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

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n CL - .X 1. A X ,EQ ....r. -5,-i-I iz:-'21 io- :infill gl 3 Q f F, l y' I -? ' ii! J 5 'A 21 'I T A I Q He: ..V. ii y il b nl I It ' -Y-, .h.il i A te? 1 . EN TH E VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club was formed in the year of 1938. Its purpose was to bring together the boys who have played sports on the varsity teams of our school. It was also formed to let the boys get better acquainted to develop a more friendly understanding among them. Also it helped foster a more sportsman-like attitude toward the players of other schools which they played. Only the boys that have played on the varsity teams and have received a letter can be members. Faculty adviser for the club was Mr. Jacob Reiger. Officers of the club were: President .,.......,,. Vice-President ,.., Secretary ..,,,, ...,, Treasurer . ..,,..,.... . Sergeant-at-Arms .,...,..... The graduated members of the Frank Pino George Evitts Joseph Overton Bernard Voegtle Frank Pino . ....,. George Evitts . , ,..... Bernard Voegtle Joseph Overton ., ...,,..... Frank Lazesky club are: Frank Lazesky Nickolas Santopetno Thomas Cassie -101-

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A 7m Jaw 'Aff THE CONSOLIDATED ORCHESTRA AND BAND Seniors belonging to the Consolidated Orchestra and Band re- ceived their Certificates of Music, proclaiming them honorary mem- bers of the Orchestra for four consecutive years. Members who played in the school band for two years received their Leavenworth letters. Those Seniors who have a love for classical music will return next year to carry on the tradition of a High School Symphonic Orchestra. This year Lawrence Dowd was Leavenworth's first drum major in the school band. The Band presented its 16th annual concert on February 18th, and the Orchestra presented its 22nd annual concert on April 22nd, This year the Orchestra visited the Metropolitan Opera and heard the opera Carmen, an event which was looked forward to for a long time. The Seniors of Leavenworth wish to thank sincerely Mr. Floyd C. Evans for so successfully organizing a Band and Orchestra which has made every student of Leavenworth proud of its activities and its name. Seniors who are members of the Orchestra are: Trumpets .............. ...i....... C orado Ciarlo, Charles Cipriano Clarinet , ..... ...,....,.,.....,,,....... ,....,..,..,...,,.. . Horton Warner Bass Violin , ...,,,.. ...,.,..,.,,. .............................,,... D a niel Perillo Baritone .. ..... ..,,........ J oseph Hodovanik -100-

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76.46 Jam 'Aff PYTHAGORAS CLUB The Pythagoras, or Math Club, membership is open to all Seniors. The only requirement is a passing grade in the last three years of high school mathematics. This year the Club has had many recreational and educational meetings, through the expert and au- thorative guidance of Mr. E. C. Kilbourne, head of the Math Depart- ment. By using various mathematical fundamentals, many useful instruments, such as the angle mirror, angle trisetor, the hypsometer and many others were constructed. At the end of the school year the club members discussed plans for an indoor entertainment. Officers President ,......,., ........ ..,,, ,..,, C a r men Cairelli Vice-President .,.. .. ......, ., Rodney Reder Secretary .....,,.. .,,.., G eorge DeMatties Treasurer .. ...,.,.. . ...........,., Joseph Arots Members Carmen Cairelli Rodney Reder George DeMatties Joseph Arots James Covallo Orlando Ciccarelli Frank Citriniti Salvatore Coviello Joseph Ciullo Tony Del Cioppo Louis Di Francesco William Gyba Paul La Pira Francis Monzillo Edward Naylor Kenneth Purdy -102-- Frank Salvatore Tony Santoro William Schmollinger John Degnan Joseph Del Piano Carmen Mancuso Sebastian Veneziano Lawrence Chicarello