Wilton High School - Echelon Yearbook (Wilton, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

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QJ N06 6 0 Y-A 5- 0 ' '-'npr ,nv an ai in 0' 69,112 332050 SY 56911 e I rw rl p fb '1'7f700in New Dezhic uma .f4Y0g4tHlE STOPS THE SEGGIES aa.-2ff5m?Hffw 5 1 f E Mr. Salinger to us Long hours Eternal patience to be a Unfailing humor good teacher To be a friend -'v AY' L4 - is an accomplishmentg in addition is greater still . . i e 5 I Sincere friendship 3 Infinite understanding Constant wit Mr. Akey to us WILTON JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WILTON, CONNECTICUT GORDON M. THOMAS Principal T0 THE CLASS OF 1950 Congratulations on having completed the lirst magor step in your educational career As you are well aware, however, this is only one step in what will probably be a never ending succession of steps Your school hopes that you have thoroughly assimilated certaln fundamental facts as a basis for future learning Your school also hopes and I would rate this as even more important than the :actual knowledge that you may have acquired that you have accustomed your think1ng and your actlons to follow certain ideals and patterns that are basic to the building of a fruitful life Among the most important of these ideals of thought and patterns of act1on I would rank that of the Pursuit of Excellence Our Const1tution guarantees our inalienable rightsu to life, llberty, and the pursult of happiness, but the drive to pursue excellence 1S somethlng wh1ch no agency outslde the lndlvidual can guarantee for anyone It lS something which must have 1ts genesis from within each indiv1dual Not all those who work hard and strive for excellence achieve lt, sometlmes some of them may even be regarded by thelr contemporaries as 'fallures But certalnly, very few outstandlng achievements have been accomplished by those who were not striv1ng for excellence May the vigorous Pursult of Excellence be one of the most lnfluential driving forces in the life of each one of you members of the Class of 1960 Slncerely, Jihad? 6 , . . . . ' H l 0 H Q n L . af' M' ...... n- - 46 a W- we an 'I iw. uv., I .Q I :H ! 0 0 TF- 'bf' I. , 8' ,l H . 0 N . in an 0 'ol O T T' 5. J KJV' WWZML JOHN AKEY M.A., M.Ed., St. Michaels University of Vermont, English, Literary Magazine. SOLOMON BERKOWITZ BS MA industrial Arts New York University University of Connecticut University of Bridgeport Mechanical Drawing Wood Metal HORACE R BOUT ELLE BS EdM Science and Administration Bates College Harvard Graduate School of Education Physics Alge bra! it vv' Quai? MRS, NORAH ALSTON B.Sc., M.A., Speech, English, Education, Speech, Drama, English, Drama Club. D D BLANCHARD BS MA Guidance and Personnel Indiana University University of Mich: gan University of Toledo Temple Uni versity George Williams College Rutgers Guidance Director CLARENCE E BUTLER BA M Ed Math University of Maine Bowdoin Algebra Chairman of the Math Department .ai 8 MRS. ANITA BEERS B.A., M.A., In Psychology, Skidmore College, NYU School Education, Smith College Social Work. School Psycholo- gist. .45 in X 4 X EDWARD DAN CAPPEL BS MS Botany University of Dela ware North Carolina State College University of Minnesota Biology Gen eral Science Science Department Chairman Advisor Class of i963 B ology Club Advisor - - 1 - . l i , g , X I ' XGA , -Q y L x S r J i X X A L 4 : ' 1 ' V .I ' U: l I : . ' . U I ' I ' I i 5' -, ., . S ' fl L , N1 t xx v, 7 y, lt 4 W Q x CLESSON CHAMBERLAIN Chief Custodian 3 3 lt X ' K N K HANS B COLLISCHON BS in Education MA in History and Geography Danbury State Columbia University History Geography AVA ALVIN P DOBSEVAGE BA MA Philosophy CCNY Har vard University of Paris Columbia University School of Education CCNY Fairfield Latin Classics Club Wilton Classics Fellows RALPH W. GALANO B.A. Music- Ithaca College- Music Vocal and lnstrumentall Band Orches- ra, Instrumental Ensembles, 9 CAROLE N DANGERFIELD MS in Home Economics Farmlngham Teachers College Home Economics 789 Cheerleader Advisor SIDNEY FAGAN B.A. Psychology-Biology University of Connecticut University of Bridgeport- General Science. Class of 65 Advisor. ROBERT STANLEY GILCHRIST B.S. Education Math and Science: Uni- versity of Maine Wesleyan University Brown University Fairfield University- Math Senior High. ,V V, . I It . , URL ttf, L17 , f aaa .V 4 ff'lt'575?R7f ,Q it Q: 2 If ' I I v h'gwfQfyy,' A I V -2 'tgfg ,rf 1.52 Y A ' W : 'f QV, Q,g:iij:f?f:?t: ,V I 4, if '73 pafawmfi italy EDITH C GREEN A B M A Engllsh Douglass College Co umbla English ll I2 National Honor Socuety ARDES M JOHNSON B A M A In Teachlng Political Science Educatnon, Unlversnty of Munnesota, Radcliffe, Social Studies 7, Hlstory 9 W GEHRET KLEINSPEHN BA , M S , Chemistry, Lafayette, Har vard, Chemistry WILLIAM F HACKER BS Education Social Studues Boston Unuversuty FalrfTeld University Hvstory Junior Hugh Baseball DOROTHY B KESARIS BA MA Socual Studies Colby Col lege Umverslty of Connecticut Social Studies ROBERTM LASSEN BS, Fine Arts, Art Education, New Haven State Teachers College Colum bla Umverslty, Art 78, Art Club 78 I if it 10 l KATHLEEN M HODGE AB M Ed Engllsh Ursmus Col ege University of Pennsylvama Northeast ern Unuversuty Engllsh Yearbook xt NME LM FRANCES E MCGARRY A B ln Englxsh, MA In Guldance, Col lege of New Rochelle, Umversnty of Wlsconsnn, Columbia University, Farr field Umverslty, Umverslty of Connect: cu x ll 'Y , ,, ,I , ' 5 , . . l' , ' ' , . ., . 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A , - L ' S.,-ff EDWARD B MACK BS Art Educatron New Haven State Teachers College Yale Newport Academy of Fme Arts Snlvermnne ld Ar Class of I96I Advisor Art Club X ids-A-AL 4493, ww Xxswwgxe CSX IW Y A WILLIAM MGCLENATHEN BA Hestory Hamnlton Columbia Has tory Unlted States Hzstory Modern World Hnstary Advlsor to the Student Councll Area Chanrman H LOUISE MARIANI BS Educatuon M Ed SclenceMathe matlcs State Teachers College Brudgewater Mass Algebra I Gen eral Math I and II ff 14154.61 WALTERJ OLLER BS MA CAS Iona Fairfield nn verslty Fordham Unlversrty Cornell Umverslty Science Science Farr 'f-.'Z2f 1 Cine. 64 !,LfL IL: i714-'lf'-Cc MELLE GERMAINE PELADE MA French Literature Paras Umver stty Umversuty of Callfornra Fordham Hunter Cnty College 8th Grade French French III French Club g,I N A-ni THOMAS V MALLEY AB Blology MA Boston University Unlverslty of Connectlcut Bualogy Sc: ence Class of I964 Advisor VV' Dx ANN MARTIN BA French Bates College University of Connecticut Falrheld Umversuty French French Club Pep Club JANICE H PHILLIPS BS d Home Economucs M Ed From Ingham State Teachers College Brudgewater State Teachers College Home Economlcs Area Chalrman Sen nor Class Advnsor ,4Q.w.. 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Slif , I CI C .A A w 1 v J PATRICIA F PLATENYK Business Educatlon BS Umverslty of New Hampshire Nasson College Bus: ness Education Vim 86. 3-2.g3 'Y 45----m Q 'f'T WILLIAMA PRAHL JR BA Engllsh Luterature and Dramatic Arts BS Education MA Unlversuty of Colorado New Haven State Teachers College FanrtTeld Unxverstty Math 7 8th grade 'Shu M WM PAULA ANN RUTKOWSKY BA Hunter College Umverslty f Connectlcut Fairfield Unlverslty Eng lush Class of 1962 Advisor Englush Dept Chanrman RICHARD SAUNGER On Leave of Absence Ohio State Um versity flask f n X 'ul' -. in xx CHARLOTTE M SALINGER S MA Musuc Education Columbna Unmversuty Music RICHARD C SELL BS Physncal Education Buologvcal Sc: ences M Ed Admlnlstratlve Guidance George Wvllnams College Sprungfield College Umverslty of Maine Falrtleld Unlversuty Admlnlstratlve Asslstant 'subway 12 CHARLES H REARDON JR BA MA Spamsh and Engllsh Span :sh Asslstnng In Athletlcs Unrverslty of Connecticut wiv!! q N 14 5,5 N XV K CLAUDE SHEA BS MA lndustrlal Arts New York Umversuty Shop lndustrnal Arts Club Photography Club f J 4' 47 TX B4 V - I I L . . F . fl I L ff fsss , - my wi- 75 'Ulf f gm , .px Q . ., I . , ' ' I 0, Wy . y ' . I ' . as N f VFX' PATRICIA SHEEHAN Physical Education Quinnipiac College New Haven State Teachers College Girls Physical Education Physical Edu cation Club e, 1 7 N B wgsggs X941 P gf ' ' ',7 sill' -I I 1 'f '57 9 ROBERT V. STIRLING B.S. M. Ed. Physical ucation- Spring- field College Bridgeport University- Physical Educ tion - 7- 7 Intramural s cer J. H' Il Varsiy Basketball. ROBERT SHOOK BA Government History MA Educa tion University of Connecticut United States History 8 and II PA D I2 ANN SOLTEZ BA MA Wellesley Columbia Dan bury State Teachers College Gund ance 'ir' cm' KEATING W. THOMPSON B,A. Physical Education: Western State College of Colorado- Math- Track Coach Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach. . if T .' 13 JANET SMITH BA MA University of Chicago Co Iumbia Teachers College Cambridge University English Wuhiscan PETER R. STILLMAN B.S. English- Teachers College of Con- necticut- English- Yearbook. GARTEN VAN TASSEL B.S. Industrial Arts Education- New York University School of Education- Industrial Arts. fie- MP' ANNA VAUGHN ELEANOR VITT NICHOLAS ZEOLI B ME MA College of St ose BA MN Wellesley College Yale BS Physical Education MA Secondary State Teachers College Creston Ver School of Nursung Publlc Health Nurse Admrmstratlon Arnold College Tec mont New Health Nurse York State Columbia Football and Track Teachers College Albany Mathe matics Custoduansr Clesson Chamberlain John Restlvo Alcude Morrlssehe Gerry Cyr Arch Brazle Earl Godfrey and Bull Young Kltchen Staff Anne Barrett, Mary Marwede, Florence Scribner, Mildred DeNlxe and Irene Petersen 14 4' 5. J , ff ' . I fl .gr ,L Q AVA 9, l ' ly 4 , ' .51 .Su --, --r -R 1 -W --2 : l- ' ' 1 '- f ' ' - ' - ' 1 2 - 5 . I . . 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He has worked on the Student Council and became Vice President in his senior year, and, by George, he's done a good iob. Dave has many diversified interests in addition to his studies, although math and science are very important to him. He has been a very valuable member to our class, iudging by the fact thot he was voted best all-round, best student, and most likely to succeed. Apple-head plays varsity football, bas- ketball, and baseball. After the game he leads the gang down to the Blue Moon for pizza. College and success loom in the fu- ture for Dave Appelbaum. , .,.,. We Qu .dr ,AJ MICHAEL BARRETT Who can always prove his point even it it's wrong? Who is that slow and easy-going guy whose life centers mainly around bas- ketball and football? Whose devilish smile and blond crew-cut do we see rushing down the halls everyday? Who else but Mike Barrettlll MPX Ll' ft' ,cf fifty? and all .JG Saw ifif I K I l Q fgusff jgappdm gmrfrnj 4 Xfkyli' ifff-P mil fijftfl il 4fL!'iZ0l'l' llfgslf :Ml-sfivs l fl fllf fplilzfl gnu! NLP' Aix-1 S92 ih- JAMES BUEHNER Our pmtslzed Ivy League wolf rs one guy you cant help llkrng Jrm IS one of the orlglnals of the Class of 1960 He has been a member of the school baseball basketball and football teams and dud a fine lob as our lunlar class presldent Jrm or Drego llkes sports cars lespeclally one whlte VW convertlblel and enloys lazz Homework 'P Well Jrmmy doesnt go In for nt In a very bug way Future plans? My secret wrsh lS to become a wealthy busrness executwe ls l FREDERIC BUEHNER Unassummg Fritz Buehner has a pet peeve he abhors cheesed up cars Hrs taste IS one we all follow as he designed our school rung Art plays an Important part In Fritz life Wlth his hugh school education behind hum he hopes to attend art school and prepare for a future career IH thus Held of endeavor Hrs cur rent diversions lnclude sknng football and sport car racing We often wonder with hrs many achvltles how he found time to enter the Science Falr for three straight years Always ready to go that s our Frutz ' , -I VL V Ls. . y ll , if I ,' , l 2 rg, 'f' . 4, 'I lf! , Y ' rf ul r y 1 K Q l I . K F l . . 4 f' lv V V9 r ., , . , r. D 0 F U' M l . 