Suffield Academy - The Pioneer Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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Q 9 The taff of The Pioneer Flrst row left to rlght Me1l-:le Sumner Brown Edztor Kowalczyk Asmtant Edztor Romero Art Edzzor Welch Second row left to rnght Zlrnmerman Jobes Photography Edztor Byers Tompkms J Long Rndlev Krensky Blshop Hodgkmson Wallach Ahrens Klock Smger M Sporty Edztor Rutherford - 7 I Z . 7 7 7 . 7 7 . . 7 7 I 7 ' 7 I Z - 7 9 A 7 7 I 7 '7 7 I , 3 7 . 7 . 7 7 1 7 D ! '1 ' 1 ' DBJICGIZOH MR AND MRS APPLETON H SEAVERNS In dedlcatmg thrs our Pxoneer to Mr and Mrs Appleton H Seaverns the Class of 1957 realrzes how lnadequately rt expresses our most sxncere admrratron respect and thanks to two people who have been very close to us during our four years at Suffield Therr unselfish and untrrmg help to all of us both rn the classroom and on the campus, wnll always be gratefully remembered by all who knew them I U a 1 ' - ' 1 1 9 - 7 WALTON C BAKER BA Amherst College Asststant Headmaster The Facult APPLETON H SEAVERNS BA Wnlllams College MA Tnmty College Headmaster JOHN R WINTER JR B A Amherst College M A Boston Umversnty Admimstratwe Assistant to the Headmaster 0 , 4 .. I ,. . ,. . . . l'Qs4 ,- V' 4 'AJP' J 'A' 'la J 1 ,, 'rf-If. ff.. EDWARD M BANKS B A Wesleyan Umversnty Englzsb WILLIAM H PENDLETON BS Sprmgfneld College Dzrector of Atbletzcs Matbematzcs EDWIN C BYAM A B Boston Unlversxty A M Harvard Umverslty Ph D Johns Hopkins Umverslty French and Spanish I W ,1 1 . 5 vw -I . , 1 W, A 'Lv v':.Q'fO1 'TA Y J 'uv -M-44 , s ' ,,,.,.,u ,vgffx 3'3- Ml . ty., ,.,,,:4.4 af,- , 4 ,,..:fY P , ' I -, - '--4 , lv. A , F'P'dav :1a,,l :',- ' 'J I xf ' ' I ' . .' -I ' 1 .I-4. .I . ' A is 4 .- 9' 1.11 l , 1 NEIL DANIEL - B,A., M.A. Southern Methodist University English x..! ug KUNG? J WORTH DAVID BA Yale Unnersity Hfstorj E ALLAN H FULLER B A Wfcslqan Unncrslty M A Unntrsity of Michigan Mathematics f -U-,. 3 1 w i . . . .Y ' 'A ' I V ' ff' ., 1, -3 X. ' . av' .v Q B A Dartmouth College Hzstory RICHARD D LEONARD BA Dartmouth College Biology RAYMOND W PICARD B A Assumpuon College Latm and Greek WILLARD D. LESHURE, JR. 1 S ROBERT POWELL BA MA Unnerslry of Kentucky MARTIN N RALPH B S Prmceton UHIVCISIIY French and Spanzsb 3 V Q 3 Chemzstrg and Pbyszcs 'iv' C' CHARLES D. H. REYNOLDS B.A. Williams College English EDWARD M STEVENSON B A Yale Umverslty M Ed Temple Umversxty Dzrector of Studzes Englzsh PAUL G SANDERSON JR BA Dartmouth College Hzslory LEON E WASKIEWICZ BA Amherst College Matbematzcs Q- . . .K Q. ' J . . . 2 1 HAROLD A WIPER BA Dartmouth College Geology D JAMES S WILLIAMS BA Amherst College English CLINTON B YEOMANS B A Wesley an Urns erslty French if-.N GEORGE B ABBE BA Umverslty of New Hampshxre MA Unxversxty of Iowa AGNES K MILLER RN The Hartford Hospltal School of Nurslng WILLIAM MORAN JR Stanstead College VINCENT C OKEEFFE BMus Boston Umversxty MA Columbxa Umversxty BETTE B REYNOLDS BA Southwestern at Memphis MARSHALL E SEELEY WILLIAM H UPSON MD Tufts College Creatwe Wntzng Resulent Nurse Supermtendent Band Tutor Glee Club School Physzcum MARIO J VINCENTI BFA Rhode Island School of Design MFA Cornell Umverslty Art VIRGINIA M WILLIAMS BA Smxth College Music and Piano C 1-3.3 Class Ihstory In September 1954 seven studrous boys came to Suffield to frll the ranks of the Freshman Class We were fortunate rn havrng among us the good wrll Ambassador from Mexico Vrctor Weeds Vales whose abrlrty to skrp soccer practice was the envy of all Drck Leonards psychology course falras General Screncey started the year off wrth a shock As the Englrsh Department head we were fortunate to have jungle jrm whose spellrng was atrocrous and whose grammar was worse Casual Gordon saw that thrs drdn t last long Pmkys Latrn I proved to be an excellent course rn logrstrcal trarnrng the merrts of Fox Company and the faults of Easy Company Through the benevolence of Sandy Sanderson we were able to spend a cloudy afternoon rn the lush green mountains of Massachusetts DeMaro and Ko walczyk capsized whrle teaching those uninformed about canoeing the proper way to handle the craft We concluded the day wrth a harr rarsrng soft ball game rn a nearby swamp In 1955 we saw a lot of new recrurts fillrng up the ranks Harlrng from Larchmont came Bloom rngdale Krensky who rn hrs more undesrrable moods alras jerry From Wethersfreld came Cars Lepper to rntrrgue everyone wrth hrs automobile know how Drck Leonard resumed hrs psychology course un der a new alras Brology By the way what ever hap pened to Lrttle DoeLrne 7 Latrn agarn proved to be trme out for a lrttle braggrng The Coachs French Class eventuated rn a hot contest between Amplrfrer jennrngs and Bloom rngdale Krensky to see who could out wrt jerry Durrng thrs year we were very unfortunate rn havrng to say goodbye to one of Tvrlles delegates Sam Peraro whose golfing abrlrty was not apprecrated by Jungle jrm Under the able gurdance of Dewey Reynolds the lrghtwerght Soccer team frnrshed wrth a glorrous sea son of no defeats Sandys posrtron was serrously threatened The wrnter term came and so drd our prospective stars Kowalczyk rn basketball DeMaro rn wrestlrng accompanied by Gordon and Singer rn hockey Sprrng came and left and we completed our sec ond year at Suffield The Fall term of 1955 found us rn mrd stream wrth a srnk or swrm ultrmatum Slrde Rule Sammy s power packed Chemrstry assrgnments began submerg rng many the hrst week whrle Leo was baptrzed by re The class athletrc talent was soon drscovered as Bob Daly The Bear and Ernre Rrchards joined The Anrmal under DD Prnky and The Wrpe On the lower fields there was to be heard the plarntrve calls of antrcrpate and contain the play as the old Scotchman broke rn hrs newly acqurred talent Guyer was looking good and wrth the addrtron of Brownre Westre and Eddre the backfield hopes were hrgh The Fall term soon passed rnto memorres but not without such memorable events as Bullet Bob s butt room the after hours drscussron groups and Ser lrn s low slung Cadrllac Chrrstmas vacatron saw Brddy and Rrchardo Kahn threatened by second floor Fuller and two cartons of Chesterfields Whrle above The Coach was makrng a valrant defense agarnst firecrackers B B guns and Brran Webster Bullet Bob made no secret of the fact that currency was of the greatest necessity and that French shrrts were worth more after he had worn them Green Sneakers proved worthless on the floors of Memorral and frre escapes rcrer than ever The wrnter term saw Locko comrng out of the physrcs lab and onto the basketball court The Bear teams and Daly when he wasn t scoring pornts was addrng to what looked lrke one of the Tigers better basketball teams Bullet Bobs water polo team looked promising although the apparent necessrty of lungs became more evident The Animal led hrs mat men through therr first ofhcral season which proved to be very successful as Byers Gordon and Fungr provrded depth and pornts for the team Satgeant Lepper Frenchre Ernre and a quret lad whose name was belreved to be Sherman reported to Dewey for Hockey Bromes Arena offered not the best rce but the boys managed Squeaks and groans were heard as J C E pulled and pushed hrs barbells and paved hrs way home Knuke was rackrng up accrdents as qurckly as Zrmmy gained pornts and occasronal crres of where s Ferg were heard As japan had drsbanded the Kama kazre planes Saff took on the role of a student and proved to us that brarns do not necessarrly accompany brawn As we started down the stretch we began to learn that Hartford partres had to be left at 10 00 Saturday nrghts srnce drrvrng condrtrons were slrppery As a O , , . , . , fr . . . - . I 0 U . , . ., ,. , , H N . . . . ' I l ' 11 ' I1 ll Dv ll ' ll ll ' ID , , u n . l , . - 1 , .. . ,. - - , , . . , ' 1 y ' G v ' , ' 1 - ' s ' y 5 threatened to buy the school and fire The Coach , also staggered around the court frightening opposing Q , - 5 Q Q 4 . , , a 7 , . - I1 I I1 ' ' , . ' , . I u - I 1 1. 7 7 , . , . . l ,I . , ., . - I ' ' Y . . . . ,. . - , U , I result Sufheld s branch of the Brltmore was added on second floor Fuller Sprrng came and thoughts turned to vacatron after a few vrsrts to nearby places of natural interest Krngswood was shocked to hear that The Bear was a veteran of World War Il The Glee Club flowered before MacDuHie and the Octet was a success There after two weeks were spent exchanging passronate letters whrle even a few ventured to attempt to pene trate the walls However Mr Baker soon put an end to these excursions With the comrng of june graduatron and vacatron were seen and with the exception of a few we re turned home As we returned from our last summer vacatron there were marn toprcs of conversation 1 Mr Ralph 2 the summer past 3 new members of the class Was rt true that Howarth used Tmt Hair? Was Smrth actually All Amerrcan9 Were Goose and the Mole really Red agents? all these remamed to be answered The Wipes football team looked good as drd Smrth and Merkle our two most promrsrng addrtrons The Ducks were quackrng on the soccer field and with the addrtron of Rutherford our only all league player the soccer team looked good The loss of Leo was not notrced until well IHIO the dormrtory staff the term progressed The State had some good shows and the Depot was quite oblrgrng and then rt hrt the biggest Purge rn our history The Bear met Ap on an evenrng stroll The Anrmal and Eddre almost ended up rn Cathedral Ferg and the boys were entertarnrng and Super Snooper crashed Dr Byam considered church dances to be good for the socral lrfe we preferred Pierre That was the nrght Ap went rrngrng doorbells and found no one home However Fat Cat took 15 mmutes to get there the next day The Senror dance came along and was qurte successful thanks to the work of Alsop jobes and company The lrghts rn H House went off momentarily and no one was surprised when rt was learned that Arrrngton