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

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THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD . made for the Junior Prom which will be held „„ May dtora.ed ,o tea.Je a •« » « ' ™ “cb«L has ton engaged » fnaniah ,b, mu.ic. Tbe comm,,.™ bead, worn choaen and are as follows: - , Ta ravel la • Refreshment Committee, Lorraine Kulas, mittee, Peter Gallerani. SOPHOMORE CLASS NOTES D •, .Arthur Russell President ... n •, . Philip Oates r , . Patricia Rielly Dorothy Dowd Treasurer ---- r c1 t of „ rs Sr .’S ' amtr zt sr S-. s:lf»,rx lumber h£ toTslightly deceased Joaeph Amonacci and Pai.y Rng«e„o were elected to the Athletic Council. The class decided to pay $.25 a month as dues. A delegation of fifteen members was formed to attend the funeral for Dr. Anna C0 l Thc phomores wish to express their appreciation to the principal, teachers and other members of the faculty for a successful and happy school ye . Jeanette Quacliaroli 49 FRESHMAN CLASS NOTES „ , ..Richard Christian ., , ...Edward Bic.os Evelyn Santamaria S Cre ‘ ary - ..... ' AUDREY MAREK Treasurer . Thc r. .- r “ d wmi “ m Te V - F, “ hm “ year has been, and we shall do our best to make it so. ‘ fZw a i niM f PlAC.(»I 50 CNI Page

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THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD 2.3 SENIOR CLASS NOTES President . Theodore Rendock Vice-President -- Theodore Bigos Secretary .... Lois Dowd Treasurer . Grace Rossi William Rielly, June Fitzpatrick, John Fisher, and Vito Ruggiero were elected by the class as representatives to the Athletic Association. A social in honor of the Freshmen was given on October 18. It proved a suc¬ cess both socially and financially. The magazine campaign, conducted by the Seniors through the Curtis Publish¬ ing Company, added a considerable profit to the funds for the Washington Trip. Teddy Rendock did an outstanding job as salesman and was given an award. During the campaign, the Class was divided into two teams, The Red and The Blue. The Blue Team, or the losing team, had to give a social for the victors, the faculty, and the Juniors. Mr. Davis, a representative for the Company, did some comic imper¬ sonations of Romeo and Juliet.” A good time was had by all. On February 7, the Prize Essay Contest was held in the high school auditorium. The following Seniors participated: Elsie Colo, Lois Dowd, Marguerite Gallerani, Eleanor Gragnolati, and Ellen Shaughnessy. First prize was awarded Ellen Shaughn- essy; second prize, Elsie Colo. The Class had its pictures taken by the Brown Studio in March. The Senior Class has decided on maroon and white as their class colors, and the talisman rose as the class flower. On April 11, a three- act comedy, Let Me Grow Up”, was given in the audit¬ orium of the high school. A large crowd attended this important occasion. The proceeds of the play went toward the Class trip to Washington, D. C. The Seniors left for the nation ' s capitol, April 28. This four-day tour proved very educational and enjoyable. Preparation for Class Night and Graduation are now being made. The Senior Class wish to express their deepest thanks to all those who have contributed so much in making all their enterprises a success. Marguerite Gallerani ’47 JUNIOR CLASS NOTES Pres id ent...„ -- Joh n Shaughnessy Vice-President .... Robert Paganelli Secretary . Margaret Barisone T reasurer .—.... Mildred Christian In September, thirty-nine members were enrolled in the Junior Class. Since then, five have left and two have been added so that the enrollment now stands at thirty-six. A class meeting was held to elect the officers. Arthur Africano and Edward Wezowicz were elected as representatives for the Athletic Association. Later another meeting was held, and rose and silver were chosen as the class colors. The class also selected a plain gold ring. LD CNI Page

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the HIGH SCHOOL HERALD 25 SCHOOL NOTES Windsor Locks High School began its fall session, Monday morning, September 9, with a total enrollment of 177 students; 37 Seniors, 39 Juniors, 45 Sophomores and 56 Freshmen. Two new teachers have been added to the faculty. They are Miss Babic, English and Languages and Mrs. Roberts, Music. During the course of the year we also had the assistance of Mrs. Garini as substitute teacher. This year 12 members were initiated into the Latin Club. The initiation ceremony was held in the High School Auditorium. Regular meetings were held during the year. The officers of the club for the past year were President, John Flanders; Vice-President, Lois Dowd; Secretary, Betty Byrnes; Treasurer, John Fisher. The Scribblers Club was again organized under the supervision of Miss Smith. The officers for the past year were President, Eleanor Gragnolati; Vice-President, Marguerite Gallerani; Secretary, Dorothy Samplatsky; Treasurer, Lorretta Mobiglia. The members have received interesting letters from England, France and Holland. Under the supervision of Miss Anderson the Press Club published two copies of the Wilohi. The officers for the past year were Editor-in-Chief, Lois Dowd; Assist¬ ant Editor, Eunice McGinn; Secretary, Frances Povlick. In the musical field the Glee Club was again organized under the supervision of Mrs. Roberts. Officers for the past year were President, Ruth Quagliaroli; Vice- President, Marion Koehler; Secretary, Dorothy Samplatsky; Treasurer, June Fitzpatrick. An Art Club has been formed with an enrollment of over fifty students. Miss Bruce of the Grammar School Faculty is in charge. The annual American Legion Oratorical Contest was held February 19 . The subject for this contest was Our Constitution in the Changing World.” Eunice McGinn won first prize and the second award was given to Dorothy Dow ' d. The Senior Class presented its p lay, Let Me Grow Up, on April 11. The pro¬ ceeds of the play went toward the expense of the class trip to Washington. This brief summary review ' s the numerous activities that were carried on in the High School during the past year. Esther Montemerlo ' 47 ATHLETICS The basketball season came to a successful close under the able assistance of Coach John A. Cerra. The Varsity Team was as follows: Captain John Flanders, Eddie Wezowicz, Robert Sheehan, Robert Ferrara, Teddy Rendock, Arthur Africano, Billy Rielly, Jack Fisher, Teddy Malec, Harry Schuster, Teddy Bigos and Joseph Antonacci. The Junior Varsity, who had the best record of any Junior Varsity in the school, were as follows: Captain Joseph Antonacci, Kenneth Kraiza, Richard Fisher, Bruce Hendsey, Patsy Ruggiero, Ellsworth Case, Billy Whiton, Daniel Kervick, Eddie Viggiano, Teddy Bigos and Harry Schuster. Managers: Vito Ruggiero, Jack Shaughnessy. The schedule follows: W.L. °pp. 34 November 22 Windsor (H) 35 December 10 East Hampton (H) 37 30 December 13 Glastonbury (A) 33 47 CNI Page