Wethersfield High School - Elm Yearbook (Wethersfield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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Since the challenge of today DSDKAT1 limi N MR L MELLE AWR We the Llise of 1958 respectfully dcdlulte our ywrboolx Mrs Irene B Mellen an Mr Lawrence 9 Hutmclx 1n apprccmnon for thelr lllifly contrxbuuons towqrds the Success and Well bemg of our class 3 P' A'-' y . fkhyzil '..k V 1 w ' - V 7 to d MESSAGE FROM ASTRONAUT Besrde the tradltlonal lmportance of graduatlon as a txme for us to begxn makmg our own ways m the world there seems to be at thrs partrcular time a conslderatron of even greater magnrtude Serrous alarm has been expressed rn the free world about the physrcal strength of the competmg socral systems In the very recent past we have watched wrth drsmay the development of super destructrve nuclear weapons of mter contmental mrssrles and the very sxgnrhcant success rn launchtng space satellrtes In the face of this progress there has been an almost fanatrcal cry rarsed concernlng many of the bases of our crvrhzatron It appears that we must marntaxn and even accelerate the fantastrc developmental pace but there rs wxdespread fear and dehnlte evrdence that rn our most basrc resource educated mnnds we are woefully lackmg In some crrcles besxde the fear for the lack of tramed technlcal mmds there IS the fear of a possrble more nearly absolute ev1l Our generatxon rs bemg referred to as the srlent generatron the generatron wrthout rdeals or hopes or dreams It ns sard that the creanve urge IS bemg strfled wrthtn us rndrvrdualrsm rs condemned and the free mrnd IS restraxned and dented Whatever the causes for the development of thus srtuanon the fate well rest upon the solut1on to rt The responsrbxlrty for a solut1on rests wxth us It wrll be for our generatxon wnth a strong and our own creanve sp1r1ts to make the transrtron relrable ways of the past and the confusron of the basis on which to burld a realxstxc future of cxvrlrzatron may rellance upon God for the no longer present to a new .16 ..z m THOMAS ACHENBACH MESSAGE FROM DIANA YOUTH ON SILENT WINGS IS FLOWN GRAVER YEARS COME ROLLING ON S MARY JANE FORINO 4 How well the precedrng quote expresses our present status m lrfe for rt IS at thrs trme that we are ascending to our new and drverse horrzons Graduatron serves as our rntrocluctlon to a new perrod of development adulthood Many prrvrleges and responsrbnlmes wrll be placed upon us and rt ns our acceptance of these responsrbxlmes and the manner rn whlch we conduct ourselves that wrll determme the success or fatlure of our generatnon Up untrl thus trme we have been gurded by the expernence of our parents teachers and frrends presently however we shall be the Independent leaders and followers of our country There wall be rn numerable deceptnons and pxtfalls before we are able to attam our goals yet these obstacles should not hmder our progress permanently they should strengthen us to face realrty wrth clear and mature mmds No matter where we go or what we do rn the years ahead our hrgh school educatlon w1ll always remam the basns of our matunty At thrs tame I wrsh to express my smcere thanks and gratrtude to Mrs Rae C Wrllard our faculty advrser for all the gurdance and assistance she has so wlllrngly contrrbuted toward the preparatron and productxon of our class yearbook I should also like to take thrs op portunlry to thank Mr Fred Clark for hrs many endeavors concernmg the artrstrc appearance of our book lnez Pla for her gracrous support the yearbook staff for thexr co operatxon and mvaluable help Brown Studxo for the outstandrng 1ob done on photography, and OToole and4Sons, Inc for the1r patrent and dxlrgent work ln prrntrng our Elm On behalf of the class of 1958, I should also luke to extend our grate ful apprec1at1on to the faculty for therr unrform and sedulous efforts toward the betterment of our class Assembhng thxs chronrcle of our three memorable years at Wethers field Hrgh School has been a great prrvrlege, and I wash to express my humble gratrtude and sincere thanks to my classmates for electmg me eclltor rn chref of our yearbook I truly hope that every one of you wnll have unlrrmted success and an abundance of happlness rn the future May God gurde you always' . . U . RQ5 V . . . . . I . l. . V I Al ' U ' - .gulf '! gk 'L , '. I 1 . j I , , 1 r y A A J l fer . . - . ' fb f ' . ' ' . ' YEARBOOK EDITORS F01 'vc -1 x. Row One M Forino Fditor and Chief Alry Rae C llzflrmf fir! wief I Pia Assistant Editor Row Two P Hart Chairman of Clubs J DiMartino Assistant Business Manager M Zima Assistant Business Manager L Fuller ton Business Manager D Smart Co Chairman of Personals B Dickinson Co Chairman of Literary Rovu Three V Russell Chairman of Girls Sports J Mulvihill Chairman of Advertisements C Dietenhofer CoChairman f Literary R Smith Chairman of Typing, R Degree Photographer K Marshall Co Chairman of Personals P Hunter Chairman of Art P Steel Chairman of Boys Sports YEARBOOK STAFF xx T D 530 av W as W 51 Row One: G. Enquist D. Stevens G. Guilmartin, G. Roberge. C. Mingo, C. Struzenski, J. Denalsky, A. Murphy, M. Wah. C. el letieri, P. Burke, D. Heywood, E. Harrington, M. jefferis, J. Meyer, C. Archambault, J. Miller, D. Bell. Row Two: S. Hannum, J. Lilly, B. Cioto, R. Romanelli, A. Mar tyn, W. Grant, N. Riordan, L. Nilsen, P. Gianetti, J. Rugar, W Hawlcsworth, D. Reardon, W. jones, C. Broadhearl, J. Francoline, P. Misorski. 5 5--ns. L r 143- --sr Row Three: NI. Pellettieri L. Lombard. D. Logan, R. Wilcox A. Xwilson, J. Pribram, T. Kablifk. R. Agne. T. Achenbach, L. Libby, . VC'inslow, C. Difazio, K. Keeney, E. Vfiley, R. Wilder. J. Ritch, j. Hickey. Row Pour: M. Dinunzio, A. Dutla, l. Donovan, R. Abbe, J. War- ren, 1. Manson, B. Goodrich, R. LeFoll. L. Renza, R. Plaza, M. O'Shea, K. Hummel, R. Chitlsey, P. Gainty, -I. Dunn, G. Davis, B. Rivoire. gin--' M MISS HELEN CURTIS MR FELIX BABEI. git sw 5 no i MR OLIVER MELLEN MR HOWARD NEIDEL We the Class of 1958 wish to thank Miss Helen Curtis Mr Felix Babel Mr Oliver Mellen Mr Howard Neidel For the understanding and guidance which they have so unselhshly given us during our years at Wethersheld High School. 6 STD 1 -CFU' if .nu-fb MR HARVEY R FULLER Superzntendenr MR THOMAS H SKIRM MR FELIX A BABEI Prmgzpdl A rn fran! Pruzclpal BOARD OF EDUCATION M- M Row One Mrs Edward H Truex jr 595761671 M195 M Ger Mr Arthur R Fnqunsr Mr A Phrlxp lxc-eler Mr Irvmg F Par rrude Conway Mrs Thomas B Preston Il'ldLE r flmnnzrm Mr Phrlnp li Dans Mr W1r15rrnn C M44 Row Two Mr Harvey R fuller Superrnlendenl of Sfbrolr ionuug,h Mr Hulnrr C, SMH 7 I ,RF .id TSLLITZS .ff W ix 'N-...ti 'if' We MRS DOROTHY ATTALIADES MR ELLIS BACKMAN MR HENRY BECK Enghsh Department Socxal Scrence Department Sclence Department 144' X90 16 AFV' f-'J Q 'unsi- 'ell' MISS LORE'I'I'A BERRY MISS ENA BOLDUC MISS ELVA CHENEY Language Department Language Department Mathemattcs Department Qt- 4'Os.. if-w MR FRED CLARK MR JOSEPH COTTONE MISS HELEN CURTIS Art Department Physxcal Educatlon Department Scnence Department Guidance I QxX X f x f +I ' 19 I . X 59 I ,him f 1 N., , CT MR ANTHONY DEJOHN MRS MARY DENNI S MR GILBERT EVANS Busxness Education Department Busmess Educatnon Department Enghsh De artme t p n Guxdance fx 255, 'CM MISS VIOLA FOSTER M Musxc Department 'rm' MISS ADRIENNE GOOLKASIAN Ianguage Department R PERLEY FULLERTON Mathematncs Department MRS JOYCE HALL Mathemancs Department MISS ELAINE FULTON Home Economics Department MRS RUTH HANNIGAN Buslness Education Department N I 9 abby 'ItA,' PM L5 --- 1 f v , A 5 5 I' K A au 9 'VF' 'I' O 'Z lf fn r ., I Q ., X f , g 4 ., p X . I LCM! wet I X f X AA ' O ',Y MRS HELEN HUMPHREY Language Department Gurdance .Tm MR RICHARD LAWTON Enghsh Department Socral Sclence ,-Q nuff' MR LAWRENCE HUTNICK Mathematrcs Department Guldance -3533-.. 'iqoil' MR MILLARD MASON Physxcal Educatnon Department Guxdance lr- -04' Y A- 'F f .r ' A.-.f-4' MR ANTHONY LATINA Industrral Arts Department 'F sul- -1' fit' 1 '9ff Wm!!! MR OLIVER MELLEN Language Department Gurdance M gig MR ANTHONY MESULIS MR GEORGE MULLIN MR HOWARD NEIDEL Scxence Department Socxal Scxence Department Industrral Arts Department Gurdance Gurdance .,..- X! f fi X? KR, X QQ' 013, gang MR WILLIAM PARKER Sclence Department .JUK- MR JOSEPH SHANAHAN Llbrarran MISS DOLORES VISCONTI Physncal Educatxon Department fx-54? 1 K? MISS CAROLE RUTHERFORD Busmess Educatron Department MISS MARCIA PINKI-IAM Busmess Educatlon Department Y' ' MISS BERNICE SMITMAN Busmess Educatron Department MISS ELIZABETH SLAYTON Busmess Educatnon Department rw kixfv -l JP MRS EMOGEAN WEAVER MR CLARENCE WESTCOTT Engllsh Department Music Department I 1 X N I 1' RS ' 'gf T- ,X 3 ' -5 ra W X - W I f f X 135' r X ,S . X hh A Y ,Eviy V F 5' A g 'gi U 4, A '-,- ' 'f ' A ' , M ! I S y J - f - 1 ,Q- , If A I ,, K' 7fA'9A,, A A 5- S ft , ' sd I rl v I K 5? W np,, 41 If ffif-, '-'. ' x ,iii J,..l 1-dl ' '-Q.-. MRS RAE WILLARD MRS ELEANOR WILSON MR LAURENCE WILSON Englxsh Department Engltsh Department Scxence Department Guxdance Gunclance lm 3.05 'SY' 44 s 'Bbw Q OR MR ROBERT YARROW MRS MARJORIE WINDS Engllsh Department f SOCIZI Sctence Department Xqfkf Y MIIWQ ND WWW PlhmwIWN R , SX ' I N ff J Z? I sfo ,ali .IT ,I THOMAS ARCHENBACI-I Pres1dem A DAVID RUSI-IFORTI-I Presldent CHARLES WATRAS Presxdent M Di in -l SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RONALD ABBI' VICE P1'CSld6nt Secretary 14 IPI-IIGFNIA HARRIS JUNIOR CLASS OF EICERS JESSE RUGAR Vlce Presndent Secretary MARY JANE FORINO ff' IMOGENE DONOVAN Treasurer ,451 WANDA JONES Treasurer .aff- xfrf' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS IJ,-V JESSE RUGAR GAYANNE ENQUIST JOHN RITCH Treasurer Vxce Presndent Secretary I x Y Wx' V f A 1 Q I Q? : x I f , J f J ' .J 'ref .11 4 xr A A if.-, 'ET ff I A Af I A xr. A Iv L Ma I my by I ,., A ' 3, 7 bf , J A A -' 7 av ' 1, - ' 1 A ' I A , ' 1 . I . J T , A , A I 4 ff' ' , S I , . . 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P r 1'-'V' fs! ll gt ATN' xl W 9 1 7 1 1 I, J f , rf' P ft 1 'v Nix L ails lull' 'sm IW 'i if y at 1. kg: A' 4 t 4 Q RONALD B ABBE I slept and dreamed that lrfe u ar beauty I u ohe and found that ll e war duty Ron always can be seen smiling or stnglng spected by his fellow students endowed with a wonder ful sense of humor good friend and hard worker ilass Vrce President 1 Elm Leaves Business Manager 2 3 4 N tional Honor Society 3 4 Student Council 3 Traffic Squad 4 Dra mattc Club 3 4 Senior Plays 4 Literary Club S Choir 3 4 C Chairman Publicity Committee Sophomore Hop 2 junior Prom 3 Usher for Graduation and Bacca laureate 3 Thesptans 4 Yearbook Staff 4 THOMAS ACHENBACH Rearon and judgment are the qualztzer of a leader Tom neat enyoys cars a leader friendly smile respected htgh ideals loves to debate cellent student active in church hey swell college bound after gradua tton good luck Tom Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Dramatic Club Treasurer 3 Thespnans 2 3 4 President 4 Treasurer 3 Liter ary Club 4 Forergn Poltcy Club 4 Elm Leaves 2 3 Elm Staff 4 Senior Plays 4 Boys State 3 Youth Government 3 Traflic Squad 4 Class President 4 Junior Prom Committee CoCha1rman 3 Class Night Usher 3 Graduation Usher 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Senior Plays Staff 3 RUSSELL M AGNE A5 he thznketh rn hzr heart ro as he Rus of great longitude d e e p voice good man with a camera knows hrs way around the meter bands appreciates good science fiction serious re erved fellow with congenial mre Wanna bet on that? aspires toward the field of science Band 2 3 Camera Club President 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 Na tional Thespian Society 3 4 Senior Plays Cast 4 Elm Staff 4 Lens and Lights 2 3 4 Radio Club Vice President Treasurer 4 MARY LU ALI On wzth the dance' Let my be unconhned Mary Lu a warm and sparkling laugh sincere and understanding er two years at WH S have profited us greatly active ln church affairs love that Italian cooking See 1f theres a cat coming as all the qualities of a wonder ful nurse Jumor Prom Committee 3 French Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Of tice Messenger 4 ,Q U 5' I -Q' ROBERT A ALLEN A finer frrend nor better rpor muldn t 171 thu 14 orld be found Bo one of thc finest a friendly well liked studen respected by all con genial classmate sport enthusiast especially kee on basketball and soccer smart dresser goodlooke dependable vsorker mdtvrduallst colleg bound success to you Bob arsrty Sorter 2 3 4 Varsr Basketball 2 3 4 Track Team 2 Tenms Team 2 Student Council 2 3 6 Boys Stare 3 Captain Traf fic Squad 4 Mayor Youth Govt 3 Representative to Fxecuttve Councr 4 Co Captain Basketball 4 Captar Tennis Team 3 Junior Prom Dec oratton Committee 3 Student Coun crl Dance Tickets Chairman 4 ANITA L ANDROSS I belfez e 111 hat mg a good time for I ll never be young but once Anita easy going ways found where the excite ment ts a true and sin cere friend constantly o the go a Rock n Roll fan and dancing enthusiast pleasant smile always ha a good time Grrls Leaders Club 4 CAROL F ARCHAMBAULT Her uayr are uays of gentle rzets and all her pathr are peare Carol quiet exterior con ceals much true and sm cere friend naturally curl hair diligent worker likes sports always see with a twinkle m her eye an a friendly smile there' best of luck r the future Bowling Club Captain 3 Leaders Club 4 Yearbook Stal? 4 STEVEN A BADOLATO Mark them ar fortunate the who are not bothered by worrymg Steve tall good natured easy going rather qule except when with the boys interested rn cars drives a real clean black Chev has a good sense of humo love of a good ume tha has won htm many friend and will bnng htm success 1 the future JV Basketball 2 EDWARD A BARLOW JR A light hear! In er long one of the class clowns his remarks have made many of us laugh a good serious student a natural in mathematics an admirer of natural things everyone wishes you the best of luck Ed you cer tamly deserve it Class Soccer 2 4 Latin Club 2 Literary Club 4 Radio Club 4 WILLIAM A BARTENSTEIN Come what may Billie Our small but mighty bundle of blushes a very neat dresser with a pleasant smile although quiet at times he has won and kept many friends always there when funs afoot possesses a wit twice his size known for his multi horned cars good luck Bil ' RICHARD W BATT JR All the uorldr a :rage George born comedian great pantomimist ways ready to provide a laugh does the nose come off with the glasses? future engineer known and liked by everyone a sure success Class Soccer 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Spring Production 3 DONNA M. BELL A quiet orderly, and indunrioux Jorl. Donna . . , friendly and pleasant . . . ready to help those in need . . . can often be found assisting the nurse in the health room ,. . . con- scientious worker . . . plans to enter the business world . . . best of luck to one who de- serves the best. Elm Staff 43 Elm Leaves Staff 45 Senior Plays Staff 4. ow In 40 LINDA A BLACKMAN A fair exterior 15 a rzlent recommendation Lynn pretty quiet neat dresser fun to be with loves horses beautiful long blonde hair has always had plenty of girlfriends and boyfriends her next two years will b spent in a junior college Latin Club Z Junior Prom Com mittee 3 French Club 5 4 Rec reauon Council 3 Sophomore Ho Committee 2 Spanish Club Foreign Policy Club 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Youth Govt Day 3 THOMAS M BLINN Good nature IJ one of the rzchextt fruits of personality Tom a welcome addition to W H S in senior year good student Farming tons loss is Wethersheld s gain qualities of a good leader friendly to all success for you in the future is well deserved ROGER BOUCHARD The way to gam a frzend fr to he one Roger agreeable and friendly fellow easy going well liked is always willing to talk about auto mobiles quiet does not advocate crew cuts good luck in the future Roger JOANNE M. BRAUNER Her hair war long her foot was light. Joanne . . . ta . . . slender . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . her bright red hair is noticed by many . . . joanne's laugh attracts others . . , her sweet ways have won her many friends . . . Joanne is bound to succeed in what- ever she attempts. 'G 'G' W .ala ,-1 CYNTHIA N BROADHEAD It r nice to be natural 11,2971 you re naturally mre Cxndl a genulne frlend neat loves a good laugh capable student thoughtful mrschle vous cops' 779 vxays vullnng to lend a help mg hand vull succeed tn every endeavor french Club 3 4 Lattn Club 2 loretgn Polxty Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Youth Govt 71 Recreatxon Councxl 5 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Class Nzght Usher 3 All State Or tmestra 3 Chotr 3 Stu en C nuncrl 4 Chrurman Student C oun tul Hospttalrty Commxrtee -6 Co C harrman Decoration Commtttee Sophomore Hop 2 Decoration Commutee Juntor Prom 3 Semor Play Staff 4 LUELLA D BROOKS Mucbzef If bmg and I am :tr rfaz e Lou lnvely vutty and cute never at a loss for words always ready vsxth an answer oh those nu trrtton classes tmprsh ex pressron when fun ts rn store mll llven up any party good luck to you tn the future Lou Choxr 4 Latm Club 2 Recreatnon Councxl 5 Gnrls Sports 2 3 BARBARA ANN BROWN It rr a frzendly bear! that har plerzlg of frzemir Babs alvsays laughmg always ready to have a good ttme earnest and srncere a pleasure t know and be Wlth cant do rr Mtss Vrscontt her pleasant ways and cheerfulness wrll be more than welcome m any walk of 1 e Chou 2 3 Chorus 4 Leaders Club 3 Basketball 2 GEORGE B BROWN What .r the ure of u orr9u1g9 It vez er 11 ar u orlh u bile George Brown always has a good nme blond harr and wrde smtle seen everywhere xmpossrble to stay angry wtth hrm for more than a fevs mlnutes as a more sernous stde some where sometrmes not often certam success rs yours m whatever you declde to do after graduatlon Chorr 2 3 Class Soccer Games 2 5 Youth Govt 5 3.1 2 ..--' r x I PETER BUDAI The prmczpal lmsmerr in lzfe 15 lo enjoy it Petle a vthtz on the soccer held one of the boys sport enthusxast where theres lnfe there s Petxe mischievous tvunkle m hrs eyes a yah yah ' hrs frnendly ways wrll brmg him future SUKCCSS Soccer Squad 2 5 4 Class kerhall 1 EVELYN BURKE A rnzgmg hear! and lztherrmze fool can dltpel the carer 0 tnrllorrotl Lvelyn mterested rn fly mc plans to take a course and work vurh some alrlme came to us from last Hartford where she leaves many frrends neat dresser helpful addttlon to W H S chorr pretty chestnut halr naturally curly and envy to all good luck to you and your career m the anr Ivelyn Chotr 2 5 PATRICIA A BURKE I take my fun uhefe I End ft at qulet rn class but always ready for a good ttme hard worker knows what she wants and goes after enjoys dancmg wt make a good lrfe for herself ln the future Yearbook Staff 4 Forexgn Policy Club 4 Recreatron Council 2 MARY LOU BUSHNELL L fe 11 bu! play Mary Lou cute blonde cheerful dtsposmon always neat always ready for a good trme lrkes a lot of excttement VQOIIICS Itttle takes lnfe as tt comes mtschrevous twmkle m her eye may happmess be yours' Chorus 4 WILLIAM BYRNE A good mmd porreues a kmgdom B1 a smtlmg personalxty a good thxnker and fme student an ardent golfer wnth plenty of get up and mrerested ln a col lege educatron h bound to find success m what ever he attempts Foreign Policy Club 4 Golf Team 3 4 JV Baseball 2 Class Basket b 2 3 4 Class Soccer 2 4 Intramural Basketball 5 Intramural Soccer 2 Silver Key Club 4 Bac calaureate Usher 3 JOHN P CALDES Doubt whom you wzll but never yourrelf ohn natural athleuc a ents btg smtle for all tolerant loves to swlm agreeable ambxttous thmks hrstorys a great course atmmg for a jun tor College Class Basketball 3 Class Soccer 4 RICHARD S CARLBERG Szlence tr not a utrtue Dlx belteves rn saymg just what he thtnks easy gomg never worrles about homework or much else good smger rndependent good sense of humor oh' that vocabulary Dnck the txre expert loves a good argument wrll be long remembered Choir 2 3 4 But of Broadway 3 Dramatic Club 2 Homecommg Concert 3 4 ELLEN E CARR Quxet are her way: Ellen a qulet, shy gurl enyoys pamtmg as her hobby rs s1lly at trmes wtth her gtrlfnends takes llfe easy wxthout much worry or care blushes plans to work after school good luck' J 9-. 'Hand 'X MICHAEL CARUSO Take lrfe too Jerxoufly and u hat tr tt u wth? Make qunet untrl he gets 3 wtth the boys frlend to a are you k1ddmg7 -,,,. has an eye catchmg build popular wtth the opposrte sex happmess ns surely rs JAMES F CHABOT Mzrchzef thou art afoot jrmmle qutet rn class but after class 7 frrend always ready for a laugh contmually look mg for a good ttme one of the boys enjoys worktng on cars good luck rn your future years FREDERICA C CHIDSEY Knowledge :J pleasant un o thy roul Rtcky outstandmg stu dent avtd reader loyal frrend smcere and thoughtful honest and capable worker modest qurck wrtted keen sense of humor a way wrth words good luck tn the future Rlcky Chou 2 3 4 Elm Leaves Staff 2 5 4 Lnterary Club 3 4 Natnonal Honor Socnety 3 4 Yearbook Staff 1 French Club 3 4 Class Nnght Usher 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Sprung Production 3 Homecoming Concerts 2 3 4 BARBARA A CIOTO It :J better to he rrnall and Jhtne than to he great and cart a shadow Barb small m stature but big rn heart warm and smcere loves to talk and dance usually seen be hmd the meat counter neat dresser long, dark harr, envxed by many funny httle laugh pos sesses many frtends 'Cro IIOIIOU her frrendlmess and warm personalxty wxll carry her far Cholr 2 3, Yearbook Staff 4 an l a fe-4 mms 4' '46 HQ! GRACE H COOPER A frzend lot ella at all tzmer Coops fun lovrng ta such pretty eyes' loves to dance Teach' always tryrng a new harr Lets LO get coffee' Hrrtatrous ga possesses many frrends loves to get rnto mrschref wrtty never a dull mo ment mth thrs gal around luck and opportunrty wrll always greet you Senror Play Usher 4 Junror Prom Decoratron Commrttee 3 WILLIAM H COX Why uorry when you can be happy 11 abou: 1:9 Br perpetually carrres a smrle always a tvurnkle rn hrs eyes frrendly to all good sense of humor enjoys debatrng fresh from Alaska good arm wrth a rrfle shootrng berng hrs hobby good luck Brll rn whatever you pursue DOUGLAS J CROCKER JR Be of good cheer zl rr I Doug Anybody need to have a proyector run? electronrcs rs hrs forte clever brrmmrng wrrh humor finds the pleasant srde of every srtuatron amrable a champron of practrcalrty sure of hrm e Bob and Rays num ber one fan Senror Plays Cast 4 Radro Club 3 4 Lens and Lrghts 2 3 4 Br: of Broadway 3 Junror Prom Com mrttee 3 Thespran 4 GAIL L DAVIS Her perromzlzty outrlamer the brzgblerl :lar Garl amrabrlrty plus srn cerrty avrd reader always remember second pe rrod French class cheer ful nature cake lover drstrnctrve wardrobe wrth her lovral manner and pleas rng drsposrtron Garl wrll surely make a wonderful teacher Latrn Club Treasurer 2 French Club 3 4 Senror Plays Cast 4 Forergn Polrcy Club 3 4 Elm Leaves 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Recreatron Councrl 2 Lrrerary Club 3 4 Junror Prom CoChartman of Refreshments 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Sophomore Hop Corumrt tee 2 QQ, 'Ya vp . .f 6 ' 'sf- Nx X X f I X I I ROBERT T. DEGREE, JR. He only if a 14 ell made man u lm har a good delermnmtron Bo one of the tallll boys of the class avrt camera fan lrkes polrtrts debates class meetrngs easy gorng loyal relrable frrend future plans rn clude college certarn to meet success there Camera Club 4 Program Charrman 2 3 Lens and Lrghts Club 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club 2 3 4 Youth Govt Day Town Engrneer 3 Yearbook Staff Charrman of Pho to Commrttee 4 Senror Play Com mrttee 1 JOAN DENALSKY Happznerr lwer m her heart joanre Vrm vrgor and vrtalrry never a dull mo ment wrth rhrs grrl around rndrvrdualrst popular and pretty has those Monday blues Hey s r' wrtty Let s have a party' has a multrtude of frrends college wrlr welcome her Chorr Z Lrterary Club 3 Forergn Polrcy Club 3 4 Sophomore Hop Commrttee 2 Junror Prom Com mrtree 3 Elm Leaves Staff 3 4 Senror Plays Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Recreatron Councrl 3 4 Youth Govt 3 Leaders Club 4 Grrls State Alternate 3 Grrls Sports 2 RUTH E DrBLASIO Do all the good you can rn all the way! you can Rudy new to us rn our junror year quret smrle full of pep somewhat sports mrnded neat dresser very slrght prnt srzed ball of energy eye for the opposrte sex thorough worker we hope she has as good luck rn the future as she has had hrrherto Leaders Club 3 BARBARA A DICKINSON Our benrlr were young and gay Drckre qurte an actress cute favorrte color brown can get very srlly actrve rn school affarrs a pleasure to know plans to attend college and become a Latrn teacher rs sure to be a success Student Councrl 2 3 4 Forergn Polrcy Club 3 4 Elm Leaves 4 Trafhc Squad 4 Dramatrc Club 2 3 4 Natronal Thespran Socrety 2 Vrce Presrdent 3 4 Chorr Latrn Club 2 Lrterary Club 4 Senror Play Cast 4 Junror Prom Co Chart man 3 Queens Court 3 Class Nrghr Usher 3 Graduatron Usher 3 Elm Staff Lrterary Co-Edrtor 4 CAROLE A DI ETENHOF ER laugh and the world laugh: wzzh you Carole very mterested nn dramatxcs wrtty ways wrllmg to drnve keeps everyone rn stxtches enpoys all sports actxve Gnrl Scout nmagmatnve lrkes to smg a loyal fnend lots of luck ln col lege Carole Chorr2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 2 3 Presndent 4 Nauonal Thespuan cnety 3 Clerk 4 Latxn Club 2 Elm Staff 4 Forengn Polxcy Club 4 Sprung Producuon 2 3 Senior Plays 4 Gxrls Leaders Club3 4 Gnrls Swtm Team3 Gu-ls Sports 2 3 4 Tennls Tournament 4 CHARLES P DIFAZIO If you can talk uzth crowd! and keep your urtue or walk u :th kmg: nor lore the common touch Chuck a tall good lookmg lad amrable to all who know hrm ways honest and smcere a rovmg eye for the grrls mtellngent good dresser a golf bug a sure success m the held he put sues Student Councrl 2 3 4 Band Chaxrman 2 Golf Team Z 3 Ln erary Club 3 4 Stlver Key Club 4 Chorr 3 Fnre Squad 3 4 Traf hc Squad 4 CoCha1rman of Vic tory Dance 4 Student Councxl Executxve Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 4 JOAN C DrMARTINO Attractne sweet and rhy a przcelesr frzend you couldn t buy oan loves a good laugh good natured frlend shrp wxth a capltal F xmpeccable neatness sm cere amusmgly candrd questrons always has a cheerful outlook on hfe conscxentrous worker wr be a success ln whatever held she chooses Girls Chorus 2 3 French Club 3 4 French Club Program Commnt tee 4 Elm Leaves 3 Productxon Editor 4 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Cafetena Cashrer 4 Semor Plays 4 Elm Asst Busnness Manager 4 BETTY J DxM ELLA If you cannot he happy nz one way be m another Betty a student who came to us from Buckley Hugh as a junior therr loss rs our galn her gay good na ture has won her many fnends constantly lookmg for a laugh cute extremely neat success lS yours Betty Chaxrman of Musnc Commnttee for Jumor Prom 3 MARY ANN DINUNZIO N eat and petzte a pleasure to meet Mary Ann slrght m sta ture but mlghty rn frlends lrvely lrkes to play the prano good student hne seamstress ove that gnggle sure to be a success rn whatever she en deavors Chonr 2 5 4 Accomp-an1st5 4 Elm Leaves 3 Recreation Council 2 Budget Commltree 3 Student Councxl Secretary 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Traffic Squad 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Graduatton and Class Nnght Usher 3 Jumor Prom Commnttee 3 Sophomore Hop Commxtree 3 Senror Plays Staff 4 WILLIAM K DONNELLY JR Not a wrt among lord! but a lord among uztr Donel possesses mcom parable w1t a necess1ry to Mr Backmans fifth perlod Democracy class carefree manner not often both ered by studxes argu mentatxve future plans are to enter the Navy good luck Bull IMOGENE C DONOVAN If I cant find fun I ll make some mo fun lovxng hlted mstantly for her frrend ly personalxty enthusxastrc outlook on everything flnrtatnous blg blue eyes wr1te many letters do ya never lets the party get u sure to be a success Laun Club 2 Choir 3 Youth Govt 3 Traffic Squad 4 Class Treasurer 4 Oueen s Court 3 Stu dent Councxl 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Sensor Play Staff 4 Recreatxon Councxl Secretary 3 Sophomore Hop Committee 2 Olhce Mes senger 4 WILLIAM DOTCHIN JR Quiet perroru are welcome ezerywhere Br always quret but always alert a pleasant compamon always favor lte pastrme lS wlth the camera never refuses to help a frxend m need dxhgent worker m hrs quxet way plans to go to college good luck from WHS Band 2 3 Camera Club 3 4 Radlo Club 4 Laun Club 2 Track Team Manager 3 4 Intramural Soccer 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 ,-'P WWW A It JAMES EBNER YVETTE B DOUCETTE A steady man uztla a Jteudy Thy murzr youth hath 14 onderout clzarmr Yvette new to W H S rn her yunror year frrendly to all quret loves to dance Anyone for the Mambo7 quite an avrd progressrve yazz enthusrast has a desrre to be an arrlrne stewardess sh l be a success rn whatever she un tlertakes Khorus 3 ROBERT ERNEST DRENNAN Alu uyr 4 good rporr mort of all a good frzula' Boober neat rn appear ante we lrketl by all who knovs hrm good lookmc rn hrs sprre trme he enyoys wntmg poetry favornte sports are soccer bas ketball and baseball to lege rs hrs arm best of luck to you Varsrty Baseball 2 3 JV Basket ba Z 3 Varsrty Sorter 4 or clgn Pnlxcy Club 4 Lrrerary Club 1 Student Councrl Reprcsentatrve 2 3 Class Soccer 2 3 Rec ea non Councrl 3 Chorr 4 ANGELINE DUDA Energy and perrzrtenre fonquer all thzngr Angle small but mrghty a real pepperpot 1 1 gent and efhcrent sews and sews and sews amr a e a pleasant conver satronalrst perseverence rs her password heads up Angte success rs commng your way Junior Prom Committee 3 Elm Leaves Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Glrls Leaders Club 4 Senior Play Staff 4 JANE B DUNN A lzttle nonrenre nou and then 11 relzrlaed by the bert of men Janie such pretty Irish eyes loves to get srlly talkatrve mrschrevous at txmes artrstrcally cllned talented dress maker persrstant mature deserves all pros perrty and happrness Latln Club 2 Sophomore Hop Commrttee 2 French Club 3 Bac talaureare Usher 3 Senror Plays Commrttee 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Jumor Prom Commxtree 3 Youth Govt Commrttee 3 Recreation Councrl 2 995 W x 'R 445 mind A better man If lmrd to ind 1m a great fellow with a ffleflllly dlsposltron wontlcrful lrrsh humorlst a lrttle shy but a rovrng eye rndependent thmker Srr james good luck lrfe and love Frre Squad 3 4 Forergn Policy ub l Ltterary Club 4 m Leaves Stal? 4 Youth Govt 3 GAYANNE GRISWOLD ENQUIST A 1l Hllllllg u ayf a pleamnt tmlle drerfed ro neat and quite Ill style Grg popular vrva trous always has a smrle and a hr for everyone attractrve iloves to cook and do houseworkjw' has a passron for bermudas and sports cars a ong., trme cheerleader good luck Gltl, our 2 4 Latm Clu Lheerleadnng 2 3 4 Class Secre tary 2 Sophomore Hop Detora non Commuttee 2 Recreanon Coun crl 2 Treasurer 3 Youth Govt 3 Queens iourt 3 Budget Commrt te 2 Musrc Cnuncrl 1 Senror Play Staff 1 Elm Staff 4 Forergn Polrcy Club 4 Tralic Squad 4 Spnng Productron 3 CAROL J FAVRY Polxtenerr cortx notlazng and gamr erferyftbzng Carol a true frrend well liked by all smcere an exceptronal wrt another noble gesture hard worker and clear thrnker lrkes dancrng loves to get snlly seldom seen wrthout Peggy possesses a well known laugh er warm smcere ways have brought her many frrends and wrll brrng her many more MARY JANE FORINO Those uho brmg runfbme to the ln er of otherr fannot help keep zt from tbemrelver M wrnmng smrle honor student krnd and consrderate a smcere frrend dllrgent worker Ohh Im late to my post' the best of luck to one of the sweetest grrls rn our class Grrls Leaders Club 3 4 Cl ss Secretary 3 Graduatron Usher 3 Class Nrght Usher 3 Sophomore Hop Commtttee CoCha1rman 2 Elm Leaves Staff 3 Student Coun crl 4 Senxor Plays 4 junror Prom Commrttee 3 Tennrs Tournament 4 Traiiic Squad 4 Secretary of State Laurel Grrls State Foreign Polrcy Club 4 Literary Club 4 Yearbook Edltor 4 JOSEPH J FORTUNATO JR uma! dam Roach one of the boys lets go to Blue Hills seen often at the country cub great Math whiz one for borrowing always reading a paper bound book plans to go to W PI best of luck Varsity Soccer 5 Class Soccer 2 4 Class Basketball 2 3 Youh Govt 5 JOYCE FRANCOLINE Let huouledge grou rom more to more Frank quiet only to ones who don t know her good reliable student joys books loyal friend a seeker of happiness and truth always ready for a laugh easy to get along With happiness will be hers in any walk of life Latin Club 2 Dramatic Club 3 l Recreation Council 2 Elm Leaves 3 4 Spring Production Co ordt nator 5 Homecoming Kontert 2 Choir 2 3 Iltterary Club 5 Senior Play Cast 3 Elm Literary Staff 4 junior Prom Committee 5 Foreign Polity Club 5 Baccalau reate I sher 3 LOIS FULLERTON You wzll catch the favour of the earth a truly hard worker A student an ex cellent dressmaker as seen in many of her clothes pleasant smile with a gleam in her eye always ready for fun all the happiness in the world to a girl who really deserves tt Student Council Alternate 2 Na tional Honor Society 5 4 N tional Merit Scholarship Test 4 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Choir 2 3 Spring Production 3 Elm Business Editor 4 Elm Leaves Exchange Editor 2 3 4 French Club 3 Cashier 4 Senior Plays Student Co-ordtnator 4 RICHARD GAETANIELLO The opportunity to do mirchief il found 4 hundred timer a day. Dick . . . a friendly and easy-going manner . . . good looking . . . possesses an in- terest in sports especially track and basketball . . . an eye for the girls . . . trys hard at what he attempts . . . those blue eyes! . . . interested in dramatics . . . best of luck in the future. Track 3. 4: Cross Country 23 Senior Pla Cast lg Silver Ke So- Y ' Y ciety 45 Class Sports 2, 5, 4. 'gf' an -f g Mfr I MAURICE GAGNON o great kid ways gives out with a friendly greeting liked by every one enthusiasm plus for everything works hard and plays harder sure to have friends in whatever he oes will always be warmly remembered Junior Varsity Baseball 2 PATRICIA R GAINTY A tumble III her eye a very cheerful Ht' at always seen with a smile on her face envy of those who diet honor student combination of vigor and vitality neat and nonchalant aspiring secretary lots of luck in the future Chorus 2 3 Sophomore Hop Committees 2 junior Prom Com mittee 3 Youth Govt 3 Elm Leases Typing Staff 4 Senior Plays Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Ofhce Assistant 3 4 National Mer it Scholarship Program 4 BRUCE A GALLANT Fond of fun as fond can he Bruce well liked by all who know him carefree ways lots of fun crazy about cars and cards enyoys competition is an active member of the Marine Reserves plans to loin the Marines upon graduation the best to you Bruce WILLIAM A. GEIGL JR. There ir no greater everyday 1 irtue than cheerfulnerr. i . . . always ready with a smile . . , a genuine friend . . . carefree and good na- tured although some think im s . . . sports enthusiast . . . will talk baseball to any- one who will listen . . . too bad about the Yankees . . . good luck in the future, Bill. A ltttfe zz orb much play h h d f goer for 1111 happy l ht t eart an yoy o I img are mdeed 1: hferrmg y 31,1 AY -Q ffl! If an 2' ZIM- PATRICIA GIANETTI Youth rr the only .rearon for enjoyment at endovxed wlth a won derful sense of humor great gal and frrend cute face w a frrendly smxle rn love mth lnfe and blessed wlth an eagerness to enyoy rt Baccalaureate Usher 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Plays Staff 4 CRAIG GOFF The good and the wrre lead quzet lwer Craxg qu1et but always frrendly usually seen at F N S black wavy harr thats envred by many work overt1me7 next stop rs college the best of luck to you Craig Chotr 2 3 4 Latxn Club 2 Fire Squad 3 4 Sprmg Producuons 3 4 Music Council 3 Class Soccer 2 DAVID M GOODINE With a 1 one full of life and laughter Dave good natured well lrked by hrs classmates musrcal talent plus lrkes dancmg sports a good trme loyal frrend plans to attend college best of luck Dave Latin Club 2 3 Class Soccer 2 3 4 Class Basketball3 4 Fo engn Polrcy Club 4 Basketball Manager3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Mu src Councxl Chairman 4 Sprmg Productron 3 4 BARBARA ANN GOODRICH Whom Folly pleayes, and who J Follrer please Barb lrvely and full of un mnschlevous sparkle rn her eyes loves to talk her magnetic personalrty makes her welcome rn any group tall and blonde a heart of pure gold her gay good nature has won her mnumerable frxends Chou 2 Literary Club 3 Gnrls Sports 2 Recreation Councxl 3 Foreign Poltcy Club 4 Semor Plays Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Jumor Prom 3 Decorauon Commxttee Sophomore Hop 2 Dramatic Club 2 Elm Leaves Staff 3 4 Student Govt 3 Leaders Club 4 C70 WENDY A GRANT Lffe rr jurt a houl of cherrzes Wendy beautnful clothes wrth shoes to match ong brown haxr rs the envy of many loves to have a good time not so reserved at hen parnes IS sure to End success at college Student Councnl Alternate 2 Latin Club 2 Junror Prom Commnrtee 3 Recreatxon Councnl 3 Semor Play Commxttee 4 Ltterary Club 3 For ergn Polncy Club 4 Student Coun cnl Dance Commlttee 4 Yearbook Staffz 4 Sophomore Hop Commlt tee JOYCE A GRIGGS Dzhgence conquereth all things Joyce quiet a hard worker lrkes to read and type has a certam fond ness for saxlors future plans are to do ofhce work good fortune to you DAVID R GRISWOLD Let not your heart he troubled Grrz lopes along at an easy pace fr1endly com panxon a real clown flashy dresser enjoys trap pmg as a profitable pastrme lrkes to be on hrs own foresees the armed forces rn the near future GLORIA G GUILMARTIN A rare romhrnalzon of fun frzerldrhzp and roltc Gloria pin! sxzed and cute has a gtft of gab neat as a pm loves a good t1me oh that appe trte a smcere and stead fast frrend plans a career 1n nursing a defmrte asset to the class of 58 Semor Plays 4 Elm Staff 4 Rec reanon Councnl 2 3 Latm Club 2 Elm Leaves Stal? 2 3 Foreign Polncy Club 4 Cheerleading 4 Chonr 4 Sophomore Hop Commn tee 2 Junror Prom Commlttee 3 Student Council Dance Commtttee DAVID A GUY Spllflfllldll nz hodx romedzan at hear! Dave carefree easy goxng fun lovxng e rthc athlcte outdoor man always ready for a good ttme enjoys belng mth the boys-or gurls est of luck tn xx hatever held you choose Cross Country 4 Track 4 RICHARD W I-IAASE Ile preferred to he good rather than .teem ro Dtck although qutet he IS a true frlend to those who know htm well unusual wrt extremely Interested rn mechanrcal drawtng wtll probably go tnto engt neermg lots of luck to you GERALDINE M HAIKO The pleasure of dozng good zr the only one that u 111 not u ear out Gerry carefree and happy go lucky llkes to stng smcere and understand 1n tremendous' possesses a stlly laugh such lovely blonde halr loves a good ttme frtend soft spoken as many many frrends suc cess rs vstth you Gtrls Chorus 2 3 Chotr 4 or etgn Poltcy Club 4 SARA S HANNUM Where rr the man tha! ran ln e u zthout dllllilgp Sara out of doors gal enormous appetlte tractnve clothes not overly talkatnve unttl she has some