had blown a fuse The Bear began hrs momentous fight vs the Boot and the whole class pulled wrth hrm 55 Chevy convertibles were learnmg the way to New York by heart A fire drrll was staged whrch broke up qurte a few Pierre Partres and rt became apparent that Hrll was the most casual of us all Westie took up smoking to calm hrs nerves and when Dave drew blood Mr Baker gained one of hrs most valuable members along with Sarge and Braz The school gathered en masse for a rumble one nrght only to lrsten to a lecture delivered by one of the town's more promrsrng young hoods The nrghtwatchman drd not enjoy peanut butter as much as everyone else but Long was qurte persistent joe and Pat somehow drd not qurte hrt rt off and as a result Suffield s foremost love affair dwindled and died The Winter term came and so drd the Yellow Bomber Prnkys basketball team looked good espe crally after the wrrte up prarsrng the team and blast rng the Bear Dewey was hobblmg around but hrs hockey team was rollrng College Boards came and Fort Dix looked nearer than ever With everyone rn trarnrng Ernre found rt harder than ever to drg up a butt Breastre was burnrng up the rntramurals whrle Duell was busy tellrng us how to swrm Chewing tobacco made rts appearance on the campus and was wrdely used As Mrd Years past we left for our small break Wrllre spent the four days srngrng rn The Crty The Anrmal watched trams rn Grand Central Bear was taken as Scott ran a hotel Mothers became more of a threat than ever they now walked to trarn statrons The Loomrs basketball game was a well lubrrcated one as we pulled out a narrow vrctory Then rt hrt The Bug It knocked out great hoards of students and even spread to the jungle As second floor Fuller moved out Mrss Spellman moved rn Between leadrng servrces for Frenchie and Owl she managed to marntarn order and deprecate the krtchen s results More people became cognrzant of the actual feel rngs after the Mt Hermon game but the heat of anger was soon assuaged by mrlk shakes However mrlk shakes were not enough as the Pawlrng A 8: P proved Ruth Muth returned wrth tales of student nurses and drfhcultres presented by a nose cast The Torch Club had rts electrons as some of the best men and most srncere of all were elected It was about thrs trme that the butt room was baptrzed by fire two tres 18 Trme magazrnes and one pair of pants worth and only due to Smith and Brown s courageous frre department efforts was rt saved The Columbra Record Club plastic record bags proved more effective than Hungary s gasolrne bombs and whrle the butt room was baptrzed by fire Sadre was baptrzed by Bear Seven and one half pound boxes began to drsap pear but soon reappeared rn the stomachs of second floor Fuller The week before Sprrng Vacatron was a memorable one there were only 17 238 peppers rn the meals and due to rnadequate athletrc changes Ferg never took hrs clothes off all week Hrll lost hrs harr gamed S30 and Sandy Brddre and Jungle jim fell vrctrm to the next torrent of Columbra s best bags So as we close out thrs final Wrnter Term we look forward expectantly to two definrte occurrences cold cuts for Sunday supper and graduatron 5 . 1 ' . y ' 1 ' 5 . , . ? . l 1 ' . 3 - - r ,, . ,, . . .. ,Z . , . . v . l , . . l . , s ' ' , . , - . , . the term, but with the addition of Super Snooper to , , . . , - , 9 . . , . n 1 . , I N ' I 7 I 9 I ' l 9 , . 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I GILBERT POMEROY AHREN S 265 Main Street Sufiield, Connecticut University of Pennsylvania 1956-1957: Pioneer Staff' Band' Debating Team V Soccer Varsity Swimming Varsity Go Tx Xb mf' XX , 11 ' uw X ex A CARTER GRISCOM ALSOP Q 'I 139 Muller Avenue 6 Merlden Connecncut 'Rv' Carter Q- ...J Carnegme Tech 1955 1956 Cctet Glee Club Dramatncs lntra mural Basketball JV Tenms 19561957 Octet Glee Club Ouung Club Bell Staff Dance Decorauons Commlttee fHe-adj A K Braz Li V 'Mu-'I f EW .N1 'fhfl' dr: W S'-Ll 'L TERRENCE LEE BRAZEL 256 Brimfield Road Wethersneld, Connecticut Bucknell 1954-1955: Outing Clubg S Clubg Rifle Clubg C.Y.O.g Dance Committeeg Varsity Swimmingg Varsity Football CManagerDg Varsity Golf. 1955-1956' Outing Club' S Club' Rifle Club' C Y O Virsity Swimming Varsity Golf 1956 1957 Outing, Club S Club Dance Com mittee Varsity Golf CC1ptainD Varsity Rifle Team A , ' 7 9 Q Q1 . . ,Q 1 1 , , if - : ' 1 ' ' - , . .lg 1 , Y l J x Z, Ac . !! . . f ff .U t 0 1 M7 1' 1 .,' A T12 i ,v . 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' ' Lame ALANSON CHARLES BROWN Prlgrmm s Path Farmmgton Connectxcut Cornell 1955 1956 S Club Glee Club VOS Varsxty Soccer Varsrry Svrrmmmg CCO Captamb Var Slfj Tcnms 1956 195 Glee Club CL1brar1anD Club Pxcrrc Varszty Soccer Varsrry Sw1mm1ng Var srry Tcnms Head Cheerleader Pnoneer CEd1tor m Chrcfi Varsrry Baby Srtrmg Dance Com mltrcc X .j EX ROBERT LOUIS BYERS 14 Dickinson Place Westheld, Massachusetts Cornell 1955-1956: Outing Clubg Camera Clubg Photo- graphy Editor of Bellg Dance Committeeg J.V Footballg Varsity Wrestlingg Varsity Tennis. 1956-1957: Outing Clubg Camera Clubg Photo- graphy Editor of Bellg Dance Committeeg Var- sity Footballg Varsity Wrestlingg Varsity Tennis was D- Y I Brooks BROOKS HERBERT CARPENTER 86 Great Road Woonsocket, Rhode Island University of Rochester 1956-1957: j.V. Soccer CManagerD g Intramural Baskerballg Golf. 'T-5 ff? Dzck RICHARD SPEED CONDON Westerlergh Road Rye New York Yae 1956 1957 .IV Soccer Intramural Basketball Golf Glee Club l :gin 'Si' 'V' WILLIAM WHITNEY CRESSEY W Rosano Argentma 23 Trmxty X,-ff 1954 1955 Glee Club Swrmmmg Golf 1955 1956 Glee Club Octet I.1ghtwe1ght '3If,'f'.-'V we Soccer Intramural Basketball Intramural Base ball Bell Staff 1956 1957 Glee Club Octet I V Soccer Var sxty Svummmg CMar1agerJ Ploneer Staff Rifle 2 ft 3 af.-Q eg? B1 XXX! Q , pun J3- 9 ' 1 . 1 I F ' A If in A' 4? ., 1 I - ' ' 1 ' V? - - i , , ,af , . . F M ' , 2 3 1 ' Q , F ' 'Q ' ,A , ' M , 2 rf ' .V - 4 . f I -i f ' 'Xl' - -2' , . ' 'Q- ' 5591. - 1 - I 9 Q - - 3 - . . f -f 3T'1f,l2 5 , ' ,' ' . ' 1 gf 1 A f fgfwfzlzfi ,Q .ff W ' 1 ' 'fair 5 'Xi 534151: 54 'Miki'-?'tl.:'.-131' 9,2 gy? We 14 7' f' K+- wczsg-Q.'..-. ,. , 1 Q,-fn? g 'Q - .31 5-Z.. ','3:,?'tCfS1f'i: -. It ' Q N' gf? g.....faigQfi1f2Psff. 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'fi SZ U , ,ffm D john JOHN VAIL DUELL Ornent New York Brown 19561957 Glee Club Dramaucs Varsxty Football Varsxry Smmmmg Varslty Baseball BYF X at dv Mg 9 lex 1 -E X . 4' 15 , Goo Ferg I RICHARD FLOCKHART FERGUSON 12 McG1bbon Avenue Amsterdam New York Dartmouth 1954 1955 Outmg Club JV Soccer JV Bas kerball JV Baseball 1955 1956 SClub Varslty Soccer JV Basket ball CCapta1nD Intramural Baseball Honor Roll Class Vxce Presrdent Jun1or Class Mar s a 1956 1957 Ourmg Club Varsnty Soccer Var slry Swxmmmg Intramural Baseball Class Sec retary Treasurer Vars1ty Baby Slttmg Club Pnerre l E30 ra 5 Dumbo GARY RAYMOND GODIN 301 Srxth Avenue Menomnnee Mlchlgan Unrversnty of Mnchlgan 19551956 S Club Varsrty Football Intra mural Basketball Intramural Baseball 1956 1957 Varslty Football Intramural Bas ketball Intramural Baseball 'Os CQ- 0 ,cg f uyaxci-N '3 KA Q . 7 . . Z' ' - 1 1 ' 9 . I 5 . - I ' L 3 . ff 71 ' s ' I !Z' It M- I ,u ' Howze HOWARD DORWARD GORDON 82 Mam Street Hazardvnlle Connectrcut Trnmry 1953 1954 JV Soccer Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball 1954 1955 .IV Soccer Wrestltng Tennns 1955 1956 Chess Club JV Soccer Varsxry Wrestlxng Intramural Baseball 1956 1957 Varsnry Soccer dug iv FN 1 .J AVO Doug f' DOUGLAS CHARLES GREENE 8 Kmgsboro Avenue Gloversvrlle New York Antroch 19551956 Outmg Club Glee Club JV Soccer Varsrty Svx rmmmg 19561957 Outmg Club Glee Club Varslty Soccer Varsrty Svummmg Band Dance Com mrtree Y ox V J 1- lil 'QZZQL W aiu? EDWARD CURTIN GUYER 1453 N E 104th Street Mlaml Florlda Tufts 19541955 Glee Club Outmg Club Photo graphy Club Varslty Soccer Lxghtvsenght Bas ketball JV Baseball 19551956 Outmg Club Glee Club Photo graphy Club Varsxty Soccer Varsnty Rnfle Team 1956 1957 Dramatncs Club OLP Varsxty Socccr lCo Captamb 4-:Q 353.1 i ,ll W .125 SCOTT HILL JR 1 Beekman Place New York New York Yae Scott 7-1110 'V 5? 'Xa' Q 'Qi 19561957 Outmg Club Bell Staff Dramatlc Club VTFSIEY B1by S1tt1ng Varsrty Football Varsrry Wfrcsrlmg VOS Club Gordon N il if 'OT N ' ' . f .2 ' C K by I A. C L J gy C Q.. - J or e Nl!!! e l' ' I 45 . Sk: WILLIAM DAVIS HODGKINSON 24 Fox Meadow Lane Wayland Massachusetts Hobart 1955 1956 Outlng Club Dramanc Club Glee Club JV Soccer Band Dance Cornmtttee 1956 1957 Ounng Club Dramanc Club Glee Club Band Octet Bell Staff CMake up Chxefj Dance Commnttee :PW 153953 X ,XII it Rene ARTHUR RENE HOLLYER 170 Godvsm Avenue XVycLofT New jersey Dartmouth 19561957 Ourmg Club Varslty Football Varslty Hockey f ' m B0 ROBERT LESTER HOUGHTON Kmg Street Enf1eld Connectrcut Low ell Techmcal Instrtute 1953 1954 JV Soccer 1954 1955 JV Soccer 1955 1956 JV Soccer Outmg Club 1956 1957 Varsnry Soccer Outmg Club NX X SX A 'fi'f ' 0 06 JOSEPH MAHLAN HOUSER Westheld Massachusetts Umversnty of Massachusetts 1956 1957 Photography Club JV Football Bell Staff s 421 X. Paul PAUL EDWARD HOWARTH 239 Fairhaven Road Rochester, New York Colgate uulP1 Zi V 1 A?f rw-uv? A xx XX in -3--.. W + I jelly DAVID NIEL JELLISON South Road I-Iazardvrlle Cormectrcut Tufts 19551954 JV Soccer 195 1 1955 Varsrty Soccer Varslty Rrfle Team Bell Stal? 1955 1956 VWFSIIY Soccer Varsrry Rxfle Team Bcll Staff Oucmg Club 1956 1957 Varsrty Soccer Varsrty Rrfle Team Outmg Club .IRL E-Zig W 7 dv Wg' Tubes ,QI RALPH MERWIN JENNINGS Four Story Lane Torrmgton Cormecncut 1954 1955 Outmg Club Wfrestlmg 1955 1956 Ourmg Club Commlrtee 1956 1957 Outmg Club Commnttee Bell Staff ,L-FT fb 5-mix X X .Sl fm s.' C ND D f 1' . , . 5 , ff Q1 - I . 