Valley Regional High School - Triad Yearbook (Deep River, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

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Mrs Jesse Lanz: The staff of the Valley Regronal Trmd dedrcates th1s 1958 edrtron to Mr s esse Lanzr devoted and cllicrent secretflry xn our school office Not only has she been a generous and smcere frrend but our w1ll1n and 8 staunch supporter at all tlmes Typrng newsreleases handlrng busrness calls and correspondence comprlrng and filrng our records such are Just a few of her dutres But beyond her usufll secreta 1 1 k h r I1 ms s s e pmently responds to 'all our re quests Her well developed talent for playmg the prano and organ has been ap preclated by the students at many muslcal assemblxes Honor Soclety rnductrons and graduatrons Wrth unlrmlted respect deep admrmtron 1nd most of all srncere frpprecratron we are proud to dedrcate thrs volume of Trrad to Mrs Lanzr 3 a , i' ,. , lx v O I J , A . . I 5 ' a 7 Y 3 ' I 1 Q A L , L . L ' 3 7 v ' 1 x 4 1 FACULTY Miss Mary A Babic A B Mr Henry Burr B Mus ltlwanl Butler B A M S 6' vw- iv? Uh' Miss Dolores V Borsik Miss Isabelle L Brown B A M A A B A M l. valve Martin Carrigan B S Miss julia Castelli B S M A 5' fad, T -19 's-uf I 3 Mr Da J Miors BS Mrs Edith Brewster Cusson AB T eQl Mr RobertE Doyle B A ,IN Mrs. Cecilia Estes B.A. Mrs. Catherine Ford A.B. f F . . iw' ,-. 1 4- 6i,- . 'im I-'L A N A M , i l. Q if ... if ' , 52: 5' t . Q 4 'af : s t , f A - V M :ff L, u XM Z-A I. , V r. ,-. tu, - ,f ' violin. .. saffr :L S Q - ' L . 2 if M Mr. Vincent Gaffney B.S. Mr. Kenneth Gist B.A. C ?' 1 ' j .V x 1, 9 i ,W t f .' ' '.. 7 K 4 t P ' I ' r , , ,, it 5.1 t . .'T'3? lf 1, n v ' 'I ' H if in ,I ing, U 6'u', IBN Mr. Donald Grohs, B.A.g M.A. Mr. Robert G. Groth, B.S.g M.A. Miss Helen G. Hannon Mr. Robert Healy, B.S.g M.Ed. B.E.g M.A. J ZZ,-?hHl? a . 6-' .Q ,si iv 4 f ' Miss Elizabeth McNlff B S BF Mrs Patricia Nute ,al 75.2 LA t f Miss Elizabeth Klatt, A.B. Mrs. Mabel McCarthy, B.S. Miss Katherine Moylan in 'E' Mrs Rosalie Otto B A ,,.-an A 2 -' 0' 2 .B Q .M t Mr. D. Leonard Lieberman, jr B.A.: M.A. Mr. Roger H. McGrath B.S.g M.A. and Mr Harold Muggleston B A M A Y if Miss Loretta Pollock B Ed S E 4 i 3, 1,3 ' 3 2 K1 53.5 5 ' 'f ,XLI N1 - A-Q. i ire gl if -it , hi Mr. Lewellyn Mack, Custodian Q -YBEE F33 V5 'NY' NET' , lt, 2 J MJ, , , , A, -,. 4,-, P . f 4 M Mr. joseph F. McManus, A.B. .V Miss Sara Marie Nelson B S .aa Mrs Gertrude Porter B A gl ' .v .f?f,:-'M Mm 6? Mr Richard Ramsdell Mr Richard E Reale BA Mr Paul H Renton BS MS Miss Jeannergg Roberts BA BA MMus i' 1 XL A i 3 ,f sua, 2 , - I . :ifi-al A A . l 4 f if. A ' , .. ' A ,B.F. . . ' ' , .. V f A 4' x.. K i sf' I X V X' K V if S if A .I A , E' 2 'A I L.. Y . in VLQQA. . ,B.S. . ' A , W or ff i R ns- . ... f 'f ig wa cv I, W ' P . 'A w. ft '11 j lb' 9 1 '..'. . W .. - a 1- fm 1 Sf - if -5. ' si.. A r'.f 'R .Auf .SL Xi 'za -- . Rv, Miss Mary C, Sacksteder, A.B. I ,.,' ' Mr. Roy Silver, B.S. Mr. Dayton D. Shepherd Mrs. Margurite Smith, R.N. V f ,- , . A ' ' B.S.g M.A., Superintendent Nurse 1: A Q , ,WX V . jf at Q t, A ,. X ,ga fn Mrs. Victoria Stowers, B.S.gM.A. Mr. Charles R. Tippen Mrs. Mary I atrous, B.S. Mr. Frank R. Yule, B.S.g M.Ed. B.S.g M.A. M Principal . l . S Z'T!f' f5 it reap: W... ' f., S A . , K --,.., It all OFFICE STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF Seated: Mrs. joan Lanzi. First Row, left to right: Lucille Cary, Mildred Dorr, Ola Zeremba. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Olga Akervall, Mrs. Second Row: May Rutty, Lillian Lindner, Henrietta Koritkoski. William Dolle. Frank Mu en Bar Jud th Mu en Sy pher Il Q.. U-4 Sara Ryon james R ce Ioieph Hur but Ge-nev eve Kruszewsk kowsk OI braH Dean fa San 'U Margaret Traynor der I oul ancy G N horst rd Mo Kr V 561' C O an fl SO fi 21 d F3 B Susan Kovak ard ch R f e U Secon wb.. -4-.. CD ff. 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S3925 fi' JQU- ... ogg-CD E' v3 H-l,.g'c...vEeu 5 N U'-xO...Z ... wwe-..nt D- -'ag713,,Qc..,,,C - cf'23 .z: BZEMW cue QvIU,c5ED50 f ow ':'.?3-vscqg 4-'Cu 43--M wb- Q:--C'-C .':'1E o .agua I-1 M 7 3-K-. 1' MARY ADELE ALEXANDER Mary She need not reeb charm the har zt Sewing Club 2 Square Dancing l 2 3 Short blonde bundle of happiness always laugh ing and joking seen in school with Iyn ong list of friends voted best dancer keen clothes most interested in Eddie and partics RICHARD JAMES ARONSON Dick He carrier maize 111 hu heart Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Music Club President 3 AllSt1te Chorus 3 All State Band 4 Likes ust about ever thin and does it well Best Y personality surc to be a success Plans ro be 1 music teacher after school NANCY CAROL BARGNESI Nancy A merry heart maketh a cheer ul C0!HZle71a71E6 Triad 7 Chorus 2 Nancy comes to us from her trip to happy happy Africa Happy traveler good sense of humor keen personality likes to read DONALD ELLSWORTH BIRCH Don I ll do what I pleare, and I ll do it with eare. ' Camera Club 23 Senior Sports l, 2g Chefs Club 2g Leather 23 Automotive Club 3g Basketball 3g Track 3. Class would not be the same without Don . . . bright- ens many a dull class with his witty remarks ..,. - ways ready with a joke . . . can be found working at First National. CLeft school in januaryj MARJORIE LOUISE BOGGIO Margie Speech if great, hat rilence is greater. Sewing Club lg Vali-Hi-Echo 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3g Triad 4, Advertising manager. Sincere, quiet and dependable . . . small bundle of happiness . . . succeeds in accomplishing her work. ,,---if an nous 1 K? norm nu. cm 4-gn da' if W'-1 W veal -Q, ,- wp .V bggtvl t 5? S. nb gif 6-1-:1.s?2iil'?.- 2' r- 1 , 1 . iste er'tst A x rf Q, L 65' ,bY I J, W .nn-my and I N rx., me H ,ww A 'Try MARY SUSAN BRADEEN Sue Blu.flaing if the color of uirtuef' Chorus 1, 2, 3g Triad 1, 33 F.H.A. lg Student Council 1, 2. Makes acquaintances in a quiet Way . . . a catchy smile goes with her blushing . . . Sue plans to attend a junior College then a year at Secretarial School. ARLINE ELIZABETH BROOKE Arlme Saddle your dreamr be ore you rule them Chorus 1 2 3 FHA 2 3 Vali H1 Echo 3 Dra matics 1 Horse Club 3 Opera Club 2 Studious helping hand main topic of con versation7 and horses top Latin student as winning smile interested m teaching EMILIE ESTER BROWN m Goorl nature uzll alwayr wm the hear! Dramatics Club 1 7 Varsity Club 4 Triad 1 Chorus 1 Vali Hi Echo 4 Secretary Treasurer of Honor So ciety 3 Good natured Emilie wins friends easily rea keen hockey manager likes ice skating and science basketball guard has been accepted at Massa chusetts General Hospital of Nursing JAMES FRANCIS CASTELLI m Ola or the lzfe of a farmer Square Dancing 3 Senior Sports 2 3 Chorus 2 Automotives Club 3 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Soccer 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 The Farmer of our class always friendly smile for everyone lots of fun has a beautiful blush gained the title cutest in class inter ested in sports candidate for King of junior Prom plans unknown MARY LOUISE CASTELLI Cheech A quzet gzrl :he reemr to be but underneath zr full of glee Chorusl 2 3 Social Dancingl 2 3 Square Danc mg 2 3 Secretary of Class 1 Basketball 2 Val1H1 Echo 4 LIICI till you know her full of fun and laughs ready to egg you on in a joke a member of the inseparable four Menaces has a heavy foot in a Green Hudson short and cute plans sec retarial work future might include Dick 9 3 45 fm rocc Rf 7'g!lf7 BRUCE REINOLD COMSTOCK Bruce The only way to have a friend if to be one. Boys' Sports 1, 2, 3g Badminton 1, 2g Track 5g Soc- cer 4g Senior Class Vice-President. Cute junior Prom King . . . always ready to help anyone voted best dressed a lot of school spirit plans to study forestry after he graduates JEANNE MARIE COURTEMANCHE Jeanne All art zr quzze use ul Val1H1 Echo I 2 3 4 Social Dancing 2 Chorus I 2 Photographyl 2 3 Class Artist long hair on quiet side but swell friend always willing to help plenty of school spirit seen at all basketball games plans to be a reporter for the New York Times KAREN DOD CRANE Kar I nay not born yexlerday Glee Club 4 Chorus 1 Val1H1 Echo 1 Dramatics 3 Cheerleading 4 Voted class flirt likes to travel has been to France can be heard laughing anytime plans to travel more after graduation SALLY JANE DANFORTH a Ready for mucbze ready or un wrlllng to talk io anyone Vali H1 Echo l 2 Assistant Editor 3 Editor in Chief 4 Senior Chorusl 2 5 Secretary Triad 4 Basket balll 2 5 Manager-4 Full of fun swell friend to have always laughing commonly known as a member of the inseparable four Menaces Editor in Chief of our school newspaper voted does most for school cute drives a hot Ford future grade school teacher MARILYN DANIELS Lynn With words' ue govern men Chorusl 2 Tumblingl 2 5 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Girls Sports I 2 Triad I 2 Monitor 3 Glee Club Vice President 4 Field Hockey I 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Softballl C reat piano player interested in horses and sports keen hockey player always smiling swell friend plans to become an elementary school teacher Io u u rr ' ' f U ' ' a s 7 a 1 s 1 a s ' u n rf I V lv 7 7 - - 7 . , - IIS ll! H . . V . . 1 1 n ' ' 9 y - s ' ' v a 9 s s y ' Y 7 7 ' , r . . . .1 H . . . 1. H u n fr ' V ,U a a a a v a - s a . , - . . . 1 1 1 s a ' Q 1 s 1 s 7 Y 3 3 ' 7 . . . il ii? 6LHocL 3 'biz DIANE LOUISE DAVIES Diane All the world it hut a rtagef' Chorus l, 2g Vali-Hi-Echo 1, 2, 4g Triad 3g Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. Diane is carefree . . . likes life and the stage . . . most dramatic . . . studious . . . interested in modern dancing . . . seen at Davies Pharmacy frequently. SANDRA CAMILLE DEAN Sandy A lzttle htt of heaven Art Club 1 2 Chorus l 2 Vali H1 Echo 3 Triad 3 4 Literary Editor 4 Secretary of Class 4 Cute unior Prom Queen sweet stuff always seen with Marg or Bruce sketches cute chip munks asset to senior class class secretary future plans probably include Bruce DALE SANFORD DICKENSON Dale Hn' wrt maker otherr wrtty Dramatics Club 4 Soccer 4 Dale is a newcomer to us this year comes to us from Windsor he looks quiet but looks are de ceivmg fine singing voice likes to tinker with gasoline cars NORMAN DRISCO Norm Lz e tr what you make tt Boating Club 1 Senior Sports 1 2 Forum Club 1 Soccerl 2 3 4 Track 3 Baseball Norm is known to everyone for his o.1rly hair also for his jokes can pep up school trips with his singing you cant stay serious with Norm around real good sport too EDMUND BRUNO F ANSLAU Nature made htm what he rr and never made another like htm Dramatics Club 2 4 Chefs Club l Square Dancing 1 2 Badminton Clubl 2 Chorusl 2 Vali H1 Echo 4 Band 1 2 3 Photographyl 2 Student Council l 2 3 Class President 3 Soccer 2 3 4 F irt ta a hit with many girls always seen talking to a girl interested in photography hunting and fishing H 59 V 0 V lurk' M ag--vi' Q7 http N cf Vo-v 'X ge N V 4323 K isis N.- JOAN FOLEY oan Let not your heart be troubled Sewmg Club 3 Socral Dancrng 3 Trymg somethrng new rs her prrme nnterest ong marr class gum chewer long l1sr of frrends plans to study harr dressmg NANCY NORTH GOULD Nance Beauty and Bramr a rare combznatron Cheerlefrdrng 2 3 4 Square Dancrngl Trrad 1 E change Student 3 Honor Soctety 3 4 Exchange Student cute smart always wrll rng to help voted best looktng MARCUS HAYNES Mar Carrot top lrket to bop Square Dancing 2 3 Socml Dancrng 1 2 3 Oh Rock n Roll' Short wrth good supply of clothes sense of humor joker Hot Rod BARBARA MARIE HOTKOWSKI Barb Szlence 1: Golden Future Teachers 3 4 FH A 2 3 Always seen wrth eanne quxet good sense of h umor plans to tom the Navy has many frlends JOSEPH DAVID HURLBUT oe Harte maker Wane Whnz rn Englrsh loves to read always wrllrng to help usually trred tall and sertous plans ro jorn the Navy 'I2 5 cr 'S 0 013 '5v1! 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When there zr plearure m the waztmg Boys Sportsl 2 3 Badmnnton 1 Baseball 2 Soc cer3 UICI7 oh no ' has a large assortment of trxcks studrous mterested nn huntrng frshrng and boatlng BAHARUDDIN KALO Bahar Hu only fault rf that he har no aultf Soccer 4 Badmmton 4 Our exchange student from Indonesra although shy he 1S eager to make frrends rnterested rn photography and readrng asset to our class future Includes workrng wrth uncle LINDA JANE JOANNE KNEL Lyn A lzttle mzrchle now and then 15 relzfherl hy the hert 0 them Socral Dancrng 5 Grrls Woodworkrng 1 Sewm Club 3 Trrad 2 Valx H1 Echo 4 Badmmton 4 Hockey Manager 4 Cheerful full of energy so lnght and brrght her harr great hockey manager cute httle package of happrness noted for her partres Wow' specral rnterest not workrng and eattng ROBERT ANDREW STEPHEN KERKES Duke Force of hrs ment maker hu way Chefs Club 2 Drrves a hot green 48 Olds haunts the corr1dors wrll run errands of mercy to leave school lrkes to stretch the pornt constantly drawmg car toons works at Frrst Nanonal plans mclude college keen personalrty RICHARD ALOISIUS JOSEPH KORITKOSKI Whrty A merry heart paver the road or merry lwmg Prng Pong 1 Varsrty Club 2 3 Vnce Presrdent 4 Square Dancmg 2 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 7 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 Tall center of basketball team lrked by all known for blond halt future unknown 4 13 DOC' 'Kill' -1-,... fX if sv-' 'half' tai ae' tg:-rf fo-,, 'en- RICHARD ROBERT KOVAK Moose Carer are mmgled wztla plearurer Boys Sports l 2 3 Chefs Club 2 Automottve Art Club l Basketball 1 Can be found rxdmg 1n green and whnte Chevy shy but frxendly one of the class artrsts ways ready wnth a wxtty remark quret untll you know h1m mterested rn sports and woodwork mg sure to be a success GENEVIEVE BARBARA KRUSZEWSKI Gen I want to Zwe lzfe to ztr ullert Sentor Chorus 1 2 3 Soc1al Dancxng 3 Square Danc mg 3 Badmmton 2 Substrtute Cheerlead1ng l Happy and lxkable has a heavy foot on the gas pedal of the black Chevy works m Bennys seems content to contnnue at her job mam rn terest Carl SANTO ANTHONY MICHAEL LaMARK Sandy Excuse my dewlzrh deed! Boys Sports 2 3 Chefs Club 2 Automotlve 2 Glee Known and lrked by all always ready wlth a loke or wltty remark keen soccer player best bulld sure to be a success IS not sure of future FLORENCE MAY LESSE 0 Lzke a brook I babble on orezer Tumblxng Club 2 Glee Club 3 Soclal Danclng l 2 3 uare Dancmg 3 Proud possessor of an engagement rmg tall and slender member of our class always ready wlth a smlle and a helpmg hand handy wlth a needle and thread mam toprc of her conversatron 15 Harold future plans are marrrage JOHN RUSSELL LOBB Tate All I ark 11 a tall rhzp and a rtar to freer her by Photographyl 2 Senlor Sports 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 n 1 2 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 3 Student Councnll 2 4 Never hurrles tall and good looking F lrt Athlete wxth great abllxty gets along great wlth all gtrls actrve member of H1 Y mterested nn football and sarlmg sure to be a success ln whatever he does H moose f .dal 11-' 2 V Q- ,tio ' , -, .L ' L ' 59 A . . .. . . '. . al- t Qu f I , , X X . 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H ' ' . . . t X A N5 . 