Terryville High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Terryville, CT)

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FRESHMEN Thus years very actuve Freshmen chose John Peplowskl as their Class President Stephen Adamskn as Vlce presndent Patty Petrnn as Secretary and David Zumbrowslu as Treasurer As the year progressed the boys and gurls basketball teams were chosen e resentmg the Freshman Class on the Jumor Varsnty were Stephen Adamsku, Peter Banulus, James Cleveland, George Lourle, Joseph Pllbm, Edward Plaweclu, John Smolenskl, Julian WOIlUSIk, Joseph Zepeckl, and David Zumbrowskl On the gurls' Junuor Varsnty the Freshmen Class was represented by Florence Budzenslu, Tlllle Hrlcemak, Barbara Kochanskn, Margaret Gleason, and Margaret Kllmkosky Freshmen representatives on the Student Councll were Sally Johnson, Susan Jay, Florence Budzenslu, John Peplowskl, Stephen Adamskl, and David Zumbrowskl 36

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Leona Alexander Rlchard Alford Fredenck Arden Henry Arden Carolyn Austm PET PEEVES Show offs Oral Topucs Square Dancmg Cats Unthoughtful people Emery Austin Practncal lokers who can glve a loke Betty Axelby but can t take one People who pretend to be somethmg they arent John Balke Fred Barber Jamce Bednaz Wulma Bertnagel Thomas Borkowskl Edward Brzankalskn Janet Budzlenskl Wnlllam Budzenskl Paul Bukowskr Ernest Bunnell Donald Butler Margaret Coy People Ernestme Curtis Andrew D Andrea Carol Dayton Frederick Denny Sandra Dungwell Rlchard Doyle John Duff Mary Ellen Dwyer Daniel Emmons Patrncla Evanoskl Shlrley Fahre Theodore Freshest Joanne Gallop Moncrlef Galloway Allan Goodwin Ralph Goodwm Elnzabeth Gorack Jean Graham Marguerute Gregory Gwendolyn Hanre Richard Hamel Mary Harrlgan People stepping on my shoes Dements Grouchy people Show olts Homework 47 red Chevy convertlble Bemg called Mlss Budzlenskn Playlng baseball In the ram 47 red Chevy convertible School Squares who don t have a sense of humor Dusrespectful people red Chevy convertuble Homework Monday Mornmgs Sernous people Bemg alled DuFfel Bag Brownies Dements People who brag Unfruendly people School Boys People who brag Dements Lune cutters In the lunch lme People weanng frowns Oral Toprcs Snobs Bemg called Gwendolyn Homework People who use the Englrsh language incorrectly John Krlmske TV commercrals Evelyn Kuskoskl Unfrlendly people Albert Lavlgne School Alfred Longo Dements Audrey Lyga Study Halls Helena Mackrewlcz People who show off Jean Macklewlcz People who can t take a loke Terrence Maslak Report Cards Wallace Mendela 47 red Chevy convertnble Carol Mnastkowsku People who glve you a hard tame Carol Mlnor Rude People George Mrskey Show offs and wlse guys Ronaldo Morneault Girls with DA s Joan Mozelak Paul Newclty Dorothy Norton Patrlcla Nypert Barbara Packer Thomas Patnode Joseph Pnazza David Pleva Thomas Pyrzenskl Robert Qumn Patrlcla Radleskl Kay Read Ronald Reed eo Robert Rustow Richard Rockwell Rhoda Rlchards Edward Roman Steve Roman Robert Russell Stuck up people Squares and brown noses People who are always argumg Bemg called Gulluver Waltmg School School Bookworms Flunkmg Hnstory Plane Geometry Latin Snobs p e who are always pestermg others When thmgs don t go rnght Women Flashers Girls Cat tlmesl Compositions Forgettmg nmportant thmgs People who won t pack you up when hrtchung rides Wllllam Russell People who wont puck y u up when hrtchrng rides Patncla Ryan Jealous people Frederick Schwalm Smokmg Emnly Scovalle Doing homework Arthur Shea Going out with gurls who smoke Mary Ann Snemlatkoskl Work John Sleath Blind referees Carol Slovlnskn Ruth Urban Edrth Steunagel People wnth no sense of humor Betty Ann Suckley People who are unfriendly and dlscourteous Carol Thompson People who wont take a Ioke John Totels Red convertlbles Stanley Tucholskl Hats Ruth Urban Carol Slovmsku Betty Vlsl Glvung oral reports Lawrence Weeks People who can t take a loke Arlme Whute People who are too serious Emll Wnlde Not beung able to tanker with cars Natalne Wrnght Hugh hat people . . , . . . , . ll ll ' ' ' ' Il 0 ll . J . . . , ' . .. .. I ' - II ' ll . . , . , - ' ' ll - ll . , . . . . , . . Il ll ' P l ' . . . . . , . ' ..... ., '47 ' ' ,. s,..,.......,.....,,. ' ...,. .. A A . . .,.. ,.., ,,.. D e merits Frances Roskosky, ' ' ' ' C II II ll ' Il I ' ll ' ' ll ' . ' .Q .,.. .,... ..,., . . .... ,.,..,...., ,... I . A H . . H t . , . n I ' 35

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John Welton as a newcomer to the Freshmen class WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER Mary Ann Acker for berng first rn roll call Stephen Adamskr for berng such an all around sport Floyd Alford for faolrng around wrth Junior Caron Edrth Armbruster as an able goalie onthe gurls field hockey team Dorothy Awalt for enloyrng her study halls Peter Banulrs for hrs announcer s vorce Lynme Barbour for her cute giggle Shirley Bernoskr for her pretty soprano vorce Dorothy Bosch for her cute posters Robert Brown for hrs barrtone vorce Florence Budzenskr for berng such a good sport at all trmes Nazrre Caron for gettrng rnto trouble Wrllram Caron for berng such a very good dancer Patrrcra Cherry for her hopes to be a nurse Coe Cleveland rn Crvrcs classes James Cleveland for berng tall and handsome Mrchael Conway another Plymouth addrtron to the Freshmen Class Ronald Corrrveau for hrs black short harr Elsre Dellrber for her steady beau Frances Drdsbury for berng very easy to get along wrth Ward Ferry for hrs prtchrng abrlrty Marron Gallop for her drslrke of book reports John Garbor for hrs asking questrons rn Algebra Margaret Gleason for berng the other half Edward Grodeckr for hrs long walks after school Patrrcra Gudartrs for her rnterests rn Bristol Gary Hallock for berng quret but more than meets the eye Elizabeth Hart for lrvrng way up rn the country George Hotchkrss for hrs good natured self Trllre Hrrcenrak for always bemg around when needed Davrd Houston for bemg tall and dignified Thomas Hungerford for runnrng up trees Thomas Hurra for bemg Massey to us Helmut Jakobert for hrs unusual name Susan Jay for representrng the Freshmen on the cheerrng squad Sally Johnson for being so versatrle Sandra Kelly for gettrng good marks rn scrence Joan Klaneskr for berng blonde Margaret Klrmkosky for her abrlrty on the basketball court Barbara Kochanskr for her shorter and shorter harrcuts Evelyn Kratzle for being such a lady and swell grrl Melrssa Krrnrtskr Leon Kuzrk for Carolyn or berng the smallest boy rn our class Bernice Langdo Robert LaVallee for those frequent trrps to Marne for wearrng Levy s Wanda Loleskr for Joan George Lourre for hrs perpetual rnqursrtrveness rn Scrence class Marrorre Malley for her farr complexron Robert Marqurs for those occasronal Brrstol trrps Lourse Moffitt for berng seen but not heard Barbara Moody for berng such a tomboy Barbara Murawskr for berng the tallest grrl rn our class Rodney Orr John Paleskr Nrla Pelletrer John Peplowskr Patrrcra Petrrn Joseph Prlbrn Robert Plaskett for hrs rnterest rn Scrence as cdr for gorng roller skatrng for always gorng to band practrce for berng such a sharp dresser for berng a frrend rn need for hrs accordran Edward Plaweckr for being such a good sport Carol Rrce for gettrng along with people so well Patrrcra Rrchardson for being the shyest grrl Roberta Roman for those drmples Antone Schuler for berng such a versatrle musrcran Robert Sremratkoskr for hrs cute sprt curls and hrs wrtty personalrty Davrd Skinner for gorng home on the bus John Smolenskr for berng such a brarn rn French class Frances Tanskr for her Grggles Patrrcra Tomcheskr for her Grft of Gab Lrnwood Tracy for hrs unusual knack of gettrng rnto trouble Kenneth Weeks for helprng out rn the cafeterra Julian Woltusrk Carolyn Yacawych Edward Yale Jerald Yarushes Michael Zalaskr Paulrne Zalaskr Brenda Zerner Joseph Zepeckr Davrd Zumbrowskr Vrrgrnra Zukowskr for berng such a nrce dresser for her brarns for hrs tumbling for hrs hrtch hrkrng for hrs scrence reports for her pleasrng smrle for Chrysler Motors as a Cat for bemg so quret for bemg last rn roll call I . H Q H . ' , T , ,,.,. , . f . . . . , . . . . . . , I . . . . . V HP .,, u . . T J , . U H u H Elizabeth Gleason T . ,. . for being half of twins Cynthia Scott , T ., for her fine qualities of leadership . . . . . ,, . ,, 1 s - a n s II ' II . 1 I A J . ,, H . . . . . - I . I II n 37