Danbury High School - Aggregate Yearbook (Danbury, CT)

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efddfi Police ROBERT AKRIDGE and Fire Chief CURTIS MCKAY for the fine work they ve been doing BOB LAUF has taken oxer the Unity Nevis Company ROSEMARIE GAUDIOSO JLLIETTL Como ADELINL GALLO MARY FAXA HELEN GI-Nl7A and ETHEL GARDNI R haxe pooled their brains and resources and have developed a fool proof mimeographmg machine JANET IWANSFILLD and MARX WRLNN are nov making a lecture tour of the country Their topic is We Didn t Love and Lose ELMLR HLHDL is suing XX ILI IAN1 FIIIGI RALD lt seems th tt l'1tLGer1ld claimed that his weight gaining xx as better than Heyde s VIOLA ERHARDT has opened a dress shoppe right next to MARILYN GAVAGAN s shoe store TOM MCDONOUGH has become a hermit and hasn t been heard from for sometime LOUISE WANZER and AUDREY BROWN are hermitizmg with him so that might have something to do mth it The HONDRON RAGAINI SARANT1DEs swing trio they revived the old song, LATTY Me Call You Sweetheart are now playing on Forty Second Street in New York City ALICE FLOYD and GRACE MCLEAN are pickets for the Ladies Garment Workers SID KOTOK heads the union THERESA DELMONTE the make up expert is thriving successfully She has painted every beauty in Danbury excepting KAX CONNORS 'Ind BLTTX AL BROWN who has just gained control of the First National Stores is bringing many new departments into his concern EDMUND BATURA runs the model airplane departments and NANCY LANIGAN runs FRANK ONLII L and LNIARGARET SMITH are ensglged in '1 terrific duel Miss Smith is trying to see if she can talk as long as O Neill can leeep quiet YOLANDA ALBANO is now writing a serial for the MEKEN Daily Revievx and Scientific Magazine vuth Adxice on Cooking and Golf Lessons Her serial is entitled Hovx to Influence People and Win Friends or This Method to Get Your Man FRANR PALLRMO virites the golf lessons ALICL WALSH is xx ritinf endings for movies The list moxie she vsorlted on finished like this THI END 'CJ-I ? 5 phil ' . 7 Y ' . L ' : Q I., ' A : . I . . ' : v ' ' , . .. - , . . . . f ' Er ' Y I - - f ' ' ' 7 4 ' ' , . f 4' - , , A ' 4 ' ' - A 4 1 . l L . . V. . A , - 4x 7' I 7 A A I a A A ,,, . - 4 , 7 - , , . . v' ' A A I C 1 r FARLEY, who still depend on their natural radiance. i c , . ' : A A L2 ' t I ' , . A I ' C - ' ' t , ,, ' ' . V 7 . . . A ,, Qi . . Y c . 7 S ' i I . Q: x . V ,, Y I . . A I 1.1 A Y , Q Q r U D . . AW '1 x- 7 ,C Im. II. 1 9-41 ' .Jn 2

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Glafu Will We, the Class of '42, In this will bequeath to you Nods and becks and wreathed grins Cokes and smokes at Tommy Quinns. Skipping class and forged excuses A seniors vioes those Philomusas 'VIr Floyd and 8 oclocks Those Chem experiments of Docs And so my friends we ll now commence To read off stuff vue hope makes sense Feel not hurt if your name appears, Twill be forgot in a thousand years With 1 sigh Caaahj we leave Miss Bulkley We leave Mr Floyd a glass of water to take all the aspirin that the last ten classes of D H S have bequeathed to him We let Helen Deakin leave anything she wants and brother, she has plenty We have the doubtful honor of being the last class ever to leave Fly Cohen Thank Heavens' We lefue Freshman Irene Asherough the time talee it from the seniors, she has the nerxe We le ue little ohnny Kornhaas the nerve he has the time To ohn Cuff we leave an extra broom to svx eep up all the dirt that has circulated through the halls of D H S for the past four years Bruce Burroughs leaves the address of his embalmer to Ernest Goldstein We le ue Doe Hetherlngton .1 violin so that he may eontinue his fiddling To vshlt s left of our eh lmpion basketball team we leaxe our fond hopes of mother sueeessful se ison Ind m 13 xxe eontinue to oxereome our opponents Nlr Floyd s Trig eliss le ix es Miss Rising ID lLlf0l'ITif1C heat control ther Th it brixe set of seniors xx ho pioneered into the vsilderness of psy chology le ives Miss Prrsons fond memories of thirty ine psxehoprthre speeimens viho vuere her origin tl students Y A . Y V , ' l . ' ' 1 1 7 7 C o W I r 1 at 1 4 4 ' ' a K ' .1 ' . A 7 - ez' ' J f ' - 1 1 ' . . 7 A L - I . Q A e C ' i . . ' il 'z ' . ' . A 1 4 f r. ' ': ' zz . -. - mostat so that she may give up her search for those lost radiator Caps. i I v. . A -A i - I A, . I . 1' . . v yy V. , . 'yi 3 . pi I xiii, 15.1 ill, W lj rd -if a 'L , A 5 1 I X11 f' i K av, i Y Af 'af z 3' lm, ii. 19-iz - ' - ' l'.:l'r .'.'