thmg to say mathematncs whtz college bound the fall after that back to school nn a teachtng post tron wxll tt be algebra or gym? best of luck ln any te Latxn Club 2 Elm Leaves 3 4 Gym Leaders Club 3 4 Foretgn Poltcy Club 4 Sentot Play Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Gtrls Chorus 5 Choir 4 Gtrls Soccer lGtrls Fteld Hockey 4 Girls Vol lleyball 1 Sprung Productton 3 'P -di ROBERT A HANSEN U xt II the ral! of con: erratzon Bom gets thtngs done- ast satxrtst supreme noted for hrs ortgmal qulps knows a thtng or two about electrontcs knuckle cracker of the htghest class doesn t waste words performer of rtotous panto mtmes off towards a suc cessful career tn electrtcal en tgtneermg Spanish Club 3 4 Fxre Squad 3 4 Radto Club 3 4 Lens a d Ltghts 2 5 4 Senior Plays Staff 4 Juntor Prom Committee 3 Slide Rule Club 3 ELIZABETH M HARRINGTON A good word maketh the heart of a frzend glad Betsy quiet untnl you et to know her ta 11 es mustc and clothes has a way wtth a needle and thread plans to become a teacher best of luck Betsy Foreign Poltcy Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Juntor Prom 3 Latin Club 2 Recreatton Council 2 IPHIGENIA HARRIS To he like her we uouldn I mmd 1 beauttful eyes and a sparkling smlle wltty and fun to be wrth not an enemy tn the world really gets those marks too success rs hers est of luck Phl Class Secretary 4 Traffrc Squad 4 Foretgn Poltcy Club 4 Student Councxl 2 5 4 Student Council Treasurer 3 Youth Govt Day 3 Laurel Gtrls Srate 3 Student Coun cnl Dance Commmees 3 4 Na uonal Mem Scholarshtp Program 4 PATRICIA E HART An amxable perron 1: .the at neat dresser pendable responsxble under standtng clear thmker a true frxend works hard at anythmg she does loves to sew and IS good at rt a smtle for everyone suc cess tn whatever you do Pat Chotr 2 3 Gxrls Chorus 4 Girls Sports S Bowlmg Club 4 Recrea non Councnl 2 Yearbook Staff 4 ,sqm -1 WI LLIAM F HAWKSWORTH The mfldert mamzerr the merrrert heart Hawk rather quiet ex terror quietness drsap pears when you get to know him blushes from the heels up likes sports good golfer friendly and sincere fun to be with vsell liked by all those who know him ilass Basketball 3 4 Class Soccer 2 Silver Key Club 4 junior Var sity Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3 4 Foreign Policy Club 4 Year book Staff 4 ROBERT L HAWSE Be friendly and you 11 :ll net er lack ffzendr Bob a regular guy very sincere and friendly well liked by all enjoys soccer plans to continue his education or yoin the Air Force best of luck Bob Foreign Policy Club 4 Class Soc cer 4 Class Basketball 2 4 DIANNE HEYWOOD A ro I anrtt er fIl77lEfh au ay 11 rally soft spoken quiet good natured friendly to all excels in sports especially bowling her eyes show her thought fulness takes pride in her studies nice personality likes a good time best of luck in the future Bowling Club 5 4 Captain 3 Senior Plays Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Intramural Hockey 4 JANE M HICKEY The hand that hail: made you fan hath made you good ane self composure and reserve mark our girl Jane a friend worth having . . . a steady personality with an infectious laugh . . . very pretty young miss . . . popularity will follow her al- ways . . . good fortune awaits you. Choir 3, 45 Latin Club 3: Senior Plays Staff 43 Yearbook Staff 41 Queen's Court 32 Junior Prom Committee 5: Foreign Policy Club 45 Elm Leaves Staff 53 Student Council 43 Traffic Squad 4g Stu- dent Council Dance Committee 5, 43 Assembly Committee 43 Sopho- more Hop Committee 31 Recrea- tion Council 3. KAY A HUMMEL IN othmg great u ar ez er arlvzezed u about euilvurzarm lxay blonde and blue eyet deep blusher loves a good time cient worker possesses many many friends tive in both school and church affairs good sense of hu mor future nurse Xourh Gott Z Baccalaureate Ush tr 5 flass Night Usher 3 rls Chorus 8 Foreign Policy Club 'J 'lrcasurer 4 Latin Club 2 Year hook Staff 4 Senior Play Stal? 4 llm Leases Staff 3 4 Recreation 1 ountil 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Sotter Ball Committee 3 Spring Production S ff 'v Sophomore Hop Committee 2 PRISCI LLA R HUNTER Greatly gifted lf .the u ho bar an artzrtzc hand Sibby artistically in clined is sincere neat dresser original a loyal friend with a pleas ing personality every thing is cool headed for a successful career in art best of luck in the future 1 Latin Club 7 French Club 3 4 Recreation Council 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Foreign Policy Club 4 Elm Staff Art Editor 4 Lead ers Club 4 Student Government 3 Senior Play Committee 4 Stu dent Council Alternate 3 Sopho more Hop Committee 2 Josravn J IMPELLUSO ll e think a happy life conyzrtr III ffdllljlllllfj of mind me quiet reserved but fun when you get to know rm intellectual but not controversial avid reader of books active among his friends quiet to the observer the best of luck in the future KENNETH W. JACOBS Why rhould life all labor be? Kenny . . . always friendly . . . has a smile for everyone . , . likes a good time . . , quite a sports fan . . . fourth period U. S. History . , . also likes Rock 'N Roll . . . very easy going . . . good luck in whatever you do, Kenny. MARION A JEFFERIS A real man If he uhnfe guoduetr If par! 0 f7I!IIf6'l Marion lone blonde hair envied by many likes music and dancing ways will lend a hand How about a ride? quiet only when not among close friends lots of luck Xlarion Elm Leaves Staff 3 Footlighters 2 Foreign Policy Club S French Club -I Bowling Club 1 Yearbook Staft' 4 Senior Play Staff 7 3 JOHN R JINKS Trouble rzez er lmulzlef bzm jinks long n lanky always ready for a good time has a serious side likes popular music and the bop a member of the Marine Reserves plans to continue in the Marines after graduation good luck ack RICHARD C JONES Let no! burmerr mterfere 'QQ '? 111111 pleafure f' Q Casey that collegiate cool and classy look devil undercover great personality always has a word of encouragement unassuming But Jones that manly pride vu be a welcome asset in any walk of life WANDA M. JONES A rare cumbinalion if rbe: eagefneit. mlrrbief ability. Wanda . , . always full of pep . . . a true leader . . . has done lots for W.H.S .,.. has everyone as her friend . .. a sure success in college, C oir 2-. 31 Cheerleading 3. 4, Co-captain 43 Traffic Squad -lg Sobhornore Hop Committee 2: Lau- rel Girls' State 33 French Club, Treasurer 3, President 4: Class Treasurer 35 junior Prom Commit- tee 33 Queens Court 31 Graduation Us er 35 Latin Club 2: Youth ovt. ,g Class Night Usher 1 Senior Play Staff -41 Yearbook Staff -I: Cashier 42 Foreign Policy Club -lg Student Council Treasurer 4. ,nf nf- THOMAS M KABLIK A man Il bo lbmkr for f7I77l.fElf Tom always has ques tions very conscientious Yes but the only thing independent thinker just one more ques tion likes a good laugh active in foreign policy interested in current events and politics good luck in the future Tom Foreign Policy Club 3 President I Slide Rule Club 3 Latin Club 2 Choir 2 5 Yearbook Stal? 4 Literary Club 4 Youth Govt 3 Student Council 3 PAUL A KEARNS A man of feu wordr but many thouglolr Pau quiet but friendly to all interested in cars tall and handsome good word for everyone well mannered a good man for any held sincere wish for success in whatever you choose to do KATHLEEN C KEENEY It 15 a frzendly heart that har plenty of friend! Kathy small cute viva cious friendly and fun loving enthusiastic spec trtor at sports events those bermudas' Lets get something to eat likes jazz and tall such tall men best of luck in the fashion world' Student Council 2 Latin Club 2 French Club 3 Recreation Council 7 3 Baccalaureate Usher3 Spring Production 5 Sophomore Hop 2 junior Prom 3 Cholr 3 Year book Staff -4 Dramatic Club 2 Senior Play Staff 4 VIRGINIA L. KING Ili heart ir whole, my fancy free: go tray little troulzlef d011't bother me. Ginny . . . cute carefree blonde . . . loves to bop . . . always seen at a party . . . never a dull moment when Ginny's around . . . boy fas- cinator . . . plans to go on to a liberal arts college. Q oir 2, 3, 43 French Cub 3. L Recreation Council 3: Foreign Pol- y Club -lg Swimming Club 3 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 junior Prom Committee 3. f ,PQ -1 ak 9 2 Eg 'wage at 2 gg of ef! we Q-ai af 'Q WILLIAM A KOLOUCH JR S1111 11 aterr run deep 1 tall and good look 1n the best sound effects man rn the busmess quxet and thoughtful ways neat tn appearance a real camera fiend plans to attend an electromcs tram mg school upon graduatton the future awarts you wrth pos1t1ve success PHYLLIS R KUZMA Her mule Irhe rumhme darn mtv many a runlerr heart Phyllrs a newcomer rn her yumor year tall and attractrve expressrve brown eyes wonderful sm1le part1al to Bulkeley alvrays ready for a good trme love that gym class77 happmess to you always Phyllrs ROBERT W LANDERS Frzend of many foe of none Bobby hrghly respected member of our class Wl never be vuthout frrends good vtorker fun to be wrth excels rn all sports especrally baseball and soccer thoughtful of others ready for a good laugh wrll certarnly succeed rn all he attempts success IS yours Soccer Team 2 3 4 Varsrty Base ball 2 3 Laptam 4 Basketball Team 3 1 Tramc Squad 4 Stu dent Countrl 1 Class Basketball 2 Athletxc Councrl 4 DAVID B LAWRENCE More than uudom more than 14 ealth 4 merry heart that Iaughr at care B1 tremendous per sonal1ty IS friendly to everyone enjoys huntmg ltkes a good trme he never lets h1s studres over burden htm hrs future plans are to lom the Ma rrnes good luck' RAYMOND G LEFOLL One uho maker hir mmparlmnr lam, lv dererzer happnzerr Ra fun lovmg serr ous Il'lll'lkCf at t1mes s happy ways have won h1m many frrends mrschre vous rn all ways never a harsh word to anyone neat dresser great guy to have at a party George best of luck rn the future Ray Dramattc Club 2 3 4 Thespran Sottety 1 Senror Plays 4 Sprmg Produtnon 3 Forergn Pol1ry Club Band 2 3 Class Soccer 2 Ilm Staff 1 LAWRENCE R LIBBY Merit zr worthzer than ame Larry a petseverrng worker constantly strrves for tntellectual perfectton seeker of truth possesses a keen mterest 1n sports a vrgorous supporter of all scholastrc acttvrtres s desrre to learn assures htm future success lorcnzn Pollfy Club 3 4 Elm Lcaves 2 3 4 Student Councrl 2 11 Nanonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Slude Rule Club 3 Senror Plays 4 Cha1rman of Student Councxl Dance Trcket Com mrttee 3 Class Sports 2 3 4 L1t erary Club 4 JANE LILLY She II pretty to ualk wzth and pretty to talk ll ith ane warm and srncere personalrty hard worker always cons1derate and courteous crazy about Sammy loves to get sr y unusual wrt loyal to her many frrends enloys sports especrally swrm mmg and horseback rtdrng her pat1ents wrll love her as a nurse Latrn Club 2 Recreatton Councrl 3 Grrls Leaders Club 4 Senror Play Last 4 Forergn Poltcy 4 jumor Prom Court 3 Bxt of Broad way Cast 3 Swrmmrng Club 3 junnor Prom Decorattons 3 DAVID G LOGAN He that zr merry hath a wntmuou: feart Dave a welcome addr tron to WHS m our 1un1or year carefree ways good lookmg Wlfly and full of fun oh good you say theres a party at your house ton1ght9 neat dresser IS often seen w1th a basketball rn hlS hands has a mmd of hlS own happrness awatts h1m Class Soccer 3 4 Class Basketball 3 4 Student Counctl Alternate 4 Student Councrl Dance Commrttee 4 Juntor Prom Commtttee Co Chaurman Decoratlons 3 Forexgn Pol1cy Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 LOIS INI LOIVIBARD She ualkr 171 beauty 1 our W H S Gina mceness ns one of hcr vrrtues a sparklmc per sonalnty that attracts moth sexcs c that Sl laugh a twxmkle of mrs thle ln those bn. brown eyes respected Ideals happmess xull alws xys he ers Recreation Council 3 junlor Prom Commxttee 3 Sprung Play Produc non Gxrls Leaders Club I Forengn Polity -i Yearbook Staff 4 Sensor Plays Producrxon Staff Ush er 4 WALTER L LOTOTSKI JR 'Ii 'aug Curfew mutt not rmg ,,, tonight Walt fun lovmg always out for the good trmes never one to worry over studymg ha a b1t of a sanrrc wrt mechanxcally rnclmed good luck nn technical school DENNIS G MacRAE A lzllle fuzz A lzttle quzet Dennxe tall and neat a terrlfic dresser wnth wonderful taste oo those shmy shoes watch out Henry Mlller a dedl cated jazz enthusiast great dancer always ready to have a good trme possesses an mfectnous laugh good luck at college Denme Forexgn Polncy Club 4 Latm Club 2 Spamsh Club 3 Intramural Soc cer 2 CoCha1rman jumor Prom Dance Commlttee 3 Youth Govt 3 Varsxty Basketball 3 4 Jun or Varsnry 2 Sophomore Hop Com mxttee 2 Chonr 4 Recreation Council 2 5 JOANNE E MANSON A5 patient and af Jttll and at full of good u :ll loads of fun to be wlth enthusxasnc worker a llttle slllmess senousness and wrt all rn one sparklmg blue eyes always lookmc, for a rlde the drugstore known a smcere and loyal fnend success rn college rs sure be hers Cnrls Chorus 2 3 Lann Club 2 I'orengn Polxcy Club -1 Decoratton Kommmee Junxor Prom 'v Deco raruwn Commnttee Sophomore Hop 7 Lrterary Club 3 Yearbook Staff 1 Semor Recreatxon Councnl 3 Senxor Plays Staff 4 vin QC! I ei KATHERINE I MARSHALL Happy IJ the man that Hndeth u ztdom lxathy honor student tall vuth pretty dark hair mtellleent loyal enthu snastlc Girl Scout usually seen smrlxng., respected by all who know het Il gent and honest worker a dehmte asset to any college Choxr 7 5 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 Secretary 8 Natuonal Thespxan So uety 3 4 Natxonal Honor Society 5 -I Lnterary Club 3 Foreign Polncy Club 4 Gnrls Leaders Club 1 Semor Play Cast 4 Sprung Pro- ductxon Cast 2 5 Baccalaureate Usher 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Sopho more Hop 2 Treasurer Thesplan Society 1 WILLIAM MARTINO Men of few u ordf are the bert men Bxlly quret on the out sr e IS mterested m chemrstry and math rs sense of humor IS shown only to hrs close fnends hopes to do somethmg along the engineering lme after ,graduanon ANN M MARTYN Nothing great u at ez er achzez ed wztbout wzfdom Ann quxet and soft spoken loves to get stlly wrth the crowd lrkes popular musu. takes pnde rn her work easy to get along wlth those big brown eyes a true and relrable fnend a sports enthusnast Prle m my car and lets go her frrend lmess vxxll carry her far Chonr 2 3 Bowlnng Club Secre tary 3 Jumor Prom Commxttee 3 Yearbook Staff 4 But of Broadway ALBERT E MAZZAFERRO JR otbmg xr rarer than true good nature Mazz Butch to some always ready for good nmes and laughs easy smnle lrkes outdoor ltfe and guns full of vrm and vugor small xn size bug rn heart brmgs fun wherever he goes best of luck nn whatever field you choose, Al 3 .if life? gay? gee W K 1 1-2 3 fa? ...-44 0' 'Q YN! I? 'F a-5 0? ,Afg- W7 :uit joANN C. MECCA Laughter it my hurirzetr. JoAnn . . . a personality that seems to attract fun . . . never seen without a smile or friendly word . . . a passion for goodies . . . sincere . . . Oh, Mecca babee!!! . . . always a joke for the right occasion . . . nursing will welcome you. RAYMOND J MEDER G11 e my thoughts no tongue Ray long and lanky quiet personality hard worker well mannered and sincere diligent known as a friend good student dependable near dresser independent thinker good luck in everything you do Ray MARY LOUISE MESSINA Keep your face rn the surzrhme and you cannot cart a rhadow ou always neat and well dressed loves to go for long walks beautiful hands oh I broke an other nail likes to play tennis quiet at times but wait till the fun starts sure to succeed in college Latin Club 2 Dramaucs 2 Stu dent Council Dance Refreshment Committee 4 Soccer Ball Decora tions 2 JENIFER A MEYER Life 11 a game that mutt he played Jo lute and laugh nor he dzrmayed em cute and neat full of mischief and loads of un Anyone going to the game? capable artist success is sure to be yours in whatever Field you choose Latin Club 2 Footlighters 2 3 4 Foreign Policy Club 4 Senior Play Stalff 24 Yearbook Staff 4 Soccer Ba AF it Y' , to 'x X 'Q 1 W' JEAN RUSSELL MILLER We make a life hy what u'e give. Rusty , . . friendly . . . has a smile for everyone . . . in- terested in dramatics . . . en- joys reading . . . possesses a large vocabulary . . . willing worker . . . known for her punctuaLity??? . . . success and happiness will be hers in college and in the future. Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Lat- in Club 2g Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Committee Student Council Dance 55 Choir 4g Junior Prom Commit- tees 5g Elm Leaves 3, 43 Spring Production Staff 3: Foreign Policy Club 4: Elm Literary Staff 45 Senior Plays 41 Secretary Forei n Policy Club 43 Thespians 4g Girls' Chorus. CHARLOTTE A MINGO Beauty in form and feature C a always neat with beautiful clothes usually seen with a car load of friends an avid fan of the cha c a popular with both sexes whatever the future holds for her its bound to be the best ecreatton Council 2 3 Student ouncrl Alternate 4 Girls Leaders Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Bud get Committee 2 Girls Basketball 2 4 Junior Prom Decorations 3 Student Council Dance Committee PAULINE MISORSKI Sweet peace tr crown d ufzth rmzler Pauline inclined to be quiet until you know her always has friendly smile has a kind word for everyone persevertng dependable worker agreeable patient a warm hearted person plans to be a nurse will make an excellent one Senior Play Staff 4 Latin Club 2 Foreign Policy Club 4 Elm Year book Staff 4 Bowling Club 4 Recreation Council 2 Dramatic Club 2 Girls Sports Volleyball Soccer 4 RAYMOND MISSELL Fach man 11 really the creator of the 11 orld rn 14 hzch he lu es Ray can often be seen on many of our areas bowl ing alleys even tempered and good natured an at dent Yankee baseball fan enloys working with cars we wish you luck and happi ness always JAMES E MULVIHILL I do 101 e to note and to LUTHER P NORTON ohrerz e m a gentleman and a scholar conscnentrous worker hlgh rntegrrty well lrked full of ldeas works hard at all he attempts certarn to be a success nn the future Student Counc1l2 3 4 Soph more Hop CoCha1rman 2 Class Nnght Usher 5 Graduatnon Usher 3 Latm Club V1cePres1dent 2 Narronal Honor Society 3 4 Semor Plays 4 Forergn Polncy Club 4 Lxterary Club 4 Traffic Squad 4 JV Basketball 2 Varsrty Bas ketball 3 Yearbook Staff Charr man Advertxsmg 4 Class Soccer 2 3 Trrmty College Book Prnze 3 National Ment Scholarshnp Pro- gram 4 Youth Govt 3 AUGUSTA E MURPHY Lzhe champagne :he rparhler Gussle fun lovmg and cheerful everybody s frlend those sparklmg eyes neat dresser complexron of peaches and cream has a good word for all her cute way pleasmg personality and fnendly manner have made her well lrked by all Semor Recreauon Councnl 2 Choir 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Semor Plays 4 Junior Prom Commrttee 3 Girls Sports 2 MARJORIE NECKERMANN Det rlrrh uayr and a carefree glance Margre not a care ln mdrvrdualrstrc qurck wrth twmkle rn drmples the world rn every way the answers her eyes lrvely and enthus1ast1c never a dull moment when Margnes around good luck to you G LORRAINE NILSEN Quiet her thoughtr but merry her nature Lorr qulet and srncere possesses an rnfectrous grggle what beautrful red harr loves to talk such a wrt' smart gurl has a sharp eye for the opposite sex llkes to dance deepest of blush ers loyal and capable worker especxally enyoys movres her warm and pleasant ways wrll be an asset ln the future Yearbook Staff 4 Semor Plays Tnckets 4 lf .fl -1 if ' 'Q Ns mf 'Q' W Nez er u orrrer O1 er trouble Lrfe for hm: :J one hrg bubble Norton red haxr always smrlmg., and happy carefree lrkes cars and speed a clown easy gomg usually has a pen c1l behrnd hrs ears