. Teubert . . . only girl with a '49 Ford hot rod . . . perennial Glee Club member . . . wants to travel in the future. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. DONALD P. MCINTYRE Penny . . . camaflouged car . . . curly hair . . . rock 'n roll only . . . great mechanic . . . favors metal shop . . . future in the Coast Guard. STEPHEN MEYERS Steve . . . transferred from Ad- miral Farragut Academy in Sopho- more year . . . easy to get along with . . . cool shot . . . black and yellow Plymouth . . . sails the sound . . . dark curly hair . . . plans to be a civil engineer. SUZANNE M. MOLA Sue . . . transferred from Nor- walk High in Sr. year . . . terri- fically funny . . . likes Greek . . . Are you kidding me? . . . Nix . . . lovely hair . . . progressive jazz please . . . wants to be a secretary. Activities: Glee Club 4g Yearbook 4g Prom Committee 4. YQ? NICOLA MILLER Niki . . . transferred from Kai- lua High, Honolulu, Hawaii in Senior year . . . does the Hula . . . I just love your snow . . . won- derful to have with us . . . pet peeve: T. V .... a western college, then maybe back to Hawaii. Activities: Yearbook 43 Glee Club 4: Sounding 4g Sr. Prom 4. SANDRA T. MILLER Sandy . . . transferred from Nor- walk High in Sophomore year . . . an athletic gal . . . pet peeve: vegetables . . . How about that? . . . blue eyes . . . college in view. Activities: Basketball 3 Capt.g Softball 33 Leader's Club 4: Year- book 4: Glee Club 4. PATRICIA L. MILLS Pat . . . reserved in a friendly way . . . likes blue, big rings, and Cracker Jacks . . . Let's go! Is it for me? . . . hobby: making Crocker jewelry . . . secret desire: to have fifteen kids . . . would like to be a traveling secretary. Activities: Art Club 35 DOLORES C. MOORE Dee . . . petite blond . . . ac- complished dancer . . . I'm so embarrassed . . . favors psy- chology . . . dislikes pokey people . . . packing her bags for college. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Inklings 2g Yearbook 43 Soph. Dance: Jr. Promg Sr. Promg Ways and Means 3. JOHN P. MUHLHAUSEN Johnny . . . snipe races . . . rope belt . . . My hot opol- . . . BMUL . . . amiable sir . . . blond crew cut . . . fingers crossed for Brown. Activities: Basketball 2g Yearbook 45 Glee Club 4. 33 ,t ' 'w'7wY 'WST WW. . if ,. . W , N27 3 'wtf' f ,m' , ' ,' , 4 z , f Q A 5 5 1 ' ,aff 'f , ae- f f ,rqggp pf - 2.31 . fi 1 K., L. Vv,, : fr if liiiful , I f , ef! VVVV f il 45514 GAIL T. NASH Gail . . . obliging poster painter . . . soft spoken . . . I'll never tell . . . our other art editor . . . tennis especially . . . pretty smile . . . college then commercial art. Activities: Hockey 23 Tennis 3, 4, Leaders 2, 3, 4: French 3, 45 Cera- mics 3, 4g Yearbook 4 - Art Ed.: Handbook 35 Jr. Prom: Sr. Prom: Alt. Senator 2. I JOSEPH P. NAZZARRO Joe . . . transferred Wright Tech. in Sr. year . . . shining black crew cut . . . dislikes the curb in the north parking lot . . . Hit it again . . . enjoys hunting . . . shipping off to the Navy. i . - CHRISTIAN J. NEILSON Whitey . . . transferred from St. Paul's Prep. Garden City, Long Island in jr. year . . . man of many moods . . . blue angel auto- mobile . . . Loan me a quarter . . . sails the seas . . . college then electronic engineering. Activities: Swim Team 3, 4: Foot- ball 4g Basketball Intramurals 3, X l l 4: Yearbook 43 Glee Club 3, Choraleers 4: Brothers of Song 3. xia- 11 - E-25, V ,: s -H? ' - fill? fha? 3 4 4 t I tr .,'-, , - ,U ..,x,.. 'T fait: 'Biff 52,61 Q cw ,251-f ff?-'Lis ,fiirxfg GH. , ' ,l.,,5',,,, :gg ., ,I . gig, , :CPHECQ-: M -Es-:s,.a,vg,, -3-3 ELLEN C. N IMS El . . . jangle jewelry . . . lkies green Ford convertibles . . . How- upsettingn . . . favors French . . . anything by Pat Boone . . . anti- cipates Connecticut College. Activities: Glee Club 2, 4g French Club 43 Sounding 3, 45 Girls In- tramural Basketball 4g Senior Prom Dance Committee 4: Latin Club 2, 35 Inklings 3, 4: Year- book 4. ROBERT C. O'BRIEN Gobber . . . best disposition . . . Ipana smile . . . You don't know, do ya? . . . likes anything a la Green . . . an all-around sports- man . . . Oh, his letters and notes . . . headed for Springfield. Activities: Basketball 2, 4: Base- ball 2, 3, 45 Football 43 Year- book 4, Sports Editor. v1 fuk- ,uw -rr Tr 'tl'-ll' ,, , '32 ,,.. ., , V ,f f f 1 X LOIS OLDERMAN Lo . . . brother trouble . . . loves to go to parties . . . Who took my book? . . . favors study halls . . . she too is a rock and roll fan . . . business school ahead. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4. JANET I. OLSON Janet . . . best looking . . . ac- complished pianist . . . Don't make fun of me . . . those Frank occasions . . . likes red V-W's . . . Wheelock ahead. Activities: Leaders Club 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Honor Usher, Jr. Prom Comm.g Soph. Dance Comm.: Spanish Club 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Alternate Senator 4. - ELIZABETH PALMER Liz . . . likes music and movies . . . Really - . . . a complexion to be complimented . . . easy to talk with . . . would like to take a trip around the world . . . a future secretary. WALTER H. PAPSTEIN Walt . . . likes both cars and girls . . . a good-looking guy . . . Don't panic . . . favors popu- lar music . . . nice to talk to . . . future undecided. STEVEN D. PARADIS Steve . . . transferred from Ka- tonah High School, Kathonah, N.Y. in junior year . . . quiet individualist . . . hi-fi fan . . . favors social studies . . . classical music . . . future undecided. Activities: French Club 4. JANE PARKER Jane . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . quiet . . . pet peeve: people that don't dim their lights . . . What's this action here . . . fond of French . . . college in view. Activities: French Club 3, 4: Glee Club 23 F.T.A. 4, Ceramics 2. ANNE K. PARNAS Anne . . . transferred from Forest Hills High in Soph. year . . . curly hair set off by a won- derful smile . . . plays the clari- net . . . What am I gonna do? . . . very sincere . . . college awaits. Activities: Badminton Intramurals 23 Inklings 3, 4: Soundings 3, 4, Yearbook 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Sr. Prom 4, Senate Alt. 4g Sr. Concession. JUDITH D. PEACOCK Judy . . . willing worker . . . likes people, food and clothes . . . Who, me? . . . enjoys life in general . . . someday to travel . . . college, then nursing. Activities: Badminton 4: Nurse's Club 2, 4g Inklings 3, 45 Year- book 4g Glee Club 4, Jr. Con- cession 3g Sr. Prom 4. PATRICIA F. PENDERGAST Patsy . . . blonde hair, blue eyes . . . Wears her brother's shirts . . . Huh? . . . pleasant to all . . . dislikes curfews . . . planning on Berkeley. Activities: Basketball 4, Inklings 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Choir 3, 4, Sophomore Girls Glee Club 25 Sr. Prom Comm. 4. NANCY PILIPCHUK Nancy . . . accomplished artist . . . pet peeve: people who take off their shoes . . . gulp! . . . secret desire: to find someone who can read her writing . . . semi classical music . . . art school, of course. Activities: Tres. 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Nurse's Club 2, 3, 4: Art 2, 3, 4: Inklings 4, Soundings 3, 4g Yearbook 4: Choir 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3. ,,,,, s ,,...y....,,-,.....-. .-.,..- ..., --.-. WILLIAM S. PINKHAM Pinky . . . a New Year's baby . . . active on the baseball team . . . Ya dumbell . . . hobby: model airplanes . . . popular mu- sic . . . future undecided. IWW Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4. .M Q I pr. I . if 'Z-gzip DAVID B. POLLACK Dave . . . a true journalist . . . favors button-down shirts . . . antique cars . . . secret desire: to get his name in Who's Who . . . a rifle enthusiast . . . college. Activities: Rifle Club 2, 4 Sec., Treas. 4: Spanish Club 3, 43 jazz Club 25 Inklings 2, 3, 4: News Edition 35 Managing Editor 4: Soundings 4: Yearbook 4g Glee Club 25 Projectionist 2, 35 Sr. Prom 4. GEORGE H. POULSSON George . . . transferred from Howe Military Academy in jr. year . . . likes curly hair . . . how's life? . . . pet peeve: radar . . . good matured . . . hopes for Ohio State. Activities: Swim Team 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. BRIAN A. PREMRU Brian . . . pleasant disposition . . . technically inclined . . . Cool . . . wants to take a trip to the moon . . . revels in radio . . . Navy bound, then engineer- ing. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4j Projectionist 2, 3, 4: Span. Club 3. SUSAN RATTRAY Sue . . . tall, slender and pleas- ant . . . likes art and archery . . . Excuse me woman . . . jazz if you please . . . linguistically in- clined . . . plans college. Activities: Senate IZ, 3, Alt. 4: gatin Club 2, 3, French Club 2, 35 as G-I ,,,..,.-f 4 '45-ui MICHAEL J. REARDON Mike . . . all-round athlete . . . swell guy . . . Mandy . . . blond crew-cut . . . pet peeve: borrow- ers . . . neat dresser . . . wants to be a hotel manager. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 2, Baseball 3, 45 Eoot- ball 3, 4g Yearbook 45 Glee Club 2, 43 Sr. Prom Comm. 4. SANDRA J. REED Sandy . . . transferred from Ladue High, St. Louis in her Sr. year . . . Oh that Southern ac- cent . . . Holy Cow . . . pet peeve: people who crack gum . . . knits for a hobby . . . nice to know . . . college, then teach- ing. Activities: Yearbook 4, Senate 4. SHEILA M. REINDORF Sheila . . . excellent pianist . . . enjoys art . . . always a word . . . likes to swim . . . secret desire: to have twelve children . . . Col- lege, followed by a musical career. Activities: French Club 4, Year- book 4: Orch. 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3. LINDA M. REUSS Linda . . . sweet smile . . . thinks people eat too fast . . . ventriloquist to be praised . , . likes to sing . . . fond of chil- dren . . . bound for secretarial school. - Activities: Glee Club 2, 4, Choir 3, 4: Inklings 3, 4, Yearbook 4. PATRICIA RICHTER Pat . . . transferred in senior year from Amity High in Wood- bridge, N.J .... so pleasant . . . an excellent student . . . I'rn so excited . . . busy Miss . . . music from hit shows . . . definitely college material. Activities: Latin Club 4, Year- book 45 Soundings 45 A. Choir 4, Senate 4. I' 'W t 4 '- li ' 4 f vw I f nf , f . -, 'Q , ' vi ,- ' , N i 1 .ff .aff ff RICHARD A. RIDDELL Dick . . . mysterious eyes . . . a Bo Diddley fan . . . women are the ruin of man . . . red and black Mercury . . . friendly smile and manner . . . University of Colorado, then commercial art. Activities: Yearbook 4, Art 2, 3, 4g Soundings 4. ANNE L. RODIA Anne . . . versatile athlete . . . Shucks Grandpa . . . collects French poodles . . . dislikes run- nig the track . . . aims to be a Phys. Ed. teacher. Activities: Softball 2, 3, 43 Hoc- key 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Student Leader Club 2, 3, 4. WALTER E. ROSENBUSH Walt or Rosey . . . paint anyone? . . . a true salesman . . . Rip it up . . . wants to become a flyer . . . future in business management. LEWIS H. RUBMAN Lew . . . man of definite opin- ions Hot damnation . . . secret desire: to write and publish a great American novel . . . college, then law or literature. Activities: Treas. F.T.A. 2: Latin Club 23 Yearbook 4, Soundings 2, 4: Inklings 3: Sr. Prom Comm. 4. ERIKA RUGER Erika . . . lady individualist . . . loves languages . . . Good Heavens . . . talented musician . . . likes to flgure skate in her spare time . . . pleasant speaking voice . . . college, major in lan- guages. Activities: Orch. 