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

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CHARLES FREDERICK INGRAI-IAM Chick Charles is the type of boy who would get along with anyone. He has a joyful and gay attitude in everything he does. He wants to be a printer. With his training and personality, it shouldn't be very hard for him to succeed. 7ech .Mm '41 MICHAEL RAYMOND IANANTUONI Mickey B. W. Tinker This tall, happy-go-lucky boy has won many friends with his pleasing personality. His favorite expression is When do we eat? This will be tough on the girls when leap year rolls around. Chemistry and electricity are his favorite studies. He plans to enter a prep school and specialize in them. Loads of luck to you, Mickey. T. C. A. 2, 3, 4 First president of the club Bunker Hill ALBERT ROBERT IULIANO Al Maloney Good natured Al is a general favorite among the students. You can say that again l , Al would say with one of his engaging grins. He enjoys mechanical drawing and all shops, plans to become an apprentice tool- maker or machinist. He can do it, too. Football 1 Basketball 2, 3 T. C. A. 2, 3 Dance Clubs 3, 4 Tech-O-Scope 4 Business Manager PAUL IUBELT Webster Lively, talkative Paul is well-known and very active in school. Tall and stocky, he takes partin a good many sports. He excels in all technical subjects, and has a good future ahead of him in the toolmaking trade. Rifle Club 2, 3, 4 Inter-class Basketball 2, 3, 4 T. C. A. 3, 4 .-4 0.-

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7606 Aim 'Aff IOSEPH HODOVANIK Joe Slocum Joe is a most serious and taciturn studentg believes it is an empty barrel that makes the most noise. He is mechanically inclined, likes machine work and mechanical drawing. His seriousness should help him to become a good toolmaker. Inter high school band 4 ORRIN HUBBARD Driggs This tall, reserved lad believes in enjoying life to the fullest extent. Well up on his current events, he can and does discuss all subjects intelligently. His ambitions seem to be in the political field where he would make a good recruit. T. C. A. 3, 4 WALTER WILLIAM HUDOBENKO HDI-ldi Slocum Quick intelligence and thoughtfulness characterize this whimsical clock-watcher. Houdi considers physics and machine shop his favorite studies. Ask Houdi anything about the European War and he'll answer you in a flash and without hesitation. 'tHoudi hopes to be a toolmaker or machinist. The best of luck to him. Intra-class Volleyball 4 T. C. A. 2, 3, 4 PATSY ANTHONY IAIENNARO Duke Barnard This well-dressed, talkative student usually has trouble in getting to school on time. He likes to tell his fellow classmates of his exciting experiences. His ambition is to become a toolmaker. Tech-O-Scope 4 Dance Clubs.3

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vwa rw 'rf NICHOLAS IOSEPH IULIANO uNickn Nick, with his untimely jokes and everlasting loafing, LOUIS DOMINICK IULIANO Louie Sacred Heart Louie is quiet but not to be outspoken. His greatest recreation is to camp at his father's farm where he can swim and fish the live long day. Mechanical drawing and English rate as his favorite subjects. He intends to be- come an apprentice toolmaker at the Scovill Manufactur- ing Company. T. C. A. 2, 3, 4 Webster has given Mr. Dillon headaches for the past year. Nick's enthusiasm and good nature have won him a great many friends. His favorite subjects are math and chemistry. His ambition is to be an aeronautical engineer. Good luck, Nick. Football 3 Shop Basketball 2 Interclass baseball 2 Swimming 1, 2, 3 Volley Ball 3i Dance Club 3 Tech Liber 4 PETER PAUL KAILUKAITIS Cal St. Joseph Cal is a stocky, good-natured, dependable fellow who loves to listen to stories and jokes, and you can always find him in a group gossiping. Among his subjects, English and chemistry claim his undivided attention. He seems undecided about the future. We feel he will find SUCCESS. T. C. A. 3, 4 Dance Club 3 PETER KALACI-I Pete Slocum Clear-minded and serious, there is never a dull moment with Pete. Pete, who has a start on his way to being a garage mechanic because he works in one af-ter school, will probably own a string of them before he is through. T. C. A. 2 Dance Class 3, 4 ...41...