Windsor High School - Tunxis Yearbook (Windsor, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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AILEEN DIKE In grateful appreciation and in recognition of her continued ef- forts for each succeeding senior class, we, the class of 1957, dedicate this Tunxis to Mrs. Aileen Dike. 3 ADMINISTRATION EARLE S. RUSSELL FRANCIS B. SULLIVAN Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent EL BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Victor R. Macdonald, Donald G. Vaughan, Ralph Caye, Chairman Herbert A Howard, Secretaryg Maryjenn Beardsworth. 4 .C l ADMINISTRATION .W n, AIIII SAMUEL CROCKETT JOHN RIMOSUKAS Principal Vice-Principal in CATHERINE DEVINE ALBERT RIMOSUKAS Guidance Director Director of Adult Education and juvenile Recreation 5 Mrs. Eileen Alokones English, Social Studies, Introductory Language l wr.. we t A in Miss Edith Bradley Business Education sr. eff all Q W A . , yt .. ., .... --ws' -as S at ,5A, i3Z'5 tfi x 523, - . We .SN ' i . Nw, f. . ,,.. ,,,, 2,As . . Mrs. Esther Cloonan English, Mathematics Mr. Harold DePianta Business Education Mrs. Alyce Bacon Art f 5 'U Mr. William Campbell Science, Mathematics Mr. Richard Blaisdell Mathematics Mr. Charles Chapman French, Spanish H., V . W. -Q Mrs. Catharine Craig . iw I n xx Miss Alice Chesebrough Mathematics, Science Art VW ,wtalsgxfws,tfytzwa. W.-1 Mrs. Aileen Dilce English, journalism Mrs. Marilyn Davis Physical Education, Health Mr. Arlan Dimock Industrial Arts 6 Miss Barbara Delmore Latin, English . . ,?........... li - lg :sf , g 5, 3- N ,... A I S X .,.,.. at ,. .Q V ..,. u ' . - . .' wif ' ' . - 7? 5342. 55 ' Q if ., 't I - A we , if --use -- X i 'S E' s r . ..,.,. . .,..-.-- s. 1 ' A J Miss Frances Donovan English, Social Studies LTY Mr. james Hanley Science Mrs. Eleanor Krahmer English, Social Studies, Introductory Language Mrs. Elizabeth Lotreck I-Iomemaking it sv fi' I 1. Iii- Miss Marion Fuller Music Mr. Joseph Govoni Industrial Arts V ft I ay, F i tsi -, -W as I at-at ,... 'S iifiiiix, V ,Q ,. 1,.,,iV E Mrs. Fayne Kearns English, Social Studies Mr. Ernest Lewis Science 7 X, wr., Miss Arlene Fritz English, Social Studies Miss Barbara Gough Physical Education Miss Marjorie Kane English Mr-s. Esther Leary Science Q r t f ' E. Q r 0 Y X s I Mr. Donald Fisher Industrial Arts Mr. Warren Giffin History Mr. William johnson Mathematics ,pm Mr. Vincent Lee Driver Education . , F A f A 4- Mr. Dwight Martin Industrial Arts fm 3 5 .,:t-, .v v kg ,gfg b V tm 111 y a ,sqrzw Miss Carol McClure Homemaking Mr. David Modena Science, Mathematics Mrs. Madeline McKernan Mathematics, Science -W 'A , f 2 Mr. Timothy Murphy ix Social Studies, History Mr. John Myers English, Social Studies, Public Speaking Mrs. Ursula Potter English, Mathematics Mrs. Evelyn Rimosukas it 1, , Librarian Mr. joseph Powell English, Social Studies Mr. john Reilly English, Social Studies ,A ' 1 T tttt y Q t VK X S ii l K X i Y , X ,x . A if 'W' I 1:-1, Mr. William Hacker Science, Social Studies Miss Shirley Rosie English, Social Studies Mrs. Martha Menard Science, English Mr. Charles North Business Education Q- vim nog, I VIN? , '32 X r A , 1- E S i avx 7 9 , r 1 Q 4 rl sa 'l 4 f P' 1 ,- Q sf ,gg at t A .Q 54 vsws, wr: ' '73 2? f ,, QifaR r it y e N 'aiu Q . ' Q 5 ,rf Q25 ight-x ' KNAW 1 s cr NY' aa r , Qi,aa 95 5200 N rw X Mr. Donald Reimer Mathematics, Science Mr. Gille Sauve Physical Education P, ,Q lx 45,3 K f ' , ,A Mr. Edward Stuart Physical Education Driver Education Mrs. Virginia Wehner Business Education Miss Jean Weir Business Education QV K sisrfiit. Mrs. Elizabeth Egan Dietician Mr. Robert Stevenson Science, Social Studies 5. lt f l f r A we-..,..,,,m . S M Mrs. Patricia Stanley Homemaking Mr. Deane Warner English, Social Studies 5- if S S . .4 eltse .lf t 1 'E fl ttilr ,I- V V... . ,.,,, 0 ig Miss Dorothy Williams English, Social Studies E is , - R X lyff fx Mrs. Estelle Aschenbach School Nurse 1 ,W it Mr. james Tucker Mathematics, Science Mr. Grandon Willet Mathematics, Science Miss Mercy Butz Secretary Mr. Richard Smith Music Miss Janice Swindell English Mrs. Agnes Wren Mathematics, Science Miss Grace Carlozzi Secretary 9 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Arlene Yesaitis, Secre- taryg Wzlrren johnson, Presidentg Cynthia Mo ran, Vice-Presidentg Eugenie Gelinas, Treasurer Standing: Miss Marjorie Kane and Mr. Richard Blaisdell, Class Advisors. 10 ' X my b. ' , f . -15 an '.a, . f 1 , J 4 r 8 1 ,V . , .af 1 ,JA 'Q .mf .'k. 8' 1 . , , 6 A 1 4 Q in rv Y, fr ,A . , as , .w L.,i,W . 1 1 QQ, 1 ity, w M X .2 ,A , ,im .. t-Q .5 tt 4 f , 5 .Y X 5 fa' ' L us' 1 Na . , 1 .fb 4 f VERNA ALBERT Give uf I0 go blitbely on our lzurinen' all llair day Activities: Girls' Glee Club 3: Senior EDNA MAE ANDERSON Choir 3. K 5' JOAN MURIEL BABCOCK A good bean it worth gold Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 23 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3: Badminton Club 2, 3, 4, Alumni Game 3, 4, Play Day 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: junior Choir lg Guide 31 Loud Speaker Staff 23 Hockey Club 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 4: Nutmeg 020 2, 3: G. A. A. 35 Tunxis Board, Editorial. Happy is the in her impifla ufayJ Activities: A. A. 1, 2, Class Night Committee, Will. B1 6 , fr, fi, sr -' - ,,g,f:w .mea 3. . It fi' A Q 'Rr 7 Q T., . Q if V I H.. G W N. 4 2 ,, . 't J , . ff i Rams. .i wt... .wh f., .JMR .,,.,3,33X -.ff if-fs. at ' lr' ,wi it-viwfsf Q f Q at A573531 1221 , Q ii 'ki in -5. . JOSEPH D. BAKSTIS Ar upright ar the cedar Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committee: Class Night Corn- mittee, Prophecy. 'I2 MARTHA E. ANDERSON Sofmeu of :mile indicate: sweemer: of Jpzrzf' Activities: Latin Club lg Tumbling Club 1, 25 Letters, lg Intramurals 33 Cheer- leader 3, 4, Co-captain 43 Girls' A. A.: Student Gym Assistant, Sadie Hawkins' Character - College Girl g Perfect Attendance lg Tunix Board, Business. MEREDITH ANNE BARNES I am not Jucceuful at being pompourj the bert I can do ix appear embarra.r.red Activities: Dramatic Club 2, I love Lucy Cast 2g Girls' Glee Club lg A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Secretary 2: Perfect Attendance lg Leaders' Corps 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Band 4: Loud Speaker Staff 1, 2g Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committee, Tunxis Board, Edi- torial. MICHAEL BATAYTE I like uforhg it farcirzales me. I can .vit and look at il for hours Activities: Intramurals 1, 23 Dramatic Club 25 Class Night Committee, Pro- phecy. BARBARA BELL A cheerful temper make: lartirzg friends ROBERT BEAN BARBARA ANN BEEBE Follow fad or fashion Activities: Girls' Glee Club 3g A. A. 4: junior Choir Ig Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 3, Tomahawk Staff To happirzeff, I can ree, frolic if the 33 Class Night Committee, Will. key!! Activities: Intramurals Ig Class Night Committee, Gifts. SANDRA LOUISE BEST What if life for, if not to enjoy it? Activities: A. A. Ig junior Choir Ig Senior Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Tomahawk Staff 5g Tunxis Board, Art. 13 EDWARD JOSEPH BOERO Good humor maker all thing: tolerahlen Activities: Transferred from Weaver High School, 1955: Football 1, 25 Weaver Boys' Club 1, 2, A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committeeg Sadie Hawkins' Dance Character - Tiny g Gym Secretary: Tunxis Board, Businessg Class Night Committee, Will. MADELINE BONTURI That which it worth doing is worth doing well Activities: Creative Writing Club 2, 3, 4, A. A. 2, 3, 45 Senior Choir 3, 4, Soloist 3, 43 Girls' Softball Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Club 49 Junior Class Money-Making Committee, Chairman 33 Girls' Ensemble 4g Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Citizenship Award 2, 3, 4g Intra- murals 4g Loud Speaker Staff, Social Editor 33 Pen and Ink 25 Tunxis Board - Editor-in-chief. BARBARA BUDRICK Voice of an angelp spirit of a devil Activities: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Tunxis Board, Editorial. 4. HELEN ANN BROWN To know her ix to like her Activities.: Transferred from Albany High School, 1956: Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 35 Class Night Committee, Pro- phecy. ROSE CABRAL WondronJ it the strength of cheerfulnexf' Activities: Alumni Game 43 Intra- murals 43 Student Gym Assistant 4, Drill Team 43 Sadie Hawkins' Dance Character - Wolf Gal , Class Night Committee, Will. 14 JOYCE D. BUCKAVICH Bre1fity if the soul of wit Activities: A. A. 1, 2. BARBARA JEAN CASE Art giver nothing hut the highext quality to each moment Activities: French Club 2, 3g Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3: Junior Choir lg Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Girls' Physical Education Exhibition 35 Delegate to U. N. 33 Tunxis Board, Art, Class Night Com- mittees, Phophecy, Gifts. PATRICIA CHAMPANY A voice of beauty it Ike pallvzvay to happiness tctivitiesz Girls' Glee Club 53 Senior Ihoir 5, 4, Soloist, 3, 4. EUGENE G. CHIARAMONTE Quiet, friendly, likable ctivities: Intramurals 33 Sadie Hawk- is' Character - College Boy , unxis Board, Business. ROBERT CHAPMAN To give and take a joke Activities: Basketball Varsity 3: Intra- murals 1, 2, 4: French Club 2, Tunxis Board, Business. BARBARA I.. CHRBTENSEN A blurb ir the color of virtue Activities: A. A. 5, 45 Political Science Club 43 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- president 4, Loud Speaker Staff 2. 15 -Wiifismggtpw , xv, MARILYN JOYCE CHASE Why Worry? Tomorrow may never come Activities: Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball Club 43 Alumni Basketball Team 49 Class Night Committee, Prophecy. JAMES D. CIRILLO, JR. Who doer noi befriend hirnrelf by doing good? Activities: Letters, 6, Soccer Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4g Basketball Var- sity 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Baseball Var- sity 2, 3, 43 Alumni Game 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Student Patrol 3, 4, Captain 43 Chairman Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committeeg Sadie Hawkins' Dance Character - Pappy Yolcum g Citizenship Award 1, 2, 33 Honor Roll 15 Tunxis Board, Business. JOHN CRONSELL A friend it never known til a man have need Activities: Tumbling Club 1, 2: Base- ball, Assistant Manager 3g Class Night Committee, History. CHARLOTTE E. DAVIS Pleasure and action make the hour! seem shorter Activities: Creative Writing Club 4: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Corps 2: Loud Speaker Staff 1, 2: Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committee: Perfect Attendance lg Citizenship Award 2: Honor Roll 1, 2 3 Tunxis Boards, Typing - Chairman, Editorial. MERLENE JOAN DE GRAY QaietneI.r it ber virtue Activities: A. A. 1, 4: Archery Club 3, 45 Intramurals 3, 4: junior Choir 1: Class Night Committee, Will. 