West Haven High School - Blue Flame Yearbook (West Haven, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

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'41 TL' f-f ' - ni, . just as Lrndberg charted hrs momentous fhght tvsenty seven years ago so h1ve WE the C1155 of 1951 set our sxghts on new hornzons As students WE are confident that our rnstructlons over the past four years wlll liter lead to a sife 'md hippy As WE look wrth fond rcmembmnce to the pfrst 1nd ggreit Qntxupatron to the future WE hope tlnt thns clflssbook wull provrdc you xx 1th pleisanr moments 1nd memorres gf in 1 WE l 0 I ' V ' a ' 1 C A 5 7 Y ' a Q c 4 c 4 landing. r . h K 4 4 V 1 c I 'l l , c . 4 ' 'l l ' 'I c c , Blue Flame Editor: Stephan Rheingold Blue Flame Manager: William Tagg VOLUME XXXIV by the CLASS OF 1954 of XVEST HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL West Haven, Connecticut ifliiii' 32 z1!5'I SAVIN ROCK ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON This section of West Haven was named for a type of small tree found growing in the rocky locality. The sum- mer play ground of Savin Rock was built in 1902. Since then it has been extended to cover many shoreline acres. Savin Rock attracts thousands of visitors from all over New England to enioy the recreations that are offered. 1954 M RUSS ESTHER BARIXE KXVXVDOQ , f'-fffPifsf S Dedication In recogmtxon of one who has devoted many years to the professnon of teaclung who has provrdcd expert mstructron rn the study of chemrstry who has spent valuable hours preparmg students for the College Board Examxnatnons who has grven unsel fishly of her trme organrzmg and supervrsmg the Chemrstry Club so that rt has been fun as well as work and who rn a more personal way has offered us rnspxratron and encouragement to make the best of our abrlrtres has enlrvened our classes wrth humorous repartee but has neven been unkmd has lrstenecl patnently to our problems and has helped us solve them we the class of 1954 wrth prxde and affectlonate regard dedrclte our dass book to our frrend and teacher Mrss Esther Barnet Table of Oonfenfs Instructors Trarmng Perxod fCl1sStsJ Cadet Pnlots Csennorsj Teamwork Csportsp Caterprllars fclubsj Wrng waikmg facttvlttesb log Cclass hrstoryj Student D1rectory Faculty Dlrectory Acknowledgments Index .4 1 1 1 . U 0 I bi. ' . up l vsf R ,-vw Q :ii- ' 9 , . MT 'Mg ff. iv Y .345 y - V I 11 V 'wf -' 4 R. W . ,K W Q35 4 1.1 tr F.. 3 , I ' ' - , .. x Q J, Ll '-5 4 f NX 4 ' ': q 41 , -M--Q x Q . A ir .Yii 3'- 1-sfly. .J . ' ,- Q , V ,. , .19 5-n, A w i ,lr ..- M - 1551 ff g as ,E si :wwf-1: - 'v .-- W El LIKE ALL NOVICES, NEEDED INSTRUCTORS TO GUIDE OUR COURSE UNTIL WE COULD SOLO AND EARN OUR WINGS. S l 'VIELVIN E WAGNER D WEBSTER BELCHER Supermtcndcnt of Schools Prmcrp 1 ' ,S SZ97JQi0 WEST HAVEN! BOARD OI' EDUCATION Iefr to mehr Mrs Gerlld H Cwrcy Mrs, joseph Crexcnrr John Prere Frrst Selecrman erome Lxmpme I-Irrry Bulcy Presrdenr of School Bmrd Fred Weber Stephen Dmke MILDRED SNAVELY HELEN M MCMAI-ION GERM f BQQWGWE.. ..,4..x iq EDWARD L BENNETT ANNA HANCOCK AIN EL S GLM Dxrector of the Commercml Department Dlrecror of Student Placement 'Flin INSURANCE . B I r ' an 1 f A ,, . I . f Y' The above people conferring in the guidance room. u! M 1 1, 4 J 5 W II 1 lj E, 4 ur T MAYNE, JOSEPH W. McFARLAND. JAMES M. Arr Bunneii Ahuhenmtni publicity art work . . , en- a player of softball. joys television boxing bouts. MtHUGH, MRS. J.S. Cufeleriu Anulunl an ardent sports' fan, McLEAN, ELEANORE T. MCMAHON, HELEN M Engligb Dean of.Girl1, Social sophomore hop adviser . , . Afif'U'me ' pathftnders. frequent visitor of Cape Cod MERRIAM, BARBARA MILLER, MRS. C. W. NAVARETTE, ROSE L. O'BRlEN, JOHN J. PETERS, JAMES E, Pbytiral Edutarion Culelerm Aniimnl Spuniib, Englixb Typing, Buiineu Mathematic: Modern European Hinofy camping . . . an outdoor an active church-worker. junior council adviser . . . junior prom adviser . . . Englub enthusiast. Spanish club . . . writes handles revue ticket sales, Blue Flame adviser . Spanish poetry. soccer coach. .2 X i U f PE'I'I'ENGILL, HILLIS D. PFAFF, JOSEPHINE M. PUIREK, JOHN A. United Suze: History Phyiiml Education WXQIIFYH Civilization Blue Flame adviser . , . in- likes to read and travel. football and baseball coach. tc-rested in antiques, Siamese cats, and golf. lp' 1- , - . 'I 'I I ltI.'ll If I Air. Haley cmzgratulaler Min Pfaff for the Pep Club diipfay. R06 KIQFELLER. MRS M. E. Ofh e fl Ill I musit lover yy .4 ,f-C. fue .L 247 fv 'ff fiom, 41 Q4 . ROY. LESTER P. Merb mrinl Dun 1 rod and reel fun ' ryfi v - gli : x ...glv 3? rfb E- 5 ,Q Vi ft ' arg H J' H ' . . . Q34 l' r SMITH, DOROTHY C. SMULLEN, HAROLD R. STEEVES, BORDEN P Plum' Guurrxeln' Pbyinal liduration Sbopwofl sophomore financial adviser hotkcy coach . , , sports' supervisory committee for booster. school production IGIVC as a scout leader presr dent of fathers club STUKENHOLTZ. HELEN E. Typmg, sliJ7lllRVdpbJ' interested in shell ornaments. V gig., L. hr--X 5 f L . AQ .A as . 4 -Sifif' .,:g .11 'S' ' .S-'a I 1: ' ,g.?,,gffz!' .ld . .: '.v.?' -. l' . Tir' ' 1. ' .ji-74 T 044-Qlff. -,Lf .3. ,,.4 ,ag-4.5 -,:u.1 XWEBSTER. FLORENCE R, Harm' lfiormmzi i, fflulbxrlg business and professional womt-n's club . , grows rare flowers. n 4 THOMPSON. CHARLES J. lfngluh revue adviser . . . collects trinkets from foreign coun- tries. XVILLIS. RUTH K Cernmn. Bunnexr M.1ll1tfm.:ln i, Algebra A.A. treasurer , . . high school activities treasurer. W I TOPP, SOLOMON B VALERIANO. ANDREW J. WARLEY, EDWARD R Englub Grneml Mruberrmtrrr, Englirb, American Hulory pulity board . . . television j B 5 'eU 7 'g sports enthusiast. viewer. fall s orts dance adviser . . . P carpentry, h is hobby. Mr. Smullen look: over lbe hockey prorpecls. 1 1451 'fs I xm. . -1 5 E ! I 1 , 1 -T :EQ x - X 1 - -p '. k.S-o ' I' If ' 1-15 . ,QW In K Y., ,F A .Wg 1 sv-'x f-ff12'f my figs!-Er V .611 ,fs Q . 'Xa 0 n 2 1 ,f 43 V N- X . x , E .' . K!! - ., ? Y' ' 5 gf. 4 ,4 , 'U 5' hx 'S ve- 'J 735000310 WE! REALIZING THAT THE TRAINING PERIOD FOR FUN- DAMENTALS WOULD HELP US WHEN THE GOING MIGHT BE ROUGH, SOUGHT TO DEVEL- OPE A STRONG FOUNDATION IN SUBJECTS THAT WOULD LATER HELP US CHART OUR COURSES MORE ACCURATELY. , fg ml. ,.-u, i- AD K I qs'-' 331-Q v. 11 ? i wk sr W X .wt Y-cu! W as-W ,Vg 5, t IIE fl!! x -.W an ' Xin-Z' fy!! ' W MQ :- 3-e LANGUAGES Upper left: Je ne comprends pas, say Francis Smith and Genevieve Fragola as they look up a word in the French dictionary while Roberta Janette points to Paris on the map in room 47. Upper right: Passen sie auf. Stephen Rhein- gold, Gordon Lind, and Joseph Guglielmo conquer the German language in room 33, Lower right: Semper Fidelesf' Ernestine Ruggiero, Marcia Bryant, Burton Coan, and Miss Flannigan are very faithful to the Latin language. -.T Lower left: Ellyn Herrington and Patricia Deotosio say, Los haceremus rodavia! as they translate from English into Spanish in Miss Jones' class. wi. 9 I, Si J AJ ip Q SOCIAL EFFECTIVENE! Upper right: Spellbound. David Ford, Do- lores Durante, Rosemary Hodge, Arthur Guag- liumi, Mary Joyce, Janet Jasmin, Joyce O'Con- nell, and Phyllis Newlove seem to be very much interested in learning how to become socially adjusted. Upper left: Stand erect, please, says Jean Jillson to Shirley Paranto in Mr. Bennetfs social adjustment class. Lower left: Last night's homework. Barbara DelVecchio, Carl Wysopal, Roger Tracy, Ann Fico, and Dolores DeGross finish their lessons before that bell rings. Lower right: The secret of everything is . . . explains Miss McMahon to Dolores Du- rante, Mary-Louise Gross, and David Ford in social adjustment. 5 NS WORLD PROBLEMS Upper left: 'Leaning toward American Democ- racy is Louis King as Robert Wade, Sandra Fiske, Lorraine Pfeifer, Richard Sabatirio, and Miss Gariety seem to be amused. Upper right: Suzanne Condon and Duncan Welch study the latest current events in the library. Lower right: Reading the News of the Day are Ross McOmber, james Tierney, and Judith Noel in Miss Dodd's problem class, Lower left: How Napoleon turned Europe upside down. Mr. Peters explains in detail while Sally Kelly, Robert Miller, Brian Des- mond, and Virginia Harvey loolc on with in- terest. -5 l Weary. x5- 1 fra , L . QL fg' l if 25 0 QEQQ Vi ':f'1f.'1F1f'fi'iM ' mf- it , ,M 26 THE WORLD OF BUSINESS BECKONS Upper right: Think before you write. This familar saying is for john Doherty, Edward Raymond, Harold Charters, and Dave Crawford. Middle left: Natalie Laugeni and Emilie Rose have good form for dictation, Lower left: Dear Sir. Sharon Park, Carl Rennie, Beverly Brunner and Richard Lonergan type out that important business letter. Lower right: Here is today's lesson explains Marcia Gustavson to Nora Valery. joan Coates is busy typing her lesson in the background. FUTURE OFFICE WORKERS Upper left: Now pupils, take a letter says Miss Landino to her third period shorthand class. Middle right: Virginia Harvey and Marie Piscatelli learn how to use the mimeograph machine. Lower right: Adrienne Marathas, Raymond Collins, Lor- raine Pfeifer, Joyce O'Connell and Richard Sabatino look over their numbers in bookkeeping. Lower left: Future secretaries are Ann Schwartz and Dorothy Srannard. 29 li L1 we -Y 2:1-' 5 ZX H if ' QR. L. J 1 5, ,Q- 12 . 'W ,Q I 5 XES ' ' 4 aw .r XZ' . ,,,.. .-. vf +, hi, 1 A -W Km 1 'j .QL X Lf if y ' 5: -1 1 'Egg'-'I 1 wr 'S' 9 1 1 . -5 1 will Lu.- .f I ' 5' Ii ix e' 2-7 -uf 'Q 1 4 fy.: .' ' 1.8 '-4.111 '- 'Q-1 , . -'f'q5 '1-ar' J V' . Y 4- '7 . - , A mf ,s -i ., . m f V js A s V fr.: as an Fifi! - ' . ff' ,fi S Qi 4' , A 2- K my . f M ' V, Y I I K -K - f-Q2 ,,,4,.Q. - -., 'ff,,.,, V , , , ,a-547' ' If .1 1, . L fzfwf, , v..ef,f.,f H A .ff 'Gif J-2, W- g, Agp' . -4 figs,-,Q 4 ff',:-Lift'-' ,Q-2,,jQ,'.,f.j H - . , ' , Q - x ', f, 'v 7',f1'- ffll'-eil-I A,'.. W ' 511 1 -5, ,f- 1 ,,, . . .ir .-f, T, gm ,,y5r,-3.5 W .. . , -fqifwfl 1: 11:39-' -in - ag , 4 1 :A f A.- -5 . :V4,,1,,:,lf NV., N 'ff' V -'I -ai,-A I LIKE TRAINEES ALL OVER THE WORLD SOUGHT FRIENDSHIP AND COMPANIONS TO HELP PASS OUR SPARE TIME MORE ENJOYABLY I 1 V HEATH 31 I BA BARA ANN ABBOTT f , JA s RS I. it' tl me a p0.ttt'anl . alzzayf ' e tg fgda p111't,f K D EW ' - f.l'E'V cl . . . bil tells! . . . t i , . p , mf 'Sn Is. Dan '3 ' ul' O FIS' ks i Haven Mohican Gr at Fa I mlm 's -J lar f mbitlon: be a - ' ' tl' ts a a 'g anufactur- ' o ny, ozo -,I carl 'A Haig spam' -eff JOA G N rf' lemer... a e all ll fan ' 0 Frosh ram sg ml, 2, fi, -ig Pep lub , 3 orus 2, 4. Ambition: t train for nursing at Grace- Haven Community Hospital. MARY JANE ALLSPAUGH rlepemlable , . . mozlert . . . once a frienzl. aluajt 4 friend A.A. I, 5. 4g Pep Club 5, 4. Ambition: to be a secretary. FRANCES SHIRLEY AMARANTE fun-loving . . . ambitious lun . . . Jportfter . . . persuarive A.A. 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 4. Works at Strouse Adle Com- pany. m ition t a book- k is at 0. , itil' EVANGELINE ROOSEVELT ANDERSON treainerr lor the armed forest . . . mernmizl in rlirguife . . . gal of all rmiler Van, A.A. I, 2, 3, -ig Bi- ology Club Z3 Student Council lg French Club 2, 5, -Ig Pep Club 2, 5, -lg Basketball 53 Pathlinders 5, 41 Rostrum Edi- torial Board 5, -lg Publicity U Committee for school play 4. CHRISTINE ANN ATTARD Dixie-like, oriental doll . . , beauty is her burinexs . . . royifh look Chris Usherette lg A.A. 1, 2, 5, 4g Student Council 2, 3g Typing Award 3. Ambition: to be a beautician instructor. ANNMARIE AZZARO candidate for the 'Met' , . . neat ur a pin , . . 1'iz'aciou.f Azar, Typing Club Ig Class Basketball and Baseball Teamsg Glee Club I, Z, 5g A.A. I, 2, 5, 43 Wilbur Cross Revue 2, 3g School Paper 2, 5, Advertising Board 3g Italian Club 3g Chor- us 4. Ambition: to study for a singing career. Formerly, Wil- bur Cross High School, New Haven, Connecticut. f Q l 'ai 'iv X K li M AYMoND ARToN u gr ll of Ne ne if be . zo: rlage d . . . on er 'al . I 3' gow ZS , 45 t technician r pla 4. A ition: to be a draftsman. X Q A lu igA.A. EILEEN MARIE BASSETT perfect afiendanre . . , pleasant perroualily . , . genuine A.A. l, 2, 3, fig Spanish Club 2, 5, 4, Second Spanish Award 5. Ambition: to attend State Teachers' College. DOLORE JOYCE BA ISTA rerordfro error . . . pe py . . . r I full of . p J over Dee .A. 2, 3, 5 Chorus Club ,, -g at nder 4. For- merly, Fair Haven jun as 'X Sthool, Ne-vr'Fiaven' cti-- cut. Ambition: tb e a p A are secretary. W X A X 4' la X ANN JANEJ BAUROTH Illfllg yozgyparlner . . . short n' fetp . jnlategy photogra- Pb f I Q' Ah-2 I. X Amgtion: io be a secretary. Worksv as..a cashier at Kay's, ff' fr.. , .i , , 4 ff fi FRED BELKO buzz' abou! some bowling? . . . dig that crazy accom'ion.' Freddie Ambition: to be a successful businessman. JOAN ALICE BENNETT Ire Follier randidale for 1958 . . . a helping hand . . . fe- liahle .mul Ambition: to be an assistant bookkeeper. Works as Nurse's Aide at Saint Raphael's Hos- pital. 1 CHA P CK 1 IJ rt -f olleen . . mar! zu per . . pe ff W ' . , 2, 3, 4g So ho- m Ho mmit e' .H cke 7, . r trainee. Am i 1 e a salesman. SHERRY CAROL BLOOMER atblelir participant . . . good .fprirt . . . rerord rolleclor Sibby. Pep Club 2, Chorus 21 Typing Award 33 Usherette for Revue 33 A,A, 2, 3, Ambition: to be a telephone operator. K GERALDINE HELEN BONEWICZ mdurlrzou: that crazy uoman drwer .roczal butter erry AA 1 4 quette Club 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Pathhnders 3 4 Revue 5 4 Chemtstry Club 4 Blue Flame 4 Volley ball 4 Ambttnon to enter Teachers Colleg.,e of Connectn cut BEVERLY ANN BRUNNER check that Jlrulf a runny Jmzle a good leader Bev Home Room Represen tatnve l Frosh Dramats Fresh man Hand Book Commnttee M orette l Z leader 3 4 1 5 4 Rostr m 3 4 Frrst Prize Sewing., Con ret Second Award Sewm 2 arhhnder 3 4 Ambttton be a prtvate secretary MARCIA ELL MARCIA LEE BRYANT immaculate dr ,f r po ar l-Qrou gzr H mer presen r sure KC mor Prom uee at lyiy ee: ea ilu non er lby Armor Busx ess llege HOYTE GATCHELL BROWN madame can I mterert you m 61 and a barrel of fun true blue AA 2 3 Works at Lenarclts Market as a clerk Ambmon to become a successful salesman X1 41461 407, May? W concealed .fenre of humor cuddly ar a kztt one of the rnfellzg na rc AA I Class Hnstor ette for gr d s on Pe Cl tron to be a rca NNW WILLIAM ENNIS BRYANT JR rererved manner keepf the pm boy: bury Jerzour de MTM-S2 mmk Club 5 Worksi-garrens Ser vnce Intl Formerly Potr nc School New York ew ork Ambxtton become an accountant JOSEPH WALTER BUDZINSKI a good puckrler merhamr ally minded ardent horlaey an joe Works as an ml truck dnver Ambntton to become an auto mechamc X JOYCE RESE a frzend sup comcren hour rparklmg almond Board Spannsh Club 2, 4, Path finders 3, Club 4, Publrctty Commrttee 4 Ambt non to become a Spamsh rn terpreter or translator G . . , 2, 3, g Eti- ' ' - 3 . 5 ai , , , 'L . ' ' '. - AVA. ,-2, , .1 Q-1 1, 3, ,, W All Zv . ' D I e Q C T '1 l .Ma ,- fe 2 lic rt 5 A '- ' 4 ' ' A.A , 2 , 45 os DZ, I I I ' 'S en un- , 3, 45 P C l 5 'ld , Y 3 :F 1 ' e ff Nmva L ntest 35 B t I Re 3g at d s 3, e- 3 , I ' 5 4. rn . 1 'F -4' 4- .1' 42 1 F e 4. bi- A WX ,Xt ' 1 l or. f v l X-,I 1 . . l ln el r l . . - . . . Bi 1 I ' v , . ' ' 1 to 7 . da' ' at 4 I I i' , . l THERESA MARY CAMPUTARO excellent equerirxan Jpeedg jlngerr Terry AA I 7 7 4 Woks at candy counter at Loevu s Poll Ambmon to become an ofbce vsorker SEBASTIAN VINCENT CANNATA and rpnrlr ful relzable Jporlr a flaxbg 'lIerrur5 y AA 1 2 3 4 ball I Socter 4 Ambntnon to become a radno and televrsnon broadcaster I kgs- .f tl X if PHILLIP JO EPI-I CANTORE l a g ated one uorlls r J F olrc ommrtitee A 1 2 3 4 Chorus If 3 evue 2 3 Progs C6653 B H State 3 Student uncn 4 Works as a clerk ,Sr ers Drug Stow to e come a sculp? use IA NRNCY cfutm' ct a!lemlanreA 9 morxe, mer Eznxtawx R l 0I'reshman frollc Co 4, m we Azffj-W3 1 sk?-Y b llflitxquette C 2 oph 0 ore Hop Comm: ee Pep Club 7 Class Treasurer 2 3 Spamsh Club 7 3 4 Tr urer J Prom Commnttee 3 Pathhnders 4 Chemlstry Club Publrcxty Commrttee 4 Am bmon to become an executxve s secretary N D D G A Irlkh ey erlur c MMM o c rano gr rs tbfffj JWWQ PATRICIA ANN CARROLL :re fkatmg fiend popx lozer eplfurmn of Italian cumne a tunable partner for Arthur Murray AA I 2 3 4 Cho 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Turn about Tmrl Commrttee 3 Typ mg Award 3 Works at Bren nans Insurance Agency el WL OMAS VINCENT Aseswgao u oodu orkmg ln: sperm 13 go :bm mzld tempered Baeballl AA I 2 4 Ta'wkwfMu 11 G y. Ambntionz To bm Z1 cabinet maker. 'beg' IEIIYSKHSCI We wideaeyed look , . new nice . . . Jincere Lorry. A.A. 2, 3, Mp C2 2, 3, 4. Ambition: to work in an office. 35 QT Sf-N52 EDYTHE LENORA CASMAN J twin . . . cute little competent . . . the xg-. xi T SANDRA PHYLLIS CASMAN Edie's twin . . . pert little :pit- fire . . . honor .rtudent . . . .rkirt 'rx' sweater kid Sandy. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Kap- pa Phi 2: Pep Club 2, 3: French Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4g Chemistry Club 4. Ambition: to become a nurse. VINCENT.S AAT C VKIJLAR f radio and VV. ex t .f. . a Jerio I ,Jo . , rjtie with zhegggtuerl fy JL, Srey0. Cofrtxyiliercial a ,Award .fi 'Works as a es an at Sglrauss Stores. Forx rly, Hill- hotfgqfligh School, ew Hav- eri,. onnecticut. '.f HAROLD ABRAM CHARTERS addicted to popr record: . . . enjoy: a good joke . . . crazy for Italian dirhes . . . DeMolay goer A.A. 1, 23 Hi-Y Swimming Team. Works at Malley's. QVWNQ, vowtsawscaf 1. 'T-ubw N 'Tissues X3-'si K x hvQ60l Qkxx' ex JOSEPH RALPH CASTELLON honor .rtudent . . . forever a .rchoolmaster . , . photography - hi: hohh J Sy iuz Club cresi- de ' ' , . , 2 3, 4: Student Coun- 1, 2, 43 Chorus 1 2, 3, 4: Ka ' lub 2, Vi e ' e t 3, esident 4: Rostrum Busi s o cl 2, 3, 4: junior Prom , Ad- vertising C ittee 4. Ambi- tion: to ter State Teachers College f ,A . 9' 9 AM .WL CA NIAL, uni felt vs nfs.-.os 1 2 Q, - L.1 I1', ROMAINE CORNELL CHARTERS recordr, record: . . . expert in a roller-rink Hi-Y 1: A.A. 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 53 Captain Bowling Team 3. Works at the Brock-Hall Dairy. Ambition: to be a skilled machinist. Q -fa ic ,? guy . 1. :port . . . .foul ,L . th inal J 'JC taint L ' J4'm. 1- Biqlgfglub I or a os o ,A Q xi . 1? 2g , gk? as fin, St. Raielgel. Ambh on: f to eLz '7 U17 c i fs DOLORES MARIE CAVALIER attracted to the ivorier . . . .rcintilating laugh . . . chatter- hox Di. Freshman Frolic Com- mittee: Class Vice President lg A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Hop Committee, Pep Club 2, Etiquette Club 23 Basketball Team 2, Spanish Club 2, 3. Works at Austin, Nichols and Company. Ambition: to be a private secretary. M 36 CLA A A N COLE Jtnctl mmm Jugar QQ oak U Perfect attend ol' Clarirbe repte s 1 C u 2 u 2 e vu S ho st C A r ep u or d A as at My Treasurer EDWARD DENNIS CONNELLY bag blond brauny agood oe Eddie AA 2 3 4 Football 2 5 4 Ambmon to own a constructxon company Strrckl r ompan Am V' o e e lent segregly RAYMOND JOSEPH COLLINS good u orker bookkeep mg bu Jpecmlty army bound Ray Basketball 1 2 Works m Malleys Department Store Ambntxon to be a bookkeeper n the Telephone Company -4 9 SUZANNE MARKE CONDON congenial 0' aluags happy penny roller! clan: caflmunc jqah oze Sue Ffosh Dramats AA 1 2 5 4 Etlquette lub 2 Kap Phx 2 French Club 2 3 4 Pathflnd ers 5 Chemxstry Club 4 Works as a page rn Yale Unnversnty Lrbrary Ambrtron to attend Umversnty of Connectrcut WILLIAM WALTER CONNELLY Cahfornzn here I come bulory comczou: car nam B1 Football 1 AA 1 3 4 Works as a clerk nn the Frrst Natlonal Store Day SANDRA LEE COONEY dmumg ber hobby punctual compamomzble Sandy Chemrstry Club 4 Formerly Gurlforcl Hrgh School Gurlford Connectncut Ambr non to become a prrvate med cal SCCretary M ILY N zgor wi ty m cb rex arm? Frrst ar A 1 n e 1 Con work m DAVID WI AM CR F easy gomg mellqblf ban vozce one of the bowlerf p en p?J Dave 2 Works web 1 er at the Umted mpany ll, VANNA DACUNTO round ands You the recordr 1 1 u omln druer mx :IP i 2 5 4 Php Citi Ambitidn to be bfteacher PATRICIA LORRAINE DAHLGARD Iqll and Jtalely all around 4 been friendly a AA 1, 2 4 So ho more Hop Committee 2 En quette Club 2 Badminton Basketball Volleyball 2 3 French Club'2 3 4 treasurer 5 Pep Club 2 3 4 Home room Representative 3 Consti tution Committee 3 Pathhnders 3 4 Publicity Committee Co chairman 4 Cheerleader 4 ANGELO MARIO D ATTOMA orzgmal Jporlxler uhat a pbjuzque' arcomrnodatmg Angie Basketball 1 Baseball A 2 3 4 Footba 7 3 4 Mechanical Drawings Avsard 2 Revue 2 5 Chorus 2 5 4 Prom Committee Chair man 3. LUCILLE FRANCES DELGAUDIO fend 1 deed eb ve Lou 433 Ex 2 gp mo pCommittee Q Pathfinders 3 bitio b QS Q retary Ox Q je L00 BARBARA, JEAN DELVHCCHJ9 dl tba? rrazy yzlterbugger be lgapoppzni- gift ohgab Bo y AA I 2,5 4 Stu dent Counhl 1 3,3 4 junior Prom Committee Rostfum Short Story Award 3 Pth hnders 3 President 4 Ambi tion to become a medical sec retary MARIE Rl A10 dez otekdfjff content fry Ylelo ard! ed EA M ji 2 3 4 u 2 3 4 rt C 4 or merly ljfll School New Haw ecticut Am bition. t tr el. N Ji EY MA M ce len: e An for Hi chool or Connecti Ambition' to be come a commercial advertiser. Revue A DOLORES MARY DEGROSS lore that Spanifbf . . . quiel manner A.A. 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 4. Ambition: to become a nurse. 39 We eleft .ringing 1 oire cook ru 2 ' vx ' I ,ys' O- bamo ' . . r 1 a oy! , I '1 5 ' ll 'gift ' .A. 3, 'A '- t . : t PATRICIA ANN DEOTOSIO me and cbemirtry . . . excels in Spanirh . . . refined A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Symposium Ig Etiquette Club 2, First Spanish Award 2, Spanish Club 2, 3,4g Pep Club 3, 4, Publicity Com- mittee 4g Chemistry Club 4. Ambition: to be a laboratory technician. PETER SALVATORE DEPINO mighty big voice . . . depend- able . . . amicable . . . avid .fporlxter Pete. Student Council lg Freshman Basketball lg Intra- muralsg Honor Letter. Formerly, Notre Dame High School, West Haven, Connecticut. Am- bition: to study electronics. BRIAN HOWARD DESMOND all bands on deck! . . . aquatic cbamp . . . salty sea captain Rip. Hi-Y lg A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Swimming Team 2, 3, 4. Works as a life guard at the Y.M.C.A. Ambition: to become a navigator in the navy. y TT ELSO DE R 00 if . . 011.7 11 Mic ey Cou cil 1 Chairman of - Freshman ball 1 4. Ambition: t the food business with a l rge firm. 4? PA L E ANGELAV I SSA a real r okie .,., easy to ge ' on ith . . .l raigbl- f0f1lf' Pa pi g rd 2, 3, rel! 2, 3,023 Student nc' 5 A.A. ia, 4. Works a a esgirl at Gilbert's Bak- ery. JUDITH ANN DOERRER .rerioar demeanor . . . unanum- ing . . . .rweel gal Judy. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, Chorus 2. Works as a stock clerk at I. Newman Co. Ambition: to become a secre- tary. - U Lf' Y' , .,'C,.x I - , ' ,- A' - .i I-x , JOHN FRANCIS DOHERTY tbore blue eyes . . . a dynamo on the diamond . . . :nappy drerrer Jack. A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball I, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Hop Committee, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4. Works as a sales- man at Congress Clothes, Inc. 5190 oo 0 , Q b J ' 'N ' k t - 'Q Frolic Commi .A. I 2, 3, 43 Basketbal , 4g - W A P f P10 if ,A k omor op Co mbition to be a ele- one lineman 40 qTHQ.,fQafRmW O OV Hi-Y ' . I rert 9 th .' occe ' A.A. 3, 45 1 4. erly, Notre Dame igl ol, West - en, Connectic . ' . become a res r s 1 ntist. ALLACE DUNN . . . out-of-thin ion . . . a mad model world Jcientirt Di. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin II First Award, Gold Key 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, French Club'2 3, 4, Rostrum Editorial Gacqql fmt ealj DOLORES ANNE IERSO let'J harmonize . . . honor her motto . . . heyond words Del, Treasurer, Frosh Dra- matsg A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Etiquette Club 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Pathfinders 3, 4. Ambition: to be an ofhce worker. RITA ELVIRA ERCOLANI dance, ballerina, dance . . . Jociahle . . . ardent French student A.A. 3, 4, Chorus 4. Formerly, Hillhouse High School, New 2, 3, 4, English First ard . .. , 3: P'?YSi0'0gY 1 Sr.':.'zi:f'C2:a.'.Z:.':b'f'0 e American Historyii-:st rd g ' 3g Cheerleader 4. b' ' n: ' . become'-a 1-life. f i ,fs 1 lp' ,ff . 4f-' A V' ,lf ' ,ff . if - J 'J J wt. at jf , ,E HM! lf x DOLORES CARMEL DURANTE 7 EUGENE THOMAS ideal .rchool mar'm . . . o ve , FARRELL her patience . . ndly Dee. ' P , u 2' 19 i 'ft ldwyxli 3, 41 -sh C ' .mlgfakionz beco ,g ' eleme y school lftwtf Q ' 1 I venturesome . . . hearty humor . . . nature hoy Gene. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 3, 4. Ambition: to be a policeman. ICE ANN FAUGHNAN -hopper . . . flirtatiour eye: ueaknen for the opposite A111e. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep f 'Club 2, 3, Pathlinders 3, 4, fheerleader 4, Chorus Ambi- tion to be a receptionist at 'Q ' 3 Veterans' Hospital. 4 ind? 14,6-3-f l 'W 51 ANN LORRAINE FICO original flair in clothe: . . . zealour . . . optimirtic Nana. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Chor- us l, 2, 3, 4. Formerly, Saint Mary's High School, New Hav- en, Connecticut. Ambition: to be a nurse. SANDRA MAE FISKE persuadmg mule tees but not heard muuc lover A 1 Z 3 4 C or s 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3l 4 Basketball 3 Works at Silvers Drug Store Amb1t1on to become a medlcal secretary J JAMESHAROLU FITZGERALD born iok er toriifrrltendable :partner Frrze 'Soccer 3' Swimmmgfi , Vlorks as a store room clerk at Grace New Haven Hosprtal F o r m e r 1 y Hnllhouse Hxgh School New Haven Connect: cu DAVID LEIGHTON FORD c eau cut drlzgept worker full of rcboql :pmt Wuaye AA 1 2 3,14 Foot xballl 2 3 4 Sophomore Hop Commxttee' Class ICF Prgsr dent 2 3M Student ounc1l,2 3, 4' 'jumor Prom Commrttee Swrmmrngk 3 Student Constl rurron- -Comrnxttee 3 Boys Stab: 3 Co ummm Puljzcxty Comnuttte 4 Ambmon Xto study chemncal engnheermg at Yale V-5, ENEVI EANN FR OL 01471 0 I I Freshm H Q mee 15,4 re u 2 3 resr B bl 3 4 ru Kdfht Coun Junlor Prom Com mee c nrm ronze e 1 Cfx s Path finde s 3 l Board emlstry b 4 MARCELLA MAE FUNK la frrend to all a pleatmg one cbt: Hanover Model Toots AA 1 2 3 4 Kappa Phr 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 Fashron Show Model 3 Numeral 3 Pathhnders 3 4 Rostr m lst Art Club 4 B l Board 4 Ambltxon pv 35Sy-0'rV7,,:i'ly,, 21 WILLIAM LUIGI GAILLARD JR dag those crazy Jboe: bot fodder army veteran Brlly The Kld Band 4 Formerly Cnty Hugh School jersey Clty New Jersey Am bmon to be an accountant ive r 2 3 4 p Vol ey all 3 Pep 14 G 4 ers mon to nter Co s Club e Marme GEORGIANNE JUNE GIANNOTTI a Red Sox ertthuttatt uare' A uoman driver gertume Georgxe A A 3 Works at Stern Merrxtt Co Ambxtlon own or manage the Boston Red Sox it 9 -Q3 I CONSTANCE CLAIRE GILMARTIN .rlsgbtly demluh venaule pound: of pep Connie AA I 2 3 4 u 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Pathiinders 3 4 EARL DWIGHT GORDON lake: to rough zt peace loving fellow a bull: eye AA 3 4 Works at the Food Basket Formerly Notre Dame Hlgh School West Haven Connectncut OS HOMAS X Foul' JB Qblsgmg lad -l 5 ooluulerate V CL Y 0 goef fjoe Baseball 1 vHl'Y Club 1 LBasl4et a1l11 AA 1 2 3 4 Foogbal 1,f2, 3 4 Sopho more Hop .Cdmmntee Chorus LOIS SUSAN GRADY always agreeable agile tolerant :oft spoken Smoky AA 1 2 4 Chorus 2 Works at Armstrong Rubber Company Ambmon to be a secretary RICHARD KENT GR so punctualzt b vlrfue J Moak e 1 g ze o 1 amp olec J 5625! Base 1 B Soccer 4 Ambntnon C be an accountant DAVID JOHN SIULLO dw Rnd? em Cow bo vqfcfved avg Nh Y Symposium CY 1 T22 uad Al Bas ketball l dfb tu dent Squlfil l 2 Tennrs 2 Sophomore H Ommltiee jimor Prom Co mittee Bowl mg 3 4 Bowlmg Award 3 Ambmon to be a dentnst STANLEY MALCOM GRUDZINSKY mechanically minded H1Y Club 1 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Soc Second Award m Shop Work 3 Ambmon to have a truck mg busmess .4-4' , 9 5: ,Ab . . f X, .: N ' l 'fm 'r... - - f-1 y'...' s. ., . . ' . .. . ' I' , 32 A A . . . 'Km-Q elm e Q . ' 3,-l,2,3 ,SU- . . , , , gPep , , , . Cl b , 3 , , 45 9 .., I 2 I 4 f 4 I w I E., JL, P' 1 . I A , 'lf ' - f' , ' I N' L . . . JF . , -Ll' - - -'J y . . . accomplfsbezl aecordsomrt . . . U up L .vbr . . u. D A, y y , -' J 1 - - 9 , ,3s -L E :Z -. , , , A.A. 1, 2, ,I g cer 25 ' b 2, 35 'xi A ,1 y ' ,I - . 