Killingly High School - Killonian Yearbook (Danielson, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1943 volume:

7!ae Kallwuan aaa Rank mal' Fig? ' Mo. 7943 Uubllshed By The Klllonlan Board of Kllllngly Hlgh School Danlelson, Conn. 0 0 5 f r' rn... N W f- 4' , 5 ,10594 i4 N' 4 -2 Ei' , f'iw Tf11'mf f - ' f'+a Mai nf- .1 5 ll .LL ill 311.2 .A1.,1m .. 4 ,oi '7 V- '21 wil y , -' ' Q, Avo R . . . .L Frank Stephen Lzqu A Kllllnglv Hero n memory of F1ank Stephen L1guz son of Mr and Mra Walter Lxguz of Maahentuck road and a gladuate of the class of 1940 at K1ll1ngl3 Hxgh School we pause hele ln solemn trlbute Frank IS the flrst K1ll1ngl5 Hlgh School grad uate k1lled 1n actton durmg thls war A far as IS knovxn he IS the second local man deflmtely reported to have dled ln SCIVICG The onlv other fat'1l1ty announ ced vxas the death of hls frlend John W Masthay 1n the crash of a heavy bomber on August 23 1942 John Jack to all h's frtends gladuated m the class of 1941 Frank L1guz lost h1s llfe on November 13 1942 neal the Sax o Island of Guadal canal Ht w is pufoxmmg hls duty on the U. S. S. Atlanta. a llhht LILIISLI com- miszionnd in Nux York. on December 74 1941 At the tlme of hs death l had the ratlng of radtoman thnd claas and had been servxng ln the Untted Statea lNavy fox a 3931 and elght months V e know Flank would never x ant u to attach the word hero to hts name lVe too would rather remember hlm as the qulet reserxed bov wth the ready smtle the star track captam of our 1940 team Frank probably was the boy who 1tem1zed your Saturday mghts grocer tes xn the F1rst Natlonal Store on Ma1n stree You may have seen h1m help the Fmast basketball teafn run an ay vuth the league t1tle Frank leax es unnumbered frtends those wxth whom and for whom he has vs olked We who knew l11I11 xxell and ill out clunoclau should Iebald htm is 1 sxm bol of x hut out Amellcan youth lb wtll ina to give xxithout reserve for America. MRS FLORA SHIPPEE The Class of 1943 thmks of no one more deservmg than Mrs Shlppee tor the ded 1r'at1on of the1r yearbook Durmg he1 thxrtg QIX years of teachmg here at Kll l1ngl5 she has been the helpmate of every class Words fall to express our gratltude for her untlrmg effolt and s1n cere encouragement 1n all our act1v1t1es K H o IS loslng a fine teacher and fr1er1d Page 3 Dedication Supervisor MR NOYES C STICKNEY M1 Stlnknu s thoxough xntexcst 111 fhv. vmlfaxe of the student body has m'1de hun mxaluible to us Thloughout thc pxomoted 1 bcttel undelstdndmg among., pxunt teachers and students L , , .I ' , V x Nt- - ' - x - ' s 7 1 ' .' ' 1 ' . ' 1 . ' 1' ' four years he has been with us he has - s E s - ' ' ki x 2 I S. X' Y Q, ,' L g - 4 MR R VERNON HAYS Although Mr Ha5s has been here for onlx two years he IS a respected leader and fm mdmued fr1end H15 fine char acter and h1s tho1 oubh understandmg of the h1 h school students and thelr prob le-ms h me mad h1s adx ICG valuable manv t1mes The class of 43 xushes to express thell grat1tude to M Hays for h1S hearty 111 telest 111 th 1 aQt1x1t1es as well as hlS +nou:,11tful11ess 101 each lI'!dlX 1dual Page Principal THE FACULTY Frrst Row left to rrght MISS Mary E Robrnson MIQS Dorrs McGlxnn M155 Barbara Swan MISS Helen Hutchrns MISS Anna Hemenxxax MISS Marguerrte Chartler MISS Josephme DeS1sta Second Rovx M155 Marx E Hustad M155 Ruth Prest Mrs Flora Shlppee NIISS Dorothx Bake Mrs Wrlla Moodx MISS Adah Damelson M159 Jane Maxnard MISS Ruth Oldneld M155 Katherrne Sherrdan M155 Geraldme Markham Mrs Mrldred Whrte Thrrd Roxx 'vlr Robert Paxne Mr Alfred Zambarano Mr Lee Holloxxell Mr Alfred Socquet Mr R Vernon Haxs An Open Letter To M155 Prest Dear M155 Prest We re xx rltrng th15 letter to xou lf Lause xx e xx ant to tell x ou and all the o her poo ple xx ho read th 5 1u5t hoxx much e 'ne thankrnq you for the success of thc VLcl1 Book Im speakrno for the F L hlnen These three glasses help to 'nake com plete the Commencement of the SQHIOIS exerx xear 'We reallze hoxx hard thex xxork and xxe realu too that xxrthout xour enthusrrsm ind help the xork xx ould not be as enjox able for them That chart O1 the boarx rn Room l-l thosc ,raph l nes meant the hnfrncral suuess or f2l1lL1IE? of our book Thex knexx xt xxas rmportint and so thex xx or kecl hard Page 6 e Senrors on the Year Book stat xx anted more than anx one else to make our oxxn Year Book better than anx Year Book has exer been before You gave us nexx 1d as xou shoxx ed us hoxx to put orlgrnalrtx rnto personal xxrrte Lp You xx 1th us and CHLOLIIZIQITIQ us to gut hrnfs done Noxx xxe are xerx proud of our Year Book and xxe xx 'mt x ou to knox no x much xxe haxe tnjox ed assemblmg rt No formal xxord of apprcuatlon eoull xer seem suffruent to us So M155 P1 ' xxe dlclnt xx ant to be floxxtrx xxe dldllt x rnt to be formal xxe just xx rnted to Thank xou The Klll0IlldIl Year Book Stan ' Y . f uv, f A X , . pf 1 , 1, A Q 4 , , 1 V l . b ' ,'. A 1 . '. A . . 'I L . ,' . - . . ' . . ' - 5 W ' ' f. ' Y - - , ' v Je I X v . tv ' V 1 x rf - f ' 9 , ' ' ' .k' '4 ' 'A -PS- the Sophomores. and the Juniors. now. Spent most Of YUUI' 5l931'9 time W01'king , 1 ' ' , 1 - ' ' ' Q 5 1 X 1 jg. v v v N. Q - , 1 v . . ,. , .K 5, , .51 ,vv . 3 . B. , ' .. V, . , . . ' Q I '. .1 . 'fb' 'QSM v 1 x , I I ,Cr - l lx ' ' V A ,,.... v ' ' .Sz 0- -f Q V , '- 5 -- , - . ' 5 'Q ' I 1 1 v4 bv v v I vc,1 sv I A I Seniors THE CLASS OF 1943 -f-ma. SENIOR CLASS Front Row. left to right: H. Knox. E. Math- ieu. G. Page. M. Milone. A. Briere. B. Racine. B Racine. B. Vett. R. Phoenix. F. Harrington. E. Sar- antopoulos. L. Page. A. Brcoks. H. Anderson. V. Jappinen. J. Roberts. M. Mailloux. Second Row: E. Hunter. I. Touchette. L. Melanson. C. Belisle. G. Cournover. A. Dailida. L. LaB0nte. S. Babbitt. L. Dojfen. R. Vashon. A. Man cornber. E. Locker. R. LaFave. B. Hurme. R. Motz R. Bruce. Third Row: E. Wood. C. Beretscs E. Pierce. A Morrison. M. Jarvis. L. Wakefield. M. Macomber A. Strunk. B. Sroka. E. Cote. M. Hurlbutt. T. Ber- nier. J. Hubert. K. Keenan. B. House. B. Brunell D. Poitras. Fourth Row: M. Pappas. P. LaBossiere. F M2if'll8l'd. C. Stetson M. Terwilliuer. XV. Tsakonns G. Gardner. L. Gauthier. R. Wirta. J. S1a1'kov.'ic'x. D. Marnzird. S. Chandler. L. Sliippec. R. Lewis N. Howell. ige 9 when lf'9w'-Q:Q? Q5'- .gg me L ings: fkl tg l THE C OFFICERS President, Frank Harrington Vice President, Eustatia Sarazitopculos' Secretary. Rita Phoenix Treasurer. Bernard Racine UF 1943 CLASS MOTTO Qui laborat vincet He who toils shall conquer CLASS FLOWER Talisman Rose COLORS Blue and Gold Page 9 CLASS ODE FOR 1943 We entered here, our own dear high, As lowly Freshmen dog But time has fled so swiftly by, That we must bid adieu. Our lasting friendships here are made Where fellowship is gayg The memories shall never fade Of this, our proudest day. The time has come to say good-bye, To faculty and friendsg We leave you with a heart-felt sigh. To follow lofty trends. So here's to you dear Killingly, Here's to our dear old high: We leave you now. unwillingly, For time does surely fly. SENIUR C ASS UFFICERS 15 FRANK HARRINGTON Presldent EUSTATIA SARANTOPOULOS .Jr- RITA PHOENIX SGCI GLW! X l943 VICE Presuient BERNARD RACINE Treasurer fa N . V-iQ Q5 i V - HILDA ANDERSON Nurslng Forelgn Correspondence Club 2 Intramural Basketball 1 2 K1llon1an Yearbook Staff 4 Student Councxl A A F1eld Hockey 1 2 Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 Glee Club 1 2 Sports Club 1 2 3 4 Latln Club Senlor Play 4 Sgftball Vollevball Andy IS known for her loyalty to her frlencls she IS a true pal Youll note that she has been especxally mterested 1n sports though other act1v1t1es have not lacked her help and support SHIRLEY H BABBITT Commerclal K A A Forelgn Correspondence Club 2 Gvm Exh1b1t1on 2 Hlghway Safetv Club 1 Glee Club 1 Typlng Club 2 Basketball 1 Volleyball Shlrley llkes to have fun and lS full of Jokes We hear she has a secret amb1t1on to ride xn a Jeep We hope she gets the chance Her lnterest ln typlng and shorthand has determlned her future career CLAIRE BELISLE Commerclal G1rls Glee Club 1 Gym Exhlbltlon A A 2 Junlor Play French Club 3 Foreign Correspondence Typmg Club 2 Usher for Semor Graduaton Clalres danclng IS the envy of many people She also has the urge to travel As a career a good secretarxal pos1t1on would please her CHARLES BERETSOS General A A 1 Art Club Gym Club 1 2 Glee Club 3 Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 Act1v1t1es N1ght Soccer 3 Hlghway Safety Club Basketball 1 3 4 Prlze Speakmg Contest Baseball 3 H1 Y 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 H1 Y Play 3 Intramural Football 4 Traffic Squad Lmdy IS the Charles Atlas of the class be1ng very actlve ln sports and gymnastlcs Dramatlcs was also one of the hxghllghts ln Charlles hlgh school career Llke many other young men Llndv IS headed for the armed servlce THERESA BERNIER General Glee Club 1 French Club 3 Sophomore Dramatlcs Club 2 K A A l Theresa IS one of the few g1rls of any class whom we have heard express a deslre to JOID the WAVES Perhaps before long well be enjoylng her appearance 1n a snappy umform Page 11 ' . . 4 . . , 4 K. . . 1, 2, 3, 4 ' V , , 3 ty . . . ' '4 . Y ' ' - 1 . , . , . 1 K ..., 3, 4 ' 3 Bowling Club 3 Camera Club 1 ' 2 , . 3 K. . . , 2, 3, 4 1 , ., 4 ' 3 Y ' . . 3 '- , 4 , '- -4 4 ' ..., 2, 3 T MARY BRADLEY General A A 3 Mary IS outwardly qulet but inwardly she yea ns for travel and adventure Heres to you Mary' AVIS BRIERE Commerclal A A 2 3 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Av1ss hlgh standlng ln the Commercral Course valll help her at tam her deslre to become a court stenographer Her excellent sense of humor ought to come ln handy ALLEN BROOKS Commercial K A A 3 4 Typmg Club 2 Kxlloman Yearbook Staff 4 Allen IS a happy go lucky lad He vxants to vxork and saxe a m1ll1on dollars We can see nothmg to h1nder hmm not wlth hrs optxmlsm ROBERT BRUCE General Band 1 2 Basketball Manager 2 3 4 Orchestra H1 Y Kllloman Band Director Act1v1t1es N1ght 3 Journalrsm Club 3 Aeronaut1cs F A Glee Club 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Music Appreclatlon Nlght 3 Bob IS our maestro and a good lookmg one at that H1s chief deslre IS to have a great swmg band Uncle Sam plans to take over for a Whxle and Bob will not let that stop hun' BARBARA MILLICENT BRUNELLE Nursing Operetta l Sports 1 2 Kllloman Yearbook Staff 4 Junlor Play A A 1 Semor Plav Latm Club l Fleld Hockey Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Home Room Guldance Secretary Dramatlcs 2 Act1v1t1es Nlght 3 Gym EXh1b1T.lOl'1 2 Bunny rs one of those sources of perpetual energy that comes from a cheerful outlook on lxfe We feel sure neu frlends wlll admire her personallts as much as ve do Page 12 STANLEY CHANDLER General Band 1 2 3 4 Bageball 2 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Softball 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta Boys Octette 4 Muslc Appreclatlon N1ght Intramural Football 4 Acnvmes Nlght 1 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 A A A1r Ra1d Dutles Heres to one of the musical members of our class' Hank IS bashful lad as far as gxrls are concerned much to thelr regret He 15 outstandmg for h1s voxce and muslcal ab111ty RUSSELL FRANCIS COGAN General A A 1 Junlor Plays 3 K A A Counc1l3 Baseball 1 2 3 H Y 2 3 4 Soccer 3 Sophomore Dramatxcs 2 Basketball 3 4 Russ known also as Klrky IS a Naval Avlatlon Cadet 1n the V 5 Program Has frankness and humor have pepped up many a class meetlng He IS a capable athlete and has won h1S letter ln sev eral sports EVA LILLIAN COTE Commercial K1llon1an Yearbook Stall 4 Junlor Play 3 A A Senior Play 4 Eva IS a friend of young and old allke If you want someth1ng done and done well you can count on her Her Jovlal nature W1ll asslst ln any l1ne of Work she undertakes GERTRUDE COURNOYER Commerclal A A 1 Typmg Club 2 Gertrude IS an outstanding member of the commerclal group Her 1Ilf8Cl.1OUS galety wlll certalnly be remembered by all who know her After leavmg K H S she plans to attend Bryant Bus1ness College ln Provldence ANNETTE HELEN DAILIDA Nurslng Junlor Play 3 A A Latm Club 1 Sports Club 1 2 Foreign Correspondence Club 2 F1eld Hockey 1 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Glrls Bowlmg 3 Basketball 1 If you want a frlend to coniide ln Annette IS that person Her amb1t1on l1ke that of so many others thls year IS to become a nurse We thmk she has chosen her career wxsely Page 13 1 Y, ,4 ,, 1 , . .. . 