'I6 DEXTER AYER DICKINSON We are the .rcientixtx of today, we are the leader: of tomorrow Activities: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4:-Creative Writing Club 3, 4: Political Science Club 2, 4: Foreign Policy Association 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4, President 4: Student Patrol 3, 4: Par- ade of Youth Forum 2, 3: Pen and Ink 3, Class Money-Making Committee 3: Living Statues 33 Northern Conn- ecticut Science Fair 2, 3, 4g Hartford Regional Youth Conference 2, 3, 4: I Love Lucy Cast 2, Why the Chimes Rang Cast 4: Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committee: Sadie Hawkins' Dance Character - Marryin' Sam , Class Night Committee, Prophecy. ANDREW DE FILIPPO Youth if wholly experimental Activities: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Class Night Committee, Gifts. FRANCIS RICHARD DILLON ln China red it the color of lJappine:.r, and .ro it i.r at Windror High Activities: Latin Club 15 Political Science Club 4: Basketball Varsity 3, Intramurals I, 2: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Co-Secretary 4: Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Class Night Committee, Will. JUDITI-I ANN DIVINE 'Ir not life a hunderd timer too rhorl for ur to bore ourrel11er? kctivities: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Alumni Eame 2, 3, 45 Play Day 2, 3, 4: Intra- nurals 1, 2, 3, 49 Class Night Com- nittee, Gifts. RICHARD M, DYLEWSKI Speech ir not the full measure of friendrhipu Activities: Class Night Committee, His- tory. EDITH EWING I never met a person I didn't like Activities: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Choir 1. -he 1 MARIE ANN FASANELLI If hoyr interfere with rtudies, drop rtudiern Activities: Dramatic Club 2: Library Club 1, 2, Junior Choir 2 g Senior Choir 3. LYNN FRANTZ Self-conhdence ir a necessity 'I7 GAIL J. FROSCH Blerred are lhey that have the gift of making friends Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 23 A. A. 1, 2, 3: Library Club 23 junior Choir 1: Band 3, 4: Pep Band 43 Loud Speaker Staff lg Perfect Attendance lg Citizenship Award 2: Tunxis Board, Typing. GARY J. FROSCH Hit friendly nature can he measured by his height Activities: Political Science Club 45 Pep Band 45 Band 45 Perfect Attendance 34 Class Night Committees, Prophecy, Gifts. GAY FROSCH She if both .rerioux and merry Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 25 A. A. 1, 2, 35 Library Club 25 Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 45 Citizenship Award 2, 35 Hockey Club 1, 2, 35 Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committee5 Gym Secretary 35 Tunxis Board, Typing. JOHN GASPARINO When Fortune smiles, I :mile to think how quickly :he will frown EUGENIE GELINAS The only way to have a friend if to he one Activities: Dramatic Club 25 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 15 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 Junior Class Money-Making Committee 35 Softball Club 3, 45 Class Oihcer - Secretary 1, Treasurer 3, 45 Gym Secretary 45 Class Night Committee, History. 18 BONNIE SANDRA FURMAN Small cheer and great welcome make a merry fear! Activities: French Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Archery Club 3, 45 Girls' Physical Education Exhibition 15 Class Night Committee, History. CLAYTON H. GOULD A still tongue :hows a wise head Activities: French Club 2, 35 Varsity 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Attendance 25 Class Night Committee, History. CAROL ANN GRANGER If personality ir the mearure of 'ealth, we have a rmllzonazre in our main ctivities: Dramatic Club 25 Girls' lee Club 23 Girls' A. A. 3, Modern lance Club 33 Intrmurals 1, 35 Cheer- ader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Senior Choir 2, 35 junior Choir lg Student Coun- l 3: Student Patrol 3, 4, Laurel Girls' :ate 3, Reporter - Parade of Youth , Loud Speaker Staff 2, Sadie Hawkins' 'ance Character - Sadie Hawkinsug lass Night Committee, History. NAN MARIE HINSON With a voice full of life and laughter ctivities: A. A. l, 39 Modern Dance lub 1, 2, President 25 Letters, lg In- amurals l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 45 inior Choir 1, Secretary lg Student an-ol 3, 4: Student Gym Assistant 3, I Honor Roll lg Class Night Com- littee, Will. SHIRLEY ANNE GREEN A pleafaat face it a Jilent recommendatzorf' Activities: A. A. 1, 4, Tunxis Board, Businessg Class Night Committee, Will. JUNE ANN HATHEWAY There was a raft and pemive grace, a cart of thought upon her face Activities: French Club 3, 45 A. A. 4, Tumbling Club 3, 4, Intramurals 35 Class Night Committee, Prophecy. . 4 DOROTHY W. HOLOWIESZKO She har a way ahout her, an act of .tuhtle grace Activities: Latin Club lg Modern Dance Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-treasurer 3, Ad- visor 4g Cheerleader 3, 4g Loud Speaker Staff 2, Class Night Committee, Pro- phecy. 'I9 JOAN HOTCHKISS Life if at good at we are happy Activities: Transferred from William Hall High School, 1955g Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 1, 2, Badminton Club 1, 25 Junior Choir lg Band lg Student Patrol 1, 23 All State Chorus lg Guide 1, 2, Glee Club Accompanist 1, 2, 3, Homemakers of America 1, 23 Class Night Commit- tee, Prophecy. L IG- N WARREN PHILLIP JO HNSON For tlaore who rtrire, .ruccerr if certain Activities: Tumbling Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Foreign Policy Association 4: Letters, 13 Soccer Varsity 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4: Student Patrol 3, 4, Class Officer - President 4g Guide 3, 4g Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committee: Perfect Attendance 33 Delegate to U. N. 4: Harvard Book Award 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Citi- zenship Award 1, Z, 35 Americanism Contest Winner 3: Tunxis Board, Edi- torial - Assistant Editor. NEAL H. JORDAN All the world lover a lover Activities: French Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 3: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 4: Soccer Varsity 2, 35 Baseball Varsity 2: Intramurals 1, 2: Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Choir 1: Band 3, 45 All-State Band 31 Orchestra 1, 2: Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committee: Class Night Committee, History. CHARLES R. KINGSBURY A little work, much play, go for my urual happy day Activities: Letters, 2: Intramurals 1, 23 Basketball Manager 2, 34 Sadie Hawk- ins' Dance Committee, Sadie Hawkins' Dance Character - Scragg Brother ' Class Night Committee, Will. x JANET LEE LABESKIS Mircbief, thou art afoot Activities: French Club 23 Dramatic Club 1, 23 A. A. 2: Modern Dance Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-treasurer 4: Tumbling Club 1, 25 Leaders' Corps 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2, 33 Student Patrol 3, 4: junior Choir 1: Guide 2, 3, 43 Loud Speaker Staff 25 Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committee: Tunxis Board, Art. 20 .t.,fJ DOUGLAS KING He has no enemies who maker them hir friend! S W., MAY LA BONTE Better to be Jmall and thine, than to be big and cart a rbadouf' Activities: Intramurals 1: Class Night Committee, Will. IENNETH CHARLES LAMSON 'To do my bert and let that mind ctivities: French Club 2, 3, 45 Soccer arsity 15 Intramurals 2, 35 Loud peaker Staff 25 Class Night Commit- e, History. PATRICIA ANN LENARD With a voice full of life and laughter Activities: French Club 2, 3, 45 A. A. 3, 45 Archery Club 3, 4, Secretary- treasurer 45 Intramurals 15 Loud Speak- er Stal? 1, 25 Perfect Attendance 1, 3: Physical Education Panorama 35 Tunxis Board, Art. RICHARD D. LILLIBRIDGE I will be ar berth ar truth, and ar uncomprtrtng as mittee activities: Letters, 75 Soccer Varsity 2, 3, 45 Basketball Varsity 3, 4, Co-captain I5 Baseball Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain i5 Alumni Game 3, 45 Student Coun- il 1, 4, Vice President 45 Student Pa- rol 3, 45 Class Officer - President 15 Sadie Hawkins' Dance Character - 'Loverboynik 5 Tunxis Board, Business. MARGARET LOUISE LINDEN A blurh and a .smile to make the day worth while Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 25 Girls' Glee Club 15 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Loud- speaker Statf 1, 25 Fashion Show 15 Physical Education Exhibition 35 Tunxis Board, Editorial. 21 JANE LE PIRE In quietnerr and sincerity rhall be my .rtrertgth Activities: French Club 2, 3, 45 Dra- matic Club 2, 35 A. A. 2, 3, 45 Modern Dance Club 1, 25 Archery Club 3, Secretary-treasurer 35 Intramurals 1, 25 Laurel Girls' State 35 Tunxis Board, Editorial, JOHN M. LONGO We like him for himrelf, we admire him for hir ability Activities: Soccer Varsity 45 Delegate to U. N. 35 Perfect Attendance 35 Tunxis Board, Editorial. ffl' 'Q PAMELA DRAKE LOVE A Hue sport is a true friend Activities: French Club 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 2, 3, 43 Archery Club 3, 4, Badminton Club 4: Alumni Game 3, 4, Play Day 2, 3, 4: Officials' Club 2, 4, Leaders' Corps 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committee, Field Hockey Club 45 Drill Team 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Citizenship Award 1, 2, 39 Class Night Committee, Prophecy. , ii ' it. MARY ANN MAKSIMOSKI A light heart liver long Activities: Archery Club 3, 43 Alumni Game 4: Cheerleader 25 Softball 2, 35 Softball Club 3g Basketball 2, 3, 4, Physical Education Panorama 33 Field Hockey Club 3, 4, Basketball Club 4. JAMES MATTIA What this country needr il lerr public Jpeaking and more private thinking Activities: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Christ- mas Pageant Technical Staff 2: Class Night Committees, Will, Prophecy. JANICE MEADOWS Never a paute in lhe daft con1fer5ali0n Activities: Girls' Glee Club 2, 39 Senior Choir Z, 3, Class Night Committee, Gifts. 22 FRANCES MARKESICH Left dance and .ting and make good cheer JOSEPH MENARD Lei ur lake time for all thingJ ELLEN MILES 'Fair word! never hurt the tongue ctivities: Tomahawk Staff 35 Class ight Committee, Gifts. RONALD WILLIAM MILKIE Happinerr ir like jamg you cannot Jpread it without getting rome on yourself Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4, Pro- gram Chairman 45 Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 3, 45 Creative Writing Club 3, 45 A. A. 2, 3, 45 Sen- ior Choir 3, 45 Loud Speaker Staff 25 Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committeeg Pen and Ink 35 I Love Lucy Cast 25 Why the Chimes Rang Cast 45 Student Edi- tors' Day 45 Tunxis Board, Editorial. GERALD F. MILLIKEN Meet the witty Iri.rhnzan Activities: Soccer Varsity 1, 25 Intra- murals I, 25 Sadie Hawkins' Dance Character - Scragg Brother 5 Class Night Committee, Gifts. WALTER MIPS Eat, drink, and he merry tivities: Letters, 25 Soccer Varsity 2, 4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball Varsity 45 Alumni Game 45 Senior Choir I, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 Band 3, Student Patrol 3, 45 Class Officer President 2, 3: Sadie Hawkins' .nce Committee5 Sadie Hawkins' .nce Character - Li'l Abner. CYNTHIA ANN MORAN An angel from Heaven, with Irirh eyes Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Dramatic Club 25 I Love Lucy Cast 25 Girls' Glee Club 3: Hockey Club 2, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Girl President 45 Junior Choir I, President 15 Student Council 35 Student Patrol 3, 45 Reporter - News Weekly 45 Class Ofhcer - Vice-president 1, 3, 45 Loud Speaker Stall' 25 Gym Secretary 35 Future Nurses Club 3, President 35 Class Night Committee, Gifts. 