Woodrow Wilson High School - Saga Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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To thee, dear Alma Mater, We pledge our loyalty: Thy fame, dear Wilson High School Our constant aim will be. :EQ Middletown Connecticut XJ WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATION To our teacher and coach MR ROBERT HARRIS who has contnbuted so much to Wd son both scholastxcally and athleucally we the 4 Class of Nineteen Fifty-Eight, dedicate our Saga. FACULTY 1957-1958 Mr. Chauncey J. Copeland Mr. George H. Grant Mr. Walter D. Akerley Dr. Marion E. Armstrong Mrs. Elma Carreer Mr. Arnold W. Cawley Dr. Francis C. Champagne Miss Alice M. Dempsey Miss Helen C. Dempsey Mrs. Ardith T. Dunlap Miss Louise M. Facius Mr. Frank G. Ford Miss Thelma S. Friedrich Mr. Clarence Gerrish Miss Virginia M. Gilbert Mr. Marvin Hagel Mr. Robert P. Harris Miss Anne Hyland Mr. Frederick A. johnson Mr. Leo C. Kania Mr. Roger W, Lawrence Mr. Leonard Lord Mr. Philip T. Masley Mr. Eugene E. McCarthy Mrs. Gertrude D. McGuire Mr. Milton J. Miller Mr. Richard F. Ouellette Miss Anne D. Pickett Miss Ella M. Rufieth Miss Linda Rufleth Mrs. Alice R. Short Mr. Charles B. Smith Mr. joseph Stepanski Mr. Melvin H. Stone Mr. Herbert E. Straub Mr. james M. Sullivan Miss Nancy L. Suydam Miss Edith M. Taylor Miss Sheila M. Walsh Mrs. Mildred O. White Mrs. Helene McKenna Mrs. Florette Harrison Mrs. Yolanda Wysocki Mrs. Ida Zawisa l 1 . .ag fn The Class of 1958 leaves Woodrow Wilson Senior High School to enter the adult world at a most cru- cial time. The launching of an earth satellite with its impli- cations for the future welfare of this country has focused much attention upon the importance of a good education. The staff of this school has always realized the importance of a good education and has tried, within the limits of its energy. to instill within each of you the will and the desire to accomplish to the utmost of your ability, The answer to how successful it has been in this effort lies in the future. However, to each of you success and the best of luck. CH AUNCEY J. COPELAND Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1958- Some things in school and life are learned directly and other things you learn indirectly. We refer to these items as concomitant learnings. In your Mem- orial Page dedicated to Binlcy Minor you have exhibit- ed a concomitant learning-that of thoughtfulness. If I could congratulate you, the Class of 1958, on only one thing in your whole school life, it would be on the fineness of this gesture, perhaps the last official act you take as high school undergraduates. Your thoughtfulness will bring some degree of hap- piness and pride to Binky's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Minor, and to his brother William. Binky, in his modest way, would not have sought this honor. But, Binky, we want you to accept it, because it is just the way we all felt about you. May God bless you, the Class of 1958-May God bless Binky-always. CREIGHTON F. MAGOUN Superintendent .. 'if SHHUHE I if 33 I EE ag ,i , ?5'h' - dj A fxx - f ,Q1. f ' ' xiii? ff 5F In memory 0 a fnend and classmate whom we shall never forget f Lloyd Minor, jr., l OFFICERS CLASS OF 1958 Presrdcnt Donald Patenaude Vrce presrdent Arm Marne Marmzel Secremry jacquelme Ehlers Treasurer Phrlrp Turcotte Rep to Student Courmcxl Adele H111 JOURNAL 1954 1958 ln 1954 after a drfhcult voyage vue hnally arrrved at our destrna tron the new world of hrh school We rarsed our flag and called the land Woodrow Wllson Hrgh School Our first year xx as spent rn preparatron for vs hat we hoped would be a long stay We chose as our leaders john Bacon presrdent Suzanne Frllbaclc x rcc presrdent Elsre Stolba secretary Sal D Aqulla treasurer md Frank cnlclns rcprescntatlxe By our second year vse had establlshed ourselx es firmly We chose Donald Patenaude presrdent Suzanne F1llback v1ce presrdent Lmda Harney secretary Davrd Patenaude treasurer and Frank enltlns representatrve to govern our rnfant colony Among the more tntel lectual elected to the Natronal Honor Socrety were Donna Dawson Elsre Stolba Phrl Turcotte Lrz Gabany julra Brelot Sue Strrckland Sue Frllback and Beverly Roberts We got better acquarnted vs rth the new est colonrsts at a Freshman Sophomore Dance vshrch was held rn the gymnasrum Dave Eaton was rn charge of dccoratrons Our unror year was more excrtrng Betvseen Indran attacks we managed to elect Rrchard Deshefy presrdent Lrnda Harney vrce presrdent Ann Marne Marmzel secretary Don Patenaude treasurer and Emery Prclcerrng representatrve to Student Councll Havrng grown too large for our orrgmal fort ve resettled 1n 1956 at a new sate of somevshat hrgher elevatron known as Woodrovv Wrlson Semor Hrgh School The years brg socral event was the Junror Prom headed by Rrchard Deshefy and decorated by Jaclxxe 10 e, C , 7 L - 1 , . 1 4 Y yt Y ,L ,. n C , , . . . . , . ,, , . . 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L . y , , 4 Ehlers The dance was a great success and w1th the wampum we collected we were able to buy enough corn to last through a hard w1nter In the sprmg we chose cand1dates for the nat1ona1 govern ment DCDDIS Tarallo was elected Student ASSOCIHIIOH pres1dent E1s1e Stolba keeper of the buclxskm Georg1anna Cote d1rector of Student Counc11 and Dave Patenaude d1rector of AdV1SOfy Board Ad1o1n1ng our new fort a colony of agr1cu1tur1sts settled W1th these ne1ghbors we soon estab11shed cooperat1ve and fr1end1y re1at1onsh1ps The sen1or year vsas the very pmnacle of our colon1al career The new ed1tors for our paper were Sue Str1ckland and Sue F111back B111 Tracy rode shot gun and also served as bus1ness manager Officers of Honor SOCICIY were Donna Dawson pres1dent Adele H111 v1ce SCl'1f21I1VC The sale of Chnstmas cards fattened our larder for a g1ant feast and pow wow at the end of the year A h1fi set was purchased w1th money from a B1ngo Our Sen1or Class officers were Don Paten aude pres1dent Ann Mar1e Mar1nzel v1ce pres1dent Jacquelme Ehlers secretary Ph11 Turcotte treasurer and Adele H111 repre sentat1ve The Saga under the able leadersh1p of Bob Franc1sco and B111 S1enko was a great success Lookmg back over these last four years we find that they were probably the best of our l1ves Now vue are all go1ng 1n our dlfferent d1rect1ons each 1nto h1s own world But we the members of the Class of 1958 have one th1ng ln common as we go out to meet our futures fond memor1es of these past four years at Woodrow W11 son H1 gh School 11 7 - Q . , r . 3 . , . . Q C 1 . . U . y . . . . , . 3 . , . n presidentg Beverly Roberts, secretary-treasurerg Sue Fillback, repre- , . 5 . . , . - . L . 9 ' D 3 I a ' ' 7 ' 5 7 Q RAYMOND DARWIN ANDREWS URW.. Ambition-Beachcomber Track D0n'l hurry me, I'll get there. CAROL ANN ARESCO HMO.. Ambition-Work at the State Hospital Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Basketball, Bowling, Rifle, Swim- ming, Pep Club. Laughter make: lbe world go round. RICHARD A. AUGERI Dick Ambition-College Football A man be seem: of cbeerful yerterdayr and confident l0morrou'5. JOHN THOMAS BACON njuan.. Ambition - Mechanical engineer President of Freshman Class, Ad- visory Board, Student Council, Service Squad, Soccer, Swimming captain. It'r not my fault girlr like me. RODNEY PHILLIP BENNETT Rod Ambition-to work at Wilcox Lace Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow therein' no rcboolf' 8 DONALD J. BETTY Don Ambition-Navy Give me liberty and plenty of it. JULIA MARIE BIELOT julie Ambition-Ofhce worker Honor Society, Margray, Saga Service Squad, Girls' Sports Club Badminton, Rifle, Softball. The eyer are u'indou'r of the mul. ROSE MARIE ANN BINKOWSKI Bingo Ambition-Dental Assistant Girls' Chorus, Girls' Club, Girls Sports Club, Badminton, Bowl- ing, Rifle, Swimming. She made 4 fortune in friends, RAYMOND JOHN BORENT ..Ray., Ambition-Navy Football, Track, Swimming. Why rhould lbe devil have all the fun? ADELAIDE MAY BROCK Addie Ambition-A successful Executive Secretary Girls' Club, Saga Staff, Major- ettes, Girls' Sports Club, Badmin- ton, Basketball, Softball. Even a little angel may sometime: naughty be, ELIZABETH DAVIS BROCK ..Betty,. Ambition-Home Economics Field Girls' Club, Honor Society, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Majorettes, Service Squad, Girls' Sports Club, Badminton, Basketball, Softball. Quiet and neat. friendly and sweet. PAUL SCOTT BROWN Paul Ambition-Navy Art Club Talk to him of jacob? ladder and he will ark the number of rteprf' STEPHEN RALPH BROWN Steverino Ambition-Liberal Arts College French Club, Honor Society, Latin Club, Photography Club, Margray, Saga Staff, Service Squad, Soccer manager. Nothing humbler than ambition when it is about to climb. CAROL ANN BUCHHEIT Buckie Ambition-To be a Secretary Girls' Chorus, French Club, Ser- vice Squad, Rifle. Trouble knocked at the door. but, hearing a laugh within. hurried away. RICHARD JOEL BUDKA Dick Ambition-Navyg Architectural College Football, Track, Swimming. I, too, am a painter. ' MARY ANN BUGGIE 'Bugs Ambition-Nursing School Band, Band Council, Girls' Club, Latin Club, Saga Staff, Service Squad, Girls' Sports Club, Bad- minton, Basketball, Rifle, Soft- ball, Swimming, Pep Club. Sometime: I just .tit and think, and .forrzetimer I jutt fit. MARY MARTHA BURGESS Burgerberry Ambition-Office Secretary Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Rifle vice-president, Swimming, Pep Club. Quiet is a good thing-or is it? RICHARD FORMAN BURLESON Maurice Ambition-Musician Assembly Committee Chairman, Boys' Chorus President. Executive Cabinet, French Club, Harmon- eers, Saga Staff, Sock 8c Buskin, Cross Country, Track. Music ir the Jpice of life. CAROL GLADYS BURNS Carol Ambition-Marriage French Club, Ass't Drum Major- ette, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Softball, Swimming. Let ur be merry. NORMA GLORIA BURR Norma Ambition-Get rich quick Band, Girls' Club, Service Squad, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Rifle. VINCENT CAHILL Vinny Ambition-Garage Work Service Squad Future Farmers of America Basketball Football Praue the Lord and par: another Jpitball. MARILYN H CALHOUN Marilyn Ambition Get Rich Quick Art Club Girls Club Girls Sports Club Bowling Softball A lrttle rzonreme now and then LOUIS JOSEPH CARTA u Ambition College Air Force Advisory Board Service Squad Baseball Football Football tri captain The majority 15 alu ayr right and I guess Im the mayorzty MARILYN ANN CATALANO Ambition-Ofhce worker Saga Stall Girls Sports Club Badminton Basketball Bowling Swimming I come to Ichool to eat my lunch. PATRICIA ANN CHAGNON Smilie Ambition-To work with the Airlines Division Chorus Girls' Sports Club Bas- ketball Bowling Softball. 'The Jmile that doem t come off. JOHN RICHARD CHAMIS Jack Ambition-Air Force Baseball, Basketball, Football tri- captain, Service Squad. All worh and no play maker lack a dull hay. ROSE VINCENZINA CICCARELLO Chick Ambition-Office Work Library Assistant, Girls' Sports Club, Swimming. It if eatrier to know how to do a thmg than to do it. 41- 3' ii FX S ' l r . rx A, .1 , Z X51 ,argl - vi. ' Q 'xv 4' Vid-f.ffQ 9 4,5 43 Q. it KENNETH ALBERT COCKBURN Ken Ambition College Band French Club Felrnty :J the perfect urtue JANICE ELEANOR COLE an Ambition Secretarial Work In quretnerr and corufdenre .thall he your Jtrength ROBERT SIMMONS COLEMAN Bo Ambition Air Force Spanish Club president Baseball Senior Nominating Committee Scholarship Committee National Honor Society National Athletic Scholarship. If uorh interfere! uith plearure the heck uith work. WALTER JOSEPH COLEMAN Ambition-Army Health and cheerfulnexx mutually heget each other. WAYNE COLLINS Ambition-Mechanic Happine.fJ is nothing if it ir not known and very little if it ir not envied. GEORGIANNA COTE George Chorus, Majorettes, Executive Cabinet, French Club, Girls' Club, National Honor Society, Director of Student Council, Study Hall Leader, junior and Senior Nominating Committee, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Swimming, Pep Club, Softball. The fairert garden in her lookin And in her mind the wirert hookrf' SUZANNE CAROL COTRONE Sue Ambition-Telephone Operator Cafe Squad, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Badminton, Swim- ming, Bowling. Better to he happy than u'i.fe. PAULA ANN CRESCIMANNO Paula Ambition-Teaching Chorus, French Club, Girls' Club, Service Squad, Home Room Rep- resentative, Maiorette Advisory Council, Sock and Buskin, Saga Staff, Majorettes, Girls' Sports Club, Badminton, Basketball, Pep Club, Softball, Swimming. l've tourhed the height of human happinerr and here I fix. RICHARD ALLEN CUMMINGS Dick Ambition-Own my own farm Audio Vision, Band, Future Farmer of America. If held: are priron, what if liberty? GERALDINE MARIE CZAJA Gerry Ambition-Secretarial College Girls' Club, Margray, Saga Staff, Girls' S orts Club Badminton P r 1 Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Tennis. What is good it never plentiful. 'l 'So' if-5 SA LVATORE D'AQUILA, JR. Butch Ambition-College Cafe Squad, French Club, Saga Staff, Baseball, Football, Senior Nominating Committee, Class Officer. I can rerirt anything hut temptation. ROCHELLE DAVIS Shelly Ambition-College Chorus, Representative to Student Council, Girls' Club, Latin Club, Margray, Margray Advisory Council, Sock 84 Buskin, Home Room Representative, Cheerlead- er, French Club, Pep Club, Exec- utive Board, Girls' Sports Club, Softball, Swimming, Bowling, Basketball, Badminton. Give my regardr to Broadway! DONNA MARIE DAWSON Donn Ambition-Teaching Chorus, French Club, Girls' Club, Margray, President of National Honor Society, Margray Advisory Council, Pep Club, Majorettes, Majorette Advisory Council, Girls' Sports Club, Swimming, Softball, Basketball, Bowling. The foolirh man reekr happinerr at a dirtance, the uite grou'J it under hir feet. WAYNE CHRISTIAN DECARLI Ambition-College Audio Vision, Home Room Rep- resentative, Saga Staff, Advisory Board, Study Hall Chairman, Ser- vice Squad, Baseball, Track. More happy if len u-ire. AUGUST LOUIS DEFRANCE ..Aug., Ambition-Army Home Room Representative Every great man is unique. all 5-, 5 I 'CIP 'Y 'FIT' iv JACQUELINE LOUISE DEFRANCE Jackie Ambition-Receptionist Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Rifle, Swimming, Bas- ketball, Pep Club. Happiness is a habit. cultirate it. MARY ELLEN DELANEY Ambition-College Chorus, French Club, Girls' Club, Saga Staff, Service Squad, Ad- visory Board Secretary, Pep Club, Cheerleaders, Girls' Sports Club, Softball Club President, Basketball, Swimming, Bowling, Home Room Representative. Friendship is a sheltering tree. BARBARA ALYCE DEMEARSE Barb Ambition-Laboratory Technician Girls' Sports Club, Girls' Sports Club Representative, Swimming, Bowling. 'Good things come in small packages. NELLIE ANGELA DEPROTO Nellie Ambition-Ofhce Work Art Club, French Club, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Bad- minton, Bowling. Spared and blessed by time, looking tranquil. RICHARD WILFRED DESHEFY Desh Ambition-College junior Class President, Home Room Representative, French Club, Service Squad, Advisory Board, Student Council, Sopho- more Class Treasurer, junior and Senior Nominating Committee, Basketball, Cross Country, Track. Never love a little girl a lot,' Love a lot of girls a little. Yf'-u LOUIS DIDATO ..Lou.. Ambition-Continuing my education Art Club, Band, French Club Science Club, junior Prom Com- mittee. My heart sings and my feet dance. SALVATORE CARMELO DIDATO Torrie Ambition-College Study Hall Chairman, Track Baseball. How blest are the great ones ofthe earth. JOANNE CLAIRE DIGIANDOMENICO DeJohn Ambition-Personnel Manager Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Rifle. Compact but genuine, SALVATCRE SEBASTIAN DIMAURO Spider Ambition-College Service Squad, Basketball tri-cap- tain, Baseball co-captain. Man is an embodied paradox, a bundle of contradictions. LINA BELLE DIXEY Lina Ambition-College French Club, Girls' Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Latin Club, Margray, Study Hall Leader, Girls' Sports Club, Badminton, Basketball, Softball, Swimming, Volleyball. Patience is the hey of content, u WILLIAM CHARLES DONAHUE Bill Ambition-College French Club, Margray, Saga Staff, Latin Club, Margray Advisory Council, Soccer. Hlnuardness. mildness, and self renouncemenl do make for man's happiness. GORDAN HOWARD DORAN Gordy Ambition-Navy Track. Tu forget oneself is lo he happy. JEAN MAE DYKAS Ambition-Secretarial Work Good things come In him who Mails. DAVID WARRAN EATON Diesel Ambition-Naval Architecture Assembly Committee, Audio Vi- sion vice-president, Boys' Rifle, French Club treasurer, Saga Staff, Soccer, Student Council, Advisory Board, Track Captain. Humor has been justly regarded as lhe finest perfeflion of a poefs genius. PATRICIA ANN EDISON Pat Ambition-College Art Club, French Club secretary, Girls' Club, Margray, Saga Staff, Sock and Buskin, Traffic Squad, Service Squad, Pep Club, Girls' Sports Club, Basketball President, Bowling, Tennis Vice-president, Girls' Sports Club Executive Board, Senior Nominating Com- mittee. She deserres Paradise who makes her companions laugh. JACQUELINE SPEARIN EHLERS jackie Ambition-Executive Secretary Chorus, Band, Vice-president of Senior Clas, French Club, Girls' Club, Scholarship Committee, Service Squad, Cheerleader cap- tain, Girls' Sports Club treasurer, Swimming vice-president, Bowl- ing, Basketball, Softball, Badmin- ton. Happiness is the legal tender of !he soul. BARBARA ANN ERBAL Barb Ambition-College Chorus, Executive Cabinet, Girls' Club, Margray, Student Council, Girls' Sports Club, Badminton, Bowling, Softball, Cheerleaders, Girls' Sports Club Executive Board. True happiness is no spot confined. ERNEsT JOHN ERDMAN Skip Ambition-Air Force Future Farmers of America. Lei nlhers lahnr: I'll do the rest. PATRICIA ESPOSITO Pat Ambition-Typist and File Clerk Silence is Cfilrlen, BERNARD FREDERIC FABIAN Bernie Ambition-College fphysics or engineeringb French Club, Latin Club, Swim- ming, Tennis. The rule of my life is lo make business a pleasure. ana' pleasure my business. SUZANNE KING FILLBACK Sue Ambition--College Band, Freshman and Sophomore vice-president, French Club, Hon- or Society Representative to Stu- dent Council, Senior Picnic Com- mittee, Margray managing edi- tor, Margray Advisory Council president. Scholarship Commit- tee, Student Council, Freshman, Sophomore, junior Nominating Committee, Assistant Home Room Representative, Girls' Sports Club, Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Swimming treasurer, Field Hockey secretary and vice- president. The fairer! garden in her loner. and in her mind the wire!! boob. EDWARD DAVID FLORKOSKI .Edu Ambition-to be U.S. Diplomat French Club, Honor Society, Latin Club, Margray, Saga Staff, Science Club, Sock and Buskin, Tennis Captain, National Athletic Scholarship Society. Emi that urrderstand the uorldg inlelligence to remedy it! prnhlemrf' DONALD FREDERICK FORD Derby Ambition-College Future Farmers of America treas- urer, Service Squad, Basketball, Track, Home Room Representa- tive. He it nf calm and happy nature. ANDREW FRANCE Andy , Ambition-Engineering or Navy Boys' Rifle Club, Soccer, Study Hall table leader. lI i! and u'iJdom are horn u'ith a man. ROBERT JAMES FRANCISCO Uncle Bob Ambition-Industrial Designer French Club, Latin Club, Mar- gray, Saga Staff, Science Club, Sock and Buskin, Tennis, Art Club. Get thee to 4 prychialrisf' ELIZABETH ANNE GABANY Cookie Ambition-Advertising for Insurance Company Chorus, Honor Society, Melo- Dees, Saga Staff, Girls' Sports Club, Art Club, Girls' Club. Tn ree her ir to lore her. and she loner in return. CARMELINA MARIE GESSARO Lea Ambition-To work in an insurance olhce Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Pep Club, Swimming. If friends he zz credit. .the ha: much gain. GIULIO SALVATORE GIUFFRIDA Ambition-Electrical Engineer Assembly Committee, Band, Boys' Rifle Club, Latin Club president, Scholarship Committee, Basket- ball, Track, Service Squad, Assist- ant Home Room Representative. He who laughs lar! gner Io the oHice. LIONEL MAURICE GODBOUT Lee Ambition-Accountant lPubIich He ir of a calm and happy naluref' MELVIN GEORGE GRANGER Mel Ambition-Florist Future Farmers of America. Hand.r0me and zrilty, yet alu'ayJ a friend. ROBERT GRASSO Bob Ambition-To own a radio shop Band, French Club, Soccer co- captain, Service Squad, Baseball. 'The biggert arret if hir mzilef' JOSEPHINE MARIE GUGLIEMINO Josie Ambition-Secretary Chorus, Girls' Club, Majorettes corresponding secretary, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Pep Club, Swimming. Not loo Jeriouy, not loo gay, She? jun right in every way. LINDA RUTH GUSTA FSON Lin Ambition-Receptionist Girls' Club, Saga Staff, Girls' Sports Club, Badminton, Pep Club, Volleyball. A Jueel. attractive kind of grace. RODNEY S. HALL Rod Boys' Rifle Club, Tennis. Lire and laugh. RICHARD LEE HANDLEY Dick Ambition-Work Why work when play ir Jo much more fun? S-Y.. L Q LINDA ANN HARNEY Lin Band, Sophomore Class Secretary, junior Class vice-president, Girls' Club, Nominating Committee, junior Prom Committee, Drum Majorette, Christmas Card Com- mittee, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Home Room Representa- tive, Girls' Sports Club, Badmin- ton, Basketball, Bowling, Pep Club, Softball secretary, Tennis vice-president. I ua: a girl :cout 'til I Jlarled Bay Scoulzngf' CAROL ANN HERRMANN Herm Ambition-Nursing Band, French Club, Margray, Saga Staff, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, junior Prom Commit- tee, Senior Picnic Committee. A good heart'J zvorlh ilr weight in gold. BARBARA JEAN HICKEY Barb Ambition-Teaching Chorus, Executive Cabinet, French Club president, Girls Club, Margray, Margray Advis- ory Council secretary, Saga Staff, Scholarship Committee, Student Council, Service Squad, Girls' Sports Club, Girls' Sports Club Executive Board, Cheerleader, Basketball, Bowling president, Pep Club, Softball, Swimming. Her ready u'it and cheery :mile Proclainz to all Jhe'1 a friend u'orfhu'hile. ADELE CAMILLE HILL Rock Ambition-Nursing School Senior Class representative to Student Council, French Club, Girls' Club, Honor Society vice- president, Majorettes president and assistant head, Margray, Saga Staff, Student Council secretary, Girls' Sports Club secretary, Bad- minton, Bowling, Pep Club, Soft- ball, Swimming. Active alert, and full of fun: Much has rhe undertaken, much ha: .rhe done. MARJORIE ANN HOOD Margie Ambition-Secretarial Work Library assistant, Majorettes, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Softball. Merry aJ the day is long. 51' Q n K EARL WILLOUGHBY HUTCHINGS Hutch Ambition-Army Football Captain. Hir limbs are can in manly mold For hearty rporlr of conquer! hold. JAMES EDWARD INGLIS Jimmy Ambition-Navy Three days of the zveela yerierday, loday, and tomorrou' I don? worry, FRANK ALBERT JENKINS Frankie Ambition-Air Force Assembly Committee, Cafe Squad, Freshman and Sophomore rep- resentative to Student Council, Executive Cabinet, Student Ad- visory Board, Student Council, Service Squad captain, Sopho- more and Junior Nominating Committee, Football. He towers above all. CAROLYN MARY KADRLE Carol Ambition-Nursing Chorus, French Club, Service Squad, Majorettes manager, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Rifle Treasurer, Softball. True to her word, her work and her friends. LILLIAN MADELINE KELLEY Murph Ambition-Nursing Audio-Visual Club, Band quarter- master, sergeant 8: captain, Band Council, French Club, Girls' Club, Saga Staff, Photography Club corresponding secretary, Senior Nominating Committee, Girls' Sports Club, Girls' Sports Club Board, Basketball, Bowling, Pep Club, Rifle president, Soft- ball, Tennis, Field Hockey. Not very tall and not very small, But rweet and fair and liked by all. GERALD EDWARD KING Jerry Ambition-Army i' I My u-ealzh if health and f perfect earef' GERALDINE KLIMKOXVSKI ..Gerrv., Ambition-To gain wisdom Chorus, French Club, Girls' Club, Margray, Sock and Buskin, Stu- dent Council, Girls' Sports Club president, Girls' Sports Club Board, Basketball, Bowling, Pep Club, Softball, Swimming, Ten- nis, Junior Nominating Commit- tee, Junior Prom Committee. Around her .the made an atmorphere of life. RAYMOND FRANCIS KOBYLENSKI Governor Ambition-To make a million Giz'e me liherly and plenty of it. JAKE EDWIN KRASHAN Jake Krosh Ambition-Navy Future Farmers of America. Spare the rod and .rpoil the rar. TIMOTHY JOSEPH KRAUTH ...I-immy.. Ambition-Navy Soccer. A: innocent ar a tiger. RICHARD GEORGE KRUPA Max Ambition-Service, College Football, Track. Nothing worrier him- nothing hurrieJ him. JOSEPH ANTHONY KUCZENSKI ..J0e.. Ambition--Air Force Tbere'J a good fime coming, bop! MARJORIE ANN LAPAUGH Marge Ambition-Nurse Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club Service Squad. Life ir too Jhorz to be reriourf' ANTHONY LOUIS LAPILA Babe Ambition-College or Army Track, Service Squad, Sophomore Nominating Committee. The lortoire iron the race. .fo :why muh? FRANCIS DANIEL LAVALLE Frank Ambition-Cook Football. If I had my life to life ozer 1'dliz'e orer a de1irate5.ten. ROBERT LENZ Bob Ambition-Naval Engineer Audio-Vision Club, Soccer, Foot- ball. Life if but a bowl of Mappa. sf. 1:7 -1 N-if, .png- 'bib MARTHA ANN LEVENSALOR Mardi Ambition-Teaching French Club, Girls' Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Latin Club, Girls' Sports Club. I can resin anything bu! temptation. JUDITH ANNE LEY njudy.. Ambition-Ofhce worker in Insurance Company Student Government. Good thing! come in mm!! packagerf' MARIE ANN LINDEMARK ..Re,, Ambition-Secretary French Club, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Service Squad, Mar- gray, Saga, Spanish Club, Laurel Girls' State '57, Senior Picnic Committee. She appear! to quiet. but we wonder. BARBARA MAE LIPPINCOTT Barb Ambition-Nu rsing Saga, Audio-Visual Club, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Na- tional Senior Honor Society, Lat- in Club, Margray, Melo-Dees Mixed Chorus, Choir. Geniu5 ir one per rent mrpmzlzon and ninelg-nine per cent perrpimliorif' MARY ANN MACCA M Sc M Ambition-Nursing Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Majorettes, Service Squad. ln quielnerr and confidence :hall be your rlrenglbf' IGN 531' -arf qv IX QR . 16 7?? ' W 1!? 7' ,f JON CREIGHTON MAGOUN Ambition-College Future Farmers of America. A little nonrenre non' and then lr relirhed by Ibe uirest men. FRANCIS MARIE MARINO Frani Ambition-Office Worker Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Sports Club. Quiet at fifrt, but look again. ANN MARIE MARINZEL Ambition-Secretary Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class vice-president, Majorettes vice-president, Saga, Student Council, Sophomore and Junior Nominating Committee, Girls' Sports Club, Girls' Sports Club Board. Her quietnetf. friendliness and intelligence are qualities to be admired. THEODORE WILLIAM MARON Tadziu Ambition-Medicine or Physics Audio-Visual Club, Boys' Rifle Club secretary, French Club, Latin Club, Soccer, Saga. Per:euerence is Juccerrf' JUDITH ANN MARSHALL ujudy., Ambition-Secretary French Club, Girls' Club, Stu- dent Council, Service Squad, Girls' Sports Club, Sock and Buskin. fb F arg It ir good to be ufilty and wire. ROSALIE JEAN MARSHALL Roie Ambition-Teacher Chorus, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Majorettes, Senior Nomin- ating Committee, Not a care in the world, but wail 'till I check and ree. MARIE ANTOINETTE MARTELL Anne Ambition-Teacher French Club, Service Squad, Girls' Sports Club. A plearing personality ir her trade-mark. FRANCIS HENRY MARTINEZ Frankie Ambition-To go to California Audio-Visual Club vice-president, Boys' Rifle Club, Soccer. Man it the genuine ofjrpfing of revolt, JOSEPH PAUL MARKOWSKI aloe.. Ambition-College or Air Force Service Squad, Cross Country captain, Track. Nothing is plearant unlerr .tpired with variety. FRANCINE MARIE MASELLI Frani Ambition-College French Club, Freshman and Sophomore Nominating Com- mittee, Saga, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club. A package of chatter and a bundle of cheerfulnerrf' JAMES ROSS MCCLAIN ..Jim.. Ambition-College and Navy Boys' Rifle Club, Margray, Saga, Baseball, Football, Soccer, Junior Nominating Committee, Margray Advisory Council. Tell that to the Mariner- the railorx u'on't believe it. BARBARA LINDA MEKRUT Barb Ambition-Medical Secretary President of Chorus, Executive Cabinet, Student Advisory Board, Sophomore Nominating Com- mittee, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Majorettes, Saga, Melo- Dees, Mixed Chorus, Service Squad. Beauty is pou'er,' a rrnile ir itr sword. JERRY METCALF Wyatt Ambition-Armed Forces Track, Future Farmers of Amer- ICR. He who would be a man nzu.rt not rharef' DAVID MILTON MILLER Moach Ambition-College Service Squad, Basketball, Foot- ball, Track. He who excelr in football. harkethall, and track mutt be an athlete. JAMES FREDRICK MOKOSKI ..Jim., Ambition-School Soccer. The great pleasure in life ir doing what people ray you cannot do, PATRICIA ANN MONCADA Pat Ambition-Hairdresser Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club. A friendly face, a ready smile. 1 3,1 I ' 2 4 . 5 -fig . t r ar X... 61..- M :::-' RICHARD FRANCIS MUCKLE Dick Ambition-College Audio-Visual Club, Boys' Rifle Club, Margray, Baseball. After a collar cometh a halter. JOSEPH ANTHONY MUZIK ..Joe., Ambition-College Auclio4Visual Club, Baseball. My mind ir in a rtate of philomphical doubt. MARY JANE MATHIA NEGRELLI Mary Jane Ambition-Payroll Clerk Study Hall Table Leader. The only way to have a friend is to be one. KAREN ANN NETFLETON Ambition-Secretarial Work Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Rifle, Softball. Put away thore bookf. I want some fun. MARLENE ANN NEVILLE Chorus. She ir of a calm and happy nature. if Ji qua., PETER DOUGLAS NORDGREN ..Pete.. Audio-Vision, Future Farmers of America. Three dayr of the ueeh I don? worry: yerterday, today, and tomorrow. 1AMEs JOSEPH o'BR1EN ..Jim,. Football. Conz'erJation and a good lime are hir ma1orr. JEAN CAROL OTFINOSKI Ambition-Bookkeeper-Typist Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling. Her way: are way: of plearaninesr, And all her pathr are peace. RICHARD MATHEW PACHOLSKI Rich Ambition-Teacher French Club, Baseball, Study Hall table leader, Smoking Commit- tee. The man of the minute- the lan! DAVID GILDERSLEEVE PATENAUDE Dave Ambition-College Sophomore Class treasurer, Exec- utive Cabinet, French Club, Cafe Squad, Scholarship Committee, Soccer, Basketball tri-captain, Cross Country, Advisory Board Director. Those who know him her! praire him most. DONALD FISHER PATENAUDE Don Ambition-College Junior Class treasurer, Senior Class president, Advisory Board, Student Council, Executive Cab- inet, French Club, Baseball, Bas- ketball, tri-captain, Cross Coun- try, Soccer. Much har he undertaken: much har he done. BEVERLY ANN PENFIELD Bev Ambition-Teaching School Chorus, Majorettes, Girls' Sports Club, Swimming. Quiet at fn!