1 T-1-' a I ' 1ZIQ,...r. , . fbi i p f f f 'N , l I A- , 2 , 3 - ball 3 wgb 3 . , ' 43 fx WILLIAM LEONARD HONAN builds hot rods . . . mechanic- ally minded . . . Mercury on skates Bill. A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 4. Formerly, Notre Dame, West Haven Connecticut. Am- bition to be an auto mechanic GEORGE FREDERICK HOWARTH a steady lelewsron wewer destination navy yocular I 2 3 4 Frosh mats Soccer manager 2 Foot ball 3 Ambition to be a me chanrc AUDREY SUSAN HUBBARD angelzc demure good studenl Audie Kappa Phi 2 Span rsh Club 2 3 Prom Commit te3AA234Pep ub 2 4 Art Club 3 4 Pathfind ers 4 Ambition to b teacher rwvdfb rmffjfu vjfl' ser P-4 LORNA DIANE HUNT Miss Tap Toes . . . superior seamstress . . . happy as lhe day is long Cookie A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 33 Chorus 2, 33 Sew- ing Award 5. Works at Sun Homes. Formerly, Hillhouse High School New Haven Con- necticut THOMAS JOSEPH HUNT held and stream man con cealed wrt anzmated hlue eyes Tommy Chorusl AA 1 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Works at Campbell Drug Store Ambi tion to be a baseball player DONALD LEON HURTEAU contemporary Perry Como muscular frame zer satzle on F otball I 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Revue Acts 2 3 4 Ambition to be a suc cessful singer SHIRL5 IHELXQYMAN mag! :on delight y safm I can N ehold' a an drw Sympoi Club 1 Ka p Phi us 2 AA Ros Eclitoria Fre ch Club Blue Flame ANNABELLE IANNUCCI a stawnch frzend mature a superior bowler Annie AA I 2 3 4 Works ar P and O Madufacturin Company as time clerk Ambi tion to be an oiiice worker 46 A I ROBERTA KATHLEEN JANETTE once a fnend alwayr 4 fnend :lightly dewlub .rocml butterfly panent Bobby Ushererte at Revue and Graduatxon 3 AA 1 2 3 4 Kappa Pht 2 Pep Club 2 3 French Club2 3 4 Path fmders 3 4 Ambmon to be a nurse L ff P LINE JASMIN retry and eme C Y 0 goer .moons over Eddxe Fuhef an 2 3 4 Rev Usherette 3 Chorus 4 Pep Club 3 4 Ambmon to be a haxr dresser PHYLLIS ELAINE NKINS 5, mf M34 p owng er ect at ten ance :Muni 649' A6311 2 3 4 W ern Crvrhzauon Second A rd 2 Pep Club 2X3 'Pahnn as 3 4 Works as a bookkeeper at the Leecl Dxstrnbutors Ambn t1on to be a prtvate secretary JEAN DORTHEA JILLSON rolzctome freyb an fend effewexcent friendly 1 3 4 Art Clu Mayorerte 2 3 4 Pathnnders 3 Chorus 4 Ambmon to own the Center Spa MARY MARGARET JOYCE I C Y 0 goer eary gomg lemenl Spanish Club 2 3 AA 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Pathfincl ers 3 4 Ambmon to be a sec retary BARBARA LEE KATZMAN 111114610115 peppy ar nal to the armed force: Bob y AA 1 2 3 4 Kap pa Phr 2 Student Councxl 2 Pep Club 2 4 Basketball 3 Pathhnders 3 4 Ambltxon to be a soctal worker NANCY ANN KELLER mild tempered capnczour an mfectzous laugh bar the A 12 3 4 Pepclubz 3 Ambmon to operate a comp tometer SALLY ANNE KELLY Irish wit. with temper to match . . . addicted lo ranasta . . , farhion plate Sal. Freshman Frolic Com- mittee: Frosh Dramatsg A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3g Etiquette Club 23 Sewing Award 2: Chorus 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Home Room Treas- urer 4. Works at Western Elec- tric Company. Ambition: to be a bachelor girl. WILLIAM MATTHEW KIRK dependable . . . passion for phy- sics . . . nice to have around Bill, Football I, 2: A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Works at the New Haven Railroad. , , f f , . , . f I x f . r . .1 C I I - . J J ., JACQUELINE HANNAH KLING my lean baby . . . relaxing voice . . . enjoys good jazz Jackie, Chorus 5, 4: Usher- ette 2, 3. PHYLLIS JANE KROEBER ride 'm cow-girl . , . vibrant vozce . . . Jpeedy .rteno Phyl. Sewing Club lg A.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 55 Gregg Shorthand Award 3. Works at Young Drug Store. Formerly, Sparks High, Sparks, Nevada. Ambition: to be a private sec- retary. JOSEPH FRANK KUCZENSKI agriculture - hir love . . . favor: biology Works at Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. Formerly, Wil- bur Cross High, New Haven. Connecticut. Ambition: to own a farm. CHARLES VICTOR KULENSKI taciturn 6 , . obrerred with gum . . . rfznrgrvatitfe Football Ig A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Gold Certificate Gym 31 Soccer 4. Ambition: to be a state trooper. FRANK ANTHONY LATELLA a-lmnting we will go . . . Jport: bu own car . . . good natured Ambition: to be a mechanic. 4afllW NATALIE ANN LA G magpie , . . short and sweet- alu'ay.r neat Nat, A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2: Pathfmders 3, 4. Am- bition: to be a private secre- tary. fl I 48 . ,JO ., '?W 'I V raft f . ver O V -' K9- . 1 8 f 1 g' Ilirilbition I at Qjfm secretary GORDON ERHARDT LIND a polite manner . . . .teen but not heard , . . hirtory - his love German Club 3, 4. ' JOAN ELEANOR LINDQUIST a co tant fr end ' . . earl, . as c SHI Sewi Award H02 Q1 , - a Bal ommitte Art l ' , , ub , , irst Award Art 3g Blue Flam Boarcl. orks at Sterling M or' ' ary. Am- bition: to secretary. A M K R LUCILLE ELIZABETH LOEF F EL a nice kid . . . unexpected merriment . . . chemistry whiz Lu, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Kappa Phi 23 Etiquette Club 25 French Club 2, 33 Pep Club 3. Works at Grace-New Haven Com- munity Hospital. Ambition: to be a nurse. DOMINICK LOMBARDO .ftork-rar nzce fan . . . eary to get along with . . . 4 Jeme of fair play Lum. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Ros- trum 2, 3. Works as a clerk at Mohican Market. lf RICHARD JAMIE f., K -XVLONERGAN 'S P S Tgdini YI . . . watch the bird- ' .,ff 0ErkTou'n paperboy Fl0SbffI3m3IgQ VisualfAid 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent -3g Rosrfum Photographer , ra, 43 Ou,t Town 4, Ambi- tiom.fr6 sitter the television technical fle d. JOAN MARIE LOSTY raft spoken . . . helpful . . . refined air . . . d 'l in dir- gurre A.A. 1, 2, , ' i Cl 2 39 p 1 ,3 m i d 2, Fa ion 3 ll Tea 31 umer s 3 sherette 33 - - fin ers I e Flam yp' . W s qs, sur- ance Co -- - 4 --a tion: to become a nurse. Y C f , ff!! -'F 77 X' K , t ' . lr F7 ONALD 1-111337 i Q W 1 , ,firb ifrry 1, bwre f . bqppy ar t day ir long Baseball. l,'2g A.A. 1, 2, 5, 4, gaskethalbl Works at New aven Hospital. if J fri JAMES VINCENT MAFFEO, JR. mechanically minded . . . friend- ly pack of dynamite jimmy, Football Manager lg A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2g Gym Award 3. Works as a machinist at T e c k n ic o Manufacturing Company. Ambition: to be- come a tool maker. CHR PHER MI 1NN1s X, p te pu tc J er .ru afrsen o on d C r 1 eshman Frolt tba 1 4 Prom Committee 3 ish 3 Boys State 3 Track 4 ELIZABETH ANN MAHER quiet .r TV viewer Betty Works at Terrys Honey Dew Popcorn Company Ambition to become a private secretary M DONALD JAMES MAHON azure eyex . . . carpenter .ru- preme . . . enioyr watching all sport: Mahoney. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT L ENCB MANF EDA pula frlcord fan door arp admzrabdd b AA 2 SQ 4 Football 5 Ambition to be an elec ician ADRIENNE MARATHAS a world traveler unpredict a e lover to :mile D nna A A 1 2 3 4 p Club 3 Ambition to be a pri vate secretary CHARLES RAYMOND MCDERMOTI' Jeriou: demeanor build! model airplane: a prefer ence for matb Charlie Student Council 3 Works in The Food Basket Formerly Wilbur Cross High School New Havcn Connect: ,Zak LEA EILEEN McDER T'1' 1 eable a funny dupontron excel: on a roller rink Mickey AA 3 4 Ma or ette 3 4 Formerly Hillhouse High School New Haven Con necticut Ambition t be a surgical nurse DOROTHEA PATRICIA MCGARTY truly rxnrere lover dog: a peaceful .foul AA 1 2 3 4 Spanrsh ub 2 3 Revue Usherette 3 Works as a clerk at Armstrong Rubber Company J I ww hs tt R uonal an a cler JAMES BAYER McPARTLAND .uttrn on lop of the world man m demand Doc A A 2 3 4 Hoc ey 2 3 4 Works at West Shore Pharmacy FRANCIS MATHEW McMAHON JR friendly manner Irish bu mor eary to get along urtb Clrpper Spanxsh Club 3 Rostrum Busmess Board 3 4 3 4 Basketball 3 Football 4 Baseball 4 Works at Three Lrrtle Bakers New Haxen Formerly Roane County Hugh School Krngston Ten nessee ROSS JOHN MCOMBER uhal a not auto race Hemi' bu car hu lzfe Soccer 2, Track 2, AA 2, 3 Works at Charles P Montano and Son Ambmon to be a furnrture reparrman 51 AUDREY HELEN MEDLEY a ru ee! nature a mee gal io know a Jophxrtzcaled axr Aud AAI 2 3 4 Broogy Club treasurer 2 French Club 2 3 Rostrum Busnness Board 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 4 Usher ette at Revue Class Nrght Graduanon 3 Pathfmders 4 Art Club secretary 4 Chorus 4 Ambmon to be a teacher PATRICIA ELLA MEDLEY a spormer from way back happy go lucky French her favorrte AA 1 2 3 4 Ka a Phr 2 Rostrum Busmess Board etre for Revue Class mght Graduanon 3 Chorus 4 Path finders 4 Blue Flame 4 Ambr tron to be a nurse GEORGE RICHARD MELILLO fan of the Brooklyn Burn! bowling hu partrme conrcrentzour Mel Student Councrl 1 Freshman Frolrc Commrttee AA 3 4 Works at New Eng land Dre Castmg Company Ambmon to be a radro and televrsron technrcran f f 1 ? I C1 ,ls , 5 - K s I l X. ' x ' l . 'V' I ' I li -11 'fr' it .. - , , .H ' Mft '91 ' ' ' l Y , , ' 0 P . ' ' if I 54' ' 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 4g Usher- , he ' k. ' -' - I A ' 2 i - l l '- ba . .5 . ' C ' I ' , il J 0X 'X J .. , ,Q k ' ' ' 2 -f . V. '41 AA. , Q ,Wil GERALD RAYMOND MELILLO magic in bis hngers . . . ready smile . . . one great guy . . . bis accordion, his love Jerry, First Prize, West Hav- en Amateur Contest 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Revue 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. Works at Feinson's Depart- ment Store. BORIS FRANK MELNIKOFF ideal dreamboat . . . diversive . . . our own George junior Elm Tree Board 1, Chorus 1, Track lg Football 1, Social Planning Committee, Indoor Track Team 2, Our Town 4. Formerly, Hillhouse High School, New Haven, Con- necticut. Ambition: to be a business administrator. MARY-ELIZABETH ANN MILLER simple but sensitive . . . alert . . . spontaneous grins I.iz. Basketball 2, Volleyball, Co-captain 2, 3, Pathnnders 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Basketball co-captain 33 Prom Atte ant 3, Cheerleader . eg BETSY ANN MORRIS diamonds - this girl's best friend . . . laugh and be merry . . . likes roller skating Chorus 2, 3, 4. Works at Wy- lie's on-the-Green. , 1 v ., xf ?,,g,e6RGE JosEP1-1 , 1' MURPHY ,U consid, rate . . . o at blond crew-citf, . Nreafly smile Mu!Ph.i' A.A. 1, 2, 3,3 4. Works aththfg nd, National Bank of New High. buff V PHYLLIS JUNE NACCA fresh approach towards life . . . incessant laughter . . . persist- 8711 Phyl. Frosh Drarnats, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Etiquette Club 2, Stu- dent Council 2, Basketball 2, First Award Economic Geogra- phy 2, Spanish Club 2, 33 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Pathfinders 3, 4, Blue - ' lame Board 4, Chemistry Club 'Zf, 'o7.c .sq Ambition: to be a medical 'XA secretary. iff, ,. y ROBER CARL MILLER lfailroad exberff . . corfi ' ser 'e . . . pleasant xi -4 Bo . A.A.1 L34 Shbptlllath Award 2. Wldryks in Wm. S. Cornell Pharmacy. A Jo MORAN, J American . . aly ' al 'nd . . . c valry Bas 2, 3, 5 Baseball l, 2, 3 , homo Hop Committee, ootba 2, 3, 4, Harvard Boo Awa 3, Junior Prom Committee, Boys' State 39 French Club 4. it 1 1 Qin wil 5 B, J l 52 A CAROL WARGO NAGEL grariousness - ber asset . . . cooperative nature . . . ambi- tious A.A. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3. 43 Spanish Club 3g Art Club 43 Art Club Barn Dance Commit- tee 43 Chorus 4. Formerly, the University School, Bridgeport Connecticut. A 6b4'V an airline e ar . , '.'4Vf' 1 .4 4, Jw' .J I A NYM, VX flu' Vw' 3 l , ,,1'fr . QV' .J ,- FAITH DOROTHY NELSON understanding . . . idealistic . . . competent accordionist A.A. 43 Pep Club 4. Formerly, St. Petersburg High School, St. Petersburg, Florida. Ambition: to be a child evangelist. ELAINE RUTH NEPS serene . . . dignified sense of humor . . . card shark Sewing First Award 23 Foods Second Award 23 Sewing Con- test Third Award 23 A.A. 3. Ambition: to enter the business world. X6 ? Q-seller. - :-of XC' ..-Pd' 5 bw JJ? -J J, J' .f 53 U PHYLLIS MARLENE NEWLOVE tra:-el minded . . . peaches and cream complexion . . , sueet voice Phyl. Legislative Assembly Treasurer 13 A.A. 1, 23 Choir l, 23 Pep Club l, 23 Girls' Federation Representative 23 Homeroom Secretary 23 Chorus 4. Formerly, Walla Walla High School, Walla Walla, Washing- ton. Works at the Southern New England Telephone Com- pany. Ambition: to be a bition: out West. JOYCE ALYCE o'coNNELL a friend indeed . . . unsurpass- able giggle , . . avid horseback rider Joy, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Usherette for Grad- uation 23 Majoretre 2, 54 Book- keeping Award 33 Pathhnders 3, 43 Homeroom Treasurer 43 Blue Flame Typist 4. Ambition: to be a medical secretary. EILEEN CONSTANCE OLIVIERI persuasive leader . . . loves life and all ils pleasures . . . dy- namic personality Lee Vice President Frosh Dramats3 Freshman Frolic Com- mittee3 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Revue 3, 4g A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Etiquette Club 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 junior Prom Committee3 Drives Lieutena 33 Basketball 33 Pathfids?3, 43 Cheerleader 4. Amflionz to be a retail buyer ARLENE LOUISE ORICO beedless of life's troubles . . . a charming coquette . . . in- genious talent in an Ar. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 23 Usherette 2, 33 Chorus 2, 43 Art Club 4. Works at Connier Tony Slip Covers. Am- bition: to be an interior deco- tator. CAMILLE DOLORES PALUMBO :elf duuplxned lady lake manner concealed capnce 1 2 3 4 Ambmon be a prxvate secretary ROSEMARY ALEXIS PANDOLFI delsghlful doe eye: naughty but mee genuzne .rtzckler for detaflr Pandora Frosh Dramats AA C s Sophomore Hop Commxttee Erlquette Club 2 Pep Club 2 3 Rostrum Edltorxal Board 2 3 4 Pathhnders 3 4 Blue Flame 4 Ambmon to be a medical techmcxan f i?D1'1?lVi-CARILCPN. 5 trueplqver of Qmday rchool teacher hlusher A A 1 2 3 dent .Council 2x Pevp Club 2 3 Works QC the Federpl Bakery Ambmon tribe a secretary SHIRLEY ANN PARANTO marvelour dancer happy go lovely unnupecled wat Student Counc1l2 AA 2 3 Revue 2 3 4 Ambmon become a professronal dancer and have her own school SHARON LYNN PAR perfect attendance she: book: mad about rcsence French Club 3 4 Chemrstr Club 4 Ambmon to become a scxence teacher ln hugh school MARIE KATHRYN PASTORE .rwe muchzef m her eye: Wherer Manly Chorusl AAI 2 3 4 Ush erette Revue 2 3 Drxves Lxeu te ant 2 3 Pep Club 3 4 Pathfinders 3 4 Rostrum Typ lst 4 Ambmon to work nn an ofhce DOLORES ANN PASCALE Mm Junshsne load: of fun a realut Dawsle AA 2 3 Ambl non to be a bookkeeper goin odd: IJ' N! A.A. ,D , , . 