m and the boys youll be happy rn whatever you do Class Soccer 2 3 4 Class Basket b 2 3 JAMES OFFICER Thmgr that are moderate last a long uhzle rm loyal frrend to all who know hlm not too quret and not too loud enyoys outdoor lrfe seen often wrth the boys served serrous manner even tempered lnkes a good trme regular guy we wrsh you the best of luck rn the future Class Soccer 3 4 Camera Club 3 Junror Varsity Baseball 2 MOIRA JANE O SHEA Quiet are her thought: hut happy her nature Morra a cute Irrsh lass a lrttle on the quret sxde but frrendly to all neat as a pm nrce clothes enjoys ceramxcs a wrllrng and dependable worker wnll be a welcome addrtron to the college of her choice Latrn Club 2 Elm Leaves 2 3 Chorus 2 3 French Club 4 Elm Yearbook Stal? 4 Semor Plays Staff 4 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Dramaucs Club 2 3 4 Sprung Productron 3 Make up for Sprung Productron 2 Decoratrons Jumor Prom 5 Decoratrons Sophomore Hop 2 Homecommg Concert 2 3 JANET PAGE Each mornzng Jeer .rome tarh hegm each ez emng Jeer tt: clore a quret unob trusxve many frrends rn other places too keeps all of them laughrng from the trme she arrrves untrl she departs lrkes cookmg and does a good job of rt Il y neat at home and away excellent ex camper hard worker accom plrshes what she starts wrll contmue to do so ln the future 11 fel' xxx-XXL ,ii-X 'pux xw 44 1 X . is li v. Xxx gl 11' f x E 'T at-? f It JOHN PAGE Why should you u ork rf you dont have to? The Mage seen work ing on his 32 in his spare time loves cars one of the oys always shows consideration to all loves a good time whe there isnt one he makes it the best for the future ohn js CAH6f APIQEL Yr hy!! n c Car lg ughin Qadidy or od time ou ' co l h nutrition f2,P.Wg?:.s.. esQ,to0nfpC-laro Ye book Staff 4 Girls Leaders Cl 4 Soccer Ball Committee 2 Girls Chorus 3 4 Student Coun ul Dance Committee MELANIE I. PELLETTIERI A lady uzth many wayr Me pleasant to know and to be with artistic ways lively gal with her own sense of humor hmm those clothes pendable Hirtatious efficient in all she does conscientious worker mixes fun and work success fully H1 ya' future teacher Girls Sports 2 CoChairman of Sophomore Hop Publicity Commit tee 2 Co Chairman Junior Prom Publicity Committee 3 Cc+Charr man New Years Eve Dance Pub- licity Committee 3 Recreation Council2 3 Choir 2 3 4 Youth Govt 3 French Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play Staff 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Spring Production Pub- licity Committee 3 JOSEPH A. PELTIER All art all education can merely be a supplement to nature. oe . . . a real outdoorsman . . . has been a successful trapper for many years . . . a base drummer of renown . . . an interesting story teller . . . lives each day as it comes . . . headed for a stint- with the Rangers . . . good luck oe. hun L , at JOHN PHILLIPS A sharp wrt a uztty tongue jackie a sense of hu mor enjoyed by all terested in sports especiall baseball jackie has man friends a good dance quiet in his way sur to succeed in the future ROBERTA PHILLIPS Whatezer uzll he wrll he Bobbie seems quiet a first but wart till you get t know her' loves a goo laugh always ready fo un good sport ta ative great dancer never in a hurry a goo friend Spanish Club 4 Leaders Club 3 1 Girls Chorus 3 Recreatio Council 2 3 Junior Prom Deco rations Committee 3 INEZ M PIA Wfrsdom of many urt of one lmpy sincere frien impish laugh and spark ling brown eyes enjoy singing dramatics and sport fun lovmg nature pendable enthusiastr. worker lively wit always ready to help goo student mdividualist good luck I py Music Council 3 4 Special Chor us 3 Elm Asststant Editor 4 Dra matic Club 2 4 Vice President 3 Thespian Society 3 Secretary 4 Spanish Club 4 Vice President 3 Youth Govt 3 Junior Prom Com mit ee 3 Tennis Tournament 3 4 Graduation Usher 3 Class Nigh Usher 3 Senior Plays 4 Sprin Production 2 3 Girls State 3 ROBERT F PLAZA A cheery word a cheery Jmzle, that J 11 hat maker life worth-u hile. Bo . . . one of our mos mature students . . . alway a smile is seen on his fac . . . quiet and serious in clas . . . interested in engineerin . . . a constant occupant o the library in the morning.. his personality and natura aptitude will secure him . good position in his field. Class Soccer 2, 35 1.V. Basketbal 25 J.V. Baseball 25 Varsity Basebal 2, 33 Yearbook Staff 4: Boys' Stat Representative 33 Youth Govt. Da 3: Chairman of Sophomore Ho Decoration Committee 2. JANE P POPHAM Muni u ar zz thmg of the mul ane tall and blonde wrth a wrnsome way a ready smrle loves to skr has a wonderful soprano vorce rs an asset to our chorr she also enroys the flute success rs yours' Band 2 3 Chorr 2 5 4 Chorus 3 Grrls Ensemble 2 KENNETH A POT7 Wheeler perrez erer shall he emu ned Ken a newcomer to WHS thrs year rs personalrty has already made hrm popular a hard and serrous worker another engrneerrng asprrant good natured very lrkable WHS rs glad to have had you Ken Forergn Polrcy Club 4 Senror Plays 4 Lrterary Club 4 NOLA A PRATT Brzghl hlach eyer and heautzful face :een nz every lwely place Nola beautrful clothes loves her blonde streak sophrstrcatron pop ular and well lrked by all always ready for a good trme college wrll garn a won derful person best of luck Nola Recreatron Councrl 2 Sophomore Hop Commrttee 2 Grrls Leaders Club 2 JOHN K PRIBRAM I rpeah uhat 5 on my mmd and rn my heart ack quret cross country and track man nrce lookrng a good math student Ill see rf I n get the car dependable drlrgent vrorker a truly lrkable fellow bound to be a success rn college Varsrty Cross Country 2 3 4 Varsrty Track Captarn 2 3 4 Forergn Polrcy Club 3 Slrcle Rule Club 3 Baccalaureate Usher 5 Class Nrght Usher 5 Senror Plays sr 3 occer 2 4 erary Club 1 Yearbook Staff 8 A etrc fountrl I Srlver ey Klub 8 Bzulmrnton Tournament 3 Frre Squad S 4 ,fd ,av l Q3 DENNIS M REARDON Silence II the herald of joy Dennre srlence rs hrs only conqueror rnter ested rn sports good athlete hrmself constant ly makrng honors rn school exceptronally good mathematrcs hrs rnterests and personalrty wrll surely crown hrs engrneerrng career wrth honors Class Soccer 2 4 Slrde Rule Club 5 Forergn Polrcy Club 4 Year book Sraff 4 Baccalaureate Usher EDWARD REID And he II lean and lanh Eddre ta slender always has a smrle for someone studrous t rrmes hrs sense of humor would surprrse many Wethersheld vra Newrngton rn hrs senror year lrked by all good luck rn the future Eddre LOUIS RENZA It zr not her! that we should all zhmk alike Lou contrnually drs cussrng polrtrcs and phrloso phy a true frrend an rnterestrng conversatronal a good thrnker always smrlrng keep pluggrng at that Latrn Lou and good luck rn your chosen field medrctne Frre Squad 5 4 Usher at Bac calaureare 5 Forergn Polrcy Club 4 Lrterary Club 4 Publrcrty Com gnrttee Senror Plays 4 Yearbook ta S NANCY H RIORDAN A merry heart gladdem the hearlr of otherr Nancy frrendly and krnd seldom seen wrthout a smrle a pleasrng person alrty never farls wrth a yoke Belmont quret wrth those whom she does not know srncete Hows that for gratr rude? always fun to be wrth success HWQIIS you I. rrn Klub 7 Bowlrng Club 3 Trckers for Senror Plays 4 Chorus 5 Yearbook Staff X Publrcrry Brt of Broadway 5 29' as ff 5 5611 u...-H' ,vw fills 1 13' JOAN L RITCH 1 ji REGINA ROMANELLI Her an' her mamlerr W Vdnety U ,he mug of 1,116 all 11,70 mu admfred Joanie sincere and honest personality plus born leader true friend and diligent worker heart of gold very popular her pleasing manner and genuine ways will always be remembered Cheerleading 2 3 Co Captain 4 Class Treasurer 2 Traffic Squad 1 Leaders Club 2 Girls Sports 2 3 4 Senior Play Staff 4 Junior Marshal 3 Junior Prom Oueen 3 uth Govt 3 Choir 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Sophomore Hop Committee 2 Tennis Tournaments BEVERLY RIVOIRE That uhzcb maker a man to be detzred I5 hu kzndzlerf Bev dark and quiet constantly worrying about this and that friendly towards a always ready to he p if possible fond of c 1 dren likes to sing going to college then into teaching or social work best of luck in the future Bev ain Club 2 Choir 2 Footlighters 2 3 4 Make up Club 2 3 French Club 4 Elm Leaves Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Lit erarv Club 3 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Foreign Policy Club 4 Spring Production 3 Girls Choir 2 GLORIA ROBERGE Iam zzeallby In my frfendy Gee Gee quiet in class but after class 7 always ready to have a great time has a way vsith a needle and thread ways willing to lend a help ing hand plans to attend art school may happi ness be yours Gloria Yearbook Staff 4 WARD C. ROGERS In the life of a young man the mort errential thing fn happiness ir line gift of friendship. Ward . . . happy and friend- . . . enjoys swimming . . . great interest in cars and boats . . . mechanically minded . . . likes Rock 'N Roll' . . . plans to enter either Coast Guard or Navy after gradua- tion . . . best of luck to you always. Spanish Club 4. ,JY 'WNW 5' ali .1 Reg neat dresser with many clothes enjoys sports as an observer seen at many games as an eye for the opposite sex neat and pretty blonde hair always ready for a good time likes to go the movies good luck all you undertake Reg Latin Club 2 Girls Chorus 2 Bowling Club 3 Youth Govt Bit o Broadway Publicity 3 Jr Prom Committee 3 Senior Plays Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 JESSE G RUGAR The most manifest .ngn of wzrdom zs constant claeerfulnerf ess friend of many always with a cool bit diligent student derstandmg sharp wit wheres the party? hows Cape Cod? Best of luck alvsays Student Council 2 3 4 Class Vice President 2 3 Latin Club President 2 Spanish Club 3 Vice President 4 Youth Govt 3 Nut meg Boys State 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Night Usher 3 Baccalau reate Usher 3 Traffic Squad 4 Sophomore Hop Committee 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 DAVID J RUSHFORTH Feu flung: are zmpornble to diligence and :kzll Dave popular man at school quite an athlete three letter man in soc cer basketball baseball fine student keen sense of humor artist high ideals deep thinker be neath an easy going exterior Varsity Soccer 2 Co-Captain 3 4 JV Basketball 2 Varsity Basket ball 3 4 Varsity Baseball 2 3 Boys State Delegate 3 Traffic Squad 4 Student Council 2 3 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Athletic Council 4 Class President 3 Youth Govt 3 Class Night Usher 3 Graduation Usher 3 Yearbook Staff 4 VALERIE RUSSELL A merry hear! makelb a cheerful countenance. Va . . . full of fun and mischief but has a serious si e . . . good-natured and congenial . . . enioys sports and excels especially in ten- nis . . . sincere and veracious friend . . . individualist . . . active in Girl Scouting. Choir 23 Tennis Tournament 43 Badminton Tournament 3: Basket- ball 2, 3, 43 Soccer 2, 3. 43 H ck- ey 4: Volleyball 4: Senior Play Cast 43 Elm Chairman 43 Leaders' Club 33 Footlighters 2. 3, 43 Soph- omore Hop Committee 2. DAVID E SALISBURY He looks on lzfe u :th quret egex Dave usually quret but hrs close frrends know drf ferently frrendly and good natured a gentle man rn every way rather reserved rn class enroys sports especrally boatrng rs headed toward college after graduatron best of luck Dave PAUL W SCHAEFER A good Jport maker a good frfend Pau ta l l seen head and shoulders above the rest quret an asset to our basketball team Wrtty easy gorng frrendly hrs hobby rs brrd watch rn scrence enthusrast future plans are for the Coast Guard Class Soccer 2 3 4 JV Basket ball 2 Varsrty Basketball 3 4 Sophomore Hop Decoratrons 2 Junror Prom Decoratrons 5 PAUL A SCHELIN He ba: no enemfer became he know: not how to make them Pau came to us rn hrs rumor year from Berlrn quret studrous often seen readrng a book terested rn musrc lrkes to collect classrcal records we wrsh you the best Paul PAUL SCHROLL Let each man do his bert Pau quret carefree studres dont trouble hrm has a great rnterest rn automobrles can often be seen workrng on hrs own car he rs well lrked by hrs classmates and rs sure to suc ceed rn whatever he may at tempt FRANKLIN A SEARS In the tu mklmg of an eje Buddy a red head wrth freckles to match has an eye for sharp clothes joys huntrng, always seen wrth a smrle oh' those open houses up on Chuckle Hr a wrllrng., chauffeur hrs easy gorng drsposrtlon has won hrm many frrends Latrn Club 2 Forergn Polrcy Club l Class Soccer 2 3 4 Rec ea tron Louncrl 5 Varsrrv Soccer Manager 2 Varsrty Basketball Man ager 2 3 1 junror Prom Com mrtree 's Junror Prom Usher 3 Class Basketball 4 ANTHONY M SERESLIS Notbmg 11 1mpoJJzble to a u zllzng heart Tony came to W H S rn hrs senror year from Greece tremendous addrtron to our soccer team quret but congcenral respected by all hrs classmates cause of hrs perseverance an abrlrty he wrll attarn true suc cess Soccer Squad 1 HELEN T SHEPARD Be Jzlent and rafe .fzlence never betrayr you Helen easy g.,orng and good natured frrendly drs posrtron beautrful eyes dark wavy harr possesses many frrends enjoys a good trme W wrsh you luck rn the future Helen ANGELA R SIPALA Italia Ob Italia' those 11,10 har e the fatal gift of beauty Angre a quret charm that has acqurred many many frrends for her her blue eyes and lovely harr are en vred by all a close and understandrng frrend Hey Ancre cut my harr to nrght9 her unselfish ways are sure to make her a nurse par excellence Latrn Club 2 Spanrsh Club 3 4 I ' ' - . 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U or 1 3 'K AQQT. nf '-'mutex af , DAVID A SKORKA A plearant nature leave! nothnzg to he desired Dave good lookrng quret untrl you know h1m wavy brown harr the envy of many happy go lucky nature always ready for a good trme takes lrfe problems as they come plans to lom the Navy after graduatron good luck to you Dave RHODA B SMITH Happmery II not something you get hut something you do Rhoda dark curly harr and brg beautrful eyes always ready for fun W y dont w have a party? radrant person alrty Spanrsh scholar fan of Frank Srnatra modern jazz enthusrast Rhoda rs bound to attam her ambmons Chorr 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Girls Chorus 2 Spanrsh Club 3 4 junior Prom 3 Dramatic Club 2 Latrn Club 2 Sophomore Hop 2 Mxxed Ensemble 4 Homecommg Concert 2 4 MARION SOUPPA To be good rr to he happy Soupy one of the qureter ones rn our class sweet a brt of devrlrsh ness found has an eye for clothes always wrllmg to help anyone at anytrme lrkes partres has a very cute smrle and bxg brown eyes happrness and luck rn all you undertake Marlon Chorus 2 3 Chorr 4 Sprxng Pro- duction 3 Homecomrng Concert 2 3 4 Glastonbury Joint Concert 2 M ELANI E M SPAZIAN And u hat they dare to dream of they dare to do Me persuasrve not afraid to speak up wonderful personalrty cloaked rn good looks such beau trful brown harr neat rn every way enloys sum mer sports possesses a sharp wrt plans to go on to more busrness educatron wrll make someone a good secretary Chorus 2 ws.. 49 52- '5'e lm' 1 df ,uf THOMAS STANDISH One who thznkr of other: has othen think o hzm Tom ta blond pleasmg personalrty speaks up rn class as many frrends and varrous rn terests a skung champ our JA presrdent born busmessman wrll be successful rn college Dramatrc Club 2 Forergn Pohcy 4 Lann Club 2 Youth Government Day 3 Intramural Soccer 2 Rec reatron Councxl 5 Jumor Prom Committee 3 Sophomore Hop Committee 2 THOMAS S STARON JR He that keepeth urzderrtand mg .shall ind good Tom small rn stature but brg rn heart hearty laugh has mnschrevous ways conscrentrous worker ways a frrendly Hr smcere frrend lrkes sports plans college success rs sure to be yours Tom Varsrty Baseball 3 4 Srlver Key Club 4 Semor Play Staff 4 Grad uanon Usher 3 Class Soccer 3 4 Class Basketball 3 4 Intramural Soccer 2 PAUL A STEELE Man nr but a reed the weaken an nature, but he rr a thmkmg reed Pau generally qulet good natured has scho lastrc abrlmes firm rn hrs personal theorxes an as ture admrrer of the xntellect ual srde of lrfe a thrnker good luck rn your chosen held Paul JV Baseball 2 Varsrty Baseball 3 4 Baccalaureate Usher 3 For elgn Polrcy Club 4 Llterary Club 4 glass Basketball 3 Class So cer DANTA H STEVENS In quzetner: and confidence your strength rhall he Dam always ready wrth a helpmg hand small but explosxve when necessary can be counted on for gorng along wrth a good trme hkes to have partres plans to go on to nursing wrll truly be an asset to the professron good luck to you Dam Chorr 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club 2 3 4 Semor Plays 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Elm Leaves 2 3 4 ar book Staff 4 Sophomore Hop Commmee 2 Junror Prom Com mnttee 3 Grrls Sports 4 Natronal Thespran Socrety 4 THOMAS G. STRONG The face the form the .fklllf of un athlete Tommy our soccer ktng popular attracttve to the opposxte sex one of the gang never a party wtthout htm ns usually seen wtth a car full as a multltude of frtends success IS yours Tom Varstty Soccer 2 3 4 ,IV Bas ketball 2 Varsnty Basketball 3 Varstty Baseball 2 3 4 Student Councnl 2 3 Soccer Co-Captam 4 Atrlertc Counctl 4 Class Basket ba I 4 JOHN F S1 RUTHERS Edumtzon 11 hut 4 pafrmg fancy Charlte Sputters easy gotng guy never tn a hurry mtschtevous blush much do ya Charlte7 has many frtends respected and smcere t e future holds much happtness for you CAROL ANN STRUZENSKI The reputatzon ol portemng the mort perfect Jocml tart Crannte vtvacxous blonde dynamxte on the the opposite sex for all tf she can see them can be seen and heard at all the games full of pep a necessity to every party a true frtend success wtll be hers Latm Club Z Decorattons Com mtttee Sophomore Hop 2 Deco- rattons Commtttee ,lumor Prom 3 Musxc Councnl 4 Yearbook Sta 4 Gtrls Chorus 4 mg Pong Tournaments 4 After School Sports 2 3 Swimming Club 5 DAWN STUART Whaler er :J worth doing at all 11 uorth doing u ell Dawn sophtsttcatton plus small tn stze but bug tn heart dxltgent worker lndlvtdual fatthful com panton backbone of the Elm Leaves her pleasmg personaltty and outstandtng abtltty wtll surely brxng her SUCCESS Elm Leaves 2 Edttor 3 4 Chotr 2 3 Stu nt Counc1l2 French Cub 3 4 Ltterary Club 3 4 Cashter 4 Nattonal Honor Soctety 3 ,luntor Prom Commtttee 3 Bac calaureate Usher 3 Gtaduauon Usher 3 Nattonal Mem Scholar shlp 4 Strung Ensemble 4 Sentor Play Cast 4 Yearbook Staff 4 All State Orchestra 4 ,047 fin -bfi, 4 ta SHIRLEY M SUNDERLAND For there J a tu mile m her eye Shtrley mtschtevous eyes and long., blonde hatr enloys art neat tn appear ance a cute gtggle as many fnends of both sexes good sport wall hnd success as a nurse Girls Chorus 2 3 Sophomore Hop Decorations 2 Juntor Prom Decorattons 3 Latxn Club 2 Span :sh Club 3 1 Recreatxon Council 3 Graduanon Usher 5 Class Nnght Usher 3 Cheerleader 4 Senior Play Lommtttee 4 Student Coun ul 4 Gtrls Sports 2 Sprung Pro duction 5 BARBARA TILLINGHA ST Frzendlznerr II the tune of 1 e Barb a hard worker full of fun doesnt she turn a lovely red when spoken to' neat dresser loves to talk a very good student seems to enjoy her shorthand because she ts often seen domg ll tn homeroom best of luck nn the future Barb Sensor Recrezmon Counctl 2 DAVID P TRAUT Oh u hy warn t I hom nah Dave popular man one of W HS s best athletes possesses wut and charm h1g.,h mtegertty trust worthy and true fine stu dent can be seen at all the dances3'79 sharp dresser best of luck to one of the best Varstty Basketball 2 3 Co Captam 4 Varstty Soccer 4 Student Coun ctl 1 4 Trafhc Squad 4 Athletic Councxl 4 Town Council nn Youth Govt 3 Fare Squad 3 4 Cl s Nnght Usher 3 Graduation Usher ROBERT URICCHIO Some think the uorld II made for fun and frolzr and Jo do I Bo envted by many for lus beautxful new cars although he ts qulet at ttmes hts close frtends know htm as fun lovlng whatever hrs chosen career we wash htm the best N Q15 C' Q., at-fmt 1 I 1 1 l L -.t l ...'