Leavenworth High School - Tech Liber Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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Mae Mary-Antenette Andrulis 109 Drayer Avenue HMae77 Just look at the name and surmise anything, for Mae was born December 2, 1908. Yes, we knew you'd guess it-in Naugatuck. She was graduated from St. Joseph's Grammar School. If at any time you see a five-foot-two flapper, yes, sir, a genuine one to the letter, then you see Mae- Imagine-Mae is going to be a school marm! -s Honors Prom Committee, 4. Class Prophetess, 4. Sock and Buskin, 3. Italian Prize, 3. Ring and Pin Committee, 4. Spring Pageant, 1, 2. Entertainment Committee, 3. Girls' Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Page Twenyt-five .ze 3 an

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s. Elizabeth Manchester Allen 49 Highland Avenue Lizzie New Haven is a popular town. It must be brilliant, too, be- cause the brains of Lizzie were cultivated there, from September 23, 1908, until some time later. She received her grammar school diploma, how- ever, from Driggs Grammar School of Waterbury. When Liz gets older, she is going to give us a few lessons in sewing, not that we need them - no- but because her plans are to be a teacher in this line of work. Page Twenty-four Honors Vice-President of Long Haired Sisters' Club, 3. Treasurer Sock and Buskin, 3. Dance Committee, 4. Budget Committee, 4. City Pageant, 3. Slogan Committee, 4. Cake Sale Committee, 4. Girls' Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Valedictorian, 4. 1 W

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Anthony Joseph Balanda 6 John Street Skinny We do not know Why they chose to nickname our Anthony Skinny. He is slim. that is trueg but there's something else about him which We should not pass without mentioning. He is terribly bashful! Anthony would much rather play basket- ball than look at a girl. Just the same, we know for a fact that many a little miss's heart has gone pitter-patter on occa- sions when he tossed in some of his famous long shots from the center of the floor. Balanda was born in this city, March 14, 1907. He is a pro- duct of St. Joseph's Parochial Grammar School and names machinery as his chosen voca- tion. Prlgc Twenty- six Honors Varsity Basketball, 4 Reserve Basketball, 2 Glee Club, 4. Class Basketball, 1, 3 Class Volleyball, 3. Class Baseball, 4.