-hu! look again. MILDRED ELSBETH PENNEY Beth Ambition-Airline Stewardess Band, Maiorettes, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Softball, Swim- ming. A friendly nature if mirrored in her laughing mer. ERNEST ROBERT PHILLIPS Ernie Ambition-Pratt and Whitney Sometime: I jul! .tit and think. And .fometimex I jun rit. MURIEL BERTHA PIETA Mickey Ambition-Nursing Girls' Club, Service Squad, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Swimming. There'r honeny and good fellowrhip in her. JOSEPH FRANCIS PISCITELLO aloe.. Ambition-Navy The world will go on and on hut I u'on't inlerferef' CAROLE ANN PRITCHARD Ambition-IBM Key Punch Operator Honor Society, Girls' Sports Club, Badminton, Basketball, Swimming. Laughfer follow: her everywhere. RICHARD FRANCIS RADZIWON Rich Ambition--Navy There are lu'o .rider lo every argumenr, ihe wrong ride and mine. GERALDINE MAYE RIGDON Dolly Ambition-Marriage Girls' Sports Club, Badminton, Swimming. A good hear! ir worth gold. ROBERT RICHARD RIZZA Razor Ambition-Air Force Throw care to the wind, 1 Y I f 5, , Bi it fr!-I, BEVERLY HELENE ROBERTS Ambition-College Chorus, French Club, Girls' Club, Honor Socie latin Club Ma FY, , - jorettes, Margray, Saga Staff, Scholarship Committee, Girls Sports Club, Basketball, Bowling, Pep Club, Softball, Swimming. She lozfer to mlb, and talk Jhe u'ill, for hour: on end, and longer still. RACHEL THANKFUL ROBERTS Rach Ambition-College-Nursing Chorus, Honor Society, Margray, Melo-Dees, Service Squad, Girls' Sports Club, Badminton, Swim- ming. Quiet :he may reem, hut one can never tell. JUDITH GAIL ROSS njudy.. Ambition-Medical Secretary French Club, Girls' Club, Mar- gray, Saga Stall, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Pep Club, Rifle. One who lead: 4 good life is .ture lo life well. JOSEPH THEODORE ROSSI ..JOe., Ambition-College French Club. I like work, it farcinates me. I could Jil and look al it for hourJ. GARY LEE RUSSELL Ambition-College Audio-Visual Club, Boys' Rifle Club, Photography Club. A good man if the her! friend. MARY ANN ELIZABEIH SAJEK Ambition-Secretary Library assistant, Saga Staff, Girls' iports Club, Badminton, Basket- all. lVhal'r right with the world ir right with me. ,W P Q' 'hr is is 1 f 'l 'V ' r. G'Q-WM Y 1 Wy-v . 9. .- i. 7 ,xk,y,5, :3,,..1V Y JOANNE SALAFIA Joan Ambition-Secretarial Work Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Softball, Swimming. So little. Jo rule. so clererf' LEONARD JAMES SALAFIA Len Ambition-Technical School Track. Whj' work. uhen play ir ro much more fun. JAMES JOSEPH SCHAFER ..Jim., Ambition-Office Work Assembly Committee, Band Honor Society. He ir rifh who ir contented. GEORGE E. SCHAFRICK Ambition--Navy Swimming. A terihle burden of having nothing to do. CAROL ANN SCHULTZ Ambition-Office Work Girls' Sports Club, Basketball, Softball, Library assistant. If .tilence were golden. I would he broke. .d,. ' ku 1 we gif'wi1,i . ,QS Sur ,Fi 5 a Q'-Wil H . ia -5 Hs. 'ns ff fr-. PZ. . '7..'? PATRICIA LOUISE SHEFCYK Patti Girls' Club, Margray, Girls' Sports' Club, Bowling. Ready for mischief. ready for lun. llvilling to talk to anyone. WILLIAM JOHN SIENKO Bill Ambition-College Audio-Visual Club, Cafe Squad, Latin Club, Saga Staff, Science Club, Advisory Board, Nominat- ing Committee, Football, Base- ball. Life ir too .short to he reriourf' MARILYN MARGARET SKARB Ambition-Secretarial Work French Club, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Rifle, Soft- ball, Tennis. Happy am I: from care I'm free! JOHN CASIMAR SKUBEL Cass Ambition-College Advisory Board, Service Squad co-captain, Football tri-captain, Track. Sigh no more, girlr, sigh no more. JOHN D. SMALLEY Ambition-Veterinarian French Club, Margray, Saga Staff, Sock 8: Buskin, Spanish Club. Iohn'r a guy u'ho'J most artistic: Hir uorkr. you'll agree, are mort reali.ttic. JOYCE LOUISE SMITH Smitty Ambition-Marriage French Club, Girls' Club, Mar- gray, Saga Staff, Service Squad Girls' Sports Club, Badminton Softball, Bowling. Happy um I: from cafe l'm free. JUDY KEAREN SMITH ..Judi,, Ambition-Secretary Saga Staff, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Pep Club, Softball, Swimming. Me for fun and luughlerf' NOLITA MAE SMITH Lita Ambition-Clerk Typist Gitl's Club. A lifetime of bappinerrf' STEPHEN CHARLES SMITH Smitty Ambition-Join Marines Sophomore Nominating Commit- tee, Student Council, Future Farmers of America. Lire and1augfJ. JOEL ROBERT SOOBITSKY Ambition-Agricultural Extension Work Assembly Committee, Margray, Saga Staff, Sock and Buskin, Study Hall table leader, Future Farmers of America, Baseball. A: good natured a foul ar e'er trod on :hoe of lealberf' Yyl Gini Suv DOROTHY JANE SPENCER Dot Ambition-Clerk Service Squad, Future Teachers of America. There war never a red-haired mint-until now. ELSIE MARIE STOLBA Else Ambition-Telephone Operator Chorus, Class officer, Executive Cabinet, Girls' Club, Honor So- ciety, Saga Staff, Girls' Sports Club, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Softball treasurer, Swimming. With her eyer in flood wilb laugblerf' ELIZABETH SUE STRAUB Betty Ambition-Secretary Margray, Student Council, Ser- vice Squad, Girls' Sports Club, Swimming. Her faire it ever mfr. SUSAN FAY STRICKLAND Sue Ambition-Nursing Margray, Advisory Council, Band, French Cluh, Girls' Club, Hon- or Society, Margray editor-in- chief, Scholarship Committee, Sock and Buskin, Student Coun- cil, Girls' Sports Club, Basketball, Bowling, Cheerleader, Swim, ming secretary and viceapresident, Field Hockey, Tennis secretary. In your patience porter! ye your .roulJ. MARY LOUISE SULLIVAN Mary-Lou Ambition-Secretary Girls' Club, Saga Staff, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Pep Club, Volleyball. Oh, :by beautiful hair! T' ,f X, ,C 'X DENNIS JOSEPH TARALLO Denny Ambition-College Executive Cabinet, Student Ad- visory Board, Student Council, Traffic Squad, Basketball, Foot- ball, Swimming, Student Associa- tion president. A good man is the bert friend. RUTHANN TEWKSBURY Ruth Ambition-Business College Chorus, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Basketball, Pep Club, Soft- ball, Swimming. All the world lover a dreamer. HEATHER TOWNSEND Scotty Ambition-Journalism Chorus Librarian, Mixed Chorus, Melo-Dees, French Club, Latin Club, Girls' Club, Margray, Saga Staff, Girls' Sports Club, Badmin- ton, Basketball, Softball, Swim- ming, Volleyball. My idea of an agreeable perron ir 4 perron who agreer with me. WILLIAM ARTHUR TRACY Bill Ambition-College French Club, Margray, Margray Advisory Board, Sock and Bus- kin, Track manager. Excelrior! ELIZABETH JANE TROWBRIDGE ..Bene., Ambition--Marriage Library Assistant, Margray, Girls' Sports Club, Badminton, Bowl- ing, Softball secretary. Common sense ir not a common thing. PHILIP EDMOND TURCOTTE Phil Ambition-College Class officer, Honor Society, Scholarship Committee treasurer, Student Council, Baseball, Basket- ball, Cross Country. Man if a bundle of Cf1tllft1dlffl071.l'. ROBERTA TURITZ Bert Ambition-College Chorus, French Club, Girls' Club, Freshman-Sophomore Nominat- ing Committee, Senior Nominat- ing Committee, Melo-Dees, Mix- ed Chorus, Saga Staff, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Swim- ming. Why ir this thus, and what ir the reason for this thurneJ5? JOSEPH JOHN WATRAL ..J0e.. Ambition-College Football, Track. Of mannerr mild. BERNICE ANN WAZ Lulu Ambition-Secretary French Club, Margray, Girls' Sports Club, Badminton, Bowl- ing. A merry heart goeth like a good machine. LINDA ANN WERTZ ..Lyn., Ambition-College French Club, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Swimming. Ready for mirchief, ready for fun, Willing to talk to anyone. HOWARD HENRY WIESE Howie Football. No hread? Then hring me rome toast! BARBARA ALICE WILDERIVIAN Willie Ambition-Office Worker Girls' Club, Margray, Student Council, Girls' Sports Club, Bas- ketball, Bowling, Pep Club, Swimming. So linle, .ro lively, ro cute. WALTER LUDWIG WIMMER Luci Ambition-junior College Football, Track. Then lo lhe spicy nut-hrou'n ale. RICHARD ALLEN WISNIEWSKI Dick Football, Track. f 'If work interfere! with plearure, the heck with work. MICHELE ANN WOLYNSKI Mickey Ambition-Policewoman Margray, Girls' Sports Club, Bowling, Rifle, Tennis. Put away those hooks, I want .rome frm! X.. ulg, 'i JOYCE ANN WOODS Squeaky Ambition-Office Work Girls' Club, Service Squad, Girls' Sports Club, Badminton, Tennis. Let ur not he weary in well doing. PATRICIA YVON NE WOODS Pat Ambition-Secretarial Work Chorus vice-president, Mixed Chorus, Melo-Dees, Girls' Club. How rweet her music ringr. ' JUDITH ANN YOUNG Judy Ambition-To be happy Girls' Club, Study Hall table leader, Girls' Sports Club, Bowl- ing. Ah, we envy thy complexionf' PATRICIA B. ZAWISA ..Zip., Ambition-To be happy Chorus, Girls' Club, Maiorettes, Margray, Spanish Club, Girls' Sports Club, Basketball, Bowling, Pep Club. Al the last, best. DONALD TICHARD ZISK Zoosk Ambition-Technical School Basketball, Football, Track. An inability io .rtay quiet. 9 P5 x ak H 'W I -15131 A v f g 1? 1:13 ho's Who IDEAL COUPLE Denny Tarallo Barb Erbal Person you'd most like .... TO BE STRANDED ON A DESERT ISLAND WITH Judy Young John Bacon TO DATE Georgianna Cote Dave Miller TO REMAIN UNCHANGED Marie Lindemark Wayne DeCarli' BEST LOOKING john Skubel Beth Penney BEST DRESSED Frank jenkins Mary Ellen Delaney BEST ALIBIER Sal D'Aquila Rochelle Davis MOST POPULAR Denny Tarallo Elsie Srolba MOST DEPENDABLE Gerry Klimlowski Don Patenaude MOST ABSENT-MINDED Walt Wimmer Paula Crescimanno MOST CAREFREE Linda Harney Rich Deshefy MOST ATHLETIC Sal DiMauro Betty Trowbridge MOST CHANGED Bill Donahue Francine Maselli MOST STUDIOUS Steve Brown Barb Lippincott .Ag MOST FRIENDLY Dave Patenaude Adele Hill MOST DIGNIFIED Bob Francisco Rachel Roberts MOST AMBITIOUS Ed Flotkoski Sue Strickland MOST MUSICAL Rich Burleson Lillian Kelley MOST LIKELY TO GO TO THE MOON Ted Maron Pat Edison AROUND THE WORLD WITH 185 SENIORS I was asslgned by B111 Tracy president of IBC Clnternatlonal BISCUII Com panyj through hrs v1ce presxdent Bob Coleman to travel around the world rn search of the far flung members of the class of 1958 for a grant spectacular I started rn my 1978 Ferrarr desrgned by Bob Franctsco Arrlvmg at the alrport I contracted oe Kuczenskn operator of a famed cxrcumplanetary arrlxne From hlm I bought tlckcts for fltght 58 pxloted by Wayne Collins wnth co pxlot Walter Cole man I was delrghted to see hostesses Beth Penney and osxe Gughemmo Stttmg across the alsle rn thc plane was Gcorgxanna Cote laden wlth luggage and bound for Europe to compete 10 the fmals of the Mrss Umverse contest Toward the front of the plane I saw the U S Olympxc team tncludmg Sal D1Mauro Cbasketball teamb Gordon Doran Ctrack teamj and B111 Donahue Cbobsled teamj Mndway over the Atlannc the Super Constellatxon developed serxous motor trouble which the planes mechanlc Vrnny Cahxll could