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

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Miss Mary O’Riley Many thanks to Miss Mary O'Riley for her help in organizing our class these past two years, and for the organization of cake sales. 5

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Mr. Nicholas Augelli We would like to show our appreciation to a special individual for his guidance and unselfish donation of time and effort. The ”Kaynor 75” Yearbook honors Mr. Nicholas Augelli. We would like to thank Mr. Augelli for taking time. Time to come back to school nights, to work with us these past two years, in raising money selling coffee and pastry to night school students. Also, for his guidance in the long hours spent in putting all the memories in this book together and for his patience in collecting class dues and various activities throughout our Senior Year. With special committees, Mr. Augelli successfully helped to arrange a most memorable Junior and ”Senior” Prom. Mr. Augelli, you, are especially valued to us because of your sound trust in us as mature young adults. You fought for us to obtain a privilege recent Senior classes had been denied. This was the privilege of spending a two day class trip at Hershey, Penn. For this and more, Mr. Augelli we all THANK YOU . . . Please accept this dedication of our yearbook as a token of our gratitude and love. 4 Class of '75

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John L. Rossi, Director My dear Graduates - By the time you read this message, I will have already congratulated you at your graduation ceremony. Now, for the permanent record, I repeat my congratulations and add best wishes for happiness and success in all that you undertake. Sometimes, in considering how we arc equipped for hap- piness and success in life, it helps to look at the way Nature has outfitted us: with two ears, so that we can lis- ten twice as much as we speak ; with the hand that cannot clasp itself, but can grasp another hand in friendship or offer a lift to a fellow human being. Then there is the inner voice” we all have. Socrates said of this voice that it never told him what he SHOULD do, but it always told him what he should NOT do. That same voice is in you. If you listen to it, you will continue to be good Kaynor graduates all your lives. Stop by once in a while to remind us how well you are listen- ing. J. L. Rossi To the Class of ’75: Thank you all for coming to Kaynor Tech. You added much to the school’s history - good students, good citizens, and good athletes. The large number of Honor Roll students, the growth of the National Honor Society members, your partici- pation in voter registration, bloodmobile programs, and your success in athletics all, were outstanding. It was a distinct pleasure to serve you as Assistant Director of the school dur- ing your high school days. Best of luck, JohnJ. Mills 6 John J. Mills, Ass’t Director