Wilby High School - Wilby Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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Ruthann Burns “Chickic” April 23, 1946 Anderson “Deep sighted in intelligence . . . not heard often.” Barbara Ann Burritt “Bobbie” June 22, 1946 Russell “If personality were wealth, she’d be a millionaire.” Joseph Callahan “Joe” June 12, 1945 Buck’s Hill “Boys like him are rarely found. He’s a good sport all around.” David Canales “Dave” March 2, 1946 Prospect Community “Intelligent, studious, and always willing to help . . . quick-witted.” Barry Caouctte March 18, 1946 Prospect Community “Full of laughs and has plenty of friends . . . dresses smartly with the collegiate look.” Kenneth J. Capaldo “Dwarf” May 21, 1946 Slocum “For a little boy, he packs a mean lunch. He has a host of friends.” Donna Caputo June 6, 1946 Buck’s Hill “Behind her calm exterior lies a bit of mischievousness.” Christopher Carrozza “Chris” October 22, 1945 Mcrriman “Everyone’s friend, especially the girls . . . excellent taste in clothes and companions.”

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Karen Bergen October 30, 1946 Prospect Community “Fun to have around . . . sociable, cheer- ful, and ready for a laugh.” Thomas Blinstrubas “Strub” June 13, 1946 Prospect Community “An intelligent boy with many friends . . . very witty and has a good imagina- tion.” Phyllis Marie Bocci “Phyl” November 18, 1946 Washington “A smile can always spring from a heart where friendship rings.” Anne Mary Boisvert December 11, 1946 St. Mary’s “Knowledge is the ladder to any castle in the sky.” Laurel Lois Brangcl “Laurie” April 19, 1946 Buck’s Hill “A carefree and happy person, noted for her wild laugh.” Aleta Bredice December 12, 1946 Prospect Jr. “Friendly, sophisticated, and always has a pleasant smile.” i Sandra Brightman “Sandy” December 2, 1945 B. W. Tinker “Always smiling . . . happy-go-lucky girl.” Arlene Brodeur “Ar” November 11, 1946 Washington “Good natured, well-liked, and always smiling. Nice to know.”

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Conrad Carvalho “Bico” August 22, 1946 Prospect Community “Brawny and athletic guy with his mind toward the sky.” Daniel Chassc “Mouse” September 29, 1946 Driggs “A charming boy with a compliment al- ways at hand . . . flirtatious.” Leona Chasse “Ringo” September 29, 1946 Driggs “A ready wit and laugh to match . . . her serious moods are hard to catch.” Paul Chasse “Chass” October 10, 1946 Driggs “A somewhat quiet boy with a great sense of humor.” Barbara Ann Cianciulli “Barb” August 20, 1946 B. W. Tinker “A friendly girl with a glowing personality . . . liked by everyone.” Elaine Ciccarelli “Chickie” July 12, 1946 Slocum “Like a clock work toy, always wound up.” Carole Cicchctti “Chick” March 28, 1946 Sprague “A cute, swinging package of dynamite who is a pleasure to be with.” John Clyma July 31, 1946 Prospect Community “Quiet but very alert . . . the perfect gentleman.” 14