not remedy Wrthnn seconds we found ourselves m the sea Thanks to the rubber raft destgned by Ted Maron we survived Luckily Luna D1xey who had come along for the fllght be cause her Lmcoln was broken down saved us from starving wnth her emergency supply of Maypo We were kept on course by Steve Brown s astronomncal calm latnons To keep up the sptrnts of the survnvors Loure Dtdato tap danced rn our llfe raft ktcked a hole tn the bottom and sank rt The Fates must have been wnth us for a prrvate yacht ow ned by playboy Rxchard Deshefy and skrppered by the renowned navlgator Paula Cresclmanno saved us We arrtved ln England three days later trred but happy tn tlme to see Barb Mekrut swnm the Englrsh Channel A 11ttle more trred but stnll happy I rented a surte at the lavrsh Hotel DeCarl1 where Lxlllan Kelley and her smgmg clarlnet entertamed mghtly The next morn mg I set out to make more contacts I was whlsked to the Palladxum by jon Magoun rn a aguar taxa cab Rehearsmg there for thexr smgrng debut were Rachel Roberts and Barbara Ltppmcott accompamed by Roberta Turrtz on the prano My next stop was Hyde Park Here I found Andrew France standmg on a soap box soundlng off about the mefhcxency of the Antarctnca Government Gover nesses Caroly Kadrle and Mary Ann Buggxe were walkxng wrth the chrldren of the fabulously rrch can Dykas Leavmg the park I arrlved at Buckmgham Palace just as Bug Ben was strlkmg three oclock It was guard changing tlme and much to my surprtse I saw oe Rossr and Gary Russell actmg as head guards Havmg gamed ad mxttance wxth my tattered AA ttcket I trted to get an audnence w1th the newly crowned kxng Rtchard Pacholskl Through a contact wrth Prrme Mnmster Sal D1 dato I was able to srt nn on a court jam sesslon Dancxng for the kmg was that world famous dance team of Rochelle Dayls and ohn Smalley The next mormng I departed for Italy Hay mg exhausted my expense allow ance I was forced to travel rn a hydrogen balloon as ballast The balloon developed a leak oyer Italy and landed rn jo Ann D1G1ando menlco s przza factory In charge of the peanut butter pnzza department was Barbara Demearse Whnle the balloon was belng repanred I enjoyed a few przzas and de parted on foot for Rome Labornng under the false assumptron that all roads lead to Rome I ended up rn Srcnly Here I found a qua1nt Italran snlk factory ow ned by Sue Cotrone Much to my surprnse the cocoon keeper was my frnend Pat Edlson Weavrng the s11k mto lush gym suxts were Rlchard Cummings and Tony La Pnla 33 , - 1 ' 9 1 x - v J Y ' .2 . . . . -. - 1 . . . . , . 4 ' 4'4 ' 4' 4 9 .. 4 , 4 , . a a v 7 ' v ' a ' 1 s ' ,4 .. 1- , - 4 . 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J . r r f . 4 , v Y - ., . . r . a v - . .. . . . 7 , . . , . r Tony directed me to Martha Levensalor who was busily painting Fizz Ed on the front of the garments After leasing the factory I sought entertainment I sneaked past the bouncer Robert Lenz and into a movie The film playing was the Barbara Hickey Story a touching biography of a humble cheerleader who grew to be the idol of millions Starring as Barbara Hickey was Mary Ellen Delaney The male lead was oe Mar kowski owner of an automobile factory where ake Krashan worked Selling shredded spaghetti in the aisles was jackie DeFrance dressed as Carmen The bouncer found me and bounced me to Venice Splash' I landed in a canal only to be plowed under by john Bacon in his souped up Evinrude gondola While going down for the third time I heard the magical strains of Francis Martinez and his enchanted mandolin Marie Ltndemark threw me a life saver but alas being peppermint it dissolved Remembering my Donna Dawson swimming lessons in time I managed to reach shore I was greeted by a welcoming committee consisting of Janice Cole and Gerry Czaia who promptly pushed me back mto the canal As I sank to the bottom I landed on a metallic object It was a submarme piloted by Tim Krauth and jerry Metcalf They were smuggling a secret formula developed by Linda Wertz and jim Mokoski to Richard Muckle who was rnventing a new instant peanut butter Suddenly as l surfaced a rope dropped from mid air it was my balloon flying overhead I grabbed the rope and set out for Africa I lost my grip over the Dark Continent Luckily I landed on an overweight elephant recklessly driven by ackie Ehlers alias Sheena As we rode along on the beast we were beset by a band of peanut butter hunters led by George Shaffrtck signed and engineered by Bill Sienko Head chef jimmy OBrien doused me wtth meat tenderizer ust as they dropped me into a vat of peanut oil I was saved by iungle boy Richard Radziwon I quickly climbed out of the kettle and collided with Don and Dave Patenaude who were there playing in the Pigmy Park Department Basketball League Having had enough of Africa I ran for the nearest bus stop There my bal loon was waiting and I departed After two days of aimless drifting I decided to take a coffee break in Brazil The air ship landed in Leonard Salafias coffee plan tation After a refreshmg sip of peanut butter coffee I met a group of archeolog1sts led by Ken Cockburn huntmg artifacts in the Brazilian jungle Karen Nettleton and Pat Shefcyk were in their Flyte Sweep safari wagon designed by Bob Rtzza I bade them a fond hail and farewell from the balloon and set out over the Atlantic once again The third day out the balloon was caught in a typhoon and blown to Hawaii where I was greeted by Mary jane Negrelli and Marlene Neville clad rn grass skirts Pete Nordgren and Joe Piscitello waited patiently nearby with their power lawn mowers They invited me to a feast given by chef Ernie Phillips Leis were presented by Judy Ross The beach was beautiful except for the brightly lighted hot dog stand run by Bev Roberts and Mary Ann Sajak who had refused to let the island be un Americanxzed I spent the night on the beach and awoke to a serene Hawaiian morning After breakfast I went pearl diving with oan Salafia and Carol Shultz who were making pearl handled pmg pong paddles and selling them on the black market through Marilyn Skarb When I returned a cotton picking coconut picking contest was in progress Carol Pritchard Gerri Rigdon and Murial Pieta picked the most coconuts per minute 34 , ll s - ' 1 Y ' 7 . v l ' . 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I was captured and carried off to their village of magnificently thatched huts, de- ' J . . , 1 a ' ' A 1 , . , . 3 7 7 I ' Y ' 3 I left the island with fond memories intending to go to China Jean Otfrnoskr and ames Schafer were delegated to see me depart Squish' What was that' I had landed in a rice paddy' Here I saw Mary Ann Macca Ann Marie Marinzel and Ann Martell gathering rice for their families After wading through the mud I found myself in the temple of High Lord Dave Miller surrounded by his wives Frannie Marino Judy Marshall and Rosalie Mar shall He gave me permission to travel through his dominion at my leisure I thanked him and was escorted out of the opulent palace by Francis Lavallee I sure wouldnt want to be on the wrong side of that escort' Soon I was bouncing through Singapore pulled in a U Haul rrckshaw by Richard Krupa Passing through the side streets I met jim McClain wrapped in a kimono In the business district I saw a graceful geisha girl who resembled very much an old friend Margie LaPaugh At the corner of Main and Hammatsu Streets Frani Masselli was sellmg mouth watering sueyburgers In Frans charrless establishment Nellie DeProto wrapped in a Rodney Hall kimono came to take my order Glancing over my shoulder I saw Pat Moncada sitting on the floor drink ing tea from a thermos bottle This was a typical Oriental setting The spell how ever was broken when I consulted my watch and realized that I would be late for France In gay Paree Ed Florkoski premier was conferring with his Foreign Ministers Howie Wiese and oe Watral at the swank cafe Coq dOr managed by Frank enkrns In the background I could hear the intriguing drone of Giulio Giuffrldas bass the mad beat of Dave Eaton s drums the stacatto plucking of Rich Burlesons Promment designer Don Zrsk was dining at the cafe He had created a new look in women s bobby sox and Carol Burns under the capable direction of Linda Harney was modeling them My next visit was to Herdel s race track where the new Dorf built by Walt Wimmer was being raced Elsie Stolba was driving with Adele Hill in the pits as head mechanic and nurse Covering the story of this race for the Margray was Heather Shortre Townsend In the grandstand was sports commentator Dennis Tarallo Starter ohn Skubel waved the Grand Prix off with a new French flag woven by Augie DeFrance After the third lap Dot Spencers Austm Healy de veloped engine trouble and could no longer hold the lead Passing her was Nolrta Smith in a Maserati sponsored by wealthy Erme Erdman Close behind the Erdman Masserati was Dick Wiesneski in a Hudson et co driven by Barb Erbal Beverage vendor Sal DAqu1la was sellmg refreshments during the heated competition Sal chased by an irate customer finally won the event A huge trophy was presented to him by Pat Zawisa As we left the race I passed an agricultural district Here I saw Bernie Fabian driving a supersonic tractor built by Gerry King Pat Woods and Joyce Smith were running behmd dropping fast growing wheat developed by Mel Granger Behind oyce ran Steve Smith picking the wheat as fast as it sprang up Travelling further down the road I came upon a newspaper stand Picking up a copy of the latest extra I drscovered that French basketball star Phil Turcotte had just opened up a new gym for ladies interested in muscle building World Champion Lady Wrestler Bermce Waz was to meet Ruth Tewksbury in a title match at Phil s gym The winner of the World Series Ping Pong Playoff whrch had 35 , . 7 1 5 a ' , - . ' s . ' i , , . 7 Y Q 1 , - 7 ., . , ..... . J , ' , 7 Y 9 . . I French guitar CLa Gibsonnej and the sultry voice of torch singer Michele Wolynski. 5 7 , . U Q N . 