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

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6 7e0h Adm '41 RODNEY WILLIAM REDER Valedictorian As a fitting climax to four years of persistent, untiring effort, Rodney has rightfully earned the highest honor the school can give, that of valedictorian. Before this the Senior Class has honored him by electing him president of the Senior Class. Despite his high ratings, he is modest and unassuming, winning many friends. Highly ambitious, he is determined to further his education by entering college and judging from his performance here, we have no doubts as to his success. .,5r':- A I CQ 'Vi -TA f 2-,ge A il 4 4 -e 3 -J gr, 35 f QI E ' ffl 'A a . e s: mr, ig V Q K' -I 'J figr i.h..Il btrg ' A .fp L -:lg iff- N -Q-.. ti' 1 . cw CLAIRE EVELYN CAPALDO Salutatorian We congratulate Claire who has the honor of being salutatorian of our class. Her pride and interest in her subjects has won her this honor. She has taken part in many school activities. As well as being secretary of our senior class she has been vice-president of the T. C. A. dance class. Her friendly disposition is shown by her cheerful smile, which has won and kept her many friends. ..13... if

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Clair Capaldo John Degnan Secretary Treasurer Rodney Reder President George Synnott Louise DeCola Vice-President Scrapbook Keeper ...1-2..

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