Windsor Locks High School - Herald Yearbook (Windsor Locks, CT)

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THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD 3 HERALD LITERARY BOARD Margaret Moore, ' ’36 Frances Greene, ’36 Helen Jenkins, ’36 William McCue, ’37 0 Editor-in-Chief Richard Blackburn, ’36 Associate Editors Julia Shykula, ’37 Michael Moyln, ' 38 Class Editors Rita Furey, ' 38 Bruno Seaha, ’39 School Editor Doris Tambussi, ’36 Athletic Editor John Gorka, ' 36 Art Editor June Wheeler, ’36 Ruth Krauss, ’37 Dorothy Colli, ’37 BUSINESS BOARD Business Manager Mary Tracy, ’37 Assistants Jane Jepson, ’37 Betty Shaughnessy, ’37 THE FACULTY Leander Jackson, Commercial Letitia Casingtino French and I.atin Frances Burke English Lucille Smith Freshman Subiects L. Katherine Sackett Music Lydia Mettler Principal Physical Training, History and Civics Helen Holbrook Mathematics, History, Economics and Physical Training Robert Jackson Science and Mathematics Nelson Parmelee THE BOARD OF John F. Fitzpatrick, Chairman Cornelius O’Leary Joseph A. EDUCATION H. M. Broderick Catherine T. Farrell Taravella

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THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD WINDSOR LOCKS • - • CONNECTICUT ... fo r... JUNE, NINETEEN THIRTY-SIX TABLE OF CONTENTS - Page Dedication 1 The Herald Staff and Business Board 3 The Faculty and the Board of Education 3 Class Pictures and Write Ups 4-13 Note of Appreciation 13 In Memoriam 14-15 CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM Amateur Radio Hour- 16 Prophecy - 17 Class Psychologist- 18 Class Gifts - 19 Gift to the School. 21 Acceptance of Gift I 21 Class Song - 21 Class Poem- 22 Song of Farewell- 22 Senior Class Notes - 23 Junior Class Notes- 23 Sophomore Class Notes 24 Freshman Class Notes 24 School News -;- 24 Athletics 25 Class Ballot 26 GRADUATION NIGHT PROGRAM Salutatory—Youth Campaigns for Highway Safety 27 Essay—Youth Strives for Peace 28 Essay—Youth Faces the Crime Question 29 Valedictory—Youth Faces International Relations 30 Advertisements - 32-44

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4 THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD THE CLASS OF THIRTY ' SIX -★- ANGELINA AGNES ANTONACCT “Ang” Commercial Course Glee Club, ’33, ’34, ’35; Basketball, ’33, ’34, ’36; Decorating Committee, Junior Prom ’35; I »- freshment Committee, Junior Prom ’35; “Tourists Accommodated,” ’36; Junior Essay Contest; Dec¬ orating Committee, ’36. Class Night, Radi o Program. A little, tiny, pretty, witty charming darling the. ' LORRAINE AGNES BARBERI “Toots” Commercial Course Herald Business Board; Committees—Sand¬ wich Sale ’36, Decorating ’35, Orchestra ”36; Junior Prize Speaking, ’35; Glee Club, ’33, ’34, ’35; “Tourists Accommodated,” ’36; Prophecy. ’36. “She that was ever fair and never proud. Had tongue at will, and yet was never loud. IRMA MADLYNE BELTRANDI “Irm” Commercial Course Glee Club, ’33, ’34; Programs, ’35, ’36; Senior Play, 36; Cup Cake and Sandwich Committees, 35; Social, ’36; Representative to Athletic Asso¬ ciation, 36; Typist for “Herald,’’ ’35; Acceptance of Gift, ' 35; Class Prophecy, ’36. Who mixed reason with pleasure, and wisdom with mirth.”