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

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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

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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

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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