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

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Class Will Peter Agey leaves first; Judith Agnoli bequeaths her worries to Harold Sutton, while Robert Alekson gives Miss Holbrook a well-deserved rest. Patricia Allen passes on her slush pump to another Dodge owner. Brenda Andie leaves her gavel well worn. •- u — Richard Quagliaroli inherits Benjamin Appell’s silence as Edmond Arrighini pre- paies to join the kitchen staff at Friendly ' s. Paul Aston awards his dented fenders to Mr. Dowd. Raymond Carlson deeds Eugene” to anyone who wants it. William Cole leaves French with no regrets. While Teresa Doering endows Park Chevrolet with her trucks. Fiances Draghi contributes her serenity to Gloria Babiarz. The person with the longest walk to school receives the legacy of Judith Driscoll’s knee socks. Sallv Drumm leaves her cackle in the henhouse. James English departs for the Air Force ' Carol Fitch bequeaths her tuna fish sandwiches to the cafeteria. Diane Four¬ nier wills her big brown eyes to the seeing-eye dog hospital. John Gherlone moseys through the door; it ' s the only way out. Michael Gilligan hastens off with Gail. Celeste Greene sashays off to Friendly ' s. Stewart Greene leaves the school a little quieter, while Joan Jackavonis sallies forth ouietly Virginia Kane washes her hands of modeling lessons, and Harold Kelsey returns his two points to Mr. Hanley. Phyllis Kucharski, poor girl, exchanges the New England climate for Miami’s. Beverly Lambert embarks saying, Well, I wasn ' t the only one not paying at¬ tention ” and Friederike Laubenthal bestows her last name on anyone who can pro¬ nounce’it Rochelle Martel leaves swearing—she’ll never come back! Richard Miner offers his car to Thomas Ford, but they refuse. Theodore Mitchell abandons his gang in Hartford. Paul O ' Donnell deeds his con¬ ductor’s baton to Lawrence Welk. While Joanne Pekowski leaves the school with relief, Allan Pernigotti renounces Trig, incomplete. Michael Pleva wills his surplus of schol¬ arships to anyone who needs them. Tarzan inherits Jungle from James Poulin, and the Biology Department in¬ herits the last name of Geraldine Rabbett. Barbara Rittlinger sets forth without a word as Gail Root absconds with the class money. John Samplatsky bequests his “lonely little pancakes” to Betty Crocker. Patricia Samuelrich leaves Mr. Hanley tired. Carol Sartori leaves in Dickie ' s jeep. Richard Sartori passes on his love of physical education to Edward Ferrari. Albert Scotto disposes of his groceries in the street. Sonia Tomaszek departs mumbling “Je ne sais pas.” Helen Washington bequeaths her freckles to Mr. Antonucci. Bruce Winters deeds his horse to anyone who likes to horse around. Joyce Zenzick yields her last place in alphabetical order to Betty Zimowski.

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Senior Class News President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Phyllis Kucharski Edmond Arrighini .. Sonia Tomaszek .Gail Root The first meeting of the senior class was held on September 15, 1958. At this meeting a representative of the Curtis Publishing Company spoke about the magazine sale, which started that day and ended on September 29. The sale was a success. At a meeting on September 19. 1958, G. Fox Company was awarded the contract to take pictures for the yearbook. At the third meeting nominations were made for School Editor and Sports Editor for the yearbook. The student body later elected Patricia Samuelrich and Peter Agey. Judith Agnoli was elected Senior Class Editor. Maroon and white were the colors selected for caps and gowns, and blue and gold for class colors. On October 31, 1958, committees began to prepare for the Get-Acquainted Dance in honor of the Freshman Class. This dance was held on November 10, 1958, and was very well attended. The proceeds from this dance, and from the Election Day Food Sale, and from the Senior Class Cake Sale were put into the fund for the Washington trip. The class presented ALMOST SUMMER, a three-act comedy, on April 10, 1959. The play proved to be a financial success, and the class would like to thank everyone who helped on this project. From April 21 through April 24 the Senior Class enjoyed the annual trip to Wash¬ ington, D. C. The last senior social event before graduation was the Senior Ball held on May 2. Judith Agnoli ’59