19 l seg vjvsf db rvwfx BARBARA BURTON Barby Burton, often attired in one of her kilts, is well known for her ready laugh and wit. Barby, who is also called Boom- Boom, is friendly and vivacious. She is often heard say- ing, Hey, have you done your French? Barbie has been sec- retary and vice-president of our class in past years, and is cur- rently President of the Junior Playshop She IS an eager conversatlonalust and loves to prove her point especially wnth Mr MacLenathen In hustory class Barby has college In mrnd and wnll probably malor In French or hlstory Qqjo X f Mb v www 6UfLCfMX5q,k,O'5'U J w HX y 5-rfil' JV VXA-Af? I LDUVVXXS Lx, l f A Y . Cdl SAJWNJ Q lkum Ukb Hb, S -U17- O UW. Cocurzkv W Q VN r Lua! ,L tb'c,'LAlgff VX -4k-fczy sudo mv I WUMS 4' ,fffb ,Jr U x My , ,,-Vg jo M 'JM' J V JACQUELINE CAHILL Walton Hag School s wnld lrush rose Jackie Cahill IS often heard sayung Keen as a bean Jackie lakes everything HSS 30 kgglgnt'-in tw, 20 but red sweaters and crazy hats Musuc us her hobby and she has been a member of the school band and arches tra Jackie has been busy durlng her school years as a student hostess and monitor member of the newspaper and yearbook and an honor roll student She takes great Interest ln her church youth orgamzatlon and has held CYO oftlces for several years Jackie has been ac cepted at Sannt Vnncents School of Nursmg In New York Cnty . A y . ,- J . J J r . Q , .vw . f f y wr 1 -' , Hx 'J In l 5 ' . . , . . V , A ' I llll W llfflll at .,r,W- , ,V I xl 'Y L., A I I SHIRLEY CARLSON Shtrley Carlson whose favortte expresston ns Toughskt ts a born and bred Georgetownlte She reltshes potato chips and hamburgers but ts not too keen on peas Boat mg :ce skatmg and swtmmtng are some of Shurl s pas 7 'UfP K BARBARA JEAN CAMPBELL Barbara Jean Campbell wuth her outstandtng pe sonol :ty came to us two years ago from Rockvxlle Center Long Island Known to everyone os BJ she ts kept busy as a member of the Student Counctl Natnonal Honor Soctety Pep Club and Yearbook staff Other than school acttvt les she entoys tennus swummnng and all ktnds ot food G Talented artist plans to attend college Colby or Bucknell and malor an art naturollyl tlmes but her favartte occupatlon IS llstenxng to Johnny Mathis records C Hes SO wonderfull l An easy gonng gtrl she ltkes almost everythmg but strange as tt may seem televusxon Shurley a dtlugent business student plans to become a secretary Lf . Q J . f , L . 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I V ll r r A ll E -V 215, Vx' - , 'be L 21 CAROLYN CONVERSE I have so much work to do I lust dont know where to begunl Does thus sound famllnar7 Could be for Its Carolyn Converses usual state of GHCIV5 every morning Carolyn voted the most studnous sensor gerl can often be found flnlshlng her Latin In physics class But as Editor of the W1HlScan and a Nahoral Honor Soclety member she has an our of efhclency about her scuence and she has been a fauthful partnclpant ln science fours and semmars Sornetumes apt to be philosophical she likes lfe and hates hypocrltes As for the future Carolyn as Pembroke bound and we know shell be as conscuentnous and wellllked there as she has been here 'bffbt 0 lf' 22 fx LINDA core Linda Cote better known as Penny us frequently hear saynng Ho Goley' She as a sports mnnded gurl and enloys Efciketball swnmmnng :ce skotmg and bowling Besldes athletncs Penny llkes sewnng musuc of all kmds and Italnon food Glrl Scouting plays an Important part IH her lrfe and thus year shell earn her ten year pun Although she has a hobut of losing things Lnnda s nevertheless an efflcuent and consclentnous person We know she wall be a success In whatever she does Q , bi' , . . , -J 1. P I , N- Q 3,4 M J A X ' tl X L W K , 'V ' ' ,L C toil xx. u tw' fs! . J ,X X' , . V V' ' 1 VJ' -Y l- 4 t .L L s C ' V Xe f 1 r N, N J M, N t ,V I V X , X N N x. X 1, V . , t H N lx! 'f ,, w Q '- ' 1 - -' ,I t L, -L X' 1, - h -r V r, tx . Q K L ' r . , ' 5 rf V .t V ,4' .Y X , , ' , ' , OL 'w f ,.' X, 5 gt, - , A f sc qv rf fs t H rt X g ' 4, 4 M l be xg-, sr gg ,e 1 Sf v, X . . . , t 1, , V ,ff J J Nc t X - . - ,ls f sf t X, N U ' ' X' 1 ' T' st' A, , ' 1 xc: Carolyn's scholastic interests center mainly around math and lf J M t, X 3 N C lb , . . . . . . r A f f M, ' v . , n X lj YXY XVI f' , '1Lf lx X . ' . . . 1 ,,. i A N' X .L N X' . , . . -. ,, ,, , l . . . ' Q , IN.. C ' 4 . ,N ' N V ,A K3 1 ,K Q DJ CJ rg ' ' K 1 K , ycrxl , ' -J fb e i ,f -1' ru rf-fcf Q2 1 ' I , 1 , .57 t if -5 Lv ,U 1 ' , L 1 f : .- : , L ut Eur XUYJ NJ' 5160! lllihll We L QU OJ D! 1 rv PM GAIL DIPROSPERO How do you luke my new Shetlard'? Gaul DnProspero one of the bestdressed gurls IH the Senror Class has o passton for sweaters party dresses a d he ls Bu not too hgh 1 She has a beautiful sopraro volce and has been a member of the hugh school chorus and ensernbe Gall dlsllkes green ollves bu rel :shes apple ple a d all krr-ds of It Ilan food especually pnzza I addition to her love of rnuslc she enlays long walks and poodles Gall an honor student for many years plans to attend college and become a teacher With her warm personallty and friendly ways we re sure she II be a success JEROME EDWARDS Jerome Edwa ds o Jerry ns well known for hrs friendly easy going ways He er-toys all sports but football and basketball are his lGVOFIfES Jerry a recipient of the sportsmanship oward has been a real asset to all our school teams Sax footer Jerry likes plenty of food' and good lokes but popular sorgs repeated over and over are distasteful to hum Plans for the future? He wrll attend college and eventually becorne a teacher 'ir ,-vffx uf 521' -flxn-af 404564 f l 'vf awk wwf rw M61 1136! ls, r IN mf fl DAVIS FRANCO MICHAEL ELIOT Michael Eliot IS a real authorlty on Hustory and frequently comes up with names and dates In class that no one has ever heard of lexcept Mr MacLenathan of courselj Make a lover of modern art and sculpture I5 a beatnlk fan can we ever forget the day he came to school along wlth the other senior boys dressed nn sandals and torn blue leans? Football guns and sailboats lm the bathtub that ISJ are rated enloyable by Make Hls pet dlsllke ns advertlslng of any kund and he blames It all on Mad: son Avenue Treasurer of hus fellowship he takes an actlve part In church GCllVllISS Mikes future plans are vague but as he says I ll llve everyday that comesl Frequently heard saymg It bugs mel Dave Franco has a secret ambutnon to become a professuonal tennls player Snnce Dave had been the past wmner of our tennls tournament hes off to a good start Dave dlsllkes crutches and especially broken ankles due to the fact that he hobbled around on one most of last wlnter During thus time land much to has dlsmayl he be came affectionately known as The Cripple Food ranks among Daves greatest pleasures un lnfe medlum rare steak and tuna flsh are his speclal favorites Music IS also Important to hum and he plays the guitar and bongo drums particularly well Daves j If fl Wx 24 YA XID I x, 1' 1 I J . ll I ' ' . I I D I Il X I I f - H H V If fl., at It -- ' - H . I I , ' r f 1 'I ty I sftl ' - , I Aw , If I -- YI y . . . ,tml rx of lv 5 . . . . , f ' - ' 1 . f ' L I I If I , . . , -- -, I I3 ,K Q : ' I . ' J . . . I . . . . jfgx I I I X 4' .. , ' future is well in handy he Plans to be reiected into the Marines! l ls IF ' K' I .jx if X bf I , , - 'iff l ll I , V ' ' 1,7 V K R !r'KMlf y,X I, I V, I Qllh ff fr. . 'V V. I Il! X, l Q Y at JAX' if . X .XJ an we fddhi LYNN GORDON Lynn Gordon voted the cutest gurl an the sensor class has always been a good leader and o credlt to our school Her success on the Student Councll can be attributed to her many years of hard work and she has done a bang up rob as Co feature Edltor on the l96O WlHmScan Berng presudent of the Natnonal Honor So clety IS a dlstlnctlon she had ottalned by her scholastic achieve ment and sense of humor and as fun to be wlth She enloys the clarnnet science and summers on Black Island but shes nat too keen on peos and asparagus Studnous fraendly Lynn IS college bound L 55g xx Happy golucky thats the only way anyone who knows Andy can descrube hum Hes lust about the most carefree guy we ve ever come across But Andy can work hard when he wants to He was our class presrdent nn our sophomore year and treas urer of the Student Councnl nn hrs lunlor year C How dad I ever get maxed up In thus? l One of hrs greatest honors was benng elected class marshal for the Class of 1959 Sports have const: tuted a large part of Andys hugh school years too He has been a member of the Varslty football basketball baseball and track teams Andy enloys pszza flshung and drnvems But spnnach and work are mlghty low on has lust Andy plans to go to col lege become an electrncal engnneer and Earn lots of moneyll -J M rf' 25 X C- , K. v L f l '. 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'XX l ' at 'I !evfL'7 Lf' V ll tx' NU 0 N6 Llp IIN Jy' ,,fl' XX I s l lp vw flu MARSHALL HAMlLTON Back tn Texas we had sound familiar? lts Marshall Hamrlton remtmscnng about the good old days tn Dallas Marshall Iotned our class two years ago and has been a member of the football and basketball teams and partucnpated un the tennus tournament last sprung Marshall usually attnred In a strlknng vest or sweater I5 one of our best dressed sen lor boys Hts ambltlon lS to become a rich psychuatrust wtth a wall to wall couch College plans? Its back to the South for Marshall who would like to attend the Citadel WAYNE GUNTHER Anybody need a one man band? Wayne Gunthers your man Heres the guy who can play elghteen different Instruments and write marches In study hall for kicks Last year Wayne a dnltgent student became o member of the Natlonal Honor Society Hts tnterest In mechorucs ts pretty obvious when you take a look at what he drtves Have Gunther w travel In hns Model T Ford what else7'l He can take the credtt for organ uznng the o'd car fad here ID Wllton Wayne came to Wllton last year and wuth hls easygotrg manner he s a fine addttlon to our class 26 I L ,A ,. X - v Q . Cy tl Q, l L V' xyf I ' n ' . ... ill sniff wmffxloj 0952 Morgue, Nw MLW' Wy EMM 03 swf Mya M fx! MARGOT GRIMM Margot Gramm with her warm personalnty and frlendly ways has been a valuable asset to the Class of 1960 She has many mterests some of which Include the National Honor Socuety newspaper stall Pep Club and Conrecflcut AIlState Chorus ln addntnon to school actwmes Marg enloys music art and swarnmlng ldont we all love her wonderful pool'Pl She IS plan ning to attend college and malor nn math of Spannsh Wnth a smlle for all Margot IS bound to be a cheerful addition to any college ALFRED GROSS Whose green Pontiac do we see bombnng around every day? Whose unterest In scnence and mechamcs has led hum to many scuerce four awards and an honorable mention lor a college scholarshxp'f' Who IS one of the most enthusiastic members of the Tach Wlnders Club? Who would say Callforma here I comel 'P Who but Chris Gross' Lfy-f'LC4fvvJf7,4 47 Cefflwvzwmfg ffo-rffffafdffcynj !,g,,M,5 JAM fffffffv 'Gif 0 'I , 6 gl ' ' 'ff' ' I x ' ' Q' ,, x 0 xp , X . 'ab 6 U O' v my P 'Y 7 L . l, WW '77 ' I 4 1 V 6 M y ,O L 1 -,,, Elk f.xw1LfwV L'l7 l ' f KIRK KEEGAN Klrk Keegan IS his name but everyone calls hum Mlke Hes Vif V' wi, LAJL JOEL JONES The tlme us 829 AM All the seniors ID Room lll are standung by the windows lntently watchxng a figure clad In red running up the hall Shouts of encouragement go out to the runner Come on you can make at 30 seconds to gal Wall he make It to school on tlme'7 Thus IS what we sensors all wonder every mormng as Joel Jones races to beat the bell For ob nous rea sons Joel IS a real asset to Wlltons track team He IS also IH terested In muslc and plays the plano extremely well Says Joel I meet under the unfluence of Bach and Handel One of our best students Joel IS destnned for success In whatever he does got red halr and loads of freckles and IS often poked about ha resemblance to Howdy Doody Mnkes on avud sports fan and ns a member of our varsity baseball football and basketball teams He also enloys golf swnmmmg 'azz and gurls and dns theres a new loke going around you can be sure Mikes b whos tellnng :tl Its thus great sense of humor that makes suc lakes homework and seeung two gurls danclng together Whe L J a favorite wlth the teachers?? Mike s one ambutuon I5 to k dl L career of avlatlon but right now hes the hard workun teas L urer of our class I IJ A MM 28 res M S. s I ., . . pp: 0,3 ' , , ,5' I U . I, . 