1 4 c I , . been held at hrs gym was Bette Trow brldge agam berng challenged by runner up Lmda Gustafson Famous explorer Gerry Klrrnlowskr was attemptmg to clrmb the Alps to secure rnformatlon for I.1z Gabany who was plannmg a hrgh altrtude laboratory for testnng cake mrxes for rocket passengers Hoppmg ln my balloon agaln I floated down to the French Rtvtera where I found Carol Herrmann opcrttlng a dcluxc floatlng hotel ffloatell for smugglers of peanut butter whrch the Russrans were usmg rn place of Margre Hoods arr foam to lrne thetr old shoes Near the hotel I saw Joyce Woods and Lea Gessaro rechnmg on remote controlled surf boards Rod Bennett walked along the beach controllmg them Ray Andrews tagged along combrng the beach Vacatronmg here was Carol Buchhett and Don Betty who jomtly own a fin factory whlch was worlcmg under contract to the Mary Sullnan gulded mrsstle company Test ptlot Barb Wrlderman had just celebrated her 20th year at Marys com pany ulra Brelot presented her wrth a gold watch Barb couldnt resrst trymg out Lou Cartas latest gulded mtssrle whrch he had brought along to trnker wrth on hrs xacatnon It had a strrklng rnterlor deslgned by Betty and Alelarde Brock It was chrrstened Rhode Island Red by chtcken tycoon joel Soobrtsky and Rose Bm kowskr Paul Brown had parnted the mrssrle a lumrnous green so rt could be followed wtthout the ard of radar Admrral Ray Borent and General Rrchard Budka and therr secretarres W AC drrector of the blast off commrttee was porsed over the control button 5 4 3 2 1 zoom' Sue Frllback learnrng of the launchmg hurrred to create a new perfume Space E7ZClJd1ZI7Il?7Zf Rrchard Auger and jim Inglxs world famous perfume peddlars came to Parts to purchase a supply for Carol Atesco seal skrn tycoon of the Ant arctrc Hearmg that Carol was there I declded to v1s1t her My lnghter than arr shtp was drrected rnto the jet stream and armed at Antarctrca rn two hours When I landed I was greeted by Marllyn Calhoun who was selltng flavored rce cubes Crty Planners Bob Grasso and Sue Strtckland had done a beauttful Job rn putttng parks at the South Pole Supervrsors of the parks were Betty Straub Don Ford and udy Smxth Lronel Godbout was busrly parntxng strrpes on the North Pole Thrs seemed xery strange to me Transportatron was made easter rn thus drstrlct by rnter glactal brtdges con structed by Earl Hutchmgs and Rod Hall under the supervrsron of Rrchard Hand leys Engmeermg Company On my thrrd day rn Antarctrca I was muted to an Ice show Pat Chagnon and Bev Penfield drd a skatmg routme wrth a whrte bear the lrkes of whrch I have never seen fthe routme that rs J The only person not rmpressed by thexr darrng was Ray Kobylenskr who was tce Hshxng wrth Marxlyn Catalano Ray was using peanut butter orl for chum but he succeeded only rn catchmg Mary Burgess and Rose Ctccarello who had fallen through the nce Realrzmg that I had contacted all but two of the 185 senrors I dectded to start home and see what the Fates would brrng Sure enough two of my travelmg companrons rn the balloon were udrth Ley and Pat Esposrto I hadn t noticed them before because as ballast I had been forced to hang over the srde of the basket durmg the entrre trrp 36 I U F y Y Y ' , g . - . , . . . . , . Y t 1 YK. y A . . 7 I ' . ' 1 ' r . ' ' ' . ' . . L I V t , l . 4 1 , I A . I L I' , I K I I A ' I L K . . , . Judy Young, and W.A.V.E. Norma Burr were present for the launching. Joe Muzik, - D y L D ' . ..-. . K 5 . . , . , ' 9 7 L L , ' . . I 1 L 1. U V L ' . . K K 7 Q 1 I . . . . , , J . D . , Y . . . . . 7 . ' . , - , . . Y ,... V . , I 5 V . ' 7 ' 1 . . J . V , , ' . 4 , 4 l 17 . ww 'I ' n Ai . 5 ygf CD - PQ! f I ' PQ 16 . gllv x if Q 'F EQ If 5, 4' ' CLASS OF 1 0 OHLIC hRS President ree Presrdenr Sccrerrry Trmsurer Rep to Studen CLASS OF 1959 OFFICERS Presrdent Iames Kelly Vree Presrdenr Ioyce Solrto Secretary judrrh Ixurzner Treasurer Anthony Groco Rep to Stud COUUCII Robert Drclxerson Dru rd XV1l11f1ms Dune Zrbrrlxr N Inq XX7hlIIUOfL Smnlcx Plsleln t Councrl jeff Sham ood x XX x fi xi , kvw WN! X W LMA! f J-yi A A 1xi X TEX Af sf? X Q MATH svgke, g X3 2 A X K fl + ' 2 X, 7 LMJXQVN' wx if ' X ' WX 5 W Q XR w KS, Yfmhwx fi Mhz if X17 Q figly 5 f Q ,Wh elk QM A 1 'Q EXECUTIVE CABINET Thrs year Executrve Cabrner rn addrtron to conductnng the over all busmess of the assocratxon has undertaken as nts mam project the establrshmenr of an Awards Banquet for the recognrtron of those students who have contrrbuted the most to the Student Government Assocratron The members were as follows Presrdent of Assocratron Dennls Tarallo Secretary of Assocratxon Elsre Stolba Drrector of Advrsory Board Davrd Patenaude Drrector of Student Councrl-Georgranna Cote Director of Servrce Squad Frank jenkrns Charrman of Assembly Commrttee Rrchard Burleson Charrman of Scholarshrp Commrttee jacquelrne Ehlers Representatrve from opposrtron Donald Patenaude Representatrves from Student Councxl Barbara Erbal Barbara Hrckey james Kelly Representatives from Advisory Board-David Eaton, Barbara Mekrut, john Bacon Advisor-Dr. Marion E. Armstrong 40 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council, the legislative branch of Student government, is particularly concerned with maintaining school spirit. Under the capable leadership of Georgianna Cote, director, Adele Hill, secretary, and Barbara Erbal, treasurer, its achievements were such projects as Tag Day, and later, in conjunction with the Parents' Club, sponsoring its annual Bingo to raise money for a new Hi-Fi Musical system for cafe listening and dances. Some of the other activities include arranging trans- portation for away games and sponsoring the mid-year movie, Father of the Bride. Student Council consists of the presidents and rep- resentatives from each class as well as a representative from each established club. Miss Anne Pickett is faculty advisor. ADVISORY BOARD The Student Advisory Board, a branch of the Stu- dent Association, is a representative group elected by the student body. The board consists of six seniors, five juniors, four sophomores, and the captain of Service Squad. The student body elected Dave Patenaude to serve as director of Advisory Board. Mary Ellen Delaney was elected secretary by the board, and Barbara Mekmt, Dave Eaton, and john Bacon were delegated as the Ad- visory Board representatives to Executive Cabinet. The purpose of Advisory Board is to advise those students who have violated-the rules established by Stu- dent Government. Encouragement is given to these stu- dents to promote and to maintain good school citizenship. L.. far :A 'W ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE This year the Assembly Committee with Richard Burleson, chairmang Shirley Davis, secretaryg Giulio Giuffrida, representative to Student Councilg and Miss Louise Facius, faculty advisor, arranged many educational and interesting programs. Among the programs were the traditional Christmas assembly and a lecture and demonstration on color by Professor Vernet Eaton of Wesleyan University. SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE The Woodrow Wilson Scholarship Committee be- gan the year with very successful book-cover, pencil, and decalcomania sales to help increase the permanent scholarship fund. Several Wilson clubs also co-operated by generously contributing toward this fund. The officers this year were jackie Ehlers, chairmang Margaret Inglis, secretaryg and Phil Turcotte, treasurer. Miss Edith Taylor served as the faculty advisor to the committee. SERVICE SQUAD The Service Squad, under the direction of captain Frank Jenkins and John Skubel, has done a good job keeping some of the more energetic members of the stu- dent body in line. The squads functions are to reduce corridor congestion and supervise the cafeteria lines and the smoking area. Any problems or offenses reported by the Service Squad are discussed with the offenders at regular meet- ings by the members of the Advisory Board, the Service Squad captains and any squad member involved. The student body is indebted to the members of the Service Squad for their loyal service in helping the stu- dents to learn to discipline themselves. il Xl UQ J i T ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Woodrow Wilson Chapter of the National Senior Honor Society is in its twenty-fifth year of service. Dur- ing these years membership has numbered about 420. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to stim- ulate greater interest in scholarship, leadership. service and character so necessary for effective citizenship. This year the Honor Society numbered thirty mem- bers, including nine probationary sophomores. The elect- ed officers for the year l957-58 were Donna Dawson, president, Adele Hill, vice-presidentg Beverly Roberts, secretary and treasurerg and Suzanne Fillback, represen- tative to Student Council. Faculty leadership was under the direction of Miss Edith Taylor. The two main service projects were collecting craft materials for Long Lane School and participating in Na- tional Book Week. We also collected magazines for the Connecticut State Hospital, assisted the Scholarship Com- mittee in its fund raising project, and acted as ushers on Parents' Day. Our group was saddened this year by the loss of one of its members, Lloyd Wesley Minor, whose quiet, friendly warmth will long be remembered in the halls of Wilson. SPANISH CLUB This year marked the revival of the Spanish Club El Circulo Es- panol. Officers for the second year of 1957-58 were: Bob Coleman, president, Don Patenaude, vice- presidentg Mike Cviuffrida, secretary, Don Briggman, treasurer, and Bon- nie Birdsey, representative to Stu- dent Council. Students taking Spanish or hav- ing had two years of the language were eligible for membership. The group consisted of about thirty- three students. Many events highlighted the year's schedule, the most important of which were the Christmas party and the spring Fiesta, FRENCH CLUB Le Circle Francois, under the able direction of Monsieur Ouel- lette and its officers: Barbara Hick- ey, president, Margaret Inglis, vice- president, Pat Edison, secretary, Bob Gula, corresponding secretary, Dave Eaton, treasurer, and Rochelle Davis, representative to Student Council, has conducted many worth- while projects this year. During the Christmas season, the members of the French Club collected money for the cancer fund on the Money Tree. Money was also donated to the United Fund, the Library Fund, and the Scholarship Committee. Other club activities were the spring play, the senior banquet, and the picnic in June. THE LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, Senatur Popu- Iurque Romanur, is a new addition to Wilson High School activities. The Club has a large membership and much has been accomplished during its first year. The following are the officers: President Giulio Giuffrida Vice-President Mary Schukoski Secretary Carolyn Wrubel Treasurer Margaret Inglis Representative to Student Council Raymond Myjak Faculty Advisor Mrs. White G fg HARMONEERS The Harmoneers, a