23 JOAN CAROL NE-IAKO Whatever the did, the did with eaJe Activities: Transferred from Simsbury High School, 19545 Glee Club I5 Fa- shion Show 15 Home Economics Club I 5 Honor Roll I5 Senior Choir 35 Gym Secretary 3, 45 Honor Roll 3, 45 Citi- zenship Award 35 Tunxis Board, Typing. as .. A - DOROTHY M. NOGA She it the goblet that holds the wine of Jincerityn Activities: Badminton Club 3, 4, Sec- retary-Tteasurer 4: Intramurals 2, 35 Girls Physical Education Exhibition 33 Class Night Committee, Prophecy 3 BEVERLY JEAN PE ATIE A little mifcbief now and then it aluayx Jure to pleaie the men Activities: Intramurals 2, 4: Fashion Show 4: Sadie Hawkins' Day Charac- ter -- Hopeful : Perfect Attendance 2: Drill Team 4: Hockey Club 4: Class Night Committee, Will. MARGARET ANN OLDEN From her own library come volumet of rzncerztym Activities: Transferred from Birchland Park junior High School, East Long- meadow, Massachusetts, l954g French Club lg Library Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. l BARBARA ANN PALIFKA Dance away sorrow, laugh away care Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4: Dra- matic Club 2: Creative Writing Club 43 Student Patrol 3, 4: Class Officer - Secretary 2: Loud Speaker Staff 2: Sadie Hawkins' Dance Character - Indian Girl , Gym Secretary 3: Pen and Ink 3: Honor Roll 1: Citizenship Award 1: Class Night Committee, Will. LON PELTON A good disposition if a prifeleu poueffionu 24 FRANCES M. PETEROSKI To become what we are capable of becomzngu Activities: A. A. 1, 2: Badminton Club Z, 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4: Play Day 3, Intramurals 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3: Orchestra lg String En- semble 2, 5, 4: All-State Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Glee Club Accompanist 4: Per- fect Attendance 33 Citizenship Award 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: English Essay Contest, 3rd prize, American- ism : September Harvest Dance Com- mitteeg Class Night Committee, Will. ELAINE POGORZELSKI 'She if a demon to thoxe who know her Activities: A. A. 2, 3: Class Night Iommittee, Gifts. DONALD RATCLIFFE All Jail and no anchor CHARLES PUTINAS A little nonrenfe now and then Activities: Intramurals 1, 2. ROSANNA B. POULIN A laugh if worth a hundred groan: in any market Activities: Dramatic Club 2g Senior Choir 2, 3, 4g junior Choir lg Or- chestra 1, 2, 35 Sadie Hawkins' Dance Character - Daisy Mae g Tunxis Board, Business. i FRANKLYN E. RIDEOUT ' I am armed with the jmtice of my quarrel Activities: Letters, 2g Soccer Varsity 1 2, 3, 4g Basketball Varsity 3, 4g Base ball Yarsity 35 Student Patrol 3, 4 Activities: A. A. 3. senior choir 4g T '5 Board' Ed 0 al' Class Night Committee, Prophecy. WINIFRED ANN RAYMO The apparel oft proclaim! the man 25 CAROL SADOSKI My greatest inspiration is 4 challenge to attempt the impossible Activities: French Club 2, 43 Modern Dance Club 23 Alumni Game 43 Play Day 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses' Club 33 Drill Team 43 Sadie Hawkins' Dance Character - Boyless Bailey , Loud Speaker Staff 23 Class Night Committee, Will. RUTH SEAM If 4 woman has long hair, it if glory to her DIANA SASPORTAS Such ,rweet comzulxion doth in music te Activities: Dramatic Club 23 Creative Writing Club 2, 5, 43 Senior Choir 3, 43 junior Choir 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 All-State Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Pen and Ink 2, 3, 43 Tunxis Board, Edi- torial. GERALD SIBLEY Thinking, of all employment, is the worst Activities: Letters, 23 Intramurals 1, 23 Golf Varsity 5, 43 Sadie Hawkins' tgv' MARILYN SCHINELLY We ree her and we know her, but hardly ever hear her LORRAINE ANNE SIKUT Dance Character - Missin' Cuzzin 3 Not l00 fefivw, 'POF 100 ga? Sadie Hawkins' Dance Comm1ttee3 Sadie Hawkins Dance Character Tunxis Board, Business. --Cave Girl -f 26 we nun- 3 ALAN SMITH Mi.rchie1four, but quiet about it Activities: Intramurals 1, 23 Perfect Attendance lg Sadie Hawkins' Dance Character - Scragg Brother , Class Night Committee, Will. BENJAMIN STAHOUSKI Wit, struck smartly, .rhowt iz spark Activities: Intramurals l, 2: Political Science Club 5g Tunxis Board, Editorial. NATHANIEL T. STEVENSON, JR. Those who are tall shall rise over ull Activities: Tunxis Board, Business. DOROTHY ANN STINO A little noise, much fun Activities: Intramurals 45 Drill Team 4: Sadie Hawkins' Dance Character - Moonbeam : Class Night Committee, Will. wnuiw in A ,ttt N , E E 2 X A Q JOE STREICHER Imagination rule! the world Activities: Intramurals 4. 27 CYNTHIA ANN STUART She'J pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and plentant to think of Activities: Intramurals 45 Future Nurs- es' Club 3, Teasurer 35 Drill Team 4, Class Ofhcer - Treasurer 29 Loud Speaker Staff 25 Gym Secretary 49 Per- fect Attendance lg Fashion Show 45 Class Night Committee, Gifts. DANIEL SULLIVAN 'I will fit hack now but the time will come when you will hear me BARBARA A. SWANBACK Elegance it the poetry of proJe Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4: Arch- ery Club 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4 Tunxis Board, Art. ROBERT TROCCHI 'Mirrhief ir king, and l am hir Jlave SANDRA TUTTLE Light of step and heart was she Activities' A A 4' Class Ni ht Com- . . . , g mittee, Prophecy. 28 CHARLES W. SWIFT He that doer good for good'r Jake .reeks neither reward nor praz1e Activities: Transferred from Rogers High School, Newport, Rhode Island, 1955: Baseball 1: Debating Club 2: Senior Choir 2: Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Political Science Club 4: Foreign Policy Association 43 Delegate to U. N. 3: Money-Making Committee 3: Tunxis Board, Editorial. JOHN UZDARWIN, JR. To never hurry Activities: Letters, 25 Baseball Varsity 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 2: Golf Varsity 3, 4: Sadie Hawkins' Dance Characcter - Missin' Cuzzin g Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committee: Tunxis Board, Busi- ness. CHARLES VAN HORN 'Let any man .rpeak long enough, and he will get helie1zerr kctivities: French Club 1, Boys' Glee :lub 1, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, junior Ihoir 15 Laurel Music Camp Scholar- hip 35 Class Night Committee, Will. RICHARD F. WARNER Wisdom if better than ruhieru Activities: A. A. lg Foreign Policy Association 3, Letters, 1, Soccer Varsity 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 35 Sadie Hawk- ins' Dance Committee 4, Delegate to U. N. 33 Class Night Committee, History. JOHN WINIARSKI 'The world know: nothing of itr greatert men .ctivitiesz Letters, 3, Soccer Varsity 2, , 4, Basketball Varsity 3, Alumni lame 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 4. ARLINE MARY YESAITIS Ar likable ar .the is loohahleu Activities: Girls' Glee Club 13 A. A. 1, 25 Tumbling Club 3, 4, President 3, 43 Archery Club 3, 4, President 3, 4, Leaders' Corps 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Student Patrol 3, 4, D. A. R. Award 4, Class Officer, Vice-president 1, Sec- retary 3, 4, Guide 3, 4, Perfect Attend- ance 1, G. A. A. 33 Tunxis Boards, Typing, Business - Chairman. 29 01 I sf J N WITTIEST llIHU'S MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Warren johnson Frances Peteroskl DONE MOST FOR WINDSOR HIGH Madeline Bonturi James Ciiiuo Barbara Palifka Jerry Milliken MOST VERSATILE Carol Granger Walter Mips MOST MUSICAI Frances Peteroski Neal jordan . . QQ . li I ii. , --H I, sri W. I i MOST ATHLETIC MOST ARTISTIC Richard Lillibridge Barbara Case Pamela Love ROIl8.ld BEST DANCERS Dorothy Holowieszko Robert Trocchi MOST SOPHISTICATED Cl-A55 CI-OWN5 Barbara Swanback Chaflff Kingsbur' Dexter Dickinson MHFIIYU Chase CUTEST Arline Yesaitis Eugene Chiarmonte SHORTEST Andrew DeFilippo May LaBome UIHU WOLF AND WOLFESS Charlotte Davis Richard Lillibridge l in STN E . ii ei A s j Q! ' X 5 -C 3 ,V ,, f, ,- .,. BEST DRESSED Robert Trocchi Bonnie Furman PGEST APPETITE MOST QUIET Ianet Labeskis Barbara Budrick Edward Boero Richard Dylewski TALLEST Gary Frosch janet Labeskis i I l MOST STUDIOUS BEST DRAG WITH John Longo THE FACULTY ,. Frances Peteroski Warren johnson Carol Granger W CLASS ACTOR AND ACTRESS Cynthia Moran Ronald Millcie EST LOOKING MOST COURTEOUS :hard Lillibridge Warren Johnson lanet Labeskis Cynthia Moran MOST AMBITIOUS Madeline Bonturi Warren johnson f BEST PERSONALITIES Arlme Yesairrs james Cirillo MGKV 'N 1. Andy 6, Durry ll. Bonnie 16. Kindergarten -Ludlowe 21. Barbara P. 26. Marie 31. Marie F. 36. Mary Ann 2. Gene, Warren, Madeline Dave 77 cal 4 San'-ii' 5 7. Gene 9 Lharlie 9 Marg.,aret 12. janet 1 Wiiinie M.iri1yn mmrlv 14 Rosie 15 Barbara 17. Mary 144 Paper drive 19 Gary 22. Ruthie 27. Janice 32. Diana. 57. Fran P if if iQue F.. ,A.W my wl- if f'- R 40. Bonnie 45. Dex 50. jack 55. Barbara C 61. jack 66. Dot H. 71. Madeline 76. Ted 1 Ill. Barb S. 116. Walt 51. Rose and Dot 56. Ronnie 62. Madeline 65. Bob T. 72. Sandra 7. Francis and Ken 42. Charles P. -lf Arlene and Gene 52. Charlotte 57. Cynthia 63. Rossana 68. Hob T. fi. Gary WH. Dex 45. Ted 18. Gary 5 3, Marge Seventh Grade Pals 64. Charles S. 60. jane L. Gfl. Barbara S. ill. Neal 49. Dot S. 54. Warren 60. Frank R. 65. Ruth 70. Merry '5. Carol G. a WW an ll I 3 3 3'3'? W' fr: 7 R ,J . -.Q V ., . 'QW fur' ,di F rm K, 53-. K 5. 'Z , Q if 9 .,., .1 ,L an 'I 1 will S X ' fu ' R ld 79. Gary, Gay, Gail 84. Rose, Dot, Bev, Cindy, Carol 89. Mary Ann 94. Dex 99. jane L. 104 Winnie 109. joe M. 114. Rose K , 9 ESB 80. Friend 85, Edith 90. George, Ron, Dex 95. Ruth 100. Barb S. 105. Ken, Clmarlmrc, Ronnie 110. Frank R. 115. Carol and jane 81. Rossana 86. Walt 91. Franl-1 R. 96, Merlene 101. Mary Ann 106, Charles S. 111, Shirley G. 82. Walt 85. Margaret 87, Merry, Martha 88, Guess wh 9.2. Gay and Merry 93. Dick W. 97. Dick L. 98. jim M. 102. Elaine 105. Marge 107. Warren 108, Bev 112. Pam 113. Jane L. ,wa . 11.12 2 ...I N Ji' 1 Ji ward! X26 -1 ' 1 W 116. Verna 121. Bonnie 6. Rose and Dot 131. Neil 136. Barbara C. 141. Sandra T. 146. Judy D. 151. Gene C. 1 . if QQQ t' V, Y af B... -, 137 117. Arlene 118. Cynthia M. 119. joan N. 122. Arlene 123. Rose 124. jim and guess who? 127. jane L. 128. The kids in 118 129. Francis and Ken 152. Kids in 108 153. joan H. 134. Bonnie 137. The gang 138. Cynthia S. 159. Ruth 142. Bev 143. Barbara P. 14-4. joan N. 14 147. Bonnie, Martha, 148. Cynthia M. 149. Barbara B. and Carol, Merry Barbara B. 153, jan, Dick, Hayward, Merlene 152' Dldf L- Martha and Marge 120. Charlotte 125. Gail 130 Barbara P. 1.55. Nan 140. Frances P Winnie, Mary Marie 150. Gene C. 