1 . A .l ml, lynn , . . ., eg Q I J I , hltgglf ltr 4 . . ., .. . 'P I .. . , pf fl , 4 , - y ' 6, n d'D Ifkllxj Ing! , fd ,Q It wl ,f M , Il a' 6 ,gn , ' , L47 ,fy 1 'Auf 1 l Qt smut' KARYL KLEIN Hu ya Saml Does thus have a famuluar rung? Doubtless ut does because thats Karyl Kleuns greetung to everyone she passes an the mornung Known as the gurl wuth the baggy sweaters she has been an extremely actuve member of our class In sopho more year she was vuce presudent of the class Sunce then she has played on the badmunton team worked on the newspaper and has been a member of the Talent Show and Junuor Prom commuttees Thus year Karyls greatest honor was beung p pounted co-edutor of the yearbook Although school keeps her busy she enuoys outsude actuvutues too eatung puzza and coffee uce cream lustenung to Johnny Mathus albums and talkung on her own phone Karyls plans for the future 'P College and teachung l guess CHARLES KEMMER Charlue Kemmer Wultons What me worry? kud us known for hus one Interest and hobby gurls Hus favorute expressuons Thats lufe and lm not partual attest to hus free and easy dusposutuon Charlue IS a real sportsman and a valuable asset to our football squad and track team lts no wonder he was elected teachers trual and captaun of the football team' He us also a member of DeMolay and hus church fellowshup Charlue us a man goung places and hus future us already well un hand H plans to enlust un the armed forces and then study to become euther a mortucuan or a florist Hus fruendly attutude and sharp wut make hum an unforgettable part of our hugh school lufe ff u 1 u u l . Q ' A , N V l X A . T' l . u , , 4 'J' fl ' ' u g L. ' T . K I E Q ' Q . l x K u xg r 1 I1 . , ' ,VV . . Q V .fm , H A Y . , 'W' af I ' ' ,V ' I I f . l 1' . K u 6 X Q . I 1 up, , wi.. .-M 4.. Q I V, H ru H , - H N, - N - ,- B l,k. - u - I , . . . . . . I e ,, . ,, . . . . . ' , . f - H V . ,, - , ' l A 4 1 , u ' . ' ' ' a - l , , 2 ' ' , , , Il n ll , , ' H STEPHANIE KOVACS Frlendly and full of pepl Who else but Steph Kovacs can an swer that? Because of her great Interest nn sports Steph has been a boon to our school for flve years as a peppy and loyal cheerleader She llkes almost everything from rock n roll to baseball and basketball Her oooo cut dat out' as famnlnar to us all Always happy and lots of fun Steph can be serious too a she works dullgently In hool Her plans unclude euther becomtng an alrllne hostess or workung In the business field Knowlng Steph shes sure to suc ceed In elther professnon Our sen lor class voted Steph th gurl with the best sense of humor ERNEST KREHBIEL Ernest better known as Erme has been an actnve sportsman at Wnlton Hugh School He us outstandmg IH baseball and basketball and a strong member of our football team ln addntlon to school sports Ernle enloys swimming pang pong and does very well on the golf course Easygolng Ernle always has a smile and IS easy to get along wxth As for the future he has made deflmte plans but manages to keep them secret' Erme how ever IS Ilkely to succeed In any field XJ 30 'Tu Jilfywfl Wyoh-Jbva ,, Q. ZQV tv ,- - 1 , ' if '23 Diff' r . 13 if ly fffrilllwq A , e fggtgitm r W, ft V M ' f 1 , 3f'iy,,1-ill 0,5 ff BRUNO KOSHLEFF Bruno Koshleft, our sharp-witted philosopher, has lived in Ger- many, Hawaii, Guam, Japan, and all over the United States. His favorite expression, Make sure the brain is in gear before engaging the mouth shows Bruno s intellectual side He is an avid reader and might pick up a book entitled How to Construct an Intercontinental Ballistic Mis snle an Three Easy Lessons Bruno has been Treasurer of our class and has won many prizes for his excellence in gudo and swimming Aircraft submarines satellites and flying are his forte Brunos plans for the future include col lege and aviation bhp L ELEONOR KOLLMAN I studied six hours on my chemistry last night What did you think of the test? This sweet studious girl Eleonor Kollman tanned us two years ago Her goal is to become an elementary school teacher and with her perseverance and kind gentle ways we re certain shell be a good one Sewing seems to be one of her greatest interests as well as skating for which she has won an award Eleanor likes chocolate sundaes and new Thunderbirds while algebra and cabbage leave her cold 31 r' ,0 A N1 Af L J ,Z A l l - I its T r . L afnr, Lf J' if A Jr' M fr H f' ll ' AL rf' 'ff 'Y' J , 1 ' 42' J it 'Ax .7 'lfn M ' L ' L 'L K f . l J 561 0 J, , 4 I , J tl 31 1 f vt 'Tv I l A ' I lt -6' f , T7 y I. J' 4 L ' l I . I ' HWY we U Chgff' yqwll We WM? X CL L M lf Lf I UL if il Ll 'lp L f 'i 0 f 6 C9 J 'S ,Zz- i fc lc KAREN KREIDER if 32 llvhos h most popular gurl In our class? That's easy Karen Krender f course' A top notch cheerleader for several years Karen has been a member of the French and Pep Clubs as well as the Hugh School Chorus Oft heard saying Oh how I lust love chemlstryl She relnshes snacks of chocolate Ice cream dull pickles and plzza Karens future I5 already well In hand next year shell be a freshman at Hanover College In Indiana Warm and frnendly Karen IS bound to be gust as popular and well liked there as she has been here MARY ANN LOCKWOOD Mary Ann Lockwood has a pet peeve l cant stand oranges In any forml Other than that she IS agreeable to most every thing Mary Anns favorite hobby IS collectlng post cards but In addltlon to this she loves swlmmnng baseball and parties Fre quently heard saymg How do I do lt? She IS a candy and gum fan from way back Mary Ann takes an active part an her church actnvutles and has been a member of Zion s Hull Fellowship Mary Ann plans to attend secretarial school - X 4 r 01 t A L ' l , 0 4 if J 0 if Le S sl , Y! H q 1 C L 'Z' X I - Q9 Vx fcffliz 4 I . r Off K, g C L t My ff S n S I 5 , A CS' X W k O! U ' Q59 le, g I L j ' Qc L JN n ll ,L A 0 lf 7 r M X 5 C 4' , M ',f ffxxp X! X, f V C Q' C ff ,V 7 Q, 1 f H , ' 'J' , V Gp el fr ,Ll X Cl!! l ll A EJ ' A In 9, .,,,. .Q-, ,7 t 9 ,i .,:, i,,: Zbb I -e,1e- 5 I lcl 'VL X Q2 C My r l rt l rv All N Ill ' V t l ' NP lf V tl L ly M071 . lt l NAS J I X' uk 'll Q' 5 ll' Glo W all N PETER MAIER Peter Mater and dependablllty go hand rn hand The WlHrScan In 1960 wouldnt have been the some wnthout hrs productlon management Pete excels an schalastrc achnevements havrng been elected the most studrous senzor boy and rs well qualrtled for hxs membershnp nn Wnltons first Natronal Honor Soclety .lumor Assnstant Scout Master rs no easy task but as Pete puts rt lts great to see the kids learn Good gravy' as the famulnar cry generally heard as Pete races to hrs next class Coffee malts and Mexncan food play a bug part an Petes lute along wnth the grand old state of Aruzona Combining Spamsh and philosophy Pete says Asn es la vida asl dlvertase CAROLINE MAROTH r a artl Carolme Maroth voted the best dressed sensor gurl can usually be found wuth a pencnl tn her hand elther sketchnng some thnng or someone She was the l959 Yearbook Art Edrtor and rs cur rently the Art Edrtor of the school newspaper as well as the l96O Echelon She is enrolled rn the Famous Artusts School rn Westport and as you may have guessed by now has asplratrons of becomrng a com mercnal artust Caroline also enloys swnmmlng tenms and languages especlally Spanush One of her favornte occupatrons rs lookrng for a new vlctxm on whlch to try out her latest hair style Wrth her exceptlonal talent for drawung w can be sure Carolrne wall be a fine artlst Wt M fi. N 'QR' sewing and cooking Joan IS a very agreea CATHERINE MARTIN QV JOAN MASUCCI .loan Masuccl dork and petrte ns noted for her neat dressurg She has a wnde vanety of Interests ranging from muslc ard art to ble person cant stand can blame actlve part lust about the only thlng she IS early rising and who her? Girl Scoutnng plays an IF Joans lute and she wall earn her flve point pun thus year She has oso been a member of the Drarnatuc Club W ton Junuor Playshop Art Club ard ep Club Her plans for the future Include either Ionmng the Waves or pursuing the Held of fashron or home decoratrng Oh growl' Does this sound fOfTlIlIGV7 lt could be none other than Cathy Martnn Frances export lor now Import to Wulton Cathy has been an extremely active gurl many of our school OCTIVIYIES At one time or another she has been assoclated wrth the Latin Club Junior Playshop and Pep Club and she has also been a cheerleader and class secretary But perhaps her great est honor was beung chosen Edrtorrn Chref of the yearbook Cathy works hard attarn Ing good marks as was shown when she became a member of the National Honor Society lost best lookang g with a enthusiasm asset to our year She was also voted the sensor gurl A very dependable cheerful dnsposntron and lots of Cathy has been a valuable coss ar 34 Cf X-CCYLJ 'ib- JAMES M-:DONOUGH Jammy McDonough us one of Wrlton Hlghs most avnd hot rod tons Hs black 53 cus tomuzed Mercury as his p de and 'Oy fact he spends so much time IH his car that as he says Its my pod' Jlm belongs to the Hot Rod Club loutsrde at schoolj and the Photography Club He has also been a member of the AVA for the past three years Jrms future plans are not detlnrte p rhaps the care r of flo st ahead y ,L 41 LLJC xf ,dv 868 KLL, Q cu, ,XLGJAC Lge! Lf 416-0.4.1 ' '447! C CCIL CLAIRE MEAD ,- Claire Mead th gurl wlth he blue eye shadow has a warm smtle and a sporkllng personal She enloys lobster and bowl mg but when It comes to pamt mg shes an expert Ahh sooo l thunk l ll have my hour done IS a typncal charocterlstxc of Clone As Presudent of the 9th grade she dad an excellent 'ob Claure I5 now taklng a secre tarual course and hopes to lol low that career ew K7 uf ,Que X if 164,61 Lff 7 MARION MEEK Marlon Meek better known as Wldgle likes straws corn and snow Her bad habits fwhlch arent really load no' Inc ude gnggllng and twustung her hanr In class Wudgles bug dnsltke s ploun and sumple school' However her avid Interest In sc ence and moth wtll pay off In her hoped for nursing career With her friendly ways and happy dISpOSIlIOn we re sure she II be a success X 35 ,cr Cf., 'I :.. , r we ,A- . y e , . Y Q , ', ll' j iry. ' - . is 42 ,fwafxddvdf Q cl ,, fH as l ..- lol 6 l. tl ' l yt K. . 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WILLIAM METIVIER Bully Metuvter has one of the strangest dxslnkes known to man pizza u nts only because hes allergic to It Bull IS a real ten ms fan and has partlclpated In WHS as well as other tenms tournaments Hrs pet grupe IS clnmbung over the fence to chase tenms ballsl French Interests hum and he has been a member of the Alliance for several years Bxll whose one bad habit IS never getting hls hanr cut has a secret ambntnon of becoming Presldent of the United States But more realustlcally he plans to attend the Umverslty of Brndgeport where he will malor IH your nalnsm DONALD MIGHT I hate ammalsl lnhumane'7 No nts gust Donald Mlght bet known as Donn an one of his humorous moods Donns m velous sense of humor IS one of hrs biggest assets and h made hum qulte a popular boy during hls years at Wxlton Hu Cars rate hugh on Donn s lust A loud Ford takes hum to the Da Queen for chocolate malts and a hot Chevy takes hum to t drag strup for vnctorues Donn enloys many sports but tennus a basketball are has favorites Hrs one weakness IS you guess bmng hls nallsl Consclentlous Donn plans to attend colle lf I ever get out of herel and become a model history teac luke Mr MacLenathan 6' Jglfhll ll lil of R l QT 1 L tl if Y - - , ' QQ t ' . -bf., , . as '.,, ir- ' '. ' ' - w wf Q! 1. 36 DONALD MMLER A 59 black Galaxie convertible' Holey moleyl The crewcut owner of this car may be found In one of three places the football held the basketball court or the baseball diamond No wonder at last count Don professed to have eight ath letic letters and lets not forget his two baseball trophies Since the beginning of our class history Don has been forever dreaming of be coming big league base a player Now has dreams are b ming a reality fo the u s have recognized his talents Al though he is quite sports minded having been elected the most ath letic senior boy education plays .AL me part In Dons lfe He ma even be quoted as saying Home workl'P Whats that'Pl ? 7 Will ue JOHN MOORE oodlookmg happy go lucky and easy to get along with are e valuable virtues of Jackie Moore As for his feminine friends e is appreciated by them all not to mention the fact that he is qually popular with members of has own sex. Considering the ct that hes the people's choice for cutest and mast popular nior boy as well as the best dancer, Jackie might be called Mr. Class of 1960. A car lover, Jack's red Ford convertible is s pride and ioy, Always looking for a good time wherever it ay be, he leads a casual life. After high school, military acad- y is his immediate goal. f,,s's Lf 37 L L Alf f I l'V el L CLAUDE MORRISSETTE Claude Morrlssettes the quuet frnendly type of a guy whos always ready to lend a helping hand As an active member of the Future Busuness Leaders of America Claude ss able to vent hrs nnterest In buslness whlch wlll probably be has comnng ca eer Hts typmg skull ns known throughout the school as he types articles for teachers and the WnHnScon Well never forget hum In typlng class wnth that famnluar No bebe'? Claude rellshes forengn the movnes and Enghsh Claudes future plans are stall nndeflnute although he wnll most lrkely pursue the field of Comrnercral enterprise DAVID MURPHY Here comes Jeanme un her polka dot bnkuml Who could thus be but our English rock and roller? Dave arrnved ID Wilton the sum mer before hrs freshman year crammed full of English customs and accent But these were aulckly lost as he grew accustomed to our Amerrcan ways Dave has proven has abuluty as a leader through lowshnp out for a soda for the his work on the Student Council and tn the Pllgrlm Fel as executive representative Stnvers IS a frequent hang this guy and lust recently he has begun worklrg there as Ierk After he has completed hugh school Dave ns bound Navy hoping to make xt his career sin J l f f .bfbngll l ' X f 1' l A O A F OJ r , 1 vc. , fuk! 5 A y, t to t k ' x I U , j kg f 1 r 1 ll? cars, especially Vl,W,'sg radiofa-nd records, bowling and h - A l 1 H ul , I ' ' 'l if .X V J ffl . x ' . 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N r X X K, A CHARLES OUGHTON Charles Oughton better known as Chuck came to Wulton Hugh from Georgetown four years ago He us one of our buggest rock n roll fans and has been a real asset both on and ot? stage to our Varuety Shows Chucks unterests are varued and unclude cars dancung and doung somethung dufferent Food plays an um portant part un hus lute hus udeal meal us frued chucken and coke Chucks future us not deflnute but hed enuoy the career of a professuonal rock n roll sunger xhfc rJ NDJ xl XQJV X Nll N1 DIANA ODELL CRASHH Its Duana Odell at her favorute prafessuon knockung over desks Poor Dunah never seems to be able to make ut through a day wuthout knockurg over at least onel Danas lufe centers around one very umportant thung musuc She possesses a beautuful soprano vouce and more than once has entertauned the enture school wuth her solos It us ra wonder that she us such a welcome addutuon to the hugh school chorus Duana moved to Wulton un her sophomore year and ever sunce has been amusung her classmates wuth her warm laugh and unvaluable sense of humor Thus year she has shocked us all by purchasung a Model A Ford' Says Durah l can make ut around the block un half an hour' 39 rf' , he X lllurlxxy fx all VV XXX lxxk mf W I X Nu Y ' kt K A , xx l C' yr' 4 M, - Q N cj' Y C x XJ X L IX! T Q N I Y 9 f J als' J bp! Om ' - K GJ fe Sh Xtklrj E rt r :Q x lf our A' mlykil ru sv LV M, url! by X X XE . xx X + S ' Q Q my X, P5 J-K',L'kll . ul i, Zi.,?jJr6, 1 ' . . 5 l K' j BARBARA OUTWATER Modemolselle Pelode Cor for thot motter Mr MocLenothon Iss Ruthkowsky etcl I dudnt qulte get whot you sold Would ' XSD you pleose repeot mt? Sound fomlluor? Who else could It possubly be but Bonnie Outwoter the prlze tecchers trlol of the sensor DAVID OUTWATER J: clossl Bonnie IS o conscientious dnlugent student os IS evident by Eosy going Dovld Outwoter descrlbes hlmself thusly lm very 3 er membershup In the Notlonol Honor Socuety She hos been obsent mlndedl To odd to thus self descrrptlon he us xnterested In boslcetboll ond soccer tlshung ond booting Hls fovorute hobby I5 the study of weother ond meteorology Dove loves oll klnds of food ond os he puts t You cont llve without ntl Hrs one dns like IS common to us oll homework Doves future plons ore college ond then perhops o coreer ID the Coost Guord X5 S J ery octlve In most of our school octuvmes ond clubs but her QI eotest honor wos bemg nomed Edutor IU chief of the Popyrus or Bon usuolly seen bombxng oround In one grey Fnot ust like Mr Thomos l IS college bound ond hopes to ottend IN lcone of the Seven Snsters With her sunny drsposmon Bonnie wnll L be o success Ih whotever she does XX XPC QLL' ww s CD-f'r!-x W kjuf-jc' W., dk-Sy., ,J fvC,'-JZWEQJ l X gjs-J xwfi VLQZKE' vw K Q'WCSKf,ws we Wes we Lk 'g,-klfy XQQJA1, Q97 VQMJVQS a ,',rl ,Sl jf Kb K. f 2 y t ' .S 1 QL '5 A F S . lg t- lil A l A595 CV K 5 , ,. X1 l L . rc 1 , -IJ EP W, XX. lpltlx W I . .,, .. ' . .- S fllxfl? 7:2 X . . ., , ,. . . I . - I X V fx - I y A . . . . I I i,,, , . . . .. I Waco X3 . r , . . l , ' AN 'kk A-PJ! U . ' . . .. , . - X-O l J . V .ffl l KIQ Cs lf .I ' f u , LL! 1 fx A-. K . X 1 V A J p 'VL' - 2 S It 0 , X ' c 1 J ' C J . tr I 'i 'A' t ei to Q f ,V . X X f - A - X ' '- 7 ' . LESLIE PARKIN Miss Personality Plus is an extremely suitable name for Les Parkin. Hand, Porky, a bond member for the past seven years, a trumpet and you'll really see some action. However, she is not only musically inclined but also quite athletic: basketball and water-skiing rate high on her list. Pert and peppy Pork, has few dis- likes, but she holds little affection tor poor sportsmanship. lt's rare, too, that the Par- kins have asparagus and brussel sprouts for dinner . . . need we wonder why? Les has been busy this year as treasurer of the Pep Club secretary of the French Club and secretary of the senior class With an eye to her future Parky plans to attend Iunior college PATRlClA PETERS own to all as Pete Pat Peters has more get up and-go than y other member of the class of 1960 Her busy as a beaver titude hos aided her in being an honor student during her ors at WH S as well as accomplishing much in school activi s Pete has been a student council representative Pep Club mber and belongs to the French Club ln addition she has en a valuable asset on Junior Prom and Talent Show commit es A great sports girl Pete enioys swimming skating water wing and life guarding lOh noli Dill pickles pizza and straw rry frosts hardly constitute a good diet but Pete hoping to be me o dietician doesnt mind a bit fa, iw! 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Q-l exe LYNN PITCHER Meet Lynn There she IS now runnrng around the gym sports and baske? the C Y O basket floor ploymg basketball Lynns speclalnty as ball heads the lust She has been captain of ball team for two years Ths frnendly gurl ns eas to locate lf she Isnt engaged en sports she IS busy un her extracurrncular ac tnvuty as treasurer of the Future Business Leaders of Ameruca The questuons Why not? and Who me? are always rusmg In her mund Much of her tlme us spent at the A8-P where she practices her favornte hobby makmg money Lynn wants to enter the er PATRICIA PHlPPEN Our Yearbooks efflcuent busmess edstor Pat Phlppen can be recognlzed by her brnghtly colored eyelashes Whale a student at Southedge Hugh School on Long Island she was an asslstant baton teacher ln Walton she has been a member of the AVA Club and a llbrary asslstant Pat likes bright blue clothes Nash Ramblers and movies Her future Includes Brsgham Young Um versity In Utah where she wlll malor ID educatuon wav Y a s ' My L K , I y . y yysgy ' ' s - T y ' ll' V fleld of medicine. We feel sure that the future holds much for , f 1 . --- I se I ' . Q fs . fi A J V. V T ffl ll , I ' v s 'E - , L V ., I Q A Q I ' . ' X J 0 I , . I 1 JUDITH RlCl'lTER Laugh laugh laugh' To be sure thats Judie Richters constant habit She says other laughing I lust cant help myselfl Judie s cheerful disposition and friendly ways have made her one of the most popular seniors so much that she was elected class flirt' Judie has been a real asset to our class and school She has been a Student Council member for several years secre tary of the Yearbook member of the French Club and has been chairman of our class very successful Talent Shows Judie likes French lots of clothes and above all a good Ioke College is a certainty in her future and personable Judie plans to become an elementary school teacher QQ' mf A, no 'L 'ad-J' 43 f-' ANNE ROBINSON If you happen to have a hrst floor home room and are anywhere near the senior lockers, then you can't miss o red headed gum chewer and her friendly Hi ya,'kiddo! heard every morning. Anne Robinson takes an active part in the maiority of the things the Class of '60 does. She was a member of the Junior Prom committee and the Talent Show committee last year, Anne is also an active member of both the French Club and the Pep Club, When she isn't eating pizza at Phil's or listening to a new Johnny Mathis album, then you can be sure she's laughing at somebody's iokes. 'They're just too funnyl i The fu ure . . .? Anne hopes to go to college in prep- aration lOl' O CCJFSGI' GS Cl TIUFSS. iv? JJ-bf! scfJ,,2-7':- .-ff ff cw 1 tv-ar' x sv Y S vt 1, ,gg I . 4 J . X - x Q , . . Nh ' xi sp ' , 1 N. ' s . , N x s 1 'N 'I 3 X x ri kk x V X - - 1 X g . . 1 N , T ' - ' . v W rs, c , , V 5 , N , R b I N ' :X I I V I , . . , ka t h I . -I - 41, - 1 In - 1 x h , .. , x ' sx , . A I 5 t . I 5 V D Nl N X X l V - b I . I - I X . i , H , x X . , .A N - - - ', ' lx . i xl K I , - , '.,l gi g VV . Y s . I v 1-I N, X x , A . , 1 T 1 T '9 ' 1 . -gr ' :lc cf, A S 5' we Q95 ' 7' 'Qt' r 1'i , ' r 12 ,, ' ' i Q li 'sf Y T 1 5 as M , L J J . ,M K, ,5 . 'C g T ,,. T- r .J , c f V , f ' , 4 Q i . V y .Y 1 .f 4 Y ,- ,ff I L K .- 'ill ,iii ' ff' , ' K' 'L A I ' T T ie'- Q . f f ::, Q1 A l I 'T' 'un' V .v f ggzrfr I Z Y f ,, K S I ' , '.15'3'W . f g, ., , T. , Z RALPH SCHlLCHER Ralph Schnlcher who engoys mechanlcal drawing and movles wlth pl nty of actnon has been o member of our track and baseball teams He IS mterested In bowlnng archery swemmlng and :ce skatnng ond us espec ally partlal to wenght llftlng As for has scholostlc Interests math rs hls fovorote He dlsllkes Englnsh grammar and poetry Easy going Ralph whose favorlte expres suon s When do we eat? was voted the shyest sensor boy Ralph s plans for the future are not dehnlte yet but I d luke to do a lot of travelnng , 1 AIA! .Z 1 ,folfw ,U JOHN RONAN Have you ever seen a dark handsome senior speedung by on a green scooter? lts John Ronan of course' John voted the best looking sensor boy came to Wllton last year from Paletrne Illuncus ond has been o welcome oddutuon to our class He has been a student morntor member of the track team and one of the organizers of our Junnor Prom John enroys professvonal box mg moth spoghettn cars and espec ally sleepung late Rattle snake meat and short haurcuts on gurls are ornorg has dlslnkes As for the future John plans to attend college and do I dont know what 44 f L rf, More y f' J J , ' ' 7 , J J V7 J so is fl J' l U' . 