3 . ,,3 ,, K. . .1,2,3,4 . . a K. . .,2,3,4 ' i- ., K. . .l,2,3,4 ' K. . . ,2,3,4 ' ' K, . .1,2,3,4 LOUISE EVELYN DOYEN Commercxal A A Alva avs cheerful must be her motto We ncx er see LOUISE wlth A out a fr1endlx smlle GEORGE L GARDNER General A A 1 Boys Glee Club 2 Y 2 3 Intramural Football 4 H1 Y Play 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 4 H1gl1vxax Safety Club 3 Gvm Exh1b1t1on 2 Geolge IS 1nterested ln one of the 1ndustr1es essent1al both 1n ual a11d peacetlme the rallroad Already he IS vxorkmg for the New Yolk New Haven and Hartford Ratlroad Company and domg a good Job of It LEON C GAUTHIER College H1gl1vva5 Safety Club l H1 Y Plavs 2 3 K1ll0H1dn Yearbook Staff 2 3 4 Student Counc1l K1llOD13II Board 1 2 3 4 Home Good Gu1dance Pres1dent A A Boys Glee Club 2 Sophomole D1arnat1c Club 2 News Edltor of Kllloman 3 Gxm Exh1b1t1on 2 Sophomore Dramatlc Club Play ACUXIEICS Nxght l 3 H Y 2 3 Leon IS the l1keable lad who before clrcumstances prevented It could alvl ays be seen vslth h1S Chevrolet and a car full of the ang He plans to go to college before Uncle Sam takes over Class P1 es1de11t l 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Counc11 I 2 3 4 H1 Y Play 2 Traffic Squad 3 4 Jumor Play Executne of Student Counc1l 4 Senlor Play Executne of Traff1c Squad 3 Pres1dent of Home Room l A A I Boys Glee Club 2 3 V1ce Pres1dent of K A A 3 Soccer P1 s1dent of K A A 4 Basketball 2 3 H Y 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 VICE Pres1dent of H1 Y 3 I11tramural Basketball I11t1 1mural Football 4 We marvel at Franks competence 111 so mam act1v1t1es Hls good n1tu1e has made l11m the klnd of leader a class apprec1ates Foo lS mtexested 111 a Coast Guard career and 1nc1dentall5 ln a brunette BARBARA E HOUSE General A A G1rls Sport Clubl 2 3 4 B11b111 IS lI'llf!tSltd 111 costumt des1g.,11111f, 1nd ue ire sure st 111: dn she 11111 pl me Bxooklxn on the 111111 Hele 15 a 13618011 who xx 111 not stop llllllg lf the f1rst trlal fnls Page 14 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' - :V ,A G M ,An , y K. . . .2. 3, 4 v' f' , Hi- . .4 . .I ' Q . 2 . . ' ' ' . H . 2 K. . . 1, 2. 3. 4 ' , .3 V . . v i- V V4 FRANK WHITMAN HARRINGTON College , ' 3 . . 4 Q .Y L. ,2 'P K. . .,2,3,4 ,,4 , 'es' . . . , , 4 . i- , . . ,3 S ' V ' K. . 12.3.4 ... NED WILLIAM HOWELL General Sophomore Play 2 Traffic Squad Mlnstrel 2 Boys Glee Club Football 2 3 Semor Play 4 Inter Class Track Meet 2 Junior Play 3 Athletlc Club 2 3 Intramural Basketball 4 H1 Y 3 4 Intramural Football 4 H1 Y Play 4 K A A 4 Klllonlan Yearbook Staff 4 Ned although a comparatxvely new member of our class 1S an except1onally actlve and loquaclous one H15 appearance as well as h1S personallty attracts both the boys and the glrls especlally the latter J EANNETTE HUBERT Commerclal A A Hlghway Safety Club 1 Sports Club 2 3 4 Kllloman Board 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 K11lon1an Yearbook Staff 4 Volleyball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Typmg Club 1 Softball 1 2 3 Here lS another one of the three musketeers a regular all around sportswoman She loves to Jltterbug and really knows how One can always depend on bexng cheered up by Johnnys w1tty remarks EVELYN HUNTER College Freshman Dramatlc Club 1 Glee Club 1 Operetta 1 A A Act1v1t1es Nxght 1 Jumor Play Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 Senlor Play Home Room Guldance Vxce Presldent 2 French Club Sophomore Dramatxc Club 2 Kxllonlan Yearbook Staff Sophomore Play Property Manager 2 Muslc Appreclatlon Nxght Speaklng Cont: st 2 Journahsm Club 3 We all know that lt IS Lynnes arnbltlon to d1rect muslcal com edles Knowlng her we can easlly look ahead to the day when we shall be attendlng Evelyn Hunter productlons perhaps even on Broadway MARJORIE HURLBUTT Commerclal A A 3 D1d you know that Margle has a lovely contralto V01C69 She has kept that talent qulte well hldden from her classmates Room Four sees a great deal of Margle who lS tfallllllg to be a secretary BIRGER HURME Commercxal Chlef Techn1c1an 2 3 4 Home Room Guldance Chalrman 1 2 Portable Studlo 2 3 4 Jumor Play Movle Engmeer 2 3 4 Semor Play Sound and Amphfymg Englneel 2 3 4 Latln Club Student Council 3 4 Camera Club K A A 2 Sclence Club To a v1s1tor 1t mlght seem that Pop has Just been wandermg around the corrldors and ln and out of study halls for four vears but 1n back of h1s qulet friendly exterlor IS three years of amazlng eificlencv and appl1cat1on of h1s wonderful technlcal knowledge The Semor Class and the whole school 1n fact owe hxm a debt of ever lastmg gratltude Page 15 4 . , 4 K. , .1,2,3,4 ' ' ,2,3,4 K.. .1,2,3,4 . . 3 Y . 4 . . . 2 ' ' ' 4 . .. . 3 K. . .,4 .. 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' 4 ', 1 ...,3,4 ' 2 VEIKKO JAPPINEN Commerclal Bndl 2 34 Orchestral 2 3 4 Act1v1t1es N1ght 1 Everyone knows how mterested Wake lS 1n muslc He lS now employed at the bank We wonder how many hours of h1s txme these last four years he has devoted to the band the school orchestra and Bobs swlng band He 1s good 1n the buslness vsorld also vutness hlS present Job at the bank MARION JARVIS College Journallsm Club 3 Glee Club Kxlloman Yearbook Staff 4 Dramat1c Club 1 A A 1 Act1v1t1es Nlght Sports Club 1 2 3 F1eld Hockey 1 2 Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 Softball 1 2 Junlor Plays 3 Cheer Leader 3 Latin Club 1 Basketball 1 Latln Club Pres1dent 1 Home Room Gu1dance VICE Pres1dent Volleyball 1 2 3 Marlon lS the baby of our class Youd never guess lt though One look at her scholastlc ach1evements shows you she xt not far from the top As cheer leader she has spurred many a K H S team to vlctory CATHERINE KEENAN Commerclal H1ghway Safety Club 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 K1llon1an Yearbook Staff 4 Softball 1 2 3 Sports Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball Glee Club 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 K1llon1an 4 Junlor Play 3 Freshman Dramat1c Club 1 Senlor Play 4 Sophomore Dramatlc Club 2 K1tty has one of me most or1g1nal ambltlons 1n the class She wants to be a recept1on1st 1n New York C1ty We re not absolutely sure just what she needs to fulflll that des1re but whatever lt IS we can count on her to have 1t HOWARD KNOX Commerc1al Baseball 3 Home Room Gu1dance Pres1dent 2 Kxlloman Yearbook Staff 4 Howard certamly chose yusely when he entered the Commerc1al Course For four years he has been one of our leadmg promoters LUCILLE LaBONTE Nurslng Latm Club l Junlor Play 3 K A A 2 Glee Llubl Personal Culture Club 2 Senxor Play 4 Klllonlan Yearbook Staff 4 Lucllle IS a pleasmg person to knova' Wheneycr you heal some one s1ng1ng you know Lu 15 somevyhere mthm earshot Her one '1mb1t1on lS to spec1al1ze ln a partlcular b1anch of the nursmg pro fess1on Page 16 a '11 , -- ' 1 . . . 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A. 1, 2, 3,4 Field Hockey 1,223 ...,3,4 ' PAUL LaBOSSIERE General Sophomore Play 2 H1 Y Play Junlor Play 3 K11lon1an Yearbook Staff Sen1or Play 2 3 4 Freshman Dramatlc Club Speakmg Contest 1 2 Sophomore Drarnatlc Club New England Speaklng Contest 2 K A A 3 French Club 3 Paul IS one of the leadlng orators and actors of our class We can newer forget h1s real1st1c person1flcat1on of Abe L1ncoln ln the speaklng contest nor h1S com1cal characterlzatlon of the craftx Mer l1n ln the Sen1or Plat There can be no doubt that Paul Wlll use th1S talent of h1s to good advantage RONALD LaBOSSIERE General A A l Art Club Ronme possesses a remarkable talent for free hand dravsmg HIS keen sense of observat1on and thorough genulneness w1ll ald h1m greatly 1n the field of art He was the flrst member of our class to JOIH the Navy RAYMOND LaFAVE Commerc1al Soccer 2 Intramural Football 4 Baseball 2 3 Junlor Play 3 Softball 3 Sen1or Play 4 Raymond may be the Small Guy of the class but h1s he1ght has been no obstacle to h1S athlet1c achlevement Many a tlme we hate been glad he was on the spot ID a tough basketball or baseball game ROBERT LEWIS Commerc1al Typmg Club 2 A A 3 Intramural Football 3 Some people seem to thmk talkmg 1S Roberts favor1te past1me Others say he has a better hobby tlckllng the 1vor1es One thlng we know he IS always a pleasant fellow to meet EDWARD LOCKER General A A 2 3 Track 1 Baseball 3 Intramural Softball 3 Intramural Football 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Edvfard Locker IS an outdoor boy who loves sports and v1gorous act1v1t1es H1s fawor1te d1vers1on IS roller skatlng H15 amb1t1on IS to be a real l1ve nephew of h1s Uncle Sammy Page 17 .- , 3 . . . 4 . 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A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 4 ' ' K .... 4 K. . . , , 4 .4 MAY MACOMBER General A A 1 Act1v1t1es N1ght 1 Gxm Exh1b1t1on 2 MUSIC Appreclatlon Nlght 3 G1 e Club 3 4 CIVICS Club Presldent 4 May IS a qulet gnl mn class but she has mam fnends and vue feel sure that she alvsavs vnll hare She has been eml loxed as a tele phone operator for several months and evpects to go Ln Wlth th1s vsork after graduat1on ARTHUR MACOMBER General Opereta 1 Gym Exhlbxtlon 2 A A l Glee Club 2 Junlor Play 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Band 4 Bovs Octette Baseball 2 Intxamural Softball Actlvltles Nlght 1 We are becommg aware that we have manx mus1c devotees 1n thls class Mac 1S one of them For one who vsorks xn an ofllce all dax mus1c 1S a pleasant avocat1on MARGUERITE MAILLOUX Commerclal A A 1 Basketball 1 2 3 I-hghway Safety Club 1 Gym Exhlbltlon Art1st1c Typ1ng 2 K A A Councll Sports Club 2 3 4 KIIIODIHH Yearbook Staff Presldent of G1rls Sports Club 4 Int amural Basketball 1 2 3 Tra1T1c Squad 4 G1rls Volleyball 1 2 Basketball Manager 3 Klllonlan Board 3 F1e1d Hockew 1 2 3 4 Junlor Prom Queen Softball 1 2 3 A1r Ra1d Warden Marguerlte IS one of the outstanalng athletes of the class of 43 She made a charmmg Prom Queen ln our Junxor sear She lS one of the most capable secretarles from the student bodx that has ever worked ln the pr1nc1pal s office THERESA MARTIN General A A Home Room Guxdance Secretary 2 Gxm Exh1b1t1on 2 Dramatlcs 2 Tessx IS werx fond of ath1et1c actn 1t1es She sets pleasure from plaung the game to the best of l1er abllxtx and Wlll or lose IS a good sport ELEANOR MATHIEU General A A Art Club 2 Eleanor 1s '1 qulet and slncexe glrl Ill splte of hel led halr Her lIllbll1OIl 18 to see the vsorld bx flung, her ov n mpmne She enjoxs 111111115 the accordion dllllllf, l1er sp 1 e tune ind hls llso h id exper 1ence 111 art1st1c txpmg P ISL K .... 2,3.4 ' K. . ..2.3,4 ,3 ' . ,,4 .' 4 - 3 ' K ..., 2,3 ,,,4 .. . .4 ,, ' ' 4 ' 1 ,,,4 .. W3 . . ,4 ,, ' ' 4 K.. .1,2.3,4 ' f K. . .3.4 af-18 DONALD MAYNARD Commerc1al A A 3 Sports Apprec1at1on Club Don has the fam1l1ar chuckle of a good natured personal1t5 He enJoxs part1cu1arly playmg baseball Dons ambltlon IS to Joln the A1r Corps FREDERICK MAYNARD General Baseball 2 H1 Y Play Journal1sm Club 3 Sophomore Play A A 1 Latm Club 1 Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 French Club 2 H1 Y 4 Contest Plav Dramat1c Club 2 Speaklng Contest Jumor Play 3 New England Speaklng Contest Semor Play 4 Basketball Intramural Basketball 3 4 Ted IS one of our class actors and has done a fine Job on the stage for four years He has a marvelous and unusual ab1l1ty to svs at h1S publ1c Who of the class of 43 w1ll forget hlS fiery orat1ons' MARY LOUISE MELANSON General Sports Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 A A 1 Vollevball 1 2 Lat1n Club 1 Softball 1 2 Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 Graduatlon Marshal 1 Act1v1t1es N1ght 2 Senior Play 4 Lourse can cook she can sew she can dance What a Wonderful comb1nat1on' MARION MILONE College Operetta 1 Glee Club 1 Art Club 1 2 Basketball 1 A A Volleyball 1 Sports Club 1 2 3 Softball 1 French Club 3 Kllloman Yearbook Staff Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 We have been fortunate to have MHFIOH 1n our m1dst Her ar t1st1c talents have asslsted ln the decorating of the gvm for dances Her perseverance and COODETZCIVE Splflt are sure to further her chos GTI CHYCGI' Hllfslllg ANN MORRISON K A A Counc1l1 A A 1 Cheer Leader 3 4 General KIIIOHIZH Staff 2 K1llon1an Yearbook Staff 2 Sports Club 1 2 Freshman Sophomore Dramat1c Club 1 2 Volleyball Jumor Play 3 Semor Play 4 Lat1n Club 1 Intramural Basketball 1 Softball 1 Fleld Hockey 1 Glee Club 1 2 Gym Exh1b1t1on A01 1t1es N1ght 1 Journallsm Club Ann 1S one of our most lnterestmg brunettes and one of the best athletes A better sport could not be found Your patlents w1ll be happy ones Ann' Page 19 K. . .,4 '- 4 . ,2 K.. .,2,3,4 ' ,2 1 .3 '- ,3 . , . 