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

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A. D. HIGGINS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 9 Mamie Arnone Mamie Arnone is happy you see Always laughing and full of glee, Grammar rules she learns every night In this subject she’s always right. Nicholas Arnone Nicholas Arnone is very quiet Some say he’s on a study diet. But he better digest more knowledge Or he’ll never get into college. Lillian Attardi Lillian Attardi is quite small She sometimes roams about the hall; But when it comes to play or fun She’s always on the job and it’s done. Saverio Attardi Saverio Attardi is always on the go, And does not mean to have a foe. He is clean and always neat And very pleasant boy for one to meet. Julia Augustyniak Julia is a gay young lass. Who helps in every class. She runs errands for Miss Clancy And never wears a dress too fancy. Mary Bachurz Mary Bachurz said one day I hope that I can get an A. But when her card she spied. Her face she wished to hide. Stanley Bajek Stanley Bajek a kind little lad Is always on the job and never bad. On the bus he’s seen each day Studying his lessons on the way. Teddy Bak Teddy Bak a boy of 8A A great poet will be some day. In school his name is seldom taken. For the bad boys he’s long forsaken. John Bartley John Bartley likes to fool Especially when in school He always chews his pencil or pen While in history fie learns about great men. Evelyn Barton Evelyn is very smart She also takes to art. I think she’ll be a second Briggs Because she’s always drawing Jiggs. John Bayek John Bayek of 8B II He is kind and generous, too. In Newspaper class he does shine And always will be first in line. Wanda Bayek Wanda Bayek from Highland Park Tries to sing like a lark. Some say that she is slow But her marks are never low. Yvonne Belisle A girl named Yvonne Belisle Is never seen without a smile She is always very bright And never fails to get her work right. Dorothy Bent Dorothy Bent is slim and fair She gets her complexion from the air. In school she seems so mild But outside they say she’s wild. Helen Blaszko Helen Blaszko sweet and coy Never the boys does she annoy Helen’s as smart as a girl can be An honor pupil she’s sure to be. Esther Block Esther Block comes to school With a notion not to fool. She never tries to be a pest But likes to laugh with the rest. Fred Bostick Fred Bostick a great big boy Athletics surely does enjoy. In his Ford he does spin List’ to the noise of the rattlin’ tin! Glenn Bradish Glenn Bradish is a big boy we all know And never to gym does he go. In the library he does stay And alw ays tries to be happy and gay. Frank Bruno Frank Bruno likes to annoy Every little girl and boy. But when it’s tim.e for a test He just wants to take a rest. Charles Buttacavoli Charles Buttacavoli of 8C Is quite a radio man you see. He’s a monitor on the bus And always watches for any fuss.

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10 THE TATLER Tony Calcasola Tony Calcasola a barber’s hand Does his shaving like a man. At cutting hair he does not shine Because people don’t like his line. Eileen Capozzi Eileen Capozzi is full of jest, And always tries her very best. She sits and dreams all through the day, But after school she’s very gay. Agatha Carenzo Agatha Carenzo is fat and jolly Neither prim nor very dolly. Her cheeks are pink, her eyes are gray Quite a pretty girl I’d say. Frank Caronna Frank Caronna of 8C Is a milkman you can see In his work he’s always there But for school he does not care. Louise Cerrato An excellent penman is Louise She writes with skill and ease. Friends has she by the score Each year brings her more and more. Cecil Chappell Cecil Chappell with golden hair To speak to a girl wouldn’t dare. Class dues he’s always there to pay, Cecil’s quite the boy I’ll say. Mildred Charrette Mildred Charrette our new school- mate. Is always early and never too late. She’s getting quite popular in our room She picked up her studies very soon. Mildred Chillson Mildred Chillson is a jolly lass She’s in the 8C class. Outdoors she always is at play Not once but every single day. Wilbur Clarkin Here is a boy, Wilbur Clarkin Who gets in front of the class and starts in barkin’. The boy from whom the Tatler you buy, If not he’ll know the reason why. Sherwood Cordner Sherwood comes to school on his bi- cycle In winter it’s a wonder he isn’t an icicle. He’s never sad but is always gay And never refuses to come out and play. Edna Crosson When the class of 1928 Hear the words, “now your too late.” Edna settles down to work And never a lesson will she shirk. Jchn D’Amato John D’Amato is like a clown He is always up and never down. He talks and whispers all day long And still he thinks he’s not in wrong. Dora De Caro Dora De Caro from 8C Is a bright girl, you can see And in Oral English class She’s surely bound to pass. Mary Doyker Mary’s hair we all admire Tresses like hers we desire. With her smile so bright and gay All dull care she drives away. Alvin Duprey Alvin Duprey big and strong Is always round doing some harm. But when school time comes around He’s nowhere to be found. Arthur Everett Arthur Everett a future banker. After money sure does hanker. In the counting he never sins For he’s collector for our rings and pins. Jennie Franciamore A girl from 8C is Jennie Franciamore And Miss Fleming does she adore. She stays in school each night And can’t let Miss Fleming from her sight. Peter Frangiamore Peter Frangiamore jolly and gay Is always ready to go out and play. In school he’s apt to talk back Which makes his marks red, not black. William Fuge William Fuge of 8B two In spelling has plenty to do. From Enfield St., he comes to school With all merry hearts he has to fool.