0 W fx Y Sex qi-V i Chill T0 SKY!!! :JP X2 KN CT-7 ELEANOR LEE LOVELL L1ss1e Lz e zr :hart let J make barte to be kmd Badmtntonl 2 Leathercraft 1 2 3 4 Trladl 2 Chorusl 2 Hockey 2 3 Softball 2 Brown eyed gal wlth trrm figure dramatlc makes frrends easxly dresses wrth good taste wants to see the world ROBERT JAMES JOSEPH MAY Bo Muclatef thou aft afoot Boys Sports 1 2 3 SoctalDanc1ng 1 Badmmton 2 Tumblmg 2 Chefs Club 3 Basketball 2 Track 3 Gets great pleasure out of berng a tease foot loose and fancy free otherwxse known as Srdeburns mterested 1n sports and grrls always avallable to leave school on an errand of mercy future un known JUDITH ANN MISLICK udy Wztb a Jong tn her heart Dramattcsl 2 3 Treasurer 4 Art Club 2 3 Chorus 1 2 Varsnty Club Presxdent 4 Glee Club 1 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Softballl 3 Class Secretary 3 Glrls State Representatrve 3 All State Representatrve 4 Advrsory Board 3 4 Student Coun crl Treasurer 4 Very serlous mmded beautxful volce asset hockey team one of class artnsts traveler of semor class b1cycles2 attended Gxrls State what fun plans unknown KENNETH CHARLES MOLANDER Magoo Known by many and liked by all Archery 1 2 Boys Sports 1 2 Varsrty Club 3 4 Soccer3 Basketball 2 3 4 Class Presxdent 2 4 V1ce Presldent 3 Honor Soctety Presrdent 4 Student Counc1l2 3 4 Boys State Representatxve 3 Tall and dark noted for crew cut Senxor Class President always wllllng to lend a helping hand famed at horse shoe prtchmg mterested tn fishmg candtdate for unror Prom Krng plans to become an Electrxcal Engxneer KARL RICHARD MORDHORST Mud Duck Acttom Jpeak lomler than wordr Auto l Agrlculture 1 Band 1 Square Dancrng 2 3 Hot Rod Seen lmltatlng EP Makes the sweetest lrttle Hawauan Mtss a Whnz at keep mg Engltsh Classes ahve Future unknown 'Ut M 'i YXf QMMT' rift Cass 3 .41-P'- - n ew 401.3 If I 'lp MIISUZIJ ssh- X WILLIAM KNOWLES MORRIS Bill Lizzie raid it Joonext mended. Boys' Sports lg Dramatics lg Tumbling lg Square Dancing lg Track l, Manager 2g Soccer Manager 2. Keen sense of humor . . . always ready with a smile . . . real friend . . . interested in cars . . . hard worker . . . Future plans, Navy. FRANK EMERSON MULLEN Frankie Life ir what you make it. Badminton 2g Social Dancing 5. First National is his place of employment and enjoy- ment seen driving many different cars quiet until you know him HAZEL JUDITH MULLEN ude Rare compound of Myttery and Fun Leather Club l Chorus l 2 3 Square Dancing l Badminton l 2 Girls Sports 1 2 Valt I-It Echo l Basketball 2 Social Dancing 3 Quiet but willing to make friends always ready with a smile great personality ready for a good time sparking sense of humor Plans not known SHELDON PARKER Parker Mzrcbzef comer zn small packages Photography Club 2 Square Dancing 3 S untxl you know him known for shortness Willing to help future unknown JOHN CHARLES PITTS ohn A good mznd porrefrer a kingdom Varsity Club 5 4 Honor Societty 3 4 Sports 1 2 3 Badminton 1 2 H1 F1 Chem 4 President junior Class 3 Vice President Student Council 4 Student Council Representative l 2 5 4 Track 1 5 Captain 4 Basketball 2 3 Soccerl 2 3 4 Class leader jr Class President Honor Stu dent Studious interested in sports Special interest Ltsste Hobby amateur Radio C CALL KNIDVEJ i 4 T'. y +2- YIJ SY I x ' Z br i .v . l D 9 l' l' S 1 ' f 9' yl I! 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Yum: LOUIS JAMES JOSEPH RICE m Ohf Why Jhould lzfe all lahor he Senior High Sports 1 2 3 Captain Art Club 1 2 Square Dancing 3 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Badminton Social Dancing 1 Val1H1 Echo 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Cheerleading 3 The class would not be the same without tagged sleepiest in class one of our leading mem bers in track and field events Plans to be Phys Ed teacher KATHLEEN MARIE ROLF Tma When lrtrh eye: are rrnzhng Senior Chorus 1 2 Varsity 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Hockeyl 2 3 4 Softballl Dramatrcs 1 2 3 Thespian Club 2 3 4 Ways and Means Committee Chairman 3 4 Always smiling known as silliest in class Seen driving Terrys small bug great personality Whiz at hockey asset to basketball team Future secretary SARA JANE RYON Sara My appettte came to me nhzle eatzng Badmmtonl 2 Sewing Clubl 2 Chorusl 2 3 4 Square Dancing 1 Social Dancing 2 Cute bundle of joy seen constantly with Sam in hot Ford Boy ' likes to eat conscious of weight always laughing Plans not known HOWARD JOSEPH SAMPSON JR Sam Better late than never Chefs Club 1 2 Senior Sports 1 2 Social Dancing 3 Square Dancing 1 3 Auto Club 3 Basketball Baseballl 2 Soccer 1 2 3 Advisory Board 4 Hard worker . . . seen at Saras or riding around in a Ford . . . special interest Sara . . . Boy!!! . . Swell 3-.D 'W' KM-l HBH B 'Tk g cook . . . keen friend. 1 4 JVM M .4 AAA HELEN ROSE SCHERBER i 'Three dayr 0 the week I do not worry yerterday today and tomorrow. Vali-Hi-Echo l 2 4 Managing Editor' Senior Chorus 1. 2 3' Leather Club 1' Triad Sales Manager 4' Varsity Club 2 3 4' Badminton 1 2' Basketball 1 2 3 44 Girls State Representative 3' Monitor 3 4. Little Miss Mischief . . . always ready with a joke . . . leader of the inseparable four Menaces . . . keen basketball player...has a smile for everyone... tall and cute . . . a real helping hand . . . plans to be a secretary. --fx. Ni I 1 A nl XV I i O i BLANCHE CAROL STARR Blanche Nothing ir imporrible I0 a willing heart. Stamp Club lg Badminton 2g F.H.A. 3. Shyest member of class . . . real personality . . . likes to draw . . , fashion . . . most independent . . . wants to be a fashion designer. MILDRED DOROTHY SUMNER Millie Mutt He uho lauglar lar: doem t get lhe yoke Val1Hx Echo 2 3 4 Triad 2 3 4 Social Dancing l 2 Badminton l 2 Chorus l 2 Cheerleading 3 Co Captain 4 Candidate for unior Prom Queen Co captain of our varsity cheerleaders always smiling likes swimming and Rock n Roll music short and sweet Lots of fun at parties espe cially palama parties Plans to work as a secretary ANNA MARIE SYPHER Ann Stzll watery run deep FHA l 2 3 Triad 4 Art Clubl 2 3 Badmm ton l uiet to those who don t know her always smiling ready to go along with a joke friendly dis position commonly known as one of inseparable four Menaces JOHN HOWARD SYPHER Zero I m the Jlay relzrmg type furt ark me Chefs Club Wrttrest member of senior class always ready for Menace hobby a joke always laughing girs has a keen ability to get along with girls FutureD3?9D? MARGARET ELIZABETH TRAYNOR Marg All the qaalztzer that make or Jaccers Valr H1 Echo 3 Chorus l Art Club l 2 Ancient Civilization 2 Basketballl 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 Girls State Representative 3 Honor Society 3 Vice President 4 Student Council 4 A very active girl and a great asset to the class a strong member of Honor Society always willing to help cheerful and gay a whiz at sports and Trrg delegate to Girls State What Fun' Special interest South Carolina F599 '-1 4 7. 9 P i' if fa D Qld 6- 5 SABBOT FRANCIS URICCHIO I'll nd a may or make it. Photography 1 2 3. Little man with lots of spark . . . really knows how to rod his 49 Pontiac noted for black wavy hair wants to become someone in the automotive field MANUEL CHARLES FRANCIS VEIGA Chico Lzttle cbzpr lzgbt bzg fer Badminton l 7 Senior Sportsl 7 Square Dancing 1 a Varsity Club 4 Ping Pong l President of Class 1 Adwisory Boird 3 Treasurcr Vlrsity Club 4 Student Council 1 7 5 4 Student Council President 4 Soccer 3 4 Co Captain Basketball 7 5 4 Base b 1 7 3 Can often be seen riding in his Hot Ford friend ly and cheerful easy to get along with asset to soccer team interested in hunting ROBERT FRANK VYBORNY Feet He zr az genllemfm look at lan boon Photo Club 1 2 Social Dancing Z 3 Tall dark and keen interested in cars and elec tronics participates in school affairs found working in Carlson s 1 friend to all tallest boy in class RAYMOND HOWARD WEED Butch In quzetneyr lzer hzdden Frzefzdrbzp Audio Visual Club l Badminton 1 7 Automotrves Club Z 3 Woodworking 2 Hot Rod Blue Ford cheerful always read to help generous with 1 smile seen working at Essex Pharmicy s except with friends future plans'7' GARY EDWARD WHARTON Gary All the world zr a rtage President of Class 7 Dramatics 1 7 3 4 Thespian Society 7 3 4 Student Council 1 7 Band 7 3 Metropolitan Opera Club 7 5 All State Representa tive Senior Class Plain but sportful keen dresser great en thusiast about sport cars new addition to Senior Class Great at dramatics serious studious future unknown 19 .9-ns' J SQ VJ oqooeq? U ? l' 'lx L sqg 'T F , lining suv? 41' NANCY WILLETS Nan L1 e tr what you make tt Trrad 5 Dramatrcs 3 Valr H1 Echo I Art I Chorus 1 Basketball Manager 3 Tall slender member of class France llkes to travel always vullrng to help out rn class aenvmes keen dresser WILLIAM DAVID WOLF Dave A man 0 ew word: tr the bert 0 men Chess and Checkers I Boys Sports 2 3 Badmmton Quret to those who dont know htm 1 good frlend to those who do keen sense of humor rnterested m racrng boats RICHARD MORRIS YOUNG Drckre Although we cannot out vote them ue uazll out argue them Socraldancrngl 2 3 Art Clubl 2 3 Leather Craft 7 Woodworkrngl 2 Tall farr complexron artrstrc excellent dancer enloys arguments especrally wrth opposrte sex IS defimtely plannmg Art for a career future may also mclude Cheech CHARLES and JULIUS KESZLER Two of the newest members to the Sentor Class are julrus and Charles They come to us from Hungary We want them to know that we wel come them to our country and hope they have much success and happmess 20 1 1 U' hifi: 'L Y' ily em av rf ' , ' u V ' - ' - '- '- - - - 7 5 7 7 Q . s A ' K , ' . i K Y. . 