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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

I I I Panther ’68 Published by The Class of 1968 Warren F. Kaynor Regional Technical School Waterbary, Conn. Volume 13 Foreword The pathways through high school are memorable ones. We hope that through this book, we have portrayed a span of these pathways to the future upon which each of us travels. Education in itself is a wide and heavily traveled pathway. There are many ways to take; each leading to some goal set by those who are traveling upon it. Just as some roads are unpaved, so are many pathways to success. However, there are many rough and trying times, but if the goal is kept in view, all difficulties can be surmounted, and the pathway will have served its purjx)se of furnishing a means of guidance. We are proud of our faculty who are the guideposts along our pathway through high school. Without them our trek would be futile. With all these things in mind, we present to you the 1968 GROWL. Dedication Staff Seniors Class Will Class Poem Superlatives A Look At The Past General And Related Shops Organizations Sports Activities Ads 6 7 15 52 54 55 67 74 84 94 101 105 118 JOSEPH F. MURPHY Director Division of Vocational-Technical Education TO THE CLASS OF '68 As the class of 1968 faces its farewell to the high school where it has received special education and training for the World of Work, you will detect a feeling that your specialized knowledge is greatly needed in our Connecticut industry and business. The Connecticut Yankee is generally thought of as an out- standing mechanic and person. It is hoped that each class member will continue to do his part to main- tain this reputation. Sincerely yours, Joseph F. Murphy, Director Division of Vocational Education RICHARD V. HOWES Assistant Director Division of Vocational-Technical Education Congratulations to the Class of 1968. You are emerging at a time in the history of our nation when education and occupational competence are extremely important. Your efforts as efficient employees and as effective citizens will contribute greatly to the further development of your community and our country. Best wishes for success in your undertakings. Richard W. Howes Assistant Director Division of Vocational Education EDWIN R. MYER Assistant Director Adult Education To The Members Of The Class of '68! To each of you as individuals, Congratulations. As you go thru life remember that we arc entrusting each of you with a part of our reputation. We know you will not fail us so please do not fail yourselves. Put in ever)' day’s work the same effort that you put in as students and you will succeed proportionately. E. R. Myer Assistant Director Adult Education DANIEL KEEFE Guidance Director To you, the Class of '6S Who are Older than Little Rock Siblings of Tiros And Younger than Tyranny We offer Participation Injoining Science to Sanity Reason to responsibility And Apostle to Apprentice So that Augustine’s City of God” Can in your generation become The City of Man. Daniel Keefe Guidance Counselor JOHN L. ROSSI Director The world will little note nor long remember. . That's what Lincoln said about his Gettysburg ad- dress. It wasn't true. Just as the world will note and will remember what you say and do. We hope Kaynor has helped you prepare in such a way that what you say and do” turn out to be good for you and those around you. Congratulations to each of you, with a wish for the best of everything that a good Providence can provide. John L. Rossi Director JOHN J. MILLS Assistant Director TO THE CLASS OF '68 Kaynor Tech is a better school because of the Class of 68”. Collectively, you have added to the school’s excellence and its traditions. Your youthful days have been clouded by tragedy at local national and international levels and you have still recognized the need for a better world. I am sure the confidence of your teachers will be justified with your actions in the future. I feel it a distinct privilege to have known such a fine group of young people as the Class of ”68”. J. J. Mills Assitant Director Dedication Wc the class of 1968, dedicate our yearly Panther to Mr. Ronald C� . Boucher, related instructor and shop instructor Arnold Berg at Kaynor Technical School. Their guidance and advice has been very valuable to us as they have seen us through our devious years.” Mr. Boucher and Mr. Berg have earned our re- spect and admiration in the important time in our lives that we have spent with them. We are grateful for all their efforts in our behalf; , they not only have truly enhanced our class but also have personally harvested many friendships. Wc hope that all of us throughout the years to come will remember our class with fond memories. And with this dedication we extend to you our hopeful thanks and most sincere gratitude. Yours sincerely, The Class of 1968 I I Dedicated To Mr. Ronald Boucher and Mr. Arnold Berg NICHOLAS AUGELLI Machine JOHN COOK Automobile PAUL ARMOND Electrical ANNA BURNS Library 8 6 HOWARD KAMERZEL Electrical RICHARD IERARDI Physical Education FRANCES LEVANTI Blueprint Reading MICHAEL EMANUEL Science JOHN FELTH Automobile GARY MANACK English EUGENE OBER Mathematics PETER POMPONIO Machine ROBERT SUTTON Tool and Die Nurse’s Office MRS. DORIS CICCHIELLO KITCHEN: Roger—Rose Ann—Iva—Loretta—Beatrice £ N Class History Our freshman year began in September of 1964, a year that won't be for- gotten. That first year at Kaynor was the hardest. Making friends was the least confusing thing we did all year. Time flew by and before we realized it the year was over. The summer went by very fast and we entered our Sophomore year in Sep- tember. During the Sophomore year our class was organized, officers were elected, and we got down to business. Our class held dances and collected dues to build up our treasury. This year went by faster and another summer came upon us and left just as quickly. We started our Junior year in the same