5 MN'41I6v1 We y I -J 1 I XA ky, n A af' I 'y . J wr ,,,,,,,s , y, ,,, , 1,1 ',. - V: ,,-f , . 1 H ,gf ff' 7 is Q V' L.. h HmkX GERALD SCHLEGEL Id luke to be PresIdent of the UnIted Sta es no kIddIngI Belleve It or ot thats Gerry Schlegels secret ambItIon klddlngl An honor student slnce loInIng our class three years ago he came to WIlton HIgh from Syracuse N Y Thus year Gerry IS manager of the basketball team and a member of the football track and CYO basketball teams HIs Interests In clude Swlmmlng tennls hamburgers and school lunches Pl Gerry bypassmg the PresIdency hopes to become a Cadet In the Aur Force Academy lifjfrf MW Jil l 7f mf! BONNIE SHANKO mormng a few msnutes before the last bell Its BONNIE Shonko or Shag comIng to school wIth every book she owns plus a few others An octIve member of the Class of 1960 she has been chaIrmon of the decoratIon commIttee of the Junlor Prom as well as the Vorlety Show Her CCYIVITISS Include the Papyrus WIHIScon Pep Club and Echelon Bonme has many Interests art sports records l Peter Gunns the most' J and boys You wIll often hear Hot fudge sundae wnth nuts please' as soon as Bon nears the ICE cream counter As for the future III unconfirm a confirmed eor IM' W lt tl rx! xf 45 if 'D t 1. A ' Y I ' I H l I n I ' ' , no rx 5 I V ' ' . P . . . . . x M l g I 1 4 Q C y Om f y Y' O , M 0 , I .1 I lv fl lf C X f J A Q . ,Arm , ., 1 J I O' lf A ' J I 5 l of iyo id . . . h!ow's tricks? , is the well-known cry heard every 17 H H I D 1 V A . V . .. . 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BOBRI SHAW Mus c and wrutung are the forte of Bobru Shaw her own words and musuc un the Varuety Show wull long be remembered Bobru has been a member of the French Club for two years and she has partucupated un gurls untramural basketball Sports cars horses and of course boys are hugh on her lust She duslukes stayung home flannel pauamas and snobby people Sunce her Dad us a world traveler lucky Bobru has some marvelous clothes and we gurls all envy her beautuful collectuon of sweaters K L f DAVID SHEEHAN Stuvers ace soda uerk us also one of our ace senuors uudged by hus colleagues as sportung the best sense of humor Dave Sheehan us one of the few three letter men at WHS havung partcupcuted un football baseball and basketball He came to Wulton un hus uunuor year from Chatam New Jersey and has he has worked hard so that we could have an eventful year Dave our class wolf us lookung forward to a future un uournalusm or raduo and televusuon We know he wull be a success un any endeavor sf .N7 l Alff' I 47141 X .K Nl 1 Z5 u' V, L fr X VX lf' , Y L , - ' ,X J 6 vu f u . l X 1 0 uf '7 '75 -YU 5 ug W 0 ,Sl ,X bu .A X . W 1 VV, , r 4 'X of Q - f S 1 f u VX , .L V l IW Lf A S - U' Uk W' Isl' lf lv lf' 'Y ful' Cf 1, 7 V6 - U' N V l W U QM ' K yu L ' fl' since become a well-liked member of our lclass. As class, president, E ,Q X I ' -. I IL fl., Df 'r' 9 4 A -'., ',,f , L 14 . 4 7. - 2, 7 . ld W U L.Q7'Xl'l 46 I ,gf Q' WI gil PATRICIA SOHL Patrlcla Sohl wrth her warm vrbrant personalnty has been a valuable asset to our class As a cheerleader she dld an excellent rob of supportmg our team The school newspaper and yearbook has done an outstanding rob Trlcua has held the posts of Student Council representatrve secretary and IS currently Vice Presedent of the Wllton Junior Playshop Her hobbies Include poetry modern dancrng and sports of all kinds As for the future Trlcla plans to go to college to study socnology 47 RONALD SLEEPER Ron Sleeper whose most famulrar saymgs are unprnnfable llkes drag races haf: and the Easter Bunny Summer sports are hrs favorltes and he can often be fourd beachcombmg at the Com munnty Park Hamburgers przzo and cavrar are Rons favorite dellcacres and the only thang that bugs hum IS my stomach IS growlmg Easy-going Ron wants to be the presndent of a dns trllery Cl rx 4,1 LU 21.1.4 l L 5 'F cqfzik u, ftlflv ul 'V + KXNCQAJ 1 4 L L Cfkjdbx 0141 f 1 of AAO: f 4 UMM fy ANG ,J XLLK f7 Luk 1. 'l A, L ,f. 4 yA , b ' ' H - .1 l , tlllz ' ' A Q ,kg 1 Q fxif ' , 2 '5 4' ' A A fb Q X , z A 'U ' ,, mia ' J 0, at 's S' 4. S 9 , 5 ,, qt ' is . . MN 53 , i . KY V' A f , f , X l ' X A 1 X 'Lg 4l lf 1 N A ' .. -' H iq YL' Y 1 . O 1 If-LX L -' I X V f 5 V , lycwl -MQ A t+ 4 c, +0 f .. . . , +35 ls,-19' 'Hy' f R, Q ii C513 , , , MVN qt ,ju .- --F Lf , s r , at ef ls ,lf any . . I f' , fx- 7,5 A t f . lf W , 1 tt . U ave ound her very helpful, and as co-editor of the Papyrus she x N V C7 s X Gbbforx k ' -. H faqs 'Q J fl- cf, . I, '11 . . I A . - . 1 0.1, fall!! CLF 5 .A MJ, . . I , , I Q I X , L, gg! r l yt, y me tk Um t A , . , J . N , Q ' A .. , A 1 B X, axk l X, K N X, 1 x 5 f MARCIA STERLING Marcia Sterling, with her soft- spoken manner, is liked by all. In addition to being a diligent French student, she is interested in poetry, the Oriental people, and philosophy. Quite a list! Tout a fait merveilleuse is a fit description of Marcia. With her easy-going disposition, she likes just about everyone except those who insist on spelling her name with a sha. Regarding her fu- ture career, Marcia is consider- ing either music or social work. fc X 1 ' N i , , fi , 5 yn. xxx -4' as ROBERT STERN Bob Stern, often called Frenchy or Sterno, is a very octi guy and liked by all his classmates. He has been a member the school band for six years, and is not only Vice-President the senior class, but also Co-news Editor of the school ne paper. lt's no wonder he was voted the senior boy who has do most for the school! Bob likes athletics, electronics, and, belie it or not, ice cream and fruit iuiceg he can't stand raking leav i 'S ll l f fx be X and eating rare steak, Bob, whose favorite ambition is a millionaire, has a favorite expression: What's your Knowing him, he'll probably become that millionaire. , 1 wb f Xlgljnl ' ll r A A cl Lb yi. L CL 'lb L fl Lv X , L W L I . , 1 F- . i X KJ JOHN TUCKER What did you think of that math. test first period? Need some- to do your algebra? Jack's the one to coll on. .lack has been here in Wilton during his entire high school life. Last year he be- a member of the first National Honor Society chapter in He was also our very capable class treasurer in our e year. Sports is a maior item as far as Jack is con- he is an avid golf fan and has been a member of the football and baseball teams. Favorite expression . . . la vie, A college education is a must in Jack's future. STEPHANIE TAYLOR Tinka Taylor has lived up to her reputation as an excellent cheerleader. Her sparkling personality is reflected in her excep- tional school spirit. She has done a great deal as one of the sec- retaries of the Pilgrim Fellowship and as Vice-President of the Pep Club. Her scholastic ability has been proven by her mem- bership in the National Honor Society. Besides school activities, Tink enjoys tennis, swimming, reading and music. She is a real pizza lover and a fan of the V.W.'s, especially a blue one. Tinko's familiar cry, Get out of here, Tuppy! and favorite ex- pression, Great Coogamoogaf' are characteristic of her. . rs , 'AM .fi ,CD l, .lllfil ll ff f Q ' ' ny W, EM! H 3 iz ' 1 Miata ,i c C9 Kcfk we i' r'7 A MM llli 1 C my l L, 40- ,152 JANET TURTURlEl.LO Janet ns a famtllar face at the A 8- P In Gateway Center B stdes her rob she enloys plzza bowlnng danctng and hackung around Janet who IS often heard sayrng Gee whz when do we start somethrrg else Mrss Martens? rs an actlve member of her CYO Moody people as well as the colors orange and purple dont rate very hugh on her lst As Janet enloys taknng care of small chnldren she ns sure to succeed an her hoped for career of a nurse or soclal worker xx L J J is sf 'WN 511 p 'NW ld .J N 3 ,,cXCj- YQ L2 ef XA-fr-X :JV D XV KJUL vc, QXV t QC If Bc VL SARAH VAN VALKENBURG Red headed Sarah Van Valkenburg loaned the class of 60 an her tumor year Tal ented Sarah engoys cookung gourmet food and makes most of her own clothes B cause of her quuet easy-gonng ways she was the peoples chance for the shyest Sensor gurl ln the future Sarah ns plannung to become a secretary and we feel that she ll make a good one fix, L ep? J I 227 '-'mf I Q, 1' ni 50 ' 1 'Y'-L ' JEANNE WEISHEIT Swlmmung basketball volle all badmnnton field hockey tennls anyone? Not on unusual comment from Jeanne Welshelt the peoples choice as most athletic senior gurl In adclmon Jeanne hos been a member of the bodmlnton club Intramural teams and a cheerleader Jeanne has been on the yearbook stat? has served as sports ed :tor on the school newspaper art edltor on the Papyrus as secretory of the Pep Club f-nd a Student Hostess and Momtor As for the future she plans on attendmg college and malormg In recreatuon ROBERT VOSILUS Spot anyone wearlng a red sh rt with a camera slung over his shoulder? Well If you have Its probably Bob Vosllus Walton Hugh Schools lnkeoble good looklng shutter bug As a student at school Bob has made the grade He lS a member of the Na tlonal Honor Soclety a student council representatnve past class president and an authority on hlstory Other than academics Bob has been manager of the baseball and basketball teams and us a bug on g f KO of Sulver Sprmgs most popular caddue ID BOE s ere he p archltectur xg U tw lt . I vi.: f, 211. 'sy X .I ll '-, 1 .V W f :tx .san L .hf:,,, k . V V- g- , . . 4 I - r A , .n .1 ,. a .Q - cg -5, ,. , V - I 5' ' 5 I . . , . . . , ., . . . , . 1 . - . . ' . , I . I f , N 4 I J l 1 ' f ' 51 M jw,,gf:,Q 7 f i V W 'Ll X My .Y I lwbxc xi J' LLIUVC y K ' i fY'lW X rf V t MD vid sjffv r . . Vi , -ZW A of W Mein? A -ew ,JAP fp l U lf' J J- M- l i 'S pm URSUlQ9,'wlLMOT'l' lUrsula Wilmott is one girl we all + M1 V' f QW because of her naturally . ' rly hair. Urse has a sparkling , ' ' personality and is always laugh- E lu ' .1 I ing at someone's iakes . . . corny ll- L . . . .A- I i uit or otherwise! She's a hard work- ' ing clerk at the Village Market but always finds time for her fa- vorite activities: bowling, listen- ing to records, and knitting. Ur- sula is no conformist and picks out those new, wild lipstick colors. Wow! What are Ursula's future plans? To become a pro- fessional secretary is one plan, we know. DONNA WILSON Donna Wilson, with her blonde, curly hair and chronic blush, possesses a powerful personality which has endeared her to all of us. She is continu- ally full of cheer and chatter, How are ya, kiddo? and always willing to lend a hand to anyone in need. Busy, busy, busy . . . that's Donna! She has been a faithful participant in many clubs and activities, and is also the Student Council's successful president. l caaan't!' '... dig that Boston drawl! But she can and has made the grade here at school. Donna is a whiz in foreign languages and plans to major in them at Mount Holyoke. In addition, Donna was elected most likely to succeed and the girl who has done most for the school. CAROL WOOD arol Wood IS one of our casual easy-golng sensors but dont t that fool you because lnslde shes full of pep and energy he A8-P finds dlllgent Carol behsnd the cash register working save money for school ln addmon to belng an honor roll stu ent Carol enloys swnmmlng boatmg muslc and reading Her oal es to become a nurse and wlth her patnent gentle ways e re sure shell make a good one BARRY WHITE man of few words but many friends adequately describes tall ark and handsome Barry White He IS an avld sportsman hav g been a member of the football baseball and track teams arry voted the best-dressed sensor boy has what It takes when comes to makung frnends Besudes thus he has a good head and as been a dllugent capable student during hus years at Walton :gh Well xt looks lake Barrys headed for nsolatuon next year military academy that Isl Wav ff Q' un-Wan EQKQPSAY .....,,,,,n,,1nr.., Mile fl WW Off 414 gd M ab MMO -mv X DANIEL YOUNG Danny Youngs polxte and friendly ways make htm a very pleas ant person to know For lust thus reason he was elected the most courteous sensor boy Dan lrkes lust about everythnng bt IS s Presndent Dave Sheehan Vlce President Bob Stern Secretary Leslae Parkun Treasurer Mlke Keegan pecually fond of football lots of hard work and anythung that wrll keep hum outdoors Hts mterests range from lsstenung to all klnds of rnuslc to gettmg the gang together for some bowlrng on Saturday nlghts People who spend their tnme complannnng are definately not favorites wrth htm Donny has been a falthful member of the Frerch Club and we all agree that hes a wel come addition to ony crowd ,hx REMEMBER Andy s boot Jimmy s V W Don s Goloxne Donn s Ford ...ffnlyybllff ,.