2 to ' ' ' ' 1 to l l Q a n ' A 1 1 a 'K 1, 2, 3, 4, horu 1, 2,'3, 4g ' , ' L 4 3 5 Y X 0 A XX! reintillating laugh . rexpon- N I U x ...lk . - Fndle. i, , , 4g - ' ' ' 1 ' A ' . ' . ' ' f n , 5 l l , 9 I Y X X . . r . . : . 1 I . . h' 1, 2, 3: 4. a 54 Neff if Wff -YJ J smfusv JA E PETE garrulous lay fr d aluayr re r a pr: k Shul Frolh D amats Ch r A Club 2 Wolks at Wool rths Company LORRAINE ROSE PFEIFER a perrevermg uorker liable Gdfy to make frsendr wrlh Chorus 2 Art Club 2 3 Revue 2 AA 2 3 4 Girls State3 Flame Board 4 Ambmon be a teacher ANNE B STER our fr: a army e sgbtfu persona lfwfcxz lyme s Dram s AA vue us 2 V eyball 3 4 coc pt CIS ll o ance C mee 11 4 mbmon MARIE ANN PISCATELLI a wallet full 0 picture! .fparklmg eye: gxfl ol gal: 1 AIIIIDIIIOKI be a haxrdresser -s 4 'Q' R SE MARIE POLHAMUS an old farbsoned girl 1 e a e punctualsty er motto Rosle Chorus 2 3 4 Works at W T Grant Company For merly Pune Bush Central School Pme Bush New York Ambx non to be a secretary 55 ELAINE CHERRIE PREISS Blondne Typmg Shorthand Cemficates 3 Works at the Food Basket Formerly Shelton Hrgh School Shelton Connec ncut Ambmon to become an acrobatxc roller skater BERNARD JOHN PRUSINOWSKI arm! at heart at home on the roller rank hrbefman from uay back Baseball Manager 2 Ambmon to go mro radxo and televnsnon work FRANCES ROSE PYRDOI. a new type of comedzenne competmon for a dxcuonary pmocble player AA 2 3 Bookkeepmg Award 3 Works as a messenger at Wrlson H Lee Company we 5--.R IUY LAICISTII FIDI lllll T0 ITIIIITY .1 1 I nf' . y X I lb ' . . i' . ' , us I,.2g R I l, 25 g.A.,l: ,D u ,nf Y, ' 2, 3, ligwjrzye . - , 5 I ' f . . : re- l nfl ' 'B QW? ' . .. il 1,2,,l,Pp ,BHQ .I , 3, ' C l' , Q, ' - asketba , 3: 4:c0: in 3 Fran. Biology Award 2g Sp y - Q v 1 5 a d 3, 45 st si- 3 - S d 5, , s ' ' ' C . 1 to a er. y f ' A . . . A -N A.A. ,.2, 3, 4. : to 4' I 4 ' if ,K sf 'J' , ce LJ, 4, U, qt. I, y C , .5 S 1' !-Q X 'N ' ' . . , l'k- bl . , . ' - h 1 SHIRLEY LORRAINE RAKIEC a WAVE to be . . . ufriring leiterr - her parlime . . . lover I0 bowl Ambition: to succeed ever she does, in what- 5,36 www O DWARD JOSEPH RAYMOND iker a good laugh . . . car- crazy . . . a wonderful guy Eddie. A.A. 1, 2, 43 Sales representative for school play 4. Works at Campbell Motor Sales. RICHARD ANTHONY REILLY nice guy . . . concealed senre of humor Dick. Intramural Basketball 3: A.A. 3, 4, Football 4: Track 3, 4. Works as a bus boy at Woodlawn Restaurant. Former- ly, Wilbur Cross High School, New Haven, Connecticut. CARL WILLIAM RENNIE .fporlr lorer . . . referred - yet rlightly derilirh A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4g Soccer 4. Works in First Na- tional Grocery St e ww ,, .Jl,llf ' I V' , , fl Q ROBERT JAMES REYNOLDS auto admirer . . . conrcienliour . . . rerponrire :mile A.A. 2, 3, 43 Soccer 3. Formerly, Notre Dame High School, West Haven, Connecti cut. Ambition: to enter radio or television work. STEPHAN ROBERT RHEINGOLD German whiz . . . analytical mind . . . imprerrive Steve. Freshman Basketball: A.A. 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, German Certificate 2, 33 Physics Certifi- cate 33 Blue Flame Editor 4: Student Council 4. Ambition: to be a doctor. CLEMENTINA ANNA RIDARELLI laugh and be merry . . . movie goer . . . plearant to know Tina. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Am- bition: to be a bookkeeper. PAULINE LOUISE RITZERT ruper reamrtrer: . . relia friend . . . mil te Epi? , a a Phi 2g Sil ey 2' eo ryh First A rd 2, F ch Cl 3, Basketball 2, g Club 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 35 Intermediate Algebra, First Award 3. Ambi- tion: to be an elementary school teacher. Q f f 535' :eh 56 ffQ,O,6.A.A.6,6,0 FRANCIS HERBERT ROBERTS our own Les Paul . . . dry Jenxe of humor . . . creative Fran. A.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Art Award 25 Chorus 2, 3, 4: Art Work for Revue 2, 35 Mech. Drawing Award 3. Ambition: to be an architect. X - x ' MYMOND PAUL .Jil 4 ROBICHEAU h chey-hut ruler ?'.'. happy guy N ya Z speech . ling u r Cy: o rerp nr'- bu I 0 I i m' , ey 3, 2, g Our o tion: be a t cher. ERNESTINE RITA RUGGIERO a friendly manner . . . r elyzq . . . cqncenhiated T.N.T. ' ' ' mpwb pidnin - ayy A-A. 1, 2, 5, 41 Base- Ernie. Chorus l, 2, , 3 ball 1, Sophomore Hop, Com- Revue 3' 42 AA' 4 0 Y' miteeg A.A. Repregehtative' 2, :uni NEWS 'Scala lkbk. W 39 Hockey 2, 3, 4, occer 3, 4. aven' donned' ' 1 Works at the Campbell Drug to be 3 actor Store. ,J M f PWQLGAJQ ' 1 , ' l NW U9 ,I , - L A EMILIE MARION home on the range . . lzoufler . . . hidden humor Milly. Business Arithmetic, First Award 2: Foods, Second Award 2: Foods, First Award 3: A.A. 3, 4: Chorus 4, Pep Club 4. Works at the Style Shoppe. Ambition: to be a pri- vate secretary. f y te fp . L W! Ai. fl I ,JV 4 V f . 4 rf., - '- 4 x . ff n 1f'i:i ,2,fXlW'i JN .tk i' , v ..ll.4f?d li. , x - A .-'Tx ' '. 1 ' UNL' X N 57 UHIQSKJ-74 I f' N NCYC DAWN RUSSELL 4. Ambition. I0 C 3 HCIEIIOKIBIIN-'Q b b ' 1 't. ' V PRISCILLA ELLEN RYAN suprerfed humor . . . exact . . . diligent worker . . . warm Pris. A.A. 4g Pep Club 4: Parhhnders 4. Formerly, Hack- ensack High School, Hacken- sack, New jersey. Works at W. T. Grant Company. Ambi- tion: to be a secretary. RUTH ELEANOR RYAN athletic ability . . . hep-horticul- rurirt . . . polite Mickey. Pep Club 4. Former- ly, Hackensack High School, Hackensack, New jersey. Am- bition: to be a gym teacher. a devil at T! RICHARD FRANCIS SABATINO a page from Erquzre pzcmc and a balf naturally well mannered Sabby AA 2 3 Works ln the A8zP Grocery Store JOHN FRANCIS SAN GIOVANNI JR ambstzou: :ports fan crazy about macbzne: Sange A A 2 43 Ambrtxon to own hrs own busnness YER ran perfect at dance f QL! ,4,e,u90A!li7-19 eo 2 horus zonal basebal ROBERTA ANN SAYERS favor: cbemutry record col lector likeable perxonalrty Bobble Frosh Dramats AA 2 3 4 Kap a Ph: 2 Club 2 3 4 Us ererte Revue 3 Turn AbourTwu1 Commnt tee 3 Hostess for Card Parry 3 Pathhnders 3 4 Chemnsrry Club 4 Productxon Book Our Town 4 Ambmon to be a nurse SCC MARY LOURETTA SCHOLHAMER lover of dogi and borfet ace bowler amateur pbo tograpber ary Lou AA I 2 Chorus 2 Spanrsh Club 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 Blue Flame Typ lst Works at The Home In surance Company Ambmon to be a secretary ANN GERTRUDE SCHWAR12 lrbex a good laugh water nymph loyal to the alumni 1 2 3 4 Chorus Pep Club 4 Parhlinders 3 Ush erette at Revue 1 2 Ambmon to be a secretary for the FBI MARGARET ELLEN SEARS a Raznbow gcrl pennant collector a drlzgent worker AA 2 3 4 Clorhmg F1rsr Award 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Works as a salesgxrl ar F W Woolworrhs Ambmon ro be come a navy nurse L HAN M ' AS f on .'. od n red . D rJ .'! A.A. 1, 3, or as a, erk at r can Marker. Ambition: to ome an en- gineer. FREDERICK JEREMIAH SHINE roller rank matter ladies man lzker a good laugh R AA I 2 3 4 Ambl tion to work with Western Electric THOMAS HOWARD SHIPMAN sailor to be DeMolay goer car crazy Chip AA 3 4 Works as a grocery clerk at Owl Market Formerly Waterford High School Waterford New York Ambition to become a mech anical technologist ROSE MARIE SIMETI fenczng ber art draun to tbe keyboard full of gazety Roe Student Council I 1 3 4 Cho s 3 4 Works at Peggy lanes Ambition to be a secretary EDMUND JOSEPH SKERRIT1' rod n reel fan quark url Skerntl for preudent AA 2 3 4 Ambition to be a politician Q1 jp BRIAN FREDERICK SMITH Dodger fan all the way . , . ancborir aweigb . . . top-notch bowler , Young T. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Symposium Club lg Hi-Y Chap- lain lg Bowling 3, 4. Works at the Armstrong Rubber Com- pany. Ambition: to enter the Navy. f' 4 1, !5,w'-A4 Z-1 FRANCIS HENRY SMITH a Frenchman no doubt fabulour bumor dynamic Hrs! :trmg bowler Franny AA 1 2 3 4 Soc cer 2 Bowling 3 Student Coun crl 4 Works at the First Na tional Grocery Store RICHARD H LES Mlzef 2 C' mmi orks or.-rye each High t a ea or mon H2211 en meer X l 9 na ,vj .A ,tif wiki 'null was an El U , 1 , lv R Axw L TH eafy to lit to . . . capable on the gridir n . . , outdoorrman Smitty. Basketball lg Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4g A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 4. Works at a First National store. Ambition: to be a success. l Zi 5 I C A ' Ln N V I D :iw KK a rt p eer .f . om ac tr . . actical ' er Dav. ra t' lub 1, 2, 45 Choy s 2, , Rostrum 2, 3, 43 ' ev , 41 A.A. 31 Art Clu 3 President 4. Am- bition: to enter the dramatic field. ,t if A 1 1 X M jwu lkiylfgl 1 l .1 , , l ER NC lPAT tl A , G - X A J arab: 1 u . .f o I ' L . . er i -'fp e :Wig ' -J 7 ' Bagebt-il 215 4 gg-IC .. , , a 3 . . , , g tu- K! Terry , deqj godntil 3g oys' State 3g 2' dodge' 33151 X ' 3 ,Blu lame 4. Ambition: to to a ra tsma ' . wor for the Department of OJQ ALJVQ State. J .4 ' 2' , STA POL DEAN RUSH calm and placid . . . :agar and TAY!-ER' JR- .rpice . . . Grecian dignity Chorus 1, 43 Student Council 2, Volleyball 23 Usherette 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Pathfinder 4. Works at Grace-New Haven Hospital. Ambition: to be a grammar school teacher. DOROTHY LORRAINE STANNARD efficient . . . helpful . . . ex- cellent swimmer Dot. A.A. 1, 2, Student Council 2g Revue 33 Chorus 2, 3, 4. Ambition: to become a secretaryl ROBERT FRANCIS SVEDA level-headed . . . accommodat- ing . . . devoted to pro-sports Sved. A.A. l, 2, 3, 4g Soccer 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3g Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. Works at Jimmie's stand. chemist par excellence . . . inquixitive mind . . . congenial . . . pleasant Prof. Our Town 4, Home- room Treasurer 4, Formerly, New London High School, New London, Connecticut. D Ma JOYCE ANN TEODOSIO marzfelour .tense of humor . . . inrtantly likeable . . . horseback rider Art Club 2, 3, 4, President 3: A.A. 33 Chorus 4. Works as a salesgirl at Muriel's Dress Shop. Ambition: to become an artist. -I -,i r JJ, ffl.. it iii V -w rl ,. X-MARION ELINOR THOMAS a rainbow girl . . . hard work- er . . . Milton Berle fan Max. A.A. 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 2. Ambition: to get married. n ROSE ARI TH ESA A 7g,fyT1ERi1f boufyymil . . . ai rr 'nt br tory . . . lglilifff .n. .tqd Hngerrin ever 1 e ' fl Rho 1241 ho. mbye op Cogptii fee' q 2116 312 ' pa 2: ep ' 2, , St e t Councill g lRostr 'Bus' ess Boafd pl' , Eu I er fflleveg a mint - 9 di 3, , Uej5uiA5gh'Eeef1J r4.A - bitionf tbj a sdcial work . fig. fp Zulu JAMES LOUIS TIERNEY rne'n' the deep blue .rea . . . Mister Fix-it Jim, Works at .a gas station and garage. Ambition: to be an automobile mechanic. ff, A. gy MAO! W ffffi? JEAN MARIE Rh Business Team for Town 4. come a journalist. U ROBERT KENNETH , TINGLEY i a dkvil in-dirguite . . . inatek- book collector . . . intelligent Ting.'I Hi-Y, President .- 1-7 Baseball lg A.A. 1, 2, 5, 4E French Club 2g 3: !Second Award America His ory. 35 Boys' State 35 ,Blue Elaine Board: Chemist Sub: Works at Armstrong Rub I Comsnany. l DW RDF eary r l 1' Intramu I . IS m 'gi f . . . let b y ie. Tra Squad 1 se- rudent un ' A- .Wo 'A as a C be: f e- 'Mi .il FRANK JOSEPH TORRE persuasive Yankee fan . . . jalopy-happy . . . iocoxe A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Works as a truck driver at Edward Malley and Company. Ambition: ro be a millionaire. '3-499 ROGER KENNETH TRACY rharp shooter amd D Malay goer garrulous Rod Traffic Squad 1 AA 2 3 4 First Award Mechanrcal Drawmg 2 Furs! Award Phy srcs 3 Works ar Pots Quahry Market Ambmon ro be an engrneer NORA FRANCES VALERY perfecnon p somfi gwe her a bab l 1 2 3 4 C ncl 3 4 Basket ba 2 Prnze wmg nr r Cho s 2 4 ep u n r Prom Club 3 PW sa Par n ers bib? gxrl ar Strnc ler be an office wo SONYA A else dnuim Wm: vfptl a 5? Frosh' War Eng-ls 2 gbwar srness .Marg 3 Ryu m Edr t 1aLfB0ard 2 3x!Basketball 2 Pep Clu 2 3 Prom Ar r ndanr ,3 unto? Prom 61 mrgt 3 A gtddent Coisncirl Z Pa eer ea er Rosrrunrylxe Elm fmbmon to be a Joutnflxsr and authbgass' VARELLI our oagn e921 nr ramats Fmt ,..- -f-!-1-.,,,.. 'l'nmnvl1lIEFN PAUL ROBERT VELLECA mane lover parnon for rec ordr dete mmed AA 2 3 4 Band2 Works at Edward Malley Company Am bmon to be a relevrsxon carn era man ROBERT JOSEPH WADE hke: a good laugh nav man to be gzft of gab Bob AA 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Works at the Colonxal Rnchard Company Ambmon to learn electronrcs KATHRYN ANN WALKER travel mmded amateur pbo tographer carefree Kay AA 4 Works ln the oflice of the Mohncan Store Ambmon to be a secretary ROBERT JAMES WEBER basketball fiend rather lo quacxou: C Y 0 goer A A 1 2 Ambr non to be an engmeer on the railroad DUNCAN ALLISTER WELCH at home with pawn and a hrurh our fabulour quarterback Dunk AA1234 oot ball 1 2 3 4 Works at Jacks Vanery Store Ambmon to be a coach HARRY DAVID WETZEL, JR. give me the great out-doors! . . . 4 :temp-collector . . . navy- bound Dave. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambi- tion: to be an electrician. DAVID THOMAS WILLIAMS mechanical-minded . . . trutt- worthy . . . rpom'-participant Dave. Football lg A.A. 1, 3, 4g Hockey 25 Drama 23 In tramural Basketball 2, 3. Works at Amero's Garage. Ambition: to be an electrical engineer. FRDERI JH w H mo rt drerrer .5 152 3 mural V r s a the Ne um in Supply Com CARL GEORGE WYSOPAL partial to engineering den gemur teen but not beard type A A 3 Works at the New Eng land Die Casting Company For merly Saint Marys High School New Haven Connecti cut Ambition to be a mech anical engineer JOAN MARIE YORKE nimble ruth a tlumble nent as a pin AA 1 3 4 Rostrum Agent 2 Pep Club 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Works at Feinsons Formerly Wilbur Cross High School New Haven Connecticut Am bition to be a private secre tary MARY ANN ZAMPOLLI i twinkling eye: . . . bappy . . . practical-minded J Mary A.A. 1, 2, -- Chorus 1, 45 F ch u 5 Kappa Phi, 'b i j ench I, First Ava ' ' Award Latin 2g etbal Q - ba 3g lu , 3. ks br a eye 6: hw '- , .tm ,J HAYNES LOUIS KING fair play bit motto ae tical yokester man of few word: Lou AA 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Baseball 2 4 oot ba 2 4 CARL AARON LEVINE :ports lover crazy for clothe: Student Council 2 3 AA 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 Bas ketball 2 3 4 Track 2 Golf 3 Swimming 3 Formerly Hxllhouse High School New Haven Connecticut Q78- QT '22-S we ' - ' ...pf - , .fs'.,,,,:F- . ll , . , ' I V, ,F 1 M ..-, x'1,j'q,'ll1 35 ' l , k - l ' g , 1 - - y Southern .rweetners . . . alwizyr , 2 I: , , QTXMKTYQ Y .MA D ' . , 1 - :Q .fir 2. 'Z' I N I U ' V' ' A , '3 . f ,, - '.:' 4 63 QT.-ffyrifl 'J flfitgff-' if :gf 5 +2-M' Q 'Y Og., 3 ...-.Q I LIKE ANY PILOTS WHO WISH TO EARN THEIR WINGS HAD TO LEARN THE MEANING OF SPORTSMANSHIP FIRST K5 TEODO5 I O WE I A6 ef HIT 'EM LOW, HARD, AND OFTEN F007BAll ,. ,. 5, g'5'V 2v.,n- i 6:1 ' - eggs--x nm' ax' g i5:,,i,7iwk,1, ui! T'hQ LR. Chris Maginniss Russ Smith 0 Angie D'Attoma Marty Moran in an all out effort to catch one of George Hartman's aerials. West Haven 20, Notre Dame 14. That victory over our intratown arch rivals in our first game of the campaign forecasted a successful season for the Blue Devils, but several bad breaks and injuries to key players hampered Coach Whitey Piurek's quest for a winning year. Star lineman, Chris Maginniss, was forced out of action early in the season with a torn knee cartilage. Various minor ailments kept other first line players from attaining their full effectiveness. Even so, this season had more than its share of thrills. Fleet-footed halfback, Angie D'Attoma, set a schoolboy record with a 99 yard T. D, dash against Hamden. Shades of the past were recalled in the annual Hillhouse-West Haven Thanksgiving game when, after a Westie touchdown, quick thinking Marty Moran scooped up a loose ball and drop-kicked the extra point. Thus, an otherwise disappointing season should be remembered for these unusual events. Eddie Connelly '- 'sf -182 ' -b.i'i+M ffiB. 1 Marty Moran Duncan Wlelch GA Joe Gorry A 1 I S , ,JS Go L -Alt' L-is , ,- ' - 4- a-, 8. 4.-- 3.- Prle drxxmg, fullback, Russ Smrth drrxes off tackle for a large gain. Squad Fnrst row left to rizht Charles Patterson Leon Hartman Edward Crowley Romanoff Rlchard Petron Vmcent Anqulllare Dommlck Landxno joseph Medmck Kessler Robert Gorr ames S ma and Frank M ack Second row oseph Mrlone Y J P Yl J Cullen Francns Dnllon Robert Southworth Robert Moran Harry Tuttle Francrs Louls Krng joseph Gorry Russell Smrth Eugene Farrell Martnn Moran Edward and Chrlstopher M3glUHlSS Thrrd rovs Davrcl Ford Donald Hurteau George Curtls Brown Duncan Welch john Rredench Rrchard Rerlly Mrlton Northrop Rrce john Foote Carl Pernal Charles O Bymachow and Angelo D Attoma Dave Ford Don Hurteau Louie King SWISH I ! V X eegl X1 X. V X 433 Y Captain Marty Moran leaps high in an all out eHort to grab a re- bound. BASKETBALL SQUAD. First row, matcik, Merritt Dexter, Edmund captaing Richard Griesbach, Robert VARSITY SQUAD. Clockwise: Bob Sveda, Art Beck- stein, Dave Dymarcik, Mickey Dexter, Dick Gries- back, Charlie O'Bymachow, Marty Moran, and Eddie Skerritt. Center: Bob Tingley, Manager. BASKETBAII Luke Crowe made his debut in the 1955-1954 campaign as West Haven hoop coach, With no returning veterans from the previous year, his pros- pects for a winning season were not brightg but the Blue Devils made commendable showings in a majority of their contests. Their will to win was evident in the indomitable spirit of Captain Marty Moran and his teammates. The squad was led by classy junior, Art Beckstein, set shot ace, Bob Sveda, jumping Dave Dymarcik, and hustling Marty Moran, Seniors Mickey Dexter and Ed Skerritt also contributed heavily to the Westie cause. left to right: David Dy- Skerritt, Martin Moran, Sveda, Arthur Beckstein and Charles O'Bymachow, Second row: Robert Tingley, man- Qi 51 , 5 A L 3x :fill SX ! 1,9 1 H Sw 3, l -A it Le l I 1- I U tkgngff 613263- xl Lanky center, Dave Dymarcik, out- jumped Ansonia center, Sam Olin- chuck, as Bob Sveda waits poised in the foreground. agerg Raymond Borgnis, Louis Kessler, Robert Moran, Harry Tuttle, john Hoxie, Fred Brushayt, Curtis Brown, james Rice, john XX'ezenski, Paul Banra, and Michael Muir. DENTING THE TWINE l fe Wing Doc McPartland and defenseman Bill Highffoflng Cfmef, Rav R0biChC'HU' and hafd Homin Cha,-ge up ice. charging defenseman, jack Doherty, race across center ice. A veteran West Haven hockey squad led by Captain Ray Robicheau missed the New England Tournament at Provi- dence by a single game. The West Haven pucksters' chances went out the win- dow in a heartbreaking overtime loss to Wilbur Cross. H06KEY season. Their defensive strength rested in the ability of outstanding seniors, Bill Honan, jack Doherty, and Mike Roy. Their scoring punch was provided mainly by dynamic Hal Smullen's crew performed ably throughout the , Ray Robicheau is flying low in an attempted shot at goalie Russ McKeon. HOCKEY SQUAD. First row, left to right: Paul Slattery, William I-lonan, Michael Roy, George Hartman, Raymond Robicheau, captain, Russell McKeon, john Doherty, Rob- ert Wade, James McPartland, Michael Bergin, and Coach Harold Smullen. Second row: Aldan Manville, Claude Lynch, Wilbur Knudsen, Russell Al- len, Robert Morgan, Robert Barry, Richard lmperotti, Richard joos, and Clifford Klein. Ray Robicheau, and first line teammates Bob Wade, and Doc McPartland. i -WXX 5 Goalie Russ McKeon, forwards Bob Wade, jack Doherty, and defenseman Mike Bergin are caught in a typical dressing room scene just before game time. GOING GOING GONE rf' .View :Al 190 high for a wide peg W1 I ISI, .Q ' Q53 :lx Q f ,v 57' .1 r, . ' X IA ' A A M 1 I '...v ,. 1 . Third sacker Marty Moran digs one out of the dirt 1-C1-rs'-. Slick fielding jack Doherty grabs one on the short hop .J 'fra BASEBAU We the class of 1954 played an important role in assisting Whitey Puitek s nrne to another successful season The Blue Devils mowed down all opposition in its successful quest for the District League Title The supremacy of Puireks boys was evident in their overall record of twelve wms one loss and one tie Several of our classmates played excellent ball throughout the season joe Guglnelmos superb chuckmg was a deciding factor in many of the contests The excellent infield play and all around performance of Marty Moran Jack Doherty and Bob Sveda meant several key victories for the Purrekmen The 1955 season had a but of humor inyected into it when the Main Streeters Notre Dame game was halted because f excessive sun Newsmen were quick to pick up this bit of humor and our club soon won nation wide attention which supplemented an excellent record Agile Bobby Sveda reaches 'UPI 'f BASEBALL SQUAD First row left to right George Noyes James Wilson james McMahon Richard Whelahan Louis DeStefano and Royal LeBlanc Second row. George Hartman Robert Moran Robert Barry Martin Moran john Doherty joseph Guglielmo and 1. Whitey Piurek coach. Third row: Charles Patterson john Scarlos Robert Sveda, Donald Williams Harvey Altschuler Donald Kollandra and David Blatchley. 4 ,aft ---fe X A ,M-r s? l 11 .Mm ff A Nw .gif C1 XX lx x 'A'XQ ,- -r nf .- ---A, ,,. J' 1' lah B if PACE YO URSELFU BOWLING TEAM. Left to right: Fred Belko, Robert Tingley, David Grillo, William Healy, Burton Coan, john Bonvini, and Donald Fitzgerald. BOIVLING The West Haven bowling team compiled a respectable record of ZI wins and 2I losses which was good for a first division finish in the District League race. The Westies keglers were led by anchorman Dave Grillo, lead-off man Bob Tingley, curveballing Brian Smith, and senior Bill Healy. Burt Coan, Johnny Bonvini, and Don Williams helped to keep the Blue Devils in con- tention throughout the season. Captain Dave Grillo talks over league results with Coach Hal Smullen. BOWLING AVERAGES Dave Grillo , Bob Tingley john Bonvini Brian Smith Bill Healy . Don Williams Burt Coan . TRACK The track team resumed operations in 1953 under the guidance of mentor Bill Irons after a lapse of two years. The team lacked any experienced operatives, but did extremely well under the existing conditions. Angie D'Attoma was one of the state's leading shotputters and Billy Gaulman was among the top men in the sprint lield. Other mainstays were seniors Chris Maginniss and Dick Reilly. Nineteen Fifty-three was a year for development which will certainly auger well for West Haven in producing better teams in the future. TRACK SQUAD First row left to right Christopher Maginniss William Gaulman Raymond Desfosses Nicholas Hackett James Welch and Charles Nichols Second row Richard Crocker jon Evans Frank Bly Milton Northrop Stanley Bachmann john Murray and Robert Nebor Third row Coach William Irons Lce Crandall Fred Bruschayt Richard Reilly john Riderich Curtis Brown james Rice and Arthur DelMonaco Irons, v-1- 102.3 100.4 98.2 94.8 90.5 89.1 87,6 Shot putter Chris Maginniss learns the art from Coach Billy BLOOMER GIRLS , 4 l X Ek'. ty VOLLEYBALL TEAM, First row, left to right: Mary Elizabeth Miller and Ann Pfister, Co-captains. Second row: Sonya Varelli, Pauline Ritzert, Mary- Louise Grosse, Patricia Dahlgard, Arlene Giannotti, Marcella Funk, Nancy Russell, and Mary Ann Zam- poli. Missing from the picture are Barbara Katzman and jean Tierney. Timers set- score keepers ready- These were the familiar phrases that began each exciting game. These fresh energetic co-eds displayed a fine sense of sportsman- ship and teamwork under the leadership of co-captains Liz Miller and Ann Pfister. This past season the team made a clean sweep in both sports by winning all games and garnering the highest num- ber of points toward athletic awards. li'-x 'Q 9 Ll' i wif ie' X 4 aff BASKETBALL TEAM. Clocltwise: Sonya Varelli, Fileen Olivieri, Sandra Fiske, Co-captains Mary-Fliza- beth Miller and Ann Plister, Patritia Dahlgard, Gene- vieve Fragola, and Nanty Russell. Missing from the picture are Barbara Katzman and jean Tierney. ! I' 1 ,L J ' , ' vw. , 1 ,, .rn - - 0: - 'MQ 1 W K If .4 .1 ' - . ' Q., V, . 'V ,. x Q 1 - ws, mfg, Rig. , K Hr 'H ' '4 4Z7'I.V' . ,, zz' f 1 ' W' . ' , ,A , fn., ..,.. J , - -an-fy. .A mat:-Q' ' V -A-,ww Q YW-- ',.,,fw1 vat- , -. 3-Q - Ns 7 ' .1 ' 1 'wgk v S ' xl Q26 2' ,qu 'fa 'gals ,, . !7, .ml K ,r A v A 16, ' N72 fw-.f J' . L:i,'1W w M WIP my Ya. 5 Q f. RENIENIBERINC THAT PILOTS BEIORI: US HAD BECO IE HQ IIERS OI THI LATE RPILI AR CIUB BY BAILING OUT OI PI AXIS XVIIRE ALSO DESIROUS OF FOR IINCS CIUBS SO THAT VCE TOO MIGHT ACHIEVY DISTIINCTION Q0 00 0 QW Q90 Q5 Q90 0:-Z9 'TN1 0 QQ 1' M 020 Wg mgg Q 0 060 Z0 WE' .1 . . 1 lj S gli X Y 0 I X Q UQ M G 0 9 T A ' I 9 o 0 0 GJ 50 0 0 e 09 if DO 'UNTO OTHERS . 1 X I U l ' k i S ' ,A , 4 ei ai- -A 'ann Jerry Bonewicz, Phyllis Nacca, Marcia Boyd, and Barbara DelVecchio prepare a tray while serving at the Teachers' Card Party. 57 Losty. and Lucille DelGaudio. Patricia Medley. Hurry, or you'll be late can be heard ringing in the halls at 1:10 on a day of a Pathfinder's meeting. To start off the year the club elected their new officers. Then, directly following this, the girls went on their annual hike. Their year of service began with the Korean Clothing Drive. This project was followed by the Thanksgiving basket to which the members contributed generously. The basket upon being filled was presented to a needy family. By decorating the Christmas Tree in the school lobby, the Pathfinders helped to brighten the Yuletide season at West Haven High School. Serving at card parties seemed to bring much pleasure to the girls as they served at both the Teacher's and the Fathers Club Card Parties. Christmas holidays are here as Bafabfa Delvec- Ellie jandrok, Rhoddy Tiernan, Mary-Louise Gross, and Marcella Funk chioy Marcia Boyd, Marilyn Coyle, Marcella Funk, blend their voices singing Christmas carols at the Pathhnders' Christmas Ellie Jandrok, and Marie Pastore trim the tree. mfffmg- Q5 PATHFINDERS. First row left to right: Audrey Medley Dolores Battista, Eleanor jan drok, Roberta Sayers, and Joan Second row: Dolores Durso Nora Valery, Phyllis Nacca Eileen Olivieri, Ann Pfister Third row: Audrey Hubbard Sally Kelly, Rosemary Pan dolfi, Mary Joyce, Clara Cole Arlene Giannotti, Roberta Janette, Phyllis jenkins, and PATHFINDERS. First row, left to right: Roberta Carlo, Genevieve Fragola, Alice Faughnan, Nancy Russell, Joyce Calabrese, and Patricia McGrath. Second row: Joan Coates, Diane Dunn, Evangeline An- derson, Jean' Tierney, Joyce O'Connell, and Patricia Dahl- C7 as 1 :S ' J I gard. 0 ' Third row: Marie Pastore, Constance Gilmartin, Marilyn Coyle, Patricia Carroll, Ann Schwartz, Marcia Bryant, Ma- rie Scionti, and Shirley Coates. T. A. G. Day, a project carried out in all the New Haven Area Schools, was a huge success at West Haven because of the earnest support given it by the Pathfinders. Each girl volun- teered to solicit money for two hours one afternoon for the Heart Fund. The Pathfinder's Card Party and Fashion Show is fast be- coming a favorite with all. The proceeds from this party are used as scholarship funds for the seniors. May not only brings bees and flowers but also the Turn About Twirl. At this time every gal asks her best beau to buzz around the dance floor with her at this social event of the year. i xi- -.L . KK -3.4 I fffiilirrisntlheilfhlghilfilisnglvzllcdzil,ggrfirggseiilglAei1af?f1g,g1f1lgibI:.,j: Boy Sveda Francis Smxlg Lia lvgllerpand Marcella Funk believe Audrey Medley, and Roberta Janette are sending them. Popu at Saymf' um out 5 an laY D- Xt. '4 ,Q-82 L HROLLEN RUFENX' EL ACTA, HNOUVELLES AFFAIRESU Q Q 1. 'WL klig W N if , O l .-i..:,i,,, , 'Q' i l l 1 . X a 41 And what do you want for Christmas? Santa Claus CDave Grilloj asks Audrey Medley, Pat Medley, and Francis Smith in the French Club's Christmas skit. Francis Smith can't seem to think of the right answer to the question Dave Grillo just asked in French, but Sandra Casman, Edythe Casman, Sue Condon, and james Catania clon'r seem quite as puzzled. Q -I I . Sf ff I it l gi I F 3 K I 7 3.