familiar halls with the same friends. The Junior year was a busy one; we collected dues, had a candy sale, a Christ- mas sale, and our Junior Prom. In June we knew this year had come and gone faster than the two before it. Another September brought our Senior year and with it came a lot of hard work. Dues were collected and the Yearbook Staff went to work on the year- book. We held a Halloween dance in October. Also that month, the senior and junior classes went to see Shakespeare’s play, Macbeth, at the Shakespeare Theater under a new Federally sponsored program started in the technical schools. After our Christmas vacation, we all looked forward to our prom in June. The four weeks between our prom and Graduation day seemed like the shortest month we spent at school in the four years we were there. When Graduation day came, the day we had waited four long years for, mixed emo- tions filled our heads. We were happy to be getting out, but felt sorry to leave the school. But everyone knew that the four years we had been in Kaynor Tech, were the best four years of our lives. Alan Iacoviello Class President ALAN IACOVIELLO President ROBERT CORTESE Vice-President Class Officers ROSE FERRARO Secretary CHRISTOPHER DUTIL Treasurer I Tool Die ARMAND ALESSANDRONE JOSEPH AMBROSE Carpentry Joe” It ain't my house . . . Hobbies: Karate, Hunting, Pool, Guitar . . . Future: Continue in trade. NICHOLAS ANGELICOLA Auto Angie” How the heck are you . . . Hobbies: Dragracing, Building Cars . . . Future: To become a good heavy duty Diesel mechanic . . . Activities: A.F.S.—F.A.T.A. 1,2,3,4. JR-” Unhacable” . . . Hobbies: Gymnastics, Swimming . . . Future: Tool Design . . . Activities: Basketball 1,2; Student Patrol 2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 2,3; Gymnastics Club 3,4. C Tool Dic RAYMOND AUBERTIN Dc-Gaulle” Cool your rolls baby” . . . Hobbies: Football, Basketball . . . Future: To get married and have children . . . Activities: Student Patrol; Class President 3. Pay attention” . . . Hobbies: Guitar . . . Future: Waterbury Technical Institute . . . Activities: Honor Society 2,3,4; School Page Reporter 3,4; School Paper 2; Junior Prom Chairman; Senior Class Play Committee; Class Rep. 2. Drafting BRIAN BAEDER JOSEPH BARBIER Electrical ”J.B.” Hobbies: Cars, Coins, Sports . . . Future: Wants to get a job and advance in the Electrical field. RICHARD BERARDINO Machine Richy That will work” Right” . . . Hobbies: Judo Expert, Drag racing, Girls . . . Future: Tool Maker . . . Activities: Soccer 2,3; Class Rep. 3,4; Student Council 4; Student Patrol 3,4. ALLEN BARNA Drafting Albarna” Yep! Your right again” . . . Hobbies: Drumming . . .'Future: Entertainer, Drum Instructor . . . Activities: Honor Society; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Committee. RICHARD BERNOTAS Electrical The AH” You’re Hurtin” . . . Hobbies: Cars, Drag racing . . . Future: Navy and Electronics Tech. Machine NICHOLAS BIELI.O GERARD BONCZEK Machine ''Merc Bonz” No fun involved right . . . Hobbies: Water Skiing, Hunting . . . Future: Tool Designer . . . Activities: Student Patrol 2,3,4; Coral Club 2; Soccer 4: Student Council Rep. 1. Nick Hey load it up” . . . Hurtin” . . . Hobbies: Girls, Electronics, Music, Cars . . . Future: Tool Designer . . . Activities: Student Patrol 3,4; Soccer 2; Soccer Team Manager 3; Class Rep. 2,3. IRVING BOYLE Tool Die Harvey” General Motors rallies over Ford . . . Hobbies: Cars, Girls . . . Future: Working and marriage . . . Activities: Student Council. STEVEN BROWNELL Paint Body Uncle Steve” I can care less” . . . Hobbies: Cars, Hunting . . . Future: To be a good body man and own my own body shop . . . Activities: Student Council 4; C.lass Rep. 4; Student Patrol 3; Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,4; F.A.T.A.—A.F.S. 1,2,3,4. TERESA BRUNO Fashion Design In your dreams . . . Raging . . . You know” . . . Hobbies: Cruising, Reading . . . Future: Hopefully College Bound . . . Activities: School Newspaper Reporter 1; Fashion Show 1,2,4; Dance Committee 2,3,4; Class Rep. 3,4; Student Patrol 3; School Page Reporter 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Honor Society 3,4; Honor Society Officer 4; United Fund Drive 4; Yearbook 4; Laurel Girls' State 4. ROLAND BUCHS Electrical Rollie” Buchsie Yeah!” Right” . . . Hobbies: Cars, Hunting, Girls, Bowling . . . Future: Hopes to go to school and travel if possible . . . Activities: Honor Society; Student Council 2,3,4; School Paper; Student Patrol. Auto ROBERT CALABRESE ■'Bob” Hobbies: Sports, Cars . . . Future: To become an auto mechanic . . . Activities: A.F.S.; Student Council 3; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; F.A.T.A. 1,2,3,4. ISABEL CARRASQUILLO Beauty Culture Put off what you can do today for tomorrow” . . . Hobbies: Reading, Dancing. GEORGE CHRISTOLINI Tool Die Twiggy” ' Man what's with you” . . . Hobbies: Fishing, Girls . . . Future: Tool Die Maker . . . Activities: Student Patrol. Auto DONALD CHEPURNA L.S.D.” Hobbies: Cars . . . Future: Would like to travel and become a racing car driver . . . Activities: A.F.S.; Student Council 2; Class Rep. 3; F.A.T.A. 1,2,3,4. JAMES COSTELLO Machine Jim” Hold the phone” . . . Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing . . . Future: Took Maker and further his education . . . Activities: Student Patrol 4. VICTOR COUTH Carpentry Cools” Let's give 'em a Him! . . . Hobbies: Art, Bowling, Sports, Karate . . . Future: Hopes to build his own home and become a Barber . . . Activities: Student Council 1; Yearbook 4; Intramu- ral Basketball 2; President of High School Red Cross 3,4; Prom Committee 3. I JOHN CORREIA Paint Body 'Johnny” Decent Much” . . . Hobbies: Sports, Cars, Girls . . . Future: Customize cars for car shows . . . Activities: A.F.S.; Soccer 2,3,4; Class Rep. 3; F.A.T.A. 3,4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. JOSEPH COVELLI Electrical ”J.C. I got bad hair and I can’t get no women” . . . Hobbies: Cars, Electronics, Women . . . Future: Hope to study Electronics in the Navy, then become a Technician . . . Activities: Student Patrol. ROBERT CORTESE Carpentry Corky” ' Shut UP . . . Hobbies: Fishing, Bowling, Sports . . . Future: Plans to attend college . . . Activities: Student Council 2,3; Science Club 3; Vice-President of Class 4; High School Red Cross 3,4; Prom Committee 3. WILLIAM CURLEY Tool Die Curley” Hobbies: Swimming, Fishing . . . Future: Foreman or Factor)' owner . . . Activities: Class Rep. 2,3,4; Student Patrol. RONALD DESCHFNF.S Drafting Ron Your right again” . . . Hobbies: Sports . . . Future: College . . . Activities: Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 2; Class Rep. 