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P ahquioque ' 65 . . .
c ulminates a p eriod o f p reparation a nd
g rowth . . . p reparation t hat e nables us to
e mbark u pon a v enturesome t our o f l ife . . .
g rowth t hat e nables us to accept t he m any
aspects o f this move forward.
These endeavors which now h ave b ecome
the p ast s hould serve a s o ur perspective for
t he f uture. T his f utu re should n ot e rase from
o ur m inds t he e xperiences which have c reated o ur present.
As t ime passes we will u ndoubtedly r ecall
the impressive m oments o f o ur college careers . . . p erhaps t he s upposedly insig·
n ificant m oments h ave been t he f oundations
for feelings we carry with us.
As we s tand a t t he g ate o f b eginnings, we
should pause to reflect u pon those people,
those places, a nd those things o f t he p ast
w hich will stabilize o ur u ncertain f uture . . .
T he f uture is o pen to new minds, t he p ast
will give us ideas. W e will fill t he e mpty
spaces in t he society t hat calls t o us . . .

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W e have crossed t he p aths o f m any people . . . some
with p rofound ideas, o thers so shallow we have w ondered
how they survived, lacking direction. T hrou gh o ur contact with people we h ave co me to t he r ealization t hat all
learning does n ot o ccur within the pages o f books much is to be acquired from o ne a nother . . . g ood a nd
bad!!
As i ndividuals we d o n ot a lways a pprove o f t he actions
o f o thers b ut i nterdependence does not allow us to completely divorce ourselves from o ther m embers o f society.
T he diversities o f people create t he foundations o f o ur societ y.
We look forward t o t he new a cquaintances . . . those
w ith new hopes, new dreams, a nd new ideas. A t times
we m ay b e a ppre hensive a bout o ur n ew contacts, b ut after t he i ni tial step, we will progress . . .

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A single t hought is i mportant
A single idea is d eep
At times we m ust b e
Alone to think, to wonder, to d ream

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A college is n ot solely a faculty for t he intellectual expansion o f a n i ndividual. T he well r ounded
e ducation m ust allow for t he g rowth o f the i ndividual's p ersonality a nd t he c oll ege is b ound to p rovide the necessary e nvironment a nd i nstitution for
this growth. T he h ub o f s ound a ctivity o n o ur c ampus is t he S tudent U nion.
I t is here, i n a r elaxed a tmosphere a way from the
tensions o f t he classroom a nd o f p ending studies,
t hat t he s tudent is able to impress his individuality
through co ntact a nd i nteraction with his fellow s tudents. J ointl y r un b y b oth s tudents a nd a dministration, the b uilding h as facilities for recreation a nd
r elaxation, a nd provides a meeting place for c ampus o rganizations.
M emorial H all is n ot o ne b uilding o n o ne c ampus, b ut i t is a p lace i n w hich t he g rowth o f t he
s tudent b oth a cedemically a nd socia ll y is m ade evident.

H ow d o we k now w hat 's t here
O n the o ther sid e o f t h is?
D esertion, o r security?
D iscovery or loss?
W e'll search . .. for something b ette r.

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T o t he Class o f 1965:
Y our Yearbook is a record o f yo ur
friends a nd

activities a t D anbury

S tate College. I hope these years have
been ha pp y a nd fruitful ones for yo u.
I a lso h ope t he memories reca ll ed by
this yearbook will bring m any m omcnts of pleasure to yo u.
Y our lives should be dedicated to
service a nd your rewards
filled

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h appiness,

be years

s atisfaction s,

c ha llenges a nd successes.

R uth A. H aas, P resid ent

D ean F. B urton C ook
Mr. Merrill W alrath
D ean Alfred Geddes

D ean Claire T . Geddes

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M r. A dam Aitchison
M r. Chester F iord
M r. T ruman \ Va rn er
M r. R obert Hobu rg
M iss Doroth} Holman
Dr. W illiam Esposito

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D r. M artha C ounts

M r. Raymond T rimpert
Dr. Al ice Donncllcy
Dr. : \!ervin W hit comb
D r. C arl Pcttcr~ch
M r. Edwin Rosenberg
M r. .\ rnold H ansen

Dr. K a thryn Vac lla

M rs. J ane Lyman

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M r. R ic hard M oryl

M r. J am es T immins
~ l r. C:~rl Denison
~ I rs. E lizabe th T . J ames
l\l r. A aron K ltin

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Miss Charlotte Isham
M r. Arnold Stinchfield
M r. Alan Thomas
M r. Robert A lbereui
M r. Leonard P r us hansky
M r. George Theisen

A ssistance ,
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Dr. Christopher Rafter
M r. C harles L anning, J r.
:'\1iss Barbara H o\,•e lls
:'\• r. \\'illiam J. Keil)'
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D r. R obert H all

Dr. T homas Godwa.rd

M r. Wi lliam W. R asor

M r. Frederick Bragdon

Mrs. S u Ling Lee

D r. P aul Wi ll iams

M r. Anthony Ficarra

M r. j oh n]. O 'Neill

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T heir D emands H ave B een
I nsure t he E ducation

D r. Gcr1rudc B ruun
Dr. R ic hard F"rycr
M r. Leon Z inklcr
D r. Alfred Goldin!(

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Fair T o
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Dr. Stephen Lovett
Dr. Dona ld H arrison
:Vlr. A dam Bilcc ky
Mr. Neil W agn er
M r. Marceau M eyers
M r. Lee J acobus

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T o C ontinue O ur S earch for

Dr. Rose M . Uhl
D r. Boit Brannen
M r. B ernard R osenthal
M r. W illiam Williams
D r. Ch arlo tte Z . L eMa)'

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M r. D avid Driscoll
Mr. J ohn Dever

M r. .Joseph Geyer
M r. Lon E dwards

Dr. Elizabeth Dominy
D anbury J u nior H i gh School F aculty
Locust Avenue School Facu lty
RobertS Avenue School Faculty

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W e will r emain i ndebted , knowing
they tried to m ake us better h uman
beings.
" . .. a nd so t hey e ndured"
W illiam F aulkner
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O rganizations

S tudent G overn

T he S tudent G overnment Association is the
largest o rganization on c ampu s. I ts voti ng m embership consists o f officers chosen in a n a ll school
election, a nd o ne representative f or e ach t hirty·
five members o f a class o r d epartment. T he
C ou ncil which acts as t he g overning bo dy i n a ll
student affairs also d raws u p t he S.G.A. B udget
t hrough w hich a ll e xtracurri cular activities operate.
T he a ims o f this association are to develop
s tudent i nitiative a n d responsibility, to p romote
stu dent activities, a nd to encou rage t he general
welfare o f t he school.