'Sei- Q. Ann Q ,'3V4v.:, Q ee ia 1,11 ' 5 I A.:' 'C k7'. X. got 3 1 916 .Ay 154. Verna 159. Sandy 164. Shirley Green 170. Ronnie 175. Margaret O. 180, Nan, Rosie, Dottie, Doug, Arlene 185. Dot S. 190. Charlotte 195. Marzaret O, 155. June 1-latheway 160. Marie 165. Dexter 171. Cynthia S. 176. Janice M. 181. Mary Ann 186. Bonnie 191. jane L. 156. Nan 157. Tetl, Gene, Matleline Georue 161. Marv Ann 166. Choir 172. Ben 177, Jack Uz. 182. Charlie, Fd, Allen 187. Arlene 192. Charlotte 162. Cynthia M. 167. Marie 5. Gay, Gail, Gary 178. Charles S, 18 3, -lohn L. 138. Dot S. 195. Neal -1. lb? . 1? . P., 5 .Q' M 177 53 158. Dexter 1614. 194. 1811, Bev .mtl 165. Warren Madeline antl 171. Frank 1717. Barbara K 1817. W.1rrer1 Arlene, Nun, lb I iff ? -,, 31 1 2 Q? 1 Q l Mr. Louis Terriault se Come To the Othce! i W, . ,' I :m-' Bob, Frank Joan i john ,Ais-.., ' ' IF X vw Vyf 5' - Dorothy, Carol, Cynthia, John Kenny Dick Beverly, Cynthia, Rose I Q 5 i 5 Marilyn, Shirley Barbara, Barbara Margaret John, Bob, Lynn Pat, Barbara, Merle-ne f rw! fb, X ra- y,g,g r 1 ni . ry, M99 A Joan Mm? in Ed, Alan, jerry, Gene, Ben, Charles, Charles Fran 2' . X . Mm SY .l 'Q .. sf vu 'Rf M N Q ,M 8 3 ..,,,, uc wr' Douglas Andy Bo 39 x ir , ., Jr' r, Rosanna Marie anice Barbara Lp 4Vv01.' A-Q M C 4, Frances, Diana lbw . 5 7 gr S Barbara, Edna, Ruth, Charlette Madeline, Gene, Joyce f ,Q f, 'W Dan, john, Joe Sandra Jack Jge, joe l Q m xl Warren I rank Merry Ellen 2 2 G .x -MHQ. 1 . . ix , Q 'A . Q' gg-ll Bonnie, jane, Gail, Gay Marllyn Dexter Neal Ronnie Dot 9 YA A 13 1 u L-1 K '.l'lFH 4352!-x was WW ewwwx www w N. 5-w.g-iv?-1 .10 Pam, june, Verna xv ,,. N! james fl rm mi i ' L' f .sr : -Qfkiitqs ivleifv me-fi? 5Sf'fi'?V fiifs? ' I . . .. sxfawxi Lai- ,S ffiiififff-im? ,awwfmfff f i f, 'H' ,,,,,s 5'Q,1,i --r 3 . ' -af 44 :Eg -X ,, --.:f ,, , Q -19 - .4 M 1 - 1 f Judy, Edith Charles Margaret 4 Qu' P' S 'x H 5 9 H S, -Lim 'Ili nu- , , hft'f',.. NfiliS'5i'551XwE :Aix Helen Lon, Don, Richard ii 5 Q r M W . Pat, Mary Ann Winnie, Sandy Elaine, May TUNXIS BOARDS TUNXIS EDITORIAL BOARD Seated, left to right: Charles Swift, joan Babcock, Madeline Bonturi, Editor-in-chief, Warren johnson, Assistant Editor, jean LePire, Meredith Barnes. Standing: Miss Barbara Delmore, Advisor, Margaret Linden, Benjamin Stahouski, Franklyn Rideout, Ronald Millcie, Charlotte Davis, john Longo, Mr. Warren Gilhn, Advisor. TUNXIS BUSINESS BOARD Seated, left to right: Robert Chapman, james Cirillo, Shirley Green, Arlene Yesaitis, Martha Anderson, Eugene Chairmonte. Standing: Mr. Charles North, Advisor, Gerald Sibley, Nathaniel Stevenson, john Uzdarwin, Robert Trocchi, Richard Lillibridge. TUNXIS BOARDS ART BOARD Seated, left to right: Barbara Swanback, Mrs. Alyce Bacon, Advisor: janet Labeskis. Standing: Sandra Best, Patricia Lenard. TYPIN G BOARD Seated, left to right: Gail Frosch, Gay Frosch. Standing: Miss Edith Bradley, Advisor, Arlene Yesaitis, joan Nejako, Charlotte Davis, Miss jean Weir, Advisor. CLASS HISTORY COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: Miss janice Swindell, Advisor, Bonnie Furman, Carol Granger, Kenneth Lamson, Eugenie Gelinas. Standing: Richard Dylewski, Clayton Gould, john Cronsell, Richard Warner, Neal jordan. CLASS HISTORY Volume I 4 The Yearlifzg Our freshman year, the commencement of our high school career, began on September 9, 1955. This, however, was our second year at the newly christened Windsor High School. Class officers were elected with the following results: President, Richard Lillibridgeg Vice-President, Cynthia Moran, Secretary, Eugenie Gelinasg and Treasurer, Jeanne Gillespie. Representing the freshman class on the Student Council were Richard Lilli- bridge, Walter Mips, and janet Labeskis. The following members of the freshman class were on the soccer team: jim Cirillo, john Winiarski, Walter Mips, and Frank Rideout. As a kickoff to the basketball season, a pep rally was held November 11, 1953. This sport also gave the freshmen an opportunity to share the spotlight, as jim Cirillo, Dick Lillibridge, Walter Mips, and Frank Rideout played junior varsity basketball. Freshmen members of the baseball team were jack Uzdarwin and Richard Lillibridge. Honor-roll students for two terms or more were Joyce Buckavich, Charlotte Davis, Richard Dylewski, jane LePire, Pamela Love, Walter Mips, Cynthia Moran, Dorothy Noga, Barbara Palifka, Frances Peteroski, Warren johnson, and Diana Sasportas. A spring assembly was presented by the Girls' Physical Education Department under the direction of Mrs. Kathleen Nelson. Participating were Charlotte Davis, Gail Frosch, Gay Frosch, Bonnie Furman, Carol Granger, Janet Labeskis, Martha Anderson, Nan Hinson, Arline Yesaitis, and Jane LePire. Our class Advisor for the freshman year was Mr. Lloyd Calvert. 46 CLASS HISTORY Volume Il - Our Heart! We1'e Young and Gay Class officers for the sophomore year, 1954-1955, were: President, Walter Mips, Vice-President, Arline Yesaitis, Secretary, Barbara Palifka, Treasurer, Cynthia Stuart. The members of the Student Council were james Cirillo and Janet Labeskis. In September, 1954, the Daughters of the American Revolution presented a new flag to the school. The staff of the Loud Speaker, the school newspaper, for the period 1954-1955 was as follows: Merry Barnes, Girls' Sports, Kenneth Lamson, Boys' Sports, Reporters, joan Babcock, Gay Frosch, Ronnie Milkie, Cynthia Moran, Carol Granger, Barbara Palifka, and Charlotte Davis. The Dramatic Club presented the play, I Love Lucy. Sophomore members of the cast were Merry Barnes, Bonnie Furman, Cynthia Moran, Walter Mips, Dexter Dickinson, and Ronnie Milkie. Cynthia Moran played the lead. The Windsor High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Smith, was formed in our sophomore year. Sophomore members were Gay Frosch, Gail Frosch, Walter Mips, Neal Jordan, and Frank Dillon. The students who made the honor roll two marking periods or more were Madeline Bonturi, Joyce Buckavich, Frances Peteroski, Warren johnson, Pamela Love, Dorothy Noga, Gay Frosch, and Diana Sasportas. Sophomore members of the cheerleading squad were Janet Labeskis, Carol Granger, Mary Ann Maksimoski, and Arline Yesaitis. During the Christmas season, a pageant was presented to the student body with Arline Yesaitis taking a lead part. The members of the soccer team were Walter Mips, james Cirillo, Richard Lillibridge, jack Uzdarwin, john Winiarski, and Frank Rideout. The members of the basketball team were james Cirillo, Richard Lillibridge, and Frank Rideout. The members of the baseball team were jim Cirillo, jack Uzdarwin, and Richard Lillibridge. The Student Patrol was formed and the following people were elected: james Cirillo, Barbara Palifka, Richard Lillibridge, Nan Hinson, Frank Rideout, Arline Yesaitis, Dexter Dickinson, Warren Johnson, Carol Granger, Cynthia Moran, janet Labeskis, and Walter Mips, Our Advisor for the spohomore year was Mr. Lloyd Calvert. Volume III - Great Expertalionr School opened on September 8, 1955. The class ofhcers elected were: President, Walter Mips, Vice-President, Cynthia Moran, Secretary, Arline Yesaitis: Treasurer, Jeanne Gillespie. Student Council representatives were james Cirillo and Janet Labeskis. On the Student Patrol were those who had been elected the preceding year. The soccer team boasted the following juniors: james Cirillo, Walter Mi s, john Winiarski, Richard Lillibridge, Richard Warner, Warren johnson, Neal jordjan, and Frank Rideout. The record was five wins and four losses. Those juniors on the basketball squad were Richard Lillibridge, james Cirillo, Walter Mips, Frank Rideout, john Winiarski, Robert Chapman, and Frank Dillon. Charles Kingsbury was the manager. The junior members of the baseball team were Richard Lillibridge, Frank Rideout, james Cirillo and Lynn Frantz. The assistant manager was john Cronsell. The golf team, started in the junior year, had as members Jack Uzdarwin and Gerald Sibley. New cheerleaders this year were Martha Anderson and Nan Hinson, Warren Johnson was awarded the Harvard Book Award for the most outstanding junior boy. Barbara Case, Richard Warner, Charles Swift, and 'Warren Johnson participated in a trip to the U.N. Dexter Dickinson and Warren johnson represented the class in the Living Statues. Elected to Laurel Girl's State were Carol Granger and jane LePire. 47 CLASS HISTORY Student Council members were Cynthia Moran, Eugenie Gelinas, janet Labeskis, and Carol Granger. Arline Yesaitis was chosen queen of the Oriental Paradise, the junior-senior prom. juniors participating in the talent show were Dot Holowieszko, Neal jordan, Walter Mips, Pat Champany, Charles Kingsbury, and Frances Peteroski. Pat Champany and Madeline Bonturi had solos in the Christmas Pageant. The rings came, our class was the first to have a standard ring. Our class Advisors, Miss Kelly and Mr. Calvert, left Windsor High at the end of the year. Volume IV - The Lax! Hurrah Class ollicers for the senior year, 1956-1957, were: President, Warren johnson, Vice-President, Cynthia Moran, Secretary, Arline Yesaitisg Treasurer, Gene Gelinas. Student Council members were Dexter Dickinson and Dick Lillibridge. The following seniors composed the 1956-57 soccer team: james Cirillo, Warren johnson, Neal jordan, Richard Lillibridge, john Longo, Walter Mips, Frank Rideout, Richard Warner, and john 'Winiarski. Windsor's record for the year stood at three wins and eight losses. An alumni game was held at Windsor High on December 26 in the school gym. The alumni teams took both the girls' and boys' games. All roceeds of the game were donated to the band to help pay for their newly-acquired unifgorms. The senior cheerleaders who contributed greatly in cheering our teams were: Captain, Carol Grangerg Secretary-Treasurer, Martha Anderson, janet Labeskis, Nan Hinson, and Dorothy Holowieszko. The students on the Student Patrol remained the same as in the junior year, with james Cirillo as Captain. The first dance of the senior year, headed by james Cirillo, was appropriately named Autumn Leaves and was a great success. Windsor High's basketball team included the following players: Co-Captains, james Cirillo and Richard Lillibridgeg regulars, Lynn Frantz and Frank Rideout. The team was coached by Mr. Gille Sauve, who replaced Mr. Burton Christensen. Mr. William johnson was the assistant coach of the basketball team. Arline Yesaitis received the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. In November the senior class sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins' Dance. The general chairman was james Cirillo, assisted by ticket chairman, Frank Rideout, orchestra, Frank Dillon and Walter Mipsg refreshments, john Longo, Dick Warner and Frances Peteroski, publicity, Barbara Case. A skit, entitled The Last Day, written by Dexter Dickinson, Ronnie Milkie, Charlotte Davis, and Diana Sasportas, was presented at the dance. The following seniors took part: Li'l Abner, Walter Mipsg Daisy Mae, Rosanna Pouling Mammie Yokum, May LaBonteg Pappy Yokum, jim Cirillo, Marryin' Sam, Dexter Dickinson, Wolfgal, Rose Cabral, Indian Girl, Barbara Palifka, Kissin' Cousins, Winnie Raymo and Sandra Tuttleg Missin' Cousins, Gerry Sibley and jack Uzdarwing Loverboynik, Dick Lillibridge, Boyless Bailey, Carol Sadoskig College Girl, Martha Anderson, General Bullmoose, Neal jordang Scragg Brothers, Alan Smith, Gerry Milliken, and Charles Kingsbury, Tiny, Eddie Boerog Hopeful, Bev Peatie, Sadie Hawkins, Carol Grangerg Nightmare Alice, Ruth Seam, Cave Girl, Lorraine Sikutg Widder Wigglesworth, jan Labeskisg Indian Boy, Bob Trocchig Honest Abe, Doug King, Moonbeam McSwine, Dottie Stinog and College Boy, Eugene Chiaramonte. - The seniors who made the honor roll the first term were Madeline Bonturi, Gay Frosch, Warren johnson, Dick Lillibridge, Pamela Love, Frances Peteroski, Barbara Case, Gene Gelinas, jane LePire, john Longo, and joan Nejako. ' A Christmas play, Why The Chimes Rang, was presented during the Christmas season. Charlie Swift, Ronnie Milkie, and Dexter Dickinson participated. Diana Sasportas and Frances Peteroski presented a duet as an introduction to the play. Class Advisors for the year were Miss Kane and Mr. Blaisdell ...,. and thus concluded the high school career of the Class of '57 ..... May they live happily ever after. THE END 48 CLASS PROPHECY COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: Miss Carol McClure, Advisor, Cynthia Hotchkiss, Dorothy Holowieszko Pamela Love. Standing: Barbara Case, Gary Frosch, Dexter Dickinson, Helen Brown. CLASS PROPHECY The time is 8:45 - the day ..... Friday - the date is April, 1982. In the ofhce ot the Windscir High School a phone is ringing. It is answered by Lorraine Sikut, sec- retary to the school principal, Mr. Dexter Dickinson, Miss Sikut, having made the necessary connections, continues with her work. In his office, Mr. Dickinson accepts the call. He is pleasantly surprised as he recognizes the voice of his former classmate, john Wfiniarski, who has been serving in the Navy since his graduation. Mr. Dickinson is startled when John excitedly tells him that a most unusual thing has happened ..... Mr. Crockett's signature has disappeared from his diploma, and the same thing has happened to two other graduates! Mr. Dickinson realizes that each of the alumni must be notified of this strange incident. But who in the world could contact each and every graduate now scattered from one corner of the earth to the other? Then the idea comes to him - why of course ..... the F.B.I.! Later that day the men of the F.B,I. are hard at work. They examine records, look through files as well as phone books, diligently trying to discover some clues to the where- abouts of each alumnus. Are they successful? Well, here are the records exactly as they may be found in the files of the F.B.l. Verna Albert is now a private chiropractor for Gorgeous George III. Edna Anderson was found to be the shortest typist at the Aetna. Martha Anderson will soon celebrate her 25th wedding anniversary. joan Babcock has her office on the 85V2 floor of the Empire State Building. joseph Bakstis is head draftsman for Hamilton Standard. Meredith Barnes teaches Spanish to the natives of Africa. Michael Batayte is hoping to win the coming Indianapolis Classic Soo, 49 A CLASS PROPHECY Robert Bean is the chief electrician aboard the Navy rowboat, Windsor, Barbara Beebe was found as a clerical worker in Connecticut General. Connecticut General's top keypunch operator is Barbara Bell. Sandra Best, following in her brother's footsteps, has become a sergeant on the Windsor police force. Detective Monday had lunch today with Helen Brown, head dietician at Windsor High School. Edward Boero is still installing transmissions in his '56 Chevy. Madeline Bonturi has just written her sixth best seller. Red Dillon's new dental assistant is Joyce Buckavich. Barbara Budrick, saleswoman for jet-propelled roller skates, guarantees them for getting to classes on time. Rose Cabral has designed a typewriter that will take dictation. Barbara Case is Dior's top fashion illustrator. Patricia Champany, a rising prima donna, is now appearing at the Metropolitan Opera House. Robert Cha man is drafting the plans for Dexter Dickinson's new high school. Marilynn Chase is office director at the Travelers. Eugene Chiaramonte has opened his one hundredth grocery store in Little America, South Pole. Barbara Christensen has been hired to redecorate the White House. james Cirillo doesn't know what he is going to do with the bridge he has constructed across the Mississippi River ..... lengthwise. john Cronsell has deve oped a Cpocket-sized television set. Charlotte Davis is head stewar ess for United Airlines. Andrew DeFilippo may be found installing freezer plants for the Eskimos. Merlene DeGray is secretary to the Man in the Gray Flannel Suit. Frank Dillon has just struck oil while drilling in one of his patient's teeth. Judith Divine is now head ofiice girl for Bradley's Typing Bureau. Richard Dylewski has constructed a noiseless jack hammer. Edith Ewing is a sergeant in the Waves. Marie Fasanelli is a receptionist at Rockefeller Center. Lynn Frantz has finally been drafted to do drafting for Uncle Sam. Gail Frosch is teaching business education in Alaska. Gary Frosch, after trying so hard to sell Alvin Products, made a mistake and sold himself. Of course we know Gay Frosch is private secretary to Warren Johnson, Vice-President of the U.S. Bonnie Furman is head speech therapist at Hartford Hospital. john Gasparino is hunting squirrels in Africa. We find Gene Gelinas starring in motion pictures in Hollywood. Clayton Gould is a millionaire with oil fields in Texas. Carol Granger is a physical education teacher at Loomis School. At Cornell University the executive secretary is Shirley Green. June Hatheway is now known as Millie the Model. Nan Hinson has just finished her fifth trip around the world. Dot Holowieszko has opened a dance studio at the Camp Lejeune Marine Base. joan Hotchkiss is tinkling the ivories with Liberace. Neal jordan is still trying to fly jets for the Air National Guard. Douglas King is a tester for jets CSugar Jets ..... that is.j Charles Kingsbury is teaching his new dance step, the Vibration Fling. We find janet Labeskis displaying her creations in Paris. May LaBonte is playing in a summer stock circuit of Lil Abner. Kenneth Lamson is trying to set up radio contacts on the moon. 50 CLASS PROPHECY Patricia Lenard, star of the Windsor High Archery Club, is now giving needles to patients at Hartford Hospital. jane LePire has replaced Ann Sothern as Susie MacNamara on Private Secretary. Richard Lillibridge is still working out chemical equations for Mr. Hanley. Stewardess Margaret Linden passes out the chewing gum on the Earth-to-Mars space ship. john Longo has just become chief chemist for the Warner Engineering Firm. The gymnastic department of Yale is boasting a new Love, Pam. ' Mary Anne Maksimoski hires out as a practical nurse for the impractical salary of 31,000 per week. james Mattia has started a world cruise. janice Meadows has been eaten up by an I.B.M. machine, may she rest in pieces! joseph Menard is a forest ranger in California. G. Fox's fastest nler is Ellen Miles. Ronald Milkie has won an Academy Award for his role in the motion picture, I Love Elvis. Gerald Milliken is growing tobacco in Alaska. Walter Mips has customized a 1909 Chevy. Cynthia Moran is now a stunt driver for Auto Maniacs. Joan Nejako is now an executive secretary at the State Capitol. Dorothy Noga is a social secretary aboard the Queen Elizabeth. Margaret Olden is head librarian at Windsor High School. Nurse Barbara Palifka extracts poisoned arrows from missionaries in the Belgian Congo. Secretary for the Medic is Beverly Peatie. Lon Pelton is develo ing a gas-turbine car. Frances Peteroski is iiist violinist for the Boston Pops. Elaine Pogorzelski is a nurse in the children's ward at Hartford Hospital. As one of Connecticut Mutual's up and coming employees, we 6nd Rosanna Poulin. Charles Putinas plays the guitar in his jazz combo. Donald Ratcliffe is head draftsman at Pratt 8: Whitney Aircraft. Winnie Raymo is flight hostess to millionaires on their business trips between Chicago and Dallas. The head shrinkers' of Africa have chosen Frank Rideout as their chief brain surgeon. Carol Sadoski is a top pediatrician at Hartford Hospital. Diane Sasportas is head cellist for the Firestone Orchestra. Marilyn Schinnelly was chosen as secretary of the year by the renowned magazine, Today's Secretary. Ruth Seam'is starring in a Broadway play, Goldylocks. Gerald Sibley models toupees for wealthy Wall Street bankers. Alan Smith has become owner of the chain of Smith's Hardware Stores. Benjamin Stahouski has just developed a remote-control stock car for the MAGS. Nathaniel Stevenson is now raising chickens that lay square eggs. Dorothy Stino is having the time of her life decorating her new little 78-room house. joe Streicher is owner of a chain of auto-upholstery stores with a branch in Russia. Cynthia Stuart, nurse at Windsor High School, holds the record for writing gym excuses. Daniel Sullivan is known as the world's greatest grease monkey. Barbara Swanback is still wandering around the halls of Windsor High, only this time as a teacher. Charles Swift is a missionary in Africa. Robert Trocchi is president of Pratt 8: Whitney Aircraft. Sandra Tuttle recently became private airline hostess to Neal jordan. john Uzdarwin is known as Ben Hogan, II. Charles Van Horn, male nurse in the Navy, is stationed in the Gobi Desert. Richard Warner is Chief chemical engineer at General Electric. Arline Yesaitis has just had her twelfth childg as she said, It's cheaper by the dozen. 