Windsor High School - Tunxis Yearbook (Windsor, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

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K M .Ni .,., - i, ,.,,i, wi x 5,I,.,,. v .wl , naw! ,f gn R . .vw 'mir -,J ,Y 'Aww 1 an O Pi nn su 5 '55 5 '! .- P- va Q1 vu. in M -Q TT , ,, E. 1 . F E EH I, ,I 53 111 LUNCH LINE WOOD WORKING SHOP OURN W ART ROOM SCHOOL COOKING ROOM il -I eff' gf , I gf may ...,.,yf-fern . ROR R O '0u..,,, -xxx X., LIBRARY METAL WORKING SHOP BIOLOGY ROOM MAIN OFFICE HOMEMAKIN G ROOM VICTORIA NOGA NANCY WADSWORTH Secretary Secretary ALBERT HIMOSUKAS Director of Adult Education cmd Iuvenile Recreation MW' -'uv X ELIZABETH HAGEN 7 EBBA RAY DiefiCiCII1 Nurse DEDICATION We, the members of the Class of 1953, are happy to dedicate our year book to Dr. Earle S. Russell, who, as Superintendent of Schools since 1934, has so generously given his time and effort in helping to solve the educational problems of Windsor, and Who was so instrumental in the building of the new Poquonock Elementary School and the very modern Windsor High School. Before coming to Windsor, Dr. Russell had been Super- intendent of Schools in Simsbury and Director of Training Schools in New Haven. Since 1945, he has been an instructor in the field of education at the University of Vermont during the summer sessions. 8 aff' EARLE S. RUSSELL Superintendent ot Schools Teachers' College, Columbia University, B.S Harvard University, Ed.M. Yale University, Ph.D. 9 FRANCIS B. SULLIVAN Curriculum Director ADMIN! BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated, left to right: Thomas K. Mather, Victor R. Mac- donald fChairmanl, Robert W. Hoskins. Standing, left to right: Nicholas P. Giorgio, Earle S. Russell Superintendent of Schoolsl, Ralph E. Caye. RATION LS SAMUEL CROCKETT Principal IOHN RIMOSUKAS Vice-Principal and Guidance Director 'l'l PHYSICS AND GENERAL SCIENCE Iumes Hunley University of R. I. cmd University ot Conn. ly Jaw l , 4-if ZL! X fl 1 1,7 f I ,f f 4,11-X kj 1 if , ARITHMETIC AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Gloria DelCampo Teachers' College ot Connecticut dw A g jx: WJ My COMMERCIAL Helen Kelly Teczcher's College oi Connecticut HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Lloyd Calvert Wesleyan College ENGLISH Aileen Dike Connecticut College for Women and University of Conn. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Donald Fisher Teachers' College of Connecticut ENGLISH AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Evelyn Rimosukcrs St. Iohn's University COMMERCIAL Burton Christensen Teachers' College of Connecticut and University ol Conn. LTY HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 'Timothy Murphy Harvard and Boston University ENGLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES Frances Donovan Boston University Calla Newberry Neil Osborne Willimantic State Teachers Teachers' College College of Connecticut SCIENCE AND ARITHMETIC AND ENGLISH SOCIAL SCIENCE SCIENCE AND ARITHMETIC Eileen Alokones Teachers' College ol Worcester ENGLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES Wayne Loveland Trinity College Al ART MUSIC N VCE iccimi Marion Fuuer ew c oo o Design, Boston Mount Holyoke 13 HOMEMAKING Catherine Craig University of Connecticut ENGLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES Eleanor Krahmer American International College ENGLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES lean Berard Teachers' College ot Connecticut INDUSTRIAL ARTS Ioseph Govoni Fitchburg State Teachers' College BIOLOGY AND ALGEBRA Esther Leary Tufts College ENGLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES John Myers Teachers' College ENGLISH AND SCIENCE Martha Menard Gorham State Teachers' College PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH Kathleen Nelson Boston University and Sargent College oi Connecticut COMMERCIAL MATHEMATICS Eduh Bmd'eY Richard Blqisdell Teachers' College . . oi Connecticut Tnmty Coueqe 14 ARITHMETIC AND SOCIAL SCIENCE William Campbell Bridgewater State Teachers' College MUSIC Elizabeth Eckberg Skidmore College G New Haven State LIBRARIAN HOMEMAKING efffude on Ioan Parsons Teachers' College St' Ioseph College ENGLISH AND ARITHMETIC Ursula Potter Notre Dame College ENGLISH AND FRENCH Charles Chapman University of New Hampshire Middlebury College 'At PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH Edward Stuart Arnold College 15 HOMEMAKIN G Lora Cripps University ot Connecticut MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE David Modena Westfield State Teachers College and American International College LATIN AND ENGLISH Catherine Devine St. Ioseph College and Trinity College SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: S. Fenton, secretary: S. Iohnson, secretary: S. Trimble, vice-president: M. Sullivan, treasurer. Standing, left to right: R. Sprague, vice-president: M. O'Brien, treasurer: A. Chase, vice-president: R. Alokones, treasurer: C. Woods, president: P. Rose, secretary. Absent from picture: R. Fowles, president. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: I. Schofield, president: R. Shufelt, vice-president: I. Benavides, president: A. Wilson, president. Standing, left to right: B. Walker, secretary: B. Redfield, vice-president: L. Plant, secretary: E. Sartain, vice-president: I. Durkin, treasurer: A. Adams, treasurer. A EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: D. Dickinson, president: D. Smith, president: R Lillibridge, president. Standing, left to right: H. Braman, vice-president: C. McKee, secretary C. Dlugokinski, treasurer: E. Pease, secretary: W. Mips, vice-president. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: M. Morrell, vice-president: T. Rosenberg, president: B. Gaulin, president: A. Yesaitus, vice-president. Standing, left to right: I. Gillespie, secretary: I. Adams, treasurer: D Sasportas, treasurer: A. Hinson, secretary. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Standing, left to rightr G. Ostendorf, vice-president: C. Clark, Councilman Seated, left to right: W. Yuscavitch, secretary: D. Delaney, president: I Evans, president: I. Rostek, secretary. QW' ml FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Standing, left to right: B. LaRoche, vice-president: I. Fullano, treasurer: D. Martino, president. Seated, left to right: I. Hayden, secretary: B. Mieckowski, president: M. Woods, president over-all: I. LaFleur, vice-president. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: A. Elmer, secretary: R. De1Gaudio, president: W Hrynchuk, vice-president: B. Wilcox, treasurer. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Mr. R. Blaisdell, Advisor: C. Evans, secretary: P. Maz- nicki, president: I. Seridenski, treasurer: R. Wahl, vice-president. 19 si V g hbj. 2, Sigh, V fy ' ' ,T rn W v Q .- 5 N Y 'Ziff -.. IT' LXX,.! . 3 ' Q. Q H M A Q. fl SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: E. Bradley, vice-president: I. Granger, treasurer: H. Nelson, president: D. Backman, secretary: Miss C. Devine, adviser. STUDENT COUNCIL S ated, left to right: B. Gaulin, I. Ewing, D. Ferraina, P. Maznicki, G. e Barnes, I-I. Nelson, W. Cody, M. Woods, R. DelGaud1o, D. D1ck1nson. ' ' f' ld, D. Lilli- Standing, left to right: S. GIOSkI1IZ, T. Rosenberg, I. Scho 16 bridge, D. Delaney, I. Evans, C. Vicenzo, D. Martmo, C. Woods, I. Benavides, G. Robinson, D. Smith. lf l,l.l..l . , lllll l ,.,- 1 u v -in . Q EARL G. AHREN S Grandma . . . Quiet and polite . . . shy with girls . . . one-time raiser oi hamsters . . . looks forward to tumbling classes . . . avid hunting and iishing enthusiast . . . plans to be an engineer. Activities: A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1: Perfect attendance 3: Tunxis Board, Advertising. RICHARD ALLAIRE Iesse . . . Very quiet in school-but outside?? . . . has highly educated thumb . . . good sports- man . . . likes swimming and fishing . . . steady worker . . . interested in engineering . . . pet saying: Save your money like Allaire, and some- day you'l1 be a mi1lionaire! Activities: A. A. 1, 2, 3: Letters 1: Basketball Varsity l, 2, 3: Wildcat League 4: Dance Com- mittee 4: Tunxis Board, Art: Class Night Com- mittee, Will. LUCILLE PHYLLIS AVERY Lou . . . Petite, cute, and neat . . . tar from shy . . . is partial to hot oven grinders at Gozzo's and Mrs. Nelson's fried chicken . . . always saying, Oh, you, so and so . . . would like to go to Europe and Florida. Activities: Dramatic Club 3: Girl's Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Fashion Show 1: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Library worker 2: Guide for School Visitors 4: Tunxis Board, Typing: Class Night Committee, History. GLORIA M. BABCOCK Glo . . . A very quiet but congenial and helpful person . . . interested in sports--especially ice- skating . . . appreciates good music and listening to records . . . desires to be an elementary school teacher. Activities: French Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2: Girls' Glee Club w2, 3, 4: A. A. 2, 3: Discussion 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 3, 4: lnterclub Council 1, Vice-President 3: Senior Choir 3, 4: Iunior Choir 1, 2: Guide for School Visitors 4: Girls' Sports 2, 3: Library Worker 2: Tunxis Board, Editorial. 22 DIANE RAE BACKMAN Di . . . Her sunny personality matches her blonde hair . . . a loyal booster of school activities . . . has a mad passion for Iohnnie Ray, the Yan- kees and Italian foods . . . Sherle's good com- panion . . . plans to make her millions and travel . . . favorite expression: Down, boy, down. Activities: French Club 12, 3, 4, President 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, Secretary 3: Y-Teens 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4: Numerals 3: Play Day 2: Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3: Guide for School Visitors 4: Fashion Show 1: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 4, Secretary 4: Tunxis Board, Editor. ROBERTA CELESTINE BEACH Bobbie . . . Transferred from East Hartford High School, 1951 . . . good-natured and pleasing per- sonality . . . enioys bowling, traveling, dancing. and school vacations . . . crazy about la pizza . . . would like to own a baby blue Cadillac con- vertible . . . pet saying: Oh, heck. Activities: French Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Cre- ative Writing Club 4: A. A. 3, 4: Y-Teens 4: Numerals 3: Play Day 3: Girls' Sports 3: Loud Speaker Staff 3: Honor Roll 1: Dance Committee 3, 4: Sadie Hawkins Character, College Girl: Guide for School Visitors 4: Tunxis Board, Edi- torial: Class Night Committee, Gifts. EDWARD S. BRADLEY Steve . . . Friend to all, enemy of none . . . great ioker . . . easy talker . . . confirmed woman hater . . . possesses a scientific mind . . . enioys baseball . . . model railroad enthusiast . . . usually found at Keney Park golf links . . . a future elec- trical engineer. Activities: Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 4: A. A. 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Baseball Varsity 1: Wildcat League 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 1, 2, 4: Nutmeg Boy's State 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 4: Sadie Hawkins Character, Stringbean McPole , Presi- dent 1, Vice-President 4: Class Night Committee, Prophecy. MARLENE ANN BROUSSEAU Molly . . . Cute and petite . . . good-natured . . . has rolly-bolly eyes . . . a member of Marcia's gang . . . will find success in the field of law . . . favorite expression: l'll never tell. Activities: Dramatic Club 1: Girl's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Book Club 4: A. A. 1, 2, 4: Girls' Afterschool Sports 2, 3, 4: Guide for School Visitors 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Fashion Show 1: Honor Roll 1: Dance Committee 4: Class Night Committee, Will. vs W . .. , 1 : 'H , .5 Ka kkk. ,, . Wi-f ff? 1' 3-3 . IOAN ELIZABETH BROWN Io-Io . . . Has a voice everyone envies . . . never has a care in the world . . . her favorite pastime is trying to act dramatic . . . dislikes people who are sarcastic and preiudiced . . . has a different saying every week . . . ambition is to be successful in music. Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Girl's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Book Club 4: A. A. 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Numerals 2: Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl's Ensemble 2: All State Chorus 4: Laurel Music Camp Scholarship 2: Honor Roll 4: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Sadie Hawkins Char- acter, Sadie Hawkins : Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3: Guide for School Visitors 4: Tunxis Board, Editorial and Art. STANTON F. BROWN Stan . . . Has a special liking for school vaca- tions and holidays . . . active in the Pilgrim Fel- lowship . . . laughs at his own iokes . . . has trouble keeping the Buick under 80 miles an hour. Activities: A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2: Latin Club 1, 2: Wildcat League 1, 2: Dance Committee 4: Sadie Hawkins Character, Scragg Brother : Tunxis Board, Advertising . . . Class Night Committee, Will. MARY ANN BRUDZ Dimp1es . . . Quiet at times but full of fun . . . a combination of everything nice . . . dimples show when she is teased or aggravated . . . when not watching TV, finds enioyment in driving the family car. Activities: Dramatic Club 1: Iunior Choir 1: Honor Roll 1, 2: Dance Committee 4: Girl's Sports 2: Guide for School Visitors 4: Treasurer 1: Tunxis Board, Typing. JAMES CAPPELLO lim . . . Transferred from Talcott Ir. High School. West Hartford, 1950 . . . a merry fellow . . . an ardent hunter and fisherman . . . can defeat the best at pool and poker . . . takes a lot of kidding and never complains . . . a good practical ioker . . . attends C. Y. O. faithfully . . . likes the fights . . . and is a great fan of the Yankees. Activities: A. A. 4: Letters 2: Soccer Varsity 2: Wildcat League 2. MARILYN I ANE CARDILLO Lynn . . . Cute, peppy, and lull of fun . . . wouldn't be content without her sports and Yan- kees . . . an enthusiastic member oi the maroon and gray cheering squad . . . favorite expression Oh boy! . . . plans to go on to comptometer school with Shirley and Florence. Activities: A. A. l, 2: G. A. A. 1, 2: Y-Teens 1, 2: Letters 2: Numerals 1: Play Day 1, 2: Cheerlead- ers 3, 4: Fashion Show 1: Library Worker l, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1, 2, 3: Tumbling 1, 2, 3: Dance Com- mittee l, 2, 3, 4: Tunxis Board, Editorial. ROBERT IOSEPH CLEAVER Bob . . . Transferred from Enfield High School, 1953 . . . friendly and quiet . . . ardent checker fan . . . likes eating steak and sleeping as much as he dislikes winter and work . . . plans to be one of Uncle Sam's boys in khaki. Activities: Baseball Varsity 2, 3: Orchestra 3. CYNTHIA COX Cynth . . . Forever creating an uproar of laugh- ter . . . always ready to go to the show . . . faithful fan of Pogo's and Gozzo's . . . great friend of Carol's . . . Oh, darn is her most popular ex- pression. Activities: Book Clu?4: A. A. 