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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

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We were considered upperclassmen as juniors and our whole environ- ment seemed to change. We became more social-minded, attending our school's dances and had two of our own, the junior Social and the Junior Prom. Time marched on and we found ourselves Seniors, clothed with the Dignity of our status, and the responsibility of setting a good example in all ways for the other classes. Various committees had to be formed to conduct the many business and social activities of the class. We held dances, the proceeds of which were used to cut down our class expenses. Every individual Senior selected his best proof from the photographer, and proudly displayed his class ring. As the spring of 1951 rushed upon us, all our thoughts were tumed to the great day of graduation, the day when our four satisfying years would come to an end. After leaving the halls of Leavenworth, we shall miss the companionship of many of our friends and teachers, but we will have eyes ever forward as we enter a new world, to take upon our shoulders some small share of our national and local problems which are the natural heritage of every new generation. - ' Class of 1951 Dx 4:11 ..-414 1' . -5:1512 .-:ffl .. .:ffE3EC-' .-ss:s:s -5- ..s:1:aa:s:s:z:fs A-5 plkzrkgigijkz. . t , ,. ' x 21'. 5. ,-.-o-4 5, Lb I .- .4 .53 Q. 4 f + .- '- o.,.g.- 1, f J , , . 2-4 l ,, ..f,,:,, f as ,ns ff-'fisfjttt-.1 5:5 A I 'Em we '- .- .- -.-sp 4-. -.f .-.I , H '99, -34, 41 , .W . -4 . + -' ,,t -.. 0.4- , t 1' , N.-. S st. -mf' SEEEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII l LETTERS,' l Mr. Regan is just about to dictate to Miss Foley the vital statistics and other information about some Leavenworth graduate or former student. He may be entering the Armed Service, going to college, or applying for a job. Such requests are continually being received, This year the Class of 1951 will complete their records for the four years they have spent at Leavenworthg they are ready for transcription. May they be good reading. ffNNXNWxxxnxnn,,ff- I ! Illy7PIl H If 2 tl - , Q ? 4?-L-.-' ', ig - in ? '2 -l -..,, ill? -3 --- Y ... ,..-- ,i i -lei' ii 'EX tx., .Xl A W -G NAMES Each morning Miss Nardiello presents a brand new list for study. It contains many problemsg sometimes on bad days as many as a hundred or more. A call on the telephone is often a quick way of discovering that junior is sick, gone to parts unknown, or just sleeping. Undoubtedly many Seniors can recall certain occasions when they were absent. J l X I -4 X .KOQAOX 'Qt W0 wt 'UQQI 1. A 3 JQZ W an , KN -0: X . .. x -, 'n, I , 'ei-561 gl. 1 .gif ..V., Wl, I, lo N.: 'z 'I f , 3.9, 'v O 4 ,N 6 xy 4 Q ef, S 1, 25 ' ,l I J 4' mf 0 4 Q v r I' ' . Q., -. .91 x xx 4 ,X eq sy . 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N . gee K x 84:5 D' N Vssx S X Z Z f FRANCES GENOVESE Valedictorian Frances, our 1951 Valedictorian, is the ninth in a family of ten children to come to Leaven- worth. Her four years have been busy ones, for in addition to gaining first honors she found time to take an active part in extra-curricular activities, she has done all this and made a lot of friends. With these qualities and achievments we know Frances will just keep going along in the same pleasing and successful way. ARNOLD BARON Salutatorian Arnold, quiet, serious, deliberate, not only won second honors but in being elected as class president showed he possessed qualities of leadership. He has been quite busy as pres- ident and most active in making class affairs function smoothly. As editor of the Tech-O- Scope he showed the same efficiency. We can but wish him the same kind of success in the years to come. HONOR ROLL Frances Genovese ......... ............... V aledrctonan Arnold Baron ......... ............ S alutatouan Marilyn Mancini Betty Mancinone Victor Rusgaitis Francis Bandeira Elizabeth Drozcl Elizabeth Malon Frank LaChance John Salerno John Sarlo Dwight Gregory Daniel Shannon Jeanette Forte Alfred Bronsard Barbara Bovino Eva Mautino John A. Russo Laura Bento Elaine Mango Robert Spray Ralph Cretella Stanley Iunga Judson Bellmay Carmella Buscemi Marie DelCatti Jacqueline Farrell Ruth Judson joan Ogrisek Claw! WW! X , 2- Z YW' W .NV fy X g, 9 v E SJ if' + ' E . XX ffm! w , - U ff I n 2 J 57 ,, 5 , , f , F! 055 ' ' f QM Q? t M, A x ff M X -. M., gc '-'. .,',g'- 9-,R S,-,'.'. '. 1. FH '4'-x,47 -x-f - , ,hw gy-,gQ:w..:.s f w. M35 , r -.-'- funn xxx: ,xx x i ,f ji '33 iff? is! Ess- 15:55 - 2552 5:35 , Zgsss .V 2: -s:s::-' . 523 25: 1:5551 1 213:22 1 ,. :W f .1 .1531 :ssssss15:5sss'g:5s:- f 4'-'JN 1'.-'EW-'.-. . 'x 'f .E . . 4- '- 5 x K ff X H X52-'.?z'. :.'.-5.-w .-.-'--.-- - . .- . . - . -:.:: ':-:'--:-: 1'-:Q:Q:.-:-:wiv ':-:.::4 '. ,f ,G-.-'.q.-X xy x ,mit VINCENT ABLAZEY Dapper p Webster Tall - blonde hair - neat dresser - always wears bookie shirts - Big wheelv - Luscious, huh? - after school he'll be in uniform - a State Policeman's uniform that is - stick with it, kid. ..-.-i 5, 'Ml ' ,,,,... ifufq mini' 'gi Bear Club gg, Iunior Red Cross IULIO A. ACCUOSTI Hoot , Webster Wonderful personality - aviation specialist - likes football and baseball - the loyal Tiger fan - plays the drums in a band - loves jazz - best music of all - wants to start a jazz band in a short time - future marine or pilot if Uncle Sam calls. Bear Club' Junior Red Cross DONALD ALLARD Frenchy ' Crosby Quick-witted - always looking for an argu- ment - Mr. Economics - basketball and base- ball are his pastimes - plans to swab decks after graduation - good luck, F renchy. 4 Tech Liber Math Club ' Junior Red Cross ROGER ALLEN Buck Prospect Community School He says he's an expert ice skater - we know better - likes baseball - KHow's the Little League coming along?J - belongs to the rifle club - sharpshooter - likes wood working the best - enjoys vacations - CHow about that, Buckj - plans to become a cabinet maker when he finishes high school - good luck, Buck. .,.,s-,? '..Elb, EEEL QL3 6 5 .rgjbzj B .L 773:-Cf: G E W ffm C he R ,a 7 2 ff QW' AMW 53354434 lt' daieigaf list? fn mill lllxk th. 0 W fi Y Ki As.LA MEA ,,,.1-1- HAROLD C. ANDREW Andy Hendricken Baseball fan - quiet but lively - Oh no - Ha Ha - More free periods - likes to swim - a whiz at knocking down bowling pins - whenever you hear someone singing you can bet 10 to 1 it is Andy - plans to enter the Armed Forces after graduation - good luck, Andy. Math Club Bear Club Tech Liber Junior Red Cross MILDRED ANZIVINE Millie Chase Swell gal - friend to all - another Long- fellow - likes to ice-skate - enjoys listening to operas - swoons over Mario Lanza - writes beautiful poetry - plays on the girls' basketball team - plans to go into the service - good luck Mil. Tech-O-Scope - Hi-Liters - T. C. A. - Bowl- ing - Camera Club - Clee Club - Basketball Team CLIFFORD ARCHIE That's Bug Walsh Well dressed - genial -- jolly - active member of bear club - Where's Archie - likes photography -'hobby is running the school movie projector - can really move on a football field fdownhillj - makes a perfect Santa Claus at Christmas - plans to swab decks in Navy. Bear Club JOAN ARIOLA Joanie B. W. Tinker Dark haired - ardent Red Sox fan - business manager of the Tech-O-Scope - loves dancing- collects pictures for her scrapbook on baseball - plans to enter Waterbury Hospital -- has a hidden talent-singing - Good Luck to you joanie. Tech-O-Scope Junior Red Cross Clee Club f . at gf' is L RONALD AUDETTE Ron Barnard Ron likes music fa regular wizard! - can play guitar and harmonica together - always pays attention to comic books - enjoys English - Ron plans to become a printer. Bear Club CLAYTON AYOTTE Gauch Chase Quiet - but capable of starting a good argu- ment - picks math as his favorite subject - plays golf to recuperate after a hard Week at school - has no definite plans for the future - best of luck in whatever field you may choose. Junior Red Cross FRANCIS X. BANDEIRA Fran St. Ann's I did mine, want to copy? -favorite subject is machine shop - would like to be a tool maker - likes hunting - collects guns - willing to help anyone - very good-natured - takes a real interest in school subjects - top man of 107. Junior Red Cross Math Club ARNOLD I. BARON Baron Walsh Iust as determined as his hair is red - quiet, softspoken - Sorry I'm late - Have you your assignments? - active in many school affairs - great student body leader - plans to be an architectural draftsman - lots of luck, Baron . Senior Class President Editor of Tech-O-Scope Hi-School Hi-Lights Math Club Bear Club Senior Social Dance Committee Co-Chairman of Tech-0-Scope Dance Com. f---2 . 'T '1T5.-7 . A 'ear 0 49 f-4, Q 1 ML 2 is ,I -.--g, ra Ter x -L 'E B -L. A M N .fi 9? fi- 7 N ,jg 'Y' N - -- -.-1... av. Qv . x- rw-N f-- 11 9 , I A W' 45 ff x A LT l O . L. Z M v Li, V 'T A 'I I W , K 1 B 'mV , L 1 7 Q 5 Q29 C jf! 4. va, '91 v tr 9209 2 '7 ,.. N .V 1, A .W-1 Q' , e - 2 fiifliifif 'Hifi-GET m ll ... 