51 CLASS GIFTS COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: Robert Bean, Gerald Milliken, Mr. joseph Govoni, Advisor, Andrew DeFilippo. Standing: Janice Meadows, Ellen Miles, Cynthia Moran, Ruth Seam, Cynthia Stuart. CLASS GIFTS Albert, Verna - big eye glasses Anderson, Edna - shoe Anderson, Martha - megaphone Babcock, joan - javelin Bakstis, joseph - horn Barnes, Meredith - clown Batayte, Michael - potato masher Bean, Robert - hose Beebe, Barbara - sheet of music Bell, Barbara - air-mail stamp Best, Sandra - aspirin Boero, Edward - Volkswagon Bonturi, Madeline - gavel Brown, Helen - horn Buckavich, Joyce - boss man Budrick, Barbara - bell Cabral, Rose - hot rod Case, Barbara - paint brush Champany, Patricia - atomizer 52 Chapman, Robert -- comb Chase, Marilynn - jumping jack Chiaramonte, Eugene - delivery truck Christensen, Barbara - pot of gold Cirillo, james - doll Cronsell, john - Band-aid Davis, Charlotte - lasso DeFilippo, Andrew - rubber car DeGray, Merlene - record Dickinson, Dexter - rocket Dillon, Frank - drum Divine, Judith - party noisemaker Dylewski, Richard - test tube Ewing, Edith - hot water bottle Fasanelli, Marie - pen Frantz, Lynn - shot glass Frosch, Gail - red flag Frosch, Gary - compass Frosch, Gay - short hand Furman, Bonnie - pin Gasparino, john - gun Gelinas, Eugenie - cash register Gould, Clayton - sulphur Granger, Carol - class letter Green, Shirley - notebook Hatheway, june - whistle Hinson, Nan - police badge Holowieszko, Dorothy - ballerina Hotchkiss, joan -- complaint book Johnson, Warren - tin soldier jordan, Neal - horn King, Douglas - rubber band Kingsbury, Charles - ear plugs Labeskis, Janet - lipstick LaBonte, May - pipe Lamson, Kenneth - radio tube Lenard, Patricia - thermometer LePire, Jane - candy Lillibridge, Richard - mirror Linden, Margaret - apple Longo, john - book Love, Pamela - medal 53 Maksimoski, Mary Anne - pen Markesich, Frances - thimble Mattia, james - compass Meadows, Janice - blue cat Menard, joseph - ice skate Miles, Ellen - map Milkie, Ronald - Oscar Milliken, Gerald - car No. 69 Mips, Walter - polka record Moran, Cynthia - Oscar Nejako, Joan - ledger Noga, Dorothy - cricket Olden, Margaret - book of passes Palifka, Barbara - beter Peatie, Beverly - date book Pelton, Lon -- book of passes Peteroski, Frances - salt Pogorzelski, Elaine - sailor Poulin, Rosanna - rubber bumper Putinas, Charles - telephone Ratcliffe, Donald - rope Raymo, Winifred - white collar Rideout, Franklyn - stethescope Sasportas, Diane - flute Seam, Ruth - brush Sibley, Gerald - golf ball Sikut, Lorraine - fishing fly Smith, Alan - money Stahouski, Benjamin -- car No. 65 Stevenson, Nathaniel - egg carton Stino, Dorothy - blue garter Streicher, joseph - hot rod Stuart, Cynthia - travel folder Sullivan, Daniel - wrench Swanback, Barbara - monocle Swift, Charles -- muzzle Trocchi, Robert - bobby pin Tuttle, Sandra - toy jack lx Uzdarwin, john - bag of sand if A Van Horn, Charles - a penny .. -' ., Warner, Richard - slide rule -la I9 Winiarski, john - pair of socks ' gi ,fx Yesaitis, Arline - Ace bandage - ' tif 5 1 . Q ,Q fl sy l 7 1 'A ill l l fl dll i 54 CLASS WILL COMMITTEE Back row, left to right: Charles Van Horn, Charles Kingsbury, Lon Pelton, Edward Boero, Francis Dillon, Alan Smith, Mrs. Kearns, Advisor. Middle row: Beverly Peatie, Shirley Green, Nan Hinson, Rose Cabral, Edna Anderson, May LaBonte, Dorothy Stino, Carol Sadoski. Front row: Francis Peteroski, Barbara Bell, Edith Ewing, Judith Devine, Barbara Beebe. CLASS WILL Let it be known far and wide that we, the Class of I9i7, having resided for the past four years at the Windsor High School, Town of Windsor, County of Hartford, in the State of Connecticut, and being of sound minds and bodies, despite what our instructors say, and realizing the uncertainty of this life, do duly, and hope legally, declare this to be our last will and testament. Any former wills made by any of us are hereby declared null and void: To the Faculty: Our heartfelt thanks and deepest gratitude for the guidance and under- standing which they have given us during our years at Windsor High. To the juniors: We leave the steering wheel which they worked so hard to attain and the right to fill in our honored places so the faculty will not miss us too much. To the Sophomores: We bequeath our air of superiority to be assumed on becoming upperclassmen. To the Freshmen: We leave a sincere hope that their stay in this beloved institute of book learning will not be prolonged. To the Seventh and Eighth Grades: We leave blueprints of the building, showing entrances but not exits. To Mr. Rimosukas: We leave a radar system to detect truant students. Donald Capello and Norma Emond inherit the amazing athletic ability of RICHARD LILLIBRIDGE and PAM LOVE. BARBARA BEEBE bequeaths her seat in Senior Choir to Betty DeGray. GAY FROSCH wills her shorthand ability to Judy Nemsik. To next year's Tunxis editor, MADELINE BONTURI offers a bottle of aspirin. ROBERT BEAN transfers a seat in Miss Rosie's study hall to anyone who wants it. Douglas Stahouski inherits his brother BEN'S famous red and black hat to carry on the the family tradition. 55 CLASS WILL Tom Coffey is left the flirting ways of ROBERT CHAPMAN. DOTTIE STINO and WINIFRED RAYMO leave Mr. Lewis with a headache after his efforts to bang science problems into their heads. PAT LENARD transfers her love for horses to her sister Barbara. Richard Edwards inherits LON PELTON'S love for hot rods. Martha Cherney is left to carry on JOAN NEJAKO'S terrific speed in shorthand. DOT NOGA wills her skill in badminton to Norma Emond. BARBARA SW'ANBACK leaves mechanical drawing - wishing she never took it. CHARLES VAN HORN relinguishes his bar bells to Michael O'Brien, in the hope that some day Mike will be as strong as he. NAN HINSON bestows her seat at the stock car races to her sister Pat. Marie Dematos acquires GENE GELINAS' long hair and dark eyes. Some bewildered junior is left to carry on CHARLES KINGSBURY'S pep rally dancing ste s. CHAREDOTTE DAVIS surrenders her black Chevy to Henry Hade in hopes that he can salvage it somehow. SANDRA BEST awards her brother patrol of the parking lot. To someone who loves the fresh air, NATHANIEL STEVENSON assigns his bicycle. KENNY LAMSON leaves Windsor High in hope that some year a radio club will be formed. JOHN LONGO and RICHARD WARNER leave Mr. Hanley to continue his struggles alone. Bev Walker is left BEV PEATIE'S flirtatious ways. Some lucky freshman inherits MARTHA ANDERSON'S cheering uniform. To some lucky junior with handsome legs, DOUG KING wills his role as Honest Abe. JANET LABESKIS bequeaths 6 to Michele Poirier. To whomever Hts it best, MAY LABONTE assigns her role of Mammy Yokum. ROBERT TROCCHI leaves his well-spoken Spanish to Mr. Chapman. Paulette Roy is presented SANDRA TUTTLE'S bashful ways. BARBARA CASE offers her red hair to Shirley Goufpee. PAT CHAMPANY awards her singing to Ruth Shu elt. Some ambitious junior acquires ROSE CABRAL'S job of collecting absentee lists. JOHN GASPERINO leaves his rabbits to the care of Mrs. Leary. Priscilla Case is left BARBARA PALIFKA'S title of hap y-go-lucky. JOHN WINARSKI leaves his ability to play soccer to Evaldi Yekel. MIKE BATAYTE bequeaths his spiders and Daffy to anyone who wants them. CAROL SADOSKI leaves Windsor High with her mind made up???? GERRY SIBLEY and JACK UZDARWIN bestow their ability of acquiring pumpkins in strange ways to some devilish junior. JAMES MATTIA and LORRAINE SIKUT leave as quietly as they came. ALAN SMITH wills his ability of being able to attract two girls in the same household to anyone crazy enough to try it. GARY FROSCH presents his Elvis Presley records to the I Hate Elvis Fan Club. FRANCES PETEROSKI bestows her microscope on Mrs. Leary in hope that the bound- aries of science might be extended. ELAINE POGORZELSKI relinquishes her English IV classes to Mary McDermott and Pat Carpenter with pleasure. Frank Shemanskis is left CHARLES PUTINAS' souped-up hot rod. ROSANNA POULIN offers her Daisy Mae costume to next year's Daisy. FRANK RIDEOUT leaves his athletic ability to Matthew Boccucci. DIANA SASPORTAS offers her cello to the String Ensemble in hopes that a new maestro will come along soon. To her four sisters, MERLENE DEGRAY leaves Windsor High School. DEXTER DICKINSON bequeaths his absent-mindedness to his brother Dale. BONNIE FURMAN transfers her air of sophistication to some deserving junior. MARILYNN CHASE leaves Miss Bradley and Mr. Campbell their peace of mind. Jeane Norrie is presented BARBARA BUDRICK'S quiet ways. EUGENE CHIARAMONTE offers his role of cutest boy to whoever fits it best. CYNTHIA STUART presents her traveling bags to another happy wanderer. Bob Snider acquires DANNY SULLIVAN'S Model A Ford. EDNA ANDERSON transfers her witty remarks to be shared by her sisters. 56 CLASS WILL JOHN CRONSELL wills his seat at radio school to a future radioman. Margo Avedesian inherits BARBARA BELL'S stationery and stamps. To any juniors who wish it, CHARLES SWIFT offers his well-combed hair. To anyone who can use it, GERRY MILLIKEN offers his crop of freckles. SHIRLEY GREEN leaves her sister to ride alone on the school bus. To Gary McNeal, JOSEPH MENARD presents his guns and fishrods. RONALD MILKIE leaves all the telephone poles standing. CLAYTON GOULD bequeaths his locker to some bewildered freshman. DOT HOLOWIEZKO offers her dancing ability to her cousin. To some lucky junior, CAROL GRANGER transfers her position as captain of the cheerleaders. JUNE HATHEWAY leaves her locker to her sister. JANE LEPIRE and MARGARET LINDEN bestow their graceful ways on Louise Okon and Michele Poirier. FRANCES MARKESICH wills her ability for staying out of school to her brother. To her cousin Margie, ELLEN MILES leaves her talkativeness. Pat Campbell inherits the gym from JOAN BABCOCK. LYNN FRANTZ leaves Mr. Dimock in peace. ARLINE YESAITIS assigns her brother Eddie to bother the teachers. MERRY BARNES and GAIL FROSCH bequeath their blushes to Paula Poulin. Judy Cronin acquires the talkative ways of JOAN HOTCHKISS in homemaking class. JIMMY CIRILLO surrenders his versatile personality to some deserving junior boy. ANDY DEFILIPPO wills his title of shortest boy to Ray Gaylord. To some deserving underclassman, MARGARET OLDEN relinquishes her position as president of the Library Club. Joyce Bitcauski is awarded JUDY DEVINE'S pony tail. Bonnie Card is presented FRANK DILLON'S drums. RICHARD DYLEWSKI transfers his power glide to some speedy junior. Jane Roath is assigned VERNA ALBERT'S pixie bangs. EDITH EWING leaves W.H.S. to join the WAVES. JOE BAKSTIS bestows his extra height on Jim Wheaton. To next year's Driver's Ed classes, ED BOERO leaves his '56 Chevy. WARREN JOHNSON wills his good marks to David Charbonnier. NEAL JORDAN bequeaths his musical talent to Robert Martin. MARY ANN MAKSIMOSKI leaves her brother to walk to school. To someone who can fill it, WALTER MIPS leaves his Lil Abner costume. MARIE FASANELLI leaves her brothers to follow in her footsteps. CYNTHIA MORAN wills her spectacualr driving ability to some very adventurous Junior. RUTH SEAM awards the dancing of the Chicken to her sister. HELEN BROWN and JOYCE BUCKAVICH leave!!! ! We, The Class of 1957, in presence of witnesses, legally declare this document to be our Last Will and Testament and do hereby set our hand to this document on this day of June, nineteen hundred and fifty-seven. ' 772aI1fZa i957 M Twnolsor- rfflq, Cadwj 3 German ww . 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Sl rain S-ESM N.-Bam GUEO -E4 Uamudz mzqz , 1 ,, frame f . X WZ 'M L 7 '?I1f?5. .1 5 ,7 , ,- , x L V f sivhi ff K I. -3, , H K' X w,ggiwf9ffLM R X A ,ww Q S253 a.,g,,'ffWg,, H I If if -ff Wa Q mmm ,M M WMM Q -'Q 1, Wi',' ' I u fy f p i ' ' L ,+.'fY,, 'Mg d2f'f'Y'f' Mm-f5'3 T4 , 4-V 'S 3 ' - M15 W M' iv .ww 2, wi53N3ff'fw,m+fW A , we 'Wg HW' 1, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Mr, Lewis and Miss Fritz, Advisors. Standing: Mr. DePianta and Mrs. Wehner, Advisors. Seated, left to right: Priscilla Case, L0uiSe Okorl, Seated, left to right: Barbara Osrendorf, Francis Arrlwer XVUSOU, Donald C11PPf?ll0- McDermott, Frances LaF1eur, Judith Zalenski. FRESI-IMAN CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Miss Rosie and Mr. Hanley, Advisors. Seated, left to right: Susan Becker, Judith Coe, Francis McDermott, Rosemary Aiello, 62 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS lst row, lefr to right: S. Turgion, M. Woodcock, B. DeGray, P. Srubas, J. Shykula, N. King, M Gratton, M. Loucks. 