-um-. WHO S WHO 17 M.. VV' r'4F'1h WWJ .flxljn 433: LET SWISSAIR TAKE YUU MOST FAMOUS COUPLE Karyl Klein and Donn Might SILLIEST LAUGH .ludle Richter and Dave Franco N0 ajiftv MOST RECKLESS IN THE HALLS A-.4 Dave Appelbaum and Eleanor Kollman ?Kma' BEST MONITORS Jackie Cahill and John Ronan MOST PRECARIOUS Bonme Shanko and Andy Frasclno an-ul BIGGEST EATERS Campbell and Jerry Edwards 56 J izi. .....X 41 l 'L G 1 9 .4 . l .L ll .. ' T A9 N l T 3 J 1 i ,Bw.y A xi. : y , . I xxx, B. J. IN 1960 REBELS WITHOUT A CAUSE Daonno Odell and Morsholl Homnlfon T ff L-ir LOUDEST GUM CHEWERS Pete Peters and Dove Sheehan MACBETH AND LADY MACBETH Barry Whnte ond Donna Wnlson 430' 4' Qifcfs 3. V 9, 5 Qrw 4 ,Q -H., s 37? 252393 sg sf 2 Q11 4- f' me if .nz-,V in Q fn 4 jfizvfigzv I X if! 1 1 F T f 9 . . 1 l ,J - I . 1 , I ,X g X L K 4 . . II x T . J : gk L. I' A 1 ,I X T 7 , l l - I ,f 1 ...... I Z1 ty 't , V . S Y T W 3 f ffl! z '5232515:5:1:1:f:1:1:1:?:1:I- ' '1 - UC' 2 . IEIEIEIEI. 3 ' '3- gzgzgzgggz U MOST IVY-LEAGUE 5'-Rw1'2?,, ' :3g ,'2 ? ' ,535 :2:1:1:11: , . is r .Q ig g. 3f3f533:3fl T' ' 1 4' QS ' g :-:':-..' 5,3 'sgii f' 'Q :1:f:3:5:1 sg :Mf - 2 - 1 '-f fir ,,. -' fff, -51,4 Q 1 6 . Q n- xl 3 C .7 ,-1.311 x53 asf N +1 r ,4 ' , l H810 . ,S 46, ,E 1' f q f, xl ,CIQW 'I K z Q 1 S4 .I ,l , - , . K I 4 5 9 - 1 4 f 5, Z rj F5 wx? I: -. -311532 ii - P 1 ,f .S hiifi., MOST ANTIDISESTABLISHMENTARIANISTIC Carolyn Converse and Bruno Kosheleff 'C gif' 2 f' l I new Srl 212222 bf rid? 'eg Margot Gramm and Don Muller gy K y 4 5 '33 8 MOST DISORGANIZED Borby Burton or-d Dove Murph 57 4 S9193 3- ri' 'Q ut2'3 ,1:'4W 035' iz I lla ffei'?if'2 '? 3333 :ga' f E 4732 2 0 Y u rl THEY COME IN ALL SIZES AND THEY KEEP COMING CRAMIVIING THE CORRIDORS JAIVIIVIING THE LUNCH ROOIVI TALENTS, ENERGY AND CHARACTER ARE AS NECESSARY AS THE FOUR SEASONS FURTIVELY HOLDING HANDS IN THE BUS LINES. 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' L S3 f J -SQ Of the many ideals and qualities which the Juniors stand for, the real backbone of the class is its growing sense of responsibility and leadership. Although the Juniors may be a small group in number, their increas- ing desire to forge ahead and accomplish things of worth, far outweighs their' size. The class has been outstanding this year tor the many activities in which they have played a maior role, among these, the Fashion Show and the Junior Prom. With the guiding hand of Mr. Mack to back them up, the class shows great promise to excel in their senior year, and thus set standards which following classes will find hard to beat. A MW mv 5 Lux Q, f,. 'Ola 'Q J cw X X. I X Y V' Qfify XY X V YN RM! 4 xl 41 NN yvf w Wx 'b , , 'Mix' U' Q3 kj K KQV ,N Vg 'yxqfgx K Q' Mm' ,wx K QV NV D Officers, Bob Spence, Joy Tcft, and Andy Pfeil U x A1 Rd ' O' md wx N wx Q Q 5 UN .,, Xu 'JQKJ Cp wb B I K O' x Ju' 64 SOPHOMORES Our faculty advisor 65 66 Heres a good class Mass Rutlcovvslcy says so and besndes that we ve seen proof our lOth graders are the maunstays of the Drama Club the H IH tne Honor Roll and the bounce cnallenged tne womens faculty to a rouslng garne of basketball whuch wnll not be soon tor gotten Ltvely and soctal munded tney show the prospect of beung a great class in the Cheerleading squad. Our spirited gals FRESHMEN 68 wwwfwq que 1900 I9 1: ibm.:-B Quai?-fghhfbdsk SSJUYQQE Q' I0 Oniohluiblnl 'M Ts-waht Po.eE,6emu-W-W gmgbaqumstubndg EhC I-bil Ca 4436455 hh 69 9 49 , nal-5 4 . nn. mms u -.w-dm iw- 'UNC 1 d' I , B b M T , Don J y d M ry Ell U I, 70 Vlfe asked around abou? lhls classg people 'fold Us that ir vvasn'T noted lor anylhlng special. BUT we dcn'T belleve 11. There are many ayld ninrh grade members in The Biology Club. A large par? of The suc- cess of The Science Fair was due To me enrhuslasm ol its ninrh grade parllclpanfs. Not only Thar, iT's a big class, lr's loaded Wlln scholars, athletes, and nice kids. We're belling This bunch fo win. .gm-cs ,.-af--.J CLASS OF '64 Ofncers: Nancy Whipple, Dona Wilson, Steve Perry, ond David Green 73 L Y 133 J L - ,j 4 .p ,a , ,lf v 1 V ' 1 4 2 H F277 H wif kv 2 SJ' ffl 47 fHE ,wx GQA9 74 i The eighth grade promnses fo be an out sfandlng class Especlally talented an music and scnence they take a lnvely Interest an school acfuvmes and are unusually deter mined for so young a group Thenr bug fad This year has been wearing each others clothes j YinL W'5 QE '? ' as 'V I N V3 Lvl 1 Z.cm5,g,, A , 'l wp , V ' 4 75 Officers: Jane? Conne- Iee, Drue Conklin, Lynne Mordmen and Paul Sutherland. CLASS OF '65 pp 78 ff' The sevenrh graders have entered The brave new world of hugh school llfe A spnruted groap They always seem To be on The go lwhlch perhaps halls' Whnle sfnll fledgungs They have already shown :me est IU their class an an abund ance of school spurlf ,, . ' , explains why we always Trip over them in The 45- , . . . r . . h SPORTS so J 1 X if ,- it-4 ':,..... I L-f 1. 91 I Q 2 M 4 if if .-'ay Q L t xc' iff! ,f' 'wi if My WB e 'S eam 26'- lk Kilt? , - X 1' ' t TN u few mo e u mches' M The best Wllton Hugh Football Team yet began practuce In September after losnng only a handful of lettermen Smce speed was the team s chnef asset Coaches Zeolr and Thomp son were quick to plan the team offense and ae ense around thus A smgle wsng attack was bunlt around a powerful back field wrth Don Muller and Dave Sheehan at tanlback Andy Frascnno and Mrke Keegan at fullback Jackue Moore at wmgback and .lack Tucker at quarterback Makrng holes for these runners to gam yardage through were at the ends Barry White and Dave Appelbaum Tom Taylor and Gerry Edwards at tackle Jam Stewart and Charlle Kemmer at guard and John Magee at center The eflectnveness of this Ime up resulted In the Warnor's wunnmg tour out of sux games played Wilton Wilton Walton Wilton Walton Wilton li - , Y' 1 'N-c I xxx 3 'Pls SCORES Rudgefleld Kings Bethel St Lukes Sommers Brewster nw' 'K ,V 'Qui 2 'ff 1 'Eh 'we TM wr J, 1.-,K gg, ,A W Mr-str-V -h ff YT' M thu? -W Img, f,.,fw,,?rn-Mf'f',,v-w we N... 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' j 'L' -xx afl ' af et! ' ' lvl, . l ?M 'Q . 'il x T f Z' ' 0 X X IO x T. AW' .Q ' -, -, N l , r FN l ' X iz. .9 4 c.. ,A if 3 X a V, --' .' U subs' M' P- ,Q t' x I K :As no .LU g Q ty-T A 3-Q 'all Q A. ' I T X 1-'E lj W1 -' - 9 L Q. e T1-5 ',.- -f ' K, :U 1 -- 0 - is-Q 35 , ' 'O -. MY , I 'A 2 f' 29 12 4 ' 'jf ll C 9 , A9 6 ft f-5-23 'f 5 ' , Wh- K ' .,N 4H',v' f ' QQ f ., I J 1 I ' ' 1 -' x ' , Q l . X 1 I L, k N J- .3 If . A K 2 ' k 2 .fi 3 . kms . 4 , Y ' -W, iyi A f' . f V 5 ,s!:,,isAg,,VgSj,r9M' - ' me. 13344 5 fa, . , ...- ,Am ww Let's get this one .... xv, 'YK Cv Three men ond you missed ks!-ww Hey Ref . . . woke up on three men! 4 . , . Y A ' if , f ff M I x -Q Q X - 1 1 L Miller, watch that endl J W dE!v1'n Wwyfvwf You meofheods . . . ! .IA The exuberance and school spurlt of our cheerleaders ns one of the most Important reasons for the enthusrastlc response of the multvtudes that have turned out to see the basketball and football games The gurls led by Steph Kovacs captain and Karen Krelder co captain dld an excellent 'ob of cheernng for the team and channelnng the enthuslasm of the crowds Thanks also to the loyal fans who have also done a fine 'ob un supporting our teams. 'A 86 Y O f W fl, .Ng I 252 ,U ws f N x ' X xwxx XNNU, 4 Kyu- N, J ' 1 nL.k I 42 7 f 4-B Bulletin, Wilton. Conn. January 27, 1960 Wilton High Wins Two, Defeats Ridgefield, ew Milfor Warriors Take Green Wave Team With Late Rally B3 holdmg New Mxlford to four pomts all on foul shots in the fourth quarter of a game yesterday Jan 26 Wilton defeated the Green Wave 47 45 for xts fifth wm of the season The Warrlors came from be hmd by l0 pomts at the half and seven points at the three quarter mark to eke out the w1.n on their home court Down by a 26 16 score at the half Wxlton located the hoop in the second half and aided by num erous calls by the referees agamst New Mxlford for runnmg wlth the ball were able to take the lead for the first txme half way through the .fourth quarter The wm gave Wll ton a spl1t m games vnth New Mil ford thls season as the Green Wave defeated Wilton 48 45 in an earller game New Mxlford started the game ny rullmg to a 19 9 fust quarter lead as Johnson and Morrxs paced the attack Johnson the New Milford center gave Wrlton trouble all mght wlth under hand dnves which drew fouls and with h1s reboundlng Morris hooped 18 pomts to take hxgh scorxng honors m the game In the second perxod only good defensrve ball saved the Warriors from rout as they agam scored only exght pomts rn a perxod New M11 ford could rack up only seven pomts JH the perlod on two fleld goals and three foul shots New Mllford hlt for only 13 held goals ln the game but stayed ahead on 19 foul shots Wxlton took charge rn the thlrd quarter rackmg up 18 pomts and Closed the New Mllford lead to sex en pomts settmg the stage for the last period rally Traxlmg 41 34 at the end of the thrrd perxod and playmg without R1cha1d Sloper who ban ed up his knee the Warrrors went to work on the Green Wave Wilton took the lead on two bas kets and a foul shot by Appelbaum Just before he fouled out of the game and three pomts by Sheehan The Warrxors moved ot to a 46 42 lead mth tlme runmng out and then rn the last mmutes New M11 ford hooped three foul shots to close the gap Sheehan hooped the hnal pomt on a foul shot to gxve Wrlton a tv-o polnt lead wh1ch almost went down the dram on a desparahon shot by Morr1s vrhlch banged off the backboard as the whrstle blew Sheehan led W1lton 1n scorxng mth l6 poxnts hrs hxghest scorxng effort of the season The Wrlton Junior varsxty under Coach Garton Van Tassel won the1r game wlth the New Mxlford Junxors 34 19 mth .John Corr scorlng n1ne pomts The varsrty box score Wilton M13 Miller Keegan Greenwood Edwards Aprpelhaum Sloper Sheeha n New lihlford 145i Schaltegger f Horne f Johnson c Mnrrls g Sherman g Woodford g lg N O9 50 ix...- Agaun thas year, we have good reason to be proud of Walton Hugh Schools basketball team The War rlors long hours of practrce and the drlvmg urge to wm together with the expert coaching of Mr Thomp son, resulted In a successful season agornst snxteen other opponents Congratulatrons on another year of basketball vrctoryl 88 - A. I MX. r ' . ' 3 ,P W ' ' -, 1-'Ev . 3 'Sl ' no W ' ' 'll' L . 1 . ' ' - - 1 , - 1 . .. V . I . .I . . I ' G P P 4 o s o o o 3 1 1 2 1 5 3 1 1 z o 4 s 4 16 20 7 47 ' G F P , ,.., 3 o s , , .... . ...... . 1 s s , ..,........ 3 3 B , ,.......... . 5 s 18 , . ......... l 2 4 . .,,. , ..... o o o 'N -. K ',w,' ? Q51 , Ms 5' , . 1 w . V 4 i i M01 X bm WWE VO' M, MU Wu WW! ,,,...,,.,.- 'ggj f M. www ,,,-1' I . 9? Q, f if ff: . 