.. 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X 70 5. tl Y if p ffl llgf ! il 1 I 3? a 9 5 1 .f x ff af, 1 ROBERT E UTTERBERG E1 ery man lot er u har he II good al Bo A quret unassumrng way always frlendly from under that srlence comes a great abrlrty and enthusiasm for art he has espetrally dlstrngutshed hlmself rn the held of automobile LlCSlj.,l'l wrth Bob as a LlCSlj.,l'1Cl' our future cars certarnly wrll be super' goood luck Bob ROBERT C VIANI Calm through all Ihr da3 Bo strrctly easy comp alvnays has a brrreht smlle can usually be seen with a prle of krds rn the Bulck Take rt easy qurte rnterested rn enprneerrnt also has a lrkrng for the op posrte sex plans to enter engrneerlng school est to you Bob Foreign Policy Club 4 Literary Club l Senmr Plays Cast 4 Usher at Bactalaureate 3 Class Soccer 4 fi CAROLE M WAHL 10 All there zhmgr Jorrouf mzrforlune and rujfernzg are outrzde her door Carol always enjoys her elf no matter what she does has mrschrevous ways lrkes popular musrc often een at the games those knee socks' est of luck to you Carol Grrls Leaders Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 KIRK S WALWORTH He that fr Jteadfart shall allum onto lrfe Krrk good natured and frrendly neat dresser quiet exterior hxdes a fun lovrng, nature always has a good word for everyone slncere dependable wlllrng worker puts forth hrs best efforts rn everythxng plans to attend college you re sure to be a suc cess, Krrk Radro Club 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Consnrutron Commxtree of Cam era Club 3 Secretary 4 Dramanc Club 2 3 4 Senror Play Cast 4 Dramatrc Club Treasurer 4 -. auf' 56 'V- 4 AQ ,gl 4. BARBARA J WARNER from her e3er I dfd rerelze falr speechless merrager Barbara Cute and small always neatly dressed oohh those bu, brown eyes' a good combma t1on of quietness and frrend llness a smcere frtend good natured brrtht future avxarts you Barbara FREDERICK A WARREN Sffght H1 .flature mzghn nz fnendr Freddy wrnnxntt, smxle good natured lrkes a lrttle fun hard srncere worker llvely and sprrrted never a dull moment when Freddys around always ready for a good trme dependable wrllmg., worker would get along, well no matter vuhat good luck Fred J V Baseball 2 Latln Club 2 Cass Soccer 2 3 4 Class as ketball 3 4 Varsnty Basketball Manager 3 4 Fxre Squad 3 4 Forergn Polrcy Club 4 JUDITH WARREN Cogzio ergo rum udy reserved unless rn famrhar company grven to thought or rs rt day dream rngf mdrvrdualrst favorlte place? Marne f course argumentatrve and ready to defend her oprnrons lrkes tennrs plans to attend college but rsnt sure about the more drstant future wrll meet success rn what ever she decrdes Latxn Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Elm Leaves 3 Graduation Usher 3 Literary Club 3 Chorr 2 3 4 Tennxs Tournament 3 4 CHARLES P WATRAS A man of hope and fora ard loolmzg mind Charlre one of the most respected young men a good thrnker vuth a good mmd rnterestmg con versatronalrst hard worker abundance of school sprrrt good luck and thanks from W H S , 'Skr ' Student Councrl 2 Vrce President 3 Presrdent 4 Class Presrdenr 2 Sophomore Hop Decorations 2 JV Basketball 2 3 Co Charrman junror Prom 3 Harvard Book Award 3 Tennis Team 3 Pres: dent Spanrsh Club 3 'A Youth Govt 3 Junxor Marshall 3 Traffrc Squad 4 Nutmeg Boys State 3 Class Soccer 3 4 Senior Plays 4 DAVID E WEIDLICH The worldr no heller if we hurry Dave easy gomg always looktng for a good tlme just wattrng for a funny yoke lnght hearted good natured enpoys musrc appears qulet and shy but really rsn t oo mg forward to going mto the Navy good luck Dave' BRADFORD ANDERSON WETHERELL Easy come eary go Brad tall and well butlt casual very careful never to overwork Manta an accomplrshed basketball player great sense of humor llkes to have a good nme wrth the guys those eyes' Are you k1ddmg7 co lege bound Varsrty Basketball3 4 JV Bas ketball 2 JV Baseball 2 Class Soccer 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Stlver Key 4 Student Counctl 4 Youth Govt 5 RAYMOND WILCOX Pleasure I5 my partzme Ray easy gomg manner fun to be wrth good natured hkable guy always ready for a good tnme a srncere fnend always wnlltng to help an ardent racmg fan seen at all the soccer games glub glub wow' good luck ID what ever you do Ray Foretgn Poltcy Club 4 Sentor Plays 4 Track Team 2 Class Soc cer 2 Elm Staff 4 RUTH WILDER No recerpf openeth the heart hu! a true friend Ruthie lovely long brown hatr envy of all the gtrls nn the class an eye for the opposlte sex seen around town rn bermudas Ht' How are ya? ways ready to support the team at all the games loves to drtve her cool Chrysler all the luck nn the world to a wonderful gal Lann Club 7 Sprung Produtuon Staff 2 Spantsh Club 3 4 Gr d uanon Usher 3 Rec Counctl 7 3 Yearbook Stan' -A Footlrghters Make up 2 Leaders Club 3 Soph omore Hop Commntee 2 Bad mmton Tournament 7 Girls Sports 2 'ANY ,-me gr M .46 ELIZABETH R WILEY Knou ledge and fnendrhrp are 11 hal I reek Betsy Rhode Islands exft to W H S always a new saylng excels rn svum mtng and tenms loves satlmg honor student plays the pxano and organ we has many many frtends wnll certatnly be a success ln college Lam Club 2 Choir 2 3 1 m Leaxes 3 4 Forelgn Polxcy Club I Recreation Counctl 3 Pyquag 5 Nauonal Honor Society 3 4 Year book Staff 4 Class Nrght Usher 3 Graduanon Usher 3 Badmmton Tournament 2 Tennrs Tournament 4 Basketball 2 3 4 CoC air man Refreshment Commrttee Juntor Prom 3 Decoranon Commtttee Soccer Ball 3 Mernt Scholarshxp Compentnon 4 CAROL WILLIAMS You have to go out and make fun rt doern I come to your doorrfep Ltttle One she ts be lteved qutet until she speaks full of fun always has a pleasant smtle frtendly mlschtevous tn sprrrt combmatron of gatety and calmness ltkes popular mustc and collects records enyoys cookmg mvanably happy good luck tn your secretartal work ALAN E WILSON A quzet exterzor conceal! much Alan a lot of space be tween hrs head and feet nxce lookmg quret m the classroom but not among hrs frrends neat dresser has a hrdden talent for the ptano plans to attend college good luck nn the future Alan Sentor Plays Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Forexgn Poltcy Club 4 Lnerary Club 4 ROBINA C WILSON Happy 15 the man that lr merry of heart Sukey av t fan of sports and fun peppy and gay always wrth loads of school sprrnt frtendly smrle never at a loss for words Thank you can get the wheels Suke' snncere and steadfast frxend plans to go on to college Leaders Club 3 Recreanon Coun trl 3 Sentor Play Staff I Juntor Prom Detoratuon Commtttee 3 orelgn Poltty Club S B Broadway Staff 3 Swtmmtng Club 3 Youth Govt 5 fb- 101. 3 ,af 049 l ,..a-an Era X JAMES L WINSLOW One may r1111fc and mule lm the happy one always 9ITIllll lL talks so fast that he meets hnmself comma, bank then ttrps perhaps pets tht trart from trafk mainstay of one of Wethersheltls newer sports frrendly drsposmon wxll hmm, hlm lutk 1n anyrhm he does L rn Cluh Sophomore Hop Commlttct 2 Vlrsrry C ross Coun 2 :plum 4 Vlrslry Tra 4 Lmrnry Club 3 Refrea non Counul 2 3 Slldc Rule C b 'ass ottcr C l1ss s ktthall 5 I umm Prom Commit mor ' rx st Laws Stuff 1 Arhletlt Cnuncrl JOYCI A YFDYINIAK A 11111112141 1111 the IIIHII meant 11 def 11 u 1117171 Ret txutrnge to be wlth mrsthxevous man ner lrvely and full of un the lrfe of every party oh that red harr loves to dance never mrsses a softer Lame cute smrle for everyone a loyal friend good luck nn the future Joyce Recreauon Council 2 3 Gnrls Leaders Club 3 1 Jumor Pr m Commxttee 3 Sophomore Hop Committee 2 gi .3 vv JANET YOUNG Gay good nature sparkle! fn ber eger anet always a smlle and hx for everyone frxend ly ways eager to please good natured and sym pathetic S thought u sweet manner wrth a snncere and warm personalnty hard worker success and happmess to you janet Latrn Club 2 Junror Prom Deco rauons Commlttee 71 Llm Leaves 4 MADELYN F 7IMA Tlaever Ilflfhlflg rn befomef a man ar nmdcrt .rtzllnerr and lv1m11l1ty Maddy a true frrend fun to he with frnenclly smile dlllgent student always neatly dressed enyoys sewnng and sews well a compe tent cashler good luck m the future Matldy Student Councrl 2 3 Student Coun cxl Representame 1 Hospxtalxty C ommrtzee 3 Budget Commrnee 3 our 2 3 Spanx C ub ,Tumor Prom C.omm1ttee 3 Elm tee 3 Dancmg Srlhouettes Com mxtree 4 Class Nrght Usher 3 Graduation Usher 3 Senror Play Staff 4 Flm Staff fAss1stant Bus: ness Managerl 4 Cashier 4 SIB 1 D 1 I ' J ' 44 ' no 3 - . 1 1 Q f l . . . 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X' , 1, ,JA jf' , Er HOUSC i753 THC WUHERSTIELD ELM Thi YKDST SCH4 ,. -l1x,.,., o ,,.A- I6.':O THE OLD ACADEMY 1' i Tl 4 I v 32? .. J- ' ' 4, 1 A ,4mM,gh.-vmvy r fuffa S' 4, , .KW V , 1 -' FW Ag 1' 'f',1L'L, f X , 1-. . 1 7' I. 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Vo NFL K E' al 412, 1 Blast off time for the class of 1958 is june 19th Then the spaceship that has been diligently planned and carefully constructed over the past three years will carry the crew through the unknown to their individual destinres Facrng the unknown has already been experienced by the brave rocketeers who were confused and perplexed when they first entered the Terrestrial Academy at Wethersheld The long corridors lined on either side with doors of varied and v1v1d colors and the tall people who filled them increased their bewrlderment But valrance triumphed for they sent Dave Rushforth Pete Budaj Dick Lepore Bob Allen Tom Strong and Bob Landers to the soccer field Buddy Sears managed the team which finished the season as co champions with Hall High School In due time staff chiefs were elected to conduct the progress of the Hrst year Charlie Watras became Commander in Chief and esse Rugar sat rn as Vice Com mander Joan Rrtch collected the taxes and Gig Enquist recorded facts and figures The Planetary Embassy provided entertainment for all three levels of rocket cadets Representatives from each regiment planned a festive dance appropriately christened Fzerta The enthusiasm of the dance was matched by other activities on the same gym floor Dave Traut Bob Allen and Dave Rushforth played varsity basketball and were assisted by Buddy Sears who was getting accustomed to man aging by this time The peppy cheers and vivacrty of Gig Enquist and joan Rrtch transmitted the energy of the crowd to the team rocketeers were relreved by another first a dance given by them for the entire Terrestrial Academy jim Mulvrhrll and oan Conlrn as co chairmen of the dance worked behind the scenes to make it a success im Winslow and oanne Mosher planned the refreshments while Bob Plaza and Cynthia Broadhead supervised the decoration of the gym Ron Abbe and Melanie Pellettierr made the entire student body aware of the coming affair Larry Libby and Mary ane Forino supervised tickets and Chuck Drfazio and Kathy Keeney made sure that good music was provided The Spring Production Our Hearty Were Young and Gay was a welcome interruption from studies A meteorite zoomed across the footlrghts in the person of Barbara Dickinson who gracefully fiew to the top bunk of her bed without a ladder However extraordrnary a feat that may have been it was only secondary to her acting Soon after the play she and Tom Achenbach also a member of the cast were admitted into the National Thespian Society The confusion of the first year passed into the oblivious space of the past and the yunror rocketeers emerged more active ever expanding their orbits to take in Dramatic Club Foreign Policy Club Literary Club French Club Latin Club Elm Leaves Grrls sports and Intramurals to mention a few The stalwart spirit of the soccer team augmented by joe Fortunato glowed more brightly and led the Acad emy to the Central Valley B crown Consequently the dance given by the Plane tary Embassy was named The Soccer Ball A new staff was chosen to ofiicrate for the year Commander in Chief Dave Rushforth was assisted by Official Keeper of the Cosmic Log Mary Jane Formo 46 P4 I . 1 oo ' ' ' ff 4. r . . f . . 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' - - - . and Tax Collector Wanda jones jesse Rugar valrantly retarned hrs former posrtron as Vrce Commander As fall moved asrde and wmter stepped rn the astronomlcal vorces of oan Rltch and Glg Enqulst were lomed by Melame Pellettrerr and Wanda Jones They spurred the basketball team whnch mcluded Brad Wetherell Denme MacRae Paul Schaefer jrm Mulvxhrll Dave Rushforth Bob Allen and Dave Traut Buddy Sears and Fred Warren managed them efhcrently The choral and dramatrc groups combmed thexr efforts for a one nrght stage productron m the early sprmg Speclalty acts added a vaudevrllran flavor to the program Carole Dretenhofer gave an unforgettable monologue on Hawthornes symbolrc Home of Seven Gabler whrch had become sublect for ponderxng several weeks previously Sxnce the productnon was called A Bft of Broadway nt would have been rncomplete wlthout the add1t1on of a play The cast xncludmg Barbara Duck rnson Ron Abbe Tom Achenbach Kathy Marshall presented A Weddzng On the appoxnted day rn March trme was taken to honor those who had proved therr mtellectual worth by feats wrth book paper and pen Ron Abbe Tom Achenbach Rrcky Chrdsey Mary Ann Drnunzro Loxs Fullerton Larry Lrbby Kathy Marshall Joanne Mosher jrm Mulvrhtll Dawn Stuart and Betsey W1ley were 1n1t1ated mto the Nat1onal Honor Soclety The Harvard Book Award was presented to Charlle Watras the Trmrty Book Award to jrm Mulvrhrll More taxes had been acqurred by now and consequently the class dance was the scene of affluent Persran decoratrons and the whrrlmg figures of grrl rocketeers who had exchanged therr fatngue umforms of loafers socks sweaters and skrrts for lavrsh gowns m a myrlad of splendrd colors whrch brrghtly contrasted wrth the purple and azure draped hall accented by gnlded stars Remrnlscent of the pageantry of medreval days a kmg queen court jester and queens court were chosen at the lavrsh affarr Charlre Watras not unfamllrar wrth the responsrbrlrtres of leadershrp was crowned krng oan Rrtch was hxs queen and Ron Abbe accus tomed to the ways of buffoonery was court jester The queens court was adorned by a bevy of beautres Wanda ones ane L1lly Grg Enqulst Barbara Drckrnson Imogene Donovan and jane Hlckey Throughout the fun and excxtement all were conscxous of the gurdmg hands of Charlle Watras and Barbara Drckmson wrth the co operatron of refreshment charrmen Betsy W1ley and Gayle Davxs trckets Joanne Mosher and Larry Lrbby publrcrty Melanre Pellettlerr and Ron Abbe decoratrons Joan Rrtch and Dave Logan all who were responsxble for the success of the en deavor As the year of 1957 drew to a close a deluge of electlons poured from all dxrectrons Youth Government Day was planned so that the rocketeers mlght be come fam1l1ar wrth votmg machmes and the course of planetary affarrs Wanda Jones Mary Ann D1nunz1o jesse Rugar Bob Allen Dave Traut Dave Rushforth Grg Enqurst Slbby Hunter and Imogene Donovan comprrsed the Town Councll Bob Allen was granted the hlgh olhce of mayor and state representatrves were Tom Achenbach and Charlre Watras The next major electron was held for the chorce of representatrves for Nutmeg Boys State and Laurel Gxrls State Tom Achenbach Dave Rushforth Charlle Watras Bob Allen Bob Plaza Jesse Rugar Mary Jane Formo Inez Pla Phr Harrrs and Wanda jones spent seven enjoyable and educatlonal days at the Unrversrty of Connectrcut rn june as a result A trafhc squad was elected for the commg year sxnce mov1ng bodles sometrmes crash IIIIO each other rn space Tom Achenbach Ron Abbe Bob Allen Chuck DIFHZIO Mary Ann Dmunzxo Imogene Donovan Barbara Dnckmson Grg Enqurst Mary ane Formo Phr Harrrs jane Hrckey Wanda jones Bob Landers Larry Llbby Im 47 J 66 X ws. -X- XX 'V N X I f-e XX W ' Lf f . 'eq X x 9 Mulvrhrll Charl1e Watras Joan Rrtch Jesse Rugar Dave Rushforth and Dave Truat were those voted rn As a result of the Student Embassy electron Charlre Watras Wanda Jones and Mary Ann Dmunzro were chosen to act ln the capacrty of presrdent treasurer and secretary The fmal year before take off was hectrc crammed w1th book work and out srde act1v1t1es serxous speculat1on and frantrc arrangements for the rmpendrng journey An off1c1al document was prepared wrth the utmost secrecy by Mary Jane Formo and Inez Pla Everyone wanted eagerly for the day when nts contents would be revealed Chxefs of Staff were chosen for the last tnme Tom Achenbach became Com mander rn Chxef w1th Ron Abbe as hrs Vlce Commander Phr Harrxs was xntrusted with the top secret Cosmlc Log and upon Imogene Donovan fell the task of mter nal revenue collectrng The soccer team under co captams Tom Strong and Dave Rushforth outdrd rtself agaxn The combined efforts of Bob Allen Dave Traut Bob Landers Bob Drennan and a new but sk1lled player Tony Sere slxs won the state soccer cham pronshrp Co captalns Dave Traut and Bob Allen Paul Schaefer Dennrs MacRae and Bob Landers left the class A basketball team wrth hopes for more vlctorles oan Rrtch and Wanda Jones co captarns received Glor1a Gurlmartm and Shrrley Sunderland as new members of therr bouncy squad Soon commrttees were chosen for Bon Voyage partres featmg and the ceremony prlor to the flrght Srbby Hunter and Paul Steele conducted Class Nrght Joan D1Mart1no and Larry Lrbby headed the Graduatron commrttee Cynthla Broad head and Davrd Rushforth dlrected the Senror Banquet Kay Hummel and Chuck by Joan Denalsky and Bob Landers Barbara Goodrrch and Jesse Rugar were placed IU charge of the Class Prcnrc Danczng Szlhouetter the annual fall dance gxven by the Planetary Embassy was supersomcally superseded by Senlor Plays How to Propose drrected by Mrs Joyce Hall was a comedy adrortly narrated by Ray LeFoll and a1ded by drver srfied tableaux consrstlng of Carole D1etenhofer and Ray Wxlcox as the glub glubbxng representatlves of the preh1stor1c era Gayle Davrs and Jrm Wrnslow portrayed a proposal when knrghthood was ln flower Mary Jane Formo Jlm Mulv1h1ll and Jack Prrbram were plctured at the turn of the century Jane Lllly and Drck Gaetanlello showed a proposal Brooklyn style Lxnda Blackman and Klrk Walworth were cast as sophrstocated socralxtes Kathy Marshall d1sproved Rays theorles and Drck Batt was hrs usual George self In Mr Olrver P Mellens play Foot ally the superb actrng of Larry Lrbby held the audlence rn suspense through out the ent1re drama Ron Abbe Joyce Francolrne Inez Pla Ken Potz Rusty M1ller Bev RIVOIIC Doug Crocker Bob VIZHI Dlck Batt and Russell Agne ap peared wrth Larry rn attrre and character dlfferrng greatly from therr own The tr1o of Dawn Stuart Tom Achenbach and Barbara Drckrnson prov1ded the actlon rn Smokercreen a tense and dynamrc drama Mr Laurence H W1lson and Mr Grlbert E Evans drrected the production As a result of therr efforts rn the plays Rusty Mrller Doug Crocker Ray LeFoll Joyce Francolrne and Ron Abbe were admttted rnto the Natronal Thespran Socrety A few months later Mary Jane Formo was presented the D A R award College boards record hops studles rn the cafe perlod 5 Engllsh classes and amb1gu1ty soccer games ln mud puddles the close of the Webb to turbulent teen agers followed by an abundance of house partres Bandstand and Sputnrk retreated mto the past as the rocket carryrng the class of 58 vanlshed rnto the future 48 . ' 7 I I ' 7 7 7 I ' 7 'J t 7 7 ' - ' 7 q - v D 1 . a . . I 0 ll . , 0 , ' . . . . O Q , O n ' I . . . - - s ' l x ' ' 9 Y 7 7 7 - ' ' 9 9 s J , ' . , . . . . . 