2nd row: T. Bradunas, N. Albert, L. Suto, M. Srenikinas, J. Guinta, M. Martino, B. Murray, F Wincze, R. Dean, R. Major. 3rd row: B. Liberator, G. Cobeck, R. Oswald, A. Cieslak, J. Catarino, T. Borelho, M. Peliquin B. Maksimoski, B. Cronholm. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS lst row, left to right: B. Card, R. Pearson, J. Nelson, S. Gillespie, J. Dylewski, S. Rusavage, K. Mooney, K. Linden, C. Carpemieri. 2nd row: V. Cianfarani, R. Green, J. Duane, R. Gaylord, L. Alford, B. Loucks F. Pease E. Swain G. MacNeal, J. D'Angona, H. Ferrin, V. Osowecki, R. Kolpinski, P. Silry, E. Laazerini, Rf Sudarski, D. Celio, R. Martin. 3 Q Q K gnu ' -i , -Bw ,yi :im xx ' 'Z ' i STUDENTCIHDKIL Standing, left to right: ,luck Liner, Charles Colton, Richard Lillibridge, Arthur Wilson, Warren johnson, Dale Dickinson, Francis McDermott. D Seated: Beverly McKee, Patricia Hinson, Dexter Dickinson, President: Judith Coe, Carolyn 5ENI0R5 Rogean. Richard Lillibridge, Dexter Dickinson, Warren johnson. . Eel it ,. i i E i, 5 1 - Ali! C ff STUDENT PATROL Seated, left to right: G, Vignaux, A. Yesaitis, N. Hirison, j, Cirillo, M. Easton, L. Oken, K. Farris, D. Cappello. 2nd row: F. Rideout, C, Moran, j. Varcoe, bl. Labeskis, C. Granger, S. Fenton, A. Adams. 5rd row: R. Lillibridge, A. johnson, D. Dickinson, A, Wilson, W. Mips, W. johnson, D. Dickinson, C. Line-berry, TUDE T ORGANIZATIONS 470 qw Y I' lla.. , ff i o,,A D, .sy Q' gf! ' 1 . f 4 1 I v 5 R 9 1 if . X, I ml 1 If' 5 Q FRENCH CLUB Seated, left to right: W. Miller, G. Davis, R. Milkie, C. Sadosky, K. Ferris, C. Moran, B. Furman, M. Poirier, M. Easton, R. Shufelt, P. Twarkins. 2nd row: J. Deshais, E. Dirzulis, N. Emond, V. Charbonneau, P. Roy, B. Ostenclorf, J. Varcoe, C. Berry, N. Holmes, B. Swanback, A. Aiello, M. Moran, P. Lenard, J. DeNico1a, P. Hinson, B. Walken. 3rd row: Mr. Chapman, Aclvisorg j. McDonald, M. McMaster, P. Mclnerney, A. Kove F. LaFleur, M. Murphy, j. Woltersdorf, D. Dickinson, C. Lineberry, j. Monroe, R Crockett, P. Love, J. Hatheway, J. LePire, J. Bourdon. r 66 FUTURE NURSES CLUB lst row, left to right: S. Shicl-t, B. McKee, S. Smith G Mansolillo R Bloom M Eukers R. Peterson, DI. Deshaies. Znd row: E. Wirzulis, P. Dauphainais, L. Welsh V Cameron M Gasparino C Brown L. Pelton, C. Peteroski. 3rd row: Mrs. Aschenback, B. Crocker, S. Cleveland B Brodsky M Dombrovsski A. Zitani, B. Knott, L. Tysltewitz, J. Sandberg J Morgan H Fowler CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Standing, left to right: Ronald Milkie, Dexter Dickinson, George Davis, Neal jordan. Seated: Madeline Bonturi, Priscilla Case, Mrs. Dike, Advisor, Diana Sasportas, Charlotte Davis. . ng 'f ' POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Seated, left to tight: W, johnson, C. Swift, B. Christenson, G. Frosch, D. Dickinson. Standing: Mr. Murphy, Advisor, B. Stahouski, F. Dillon, E. Chiarmonte. LIBRARY CLUB Front row, left to right: N, Stevenson, P. Sullivan, -I, Maclura, P. Pikul, L. Kluntz, K Unghire. 2nd row: J. Mosher, E. Wirzulis, B. Christenson, M. Olden, B. Forbes, A. Hollis, C. Riccio B. DeGray. 3rd row: C. Shuska, j. Lankarge, E. Ewing, J. Bourdan, B. Stone, J. Butcher, J. Devine J. Brouillette, R. Bartlett, A. Scirica, V. Danner, Mrs. Rimosukas, Advisor. SENIOR DRAMATIC . CLUB Seated, left to right: M. Poirier, P Case, B. Furman, S. Chambers, A Bokum. Standing: C. Swift, R. Jenks, R Milkie, R. Jeter, D. Dickinson, G Davis, M. Rideout, M. O'Brien, Mr Warner, Advisor, JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Seated, left to right: B. Forgione, B. Collins, Treasurer, B. Walker, S. Greenough, P. Laing C. Dombrowski, L. Bailey, S. Godlewski. Standing: E. Carpenter, K. Mooney, L. Cararino, J. VanHorn, President, A. Bokun Secretary, R. Jenks, Vice-President, M. Rideout, P. Gelba, C. Shimkas, R. Pardo. 68 USICAL ORGANIZATIONS 3 U O I Ccv' L Jivqvnvga ' 'Tl , mc , 1 el ilk rc' A Al - l? 13 - J... ... PEP BAND Seated, left to right: F. Pease, P. Konney, M. Rideout, Gail Frosch, N. Holmes, S. jordan, Gay Frosch, R. Shufelt, A. Hotsko. Standing: Mr. Smith, Advisor, D. Ingalls, R. Cherney, R. Edwards, N. jordan, Gary Ftosch, F. Dillon, P. Seredynslci, C. Martin, R. Posnialc, G. LaFleur, J. Vanl-lorn. SENIOR CHOIR The Senior Choir is comprised of students chosen from grades ten, eleven, and twelve. Its public appearances during the year included the lollwoing: Christmas Vespers in December, 19i6g Spring Concert in May, 1957. The group also appeared in the Gay Nineties Show given tor the senior high school in March, 1957. Co-Presidents tor the year were Cynthia Moran and Walter Mips. Dexter Dickinson served as Vice-President, and Arline Yesaltis and Frank Dillon served as Secretaries. joan Babcock and Margo Avedesian were the librarians. NINTH GRADE CHOIR The Ninth Grade Choir appeared in the Christmas Pageant of December, 1956, and in the Spring Concert in May, 1957. Bernice Albert and Gary Peterson acted as Co-Presidents for the organization. 1 BAND The Windsor High School Band is larger this year than it has been at any previous time. During the school year, the group rendered their colorful selections at all major assemblies and at the pep rallies. GIRLS' BNSEMBLE Left to right: R. Shufelr, B. DeGray, S. Potter, P. Stewart, M. Bean, M. Bonturi, Miss Fuller, Director. JUNIOR CHOIR The junior Choir consists of students chosen from the eighth grade. This group appeared in the Christmas Pageant of December, 1956, and in the Spring Concert. STRING ENSEMBLE Left to right: P. Kouney, R. Seifert, E. Carpenter, F. Peteroski, D. Hamblin, R. Stein, D. Sasportas, M. Rideour, C. Pereroski. 72 rf3Ml4Mg1s...y'w.--g..wfM1- - BOYS' SPORT r AUIUS114, Franklyn Rideout BASKETBALL TEAM Front row, left to right: D. Cappello, R. Holmes, J. Cirillo, R, Lillibridge, J. Shannon, -I. Liner. 2nd row: Mr. johnson, Assistant Coachg M. O'Brien, Manage-tg L. Frantz. F. Rideout, W. Mips, R. Gaylord, B. Romayko, W. Stewart, M. Boccucci, Managerg Mr. Sauve, Coach. D if 2' M IMQI -- MW 214. 'l ., J Richard Lillibrid e g james Cirillo Co-Captain Co-Captain Walter Mips 73 Lynn Frantz ir K Q 13 ' 5 R 'S-mf U- -fy, 1 .4 ,a 'P 1:22 5 D. ' ' v , .R .f X i. . if ,' mil. ' .Q 4. ' ...mg ,,+ 5 , ' I!! f' Q - Q - SOCCER TEAM Front row, left to right: D. Cappello, J. Chagnon, F. Yuscavitch, N. Cunningham, W. Mips, J. Cirillo, J. Liner, J. Longo, R. Schneider. 2nd row: J. Munroe, R. Lillibridge, W. Stewart, 1. Doyle, F. Riuleout, R. Warner, R. Holmes, C. Colton, J. Cooley. 3rd row: Mr. Stuart, D. Dickinson, D. Case, W. johnson, A. johnson, C. Lineberry, G. Coutant, G. Vignaux, Manager. ii 1 Dick l Warren Ffaflk john ,fl , , 5 -72 , ' ' .. . Jim, Cgfaptaln f ' yn Walt, Co-captain 4 I l I , . ,, llmn- .Z I il91l5:2Qil?lK-R 1- . Qfluumlv i. ., 'K V GOLF TEAM Standing, left to right: Mr. Myers, M. O'Brien, R. Redneld, J. Peters, F. Stoddard. Kneeling: J. Uzdarwin, G. Sibley. H51 'ful .... -- at , E . f M 4 il , 13,541 , 1 l t an -5 f V A ,, g :nl V, f :if pf ' if 1' '-, V ' i .3 aifzkif 'V ' 'L It Viky Q ' 'll ' Wg K , - ,,t' ,,., , V . 1 ml 1 . e ' ,'-- i , , Za - 45.172 1 .: H: L ' ' ' .lint ig fgirfx., -P Q I Q4 y 'MMM --h- ' ---.,,--f' Q, Q.. Q' .,ff gg wffg. A .. K ,.., .'., 1 ' .ite 4 , . L 355,01 ix- 5 ,. ill ,Q Q 1 Qffxgwe- ',iff2 f- f 'Y' Q..-we T, ,,.i'-J. . 3- 'e - .LQ if Q .'k,, V , I K ..,. r e - M ., . M' +L . + S' 'N A '- v? :EE'H 5' V' ' I ' 7 yy! fe-, Q5 . , .. , f, -M 5 4, ,erswfwg ti- .4 , Jf5,,w:-9 h is , , 1 ' A 'tt I K 'iw-Pr I ' f ire 1 M .t f . . , A -K . . M f, T jack 79 l ef f Y 1l6.,rqw,g,, X V- raft - t Q., 1. .-1. , ,thi-:At ,, Lynn N3 6 .gg 1 x fw1. BASEBALL TEAM Front row, left to right: J. Barnes, Manager, D. Fitzsimonds, H. Helson, N. Cunningham, D. La- Fleur, R. Schneider, D. Cappello, J. Cirillo, M. Boccucci, Manager. 2nd row: S. Bievcz, Manager, R. Holmes, W. Stewart, L. Frantz, B. Romayko, R. Lillibridge, C. Pogorzelski, J. Liner. 3rd row: A. Silva, A. johnson, J. Cronsell, R. Case, J. Shannon, W. Strong, Mr. Reimer, Coach. Dick Jim 80 wks 'K 5 if W vw 'W r I Ma, , GIRLS' SPORT CHEERLEADERS M. Poirier, N. Hinson, M. Anderson, S. Fenton, C. Granger, J. Labeskis, B. Walker, M. Easton, D. Holowieszko. S, f janet Labeskis Dorothy Holowreszko Martha Anderson Nan Hingon Carol Granger Captain 83 1 BATON TWIRLERS OFF ICIAL'S CLUB Left to right: L. Kluntz, D. LePage, A. McConnell. N. Emond, P. Campbell, J. Woble, P. Love, D. Grabowski J. Nemsik, B. Ostenclorf. Mrs. Davis. STUDENT ASSISTANTS From row, left to righet: C. Hotchkiss, N. Emond, A. Yesaitis, N. Hinson, J. Roath, B. Walker, V. Fredricks, G. Mansolillo. Back row: Miss Gough, Advisorg J. Hatheway, M. Anderson, J. Nemsilt, C. Granger, J. Lalibeskis, C. Heim, j. Zalenski, P. Love, S. Fenton, M. Barnes, R. Cabral, Mrs. Davis, A visor. DRILL TEAM Seated, left to right: 1. Deshaies, G. Mansolillo, N. Emond, E. Riggot, C. Sadoski, D. Stino R. Cabral, J. Loomis, M. Bean. 2nd row: J. Morgan, P. Hinson, B. Walker, P. Case, B. Ostendotf, J. Coe, C. Rogean, S Fenton, P. Campbell, M. Easton. 3rd row: J. Babcock, S. Woble, P. Love, C. Heim, 1. Labeskis, D. Grabowski, L. Lehman j. Nemsik, Miss Gough. ARCHERY CLUB, Seated, left to right: M. DeGray B. Furman, P. Case, H. Sasportas. 2nd QZJWBN. Holmes, A. Wodecci, L. Okon, A. Yesaitis, President, M. Maksimoski, P. Lenard, . erry. 3rd row: D. Grabowski, P. Love, B. Swanback, j. Nemsik, Mrs. Davis. TUMBLING CLUB 1st row, left to right: S. Whigham, L. Lehman, A. Yesaitis, President, B. Card, M. Easton, P. Love, S. Becker. 2nd row: D. LePage, J. Edwards, C. Hotchkiss, J. Loomis, M. Bean, J. Hatheway, C. Rogean, M. Holmes, N. Sherman, B. McKee, B. Lenard, R. Miskin, M. Richotte, L. Bigelow. . .. , . .... ,,.,,.,m. FIELD HOCKEY lst row, left to right: M. deRoo, V. Charboneau, M. Butz, K. Farris N. Emond, L. Hill, M. jandreau, C. Moran, L. Pelton. 2nd row: J. Morgan, M. Graef, E. Tarka, M. Riggott, M. Maksimoski, J. DeNicola, B. Pearie, C. Sadowski, S. Fuhrmann, J. Banta, A Borkowski. 3rd row: 1. Babcock, S. MacClintic, B. Ostendorf, J. Callahan, C. Tohc, J. Zalinski, C. Heim, P. Love, S. Woble, P. Carpenter, S 86 Christensen, I. Madis, P. Campbell, M. Murphy, Miss Gough. SOFTBALL TEAM Seated, left to right: M. Maksimoski, G. Gelinas, N. Emond E. DeGray, M. Bonturi, M. Chase. 2nd row: M. Cherney, P. Campbell, J. Callahan, M. Murphy L. Pelton. 3rd row: J. Babcock, J. Zalenski, C. Heim, S. Woble, B Ostendorf. Center: D. Holowieszko, President. Front row, left t oright: L. Bigelow, 1. Mosher, L. Okon, J. jatonczyk, G. Mansolillo, B. Card. Zntl row: S. Stuart, J. Roath, B. Walker, S. Becker, S. Smith. 