1 . . . ff, u as K 'K ff ' f f' 1 v 2 at 2, 3. . 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' We Deep Rrver Connectrcut June 18 1963 Mr John Sypher Frre Chref Marn Statron Calrfornra Because of your absence at the class rcunron on June 16 I felt you would lrke to know what each member of the class rs dorng now Mary Lou Castellr and Drck Young are now the owners of the Westbrook Art Gallery Bruce Comstock has been lost for the last srx months somewhere rn the forests rn Wash rngton eanne Courtemanche rs now the assrstant edrtor of the New York Trmes May 4 1963 Gary Wharton produced hrs own Broadway musrcal Drane Davres rs strll workrng on her first hrt on Broadway Bahar Kalo rs now the Indonesran ambassador to the Unrted States Karl Mordhorst has just recerved a gold record for hrs sensatronal new hrt Malrnda General Manuel Verga has just returned home on leave lrnda Kenel has just returned from Monte Carlo where she gambled away WHOSE797 money? Drck Korrtkoskr rs now center forward for the Boston Celtrcs john Lobb the rrch playboy of Hollywood was seen rn Deep Rrver rn hrs red rocket shrp ohn Prtts has just won the Nobel Prrze rn Scrence rm Rrce rs runnrng a successful No Doz Ca drug to keep you awakeb factory Sam Sampson has just burlt a skyscraper taller than the Emprre State Burldrng udy Mullen rs a restaurant owner wrth a pleasant personalrty Barbara Hotkowskr rs now a quret rancher somewhere out west Eleanor Lovell rs now the owner of the Grrswold Inn The future finds Karen Crane makrng her thrrd trrp around the world Marrlyn Danrels rs the wrfe of a successful servrce man Sandra Dean and Sara Ryon are the owners of a thrrvrng mrnk ranch We found Norman Drrsco replacrng the famous clown Emmett Kelly Edmund Fanslau has srx wrves rn hrs harem Robert Vyborny rs now the manager of Carlsons Store rn Chester wrth Ken Molander as hrs assrstant Florence Lesse rs successfully marrred and has a darlrng lrttle daughter Ann Svpher rs the prrvate secretary of ohn Iones who rs the thrrd vrce presrdent of Bunce s Blanche Starr also rn New York rs 1 successful dress desrgner Mary Alexander rs now workrng as a wartress rn the Unrted Natrons Burldrng rn New York Drck Aronson rs now the leader of hrs own jazz band and rs enjoyrng hrs thrrd top hrt Don Brrch Chref of Polrce assrsted by Sergeant Bob May has just cracked the case of Sputnrk vs Mutnrk Susan Bradeen rs happy marrred to an orl mrllronarre rn Texas Margre Boggro rs now teachrng rn Essex Elementary School Arlrne Brooke rs now the proud owner of the large horse farm rn Tennessee Emrlre Brown rs now the owner of the Pancake Inn Jrm Castellr rs strll prtchrng hay on hrs father s farm Have you heard that Marcus Haynes and Sheldon Parker are runnrng agarnst each other for governor of Connectrcut Margaret Traynor rs the author of a famous book now berng read by Nancy Bargnesrs P O D classes We found joe Hurlbut and Dave Wolf as successful officers rn the Navy Brll Morrrs and Tony LaMark are successful busrness partners Trna Rolf rs now ambassador to Ireland Dale Drckrnson rs now mrnrster of the new Congregatronal Church rn Mrddletown Nancy Gould rs the famous screntrst who rnvented the new type of satellrte Judy Mrslrck rs now manufacturrng brcycles for travelrng purposes Gen Kruszewskr rs now the proud owner of Benny s Nancy Wrllets rs happy wrth her present posrtron marrred to a Cadet from Annapolrs Ray Weed rs now the new presrdent of the Hot Rod Club rn Connectrcut Mrldred Sumner has recently been elected Mrss Gullrble of Connectrcut Frank Mullen Sabbot Urrcchro Bobby Kerkes and Rrchard Kovak are now part owners of a charn of Frrst Natronal Stores Helen Scherber rs now the owner of a thrrvrng Maltex Factory I srncerely hope you are well and enjoyrng your health Smcerely your: Sally Danforth Elementary Teacher Deep Rrver Conn 3 3 ' 3 7 X . , . , . . . 7 9 ' J. . . . l I . . . l C l o J . , ' joan Foley is a successful hair stylist in New York. 7 I 7 I - ' . . , . . y . j . a , 4 . , . , 1 U. . , 1 , . , - I 1 5 . 7 ' lnaiq ,,, A HOT RODS Nb Bu! lbeir name is on HRUNE- B 6. 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'In 'sl' K Q if ' V -r T' A ' I A M 'ia v' H , ll L , In A xx , W 3, 5 ,f I0 C E ,- if H 'V -. 3 ' 1-if 2 CLASS WILL Mary Alexander leaye for parts unknown commonly called Saybrook Dick Aronson leave to Tom Haser my scat tn the VRHS band Donny Birch lc we my chatr ln Mr Yulos office to anyone who can fulflll the re qutrements Margie Boggto leave my Math book to Lmda Khm hoping she will put lf to good use Susan Bradeen leaye vs lshlng my sister luck IH Latin Algebra and Geometry Arllne Brooke leaye my good marks in Latin and French to any young language s u dent who wants them Emtlte Brown leave Smttty 1n Miss Nclson s office James Castellt lcavt the art of sktppmg classes to Tom Wtnd tn the hope that he w1ll make good use of xt Mary Lou Castell: leayc a speclal message to the future scnlors Dont try to patnt your school year on the road on Hallovy ttn Bruce Comstock leavc to my brother five mort years at VRHS eanne Courtcmarche leave my slstcr for the teachers to tame Karen Crane leave vuth htgh hopes for tht Freshman class Marllyn Daniels leave two years after my ststcr and my ablllty to play the plano anyone who can play better than she could Diane Davles leave Mr Carrlgan Vs 1th a peaceful studyhall fifth perlod Sandra Dean leave in the hopes of someday coming back for a v1s1t Dale Dlcklnson bequeath my bass votce to Allen Ames Norman Drtsco leave Ray T1ezz1 my curly halr Ed Fanslau bequeath my techniques and out of town girls to any lonely boy Nancy Gould leave to any jumor my wonderful experlences as exchange student Marcus Haynes leave my sxdeburns to ames Traynor Barbara Hotkowskl leave my slster joan all my lnterests and the ablhty to do good oe Hurlbut leave Pete Z my seat in first perlod Engllsh Bahar Kalo leave wtth the hope of someday comlng back ohn ones leave for good never coming back never ' Linda Kenel leave the rest of the Gang behind Robert Kerkes leave my spot ln the school park1ng lot to anyone whose car IS hot enough to fill lf Richard K0flIkKJSlCl leave my lump shot to Tom Wind Richard Kovak leave knowtng l m commg back Gen Kruszewskt leave to my brother Charlie the keys to my hot rod hoplng the old bomb wlll make the h1ll next year Tony LaMark leave the control of VRHS to the boys Florence Lesse leave my sister to the teachers knowlng they w1ll have to put up with her another three years 26 3 A L K l K I. . I , 4 , '4 I 4 . ' , at Q ' . ' . . - A I , K Y l ' K . l . - v , 4 4 i, ll 4 .4 t 7' A I , U l . V11 U . . 4 , 1 'I I 7 1 ' A 4 1 . Sally Danforth, leave my nicknames for anyone who can take a joke. . ' ' , f . . - t ' A , . . ' ' . '. to . . . Y . . . , . , . . 7 K ' . ' . , 4 . 