5 , ' ff ll if fI?'i:7 Qf'i5 ' '. ,1 -Q . lwfiffyff- A If . Q7 1? Nfl! ff I . C' .xml ll' Z.. 541 'xx f , - I , . I I I fy? wi' ack JOHN HEATH JOBES 70 Sherwood Road Rrdgevsood New jersey St Lawrence 19541955 Photography Club Glee Club Outmg Club hghtwnerght Soccer CCapta1nD Wrestlrng Octet Bell Staff Proneer Staff 1955 1956 Photography Club Glee Club JV Soccer Octet Bell Staff Proneer CArt Ed1torD Band Lnbrarran 1956 1957 Photography Club CPres1dentJ Glee Club CPres1der1tD Vars1ty Soccer Varsrty Hockey Tenms Chaxrman of Dance Commlt tee Lxbrarran Head Wa1ter Dramatncs Club Octet Bell Staff Proneer Staff Band Outmg Club Commrttee gli' -T.. Don ,ff DONALD THEODORE JOHNSON 98 Secret Lake Road Avon Connectxcut St Lawrence 1956 1957 Outing Club Dramatlcs Club 5 ,ghx K. 'E Stan STANLEY WINFIELD KLOCK 63 Henry Street Manchester Connectrcut Cornell 195-41955 Photography Club Rrfle Club Lxghrvsenght Soccer Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball 1955 1956 Photography Band Lrghtwelght Soccer Baseball 1956 1957 Photography Band Lrghtwerght Soccer Baseball Club Chess Club R1Hery Intramural Club Chess Club Rrflery Intramural ll E.. -62,1 E' Flabby EDWARD JOSEPH KOWALCZYK 183 Smrth Street New Brrtam Connectrcut Colby College 1953 1954 Class Presrdent JV Football JV Basketball 1954 1955 Outmg Club JV Soccer Varslty Basketball JV Baseball 1955 1956 Outmfg, Club S Club JV Basket ball fCaptamJ JV Baseball Varsrty Soccer 1956 1957 Outmg Club Commrrtee TV Club Co Captam Varslty Soccer Varslty Bas ketball Varsnty Tcnms Asst Edntor Yearbook Asst Sports Edrtor Bell Headvu alter Cheer leader Edxtor OL P Presxdent of Crew Var srty Baby Srttmg '511 x E? I. Ow RALPH JON KRENSKY 6 Hxghvs ood Avenue Larchmont New York Lehngh Un1vers1ty 1954 1955 Outmg Club Bell Staff JV Soc cer Intramural Basketball JV Baseball 19551956 Outmg Club Cheerleader Dance Comm1ttee JV Soccer Intramural Basketball 19561957 Varsnty Soccer Varsxty Hockey Varsity Tcnms Dance Commxttee Ploneer Staff in fs-'Q SQ' 2 5 -M' 5? ,2..-mv JOHN CASE LEPPER 932 R1dge Road Wethersheld Connecncut 1954 1955 Class Secretary Treasurer R1He Club CSecretaryJ Ouung Club CSecretary Treasurerb JV Football Varsxty Hockey Gol 1955 1956 Outing Club Commnttee BYF JV Football CCapta1nD Varslty Hockey Intra mural Baseball 1956 1957 BY F fPres1dentD Outmg Club Commmee Varsnry Football Varsxry Hockey if .JR 93 In X v' Q JOHN PHELPS LESHURE 655 Longmeadow Street Longmeadovs Massachusetts Nrchols jumor College 1953 1954 Glee Club L1ghtwe1ght Basketball V Baseball 1954 1955 Glee Club Outmg Club BYF JV Soccer Hockey 19551956 Bell Staff Glee Club Band Out mg Club BYF Headwanter JV Soccer Hockey Varsrty Baseball Manager 19561957 Outmg Club Band Glee Club Bell Staff BY F Varsrty Baby Srtter Varsrty Soccer lg? - f. .- - . ' 7 7 J.. . ' 3 Q S S ' ' g ...g 'g.. - 2 ' L 1 g...g ' ' g ' l fb 'Q' X 1 9 Locko JOHN JOHNSON LOCKE East Croton Dr1ve Lake Carmel New York Colgate 1955 1956 C mg Club S Club Assnstant Edntor of Bell Varsnty Football Varsxty Basket ball Vars1ty Baseball 1956 1957 Outmg Club Ed1tor of Bell Semor Class Presxdent Vars1ty Football Captam Var slty Basketball VHISIIY Baseball f-if lm jAMES EDWARD LONG 73 Wellesley Road Holyoke Massachusetts Amherst 19561957 Bell Staff The Proneer Varsrty Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball .J fs. S Paul PAUL ALFRED LOUIS MANNHEIM 77 East Pleasant Street Amherst Massachusetts RPI 1956 1957 Outmg Club JV Soccer Vars1ty Basketball Yearbook Staff Bell Staff 254 A 1-mow xicr- L Dave DAVID REID MEIKLE North H111 Road Harr1sv1lle Rhode Island Brown 1956 1957 Ourmg Club P1oneer Staff Varsnty Football Vars1ty Hockey Vars1ty Tenms X pm f y, I 151, xt I . Kun Q-0 KRICOR MELIKIAN 257 Parker Street Indian Orchard, Massachusetts R.P.I. 1954-19552 Outing Clubg 1.V. Footballg J.V Baseballg J.V. Basketball. 1955-1956: Outing Clubg j.V. Footballg Intra- murals. 1956-1957: Outing Clubg Varsity Soccer. its TQ P4 i of' W DONALD LAURENCE O'MEARA igi Don 191 McKinley Street Torrington Connecticut Colby 1956-1957: Outing Club' J.V. Football' Swim ming. are 'E-17 ff C' l K 1 x , l 1. iff if 1 X , ERNEST ALLEN RICHARDS M 6: f 154 Purchase Street Sponge Mnlford Massachusetts Oh1o Wesleyan 1955 1956 Glee Club S Club Vars1ty Foot ball Varsxty Hockey Vars1ty Baseball YPF 1956 1957 Glee Club Varslty Football Var stty Hockey Varsnty Baseball Y P F Prestdent ee- At. 7 Vg: 'NX6 john cg rm! JOHN WALTER RIDLEY Arbutus Road Greenlawn New York Wesleyan 19561957 Debatmg Club CCha1rmanD Bell Staff The Ploneer Varsnry Football Varslty Wrestlnng 'S- ' -5 l y QQZNL 2 GEORGE ANDREW ROMERO ,Q 26 Metropolrtan Oval . New York New York 'George ug, Hamrlron 19561957 Chess Club csecfefafy Treasurerb Bell Staff CCarroon1srD Proneer CArr Edntorb Lrghrwerght Soccer Intramural Basketball -S Knuke THEODORE CHARLES ROSENBERG 124 Preston Street Wxndsor Connectxcut UCLA 1954 1955 SClub JV Football Lnghtwexght Basketball Varslty Baseball 1955 1956 .IV Football Intramural Basket ball CAllStarsJ Varsnty Baseball 19561957 Dtamauc Club Varslty Soccer Intramural Basketball CA1lStarsD Varslty Baseball -1-v-mf af ll ff 1 K Iwi MN' Paul PAUL RUTHERFORD III 609 Mountam Road West Hartford Connectxcut Lafayette 1954 1955 Outmg Club Glee Club S Club Varsrty Soccer Varsrty Swrmmmg JV Base ball Y P F Class Presrdent 1955 1956 Outmg Club Glee Club S Club Varsrty Football Varsrty Swrmmmg Varslty Baseball Y P F 1956 1957 Glee Club Varsxty Soccer Varslty Svummmg Ploneer Staff Dance Committee Varslty Baby Slttmg gk' na .. 7 . 4- ,- ,, .,,- .,--1 lil' Y ,,..i.1t 1 A Y:-- 4' .QV 0' MICHAEL DAVID SAFFER 47 Pcrlxms Strut Sprlnghcld Nlqssachusctts Hfrrx ard 1955 1956 Chess Club Photography Club Lnghrxxught Socccr lntmmurals Band Pllot m 1956 1957 Glcc Club Chcss Club Dramamc Club Photography Club JV Soccer Wrest lung Band Dcbatmg Club ilif sy fvii-,VW , Ll ' cuff N--'R-l Don DONALD JOSEPH SCHULZ 36 Broadway Westfield, Massachusetts W.P.I. 1956-1957: Varsity Footballg Varsity Basket- ballg Varsity Baseball. 5' PETER GAINES SHERMAN Toppmg Lane A72 South Norxnllx Connectlcut Corncll 19551956 VOS JV Footbflll V3fSlfy Hockey VBascb1ll 1956 1957 Tha Plonccr CBusmess Managerj Pete Vqrslty Hoc key '-5' WH MARVIN PHILIP SINGER Westmount Canada Brown 19541955 Outmg Club SClub Varslty Foot ball Varslty Hockey JV Golf Bell Staff Dancc Commlttee 19551956 S Club Outmg Club Varsnty Hockey fCaptamJ Varslty Golf Bell Stal? Dance Commrttee Bell Staff fSports Edrtorj P1oneer fSports Edntorb Cheerleader Dance Committee Z. 25:15 'L- N WN 1956-1957: Varsity Footballg Varsity Hockeyg 1 fn 2 Alx b N 0 I- l if aw PAUL BENNETT SMITH Smztty 165 No Quaker Lane West Hartford Connectlcut Trmlty 19561957 Outmg Club Varsrty Football Varsxty Basketball Varsnty Baseball .ni Bear i lll 9 ,,, '1 ' STEPHEN JEFFERSON SUMNER 1025 N W Frfth Avenue Delray Beach Florida Dartmouth 1955 1956 S Club VOS BY F Glee Club CLrbrar1anJ Secretary Treasurer Jumor Class Varsrty Football Varsrty Basketball Varstty Baseball 1956 1957 Glee Club CSecretaryD Vrce Presr dent Semor Class The Proneer fAss1stant Sports Edrtor Assnstant Busmess Managerb Club Prerre Varsrty Football Varsrty Basket ball Varsrty Baseball ll... .1z. i ?5'i'4! I ll.. ' . '11--I 'iHlKx!'2 A 'lm ' Egg QQQ5 f ll Mx Dave DAX ID JLLILS SZYMANSKI 50 XX estmmster Road Br1sto1 Connectlcut Tufts 1955 1956 Ourmq Club hghmexght Soccer X IFSIQ R1Hcrx IV Blsclull 1956 123 Ourmc, Club Varsny Soccer Var slty RIHLYQ . s ul 5 N54 P . 9 pi 415' ,:ii5::.'3'5f' WG lllllllnnn' will Hliiiflllh. MER 1' :::.l:lgg::l ,090 'REQ 'I Q.--IIHIEQ '.Q .21 Q 5 --l'.- I g Mg n9H 'l::l aux? 'W5ll i 'v53 5' 6 flullql Iii' ,Qu o gllllllllf f l'lII22 'gn 'lnunnullnll wig F 'Q Cuddles .IAMES TRAVIS VAN LAW 201 No Mann Street A Decatur I l lmo1s S Lehlgh 19551956 Outmg Club Glee Club Dance Commxttee 1956 1957 Glee Club Dramatlc Club Dance Commtttee Varslty Football Wrestlxng i ' ,f-:S Q2 'Q I PETER WALLACH if Goshen Counectlcut ! a-N ' l Svs arthmore E 'ill-1-'X Fung: 1955 1956 Outmg Club Photography Club JV Football Wrestlnng Vars1tyTenn1s CMan ager 19561957 Outmg Club Chess Club Debatmg Club Photography Club Bell Staff Dramatxc C ub allllll rpg Wzlly WILLIAM NEILL WELCH 21 Academy H111 Q Waterrou n Connecucut Lehlgh 1955 1956 Glee Club JV Soccer JV Wres tlmg 1956 1957 Glee Club Vars1ty Soccer Varsxty Wrcsrlnng, Bcl1Sraff Ploneer Staff P 5 Westy mfg if n HITX TN,- if ff' rl , ,-Ki'-Ui PAUL DOUGLAS WEST 94 Candee H111 Road Watertown Cormectncut The Cltadel 19551956 S Club Vars1ty Soccer Varsxty Baseball 1956 1957 Varslty Soccer Varslty Baseball 4' ,av A ii' -P Z' f 5 -of geax , ...f 1 J , , ' - : Q . Q . - z ' g ' . fp H ,. K - Vi Awzx A , Q . I 9 L c S A, I I V , Il f Y V A Xl 9 '3 ri' , -'ff' f I A 1 I f ly Xf, ,, '1 , ff 'V I, -.-.53 9 ' N ' 1 4.1! I Il 'I ' f 1 f - , il' 4. ., C313 I 5 fl 5 ff ' 'ly ' I s.4 2 ev if - ' 1 s 5 5 - 5 Z ,ik . i Af ,Q Wlfzt f' JAMES DRAGHI WHITTEN 27 West Street Wrndsor Locks Connectlcut Umvers1ty of Connecucut 1955 1956 'IV Soccer Hockey 19561957 JV Soccer Hockey F' SX M outb Wzwze ROGER WILLIAMS III 1 558 Washlngton Street Canton Massachusetts Colby 19561957 Outmg Club Varslty Football Band Bell StafT fAdvemsmg Managerb P10 neer Staff wifi! rg g. 1' ggi? YJ' E' 1 Z zmmze gi KS Z2 ROBERT JOHN ZIMMERMAN Mrrchell Dr1ve Enfield Connecrxcur Prmceton 1953 1954 JV Soccer Tenms VHFSIIY Basket ball fMar1ager7 19541955 Torch Club R1He Club JV Soc cer Termms Varsxry Basketball CManagerD 19551956 JV Soccer Tenms Torch Club Rrfle Club Varsnry Basketball fManagerJ 19561957 Torch Club Varslty Soccer Ten ms Varsxry Basketball CManagerJ P1oneer Staff 7 Class Poll Done Mort for Su eld Most Irtfluentml Mort Lzkely to Succeed Mort Popular Mort Verfatzle Lazrest Mort Erzergetzc Bzggest Grznd Bert Athlete Brzglatest Leart C11 zlzzed Mort Extrar agant Bert Natured Hartdromext Bert Buzld Tbznkr He Has Bert Buzld Best Dreffed Mort Optzmzstzc Mort Pemrmftzc Bzggest Buller Fzrft to get Marrzed In Worst Wztb Faculty Clan Baby N omeft Wezrdeft Purert Bzggert Sponge Clan Dreamerr Most Lzkely Bachelor Bzggert Drag Wzth Faculty Get! Au ag Wztla Most Getf Au ag Wzth Leart Sloppzert Crudext Lepper Brazel Brown Locke H111 Z1mmerman Sumner Locke Kovxalczyk Smlth Mannhern' Van Law Kovsalczyk DeMa1o Ferguson Saffer Smith Daly Zrmmerman Mannherm Wallach DeMa1o Sumner Srnger Rosenberg Kovnalczyk Rutherford Schulz Rutherford DeMa1o Melrkran Saffer Sherman Srnger Condon Van Law jennrngs Krensky Leshure Srnger Mr Leshure West Sumner Greene Greene Duell Long Rrdley Wallach OMeara Wallach Houser Rrchards Wrllrams Condon Gordon Szymanskn jenmngs Brown jobes Ferguson Krensky Sumner DeMaro Wallach Welch Guyer Welch ffl SS ,, 3 . V U S S S , V .V . Q . 