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

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A. D. HIGGINS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 29 NICKNAMES AND HOBBIES— (Continued) NAME NICKNAME HOBBY Vella, Mary May Reading books Vesce, Vincy Vin Speaking Viniconis, Helen Helen Being absent Viniconis, Margaret Peg Writing Walenta, Sophie Bubbles Saying silly things Walker, Shirley Shirl Lending books Wasowicz, Frances Fran Setting-in-hair Wojcik, Cecelia Celia Paying attention Wojnar, Edward Kike Fooling with girls Wojnar, Stella Stel Librarian Yesukiewicz, William Cabbage Scowling Zaczyk, Jane Janie Reading books Zareski, Mary May Minding her own business Zawada, Joseph Joe Whispering Zekowski, Sigmont Ziggy Fishing Zemont, Genevieve Genny Eating potato chips Zirolli, Leo Tub Broadcasting Zyck, Joseph Joie Boasting List of Graduates (Continued from ‘ age 24 ) 160. Vasilocosta, Jane Mary . 161. Vella, Mary J. 162. Vesce, Vincy D. 163. Viniconis, Helen Mary Elizabeth. 164. Viniconis, Margaret E. Florence. 165. Walenta, Sophie A. 166. Walker, Shirley Alethe. 167. Wasowicz, Frances M. 168. Wojcik, Cecelia B. 169. Wojnar, Edward Joseph. 170. Wojnar, Stella Rose . 171. Yesukiewicz, William A. 172. Zaczyk, Jane M. 173. Zareski, Mary S. 174. Zawada, Joseph John. 175. Zekowski, Siggmont Frank. 176. Zemont, Genevieve M. 177. Zirolli, Leo Joseph. 178. Zyck, Joseph Lawrence. Teacher: “Johnny, when do leaves begin to turn?” Johnny: “The night before ‘Exams’.” Compliments of NEWGATE Ginger Ale Co. Diner: “Hey, waiter, there’s no turtle in this soup.” Waiter: “No, and if you look close you’ll find that there is no horse in that horseradish.” “What would you do if a horse fell into your bathtub?” “I’d pull the plug out.” Telephone 228-2 Enfield St. Thompsonville PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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28 THE TATLER NICKNAMES AND HOBBIES— (Continued) NAME NICKNAME HOBBY Oliver, Corabel Cora 1 Walking Palilla, Mellie Mell Sewing Parvelac, Jennie Jen Playing actress Pascucci, Anthony Patch Fooling with girls Petrakis, Katherine Katie Acting Pilch, Karoline Carol ! Cooking Piorek, Honorata Honor Minding her own business Pohorylo, Alfred A1 Making faces Pohorylo, Edward Eddie Leading the class in history Pohorylo, Stella Stel Picking wild flowers Poloski, Anthony Tony Swimming Porcello, Antonio Tony Barbering Prayzner, Andrew Piney Spearing fish Quinlan, Thelma Pinky Riding bicycles Quinn, Francis Quinny Poetry Raissi, Poppy Pup Sharing her newspaper Peil, Doris Dor Playing the piano Reveruzzi, Michael Micky Hiking Rinaldi, Sam Lefty Telling stories Robillard, Roland Ruggy Roller skating Romano, Joseph Joe Working on the farm Romano, Josephine Jo Taking care of plants Rug-giero, Frank Nick Quieting 8B II Rybick, Charles Chick Spending money Sarno, Christine Christie Crabbing Sarno, Paul Paul Exploding Sasow, Eugenie jCen Running errands Schneider, Margaret Blondy Keeping still Schoppe, Hilda Hill Cleaning the fish bowl Schoppe, S. Irving Shop Monitor duty Scott, Evelyn Scotty Caring for plants Shea, Francis Fran Playing a violin Shea, Vincent Vin Being quietest boy Siemonoko, Rose Simon Sitting still Sisitzky, Bernice Beans Talking Sisitzky, Shirlee Shirl Giggling Skawrenski, Victoria Vick Literature Smith, Charles Charlie Playing marbles Smith, Lawrence Lollie Being president Smith, Robert Smitty Getting ads Sperrazza, Anita Froggie Dancing Stinson, Lev is Louie Fooling around Struziak, Karolyn Runt i Being Betty’s companion Szarek, Joesphine Joe Taking care of fish Talnak, Mary Marie , Dolling up. Tarasavitch, Margaret Maggie Saying nothing Tenerowicz, Annie Hanky Movies Tomaszek, Clair Tom Talking Trapanese, Charles Chick Laughing Typronsay, Walter Fat Sports Typrowicz, Joseph Joe Being president Vallides, Parvilia Pavilie Cutting out pictures Vasilacosta, Demetria Tula Sewing

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30 THE TATLER Compliments of Dempsey Leary 100 PEARL STREET Thompsoilville, Conn. 92-104 MAIN STREET Windsor Locks, Conn. V c tion Specials ! The “Princess” Tennis Racket— Design- ed especially for girls. Very smart. Strung with genuine water-proof green silk gut. A very graceful and well-bal- anced racket. Price $4 95. Regular $6.00 The “Aristocrat” — A very popular boy’s racket. Has full beveled oval bow of white ash. FREE — 3 red or white Championship Tennis Balls with each “Aristocrat” Racket. Price $7.50. Packed in sealtight can. Tliompsonville Hardware Go. sporting Goods Headquarters 112-114 Main St. Thompsonville HOT WATER Plenty of it ! Reasonable Cost ! Telephone 300 and we ll tell you how to avail yourself of our New Gas Rate ' and show you that continuous Hot Water is well within your reach. The Northern Connecticut Power Company PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS