Wilby High School - Wilby Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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Sandra Kalick “Sandy” December 7, 1944 St. Joseph’s “Nice personality . . . friendly to all who know her.” Lois Klein “Lo” January 4, 1947 Prospect Community “Mild and good-humored . . . bene- volent.” John Kosloski “Kos” August 30, 1946 Prospect Community ‘‘Combination of intelligence and a warm personality . . . very sociable especially with the girls.” Kathi M. Kunsch “Smilic” January 14, 1947 Chase “Very, quite studious, and will be very successful in life.” Arthur Lagassc “Butch” June 10, 1946 Prospect Community “Quiet until it’s time for a good time . . . does quite a bit for fun.” Sandra Jean Lango “Sandic” November 27, 1946 Walsh “Talkative, witty, carefree, and a wonder- ful person to know.” Raymond A. Lanoie Buddy” August 18, 1946 Buck’s Hill “Sophisticated, studious, and intellectual.” Sarah Ann Laud a no “Sally” December 16, 1946 “A swell person to know. 23 Chase

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Thomas Hartnett December 4, 1946 Prospect Community “He laughs, talks, and when necessary, studies.” Gail Lorraine Henrickscn December 1, 1946 Chase “Quiet, Friendly, and likeable.” Helen Hill “Sailor” May 10. 1945 South Side Jr. High “A jovial person who is always great com- pany ... a ready laugh and great wit.” Karen Hintz November 6, 1946 Prospect Community “Sincere and dedicated girl with a great personality.” Linda Hollingsworth “Lynn” August 5, 1946 Driggs “A needle and thread girl whose person- ality is warm and sensible.” Judy Ignotas “Judy” March 6, 1946 “Very friendly girl who always has some- thing nice to say.” Alexander J. Iosa “Al” December 5, 1916 Prospect Community “An intellectual comic and one of the best guys Wilby ever turned out.” Sharon Kasabucki “Shar” November 21, 1946 Chase “Sweet, cute, girl ... a great friend and warm personality.”

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Gayle LaMontagne February 11, 1946 Sacred Heart “Winning smile and charming personality . . . combines intelligence and good looks.” Paula Levegnalc June 9, 1946 Woodrow Wilson “Petite, sweet, and a happy-go-lucky per- son.” Carolyn Lines September 26, 1946 Memorial “Sweet smile with a matching person- ality.” Douglas Alexander Lompert “Doug” September 23, 1944 B. W. Tinker “Very manly and collegiate guy who al- ways has plenty of girlfriends . . . non- conformist when dealing with society.” Ivory Love “Ive” August 22, 1945 Driggs “Very quiet yet friendly . . . courteous . . . will succeed in whatever she does.” Edythe Ann Mancini “Eydic” January 31, 1947 Webster “Liked by her classmates . . . glamorous, and fun to know.” Gail Mackicwicz June 26, 1946 Memorial “Bubbling personality . . . sociable . . . everyone’s friend.” Michael Mallardi “Mike” July 11, 1946 St. Mary, Star of the Sea (N.Y.) “Quite the ladies’ man . . . really nice to be with . . . has an adorable New York accent and is very obviously good look- ing.” 24