4 ' ' I a . , 1 D , l I 4 . , ' J. . L I, K l , K , L L . I D . J , . . , i 4 - . J J , , ' 1 . , , 1 I 4 U 4 . 1 9 7 , john Lobb leave my full choke to Ray Trezzx and Tom Wxnd Eleanor Lovell leave my brother Wtll the ab1l1ty to be punctual as I at catchmg the us Robert May leave my sldeburns to Mr Yulo udy Mrsllck leave to all future chemistry students my foolproof system hopmg they ll be able to crack tt CI never couldj Ken Molander leave my Sen1or Class Presrdency to a unlor wrth a loud volce Karl Mordhorst leave my foot prmts rn the sand of trme Brll Morrrs leave to Drck Zremba the last lunch hour Frank Mullen leave for the First Natxonal udy Mullen leave to joxn my partner at the Whrstle Stop Sheldon Parker leave my muscles to john hopmg he can develop them as well as I have ohn Prtts leave lookrng forward to the future 1m RICE leave my farthful track shoes to Blll B1bb1an1 hopxng they will bring next year s team more VICIOIICS Tma Rolf leave to my cousm Bllly Cook 3 more years of VRHS hopmg he wrll make rt Sara Ryon leave the scale tn the grrls locker room to anyone who IS fat enough to Howard Sampson leave my car to anyone who rs rrch Helen Scherber leave my seventh grade monltor post to anyone who IS brave enough to fill rt and wrshlng next year s g1rls basketball team good luck Blanche Starr leave hopmg to fmd a sparklmg future elsewhere Mrlly Sumner leave john Parker spendxng most of hrs trme nn the office and Fred Wnstrad my swrmmmg abrlxty the needs nth Ann Sypher leave Don Sumner Art Tenzzn and Ron Cart knowmg they wxll end up artrsts wrth Mlss Moylan as therr teacher John Sypher leave my ab1l1ty to get along wlth gurls to anyone who needs lt Margaret Traynor leave nothmg cause l m takmg everything wlth me Sabbot Urrcchlo leave takmg the future as xt comes Manny Venga leave wxth best wrshes to the Soccer team Robert Vyborny leave my herght to anybody who can use xt Ray Weed leave the town of Chester wlth a cloud of smoke Nancy Wlllets leave my experrence rn France to anyone who can speak the language Davrd Wolf leave my seat rn Mr Butler s Englrsh class to anyone who wants xt Rlchard Young leave my amberous dexter1ty to do art work to Joe Castelll Gary Wharton leave I hope joan Foley leave? Nancy Bargnesr leave for Happ Happy Llttle Afrlca 27 .. U - - - , - . Q 9 , . , . . . .1 H . J , 1 , , . 3 .I ' , . , . , . J , - a J , - J 1 ' s , . . s a - . . , . a get on rt. , . a . . . , . , , . , . 1 1 y s c . , 4 . . , . , . . a 1 ' , . , . , . , . . 1 ' , . . , . , V . , . a v ' - ? hawk JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Virginia Williams, Secretary, Sharon Hand- ley, Treasurer. Standing: William Bibbiani, Presidentg Richard Stanley, Vice-President. I' i I- JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, l. to r.: Virginia Williams, William Bibbiani, Sharon Handley. Standing, l. ro r.: Eric Carlson, Philip Marrh, jon Radicchi. VALI WARRIORS Together as a unit strong 700 warriors march along. Six bands of brave across the plains Mark the tests that each must gain. Many trials upspring and bid us fall but to their taunts we answer-call! .4 Z' A We face each challenge without fear Preparing for our goal so near And as they come we victory gain For the Valx Warriors are to reign I THE BRAVES The brave is a strong man In stature and in mind And those who do not qualify A brave you d seldom find Perchance you ve seen a brave And said unto yourself How much Id like to be like him Admired by myself I know you re not only one Whose thoughts have wondered thus For a brave is twice as good As any one of us Wrllzam Drude Mary Marterrorz WE WONDER We travel fast and quick and breezy Hoping for to find work easy But when we stop to coast along For years and months and day and hours We ve found life always has been ours But now while reachrng for success We wonder if we ve done our best Fred Carlton THOUGHTS The brave who dreams of things to come Will find a sptder who has spun A web that s soft and dark and wet Beyond are all things to be met Among the grasses of the plain Unfolding with the cool fresh rain Unfoldrng like the gray dove s wing Is the mist of maiden spring Is that what holds his mind in thought And what the future brings Pamela Deuse 29 1 U K L I , lx I Z ff 'X K ' fl! 3 c,'7 Q Q' We find we sing another song 'A I A ' ' . , ' W '-,. 5 . . KX ' ' x' l I i ' ,3 ' ' - FULFILLMENT Down down down I sxnk rnto the depthless blue I have no regrets now A few moments before I was srckened and frrght ened by the chokmg but now all rs so cool and blue and peaceful The stone pulls ever so sl1ghtly on my warst but I feel amazrngly lrght and bouyant Ah at last I feel the bottom beneath me Thls IS a beautrful world I wonder why I have not come here before Occaslonally hshes swlm past me and thexr snlver flashes are a refreshment to my soul rn th1s endless blue Sometlmes they come very close to me and peer at me I would llke to reach out and touch them but I have not the power to move my arm I wart patrently for the rendezvous but I cannot remember how long Ive been here Tlme IS drfhcult to recollect rn the all con summg mdlgo At last the Good Shepherd comes I would know hrm anywhere He beckons wrth hrs outstretched hand and I follow unencumbered by my earthly bexng When we reach the surface we not1ce some men rn craft probmg the blue wrth long hooks They are lookmg for me arent they? I ask The Good Shepherd answers Yes Im not sorry I d1d lf I say No one loved me there at all And the Good Shepherd says Come and you shall be loved TODAY S WARRIOR Gomg back a few centurtes rn our coun try s colorful hlstory lf 15 mterestlng to note some of the now anclent customs of our Indran forefathers One of these customs which was really a test of fortltude was par t1cularly CHCCIIVC rn rts selectxvxty The v1c trm was subyected to a most rnhuman treat ment He was first lashed to a tree and then a number of warrrors stepped forward each rn turn would throw a tomahawk at the unfortunate man The rdea was to come as close as possrble wrthout actually wound mg or krllmg the prrsoner If the tortured sufferer flmched he was usually put to death for not possessing the courage necessary for the making of a warrior just as Amerxcas braves faced thelr trxals and tr1bulat1ons so do we rn a sense face lnfes many and varred problems Smce en termg the seventh grade we have had to exercrse the utmost rn perseverance rn order to become prolicrent athletlcally as well as scholastrcally For the past five years we have steadlly rtsen up the rungs of the scholastlc ladder and we as a class can all be proud that we have nearly crossed over the most rmportant budge rn our quest for knowledge Now we are on the threshold of becom mg exalted SCHIOIS' Allan Anderton I , . . . . . s ' 1 . , ' , r . 