345, if KW V, ,f-, Q -H! U H, rack Teams Begin Workou Y 3 1 ff. . f Hi-...G Mn' ' A 4,83-M, ,,L- ,V QWmwMu,Q9mwW gf? W W W ' W W -AMQ m 2 W . I ,MW W QR f 2 f . X qi Mm W1 Q W i W P ' -X .ETS g',. h ' L and Mrs Kwyn Abrahams Mrs Helen K Mught and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Nelson F and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs PATRON S LIST 1960 YEARBGOK Henry Appelbaum Robert Barrett F Mllton Beneduct Breed Frederuc Buehner Jack M Burton JohnJ Cahull Kenneth B Campbell Lawrence Carlson Robert Carvutto and Mrs Linwood R Cote Crossways House of Beauty and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs Betty M Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Nucholas Edwards D E I Paul Franco Ambrose Frasclno M M Gordon Herbert C Gross Raymond F Gunther Robert C Hamtlton Edward C Jones Klrk A Keegan AdamJ Kemmer Mllton Klein Wllluam Kollman Steve Kovacs Jr Ernest Krehblel Rea E Krelder G K Mater Arthur M Maroth Mauruce Martnn John Masuccl McDonough ErnestL Mead Robert M Meek RolandF Metlvuer and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Donald B Muller John R Moore AlcldeJ Morrvssette R Alan Murphy Herbert Odell and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Charles Oughton C W Outwater J Stanley Parkun William D Peters Melvin C Phlppen Regunald M Putcher Robert Richter Nelson D Robrnson JohnA Ronan Jr Ralph Schllcher Sr GeraldL Schlegal Mnchael Shanko Davud Sheehan Lee Sleeper Walter Snlpe Arthur Sohl George E Sterlmg Charles Tanner Clark E Taylor W Muller Tucker Nrcholas Turturtello Olin M Van Valkenburg V J Vosulus Francls Wershert John P White Wlllram Wilcox Charles Wllmott Richard Wslson Carroll Wood Davud A Young Y Mr. . . . 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A . 96 BUSINESS PHONE RESIDENCE PHONE PO 2 3984 PO 2 7677 THE CAHILL AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE SInce groduofmg from hIgh school IS WI'-TON CENTER 0 beglnnlng and not on end we JOHNJ CAHILL WILTON CONN sIncereIy WISh tho? the members of the closs of I960 WIII find oll he pO,,e,23544 E K SAVAGE hopplness of success In The future PHOTO CRAFT THE CLASS OF T962 PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PRINTING AND DEVELOPING POST OFFICE SQUARE WILTON CONNECTICUT THE HOME OIL CO WIIIon Conn S ue O I Bottled Gas 24 Hr Emergency Servlce Complete Heoflng lnstollohons Gos Appllonces CORN CRIB AT CROSSWAYS I . , . ' I I .cars ' A.-2 4: I I a 1 ' , . 1 F I I - I .I I - . v w S ' YOU RE LOOKING AT THE BEST iHg3' X ,zur V M '?,,,g,,,a WILTON CIL CO. FUEL OIL Heoimg lnsfcllohons 24 Hour Service POrTer 2 3306 JACK RUSSELL Pres 5 4 3 ' L in ' a W 4 fi, :L-'M ' f' .fy '. ,L 'YH' -4 vs W- -4-if, , f xf ' sz- ?',.' , X , ,. ' L X Q ll, 5 . ' ' ' W I 2 A fi , , ' 1- E Jw , ' . 41- f -' if A 5 , . . 'A' 2 V ,,,,,,,,,1,.L.A.. 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Phone: VI 7-4480 COMPLIMENTS OF YOUNG'S NURSERIES THANKS FOR THE MEMORABLE PAST AND BEST WISHES FOR A PROSPEROUS FUTURE THE CLASS OF 1961 A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE KEELER S HARDWARE WILTON CENTER Keeler Fomnly Stores Have Served Wilton Snnce 1885 Phone PO 2 3584 BOYD S Borrmger Bulldlng TOYS GAMES BOOKS Bncycle Soles ond Service Stohonery Novelhes School Supplles Authorized Schwinn Deoler Wllton Conn Phone PO 2 3598 I learned thus at least by my experlment that If one ad vances confidently In the dlrectlon of hus dreams and endeavors to luve the lute whuch he has imagined he will meet wuth a suc cess unexpected IH common hours He wall put some thlngs be hind wall pass an lnvlslble boundary new universal and more lrberal laws wnll begun to establush themselves around and wuthln hum or the old laws be expanded and Interpreted un hrs favor In a more llberal sense and he wnll llve wtth the lrcense of a hlgher order of beungs In proportton as he sumplsfles his lute the laws of the unvverse wlll appear less complex and soll tude will not be solitude nor poverty poverty nor weakness weakness lf you have bullt castles ID the alr your work need not be lost that as where they should be Now put the founda tlons under them THOREAU Best Washes MR. AND MRS ELMER SINGEWALD Wilton 1 1 - ' 1 ' - I I 1 1 r r 1 I 1 ' I f - 1 1 - - O THE VILLAGE MARKET In the Center of Walton A Cnty Super Market In the Country QUALITY ECONOMY SELECTION FITTERS OF FINE FOOTWEAR JUST GOOD SHOES MILTON MARKOFF SHOES INC CORPORATION w It PO 2 3764 ESCAMBIA CHEMICAL CORPORATION RESEARCH CENTER Walton I , . I7 Danbury Rd. Rout 7 CA W, Warren i on - F. A. Wilks, Jr, ...au-dill V ,L gfif PM WHERE s YOUR PASS7 ' EWG NL SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION A 9 h 9 ns, Greece ,U ZQTHPHXN TOY UAUAICJK 1 , ,xv 613,118 xik f w--- W-fn ff Q Wai 5 f f -f I .,r,,,3,1, 'w o our 5 ,, H . ,VA 'WI , 1 ,, L 1- f' q F W ' 'H ind' ' 'Q -1 ,-C .. . IEZTEV 1 J fm 1 r 0 4. 5+..,,,,, 'S Q Y' in N I wonder how this works? Do you think fhey'll win? X L Yum f Yurfle soqp Ever been to charm school? X X 5 3 5 S AI? f x MEF' IQWEWW 1 960 CORVAIR L 'niljlflif BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF T960 FROM THE WILTON MOTORS CORPORATION WILTON CHEVROLET DEALER L L'L W A frm ' if WTSRQ ncaa, 3 L 1' 115.1 ,S ' C ,Q A .2 , AM 'Z T.. ti. n p. ,T V V, H Nc MILESTONE GARAGE FOR FAMOUS BRANDS YOU KNOW WILTON DEPARTMENT STORE CLOTHING U s K s 42 Danbury Rood W Ito PO Ie 2 3384 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING AND SUPPLIES W Ifo Ce Ie PO Ie 2 7203 TILGHMAN 8g FROST REALTORS Post Offce Sq W Iton PO te 2 3396 I2I E Skate SI Wesfporf CAplIoI 7 AI33 COMPLIMENTS OF W WOOLWORTH CO GATEWAY SHOPPING CENTER Wlton Co ectcut CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES to the CLASS OF T960 T 81 W MOTORS INC NORWALK YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER FALCON FAIRLANE GALAXIE THUNDERBIRD CARS TRUCKS PARTS SERVICE t 1 I lllvnd I n r r - . , ED I n n r r r - Merritt Porkwoy Exit No. 40 I . 5 F. . . r r - I , nn I O DICK S TEXACO SERVICE USED CAR SALES GENERAL REPAIRING PO 2 7616 205 Donbury Road Fobrlcs Dlscount ReMNANrs cLoss ours WARP N WEFT SHOP cRosswAYs WILTON BACK THE BEST BUY FOR YOUR PONTY PRIDD PO 2 5025 CLOTHES IS QUALITY CLEANING VILLAGE CLEANERS, INC W '0 Conf' HENRI BENDEL SPORTSWEAR Post Office Square PERFUME SUITS P O Box 402 WnIIon Conn IMPORTED GIFTS MARY KAY OF WILTON INC I3 Dondury Road Walton Cor'- WITH EVERY GOOD THOUGHT FOR YOUR SUCCESS AND FUTURE HAPPINESS I ' 'Cl I I T, , I UP IN O . I n Quality Servlce Dependabllnty Where Quality REIGNS We SHINE HEINBAUGH Lumber 81 Supply Co., Inc Danbury Road So Wilton Conn GEORGE G DOZA UPHOLSTERY CO UPHOLSTERING DRAPES SLIP COVERS FINE CUSTOM WORK 33 DANBURY ROAD WILTON CONN POrter 2 5255 MUSIC STORE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES RECORDS AND SHEET MUSIC WILTON CENTER WILTON CONN POrter 2 5496 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class SNIPE'S LLOYD SCRIBNER S FIRESIDE GRILL Cha al G lled Hot Dogs d Hamb ge Hot Plat s Danbu y Road OPEN 7 Days PIONEER AMERICAN FURNITURE NEW ENGLAND PINE Route 7 Danbu y Road W Ho W Ito Connect Cut PO 25155 PO te 2 7518 WILTON PHARMACY 26 YEARS IN WILTON Whe e Yo Ha You P escr pt o Flleda dMe tYo F end ROBERT A ILIFF CHARLES A L FF OREM S DINER WILTON SUPPLY COMPANY LUMBER MILLWORK HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIAL PO fe 23358 W to C ectct NC C G JOHNSON JEWELER WATCHES CLOCKS JEWELRY EXPERT REPAIRING PO te 23011 BEST WISHES THE CLOTHES TREE ARLETIE and DICK LIPPINCOIT C S 0 W 'IO In Center of WIIton PO 2 5268 U rCo ri an ur rs e - r I I' South I n I nf I teI.- r r - . I I r u ve r r I ins ' I n e ur ri s ' Danbury Road Wilton I I IR 'T I - 22 w .9 ' L F r - Route7 II n, onn I l g 1 I 0 I -' I r r - ro sw ys I n ' CONGRATULATIONS ond BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF T960 Wilton, Connecticut Your Junior Fashion Center FOMPLIMENTS OF AUNT DOLLY S DONUTS Du, M ii J Il--III Mun Danburv Road Wllton POrter 2 5184 Gatewav Center With Best Wishes to WILTON S GRADUATING CLASS j ugurgancfe, CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS Wilton Darien PHIL BAKER S RESTAURANT ITALIAN CUISINE PhlIIlpJ Motro Prop VI 7 3334 56 New Canaan Ave Norwolk Conn 70eaaaze wan, in 4 0 706 444 and IWW phwwdhawdwwwvd geaulatneaeleawda addon umewdat aladlegaarqfal Vrmcghtkhduwmd umawpcmaw Jattledefhozgccfewaa ggmgwulnedea f4674f64KfS404ll!0d44lfld06K9 llama '7ft4ect'a44afl9604a4Zqft k-0014566 707f'Sc'tc'4Jcc4a4eafth4c'adq 70euekazlac46g 115 . 4 . gf, H Seddon fa w3acz'4l starrlng Cathertne Marttn and Karyl Klein Edttors IH href wut Susle Benedtct Asststont Edltor and Pat Phuppen Bustness Edrtor .ludne Richter Photography Edttor and Barby Burton Luterary Edttor Carolrne Maroth Art Edttor and B J Campbell Lay Out Edutor Jett Kremer and Bob Vosllus Photographers Supportung Cast Busmess Staff .ltm Buehner Luterary Staff Jackte Cahtll Holly Gower Marswall l-lamtlton Margot Grimm Kgren Krelder BONNIE OUTWCITGI' Pat Peters Les Parkin Anne Robinson Jane Thompson Art Stat? 't' Layout Staff Eleanor Kollman Steph Kovacs Jeanne Wetshett Donn tvllght Tmka Taylor Advlsors Donna Wilson Mr Stnllman M s Hodge Pf- I' mi Photography Staff Bonnne Shanko As the song almost says Its a long long ttme from September to May From the tlrst day when tnts book was only an argument or two to the last day when the bug only presses In Honntbal Mo committed these words to pnnters :nk we have land out some 3000 man hours of work Some ot tt was wasted ttme perhaps we drd not al ways run thungs right Some ot rt wall never be seen books have a way ot looktng srmple when they are done We are awfully glad tts tlntshed and chances are we couldnt do lt over for anybody But we re proud too It s a good book f e Jia . . . . I . -. -C . 1 , , , f - - , , . A tsrtst 1, ,t ,. t ' B ' f ' ' ,ff E ' H f ,I 5 fn ., , I-NL M A , J , , 56 S r , N 7 1 V , v 0 t I f . If - o 1' ik ' V . K' s ' I I ft t, E A L. f + 1 , , E Q4 Q V Ez z ll I ' ll I T I ' , . r - 1 1 f - 1 ' , ' - , 1 ' - . l p ' ' - 1 - t I 1 - , f ' I 1- ' I . , . Magnum? v 1 7lhPe:aSzd1m44 ?acaltq f4da44u sg 11 21 31 41 51 61 71 81 91 1Oi 111 121 131 141 151 161 171 181 191 201 211 WHAT THEY SAY . Visual aids. May I get a drink? I didn't understand that part. Which words? You didn't tell us! May I have a pass to the nurse? 11 I don't need the pass! Repeat that question. 11 I lost my place! My book's in my locker! May I go to my locker? That wasn't me. 11 Miss R., didn't he write any other poems? We know this already. This is simple! Well, I tried, but I couldn'tt1nd the answer. 11 Need any help, Mr. S? Miss R, what is the 3rd word in the t1rst sen We don't understand this at all! Student Hostess! Bye! Mr. A., why do you like Vermont so much?' 118 fence on the board? 1 Miss S., I don't feel well - I can't take gym, 1, Q, 31 41 5, 61 7, 31 91 101 111 121 131 141 15 16 171 181 191 20, 21 WHAT THEY MEAN Small auxiliaries used chiefly as references du ing tests My steady is in the hall. I didri't read it. 11 I forgot to study my vocab! We have a test next period. l'm not going there anyway, Quick someone, the answer! 11 1 And my English is almost finished. So is my lunch. He's out there waiting, My citizenship is bad enough! 