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P resident . ........ . . G erald C olapinto
V ice-Pres. . . ..... . .. .. . Dick Donofrio
Secreta ry . .......... A nita R obertson
Assist. Treas. . . . . ... .. L ois J ean Barry
P ub. S ecretary . .. . . . . L ucy-May B arker
Advisor . . . . . . . . .. D r. F. B urton C ook

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E. C. S.C.
T he m ain p urpose o f E .C.S.C. is to s timulate t he scientific interests o f u ndergraduate s tudents t hrough research p aper presentations, tours t hrough local research a nd d evelopment industries, a nd t hrough t he words o f n oted
speakers.
T his y ear t he E astern Colleges Science Conference was held a t D anbury
S tate College a nd was a ttended b y five-hundred guest faculty a nd s tudents
from states east o f t he Mississippi River.
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Science C lub
T he Science C lub is a n o rgan ization designed to
p romote scientific activities a mong D anbury S tate C ollege s tudents. T he c lub p r ovides opportunities for students to discuss chemistry, physics, biology, a nd m athematics .
P resident · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · J o hn Pawlowsky
Vice-Pres. . . . . . .. . ............ K athleen M au ks
Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·Ansley M orrow
T reasurer . ... . . .. .... .. . .... G eorge L amperti
F aculty Advisor . ................ D r. C . R after

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Aquinas Club
T he A quinas C lub is p rimarily concerned with t he s piritual,
in tell ectua l, a nd social growth o f t he C a tholic students a t D an bury
State. A t its r egular m onthly meetings, the c lub presents guest
speakers, movies, a s well as c lub business. R eligious topics o f s tud ent i nterest a re also discussed a nd e xplained. T he c lub h olds a n
a nnual spiritu a l retreat o f t hree d ays for those concerned.
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C anterbury S ociety
T he C anterbury S ociety is u nder t he auspices o f St. J ames E piscopal C hurch i n D a nbu ry. T he society is o pen to all interested s tudents
who wish to learn more a bout t he C hristian li fe, a nd it provid es
c hannels t hrough w hich st udents m ay b ecome more a ctively involved
in D anbury a nd t he whole c hurch.
Preside nt . ......... ... ... . . . ... . .... .... .... P hil J enks
V ice-Presiden t . .. . ........ . ..... . . . ... ... N ancy H eminway
F acu lty S ponsor . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. M errill W alrath
C hurch Sponsor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R ev. F orrest Williams

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E.C.A.
T he p urpose o f E.C.A. is t o p romote a b etter u nde rstanding o f new a nd o ld ideas in e ducation t hrough p articipation i n conference with o ther e ducationa l insti tu tions.
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S.E.A.C.
T his o rganization furnishes a preview o f t he p rob lems
students m ay encounter as st udent teac hers. S.E.A.C.
also provides e xperiences in working co-operatively with
others on professional a nd c ommun ity p roblems.
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M .A.A. . .. ....................... W.A.A.

Pres. Kathy O 'Toole; V.P., J anet Shuhi; Sec. K ath y Green; T rcas. K athy Sanfanandre; Pub. Sec .•
J oann Seger ; Advisor D r. A. Donnelly.

T he m embers o f M.A.A. a nd W.A.A. work together t o p romote w orthwhile recrea tional a nd a thletic o pportun iti es for all men a nd w omen s tudents. T he Associa tions encourage t he p artic ipation o f a ll students i n i ntramural a ctivities with t he
h ope o f d eveloping a n a ttitude o f s portsmanship, co-operation, friendliness, a nd responsibility in e ach i ndividual.

Pres. Ken Reed; V.P. Wally Crookes; Pub. Sec. T ed M cAndrew; Rec. Sec. T om Blonski; Treas. Bob
K oeaba.

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L angua C lub

I nter

T he l nter-Langua C lub welcomes all those s tude nts interested in broadening their knowled ge o f a foreign language.
T he c lub's p urpo se is to p romote b etter u nderstanding
a nd a ppreciation o f foreign languages, countries, a nd
p eople.
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M ENC

T he M usic E ducation N ational C onference is a n o rganization o f a ll
music education students o n t he c ampus. I t is affiliated w ith N ational
a nd S tate M usic Organizations. M.E.N.C. sponsors c ultural m usic s eries,
clinics, a n o pera workshop, concerts a nd v arious social activities o n c ampus.
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K appa D elta Pi
T he m ain objective o f t he E psilon X i C hap ter o f K appa D elta P i, a n h onor society i n edu cation, is t o b ring
together for m utual fellowship those students w ho c ombine t heir dedication t o e ducation w ith a cademic excellence.
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· · · · . . .. . · · . ·Judi th P ascoe
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T he I nternational R elations F orum is o pen to a U s tudents interested i n i nternational d evelopments. I t m eets once every two weeks to h ear speakers o n
selected topics a nd to discuss i mportant issues. M em bers t ake p art i n i ntercollegiate meetings concerned with foreign relations a nd work with o ther o rganizations t hat a re i nterested in helping students in foreign lands.
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A dvisor · · · · · . . . · . . . . . . . . . .

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J ohn R oman
. . . . . . . . . . . . M r. Arnold St imchfield

D ramat ons

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T he " Dramatons" h ave a p lace for everyone - not o nly those interested in
acting, b ut also those interested in costuming, make-up, lighting, b uilding
scenery, a nd d irecting. E ach y ear t he " Dramatons" p ut o n t wo big p roductions a nd a t least three student-directed o ne-act plays. T rips to New York t o
see Broadway plays o r t o L ittle Theaters a re p lanned d uring t he year.
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Publicit)' Secretary . ..... · · . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
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· · · · · J oan Flcckel
· Dr. Alfred Golding

B oard o f G overnors
T he p urpose o f t he B oard o f Governors is t o p rovide a congenial a tmosphere in which students m ay g ather
f or leisure time activity, enrich s tudent li fe b y p roviding c ultural, social,
a nd r ecreational activities, a nd c reate
a n o pportunity for good faculty-student
relationships.
C hairman · · · · · · · · · · A ugust S erra
V ice-Chairman · · . .. R obert M aster
T reasurer · · · · · · · · Charles S hadeed
Secretary · · · · · · · · K athleen K ieras
Advisor · · · . . M rs. V irginia Brown,
Director o f t he S tudent U nion

F oreign E xchange
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Israel Egwu . :'~lige ria

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P ahquioque

P AHQUIOQUE STAFF

ADVISORS
RAYMOND TRI.MPERT
J AMES T IMMlM S

E ach year the P ahquioque s taff undertakes the momentous task o f compiling a
pictorial record o f events a nd activities t hat t ake place a t D anbury S tate College.
I t is o ur h ope t hat we h ave recorded enough o f t he past to allow fo r future
reminiscences.

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Pnul R ad er, Phil Jenks, Denn is A bby, Igwu Israel, J ames Trocolla,
J ohn Neukom, J ohn B uhrmam, L arry Bonnelli, T om Mcilleroy, Dale
Scofield, R obert M aster, A l Barlow, Wally Crookcs.

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Basketball
P OW 1: R alph D e Ruberris, D. Heywonh, P. D uMonier, N. Dagnone,
P aul R aider. R OW 2: B. J. Larsen, B. Contois, B. K ocaba, W. Crookes,
J. Osborn, J. Keating.

Coach - Bill Williams

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Baseball

R. DeRubertis, N. Dagnone, W. Crookes, D. Fairchild, S. Zukowski, J. Q uinlan, G. Lemmy, T . McAn·

drew, W. Girard, R. Ruffles, J. Osborn, T . U rban, T . Chrzanowski, J. Fiocola, Coach - Allen T homas.

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O rientation 1964

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J UNIOR DISPLAY

FRESHMAN DISPLAY

S OPHOMORE DISPLAY

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Spring Weekend Con1n1ittee
C hairman - Susan F riedman
C o-Chairman- Roland Johnson
Skit Chairmen - Mary Bucko, Jim S utton
Sing Chairman - Joe Farkas
Prom Chairmen - Diane Giancola
Dick Donofrio
Jazz Concert Chairman - Peck Engel

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K ing a nd Queen '65

Bill Gannon
M arge Byiteck

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Skit

Sophomores -

"Oklahamlet"

J un iors -

"Rantin' Rogues"

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"Jack i n the Beanstalk"

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" Two K nights in a D ay."

D irector of Sophomore Skit Eileen R owe w ith Trophy.

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Porgy a nd Bess

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Sophomore V ictory

W e W on

Senior K i smet

85

Float

J un ior W inners -

Snow White a nd t he Seven Dwarfs

Sophomores -

Pinocchio a nd t he Whale

" Storybook

Wonderland"

l

Seniors -

The O ld Woman in a Shoe
Freshmen -

87

H orati o the Elephant in th e T ree

J azz C oncert

88

P rom - The S ugar P lum B all

89

S eniors

Lawrence J ames A bbott
E lementary E ducation

H enry Peter Alonzo
E lementary Education

I
I
Irene M . Baldwin
L iberal Arts - History

Lucy M ay Barker
Elementary E ducat ion

92

H ollice L. Bartram
Liberal Arts

F aith Ann Beckerman
Liberal Arts - Biology

D ianne M aria Bcrcsky
Elementary Education

Morris Irving Beers
Secondary Education - Math

C arolyn Shelia Bohuslav
Elementary Education

T homas J oseph Blonski
Liberal Arts - English

M ary A nn C . Brown
Elementary Education

M aril yn J oyce Boudreau
Elementary Education

K athl een E llen Brogan
Elementary Education

J oh n G erhard B uhrmann
Secondary E d uca tion - M ath

I
J udy P . B ucciarelli
Elementary E ducation

94

T homas M ichael Byrnes
Secondary E ducation
English

J oseph Francis C allahan
Music Education

N ancy M arie Butkus
Elementary Education

M arjorie Adele Byiteck
Eleme ntary Education

Nicholas Emanuel Caravakis
Secondary Education
Social Studies

95

M ary Gribosky Cohen
E lementary Education

William S. Cioffi
Liberal A m - Math

4

J

P atricia M ary C iccarelli
Elementary E ducation

C ynthia Lee Coffin
Elementary E ducation

Gerald P eter C olapinto
M usic Education

96

R obert J ohn C onrad
Elementary Education

J oseph Michael Csom
L iberal Arts - History

Marcia K aufman D ampf
E lementary Education

Jo-Ann C ubeta
Elementary Education

.

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97

Gail M . DiProspero
Elementary Education

Margaret Ann Dorney
Elementary Education

R icha rd Alan Doscher
Liberal A rts - Math

R obert George Doyle
Liberal Arts - H istory

J ohn S tephen Ducibella
Secondary Education - Math

98

M aryann Dunne
Elementary Education

B arbara A nn D urst
Elementary Education

Joseph J ohn Farkas
Music Education

J erome V incent Edwards
Liberal Arts - History

Frederick T homas Farrace
Secondary Education - Physics

Peter P aul Ferraris
Elementary Education

S usan Hill Fitzpatrick
Elementary Education

J oseph Philip Fioccola
Elementary Education

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M ary Carroll Fontaine
Elementary Education

Virginia M ac F ournier
Secondary Education - English

~,
K atherine Elizabeth Forster
Elementary E ducation

100

J ohn P eter Ganio
Liberal Arts - H istory

William J oseph Gannon
Liberal Arts - English

D onna Marie Frate
Elementary Education

Lynne M argulies G ang
Secondary Education
Social Studies

Lorraine J oy Gefiken
M usic Education

101

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Angela Patricia G uerra
Elementary Education

Kevin Paul Gcnnario
Secondary E ducation - Math

T homas William Gibbons
Music Education

Elaine Marie Gomoll
Secondary E duca tion - Social Studies

Patricia Theresa Halloran
Elementary Education

102

Gladys B. H ammond
Liberal A ru - History

William J ames Hayes
Elementary Education

Else Maria H umiston
Elementary Education

Roger Lewis H ib ben
Liberal Arts History

103

William Dodge H utchinson
Liberal Arts - English

Eileen Marie Josenhans
Elementary Education

K athleen P at ricia K eat ing
Elementary Education

Leslie Ann Ingham
Elementary Education

Roberta M ary K ayan
Elementary Education

104

Lillian K ehoe
Secondary E ducation - Social Studies

Alice Leigh Keller
Secondary Education - English

Bernadette Lois Kernicky
Elementary Education

Amy Louisa K e lly
Secondary Education - English

J ean Berry Klein
Elementary Education

Marko Kirchner
Liberal Arts - Math

Robert J ohn K uba
Elementary Education

T heresa Mary Kovaleski
Elementary Education

Maureen Hilda Kruppenbacher
Elementary Education

W alter J ohn Lacz
Music Education

Margit Kullango
Liberal Arts - Science

106

P aula Loconto
Elementary Education

J oya E. Mannion
Elementary Education

R ichard Constant L amothe
Liberal Arts - History

J ohn L ipp
Music Education

Elizabeth J ane M artins
E lementary Education

107

M abelle Margaret McMullen
Elementary Education

Robert J oseph M aster
Liberal A ns - Math

.,.

