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

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WW--4-we 790A fm '41 IOHN IAIVLES ABLAMSKY Sbue Slocum Whenever Sbue comes marching down the halls, many a feminine heart skips a jump, but he never seems to notice because he is probably thinking of some machine shop job that has him stumped. And take my word for it, he'll make a good machinist yet. Dance Club 3 WILLIAM IOHN AITCHESON Scotty Russell Scotty is a tall, quiet fellow who looks on the bright side of things. He claims this is the best way to look at life. Scotty likes the technical studies, shop and chem- istry. He plans to be a machinist and we know he will succeed. T. C. A. 2, 3, 4 Gown Committee 4 VIRGINIA ALEXANDER Virgie From Russell this very charming miss came to us. Virgie has become quite popular with all the students. Her favorite studies are sewing and geometry. She is a IOSEPH ALBERT ALANSKAS Coach St. Joaeplfs A familiar figure in the classrooms, yelling Blitzkrieg He will be best remembered for his untimely jokes and everlasting questions. He plans to become an aviation mechanic or tool maker. Football 4 Guard Interclass Basketball 2, 3 Volleyball 3, 4 T. C. A. 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 Russell wonderful girl with only one ambition in mind, to become a dress designer. Who knows, sometime in the future we may be wearing clothes which have been designed by you, Virgie. Rifle Club 2 Kandid Kamera Klub 2, 3, 4 Dance Class 3, 4 L. L. A. 3 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 ..15...

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7eok fain '47 IAMES THOMAS BLAKE Jim St. Joseph'l Jim is a capable, ambitious fellow who believes that more work and less play brings success. He shows his ability in English and chemistry. Jim intends to fur- ther himself in an artistic career in which he already shows great promise. FLORENCE BOISVERT Flo St. Ann's Quiet, petite, and immaculate best describes Florence, whose favorite subjects are chemistry and sewing. Her expression Gee, when confused, may often be heard. We know she will be a success in her chosen work. Good luck, 'Flo' . Kandid Kamera Klub 3 Dance Club 4 JERRY IAMES BONVISSUTO ROBERT BONA Bbo Middlebury Center A rather handsome fellow, who looks as though he wouldn't care if a building fell on him, that's Bob. He is a mild-mannered boy whose favorite study is economics and favorite sport is hockey. During the skating season he is a member of a semi-pro team. T. C. A. 2, 3, 4 Pawling, N. Y. Jerry is a little fellow who delights in saying, What do you say. He is an outdoor person indulging in such sports as swimming, skating, baseball, and track. Jerry would like to hit the sky trails and become an airplane mechanic. T. C. A. 4 ..13....