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2. ms.. 21- -- -W-3---rt THERESA A. SAPONARE Terry . . . a hundred different hair styles . . . well out-fitted . . . Later . . . collects records . . . pleasant to know . . . plans to be a Beautician. Activities: Glee Club 3, 43 Talent Show 23 Yearbook 4. ELIZABETH A. SCHAEPPI Betty . . . transferred from Lunenburg High, Mass. in Jr. year . . . best athlete . . . enthusiastic attitude . . . That's the breaks! . . . great at golf . . . sparkling eyes . . . to major in art in col- lege. Activities: Hockey 43 Basketball 3, 4, Capt. 35 Softball 33 Ir. Prom3 Sr. Prom3 Leaders 3, 43 French Club 43 Glee Club 33 Choir 3, 43 Art Club 43 Senate 43 Soundings 4. SUSAN SCHLEGEL Sue', . . . transferred from Syra- cuse, New York in Senior year . . . likes horseback riding and music . . . You bet your Booties . . . a good conversationalist . . . pet peeve: Miss Parker's blasted showers . . . headed for college. Activities: Yearbook 43 Sound- ings 43 Glee Club, ERIC J. SKEMP Eric . . . nice looking . . . born on Columbus Day . . . surely . . . likes cars, girls, and the rest . . . very artistic . . . trying to get his car on the road . . . business after college. Activities: Yearbook 43 Jr. Prom 33 Sr. Prom 43 Art Club 2. THOMAS SKILLIN, JR. Tom or Skill . . . transferred from Guilford High, Conn., in senior year . . . good humored guy . . . great conversationalist . . . How's about a drag? . . . likes to race sports cars . . . en- joys playing ice hockey . . . plans college. Activities: Senior Prom. THOMAS P. SKINNER Tom . . . comical red hair . . . pet peeve: morning announce- ments . . . Get outa heren . . . hnds pleasure in cars, boating and water skiing . . . talkative . . , just jazz . . . off to college Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Photography Club 2. MARTHA M. SLOSSON Martha . . . transferred from Greenwich High in Sophomore year . . . Billy boy . . . pet peeve: lima beans . . . Oh Christmas . . . plays the piano well . . . secret desire: to go around the world in 79 days . . . college then nursing. Activities: Glee Club 3, 43 Year- book 4g Senior Prom 4. JUNE A. SMITH June . . . pleasant disposition . . . secret desire: to own a race horse . . . Really? . . . hot fudge sundaes . . . pet peeve: straight hair and people that col- lect money . . . future secretary. Activities: Glee Club 23 A Cap- pella Choir 43 Fashion Show 2, 3, 43 Softball 4. PATRICIA M. SMITH Pat . . . likes dancing and rock n roll . . . Oh beans . . . favorite subject: Business ma- chines . . . curly, strawberry blonde hair . . . future undecided. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. SUSAN SMITH Sue . . . transferred from Tony Meadow High in Jr. year . . . good humored gal . . . Sugar very cute . . . secret desire: to ride through a snow storm with the top down . . . popular music fan . . . college, then teaching. Activities: Latin Club 3, 43 Year- book 43 Inklings 4j Soundings 4j Sr. Prom 4. 37 V, fax..-1 Q , ALLAN T. SMITH Trent or Pirate . . . trans- ferred from South Kent in Sr. year . . . great at ice hockey . . . good looking . . . enjoys water skiing . . . a real nice guy . . . college ahead. Qctivitiesz Football 4, Glee Club LUCILLE C. SPECHT Lucy . . . transferred from New Canaan High in Soph. year . . . pretty girl with a lovely figure . . . glad to have her with us . . . sentimental music . . . Okay! . . . dislikes making speeches and conformists . . . bound to be a nurse. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, Cheer- leader 4, Nurses Club 4, Pres.: Glee Club 35 Choraleers 4: Talent Show 35 Sr. Prom 4. JONATHAN D. SPRINGER Jon . . . burning eyes . . . a true perfectionist . . . pet peeve: mediocrity . . . roll you sinners, roll . . . scientifically inclined . . . born on Christmas Eve . . . ingenious sin . . . a future geneti- cist. Activities: Baseball 2, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4: Swim Team 2, 3g Science Club 2, 3, 4, Math 3, 45 Ink- lings 3, 4, Soundings 2, 4, Year- book 4. RUTH A. STANNARD Ruthie . . . loves to sing . . . never without something to say . . . well-liked by all that know her . . . Arlene . . . another that favors hill-billy music . . . nursing school next. Activities: Nurses Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band 2: Yearbook 4. JOHN R. STANTON John . . . transferred from Uni- versity High School, Los Angeles, Calif. in Jr. year . . . crazy about cars and boats . . . Roll um . . . playboy type . . . dislikes '56 Mercury convertibles . . . college. ?, '2,f -.116-Eg ':.-1:4 ?' 1110-' ' ' - W, .:f.f2,4'.f..','.,gv-ffm: 7.1. ' ei .-. -Q .V I WW, I w H ' ' 4 V ,,,.,. , , 4554512 5 2 I i w-5-4 K , , V 'i:..' I '- 3 Qty. j 5 5-yr Mffffesgwqfg lx .t i I ie 3 ' x 'wa V - 'Z . . , W it , fo' ave' uv r K, TERRENCE J. STAUSS Terry . . . transferred in Jr. year from Poughkeepsie High School . . . active in music or- ganizations . . . enjoys water sports and photography . . . fav- orite subject: physics . . . easy to get along with . . . college bound. Activities: Band 3, 4, Orch. 3, 4, All State Band 45 Choir 4. JOHN G. STEINBERGER Johnny, . . . transferred from St. Lukes School in Jr. year . . . jazz, jazz, jazz . . . Crazy . . . good to have with us . . . pleasant . . . musical education ahead. Activities: Inklings 2, 3, 4. MILDRED F. STERLING Mil . . . talented figure skater . . . blonde hair, blue eyes, and a wonderful smile . . . O Cor- sets! . . . hillbilly music . . . likes B.V.S. and DeSotos . . . pet peeve: men drivers . . . Jr. college ahead. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Acapella Choir 3, Choraleers 4: Sr. Prom 4. MARY M. STIRLING Mary . . . pretty girl, pretty voice . . . attractive sweater and skirt sets . . . Where's the party? excess worry over weight . . . loves U-Conn .... wants to remodel a barn . . . wedding bells in the future. Activities: Glee Club 2, 4, Acap- pella Choir 3. 4. JOHN R. STOFAN, III Jack . . . flat top with a great personality . . . athletically in- clined . . . Hang . . . pet peeve: school spirit . . . cars as a hobby . . . future still undecided. Activities: Football 2, 4: Basket- ball 3. l I f ,ll ji ii . 4 I 1 2 l l 1 i l j . WILLIAM J. SULLIVAN Sully . . . capable co-captain . . . attracted to red hair . . . about the most likeable guy you'll ever Hnd . . . How's it going? . . . a natural athlete . . . Nat King Cole fan . . . college, then the import-export business. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Co- Captain 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Track 4g Glee Club 2, 3: Senate 4. JOHN SWAIN John . . . friendly to all . . . cool haircut . . . driver of the big ones . . . that slow big smile . . . quiet . . . anticipates keep- ing the world in order. Activities: Yearbook 4. SUSAN S. SWANSON Susie,' . . . Cute blond . . . Never at a loss for words . . . You bet . . . sports a green Ford . . . avid music fan . . . likes weekends . . . plans college. Activities: Jazz Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 3g Inklings 2, 3, 4: Soundings 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Soph. Dance Committee 2: junior Prom Com- mittee 2: Senior Prom Commit- tee 4. WILLIAM J. SZARWAK Czar or Bill . . . alfable . . . pet peeve: football exercises . . . Wow, is she . . . noted for his bright shirts . . . slightly shy . . . wants to be a bachelor . . . Navy ahead. Activities: Football 2, 45 Projec- tionist 2, 3g Glee Club 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 4. SUSAN TAYLOR Sue . . . transferred from Nor- walk High in Sophomore year . . . dramatic is the word . . . notorious absentee . . . Take a long walk off a short pier! . . . extremely photogenic . . . origi- nal hair styles . . , future in drama. Activities: French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 4. PETER I.. TEUSCHER Pete or Tuch . . . talkative and pleasant . . . well I don't know . . , always a crew cut . . . cars, cars, cars . . . likes to swim . . . hoping for Rutgers, then engineering. Activities: Yearbook 4g Senior Prom 4. KENT THOMAS Kent . . . transferred from Highland Park High in Senior year . . . quiet till you get to know him . . . likes: steak, track, pretty girls, and late parties . . . like wow . . . shuns classical music . . . trained crew cut . . . college bound. SUSAN THOMAS Sparky or Sue . . . transfer- red from Holden, Mass. in Sr. year . . . petite . . . likes semi- classical music . . . Ya-show . . . secret desire: to date a big football player . . . dislikes people with complaints . . . Jr. College, then primary teaching. Activities: Glee Club 4. HELEN M. TOLAN Helen . . . fun to be with . . . What is it? . . . loves English with Wyatt . . . crazy about pink Lincoln convertibles, nice looking boys . . . secret desire: to go to California . . . a sure bet for the secretarial field. Activities: Twirling 23 Jazz Club 3g Glee Club 33 Fashion Show 2: Yearbook 45 Sr. Prom 4: Tal- ent Show 2. JOHN J. TOMASKY John . . . transferred from C.F.M.A. in Jr. year . . . nice to have with us . . . Wait a min- ute . . . sharp shooter . . . girls confuse him . . . secret desire: to be a singer . . . merchant ma- rines ahead. Activities: Glee Club 3, 4. 39 ,l in--nr N-JV ANTHONY J. TRAMPLER Tony or Inch . . . transferred from Darrow in Senior year . . . fast comebacks . . . Hi guy, hi! . . . perpetual crew cut . . . fav- orite subject: lunch . . . hopes for Cornell and Mechanical Engi- neering. Activities: Glee Club 4, Year- book 4g Sr. Prom 4. THOMAS W. TREADWELL T-Walter . . . transferred from Fairfield Prep. in jr. year . . . friendly, good looking, and pop- ular . . . deft drummer . . . Crazy . . . dislikes loudmouths . . . Way with women . . . sleek 56 DeSoto . . . college, then the construction business. Activities: Honor Usher 3: Year- booli 4: Glee Club 4, Alt. Sena- tor . DEANNA T. TRUSEWICZ Dee . . . talented dancer . . . shuns fresh boys . . . He's so nice . . . talkative Miss . . . an- other Rock n Roll fan . . . nursing in the future. Activities: Nurses Club 2, 3j Student Leaders Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3. CAROLE TURNBULL A 3 Carole . . . An English beauty - KNWT 3: . . . uses her spare time for read- . j - ing, ice skating, and swimming 1 . . . Really . . . quiet and sweet Q disposition . . . her accent is still ,I with her . . . off to junior college. ' Qi ix Activities: Inklings 3, 4, Year- , book 4g Soundings 4, Glee Club 'X 4: Fashion Show 2, 3, 4: Sr. f ' Prom 4. f s , ,,,.,,w5. ,. -A vi R -Q I 1 T' i GARY V. VANNART The V . . . terrific dancer . . . comical as they come . . . Got any gum . . . Miss Salmon's pet peeve . . . forever scheming . . . secret desire: to have a harem . . . the Navy awaits. Activities: Glee Club 2. ,.9 ,K-1 5 BARBARA L. VARLEY B.V. . . . nice smile for all . . . collects popular records . . . Here we go! . . . wants to learn to do the Mambo . . . dis- likes the stairs in the old build- ing . . . Marshall plans . . . nursing in view. Activities: Twirling 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Yearbook 4. JUDITH M. VASALE Judy . . . neat hair . . . affable gal . . . What's new, talk to me . . . loves to dance . . . plays the piano . . . Pet peeve: frogs and people who ask her where she learned to speak Hungarian . . . nursing ahead. Activities: Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Inklings 2, 3, 43 Sound- ings 3, 4: Yearbook 4, Fashion Show 2, 3, 4, Senate 4. JAMES S. VAVREK Speedo . . . quiet and shy . . . noted for the black pig . . . Drag . . . secret desire: to run a used car lot . . . untamed crew cut . . , Air Force ahead. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3. ETTA M. VIAR Etta . . . transferred from Col- lins High, Oak Hill, West Vir- ginia in Senior year . . . sweet and shy . . . That's just about the size of it . . . Collins loss, our gain . . . likes mashed po- tatoes, seas, and steak . . . enjoys reading . . . business school in view. STEPHEN K. VOGEL Steve . . . distinctive dimples . . . a true individualist . . . Too many brewes stew the cook . . . Fords, Fords, Fords . . . secret desire: To own a retractable hard- top . . . Law school ahead. Activities: Football 2g Projection- ist 2, 3, 4, Jazz Club 3. i 5 I 'Sn i. inf f ns CAROL F. WAGNER Carol . . . pretty and pleasant . . . dislikes boys in Bermudas . . . Good heavens . . . enjoys ice cream . . . musically inclined . . . college, then journalism or teaching. Activities: Hockey 2, 35 French Club 2, 45 F.T.A. 45 Inklings 45 Yearbook 45 Band 2, 35 Glee Club 25 A Cappella Choir 45 Senate 2. PETER B. WALDECK Pete . . . intellectual individual- ist . . . taste for women and music . . . Um . . . enjoys Beethoven . . . secret desire: to have Mr. Ohanian's musical abil- ity . . . college, then music or writing. Activities: Track 35 Baseball 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 4. Pres. 45 Choir 3. GORDON A. WATSON Gig . . . transferred from Trin- ity Pawling School in Senior year . . . their loss our gain . . . Shift . . . dislikes riding the school bus . . . wants to be snow bound . . . crazy about D.C. and Corvettes . . . college in view. WALTER B. WEIGEL 'Walt . . . reserved but friendly . . . pet peeve: hitting school buses . . . likes to hunt, fish, and trap game . . . That'll be the day . . . favors wood shop . . . wants to make a million . . . away to the Navy. Activities: Rifle Club 2, 4. RICHARD L. WEISS Dick . . . always up to Mon- key business . . . friendly as they come . . . No! What is this? . . . pro toads, con waits . . . secret desire: to retire at I8 . . . plans on Univ. of Calif. Activities: Intramural Basketball- ball 2, 3, 45 Weight Lifting Club 2, 35 French Club 25 Projection- ists 2, 3, 4. 111 Tl' Nur' E9 DONALD F. WHEELOCK Don . . . Most likely to succeed . . . friendly smile . . . curly crew cut . . . How evohh! . . . en- joys Math . . . terrihc on a trurn- pet . . . sports a red and black convertible . . . college, then en- gineering. Activities: Yearbook 45 Band 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Choir CA Cappellai 3, 45 Dance Band 45 Glee Club 25 jr. Prom 25 Sr. Prom 45 All State Band 4. MARTHA WHITEHEAD Marth . . . hospitable Miss . . . likes weekends and dances . . . one of the nicest . . . Really . . . detests Monday mornings . . . clothes to be complimented . . . all set for college. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Jazz Club 25 French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Ir. Prom 35 Inklings 3, 45 Sr. Concession 45 Senior Prom 4. A. THOMAS WILSON T.T . . . most outstanding foot- ball player . . . marvels at sports . . . Hell no . . . most popular . . . pet peeve: Cadillacs . . . another progressive jazz fan . . . college, then business. Activities: Football 2, 45 Basket- ball 2, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 A Cap- pella Choir 2, 35 Choraleers 4, Pres. 45 Yearbook 45 Sr. Prom 45 Volleyball Intramurals 2. PETER W. WRIGHT Pete . . . subtle humorist . . . wants to drive after dark . . . longs for the mid morning mati- nee . . . music: Bert Piels Sings . . . perpetual wisecrack . . . secret desire: to revel in the fri- volity of eternnal youth . . . col- lege bound. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 4, Capt. 45 Math Club 4, Vice Pres.5 French Club 3, 45 Science Club 45 Soundings 45 Inklings 45 Yearbook 4. CARL I. WUNSCH Carl . . . a true scholar . . . pet peeve: reactionary politicians . . . That's a nonsequitor! . . . famed green model A . . . likes muskmelons . . . amicable to all . . . plans to be a nuclear physi- cist. Activities: Math Club 3, 4, Pres. 45 Science Club 35 Orchestra 2 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Sound- ings 3, 4, Associate Ed. 45 Ink- lings. 41 x if 5 C if 5 f 1- T , 1 4 f f I' J 4 4?, , 2 5, 3 .4 1 ,ma LOUISE YOUNG Lou . . . a friend to all . . . likes people . . . sweet smile and soft blond hair . . , marvelous at designing clothes . . . a member of the Young clan . . . college first then fashion designing or interior decorating. Activities: Senate 25 Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 45 Latin Club 2g Ways and Means Comm. 35 Jr. Prom Comrn.g Fashion Show 2, 3, 4g Chairman 4g French Club 43 Sr. Proing Yearbook 4g Soundings 2, 3, . CONSTANCE J. ZULLO Connie . . . extremely talka- tive . . . excels in skipping classes . . . Later . . . a live wire . . . popular music . . . livin' on the 4th of July . . . on ro beaurician school. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3. 42 Q ,AA,. ,Ii 9 L ig: ,,'h 9 ' ALAN ANDERSON 1940- 195 7 Zin Memoriam Ye say they all have passed away, That noble race and braveg That their light canoes have vanished From off the crested waveg That mid the forests Where they roamed There rings no hunters' shoutg But their name is on your watersg Ye may not wash it out. Lydia Huntley Sigourney Indian Names LINDA ZARBOCH 1 940- 195 6 JOHN WOODLEY 1940-1957 43 CSD I at Tiff 5'ENl0R P1351-'ERfNC'f U57 Dating Place ,,... ., Drink ..A,.A, ,. Dessert ..... ...,,.. Main Dish ....,,..., Radio Program ..4s,...s..... Television Program Play ..,.......,...,......... Actor ll.....,....,.V. Actress .........,....,l. Moving Picture ll... Magazine ...l..,..,., Comic Strip .....,.. Orchestra .......,.. Song ,..l.,......,,... Male Singer ...l..,,, Female Singer .,l,... Theater .ll,.....,... Sport ..l.......... Season ......, Dance ....,., Beach ,4... Car ........ Pastime ...l. Flower .l..,. Candy ....... Bird .,.,....l. Book l..,.,.l...,. Newspaper ..l..., Color ....,..l.... Expression ...4... Soap ,.,.,.,,,.. Year .....,.,.. Satellite ..4l,... Cliff Fire-water . Death Valley Hamburgers Peter Tripp's Hits of the Week Night Show Of course H ' chris noya ,. . Kim Novak An Affair to Remember Soundings is Peanuts Mello-Tones .. You Send Me Johnny Mathis .. .,.,..,, Sara Vaughn Norwalk Drive-In Indian Wrestling Hunting Closer A ..,.,., Deserted Norma Roamin' the Lone Prairie Cactus Chocolate Covered Ants Thunderbird Staplefte Inklings Blue I-Iasta la Vista , ...,..,,,.,..... Life-boy! 1958 - finally! 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MW7., 1 xr , . f fx 'K ' ' f Q Q Q , W M .,! ,,7,, W MOST uERSPcv me -QRNDRH 'musk-roru MICK ANGEII Krr :YQNES is X,-.9 4l ghlrbovcmgg. KUET Cjgsotu LARRY' KANHQH NMNY Loma L'lv4.S'.S' Will Cyrus Adler, will to any fortunate football player my uncanny ability for acquiring broken noses. Lois Anderson, bequeath the yearbook dummie to any enterprising art student who has plenty of spare time. Nick Angell, leave the boys at Franklin Simons, to next year's Christmas help. John Appleton, will to Mr. Kaplan a red pencil to mark down the minus ones. Adele Argenio, leave all my bobbypins to Barbara Avery. Nancy Barrelle, leave my prep school boys to Diane Roemer. Larry Barlow, will my two decks of cards to John Denke. 1 Russell Barmmer, will my red track shoes to Dennis DePierro. Carol Barrett, leave my short hair-cuts to Mr. Tata, who always admired them. Janice Barry, leave all those Sunday afternoons and evenings to anyone who is chair- man of writeups next year. Truman Bassett, leave my homeroom desk Cdeck of cards includedj to any incoming sophomore. ' Shari Becker, leave in that beautiful Eldorado with you know who! - . Frank Bedell, leave my defective mufflers to anyone who wants to get caught with them. - Carol Bennett, leave a large pizza pie to Angela Allard. Linda Bianco, will my Villanova banner to Jean Wakeman Barbara Bieling, bequeath my filing of the tardy cards in the office to Judy Kriewald. Bryan Blundell, leave my Physics book to Steve Vogel. Cathy Boyd, leave for the woods of Easton in a blue station wagon. Linda Bradley will my Cascabelles for the Christmas Holiday Season to any musical Junior. Roberta Brandes run out with the last copy of Inklings. Janice Breault, leave the back seat of my car to Judy Lavaty. Sheila Breen, will my fabulous memories of the Red and White Ball to my brother, Brian. 