2 S S ' 5 ' S . . rg .!.. ' , , SS .SSS S SS S, , , 1 - ' ' V SS ,S SSS, SS SSSSS S S S, g ' Mort in Love S S , SSSSSSS S , Browng Daly , ,,,S ,SSSSSS SSSSSSS S S , g ,, SSSS ,S S,SSS S g ' S ,SSSS S,,S SSSS S SS g . I . g . . S ,,,, . , , S g . Q V Y ' S , , u V . Q I V S A Q . S, g BIMSEJZ Operator H111 Brown Thznhs Hes The BzMest Operator Lepper jobes llost Gallzhle Most Orzgznal Class Polztzczan Class E A otzst Hardest to Bluj' Most Entertaznzntg Most Brzllzant In ztenced 1 on Th Hardest Easzest Most Valztahle Indoor Sport Outdoor Sport Most Faculty Leshure Wnlltams H111 Howarth The Machme Rxdley Znnmerman Mr Baker Mr W3SklCXVlCZ Wir Ralph Mr Sanderson Courses Class Favorztes Dr Byam Mr Seaverns Mr Powell Geology Art Enghshi Latm Sleeplng Drxve ID Theater Boys School Other Than Su eld Loomxs future Occupatzon Engmeer nf not Conductor College Dartmouth Yale Actor ames Dean Gabby Hayes Actress Autornohzle School Grzelance Topzc of Conzfersatzon Type of Gzrl Bet erage Magazzne What Suffield Needs Most Most Pleasant Ez ent ofthe Year Worst Catastrophe Natahe Wood Contmental No Study Tlme Sex Phys1cally F1t Plerre Bud Tlger Playboy Money Sen1or Weekend Fat Cat s Departure 'fro ' ' . ' .fill L I . L . . S U . . S . I Z 1 . . l S 1 , 1 . Q . fl ' ' e .,S. , ,. .. . Favorite, , S. , .,,s,. . . . . . ,, .S Recess ,. . . -. - Y Class UW!! The Senior Class 0 1957 Leaves the Followmg Bequests Ahrens leases for the Elks Alsop leaves for Denmark Brazel leases hrs rake to Chappel Brovsn leaves for Baltrmore Byers leaves prarsrng Brg Brother Carpenter leaves lookrng for a dream Condon eases for hrs ossn dream world Cressey leases Murrell to the unror Class Daly leases hrs athletrc abrlrty to ohn Young DeMaro leases roarrng Duell and Greene lease ehangrng each others drapers Ferg leases ssrth 1 trunk full of books Gary QDumbol Godrn leaves ss rth hrs ears flapprng Gordon leases? Guyer leases to recerse the Pulrtzer Prrze Hrll and Krensky leave for the 5 57 foamrng Hodgkrnson leases skrpprng Hollyer leases at 1 10 Houghton leaves for hrs draft board oe Houser leases hrs good looks to Sampson Howarth leases to model trnt hfur ellrson frnally leaves ennrngs leaves tubeless obes leases hrs vsrt to Denker johnson leaves the sack club Klock leaves trckrng Kovs alczyk leaves for Warsaw Sargeant Lepper leases on furlough Locke leases hrs popularrty to Petrolle Long leases Short Mannherm leases rf he gets up rn trme Merkle leases to replace Steve Ovs ens Melrkran leases hrs burld to Futch O Meara leases as quret as he came Rrchards leases sayrng lend me Rrdley leases tellrng the rest of the vsorld vrho he rs Romero leases hrs art to Mrehalczyk Rosenberg leases hrs pokes for anybody who can understand them Rutherford leases rf hrs XVrllys wrll lease Sehulz leases hrs harreut 'rbrlrty to jenckes ssho should make the most of rt Saffer lerses hrs health to Lessrt Sherman leases vsrthout any enemy Srnger leases for confessron Sumner leases Prerre to Chrrs Young Smrth leases for the butt room Szymanskr leases shosellrng hrs way dossn the rsle Van Lava leases cuddlrng Wfallach leases hrs sasorr farre to Carey Welch leases hrs eyebrosss to anybody ssho ssants to eurl them XVest leases for Pass tueket XY'hrtten leases rn an ambulance Wfrllrams leases the drnrng room Yrmmre leases hrs teachrng abrlrty to the faculty Fat Cat left rn 15 rnrnutes , A V A 1 4 S A Y . t . .. ., . ,, J V V . 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V I 1 ' Y The Senior Class Frrst row left to rxght Sherman,Kowalcyk Sumner V1cePres1dent Locke J Presndent Ferguson Sec retary Brown Second row left to rxght Cressey Rosenberg DeMa1o Krensky Duell Rldley Jellrson Welch Saffer Thlrd row left to r1ght Brazel Mel1k1an Szymanskl Condon Long Schulz Wallach Gordon Fourth row lefr to rxght West Lepper Rutherford Smger M Johnson Byers I-Iouser Klock Leshure Fnfth row left to rlght Guyer Godm How arth Jobes Houghton Hollyer Greene Ahrens Srxth row left to rnght Alsop Rxchards Menkle Hxll Zxm merman Whltten Daly Smxth Hodgkxnson Van Law OMeara Mannhelm Romero Wrllxams R The Junior Class Frrst row left to rlght Peck, Neach, Cordls, Sundel, German Shcrndan, Fralse, G, Braun, Peters Second row, lcft to rlght Nlemlro, Wrlght, R S, Sartam, Wrxght, R A, Futch, Dragat, Fuller Thlrd row, left to rlght Kanmng, Howard, Sampson, Hooker, Lewxt, Shepard, Hnlls, Tompkms, J, Nye Fourth row, left to rxght Bogart, Spragg, Arrmgton, Young, J, Mac Ahster, Munger, Marcy, Denker, Glass Frfth row, left to rnght Sulllvan, Greenhalgh, Johanson, Blshop, Vrce Presldent, Young, C, Secretary Treasurer, Carey, Presxdent, Samuel, Rodgers 1 11 1. 1 5 5 , Q- , at if l , ' no 4' li 'fa 9 i L 19 ' 1 , gr, , 1 1' l E - tv C 'ff 'l as , L - 1 1 ,- : ' ' ' 1 .lr rf , '- g 3 1 N 1 . 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F r The Sophomore Class Fxrst rovs left to rrght Rrchmond Marmaccro Balke Schussler Breyer Strosahl Fourth row left to rxght Barnard Mag Fcrrelra Fralse R Second row left to Mxchalczyk Hoerner Chappel Mellon Kelch Hllton flglil' Goosman ones Monty Locke D Tmker Frfth row left to r1ght BonnetrLukowsk1V1cePres1 Secretary Treasurer Mallard Stafford Talbot Thlrd dent jenckes Lothmann Holzer Presldent row left to rrght Barnes Ellrott Kelley Garro H- 'im Y' L!-J' WK A 4 ami AL f:- 1-6. .1--ui T he Freshman Class Fnrst row lttt to mehr D1Mxr1o Bumhn Dlttrnth row ltft to r15ht Muska Frcse Pctrolle Treasurer Tompl-rms D 'lfLX!llLlll Smgr C lhrgtr Sttond lxotthcn lwfuer Mrllcr Fourth rovf lcft to rlght row left to rnght Mtlxtnnxs Xue President Abell Crali., Pxtrxson Bromage Galwln Prrslu Prtsldtm Short Itbb Thurber Nrlxlu Third fr .' ft A F1 4 W, A I . ,,. ' 1 f l , ,, , as as + Q- T s A ll o V - ' Q . e. ll . V A . 5 . Y - 1, - A !, , r 0 s . ' -,..... ' t ' , ' 1' , tx ' . -W ' A , . 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A V r . , v I Y, - v, I 1 . 1 If . 1 1 4 Q - A h A A V 44149 N fi, if df N First row left to right Meikle Hooker Wright R A Smith Godin DeMaio CoCapta1n Daly Co Captain Richards Locke J Jenckes Williams R Long Second row left to right Young I German Sheridan Ridley Marcy Johanson Duell Van Law Singer M Hollyer Wright R S Samuel Third row left to right Mr Picard Coach Lmdemeyer Manager Atkinson Bishop Hill Byers Sumner Carey Lothmann Manager Mt Winer Coach Varslt Football At the beginning of the 1956 football season there was no question as to the magnitude of the overwhelming reconstruction job facing Head Coach Wiper With the graduation of co captains John Taylor and jim Anderson and Bob Cetuti Moose Crowley Jon Klarfeld and Dick Greene the gaps had to be hlled by pretty good men to fit the shoes of these lettermen For a few years the Suffield team had not been able to go undefeated and this thought was uppermost in the minds of all the players for the commg season To be sure the backfield and the line were equally balanced Without a doubt quarterback Jack Locke kept up with the best of them Halfbacks Bob Daly and Ernie Richards seemed to be the most promising talent for the season Of course there was a lot of untried talent from the Junior Class The only certain starting lmesmen were Frank DeMa1o Gary Godin and Andy Hooker It took all of the scant two weeks of pre game training to pick the rest Several of those who excelled were jim Long Paul Smith Moose Johanson Besides these Wright and Young were singled out on defensive work The Tigers got off to a fine start in the 1956 season trouncmg Hopkins 19 6 The Tigers with third down scored on a pass play from Schulz to Smith which seemed to set Hopkins back for the rest of the game Hopkins never recovered from the shock' Although they seemed to move in midfield they could do nothing against our defense when they were in scoring position. From this time on Suiheld dominated the play. Daly on a cutback ran 45 yards for a Suilield touchdown and a few minutes later Daly crashed over for another T.D. Hopkins broke into the scoring column with an end run late in the game. 5--Ch-gn A The followlng week the Orange and Black was host to Kingswood School With the Suffield spirit all fired up for the game they seemed to be the superior team and proved this with a 13 6 victory Suffields offense seemed to roll over the Kingswood defense with great line play by DeMa1o Melkle and great running by Daly Wright and Richards Smith scored the first touchdown on a pass from jack Locke and Daly scored on a dive play Kingswood couldn t crack the Suffield defense until the last 30 seconds of the game when they scored on a pass play The following week the Tigers travelled to Kent where they met a stronger and bigger Kent squad and were defeated for the first time From the beginning the superior ity of the Kent team was obvious Yet just as it seemed they would score the Suffield defense tightened up But we couldn t hold and late in the first quarter Kent scored its first T D Despite great defensive work by the Suffield line starring DeMa1o Meikle and Long the Kent linemen opened up large holes and the backs broke into the Suflield secondary continually. Kent undefeated in two years piled up three touchdowns in the first half. High- lighting the first half and also shocking Kent was the 85 yd. run back of a kick-off by Bob Daly. In the second half Kent again rolled up many yards and a large score. Suffield