Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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, ffl 'C , i ii 1 C ,111 X June 2, 1950 Hartford, Conn. Miss Alma Brunalli of Southington has been chosen the chief matron of the Orphanage here due to her kind- ness to the children. Keep up the good work, Al. june 10, 1950 New York City, N. Y. Miss Shirley Bushnell is making her debut in a piano recital at the Metro- politan Gpera House. She is an ac- complished pianist and has traveled extensively over Europe studying under the celebrated Paderewski. june 14, 1950 Chicago, Ill. Miss Christine DeBiaso of South- ington, Conn., a very timid young lady was married to a barker in the Barnum and Bailey Circus. It seems that the quietest women get the noisest men. June 20, 1950 Waterbury, Conn. Miss Elizabeth Fish has been chosen from among one hundred applicants as the first feminine announcer on Station B.U. N. K. june 14, 1950 Utah Miss Betty Galick, a famed lecturer, is touring the country speaking on The Woman's Place in the Home. She seems to have quite a following- especially the males. june 1, 1950 New York City, N. Y. Miss Helen Grieco and Miss Mary Mariconda, noted makers of fancy articles have opened up a fancy work shoppe on Fifth Avenue thatis for the Four Hundred exclusively. June 10, 1950 Calcutta, India Recent reports inform us that Miss Rose Grosky is in partnership with Page Twelve .,y .1 .. ,it f H 1 2 . fl .l'... -at cl-IRONICLE :we the noted Mahatma Ghandi. Both are planning to start a forty day fast soon. i June 28, 1950 ' ' Southington, Conn. Miss Harriet Hart was chosen of a class of 100 to teach Latin in the Qgsfi new high school. As she doesn't be-i ff, lieve in homework, she doesn't intends iiffifi to give her pupils any. We're very trv' 5 sure that her classes will be well at- tended. g june is, 1950 Atlantic City ,i,. Miss Gertrude Krafik has recently if been chosen Miss America. We ' know she will go far, as they say Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Good Luck, Gert. June 20, 1950 Los Angeles, Cal. . In the Six Day Bicycle Race for if Women, we have been informed that . Miss Dorothy Lackelt was the winner. She says that it was because she rode 3 around in Southington so much, that she won the race. June 24, 1950 New York City Miss Ruth Limmer, the famous aviatrix, has just completed a non-stop Hight around' the world, beating all previous records.- Happy Landings, always, Ruth. june 18, 1950 St. Louis, Mo. ' james Savage has been chosen the manager of the St. Louis Cards. He has led his home town team to many victories due to his wonderful pitch- ing. June 13, 1950 Southington, Conn. 1 N NOTED ENGINEER TO MAKE RESIDENCE HERE William Zilly, noted engineer, will make his permanent residence here. He will reside at Bristol Street, his former happy hunting g1-Gund, 'air-. .xc 1- Zrvlipeiva C-. 1 w 1

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June 15, 1950 Hartford, Conn. Louis Taylor, popular sports writer, was promoted to Editor-in-1Chief of the Hartford Courant. He will take over the duties of that position next month. June 16, 1950 Chicago, Ill. Robert Peterson was given a job by Guy Lombardo. Pete plays the guitar and does a good job of it. June 16, 1950 Chicago, Ill. TENNIS STARS TO BATTLE AGAIN TONIGHT Edward Venditto, star tennis player will play Big Bill Tilden in an exhibi- tion match tonight. These two stars are touring the country playing exhibi- tion matches at all the large cities. june 13, 1950 New York, N. Y. Joseph Sargent, star pole vaulter, of the N.Y.A.C. broke the former world's record of 14 feet 62 inches. He cleared the bar at 14 feet. -Pune 15, 1950 St. Louis, Mo. William Chalecki noted violinist will be heard at the Keith's Place. He will be accompanied by fifty more violin- ists. June 12, 1950 San Francisco, Calif, A 330,000 loss was sustained by Albert Simons, local farmer, when his property and crops were destroyed by a recent earthquake. june 14, 1950 Southington, Conn. Local boy has become chicken dealer. And it seems that Walter Bailey specializes only in spring chickens. '96 Page Fourteen .sq CHRONICLE june 16, 1950 Detroit, Michigan Frederick Gumprecht has acfrepted the position of President of the Silent Glow Oil Company. June 13, 1950 Detroit, Michigan Walter Merriam, winner of book- keeping contest, was given a job by Henry Ford. Walt will handle plenty of figures there. WOMEN'S VOTE SWAYS ELECTION June 15, 1950 Washington, D. C. Richard Powers was elected to the U. S. Senate. People say the women's vote was the main instrument in his election. june 17, 1950 New York, N. Y. Adolph Szczepanick was selected by Bill Terry to become chief batboy for that club. June 14, 1950 Hollywood, Calif. Paul Olsen, a quiet lad, has been selected to replace Buster Keatoni' of movie fame. June 15, 1950 New Haven, Conn. Kenneth Lindsay, noted Prof. at Yale, will lecture the students of L. H. S. on the subject, The Easiest Way to Carry Books To and From School. NOTED SINGER TO PERFORM TONIGHT June 16, 1950 New York City, N. Y. .VValter Novak, noted cowboy singer, W111 be heafd OVC1' VV.E.A.F. this even- ing at 9:30 P. M. i'i .ZEs.'-235 Wg.. t :Jai inf .. H? -'-125.4