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

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BIGGIN’S JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

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A. D. HIGGINS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 3 THOSE COMBINATION Storm and Screen Doors ARE A BIG HIT No changing your door Spring and Fall. Just change the inset. SCREEN FOR SUMMER GLASS PANEL FOR WINTER Priced Within the Reach of All Enfield Lumber Coal Company Telephone 21 THOMPSON VILLE Prospect Street CEO. S. PHELPS 6 CO. AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE Everything for the Farmer Grain and Feed Seeds for Farm and Garden Agricultural Implements Wagons and Harnesses 110 Prospect Street Thompsonville, Connecticut CENTRAL STOVE CO. 7 North ?tlain Street 2nd Floor — Over Central Lunch NEW AND USED Stoves and Ranges of all makes bought and sold Parts for any make of stove. Stove-brick, grates, pipe, wicks, polish, oil stoves. See Charhe if you want to buy, sell, trade or what have you? Agents for Quick Meal Range Oil Burner and Blue Glow Oil Heater. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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tlbe atler Edited and Published by the Pupils of A. D. Higgins Junior High School, Thompsonville, Connecticut Vol. XII, No. 4 June, 1933 Price, 30 Cents THE FACULTY Superintendent Acting Principal Edgar H. Parkman Catherine S. Barnett Supervisor of Music School Nurse Supervisor of Drawing Denslow King Anna M. Sullivan Arlene Kerr Borck Teachers B. Elizabeth White Mary E. Browne Helen E. Flannery Alice R. Woods Marie C. Shea Alice G. Carey Catherine P. Cope Katherine C. McGinity J. Therese Twomey E. Elizabeth Best Alice J. Liberty Harriet E. Ryan Rebecca Clyde Gager M. Winnifred Stewart Robert B. Walker J. Homer Fowler TATLER OFFICERS, 1932-1933 Editor-in-Chief Edwin Salva Assistant Editor-in-Chief Rose Pitoniak Copyists Dorothy Swentnickas, Rose St. George Business Manager Charles Gatto Advertising Manager Dexter Green Financial Manager Raymond Therrien Distributors 8A Leon Bayek 8B Edson Pierce 8B2 Frank Cybulski 8B3 James Ainsworth 8C Thomas Vella 7A1 Edward Novak 7A2 Watson Magill 7B1 George Rypsyc 7B2 Nicholas Zito 7B3 Edward Hussey 7C1 Walter Kostyk 7C2 Charles Pace CLASS SONG Now that we must leave thee Our hearts are filled with sorrow, What the future holds for us Will be known tomorrow. Happy days here are over Teachers and classmates now must part; We cannot bear to leave thee You are so near our heart. Farewell Higgins! Farewell Higgins! Farewell Higgins Junior High! The Class of 1933 Bids you a fond good-bye. CLASS POEM From A. D. Higgins we now must depart With a feeling of sorrow in every- one’s heart; No more will our class be sheltered by thee, On our own resources in the future we’ll be. “Ever Onward” our motto with us will abide. Because it will serve as our faithful guide ; The teachers we thank for their kind- ness and aid, A bulwark for the future their efforts have made. When we enter high school as fresh- men next fall. Happy memories of “Higgins” we’ll gladly recall; We’re proud to be graduates of this Junior High, With thanks for your training, we bid you good-bye. Tony Renna, 8A, Assisted by William Cowles, 8A.