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Latin Club 1: 1 tutient Council 2: Guide for School Visitors 4: Girls' 'Afterschool Sports 1, 2, 3: Fashion Show 1: Dance Committee 2: Class Night Committee, Gifts. DONALD DeGRAY Ducky . . . Fine personality . . . the Senior Choir would not be complete without him . . . loves playing basketball for Poquonock . . . dislikes girls who smoke and book reports . . . goes mad over smorgasbord . . . favorite pastime is dating his girl Iulie . . . future ambition is to become an aviator. Activities: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Iunior Choir l: Sadie Hawkins Character, Pappy : Tunxis Board, Editorial. 25 I f ' 'ixr af Q ,Q 'VF tx W SUZANNE LEE DICKINSON Sue . . . Has a great gift of gab . . . loves horse- back riding . . . is an enthusiastic cheerleader . . . crazy for iazz music and owns a large record collection . . . Miss Bradley's pet?? . . . enioys steak and french fries. Activities: Dramatic Club 1: Girl's Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2: Latin Club 1, 2: Numerals: Play Day 2: Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Fashion Show 1: Honor Roll 1: Dance Committee 2, 4: Tunxis Board, Typing: Class Night Committee, Gifts. ROBERT IAMES DILLON . . . A smooth dancer with a wonderful personality . . . typical sports lover . . . dislikes rising with the sun . . . loves dating his girl Flo . . . would like to visit Ireland with his friend Evans . . . favorite expression: What's this? Activities: A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Varsity 4: Wildcat League l, 2, 3: Dance Committee l, 2: Class Secretary 2. ROBERT IOHN DOUGLAS Bob . . . Transferred from East Hartford High School 1951 . . . a carefree manner hides his true intellect . . . enioys swimming, ice skating, and teasing the girls . . . talented artistically . . . can often be found in East Hartford or with Mike at Cozy's . . . plans to earn a lot of money with little work . . . is interested in an engineering career . . . forever saying Yeah? Activities: Creative Writing Club 4: A. A. 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Wildcat League 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 4: Sadie Hawkins Character, Col1ege Boy : Tunxis Board, Art: Class Night Committee, Will. WILLIAM ALMON ESMOND Bi1l . . . Transferred from Hartford High School, 1950 . . . quiet and friendly . . . spare time is used for woodworking and metalwork . . . interested in football and swimming . . . detests short hair cuts on girls . . . plans a future in aviation or en- gineering. Activities: Boy's Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: All State Chorus 3: Laurel Music Camp Scholarship 3. 26 RICHARD THOMAS EVANS Ezz . . . Great out-door trapper and hunter . . . spends most of his time at Cozy's or shooting pool . . . favorite pastime is watching T. V .... strong Red Sox fan . . . wants to tour Ireland with Bob D. Activities: A. A. l, 2: Wildcat League l, 2, 3: Class Officer 2, Treasurer. DANIEL IOSEPH FERRAINA Danny . . . Man about town . . . regular mem- ber of all our school teams . . . enioys sports and reading . . . dislikes English . . . crazy about lasagna . . . plans to study medicine . . . favorite expression, We'1l be seeing you. Activities: Boys' Glee Club 4: A. A. 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3: Letters 183: Soccer Varsity 2, 3, 4: Basketball Varsity 3, 4: Baseball Varsity 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 4: Student Council 4: Honor Roll 4: Class Night Committee, Prophecy. EDWARD FRANCIS FRANZ Eddie . . . Transferred from Cathedral High School in 1951 . . . never refuses anything to eat as long as it's free . . . still is trying to type his name right in 5th period typing class . . . neat dresser . . . his future is becoming a successful businessman and then retiring. Activities: A. A. 2, 3: Dance Committee 4. ALLEN D. FROSCH Allan . . . Red Sox follower . . . loves spaghetti . . . dislikes the New York Yankees . . . seen read- ing much of the time . . future Benny Goodman . . . hopes to be an accountant. Activities: A. A. 1, 2, 3: Discussion Club 2, 3: Orchestra 1: Student Council 1: Nutmeg Boy's State: Honor Roll 1, 2: Dance Committee 4: Tunxis Board, Advertising. 27 MICHAEL ALLEN GALATI Mike . . . Fish and game enthusiast . . . pet saying is Drop Dead . . . always speaking Iapanese to his friend Evans . . . never worries about what tomorrow will bring . . . wants to be a chef. Activities: Perfect Attendance 1: Tunxis Board, Advertising. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH GIRARD Ginny . . . Loves Eddie Fisher recordings . . . is an incessant talker during school hours . . . staunch supporter of school activities . . . gay and fun-loving . . . favorite expression: That's for sure. Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4: Girl's Glee Club 3, 4: A. A. 2, 4: G. A. A. 3: Numerals 3: Alumnae Game 4: Play Day 2, 3: Girl's Sports 2, 3: Senior Choir 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 4: Perfect attendance 3: Tunxis Board, Editoiial, Associate Editor. ARTHUR C. GOLDING Art . . . Always willing to lend a helping hand . . . follows sports . . . Red Sox fan . . . official late-comer to Mrs. Dike's English class . . . Stan- ton's sidekick . . . future connected with the tire business. Activities: Boy's Glee Club 1, 2, 3: A. A. l, 2, 3, 42 Hi-Y 1, 2: Wildcat League l, 2, 3: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Iunior Choir 1: Orchestra 3, 4: Dance Committee l, 2, 3: Tunxis Board, Art. ELIZABETH ANN GOULD Betty . . . Charming redhead with a temper to match . . . always has a mischievous idea brew- ing in the back of her head . . . has a true gift of gab . . . makes friends easily. Activities: Gir1's Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Iunior Choir 1: Student Council 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, Vice-President 3: Girl's Sports 2. 3: Guide for School Visitors 4: Class Night Committee, History. 28 L ll iso.-- . fl ff' WE: IANET ELIZABETH GRAN GER Ian . . . Born leader . . . one of Maroon and Grey's most loyal supporters . . . talented violinist . . . enioys making her own clothes . . . dislikes sarcastic people and teasers . . . has special in- terest in the Navy . . . usually seen with Pat . . . will surely succeed in making a good elementary school teacher. Activities: Dramatic Club 3: Gir1's Glee Club 3, 4: Book Club 3, 4: Creative Writing Club 3, 4: A. A. 3, 4: Numerals 3: Alumnae Game 4: Play Day 3: Senior Choir 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: All State Orchestra 2, 3, 4: D. A. B. Award: Laurel Girls' State: Laurel Music Camp 1, 2: Reporter, New Weekly 4: Class Treasurer 4: Fashion Show 1: Honor Roll 2, 4: Dance Committee Program 4: Sadie Hawkins character, Witch 4: Guide for School Visitors 4: Tunxis Board, Editorial. LAWRENCE GRISWOLD Larry . . . Always ioking with lack . . . likes to drive his iami1y's new car . . . dislikes to be called Squirrel . . . basketball enthusiast . . . wants to ioin the Marines. Activities: Boys' Glee Club 1: A. A. 3, 4: Wildcat League 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 4: Class Night Committee, Gifts. SUSANN E MAE GROSKRITZ Sue . . . Good natured, sweet, and liked by all . . . enioys working at the Fuller Brush . . . pos- sesses cut dimples . . . likes being with people and having fun . . . plans to be a good cook for Ray. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Book Club 4: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: All State Chorus 4: Dance Committee 4: Guide for School Visitors 4: Tunxis Board, Edi- torial. ALBERT F. HEALY IR. Al . . . Transferred from Bulkeley High School in 1950 . . . good-natured . . . made a typical Dog Patch character, Lonesome Polecat . . . wants to become an otiicer in the U. S. Marines. Activities: A. A. 2: Letter 4: Soccer Varsity 3, 4: Basketball Varsity 2: Wildcat League 3: Sadie Hawkins character, Lonesome Polecat : Class Night Committee, History. ARTHUR F. I OHN SON Freddie . . . Enioys himself in study halls . . . another Cozy Corner boy . . . well-liked by the girls . . . enioys hunting and boating . . . owns a coupe and hopes to be a mechanic. Activities: Wildcat League 1, 2, 3, 4: Sadie Hawk- ins character 4: Tunxis Board, Art: Class Night Committee, Will. ANTHONY FRANCIS IULIANO Tony . . . Can be seen driving around in a Ford convertible . . . has a great dislike for women drivers . . . enioys spending his time eating and sleeping . . . is partial to iokes and Italian foods . . . would like to retire at the age of twenty. Activities: Wildcat League l, 2: Tumbling Club 1: Class Night Committee, History. HELEN F. KOSTYK Helen . . . lncessantly laughing and iolcing . . . enioys sports, bop dancing and bowling . . . dislikes homework and people who brag . . . a faithful friend . . . future ambition is to enioy life . . . favorite expression, Are you crazy, man? Activities: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Alumnae Game 4: Girls Sports 1, 2, 3: Fashion 1: Fashion Show 1: Numerals 3: Class Night Committee, Will. ANGELA THERESA KOT Angie . . . Transferred from St. Ioseph's Acade- my, New York, 1951 . . . quiet and unassuming . . . came to America from Germany, where she liked to take trips to old castles . . . likes the good old American dish . . . spaghetti and meatballs . . . future lies in being a successful nurse. Activities: Sadie Hawkins, Narrator 4. 30 CAROL ANN LANKARGE Carol . . . Sends lots of letters to Holy Cross . . . does a great iob of advertising for our games . . . great pal of Cynthia's . . . possesses a lively personality . . . most popular expression It could be worse! . . . her future lies in college--then? Activities: Dramatic Club l, 2: Book Club 4: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Representative 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens 2, 3: Senior Scouts 4: Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3: Class Secre- tary 3: Loud Speaker Staff 2, 3: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Letters 2: Numerals 1: Class Night Committee, Gifts, Chair- man. SHIRLEY ANN LAROCHE Frenchie . . . An all-around girl with a great sense of humor . . . possesses smiling big blue eyes . . . has an impish manner . . . favorite ex- pression. Honest . . . ho es to be com tometer P P operator with Lynn and Florence. Activities: Dramatic Club 4: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Choir l: Fashion Show 2: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3: Library Worker 2, 3, 4: Tunxis Board, Editorial and Typing. SHIRLEY DOROTHY LASKY Slasky . . . Famous for her big blue eyes . . . her future ambition is to be either an Airline hostess or a mermaid at Weeke-Wache . . . loves to talk about Florida . . . often says Oh. say now. Activities: Dramatic Club 3, 4, Secretary 3: Y- Teens 1, 2. 3, President 3: Art Club l, 2: Student Council 3: Guide for School Visitors 4: Girls' Af- terschool Sports l, 2, 3: Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 4: Sadie Hawkins Character, Kissin Cousin : Loud Speaker Staff, Art 3: Tunxis Board, Art: Class Night Committee, Prophecy, EUGENE LEHMAN Gene . . . Loves to work on cars. especially someone else's . . . favorite pastime is hunting and fishing . . . wants to be the proprietor of a garage and to race his own stock car. Activities: A. A. 3. 4: Wildcat League 2, 3. 31 KH GAIL MARGARET LEMIEUX Blondie . . . Cute . . . always giggling . . . fun to be with . . . gets people quickly out of a bad mood . . . favorite eats are chocolate cake and pizza . . . Oh, Gol1y! she frequently says. Activities: Y-Teens 3: Field Hockey 3: Tumbling Club 3: Dance Committee 4: Sadie Hawkins char- acter 4: Tunxis Board, Typing. GENEVIEVE ANN LINONIS Gen . . . A neat dresser with a quiet person- ality . . . often seen in the office practice room helping Miss Bradley . . . likes study periods . . . dislikes homework . . . could live on coffee and pizza . . . her future lies in the insurance world. Activities: A. A. 3, 4: Iunior Choir l: Dance Com- mittee 3: Volley Ball 3: Tunxis Board, Typing. KENNETH E. LONGLEY Kenny . . . Transferred from Bulkeley High School, 1950 . . . quiet and well mannered . . . fond of loud socks and bright shirts . . . loathes homework . . . plans to do something exciting in the future . . . forever saying: Ya, I guess so. Activities: Dance Committees, Publicity 4. PATRICIA LEE MATHER Pat . . . Known by her neat appearance . . . often makes her own stylish clothes . . . becomes a bright red when embarrassed . . . she and Ianet are always together . . . has a mind for math . . . dislikes people without a sense of humor . . . will make a pleasant kindergarten teacher. Activities: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Girl's Glee Club 4: Book Club 3, 4: Creative Writing Club 3: A. A. 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 4: lunior Choir 1, 2: Honor Roll l, 4: Senior Scout 1, 2, 4: Dance Committee 3, 4: Tunxis Board, Editorial. 