1 . . 2 ' 2 K. . .,2,3,4 , , ,2 , ,2 K.. ,1,2,3,4 ,2 ,,,4 ,2 . . 4 K. . .,2,3,4 ' ' , 2 ROBERT MOTZ General A A Highvxax Safety Club 1 Band 3 Home Room Gu1dance Oflicer l Actix 1t1es Night 3 Bobs plans for the immedlate future are IH the hands of Uncle Sam He hopes to do technical radio work in the service and con tinue along th1s line later in c1v1l1an life GERALD DENNIS PAGE General A A Semor Play Band 1 2 Basketball 2 3 Latin Club 1 Captain Basketball H Y 3 4 Baseball Vice Presldent 4 Intramural Basketball H1 Y Play 3 4 Softball 3 Junior Play 3 Gerry lS the tall dark and handsome man from Riverview An able athlete and fine sportsman he captamed this years bas ketball team At present he is interested in a career in the Navy followmg the footsteps of his brother LEONARD JOSEPH PAGE General A A Soccer 2 Band 1 2 Basketball Highway Safety Club 2 Baseball 1 2 3 Dramatics Club 2 Intramural Basketball I 2 Jumor Play 3 Intramural Softball 3 H Y 3 4 Gym Fxh1b1t1on H1 Y Play 3 4 Sports Appreciation Club 2 Leonard is one of the few giaduates this year from DaVV1ll8 A cousin Gerry he IS entered IH a Naval career MICHAEL PETER PAPPAS General Gvm Exh1b1t1on 2 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 H Y 3 4 Art Club A1r Raid Warden 3 4 Track Soccer 3 Int1amural Football H1 Y Play 3 A A Mlke and Charlie are the Damon and Ps thias of the Senior Class Mike is never seen without a smile and is a xeiy prominent figuie in study hall He sass h1s plans are concealed The Army 1 making them out RITA JANE PHOENIX College Operetta 1 G ee Club 1 2 3 4 Journalism Club Secretarx 3 Traffic Squad 2 3 4 K1l1on1an Yearbook Stan 4 Dramatlc Club 2 Killonian Board 2 3 Act1y1t1es N1ght Adxerusmg Manager 4 Student Councll 3 4 K A A 1 Field Hockex 1 Sports Clubl 2 3 4 Class Secretarx 1 2 3 4 Latin Club 1 Ritfis slncerits and ab1l1tx to speak Fiench 11111 assure her of 1 eat success in her post vxar social work Page 20 K. . . 2, 3, 4 ' ' j 3 K. . . 1, 2, 3, 4 ' 4 , , , 4 ' . 4 1- , 1 ' ' ' . 1 '- , , 4 K. . . 1, 2, 3, 4 , 3 , 3 ' , , , 4 ' ' ' , , 3 . 4 ,4 i- , . ' ' ' 2 versatile gentleman, Len excells in spo1ts and dancing. 'Like' his , ' ' ' , , . 4 i- , 1 . . v 2 - 4 '- 1 K, . . 1. 2, 3, 4 , 1 , .., , . . . ,2, 3.4 ' Y ESTHER PIERCE College Klllonlan Yearbook Staff 2 3 4 Band 1 2 As lstant Edltor Yearbook Staff 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Music Appreclatlon Nlght 3 Orchestra Secretary A A 1 Traffic Squad 3 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Trafhc Squad Sergeant 3 Junlor Play 3 K1l1Ol'11aI1 Board '7 3 Latm Club 1 Llterary EOIIOI French Club 3 Sophomore Dramatlc Club Glee Club 3 4 Sophomore Play Act1v1t1es Nlght 3 Esther IS our equestrxenne from Brooklyn Her 1nd1v1dual1ty and vltal DSTSODZIIIX have made her knovsn to all DOROTHY POITRAS Gener 1 Operetta 1 Traiiic Squad 3 Journahsm Club 3 Student Counc1l Krlloman Yearbook Staff 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 A A 1 Dramatlcs Club l Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Act1v1t1es Nlght Sports Club 1 2 3 Cheer Leader 3 Semor Play 4 Fleld Hockey 1 2 Latln Club 1 Glrls Basketball 1 2 Softball 1 2 3 Dot has been one ot the classs best all around glrls Sports muslc and news work are a few of her outstandmg act1v1t1es Her perseverance wlll assure her success ln nursing BERNARD RACINE Student Counc1l 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Presldent of the Student Councxl 4 Pres1dent of Orchestra 2 3 Trafllc Squad 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Lxeutenant Traflic Squad 4 Juruor Play Class Treasurer 2 3 4 Semor Play A A Operetta Treasurer of K A A 4 Act1v1t1es Nlght 1 Y 2 3 Baseball 3 Presldent of H1 Y 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 H1 Y Play 4 Frltz Krlesler has close competltlon from thls muslcal CDIUS 3 Bennys v1ol1n has made h1m famous and popular Georgette 18 '1 wonderful accompamst' Commercml JOYCE ROBERTS College Journallsm Club 3 Trafflc Squad 2 3 Operetta 1 Captaln Traiic Squad Kxlloman Yearbook Staff 1 2 3 4 Kllloman Board 1 2 3 Edxtor of KIIIOHIHH Yearbook 4 Edxtor of K1llon1an Bo'ud A A Student Counc1l 1 3 Gym Exh1b1t1on 1 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club Sports Club 1 2 3 4 Act1v1t1es Nlght J umor Play 3 Fleld Hockey 1 2 Latm Club 1 Volleyball 1 French Club 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Joyce won the D A R Good C1t1zensh1p award Eyeryone belleves that no one was more deserv1ng of lt than she She plans 4 career as a reconstructlon worker Everythmg she does wlll be done well ALLAN RYYSYLAINEN A A 2 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Svuunmmg 3 Allan IS one of the technlclans of the class excelhn ln all math 8Il'l lt1 al subjects He passed hrs exams mth flymg colors for V a and 1S nom tralnmg as a Nay al Ay 1at1on Cadet College Page 21 Nil Q! Q EUSTATIA SARANTOPOULOS Commercral Krllonlan Yearbook Staff 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 A A Actrwrtles Nrght Sports Club 1 2 3 4 MUSIC Apprecratlon Nlght Jumor Plax 3 Student Councrl 3 Glee Club 2 3 Freld I-Iocke5 ' Traffic Squad 4 Softball 1 2 Kllloman Board 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Tx prng Club 2 Vollexball 1 2 Art Club 2 VICE Presrdent of Class 3 Here 15 a lox al frrend to all as vsell as a brrllrant student We we been proud to haxe her as one of our represcntatn es on the student councrl Her hobbx lS cookmgz and we hear the results are most satrsfactorw LEONARD SHIPPEE General A A 1 Rhode Island s C0l'lLl1bUl,10Il to the class of 43 Leonard IS lnter ested rn f'1I'I'fllllg Hawrng been ln Mr Bruces F F A class for sev eral years we thlnk that Plsk wrll make an excellent Future Farmer He saxs hovsexer hrs rrnbrtron rs suspended untrl after the duratron BERTHA SROKA Commercral HIUUWHQ Safety Club 1 KAA34 KAACounc1l4 Actxvrtres Nrght Dramatlc Club G11ls Sports Club 3 4 Bowllng 3 Volleyball 1 2 Bert 15 an actrve par taker m sports She excells 1n basketball and bovxlrng Hex ambrtron to help rn the war effort shows her un selnshness and consrderatron of other people Journalrsm Club 3 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Basketball Captam 4 Bova lrng Manager CLAYTON STETSON College H1 Y 4 Arr Rald Duty 3 4 A A 2 Home Room Crurdance Officer 2 Clax ton rs soon to be a DIIOI and hell surelx be a good one H IS not a norsx fellow but rs lrked bx all Hrs calm cool and collected attrtude w1ll be xaluable Ill the Navx V 5 ANNE LOUISE STRUNK College Krllonran Yearbook Stall 4 Glee Club 3 A A D1 unruc Club Secretflrx Gxm EXIIIDIUOII 2 Collegp CWD Senror Plfrx 4 Attrxrtres Nrght Lfrtm Club 1 Student Counul French Club 3 Home Room Gllldi-MICE' Olilcer 1 .Annes qulet humor and lux lJ10flC10llLX rn the culmfux arts vull make her 1 popular and efliclent hOSD1l 11 dl0llllOll Page '72 JOSEPH JOHN SZARKOWICZ General A1r Ra1d Warden 3 4 Intramural Softball 3 A A 3 Shark5 IS one of the elghteen year old draftees He too Vf1Sh6S U0 Jom the a1r corps Determmatlon and perseverance are trarts for an auator and he has them 'VIAURICE EUGENE TERWILLIGER Ge11er'1l A A A1r Raid Warden Maurlce lS a well dressed bashful member of the Senlor class who has a great lnterest ln Hymg but hls future career will be cle clded by the local draft board ROBERT TILLINGHAST College H Y 2 3 4 Home Room Guidance Vice Presldent 1 Latln Club l Junior Play Secretary of Latln Club 1 Senior Play French Club 2 Sophomore Dramatxc Club 2 Intramural Sports 2 3 Pres1dent-Sophomore Dramatxc Club Gym Exh1b1t1on H1 Y Play ACt1V1tlCS Nxght Gettmg the Jump on the rest of the class Tllly entered Brown Umverslty near the mlddle of our Semor year Hes qulte a shlel-. and IS popular wlth the falrer sex IRENE TOUCHETTE Commerclal A A 1 Artlstlc Typm 2 Hxghway Safety Club 1 Contest Pla .Q Jumor Play 3 Irene has an artlstxc temperament Thms IS shown by her love of classlcal muslc and her mterest 1n the drama WILLIAM TSAKONAS General Basl etball 1 2 3 Highway Safety Club Soccer 1 2 Junior Play 3 Track 1 2 Gym Exh1b1t1on Student Counc1l 1 2 Intramural Basketball 4 Traiiic Squad 2 3 4 Act1v1t1es Night Execl t1ve Chalrman 4 K A A 1 Presldent of Home Room Gu1dance 1 Glee Club 1 2 V1ce Presldent of Home Room Gu1dance 2 Sports Appreclatlon Club Art Club Music Appreclatlon Night 3 B1ll5 IS one of those people you always llke to have around Hls presence ln am group brxghtens up the atmosphere Page 23 K. . .,4 l , fi K, . .1,2,3,4 ' i- v' . . . . 3 . . 4 , ' ' 2 .- 3 K.. .,2,3,4 1' -..,2.3.-I ka 'Xl 'in RITA VASHON Softball 1 Basketball 1 Fleld Hockey 1 Badmmton 3 A A 3 Rxta entered our school m her Jumor year and became qulckly acclxmated She IS the first g1rl of our class to become engaged We hope for her sake that the war W1ll end soon Commercxal Glee Club Class Presxdent French Club 2 Explanatory Languages BARBARA VETT Nurslng Sports Clubl 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Home Room Guldance Treasurer 1 Archery Manager Dramatlc Club 1 2 Basketball 1 2 V1ce Presldent Dramat1c Club 2 Class HISCOTIHD 1 2 3 Journallsm Club 2 A A 1 Jumor Play 3 Operetta 1 Semor Play 4 Gym Exhlbltlon Fleld Hockey 1 2 Barbara IS a small vlvaclous young lady the old adage Good thmgs comlng m small packages Iittlng her to a T We are sure she w1ll make an Ideal nurse LUCILLE WAKEFIELD Nursmg Latm Club 1 Volleyball 1 2 Gym Exh1b1t1on 2 Prxze Speakmg 3 Klllonlans 3 4 Lucllle has many talents outstandlng among these are playing the gultar and pubhc speakmg She has a well balanced personallty What more could you ask of a good nurse? REINO WIRTA Gellel al A A 1 Remo IS one of our future farmers Hes qu1et and resourceful These are characterlstrcs a good farmer needs ELAINE WOOD General Trafllc Squad 4 Gym Exhxbltlon Glee Club 1 2 3 Jumor Play F1eld Hockey 1 2 Softball 1 Basketball 1 2 Secretary of Home Room Guldance Dramatxcs 1 Dramatlcs A A 1 Sports Appreclatxon Latm Club l Actlvltles Night 1 Volleyball 1 SDONLS Club 1 ' Elame 1s that popular redhead who rs frequently seen on her horse MICKEY Energetlc Elaine w1ll qulcklx cure all real or xmagm ars llls when she becomes a nurse Page 24 1 ' 1 ' , 3 1 - 1 K. . . , 4 , , , , , ,4 ' 4 ' , , , 3 ' K. . . , 2, 3, 4 . . . . . 2 X 'A 1 Dramatic Club 1, 2 Home Room Guidance 2 ii' K. . . , 2, 3, 4 X 7 . . . 2 D . v v ' Y , ' ' 1 0. ' 2 K. . ..2,3,4 2 Most popular box Frank Ha1 rlngton Best lookxng boy Stanlex Chandler Be t natured boy Bernard RHCIDQ Best dressed boy Robert Tlllxnvhast Best boy athlete Frank Harungton Best all around boy Bernard Raclne Best boy dancer Leonard Page Most studlous boy B1rger Hurme Sw eetest boy Robert Lexxls Sho test box Raymond LaFaxe Woman hater Remo W1rta Class shexk Ned Hoxx ell Best boy actor Paul LaBos 1ere Best boy orator Frederxck May nard W1tt1GSt boy Gerald Page 'Vlost smcere boy Maur1ce Terxvlllegel Most ambltlous boy Blrger Hurme Most clever box B1rger Hurme Most serlous boy Remo Wlrta NO1S1CSt boy Hoxxard Knox Quletest bov Re1no W1rta Boy most hkely to succeed Frank Har rlngton Class baby Marlon JHYVIS Class pess1m1st Gerald Page Class chatterbox Evelyn Hunter One who has done rnost for the class rrank Harrlngton Page 2:1 Most popular g1rl Jovce Roberts Best lookmg g1rl Jox ce Roberts Best natured g1rl Esther Plerce Best dressed g1rl Rlta Vashon Best g1rl athlete Bertha Sroka Best all around g1rl Ann Morrxson Best g1rl dancer Lou1se Melanson Most studxous g1rl Eustatxa Sarantopou os Sweetest g1rl Theresa Mart1n Shortest g1rl Evelyn Hunter lVIan hater Marjorle Hurlbutt Class vamp Barbara House Best g1rl actress Dorothy PO1tT3S Best g1rl orator Lucllle Wakefield W1ttl6St g1rl Ann Morrlson Most smcere g1rl Joyce Roberts Vlost amb1t1ous g1rl Eustat1a Saranto poulos Most clex er g1rl Marxon Mllone Most serlous g1rl Marv Bradley NO1S16St g1rl Gertrude Cournoyel Quletest g1rl Mary Bradley G1rl most hkely to succeed Eustatla Sarantopoulos Class cut up Russell Cogan Most mu 1cal Bernard Raclne Class couple Jeannette Hubert and Jos eph bZ31kOW1CZ Lo O 5 4.- s '. ' , ' , 4 bv, vu I I :hx I 1 4 A 1 1. . 