6 . 7 1 - 1 L ' - . . . 3 DiFazio supervised the Baccalaureate exercisesg Caps and Gowns were supervised S . . . I . , . , . , - 7 7 7 7 7 7 . , . . .. ,, I 1 . U . , I, I . . . - ' ' 7 7 7 7 I 7 7 7 7 - . , , y . . I . . , . . . I . 7 3 7 7 ' 7 , , . . , . . 1 1 ' 7 7 7 Ronnie Abbe leaves Miss Cheney, Mrs. Dennis, and Miss Bolduc to pick up someone else on their way to school. Tom Achenbach leaves Mrs. Worrall to herself. Russell Agne leaves the physics lab to Nils Dahl. Mary Lu Ali leaves Cathy Fitzgerald to be as silly, crazy, spaghetti-eating, and late as ever. Bob Allen leaves his nose, because it's too large to carry around with him. Anita Andross leaves her typing ability to a struggling secretary. Carol Archambault leaves her law class to Mr. Dejohn. Steve Badolato leaves a grinder to Danny O'Brien. Ed Barlow leaves to sell ice cubes to the Eskimos. Billy Bartenstein leaves Grant Perry and Zac behind. Dick Batt leaves clowning around to some other fool. Donna Bell leaves Miss Marquard to manage the Health Room by herself. Linda Blackman leaves divinely. Tom Blinn leaves before we get a chance to know him. Roger Bouchard leaves his curly hair to Joe Marulli. Joanne Brauner leaves her genuine red hair to jane Trombley. Cynthia Broadhead leaves the tardy list empty. Luella Brooks leaves the name Lucille to Miss Fulton. Barbara Brown leaves her laugh to Diane Bouchard. George Brown leaves for Sound View. Petey Budaj leaves Greg Boyd to count the now then, now there's. Evelyn Burke leaves still trying to find a successful freckle remover. Pat Burke leaves trying to get to work on time. Mary Lou Bushnell leaves all her good marks to Pat Dowley. Bill Byrne leaves his slices to next year's golf team. John Caldes leaves regretfully. Dick Carlberg just leaves! Ellen Carr leaves passing a note in study hall to Mary Lou Bushnell. Mike Caruso leaves for the shore. Jim Chabot leaves his warning notices to anyone who needs warning. Ricky Chidsey leaves late. Barbara Cioto leaves all her nicknames to Lorraine Serra. Grace Cooper leaves her gum under the fifth seat, first row of room 227. Bill Cox leaves in his new cat for Alaska. Doug Crocker leaves the lights on in the projection room. Gail Davis leaves still saying nay to Sir Montmorency. Bob Degree leaves a trail of undeveloped film behind. Joan Denalsky leaves with her latest college beau. Rudy DeBlasio leaves blue polka dots. Barbara Dickinson leaves trying to make the deadline for Parade of Youth. Carole Dietenhofer leaves her leopard skin to some dramatically-inclined cave woman. Chuck DiFazio leaves his sweater and voice to Perry Como. Joan DiMartino leaves Sam to find a new girlfriend. Betty DiMella leaves all her problems to Dear Abby. Mary Ann Dinunzio leaves her stature but not her height. Billy Donnelly leaves happily. Imogene Donovan leaves still paying class bills. Bill Dotchen leaves his film for Mr. Beck to develop. Yvette Doucette leaves memories. Bob Drennan leaves the dictator from Democracy plotting schemes with the friendly librarian. Angeline Duda leaves to type more Elm Leaves stencils. Jane Dunn leaves the bleachers empty during gym class. Jim Ebner leaves Latin to die by itself. Gayanne Enquist leaves in the little white bomb. Carol Favry leaves her hard-fought-for space in the powder room outside cafe to Peg Gowley. Mary jane Forino leaves Mr. Mesulis confused. joe Fortunato leaves his brains and looks to Bob Peters. Joyce Francoline leaves with no sentimentality. Lois Fullerton leaves dry-eyed. Dick Gaetaniello leaves to replace Elvis Presley. Moe Gagnon leaves the First National to the juniors. Pat Gainty leaves with all the green passes from the office. Bruce Gallant leaves third period study hall quiet. 0 ff lf! B1ll Geigl leaves his pitching machine to the baseball team Pat G1anett1 leaves those flirty eyes to Polly Buckley Craig Goff leaves Sam a new mop and some clean tables for th1rd cafe Dave Goodine leaves C C s to Bob Peters Barbara Goodrich leaves in a typical whirlwind Wendy Grant leaves wondering if Jesse has put back the ladder yet Joyce Griggs leaves locker No 352 to any Junior who wants it Dave Griswold leaves his vitality to Grandma s Molasses Gloria Guilmartin leaves her legs to Wyatt Earp Dave Guy leaves Mr Yarrow a carton of Viceroys for the meets Dick Haase leaves for outer space Gerry Haiko leaves Democracy class to Nancy Nolan Sara Hannum leaves that choice seat in Physics to the next deserving junior Bob Hansen leaves a good phonograph to WPOP Betsy Harrington leaves her fingernails to a nervous Junior Phi Harris leaves st1ll trying to get her last homework assignment done Pat Hart leaves trying to keep up with a certain UConn freshman Bill Hawksworth leaves to hunt for all those lost golf balls Bob Hawse leaves without a backward glance Dianne Heywood leaves her black skirt to any future Foxoman Jane Hickey leaves her long nails to Mr Hutnik Kay Hummel leaves to become the new Miss Monitor Sibby Hunter leaves Donald Cam1ll1er1 to make out as best he can with the younger generation Joe Impelluso leaves in a hurry Kenny Jacobs leaves with no excuse for Miss Foster Marion Jefferis leaves on time for once John Jinks leaves his crutches to the next victim Dick Jones leaves with his chauffeur Wanda Jones leaves her spare time to anyone who can find it Tom Kablik leaves Atlas to bear the cares of the world Paul Kearns leaves his long school day to any lazy 1un1or Kathy Keeney leaves on the course of true love that never runs smooth Ginny King leaves a pocketbook full of food to Patsy Hayes Bill Kolouch leaves st1ll half asleep Phyllis Kuzma leaves her smile to Pat Joslyn Bob Landers leaves his soccer shoes to anyone who can replace the oe. Dave Lawrence leaves the casual twitch to Donald Camillieri. Ray LeFoll leaves his receding hairline to Mr. Shanahan. Larry Libby leaves with a barbaric yawp. Jane Lilly leaves a melted snowball to Judy Montgomery. Dave Logan leaves - finally!! Lois Lombard leaves her giddy laugh to Milly Kropp. Walt Lototski leaves with his radio blaring. Dennis MacRae leaves a picture of his legs to Willie Wood. Joanne Manson leaves French II wondering why she ever took it. Kathy Marshall leaves her height to the Varsity Basketball team. Bill Martino leaves not talking while the flavor lasts. Ann Martyn leaves her overloaded car ashtray to the school parking lot. Butch Massaferro leaves his finger to anyone who is all thumbs. JoAnn Mecca leaves her long curly hair to Sue Span. Ray Meder leaves an interesting school record. Mary Lou Messina leaves Mr. Parker s lifesavers to some unsuspecting junior. Jeni Meyer leaves Mr. Clark still arguing. Rusty Miller leaves her innocent look to Dottie Davis. Charlotte Mingo leaves for the shore with her sister to becoine a Rider of the Purple Sage. Pauline Misorski leaves with a carload. Ray Missell leaves his dirty white walls for the juniors to clean. Jim Mulvihill leaves, book in hand. Gussie Murphy leaves with most of the clan yet to come. Margie Neckermann leaves her dimples to Nancy DeNoie. Lorraine Nilsen leaves blushing. Luther Norton leaves the faculty with one less headache. Jim Officer leaves in his black Chevy. Moira O'Shea leaves her name to any Frenchman. Janet Page leaves with her brother. John Page leaves wrenches and grease. 50 Carol Pellettrerr leaves her laugh to any gloomy junror Melanre Pellettrerr leaves her vorce lost at every game to Mrllr Wolfson Joe Peltrer leaves the seat rn the rear of the cafe John Phrllrps leaves hrs sports Jackets to Bob Bedlack Roberta Phrllrps leaves her bobby prns to Judy O Nerll Inez Pra leaves strll tryrng to get a yearbook picture from Joe Fortunato Bob Plaza leaves hrs B W A presidency to anyone who wants rt Jane Popham leaves reaching for hrgh C Kenny Potz leaves Zorro s death cry for the appropriate moments rn next year s trrg class Nola Pratt leaves her own personal copy of Peyton Place to Mr Shanahan for the lrbrary s use Jack Prrbram leaves determined to stop running Dennis Reardon leaves hfth perrod English quiet Edward Reid leaves hrs empty wallet Loure Renza leaves a set of Jack London novels to Mr Evans Nancy Rrordan leaves for Belmont Joan Rrtch leaves the Green Hornet rn the parking lot Beverly Rrvorre leaves with one more question for Mr Parker Gloria Roberge leaves her copy of The Sun Dzd It to whoever can make rt work Ward Rogers leaves all hrs unsolved algebra problems to Mr Hutnrk Regma Romanellr leaves with the Maypo Krd Jesse Rugar leaves remembrances of Frosty Hollow to Wrllre Wood and Brlly Gilbert Dave Rushforth qurtte la classe de francais Valerre Russell leaves for Pras Przza Shop Davrd Salrsbury leaves Jimmy Ofhcer and Ray Mrssell at their locker Paul Schaefer leaves engrossed rn hrs Brrd Watcher s Guide Paul Schelrn leaves tryrng to catch the school bus Paul Schroll leaves English 12 to hrs brother Buddy Sears leaves a broken pencrl to the future manager Tony Sereslrs leaves the soccer Held after making a good start Helen Shepard leaves looking for work Angela Srpala leaves her fear of lab to lrttle Lours Hock Davrd Skorka leaves Mrss Foster a grant economy srze bottle of asprrrn Marron Souppa leaves her nickname Melanie Spazran leaves her harr to Vrrgrnra lsham Tom Standish leaves to turn off the bubble machine Tom Staron leaves a year s supply of celery to Mrs Alexander Paul Steele leaves strll arguing Danta Stevens leaves with the brll of sale for her guitar Tommy Strong leaves hustlrng ofcourse ohn Struthers leaves hrs sweater to Bonnre Powers Carol Ann Struzenskr leaves strll tryrng to find her way out Dawn Stuart leaves her long walk to school to Sarah Wolcott Shirley Sunderland leaves Cathy strll washing the nutrrtron dishes Barbara Trllrnghast leaves all her ailments to a vacation seeker Dave Traut leaves hrs curl rn the center of hrs forehead Bob Urrcchro leaves strll undecided as to whrch car to use Bob Utterberg leaves hrs name Bob Vranr leaves more room rn Moes locker Carole Wahl leaves with a frrend from East Madtown Kirk Walworth leaves strll collecting Dramatic Club dues Barbara Warner leaves to catch the 1 25 bus Fred Warren leaves the venetian blrnd cords rn knots Judy Warren leaves obscurely Charlre Watras leaves a tennrs racket to Coach Mason Dave Werdlrch leaves hrs books rn the ash can Brad Wetherell leaves hrs unused sneakers to next year s team Ray Wrlcox leaves hrs skrns and club to the next cave man Ruth Wrlder leaves to catch the next plane for Florrda Betsy Wrley leaves the tennrs courts empty Carol Wrllrams leaves Amerrcan hrstory finally Alan Wrlson leaves hrs Desert Boots to anyone who wants them Robrna Wrlson leaves sophomore subjects to the sophomores rm Wrnslow leaves hrs smrle as a walking ad for Pepsodent Joyce Yedzrnrak leaves her gift of gab to Doris DesMarars Janet Young leaves quretly Madelyn Zrma leaves last wrshrng her name were Abbe Rhoda Smith leaves for Cuba to pick up the pieces. i J A ' ' Q A . ' ' 51 .05 ,' 1f7p ' 4' I 1 4 21177 1 ,I l 4 I tl ' l 4 ,nf ,V 1 I I X ff bf 'P T Mrs Dorothy Attala1des leaves her red carry all Mr F Ellls Backman leaves strll trymg to make the sen1ors return the1r democracy pamphlets to Mr Shanahan on tlme Mr Henry Beck leaves a bottle of formaldehyde to keep the Class of 1958 well preserved Mrss Loretta Berry leaves Buena suerte a todos los estudnantes de la clase de 1958 Mrss Ena Bolduc leaves Tous ses voeux de bonheur a la classe de 1958 Mnss Elva Cheney parts w1th the members of Homeroom 232 wlth regrets Mr Fred A Clark leaves the members of the 1958 traflic squad on thelr proper posts for once Mr joseph Cottone leaves cahsthemcs to the semor boys Mrss Helen Curtxs leaves her brology classes to memor1ze the phyla Mr Anthony Dejohn leaves for Edward s Men s Shop Mrs Mary Denms leaves congratulatrons to all sen1ors who d1d such a wonderful job on Senlor Plays Mr Gllbert Evans leaves lookmg for non conformxsts Mrss Vnola Foster leaves the Senror Cholr rn tune Mr Perley Fullerton leaves on a membershrp drxve for the 2 15 club Mnss Elaxne Fulton leaves all the pxns and needles dropped on the floor 1n Room 114 Mlss Adrlenne Goolkasran leaves her Lann IV students strll argumg Mrs oyce Hall leaves mstructlons on How to Propose Mr Lawrence Hutmck leaves hrs cup and saucer rn the filmg cabmet to the boys gym Coach Mason Anthony Latxna leaves these words Procrastmatlon lS the thref of trme Mnllard Mason leaves hrs great semor athletes Olrver Mellen leaves the class of 58 wnth the w1sh that thexr Footfalls may all lead to success and happlness Anthony Mesulls leaves the chem lab nn the competent hands of Slbby Hunter and Gayle Davls George Mullm leaves fond memorles of Curley Howard Neldel leaves hls book Underrlandzng zloe Teen Ager to one of next years class advrsors Mr Wrlllam Parker leaves best wrshes for a successful future to the class of 1958 Mlss Marcla Pmkham leaves all the letters of the alphabet to any 1ndustr1ous person wnllmg to paste them on her blank typewrnter keys Mxss Carole Rutherford leaves her leopard skm to Caryl An Dletenhofer Mr oseph Shanahan leaves one sllghtly used moustache Mlss Ellzabeth Slayton reluctantly parts with hve members of the cheermg squad Mlss Bernrce Sm1tman leaves the speedy Elm Leaves typlsts Mxss Dolores VISCOHII leaves a pa1r of m1nk sneakers to Val Russell Mrs Emoyean Weaver leaves slncere best wtshes to her sennor Englxsh classes Mr Clarence Westcott leaves on the rxght note Mrs Rae Wlllard leaves a copy of the 1958 Elm to anyone wlth 5400 Mr Laurence W1lson leaves on a nature walk Mrs Eleanor Wllson leaves gtvlng her annual portrayal of Brutus Mrs Maryorre W1UdS0f leaves to meet the deadl1ne for Scholast1c Wr1t1ng Mr Robert Yarrow leaves hrs homeroom qulet W f r ' 1 I ty lf, N ' 1 ll 1 In il l l 4 A ' 4 ll ' ' . ' . lv , . .. X ky I 3 '. . ' I .. - X i . l , . I xx 8 1 j F N X .I - Q -- .' . ' . . Mr. Richard Lawton leaves obviously. Mr. ' ' ' . Mr. D . . . - Mr. I ' . , 1 Mr. I . . . - , :IZ 1' . . h ' K 52 TT ll THE IDEAL BOY AND GIRL Melanie Spazian Iphigenia Harris Iphigenia Harris Angela Sipala Jane Lilly Imogene Donovan Joan Denalsky Imogene Donovan Inez Pia THE IDEAL BOY AND GIRL Barbara Brown LAUGH Marjorie Neckermann DIMPLES Augusta Murphy COMPLEXION Charlotte Mingo SHOULDERS Marion Jefferis HANDS Shirley Sunderland Gayanne Enquist BODY Carol Favry LEGS Kathy Keeney FEET Dawn Stuart POSTURE George Brown Paul Steele David Skorka David Skorka Paul Schaefer David Skorka David Rushforth David Logan Dennis MacRae 53 HAIR EYEBROWS EYELASHES EYES NOSE ' MOUTH TEETH SMILE VOICE David Skorka David Skorka Dick jones Dick Gaetaniello Bob Allen David Rushforth Charles Watrns David Rushforth David Goodine if TIME 1974 PLACE Interior of the spacelrner Ariana Earth OCCASION First flight of the ship ANNOUNCER Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen We are here today to witness H H Il 2n S I the launching of the luxurious spaceliner Ariana on its first rnterplanetary flight Your guides for this memorable occasion will be that well known Broadway director Caryl An Dretenhofer and the star of her latest production Barbara Dickinson Thank you The ship rs filling up now with many prominent persons Among them I see novelist Larry Libby dictating notes to hrs secretary Diane Heywood Near hrm rs Rusty Miller eminent scientist on her way to Venus to continue her research on finding a substitute for sleep Say whats the commotion over at the hatchwayf Why its joe Fortunato mil lronarre and rnterplanetary playboy trying to get hrs pink elephant up the gang plank As usual hes making a spectacular entrance Bill Gergel and Dave Gris Wold hrs elephant trainers are directing the operation All of oes secretaries could not accompany hrm on this trrp so he brought only Pat Granettr Carol Favry Barbara Warner Mary Lou Bushnell Gerry Harko and Phyllrs Kuzma There seems to be a medical contention gorng on in the corner ames Mulvrhrll MD Charles DIFHZIO dentist and Paul Steele psychologrst are deep in con versatron Isnt rt a coincidence that so many of our old classmates are here today? Yes Ive see many of them in the crowd which has gathered here to watch the launching Deep sea divers Dave Skorka and Al Mazzaferro have surfaced long enough to attend and mrssronary Angeline Duda has brought her whole congre gation. Nurses Mary Lu Ali jane Lilly jo Ann Mecca and Angela Sipala haxe also taken time of? to come today. Many of the members of our Earth Armed Forces have taken leave for the cer- emony. Bill Bartenstein Bruce Gallant ohn Phillips Dave Lawrence Dax id Guy and ohn jinks represent the Marine Corps while Bill Donnelly Dick Carl- burg Ward Rogers Daxe Weidlich Steve Badalato and Mike Caruso are here from the Navy. Tom Achenbach king of the world has declared the history-making day an inter- national holiday so that school teachers could be present. Inez Pia Mary ane Forino Ruth DiBlasio Joanne Manson Robina Wilson Gale Davis and Bev Rivoire have brought their elementary classes. I hear that joan Ritch Melanie Pellettieri Phi Harris and Russ Agne have also encouraged their high school classes to come. Employees of the Drennan Bank and Trust Co. hired a bus drixen by Bob Uric- chio to make the trip. 54 fl H fl Both I1 S I1 fl Many of our classmates work at Bobs bank ohn Caldes Robert Hawse and Buddy Sears are Vrce Presrdents Therr secretarres Betsy Harrrngton Pat Hart and Grace Cooper also work there Tellers rn the company are Ray Meder Tom Blrnn and Jane Dunn Theres Jrm Officer Certrfled Publrc Accountant at the bank You can tell thrs rs an rmportant occasron because Luther Norton has left hrs soft drrnk concessron rn Death Valley to attend Joyce Francolrne even gave up her place by the fountarn rn Greenwrch Vrllage to be here O there are Yvette Douchette and Joyce Grrggs wrth therr husbands Yes there are certarnly qurte a few of our classmates around Just a mrnute I thrnk the chrrstenrng ceremony IS about to begrn Yes theres beauty queen Shrrley Sunderland breakrng a bottle of champagne over the hull Unrversally known button pusher Crarg Goff rs about to push hrs greatest button the one whrch wrll send us and the sleek shrp Arrana hurdlrng on rts way through space Flashbulbs from Bob Degrees camera are contrnuously popprng and Paul Kearns rs leadrng hrs band rn the rousrng tune Off We Go Into The Wrld Blue Yonder And Now AWAY WE GO' Now that we are rn the arr lets say a few words about the constructron of the shrp B111 Byrne and Jack Prrbram mathematrcrans Jrm Wrnslow physrcrst and Dave Traut chref engrneer drd the basrc plannrng wrth therr team rnclud rng Dennrs Reardon Jrm Ebner B111 Dotchrn Roger Bouchard Bob Vranr Ken Potz and Krrk Walworth Specrflc phases of the constructron were handled by and Walt Latotsky electronrcs engrneers Bob Hansen electrrcal engrneer and Drck Haase and Bob Plaza mechanrcal engrneers Some of the members of therr vast teams were engrneers Tom Staron Drck Batt Ed Barlow John Struthers B111 Cox George Brown Dave Salrsbury Tom Strong and Fred Warren The rnterror decoratrng was done by Cynthra Broadhead whrle archrtect Ron Abbe planned the rnterror rtself Wendy Grant Srbby Hunter and Ruth Wrlder added therr artrstrc talents to the decor The shrp rtself has all the convenrences of a modern crty a beauty shop run by Joe lmpelluso and Margre Neckerman a fully equrpped gymnasrum headed by athletrc drrectors Valerre Russell and Bob Landers Before the take off I saw gym teachers Pete Buday and Betsy Wrley down there watchrng that perennral college student Dave Logan work out The restaurant rs equrpped to serve all rnterplanetary drshes Joe Peltrer chref chef and Evelyn Burke ane Popham and Helen Shepard wart on tables The servrce by the way rs the fastest rn the unrverse The llashrng red lrght on the dash panel rs the srgnal that we have entered Venuss atmosphere The crew IS makrng ready for landrng Drck Jones Ken Jacobs Paul Schroll John Page Ray LeFoll and Ray Wrlcox of the Earth Space Corps are busy at thrs task A lrne of people drsembarkrng at thrs stop rs form rng at the marn hatchway Kathryn Marshall lawyer and her secretary Barbara Trllrnghast are stoppmg here at Venus to see socralrte Gayanne Enqurst who had asked them to take a case for her Bob Allen and Dennrs MacRae promrnent rnsurance men are also leavrng the shrp at thrs stop wrth members of therr firm Ann Martyn Joyce Yedzrnrak and Pat Burke As we land I can see Alan Wrlson Earths envoy to Venus comrng forward to welcome us wrth a delegatron of emrnent Venusrans A small crowd has gathered to wrtness the landrng Among them I see Lours Renaz professor of phrlosophy at Venus U Also from the field of educatron I see Madelyn Zrma and Carol Ann Struzenskr elementary teachers on thrs planet 55 'QLQ A R f--1 2 dz ' . 