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For future, honors, Fun hope we. juniors, then Seniors. Then-no more we! -Peggy Pearron -Edith Evertr -Elaine Bella 5 UNRQ. X SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Seated, l. to r.: Elaine Bella, Secretary, Patricia Stals- burg, Treasurer. Standing, l. to r.: Gary Mislick, President, Frederick Wisttand, Vice President. W hen we entered Valley High, A ll were very small and shy. R ight from the very start, we R eally tried to do our part. I mportant we knew we would be O nly if we could make the others see. R eady we are now to be S tudents of V.R. ever faithfully. -R oberla Friend -Doreen Bidwell -Carol Bonanomi PARENTS There are things we all have in common, such as colds, dandruff, dental appointments, and unfinished homework. There are, also, parents. Parents are usually packaged as two to a set. They come in all sizes and shapes, all moods and beliefs. They may be hard to understand at times, since they speak a language composed mostly of, When I was your age . . and I don't care what Mary jane is wearing, no daughter of mine . . They are, of course, prejudiced in your favor. You are really a pretty ordinary individual to every one else. At home, you are their main project, and what you do to shape your future is what truly matters to them. They don't make much sense: they want you to not only get an A in every subject, but to excel in at least three sports, be popular with the entire school, and win four scholarships. You are to do this, you understand, while learning to play the piano 6 or drums, or clarinetj in a very professional man- ner. At the same time, if female, you should be learn- ing to be a good cook and housekeeper. If male, you should learn responsibility by working part-time, or doing all chores around the place. This is their dream. Of course, this doesn't happen. You manage to pass, you almost make the team in soccer, and when you can't get out of it, you keep the lawn mowed. They have become confused in your mind, so that at times you feel they must have been around when the Civil War started, and it comes as a shock when the very latest hit record was a popular song while zlaey were in high school. They can't understand why it requires an hour to set your hair: fWhy, when I was your age, I still wore braids.7 Why do you have to have the car CI used to walk three miles to school every day! Q, or why do you object to their stories about you as a child. 1 But you were such a cute baby: always taking off your little dress and running out in the yard! J. They do understand, though, that you're their link with the future, and their contribution to it. What you do reflects their care and training-and wouldnk it be nice if we could all make them proud of their handiwork? As I said, we all have parents. I wonder if we all appreciate them? -Peggy Pearron THE WARRIORS The Warrior cry is victory, and once again were making history. The Freshman year will be great, and most girls hope for a date. This year will be lots of fun for all, and most kids will go out for Basketball. Hockey will be lots of fun, too, but mostly for those that are new. -Carolyn Pettinati FRESHMEN Rhyme nor reason cannot tell The fight each beginner cannot quell Until in une vue hnd at last Some reaching to obtain We ve made the grade Knowledge and wisdom of a higher gain We re going to pass' Some never care until too late Never realizing hovs great the stakes Try as you will Freshmen new Never do the things you expect them to do FRESHMEN As the calendar keeps turning And you pass on through school You find yourself a Freshman And no longer can sit and fool You find you d better buckle down And learn the golden rule Act grown up do your best And don t treat people cruel Ahead of you are three more grades Which you hope you will pass through And then you re on your Own you find Because you ve graduated from school Carolyn Lznguadoca Frank Hubbard President Bonnie Joslyn Secretary 34 Hon quickly the days slip by We ask the teachers to accept our thanks Forgne our rudeness and our pranks I knovs you will not think me sane One day you will wish you were a Freshman again Dorothy Dzckmron 6 1 Richard Apgar Vice President Paulette Alexander Treasurer W Y . . t 7 7 . 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B roo Bates Roberta Susan I hau rtham A afen K rd ba C J: N 5 f F SCI dv A IS Conne C AU JU .M HC Brow SI rar f a dok C .A h af Bath erth D1 neth B 0 Cn K UH hr W dge Joy 'Z U' PN Car ene am Echtman Caro yn Petr nato Everett Patty K sselbrac bert UU .C hx First Row, le t to right: Mrs. Gertrude Porter, Adviser, Susan Bininger, D r - 'ou th Rowi udith Cunningham, William Beni, Judith Carini, Wiliam thy Dic i , o i l , i , l l , k Hu - Coo , S n Harvill, 'rederic' Swan, Catherine Zeh, Richard Tiezzi, Sylvia , ' l , , ke, Sally Saunders, Mr. Carter, Lester Davies, .inda Wind, Alvin Carlson. D' i l , i . ith Row: Carole Underwood, Thomas Burton, Patricia D gall, R lp Do - 'econd Row: jean Bargncsi, Patti Vassia, Rithard Burr, Helen Ziemha, Beverly nelly, Nanty Broo 's, Dirk van Heininge , M' ry Von Dietsch, Richard Zivits i, nselmi, jay Beveri , i i , l , a W aples, Joanne Shrolla, Peter Steinau, Linda Wcvo c c , Ma Y . ohn Work, Linnea Calamari. .ixth Row: Natalie Ackerman, Elaine Tiezzi, Sheryl Daniels, joan Moody, Faye Third R w: G ll , li , i i , l il , il , b Y , oll , Catherine Smith, Patricia Rudewicz, ohn ei , i k, Willi , l i , l Ek. C urch, Melissa Colvin, John Dzurenka. DE irst Row, e t to right: Miss Sara Nelson, Adviser, Betsy Barto, Darry Marth, jerry LaMark, Mona Westra, Jonathan Ames, Anita Wright, Fred Taylor, Rob- imotha Doane, Libre King, Lore lo, Peter Mayer, Carol Mozzochi, Thomas ert McLean, Carolyn Krajewski, Kenneth Hurd. reslin, be wi ,Cyri la Joyce, C ar es Forman, Harriet Kelting, T omas Thir R w: ouglas Greider, Nancy Smith, james Zanardi, Susan Kensel, i ro , Fred Gi bert, Steven Savard, Linda Klim, George Spring, Mr. Donald James rolla, Linda Arrigoni, james Dengler, E izabeth O'Sullivan, Wa ter s, iser. mith, Laurie Spence, Robert Sta a , eborah Fre m , ames Hand , n R W: Made ine josten, Eric Sparre, Me anie Haynes, james Hodson, Patricia Allen, Philip Davis, Luci le Edwards, Warren Birch, Arthur De n . atricia Boh ing, Wa ter E. Smith, Caro yn Sepega, James Park , , H .-4 we-4 -4 I-L l- Q O 'U .EI -1 -C. -Q C 'U -1 tv CQ u L- o nd CQ -.4 -. .G cn .-. C .D O N 5-O ll! -1 P1 G' N 0 CJ 'U u C G -1 CD -1 -4 za ,oo 'C -o 'So 'B Om VCI' Wea 1 IO Ca Cl' 1 -. -4 Q- james Gre der Carr e Cark Arch e G lbert Ca ro yn Petrosk am Hurd Sandra Fogg tt Carl Echtman Mary- to r ght W am Potter eft Row S! F .C u 'U x-. .C U 21 O -C. -C f-4-. u. E -. .-4 Y ope Pene Kesse bert aft Sw O 'U 3 cn -Q U Db -4 Us. v-I 4.1 C 'U L4 'O CI cn -54 O N 5 ank nFr FCS B afa rb wa.. QL D ir , l i : illi , i , , li , l i, i , i l , i i , l Cuccinotta, Wayne Wilson, Kathryn Holmes, Willard Lovell, Bonnie Ri a Lyn . z, Ro ll, l H de, Pau Dolle, Char es Bo baci. i t Row: John Bates, William Yeske, George Shaw, Teresa LaMark, Ric ard on R w: Amber D'Lizarraga, Richard Lisi, Loran Kelsey, John Mann, Lee, Patricia Czepiel, Thomas Riggio, Sandra Euston, Wayne Tisdale, John ir inia Gilbert, Brian Gusta son, Ba li , n s i, a a Kurze,jeral i i tg . te, Larned Whitney, o O' ll, Robert Smith, Bruce Major. i t ow: w d Treschel, Carol Guertin, Daniel Carini, Caro Stalsbur , i d Row: Gail Milard , David Crane, Barbara Smith, Michael Dutka, llona Ri ar Mislick, Pamela Porter, Louis Everett, Ruth Dickinson, Edward Hein- e r ci i, Dennis Garrity, Martha C00 , Donal etch, Marion Picchio e, old, obert Tuttl . el C ib y. S 1 il 0 , lli , , i E ourth Row: Gai Stevens, Suzanne Weisse, Verdon Clark, Joanne Valvo, Wil- Olsen, onald Graves, Brend , i , i , - ill, Amelia Urichio. N 'U Ll-I Dru .C K V3 u Q C N -C U v-1 'Ho S 2 M .: P-' ma M C Z 'U .2 C U .Q Q Ernest n Jack Deuse s Courtemanche Phy I' a Kont Att eventh Row .D n-l C' 'U EQ I Tu OV R assey l M Ga l'S0fl Ia CIOI' V Cf Warn D a -4 I-X4 .C EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Sitting: Thomas Breslin, President. Standing, l. to r.: Peter Mayer, Secretaryg Robert Baldwin, Vice Presidentg Carol Mozzochi, Treasurer. 35,7 , jf , . ffiffiff e'fjqf,?ffH'a7y ,H A j fic! X Jfifft 4 1 3 E5 5. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Seated, l. to r.: Emilie Miller, Treasurerg Brenda Hub bard, President. Standing, 1. to r.: Bruce Watrous, Treasurerg Cath erine Viega, Vice Presidentg Arnold Oliver, Cortes ponding Secretary. menus: nun ,in an-un. .,.. -,.r....,. ....r..