1 . . 7 . -' ' U ' l Y 5 5 Yin! ' I I- K 1. ' 1 ' , . , ' y m S- . 1 V . y - 7 , q . Neatest b03'- V91kk0 JHPPIUQU Neatest girl, Irene Touchette ' ' 7. 4 . . 4 . 1 ' y l l ' ' , , - - . y A l . . . Y . ' - V . I I . - ' ' I . y V . I I 7 ' Y . ' ' . C I - . 1 , ' s' . ' . ' cn , - 1- . . ,, 1 . tl- if The L dger of the Class of 43 Freshman Year One hundred and Fifty members of the class of 43 met rn the audrtorrum on Sep tember 10 1939 for therr first class meet ing The officers elected for the year were president Frank Harrington vrcc pres1dent Elizabeth Davis treasurer Da vid Dowe and secretarv Rita Phoenix Teddy Natorskr and Ann Morrlson xxere chosen as K A A Councll members The class dues were set at the amazing sum of fifty cents a Vear for each member In April 1940 the class of 43 sponsored 1tS first informal dance rn the gym from 3 15 5 30 Many attended and all had an enjoyable trme Many Freshmen part1c1pated rn the Grlbert and Sullivan operetta H M S Prnafore which was held rn the school audrtorrum February 16 1940 Ted Maynard honored the class bx win nmg first prrze rn the Annual Speaking Contest Sophomore Year W1th plenty of enthusiasm the class of 43 held the first meeting of therr Sopho more year on September 11 1940 The offrcers elected to carry out the plans for the year were presrdent Frank Harrrnd ton vrce presrdent Eustatra Sarantopou los secretary Rrta Phoenrx and treas urer Bernard Racine Richard Boulars was chosen K A A Councrl member and Barbara Vett was elected historian for the remarnrng three years The class of 43 now with the more drgnrfied trtle of Sophomores sponsored the annual Sophomore Party rn the gxm The sixteenth annual Speakrng Con test was held rn the audrtorrum of Krl lrngly High School on March 21 1941 The class of 43 was represented by Ev elxn Hunter and Paul LaBossrere The latter recerxed the first pr rze of S10 for hrs selectron Lrncolns Last Solrloquy bx Henrx Thomas Ted Max nard prize xxrnncr of 1940 and Paul LaBoss1L1L pr rzt xxrnncr f 1941 accompanied bx Miss Chartrer took part rn the Nexx England Speaking Con test held rn Marne Thrs set a ncxx pre Page 20 cedent at Krllrnglx and xxe hope that sim rlar occasions xxrll follovx The Sophmore members of the band were Verko Japprnen Gerald Page Da vid Dovxe Robert Bru e Esther P erce Dor1s Harrmgton Leonard Page and Stanley Chandler The class of 43 vxas also well repre sented rn the orchestra rn 1941 by Dax rd Doxxe Esther Pierce Doris Harrington Robert Bruce Stanlex Chandler Ber nard Racrne and Elizabeth Davis Many Sophomores part1c1pated rn the Cym Exhrbrtron which was held rn the gvrn on Aprrl 4 1941 Junior Year Sadly reduced rn numbers the class of 43 held 1ts openrng meetrnd rn Room 4 on September 18 1941 The same slate of officers as rn 1940 was elected presr dent Frank Harrrngton vrce presrdent Eustatra Sarantopoulos secretary Rrta Phoenrx treasurer Bernard Racrne Ann Morrrson and Russell Cogan were elected to the K A A Councll The clas of 43 was represented rn the annual festival one act plays held at Con nectrcut College for Women rn New Lon don March 7 1942 by Fred Maynard and Irene Touchette The play presented vw s Op O Me Thumb which was grven lat er as one of the three Jurnor plays On March 27 1942 the Junror class was represented rn the Prize Speakrrg Con test by Daniel Wood Lucrlle Wakefield and Charles Beretsos The latter recerved second prrze for hrs electron An Amer rcan Citizen bx Frank H Crawford On April 17 1942 the Junrors pre sented three one act plaxs rn the audi torrurn each wrth a drflerent theme The Valiant was the most dramatrc of the three The cast rncluded Paul LaBos srere Frank Harrington Ned Howell Jox cc Roberts Leonard Page and Arthur Vlacombcr The xx hrmsrcal plax xxas Op O Me Thumb The cast xxas as fol loxxs Exclxn Huntcr Eu tatra Saranto poulos Esther Prercc Irene Touchette Barbara Vett and Ted Max nard The Wedding a comedx concluded the exe nrnv Making up the cast xx ere Robert 1 3 . 4, ix cvtfg N942 si V ,JJ v ' ' v ' - 3 , Y . . v. 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C ' , v - - .J . - T1ll1Dgh3St Bernard Rac1ne Ann lVIorr son Russell Cogan Marlon JWTVIS VV1l ham Tsakonas and Elalne Wood These plays were all under the able d1rect1on of MISS Florence Belknap The class of 43 presented a mo t suc' cessful Prom on May 10 1942 featurmg mus1c by Jxmmy Warburton and h1s orch estra The gy mnas um was h1ghl1ghteo by pastel streamers centered around a May Pole reachmg to the ce1l1ng Fur n1sh1ng a cllmax to ths annual sprlng eyent was the crownmg of the Prom Queen Marguerlte Ma1lloux The Junlors were represented m the band 1n 1942 by Robert Bruce Ve kko Jappmen and Stanley Chandler The Junlor members of the orchestra were Ve1kko Jappmen Esther P1erce Robert Bruce Stanley Chandler and Bernard Rac1ne For the first tlme 1n the hlstory of K1ll1ngly Hlgh School the students real the dlrectlon of Robert Bruce an organ 1zat1on called The KlllOH13Ha was formed Its members 1ncluded Rlta Nash Loulse Spauld1ng Wallace Peabody Paul Gxguere Herbert Oatley Nelson Spauld 1n0 Myrtle Stone and the Junlor mem bers Robert Bruce Ve kko .Iappmen Bernard Rac1ne Frank Harr1ngton and Lucxlle Wakefield The three Junlor cheer leaders chosen were Dorothy P0ltTHS Ann MOFTISOH and MBTIOH JBTVIS Semor Year On October 1 1942 the Sen1ors held the1r I-lrst class meet1ng n Room 14 The o f1cers of the prev1ous year were aga1n chosen presldent Frank Harr1ngton v1ce presldent Eu tat1a Sarantopoulos secretary Rlta Phoenlx and treasurer Bernard Rac1ne For the second year 1n success1on the class of 43 won the K A A banner ln the annual dr1ve In the begmnlng of the Sen1or year Mr Sears who had taught most of the Page 27 Sen1ors when they were ln the elghth grade Jolned the Navy A gxft from the Sen1ors was presented Mr Sears by Frank Harr1ngton presldent On December 11 1942 the class of 43 held 1tS first soc1al affalr of the year the Sen1or Informal Because Chr1stmas was the theme of the dance Chrlstmas trees were placed throughout the gym T ward the end of the evenmg art1Hc1al snow fell from concealed contalners on the celllng The danc1ng to Jlmmy Whlt man s orchestra was enjoyed by all The Sen1or Class held 1ts annual Sen lor Play November 20 1942 It was a comedy 1n three acts A COHH6Ct1CUt Yankee 1n K1ng Arthurs Court The cast 1ncluded Ted Maynard Barbara Brunell Hllda Anderson Bernard R c1ne Anne Strunk Paul LaBoss1ere Robert T1ll1nghast Dorothy Poltras Bar bara Vett Ned Howell Ann Morr1son and Joyce Roberts The play was a great Because of gas ratlomng the patr1ot1c Sen1ors dec1ded to have the1r Sen1or Hop mformal whlch was held February 1943 The Valentlne theme was carrled out wlth whlte curtalns red hearts sllhou ettes and CUp1dS The Colleglans from the Unlverslty of Connectxcut furmshed the mus1c for danc1ng Durmg the four years of troubles and tr1bulat1ons of hlgh school the Sen1ors were well represented ID all sports Some of the outstandmg athletes of the class of 43 are Frank Harrmgton Gerald Page Russell Cogan Leonard Page Charles Beretsos and W1ll1am Tsakonas Four members of the Sen1or class are already among the armed forces Ronald LaBoss1ere Paul LaBoss1ere Allan Ryysyla1nen and Russell Cogan The class of 43 salutes them Now at the partxng of the ways on graduatlon we are resolved to follow our several paths wlth the thought of our motto as our gulde He Who Toxls Shall Conquer n L u . C D u I - , I l v. I v , ' I - . 7 ' 5 - .. v v U . . I , ' . y' , l ' ' 1 , 0- v 1 - V- - - . . . . . . - I . , . . . . ,., . 9 - ' . 7 - Y gt . .5 . . ' - - a an ' , . , ' , a- ' ' Y Y 7 I . . 1 I I - . . . A F l 7 I ized their wish for a swing band. Under success. Q - . y . . ' - sl - - A xv . . . . , I . ' . , , , , 7 Y 9 ' - 1 7 ' ' ' ' Cl ' 77 ov ' - Z 1 I ' . . . . . , . 4 , . D V . . A . ' Y 7 . I , . H . . l . I . l Q 7 1 . , . . I if . A . . , 1 3 , I I . . S . . l l D . , . Y . . . , L V . I 56 ' 77 i' 1 l ,l:Wl R, I Wlll We the Senlor Class meetlng as a cor porate body of hlgh school students for the last tlme and claxmlng to be of sound m1nd and Judgment do draw up and ac clalm th1s document to be our final w1ll and testament Vlolators of the condl tlons of th1s document shall henceforth be haunted forever To all who see that the provlsxons are duly fulfilled the Sen 1or Class glves 1tS most envled blesslng To Mlss Prest the Senlors leave one autographed Joe D1 Magglo baseball bat To Mr Payne we all express our sm cerest thanks for h1S untlrlng patlence and helpfulness durmg our all too short stay wlth hlm For Mr Hays the Semors supply three bottles of asp1r1n tablets to take after the off1ce IS finally cleared of endless tales of woe and trouble To MISS Chartler IS left a fund to h1re a secretary for taking care of her respon s1b1l1t1es 1n soclal entertalnments To Mlss McGlynn we bequeath Wlth deepest sympathy a new flexlble ruler to shake at the poor xnnocent Juruors next year and also a recordlng machine so that she may never agaln be rms quoted To Mxss Maynard we leave an eco nomlcs course for lt seems she IS badly 1n need of one To Mlss Danlelson we leave an unllm 1ted supply of gas To Mlss Bake we leave another Teddv Bear to add to her collectlon To Mlss Swan we leave an endless free pass to Provldence To Paul Barbeau Ray LaFave quxetly surrenders hls 1A class1f'1cat1on effectlve lmmedlately To Joslyn Fleld Robert T1ll1nghast leaves a complete 11st of 1944 debutante poss1b1l1t1es To Fred Sh1ppee and Carlton Bab cock Charley Beretsos and M1ke Pappas leaxe thelr great comedy team capers To Ray Harrlngton Bxrger Hurme Page 28 transfers h1s ab1l1ty to repalr anythmg and h1s sk1ll to run the school s electrlcal equlpment AVIS Brlere leaves her musxcal abxllty to Myrtle Stone Jeannette Hubert Kather1ne Keenan Marguerlte Mallloux and Bertha Sroka leave thelr cooperatlve sp1r1t on the bas ket ball floor to Mlldred Whltman Rita Marrotte Elsxe Smalley and Barbara Madden To Ralph Young Paul I aBoss1ere transfers h1s orator1cal ab1l1ty fourteen sllghtly used megaphones so that they may be heard above the d1n of the Senlors To Jlmmy Howell Bernard Raclne leaves h1S power to concentrate on one of the falr sex at a t1me To Ruth J1llou Marjorle Hurlbutt be queathes her ablllty to hate men Barbara House leaves to Barbara Malo her sweaters hlgh heels make up slacks and all other vampmg HCCGSSOFIES To the school Bob Bruce leaves the makmgs of a great dance band Eustatxa Sarantopoulos challenges Elsle L3F8Ht3Sl9 to outdo her Senlor scholas t1c stand1ng To Louls WO1SaTd the Senlor Class fby request of MIS Swanj leaves a toy rattle Elalne Wood Leon Gauthler and Elea nor Mathieu donate the1r red ha1r to Louls Mlsto Irene Gregolre and Wllllam N ESb1t To Babe EHDIS we leave a year and a half deferment because of essentlal bas ketball requlrements To Davld Patterson Gerrv Page leaves h1s towerlng helghts a handy thlng to have so the glrls say To Stella Panteleakos Malv Bradley bequeathes the tltle of the quxetest glrl 1n the class To Maulyn Jasmin remalns the honor of carrymg on the example set by Loulse Melanson on the dance floor 4C0I'ltlI'lU6d on Page 50 F -5 -.W It , W ,,,,,,,,,,-..