Crosby High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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Valediclorian ,.., .,,., Salumlorian .,.....,.,.A. Muriel Rooif Anthony Coburn Joan Phelan Timothy Nolan Rose Bredice Alice Fitzgerald Robert Meyer Robert Auray Irma MacKerracher Eileen Lanouette Jacqueline Goldman Lorna Spencer Adrienne Luria Ruth Batchelder Thelma Santoro Clarice Claps Ruth Patschkowski Joseph Tkachoff Jennie Guida Mattie Holmes Carolyn Slater Lois Coleman Elena Sciullo Margaret Collins Kenneth Neale Theodore Kobrin Shirley Hale Norma Leone Roy Miller HONORS - CLASS OF I943 Horrigan ,.,.......,,...Harold Deeley Honor:--Above 90 per cent Muriel Elwin Walter Ficeto Mary V. McDonald Elizabeth Paul William Faeth Herman Solomon Mary DiLeone Paul Ryder Loah Nan Stevens Alan Maynard Franklyn Litsky Sherman Shiller Elizabeth Guhring H anon-Above 85 p Robert Frost William Moran Alphonse Pelosi Henrietta Winkler Margaret Clark George Kraft Ralph Pratt Gloria Biancardi Winifred Dalton Joyce Tierney John Buckley Edward Finn Paul Bobbin Robert Mannel Jane Perry Aidamae Holmes Laurence Shapiro Alvin Reiner Jeanne Barry Elizabeth Card Robert Crowley Barbara Kuperman Virginia McNulty Jerry Ciarcia John Dwyer Fred Govain Josephine Del Buono Robert Hennes Helen Salvatore Joanne Brandvein er cent Edward Anderson Muriel Hammonds Shirley Harris Alan Loffreda Ruth Palen ' Charles Gillis Donald Beebe Lucille Cavanaugh William Sihau James Welch Marrian Trentham-Howard Anne Golden Louis Lux Arlene Moorhouse Arthur Seidel Sherman Cohen George Steinmetz ELUEXUJHITE

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SENIOR YEAR Usually, summer vacation brings happy anticipation of the carefree days ahead, but this year the prospect has instead a nostalgic hue. Due to the stress of war, there is little chance that few members of the class will be fortunate enough to go on to college. Many instead will enter the Armed Forces and still others will enter the war industries of the nation. But when we look back over our Senior year, we realize that there have been many incidents worthy of note. There was the football team's glorious 33-0 victory over Wilby, and the swimming team's rating as second in the State. The basketball team reached the quarter finals in the State Tournament and the rifle team completed a perfect season. This year saw the coming of an entirely new course - aeronautics, as well as the formation of a new club-The Science Club under the supervision of Mr. Kenney. In spite of the fact that many of the students were engaged in after-school war jobs, the clubs had highly active and successful seasons. Then too, there was the honor of taking first place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Conference with our widely-read Argus. The French paper came up with second place honors. The baseball team started out by winning their first three games and finished out the season with an almost even record of wins and losses. An Honor Society, boasting a membership of 43 students, carried on the excellent work of former years in the cafe. This, the second class to graduate during World II, may indeed be proud that, due to its excellent spirit and in spite of the war and its far-reaching effects, its members have gained greater and higher honors in their quest of knowledge and victory. HLUEXLUHITE ff

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THOMAS H. HORRIGAN Valedirtorian Salzzlfzlo rim HAROLD PHILIP DEELEY, JR. HLUEXLUHWE