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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1947 volume:

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As we travel along on this unpredictable road of life, meeting our successes and failure with equal fortitude, we will sooner or later seek to recall our glorious and comparatively carefree high school days. To help in achieving this end is the main purpose of this book. lf, sometime in the near or distant future, we have the occasion to do so, we will pick up this book, thumb through the many pages of familiar faces, and proudly relive in our minds those wonderful memories of our high school career. Thus, Leavenworth, in bidding you Farewell , we, the Class of '47, leave to jjoin the ranks of your alumni who have made good in the world. May you always continue to reign as the school of schools . In conclusion we wish to express our heartfelt thanks to Mr. Blanchard, who had general supervision of the class book, Miss Gemmil for her direction and advice in the art department, and Miss Hogan and Mr. Mack for their assistance in securing the write-ups. 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F ,I . ,611 5. i f 1 A ' mg :Qi ' Z' Lm,' I , V 3 7: 17 , ,f,k frffriy fggixi VVVMVJ A A M 1 1 ' A r -4 , w Q S , , 1, ffl iw , fV', f u fuk ry .V va-f -f f V Vfrrrkyky I 2, ? I . 1 I , , A1 A ' 1 ' 1 5 ,, Wiz M551 W 'Tlx la M :'..1q'f? vf'-rfizwff 'Rf ,gs W 'f f A 3445143 1. 'W Q ff' 4 , THOMAS MASSIMO PATSY MAZZAMARO Vice-President Treasurer NICHOLAS PERUGINI President ROSE CORDERO MARY GUGLIOTTI Secretory Keeper of the Scrapbook FRANK J. REGAN Principal LEAVENWORTH TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MEMBERS FRANK G. REGAN GERTRUDE P. FOLEY Principal Secretary EARLE H. BLANCHARD MARGUERITE J. PEPE VIC9-PVIVICIDGI Assistant Secretary EARLE H. BLANCHARD English CHARLES J. BANNON Electricity FLORENCE M. BATTLE Science LUCY BOWES Mathematics ELIZABETH BROPHY Cooking MARY P. CASEY Science ELISE CARROLL Librarian MARION C. CASSIN English JAMES C. COLEMAN Electricity AGNES L. CONNOR History and Civics JOHN CROWE Woodworking JOHN A. DILLON Mechanical Drawing GEORGE DeBONlS Mathematics CLARK DOWNEY Automotive Mechanics FLOYD B. EVANS Music FRANKLIN D. FARRELL Science WILLIAM J. GALLAGHER Plumbing AGNES M. GEMMILL Art CAROLYN HAHN Sewing HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS EDITH L. HART History HELEN M. HOGAN Economics ELLERY C. KILBOURN Mathematics CATHERINE KILBRIDE English JOSEPH LEE Physical Instruction JAMES A. LORD Mechanical Application WILLIAM J. MACK English CLARENCE MacNlVEN Mechanical Drawing LILLIAN MANGANARO Mathematics-Italian GERARD McEVOY Mathematics ANNA MEEHAN Physical Education SAMUEL MEYERS Civics, Mathematics WILLIAM MORAN Wood Making FRANK J. MORRA Mechanical Application MARY MULCAHY English CHARLES E. MURPHY Mechanical Application ROSETTA O'BRlEN Latin and English AUL PERAZELLI Foundry ALICE M. GIBSON Music ELLERY C, KILBOURN Mathematics GRACE REGAN Civics LORETTA REGAN English JACOB D. RIEGER Science JOSEPH F. ROSSE Sheet Metal J, EDWARD ROURKE History, Civics and Economics HAROLD R. SHANAHAN Mechanical Drawing JOHN F. SHEEHY Civics JOHN L. SIRICA Mechanical Application A. EARLE SMITHIES Science WILLIAM SYNNOTT Pattern Making CHARLES R. TANGNEY Printing JOHN TANGNEY Mechanical Drawing ANN L. TOOMEY Sewing HELEN TOWNSEND Cooking WILLIAM H, TRACY English, Science and Coaching MARION VAN DEUSEN Mathematics FRANK W. WOODLOCK Mechanical Drawing JAMES O'NElLL Science and Mathematics U, 66? 'WK W, 'ff 4 7 I Wim ,.,.v,, 0 ,, f ' f f if W fffff X -p TECH LIBER STAFF Co-Editors-in-Chiefs. , ,. ., . ., Albert Marcella, Anthony Literary Associates Cesare Alisi Robert Boisvert Ernil Chartier John Colucci Angie Crocetta Angelo DiLeo Esuf Elias Jeannette Franceschini Lucy Garro Paul lannaccone Thomas lnsero Robert Link Anthony LoRusso John Maturo Thomas McLennan Edward Mercier Dolores Migliaro Wilbur Molin lviichael Opalak Robert Pekrul Doris Pevear Edmund Rosa Vito Summa Pete Spagnoletti Charles Terepos Elvira Tortorici Anthony Vespoli Salvatore leronimo Sport Editor Al Dostaler Art Department Armand DeAngelis Albert Marcella Cesare Alisi Lucy Garro Sebastiano Garro Carrnella Como Rosa HONOR ROLL Anthony Rosa Wilbur Molin Robert Link Patsy Mazzamaro Theodore Bojarski Fred Eisenbeiser Robert Pekrul Roland Fontaine Kenneth Leslie James McKenna Alfred Dostaler Jennette Franceschini Edward Bowman Ralph Deschino Nicholas Perugini William Schaeffer In Service Valedictorian V, Salutatorian Thomas McLennan Frank Mirto ' Donald Morris George Yakaitis Richard Dubauskas Marie Cipriano Edward Mercier Ralph Ciarleglio Harold Coer John Altiere Donald Bates Armand DeAngelis Michael Opalak Elvira Tortorici i i WILBUR MOLIN SALUTATORIAN Here at Leavenworth Wilbur maintained the good scholastic record which he had started in Middlebury. We found him a rather rest- less boy who was never happy during free periods unless he was busy running the movie camera, down town doing the school banking, or advising class officers on class affairs. He worked afternoons at Scovill's for two years, first in the photography laboratory, then on the Bulletin , Wilbu'r knows what he wants and is always ready for the future. ln the fall he will enter Pratt. ANTHONY ROSA VALEDICTORIAN Anthony was salutatorian at Kingsbury and closed his four years at Leavenworth by re- ceiving highest honors. Whatever Anthony did, math, science, shop practice, glee club, he did well. l-le won the respect of both teachers and fellow students by his quiet ways and his ability to remember so accurately what he had learned from year to year, Anthony possesses an artistic streak which he has had ample op- portunity to develop. September will find him bound for some technical college, EDWARD A. ADAMAITIS Ed St. Joseph This well-dressed lady killer finds much of his time taken up by the fair sex. His favorite subjects are mathematics and English, and his hobbies are swimming and music. To find Ed at recess, look in room lOl where most of the seniors hang out. Ed wishes to enter college after school, we want to wish him luck. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross, Glee Club, Senior Ring Com- mittee, Tech Liber, Editor-in-chief of the Tech-O-Scope, Dance Club CESARE J. ALISI Chess Walsh Chass, as he is known among his friends, hails from Walsh School. He is one of Tech's happy-go-lucky boys. Among his hob- bies he chooses fishing and hunting. His favorite subjects are mathe- matics and mechanical drawing. He plans working a while before entering college to study mechanical engineering. Good luck, Chass. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. JOHN ALTIERE Jack B. W. Tinker Jack is one of the more active members of the school. lf there's a dance, you can find him working for its success. Outside, his spare time is used in working on radios, if there's time left, he goes bowling or golfing. When he finishes high school, his plan is to continue his education. Knowing Jack, we are sure he will be successful wherever he plans to go. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A., Senior Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Treasurer of Senior Hop JAMES AN DRADE Jimmy Merriman When dark, good-looking Jimmy came to Tech, he helped liven it with his engaging personality. His chief interests in school are mathematics and shop practice. An ardent follower of sports, foot- ball rotes top spot with him. Being one of Tech's more mechan- ically minded students, Jimmy intends to be a mechanic. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross CAROL ARNOLD Lena Merriman Lena, as she is known to her friends, is a cute, brown-haired, blue-eyed girl, whose winning smile is enhanced by two large dimples. She is rather quiet, but when once her reserve is broken, there is no way of stopping her. Her main pastime is collecting cowboy pictures while algebra and biology hold her interest in school. Losing things is l.ena's main characteristic. She likes basketball games and loves to swim. ln future years Lena hopes to become a nurse and travel throughout the United States. Best of luck, l.ena . Ring Committee, T. C. A., L. L, A., Junior Red Cross ROSE MARIE AU RIO Rosie H. S. Chase Rosie is a shy, pleasant girl, interested in anything connected with Leavenworth, When we think of Rosie , we think of dimples, big brown eyes, and beautiful hair. She is fond of chemistry, anatomy, and ltalian. Dancing and sports take up most of her spare time. She plans to enter a hospital training school, where we know her spirit and cheerfulness will be appreciated. T. C. A., L. L. A., Junior Red Cross ALFRED BAKUTIS Al St. Joseph's Al is a quiet sort of fellow who doesn't get into much trouble. Ice-skating and hiking take up most of his time when he isn't study- ing his favorite subjects, trigonometry and chemistry. Al is un- certain about his future as yet, but we feel that in any field that he enters he will make good. Best wishes, Al. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross DONALD K. BATES Don Hopeville Don, a quiet, conservative, sharpshooting lad, is always willing to help his classmates. Hunting, fishing, and hiking are his favorite pastimes. ln school his chief attention goes to chemistry and math. His plans for the future are uncertain, but we feel confident that he will succeed in whatever path he chooses. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross, Rifle Team HAROLD BENNETT Harry Webster l-larry, as we call hirn, is one of the most spirited boys in the senior class, His hobbies ore boxing, bowling, and swimming. Harry's favorite subjects are English, mathematics, and chemistry. He plans to go to college to take up chemistry. We know that he will do well. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross Junior Red Cross, T. C. A MARIO C. BERNABE Ace Washington When Ace walked into Leavenworth four years ago, he wasn't very well known, but he has come a long way since then. Ace picks electricity as his favorite subject, and fishing and coin collecting as his hobbies. He is one of our sport-minded boys and has served Leavenworth faithfully on the gridiron for three years. His imme- diate ambition is to become on electrician. Here's wishing you luck in the future, Ace. Football, Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. IMELDA C BEN EDICT Millie Slocum Millie is o quiet little girl with many friends Generosity and her ability to get along with people are two main assets Millie is fond of dancing and sewing Her favorite subject is chemistry Millie enjoys collecting snapshots during her spare time Her plans for the future are indefinite, but we feel that with her quiet un assuming manner she will succeed in anything she undertakes T. C. A., L. L. A.,l Junior Red Cr E. THOMAS BENSON Swede Walsh Swede is o returned veteran who has seen two years service in the Navy as radio man Zfc. He takes great pleasure in playing the piano. Swede as a freshman played on the freshman baseball team, His favorite subjects are English and chemistry He hasnt planned just what he wants to do in the future but whatever it is, we wish him all the success in the world IlBobll mechanical drafting. TH EODORE J. BOJARSKI Ted Slocum Every class has to have a crooner and Boiarski seems to be ours. His voice can always be heard harmonizing with our other vocally talented classmates. Ted's hobbies are hunting, fishing, and tying artificial flies. lf he has any time left he donates it to his favorite subject, chemistry. He has no immediate plan for the future, but we know he will succeed in anything he attempts. Best of luck, Ted. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. ROBERT BOISVERT Sacred Heart Bob is a real live wire, always on the go-an ardent traveler. His favorite subjects are mathematics and mechanical drawing. ln his spare time he builds model planes and ships. After graduation Bob plans to enter a, training room in one of the local plants to learn T. C. A., Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. Dance Club f 6 , f EDWARD M. BOWMAN V , ,'. 'J ' Edu Hsfcfn Humiston-Cheshire I iilyf I if if Ed is a short, husky lad. He is one of Leavenworth's best foot- ' ' y U fy., ball players and has contributed to most of our victories in this sport. ' f ' jf Ed is a farmer ancl has to take a lot of joshing about it. His favorite V V subjects are mathematics, chemistry, and auto-mechanics. Hunting i and fishing are two of his hobbies. His plans for the future are un- :V . if lf. ' decided, but we think he will stay home on the farm. A ' X 3 fti, ,J , T. T. 'C. A., Junior Red Cross 3272.1 . 7' !'3:i. 1'3g l 4 ,J H, .. ' 1,1315 1,759 jff,Li.-53 .. 1 ROBERT F. BROWNE Bob Chase Bob is a little fellow with a pleasing personality, who likes to talk and gets along well with his classmates. Dancing and fixing broken articles are his hobbies and he is quite good at both. Bob's favorite subjects are chemistry, math, and shop. His ambition is to attend college or follow his father in business. Junnior Red Cross it WH? CONSTANCE P. CANNATA HC0'ml9 H. S. Chose Connie is one of those girls who has a joke for every occasion. She is usually seen with her two best friends, Rose and Dolores. Her favorite subjects are chemistry and English. Some of her time is spent in collecting snapshots and playing the piano. The rest of the time is taken up with sports and various activities. l-ler big ambition is to become a Powers Model or hair stylist. We are sure that her charm and personality will be an asset in her future career. Here's luck, Connie. Tech-0-Scope RAYMOND T. CARRAH Roy Washington Ray is a well-liked student with many ambitions. He can always be seen walking through the halls during recess with a girl. Chemistry and mathematics are his favorite subjects. His hobby is collecting stamps. One of Ray's ambitions is to go to medical school after graduation. We wish him all the success in the world. Junior Red Cross T. C. A., L. L. A., Bowling Club Senior Ring Committee EMILE CHARTIER Caesar St. Ann's Caesar, as he is better known, is a friendly fellow and has many friends. l-le is what a girl would call o woman's mon . His favorite subjects are chemistry and shop practice. He is an active boy who enjoys every sport to be played. Caesar intends to join the Navy and we know he will succeed in anything he undertakes. So we say good luck to you, Emile. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. RICHARD CHATFI ELD Dick Prospect Dick is happy-go-lucky, and if he had his way he'd live on a horse. His favorite subjects are mathematics and physics. ln sports he likes skiing, skating, swimming, and of course, horseback riding. After graduation Dick would like to travel and see new places and faces. Junior Red Cross RALPH D. ClARLEGl.lO, Jr. Charlie Chig Webster Small but loud, Chig is noted for his ability to give out with corny wisecracks. He is a collector of odd items and articles and passes a great deal of his time drawing, His favorite subjects are chemistry, shop, and plane geometry. Chig's plans for the future are undecided. Junior Red Cross JOHN CIAVARELLA J. C. Mary Abbott J.C., as he is called, is well-liked by all his classmates and can always be counted on to start the fun going. J.C.'s favorite subjects are auto mechanics, history and music. Besides being busy with school activities, he also finds time to collect records, play the piano and do some photography. J.C.'s future plans include joining the ,Army and traveling. T. C. A., Tech-O-Scope, Junior Red Cross, Glee Club, Rifle Club, Safety Council, Senior Gown Committee ANTHONY T. CICCOMASCOLO Hcllltln Driggs Chic is a quiet, likable boy who places chemistry and auto- mechanics at the top of his list of favorite subjects. l-le likes to do crossword puzzles and play all kinds of sports in his spare time. We wish him luck in his future plans. Junior Red Cross MARIE JEAN CIPRIANO Cipp Washington Among the best-liked girls in Leavenworth is good natured Cippy . She is devoted to dancing, but she also enjoys swimming, basketball, and volley ball. She takes up photography in her spare time. Cippy is an enthusiastic supporter of our football and basketball teams. She has picked chemistry and history as her favorite subjects. Cippy plans to attend Pratt Institute to study dress designing, We wish her luck in her vocation. Capt. Volley Ball Team, T. C. A., L.' L. A., Senior Harvest Dance Committee, Tech-0-Scope, Junior Red Cross. JOSEPH COCCHIOLA C00Cl1 Woodrow Wilson Coach is a fellow with many talents among which is singing. He has also played two years of Varsity basketball. Whenever you see Coach you are sure to see Bernarbe, LoRusso and lannacone. He picks mathematics as his favorite subject, he finds great pleas- ure in collecting records. He has been working as a meat cutter for several years and plans to open his own business at the close of school. Here's wishing you a prosperous future. Junior Red Cross, Co-Chairman, T. C. A., Basketball, T. C. A. HAROLD COER Corky Humiston, Cheshire Corky is one of our class' best artists. His classmates are al- ways eager to see his work. When he isn't drawing, he is horseback riding. His favorite subject is chemistry. Corky, as yet, has not made any plans for the future but he has our best wishes in whatever job he undertakes. Junior Red Cross, Glee Club GEORGE B. COFFEY Cliff Kingsbury Coff is a well-liked fellow who always can be counted on for a corny joke. His hobbies are collecting records and playing the drums, and his favorite subjects are mathematics and mechanical drawing Caff's future intentions are to enter the Army or to play in a small band. T. C. A., Orchestra and Band, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross l . ANGELINA M. COLANGELO Angie - Chick Driggs Angie is one of our most active girls who has won popularity through her personality and charming manner. l-ler sparkling eyes, her beautiful dark hair, and her smart clothes have made her out- standing among her classmates. You can always find Angie on the T. C. A. dance floor doing the fanciest steps. She likes chemistry and physics in school, and after school enjoys dancing, swimming, and sewing. After Commencement Angie intends to go to a school for models. Our best wishes are with you Angie . Sec.-Junior Prom, President-T. C. A., Junior Red Cross, L. L. A. JOHN A. COLUCCI J0lIlIhy Merriman Johnny, a fellow that is well liked by everyone, enjoys baseball, football, and boxing. He has selected mathematics and chemistry as his favorite subjects. Johnny's studious and attentive ways rank him high in the eyes of the teachers. Johnny's ambition is to become a first class toolmaker. Good luck, Johnny, T. C. A., Junior Red Cross, Tech Liber CARMELA J. COMO DoIIy Slocum Happy-go-lucky Dolly is the envy of all the girls with her originally designed clothes. She excels in all things requiring an artistic eye such as drawing, sewing, designing, and mechanical drawing, Dolly's attention in school goes to chemistry and, of course, sewing. We know she will go right to the top in her chosen profession, designing. She is planning to attend the Modern School of Fashion and Design in Boston, Mass. Best of luck to ou Y 1 pony , Senior Hop Committee, Senior Scoop Paper, T. C. A., L. L. ROBERT A. CORDEAU Bob St. Ann's Bob, a favorite with everybody, especially with the girls, has made good use of his four years here. He will walk out of here not only with his many friends, but with a wide knowledge that will help him choose his job wisely. His hobbies are swimming and hunting, and his favorite subjects are electricity and economics. He has no immediate plans for the future. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross ,. . , ROSEMARIE T. CORDERO Rg5ie Moloney We shall all remember petite Rosie and her enthusiastic participation in all activities. Her dancing feet and happy smile make her welcome anywhere. She is particularly interested in sewing and chemistry. The extent of Rosie's popularity became evident when she was elected secretary of our senior class. Rasie's future plans are indefinite as yet, but we know she'll be a success in any undertaking. Red Cross Dance, 1946, Junior Prom Committee, Red Cross, T. C. A., L. L. A. nAngieu Happy-go-lucky Angie is liked by all her classmates. She enjoys watching Leavenworth's athletic teams and lists dancing and ice skating as he' favorite sports. Angie has a fondness for arguing, especially with her pals Jean and Cippy . Chemistry and art are her favorite subjects. Angie plans to go to New York to study interior decorating and we know she will succeed in this field. - T. C. A., L. L. A., Senior Harvest Dance Committee, Junior Red Cross ARMAND J. DE ANGELIS Lefty D.A. si. Thomas Lefty, rather handsome and dapper, is popular with everyone who knows him, as his spontaneous wit keeps him in the midst of events. D.A. enjoys hunting, fishing, and dancing. His favorite subjects are chemistry, art, and mechanical drawing. He desires to distinguish himself as a building contractor in the future. Basketball, Football, Junior Red Cross, Tech Liber lartistl ANGEL! N E L. D'ABRAMO ANGELINE T. CROCETTA Dolly - Angie Anderson Vivacious is the word that fits Dolly to a T , Her hearty laugh and cheery smile have turned many a head, thus winning her many friends. When Dolly came to Leavenworth, she had a definite goal in sight and that was to become a nurse. Her favorite subjects are English, anatomy, chemistry, and art and her hobby is collecting Frank Sinatra records. Dolly hopes to train at the Waterbury Hospital School of Nursing, and we know that with her looks and disposition, she can't help but succeed. Junior Prom Committee, Senior Harvest Dance, Tech-0- Scope, T. C. A. Bowling Club, T. C. A., L. L. A., Junior Red Cross, Tech Liber Washington ANTHONY DAMELIO BIRCH Maloney f ln class Butch is a auiet, shy fellow who concentrates on his studies, but as soon as he gets on the basketball court, you recognize him as one of the fellows that brought the New England champion- ship to Tech. Besides playing Varsity Basketball for three years, he also plays a good game of baseball. Butch's ambition is to be- come a tinsmith and we know he will come through in that also. We're all proud of you, Butch, and wish you the best of everything in years to come. Junior Red Cross, Basketball AUGUSTINE DEIMANTAS Diamonds St. Joseph's Diamonds, a popular boy in roam l ll, may always be seen with his nose in a chemistry book. His favorite subiects are mathematics, English and economics. He likes to collect coins. Whenever you want to see him, he may be found ata basketball court, in a bowling alley, or on a golf court. His ambition is to see the world. Well, we, the Senior class, wish him a lot of luck in the field he chose. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross l RALPH G. DESCHINO Desch Woodrow Wilson Ralph is a jolly, fun-loving, noisy type of fellow. He is a boy of cheerful yesterdays and confident tornorrows. ln the field of learning his favorite subjects are math, chemistry, and electricity, while fishing, rowing, and baseball keep him busy outside of school. He plans either to enter some technical college or learn some suitable trade. Junior Red Cross ALFRED M. DIXON Al St. Ann's Al is a quiet and serious fellow who has an ability to be late 98 out of lOO days of school. He lists chemistry and mechanical drawing as his favorite subjects, and his hobby is building model planes and trains. His plans for the future are indefinite, but he wants to work hard while he is young, so that he may retire in 20 or 30 years and live a life of ease. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross ANNA DONOFRIO Red East Farms How appropriate is Ann's nickname and her red hair is the secret envy of every girl. She has won countless friends through her cheerful, sunny disposition. Red enjoys dancing, hiking, and singing. Chemistry and English are her favorite subjects. Red's friendly personality will assure her of success in her hair dressing career. Our best to you, Ann. T. C. A., L. L. A., Junior Red Cross ALFRED R. DOSTALER Al St. Mary's Al is one of the more active members of our class. For the first three years not much was heard of Al, but in his senior year he turned into a ball of fire. He plays varsity basketball and base- ball and is a grand all-around athlete. His favorite subjects are chemistry and math, both of which he does well. He hopes to attend Conn. U, to take up electrical engineering. Cap and Gown Committee, Baseball, Basketball, T. C. A., Junior Red Cross, Tech Liber RICHARD B. DUBAUSKAS Dubs St. Joseph Dubs is another of those fellows for whom life means nothing without the Brooklyn Dodgers. During baseball season such a thing as a moment's peace in lOl is non-existent. Dubs would rather talk about baseball than go to cafe'. When he is not talking about sports, he gives his time to the building of model airplanes, when he is in school he enioys mechanical drawing. Dubs hopes to become a draftsman when he finishes school, and he is the kind of boy who will do well whatever he sets out to do. Junior Red Cross lllistorianl NORMAN R DUTIL PAU l. J . DU B E lke Anderson lke, as his friends call him, is a quiet and conscientious person. lke has served two years in the U. S. Navy, and he's happy to be with us this year. lke's favorite subjects are chemistry, mathematics, and English, while fishing, skating and baseball are his favorite sports. lke's future intention is a question mark at the present, but we hope it will be a period in the near future. Frenchie Angel Guardian, N. H. Frenchie's laugh is one of the more familiar sounds in Leaven- worth. His winning personality has gained him a host of friends and admirers. He has always been active in school activities because he is easy to get along with. He plans on doing a hitch in the Navy when he leaves school and then entering a 'college or university, where he will major in electrical engineering, Best of luck to you before and after you become an old salty, Norm. Junior Red Cross, Junior Prom Committee, T. C. A. Governor, Dance Club, Radio Discussions, Glee Club, Room Treasurer continue writing in future years FRED C. EISEN BEISER Fritz Webster Fritz is a serious young fellow, but likes a little fun at the proper time. Chemistry and aeronautics are his favorite subjects, while such hobbies as flying, hunting, and fishing take up a ,great deal of his spare time. Fred is now serving in the Army, and,after discharge he plans to enter the field of commercial flying. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross you the best of luck. T. C. A. l CARMELLA M. ERRICHETTI Millie Webster Millie , usually shy and retiring, surprises us with her unex- pected bursts of gaiety when we least expect them. She can be found walking around in a daze during most of the school day. Her interest is aroused, however, in economics and Italian. Millie hopes to enter St. Mary's School of Nursing, and with her cheery disposition who wouldn't welcome Millie in her crisp white uniform? We'll all back you up, Millie . T. C. A., L. L. A., Senior Gown Committee. Red Cross WI LMOT EB BS Bud Baldwin Watertown w Bud is quite a fellow for helping out his classmates He has been a great help to the school paper the Tech O Scope covering all of the school's sports. His favorite subiects are English and history When it comes to hobbies, he likes record collecting Because of his talents as a sports writer for the school paper he is going to Junior Red Cross, T. C. A Tech 0 Scope Glee Club ESUF ELIAS JUG Hendricken Joe is a happy-go-lucky fellow and is one of the best liked fellows in the l2A5 clalss. Collecting records and football are two of his favorite pastimes but he really excels at dancing and was often seen teaching the girls to dance at the T C A As for his future ambition, he plans to open his own business We sincerely wish DONALD FABER Stretch Buck's Hill Stretch's many pleasing characteristics and ready smile enable him to acquire many friends, and Stretch can be seen with them around the hall. Hunting, fishing, and boating make up his hobbies, while chemistry and mathematics are his favorite subjects. Stretch's future ambition is to become a chemist. Good luck! SALVATORE FARACI Sal Slocum Sal's favorite subject is chemistry, which seems to come very naturally to him. He is also known for his ability as a great football star and has seen service on the varsity team. Hunting and skating are his hobbies. His main ambition is to become a printer, and we wish him all the success in the future. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. JOSEPH FERRONE Joe Sacred Heart Sacred Heart's prize to Tech was a dark, short, quiet, good- natured boy. He takes his work seriously, and is always willing to help his classmates. He finds mathematics and physics his best subjects, His hobbies are collecting stamps and wise sayings. Joe intends to go into the automobile repair business. PHILIP FILIPPELLI Phil Slocum Wherever there's noise or disturbance in one of l2A2's classes, the chances are that you'll find tall, dark Phil at the bottom of it. PhiI's favorite subjects are mathematics and shop practice, which give him an outlet for his unlimited energy. Outside of school he enjoys dancing and bowling. We know that Phil will find success in his ambition to become a toolmaker. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross RICHARD S. FORD Henry Russell Henry left us at the end of the third year to do his bit for Uncle Sam and see the world. He served in the E. T. O. and saw active service in France, Holland, and Germany. His unit built the first Bailey bridge over the Rhine at Remagen. After service in Europe he was sent to Australia and other Pacific ports. l-le was discharged March 4 and re-enrolled at Leavenworth to- complete his course and get ready for his future work. up Frenchie. T. C. A. JEANNETTE D. FRANCESCHINI Jean Washington Good things come in small packages was made to order for Jean , Here is a rather quiet, but very active little miss whose broad smile has won her a place in our hearts. Jean's favorite subjects are English and science and her hobby is collecting snap- shots. After graduation Jean plans to study business administration at Post College. We're sure that her sunny disposition will help her to succeed in the business world. Sec. Junior Red Cross, Chairman Junior Red Cross, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Harvest Dance, Ass. Editor Tech-0- Scope, T. C. A., L. L. A., Tech Liber ROLAND 0 FONTAINE Laffy St Anns Laffy is known wherever he goes because of his hearty laugh lf a person ever put his heart and soul into a laugh he is Roland His good nature has made him a favorite with all his classmates especially those of the opposite sex His favorite subject is math and his favorite hobby is baseball Roland plans to enter college to study mechanical engineering when he leaves school We putty the poor fellows who try to study when this jovial enters college Junior Red Cross, Senior Harvest Dance Committee T C A RICHARD FORTI ER Frenchie Russell This good-looking boy has a many sided personality has quite a way with the opposite sex, and is very friendly His favorite subject is woodworking. Some of his hobbies are bowling and camping He hopes some day to go into his own business of remodeling in the near future if you ever want your home remodeled just look DOUGLAS FRENCH Douglas Hopeville Douglas comes to us from Hopeville School. He is a good- natured fellow, and is well liked by his classmates. He favors mathe- matics and sheet metal as his subjects. His future ambition is to become on automobile mechanic, and we all know that he will succeed in this field. ROBERT GABAREE Bob Duggan ln his four years with us, Bob has made many friends with his laughing smile, whenever he's around worries disappear. His favorite subjects are English and mathematics, and in leisure hours he likes to swim and take part in other outdoor sports. Bob's am- bition is to own his own trucking business some day. Junior Red Cross RAYMO N D GAGAI N ROY St.Tl1omos One of our handsomest and most intelligent students is Ray. He intends to be an accountant, We are sure he will make good in this field because mathematics and economics are two of Ray's best subjects. Tinkering with cars and outdoor sports make up his hobbies. On account of his pleasing personality and friendliness, we are sure Ray will get along very well in this world. Junior Red Cross DONATO GONILLO Don Slocum One of the many veterans who decided to return to school after leaving the service, Don quickly made his presence felt at Tech. Although guilty of being tardy a great deal, Don does well in mathe- matics and economics. His hobbies include horseback riding and photography, with a generous amount of sports mixed in. Don's forceful nature leads him to want a business of his own. Junior Red Cross lowing the construction field. LUCY B. GARRO Lou Maloney Lou is the quiet girl with the ebony hair who is never idle. Her favorite subjects are chemistry, English and art, in which she excels. l.ou's spare time is given to studying, reading, and listening to symphonies. She would like to go to college and then become a foreign missionary. We feel that Lou can be successful in anything she undertakes. Tech-O-Scope, Tech Liber, Asst. Class Treasurer, Senior Harvest Dance Committee uEdu will. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross MATTHEW GEN UA Tiny Webster Matthew, better known as Tiny, is a good-natured boy who grad- uated from Webster School. A studious boy, he enjoys mathematics and shop practice most. Tiny has had a hand in bringing the movies to the fellows of Leavenworth, he intends to become a movie pro- jectionist. From what we can see, we know he will make the grade. Junior Red Cross if RAYMOND GARASSINO Ray East Mountain Ray, our hard working, hard hitting Marine collected seventy one and one-half points in his first three years at Leavenworth then enlisted in the Marines for two years This means his diploma in June. Ray is interested in sports likes all his subiects and did well in them, After his two years are up Ray plans an college or fol Varsity Football, Junior Red Cross T C A EDWARD GEDRAITIS Ed seems to be a shy, quiet fellow but just ask any of the boys who go around with him. His friends know they can rely on Ed for a good time, he's never in a bad mood and is always ready for anything that comes along. During his spare time he likes to play any outdoor sport, his favorites are hunting and fishing I school his favorite subjects are English and mathematics As for his future, Ed told us he plans to make the most of any opportunity that comes his way. Knowing him the way we do we are sure he ANTHONY J. GlUSTlNlANl Babe Driggs Babe is a happy-go-lucky guy, who has a large grin and a joke for every occasion. His hearty laughter and keen sense of humor make him an outstanding member of his class, Babe enjoys good music and collects records. He can always be found with the crowd at the T. C. A. dances. His favorite subjects are chemistry and economics. Babe's ambition is to be a tin-smith and heating engineer. Editor-in-Chief, Tech-O-Scope-1946, Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. RICHARD GUGLIEMETTI Dick South School, Oakville Dick comes to us from Watertown High. He is Watertown's loss and our gain. During his short stay at Tech he has won many friends and has become quite a printer. Dick picks fishing and coin collecting as his favorite hobbies. Among his favorite subjects English rates highest. He plans to become an insurance salesman after finishing school. Here's lots of luck and happy collecting, Dick. T. C. A.. Junior Red Cross MARY H. GUGLIOTTI Little Mary Webster Shy, Little Mary makes friends easily and is well liked by both boys and girls. She 'finds history and math her favorite subjects. Mary enjoys all kinds of sports, especially skating and basketball. She plans to make nursing her career and traveling her pastime. We hope her plans will materialize. Treasurer of Junior Red Cross, l.. L. A., T. C. A., Bowling Club, Tech-O-Scope, Scrapbook-Keeper of Junior Red Cross, Scrapbook-Keeper of Class Book f f ,VW W, f Q BENJAMIN S GU RTOSKI Ben Webster Ben is a new, yet an old member of Leavenworth. He left Tech in May, l943, to serve in the Navy for 34 months. He returned to Leavenworth a senior last September and soon became popular. Math and drafting are his favorite subjects while hunting and fishing occupy some of his spare time, Ben hopes to make use of his best abilities and become o draftsman. Keep on smiling, Ben. T. C. A., Rifle Team, Tech Hi-Y. HOMER HALLOCK During his four years Homer has been rather retiring, so we know little about him. He takes pleasure in fishing and swimming. His favorite subjects are chemistry and English. Homer hopes to be a machinist after graduation, if he doesn't join the Navy first. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. HERBERT HARVEY Prof Driggs Willing to cooperate and always friendly, Prof will never find himself without admirers. His favorite studies are aeronautics, me- chanical drawing and auto mechanics. He likes to fool around with radios, V-controlled gas models, and gas-powered boats. He is always singing jazz songs, After graduation Prof intends to enter the aviation industry. Lots of luck, Prof. ROBERT HARVEY Bob Prospect Community Bob, with his shy, quiet ways, is one of our classmates who hails from Prospect. Usually he con be found in the halls, talking in the midst of a gang of the boys. Bob's favorite subjects are physics and automobile mechanics. These, and his hobby of working on automobile motors, are all parts of his future work. With all this background we know he will be successful in the trucking business. The boys wish you luck, Bob. Junior Red Cross LESLIE R. HAWLEY Leg H. Chose Les is a fellow who takes things as they come and is always found where the fun is. His broad smile and ability to go along with a joke rate him high among his class mates. Although he claims swimming as his favorite sport, in the wintertime he can always be found cutting quite a figure at Hamilton Park. Les is undecided about the future, but we are sure his obility in mechanical drawing will help him. Junior Red Cross RICHARD HOWARD . GEORGE HOWARD Salty Hopeville The students of Leavenworth had little chance of making George's acquaintance, but those who do know him value his friend- ship, as he is o quiet and serious-minded fellow. His favorite sub- ject is auto mechanics while hockey and pool are two of his pastimes. George's future ambition is indefinite, but we are sure he will make a success of whatever he undertakes. Snow shoes Hopeville Richy Howard, better known as Snow-shoes, is the happy-go- lucky type of fellow who is always found singing between classes. He favors mathematics during school, and plays baseball and bil- liards for a pastime. He plans to play pro baseball in the near future. Knowing him as we do, we know he will make the grade. Baseball, Basketball, Junior Red Cross PAUL F IANNACCONE CORNELIA T. HUNTER Corny Walsh Known for her warm interest and friendly smile, Corny has made herself popular among her classmates during her four years at Leavenworth. She lists dancing, swimming, basketball, and bowling as her favorite pastimes. Of her studies, economics and chemistry seem to interest her most. Corny's interest in fashion will, without doubt, be an asset to her when she enters Pratt Institute to study designing. T. C. A., L. L. A., Junior Red Crass, Secretary of Senior Dance Committee Paulie Maloney Paulie's pleasing personality and convincing voice have won him many friends during his four years at Leavenworth. Paul is also one of our best athletes and contributed greatly to all of our victories in football. His favorite subiects are English and economics. As for his hobbies, he enjoys collecting sport books. Swimming is his favorite pastime. Paul plans on entering the construction business as soon as he graduates. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A., Football SALVATORE IERONIMO Sol Slocum Sal is the likable chap who helped Mr. Kilbourn with his trigonometry this year. Sal excels in mathematics and he also likes shop and English. As president of the Bowling Club, he did very well and his help was greatly appreciated. Drawing comics and cole lecting sport books take up a lot of his time. Sal would like to own a grocery stare, and we feel it he takes as much interest in that as he took in the Bowling Club, he will surely succeed. T. C. A., President of Bowling Club, Junior Red Cross, Glee DOROTHY E. IMPERATO Dottie Chatterbox Maloney Dottie is a serious lassie by nature and puts the best into her school work and outside activities. Her favorite subiects are Latin, Math, and chemistry. Dottie enjoys outdoor life, dancing and singing. She hopes to enter St. Joseph's College and later Har- vard Medical College. We are sure she will succeed. T. C. A., L. L. A., Bowling Club, Red Cross, Senior Dance Committee, Tech-O-Scope Club, Treasurer of T. C. A. THOMAS A INSERO Tommy Slocum Tom's wonderful personality and cheerful smile have won him countless friends. He is also a very studious and serious person. His favorite subjects are mathematics, chemistry, and English, while his hobbies are woodcraft, photography and sports. He plans to be- come an automobile mechanic WILLIAM H EN RY JOH NS Henry Henry came to Leavenworth straight from Virginia. He is a studious boy and has an extra liking for chemistry and shop practice. Playing pool, swimming, and baseball are his favorite sports. Henry plans to become an electrical engineer, in which he no doubt will succeed. Junior Red Cross JAMES KANE ALFRED KACHERGIS AI Barnard Al is a tall, lanky senior who has a keen sense of humor and a sunny happy, air about him. His biggest interest in school is English and machine shop. His favorite hobbies are fishing, swimming, and golf. He hopes to own a golf course some day and we know he will succeed because of his initiative. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A., Class Room Treasurer Stretch St. Mary's Stretch, who came to us from St. Mary's School, has a shy, quiet appearance, but is always ready with a witty remark for every oc- casion. His favorite subject is auto-mechanics, and he likes driving new cars. Stretch plans to be a mechanic upon completion of school, and we wish him the best of luck. Junior Red Cross ELIZABETH ANN KEYSER Betty Washington Betty is the beautiful blonde who is always eager for a good time. She sees the funny side of everything, which is one reason for her popularity. Betty enjoys dancing, horseback riding and collecting salt shakers. Her favorite subjects are chemistry and history, Betty would like to take a course in X-Ray at Mercy Hospital in Springfield, Mass. Her many friends here at Tech wish her the best of luck. T. C. A., L. L. A., Junior Red Cross SHIRLEY MAE KILBORN ShirI Russell Tall, stotuesque Shirl may be seen strolling around the halls with a friendly smile and a pleasant manner. English and civics are her favorite subjects. As active in outside interests as she is in school, Shirl lists swimming and dancing as her favorite sports. She col- lects miniature horses and other animals. To fulfill her ambition to become a business woman she plans to enter Post Junior College in the fall. Best of luck, Shirl . T. C. A., L. L. A., T. C. A. Governor, Captain Volley Ball Team r ROBERT L. KNOWLTON George Shepardson George has come out of the woods of Middlebury every morning for the past four years, and we hate to see the tall, husky, even- tempered lad leave us. His hobbies are, of course, hunting and fish- ing, but his ambition is to be a mechanic, His favorite subjects are mathematics, English and history. Junior Red Cross GEORGE KNAUF Knob Hendricken Tough as they come, but quiet, is George. Collecting foreign money is his favorite hobby. l-le's also a great outdoor sportsman, with baseball his first choice. George's chemistry and woodworking are splendid. His future ambition is to go to California-what for, we don't know. HAR RY KOBZAR Teddy-Bear Walsh Among the shy and bashful Seniors, here is Harry. His future ambition is to enter a baker's school, because he's been at it for some time now, and it seems to agree with him, The nickname Teddy-Bear, was derived from his chubby physique. Harry has majored in economics, chemistry and English. Well, as long as Harry's going to be a baker, we hope he gets in the dough some day. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. PAULINE ANNE LAMOUREUX Paul H. S. Chase A pretty smile has identified Paul throughout her Leaven- worth career. Paul is always happy and never worries too long over one thing. Her favorite sports are dancing, swimming, and basketball. She has chosen chemistry and physics as the subjects most interesting to her. Paul enjoys sewing and collecting records. We feel that she will be successful in her career as a dressrnaker. T. C. A., L. L. A., Junior Red Cross, Senior Harvest Dance Committee :ll-our: Lou is one of Leavenworth's more serious students, who is seen but not heard , but is easily recognized by her ever ready smile. Aside from chewing her nails, reading is her hobby and art and chemistry are her favorite subjects. Lou enjoys skating and seeing basketball and football games. Her ambition is to become a nurse in the near future. Best of luck, Lou , f Tech-0-Scope, Senior Spring Hop Committee, T. C. A., L. L. A. LUCY M. LA PIO CHARLES LANZA Chorley Webster Charley, a very swell but talkative boy of room lll, may be seen in the halls laughing at one of his corny jokes. He is always picking an argument with fellows twice as big as he is. Charles loves hunting and fishing. He wishes to become a printer as soon as school is over. Lots of luck, Charley. J unior Red Cross Slocum RAYMOND LARIVIERE Ray i Russell Ray, a jolly fellow, has many friends throughout the school. Ray's favorite subjects are chemistry and mathematics. Out of school he enjoys playing baseball, and is said to be an excellent pool player. Ray intends to enter the restaurant business. We hope he keeps open house for the I947 boys. HOWARD NELSON LAWRENCE Chick Hendricken Chick is a well-liked fellow who can answer any question in sports. His favorite school subjects are chemistry and auto mechanics. His hobby is sports, which seem to come naturally to him. Chick believes that women are trouble. Of course we all have our own opinion. Chick hasn't any plans for the future as yet, but we know that he will succeed ot anything he undertakes. T. C. A. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. ARTHUR LEARY, Jr. Art Barnard Here we have Art, one great fellow. What keeps him happy and full of energy is one of the mysteries of the world. Nothing seems to get him down. He is one of the happiest fellows we have the pleasure of knowing. During his spare time you can find him play- ing at billiards, bowling, or swimming. In school English and history are his favorite subjects. For his future work Art plans to enter the field of electricity. Junior Red Cross KENNETH R. LESLIE Les East Farms Les is six foot three and rather a shy fellow, Swimming and skating are his favorite outdoor sports and we know he is quite good at both. Les is also good at both wrecking ,and repairing autos. Aeronautics is at the top of his list of favorite subjects. He has no immediate plans for the future. Junior Red Cross JUDSON LEWIS Jud H. S. Chase Jud is one of the quiet boys of Tech, but this dldn't stop him from winning a solid place in the hearts of Tech students. His favorite subject is machine shop. His hobbies are hunting, Qshing and bowling. Jud hasn't any future plans, but we all know that whatever he decides to do he will master. ROBERT H. LINK Bob Woodrow Wilson Bob is a studious, red headed fellow with a Pepsodent smile His favorite subjects are math, chemistry and mechanical drawing. You might think he is a quiet fellow by the fact that he would rather spend his evenings tusseling with a tough trig problem than to be out on a date with a girl, but his voice has the ability to travel all over the room even when he should be quiet. We wish him success in his ambition to become a surveyor. Junior Red Cross, Radio Discussions, Tech Liber ROBERT LORTON Bob Woodrow Wilson Bob, or maybe better known around school as Morton Lorton , Leavenworth's Perry Como, has the great gift of knowing when to sing at the wrong time. But he always gets along with his buddies and is everybody's friend. Bob is an excellent football player but, due to an injury sustained as a freshman, he was unable to play for the remaining three years. Bob is taking up the plumbing trade and we think he'll make good. Football, Junior Red Cross ANTHONY J. LO RUSSO Tony Driggs Tony is the tall, well-dressed boy who can always be found strolling the first floor corridor. He finds his hobby of collecting stamps, old coins, and foreign money an interesting and active one. He still finds time, however, to devote to his studies, of which his favorites are mathematics and electricity. Tony's quick wit and pleasing smile have earned him many friends among the students of Leavenworth. We are sure that in years to come his willingness to progress is bound to aid him in achieving his ambition, that of be- coming a machinist or draftsman. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross I NICK D. LO RUSSO Crusher Driggs Nick has won many friends in his four years in Leavenworth because of his pleasing smile and warm personality. He has played four years Varsity football and, through his fine efforts, he has won a four year scholarship to Boston University. He chooses fishing and ice skating as his favorite' hobbies and mathematics as his favorite subject. He plans on going to college, and then making football his professional career. Here's wishing you lots of luck. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A., Football ' NICHOLAS W. LO RUSSO Nick Driggs Nick's swell sense of humor and pleasant companionship have won him a firm place in the hearts of Leavenworth students. He favors auto mechanics as his subject and has quite a variety of hobbies which include hunting, fishing, and camping. His future ambition is to become a baker. He has hopes of managing his father's business some day. We all know he will be a success. T. C. A., Rifle Club, Junior Red Cross JOSEPH MAGARACI Dud Slocum We know Dud as a quiet boy with wavy hair. His favorite sub- jects are English and shop. He is ci carefree and sociable fellow. His work claims all of his time, for he is often seen studying or writing between classes. After graduation Dud plans to take up machine work or tool making, and knowing him as we do, we're sure he'll do his best in any line of machine work. Junior Red Cross JOSEPH MANCINI Ach Ach Bunker Hill Joe's heart and ambition are set in sports, especially baseball and football. He makes it his practice to attend baseball games and read sport books. He's also a good pitcher in English and mechanical drawing. Any time in the classroom when the word Mammie' comes up aloud, we know that Joe is present. Joe's future is not decided, but some day we hope he becomes a professional baseball player, because we know he will go far in that sport. Football, Baseball Junior Red Cross, T. C. A., T. C. A. Dance Club, Tech ALBERT J. MARCELLA AI HSI1100l'l Iu Driggs Al is the tall-tale teller of the class and the one who did the most for our class book. No matter how poor the story is, he tries to make a mountain out of a mole hill. His genial personality has made him one of the most popular boys in the Senior class. His favorite subjects are math, mechanical drawing, chemistry and physics while his hobbies are collecting records, also banners from all states. He plans to take up pharmacy in the future. Liber lco-editorl ARTHUR MARCIANO Art B. W. Tinker Tinker's loss was Leavenworth's gain when Art left grammar school to start the last lap of his education. However, Art would like to study journalism which might carry him further in his educa- tion. His hobbies are photography, horses, swimming, and hunting. He is also a member of the Glee Club. Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. THOMAS MASSIMO Tommy Woodrow Wilson Tommy is that broad-shouldered individual who dashes around the halls eager to reach his favorite subjects, mathematics and his- tory. Tommy has a rare sense of humor and can always be seen with a big smile on his face. His favorite hobby is archery, at which he spends most of his time. He would like to become a mechanical engineer after graduation and we all wish him the best of luck. Vice-President Senior Class, T. C. A., Secretary of T, C. A. H EN RY MASTRIAN NA Hank Duggan One of our tallest and handsomest seniors is Henry. He's a guy who sticks to his point in an argument, especially when it comes to baseball, his favorite sport. His future intentions are to help his father in the contracting business. Henry is sort of shy about the girls, but we notice so many eyeing him, we guess he'll just have to cooperate. A friend indeed is a friend in need , that's Henry. Junior Red Cross JOHN MATURO Johnny Duggan Johnny is a favorite among his classmates and is quite the ladies' man. Where there is a commotion Johnny is usually in the middle. He favors mathematics, mechanical drawing and shop. Johnny's pastime is dancing, and he does very well in basketball, spool, and ping pong. Johnny's ambition is to become an interior decorator, or a manager of a grocery store. T. C. A. Chairman, T. C. A. Bowling Club, Junior Red Cross, Tech Liber, Prom Committee, Spring Hop PATSY R. MAZZAMA RO Pat Slocum Pat is a handsome, serious-minded fellow, who is very popular with the opposite sex. Music and dancing, along with outdoor sports, occupy most of his free time. Pat's favorite subjects are chemistry and trigonometry, and he rates very high in both. He would like to go to Pratt and take up chemical engineering. T. C. A., Dance Club, Junior Red Cross, Glee Club. Radio Discussions JAMES MCKENNA Mock SS Peter and Paul Mack is a slim but well-built lad with a luminous personality. His best subjects are chemistry and trigonometry, and he has a hobby of fixing motors. He really hasn't made up his mind yet but when he graduates he intends to attend college, and we all know that he will make good. T. C. A., Rifle Club, Junior Red Cross THOMAS V. MCLENNAN Moc Barnard Mac is a quiet, good-looking boy who has quite a way with the gals. His favorite subjects are English and chemistry. He has been active in the Tech-O-Scope and also in radio discussions in his senior year. Tom states his hobby is dancing. His future plans are still indefinite. Teche0-Scope lassociate editorl, T. C. A., T. C. A. Dance Club, Junior Red Cross, Junior Safety Council, -Glee Club, Radio Discussions, Tech Liber EUGENE J. MEGIN Bud South School tWoIcottl Bud is one of our good neighbors from Wolcott. He is a smooth-looking character who gets a kick out of designing boys' bicy- cles. He takes a ribbing from the boys about his peculiar job of calling square dances. His hobbies are music and designing, and his favorite subjects are mathematics and history. Senior Harvest Dance Committee, T. C. A., Tech-0-Scope LEO E. MEHMET Mimi Walsh Mimi's favorite subiects are mechanical drawing, auto mechanics and music. He picks photography as his hobby. Mimi hopes he can go into business for himself some day, and with his ability he's bound to succeed. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross, Glee Club EDWARD J. MERCIER Ed Anderson An easy-going fellow, you will never find Ed hurrying to classes. He lists mathematics, chemistry, and auto mechanics as his favorite subjects. lf Mr. Downey is seen using hair dye it is usually because Ed has brought in another one of his contraptions. His favorite sports are skating and swimming, and in the summer you can always find him at the nearest lake. Ed plans to become an auto mechanic, and we wish him luck and success in this or any other field of work he chooses to follow. ANGELO MICALIZZI CharIie Slocum Charlie, a well-known boy of the Senior Class, may be seen through the hall, laughing and yelling and flirting with our little Freshmen girls. He is quite the beau, they say. He likes camping and dancing. Charlie was one of our football players. He intends to study electrical engineering at Pratt Institute. T. C. A. Dance Club, Junior Red Cross Junior Red Cross, Tech Liber VITO J MIKENAS DOLORES G. MIGLIARO Dee H. S. Chose The gal with the pleasing and happy-go-lucky disposition is surely a good way to describe Dee . She believes in having fun and it is her unusual sense of humor that keeps her classmates in a jovial mood. Dee's favorite subjects are English, Italian and chemistry. ln the line of sports, she enjoys swimming and basketball games. Her plans for the future are to become a laboratory technician or nurse, and we are confident that she will succeed in whichever career she chooses. Senior Dance Committee, T. C. A., L. L1 A., Junior Red Cross Bowling Club, Tech-O-Scope l Re St. Joseph's Red is a happy-go-lucky fellow who hasn't a care in the world. Red's skill in magic has helped him to disappear from many a class. He lists skating, swimming, and bowling as his favorite sports. Red hasn't any plans for the future, but we wish him good luck. Junior Red Cross FRANK A. MIRTO Mirt Walsh Mirt is the air-minded fiend from l2Al. He talks flying all day and dreams of it all night. Aeronautics and chemistry are his favorite subjects, while flying and model airplane building are his hobbies. He enlisted in the Army in February and hopes to make a career out of commercial flying. We wish him the best of luck in whatever he underta kes. Junior Red Cross WILBURJ K. MouN WilI MoI Middlebury Will, a happy-go-lucky fellow with an unpredictable crop of hair, is never seen without his fabulous brief case. The knowledge Will gained while employed in the Scovill Photo Lab. has enabled him to make a success of his hobby, photography. He is everybody's right hand man in school and is constantly being sent on important missions. He's tops in studies, always wears a smile, due, we believe, to that mid-morning apple. He will enter Pratt and make good. Junior Red Cross, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club lVice- Presidenfl, Radio Discussions, Tech Liber DONALD C MORRIS Don Amenio Hgh N Y Don is an easy going sort of fellow, who is one minute serious and hard at work and the next is raising the roof off the school. He has a great interest in sports and is seen at most of the school's games. Hunting, fishing, and swimming are his favorite hobbies, while he places chemistry and math at the top of his list of favorite subjects. Junior Red Cross JOHN J. MRAZIK Jock St. Morgoret's Jack is a tall, smiling boy we usually see talking about sports in front of l07. His outstanding personality has made him popular at Tech. His favorite hobbies are fishing and swimming, He picks mathematics as his favorite subject. His future today is a question mark, but let's hope it becomes a period soon. A Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. DONALD F. MURPHY Murph St. Francis Xavier Murph seems to be out to set a speed record by beating the bells to school. He leaves home as late as possible. Sometimes he makes it, sometimes he doesn't. Up to now it's a tie score. He spends his spare time collecting old coins and stamps. These col- lections are a source of pride to him. ln school his chief interest lies in mechanical drawing and printing. The latter is what he plans for his future work, Maybe we shall some day read a paper printed by our friend, Murph. Junior Red Cross ANTHONY R. MUSCO Slip B. W. Tinker Slip is the noisy fellow who is continually getting excused. He came to Leavenworth from Tinker and our teachers have not had a rest since. His favorite subjects are chemistry and English, his hobby is model airplane building. His greatest ambition is to become a He is always talking about trucks driver in a big transportation firm. and automobiles, so he seems to have chosen a profession suited to his talents. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. JOSEPH NICOLO ll-loeu Joe graduated from Webster and decided to come to Leaven- worth, a decision which he knows was a profitable one. His favorite subjects are mathematics and chemistry, his hobby is photography. He is one of the quiet boys of Tech and takes his schoolwork seriously. Joe intends to become a mechanical engineer, so here is luck to him. Junior Red Cross ROCCO A. NARDIELLO Rocky Driggs Rocky, a serious-minded fellow who came to Leavenworth from Driggs, intends to enter a university and later to own and manage a sports retail store. His favorite subjects are economics and history. Among his favorite hobbies are fishing, camping, and almost all other outdoor sports. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross, Varsity Football Webster JOHN NOVOROT JOIN St. Francis Xavier When you find a bunch of fellows laughing their sides out in room lOl, you will find John the center of the attraction, He has won many friends in Tech because of his swell personality. Mechanical drawing is his favorite subject. His hobby is collecting badges. After graduating, John intends to go to college, and we all know he will reach his goal MICHAEL OPALAK, Jr. Mike Webster This quiet, unassuming fellow has made many friends at Tech. During his four yeors Mike went his way nonchalantly, not bothering anyone. Hunting, swimming, fishing, reading, and ice skating take up most of his spare time, while chemistry, math, ond auto-mechanics interest him in school. Mike plans to travel in the future, but we feel confident he will be one of our leading merchants. Junior Red Cross Junior Red Cross, Tech-O Scope T C A NICHOLAS A. PALOMBA uNicku Nick is one of the few ood natured musicians in the world .MICHAEL J PALERMO Bookie Slocum Bookie Palermo, one of the flashiest dressers in the school, is very popular with everyone, especially with the girls. His warm smile has won him many friends during his four years at Tech. He picks English and economics as his favorite subjects. When it comes to bowling, Mike is tops. He is undecided about what field he will enter, but we know thot whatever he chooses, he will be a success. Good luck, Mike. Junior Red Cross. T. C. A., T. C. A. Bowling Club. Webster g - . He ploys the clarinet in the school band and has played in concerts with the orchestra. Nick also likesto build models of all kinds, Hewants to go to college and major in metallurgy. His favorite subjects are chemistry and trigonometry. School Orchestra and Band FRANK PASSERELLI Clown St. Thomas That flash that streaks by you on the way to the cafeteria is' more than likely Clown, flying down to get some food. Besides eat- ing, his other hobby is collecting all the baseball and football books he can get. Clown is quite popular around Leavenworth for his jokes and monkeyshines. He favors English and economics, and hopes to become a good baseball player in the future. Football Team, Baseball Team, Junior Red Cross WILLIS PAYNE Bill Hopeville ln his four years with us, Bill has made many friends with his clean cut personality. Bill's favorite subjects are mechanical draw- ing and history. In his spare time he likes to swim and drive. After graduation Bill plans to enter the Army Air Corp. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. ROBERT W. PEKRUL PiCkel'el Hendricken Bob is a quiet, studious boy, who is known as the lamplighter, due to his great skill in holding a light while the boys work in auto- mechonics. Pickerel has a cute smile that some day may prove of value to him in winning the hand of some fair maid. He lists history and math as his favorite subjects along with auto-mechanics. He has no immediate plans for the future. Junior Red Cross DANIEL PERILLO Speed Webster There isn't a teacher or a pupil in Leavenworth that doesn't think Speed is tops. His favorite sport is football, at which he is also tops. His favorite habits are being late and not coming to school on Fridays. Speed plans to be a grinder when he gets out of school and we wish him all the luck in the world. Junior Red Cross 7' , 2 f, 47' W V 'fffvz 1, flu? fYfA JOHN PERILLO Johnny Sprogue Johnny, huskie and short, may be seen walking through the holls talking about automobiles or the work he's doing in the machine shop. He likes to keep his nose in a chemistry or mathematics book. Johnny loves to wake up at 5 o'clock in the morning ond go on ci hunting trip through the woods, covering not less than ten miles. Good luck in the machinist trade. .5 Z xxx o o .3-sgzg -'-3ov m 2-0033- s.Q2mQ'V-iw 'O' 3502 S542 mg-:igwnm DCVIS OIF DQYU -1-Ouvf -.oi3'.m3- 00-1-'fD0,.,. -f--r Q O gjmryvgg ,'gi.narT1:5 o.. 3333 'Om :4l'9Q?53. 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His outstanding personality explains why the senior class elected him president. T. C. A., Glee Club, T. C. A. Dance Club, Junior Red Cross, Senior Class President PERRONE Barnard FRANCIS PERUGINI Fran Driggs Fran is one ot Tech's musicians and loves collecting records and music. He likes to sit in the parlor with the radio, listening to a concert, symphony or opera. Football, basketball, and swimming ogree with him very much. Lots of luck in the field ot music. Secretary of High School Band, T. C. A. Slocum VINCENT PETRUCCI Vinnie Vinnie is one fellow who always takes his work seriously, His favorite subjects are mathematics and mechanical drawing. Vinnie's hobbies are photography, bowling, and swimming. After Vinnie graduates he expects to be a toolmaker or draftsman. Junior Red Cross JAMES PIERSALL llJi'nll Jim, one of Leavenworth's favorite sons, has done as much for our school as has anyone of this graduating class. In his four years at Leavenworth, he has proved himself worthy of competing with the state's finest high school athletes, and has also proved himself copo- ble scholastically. He terms mathematics and shop his favorite subjects, and places bowling, skating, and billiards at the head of his list of time-passers. We know that in later years Jim will dis- tinguish himself in the field of sports, and in life itself. Good luck, Jim. Basketball Co-Captain, Baseball Captain, Secretary of T. C. A., Junior Red Cross LEONARD PETCAVAGE Pet St. Joseph That very tall boy you see walking along the corridors is Leonard, better known as Pet. Though he is a quiet sort of fellow, his silent nature has not handicapped his popularity. His hobbies are chiefly swimming and fishing. His favorite subjects are shop and aeronautics. After graduation he plans to be an auto mechanic. Junior Red Cross Driggs DORIS M. PEVEAR Blondie H. S. Chase Doris is the cute little blonde from l l3 who is always talking or laughing. This witty little girl enjoys all sports. Her favorite sub- jects are history, English and physics. Doris collects records and enjoys drawing during her spare time. She hopes to enter training as a nurse after graduation. Secretary Senior Harvest Dance, Tech-0-Scope, Junior Prom Committee, T. C. A., L. L. A., T. C. A. Bowling, Junior Red Cross Sacred Heart CHAUNCEY PLUMB Chauncey Driggs Leavenworth obtained this quiet and studious boy from Driggs Grammar School. His favorite subjects are chemistry and mathe- matics. Right now Chouncey's interest is his rifle, He intends to become a cabinet maker, and we know he will succeed. Junior Red Cross , .. .wk JOSEPH M. PONTELAN DOLFO Ponte B. w. Tinker 45. Joe is the good-looking, wavy-haired young man who is always ' f carrying an immense lunch bag. The fact that Ponte eats so much could never be discovered by his figure. Being an ardent lover of sports probably helps him keep in shape. He hopes to become a draftsman when he finishes his schooling, and we all wish him gg the best of luck. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. Dance Club gf , . ,141 ..r M .y.yy .y.y . . s. f., . . ROGE R P RONOVOST Pete Washington Pete is the Phantom Flash when it comes time to take off for cafe'. He's the last to leave the room but the first to get to ....,, cafeteria. He loves hunting and horseback riding, and in school it's economics ond mechanical drawing that take his fancy. Pete plans to enter the U. S. Marines in the near future. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross - - .... . WILLIAM F. RACZKOWSKI Will Duggan The Senior class is turning out o bumper crop of toll fellows this year and Will is at the head of the list. Mechanical drawing, shop and English are his favorite subjects. His favorite sports are baseball, ping pong, and pool. Will plans to take up drafting after graduation and we know he will succeed. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross, Business Manager Tech-O-Scope SALVATORE M. RECCHIA Sql Duggan Sal, that well-liked fellow from lO9, has ihe unusual ability to win friends easily. He has elected chemistry and English as his favorite subjects. Sal is very active in the field of sports, playing basketball, football, and also three years of varsity baseball. Sal's favorite pastime, reading the sports sheet in class, gets him quite a few punishment sessions. He hasn't made plans for the future yet, but we wish him all the success in the world. Baseball ANTHONY V. ROSA Tony Brain Kingsbury Tony, quiet, serious and hardworking, was the peacemaker of our class. Tony was tops at Kingsbury and the some here. His motto is Once you learn something hang on to it . He was'unafraid of work whether in the auto-mechanic shop or at a desk puzzling out a math or chemistry problem. So you see we wish him success when he goes on to college. Junior Red Cross, Glee Club, Radio Discussions, Tech Liber lco-editorl, T. C. A. Dance Club. T. C. A. EDMUND ROSA sa Walsh Ed is one of those boys who create an impression of being quiet, but soon prove to be extremely active. Ed does well in all his subjects but finds mechanical drawing and mathematics the most interesting. A standout basketball player, he was an asset to the school team for years. Outside of school, Ed's popularity has made him president of Karra Hi-Y. Ed's future is as yet undecided, but what- ever it is, he will succeed. Basketball Team, Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. MARIO S ROSATO Mar'! Merriman When Merriman lost Mar, Tech gained. Although Mar looks serious, he can be very humorous at times. His hobbies are playing all kinds of sports and reading books on sports. As his favorite subjects, Mar takes mathematics and shop. After graduation Mar plans to enter o training room and learn a trade. usobll chemistry went into He hopes school, so GEORGE RUZINKOVIC rlRuzzu Ruzz is tall and not very talkative, but you will always find him where there's the most excitement, He does a lot of roller skating and enjoys a good game of billiards. His favorite and English. His plans for the future are indefinite, but we know he will be a success at anything he may choose to do. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. ulloen With RICHARD SALINARO llsalu lf quick retorts measured intelligence, Sal would be the Einstein of Leavenworth. He's forever flooding the corridors and classrooms with his nimble wit. Sal, an active boy, divides his time between school and the Central Y. We are all sure, by the diligence with which he applies himself to his favorite subjects, mathematics and shop, that he will some day realize his ambition, that of becoming a technical engineer, Junior Recd Cross JERRY J. RUSSO Duggan No class would be complete without a lover and Bob, our genial G.l., is ours. He came to us a little after the school term began and immediately made himself one of the fellows. His jolly nature makes him a favorite with both the girls and boys. His favorite subjects are and English. Jerry used to play in a band before he the Army, and he is still a musician in his own right. to become a construction contractor when he finishes we give him our best wishes. A., School Orchestra, T. C. A. Dance Club, Junior Red Cross St. Thomas subjects are physics JOSEPH SALEMI Merriman mathematics and English heading the list of work, Joe does all right scholastically. A great sportsman, Joe excels in all out- door sports, especially in swimming. Automobiles, a hobby with Joe now, will be his chosen work after graduation. Junior Red Cross St. Mary's FELICE M SANTOPIETRO NICHOLAS SAMELA Nick Driggs Nick, who seems to be on the quiet side, keeps much to himself. His favorite subjects are mathematics and chemistry and he has proven his ability in both. Baseball and basketball are his main pastimes. Nick's ambition is to be a toolmaker or to take up radio. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross P i Webster Phil can be seen at any hour of the day chewing gum and chatting away at a great speed. Likable Phil , one of our nurses to be , picks English, civics, and science as her favorite subjects. She is especially fond of basketball and was one of our best scorers. Phil plans to enter a nursing school and any patient that appreciates wit will welcome Phil as his nurse. MARIO SCARDETTI CARMELLA M. SANTORO Cormier Webster Shy, quiet, and friendly describe our friend, Carmie . She has proven herself to be talented in the line of dancing-especially the Hula , However, that is only one of the things that keeps Carmie occupied. The rest of her time is taken' up with designing clothes, collecting perfumes and well-you know! And now, all kidding aside, we'd like to wish Carmie the best of luck in her future dress designing career. T. C. A., L. L. A., Junior Red Cross Scar Slocum To those who don't know Scar, he may appear to be a quiet, almost silent young fellow, but this is as far from the truth as night is different from day. Although he's not a muscle man , he more than makes up for his stature with his quick wit and radiant per- sonality. ln school Scar favors electricity, and it is said, is a serious threat to the C. L. and P. Co. A great deal of Scar's leisure time is taken up with bowling and pool, in both of which he does well. Al- though his plans for the future are as yet vague, his flair for any- thing mechanicdl will probably help him in his search for success. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross WILLIAM H. SCHAEFFER Bill Lispe SS. Peter and Paul This handsome fellow has made many a girl's heart leap, for his million dollar smile has proved hard to resist. To make friends is Lispe's aim in life. His spare time is divided between dancing and carpentry, while mechanical drawing and chemistry interest him in school. He plans to travel for a few years and then study archi- tectu ral engineering. GENE R. SCHMIDT Gene Buck's Hill Gene, blond and six feet tall, is the big boy around the machine shop and will always be found withkhis hands full of grease. Gene loves to build model airplanes and to collect stamps. Gene's ambition is to work in his father's hardware store and some day he wishes to own the store. Well, Gene, here's wishing you o lot of luck in the hardware business. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross, Rifle Team WILLIAM SHEA uBiIIll This curly-haired fellow, well-known to the school girls, is one of the T. C. Afs best dancers. Bill loves outdoor sports, and his hobbies are dancing and skating. Bill seems to digest chemistry and mathe- matics very easily. We wish him the best of luck in the future. T. c. A. BERNARD SHERWILL Bernie Barnard Bernie is one of Leavenworth's most popular students. His bright personality and easy conversation have won him many friends among his classmates. ln his four years at Leavenworth, Bernie has distinguished himself on the basketball court. He has convinced all who have seen him play that a combination of ability and fighting spirit cannot be beaten. Among his many pastimes are skating, tennis, swimming, and record collecting. If Bernie continues to do as well as he has in his school subjects, particularly geometry and economics, his favorites, we know that he will fulfill his ambition to graduate from college. Basketball Co-Captain, T. C. A., Junior Red Cross Baseball ARNOLD SMITH Snuffy St. Peter and Paul St. Peter and Paul's gift was a quiet, good natured fellow nick- named Snuffy. Snuffy's favorite subjects are mathematics, his- tory, and chemistry. He likes swimming and skating and his favorite pastime is eating. Snuffy hasn't made plans for the future yet, but we wish him lots of luck. Junior Red Cross PETER SPAGNOLETTI Spag Duggan One of the most popular and witty boys in the Senior class is Pete. Pete is always making up poems in his leisure time. Besides poetry, he favors sports in a big way. Mathematics, chemistry, and economics are Pete's favorite subjects. His ambition is to own and operate his own store in the near future. T. C. A., Bowling Cllub, Junior Red Cross Armand ARMAND C. WILLIAM J. SPARANO Midge Duggan Bill's clowning nature has made him a favorite among his class- mates, but a bit of a worry to his teachers. He is hardly ever serious, but when he does start to work he goes at it with a determination hard to equal. His favorite subject is chemistry and his hobbies are model building and fishing. He plans to specialize in agriculture when he leaves school, and he has our best wishes. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross SPERDUTI Hendricken Tall, good looking, and always smiling, Armand is the quiet and modest type. He is the fellow who was happiest when there was no homework for the next day. He likes to work around cars, and bowling and collecting records are his pastime. He selects English and mechanical drawing as his favorite subjects. Armand would like to get a job as an automobile mechanic and we wish him lots of luck. Vice-President of T. C. A., Bowling Club, Dance Club, Junior Red Cross, Junior Prom Committee EUGENE STACK Gene St. Francis Xavier This is one of our more restless boys. If something is doing, he's sure to be there, Although in school he hasn't been active in any clubs, outside you would not know him. Gene is very active there, we wonder where he gets his energy. lt's seldom that he doesn't smile or laugh. His future plans include entering the service. As to his choice of service, we know he will pick the one best suited to him. Lots of luck, Gene. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross ERNEST STAFSTROM Ernie Terryville Ernie came to us from Terryville, and in his four years here he has acquired many friends. We know Ernie will be successful in whatever he chooses for his life's work. He is a boy of many hobbies, but his favorites are cartooning, basketball, and ice skating. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross ERNEST N STANCO ANGELO M. ST. JOHN Saint Duggan Saint, who hails from Duggan School, picks mathematics, Eng- lish, and shop as his favorite subjects, and bowling and basketball as his favorite sports. Although Saint is a very quiet fellow, don't let him fool you, he can always be counted on for a good time. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross, Tech-0-Scope i Ernie East Farms Short and sizzling may well describe this dark-haired boy, and wherever there's excitement you're pretty sure to find Ernie. He was an active member of the T. C. A. and enthusiastically sup- ported all school athletic events. Outside of school, bowling and playing pinochle occupy most of his time. After graduation Ernie will either join the Army or pursue his ambition to become a drafts- mon. T. C. A., Glee Club, Junior Red Cross VITO SUMMA Smoky Slocum usually find Smoky at the head of the class whenever concerned. His extensive reading makes possible his along with camping, billiards, and bowling constitute activities. He places English, economics, and electricity first in his choice of subjects. Srnoky's general personality and ready smile have won him many friends during his stay at Leavenworth, and they will undoubtedly prove important assets in later life. He plans to further his education at the University of Connecticut. You can intelligence is intellect, and his spare time Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. iisyu Sy can be recogninzed by his dark blonde hair which he is con- stantly and hunting. Chemistry and physics are his favorite subjects. He would like to go to college or start a business with his father. Junior Red Cross, Glee Club lLibrariani, T. C. A. Charlie SI, Joseph Charlie is usually found in the hall near 107, talking to his friends. ln school his favorite subjects are mathematics and shop. Outside hunting Charlie playing tells us T. JOH N R. SYSSA Bunker Hill combing. His hobbies are building model airplanes, fishing, ROB ERT TALBOT Bob Walsh Walsh's gift to Tech is Bob, a well-liked and sociable fellow. He is a very quiet fellow, but can always be counted on for a laugh. His favorite subjects are history and aeronautics. A few weeks after graduation Bob plans to join the Navy and study electronics and radio. Good luck, Bob. Tech-0-Scope, T. C. A., Junior Red Cross CHARLES TEREPAS he can be found out in the country, usually with fishing or equipment, of which he makes good use. Then evenings can be found around town with some of the boys, bowling or billiards. He is uncertain about his future work, but he he's going to try his best at whatever comes along, C. A., Junior Red Cross, Tech Liber ANTHONY TOZZI Tony Driggs Tony, a very quiet but ambitious fellow, is the kind of person who does his work and no questions asked. His favorite subjects are science, shop practice and mechanical drawing. His favorite hobby is working in his own workshop. He also plays baseball and football quite well. After graduation he hopes to take up a trade and go into business. We know he will do very well. T. C. A. Dance Club, Junior Red Cross and we wish him luck. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross JOH N VARANELLI Durf St. Joseph Happy-go-lucky is the best way to describe him, his ability to have a joke for every occasion makes him popular. While his school activities are not many, his outside ones seem to keep him pretty well occupied. Bowling and golf are his chief interests, and he is said to be very good at both. Though his favorite subject is pattern making, Durf plans to go into the construction business. With his ability with words and wood, he will be successful wherever he goes. T. C. A., Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. Bowling Club ELVIRA M TORTORICI Torchy or Vera Slocum Torchy is the girl with the auburn hair and keen sense of humor. She can always be found at the noisiest table in the sewing class, where she excels in needlework Her favorite subjects are chemistry and English. Nature also blessed Torchy with a fine singing voice. She is well-liked by both students and faculty and all wish her the best of luck in her future career as a nurse Senior Harvest Dance, Tech Liber T C A L L A Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. Bowling JOH N M VALENTI Milkman Barnard Milkman is a fellow with a happy go lucky personality nothing seems to disturb him. English and chemistry rank first on his list of favorite subiects. Skating swimming and baseball take up a good deal of his time. Milkmon plans to go to business college JEAN ALICE VERONNEAU Jeanie St. Ann's Jeanie is a friend to all. Her sense of humor and ability to carry on a conversation are the reasons for this. Jeanie's favorite subiects are sewing and cooking, both of which she does well. She enjoys roller-skating, dancing, and swimming. Jeanie's ambition is to become a policewoman. You'll take with you the best of luck we can give, Jeanie. T. C. A., L. L. A., Junior Red Cross THOMAS D. VERRASTRO Tommy Sacred Heart Tommy is a quiet and good-natured pal to anyone who knows him. His favorite subjects are science and mechanical drawing. His favorite hobbies are bowling, roller skating and playing the piano. His ambition is to become an aeronautical engineer and from his interest in mechanical drawing we know he will reach his goal. ANTHONY C. VESPOLI Tony Walsh Tony is easly spotted by his broad smile and striking moustache as he walks through our corridors. His favorite subjects are English and economics. He likes music and plans to make a career of it as a dance band musician. We all hope he will succeed. Good luck, Tony. ' Chairman,of the Junior Prom Committee, Chairman of the Senior Harvest Dance, Chairman of the Senior Hop Dance, ViceP-resident of the High School Consolidated Band, T. C. A. Dance Club, Junior Red Cross, Chairman of Senior Prom T NANCY N. VITARELLI Nqnce Bdrlldid Nance is a fun-loving, good-natured girl, who has won many friends with her sunny smile. Her quick wit and good humor have made her an outstanding member of our class. Nancy's best subject is English while collecting stuffed animals takes up her spare time. She plans to be a nurse and her happy and friendly disposition will, we know, make her popular with the patients. Cap and Gown Committee, T. C. A., L. L. A., Junior Red Cross ANTHONY JOSEPH WALSH BRONIS