K athleen S . M auks
Liberal Arts - Chemistry

Doris Elaine McDonough
L iberal A ns - English

J oan G uman M ead
Secondary Educa tion - English

108

C h ristine Brenda Melycher
Elementary Education

J

J oseph Anthony Merluzzi
Secondary E ducation - M ath

(
F rederick J ames M inck
Secondary E ducation - History

T homas J oseph M ichaelman
Liberal Arts - History

109

D iane Mitchell
Elementary Education

R obert Morehouse
Secondary Education - Biology

T heresa Marie Moffa
Secondary Education - Social Studies

Frederick Alan Morlock
Elementary Education

H arriet M cDonald Murdock
Elementary Education

110

Winifred M ary M urphy
Elementary Education

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K enneth Adam Neils
Secondary E ducation - Math

Noreen Patricia N orthcott
E lementary Education

J ohn Freeman Neukom
Liberal Ar1s - Biology

Clare! Aillinn O 'Sullivan
Secondary E ducation - Social Studies

M artha Lillian O dell
Elementary Education

Rita Pardalis
Secondary Education
Biology

S tephanie Ellen Owen
Elementary Education

M ichael F. Pelle
Secondary Education - Math

R ita ~cck
Secondary E ducation
Social Science

J udith Carol Pascoe
Secondary Education

112

Sheri Adinolfi R andazzo
Elementary E ducation

t
David C lark R eed
Secondary Education
Physics

II
Lucy P e reira
E lementary Education

L orraine Marie P luto
E lementary Education

Kenneth Norman Reed
Secondary E ducation
Physics

11 3

P atricia J ean R ude
Secondary Education - Social Studies

C arole Saccoccio Rehaag
Second ary Education - Math

Oetlef B. R ehaag
Secondary Education - Math

C arol Edith Risberg
Elementary Edu cation

Ronald J oseph R u sso
Music Education

114

Louis David Saloom
Elementary Education

S andra V . Salvo
E lementary Education

Virginia Ann Saso
Elementary E ducation

J ohn R ichard Sangster
Liberal Arts - History

115

D onald Michael Sca nlon
Secondary E ducation
Socia l Studies

Barbara Virginia Scheuing
Elementary Education

August Francis Serra
Secondary Education - Social Studies

Eric Walter Scherer
Elementary Education

Rosemary Sciortino
Elementary Education

116

Charles Thomas S hadeed
Secondary Education - Math

J ohn C hester Sikora
Liberal Arts - History

Violet Bruce Skorina
Liberal Arts - English

Alan David Sime
Liberal Arts - Physics

Will iam J ohn S mith
Secondary Education - Math

Bonnie Slater
Elementary Education

Hazel Marshall Stone
Elementary E ducation

J ohn Srholec
Secondary E ducation - Social Studies

I

A nne Gale Stentiford
Liberal A ru

M ary B eth T roy
Elementary E ducation

M ary Francis S tumph
Liberal Arts - English

118

D avid William V anDeWater
S econdary E ducation - Math

P atricia Winans V anDeWater
L iberal Arts - English

/
P atricia A nn T ucker
E lementary E ducation

W endy A nn T ure k
L iberal A rts - Biology

C arol A nn Washicko
E lemen tary E ducation

119

R obert L. Z amick
Elementary E ducation

J oan M arie Woodward
Elementary. Education

Charles Williams
Music E ducation

D aphne J ani ce Yobbagy
Liberal A rts

J udith A nn Zuraitis
Elementary Education

120

B a ccalau rea t e

121

G raduation

122

G overnor Dempsey

M r. H

A dam A itchison
C lass A dvisor
124

Senior

Executive

Council

S enior D irectory
l AWRENCE J AMES A BBOTT, 91 O ld
K ing's Highway, New Canaan, Conn.; S.G.A.
Representative 2, S.G.A. Vice President 3.
H ENRY P ETER ALONZO, 23B H ospital
Ave., Danbury, Conn.; Executive Committee,
Class Ring Chairman, Class Vice President 3,
Class Social Director 3.
I RENE M . BALDWIN, R D#2 West Redding, Conn.; K appa D elta Pi.
LUCY-MAY B ARKER, R .F.D.#2 Box 175,
Litchfield, Conn.; Sing2,3,4; S.E.A.C. 3,4; Interfaith C lub 1,2; S.G.A. Treasurer 2,3; P ublicity Secretary 3,4; Assembly Committee 3,4;
S.G.A. Scholarship Committee 3.
H OLLICE L. BARTRAM, 106 Nashville
Road, Bethel, Conn.
F AITH A NN BECKERMAN, 168 Southern
Blvd., Danbury, Conn.; Language Club,
Science Club, S.G.A. T alent Show, Secretary
a nd Publicity Co-Chairman of t he Eastern
Colleges Science Conference.
M ORRIS I RVING BEERS, Parmalee Hill
Rd., Newton, Conn.
DIANNE MARIA BERES.KY, 164 Birchwood Drive, Fairfield, Conn.; K appa Delta P i
3,4 Secretary 4; WAA 1,2,3,4 Publicity Secretary 2, President 4; Public Relations T eam 2,3,4; Aquinas I ; Class Activities 2,3,4; Dorm
Activities 2,3.
MRS. E. BLAINE, 19 Homestead Ave., Danbury, Conn.
T HOMAS J OSEPH B LONSKl, 4 Virginia
Ave., Danbury, Conn.; M.A.A. Representative, M.A.A. Secretary 4; Varsity Basketball

Mgr. ; Float C hairman 4; M.A.A. Sporthead;
I ntramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4.
C AROLYN SHEILA BOHUSLAV, 34 Broad
S treet, Torrington, Conn.
M ARILYN J OYCE B OUDREAU, Chestnut
Tree Hill, Oxford, Conn.; Sing 1,3,4; Class
Executive Council, Fairfield Hall Vice President, Litchfield Hall President, S.E.A.C. Social C hairman a nd Membership Chairman,
FaiJ Weekend Committee Chairman, O rientation, Public Relations T eam .
K ATHLEEN E LLEN BROGRAN, 72
Benham Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.; Sing 1,2,3,4; Skit I ; S tudent Union Social Committee,
Aquinas C lub 1,2,3,4; Dorm Activities; Publicity Secretary 2, Recording Secretary 3,4.
MARY-ANN BROWN, Somers R oad, Katonah, ew York.
J UDY P. B UCCIARELLI, 208 Fillow S treet,
Norwalk, Conn.; Sing 1,2; Public Relations
T eam 3; Treasurer, S tudent Education Association 3,4; Echo I .
J OHN G ERHARD B UHRMANN, 331 Delavan Ave., Byram, Conn.; K appa D elta Pi
President; Soccer T eam C aptain; Leader o f
Bible S tudy Group 1,2,3,4; Public Relations
T eam 2.
NANCY M ARIE B UTKUS, 2032 North
Benson R oad, Fairfield, Conn.; K appa D elta
P i 3,4; Treasurer 4; Counselor Fairfield HaJJ
Ass ociation 2; W.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Sporthead 3;
Public Relations T eam 2,3,4; Aquinas 1,2;
Class Activities 1,2,3,4; Dorm Activities 2,3,4.

