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

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President ... Vice-President . Treasurer Secretary . JUNIOR CLASS ...... Michael Pleva .......James English Virginia Kane .....Phyllis Kucharski JUNIOR CLASS NEWS The first meeting of the Junior Class was held cn September 12, 1957, for the purpose of electing class officers and Athletic Association representatives. Harold Kelsey, Robert Alekson, and Celeste Greene were elected to the Athletic Association. Through a vote of the Junior Class in October, Patricia Samuelrich was chosen as Class Editor for the Herald. In September the representative for the class rings visited the school and juniors were measured for their rings, which arrived in October. On March 20, 1958, the Junior Class began its preparations for the Junior Prom. The following chairmen were chosen: General Chairman, Edmund Arrighini; Decorat¬ ing Committee, Bruce Winters; Ticket Committee, Paul O’Donnell; Gift Committee, Phyllis Kucharski; Refreshment Committee, Gail Root; Orchestra Committee, Theodore Mitchell; Advertising Committee, James English; and Clean-up Committee, Stuart Greene. The Decoration Committee chose the theme ' Evening in the Orient.” The prom was held on May 10, 1958, with Edmund Arrighini as host and Virginia Kane as hostess. Music was supplied by the Al-Tones cf Hartford. The Junior Class would like to thank all those who helped to make the prom a success. Patricia Samuelrich 59

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President .. Vice-President Secretary .. Treasurer . SENIOR CLASS NEWS .....Robert Lee ....Herbert Staiger Frances Lukas Judith Vaitukaitis The first meeting of the Senior Class was held to elect officers and to form com¬ mittees. The A.A. Representatives chosen were: David Alfano, Patricia Root, John Wallan and Beverly Marcotti. The Senior Magazine Sale proved highly successful; the class broke all previous records of sales. Thomas Barberie, captain of the winning team, sold the most sub¬ scriptions. The food sale on Election Day and the Senior Class Cake Sale also added to the kitty for the Washington trip. In preparation for the yearbook and graduation, the photography studio of G. Fox Company of Hartford was engaged to take class pictures. Royal blue and white were chosen for class colors and also for caps and gowns. On April 11, 1958, the Senior Class staged a three-act comedy, Seventeen Is Terrific. The play was one of the best performances ever staged at the high sch ool, and the class would like to express their appreciation to all the faculty members who helped to make this such a successful occasion. From April 21 to April 25 forty-eight seniors enjoyed the annual class trip to Washington, D. C. The itinerary included side trips to Fort McHenry, Annapolis, Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Mount Vernon. Under the chairmanship of Charles Sidway, the class held its semi-formal ball on May 17, 1958, from 7:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. This was the last class activity before graduation. Herbert Staiger ’58

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SOPHOMORE CLASS President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Ronald Perry Robert Stanger .Linda Scheele Carol Sicbaldi SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS The first meeting of the Sophomore Class was held on September 12, 1957, to elect class officers. Elizabeth Glemboski and Robert Anderson were chosen as Athletic Association representatives. At an election later in the month Sandra Sheridan was elected Sophomore Editor for the Herald. A second meeting was held on March 20, 1958, at which plans for the Sophomore Social were discussed. The following committees and their chairmen were named: Advertising Committee, Susan Grady; Clean-up Committee, Linda Scheele; Decoration Committee, Ann Marie Barberie; Entertainment Committee, Harold Sutton; Refresh¬ ment Committee, Elizabeth Glemboski; Ticket Committee, Ronald Perry. The Social was held on April 18, 1958, and it was both a social and a finan¬ cial success. Sandra Sheridan ’60