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I MA ,-1:1 ami! f Obs fl I1 Il I1 The class of 1958 IS also well represented on Venus for rnstance Paulme Mtsor skr joan Denalsky Gussre Murphy Janet Young Marlon Souppa Danta Stevens and Barbara Cloto are workrng tn the ultra modern hosprtal as nurses wh1le Nancy Rrordan Mo1ra OShea Betty D1Mella Mary Lou Messma and Carol Pellettert are medtcal secretartes Maurxce Gagnon ts supervrsmg the unloadmg of a shrpment of home escalators for the Watras Wetherell Department store largest rn the unxverse More of our classmates are workmg rn th1s store Jane Hrckey Kathy Keeny Carole Wahl and Marlon efferrs are retallers Bob Utter berg IS store manager Brll Kolouch on hrs Artana to Venus radto mforms us that the shrp IS ready for take off Ptlot Mary Ann Dmunzto IS warmmg up the motors and we re off agam People are makmg themselves comfortable rn the shtps spac1ous lounge for the rxde to Pluto Several are at the bar whtch ts tended by jrm Chabot Rrcky Chtd sey soc1al drrector has arranged a talent show from among the passengers Some of partrcxpants are dancer Wanda ones and three trme gold record wmner Barbara Brown Rrcky plans to end the program wtth a one act play starr1ng Academy Award Wtnner Dick Gaetamello Here comes Luella Brooks janet Page and Lorratne Nrlsen spacelrne hostesses 1nv1t1ng the passengers to the readmg room by smgmg Lets All Go To The Lrbrary As we enter thts room we see secretartes Lots Lombard Ellen Carr Carol Archambault and Joanne Brauner domg research work for therr respectxve employers B1ll Marttno Dave Rushforth Tony Sereslts and Tom Standrsh Glor1a Gu1lmart1n and Kay Hummel shrps nurses are commg rn to speak wrth Dr Dawn Stuart the shrp s physlclan Amta Andross Donna Bell and Carol Wtllrams employees rn the shtps office are loudly announcrng that we wrll be on Pluto rn three mrnutes but srlence lovmg ltbrartan Lots Fullerton doesnt apprecxate the gesture As before when we were ready to land people are agam lmtng up at the hatchway Frrst rn lme 15 Mtss Vtrgtnra Kmg Earth s top model mth her travelmg companton Regmra Romanellr and fashron designers Glorla Roberge and Nola Pratt Next ln l1ne IS Paul Schaefer wtld lrfe photographer who IS here to shoot scenes for hts next true ltfe film Behrnd h1m rs Earths new ambassador to Pluto Rhoda Smrth here to relteve Tom Kablrk who has been transferred to the moon oan D1Mart1no udy Warren Ltnda Blackman and Melanle Spazlan along with many others have made the journey wrth no specral arm but to colonnze thxs planet Jem Meyer and Pat Gamty have come w1th more definlte plans to contmue the1r careers as socxal workers The stop here wnll be short as we are behmd schedule and must start back for Earth tmmedxately Whtle we are here however Imogene Donovan and Barbara Goodrxch wrll relteve the shtps nurses who have been on duty durtng th1s trtp As these people who have been w1th us depart others come on board for the yourney home Economtst Bull Hawksworth rs returntng to report Plutos hnancral srtuatron at the next sessron of the Unnted Worlds Some are on unofficial bust ness Ray Mxssell prmter Ed Rexd dairy herdsman Roberta Ph1ll1ps X Ray tech mctan and Charlotte Mmgo tnsurance agent are all returntng to see old frtends and therr famrltes Now as the hatchway closes markxng the begmntng of the last leg of the your ney we take our leave We have shown you how the shtp was b.11lt how tt pro gressed and how lf has fared thus far We have not taken you to the end of the tr1p because there ts no end Mans mxnd w1ll always fmd more and better means of conquerrng all the problems whrch w11l ever face h1m Wtth thrs thought 1n mmd we leave you and return you to Radro Earth I .A lst: . 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I ' -+- 'P' A H H 'I , ' Q .rw I I Along the mllky way wr Xa Q Ulf if f-vi O-' v 1 mv iw, 's fall Rh. wk 1.1 X U 'X j Q LU as STUDENT COUNCIL to Row One S Pomeroy I Harr1s I Donovan R Allen D Buckingham A Spencer Granettr W Jones Mr T H Sknm Pnnwpal C Watras Row Four R Kerzmak R V1gnatt1 N Carbone M M Dmunzro D Ambrose D Lxsbon M Zlma S Grbb George F Markette E Harrrs J Connor J Babel R nese R Ianders D Rushforth C D1Faz1o D Traut J Row Frve R Moul1n C Hammel G Backe G Formo Mulv1h1l1 B Wetherell W Nev1lle C Watson M Bradley I Dotchm I Smrth M Forrno j Hrckey Row Three J Lanquxsh M Serafinx W Zrmmerman S Ouellette B Drckmson C Broadhead M Wolfson Rrchardson A Courtney J Trombley S Klrkpatrrck D Mmgo B Hess Desmarrs J Anderson R Twaddle J Drefenderfer D X gd? ,fx gi. xl STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Charles Watras, prendent, Mary Ann Drnunzro, Jecretary, Davrd Ambrose, wee prexzdent, Wanda Jones, Ireasurer I fy! ' I Lg I V Row Two: jj Depasquale,,R.'Nichols,, J.'Rossi'rli, DD. Serig- Morissdttegj. Rugar,YR..Hunter,, D.. Longey., . ,U . - z . ' , . ', . 'I . , . , . ' ' , . , . , C. I x I - - J X X I I I N N + ' 4 1 1 1 , ' SL D A43 5 5 X 3 rm r S 4 I l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row One D Stuart Mr W Parlfer chazrman L Libby Pfexzdent M Dinunzio Row Two I DiMartino S Twaddle F Chidsey L Fuller ton E Wiley J Mulvihill R Abbe T Achenbach W Coates M Forino Row Three J Warren M Zima P Gainty B Dickinson Harris E Meehan S Strong B Diefenderfer H Smith Wolcott W Jones J Francolme Row Four N Dahl L Falvo W Diefenderfer R Hansen D Sexton D Rushforth Not in picture K Marshall FOREIGN POLICY CLUB Row One: 'A. Wilson, J. Primm, M. Jefiefis, P. Burke, J Meyer, R. Wilcox, R. LeFoll, Mr. F. Berkman. Adrixerf T. Kablilt, V. Gorham, P. Hayes, V. King, P. Hunter, J. Man- son, M. Forino, J. Mulvihill. Row Two: W. Grant, W. jones, C. Burg, B. Rivoire, L. Libby, K. Marshall, R. Miller, 1. Francoline, F. Wiley, G. Davis, I. Harris, B. Harrington, S. String, P. Misorski. Row Three: L. Falvo, R. Suppicich, D. Sexton, N. Kelleher, M. Quellette, L. Renza, B. Goodrich, J. Hickey, G. Guil- martin, J. Denalsky, j. Earley, V. Humphreys, C. jepsen, J. Gillett. Row Four: P. Deeks, W. Byrne, G. Griffin, R. Viani, K Potz, F. Sears, R. Drennan, iD. MacRae, T. Standish, C Broadhead, L. Blackman, R. Wilson, W. Coates, S. Gibb. Row Five: J. Ebner, K. Hummel, B. Dickinson, D. Davis V. Eastman, G. Haiko, N. Nolan, J. Trombley, S. Kirk- patrick, W. Hawksworth, D. Reardon, R. Warren, R. Hawse T. Achenbach, G. Enquist, P. Steele. Row Six: S. Hannum, C. Dietenhofer, C. Clatl-t, J. Ritch j. Lilly, S. Twaddle, L. Lombard, J. Grainger, S. Slater. TRAFFIC SQUAD Eel if 'Q 1'- S-J Row One G Fnqulst I Donovan B Drcltxnson R Allen D raut W Jones M Forxno J Rrtch M Dmunzno Row 'Ihree T Athcnhath R Abbe llr I' Cfurl Adzzrer Row Two I Harrls J Hxcltey D Rushforth J Mulvrhrll D1F1z1o J Rugar C Watras ELM LEAVES STAFF xv 1 b Row One L Fullerton A Duda J Young, P Gamty D Stevens M151 B Smztman Adzzrer Mn' D Altalzader Ad zzrer M Zlma E Holovsesko J Cutler ll DuPless1s J Davrs Row Two J Mlller J Francollne M OShea G Dams B DlCl'ClflS0l'1 E W1ley K Hummel C Nlelsen J Doran C Burg., G Dunn S Strong Row Three J Smrth D Stuart F Meehan S Gxbb Drefendefer J DrMart1no N Doughty J Murphy V Eastman K Aloy D Davxs Row Four J Ebner R Abbe S Wolcott B Rnvorre J Denalsky B Goodrrch M Kropp F Chmlsey S Hannum NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Row One T Achenbach Mr O Mellen Adzuer B Drck colme I Pra rnson Row Three K Marshall R Abbe D Crocker W Drefen Row Two J OToole R Mrller C Dretenhofer J Fran derfer R Aene R Lel'oll F OOTLIGHTERS Y Row One J Graxnger I OTooI S Slater N Brscuprah M Macdonough K Marshall C Dre-tenhofer Hrr F ll I .ron Aduxer Mr C W1IJ0n Adruer A1115 F Cherzen An' wrer M Harrrs E Holowesko 1 Rushforth 1 Cutler J Meyer L Norrrs D Stevens Row Two j Matthews J Henry C Jepsen C Morse 1 Gustavson M Suchodolskr J Robrnson J Doran P La menzo M McCracken D Crapullr C Nrelson R Mrller J Francolrne G Burg G Dunn R Burmerster Row Three A Grllett B Grlbert D Neumayer S Tvtad elle N Vandergrrft I-I Smrth K Valrs C Broadhead M O Shea N Lamoreaux P Nevfton I Murphy E Drown B Drcltmson V Russell B Rrxorre Row Four J Drefentlerfer M Plolunelt E Scott S Wol tort V Humphreys C Lowell R Stuart G Strasdas R Degree J Truex T Achenhach I Pla I Meehan J Drvrs Row Frve lx Walwcarth M Wolfsrmn I Delaney W Dre- fentlerfer N Wrlstun G Bennett R LeI'oll R Nrtholls j ORe1lly I Dotchrn J Drummond A Couehlrn A Spencer j Smrth A Bradley CHOIR Row One R Whmnem M Caruso D MacRae B Dren nan A Dolan D Ambrose D Stevens B RIVOIFC Mur V Foster Adwser M Dlnunzro G Enqulst B Drcklnson K Marshall R Smnth S Hannum A Kaufmann W Bennett Row Two K Jacobs A Mazzaferro D Skorka W Gelgl D Rushforth R Pogg G Moors R Abbe G Strasdas C Row Three M Pellett1er1 C Lowell W Zrmmerman P Allen J Donovan A Murphy J Popham J Warren J Mrller H Smxth J Grllett S Twaddle S Wolcott C Co v1l J Thompson M Souppa K Keeney E Wrley N Bus kupank C Dretenhofer Row Four L Pellettrerr S Knrkpatrlck A Cody N Pratt L Brooks M Wolfson J Hnckey G Gurlmartm J Rrtch Bombantr G Harho V Kung C Broadhead F Chxdsey GIRLS CHORUS Row One N Harnes M MacDonough P Hart S Slater B Pellettrern Mm V Foster Adwrer K Smrth J Trom bley M Kropp S Cora J Rushforth Row Two C Pellettlerl I Blodersen M Bushnell B Brown S Mather P Srandrsh M Webster M Derohaman K Covrl C Morse 1 Truex C Strumskas Row Three R Backer D Hennessey C Struzenskr E Mur phy K Hummel N Vanclergrrfr R Burmexster J Gosse lm J Earley V Humphreys B Blnxt D Neumayer S Annelll E DuPless1s Row Four M Barr P Gowley G Shepard M Necker mann M W1nsh1p S Former D VanDeusen B Powers I Anderson 1 . ' , . , . I , n . I - - , . . , .. , . , . , . , - lr - D u. - I v - . h v I 1 - u - u - v - D n ' D ' a 1 ' .I v y . , . , . ' .. ' , . , . , . , . ' ' y ' v - I - s - n ' - a ' a ' y ' y ' a Goff, A. Taylor, D, Goodme, R. Carlberg, J. DePasquale. I. Pia, J. Gustavson, K. Valls, D. Kmsley, E. Alberrco, T. 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 3 .Z ' ' I ' I ' I ! ' I ! ' 3 - ! ' ! ' . 1 '. . ! ' - ' 1 - I 1 v' - , ' ' a - . 1 - I 1 - y ' y v ' y ' . ,4 - U - , - - 7- ' Y ' v ' a A , v ' 1 - r - u - . , . , . , . . . . 1 . , . , . , . - 68 FRENCH CLUB 51.1 L I Row One C LaCava V King S Kirkpatrick W Jones Mr O Mellen Adzzrer M151 E Boldur Adzzrer S Gibb M Ouellette S Wolcott J DiMart1no IN lxelleher Row Two P Hunter G Davis E Sheridan A Courtney C Hamill E Meehan M Messina C Moise D New mayer B Rivoire D Kinsley N Biskupiak Row Three L Blackman C Broadhead S Richardson C LATIN CLUB ln. Aloi L DuFour M Wolfson Eastman C Jepsen J Gustawson J Henry L Delanney Rovx Your G LaFleur M OShea L Pellettieri J OToole Ni Cantin J Cutler D Stuart lm Chidsey H Hart Rovt Five K Couil V Humphreys J Thompson J Xleyer M Jefferis :W 33 Row One: J. Dotchin, S. McLaughin, N. Moore, M. Brad- ley, F. Markette, Mfr. H. Humphrey. Adzirerf T. Gordon E. DuPlessis, J. Cutler, J. Rushforth, A. Spencer. Row Two: M. McCracken, P. Lamenzo, N. Doughty, J. Robinson, M. Sucholdolski, N. Lamoureux, M. Webster, J, Fortunato, D, Stiaretta, G. Hedges, L. Norris, J. Truex. Row Three: N. Ellis, S. Mather, J. Doran, J. Matthew, P, Standish, A, Gillert, L. Heimgartner, J. Webb, J. Nelson, M, Harris, J. Drummond, R. Moulin, J. Serra, Row Four: C. Burke, J. Jantzer, J. Murphy, P. Newton, R. H OF u Burmeister, J. Gosselin, J. Montgomery, S. Fricke, A. Cough- lin, A. Bradley, M. Vose, G. Dunn. Row Five: B, Bilber, A. Carlson, D, Piper, K. Peak, C. Heh- be, A. Guartliani, L. Darrow, P. Bell, S. lfarinella, S. Pom- eroy, J. Smith, J. Davis. Row Six: W. Luby, R. Gray. F, lialvt.. G. Ammarell, T. Beal, J. Babel, P. Woog, D. Tore. C. Strumskas. Row Seven: D. Kozak, J. Grant. J. DelMastr0, N. Mangia- rito, R. Viunati, D. Stott, S. Sotirhos. S. Tice, P. Bullard J. Lombardi. SPANISH CLUB 'P' Row One J McMahon H Smith J Rugar R Smith C Watras B Wetherell W Rogers M Zima B Monoghan Row Two llzrs L Berry Arfzzfer L Blackman N DeNo1e V Eastman S Fricke V lsham P Allen D Hennessey G Shepard B Jensen P Beaudin S Spann Row Three S Hunter J Junokas T Lostano G Chool gran D Garber P Deeks D MacRae G Moors R Han sen R Baratuck Rom Four W Huss G Strasdas J Johnston G Witherell NI Pokrivinak J McMahan M Mano C Cowles R Sup picich L Falvo R Chupas E Hart Row Five A Taylor R Phillips I Pia A Sipala R Wil der S Sunderland T Fazzina D Stevens S Tvwaddle L I-Ianglancl J Hart LITERARY CLUB yew Sf! Row One: J, Ebner R. Potz J. Winslow T. Kablik Mn. M, lfirzdmr. Adrirer: C. Diliazio P. Steele J. Pribram A. Wilson J. Mulvihill. Row Two: M. Forino B. Rivoire D. Neumayer E. Meehan S. Strong M. Piolunek J. Gillert L. Libby R. Miller S. Xf f- Wolcott W. Coates S. Gibb. Row Three: L. Renza R. Abbe R. Viarii D. Davis P Deeks F. Chidsey G. Davis B. Dickinson D. Stuart J Francoline I. Pia T. Achenbach. GIRLS LEADERS CLUB WK Row One M Formo C Mmgo J Yedzmnak R Phlllnps Lombard S Slater A Cody J Trombley V Eastman A C Wahl C Pellettrerm lI1JrD Vzrcwzlz Adzzrer A Andross Hedges S Tvwacldle M Pxolunek S Hannum C Dxetenhofer C Archamluault B Goodrnch J Rom Three S Lombardo I Glllett W Coates S Wolcott Denalsky C Lovell M Wolfson E Blake B Archambault I Broder Row Two L Hexmzartner V Elfman A Duda J Lllly L sen M Rubera P Cranford C Clark V Russell FIRE SQUAD Row One N Dahl T Kablrk F Warren Mr W Parker Kxmball Adwrer I Prxbram C Goff Row Three G Bennett C Del'az1o R Hansen J Ebner Row Two J ORe11ly N Wnlson L Renza D Sexton B P Schaefer 71 RADIO CLUB l 1' Row One K Walworth D Crocker N Dahl R Agne Row Two W Dotchm R Hansen R Eaton P Sulllvan Mr A Memlzs Adwxer PYQUAG Row One: E. Wiley, Mn. M. Windmr, Adviferg J. Francoline. Row Two: D. Longey, M. Wolfson, L. Libby, T. Achenbach. 72 LENS AND LIGHTS Row One G Bennett D Crocker R Agne R Degree Mr L Wzlron Adwrer Row Tvso N Dahl R Pogg R Sullrvan R Hansen P Cambell W Drefenderfer N Wrlson G Bennett CAMERA CLUB P Woog G Strasdas Mr H Beck Adzzfer W Dorchm R Agne K Walworth J Cote R Degree N Dahl SCHOOL BAND Row One S Former D Gove J Matthews Row Two G Dunn W Rxer zel J Robmson E Galrnskr S Pomeroy L Hangland J Babel B Knmball M Healy R. Chupas, R. Kasper. Row Three: Mr. C. Werlcozt. Dirertor and Ad1'iI6f,' E. Holo- wesho, R. LeFoll, W. Pearson. wa-P . -. SILVER KEY .Ai .'7' Row One F Valvo R Gaetanlello Staron W Hawks Rovs Two C DIFAZIO D Guy P grade J Wxnslcuw W worth Byrne I Prlbram Gnarls M Maron Adzfrer ATHLETIC COUNCIL 5 i 1 Row One Mr L Hutmck D Traut R Landers R Allen Prxbram Mr M Mamrz T Strong Mr F Babel Row Three Mr I Cflmne C D1Faz10 D Rushforth Mr Row Two Mr G Mullzn J Wmnslow Mr R Laulon j R Yarrou 74 BOWLING Row One P Hart D Heywood D Crapullx M Mac P Mnsorskn donough Mu M Dennzf Adznef M115 If Bolduc Adzuer Row Three R Collms L Burns R CIWICOIUC J Rlccx G V Gorham M jeffens V Ekman J Matthews Cholleam B Shlelds C Rexchert W Sudgen Row Two A Galensky P Tnpp M Lepme B Wens A Rovs Four S Zocco R Pow. R MazzaHuro E Hart D Wens L Hexmgartner P Beaudm R Schlenker B Ayers Gove J Flanagan G Ammarell R Crocker J Reed ,igktgjxxf-H' iYg:3'W:i3 N +G f f x it 'Q ,l 'Q 'O fl'1' I l 1 up 95 ' zo. g Kf fa K Why 75 1 . , . , . 4, . - .' ' '. 7 . X. , . 1 r. A Y ' . . . . . A , - r A -,... - . 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X. fm' Nfil - ' ,Q 'g Q' j 9' 'l' 1' A 5 X Y '45 W K' D fi rf , ff , f Q Q Q, 1.1, 's' A V W 5 ,hx x ff 1 W Ax r fy i SOCCER SOCCER TEAM Row One R Morissette R Drennan T Strong D Rushforth D Ambrose J Babel Coach M Maron Row Two J McCum D Granettr T Gordon W Stuart W Sunderland J DePasquale S Flynn The devastating W H S soccer team of 1957 will long be remembered rn Connectrcut as one of the states best soccer teams rn many years Led by rugged co captam Tom Strong Wethersheld romped to an 11 1 1 record rn its first year rn Class A competition its only loss to Manchester 1 0 and its only tue to Glastonbury Tom Strong led the scoring attack wrth twenty five points as many as was scored by last year s very successful team which establrshed a new state record Tom also led rn assists For the whole season Wethersfield scored forty three points whrle holdrng therr opponents to lust frve The amazing impenetrable defense consrsted of half backs Dave Rushforth co captain Bob Allen and Dave Granettr and fullbacks Dom Serrgnese and Bob Lan ders A brrllrant lob was done by goalee Ron Morrxsette this being hrs first year rn that posrtron On the lrne a new name appeared at mrd season Tony Serelrs Tony came to Wethersfield from Greece rn October and was immediately put on the team He proved to strengthen the team even more Also regulars on the lrne who can not be forgotten are Pete Budag Dave Traut Bull Stew art Dave Lisbon and Bob Drennan At the close of the regular season the team had qual Row Three T Fazznna J Wnlson J Glynn R Allen R Landers P Gustavson Row Four A Sereslrs D Lisbon D Traut P Buda' L Leten dre F DICIOCCIO rfied for the State Soccer Charnpronshtp Tournament Drennan and Strong led the attack as the team crushed West Haven 3 to 0 in the first tournament game and advanced to the finals Then before 600 fans at Sterlrngfield rn West Hart ford one of the finest Wethersfield teams that had ever been assembled vanquished Newington 3 to O for the state hrgh school soccer champronshrp Strong tearing through the Newrngton defense like a run away loco motrve scored all three goals The fine defensive play of Landers Rushforth and Allen was also the hrghlrght of an overall team effort An awards assembly vsas held rn which Mr Harold Svsafiield CIAC tournament drrector presented the trophy emblematic of state high school supremacy rn soccer to co captams Rushforth and Strong Then the curtain closed on 1 job well done and a team never to be forgotten Next year seven lettermen will return to the squad Along w1th co captains Dave Granettr and Ron Mor rlssette will be Dom Serrgnese rm Wrlson Brll Stewart Sal Toce and Dave Lisbon Iqsgivvzfuf I ul N 31: 'hp L, --llwlllll l ., -ma W I II' ll 0 Il I ,HIM ly f f Inu, IIM 0 lf, l- 001, W gn V f I ll- VW ' . algal 91 l 2 . , . , . , . , 3 , , . , . , . , . . , . 