32 .ff .. 9' 1 ,, 5-H' RICHARD C. MATHEWS Trigger . . . Known for his wide assortment of iuggling and balancing acts . . . always dressed neatly in a suit . . . can be depended upon in an emergency . . . enioys fishing . . . artistically inclined . . . usual greeting, What's the good word? Activities: A. A. 3: Discussion Club 2, 3: Guide for School Visitors 4: Tunxis Board, Art. FRANK T. MATTARAZZO Slim . . . Good-natured . . . enioys playing pool with the boys in Thompsonville . . . also great at bowling . . . spends most of his Saturday nights at Drive-in-Movies . . . faithful patron of the Cozy Corner. Activities: Wildcat League 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1. IOHN BUCKLEY MCDERMOTT Iack . . . Humorous . . . has friendly personality . . . sporty dresser . . . one of our most regular study hall snoozers . . . ambition is to make his first million early . . . enioys being with Marilyn . . . roots for the Red Sox.' Activities: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Wilcat League 1, 2. FRANK L. MILLER Frank . . . Quiet, likeable person . . . excels in hunting and fishing . . . loves the outdoors . . . plays a good game of soccer . . . likes razzing lim . . . drives station wagon for Plaza Market . . . future ambition is to kill a deer. Activities: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Letters 3: Soccer Varsity 2, 3, 4: Wildcat League 1, 2, Vice-President 2. 33 RICHARD THRALL MILLIKEN Pel . . . Transferred from Enfield High School, September, 1952 . . . takes frequent trips to Penn. . . . master of basketball techniques . . . many summer nights are spent visiting East Hartland Girls Camp . . . a fine future already started in farming . . . favorite expression: That's the way the ball bounces. Activities: A. A. 4: Hi-Y 1, 2: Sadie Hawkins Char- acter 4: Guide for School Visitors 4: Tunxis Board, Advertising. GRACE ALICE MOLYNEAUX Gracie . . . A tutored student with whom we would like to be better acquainted . . . quiet and friendly . . . possesses a beautiful smile . . . enioys television and photography . . . dislikes eating except for ice cream, apple iuice, and hard candy . . . knits and makes most of her own clothes . . . favorite expression: I know what ya' mean. Activities: Honor Roll l. RUTH A. MORAN Ruthie . . . Friendly and co-operative . . . is the shy, quiet, and domestic type . . . blushes easily . . . enioys traveling . . . avid moviegoer . . . is looking forward to becoming an airline hostess. Activities: Iunior Choir l, 2: Fashion Show 1: Per- fect Attendance l, 2, 3: Tunxis Board, Typing. SHERMAN F. MORGAN Freddie . . . Loves school holidays . . . social life centered in Torrington . . . favorite foods- spaghetti and milk . . . future ambition to be a iet engine mechanic. Activities: A. A. 2, 4: Sadie Hawkins Character 4: Tunxis Board, Prophecy. ALAN R. MORRELL Skinny . . . Transfered from Loomis Institute, 1952 . . . easy to get along with . . . a diligent worker and debator . . . pet peeve-cousin Shirley . . . his intellectualism doesn't hide his unique sense of humor . . . will be a success in any future endeavor. Activities: Dramatic Club 3: Dance Committee 4: Class Night Committee-Prophecy. SHIRLEY ANN MORRELL Sherle . . . A cute blonde with a pleasing per- sonality . . . pals around with Diane . . . has a special interest in the Navy . . . enioys working at the Hartford Times . . . likes dancing, singing, and sweets . . . pet peeve-cousin Alan . . . always saying Nooo, Sir . . . plans to be a Medical Secretary or an IBM operator. Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Girls' Glee Club 1, -2, 3, 4: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: President 2: Numerals 3: Play Day 2: Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Com- mittees 3, 4: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3: Guide for School Visitors 4: Tunxis Board-Typing: Class Night Com- mittee-History. VERNA E. MURRAY Vem . . . transferred from Upper Darby Senior High School, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, 19-51 . . . her quiet exterior hides her love of fun . . . congenial friend . . . likes music . . . future am- bition-Costume Designer . . . usually says Let's get. Activities: A. A. 3, 4: Dance Committee-Art 4: Class Night Committee-Will. STANLEY MYLEK Stan . . . Can always be counted on for a good ioke . . . nice personality . . . dresses well . . . spends spare time hunting . . . usually found chewing gum in Mrs. Dike's English Class . . . enioys chemistry and sports . . . will make a top- notch sports writer. Activities: Wildcat League 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1: Class Night Committee-Prophecy. 35 -W S alfa I 5 t .1 Q ' ' . KL 'fi iff!! fk5il4k5?'f't.Ai3it1:5 K HOWARD THEODORE NELSON Nick . . . experienced soda-ierk . . . hard work- ing class president . . . good dancer . . . always with Lucille . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . spends summer nights at Lake Congamond . . . has trouble getting family car . . . plans to be a pharmacist. Activities: Boy's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 37 Wildcat League 1, 2: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Iunior Choir l: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Vice-President l: President 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll l: Perfect attendance l: Tunxis Board, Advertising: Guide for School Visitors 4. CHARRON IOAN O'BRIEN Cherie . . . Transferred from Long Beach High School, Long Island, New York 1952 . . . has an urbane personality . . . won Miss Freeport title 1952 . . . can never make up her mind . . . usual expression Oh, it's terrible! Activities: A. A. 4: Dance Committee 4: Class Night Committee-Prophecy. RICHARD LORENS PETERSEN Dick . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . one of the First National slaves . . . has trouble getting the family car . . . tsister troublel . . . finds pleasure in talking to girls and showing off his new sport shirts . . . has special interest in Hartford . . . future ambition is to be a radio technician. Activities: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2: Wildcat League 2: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Iunior Choir 1: Tumbling Club 2: Class Night Com- mittee-Will. ROSE MARIE PONTILLO Rosie . . . Always has a big smile for everyone . . . usually seen at the movies on Friday night . . . likes third period typing class . . . her favorite pastime is staying after school for Mr. Christensen . . . plans to make a quick million and retire. Activities: A. A. 1, 2: Y-Teens 1: Dance Committee l: Library worker l, 2, 3: Class Night Committee- Gifts. 36 ICHN I. RICCIO IR. Ric . . . A swell guy with a nice smile . . . loves parties . . . dislikes working and going to school . . . would be content to sleep all day . . . favorite foods are steak and french fries . . . favorite ex- pression is Hey, Man! Activities: A. A. 1, 2, 3: Wildcat League 1, 2, 3: Sadie Hawkins Character- Missin' Cusin . . . Class Night Committee-History. FLORENCE ESTELLE RICHIE Flo . . . Good looking and very neat . . . has good taste in choosing clothes . . . enioys playing pranks during class time . . . thinks there is nobody like her Bob . . . her favorite expression is Hero . . . will be a comptometer operator with her two friends Lynn and Shirl. Activities: Y-Teens 2: Dance Committee 3, 4: Tunxis Board-Typing and Editorial. CHARLES RITCHOTTE Chas . . . One of the members of the Hawk Gang . . . when not in school is seen hunting in the meadows . . . works for Plaza Market driving '52 Ford . . . likes basketball. bowling, and his freedom . . . can be found at Cozy Comer. Activities: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Wildcat League, 1, 2, 4. ALBERT RIZZUTO Katt . . . An ardent B-Bopper . . . good dancer . . . gets along well with the girls . . . awful tease with a good sense of humor . . . loves spaghetti . . . favorite expression is Yeah man! . . . hopes to be a TV repairman. Activities: Boys' Glee Club 1: A. A. 1: Wildcat League 1: Senior Choir 1: Sadie Hawkins charac- ter, Evil Eye : Tunxis Board-Advertising. Iii , 453 GERALDINE CARLISLE ROBINSON Gerry . . . Transferred from Milford High School in 1952 . . . has a giggle that tops all others . . . one of Miss Bradley's chatterboxes . . . makes friends very quickly . . . always ready for an impish prank . . . often seen with Marcia and her friends . . . hopes to marry a millionaire. Activities: Tunxis Board-Typing: Class Night Com- mittee-Gifts. GEORGE ROY Roy . . . Transferred from Bartlett High School, Webster, Mass.. 1950 . . . always good for a laugh . . . gift of gab usually saves him from work . . . baseball and swimming occupy his spare time . . . has a taste for sea foods . . . hopes someday to live in a warm climate-away from snow. Activities: Wildcat League 2: Baseball 2, 3: Sadie Hawkins Character .... Mr. McSwine : Guide for School Visitors 4: Class Night Committee-History. GORDON ROYCE Dutchy . . . a Cat's Alley Boy . . . terrific at sports . . . an ardent Yankee ian, his future ambi- tion is to play for them someday . . . chief meat cutter for the First National . . . usual expression: Who are you kidding? Activities: Boys' Glee Club 1: Hi-Y 2: Letters l, 2, 3, 4: Soccer Varsity l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Varsity 2, 3, 4: Baseball Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3: Tunxis Board-Advertising. EARLE E. ROZMAN Roz . . . Possesses a nice smile with cute dimples . . . spends his time playing cards . . . has a great craving for money but doesn't like to work for it . . . likes lobsters and clams . . . favorite expres- sion: Man . . . would like to be a general in the Army. Activities: A. A. 2: Soccer 1, Manager: Baseball Varsity 4: Wildcat League l, 2, 3: Sadie Hawkins Character 4: Class Night Committee-History. 38 GLORIA A. SADOSKY Gloria . . . Possesses a very admirable per- sonality . . . makes friends easily . . . lends a helping hand to one in need . . . favorite pastime is talking . . . likes swimming and ice skating . . . has a very pleasant singing voice. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2: A. A. 1, 2, 3: G. A. A. 1, 2: Senior Choir 1, 2: Semi-Formal- Program Committee 4. ALBERT SAPOLIS Red . . . Always taking it easy . . .wants to become rich quick . . . another of the Hale boys . . often seen at the Haihei eating chicken in the basket. Act1v1t1es: A. A. 2: Wildcat League 1, 2. WILLIAM I . SAWKA Bi1l . . . Tall, dark, and handsome . . . a perfect Lil Abner . . . spends his time playing cards and dancing . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . would like to be a millionaire . . . favorite expression: Hey, daddy. Activities: A. A. 2. 3: Wildcat League 1, 2, 3: Iunior Choir 1: Sadie Hawkins Character, Lil Abner : Class Night Committee-History. IANICE MARIE SCHOFIELD Ian . . . Transferred from William Hall High School in 1950 . . . very attractive . . . easy to get along with . . . wonderful hostess . . . light-hearted lass . . . favorite expression: Know what I mean? . . . her future-to be a Medical Secretary. Activities: A. A, 2, 3: Alumnae Game 41 Play Day 3: Dance Committee 2, 3, 45 Sadie Hawkins Char- acter- Daisy Mae : Class Night Committee, Will. RUTH ELEANOR SHORKEY Ruthie . . . Active member of the Pilgrim Fellow- ship . . . energetic participant in school activities . . . finds enioyment in playing the piano and reading . . . will make a pleasant elementary teacher. Activities: French Club 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Book Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 27 Senior Choir 3, 4: Iunior Choir 1, 2: Guide for School Visitors 4: Dance Committee 3, 4: Class Night Committee. Gifts. ELISE N. SIMONIN Pony . . . Appears to be quiet but is witty and full of fun . . . has a keen liking for animals. especially horses . . . eager to help others . . . her hobby is drawing. Activities: A. A. 1, 2, 3: Iunior Choir 1: Perfect Attendance 1. MARILYN P. SMITH Smitty . . . Looks studious. which hides her fun- loving personality . . . always seen with Ginger . . . does a lot of dancing and enioys modern music . . . dislikes people who lack a sense of humor . . . wants iust to make people happy. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1, 2: Latin Club 1, 2: Numerals 2: Senior Choir 1, 2, 3. 4: Laurel Girls' State 3: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Perfect Attendance 2. MICHAEL I OHN SPONZO Mike . . . Has dark, curly hair . . . a real friend . . . possesses a terrific personality and a quick sense of humor . . . great guy with the girls . . . his future is in the medical world. Activities: Creative Writing Club 4: A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Discussion Club 1: Latin Club 2, 3: Wildcat League 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 3, 4: Sadie Hawkins Character- Marryin' Sam : Iunior Achievement 4: Science Air Award 3: Tunxis Board, Adver- tising. 40 CAROLYN IUNE STEVENS Iune . . . Possesses a pleasant smile and nice personality . . . has a very enthusiastic laugh which expresses her sense of humor . . . adverse to mannerless males . . . likes turkey sandwiches with dressing and cranberry sauce . . . favorite expression, I don't care . . . will make a wonder- ful and kind nurse. Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens l, 3, 4: Play Day: Iunior Choir l: Dance Committee 3, 4: Sadie Hawkins Character - Wolf Gal : Numerals 2: Girls' Sports Visitors 4: Tunxis Board, Editorial. l UDITH ELLIS STRAHAN Duckie . . . Gets along well with everyone . . . a wonderful dancer and good pianist . . . has special interest in Williston Academy . . . enthu- siastic cheerleader . . . always saying, You like to live dangerously, don't you? . . . her future lies in music and college. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: G. A. A. 2: Y- Teens l, 4, President 4: Senior Choir 2, 3: Cheer- leaders 3, 4: Fashion Show 1: Letters 3: Guide for School Visitors 4: Swimming 2: Tunxis Board, Advertising: Class Night Committee, Gifts. GARRET D. STRYKER Garry . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . humorous . . . dramatic . . . congenial . . . a great sport who enioys skating . . . has a big appetite for La Pizza . . . sure to be a success at college. Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Creative Writ- ing Club 4: A. A. 2, 3: Wildcat League 1, 2: Dance Committee 2: Guide for School Visitors 4: Class Night Committee, Gifts. IANET ,LOUISE SUSCHENA Ian . . . Spends time knitting for Bill . . . likes college week-ends . . . peppy cheerleader . . . always willing to help a friend . . forever having the last word . . . a pretty nurse-to-be . . . when distressed her iirst comment is Oh, dear! Activities: Creating Writing Club 4: G. A. A. l: Y-Teens l, 2: Latin Club l, 2: Alumnae Game 4: Play Day 4: Girls' Sports l, 2, 3: Foreign Policy Association 3, 4: Iunior Choir l, 2: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Loud Speaker Staff 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 4: Perfect attendance 1, 3: Dance Committee 3, 4: Sadie Hawkins Character - Moonbeam Mc- Swine : Letters 2: Numerals 1: Guide of School Visitors 4: Tunxis Board, Editorial. THOMAS GLENN THERKELSEN Turk . . . Class nuisance . . . has a pleasant appearance . . . is usually with Ray or Iimmy . . . savors a milk shake . . . wants to become a Diesel Engineer . . . pet saying, All right, Mr. Bourbon. Activities: Tunxis Board, Advertising. VERA K. TYMKOW Vera . . . Known for her very charming per- sonality . . . never says much but does a lot of thinking on her own . . . her favorite pastime is bowling . . . dislikes homework . . . likes dancing. Activities: A. A. 1, 2: Fashion Show 1: Dance Com- mittee 4: Open House 3: Class Night Committee, Will. IOHN F. UNGHIRE Iohnny . . . Sharp dresser . . . good looking . . . strong silent type . . . noted for his tall tales of hunting and fishing . . likes girls . . . dislikes con- ceited people . . . future ambition is to fly a iet plane in the Air Force. Activities: A. A. l, 2, 3: Wildcat League l, 2, 3: Student Council 3: Class Officer 3: Class Night Committee. Gifts. CHARLES I. VERANIS Chas . . . Whiz at algebra problems . . . rover ot the corridor . . . works on old iunks in his spare time . . . likes popular music . . . dislikes girls smoking in public . . . lGirls, take noticell Activities: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Wildcat League 1, 2, 3: Iunior Choir 1: Honor Roll l: Dance Com- mittee 2: Class Night Committee, Prophecy. MARCIA RUTH WALL Marsh . . . Lover of iewelry . . . what would A1dor's do without her and her friends . . . Mo11y's good friend . . . enioys needling Molly . . . favorite expression So what else is new? . . . secret ambition is to crash Broadway. Activities: Dramatic Club 3: Book Club 4: Fashion Show 17 Sadie Hawkins Character- Goose Flesh Gir1 : Guide for School Visitors 4. IANICE HARRIET WALLACE Ginger . . . Everyone takes note of her beautiful aubum hair . . . accepts life as it comes . . . dependable cashier at Dillon's Market . . . great friend of Smitty . . . favorite expression Steady now. Activities: A. A. 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Iunior Choir 1, 2: Fashion Show l. SHIRLEY IOAN WEBSTER Shirl . . . Transferred from Mount St. Ioseph Academy. 1951 . . . easy to get along with . . . her name often found on the absent list . . . mail girl at the Fuller Brush . . . will be married in October, 1953. Activities: A. A. 3: Dance Committee 4. GRACE A. WILSON Gracie . . . By no means quiet . . . graceful dancer . . . prefers eating french fries to any other food . . . dislikes contrary people . . . one of her iivy expressions: Be cool, fool. Activities: Y-Teens 2: Iunior Choir 1: Fashion Show 17 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3: Class Night Committee, Will. 43 ELIZABETH YAWGEL Bette . . . A good-natured impish character . . . a peppy cheerleader . . . dresses fashionably . . . favorite expression. Oh-. gee . . . enioys dates and traveling . . . good conversationalist . . . plans to be a comptometrist. 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Q - ov f f UGECT 9 11 A SENIOR MATH Mr. Blaisdell seems to be explaining enigmatic prob- lems to this industrious- looking class. , tn, L... QM Q I SENIURS TYPING With Miss Brcld1ey's hed these girls will soon using their skills as secn taries. QW PN- 5. MUSIC HISTORY When it comes to musi in Miss Fuller's class, b it classic or bop, thes girls are fascinated. lT WORK CHEMISTRY ler the watchful eye of Rimosukcrs, these Id chemists are plot- some crazy com- nd. I Mila Q I . . ......... g M E It 'f-ff-I s e L, ,. I '- ' e . ,L 59 ggw.rz'r:tw- ENGLISH IV up work seems to be program for Mrs. :'s English class today. X if CLAS! CLASS PROPHECY COMMITTEE First Row, left to right: Ferrcxincx, S. Ldsky, Mrs. Craig, Adviser: C. O'Brien, I Mylek. Second Row, left to right: I Morgan, S. Bradley, A. Mo rell. op- W V -2, 8 CLASS GIFT COMMITTEE f-TT: First Row, left to right: R. Shorkey, I. Strcxhcxn, C. Lcmkctrge, chairman: G. Robinson, C. Cox. Second Row, left to right: G. Stryker, S. Dickinson, R. Pontillo, L. Griswold, V. Murray, H. Bedch, I. Unghire. CLASS HISTORY COMMITTEE rst Row, left to right: Miss Parsons, Adviser: E. Gould. '. Sawka, S. Morrell, L. very. acond Row, left to right: E. Jzman, T. Iuliano, I. Riccio, . Roy, A. Healy. JIGHT 933 CLASS WILL COMMITTEE First How, left to right: B. Yawgel, V. Tymkow, M. Brousseau, I. Schofield Chairman, V. Murray, H. Kostyk. Second Row, left to right: R. Pontillo, F. Iohnson, S. Brown, R. Allaire R. Douglas, R. Peterson, G. Wilson. THIS IS OUR LIFE This is W.H.S. T.V. bringing you another presentation of This Is Your Life, a program which we hope will bring back pleasant memories of the past. Since most of the audience is composed of members of the Class of 1953, we decided to recall events of our high school days. The first chapter in our high school life begins during the years 1949- 1950. This was our Freshman year in high school, a hard year for most of us. The following officers were chosen: President, Stephen Bradley: Vice-President, Howard Nelson: Secretary, Fred Iohnson: Treasurer, Mary Brudz: Class Advisor, Mr. Iohn Lukens: Student Council Representatives, Frank Miller and Allan Frosch. During that year our advisor, Mr. Lukens, left our high school. Mr. Burton Christensen became our new advisor. A Get-Acquaintedu dance was given for our benefit by the seniors. A fashion show was also given with some of the freshman girls participating. That year Gordon Royce was the only fresh- man boy to get two letters in sports, thus making him the outstanding athlete of our class. We still remember the time some of the freshman boys attempted to throw some of the senior boys into the showers. Their plan backfired, and we must say that many of the freshman came out nice and clean. Still more interesting things happened to our class in the following year, 1950-51. In our Sophomore year we became more familiar with the high school routine and with the lunch hour rush Chalf an hourl. Our officers were: Presi- dent, Howard Nelson: Vice-President, Frank Miller: Secretary, Robert Dillon: Treasurer, Richard Evans: Class Advisor, Mr. Richard Blaisdell: Student Council Representatives, Cynthia Cox and Elizabeth Gould. Do you recall any incidents that bring back some memories of those happy days? We signed up for our class rings, which then seemed a very important event in our lives. The boys in our class who were athletic enthusiasts and made the soccer, baseball, and basketball teams were: Iames Cappello, Alan Folger, Daniel Ferraina, Gordon Royce, and Frank Miller. The two girls chosen from our class to cheer the basketball team on to victory were Bette Yawgel and Ianet Suschena. That year we gave a Farmer's Dance. The Dramatic Club entertained us with Miss Lonelyheart, in which Garry Stryker took part. Carol Lankarge, Ianet Suschena and Allan Frosch took a trip to the U. N. with other members of the history classes. These students came back well informed about the workings of this great organization. We also had some new students join us that year. They were: Iames Cappello, William Esmond, Ianice Schofield, Albert Healy, and George Roy. Now let us see what events took place in our Iunior year, 1951-1952. Our officers were: President, Howard Nelson: Vice-President, Elizabeth Gould: Secretary, Carol Lankarge: Treasurer, Arthur Golding: Class Advisor, Mr. Richard Blaisdell: Student Council Representatives, Iohn Unghire and Shirley Lasky. That year brought still greater events and many more activities. We received our class rings, an event which made us feel as if we belonged to the school. Then came our Iunior-Senior prom, called Floral Fantasy. Howard Nelson was chosen king. Besides being a very enjoyable dance, it was also profit- 50 able. The main decorations for this dance were white fences covered with real flowers and green moss. Our class dance of the year, which we called Ship Wreck turned out to be very successful. Pirates and sailors were in style for this event. Our basketball team was better than it had been in previous years, for we missed going to the tournament by only one game. Iudy Strahan, Sue Dickinson, and Lyn Cardillo were the three girls chosen from our class for the cheerleading squad. As this year came to a close, we started preparing our thoughts for entering the new Windsor High School and our last year in high school. The new students who joined our class were: Gerry Robinson, Alan Morrell, Kenneth Longley, Angela Kot, Roberta Beach and Verna Murray. At the end of the year some of our teachers left: namely, Miss Audrey Oldach, Miss Elsie Owen and Mrs. Alice Templeton. Now we come to the final phase in our high school career, our Senior year, 1952-1953. That was the year of great excitement for our class. Our officers included: President, Howard Nelson: Vice-President, Stephen Bradley: Secretary, Diane Backman: Treasurer, Ianet Granger: Class Advisor, Miss Catherine Devine? Student Council Representatives, Sue Groskritz and Daniel Ferraina. Do you recall any of the most important events of our last year in school? We entered the new Windsor High School. We of the student body really surprised the faculty by being able to find our way around right from the start. We were the first seniors to enter the new school and to graduate from it. We considered it a great honor. Until the cafeteria was completed, we had half-day sessions. What a happy eight weeks those were! We seniors gave the first social affair in the new school, the traditional Sadie Hawkins dance. Students portraying the important characters were: Lil' Abner, Bill Sawka: Daisy Mae, Ianice Schofield: Sadie Hawkins, Ioan Brown: Mammy Yokum, Helen Kostyk: Pappy Yokum, Don DeGray. One day early in the winter both faculty and students had a most enjoyable day playing host to a group of teachers from foreign countries. These teachers, who came from Asia, Africa, Europe and Mexico, visited classes and spoke to the students. As the close of the school day the Windsor High School faculty entertained their guests at a tea. The Christmas spirit was not lacking in Windsor High for at Christmas time the Senior Choir caroled throughout the halls, since neither our gym- nasium nor auditorium was finished. For the first time in the history of Windsor High School, the seniors assisted Dr. Warren Silliman in the program to recruit blood donors. We never knew that anemia was so prevalent. This year, though we had a losing season, winning only four games, the spirit of our basketball team never wavered. The players were fighting to the end. The fans were faithful. Many of the seniors who worked Friday nights would be seen drifting in at the half. The boys who helped to win those four games were, Swisher Royce and Fighting Ferraina. We planned for our Senior Semi-Formal which was held on February 14. It was appropriately named the Sweetheart Ba1l. Red and white streamers decorated the hall. The king and queen's throne consisted of an enormous red heart as the background. Protruding from the heart was a platform of white on which were two white ornamental iron chairs. The king and queen's crowns were silver with red and gold hearts forming a circle, but even the uncrowned heads felt like Cinderella and her Prince Charming. The colors of the gowns, which were all the softest shades of pastels, added much glamor to the occasion. The fragrance of the flowers and the soft, dreamy music seemed to put everyone into a world of his own. The new students who joined our class this year were Robert Cleaver and Carol Dart. Yes, this was the life of the Class of 1953. 