Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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J -sag CHRONICLE Acrostica Lois Westerberg KennEth Lindsay Stella Karage0rge . Alphonse Forgione StuarT Ives Harriet Hart Edward LEach JohN Cushing ' i Beatrlce. Bromel Augusta ShaN1ey RobErt Peterson Lakadia STaI1aitis CharlEs .Olsen Carrie PErrie Albert DiNello AlloerT Simons Dorotl-ly Lachelt Adellne Westerlink Walter MeRriam RuTh Limmer I-lenrY Ascklar Frank Flanigan Mary Adamowlcz Walter Novak John HainEs Rose Grosky Mary MaRiconda Lewis BAnsemer EdmonD Morowsky Andrew YUrcak EdwArd Venditto LesTer I-labgood Lee Smlth MarioN O'Keefe Helen Grieco Page Twenty-six William Chalecki NelLie Ziemba Steven JAnkovich James Savage J udSon Pratt D0nald Norton Gertrude KraFic A Josephine CaLvanese W , William Ely Richard PoWers Willlam Zilly LewiS Taylor AdolpH Szoepanick Florish Brlndzilf Fred Gumprecht JosepH Sargent Genevieve Samsel Pasco Campagnano ' Marvin JofHnson Earl H0tchkiss ' D0nald Johnson ShirLey Bushnell Walter Bailey W Francls Santy Christine DiBia'so Elizabeth Fish A PAul Olsen HenRy Standish AlbErt Gaseki EdWard Victor Anna YErema Alma Bru-naL1i ELizabeth Shepard

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-rf CHRONICLE 1+ What appears to be the large and well organized ofiice of great business con- cern. Clerks are busy at desks with typewriters, answering phone calls, filing, using all manner of modern office machinery. Down a hallway some are hastening to transact busi- ness at the bank before closing hours. This is the commercial department. There is just one more place you must see, said our guide, who hap- pened to be a girl. We soon enter what seems to be a modern city apart- ment. Two girls are making plans for the interior decoration of the living- room. In the dining room the table is being set for a dinner party of six. Our guide tells us with pride that some of the faculty have been invited for dinner. In the kitchen the cooks are busily at work too. But what is that strange sound issuing from another room? Sure enough, there is a real live baby surrounded by a group of admiring girls. A nurse is giving them instruction on how to care for it. It is almost closing time now and we must hurrv. What else would we like to see? asks our guide, the modern hospital room, or the social science department? VVe suggest the latter. Our guide opens a door and we find ourselves in court! NVhat, have we been over-parking? No, a case is up, Jones vs. jones. The lawyers are hard at work and witnesses are being brought forward. In the midst of this there is an interruption. A voice ap- pears out of nowhere. All is silent at once. Calling all rooms, calling all rooms, Principal Harris speaking. At- tention students and teachers. School will be dismissed at 2:30 this after- noon so that you may attend the game with Lewis High School! Such is the school of today and to- morrow. And now it is time for us to take leave of our school and each other. We wish to express our grati- tude to the school board, the Superin- tendent, and to the faculty of Lewis High School for the school they have maintained for us. Classmates! VVe have spent many happy hours together in our school of today. The schools of tomorrow will be greater than ours but students will never be happier together than we have been, Farewell. Page Twcn ty-lim'

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