1 Bob Brenneke, leave Norma to next year's cheer-leaders. Meg Brister, will my hair to Georgi Dean! Tom Brochard, leave my psychology book to Molly Brister. Barbara Bromer, leave Joe to all the kids who ride Bus 10. Dan Brophy, leave my place on the swim team to my brother Joe. Don Brown, leave my Wood shop talents to George Lamson. Jane Brown, leave my seat in European History to anyone who wants it. Mike Brown, leave my car to my worst enemy. Muffin Brubaker, leave my friends at Fairfield Prep until next vacation. Mike Calise, say good-by to my alligator shirts and leave for the Marines. Arlene Camarata, leave my appetite CI hopej. Sue Campbell, leave my contagious cackle to Miss Parker. Carrie Coppola, leave my talons to the typing teachers. Fran Carlin, will my many college catalogs to Mike Cardozo. Cathie Caselnova, leave my hair to Sheila Dooling, who really needs it. Marcia Cassedy, leave my sister Paula to Miss Parker. Ellie Chamberlain, bequeath my freckles to Tony Hartley. Debbie Chandler, leave the gay days of homeroom 105 to next year's sophomores. Suzanne Church, will gladly give all my old Latin tests to the highest bidder. Ginny Compton, leave my 8:25 paper route to any early riser. Marylou Cookman, leave my French homework and my back seat in French class to Francis Mercier. Sunny Cole, leave my cane to anyone else with a trick knee. Jill Coxhead, leave English IV - A, period B a little wiser and a lot sleepier. Mike Cunningham, leave my ability to rest my eyes during class to Hank Ottinger. Cathy Curtis, leave with my Bassick ring and Jack's fraternity pin. Katrine DeMaria, leave the beloved Mariner troop to Patsy Healy. Delores DeMattia, leave my collection of stuffed animals to Cathy Friedman. Helen DeMers, leave my love for hillbilly music to Mr. Estes. Arline DiNapoli, leave my pet skunk, which hangs in my car, to Jerry D'Amico. Tony DiPalma, leave my Big M with the big '55 Chrysler to Helen Kapaski. Sheila Dolan, w-ill all my passes to go to the office to Gail Mills. Alan Dolge, leave two of my smallestbut most prized possessions my VW and VS to Bill Eichelman. Annette Doddo, leave the Navy to Phyllis Anastasia, hoping she has better luck than I had. Pat Dorsey, leave my niece and nephew, Ginger and Jay, for next year's football season. We, the students in Mr. Teubert's B period English class, will our ability to retain what we read to next year's class. be. .,. . Rossiter Drake, leave my other personality to next year's philosophers. Jeanne Ducharme, leave my 5 feet, 9 inches to the Robinson twins. Pat Durrin, leave without permission from my homeroom teacher. Andy Eastman, bid a fond farewell to Tucker Taggard. Barbara Eaton, leave my excuses in gym to my cousin, Sandra Eaton. john Eckleberry, leave a case of gum to the girls in E period P.A.D. Marilove Edenheld, leave my Southern accent to Mr. Teubert. Tom Ellis, leave my scientihc curiousity to next year's physics class. Sandy Entigar, leave the fashion show to Mrs. Wolynec. Suzanne Evans, leave all my diets to Alice Smith and hope they do her more good than they did me. Robert D. Fahey, leave my car trouble to Pete Prigge. james Falion, leave. james Falconer, leave my boat with a gallon of paint to any ambitious guy. Nancy Farrington, leave my love for apples to Mrs. Lund. Mariann Febbraio, leave for a future in the sky. Tom Fenton, leave my love for animals to Mr. Bradley. jack Fitzgibbon, leave my shetland sweaters to Ned Shevelson. Linda Foss, leave my hockey stick and shin guards to joan Barber. Sandy Fullerton, leave my dimples to Noel Klied. Jean Gaffney, will 10 lbs. to anyone who can use it. William Gajnos, leave any personality and my work to George Peabody. Dave Garside, leave my ability to stomp out fires on the smoking steps to any fear- less junior. Nancy Gerken, will my argyle kneesocks to Pat Forman. Dick Gesswein, will my black eye patch to Mr. Teubert. jim Gieges, will my shades to Mr. Ohanion. Mickey Gilbertie, leave my desire for Blondes to Bill saturday Seedyke - Get set for trouble kid. Gears Given, peel out of the S.H.S. parking lot for the last time. Sandy Gjuresko, leave my blond pony tail to Dean Coniff. Dave Goslee, bid farewell to Mrs. Kearns and the Latin Club. Faxon Green, leave with Gobber. jay Grieves, leave my Spanish vocabulary quizzes to anyone who has the right tech- nique to get 100. I Pat Gruet, leave with a big smile for all the girls. We, the SUNDAY afternoon Wreckers leave those romping football games to next year's 59ers. Per Haart, leave for Norway with many memories Betsy Hack, leave my telephone bills to Patsy Healy. Dean Hackley, leave the window pole in the cafeteria to the Per. A study hall teachers. Karen Haisley, leave . . . still trying to grow a few inches taller. Lorraine Halliwell, leave for the Waves. Barbara Happel, leave my opinions in P.A.D. to Mr. Kaplan. Leslie Harrar, leave my bass fiddle to Bill Eichelman. Linda Holtz, leave a certain autographed desk in 207 to Patti Hill. Barbara Hoppe, leave my white fur earrings to anyone who will wear them. Ken Hurd, leave my Hillman to Mr. Downing. Dick Iannacone, leave my car at the Dairy Queen for next year's football fans. Penny Ingram, leave my checkbook and bank statements to Connie Whitman. Ed Insul, leave my place in the Rifle Club to anyone who is interested. Grace Isaacs, leave a pack of Kent cigarettes to Miss Roberts. Marie Iversen, will my riding attire to any interested rider. Dolores Izzo, leave my '51 four door sedan, fluid-drive,,Dodge, fwith a chrome gas cap, for extra speedj to Butch Izzo. ' Bob Jankowski, leave my flat top to Leonard Leokum. Ed jarmin, leave my campaign posters to Dave Pasternak. Chris Jones, leave my Harvard weekends to Barbara Bogstahl. Kit jones, leave my Spanish address book to Hans johnson. Sharon Jones, smile bravely and leave Big Wilk to the incoming blond sophomores. Cjuniors and seniors too.9 Sue Jurney, leave the job of softball team manager to anyone brave enough to take it. Larry, the lover Kanaga, leave my middle name to Charlie Wilkinson. Jayne Karsten, leave my fascination for boys 6' 1 and over to Gail Mills. Mike Katz, leave in the Flame filled with girls. Joe Keating, leave my crazy jokes and my famous tape recordings to Mr. Foss. Charles Keene, leave my position in the Rifle Club to some capable rookie. Louise Kemmer, leave Staples in hopes that the future proves successful. Nancy Kerr, leave with George Poulsson. joy Kimball, leave my slave bracelets to anyone who can get them off me. JUY IYIIIRWKIIZ ICHVC ill!! SIAVF lifgli-PTEYS II ' ,. . . ,A .E .3 I uni' .X Q wx aqibal AA' l U l Nancy King, leave to join the Marines. Bob Klopfenstein, will the ability to spell my last name to all the Staples teachers. June Koerner, will my favorite Mark to Sonya Eyrlinger. Walt Koopman, leave my Charley-horses to the boys on next year's track team. Judy Lambert, leave my good friend, Doug Moss. Betty Mae Lanute, will my cheerleading uniform to Miss Parker. Dave Lawrence, bequeath my trip to Boy's State to any lucky Junior boy. Dick Lechthaler, hereby leave my old flag fliers to Tim Smith, who always admired them. Lucy Lees, leave my seat in-Spanish to Willa Sternbach. Pat Lane, will my ability to squishing Hngers in doors to Bill Eichelman. Henrietta Le Sage, take my ring with me. Peter LeShack leave the lock on my locker to any careful junior. Chris Lloyd, will Waverny to anyonewho wants to throw a party there next year. Jim Long, leave to strike oil in Texas. Steve Lopez, leave all the girls atuthe Playhouse to Dennis Grubb. Dave Lorenzen, leave my car parl-red next to the No Parking sign in the Staples parking lot. Dave Loveless, leave my place on the ice hockey team to any fortunate Junior boy. Margot Luders, leave, that crazy Chemistry class still laughing at Peter Buckley's jokes. Frances MacKenzie, will my labortous French classes to be picked up by Judy Slomoif where I left them off. Mark Marcus, leave my seat in Mr. Chappa's Government class to any Junior who wants it. Janet Mason, leave my violin to who ever plays it. Cathy Martin, leave my regular attendance to Joan Ormand. Butch Marushak, just want to leave. Allen McCulloch, will my ability to keep the Mechanical Drawing room alive to Mike Rowland. Robert McCalmont leave my broom to Zeke. Margie McElwee, will my hot Ford to any Junior boy who will take it. Penny Mclntyre, leave my place in Mr. Kaplan's room to anyone who can keep his mouth shut. Steve Meyers, leave my curly hair to John Treadwell. Niki Miller, will my muumuu to Dona Shook for her trip to Hawaii. Sandy Miller leave at last. Patricia Mills, do hereby will and bequeath to Kathy Ando my best wishes for her senior year. Sue Mola leave the Saugatuck River at low tide to Mr. Tueberr. Delores Moore, will my blush to any girl that embarrasses easily. John Muhlhausen, bequeath my nylon rope belt and safety pinned down collar to anyone who wants to be real cool. Gail Nash, leave the posters in the hall to Joy McCarthy. Joe Nazzaro, leave my hot Ford to Marty Cairo. Chris Whiteowl Nielsen, do hereby bequeath my white hair to Nan Sparks. Ellen Nims, will my bracelets to any Junior girl who wishes to annoy the teachers with them. Bob O'Brien, leave my position on the basketball team to Buddy Frey. Lois Olderman, leave Sheila Block all the senior boys in Staples. Janet Olson, leave in a little black V.W. convertible. Elizabeth Palmer, leave good old Staples High School quietly but gracefully. Walt Papstein, leave all my popular records to anyone interested. Steve Paradis, will my hi-fi set to Judy Lane. Jane Parker, leave my sister to Staples H.S. Anne Parnas, will First Clarinet in orchestra to Nancy Pease. Judy Peacock, bequeath my unwilling blush to Ann Carey, Cwho doesn't really need it.J Patsy Pendergast, leave my place on the back steps to next year's cigarette fiends. Nancy Pilipchuk, leave my clodhoppers CcalceiJ to Mrs. Kearns. Bill Pinkham, leave my place on the baseball team to any lucky boy. David Pollack, leave my journalistic abilities to Lennie Leokum. Dale Pollock, leave my irreplaceable Chemistry partner, Allan Gruet, to Debbie Sisbower. George Poulsson, leave my raccoon coat to Cindi Smith. Brian Premru, will my extra-credit reports to a future government student. Sue Rattray, leave my bow and arrow to the P.E. Dept. Mike Reardon, leave my blond crewcut to Tony Hartley Cjust for a changej Sandy Reed, will my trips to St. Louis to Barbara Bogstahl. Sheila Reindorf, will those ivories to Mrs. John Ohanion. Linda Reuss, leave my dummy to Miss Atkins. Pat Richter, will my Virgil Latin Book to any eager Junior. Dick Riddell, leave my cool red hat to Mike James. Ann Rodia, will one of my French poodles to Mr. Ross. Walter Rosenbush, will my Slap jacks to George Peabody. Lew Rubman, leave my intellectual questions to Ann Dvodow. Erica Ruger, give my place