'T 'N-., Z 5 Q 2.9 , LEO S. BEAUDOIN Leo St. Ann's Tall - good looking - sharp dresser - Hotel Elton executive - math wizard - holds Tech tardy record - Come on , What's our Trig homework - great Bop lover - really goes for his Mercury - one of married men of room 101 - plans to go to college or enter Air Force - Safe landing in either case, Leo , Math Club-Treasurer Bear Club ROBERT BELANCER Duck Walsh Quiet - witty - likes to sleep in class-in moming too -- math is his favorite subject - likes all sports - enjoys hunting and bowling - plans to wear navy blues after graduation. Bear Club Math Club IUDSON BELLMAY Tennessee Jud Driggs Tall, dark haired, good looking - serious in his school work, but full of fun outside of classes - rifle club ace - great fishing fan - machine shop lover - It's a great world - plans to be a toolmaker or attend Pratt Institute - keep smiling, Tennessee , and don't study too hard. Tech Liber Staff Math Club Bear Club Secretary of Rifle Club Hypothenuse Hop Dance Committee PAUL BELVAL Clem St. Amfs Tall, neat, and serious - I like girls - designer of modem houses - favorite vacation spot is Hammonassett State Park - chief hobby is saving old and new money - What ya doing - Oh Yeahlv - plans to join Navy after graduation. Tech Liber Math Club Bear Club LAURA BENTO Shorty B. W. Tinker Shorty good debator - very artistic - played Tiny Tim in Christmas Carol - Red Sox baseball fan - likes basketball - Jazz style music - collects souveniers - scrapbooks - good vocalist - likes her men husky - fickle - enjoys movies - plans on joining the Waves - Ship Ahoy. junior Social Committee Secretary Home Room Organization NORMAN R. BICE Corker Southbury Seen but not heard - well-liked by everyone - best shot in the Rifle Club - hobby is baton twirling - loves to read books - comic books that is - what a smile - a Brink's Boy - good luck, Nomie. Rifle Club LUCILLE BINCHAM Ceil Maloney Reserved and quiet most of the time - latest fashion fads - ardent sports fan - loves dancing - It's up to you - enjoys swimming - collects pictures for her scrapbook - cheerleader - bop her style of music - plans for the future un- decided - best of luck, Ceil, in whatever you decide to do in the future. Home Room Vice President - Glee Club - junior Prom Committee - Junior Social Com- mittee - Cheerleader THURMAN BLANCHARD Doc Walsh Tall, good looking, and ob so care-free - one of Big Four of 101 - always looking for trouble - usually finds it - Tech Lover Boy -- C. J. says Doc. - I'll ruin youv - One punch - plans to enter service or play profess- ional football - hope you hit them hard, lots of success, Doc . Co-Captain of Football Team Senior Class Treasurer E5 My QB Ou-I x aff 3 9 X1- li: LT l Z Z.. ':'.Zl.6 , Z., Ei ANEXTN 'f ' ,A XXYX , if O O QXQGOQ F I 0013 9 Q f ., . X9 f' x L fa irq. IU K wth E f l l 'Go a If I- QXOQ 0 6 1 , ' ' ' fa. Lfoyg 42321 'ig ALL 'ME FJMIJZIZTZEQ vs JI, vi, 0 D X V17 5 f, J fl' nf .- 'l, Av If Q , xv if , hifi N B V ,L .H N x X : ff 10 lu, fb MX I N K H 4 4 Lfflf- .L X 1 LI i 5 V . fl xr ,f W HV ,t ll llli X 1, 1 in xl' I L Fl-ll: 1.. 'f.Jf'13 ar 62 Z, L WV JAMES FRANCIS BOIANO Diamond Jim S.S. Peter Sr Paul So you're a transfer from Crosby, huh jim?? - likes baseball and football - fbet he never playedl - belongs to the Bear Club - a baby bear - collects coins fsissyl - one of Mr. Downey's first class mechanics - Oh, Brother - jim is also known as the man with the big operation - fHow about that, jim?J - Diamond jim plans to become an auto mechanic after graduation. Q Bear Club GEORGE BOISVERT Who me?', St. Mary's A friend indeed - good natured - Hey john, fix me up - likes to collect records - always good for a laugh - the glee of the Glee Club - sleeping is his favorite sport - plans to be a tool maker. Tech Liber Glee Club Bear Club Class Room Treasurer RICHARD BOISVERT Richie St. Mary's Always smiling - always in trouble - 1:30, Boisvert - But Mr. Mack - Boy, is she nice - loves modeling - future plans - bell bottom trousers - best of luck. Bear Club Rifle Club Iunior Red Cross BARBARA BOVINO Bobbie Russell Other half of M.D.G, - regular farmer - loves square dancing - favorite sports basket- ball and football - cheerleader - a laughing crybaby - has a pet duck named- HERBERT - plans to enter Waterbury Hospital School of Nursing - and later hopes to work in a crippled children's hospital. Tech-O-Scope - Tech Liber - Cheerleader - High School Hi-Liter - Girls Club - Math Club - Camera Club ., LQ 'gif my s , X K t. 'im ix Q. Wil ff, HT 1 R ia S- dhva ..- K ,NM 2, N nf' e y. 'PA ,, A 9 i 'fl ik 13: 1 Wm- Ml 2 is , gk X +,f,, if an Qi' ng, , , . an X .K at ifiifi ef 4 Mg r g'3 'w f , ffl M45 V355 Q fl is wg ROGER BOWEB Hank Duggan Got out of class again today, huh, Hank? - VVhat's the movie about? - Gene Krupa the second fhe thinksl - How's your girl, Hank? - poor kid - Is that why you're going to join the NAVY? - he will look good in bell bottom trousers fhe's bowleggedj - likes sheet metal - why, I don't know - we all wish you good luck in the Navy, Hank. Class Play Committee Visual Aid Department ALFRED BRONSARD Citation St. Ann's Irrepressible laugher - mischievous at times - a Boston Red Sox fan - can outrun Citation - a whiz in baseball and basketball - excels in math - plans to become a draftsman. CARMELLA BUSCEMI Carm Slocum Attractive - fun-loving - happy-go-lucky -- likes basketball - popular girl about school - Oh boy - typical bobby-sox swooner - keeps up with the latest record releases - a true friend - quite the dancer - she has chosen dressmaking as her career. T. C. A. Senior Social Committee THEODORE BYRD Teddy Walsh Cheery smile and bright eyes are his out- standing features - quite a popular. lad in school - great athelete - played football in his senior year - swimming and football are his hobbies - likes music - plays the guitar - after graduation he plans to go into the navy. Bear Club Clee Club Football Team Tech Liber Orchestra Junior Prom Committee L f X X XZN 1. 91. Y .' - -- K+ 12.222 fgfh 9ANc1No Cdloo 5 m ii 0 1-i-im M. ...-' H fm ,.,... ,s L ll - 'IMT'-' ' M ff! 'YB .-t., ZX -'i Ei ff 4 e Aff 'N 'L A '+A .4,-.,,,,,,,,-, J r Q ef is Tl 2 , BL! EXHIBITID BY Gun Exper-T .1-11 L T -L fg ff f . XXX I - x N! X, X X -- gsm N p, 1, Z QL Z, l tg tffsflao 35 5 E55 MARIO CANNUCCIARI Cucci Duggan Good looking - black, curly hair - quiet - but still water runs deep - bashful HA - Miss Carroll's pal - golf is his top sport - photo- graphy his hobby - upon finishing school, he plans to give the navy a break - best of luck to you, Cucci. Tech Liber Bear Club Senior Social Committee Junior Red Cross DANIEL CAPPIELLO Cap Driggs Good natured - tall - handsome - dark blue eyes - active fellow - instigator - good leader - enjoys fishing - talks about the one he didn't get - fishes for girls too - handles a rifle with skill - southpaw - English is favorite subject - likes to travel - what he plans on doing is up to Uncle Sam. Junior Prom Committee - Senior Harvest Dance - Senior Social - Glee Club - Valentine Dance - Rifle Club - Tech-0-Scope - Bear Club - Tech Liber - Camera Club ROBERT W. CARON Bob Sprague Full of fun - a heavyweight -- has good marks - lives across from the Ville theatre - goes twice a week - likes drafting - a great Yankee fan - plans to be a draftsman in near future - nothing ever bothers him. Tech Liber Staff Junior Red Cross F IORE CARUSELLO Fic Duggan Ambitious young man - always has his class- mates smiling - baseball and football are his favorite sports - likes working with TV - plans to become a television service man - good luck, Fio. Bear Club 2 iff J we at . , . if Xia , .2 Y , 'gli if I f 3 .sf f ikziiis, 593. ,'2'fs. ,, :EV siialfsfi F -rein.. V .. U 9 0 KENNETH G. CLARKE W J 0 ,ix A , Q - - 'gi 44 ig fi it ,M W..-: ,. .15 V, . 4 , . i s 4 ' 'S .. --are 554' is gsm , Q, -241,2 f,:1s 'f' Q- Q, W,,M5,tV. ,gi W- r- 5, ,, , . M ,, ., A .. 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Baseball Team junior Red Cross GERALD PATRICK COLLINS Dizzy, Jerry Wilby Diminutive, but a bundle of energy - dark curly hair - great clown - teachers' friend? - You know , You'll find out - baseball ace, one of the schools best - great school spirit - tumed in fine performance at Thanksgiving Day Game as cheerleader - Bear Club's No. 1 Holler guy at the basketball games -- plans to manage Mohican Market during the summer or attend New Haven State Teachers College - Good luck, Dizzy . Bear Club - Clee Club-Secretary-Treasurer - Camera Club - Hi-School Hi-Lites-Vince President - Cheerleader - Junior Prom Com- mittee- Senior Harvest Dance Com. Chairman NORMAN COOL Cool St. Joseph's College, Canada Cool - sailor of the future - loves dancing - give him a job and he does it - always smiling - loves the girls - collects records as his hobby - plays all sports - varsity football - makes a lot of noise - wants to join the navy and man a P. T. boat. Tech-O-Scope Football T. C. A. ' Bear Club Junior Red Cross EUGENE COYLE Gene St. Francis Gene has many friends in Leavenworth - his favorite subject is math - coin and stamp collecting are his hobbies - baseball is his favorite sport - likes music and also plays an instrument - after graduation he plans to join the armed forces. f- G, 15 Ulf X XMI VU! I , u r NU! ZZ-L? ld, ga. 'YM Wk L32 OK. Bad, 1i l'f. Caffe.-lv! vgffvplv 6 , ,43- ,-': ' , A 22 cf-Z ' px w W , RALPH CRETELLA Beard Chase Mr. Rourke's little helper - Ya can,t beat my Ford - Hey, Beard, the Bear's looking for I lf 4 you - likes hunting and fishing - pleasing I . . 1 HQ smile - lots of fun - plans to 1o1n the Navy ua G- and later to open an auto repair shop. B F Bear Club - R RICHARD CULLEN Bud Bamard . e Q'-fifi. 'gf 'iflgf au..- ' 'J A happy-go-lucky fellow is Bud - always . l ' 5, wearing his broadest smile - a member of the X, 9 Bear Club, he elects baseball and basketball as ff' E! 5 K his favorite sports - Bud plans to join the Navy tg XIZQY-4 , ,V V upon graduation - All the luck in the world to 'QP' one of Tech's finest fellows. his Q-1-fbi' X l I ' 5-M In N' s sue XZ QQ.. I .xg ,X fi Z 1 ff A, 'M lIN'f 'X .A, J JL C 'A' W-A. W B l' 1 W -'y xl f Bear Club MARIE DEL CATTI Tiny B. W. Tinker Small and petite - always smiling - good things come in small packages - collects photo- graphs of Arthur Godfrey - loyal Yankee fan - enjoys Bop - likes to read - hopes to enter Waterbury Hospital School of Nursing - later work in a V. A. hospital - we are sure you will succeed in the wonderful field you have chosen. 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W - if ii IM- ' - -:,---- Q X as H W- JAMES DILLON Jimmy Washington A quiet lad - known as the boy with the smile on his face - favorite subject is English - hobby is a stamp collection - baseball is his favorite sport - Red Sox rate first with him - after graduation Jimmy plans to join the Marines. Junior Red Cross RICHARD DINKOSKI Dinky Driggs Serious and good worker - likes all outdoor sports - fine rifle shot - auto brain - I should have got a higher markv, Did you study hard enough? - plans to be an automotive mach- inest - best of luck, Dinky . Bear Club Rifle Club VINCENT DI VERCILIO Turk Slocum Basketball enthusiast- flookout, you're trip- ping, - he is another Hopalong Cassidy - fhorseback rider to youl - doesn't like life - plans to join the Air Force - Better hurry, or you'll be walking, Turk - thinks he's Ioe Di Maggio. JERRY M. DOCCHIO Jer Webster Small - big hearted - lively - favorite sub- ject is English - likes swimming -- basketball - baseball - great Yankee fan - idolizes Yogi Berra - plans to go to a trade school after graduation - good luck, Jer. Junior Red Cross ,tg u. 3- .Z lp'-1 ...v M W Q ffl lu g' 57 ,uf 4111 'f AV ll ' sus xr - as 7 5 F 5 .uf .J A. ...Q pg -1:4-TW i 5i -i '.i B .L li..- XXX .Tiff I - 'DRo, L... L- fi M W' e '3- M y 2 if lj f-- 2,77 W .. ' 5 yea Aj' 2, ,aaa i.f f' Co if E 'fa' x ' S' fi JOHN DONOVAN Admiral Pole Bender St. Francis Xavier Ex-sailor - lover of the 7 seas - likes to tell about his experiences in the Navy - great sense of humor - always relaxed - drives a '30 Ford - I hit 30 last night, Boy! I left that '51 Buick in the dust , - wants to go back in the Navy and be a Admiral and sail on the r S. S. Leavenworth - smooth sailing, Admiral . JOHN T. DORAN Razor S.S. Peter Sr Paul Boy with the golden voice - what was wrong with Crosby, I. D.? - lookout Connecticut U. - the poor soil - now my friends, that is a gun collection - also likes hunting - with a gun. Clee Club Bear Club ELIZABETH DROZD Liz Hendricken Pretty - always blushing - loves to dance - always ready to help others with their prob- lems - never without an admirer - intelligent- favorite subjects chemistry and anatomy - cheerleader - her channing personality has won her many friends at Tech - excellent swimmer- Don't bother me - her greatest ambition is to become a competent nurse - best of luck, Liz. Cheerleader T. C . A. MYLES G. DUBAY Inches Sacred Heart Inches - Ctalking away a mile a minutel - likes to get excused - favorite haunts - the office and library - plans to be a draftsman - fools around with cars - Can I have a slip? - a future salty of the United States Navy. Tech Liber Bear Club Senior Prom Dance Committee Camera Club V 1osEPH DUNN 0 Y Joe St. Thomas e 6 V 0 Star football player for the past. four years - 0 6 Q helped to bring victory to the school many a M U time - working on cars is a great pastime with 0 X 0 1 .... -i-f-'- Ioe - another of Ioes pastimes IS being with Marilyn - plans to enter the service after grad- l U, uation. X-,.-ff U, -1, B ,....-- - Co-Captain of the Football Team Bear Club - ij, L IOSEPH DURSO joe Hopeville fox 6 f-Qt , , X Small - friendly - very musical - has his llll V own band Y- Had my car fixed again - War DN with my girl last night - eats more than any ' other Senior boy - favorite subjects are aero- nautics and English - we hope you succeed in a musical career, joe - good luck to you. f I - Glee Club .L junior Red Cross 1 MADELINE EASON Mat Slocum Tall - quiet - reserved - loves to cook - specialty: apple pie - always surrounded by Iv dl- fellows - knack at helping people - hidden talent, singing - hobbies: reading and bop - f favorite subjects, English and math - likes sports - enjoys acting - plans on becoming a cooking teacher - Yuml Yum! Senior Social Committee Dinner Dance Committee K R- Home Room Organization JOSEPH EISENBERGER Joe B. W. Tinker Liked by everyone - a quiet lad - shop is riff.: his favorite subject - lists stock cars and hunt- ,, mi ' ing as his hobbies - skating is his number one ax sport - has plenty of brains when it comes to ' 6 V Q fixing cars - to become a toolmaker is his QL ambition - good luck, joe. D ,Nf- l'Y't I I . I , f ff X uf .,.,.,....,.,...,..-auf, .av 3 -.... ,T '--tm, a ,,.b-.. .,,,,f..f -V a ew V as -fl ,. - --'EX ' .11 K4 11' ' X . X Q ll in fxxxxx I A!! NlflJ4'vgAp lf V42 BPM l-1.g IACQUELINE FARRELL Jackie St. Ann Vote for Farrell - first girl candidate for president - brains - likes books -- tried to start a Senior Class Play - Rah Rah gal - Squeaky laugh - Keen dancer - Charleston girl - known as wackie jackie - played Santa Claus at social - comedian -- good swimmer - likes football - everybody's righthand man - good leader - plans on entering the Hartford General Hospital - a unanimous candidate as a nurse. Tech-O-Scope - Tech Liber - Publicity Agent Girls Club - Secretary Home Room Organi- zation - Red Cross Representative - Chairman Football Entertainment Committee - Cheer- leader - Tech-O-Scope Rally Dance WILLIAM A. FERRARI Will Slocum A great sports enthusiast - baseball and basketball are his favorites - I aint talking - the Slip stich Kid - You chop these logarithmsg I donit want thenf' - plans after school are indefinite - good luck to you, Will. FRANK FLORIDIA Bronco Slocum Expert basketball player fhe thinksj - a faith- ful member of the Black Legion Cnever heard of itl - likes bowling and football - good for three hoops a game Cwhen he plays against the midgets, - a member of the famous Bear Club fwho isn'tl - says he's a brain in all of his classes fliarj - plans to enter the navy or air force after graduation. Bear Club HENRY FONTAINE Hank St. Ann's Ever smiling - a real brain in math - Hank's main interests are woodworking and mechanics - he lists his favorite sport as ice skating - a member of the Iunior Red Cross for four years- plans to work as a mechanic after graduation - good luck. Junior Red Cross . .- he Im f- . ff' K H . 1'- .25 V If'l:i'fE-' its tiff? '. , '.:r, ' IEANETTE FORTE Ditty B. W. Tinker Take me out to the ball game - left handed slugger - Ted Williams fan - future author - likes to write short stories - enjoys acting - played Scrooge in the Christmas Carol - started L. H. S. Girls Club - chemistry and anatomy favorite subjects - influential gal - knack at playing cupid - likes swimming - always sing- ing Sentimental Me - aspiration physical ed teacher - One, Two, Three Stikesg you're out of the old ball game. President Girls Club - Vice President Home Room Organization - Co-Captain Girls Basketball Team - Cheerleader - Math Club - Bear Club - Tech-O-Scope - Tech Liber NICHOLAS M. GABRIELE Nick Webster Basketball enthusiast - full of friendly argu- ments - collects library slips - good-natured - math wizard - likes pattem making - plans to leam a trade after graduation - Lots of luck, Nick. Junior Red Cross ALFRED ROBERT GAUVIN Goofy St. Ann's Hard worker - sense of humor - favorite subjects are lmechanical drawing and math - goes in big for swimming - spends spare time drawing houses of tomorrow - holds stock in Loew's-Poli Theatre - Keep your feet off the chairn, Standing room onlyv - plans to enter college for architectural drawing. VVatch the houses growl Math Club FRANCES GENOVESE Fran Driggs Better known as Moudan Kid - secretary of Senior Class - she heads the lists as one of Leavenworth's outstanding seniors - consistent and hard working at school activities - her pleasing personality has won her many friends- smart dresser - cheerleader - true to Butch - favorite pastimes, sewing and reading - will enter St. Francis Hospital after graduation. Queen of junior Prom - Cheerleader-three years - L.H.S. Girls Club secretary - Football Social - Tech-O-Scope Dance Chairman - Senior Social - Assistant Editor of Tech-O- Scope - T. C. A. Junior Prom Committee - Math Club N .q ' 'fa 6 2 MIS! Illlltl QS- a 5943 1 Lf 'rz 7- 4' I 6 -EEL 17' .-':T: 2 'i ' ! I W ' J W Z 9 J .L IN ,ui X if -.. s ff lv, ' . v .J twin ':,.,.,, 4 A leg .f Q I iv et c ' x s C 4 Q 4 u ij ij VH,GH B I ll X I I 'Li I VI I- au Q74 i lx W ! ! 1 , rEE ,f?m 7 BL ,...- ll 2' if -' xx. W gig' -l ., BL -le lv -,.,L..,- x65 NK is ' ,sh 1 ilk S A R ,. nal, fuvrf, RICHARD GEORGE Dick George Hopeville jovial character - likes trouble and girls - member of Big Four of 101 - always trying to skip classes - great electrician - goes in big for football - how about that broken finger, Dick? - Get out of here - What are you, -crazy - plans to enter Arnold College - hope you gain a starting berth on the football team, Dick . Football Team two years Bear Club JOSEPH COGCINS Speedy Joe St. Francis Xavier How's your car, Speedy? - fbeat as usual?l - bet you carft hit 80, joe - I. C.'s helper Cpoor J. CJ - in the classroom Ioe's as quiet as a mouse - when he's asleep - still collecting coins, joe? - that's the only way you can get money, huh, Speedy? - plans to enter New Britain State Teachers College after graduation. Bear Club HENRY GOLYMBIE SKI Hank Sprague Gonna be a drafstman, huh, Hank? - ffor what? - likes hunting Ccouldn't hit the broad side of a baml - also likes to build models - fwhat kind of models, Hankl - he's quiet and well-liked around the school - good luck to you in your career, Hank - fwith Uncle Sam, that isl WALTER GREATOREX Beansie Russell He didn't like Wilby - some dope, huh? - got news for you Beansie - you won't have to join the service - look, a squirrel - CI mean a rabbitl - has an eye like a hawk - Q a dead onel. W' 7? , r V ,A,,,, 'A - V W Q, it ,. ... ... ,... 3 .,.::. 2 -3 'QS flifig Q - '- - ' . 256' . f '-'igfmwi - Meta, V ' ,tzijgisi W fezeaifagr, fs:-fr. - 1 in-7 ' rw' we Y ,,,,,f. ,- fi J., , 317' ' ' x as l a laf Q-J Q-,gegfgjg ',-' I 1' as , ig Ei L ,,., ,V,. . ,,,, 1 at if ef A S, i ap M at A g 5 5 , . ee 1' in af M Nw, sg S' 6 at Q' Q if fa soil :if :ffm Ss if ' 1 'iw or H fa 'ix gag 4 ?5?fg fitv? Saver- was , was aaa me 5 if fwmsa tygfwig ,gi mi fr m ral ,ragsssf K S , wg We , S' Qqgfms fag S aj or 1 1 fm Sa mg fm 5 5 S Q and Sp, S S 'fe 536' as 5 r 1 r is Q . r - v: J X . VV,,V . , , N K, I , af Q Q 'L ff gs we 5: ,Q P a A E S S -'10 assi A uw i 1. 5 Z Q. sa 4 7 . is ,if V r .,.. - 'scar-W - f -5- ' , p -. an AW esifsarff A .... : LJ 'fs-arg-T'Jb'..s ,J:.Lff, J ' '-if N -- ' ffagafmg-ss . Q 'M,rwf-',rQ:'1am:w1:, 5 A or E V 'W -- .Walla fi lw1,QJg1'Q'eiizs-blggfxzfssi wr, .sfgu,:wwf. A mega.,meagi-Effie-Sf - , ,... . . ff- .asm ms , ttf, ,, , r so 1.4-f DWIGHT H. GREGORY Greg Sprague Friendly - good natured -- has many friends - aggressive 4- hard worker - likes baseball - great fan of New York Yankees, especially Ioe DiMaggio - plans to work in a grocery store until Uncle Sam asks for his help - tops in studies - has ability and initiative to make good. Tech Liber Junior Red Cross DANIEL GRIFFIN Danny St. Mary's Always happy - always smiling -- never discouraged - that's Danny - second hand plumber from way down stairs - you should see him sweat those joints - likes history and shop - plans to enter Navy after graduation - we all know you will be a success, Danny. LOUIS GUARDA Louie St. Thomas A hearty laugh and smiling face - favorite sports are baseball and basketball - hunting and guns are his hobbies - likes popular music - favorite subject is music - plans to become a toolmaker after graduation - good luck, Louie. junior Red Cross DANIEL GUERRERA Danny Driggs Quiet but active - No jobs in the machine shop - likes to draw - Cut it out, you guys - she's nice - skating is tops - might enter the Navy after graduation - good luck, Dan. Bear Club junior Red Cross vt s ss 5 'Q 1 - pf' bel: afa-..- :coo 00 ' f 0020083 IST, rdoppva fa fx 2 fi 0 by I 9 .oi rl TLT! f? I Q'-'E -21,2 Z, fx.. . - ., qi 1K X , .csimrg f' WL! Lvl ' .3 f'1., I I, . ,g-5'-V E' B -L m Q17 ' It p Shi-1 ' 'L 7 1 B .L- ,Ny ALBERT I. CUCLIOTTI 9.71. r Y, Cugie Webster E as ' 1 l If X 1 '2 Loud- woman's man - noisy in classes -- special skill in auto mechanics - English is his f favorite subject - baseball best sport - be-bop f artist - plans to go into the poultry business after graduation. Bear Club IDA GUISTO Dibby Chase Humorous - likable - cute laugh - loves gg sports - always ready to tell a story - enjoys the company of the opposite sex - good swim- mer - her style of music-jazz-natch - latest fashions - plans on entering the service - Mark V Time,' March. ii ' 5 Tech-0-Scope 4 W Ring Committee Junior Prom Committee ROBERT HALL M Bob Sprague C5 J .l.,- A regular genius in math - one of the quiet- er members of the class - strictly sincere - likes drafting - Cot a tooth pick? - fancy A skater - shalpshooter - fishing is his hobby - 7 ,Q future is undecided - whatever it is, he is sure fi W -QQ '- to succeed. KARL A. HANSON Scar Washington Gonna be a swabby, huh? - fswing that mopj - Hey, fellas, get the cartoonist- - Boy, that sure was a big fish - Qliarj - Somebody save me - fhe's drowningl - a poolsharp? Tech Liber Art Staff Bear Club Z ff' W ,Vg Q 41.4 kc gil U WJ, V s L by z ai?fa!fEi' fy , . .... .,.. K ' i, ' -. , 4' ,R -JM sf HOWARD HOGAN Harp St. Francis Xavier What's up, Harp? - you don't know what to do - might join the U. S. Navy - he appears to like machine shop - Qhow, I donit knowl - what a fish - big-huh - Cminnowl - good for three hoops a game. ROBERT HOLLEY Bob Driggs Well mannered - well liked - has gained many friends in his four years in Leavenworth - football is his favorite sport - intends to work in a factory if Uncle Sam doesn't need him - good luck, Bob. Bear Club ROBERT HOULE Bob St. Ann's Quiet - good worker - his hobbies are photo- graphy, basketball, and model building - plans to work for newspaper wholesaler - would like to join the Minneapolis Lakers in the future - Good luck, Bob. Bear Club junior Red Cross HAROLD HUNCERFORD Red Washington Quiet - always on the ball - good end on the football team - likes ice skating - math is his favorite - easy to get along with - has the Army in mind - lots of luck, Red. rf? K. MM. X9 r v J-I Ill, 9:1 Q! I ,ff 111' 1 -' f f L1-z X X 5:7 5,g31 rl' fy oo 4:7 go na Q E? 0 IaZ2P :'- V.-. V:f., 9 no In 3 Q :Ns it 0,r.Vx 'PW- I 0 if . Q i Nil- IW 0 tl WI X B gf' 4 L re -X 1, ' av X ff 6:9 X af uv p , v lv nf lv u - W4 4 .4 'XA 44 'V -- W... -wg? S95 N gp: 1131! an H 3 ck V limit: sr lg s I PATSY IADAROLA Pat Woodrow Wilson Tall - slim - humorous - now wait a minute, you go too fast - great sports fan - quite a pitcher - plays a good game of basket- ball - excels in art - figures confuse him fin math that isj - hopes to be an Admiral in Uncle Sam's navy. NICHOLAS IERONIMO Nick Bamard Slow but sure - good-natured and easy going - active member of the Math and Bear Clubs - appears shy Qbut you can't judge a book by its coverj - always looking for an excuse to get out of the room - plans to become a carpenter after graduation. Math Club Bear Club DORSEY JENKINS Jenks Driggs Likable fellow around school - plans to enter coast guard after school - what a swimmer - fdon't drown, Ienksj - likes electricity - fwho doesn'tD - Larry Doby II - the thinksj - Billy Eckstine of 117 - what a voice. Baseball Electricity Tech Liber Senior Harvest Dance Committee Basketball CENEVIEVE JENKINS Jen Slocum Pass it - catch it - dribble down the floor - that's our Jen always ready to score - loves basketball - Captain L. H. S. Girls Team - witty - works nonchalantly - likes Italian - sings her own version of Sentimental Mei' in Italian - likes to talk bop - good dancer - cheerleader - enjoys swimming - very sociable - plans to enter Penn State to study physical education - may join Waacs - anyway have no fear when Jen is near. Tech-0-Scope - Clee Club - Girls Club - Cheerleader - Bear Club - junior Prom Com- mittee - Tech-O-Scope Rally Dance Com- mittee - Junior Social Committee at if I' 32:3 1 at fc, MA iv 1' ,F V- ff . ff I 'taxi Q .,,.. -W? ia? 'V , gg f. :-.s.:.W: , Q .. M ,, W, xr. f . ef :w : fi 2,L.. . ,:: .' .' if ,gfgaf fs gyiffw 1 .si ,,., I -5.5 - Ewa, v ..:. at 2- ' tx RICHARD G. JOHNSON Dick Hendricken Quiet - very likable - Red Sox fan - likes to tinker with cars - plays baseball - wants to be a gas station operator after graduation - lots of luck, Dick. Math Club Camera Club Junior Red Cross RUTH IUDSON Jud B. W. Tinker Tall - light haired - favorite sports football and ice-skating - skillful with a needle' and thread - always laughing - loves'music - keeps ufallingi' for Vin - although her plans are indefinite we know she will succeed in the future. Senior Harvest Dance Committee STANLEY A. JUNCA Stan Slocum Tall - quiet - likable - easy going - T square wizard of 304 - swings a mean ping pong paddle - a stamp collector - likes chem- istry - also a fine poet and artist - the navy is his goal after graduation - lots of luck, Stan. ROLAND S. IURZYK Cochese St. Mary's Wow, look at that babe - XVhen is this period over? - What's up, Ace? - the boy with the famous haircuts - one of Tech's own jokers - Ron is undecided about his plans after graduation - good luck to you, Ron. Be on time nowl Junior Red Cross I l I ANY V gli? E 'fa' X iggf WC Go ff if - ' VG f l' Lil.. , L . fvi it f hm F 4 Z Q ty A fvif f , Q.. 2l.. .L KElLEY'S BRAKg 'Q S Hoi' Ls:l ' S0 X ,ov-if xx 15 . Y F B -I. U My 1 if . io P EE ,,i'?,.5'3B,.,. I X M1416 .3 of LEP- 'z+ W .1 fe ' .ZQ hhll v LL 'M-'f' ' uhh 53- GE -. A .L .1.-- FRANCIS X. KELLEY Curly S.S. Peter 61 Paul Very popular with the girls - Mr. Downey's star mechanic - Blue Goose - loves to drive tanks over banks - very sociable - up at Martins - carefree - bow tie guy - gotta economize - best of luck, Curly. Junior Prom Committee Senior Harvest Dance Senior Class Vice-President MARION KELLEY Marion Slocum Quiet - shy - good-natured - nice lad to know - easy to get along with - can find time to fool around and do his work - plans to enter trade school after graduation - Did you ask Uncle Sam, Marion?,'. FRANK I. LA CHANCE Red Duggan Quiet - good natured - Whistling Bill's right hand man - slip-stich whiz of 210 - easy to get along with - Apache Kid - T. V. eyes - Red Sox fan - Sherlock will become a carpenter after graduation - best of luck, Red. JOSEPH T. LADUN Joe Duggan Big - husky - good-natured fellow - quiet- never has trouble in classes - one of Mr. Downey's right hand men in auto mechanics - spends his spare time hunting and fishing - favors economics - plans -for the future are up to Uncle Sam. Bear Club JI, af' JOHN LA MATTINO Jack Webster Well liked - has gained many friends with his pleasant nature - hobby is playing the trumpet - favorite sports are swimming-hunting fishing - plans to go to Califomia after grad- uation. Bear Club ROLAND LAMONTACNE Lemon SI. Ann's Friendly - bright - full of fun - baseball crazy - loves music - also Crosby and Como - good dancer - always fooling with radios - Lemon expects to be just an average Ameri- can - the best future there is - the best of luck to you, Roland. Bear Club junior Red Cross WALTER LEMIEUX Baby Boo St. Ann's Mr. Atlas - slow to act but gets results - collects records - bowls a hundred average - It,s a-ll up to you - Ain't got nuttin' to say - sense of humor - plays basketball - defens- ive play breaker - hoop crazy - favorite sub- jects math and English - earth trembles when he walks - gets mistaken for the Bear , Bear Club T. C. A. Junior Red Cross AN IBAL LAVADO Nibal Merriman Hannibal Cobb, famous detective - Cin his dreamsj - works by night sleeps by day - likes sports and collects snapshots - plans to join the air force fif infantry doesnft get him firstl - fgrrrrrl - loyal bear. Bear Club i lxtyl o. DAN C -Q Us 3 HAHVE T fTo luk i' .I rx fg L. O o D S0251 O 0 . O0 O 0 O 0 o fy f 5ff if 20' ' A 'Q .A-,.,4 . - N L 0 . 4 a.. N ff' 1 lf!-Z 4' 'L ,-X 7- ,lp 2 wr !,'3T.ff'fJr'g1,j'32S 19g ou. . is Q If . f- 1- y l , lpn J - rs .n.- ROBERT LINK Bob-O-Link South School, Wolcott Quick-witted - full of arguments - always gets the last word in - Boston Braves fan - collects baseball records - likes bowling - fav- orite subject aeronautics - member of Civil Air Patrol - future plans are undecided. Room Treasurer Bear Club Junior Red Cross WILLIAM P. LONGO Bill Middlebury New Ford - I ain't no hick, Middlebury ain't so far - See ya at the jointi' -- Fireman Bill is one of the Middlebury fire-fighters - great out of doors man - Tech's Rembrandt - friend to all, foe to none - one of the Navy's future Admirals - best of luck to you, Bill. Football 2, 3 Tech Liber Iunior Homeroom President JOSEPH LOPES jose St. Francis, Naugatuck 'How's the fish, Joe? - the boy with the big chest - fgot that from eating lump fishl - collects shrunken heads, huh Joe? - fhow's yoursl - swims like a fish Cwhen in the bath tubl - crazy about horse back riding - How's the merry-go-round, joe? - plans to enter the Marines after graduation. Bear Club THOMAS MACK Mac Anderson Sense of humor and great impersonator - good worker - likes automobiles, mechanical drawing, and English - You don't know what you're talking about , We were doing '70 last night - no definite plans for future, but may join Air Force. ELIZABETH MALON Betty Webster Tap Tap -Shuffle step - heel toe - every- body ready to meet our Betty. Future dancing teacher - second Betty 'Grable - vivacious and pretty - been on many talent shows - acquired ability at Barbara Hyland Studio - looking for a male brunette partner - favorite subjects Latin and chemistry - appears quiet - Oh brother! - devilish - likes baseball and basket- ball - Yankee fan - good swimmer - future plans to own a Malon Dancing School - Hoop Dee Do. Vice President Girls Club - Cheerleader - Bear Club - Math Club - Camera Club - Tech-O-Scope - Iunior Prom Committee RICHARD MALONEY Hotrod St. Francis Xavier Always on the run - hot rod artist - slow down to 80 - likes all sports - favorite subject, economics - plans to go into the hotrod busi- ness after graduation. Junior Red Cross MARILYN MANCINI Mar Shepardson What a girl - always ready with a smile - keen spirit of intelligence - sports lover - strictly a Red Sox fan - excellent leader - her versatility'has won her many friends in Tech - enjoys dancing and cooking - plans to go to the University of Conn. to take the Home Econom- ics Course - good luck. Mar. Tech-O-Scope - Senior Harvest Dance Com- mittee - L. H. S. Girls Club - Football Social - Tech Liber - Rally Dance Committee BETTY MANCINONE Bette B. W. Tinker Tall - dark - bubbling with talk describes Bette - collects novelties - enjoys listening to Italian operas -- likes to sew - always talking about ROCCO - assistant business manager of the Tech-O-Scope - her plans for the future are indefinite but she will be a worthy asset in whatever field she chooses - good luck, Bette. Assistant Business Manager of Tech-0-Scope Tech-O-Scope Dance Committee Collector of Class Pictures, xg T ' Tin l B l to QQ y ff 3 5, IQ - fatty Nag - SE w .L fa' ci. ' ' ' ' 5 S 7- , fli p . 5, 1 Y' ffefyfy lUl 9i-gm ! ' E L LJARN 1 OW i ' Q H P -M Wf A M7 W Bn. wx we C ' dxb P- L, 4? 'E V21 rf 22 . ,.,, , -, ,,,. , ii ii ' A Q ....-. A rv !i..- - I ' l l- NM ,is Z Z 57 f ,. l ' 44' ELAINE MANCO Mickie B. W. Tinker Appears quiet and shy but OH! - develish - watch her blush - dancing favorite pastime - Charleston - enjoys rearranging and decorating rooms A keeps up with the latest fashions - a whiz at sewing - never on time - plans to enter school to study merchandising after graduation. Tech-O-Scope one year Cap and Gown Committee Football Social L. H. S. Girls Club Treasurer VINCENT MANTINO Bone Barnard Warm hearted - lover - great machinist under supervision of Smileyv - takes time off from school to go fishing - always ready to lend a helping hand - can't stop talking in English class - plans to be a gunner for Navy Air Corps - How much you got left, Bonev. Math Club-Vice President Bear Club-Vice President ANTHONY C. MARANO Tone Bamard Tall - husky - handsome character - always ready for fooling - no homework again - likes roller skating and jazzy records - swimming when not Working - H0w's the shoe business? - favorite subject is economics - plans to attend college - lots of luck, Tone. Math Club Bear Club Treasurer MICHAEL PAUL MARTELLI Mickey I Washington Tall - handsome - likable fellow - can do his work when he wants to - but usually doesn't - pleasant smile - loves to kill time doing nothing - likes baseball - spends most of time in the office - leaving plans for the future up to Uncle Sam - best of luck, Mickey. 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Bear Club EVA MAUTINO Eve Slocum All round girl - female Michaelangelo - great sports enthusiast - captain of the girls' basketball team - hobby is fencing - whiz in the art room - art editor of the class book - Eve plans to continue in the art world -- best of luck to you. Tech-O-Scope Tech Liber-Art Editor Girls Basketball Team Junior Prom Committee Junior Social Committee FRANCIS MC CARTHY Sonny St. Mary's Basketball fiend - lives, eats, and sleeps on a basketball floor - likes to cruise around in his hot-rod - algebra brain - out of school more days than he's in - plans to become a barber or join the air force - good luck in either profession, Sonny , JACK MITCHEL Mitch Holcomb, Southington Tall - dark - handsome - always happy when with girls - Hey Mitch, when are you going to shave - Bear Beard Week?? - the Navy wants you - Mitch enjoys outdoor life - a great hunter and fisher - a second Danny Boone - lots of luck to a swell guy. 4' 9 vac. N af' VJ g X F ' A? .2115 CEST, W L 7...- it it D 'R in ki' ,i'u:lln'l?j i3' I ' u 2- 2 --1. IQ. L- wr K I z A VET: z Q N 1--1, f I' if-1l i 1 3 , ..V' --1 11,15 N Q 0 O O O O 0 O 0 oo o 06.00 O VINCENT MUCCI Moose Walsh When there's a crowd of boys and girls Moose is in the middle - good looking - dark hair - good build - well known - played varsity foot- ball - Vin plans to take over where Edison left off - Hey, girl, will you marry me? - Hi babe, how about a date, huh? - his many EEE jx hobbies include-hunting-fishing-art-stamp col- K -' T lecting - best of luck, Vin. U W Tech Liber UU X , BL Football ' Bear Club T. C. A. Tech-O-Scope G FRANCIS EDWARD MUCKLE Red S.S. Peter 6t Paul y y f Very tall - quiet and shy - likes math-skiing , X and his Nash - OH, those signal lights - Z5 ff! , wiz in the T square department - My Nash fl really has power Red plans to enter 'the 'V 0297 Navy after graduation. . , gg ,y 1 r,'vf 37' ev BARBARA MURPHY 1 Murph Hopeville 3 Irish as her name implies - great football ' A N ' fan - loves dancing - lucky number 50 - 2 K skillful in the art room - keeps a scrapbook of Z' senior year - captain of cheerleaders - director of plays given by her class in freshman and X, ,I --x-- sophomore years - plans to join the Navy after jr graduation - good luck, Murph, on those salty 1' -- waves. -- Home Room Secretary - Junior Social Com- -j 1' mittee - Senior Harvest Dance Committee - ,Qi,,,,- Captain of Cheerleaders - Junior Prom C0- Chairman - Session Room Treasurer f .L LAWRENCE O'CONNELL Leach Sacred Heart 5, You got the math homework? - great lover 3 'f of chimes at 8:45 P. M. - good at catching f Z flies - Ya crazy fools - Boston Braves - ,5 4 R wants to be a sailor boy. I Z3 Ei Math Club ' Bear Club-President -- A Dance Committee for the Valentine Dance -01-1... fv' 'li IOAN OCRISEK Blondie Sprague Always smiling and gay - shining blonde hair - collects pictures of special people - banners from special places - likes baseball - popular music - plans to study to be a labor- atory technician at the University of Conn. - good luck, joan - we know you will do well in the work you have chosen. Tech-0-Scope JOSEPH N. PALLADINO Scar Webster North End Terror - noisy but likable - Got the homework, boys?', - spends most of his time in the office - Baseball's for me - after grad- uation Scar plans to go to radio school - watch it, boys, here comes the SCAR. Bear Club Math Club Junior Red Cross ALPHONSE A. PANNULLO 5'Fansey Webster Quiet -- well liked - always willing to help others - ardent Red Sox fan - likes to argue baseball - favorite hobby is eating - plans to retire after graduation. ARMANDO P. PAOLINO Arm S.S. Peter 6: Paul Gabby - chemistry lover - Mr. Farrell's little helper -well versed on subject of automobiles - really goes for his red truck - orator of Mr. Blanchard's English class - Well, you may be right, but I think - That happened to me once - fine carpenter - plans to hoof it in the infantry - bring your red truck, Arm, then you you won't have to walk. Bear Club SPECIAL T RY Taomr 'S T-Tig?-iii, i lx1'TSl lx -.-Y'-4, -1 ff lz- .WZ Q, 3 -5 1 7. Z1 Qi ef 'f F 1' 46 ..,- A! 9 W1 3533.1 569 if Z 'Q' ,J .3 3 '7 fx 22 R XX N-Sn - .5 .L 'Anno , I ' 1 , 2 ' 1 v' .I gl f dy M 4 X ,'f,' nu! v vu' ul I 1 fx 'fn U sg - 1 .f f QW . , V, Z fi X. Y f 1, fi Y: at Qfj -iv? G N f ..AJCl..b K, I J Xxx v - 'Ti VINCENT PARENTE Sib , Slocum Sib walks through the halls like lightning - well liked - a natural comedian - always good for a laugh - soft ball enthusiast - loves the girls - Sib plans to become a carpenter. MARCEL I. PARIZO Peanut St. Ann's A three school man - St. Ann's-Crosby-and now Leavenworth - end of line, kid - I still don't know why they call him Peanut - Hobby getting an 8:03 tardy slip - plans to be a Marine Qthey want menl - likes to play eight ball - poolsharp to you. t ROBERT PARKER Bob Driggs Fancy writer -- so he and Mr. Farrell say - basketball is his favorite sport - quite good when it comes to pocket billiards - likes to move his hands in math class - sport shirts - future up to Uncle Sam. PAUL K. PERNEREWSKI Pem Slocum Quiet - easy going - sociable - uses leisure time for modeling - favorite sport is baseball - his plans after graduation call for an appren- ticeship in mechanics - we all wish you luck in your future work. Junior Red Cross CHARLES R. PERICINI Chuck Driggs Quiet - doesn't say or do much in school - easy to get along with - builds model planes and ships in his spare time - likes football and music - plans to fly for Uncle Sam -- happy landings, Chuck. Bear Club DANIEL PERUCINI Peri Walsh Quiet but don't get him started - his favorite hobbies are dancing, collecting Frankie Lane records and bowling - favorite sport is football - plans to join U. S. Air Force after graduation. Bear Club Clee Club IOSEPH C. PESCETELLI Joe A St. Mary's Good looking boy - sharp dresser - likes to imitate movie tough guys - All right now - Hey there, ace - great lover - likes to play a ukelele - dances the Charleston - plans to be a draftsman - good luck, Ice , and the best that life has to offer you. Bear Club Math Club Valentine Dance Committee Senior Social Dance Committee Chairman of Hypothenuse Hop Dance Com. Treasurer of Clee Club LEONARD PIRRO Zeke r Duggan Caruso II the thinks, - going to continue education - what,s the matter with Air Force fchickenl - appears to like auto mechanics fwhat a laughl - Hey, Zeke, how much is 2 and 2-5? fwhat a brainj - plays football - good for one injury a game. Football-3 years-Co-captain Senior Social Committee Tech-0-Scope-Sports Editor Cap and Gown Committee Bear Club I I I' QV GJ, at QMTI no N a U L 5 V ff M K, ff S M -'. ,gi gf- , 14 , Lg YS5, 2 '91 43 X 'Yu ,fir J . ,i , ff d i F, 'I W If 4 lWk lm Cuslem Made 5 .9f4.1Z':'.l - ..B -' NU, 1 Q- .-V'-'I I- l X L r , 'x7X f- f W f x 1 11 ,.Wf E7 I 'mY N Q III7 . 4- 4' .-. 1.1.5. . A 0 TS X L - .dad U i ' ' Vg Y WX r -r 1 - B -.,i. RICHARD PLATT Dick Middlebury Tall - neat - a great hustler - car crazy - enjoys hockey - favorite subjects math and chemistry - known as Mr. Farrell's assistant - favorite saying, Don't' bother me, have to do my homework - plays tiddly winks with man-hole covers - likes airplanes. CLAUDE H. RAFFIN Frenchy Victor Hugo, France Good natured - always joking - Take up a collection - Mr. Mack's interpreter - I don't know - loves the girls - smile Claude - he plans to attend Conn. U. after graduation - good luck to our boy, Frenchy. ELEANOR REBEIRO El Merriman El, one of our most refreshing Seniors - calm -reserved -- at the same time very humorous - favorite expression - That's true - what would the movies do without El?? e very faith- ful Yankee fan - dancing and music sum up almost all of her interests - plans to enter St. Mary's School of Nursing - we are sure you will make a wonderful nurse - good luck, El. Tech-O-Scope GERALD RICCIARDI Jerry Hendricken Easy going - humorous - loves to dabble in paint - Hey look, fellows, its better than Gainsborough - favorite sports are baseball and skating - a real Romeo with the fairer sex - favorite words- Hello, girls - plans to ride the waves after graduation -- good luck, Swabbie. Bear Club 2 . L 1 5 2 gl 6, JP' Q 5, it , . xi? V ,rr -he 5 ..z.i2:':. 14 ANGELO RINALDI Ange Webster Look - a grease monkey - Rah-Rah-Bear Club - the boy says he likes English - QI betl - he likes holding bare wires lresults-a shockl - Ange-watch that bat - can't swim worth a darn - fmuchl WILLIAM ROMANIELLO, IB. Romeo Bill Mary Abbott Talkative - happy go lucky - hot-rod lover - great sports fan - likes to wander around the school - going steady with room 113 - Hey, whereire we going tonight - 'Tm sorry Rose, .please forgive me - plans to go to college - hope you do a lot of studying Romeo , good luck. Bear Club ANNA M. ROSA Annie Mary Abbott Petite - pleasing personality - always ready with a smile - an ardent Bobby Doer fan as well as Boston Red Sox fan - active in most sports, especially bowling - true to only one - hobbies include photography and collecting baseball pictures - plans indefinite, but we know she will succeed in anything she en- deavors. junior Prom Committee Junior Social Committee Senior Harvest Committee Secretary of Home Room 217 LORBAINE ROUILLARD 'fRaine St. Margaret's Quiet - reserved - came to us from Crosby- great loss to Ivy - gain to Tech - collects photographs - stubs from movies - likes roller skating - bowling - although her plans are indefinite we are sure she will succeed in whatever she decides to do. gk- -4,1 N N f 5 Qsfa fixfi . vkxq U fe ,ifa -,,-. x N x ..-.--- .-.--4 X ...-- M ':.---' at xt H, X l x tl . X , ll X ,iv I' A f fm gt , kpfai' 1 X 0 ' 4- 5,.... 2 f'1T -' Y ' I Q.. ' P ?1 ,YM Q N ,. 4'-'ik '03 'i NN KI:- lf . Y Lu 5, .fl x. at '05 H P- it L if if V Sfaafm S' Q 3' X l A f X QAXKY xl f ff 1 - Y ,-f'll FI' 3 if fit Z VICTQOR P. RUSGAITIS Rusty St. Mary's Smart - quick-witted - well-dressed - pro- fessor in math - cheerful - great sports fan - always pulling switches on J. C. in electricity - plans in the future to be a baker. , Math Club Bear Club Senior Harvest Dance Committee Tech-O-Scope-Assistant Sports Editor Camera Club JOHN A. RUSSO Johnny Hopeville Girls were made for fellas - a swell dancer - Mr. Downey's ace troubleshooter - the Yawn - Rifle Clubs sharpshooting president - lus- cious sandwiches - plans to follow the auto mechanics line after graduation - eight cyl- inders of luck, Johnny. Rifle Club Tech Liber DONALD N. SACCO Don Sacred Heart g p W One of Leavenworth's star halfbacks - one for the books - talkative - movie critic - Did . . you see the show down at the Poli? - How ff 1 about a bag of good peanuts? - Show me . p,ppy1 5 how, Mr. Dillon - late again - chief plumber - plans to enter Navy - good luck, Don. H Varsity football 12? 5 C - Football manager C .,.. ff kt ' Harvest Dance Committee A p,pk . Rifle Club , ........ , 5 Tech Libe' s. : ... Junior Red Cross i i Q? ' W' ev f ig iii is . W an . .-,- L-Q. - sa l iia JOHN SALERNO wget Sonny Merriman V H I Keeps everyone smiling - good student - ,,.' subject, math - enjoys baseball - plans to be- ifi. 4, come a salesman after graduation. Junior Red Cross -it ,Q 5 J 1 - A ,I , .r' ' 1..'1 S. f Where did you get that stomach? - favorite if - ,: i: ,, .i:,.a- A - or ' I as i f rr x s ti... we it aw 1-- 5 A, 5 if jx, ' t - Z - ev :gi :. :gig - if- 1 ii. fa' N 'AEM' if 3 NRM 2 i- ulw, 'L i. 1 ' 34, QNQW. . M,.g.:. if g 4' as is H r 4 .1 5 if wi , fr S i ' ,i sl 151 J K ,gli f H at Q Q we 4 fy w 52 1 ew 1 at 1 --.1-as - , ROLAND SALERNO Luzon Webster Luzon - also known as Tee Hee - quick- witted - full of fun - never angry - sense of humor - beautiful bass voice - always in some mischief - good for a corny joke - gift of gab - vaccinated with a phonograph needle - likes basketball - famous for mad shots - plans to retire after graduation. Chairman of Homeroom junior Red Cross JOHN I. SAMELA Sam Driggs Popular with everyone - most dignified - Qwalks the halls studying girlsj - one of Mr. Kilbourne's top men - great fisherman - helped organize Bear Club - Shut up, Larry - good outfielder - service in Uncle Sam's Army. Math Club President Bear Club Secretary JOHN ANTHONY SARLO Little Bear Slocum Heis called the Little Bear fgrrowllll - master at the art of bop - fhe thinks, - always feudin, with the Bear - Cwhat's the matter, Iohnill - likes auto mechanics - brain in trig - Cdon't think he doesn't know itj - likes baseball and football - also collects stamps and coins - plans to retire after graduation. Tech-O-Scope Tech Liber Co-Editor Bear Club Valentine Dance Committee Bear Club Senior Social Committee Math Club ALFRED SCHANDELMAIER Schandi St. Francis Xavier Movie producer - Mr. Sheehyls left hand man - artist at running movies backward - smart student when he tries - Turn out the lights Lights, action, camera - plans to go to Hollywood and be a movie executive - good luck, Schandi',. Visual Aid Department , X X fl ff? J' Y ..f f W' K fi A , 4 4 s E9 5 L ,,.-i K 53 if A W t sn ' W f la, - 1 fn Scon E KE EPERS 34, Box QL I E, !, I Z1 Z x I KW .MFE , XM .Lai Q Tfiil 0 0 u 4' 2 ' - . V. 0 '-' o 0 .D fbi: O ou 0 lui' D an :- fx u ALFRED SCIARRA Foo Woodrow Wilson Carefree - happy go lucky - not a worry in the world - really fine basketball player - baseball stand out - likes to flip coins - owns a Foot-mobile - plans to open a Gay 90,' dancing school or be a tree climber - hope you reach the top - don't fall. Baseball Bear Club MICHAEL SCIOTO Mike Slocum Dark and curly haired - well liked - ambit- ' 'N ious, thorough worker - wears a pleasant smile , lr C G7 - has great way with the women - likes math H F and chemistry - favorite hobbies are baseball V '15 i A2553 and swimming - You're crazy - plans to attend University of Connecticut, best of luck, 4 . -D71 - Mike',. '56 .. .. 4 0 Tech-O-Scope ry A Glee Club if - , 'Qi x Math Club Bear Club Rifle Club DANIEL SHANNON 'LDan Crosby Serious, math genius - keeps busy in school ,,,,f- activities - can be found working on cars - Well, I wouldn't say thati' - plans to enter I nl E It .gf Air Force after graduation - says life's greatest L1 6 obstacle is getting up in the moming. 0 : QW up It it 5 o f? Q Tech Liber-Co-Editor PS9 'Q nk Rifle Club-Public Relations Officer X-3, .U Tech-O-Scope BL, Math Club Bear Club MICHAEL SOLOMITA Miken Russell ' 52-. r Energetic and smart - business man - math and English are his favorite subjects - played on the basketball team for three years -was captain in his first year - lucky number is 5 - favorite sports are basketball-football-fishing - wants to work in Eastem Color after gradu- ation. Tech Liber Bear Club Junior Red Cross Basketball Team time 2... L i 6 'f ALPHONSE SPATAFORE 6 0 ,, O ,O C, no 0 Spats Woodrow Wilson H . A ll ,,.,... Short - dark -- very likable - his favorites are - I don't drink that stuff - Can I change my seat?', - he is lots of fun - loves the Dodgers - picks the right teams - Get out of here with those extra digits - baseball is his favorite sport. RAY SPERRINC Driggs Quiet - easy going - likes aeronautics - enjoys building model airplanes - member of the Civil Air Patrol - plans to go to college - lots of luck, Ray. junior Red Cross JOHN L. SPINA Johnny Duggan Hey, did you see thatfw - We,ll see - Sure', - Call 0-0000 and ask for Tina - Don't muss my hair, ya blank - great sports fan - roller skating is his favorite pastime - likes to sing - plans to become a sailor - good luck, Johnny. junior Prom Committee 107 Class Representative Tech Liber junior Red Cross ROBERT L. SPRAY Rob Driggs Tall - blonde - beautiful blue eyes - good looking - great school spirit - tumed in fine job as cheerleader at Thanksgiving Day Came - If you say son - fine bass voice - the Glee Clubis pride and joy - one of the lovers of 101 - plans to major in Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Tech - best of luck, Rob , President of the Clee Club Cheerleader Bear Club Hypothenuse Hop Committee Class Room Treasurer Math Club yur I tu' i K l,.f-- Y f Q4 N, Nl X' I t Y BL 'Et I- :Qi ' vrs, 0 xg W A f : ' Igi-'21-2 -A--- ,.x. .Jiff- U 'f' I J 1 44221 M O It A' 471 ff . 