Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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Stella Lewandoski wills her wit to Carol Moore. David Loiselle leaves his “Ridge Service’’ job to Harry Gould. Helen Magnda relinquishes her dimples to Jean Woods. Lena Margnelli leaves her cheerful personality to Jean Plude. Clifton Marieni wills his daily “shave” to Howard Cable. Margaret Mayer bequeaths her acting ability to George Gilbert. Charles Meyer leaves his artistic skill to Emil Brochu. Raymond Mistieri wills his “strut” to Dick Brown. Marion Munson bequeaths her filing cabinets to Norma Della Bernardo. Richard McCain leaves his nickname “Deacon” to Dick Spring. Jessie Palmer wills her daily letters to the Navy to Doris Gadzik. Charlotte Pickett leaves her “blue ribbon awards” to Anna Konefal. Margaret Pipkin wills her love to Willie Dra- chenburg. Audrey Pollard wills her “steadies” to Lucille Splettstoeszer. Jeanette Pratt leaves her Bostonian accent to Robert Pulito. Danny Pulito bequeaths his driver’s license to Joe Paskiewicz. Ethel Radune wills her position at the Ken- sington Pharmacy to Ramona Austin. John Radian bequeaths his “pep” to Donald Corr. Genevieve Rambis relinquishes her shyness to Mary Williams. Rosalie Reeve wills her love of homework to Walter Brennan. Roland Rochefort bequeaths his position on the football squad to Lawrence Kellum. Florence Rusczyk hands down her “sharp” socks to Jean Carlson. Josephine Seddon wills her quiet nature to Roman Baldyga. Joe Spring leaves his “technique” to any will- ing Junior. Russell Swanson bequeaths his “bluffing” to some underclassman who will profit by it. Charles Silsby wills his chairmanship capacity of dance committees to Arnold Johnson. Ruth Sochran wills her punctuality to Ricky Heinzman. Margaret Tinti bequeaths her cheerful disposi- tion to Rita Blaulieu. Jean Werdelin wills her athletic aptness to Ruby Clauson. In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our name and affixed our seal the twentieth day of June in the year of our Lord, one-thousand nine hundred and forty-five. Chairman, Audrey Pollard Committee, Mary Lou Kahms Eileen Holigan Jessie Palmer Ethel Radune C 20 ]

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CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1945, of the Berlin High School, Town of Berlin, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut being of sound mind and disposing memory do make, ordain, pub- lish and declare this to lie our last Will and Testament, and hereby invalidate all former Wills and Codicils by us made. Lastly, we make, constitute and appoint the Class of 1946, to be the executor of this, our Last Will and Testament. Gloria Achilli relinquishes her “best dancer’’ title to Carol Holmes. Pete Baccaro leaves his day-dreaming in Eng- lish class to Patsy Sisti. Gloria Barrett bequeaths her typing skill to her sister Lucille. Robert Benson wills his phvsinue to George Gilbert. Ernest Berlin leaves his boisterousness to Jean Brittney. Gloria Black abandons her coiffure to Mar- jorie Dehan. Barbara Black leaves her height to James Sokoloski. Henry Brochetti wills his bashfulness to Norma Mariotti. Mike Bunko bequeaths his dignity of bearing to Artie Ventres. June Bentley hands down her “Dewey Button” to Ralph Williams. Mary Caliandri relinquishes her height to Frances Skinner. Jack Cooney abandons his attraction at Wood- row Wilson to Norman Roy. Margaret Corr leaves her fingernails to Jean Boardman. Dorothy Culver leaves her blonde tresses to Mary Duell. Joe Cyrulik wills his ruddy complexion to Robert Meggs. Dorothy Dezsani bequeaths her pen and writ- ing pajier to Jane Barber. John DiMugno wills his dancing ability to Bert Desrochers. Nellie Gacek relinquishes her shorthand com- petency to Lorraine Cote Dorothy Gadzik wills her French skill to Teddy S. Barbara Gallnot leaves her discretion in cut- ting classes to Lorraine Rakowski. Clara Godek hands down her alert nature to Charles Kuhlmann. Doris Gottlin wills her love for dancing to Betsy McOueeny. Betty Griggs bequeaths her “tricky” hair rib- bons to Jean Fagan. Adele Hamon leaves her indispensableness in the office to Elizabeth Vigra. Doris Hamilton leaves her verbal quips to Alfred Tee. Gertrude Hanford transmits her musical dex- terity to Charles Vigra. Eileen Holigan wills her Irish name to Vir- ginia Niedzelkowski. William Hoppe leaves his “wolfing” to the Junior Wolverines. Teddy Hrubiec liands down his apple orchards to some industrious Junior. Shirley Johnson bequeaths her leadership effi- ciency to Jimmy Horton. Mary J ou Kahtns abandons her “seven league toots” to some Junior who never gets a hot lunch. Harriette Kemmerer transmits her talkative- ness to Betty Belmont. Marjorie Kanupka wills her tardy excuses to David France. Jane Kieffer leaves her quick temper to Sam Raymond. Ralph King wills his curly hair to Steve Bac- caro. Jean Lanza bequeaths her cheer-leading to Jane MacLaughlin. [ 19 ]

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UNDERGRADUATE PRESIDENTS Arnold Johnson Arthur Ventres Rurt Desroches Freshman Junior Sophomore [ 21 ]