on the English mark graph to Steve Humphrey. Theresa Saponare, bequeath my beautician ability to Bill Sentner. Betty Schaeppi, leave my position on the basketball team to my sister. Sue Schlegel, will my desk in government to anyone who would like to tackle it. Eric Skemp do bequeath a bottle of Canadian Club to Dennis DePierro. Tom Skillin, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to run away from home to Tim Smith. Tom Skinner, leave my love for jazz to Mr. Teubert. Martha Slosson, will my ability to blush easily, to a pale Junior. Sue Smith, leave my happy times at Staples to Linda. Pat M. Smith, give to Marjorie Luciano some curls for naturally curly hair. june Smith, leave my place in the parking lot by the old building to Mike Borchetta, Trent Smith, hope that the junior girls don't forget me too soon because I'll be back in the summer. I Lucy Specht, will my uniform to any hopeful cheerleader who likes to sew on S's and take in waistlines. Jon Springer, leave my pranks to any guy who thinks they're funny. Ruth Stannard, leave the salt and pepper in the cafeteria in hopes of good seasoning. john Stanton gladly leave taking my expression with me. Terry Strauss, leave my hydroplane to the admiral. QMartin Robertsonj john Steinberger, go with no misgivings. . Mary Stirling, will my map and three dollars for gas to Vicki Sarbock. Mildred Sterling, wish my long pageboy to anyone who has the patience to care for it. Jack Stofan, leave my enthusiasm for work to Buddy Frey. Bill Sullivan leave my old sneakers to Mr. Loefiler. john Swaim, leave my shop apron to George Heibler. Sue Swanson, leave my love of parties to Barbara Bogstahl. Bill Szarwak, will tiptoe out without any questions. Sue Taylor, am glad that French didn't get the best of me. Anyone for five years? Pete Teuscher, will my blue car to Staples if you undergrads will put a top on it. Kent Thomas, hereby will my ability for getting into trouble with steady couples to Dennis Grubb. Sue Thomas, leave Pat Higgens without a locker combination to do. Tony Trampler, will leave my interest in girls to John Treadwell. Jon Tomasky, leave my Black Watch plaid bermudas to Danny Moore. CDig those crazy legs.D Helen Tolan, leave to all the happy hangers my little monkey V , who has been hanging, since 1957 when the Red Chevy came out. Tom Treadwell, leave to my brother all the girls whose hearts I haven't yet captured. Carol Tropp, gracefull leave Inklings to anyone who'll take it. Deanna Trusewicz, leave my big pocket books to anyone who is strong enough to carry them. Carole Turnbull, leave my lighter'blond hair to my sister. Gary Vannart, will my love for '57 Red Chevy's to johnny Ward, who might have better luck. Barbara Varley bequeath my flannel-mouth to Mr. Teubert. Judy Vasale, leave my Hungarian to Olga Bales. James Vavrek, leave my parking space by the old building to anybody who wants it. Steve Vogel, bid farewell and that's all. Carol Wagner, leave my smile Cfriendly I hopel to all the '59 girls. Pete Waldeck, say work hard but don't be too good. Gordon Watson, leave. Walter Weigl, leave my hot Plymouth to anyone who will buy it. Richard L. Weiss, do hereby bequeath one toad to Jelf Charnok. Don Wheelock, will my seat in French to Betsy Kramer, have fun! Martha Whitehead, leave my ability to eat anything I want to Joan Ormand. Pete Wright says he'll miss the cafeteria food, but will get used to regular cooking again. I Carl Wunsch, will my head on a tray to Mr. Stevenson. I Tommy Wilson, bequeath my church key to Staples High School. I Etta Viar, leave my jokes to any party who will take them. I Louise Young, leave the halls of ,Staples echoing goodbye and good luck. I Connie Zullo will Kathy Calise my place in Home EC. next year. We, the Senior girls return the junior boys to the junior girls. We, the Class of '58 leave the new high school to all following classes in hopes that they have as many fond memories as we have. 51 W wmfnokxwua rfs Qx FSL S-1 , . L? fl. ASTE - I Wx M JN ' J -- N ' f' S 51, f 2 M9 m y Mwiwf 54 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ...........,.. Robert Denham Vice-President .....,..., jane Seligson Secretary ..,...............,. Molly Brister Treasurer .,...., ...... S teve Groth JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .....,,....... David Pasternak Vice-President ...... Steve Humphrey Secretary .............. Willa Sternbach Treasurer .,.... .........,. G eogi Dean I I i ' Tl ri 1' --'r:::' If :::.:.... n ul MR. GARRY MEYERS Junior Homeroom Room 209 MR. SIEGFRIED SCHREINER Junior Homeroom Room 3 MR. WERNER FRIESS Junior Homeroom Room 2 7 55? MR. FRANCIS GILMORE junior Homeroom Room 7 Htl' MR. EDWARD PONTE Junior Homeroom Room 6 :W MR. HAROLD ALLEN junior Homeroom Room 9 MR. RENATO TATA Junior Homeroom Room T-4 MISS GRACE HASTINGS junior Homeroom Room 1 MRS. BEATRICE WOLYNEC junior Homeroom Cafeteria I.-R 'Ti A 4 Q MR. WALTER STEVENSON Sophomore Homeroom Room T-3 mww-,..--w1- fx,'----' X-,.-Y Y - W X ' 'lf HEISEZQUQ MR. KENNETH JOHNSON Sophomore Homeroom Room 2 15 J MR. JOHN BRADLEY Sophomore I-Iomeroom Room 2 14 MR. CRAIG MATHESON Sophomore Homeroom Room 2 12 MISS LOUISE HIGGINS Sophomore Homeroom Room 205 MR. IRVING KAPLAN Sophomore Homeroom Room 207 MRS. EDNA KEARNS Sophomore Homeroom Cafeteria R-R .f mr 5? Eva 5 MR. PAUL LANE Sophomore Homeroom Room 12 MR. WAYNE ROSS Sophomore Homeroom Library MR. RICHARD FOSS Sophomore Homeroom Cafeteria L-F MR. ANTHONY ARCIOLA Sophomore Homeroom Room 205 Q , acmfmfs ? my if L2i'64 Q QQ R9-Li h 5--X? 1-7.-1 '5 THE 5'ElVv4Tf The Legislative body of the S.S.O., the Senate, was under the presidency of Kit jones. Mary Ann Renzulli took the minutes, Meg Brister took care of correspondence and Penny Ingram, assisted by Connie Whit- man, handled the financial affairs. Mr. Harold Allen served as faculty advisor. This year, for the first time, the Senate joined the National Associa- tion of Student Councils. Other achievements included the reorgani- zation of the school store, a new traffic system in the school corridors and the budget. The Senate also sent representatives, Bill, MaryAnn, Penny, Connie, Per, Pat and Larry to the Southwest Regional Con- ference. .S'..5'. 0. OFFICERS Kit jones ..................... President Mary Ann Renzulli Recording Secretary Meg Brister Corresponding Secretary Penny Ingram ................ Treasurer Connie Whitman Assistant Treasurer Bill Needham President Pro Tempore STUDENT COURT The Student Court this year at- tempted to make the proctor system and the court procedure more effec- tive. Larry Kanaga was the Chief justice, Head Proctor, Alan Dolgeg Clerk, Maggie Klee, Senior judges, Nick Angell and Christina jones and alternate Dick Gesswein, Junior judges, Hank Ottinger and alternate Mike Rowland, Sophomore Judge, Linda Voorhis. Mr. Harold Allen and Mr. Irving Kaplan served as Faculty advisors. Z 14 7' I N Cl UB The Latin Club meets every other week on XVednesday. The thirty- eight members enjoyed contests, games, and talks on mythology and classical Latin subjects. The of-hcers WCICI First Consul ..,,..t. Connie Whitman Second Consul Arm Cafe . ....,....... y Scriba t,.,,..........,.. Marjorie Markel Quaestor ....,....,..t...,....... Joe Arcudi Cerule Aeidles t,,.,.., Faith Saunders Kate Karfoil Plebian Aeidles ,... XVilla Sternbach Ellen Manning The club was sponsored by Mrs. Kearns. aw-A FRHILW CZ IIB This year there were two French Clubs both under the supervision of Miss Charlotte MacLear. Members of both clubs enjoyed panel discus- sions, French games, speakers and an annual trip to New York City. The ofncers of the Advanced French Club were: Cyrus Adler, President, Carol Tropp, Vice President, Ginny Compton, Secretary, Jane Brown, Treasurer, Dale Pollack, Program Chairman. Officers of the Second year French Club were, Bunny Ka- lin, President, Kitty Field, Secretary, Geogi Dean, Treasurer. Pffll05'0Pfl.V 6103 The Philosophy Club was recog- nized for the first time this year under the supervision of Mr. Stanley Lorenzen. The members, who must have background on the subject, studied various contemporary philo- sophers and philosophies, had speak- ers, and went to a few college semi- nars. Carl Wunsch was President and co-moderator, Leslie Harrar was Vice-President and co-moderator, and Sue Church was Secretary-Treas- urer. GIRLS WEE CUIB The Girls Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Robert Estes, met as a separate organization and also as part of the mixed chorus. This musical group took part in the Christmas Candlelight Concert and the Spring Concert this year. . .-. .. ..v.,,,v,g1 M U f. 5 ' VU.. W E Tiff BAND The Band joined the numerous fans to promote great spirit at the exciting football games. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Estes, the Band played in the annual Spring Concert and marched in the Memo- rial Day Parade. The elected officers for this year were, Don Brown, Stu- dent Conductor, jim Kyle, Assistant Student Conductor, janet Mason, Secretary, Judy Slomoif, Treasurer, Nancy Pease, Wendy Ogilvy and Liz Lewis, Librarians. A L'APPfllf4 Cfl0lR This year the A Cappella Choir was under the able direction of Mr. john Ohanian. Accompanied by Mr. Ohanian and Mrs. Kendall Rey- nolds, the Choir presented programs at the Christmas Candlelight Con- cert and the Spring Concert. The officers were, Jim Kyle, President and Student Conductor, Sandy Ful- lerton, Vice-President and Student Conductor, Pat Dorsey, Secretary, Judy Lambert, Treasurer, jane Brown and Jim Geiges, Librarians, Dale Pollack, publicity. ORCHESTRA The Staples Orchestra, conducted by Mr. John Ohanian, played selec- tions at both the Christmas Candle- light Concert and the Spring Con- cert. The elected oliicers were, Don Wheelock, President, jim Kyle, Vice-President, Sandy Fullerton, Secretary, Francis MacKenzie, Treas- urerg Ann Parnas and janet Mason, Librarians. BOYS' WEE CHIB The Boys, Glee Club operated in the same manner as the Girls, Glee Club, meeting as a separate organi- zation and also as a part of the mixed chorus. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Estes. The groups public performances included the Christmas Candlelight Concert and the Spring Concert. i . --,, na, . . , '.: ---- . W- - f -' -'f V - 'rms' 'I C Ii 13 x. aft, Fifiilai' 'L' if ia, -3 -- IU. g ' 'f xr: Z'-I.-:fall 1 131 1 A3 -- E' 50Pff0MORf GIRLS 6155 CLUB The Sophomore Girls Glee Club was under the direction of Nlr. Robert Estes and was open to all Sophomore girls. They, too, partici- pated in the Christmas Candlelight Concert and the Spring Concert. , . 1 f-'hn-v-:-'-'--e- -- ----e - ------wN......s... f 'P f5f'!? P 'r ..:.:s-L---fa -4-5.-2 .W - -4. , ,. - . ., E 1,- .S'00lVDlN6'.S' This year Soundings, Staples, an- nual literary publication strove to maintain the fine record set by it in previous years. Each year, original literary efforts by the students are judged by committees for publica- tion. The Editorial Board consisted of Ross Drake, Editor-in-Chief, Les- lie Harrar and Carl Wunsch, Assis- tant Editorsg Dave Goslee, Managing Editor, Connie Whitman and Ann Ovadow, junior Editors. ? INKUNGS' Inklings, the Staples newspaper, was published this year by a staff headed by Carol Tropp and Roberta Brandes, Editors-in-Chief, Other stu- dents on the Editorial Board were, Dave Pollack, Managing editor, Connie Whitman, news editor, Leonard Leokurn, feature editor, Kevin Lowther, sports editor, jane Brown and Meg Brister, copy edi- torsg Judy Slomoff, circulation edi- tor, Maggie Klee, Public Relations manager, Lee Kirtpatrick, photo- graphy manager, Cathie Caselnova, advertising manager, Sandy Entigar, typing manager. Miss Dorothy Keith served as faculty editorial ad- visor and Mr. Francis Gilmore as faculty advertising advisor. IIERARIANS' The Library Club is a volunteer group who devote their free time to help Miss Roberts, the librarian, and their fellow students. A few tasks which the girls perform are: filing books, locating magazines needed for reference or enjoyment, pasting bindings and pages jarred from books, sending out overdue notices and checking books. .YCICNCE C103 The Staples Science Club is under the supervision of Mr. Kenneth johnson. The Club performs ex- periments, both group and indivi- dual, in physics and chemistry. Tem- porary chairmen are appointed when necessary. SOCCER TEAM This year, the game of soccer was instituted at Staples under the super- vision-of Mr. Albert Loefiler. Staples played against Stamford, Ludlowe, Andrew Warde and New Canaan, the four games played on an un- ofiicial basis. The teams were made- up of next yearis players. MATH C108 This year, the Mathematics Club under the sponsorship of Mr. Walter Stevenson, held weekly meetings presided over by Carl Wuinsch with Pete Wright acting as Vice-Presi- dent and Penny Ingram as Secretary- Treasurer. The Club, for the first time this year, joined the National High School Mathematics Club, Mu Alpha Theta CM.A.ThD. Activity has centered on such items as math contests, elementary calculus and problems of interest to the members. V0lL'E 0F DEMOCRACY CON7'f.S7 The Voice of Democracy Contest, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, was held at Staples on November 26th. Winners were Leonard Leokum, Jane Seligson, and Richard Roth. Mr. Wayne Ross was faculty advisor. lV4 AMERICAN lE6l0N 0RA70RlCAl L'0NTE.S'7 The American Legion Oratorical Contest, under the supervision of Mr. Wayne Ross, was held on Feb- ruary 5th. Contestants were re- quired to speak about the Constitu- tion. Participants in the contest were: Connie Whitman, Stephen Lefcourt, Ann Carey, Charlie Wil- kinson, John Kapner, Leonard Leo- kum, Nick Ovadow, and Ann Ova- dow. C'ERAMlC.S' CLUB This club, which is actually a crafts club, was sponsored by Miss Salmon. Its oiiicers were: President - Gail Nash Vice-President - Nancy Philipchuk Secretary - Sue Jurney It met every Wednesday. Mem- bers worked with clay, enamel, alu- minum, copper, paints, ceramics, or any other art materials they wished to use for their individual projects. PAPER-BO0ND 800K MMMITTEE The Paper-Bound Book Store was organized last year by a Senate Committee under the chairmanship of Roberta Brandes and Tom Win- kopp. Working in association with Mr. Wyatt Teubert, the committee ordered a varied selection of mater- ial, including the College Outline Series. This year the committee is under the direction of Roberta Brandes with john Kapner as junior Assistant. Mr. Wyatt Teubert and Miss Helen Roberts are faculty advisors. Rlflt' C103 The first Staples Rifle Club was organized in 1930. Today, twenty- eight years later, many students are enjoying the facilities of a four point rifle range and excellent instruction under the supervision of Mr. Walter Stevenson. The club is a member of the National Rifle Association and is sponsored by the Directors of Civilian Marksmanship, a depart- ment of the United States Army. The officers for the year were: Brian Blundell, Presidentg David Pollack, Secretary and Treasurerg Dennis Mount, Executive Officer. PROJEL'7l0lVl.S'7'5' Under the auspices of Mr. Charles Lawerence as faculty advisor, the projection crew is trained to operate the Audio-Visual Aids equipment. The workers operate the projectors for the showing of films in various classes. Dan Brophy was head pro- jectionist this year. we wffvlysfv Vf'1,,z,'f..mffs1fy-ef wr- wfwzfsnz 11 :wan V -, uf wifi:-A ,wb-'fwfr vwaf. ' 14. ,mf wr ww mfwzfezv. 4 -raw 7 a, r'zws.4,f11 , .Arr V- : lwnup mx raawfw fx ff 4 1+nww:,2,vw:ifv fe' r., ft , -iw f ,W FUTURE TEACHERS' 0F AMERICA The purpose of the Future Teachers of America Club is to ac- quaint interested students with the teaching profession. Under the di- rection of Miss V. Louise Higgins, the club plans to take trips to State Teachers Colleges, and to have guest speakers. Including its various ac- tivities this year, it gave the annual tea for the classes of 1957 dur- ing the Christmas holidays. The of- ficers were: janet Olson, President, Nancy King, Vice President, Tippy Vierling, Secretary, Andy Eastman, Treasurer, Dale Pollack, Librarian. Ill ZEADERS' CLUB The Leaders Club under the supervision of Miss Virginia Parker provided leadership and responsi- bility for those girls who were se- lected as qualified. The girls helped by doing the small but necessary tasks, thereby letting Miss Parker spend more actual teaching time with the class. The members were selected by the students, Miss Parker, and the faculty. This year many of the girls went on a ski trip' to Ver- mont, and later took the National Basketball Referees Exam. NURSES 6108 The Nurses Club is organized to acquaint future nurses with the dif- ferent forms of their chosen profes- sion. With Mrs. Caroline Geiges as its faculty advisor, the club has many activities. They have guest speakers, and take tours of nearby hospitals. The f officers this year were: Lucy Specht, President, Judy Vasale, Vice President, Nancy Pilipchuk, Secre- tary. 5'. 5. 0. IMNDBOUK COMMITTEE The Compass, Staples handbook, was published for the lirst time this year to introduce new students to Staples. The Senate Committee that prepared the handbook included Carol Tropp, chairmang Janice Bar- ry, Meg Brister, Wendy Ogilvy, Dale Pollack, Cindi Smith, Chris Jones, and faculty advisor Mr. Wyatt Teu- bert. THE 6'fi0Rv4lEER.S' The Choraleers was a new Choral group organized this year under the direction of Mr. Robert Estesi The group participated in both the Christmas Candlelight Concert and the Spring Concert. The ofiicers wereg Tom Wilson, Student Con- ductorg Katrine DeMaria, Secretaryg Barbara Hoppe and Alan Dolge, Li- brarians. 1 I I ' f ' A' lllti ai I lair DANCE BAND The Staples Dance Band, The Mello Tones, was organized last year under the supervision of Mr. Robert Estes. The Band played for Staples as well as at other outside engage- ments. This year the President was Dave Lorenzen. p ' if 1 yt. fix K XX gig N ff M 1 . 'X is wg NN R X , 1 if X XX My vf gg WW K ffgx U ff A NX I X ix W X JW X . X ' X X ' A ' , ff A, ' JM NWN jig Q q . ix M ,view Q4 'vxQ k9w 13 ,. 7 fx- fm.,- . ,441 ' Ir , w X ' , .,m, H Q Y...-f 'S n gl! Q' X ' A 2 :Qi S 5 A Xxx wx XX MI iw Mkirg . 'Run S-1 JT X I QX. 1, , X Vx! x x ,f X ff ,,, xg? x k A 5 N .5 KX? X X H vt. x , ' ' HX X4 E rf! X K 1 , 1 ' f i , ,xx ! 1 I , . -, A 2 bg Xi: ff X. X S If X 'Q' 3 X X i ffxx X- 5,14 1 QQ: X-N xxx ' , Qs' TSQR f 'Ax.N K X W id! 5 x XX 5 X 9 f -f , ,T 5 , 'li X - - '.- ll-1' . A , I 5 , kg .-7 :Y yy Q N fx 1 , . f, 5 - Y , x , QT I M .x'AUMV,u,, J I XX X . f I Aix J ' X ww W , - I V X Yi . ff C ' 1 - - 1 L - xx if Q . ,,..H X41 Yfuk fgif' - Q X J 5 ' CJ3, X if Ury X ' ,V X ,I 1 I I 'I .ik sro is Q . 1 E ,Y 4' 1- 1f'u-, ,Ate-Egg ,N f f '3lisf1..:il' F007B!lll The 1957 season for Staples was not as impressive as former years. The schedule included six class A op- ponents, one class B opponent, and one class C op- ponent. Staples started the season with an inexperi- enced team, but soon through the guidance of head coach Frank Dornfeld and assistants Mike Chappa and Paul Lane, it became a team that was highly re- spected throughout the county. The season getting off to a slow start by defeats at the hands of Roger Ludlowe 13-0 and Norwalk 21-O, was soon reversed when the inspired Staples team de- feated New Canaan 29-O. This inspiration was almost lost when half the team came down with the Asiatic flu before the Bassick game. Due to this fact, Staples suffered another set-back at the hands of Bassick 25-13. The Asiatic flu got to such proportions that the games with Andrew Warde and Greenwich had to be cancelled. Staples then faced Danbury and undefeated Darien, their two toughest opponents of the season. The inspired Staples team, not to be discouraged by the physical setbacks, won a moral victory over Dan- bury even though the score was 21-7. Staples then played its last game against Darien and almost pulled the most surprising upset of the year. Darien had never had more than seven points scored against them in any game. Staples broke this record by scoring 12 points in the first half. In the second half Darien proved to be too powerful for the Wreckers and eked out a score of 25-12. This game ended a season in which Staples scored 61 points as opposed to 104 for the opponents. Top scorers were Co-captain Bill Sullivan, Tony Hartley, and Don Bieling with 12 points apiece. Bill Eichelman, Steve Humphrey, and Pat Gruet had 6 points apiece, while Tucker Taggard kicked five extra points. Twelve football seniors: Co-captain Bill Sullivan, jim Long, Mike Reardon, Trent Smith, john Apple- ton, Bill Szarwak, Chris Nielson, Cy Adler, Larry Ka- naga, Pat Gruet, Bob O'Brien, and Tom Wilson - will graduate this June. At the annual PAL football banquet the major awards went to Co-Captain Bill Sullivan, for the Most Valuable Player, Tom Wilson the Most Outstanding Player, and Bill Szarwak the Most Valuable Reserve -zwmswxiuimfsuwdz c1Uaauum:1r:wcvfn'nrsf f . . f 1 M A Xw4vwfr.r1f-:raw1fwuiv:.n1-QMA:'f:M'ff-,-ww L CHEERZEADERS Starting off with a completely new squad, with the exception of Cathy Boyd and Pat Dor- sey, this year the Staples cheerleaders eventually exhibited the exceptionally fine spirit and talent that has always been a large part of the Staples football and basketball games. The support of the school band and the ardent Staples fans also helped considerably. The seven seniors on the squad were Cathy Boyd, Captain, Pat Dorsey, Faxon Green, Meg Brister, Judy Lambert, Lucy Specht, and Betty Mae Lanute. The five juniors were Cathy Friedman, Joan Ormand, Barbara Bogstahl, Georgi Dean, and Nan Sparks. Miss Virginia E. Parker served as advisor. ,, f fri . ,,' ' . , Q, , 4' 4- GA J f ,1 J 1 , 47 3 If if 5 B gif f 9' ' ,rv - H BASKETBAZI 7957-58 Under the fine coaching of Albert Loeffler and Assistant Coach Paul Lane, the Staples Wreckers, Cinderella team of Connecticut, had a very successful season for their first year in Class A Competition. The Wreckers ended up with a record of 10 wins against ll losses. The Cinderella team made the bot- tom of the C.l.A,C. ratings for the tournament by being awarded the Zlst position. They pulled a big upset by winning their first game against Wilby, ranked 16th, 47-41. The Wreckers drew William Hall of Hartford, ranked 8th, for their next opponent. The Cinderella team pulled about the biggest upset in the State by beating Hall 67-50. ln the quarter finals Staples dropped a tough one to Hartford Public 74-56. Bill Sullivan, Steve Humphrey and Mike Rear- don played excellent ball in the tournament named to the 2nd All Tournament Team. The team was led by its two co-captains Bill Sul- livan and Mike Reardon. Reardon ended up the season with 538 points, Sullivan with 237, and Hum- phrey with 258. Bill Needham and Bob O'Brien filled in the back court with Buddy Frey and Mike Katz seeing plenty of action. Next year's team will look toward upperclassmen Steve Humphrey, a varsity standout, Bill Needham and Buddy Frey, to take over where the Wreckers left off, - both on and off the court. l I 1 A ,Za 'f f Q V, fy,w,.w up M-qw x V 4, , ' R: 'K gmt 1 ,Huy Z , fsqggl., Zi' Wx ' gf RMU - La X A, 'Q ' V 4 X r-Mfr eff 3- I 3 if A X ei' N 5 5 E l GIRLS fl0ClCEY This year the girls hockey team closed out a most suc- cessful season, one in which the undefeated varsity won six games while engaging in two ties. Defense strong, Miss Parker's disciples limited the op- position to a mere two goals in the eight outings one to Andrew Warde, the other to Stamford. Meanwhile Staples banged up eleven goals past opposing goalies. High scorer for the season was Janet Olson with four goals, other scorers were Sara Knight - three - Janice Barry - two - Linda Foss and Jill Cody - one. Jayvees, playing only a few games because of illness won once, lost once and had two no-score draws. Angela Allard scored the only goal for the season. Members of the varsity were: Chris Randolph, Sara Knight, janet Olson, Janice Barry, -Ioan Barbea, Pat Lane, Linda Foss, Sandy Fullerton, Ann Rodia, Katrine DeMaria Cco-captain D, Fran MacKenzie Cco-captainj, Betty Schaeppi, jill Cody, Lucy Lees, Members of the junior varsity were: Dorothy MacKenzie, Carol Schaeppi, Angela Allard, Dana Scott-Wood, Darcey Miller, Pam Agnese, Virginia Aiken, Betsy Beardsley, Veronica Publo, Joan Leptic, Betsy Kramer, Elien Espenscheid, janet Holmes, Noel Kleid. Managers were: Carol Aspinwalk, Sheila Block. 3 .1 BASKETBAZI - 19.58 GIRLS' The girls varsity squad had an almost perfect season this year with seven wins and one loss Qthis being to Darienb. The J.V. squad broke even with four wins and four losses for their season. Both teams were under the super- vision of Miss Virginia Parker. Members of .the teams are as follows: ,5 , Lg v A 1 L' ':mur f ' l ,J za 4 f , i 1 ff , 8455314 For the first time in eleven years, the Staples Base- ball Wreckers, under their coach Albert Loefller, were unable to dominate the county class B league. The club's season record was seven victories and nine losses. The team was led by Co-captains Red Izzo and jack Mitchell. Red led the team in home runs with three clean sweeps. Jack, an all around man, batted .412 and had a perfect pitching record - 2-0. Sopho- more, Dick Galley led the team in batting with .444, while senior Bill Green, a first year man came through in the clutch several times and ended up with a .388 average. The club started the season with two smashing victories over Danbury and Wright Tech. Then they fell into a slump and couldn't get going again until sophomore, Steve Humphrey hurled a brilliant one hitter against New Canaan and enabled the team to gain a 6-O victory. Later, the team picked up by dump- ing Wright Tech, Rodger Ludlowe, Andrew Warde, and New Canaan, but lost to Darien, Greenwich and Norwalk. ZZ 84 0,9570 Staples this year will look toward seniors: Mike Reardon, Bob O'Brien, Billy Pinkham, Frank Bedell and Mike Katz. The Scores Staples ...... ..... 1 6 Danbury ............. ,.... 5 Staples 9 Wright Tech Staples Stamford ...... Staples Norwalk ...... Staples Greenwich .. Staples New Canaan Staples Darien ........., Staples Wright Tech Staples Stamford ..,... Staples Danbury ....,. Staples Ludlowe ...... Staples Greenwich .. Staples Norwalk ....,. Staples New Canaan Staples Andrew Warde Staples Darien ........ V . 4, r-1. l 1, 5'7f4Plf.S' 71314615 7'fv4M The year 1957 saw the Staples Track Team edge Stonington 45W - 37M, to walk off with class B honors at the C.I.A.C. State meet on Dewitt Creyler Field, Yale, June 1. The Staples thinclads had a very successful season under the guidance of Coach Frank Dornfield and Paul Lane. The thinclads placed well at the state in- door meet and did equally well at the Fairfield in- vitational and the county meet. In their first duel meet with Stamford, Staples was decisively beaten. The determined Stapleites bounced back to whip Ludlowe and Stratford in a triangle meet. In their next meet with Andrew Warde, Staples thumped Warde 75 to 24. Staples went on to defeat Norwalk and Danbury in two very thrilling encounters. In the final Triangle meet with New Canaan and Darien, Staples missed winning by a margin of 4 points. The year 1957 produced many individual stops and also something more important, a great desire to win and team spirit. Two records fell in 57 , John Long broke an 8, year old record in the javelin throw set in 1949 by Charles Curtis who tossed the spear 157' 1 . Long's toss was 164' 9M . The other record that was estab- lished was in the 880 yd relay at the C.I.A.C. meet. The previous record of 1235.0 set by E. Wilson, G. Chappa, E. Samuelson, P. Russell in 1956 was eclipsed in the record breaking time of 1134.9 by E. Wilson, J. Barmmer, W. Koopman. The 1957 season was one of Staples greatest and with many promising and upcoming youngster the 1958 track team should be one to watch. It should be mentioned that Staples will be participating as a class AU school, thus making the competition very stiif. If Staples keeps up its fine team spirit of last year, the team can be assured of a fine season. SCHOOL RECORDS 100 yd Dash - Peter Russell - April 20, 1955 - 10.1. 220 yd Dash - Peter Russell - May 21, 1956 - 22.8 440 yd Run - Norman Williams - May 12, 1955 - 51.5 880 yd Run - Norman Williams - May -26, 1955 - 1 nhil6f?un -- Norman Williams - May 19, 1955 - Hfglugiliiimp - George Stanton - May 27, 1947 - Brgac? ltimp - Peter Russell - May 26, 1956 - Pol2e1 gault - Charles DeMaria, George Powers -- June 1, 1939 - 11' 1 Shot Put - Curtis Maddock -- june 2, 1953 - 48' ZW, Discus Throw - Curtis Maddock - May 28, 1953 -- 133' 9 Javelin Throw - John Long -- June 1, 1957 - 1641 9151 880 yd Relay - E. Wilson, J. Struass, J. Barmer, W. Koopman - june 1, 1957 - 1134.9 440 yd Relay - P. Russell, N. Williams, D. Kinsman, V. DePierro - April 16, 1955 - 46.2 Sprint Medley Relay - P. Russell, N. Williams, V. DePierro, P. Kinssman, - April 16, 1955 - 3240.7 Mile Relay - D. Clark, R. Garside, S. Messelt, K. Scherk - April 21, 1951 - 3155.2 L1 g,.::f.X'Q,4T f ffbff-wfkf-'E -'15 ax E , ,11,3W.Zl'1,!2Y X L41 T ffhf TENNIS' Dr. Freeman Marshall, now in his forty-fifth year of meritorious serv- ice toward New England tennis, has again found himself a winner. Al- though last yearls record was rather unimpressive, 6-6-l, the heart of the squad is returning, with the excep- tion of fiery Geoff Reynolds, whose consistently superior playing great- ly aided the squad. Lured away from Staples by the vast athletic resources of private institutions were S. S. Cunningham and Tom Winkopp who seemed certain to have gained their former positions. Pete Wright and Doug Given, seniors and Pete Grossman, Jr. who together form a powerful triumivivate, will return. Although they were carefully kept under wraps last year, Dave Goslee, Mark Hattenbach, and Steve Lef- court will undoubtedly break into this year's starting six. 3. 6'0lF The Staples golf team, coached once again by Mr. Michael Chappa, had a very successful season, win- ning seven, tying one, and suffering only two defeats, both at the hands of Greenwich High School. Starting members of the team were: Captain for the year, Rennie Law, Bob Patterson, Mike Rowland, and Micky Gilbertie. Alternates in- cluded Eddie Karazin, Mike Cun- ningham, Tom Treadwell, Ned She- velson, and john Varley. The team which automatically went to the county conference, also qualified for the state tournament having won more than half of its matches. Although the team did not place high in either tournament, recogni- tion was brought to Staples through the personal performance of Captain Rennie Law, who capped the Indivi- dual County Championship Crown. - - V .' t ' TAPLES ,Q i STAPLES 5 Y' STAPLES P STAPLES lk, arf.. ' fx' f V if f X 1 STAPLES! js., .za 5, If 5 ,ig fgp punt K Q---f GIRZS' S01-'TBAZZ TEAM Last year the girls softball team, under the supervision of Miss Vit- ginia Parker, lost four games and won three, the wins from Stamford 20-S and 15-5, also Darien 9-5. Members of the squad were: Judy Lambert, Patsy Whitehead, Nancy Converse Ccaptainh Sandy Fuller- ton, Katrine DeMaria, Ann Rodia, Betty Schaeppi, Willa Sternbach, MaryAnn Brandstrom, Sandy Miller, Alice Morgan, Nancy Pease, Lois Anderson, Sarah Knight, Fran Mac- Kenzie. , 1 nl, if 3-. i E5 Q ' ga lie! 9 i, 4,lW 1 SWIM TEAM This year the Staples Swim Team, coached by Ed Gillam and jim Mc- Pherson, blossomed forth to finish second in the Southern Division of the State after a tie-breaking trian- gular play-off meet with Stratford and Greenwich. Staples had an im- pressive league record of 12 and 1, and an overall record of 13 and 2, losing only to Stratford and State Champion Torrington. Staples' ZOO- yard relay team took first in that event at the New England Cham- pionships, the entire tearn finishing fifth in a held of twenty-five of the best teams in the East. This was only the first year of existence of the swim team, under co-captains Alan Dolge and joe Brophy. 