51 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF TI-IE CLASS OI' 1953 We, the class of 1953 of Windsor High School, town of Windsor, in the county of Hartford, State of Connecticut, being of sound mind and in our usual state of clear intelligence do hereby bequeath the following articles, memories, and tokens to the people whom we feel are in most need of them. TO THE FACULTY we leave better and brighter students. TO THE IUNIORS we bestow our unscratched and unlooked-upon gym- nasium. TO THE SOPHOMORES we leave the hope that they will install elevators by the time they become seniors. TO THE FRESHMEN we give one thought, Beware! TO THE 7th AND 8th GRADES we leave blueprints of the building. showing entrances but not exits. TO MR. CROCKETT AND MR. RIMOSUKAS we bequeath a bottle of aspirins to relieve them of the headaches we caused. and appreciation for the effort. TO THE CITIZENS OF WINDSOR we leave our appreciation and gratitude for making it possible for us to be the First Class to Graduate from the new Windsor High School. EARL AHRENS leaves for Africa to find a mate for his alligator. SYLVIA IOPECK is left RICHARD ALLAlRE'S blonde. curly hair. LUCILLE AVERY presents her vim and vigor to ART PHELPS. TO IOAN HINTZ, DIANE BACKMAN and GLORIA BABCOCK leave their quiet ways. ROBERTA BEACH bequeaths her motto, Better Late Than Never. to DONALD BATTISTINI. EDWARD BRADLEY leaves his knowledge of chemistry and physics to those students who dare to manufacture an atom bomb in the chem lab. MARLENE BROUSEAU grants her roly-poly eyes to ANGIE D'ADDARIO. IOAN BROWN wills her singing ability to GEORGE OSTENDORF. TO STEVE RANSOM, STANTON BROWN and RICHARD MILLIKEN leave their book, How to Raise Tobacco in Three Easy Lessons. MARY BRUDZ leaves her brother to walk home alone. JAMES CAPPELLO leaves his brother, DONALD, to follow in his footsteps. LYNN CARDILLO relinquishes her love of sports to IOANNE BOR- KOWSKI. CYNTHIA COX bestows her sweet charms upon IUNE MORIN. DONALD DEGRAY tbetter known as Ducky J, leaves his nick-name for the birds. SUZANNE DICKINSON presents her unending chatter to EVELYN VEZINA. ROBERT DILLON, chief assistant of Digger O'Dell, leaves his pleasant job to RALPH CAYE. 52 ROBERT DOUGLAS, SHERMAN MORGAN, cmd RICHARD PETERSEN give up their little black hooks for someone to take care of when they are gone. WILLIAM ESMOND leaves his blush to SHIRLEY IOPECK. RICHARD EVANS leaves the halls of Windsor High School peaceful at last. TO BILL KARIEVA, DANIEL FERRAINA wills his Charles Atlas Book. EDWARD FRANZ grants his good manners to AL MARTINO. ALLAN FROSCH wills his clarinet to the orchestra. MR. MYERS is bequeathed MICHAEL GALATI'S fishing trips. VIRGINIA GIRARD leaves her reserved manner to ELIZABETH PUGLIESE. ARTHUR GOLDING presents his peacepipe to MRS. DIKE. TO MARVIN THRESHER, ELIZABETH GOULD leaves her attractive. red locks. IANET GRANGER bequeaths her violin to ULYSSES S. GRANT. LAWRENCE GRISWOLD and KENNETH LONGLEY leave their unused chemistry books to MR. RIMOSUKAS. - SUZANNE GROSKRITZ wills her cute dimples to DOROTHY TROCCHI. ALBERT HEALY presents his butch haircut to ROBERT PINNEY. ARTHUR IOHNSON leaves his car in Pandolfe's Iunk Yard. TONY IULIANO gives up his joke-telling to LOUIE RUSSO. HELEN KOSTYK leaves her hair to Mother Nature in hopes that she might use it for more colors in the rainbow. ANGELA KOT tspelled K-O-TJ leaves her name to all the soda-pop drinkers. TO CONNIE IARDIN, CAROL LANKARGE wills all of her homework. SHIRLEY LAROCHE leaves her last pair of nylons to the incoming freshman girls. TO MRS. LEARY, SHIRLEY LASKY leaves her fear of bugs and worms. EUGENE LEHMAN leaves the horn on his car NOT to be tooted anymore. GAIL LEMIEUX leaves RAY IEZOUIT. GENEVIEVE LINONIS bequeaths her pleasant disposition to anyone who could benefit by it. PATRICIA MATHER leaves as quietly as she came. RICHARD MATHEWS wills his '53 Schwinn to HARRY LILLIBRIDGE. TO ALTHEA MARTIN, FRANK MATTARAZZO leaves his rabbits. IOHN MCDERMOTT hands over his wise remarks to DANNY MAR- TINO. FRANK MILLER leaves like a shot out of a gun. TO CHRISTINE MACK, RUTH MORAN wills her helpful hand. ALAN MORRELL leaves his Vitamin Z pills to IOHN SEREDYNSKI. SHIRLEY MORRELL bestows her stylish clothes upon ALICE VACHON. VERNA MURRAY leaves her sweet ways to some loud Iunior. TO LEROY CARON, STANLEY MYLEK leaves his space cadet funny books. HOWARD NELSON relinquishes his fine leadership qualities to BUTCH MAZNICKI. BARBARA TILDON is willed CHERIE O'BRIEN'S devilish ways. 53 096435 D G H06 4 0 ROSE PONTILLO leaves Mr. CHRISTENSEN in peace ! I l IOHN RICCIO and GRACE MOLYNEAUX grant their hook collection to MISS OTT. FLORENCE RICHIE bequeaths her poise to KAREN SCHOFIELD. CHARLES RICHOTTE leaves his mother to feed the rest of the students in our cafeteria. ALBERT RIZZUTO gives up his title of Be-Bop Enthusiast to IOE COOLEY. GERALDINE ROBINSON and IUNE STEVENS leave their contagious laughs to DOLLY GIONFRIDDO. TO TEDDY MCDERMOTT, GEORGE ROY presents his motor scooter. GORDON ROYCE bestows his athletic ability upon GEORGE ANA- STASIA. TO PHIL BERNARD, EARL ROZMAN leaves his title of Cutest in the Senior Class. GLORIA SADOSKY leaves all her bobby pins to TERRY SANDSTROM. ALBERT SAPOLIS bequeaths his happy-go-lucky manner to GUY STEWARTSON. WILLIAM SAWKA wills his eyelashes to all the envious girls. IANICE SCHOLFIELD bequeaths her ability to carry on a long, long conversation to ABBY ELMER. RUTH SHORKEY leaves her poodle haircut to SANDRA PATTERSON. ELISE SIMONIN leaves her Who Dun It book in the office practice class for next year's students to enjoy. MARILYN SMITH presents her scholarly marks to STEPHEN ANDRE. MICHAEL SPONZO leaves none of his girl friends. To some down-heated Iunior, IUDITH STRAHAN leaves her ready smile. GARRETT STRYKER wills his ability to make such flat milkshakes to EDDY GOODROW. TO SUE TAYLOR, IANET SUSCHENA wills her debating ability. THOMAS THERKELSEN wills his baby face to FRANK IULIANO. TO ANN CODY, VERA TYMKOW presents her diplomacy and tact. IOHN UNGHIRE bequeaths his tall stories to BEVERLY LAMPHEAR. CHARLES VERANIS leaves the ingenious shade in the back of his car to ROBERT SOLEK. MARCIA WALL gives her Iudy Holiday Act to some young enter- prising actress. IANICE WALLACE leaves her love of classical music to IULIE EXPOSITO. SHIRLEY WEBSTER wills her title of First girl in the Senior Class to receive her Diamond Ring to DOROTHY MERLI. GRACE WILSON bequeaths her jive talk to anyone who understands it. TO MARYANN WAITCUS, BETTE YAWGEL leaves her famous eyebrows. ROBERT CLEAVER leaves us after a very short but pleasant visit. We, the members of the Will Committee, offer our sincere thanks to MR. FISHER and MISS DEVINE for their gracious help. In Witness Whereof, We have hereunto set our hand and seal to this, dD s-'QQ 99359 TMEQ U '...QO0O.g.o. W.. yhg is 002 0 0.o.oee.o oo aug: 43' 1QQYi3'.g.E 'ww 0'if2'7 tw 95 SXFX si? N s. E gl U? CLASS PROPI-IECY M. C. - Drew Pearson-lEdward Bradleyl Good evening, ladies cmd gentlemen. We have again brought together some of the nation's outstanding reporters and commentators to give you a few of the highlights of this year of 1963, Time is short and we must make the most of every minute, so without further ado we will tune Walter Winshield in New York. Ready with Winshield. Walter Winshield - tAlan Morrell? Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. America and all the ships at sea. Let's go to press. ALBERT SAPOLIS has just given his first piano concert at Carnegia Hall by polishing off Beethoven's Fifth. Business Tycoons, RICHARD MILLIKEN and STANTON BROWN, who made their fortunes by coaxing their hens to lay eggnogs, were observed in Slim's Spaghetti Palace, owned by FRANK MATTARAZZO. LARRY GRISWOLD supplies the music with his gypsy accordian. LUCILLE AVERY, with more money than she can handle, has just become head teller at the Windsor Bank and Trust Company. IANICE WALLACE has become the world's largest woman stockholder in a well-known chain of grocery stores. ED FRANZ, now Dean at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has just persuaded IANET GRANGER, rising young violin soloist, and BILL ESMOND, popular baritone, to give a benefit at the Institute sometime this coming year. FRANK MILLER has been appointed chief Animal Stuffer for the Museum of Natural History. SHIRLEY GOLDlNINE WEBSTER has just hired six more servants for her twenty-acre estate. TONY IULIANO has been named Meat Manager of the new First National Store which was designed by the well-known architect, STEVEN BRADLEY. The Boston Red Sox are trying in vain to get GORDON ROYCE from the Yankees. Last season Gordon had a pitching record of 20 and 1. The Brooklyn Dodgers announced today that STANLEY MYLEK has been signed up as public address system announcer at Ebbets Field. AL RIZZUTO and CHARLES VERANIS have just completed their new T.V. Station located in Wilson on the banks of the Connecticut River. Their first program will feature DICK TEX PETERSEN and his magic guitar sponsored by Mother Murphy's Meat Balls. RUTH SHORKEY, famous author, has just finished writing a new book called Eat, Drink, and Be Merry, For Tomorrow We All Diet ! ! I CHARLES RITCHOTTE will sing Botcha Me tonight at the Grand Opening of MICHAEL GALATI'S new addition to the Latin Quarter, Herman's Pizza Palace. BE'I'Y GOULD, owner of the world's most famous red hair, has been chosen Miss America for 1963. And so until the next time, good luck everybody. It's all yours. M. C.-Thank you, Walter Winshield. Ready for Iohn Camel Swayback tDaniel Ferreinal. Iohn Camel Swayback - CDanie1 Ferrainal. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. It is another beautiful day here in Chicago where I am attending the World's Fair, but let's get down to the business of the day. 55 KIERN MURRAY has just taken over the Oldsmobile Division of General otors. Professor KENNETH LONGLEY of Princeton has announced that the chief pilot for his coming rocket trip to the planet, Pluto, will be that Korean Iet Ace, DONALD DEGRAY. DIANE BACKMAN, Champion Olympic Swimmer, has just announced that she will attempt to swim the Atlantic Ocean sometime next month. DICK ALLAIRE has been appointed Civil Engineer of Peoria, Illinois. FRED MORGAN announces the opening of his new establishment, Mor- gan's Car Hospital. He is offering free tune-up's to people who have lived in California for 25 years or more. EUGENE LEHMAN is the head mechanic here. IUDY STRAHAN, popular pianist, has just been hired by BILLY SAWKA to entertain in his well-known night club, The Florida Flamingo. HOWARD NELSON, owner of a large drug store, has been kept busy filling prescriptions for noted DR. MIKE SPONZO. IUNE STEVENS has been practicing her medical ability on DICK EVANS who has recently been admitted to the hospital because of a nervous breakdown due to lack of jokes. GERALDINE ROBINSON, the girl whose heart goes to food, has just become official taster for Yes-Indeedy Dog Food. Head Meat Packer of First National is the title given to GAIL LEMIEUX: Gail not only beat the record by packing B5 chicken legs in five minutes, but she also received the title of Queen of the Meat Industry. GEORGE ROY, designer for Lockheed Aircraft, announced today that his new 6-jet night fighter has been successfully tested by the Air Force. MAIOR IOHN UNGHIRE was the test pilot. C. P. A. ALAN MORRELL has been hired by the International Boxing Club to keep track of the money made on last night's big fight. Welter- weight champ PETE BYRNE and BOB KILLER CLEAVER fought a wild 15-round draw. Killer's co-managers, CHERIE O'BRIEN and ART GOLD- ING, demand a rematch. SHIRLEY LASKY, prominent woman politician, has been named Ambas- sador to Outer Mongolia by the President. That's all folks. Glad we could get together. M C. - Thank you, Iohn Swayback. Are you ready, Hedda Hopper in Hollywood? Hedda Hooper - fShirley Laskyl. Good evening to all my friends. It is indeed a pleasure to have this oppor- tunity to talk to all of you. You'll be interested to know, I am sure, that SUE DICKINSON has been seen riding on the bridle path with the famous Roy Autry. We're not sure what is holding her interest, Roy or his horses. MARY BRUDZ has been training fourteen-year-olds to play chop-sticks on the piano. IOAN BROWN, the brilliant concert singer, will teach your canary to sing Dry Bones in 24 easy lessons. GENEVIEVE LINONIS and MARILYN SMITH are battling it out for head secretarial position in the Travelers Insurance Company. Bets are now being taken. BETTE YAWGAL is now the head cheerleader for The Veterans of World War I Basketball Team, The Globewalkers. HELEN KOSTYK and ELISE SIMONIN, the famous flying trapeze artists, have broken their contract together. It seems Helen refused to catch Elise after her jump from the swing. DR. GLORIA BABCOCK analyzed the fall and quoted, The girl would have been a goner, but she used her head. 56 IANICE SCHOFIELD was founder and is now president of the Schofield School for Medical Secretaries. CAROL LANKARGE, returning from her last journey abroad, has lived to tell of her adventure at Davey Iones Locker. THOMAS THERKELSEN, president of the American Diesel Co., has hired DICK MATHEWS, outstanding flower expert, as the landscaper for his new home. MARCIA WALL, otherwise known as Talluah Lamarr, was seen making her debut at the State Theatre in Hartford. FLORENCE RICHIE, a popular model for ROSE PONTILLO'S creations, has just signed a contract with BOB DILLON'S modeling Agency. It is interesting to note that GRACE MOLYNEAUX is one of the dressmakers for this establishment. Sonja Henie has just retired and named CYNTHIA COX as her successor. VIRGINIA GIRARD and LYNN CARDILLO, the athletic starlets, will com- pete against each other in the Big Bubble Gum contest. General AL HEALY of the Marines has succeeded former General of the Army, EARL ROZMAN, as Secretary of the Defense of the United States. It has been nice being with you again. Until the next time-Au revoir. M C. - Thank you Hedda Hooper. Now to Gabrial Heaper. Gabrial Heaper - tStanley Mylekl It s big news tonight, ladies and gentlemen. Big news- IACK MCDERMOTT, owner of a new Toy Manufacturing concern, and GARRY STRYKER, crack salesman for said company, have just entered PATRICIA MATHER'S nursery school for under-privileged bachelors. MOLLY BROUSSEAU, a great future is ahead of you, but do start using your own jokes. EARL AHRENS, fishing editor of the Sports Field Magazine, was found today by Sergeant IIM CAPELLO of the Northeast Mounted Police. Earl has been lost in the wilds of Labrador for six months. ROBERTA BEACH, founder of the Beech-Nut Institution for the Mentally Ill, rejoiced today when she heard that her classmate of '53, GRACE WILSON, the nationally known dancer would be released. Grace lost her mind when she forgot a step in the Sabre Dance. VERA TYMKOW, who has always been interested in insurance, has succeeded in selling a life insurance policy to IOHN RICCIO, the human daredevil, now working for Barnum and Bailey's Circus. In the sporting world, FRED IOHNSON's jet-propelled car broke the Indianapolis Speedway record for the fourth straight year. One of the interested spectators at the race was DR. ROBERT DOUGLAS, noted Harvard astronomer, who has just published his latest book, Plant Life on Mars. SUE GROSKRITZ will represent