-1 - B I FRENCH CLUB: First row, left to right: Marcia Bryant, Edythe Casman, Patricia Medley, Diane Dunn, joan Coates, Audrey Medley, and Shirley Hyman. Second row: Sharon Park, Suzanna Condon, Patricia Dahlgard, secre- tary, Genevieve Fragola, president, Norma Oliva, treasurer, jean Tierney, and Evangeline Anderson. Third row: Martin Moran, Francis Smith, David Grillo, Robert Tingley, joseph Gorry, james Catania, and William Tagg. tx Xu! Gordon Lind and Arlene Giannotti, Carl Levine and Irene Werner, Steve Rheingold and Dorothy Sieford are enjoying a German folk dance. GERMAN, SPANISH, AND FRENCH CLUBS Let's land here. I see a large group of people having a wonderful time. I wonder who they are? Why don't you know? They are members of the German, Spanish and French Clubs. Right now they are enjoying the annual Christmas party. The Spanish Club is entertaining the group with a short skit entitled. La Posada de Nochebuenaf' The members are also receiving many surprises when grabbing their gifts from the Pinata, a Spanish grab bag. The German Club will give a pantomine of the story Silent Night, and then report on the various Christmas customs in Germany. The French club also will give a skit entitled La Veillo de Noel, CChristmas Eveb. Look they're singing now. I recognize the melody but not the words. That's because the Christmas carols are sung in different languages. Throughout the year the clubs are busy with many activities. The Spanish Club's highlight of the season is a trip to New York. A replica of a monastery and a Spanish restaurant will be visited. At one of the German Club's monthly meetings a Dance Festival night was held where German folk dances were shown to the group. To wrap up the season of activities, the German Club will hold a picnic. The French Club didn't win a plane trip to Paris, but did hear an interesting talk by a guest speaker who had traveled in France, Italy, Spain, and England. Colored slides of the famous places were also shown. It looks like the language clubs have a full and interesting season. Too bad we didn't land a little sooner. Spain keeps the Christmas spirit with carols, too, as demon strated by Eileen Bassett, Pete Zeikus, and Dolores Durante singing Noche de Paz. Canasta is a favorite game of joe Castellon, Pat Deotosio Carol Nagel, and Dolores DeGross at Spanish Club meetings SPANISH CLUB. First row, left to right: Frances Civitello, Nancy Russell, Phyllis Nacca, Roberta Carlo, Marion I Gwinnell, and Ellyn Herrington. Second row: Dolores Cavalier, Patricia Deotosio, Diane jantzer, treasurerg jo- seph Castellon, presidentg Joyce Cala- brese, secretaryg joan Reynolds, vice- presidentg and Dolores Durante, Third row: Miss jones, faculty adviserg Eleanor Jandrok, Barry Hallen, Miss Delehanty, faculty adviserg Bradford Zeikus, Dolores De-Gross, and Miss Na- varerte, faculty adviser. s PAINT PLUS ARTISTS! Audrey Hubbard, Art Gaugli- umi, and Marcella Funk help ART CLUB Swing your partner. This phrase brings to mind one of the biggest events of the year, the Art Club Barn Dance. This year's dance was the most successful that the club has ever held. With the money obtained, the Art Club nnally realized its dream of presenting an air brush to the Art Depart- ment of West Haven High School. Prior to the barn dance, the club elected officers and prepared for the dance by making posters, designing decorations, and planning refreshments. In December, the members helped to decorate the school for Christmas by painting a joyful winter scene on the windows. This was followed in February by a Valentine's party for all. Although many of us do not realize it, the Art Club does much to beautify the school. ART CLUB. First row, left to right: Marie DeMaio, Mary-Louise Gross, treasurer, David Syrotiak, president, Audrey Hubbard, vice president, Audrey Medley, secretary, and Patri- cia McGrath. Second row: Nancy Russell, Joyce Calabrese, David Coe, Nora Valery, Arthur Guagliumi, Marcella Funk, Dolores Battista, and Mr. Sullivan, faculty adviser. Missing from the picture are: Carol Nagel, program chairman, Valerie Heath, Joyce Teodosio, and Arlene Orico. to bring out the Yueltide Sea- 'Circle eight hands- lem., A son at W-H-H.S. scene from the annual Art ,PG B031 XI Club Barn Dance. HI-Y. First row, left to right: Lawrence Hinds, Kevin Gun- ther, Bruce Coe, Richard Lon- ergan, Thomas Donovan, Ron- ald Skelton, and Arthur Dietle. Second row: Mr. Jermain, fa- culty adviserg Guy White, Richard Castiolione, Richard Crocker, Fred Dandelski, Don- ald Kollanda, john Casey, Malcolm Kroll, Robert Schen- artz, and Anthony Milano. lT'S THAT H25 AGAIN! CHEMISTRY CLUB. First row, left to right: Miss Bar- net, faculty adviserg Patricia Deotosio, Mary Ann Zam- polli, Joyce Calabrese, David Ford, vice presidentg Gene- vieve Fragola, secretary, Roberta Carlo, tr e a s u r e rg David Grillo, president, Su- zanna Condon, Geraldine Bonewicz, Marcia Bryant, Pauline Ritzert, and Sandra Casman. Second row: jean Tierney and Patricia Medley. Third row: Stephen Rhein- gold, Diane Dunn, Dean Tay- lor, Mary-Louise Gross, San- dra Fiske, Barry Hallen, Lquis King, joseph Castellon, and Martin Moran. Chris Maginniss, Dean Taylor, and Mary Ann Zampolli prepare to make nitrogen. CHEMISTRY CLUB The chemistry club members didn't make airplane fuel but they did perform many other extraordinary experiments. Under the supervision of Miss Barnet, faculty adviser, flares were made that might have been used to guide a lost plane. Wide eyes and open mouths were the expressions of many when carbon came from the dehydrating action of sulfuric acid on sugar, lt was just as amazing as that first plane trip might have been. . Fourth of july came a little early when long snakes were made. Using a magic wand, water was changed into wine and to add another festive note to the occasion a red ammonium fountain bubbled up in one of the experiments. To err is human, but the chemistry club members soon learned that safety first was a better saying to follow, Setting up equipment correctly and reading labels on bottles fitted this expression. Watch out! Someone just succeeded in making explosives. . V Pauline Ritzert and Dean Taylor write with fire, while JOYCC Calabfew and LOUIS King watch as Thomas Mary-Louise Gross, Barry Hallen, and Franny Smith at- Shannon makes chlorine gas. tempt an experiment' girl ,J .f- ' WE ENGAGED IN SPECIAL ACTIVITIES WHICH WOULD HELP ENRICH AND SUPPLEMENT OUR FOUR YEARS OF PRE-FLIGHT TRAINING JUST AS PILOTS ENGAGED IN THE POPULAR STUNT OF WING-WALKING YEARS AGO. Z ff 83 -E V 'Sq 'uk x M T4-1 FP MMR , IWX naw fi WWW ARE YOU READY? YEA BO' 1 1 xxx Practice makes perfect so believes the Pep Club PEP CLUB AND CHEERLEADERS Every Wednesday afternoon during the fall both fresh man teachers and students alike wonder if an atomic bomb is being tested in the auditorium Then they remember that the Pep Club is having practice Miss Marion Crowe organized the Pep Club in 1940 Then it consrsted of only iuniors and seniors When Miss Josephine Pfaff replaced Miss Crowe she introduced the sophomore girls to the Pep Club and so united the three upper classes The most colorful day of the year for a Pep Clubber is Thanksgiving. Between the halves of the Hillhouse-West Haven game they show off their abilities in precision marching. It takes weeks of planning and practicing to give this exhiliit. But the performance is the merit of their labor. In the spring preparations for choosing the cheerleaders begin. Then one day in May the actual try-outs are held. Every girl participating has butterflies in her stomach and a prayer on her lips. Ten juniors and two sophomores are chosen. To become a cheerleader is one of the greatest honors. Other girls both envy and admire them. The greatest thrill for a cheerleader or a Pep Clubber is realizing that she has helped to promote school spirit. 'ft R X -ll Top: Precision marching at the Yale Bowl. Middle: The Cheerleaders encourage our players at Hamden. Bottom: Enthusiastic cheerleaders, cheering at the Bowl. t T' , , J, QW 4' ,E X r h S I ' K , Mascot: Mary Irons. NX , fi M 'fb wx gl- ., j rs.Q11,3 - x sg, ,X . Nye Band Leader: Greg Nardi. ON THE DOWN BEAT MAJORETTES. First row, left to right: Tamaro, Rose-Ann D'Errico, Patricia Brunner fkneelin D Annette Paradise 8 s v , Marjorie Porto, Carol-Ann Drew and Shirley Coates, Second row Kamm, jean jillson, janet Nastri, J ws- N-- Lea McDermott, Beatrice Roy, Beverly Lombardi Maril n Downs Beverly Y Y s Rosemarie Brasile Maureen Macksey, udith Nardini, Carol Bruno, Beverly Guyette, Pauline DiMassa, Sheila Quinn, Judith Miller, Evelyn Joan Brunner. : Frances Walker, 1-rf BAND. Left to right: Adam Wyzkoski, Ralph Rubino, james Stomboli, Michael Quida, Richard Butler, Gregoria Nardi Ckneelingb, Peter Cohon, Jack Condon, Carl Pacapelli, joseph Lane, Thomas De Martino, Mr. D'Amato, adviser. Second row: Pasquale Petrucchi, Martin Pinto, Robert Bates, Anthony Marra, Spencer Glickman, Charles Albee, Dennis Steeves, Louis Totte, Kenneth Matloff, Clark Hurley, Richard Bertini, Maurice Horan. Third row: Francis Coady, john Bonvini, Francis Schlosser, Robert Winsone, William Gaillard, Fred Torniero, Willard Francis, Myles Lane, Richard Rossini, Kenneth Wideman. .,. , J- fe J'X 1 .,.,.a-4 3 l ,t, ' , .4 1 Qnlal -1 1- . I, I If A 8, V- 3 . ' lr- i A xrf I . 4 x 5 The baton rises and falls, giving the signal for the West Haven High School band and majorettes to step into precision marching for- mation. While stirring school songs are played and twirled to by the two organiza- tions, the listeners seldom realize what hard work goes into this spectacle before them. From early September to late November, the maiorettes and band labor under the direction of Mr. D'Amato, to perfect their style in both music and appearance. As a fitting climax to their industry, is the display which, with the Pep Club, they put on between halves at the Hillhouse-West Haven conflict. As usual it draws many comments of praise from the onlookers. l Majorette Leader: Bev Brunner. A-0. B' 1'- SENIOR BAND GROUP, left to right: Mr. D'Amato, adviser, Bever- ly Brunner and William Gaillard. - 'ls a5Te r lg P I Q I M. c. gr x I-J g, Early. Q 2 f A H0My13vn Acre an fm., , fm 1,- A , arm' 5 3 omaxoma wo J , Q' , . - i ,. , fi GTI! :A V 1 DEBBJ 41.5 1. Corus wow' V x - I , X . f X t 1' the -. af ' : . -Y 0 . P N ,W 5- 3 Ji' E, Y E W U22 1' ' '?'i34la fl.l 2 'Ni if 11192 . q -m. ,ij , .A , ,, 7? 7 5 5 As J. BQQLOTWAS Fo 'F' Q UTM pQ.C:rg'c gi. STarclu5'!' My MOM gh Y, I . K CLST Manu 93rle-r, 5 5 3 cv: Of'3 Q,1u9.r+ r HOW'S YOUR SECTION? AT RIGHT: That's the idea, says Mr. Sullivan, art adviser, to the classbook artists, Joyce Teodosio, Joan Lindquist, and Valerie Heath. BELOW: Has this picture come in yet? asks William Tagg, business manager, of Rosemary Pandolli. Meanwhile, Lorraine Pfeifer discloses new portraits and Shirley Hyman sharpens a much worn pencil. The three girls are senior section editors. 'i ABOVE: No room for error is the watch word of typists Joyce O'C0nnell, Dorothy Stannard. -loan Losty, Mary Lou Scholhamer and Miss Kellner, adviser. AT RIGHT: On the March, after Chic, the photographer, are William Tagg, Marily Coyle, Mary-Louise Gross, Patricia Medley, Marcella Funk, and Geraldine Bonewicz. 90 U? Hmm, I wonder how this lay-out will look, thinks hard-working Blue Flame editor, Stephan Rheingold. L Miss Pettengrll adviser and chief unraveller pauses a moment in her work Q I il The BZUE FZAME 71' vb 557 x if AT LEFT: I think that this is the informa- tion we're looking for, says Marcia Bryant, historian, to club editors Mary-Louise Gross and Phyllis Nacca. BELOW Patricia Medley and Marcella Funk classroom scene editors, and Geraldine Bonewicz activities section are checking page numbers in the class book makeup Nancy Russell activities editor is absent. 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SAVE IT FOR A SCOOP' 9 Q C? 7 EDITORIAL BOARD Left to right first row Marne Lacobelle Diana De Gennaro Iudith Albee Norma Oliva Carmel Rmella and Shirley Morton Second row Mark Grimes Marilyn Mrllrnson Suzanne Elrod jeanett Crarlo Kathryn Deren Margaret Fleming Catherine Blake Third row Ann Mrlone Rhoda I-Iershatter Vrrgmra Raccxo Carol Staehly and joan Reynolds ROSTRUM Mrdnight oil burns late while Rostrum editors cut sect t headlines to fit the final edition Long before the fiml Rostrum rolls off the press into the students waiting hands many people hue started working on the succeeding issue The Rostrums force consists of scoop finding edrtors under Mr DeGang1 add BUSINESS BOARD Left to right first row Gail Sullr van jean Tierney Vtrginta Dargan and Marcia Davis Second row Barbara Abbott Ann Pfister Rosemarie Trernan joan Losty and Audrey Medley Third row Miss Jones adviser Rhoda I-Iershatter Patricia Medley joseph Castellon joan Reynolds Diane Jantzer Mrss Grant adviser seeking members of the buslness board with Miss Grant and Miss jones is adusers enthusiastic re porters and finger weary typists All these people work consistently all year to produce the Rostrum and uphold its motto First with the News and Students Views HOME ROOM AGENTS Left to right Rosemary Hodge Marilyn Coyle Margaret Sears Marne Pastore Rosemarie Trernan and Eileen Olrvxeri 7' 'QL i A R if Y C5 0000 SERVICE GROUPS SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Camille Colombo, Christopher Ma- ginniss, Barbara Del Vecchio and Marcia Bryant. Standing: Nora Valery, Patricia Dahlgard, David Grillo, Ann Pfister, and joseph Castellon. STUDENT COURT Seated, left to right: Christopher Magin- niss, Mark Grimes, Ruth Marchant, and Jos- eph Castellon. Standing: Miss Flannigan, Mr. Gabriel, and Miss Doherty, advisers. arf rf. U by i atv: HOME ROOM TREASURERS Left to right: Robert Tingley, Sally Kelly, Dean Taylor, Frances Civitello, Miss Connor, adviser, Vincent Cavallaro, Clara Cole, Don- ald Hurteau and Joyce O'Connell. PUBLICITY BOARD Left to right, first row: Joyce Calabrese, Nancy Russell, Roberta Carlo, David Ford, Patricia Dahlgard and Jean Tierney. Second row: Miss Doherty, adviserg William Tagg, Patricia Deotosio, Diane Dunn, joseph Cas- tellon, Francis Smith, Christopher Maginniss, and Miss Garity, adviser. Third row: Edgar Rutter, Virginia Dargan, Patricia Braun, Diana De Gennaro, Judith Albee, Norma Oliva, and Melvyn Springer. A CREDIT TO WEST HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL To E xt: Four long years of study for these students to stay on the Honor Roll Seated left to rlght Audrey Hubbard Frances Cnvrtello Barbara Del Vecchro Roberta Carlo Genevreve Fragola Edythe Casman Sandra Casman Standrng Marcra Bryant Arlene Grannorrr Patrncna Dahlgard Clara Cole Marcla Gus tavson Suzanne Condon Marlon Gwmnell Elleen Bassett Joyce Calabrese Davnd Grnllo Evangelme Anderson Davrd Ford Drane Dunn joseph Castellon and Mary Lounse Gross Mnssmg Patrxcra Deotosno Our stalwart football players George Hart man and Angelo D Attoma who placed m All State 1- Chorce for the D A R award was Pa Nancy Russells essay won 10 The An Robert Tlngley won recognmon for hrs trncna Dahlgard tholog.,y and the Amerrcanlsm Essay Con oratnon entrtled I Speak for Democracy test Snowflake Prom queen Mary Ellzabeth Mrller fi N2 Perseverance was the vyatchvsord of these students artarmnr, the Honor Roll for four years Seated left to rnzht Rosemary Pandolfr Thomas Shannon Phyllis Nacca Robert Tracy Flame Neps Robert Tmgsley Mary Scholhamer Standing Mary Ann Zampolh Jean TISFDCQ Paulme Rxtzert Audrey Medley joan Lmd quxst Martm Moran Phyllrs -Ienluns Lorranne Pfexfer Carl Wysopal Eleanor jandrolt Sonya Varelll Stephan Rhexngold Roberta Janette Elleen Ollvlerx Mrssmg Valerxa Heath Frances Pyrdol Ll3flOl'l Thomas 95 , ' : , ' ' , ' Q 1 x y A l F Y 1 S 7 7 I - . , , . 