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Basketball 3,4; School Page Reporter 3,4. DEBORAH DiLEONE Fashion Design Debby” Sure right away” . . . Hobbies: Likes to cruise, enjoys sports . . . Future: Wants to travel and take life lightly . . . Activities: Student Council 3,4; Prom Committee 3; United Fund Drive 3,4; Dance Committee 2,3; Fashion Show 1,2,4; Student Patrol 3; Orphan Drive Chairman 3; Semi-Formal Committee. DARRA DETLEFSEN Beauty Culture Dec” ‘ Surf’s Up” Hello” You’re off the wall” . . . Hobbies: Sing- ing, Dancing, Collecting records, Working on Cars, Surfing . . . Future: To have the ability to accept the things I can’t change, To live in Hawaii, To do my Best in Everything . . . Activities: Class Officer 2; Student Council 3; Honor Society 2,3; Cheerleading 2, 3,4; Prom Decorations 3: Gymnastics Club 3,4; Student Patrol 2,3; United Fund Drive 3. RICHARD DUMA IS Drafting Dicky” O.K. Man” . . . Hobbies: Sports . . . Future: College . . . Activities: Student Patrol 2; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Yearbook Committee. Hobbies: Horseback riding, Driving, Working on Cars . . . Future: Hope for Work in Electrical Field. DENNIS DUBOIS Cherry” Electrical JAMES EASTWOOD Drafting Right” . . . Hobbie: Cars . . . Future: School Student Patrol 2. CHRISTOPHER M. DUTIL Carpentry Chris” Right” . . . Hobbies: Fishing, Golf, Bowling . . . Future: To continue in trade . . . Activities: Junior Prom; Intramural Basket- ball 3; Yearbook Committee; Senior Class Officer; Student Council 3. GARY EMMONS Paint Body Jethro Jr.” ' Are you some kind of a nut” . . . Hobbies: Sports, Reading . . . Activities: Soccer 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Class Rep. 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; F.A.T.A. 1,2,3,4. Machine DONALD FINN Hack Finn Hobbies: Cars . . . Future: Tool Maker . . . Activities: Student Patrol 4. DAVID ERICSSON Electrical D.E. Hobbies: Drag racing, cars, most sports . . . Future: Plans to join the Marines . . . Activities: Student Patrol; Class Rep. ROSE-MARIE FERRARO Beauty Culture Knuckles Hey You” . . . Hobbies: Dancing, Golf, Bowling, Horseback riding, Sewing, Cooking for T.S. . . . Future: Plan to open up own shop and be very successful . . . Activities: Student Council 2; Prom Decorations 3; Dance Committee 3,4; Class Officer 4: Year- book 4. A Machine JOHN FLEISCHER ''Jackie” You’ll be Okay . . . Hobbies: Skiing, Girls, Cars . . . Future: Go to School and become a Toolmaker . . . Activities: Basketball 1,2; Student Patrol 3,4. PAUL FORD Electrical Hobbies: Photography . . . Future: Plans to go on to school . . . Activities: Student Patrol; Student Council; Science Club. I didn’t care for that at all . . . Hobbies: Cars, Girls, Horse- back riding . . . Future: Follow Trade in Navy. Electrical ALLEN FRANCE ROY FRANCO Drafting Ben” You made an error” . . . Hobbies: Collecting records . . . Future: Continue school at Water bury State Tech. . . . Activities: Student Council 1,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Patrol 3; School Page Reporter 3,4. JEFFREY FRANK F.A.T.A. 3,4. Jeff” DEBRA LYNN FRIES Beauty Culture Debbie” I might” . . . Hobbies: Oil painting, Swimming, Fishing, Reading . . . Future: Marry a rich guy and own my own shop . . . Activities: Student Council 4; Decorations Committee 3. BRUCH FULLER Carpentry Brutus Hobbies: Karate, Roller skating, Guitar . . . Future: To work at my Trade . . . Activities: Senior Class Rep. 4. JAMES GANNON Carpentry Ganny Can't sec it from where I live . . . Hobbies: Guitar, Karate . . . Activities: Student Council Rep. 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Rep. 2. ANGELO GAROFALO Electrical Brillo Hobbies: Cars, Photography, Football, Basketball, Archery . . . Future: Hopes to advance in Electrical trade. Electrical FRANK GUERRERA Teddy” Hobbies: Sports, Hunting, Fishing, Bowling . . . Future: Hopes to continue his studies in the Electrical field . . . Activities: Student Patrol 2; Soccer 2,3,4. BRIAN HALES Carpentry Haleys” Go play in heavy traffic” . . . Hobbies: Pool, Cars . . . Future: To work at trade. JOSEPH GUISTO Machine Joe” I don't want to hear it . . . Hobbies: Cars . . . Future: Hopes to be a foreman in a Tool shop . . . Activities: Student Patrol 3,4. MARY ELIZABETH HALL Liz” Beauty Culture I Beg To Differ With You” . . . Hobbies: Reading, Dancing, Skating, Swimming, Always Attempting New and Unusual Recipes” . . . Future: Plans to be Successful Hairdresser . . . Activities: Class Rep. 2,4; Cheerleading 1,4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 4. THEODORE HANSON Machine Ted” Chevies Rule” . . . Hobbies: Cars . . . Future: Machinist . . . Activities: Student Patrol 3,4. Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting . . . Future: To Serve The Country And Then Get A Good Job . . . Activities: Student Council 1; Student Patrol 2; F.A.T.A. 3,4. WALTER F. HOLLISTER Butch” Auto Machine TERRANCE HUGHES Hugs” Yes, Right” . . . Hobbies: Coins, Fishing . . . Future: Machinist . . . Activities: Student Patrol 3,4. ALAN IACOVIELLO Drafting All Right, Sock It To Me” . . . Hobbies: Girls . . . Further Schooling . . . Activities: Student Council 1; Class 2,3,4; Soccer 2; Student Patrol 2. HENRY KALINOSKI Tool Die Killer” In Any Race, You’re Ahead In A Ford” . . . Hobbies: Work- ing on Cars . . . Future: Tool Die Maker . . . Activities: Student Patrol. Yak” Future: Officer Machine DENNIS A. LEMADELEINE RONALD LAMY Tool Die Hobbies: Sports . . . Future: College . . Basketball. Denny” Chevies Forever” . . . Hobbies: Cars, Girls, Drag Racing . . . Future: Tool Technician . . . Activities: Student Patrol 3,4. Lam” . Activities: Soccer; PAMELA LANESE Fashion Design Pam” I Might” . . . Hobbies: Cruising, Dancing, Gossip, Life . . . Future: Hope To Become A Fashion Illustrator And Designer . . . Activities: Newspaper Committee 3,4; Student Patrol 3; Stu- dent Council 4; Fashion Show 1,2,4. ROBERT LAPORTA Electrical Trebor” 'How Come?” . . . But Why?” . . . Hobbies: Cars, Sports, Girls . . . Future: Hopes To Follow Trade. GARY LARAWAY Drafting Larry You Bet” . . . Hobbies: Sleeping, Eating, Girl Watching . . Future: Further My Education . . . Activities: Soccer 3,4. DARRELL D. LAROSE Paint Body ' Rosy Boy” Decent” . . . Love . . . Hobbies: Cars, Girls . . . Future: Beach Comber, Building And Driving Racing Cars . . . Activities: F.A.T.A. 3,4; Intramural Basketball 3,4. Auto VICTOR LAMONTAGNE 'J- May The Bird Of Paradise Ply Up Your Nose . . . Hobbies: Racing, Boating . . . Future: Diesel Mechanic . . . Activities: F.A.T.A. 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH V. LONGO Drafting Joe You Know You Like It” . . . Hobbies: Girls . . . Future: Education In Engineering . . . Activities: Class Rep. 2,3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. CARL R. MANCINI Tool Die Carly” 'You’ll Be Okay . . . Hobbie: Cars, Sports . . . Future: Tool : Die Trade . . . Activities: Student Patrol 2,3; Class Rep. 2. CATHERINE MANCINI ROLAND MELLETE Tool Die Cy” Butch” Let Me Borrow Your Homework” . . . Hobbies: Skiing, Scuba Diving . . . Future: Tool Die or Restaurant Business . . . Activities: Student Council; Soccer; Choral Club; Class Officer 3- Beauty Culture Kay . . . I Can't Stand It” . . . Hobbies: Snow Skiing, Painting . . . Future: To Be A Success In The Theatrical Field . . . Activities: Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Officer 3,4; Class Rep. 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Laurel Girls' State 3; Cheerleading 2,3,4: School Page Reporter 4; United Fund Drive 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Dance Committee 2,3,4; Gymnastics 3. JOSEPH STEVEN MANGINI Tool Die Little Joe” We May Laugh Joke, But We Don't Fool Around . . . Hobbies: Fishing, Cars, Girls . . . Future: Toolmaker . . . Activi- ties: Soccer 2,3,4. FRANK MELVIN Carpentry Crank Hobbies: Drums, Hunting, Girls, Pool, Fishing . . . Future: Plan To Work At Trade . . . Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, 3,4. Electrical ANTHONY MIELE The Cat’ Leave Me Alone . . . Hobbies: Water Skiing, Football, Most Outdoor Sports . . . Future: Join The Air Force And Follow The Electrical Trade . . . Activities: Student Patrol Officer. BARBARA MIGLIARO Fashion Design Barb” Like That, Hun!” . . . Hobbies: Swimming, Drawing . . . Future: Hopes To Become A Fashion Designer . . . Activities: Prom Committee 3; Dance Comittec 3: Fashion Show 1,2,3,4. Carpentry Hobbies: Hunting tinue In Trade. BARNEY NEWSOME Auto Barney” Maybe The Next Time” . . . Hobbies: Building Engines . . . Future: Drag Racer and Auto Mechanic . . . Activities: Baseball; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council President 4; Student Congress; Honor Society; Senior Class Rep.; F.A.T.A. President. LARRY NATALE Larry” , Fishing, Bowling . . . Future: Plans To Con- HENRY NORMAN Paint Body Banana Squeezer Hobbies: Fishing . . . Future: U.S. Army . . . Activities: F.A.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Student Patrol 2. ROBERT NORVILLE Carpentry Norves” Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Pool, Bowling . . . Future: Work In Trade. JOHN OLIVER Carpentry Oily” Whatcha Trying To Say? . . . Hobbies: Cars, Fishing, Bowling . . . Future: Continue In Trade . . . Activities: Student Council 2. Electrical NICHOLAS PASCUCCI Scucci” Hobbies: Cars and Bowling Electrical Trade. Future: Hopes To Advance In FRANK F. PEREIRA Drafting Pierre” 'All Right” . . . Hobbies: Cars . . . Future: School Activities: Junior Prom Committee. RONALD PORTER Auto Ron” Hobbies: Bowling . . . Future: Air Force . . . Activities: Student Council 4; Student Patrol 2; F.A.T.A. 1,2,3,4. Tool Dic DAVID POULIN Comm rade” LORETTA-MARIE ROGERS Beauty Culture Live for Today” . . . Hobbies: Reading, Enjoying Life . . . Future: Undecided . . . Activities: Student Patrol; Page Reporter 4. Hobbies: Hunting Camping . . . Future: College. ANDREW PROTSKA Machine Mule” Hobbies: Fishing . . . Future: Hopes To Own Small Shop. Machine THOMAS M. RUDAITIS Tom” Chevy’s Forever” . . . Hobbies: Billiards, Cars . . . Future: Tool maker . . . Activities: Student Patrol 2,4. EDMUND RYAN Auto Ed” 289 Fords Forever” . . . Hobbies: Cars . . . Future: To Own Shop In Trade . . . Activities: Student Council 2; Intramural Bas- ketball 3; F.A.T.A. 1,2,3,4. VICTORIA M. RUBBO Fashion Design Vicki “Really . . . Hobbies: Likes To Listen To Records . . . Future: Hopes For A Successful Career in The Field of Fashion Design . . . Activities: Student Council 1; Prom Committee 3; Fashion Show 1,2,4. EDWARD J. RZEWUSKI Alice” Auto Fords Forever” . . . Hobbies: Cars, Girls . . . Future: Jet Engine Mechanic . . . Activities: F.A.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Student Patrol 2. ALICIA SANDERS Fashion Design Lea” Having Fun? . . . Hobbies: Modeling, Dancing, Listening To Records, Cheerleading . . . Future: To Become a Designer . . . Activities: Class Rep. 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Cheerleading 3; Student Patrol 3; Fashion Show 1,2,4. JOSEPH SALERNO, JR. Drafting Sally” Like What?” . . . Hobbies: Eating Daydreaming In Shop . . . Future: Continue School . . . Activities: Senior Play Com- mittee. ROBERT A. SANDORE, JR. Drafting Bob” Always Love Thy Neighbor, But Don't Get Caught” . . . Hobbies: Girls . . . Future: Continue School . . . Activities: School Page 1; Soccer 3. ALLEN SINCLAIR Auto Al Hobbies: Sports Dancing . . . Future: Undetermined . . . Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Student Council 4; F.A.T.A. 1,2,3,4. BARBARA ANN STAFFORD Beauty Culture Barb” I’ll Kill Him . . . Hobbies: Cruising, Sitting In McDonald’s, Records, And G.Y. . . . Future: Marry A Great Guy . . . Activities: Prom Decorations 3. ROBERT W. STALOWICZ Carpentry Stalie What The Plump” . . . Hobbies: Tape Recordings . . . Future: Work At Trade and Own Business. JAMES STEPHENS Tool Die Kamakazie Hobbies: Photography . . . Future: College . . . Activities: Stu- dent Patrol. ROBERT STEINER Paint Body Stinky” Hobbies: Cars . . . Future: To Own Body Shop . . . Activities: F.A.T.A. 17,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 2,3: Student Patrol 2. GEORGE JOHN STUKSHIS, JR. Tool Die Little George” Chevy’s Breakfast of Fords” . . . Hobbies: Sports . . . Future: Work At Trade . . . Activities: Student Patrol. ANTHONY JOHN STOPPER Tool Die Tony Tough Toenails” . . . Future: Work at Trade . . . Hobbies: Cars, Sports, Day Dreaming . . . Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class Rep. 2; Baketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Gymnastic Club 3. RUSSELL MICHAEL SULLIVAN Tool Die Sully” Hey, How’s It Going” . . . Hobbies: Pool, Basketball, Swim- ming . . . Future: Waterbury State Tech . . . Activities: Student Patrol 2; Basketball 3,4: Intramural Basketball 2; Class Officer 3; Class Rep. 4. LARRY TILLOTSON Carpentry Till So Much For That, Next” . . . Hobbies: Reading . . . Future: Work At Trade . . . Activities: Class Rep. 2,4. DOUGLAS EDWARD WILLIAMSON Tool Die Turn It On!” Go, Go, Go . . . Hobbie: Girls Cars . . . Future: Marriage . . . Activities: Student Patrol 3; Soccer 4. MARK ZEMBRZUSKI Drafting Zem” Your Right Again . . . Hobbies: Girls . . . Future: Plans To Go To College, Engineering . . . Activities: Student Patrol 2; Senior Class Play Committee 4; Intramural Baketball 2,3,4. Tool Dic ROBERT STANGO Bob” Get on it” . . . Well” . . . Hobbies: Bowling, Hockey, eating jello . . . Activities: Choir Club 3; Baseball 3,4; Intramural Basket- ball 3,4; Student Council 2. Class Will” Bruce Fuller leaves Mr. Berg a Lincoln Logs” building set. Gary Emmons leaves the school another Emmons. John Oliver leaves Mr. Manacek a Mr. Roy whistle. Barney Newsome leaves Mr. Felth a Falcon Oil pump. Robert Calabrese leaves Mr. Manack a pair of white gym socks. Andrew Protska leaves Mr. White a ! - gallon cup of coffee. Alicia Sanders leaves her red Bow to Mr. Riccutti. Joseph Covelli leaves Mr. Armond a package of cup cakes. Robert LaPorta leaves some freshman: my old sneakers. Walter Hollister leaves his dropped” Oldsmobile engine to the Auto Shop. Kay Mancini leaves Mr. Sutton: all my joking around and my walks in the hall.” David Ericsson leaves the gym socks that he used for A years to some deserving freshman. Joseph Ambrose will probably be here next year. Richard Bcrardino leaves a long dress tie to Mr. Creem. Anthony Stopper leaves Mr. Mills a bar of soap in the shower room. Joseph Longo leaves Mr. Schweitzer a set of colored pencils to mark up drawings with. Allen Sinclair leaves the future auto students all his sleeping places. Theresa Bruno leaves her acting abilities to Miss Schuster. Anthony Miele leaves Mr. Armond: my curriculum books.” Brian Bacder leaves Mr. Schweitzer a mickey mouse watch to know when its 5 after eight. Nicholas Pascucci leaves Mr. Armond a pair of burned diagonals. Larry Tillotson leaves Mr. Roy a book on Emotional Control. Russell Sullivan leaves Mr. Boucher IN PEACE! Jeffrey Frank leaves Mr. Felth a book on how to repair cars. Robert Sandorc leaves Mr. Schweitzer a pair of scissors so he can cut it. Ron Porter leaves Mr. Felth a mop to clean up the oil spots on the floor. Barbara Migliaro leaves Mr. Ricciuti a Ruler to Measure skirt lengths. Richard Dumais leaves Mr. Schweitzer a dictated policy. Paul Ford leaves his toy pliers” to Mr. Armond. Loretta Rogers sadly leaves Mr. Beautiful”. James Gannon leaves Mr. Archer 1,269 new Chemistry formulas. Joe Guisto leaves his reserved place in the Tool Die shop to someone else. Ronald Lamy leaves the coaches a Year's supply of athletes' feet. Victoria Rubbo leaves Mr. Emmanuel peace of mind. James Eastwood leaves Mr. Schweitzer an apple to keep him guessing. Alan France leaves Mr. Armond a tripped 200 amp. circuit breaker from Mr. Roy's house. Barbara Stafford wills the coffee shop to the next senior class. Brian Hale leaves Mr. White a new ash tray in the audio-visual room. Terry Hughes leaves to Mr. Crccm all the chips that he made. Joseph Mangini leaves Mr. White his law books for his collection. Tom Milton leaves Mr. White a cup of black coffee for putting up with our class. Roy Franco leaves a book on How to become a joke teller in three easy lessons”, to Mr. Schweitzer. John Fleischer leaves Mr. Brown with all his formulas. George Christolini leaves his quiet seat to his instructors, and his perfect workmanship to Mr. Laughrey and Mr. Sutton. Alan Iacoviello leaves Mr. Schweitzer a tube of Ultra Brite Toothpaste to give him some sex appeal. Richard Bcrnotas leaves Mr. Armond his mayonnaise. Lawrence Natale leaves Mr. Levanti his old worn out Etch-a-Sketch.” Thomas Rudaitis leaves all the dough stack in the Machine Shop to Mr. Creem. David Poulin—I David Poulin have left! Vick Lamontagne leave Mr. Felth a promise to pray nightly, for his Falcons to hold together. Gary Laraway leaves Mr. Schweitzer another Soccer Player to bother. Frank Gucrrera leaves Mr. Armond a crooked piece of conduit. Ernest Smith leaves Mr. Brown a kick in pivot point 0”. Donald Finn leaves the teachers to the school and the students to come. Robert Stango leaves Mr. Mills his gym towel to be used for punishing purposes only. Donald Chcpurna leaves his dropped Oldsmobile