11 Stall her, so we won't have a quiz And we don't like it. No homework, please. l didn't do my homework. Get me out of my next class! Gotta pass this note quick! Please, no quiz tomorrow! ll I'm not one today, but he is! Let's get him oft the subject! I forgot to bring my gym clothes! A V A CLUB MR COLLISCHONN Edward Adams Gary Agoes Jantce Appelbaum Enoch Alemany James Babtsh Robert Barnstead Jett Berman Howard Blackwood Pat Brady Jett Brant Rlchard Camorata Rodger Clement Peter Cukor Wtlltam Ethndge Robert Faulkner Chns Frank Kathte Fullerton Nancy Graham Peter Hall Wtlltam Harrtson John Hartmager Jacqutltn Hendrlcks Carolyn Henery Ntck Homer Davtd Hubble Harvey lazzt Don Jurney Karl Kaechele Jett Kane Duck Kemmer Barbara Lyon Jtm McDough Olatua McHugh Joanne Muller Robert Moat John Montaveno Charles Moutam Howard Moyston Brian Murray Dennts Nolan Rtchard Oladavtch Veston O Sulltvan Chuck Oughton Ertc Pearson Paul Pterce Don Prevetalt Vtckt Peterson Pat Phtppen Steve Ptckens Beverly Ponder Don Quatntance Wtlltam Roy April Russel Julte Schtea Make Schtron Don Schrtber John Slade Karl Stark Jtrn Torley Altce Vasale Rodger Webb Don Webster Byrd Wenmen Mark Wtlltams Ralph Wtlltams Rodger Wtllts Leland Wtlson Mark Wtstan BASEBALL I959 MR STIRLING Dave Appelbaum Mtke Barrett Jerry Edwards Marshall Hamtlton Mtke Keegan Ernte Krehblel Terry Lynam Don Mtller Dave Sheehan BASKETBALL I959 60 VARSITY MR THOMPSON Dave Appelbaum Jerry Edwards Bob Greenwood Marshall Hamllton Ernte Krehblel Don Mtller Dave Sheehan Duck Sloper Tom Taylor Barry Whtte JUNIOR VARSITY MR VAN TASSEL Alan Corr John Corr Dave DeLeo Bruce Hamon John Holman Ntck Homer Terry Lynam Peter Pterce Jay Taft BAND MR GALANO Russell Allen Bryce B rdsall Harold Blackwood Kathy Brown Nancy Burnell Jackte Cahtll Jolnn Cluett Edtth Connellee Mane Creato Dave DeLeo Mary Lou De-Vrtes Ramona Diller CLUB Candy Douglas Doug Ducan Doug Dwyer Stanely Eaton Bob Faulkner Jack Faragher Don Fuchs Harry Gtbson Prenttss Glazter Ann Goslee Wayne Gunther Phtl Hoyt Lynn Matdman Ntck Mclitnney Btll Mttchel Paul Murray Leslte Parktn Donna Penntngton Steve Perry Robert Reed Karen Rtch Penny Robblns Dexter Rob nsan Mtke Shanko Bob Stern Bob Squtres Paul Sutherland Clark Taylor Tlnka Taylor Ben Thorn Jtm Torley George Washburn Nell Wells Larry Wheeler Dons Wtlke Make Wtston 'vturtel Wohlberg Strohn Woodard BIOLOGY CLUB MR CAPPEL Carol Booher Prestdent Edtth Connellee V Pres Jeanne de Neut Sec Treas Carolyn Brooks Florence Brereton Jtll Cadwallader Pat Camarata Judy Campbell Ana Chase BIII Clark Ned Crosby Sharon Edge John Ellsburg Jtm Evans Denms Ferguson Chip Galpern Juliet Hancock Agnes Hogberg Karen Kobler ' ' Bill Terry INDEX ... Mary Sue Kollman Bob Morton Donna Pennington Karen Rich George Roberts Lois Schilcher Frank Telo Mary Vrabel Jane Van Loon CHEERLEADERS MRS. DANGERFIELD Steph Kovacs - Captain Marie Creato Ginny Coburn Judy Grimm Karen Kreider Judy Pendergast Karen Redfern Tinka Taylor JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sally Gray Susan Homer Betsy Leek Vicki Plevin Nancy Whipple Linda Elliot Lynn Cooper DRAMA CLUB MRS ALSTON Bob Baker Christy Boutell Evie Burgess Libby Carroll Bill Clark Paulette Clark Gail DiProspero Betsy Evans Dennis Ferguson Judy Gremm Jane Guthrie Nick Homer Mary Sue Kollman Marcia Kromer Nancy Lanigan Sandra Larned Melinda Lue Terry Lynam Joan Masucci Bonnie Outwater Karen Redtern Dolly Shivers Jill Stattord Jane Thompson Lindsay van Sicklen Doris Wilke FOOTBALL l959 MR ZEOLI MR THOMPSON Dave Appelbaum Bob Baker Dave Brandt Pat Brady Brian Burke Roger Burke Alan Corr John Corr Jay Corson Jerry Edwards Eric Ekland Mike Elliott Dave Franco Andy Frascino Bill Hack Bruce Hammon James Heck Nick Homer Mike Keegan Charlie Kemmer Ernie Krehbiel Peter Lockwood John Magee Don Miller Jackie Moore Bruce Mullen Dennis Nolan Peter Pierce Bob Saunders Gerry Schlegel Dave Sheehan Dick Sloper Jim Stewart Tom Taylor Jim Torley Jack Tucker Barry White MANAGERS Danny Corr Tom Edge Tom Heck Richard Masucci FRENCH CLUB Donna Wilson President f 53525 Mary Ann Hutchunson Vtce Prestdent Leslie Parkin Secretary Ron Sleeper Treasurer Judie Rtchter Program Chairman Lucy Campbell Refreshment Chaurman Margot Banlhe Jean Bassett Gene Bnce Carol Booher Carolyn Brooks JIII Cadwallader Ned Crosby Pat Davns Chup Galpern Ga1lHamIlton Lana Hamllton Pat Hutchinson Don Jurney Eleanor Kollman Mary Sue Kollman Karen Krelder Claude Morusette Dlana Odell Pat Peters George D Roberts Anne Roblnson Charlotte Roy NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MRS GREEN Lynn Gordon President Peter Mater Vice Presndent Margot Grnmm Secretary Wayne Gunther Treasurer Dave Appelbaum Jackne Cahnll B J Campbell Carolyn Converse Cathy Martin Bonnue Outwater Gerry Schlegel Tlnka Taylor Jack Tucker Bob Vosllus Donna Wilson ORCHESTRA MR GA LANO Kathy Brown Ednth Brldgeman Ana Chase John Cluett Drue Conklin Lynn Cooper Marne Creato Coug Duncan Doug Dwyer Chns Frost Harry Gnbson Ann Goslee Wayne Gunther Phtl Hoyt Andrea Kobler Lynn Matdman N1ckMcKnnney Bull Mttchell Steve Perry Karen Rnch Penny Robbtns Johanna Rossa Mrke Shanko Bob Squires Clark Taylor Peter Terry Ben Thorn Jlm Torley Goerge Washburn Mlke Wnston Muruel Wohlburg Davnd Woodward Jane Van Loon Mary Vrabel MR MacLENETHEN Donna Wtlsan Presldent Dave Appelbaum Vlce President Susue Proctor Secretary Bull Hack Treasurer Chris Glanz 7 Robert Plevnn 7 Russ Allen 8 Roger Maynard B Carol Booher 9 I Clark Vac I Plevxn B Jeanne de Neul IO Ann Goslee Gaul Hamilton Gan Ingham II Charlotte Roy II Jam Stewart ll Tom Taylor II B J Campbell 2 Ju IS Rlchter T2 Gerry Schlegel I2 Trtcla Sahl CLASSICS CLUB MR DOBSEVAGE Jefl Spencer Presldent Sue deLapp Vlce Presndent Bob Morton Secreta ry Trea su rer Janice Appelbaurn Skye Brlclgman Arla Chase Bob Dole John Ellsbury Karen Kobler CLUB Jane Van Loon PAPYRUS MR AKEY Bonnte Outwater Trlcla Sohl Edntors Jeanne Welshent Art and Publicity Edutor Bonnre Shanko Edltorual Board Chairman Gerru Frankel Terry Lynam I lsef Q ,RX NNI ef 4 I J A I MEP fl P B . cg l vgykywl I' X I? Q3 . lu, 1 C73 Bennfff NGIISOH stuosrsn coutvcu g l I - T- B'II -9- I fl - .k, I - I . -IJ A I 1 ' --to A I , . T -1 - I dl 4 4 J . . I , ' - - mv ' -I Jessie Blackman Debbte Blanchard Barbara Enke Wendy Fallon Lana Hamllton Bonnle Ntelson Clarel O Sullnvan Charlotte Roy PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB MISS SHEEHAN Joyce Alemany Wendy Fallon Gerru Franko Mary Madsen Reglna Prtcher Cathy Scoheld Barbara Sonthlemer Leslle Sutherland TRACK MR THOMPSON Gene Antedomnnnco Jay Carson Make Elltot Andy Frascuno Bruce Hamon Joel Jones Charlte Kemmer Don Mnght we Ab, ' LS INDEX ... John Ronan Ralph Schilcher Jerry Schlegel Mike Slattery Jim Stewart Jay Taft Jim Torley Doc Walker Don Webster Barry White ffl f V x PHOTO CLUB MR SH EA Ray Boas Roger Clements Scott Clueti Peter I-Iall James Heck Edvvard Jackson Jett Kreiner VVIHISCAN MRS SMITH and MISS RUTKOVJSKY Carolyn Confer Editor Bob Stern Ma g tG imm News Editors ,fnn Gordon s Ec itor Pat hcehan J ri nclfxeislteit Sports Edi o Kar Klein cl b N ws to P er Maier Produc ion D pt Editor Jessie Blackmcn Typing Chairman rry Schl g s lx! Don Jurney Ari 1 C ha e Junior Dept Editors Dick Barringer Florence Brereton Carol Booher Les Brown Fritz Buehner Barbara Burton Jackie Cahill Eric Chase Bill Clark Edith Connellee Janet Connellee Robert Cunningham Janet Eberhardt Louise Gordon Ann Goslee Holly Gower Traudy Hober Sharon Iliff Steph Kovacs Susan Laughlin Terry Lynam Mary Madsen Joan Masucci Joyce Martin Pam Miller Bob Morton Leslie Murray Diana Odell Clarel O Sullivan Bonnie Outwater Dave Outwater Barbara Phippan Elizabeth Plassman Vicki Plevin Jane Richards Heidt Ritz Ann Robinson Rose Rosen Leslie Rosenburg Cathy Scofield Carol Shailer Jett Spenser Clark Taylor Judy Tobin Elizabeth Ward Larry Wheeler PEP CLUB MRS MARTIN Jessie Blackman Evaline Burgess Barbara Burton B J Campbell Judy Campbell Lucy Campbell Ginny Colburn Carolyn Converse Marte Creato Due D Lapp Jeanne De Neut Bobbi Eike Sardra Erdman Be sy Evans Wendy Fallion Gerri Frankel Lynn Gordon Anne Goslee Judy Grimm Margot Grimm Claire Gschaar Jane Guthrie Gail Hamilton Lana Hamilton Juliette Hancock Traudi Huber Beth lltland Karyl Klein Eleanor Kollman Steph Kovacs Karen Kreider Marcia Kromer Sandra Larned Sally Lesner Sandy Lesner Cathy Martin Joan Masucci Marion Meek Geraldine Merril Carol Might Andrea Miller Bonnie Nielsen Diana Odell Les Parkin Judy Pendergas Pete Peters Leslie Peterson Andy Pteil Pat Phippin Joy Raymond Karen Reclfern Jane Richards Judie Richter Anne Robinson Charlotte Roy Lois Schilcher Bonnie Shanko Bobri Shaw Dolly Shavers Tricia Sohl Leslie Sutherland Pam Taylor Tinka Taylor Gretchen Tittany Judy Tobin Lindsay Van Sicklen Sarah Van Valkenberg Jeanne Weisheit Dee Wilson Cp fi R jp A 4 y '11, Q-as . w . X , of , X my 4 n h L ix , . B217 t A l . I 5 I I F I . . Ken Hall - Assistant Editor Doris Wilke Li -- Feature l' S - , ecd A L' ' - - yl ' - A u e' Edi r - Ge X e el - Sale ianager t 'Simb- A ,iijhvm ' 'r mf 1 4. 2 ,, K 4 'William W3 W , 'rc -J Wil? ff ...I 'H Ill! AUTGGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS cms 6 hSh t ! Hig c ool foot- 1 bea Brewste 72-0. , 1,244 yards and 1,011 Xard Ru h'ng A opponents! The Warriors g ned 1,011 said sm! ccord- 5 on the ground 200 att it t statisl. ' chlan average of 5.5 y d per y Z l this land completed 15 out f 4 p L d a 4-2 ree 233 yards, an av g ason of intei- er pass. T l W -, P10114 pennon, beating Ridge. uchdowns can 3 Bethel, 18-63 St. Luke's oi d three t. P- - v Canaan, 26-8 and Somershfti., ing, the - I 'P ., 26-7, and losing t th King ' kicl-:eo 2 van t e v l of Stamford, 22-6 andlan average if 6 H t - N- Y-' 34'6' 1 Overall, the 1 if . - . ., 4 King School ended its sea-lgxcat lmploufnelff unbeaten and Biewt 1 t year of may 'W ly t bhp . ' s er os F 7 f l game after winning six l COME f Q e gm- including the wwf- s on eam fr' ' - 0 S- W4 509 lun 4 .N Q H T failed 6 emim T A quiz shuwsutxook A irgztixrkei vm' ' .luwel S A. T 10 T ef.-fm, Hsiro - ,cdKS: ,Executed wp,---f 'KEN . ,- . 2, EM? qw 017435 my Q illSE CklSl1'n Mfg -Vafia l1'F0 Alf Ben-1in'S 9'e i XX IV U'Pe.s 015 45 , K STOPS THE 'SEGGIE 'x ' A T0 RIFT 'is U25 'Uv' we 5YT6X' 0 46 'iff N 4 YQ mmm ,4 ROVES C utcclofllot I to Balgalilflebegg. 1? 0110514 yfzlnance Ji 1:3151 and X p - west ,, ,H . . was '700 in New Delhi C XSvQ0Sigq,Y'g b- 6 ' 'wnpr nnfrlnn pn qw 1 ,Q4 mf' Xe, S 0 n Qmlgay LITTLE no ,HIE 77:24:41 A. -.a.',:, if :ix-rat' -A-.'.'f1111L'::r:-'.,u,.'.':,E:a:-,l:'.g:rZ7Rf-.afrvi-!::' fe? AWarTqW1nn B isit State Capita -h Miss Donna Wilson of McF: ' b Drive, accompanied by her m Mrs. Richard Wilson, and her or sor Mrs. Sidney Egerton of li tain Road attended the stat e ath-ering of D.A.R. citiz ' ' iward high school pupils he IGI ell 6 I we fW'59GUf5i.el53'e555d5?e' . 0 '5l?f'i5? L'5f 'l t besirl' O 'ers and , - QAAUAAAA' riif,3AQ withal .I xml ,. ' Ceiroomm Q47 ggQd,,Sch00l Schedu SVC l 2. 2, T51 'Vi . i S Ak atAiE6th Science 1, Af,,.:i we SE i X '-5 'EL J , I N ,ire gl? l Q, G5 egg For Merch V - Ge, 0 0 S Q 7x gibbo- The , , d tl ' -. Qi 63 Ed X , science e arm t I LQ O na Wilton High Schllol i,5fEj:'Q9 x Y' l' Us qv di G O 'ie sixth annual Science 'X 49 YD O and Saturday, March 'f ,,,,-gin., 1 K OX QP' 4 O 'ximalely 125 mee ii. A at - F , have indicated i 3, ,gNV1m wane finual event, and t 5? bali, by Dr .ve made considerabl Sk QL' dham of can i their projects, u::'1 'u -' --P- -'- gms' ,,,',. Mn-, ,.,,,,,,,, , ,, fai 'll be t - ' of Lilith 25?ean3D,LZ2SSiif3oa1'd Tells Committee the exhibits win i ie 1 ' lv ' to 9 o'c1ock that eieiigggtilsgoixzaii Will be open to the public from 2 to 4:30 p,m. March 26. Education, meeting oi the high school :nat-homo V . v .... . .,i...ool Thursday nighij darn-tiiieiit, to accept it Ielloi w April 9, approved a preliminary setl ailg, 'Qin College in Maine, v Ol P of specifications which was senti f IQ ' X part of s, group si 'On later to Alden Clark, chairman of 68? QQ! 'ments in highs e hi . the High School Building' Como ff ' of lg ,' ' ' mittee. Q 6 0 , - DL 1. . D b . I as 451' 61 awards TS Spccniciitions listing the number, ,I -,la und kinds of rooms and other phys' X .E 'P 01 UQ cal clmracteristics serve as a -ed ,, 0 log eta on to the Building Committee anyfis Misa -Q, ,W T90 Plans Wh ' the school 1. NUM' BMW' name of an outstan. ,Q len' '-1 student will be engraved Ach 0 The other, also an award for USF, -'ed but .cellcnce in chemistry, is a scroll J board de' ii years subscription to the Jdyv Were 12119, zine, Scientiiic American 19?9-69 and mid' the 'Western Connecticut - exiallllnaflom- the eu onemieiii Society. KJ .,-5:52223 approve H Sugges' se' 's this award V ,uizu the proposed mathe ' XX' lulum Study dui-inn Of earlier in 1313111104- BUUSIH 1102 S 3-1-:EIS13132E15:E42'E12:E152irq1E15E121E1E2E2E2E:E'E1E:Er?rErE1Ef31E5E1E535E5S3E5E --9' jf 4 0101? I IFIFLLRL' ff 6' 452 80016, -rf' X 126246 Z0 744,524 '-,,.1- om ents J Gf0up ll HOIIUV 'fl' ,,-1