VITKAUSKAS Bunny Sf. Joseph Taking things as they come is Bunny's attitude toward life. Bunny's favorite subjects are auto mechanics, mathematics, machine shop, and mechanical drawing. Among his favorite hobbies are swimming, fishing, and also ice and roller-skating. His ambition is to enter the field of freight transportation. J un ior Red Cross Andy Sacred Heart Andy's fun loving, easy ways have won him friends among his classmates. His friendly smile is a familiar sight in the halls and classrooms of Leavenworth. Some of his favorite spare time activities are bowling, billiards, basketball, and collecting menus. He terms music, English, and shop his choice subjects. Andy plans to enter the U. S. Coast Guard. Junior Red Cross, T. C. A. VALDORIS V. WATTS VGl Walsh Fun-loving and friendly Val rates high with her classmates. Her formula for a relaxation is to lose herself in an engrossing novel. Her favorite subiects are chemistry and sewing. She enjoys dancing, reading and basketball. Her great desire is to be an interior decora- tor. We know that she will be successful in this field. T. C. A., L. L. A., Junior Red Cross JOH N L. WILCOX Jock Sprague Jack is one of Leavenworth's smallest students, but he is by no means one of its quietest. He can usually be found at the center of the noisiest group in the class. His favorite spare time activities are ice skating, baseball, and auto repairing. Jack's ability in his subjects, especially in English and economics, coupled with his fun- loving traits, will undoubtedly prove invaluable in later life, when he hopes to have a business of some kind. T. C. A., Bowling Club, Junior Red Cross. i GEORGE A. YAKAITIS Yak St. Joseph's Yak is one of the most talkative boys in the senior class. His hobby is fishing and he is usually talking about it to his classmates. Chemistry is at the top of his list of favorite subjects and auto- mechanics is a close second. His ambition is to further his education or go into a business with his father. Rifle Club, Junior Red Cross JOSEPH ZARRELLA Joe Barnard Joe's ambition is to become a toolmaker. One of his main characteristics is combing his hair, and his hobby is dancing. Joe's favorite subjects are mathematics and English, but he's also one of Mr. Lord's best students in the big machine shop. Joe's always a handyman to have around, and we all wish him the best of luck in the future. T. C. A. rv VETERAN GRADUATES Robert Stepney James McCarthy Francis Lieber Robert West John Birch Rocco Famiglietti Terrence Dowling Leo Grenier 611111 Q QPQ 0 ' NG C Q X QOH Rl Qc. ,Pe SCO , S Q, -N 'V 2 WX 1 f gs 4 '49 Q f '26 05 Q Q G o - C3 Q-O . , so Q. QLQ5 F f d' ' M Q m . S 6 3 1' C v V ,X . A0 KDE AINIEIELHEB T. C. A. OFFICERS President A A A AA Stephen Perrone Vice-President Armand Sperduti Secretary, A Thomas Massino Treasurer Salvatore leronimo T. C. A. ln l938 the T. C, A. was founded. Its aim was to do everything its name applies, Tech Craftsmen's Aid and to aid the pupils of L. H. S. in the following way: l-To help in every way humanly possible each student and his or her family. 2-To visit the sick, send flowers, fruit or books to sick or disabled pupils. 3-To send notes of sympathy, mass cards, flowers, to visit all wakes, and to send a committee to those unfortunate homes. , 4-To be constantly on the lookout for families who are truly in need of help 5-To report all such cases to the T, C. A. for immediate action. 6-To send books, puzzles, and airplane models to the crippled boy ar girl who is able to sit up a few hours each day. 7-To do our best to live up to the standards of democracy in our deeds and to be liberal to all. 8-To treat every boy, regardless of religion, creed, color, or blood as an equal under the flag of our great nation. The T. C. A. Dance Club is a social auxiliary which holds its meetings each Monday night. This dance club is as old as the main organization and has given our members many hours of pleasure. Our organizations are for all pupils. They have been successful in doing a few of the things that a true Christian would do, not only at Christmas but all through the year. The Class of I947 wishes to extend its congratulations to the T. C. A. and also to Mr. Clarence MacNiven, and sincerely hopes that it continues its good work. T. C. A. DANCE CLUB Chairman A , Angie Calangelo Ca-Chairman Rose Cordero Sfcretarya James Piersalk Treasurer A . . Mary Gugliotti ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Athletic Association was organized in i936 to promote an interest in sports at Leavenworth. At that time basketball was the only school sport. The team was in a Class D league and there was very little interest or school spirit. The Athletic Association aroused student interest and with their help raised enough money to equip a football team by the fall of I937. Two years later they were instrumental in establishing and equipping a school baseball team. Since I939 Leavenworth has successfully competed against Class A teams in football, basketball, and baseball. High school sports in Waterbury must be self supporting. With the splendid support ancl cooperation of the students, the Athletic Association has always been able to equip and support the school teams in all sports. The Athletic Association is particularly proud of the record of this year's basketball team' Naugatuck Valley League Champions, runner-up in the State Tournament at New l-laven, and New England Champions. The officers and members of the Athletic Association are: John A. Dillon, President Frank G. Regan, Secretary James A. Lord, Vice-President Jacob D. Rieger, Treasurer Ellery C. Kilbourn James J. O'Neill Paul Perazelli Joseph F. Rosse Willliam l-l. Tracy GLEE CLUB The Glee Club has for its purpose the organizing of the vocally talented boys and girls of the three public high schools with intentions of presenting a concert in the Wilby Auditorium during the month of April. Under the skillful guidance of Miss Alice Gibson, the students of the three schools met in the Crosby Auditorium on Monday evening of each school week to rehearse over and over again the various classical selections. These long hours of rehearsal were not wasted, for the concert proved to be very successful, as was shown by the presence of a large audience who heartily applauded every number, During the month of Moy, the annual Glee Club Social was held. All the members were on hand to enjoy a very pleasant evening, thereby concluding a highly enjjoyable and profitable season, The members from Leavenworth were: Theodore Bojarski Thomas McLennan Anthony Rosa Ernest Stanco Nick Perugini John Ciavrella Pat Mazzamaro Eugene Megin Arthur Marciano Leo Mehmet John Syssa George Coffey Wilbur Molin Harold Coer Edward Adomaitis RADIO CLUB During the first half of the school year, a series of weekly programs called Opinion Please was presented on station WBRY every Friday evening. On each of these broadcasts a group of students from each of the four high schools would discuss or debate the existing political and economic issues. Representatives from Leavenworth debated every four weeks, with Mr. Blanchard acting as moderator. These discussions proved to be valuable experiences for the participants, for, in presenting their points and narguments, their grammar and voices were to function faultlessly. Although each of these programs required long hours of preparation, all the members agree that it was a very pleasant experience. The debators from Leavenworth are: Elvira Tortorici Norman Dutil Dolores Migliaro Pat Mazzamaro Dorothy lmperato Robert Link Marie Cipriano Wilbur Molin Lucy Garro Thomas McLennan Carol Arnold Anthony Rosa THE JUNIOR BED CROSS The Junior Red Cross carried on its peacetime program through the school year. This consisted principally of contributing our time and effort to Veterans hospitals. Utility bags, bed slippers, pajamas and lop ropes were made by the girls while the boys made ping pong paddles and cribbage boards. All these articles were sent to veterans hospitals in Connecticut. We also sent Gift Boxes to the children of Europe, One of our members attended a Junior Red Cross convention in Cleveland, Ohio, early in June. She returned embued with enthusiasm for a more comprehensive program for next year. RIFLE CLUB Though the Rifle Cllub may not be the most publicized group in Leavenworth, it is a very active organization. Under the able instruction of Arthur Dusseault the boys practice at Biener's rifle range on Monday nights for four hours. ln the Open Road for Boys ,rifle match the team, led by Mert Johnson, Don Bates, Dave Tracy, Harold Schnerr, and Tom Carmody, placed second in the United States and were presented with a Mossberg Spotting Scope and Stand for their accuracy. At New Haven in the Connecticut Rifle and Revolver meet, Mert Johnson placed as high individual in the state and third in the country Along witn the rest of the team, he was presented with Lyman medals for their better than 50 per cent accuracy. In May and June, Coach Dusseault plans to arrage meets with Tor- rington, Hamden, the Waterbury Tool, and other school teams in the state. The officers of the club are as follows: Coach , .. . ,. ,, , , . ,. ,Arthur Dusseault President , , ,, . , ,Harold Schnerr Vice-President . Mert Johnson Secretary . ., . Bob Robinson Treasurer , .,.., ,. . Doug Miller Range Officer.. . , Don Bates INTER-H IGH SCHOOL ORCH ESTRA z'1'fii'f4' , ,,,, , , , , 4 Z7 f ,f fh4??3?4 7' BAND INTER-HIGH SCHOOL S c - .w i. sf N MWW .317 ' Q' - .5 gif 5 ,A,-, :Q ff: G .ll i by 'mf x .W -- ARBOR DAY FACULTY ADVISORS -SPORTS- Varsity Baseball, Football, Basketball .Mr. William Tracy, Mr. James O'Neil Cheer Leaders ,, Miss Mary Casey -CLUBS- T. C. A, and L. L. A. A Mr. Clarence Mochliven Junior Red Cross , . . Miss Mary Casey Rifle Club . ,, Capt. Arthur Dusseault Radio Club . Mr. Earle Blanchard Band and Orchestra . , . Mr. Floyd Evans Cilee Club . . Miss Alice Gibson Tech Liber Miss Agnes Cemmil, Mr. Earl Blanchard, Miss Helen l-logon, Mr. William Mack Prom Committee Mr. John Dillon SENIOR COMMITTEES Prom Committee Chairman Anthony Vespoli Co-Chairman Angie Colangelo Committee Rose Cordero John Maturo Jean Veronneau Ted Bojarski Dick Gugliernenti Roland Fontaine Carmello Errichetti Anthony Giustiniani Steve Perrone Cesare Alisi Cap and Gown Committee Alfred Dostaler Raymond Lariviere John Ciavarelli Donald Faber Wilmot Ebbes Carmella Errichetti Nancy Vitarelli Valdoris Watts Picture Committee Albert Marcella John Maturo Cesare Alisi Anthony Vespoli Rose Aurio Elvira Tortorici Doris Pevear Room Treasurers Lucy Garro Nick Palomba Norman Dutil Thomas lnsero Ring Committee Theodore Bojarski Nick Samela Edward Adamaitis John Colo Michael Palermo Constance Cannata Carol Arnold f 'j 5x D X XL AWE, X Xx I W, f Xgxg 6 f . . x S WM I x my 6 I b ww O13 X..-Ai ' If ' XXN :WM w tu'-ill . 22:1 K IIIESDWUQIE U-XILUSU ozik, Mr Cin OD , M noldi Ri DoVerso, WI FO Second Bortis. on, be, Bowm C1 l'I'1 Be I SITE SS Po LoRusso, Otto, OS F ynn, M i 1 Z iz CCI Mi If Foroc FOWI Front Fourth V1 te Len Murroy, esto, , N ortine Moffo, M DeAngel is, oncini, M Joe WI O rCIr Thi Perrone, T tor, Coputo. Ionnoccone, Sontoro, Cipriono, O. Dim Ily, Smith, r so, Donne Po If Focondin FOWI Fifith Doly. Miklenivich, vich, ko Zel' Mi olvo, eS oro, D CIZZOVY1 M Nordello, WI I'O VARSITY FOOTBALL This yeor's football team compiled a better record than any previous football team representing Leavenworth. The first four games were victories for the Techites, but then Wilby broke the spell. The Tracy men followed up with a tie and a win over Middletown and Naugatuck, but then the other inter-city rival, Crosby, pulled the upset of the season by winning l8 to 7 before a record crowd of l2,000 on Thanksgiving day. The team defeated such power-laden teams as Manchester H2-Ol, Commercial H3-73 and tied the all-powerful Middletown team C6-67, thus gaining the number three rating of Class B teams in the state according to the Waskowitz Trophy Ratings, Players named to All-City Team: Players named to All-Valley Team: Nick LaRusso Fullback Nick LaRusso Fullback Steve Perrone Quarterback Paul lannaccone Center Paul lannaccone Center Hank Rinaldi Tackle FOOTBALL ROSTER L.E. Bart Daly-Best pass-receiver on team and made many tackles. Al Caputo-Showed improvement throughout season and will star next year. L.T Frank Passerelli-The big man of the squad who cracked jokes during the time-out. L.G. Art Barstis-Next year's captain and a fine leader on the line. C, Paul lannaccone-Shifted from backfield and proved to be the out- standing defensive man. He was an All-City and All-Valley selection. RC. Ace Bernabe-Good lineman, excelled in Middletown game. L.T Hank Rinaldi--Made the All-Valley Team and opened and closed holes in the line when the occasion arrived. R.E. Buck Titor-Played good ball in Naugy game and will be back next year. QB. Steve Perrone--Quarter-backed the team for three years and in his senior year was an All-City selection. L.H,B. Joe Masotta-Played a great game for Tech all season until injured in Crosby game. He is a hard tackler. R.l-l.B. Ed Bowman-Made his best gains in the Crosby, Wilby and Middletown games. FB. Nick LaRusso-There is no need to repeat his Herculean deeds. We all hope he succeeds at Boston University. 1 LE., -1 Also Seen in Action Were: l-l.B. and FB.