engine to auto shop. Frank Pereira leaves Mr. Schweitzer a 100% unbreakable Toothless comb. Roland Buchs leaves Mr. Kamerzel memories of the Stiff. Robert Stalowitz leaves Mr. Manacek the porter scene in Macbeth. James Stephens leaves his chess board to Mr. Creem because his really Stinks. James LaPorta leaves Mr. Manack a bottle of Compoz. Joseph Salerno leaves a deserving freshman an open bag to throw. William Curley leaves one pair of v-blocks to Mr. Creem. Armand Alcssandrone leaves my leadership to the one next in line. Mary Hall and Rose Ferraro, the bobbsey twins, leaves Mr. Boucher with no one to haunt him. Victor Colitti leaves Mr. Berg a 2 x 4 to pack his pipe. Nicholas Biello leaves the algebra transposition to Mr. Brown and ten perfect donuts to Mr. Crccm. Raymond Aubertin leaves the Tool Die locker room in one piece. Ed Ryan leaves Mr. Archer a mickey mouse chemistry set. Alan Barna leaves Mr. Schweitzer some of the things to think about. Joseph Barbieri gives Mr. Armand to Kaynor. Debby Dil.eonc leaves peace and quiet to Kaynor's halls. Darra Detlcfsen leaves ultra blue for the next blonde senior and her surfing spot to Theresa Becce. Robert Cortese leaves some chubby freshman carpenter his overalls. Gerald Bonczek leaves his pretzels in the cafe. Irving Boyle leaves Mr. Creem a list of all the illegal smoking areas in the school. Nick Angclicola leaves Mr. Felth a bag of hair for his bald spots. Ronald Deschcns leaves Mr. White a batter)- operated portable percolator. Dennis Dubois leaves Mr. Armand in the state of mental shock. Pamela Lanese leaves her gum to Mr. Manack. Debbie Fries leaves the upstairs girls room silent for Mr. Manacek. Christopher Dutil leaves the coach his ash tray in the gym locker room. Angelo Garofalo leaves Mr. Armand his basket of pears. Frank Melvin gives the coach a gun to shoot all the stiff socks. Dennis LaMadeleinc leaves Mr. Creem a great big red apple for a better mark. Roland Mellette leaves his absentee record to be divided equally between the two men that made it possible: Mr. Sutton Mr. I.aughrey. Mark Zembrbuski leaves Mr. Schweitzer the thought that we will all return. Robert Norville leaves Mr. Manack a pair of ear muffs. Douglas Williamson leaves an ace bandage to Mr. White for his broken up soccer team. Darrell LaRosc leaves Mr. Mills Mr. Mancini his so-called long hair. Bob Steiner leaves Mr. Mancini his great working ability. George Stukshis leaves his only gym socks and one half of his unfinished Tool Makers vice to Mr. Crccm. Steve Brownell leaves Mr. Mancini many memories of him. Henry Norman leaves Mr. Mancini one yellow banana. Carl Mancini leaves nothing behind. John Correia leaves his life insurance policy to anyone who has Mr. Archer.for chemistry. The Panther The Panther stands strong and tall, majestic, fearless, and free. And we as Panthers wait to make life what it should be. To quell a silent storm within as only the young can do, To batter in life what may come, to live as the chosen few.” A pride that swells within us all, a feeling that shouts I care.” To make us progress, to make us fight when hopes are dim; dreams rare. We’ll not take life as it may come, we'll separate happy and sad. The bad we’ll fling to the breeze, holding the good we’ve had. We’ll take a joyful path, the bonds of evil wc will sever, We’ll find our places in the sun if it takes forever and ever. We’ll find that we’ll be happy, and we will not be forsaken if we give our very best, if we leave more than taken. The Panther stands strong and tall majestic, fearless, and free. And we as Panthers will learn this is the way life should be. by Theresa Bruno mx C MOST POPULAR Armand Alessandrone Pamela Lancse 56 CLASS DRPAMP.R Joseph Ambrose Debbie Pries 57 59 OH eaj Cl clVW Set} • • • CLASS WIT Victor Colliti Barbara Stafford MOST QUIET Paul Ford Barbara Migliaro 61 CLASS FLIRT Frank Melvin Darra Detlefsen CLASS GROUCH Ernest Smith Loretta Rogers 63 CLASS BRAIN John Oliver Kay Mancini 65 66 ections We wish the Freshman Class the finest of luck in their four-year stay at Kaynor. It is a long, hard road to Graduation night, hut all your efforts will he worth it. Once again, best of luck, unior Sections Senior Math Class 75 Mr. Ober Mrs. Phelan Mr. Emanuel Mr. Archer Senior Physics Class Mr. Brown Senior Science Class Mr. Perl otto Mr. Sender Mr. Manack Senior English Class I 78 Mr. White Mr. Ricciuti 79 Mr. Levanti Mr. Boucher Senior Blueprint Reading Class 80 Art and Pattern Drafting 81 Driver Education Class 82 s Seniors Darra Detlefson and Loretta Rogers Mrs. O'Reilly Beauty Culture Seniors Miss Schuster Fashion Design Seniors 86 Mr. Francis Mr. Sclnveitzcr Senior Draftsmen 87 Mr. Cook Seniors in the Auto Shop 88 Left to Right: Victor Lamintane, Nick Angelocola, Edmond Ryan. Tool 6- Die Senior Mr. Laughery 90 Mr. Auge! 1 i Mr. Pomponio Mr. Creem Senior Machinists 91 Mr. Kamerzel Mr. Armond Senior Electricians 92 Mr. Roy Mr. Berg Senior Carpenters 93 KAVNQ.R Mr. White, Advisor Mr. Ober, Advisor Student Council Representatives 95 Student Patrol Advisor Mr. Francis Student Patrol 98 Newspaper Staff 99 Gymnastics Club F.A.T.A. Club p 0 1967-68 Basketball Beam M.R.C. Champs 102 Kaynor Baseball Beam T I 'umor Prom Class of ’68 Halloween Dance MO SHWIVSl N O S V I Sports Banquet ii .§ mnutfftf Drafting vs. Machine Machine Shop Won ill Senior Class Writes Play 112 Senior Prom Yearbook Staff We the Class of 1968 do hereb proclaim that we have agreed t( hold a class reunion in five years Mr. Onalfo We the yearbook staff of 1968 would like to thank Mr. Onalfo for all the work he has done to get this yearbook finished. 