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XX ff! f 2 Lk 7 21 J u fi, ,Ri gg K: I ig f X .mf I VARSITY BASKETBALL ill VARSITY BASKETBALL Row One J Prnchera R Peters D Traut D Rushforth R Landers The Wethersheld Eagles won the 1958 CCIL basketball championship with a fine record of 10 2 as the team ventured into Class A basketball com petition for the first time in the history of the school Under the commendable leadership of Coach Millard Mason the club compiled an overall total of twelve wins and six losses and climaxed this memorable season with two state tournament games one a bril liant conquest of Harding the other a keenly fought loss of Norwich Free Academy Each member of this spirited team of versatile ballplayers was a sparkplug every game showed team effort Dave Traut and Bob Allen confidently co captamed the club which early in the season became noted for its strong bench tight zone defense de liberate passing accurate shootmg and ever present hollar Rangy Ron Morisette a valuable junior with a bright future scored in total over three hundred points his hustling determined teammate johnny Pmchera pushed many valuable sets through the cords all season long Adroit center Paul Schaefer gave Wethersheld reliable rebounding prowess in every game jump shootmg Denny MacRae Dave Rushforth a formidable ball bank when the score was close and the seconds few aggressive Bobby Landers and the Eagles new found driving sensation Bill Stewart gave Coach Mason remarkably talented reserve strength. Highlights of the past season include: W.H.S.'s initial win of the season, a 66-62 victory over Mer- idan. Trauts big twenty points and clutch baskets by Landers and Morisette decided this overtime scrap. MacRaes jump shots, Schaefers skillful tap-ins, and the quick hands of Traut and Rushforth featured a 63-56 important conquest of the Manchester Indians. Morisette's twenty-four points and eighty-six per Row Two F Sears B Wetherell D MacRae P Schaefer R Morissette R Allen Coach M Maron D Goodxne cent effective foul shootmg gave the Eagles a stimulat mg 54 51 victory over the Bristol Belltowners Slow and steady basketball beat the mighty Hall High Warriors 49 40 Coach Masons summary comment told the whole story of that battle The kids simply wanted the victory very much and they went out there and got it Morisettes twenty point output Pincheras contribution of eighteen and Schaefers thirteen points keynoted the Eagles tournament qualifying win over Bristol 67 58 this was the teams last league game of the season In the tournament playdown against Harding High at Wallingford Morisette scintillating nineteen points a hawking 1 7 7 zone defense and Stewarts fourteen in the second half gained the Eagles a deserving 66 46 win Then before 2500 noisy New Haven Arena fans and under the critical gaze of Connecticut sports writers the well instructed Eagles grimly faced a higher ranked taller and somewhat faster Norwich Free Academy team and for three periods traded points basket for basket with their racy foe Unable to gain a freezable lead Wethersneld was compelled to keep shooting Norwich managed to convert a few fourth period rebounds into fast breaks and the ofiicials gun ended all too soon a valient Ea e at tempt to come from behind a 56 47 score The 58 season came to a close at New Haven A genuine willingness to work and fight together characterized this team. Coach Mason, the man who knew the 58 Eagles best, at the end of their final game, paid them their greatest tribute: 'They were really great. To them basketball became more than a game. Aspiring to equal or surpass the standards set by this years club will be a worthy goal for all future Wethersneld basketball teams. Hs ,- x's-. K L 1 QL , Ag fm XV 5? D MTR Q24 'ia I I J V BASKETBALL I K J' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row One F Warren J Kelly G Connors T Walker A Dolan J Glynn W Stewart Row Two R Crapulli D Gianetti W Sunderland T Beal Coach Richard Lawton guided fourteen junior var sity members twelve of whom were sophomores through a valuable experience gaining year as the varsity neophytes established a satisftctory 617 record Em ploying varsity type plays and tactics the Eagles pro duced a four game winning streak midvsay through the season and achieved tvso impressive victories over Hall and Conrad in the process Good potential was particu larly noticeable in john Babel a strong rebounder and TENNIS 1957 Last spring brought forth a new sport at Wethersfielcl igh tennis. In the team's debut under the coaching f Mr. McComb they swamped all but two teams Man- hester, and Hallg beating Bulkeley, Newington, and thers, producing a 7-2 record. With the fine skill of aptain Bob Allen, and teammates, jack Charizio, Char- ie Watras, Neil Cassidy, Duane Buckingham, and Dick I uzmak, the team surprised all. This season, with the oss of only Neil Cassidy and jack Charizio, and under he coaching of Mr. Cottone, the team should be one f the best in the state. TENNIS - 1957 Row One: R. Kuzmak, D. Buckingham, R. Allen, N. Cassidy. Row Two: J. Charizio, C. Watras, R. Abbe, Mr. j. McComb, Adtfirerf W. Diefenderfer, G. Strasdas. J Hart Mr R Lawton Adwrer J Babel D Lisbon M George B Peltier R Nichols good scorer Allen Dolan and David Lisbon consistent sharpshooters David Gianetti a hard playing guard and in Bill Stewart and Bobby Peters members who also put in time on the varsity Mr Lawton remarked that he was well pleased with the development he found in his squad and added that next year when freshmen will then be on the team even more emphasis will be placed on the man to man defense and particularly on dfzwng VARSITY BASEBALL - 1957 X Jgby, -4 sw 4 T-W Wt 82 5652? 'F sg , 2:69 if f 11-Mraz? M3 BASEBALL Rovx One G I-logle W Hawksworth R Drennan D Drnun zro R Landers T Staron Wethershelds varstty baseball team closed tts 1957 season wrth a wrnnlng 10 and 8 record There were no fewer than s1x stars five of them battmg over 300 Prtcher Al Wamester sparked the team wrth a no h1t no run vrctory over Rockvllle and wxth a team leadlng 353 battmg average Wamester Tom Drennan and Dom Dmunzro wlll be mrssed this year but Bob Lan GOLF 1957 The golf team under the gurdance of Mr Hutnlck had another outstandrng season rn 1957 Captam Bob OBr1en Pete Sjostrom Chuck DlFaz1o Brll Byrne and Al Dolan won twelve matches whlle losrng only one and fin rshed srxth rn the state tournament Another wrnnrng season IS expected rn 1958 of returning senlors, Captarn elect Chuck D1 Fazro and Brll Byrne who wrll be yoxned by veteran Al Dolan and Jimmy Grant GOLF 1957 Mr L Hutmck, Adwrer, A Dolan, R O'Br1en, P Syostram, C D1Faz1o, M DIBRIIISIO Q1 la Wie-Mqf ,Q Jeri adv Q get 'gilt 1957 Row Two P Steele T Strong S Flynn Coach M Mason Mr G Mullm D Jensen R Morrssette D Granettr ders and Dave Rushforth wrll lead another good hrttrng and experrenced ball club thls season wrth another sen 1or Tom Strong expected to head a successful mounds stall CCIL competmon should be the toughest yet however the state soccer crown already belongs to the Masonmen and has experlenced baseball team mrght well brrng Wethersheld tts second state champronshrp rn a stngle year B-...am fiat.. aa-.'H..L 5 ai... 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Q, fd ,fi 1 . -me1,V......w- 1 'Mis ' LK 1, 112.1 P ll n W ..,4 4-Q -ls Q.:-z TRACK Row One J Valvo W Abbate T Wllson K Mellen W Holden P Pelletnerl R Hayes J W1nslow J Prxbram Row Two R Gaetamello J jedynak T Dexter W Dotchm The Wethersfield Hugh School track team had a record of two w1ns and elght defeats Thxs record al though poor was compnled by a tremendous team lack mg only 1n enough members to back up the 1nd1v1dual stars One of the best athletes ln the state and captam of the team Klrk Mellen starred IH dxscus javelln and shot put He came wlthm lw 1nches of equalmg h1s schools record of 134 1014 m the dxscus whlle break mg the Connectlcut Valley Conference record In the same meet star half mxler Bull Abbate broke the record with a nmmg of 7 mm 109 sec whlle B111 Holden CROSS COUNTRY Although Cross Country 15 snll rn nts mfancy at Wethersfield IS showlng great promxse of becomnng a leader ln IIS league Led by Captam nm W1nslow the team had an 1mprov1ng sea son In 1ts first year of Class A competlnon the team comp1led a two and three record and fmnshed thxrd 1n the CC I L League Wlth Co Captalns Don Newbury and John ORe1lly and lettermen Frank Valvo and Chr1s Rlchert re turnnng the near future appears qunte promxsnng CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Row One D Guy .I Prlbram 1 Wmslow F Val vo D Newbury C Rexchert Row Two J Reed F Keyes F Bullard S Tlce Mr R Yarmu Adzlfer j ORexlly R Nlchols N Carbone 195 in 7 M1 R Yarrow Adtuer F Gustafson F Hansen J Wxlson D Ambrose hugh jumped a record 5 7 Earlxer ln the season he reached 5 9 The most consxstent and spectacular per former was Pete Pell1tt1er1 He amassed a poxnt total of 134V pomts whxch IS fant1st1c conslderlng that there are only 5 pomts for first place 3 for second and 1 for thlrd ln any one event Pellnttlerx cons1stently placed rn the shot put 1avel1n dlscus broad jump and hxgh jump Returnmg members mclude capta1n elect jack Prn bram 1m W1nslow Fred Hansen Dlck Gaetenlello Frank Valvo and Dave Ambrose as a strong nucleus for a new team 4 . 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AVAL1 4 if ' B' lllo 4 Wu W - 'W-9FF'll1111 Www 'lun ll WQQNKIU Ullmllll Ylxmgl Ellllllll ?5'1ll15llHHl'l WFm','z:A: 'l'lI --- 'HHH' y' NK 1 Q x X r4i H ll 'M W-?'f?w Y FIELD HOCKEY 'gui ff' FIELD HOCKEY Row One E Blake B Pellettrerr C Clark R Twaddle D Neumayer J Edwards B Ayers S Slater J Heldman P Hart Row Two C Dretenhofer S Hannum S Spann G Schaefer P Gudroe F Favry H Sheltz B Shepard V Russell J Gramger M115 D Vuconn Director Good sportsmanship combmed wrth sk1ll has been the goal of the gxrls physxcal educatron program thxs year The weekly practxce sessxons coupled w1th oc cas1onal playdays have grven the players a chance to grow rn ab1l1ty and 1n team spmt The person most responslble for th1s achlevement IS Mlss D V1s contn grrls Physical Educatxon Drrector She has worked w1th the teams and has done an excellent coachmg job Her efforts have been appreclated by the players and have been rewarded by more sk1llful playmg and a deeper regard for complete team par t1c1pat1on Q Apparently the brggest fall sport thxs year field hockey proved a very challengmg game for the gurls The game IS fast mov1ng and requlres the acqul srtron of many skrlls consequently much pract1ce was put rn by the gxrls on the team One game wlth New rngton was played on the Wethersheld hockey field Although the vrsxtors trnumphed the home team showed rather remarkable powers for havmg only be gun playmg the sport extenslvely thrs year Next year wlll undoubtedly brmg more concentrated sess1ons on the sport and should produce some good potentral 4 INN' I Il' ii l I fllr X '. . l , f 0 1 ua' f J of . .' 4 C 6 f 1111 glial! ll I 'o 'ad G ',r Q, 1 ' I f wo V' I X' . 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' 2 . b , .4 V , '. , . , . , . , . , - , - , 4 , ' . . . . . . , Q , ' , - , SOCCER SOCCER Row One Mfr: D Vuconlz Director S Spann R Twaddle V Russell 1 Rttch C Dletenhofer C Clark J Hammerstrom Row Two P Beaudroe B Pellettlerl N Vandergrlft J Gramger S Slater S Hannum H Sheltz V Ekman Row Three B Wlst P Hart P Gudroe F Favry G Schaefer B Shepard J Heldman B Ayers E Blake Although soccer seemed to be the second sport thus fall lf stlll held a place of lmportance Wlth much coachmg from Mxss Vrscontl at after school pract1ces the g1rls developed a team that played well together Proof of thls was seen as the team won the CC I L award at Glastonbury defeatxng the teams of An aggresslve forward lnne was led by center for ward Joan Rltch and qutck footed wlng Sara Han 47 num Backtng them up was a strong halfback lme con ststxng of sen1or Inez Pla and junlors Rxcky Twaddle and Glnny Ekman The long dlstance bootmg of goahe Carol Clark proved mdrspensable as dld the strong defenslve playmg of fullbacks Carol Dteten hofer and Val Russell years the gtrls soccer program should expect success ful seasons 1n the future lllmlnl I .Z N fdlldlfy Ll KWH' ,I , 101 , U . U - . . a . . . . Q I . 1 , . . three other schools. judging from the performance this year and past ' 1 X I 'M 1 - 3 ual' . , ,I - ,sf 3 A X , I v 1 I 5 X X , 'si'- ' . ' ' 1 ' ',,,.f , ,' 4 I 5-zu ' nu.-1--- BASKETBALL BASKETBALL Row One C Mmgo J Yedzmrak C Wahl V Russell J Rrtch C Dxetenhofer S Hannum C Pellettlerl Row Two E Blake V Ekman N Vandergrrft C Clark R Twaddle S Spann S Slater J Gram ger B Pellettlerl Row Three B D1Mel1a M Arseneaux G Schaefer H Shelfz Mu: D Vzfconn Dzreclor P Gud roe D Neumayer L Lombard J Lrlly The glrls basketball program has l1vened up con srderably th1s year The first extra currrculat event was a clmxc at Farmmgton Hrgh School the bas1c sk1lls learned there as well as some new ones drd much to spark the playrng ab1l1ty of the teams Intramurals have rncreased rn attendance and mterest rs apparently hrgh One of the major acldrtrons thxs year to the sport has been the zone defense Much practrce and work have been successful rn securmg for the Wethersield team a good defensrve system The 1958 semor team combrnes the accurate shoot mg ab1l1ty of joan Rrtch wlth fast asslsts by forwards Betty D1Mella and Inez Pla A strong zone rs held by the defensrve half of the team Carol Dxetenhofer Shrrley Sunderland and Val Russell Thrs team as well as those of the undetclassmen play twlce a week on Wednesdays and Saturdays The grrls show a great deal of potentlal and promlse to grve a good showmg at the play days whrch are bemg scheduled wlth other schools It 1S hoped that rn the near future the gymnasrum facrlrtres w1ll be made avarlable more often to the grrls that they may have the best of opportumtres to progress toward varsrty sports lcuul Tm TTT 1 :::.:: 59 ' f 'Q yalgx vis gawk t 95,51 K f . 1. . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . - , . . 2 . , . , . , , , . , ,' . - , . , . , . .- . , . . . . . 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T '11 Ql LS ff T JL TK fo lA'l'lON 51'r flr' f :WM N f xxQl!h y 'm, rw, X X '51 Q C-uv' .5 1 k., I Es-'ur 'VJ A X f ,M 6 in X xl Z7 X LZ f 1'-rf K X A Grrls Athletrc Assocratron has been formed for the first trme rn the htstory of Wethersneld Hrgh School The orgftmzuttons purpose IS to co ord1n1te all grrls sports qctrvrtres 1nd to promote good sports mqnshrp fmcl teftm play Ofg1DlZ'1flOUS mcluded un der the assocmtron consrsts of the leftders corps rn tramurals phyclrtys 1nd an OfTlCl'1lS club He rdrng the new group 'are Vftl Russell and oan Rrtth presrdent md vrae presrdent respectrvely These gnrls together xuth Mrss VISLOHII vull strrve to en eourtbe the lthletne progmm for grrls and esmbllsh 1 permment relmonshrp between well organrzed sports actrvrtres 'md tonstructrve tmchrng to promote skull 1nd good sportsmanshrp .4-Z X i X , f Q W K 0 . Y N 1 .- l I X o ,f X X ,t of ' I U Y X l 4 4 p ff o Q 3 ,, 4 .ffl 6' fl V-e's'.-jf . ' rf. .9 s V piggy! 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' f , f 0 I F , ,- l ' 4 lll 1 lfm nf X X f . 1 -, . l K - f r-lk -' x t X 'nf X fr . eq 1 e F X in 5 X eq if 7 A ff I ll 4 CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS W Jones Co captaxn J Rrtch Co captam M Pellettrerr S Sunderland A Spencer j Truex AIHIE Slaylon Adtuer A Grllett M Wolfson G Gurlmartm G Enqurst Under the able leadershrp of M155 E Slayton facul ty advlser and co captarns Wanda ones and oan Rrtch our cheerleadrng squad has led our teams wrth great pep and enthusrasm Durrng the year they have str1ved to arouse the sprrrt and good sportsmanshrp of our school Themr efforts were greatly rewarded by the attendance at the games and especrally by the suc cess of our soccer and basketball teams Thrs year the squad consxsted of ten grrls Wanda jones and Ioan Rrtch co captarns Gayanne Enqurst Melanle Pellettrerl Shrrley Sunderland Glorra G11 martrn M1ll1cent Wolfson oan Truex Ann Spencer and Ann Grllette Seven of these were regulars and three were alternates Thrs gave a drfferent alternate a chance to cheer at every game Wrth the opemng of the basketball season came neva cheers rncludrng Make That Basket and Frght Frght The srnglng of our school Alma Mater was tradrtronally carrred on at the halves of the games Drlrgent practxces pep rallres many vrctorres new cheers a vrctory dance and tvxo C C I L txrles rn soccer and basketball have made possrble a truly wonderful exc1t1ng and thr1ll1ng year The squad rs lookrng forward to the Sprmg Sports Banquet and also a cheerleadrng c11n1c whxch wxll be held at New Haven .04 W A WEN J If u R XXHKUHI j X x Z xx X X -f- x -M Q W 2 X f ' 'Q X 14 X f L ' as ,, 9 P U 0,95 H , 5 sw A 'Q ATT' 0 A A ww 1 00 3 Q35 H - 1 Q! 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ZOTTIS' SHOE SERVICE 3 Stores to Serve You 103 State Street-Hartford, Conn. 701 Main Street-Manchester, Conn. 699A Silas Deane Highway -Wethersiield, Conn. Compliments of RUSTY KILN CERAMICS 80 GARDEN STREE1' WE'I'HERSFlELD Tel. Il-Xckson 9-1006 Comp11ments of BROWN STUDIO THE HUDSON BUILDING Telephone IAckson 2 8905 57 PRATT STREET HARTFORD CONN ESSO SERVICENTER 'Iso SILAS DBAN1-: HIGHWAY WETHERSFIELD 9 CONN 'rel IAckson 9 9756 ACKER S RADIO and TV COMPANY Acker s for Accurate Service Tel IAckson 9 4566 0N05'0 '0'5W0 C O,S Compliments of Quality Foods Since 1900 274 MAIN ST. ROCKY HILL, CONN. S' 6 , COMPANY. IN Prescriptions Called For And Dehvered Where You Go For The Best-And Get It Reg- Pham- 675-677 WoLcoT'r HILL ROAD EMILY O. 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JOHN OLDHAM STUDIOS WETHEIISFIELD CONNECTICUT STANLEY DUDA BeSfW1SheS 138 ELM STREET 'A 99148 WOLCOTT HILL PHARMACY WETHERSFIELD CONN 683 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD Fresh Vegetables 111 Season Cornp1Iments of FISETTE FUNERAL HOME Lubncatmg Snow Plowmg Open7am to 10 30pm T 1 e 1Ackson 9 2175 ROCKY HILL CONN 0'G7'0Y-?f0K0 EDMOND G FISETTE FRANCES E BATZNER IAckSon 9 9768 311 S11as Deane H1ghway MIN GOS M 5, N REFRIGERATION SERVICE ATLANTIC SERVICE B STATION wks Water Pump Svsfems Goodyear Tues Batienes Accessones We Install 5 Servlce Mmor Repamng WGSh1nq Wcrxmq I , . . . I .. 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SONS, INC. 638 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY WETHERSFIELD, CONN. Complete line of electrical work-commercial and residential Complete line of lighting fixtures and lamps THE KELL STROM TOOL CO INC Serving the Aircraft Industry 214 CHURCH STREET WETHERSFIELD CONNECTICUT CAPITOL CITY LUMBER CO WOLCOTT HILL CLEANERS Paint Lumber Millwork Hardware It S Wolcott H111 Cleaners Mason SuPP11e5 Prompt Delivery Shuts Laundered 984 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY Pick Up and Delivery Service WETHEHSFIELD CONN 70 WoLcoTT HILL ROAD WILLIAM D LOWRY Manager WETHERSFIELD CONN Phone IAckson 9 2553 Tel IAckson 9 2723 G H0' 0 0lS?'H7X05405'0 0'10599'C0590f0K9N0'-0'S9'l0Y0 9' x 5 5 5 - Q' 0 5 S G H . . ll 5 5 5 Mechanical - Electrical - Hydraulics 40aW10 10w0A0N0w6 H U G H E S B R 0 S MOBIL PRODUCTS S11as Deane H1ghway at Iordan Lane Wethersheld Conn Telephone IAckson 9 3698 and 9 9644 Wethersheld Connect1cut SEXTON 6. HAMEL DRUG CO Compllments of Thomas P Sexton R Ph Raymond E Hamel R Ph CENTRAL 38 Wells Road Cor SIIQS Deane H1ghway HARDWARE Wethersfleld Conn EDWARD S MEN S SHOP EDWARD P ALDRICH Proprletor Quahty Men s Furmshmgs 681 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY WETHERSFIELD CONNECTICUT THE S J PUTNAM CO 651 102402 '-02 080227 011701 0'0 -0' -0201101 101101202 I I I I I I Managlng General Agents Servmg the State of Connect1cut Ma1n Ofhce 85 WALCOTT HILL RD WETHERSFIELD Branch Ofhce 153 COURT ST NEW HAVEN ..3 . CD 5 'U - 'J' O. D Sl? u-4'.' . '32, 0 ,W Ui 1 0 - 5 Q- '10 . n ' .A . H-l gg . I . m.' o -0 .N I I ,N ' o . O . A ' O 3 . 'U . 4 BI 2 . '-4 2 t 2 T 01'05L0f - f'01'0Y0 5 X H I CD Nl ' z D1 E U, - I - '-3 A 5 I . 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