Wilby High School - Wilby Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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Margaret Nelson “Princess” November 21, 1945 Barnard “Very cute girl, quiet sense of humor . . . a girl everyone should know.” Margaret R. O’Donnell “Mags” September 2, 1946 Buck’s Hill “Ten little fingers, ten little toes; only one little tongue, but Oh, how it goes . . . Talkative Mags is a ball to be with.” Janet Olson “Jake” July 24, 1946 Iloly Name School, Mass. “A sweet girl with a warm and friendly personality. Hard study brings much suc- Dorothy Ostroski “Dot” June 23, 1945 Prospect Community “True gift of gab . . . quick sense of humor.” Gertrude Maria Padula “Trudy” October 9, 1946 Slocum “Very quiet, a friendly smile for every- one. Undecided about her future.” Gregory Palmer “Poog” September 13, 1946 Sprague “A very friendly boy who can really get those strikes and spares.” Lynda Lee Palomba “Lyn” August 25, 1946 St. Margaret’s “Most mechanically-minded and car-en- thused female in the senior class . . . her flashing eyes and beautiful long hair match her personality.” John Paolino “Jap” July 29, 1945 Prospect Community “The Lady’s Man of Wilby . . . carefree and nice looking.”

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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.”

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Dianne Papp “Dec” November 16, 1946 Bernard “Witty and loads of fun to be with. Dee’s hard studying should one day make her a wonderf u 1 see re t a ry. ” Richard Parenteau “Richie” June 29, 1946 Prospect Community “A very nice guy who is sure to be great success in life.” Susan Parker “Sue” May 29, 1946 Hopcvillc “Quiet, nice person to know.” Sharon Palmley “Sherry” August 14, 1946 Duggan “Quiet girl with soft and sweet voice . . . personable.” Diane Paternostro “Dee Dec” January 1, 1946 Slocum “Very sweet and nice person who every- one enjoys having around.” Marcia Patronik “Marsh” September 9, 1946 Walsh “Quiet with a smile that spreads happiness and cheer. Her sparkling personality has won her many friends at Wilby.” Reno Pelletier June 27, 1945 St. Ann’s “Handsome guy with a great personality. Kind of (piict but fun to be with.” Mary Pellizzaro November 27, 1943 Slocum “Nice to talk to, always having a ball in the session room . . . friendly to all.”