Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

 - Class of 1940

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-MI CHRONICLE Vincent Nolan itll W HB. I 1- A dapper dandy is our boy Vinny Unexcelled in acts hearts winning, With your clothes so slick and neat, Wear this jazz-bow, can't be beat. anim., ,N ,A Af Robert Oefinger 2- l t' s I Your courtship has so steady been, For your reward this little pin. ,lohn Patla M- P- ln' See this eat, it's soft and fuzzy lfVhen you look at it, think of Muzzy. r f I X X William Peterson if 1 if - r X Your girl is such a cute looker, You'll need this book to help you hook her. - A fp if james Pratt s-I S i 'Meriden isn't far to go, But in case your gas runs low, These tokens are the proper fare To get you over and back from there. Edward Porydzy I7 if ft 5 it 7' 5 P You may not be planning to attend college, But here's a degree, Doctor of Football Knowledge. joseph Putala Q Don't you think it is a good idea, For you to eat this Three Musket- eers ? Gilbert Rich 'A T 'it ili- Slick and neat from head to feet, Gil's appearance can't be beat With this Esquire you'll keep too too, And like it in other ways, Woo. Woo. William Smedberg Sf In the senior play you proved a hit So now we do OL11' little bit We give this movie contract to you In hope that you will follow through. ,loseph Sollock Q-i We all know you as Handsome joe This Ford V-8 will help you go. Gordon Sonner 7 ii' A We give you this record The best in the land VV e seem to think Youlre quite a swing fan. Edward Stankewicz lj Our friend Eddie', is in many ways a drawer A box of pencils is what we offer. VVilliam sifanezak bf' T We seem to think you resemble Ozzie We give this hat so snoozie. ,lohn Zenuh -3 l Stanley Uliasz To insure that this friendship is true, VVe give two pair of handcuffs to you. ,lames Scott We give you this doll, it has only one thing to say, Remember your part in the Senior Play? Michael Venditto si ' We know that your curly hair is your pet hate So in order to comb it we give you this rake. ,lohn Welch S The feminine hearts you seem to flutter When looking at you they melt like this butter. . Robert Wood ' ' ' ' Q This box of powder we give to you Now when you blush it won't show through. George Yurcak ' T R' ' i To you we leave this hockey stick. You see we know you are quite a trick. .lohn Gura 4' ' il A ' Johnnie is our athlete With these shoes he will be fleet. Page Twentyfthree

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at CHRONICLE Jw-- Boys Robert Bahner 7 A l ll 5 if xii You're short and snappy, full of pep, With this trumpet, swing it, hep hep. Howard Barnes V ' t ' ' if VVe know you live quite a way from town, Here's a'Hash light to find your way round. ,lohn Beatson llll' ' -' Here is a shovel, please think back, To all the ditches you dug at track. . I X Morris Berkmoes 'A ii' Your knowledge of Agriculture, into money will lead, If you will plant this package of seed. Raymond Bradley T! In appreciation of your golden brain, We give to you this candy cane. Robert Bushnell in 'A t if if Your heart dear sir is very fickle, You're always in this well-known pickle. Bernard Chalecki ii T liif- 'Ci To you we give this trumpet of fine steel, May you play as loud as did John Peel. Vincent Coppola l ii T A playboy at heart you seem to be, XVear this posy for all to see. John Dudzik i ln small packages, good things come, This saying is true blue, On the LHS. gridiron, You've proved it true. VVilliam Ferrucci f Clark Gable has nothing on you, So we give you a contract to fill his shoes. Page Twentyftwo VVilliam Fontana ' ' 1 4 - Willie to you we give this bed, d Long may you rest your wearY hea ' Stephen Frasso A jitterbug tried and true, , Here are some instructions to alifl You- ,lames Geary ' Q ' A A football hero, big and brown Here's a football, go to tOWI1- Fred Hobson . This big red hanky you will need, When you go out to hoe your seeds. Michael Hutnick - In case you ever loose your blush, This rouge will help to make you HuSh. John Kania In life you can always use, A handy thing like a pair of shoes. R. King l T N 'When you get married and come home late, Here's a key to get through the gate. Edward Kranich sl A - 'fl l You're just as quiet as you can be, This little mouse will keep you com- pany. Robert Lucas 'T A W When Bob was sick in bed last year, Cards like this gave him great cheer. William Marshall H At basketball you are quite a star, With this write-up you'll go far. LeRoy Mathews A A brilliant boy you seem to be, Wear this medal for all to see. William Messmer A Very pretty is this Miss Almost sweet enough to kiss. VVhen in an artistic frame of mind Sheyll pose obligingly you will lind,



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-wif CHRONICLE lttit' lass Prophecy This is jack Beatson speaking, bringing you bits of the clay's news gijiereg from here and there. The news tonight shall be devoted exclusively to the Um of the Class of 1940 of Lewis High, Southington, Connecticut. First of all, news from foreign shores Birmingham, England - Ethel Parker, our former classmate, was recentlY proclaimed the first Poetess Laurate of England. g,.,,u rf I Paris, France - The Parisians are sad to hear that Berneice jackson who has been winning acclaim from all musical critics by her versatile voice will leave them for a month for a return engagement at Carnegie Hall. Honolulu - Homeward bound are Dorothy Reeveiand Ruth Brooks-famOUS for their designing and modeling. Dot Reeve specializes in native Hawaiian cos- tume and jewelry and Ruth Broks advocates Navy blue. Rome, Italy - Professor LeRoy Mathews, a new arrival, is said to be seek- ing a real Latin and not one from Manhattan, Paris, France - Paris bids Au Revoirl' to petite Arline Boisvert, Famous pianist, for she must now leave them to continue her tour through Vienna, Berlin and London. Flash! Word has just been received that lost flyer jack VVelch has been rescued just in time from the cannibals on the Fiji Islands. 'HDCP Bermuda - Bernie Chalecki, one of the worldls greatest trumpeters, has started writing music. His latest song hit is being sung and swung by everyone. Hongkong, China - Among a group of American missionaries entering the interior of China is Faith Foren. Hollywood, California - Gilbert Rich and Stanley Uliasz are making a ShortU for Universal in slow motion to show jitterbugs their intricate and fanci- ful steps. . . . ilk' Nt' Los Angeles, California - Loretta Vlfaskiewicz has accepted. the position of Court Reporter in this city. ' New York, New York - The Ranger Hockey Team announced yesterday that they have signed a contract with George Yurcak. He is to be their professional forward. V Southington, Connecticut - Catherine Brindrik has accepted the position of head librarian of the Southington Public Library. Cincinnati, Qhio - Gordon Sonnier part owner of Victor Records so now he hears all the orchestras free of charge. s. Page Twentyffour

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