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

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JUNIOR CLASS NEWS President ..—.—.....Francis Perotti Vice-President --- -Charles Simonetta Secretary .....Dorothy Gilligan 7 reasurer ....Moyra McGladrigan The first meeting of the Junior Class was held on October 10, 1955, for the purpose of electing class officers and an Athletic Association representative. Russell Jubrey was elected to the Athletic Association. The second meeting was held on October 20, 1955, to decide on the Junior Class rings. After much discussion the Campus King was chosen. This ring is now the standard ring of Windsor Locks High School. On February 8, 1956, the Junior Class began its preparations for the Junior Prom. The following chairmen were chosen: General Chairman, Francis Perotti; Decorating Committee, Elizabeth Anderson; Ticket Committee, Joyce Micha; Gift Committee, Roberta Quagliaroli; Refreshment Committee, Jettie Mae Moorefield; Orchestra Com¬ mittee, Roberta Oliva; Clean-up Committee, Raymond Marconi. The Decorating Committee chose the theme, Rhapsody in Blue.” The prom was held on May 25, 1956, with Francis Perotti as host and Carol Agey as hostess. Edward Young ' s orchestra played at the affair. The Junior Class gratefully thanks all those who helped to make the prom a success. Moyra McGladrigan ' 57

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SENIOR CLASS NEWS President .. ....Joseph Raccone Vice-President .Robert Gilligan Secretary . .-.-...Judith Parmelee Treasurer .. Maureen Procopio Our first class meeting was held to elect class officers, Athletic Association repre¬ sentatives, and Magazine Sale captains. The A. A. Representatives chosen were: William Leary, Madelyn Bollea, Arthur Pfeiffer, and William Francis. Gloria Favata and Olivio Curti were elected Magazine Sale captains. The Senior Magazine Sale proved to be highly successful. The Class of ' 56 brought in more subscriptions than any other class to date. The four top salesmen were: Gloria Favata, Anthony Kulas, Sonya Pohorylo, and Beverly Micha. On October 29 the Class engaged the Brown Studio of Springfield to take class pictures. Gold and white were chosen for class colors and maroon and white for caps and gowns. On February 7 the Seniors held a meeting to discuss various committees. The Food Sale, Motto, and Song Committees were chosen. Janice Lascell was elected chair¬ man of the Food Sale. Rose Bouchard was elected Class Editor of the HERALD. The Senior Class staged a three act comedy, CLEMENTINE, On April 6. To help finance the class trip to Washington, the Seniors held a luncheon on Election Day and a big food sale on April 14. Both proved to be very successful. The Senior Class wishes to thank everyone who helped make this Senior year a success. Rose Bouchard ‘56

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SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS President ....- -. RoBERT Lee Vice-President ...-----.Herbert Staiger Secretary .........—.....Frances Lukas Treasurer J UDITH Vaitukaitis The first meeting of the Sophomore Class was held on I riday, September 16, 1955. Barbara Fillips and Charles Sidway were chosen as the A. A. representatives. Class officers were elected. Meetings of the class officers were held on January 10 and 11 to adopt plans for the annual Sophomore dance. This dance was held on January 27 and was appropriately called the Winter Hop. Through a vote of the Sophomore Class, Judith Vaitukaitis was chosen as Class Editor for the HERALD. Judith Vaitukaitis ’58