University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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BOWMAN, MARILYN Beautiful blondes aren't necessarily dumb. Look at Lynnl BRANNIGAN, FRANCES One glance at Fran is ample proof that charm and etticiency can go hand-in- hand. I I f DQ! . BROWN, ELIZABETH Our gal with the golden voice . Her personality guarantees her success. BRYNGI, VICTOR Vic's quiet manner and pleasing smile make us want to know him better. CANTIELLO, ANTHONY His friendship is an involu- able asset. AFV? E ll 'dwg IF' '91- A-nun -ET-'? Qfwffffifw J A5441 If CA RUCCI, LEONARD Friendliness and good sportse manship will, in the future as in the past, insure Lenny's success. CEBEREK, STEPHANIE Shelf is friendly, gracious, tall, She's a girl well-liked by all. CIANCI, ANN Ann is gentle, quiet, ever a lady-a very delightful one. Qjffv' fL'c CKSMII f-fa 91,7 ONEY, DONALD Our full respect long since was WOI1 By Don's keen mind, his love ol lun. CONNELLY, JOHN .lohn's amiability is rooted in respect for others. His smiles and his friendship we cherish.

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AGOSTINELLI, GUERlNO A lole-comer, Bill has be- come a valued member of lhe class. ALLEN, LILY Wisely chosen was her name, She puls lhe lovely flower lo shame. ANTHONY, ERNEST We like earnesl Ernest. He's one of lhe chess experls, and a good fellow. ASKINAS, BETTE If you're askin' us, of course, we like Belle. Her vivacious- ness and magnelic personalily have won well deserved popularily. ATCHALES, MARY She's quiel, friendly ,and sedale, She's our ideal of a class- male. s. ...gh Wim x. , .1 . bw cd !'!,, i. C ?7'Ca 5, P BARRY, THOMAS Tom's ulhlelic abilily, his candor, and his willingness lo help have endeared him lo us. BERLANI, EVERETT Lucky may be ralher small, Bul Lucky's line is awfully lall. BERNSTEIN, JOELLE Snappy, clever, full of lun, Joelle has a smile for every- one. BOONE, DONALD Dan's keenness and elo- quence will always be co mended. We kno e' e- come a worlhy I WML BOUCHA RD, ALPHONSE We don'l know if Al can croon. Tha! face alone will make girls swoon.

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WM OPPINGER, LORRAINE Lo 's one of the most active mbers of the class. Her satility is astounding d lightful. I CURRY, PATRICIA lf we did not admire Pat's poise so much, we should envy her it. ffl DEMBER, JUDITH Judy has convinced us that young ladies may be both thoughtful and charming. DESMOND, SYLVIA Sylvia has a winning smile, She's found life can be worthwhile. DEUTSCH, ANN Sober, but not serious, Quiet, but not idle. MSF DILLON, JOSEPH Good manners and good character are sworn friends and fast allies. DROBINSKI, ZIGMUND Ziggy's smile and athletic ability, when coupled with his classroom performances, are explanation enough of our respect for him. EPSTEIN, JEWEL Her name will always recall to our memory her sparkling eyes, her radiant .smile and personality. FAGAN, FRANCES Frannie's iokes are full of corn, But when she's gone the kids'll mourn. GALI ETTE, ALVERA Beauty, brains, and person- ality-there's nothing more to be said. MW