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

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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,

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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

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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