Windham High School - Crystal Yearbook (Willimantic, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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The clubs you belonged to, your teachers, and your friends will not be forgotten as you glance through its pages. I wouud like to give my thanks to the many people who have made this book possible. Their help has made this Crystal a book to be proud of. Karen Burrows Editor-in-chief s-Z5 JLQBJLUTL Miss Margery R. Harvey E13 The Class of 1955 takes great plea- sure in dedicating The Crystal to Miss Margery B. Harvey. Her cheerful smile in gym, classroom, and cafeteria is one of the pleasant memories of a genera- tion of Windhamites. 5 C H1 I I I n Zaafwldfg ' Seated, left to right: Mr. Donald A. Kramer, chairmang Dr. William Chaseg Mr. Arthur B. Fowlerg Mrs. Virginia H. Alleng Mr. Charles Currang Rev. Lucien Siedzik. Standing: Dr. Bernhard O. J. Linnevoldg Mr. Edwin B. Shaw, Sr.g Mt. Edmund Loiselleg Mr. Leroy H. Sypherg Dr. George R. Champlin, secretary. GEORGE R. CHAMPLIN H. CHESTER NELSON LAURENCE KING Superintendent of Schools Principal Assistant Principal 6 S DOROTHY ADAMS C lerk ,HRILEY BALDWIN Englixb JACK ALLEN DORIS ANDERSON MARGARET ARBUCKLE HERBERT C ARICO Art Physical Education English Buxzneu Department EMIL J. BONCER THOMAS A. CALLAGHAN ALICE F. COTTON JOHN E DEADY Englifh and Spanixb Hixtory, Civics Secretary to the Civic! Director of Athletics Superintendent :ONSTANCE L. DIMOCK WAYNE G. DUDLEY MARY D. DWYER RAYMOND A. EBNER HESTER E EVANS Ilomemaking Matbematiey and Scierlre Engliih Head of Hulory Mathematic: Department RICHARD FOSTER Phyrical Education FRANCES J. GRIMES Nurxe Q in A I :- 4 J. ZALMON S. HUNT Head of Hirtory Department MARION S. GILMORE Dietitian BERTRAND A. HARRISON Agriculture FRANK A. IBERTI Science GERTRUDE B. GIROUARD THEODORE GOODWIN French Chemritry MARGERY B. HARVEY MARIE HELMBOLDT Playxical Education JOSEPHINE KIND Englixh Homemaleing LAURENCE KING Head of Burinen Department FLORENCE U. GRAI: Buyineu Departmen and Guidance EDWIN C. HODGKIN: Induxtrial Art: THOMAS R. LAWSON Mathematic: and Guidance EDWARD LORD JOHN LEVITSKY A rt A grirulture CARRIE P. MCDONALD Latin and Englixh NINIIE W. MCCRACKEN Secretary to the Superintendent S JANE MACKENZIE Englifh and Hixtory JOHN J. MCDONALD Biology CECELIA M. MAHONEY Head of Englifb Department VERONICA MCQUILLAN Bufineu Department MARION D. MAXWELL Biology DAVID MILLER lnduxtrial Art: RCE M. NIGHTINGALE ANDREW G. PALAU GILDA A. PAPARELLA BARBARA A. POLLARD GEORGIA H. PRUE Latin Pbyxical Education Buxinen Department Englixb Buxineu Department and Guidance .5 LEE E. PYNE TIMOTHY QUINN HELEN H. RIGNEY MARJORIE B. ROBBINS EDWARD SCHUPACK Hixtory and Guidance Marie Librarian Secretary lo the Buxinesf Department Principal Audio-Viwal Deparrme MURIEL SCOTT MADELYN SMITH AVIS THOMPSON STEPHEN I. TUPPER Physical Education Englifh Mathematic: Science HELEN W. VEGIARD EDNA J. WEATHERN MARY E. WEBER CATHERINE M. WILLIAMS LUCIENNE M. YATES Clerk Englixb Malhematicx Attendance and Recordx French 1 953 X CLAIRE LORRAINE ANDRE ANDOVER Calm and unafraid Jhe walk: Unhurried by time or tide Claire came from Manchester High in her junior year . . . intends to go to business college . . . enjoys stamp collecting, swimming, volley- ball, and baseball . . . Activities: Commercial Club 4: Sports Club 4. JOSEPH CHELSEA ARMSTRONG ANDOVER Sigh no more ladies - sigh no more joe intends to join the United States Marines . . . likes girls, fishing, football, baseball, swim- ming, and stock-car racing . . . Activities: Commercial Club lg Hobby Club 1, 2: Chorus lg Boys Officials Club l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2: Baseball I. JOHN APINIS WILLIMANTIC Don't be misled by his innocent look John came to us from Gaithers- burg, Maryland, in 1951 . . . does not have any dehnite plans . . . enjoys dancing, singing, driving, basketball, volleyball, and soccer. Al ? 1F ' nlln I' ' l ' All.. 5 L Khin- i I PETER GERALD ARSENAULT WILLIMANTIC He who says little hai' nothing to answer for Pete came to us from New Lon- don in the middle of his junior year . . . plans to take up mechani- cal drafting . . . enjoys football, baseball, and working on his car . . . Activities: Boys Officials Club 4. GILBERT WHEELER ARMITAGE ASHFORD Friend of many, enemy of few Gil intends to go into farming . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, and music . . . Activities: Rifle Club l, 2, 3, 4. ADRIAN DWIGHT ATKINS MANSFIELD CENTER Mearure neither my ambition nor my achievements by my height Adrian plans to go to college . . . likes woodworking, camping, swim- ming, football, skating, and model railroading . . . Activities: Student Council 4: French Club 2, 3: Windham Players 4: Hobby Club 3, Croakings 4g Grinds Committee 4: Swimming 5, 4. .1 LILLIAN BANNER COLUMBIA Let tomorrow take care of itself Lily plans to attend Willimantic Teachers College . . . likes reading, sports, softball, basketball, and volleyball . . . Activities: French Club 3. ROBERT GEORGE BARBER WILLIMANTIC A closed mouth catcher no flier Bob intends to go to college . . . enjoys stamp collecting, photog- raphy, basketball, and baseball. -2 II:-- MARY LOUISE BARLOW WILLIMANTIC She is gentle, the is :hy Mary Lou enjoys swimming, bas- ketball, and baseball . . . Activities: F. H. A. Secretary 2, President 4. JOAN CAROL BARTLET1' WILLIMANTIC You never know what this mis: might he up to Buggy plans to go to Williman- tic Teachers College . . . enjoys reading, driving, swimming, bas- ketball, and badminton . . . Acti- vities: Rifle Club 2. l -4 ,Avg E: xi 'ii E n f s.-Ee l ml, -ui DAVID FRANKLIN BASS SCOTLAND Few word: are hert Buck plans to do farming . . . likes football, baseball, wrestling, and roller skating . . . Activities: Football 4, Baseball 1. 5 Lili CAROL JOAN BECKER NORTH WINDHAM A runny disposition is half the battle Carol plans to work at the Con- necticut Light 8c Power Co .... enjoys reading, movies, art, interior decorating, skating, swimming, and basketball . . . Activities: Stu- dent Council 23 Latin Club lg Windham Players 4: Commercial Club Treasurer 4. MURIEL ELAINE BEEBE SToRRs Trim and neat, short and sweet Muriel plans to do secretarial work . . . enjoys reading, sewing, skat- ing, swimming, baseball, and bad- minton . . . Activities: Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 4, Grinds Commit- tee 4. JOHN WILLIAM BISSELL SOUTH COVENTRY Laugh, live, and he merry Bullet hopes to go to college . . . likes photography, stamp col- lecting, girls, driving, football, basketball, swimming, hunting, fishing, soccer, and motor boating . . . Activities: Student Council 4, Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 4, Boys' Officials Club 1, 2, 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 43 Basketball 1. NATALIE ELIZABETH BEEBE STORRS Sheff .rhy und sweet Quite hard to meet But when you do It': quite a treat Nat plans to go to Baypath Junior College . . . enjoys sewing, skating, swimming, cooking, mus- ic, and volleyball . . . Activities: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Grinds Committee 4. V o I 5 .J I' 4 vu , vt ul .- 1. oilxhx-I, Y I : 11111 -dl all LEONARD FRANK BLOSSICK WILLIMANTIC He has mixchief in his eyet Mel intends to join the service . . . enjoys golf, basketball, and baseball . . . Activities: Projection Club 33 Boys' Ofhcials Club 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 5. ANN PRISCILLA BERNAIS ANDOVER A runny dirporition and an under- standing heart Pris plans to enter nursing at St. Francis Hospital . . . enjoys skating, swimming, horseback rid- ing, volleyball, and reading . . . Activities: Latin Club 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4, Wi-Hi-Li 1, 23 National Honor Society 4. DONALD PAUL BOSTWICK WILLIMANTIC An innocent look can hide much deuiltry Don plans to enter the Navy . . . likes to play basketball, shoot, hunt, and Hsh. RODERICK JOSEPH BOUCHER WILLIMANTIC Mischief if king, and I am its slave Rod had made no definite plans . . . likes basketball and track . . . Activities: Class President 25 Ath- letic Council 2, 45 Student Council 35 Croakings 45 Football Manager 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. HOMER LEON BRAMMELL MANSFIELD CENTER He make: lhe mon of the bert and the leaf! of the worn Homer plans to go to college . . . likes music, photography, swim- ming, tennis, and other sports . . . Activities: Student Council 35 French Club 2, 4, Vice-President 35 Croakings 3, Sports Editor 45 Basketball lg Swimming 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. GEORGE MARTIN BOUDREAU WILLIMANTIC Fond of work, fond of play Brightly cheerful all the day Georgie intends to enter the ser- vice . . . likes girls, football, swim- ming, roller skating, ice skating, photography, basketball, and hock- ey . . . Activities: French Club 2, 3, 45 Windham Players 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Chorus 15 Intra- mural Swimming Manager l5 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. rg Klux- ?llE7ln A ' , fnllfmx ' A ,. il 'Ill 4-IINHM WILFRED JOSEPH BREAULT COVENTRY So much to do, so little done All day long just fun Will plans to join the U. S. Air Force . . . enjoys fishing, hunting, trapping, basketball, and target shooting. PATRICIA JEAN BRADLEY WEST WILLINGTON Quiet are ber tboughtr and happy ir her nature Pat would like a nursing career . . . enjoys playing the piano, listening to records and the radio, movies, dancing, skating, basket- ball, swimming, and bowling . . . Activities: Latin Club 1. PATRICIA ROSALIE BREWSTER WILLIMANTIC A good heart and an ever-ready :mile has .the Pat would like to be a teacher . . . enjoys reading and basketball . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 25 French Club 3, 4. WALTER WILBUR BUB LEBANON A friend tried and true Bud came from East Hartford High School in his sophomore year . . . would like to work on a dairy farm . . . likes woodworking, model building, boat building, swimming, fishing, skating, hunt- ing, and boating . . . Activities: F. F. A. 2, Assistant Sentinel 3, President 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4. ETHEL ROSE CARTIER WILLIMANTIC A good .rubrtantial pal Babe plans to go into the ser- vice . . . enjoys baseball, basket- ball, and volleyball. 73 :P W ITI Z U U12 30 pl wil' UIC!! U5 Cf 75 PU O 55 CD VJV: bm wt? NE 'vm A 3 ia 'Ns Y SS 3 E U0 es Spa Y 'ei N. '-I fb fb I 95522 '-.1..Q 6':-1 35453 5'h'Clo. : E559 Qi-'GU nW G 2512 VQ'WH org' ,AO ' ff' rum, 5' go ff5'5 5 2' 0 G:-29. D 5-...pf 9.ff3'5vQ r: gf' :T'r'lZQf n- ll ' . 4 I--f A' t L Qin- i 5 vc 5 MH ulll :pu if RAYMOND LESTER CASWELL WILLIMANTIC A plain-Jpoken man of very few wordr Ray hopes to become a test pilot in the U. S. Air Force . . . enjoys flying, driving, fixing cars, hunt- ing, fishing, basketball, and base- ball . . . Activities: Rifle Club 1, 2. ANNA MAE CARBONI NORTH FRANKLIN Much mirth and no madrten All good and no badnerr Ann plans to work as a typist . . . enjoys skiing, skating, basketball, swimming, and volleyball. ANN LUCY CERRETO WILLIMANTIC She ritr well in the heart: of ber friendr Ann plans to work in an office . . . enjoys art, reading, music, sewing, basketball, and tennis . . . Activities: Student Council 25 French Club 23 Windham Players 35 Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Crys- tal Board 45 Chorus lg Majorettes 1, 4, Treasurer 2, 3. SHIRLEY JANE CHARRON WILLIMANTIC A combination rare and true Athlete, Jtudent, ana' swell girl, too Shirl plans to attend art school . . . enjoys art, music, literature, basketball, and volleyball . . . Activities: French Club 2, Croak- ings 5, Chatter Box Editor 4, Crystal Board 4: Rifle Club 1, 2: Girls' Sports Club l, 2: G. A. A. Publicity Manager 4, Girls' Offi- cials Club 3, 4. wr PATRICIA RUTH COLLINGS MANSFIlZLIl Her talents are many, her carer are few A capable permn with many friendr too Pat plans to attend Willimantic State Teachers College . . . enjoys swimming and basketball . . . Activities: Student Council 3, 43 Latin Club lg Windham Players 3, Executive Committee 4: Intramural Manager Ping-pong 3. FRANCES CAROL CLARK Sronrts She look: quiet - and is Fran plans to work . . . enjoys sports, piano, reading, dancing, sewing, and cooking . . . Activities: Commercial Club 2: Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4: F. H. A. 4. -ez ,Ez E'-'g 'ii 2, lib- --'LQ JOHN WAYMIRE COOK STORRS Slow water its own route will lay And rearh the farthert point in its oufn anhurried way J.C. plans either to work or join the service . . . Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE COGSWELL WILLIMANTIC Where'.r my wandering hay tonight? Buddy hopes to join the Air Force . . . enjoys sports and girls . . . Activities: Student Council 4: Cross Country 2. JOHN ROBERT COOPER COLUMBIA Now I'm here, now l'm there One'J apt to find me anywhere John hopes to attend college . . enjoys fishing, tennis, and football FRANCES VICTORIA COOPERMAN WILLIMANTIC It's better to he small and shine Than to he great and cast a shadow Coop plans to go to college . . . enjoys baseball, volleyball, horse- back riding, bowling, dancing, reading, and piano playing . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 3, 4, Windham Players 4, Chorus Ig Girls' Sports Club 1, National Honor Society 4. RICHARD EARGLE CRAWFORD WILLIMANTIC He's little. hut he's wise He's a torker for his size Pete plans to join the Navy . . . likes guns, souped-up cars, hunting, fishing, golf, basketball, and base- ball . . . Activities: Class Vice- President 2: Student Council 3, French Club 23 Windham Players Z, Boys' Ofiicials Club 4, Baseball lg Golf 3, 4. DANIEL BOWER COSTELLO EAGLEVILLE Beware of his shy smile Danny hopes to become a con- tractor . . . enjoys swimming, base- ball, and softball . . . Activities: Projection Club 2, 3, Intramural Manager Basketball 4. QNX 'J -all dll e ' ll 'Q , L Xiu-.- 5 5 GLENN RICHARD CROSS WILLIMANTIC His sportsmanship and personality can he measured hy his height Goose hopes to attend college . . . enjoys stamp collecting, sleep- ing, driving, basketball, football, baseball, and ping-pong . . . Ac- tivities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball I, 2, 5, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3 4, Boys' Ofhcials Club I, 2. a DAVID RONALD COTE XVILLIMANTIC Genial his smile as the summer? san Dave hopes to join the Navy and attend college . . . enjoys air- planes, basketball, football, base- ball, volleyball, soccer, and swim- ming . . . Activities: Class Presi- dent 3, Athletic Council 3, Presi- dent 4g Student Council Vice-Presi- dent 35 Football 2, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, Statistician 4. SANDRA ROBERTA DESILETS ANDOVER She's always ready for a good time She's always on the go Sandy plans to get a job as a typist . . . enjoys sports, arts and crafts . . . Activities: Commercial Club 4, Girls' Sports Club 3, 4. CA'l'l-IERINF THIZRIZSA DILLON WILLIIVIANTIC WhdfL'I'C'V the did. she did zwilh cure Kay plans to go to secretarial school . . . enjoys movies, televi- sion, singing, playing the piano, dancing, basketball, volleyball, and ping-pong . . . Activities: Latin Club I, 2, French Club 71, Vice- President 4, Wintlhztm Players 3, 4, Croakings 2, 3, Features Editor 4, National Honor Society 4, Wintlhttm Archers 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4. ' up-fgmm: firaaiaaag .s.r'3-3-57: g- ,-, ...JUS 5.5M : U?L:LfT'nr:'55' 7 -sn-,a Q , ... Cgn'-L 2,3 'l'- T21 --Q 5 '5t:U ?'.uf'f7.'E': : gy . -... :- --U':'.L.-332:-1'A -grfz 5 '2 'D:E:'fZ'a' nf 5i9'5'DV'NO3' -m 'a-Haze C ' 3- if U-casa -ga 'ew Z U- -if - -H22 -'A0 QV no .- 'f2'3-5'U3t.5?? g 0:-wBE':':: an - Ef2 P6'EE'9,sf Z U 'FU-Egwr-1 V 7Q5'Tg'6c:I1f ro5qg 12'!'E'.3 . .. '7.f'f-Q-1 un I ll 1' if .1 CAROLIE .IOAN DONOVAN WII.I.Ib1AN'I4IfQ uilhile' rilhcri' gay 411111 giddy' are Far brighter thine.: lilif quiet Jlar Carole plans to attend the Uconn School of Nursing . . . enjoys her memory book, pen pals, swimming, and volleyball . . . Activities: Latin Club l, lg French Club 5, 4, Croakings Staff I, 2, Assistant News Iitlitor 5, News Editor 4, National Honor Society 4. niigs 27.1 .:'E, 7l7i 1, A s ia- ttf' ELLIN JANE DOWNING COVIQNTRY Quia! ar u meme Bury ar a bee Ellin plans to attend Green Moun- tain junior College . . . enjoys reading, writing, volleyball, swim- ming, skiing, and badminton . . . Activities: Latin Club l, 2, 5, French Club 4, Wi-Hi-Li I, 2, 3, Croakings 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. WILLIAM ALFRED DIONNE WILLIMANTIC He'J a jolly good fellow Sonny plans to enlist in the ser- vice . . . he enjoys woodworking and basketball . , . Activities: Rifle Club 1, 2, Intramural Basketball Manager 4. RUTH MAY DUCAT ASHFORD A happy girl who taker nothing Jeriozxriy Rooty plans to work after gradu- ation . . . enjoys dancing, movies, baseball, and basketball. RODNEY WILLARD ELSEMORE COVENTRY A demon Io thofe who Luau' him Elsie plans to go to work . . . enjoys tishing, archery, reading. and playing the guitar. CLAUDIA ANN ETHRIDGE COLUMBIA A rmife for ull, a welcome glad A jovial crzaxing zray fha had .'J'U'f'D I 553.11 OC 5-41 E5-M game '- ra E- Sa 91 53 0 faq' :z-Effqri 522- 40 55125 e259-E ..,.,,m. an EW. D 9'o.. ik tx 5 ll I fl SHIRLEY BEATRICE EVERETT CHAPLIN A ready rmile ir of great value Shirley plans to attend college . . . enjoys skating, records, and danc- ing . . . Activities: Windham Play- ers 43 Commercial Club 2, Grinds Committee 4. E 'fi c Ea 1 . kv- -ul Q ii -' 1' MARY MARGARET FARRELL SOUTH COVENTRY If hard work means Jucrerf, ihe'1l ruin Mary plans to attend teachers col- lege . . . enjoys textile painting, baking, sewing, baseball, basket- ball, skating, and hiking . . . Ac- tivities: Latin Club l, 2, 3, Wind- ham Players 4g Crystal Board 4. 4 i DAVID CARLOS ETHRIDGE COLUMBIA Why worry? I don? Sam plans to join the service . . . enjoys football, baseball, and cars . . , Activities: Boys' Otlicials Club 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1. ROBERT FRANK FELIX WEST VVILLINGTON Alzvayr happy-go-lucky Bob hopes to attencl a school of aviation . . . likes flying, baseball, basketball, football, and swimming . . . Activities: Athletic Council 4g Football 4, Swimming 2, 3, Cap- tain 4. ARTHUR FLLSWCJRTH FITTS, JR. HAMl'T'ON Ile newer iworrier and har fun He taker thing! ar they some Schlitz plans to go to college or join the Navy . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, basketball, baseball, and girls . . . Activities: RiHc Club l, 2, 35 Boys' Ofiicial Club 2, 3, 4, I ii PHYLLIS JANE FOGIL GILEAD Lihe champagne-ihe rparkler Phyllis plans to attend New Bri- tain State Teachers College . . . enjoys playing the piano and the organ, singing, tlancing, skating, volleyball, tennis, and batlminton . . . Activities: Latin Club 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, 4. . Sw RAYMOND LEROY FITTS STORRS Ile that ir :low to anger ir better than the mighty Ray plans to work in a grocery store . . . enjoys training horses and horseback riding. ..1 'i Q,A aggi E? I sig 'Leg I A ln- if DOROTHY JANE FORSYTHE MANSFIELD A :mile ir better than a frown Dot plans to go to the Univer- sity of Connecticut . . . enjoys playing the piano, cooking, sew- ing, and swimming . . . Activities: F. H. A. 2, Historian 3, Secretary 4. DON HENRY FOGG WILLIMANTIC Work ir fun to rome Don would like to attend college . . . enjoys reading, hunting, fish- ing, swimming, basketball, and baseball . . . Activities: French Club 25 Rifle Club 31 Intramural Basketball Manager 3, Cross Coun- try Manager 2, MARILYN FRANKEL HEBRON Her friendrhipk like the glowing run For :he let: it rhine on everyone Marilyn plans to go to teachers college . . . enjoys softball, bad- minton, and music . . . Activities: French Club 2, 31 Grinds Com- mittee 4g Girls' Sports Club 3, 4g G. A. A. Points Manager 4, Girls' Ofiicials Club 3, 4, Intramural Softball Assistant Manager 3. ROBERT ALLEN FRASER COVENTRY His only labor was to kill time Bob plans to join the Air Force . . . likes building gas models and cars . . . Activities: Hobby Club 2, 3. RICHARD JOSEPH GAMBINO MANSFIELD CENTER Dependable and trustworthy, tlJat's Dick Dick intends to go to college . . , enjoys chemistry, radio build- ing, mineralogy, ice skating, hunt- ing, and swimming . . . Activities: Class President 4: Class Vice-Presi- dent 3g French Club 2, 3: Rifle Club 1. PATRICIA BEATRICE ERYER WILLIMANTIC A maid of quiet ways Pat hopes to work in an ollice . . . enjoys playing the piano, art, collecting earrings and perfumes, swimming, and dancing. .Q l --dl u. Aa' 5 i NB L Xiu.. 1 ROBERT BARROWS GARDINER S'roRRs Bob is quiet a man of sorts He likes his woman and loves his sports Gabby plans to go to college or join the service . . . likes hunting, football, baseball, and sleeping . . . Activities: Athletic Council 3, 45 Student Council Vice-President 4: Rifle Club 3: Football 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain 4: Baseball 1, 2. PHYLLIS LILLIAN GAMACHE NORTH WINDHAM In school she'.r quiet and demure Bat outside we're not so sure Phil plans to work in an ollice . . . enjoys cooking, dancing, bas- ketball, swimming, volleyball, and roller skating . . . Activities: Com- mercial Club 4g F, H. A. 1, 25 Girls' Sports Club 3, 4. MARILYN ANNE GARRISON CHAPLIN Cheerful she is, but not of many words Marilyn plans to work . . . enjoys reading, sewing, cooking, baseball, and swimming . . . Activities: Commercial Club 43 F. H. A. 1, 23 Girls' Sports Club 3, 4. RICHARD GEORGE GAYLOR MANSFIELD CENTER See that twinkle in bit eye Me thinifr there'J mirchiuf in thii Ku? Dick intends to join the Army . . . likes hshing, hunting, baseball, and football . . . Activities: Stu- dent Council 4. PRISCILLA ANN GILMAN STORRS Witdom and charm and a wonderful perronality Pris plans to go to college and then to medical school, preferably Harvard . . . enjoys reading, knit- ting, cooking, painting, making fig- urines, swimming, and archery . . . Activities: Class Treasurer 4: Ath- letic Council 4, Student Council Secretary 45 French Club 2, 3, Wi-Hi-Li 2, Secretary 3, 4: Chorus lg Rifle Club l, 23 Dolphin Club 2, Manager 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. JAMES EVERETT GERGLER MANSFIELD DEPOT An athlete and :well guy jolly but Jometimet thy Guzzie wants to join the Navy . . . likes football, basketball, skat- ing, driving, and relaxing . . . Ac- tivities: Athletic Council 43 Grinds Committee 45 Football l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball lg Track 3, 4. ,xx '4 l??j E', nijg WILLIS HERBERT GOODALE STORRS A little nonreme now and then it relished by the bert of men Bill plans to go to mechanics school . . . enjoys football, base- ball, cars, and reading . . . Activi- ties: Football 1. PHYLLIS ANN GIBSON WILLIMANTIC Bewitched, bothered, and bewildered Phyl has no definite plans . . . enjoys badminton, poetry, drawing, and basketball . . . Activities: Latin Club lg French Club 2, 3, Wind- ham Players 3, 4: Commercial Club 3. S CAROLEE JEAN GORMLEY WILLIMANTIC Tall, slender, and lightly paired Carol plans to work as a secre- tary for her father . . . enjoys cook- ing, sewing, basketball, swimming, and volleyball . . . Activities: Com- mercial Club 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, Girls' Sports Club 3, 4. MAR-IORIE GOTTLIEB WILLIMANTIC She is pretty to walk with Witty zo talk with And pleasant to thinh on Margie plans to go to teachers college . . . enjoys swimming, bad- minton, ice skating, cooking, and sewing . . . Activities: Class Sec- retary 2, ,Student Council 2, 35 French Club 2, 3g Windham Play- ers 3, 4, Grinds Committee 4, Chorus lg Girls' Sports Club 1. MYRNA KAY GRUHN STORRS A: full of life at life itself Sandy plans to go to college . . . enjoys photography, leathercraft, mechanics, drawing, skiing, horse- back riding, skating, tennis, arch- ery, swimming, sailing, and canoe- ing . . . Activities: Windham Players 3, 4j Hobby Club 1, 2, 3j Chorus lg RiHe Club 1, 25 Marion- ettes Club 4, Windham Archers 3, 4. 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DEAN ROBERT GYURE WILLIMANTIC He has a gift of foolery and wit And he knows what to do with it Dean plans to join the Air Force . . . enjoys photography, hunting, and serious music . . . Activities: Windham Players 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Rifle Club 1, 2. NATALIE MARY HADDAD WILLIMANTIC A helping band to one and all Sbe'.r erferybodyir friend Nat plans to attend college . . . enjoys playing the piano, basket- ball, badminton, and participating in sports . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 25 Wi-Hi-Li 1, 25 Croak- ings 23 Girls' Sports Editor 5, 43 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, President 4g G. A. A. Treasurer 35 Girls' Ofh- cials Club I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Manager, Speedbal 4. WILLIAM ANDREW HANDFIELD MANSFIELD What? the meaning of quiet? Bill plans to join the service . . . enjoys drawing, cooking, foot- ball, hunting, and swimming . . . Activities: Boys' Leaders Corps 2: Intramural Basketball Manager 3g Football 1, 2. PAUL HADDAD WILLIMANTIC Men of few words are the bert of men Paul plans to work in a bakery . . . enjoys bowling and basketball. rg Nun rtm...