3rd row: L. Pelton, M. Braman, 1. Labeskis, L. Kluntz, J. Morgan. MODERN DANCE BADMINTON TEAM Front row, left to right: N. Emond, F. Peteroski, D. Noga 2nd row: G. Mansolillo, E. Riggott, L. Colton, E. Perznosky J. Loomis. 3rd row: S. Becker, S. Fuhrmann, J. Babcock, J. Bruzik S. Christensen. 4th row: J. Callahan, P. Carpenter, C. Tofll, P. Love, S Woble, J. Nemsik, I. Madus, Mrs. Davis, Advisor. BASKETBALL TEAM Seated, left to right: C. Rogean, M. Holmes, M. Jandreau, L. Hill, N. Emond, M. Graff, C. Sadoski. 2nd row: J. Banta, M. Chase, M. Maksimoski, M. Bonturi, J. Divine, M. DeRoo, D. Stino R. Cabral. 5rd row: Miss Gough, Advisor, M. Murphy, Manager: M. Cherney, P. Campbell, j. Babcock S. MacClintic, C. Heim. P. Love, B. Ostendorf, S. Woble, J. Nemsik, D. Grabowslci J. Zalenski, Manager. 1 x 1 5 M :Si 5 k i , I m x X l ' is P --... TALE SHO .4 :N 'N I I I 5 a ,i 1 6 ,,uM',,,.,--- Q ie 51 518' 1 it ff ,, If ls ' fa... harm- 1, ' ..... , S xx A 15? . Z - msxgggli ,A, .. f 12-iw , , - .- ,mf W: ,, . ,my , L. H Q . ffizifii '..' ,. ,:,, K.. 'fr 1 2 fiffiii 'L L.,,,f-'iw .- si YK 1. 1 .N 52 xii .... x. ,SK X, if 2 5 fl J 5 25' wfiam 4 .MM N M , 555 ,ws-5-f-Zig AW, b, sz ,W 5fffg,:'5,A ,M A 'Q ww , , . - .yf,s.4ff-Q K H --ww 6, 1 Q X T Q? 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JA 5-9948 226 BROAD STREET WINDSOR, CONN. 5 Lubrication - Washing - Tires - Batteries 5 8 Accessories - Wheel Balancing - Road Q Service - Pick-Up and Delivery Service E, 5 2 E E 2 3 3 ,L X f057'? 67'g9'6'5f05i67'5' 10 9 Compliments of EARI-E G- DONEGAN GoLmNG's me senvlcs 421 Park Street Hartford, Conn. Ofliice Res. MU 8-3947 MU 8-2400 Compliments of INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE ALDOR'S RESTAURANT 26 Maple Ave. Windsor, Conn. 150 WINDSOR AVE. WILSON, CONN. WILSON SERVICE STATION 5 B A R T ' S . RANGE AND FUEL OIL 24-Hour Burner Service Home of the Famous Noah's Ark Sundae 418 Windsor Ave. JA 5-9514 WILSON, CONN. 6 WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT Q If No Answer, Coll JA 7-4527 Shop KlNG'S for Your Electrical Things ANITA'S BEAUTY SALON KlNG'S ELECTRICAL FEATURES NEW LOCATION 252 BROAD STREET g At the Stop Light - Windsor Center Tel. MU 8-3942 ' Windsor, Conn. Tel. MU 8-4981 Q X90020561901'011012026f0X9W10f0f10fW1G?40W27020f7C710'4?6N0f'l61t0201C72720'101f?6 X -0N016 -G?0l'0-Q02f0b6110VW1'0f'01'0I6'bQ? -104'-0010 205'?W1'7'?f7 x CENTRAL GARAGE - 0W0'f'01 EMM 3 97 f76K0l0f'0'61L71?1717'701?2?f0K0'f0W0'6Y0' C0K?'0Pl7f0K?61W E P Z U Z E' fa U 'H w Ju Y E IQ 2 9 us 5 5 I Q cn G. T, :T 2 Q 5 :x if x -I 6, .4 l I p 3 5 'Z' as Q Q Q m -1 Z 9' 9,58 E '42 0' Z E82 3' Z 550' 1 -, 2.30 fl n n Q To-rff.-n 5' I I o w ls a 2 0 ng A -1 0 g, UI U -l- 'fl O c 2-If G m Z'U n ' 4 V' JU Eb E E 9 go E Q2 : 9-3. Z 14 0 1 0 3 do U2 'U U C 0 I- r' 31 2 2 -4 V' U' 5' F-' 3 O 5 .a+ ' 2 21 - 0 P P '55 G S 3 10-ww-f 1101401401 5: 'QQWQVZ'-495l05'940W97'?9055'Q' 9?fQ'905 M 8. E MARKET C0mPllmenf5 of 101 Poquonock Ave. Windsor, Conn. Open 8 A.M. 'Til 8 P.M. Tel. MU 8-2634 BIRCHWOOD MARKET Choice Meats, Vegetables, Frozen Foods Birchwood Rd. Windsor, Conn. FRANK D. PARKER HEDWIG M. HUTCHINGS, Prop. THE HILLIARD BRYANT AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate Tel. MU 8-9774 50 Elm Sf. Windsor MU 8-3433 6 Compliments of BLAzls GENERAL stone PROFESSICNAI- BARBER SHOP 1773 Poquonock Ave. Poquonock, Conn. Q Tel, MU 8-9756 WILLIAM LeFEBVRE, Pro . 5 P Air Conditioned S Compliments of - 3 Barbers Ai Your Service - 9 JoHNSoN'S PHARMACY 7 Barber St. Wilson, Conn. Tel. CH 7-8203 Ample Parking Poquonock Tel. MU 8-9771 gcafrowwwwweawrofcoffawcawwrowfavfwafafwaonaauaco- cafwswuaxo 98 WE E 2 2 2 2 Q Q I-0'-0K0'-'0 '0 -0 10 -010 '0N0 047'0N0' 1606210-655220 .f0w0a 40N056C04'?'0' 2-0w0'N01'0K0N0K7'0'-'WY0 374010 COMPLIMENTS GF THE STEVENS PAPER MILLS, INC. WINDSOR, CONN ?W?59'540 7'Q0 Q'C0 -05940'10NQ'90757C0'f0'C05C0'C0 945' Compliments of Compliments of RICE HARDWARE ADAM RICE, Prop. A FRIEND 2150 Poquonock Ave. Poquonock, Conn. Compliments of WILSON DRUG CO. GRIFFING T.V. 8. APPLIANCE CO. 396Windsor Ave. Wilson, Conn. Featuring SYLVANIA-The Finest in TV 9 - Qpen fo 10 pnmil daily and Sundays .. FRIGIDAIRE-The Finest in Appliances ROBERT I'I. EASTON, Prop. SALES 8K SERVICE 9 Tel. Office MU 8-369'l - Residence MU 8-3733 ' HARRY M. CLARK Insurance - Real Estate SUGAR BOWL RESTAURANT The Best in Home Cooking 256 Broad Street Windsor, Conn. Q AssociATEs R Alton H. Wilson Tel. MU 8-4018 458 Windsor Ave. Tel. JA 5-9956 Richard B. Wilson Tel. MU 8-3733 A x9 5590Y05'Qff0V5 'Q7'753fQ5C05 55Z'5497'Q590 995'057 020 1 00 4010-1656 -'-01'0 '0 -'0 f0X0' 101620 X?-4-0K01h0' f016IW'A0N?0-f72?0M056N010WfZWf?'0'0'01020vf0N0'656 0'6161 Compliments of PEICHERT BROS. Allen Peicherf, Owner Effective ond Dependable RUBBISH COLLECTIONS Serving Wilson, Windsor ond Poq uonock 4 HOLMES DRIVE Phone MU 8-2471 ?'?4?'?61'0'f0N?0'0f6I616N?17'?01?10K0'0K0'616 7 0'G0'f?00' 'I X9N?0'1?'?f?17040t0f92?6l06N7s01?271000'?WN?0fW1'76X7G?0f6t X CompIiments of MASCHERlNO'S MARKET Compliments of F. W. CARMON FUNERAL HOME THE DAVES SHOP LADIES', MEN's AND CHILDREN'S WEAR DILLON'S SELF SERVICE MARKET Notions, Yarns, Greeting Cards, Etc. . Tel. MU 8-3619 Windsor, Conn. Dry Cleaning I9 Bloomfield Ave. Windsor, Conn. Tel. Mu 8-9535 4 4 6 IN WILSON - IT'S K'S FINE FOOD Q 5 Hamburgers - Dinners - Hot Dogs Co., 5 Tel. CH 7-2700 R. E. CAYE, Prop. 3 Q Importers and Distributors of Drawing . I. I Compliments of and Industrial Art and School Supp les POQUONOCK CENTRAL MARKET FINE FOODS AND MEATS 'k i g I709 Poquonock Ave. Poquonock, Conn. 5 I 7 0 -'JK '02027 17405 102047610 -Q-01 5C9110'2f-?101'016K7'-01 40'WN0196'0'l?f?612?C0N0ff0W5ZW00'010f0ff01f-06v01650S1910406x FOR EVERY NEED - HEAD TO FOOT CELLAR TO ATTIC a complete line of Personal and Household brushes brought to you by your Fuller Brush Dealers 6 Debutante Cosmetics - by the famous home of Daggetr and Ramsdell THE FULLER BRUSH COMPANY HARTFORD 2, CONNECTICUT 'I 03 '01' 61100010-40 10 401101 201L0'Y K0'1f01 40 K0Y0'40110N040'f0'14011?f0N040'f0Y6'1f0'H0110f01l0N0N0f SERVING CONNECTICUT FAMILIES SINCE X ' Z i A lf f' E 3 I3 0' Hartford National Bank and Trust Company Ertablirbcd I7 92 Member F .D.I .C. 18 convenient ojicc: in: Hartford, East Hartford, West Hartford, Elmwood, Windsor, Middletown, Norwich and thc New London Area 9N0N0'0ws0N0K0'f0N-010f6V06V0'6102f76 0N0lG0Y01f012017f7s0V01Z'fh?i?1?l0V012940N0 104 -0f01'Q10262'0s720N010f'02'040N02Z5101f010fW1 fl0V0N011026X OLD TOWN RESTAURANT LA PlzzA - GRINDERS 216 Broad St. Windsor, Conn. Tel. MU 8-9768 By Giorgio's It's Clean GIORGIO'S CLEANERS 8. LAUNDRY RUGS - FUR STORAGE - TAILORING 505 Windsor Ave. Windsor, Conn. Miss Teri and Miss Rose - Hair Stylist and Beauty Consultant - Duet Beauty Studio 406 Windsor Ave. Wilson, Conn. Tel. CH 7-9931 'A' i' Compliments of SMITH AND BURK - Fancy Meats and Groceries - 138 Poquonock Ave. Tel. MU 8-3657 WINDSOR, CONN. Compliments of 5 EDWARD J. KERNAN s. co. 2 REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Windsor, Connecticut JOHN CEGALIS Groceries - Meats - Patent Medicines Hardware - Paint - Toys Tel. MU 8-3172 344 Rainbow Road Rainbow, Conn. x?'?'? 's0f405'Q0f105'017f?61402'021040201'6W47l70f10f '97'?'05l0x 9 Wh lt's human nature to go to great lengths to find Y exactly what we already have in our own back yard. look The case in point is HMS: a fast-growing, progressive 'FOI' company that's been among the leaders for many years in development, manufacture, and sale of GI'eel1el' screw machine products, aircraft components, tex- tile spindles, and diesel iniection pumps. Grass miles Think of the nearness to home and your friends. Then think about the chance to get going with a awa 9 company that is small enough for individual contact y ' with top men in the field . . . and big enough to have the most modern facilities . . . and that offers posi- tions in such areas as: Look into the 0PP0flUnl:leshcl0S8 Clerks - Expediters - Tool Makers - Machine o ome. Operators - Trainees - Secretaries - Inspectors - Q Draftsmen - Typists - Engineers - Designers 5 - Accountants - Q Q WHEN YOU'RE CONSIDERING YOUR FUTURE TAKE 2 ADVANTAGE OF THE OPPORTUNITIES AT - 3 5 Congratulations 5 'O 'he Hartford Machine Screw Company CLASS OF '57 Division of Standard Screw Company WINDSOR CONNECTICUT t S X954051901012-0'11012012010v610P0'10-4701t0N7f?6N0'6N?r7f0f61'0Pf0'0'61WN76V72016X0 106 401'046'f0tt?040 ?016l6Y06'0M5t70w0'0f6N0f6'1?'?'0'0N02626x SNELGROVE FLORIST FROM Flowers and Gifts 181 Broad Street On the Green in Windsor THE SCOTCH WOOL SHOP Phone MU 83655 ' 83656 164 Broad Street Windsor, Conn WORLD WIDE DELIVERY SERVICES Tel, JAckson 5-3183 Windsor-MUrdock 8-3925 - 8-4532 SPONZO OII. COMPANY Fuel Oils - 24 Hour Burner Service Compliments of WINDSOR AMESITE HARD SURFACE DRIVEWAYS Stone - Gravel Fill BEN STAHOUSKI 145 E. Barber St. Wilson, Conn. Windsor, Conn. Tel. MU 8-3094 Compliments of RAINBOW PACKAGE STORE Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 PLAZA THEATRE wlNDsoR, coNN. 9'6100N71?001WV0'0N?0N?'7'?f7G70016'016N7'-7 '?6'0'6'0K?610 MWM2 2 C Omplimefzb' of THE STUDENT COUNCIL WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL ,WWW 2 2 2 9 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 9 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 5 2 10'-10 20' 51011961 9 -104 06 'Qt-010 402 9s0'1t0 0'? Official Outfitters to Schools and IT'S CARVlLI.E'S Institutions for Gym Suits and EqUlpl'nenl' IIFOR FQODII ENE Courteous Service - Congenial S FW THE SPORTSHAN' EORGE J. GANEM - Atmosphere wiLsoN, coNN. SPORTSMEN'S PARADISE P. O. Box 66 Torrington, Conn. WMM? Congratulations and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photo- graphs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come' When you choose Loring portraits you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices' G New England s Largest School Photographers 109 i 2 6 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 '040-'0' 2 2 2 2 2?- 22 222+ is 2 2 21'-' 2 S . 2e 2E Sn' 2 9 2 9 5 5 2,2 10161 10? H E! Q E H-:e 'Weill iii 3 H I igssg 2 direct sales personal servic Q 5' composition halftone and line ne film A and plate stripping plate making offset printing folding complete bindery service packaging sw? delivery t. o'toole and sons, inc. stamford, connecticut stamforcl davis 4-9226 new york melrose 5-4112 40G010H00'0'-40'?01'0'f0l040W16WfJl?040f0N42C0'010f01l?01046 n I N G s , , N , I excellent ni s n A L s dfffgn C H A R M , - skilled C U P S craftsmanship ruauls -fullefb nonnss quahty YOUR CLASS .IEWELER DIEGIES 81 CLUST I o s 1 o N 226 PUBLIC STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. N I w Y o n K Manuucruluuo Jswnns ESSO Compliments of R. T. Morgan 81 William Walker Q Mmge,S wlNnsoR LAUNDROMAT Dry Cleaning - Shirt Service , I , 85 Poquonock Ave. Windsor, Conn. Gas, Motor Oils, Lubrication and Accessories Tel. JA 7-5969 3 'I54 Windsor Ave. Wilson, Conn. 10N0M0Y0N01626K0' 'l'l1 Autographs ww . U7 in 'jigli Izffsfsiilaw, iffefiff-Y-g si KyEhf'7,Q5'?i:.f L ,151 yi ,Q 2 4 4 ,W A l xi Q iff M 'FE