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

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THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 1 The Herald Staff and Business Board - --- - . 2 The Faculty and the Board of Education 2 Class Pictures and Write Ups 4 Note of Appreciation 17 Editorials 18 School News 19 Senior Class Notes 19 Junior Class Notes 21 Sophomore Class Notes 21 Freshman Class Notes 22 Athletics 23 GRADUATION NIGHT PROGRAM ' Salutatory—The Value of the Educated Man to Himself - 24 Essay—The Value of the Educated Man to the Home -- 25 Essay — The Value of the Educated Man to the Community.. - 26 Essay — The Value of the Educated Man to the State - 27 Essay — Horace Mann, The Great Educator - 28 Valedictory — The Value of the Educated Man to World Peace - 29 Class Songs 30 Advertisements 31

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9 THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD HERALD LITERARY HOARD Editor-in-Chief Julia Shykula, ’37 Julia Wolnick, ’37 Dorothy Micha, ’37 Associate Editors Michael Molyn, ’38 Lillian Snow, ’39 Michael Gubala, ’37 Rita Furey, ’38 Class Editors George Harvey, ’39 James Colli, ' 40 School Editor William McCue, ’37 Athletic Editor Victor Malec, ’37 BUSINESS HOARD Business Manager Francis Gorka, ’38 Assistants Anna Fitzpatrick, ’38 Jean Campanosi, ’38 Dorothy Maseia, ’38 George Connolly, ’38 THE FACULTY Leander Jackson, Principal French and Latin Physical Training, History, Civics Frances Burke Helen Holbrook English Lucille E. Smith Mathematics, History, Economics Physical Training Robert Jackson Freshman Subjects L. Katharine Sackett Commercial Subjects Rosemary Loeser Letitia Casinghino Science and Mathematics Nelson Par melee Music Lydia Mettler Allen THE BOARD OF EDUCATION John F. Fitzpatrick, Chairman H. M. Broderick Catherine Farrell Cornelius V. O’Leary Joseph A. Taravella

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mm 4 THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD WINDSOR LOCKS . . . CONNECTICUT Commencement Number, June 1937 THE CLASS OF THIRTY-SEVEN STEPHANIA AGNES ANDRIK “Stephie” Glee Club, ’34, ’35, ’36, ’37; Senior Play Chorus, ’37; Memorial Program, ’36, ’37; Sand¬ wich Committees, ’36; Girls ’ Chorus at Essay Contest, ’37; Graduation Essay, ’37. “She was always sober and sedate And her work was never late ’ RAPHAEL WILFRED BOYLE “Ray” Class President, ’36, ’37; Junior Prize Essay, First Prize; Participant in League of Nations Contest; Senior Play, ’37; Baseball Manager of Grammar School, ’37; President of Athletic Asso¬ ciation, ’37; Assistant Manager of Magazine Con¬ test, ’36; Manager, ’37; Graduation Essay, ’37. “An able man Is Raphael Boyle, In our class machinery, he was the oil