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

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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

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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- .

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. ...... 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.