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M ' ' TAKE IT FROM THE BEGINNING Behrnd the scenes wnth Rhoda Hershatter Terrance Swam and Jerome Barton After cholr practlc Left to rxght jane Fragola Catherme Blake and Kath ryn Deren u'-2 At the corner drugstore Left to rrght Borxs Melmkoff Debble Larson and Dave Syrotxak Weddxng Portraxt Seated Mary Sorentmo and Kenneth Knolls Standmg Dan1elMezzanott1 Catherme Blake Borls Meln1koH Deborah Larson Davrd Syrotxak Kathryn Deren and Dean Taylor 12 ew .S 2' Bradford Zexkus OUR TOWN Broadway has hxt West Haven' Thornton Wllders Pulltzer prlze wmnmg play Our Town was t IS years dramatlc producnon Frank Albnght was dxrector of t e successful presentatlon Whtle t e cast consxsted of ftfty persons e staff mcluded over two hundred people 1 x X , . . : , . .. ' Z I . A, . ' ,I D , , , , , ' if 'I' AX Q ,, .,,,tv'.' , lf - V N. n 'N ,AQKQXQOD 'S ' ., 5 n V 1- 'Tv ' X1 I o . ol M i , Y ng 1 'fl l' ., 'Q ' w ' I M , ' , X fy - 'Ls 0 ' ' ' K4 , ,Q ,ff I ,f ' . : ' ' , - . ,.. H, h, ' ' ' . Mr. ' ' h ' . ' h ' , th 5 . l Tnerney Wrllram Cohoon and Davrd Syrotlak to create the realrstlc norses Alls farr rn love and war Davrd Syrotxak Wrllnam Cohoon and jean Trerney Davxd Syrotlak THE BOOR The Boor was the comedy pre- sented at the Christmas assembly. It is a story of a Russian widow who is mourning the death of her husband, but she still has her eye on a man. When the boor enters the scene, he is the lnkely candidate. Q . iv 5 Jean Tierney, as Madam Popov. 'The pomt rs dont let your hand tremble Jean Soundman Terrance Qwaxn endeavors f rw ff ,ki 1' ff R If -' x Aja-irfl' ffw..gZt,f2yf,- . 'fi-512.gif M -V ...M .V L., 3 2 ,.': A-. '-15552, -1, in , . 3 ,,-J, .-'.'frl.4' Liv., , mem. why: .J 4,52 in ef S' av ,4 g 115, I K. ,.A 1 ' Q wir- .. A , .9 3 K 'M' 1-N5 ia, , LIKE ALL GRADUATING PILOTS, KEPT A DIARY OF THE EVENTS ALONG THE WAY. ,gf ' ww x M HM I I- T LINDQUIST 101 FRESHMAN TRAFFIC SQUAD. First row, left to right: William Tagg, Martin Moran, and Frederick Heeney. Second row: William Perkins, Christopher Maginniss, David Grillo, and Roger Tracy. Third row: Edward Toole, Bruce Berthiume, and Robert Williams. Fourth row: Joseph Hock, Robert Rassmussen, and Merritt Dexter. Class log September, 1950 -- On a clear, sunny day, we, as Freshmen, soared into our new homeland, West Haven High School. Miss Snavely greeted us and gave us detailed instructions concerning our first year's activities. After a few weeks, we elected our class ofhcers to help guide us. Martin Moran, Dolores Cavalier, joan Coates, and Marcia Boyd were chosen president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. Dolores is the first girl to be voted into the office of vice-president. Being 367 in number, our class was the largest one in school. All were grieved to hear of Mr. Haley's plans for retirement next june. October, 1950 - How proud were the boys chosen for the traffic squad this month! They avert much of the hallway confusion. Arthur Guagliumi made himself known by cap- turing Hrst prize in a poster contest sponsored by the Camp Week Project. Hal Smullen's frosh football team came through with flying colors by posting an undefeated season. November, 1950 - What excitement prevailed during this month. As fate would have it, Hillhouse carried away football honors at the Bowl by beat- ing us 26-6. The twenty-fifth found West Haven in a sorry fix. No lights, no power, no steeple on the Congrega- tional Church and, unfortunately, no school. As far as drives are concerned, our class was top- flight. In both the Red Cross and Polio Drives, we surpassed the goals set for us. December, 1950 - Under Mr. Graham's guid- ance, the Hi-Y collected toys and books for the Salvation Army - a big success. This same group took its Hrst solo flight by staging a very enjoyable Christmas dance. Joyce Calabrese, Diane Dunn, and Rosemary Pan- dolfi made the Rostrum staff. january, 1951 - From the money received by FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM. First row, left to right: Duncan Welch, john Pietio, Angelo D'Attoma, Arthur Beckstein, Christopher Maginniss, Raymond Sousa, William Clarke, Russell Smith, David Ford, Wilbur Wright, and Edward Connel- ly. Second row: David Dy- marcik, Robert Wade, Walter Donovon, Frederick Winch, Bradford Zeikus, William Connolly, Lauren Downes, Arthur Dickenson and Charles Kulenski. Third row: Louis King, William Kirk, Mel Towles, Philip Cantore, Louis Pellichia, Robert Lombardi, Paul Meleski, John Hutchin- son, William Hart and Eugene Farrell. Back row: James Maf- feo, David Coe, and joseph Gorry, managersg and Mr. Smullen, coach. FRESHMAN SYMPOSIUM CLUB. Standing, left to right: Joyce Calabrese, secretaryg Mr. Graham, faculty adviserg Da- vid Grillo, vice-president, and Shirley Hyman, t r e a s u r e r. Seated is Joseph Casrellon, president. f 41. '- X, the sale of Christmas Seals, the freshman class will be X-rayed for tuberculosis. The Symposium Club and Ancient History stu- dents went to the Yale Art Galleries to see ancient relics from Egypt, Greece, and Babylonia. To brighten assemblies the auditorium was re- decorated in blue and pink. New drapes and cur- tains were hung. February, 1951 - Our hockey team showed its stuff by winning both the district and state cham- pionships and off they zoomed to Providence. Three cheers for the Frosh Dramats who pre- sented a play, Who Dunnit? It was a very humor- ous comedy, well acted by the players. March, 1951 - Bill Irons' basketball squad dis- played fine form and ended the season by winning five games and losing three. April-May, 1951 - Our class won its wings for sure after the Freshman Frolic. The profit was higher than expected and from this, the Class of '55 will receive handbooks. Freshman art students took part in the lobby art exhibition. By winning three and losing two, our baseball team did us proud. Marcia Gustavson, joan Lindquist, and Marcia Boyd attained honorable mention in a dressmaking exhibit held for the entire school. june, 1951 - Merry Molly Malone, a comedy, was the second successful play put on by the Drama- tic club. Exams were held -- enough said! june twelfth and no school. Time out for the circus! And here we are at last, safely piloted through our first year and ready to go up for further hops. September, 1951 - At our first joint assembly, Mr. Belcher urged the purchasing of AA books. A contest for Miss AA was held. Sydney Wilson won, while Barbara Zyde represented our class. Class officers were again elected. Martin Moran and joan Coates retained their offices for a second FRESHMAN HI-Y CLUB. Seated, left to right: Mr. Gra- ham, faculty adviserg Brian Smith, chaplain, and Robert Tingley, president. Standing, I , I left to right: David Grillo, treasurerg Joseph Castellon, vice-president, and R o b e r t Williams, secretary. Chrns Magmnxss and Pete Zenkus recelve thenr hard earn ed letters from Mr Pnurek at an award assembly Mr Peters ns seated S 1 U Happy Bxrthday wxshes were 1n order thls month Our West Haven Hlgh School bulldtng reached lts twenty fifth annnversary March 1952 Musncal Moods thrllled the audnence on the 26th The annual revue ran only one nlght and the house was a sellout The hockey team agam came through wlth flylng colors Provldence or bust re echoed thms year An assembly for athletxc awards was led by Mr Bowxe Boys and gtrls recelved due congratulatlons for thexr efforts Aprxl 1957 Spectal note To go along wlth the new dlsmxssal system and no fmal exams our classrooms are bemg pamted ln pastel colors' C E ones the electrlcal w1zard once agam 1n vaded our hallowed halls to conduct a dlsplay Angelo DAttoma was hls helper May 1952 Flash' Eleanor androk was the only sophomore to be chosen cheerleader for the commg season Ace wtnners of the dressmakmg contest held for the enttre school were announced Sally Kelly Elaxne Neps Marcxa Gustavson oan Lmdqulst Beverly Brunner Fran Clvltello and Nora Valery These prlze wnnners are all from our class A Memornal Day Assembly was held for the school ln order to accent the patrlotlc sxde of the hollday une 1952 We attended our flrst Honors Day Assembly this month and saw the Traffic Squad tapped awards glven and speeches made A new ln dances was presented by the Fathers Club an outdoor afTa1r held nn the school yard Everyone vsas welcome Guldance counsellors have been asslgned to help the students ln choosmg a correct course of studtes to fit therr needs And here Wfe are agaln smgmng off from another school year September 1957 We started thus year mth a bang Enghty percent of our class supported the A A and Rostrum drlves 105 K. sw' These vnere our lumor flass officers Seated Roberta Carlo Backrows left to rleht Martm Moran oan Coates DdVlLl Ford .ml Marcm Bryant hnstorlan Judy Noel offers her rendxtlon of a song ln the 1953 Revue r ,Siu l f -s , rl 4 Q, A f f D' 1 F ' .N ,gy I 5 I -. . ' ' A fh 1 1 1 I 111 1 ' l - 4 1 . I N, I .-. . . . 1 Kipp ., H- . I . p . . ,bp 7 . l , K I . . . , - . I . . .' , ' ,' A ' ' , , 7, - a y I I. 1 J' h D s . ., . , l . . J , .- L s 7 1 ' , ' h 5 ff 4 45, . h , --T . C Y. L gplsvwf 5- ,.-Ass. Rhoddy Tiernan and Pat McGrath, two dancers in the 1953 Revue, wear a smile just before curtain time. Shirley Paranto, our Revue soloist, does her interpretive tap and acrobatic routine. Q Three members of our band get together in the auditorium for a lively iam session lust before the annual Thanksgiv ing Pep Rally The student council was elected and plans to be very active this year We hope so' The Class of 54 is very proud of its boys on the football team In the first game Angie DAttoma scored three touchdowns Another change' Report cards will include a mark for attitudes as well as the scholastic grades October 1952 Joan Coates Pat Dahlgard Daxe Ford and Rhoddy Tiernan are on the new committee in charge of drawing up a constitution for student government. This year no change at all was made in class officers. The Annual Barn Dance sponsored by the Art Club was a top flight success again. Joyce Teodosio has been elected president of the club. November, 1952 - A long student line filled the lobby to order class rings and pins. All join handsl' was heard in the gym this year. Square dancing invaded the hallowed halls of the muscle building. X sf I1 Nga X 2 Q' N 'I06 H x, V. 4 f' 4 K X1 Dorothea McGarty, standing in the center, hands out ma- terial to the oflice assistants. More experiments! We have only three minutes to get from one class to another or else a detention. A very unpopular idea, I might add. This year the Bowl witnessed another setback. We led 6-0 at the half but it didn't last. The final score, 19-6, in favor of Hillhouse. December, 1952 - junior girls were able to join Pathfinders this year and many did. Now this organ- ization is sending Rostrums to servicemen. Liz Miller was elected vicefpresident of Pathfinder while Rosemarie Tiernan was elected treasurer. A Christmas assembly with the Malley Carolers was presented just before the vacation. Many dances were put on by the various school clubs during the holiday season. january, 1953 - The Student Government con- stitution was presented to the school by the commit- tee and was favorably voted upon. With a few amendments, it will soon be put into effect. 1 X x xg 63. '11, 1 X5 ' 'I07 15 Jane Fragola speaks to the assembly about the French celebration at Christmas. Shirley DeForest presents her solo to the audience during the Revue. . ill, ,gftlillil Valerie Heath and David Syrotialc busily prepare Christ- mas decorations to help lend a merry air to the school. 3 ,.,. A ,er ! v Pre'-' An informal shot at the junior Prom. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Gabriel, Mr. Gabriel, Mr. Haley, Mr. Belcher, Au- drey Hubbard, Theodore Mack, Roger Billings, and ' Sandra Fiske. 43 . 4' X February, 1953 - The junior girls' basketball team is wing-walking for they defeated not only the sophomores but also the seniors. The Revue was, as usual, a smash hit this year. The house was filled both nights and the perform- ances were very entertaining. March-April, 1953 - Our Annual Athletic Award assembly was held and the boys received their letters, numerals, sweaters, trophies, and pins for the differ- ent sports in which they participated. The girls have to wait until May or june for theirs. The Turn- About Twirl was a social success with Pat Carroll as the junior co-chairman. An honor was bestowed upon our school by the Exchange Club of West Haven. A Freedom Shrine was donated at an assembly. It consists of twenty- seven documents from our democratic heritage. Mr. jones once more appeared, this time per- forming wonders with gyroscopes. How proud we were of our chorus at Woolsey Hall when it ably rendered hne selections under Andy D'Amato's direction. Marcia Boyd smiles happily after being crowned queen of the junior Prom. Angelo D'Attoma, co-chairman, escorts her. l l Nora Valery, David Grillo, Angelo D'Attoma, joseph Cas- tellon and David Ford. Pretty Marcia Boyd, center, is crowned by Barbara Wind- hotst last year's queen. An- gelo DAttoma looks on. ir 1' 'A' ll i' i' 4 ,J gn 9 Q Q 1 2 1 ii 1 L ,. f 7 , , 9 JUNIOR PROM COlNlMlT- l' I If l in Q l 5 gg TEE Seated, left to right: I 'Q O 1 s '-J Dy , Q I joan Coates, Eileen Olivieri, 1 -1' L f A Roberta Carlo, Barbara Del- l 1 1 ,U Vecchio Sonya Varelli, Gene- ' ., ' ' 1 : ' f vieve lragola, and Audrey ' --' V 5--'1 sv ' '- Hubbard. Second row: Chris- , tophet Maginniss, Martin I Moran Philip Cantore, Rob- l 4-.Q , ert Sveda, Eleanor Jandrok, A A May, 1953 - Sonya Varelli captured the editor- ship of the Rostrum, while Rhoddy Tiernan, jean Tierney, and Joyce Calabrese were elected as her assistants. The junior Pathfinders held an outgoing luncheon for seniors in the cafeteria. Valeria Heath should be praised for coming through in flying colors. Her art work won Hrst place for her in the junior Prom poster contest. June, 1953 - To wind up this year, the class of 54 staged the Junior Prom, just A Bit of Heaven , with jane Fragola and Angelo D'Attoma as co- chairmen. Many juniors were quite unhappy to learn that there would be no trafhc squad next year. It took some spark out of the Honors Day Assembly. Now we must sign off and prepare for our last and happiest year, our busy but wonderful senior year. .P Our chorus brightens the Yuletide season with a selection of carols. lil' .ll l 'thi xbx v 1 'VET 7 A, j f-M., - JM ,,,.,n:-M U X 'Q 5 f' K 50 X,. ,, by TQ gf. ?' I 1 IV eff' vu! -ci im. L iff? 