Higgins Junior High School - Tatler Yearbook (Thompsonville, CT)

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18 THE TATLER Gradviates of tY e Class of 1924 August, Harold Bajek, Gilbert Bak, Tony Barker, Donald Baronian, George Baronian, Raymond Barton, William Bassos, George Bent, Josephine Best, Elizabeth Blowen, Carolyn Bilodeau, Leona Borys, Joseph Bower, Sydney Brainard, Virginia fBromage, Anna Bromage, Howard Bruno, Tony Buika, Alex Baker, Orien Cappozzi, Peter Caroline, Leona Carson, Doris Carson, Ethel Cascia, Lily Chillson, Carolyn D’Aversa, Louise Dazio, Vincent DeCaro, Erminia Dockham, Marshall Dutton, Blethen Elcock. Wesley Fuge, Dorothy Gam.ache, Louis Greenblatt, Herman Guarneri, Katie Hamil, Dorothy Henry, Burton Hydack, Nellie Iskyan, Hazel Jackson, Robert Jacobs, Edward Javorski, Frank Kiablik, Mary Kurley, Adele Laino, Mary Lamont, Rosemond Landry, Ralph Ledger, Leona Lester, Gertrude Maffe, Frank McKowen, Louise Menzler, Carl Meyer, Edwin Michalowski, Wanda Montagna, Anna Montana, Juliette Montana, Dominick Moody, Walter Mylek, Henry Niemiec, Fanny Nowack, Stanley Nuccio, Sam Patterson, George Pawelcik, William Pease, Ruth Pellaio, Grace Petkos, George Petraska, Stanley Phelps, Frederick Pohoryto, Mary Remington, George Rinaldi, Joseph Robinson, Winifred Rolando, Alice Romano, Charles Russo, Ernest Salva, Amelia Salva, Julia Sarno, Joseph Schoppe, Ralph Sepko, Anna Sena, Dominick Sharis Bertha Smith, Cecelia Testoni, Enis Theur, Martin Thompson, Mary Trudeau, Hilda Tina, Astrima Vail, Angenette Vail, Marie Villers, Lillian Wialy, Anna Wialy, George Woodworth, Frank Woiner, Joseph fHighest Honor High Honor FOR THAT NEW CEILING USE UPSON BOARD The Finest Wall Board Made The Enfield Lumber and Coal Co. PROSPECT STREET THOMPSONVILLE PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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THE TATLER 17 Name Nickname Hohhy Dominick Montana Micky Sleeping in school Walter Moody Cud Plug Fisherman Henry Mylek Creamy Making doughnuts Fannie Niemiec Pee Wee Dancing Stanley Nowak Stanv Peddling carrots Sam Nuccio Funny Heh! Heh! George Patterson Patty Chewing William Pawelcik Bill Studying history Ruth Pease Peasey Graduating Grace Pellaio Skinny Breaking scales George Petkos Trut Crabbing- Stanley Petraska Staney Continued next week Frederick Phelps Phelpsy Tuning in Mary Pohoryto Porto Rico Dreaming George Remington Remi Blowing the shoe horn Joseph Rinaldi Jozep Strong man Winifred Robinson Winnie ril get you yet Alice Rolando Arlice Fooling Charles Romano Waterbury Blushing Ernest Russo . Milio Playing fair Amelia Salva . Smarty Cranky Julia Salva Johnny Raising Cain Joseph Sarno . Buck I dunno Ralph Schoppe Schoppy Collecting dues Anna Sepko Red Nose Stuttering Dominick Sena Jazz Asking questions Bertha Sharis Berty Shut up Cecelia Smith . Jack Reducing Enis Testoni Shrimp Grinning Martin Theur . Marty Landlord Mary Thompson Physic Butting in Hilda Trudeau Four Eyes Artist Astrima Tina . Red Pitching- Angenette Vail Sperry Dancing Marie Vail Maggie Athletics Lillian Villers Lill Quit the comedy Anna Wialy Whity Being quiet George Wialy . Captain Catching Frank Woodworth Long Legs Washing dishes Joseph Woiner . Winy Tackling- We Carry a Full Line of GARDEN SEEDS GRASS SEEDS FERTILIZERS FARM AND GARDEN IMPLEMENTS GEO. s: PHELPS CO. 110 Prospect Street Thompsonville , PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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THE TATLER 19 An Unusual (TrJ Here’s an opportunity to buy a guaranteed, nationally advertised BULOVA WATCH at a price that defies comparison. Fashionable rectangular watch, Buiova quality white gold filled , engraved case; fine 15 Hi 9 7 kO iewelBuLOVA Movement i The new PRINCINE model. Bulova quality white gold filled engraved case; fine 15 97 iewelBuLOVAMovement • ♦— ' V BULOVA WATCHES are nationally famous for their reliability and are backed by two guarantees — the manufacturer ' s and our own. W e recommend them tn anyone wanting a beautiful, de- pendable watch at a moderate inrice. A. B. Mitchell Jeweler and Optometrist 12 Pearl St. Thompsonville Money is like a child— IT GROWS A certain merchant put one dollar into a thrift account on his baby’s first birthday; two dol- lars on the second birthday ; three dollars on the third; and so on. When each of his children reached the age of twenty-one, each had over three hundred dollars. Money grows and grows and grows. The longer you keep it invested the faster it increases. Even on a moderate income, anyone may accumulate enough so that the earnings from the savings will bring independence in later life. Today, it may look a long way off, but years speed by. The child quickly grows up. And savings added to savings, when rightly invested, soon total to large sums. Ask about our Thrift Plan. Thompsonville Bldg. Loan Ass’n. • PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS