Wilby High School - Wilby Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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Thomas Martino “Tom the Bomb” March 29, 1946 St. Mary’s “Great sense of humor . . . one of the nicest guys in YVilby . . . you’ll find him with his face pressed against session room door windows.” Carol Ann Matcheson October 17, 1946 Driggs “Pleasing personality, cheerful, cute, sensible, sparkling disposition, and likes poodles.” Theresa Mayfield “Terry” November 15, 1946 Slocum “Warm personality, well liked by all, best dressed, happy-go-lucky, and sensible.” Maureen McCarthy “Rene” October 20, 1946 Sprague “Charm and sweetness all her own . . . great friend.” Kathy McCasland “Kathi” February 17, 1946 Prospect Community “Good natured, fun loving and a happy- go-lucky girl.” Robert McClain “Bob” April 21, 1946 Ridgway Area Jr. High Ridgway, Pa. “A newcomer at Wilby, but has won a great number of friends with his pleasant disposition.” Sharon McGovern “Micky” March 7, 1947 Buck’s Hill “Really great kid who is nice to be with. Logic and intelligence arc her main assets.” Mildred McNcllis “Millie” January 19, 1947 Blessed Sacrament “Wears her beautiful clothes well . . . flashing personality has won her many friends in her one year at Wilby.”

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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

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Beverly Ann Migliaro “Bev” May 16, 1945 Kingsbury “Quiet, liked by all who know her, will succeed in what she strives for.” Bernard Miklctonas “Bern” October 8, 1946 Walsh “Quiet, except when it comes to leading club meetings . . . always nice to have around.” Warren Morgan “Twink” February 11, 1944 Walsh “Really great person, best friend anyone can have.” Nancy Moritis “Nan” May 3, 1946 Sprague “Always cracking jokes, fun to be with, sociable.” Mary Morrissey “Moosie” September 11, 1946 Washington “Wonderful person, liked by all, very friendly, willingness to help all.” Barbara Mulvilic “Barb” October 13, 1945 Chase “Women of few words arc the best.” Georgette Nodine “George” September 13, 1946 Russell “Smart girl who everyone gets along with . . . bubbling personality.” William Nelson “Bill” January 14, 1947 Barnard “Great friend to all . . . liked by every- one . . . sociable . . . Friendly’s most valuable asset.”