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

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28 THE TATLER Crosson, Helen Cornelia Cygan, Genia Eleanor Davis, Eleanor Gertrude Dempsey, Clark Destro, Charles Di Rosa, Peter Philip Dixon, Evelyn Mae Doyker, Stanley P. Dusza, Stella Louise Dynia, Amelia Anne Dynia, Teddy Edward Edgar, Howard Albert Faiman, Esther Fontaine, Walter Leonard Fuge, Jewell Gertrude Franciamore, Louis Joseph Gamache, Alice Marie Ganner, Ruth Emma Garini, Remo Carlo Giaccone, Josephine Theresa Glista, Francis Dennis Goncher, Edwin J. Goodson, Bernice Margaret Grippo, John Joseph Grosso, Angelina Josephine Gudaitis, Charles Gurreri, James J. Gwozdz, Edwin John Hamilton, Charles Henderson, Irene Victoria Henry, Flora Kay Hias, Josephine Victoria Hojnacki, Edward Stanley Hopkins, Wilfred Arthur Ingraham, Fred William Jedziniak, Josephine Victoria Jensen, Lillian Katie Kaminsky, Peter Edward Kawa, Jennie Mary Kennedy, Albert Donald Kida, Helen Anne King, Lois Ella Klebosky, John Joseph Klimek, Joseph Korona, Joseph J. Kcsoski, Jane Julia Krupczak, Frank Walter Krupczak, Stanley Joseph Kukulka, Mary Catherine Kupiec, Amelia Louise Kurley, Josephine Eleanor Lamana, Grace Frances Lament, William Irvin Landry, Margaret Roselind La Russa, Samuel J. Lawton, Gertrude Marian Lebeshevsky, Daniel Ledygowski, Chester Stanley Lees, Ernest Carlton Lehmann, Alwena Emma Legienza, Edward Stephen Lezak, Matthew Joseph Lezone, Waltella Helen Ligenza, Statia Amelia Ludwin, Winifred Fanny Lyko, Valenty Joseph Lyons, Thomas Edward Maciolek, Elizabeth Eleanor Mangerian, Henry Mangini, Paul Joseph Marinaccio, Martina T. McCray, Edith Belle McNulty, John David Mientus, Sophie Nellie Miller, Woodrow R. Miller, Francis T. Misuraca, Josephine Agnes Morse, Ernita King Most, Allyn Rutherford Most, Gladys Eleanor Narewski, Helen Jeannette Narewski, Steven R. Nasuta, Joseph J, Noble, Ruth Margaret - Nosal, Sophie Agnes Nowak, Stanley Joseph Olechny, Frances Elizabeth Oliver, Leroy R. Olivieri, Arthur John Olko, Joseph Olko, Mary Agnes Pace, Charles James Pajot, Leo Francis Patterson, Betty Madeline Pepek, Joseph Michael Petraska. Mary Piepul, Milton E. Pilch, Alexander F. Piotrowski, Alfonsa Lillian Polek, Elizabeth Dorothy Porcello, Tony J. Purdy, Melvin J. Quick, Marion Ruth Quinn, Celia Elizabeth Quinlan, Eleanor Loretta Rachwalski, Evelyn S. Ragion, Henry Joseph Raissi, Evangeline Anna Rambeisa, Helen Doris Resta, Paul Joseph Roczniak, Josephine Theresa Romano, Lillian Mary Santanelli, Josephine Santanella, John Jerry Sas, Helen Anna Scavotto, Bernadine Mary Scavotto, Nathalie M. Scavotto, Saverio Senio, Genevieve Julia Sidway, William Clarence