M AJORIE A. BYITECK, 133 Reid Street,
Fairfield, Conn.; W.A.A.; Board o f Governors,
Yearbook, Social Committee C hairman, Sing,
Skit.
T HOMAS M ICHAEL BYRNES, Macedonia
Road, Kent, Conn.; Conatus 2,3,4; English
Society. .
J OSEPH FRANCIS CALLAHAN, 27 R osedale Street, Bridgeport, Conn.; M.E.N.C. 1,2,3,4; Vice President 2; Sing 1,2,3,4, Sing Director 2; Class Executive Council 3,4; Chorus
2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; O rchestra 1,2,3,4; M.A.A.
1,2,31 4;_jaz;z Band, Band Competition 3,4.
N ICHOLAS E MANUEL CARAVAKIS, 146,
South Street, Danbury, Conn.
W ILUAM S. C IOFFI, R DI , Patterson, New
York; S.G.A.
P ATRICIA M ARY C ICCARELU, 129 Rock
Spring R oad, Stamford, Conn. ; Echo I ; Dra·
m aton I ; Publicity Committee for Fall Weekend 1,2; S.E.A.C. 2,3,4; Co-Chairman J unior
Prom, S.G.A. A ltemate 2; Executive Council
3,4; Sing 1,2,3,4; Float 2,3; Orientation, Yearbook 4.
C YNTHIA L EE COFFIN, 16 DuBois, Stamford, Conn.; Bridge Club I , A rt C lub I , O rientation, Sing 1,3,4.
M ARY GRIBOSKY C OHEN, 7 Betts Place,
East Norwalk, Conn.; Social Com. I, Aquinas
C lub 1, J unior Prom Com. 3, Sing 1,2,3,4;
Dorm Activities 1,2,3; Dorm Council 3.
G ERALD P ETER C OLAPINTO, 20 Pershing Drive, Plainville, C onn.; SGA President 4,
Representative 1,2,3; Class President 2, Public

R elatio ns T eam 1,2,3,4; C I SL 4 , M ENC 1,2,·
3,4; E CSC 4 , A quinas C lub 1,2; L anguage
C lub 3 , E CA 3 , M AA 1,2; l ntermurals 1,3;
Glee C lub 2 ,4; B(IJ)d 1 ,2,3,4 ; O rchestra 1,2,3,4 ;
C horus 1,2, 3;Symphonic W ind .Ense mble 1,2,3,4;
S ing 1,2,3,4; D irector I ; Y earbook.
R OBERT J OHN C ONRAD, 78 Locust Ave.,
D anbu ry, C onn.; I ntramural S ports.
J OSEPH M ICHAEL C SOf\·1, 4 30 H olland
R oad, B ridgeport, C onn.; Intralingual C lub,
l ntmmural S ports, ECA, Class A ctivities 1,2,3,4.
J OSEPHI:--IE A .'m C UBETA, 45 R elihan
R d ., D arien, C onn.; W.!t.,A, O rientation, S ing,
D ormitory Council , A quinas C lub.
M A RC IA K AUFMAN D AM P H.
G AIL M . D iPROSPERO, 23 H enry Austin
D r., W ilton, C onn.; K appa D elta Pi 3,4;
D ramaton 4, C onatus 3, W .A.A. 1-'ublicit)•
S ecretary 2.
R ICH ARD AL.~ D OSCHER, Glenville
Road, N ew Fai rfield, C onn.; I ntramural
S ports.
M ARGARET A NN D OR."'EY, 16 H ighbrook
Rd., Norwalk, C onn.; A quinas C lub, Cia$$
Activities, D orm Activities, S tudent U nion
Social C ommiuee.
R OBERT G EORGE D OYLE, 57 O ak Ave.,
T orrington, C onn.; B oard o f Governors 4,
C hairman o f W ho's Vl'h o i n Colleges .J., D onn
C ouncil 4, Sing 1,2,3,4.
J OHN S TEPHEN D UGIBELLA, 3 L a M ar
R oad, D anbury, C onn.; I ntramural S porn.
M ARYANN D UNN , 342 K ing S treet, S trat·
ford , C onn.; E.~ec utive C ouncil 2,3,4; SGA 2 ,
A quinas C lub 1,2,3,4; A quinas P resident 4 .
BARBARA A.'\1~ D URST, H ill T op F arm,
S alisbury, C onn.; Class Activities 2,3,4; W aa
I ,2; C horus 1,2; O rchestra 1, S ing 2,3,4.
J EROME V lNCENT E DWARDS , 71 P ortland Ave., Georgetown, C onn.
R UTH FEI:--!SOI'\ E FFRON. 3 R idgewood
D rive, D anbury, C onn.; E nglish Society.
J OSEPH J OHN F ARKAS, Bldg. 15, Apt. I ,
Success P ark, Bridgeport, C onn.; B and 1,2,3,·
-~; O rchestra 1,2,3,4; C horus 2,3; Band C om·
p etition 3,4; M ENC 1,2,3,4; S ing 1,2,3,4; S ing
C hai r man 4 ; D ance B and 1,2,3,4; M aa 1,2, 3,·
4.

F REDERJCK T HOMAS F ARRACE, 17
B urbank Ave., S tratford, Conn.; K appa D elta
P i, D ramatons.
P ETER P AU L F ERRARIS, 253 S ilver H m
Lane, Stamford, Conn.
J OSEPH P HI LIP Fl OCCOLA, L ong Island
C ity, N ew York; :'v1AA, Soccer, Class Activities.
S USAN H ILL F ITZPATRJCK , B irch L ane,
Sout hbury, C onn.; C lass Activities.
M ARY C ARROLL F ONTAlNE, 103 P aral·
lei S treet, B ridgeport, Conn.; S ocial C ommit·
t ee I , A quinas C lub 1, J unior P rom C omm.
3; Sing 1,2,3,4; Dorm A ctivities 1,2,3,4.
K ATHERINE E LIZABETH F ORSTER,
R.O. # 3, New F airfield, C onn.; S.E.A.C.
VIRGI:--!V\ M AE F OURNI ER, 7 G reat P astu re R d ., D anbury, C onn.
D ONNA M ARJE F RATE , 3 0 A nthony L ane,
D arien, C onn.; C ultural C omm., P rom
C omm., S ing 1,4; I ntramurals, Social Com.
S tudent U nion.
L YNNE M ARGULIES G ANG, C andlewood
A cres, B rookfield, C onn.