'N'- A' -X. z I . ii' -L ' 51? at --viii.. :Q W i STUDENT DIRECTORY Abbott Barbara 505 Ocean Avenue Allen joan-478 Mam Street Allspaugh Mary Benham H111 Road Amarante Frances-+ 6 Westfield Street Anderson Evangelrne 3 Parkrtdge Road Andrew james 828 Ocean Avenue Attard Chrrstme-69 Wagner Place Azzaro Ann 337 Frrst Avenue Barton Jerome 176 Ocean Avenue Bassett Erleen 29 Baggott Street Battrsta Dolores-22 Anmes Drrve Bauroth Anna 197 Mam Street Belko Fred 88 Baldwm Street Bennett Alrce-22 Walnut Street Bergm Mtchael 37 Fourth Avenue Bloomer Sherry 270 Hxghland Street Bonewrcz Geraldtne 240 Rockdale Road Boyd Marcla 26 Curtlss Avenue Brown Hoyte 748 Washmgton Avenue Bryant Marcta 50 Center Street Bryant Wrlltam Jr 18 Arlmgton Street Brunner Beverly 131 Noble Street Budzmskx joseph-4 Budd Place Calabrese Joyce-404 Center Street Camputaro Theresa-415 Savxn Avenue Cannata Sebastran-44 Brrstol Street Cantore Phrlhp-308 Mann Street Capoblanco Thomas-17 Monahan Place Cardascto Lorrame 215 Peck Avenue Carlo Roberta 81 Rtchmond Avenue Carrrgnan Nancy 19 Smrth Place Carroll Patrxcna 20 Lester Street Casman Edyth 338 Blohm Street Casman Sandra 338 Blohm Street Castellon joseph 227 Frrst Avenue Catama Tames 288 Wrlllam Street Cavalxer Dolores 50 Allrng Street Extensxon Cavallaro V1ncent 52 Jones Street Charters Harold-408 Washmgton Avenue Charters Romame-408 Wenham Street Chermavsky Walter 50 Parker Street Ctvrtello Francesq760 Hlllslde Street Coan Burto Carroll Street Coates joarf I J7eck Avenue Coates Shtrley 194 Peck Avenue 'A' Coe Bruce 17 Curtls Avenue Coe Davnd 700 Washmgton Avenue Cohoon Wrllnam-621 jones Hxll Road Cole Clara 111 Wtllram Street Collms Raymond 34 Allxng Street Condon Suzanne 809 Campbell Avenue Connelly Edward 198 Park Street Connelly Wrllnam 117 Grove Place Cooney Sandra-431 Blohm Street Coyle Marxlyn 270 Whrte Street H1 Crawford Davxd 56 Peck Avenue Dacunto Anna 247 Wrllxam Street Dahlgard Patrncxa-46 Chestnut Street D Attoma Angelo-455 Fnrst Avenue DeForest Shirley 34 Arlington Street DeGross Delores-28 Court Street DelGaud1o Luctlle 144 Thomas Street DelVecchno Barbara--69 Morrxs Avenue De Malo Marte-87 Anrcraft Road Deotoslo Patrxcra 163 Thomas Street De Pmo Peter 194 Peck Avenue Desmond Brran 15 Osborn Avenue Dexter Merrrtt-43 Hood Terrace Dncklnson Raymond-42 Jones Street DxMassa Paulme 83 East Avenue Doerrer Judrth 111 Admtral Street Doherty john-462 Ftrst Avenue Donovan Thomas-69 Baggott Street Dunn Dnane Phxpps Drnve Durante Dolores-56 K1lborn Street Durso Dolores-97 Rrchards Street Ercolant R1ta 343 Peck Avenue Farrell Eugene-41 Ward Street Faughnan Alrce 31 Sumac Street Fxco Ann 186 Rrchmond Avenue Ftske Sandra 13 Paulme Avenue Frtzgerald james 513 Thxrd Avenue Ford Davrd 271 Blohm Street Fragola Genevreve 775 Blohm Street Funk Marcella 15 Lake Street Garllard Wlllnam 392 Beach Street Gtannottn Arlene 239 W1ll1am Street Grlmartm Constance 50 Ivy Street Gordon Earl 828 Washxngton Avenue Gorry joseph jr 571 Flrst Avenue Grady Lors-44 Lake Avenue Grresbacx, Rnchard 205 Court Street Grtllo Davxd 137 Matn Street Gross Mary Louxse-49 Monahan Place Grudznnsky Stanley 48 Eaton Street Guaglluml Arthur 207 Bellevue Avenue Guglnelmo joseph 26 Andrews Street Gustavson Marcna 23 Lincoln Street Guyette Beverly 101 Fatrvrew Avenue Gwmnell Maman 567 Fnrst Avenue Hallen Rodger 132 Hrghland Avenue Harrls Cynthna 117 Prospect Avenue Harrls Toby 50 George Street Harvey Vlrgmra 93 Unton Avenue Hawley Davrd-625 Second Avenue Healy Wrlham-48 New Street Heath Valerxe 31 Monahan Place Harrrngton Ellyn 690 jones Hull Road Hock joseph 800 Savxn Avenue Y ! 3 I 3 9 '- 1 , . v , 1 1 n 3 5 1 7 Y I Y 7 Y 7 , .. - . . g . . 7 7 3 7 1 Y T- 3 7 7 5 1 T 1 1 1 '-' v 1' 7 3 3 7 7 1 1 I 3 ' D 1 li Q W 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 1 7 9 7 7 t I ar. 7 , i- , , 'T Y a , ' Gxannottt, Georgxanne-146 jones Street , Y Y Q Y J G 9 1 ' 3 9 . 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W 1 - , W , W 1 W 1 W 7 .W 3 W 1 W 1 W 1 W 1 W 1 W 1 W 1 1 W 1 1 W 1 W 9 W 'I12 C Swain, Patrick-S7 Thompson Street Stackpole, Gavleflllo Ivy Street Stannard, Dorothy-Chase Lane Sveda, Robert-60 Clark Street Svrotiak, David-18 Atwater Street Tagg, X5Uilliam473 Atwater Street Taylor, Dean, Jr.-6 il Third Avenue Teodosio, Joyce-lOS Anderson Avenue Thomas, Marion-2 Ciurtiss Place Tiernan, RosemarievlOO Church Street Tierney, .lLlmC'Sf-li Fourth Avenue Tierney, -lean-M21 Wlood Street Tingley, Robert-fl Curtiss Place Toole, Edward-585 Savin Avenue Torre, Frank-5 Homestead Avenue Tracy, Rogerhlllfl Second Avenue Valery. Nora-5 XValter Street Varelli. Sonya-9-'l Court Street Velleca. Paul-915 First Avenue XY'ade, Robert-Al7l Ocean Avenue XY'alker, Kathryn-Tl Lucey Avenue XY'eber. Robert-276 Park Street XY'elch, Duncan-100 Arlington Street XY'etzel. Harry-57 Fourth Avenue XVilliams, David-lil Milton Avenue XY'inch, Frederick-l 15 lvy Street Xwysopal, Carl-38 Alling Street Yorke, ,loan-145 Terrace Avenue Zampolli, Mary-5 Westheld Street Zeikus, Bradford-305 Center Street FACULTY DIRECTORY Albrtght Francrs E 454 Washington Avenue West Haven Connectlcut Anderton Ethel L 215 Park Terrace Avenue West Haven Connecttcut Avery john E 250 Evertt Street New Haven Connecticut Barnet Esther 91 Rotch Street New Bedford Massachusetts Barrows Ollve 275 Center Street West Haven Connectrcut Belcher D Webster 516 Savrn Avenue West Haven Connect1cut Bennett Edward L 14 Fourth Avenue West Haven Connecticut Blackmun Mrs Jay W 186 Elm Street West Haven Connecttcut Bowne Thomas B 58 Newton Street Hartford Connectrcut Buckley Luctle W 7094 Chapel Street New Haven COUHCCIICUI Buzzell Dorothea M 222 North Brunswrck Street Old Town Marne Byron Grace B 201 Center Street West Haven Connectrcut Caccavale Rosemarte 824 Frrst Avenue West Haven Connecttcut Casey Geraldrne F 164 Church Street West Haven Connecticut Connor Helen M 64 Ltlac Street New Haven Connectrcut Coyle Matthew J 22 Bluff Avenue West Haven Connectncut Crowe Luke O 451 Mam Street West Haven Connecttcut D Amato Andrew 26 Chew Street West Haven Connectlcut DeGang1 Francrs L 38 Rockefeller Avenue West Haven Connectxcut Delehanty M Alice 33 Marttn Street West Haven Connecttcut Dodd Helen L 184 Connectrcut Avenue West Haven Connectrcut Doherty Kathleen L 15 Everrt Street New Haven Connecttcut Flanrugan Anrta M 540 Campbell Avenue West Haven Connecttcut Fogarty Margaret M 487 Washrngton Avenue West Haven Connectrmt Foley john E 467 Ocean Avenue West Haven Connecttcut Gabrxel Germam West Haven Connecttcut Garlty Elrzabeth L 10 Fourth Avenue West Haven Connectrcut Garvey Martrn J 67 Morrts Street Hamden Connectrcut Gxbney Edward J 68 Rochdale Terrace West Haven Connectrcut Graham Oswald B jr 199 Elm Street West Haven Connectrcut Grant Edna L 175 Center Street West Haven Connecttcut Hancock Anna M 184 Elm Street West Haven Connecticut Irons Wrllram M 618 Savtn Avenue West Haven Connectrcut jermam Jerome P 217 Court Street West Haven Connecttcut 7 ' 7 7 7 , . , . . 5 s 1 , - , . Y 3 7 9 ' 7 7 7 3 ' 7 7 , . , . 7 7 , . , . 7 7 , . . , . 7 l 7 ' 7 J' 115 Connecttcut Avenue 7 3 7 ' 7 ' 7 7 9 ' 1 ' 7 7 7 1' 7 ' 7 7 7 7 '7 ' 7 7 , . , . 7 7 7 ' 7 ' 7 7 ' v x 7 l I 14 jones Sarah E 106 Martin Street West Haven Connecticut Keane Katherine C 671 Orange Street New Haven Connecticut Kellner Beverley C 51 Fifth Street New Haven Connecticut Landino Anna F 207 Portsea Street New Haven Connecticut Lankowski Edmund F 61 Hilltop Place New Haven Connecticut Lombard Mary Ann 56 Gorham Avenue Hamden Connecticut Mayne joseph W 18 Merriam Street Meriden Connecticut McFarland james M 48 Chapel Street Derby Connecticut 180 Meloy Road West Haven Connecticut McMahon Helen M 111 Martm Street West Haven Connecticut Merriam Barbara A 75 Tyler Avenue West Haven Connecticut Navarette Rose L 47 North Street Hamden Connecticut O Brien john I 860 Capitol Avenue Hartford Connecticut Peters james E 20 Rochdale Terrace West Haven Connecticut Pettengtll Hrllis D 184 Elm Street West Haven Connecticut Pfaff Josephine M 55 Center Street West Haven Connectncut Piurek John A 20 Maltby Place New Haven Connecticut Roy Lester P 22 Trumbull Street West Haven Connecticut Schenker Elsie A 215 Park Terrace Avenue West Haven Connecticut Smith Dorothy C 463 Washington Avenue West Haven Connecticut Smullen Harold R 19 Lettney Place West Haven Connecticut Snavely Mildred 546 Washington Avenue West Haven Connecticut Steeves Borden P 24 Linden Street West Haven Connecticut Stukenholtz Helen E 308 Main Street West Haven Connecticut 35 Shelter Cove Drive Milford Connecticut Thompson Charles J 526 Savrn Avenue West Haven Connecticut Topp Solomon E 82 Lee Street West Haven Connecticut Valertano Andrew 100 Avon Street New Haven Connecticut Wagner Melvin E 526 Savin Avenue West Haven Connecticut Warley Edward R 168 Park Terrace West Haven Connecticut Webster Florence R 97 Smith Street West Haven Connecticut Willis Ruth K 622 Savin Avenue West Haven Connecticut 7 - D , . V 7 , - , . 7 7 7 ' , . 9 7 7 ' , . 7 7 7 - , . 7 7 Y 7 3 7 7 ' , . 9 7 , - , . 7 , . McLean, Eleanore T. Sullivan, William H. 7 7 , - , . , ! , - , . , ! , - ' , 7 7 7 ' , - 9 7 , . , . 9 3 Y ' 5 ' 7 3 7 ' 1 ' 3 3 115 Aclmowledgmenfs The Blue Flame staff wishes to express its appreciation and gratitude to the following for their assistance in completing this book: D. Webster Belcher Principal of the High School' Jack Brown T. OToole and Sons Printers' Donald Fitch Register photographer for end sheet picture Miss Beverley C Kellner Adviser for business details portrait appointments and typists H Watson Little Felix Le Goff and Paul Emhorn Loring Studios James Minuit Register photographer for scene Pages 60 61 james E Peters Adviser for sport club and class history sections Miss Hillrs D Pettengill Adviser for faculty senior classroom and activities sections photographers and printing details Miss Mildred Snavely Assistant principal William Sullivan Adviser for art work Conroy Taylor Register photographer for pictures on pages 2 5 8 95 98 99 108 109 and Revue rehearsal pictures Melvin E Wagner Superintendent of Schools and to the many teachers who cooperated with us by having pictures taken and permitting homeroom and class interruptions K 23:5 I'I6 a 9 9 , 1 a a s ' v ' a 7 I 7 ' s Q Q I Y 3 7 7 ' x 3 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 1 s 9 7 v 9 a a 7 5 3 3 7 7 3 5 7 ' 7 7 fs i K . ff I I ? 2' 2 2 INDEX Abbott Barbara Ann I8 22 711 31 ACKNOWLEDGNIENTS 116 Albrrght Francrs E 10 23 96 97 Allen Joan Agnes 28 31 10 Allspaugh Mary Jane 18 2 31 Amarante Frances Sh1rley18 20 7 31 101 Anderson Evangelrne Roosevelt 31 77 78 92 95 104 Andrew James Carswell 31 ART CLUB 80 Attard Chrtstlne Ann 27 31 104 Avery John E 10 Azzaro Ann Mane 31 88 89 BAND 86 87 106 Barnet Esther 4 10 15 81 Bassett Erleen Marte 19 32 9 95 Barrows Ollve 10 Barton Jerome Raymond 18 29 32 96 BASKETBALL 69 73 Batusta Dolores Joyce 32 76 80 Bauroth Anna Jane 32 Belcher D Webster 8 11 Belko Fred 32 72 Bennett Alrce Joan 37 Bennett Edward L 9 10 Bergln Mrchae1Patr1ck 32 70 88 98 Bloomer Sherry Carol 27 32 BLUE FLAME 90 91 BOARD OF EDUCATION 8 Bonewrcz Geraldrne Helen 22 28 33 76 77 81 91 97 BOOR 97 Bowxe Thomas B 10 BOWLING 72 Boyd Marcxa Ellen 27 33 6 77 84 108 109 Brown 1-loyte Gatchell18 33 104 Bryant Wrlllam Enms Jr 33 Bryant Marcla Lee 21 33 7 8 81 8 91 94 95 99 Brunner Beverly Ann 76 77 33 86 Buckley Luclle W 10 Budzmskr Joseph Walker 33 104 Buzzell Dorothea M 10 22 Byron Grace 10 Calabrese Joyce 19 20 78 33 7 79 80 81 92 94 Caccavale Rosemarle 10 Casey Geraldrne 10 Camputaro Theresa Mary 7 CANDIDS 110 Cannata Sebastxan Vmcent 31 Cantore Phllllp 73 79 34 88 100 102 CHPODIADCO Thomas Vmcent 19 7 Cardasclo Lorrame Mary 31 Carlo Roberta Nancy 30 31 9 81 11 105 9 Carrtgnan Nancy Mlldred 71 Carroll Patrxcla Ann 18 34 Casman Edythe Lenora 35 8 95 Casman Sandra Phyllns 35 8 81 95 Castellon Joseph Ralph 70 72 35 79 81 93 94 95 103 104 9 Catama James Paul 75 78 Cavalxer Dolores Mar1e19 20 77 35 79 Cavallaro Vmcent Stewart 35 9-1 Charters Harold Abram 18 76 35 Charters Romarne Cornell 18 35 CHEERLEADERS 84 85 Chermavsky Walter 36 CHORUS 88 89 Ctvxtello Frances Margaret 18 29 36 77 79 94 95 CLASS OFFICERS 30 105 Coan Burton Nathanrel 18 20 21 36 72 Coates Joan Arlene 36 C 7 8 104 105 9 Coe Bruce Allen 79 36 107 Coe Davmd Holmes 73 36 68 Q0 Cohoon Wxlllam Joseph 28 36 97 Cole Clara Ann 3 76 94 95 Collms Raymond Joseph 37 Condon Suzanne Mane 20 25 3 8 81 95 Connelly Edward Denms 79 3 66 67 98 107 Connelly Wrlltam Walter 37 102 Connor Helen 94 Cooney Sandra Lee I8 3 Coyle Martlyn Ann 3 80 88 97 93 Coyle MatthewJ 10 28 Crawford Davld Wnthan 7 Crowe Mrs 11 Crowe Luke 11 79 68 69 Dacunto Anna 77 38 99 Dahltcard Patrtcla Lorrame 77 84 91 9 DAmato Andrew Il S DAttamo An1.eloMar1o JS 66 6 9 107 1051 DeForest Sh1rleyMarcar1te 70 38 88 89 107 , 1 1. . -1, , ,107 . . . . , , 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I ' 1 ' 1 1 551 1 1 ' 1 1 7 . 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