---: if . fllllm ' A Q7 illin- MW ARNOLD JAMES HANNA WILLIMANTIC Sometime: 1 Jit and think Sometime: I jurt sit Herk plans to join the service . . . enjoys basketball, baseball, football, and swimming . . . Ac- tivities: Boys' Officials Club 2, 3, 4g Football lg Baseball lg Track 2: Cross country 2: Swimming 2. PHILLIP HADDAD WILLIMANTIC I can rerirt everything but temptation Phil plans to enlist in the service . . . enjoys basketball . . . Activi- ties: Boys' Officials Club 3, 4. PAUL EDWARD HARRINGTON ASHFORD A man not given to word: or strife Smokey plans to go to an air- craft technical school . . . enjoys target shooting and ice skating . . . Activities: F. F. A. lg Grinds Committee 4: National Honor So- ciety 4. JOYCE IRMA HARRIS WILLIMANTIC A little time for laughter A little time to Jing Joy intends to get a job as a typist . . . enjoys dancing, cooking, sewing, swimming, badminton, ten- nis, and volleyball . . . Activities: Windham Players 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4g Majorettes 1, 2, 3. LURLINE ROSE HERRICK VVILLIMANTIC Beware, beware She i.r fooling thee! Frosty plans to go to modeling school . . . enjoys dancing, clothes, cheerleading, and swimming . . . Activities: French Club 2, Com- mercial Club 2, 3, 45 Varsettes 3, 4: J. V. Cheerleaders 1, 25 Dolphin Club 3, 4. CHARLES FRANCIS HAWES MANSFIED Women were made for me, hut school wam't Charles plans to work and buy a new car . . . enjoys gas model flying and fast cars . . . Activities: Rifle Club 2, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4. J B ?'h1--- --:Ill ' I I-r K' .Alu V in EKG:--. FLORENCE MAY HILLS ANDOVER 1 Friends are made hy a ready :mile Sally Ann hopes to work in an oliice . . . enjoys square dancing, cooking, volleyball, and badminton . . . Activities: Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2, Girls' Sports Club 3, 4, G. A. A. Council 4, Intramural Manager Track 4. BEVERLY JANE HEINZ ANDOVER Be happy, he gay Dance your trouble: away Bev hopes to work in an office . . . enjoys dancing, swimming, basketball, and volleyball . . . Activities: French Club 2, Com- mercial Club 3g Hobby Club lg Sports Club 3. JOAN FRANCES HINES SCOTLAND A little mirchief now and then IJ alway: .ture to please the men Jo plans to join the WAVES . . . enjoys dancing, baseball, basketball, and ice skating. AUDREY ANN HIPSKY WILLINGTON Her thought: are many, her word: are few Audrey plans to work in an office . . . likes cooking, baseball, basket- ball, volleyball, swimming, sewing, knitting, and ice skating . . . Ac- tivities: F. H. A. 1, 2, Girls' Spotrs Club 4. MARIE AUGUSTINE INSALACO WILLIMANTIC A :mile to each, 4 friend to all Marie plans to attend Willimantic State Teachers College . . . enjoys reading, movies, cooking, swim- ming, basketball, roller skating, and bowling . . . Activities: Latin Club lg French Club 2, 3, Wind- ham Players 4g Commercial Club Financial Secretary 4, Girls' Sports Club 3, 4. l PHILIP CHARLES HUNT WINDHAM CENTER A quiet way-hut who can ray? Happy hopes to attend college . . . likes baseball, ice skating, basketball, and football. ' l ' is 5 4 - 5 lin .ll W il il GLORIA MAY JAMES WILLIMANTIC All that the doe: is well done Tootie plans to be a nurse . . . enjoys roller skating, swimming, tennis, and horseback riding . . . Activities: French Club 2, 3, Croakings 4, National Honor Soci- ety 4. LUCILLE DOROTHY IDE WILLIMANTIC A little sweet, a little rpice That make: the combination nice Lou came from Killingly High School junior year . . . is working at the Connecticut Light and Pow- er Co .... enjoys sewing, movies, swimming, skating, ping-pong, and boating . . . Activities: Windham Players 4, Commercial Club 4: Crystal Board, Grinds Committee Editor 4, National Honor Society JANET MAE JAMES WILLIMANTIC Your smile: bring you friend: Jan plans to work at the Con- necticut Light and Power Co .... likes movies, reading, basketball, swimming, roller skating, and boat- ing . . . Activities: Student Council 35 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Croak- ings Circulation Manager 4g Na- tional Honor Society 4. ALBERT EMU. JENCIK NORTH FRANKLIN He'J at lazy at they come Al intends to study auto mechan- ics . . . enjoys stock car racing and hunting. RICHARD HENRY JONES NORTH WINDHAM Haste maker waste, so I don't hurry Dick hasn't any definite plans . . . enjoys sports, girls, and base- ball . . . Activities: Student Coun- cil 2: F. F. A. 1, 3: Vice-President 2, 4, Croaking 3, 45 Intramural Manager Volleyball 3. NORMAN ROGER JEWELL HEBRON A head to contritfe, a tongue to perruade And a band to execute any mirebief Red plans to go to the Univer- sity of Connecticut . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, stamp collecting, baseball and football . . . Activi- ties: Rifle Club 1. , -'7 e ' --dl uv- - .all ' L Xiu.. i JOAN ANN JUCKNOWSKI WILLIMANTIC Silence ix more eloquent than word: Joan plans to go to nursing school . . . enjoys reading, sewing, swim- ming, skating, and basketball. ROSALIE IRENE JOHNSON AMSTON A quiet little mist and friend to all Shortie plans to work after grad- uation . . . likes baseball, volley- ball, collecting books and cards, art, and swimming. CAROL LOUISE KAHN FRANKLIN Both ber achievement: and her friend: are many Carol plans to go to college . . . likes square dancing, collecting banners, cooking, fishing, basket- ball, bowling, roller skating, base- ball, badminton, and volleyball . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 2g Com- mercial Club 4g Grinds Committee 4, Chorus lg Girls' Sports Club 3, 45 G. A. A. Council 4g Girls' Oili- cials Club 3, 4, Intramural Mana- ger, Volleyball 4. JOAN MARIE KASPERKIEWICZ WILLIMANTIC If rilence were golden, 5he'd never he rich Joanie plans to go to teachers college . . . enjoys ice skating, dancing, reading, music, basket- ball, and swimming. x Qu AUDREY JEAN KEMP MANSFIELIJ CITY She leadt 4 quiet life Aud plans to work in a store . . . likes horses, reading, square dancing, swimming, baseball, and volleyball . . . Activities: Com- mercial Club 2, Hobby Club 2, 3. X JOSEPH PATRICK KEGLER WILLIMANTIC To go or not to go To school each day That it the question Keg plans to enlist in the Army . . . enjoys sketching, riding, skat- ing, softball, baseball, football . . . Activities: Intramural Manager Football 1. -4 'A 4515 JOHN HOWARD KILLAM HAMPTON Come, let'5 have a good time! Jack came from Westerly, Rhode Island, in his junior year . . . plans to go to college or join the Navy . . . likes growing beards, tag-team wrestling, basketball, and track . . . Activities: Boys' Ofhcials Club 43 Track 5, 4, Cross Country 4. MADELINE MAE KELLEY WILLIMANTIC Dori't let her quiet look: deceive you Maggie plans to attend business college . . . likes skating, reading, bike riding, and swimming . . . Activities: Commercial Club 1, 2. WALTER RAYMOND KING WILLIMANHC If girl: interfere with studies- drop Jtudie: Walt plans to join the U. S. Marine Corps . . . enjoys hunting and football . . . Activities: Foot- ball 1. NORMAN PERRY KISS NORTH COVENTRY Boyr will be boyr Norm hopes to go to college . . enjoys carpentry, playing the clati net and saxaphone, reading, foot- ball, horses, hunting, fishing, trap ping, and baseball. JOAN ANNE KUHN WINDHAM CENTER Dignily in her manner Deviltry in ber eyes 1oannie plans to attend Willi- mantic State Teachers College . . . enjoys dancing, singing, reading, and swimming . . . Activities: F. H. A, 33 Hobby Club 2, Girls' Sports Club 4. K5 II' Z m QU ,gi 23 Q5 F475 Z 'J' E Dr. E E. L S R 3 N. gnu- Nw EEZ 1-. W.. 3, 'O fb Y 53 0 R 3 OW -'YQ-'F-'Tl' 5' ui crow' U1U S.3:. 02' 3 g 9,5 . mu. Dv-1 111501 B' E'.'D3'f:.v,' ' BNAHQ:-4 5' I. ,pl-A ,... ' W U-,2'D cn 1 Uagnliaigq 5:53 - Q D- ,..'Cv-ugan ITD I',, t V migahugglw .41 B rvgigg-ig-U35 D . Ein.- V EQEEWQUS W NIS: v'T5 '-egg-:wg '- UQ m+QQ.,- ,, E' rucfbv-0 U-713 'TS 5: -. G.. t. In u Q xl '5 -dll Ill :gl -'A' ARNIS JANIS KUPLINS WILLIMANTIC Connery is a mark of a gentlemen Arnis plans to go to the University of Connecticut . . . enjoys stamp collecting, volleyball, soccer, table tennis, basketball, ancl swimming. JACQUELINE KNEELAND STOORS Full of fun and mischief too Doing things .the .rhouldn'l do Jacky plans to join the WAFS . . . enjoys skating, bowling, danc- ing, basketball, and swimming . . . Activities: Commercial Clug 2g Wi-Hi-Li 4, F. H. A. 1, 25 Hobby Club 2, Girls' Sports Club 3. JANIS GUNARS LACIS WILLIMANTIC A man among men, not to :peak of the women Janis came from Syksvile High School, Maryland, in his sopho- more year . . . hopes to attend the University of Connecticut . . . en- joys listening to music, dancing, basketball, and table tennis . . . Activities: Baseball 3. RAYMOND MILTUN LACKIENBAUIZR lNlANSFllil.D CENTER A man you can depend on Ray hopes to go to college . . . enjoys hunting, hshing, football, ite skating, and playing the trom- bone. il L it E. SALLY GAY LANDON HEIARON llerr are .rparhling eyel' and twinkling toei Sally is planning to work in an ice cream bar . . . enjoys motorcycle riding, baseball, basketball, and swimming . . . Activities: Com- mercial Club 3, F. H. A. I, 2, Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4. JAMES IIDWARD LAMB NOR'l'l'l FRANKLIN lftarziiil good rmtizre ir his heritage Lum plans to go to trade school antl stutly automobile mechanics . . . likes hunting, Fixing up and racing stock cars . . . Activities: Rifle Club I, 2, 3, 4. f'x W '4 QA .EE iii: 5371 Q , AIA! MIRIAM FRANCES LEET COLUMBIA A rilerit and trurtzvorthy friend Mim came to Wintlham from Granville High School, New York, in her junior year . . . plans to get married . . . likes horseback ritling, swimming, and basketball. ROLAND MAURICE LAMBERT BALTIC He'f at devilish ar they come Sheik would like to start a busi- ness after he serves his time in the army . . . enjoys tennis, basketball, fishing, hunting, and boating. t, X ,as- CLAIRE IRENE I.eMlEUX WILLIMANTIC A lair ro fair with a cheerful air Claire plans to get married . . . enjoys cooking and sewing . . . Activities: Wi-Hi-Li 1, 25 Gtirlds Committee 4. MAURINE STATES LEONARD COLUMBIA For if the will, the will, you may depend on it And if Jhe won't she won't, .ro there'r an end to it Bummy hopes to attend Penn- sylvania State College . . . enjoys sailing, skiing, swimming, reading, collecting records, basketball, bad- minton, and softball . . . Activities: Class Secretary 1g Athletic Council 2, 4, Latin Club 1, 2: Windham Players Treasurer 4: Croakings Assistant Sports Editor 4: Girls' Sports Club I, 2, G. A. A. Trea- surer 4g Girls' Officials Club l, 2: Intramural Points Manager 1, Pub- licity Manager 2. PAULINE ALEXANDRIA LOCRASTO WILLIMANTIC Never a dull moment Pauline is undecided about the future . . . likes roller skating and dancing. ZAVE WOLFE LENEF SKY HEBRON A quiet, orderly, and indurtriour chap Zave hopes to attend the Univer- sity of Connecticut . . . enjoys stamp collecting and baseball. -5 tr ww-- - 'U sb up dll ul -Alu ' ug ku.- l I X VIRGINIA MAY LOOMIS MANSEIELD Brimful of rnirchief, hut harmful to none Ginny is undecided about the future . . , enjoys baseball, horse- back riding, and collecting horse statues. NORMA JOYCE LIS WILLIMANTIC There? nothing better than a friendly girl 1uho'J really a friend Norma plans to do office work . . . likes skating, swimming, base- ball, and basketball . . . Activities: Student Council 2, Treasurer 4, French Club 2: Commercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2. i JUDITH ANNE LUCIER WEST WILLINGTON It if her nature to he good-natured Judy is undecided about the future . . . enjoys dancing, swim- ming, skating, bowling, basketball, volleyball, softball, and coloring photos . . . Activities: Athletic Council 2, Latin Club lg Wind- ham Players 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3: Wi-Hi-Li 1, Chorus 1, Girls' Sports Club 1, 2, Girls' Oili- cials Club 2, 33 Intramural Base- ball Manager 1. PAUL JAMES LUFT SOUTH CovtaN'rRY I don! let things hother me Skip came from Rochville High School in his sophomore year . . . plans to join the Navy . . . likes stamp collecting, hunting, and lish- ing. NANCY GERTRUDE MacMILLAN H A M PTON They hring many right-thote beautiful eyet Nancy plans to go to college . . . enjoys swimming, tennis, horse- back ricling, and laughing . . . Ac- tivities: Athletic Council Secretary 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Trea- surer 3g Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 2, 5, 4g Wi-Hi-Li 1, 23 Chorus 1, Majorettes 1, 2, 3. GEORGE THOMAS LYNCH COVENTRY I1e'r here for lung put away the hook: George came from Rockville High in his sophomore year . . . intends to join the Navy . . . enjoys foot- ball, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, and ice hockey . . . Activi- ties: Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4. 