group of six boys, meets every Tuesday and Thursday. With a repertoire of spirituals, college songs, and novelty tunes, the Harmoneers have entertained through- out the Middletown area for grammar school student as- semblies, and various civic organizations. The Harmoneers will join the other music groups of Wilson in the annual spring concert in May. The members are: Michael Giuffrida, Frank jenkins, second bassesg Ronald Erechette, Tony Gioco, first bassesg Bob Thompson, second tenor, Richard Burleson, first tenor. - K 7 J Q 7 MELO-DEES This year the Melo-Dees were very active. These girls, selected from the choir, sang at school assemblies and at several outside functions. Members of the group were Pat Woods, Rachel Rob- erts, Barbara Lippencott, hrst sopranosg Barbara Mekrut, Diane Zabicki, Betsy Amenta, second sopranosg Joyce Hurlburt, Marion Capen, Frances Misenti, and Heather Townsend, altos. Roberta Turitz was the accompanist. THE MIXED ENSEMBLE The mixed Ensemble, a combination of the Harmoneers and the Melo-Dees is a newly organized group which meets once a week. Wlith its program of popular, religious, and semi-classical music, the Ensemble has performed for school assemblies, grammar school programs, and Parent-Teacher Associa- tion meetings. The mixed Ensemble, having worked for one enjoyable season, will terminate this year's activities with the annual spring Concert in May. -:K ! . -4 9 vs I7 It Yo . ' 6 ,-1'-1-,,., gg ' 5 1. we 1 J ia HN 'QII MATTABESET CHAPTER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Future Farmers of America is an organization of agricultural students which has as its primary aims the development of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. President Daniel Diguilio Treasurer Donald Ford Vice-President Richard Doane Reporter Delaine Roberts Secretary john Ceechini Sentinel Benjamin Hall SAGA STAFF EDITORS: Stephen Brown Way'ne DeCarli Geraldine Czaja Robert Francisco Carolyn Kadrle ART: Julia Bielot W'illiam Sienl-to COPY: David Eaton Mary Sullivan BUSINESS MANAGER: Heather Townsend John Smalley llldgl Sgllfl' f Barbara Lippincott Edward Florlcoski BOY'S SPORTS: In a usta Son ADVERTISING: Patricia Edison james McClain CIRCULATION: Wllllam Donahue Elsle Stolba GIRLS SPORTS: Salvatore D'Aquila Rosalie Marshall Qdelle Hill k Mary Ellen Delaney Paula Crescimanno Marie Lindemnfk 3' am 'C 'fl TYPING: Lllllan Kelley Francine Masnut PHOTOGRAPHY: Ann Mane Mnnnzel Barbara Mflsfuf Richard Burleson Roberta Turitz Judith Ross Beverly Rflbens Mary Ann Buggie Theodore Maron Elizabeth Gabany Joel Soobltsky Carol Hermann f f ' f iff! IW V JZ 63.- FOOTBALL The 1957 Woodrow Wilson football team, led by Captains Lou Carta, Earl Hutchings, and john Skubel, recorded three wins and three losses. Handi- capped by being a club small in number, the Wilson squad compensated for this with spirited teamwork, which is necessary for any good team. The 'Cats started their season on the road with a victory over the Bears of Stonington, 13-0. In their second encounter the Wildcats were faced with the aggressive ground attack of Southington. The Blue Knights downed the Maroon and Gray, 28-7. A bright spot in this defeat was an 85 yard touch- down run by Sal DiMauro. The Wilsonites then dropped a close contest to Plainville, 14-7. The 'Cats took their worst defeat of the season at the hands of East Haven, 33-7. The following Saturday's game with Fitch High was canceled because of the flu. Wilson regained its winning form with a 26-0 victory over Killingly. The final game of the season with Middletown was a hard fought battle. The Wildcats clawed the Tigers, 25-6. Bright spots in the Wilson line-up were Sal DiMauro's backfielcl running and Earl Hutchings' fine line play. Seniors who received letters or stars were Lou Carta, Earl Hutchings, john Skubel, Francis LaVallee, Dave Miller, Walt Wimmer, Sal DiMauro, Don Zisk, Sal D'Aquila, Dick Augeri, Denny Tarallo, Dick Krupa, Joe Watral, Dick Budka, and Bill Sienko. Other letter winners were Cliff Rainey, Bob Dickerson, Tony Petras, Dick Eldridge, joel Pear, Bob Inglis, Warren Roberts, Lou Vinci, and Pete McConochie. 50 E l .ii-x X tl 'l N XJ I i fm BASKETBALL Led by Captains Sal DiMauro, Don Patenaude, and Dave Patenaude, the 1957-1958 Woodrow Wilson basketball team compiled a record of fifteen wins and two losses, and tied with Plainville for first place in the Central Valley Conference. The 'Cats won their hrst ten games, including a 61-42 win over Middletown. Wil- son's first defeat was at the hands of Plainville. The Blue Devils downed the Wildcats 61-55. The Wilsonites rebounded, defeating Rockville 46-44 and Newington 73-57. The 'Cats final loss of the regular season was to Southington, 53-47. The Wildcats won their final three games against Glastonbury 72-52, Middletown 55-36, and Windsor 69-49. The Maroon and Gray squad entered the tournament as the fifth rated team, playing against thirteenth rated Gilbert. The Wildcats rolled over Gilbert 67-41. In the second round Darien eliminated Wilson 68-46. The Wilson jayvees had a respectable record of nine wins and eight losses. Senior letter winners were Sal DiMauro, Don Patenaude, Dave Patenaude, Dave Miller, and Phil Turcotte. Other letter winners were Don Briggman, joe Dawson, Ray Koscuk, and Mike Giuffrida, Bill jordan, managers. Wilson Farmington 45 Wilson Farmington 52 Wilson Plainville 49 Wilson Plainville 61 Wilson Glastonbury 45 Wilson Rockville 44 Wilson Rockville , 31 Wilson Newington 57 Wilson St. Thomas CNew Wilson Southington 53 Britainb 26 Wilson Glastonbury 52 Wilson Alumni 47 Wilson Middletown 36 Wilson Southington 47 Wilson Windsor 49 Wilson Newington 47 6 T 7 Wilson Gilbert 41 Wilson Middletown 42 QTJ Wilson Darien 68 Wilson Windsor 38 KTJ TOURNAMENT GAME 51 IENIO scuooi. gi .1 M Q.: a -' 0 fm-1 . rp-Mx,.vh 1.:- I i J V . -KL. . 1 A ,XB U. ,rr A. 2' ., .. , - yy TRACK The 1957 track team won four and lost two in six dual meets. Captain Dave Daniels, who met the brunt of the field events, kept the team together with his fighting spirit. The Wildcats placed seventh in the State Indoor Meet, fifth in the State Out- door Meet, and second in the Central Valley Conference. A bright spot in the schedule was a victory over Middletown 5811, -4525 In this meet Dave Daniels took first places in the high jump, shot put, and discus throw. During the season Dave set a school record in the shot put with a heave of 51 feet 5M inches. John Sweeney and Howie Levis were the main dash men of the squad, while Dick Thrasher and Richie Krupa excelled in the pole vault. Dick Budka, Giulio Giuffrida, and John Skubel showed definite improvement in the field events of the final meets as did joe Markowski, Ron Russo, and Gordon Doran in the mile and half mile. Dave Daniels was the only Wilsonite to attend the New England Meet at the University of Vermont. Letter winners who graduated were Dave Daniels, john Sweeney, Howie Levis, and Dick Thrasher. Other letter winners were Dick Budka, Bob Gula, Ron Russo, Emery Pickering, Bob Thrasher, Dave Eaton, john Skubel, joe Markowski, Gordon Doran, Giulio Giuffrida, and Dick Krupa. 52 3D',. 'J im N-U1 BASEBALL Led by Captains Charlie Parmelee and Denny DiCarli, the 1957 Woodrow Wilson baseball team had a record of nine wins and five defeats. In the state ratings the Wildcats nnished tenth. The 'Cats started the season by winning five of the first six games. Included in the first five wins was a 11-7 victory over Middletown. Then Wilson lost to Rock- ville, 9-1 and Plainville, 8-1. The Maroon and Gray bounced back by downing Windsor, 6-1. The 'Cats lost two more games, one to Wethersheld, 9-5 and one to Windham, 4-2. The Wilsonites returned ro winning style by ending Southington's seventeen game winning streak 5-4. The next day Wilson defeated Middletown, 12-8. In the final game of the season the Wildcats defeated Rockville, 9-1. In the pitching department Sal DiMauro, Don Patenaude, Charlie Parmelee, and jack Chamis rounded out the staff. Sal DiMauro was the top pitcher with four wins and no defeats. Charlie Parmelee was the best hitter on the team with an average of 454. Denny DiCarli was second with a .380 average, and Spotch Watral was third, hitting 341, Senior letter winners were Charlie Parmelee, Denny DiCarli, Dick Watral, Lou Aresco. and jim Bishop. Other letter winners were jack Chamis, Don Pat- enaude, Sal DiMauro, Lou Carta, Bob Dickerson, Danny DiGiu1io, and jim Mc- Clain, manager. 53 me ' ' ' ?'9?'1 ,. , I 4 ,for .fa A vfyfff 1 , Q A X Tir' - turn: v ffl-, , Sinai f J 2 f s 2 as , S 3- 'i-1---4 CROSS COUNTRY This years cross country squad won four and lost five dual meets. Wilson defeated Cromwell, Southington, and Portland twice. The Wildcats lost to Bristol, Weaver, Glas- tonbury, Middletown, and Wethersfield. Since Dick Deshefy and joe Markowski were the only seniors on the squad, Wilson's future in cross country appears bright. Letters winners were Dick Deshefy, joe Markowski, Mike Giuflrida, Ronnie Russo, Mario Tirone, Don Turner, Stan Pasieka, and jack Herrmann. , ' BOYS RIFLE CLUB The Boys Rifle Club met every Wednesday after treasurer. Mr, Lord was faculty advisor. school at the Middlefield Rifle Range The officers for The club competed at the State Match in New Haven l957 58 were Sal Branciforte president Dave Eaton In this match Dave Eaton, Tom Markham, Ray Barker xice president Ted Maron secretary and Ed Schilke and Tom Reed received high on the team medals. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Florkoski, Bob Simmons, Phil Turcotte, Dick Budkzi Morris Cohen, Lou Carta, Mike Golensky, Bob Gula George Holroyd, Lloyd Minor, jim McClain, Albin No- vak, Tony Petras, and Don Pateriaude. - 55- TENNIS Last sears tennis team with only one senior Harold Last year's letter winners were Ed Florkoski, Bernie Hutensky v.on four and lost three W ith the return of Fabian, Harold Hutensky, Mike Golensky, Jon Magoun six lettermen this year the Wildcats should be hard to George Holroyd, and Tom Cyrulik. 1 GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB OFFICERS Gerry Klimkowski, preyident Pam McConoChie, rice-prefiderzl Adele Hill, JECVENZVJ' Jackie Ehlers, Irearurer . Kart E REPRESENTATIVES TO STUDENT COUNCIL Barbara Erbal, Ann Marie Marinzel, Judy Marshall. GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB BOARD The Girls' Sports Club Board is made up of the Sports Club ofhcers and the pres- idents of all the affiliated clubs. The Annual semi-formal dance sponsored by the Girls' Sports Club was held in November. This year the theme was Frosty Paradise. The season concluded with a ban- quet where the names of the new ofhcers were announced. Miss Anne Hyland was faculty advisor. . on 53, 5-33, , ? J :al t - MA JORETTES Under the leadership of Mary I.ou Blacka, head ma- jorette, and Adele Hill, assistant head majorette, the club had a very successful year performing at home foot- ball and basketball games and pep assemblies, Among the outstanding routines this year was a lighted baton routine performed at the Rockville basketball game, The Majorettes used their white dress uniforms for football games, white turtle-neck jerseys and short maa roon skirts with white fringe for basketball games and the white jerseys and long gray skirts for pep assemblies. As in past years they enjoyed themselves at the Ice Capades in New Haven and this year also went on a trip to West Point with the Band. The officers were: Adele Hill, presidentg Ann Marie Marinzel, vice-presidentg Paula Crescimanno, secretaryg Donna Dawson, assistant secretaryg Josie Gugliemino, corresponding secretary, and Rosalie Marshall, treasurer. Miss Sheila Walsh was faculty advisor and Major Har- vey was group instructor. CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders of l95'-1958 have spent consider- able time and effort developing and maintaining the school spirit and loyalty that is traditional with Wil- son students. The main purposes of the squad are to pro- mote a spirit of good sportsmanship at all games and to lead cheering at assemblies. Officers this year were: jackie Ehlers. President: Elsie Stolba, vice-presidentg Rochelle Davis. secretary1 and Pam McConochie. treasurer, Miss Anne Hyland was faculty advisor. The new uniforms consisted of: white sweaters and maroon skirts for football season, white jerseys with matching maroon skirts and middies for basketball sea- son, and grey sweaters and maroon skirts for pep rallies. 'Ihis year the cheerleaders were honored guests at the Fall Sports banquet where everyone had a wonderful time. A successful dance was held in December. The gym was decorated with the eleven wildcat mascots, white shakers and the new maroon cheerleading megaphones. i GIRLS' RIFLE CLUB The Girls' Rifle Club, consisting of nineteen mem- bers, rnet every Thursday afternoon at the Middlefield Rifle Range. Ifnder the supervision of J. Russel Lent, the girls learned the techniques of handling rifles and the skills of marlcsmanship. The offieers for this year were: Lillian Kelly, pres- ident, Mary Burgess, vice-president, Carolyn Kadrle. treasurerg and and Judy Ross, secretary. Our advisor was Mrs. Gertrude McGuire. The Girls' Rifle Club defeated the Portland High School Girls' Rifle Club in February. In March the rifle club participated in the All New England match, where many of the girls were presented medals. The season closed with a match with Woodrow Wilson Senior Highs Boys' Rifle Club. . X 4 x X. v. , ., VOLLEYBALL The newly formed volleyball club was very popular this year. The teams met on Tuesdays and Fridays every week during the season. Under the leadership of Sue Blasco. the sophomore, junior, and senior teams had a very successful season. The juniors placed first, Their names will be engraved on the volleyball trophy. Miss Anne Hyland was faculty advisor. bu - 'I W , P..' Q , 3 fag Q f id is rf YAP 4 ! Tv. wg, J: . W 'S O ' 9 . , 2-ff iw' V I Y , -9 - f -. ' - we-. - Q iq 6 V , , I n I 3' 'H ' if 4. .IL Q ,I - S 1 4 9 fl- 1-yi, U tl A S! 2 AX 1, f QNX i xv ' M! fm, ' '5:I: .'i- 1 2-I S:' 2:23 ' xfgfwh-5 mi m 'I - 3, A 'F . , , 4 , 9 vx ,V-H ny, vs - s- , 'M vw - .W vf A.... '?NN. 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F1 ra .2 - 0101 I 3 9 2 2 1 3 9 3 9 3 9 5 I IF YOUR PICTURES ARENT BECOMING TO YOU RDA zmwpzm SAY YOU SHOULD BE COMING TO US 150 Mam Street 10' Mnddletovs rm Connectlcut 101 C I z Complznzezzti 0 amp Wm I 0 WM R PETERSON LINDERME 8. zuRcHER on CO ,NC NC 101-01010 7 -10 -01 -10' -101' -102 - i N . a O . ' . ua 'R I I ' T F Q X . . , , 1 -1 ' ' . 1 Q ' A ' Q . ox 4 A Ox O. . F4 SA I 776 MAIN STREET PORTLAND THE GENERAL ELECTRIC STORE 101' 10110111 Radto and Telex xszon Better Brand Safef and Serzzce THEODORE LINDEMARK GENERAL ELECTRIC RCA a I0 Prmze Weary and Grocerzef Complete hne of Electrlc 'md Gas Applmnces Ffffb Frm! 'md Vegemblej Dhmond 6 8140 Rockfall Conn 011017 5 2 I 3 9 9 E 2 I E S0 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOXWN 71 401' 1011-01 101101101011-0101011-0110105 0110101 101101010110110 01 X7 STANLEY BISH 90 West Street M1ddlet0vxn Conn Llcensed for the All Work and Workmen State of Connectlcut are Insured WOfLmHHShlP Guaranteed TWO WAY RADIO SYSTEM Industrral Resldentral Commercnl W1f1Hg Repalrmg Esnmates Gnen No Obllgatlon DI 6 9368 STANDARD TIRE CO INC 117 MAIN STREET Branch 24 BROAD STREET GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES TEXACO GASOLINE CAR WASHING Phone DI 6 9812 For Any Drug Store Needs YOU don f Save Uma by Afualf Think Of stoppmg a clock THE C G SPALDING CO Bu, you Saw When LIGGETTS OF MIDDLETOWN You STOP and SHOP af The Store 0 Friendly 56711166 E 360 MAIN STREET CENTRE M AT MARKET MIDDLETOWN CONN KNOWN FOR QUALITY 9110 10' 0110110'01101101'01101-0' 010f10V0110117'010'10' -0110'0110110'0 72 E 5 2 1 r 9 I 9 1 2 1 S . 1 ' I ' ., A I E , tu . - , U 3 F' IT1 EI I - I I g I .- Z I - 1 0 N - O .. - ' ' ' Z a :1 4 I G S , . . I . U v I 011-01 fl 101101101' 2' 2 2 2 5 2 2 9 2 l 401 0220202 '-01 MARON S DRUG STORE 173 East Marn Street Mnddletown Conn Phone 6 9837 Prescrrptron Dept 7 1102 Establxshed 1893 Operatrng as Maron s Drug Store Sxnce 1938 Theodorew Maron Reg Pharm and Proprretor Expert Knowledge Unlversrty Tra1n1n g You can be assured that your prescrrptron wx 111 be compounded exactly as your doctor prescrrbed We export medrcxnes to European Countrres 00000000 2 H B ALLQVES IEWELERS Tel D16 1081 471 473 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN CONN 40 -05020 MCCARTHY 8. HURLEY DRUG STORE Formerly Cronrn Drug Store 'J' 796 'Niam Street Mrddletown Conn Prescr ptlon Phone DI 6 1469 01 Complzment: of PELTON S DRUG STORES Free Dellvery Servrce 180 EAST NIAINI STREET A 108 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN CONN '00101 40 2 2 2 5 2 2 3 2 RYAN SHOES At 310 Mann St near Court Fealu gtbelNe tzz1le r U Chlde r Shoe: and Car14alFo :ua e Compliment! of ETHEL GORDON S DRESS SHOPPE Eem mne Fashrons for every Occasnon Lower Marn Street Comp! mentr of RIDGE ROAD MARKET Helm a d G are :er R dge Road M ddleto Telephone DI C 9035 Conn Compliment: of ONE HOUR MARTINIZING EMPIRE SHOE REBUILDERS Hair Cleaned and Blocked Carl Morello Prop 167 Mam Street Mrddletown Phone DI 6 9509 Conn CLARK 8. TRUE Inc JEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS 776 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN CONN I , ' f I ' - rin ' wer Ar 1 u', 70merz'5, i rn' 7 ' U V I , . l ' ' A . . i ' ' Q A 1 n f r' 261 i i wn, , . . ,- 7. C XAx1mlulnlmI1J0 Complimenif of - N, p - i . ', -' , , . . ' - l Y , l . 9 ' . an L . , , ' I . i ' . 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Lo, . f0f 01101 0102 010401010 f0'ff0'vf!! 01 -01' 102101 X020 UNIVERSAL FOOD STORE HIGGANUM Fe1turlnf., qtnlxty TI-IAMES VALI FY Grocerzer lim cn frmclr Inrznlr um! I7CACltlbICf Telephone DI 5 4970 UNDINA BEVERAGES Mule from Pure Sprmg, W ater Qtmltty Curbomted Beverages Assorted Flaxors fmd hunger Ale Bottlers of BIREI EY S HICIQANUM CONN HIGGANUM DRUG CENTER H j Tomaszewskx BS Reg Pharm MAPLE AVEN UE I-IIGGANUM CONIIN WATRALS DEPARTMENT STORE Hngzanum Connecticut Fzergtbzzgf 3 Il a ri the In me Compfzmeztf RUTH S CORNER Complrme 115 r ENTERPRISE INC C mph zezlr f HIGGANUM HARDWARE fomplzme ltr f DAVIS YOUTH CENTER 529 MAIN STRLIT Vnsxt Our Teen Department SHAPIRO S INC 13-4.11 xmnx STREET MIDDLETOWN Corsm. SIMMONS Fffbfifff FASIIIOINS 6 DIfC.40RfITl.'N'fS '0 Washington St. Opp. Bunce Parking, Lot Compfimwzfx to 1176 CLASSOFI958 ESTA'S Inc. On the Corner of MAIN and XVASHINGTON STREETS EXCELSIOR! Compliment! of THE NIGHT PEOPLE 9K0 fK0'0 0K0 7'0V-0 '0X0 10 03 X914-01 '05'0 0 -Ox 9 9 ll ll L 4 Y I . A 1 I ' ' , 1 ' . I I 4 Z 1 1 Y 4 - K I 1 I up , L S ' . Joseph Roczniuk, Prop. Non-carbonate Hnvors , . I N . , A 1. , ' ' 'I or n ri ff . A p of A 2 if I , ' r ff -fl '11 r If 1 ' nf X H L V 11-...i I I 4-01' '05 1011016 '01'0 0f-0N010'f0N01'0 01 -01f0 -05 40P'0N0'01 200.00000 3 Q I 3 Q 3 Q I I s 2 I I I 3 3 2 Complzmentf of TOWN 8. COUNTRY and BERKELEY MOTORS Spec1a11z1r1g 1n RAMBLER EDSEL FOREIGN CARS Located at 545 Washlngton Street III Washxngton Street DI 6 6677 DI 6 7709 Mxddletow n Connecucut ALLING RUBBER COMPANY Congmztulatzom to the Spo I g G Od! CLASS OF1958 Z, G YOUTH IS the Inrgaxn counter MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN CONN OfL1ff1f1Sufmfe WILLIAM C DONAHUE COLOR MART The Lmcoln Nauonal Lxfe Insurance C0 P pe I rm H I 76 West Sxlxer Street M1dcI1etovm Conn DI d 6 6 amon O9 9 140 WASHINGTON STREET COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND I 5 2 5 2 5 2 2 2 I 9 I 5 2 I I 3, A -J ' 0 'U tm .., 25 - 2 . I E' Um 3 I 2 0 E7 Q fm Q 31 '- W - , I 2- N 75 I 2 g N O . E- 2 N ' . N. X Y 0 G K 2. Q '-I 'E . N. H 0 -0 I I ' I - U, I E . 3, . I .UO . fb :- :B H X 1 04' f0f'01l0P Hen J Haberdfzflaery Ph DI 6 7756 85 6 7 ones - . - J - GL! I0 KIZOZI CA UPS 07' GOO!! CZUIIJQJ coAL AND on co m the CLASS OF 59 CAMP S ON MAIN STREET MIDDLETONWN CONN Compliment! Of MIDDLETOXVN CONN YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER SIIIJVI Wonzeny Fzflnzrnzf FmeStMerChandlSe, 660 SOUTH MAIN STREET MIDDLETOXVN, CONN 919:10 1-020:10 0-Lafacow aw aww of 0:-Jwwnaw!-owafcadoawwaf-0 0:0 anon: W I ' f , 1 1 7 9-1010 02101102 0110110010 0 0400001000 0 a00ma0 mov ox 76 MIDDLESEX SPORT CENTER Everythmg m Sports CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 KABELS LUGGAGE SHOP Tel DI61330 558 MAIN STREET C d Press n MIDDLETOWN CONN g g Complzmentf to the CLASS Op 1958 Complzmenzf Mufzc or every home MIDDLESEX MUSIC SHOP THE EIS AUTOMOTIVE 66 WASHINGTON STREET MIDDLETOWN CONN BlLL COLLINS JEWELER Telephone DI 7-0513 STREET MIDDLETOW SMART APPAREL For Young Men in the University Manner ' C O N N E L L S MIDDLETOWN Where you can buy with confidence x9 0' 02'-0' 016520409 -0Y6'f40110 0 -0 f0Y-0v'0'N0 -0'40 0X0K07'-0x Complimentf of I F' ' f ff IN I 7 -0 '5 -0 0510Y0'S0'5Y0 f0vS0'6X0K0Y0X0 '-0'N0'N0 -0v'01' V WW 10 . MW My I- ' i5! 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