Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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...MII CHRONICLE ilye:-H lass ropheey Ma1'tha fflrszyla - You will become a hostess at a popular summer resort. Your efficient service and comely looks will attract many. Katherine Beck - Small and quiet, you will make a good wife for some talkative man. Doreen Beatson - You will be successful as a dressmaker, but you will give up this profession and become a dutiful wife. Mary Blaszek - Mish's hopes of becoming an old maid have been shattered to pieces by Cupid's arrow. Yes, Mish tells us that he isn't responsibleg it just happened, that's alll Elsie Brayjield - Elsie was so quiet in schoolg we knew she would achieve fame. She is now at the head of the Silent Glow Corporation of America. How are things, Elsie? Eleanor Conaty s- You will rise to great prominence as Selectwoman of Southington. The town will then pass a law requiring that spring and fall cleaning be done. Anna D'Angelo - Although your future is obscure, we know that you will be quite proficient in whatever profession you choose. Illary Della Vecehia - Your music hath charms to soothe the savage beast. You will be proclaimed the new wonder of the piano in days to come. jorephine Feeney - You will become the principal of a deaf and dumb school, where the atmosphere of quiet will harmonize with your taste. Evelyn Fish - Due to your delight in dissecting frogs and other dumb animals, you will become one of the leading biologists of the country. Anna Fox - You are another favorite of Fate, Anna, for after winning a National Typewriting Contestyou will become private secretary to a member of Congress. Elizabeth Galick - We see you asa commercial teacher in Hartford, but your path will always be crossed by a handsome, dark young znan. Alvera Galiette f For you Dee, we indeed see a bright future. You will become one of Hollywood's leading stars and will make several personal appearances at the KColonial. Shirley Goodrich - You always had a great love for dogs and so you will become the owner of a hot-dog stand. Helen Grabelski - Because of your ability in handling details, we see you as principal of a very aristocratic school for girls. Dorothy Haburay - Sometime in the future we see this young lady as an instructor in a school for the deaf. Evelyn Hayden - You will hold the position of Secretary .to the President. NVQ have heard that you can now take dictation at 240 words a minute. Page Twenty-three

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JOSEPH KLEPACKI To you this book on farming, Though perhaps you know more than this book gives. JOSEPH KOZLOWSKI To you we present this orange, To remind you of the one you ate in Mr. Stowe's Problems class. FRANCIS KANE To you we present this gavel, To remind you of the times you could have used it, At some of our class meetings. EDWARD KUC HTA We present you with this contract, To model clothes for men. FLOYD MERRIMEN We give you this motorcycle to speed in, Instead of using carsg this is much handier. FRANK MoRoz I This mirror to let you know we think your hair, Is very outstanding. Page Twenty-two CHRONICLE JOSEPH MUCCI To a great athlete, We present this basketball. MICHAEL POPIK This tea to remind you of your splendid part, In the Senior play. LAWRENCE SARGENT This contract from the Pepsodent Com- P-ZUYI To pose for ads for a two-year period. THOMAS SCE To you we present these elevated shoes, To be taller than she, PHILLIP SERAFINO This Fitch shampoo to remind you of the Many times you had to use it. JOHN SMEDBERG To you this four-motor bomber, To remind you of your nickname. ANTON WAGENBRENNER This book entitled UHOW to Grow Up, As many of the teachers have made remarks. 'L f1?T2ef5ffis

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...self CHRONICLE .Mildred Henault - You will become a well-known and greatly admired poetess. Your Sonnets to the Moonl' will be read throughout the country. Barbara Hogan - You will be happily married and will reside on Meriden Avenue. Your children will attend the new Southington High School. Doris Hubeny - You will win the Beauty Contest in Southington and as a prize, you will go to Hollywood to appear in a movie opposite Lana Turner. Helen jankowski-Poor little Helen hasn't quite decided what she will do after graduation. She says she is going to take life easyf, Best of luck and don't work too hard, Janks! Alma fohnson - We see you as the future owner of the Sanitary Laundry, Send all your laundry to Alma, folks. fennie Kowaleski - You will be chosen as Principal to the new local high school. Your application was one of the two thousand entered. Lorraine La Fleur - You will become the head of a girls' college in Michigan. You will be very popular with your students. Carrnela Leone - We see you as an author on the topic of speech. One of your books will be The Gift of Gabf' Irene M artin - You will accompany Mr. Stowe to Russia where you will assist him in his lectures on Communism. Dorothy Masthay - You will be one of the few single women teachers that will be added to the Yale faculty. You will teach typing in a simplified form all your own. Beverly Miller' - Your recording of a uhealthy laugh is nationally famous. Ellen M oran - You will become a physical director and girls, basketball coach at the new local high school. You will be well liked by all because of your wonderful sense of humor. jean Pellow - You never had a chance to say much in school. Your new job as broadcaster will give you a chance to do plenty of talking. Florence Plosay - Flo is in the midst of writing another book. Her first was interna- tionally famous. It was entitled How to Win Men and Hold Them. Cecile Polak - Since your ambition is to take life easy, we can see you as the President of the See-More Do-Little Company. jenny Pompey - You will be a manicurist, and will have many male customers. But look out for those who come too often! Anrzarnae Sanzfy g You will be widely known and recognized as the world's fastest typist. Arline Sniizfh - lNe see you as a teacher in a day nursery, teaching the children the elementary steps of Einstein! theory. Illrld-real Smith 4 You will be chosen as the best-dressed woman of America. X Page Twenty-four ,LL...........,a . . . M- '?1v a mf