1 . , Yu l ' -lllm ' A , t hh -nllul M Q Q.- 'llll lin v' .f , ' s nm! S5 Y LUCILLE LORRETTA MACLURE WILLIMANTIC Here it a girl who seem! quite rmall And yet her smile if .teen hy all Shorty is planning to go to work . . . enjoys dancing, collecting records, basketball, swimming, ice skating, and roller skating . . . Ac- tivities: F. H. A. 1, BRUCE CLIFFORD LYON WILLIMANTIC Happy am I, from care l'm free Why aren't they all contented like me? Btu plans either to get a job or join the infantry . . . enjoys col- lecting knives, hunting, fishing, baseball, basketball, and football. SUE MacMILLAN HAMPTON It'i nice to he natural when you're naturally nice Sue intends to go to Swarthmore College . . . likes swimming, horse- back riding, baseball, ice skating, hunting, roller skating, tennis, reading, and sleeping . . . Activi- ties: Class Secretary 35 Student Council 4, Secretary 35 French Club Z, 3, Windham Players 5, 45 Croakings 25 Grinds Committee 4, Chorus lg Varsettes co-captain 3, 4, j.V. Cheerleaders l, 23 Dolphin Club 2, 5, 4. EILEEN GABRIELLA MacWAY ASHFORD Calm and Jerene the tread: life? way Macky plans to be an operator in the telephone company . . . en- joys reading, movies, hillbilly mus- ic, baseball, volleyball, badminton, horseback riding, and swimming . . . Activities: Commercial Club lg Hobby Club 1, Chorus 1. KATHERINE ANN MCQUADE CHAPLIN A perron whom you can't help admire She'5 wide awake and full of fire Nancy hopes to go to college . . . enjoys roler skating and volley- ball . , . Activities: French Club 2, 35 Windham Players 3, 4, Com- mercial Club Zg Rifle Club 1, Trea- surer Zg Girls' Sports Club lg Girls' Ofhcials Club 3. EDITH LOUISE MARROTT E WILLIMANTIC Sometimer quiet, .fometimer :hy Sometime: mischief in her eye Edie would like to get a job after graduation . . . likes reading, skating, and bowling . . . Activi- ties: French Club 25 Commercial Club 4, F. H. A. I, 2. t XS 5 u ' I -1 If un. .Alu L Xiu-. J I 1: HERBERT JAMES MERCIER ANDOVER I think great thought: while other! stand with vacant Jtaref Herbert plans to go to school . . . enjoys baseball, swimming, and ping-pong . . . Activities: Hobby Club lg Intramural Basketball Manager 35 Swimming 2g Crystal Board 4. EDWARD FREDERICK MATHIEU COLUMBIA The only way to get rid of temptation if to yield to it Eddie plans to go to UConn . . . enjoys baseball, football, and music . . . Activities: Rifle Club 1, 2g Boys' Officials Club 1, 25 Intra- mural Basketball Manager 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2. RICHARD LINCOLN MERRITT SOUTH WILLINGTON Giver every man hi: ear hut few hir voice Dick came from Hartford Bulke- ley in freshman year . . . plans to attend college . . . enjoys philate- ly, collecting knives, football, bad- minton, archery, and hunting. JUDITH MAY MILLER WINIJHAM CENTER We lozfe her for herself We admire her for her ability Judy hopes to attend Radcliile College . . . enjoys leathercraft, horseback riding, skiing, and skat- ing . . . Activities: Student Coun- cil 4, Latin Club 2, 3: French Club 3, 4, Windham Players 3, 4, Hobby Club 1, Secretary 23 Croak- ings Associate Clubs Editor 4, Rifle Club 1, 23 Wintlham Archers 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. ARTHUR STANDISH MOORE MANSFIELD A quiet tongue shows a wise head Art plans to go to work . . . en- joys studying minerals and swim- ming . . . Activities: F. F. A. 4. RICHARD ARTHUR MILLER WILLIMANTIC Seldom seen, seldom heard General plans either to join the Air Force or work at Minet's Body Shop . . . enjoys working on cars, baseball, and swimming . . . Ac- tivities: Boys' Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, Boys' Ofllcials Club 1. 2 ' .1 r 'V-is I 'Q A s lu- if ELEANOR FRANCES MORELLI MANSFIELD Serious and well hehazfed Never any trouble gave Pumkin plans to do secretarial work . . . enjoys dancing, swim- ming, badminton, helping other people, and skating . . . Activities: Commercial Club 2, F. H. A. 1. : Q n r 5 W 3 5 V JOHN GARY MONAST WILLIMANTIC Shy-and then some Gary plans to go to trade school . . . enjoys hunting, basketball, swimming, baseball, and working on cars . . . Activities: Rifle Club l, 2, 3j Cross Country 3. JEANNE HELENE MORRISSETTE WILLIMANTIC There's mischief in this girl, and newer a dull moment Jeanne intends to do secretarial work . . . enjoys listening to mus- ic, cooking, ice skating, basketball, and roller skating . . . Activities: French Club 2, 3g Girls' Officials Club 2, Windham Players 35 Girls' Sports Club 1, 2. SYLVIA ETHEL MORSE MANSFIELD CENTER Friends the has many Foes, has :he any? Syl plans to work in an office . . . enjoys playing the piano, sew- ing, photography, ice skating, bad- minton, swimming, and volleyball . . . Activities: Commercial Club Z, 3, 4, Crystal Board 43 National Honor Society 4. MARY ELLEN NELSON WILLIMANTIC A Jmlle on her lip: And 4 lwinhle in her eye Mary plans to go to hairdressing school . . . likes basketball, roller skating, volleyball, and tennis . . . Activities: Latin Club lg Commer- cial Club 43 Grinds Committee 4, Girls' Sports Club 3, 4. JAMES ANTHONY MURRAY WILLIMANTIC Always a laugh Fingers plans to go into the service . . . enjoys basketball, foot- ball, and baseball . . . Activities: Athletic Council 2: French Club 2, 33 Croakings 43 Boys' Officials Club l, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 4. x LD ? lu - --dll 'I' ' Q -dll' 5 L ix., V 5 I , -r l BEVERLY JEAN NICHOLS WILLIMANTIC Friendly and sweet, quiet and :lemme Bev wants to go into business work . . . likes dancing, letter writ- ing, basketball, and baseball. fi ' xr MARGARET ELEANOR NASIN WILLIMANTIC Song: in her heart Speech on her lip.r wants to go to teachers college . . . enjoys swimming, bad- minton, art, music, and letter writ- ing . . . Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4, Windham Players 3g Com- mercial Club 2g Croakings 4: Chor- us l. mpeg.. LAWRENCE MICHAEL O'CONNELL WILLIMANTIC A jolly good fellow and full of ffm Tick plans to join the Air Force . . . likes girls, guns, model air- planes, photography, flying, basket- ball, football, and swimming . . . Activities: Rifle Club 1, Vice Presi- dent 2, President 3, 4. . -Q I ij MARY JEAN O'DONNELL HrzixRoN To know her ix to like her Did plans to join the WAVES , . . enjoys basketball, swimming, volleyball, and softball . . . Ac- tivities: Commercial Club 35 Hob- by Club lg Girls' Sports Club 3. 4, Dolphin Club 4, Girls' Officials Club 2, 4. lima IMANTS PAEGLE W1i.i.1MANTit3 He jun tits back and le!! the res! of the world go by lmo transferred from Emlenton, Pennsylvania, in 195l . . . plans to join the Army . . . enjoys stamp collecting, drawing, volleyball, and basketball. KIRTLAND HAROLD OLSON COVENTRY Furnirh me wills an argument and intellect loo Kitt plans to attend the Univer- sity of Connecticut . . . enjoys radio experimenting, reading, bad- minton, and swimming . . . Ac- tivities: French Club 2, 3, 45 Hob- by Club lg Grinds Committee 4. 2 i i .4 QQ., .L-E, E' il EU 5 ng I 5 na- -ref' F x PAULA JOAN PAGACH AMSTON She bar a sweet ditpotition that it a wholesome confeclion Spot plans to go to college . . . enjoys art, hunting, fishing, skat- ing, camping, skiing, swimming, colecting American Indian relics, reading, and tennis. I IDA AMELIA PACITTO WILLIMANTIC She if petite and liltle at can be And pretty too, il'.r plain lo ree Dusty plans to work at the tele- phone company . . . likes dancing, listening to records, reading, bas- ketball, skating, bowling, tennis, and volleyball . . . Activities: French Club 2, 3, Windham Play- ers 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 F. H. A. 1, 2, Hobby Club lg Grinds Committee 4, Girls' Sports Club 2. RONALD PARDUS WILLINGTON Make lhe most of life while you may Life ir Jhorl and wean away Doc plans to go to work after graduation . . . enjoys music, bowl- ing, basketball, and baseball . . . Activities: Grinds Committee 4, Boys' Officials Club 3, President 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CHARLES PARIZEAU VUILLIMANTIC Why work? lt'.f had for the heart Dad plans to enter the Air Force . . . enjoys women, bop, baseball, and basketball . . . Activities: Ath- letic Council 4, Boys' Oliicials Club 1, 4, President 2, 3, Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2. LEONA GAIL PETERSON SOUTH COVENTRY Never do today what can he put 01? until tomorrow Lee came from Hartford Public High School in her sophomore year . . . plans to do office work . . . enjoys dancing, horses, skating, reading, jazzy music, basketball, and swimming. SHIRLEY DORIS PENDER SOUTH COVENTRY Mirchief dancer in her dark eyer Penny wants to do secretarial work . . . likes playing the piano, reading, movies, swimming, ice skating, and roller skating . . . Ac- tivities: French Club 2, 3, Wind- ham Players 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 2, Secretary 3, 4, Hobby Club lg Grinds Committee 4. tx X :Ill :Ill .F WW' -1 3 MII., 4 5 o,EX1u-. I ALAN BRUNO PICCIN WILLINIANTIC Make way for the matter of the downheat The rhythm hoy ir here Al intends to further his musical education . . . enjoys modern mus- ic. i JAMES LAWRENCE PEPPIN WILLIMANTIC His friendly nature can he mearured by hir height Pep plans to go to a radio and T.V. School . . . enjoys model air- planes, hunting, skating, swim- ming, and hot roclding . . . Activi- ties: Projection Club 3. PATRICIA JOAN PODMORE WILLIMANTIC Her plearant perronality ha: given her many friend: Pat hopes to go to UConn . . . enjoys swimming, singing, listen- ing to music, skating, and cheer- leading . . . Activities: Athletic Council 35 Student Council 2, 3, French Club 2, 35 Windham Play- ers Corresponding Secretary 3, Re- cording Secretary 4, Commercial Club 2, 3g Croakings 4, Varsetres 3, Captain 4g J.V. Cheerleaders 1, Secretary 2, Girls' Sports Club lg Dolphin Club 2, 3, 4. SANDRA MARY POMPROWICZ HEBRON A Yankee fan till ber dying day It this pretty lar: wilh the winning may Sandy plans to work . . . enjoys swimming, basketball, volleyball, fishing, water skiing, and skiing . . . Activities: Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. Council 3, Presi- dent 4: Girls' Ofhcials Club 2, 3, 4: Intramural Manager, Softball 3. Ns SHIRLEY JEAN POTTER COLUMBIA Quiet and kind in all her ways Shirley plans to work in an insur- ance company as a typist . . . likes pen-pal writing, stamp collecting, and swimming . . . Activities: Hobby Club 4. WILLIAM I-IUTCHINSON PORTER HEBRON Aletbinkr I'll be a farmer Billy plans to get a job . . . likes automobiles, basketball, and swim- ming . . . Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. .l -'Y 'Z' .EE i? Il 'A All 'ge'-.5 SHIRLEY JEWEL PRINCE WILLIMANTIC Always happy, never :ad Har rr rmile for ezfery lad Shirl plans to get married and possibly go to UConn . . . enjoys skating and swimming . . . Activi- ties: Latin Club lg French Club I, 2, 3, Windham Players 4: Croak- ings 4: Girls' Sports Club 3. RUSSELL FURNESS POTTER WILLIMANTIC Don? worry or fret, I'll get there yet Rusty would like to go to college . . . likes resting, golf, and basket- ball . . . Activities: Class Vice- President 4: Athletic Council 43 Student Council 3: Latin Club lg French Club 2g Boys' Officials Club 3, 4: Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. LORETTA MARY PROVOST WILLIMANTIC Tbere'r a foolish corner in thi: brain Laurie plans to work a year then get married . . . enioys collecting stones and horses, music, swim- ming, skating, and boating . . . Ac- tivities: French Club 3: Windham Players 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, Hobby Club l, 2, Secretary 3, 4. MARGARET MILDRED QUEALY VUILLIMANTIC All for fun and fun for all Mickey plans to work in an office . . . enjoys writing letters, roller skating, swimming, ice skat- ing, and horseback riding . . . Ac- tivities: F. H. A. Historian 1, Re- porter 2, Parliamentarian 3, 4. BARBARA RICHARDS MANSFIELD A good companion, a better friend Babs' plans to go into nursing . . . enjoys stamp collecting, play- ing the piano, reading, skating, swimming, and square dancing . . . Activities: Latin Club 4, Wind- ham Players 3. DONALD KENNETH REIL WILLIMANTIC An athlete bold and brave am I Yet reeking favor in the ladies' eye Goldy plans to go to school . . . likes football, baseball, basketball, golf, and swimming . . . Activities: Athletic Council 3, 4, Boys' Offi- cials Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. is dl ull K , we Q- 4 L Nha.- S ANN LOUISE RICHARDSON SOUTH COVENTRY The ocean ir full of deep lboughtr But I only ride the wave! Ann is undecided about the future . . . enjoys swimming and dancing. l id JOHN FRANCIS REYNOLDS WILLIMANTIC Loafing ir a Icience Johnnie intends to join the Army . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, and swimming. DIANE LOIS RICHARDSON SOUTH COVENTRY Some think the world ix made for fun and frolic Diane plans to go to California for the summer and then work in a telephone office . . . enjoys dancing and basketball. JANE MAY RICHARDSON EAGLIZVILLE She is full of playful humor jane plans to work in an office . . . enjoys dancing and listening to the radio. JAMES WILLIAM RODRIGUEZ HAMPTON Young fellows will he young fellows Rod plans to join the Navy or do farming . . . enjoys hunting and skating . . . Activities: F. F. A. 1, 2, 5, Treasurer 4. JUDITH RIDGEWAY SOUTH WINDHAM With a ready smile and a gleam in her eye She won the heart of Windham High Judy' plans to go to New Britain Teachers College . . . enjoys skat- ing, swimming, reading, walking, and intramural sports . . . Activi- ties: Class Secretary 43 Student Council 53 French Club Secretary 4, Grinds Committee 4, G. A. A. Treasurer 2, Dolphin Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Officials Club 2, 3. Ill! with 1 x Flu e - Qllluu P A X T R I ml -:Hunk lay if DOROTHY ANN ROSEN WILLIMANTIC Laughzer round the eyes Means warmlh in the heart Dot intends to go to college . . . enjoys music, collecting stamps, volleyball, badminton, and swim- ming . . . Activities: French Club 2, 33 Windham Players 5, 4, Hob- by Club Zg Croakings 1, 2, 5, 4g Grinds Committee 4, Girls' Oili- cials Club 1, 2, 5, 4. WILLIAM FLANIGAN RISLEY SOUTH COVENTRY He winds up his mouth and lets himself go Jelly-Belly plans to go to Spring- field College . . . enjoys eating, sleeping, baseball, and basketball . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 2g Boys' Oihcials Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY LENORE ROSEN WILLIMANTIC Twinlele, lwinkle little eyes Whafs lhat mischief you disguise? Shirl plans to go to college . . . enjoys dancing, swimming, and basketball . . . Activities: Student Council Ig French Club 2, Wind- ham Players 5, 4g Varsettes 5, 45 J.V. Cheerleaders Captain 1, 2. GEORGE HARRIS ROTHBLAT WILLIMANTIC A gentleman, scholar, and man ahout town An all around fellow who won't let you down Buzz intends to go to college . . . enjoys basketball and baseball . . . Activities: Student Council 4, Latin Club Ig Grincls Committee 4g Boys' Ofhcials Club 3, 45 Cross Country 2. MARY THERESA RYAN WILLIMANTIC Full of wisdom, full of fun I5 always nice to everyone Mary plans to attend college . . . enjoys swimming, photography, archery, sewing, and winter sports . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 3, 43 Windham Play- ers 3, Secretary 43 Wi-Hi-Li 2, Croakings 2, 3, 43 Chorus Ig Windham Archers 5, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3. GLORIA BEATRICE ROY WILLIMANTIC Good lhingr some in :mall package: -r-15-cm : HQQBQ 2 ?9. View nag' ' EU' 'L U-O' an 2' 53 NJLTI. UDF nm' E15 S' mf? a' on cn' E-F0 5-256' 'liquo- QQ-'Fvfp Cmilm U .. . ev Iv LJ fe rn FU P It to ?dlll- l --dl 'HIE ,alll 5 L Xiu... 5 1 CHARLES VINAL RUPERT MANSFIELD Actions, not words, prove the man Chuck plans to go to college . . . enjoys swimming and baseball . . . Activities: Crystal Board 4j Swimming Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN RUGG WILLIMANTIC She hnowr her mind and speak: plainly ar it hidf Rusty hopes to raise horses and dogs . . . enjoys photography, swimming, motorcycle riding, horseback riding, and racing . . . Activities: Commercial Club I, 2, 33 F. H. A. lg Hobby Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4. DAVID BEN SANDLER MANSFIELD CITY Don't judge him till you know him Dave came to Windham from DeWitt Clinton High School in his senior year . . . intends to go to college . . . enjoys Cartooning, football, baseball, swimming, and sailing. DANIEL SANDLER MANSFIIELIJ CITY Aclionr Jpeah louder than word: Dan came here from New York City during senior year . . . plans to go to the University of Con- necticut to study agriculture . . . enjoys basketball, football, and ping-pong. NANCY lil.l.liN SCRANTON HIEBRON Hcre'J to u girl who doem'l Jhirh Rollr up her Jlcerer and gaer to work Nan intends to get married . . . enjoys hunting, drawing, fishing, and badminton . . . Activities: French Club 3, Hobby Club 1, Croakings 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Dolphin Club script writer and att assistant 4. A SUSAN DALE SAVAGE COLUMBIA She har an arliriic flair Suzie hopes to go to art school . . . enjoys arts and crafts, sailing, and swimming . . . Activities: Winclham Players 3, 45 Hobby Club 3. pc .x . '4 QQ? 555: grit! Ib--MI QA, ELLINOR LEE SCULLY SOUTH COVENTRY .She rhall have friend: wherever fhe goer Lee plans to work at the Connecti- cut General Insurance Company . . . enjoys sewing, swimming, bad- minton, and basketball . . . Ac- tivities: Wintlham Players 3, 45 Wi-Hi-Li 2, 3, 45 Hobby Club 15 Croakings 3, 45 Girls' Sports Club 25 Girls' Officials Club 2, 3. THOMAS GA RRET SAYERS WILLIMANTIC Life without :porn is not life for mf Sawyer plans to go to college . . . likes basketball and baseball . . . Activities: Athletic Council 1, 45 Boys' Officials Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 45 Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH ERNEST SHANE WILLIMANTIC He'J loo good to he touched- He Jayr .ro himrelf Hoppe plans to go on in school . . . enpoys resting, fencing, swim- ming, basketball, baseball, football, and track . . . Activities: Class President 15 Athletic Council 15 Student Council 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES MURRAY SHEA WILLIMANTIC Ah, why worry-tomorrow may never come Spec intends to go into the ser- vice . . . likes basketball, volleyball, and hunting . . . Activities: Stu- dent Council President 4g Boys' Olhcials Club 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3. DONALD POTTER SMITH ANDOVER He Jeems Jo quiet--but don't get him starred Smitty plans to go to college . . . likes stamp collecting, taking pic- tures, cross country, football, base- ball, track, basketball, and swim- ming . . . Activities: Athletic Council 4: Latin Club l, 2g Rifle Club 1, Baseball lg Track 2, 35 Cross Country 2, 3, 4. RICHARD ALLEN SHEA XWILLIMANTIC Modest in character, outstanding in sports Richie would like to go to col- lege or join the Marines . . . en- joys listening to the radio, reading sport magazines, driving express trucks, the Y. M. C. A., basketball, baseball, and cross-country . . . Ac- tivities: Boys' Officials Club Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball lg Cross Country 3: Intramural Manager Basketball 4. J ff -I ll- ,, .I B LK 1..- ' i dll :Ill li ELIZABETH MARIE SMITH SOUTH WILLINGTON Speech ir Jilver, but silence is golden Betty plans to go to work . . . enjoys softball, swimming, volley- ball, sewing, and dancing . . . Ac- tivities: Commercial Club 3, 4. ANGELA MARY SLEDJESKI WILLIMANTIC A good mixer, a jolly good pal No wonder rhe'r a popular gal Angie plans to go to the Univer- sity of Connecticut . . . enjoys swimming, horseback riding, camp- ing, basketball, and out-of-door sports . . . Activities: Class Trea- surer lg Athletic Council lg Latin Club 2: French Club 35 Windham Players 3, 4, Commercial Club 35 Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2, Vice President 35 Croakings 2, 3, Chorus 15 Var- settes 4, 1.V. Cheerleaders 2, 33 Dolphin Club 3, 4. NANCY LOUISE SMITH COLUMBIA Sing away :arrow and can away care Nancy plans to enter the business field . . . enjoys horses, sewing, cooking, swimming, music, and baseball . . . Activities: Student Council 2, Commercial Club Sec- retary 3, 4, Grinds Committee 4, Chorus lg Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, Dolphin Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' OHI- cials Club 4, Intramural Manager Swimming 4. SANDRA JEAN SMITH Sronns Don? stop me-I'm on my way Sandy plans to attend college . . . enjoys music, knitting, swim- ming, skating, and baseball . . . Activities: Latin Club 15 Wind- ham Players 35 Wi-Hi-Li 1, 2, 3, President 45 F. H. A. 45 Chorus 1. IRENE GLORIA STEINMAN COLUMBIA Tall, graceful, and friendly She is admired by many Gloria came from Griswold High in her freshman year . . . plans to attend art college . . . enjoys art, volleyball, basketball, badminton, swimming, and long walks . . . Activities: Athletic Council 15 French Club 35 Windham Players 3, 45 Croakings, Assistant Editor 45 Girls' Sports Club 2, 35 G. A. A., Assistant Manager 3, Manager 45 Girls' Officials Club 3, 45 Intra- mural Assistant Manager, Volley ball 3, Basketball 4. PETER McKEE SPRINKLE ANDOVER All great men are dead, and I'm not feeling too well myself Pete plans to go to college . . . enjoys sleeping, reading, baseball, and track . . . Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 4. --.P ilu' 'A Yivg ' sie Iu..'o.ty' IRVING HUTCHINS STANLEY ANDOVER Spring comes and finds me wishing I could spend my days a-fishing Irv plans to go to college . . . enjoys fishing, hunting, collecting coins, baseball, basketball, and bad- minton . . . Activities: Hobby Club 25 Grinds Committee 45 Ri- fle Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JUNE KNIGHT SQUIER COLUMBIA Ever carefree, ever gay This will ever be her way June plans to enter nursing col- lege and then the Air Force . . . enjoys dancing, skiing, skating, swimming, and collecting buttons and records . . . Activities: French Club 25 Windham Players 3, 45 Commercial Club 2, 35 Wi-Hi-Li 15 Hobby Club I5 Rifle Club 25 Girls' Sports Club 2, 35 Dolphin Club 4. ROBERT RANKIN STONE WILLIMANTIC He is very fond of the company of the ladies Red plans to go into the Ma- rines . . . enjoys woodwork, track, and swimming . . . Activities: Chorus 15 Track 1, 25 Swimming 1, 2. iiiiifiiigsf N X, f n I -mig5,:.:.iz.:,:-- f ' ' H Q . .45 ,. - : 'Vg ,km ,..-4, i i H, R., H its ,sn wg: . i1.,?a.. . g,.,,,,...-w, ,. ,..w,,, . A 1 +ve ...Qt s nf ' me M .M ' 1 a . Q . xi w new 'tiaaaw , 4.a -vw .. - .-xxx.. ,., . .W-5 f 25,53 .s in we , 1. A ' 'Quo .. ..::,n..-N if yi .H sg q, .a,K ff-'H , , . 'N ' 4,-x ' lzksgiifs . Q , 2 , je ,1 . . .. .kv,::. ',,'N, 4' -1 Q1 j , hs. X31 F,-,him JAMES RAYMOND SYPHER VUILLIMANTIC He lakes mos! delight in things athletic Zeb plans to go to college . . . enjoys basketball and baseball . . . Activities: Boys' Ofhcials Club 4, Basketball l, 2, 5, 4, Baseball l, 2, 4. VERA MAREN TAYLOR ANDOVER Serene on the outside, hut devilish within Ricky plans to attend the Uni- versity of Connecticut . . . enjoys sewing, cooking, square and round dancing, ice skating, swimming, and walking . . . Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, F. H. A. Parlimentarian 4, Grinds Committee 4. ROLAND EDWARD SYPHERS WILLIMANTIC Leave me to myself and 1'll get along Sy plans to attend art school . . . enjoys drawing . . . Activities: Grinds Committee 4. fo f l -dll llll In--Q , L Xiu.. H A. SD W 0' BETTY MAE THOMPSON WILLIMANTIC Il's the song you sing And the smiles you wear That are making the sunshine everywhere Betty plans to attend nursing col- lege . . . enjoys reading, music, swimming, and boating . . . Ac- tivities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 4g Chorus l. ANGELO JOHN TAMBORNINI WILLIMANTIC All this mental toil-I'm bashed! Tambo plans to enter the service . . . enjoys reading sport books, listening to the radio, the Y.M. C.A., baseball, basketball, and foot- ball . . . Activities: Boys' Officials Club 3, 4g Intramural Manager Basketball 25 Baseball 23 Basket- ball 1. t iit at saii lj PETER MERRILL TILLEY MANSFIELD CENTER He who goes slowly goes safely Pete plans to go to college . . . enjoys cars, radio, and badminton . . . Activities: French Club 3, 4, Croakings Business Manager 43 Intramural Manager Basketball 2, Football 3. IF' It 5 , i I r j '4' J , --M . . Q DENNIS EARL TOWERS vUll.l.IMAN'l'lC Deed! mcumre lhe man Dennis plans to go to work . . . Activities: li. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 41 . . . came from Houlton High School in his senior year. JOHN MORLAND TYLER, JR. SOUTH COVENTRY fit fll7I heff mor! z','I1gd,LflI1g 111 alhlelizir pfvlfrl' nm' Hans plans to go on to college . . . enjoys football, swimming, track, skiing, and debating . . . Activities: Athletic Council 4, Stu- dent Council, Executive Committee 2, President 5, Latin Club l, Trea- surer Zg Wintlham Players 2, 3, 4, Croiikings Assistant Editor 3, Asso- ciate lfditor 4, Chorus lg Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, Captain 43 Swimming l, 2, 3, 4, National llonor Society 4. ROBERT ELBERT TRAINOR WILLIMANTIC fl goml .fporl ir ulwayr in demand Rob plans to go to Willimantic State Teachers College or join the Air Force . . , enjoys basketball, baseball, softball, girls, and coin and stamp collecting . . . Activi- ties: Student Council 4g Grinds Committee 4g Boys' Officials Club 4. .X-, ' gr '4 Cas tgi: gvlvi nil! 'La-.4 ELIZABETH JANE TUCKER ANDOVER 'l'lJere'.r a lirzle mirchief in ezfery good lillle girl Betty came from South Kings- town High School in Wakeheld, Rhode Island, in her junior year . . . plans to join the Woman's Air Force . . . enjoys swimming, boating, and baseball . . . Activi- ties: Croakings 3, 4g Girls' Sports Club 5, 4. -,1'l5. 4 s sf f VICTORIA TREMKO WARRENVILLE Little and lively Vicky plans to go to work . . . enjoys swimming and basketball. IRENE ETTA VARGA MANSFIELD filzwa-1'.r lhe .fume-friendly and helpful Cisco plans to join the service . . . enjoys target practice, watch- ing T.V., radio, baseball, and bas- ketball . . . Activities: Girls' Sports Club 3. L -ggi RICHARD EDMOND VERTEFEUILLE WILLIMANTIC Why take life reriourly? Birdie intends to join the Navy . . . likes fishing, painting, hunt- ing, swimming, wrestling, and weight lifting. JOSEPH WILLIAM VOBORIL, JR. SOUTH WILLINGTON You don'z hare to be noisy to he popular Joe plans to go to the University of Connecticut . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, dancing, swimming, and basketball . . . Activities: Latin Club 2, Secretary 3g Croakings 45 Swimming Manager 1, 2. i LAGLE VESTER WILLIMANTIC Silence never hetrayr you Lagala came to Windham from Plainfield High in her senior year . . . would like to go to a nursing school . . . enjoys reading, volley- ball, and swimming . . . Activities: Girls' Sports Club 4. ,en Q, -dll llll ww Ill'-A ' .1 5 L Xiu-- , V I:- DIANNA DOLORES VOLLE WILLIMANTIC Her cheerful laugh and willy tongue Bring forlh a rmile from eyeryone Dee Dee plans to work in the telephone ofhce . . . enjoys swim- ming and ice skating . . . Activi- ties: Class Treasurer 5g Athletic Council 35 Student Council 5g Wi- Hi-Li lg Majorettes 1, 2, 3, Cap- tain 4. MARJORIE THERESA VINER WILLIMANTIC She .vhall have laughler wherever she goe: Marge plans to attend Williman- tic State Teachers College . . . en- joys clancing, roller skating, basket- ball, and swimming . . . Activities: Croakings 3, Associate Editor of Club News 4, Varsettes 3, Trea- surer 4g J.V. Cheerleaders 1, 2. WILLIAM THOMAS WADSWORTH THE RIDGES The rule of my life ir to make burinerr a pleasure and pleasure my hurinefr Gov plans to go to school ot into the service . . . enjoys Hying, basketball, and baseball . . . Ac- tivities: Rifle Club 2, 3g Boys' Officials Club 5, 4. NICIHOLAS -IOSIEPH WASCQO Wiwnimm CiiN'i'i2it I.t'! no imiiiuii dirliirb my peace Nick plains to go to college . , . enjoys reading, hunting, fishing, baseball, and tennis. l. RICHARD ARNOLD WHl'l'lT Sioitas Xl mini trnii'ir1t'wl iigainrl hu will li nf Ilia' iiimc' ufiiiiinn .rtill Ditk plans to .ittcnd tollege . . . Attiviticsg Clroitkings 4, Wintlhiiin Arthcrs l'rc-sident ii, National Hon- or Sotiety fi. X ii I JANET ANN WEBB WILLIMANTIC Cmnd mzlnred, full of fun Mixe.f :fell with C'I'07'V'l'071C Red intends to work in the tele- phone oilice . . . enjoys swimming, horseback riding, basketball, and rt-ailing . . . Activities: Student Council l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, lfrenth Club 3, Wintlham Players 3, Wi-Hi-l.i l, lg Croakings l, 2, 3, -ig Chorus lg Girls' Officials Club 2. Q Nl!!! r,,:m----- .tj - .lb -num , A rp: K AIIMIM 3 , , Aldlfli lXlARGUllRl'l'E XVILCOX lNllZRROW ,fill .rpcfak well of ber Al plans to work in insurance . . , enioys playing cards, bowling, square dancing, taking snapshots, and tollecting salt and pepper shakers . . . Activities: Commer- ciul Club 3, 4, JOHN THEODORE WHETTEN STORRS Not mucly lalk-iz greal Jufeet iilemte ,lohno plans to go to college . . . enjoys swimming and skiing . . . Activities: French Club Zg Wind- ham Players 51 Croakings Make- up Editor 3, 4, Chorus lg Track 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Swimming 3, -ig National Honor Society 4. of i J ANNE ELIZABETH WILMOT WILLIMANTIC A quiet girl ar .flae .l'l.70llld be The liar! friend a girl could be Annie plans to attend college . . . enjoys swimming, skating, horseback riding, and reading . . . Activities: Latin Club l, 23 French Club 3, 4, Vfindham Players 2, 3, Wi-Hi-Li l, 2, Croakings 1, 2, 5, Alumni News Editor 43 Girls' Otiicials Club 2. RICHARD CHARLES WILSON WILLIMANTIC A man of few words Dick came from Covle High School, Taunton, Massachusetts, in his senior year . . . plans to go to college . . . enjoys baseball, foot- ball, and bowling . . . Activities: Latin Club 4. ROBERT FRANCIS WOJNAR WILLIMANTIC A gentlemen to the manner horn Bob plans to go to college . . . enjoys playing the accordian, listen- ing to records, basketball, and base- ball . . . Activities: Projection Club 2, 3: Grinds Committee 4: Boys' Officials Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROGER KENNETH WILSON EAST WILLINGTON I ree the .rerioax tide of thingr Roger plans to join the Navy . . . enjoys fishing, hunting, and base- ball . . . Activities: F. F. A. 1, 2, Reporter 3, 4: Croakings 4. fi J Q, -dll :Ill w ' ll 4 . L Him., I1 JOHN ANTHONY WRANA WILLIMANTIC A good folly IJ worth what you pay for it jackie plans to keep working in the chicken business . . . enjoys wrestling, bowling, baseball, and collecting stamps . . . Activities: Student Council 4. PATRICIA WINN WINDHAM CENTER She mixed reason with pleasure Wlidom with mirlh Pat plans to go to Hartford Hos- pital School of Nursing . . . Likes skating, sliding, skiing, swimming, horseback riding, and tennis . . . Activities: Windham Players 3, 45 Croakings 2, 3, Assistant News Editor 4. CAROL MAY WRIGHT WILLIMANTIC Always happy, alway: gay Fall of fun in every way Carol plans to attend nursing school . . . likes ice skating and roller skating . . . Activities: Wi- Hi-Li 1, 2, 3, 4, Croakings 1, 2, 3, Exchange Editor 43 Rifle Club 2. Q., j iv . - iii. N lx .N A w in li Q E. DANIEL YOUNG CHAPLIN Quiet, unruffled, alufayr the tame Dan plans to go to trade school . . . enjoys fishing, hunting, swim- ming, and baseball. JOHN ZALITIS WILLIMANTIC Never ray: more than if necexrary johnny came from a Latvian High School in Germany in 1951 . . . plans to join the Army . . . enjoys dancing, reading, basketball, volleyball, swimming, skating, and photography. GIRTS ZEIDENBERGS VVILLIMANTIC He lileer hir women Girts came from New Marlborough High School in 1950 . . . plans to go to college . . . likes basketball, volleyball, ping-pong, and collect- ing stamps. LORRAINE ANN ZAHANSKY A Jwell friend, a rwell gal, and a rufell clarrmate Lorry hopes to go to interior decorating school or modeling school . . . enjoys dancing, music, photography, and swimming . . . Activities: Grinds Committee 4. THOMAS GEORGE ZEMEK MERROW Ar admirable and good natured as can he Tom plans to go to college . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, and collect- ing stamps . . . Activities: Pro- jection Club 3. FRANCIS JOHN ZANOTTI COLUMBIA To he a scholar is not my life'r ambition Frankie plans to go to trade school . . . enjoys dancing, hunt- ing, fishing, swimming, and base- ball. WALTER ZLOTNICK ASHFORD He has common rerzre which ir. indeed, uncommon Walt plans to go to trade school . . . enjoys hunting, salt water fish- ing, oil painting, and working with machines. IL ffl cz7o,A.4 X Editor-in-Chief , . .. .,...... ,. ,, . Karen Burrows Assistant Editors Herbert Mercier, Charles Rupert Clubs Editor ,..... .,.....,,..,..r..., . ......,,. M ary Farrell Grinds Editor .. Lucille Ide E gomd Sports Editors .s.. Art Editor ...,... Typist .,........r,r,.. Faculty Advisors Shirley Charron, Scott Greer Ann Cerreto Sylvia Morse .. Miss Jane MacKenzie, Mr. Laurence King rl Q-wade First Row: Ida Pacitto, Marilyn Frankel, Judith Ridgeway, Lucille Ide, Patricia Collings, Muriel Beebe, Marjorie Gottlieb, Claire LeMieux. Second Row: Nancy Smith, Natalie Beebe, Carol Kahn, Shirley Everett, Sue MacMillan, Lorraine Zahansky, Mary Nelson, Shirley Pender, Dorothy Rosen, Maren Taylor. Third Row: Kirtland Olson, Paul Harrington, Robert Wojnar, james Gergler, Ronald Pardus, Robert Trainor, Irving Stanley, Adrian Atkins. 'hotography Editor Krt Editor Iirculzirion Managers 3usiness Manager Faculty Advisors Mrs. Edward Knapp Maurine Leonard janet james Gloria james Peter Tilley Cecelia Mahoney Mr. Laurence King Miss Margaret Arbuckle Wchddmn Editor-in-Chief , Associate Editor News Editor . Feature Editor Sports Editor . . Make-Up Editors Chatterbox Editor Nancy Scranton , . Hans Tyler Carole Donovan . Kay Dillon Homer Brammell . johno Whetren Richard White . Shirley Charron Wee President ,. . . , ,... Jane Tyler Vice-President . . Dorothy Dillon Secretary .. . Deanna Leiss Faculty Advisor Miss Margaret Arbuclcle The Wee Croakings consists of Fresh- men and Sophomores who are learning the fundamentals of newspaper writing. Those who show writing ability become eligible for membership on the Croakingr staff. 55 Swim: President ., ,. .. james She Vice-President Robert Gartlim Secretary . ,,.. Priscilla Gilma Treasurer .. . . Norma I. Faculty Advisors ,. Mrs. Webc Mr. King Mr. Palau Mr. Nelso The Student Council started the year with a Hi-party and the Freshman Class party both held early in the fall. The Council gave aid to the Freshman Class during elections. The council also held a mock election for the Presidency of the United States in November. Several members of the group attended a meeting in Newington of represen- tatives of all the Student Councils in the state. Problems worked on during the year include: the establishment of a Student Council suggestion box, the establish- ment and maintenance of a social calendar for the events of the school, the marking period honor roll, gym insurance, lunch lines, stairway traffic, and general care of the building. qfonafz Society President Homer Brammell Vice-President john Whetten Secretary . Priscilla Bernais Treasurer Carole Donovan Faculty Advisor Mr. Ebner I The Mackimmie Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in February of this year. There were 17 seniors in the original group. Ten juniors and two seniors were elected to membership in May. An installation ceremony was held on May 27. 