Middletown High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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..p Ig i-ii.. ---------- 6519 MARY CAPSALIS Cappy A maiden My bu! sweel and true ACTIVITIES: G. A., G. S. L. l'Cappy is another one of the quiet girls in our class. She believes in being a good listener while others speak. That is why she is so well liked. There is never a word of complaint from her. Her sweet disposition will always help her get along with everyone she meets. RICHARD B. DALY Butch Ca1'ef1'eefIlaaf Difkii ACTIVITIES: ' Dick is the fellow who is always rid- ing around in his little roadster. He doesn't ever seem to have anything to worry about, he is always carefree and gay. His dancing has helped him gain quite a lot of popularity with the girls and the envy of many boys. The girls of M. H. S. will certainly miss Dicki' and his car. JUNE CONKLIN Junie Ari ii Zfae beauty of the world ACTIVITIES: G. A. A., G. S. L.. Chorus, Tennis june is one of the fair damsels from the distant woods of East Hampton. She is known for her skill and poise on the dance floor, but dancing isn't her only accomplishmente. She is quite an out- standing art student. June is very pop- ular with the male sex. Her ambition is to conquer the field of art, and we're sure that she will succeed. ... - -....-gl l1.-....- .. - .. NORMA CARPENTER Carpie Happy-go-lucfley-lbt1ziv me ACTIVITIES: G. S. L., G. A. A., Tennis As long as you don't hurry Norma into doing anything, she'll be perfectly con- tent. Carpie's two outstanding fea- tures are her sense of humor and funny giggle. You're bound to enjoy yourself when with her. She is quite an active tennis pla-yer and makes a habit of accomplishing what she sets out to do. That is why we know that she'll succeed in the future. SALVATORE CORONELLA Sal Clip here-flip llaere-clip everywhere ACTIVITIES: Who is this boy with the big winning smile? We wonder! Quiet and unas- suming are his ways, and by them Sal has made everyone of 'us his friends. He was always attentive and faithful to his work and friends. Did you know Sal is quite handy with barber clippers? Keep up the good work, Sal, and we hope you will remember all your friends. JEAN COLLINS Jeanie Haw dull it if to palate. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A., G. S. L., Dramatic Club, Senior Play, Circus Black hair, mischievous eiyes, but lan- guid manner-that's jean, our school beauty. Possessing an amiable disposi- tion and always good-natured, jean can be counted in on any pleasure. How- ever, we don't think that jean was ever told that actions speak louder than words. But with a little more concen- tration we don't doubt that she'll get what she sets out for. NICK DE BARI Eddie Cantor P!etz.ie ga away and Ie! me deep ACTIVITIES: Nick is never ruffled. Whether work- ing or loafing his disposition seems the same. This Cromwell chap has a ready smile at all times which invites you to chat with him. While he is not the conspicuous type, he is the sort that makes a firm background. I-Ie is the sort we all like to have around. - - - - - - - ---I-----aww PETER CONNERTON Pete f'Ob! Haw I love my teacher! ACTIVITIES: Pete is another of thirty-seven's quiet fellows. XWhere he hides himself, no one knows, yet whenever he is wanted he is always on hand to assist with what- ever is to be done. Peter was always willing to make for thirtv-seven sacrifices which surely were appreciated. Good luck, Pete. MINNIE CASO Min On rffilb the dame! Le! joy be zmconpnedu ACTIVITIES: G. S. L., G. A. A. Minnie is a pleasant young person who always has a ready smile for one. She has a steadfast resoluteness which en- ables her to accomplish much of her work. Wie cannot all lav claim to such a trait, so Minnie is to be highly com- plimented upon her ability to carry on and at the same time to be so agree- able. Such a person can inspire others to high ideals. FRANK DE LUCA Frankie W'illJ0ut any undue haste. ACTIVITIES: It takes many different types to form a high school, it takes distinct qualifi- cations to reach the senior class, yet of all these students our classmate is a striking representative of M. H. S. When the portals of tomorrow are drawn across, then truly if we judge the future from the past and present, the laurels of success will be gathered at the feet of our friend Frank. ca. -1 lf -'fr- l-M' ------------- -'--- it Gxifkbcyipil- III- ---------- - --H - f-N-nazi-on

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