-1i fag ,, . so MMMM MT H . ma - I M- -If to control next year's class meetings. To the Traffic Squad, we. bequeath H- mlm T1me 1963 Scene Ed1tors Off1C6 of the Tran scr1pt oettmg Ed1tor SIIS 1n arm chaxr beh1nd desk l1ttered w1th paper feet on table half asleep w1th hat over eves Phone rmgs Ed1tor fp1CkS up phonel Hello tgruf HV? Ed1tor s Off1C9 of the Transcr1pt Oh Its you Plnky IS lt Well IIS about t1me' I almost went to sleep wa1t1ng for vou to call Wheres Buggsy Dont you know that both of you have to scrape together enough news for our column on Whats Cookmg for the Class of 1943 9 Holy mackerel we have just two hours to go to press Get the d1ct1onarv or Whos Who but get some mater1al and hurry 1t No you cant stop at Elalne Woods soda fountam on the way even 1f she just h1red Barbara Brunelle B s1des I just phoned M155 Macomber at the l1brary to help you One th1ng more Get 1n touch Wlth MISS MOTTISOH Pres1 dent of the Nat1onal F9d9f8t10H of Wo men s Clubs She should have plenty of 1nformat1on Now find Buggsy and haxe that column ready fSlarns down re CGIVGPE My that reporter IS gettlng laz 1er and laz1er News t1cker breaks 1n Last m1nute flash' Sh1ek Ned Hou ell was severely 1nJured when h1s camel rode under a palm tree Ned s turban catch mg 1n a branch tw1rled h1m around and around l1ke a top He was rescued by sev eral loyal tr1besmen He IS suffermg from acute d1zz1ness Keep t1cker on for more last m1nute news S1gn1ng off Ed1tor leans back 1n cha1r and gets comfortable Enter Japp1nen Ed1tor speaks Edltor Well Where have vou been Buggsy Hello boss been XVO1k11'lg on that column L1sten to th1s Bernard RHCIHG that d1st1ngu1shed x1ol1n art1st w1ll make h1s first appearance IH Boston Saturday n1ght Some b1g celebret1es uh Ann Strunk IS one are DOING to be Page 29 there And heres another one fPhone r1ngs J Ed1tor Hello- who-oh P1nky Any th1ng yet IOIIICG boy br1ngs copy to deskj Well IIS about t1me Lets have lt Uh huh yeah I always knew Szar kOW1Z and Sh1ppee would get to be heads of the DHyV1ll6 Truck Farm fPauseJ fL1stens to phone and wr1tes notes at the same t1mej Yeah O K' Get some more fThen turns to Buggsy and saysj Some b1g trans cont1nental plane just been reported m1ss1ng Among the per sons on board were MISSIOHHTV lVIar1or1e Hurlbutt who was gomg to Borneo to convert some Ind1ans and Robert Lewls our fore1gn correspondent to the Land of the Sett1ng Sun Well Buggsy you d better get out and see lf you can help P1nky gather some more news fEx1t Buggsyj fEd1t0T p1CkS copy of paper that an of IICG boy dropped on h1s desk readsl Ed1tOT Dot Po1tras and Joyce Roberts starrlng ID the new Broadway h1t How Grandma Lost Her Eye Teeth have been presented w1th a s1lver cup for the1r fine work Lt Marlon Jarv1s of the VVAACS made the presentat1on at gathermg 1n M3d1SOn Square Garden An added feature of the evenlng was the parachute Jump from a 400 foot pole by Russell Cogan Daredev1l Ace of the A1r Luc1lle Wakefield head nurse of You Bneak um We FIX um Hosp1tal ports Cogans cond1t on sl1ghtly m proved fEd1tor looks up from paperj Well well I havent heard of those folks for years tThumbs through pages comes to ads J Reads one off Leonard Pages Danc1ng School Opens FP1daV N1te Features Bob Bruces Bounc1ng Band and whats tl11S9 VOC3l1St Es ther P1erce I never knew T1Ck9l breaks 1n Flash from West Coast Prom1nent Banker Ve1kkO Jap p1nen of Los Angeles was robbed last n1ght Pollce force under Chlef George Gardner are comb1ng countrv for the f - A ,,,,, X - 1 , D 0, YA ,L H, . 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WC 3 y 4 . baHd1tS who made the get away 1n a red convertlble Packard Signing off More flashes commg soon cEdltOT leans back starts lookmg through papers P1nky rushes IH all out of breath gasps outj P1nky H1 boss got here as soon as I could have some hot news on some of our old classmates of 43' L1sten-Ger trude Cournoyer had a relapse she went 1nto one of her laugh1ng spells but her secretary Av1s Brlere IS consol1ng her now They say she ll pull out of It O K fLooks through h1s papers and says agamj Heres an ad for you The MHIIIOUX Hubert Beauty Shoppe IS g1v1ng a spec 1al rate on thelr fashionable brush cut for women today only They are cele bratlng the open1ng of the1r new shop 1n New York QT1cker breaks 1nl Flash fiom Boston Someth1ng new 1n womens apparel Barbara Houses School of Des1gn announces a new eve ning gown of the new plastic a cassein or m1lk fabric It was modeled by that super duper Powers G1rl Barbara Vett That IS all Slgnmg off P1nky Well boss, I hear N B C s made a change Blrger Hurmes been made manager and the first thlng he d1d was to pert fEx1t Plnkyj fOff1CG boy enters 1n a hurry Leaves a p1le of papers on boss s desk and Wa1tS fO1 orders Looks in waste basket and p1CkS up a crumpled piece of paper Un folds It and saysl Hey look boss here s somethlng on Charl1e Beretsos I Boss breaks 1n protestsj Aw th1s IS good boss Charl1es a Captaln 1n the army but hes on the SICK list right now he was sent home for furlough and he went to a circus A toy balloon burst 1n h1s face g1v1ng him a severe case of shock Hey, look whats on the other S1d9l Whats this? Another head cold has at tacked Mlke Pappas famous screen lox er of Hollywood Play1ng 1n Shake speares 1mmortal Romeo and Juliet Pappas sneezed and fell from the ladder 1n the balcony scene It seems that he1ght makes him d1ZZy and g1V9S hlm sneezmg spells The management w1ll haxe to lower the balcony a few feet just be low the sneez1ng polnt Evelxn Hunter co star11ng as Jul1et pxotested ugorous 15 aga1nst th1s measule but Hollwxoods Cecil B Macomber calmed he1 down but Page 30 only after Pappas prom1sed it would nev Cl happen aga1n Editor It s funny what a nose can do Say go get me that report on Eustat1a Sarantopoulos the Journallst you know the one about that ser1es of lectures she s gomg to g1V6 IH England cOff1CB boy exit fEd1tor reads from a report on h1s deskj Well Well' It seems that Kath erme Keenans dreams have come true at last She IS now residing 1n New York Bertha Sroka IS soon gomg to Jo1n M1ss Keenan ln her Park Avenue home Well Damelson lost some good secretarles New Yorks galn IS Danlel son s loss Pinky and Buggsy enter QRush IH w1ldly speak togetherj P1nky Hey boss' Th1nk of 1t' Bow tles are IH style aga1n for the women' Rlta Phoen1x that debutante was seen wear 1ng one at a dinner party Buggsy Marv Bradley and Irene Tou chette have finally done It they are mar I'16dll P1nky She was wearing one at a d1nner party given at Fred Maynards Boston home Fred s Ford got a flat tlre Buggsy It was double ceremony Two brldegrooms and everyth1ng good! Dayv1lle s mayor Edward Lock er was elected by a landsl1de last night the votes show only one oppos1ng vote Someth1ng fishy The first change the new mayor made was to hire Eva Cote for h1S secretary S1gn1ng oil Take lt easy now' fPhone r1ngs Edltor PICKS up rece1v er Ed1tor Hullo yeah uh huh sure' Say Buggsy go see 1f that story about Sh1rle5 Babb1tt IS true Some guy told us she was worklng for the Government trvmg to stra1ghten out the coffee problem for the Second World War fBuggsy EX1l2Sl P1nky Say boss heres my last report Eleanor Mathieu has been awarded a champ1onsh1p pr1ze for be1ng the best seamstress 1n the Unlted States At the same gather1ng Luc1lle LaBonte was g1v en a sllver spoon for be1ng the best house Wlfe ln the United States R1ta Vashon Pres1dent of the Modern Homes Maga zme made the award Well boss Ive got some work to do be back 1n a few mmutes fEx1t P1nky j Contmued on Page 491 U . . U l , , b 7 G . 7 . . , , .. , L ' 7 Z ' , 1 1 . . 1 , . -5 . ' ' . l l 1 l . . . l . ' . . , 1 1 l . 7 G , . 1 1 1 L - ' . 7 , . . . 1 1 1 - , . . . . . . - l I l I , , : , . . 1 ' - 9 . l 7 . l - T . . ' ' ,' , . . D l 9 y . . , , . . . , , appoint Howard Knox chief television ex- Ticker comes ing Flash! fB0y this is . . . , . . . . , , . - - 1 2 . , . . 1 . 7- 1 1 1 ' 3 7 7 ' ' . , l , . . , . I . . . - I . , . . H- I, , . . . . I T ' 1 1 ' 1 ' , 1 1 . I I ' l a 1 . I e , . . 7 ' . . r- . . I, ' 7 ' 5 I , . ' ,, . ,Z . . . . L - f -' - ' l v I ' v . 7 . , . , . , , I - .. . . Y. - V -d , v , . . Q Q 1 , J UNIOBS SOPHUMORES FRESHMEN CLASSES THE JUNIURS JUNIOR CLASS Front Row, left to right: P. McKenney, R. Brooks, B. Couture, C. At- sales, M. Bennett, N. Anderson, G. Swainson, S. Litke. G. Aubin, R. Henault J. Kogut, J. Lane, C. Zanglis, B. Sarault, R. Marland, E. Marland, B. Wood- mancy, J. Moulin. Second Row: J. Bernier R. Jillou, E. Reddy V. Clayton, E. Smalley R. Marrotte, M. Whitman, Stone, V. Wheeler, F. Chase, G. Baranski, A. Stone, M. Hammond, S. Nachyly, C. Carragher, M. Boulais, J. Duprey L. Gauthier. Third Row: E. Airola, P. Ferron, E. Vashon, E. McGinn, L. Ladd, C Kent, E. O'Leary, R. McDermott, E. LaFantasie, V. Atsales, M. Davis, L Laprade, P. Dean, B. Madden, B. Booher, M. Myers. Fourth Row: P. Giguere, N. Pellerin, R, Bernier, D. Kisby, N. Mooney L. Misto, A. Herklots. S. Zanglis, E. Bernier, L. Poitras, L. Woisard, A Racine. J. Howell, C. Babcock, F. Shippee. Fifth Row: N. Spaulding, G. Bertorelli. C. Fiske, F. Lehrer, E. Rosted E. Raitalla. Page 32 v v THE SUPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS First row, left to right:W. Comtois, S. Wilbur, Y. Chartier, G. Maynard M. Jasmin, R. Milone, B. Wilson, L. Helbig. G. Socquet, J. Tillinghast, L Viens, T. Ralph, M. Magoon, J. Trahan, M. Desmarais, I. Gregoire, M. Joki L. Poitras, M. Locker, I. Williams, V. Atsales, R. Barbeau Second Row: J. Pestana, M. Keenan, J. Roberts, H. Schiffer, B. Cooke E. Poirier, R. Nash, C. Lapidus, R. Roy, P. Taylor, L. Spaulding, E. Alho M. Thompson, L. Cooke, T. Gorman, N. Korby, K. Kenny, A. Ouillette, M Weaver. Third Row: R. Gould, J. Kamuda, T. Boulais, S. Brenn. A. Rivais, G. Bernier, B. Ralph, H. Schapp, V. Zurowski, L. Robichaud, P. Perreault, M. Bailey. C. Sarault, H. Kuszaj, A. Yates, M. Terwilliger, H. Gilbert, R. Thoren, N. Conklin, E. Blumenthal, H. Zipkin. Fourth Row: R. Turenne, N. Richards, J. Terreault, A. Barrowclough E. Chapin, N. Beaudreau. W. Turkia. L. Harrington, H. Harriott, L. Lal Bossiere, L. LaF1eur, D. Patterson. Fifth Row: L. Bertorelli, M. Mondor, T. Coolidge, N. Desilets, W. Pea- body, R. Lefrancois, R. Ouillette, R. Harrington. W. Phaneuf, R. Warren. Page 33 v THE FRESHMEN FRESHMAIN CLASS F1rst Row left to rlght F LaBelle A Choquette E Mazzarella R Young G Yakus W Mountford L Devlllez M Weaver E Ross A OBr1en R Boulals S Wrllxams P W1ld G Webster R Frechette T Godbout C Dombek D Brewster D Cote N Wood E Oja B Fontame P Morm J Cross Second Row R Gaudreau C House M Whxpple F Bard R LaBelle R Cameron M Aubln L Marchesseault E Allard R Ryan R Luclbella C Lefrancols C Hayward L Bellsle D Perry L Corbexl L Lacharlte M Devmey M Brown R Caplet Thlrd Row A Wahtera W N1Sb8t C H111 G Beretsos R Morin E Pellett H Knowles L Stone W Gale S Vlens E Howland E Paqu1n E Barrette D Maclna H Smlth P Rlouvr F Whltman C Russo H K1m ball T Gorman Fourth Row W Hubert F C'iI'I'l5,h6I P Ralnvllle R SHIIKOWILZ M Stetson R Lltke M Lxtke F W0-lClk M MOIQXI M Moodv E Atsales G Campbell K Chapman E L1Fmtme H Nlchxlx Flfth Rove R Dav1s M Pxelce D Dans G Chandler G Chase R Herklots R Gould R Bard L Ladd R Bolxes M Bolves M Barlbeault B Russell L Vandall A L1Bel1e J Gr 'SZIQWICZ B Del Pesco Page 34 : . . . . . 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L I Urgamzatlons Year Book Staff Klllonlan Board Student Councll Trattlc Squad Ban Boys Clee Club Glrls Clee Club H1 Latln Club J ournal1sm Club d Orchestra '-Y YEAR BOOK STAFF Flrst Row left to r1ght L Gauthler M Jarvls D Poltras R Phoemx J Roberts MISS Ruth Prest E Plerce J Roberts A Morrxson E Sarantopoulos N Howell Second Row E Hunter E Marland R Jlllou L LaBonte A Dallxda M Mllone A Strunk H Anderson B Brunell M Ma111oux J Hubert K Keenan P Dean H Schlffer J Cross T Ralph L Vmens Thlrd Row H Knowles L Stone S Vlens W Gale H Knox M Magoon F Har rmgton P LaBoss1ere J Txllmghast R Marland E Blumenthal L Helblg R Cameron P Ferron Th1S year the Kxlloman was changed 1n many ways A smaller paper and type was used and many new artlcles were put ln Book YSVISWS and muslc revlews were publ1shed monthly as well as a column of Boys 1n Servlce, whlch conslsted of letters from K1ll1ngly boys 1n all branches of the servxce MISS Bake the faculty advlsor thls year gaxe able asslstance and guldance to the staff The Year Book staff whlch IS super v1sed by Mxss Prest conslsts of the reg ular staff plus a group of Semors The regular staff of th1s year was as follows Edltor ln Chlef Joyce Roberts 43 ASS1St3Dt Editor and Llterary Edltor E ther Plerce 43 Humor Edltor Pr1sc1lla Dean 44 Column1sts Barbara Wllson 45 Doro thx LaFlamme 44 Dorothy Laschereau 6 Page 36 News Edltors Leon Gauthler 43 Bev erly Woodmancy 46 Eustatla Saran topoulos 43 Busmess Manager Rlta Phoenlx 43 Advertlslng Manager Jean Roberts Class Reporters Dorothy Po1tras 43 Leo Vxens 45 Paul Ra1nv1lle 46 Exchange Edltor Mary Magoon 45 Art Staff Lenore Helblg 45 Terrl Ralph 45 Feature Wrxters Ruth and Ellzabeth Marland 44 He1d1 Schlffer 45 LOUISE Spauldmg 45 Jenn1eT1ll1nghast 45 Sports Ed1tors Leon Gauthler 43 Ann Morrrson 43 D Pellerln 44 A Pratte 44 E Blumenthal 45 Advertxsmg Staff Jean Cross 41' Stanley Vlens 46 Roderxck Cameron 46 Lawrence Stone 46 Whltcomb Gale 46 Harold Knowles 46 Typlsts J Hubert 43 M MdlllOUX 43 ' , I . , . . . , . . - 1 ' , . ., . . . - - 1 . - I , 1 , . , . , . . - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . 1 - , - . - 1 - 1 - - . , . , . . 