56 706- 716-.da President Sandra Smith Vice-President Frances Clark Secretary Betty Hawkes Treasurer Kathleen Sweet Faculty Advisor Miss Helen ll. Rigney The Wi-Hi-I-i is a service club which helps in the smooth operation of the library through the faithful daily work of its members. The picnic in june is a well-earned reward for work well done. During the year authorities on various hobby areas have been presented at club meetings. In April the Annual Hobby Show was presented. The club took a trip to New York in May. The highlights of the trip were the United Nations Building and the Museum of Natural History. Tifaddqdad President Barbara Fowler Vice-President Loretta Provost Secretary Patricia Rugg Treasurer Elizabeth Sadler Faculty Advisor Mrs. Florence Grady 57 President . . , ., . ...,. . ,, , Alice Miller Secretary . ., , , .....,, ,.,,.. . ..... . .. , Mall Timusk Vice-President and Treasurer ,............. ,. ,,.,,. Charles Kelley Faculty Advisors Mr. john Levitsky and Mr, Jack Allen The Marionette Club started a busy season with a field trip to Mr. Sidney Chrysler's Miniature Theatre in Chaplin. The Absent-Minded Professor was performed in May for elementary and high school students. The club has also seen other marionette productions and held a roller skating party in June. President ...,.....,.............,..,., .. ,.....,..,....... Richard White Vice-President ........... .... C arol Marks Secretary-Treasurer . , .,.. ..,....... K ay Dillon Faculty Advisor .,......,......,...,.,,,.,,............... Mr. Jack Allen The Windham Archers have taken part in the following meets: State Tournament, Archery Play Day, Intetscholastic Tournament, Olympic Bowmen League, and the 14th National Interscholastic Archery Tournament. The archers placed first in the United States in both the All Girls Division and the Mixed Division in the Sixth Interscholastic Tourna- ment. anne? President .. Vice-President Mary Lou Barlow ,. Annette Tardif nam aff4mmz4 Secretary Dorothy Forsythe Treasurer Joyce Vertefeuille Historian , Polly Ann Crandall Reporter Johnette Bishop Parlimentarian . Maren Taylor Recreation Leader . june Leigh Song Leader .. Ann Chesbro Faculty Advisor Miss Constance Dimock dfimmm The F.H.A. started off the year by sending seven of its otlicers to a leadership training meeting. National F.H.A. Week was celebrated with the following activities: putting up a bulletin board in the main corridor, having a procla- mation signed by the mayor in the paper, and by having three girls interviewed on jean Colbert's Radio Bazaar. A Christmas tea for the faculty helped celebrate Christmas, and in March a very successful carnival was held. Members of the club catered at the Willimantic Pops Concert and at a tea for the Windham and Tolland County School Secre- taries. President . Vice4President Secretary Treasurer Reporter . , ,. . , . , Sentinel , . . . Faculty Advisors Mr. Edward Lord, Mr. . Walter Bub Samuel Berkowitz Allan Rychling James Rodriguez Roger Wilson William Bennett Bertrand Harrison Once again the Tri-Ag Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has had an active year. Trips were taken to the Eastern States Exposition, the Plant Science judging Day at Storrs, State Park and Forest Commission Forestry Contest, and the Vo-Ag judging Day at Storrs. The club held a Tri- Ag Christmas Party and sponsored an informal dance in March, The F.F.A. Basketball team played throughout the season. The highlight of the year was the 20th Annual Father and Son Banquet in February. Sacckteu famema First Consul , , ,, , ,..,...... ..... . Betty Thompson Second Consul Gwendolyn Lockwood Quaestor .,..,.. .. . , .,,., . ,. Stanton Ellison Praetor . ,. ,...,.... ,..,. ...,..., . . ,. . Nelson Smith Faculty Advisors ........ Miss Carrie P. McDonald Mrs. Grace Nightingale The Societas Romana began the year with its traditional initiation ceremony in November. Several plays were presented during the year, and popular songs were sung in Latin. The club closed the year with an outing in june. The newly formed Spanish Club has had a busy year. The club was organized in October when officers were elected and several committees formed. Several hlms were enjoyed throughout the year. The highlight of the year was the address of Carlos Avila on Christmas in Mexico. The club went on an outing to Ocean Beach in june. 60 Spam Glad President . .. ., , Gwen Tibbitt: Vice-President Thomas Goodmat Secretary Elizabeth Utermarl Treasurer . ,..,...... Richard Hine: Faculty Advisor Mr. Emil Boncei .de President Scott Greer Vice-President .. Katherine Dillon Secretary . . Judith Ridgeway Treasurer .. , ,, Katherine Yeomans Faculty Advisors Miss Gertrude B. Girouard Mrs. james Yates Le Circle Francais has had a variety of programs this year. The Christmas program was a beautiful one. The Club has had a number of games, outside speakers, films, and plays. The highlights of the year were the soiree in the spring and the picnic in june. 0 resident George Boudreau 'ice-President Eva Diette 'reasurer Carol Becker .ec. Secy. Andrea DuFresne in. Secy. Marie Insalaco ervice Secy. Nancy Smith ubl. Secy. Carol Kahn Faculty Advisor Miss Veronica McQuillan The Commercial Club has had interesting talks this year by the following speakers: Mr. Raymond Bruce of Brick and Sullivan Shoe Store, Mr. Frank J. Caple, Superintendent of the Metropolitan Insurance Company, and Postmaster james J. Lee. With the help of friends, the club did a splendid job of getting out the entire material for Easter Seal Campaign. 61 BAND The Band played at all home football games and went to Rockville for the game there. During the basketball season they performed at home games and attended one game at New Haven. Concerts were given at Windham Street School and the Mansfield Grammer Schools. The Band marched at the UConn Community Chest parade and the Memorial Day parades in Windham. The Orchestra gave concerts at Windham Street School and in Columbia. They also performed at graduation. The Chorus gave two concerts in Columbia, one for the Windham Teachers Club and an assembly for the school at Christmas. The three organizations combined to give a concert in the fall and another in the spring. ,.,. CHORUS ORCHESTRA Scenes at the full concert Wwmzzea Captain .... ,. ..... Patricia Podmore Secretary .. . Marlene Brewster Treasurer ..,. Marjorie Viner Faculty Advisor ..,... Miss Muriel Scott A .i . S2 - tt 1 The Varsettes led the cheering at all home and away games, They al- so arranged for buses to go to the away games. The Varsettes, Major- ettes, and other groups held Hi- parties in the gym during the foot- ball season. 8 E. 'C' A 1 all Ak A in 4' fw :Q Zfflf nl '95 V X. 4, , 5. 0 C . ff-gx ,Q S . ' kfgivi -- 'f N4Qigf11 w 1 H is H134 ,v 5 ?r i VH gi - 'Un ' 'dl 5 3 E xg: 2 Zi, A FM Y E wf Ei Q. 'gif L tau... l in-gl. ---.- bf W I ,ff A ,,, f 4 ne ,N PICLYW Q0 !L,fX, f 7 0 4 9. i- Z,- X X S .2 J Q9 1, 54 , 1 -BME rig?-T24 40 First Row: R. Felix, G. Lynch, J. Bissell, W. Risley, E. Mathieu, D. Ethridge, Co-captains D. Reil and R. Gardiner, G. Boudreau, J. Tyler, D. Bass, J, Murray, R. Boucher CManagerJ. Second Row: Coach Deady, J. Mitchell, T. Hernberg, L. Horvath, R. Couchon, W. Lange, P. Bortolan, R. O'Connell, J. Emerson, K. Ethridge, R. Gardner, 1. Gergler, G. Cross, Coach Palau. Third Row: M. Shea CManagerj, R. Dubois, J. Maclntoch, E. Resnisky, 1. Knapp, R. Dowd, C. Moseley, J. Quint, j. Webb, J. Ring, R. Cotton fManagerQ. 7 Windham's football team had the ability to win the important games and so came out on top of the C.C.I.L. League in their first year of conference play. The most important game of the season saw the Whippets come from behind to defeat Hall High, 12-7, and clinch the C.C.I.L. crown. This determined W? Coach Palau with co-captains Reil and Gardiner team, led by co-captains Don Reil and Bob Gardiner, never gave up, as they came from behind in each of their five victories. The Whippet eleven was com- mended by Coach Palau for good team spirit and good line play which contributed greatly to their victories. SCHEDULE W Hartford Bulkeley .,,.,.. .,.., 0 Manchester ..,..,,. ..... ..... 1 5 Middletown' ., ...,. 20 New London .,..,. ...., 0 Meriden' ...., .,... 1 4 Bristol' ., 34 Rockville .. ,. 33 Hall' ....,.....,...... ..... 1 2 East Hartford ....,...., ., ,........... . 14 'C.C.I.L. Games BACKS TACKLES Reil, Tyler, Ethridge, Risley Bissell, Bass, Felix, Gergler THE FIRST TEAM ENDS CENTER AND GUARDS I-Ynfh, CIOSS, MUYIHY Mathieu, Gardiner, Boudreau - . be, , I .X s r Q v 1' 'f' X W 4 , H fu , 'X' 'G QA in Vhw. 4 K ' if 1 N, A, ii S '5 - i. iQ 51 X X Zag, I U ff Q , gi ,po .f V 'X -we M fix f , ,.., ,K .,.r,V.i , ,Q 1 .K Q 5 K , f f,A,.,,N,, ., W?++vfmief f f , A . ,, , ,A fling I ' 4 'sp l - is if ' A 1-'2 1, 'x gy- ii m. w ,, Q K fx' ' -Q 1 . S X W . A - Vx' 4 ' Q .M ' Ax A if 45 'QQ 1 fy! ' ' 1 .mira if ,L w, ' A ,VL ff l JA ,, i 'ilif '-122 -Q 1 ff pi, fr I in .t ' . 4 . ia , . si' . 9 f l V,.. I . Q' bd, My . A, M kd A I I ' if: ' gm, iiiifxx-,I r tk' A w, f . 3 . gy A K RV ' gif xi' Yin, 'if ,. , Y fy. - . , ' VL My VV :V l f Q -an 2 VILL- t A V Q 3 -. ',wv4?,, .I .S Y su '- ' Y' I 'K A' .ai W J 'ay A L Q A Wg x WW I 1 , W , A K . W I I. ,4 2. y , AA' wwf, b if- 2 ' F ' , n ff f -f .1-Ig. 1fff? 4 ' -' i b 'fx' , 4'f ,,w2 M' 'f ffl ' Zffiffv -Q 14,1 M f , . I . . P g I J .gk :V :K by 453, ,M A , , rs .Q,5'f, 'f Y 4 fl . , ., . N: 4 ' Q 1 K? Si ., x ' ul . 'Ly fa ,-3- , , M - T n f , , ,wg a, 3 if 5 X ,Q -gl 5 fra ' 4 .1, K -. , . ,Q fW,w v. M., A . 11 f . I, E v , 0. , 1 2 X. . ' 1J if . 1 ,, . K ,QL V r gi ..gL L. . E ' 'kkk ,f'...9iV ,V: v v- xv, I .K , -1 u 1-KW M, , .. .442 ,H WJ f.. 1, f-fzdzmz ' President . . . . David Cote Vice-President Thomas Sayers Secretary .. . Nancy MacMillan Faculty Advisor , . Mr. Thomas A. Callaghan The Athletic Council, which contains representatives of the four classes and all varsity sports, voted on all awards presented to members of teams during the year. The Council discussed various phases of the school sports program and the improvement of the award system. The Council also recommends and discusses plans and policies, and assists all programs. 240 President Lawrence O'Connell Vice-President , Charles Hawes Secretary Ernest Fayan Treasurer Thomas Goodman Faculty Advisor Mr. Thomas Lawson The Rifle Club has had a very busy season. Two matches have been held with each of the following schools: Manchester, Meriden, Middletown, New London, Norwich, and Portland. The team won tive of the twelve matches. The team placed third in the C.C.I.L. individual state championships in March. The year's activities ended with the club outing in june. -ll hu.. First Row: K. Shane, J. Sypher, Captain T. Sayers, G. Cross, S. Greer. Second Row: R. Potter, Manager, W. Risley, W. Dissinger, H. Englert, R. Lizee, R. Shea, Coach Callaghan. 'E The Windham basketball team with the return of seven juniors from last year's varsity and J.V. squads expected and produced a winning year. In doing so the Whippet five tied Bristol for C.C.I.L. honors and advanced to the second round of state tournament playdowns before losing to a strong Danbury five. Compiling an over all 12-6 record, including the tournament, this fast-moving, well Coacher Callaghan and Carlson with Captain Sayers balanced club led by Captain Tom Sayers, won respect from all quarters of the state. A highlight of the sea- son was the thirty points scored by Glenn Cross in the Meriden game for a Case Gym record. Cross won the most valuable player awardg Tom Sayers won the foul shooting awardg Bill Dissinger won the j.V. award. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE W O Bristol .... 55 53 Weaver ..,.. ,. . .. 43 58 Manchester' .,.. . .. 70 45 Meriden' .... ..,, 7 4 49 Bristol' ., ..... 55 55 Alumni ........ ,.... 7 0 55 Norwich ..,.. ,... .,.. 6 2 55 Middletown' ..... .,.. 7 3 48 Bristol' .......... ..,. 4 7 74 Hall' ..,,.,........ .... 6 O 45 New London ...,. ...., 6 O 78 Manchester' .. ..,,. 60 47 Weaver ............ .... 4 3 58 Meriden' .,........, .... 7 3 67 New London ..... ..... 4 9 60 Hall' .........,.., .... 6 O 45 Norwich ....... .....,,.....,..... .,..... 6 4 56 Middletown' ................., . ..... 66 47 C.C.I.I.. games TOURNAMENT Wilbur Cross ........, ................ 5 5 53 Danbury ....,.... 57 71 - - Q Goss ' I 7 S..,...S M A HX-N X I 'QM ' 'IK er ., --f x ' 1 X X ' an Sfllm . 'Q ,, V P A . ' -:fx - if 621 'lqne 4 iii in M FS ' '51 f-'Q First Row: I. Straupenicks, M. Widmer, R. Mann, L. Jacobson, Manager, J. Tormey, Mana- ger, C. Rupert, Manager. Second Row: H. Zagero, W. Lange, D. Hersant, G. Lowell, R. Felix, R. O'Connell, G. Cote, G. Millette, A. Atkins, Q. Kessell, M. Shea. Third Row: Mr. Foster, Coach, W. Bub, R. Barber, J. Whetten, A. McPherson, H. Brammell, J. Pompei, B. Sniders. S . . Under Coach Dick Foster's tutelage Windham's natators had the most successful season in its four year history, compiling an 8-5 dual meet record in addition to annexing their First C.C.l,L. championship. The season saw four school records broken. The medley of Barber, Lange, and McPherson set a new mark. Captain Bob Felix set a new 100 yard free- style record. Freshman diver Jim Pompei scored 46 points for a new high. Sniders, Atkins, Brammell, and McPherson set a new mark in the free-style relay. At the State Championships Felix, Sniders, and Bram- mell placed in their individual specialties. At the New England Championships Felix took a fourth in the 200-year free-style and the relay of Sniders, Felix, Brammell, and McPherson took a second place. SCHEDULE W 0 W 0 Hamden, UConn 55 12 Meriden' 45 21 Hartford Bulkely 45 22 Hartford Public 35 32 Portland 45 21 Bristol' 35 32 Torrington 28 39 Middletown' 39 27 Sacred Heart 26 41 Manchester' .. , 37 30 Crosby 28 59 C.C.I.L. Meets 7'e11.ic' fzmmwzli' during ilu' mee! with Mancberier - A ... First Row: L. Blossick. Second Row: W. Risley, D. Reil, B. Kuchinski, G. Cross, Kendall Williams, P. Sprenkle, Kenneth Williams. Third Row: R. Hernberg, Manager, R. Robin- son, A. Cote, B. McCarthy, R. Emerson, L. Jacobson, G. Lynch, S. Rose, F. Tremko, Coach give supper. Fourth Row: W. Frankel, J. Cook, R. Pardus, D. O'Connell, S. Ellison, D. ans i. Zcwelall Windham's baseball team, under the direction of Coach Tupper in his Hrsr year at pilot, compiled a creditable eight won and five lost record, while finishing runner-up to Bristol in the C.C.I.L. race. Tom Sayers captained the ball club and also paced them in the batting de- partment with a .355 average. Bill Risley was the most successful moundsman with a 6-2 record, and Doc Pardus proved nearest with a glove around first base with a fielding average of .990. SCHEDULE W O Norwich .. 