Fuller Brush in the Cigar Butt Festival on February 32. SHIRLEY MORRELL has just been appointed secretary to that promising medical specialist, DANIEL FERRAINA. SHIRLEY LaROCHE has been voted the outstanding acrobatic dancer for 1963. Two nurses who have made news are IANET SUSCHENA and ANGELA KOT. They will receive Medical Awards from RUTH MORAN, Captain of the American Nurse Corp. ALLAN FROSCH has just released his latest best-seller, The Biography of Senator Robert Taft. GLORIA SADOSKY, alias Whistler's Mother, has won the official Iohnny Ray Crying Contest at Walla Walla, Washington. Ah, 'twas good news tonight and a good, good night to all. M C. - Thank you, everyone. Again we bring our report to an end. This is WIN-D-S-O-R Number 1953 on your dial, signing off. 57 CLASS GIFTS EARL AHRENS Slide Rule To Earl we give this slide rule To help him with his career: Who knows, if he works hard enough. He may be an engineer. RICHARD ALLAIRE Portfolio Dick will be an ambassador: He's worthy of this position. A portfolio is what he needs For any important mission. LUCILLE AVERY Stepladder Lucille is such a little girl- A fact we can't deny- We'll give to her a stepladder To help her reach the sky. GLORIA BABCOCK Slate and Chalk A teaching career we have been told Is the one that you wish to choose: This slate and chalk we know you'll want Among the tools you'll use. DIANE BACKMAN Medal Diane has done a wonderful job, As editor of our class book: This medal is only a partial reward For all the time it took. ROBERTA BEACH String Roberta is a busy girl. To her we give this length of string. She can wear it on her little finger To help her remember everything. EDWARD BRADLEY Newspaper Because he's up on all the news And every current event, We give to Steve this newspaper As a sign of a well-informed gent. MARLENE BROUSSEAU Ioke Book Molly is our wittiest student: That's something we can't overlook. To help her keep this official title We know she'll use this joke book. IOAN BROWN Paint Brush Ioan likes to sing and act and dance But also is artistic: The picture she'll paint with the help of this brush May even be surrealistic! STANTON BROWN Tractor A great big tractor we have for Stanton To help him dig up the land: The tobacco plants that he will raise Will make a cigar taste just grand. MARY BRUDZ Eraser A medical secretary Mary will be- An efficient one too, we are sure: If by chance a mistake she should make, This eraser will be the best cure. IAMES CAPELLO Fishing Fly This feathery fishing fly ls our gift to sportsman lim. If he doesn't catch a fish, He'l1 be feeling very grim. MARILYN CARDILLO Megaphone Our rhythmic Lyn needs a megaphone For the cheers she leads so well: We shopped around and finally found This one her voice to swell. ROBERT CLEAVER Baseball Bob has two favorites, Baseball and steak we hear: We can afford this baseball: The steak, we can't we fear. CYNTHIA COX Coffee Pot Cynthia is a coffee fiend- She drinks it day and night: To her we give a coffee pot For a brew that is just right. DONALD DEGRAY Duck Hey, Hey. Duckie DeGrayl l have no feathers, he will say. Bet we will bet one tired buck That he'll find feathers on this duck. SUE DICKINSON Horse To Sue, who really loves to ride, We hand this great big horse: If by chance she should sway. She'll fall our way, of course. BOB DILLON Boxing Gloves To Bob we leave these boxing gloves To finish up each bout: They'll help him claim his title When he scores a quick knock-out. ROBERT DOUGLAS Blue Ribbon Highest honors go to Bob: He's earned them, that we know. For him we have a big blue ribbon: His merits it will show. WILLIAM ESMOND Scooter This scooter we present to Bill To keep him on the go: His new speed will give a thrill To someone we all know. RICHARD EVANS Trap A hunter bold is Richard: Believe us, it's no whim. We add to his equipment This trap, just made for him. DANIEL FERRAINA Thermometer Danny plans to be some day A famed and trusted medic: This thermometer will aid him In his healing of the sick. EDWARD FRANZ Crayons An artist needs material, And that is very true: A box of crayons we give to Ed, For we know that he'll come through. ALLAN FROSCH Cough Drops When Pros and Cons abound And Allan's throat is dry, A medicated cough drop Will help him to get by. MICHAEL GALATI Door Sign Mike can follow his father And have his own salon, The presence of this door sign Will urge the customers on. VIRGINIA GIRARD Bathing Cap Since swimming is Ginny's favorite sport, For she is an outdoor girl: This bathing cap will come in handy To keep, in her hair, the curl. ARTHUR GOLDING Tire To Art we give this ancient tire: It's the best that we can do. But we're sure that at your Dad's garage You can make it good as new. ELIZABETH GOULD Lipstick To our charming red-haired Betty Gould We give a lipstick bright: When she wears this color pretty, She'll be in our spotlight. IANET GRANGER Lost Chord We know that Ianet has lots of talent And wants to be a musician. So we found for her the long lost chord To help in this ambition. LAWRENCE GRISWOLD Purses Larry's done a splendid job In helping with these verses: What greater honor can we give Than these big bulging purses. SUZANNE GROSKRITZ Blue Bow To Suzie who has pretty hair We give this bright blue bow: It will accent her curly locks As she keeps the boys in tow. ALBERT HEALY Theater Pass Albert has a special liking For all the latest hit shows: If he uses this theater pass, He'1l not have to pay when he goes. FRED IOHNSON Model Car Freddy likes a certain sport, By name. it's called the races: With this jaunty model car We know he will go places. ANTHONY IULIANO Gavel Tony, as our future judge, Upon the bench will sit: When he swings this mighty gavel, He is sure to make a hit. HELEN KOSTYK Shears and Comb A hair stylist needs shears and comb, And Helen is no exception: We're sure that our gift to her Will help in achieving perfection. ANGELA KOT Whistle Angela is a quiet girl: You never hear her shout. When she blows this little whistle, You'll know that she's about. CAROL LANKARGE Suitcase Carol wants to see the world: From East to West she'll travel. This suitcase she can always use, When new routes she does unravel. SHIRLEY LA ROACHE Helicopter A helicopter we give to Shirley Because she lives far out: Now she won't lose contact And can travel round about. SHIRLEY LASKY Dance Record Shirley loves music: She also likes flowers. A dance record for her Will fill up her hours. EUGENE LEHMAN Wrench Tinkering with cars makes Eugene very happy Especially when he takes them apart: This handy wrench will be of great help When he finds the motor won't start. GAIL LEMIEUX Dress Pattern Gail is always nicely dressed- She likes to look that way: With the pattern we give to her She'll make a dress for every day. GENEVIEVE LINONIS Autograph Book We leave this autograph book To our quiet classmate, Gen, So when she skims the pages She'll see there many a friend. KENNETH LONGLEY Tie To go along with his socks so bright A flashy tie will be just right. We'll surely see Ken as he comes down the hall, For this tie can't be missed at all. PAT MATHER Rane: skates Roller skates are our gift to Pat To coast down through the hall: This will make her trip so easy: Let's hope she doesn't fall. RICHARD MATHEWS Indian Clubs Richard, we know, likes to juggle: For this he needs some tools. Indian Clubs are our gift: Here's hoping he'll learn the rules. FRANK MATTARAZZO Gun A hunting he will go To bag a fox or two: We know that Frank can use This gun so bright and new. IOHN MCDERMOTT Paper Doll It's just a paper doll That lack can call his own: Despite what fate may bring, He'll never be alone. FRANK MILLER Bullets A hunting fearless Frank will go To catch a rabbit, bear or doe: With these bullets for his gun He'll have the animals on the run. RICHARD MILLIKEN Pail and Egg Of his hens Richard does beg That each A. M. they will lay an egg: If perchance they should fail, Then he can find one in this pail. GRACE MOLYNEAUX Crown Although Grace has not been with our class, To all of us she has shown True courage and great fortitude: A crown we'd have her own. RUTH MORAN Shorthand Notebook Since Ruth will be in office work, We know success is near: This shorthand book we gladly give To help with her career. SHERMAN MORGAN Date Book Sherman is a popular lad: With boys and girls he rates. Here is a little black book for him In which to keep his dates. ALAN MORRELL Robert's Rules When Ahn rises to debate, He'll need some helpful tools: In order to encourage him We offer Robert's Rules. SHIRLEY MORRELL Vogue To Shirl, who is our best-dressed girl And always looks so gay. We present a copy of Vogue magazine To keep her looking that way. VERNA MURRAY Home 'Cause she yearns for those open places Where the buffalo roam, In those wide open spaces We'll build Vern a home. STANLEY MYLEK Gum Since Stan is always chewing gum- A fact we can't ignore- We give him a pack of Beech-Nut Bought at his favorite store. HOWARD NELSON Hammer Howard is our president: He's Washington bound we know. To help him build his cabinet This hammer we bestow. CHERIE O'BRIE'N Powder Puff To Cherie, our new senior, We give this powder puff: When'er her nose does shine, She may apply this bit of fluff. RICHARD PETERSEN Guitar String Dick may appear on Godfrey's show And become a musical star. Especially if he uses our gift, A string for his guitar. ROSE PONTILLO Doll Rose does want a millionaire- She wants one very bad- We are sure this doll instead Will make her just as glad. IOHN RICCIO Compass To Iohn, our roving senior, Who travels from town to town. We leave this handy compass Never to let him down. FLORENCE RICHIE Mirror To Flo, who always looks just so, We give this mirror bright So that the image it will show Will be a pleasing sight. CHARLOTTE RICHOTTE Wheelbarrow Charlie works in a grocery store: He really has to scurry. A wheelbarrow for those heavy orders Will lighten many a worry. ALBERT RIZZUTO Tie Clip With piles and piles of flashy ties Al really sets the pace: This tie clip he will surely use To keep each one in place. GERALDINE ROBINSON Iron Gerry is a neat and tailored miss: Her clothes are in the best of shape: With this iron to keep them that way. A fashion award she will take. GEORGE ROY Dime George is always driving a car In and out of town: This dime for a parking space Will never let him down. GORDON ROYCE Yankee Uniform Gordie is an all-round athlete: He shines in every sport: In this Yankee uniform He'll really help New York. EARL ROZMAN Road Map Since Earl really likes to travel Each and every day. With this road map so accurate He'll never lose his way. GLORIA SADOSKY Throat Spray Musical notes are what Gloria sings: She sounds like Doris Day: When her throat gets sore and dry. She can use this bottle of spray. ALBERT SAPOLIS ' Rattle Albert has a baby face And is a likeable lad: To him a rattle we will give: He'll know it's just a fad. WILLIAM SAWKA Plane Ticket A plane ticket for Billy Is a gift that we like: If he ever gets stranded. He won't have to hike. IANICE SCHOFIELD Telephone Ianice needs a private line: The reason is Well-known. The line alone will not suffice Without this telephone. RUTH SHORKEY Book Ruth, a future teacher, We leave this trusty book: Should she ever have a problem, She'll know just where to look. ELISE SIMONIN Atomizer Elise collects in quantity Sweet fragrance like Chanel and Tweed: In spraying on thse subtle scents An atomizer is a need. MARILYN SMITH Postcards Marilyn needs these postcards Because you know some day She'll be off to California And can mail them on her way. MICHAEI SPONZO Pink Pill A medic Mike would like to be And work to help the ill: If they don't improve very rapidly He can give them this tasteless pink pill. IUNE STEVENS Ink Iune remembers everyone With notes at every season: We give her ink-it's just a joke- She knows we're only teasin! IUDITH STRAHAN Organ Iudy is so versatile: She can strum and dance and sing: Since we know her heart's desire, This organ's just the thing. GARRETT STRYKER Director's Chair Garry is interested in dramatics With lights and props and such: When he sits in this director's chair, Success is his to clutch. IANET SUSCHENA Nurse's Cap Ianet wants to be a nurse, And a good one they all say: If we give her her cap here and now She can practice every day. THOMAS THERKELSEN Hair Tonic Tommy's hear is neat and bright To all the girls' amazed delight! We know this hair tonic tells the story Of the secret of his crowning glory. VERA TYMKOW Thimble Your clothes are quite the latest thing: You make them too, we know. We hope this little thimble, Vera. Will help you when you sew. IOHN UNGHIRE Piper Cub To Iohnny who wants an airplane And hope to have his own We give this little piper cub Which never has been flown. CHARLES VERANIS Keys We give unto Charlie These keys to a car So he will be able To travel afar. MARCIA WALL Oscar Award Marcia, an actress, wants to be A star in every role. Shall we give to her this Oscar award As a symbol of reaching her goal. IANICE WALLACE Hairnet Ianice has hair that is very neat: To keep it that way must be a feat. We give to her this little hairnet In hope her curls will always stay set. SHIRLEY WEBSTER Rolling Pin Since Shirl will marry in the fall, And a fine wife she'll be making. Here's a little rolling pin To help her with the baking. GRACE WILSON Record The voices on this record, Grace. Would never make the Met, But for the money we could pay It's the best that we could get. BETTE YAWGEL Zipper To Bette we give this zipper To hold her skirt in tack, So when she does a flip over It won't end her cheering act. WITTIEST CLASS DEBATERS MOST ATHLETIC MOST SINCEHE Marlene Brousseau Ianet Suschena Marilyn Cardillo Diane Backman Richard Evans Allan Frosh Gordon Royce William Esmond W--.....,Mqm?MA 1-4. BEST DRESSED CUTEST MOST ARTISTIC MOST COURTEOUS Shirley Morrell Susanne Groskritz Ioan Brown Verna Murray Iohn Unghire Earle Rozman Robert Douglas Edward Franz CLASS HEARTBREAKERS MOST MUSICAL DONE