Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

 - Class of 1950

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-f if-we--?fH ff- -' NELLIE SIIEPARD NORMA SPETZ LENORE STASILOWICZ AGNES TEWS CAROLYN THAYER GLADYS ULIASZ BRIDGET VINCENT SHIRLEY WENDT JOAN WILSON ANN ZAKREWSKI MARY ZENUH ANITA ZOBBI LAWRENCE ADAMOWICZ JOSEPH ADAMS WILLIAM ALBRECHT TPIOMAS ANDREWS HENRY BADGLEY EVERETT BARRETT CHARLES BARYSEWICZ L.H.S. CHRONICLE YOu'll rise to fame with your violag Play your recordings on this victrola. To you we give a sailor boy To remind you of your pride and joy. To So you,ll always have that 'cwell-dressedn look you we bequeath a pattern book, A pad and pencil for you to jot Poetry, so we'll forget it not. To Carolyn with friends so many We give a leash so she won't lose any. To you we give a Lewis LU To show you that you've led us well. Bridget's a girl so alive and bright We've decided to give her an electric light. We give you a permit to drive blues away Because you are always so happy and gay. While the cowboys shoot their 6-guns, Sell these candy kisses to movie patrons. Your blond hair is as pretty as can beg Wear in it this ribbon for all to see. We leave some starch to Mary so neat To keep in place each trim little pleat. Here we have, waiting to greet her, A neat comb for neater Anita. BOYS Such a good actor certainly deserves A bunch of celery to calm his nerves. Here is something you really need: A little gadget to measure your speedf lj As King of Football you reigned supremeg A golden football to help your dream. Someday you'll sail the ocean blue. We'll get you started with a canoe. In the arms of music you lie and driftg To you we present Beethoven's fifth. Because your car is always broken For transportation you'll need this token. To you a set of dumb bells we give SO the fame of your muscles will livc. .29

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T Lois HAYWARD NANCY HINKLEY HELENE HUGHES SHEILA HURLEY HELEN KOWALESKI VIRGINIA LAPIER PATRICIA LAWSON DOROTHY LUTY MARTHA LUTY MAR JORIE MCKAY LORRAINE MONGILLO MARY MONGILLO DAWN MORLEY JULIA PALMIERI MOLLIE PERROTTI SHIRLEY POLITZ NANCY RODRIQUEZ ANNA Ros SI Lois SALVATORE EDNA SAMSEL FLORENCE SANKOWSKI PI-IYLLIS SECoNDo L.H.S. CHRONICLE Because you love 'em and leave 'em so quick This tape, we hope, will help you to stick. When you gaze in a mirror it's a sure delight, Here's one to keep you looking bright. To Helene, always so full of cheer, A laugh book we give - keep it near. Because for school you always were late We give you a watch set at 10 of 8. To a musical career you do aspire, A pitchpipe will help you achieve your desire. You're a cute little cookie, but don't you fret, 'Cause you'll be raised by Calumet. You've plenty of sparkle, you're a pint-sized gal, So to you we present this bottle of Pal To Dorothy with lips so red and merry We give some lipstick, the color of a cherry. We leave to you a brand new bike Because to town it's such a hike. A record of laughter for Margie McKay, ' The reason, of course, is because she's so gay. To Giggles Mayfield so pert and gay An autographed copy of the Senior Play. Because your teeth are so nice and white, Here's some tooth powder to keep that smile bright. Trophies and prizes you have very many, Don't say WE never gave you any! A package of gum should suit you swell Since you like to chew so well. Your eyes really are a beautiful green, Here's some mascara to make them gleam. As a memento of selling ice cream at noon, We give to you a wooden spoon! You say she likes to dance, perchance? These slippers will enhance our Nance! Because your skin is so nice and fair, We give you some soap so it will always have You always seem to have money galore, Put it in this bank and you'll soon have more. 'Though you gulp acid with such grace This H20 must take its place. Because you are a gentleman charmer We leave you this knight in shining armor. We give a ball-point pen unto The pride and joy of Shorthand II. 28 Cafe , ,..,....,.,?.



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lm '. H. ROBERT CARBONE RICHARD CIERVO EARLE COOLEY ERNEST COPPOLA EDWARD DEGUZIS IRVING FALLON EDWARD FOLOIK ROGER F ORTIER EDWARD Fusco PHILIP GLYNN EARL HARTFORD LAWRENCE HAS SETT HOWARD HEWITT JOSEPH JALOWIECKI JERRY KELLY EDWARD KNAPP STANLEY KUCINSKAS ROBERT LIGUORI JOSEPH LIPPIA NORMAN MATHEWS ANTHONY MAURO Qfft-Z-.:+:e , ALM L.H.S. CHRONICLE Does X equal one? Does X equal two? This pencil will figure it out for you. Dick Ciervois your name, but we all call you Countg Such royalty needs a new thoroughbred mount. So that his humor will never sperl, We give some alcohol to our dear Earle. Because carting the kids has worn your car out, A new one we'll give youg you'll have fun without doubt. You're always tickled pink and so A little feather will please you we know. From Irving We never hear a word - A megaphone, so you might be heard. '4Small but mighty, so they sayg Take these Vitamins and stay that way. With your clothes so slick and neat Wear this jazzy bow that can't be beat. We donate a globe to give aid to you Because History was your Waterloo. A guillotine, Phil, for you've truly said You're always bound to get ahead. What's that, you say? You've never been there? Quick, grab this train - you'll soon be seen there. The life of the party you seemed to be 5 We give a book of games to thee. You sometimes seemed to be up a tree To wit - So here we have a nice axe for thee. Hew it! To you we present an eraser for frecklesg It's guaranteed to remove all of your speckles. To you we give a ball of twine So you will always have a line. With the fairer sex you seem to rateg We give you a telephone to make a date. Some vitamin pills for our Big Stang They'll make you grow if anything can. A perfect saint is what you ain't, and what you'll never be But this halo for your curly hair will make you heavenly! To you we give a racing tip So behind in cash you'll never slip, In the Senior Play your acting was funny 5 The Hollywood contract may bring you money. You skate backwards while wind is blowing Your rear-view mirror - watch where you're going. 30

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