1 9 Bristol . 0 7 Manchester , 0 3 Meriden .,.. 5 2 Hall . . ,, 5 3 Middletown . ,. 6 2 Bristol . ..,.., 5 11 Manchester . ,. 2 1 . Middletown ..,, 7 3 New London . 2 5 Norwich .. , 2 1 Meriden . .. 4 2 Hall ...... .. 4 3 -Sia- . , A9 K vw .2 K -... . 6-:ace Although they did not win a meet against foes outside of the C.C.I.L, the cross country team won two out of three in league competition and finished ,in second place. Little Frannie Shea was the outstanding runner, copping six Firsts in dual meets while placing fourth in the sectionals and fifth in the state meet. SCHEDULE W O Hartford Bulkeley .,.... ,.... 3 4 21 New London .......,.,, ..... 3 7 18 Norwich ,.,........... ..... 3 5 20 Bristol' ,.,... ..... 2 0 55 Norwich ..,.,... ..... 3 1 24 Middletown' ......,...................,.,... 26 29 Manchester' .......,.,............,......... 34 21 C.C.I.L. Meets 3 5 First Row: J. Clarke, Manager, J. Baldwin, D. Kline, I.. Jacobson, R, Gardiner, F. Shea, R. Breault. Second Row: A. Casey, R. Moore, C. Cohen, A. Trueheart, P. Sprenkle, B. Vanatt. Third Row: Mr. Dudley, coach, B. Ward, K. Eaton, J. Whetten, D. Smith, Manager. W- - -ff u.w-f Hifi '11 First Row: Koenigsburg, Manager, Dubois, Dowd, Moore, Shea, Santa Lucia, Kline, Ethridge, Coach Dudley. Second Row: Dunne, Busse, Cohen, Truehart, Quint, Bortolan, Haddad, Baldwin, Coulter. Third Row: Austin, Smith, Bou- cher, Gergler, Tyler, Whetten, Mitchell, Fox. Tyler and Quint at UC onn 714446 The 1953 Windham Track Team pn duced some standout performers. In tl sprints joe Quint was the top man. Joh Tyler, captain of the squad, stood out i the 440, shot, and discus. He was vote the best all-round man on the squat Tom Fox did well in the high jump, an in the distance events Rod Boucher an Fran Shea were the leaders. In the won and lost record Windhar was winless. However, one school recor was broken, the 100 yard dash by jo Quint, and one was made in the two mil by Rod Boucher. Em' '7wmm4ma BOYS OFFICIALS CLUB rsitlcnt Ronaltl Paulus fc-Prcsitlcnt jnmcs Syphcr rctury Rithartl Shea visor Mr. Palau junior-Senior Basketball Lenders Corps Frosh-Soph Basketball Badminton A , rx, 3 W tl X2 Wrestlers Volleyball ' 7m'5zczmwmZ4 TRACK AND SPEEDBALL First Row: P. Shorey, J. Shippee, M. Frankel, N. Haddad, L. Miner, D. LaBranche, P. Giraca. Second Row: S. Charron, P. McShea, J. Lucier, F. L. Banner. Third Row: S. Gauthier, D. Rosen, Hills, M. Leonard, C. Kahn, S. Desilets, I. Kaupas, J. Marrotte, D. Glidden, J. Mazanik, E. LaBranche, S. Pomprowicz, C. Meikle. First Row: B Parizek, K. Usher, M. Olds. Second Row: P. Ash, M. Timusk, N. Mattoon, J. Usher, G. Zemzars, C. Meikle. FROSH-SOPH VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR-SENIOR VOLLEYBALL First Row: J. Berkowitz, L. Sulcs, I. Kaupas, R. Deksnis Second Row: S. Gifford, D. Rosen, S. Kuplins, N. Hein- richsons. JUNIOR-SENIOR First Row: M. Leonard, C. Kahn, N. McQuade. Second Row: G. Steinman, C. Charron, S. Desilets, P. Brewster. BASKETBALL FROSH-SOPH First Row: B. Parizek, K. Usher, M. Olds. Second Row: P. Ash, J. Usher, J. Fisher, C. Meikle. SINGLES M. Leonard j. Constantine BADMINTON DOUBLES M. Leonard D. Rook SOFTBALL ATOMS HELLCATS First Row: M. Leonard, C. Kahn, N. McQuade. First Row: M. O'Donnell, S. Pomprowicz, M. Second Row: G. Foehrenbach, D. Rosen, S. B1 Nelson. Second Row: F. Hills, J. Lucier. Desilets, S. Charron, P. Brewster. Third Row: P. McShea, P. Podmore, M. Fran- kel. Spam President ,......A...,. ,. ,..........,..,. . .... .,.,,.. , . Natalie Haddad Vice-President .,... ...,,.,,.,.. J oan Usher Secretary ........,. ,,..,....... B etty Ann Falk Treasurer ...,.....,.. ..,,. ..,, . , , ,..,. janet Shippee Faculty Advisor , ..... ..... ,..,,..,..,....... M i ss Margery Harvey The Girls Sports Club has provided opportunities for its members to partici- pate in varied activities this year. The annual dance was most successful, and the outing to Ocean Beach was a mammoth affair blessed by one of the rare good Saturdays in June. adam 82 W 71041- SW wzmam stu 5vi HS' . vm. XL. 'M .:. A 12- . . .- Q ,-p aj Q-N ' . Lys I A A i-1'-Iliff-17. . Qghmmp If X f., v , 1... Wm v x - - A--A. QV Na+ 7 'Psa ilu lay. 1. Q-f 1 . 5 Q..-N . sv? Si ffi, -' ,haf x 'f:?ar,xf ' L ,. I Uffeuale 'fe Scweu 4,-aff President ,.,..,, . Vice-President ,..... .,. Secretary .,,..,....., Sandra Pomprowicz Irene Kaupas Judy Berkowitz Treasurer .........,..... ...,.. M aurine Leonard Faculty Advisor .......,. , .Jada Zaom ,-4 . Miss Muriel Scott CLASS OFFICERS 1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 Graduation Committee dau Qfdufafzq 1949-1950 When we were freshmen, the whole school was adjusting to a new schedule because of the new gymnasium. After we had had some time to get acquainted, we elected our first class officers. Kenneth Shane was President, Paul Hatcher, Vice-President, Jacqueline Gaucher, Secretary, Angela Sledjeski, Treasurer, and Mr. Pastore was our Faculty Advisor. Our first social gathering was the Freshman Frolic which was held in the new Case Gym- nasium on March 31. 1950-1951 As sophomores we had new importance for there were now lowly freshmen to look down upon. We elected Roderick Boucher, President, Richard Crawford, Vice-President, Marjorie Gottlieb, Secretary, Shirley Vadnais, Treasurer, and Mr. Deady as our Faculty Advisor. Couples danced to the theme of an Irish Jig at the sophomore dance which was held on March 18 in the Case Gymnasium. Richard Crawford was general chairman of the dance. 1951-1952 Our junior officers were: David Cote, President, Richard Gambino, Vice-President, Sue MacMillan, Secretary, and Dianna Volle, Treasurer. We chose Mr. Lawson to be our Faculty Advisor. Robert Gardiner and Patricia Podmore were elected as representatives to the Athletic Council. Edward Knapp was chairman of the Junior Prom which was held on May 5 in Case Gymnasium. The theme of the dance was Enchantment. The Queen was Patricia Podmore and her attendants were Sue MacMillan, Nancy MacMillan, Dianna Volle, and Norma Lis. 1952-1953 Our last year at Windham! Our most eventful year got underway with the choice of Mrs. Mahoney as Faculty Advisor. Our officers were: Richard Gambino, President, Russell Potter, Vice-President, Judith Ridgeway, Secretary, and Priscilla Gilman, Trea- surer. James Gergler and Maurine Leonard were our Athletic Council representatives. Pumpkins, Squirrels, and colorful autumn leaves decorated Case Gymnasium November 15 at the Autumn Nocturne. Judith Ridgeway was chosen Queen and was attended by Janet Webb, Patricia Collings, Patricia Podmore, and Norma Lis. Richard Crawford was the chairman of the dance. On December 13 Case Gymnasium was transformed into a Winter Wonderland. Ann Cerreto and Daniel Costello were Queen and King for the evening. Their attendants were Dianna Volle and Robert Gardiner, and Edith Marrotte and Richard Gaylor. The general chairman of the dance was George Boudreau. In February Mrs. Mahoney had to give up being our Faculty Advisor. A faculty committee was formed to help organize our graduation activities. The members were: Miss Thompson, Mrs. Nightingale, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Kind, and Miss Weathern. The class party was on June 12. The evening featured dancing and entertainment. On June 17 we presented our Class Day program to two enthusiastic audiences. The program was a TV show and Miss Thompson was the chairman of the faculty committee in charge. Adrian Atkins was the student general manager. The next afternoon we were off to Ocean Beach to enjoy swimming, miniature golf, or rides on the amusements. The day was perfect. The Class Banquet was held in the Gam restaurant at the beach. On June 20 Case Gymnasium had been beautifully decorated by the juniors for the Crystal Ball, the last social event of out Windham years. George Boudreau was general chairman and Mrs. Weber was the Faculty Advisor. The climax of our years at Windham came with our graduation on June 22 in Case Gymnasium. Professor Stewart L. Garrison of Amherst gave the graduation speech, and the diplomas were presented by Donald A. Kramer, chairman of the Board of Education. From this milestone our paths will be many and varied. 86 A Is K X 'NAI' 1 ,,vJ X 1 X if Q X 1 if xx. 'Ai'-if x X 1, '15, -Q fs 3-. ,gg X F? 512: A . 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The long awaited moment is really here. 101 age Wmma 'T' V 1 Q, Esta - ffs-r I tw sim .N X X SW tap it 'Ffa Mrs. Josephine Lauter-Greer congratulates Catherine Dillon, winner of the Philip Lauter Foundation Scholarship. vi 215,11 K fiffi A 'Y ,ff .. ,N i I Priscilla Gilman, D.A.R. Award, Rotary Club Award, Willimantic Woman's Club Prize, Nancy McMillan, Tucker Memorial Prize, David Cote, J. Edmund Hurley Prize, Adrian Atkins, Gager Prize. The john D. Welch Prizes: Judith Miller, Nancy Scranton, Richard Gambino, Richard White, john Tyler. Gambino also received the D.A.R. Award. sv' yr, 1 Ji , Ellin Downing, Rotary Club Award, Shirley Pender, Lions' Club Award, Girts Zeidenberg, Bausch and Lomb Medal and Rennselaer Medal, Homer Brammell, Robert P. Butler Spoken English Prize, Scott Greer, Ira C. Turshen Award. 'gr' .. 'f A , .,,k. Patricia Brewster, Windham Teachers Club scholarship, Peter Tilley, French Medal, Patricia Podmore, A.A.U.W. Scholarship. Richard jones, Quinebaug Pomona Grange Agricultural Award, Walter Bub, Obwebetuck Grange Agricultural Award. i....c,.,,,., , . ..i... mp., x - ef'-4-rw , .... Seniafz Www Pall HIGHEST HONOR - PRISCILLA GILMAN - 94.71 SECOND HONOR - ELLIN DOWNING - 94.14 Richard White Catherine Dillon Ann Bernais Maurine Leonard John Tyler Shirley Pender Frances Cooperman Paul Harrington Gloria James Sylvia Morse Judith Miller John Whetten Homer Brammell Janet James Carole Donovan Lucille Ide' Jeanne Morrissette Herbert Mercier Nancy MacMillan Peter Tilley Carol Becker Scott Greer Nancy Scranton Natalie Beebe Norman Jewell Patricia Podmore Mary Farrell Shirley Charron John Knapp Gloria Steinman Joseph Voboril Charles Rupert Kirtland Olson Muriel Beebe Margaret Nasin Richard Gambino Girts Zeidenbergs' Elizabeth Smith Karen Burrows Florence Hills Phyllis Fogil Diana Volle David Sandler' Patricia Brewster Zave Lenefsky George Rothblat Philip Hunt Marilyn Frankel Ann Cerreto Nancy Smith 93.75 92.40 91.13 91.00 90.88 90.67 90.50 90.00 89.41 89.07 89.06 89.06 88.77 88.60 88.00 88.00 87.36 87.27 87.13 86.86 86.75 86.56 86.50 86.33 86.29 86.25 86.00 85.94 85.79 85.60 85.57 85.43 85.40 85.29 84.76 84.75 84.60 84.50 84.47 84.47 84.17 84.00 84.00 83.93 83.79 83.64 83.57 83.40 83.38 83.31 Mary Ryan Roderick Boucher Roland Syphers Patricia Bradley Lagle Vester' V. Maren Taylor Arnis Kuplins Miriam Leet' Patricia Winn Raymond Fitts Richard Wilson' Judith Lucier Anna Carboni June Squier Adrian Atkins Carol Kahn Janet Webb Marjorie Gottlieb Joan Juchnowski Edward Mathieu Shirley Everett Myrna Gruhn Russell Potter Rosalie Johnson Claire Guzzo' Raymond Caswell Ida Pacitto Barbara Richards Norma Lis Katherine McQuade Ronald Pardus Joyce Harris Robert Wojnar Alan Piccin Mary Nelson David Bass Patricia Collings Joan Kuhn Natalie Haddad Sue MacMillan Elizabeth Tucker' Irving Stanley Dorothy Forsythe Sandra Smith Eleanor Morelli James Gergler Melina Dino Gilbert Armitage Daniel Sandler' 83.27 83.20 83.13 82.71 82.70 82.65 82.36 82.36 82.33 82.14 82.13 82.13 81.79 81.73 81.71 81.71 81.67 81.63 81.59 81.57 81.47 81.40 81.29 81.19 81.17 81.14 81.12 81.00 80.93 80.87 80.86 80.81 80.79 80.75 80.73 80.71 80.57 80.57 80.56 80.53 80.50 80.47 80.33 80.33 80.27 80.14 80.13 80.06 80.00 'Indicates average while attending W. H. S. fonlyl - Transfer student. T . X