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

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12 THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD RONALD RICHARD RITTLINGER “RITT” se; PrcssOU.b 1 ; Glee 53; nfcoration Com- epresentative , 54; Magazinc Sales- 14 1 class Rfport jr ' 534 ' 54 Trip to laV e T!amp; k CA?M ( d Sale (.lass Motto Currfmittee ' 54; Cui ain v Class Pl.u ' ll. SyuW. Bff its, jCta Sj se 4W? everyth in»s f is f MARIANGF.l.A THERESA S1MONETTA MARY Commercial Course; Chairman, Refreshment Com¬ mittee for Junior Social ’53; Budget Committee ’54; Sandwich Sale Committee ’54; Election Day Food Sale Committee ’54; Senior Class Food Sale ’54; Intramural Basketball ’51; Secretary-Treasurer of Wilohi 54; Parade of Youth Correspondent ’54; Class Play ' 54; Associate Editor of Herald ’52, ’53; Co-Editor-in-Chief of Herald ’54; Glee Club ' 51, ’52; Chorus Group ' 54; Christmas Assembly ' 54; Driver Training Course ' 54; Typing Certificate ’53; Short¬ hand Certificate ’53; Magazine Salesmanship Award 54; DAR Award ' 54; Second Prize VFW Essay; Class Night Exercises ’54; Co-Valedictorian. “Integrity of life is fame ' s best friend.” ANN STEWART •STE WY’ iris ' r Sal $ aC liW r mji n 5fr; Press I Exercises 54. iK . Junior ittee for Junior ntative Class 54; igazine ub 54; Pep Squad ful face is nearly as wxh 1 nvalid as healthy weather.

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THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD 11 NELSON LEO PERRY “NeU College Course; Football ’51; Track ’51, ’52; Allied Youth ' 52; Magazine Salesmanship Award ’54; Magazine Skit ' 54; Advertising Committee Class Play ' 54; Ticket Committee Class Play ' 54; Election Day Food Sale ' 54; Class Night Exercises ' 54. “Nothing succeeds so well ns success.” JAMES RICHARD PESCI “JIMMY ' College Course; Baseball 52, 53, ‘54; Basketball 52, 53. ‘54; Vice-President ‘52; Nutmeg Boys State 53; Chairman Orchestra Committee, Junior Prom. 53; Usher for Class Night ‘53; Usher for Gradua¬ tion 53; Captain Winning Team, Magazine Sale ‘54; Magazine Salesmanship Award 54; Herald Business Board 53; Class Play, Senior 54; Food Sale 54; New York Trip ‘54; Class Night Exercises 54. “As merry a soul as e ' er trod on shoe leather. ' JOYCE ESTHER QUAGLIAROLI “JOYCE Commercial Course; Girls’ Glee Club 51, 52; Chorus 54; Junior Social Refreshment Committee 53; Election Day Food Sale 54; Senior Food Sale Committee 54; Senior Class Play 54; Gregg Short¬ hand Award 53; Magazine Salesmanship Award 54; Magazine Sale Skit ‘54; Sandwich Sale Committee 54; Driver Training Course 53; Class Night Exer¬ cises 54. “It Is tranquil i eople who accomplish much.

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THE HIGH SCHOOL HERALD 13 JOAN ANN THERRIEN JOAN Commercial Course; Glee Club ’51, 52, 53, 54; Athletic Association Representative 51; Class Treas¬ urer 52; Class Secretary 53; Shorthand Award 53; Typing Award 53; Refreshment Committee for Junior From 53; Christmas Card Committee 54; Annual Cake Sale 54; Class Play 54; Election Day Food Sale Committee 54; School Christmas Caroling 54; Christmas Assembly ' 54; Thanksgiving Assembly 54; Driving Train ing Course 54; Pep Squad 54; Magazine Sale 54; Class Night Exercises 54; Sand¬ wich Sale 54; Third Honor Essay. Friendship ami sincerity are the wine of life KENNETH RONALD WALTERS GEEK General Course; Vice-President 51; Basketball 51, 52; Baseball 51, 52, 53, ’54; Boys Chorus 51, 52, 53, 54; Band 53, 54; Herald Business Board 53; Junior Prom Committee 54; Usher, Senior Class Play 54; Class Night Exercises 54. Silence is more eloquent than words. ' ANN WARNER MIMI ourse; A. A. Representative 52; Intra- basketball 52; Election Day Food Sale 54; ?ich Sale Committee 54; Make-up Committee, fss Play 54; Properties, Class Play 54; Candy Committee, Class Play 54; Glee Club 54; Magazine Salesmanship Award 54; Magazine Sale Skit 54; Class Night Exercises 54. A sip is the most that mortals are ipermitted from any goblet of delight.