MOST FOR W.H.S. BEST PERSONALITY Shirley Lasky Ianet Granger Carol Lankarge Ianice Scholield Gordon Royce Arthur Golding Howard Nelson Robert Dillon 62 YIOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS NUISANCES BEST DANCERS MOST VERSATILE Ianet Granqer Suzanne Dickinson Vera Tymkow Iudy Strahan Howard Nelson Thomas Therkelsen Robert Dillon Gordon Royce CLASS I-IOOKEY PLAYER MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY BEST LOOKING CLASS FLIRTS Bette Yawqel Marcia Wall Ianice Schofield Shirley Lalioche Iohn Riccio Stanton Brown Sherman Morgan Michael Sponzo EST DRAG WITH FACULTY OFFICIAL LATECOMERS MOST STUDIOUS TALLEST Ianet Suschena Roberta Beach Diane Backman Ioan Brown - Shirley Webster Daniel Ferraina Donald DeGray William Esmond Richard Milliken 63 SHORTEST Helen Kostyk 1 Albert Rizzuto SHIP RECK DANCE Pirate Daniel Ferraina makes the kill in Lucky are the sailors that have pretty which the fair lass Shirley Lasky is the Iune Stevens to swab the deck of their victim. ship. Florence Richie, Ianet Suschena, and Garry Stryker watching Natalie Norman preparing for a duel. SADIE HAWKINS ANCE Marryin' Sam Sponzo hands L'il Abner Sawka oft to Daisy Some dogpatch character girls relaxing before the Sadie Hawkins lae Schofield before the naive boy realizes what is going on. Chase. lammy and Pappy Yokum are looking on. M? wh, s- I ' tg V ' , DOGPATCH CHARACTERS Sitting, left to right: Roberta College Girl Beach, Narrator Angela Kot, Ioan Sadie Hawkins Brown, Iune Wolf Gal Stevens, Ianice Daisy Mae Schofield, Ianet Cave Girl Suschena, the Kissin-Kuzzins Shirley Lasky and Gail Lemieux, Ianet Witch Granger, Grace Indian Gir1 Wilson. Standing, left to right: Stanton Scragg-Brother Brown, Sherman Doctor Morgan, Albert Indian Boy Healy, Steve 'Stringbean McPole Bradley. Fred Itchy McScratch Iohnson, George Mr. McSwine Roy, Donald Poppy Yokum DeGray, A1 Evil Eye Rizzuto, Helen Mammy Yokum Kostyk, Bill L'il Abner Sawka, the Missin-Kuzzins Earl Rozman and Iohn Riccio, Bob College Boy Douglas, Michael Marryin' Sam Sponzo, Marcia 65 Gooseflesh Girl Wall, Richard Scragg-Brother Milliken. SWEET!-IE RT Howard Nel son pours pun h Lucille A Enjoying an intermission from dancing are C for his date' Bob Caye with Gail Callahan and Beverly very, as Martha Allen and Stanton Lamphear with her escort, Gordon Dike. Brown wait for a refreshing cupful. Members of the receiving line as th the dancing. ey watch Barbara Tilden and Don Vancini select the next piece oi music with orchestra leader, Gus Gulliksen. 66 LL. j-W N. Q en oi Hearts Howard Nelson King and ue , cmd Ianice Schofield. with their entourage of attendants-Vera Tymkow, Lucille Avery, Gail Lem ieux, and Cherie OBrien. LM M A few oi the couples as seen at Wrighls Restaurant alter the dance. ur- Looking over their dance programs are Frank Chiarmonte with Shirley IoPeck and Richard Rauchle with Alison Chase. The music seems to be putting Lillian Avery th Broogh, in cx pensive and her escort, Kenne mood. N n TUNXIS 1 A EDITORIAL BOARD Front Row, left to right: F. Richie, G. Babcock, D, Backman, editor: G Girard, associate editor: R. Beach, I. Brown. Second Row, left to right: Mr. C. Chapman, adviser: S. Groskritz, S LaRoche, M, Cardillo, I. Suschena, P. Mather, I. Granger. Absent from picture: I. Stevens, D. DeGray. l . ' s TYPING BOARD First Row, left to right: G. Linonis, M. Brudz, S. Morrell, chairman: L. Avery, R. Moran. Second Row, left to right: G. Robinson, S. LaRoche, S. Dickinson, G. Lemieux, F. Richie. 1953 BUSINESS BOARD First Row, left to right: S. Brown, R. Milliken, M. Sponzo, chairman: A Frosch. Second Row, left to right: M. Galati, E. Ahrens, G. Royce, Mr. Osborne adviser: H. Nelson, A. Rizzuto. 'si J lj I 'S+ ART BOARD First Row, left to right: F. Iohnson, I. Brown, S. Lasky, R. Allaire. Second Row, left to right: R. Douglas, chairman: Mrs. A. Bacon. adviser: R. Mathews. 'R .!fW4. N Nw Q W CAI-'LIEHIA fx? I ,gxx K Q5 5 Liga? gig ffgiggs 2 J ' a' Q 'E-0, l!e,'e,S.EQ f +-Q x gif x7 KT 4177 HISTO fuzll RPHY 4 ? ' A A 44?l 1 F f 4 0 N v 'W N' FF KWH WSE QQ Wi, C R L-4' Q, k Eff Nb - J x A X 41 Q 1 G9 A? 5 V12 E F JQA b I W fig If aj my 4 fl-lx ' U X Rfb 5 52 N YQ J FX fr- f' Ng? rw 4 'N f in iv U in N jj ff QW? L-g . px W4 X f Xfw 555.513 X QQ Q 7 gi iX Qkjf' Q x Q 9 Q V Q E51 CW, 0 wr ft? V X X jf LJ sb' ' 4X,fJ A Kgx ij MUSIC I ,Y is 9 QV 'Ml 'w BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row, left to right: W. Esmond, I. Andresen, E. Goodrow, H. Nelson, H. Lillibridge. R. Wallace, G. Anastasia. Second Row, left to right: D. DeGray, H. Wallace, A. Golding, C. Loomis, G. Ostendorf, K. Ziskowski, R. Petersen. Third Row, left to right: S. Fenton, A. Shufelt, B. Frosch, E. Puqliese, F. Perrone. 9 , GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Linden, R. Anderson, I. Exposito, V. Girard, I. Brown, A. Vachon, First Row, left to right: I. Granger, M. Hayden, I. Danner, I. Hews. D. King, T. Sandstrom, S. Helferich, S. Taylor, I. H. Nelson. Second Row, left to right: C, Mack, E. Griqnon. R. Shorkey. I. Gelinas, I. Wallace, M. Smith, P. Mather, C. Stevens, E. ski, I. MacKeen. Third Row, left to right: G. Cicero, S. Groskritz, M. Brosseau, E. Vezina, M. Sheridan, A. Elmer, B: Tilden, D. Trocchi, L. Avery, B. Dahill, M. Nissen, S. Babcock, M. Grcmqer. C. Gould, S. Morrell, G. Babcock, M. Waitkus, P. McKee, I. Borkow- 0' Y CLUBS 'K Y if IUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA First Row. left to right: R. Shulelt. F. Peteroski, M. Morrell, I. Labeskis, E. Pease, M. O'Neil R. Poulin. Second Row, left to right: R. Esly, I. Abele, N. Iordan, R. Lillibridqe, D. Sasportas. .v- ll 'I an V -ml SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA First Row, leit to right: I. Granger, D. King, U. Grant, Second Row, left to right: A. Shufelt, P. Woble, A. Golding, M. Thresher. E. Pease, B. Frosch. I. Gelinis. 73 44 SCHO 91' 'ei 'T Advisorlf C L Mrs E. Bimosukosl X 1 ee. ' et . C- Cox. B- N- Hartw - . Lanlwfqe' key. 5 Gwnqei' ight. C- . R, Sho' M mer. ' Seated. ligitsl IS. GroSl4fgXl B1oussQUu' P' G L. Blanc meg to nqht. xioik0W5kx. Smdmqri Kiamchuck' I' Brown' ' DRAMATIC CLUB Front Row, lelt to right: I. Granger, I. Borkowski, I. Exposito, H. Howe, S. Morrell D Backman, B. Lee. I . Second Row, left to right: P. Mather, R. Beach, B. Davis, B. Waterman, S. Lasky, S. Bab- cock, B. Scott, Miss H. Kelly tAdvisorJ. Third Row, left to right: A. Roy, D. King, A. Martin, G. Barnes T, Sandstrom M. Allen N. LaVallee, I. Linden, I. McKeen, S. Helfrich, G. Stryker. 1 ' I Fourth Row, left to right: U. Grant, E. Vezina, B. Tilden, A. Elmer, D. Stryker, M. Becker, C. Stevens, M. Granger, I. Fe-rraina, E. Perznoski. 0 brit' Cl. UBS W ,ge 5- tp, F REATIVE W ron! ROW 5 . left - I Legfnd Row, leffto fight: B. Scofr CL 'g Iflnchqrd fo fight. P I Gran Thxrd How Iehf. Slrqhan ' I- Mather, A gen R. Shorke G.St1yker,' to fight: Al, Moiuifhencz. ' oy' B- Lee, M2 A D e ' H' D l ' We flldvi ouqlcsl E- Bmdl serjl GY. G, Roy, M. gponzol FRENCH CLUB Fron! Row left to right' I Exposito, R. Beach, R. Douglas, V. Girard. I. Morin. h fAdvisorI, N. Second Honv, left to rlgllt: G. Babcock, R. Allcrire. B. Lee, Mr. C. C apmcn E' 'ede1, M. Sponzo, D. Bcrckmcm msn . k' M. Moccxrski, M. Becker, I. Stevens, R. Ccye. I. Third Row, left to right: E. Perznos 1. Brown, R. Anderson. I. Fermina, R. Shorkey. Y. MVN Qvg BOYS' VARSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row, left to right: I. Woble, D. Ferraina, C. Lankarqe, E. Bradley, F. Maznicki. Second row, left to right: B. Alokones, D. Trocchi, G. Barnes, W. Mips, L. Smith, S. Fenton. A. Yesites, Mr. Stuart. SOCCER TEAM First row, lett to right: A. Healy, P. Maznicki, U. Grant, G. Royce, F. Miller, I. Cappelo D. Ferraina, R. Babcock. Second row, left to right: D. Martino, W. Cody, R. Dallesander, L. Smith, A. Robinson I. Fullano, W. Hrynchuk, G. Anastasia, R. Allaire, S. Wylot. Third row, lett to right: H. Wallace, I. Trocchi, R. DelGaudio, D. Delaney. 76 BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: U. Grant, D. Ferraina, G. Royce, W. Karieva. L. Russo, Mr. Christen- sen fCoachJ, Second row, left to right: R. Caye,, R. De1Gaudio, I. Fullano, I. Ewing, W. Hrynchuk, L. Smith BASEBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Mr, Hanley fCoachI, G. Menard, R. Naiva, E. Emmons, A. Cirillo A. DelGaudio, S. Burnham, P. Bolasevich. Second row, left to right: I, Unghire, P. Maznicki, D. Ferraina, G. Boyce, G. Boy, B. Babcock R. Martindale. Third row, left to right: L. Smith, B. Caye, U. Grant, H, DelGaudio, I, Woble, T. Healy Fourth row, left to right: W. Karieva, W. Hrynchuk, G. Anastasia, D. Iohnson, I. Ewing 77 V1 x BASEBALL Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday .I April April April April May May May May May May May May May Iune SCHEDULE Windsor Windsor Plcrinville Wethersfield Windsor Newington Windsor Rockville Wilson Windsor Windsor Glastonbury Windsor Southington Rockville Wilson Windsor is Windsor , Glastonbury Windsor Southington Windsor Windsor Plcrinville Wethersfield Windsor Newington Windsor Us Q.: 9 , s a s i 4 v s .1 QA 2 gp H Q Q' af? QJ ' 9 M m A 3. 1.w3,w ,gwghg M., , ,- s Qs 5 LW KM' X Af-O iff 1X W? . tv M . W.3J? f zz, A li msg Ji, M4 I mf! 2 2 6 ' 15 535, LQ .Y , 4 I W' I , f If '?f Y Slay v H. lm 'S 5? Ai. F' 2 23 -5 IASKETB LL l' 4 1, if I' 1 fl .To 'X 1 3 X LEAGUE 83 bn gin-. is M5 'E X A TW ...my 1 'Hifi I wise. in' wus! MH N955 Aung, ,+L fwll if bf'- f 'w as .I 'Y' S IGF. 4117 ' SIU a. X Fw 1 s M418 x HI f 4 'f i 1 , K. , 'X 3 1 , 4 . -f . Q 3' ,, S., ' - can 'mx + N ! .fh ,W , Ur 1 ,ff , s , wx., X-wi-Mar .Q new . awk Ig.- H4 Lv if I 1.34, ff ,V,n wdwaw ig, Q99 'U 'Q , JV K COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Mr. 6 Mrs. Orien Allaire Mr. G Mrs. Paul Allaire Mr. 6 Mrs. Allen Mr. 6 Mrs. Leon Avery Mr. 6 Mrs. Stanley Avery Mr. 6: Mrs. Iohn W. Backman Mr. 6. Mrs. Richard G. Beach Mr. :S Mrs. Frank E. Bell Mr. 6. Mrs. Raymond Bourdon Mr. 61 Mrs. Luther Bragg Mr. 6. Mrs. William Braman Mr. 6. Mrs. Francis Caesar Mr. df Mrs. Irving Carreer Mr. Anthony Cirillo Mr. 6: Mrs. Robert W. Clark, Ir. Mr. Fred Koury Mr. 6: Mrs. Kenneth Dike Mrs. Alta Driver Mr. Frederick Driver Mr. 6. Mrs. Charles L. Doherty, Ir. Mrs. Glenna M. Duffy Mr. 6. Mrs. Lawrence F. Eagan Mr. :S Mrs. C. A. Frosch Miss Edna Geboski Mr. Albert Gessler Mr. 6 Mrs. George E. Girard Mr. 6. Mrs. Carlon H. Goslee Miss Carol Granger Miss Marian Granger Mr. G Mrs. I. Harold Granger Mr. Emmett Greene Mrs. Mildred Hammel Mr. 6: Mrs. Raymond G. Hampson Mrs. Lucy Hancock Miss Anne Holman Mrs. Ieremy S. Iones Mr. 6. Mrs. Iames P. Keating Mr. :S Mrs. William C. King Mrs. M. Kracunas Mr. 6. Mrs. O. G. Kroher, III Mr. 6 Mrs. Walter Lasky Mr. :S Mrs. Alfred Lemieux Miss Gloria Lemieux Mr. Iames N. Longley Mrs. Iames N. Longley Mr. 6. Mrs. Anthony Malinoski Mrs. Helen S. Mason Mr. G Mrs. Elmer S. Mather Mr. 6. Mrs. Lewis S. Mather Mrs. Samuel Mather Miss Victoria McGurkin Capt. 6. Mrs. William McGurkin Mrs. Howard Moran Mr. Howard Moran, Sr. Mr. Howard Moran, Ir. Miss Lois Moran Mrs. Ruth Moran Mrs. Calista Moriarty Rev. 6. Mrs. Herbert B. Morrell Mr. 6 Mrs. Walter Morrell Mr. 6. Mrs. Rexford F. Palmer Mr. 6 Mrs. Charles N. Pierson, Ir Mr. Ioseph Randall Mr. Angelo Riccio Mr. Iohn Riccio Mr. Iohn Riccio, Ir. Mr. Nicholas Riccio Mr. Thomas Riccio Mrs. Eleanor F. Richie Mr. 6. Mrs. Arthur Roy Mr. 6. Mrs. David Rugar Mr. 5 Mrs. Raymond I . Rulis Mr. 6 Mrs. Leonard I. Sadosky Mr. 6: Mrs. Stanley V. Sadosky Mr. 6, Mrs. Vincent F. Sadosky Mr. :Sf Mrs. Stanley Sedor Mr. 6. Mrs. I. Sbukis Mr. 6 Mrs. Frank Staples Mr. 6 Mrs. Carl Stevens Mr. G Mrs. Clifton I. Thresher Mr. G Mrs. Ioseph Tymkow Mr. 6 Mrs. Iack Uttley Mr. 61 Mrs. R. L. Webster Miss Eunice Wilson Mr. William Wilson Mr. 6. Mrs. Raymond Zamulko PROFESSIONAL PAGE DENTISTS Irving Herbert, DMD ........ .............................. E. M. Shurtleff, DDS .......... Raymond E. Zeiner, DDS ...... VETERINARIANS Dav1d B. Bender, Dr. .................................................. ......... . Francls T. Pallottx, Dr. .... .................................. ....... . OPTOMETRISTS W. R. Burgess, Dr. ................................................ ......... . Edw. I. Goldenberg. DR. ..... . Stephen M. Donohue, MD C. A. Gundling, MD ............,. PHYSICIAN S William H. MacCready, Iohn M. Monacella, MD ............ T. M. Poirier, MD .................... William H. Pomeroy, MD .... A. P. Pratt, MD ........................ Warren B. 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SON RED and wHnE stone Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables Delicatessen - Cigars and Tobacco Candy and Ice Cream Phone 8-8773 16 Poquonock Ave. Windsor, Conn H0f0'0t'0?'-9'?05'-7t762f06'10'0'17t0Y0's7f7'0Y?0'6'0'0'0K0 62202 -f02'0f 3 W 2 S 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 S 2 3 ?'47 0X?'02401476017f0N01l?G0v'05f02f0140P'0401'0Y7 l0f0M01 Complimenfs of WINDSOR MEN'S SHOP THE RowEN LEAHY ARROW Shim COMPANY Men's Furnishings-Sportswear Your Store for Nationally - A -' Advertised Brands CLIPPER CRAFT 40 MIDLAND STREET MQCGREGOR HARTFORD CONNECTICUT LEE HATS Complimenfsof CARVILLE'S RESTAURANT JUST BEYOND THE FULLER BRUSH 9 -00402631 020'-'Zi' 7010-'0f 05'0ll0K?N05C9 05f0N07'0 Q1f0 0'Z5!0 ?90'4-05'05'05 FWS C O S Y C C R N E R LUNCHEONETTE Across the Windsor Green 0 F h h Y h FA . . Mildred and Pete M 9 5 5 5 3 .2 2020117 080565 '-0 0-4-0K0Y 0 0N?'04'0'0101'0f'-0Y0lf0K0'16K0N0Y0Y0'2 0'6X0f40K0K0P' E EMM 1010210f0G0f05'001010f1?'0'f0 Compliments of THE STEVENS PAPER MILLS, INC. 2 2 2 WINDSOR, coNN. Compliments of SPCJNZO OIL COMPANY SWR wlLsoN, coNNEcncuT Telephone 8-3925 '0 l05'0'C05l00'04C0 ?' I 01Zl6X0Y-0-K0'6x 610'-0' 27' 0'Z'1'0 a E 2 3 3 5 2 2 5 The DENT COUNCIL EWWWWW 2 3 3 STU 0105 '0Ps0's0N-0'10'2'0110'vr0X0N0'2'-0 +'0 0N0'f0 0N01f01 0110101101025 com Zl760!!W'1f69 . . . MNH in design PINS MEDALS CPHILSITIBHSIIIP CHARMS !. t cups and qua 1 y PLAQUE5. TROPHIES .IEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS Q ff MANUFACTURING IEWEIERS 3 IIIIIIISSCIIISI lasrnu - 17 JOIlIISiIIEEi,IEVlIl1IIKB,II.Y. - rnovinencs Telephone 6-0256 73 PARK AVENUE Res. Windsor 8-3785 WINDSOR RADIO SERVICE Home Radios Repaired Auto Radio Specialist All Work Guaranteed TELEVISION SALES SIRSERVICE TABER CADILLAC BLDG. 1530 ALBANY AVE. Hartford 5, Conn. 6 H0'0WN0f00N0Y0G00k7f047'?0G?406'W'00N00f010'-0s00f0I0G0s746K 'I 02 f?'