scored once more when Dick Wright went over from the 15 yd. line. The play was set up by the plunges of Ernie Richards. The rest of the game vias dominated by Kent. There were some fine running plays in the Sufiield backfield and a couple of 25 yards punt returns by Singer. This game meant more than a defeat for the Orange and Black, for they suffered injuries to key players Locke, Richards and Daly. The following week they played their biggest rival, Loomis. Nevertheless, it was obvious that Loomis had come to Suffield only to face one of the most determined teams Sufiield had ever fielded. ln the early minutes of the game, Loomis ran a split T-offense quite well but the Tigers held. Led by Bob Daly, Richard Wright and Ernest Richards, and the vicious blockers in the Suffield line, the Tigers unfolded an unstoppable offense that rolled for 50 yards to a touchdown. In this march, Locke ran and handed off to his backs Wright, Richards, and Daly who finally scored on a cutback. Loomis, however, came back with a fast touchdown and tied up the ball game. Sufiield once again turned on the power and Wright scored on a line plunge. In the second half, a determined Loomis squad took the field but faced a very spirited Suffield Team. Loomis late in the third quarter tied up the ball game on a 50 yd. end run. The rest of the quarter was played with great caution by both teams. Late in the fourth quarter, the Tigers exploded and Daly ran over for the touchdown and a 20-14 victory. Suffield came out of the Loomis game with no new injuries. The team looked as though it would reach a physical peak for the Trinity-Pawling game. The Tigers got off to a fast start scoring a couple of touchdowns in the first quarter. With a superb defense, the Trinity-Pawling team found the going tough, but the defense didn't hold and their team came up with two touchdowns in the second quarter. Sufiield held a one point margin 15-12 at half time. This lead looked good, but Suffield suffered the loss of its two key linemen DeMaio and Meikle, Taking the field in the second half Suffield had two holes and Trinity-Pawling soon found this out, rolling all over the Suffield defense and piling up three touchdowns for a nnal score of 55-12. In the season s finale an injury riddled Suffield eleven faced Wilbraham However everybody s morale was high since the boys wanted to set a modern record of winning The Tigers put themselves in the scoring column in the first quarter on an option play with Locke handing off to Daly for the T D Wilbraham rolled right back and scored on a 50 yard end run This looked like it might be the final score but in the second quarter Wilbraham scored once again giving them a 14 7 lead The Tigers caught fire in the fourth quarter and kept control of the ball In the dying minutes Ernie Richards bolted from the two yard line after many successful short plunges Kicking off Suffield recovered the ball and made a threat of scoring again but the clock ran out and the game ended in a 14 14 tie Ends Paul Smith and john jenckes handling offense and defense with Williams playing defensive end contributed much to the team At tackles DeMaio and Meikle played both offense and defense and continually opened holes for the backs or stopped the opposition with fine tackles As guards jim Long and Andy Hooker starred while Sumner Samuels and Duell alternated the center position The offensive backfield of Jack Locke Wright Daly at halfback and Richards at fullback carried the brunt of the attack DeMa1o and Daly were fine Co Captains Their exceptional playing abilities patience coolness in tense situations courage and ability to hold the team together accounted greatly for the success of the team Credit must also be given to the coaches Mr Wiper Mr Waskiewicz and Mr Picard Their help and encouragement at all times will always be remembered by the team Thanks also must be given to Mr Pendleton managers Lindemeyer and Lothmann and the entire team for making the season what it was sf-fs-i C 'W' xii-u :aw ,g,,-av v 7 ' ! , . . . . 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' W, ' .,, 2 First row left to right Gordon Neach Leshure Jellison Monty Guyer Co Captain Cordis Welch Greene Rosenberg Second row left to right Spragg Manager Greenhalgh Lewit Jobes Tomp kms J Ferguson Brown Nye Kowalczyk Co Captain Szymanski Houghton West Rutherford Bogart Dragat Mr Sanderson Coach Rodgers Manager VdfSlly Soccer At the opening of the 1956 soccer season there were eight players who had been on the previous years lineup and three others who had been on the school squad Coach Sanderson was hopeful that with so many experienced men available the team would be a strong one With Co Captains Ed Kowalczyk and Ed Guyer the team developed a great will to win Although the record for the season in the won and lost column could have been better the team always displayed an aggressive fighting spirit and never lost a game without first putting up a hard fight The opening game was played against a well drilled Deerfield team on October 5. The final score was 3-0. The Sufiield squad played the Deerfield eleven on practically even terms in the first half but the home eleven dominated play in a hard-fought second half. As the second half began Deerfield with its larger bench was able to substitute freely against a tiring Suffield team and boot in two of its goals. They continued their assault and tallied once again in the final period of play. Harvey Greenhalghs brilliant work in the goal was largely responsible for a scoreless first half. The Tigers surge at the close of the second period was repeated at the start of the last quarter but the team was unable to capitalize on frequent scoring changes. On October 6 the team met Kingswood School at home to face defeat once again by a 2-0 score. The Tigers went on the field with great determination to defeat the team from West Hartford but the breaks were against the Suflield booters when they made 22 attempts without success. The Wyverns took advantage of the Sufheld breaks and scored twice on four attempts. Outstanding play by the entire backfield kept the ball in Kingswood territory throughout the first 30 minutes of play but the line was unable to score. MQ '-amrM dlW' A.. On October 10, the team met Avon Old Farms here to win with an impressive victory of 4-1. In the first quarter the score was even, both teams attacking and defending in turn. Avon scored first, but did not keep the lead for long. Less than one minute later, Ed Guyer, Sufhelds forward, trapped a pass from Howard Gordon and blasted the ball into the net, The third quarter proved most rewarding for the Tigers as Paul Rutherford and Howard Gordon scored. In the fourth Avon struggled hard, but the Suffield defense played exceptionally well. After defeating a spirited Avon team the Suffield booters once again exhibited their fine offensive plays as they trampled over a slow moving Monson eleven. The trickster of the day was Ed Guyer as he kicked in a pair of goals for the Tigers. The third goal came on a aggressive attack set up by Howard Gordon as he came in with a hard blast. After a penalty kick by Paul Rutherford in the third quarter, Coach Sanderson was able to send in the reserves to hold the Monson eleven for the remainder of the quarter The Tiger s starting eleven appeared once again in the final quarter and immediately scored on a kick by David jellison The day was made complete by the hne offensive play exhibited by Ted Rosenberg and the all around team spirit On October 17 the Suffield booters traveled to Choate for the defensive battle of the season The game ended in a 0 O tie Both clubs played spirited soccer This was the most aggressive contest ever played under Coach Sanderson Ted Rosenberg almost had his first goal of the season on a hard blast which bounced off the goal post and hung in front of the goal waiting to be booted but the line was unable to reach it in time Choate had their opportunity to score on a penalty kick but this was deflected by Harvey Green halgh The Tigers third win came at the hands of a spirited Hopkins team with a impressive 2 O victory Ed Guyer put his mates out in front as he tallied early in the hrst quarter This lead was aided by the outside left Bob Houghton as he booted in his first goal of the season This concluded the scoring for the game although both squads had further opportunities to score Ar Williston however the Suffield team that had worked with engine like precision burned its bearings The Tigers were eager to take on the Williston team but it proved to be a bad day as they went down to defeat 3 0 The game began with the losing of the .653 -44.4 '1uiU4,L,'.,,. toss whrch meant gomg agarnst the wrnd Thrs proved to be a brg factor rn the game for all of the Wrlhston goals were scored as they played wnth the wmd After Wrllrston scored therr first goal rn the openmg perrod the Suffield booters never seemed to get started agarn Suflield suffered nts thrrd setback of the season bowmg to a scrappy Loomis team by the score of 5 2 rn an overtrme The Loomns team scored the flrst two goals early rn the first perxod but Ed Guyer carne back wrth two to tue the score The remamder of the game was played on practrcally even terms wrth nerther team scorxng The overtnme proved to be too much for the Suffield team as the Loomns team scored wrth only mmutes remarnrng to end the game wrth a 3 2 vrctory The Trgers made the long trip up to Kent only to find ram They had to wade out onto the field but they were determmed to defeat the powerful Kent combme The srtuatron looked drm as the Kent eleven booted home 3 of nts 5 goals rn the Hrst half to Suflields one Ed Guyer tallred the lone goal before the half trme whnstle sounded In the thnrd quarter the Kent team tallred twrce to make thmgs even drmmer The Trgers pulled themselves together rn the fourth quarter and scored three goals on blasts by Rosenberg Rutherford, and Welch However thns drdnt prove to be enough as the final whistle sounded And so the season finxshed wrth the record standing at four wms five losses and two tres Cofaptarn Ed Guyer was always the playmaker of the lme as he drrbbled and bang ed hrs way through the field Otherwrse the strength of the team lay rn the backfield whrch was led by Co-Captarn Ed Kowalczyk as he drsplayed judgement trmrng and endurance Brown West and Rutherford were also outstandmg rn thxs field Greenhalgh proved a very competent goalre wrth Ralph Krensky as hrs reserve In the forward lme Jay Tompkms dnd some very fine playmg at rrght wmg Co Captarns Kowalczyk and Guyer plus Brown West Ferguson Houghton Rutherford Rosenberg Green Welch jellxson jobes and Szyrnanskn all leave thrs year Bogart Lewxt Tompkms Sundel Cordns Nye Greenhalgh, Dragat and Gordon should form a good nuqleus for the new team and to them and to Coach Sanderson whose untrrmg and eager mterest as a coach has always rnsprred the team the retrrmg team wrshes the very best of luck LA.. l I L 1 ' 3 3 1 , . 1 , . , . . . , . 7 . . , s ' 9 7 l . . . . 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First row left to right Sheridan Daly Locke J Captain Young J Atkinson Second row left to right Schulz Smith Kowalczyk Sumner Mannheim jenckes Lewit Mr Picard Coach Varsity Basketball When Coach Picard looked over the large number of basketball prospects he felt confident that his team would be part of a successful winter athletic season The basket ball team was small and although two lettermen returned it floundered through its fourteen game schedule and ended with a seven wms and seven lost record High point of the season was the third Monson game when the team played their best of the season scoring 61 points The two returning lettermen were Captain Jack Locke and Bob Daly There were two newcomers to the squad Paul Smith and John Jenckes and several promising aspirants from last year s junior Varsity Of these rookies Bob Lewit loomed as a valuable since he was tall and had a good shooting eye In the seasons first home game against Deerfield the Orange and Black scored their first victory 62 53 Deerfield started off with a bang scoring six straight points The home side then started to roll with jack Locke scoring the first two points of the season After a mp and tuck battle the Tigers found themselves in front at the end of the first quarter by two points 12 10 In the succeeding eight minutes the teams fought on even terms As the halftime buzzer sounded the scoreboard showed the Tigers main taining their two point lead 28 26 The third period saw the host team gradually start to pull away Deerfield could not cope with the rebounding of Smith Jenckes and Locke which was instrumental in widening the gap to five points by the end of the third quarter In the remaining segment Suffield added four more points to its lead and worked the ball deliberately for the duration of the contest to gain the 62 55 victory . . 1 . I Z . 7 1 ! 'Y U . I 3 :Y I I ' l I 7 7 Y , . , . . , n , asset to the team with his set-shot ability. Ed Kowalczyk also showed potential ability, I - ' 7 ' ! h . , . . ' 1 ' ' . 1 . , - , ' . ! 3 I On january 19 the team won nts second strarght game defeatmg Wrurston Academy 56-51 before a large crowd at the Sherrmn Perry Memorral Gymnasxum The Vhllrston team jumped mto an early lead, but was caught rmmedrately by the fast movnng and sharp shootrng of the startmg five The first half was a trght battle whrch saw the Trgers holdrng a one pomt margrn wrth a half trme score of 26 25 Both teams fought hard rn the second half but the many fouls called rn the game started to take a toll. Wxllrston lost three key men grvmg Suflield a chance to play more openly Smrth jenckes and Locke controlled the boards con stantly takmg the ball away from the Easthampton qurntet Smith dxd a tremendous job of reboundmg with hrs taller opponents Playmg at home on Wednesday mght january 23 1957 Suffield lost a heartbreaker to a more experrenced Monson squad 62 61 Thmgs started to happen rn the second perrod Smrth and Lewrt put on a line shootrng exhrbmon to break the Monson zone defense wrde open Makmg an amazmg percentage of shots durmg thrs trme Suffield opened a seven pomt lead By the trme the half trme buzzer sounded, Sufheld s seven pomt lead had dwrndled to a mere two points 33 31 In the final perrod Monson slowly overtook the Trgers and wrth less than thrrty seconds remamrng Monson had worked rts way out rn front by three pornts Sheridan sank a corner set wrth about ten seconds to go Monson then held on to the ball for the last few seconds to gam vnctory by one pomt On january 26 1957 the Suffield Tigers lost therr sec ond game rn four starts to Loomxs m an unusually low scor mg game by 38 34 Again the team s shootmg average was very poor as was Loomrs and a good defense game by both sxdes mrmmrzed the score No mdrvrdual Sufheld player hrt double figures but Daly led wrth nine and Smlth and jenckes were close behmd Captarn jack Locke with hrs lnsprrmg splrrt and Smrth wrth hrs rebounding ability, held the team together On January 29 1957 the Trgers yourneyed to Choate for the first away game whrch proved to be unsuccessful The Suffield scormg punch was completely stopped as Choate controlled both backboards throughout the game The necessrty of a tall player was evident for the Trgers were unable to grab the rebounds Daly led the meager scormg for Suffield wrth ten wrth Locke close behmd Although Coach Prcard nearly empued the bench Choate used nts first fxve men throughout the game 9 1 - ' , 1 1 ' 1 9 a , . . . 9 . . , 1 1 1 3 - . . , . - , s 1 7 Y ' Q Y a 1 1 . Y , . a In the home game agamst Pomfret the Tigers showed that they had what it takes to win The victory put the team at the 500 mark at three and three On February 13 Suffield journeyed to Wrndsor to play its second encounter with Loomis The game was a mp and tuck battle all the way Thns time however Suffield carne through as the Orange and Black won by a score of 50 48 On the followrng Saturday the Tigers went to The Hotchkiss School At the end of the first half Suffield was behind by fourteen points In the second half the team began to click but rt was too late as the opponents came out on top 64 56 The next game was played rn Suffield against Mount Hermon School From the openrng whistle to the closing buzzer Suffield outplayed the mvaders from Northern Massa chusetts The final score was 43 26 On February 25 Suffield made the long trrp to Pawlrng New York for an encounter with Tr1n1ty Pawlrng School The Trgers found tt difficult to get accustomed to the small srze of the Pawlrng basketball court and ended the game on the short half of a final score of 54 36 The next game was with one of Suffield's big rivals Wrlbraham Academy There was a large turnout from both schools for the game rn the Sherman Perry Memorial Gym nasrum The game was evenly fought all the way and when the final buzzer went off Suflield had won its sixth game of the season by a score of 47 40 On March 2 the Suffield Tigers journeyed to New Haven for their last away game of the season playing Hopkins Grammar School It was a close game until the final minutes of play With three minutes remaxnrng rn the game the score was tied 42 42 In these last mrnutes of play the Orange and Black put on a marvelous offensrve attack and the game ended with the score 52 45 On March 6 Sufheld played thelr last game against The Cranwell School Once agaln lf was a trght ball game When the buzzer sounded at the end of the first half Suffield was ahead 25 21 After the rntermrssron the game was closely fought with the score being tied several times In the final mtnutes of play Cranwell was ahead by four points and although the Orange and Black struggled aggressively they were not able to make up the four point deficrt When the final buzzer went off Suffield had lost to a sharp shooting Cranwell squad by a score of 51 47 Thus Suffield completed a fairly successful season ending wrth a record of seven wins and seven losses 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . 1 1 Q 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , r . 1 1 :li A ,if f-1 ' f x elf 9 H 17 ! g- Left to rtght Menkle Krenslty Sartatn Snneer C Singer M Sherman fkneelmgb MacAl1ster Greenhalgh Captam Lepper Hollyer Mr Reynolds Coach Mrsstne Denker Manager Rtchards Hockey The record of the hockey season at Suffteld thts ycar vyas only a small tmprovement oyer last years record Howey er the team as a whole shovy ed a great deal of tmproyement tn ab1l1ty ambmon and hard play The reason for the tmproyement vtas due tn large part to the fine coachtng of Mr Reynolds and to better playtng fac1l1t1es Thts year there were only a ery few days when the team couldnt practice be cause of the lack of tce or unsansfactory yyeather condttlons The sttrtlng team conststed of Marun Stnger at Sartun at the yytngs Daxe Metkle and john lepper at defense and Pete Sherman tn the goal On the seeond telm Mr Reynoldshtd Qorlon M1eAltster tt eenter Rene Hollyer and C1rlS1nger at the txyo yxtngs Ilrnte Rlehtrds and Ralph Ixrenslty tt defense and ay Tomplems tn the nets Our nrst gxme nts played tt loomts on thetr trtthettl hoekey rmle Bemg our hrst gtme me were nerxous md begin to plty yery btd hoeltey forgettlng eyerythtng thtt Coaeh Reynolds had ttught us Not untrl the first pertod dtd vue begun to eome to lrfe LSI after the thtrd pertod began Pete Sherman the goalxe was ttlten out after betng sllghtly shtken up by an unexpeeted plty After play yy ts resumed 1 bombard ment of pueles tuned on the loomts gotl none of vyhxch vyent tn The game ended with two goals for Ioomts and none for Suffield Slnger Metkle Mac Altster and Greenhalgh recetyed penalties The Pomfret game was our first home game tn yy htch vue also fell to defeat Emerson Sartam scored our ftrst goal of the season and Dave Merlele followed by puttmg rn a hard slap shot from the blue ltne However these were not enough to keep up wrth the raptd scorrng of the Pomfret team whrch put tn four Q'-5 L I . - - I K t ' A . . , X X 1 f A 9' 1 ' . , 1 f -5 i .f ' 5 . g : l I T , M ., , 1 X T' . s A , A ' -It 5. s f, . as , ' V, .V ' ' v- - 1 A U Y K K U Y I Y I ' f e 't t D 7' ' t ' A ' 1 A - A - ' y ' V I V , V V K A , K Y ' v . v v ' V I Y . K . L U I . - . Y 7 V V . A - . - K V. V 1 LV V L ' A ' . , 1 Y- 1 1 . D y Vg 1 Q D . . ' center, Captain-elect Harvey' Greenhalgh and Emerson LA t 4 . L 'z A. 1 K -4 1 A , . ny K A 4 1 L A A L A 1 A' 'L , A A 1, 4 ' A ' 2 . ', '- L A A f , , .L , . .1 t J V . . K . . 