- MY: , gui: 'T Q First Row, left to right: Mr. Martin Carrigan, Coach, john Lobb, Raymond Tiezzi, Manuel Veiga, james Castelli, john Pitts, Thomas Wind, Coachg Robert Healy. Second Row: Robert Potts, Edmund Fanslau. James Rice, Norman Drisco, Richard Koritkoski, Charles Kruszewski, Samuel Riggio, Anthony LaMark, Charles Lavezzoli. Third Row: Richard Fenn, Bruce Comstock, Frederick Koehler, Sandor Kontor, john Ri- cardi, Dale Dickinson, Robert Nucci, Maxwell House. '-1 XY First Row, left to right: joseph LaMark, Matthew Elgart, Francis Sampieri, Peter Wurschy, Frederick Wistrand, Thomas Burton, Dwight Wetmore. Second Row: Robert Potts, Kenneth Greider, Alvin Carlson, Wayne Brooks, Peter Korit- koski, Anthony john Work, -lay Beveridge, Charles Lavezzoli. Third Row: Frederick Swan, Peter Steinau, joseph Krajewski, Harry Fanslau, Robert Pike, Richard Czepiel. Left-Back, to Front: Faline Mather, C th' Tl , Patricia Stalsburg, Nancy Davis, Captain.Yn la Y er Right-Front, to Back: jill O'Dell, M l' C l ' , Linnea Calamari, Carolyn McNally, Miiigioth? viser. 45 SPORTS' RUN-DOWN FIELD HOCKEY VR 6 vs. Saybrook . VR . 1 vs. Madison . ..,. .. 2 0 VR 8 vs. Cromwell O VR 4 vs. Saybrook . O VR 3 vs. Madison H0 VR l vs. Clinton .. .1 SOCCER VR 4 vs. Saybrook ....3 VR 2 vs. Madison .. . . VR 2 vs. Guilford. .. ...3 VR . 0 vs. Moodus . .. 3 VR 2 vs. Old Lyme 0 VR 2 vs. Durham . .. . 1 VR '1 vs. Morgan .1 VR 1 vs. Saybrook . . . . . . .3 VR 1 vs. Hand .,... .0 VR . 1 vs. Guilford .. ...2 VR 1 vs. Moodus . . .. 2 VR 3 vs. Old Lyme . . 0 VR 4 vs. Durham 0 GIRLS' BASKETBALL .. vs. Moodus .. . ..7 . vs. Madison .. .. 31 VR 22 VR 41 VR .. .. 28 vs. Guilford .. . .14 VR . 42 vs. Old Lyme . . .15 VR 31 vs. Durham . . 17 VR 36 vs. Clinton 31 VR 34 vs. Saybrook 10 BOYS' BASKETBALL VR 38 vs. Terryville. .. H48 VR 57 vs. Cromwell . .. .. 32 VR 40 vs. Durham . .. . 41 VR 40 vs. Saybrook 41 VR . 78 vs. Guilford . 51 VR 43 vs. Morgan . 35 VR 50 vs. Hale Ray ..... . . 42 VR 45 vs. Madison . ..,, 51 VR 63 vs. Old Lyme . 45 VR 41 vs. Durham . 55 VR 52 vs. Saybrook . . .. 48 VR 51 vs. Madison . 48 VR 85 vs. Guilford 44 VR 72 vs. Morgan 50 VR 70 vs. Moodus . 51 VR 55 vs. Old Lyme 53 VR 60 vs. Cromwell 33 VR vs. North Stonington BASEBALL VR vs. Durham VR vs. Saybrook VR vs. Guilford VR vs. Old Lyme VR vs. Morgan VR vs. Madison VR vs. Moodus VR vs. Durham VR vs. Saybrook VR vs. Guilford VR vs. Old Lyme VR vs. Morgan VR vs. Madison VR vs. Moodus SOFTBALL VR vs. Moodus VR vs. Saybrook VR vs. Morgan VR vs. Madison VR vs. Old Lyme VR vs. Durham VR vs. Guilford Srl . Q Digg.: l. .Q . ..l Seated, left to right: Sandra Harvill, Margorie Boggio, Millie Sumner, Sandra Dean, Sally Danforth, Helen Scherber. Standing: Ann Sypher, Miss Hannon and Miss Brown, Advisers, jane Yeske, Doreen Bid well, Judy Clark, Marie Lavezzoli, Ruth Wade, Diedre Wilson, Alys Sypher. l 2 Sitting, left to right' Mildred Sumner Barbara Dugall Sayre Samuels Karl Mordhorst Patricia Darling, Katherine Freeman, Rolgerta Friend, Karen McCoy. 1 , Standing: Judy Clark, Mary Masterson, Allen Anderson, jon Radicchi, Owen I.aPlace, Jeanne Courtemanche. 1 s'h '14 'I J ,. .,s,,, .W,.,M,. ,,,WW ,,m,,,Q.4i.,, E f , W1 .-Q. Q . 'iffff MM. 7 V iw, , iz, H f,ww:.:,. 1, f f L T ff wg , V A 1 x sq Sw ,V3 ff Q 5 ?X,x 'Nw I! ,K QW f if 'gwyf ' 1' 255 ,Ut klim ' s 12 1,5 X v A ,.. . ,. .. ,, -rv rw: -f 'ff Q 3-w,3:.!.-. Z. ,515 S? 4 4 1 ' li iv 1 .0 :rw 1343+ f 2151: ':1 1 xi? an 9-'21 m . ix f yt J' l fy, A i .1 :W 1 , ,B 1, 3 Q3- Ml lm Bottom Row, left to right: Catheryn Veiga, Sheila Myers, Judith Mislick, Treasurer, Gini Williams, Secretary, Manuel Veiga, President, john Pitts, Vice-President, Brenda Hubbard, Jill omieu. Second Row: Amber D'Lizarrage, Melanie Haynes, Robert Kessell, Tommy Breslin, Sandra Dean, Pat Stalsburg, Frank Hubbard, Eric Carlson, Bill Bibbiani, Margaret Castelli, Elaine Tiezzi, Bonnie Joslyn. Sharon Handley. Third Row: Gary Comstock, joe Castelli, Keith Walker, Tom Burton, Peter Wurschy, Ken Molander, Gary Mislick, john Lobb, Phil Marth, jon Radicchi, Ann Gregary, Diane Dalanski. Back Row: Mr. Doyle, Tommy Pike, Fred Wistrand, Q Wm J Y Standing, left to right: Sandra Foggitt, Miss Isabelle Brown, Adviser, Penelope Hyde, David Fisher, Bruce Watrous, Henry Burr, Richard Fenn, Roberta Friend, Dorothy Feldman, Margaret Pollard. Seated: Kathleen Holmes, Larned Whitney, Sandra Monte, Carolyn McNally, Sylvia Carter. First Row, left to right: Cynthia Tyler, Sylvia Carter, Margaret Chstelli, Marilyn Haser, Steven Tavernier, Mr. Henry Burr, Adviser. Second Row: Dirk Van Heiningen, Raymond Tiezzi, George Tavetnier, Peter Steinau, Alan MacGregor, Alan Ames, Librarian. Third Row: Elaine Kennedy, Thomas Haser, Jeannete Smith, Richard Aronson, President, Frederick Arrigoni, David Fisher. Fourth Row: Merle Wade, Robert Kessell, Ruth Wade, Student Conductor. First Row, left to right: Penny Hyde, Linda Wharton, Aniela Moore, Judy Jones, Lois Giles, Erica Svenson. Second Row: Sandra Euston, Dorothy MacGregor, Ruth Dickinson, Patty Phelps, Grace Dickinson, Barbara Campbell. -1 I.. -.. Xi it i Left to right: Miss Dolores Borsik, Adviserg Eric Carlson, Robert Shefiler, William Bibbiani Pamela Deuse, Sayre Samuels, Allan Anderson, Alys Sypher, Philip Marth, Dorothy Feldman Fred Carlson. -umm, x First Row, standing, left to right: Madeline josten, Susan Underwood, Deborah Freeman, Jane Samuels, Betty Ann O'Sullivan, Bethany Good, Timotha Doane, Laurie Spence, Mr. Leonard Lieberman, Adviser, Betsy English, Carl Dolle. Second Row, back to camera, sitting: Thomas Breslin, Eric Sparre, Keith Walker, james Hamilton. i l e ,J M , f ws ,.-fwwei gt wh .mv mrs, Q.. 'ml' Sxttmg left to rlght Dorothy Feldman Alys Sypher Sandra Welge Peggy Pearson Standlng Miss Jul1a Castell: Advlser Patrxcla Darlmg Ann Fmkelday Lmcla Carter Roberta Fnencl. dll! 3.42 Standmg left to rrght Mr Kenneth Gxst Advrser Kerry Guptrll Carol Underwood Edmund Fanslau Peter Woodcock Judy Mlslxck Peter Stemau Rlchard Stanley Patrlcxa Dugall Dlane Davles Parrlcna Darlmg. Susan Swan Kneelmr, or srttma Lampert Spence jay Beverxdze Fred Swan Gary Wharton Sayre Samuels karen McCoy Roberta Frlend Dorothy Feldman S gig X 3 A Y w 4' f-1 K Standing, left to right: Mrs. Mabel McCarthy, Adviserg Kathleen Linguadoca, Carolyn Hazuka, Susan Harvill, joan Lietgeb, Joanne Sbrolla, Sally Barocelli, Cynthia Propheter, Aneila Adamcyk, Shirley Ricardi, Mary Ann McCarthy, seated. 1 'Q ,..aJ 7841, X X Standing, left to right: Lampert Spence, Miss Katherine Moylan, Adviser, Peggy O'Keefe. Seated: Dwight Wetmore, Linda Wharton, Gail Massey, and Carol Mozzochi. l gs. 5- T fs 0 . I -rm-3 f-' a ft' l Seated, left to right: Margaret Traynor, Emilie Brown, Nancy Gould, Miss Brown, Adviser. Standing: Kenneth Molander, john Pitts. HONOR SOCIETY 53 Standing, left to right: Henry Burr, Arnold Oliver, Kenneth Blometth, Frederick Trojan Fred Koehler, Peter Kisselhrack, Keith Walker, Miss Isabelle Brown, Adviser. Seated: Thomas Ziohron, Larnetl Whitney', john Mann. ta. f ' 'MW' '- ...X ,s 9 i 3, vi s 5' , First Row, left to right: Mr. Roy Silver, Adviser, Stanley Grief, Robert Stannard. 4 H Back Row: Thomas Pike, Gary Allen, Dennis Miksa. CLUB 5 9 Standing left to right joan Carter Susan Hawkins, Peggy O'eefe, jean Martin, Carol Stalsburg Catherine Veiga Mrs Mabel McCarthy, Adviserg Suzanne Weisse, Erica Svenson, Lucille Edwards Seated Nancy Bininger Martha Cook Janice Bidwell, Lynda Milardo, Jane Mendelson, This silver tea service was presented to the school by the 1957 Triad. It is in the custody of the Home Economics Department and may be used by any school group. Other Triad gifts to the school since 1952 include 51,200 toward the purchase price of our organg two band uniformsg a new flag for the auditoriumg a portable daylight screen for showing films and slidesg the repairing and checking of six microscopes, and purchase of one set of the oil emersion lens for the science areag and S500 in landscaping, We feel we can be proud of our achievements. and Mrs John Rrcardr and Mrs Bruce R Ley and Mrs Hazen H Scott and Mrs George L Carey and Mrs Carl I: Maroney Sharon Frm and Erme Zangrandr Eddre and Sandy Mr and Mrs Joseph Maffer Alfred E Newman James O Hurlbut and Mrs John Larsek and Mrs Morton C Trley and Mrs Fred Zobel and Mrs Edw1n Olson FrankJ Desmond Mr and Mrs JohnK L Marvm