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Heudquurterr For School Supplier Phone CA 7-2862 ANIMAL 'NN KERRlGAN's PET SHOP Auty Body Workf - Collirion Service B dl' K OW mg wwe! 24 Hour Wrecker Service POST ROAD E. T. Kerrigan, jr. WESTPORTI CONN- 550 RIVERSIDE AVENUE WESTPORT, CONN. CA 7-6055 7K0'210v'-0 '-024-0Y-0f'01'0 0 C0'40'P10 0'f0 '0'1'00 Body and Fender Repairs - Expert Refinishmg Q '5fQ'7fWf 7, 1 fff l My f 4 'fm , fl, 5 if 455 9 I 9 .wb 1 4 , A S , v 1 .M nd.. 1 nr 'N 'zx ,, X, Q. Awa- Lxsmi WFS . . l r f ,V ff I mn- 5, 5,.7,,f fi A.,,.,4f-Vw f......4l1 , ' vwmva: , :Qian-14' .mf .. wb I 1 Lnlgwsa, ,i A. ..s',f.1m7 'vva.w:1it.m,' 1 if r WWW f Mllfymgy, :acwaoawoowwmoawammmwmwwmwmowwomamwwmwmwx -01 '16 4101 6110 -101101101101 401101101101 1101 101101101 7101 Beit Wiyhef to the Complfmwff CLASS OF 1958 A. G. MGCPHERSON 81 SONS, INC. 1- H E OFFICE EQUIPMENT ,md SUPPLIES W E S T N 0 R WESTPORT, CONN. CA 7-2542 Compliment: Of Phone CA 7-9329 FAMOUS Anrlsrs REN'5 GU'-F SERVICE STATION S C H 0 0 I. S GENERAL REPAIRING ROAD SERVICE WESTPQRT, CQNN. Wfzfloing - Lubrication - Tirex - Tiibex 11 SAUGATUCK AVENUE SAUGATUCK, CONN. 115 Q -H 101 101101 1011-011-0110'11-7 101101 I I 1 I ez ' X , sw 5 X N 9? ful? -j in 2 .Nwf - U ggi' , fu-5 gh' as S . 'il' 5-' .... Y TV' '1 r- f- Y x Q I 'Q l', 'fx 523' fm ,jig-J f' 4, kv! 5 St ' W A 2 F: f VW .2 ef-r gg wA4.E,T'T-L F: 1- H5 Sa -nf 4 .J V f-4: xg! .ff ,J , , T5 .Ju ek ' i-f,, f -'63 -'-0' 7 -01 14-0' 401 '01 5C7'f0v -C-051001011-0 '05'-0 40517401l0W100Z'A0P'0'ZWf0N0 0-401f0 0X0'6Y0405f0N0 0 0x CApital 7-4626 RIVERSIDE Complimeutx Q T o P s H o P 5 W Convertible and Suburban Topx Auto Upbolxtery Cuftom Made Slip Cowen GREENBERG'S J. Harrigan DEPARTMENT STORE 617 RIVERSIDE AVENUE SAUGATUCK, CONN. wlLToN on co. 5 DANBURY ROAD I WILTON, CONNECTICUT FUEL OIL 24 HOUR OIL BURNER SERVICE OIL BURNERS 118 :cowoxoua-agonoxoeaeaxaQazwfvamwmmweawwwgahaveawemmowfammfawawx FAIRFIELD FURNITURE INC. 2-10 WEST STATE STREET WESTPORT, CONN. Open Daily 9:30 - 6:00 P.M. Thurs. Sc Fri. Evening to 9:00 P.M STATE DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Where Better Cleaning Conf Leu 101 EAST STATE STREET WESTPORT, CONN. WESTPORT CONN .S ' I- 'f 17' ix 66 MAIN STREET I ..l- 1 1 X, '5 - S I I' ,fp fi 316: ?-Q gvx Comm nt gy m compo cent-Er Westport 7C0?'0 ?f0' -0'C?201-0V0240 0P'?f0110'Q0 20X0 '0'P'0'K0'1?f-0N0N0'f0P'0K0N02f0K0210X0 x797'Q' 101!740TC07l91'07l01C7'5'47'05Z5C0'40XQ'407 55'9K0' x ff-0 402'0v-05 101'-0116 1014-0' -'-0110 0ff0 1010f0 410v'0-'-0 0'N-?'01 40 -'01 7f4016L920'1'-01401402 in a hurry? DRIVE-IN DRY CLEANING - SHIRT LAUNDERING Fairlield Cour1ty's Speed Champion of Quality Dry Cleaning Never A Parking Problem - Never An Extra Charge for Same Day Service COMPO SHOPPING CENTER POST ROAD - WESTPORT BEST WISHES 'rx-ua COBWEB K L E I N 5 120 9 5 5 6 9 5 3 E 5 5 2 E 5 5 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 9 9 5 Q 9 5 55 5 5 2 5 5 5 Q ETT- LL M W 0 W W W W M W M M 0 W W M W W 0 0 0 0 W W 0 0 0 f0Y021-01 2010K-0v10P'0N-0X-Oy-0'K0210v-0 H-0'P 9559985955595 1 2 Ni ' M, f f X35 , Q . :E+ .mf ,-Whig: ' , if . k F3 ,,- 1 - .Vis-4 7 1-ID. fb 'Hg aff M-SD. 411 ' f, 47,5 ff59W'f A ,f 'ff pw nf-' ' X9'0Y0' -0K7WW0f7476N74?1?l?0f61f?4?f010N0401176wQf0Y0ff0N6P'0PW'6x 3 HEADQUARTERS FOR B 8 G ALL HOME NEEDS The Store for Men and Boyx Clotloey THE WESTPQR1' For W0rkandSport H A R D W A R E S T O R E Camp Oulfjilfzfeftf and Suppliei Phone CA 7 1211 141 EAST STATE STREET COpposite Post Ofiiceb 125 MAIN STREET WESTPORT, CONN' WESTPORT, CONN. CA 7-6621 M A C ' S M A R K E T 3 A R R O w 2 R E S T A U R A N T MAPLE AVENUE and POST ROAD 5 WESTPORT, CONN. g ITALIAN CUISINE 9 - Phone - CLearwater 9-5759 - CLearwater 9-4062 STEAKS - CHOPS 2 Q1-HCKEN WHERE FINE MEAT S AND 3 FISH REIGN SUPREME 5 E 6 x9cQf70161W16K76YQ610174?WY?C7WY90' 047f?'7fQWY0f0N02'?616X0 X95'-0'f01f0X0K0v10K0'K0v40'vfQl01Q74JL0K7f06N0vW1C01f0N0265'0P0'6N0PC0f10Il76'40l0PL0K?6x 9 Q 5 Complimenty of Complimenrx of 5 the paint bucket 5 SHlLEPSKY'S S O 5 8 MAIN STREET SHERWOOD SQUARE WESTPORT, CONN. WESTPORT, CONN. CEDAR POINT Q SEA FCOD MARKET Cvmplimewff 3 Frefh FiJb of I 40 MAIN STREET ,, ,, E cons HALL 5 Phone CA 7-5982 5 5 5 5 Q GREEN FARMS 5 ssnvlce STATION 5 COUNTRY GAL Q POST ROAD and MAPLE AVENUE g WESTPORT, CONN. CLOTHES FOR 3 Tel. CL 9-7467 JUNIQRS Q A. D. Cormier, Prop. 5 5 5 3 Complimentf of the PHARMACY 3 SHOE FAIR CA 7,5874 Q Sboex for the Family S WESTON SHOPPING CENTER 5 CL 9-3542 5 Drzzgy - Stationery - Lzmcloeonetzfe 5 POST ROAD Q WESTFAIR CENTER PRESCRIPTIONS DELIVERED 5 7 '01' r0Pf0' '01f0'f0Pf0f '0 01102 I z I 5 5 E 3 5 3 I im 52: f, x N! ,fil Uk! 0 avi If ,,af ff? If WP' fig,- .,-,.-... ,- . 75 sw .Fm ? 79? 5 ' 1 ' 1 ga, w ,QL x7f7W 0f7C?6P0'01620172?61610N026N70f0P526X7610f6H014?W1270 ff0v0Y-0'L0 '-0x PHIL BAKER S RESTAURANT ITALIAN CUISINE Phillipj Matro Prop 56 NEW CANAAN AVENUE NORWALK CONNECTICUT C omplirnentx o f TOWN 8m COUNTRY SHOES 55 MAIN STREET WESTPORT, CONN. WESTPORT BOOK SHOP Book! - New and Second Hand Greeting Card! - Stationery 144 PARKER-HARDING PLAZA CA 7-5977 95f?C01'05i9' -?'407C056YQ'407' K9 9 0v0w.0-K0-AQK0 Kwwxwaaoeawdafmvcmfmwafmwnafmwxawwwvaemwfaeafafawwwwwmwwwwx We Grow the Flowery we Sell A. GILBERTIE - FLORIST - SYLVAN LANE COff Riverside Avenuej 'On your way to the nation' Compliments of CHARLES LIQUORS COMPO SHOPPING CENTER COMPO SHOPPING CENTER WESTPORT CONN WESTPORT, CONN. COMPO ACRES PHARMACY Wextportf Lerulzrlg Drug Store COMPO SHOPPING CENTER CA 7 5885 CA 7-3843 ANDY EA577'7AfV Af I 3 KA QEEVV D15 LKIXXVOA D pgfvfxfy ZXVGRAN MAN 6 '5pARf5 CA ff-fy HQZL-'DMAN D S U f CAff-fb! Cuf? 775' L G A I-I Z. 5 Q L N E I2 5 A E lj I Y M LUCY SPEC!-I6 S B L 7: FRAIVC E5 NA CICEXVZIE N Z: R A fi T 5 W, CWM ,W my A I LNVDA F055 fv 0 L L U H y A E 5 3 fVfCffOLe51 GOOD LUCK H W 3 A O U 1 JANE Bfaomv Q ,Q L O R J- Z ,Sway Dil. vgccf-110 y L Q ,C N L I? 5 I M C U R M 0 .BA RBA RA HOPPE O T N 5 C GT K H 5 A BARBARA B065 TA HL A L R 'V 5 Y C L. T A O H H H Q N .5ALZ.Y DfEfj'C'01L 401102163 40'f0N7'-011010 010220 1'-059761 '000 - o000000000m00000m0ww0000 VO L K SWAG E N GHIA COUPE CONVERTIBLE SEDAN STATION WAGON EUROPEAN MOTORS INC. POST ROAD CA 7-7216 WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT C omplimentf 0 f EI.SIE and JERRY 18 AVERY PLACE WESTPORT CONN C plime Of MARVEL'S 2 Z-mf 1,05 ,, '11 ff xmgiimg 31 ln - X ,yllim , gy VJ, I fr MMV , Af, If V 1 KT? ,Q G, , ,ii .. Y -S ,fa 'fr V - I .ss Y 'ls .-.3 I , ll !,? -v WD Vo im. wuzgwffza f,f',4,44...4g4M,g.,,wv'-+s+fL.. 'M 'wf g za ffz , ' , 1 A x 1 x Q f - l gi? -0 f10 10'N?10'6X0 10110v10f10 10X0f10'10P16 21?10'2'-0f-01 -101 -1? 1-7101171021017 106' 1101101 -102 00' 101-01102 40' X? gndre Cgyeurz' as Jewelers, Inc. For the Fimf in Jewelry CA 7-7667 89 MAIN STREET WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT S. SILVER INC. Fine Leather Goodf COMPO SHOPPING CENTER SCHAEFER ROBERT A. BENEDICT IEWELER 211 EAST STATE STREET WESTPORT, CONN. Congratulatiom to the SPORTING Gooos, INC. G 'dmf of STAPLE S HIGH TAYLOR PLACE CLASS OF '58 WESTPORT, CONN. yxyxyv 01-011-0'0110'K0' A710'10 0,0,0,,0 134 x .mem-aaawvwaaffmfmgawwaavmwwwwwzv Aafm-owauox 9 SALES SERVICE P A T T E R S 0 N HAIR STYLISTS BENSON T E L E V I S I 0 N 'k 263 RIVERSIDE AVENUE TAYLOR pLAQE WEST PORT, CONN. WESTPORT, CONN. CA 7-6655 Radio - Telefuifion - Sporting Good: C Z' t f 5 mp 'W' I 0 HOUSE or mrs: mc. CA 7-6601 Q VILLAGE MARKET POST ROAD in WESTPORT, CONN 5 WILTON, CONN' 'Ave Beiser - jack Elgart g Appliancey - Luggage - Giftware 5 Bm Wm, ,O ,be YOUNG soPHls1lcA1Es CLASS OF 1958 WESTPORT, CONN. 5 POST ROAD EAST a lu carter 3 RESTAURANT Clotloex and Acceuories for S Subteem, Teens and In. 2 x7x0a0f-0N0fr0 f0v'-0'w-0v0:e0w0n0w,,y,.,0y,0,,0, ' :rw Lux x 3' cg x by I, r -'N 5 5 Q-- a . Y x, .. 5 K f v -. i 4 ,4. . , F .il mf .gba I ,Q -'Loi .rj .Ei fn 4 vi. ,. Q-,Y . , .+,-,-, -gil, Q3- if -I s1lBs-xi S, film ul R if ! ' .- ,Av naalmw Serin 111 f101101'01L01L02'Qf0' 1054010 Ill I. H. GIIIIIT 8: SUN Q INCORPORATED 5 SERVING WESIPIIIII SINCE 1863 YOU'RE suns FUEL I I Q cobnus E? N Jsooo -Ig 503355. HIGH8IAND L53 I COAL ITONI J CANNEL coAL - rlnsrucz wooo i Washed Sznd - Crushed Sion: and Gravel Ce t A Lime - F 'lizer - Peat Moss Call W UA 7-5131 'fZZ1.n.fi1iLQ.f'Zii.f'3'.3L'Il1 ' 0perating The Only Bulk Plant in Town JK 01-01-010' 62 20 L0'0 0 -710' 017 138 '020f'01401'0110'N0N0'40 -01651 '-Qf0 2l0244 STOTHART BUICK CHARLES STREET and RIVERSIDE AVE. WESTPORT, CONN. JA, E? POPS ,., .9 HAROLD J. MCGILI. CO. CLASSICS Plumbing and H eating C ontmctorf WESTPORT, CONN. RHYTHM 8: BLUES LP-45-78 I Gom pfiments of KIWANIS CLUB OF WESTPGRT 0 Ib T' KO LII P-I A Nl ma:- CD -13 'vb Q... :UZ -4 Ch tv -I PU N H1 ON Nm v.'-I '01 '0X02f02'-05 401 401'-02 '0 f02 f0'4'0N010ff016'1 10 -01 10 f0'4C04 202402 X01 7c0a6W620P171?4?WY00P6f0f016Y0v6N?10K0v6 650N76N0P6Y00' 0'6 139 ba W Q so q1 ' Ly My in M MQFWW ow if XV ,Q M if ,Maw-6005? 0 Nl QMMW J g Et Q xx ig Q 5 , fu Each' Kobhnq XSS' 8 gag Gu? Sgyf ASK QA WWW? lm? ,, af U WMM 9, .,,,,,f9.- wl,.Lx,.h.a 140 '0 '-0f'0 0v'0'0'4'-0 '-04021-012-65C 1 ,., W AN AIITIIENTIU UUUNTRY STDRE - 4 .--I rr -gi -TQ T -b 0 . .QQ LABIE S' READY'-'MADES QQ.. the Separate Qhnp O if W'ESTPOB.T,CONN. ' LON'GMEADOW',MASS'W C0mpZime1zr.r of THE WESTON AGENCY WESTON SHOPPING CENTER WESTON, CONN. Complimentf of E SUPERIOR CLEANERS, INC. 25 RIVERSIDE AVENUE WESTPORT, CONN. S Complimevztf Of C A I. I S E ' S F 0 O D M A R K E 'I' Self-Service -- Quality Foodx TATE and I-IILLSPOINT ROAD WESTPORT, CONN. CAPM 7-3257 101fa:fafag10:fafaaaaafawwamfaaaawnmoawwfmcafafawwwwtawbwwofaowafmofouawaxoawx x02401f0'2L0Y0K01 9x0u:0v0X-0'176NQL?'7CQf7174Q6Y?6H747L0'WY0610I1026K70P4016P6P176XQ616x0 141 E I 3 If I R- Q79 f ofoole and sons mc sfamford connechcuf 9Y0 0'0210P 0 0'40'0f'0 0' .S-K-6 xwwvwwawoawwfwxacmawamimoeawvwwafmwwmemwwnmemfaovaawvwxmwbg 9 5 I 10N-0v'0N022?f02 401 519' THE WESTPORT WOMAN S CLUB Visiting Nurse Service Six Scholarships Dental Clinic Well Child Clinic Free Milk Fund Senior Arts 8a Crafts Thrift Shop OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICES You Are Corclially Invited TO: The Reunion of the Class of '58 AT: New High School, Riverside Avenue ON: First Sunday in June, 1963 TIME: 3:00 P.M. 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