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

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7eah .Aim 'Aff IOSEPH YOUNG Joe Driggs Joe is well liked by all who know him. Teachers tell him his name fits him perfectly. Joe likes math and economics. He tells us that he has no plans for the future. Life Saving 2 Dance Clubs 3, 4 GENEVIEVE LUCRETIA ZAURINO Gene Slocum From Crosby we received this charming young lady with a sweet personality, and she became one of our most ac- tive students. Her favorite subjects are chemistry and biology. She intends to be a dietician. Here's luck, Gene. Dancing Class 3, 4 T. C. A. Dancing 'Club 4 L. L. A. 3 Inter class basketball 3 4 IULIUS WALTER ZEMBRUSKY Zem Walsh Walsh's gift to Leavenworth was Zem, when he de- cided to continue his education here. A naturally quiet boy, Zem can make himself very inconspicuous. To be- come a machinist is his ambition, and we know he will succeed if he keeps up the good work. T. C. A. 3 EDWARD IOHN ZUKAUSKAS Eddie Bunker Hill Eddie is the tallest boy in the room, but, by no means a sissy, for he has just as much nerve as the next fellow. He is the only one that keeps quiet, sometimes He would like to be a machinist in a large factory, and with his knowledge of mechanics should be able to reach that goal. Intra-class volleyball 2, 3, 4 .-77...

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NORA YASINSKY Nora came to us from Walsh school, practically dancing 7666 Jawa '41 FRANK ANTHONY WOZNIKAITIS Wozie St. Joseph's Frank is a diligent, hardworking lad who likes a good argument. His hobby is stamp collecting, so, if you are an addict, look up Frank. 'fWhy put off until tomorrow what can be done today, is typical of Frank. With this atti- tude h.e should made good headway. T. C. A. 2 l Walsh her way into the hearts of many students. Of course, tripping the light fantastics remains secondary to her preference for nursing and bringing cheer to the sick for which she is so well suited. Here's many years of good nursing to you, Nora. T. C. A. Dance club 4 Dancing class 4 L. L. A. 3, 4 Tech-O-Scope 14 Editor-in-chief Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior life saving uAln CHARLES YOST Mary Abbott Charles is a quiet boy, never giving trouble to teachers or friends. When he is not busy he will sit in a corner, close his eyes and relax. He likes machnie shop and plans to follow it up. ...7 5- I ! is2f ' ALOYSIUS VICTOR YOKSA ' St. Joseph's For a quiet fellow, Al sure has a lot to say when trying to sell you something. Around school, he might not always be noticed, but boy, can he be heard. He would like to enter a training course in one of our factorys.

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7e0h Zim '47 IOSEPH ANDREW ZUYUS St. Joseph's Joe, stern, dignified, and deliberate, is strictly a musical man. He hopes someday to play his accordion in a Big Name band. When Joe isn't talking to or see- ing the girl friend, he is found at a nearby shooting range, plracticing with his rifle. We wish Joe the best of every- t ing. uJoen Riflle Club 3, 4 Varsity team T. C. A. 2, 3 Kandid Kamera 2 Dance 'Clubs 3, 4 Tech-O-Scope 4 Tech Liber 4 ANTHONY I OSEPH MURASKA St. Joseph Doc is a tall, good-natured, ingenious person who loves to laugh at his own jokes. He plays a drum in St. Joseph's Fife and Drum Corps. Doc has no definite plans for the future. Life Saving 2 Interclass Volleyball 4 HDOCH ROBERT IOSEPH SABO SalJu Chase Sabu is a silent!-!, studious boy whose study is chem- istry. We only hope he would show up once in a while, so we could remember what he looks like. His ambition is to join the U. S. Navy. Smooth sailing! T. C. A. 3 THEODORE GRANT TCHAKERIDES Hendricken A very capable student, though rarely serious, Chack has done much to keep the class in stitches with his ready humor. Despite this carefree attitude, he has the stuif it takes. Chack intends to follow some branch of chem- istry. Chack FRANCIS HELLMAN Duggan A diligent worker and a good friend to have, Frank has made good use of the time spent in Leavenworth. He says he is increasing his store of knowledge in anticipation of the day he will enter some mechanical line. -73-