Wilby High School - Wilby Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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Donna Dexter “Dex” June 26, 1946 Sprague “Cute, pixielike girl with friends galore.” Sarah Desjardins “Sud” November 12, 1946 Prospect Community “A great friend who is enjoyable to be with. A smile for all.” James Desmarais “Jimmy” October 17, 1945 Memorial Jr. High “Quiet, but alert . . . avid interest in cars.” Donna DiChiara December 29, 1946 Russell “Cute bundle of fun ... a true and loyal friend.” Shirley DiPaola “Shirl” July 18, 1946 Sprague “Friendly girl with a cute smile . . . whacky sense of humor.” Rosemary D'Occhio “Rose” April 22, 1946 East Farms “Serious and responsible, yet a very friendly girl.” Joyce Donofrio “Joy” October 26, 1946 Russell “Very pretty girl . . . nothing but good could happen to someone so sweet.” George E. Doolittle December 19, 1946 Sprague “Carefree, very friendly, and always will- ing to lend a helping hand.”

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Terry Lynn Cummings June 22, 1945 Westport Jr. High “Pretty, petite girl with an adorable ac- cent . . . very considerate.” Robert Curto “Bob” November 27, 1946 St. Francis Xavier “No matter what may happen; whatever may befall; I only know I’m living; that is all.” Janice D’Aloia January 24, 1947 Hopeville “A vivacious girl with a great school spirit . . . Jan’s made it her daily task, to do whatever she was asked.” Frank D. Damato “Footsie” March 26, 1945 Webster “Joking sense of humor . . . happy-go- lucky and carefree.” Janice DeFiore August 22, 1946 Walsh “Personable girl who can always be counted on to get a job done.” Carol DeSantis “Rosebud” June 21, 1945 East Farms “Quiet, shy, but very intelligent.” Evon DeSantis “Eve” September 29, 1945 Sprague “Serene countenance with a shy disposi- tion . . . very sharp dresser.” Sandra DeSantis “Sandi” November 9, 1946 East Farms “Sandi’s smart, sweet, shy, and subtle.” 16

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Robert Dorn “R.F.” June 11, 1946 Prospect Community “Ambitious, sincere, reliable . . . assured of success in future years.” Brenda Dow “Bren” December 5, 1945 Hopeville “A pretty blonde whose future looks bright . . . very sociable.” Ann Drainvillc “Frcnchie” March 24, 1946 Washington “An inviting smile and a keen sense of humor.” Lois Dwyer September 3, 1946 Sprague “A smart and devoted girl who will never be forgotten ... a true friend.” Mary Egan December 27, 1946 Hopeville “One-half of a great set . . . really can make someone feel good with a nice com- pliment and one of her friendly smiles.” Maureen Egan “Renie” December 27, 1946 Hopeville “The ‘other half’ of the inscpcrablc ham ’n eggs . . . always interesting to start a conversation with . . . friendly and cour- teous to all her classmates.” Christina Ann Ekvall “Tina” August 20, 1946 Riverside School Torrington “Tina came to Wilby from Torrington and has won many friends here . . . will always remain true to that number-one guy.” Corinne R. Embardo “Corky” January 15, 1947 Buck’s Hill “Don’t mind that deceiving quiet look, it’s what’s underneath that counts . . . won- derful friend who is always sparkling in one way or another.”