-Joe Mancini-A shifty back who made many first downs with another power, that of plunging. H.B. Don Martinelli-Showed to advantage at halfback and will be back next year. C. Rocco Nardiello-A capable replacement who played a brilliant game at Middletown. T. Charley Micalizzi-Played good ball under the lights and against Crosby, Leavenworth Football Scores Score Opponent Score Leavenworth I2 Manchester O fnightl Leavenworth I3 Commercial 7 lnightl Leavenworth 7 Hamden 2 Leavenworth 7 Weaver 6 Leavenworth 6 Wilby i2 Leavenworth i9 Naugatuck l 3 Leavenworth 6 Middletown 6 Leavenworth 7 Crosby l 8 Totals 77 64 BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Basketball hit an all time high in Leavenworth this year with the team reaching the finals in the C.l.A.C. tournament and then bringing Waterbury its first New England Championship by winning three games in as many nights in the Boston Garden. The team also brought the Brass City its first Valley League title in seventeen years. At the start of the season the Tracymen won twelve games before being defeated in the second overtime game with Naugatuck, However, the team gained its revenge for this defeat by beating the borough combine KNO OVERTIMEI in the semi-finals of the C.l.A.C. tournament. Entering the Connecticut lnterscholastic Athletic Conference tourna- ment with a record of sixteen wins and two defeats, the Tech quintet was victorious over Windham High 57 to 34, Hartford Public 48 to 45, Naugatuck 47 to 43, but lost to Hillhouse of New Haven in the final contest 43 to 30. Leavenworth entered the New England tournament as the dark-horse and promptly downed the Rhode Island State champs from Westerly 40 to 39, while the Connecticut State champs, Hillhouse, were defeated in their opening game by Portsmouth of New Hampshire, 32 to 28. The next night, again in the Boston Garden, ortsmouth was the victim of Leavenworth by a 32 to 29 score. Saturday night, March 28th, was a History making night as far as Waterbury is concerned because on this night Leavenworth defeated the Massachusetts State Champion, Durfee, from Fall River, 5l to 44. Before this game Durfee had a victory streak of 22 games. It was the first time in the twenty-two year history of the New England tournament that a Waterbury team had won. lt also marked the fourteenth time out of a possible twenty-two times that the Nutmeg state has won this title. Leovenworth's Line-up JIM PIERSALL - L.F.-Jimmy was the outstanding scorer on the squad. In ten Valley League games he scored 99 points and in the other games on the regular schedule he cut the meshes for l3O more points. In the C.l.A.C. tournament he came through with 64 points in four contests and in the New England's he threw in 56 in three, including- his record breaking 29 against Durfee in the final game. He was named to the All-City, All-Valley, All-State and All-New England teams. ln conclusion I would like to quote ci line from a Durfee paper, Pierce all, with Piersall . JOHN MESSUP - R.F.-Though Johnny wasn't the team's high scorer, he was the third ranking Valley League scorer with II6 points. He finished the season with a 9.6 average per game and his work under the boards was invaluable. ln the New England tournament it was Johnny's last minute hoop that won the Westerly game and his fouls that put the Portsmouth game on ice . He also played brilliantly in the Durfee game. AL DOSTALER - C-Al felt a little out of place on the team at the beginning of the season, as he was the only one of the first five that didn't 'start' in l946. He ranked third in the scoring department of the team and was ninth in the Valley League with 77 points. He played his best games with Tech's arch-rival, Naugatuck, and in the New England tourna- ment. His highest scoring efforts were against Hamden's zone defense. BERNIE SHERWILL- RC.-Bernie was a great little play-maker for the team, but didn't receive the credit he deserves. He was outstanding in the two post season tournaments with his work off the backboards and in setting-up plays for his team-mates. Though small in stature, Bernie did a man-sized job all through the season and richly deserved the All-City selection. He also did his share of the scoring, making more than lOO points this season. RAY KORBUSIESKI - L.G.-From the first team, Ray will be the only one back to help Coach Tracy out next year. Ray's work off the back- boards was an outstanding feature this season and his defensive work reached its climax in the second half of the Durfee game when he limited Noga, the opposition's high scorer, to a pair of foul goals after he had scored l6 points in the first half. Along with Piersoll, Ray was selected on the All-City, All-Valley, and All-New England teams. Good luck to you next year, Ray. BUTCH DAMELlO -G. and F.-When some of the boys were out on fouls, Butch was the solution. He would come into the game and promptly take up where his predecessor had left off. The number six man on the team played in every game and did his share of the scoring. Butch is a very smart ball-handler, and it was hard for Coach Tracy to keep him in reserve. ED ROSA - G. and F.-Ed, like Damelio, was a solution to the problem of too many personal fouls. He, too, handled the ball well and was a good man to have around because of his work in the backboard department. As all the other members of the squad Eddy is well-liked and enjoys telling everyone how good the Brass City Coppers are. BUCK TITOR-C-Bob Mitchum, as the girls call him, is a rough customer under the boards. Though seeing limited action, in his first year on the team, he was very effective. Buck's outstanding feat this year was in the Westerly game when he out-jumped the rest of the players and tapped in a hoop in the closing minutes of the game. Buck will be a great help to Korbusieski next season while working from the pivot post. BOB ZINNO- F.--Though Bobby was used sparingly this season, he thrilled the crowd with his left-handed hook-shots. Bob is a great com- petitor, and we wish him luck for next season. AMAND DE ANGELIS - G. and F.- Arm is the likable artist of the team. His work will be observed on other pages of this book. He is one of the boys who put on the shooting exhibitions at half time, from half floor and beyond that line. JOE PERAZELLA- F. and C.--Joe is the long lanky fellow with the big hands. He wasn't used much this season but his height and ability to palm a basketball will serve him well next year. ERNIE HALLENBORG-G. and F.--AI Jolson's threat on the team, will be back next season. He wasn't used much this year, but he will be one of the team's high scorers during the i947-48 basketball season. Special Note-Nothing has been said of the most important man with the squad thus far, Coach Bill Tracy. He is the likable and genial man from Room l l l. All season long he sweated it out from the bench while the team told him to worry about nothin', Doctor. No one ever so richly deserved as much credit as Mr. Tracy does. For three years he worked untiringly with the boys on this team and developed a New England Champion. We, the class of '47 take our hats off to a fine coach, gentleman, and teacher, and wish him the best of luck with his teams to come. Individual Scoring Records Average Name N.V.L. Others C.l.A.C. N.E. Totals Per G. J. Piersall 99 130 56 349 25 13.96 J. Messup 116 61 25 240 25 9.60 A. Dostaler 77 64 27 194 25 7.76 R. Korbusieski 57 39 5 1 15 25 4.60 B. Sherwill 49 33 4 113 25 4.52 A. Damelio 28 27 2 66 25 2.64 B. Zinno 8 10 1 19 17 1.12 B. Titor 5 4 2 13 19 0.68 E. Rosa 1 6 1 10 17 0.59 J. Perazella 0 4 O 4 4 1.00 E. Hallenborg 2 0 0 2 6 0.33 A. DeAngeIis O 0 0 0 5 0.00 Totals 442 378 123 1125 EE 45.00 Results of Leavenworth Basketball Games Score Opponent Score Leavenworth 41 Wolcott Tech 1 1 Leavenworth 39 Torrington 29 Leavenworth 48 Wilby 25 Leavenworth 39 Hillhouse 31 Leavenworth 38 Ansonia 30 Leavenworth 49 Naugatuck 45 fovertime1 Leavenworth 46 Stratford 22 Leavenworth 39 Ansonia 32 Leavenworth 37 Torrington 32 Leavenworth 52 Crosby 31 Leavenworth 64 Hamden 44 Leavenworth 37 Naugatuck 38 fovertirneb Leavenworth 47 Stratford 38 Leavenworth 47 Wilby 30 Leavenworth 33 Hillhouse 44 Leavenworth 56 Crosby 34 Leavenworth 57 Hamden 37 Leavenworth 51 A1umni 32 Connecticut Tournament Leavenworth 57 Windham 34 Leavenworth 48 Hartford Public 45 Leavenworth 47 Naugotuck 43 Revenge!!! Leavenworth 30 Hillhouse 43 New England Tournament Leavenworth 40 Westerly tR.1.1 39 Leavenworth 32 Portsmouth tN.H.1 29 Leavenworth 51 Durfee CMass.1 44 Season Record Won 22 Lost 3 BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL This year's baseball team will be strengthened by the return of ten of last year's letter-men, namely: Capt. Jimmy Piersall, Bart Daly, Sal Recchia, Dick Howard, Dick Daddona, Joe Aufiero, Art Barstis, Al Dostaler, and Dick Porto. Last year, Leavenworth 'walked-off' with the Al Kelley trophy by winning both Inter-City football games, all tour ot the basketball games, and three of the tour baseball games. This was the best record for one school to register since the inauguration of this trophy. This year the baseball team's objective has been 'cut out' tor it, because the race for the Kelley trophy is tied, with both Crosby and Wilby equaling Leavenworth's 20 points. The Squad is as follows: CATCH ERS- Bart Daly Don Aufiero PITCHERS- Vinny Synkowicz Dick Porto Johnny Clark Paul Kalinowski lNFlELDERS- Sal Recchia Dick Howard Dick Daddona Bernie Sherw.ll Al Dostaler Mario Bottachiari OUTFIELDERS- Jimmy Piersall CCAPTJ Art Barstis Joe Aufiero 'Ace' Bernabe BASEBALL SCHEDULE Leavenworth-l 5 Gilbert I6 Leavenworth , ,., . Ansonia ., Leavenworth ., . Torrington ,,,, Leavenworth .,. Crosby Leavenworth ., Torrington , Leavenworth ., NQUgQfuCk Leavenworth , Wilby Leavenworth A Gilbert V V Leavenworth Nquggfugk U Leavenworth . Angoniq Leavenworth , Crosby Leavenworth ,. Wilby CHEERLEADERS Under the skillful guidance of Miss Mary Casey, Leavenworth has produced a good squad of cheerleaders this year. Their superb work in leading the many cheers at almost every game contributed greatly toward the moral of the football and basketball players. This boost in moral was responsible for many of our victories. At the Thanksgiving Day football game with Crosby, a group of students were organized to act as a pep squad. This pep squad, led by the cheer- leaders, paraded on the field at half time carrying a Leavenworth banner and cheering. The girls also did exceptionally well in leading the cheers during our most successful Basketball season, as well as in the state tournament in New Haven. The squad consists of thirteen girls, three of whom are baton twirlers. There are seven girls who wear the traditional red and white suits, while the remaining three have skirts and sweaters. Pictured above, the girls are Cfirst row-left to rightiz Marie Genovese fcaptaini, Lois Schilling, Betty Vrotocoe, Jane Simpson. lSecond rowl: Louise DeSantis, Marie DePalma, Barbara Cook, Antoinette Silco, Shirley Boisvert, Joseph Salvatore, Lucille Drozd, June Asplund, Viola Verrastro. GIRLS SWIMMING Four years ago, we entered Leavenworth, and we looked forward to our swimming lessons. As Freshmen, under the capable direction of Miss Meehan, we learned the simple back stroke and how to float. We were also lectured on the dangers of the water and the value of knowing how to swim. During our Sophomore year, we mastered a few of the more difficult strokes. We learned, especially, the side stroke and the crawl which nabled us to swim longer distances. In our Junior year many happy hours were spent in the pool because we had lost all fear of the water. After three years we were veterans, Miss Meehan had taught us the essentials of life saving. We spent our time in the pool practicing on each other. We, th e Senior girls, wish to thank Miss Meehan for our enjoyable years in swimming. GIRLS BASKETBALL AND VOLLEY BALL Each year in the gym was more successful than the previous. Our first year was spent for the most part in trying to learn the fundamentals of basketball and volley ball. After gaining the fundamentals we attempted a few slow games. By our Sophomore year we were able to play a successful game of volley ball, We played and learned it quickly because it was not as difficult as the other games. Each week we practiced more and more and became more adept at volley ball and badminton. Our Junior year was taken up in practicing basketball. Constant prac- tice make us play a better game. Now, as Seniors, we are able to play these games successfully. We can look back to the last three years and feel proud of what we have accomplished under the able direction and untiring efforts of Miss Meehan. SPORTS EXTRA During our stay at Leavenworth, from l943 to l947, some excellent athletes have been produced from the various sports here in schoolr We would not venture to name an All-Star team for any of the sports, as there would be some to disagree on the selections. lnstead of causing dis- contentment, we will list the names of the fellows who were named to the football, basketball, and baseball All-City teams. FOOTBALL SELECTIONS i943-l 944 Anthony Rainone end Bob l-lenne S half-back i944-l 945 Rudy Laliberte guard Dom Moffo guard Charlie DeBisschop center Nick LoRusso back 1945-1946 Rudy Lalrberte guard Bill Dwyer center Connie Santagotta end Nick LoRusso back Dave Miklenevich back i946-l 947 Paul lannaccone center Nick LoRusso back Steve Perrone back BASKETBALL SELECTIONS l943-l 944 Herbie Carlone forward 1944-1945 Joe Eiduks forward l-larry Metropoulos guard l945-l 946 Connie Santagotta center Bernie Sherwill gagrd Jimmy Piersall forwgrd i946-1947 Jimmy Piersall farwgrd Bernie Sherwill gag,-d Johnny Messup forward Ray Korbusieski guard BASEBALL SELECTIONS 1943-1944 George Sills third base Bill Armour pitcher-outfielder George Lathrop pitcher-outfielder i944-l 945 Herbie Carlone pitcher-outfielder Eddie Evori catcher-outfielder Jimmy Piersall outfielder i945-l 946 Bart Daly catcher Dante Abondolo pitcher Jimmy Piersall outfielder As this book is going to press before an All-City team is selected we cannot enter the l946-47 baseball team selections from Tech CLASS ELECTIONS Most Popular Girl , Most Popular Boy .L Class Beauty , l-landsomest Boy Best Dressed Boy , Best Dressed Girl Most Active Boy Most Active Girl , Ciirl Class Clockwatcher - Boy Artist - Girl Class Clockwatcher - ,, , Class Class Artist - Boy Class Dancer - Girl Class Dancer - Boy Class Orator Class Musician - Girl Class Musician - Boy Class Optimist - Girl Class Optimist - Boy Class Wit - Girl Class Wit - Boy Class Athlete Angie Colangelo James Piersall Rosemarie Cordero Richard Howard Edward Adamatis Angie Colangelo L, Steve Perrone Angie Colangelo ,, ,Doris Pevear James Andrade .Lucy Garro Armand DeAngelis Angie Colangelo ,John Maturo Lucy Garro Valdoris Watts Anthony Vespoli Cornelia Hunter Vincent Petrucci Felice Santopietro Frank Passerelli , r,,, James Piersall Dne Who Did the Most for Leavenworth . 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