7 ' Ax.','4F 1'X 6-0 fnf nel We Z- -'2-4'L 7 z X ,Lx 5 ZZ, 211 jf'-'L - I ' L - L- L-b e fi 'L 'Q' 5 ' .. ' N' M5- ,yr -a , ix- A05 ---7 . ' in it GEORGE A. SPYRIE Honey Bear Humiston, Cheshire Smiling - good looking blonde - loves the sticks - good wdrker - likes all sports - Where does he get his comic books? - math is his favorite subject. Bear Club EDWARD STANISZ Myles Webster Noisy - full of fun - likes hunting and dancing - math is his favorite subject - favor- ite expression Can I take your homework? - likes to build model airplanes - favorite sport is basketball - plans to sail the seven seas after graduation. Bear Club DANIEL STOT0 Dan Sacred Heart Always a smile - excellent dancer, ask the girls - chemistry lover - favorite hobbies, swimming and dancing - It's for the birds , But I don't understandv - plans to attend college for business administration - saw action in Thanksgiving Day Game fcheerleadingj - our advice, don't be late. Tech-O-Scope Clee Club Math Club Bear Club ROLAND T. STRIDE Red Sprague So you take everything in stride, huh, Red? - fmake sure you don't fallj - plans to join the Marines after graduation - lthey want men, Redj - still belong to the electricity club, Red? - never heard of it - his hobbies are swimming and skating - good luck, Red. Electricity Club ARTHUR I. SULLIVAN Art Sulli Cheshire Academy Appears quiet, but Ohl - good student - really knows his math - Mr, Anthony of room 101 - gives out free advice to the boys on love affairs - sharp dancer - fine draftsman - Mr. Dillon's right-hand man - plans to go back into service and help the boys in the army with their love affairs. WILLIAM RAYMOND SULLIVAN Mr. Ice Cream Man St. Mary's Bashful? quiet? hardworker? - most serious - well liked by all - claims to be a good singer hmm - likes baseball - tries hard in chem - plans to become ace at tool setting if Uncle doesn't put him in uniform first. ROSEMARY TEDESCO Rosie St. Margaret's Twinkling eyes match her twinkling person- ality - ucutev - says Billy - likes roller skat- ing - ardent baseball fan - her warm friendship felt throughout Leavenworth - hopes to enter Waterbury Hospital School of Nursing - we know you will travel far in your chosen career- the best of luck to you, Rosie. Tech-O-Scope Junior Prom Committee Secretary in Homeroom ARTHUR TESSIER Tess St. Ann's Tess - the boy wonder - Cwondering, that isj - hot rod with his ford fwhen it runsj - also the bop boy - favorite subjects-dancing- girls-girls-girls-and more girls - he has such a pleasant smile - Bear Club trustee - likes basketball Cwhat a hoopl. Bear Club Visual Aid Department 'iii - 'X ei , Q I va i X i Q XX I- 'AX B -,,:,f,'4:,-4,..s. -.b.i'. fi A 1 I 45 ZF' A - ill XX Ri ill X M4175 B 'L cfxia, OEQ me N I Cx I V J iii ?,.s. 12- X X if I A Ill L9 63 ,,..i,..... -iv., ' 43 ., ?lil a A W ' Q .Q '3- f my L ,gf , f W W, ' ZZ. 'i N' N-Q. X CANT BE Oopvc bxxiga. +1 X1 LOIS TOWNSEND Lo Shepardson Quiet type - tall - blonde hair - sea blue eyes - sings - noted as bath tub soprano - enjoys square dancing - also popular music - favorite subject, math - loves to eat - speaks with a drawl - always will be remembered as the girl who stood in front of L. H. S. and asked where it was - Wha' Hoppenl - plans to enter comptometer school. Home Room Organization JESSE TRAVER Jay Prospect Happy-go-lucky - short - loves to sleep in class - trapping and fishing expert - Jesse, still awful cold up in Alaska - no interest in female classmates - 4can't miss Jay with his lit up face of red - future plans are to go way up North to trap and fish, if Uncle Sam doesn't get him first. RAYMOND WOOLFOLK Pres. Walsh Hey day! What's happening? - this is the tune the Pres. chirps when in a state of con- fusion - his hobby is collecting sharp tie pins and girls - chooses basketball as his favorite sport - favorite pastime is tickling the ivories on his piano - plans to enter the air force after graduation. Glee Club Bear Club RICHARD WRIGHT Harry Pretty Boy Chase Lover - always smiling - great friend of Miss Hogan - how about that short vacation you had, Harry - Keep srnilingv - 'KI still can't understand it, Mr. Blanchard - going steady - likes hunting and skiing - no definite plans after 'graduation - says he would like to raise a football team - hope you succeed, Harry,', teach them to play as well as you did for old Leavenworth. Junior Prom Committee Football Team Rifle Club P Eiiifll' ' - :LIL 1.'EI.,:?i'f ' -' 'L 5 .ti r .f ltt 1 ff - . 45 pp 1 A. . 2 -2 b3qg' srfgs'5. Q, 5- X 7 1vg..:frm3:-'1i.1' w , vi. be 'X 3 is ,M t 'ij lilo. 2 5 R Cy V I 'fx wu '4 Yi! fd? ilu. 'Q' e W w f 3322835 , W Q 1 ' X 2 ' 4 M A Q a W 2 5 W,jL9?,.. A. . V., if. if, -'S ifisszwgf-ff -Q , ' .rf 2'-s i '-ifelw H 3 Wailigrier.-1: . 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After the Christ- mas vacation, Mr. Rheinhart turned the reins over to Miss Brennan, who brought the Clee Club to success in their annual concert held in YVilby, April 24. The Club had another concert, May 29 at the request of the Rotarians, at the Elton. The Club completed the year with a party at Wilby. We think we are very good dancers as well as good singers. We have enjoyed our year's work in every way. wr Q4 Under the leadership of Jeanette Forte the Girls Club was organized in the early fall. Faculty advisors were Miss Hudson and Miss Loretta Regan. The purpose of the club is to unite all the girls of Leavenworth so that they will work together in promoting interest in school activities. The members of the club had a pleasant trip to the Y.W.C.A. It also aided in distributing posters for the Tuberculosis League and participated in the March of Dimes. The main event of the year was the Athletic Social conducted for the first time by the club. The affair was in honor of the football players and cheerleaders. The social was under the supervision of Miss Brophy and was held in the household arts room. President . . , . ..,, Jeanette Forte Vice-President Betty Malon Secretary .. . Frances Genovose Treasurer Publicity Advisor ., ,, ., Elaine Mango , , Jackie Farrell MEMBERS Seniors Marilyn Mancini Barbara Bovino Eleanor Rebeiro Genevieve Jenkins Elizabeth Drozd Eva Mantino Juniors Mary Mahoney Lila Norfelt Betty Kurtz Sophomores Ruth Lister Marcia Brennan Lois Bertrand Doris Jansen Margaret Sestilli Doris LeVasseur Freshmen Mary Ford Shirley Bertrand Edith Curtis Alda Yakitis Jane Diems Joanne Genovese Betty Ann Nicol Theresa Alberone -T - 9 I fl Y P' , 'bd ad G Y pd bdx 4 V9 'ozwoez s. 5 t 9094, 'ow 92' me QW ZW 6' -5 Oxy Yr ,Noam w M Stage' x vis 065 Noixo9b,9 599 5 95 We WNV X Q me L Q92 8961204069 'Yew we 086. 55 mfivqlaw as s oils wx ee s , 'ms 5 WM K9 40,0 xmfa. 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G ve , , Vasa, Qc gs 'NTI-IE I l The High School Hi-Liters is a broadcasting team of 20 members, made up of four pupils from each of the five local high schools. On Tuesday afternoon one representative from each of the schools assembles at W.B.R.Y. broadcasting studios where, under the direction of Mr. Howard, the various news items and stories are worked into a smoothly running program. Then, on Friday aftemoon, the entire cast meets to go on the air. They go through the script two or three times, timing it and correcting it, and then at 5:30 they are on the air. The representatives from Leavenworth are at the microphone - Marie Del Gatti, Barbara Bovino, Louis Petro Roy, and Millie Anzivine. At the extreme left is Mr. Howard, program director at W.B.R.Y., who has helped the group along and was very patient during some terribly trying times. Of course it wasnlt all work. Mr. Howard accompanied the Hi-Liters to New York City where they went to various television studios. They also went to Mr. Howard's home where they had a hot dog roast. Mmmm good!!! CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club, reorganized this year, has helped to cultivate the student's interest in photography. One of the manifold purposes was to give advice and guidance con- cerning knowledge of photography, and the technique of developing, print- ing, enlarging, and coloring. Mr. Sirica, the Club's faculty advisor, donated freely of his time and knowledge for the benefit of those students interested in improving their ability to take pictures President ,..,,...,.,...,... ......,..,........, B en Fabian Vice-President ...,...... ...,..,.,. C lifford Archie Secretary ..,.................,. ...............,......,. S ylvia Spagnola Faculty Advisor ..,. .....,........... ....... M r . john L. Sirica S2 2- . THE BEAR CLUB The Bear Club, a newly fomied organization, was founded by a few Senior boys, as a Senior club. The membership which rapidly increased to about 70, was made up mostly of boys with the exception of a few girls. The purpose of the Bear Club was to help promote school activities. This pro- gram was accomplished with a good cheering section at our football and basketball games. Members of the club always helped to support our dances. Leavenworths' annual Valentine Dance was sponsored this year by the Bear Club and was one of the most successful dances in recent years. Proceeds from the dance are to be used for a class picnic. Mr. Iames C. Coleman, guidance counselor of L. H. S., helped to bring success to the club by tuming in an outstanding job as the club's faculty advisor. President .... .,.... . .. . ........,, . . .. Lawrence O'Connell Vice President , ,,,,,. Vincent Mantino Secretary ,........... ,,.. . .. .... john Samela Treasurer .,,,,,...... .. Anthony Marano Trustee ...... .....,,...,... ...,, . . .. Iohn Sarlo Publicity Agent ,.....,,, ,...... .... I o seph Pescetelli BEARS c - ir I l! '9 l 1 C it f i xixllllo ff 2 . ...... 1-. .l 1- 4 THE RIFLE CLUB The Leavenworth High School Rifle Club, the oldest club in the National Rifle Association had a very difficult year. Two years ago the team was forced to disband because of the lack of range. The club started again in November with only one member of the old team. After three months of firing, we were again forced to stop for one month, because Cap- tain Arthur Dusseault and Alonzo Fitzsimmons could no longer instruct us due to working conditions. We were then coached by Ken Pinard, with Dick Owens and Pete Pozdnokas assisting. Due to the late start and coaching difficulties, we didn't have time to fonn a new team. We were able to enter only one match, and that was as individuals. The highest score was shot by a member of Crosby's team. He shot a score of 167 for prone and off hand, while Bellmay and Dinlcoski of Leavenworth both shot 160. I it-., A' ...:.-,,,eI CI gles. 