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A. D. HIGGINS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 27 Two prizes of five dollars each are to be given by the Woman’s Club to the pupils ranking the highest in Mathematics and English. A prize of five dollars will be pre- sented by the Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution to the pupil whose essay on “Washington and the Con- stitution” is judged the best. On behalf of the school, Miss Clancy will present two dollars and fifty cents to the pupil who has shown the greatest improvement in his Junior High School work. Although Charles Hamilton has been unable to be with us the whole year, we consider him a very impor- tant member of our class. We take great pleasure in sub- mitting this poem which was written by Charles during the year. Our best wishes and congratulations accompany this contribution. Class of 1932. A WONDERFUL PUP Oh, I once had the most wonderful pup. He ate with a fork, and drank from a cup. And whenever I went out to play He’d follow me out and shout, “Hurray.” One day that wonderful dog of mine Got all tangled up in an old clothes- line. And no matter how much he would pull and tug It would only give him a tighter hug. So then he sat down and thought a while. And pretty soon, he began to smile. He looked down at the cause of his grief. And began to gnaw it with sharp, white teeth. And when he had got it all chewed up You should have seen that doggie strut. He thought he had done a wonderful thing. And ought to be knighted by the king. Then, one day he caught a fiea. And it drove him crazy, practically. For no matter how smart a dog may be. He can’t quite cope with a good, smart fiea. Charles N. Hamilton, 8A. LIST OF GRADUATES Highest Honors High Honor Alaimo, Catherine Mary Alaimo, Mary Eleanor Alaimo, Joseph Charles Alaimo, Nancy Laura Alaimo, Vinci Theresa Albano, Jennie Dorothy Albano, Susie Marie Amato, Ella Anna Angelica, Angelina Anna Angelica, Vincetta Theresa Antinore, Frances Mary Attardi, Sam W. Bajek, Antonia Agnes Baltronis, Helen Katherine Bania, Joseph Frank Ba rszcz, Edwin Charles Baskerville, Curtis Lloyd Bayek, Frank Chester Belisle, Virginia Caroline Honor Bellico, Mary Aurelia Bellomo, Esther Theresa Blaszko, Matthew Teddy Bostick, Muriel Bruno, Michael John BruttO; Mary Rita Buika, Edward James Burns, Roy J oseph Caramazza, Carmela Nancy Caramazza, Mary Ann Eleanor Casarella, Rose Mary Casiello, Evangeline M. Casinghino, Louis Anthony Chadderton, Arlene Mae Chapin, Barbara Elizabeth Cogtella, Stanley John Colarusso, Carlo Joseph Colletti, Joseph Francis Combs, Hugh Daniel

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A. D. HIGGINS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 29 Siemonoko, Mary Statia Sienko, Chester Henry Silansky, John Sisitzky, Doris Geraldine Slaybard, Leonard Harold Smith, Jeannette Rachel Smith, Raymond Elmer Snyder, Harvey Robert Spier, Robert D. Squires, Arnold Edward Steele, Eleanor Josephine Strycharz, Frank John Strycharz, Walter Peter Sypek, Frank Leslie Swiattowski, Stanley J. E. Szczepanek, Taddy Joseph Szufl at, Bessie R. Talnak, Michael G. Taylor, Evelyn Bernice Thompson, Ruth Harriet Tomaszek, Matthew Edward Torre, Charles Joseph Trapanese, Mary Jane Trudeau, Gilbert E. Vasilocosta, Jennie Helen Vella, Josephine Anna Vella, Lily Angelina Vella, Eugenia Mary Vesce, James Joseph Vitale, Amelia Mary Warren, Christine L. Warren, Viola Eileen Wilson, Evelyn Marie Wing, Edward (Junior) Zator, Stella Sylvia Ziemian, Stella Mary Zirolli, Samuel Salvador Zvirblis, William Joseph oAdvertisers in ‘‘The Taller” deserve your patronage and support. We Specialize in BREAD AND ROLLS Fresh Daily Lehman’s Bakery Shoe Repairing Neatly Done at Low Prices JOHN CYGAN 8 Alden Avenue Thompsonville A. Casinghino Custom Tailor SUITS PRESSED 50c 7 7 Pearl Street Thompsonville This Paper was Printed at the OFFICE OF H. C. Brainard 65 High St. Thompsonville High-Grade Work : Prompt Service PRINTING Society and Com- mercial Printing of all kinds. lllllll■llllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnllliilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllln PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS