Kaynor Regional Vocational Technical High School - Panther Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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JOHN ANTHONY VISMANTAS Machine Waterbury John plans to be a good tool and die maker. His hobby, cars, takes up most of his spare time. Soccer 3 Student Council President 4 Student Patrol 2, 3 Science Club 1 Student Council 3, 4 CAROLYN WALDRON Fashion Design Waterbury Carol is a good person to have on your side in an argument. Her interests, which are varied, include swimming and ice skating. Her future plans include becom- ing a first-class housewife. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4— Captain 4 Student Patrol 1 Student Council 2, 4 Dancing Club 1 Kaynor Kourent 2 Yearbook 4 Prom Committee 3 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 ALEC WARGO Electrical Naugatuck Al has a good sense of humor and is very talkative, usually saying, So, who cares? Hunting and fishing are two of his favorite sports in which he spends his spare time relaxing. After graduation Al plans to advance his education and be- come an electronics technician. Good luck, Al. Student Patrol 2 Yearbook 4 Ad Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 47 49

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HELEN TOPEK Fashion Design Waterbury After graduation Helen plans to continue her education as a designer at the Mayer Designing School in New York. She enjoys eating, collecting lost golf balls, walking, and climb- ing trees. Dancing Committee 1, 2 Ad Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 Class Officer—Treasurer 2; Vice President 3 LOUISE JEANNE VIOLETTE Beauty Culture Waterbury Louise can usually be found washing windows in the ma- chine shop. Art and bowling rate high with this gal. After graduation she plans to work at her trade. Cheerleader 2 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3, 4 Yearbook 4 AUGUST VAGNINI, JR. Automobile Waterbury August is known to all as Augie Doggy. Most of his time is taken up by The Coupe and he can usually be found wher- ever there are cars. Baseball 1 Dance Committee 3 Student Patrol 2

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CLASS WILL Edith Adams leaves her used bottle of peroxide to Donna Morrow. Peter Alexander leaves Mr. Schweitzer some privacy on the telephone. Joe Bouffard leaves Mr. D'Angelo his jokes about the Italians ' Ralph Brown leaves an unlimited supply of sand paper to Mr. Brown to sand his bowling alleys. Arthur Cambigue leaves the electrical shop in sparks. Judith Charter leaves The Charter House for the class of '63 to stay in. Dave Clarke leaves Mr. Schweitzer with pleasure. Dan Collette leaves his war whooping to some lucky freshman. Jim Datillio leaves his ability to fall asleep in the theory room to Tom Orodeckis, a deserving future senior. Al Dery leaves Mr. Laughrey a free pass to the K of C dances for one year. Fred Desjardins leaves his shadow, David Gallagher, to Mr. Schweitzer. Al Donorfio leaves a senior his old shoes. Thomas Duncanson leaves Mr. Kamerzel his parking space in the front. Mike Feest leaves Mr. Brown's basketball insults to a deserving junior. Terry Fortier leaves her quietness to Ada Mae Pilkington. Rich Frigon leaves the mystery of his grey hair to Beauty Culture. John Genovese leaves Mr. Tedesco half a can of Metrecal and one cheat sheet. Joseph Grincunas leaves Mr. Schweitzer instructions on how it's done. Karen Grizmala leaves her sister, Dot, to pester Miss O'Reilly. Marty Hanson leaves Mr. Armond a plumb bob (whatever that is). Frank Heverling leaves Mr. Meyer a case of empty beer cans. Donald Horan leaves all his bench splinters to coach Barrett. Marita Johnson leaves her beloved Petter to Lynn, who's for the birds. Robert Johnson leaves Mr. Brown one of his torn tickets for a future Kaynor basketball game. Joe Kelsey leaves a senior one of his cherry bombs. Ed Kawecki leaves Mr. Meyer the book How to Win Friends and Influence People. Bill Kulmann leaves Mr. Roy his attitude toward school. Bob Lamothe leaves some freshman a bottle of his pep pills. Terry Langdo leaves her small business book to some incoming fresh- man and hopes she has better luck than she did. Ernie Lubinskas leaves a senior a G.M.C. fender and a box of band-aids. Blondine McKinney leaves her undershirt to some cold freshman in Mr. Emanuel's class. Edward McNerney leaves Mr. Williams a box of short circuits. Charles Marciano leaves Mr. Williams a 10 year subscription to Mad magazine. Simon M'Sadoques leaves Mr. Schweitzer a tape recording of his favorite saying, Cut it.