J OHN P ETER GA.'\110, 1 4 H omestead Ave.,
D anbury, C onn.; T ennis, BasketbalL
W ILLlAM J OSEPH G M'NON, 15 H ospital
Ave.; D anbury, C onn. ; Class P resident 3 ,4;
S GA 1,2,3,4; S ing 1,2,3,4; F loat 1. 2,3,4; M aa
S porthead 2.3; Class Executi1·e Council 12;
Basketball M anager 1, O rientation .2, English
S ociety 4 , D is play 1,2,3,4.
M ARGARET O 'KEEFE G ARDNER, 115
V aleview R oad, W ilton C onn. ; D mmaton,
E nglish Society.
LORRALJ\!E J OY G EFFKEN, M ain S treet,
Rockfall. C onn.; S GA R epresentative I , D ram ;nons 1,2,3,4; M ENC 1,2,3,4; \ 'ioe P resident
3 , Representative to N ational C on. 3 .
K EVlN P AUL G ENNAR IO, V alley V iew
L ane, New M ilford, C onn.
T HOMAS W l LLJAM G IBBONS, 1070
C ampbell A\'e., We.\t H a\'en, Conn.; B and 1,2,3,4; C horus 2,3; O rchestra 2,3,4; S ing 2,3,4;
S ing D irector 3,4; M ENC 1,2,3,4; President o f
M ENC 4, B and C ompetition 3,4; E xecutive
C ouncil 4.
E LAINE M ARIE G OMOLL, 23 M arjorie
D rive, : \ew F airfield, C onn.; Sing, I nternational R elations Forum.
A NGELA P ATRICIA G UERRA, Astoria,
N ew Y ork; S EAC , Sing 1,2,3,4; S kit 2; Executive Council, T ennis C lub , SGA 1; J unior
Class B anquet C o-Chairman, A quinas C lub 2 ,·
3 ,-t
P ATRJCL-\ T HERESA H ALLORAN, 7 SL
M ary's L ane, Norwalk, C onn.; P ublic R elations C omm., WAA, I ntramurals, S tudent·
U nion Social C om., Secretary o f C l:us 1,
Aquinas C lub, Class A ctivities.
G LADYS B. H AMMO)TO, R FD 2 , D anbury,
Conn.
W ILLIAM J . H AYES, S ummit Ave., Peekskill, N ew York.
R OGER L EWIS H I BBERT, 4 6 Be.aver
Brook R d. , D anbury C onn.
E LSE M ARIA H UMISTON, 3 0 G eneral
P atton Drive, N augatuck, C onn.; Execulil'e
Council 2, W AA Secretary. F all W eekend
C hairman 2, P ublic R elations T eam, S ing 1,3,4.
W I LLIAM D ODGE H UTCHINSON, 11
W heeler D r,, D anbury, C onn.; D ramatons
T reasurer 1,2; English Society 4, S ing 1,2,3;
S kit 1 ,2,~, 4 ; P ublic R elations T eam 2; F encing 3.
L ESLIE .-'\NNE I NG H AM, 61 Greentree Dr.,
Doylestown, P enn. ; Chorus 1,2,3; O ramatons
3 ,4; S kit 3,4; C EA -~ ; O rientation.
H ILBERT J OHNSO).t, 18 P ocono L ane,
D anbury, C onn.
ElLEE>J M ARJE JOSE:--IHANS, Brooklyn,
N ew York; S EAC; S ing 1,2,3,4; Executive
C ouncil 4: Prom C omm., R ing C omm., T ennis C lub 1,2; Social C omm.
R OBERTA M ARY K AYAN, P inney R oad ,
S omers, C onn.; A quinas C lub, D ormitor;· A ctivities, S ing.
K ATHLEEN P ATRJCIA KEATTNO, 3790
E ast M ain S t., W aterbury, C onn.; Basketball
1,2 ; S porthead 2. W AA 1,2; S GA Representative 4, l RF 3 , S ecretary 4 .
LlLLLo\..1\; K EHOE, S cott R idge R d.,
R idgefield, C onn.
A L ICE L EIGH K ELLER, Bever!}• D rive,
Brookfield, C onn.; I RF 1,2: Sing 1,3,4; O rien·
t at ion.

A MY L OUISA K ELLY , 106 G reat P lain
R d., D anbury, C onn .
B ERNADETTE L O IS K ERN!CKY, 120
B ond S t., B ridgeport. C onn.; Class A ctivities
1,2,3,4; C hairman S pring W eekend 2 , Y earbook E ditor 4, Y earbook Representative 3 ,
W AA R ep. 2, S ing 1,3,4; O rientation 2 , P ublic R elations T eam 2 , C hairman o f P rom Reservations 3.
M ARKO K IRC H NER, 59 Balmforth Ave.,
D anbury, C onn.; Soccer, O ramatons. M .A.A.
J EAi'' B ERRY K LEIN. 8 M aple D r., S andy
H ook, C onn.; K appa D elta Pi 3,4.
T H ERESA M ARY K OVALESK I, K ell)' Rd.,
M iddlebury, C onn.
M AURREEN H ILDA K RU PPENBACHER,
R oute 118, B aldwin P lace, N.Y.; A quinas
C lub, S ing 4.
R OBERT J OHN K UBA, 4 9 K ing S t., D anbury, C onn.; O ramatons 1,2,3,4; K appa D elta
P i 4.
M ARG IT KULLA.."'GO, Brushy H ill R d.,
Danbury, C onn.
W A LTER J O HN LACZ, 583 P addock AYe.,
M eriden, C onn.; M .E.N.C., B and, O rchestra,
C horus, Biology C lub, l ntrnmural S ports.
R IC H ARD C ONSTANT L AMOTHE, 99
D an P arker O r., W aterb ury, C onn.; S .G.A.
R epresentat ive, M.A.A., Class Activitie.,, Intramural Sport8, O rientation 2 , l ntralingua
C lub, E xecutive C ouncil.
R ITA W INANS L ARKll'\, R oute 37, l \cw
Fairfield, C onn. ; Echo 2,3,; C onatus 2,3; D ramatons 2,3; O ramaton P resident, Skit Directo r 2, S ing s taging a nd l ighting 3, f encin g 3,
English Society.
J OHN L IPP, 7 G randview O r., D anbury ,
C onn.; B and 1,2,3,4; O rchestra, Bl'll$S Ensem·
b le, C horus, M .E.N.C.
P AULA L OCONTO. 257 L incoln Ave.,
Bridgeport, C onn.; A quinas C lub 1,2.
J OYA E. M ANNION, L ake S hore D rive,
Candlewood Shores, Brookfield.
E UZABETH J ANE M ARTTNS, 13 S outh
Ave., D anbury, C onn.; W .A.A., O rientation.
R OBERT J OSEPH M ASTER, 1845 M aple
H ill S t., Yorktown H eights, N ew Yofk; Class
T reasurer I , E xecut ive C ouncil 1,4; C hairman
o f O rientation, V ice P resident 2, B oard o f
G overnors 3; V ice President o f Board o f Governors 4, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball ,
SlOt 3,4.
K ATHLEEN S. M AUKS, 19 L ibrar;• Place,
D anbury, C onn.; Y.RJ . S ecretary 2, Science
C lub V ice-President 4, E.C.S.C. C o-Chairman
4.
M RS. A . M cDONNELL, 222 E aton W ay,
V ista, Calif.
D . E LAINE M cDONOUGH, R.FD ~3. N ew
Fairfield, C onn.; English Society.
M ABELLE
M ARGARET M c MULLEN,
V alley S tream D rive, D anbury, C onn.; S ing
2 , K nppa D elta P i 4.5: S .G.A. R epresentative
1,2,3; C horus 3 , College H andbook E ditor 3,4; S pring W eekend C hairman 3 .
J OAN S USAN M EAD, 83 L ake Ave., D anbury, C onn.; f al l W eekend 1,2,3; Band C ompetition 3; Executive C ouncil 3, S ing 1,2,3,4;
Social C ommittee 1.
C HRISTINE B RENDA M ELYCH ER, 3 7
New S t., New M ilford, Conn.; K appa D elta
P i 4.

J OSEPH A NTHONY t -.fERLUZZI, 4 8 S unny
V alle) R d., N ew M ilford, C on n.
T HOMAS J OSEPH M ICHAELMAN, J R.,
C layton R d ., D anbu ry, C onn.; Echo.
F REDERICK J AMES M INCK, M aple S t.,
L itchfield, C onn.
D IANE M ITCHELL, R FD :1=1, N ew Milford, C onn.; Y earbook 4 .
T HERESA M ARfE M OFFA 36 V alley R d. ,
W estport, C onn.; C .!.S. L 3,4; E xecutive
C ouncil 3,4; C lan T reasurer 4 , C lass Activities 1,2,3,4; D orm C ouncil 3,4; F all W eekend

2,3,4.
R OBERT M OREHOUSE, T opstone R d .,
West R edding, C onn.; Con::~tus A rt S taff 2,3;
S ing 3; D ramatons I, O rienuuion 2.
F REDERICK A LAN M ORLOCK, Whisconier R idge, Brookfield, C onn.; S .G.A. Rcpn:>
£cntative, E .C.A., M .A.A., I ntramural S ports,
O rientation 2, Clnss Activities.
H ARRIET ~lcDONALD M URDOCK, Box
212, M ahopac, K Y.
W lNlFRED l \IARY M URPHY, 8 C rown S t.,
D anbury, C onn.
K ENNETH A DAM M EILS, 4 7 S and P it
R d .. D anbury, C onn.; I ntramural S porn.
J OHN F REEMAN N EUKOM, P atnter
R idge R d ., W ashington, C onn.; S occer +.
V arsity C lub 4, E .C.S.C. C ommittee C hairman 4 ; I ntramural V olleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; S oftball 1,2; S ing 1,2; S cience C lub
3,4.
N OREEN P ATRICIA N ORTHCOTT, 58
V alley V iew R d. , Fairfield, C onn.; C lass Activities, Eltecutive C ouncil 3 , Fall W eekend
D isplay C o-Chairman 2, A quinas C lub, D ormitory A ctivities, W.A.A., l ntramurals, P rom
C omminee, Social C ommittee.
M ARTHA L ILLIAN O DELL, 9 R idge D r.,
C armel, N .Y.; E xecutive C ouncil 4 , S ing -1-.
M RS. L. O 'HARA, 7 W est W ooster S t., D anbury, C onn.
C LAREL A JLLJNN O 'SULLIVAN, 4 6 N od
H ill R d. , W ilton, C onn.; S.G.A. R epresentative, 3,4; C lass Activities 2,3,4; C .l.S.L. 3,4;
S cholarship S creening 3 ,4; I .R.F. 4.
S TEPHAl\flE E LLEN O WEN, Box 101 R FD
I , S outh S alem, N .Y.; Social C ommittee,
Class Aclivities, I ntramural Basketball.
R ITA P ARDALIS, 2 2 N ancy D r., D anbury,
C onn.; S .G.A. Representative, Executive
C ouncil, Y earbook 4 , C o-Chairman C lass
Ba nquet 4 .
J UDITH C AROL P ASCOE, 112 E astlawn
S t., F airfield, C onn.; K appa D elta P i H istorian, C lass Activities, T enms C lub, Y earbook 4.
M ARGARET C LA.PPER P ECK, 5 3 P leasant
S t., D anbury, C onn.
M ICHAEL F . P ELLE, l i Moss A ve., D anbury, C onn.; Basketball 2, I ntramural B asketball
2 ,3; f all W eekend F loat 2, C .I.S.L. 4, S pring
W eeke nd 4 .
L UCY P EREI RA, 3 5 H oa dl ey S t., N augatuc k, C onn.
L ORRAINE M ARIE P LUTO, 5 R oger A ve.,
D anbury, C onn.; S.G.A. R epresentative a nd
S ecretary 2,3; S panish C lub 3, SlOt D irector
2, S ing 3,4; Y earbook 4 , P ublic R elations
C ommittee 2, S .E.A.C. -1.
M RS. M . P RU\'DLE, Box 30, R edding,
C onn.
S HERl .A.DlNOLPI R ANDAZZO, 2 8 C leveland S t., D anbury, C onn. ; Class R ecording

S ecretary 2,3,4; Glass R epresent:ltive I , Social
C om mittee 1,2,3; O rientation 2, C lass Activities, S ing 1,2,3,4; P rom C ommittee 3 ,
S. .E.A.C. P ublicity S ecretary 2, S. E.t\.C. President 3 .4; W .A.A., E cho 1,2.
D AVID C LARK R EED, 10 S pringside Ave.,
D anbu ry, C onn.; I nterfaith f ellowship 2,3,4;
I nterfai th P resident 3,4; I n tramura l Sporl5 1,·
2.3,4; K appa D elta P i 3,4; K appa D elta Pi
\ 'icc P resident 4 , E .C.S.C. Research C ommittee C hairman .
K El\WETH N ORMA)I R EED , J R., 10
S pringside Ave., D anbu ry, C onn.; M .A.A. 2,3,·
- ~ ; M .A.A.
i cc P resident 3, M.A.A. President
4 , I nterfaith C lub 3, I ntramural S ports.
C AROLE A NN R EHAAG , 29 O sborne S t.,
D anbury, C onn.; S ing 4 , C horus, A pparatus
C lub, K appa D elta P i.
D ETLEf B. R EHAAG, 29 O sborne S t., D anbury, C onn.; K appa D elta Pi.
C AROL E DITH R IS BERG, R FD ~I, S herman, C onn.; S ing 4, S .E.A.C., I nterlingua
C lub.
M RS. P ATRICIA J EAN R UDE, Box 902,
S herman, C on n .; K appa DelLa Pi.
J OH
R USSO , Woodvicw Rise, B rookfield,
C onn.
R O!'\ALD J OSEPH R U SSO, 77 C opewell
t\\·e., Oal-..-ville, C onn .; M .E.N.C.
L OUIS D AVID S ALOOM, I I G randview
Ave., D anbury, C onn.; Execuri,·e C ouncil,
S.G.A., O rientation C o-Chairmnn 2, K appa
D elta Pi 4 , Y earbook 4 , C o-Social D irector I .
S ANDRA V . S ALVO, 186 H ull 's H ig hway.
S outhport, C onn.; W.A.A., S ing 1,2; SlOt 1,
F loa t 2,4; K appa D elta Pi 3,4.
J OHN R ICHARD S A:-IGSTER, 46 E lm S t.,
T homaston , C onn.; I ntramura l S ports 1,2,3,4.
\ 1 RGJNIA AN:-! S ASO, 5 S and H ill R d.,
B ethel, C onn.; W .t\.A. 1,2,3,4; K appa D elta
P i 4 , Y earbook 4 , S .E.A.C. 3,4; S ing 4 , C lass
A ctivities, Y earbook S ecretary 4 .
D ONALD ~lCHAEL S CANLON, 67 Y ork
R d ., Fairfield, C onn.; \ 'arsity S occer, Executive Council 1,2,3,4; C o-Chairman C lass B anquet 3, S kit 2, S ing 1,2,3,4; I mramural
S ports, O rientation 2 , Y earbook T reas. -1.
E RIC W ALTER S CHERER, 3 3 F airfield
D r., Brews ter, N .Y.; S.G.A R epresentative I ,
O rientation 2, C o-Chairman C lass B anquet I .
B ARBARA V IRGI NIA S CHEUING, A unt
l-1:\ck's R d ., D anbury, C onn; O rientation 2,
W .A.A., Fairfield H:LII Association, Execu tive
C ounci l, S .G.A., R epresentative, C.I.S. L .,
S .E.A.C., A quinas C lub, Social C ommittee 4,
C lass A ctivities, S.G.A. Scholarshjp C ommit·
tee.
R OSEMARY S CIORTINO, 6200 M ain S t.,
T rumbull, C onn.
A U GUST F RA · clAS S ERRA , 65 C olum bine Dr., T rumbuU, C onn.; C lass A cth·ities 1,2,3,4; S.G.A. R epresentati ve I , O rientation 2,
C lass Executive C ouncil 2, C ollege W eekend
C o-Chairman 2, C hairman C ollege W eekend
3 , Board o f Governor1 3, E .C.A. 2, E .C.A.
T reasurer 3, P ublic R elati ons T eam 3, C hair·
m an B oard o f G overnors 4 .
C HARLES T HOMAS S HADEED, 98 E lm
S t. , D anbury, C onn.; W ho's W ho, B oard of
Governors S tudent U nion, S .G.A. R epresentative, S cholarship C ommittee.
J OHN C HESTER S IKORA, 172 C lark
L ane, W aterford, C onn. I .R.F. 1,2; S .G.A.

R epresentative 1,2; C lass T reasurer 2 , E.C.A.
2, S kit A uthor 2 ,3; C.I.S.L. Dcleg:ue 3 ,4; C oChairman P ublic R elations T eam 3, C onatus.
T reasurer 3,4; E .C.S.C. C hairman -1·, O rientation C hairm an 4 , C lass A ctivities, A ssistant
D irector S tudent U nion 3,4; C hairman P ubJjc
R elation s T eam 4 , S .G ..~ .
A LAN D A V JD S IME, 37 V irginia Ave.,
D anbury, C onn.
M ARGIT S IRGO, 28 M aple R d., Bethel,
C onn .
V IOLET B R UC E S KORINA, 27 T aunton
L ake Dr., N ewtown, C onn.; C onatus E ditor 2,·
3 ; English S ociety.
B ONNlE S LATER, 29 C arol S t., D anbury,
C onn.
W ILL!AM J OHN S MITH, 15 M orris St.,
D anbury, C onn.; S ing 3,4.
J OHN S RHOLEC, P .O. Box 56, G oldens
B ridge, N.Y.; I ntramural S poru.
A :'fNE G A LE S TE:\'TIFORD, 9 2 H oyt's Hill.
B ethel, C o nn.
M RS. H AZEL M ARSHALL S TONE, 23
M aple R id ge R d ., D anbury, C onn.; S cience
D epartment S ecretary 1,2; P ublic R elations
D epartment S ecretary 2,3.
M ARY F RANCES S TUMPH, C andlewood
T errace, N ew M ilford, C onn.
M EREDITH S TuRGES, 4 S tadley R ough
R d., D anbury, C onn.
M ARY B ETH T ROY, 12 H igh land Ave.,
Bethel, C onn.; F all Weekend 3, S .E.A.C. 3,4;
Y earbook 4 , Y earbook T yping C o-Editor 4 ,
.Kappa D elta P i 4 , S ing 4.
P ATRICIA A NN T UCKER , 536 P rospect
S t., T orrington, C onn.; S .E.A.C., A quin$
C lub, S ing, D orm A cti,'ities.
\ VENDY A T UREK, 41 S ingaway R d., CO$
C ob, C onn.; S kit I, S ing I ,2,3,4; E xecutive
Council 4, A quinas C lub 1,2,3,4; A quinas
C lub V ice-President 4 , D orm A cth;tics.
D AVID W ILLIAM
V AN D EWATER,
W hisconier H ill, Brookfield C enter, C onn.;
Dram::~tons 2,3; D ramatons T reasurer 3 , K ap ·
p:t D elta P i 3,-1; S kit 2.
P ATRICIA G RACE V AN D E W ATER,
Route ~25, Brookfield, C onn.; S kit D irector
I , L anguage C lub, D ramatons, English S oci-

ecy.
C AROL A NN W ASH1CKO, 10 W ood S t.,
D anbury, C onn.; O rientation I , f all W eekend
3, S.E.A.C. 3,4; Y earbook 4 , Yearbook T yping C o-Chaiman 4 , C lass Activities.
JON.~ M ARIE W OODWARD , 8 6 H amilton
A \·e., W atertown, C onn.
M RS. C. Y ANDELL, W heeler R d., M onroe,
C onn.
D APHNE JA:"11CE Y OBBAGY, 10 F rances
A ve., So. N orwalk, C onn.; S.E.A.C.
R OBERT L. Z ARNIK, 450 H aviland R d .,
S tamford, C onn.
J UDITH A NN Z URAITIS, N ova S cotia H ill
R d., W atertown, C onn.; S ing 1,3,4; S kit 1,2,9,4; E xecutive C ouncil 3, S .G.A. Representative
I , D orm A ctivities, D ramatons I .

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GINNY SASO

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DON SCANLON

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L ORRIANE PLUTO
R ITA PARDALIS
BARB SCHEUING
FAITH BECKERMAN
WENDY T UREK

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TYPING

CAROL WASHICKO
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