?'0+f?0'4?0Y0f7 '040f'-0510162 Compliments of SUPER SPRING 8. WELDING CO. 767 WINDSOR sr. Hartford, Conn. Tel. Hartford 2-8317 lil if if Acetylene 81 Electric Fabricating Welding Work P Truck Wheel - WELDED - Front End Balancing Work URWEIDER CHEVROLET CO., INC. 192 BROAD STREET WINDSOR, CONN. H. Urweider Telephone 8-3671 SNELGROVE FLORIST 175 BROAD STREET Windsor, Conn. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT CO. Engineered Snow Removal Equipment P. O. BOX 671 HARTFORD, CONN. Plant 457 Windsor Ave. Wilson, Conn. Compliments of JOURDAN LUMBER CO Lumber and Building Supplies PIERSON LANE Windsor, Connecticut x7G70K?f0'0010006v0'70N?0K00Y76I006'0100N70f610Y00100lW100Zx PRESCRIPTIONS SICK ROOM NEEDS RUBBER GOODS PHARMACEUTICALS BIOLOGICALS if if QU WINDSOR DRUG CO. PHONE 8-8300 WINDSOR, CONN. YOUR DRUG STORE Wilson Paint 81 Wallpaper Centre Compliments of Located at 358 WINDSOR AVE. LAUREL UPHOLSTERING Opposite St. Gertrude's Church Complete Line of 5 D 4 EAGLO AND BAY STATE PRODUCTS Featuring a Large Variety of Wallpapers, Sundries and Brushes Reupholstering, slip covers and Open Friday Evening until 9 p.m. antiques our specialty Free Delivery Tel. 7-0360 90 G05f0 -?'17l0'45'07G0f '07l0N0 1 04 5 '7'?40' '0Y?'0 740W0 0 '?'0 ?'0N95'05'0ff9'l0N0K0N0 0g THE GATEWAY 140 POQUONOCK AVENUE - At East and Mack Streets For Teen Age Shoppers Blouses Dungarees Sweaters Scarves Swagger Socks Lingerie Sweat Shirts Beach Coats Swim Suits Bathing Caps 5 Lipstick CHazel Bishop, etc.j Shampoos - Toiletries School Supplies ANN STRAHAN-Owner Fussy Dry Cleaning Tel. 8-2385 Compliments of CH RlSTENSEN'S TEXACO SERVICE IFormerly Ellsworth Service Centerj 460 WINDSOR AVE. WILSON, CONN. Phone 46-9031 3131351 Firestone Batteries and Tires Auto Accessories Sports Equipment w0'002'0'0'0f0'0'0l0Q2s0G0Y00rWM01010'00r0Y0'0N0'001'00010'0l6 1 05 i 2?'0f'0'G0'G0v'0f40?'0 0 0 L02f011010102f0220' It s easier than you think to build a new home when you let THE CAPITOL CITY LUMBER COMPANY help you. SATURDAY-8 00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. Compliments of Compliments EDWARD B. SLUZINSKI OLIVER T. MATHER Plumbing and Heating Automatic Heating Systems MONDAY-FRIDAY-8:00 A.M. - 12:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. of 01001101-?K0 0v 0l01'0f-0G0M0 'I 06 Compliments of LI NER-ATWI LL CO. I il IU if HARTFORD CONNECTICUT WILSON SERVICE . Compliments of STATION Gas, Oils, Accessories, Range Oil, Fuel Oil, Baffery Service, Oil Burners, Sales and Service lat the traffic Iighfj Phone 5-9514 458 Windsor Avenue Wilson, Conn 418 WINDSOR AVE. WILSON, CONN. Telephone 5-9956 Serving Windsor for 20 Years 01' 0n0w0r 'I07 f01f0f02610'47'0101'010'61G0'f 40N0N0 RENT A lj FULL or PROTECTION Safeguard your valuables in a 6 sate deposit box with us. The 5 cost is little .... the peace of mind is considerable. Come in this week. THE WINDSCR TRUST COMPANY Windsor, Conn. Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation K?0G7G?s?' 0f'J01r0kW001' G0'0W050'0l010' 'I 08 f '05 40 01s740P402L0s0'10vf0vf01s0?10140 0t6X Compliments of WILSON DRUG COMPANY 396 Windsor Avenue Wilson, Conn. Compliments of WILLIAM H. SCHAFER AND SON Plumbing and Heating Contractors Telephone 8-3935 Compliments of WILKOS BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN 7 BLOOMFIELD AVE. Wedding Cakes - Pastries Birthday Cakes - Doughnuts Windsor Connecticut Compliments of J. P. MARKET 378 WINDSOR AVENUE Wilson, Conn. Telephone 6-4341 Where quality prevails Electrical Appliances THEODORE R. AHRENS 25 REMINGTON ROAD Phone 8-2178 Windsor, Conn. YOUR SAVINGS INSURED UP TO 310,000.00 Windsor Federal Savings and Loan Association 230 Broad Street Windsor, Conn mowafawouov Compliments ot PROFESSIONAL BARBER SHOP HAIRCUTS WITH THE PROFESSIONAL TOUCH William LeFebvre, Proprietor 2 Barbers at Your Service 7 BARBER ST. WILSON, CONN -G01 W E S L E Y ' S TELEVISION - APPLIANCES TYPEWRITERS 360 Windsor Ave. Wilson Compliments of WINDSOR PACKARD, INC. John P. Cannon Compliments ot VISIT THE SANITARY BARBER SHOP 166 BROAD STREET Windsor 5,4 Compliments of PROUTY'S PHARMACY 280 BROAD STREET Phone 8-2260 Windsor, Conn. Your shopping center with branch stores in East Hartford West Hartford Saybrook 0 0l'0'97 ?'0Y '0 0 0'5 -0N05'0' 20P'010K01102'05C is f-010 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 52 5 5 5 E Fon EVERY NEED - HEAD TO Poor 3 CELLAR TO ATTIC 5 5 5 a complete line of g Personal and Household brushes brought to you 2 by your Fuller Brush Dealers 5 Debutante Cosmetics - by the famous home of Daggett and Ramsdell X THE FULLER BRUSH COMPANY Hartford 2, Connecticut 111 'S 5 5 5 Compliments of 5 WINDSOR E FURNITURE COMPANY BLOOMFIELD AVE. Q WINDSOR, CONN. 5 5 Compliments of MABEL M. WILSHIRE 9 DRAKE STREET WILSON CONNECTICUT Compliments of B A R T ' S Home of the Famous NOAH'S ARK Registered SUNDAE The Correer Service, Inc. TIRES TIRE REPAIRS BATTERIES LUBRICATION ACCESSORIES 70 PALISADO AVE., WINDSOR, CONN. Tel. 8-8786 Your Neighborhood Service Station 6X 611ff110Y -01 102' 9 wr H01'0 0 t0N0'+'0'0N0'f0N-0110201102l0'k?'1740'0K7f0'H0'Q0N0'0N01r0'0H10M0f0'0'10Y0'6vf0N0's0X 0f0N0N040N0 ff0v0'1?'02s011-7401101'-?10X0P'0s01'0'10v40W'0N02f0f0N0fE0l02f01s0WE0v101'020vs0N6X A 3 5 5 5 l A Compliments of Best Wishes JAMES P. KEATING for the JOHN M' HENRY CLASS or 1953 Agents for Prudential Insurance Co. in WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT I WILSON BEAUTY SALON 2 Phone Hartford 3-6291 5 5 BEST WISHES to The newest graduating class from A member of the first graduating class JOHN FITCH HIGH SCHOOL Henry M. Snow THE SNOW BUICK CO. Windsor Phone 8-3668 x?G0WN00'017 001s0k?'0L?'?f0N010s00f01?01100N0'00N9s0l0'01?6 Compliments of EDWARD J. KERNAN 8. CO. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Kaiser Frazer Tele. Windsor 8-3775 CHORCHES K. F. AUTO SALES Sales 8. Service 1695 POQUONOCK AVENUE WINDSOR, CONN. 04'9!0'0P47'0P401101W261101'0H'0140f'0l4040101101G0510240f014014?102101'0A0PL0N6 Congratulations To the New Graduates THE WAREHOUSE POINT CO. and AIRLINE MANUFACTURING CO. ww-0'-656 r0u0v 5 OF CONN., INC. WAREHOUSE POINT, CONN. MONTVILLE, CONN. GRANT PARK, ILL. T. OITOOLXE E3 S ON S, INCORPORATED LITHOCRAPI-IY 06120 PRINTING 3I JEFFERSON STREET - STAMFORDCQNQECTICUT - TELEPHONE 4 9226 RECT W YORK WIRE-ME MASTERS 8.33.2 ARTS -if 1 5 Compliments of N Compliments of GEORGE A LANG GARAGE THE MODEL FOOD MARKET 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICES 226 WINDSOR AVENUE Q Tel. 8-3860 Poquonock, Conn. WILSON, CONN. 5 Compliments of S Q 5 sMlTH AND BURK Comp'-mer-fs of A Complete Food Store Experienced Meotmen A Delivery ond Parking 138 POQUONOCK AVE. Windsor, Conn. Phone 8-3657 THOMPSON FLORIST Compliments of Dorothy Thompson MoNosoN's uPHoLsrERuNo 26 MAPLE AVENUE Telephone: 8-4241 - 8-2528 K?G?0f0w0f0f9G?0C040'0010WK0490I0N000l00f00P0'010'04700f00W10 'I 15 S 0 0 0 0 0 W W MPLIMENTS 10N0'0'1WN0ff0'f010ff-0' C O W W A. E. STEPHENS 3 3 3 2 2 3 2 E E 2 E 2 NY MPA CCD 50 5 2 5 3 3 3 0 05G0'02Q0S0P04040 0'f0N01-717h0-020vl0vf010lf01?c0w6 coMPuMENTs or MERWIN, LEEK, AND SHEEHAN Funeral Home COMPLIMENTS of the DRAMATIC CLUB WIWYJDC -0 0f'-0 06u0r-0H0'G04' 010' X I S0K0N014050Z'N0X?l0P40 0N04G0 740 0 05'05C04l01!0N?l0'1027209107-Qf'-7'0P'-0N0 -9'-0N0 40 0 5 5 Compliments of NEW RYE BAKING CO., INC. A L D O R I S Bread, Rolls, and Pastry baked daily 374 WINDSOR AVE. WILSON, CONN. Phone Hartford 6-4473 ICE CREAM BAR and T. I. DONAHUE RESTAURANT APPLIANCES 2 Radio Sales and Service 5 Tel. Windsor 8-3117 1620 Poquonock Ave. Poquonock, Conn. Compliments of EASTERN STATES FARMER'S EXCHANGE, INC. B I ' I' Walter M. Simmons, Representative es Wlshes 0 'he FEEDS, SEEDS and FERTILIZERS WINDSOR, CONN. CLASS OF 1953 WINDSOR ROD AND GUN CLUB, INC. Our acknowledgment to those merchants who contributed to the support of our year book, John CGICIIIIO' Pres' but who wished to remain anony- ITIOUS. x9' f0'?99' l?0'07'Q'i0'k?7'2l0V65f0340'19y'f9'C9f67f0'f65 1 1 8 -GDC '0 61W 10'v 10 319' 01' Members of the Graduating Class WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT BOYS Ahrens, Earl G. ........... . Allaire, Richard O. ...... . Bradley, Edward S. Brown, Stanton F. .... . Byrne, Peter E. .,......... . Cappello, Iames R. ...... . Cleaver, Robert ......... DeGray, Donald ........ Dillon, Robert I. ..,......... . Douglas, Robert ......... Esmond, William A. ....... . Evans, Richard T. ........ . Ferraina. Daniel I. .... . Franz, Edward F. ..... . Frosh, Allan D. ......... . Galati, Michael A. .... . Golding, Arthur G. Griswold, Laurence E. ...... . Healy, Albert F., Ir. .. Johnson, Frederick ....... Iuliano, Tony ............ Lehman, Eugene ....... Longley, Kenneh E. Mathews, Richard C. ...... . Mattarazzo, Frank T. ...... . McDermott, Iohn B. ..... . Miller, Frank L. ............ . Milliken, Richard T. .. Morgan, Sherman ..... Morrell, Alan R. ....... . Mylek, Stanley S. .... . Nelson, Howard T. Petersen, Richard L. .. Riccio, Iohn ................. Ritchotte, Charles B. Rizzuto, Albert ............ Roy, George E. ......... . Royce, Gordon ....... Rozman, Earl E. .... . Sapolis, Albert L. ..... . Sawka, William ......... Sponzo, Michael I. ...... . Stryker, Garrett D. .... . Therkelsen, Thomas .. Unghire, Iohn F. ....... . Veranis, Charles ........ 1952 - 1953 25 Remington Road, Windsor 132 Seymour Street, Windsor 46 Barber Street, Wilson 760 Poquonock Avenue, 68 Filley Street, 1186 Matianuck Avenue 120 Ludlow Road, 1580 Poquonock Avenue. 55 Taylor Street, 259 Deerfield Road, 40 Matianuck Avenue, 29 Stinson Place, Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor 52 Faneuil Street, Wilson 121 Giddings Avenue, Windsor 78 Maple Avenue, Windsor 700 Rood Avenue, Windsor 1600 Poquonock Avenue, Poquonock 136 Midian Avenue, Windsor 217 Deerfield Road, Windsor '20 Woodland Street, Windsor Skitchewaug Street, Wilson 140 East Street, 646 Kennedy Road, ..........1l0 Preston Street. Belmont Avenue. 34 Park Avenue, 84 Elm Street, 28 Sycamore Street, 744 Kennedy Road, 124 Tobey Avenue, Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor 3 Rod Road, Wilson 28 Remington Road, Windsor 25 Phelps Street, Windsor 29 Faneuil Street, Wilson 300 Capen Street, Windsor 35 Irving Street, Wilson 1005 Matianuck Avenue, Windsor 108 Upper Broad Street, Windsor 357 Matianuck Avenue, Windsor 67 Pleasant Street, Windsor 30 Bristol Street, Wilson 876 Windsor Avenue, Wilson 96 Maple Avenue, Windsor 183 Windsor Avenue, Wilson 135 Rood Avenue, Windsor 1110 Kennedy Road, Windsor 119 GIRLS Avery, Lucille ........... Babcock, Gloria M. ..... . Backman, Diane R. ...... Beach, Roberta C. ............ ..... . 15 Barber Street, Wilson 84 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor 6 Garden Street, Wilson 55 Hayden Station Road , Windsor Brousseau, Marlene A 55 Hayden Station Road, Windsor Brown, Ioan E. ................. ................. W oodland Road, Windsor Brudz, Mary A. ............. ................... S tation 17, Windsor Cardillo, Marilyn I. ..... . Cox, Cynthia I. ................ . Dickinson, Suzanne L. Girard, Virginia ............... Gould, Elizabeth A. .... . Granger, Ianet E. ....... . Groskritz, Susanne M. Kostyk, Helen ............... Kot, Angela ................ Lankarge, Carol A. ..... . La Roche, Shirley ....... Lasky, Shirley ........... Lemieux, Gail M. ....... . Linonis, Genevieve A. Mather, Patricia L. ..... . Molyneaux, Grace A. Moran, Ruth ................. Morrell, Shirley A. ...... . Murray, Verna .......... Pontillo, Rose M. ........ , Richie, Florence E. .......... . Robinson, Geraldine C. ...... Sadosky, Gloria ............... Schofield, Ianice ....... . 10 Cottage Street, Windsor 30 Filley Street, Windsor 30 Kellogg Street, Windsor Prospect Hill Road, Windsor 222 Preston Street, Windsor Windsor 25 Taylor Road, 14 Violet Street, Wilson 30 Warrent Street, Wilson 7223 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor 85 Tobey Avenue, Windsor .. ................,............. Stone Road, 1172 Matianuck Avenue. Windsor Windsor . ....................... 515 Broad St., Windsor 1916 Poquonock Avenue .. ......... 911 Matianuck Avenue 96 Giddings Avenue. I Windsor Windsor Windsor 368 Deerfield Road, Windsor 63 Lovell Avenue Windsor 76 Capen Street, Windsor 76 Capen Street Windsor 219 Broad Street 1314 Pctlisado Avenuel Windsor Windsor 14 Wolcott Avenue, Wilson 12 Fyler Drive, Windsor Shorkey, Ruth E. ..... .. ............... High Street, Rainbow Simonin, Elice ....... ......... 3 32 Rood Avenue, Windsor Smith, Marilyn P, ............ .......................... 8 7 East Street, Windsor Stevens, Carolyn Iune Strahan, Iudith E. ............. Suschena, Ianet ........ T ymkow, Vera K. .... . Wall, Marcia ............. Wallace, Ianice H. .... . Webster, Shirley ....... Wilson, Grace A. .....,. . Yawgel, Elizabeth ....... . 106 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor 43 Remington Road, Windsor . 228 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor 64 Wilson Avenue, Wilson 71 Maple Street, Poquonock .. ..............,......... 102 East Street, Windsor 105 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor Cook Hill Road, Windsor 139 Midian Avenue, Deerfield wb-.f ,K n4:,.a.lA ,fe ' :HR '. 1 , f, ,r s'- , , ' fl. --',-,fflsf r , , . - X, fr , , ,. .X ' ', In f :IA V i, X .X, 1 ' ' Q35 , 'f A '-IQ. . vi, f ' I--T, Q 1 Q'-wg. - :V 'ff' . Q ,. .2-, XV? 5 7 l1,Y.'24-- ' ' 'gg '- iff ., mg ,H X, , f .w..fg-i:- 1. ,I .U .A 3 ax' 'r .f 1 If ,pg ff ,L-.,5.X 1 ,:- '13 XX Xu., r - f,',- '1L. 1 .. .ze-E, '..L'-2,f2':: K-1 v ' 'f-HH 'llif ', ' I .-g ',' ' 4.1, I .. M., XX ,4 .. ,XR - are '1f'f?4, X ' ' fav 'V-3 .'- -11... W ve ' - J- 45' 'gy ',wj,1w-.'.5 ig i mf: H, -H' 4, 1 X....,:.'g. 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