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X 1355 605100 C 0 ' 1 ' i DFC, urs owbgzoe .Zoe allfqfwsa E .qlla olb 04 tab 5 e PYTHAGORAS CLUB I C 1l,0,'GdAII 9,4Ib60,,II exe, saga, D udeatper 0 U86 ibelgu Ar 569 0 Another yearl Another Math Club! ' ' a , 6 Giv le 'svggQ9!1-get t04'7'0r I:1'b0ff C:zz This year the members of the Math Club under the directio of A BCZU A ABC, C0 bisectgp Pelbej Meg, ' 1:14565 of Mr. Kilhourn have had more than an enjoyable year, they hav To prc:ZdBE BF- Q orlobpfohqb G had an outstanding year. : FC' Q edfqlbla For the second consecutive year the club has welcomed gir 0 ' to its ranks, thus showing the growing and welcome interest E the girls in this important subject. The social event of the year was the Hypotenuse Hop, hel March 30, '1951 in the school gym. The interesting part of tl dance was the mathematical guessing eontest. This year the club discussed many problems, such as findir the latitude of Waterbury, the use of proportional divider' Napier's Bones, the history of the slide rule and many otbi interesting problems. This year the club will use some of its funds'to furnish prizi for the three senior students receiving the highest averages in Mai for the four yearsg in addition some new equipment will be fu nished. Ingy, I IIDWI esi? President .,,,. .... . .. john Samela Lila, AAB ' and bw? ea ' Z2 We arcs. Viec President ,, , Vin Mantino hem point' 0 I de I I I .I Secretary ,,,. . ....,,,,.,,., Bob Spray IB . NCB' 9 By mea II , 3 1 - ' Treasurer , ..., ..... . ...,, , . Leo Beaudoin ii R hloyiliilia' New 3 1I,L..2-- ' :II joe Peseetelli Betty Malon Bob Belanger fB'C' me l Ythecvfref-fponi rm . 1 . to . - 1 ' 1 X -..'-- 'T . ..'-- Dan Stoto Frances Genovese I I I , ,I III I I I I Larry O'Connell I, .f 1 ' I I ..g,Ig,, --1-' Fe.-I l . ' Mike Seiota Jackie Farrell Paul Bclval -'Ti I1 I--'. if TI.lL--2-' fm 1 l l l Arnold Baron Vie Rusgaitis Judson Bellmay Lfl:.lI,l- 'i .x'i-l I' K I I I I 5-I3IIt,. Alfred Cauvin Dick johnson Tony Marano i I ' Harold Hungerford Francis Bandeira Nick Ieronimo BX AB h' ' lvl 1 ' I , I Barbara Bovino Harold Andrew Claude Baffin TI Marie DelGatti Charles Perugini Dan Shannon B Jeanette Forte John Sarlo Donald Allard AB I G7 for its eq B IE' 'BFE' S e ned I ' u i u - i l H A f ' u .1 ' ' 1 1. z Y' L . , ' s- ' , Q Y J r I . ,X i I 1 . . .. . , . . .. . 5 ' ' T111 ' 1' i, .Ja--2-'f 'fj.i- '. . i fl I 5 -LI,g,-li-n 1' i i ,nb ig I ' 'eff 5' g , . f X ' , I he H 31' , 5 i l Q ' , if y AAIIA 5 ,..-. Q it t 'legti s il i R t my My if . Lf., CIIULAMUDICA SOCIAL CLUB h 5 t The Cijulamudica Club was organized by a group of Senior girls who were interested in increasing the attendance in school activities, both social and athletic. In this way the girls became more friendly with one another, and helped to improve the school spirit. During the past year, the club has sponsored many other social activities including hay rides, bicycle rides, skating parties, and a number of eventful parties. President .,... ....,....................,........................................,........,.,....,.. I da Guisto Vice-President .......... ........,,.,.,,.....,,...,. R uth Judson Secretary ...........,........ .......,..... C armella Buscemi Treasurer ...,..........,..,..,..,.......,.,........,,.. i ................,.,..,.. ,... B arbara Murphy Lucille Bingham Laura Bento Ann Rosa l y :-:-:-:- N FOOTBALL Leavenworth's 1950 football team with four regular holdovers from last season and a host of inexperienced players, was predicted to mold into a fair team by the time the season got under way. However, the final check up shows but one win against eight losses. L.E.-Fred O'Brian Fred who will be back next year was especially rough on defense. L.T.-joe Torsani Ioe's first year on the team, shows great promise. L.C.-Vin Mucci Vin, fast and rugged, played well against Torrington. C.-Len Pirro Zeke one of the biggest players on the team, made all city for 2 years. R.C.-joe Dunn Joe who played on the team for 4 years was very rough on defense, made all city. R.T.-Thurman Blanchard Doon, a Senior, played very Well in all the games RE.-Ben Capozzi Ben, fine offense player, showed his wares against S. H. Q.B.-Vin Coffredo Vin a fine blocker and a good pass receiver made a catch against Wilby. H.B.-Art Harrison Art, a freshman, who stands 6'2 and weighs 180 lbs. shows great promise for the coming years. H.B.-Bob Christian Bob played a hard game in all contests, he will be back next year. H.B.-Dick Lestage Dick small and fast played every game well. F.B.-Bob Cook Bob, who is about the smallest fullback around, did a fine job. Southington Wilbur Cross Sacred Heart Danbury Shelton Torrington Crosby Naugatuck Wilby Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth Tb BASKETBALL This year's Leavenworth team was like all the others, they had plenty of fight and spirit, though only winning three games. Many of the others were very close and not decided till the closing minutes. The outline for the new year, however, is very bright as the boys will have the much needed experience which they lacked this season. Not one of the first eight men will graduate. This year Leavenworth placed two on the second all-city team. They are Art Harrison, a freshman, and john Faraci, a soph- omore. The most important person, however, was Mr. Donato, our coach. He is known to have a way with all his ball players, and win or lose, the boys play very hard for the Ripper . We hope that Tech, instead of the Air Force, will have him next year. TOP SCORERS 1950-51 Games Pts. Avg. C. Art Harrison 15 153 10 L.F. John Faraci 15 150 10 R.F. Ed Niesobecki 15 90 6 R.G. Jim Richardson 15 45 3 L.G. Felix Berardo 15 40 2.6 L.G. Anthony Tedesco 13 33 2.2 R.F. Tony Datzuk 12 18 1.3 Bob Cuglielmo, Dorsey Jenkins, Coffredo, Salinardo, A. Datzuk were reliable reserves. TIEEEE p Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech -. ..',:,:HQ.qw:,'4..5-.g..g,3..9:..l.. . ,. M. L-.1-.vwg:gf.:f.gf.g-,gy.y:,.f.x-fwy.',':f,,, , : H 'Q 'gtgaa'-11-Es::4'.f:,f.g-za:-'::'aQJaQf.g.v:1y-r :Jag- vgiiimzfy-'P:':.f11'IqQiz-gg QQ:1?':1.',g5:,g5f,ixf3e:-,z-5E':. .1wzwitz-.nw-:vez-1-.Q ' ' 'L P' Heart Sacred Heart Torrington Torrington Naugatuck Naugatuck Ansonia Ansonia Wilbur Cross Wilbur Cross Alumni I W o THE LINEUP IS 1 B. Al Foo Sciarra Dorsey jenkins 2 B. Spat Spatafore Norman Bice 3B. Frank Salinaro Al Datzuk BASEBALL Leavenw0rth's Baseball Team will feel the loss of their former Coach , left to join the Stars and Stripes in the middle of April He was succeeded by Frank Keane, who played baseball for Holy Cross in his freshman year, and has the experience to be a competent coach. Charles Donato who The team has not yet lived up to its expectations, but with six games , field, the team is bound to come out a winner. The team has two reliable pitchers in jerry Dizzy Collins, and Andy Rocky Iamele, with Dick Harder, Bob Mastropietro, and Bobby Landry always left all at the home ready to fill in. The team has plenty of power with Boh Dolan, Ioe Stango, Foo Sciarra, Frank Salinaro, and Capt. Ken Clarke leading the attack. All are long ball hitters as well as consistent hitters. Shortstop Bill Zukauskas and 2nd baseman Spat Spatafore look good both have good an'ns and can pivot very well. at the keystone sackg The catching is handled by Bob Dolan whose heavy hitting and great far lead defensive play has so Leavenworth 5 Sacred Heart 15 Gilbert 5 Torrington 7 Crosby 5 Sacred Heart 17 Torrington 8 S.S. L.F Turk C.F. joe Stango lack Greene KF. Will Ferrari Nick Iamele TEE the team. Ansonia Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth N au gatuck 2 12 4 5 4 12 0 0 P. Dizzy Collins Rocky', jamele Bob Mastropietro Dick Harder C. Bob Dolan john Slocum BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1950 1951 Leavenworth Ansonla Leavenworth Sacred Heart Leavenworth Gilbert Leavenworth Torrington Leavenworth Crosby Sacred Heart at Leavenworth Torrington at Leavenworth Leavenworth at Naugatuck Gilbert at Leavenworth Leavenworth at Wilby AHSODIH at Leavenworth Crosby at Leavenworth Wilby at Leavenworth Presentation by Leonarl Pirro of gift to Coach Charles Donato, at annual Athletic Camival held in Wilby on the occasion of Mr. Donat0'S leaving for the service. li '3- 5522 -xi: 4:v..:-- ..,-.- 3522231 S:3:7:2: es:s:zgsgs:g - - 2- x f-Q X .lf Q ' ' ' '-'-'-'sac-:-:-:-E-24if-f-if-fUfifififififffff12551.-:5Zf11'5'5 ' ' IL-, - 9 .gndgbnv Zwywzym 5. Zwzzm . 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QNX uaNwGN Seating Plan H857 Teacher?9s4df?F7.. f I , W5-MJ 'Jimi WL' 9, D A X :nz . 51 1 x9M-:my Wm T ausszcah T ' ' Z11?' ffYI? QfZg isis? 'Ei-Li WM mf 53:3 1 N . N .lf ' V EMM-Jggfmfafa, gdfcify if-N Zzwgg WM 7kw? WW'-'fi 5393 Xa 'Qs pk' U .Qc Wife' N Af be N STUDENTS OBSERVE STATE LEGIS- LATURE AT WORK Leavenworth High School students have had a golden opportunity to see in actual practice, what they have been studying in class. The project was the brainchild of Waterbury's freshman representative Fred A. De Leon. He generously offered to be host twice each week to two students chosen by their class- mates from groups taking courses in American History and economics. It gave the students a chance to watch the mechanics of law-making at the State Capitol. The two students in the picture are John LaMattino and Ralph Cretella. Others who were elected wereg Barbara Bovino, Betty Mancinone, Vincent Mantino, Frank Olear, and Victor Rusgatis. iz? -'3'-in WK il c- f. U. t,r., , 5. fesfryfiife , - 'WWF twfih, E X 1,0-7d!Mbff 1,1-Z5-D!-vf DISCUSSION AT STATE TEACHERS' COLLEGE Leavenworth Seniors were most fortunate in having the opportunity to participate in the discussions held at New Haven Teachers' College under the auspices of the Ceo-Political Club of that school. The subjects for discussion were the geograph- ical, political, and economic aspects of Korea, Formosa, Japan, and Indo-China. Professors from Yale and New Haven Teach- ers' College gave the key-note speeches. The Leavenworth students who attended were Laura Bento, Myles DuBay, William Longo, Eva Mautino, Barbara Murphy, Richard Platt, and Victor Rusgaitis. 5855 Www L-1 if OAUIX ja-pa! Www 41 Jgf In 4 ' , ,'M ,..p1 Q69 xgzeizfbf ,Dance Kgmmhyise, CA..4.,,.M lff..,Ilm,.M Eggm. .T Claw zlifsdf ff2Al6 5 ffA.1wfa,4, Zuma!! 1 WW fx? 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