114 Students are awarded for certain fields in which they were outstanding during the year. 115 Graduation 8961 J° tyvnppxf) WITH COMPLIMENTS and BEST WISHES to the GRADUATING CLASS QL G� THE ERTOWN MANUFACTURING CO Echo Lake Road, Watertown, Conn. 06795 THE SIEMON COMPANY Depot Street, Watertown, Conn. 06795 A DIVISION OF DYNAMIC TOOL MFG. COMPANY A SUBSIDIARY OF THE SIEMON COMPANY Echo Lake Road, Watertown, Conn. 06795 Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES WE WISH YOU SUCCESS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '68 BARIBAULT’S FUEL AND RANGE OIL Tel. CRestwood 4-3284 or CR 4-1220 610 Main St. Oakville, Conn. VISIT HOWLAND HUGHES for EXCITING SPORTSWEAR Compliments of 3 tU| Jfuntral S ome, 3nc. NUTMEG WELDING COMPANY 01 outf) Street 307 South Leonard Street Waterbury, Conn. atertmrp, Connecticut 06706 756-745 8 CHURCH and MORSE, INC. THE A. W. HAYDON CO. Distributors of Industrial Supplies and Hardware 41-49 South Colony Street MERIDEN, CONN. PHONE 235-1621 Compliments of: Division of CONSOLIDATED ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES CORP. ULLY MANUFACTURING COMPANY SWISS MACHINE PRODUCTS Wolcott, Conn. TORRINGTON SUPPLY CO.. INC. 125 Maplo St. WATERBURY. CONN. Connecticut Electro Plating Company, 123 MAPLE STREET Waterbury, Connecticut Compliments of ALBERTS FURNITURE COMPANY WATERBURY-HARTFORD NEW HAVEN-BRIDGEPORT DANBURY TED TRAUB AUTO SALES 1401 Main Street 104 Thomaston Ave. Waterbury, Conn. 06708 watebury. Connecticut 06702 Watertown, Conn. TEL - 274-2381 MOE'S AUTO PARTS, INC. 138 Division Street WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT 06704 COMPLETE LINE OF AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND MACHINE SHOP SERVICE BRASS CITY FLOORS 17 Union St. WATERBURY. CONN. Selet end Service Inttellelion 7S4-B949 HAGGERTY DRUG 1569 Thomaston Ave. W. MELNICK AND S. MELNICK —PL 4-6127— Reg. Ptierm . Compliments of P. G. BART AUTO SALES M. A. GREEN A Jewelers USED CAR DEALERS Silversmiths vfv 117 Bank St. WATERBURY, CONN. WATERTOWN, CONN. 754-6114 754-6115 INTERNATIONAL TBUCKS 1140 South Main St. Watarbury, Conn. RAY’S ARMY NAVY STORES Work Clothes - Shoes - Rainwear - Camping Supplies Congratulations to the Graduates OF KAYNOR TECH BOYS DEPPARTMENT from MAIN ST. THOMASTON ATIas 3-4773 WATERTOWN MAIN ST. CRestwood 4-3278 CARBY MFG. CO., INC. 48 Jarrett Avenue WATERBURY, CONN. Compliments CHAS. A. TEMPLETON, INC. 49 Meadow Street, Waterbury, Conn. Since 1897 Distributors of Industrial Supplies STARRETT—BROWN SHARPE — PRECISION TOOLS GERTSNER TOOL CHESTS — ROCKWELL POWER TOOLS WORTHINGTON COMPRESSORS Best Wishes to the Class of '68 WATERBURY ROLLING MILLS, INC Waterbury, Connecticut Distributors of The Finest in Beauty Supplies and Equipment WATERVILLE LUMBER CO. EVLON BRECK OTOS HELENE CURTIS EALISTIC CLAIROL OUX ROYAL 40DECRAFT TURBINATOR 1333 Thomaston Ave. WATERBURY, CONN. 06714 When you use products bearing the name of the above manufacturers, you have peace of mind. You know your results will be of the best. Best for Quality, Best for Service Your Number for Lumber 756-5591 CLIFFORD-REGAL, INC 524 Farmington Ave. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Congratulation to class of ’68 ANTHONY DADDONA Brick Work Ma OH Uf- V€Hmm -MAO U-PlcUtsA44U} ( Fireplaces a Specialty ) PHONE 879-9122 22 MOUNTAIN VIEW Dr. WOLCOTT, CONN. Compliments of PINE ESSO SERVICE STATION 9D1 WOLCOTT ST. WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT 'J-OZ One GENERAL CONTRACTOR 24 East Aurora Street P. O. Box 1465 Waterbury. Conn. 06702 QUALITY ROLLING DEBURRING CO., Inc. Plank Road Waterbury, Connecticut Telephone 754-7647 COLUMBIA Of Aon 3 OJa lertown LOUIS RICCIUTI J INSURANCE AGENCY Cjciraye ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 1101 Main Street 31 WILLOW STREET WATERBURY, CONN. 06710 Compliments of WATERTOWN. CONN. 06795 WOODBURY SUPERETTE THE CLY-DEL MANUFACTURING COMPANY METAL GOODS MANUFACTURERS ’«YSPECIACWTS fW DRAWN SHELLS SHARON RD.. WATERBURY, CONN. 06720 AREA COOE 203 79® - 7264 YOU’RE THE ONLY ONE WHO PROGRAMS THIS COMPUTER It weighs only a few ounces, and it doesn’t look like much when you take it out of its housing. But it can do things that no IBM or Univac can ever accomplish. At Kaynor, you’ve been learning how to use your brain. You’ve probably discovered the more you use it, the better it works. You don’t have to solder a maze of wires together to make it work. But you do have to feed it. That’s what you’ve been learning to do at Kaynor. Keep it up. Feed it from books and from experience and it will return to you the most precious things in the world ... new ideas. As neighbors of Kaynor, we wish you good luck with that computer of yours . . . you’re the one who can make it do just about anything! fVtac Derm id INCOHPORATEO .. .nigh+ +o -Hie Tinish!@ WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT • Ferndale. Mich. • Torrance. Calif. • St. Louis, Mo. SUPPLIERS TO THE METAL AND PLASTICS FINISHING INDUSTRIES Compliments of Compliments of: PERM-©-LASf] Finishing Company Q enus gTwiss Preciston @o.f 3nc. VENUS ORIVE WOLCDTT. CONNECTICUT 574 EAST MAIN ST. WATERBURY, CONN. 06720 Compliments of THE VIRJUNE MFG. CO., INC. 44 Chapel St. WATERBURY, CONN. COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of CLAPP, ROSE VAUGHN LAKEWOOD INCORPORATED Metal Products, Inc. EST. 1900 P.O. Box No. 712 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Waterbury, Conn. 06720 18 ORANGE ST. WATERBURY. CONN. ' METAL PRODUCTS. INC- jfllVI IfTTIA Compliments of R. J. BLACK MANUFACTURERS OF PRECISION SCPfW MACHINE PROOUCTS CONNECTICUT SON, INC. Watertown, Conn. MANUFACTURING Company, Inc. Water Pump and Condit PRECISION PRODUCTS INC GREASON, ELECTRICAL NEW HAVEN PROSPECT ROAO • ROUTE 69 • PROSPECT CONN CONTRAC good opportunity to learn Waterbury, Conn. 510 Main St. Oakville, Conn. 06 trade — openings for trainees. F. B. MATTSON CALL OR WRITE FOR DETAILS CO., INC. -si l WMM General Building Contractors NEW HAVEN PROSPECT ROAO • ROUTE 69 PROSPECT. CONN PlAJA e 9 985 Watertown Ave. WATERBURY, CONN. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES From TRUELOVE MACLEAN INC. WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT 06714 METAL GOODS PETER C. ADAMS 'O-’Ciotocjiafifis.i 5 Overvale Road Wolcott. Connecticut FRANCIS T. ZAPPONE AGENCY Realtors — Builders Designers — Insurors 1075 East Main St. Waterbury, Conn. Telephone 757-1261 SKIPPY” MAGEE MOTOR SALES 1360 MAIN STREET WATERTOWN, CONN. 274-4600 PHONES 274-2274 F mpllments of: J- - ridenjL Compliments of 1064 WOLCOTT RD. WATERBURY, CONN. PHONE: 756-7241 EWIS D. CARRINGTON, Branch Manager WINCHESTER 1m electronics! L-LJ division OF IITTON PRECISION PRODUCTS. INC. JSfmss CrftjXumitr GkIL MAIN HILLSIDE AVENUE ■(} (iomplcte Huildiny Satirice P O BOX 1687 75 FREIGHT ST. WATERBURY. CONN. Telephone PLaza 4-2193 OAKVILLE, CONN. 0677? Discover new dimensions on live-action lightweights from Harley-Davidson. Like this hot, new M-65. And Harley-Davidson has real depth, from 65cc all the way up to 1200cc ... all at prices that BB IB W% ■ fB let you make the move. Check the Yellow MIlmlMLEai I Pages for your H-D dealer and add a new dimension to your life. It's time to move! ' •'1 l€. THE KAYNOR TECH GRADUATES at STEVENS COMPANY, INC. Custom Plastics Molding Injection and Compression To the Senior Class CONGRATULATIONS Keep Up the Fine School Standards We Are So Proudly Helping to Maintain 835 SOUTH MAIN ST. WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT 06720 ROBERT BRAZEE, JOHN YOST, CARL WILLIAMS ROBERT BATTEN FREDERICK BATTEN Compliments of THE WOLCOTT TOOL MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. EYELET MACHINE PRODUCTS NAUGATUCK COREY’S ZJfiz Oxford czHouie. Y.M.C.A. 284 Church St. NAUGATUCK, CONN. 06770 646 Baldwin St Waterbury. Connecticut ON ROUTE 67 OXFORD, CONNECTICUT F. S. OIL COMPANY AUTOMATIC SALES CO. SOUTH LEONARD STREET EXT. WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT 33 Montrose Street WATERBURY, CONN. 06705 VALLEY MOTOR SALES WATERBURY BEEF CO., INC. Rt. 8 Beacon Falls, Conn. Colonial Plaza WATERBURY, CONN. 06708 EDWARD J. CORCORAN Moving Storage 260 RAILROAD HILL STREET WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT Turret Lath Product Drilling Production Milling Tappinc THE SANDUR TOOL COMPANY GENERAL MACHINE TOOLS JIGS — FIXTURES — GAUGES TEL. PLaxa 3-0004 ANTHONY DURSO 853 Hamilton Ava Watorbury, Conn MOORE SPECIAL TOOL CO., INC. P.O. Box 4088 • 800 Union Ave. O THOMASTON ( hjescia£ tool mfg. co INCORPORATED 116 WATERBURY ROAD BRIDGEPORT, CONN. 06607 JIG BORERS, JIG GRINDERS, TOOLS, DIES THOMASTON, CONNECTICUT COMPLIMENTS OF McADAM-ROBERG LITCHFIELD, CONN. BARKER, NEW YORK BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’68 CONGRATULATIONS from THE MATTATUCK MFG. COMPANY Makers of Eyelet and Screw Machine Products Springs—Wire Forms Press Parts and the .Famous MATTATUCK ALL AMERICAN Coaster Brake Tomic Electrical Fittings National Fabrics and SERVING the AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY SINCE 1896 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '68 HE HALLDEN MACHINE COMPANY THOMASTON, CONNECTICUT REGARDLESS OF-HOW MUCH YOU NEED! Factory Fresh Candy ... in Impluse Packages ... With Modern Marketing Plans Plus Repeat and Double Sale Candy ALWAYS Makes YOU More PROFIT. COMPLETE FUND RAISING PROGRAMS Write GOLD LEAF CORPORATION Box 71 Bryan, Ohio TRAVER ELECTRIC MOTOR COMPANY 151 Homer Street WATERBURY, CONN. 06714 Phones 753-5103—753-5104 D. B. HARDWICK, 763-6644 President A. V. HARDWICK SONS, INC. INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL PIPING, HEATING AND OIL BURNERS RESIDENTIAL INSTALLATION 27 Coolidge Ave. Waterbury, Conn. 06708 Phone 764-0169 ARBOR HD mBS METAL FORMING CO. STATE APPROVED TRAINING PROGRAM FOR EYELET TOOLMAKERS 1261 MERIDEN ROAD WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT 1083 BANK STREET WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT WORTH’S Smiling Service BANK TO SOUTH MAIN STREET WATERBURY, CONN. 06720 Telephone 754-5101 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Congratulations to the Class of 68 from the Student Council officers 1967 - 1968 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY Barney Newsome Ray Silva Francis Ferrare Kay Mancini 136 Congratulations to the CLASS OF ’68 from AUTO SHOP CONGRATULATIONS from MR. MRS. JOHN HALL MR. MRS. GARY LARAWAY MR. MRS. JOSEPH LONGO DIANE LONGO SANDRA LONGO MRS. LUCILLE SANDERS MOORE MARJORIE JOHN FINN 138 139 War Memorial mmrt 142 To the Graduates of 1968 Thoughtfulness comes with age”. This is a state- ment that was made in order to show why the young sometimes ignore the help that was given at one time or another. This, however, need not be used with this class. Your thoughtfulness, shown in the form of a gift, for the work that was done for you is sincerely appreciated. Thank You 143 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON TO THE 1968 GRADUATING CLASS W. F. KAYNOR TECHNICAL SCHOOL Let me extend to each of you the warm congratulations of a former teacher who, in spirit, shares your sense of achievement. You have laid a foundation for useful and satisfying lives. Before you get on with the work, I would like to offer a few thoughts that you may find useful. The passion to succeed, to achieve great things, is strongest in youth. Heed it. Do not squander your lives in petty pursuits. Commit yourselves now to a course that will strengthen you for the trials and opportunities of life. Prize your individuality always. Whatever your place in society, whatever your work, do not surrender your self-reliance or compromise your independence. Liberty is and always will be your most precious possession. Guard it well. Direct your energies, your talents, and your desires to what is best for yourselves and best for your country. We look to you to redeem what is wrong in our national past and to build what will be great in our national future. Let this be your wish: that you may look back upon this graduation -- from no matter how many years hence — with the conviction that ycu have treated all men with honesty and goodwill, that you have put your heart into your work, that you have done your best. l miwMm m$0@i ’$ , «: • ' 9%tm V- HHNsl mwmmmmmM