Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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'ggtgttg . xi -:ig Q. 3 L.H.S. CHRONICLE lass rophecy GIRLS TEN YEARS HENCE WE SEE: Aflary Abata - Manager of Plantsville First National Store. Marie Aldi - Private Secretary at Pexto-Wilcox Co. Audrey Anderson - Serving as an Ensign in the Navy Nurse Corps. Flora Baer - Keeping very accurate accounts in those books at Kay's. Margaret Beard - Nurse at N. Blair General Hospital. Martha Beshuk - Supervisor of Southington switchboard operators. Ethel Bruce - Assistant supervisor of Southington switchboard operators. Lorraine Carle - Head of National Women's Club of America. Marilyn Camp - Driving a delivery truck for McNerney Milk Co. Dorothy Carlson - Private Secretary in an exporting concern in New York. Bernice Choquette - A model of correct posture in all the health magazines. Alice Fallon - Assistant manager of the Cushing Real Estate Co. Catherine Feeney - A dietician at Bradley Memorial Hospital. fean Foley-Those famous hands in Chen U nail polish ads in all Charm and Glamour magazines. Virginia Fontana - Still keeping the morale at Clark Bros. up lpretty secretaryj. Louise Fusciello - A very successful hairdresser in her own home town. Ann Galick -Owner of a beauty salon in New York. QRed heads onlyj . Elinor Hubeny-Now with Powers modelsflecturing on SHOW to Keep a Trim Figure? Theresa Q1urglewie5- Manager of famous uTailor Shopn in 'Washington Margaret Kane - Still wondering how she passed Home Nursing as easily as she did. Agnes Keating -A success at accounting, working just around the corner from Ann. Genevieve Kiltonic - Modeling for Barbizonf' Antoinette Klernouich - Now married and living in Meriden. Has two 'cjoesu now. josephine Lagana - Teacher of shorthand at the new Lewis High School. Marie R. Landino - A dental hygienist for Dr. Kuntz. Irene Louie - Touring all navy stations as a noted singer from New York. Page Twenty-five - w-7

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L H S CHRONICLE ARNOLD PLATT So that your car wIll always run smooth, ThIs coupon we g1ve to keep your car In the groove JOSEPH POLAK ThIs post war book On Farmmg WhIch W1ll make yours very charmmg RICHARD QUINLAN Because you always seem so pohte TDIS medal we g1VC you wIth dehght VINCENT SABECKI To a lad wIth a line braIn such as yours, We 0'1VC thIs scholarshIp success 1S assured SIDNEY SHERMAN Because you are so very shy We hope thIs book wIll get you by GEORGE SMEDETRG VVe g1VC you thIs medal for dancmg so ne, We hope you wIll keep lt up all the tIme DONALD SMEDBERG Because your haIr IS always so fine VVe gIve you thIs comb to keep lt In lIne EDWARD SURVESKY Because you a quIet chap seem to be ThIs nOIsy drum should ill you Wlth g ee EDWARD VOLOSKI Because you are the neatest of the class VVC know you wIll make use of thIs lOokIng glass DAVID WALLACE ThIs book of Prcsldents To IemInd you ol the good one you have been to youI class RAYMOND WECRWORTH Present you wIth thIs telephone book, So you won t forget the numbers that you took OSEPH ZYGMUNT Because your plans you seem to make, We present you wIth thIs book, The RIght Road to Take MITCHELL ZYGMUNT SO that your ha1r to your head may stIckum We present you Wlth thIs bottle of slIckum FRANCIS WELCH To save that walk We g1VC you thIs car, Even though MIlldale doesn t seem very ar JOHN BR7OXVSIxI To your eustonwers these pamphets to pass, How to Make X our Red PoInts Last. DANIEL MARTIN To you w present these sergeant str1pes Because In the Army you ll soon groan and gIIpe EDWARD CLEMENTS To you Wlth haIr so curly and dark, We g1ve th1S comb each wave clearly mark RICHARD ANGELILLO Because youx musIc IS so sweet We present you mth th1S musIc sheet. ELINOR HUBENY AUDREY ANDFRSON AGNFS KEATING e Twenty om -I . . . . . 9 ti' i as ' cc ' as ' J . . ' ' aa J . - CI ' as ' 7 cc ' as D . Z J . '4 - . , , f . 4 4 ., AA , H cc , 7 . C . , - - cc - as 3 J 4 ' 4 7 1 . A - C , , Y , 4 ' J a j 1 , I Y 1. . . . , I 3 , Y Y 1 . Y V I7 4 l Y Y V 4 4 K L J - ' Y S I Il. '.., ' S a -f - Pai, 1 ---A f--mv Y, f .a'H'i-iitw

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L.H.S. CHRONICLE Rosemary McNer'ney - Teacher of mathematics at our local high school. Eileen Moore -Working at the office of Allied Control. CBob is still therej . .Mary Ann Mor'elli - Has world's record in shorthand and still seeking more speed. Rita .Muszynski - A very tidy housekeeper. Edith Orvis - A specialized Baby Nurse at Belleview Hospital in N. Y. Elizabeth Paul - Private secretary in filing department at Clarks'. Lorraine Pom pe y - just won a contest for the neatest dressed woman in America. jean Reid - Dean at Vassar College in New York. Evelyn Rodriguez - Now teaching Spanish at Conn. University. Virginia Rollins -Model of Sport Clothes for Mademoiselle magazine. Alma Sager - Owner of a dude ranch in Texas. Dolores Santy - Owner of music studio in Hartford, giving piano lessons. .Mary Serahno - In Hollywood taking Hedy Larnarr's part in pictures. Warida Sjmradoski - Secretary to Mr. Phelan at Lewis. Ma1'y Sullivan - Owner of a dude ranch in Texas competing with Alma Sager. .Marie Vardilos - Manager of Elmont Grille. Irene Wells - Intent on being a good wife for Barnicle Bill the Sailor. Theda Wiltsie - Teacher of Home Economics. lldargaret Zajao - Supervisor on the B. O. line at Allied Control. AUDREY ANDERSON AGNES KEATING ELINOR HUBENX' BOYS TEN YEARS HENCE WE SEE: john Alrata - Playing baseball for the Brooklyn Dodgers. joseph Adamowicg - Still looking for that girl he saw in a theater 10 years ago. Richard Angelillo - Working as a designer of planes at Lockheed Aircraft in California. Edward Borovsky - Production manager of Joseph Polak's poultry farm in Cheshire. Carmen DeFeo - Scaring all the people around Southington, Hbarnstormingn in his airplane. Henry Fontana - Practicing as a Dr. M. D. in Southington. 1 Page Twenty-six allh- .fll-is 4--'Hn