4 . I - L A ..- .I . , L ,Z .N ., .. . fl . . A ' A 1 . L A 1 X ' . V A 1 A A I 1 . A , ' , lj' V ,, Q , , 3 . ,' ' V 1 . , X '- . -, t' . , A A y t l , -Y 'S Ernie Richards and Ralph Krensky played a commendable game. Singer and Sartain received the only Sufiield penalties. Four days later, the boys from Lenox came down to meet us in the second home game of the year, and the third home game in five years. The game was a very close one in which we played the better game, but lost. Captain Greenhalgh scored his first goal of the season and was followed up by one each by Singer and Sartain. There were no penalties in the game. Coach Reynolds was happy and said that we were showing improvement. The first Saturday in February proved to be a sad one as the team struggled to obtain its first wm Wilbraham came to meet us on home ice The Wrlbraham goalie had to contend with a barrage of shots by both our line and defense He managed to keep out all but the lightning shots of Singer and Sartam Wilbraham was successful in netting three Another close one in which we were said again to be the underdog Coach Rey nolds angry lost a dollar to his father he had faith After a long week end in which we all got plenty of rest we met Williston away This was the third game which we lost by only one goal We just didn t seem to be able to make ends meet Marvin Singer and Harvey Green halgh chalked up one goal each both on superb shots. Singer had some penalties. We played Westminster away and lost 5 to 0. They were an obviously superior team, and greatly improved since last year. Singer had another penalty. Triumph!!!!! Coach Reynolds was happy as we overpowered Forman School with a score of 4 to 2. Sartain, Singer, MacAlister, Greenhalgh scored one each as Krensky and Hollyer played good hockey. We had an experience to remember for we were the first visiting team to play on Deerfield's new, enclosed, artificial rink. The game was very well played by both teams, but we lost 4 to 2. Carl Singer played a very good game Several of our members were missing which hindered us greatly Our final game of the season was played at Salisbury A large crowd of parents were on hand to watch a rough l to 1 game The game was called at the end of the second period due to unfavorable conditions Out standing was Sherman who stopped a diflicult penalty shot to preserve the tie Singer scored the only goal Next year the schedule will be practically the same Through the ambitious coaching of Mr Reynolds and Mr Leshure and by the continual fine play of Captain elect Harvey Greenhalgh we expect to see a tremendous improvement Qi 'Q-Q. PC0069 Sala 1 Frrst row left to rrght Greene Schussler Fuller B B lk onnett a e Mallard I-loerner Second row left to rrght Mr Samuelson Coach Bogart Alsop Duell Wright R A Captain Breyer Brown Rutherford Fer uson C M g arey unger Cressey Manager Mr Daniels Coach Varsny Swlmmlng Suffield s swimming team this year was not one of the more successful How ever the record rs credrtable consndermg the adverse conditions under whrch they worked With Bogart Brown and Rutherford had a small neucleus Wrth the addltron of Captain elect Drck Wrxght and Gil the only returning lettermen the team Ahrens the season looked fa1r We opened facing Westmnnster j V and beat them by a good margrn Ruther ford placed first rn the 100 yard breaststroke Wright vson the 40 yard and 100 yard free style and Bogart gained a first 1n the 100 yard backstroke Brown captured five points rn drvrng and both the medley and freestyle relays won The final score was 49 to 28 Suflield s first victory in thexr first meet Following our Mid Year break we came back to face Ax on Old Farms Suffield was at a drsadvantage after going a week without practice Wright ln the 100 yard freestyle, Ahrens m the 120 yard rndrvxdual medley, and our 200 yard freestyle relay captured first places in wh CJ . u . n . 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V , A ii 'S 'A 1 i il I ,...--f A ' V W' 1 ,A if 1 -i were - 2 ' Q sl I ' U ly , 3-1.4 ' ,Qs 5 .Lf 4 a s f-ef 1 il 1 ssl 2 ,--M We next yourneyed to New Mrlford Connectrcut to meet a well balanced Canterbury V squad Once agarn Ahrens Bogart Wrrght and Brown captured first places Eyen mth the yrctory of the freestyle relay vue were unable to pull a vyrn The meet ended wrth the nnal score 47 to 30 Standouts were Wrrght who hrt hrs best trme of the season rn the 100 yard freestyle vs rth 1 01 5 and Brown who racked up 39 9 pornts to urn the dryrng Wrllrston J V was next on the program and proy ed to be the most excrtrng meet of the season Wrrght led off turnrng rn a frrst and hrs best trme of the season rn the 50 yard freestyle at 76 2 Ahrens follow ed wrth hrs best trme rn the 150 yard rndrvrdual medley of 2 04 9 whrle a medley relay team of Bogart Ahrens Wrrght and Duell turned rn a trme of 7 13 4 The freestyle relay team captured a frrst wrth the bcst trme of the season As the season came to a close wc met the Mt Hermon J V Gettrng off to a slow start we managed to balance the score wrth a first by Wrrght rn the 100 yard freestyle and Brown rn thc drvrng Both relay teams took frrst places but thrs was not enough as the score ended at 42 35 Alsop a rookre drver took a second rn the drvrng In the won lost column Suflields swrmmrng season was not successful Wrth the graduatron of Brown Duell Rutherford Ahrens and Ferguson the team wrll lose a strong nucleus However wrth Bogart and Wrrght to burld around Coach Danrel should be able to look form ard to a strong team rn 1958 SFEETU EP Varslty Wrestllng The match wlth Xlllllbraham Academy closed th1s year s wrestling season at Suffield The team standmg was five wms and three losses Coach Wturth David a newcomer at Suffield wxth a backlog of Yale wrestlmg experience welded the team of mat men nnto a smooth workmg crew The team can now look back over the long days of practnce daxly mlle runs practxce matches mstructlon and callsthentcs The ordeal of losmg enough wexght to make the weight class IS one of the most palnful mem orles The season was a frultful one wxth some unforgetable mcldents such as Ken Howards and Frank DeMa1o s practlce of body slammlng thexr opponents Scott Hlll s bald head and the scrape lf made on the face of Wxllxston wrestler Scott s five year old wrestlmg shoes now varmsh ed and mounted for posterlty and John Ridley s caulxflower car Undefeated captann Frank DeMa1o as mtght be expected came out on top with the most pomts Second m number of pomts and on the opposxte end of the wexght classes was Bobby Peck only five pomts behmd DeMa1o Howard Gordon Blll Welch Daxe Wlllrams Ken How contrnbuted thelr all and chalked up tmpressne records The team organlzed only two years ago and stnll follow mg the rule of trlal and error prose-d to be more than a match for Wxlllston and the Amermean School for the Deaf both defeated tw lee and Wllbraham The three losses w ere to Pomfret Loomxs and Wllbraham Although the team ns loslng its captam and tw o other senxors there ts an adequate backlog of underellssmen 1nd lf the progress made by Coach D1X1el IS any lndxeatlon the Suflhc-ld wrestling team e tn alw axs be proud of rts record both ID XILIOFILS 1nd sportsmanshlp . . ' v ' v A y . , , , , , . C I ,. ' I . , . , . 2 , I l Y 9 A . , . , X 1 D 1 ' , . I l S Q Y I . I 5 - ard, john Rldley, Scott I-lrll and Scott Samuels Y 1 . V. . y 1 1 D 'A ' , . -: l . I ' . y 1 K Fxrst rovn left to rxght Iwxemxro Safler Peak Gordon D1Mar1o Second rovs left to rxght Nalaka Mlller Llndemeyer Rxdley Nan Lau Hnll Samuel Mr Daud Coach Ni.. - - . i Y A V' 'L 5 - - 1 I 1 I I , -xx ' 5 X Howard.lDeMaio, Caotain, W'illiams,lD., Xlifelth. 'llhird fowl left to rigllt: Wallach, Manager ' ' 1 Torch Soczety Sentd ltft to rlght Mr W11ll8mS Advlser Tomp rnght Tompkms D Parsky Wrnght R A Ko kms J Secretary Zlmmerman Presldent Sherlclan walczyk Sm1th Long Atkinson Trmsurtr Mr Lcshure Advlscr Standmg left to I QE ,-.5 51 M Clee Club Fxrstnm Iifllllflbhl Sullnan SIHCI' Dtnkcr Futth Nungtr Tlnkcr Lothmmn London Bonnctt Duell Pttlft Inulltr Btrfttr Bxtrs Suond mu ltft to r1g,ht N11tAl19ttr 'Iumpkms X in lux Young C RILIIIYJS Alsop bumntr Sttrttm obts Prtsldtnt l'XlJNNllkLXLt 'Nxt Hul5,l't1n9on brunt Qrcssty Craig Broun llbflfllfl ltshurt 'Ihxri row left to rlght Nutr lxxnmm, Vxtlth K ,ICQ 9 I I , - 4 . I' ' ' ' Y H ' ' x 'v v 1 ' 's ' ' ', 7 3 3 Y 3 3 3 ' ' 1 ' a - a Mn- 1 t n n an 'lx ' ' V I wt ,A .- -t 1. .K R N , ,, 5 . ., Mu . ' ' Wi. ,.,..l V... .. - , 1 A . ,-, A , . J- ',f-LQ If F L - H tw- ,M-xv ' 4 1. F -Q . y , - 1, -fr, , 5 n ' f '+ 3 3 ,Q . v , ' ,X 1 xx- KA L ,.,, D r .1 K ,A :fx 5 1 , .. - V Q K. 