Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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L.H.S. CHRONICLE I ROBERT REISCH To a bright fellow and a shining student we present this light bulb. RALPH RICCIO VITO RICCIO To you two we give this little store to remind you of the one we wish to see in future years. RODNEY SCHABEL We give to you this little rabbit's foot to remind you of the many rabbits which you have raised on Rod's Rabbit Ranch. ROBERT SNOW Here are some bandages to remind you of your bang-up days with the team at Lewis. 26 MICHAEL TOMASIEWICZ We give you this book of Wisecracks', so you will never run Out of them. JAMES WALLACE To you Jimmy wevgive this pass-book to remind you of the many times they were needed. HOWARD WARNER To you we give this curler so you can keep that wave in your hair. RICHARD WOOD To our class President so true we present this gavel which may come in handy in future times. S

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., , -f 'f', I, - ' L.H.S. CHRONICLE PAsco D,AUNNO To a lad with a fine brain as yours we give this scholarship CYaleJ. JOHN DEWEY To you we give this book, How to Make Public Speeches. JoHN FLYNN For your music which is so delightful we give you this medal. ANDREW FOLCIK We give you this package of dates from New Britain in case you haven't enough. JOHN FONTANA Here is a crank so you can crank your F ord. VINTON GROOMAN We present you with this contract to model rnen's clothes, because you dress so well. WILLIAM HEIGHT We give you these oats to aid you in caring for your horses, which you are so fond of. THEODORE JOHNSON We give to you these drums in case the ones you have wear out. FRANK KELTONIC We present to you these pencils to help you out with your mechanical drawing in the future. JAMES KENNEDY To James we give this booklet on 'eHow to Grow in two easy lessons. EDWARD KORDYS We give you this little tokenl' in case you forget your bus tickets. SC WILLIAM KRITZ To you we give this comb to keep your hair ever so neat. EDWARD KUSEK As you are a football man, we give you this little football to remind you of your football days at Lewis High. ROBERT LEACH Because your hair is so red we give you this bottle of Brilliantine to keep it for- ever aglow. WILLIAM LEACH We have for you a little mop to help you swab decks in your future years in the Navy. RICHARD MARINELLI We present to you this book on farming, though perhaps you know more than this book gives. DOMENIC MAURO Here is a little man to keep you com- pany when you are alone. NICHOLAS MONGILLO Here is this little whistle to make you be heard. CARMEN MONTE Because we seldom see you at home we give you this map of Connecticut. WILLIAM NARDI Because you dance so well, we present you with this Arthur Murrayn book on dancing. ROBERT NOBLE This medal to remind you of your splen- did part in the Senior Play. fHerbyj 25

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i5Et'Mwi,3i .535 is ' 3 ri vafmmg, 13-H ' f -A H I ' 'z ' -Z L.H.S. CHRONICLE Popularity ontest GIRLS Bock, Betty ............ Most cultured Braccioforte, Ann ........ Outdoor girl Burkhardt, Shirley .......... Prettiest Carbone, Julia ........ Most charming Carlbert, Elsa ........... Most modest Gasner, Katherine. .Best sense of humor Gelello, Virginia .......... Nicest eyes Cockayne, Jean ....... Most ambitious Cook, Magdalene .... Most nonchalant Dashukewich, Dorothy ........ Shyest DeGuzis, Elizabeth ...... Class worrier Dighello, .Loretta ........... Quietest Galiette, Dolores ..... Most tomboyish Gernat, Marion ..... Nicest complexion Giagios, Catherine ....... Most serious Glidden, Blanche ........... Class flirt Gourinski, Fanny .......... Happiest Greene, Matilda ......... Class giggler Grifhn, Shirley .......... Most bashful Hartford, Shirley ......... Friendliest Hotchkiss, Arleen. .First to be married Hotchkiss, Jerry. . .Best all-around girl Hutchinson, Norma.Most sophisticated Kane, Rita ............ Nicest dimples Kowaleski, Bernice ............ Cutest Kutcha, Dot ...... Most pleasant voice Landrette, Marie ......... Most naive La Porte, Betty ........ Pinkest cheeks Johnson, Gloria ....... Class diplomat Mackenzie, Claire Most likely to succeed Maigarie, Gladys ......... Cutest nose Maigarie, Kathryn ....... Best dressed Mann, Dorothy ...... Most loquacious Martin, Barbara ..... Most industrious Maskaitis, Jeanne ........ Most artistic McNerney, Ruth Ann. . .Most natural Miller, Vivian .............. Neatest Mongillo, Irene ............ Best sport Moore, Ethel ...... .Musically inclined Perillo, Roselyn ........ Best jitterbug Phelan, Arline .......... Best natured Urillo, Ann .......... Most inquisitive Virovoy, Faith .......... Class chemist Wagenbrenner, Cathy ..... Nicest voice Walsh, Marge. . .Poise and personality Wilson, Jacqueline .... Most agreeable Zakrewski, Agnes ........... Sweetest BCYS Abetz, Edward .... ..... M ost casual Bryant, Irving .... ...... Q uietest Burkhardt, Ernest ....... Most carefree Coppola, Anthony ...... Class bachelor D'Aunno, Pasco ........... Class brain Dewey, John .......... Most reserved Flynn, Jack .......... Class comedian Folcik, Andrew. . .Most companionable Fontana, Jack. Tall, dark and handsome Grooman, Vinton ...... Most debonair Height, Bill .............. Class baby Johnson, Ted... ..... Most athletic Keltonic, Frank ...... Class know-it-all Kennedy, Jim .............. Quietest Kordys, Edward ........ Most devilish Kritz, Bill ........ .... B est looking Kusek, Edward . . . .... Heartbreaker Leach, Bob .... Leach, Bill ...... . . . .Class pin-up . . . .Nicest eyes Marinelli, Dick .. ...... Peppiest Mauro, Domenic ....... Self-possessed Mongillo, Nicholas .......... Modest Monte, Carmen .... Most self-centered Nardi, Bill ............... Best dancer Noble, Bob ........ Best all-round boy Reisch, Bob ......... Most intellectual Riccio, Ralph ............. Glitter boy Riccio, Vito .......... Class politician Schabel, Rodney. .flflost absent-minded Snow, Bob ................ Sleepiest Tomasiewicz, Mike ..... Funniest laugh Wallace, Jim ........... Most popular Warner, Howard ........ Class vocalist Wood, Dick ........ Nicest personality 27