Mr and Mrs Lours Boggro Lours Boggro Maryorre Boggro Mr and Mrs Robert C Healy Mr and Mrs Robert G Groth M1ss Helen Hannon Mrs Cecelra Estes and Mrs Joseph Bargnesr and Mrs Jarvxs Smxth and Mrs Charles H Parker Roger McGrath and Mrs R S Bradeen Mrckey and Sue Hannah Bradeen Mrs G L Black Mr and Mrs Norman Lowrey Mr and Mrs Joseph Courtemanche Phyllrs Courtemanche Jeanne Courtemanche Eddre Wollock Jr Mr and Mrs Edward Wollock Mr and Mrs Edward P Castellr Mr and Mrs Cornelrus Dockter D1ck1e and Cheech Mr and Mrs Em1lJ Malchodr Mr and Mrs Burton Tuttle Mr and Mrs A Wrllram Young Marlene Pearson Class of 52 Mr and Mrs Rlchard Wagner Trrcky Drck Mr and Mrs ArthurJ Samuelson Mr and Mrs Francrs Urrcchro Mr and Mrs Frank Vyborny Mrs Gertrude L Qu sh Mr and Mrs Sheldon Sumner Jr Mrs Lrly Comstock Joyce C Vozzolo Mr and Mrs Axel Johnson M1ss Sandra Johnson Jrm and Colleen Marg Traynor Mr and Mrs Lewrs Neely Sr Mr and Mrs Charles Palm Lucre Herel Mr Paul Molander SPONSORS Mr Frank J Adamcyk Rrchard Watrous Harold Jones r Mrs Isabelle Agnellr Mr and Mrs Kenneth Molander Mr and Mrs Maxwell House Mrs Paul Korrtkoskr Walter R Budney Henry Korrtkoskr Sam Grza Rocky Lombardr Loretta M Pollock Donald F Fruhwald Henr1etta Korxtkoskr Steffy Moskal Thomas Kobylenskl The Stardusters Orchestra Drane and Harry Stahl Mr and Mrs Wrley Downmg Mr and Mrs Carl Ek The Essex Shoppe Mr and Mrs Robert Maclean Whrstle Stop Lunch Vrckne Mrslrck and Mrs Charles Strodt Helmer Johnson Larry Glover and Mrs Leslre Berdensey Mary Lou and Drck Mary K Adams Helena Hurlbut Republrc Department Stores Mr and Mrs Norman E Dxckmson Mr and Mrs T S Wrllets Jr Phyllrs Newton 55 The Frfe Rarl Bxll s Varrety Store Joe Bella Mr and Mrs Thomas Ford Drana Drudr Mr and Mrs L Dow Webber Mr and Mrs John L Emanulson Dorothy Newton Pat and Ethel Graham s 5 1 00 Store Helen s Beauty Studro Freed s Essex H R Handley and Mrs Albert Santr and Mrs John Comstock and Mrs Laurence Dean and Mrs Leonard Lxeberman and Mrs E W Butler and Mrs Leslre A Brooke Charles Johnson Mr and Mrs Edward Wmd Arlme E Brooke Mrss Jeanette Roberts Janrce Brdwell Mrs Samuel Levy Mr 8: Mrs Amos Brdwell Samuel M Bella 56 Mary MaKuck Mr and Mrs Joseph Kenel Lmda Kenel Mary Alexander James Allen Roger A Moore M1ss'Dolores V Borsrk Mr James S Hurlbut Mrs James Hurlbut Mxss Katherlne Moylan Mr and Mrs Attrllro Bonanomr Molly Monte Peter Bonanomr Russell A Lobb M D Dr Robert C Potts Mrs Paul Dolan Bob and M1ll1e Mr and Mrs Hulbert Starre Mr and Mrs Stanley Waz a Mr and Mrs Roy S Srlver Rrchard and Mary Lou Mr and Mrs M1chelMartmo Krtsy Freeman Mrs Charles Nessler R1chardJ Aronson Mr Henry E Burr Mr Rrchard L Ramsdell M1ss Barbara Dugall M1ss Mary Babrc Mrs Henry Menken and Mrs Olrver Darlmg and Mrs Mrller and Mrs Wayne Barlow and Mrs Salvatore May Marrlyn and Jrmmy a Mr and Mrs W Harold Muggleston Mrss Elxzabeth McN1ff Mr and Mrs Frank R Yulo Mr and Mrs Wrllram Francxs Mr Howard Francrs Amerrcan Legron Essex Comdr Sam Levy Doreen Brdwell Mr and Mrs Karl Kaufman Mr and Mrs George Scherber Duke and Srs THE FOUR MENACES Wmnre Wertzel Snertzle Mr and Mrs F Danforth Buddy and Drane A Frrend Susan Danforth Lors Everts Mr and Mrs J H Everts A Frrend Mr and Mrs Marshall McClmtock Mr and Mrs Hollrs A Frrend Mr and Mrs Harry B Reynolds Mr. . 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B APPLIANCE STORE SPORTS SPOT ANGLERS SHOP M De p R C mp! DEEP RIVER HARDWARE CO INC THOMAS A STEVENS HENRY S APGAR MY c 5 INN . ilffa Complzmentf 0 COMMUNITY AUTO SALES Oldsmobile X I GMC Trucks I Route 9 Old Saybrook x9'?f05 4?6'5'40'l7'?10N02Z117l7Z'7'?Y?5'19'0405475?5l5 ?'? x I C omp i en 5 of Ll :E 8. Sale: a S Mfice ' Complimentf of C0 imenti of ., . 136 ain Street e iver, orm. I 65 O 441 I f A I f .-1. f 81 Q I I aI N, I 40110651 f0'40H0'40K020'401f.0210f01 0101051910 102'-010 6110102011011-0 E E 5 rm P' 2 I fa H N 5 5 I 2 Q Il. a E K' E sn N1 TN D F4 2 ' S 2 E 5 W . H Z fi Q SI U H1 . E Q Q m 5 VJ 40 0 740H10I0'01f01402L01'01G7402401f65'0140f'0405 49 X C P. BURDICK 8. SON, INC. IVORYTON CONN 5 CRAMER CONTROLS CORPORATION AC d DC TIMING MOTORS CENTERBROOK CLINTON d BALLOUVILLE CONN CULVER CITY CALIFORNIA 59 40 0 -0N0 014a X910Y0' 4740K?Q0f0NJ'011?WP40N0 0ff01'02ZWf01L0'104016N0210P 46:10:10 '01 01f0f01'0X0 1010 40510101-01 10200 '0K7'7'0 9-'-QW0' ESSEX SAVINGS BANK OSybL C Z SHORE LINE OII. COMPANY I 2 Deep River Road Centerbrook, Conn. Telephone Essex SOurh 7-8584 JOSEPH C BELLA INC Electrzcal Contractor Sylvarua 8: Westlnghouse TV Necch1 Elna Sewmg Machmes 40 -0 6'1'0N0N0f'-05 GRISWOLD INN The Lovell Famxly Keepers WDGW Essex Conn C omphrnent! 0 BILL S VARIETY STORE Your Headquarter! for H obbze! ESSEX SHOPPE Vxsxr Our Snack Bar and Look Over Our Records EWS C omplzment! of 104 ESSEX RESTAURANT -010110220401 Look for the N E W E R A Publuhed every Tbunday by CURTISS JOHNSON PUBLICATIONS INC Deep Rnver Conn BENNIES FARM MARKET Complete Lme of Home grown Vegetable! Selected Fruzt! Grocerze! Meat! and Fro!ted F00d.I' 10401 Strzctly Ff6J,J Egg! 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B GARAGE Genenil Automobzle Repmfrx Mxddlesex Turnplke Essex Conn Telephone SOuth 7 1224 105 Deep River, Essex an Clinton Theatres The Best of Movxes Busmess Estabhshed Tn 1 THE ESSEX LUMBER CO Lumber and Buzldmg Materzal Essex Connectncut Telephone Essex So 7 8247 GENE C GUALAZZI Bulldozmg and Gmdzng Walnut Street Ivoryton Conn BETTY SHMAN Eg 1 l SPECIALTY X V Chester Center W C omplzments of THE ESSEX PLUMBING CO INC Plumbmg Heatmg and Electrzcal Sale: and Servzce Estabhshed 1924 Essex Conn X9f0's?'0vs? 0'W1s0-?'0'f0' 63 Armtr at Work f . I . . d ' ' ' 851 , sw f-.. ' . -,F n e - ' -' S 5 BI x ' ' --1 I Q 1 'f 1-A .,i ,wngdg I SHOP ' Qs I' I Q p -'-0f'0N0401'-080 Best Wxshes For Success To The CLASS of 1958 CARLSON S TACKLE SHOP on the square tn Essex f'-05 ARTHUR E CARLSON Tel Essex 7 1109 BAND BOX CLEANERS Laundry Serwce Rugs Blanket! Dyemg Denmson Road Essex Conn C omplzmentf of HARRY A PEARSON Floor Covermg Contractor Centetbrook Conn C omplzmentx o SAYBROOK OIL CO Route 9 Saybrook Conn THE HOBBY SHOP LINCOLN MCCABE Photographer Everythmg to help you make better pxctures CHESTER SERVICE STATION RAY NARDUCCI General R epmr: G45 Ozl-Accexfortes Routes 9 and 148 Chester Conn Tel LA 6 9228 C omphmentr of ZANNI S Complzmentr of GREENEY S SERVICE STATION AMOCO SERVICE MAIN STREET 49 MAIN STREET DEEP RIVER CONN DEEP RIVER, CONN x7K0'l?'0N0N01'0 0N0v'0'f0N0'1-0'fQs0 -0v'-01l0Y-0vf0 X 9 I . - ' ' DAVID CONNORS CLIFFORD HALL ' I 6 Q 64 '0N?'4X f-010 10' 0K0'01'0P'0 101 'QN0 0 -0' -f0 0v 940210 '0 C omplimentf Of VERPLEX COMPANY WHEN ESSEX CONNECTICUT g A h GRADUATES f 1958 My ,H-GJ i THE BANKERS TRUST COMPANY ESSEX CONNECTICUT 65 T 2 T T O, 2 '01402 0201 401 0401 -0 -00 E . . . - , . 1 . . 5 E 5 5 V will 3 ww T cw Q rMmlUL A A 8 3 ww N.. C S , . I ,.,x'J! . 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WRIGHT INC Centerbrook Conn A checkmg account wxth THE CHESTER TRUST COMPANY Chester Conn w1ll keep a permanent record of your payments and expenses 71740 0fs01 0Y014010ff0210Y0N7f0f'0'0 1'K0'K0Y0I 12740 J. , . . f . y I ' ' ' Member.: of Federal Depofit Imurance C orp 5 I I 3 3 3 5 I Q I Q I C omplzmentx 0 RIVERVIEW GARDENS lsx ' L X QEKQ. ,E Vi' 012014002 4-Qfif-0 01 THE CLIPPER SHIP BOOK SHOP 5 West A enue Essex Telephone SO 7 1666 Proprletors MR Sz MRS LIONEL WILLIAMS '02 014020 f01'01'0 f01 010 01 MFG CO 102105405 C omplzmentx 0 f DOANE S PHARMACY I n Bufzness For Your H ealtb ESSEX and SAYBROOK THE RUSSELL JENNINGS DIVISION OF THE STANLEY WORKS WOOD BORING TOOLS E., Q 3 3 I 5 9 3 5 5 I 2 68 3 . . . J, U 5 I ff, 'N - :Q V - It ' !!ZmQ ?'? I , :J I. AJ' v , 1 3 - 40 -010 1016110 f'0 '00-010010110 9100 V TE Tcwm, H gg Z. ESSEX HARDWARE COMPANY W b t CLASS f1958 JOSEPH L CUCINOTTA R g I x 't07 Comp zmentx of Comp zmentf Ano of Route 9 i anum, Conn. 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