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Cheerleaders Flrst ron left to rrght Snngcr M Sumner Brown Captatn Second row left to rrght Kowalczyk Krcnsky Co C1pt11n Bell Staff Fxrst rom left to rlght Leshure Chftppel Nxemrro Srngcr L Wclch Q0l'LllS I-louscr Second ron left to flgllf Rxdlcx 'lomplrlrs Locke Edttor Singer M Byers Wdlllclm Ed1tornlEd1tor Thlrd ron left to rlght jcnnnngs Glass Alsop obes Photography Fdxtor Wrllrdms D lxotchen Spragg Mellon Ro mcro Young C Kovfalcyk Hodgklnson Wxllxams R Busxness Mftmger Rutherford Long Dragat Ad xertlsnng Manager Frese Mr Ralph Faculty Advrsor Octet Left to rrghr Tmker Denke Cressey jobes Alsop Hoclgkmson Furch Young C Band F1rsr rovu lift to flslll Nyc Lnshure Saffcr W7lll13mS Dcnkcr H1115 Mucr lxlonk Sampson Sumner Fuller R Jobcs Garro Greene Second row lcfr to rrghr Nmmxro Tuomn Braun Mmhalczyk l I 7 I7 V, Y 7 7 1 3 ' I ! I Crhi Y: 1 ' . ' Hr , .Q , O 1 l 1 , , '. if s.v sf,l ' I4 I I l . -' ' 'Q' ' , A ', . V, , , ' ' , ., ' 1 ,,4 ' - . . . . . . . - 4 . . , , V 4 . ' Y-A A - If f I' 1 v 'v A H 1 ' A I ' A ' 9 u u - Bi'- E' 'Q 2606134 Camera Club First row left to right ones Byers Fuller Secretary Crosby Houser Hills Lindemeyer Klock Barnard Treasurer Jobes President Wallach Vice President McKennis Peck Ferreira Denker Second row left to right Saffer Frese Uutlng Club Firstrow, left to right: Wallach, Mr. Leshure, Peck, Fraise, G., Ferreira, Fuller, Sartain, Strosahl, Hills. Second row, left to right: Denker, Brazel, Lothmann, Lepper, Jennings, DeMaio, Jobes, Kowalczyk, Craig, Barger, Futch, Breyer. Third row, left to right: Meyer, Shepard, Hilton, Dragat, Meikle, Byers, Spragg, Leshure, MacAlister, Hoerner, Locke, D., Mag, Kelley Johnson, Lukowski, Bogart, Hodgkinson, Mellon Sullivan. Fourth row, left to right: Szymanski Williams, R., Brown, Sumner, Johanson, Greene Holzer, Schusaler, Bishop, Nye, Locke, J., Carey O'Meara. -438.3 1 .3 L4 X910 40K0Y0 020201-0 0Y0 0'0Y-0A02'0 4' 0'6 -0 0Y CONNECTICUT S FIRST MUTUAL Q55 41 SAVINGS BANK Symbol 5 'V L 2 of Savmg Socufrzq sznce 1819 401010 2-7'0 -0 '0540 101 0110 '-0 0 '0 '01 1080 47 101610 10210 E, IWWI I 2 5 Z Q oclety for avmgs 746 my .sneer ow FIVE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 5 h 9 GFOX CO HARIIURD cunnfurlcur 9 YOUNG MENS HEADQUARTERS smart clotbef for bobby needy and all good fportsf I I I I Q KX Q , 4 von 3 Ba 'ma p . 99 mmgalinaar 499 9 da '0 , .M r - c. 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STREET 3 TWTTTWT 3 I 2 E HARTFORD CONNECTICUT C omplzmenty 0 SAGE ALLEN 81 CO INC 896 MAIN STREET HARTFORD CONNECTICUT . . . . . 1 . . - . . . 44, N 1-I Q T- Q gg A sf ' ' rw , pq- -I . x '5 1 :a 'E T., um 1-. -. . CN ' 5 Sv-. CTN 'sn - I ,- I x N 0 0 x x I 3 xx Sm 0 5 G X 401'-0K0'20w010 C mp! zeztf 0 Comp! mentx 0 SPRINGFIELD WINDOW SHADE MFG CO MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK Es1A1aLlsH1D 1851 80 PEARL STREET HARTFORD CONNECTICUT SPRINGFIELD MASSACHUSETTS Complzmentf KLOCK CORPORATION MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT ovanafaffa-Qaxaffanova-ago o0wv00000 000wmw0wwaw X 9 0 in 1 f i f ' ' Z 3 o o 264 Farmington Avenue at Laurel Street 62 VERNON STREET Of 5 5 2 :sa-0 -0x10-1040-0-aaa-Qobfw-40:10-0 Compliments C H DEXTER 81 SONS Incorporated Makert 0 HIGH GRADE THIN PAPERS ESTABLISHED 1767 A CONNECTICUT PRODUCT used wherever wheels or shafts turn tn todays machmery Founded ID Brlstol Connecticut m 1889 New Departure IS the world s largest man ufacturer of ball bearmgs New Departure Ball Bearmgs are v1tal parts of todays mtlllons of automobnles trucks tractors farm lmple ments electrlc motors and home applxances throughout the world Nothmg Roll! Lzke a Ball NEW DEPARTURE ' BAll BEARINGS 4229 :g New Departure Dwmon of General Moron Brnstol and Mernden Connectncut and Sandusky Ohxo 6 K9-s0 0' 0-aio? Of 1 fi. 5 4 - 9 ,.. ., , , . - 9 , ' ' . -'0K0'010 0 0 Sersmg The Fmancxal Needs Of Connecucut TWENTY THREE OFFICES IN FIFTEEN COMMUNITIES THE CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deponi Imumnce Cofpomtzon Comphmentx 0 BROADWAY OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY INC 55 VERNON STREET SPRINGFIELD MASSACHUSETTS E1 erjthmg from a Pm to a Sa e THE SHOE BOX 7 SOUTH MAIN STREET WEST HARTFORD CONN Cancellatzom Surplux Stock Sample S 0eJ Men s and Women s Open Mondays 8: Every Nlght T111 9 PM Complzmentx THE WATERTOWN MANUFACTURING COMPANY WATERTOWN CONNECTICUT 6 X9f0X0' ana-'ofa-fanafo-Lowowf-0 gg . 9 ' f . . I ' 1 -I 4 l , ' 4 ' J! v ADams 3-2685 . . I - A - 12 of T Q i' Complmzenty 0 FIRST NATIONAL BANK SUFFIELD CONNECTICUT Member Federal Depout Imurance Corpofatzon I-01010 Complzmenty 0 NATE S LUNCHEONETTE Foznztazn Serwce Magazznef MAIN STREET SUFFIELD CONNECTICUT Ivy League Clothes For Men and Young Men N E MAG 81 SONS 'lr 160 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN CONNECTICUT Complzmentx 0 ESSO SERVICE STATION DEPOT STREET SUE F IELD CONNECTICUT Happy Mozorzng Begzm At The ESSO Szgn SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 FROM AN ENFIELD FRIEND 0-10-:ofa-.0-av ' f ' f I Federal Referve Syftem ' f 40K0'0f0 0'0 Complimentx Of THE WINDSOR LOCKS LUMBER COMPANY 56 SUFFIELD STREET WINDSOR LOCKS CONNECTICUT C I KITTREDGE STORE FIXTURE COMPANY 608 62 DWIGHT STREET SPRINGFIELD MASSACHUSETTS , , amp iments 5 of - 4 R azzmrzl. Hotel, Imtitution Store Equipment and Suppl: omm W I-01010400020 Complzmentf JAMES F FENTON Atblenc Supplzef 219 DWIGHT STREET SPRINGFIELD MASSACHUSETTS Everythmg Everythmg Optrcal Phorographlc ESTABLISHED 1890 THE HARVEY 84 LEWIS CO 56 Pearl St Hartford Conn Branch 85 Jefferson Street Telephone jAckson 2 5291 Complzment: of SUFFIELD SAVINGS BANK Complzmenif 0 JAMES C PARAKILAS Office Phone Resrdence Phone Rlverslde 5 4392 Rlverslde 5 7405 THE CLARENCE D PROVENCHER AGENCY Realtor 97 PEARL STREET THOMPSONVILLE CONNECTICUT Of Guild Opticiam ' f xg G 3255 FREDERIC C TEICH 25' 3222 233 25 QEYE5 ggi 392 ZS 333 6 gs . U mm M E W M W M pw W Q Am - , sm 5 l X S apr '0 '00 401 ,go E 4'0 -010 01610 7010 01'-0 040Y0Y-6' JK-0'-040102-040N0X0f'-0' 0 0'0 '0x Complzment: o THE THOMPSONVILLE TRUST COMPANY THOMPSONVILLE CONNECTICUT INCORPORATED 1871 Complete Bankmg Servnce Member Federal Referze Syftem Federal Depout Imurance Corporalzon -HB1--Q'4-'G-Q-'E-.'?'.-5'-3-6-5 Early American Inns where you are served the best m dellcnous old fash xoned New England food and lzquxd refreshment Pcdlar Iyoke Mau U 3 loam ods Sxlvcrsm1th W ll gford Conn Drovcr Ne town Conn U S R tu -Q'-k--5-4--Q-'5-4--8-'5 E-4-4- Complzment: o WOLF FORD SALES 875 ENFIELD STREET THOMPSONVILLE CONNECTICUT C omplzmentx 0 MAREK JEWELERS 19 PEARL STREET THOMPSONVILLE CONNECTICUT Complxmentf o NICKEL CADMIUM BATTERY CORPORATION EASTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS Complzmentx of GREENE S FOOTWEAR 997 FARMINGTON AVENUE WEST HARTFORD CONNECTICUT The Shoe Shop That Speczalzzex In Narrow Feet MEN S WOMEN S CHILDREN 201 01'0N01010l01 . . . . . 1.03 3 I E . . v t , V ' , 6, ., I I I 5 - ' Q 0 ' . gl' ,. ' - . ' .2 . E 1 . , S ., in . - Q- Q ' 3 5 .Q g, I ' n au- 1 , E I E. . - - . x01 ' ' ' ' 101' 1 40'01'6X 40 '0f0Q01f0K0'0'-0N0l0'2f0 0 71010 9Y0 4010N047'0'0-f0v'0vf0f20'47i40f PEERLESS TOOL AND MACHINE COMPANY THOMPSONVILLE CONNECTICUT f NATIONAL METAL FINISHING CO INC ' Compliments Of 7 C ompliments - 0 . , . X9K7f0 0'0f6v01f0'20 0wJ0110120'f0f' K 910 -0K0 0-40 0'0-'-0V0v0'-0 0 040Y0'+'6' 0 '0'f-0 X Complzments CHARLES R BROME 81 SON Record! and Plaonogmplaf SUFFIELD CONNECTICUT Complzment: 0 WM F POWERS 8: CO Gentlemen J Outftten Importer! 976 FARMINGTON AVENUE WEST HARTFORD 7 CONNECTICUT 111 PEARL STREET HARTFORD 3 CONNECTICUT 6 X91'0N-0' 0'-'0Y-0 0'0K0' THE W G SIMMONS CORP 48 PRATT STREET HARTFORD WEST HARTFORD CENTER 0N0'0'K0K0 0 9 I Of . ' f Q C ompliment: of 9 . O X910 40'40-'010N0Y040P'0N0'40M0N040f Complmzenn o Complfmentx of I BRAINARD AHRENS INC JACKSON CHAIRS INC R eal Extate I mumnce Iwrgcsr Insurance Agency In Northern Connecucut C laazrf Tables C out Rackx School Furniture BOSTON OFFICES PROVIDENCE SUFFIELD THOMPSONVILLE SPRINGFIELD '01 ON0 .471 00 '01 Compliment! o JOHN DINEEN Landfcapzng Ga neral Work SUFFIELD 8 x9X0'f0Y0X?'0'0'f0K0 0'101'0'0'0 0' Complzmentx of BALLARD OIL COMPANY HARTFORD INC 9 . . J, . ' 1 0 1 0 ' f of O I-01010 0M02040 0w-0 -0X-0N040 016' 0K0 040'f-01-0f0P'0'l0 Complzmentr 0 ANTHONY MOLINSKI Oldfmobzle Pomzac 933 ENFIELD STREET THOMPSONVILLE CONNECTICUT Complzmentf 0 Your Frrendly Bank Complete Bankzng Serwce Member of Federal Reserve System Member of F D I C FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF THOMPSONVILLE THOMPSONVILLE CONNECTICUT Complzmentr 0 DUCKS UNLIMITED INC Help preserve the fine sport of wxldfowlmg We need your mem bcrshnp to keep em flymg Room 608 36 PEARL STREET HARTFORD CONNECTICUT Q IIIEMHQ ' HARTFORD WES HARTFORD T Oflicnal Suffield Academy Blazers an Neckwear X9-f0x.0v 0ff02f010'0 0' 0 0' x 2 1 1 9 ' f ' f . f 3 . , ' . . I 2.5 I 1 d 6 . . X90 fL0K0l0f02'0I0-40Y 'l0f Comphmentf 0 Compliment: o HARVEY C BRAINARD Pnntmg Makers of A F R I E N D Gooo IMPREss1oNs SINCE 1914 THOMPSONVILLE CONNECTICUT Complzmentf 0 '0'10i'0 40 GEORGE B FISHER COMPANY EFFICIENT INSURANCE SERVICE SINCE 1872 CORNER TRUMBULL AND ALLYN STREETS HARTFORD CONNECTICUT E1 I 1 I 1 S ' f ' f 65 HIGH STREET Of ExtendHtyCgl' hMb fh 1957 GRADUATING CLASS h BIGELOW SANFCRD CARPET COMPANY MAIN STREET THOMPSONVILLE CONNECTICUT Complzmefnts of bw Sv 4, Q sxwgiiw I1YL'lII57ER Q E T 5 2 E 5 101 5 x 3 T J :Q 5 I A If uf T 0 I M ' IH, - ,XX, A XV' I xv ap 14 V 1 3 A '-0110'40r01' l01'01f01f01 -01401 5101101101 X910 -'02 .16 40 '04 0210201 '05 01'0 0'01'-010-01 01 010001 K? Success to the CLASS OF 57 ROGER C. LOOMIS I our Yearbook Photographer 196 MAIN STREET SUFFIELD CONNECTICUT Complzmentx of YOUR FRIENDLY MOBIL DEALER Complzmentf 0 General Sen zce SUFFIELD CONNECTICUT MERRILL S CAMERA EXCHANGE SUFFIELD CONNECTICUT Tclcphone JALkson 5 3479 187 PEARI STREET HARTFORD w CONNECTICUT 9 0N0f0 -0110 0X0N-0Y0H0'10 0K0ff0P'0110140'0'0K0' I ' f l 'A' x Camcmf - Photographic Suppliex 1021710401063 9401010 0110110 010110101'021010'1010'0110110 0'0210101'0Y010'1021010 10110 AMERICAN UNICN TRANSPCDRT INC Ste mflazb O1 ze J ami Ope at CHARTERING BROKERS AND FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS 'k E tend thelr best W1ShCS to S ffield Academy 3 E 3 3 2 Q E s E 3 Q 9 5 3 S 1011010 10f0'10'102 10110511 3 1 5 5 3 . 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