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Q ' l . , 1 1 1 - Y 7 Y N 1 Y l . l . l , Y V ' V ' v V . ,v ' '- 1 -1 , ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 KILLON IAN BOARD Frrst Row left to rrght L Gaufhler L VIGIIQ R Phoenrx J Roberts Mrss Bake E Prerce J Roberts A Morrrson P Ferron R Cameron Second Row H Knowles D Portras M Ma oon T Ralph L Helbrg E Blumenthal R 'VIcDermott M Marlloux J Hubert K Keenan E Sarantopoulos Thrrd Row W Gale B Vrens J Trllrnahast R Marland E Marland L Spauldrng B Wrlson P Dean H Schrffer G Aubrn B Woodmfrncx Fourth Rovx R LeFranco1s D Patterson L Stone K Keenan 43 G Aubrn 43 P Ferron The Senrors supplementrng the staff for the Year Book are Howard Knox Eve lvn Hunter Barbara Brunell Hrlda An derson Exa Cote Annette Darlrda Lu crlle LaBonle lNed Howell Frank Har rrngton Paul LaBoss1ere Alan Brooks MHIIUII Jarvrs Verkko Japprnen Krth errne Keenan Marlon Mrlone The advertrsrng staff of the Vearbook xx orked especrallx hard to keep up the Page 31 good record of last year s members They succeeded rn reachrng an even hrgher goal than any precedrng group had reached A prrze was offered the three who col lected the largest sums from adwertrsers The wrnners vtere as follovxs Frrst prrze of ten dollars Elsre Blu menthal Second prrzo of frxe dollars Rutl Jrllou Thrrd prrze of one dollar Harold Knowles . . . , . .., . , . , , . 1 - . . v - v - . .. 1 ' U ' . . .. . , . 5 , , . , . . . 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STUDENT COUNCIL Flrst Row left to rlght J Pestana R Henault P Dean Mlss Danlelson B Racme F Harrlngton T Boulals M Magoon B Woodmancy Second Row R Marrotte B Hurme M Moody R, Brooks G Socquet E Allard Thlrd Row J Roberts R Phoemx H Anderson S VIEHS A Strunk E Sarantopoulos R Frechette The Student Council At 1ts first meetxng of the year offxcers of the Student Councll were chosen as follows Pres1dent Bernard RZCIHG VICE Pres1dent Prxscllla Dean and Secretary Treasurer Robert Heneault The exe cutlve councll accordlng to custom IS composed of the offlcers and two addl tlonal elected members whlch th1s year were Frank Harrmgton and George Socquet Under the very able guxdance of Mlss Damelson the faculty advlsor the coun cxl has been lnstrumental m keepmg the school runmng smoothly by performlng such dutles as ralslng the Hag each morn mg cleanmg the school grounds and gym naslum of paper suggestlng axr rald and Page 38 fire dr1ll precautlons, and helping regu late a1r ra1d practice Carrymg out 1lZS mam obyectlves, that of prov1d1ng a greater understandmg be tween the school faculty and pupmls and also solvlng problems referred to xt by the prmclpal faculty and student body the councll has been kept unusually actlve One example of the latter was the tact ful handllng of the problem regardlng the Semor Hop thxs year Students were urged to attend wzthout usmg automo b1les thereby savmg precxous gas and tlres All met the s1tuat1on IH the proper Splrlt and found they could enjoy the Hop and yet help thelr country at the same tlme TRAFFIC SQUAD F1rst Row left to rlght N Howell P Dean R Henault J Roberts M1ss Damelson E PISTCC W Tsakonas B Racme C Beretsos J Howell Second Row F Harrmgton E Reddy R Warren D Poltras R Phoen1x J Roberts P Gxguere Thlrd Row L Vlens F Wood M Mallloux E Sarantopoulos E Marland L Helblg R Marland Traffic Squad Thls year the Traffxc Squad cont1nued xts work of dlrectlng the behav1or of stu dents 1n the halls Added to the squad s usual dutles IS the respons1b1l1ty of a1d 1nG durmg a1r ralds The squad cons1sts of 25 members 1 Semors 8 Junlors and 0 Sophomores The Laptam of the squad was Joy ce Rob erts the sergeant Esther Pxerce lleuten ant Bernard Racme The squad was un der the gtudance of MISS Dan1elson Page .19 The members were Semors Charles Bexetsos Bernard RRCIHG Frank Har rmgton Joyce Roberts, Ned Howell, Eus tat1a Sarantopoulos Marguerlte Ma1l loux W1ll1am Tsakonas Rlta Phoenlx Ela1ne Wood Esther Plerce, Dorothy P01 tras Junlors Joslyn Fleld Paul Glg uere Robert Heneault James Howell Ellzabeth Marland Ruth Marland E11 een Reddy Sophomores Lenore Hel b1 Jean Roberts Leo Vxens R1Chafd Warren , I . , . , . . . . , . , - 1 - y - Y - - . . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . . 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's' 151 211,11 '1 yn-airs to co Puff ORCHESTRA Fnst Row left to rx ht K Chandlel W Peabodx 'VI Desllcts S Chfa xdle Q 'VIlll'11ld 'Vhss Gemldlne Markhflm M stone A Ston R 'VI110ne B RICIIIC Second Row N Spauldlng P GILUPTC V IRDDIIIQII R B1ucf D R11IlX1llL L Spiuld lllg F l.NI'1ll'T11Cl R Mlmotte I L'1dd L Cauthlel Orchestra The h1gh school o1Lhest1a has showz a rnallied IITIQIOXQU ent unde1 the sL1ll ful d1rect1on of MISS Geraldme Malls ham new to the K1ll1IlflX H1 h school ffl ultx th1 Xen 'Ihu hue pC1lOIITlPL fox xa11ou school 1Lt1x t1Ls 1I1ClllCl1DQ he Sen1o1 Plax Spealsmf Contest Jln o Plflxs and G1acluat1on EXGICISGS W1th1H the l'1st few HIS t e t1 AV P156 41 sc Lt1o11 h is bun I IUXXIIIQ xelx small but 1'11s xc ll he o1Lhcst1 1 '1s '1 whole IS go 111K to SLIFTGI a '1Q'lt loss when Be1nard Rm ne E t'1e1 P G1 ce Vulxlso Jappmen Ho ut B11 Ce lncl qtfxnlu Chandler Q 11' 111 left know the Hx 1 s f the I-lowexer 1 th 11110 ed Q lo t on the11 pmt un er the tuteli Q M s 11Ia1kham thex w1ll 4 ll IX o 1 as usual 111 the xea1 to come '. 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E YK fm v' GIRLS GLEE CLUB Fxrst Row left to Ylght P Dean E Sullnan E Hunter G Webster J Bou1a1s E Pomer IL Reddy M Thompson I Alho G Aubm Second Row R MIIODS C Carragher B WIISOH S Lrtke M1ss Markham I Gregmre A Stone M Stone M Magoor J Trahan Thrrd Row E P16108 B Vett L Spauldlng M Moody E Marland A Schlffer J Tllhnghast J Roberts B Cooke M Jasmxn E Blumenthal M Macomber M Desmara1s Last Row T Godbout A OBr1en R Mfxrland J Roberts B Madden A Strunk H Anderson R Phoemx B Booher P WOJCIK T Gorman B Brunelle BOYS GLEE CLUB lf- 'st Row. 11-11 '- .1 . Q' -. . . 1 le. A 11 lynv. H '- . E, Al' ' , Seem d Row. llf g I A. lVI1iC1JIl1lJC'1'. C. BQ-Mtsos. S, Ch'xnd1e1'. F. Hfirrington. Racine. Page 42 H1Y F1I'St Row left to r1ght M Pappas P LZBOSSICTB F Maynard L Gauthler N Howell B RBCIHG G Page F Harrlngton L Page Second Row B Bruce L Poxtras C Beretsos Mr Hays A Raclne G Gardner J Howell Th1rd Row L Wolsard F Shlppee D Patterson R Henault C Stetson J Lane The H1 Y The year 1942 1943 seemed to be an 1ll fated one for the Boys H1 Y In Septem ber 1942 a new gymnas1um 1nstructor was made sponsor of the club He was the very popular Mr Cohee Shortly after however Mr Cohee left Kmlllngly H1gh School and the H1 Y was left IH a xery dxsorgamzed state The organ1zat1on was made more flrm 1n November when Mr Kelly the new b1ologV and math teacher was gxven the dut1es of sponsor of the club No sooner had h1s capable management begun to help the H1 Y than he too left Iullxngly to teach at Norwlch Free Academy The leaderless club havmg many new problems caused by wart1me dut1es dxd not hold many more meetlngs fox the rest of the year The aeronautxcs course and part t1me Jobs held by the boys made day t1me meetlngs 1mposs1b1e and evemng meetmgs fa1led because of transportatlon problems Desp1te many set backs offlcers were chosen for the year and a l1m1ted but en terta1n1ng number of socxal events were dances Bernard Raclne was the pres1 dent and Cerald Page the v1ce pres1dent Ned Howell was the secretary treasurer New members 1n1t1ated mto the group 1ncluded Clayton Stetson Fred Shlppee James Howell Albert Racme John Lane Robert Bruce Leo Po1tras Stewart Pur v1s Emo Suoml DaV1d Patterson and Ted Maynard Several members left the club durlng the school year EIHO Suoml moved to Cal1forn1a Robert T1ll1nghast entered college and Russell Cogan 1o1ned the Army A1r Corps Club members all look forward to a more act1ve program next year Page 43 u v I n 7 7 1 - . - ' enjoyed, such as skating and informal 7 Y ' ' - 7 . 1 ' - ' I . 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H . v . . 1 ' ' LATIN CLUB FIYSL Row left to r1,,ht R Cameron C Lapldus T Ralph B Atsales R Mllone J Cross G Webster G Campbell Second Row E Howland M Desmaraxs J Trahan Mrs Whlte M 'viagoon W Phaneuf M Bolves Thlrd Row F Bard E Blumenthal P W1ld J Roberts E Vashon C Barrowclough Moran K Chapman R Bard E Chapln Lat'n Club Near the beg1nn1ng of the term tlee Latm II students orgamzed a club 1n whxch they could use the language prac txcally At the meetmgs held everv oth er week Lat1n played the pr1nc1pal part 1n qurzzes and other entertamment When January rolled around the Lat 1n I students by then suffxclently ad vanced were made members durlng a tncky 1n1t1at1on Smce then the aug mented group has begun plans for a late sprmg banquet LFHLIOHQ permlttlngj Journallsm Club A small elub was formed to help stu dents who xx ere mterested 1n journahsm There were four members Barbara Mad den Bettx Boohel Ruth Jlllou and Bal bara Vett These students xx rote rexlexxs of ill ex ents tmxlnv plate m hxgh sehool ea h xxeelx for the TIAHSCIIDI The elub xx under the d1ILC.l1OIl of M158 Max dl Due to the xxax no tubs xxexe made I nexx spapex OfflC9S as xx as planned -,p- J UURNALISM CLUB B Xftt Page -l-1 ACTIVITIES Senlor Play J unlor Plays Senlor Informal Speaklng Contest J un1or Prom Sophomore Dance Freshman Dance K. A A Party , q I . , . ' , . , . , . , . 1 1 I ' .. 1 Q - . . Y H . , . . . . ' 1 Y !7 55 1 ' ' ' 7 ' u 77 ' ' 5 7 , , , , H . . . . . . ' Y 7 , . 1 ' ' mother, Mrs. Bennettg and Barbara Bru- , ' 'L ' - , . . . . . . ,, 1 ' 9 ' ' 1 ' 9 V 1 ' v ' -. . L4 ' - ,y 1 1 ' l , . . . , . v Q ' . . ' 5 l. ' . l Y - Y . . , , y U . N - 3 ' . ' I AY- - . SENIOR PLAY CAST Front Row left to nght D Poltras B Brunell P LaBoss1ere F Maynard A Strunk B Racme J Roberts B Vett Back Row left to rlght H Knox A Morrlson B Hurme H Anderson Mrs Moody F Harrlngton N Howell The Semor Play On November 20 1942 the annual Sen lor Play was presented ln the Klllmgly Hlgh School audltorlum The three act play, A Connectlcut Yankee 1n Kmg Ar thur s Court was performed by the Sen lor cast Everyone agreed that Mrs Moody s first dramatlc productlon at K1l hngly was a great success The cast was headed by Frederlck Maynard who played the leadmg role of Hank Bennett the Yankee H11da An derson gave an excellent portrayal of h1s nelle s character1zat1on of h1s slster Mar ron added comedy to the play As the scene changed lnto a med1eval court Kmg Arthur the hen pecked husband was played by Bernard Racxne Ann Strunk was cast as the domlneermg Queen Gumevere Paul LHBOSSIBTB as the crafty Merlln and Ann MOFTISOD was hls accompllce ln crlme Morgan Le Fay Further comedy was supplled bv Robert Tlllmghast and Ned Howell who por trayed the gallant kmghts bagramor and Launcelot VVh1l6 among the supportmg players were Dorothy Poxtras as Clar ence the Page Barbara Vett as Elame and Joy ce Roberts as Sandy The effectlveness of costumes made by members of the class and lngenlous set Page 46 tmgs of the propertles commxttee added greatly to the enjoyment of the play Jumor Play s On Aprxl 9 the J unlors presented three one act plays The first one By Our selves starred Robert Heneault who had a very dlfflcult t1me trymg to Wlfe Pr1sc1l1a Dean over to h1s th1nk1ng Fredo Lehrer d1d h1s prevent th1s un1on of thought Howell and Betty Booher gave supportmg performance Wm hls way of best to James a good The second play entltled Jolnt Own ers ln Spam was a comedy June Ber mer E1leen Reddy Ruth McDermott and Beverly Woodmancy d1d a fine p19CB of work The last play but certamly not the least was Spreadmg the News a typ 1cal example of how rumors spread so qu1ckly The cast composed of James Howell Barbara Madden Marcelle Bou lals Sarah Lltke Mllton Myers Albert Raclne Paul Ferron Carl F1Ske Joslyn Fleld and stuart Purvls gave a very suc ussful perfox mance The tneless work of Mls Moody was one of the most lmportant factors ID the success of the plays as was the coopera tlon of the varlous commlttees and the cast as a whole The Senxor Informal Even Santa Claus was present at the Semor Informal held on December 11 1n the K1ll1ngly H1gh School gymnaslum The theme for the evenlng was A Wh1te Chr1stmas Among Chrlstmas trees cov ered mth very real1stc snow those at tend1ng danced to the muslc of Jlmmy Whltman and h1s orchestra In one cor ner hung a huge s1lver star and durmg the er en1ng confett1 fell g1v1ng the effect of snow whlle the theme song Wh1te Chr1stmas was played The chaperones 'VIr and Mrs Iavs Vlxss Prest M1ss Bake M1ss Oldfield Mr Socquet Mxss Sherldan Mrs Moody M1ss Hustad and Mr Payne a n a l1v1nG room complete w1th fireplace Chrlstmas tree and other decoratlons The entertainment was Well balanced 1nclud1ng both the serlous and the hum orous Leonard Page and Charle Ber etsos dld a J1tterbug dance Leonard tak mg the part of the glrl Mr Payne then led an octette of boys 1n the s1ng1ng of Chr1stmas carols and later everyone Jomed 1n Dur1ng 1nterm1ss1on the trees were auctloned off by Ted Maynard Punch and cookles were served by the refresh ment comrmttee stra1ns of muslc d1ed away and wxth xt the end of the Semor Informal another success of the Class of 1943 The Semor Hop At a meet1ng of the Semor class held early 1n February the class was faced vuth a SQFIOUS questlon Should they have a formal dance or 1nformal'7 The gravlty of the s1tuat1on caused by the gas ol1ne shortage and pleasure dr1v1ng ban was well real1zed by all the members of the class When a vote was taken on the matter lt was almost unanlmously xn fa vor of an mformal dance The Semor Informal Hop was held 1n the hxgh school gymnasxum at 800 p m .the orchestra engaged for the dance was none other than the Colleglans of the UD1VGFS1tX of Connectlcut An outstand rn even of the evenmg was the crown mg of the Queen of Healts bx oul Llass presxdent The thx ee Judges unanlmouslv chose Theresa Boula1s as supreme Dur Page 47 mg 1nterm1ss1on refreshments cons1st1ng of cook1es and punch were served The or1g1nal1ty of the decoratlons caused much favorable comment Smce war condltlons necessar1ly have curtaxlecx the amount of crepe paper and other ma terlals the decoratlons certa1nly were a credlt to the responslble commlttee Large valentlnes hearts and sweetheart silhouettes were the ma1n decoratlons Chaperones pre ent for the gala affalr were Mr and Mr R Vernon Hays Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Kellv M1ss Ruth A Prest M1ss Adah Damelson M1ss Dorls n'IcGlynn and M ss Marguer1te Chartler Cha1rmen of the commlttees for the dance were General Charrman Joyce Roberts T1ckets Bernard RHCIHG Adver t1s1ng Leon Gauthler Decoratlons Ted Maynard Orchestra Joyce Roberts Re freshments Rlta Phoenxx Clean up Bar bara Vett Tlcket Collectors Raymond Lafave and Eustatxa Sarantopoulos Coat Check1ng Eva Cote and Lucllle L Bonte The Speaking Contest One of our most eagerly ant1c1pated events of the year the 18th Annual Speakmg Contest was held on Aprll 2 1943 Thls year nlne students partlcx pated 1n the event The1r selectxons were g1ven 1n the followlng order 1 Noth ng but the Tooth bv Robert Benchley Inez Baxley 2 Buy a Dog Lady'7 by Ellis Par ker Butler Glorla Webster 3 Father Lets 1n the Telephone bv Clarence Day Ruth Brooks 4 Three Italxan D1alect Poems by Thomas A Daly Marlan Moodv 5 The Necklace by Cuy de Mau passant Lenore Helblg 6 The Wh1te C1f'fs by Allce Duer M1ller Rosa M1lone 7 September Morn by Leotz H Black Ralph Young 8 Tom Sawyers Love Affalr b Mark Twam Irene C-rego1re 9 Act II Scene I Twelfth Nlght hx W Shakespeare Vlolet Clayton The prlzes were awarded by Mr War len a fo1me1 prmclpal of ou1 school to Lenole Helblg was wlnnel of first prlze of ten dollar second prlze of five dollars went to Rosa M1lone thlrd prlze of two 7 r. - it , ' . . . a 1 ' 77 ' X U . N Q - . . . . , , V . . . A 1 - V . y s o A7 ' l , Z . nt - f. q . S. . , . ' H . . . ' . U, . I L . . . . v 1 , v - 1 l l , . l S l 1 . . : I v I l l D I . s ' lg ' , 7 Q V ' , v ' ' l ' - 1 ' a ' . S - v . .. 7 - 0 ' . . I . 7 7 a- 1 . . At 12.00 o'clock midnight, the last . ' . . . . . . , , - - . . .l , . . . H 5 -77 u ' ,y . . ' s - ' ' l 4' - l vv ' a VT . I v' ' ' Ln - - ,, ' ' . , 7 s - l 3 ' . ' ' ' - sa vs 1 r ' . 4. - iklu v .Y y ' ' ' - can l vw ' ' as v' . 1, . . - , -4 . y T' . A4 I . ,, l. , , I v at - YY , - . - V . I - ' v ' - n g A 1 - . , . . ' - . . Y L' 2 . . V - . L. , - Y Q V- ' 1 . . . f . . . . K S: . n ' 1 A fifty to Ralph Young Irene Gregolre re celved honorable mentlon Mr Stlckney superlntendent f schools gave a word of welcome Musxc was provlded by the orchestra under the dlrectlon of M1ss Markham Partlclpants IH the Speaklng Contest owe much to the competent teachlng of several of the teachers Judges of the prlze speakmg were Mr Francls Curran prmclpal of Putnam Hxgh School Dr Wlllnam Gruhn from the UH1VerSlty of Connectlcut Mr John A Langford su perlntendent of schools ln Putnam Jumor Prom The Class of 44 presented a hxghly suc cessful and most enjoyable Jun1or Prom on May 14 The theme of the occaslon was Dance of the Future and lt was carrled out Wlth blue and gray decora tlons Muslc was furnlshed by Eddy Dodd and h1s orchestra By vote of the Jun1or Class Georgette Aubm was crowned Queen of the Prom by Robert Heneault presldent Thxs event took place on a specially constructed platform wxth appropr1ate l1ght1ng Robert Hen eault as president of the class acted as general chalrman of thls annual sprlng dance Sophomore Dance October 29 1942 was one evenmg when the K1ll1ngly Hlgh School doors were opened to all who wlshed an exc1t1ng tlme and an unforgetable evenmg of entertaln ment The gala occaslon was the annual Sophomore dance whxch began at 800 and ended at 12 00 The decoratlons had Hallowe en as the1r theme Grmnmg pumpkms hunch ed back cats orangemoonsandmysterlous vutches adorned the gymnasxum In the mxdst of th1s wlerd settlng couples danced to the muslc of Jlmmy Whltman and his orchestra Durlng an mtermxsslon entertalnment was presented by local talent ln the form of dancmg and smgmg Refreshments COI1S1StlI'lg of doughnuts and clder were served after the entertainment No dance IS posslble wlthout respon slble commxttees The followmg were chaxrmen of the1r commlttees Decora t1ons Rlchard Oulllette Invxtatxons Page 48 Elalne Polrler and Lolande Chartxer Re freshments LOUISE Spauldlng Entertam ment Irene Gregomre T1Ck9tS Elsxe Blu menthal The class executxve comm1t tee was responslble for the clean up Chaperones for the even1ng were M1ss Oldfield M1ss Bake Mrs Whxte and Mr and Mrs Hays Freshman Dance On February 19 the Freshmen held a dance ln the school gymnaslum They dlsplayed great art1st1c talent ln thls the Hrst dance of the1r career The gymnas mum was very effectlvely decorated 1n red whlte and blue The color scheme and general mot1ves were based on George W8Sh1ngtOn s blrthday and the Celllng and walls were covered Wlth varlous de slgns related to the general theme BeS1d6S the regular dancxng there was an mterlude of mlxed dances Wh1Ch m cluded a Paul Jones a couple of novelty dance and to the amusement of all a good old fashloned broom dance The mam feature of the evenmg was a bv that most talented Senlor Evelyn Hunter an accordlon solo by Ralph Young and a Jltterbug Contest' Thls contest was we belleve the first of 1ts klnd to be held at Klllxngly and 1f one may Judge by the students applause It was well lxked At 1nterm1ss1on refreshments of punch and cookles were served Danc1ng was then resumed agaln and contlnued unt1l 11 30 The class of 1946 IS to be congrat ulated on the success of 1ts first dance K A A Party The annual party for K A A mem bers was held on January 8 Thls fes txve occasxon began w1th basketball games between the womens faculty and glrls and also between the men s faculty and varslty team The students were the v1ctors ln both games The banner for 100 membership was accepted by Frank Harrxngton on behalf of h1s class The Senlors were the only ones to reach the goal Refleshments of clder and doughnuts were served and the fun was concluded bv ballroom and novelty dancmg . . - F. . . . z - - v l ' - 1 0 1 v ' 1 ' ' - 7 Y ' ' ' 1 3 . . . - Y , . . , . . 7 I 7 a - ' ' D ' . 7 . . . . , I 4. . vs - ' 1 ' l . . . , ' I n , - u ' a Y 7 , 1 -- . . . . floor show. This consisted of a tap dance 1 U 1 I ' I . . . , , . ' 7 l . , l . 7 ' 1 , . .. . , , I a 1 a I - Y - . . . . , ' 7 . , . . . . , . . I rCont1nued from page 30a PROPHECY Ed1tor Ah thls w1l1 have to go on the first page The farm of Payne 8: Payne Co has expanded so rapldly that Ray mond LaFave ch1ef expert on laymg hens has had to h1re two more bookkeepers Clalre Bel1sle and LOUISE Doyen were chosen from a group of 100 apphcants QP1cks up another paper and readsj Noted as the only woman leglslator 1n Connectxcut Theresa Bern1er announced to the country that she was gomg to mar rv that clothes salesman Robert Motz how d1d she do 1t'? Gee he was an old woman hater fOff1C9 boy comes sauntermg ln lazlly J Hey Boss theres some guy out 1n the hall waltlng for you Its a Mr otanlev Chandler he says he manufacturers zoot sults He wants to know 1f you QEd1tor breaks 1n J Edltor Busy' Busy Tell hlm to walt beS1deS Im no ptterbug' fT1cker comes 1n J Last m1nute report' A last mxnute clue as to the whereabouts of Remo W1rta the Umted Statess best sclentlst has been found by H1lda An derson who arrxved ln Alaska a few days ago Some Esklmo told Mlss Anderson that some fur clad Whlte man was seen travellng at the North Pole 1n a sledge moblle H1lda lnherlted a gold m1ne and went to l1ve among the Esklmos CPhone rlngs Ed1tor answersj Hello' Who? Oh you P1nky What dxd you Endo Couldnt be very good youve only been gone ten mmutes What? A report from the cap1tal'7 What IS 1t Paul LHBOSSIGFG9 Sure I remember hlm' Hes runn1ng for governor Good' I wont vote for hlm' Brmg the story up here rxght away Whos runmng agamst h1m Theresa Martm well' Shell make a good governor Gee I can remember how she used to chew gum all day xn school Never got caught elther O K P1nk5 follow up that report and call me back later Goodbye QHangs upj Buggsy Eee gad boss heres a scoop' It sure IS b1g Get thxs Another mar rlage' Page 49 Edltor breaks ln No blushlng 1n the aud1ence please Buggsy Yes another one Ronald La Bosslere captam of the USS-eloped W1th Loulse Melanson last nlght H gave h1mself a two week furlough to go on a honeymoon H1s shlp sa1ls for In d1a two days after he gets back from h1s tr1p Telegrams and rad1ograms haxe been pourlng IH from all over the world 1nclud1ng one from the famous surgeon of Russxa Robert T1ll1nghast Off1ce boy comes 1n Clayton Stetson and Allan Rvysyla1nen just flew over ln their new gyroscope They radloed down and want to know mf they can land on our roof The last one landed 1n the cellar remember boss It should be strong now Brooks the construct1on engmeer bu1lt It really strong after the last acc1dent fSound effects off stage crashmg lumberj Edltor Well our roof leaks again Re mlnd me to p1ck up the P16065 after I get my work done Plnky Th1S about finlshes the column Boss Just found out that Bob Bruce and H1s Bouncmg Band have met w1th an unfortunate acc1dent The1r car colllded on Ma1n street w1th Annette Daxlxda poet and composer of svmphomes and Mar 1on M1lone cartoonxst for the Hartford Herald Maurlce Terw1lleger pollceman on Main street made no arrest Leon Gauthxer 1nsurance agent was called to the scene to state the damages Bob was hurt serxously but 1s ffettlng better That means however no danclng class for Leonard Page unless he can book the Trumpet TFIO who vxlll be go1ng through town on a CFUISQ throughout the state They are p1an1st Gerald Page trumpeter W1ll1am Tsakonas and the banjo kmg Frank Hal rlngton Edltor Cood work boys That about completes our column Let s see lt ll be gomg to P1955 IH about one hour and by tomght lt wlll sweep the country I hope all those classmates read that column It w1ll be mterestlng to each and every one of them . . . . 7- - . , Y. . . , - . e , . . v v . - - V - 1 V . . . . , , . . v I W I l v . . . 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Q v - . , . . , Q . . . fCOl1t1I1l16d from page 281 To Robert Heneault Foo Harrmgton be queathes hrs fourth term pres1dent1al returns To Louls LaFleur Russell Cogan leaves the unwanted ab1l1ty to be the chxef headache for the Traff1c Squad To Beatrlce Sarault IS gxven the t1tle of shortest glrl ln the class by Evelvn Hunter To that up and coming Sophomore Theresa Boulals Irene Touchette leaves her neatness ID appearance and her qu1et ness To anyone lnterested Allen Brooks do nates three volumes of Jokes for All Clrcumstances to be read durlng any dull Enghsh class To Lorralne Ladd Clalre Kent and Norma Anderson 1S left a trxple com radeshlp unparalleled 1n s1ncer1ty by Bar bara Brunelle Ann Strunk and Hllda Anderson To Fredo Lehrer Leonard Page leaves hrs gracefulness and versatxlxty on the dance floor To Georgette Aubxn IS left one of the most l1ked personahtles and sweetest d1S pos1t1ons by Joyce Roberts To Albert Racme VE1kk0 Japplnen leaves h1s qu1et but wltty humor Lucllle Wakefield has left her appen d1X ln the safe at the Day Klmball Hos p1tal for Shlrley Brenn To Donald Harrlngton Ned Howell be queathes h1s txtle of Class Shlek for the commg year To any number of lonesome underclass glrls Shlrley Babbltt leaves her llst of servlce camp addresses To Mllton Myers Bllly Tsakonas do nates two treasured C0p16S of The Age of Mathematlcs and SCIEHCS Slmpllfled Gertrude Cournoyer leaves her noxs mess as well as her g1ggle to Mary Ben nett In the presence of the august Senlor advlsor MISS Prest we wltness thls doc ument declarmg lt to be our final tes tament Hereto we afflx our s1gnatures as tes tators for the Class of 1943 Hllda Anderson Howard Knox BOB BRUCE'S ORCHESTRA Fxrst Row, left to rxght M Stone N Spauldmg, L Wakefleld Second row R Bruce P Gxguexe V Jappmen L Spauldmg H Oatlex W Peabodv Page 50 Will ' ' ' il Y, ' 7 1 . . . 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SPURTS Basketball Junlor Glrls Basketball Glrls Sport Club K A A Councll Boys Sports Glrls' Sports Cheer Leaders Basketball Flrst Row left to T1 ht F Harrmgton L Page Captam Page J Lane C Beretsos Second Row left to mght Mr Socquet G Beretsos F Lehrer S Zanghs L Wo1s'1rd Basketball In 1943 Our boys turned out 1n full force th1s year when the call for basketball players was sent out Most of them were able to attend pract1ces and squeeze ID an aft ernoon Job as well A team of old regulars and promlsmv new mater1al was shaped into a strong squad by Coach Socquet and h1S staff The varslty went through an excltmg torles vwhlle the Jay vees had sm XICIOFIQS and flxe defeats All 1n all the season produced fine sportsmansh1p and keen rlvalrx between us and our old 11X'3l sthools md lD1UU2l1l. out rnuth IJIUININIII m xteual fox the eomlns., xeax I'he xarsltx letter men xxele Captam Gerald Page LQKJIIHICT Page Tohn Lane Page of Charles Beretsos Frank HaTf1DgtOH Eugene EDHIS George Beretsos Steve Zanfflas Russell Coffan and Manager WO1S3Td 1he schedule l1ne ups for the year fol lows WWWWWWWWWWWWW Putnam Trade Alumm G1 lsw old Tourtellotte DCC Jan an Putnam Trade Gusxx old Bartlett Pomfx et Putn 1111 B 11 tlttt TLJLII tellotte Putnam an Jan an Jan Im J Fe J I' eb Feb 14 T ,J M, b s T 1 if tr J J. D ' ' C, Dec..1S 40 39 ' ' ' 3 . 23 44 ' 41 H ' . . 6 38 1 31 ' I Q J' ,. 12 25 39 season. with five defeats and eight Vic- Jag. 15 27 Putnam, 25 ' . ' ' . ' ' A '. ' 5 J .20 51 36 ' . . . 22 30 ' 31 t ' as J . 26 38 32 ' 3 f . ' - M. ' .23 -A 28 - , D - - '-1. ra 31 2 :aes 5 j - g 5 - -. -1. 10 33 2- A 57 1 A H .f g - V -3: 1 4 ' . 12 30 -A 3 28 .. . Q . U . U xr ' P' GIRLS SPORT CLUB Front Row left to rlght C Carragher N Anderson R Perreault L Roblchaud H Schapp A OBr1en E Sulllvan S Lltke M Boulals E Po1r1er M Jasmln J Cross E Ross T Ralph P Dean C Keenan B Vett Second Row V Clayton E Reddy M Jarvls D Poltras A Morrlson E. Sarantopoulos M Mallloux M1ss Hemenway G Aubm S Brenn R Boulals D Brewster D Cote A Barrette C Zanghs P Morls J Bernler Thlrd Row B Booher T Boulals M Keenan H Gllbert E Bousquet L Meunlel F Whltman I Gregolre V Atsales B W1lSOH J Tlllmghast R J1llOll C Lapldus E Blumenthal A Sch1ffer L Spauldmg B Madden B Sroka J Hubert Fourth Row R Lltke C Atsales C Kent L Ladd R Marrotte M Whltman E Smalley A Mooney J Trahan L Helblg M Bolves M Moody G Webster R Marland E Marland R McDermott J Roberts D Peru E Cooke B Del Pesco L Wojcxk S Panteleakos Glrls Sports Club In September 1942 off1cers were elect ed to conduct the 3Ct1Vlt1eS of the Glrls Sports Club Accordmg to the clubs constltutlon, 1ts presldent must be a Sen 1or gurl, 1ts vxce presldent must be a Jun lor 1tS secretary a Sophomore and 1ts recorder may be chosen from any one of the four classes Marguemte Mavlloux was chosen is the club pres1dent Geor gette Aubln the VICE presldent Shlrlev Brenn secretary and Eustatla Saranfo poulos as recorder At a later meetmg Georgette Aubm was made field hockey manager but tlansportatlon d1ff1CUll16S made lt neccs sary to cancel the sport for thls year Bax fCOI1t1ULlGd on page 045 CHEER LEADERS may P Dean D Poltras E Reddy Page 53 r .. 1 i1 -.. i.i.l. lill?- .li-.., ..iil.l l . . . , . , . , . . 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A :Lv 1 JUNIOR GIRLS BASKET BALL TEAM First Row left to right B Madden R Marrotte M Whitman Captain G Aubln J Bernler Second Row E Reddv C Kent N Anderson Miss Hemenvsay E Smalley V Clay ton B Booher Girls' Sports Club tCont1nued from page 535 bara Madden was given the responsibility of be ng basketball manager Her dutles included the task of taking care of equip ment recording points for practice and rnaklng out the schedule of games Under the sponsorship of Miss Hernen Page 54 comparatively new sports th1s year bowling and archery Bertha Sroka and Barbara Vett were managers of these sports 'lhe group went on several hikes and attended a hot dog roast One of the last act1v1t1es this vear was a St Patricks Day Dance held in the school gymnasium The success of the affair will no doubt set a precedent for Corning years . I ' . Y V - , way, the girls have participated in two 1 I .. , . . . , . 7 A 7 A . ' 7' K A A COUNCIL Fxrst Row left to rlght J Lane M Mallloux F Harrxngton B Racme M Jasmm D P2.tt6I'SOI'l Second Row B Sroka M1ss I-Iemenvnay Mr Socquet S Brenn M Whxtman Th1rd Row L Poltras M Stetson S Vlens K A A Councll And Drxve The K A A Councxl of 42 43 was presented w1th the most dlfflcult prob lem faced by th1s group 1n many years Due to gas ratxonmg and other war tlme transportatlon problems the councll found lt rather dlffxcult to declde wheth er or not It would be w1se to have the annual K A A dr1ve and to carry on the usual 1nter school sports program After much dxscusslon and debatmg the questlon was settled K11l1ngly H1gh Page 55 School would have 1tS sports program and K A A dr1ve The drxve whlch IS al ways a top1c of dlscusslon for everyone 1n the school was a great success The Senlors led the school wlth one hundred percent membershlp They were followed by the Sophomores Jun 1ors and Freshmen 1n that order The coveted banner was awarded to the Sen 1or Class by Mr R Vernon Hays the prlnclpal durlng the course of the K A A party whlch off1c1ally closed the dr1ve 5 . 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D . , 1 n y . n Q 1 , - . 7 ' .l . . i l , - J ' y . . . . , This past year has been a typical war year in athletics as well as in other ac t1Vltl6S The only school sport carried out w th inter school competltion was basket ball Many uncertainties and d1ff1cult1es threatened to cancel the schedule how ever Previous years had found Kllllngly starting out her sports season with a soc cer team but th1s year it was found 1m pOSS1blE to have one Our athletic dl rectors could not be dlscouraged so eas 1ly however for they mapped out and supervised an mtra mural touch football schedule The Semor boys had an un defeated season and took first place in the league Archery Manager Barbara Vett Archery was a new well liked sport th1s year Equipment conslsted of two targets five bows and several dozen ar rows wh1ch were used by the glrls every good day 1n the fall The practice was held 1n the fall and the tournament ln the sprmg Both took place 1n the Held in back of Robert Heneaults home on LHomme street Basketball practlce began the last of November w1th so many glrls out for each team that ln the Freshman Sophomore and Junlor classes A and B d1v1s1ons were formed In the toulnament the Junlor A team finally triumphed over the others and in the final battle between the Junlor A and the Seniors the Juniors won Thls yeai several Sophomore and Jun 1o1 girls lealned to referee and umpne and practlced du11ng the basketball sea son Each glrl who umpired in a re ular game received points toward her let ter Those partxcipatmg were M Jas m1n H Gilbext B Cooke J Bernler V Clay ton C Kent E Reddy and B Mid den Badmlnton Managel Noima Andei son Boys Sports Girls Sports Page 56 After several threatened cancellations our basketball season finally got undex way Students hopes were rewarded by a schedule of twelve games arranged for the season Gerry Page was elected cap tam of the 45 team and it carried on a very successful schedule endlng over the five hundred mark Follow1ng the regular basketball sea son a program of inter class basketball was planned Again as 1n touch football the Senlors sported the best team and ran away with the title When the yearbook went to press a spring season of baseball wa be ng pre pared but had not definitely been okayed This year badmlnton started about tl'c first of April for all classes This sport 1S st1ll a young one at K lhngly but will be ClaSS1f'led under the polnt system with the other sports this year Bowllng Manager Lorralne Ladd Between twenty and thirty girls er Joyed bowhng one day a week for sev eral months beginning February 1 194 Bowllng teams were plcked after s1x weeks of practice then the tournament was played Many girls who had never bowled before became quite proficient Some who do not Joln in other sports like to bowl Softball Class teams were OIga1'11Z6t'l as 1n other sports and games were played at the Paco Field Hikes In the fall a supper hike was plenned but cold weather interfered so plans were postponed until spring when It was gleatly enjoyed The Freshmen th1s yeal haye shown great 1nte1est 1n the Sports Club and many are well on their way toward their numerals and letters Play days have been gwen up for the duratlon and ficld hockey was postponccl th1s year because of lack of transpoltatlon to the field Nevextheless all sorts of sports and intra mural games xx ere fully enjoy ed at a close range Y 9 . 7 . . h y . . . - V g . . . . , Q L . - , . - n 7 . . . . . 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We , 1 1 'f ' ,1 ,. 1 nw i 2 T , K - ' I if ' .W Comphments of Congratulatlons to the G1 aduatlng Class of 1013 C D SALISBURY 85 SONS INC S RAYON CORPORATION Comphments of WAUREGAN MILLS INCORPORATED Wauregan Conn FURNITURE Danlelson Moosup Plamfield Comphments of DANIELSON OIL CO INC AUthOF1ZGd Dxstrlbutors of SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Telephone 700 Ka e Sm h Ne son Eddy Andre Kos 0 an e7 Eddie Du hm Kay Kyser Jne vsxth Goodman OR Relax to the Musxc of Stock Mall and Phone Orders Promptly Filled and Mailed Answhere Sheet Music Plano Rolls Instrumx nts 9 0 I 1 v e r s Gene Autry Harry James Frank Sinatra ned uosqofg V KOH 1WD p QH analog W oc 7 li E : CIJ Fl '1 5' :- 5 P I-4 E- N ll L' e ... Q 5 C E 5 s0dAfI cord Complete assortmerts of ALL 'IX PES mcludm many forelgn lanffua cs records Our large present stock assures you of variety to sult your taste Xauer Cugat Orson WK ells Leopold Stokouskx Bob Vhlls Cene Krupa Page Db r it , 1. ,, t l t . 3 I U I C3 l .. , 1 . H 1 . fa 5 I f A I L . 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L A il ,J 'ff ' - v - - I3 a Y Y - - - 1 4 Phono 61.3 ' - so' 7 1 1 ' . 4 - so Ki1l'2.'xtIl-1' s.'m zt'wn A , 'W ' ' lg, 59 l Comphments of DANIELSON MFG CO Comphmenta of KEECH S DEPT STORE 45 49 MSIH Street Danlelson Compllments of KILLINGLY JUNIOR HIGH MOSE THE DRUGGIST Save Wlth Safety at the Rexall Store 8th Grade Comphments of CONEY ISLAND Home Made Ice Cream Fountam SQFVICG Comphments of MEDDIE HAROLD Comphments of D BLUMENTHAL Sportmg Goods Glass Palnt M111-:mg Machmes A M PAINE Power Burners Radlos Hardware Town Hall Bldg Danlelson Compllments of WILLIAM LEVIN INSURED SAVINGS LIBERAL INCOME The safetx of tour 'account In thls IIISLIIUIIOII IS fully IIISUTCCI up to S5 000 and vse knovs of no other equallx safe mx estment that vnll pu xou '15 a good return on xour monex Your 'account welcomed whether l'1rg.,c ox small Send for booklet Comphments of 'Il EMMET CLARIE Compllrnents of A A BONNEVILLE I MCEWEN S CURRENT RATE OF' DIVIDENDS 3 01393 DANIELSON FEDERAL SAVINGS Q f -3' AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Page 60 Rax mond L Hnxxood JEVNLLER l 9 LI . . 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