Plainville High School - Beacon Yearbook (Plainville, CT)

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THE BEACON 3 - ,fvxfxfxxvxlw vvxlxh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We wish to express our thanks to the following persons for their kindness and consideration during the past four years, and for their help which has proved invaluable. We humbly acknowledge our appreciation to: MR. HOEFLER for his kindness during the past four years. MISS MCGRAIL for looking after and advising us as Freshmen. MISS KENNEDY for guiding us through our Sophomore year and being very helpful and kind. MISS LURIE for coming to a new school and helping a rowdy set of juniors to make a success of their Prom and Junior year. MISS SPARHAWK for her tireless efforts and unceasing energy in making our last year happy and successful. MISS CALMBACH, MRS. CARLSON, MISS GRANT and MISS JERSEY for their much appreciated help with our graduation activities.

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vvv Name John Anderson Carmen Alvarez Adrian Antonelle Robert Aube Trinidad Asensio Shirley Barclay Howard Blackston Florence Button Marie Bona Norma Bradley Florence Broden Ethel Carlson Walter Carlson Robert Carroll Michael Cavalier Bertha Chamberlin Edward Cooke Ernest Crapser Josephine D'Addese Bertha Delaney William DiYulio John Doinik Joseph Dulac Tony Forcella Lea Fox lean Garrity Evelyn Gesner Madeline Gnazzo William Goodwin Ruth Gustafson Doris Hadfield Lillian Hallinan Ann Hibbard Shirley Hird Richard Hill Fred Hoerle Fred Johnson Dorothy Klosa Marian Kochanski Herman Keller Grace Limeburner Augustine Lepore Edward Lawrence Beatrice IVlacQuarrie THE BEACON FAVORITES OF '43 Alibi I forgot. Let it wait. Sure I was listenin', Mrs. Carlson. Had indigestion. I haven't anything to say. I'll do it tomorrow. I'll think it over. Mother was sick. I've got too much homefwork. Casey might be over. You know how it is! Didn't do it. just plain don't know. Had to work. Had a date. Normie. I'm dumb enough to know better. I'm just a jivefboy!! I can't go. Freddie's coming home. I don't know. My mother is sick. Got to go to practice. Oh, I did not. I don't wanna. I couldn't help it. Don't give a darn. Had to work in my father's store. I didn't have time. I was absent yesterday. Nobody tole me. You know what I mean. Forgot completely about Ill. just didn't feel like it. Had to go to track practice. Stayed home to study. Had to go over the last scene. I'm in a hurry. Had to go to work. Am going to Forcstville. I'll do it tomorrow. Good things come in small packages. Forgot my book. I don't feel good. Saying Heck! Gosh! Come on, Flogger! Kill!! Oh, clear! Really! Is that rightff? Yep!! Harold! Don't believe it! Look out!! Are you kidding? Sorry Ma'm! Where's Marian? Got to do it! Normie! I'm Bristol bound! He says, Murder! Think nothing of it! Want a magazine? Doris! I'm doing it!! Hey, cut it out!! Well, I guess!! Club!! For cryin' out loud! Oh, a man! I got a letter! Hello, there! Oh, iine!! Freddie! That's all right! Have a good time! Oh, nuts! I like that! Are you kidding? Lights! Action! Curtain! Look out! The heck with it! It's O.K. with me! Are you sure? I'm happy! Oh. fudge! Shall we tell them??? -xixzvvxf Ambition join the Navy.' Secretary to a Band Leader. Operate a garage for the fastest cars in town. Be a draftsman. Be a Red Cross Nurse. Dancing Mistress. Flier in Army Air Corp. Operate a kindergarten Make a good wife. '- Private Secretary. Marry a curly-headed blonde. Secretarial work. Be first Private of the class of '43. Be a major in the U. S. Army. Join the Navy Cand see the worldj. ' Normie. Be head of Trumbull's. Become a pro in jitter' bugging. Be secretary to Mr. Hoefler. Own a book store. Be a star on Notre Dame's football squad. Major in Chemistry. Become first soldier with no K. P. Be an All American in football, basketball and baseball. To get a good paying job. Leo. Become a private secre' tary. Nursing. Follow in Dad's footsteps. English teacher. To settle down. Foreign Correspondent. Be a Physical Education teacher. A good job in a nice comfortable office. Become ,a pro in track. Go to West Point. A great Broadway pro- ducer. A famed poetess. A Nurse. Own a large farm. journalist. Own and direct Motion Picture Co. Office job. School teacher. 1